https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f9b909c9e79a346c1d70c334a087563a.pdf a64ef9380d4db1cec7dda0f785c340a1 PDF Text Text ,/ •n.Jl1 sentinel, Pomeroy-llld4lePort. o., liar. 17, liM Woman's View Around And About Mainly About People In ••~ :; . ., - ........... '"t will bt employtd In lbt - . Char!ei w~ 11 ~ at ·I!U 11011111, ~ , . WUJ8BI ....... " ,,,, IloW!111 a •llibt bem attack: ••. .. ... ·-·· • I ••• ~ ' ·e lf...u& ·P-,. ..-., ' ..,. • • ' . ·~>'4 ..•• j' • ~QL MUGS XV NO,• 284 •.J. ..... .. Col9rcarteono WID. lo THURSDAY Morch 1a.lt NOT OPIN . ' , . ·efn ttne ~ n.•••· ! ·-::'"·' ~."·. \ f 'f 22 ....... ' :' ! l •' i ~ . ... I, , . .. J ; 1 ' I I ! • '' l \ fd:r _...v ( ----------~--------~----~~~~~! .;, ; :au;;::~t~ft I Obl6 I Punches 11' slow: motion! . •..,.... YOUNG IWINGIRIH IIOOTENANNYI ROCII' 'N' ROU.! TWlST! Lei' Y,l!urleH Go with Molly Bee, Rod Lou· ren, Jao>l< Larson, Sherwood Singer•. "SASKATCHEWAN" (Tecbnleolor) Alan Lodd, Hueh Ollrlan. of Northwest Quick Cash Financing " For Rural Folks PRIVATE CASH LOANS Whether you are a full time or part time farmer we have a bandy money service made to suit you now. Get your cash here quickly to buy bargains, attend public . sales, clean up bills and for any spring needs. Save money by dealing with caah. Earn discounts. Repay on eaay terms made toJit your own Income' and budget. SPECIAL LOW COST FINANCING ~ Go ahead and buy that new or used tractor, car, truck, Implements, appliances or· any- · thing else. Cali our office or ask your dealer for our excellent Credit-Thrift finance plan. Check our very low rates and long credit terms. Just phone or stop In soon. Get ready for a good year. I I· •I>~ .;..., "''1.'1:,. ;,.•Wi''"''"' ·' 'i' I,} . CREDIT lJFE INSURANCE INCLUDED Your favorite grasshopper tie In great new dark colon - black duck or brown Madraa .. New and exciting and absolutely comfortable aa evert only . 2~99 The Shoe Box & SAVINGS CO. 'I"" ' ' FALCON I . PEANUTS SALEJ '\ SINGLE SIGNATURE LOANS BY • CITY LOAN & GUARANTY COMP.ACN¥ 125 E. Main St, • ,,. ; \ FINANCING OHIO . PEOPLE SINCE 19il 1 .. . WY 2-2171 ·•' . ,..'"), )• Church of Christ -3ROOMS UI.UNG EG6S OF ALL NEW of.lhe Ohio · )leta Sigma P b FURNITURE decorate<! E.ili' ~:before:~J~ 595·00 5 46h • PRICE .fiVE plete: Rollil4 by Round) Bli Varied Program Will Feature Spring Concert ,· .. J •• ~ .~veruor, ~~mt~ ·': ··".:"'-:::::=~~:--------:-----~· ;;~;:'~ -;;.;;;;;;;;::;::;;;.:;;:::::::= Vows,to COntinue •· • FRIDAY 'end !SATURDAY Mmh2M1 SONNY LISTON wo CASS.IUS CLAY Filmed at Rlngoldel Com· _I l 'k.,· LAST TIMI TO~IIHT "FOUit ~It TIXAI" (TOI'hnlcoJor) Frank Sinatra, Deau Mlrtln, Anlll Ekber&, Unull And· ' WEDNESDAY, ~~CH •• " POMIItOY, .OHIO ·r~~ . •• f .. ' . • . ' • . ' . �' • - coMMI!NTA'iiHG EOITOIIALLY S.ntin~:tl Hel~ri-Ilelp\. U~~ . l l Show It Colors = -- -- . -.. u· tuetgs s1noma There are not too many of 111 who pLANS m -taking shape for an all out drive to provide 1\10 Grande College have had the opportunity llll:e t~ one '!Ilk!! a ll)>rary 1o fit the needs of the col· that now pl'll8enta Itself to the residents Ieee u It drives forward for accredita- of our area. Yon have a chance to be a tion, which Ills hoped will not be in the part of a program that wlll be for the ad· '!!of' too: diStant future. The committee m vancement of the entire SE Ohio areL charge of the fund drive has assembled All you have to do Is talk to a person who ,sroup of civic minded citizens to assist has worked for and given In the Interest . 1tbe effort, and if they do their work of some organiJ&tlon . to which they beiciently and with _deep interes~ the long, and they will t~U you that It is one will soon be accomplished. The sp1r· of the great satisfactions of their llfe that '"of the whole campaign in this area they had a part In the providing of adeprove to everyone concerned with quate facilities for the development of :lfie college t h a t everyone recog- the generations of the future. They have :'"1llze the deep debt they owe to the_ col· helped to raise a monument to their faith :}tee, which has been termed, and right· in the benefits of human advancement The goal now placed before the friends Jly as one of our greatest assets. ; ; While It is Imperative that the sum of of the college is not a cololtal amount. 1f f400,000 be raised to asure the library area folks would give a few dollars per 1~ · lch is essential to accreditation, the year on a per capita basis for the three 1 mportant thing Is for as many people as years the pledges would run we would S .ossible to participate, In the giving re· have the $400,000. We kno~ of the ex,ll"rlences of a 1 i'dless of the amount. Everyone knows church In this c01nmuruty that raised : that to reach the goal there will have to of the amount that Ill being about half ~ be sizeable gifts to put it across. but a by the college. Persons connected asked ; most important secondary g~al Is to g~t : u many persons as possible mterested m with that church will telljou that one of j lhe providiqg of good sound higher edu· the great benefits derive from Its fund 3!ation for this sector of southeastern raising was to Impress on the minds of i Ohio. We have no doubt that a relative many people the meagerness of their glv· small group of persons could furnish the ing over their lifetimes. The ehurch has · money,_but tbat would not hav~ the same reaped many benefits from the mere fact .j effect as a large company havmg a ~ that far too many people discovered that ! In the accomplishment. The widow;s they were not doing their fair share In Smite Is just as Important as a ~.apital gift dividing the material wealth that they hn the long range prospects ·for the col- possessed. We hope that the same result :: lege. There is not a person in any of our will come from this current campaign In j surrounding counties that has not bene- connection with the college expenslon • fitted in some way from the fact that program. It Is our earnest wish that those h bere is a Rio Grande College. Our future who take an active part will lmparnhelr 1is also bound up in lbis fine Institution, enthusiasm to others and that the college i and we should all .be concerMd with Its will be the beneficiary of !belt thoughts and gifts in the yean that lie ahead. well-being. · ' to _............ - - .. - ' . AU. Mexico Tops Drake, 65-60 ..--. ' . . Nips Duquesne 67-65; New - ' .,., uintet·.·Moves Jlllo NIT Semilfuals. .. Surprising Army ''Of ' Course He. t:tas a License-I lmJesflt Myself!~' '' q....., • ... "' 4illd major upset In tho Na~ Ill I'Dvltallon Toumament lind there wu Taylor (Tat.o) Lo<!ke trYing to exploln what the word "lnlallgible" means. . The wiD wu a repeat 'Of Sat-urda)>) 414-62 conque~t of st. ~venture and movl!d tho Cadet~ Into ihe NIT semliJnola I ~fAR$ . ·-·- ? ' Dally Sentinel, "I don't roeall •· 1 . . ' other State. . -play IIi the ;aemlflnal The two teaplll meet Friday came. ' ln. -tho national aemWDals of Dt9ite .the fact !bat UCLA llie NCAA ¥etball tourna· ~lpped KBDS8i State 78-75 dur:ment. Duke . ~ ¥1chlgon q _lbe recular "'lUUOI, Wooden ----~-----'---~--'.------":,-- Pom~roy-Middleport, . . 0 ., Mar. 18, 1964-3 ; · - · World's Zaniest Basketball Show Will Be In Racine's New Gym Monday Night --·~ •anr wncbt. thlnkl the will be PIJ'· ttcularly loOp for hfl team to handle. He gave two reaaont bl a COI!ference ell! Tueaday with lhe .cpacbea ot tbe three other leaml: w111 bl! out ~ ~~J. Friday'I 111111Dna1 p - . · ' ~••Coach VJo = . r' aw: ·i - he · - • llllstUe In - lllOOIInc with Mlcblpll 1- . . ~ ~thanlllit ·-· _ Kan-.. State will haT• practically a home • court. act- make the umo mlltab ..... vantage In tbe Municipal AudJ. · ·-tor1um here. MOTOROLA f.;;:v~~e~~ ;9f-=~! 8 -· T.V. & RADIO Tbe opening pme bact an efforl wbe!a you ME OW: Tbe Sattellt.o butetball team port Coach earl ,wolfe and Jla. The poap 1o Mit.. •• the agalnlt UCLA when tho lelml will meet New York Unlvenlty equally ezcltlng finish with er the tllreobo " : cuaranteeing a full t..O boun cine - Coach Mike Morr!Bon, w.;w•, u!llest baoHIHII last me~ aow can't even mate In ~ other semifinal Thuraday Drake raiJytn~ from a 10--polnt ~ bf llrat cla88 <'lltertalnment, forqti!r Pomeroy ~!!"! Aaron lloow. =te~g lineup with Kansu evenlili at Madison Squaro deficit with 4.47 left. Using I -~ks wUI do that even ·u 1 collection IEI""'"all> Buffin"'~. his IJro. Tlcltell ore available trom seco•• • ranked '-!o----""""'f'" . ·Gardeo. a full court preso, the Bulldog• ~ . . S'"" •-· booster members ID advance at Ironically, ... Arllly'o win Tuesday night managed to . cut the liCOre to • : of hot ohot cage aitlata frqm ther Edd!ei Chick Conley, Gat. bargain Pflces, 75 cents for stu· Michigan and fourth - ranked came after the Cadell had fa!J. 81-61 but four straight free this area beat them next Moo- lla Acad<Jily, and others .. This denfs lind: 'I for adults. Dqte aloo mel durillll the put eo behind by 18 points late In throws by Dick EUis •ave the - day nlght at Racble In the new team _ev"' load up with . At th d-~-· I011 ~ll . be season. Michigan was the vicWY 2-2255 • : high oohool gyq1. GalliJI!ills Coach John MU!hoan, e oor, BWJUSS w• tbe first perlnd and by 12 at Loboo lhelr win. m" Racine Athletic and Balld all tline SEO IIC<)rlng oreal ~ for IIUdenla, '1.25 for adults. tor In tbot game. IS-87. _,.I. Motn lt. balftill!<. Fourth-seeded New Mmco .