https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bd64801c2e3e67b6d50f3d9045951919.pdf 1ec1f8e07a174bd4cbf4a0a75634688e PDF Text Text ' .} .·I < ,. \ ( ~ ~ I " (\ ' f) :; 1 I ' :l'oulhClroir ro Mainly About People In Pemeroy '.• · $.p01uor Hy,;.n Sin1 Around And . About Middleport . 1·btpture by Sue Tracy and ~rayer by Mrs. HalT)• Clark l!Ttccded a business meeting of abe Youth Choir of the Laurel CUff Free Methodist churcb Mrs. Nom1a Fisher of Sene<aMr. and Mrs. Michael Thursday evening tnt 'he recrea· viii•, Mrs. James Smith and Uon room of the parsonage. Children, Columbus and Mrs.. Plans were made to sponsor R<JIJ<ort Wamsley and .childroP, · 1 hymn sing at tile church Sun- Jun• Ann and J. R. of Pomeroy , ·t.ay at 2 p.m. with the public were Saturday afternocm guests lnvitHr. of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher Refreshments were served by and ramily. i Becky Eblin to Sue Tracy. Bet- Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher : ty and Rogt>l' Kl('in, Karen Souls· and son. Willie or Belpre were by, Brendu and Sa ndra Gilmorr, weekend guests or their par. Mrs. Daisy Ankrom has K!!ren Flores, Kay and Mickey ents, Mr. end Mrs. Mason turned to the home or her HowelL Leonard Lyuns. Waynr! . F'isher and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Joe, in Ft. Ju.ckson, S. C., Leifheit. Mikt· Wright. Martha i Arnold. ter being here with her nieces, Baker. Mrs. tia rk , H.e\'. and {J()rdon Fisht'r of Parkers· M,, and Mrs. James Bre·~~g- 1 1 Mrs. Eugen• Gill and family burg. W. Va. spent the weekton .ana Mr. and Mrs. CUSTOM bRAPEMU ·thoE and Don \\. ise, a new membt'r. end with hi.'l parents, Mrr. and VM»u..· Sbe became in whilejl TO 'lOUR' OltD.ER .. Mrs. Mason F'bher and family . · and was bospitalized at AN.Y EXACT WID$ ••• First l'ra:ver .'\ervire Gregory Roush roturned :c Hospital. Her son came , his studie!J at Ohio University for he~ Saturday. ANHXACT j:{~?'H Crowd IS l.argl' Monday after spending the week c.. H. Wise, Jr. has returned A large :-rowd t\·ionday rUght end with his parents, Mr. and Now l'OU '"'" od4· ~1W lfopnoo 3 two day business ' to y011r friterlor d<o<qr ''flY' the atlt nded the fir st merting of Mrs. Milton Roush. •. tr Columbus for the Ohio luxurious beauty. of cull . , f·made the Wf-'f'k of Prayl'!" serviees ~1r. and Mrs. Milton Roush Electrjc Company. He clrlperles. You select from .tile lob· this wrek at Lhe \1i dd l ~port ; and daughter. Sandra. were Sun.. · 8 dinner meeting. tics end newest shades. Expert C"\ · · ~ will Ch11reh of Christ. 1day dinner guests of Mr. and ~~~.,.._ the Kyger Plant this ~:ast week. tailor tile draperies of yOur cholcoi to )'001' lnillvldull The Rev. M. E. Duw:oion of · Mrs. (~ardner Wehrung. ,._..:,1;,.: . Mrs. c. R. Neighborgall decorative speclflcatlona. Guaro~nteed prompt ~U.vety.. Heat h Merhodist Church gave ! Gregory Ruush was the Sun· Huntington, w. va. is the •ueS<II the s('rmon 1opic, " Lord. Save :day dinner guest of his grand· M c " " · 1 th 1 her sister Mrs. . . NOW . ~1e. car r~· mg ttu! t If' t'nH' paN"nts, Mr. and Mrs. Orri~ son. She was accompanied here ON Of thf) St'rVlf't':-i, " PrJyf' rS Of I HarriS S f.l b h d ht SALE Grt'<ll Mrn of Gnd" A. :s pecial 11 Mr and Mrs Herbert Herd unlay , erd Maug erSt 1 Y 1 1um1 y, •v1r. an rs eve unthrm was sung bv the Heath I man of Bellelontame were week · d Sl S d i Just ""ake two menurements: from top of rod It Method ts l rho1 r und~·r the dtrt'c end guests or her mother Mrs }MLrggsWanl son, I e\:end. 0 .n11 ay i BRING VOUR · I ' rs 1 son en er 1ame WI 1 a desired length; from one end of rod to the olblr lion of ~lr W1111arn Russell Welby Whal•y, Rock Sprmgs PAM~:. A JEAN STEW ART ·1 d' f h · t d WINDOW MEASUREMENTS for width. t Othe-r mm 1stt'rs partiCipated m 1R d am1 y mner or er SJS er ln the senlrt' I ~~rs David McGhee returned MASON - Mr and Mrs Lester Stf'wart, Mason, W. Va' family and al~o h~r daughte_r kJ her home, Columbus Satur- are announcing the engageme nt of 11H' Ir dau ghter, Pamela and son-m lmo,, Mr. and :r.-hs. RIGGS PRUM0TF.D I day, ilfter spendmg several days Jean, to A u· man Hal ph Ceward CaliPrt, ~on vf ~1r and J t ar! Kmghl I You'll want to also see all th e furniture on Sale during ·, Rodney 1 rt 1 gg~ Warr~ n "ith hPr sis ter and brother-m-j Mrs. Ceward Calvert. E Ma1n St, Pomerov. M1ss Stewa rt ! Mr . .~ nd Mrs Ru ssell ~~~~~~' i l A~-.B. has bt•rn promotf'd to law, Mr and Mrs. Albert Eirh.ds a 1965 graduate of Wahama Jli gh St'lwol where she was and son, Enc, Oak Hil l. v Efberfelds January Sale. Save on what you need now - Furillture A2C. He 1s a grad uatr of Rut- inger. selected 1H65 homeco min g qu1•cn. Aim1an Cah·Nt is pre· j over the WeL•kend w1 th land High Schoo, in 1963 and is Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van sently attending an elert ronies spel'ialist sc hool at Kees ler . paren ts, .\ k and Mrs. Alfred for every room in your house. the son of Mrs. Betty Riggs. · Meter or Beverly visited Sun- Air }o'oree fiase, Miss. He is a 1965 graduate of Pomeroy i Roush, Middleport, and Mr. Albany. ay with her sister. Mrs. Susie . High School. Mrs: Dwigh~ H~·sell of Hutland. r-=:.--..==---•·= ,·Fischt>r, Morning Star. I·M1 ~s Jamce T<Jnnehi\1, 1 ; Plus special sale prices in the ready to wear department Mrs. Susie Fischer and Mr n?' -:,~ J' ;"· UnivP.rsity !:iludent, spent the: WOMEN'S and Mrs. Ric hard Van Meter UniOI OU The Child Const~rvation Lea· 1weekend with her fnthrr, Chcs- 1 sale of mens trousers - boys shirts - mens and boys jacket~ ITALIAN STYLE were Sunday evening dinnPr gue wltl hold its annual guest ter Tannehill rmd f<~ m i l_\' . Shr , guests tf their sister, Mrs. Mae , nigM at the Cotumhus and assisted with the M 1s~ Junior , hosi~ry for women - housewares specials - Stop in Elberfelds and · : Reitmire. Hartrord. w. Va. I Southrrn Elfdl'i(' orne Miss pageant Sunday e\·ening. I BLACK $ 99 · Mr. and Mrs. ~obart Raub : A Junior Youth Fellowship Thursday at 7:30p.m. Figure I Mr_ and Mrs. Alfred Roush Brouse around through the store and Save during January Sal~. I BROWN' _ pr. spent the wt-e~e~·d m Col umbus was organized recently at the control will. beth: tupie of the were in McArthur to visit their I : w1t~ Mrs . .Pbil McKeller, Mrs . Letart ralls Mt"thodist Chtll'l'h'program, w1th !\1pss Carol Col· daughter nnd fan11 ly, Mr. and • Size 4 lo 10 ~.uJ.se DaviS and Mr. and Mrs. by the Rev. James Ea rly. Tile trill, ph~·s if·al t"dUfalion teach- Mrs. llicl1c.PI Clme. and I 1 I ' \\i\!Jan:- M~~onald. 1meetjng we1s opened br song er at Middleport, as gut"st H1Rcky, Sunda. Thc1r grandson, 1 5 Conme (Jrindley, daughter. of , and prayer. 'i spraker. Members <Jnd ~:ue!'ts Hieky, returned ho~.e with them M'ddl Rev · and Mrs. Edward Grmd· J . are to wear g:)!m clothes and for several da s VISit. I eport ley of Dublin. Ohio , and grand·) Ofhrers ell"f'ted were, pr.r; ><;\- a prin· will be ' awardrd ror - - -.. --·- · :''.:._ __'"..,...,...,.,.,...,,.,.,.,=.,.=....,~.,......,.,.,.,.,...,...,...,...,!!!I!!...,'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!.,. daughter of Mrs. Ronald Gri nd-~ dent, Edwin Cross ; vice prest- tbe most .un.. u~ ual , IU~ i ley of Minersville, has been dent, Judy Robt> rts; se<: re t<.