• · .. • · ThliS, Kansas ~late and Duke · "How do 1 nplaln It?" tbe had opened the lead by using :. _Booster gr<l!lps ~· co-sponsor- from the goat ~lue Devil f!!amll · · 27-year old Locke aald. "Well, o deUberste offense which lng .the SalteHtes appearance of the mlcHII!i¥!1, ~ re- IIU8II CO-CAPTAINS boys o\ the Academy don't Ute quickly alienated Garden fans. By CURT BLOCit . In Racine, Oppoolng t!lem '!UI cen_tly of Mat8llall University. sOUTH BEND, Ind. tUPI)- i tit bl! humiliated and Duquesne "We didn't mind the booing," UPI Sporll Writer , be the team of fllrlller local The Sattelltea wUI bring Big Walt Sahn of lndianapoll• and . dld _. pretty good Job In the said Coach Bob King. "We're -. Sandy Kcufax spenl most of stars that played thjs pest BID Brown and ~le Mathews Jay Mlller of Goohen, Ind., . lint haU." used to hearlna that on the past off • season being winter under the banner of as two outstandi_DB cour\Smen bave been elected co-captains Leuoa Ia Jllllory road That'• tho type of · praised, honored at l<ollmonlals the G&J In the G~lllpolls lnde- and offer at halftime the antics of the ~ Notre Dame baa- I In other word• Locke waa we play. and receiving almost every epndent Leacue. of "LIIUe Luther," the dane- ketball team. ....... to say that tba balf·lime "We like to take our time a..ard . baseball has to offer. It bao such slal'l u Mldle- mg midget ----K,-. . - This Is great but raises the --------~....;_ _,...__ _ _ _ _ _ __ Intermission tumed Into an alb- We seldom take the bad shot. question where do you go from DRIVERS ARRIVE! leUc history lesson for his ea. l thought the kids played here? Apparently the Dodger NEW YORK tUPI)-Graham lefty thinks he can go up and Bill of London and lim Clark dell and tho chief to?IC con- well tonlgh~ We made few cerned Arllly comebacks.. _ lakes." be even better In 1964 It mliSt have been Impressive EUII was New Meslco's "I've never thrown Ws well By United Preu lalernatlonal AI Ft. Myers, Fla. (10 Inns.) of Scotland arrived Tuesday en becau.. Arllljl'l performance 1n acorer with zo points this 1 ., Kouf ld .. f 1 At West Palm Beach, Fla. Wash. 100-000 030 o- • 9 o roule to Sebring, Fla., for 1 tbe aecond half wu brilliant by Claude WUlla!DI with 17 ax •a · ee Kan. City 100 000 ~ I 8 0 Pll\8. 001 010 200 1~ IZ o weekend auto races. 1ea;_:;." 1 14 0 lllll .lelt Garden follower• com- Ira Harle with 14. re~!Naitonal League's most Mllwukee Oll 00 •- 8IS Rudolph, Jenldns · (4), Baird pleteJ,y 1\ll"Prlsed. McCoy McLemore did his valuable player pitched the Tompkins, Krall880 (4), SWr· (7), Brl~es (9), Ankel (10), MOVE UP TIME "The defe111e dld It," Locke best to keep the Missouri Val- first five Innings In the dlvant (7) and Edwards, Lau and Lepper!, Renfroe' (6). Law, ALBANY, N.Y. (UPl)-GoV. apl. "II wao a lot better. They ley l:on!erence team In the Dodgers' 5-3 victory over the (6), Hoeft, Rlbant (4), Carroll Slsk (4); S<;bwaH 7). Gelnar Nelson Rncke'eller signed 1 bUI . f!¥!*1 Duqueiiie mto bad plays 11ame, ocorlng 28 points. New y ort Mets Tuesday a n d (7) and Balley- Wbmer-Hoen. (10 l and Burge.s, Wbmer -- Tuesd•y that would permit Sun· only two hits, no nms and Loser -Tompkins, 11H1 -Aiou, Gelnar. Loser -AngeL fiR - day sports in New York to belslnlck out seven. Hll control Carty. Savoge. gin at 1:05 p.m. Ins~ of . was right out of the mldclle of 2 p.m. , August as he faDed to walk a AI Clearwater, Fla. At Cocoa, Fla. II Inns.) ----111M to go along wltb the three Detroit Cl3 000 IOS-813l Balli 000 000 020 .01)-,- Z 3 Z SHORT FILLERS eld ..•... fra!Dell he hurled In Phlla. 200 000 1100- 2 4 1 Hou.-. 200 000 000 01-3 10 1 CAPERING COPS . · . , · over the weekend. Acutrre, Lollch (4) and Free- McConnlct, J. MIUer (4), Paul BEIRUT, Lebanon tUPI)TAMPA. Fla. (UP[)-Pllch· a move to first base that s a Hoot Take Lou han. McLisb, KllppsteiD (4), (6), Bertslna (7), Slarrelte (9) Lebanese Interior Minister Katng Coach · Jim Tumer sUD lot I~ the one of Warren Jay Hook. the Met starter Clendenin (7) and OldJJ, Dal-- and D. Brown. H. Brown, Yel· mal Jumblalt has urgod Beirut · ~ ,rootte Don" Secrist Spahn, Tumor commented. and loser, gave up four runs In tymple (7). Wbmer -Aguirre. len (e), Bohannon (9) end pollee to take dancing lessons qDite a8~tefor the CJn. Theedg.edMUwauktheee acetels ~~knolkwl- three Innings while his fielders lmer -McLisb. 11H1 - Cash, Grote. Winner-Bohannon. Los- so they may betler enforce the bma11 ·....., .,-''-~-""""' as mas r p c erHorton sbo-'-• ofl ., committed two mlscllt!l belttnd • er--Siarrelte. han on erotic dancing. ,.._w.,.. ~-· er. him. "Many of them cannot differ· ~ st. Louis Cardinali !lld!mer TryJns Firat Base The St. I,ouls Cardinals, the At St. Petersburg, Fla. At Palm Springs; CaW. entlate between a forbidden ~ . . 1'11111 . ,off the Althoulh tho Cards stopped Dodgers' most serious contend- 1m Ang(N) Zlll 001 1100- S 10 I Chicago (N) 100 100 lOll-2 9 3 dance and another which Is permollndsman as tbe . Reds the Retia three • game wln er, won their fourth In a row N.York (N) 000 001 001- 3 7 2 Los Ang (A) 000 000 ~ S mltted." Jumblatt oald In a 1'V tllOir'.'f!rst exblbltlon pme streak, bOth Vada Pinson and and mapped a Cincinnati win- Koufax, Mlller (6), Brewer Buhl, Koonce (4), Slaughter Interview. four starts, 4-2. Secrist, L'hlco Car.W..s displayed good nlng streak at three with a 4-2 19) and Camilli, Torborg (7). (7) and Ranew, Bertell (7). Mo----llarter, got tiie 10511 • •Pinson had a pair win at Tanlpe. Harry Fanok. Hook, Cisco (4), Locke (7), Dll- Bride, Newman (7), Nelson (9) United Nations headquarters Including a hOmer, and Dick Hughes, Dick LeM~ and lon IJ) and Cannizzaro. Wirmer and ·Rodgers, Mooro • (8). Win· In ~ew York City cover an by~f.:f"" ~ :!!Carden:u .added a _single and a B~~!L Schultz aharecl the -KOilfaf. ~' ~ - ner-Buhl. · McBrlile. area of approximately 18 acres. d11!1t' llllb&l""' be ha'cJ dnly do1Ible. pit£,.,.. ch9res .and -llmUi!d the Tl!omaa.. . •, , ~ ; HR-Brock.L ~ - > • · -"" Tbe J1e$ today entertain the Redo to seven hits. Including _ · ~ ~· professional Houston Colts, who planned to Vada Pinson's first spring home At Tampa, Fla. AI Scottsdale, Arlr. encel. q-~~ . _ ••• Joe Roemer, Jim Ray and run. Outfielder Tommy Harper, St. Louis 021 000 OlD- 4 10 2 San Fran. 10 001 000 -4 1 11 ~ an -ller Owens, the latter ootalned being given a look at third Cincinnati 000 010 Olo-2 7 I Boston 01 000 Oil - 3 9 I ll&nlt.~ tept the base from ClnclnnaU last winter. base, was charged with a Fanok, llugbea 14), Lemay Hendley, Pierce (7), Sparks honest picking three men Bob Skinner, who normally throwing error as the Cards (7), Schultz (9) and McCarver, (I) and Craridall, Haller (1). oU first. "That young man patrols the outfield, bas seen scored their final nm In the Ricketts (4). Secrist, Dickson ·wnson, Spanswick (~). Radatz some first baae duty recently. el~th lnnlnll(5), Fodor (8) aoo Campbell. (9) and Tillman. Wbmer "Th•Y told me to famlliarlze -Winner -Fanot. Loser-Secflat. Hendley. Loser--S;~BD~wlck . llljlself with the poa1t1cm when FIGHT RESULTi HR-Pinsoa. l came to spring training." By United l'hlo laterutlonal il • .. • • • • • • • ._. leflhand alt~~ger said. "l NEW YORK (UP!) ..,. Frank At Fort Lauderdale, F'Ja. • lll'Od Gordy Coleman wasn't Olivera, 181, Puerto Rico, atop. Minn. :100 021 100-- 7 14 0 • • ln8 to let me use hla, oo peel O..le Marcano, 1571>, 'fiuer. N.York (A) 000 1110 100-- 2 a 2 • • 1 bought myself • first to Rico a. Stlgman, Roggenburk (4), • TYPI • man's mit." Dalley (7) and McCabe. Down-Why rusllaround? There'sa ,.. card• Eye 8ldaDotHOUSTON, Tex. (UP!)-Zora lng, Terry (4), Ford (7) and • quicl and easy W8ylo buy HUNTING'rtlN, W.Va. (UP!) Ma~~&ger Fred 208, Chandler, Ariz., Howard, Madden (7). Wbmer • • ,a"""'i•"' Whatever you're -Richard Holland, 38, Hunting· reallru he must get more Tod Herring, 208, Hou.. - Stigman. Loser - Downing. • "'u' ,,. ton.- who already bad served er 'lnto his llnl!llp this year ton HR-J. Hall. • • looklnffor, you'll mpre than 11 years In prison last season when several • find It fast in the for the -~~- ll!daY faced a playen, Including . Coleman, 'YB.LOWPAGES Uf~ lf!l'lll f~J}owtng his convlc- bad off years at tba plate. 00 ODO aJD 3 On 03C • Cleanera Pomeroy • t1oa for firlt-detlfee• murder. Hutch apparently feelli the . ,. •• where YOUR veroatlle his men be- DAYTON (UPI) D beat qualified to the • c;:,•:.~= FINGERS DO THE MIDDLEPORT, 0, p~ ~ ~~nm:f.: come, the more he can juggle (Mickey) Danaher, wholle only p.._,am so well developed by • ·. • WALKING. th~' power. lineup In order to get add- as coaching experience hu upbeen ~•!JIIU•!..:•!.J•U•!..:ii!I...!•!..!•!..!I~~~~~~~!I!!!!!I!!!!~J............._ ....__""""""""""""""""""'_"""'_"""~ verdl _ut c Tue9dury ay af!er · about eel an IISSisWrt. -moved to Mrrr- • _:BJac~~kbum~~-•::_•_ _ _:_~.. twq_ hours of deUberallon. It Skinner saw some . action the head basketball coach's • • recommended· mercy, apsrlng first when he broke Into post Tusaclay ·at the UDivenoity t"A.I.1"1\1.1 • blm from tile death penalty, majors with Plttsburlh In IBM, of Daytoli. r'"'-Url ·but making a We sentence but hu not played there In \ ~. '-,l.tI f'fr I mandatory. cent yam. . .· . . Donoher, u. ~ ~U 1~ Judie trnea1 . Winters d"" The cardlnats seemad to be late Tom Bll!ckllum, ·' head t'!A. layed' ~ UDili he rules glvtng the big slugger tho once ~ ~ on a !lef0!118 motion ,to over even .though Sldnner Blacltburn'a rsona1 choice ' ulde ~ Yt!;dJet. followlnl hit .253 last ,season. 'l1le " IChodulecl ~a'v 2 healing. need an ~enced the .Job. In Januai'y, 1183: he ad .. ed M•"ty. In hitting Ol!tflelder, but prpbably ~;=::-of':. Flyfull: H "-• . •~· would· boJk at .... "'"'"~ up a . "' 195Z011111111-·111 .fh1l ,. ,..e__ :·delree murder ,. •....,- ers. : 4 --~~~· .-;,;;; Hoi Craig, a pitcher the Reds want. adu wblla,Dll' •liwi:~·- June • .. A sr ~ of Toledo catt... land :. Lftll, :- ,.~ lnowed to Natlol!al a.ltethell AIH<Iallla lie BIMb' School, be .111te . 'r«<l • pleacl' guilty t4-.!ofll\llarY Jilin- By Uafte<l .._ laltnatlllul Dayton ,ID 1110 IDd · ~~a~tet~ sla~r Ill~ ,July lJ, 1962. ' :Eutera lllflsiGII . 1 ~•lbaU planr at the..·•lllll--1 fatal bealln8 of Barney,~ w. L. l'et. versity. ll$'vl!lg as ~' ! 1011, "'': • - . ' ' . ' 58 20 ,7(7 t!to ~ leiiiQII, . lilt jllioo willl . . llinl H~~ ~ 5@ 25 .818 . 'lila. ... .tlilllrli ..... till S4 45 .OD 58.215 Koufax For B ' etter:_ Season '64 11 . .,, ' " UCLA 'Worried.' ·About ·Oft-Beaten J(Sij hero OIIO!ll!!l aame Tuesday night, ! . " KANSAS CITY, Mo. <UJ>l) John Wooden, COIICh of toprankad IIIICI undefeated UCLA II Worried about unranked a;;J flve • limes • beaten Kansu for the Calleta II had to Mike SUUman, ttte aophomore center who had 29 potnta, 18 In the HCOild ball. "We Just ran out of was !he only comment que~ne . Coocb Red MaMinl could '·make. WOlle Somenet the biJ)J ocorer for the wu :~::t ~ell=~~ N~'!n~xl: Dukes,:~ G~ln:.lu.c . ' ' NE,W YORK (UP!) - Arllly and they hustled on every W juat defeated Duquesne, chance." 1'7'*, In overtime for Ita -~ If yoo baVe to pick one • •• • ' - " J'llo-Daily I SALES-SERVICE .: : . .. QELAND'S T.V. - .mar . •' FIRST TIME EVER Exhibition Baseball GENERAL ELECTRIC i ' GAS Voice of Broadway ••• reporting DRYER ·~ Beds'.Coach Turn·er Likes Prospeet s 0 f New PI"tcher ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN 1ff,--;- EASY DOES by . ., Fa~sLife · · = l7.= ;»!: .~- • It Time ................ ;• ' • WON'T OOON A LITTLio mP WITHOUT E~PARTJ I- Ar.IO TOOL.S • 10 TAI(E. CA~OFA~ EMJ:R6ENCi··• "- . . ··.·· ' - · ....' .... ~ . ·.· •• . 1;>, .. '>. more . D D her'N ed D yt C h • carry on DRY aEANING • 10 llts. $2 • ROBINSON'S • · ·= -. • • ONLY $9.41 A MONTH H & R Firestone I .. ',. II COIN-OP • TeniiAfter El-e've'n Years . TRADE NOW - NO MONEY DOWN ; ~ ••• - . ". ·-~·· ~ ._.::f;,., 'E ! :::! J ..., ...n'""""" GLOW ~ IIC~t .I~AL PERFORM~ - ~ FRESH AIR HEATER • TURN SlQNAI:S · · • OIL: FJLT~ ~~~LF-AOJUSTING :BM~~ e ELEC'fRIC WINDSHIW) WIPERS .; · , , ,;~ _'';~ .T BELTS • FED£8A tAX AND PREPARATION , ever. ""It ' the COACRBs · KANSAS· 'o.lcbuJoo ' pion , . J. •D, (~:l -g~'l"!· CGailb , • -IN£~ f_ • . .. • •! ' . •I. 'I �' \ ' ~gh ' Winds, Water, Bring Concer~ Mrs.Stewart .I!, ~ · ' Bt Hemeade o·Ies Tuesd.ay J\t ., U, 1118t, •·illnauclllit.I&~~·"*', ..J?IIl . rsentJnel, Pomeroy-lll4dleport,"O., Mar. 18. 1"' , D. W. lind MarJ .e.r-ti SQN. ctarktbure: IIYo lflllldcblldron U.,es. Gl'llrunl ~~~ ':.1! S!w,Jwu a;momber o! lbo Belle- I 11141 oevl!ll areal lflildcblldnn. Leo Hur)ow, Galllpollc; Funeral ~~enleel will be beld 2 p.m. Tburadio7 at lbe BoO.. ''"'' montbe. ""'"d• EUB Olurdl wUh I b. The Lyncb h lbe II!COnd of Rev. Jack c . Higgins official· three &hips to· be buill for the mg. Burial "Ill be II! Lone Ook U. S. Navy by !be !\fMC with cemetery. Frlendt "IU be rethe AGS 25 yet to be launched. celved at the Chapman-WllcoxTuesday's launching was not died ':'uesday morning ln Plea· Columbus, Ohio, and Mrs: .Ja- en Mortuary. , to the public but was wit· sant Valley Hospital following cob Sharp, Marltngton; two bro..Ssod by workers at the plant a lqng Illness, !hers, Hobart Sayre, Fostoria. PleoHnl VaHey Hoopltal and !be 1 Mrs. Stewart was born March Ohio, ond David Sayre of ADr.(l'ITED: Mrs. llurdell meadt ,I!Ull Church. . SUnlvotl ~~ ber b... band, J<lli! \'. ~-· Stewl!l't: OM daugHter, 1\frs. •John ~lney of Pl. Pleasallt: ~ 100, Osburn PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. In stewart, Pt. Pl._..ant: two •IaL. 3tewart. 75, of Bellemeade. ters. Mrs. Leonard Tipton of Vl · \ ' DRES-s SHIRTS ASSORTED PRINTED .PAniRN.I s BUJyour new .clraptt r · .99 ,.., fall Ol)lon. Pinch pleated. N Dido ~. . re•dy to hall(, ,., DISCOUNT PRICE R'.D' baskets, or "h: bu. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SHEER SEAMLESS COATS DISCOUNT PRICE Irregulars of higher pric· ed seamless mesh nylon ~ -:-;! . .USTA Grounds 7Drivers LAMINATED. CREPES .. · L '··· ~ ·' , . " ' ' ~-. ~. . . ' see these fine coats at the Bo· nanza. Big selection of new~s t styles in all the pretty East-er colors - Dlscount priced of eourse. LADIES NEW SPRING LAMINATiiiD CREPES WOOLS, FUR TRIMS DRESS FLATS DISCOUNT PRICE TRADITIONAL CHRISTENING - Mrs. Walter Windsor, wife of the president of the Manetta Manufacturing Co., Pt. Pleasant, cracks traditional bottle of cham· 1 ?al!j,l\e on bow of the N<lVY Ship Lynch as she -began-slidiDg-from -wayi·'Fupftaf, ~-· f; · I_ . l -r New aprlng styles in fine 1eather dress flats. Take y o u r choice of white , bone, black, red and paten t. }'lain and trimmed &tvlea. Sizes 4 to 10. $ .88 .9.9 GLASSWARE Take Jour choice of a dozen fine glats ware itema. · High [an Ohio River towboat, then [od the Lynch to lodge In mud. winds, high waler and m u d safely and undamaged moored Two cradles also did not re· .PT. PLEASANT- J:~unching cere· of the naval ship Lynch >. at the Mariella ManCompany. well that ends wetl, how· and the shi p was pulled being aground in mud by -f,._ pleted laler. 1 Walter M. Windsor, presldenl of MMC, said high winds rang· ing up lo gusts of 40 mUes per hour, and lhe high crest of the water not allowing the ship to gain proJ)er momentum, caul' Adds New Storage Space to Your Bath --!'Oo · ,'NOW', I ONLY ' 9 .9s:i . ~' 'INS7AUJ lrl AJIFFY I 1 Hom lho lowly, llot1IIJ ~ tit)' to SOl"~ )'Our SloiiJi llfob~m and q,p towels, dolhnod bath""' n"!!l lltlland.....,ient. EooJ to ossemble, " includn 3 ltllrdy,ldjllstabftlf*vn IOd 21owof rinp and fitJ ·~ '"'""" ,..., 7'11' to 1'2'. You'l also lilot lilt fiOO< 1114 Olilittf ilidel. AI IIIII price, Jllll ... afford to__ Oljlllp "'" balh_at 1 Momenta before the a h 1 !Brted to oJide to th Ohio s • er, Mrs. Walter M. Windsor, Wife of MMC president, a traditional chBIJJPIII!Ile over Ute bow ot the ship ·in absence of the ship's Miss Wlthera Millard o1 land, 0., greot great ghtar of Captain F. Lynch, for whom the ship is BLACK PATENT s DISCOUNT PRICE Every little girl wantl shining new patenta f o r Easter. The · Bonanu features them in aeveral new strap 1tyles in iizea to 3. I I .99 I $150. DOWN 1962-Rimbler St1tion W1gon SLAC.KS ~~~COUNT PRICE : Baq ...care eotton sl.atb wl\11 wub and wear fl• lob. Cboloo of colors and .tn all lilea e to 18. A Bo- s. ,;,. 88. · . SEE THE New Easter ·Hats EASY ON-9c OF~ L,tjBEL ' AS$0RTED COLORS rayon tricot, wblte pastel colors. Pop- -; • plili' MEN'S. KNIT conoN;· POLO SHIRTS· .19 otyle pantieo In liZel · .C· pr 59h1ZE IOTTLii "I.KA ' SELTZER. •ch- TANGlE OR PONDS R~IUW'il '1AO Spray · Salad TEEN QUEEN 32 ••· jor FACIAL TISSUES paint roUer. Save b,- dolnf It yourself. · 77~ ' 400 SIZE PKG. , • ' PAINT ·. :4·~1,~~A ··~ WITH CHEESE A. good oervtceable oil paint at a very low priee. "VICTOR" FLAT VINYL LATEX PAINT Paint. Driea bt about 'ao mittuteJ. GOLDEN ISLE ~03 Cllfl c Fmif Kidney BUSH'S QUALITY box THn Queen • MUSSELMAN'S Make 'the' k\ddleo b'.ppy 11 - Time ~II\ ·one ol our ·luke\to. BIJ oaleCtloa of · Shortening Bakerg Fro%en Food Speelal! HOLSUM WHITE 1nd CARAMEL ICED MORTON'S TV DINNERS Cinnamon ROLLS . . 3-lb. Jc' Regular 39c All Vuietiea ·Piusii·.EiSna' · ·I'U'N,.M'Uf '~J~~-~·~':~~·· ilid,l!_ttle. - '•ll•'' .~ 4Jc pkg. *PRODUCE SPECIALS GOLDEN RIPE -SMOKED ~!!er. . .~,~~1.: c1n 3-303 uns -~ *.~-~AT SPECIALS EASTER ' BASKETS c 300 PURE VEGETOlE can CANDY FANCY DECORATED c EA. Ch!f Boy·Ar-!)H "DIXIE" Inside or Outside sse and$, .•• ' Anort..t Colora 1 . •.";l, ,,. lb. can plete sat. 9 ln. pan a u d ea. ChOose one todav from our bla aelMtion. '· Slraa 6 to 16 Herman Greta 12 oz., bot, Makes painting euy. Com-- · BeautllUJ hata at low '- low 'diiiCounl Prte· lllllil · barpln for Spri.,. - PINK SALMON WHITI 6 COLOU Flat flnlob. VInyl Latex BON~NZA'S PANTIES COTTON 'DRESS MUIOPOL,TAN· SETS LADIES B.RIEF STYlE RAYON Boya Wah & Wur Low milea. RACINE G&W SUGAR ee ' Jlrl - for Easter· - In ; neWest styles. Pretty '. printa and plaint. Bright ' now Sprill« and Easter co. lora. Shop the Mnanza _ Savel All Slzes-1 to 3 3 to 6x, 7 to 12 1963 · lntern1tionel Scout · Pickup TUPPERS PLAINS MAKES PAINTING A PLEASURI Dlseounl Prlceo. s. ~sa ., c $ .99 ,... You caD pick the dresses you want for Easter 1 n d ;·~~ Spring now from the racka ::;i at the Bonanza - Scores of newest stylea - all at DISCOUNT PRICES DreStq for every little 8 cyllilt!H. S~odard tnnt. ·18,00 1ctual mJle. Quant)tlesl Speci•l V1luel METAL PAINT PAN & ROLLER TO D.RESSES ~... SPECIALS 9 pr. CHILDREN'S USED CAR Fifth and Pearl Paint up now. _ N•w Spring _$tylaa METROPOLITAN'S Route 7 WHITE 4ND CHOIC• . 0'10 COLOU . ALL DISCOUNT PRICED NewStylaa For Eut•r BouneYIDe. Power ot101. pawer brakeo. Auto., '. D.RESSES . . SLIPPERS 1959 Pontile Convertible MASON FURNITURE IT'S COLOR, COLOR IN FULL BLOOM FiOR EASTER SHOP TI'IE BONANZA POR ;named. Tbe ship wiD he used for eanographlc research and is of all welded construction, 209 feet in length, wilh a 39 foot beam and dlspla ·nt full IGad of 1320 tons. I provide ac· commodat: 1r nine officers, . 17 crewmen dld 15 scientists. Tbe Lynch Is the flnt ship to be launched at the MMC since. last September wben the I"Sands" AGOR6 went down · I ways. The Marietta Colnpany was involved in a labor dl8pute ..d closed down In October l<tr Limit Clover Farm Dap1rtment Store Rt. 124 RUTLAND Values up to 21ic. A choice selection or better coats, self trimmed - fur trimmed wools and laminated fabrics. Beau. Jiful Easter shades. Shop the Bonanza for style at "Budget PriceL lleck;Bon ..Whll• ~uthlrs · a few Lanxious moments in her proper berth, to be com. lease. Clover firm Store CHOICE Best Spring Shod" i Clover Ferni Store HOUSEHOLD er. Choice of best spring colors. Sizes 8~ to 11 . Save at the Bonanza. i From Scioto Downs A$50RTED hose from a famous mak· :;.· RUTLAND Del Monte YOU'LL NEED ONE OF THESE FINE NYLON HOSE ·-.-.. RACINE DISCOUNT STORE size Laundry Baskets. A.- sort ('d colors. DISCOUNT PRICE . LYONS We Reserve The Right to c •' ' , THURSDAY - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 19-20-21 SALEI EASTER COMES EARLY! '. at s moda'n1 and floral•. All · . SALE! HOUSEHOLD PLASTIC ITEMS wast~ now al the lloDaDZI. Bill ebolca ot new pattern• in acenlca, tACH , ter and Spring. Save at the Bonanza. .-----------_::;,..__1 DISC:OUNT PRICI t o-1' DRAPERIES . .99 new dress shirt& for Eas- LIST TO STARBOARD - The Naval Ship Lynch lists to starboard, "stuck in the mud " as a landlubber would say, after sliding into the Ohio River off the ways at Marietta Manufacturing Co., boatyards Tuesday afternoon. Hlghwinds and water, and a couple of faulty cradles caused the slight trouble. A tug quickly pulled the Lynch free. and she was berthed for finishing to ucbes before the Navy Department bar over. bioi. ' li4 INCH PINCH PLEATED READY·TO.HANG WINDOW Fine eount cotton broadcloth fabric with "'asjr to laundry finish. Handsome ~ .. Dally'Sentlnel, POD!eroy·Jtiddleport, o., 11~- 18. 1964-7 · Hll'l1 ~. Mason. DISCIWIGED: Timothy Jef, . . • itll len, ~~ - !!lo!ey c '!l Buffalo: Mrs. Ernest cau, Pl. PIUIIntl . Osburn Siewarl. Pl. Pleuenl; Mrs. l\nl1 Beller. PL l'!IIUanl. BIRTH: A aon \0 Mr. In d lllrJ,, •Leo llurlo1r, GllllpoU.. MEN'S FINE C\UAiiTY WHITE BROADCLOTH ALL SIZE$ 14112 TO 17 VALUES TO 79c Take your choice of plastic pails, plastic dish JHlDS, round or oblong, Fancy ' ' ' SUcH n..•~ 2tc lb. • \ ., :: �/ • Electa Circle Praised as BuIwarkto Commumsm 0 will Serve w lle<ock of Easter Baskets For Shut-ins Are Prepa"red , • III-IIY·NIGRT . . ~~~Se~n~tJ~ne~l.~~~~~~~~~ !IH YORK (UPl) ...... NIJbl STAHl IN 'l'OURNEY Mantle will vlay I ~.:1:.: 1n .~= in""· MlA)(I. M~. t Pro- ~- <UPl~~~- BGif ~ t an • • Colum- Ernest Powell. Unit president, black ond white out; D 0 n n a areaL In New liampehlre 11om! Miami lilllveu!IY'• the Doral Coun\ry ttiub, Marcb -~:balrsecond~!S. ' ,,;mm,...dor. l e!!<l tho National Anthem pre- [ (Donald) H~D, a .:•:tll~_pi~_Y I.~ F.•·t.Pr baskets . for ·•ut-1111 al leal! eJ8bt olopea flood America quarterbact, ·IJid New "''• . A . ·-ted bv Mrs Marvin Burt swt; 1\en!UI \Mun••"' .,... ~. "- UrC:u ~TOUp · • .. , •·~·· ~ ·~:_ ____ ...__~York~!_!Y~ank~ee~•~lu~M!£:er~J,I~k:k~ .~e~y~ll:":'~:----------:partment ot OhiO me"can ~·· ' · ' · d ond a pan ti• prepared when the Dor- ...,..tea. k , t preceded silent pray.er for the a maternity ress the C• glon, was guest spea e • b Th rna Vaughan slip with bra ; Guyanne (Guy) Plans were made to serve Circle of the Middleport , Iii• anwnuabst bir~hd:yN:a;;Y MO::f ~~:d·~~::ey YMen~unl and the Guinther, cotton sheath dress; B: H. Sanborn Missionary Soci- First Baptist Church met on Jlnnoinadng • • • • • OUr .Sp1·1,.g 05 !"•w e . er the · Po~er 0 ,.1 pceamble to the constitution In Tometta (Thomas) Hennessy, ety when the EJecta Circle met Tuesday evening at the ho~e ..y evenmg a1 . blue nylon ~~ evemng dress; Tuesday evening at tlte home Mrs. Edirson Baker wl t h Jlementary School umwn Pauletta (P.aul) easel, a sweat· of Mrs. Paul Smart wltb Mrs. Mrs. Genevieve Saxon assisting ; Activities of the Amencan Le- \ Mrs Powt'll gave ~address er skirt and jacket 0( multiple Lawrence Bing assisting boo- hostess. O;on and problems facing them of welcome wilt\ response by coiors.· Georgeanna (George) tess. The meeting was opened Mrs. Beulah Wbl~. prtsldent, ...-nd· all Americans was the sub- I Elza G!lmore. Post comman_ d de. t r Nesselroad, blue chiffon even- with prayer by Mrs. Dona ld the meeting -'" w••• Mrs. , who also mtro<luced the "m- ing gown; Frances (Frank\ Boone. Mrs. Joe Wilson, preslHawkins ln charge Ql ject of the speaker. . He stated, "Amencans must gUished guests, !ncludmg Mr. Cheesebrew, blue :~ylon prlnt dent, presided. devotions entitled "What Think fight Commumsm if thev expect 1and Mrs H':'cock , Elson Spenn M' f Ch ist''' Sh also gave tD win freedom for their coon- cer of Rae me . pasl dJstnrt rom- dress with matching s p; 1· Mrs Jacob Turner presented o r . e tiy If commumsm takes ove•. mander. Frank Ch•PSebrew, chele (Mick•yl Williams, night: devo~~ns entitled, "Christ's Ap- the leg~nd of the dogw: ~­ t_:-r.lcans would be demed free- pas I dis!riel chaplam. Mr and gown of pink nyloo and lace, arances After the Resume- A Jetter from Mr•. . ce 1111''"~ s t ooth of and Frances (Frank) vaughan, ~ .. ted to nd mont Sbae, a former Burma dom of the press, freedom of ' Mrs Wilham tewar , n and white bathlg suft lion. The group vo se Dlisslonary was reaa announcissemblies. there would be no Athens. who have held numer- gr,r' atorilime was resent~ a birthday gift to the !rig the birlb of a daughter to <i)nstitutional government. no ' ous d>Stnct and departmental I b thp Middt rt Be:tles Ar- ary. Announcement was _made the couple. Eight Easter baskets · tr" 1 b jury no privatly Ioflwe>. Y e ~po ' . of the Rlo Grande Assoctat1on red 1 h t-" =~ ~~:pe~v n~ elections. The outsltnding ·tegionaire of I t~ur Ca~i, Jm\, C~d~j MT~: meeting to be held at Racine v.:er::,pr~l:rleo ~w~ ":S~nted al!d no lndivid~~l organizations. 1963-64 . Guy Eddie Guinther. r.ress an ~: ;ith uth:\ead· Thursday beginning ~t 10 a. m. the s~dy lesson from the study ~ Hecock said communism was presenled by the .post CO!fl- ~rogram c o . b M A potluck dmner wtll be held book "Man Jteaches out To Jians. on distribution, but it , mender and given a trophy wtth mg of the evemng ne~s y a at noon. Mrs. Paul Crosie~, God,', Refreshments pf lime ,.I Wstributes very little ~ut [his nam~ imcribed. Mr~. Po~· . and Pa, Mrs. INeutzhng and State President of the Associ~ she~bert and cookies, carrying misery He stressed that the ell on behalf of the Umt. pte· Charles Swatze. ded "th ation will be the speaker. oot the St Patrick's Day tbeme f · · d 11 t 1 nt d b'rthday gift of money Prtzes wer<e awar WI • 'i ~erican ~eg.Jon an a pa r . se e a ' Elson Spencer the winner of Birthday gifts will be taken served to. the above me~ ~Ic orgamzatwns should ;l!~d to }he ~os~l ble Post Ameri· 10 pounds of sugar; Jim Conde, to the Thursday meeting for tioned. and Mrs. Charlene Tho-up fo~ their religious " ~~t .~ I ~~ep , . r~an. s oke on the two pounds coHee; Mickey Men· Esther Groves, a scholarship mas, Mrs. A.' R. 'Pullen, Mrs. Speak~ng of the word. fatth,d cams~ chalf I f\~g!' in the chini. electric hotplate; and girl. Mrs. Milton Hood presen~ Charles Benn•tl, Mrs. James he said F' mea~s freedom an lm:~ ~nc~t o h·ch he on be- Mrs. Raymond Harbrecht, ed tile program with the theme Souders, Mrs. Char.Jes White, ~ore flag wavmg: A. Ameri- ~c I; ~os7 ' resented nine clothes hamper. A vote of thanks "Where Seek Ye Christ!' Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven, . Mrs. cans. 1 can, We can, and. You ;,t:r s to th~ school. Ralph was given to Mrs . . Ingraham Smart read a letter from Allee Clyde Winebrenner, Mrs. Harry I c~!' do aoout as you w•,sh lfdwe l S r pgrincipal of the school and Mrs. Burt for participation Simmons Shae, former Burma Houdeshell, Mrs. Pearl Hoffkeep w1thm the taw ; , m IV- pence • ' . h b th Post · 1 man. ' l idUal 01 • intelligehee; 'T, tyran- welcomed the group to the m t e pr?gram Y e . llliSS onary. ----• ny. about our rank if led by school. and thanked the Post Precedmg the program;,.'; :~,j A dessert course was served Com~s Spring and our Open House on Sun· communism; H, ilope. we owe for the flags. He stated that ner _was served to liMn: their and Easter bookmarkers given CONDUCI'S DEVOTIONS day, March 22. VIsit and see our newly remodo aoroething to our GOO, our . there were 15 class rooms 10 . Aux~h.ary members 8The birth· as· favors to those attending ,m. Mrs. Glen Lam~rt conductcOuntry and our community. the school and now each room famthes and guests. Mrs Paul eluding Mrs. Fred Hoffman, ed. the ·. devoUons for the hour eled and redecorated store and our new walk· The speaker closed with "Every· would h~ve a 50-star flag. day cakee<lbaked ~J and ·decor- Mrs. John Kauff, Mrs .. Wlllls An- of IJledllatiOII being held each m cooler jnsiallation. Register for door prlzel. ttilng will be as you will, Leg· Followmg the rettrement . of Case• .. •cbl m g 1 d table thony, Mrs. Cash Braley, Mrs. Tuesday morning at Heath Nothing to buy, just iorlaires, the answer is in your colors, Mrs. Ben Neutzlmg, 81.~ ~ ue,d cegnl~recov~r and Ted Riley, Jr ., Mrs. Haskill Metr.odist Church during Lent. register when you visit hailds.'' Ichairman of entertainment com- wt ue an White Mrs. (])aries Searles, Mn. Lambert read scripture rh Decisions No. 6 1 I 1 Sundqy,· March· ll I o., Mar. Harrisonville 1:00 to s:OO p.M. r 1 . Where the ·vALUES Are! • • News Notes I ;·t:n: """· DOOR PRIZES 0 ° ! the Well Trimmed lb. FRESH-LEAN lb. 57c Ground Chuck BLADE CUT .JUMBO or LEONA ·BOlOGtJA - :~;::~ lb.J'"9c Hladdock'fillets .Froah _ Cod FilleA ,_h . Flou'nder.!':F!:: ." lb. Cop'n John 49c Night, 21. Wlntler'a name will M p letj ' en. eur 'llllilert"•nd In next week's ..t. Last Week's Winner: llfbel Hannns, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy Shoi.Stere, POIQ~Y linl enlarlel io ."' t• : dttafL ' s-oz. Pies 7Sc J ~~~~ 79c ..,, . 46-oz. cans •. sse STOKELY--CRUSHED JANE PARKER 2 69C Potato Chips Pineapple ~·49c Pork &, Beans - 2~::~· 29c Dinner Rolls - 2 ~ ~ 39c ,: M@u:bWMoOD--30c .NyIons pkg.of99C Sugar Donuts - 2 49c c Grass Seed S':k,.s1·19 Beans 7~ for ,, ·-r OFF JANE PARKER-BROWN & SERVE ':PLUMBIN.G I AND . HEATING ;. OXFORD PARK-ALL PURPOSE • '. . ~· I ', ' ( . ;~ ~. JANE PARKER-PLAIN, CINNAMON OR DELUXE S H E E R - - 2 Pelr pkgL SULTANA BRAND WITH TOMATO 52oz19 SAUCE - - - - Clln. :~ 1 " / .:. Potato Bread·, Jt'a 10 ill· alw>w ROLL SAUSAGE STOKELY 1 e.xpenrive to enhance their true Nothing to Buy -Just Register! !IUI.'n Gift CtrllfiCille given away Saturdey TUNA PIES cans ••• are your diamonds hiding In an ,ld·fashioned 11Hing? see our fine 'selection of newelt mountinl• in 14K )fil!.ta. or fOllow cold. FINLEY 49c Pineapple • • 2 79c ~ Pineapple Juice 2 79c ' $10.99 Gift Certificate lb. I 8 FURNITURE beaut1 and brilliance wlth a new oetttnc. 59c FRESH OR FROZEN Heln-.wlth Tometo Souc-2c Off Lobtl BAKER FURNIWRE lon~ei1 lb. 20~-oz. . . 49c S.ljo. 39c . STOK~L Y-SLICED Fi~h Sti~~ ~=: ~~::49c , D "'ea ' ·aea ...L ..t:~ .d· ,.,...._,.., ftt'lf"':' _- Dr ~q lb. STAR KIST 4 FISH., ·FOR LENT • ,. I'RISH S~ Ba$$ ,DRESSED--- •. 33c SS95·oo- Don't walt anv 59c Chicken Breast lb. 47c Chicken Legs lb. lb. Long Bottom CUT UP Whale or Half _ __ FRESH OR FROZEN Slew Beef-- 59c Chuck Steak ROOMS EACH WEEK EASTER STEWING 47c Beef Short Ribs- lb.J9c Chicken I()NELESS - ·3 - ence. Bill Demoskey concluded lro~w~•~ng~th:e~A~p~r~ll~&;m;ee~t~ln~g:a:n;d~i::; the program with "It Is No Se- [ cret." Mrs. Lillian Steifl was accompanist for the musical In Middleport-Pumeroy MEATY-LEAN Chll(k Roast D-onna Haucfc Wi/1 Attend Gl'r/s' State Ladles Auxiliary preparserved a turkey dinner ~~~!lllli~s of the post, auxil· members. and lhelr faml· In this ad effective thru Sat. March 21 lb. - ENGLISH CUT Le- I ' AU retails Chuck Roast FeeDey•BenDet Charter Members Honored I 41ecms. ot A&P ,T.&NDER ARM CUT POMEROY FLOWER SHOP I ' BLADE· CUTS .' Easter Flowers and Arrangements 'The pl"ogram opened with the mittee, was introduced. Group ~old can;l~hd~~ a~o: ~:~~ Mrs. 'Jacob Turner. Mrs. Mil· reading p0rtainlng to the last proc•"sional of officers of the smgJng opened the . ent~rtam- Happy! ~ . Yth dinner cor· ton Hood, Mrs. Lillian McGee, week in the lila of Jesus. Piiftt and Auxiliary. followed by ment, with Mrs. Olive Ingra- was cu · rmg e · ' h Mrs. Bertha Archer, Mrs. John advancement of colors, with [ham as pianist. A sty~e show, sa~es were pres~~e~ tond 1: Fult~. Mrs. Joe Wilson and two .Mr.s. Milton Roush as Sgt. -at· 1written by ~rs. Neutzhng, was ~ffn~~rs, p~s~~~: 1 of\hea Unit guests, Mrs. Boone and Mrs. MINE SAFETY eWE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WAYNE, N. Y. UP·l - Min. A~s Mrs. Orville Well and presented With Mrs. Neutzllng tmgmshed :g I d jd Ben Turner ol Lancaster. Ing costs have been redu!"'d and uri. 'David Cummings, color as Lady Van Heu!!en, who intro- A beautiful b ue an go _ sa[ety increased dramatically by bearers and Mrs Ben Neutz- duced Mi~s Gar£inkl~ (Mrs. Paul table arrangement was present use of a new resin bonding ag· lliig as 'pianist. . . Cascil who served as narrator. ed by Mrs. Thomas Crow Sr., 1Oth Birthday i6 : ent developed by American Cyfhe invocation by Mrs. Geor- Participating in the sty 1 e 10 memory o( h~r brother, Drew I anamid Co. ge']·Hackett Sr .. chaplain. the show were. Leona (Leonard) Webster, for whom the Post Observed Thursday We Wire Flowen Anjwhere The bonding agent provides a Phone 'WY 2·2039 Doy or Night pti!age to the flag l•d by Mrs. Jewell. modeli~g a two plec::e......:w:.:a:::s..:.n:.:a:.: m:.:e_ d._ _ _ _-,-Rebecca Sue Wright stronger anchorage lor the steel Pomei'Oy,O. ~. 1n 5t, Mra. Millard Von Morter W.mo guest of honor at a party glv- rods and reinforcing bars used en Thursday afternoon by ber to support mine· roofs. 'nle resin parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd anchorage has been found to tensile strength 10 Urnes ;Charter members or Feeney- lies and guests. ~e tnvocatJOn numbers .on the progr~m. h e Wright at their home, Beech-st B!nnett Poiiit 128. Amt-rican Le- was given by Rev. Frank Preparmg and servmg t in observance of her lOth birth- I ~~~th~an~C<J~m~en~t~a~n·c~htl)o~ra~g~e·~~=--:....-===----=~.::.==--.!.---=--_:::::=:.__ _.:.,_ I' ~n. were recognized at a din· Cheesebrew. The blue and g.old dinner were Mrs. Albert Rwsh~ day. ner Tuesday evening in obser- colors of the post were. carried Mrs. Car~ ~aries and daugh Gsmes were played and prlz. lllince of the 45th birthday an- out in t.he table decorations and ters , Calista and .Myrna, Mrs. es awarded to Maureen Hennesniversary of the American the birthday cake. Robert Hysell, Mrs. Charles Kes. sy, Edith Mae Woodard, Jo El· ' The local ost chartor senger, Mrs. Henry Clatwortby, g!~ · d ted F b p 10 lg21 Speakers lnroduced were Mrs. Mrs. Dale Mourning, Mrs. Dale len Diehl, Irene Barnes an d w~...:.. " e ruary • · · 1 Albert Roush, president of the Kennedy, Mrs. Ernest Vanln- Ruth Ann Terrell. Afier t h e • Nine membero of tile orlginal ,auxiliary; Elson Speocer; Bth wagen. Mrs. Nate McCumber, honored guest opened her many &f ·charter member& remain in district command•r from Ra· Mrs. Robert Fife. Approximate- gifts, refreshments were serve<!. by Mrs. Wright assisted by ~ Middleport Po!ll cine. and Ben Turner. Auxiliary ly !50 persons attended, Mrs. William Woodard and Mrs. 'Th•y are Dale Allensworth, charter membei"s" recogmzed • ... Beulah Burge.~· ·: C~Qj'• were Mrs. Wilma Davis, and ,. ·' ' \'(iitiam Bolen, H. H. ~reus Chambers ..ftnald ill!a- Mrs. Lillian steiff. GIVES DINNER ~ Sr., John Kaull, ·Charles Paul Haptonstail was master Mrs. Lloyd Wright entertain· MpEihlnney, Benjamin Turner, of ceremonies lor the evening ed with a dinner recently at llld Homer Hawkins. The post and introduced the program lother hom•. Beech-st honoring b{s a total membership of 183 lowing the dinner. Mr. Wright on hls birthday. wfio served in World War l, First was a group or boys dow~ld War II, and the Korean ing a pantomime or th~ Beatles Plans were made to sponsor Present were Mr. and M r s. ~· · Jl c d Donna Hauck to Girls State ~let. with Arlhur Casct, m on e, when Theodorus Council, Dau· Milton Hood and son Sam, Mi· chael, Benny and Becky feeney-Bennett Post h a s and Mike Gress on guitars and apGltsored man) worthwhile 1 Chuck Mullen on drums. The ghters of America, met Mon· mWright, Mrs. Beulah Burge cQjpmuuity projects. including ooys received a blg hand for day evening at the IOOF hall. and the honored guest and Mrs. Uitle League teams, Boy their numbers. Cora Beegle, councilor, pr~ •• k . ed r sided and opened the m..ing SQ:9u!s, jlowling tP.ams. Buc • A trumpet (riO compos o In ritualistic form. Opal Daile!'!- Boys State representa- Joyce Davis, Mary Wolf an~. members are asked to bring ti&s, variou~ Christmas activ· Patty Pickens presented their ey was reported 111 in Holzer prizes -ana cookie& lor refresh· ttieo lor children of the county competilion number played at Hospital and Cora Denny and ments. aoicl beterans in hospitals, and Athens followed by ·a vocal du· Frieda Mossman home from I ,::;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;=::I \ tt.a community projects. Its e, "Easte1· Parade" by Mrs. hospital and flowers were sent 11 molinbers recently purchased a Edward Crooks and Mrs. Paul to each. Reported lri distress tiim on Bailey Run Road. for Haptonstall. Lewis Sauer sang were Margaret Seidenabel and I a ' recreational area and have his w•il-known. "Nobody," with Lydia Stewart who lost brothpJtnted Christmas trees. Their Beverly Perrin featured In a ers by death , and Hilda Yeau· 1 fli$tire plans Include a farm lighted baton routine. g•r. two sisters by death. Eliz· pOiw stocked with fish. Other vocal numbers includ· abeth Campbell and Ethel Stew·fres•nt officers of the Post ed, "My BU<Idy," by Frank art's brother was reported ill ar~ Past Commander, Richard Cheesebrew and "How Great in hospital. OF ALL NEW , P~ens ; Commander, Albert Thou Art," by Bill Demoskey. Death benefits for Elizabeth : t I!Gush· First vice, Don Roach; Jacob Turner presented a jig Darst were paid. Communica· SeCOnd Vice, Ernest Barnhart; dance. Rev. Howard Ruppel! lions were read from Myrtle -- tant, Lewis Long; Fi- read an original prayer writ- Timmerman and Esther Ride• na ce Officer, Chester Erwin; ten by the late Mrs. Blanche nour. Named to see about the : Chaplain. Walter Bunce ; Serv- Haptonstall who was to have Goddess of Liberty crown were Offlcer, William Ratliff; presented a reading. A ma- Lillie and Marie Hauck. Plans Paul Greenlee; jorette batoo act with were made to practice for preschalcoe. Sam Clark: da ' Lyons, Kathy Lacey, Edith entation ol colors at the Rally Clatwor- Haptonstall and Pam Covert at the n~<l meeting, Aprll 6. It Jan Long. was well received by the audi- was dectded to. play games folMiddleport, Ohio What "'NPriced Higher" - • 5·~'=- 89e·i· ,k,l$• . FREE.. P-LAID~ ST:AMP(With .Th~ Coupo~~;-· ·-· �• 'i ... I (, ' ,, '\ -- ' ' . . s~ion . . " Diary of a Soul.· · · Notes ·for S •• . '. • -· <:t !Ssif.ied Ad.s Get Results. I ' t ~hilda;, , , •TH! SHOES WITH ,_..._ .....,._ »-, ..,.. ..., .... .m.. ....... co...,.,.,. ., ........... n.. • HI A. IL wm 11e . ,..,. tlan>of olrlltltl ••• . :"tS:'~. t"'fltlli.. ~ ' " ' •tD 1:11 A. QUALITY .. :Motor Co.• l951 Chlwroltt lei Air 2 Qoor $895 . Bo(lo ond ood!ll• ~ ·llpoll-lnllrior, Po•tr111d•, ...Uo, l!oot-.. ~ - . ' . . t956:Iuick 4 Dr. 5'-'lon Wagon · $495 ·1951 Plymouth Deluxe 4 Door $695 Ono .,...... olid ~· lnotdo ond out. Orii!Dol'biAck flllllb, no. - . boollr, ulft Dloe for model. Pomeroy Motor Co. CAHC&I.A'ftOHI YOUNSIDE~S · ~omeroy · liDo ~ Olld noll'"' ljlllup, outomatle tnDt. WIG and ~tl!r· A Din cme. . WANT AD INFORMAnON lhiO . . . . •• • ... ' ·2SIGIB a OPD IVIS. 7:00 P.M. I'OMIIIOY, OHIO lliiCJU'LATIOlU 2 Whlll . ..._ hr Wat U ....._ '"""t'-. • Ctb&l 1Ml' WOl'do I lltalanua CIW'a• . . . . . II C.... pao ..ord ,_ ftnl . . . ..ntiftl In IIW'». ..,. OIKOvnt •• ...... Mt .... U• INIW wlttll• te -.... CA..&D or TRANU 6 o•nu. AlliES - lUIS • WOld ...... IIDwa. adllltSolliJ wort ..'1- a.. omcJI aovaa 8:JO A. lt. ko I:GI p. JL DaU7 h&alfdar .-140 ...... 11:18 .... R"'IIO &Aft '1'0 PIACII A &UUL'I' IPJtODtJCINQ • ....,. All SHOE . every at. 7:30 p.m. N"" llld merchandlao at the Muonette. Malon, W. ·Vi: . . A mak~ may be cold touch, but ita to akin Is clean tree ftVm lllme. the >i·· . Cadillac ~-, . Oldsmobile .· ·"You'D Lib-~ Wa7 ot Dn!DI Pmtri ~-. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Wv 2~$342 ' . Pbfnerpy, 0~ ·' .. . ' . •. !\ ., EXPERIENCED · I AUTOMOBILE ,. any debts other thon WhetiAhgnment Pomeroy, AND Brake Service BlaeHnars WY 2-2141 - ..... o. For Rant SHOP AT DUTTONS L We Have For·Your Shopping PlaiSVra ·•.•. (1) (2) (3) (4) (G) (8) We'll pnpare your teldY mixed eo• ~. erete ordeftp your ~u.IIUI · deiiYer Fragrances . . •,, ·Fl!ile Plrtfq ID !\ear of Store. • (8) (9) Molle)' Oi'derUold town, Ill reillY lit .poDl". Call ·mday . . ouuemce II prompt and O!U prloa . are the towut possible! It aoywbere ID 1 •" DUTTON DRUG : €0~} : ' Phone "WY 24284 · (10) Tei~o~N~, BIDli-COUected · ·~· ':· ·:· (11) Coni&ilett ~eof -Hearing Aid Batteries (12) · Sure!cai.S.uJ!pom aod Trussu . ; :f ':" •· · (13) · E'aatl~ Kosiety . · :\.; :, GOEGLEIN READY~MIX CO. •. " ForS.Iaorhnt Free,Cold Drinking Fountain Hallmark Cards Ruuell Slover Candy -Latest Hit Reeords, Reg. ,1.29 fOI' 97~ ·. T. V. Tube Tester Free (11 Complete Une of Habt Cue Pre"".Ubns (Nationally Mverllaed), Collllelk•W ''<:.. , ,. ...,..,,' Clea11 Ladies and Children Rest Room.. MfildleP~»I't .' N. 2nd Avit. U II de �' f. ' ' EUI! church with the Rev. survlvl!d by his Wife, C~a , Jl 8 ryon ' • ry 8 . 11!111 Ralpll MahOIII!y otfll;lolinl. Bur- · home: • 8011, 1\Wv!n, -..; two Al Home tn Letart 111 will he 1n tiWI Fry cemetery. dlouglllero; 'MI'i. "Nellie Dliril ~~:'[.;. ~~· K. ::.-.:~ Mr. Fry was a ittlnd. ear of Pt. P~tl ond Mn. ,EOeJ\e who died suddenly at hill roo!- repabomln, llld ~born A!lfU ILyOI!J ot loft, Ohio ...en dence Tllesday eveni"l will be Jf, 11105, ,U.. SOil of J!l!IIOJ ond jll'anckhildren, ·- brother·, 0. held Friday at 2 p.m. at lbe Sa· Maraar.t 'F:4w~ Fry, Re .II car Fry of G.WI'!l~l two liar K F ·On Farm Front Projetiion To '68Made In Dairying WASIUNGTON (UP!) - An Afll'letllture Department prot..,. Uon ol the U. S. dairy Industry, Into 1968 shoWs these posslbiJi.. ties : Fewer dairymen, larger herds, higher production, increased oash receipts, sliJhtly larger total coosumptloo, and continued but perhaps smaller a:ovemment purchases. The five • year projection• .. were prepared by the Department's Economlc Research Ser· vice (ERS ). They were based on assumptions that current lev~Js and methods of ;n-ice support will continue, the ecooomy will maintain its rale of growth, and technological development of the dairy industry will remain at its present rate. ERS predicts that as the · number of dairy farms and cows drop, the remaining herd. will become larger & more specialized. More than ~all of all cows will be in herds ol at least 30 hea~ by 1968, ERS said, The average annual production per cow likely will rise 18() to 200 Pounds each year and reach a national fljUI'e of around B.iiOO pounds within live years; ERS said the proje~ted. increase in output per cow would result from improvements in breeding, care, and feeding. Cow numbers are likely to be about 15 million head in 1968, ERS said, with total milk production around 126 billioo pounds. This comj>ares with about ~ billion pounds !rom 16.6 million head In 1963. ERS predicted cash receipts from 121 billion pounds of milk sold off farms in 1968 likely will be around $5.1 billion at current support prices of $3.14 per hundredweight for manufacturing milk. The 1963 estimate .was 118 blllloo pounds which sold lor $4.9 billion in gross recyipts. ERS said foreseeable pro• pects in 1968 are for a further decline in per ca;>ita consumption ol dairy foods but a sliJht increase in total uae because of a larger population. Possible higher per ~Spita incomes are expected to help stem the drop In consurilpiion of milk per per- Dl . 1 • 0'1' · 1cause 1011 mudl Jail, ••• Uled \1M W!O'khoulo,'l'lltOdaY for fall· ton, Mn. lllna Albl'lgh~ oll ~O IS IIR ln kin( earclboard bo<et In 1q t.o re111m ,a boob tD 1111 Sprtqfkld. ONP, ~ Mn• .l.en- ~NOON (UP!) - , A teporl j Whl: tiWI bullets wert' packtd. l!llblic 'ullrli!Y. • nle menna, or west ~bll. 1 !!!! 1M ~ ~T. PAUL• .111M. (Vf'J) _ Authorities one rl ff1< Friend• may ~:aD at the tell- ~:.n~of .SOS ~ am- Dllhwasher Harold I. Petenon,. acldrePH Pelefion ~ ~ ~at ·w Ume after Tbun· munitiOn vtlued at $II miiUon :a, i8 I -book W«lll earn lalldt!. chock aut boob- lbe NQ< , ,·. .,~ . · were corroded and ndnl!d be- Re was senteueed to l'l clays In st., l'tul Pflllee llllloa4•~... .. . , , llrtlblT=• . - .... sal' ' ~o~er ., ... .' .Come into any Kroger Store and win part ofthe.thousands . ofTop Value Stamps to be given away each week. Delair.._ ... . ., .• • I ' 111'111 ........ "KROGER STEAK SALE II Tenderay Thrifty Si-rloin Steak I ,• ' lb. ,• Round Steak , , FuiCut , , , lb. 50 EXTRA NU TOP VALUI IIAMPS Taii.I- .. lb_. . TOp VALUE ·1 SEE a wor'd of wonders I ·-or Evmythlng~t~,ft0m t h P. ··.Cof.fee :' lb. can ....... _ •.@ ........ .... 0 ,..,_..,._, .. _ ... _ months. Korean veterans have HI-C .1ith every day low prices plus Top Value Stamps the World's Fair : •. . ND PURCHASE REQUIRED ., ' 2 e~ns 49c GREEN BUNS, .. · ' ~ 3 $,. 46oz. cant I .. Soup and Sandwich Snack r . ~ ,, Butterml•1k· _. ~r.~~~ Tuna Fish Gleem Toothpaste :IOU liXliiA PW 10P YAWl IIAMPI oNittt. ceupon & . . . . . et 2 ............. ........•IINilu Soowloof 39/t ~~·... 'lz ..... " 5 oz. ....... ~S~~~ ~~l. ........ !u.~. 451t't Luncheon Meat .. ~~u.n~~ .c.l~b ~~;~. 39C .••• - ----------EXTRA FREE TOP YAWl STAMPS · -, Rose Bushes ::!:.ly 350 WITH COUPON fllOM tHIS AD. 50 EXTRA JOI' VAIUI RAMPI wfth CM~pon & pwch.,. ef • ........... hlcM Cherry Pia .,.,,.. Sc.t,. Mar. 21, 1"1 Fresh Strawberries 3 Rome Apples .....4 ~ 494 FRESH RHUBAU SWEET POTATOES, No.2~ can- 2 :IOU tAtiiA .... 101 vlu.ua nAM.. with toll~ • pvrch111• el .florida Oranges '4 .... 1. Get a FREE "IU 'n SAVE" BWy Card evei'ydme you v111t You don't ~~a.. to buy a tbill1! Note: WI C8l'd II in two pVla. Pint halt coatalila plctari Ill TopJiie. qur .tore. • ~ .... 2. ·' ..' .. ,."' CIM 491 Valencia lit. ' 98c .,. ,... 11 .. 23c YlIce.... """'" CnNim ., .. ' . . cans Biscuits 12 ~:· 89~ C•mpbell ,.~,~,~Tomato. 32oz Jar taO Kroger Homestyle and Buttermilk cans -Tomato lulce ..... ~ ~~ ..... 4 -:: •1 · ~ . :/ , . ' ; Krager Plain 21 az, ~ -o·~ C.andy Barse:ri'~ 89~ .f ' , HUNDREDS OF WINNERS 1.69 $1 .·S·iJver D.ust .... ~~;;~~ .... 4 ~:. •1 ' ' :· . ' .;, ... ...... ,. 5 •,' Po·rk &Beans .·~i..b luggage. until 1965 to apply and in some casea until 1975. Rem<!mber, th... deadlines coming up dally affect ooly World War II veterans with relatively short parlnds of service. II you're in doubt how thlo affects you, get In touch with your VA Jle.. 11ona1 Office, . 222 East Central Parkway, CinCinnati, Ohio 45202. ; ,·,\_ !fll~ e A Kodak lnatamatlc Camera. • Daily expe1188 money ••. meola, fair admioaion, exhibitl. ••••••• Carnation Evaporated ..... . . . . . . . . . . .I ..I'' ~ .{J;i *tt• ' '·.: i Miracle Whip pkgs. ' '·•., . ' -.;·1.:·X:;,.:< •it· . 'if' 1 ·' :.fit · air-jet transportation (where available) to .newest New York City !uzury hotel. Theatre, nilh& club, (baby-&tter provided!) aightseeinl ••• in addition to "doing" .the Fair. Even brealdut in bed, if you chooael Winner olao gets: e 100 books of Top Value Stampe donated to hia favmite charity. e 2 pca. American Tourister Ule11Wer lent ., Kraft Salad DNHing ·~h;:· · · · . . . . . . . . or 14 oz. • .. ptes:. %i~lS .with yo~~~: whole faJ9!.ly, 5 . m trip a lifetilllll. Lunch Meat . ···· 59c Chuck Roast ............ lb.39c Cod Fillets ............ slb.box$1.79 Kum .. ~ IQc--~n~g_.lis•h.~...49c .... Kraver · Se~ttl Variety phase-out formula . wrllten tnlo the law, slated J. C. Robison. manager of the Cincinnati ReB!ooal office, today. A World War ll veteran has eHsiblllty for 10 years I rom dLte of disch'arge of last perIod ol active warttme service, plus one year for each three , Thrifty Bonelea Tip Roaat or ' d Brea (rea Pies Diiiifer,,.Rolls Marton World War 11 veterans are losing their entitlement to G. I. loans at the rate of 2,000 per Thrifty Tall.leM - Rib ~oast .... · a';::e:~ .... ,.. 59c Pork Roast ........ ~. 29 Momll's fully Caolo:ecl 5 3 :,~ ~~ .... •• 69c ~:. lb. 79c Boneless Hams·~· 79c ............ Loans 'Each Day Sirloin Steak.~~·. 754 T-Bone 894 (U be Sfea k 99"'t. Note the Kroger lriple-trim on this Tenderay T-Bone Steak. Long,-w-.-.-te-ful--, lb 10" ...,, 20" Pork •'Jail" is removed - all but enough fal for flavor is cut off - excess bone and · ' ' • • · ' ' ' ' ' ' .' · · wa11., are trimmed away. You pay only for tender, juicy, full-flavored meal lb. •. you can eat. At 1hisspecial priee, it's your bell buy in T·Bone Sleaks. r"___,.._____________llt Picnic Style • Eckert's! lb. Economy Pa_c______ , ~-----••••••••••••. . STJl&IPs · Los~gG.I. Chef Delight Cheese 2 U.. box 49c Fresh Ground a..f large can 49c . Thrifty with roul)tft & purchat• •' J lb. - ••,. PINK SALMON T·Bone .T•.n~~r~y SJe 09 Boiling Beef .. 1~:. 234 Meat.~oaf ....1~: 594 ' 2,ft,, Veterans WASHINGTN (UP[) - The Federal Trade Commls!lon has proposed a new t'llle that may shake Madison Avenue to Its very foundatioos, assuming that Madison Avenue has any foundations lo ahake. In esoenc.e. the rule says that you cat)'l sell or advertise America~> cosmetics or toilet articles .w~h foreign names uP. less you clearly identify them as product• of the u.S.A. In othe• worda, to use a .hypothelical example, II you are putting out a .·u. S. .perfume called "Place Pignlle." you would have to print '!made in Brooklyn" in large type on the front label. The commission says It has reason to believe that foreign words ali cosmetics tend to d.. celve consumers by leading them to believe some of the d<>mest!c stuff is Imported. It will ' hold a hMrlng next monll\ to permit manufacturers advert!.. mg.ag!ncies and other Interested PIJ1ies to air 'llielr views IH1 ' !lle~ru!t. & Top Value Stanlps Invites You To Rove! in exhibit&, gatherecltiilm all o't'er ihe world for your de!¥t. Cosmetic-Men Face New Rule With Dismay ' • ' son . day in accordance with .. ,-, .. .. j �\ ~I '' , 1to, ~!""'-----------·tlld 'fltN ol Ill ..,tdolmes ?-· Ia !or· 11ft to)' advertlsln~ - lI in&." -.\\Old "". ,.J e, · ' ~ ·v~~, u 11 R e VUe I ,, "•PP'l&l• , .. lending -..'"c:ek "lo p~n: Lhe toy on . 11• actual merits as a ptov· that. U a chUd has a toy, he 1 !bini; .. - betters h1s peero.... :acking u. ~Avoid · "over•lmpliflcation will lnvl.te thelr contempt ~ I I oudl as 'only' a!ld 'juot• IJlllUt'tl ridicule." ! tn tht. pr~ 1f • ~oy" . -A't'Oid "employing irrit3Utng Ul!liod Press lntematlonol dren. - Avoid " prefumptlon• that a audio or video techniques to HOLLYWOOD IUPII - p.,. As some readers wrote to this toy •equlring a materllltnves•.· : mand the chlld'l attention." eD h who have gnashed their 1 viewer. 1t was not a mptter of m~·=·n:::t_c:::•:::n~be:_:h:::•:::d.:.l:::nr:_:th:::e:_:•:::•k:::·_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ teeth during some television toy wanting youngsters to gTllW up tdvert isements aimed at chi!· [ mollycoddled or unaware of the ~n may be interested in re- world's ways - but the impJJ.. lt. CbJJ. tent action bv the National As- 1cations by the ads of the pleas. A.OKos8 dren'• L BeJODe! ll o c i a t i o n of Broadcasters l;•·~s of warlike toys, and the L Fraamat ._ 2. Wand~rtnc (NABl , lark or a respe11sibility ·realistic ':'~ :10, Coln' wurJ.e.an. swed. The NAB's rode authority has approach. t . PI!!ID.etn.U... a. Like a. wiDC 1 n .<>n• "Fabulous revised lS t961 toy advertising It !"hould be emphasized that u a.dq'pl' thou-bird JUidelint>s to emphasize avoid- thP nf'W methods of the NAB lL .A.lNe oand &. Pulled ancP of. code authority do not automat· 12. :X~ 6 . Bombarded 23.Hiil ! U.Humor 1.11. Det·Uke ·~ -"Dramatization of the toy , irally mean a 100 per cent par· an•"nr. fohrlc 26. Gtrt'• iD a realistic war atmosphere." adise is guaranteed in this vv. nama S.GermaD :....."Oramatiza lion which could ~•eld . You may recall the 13. Xanll& 27. Leap. river hemp 37.Jew!ah lng frighten or scare children.'' h"oadca!::lers also have their 14. Oirl'a II. Internal month 29. Viper decay of -"D?-monst.rations of a toy in OY. n self-regulated guidelines nl.me! 38. Con')' 32.fnalt a manner that encourages fur ::-Jmmercials, and you knoW 15. CntciY 39.Real Qulxole lO.ODe'l harmful use or dramatizations what sl ate of affairs that mat· l&. ~~ 40. Ofttoer'I!J M.Milwle otfliPr!Dr. auittant. of children 's actions inconsist- ter 1s in- and what happeMd booM pL 41.Pry SIS. S-+'ped ent with generally rerognized wher. some govt'rnment people 18.Al'ellotmt l'I.Exclaml. me»ldinga "''- A.Gdlttoll tloo standards or safet y." I innoct:nlly suggested th_at the i;: ~· to a l&.Wbl... 1!6. """" bulldlnll' Jngrodfmt To some viewers. the pPak of f broatlcasters follow their OW'1 letter oHensivt>nPss in thi s arl:'a was ~tandards . Government inter· !' 2S.loOikfllh rt>ached shortly before Jast fercm:e , you know. 28-~= Christm as. not long after the l At any rate. the code auth~r- 28.SI&yerot 10 pssassinat ion of Pre..-idenl Ken- ity ha:; at le-ast come up w1th Goliath nedv. in 1he commPrcials that some more d~cent groundw~Jk, 30. JellyUke i'l: ll •dv~rtisrd toy weapons fo r chil- hopefu11y to be paid attenti..:n n. ~~ (il R R I FO I I I 1 ,. ,. ll BY ·OFFERING YOU THE LOWEST -·- IS. BriatlelDte :H. Boat aa.o.....un floor ~ 89. Bpl&'ot •2. Worahlp U.Wtrlrd tli. IADIIWIP of.Anelellt Rome 48.Evad.e <tT. To pay fOP another'a IIOda. 'S. Smooth an4gloosy ~ . ~ ~ r:• ... TO COMPARE FOR YOURSELF. SEE IF YOU DON'T SAVE CASH WITH OUR EVERYDAY. LOW PRICES l I" ~ LB. ~· ... AJ OB 6LD SMOKE HOUSE, SLICED'BACON - • • 1. . BrinQ the keroGene! '"' Here's how to work It: Let'~ t~Ke care of the J'BBXIKX'l' J'B'l' Ill FOB It FOB KT.-l"FI VB OB 3-11 . "lust a word to new nelghbol'll, Mac!' I don't care for yard ·Wo!'k, oo let's not have any ahowinl offl" • • • • • • • -OLD .. SMOKE HOUSE ALL MEAT.WEINERS GVAT• • • • ... - • • OLD SMOKE HOUSE SLICED ALL MEAT BOLOGNA, lib. pkg. GCII m 0""" .... ·-:..:::•"':.:=""':.:':::'-:-:--:---==-= ' • • • GOOD! 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TBI: PEOf'l,;&: PERISIL-RALPH WALDO llMERBOlll Ywt\SuJII.)"a Cf)pkqu I White Cloud clb old QU~'S 0rn>t<>J1'0Dl Quoi&NXFK)(RXI Foodland CANN.ED MILK AXYDLBAAXlt 1o LONGFELLOW Onet<lt<!r olmply otando for another. In this eomple A jJI uae4 for the three L' .. X for tho two O's. ete. Single letten. ·~ trophies, tba length and fOJ"m&Uon of the words are aJI hlnta.. Bach da7 Lbe code letter. ate dltferent. AJI'N TINY INVITES YOU,· , ~ ~ A David Davies trALWP Ll'L AIINER OHIO MIDDLEPORT :, , ~ 14' DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE - ., ~ I" w PRIC~S· 'EVERY DAY OF;· TH~ WEEK! .. .. ~ , 'l: ,... ' ,. ,. ,. qf ,,, . • . ....... CUSTOMERI . ' ••• AND WE'RE- OUT TO ,PROVE DAILY -CROSSWORD ,... ,.. ,. ' • ( '. :·· : ... . J"; tJ ·... .. '~l '· .a: �( v•-h' t> iJy ileD..-~·i'ameNi.,·Midd~r.nrt, 0 , !!!!!'. 18, 1084 _.W .......,. IIIII -- ' jjpai Spring. meeting of t he ..{toman's Society of Christian · ~lee of the Methodist Church· ~ of the Portsmouth Dbtrict ' Fnday, March 20th, at the Tilnity Methodist Church, Galli• ·a. Ofenere sts., Portsmouth. , Registration begins at 9 p.m. morning session begiN ot 9:30 a.m. with Ml'!. John C. '!be Wickline, Rio Grande, dislrlel president, presiding. The 25th anniversary of tbe Woman's Sociely will be obser· ved and annual awards for r..,_ ords of performance sheet> of the society's members will be presented. A candlelight mem- Installatloo of offleer8 tor the <'<>mlro& yea: '0'!!! be g~v.,. hy Rev. Slanley . Mc:<lliiWd our Dl>trlot SuponnlendeDt. Mlu Edma May Hutchens of Evenston, Dl., the gueot ~peaker, wUI deocrlbe bel: DllSslonary wort m Ioala. She was appointed to the La! ~h lflgh· er Secootlary School In Luck· now which was the school found- . · SNUGGLER ForetD Mlii~oaa., ;; clety. Mlu lluli:beal aerved 81 1' It,_ ......., . . . . . . . . of Heel".............. J..,..., ... u.......... . . . . -oN-.. . . "'""'""' : trmly for II'IU• tfM ftt, 1he _ ........... ,' ' Wloe ...... ....,..-. ...... 1 Untlned black or white brogandl, softee kid uppera. White and black. Widths M toC Complete ulectlon In Heel Hugger ShoH, 9._99 to 10.99. New spring 1:0lon. 25 Teachers 0 f EOsfern D• • M ISfiiCf eet - Wold waa rocei•ed here tbal • John Tbomu, 1011 ol Mr. and llirl, Edglll ~ ·~ • • ' an emerg"""' appenck!cl9my • Su!!dal' eveniii,(. His addre'iS is Mrs. Garnet llerdmal, Molene Pllblic H.,.pltal, 4th Jlllllll!l Matheny and , IIQII, • - PRI-EASTIR SALE LARGI SIZE ONE-PIECE BED PILLOWS Big •ize, non-allergic bed pillows. 1 piece foam rubber covered with attractive cot~ ton coven in assorted colors. Bi& values. Zippered cover. - PRE-EASTER SALE FOR SPRING WEAR LADIES' NYLON or VINYL DRESS GLOVES Fine nylon knit or leather like vinyl gloves in colora for spring wear ___ good choice of lengths and styles. CHOICE OF COLORS $3.44 eath $1.00 aair Othen •• $1.99 CHILDREN'S FINE COTTON IUILO.UP MORGAN-JONES WAFFLE WEAVI SLIPS DISH CLOTHS Jaa!lf care cotton sUps for children. Built -up shoulder atyle.. Sizeo 4 to t4. Usually 26e each - These are slightly Irregulars-Lone wearing quality. 59t ea. 9c ea. Ladl•' Double Pan•l TRIMMED " LADIES' FANCY , PRINTID FUlL SLIPS - PRE-EASTER SALE - Speciel Aurch1se - FANCY REGUL.UC $2.29 QUALITY BOUDOIR LAMPS Manufaeturel'8 elole-outa of higher priced boudoir lamps. - $1.00 each ' B~TH TOWElS Big, fluffy bath towels in a new flora] pattern in a choice Take your choice of 5 out- · of colors ___ Famous Cannon standing atyles all com, qualitv cotton terry, Save plete with (lttractive ahade. . nowJ Special pre-Eaater values. 20x40 PLAIN lr ""'SHADES WINDOW 'FANCY LADIES' FOLD-UP ' TV MOUSE TURKISH TOWELS SliPPERS green or white piastre supported .ta•du at a low Hie price, Connon qualiiJ tioDilh towels iD plain color and fiiiOJ pattema. 20x40 atze. 97c ea. . FINE CANNON TURKISH PULL IIZI AIIORTID TALL IM..US DICANTIR lED PII.OWS 32x32-inch size head aC"arfl in a bia ~hoice of colorful printed deti1n1. Choose from many plalnl and llrl- Cannon quality auest olze Tftr7 towels, Comfortoble, Dcm • oller&le, printed .,oVen,, FIUed wlih blendotl sbredded foam. 34t ea. 25c ea. 99c ea. CHILDREN'S PINI CHILDRIN'I NEW EASTER PURSES EASTER BONNETS 7211101 ami TWIN Flnlo PASTIL llxiOI • DDUILI Pinto PASTIL \ Pretty little purses to deUgbt She'll look Jqvely Easter mor- any little PL at Easter Ume. Many stylet and shapea. ning In one or the1e pretty moua Sprln& llald brand. little ~ter bonnets frQm Stiffler's, Choose from ' Double panel sbadow proof. $1.00 ea. 1 · 59c and $1.00 ' . ~- $1.00 and $1-.99 ., f 1 · MUSLIN SHEETS Flneot mUllin abeeta in fayellow, mint, orchid, pink or blue. lwin or fitted. $2.29 each Flat IOTTLES · MUSJit SHEETS Sprins Mtld· wean lpJlier, tlwit is 1. -~~- Tak.o your ehoJce of yeUow, mlnt, or. chid, blue"or pink In I Ia t doublt or fitted. . $.2~9tach or '" ~-""GF - -· •· · Mn. ~Kom ~~ eroy. • " . . L....- lll!rb1c ·!Itt_....., _... ' !'1'4·· ..WI!Id- were ]llltyed ed. ~odinl ..-. llri, (.bar. leo Manlq, Mn. AnD llhflley, Mrs. w~ . hi .• n 4 Sue •Manld. all' Rl Mlddlo~ Mrs. AliDa TUrnet, ~. !4n. Helen Fell, Mra. Norma OlriiJ, Mra. Vlucent G h n n, Mlh Mary Francla, MrL ~ ~ · ey, Mn. Chris~ 0 Doi)nell, Mra.. John Roush, ,.._ Wbeelo, , , er, Mrs. !,eo Bey!Uit. ~- B\111 HyseU. ,Mrs. Homer Hytell. all of Pomeroy, the honored guell, and the boslesl• ~ndlng (ilfts were Mrs. Ret. . en •Neutzllng. · Mrs. Maey Seaspent the weekend with '· Kathy. mon end l4ra.. Amelia Bauer. Morgan at the home of Mrs. W. llefreshments of Cl!ke, ice cream A. Morgen, Athens Road. and coiiee were rerved. vteu.. " ' . $2,000. .. 'r: .'· . STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED - The Meigs' County Sheriff's Department recovered about $2,000 worth of good_s which had been stolen recently. Sheriff . ert C. Hartenbach satd a senes of rnmes in the eastern end of Meigs county curred the last month. Looking over some of the recovered goods is Dep 1 Chambers. - Sentmel Photo. uY Appalachia Piau:•.. Expected in Week~ " Back In Business I SALESPRING REID LADIES' "'!ICY LACE till-10 · HAND BAGS Big tpecial purchase assort.. ment of new woven straw teed band bags. B i 1 choice of shapes, c6lon and alze&. Beautiful baas at a low price. IJIIi RAYON.PANTIES · Regular 49c quality ravbn panties In brief a!yle w; It h pretty lace trimming, wti.~tes and colora. S!fes B, 8 and 7. 33c pr. $1.99,each 'Ill to I Yord Ploce Gooch 39·1NCH UNILii!ICHID :IEMNANTS FINE MUSLIN ' ' HWldr&ds of pieces in rem· nant lengths of fabrica that would aell ordinarily up to .-79e yard. Take JOur choice at thla low price per piece. YoiUH to 79c Yard Fine count unbleached mU. Un .tUltable for score• of u• lor the home tewer. BJea. cbea out white with waabins, full 39 IJicbes wide: R..~tar 25c Quality et 9c ea. 19c yd. LADIES' IRIIPS STYLI RIADY TO MANO FANCY RAJON PANTIES ., PWDC DRAPEs '' · 19c pr. ' $1.00:. & ' ' • A tine colleCtion blouses iD tallortd ll"'•veleal atyle1. Fine cbttona lD ,_tity prlnta and rtrlpes. Si»·ea 34 to 38. Best sprinl pa~ terns and colors. IQD $1.00 -~ 16-INCH PINE PILLO\ii WE PRilffS , . Ant. Ptfierill Fancy prln!ed border priDta for mlilrlnl your owu pWcror cases: Fine 80 ICI~.._ eonatructiOD, 311 litohea wide. ill 1 choice oi plltentlllld •Il- Ion. ' 39c yd. . MIN'S FANCY conON··· " ' 'I 'DRESS SOCKS . . ~ Allorted plaiD· colon an d . . ' Good lo~ dreu"1101 for patterno. Ftlll window a!ze draPe!, men. . ~CJ \. 39c" Alforted ~ pa\lmll " ·~ .alt.eo 10"' to 12. ' l9c pr. LOCAL TEMP F~l HOPI · ~NCH ILIACHID " · MUSLIN .. "-"ted Italian deCorstor Sn~ whlle bope mollliR, 88 botllea, UBorta4 colon and .lncbea wide, flniobad IIOlt for ~-- Tall oDii bestltlftll, . th0 · ~·' ' AaDMt .......,,.. ;, J 0 b ~ ,.._ · Herdman ol Leoft, W.Va. spent Tuelday with Mr. and Mra. -\1bert Rouah and famlly·. . . L .Mr. end 'Mrs. Eupno Goeru 4Jld SOP, Sle\'en, - and Mr. l!id 1\(rB. Denver Rl"' were Pll'k• ...OOrg vlslton Monday ...... ing; · . · Charlotte Davidson has ._ tumed 1'0 her employment at tbe'Ingel Furuliure Store In MlcJ. dleporl aUer having been Ullor the past ·three weeb. Miss Do· vldson resides wlti!.Mno: Betty Cline. , Carol Hudson, Columbus, spent the weekend with b e r porents, Mr. end Mrs. George Hudson. . ~·-, IHIIDDiD POAM tr Shlhib L1m II)>Hl1 · • See ·Tomorrow's Paper " For News of Our Friday-Saturday Store-Wide Sale Elberfelds In Pomeroy . 57c ·pr. • •• I ., Paney fold up otyle TV Whita' -"d plain eolon. P~~p­ brief atylo rayou lirlcot Houae Slippers, 10ft ~lh• '. ular ' p.iDtit!l. aoleo, ouahloned llllolel. lk ea. ' • From Elberfelds 'In Pomeroy . 44t PLASTIC FINISH GUEST TOWELS Fine whJte rayon trieot With needa now. These art aheer, leg flattering, aeamlesa nylons. Ellery p.ait flrat quality Choose fr0111 the beet shades for spriJ>g wear. S!fes 8\0 -to 11. Sprln& ohadeo. 59c ea. HEAD SCARFS lace trim - NYLONS your spring hosiery $1.44 each Tan~ ... K'it'C:~ heft Sho . Wet Be Thrifty ! Save All_of Your Saleslips FIRST Q)IALITY IHEIR SIAMLEII Buy . Mn. Mtpoh!J, ~ .,._ .... Jim- of li!IIOf II • \llcl!ea ilbo~ my, end ·Mr. omd J.!il. ll~ lloocl8f ~ .t . ho!m:a <I . LADIES" FANCY LACE TRIMMED RAYON PRE-EASTER SALI IIIG 22x44 SIZE FANCY FLORAL CANNON ' Honored With Mtddleport Floor Solarium, Mol~!'~". ,DI. Mrs. Wendel Frecker of Jla. cine and Mrs. Howard Bolin. Athens Road spent SBturd.ay in Coloinbus wlth Mn. Frecker's daughter and son-ln-law, Mr. end Mrs Ricbard Brtgp and family. Mrs. Frecker's son, Lar· ey Roush of Veterans Hospital, Daytoo was given a weekend to' go to the home of h 11 sister. Roush 1s Improving but be confiDed to the Dayton hospital for many weeb. He haB enjoyed the many · carda received during his' Ulness. Keith and Kathy Morgan who have been staying with t h e I r grandmother, Mrs. w. A. Mor· •gan since their return from. a vJ;tlt in Florida, returned to their home, Middleport Monday evening. ' ' l{arrls of Middleport, ~. I>RE·EASTER SALI - Fine a:auge rayon tricot ma· teriala. All · beautjfuliy lace trimmed and 'in all colors and wblti. ReiUlar alzea, IDlall, medluin aud lar&e. BEGINNING THURSDAY, MARCH 19 '• as hosts. HALf SUPS Offered Again! ' Brl'tlt-Eitct Is "round A'n'~a M About - Wltlnw, Flooded Out Last Week! .. Stiffler's, Poinero CHECK YOUR CIRCULAR ••• You Received In the Mail Last Week ODium-' ila;ll'tliiDIIJith Mn. 011r111 The Easlenl Local Teachers' I returned to Ohio" Stato Unlver· Association mel at the Tuppers ~~H':!ta~ fc;;..=.ov:~eofw~~ 1Pblins Elementary School, and March 12, with 25 memberund operated 00 Thursday night guest, Miss Rosalee Story, Ia reported ln good condition. Ipresent. Miss R06e Easlerday, the p1cesklent! presided, end opened meeting by r<:adillll an arti· POMEROY, OHIO enUUed, "Wilat Ia ~acn_TO_N_I_G_HT_lr_T_M_UR_S_D_A_Y_ llln•l'"· NOT OPEN Mrs. Tony Gennette discussthe revised by·la•s which were accepted, The association FRIDAY ond SATURDAY decided to send a repreMorch 20-21 sentative to the President's CJln. SONNY LISTON at Portsmouth, Ohio. Mn. ¥1 CAS$1US CLAY Thelma Orr and Mrs. Gr a c e FUmed at Ringside! Com· Weber gave reports of the plete: Round by Roundt Btg Punchea in slow motion! Health Commtttee. Mrs. AUce ''THE YOUNG SWINGIRSn Neue thanked Mr. J, S. Davis, HOOTENANNY! ROCK 'N' who is retiring soon, for hBV· ROLLI T\VIST! Let Yourself ing been so helpful to the asGo with Molly Bee, Rod Lauren, .lac\: Larson, Sherwood sociaUoo. Mr. Davis discussed the importance ct the school Singera. levy which Is bei.tg placed ~ "SASKATCHEWAN" the voters of the school CTechnicolor) district. Mrs. Eleanor Knight Alan Ladd, Shelley Wintei"S, gave a report on the Code of Hugh O'Brian. Mighty Saga of Northwest Mounted Police Ethics which .appeared in the ''Ohio Schools" January issue. SUN., MON., TUES. lr WED. The foJlowing officers were Morch 22·25 elected for the coming year: ,"UNDER THE President, Larey Ritchie; ViceYUM YUM TREE" President, Greta StltUe; Secre(Technicolor) Jack Lemmon, Carol Lynley, tary, Barbara Tripp; TreasurDean Jonea, Edie Adams, Howard Parker. Imogene Coca! A social hour followed the Disney Cartoon• ' meetiJill·with the Tuppers Pla.i m ~;;;;;;;;~teecbers llftb reletfvll In .....l(rl. Sjldle• Bmm • ipeD1 JUljr Pomerov ; MEIGS THEAJRE II n.. ""*~-lOft- - k H.. •lhiMtcl holt, A br.w.cl elollld•.. .,llcw il tuch • .... plv1 -It allowt jour foot 11.tt blgb school. teaeber and Jaler •• principal ol tbe La! HI I h School. • Miss Hutchens waa aent to In· ella In IIIII and returned In the Ml¥ Shli-ley Beegle . ipOht summer of 11158, oot was law the weekend in ColumbUs, wltb recalled by Bishop Sandaram Mr. and Mn. Jock KeUy omd of the j.ucltnow Conference left from there Sunday for ' a serve as prmctpal of the two weeks aasignmenl in the odlst lllgh School, a Senior Capital Fktance ofOce In Kolt:oCo-Educational school In mo, IDd., KI.mpur, India. Miss Hutchens Mrs. E. J. H111lelt today for a retumnd to America in Sep~m- 1- - - -- - -- - i>er 1962. BAS SURGERY Mrs. Shennan Kemper has Conwlft.._,.W_,.,...,.,,. • .u-r-•y· ._A...... . .... IYJU~IJI _ _ , , P.eo.ple tn· '"" 11a. Scloto, Pike, IJld parl ol Annual Event peaker Fo; wscs . tir ' meran Jllllsl«<aooy from '.Jn.dli will speak U!Jill the An- by Mlo Jslbelta '111obunt, ' lll'it wolllim ~"' t to llldla lll!!W lbe W '.=:~.~~..._.., r·Veteran Missionary Educator is _ be~- lhedlairmalloteacb«·tht low lies r- , 25c .yd. ., .,Ji'oreigfl Aid-Price Tag is $3. � 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/. 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