~ ry , · d'l~ chosen one of the hom-ecomi ng i Lorna Bell and treasu rer, Ken- . ~~, · d~ • • qu••n·s attendants at Dublin In•th Shul er. Members decided , Pomtroy, Ohio ! H1gh School on Jan. 21 w~en , to meet very twe week~ and j LAST TIME TONIGHT : Dublin IS host to Rosary High have a different program lead~, "SHENANDOAH" Srhoo!. Conme was chosen by cr at each mee tmg. The nex t (Terhnicotor) 1the student body to represent meeting, Debra Early and Lo:·- , James Stewart, Doug Me· : Junior Class of her school. na Bell, will have the program The Kin,gsbur~ Miss ionary Clure, Glenn Corbett. Pat· on "Christiil n Fatth " Tht: prn-· Club which sponsors the Hev. l rick Wayne , Katharine Ross, l~:fam. them~s for the. n.ex t few at 1d Mrs. John Jeshurg in Rosemary Forsyth, J a m e s BMt, Philip Alfrod. meetmgs w1l! be Chnsttan. \VI I· France. met at t.he home 0 rt Colorcartaont ness by Ne!l 8"ker ; Chr~sllan Mrs. Judy Carl. Jan. 12 for a , Admission: 75c and 40c Outreach by Steve YonkPr; regul ar mont!Jl y me~:ting. i OrOflfy eefS Chnstian Citizenship b ~ehra , . . WED. ond THURSDAY Two educators were the speak-! Mtlhron. Debb1e Spangler. Chns-: At noon lhl.' Nll\owmg enjoyed J1nuary 19·20 ers when the Gi Ga mma Mu i tian Fellowship by Paul Cro:-;:; · a potluck lu neheun: \'Irs. N~ va NOT OPEN 'Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi i and Bobby Roush. Rev. Early ; King, Mrs. M~ralt>ne Har~ison, FRIDAY and SATURDAY rn Pt .Januarv 13th in the officE , also sho wed sli des. 1Mr!'. Sandra Cnrl, .\1rs. VtrgmJ1nu1ry 21 ·22 of the ColLKTibia Gas of Ohio I t d d ; b. Dt'll.n, Mrs.. Judy Carl, Mr. s. · Eleven members · · s m1 th, '~~1rs. Lou1se "CIENGHIS KAHN" Guests were Rooold Deem . .11a ten b f' . ·· V1rgmta 1TechnicolorJ • The next meetmg WI E on H · Mrs. 'I· b 1 BriC · kl es, arn!;on, ~~ a e Stephen Boyd . .James Mason. executive head or the Southern : 19 : Mrs. Sadie Ca rl. Mrs. Eva Eli Wallarh, Frt~neo ise Dor· School District, spe"D.king on ad-; Jan. · leac , Telly Savalas, Robert ult education, and Dann y With. King, Mrs. Janeth Benl, Mrs. Mo.rley, Yvonne Mitchell, Deloris King, Brill and Brian Q.,biar Sharif. as GE'nghis erspoon, instrumenlill instruc- .UHS Se11ior C/11.~~ Kihn. tor of the sa me distri ct, sJlt'ak- Sptmsorilll( p 11 rty King, Brent Carl. Seott Harri"MORO WITCH DOCTOR" ing on adult art education, il· The Senior Class of Middlr. , son, 1--Jelen Kmg , Ivan and PauJock Mahont>y, Margie Dean , Juslrating his remarks with sev-1port Higb School is sponsorin~ i la ~arl. . . . Pancbo Mangalona. skelr hes. a Stanley PrGdurts party to- , 1 he prrs1dent 1s Mrs ..sadte IUN., MON. and TUESDAY .. The sorority will hold a bowl- ~ night at the .Ugh school care. . Carl. The group read scripture · J•nu1ry 23-24-25 : mg pcrty later thi!l month with teria, Tuesday, Jan. 18 at 7:30 : and Mrs. Carl gave _aa:ri~'::~:;,~~ ~ "THE SANDPIPER" ~ f:!XC:Il't date to be announced. p.m. I''Tht House With A !'' l'fcchnicolor) RefrE"Shments were served by Tisl s ene of the fund ralsWindow." Elizabeth Talor, Richard Bur· , Sabra Morrison, Vtra ing projects for the annual sen· I Profits from the sale of ton, Eva Ma rie Saint. Morgan · . Mason, Chas . Bronson. Crow, and Nita Conde. ior trip and parents and friends pill?w cases, etc., which Colorc•rtoont ,., .• .., c:ha1rmen f<Jr the evening ! or students are cordially invit-' la.d1 es of the club make Admission 75c & Me Lte Lee and Jane Brown. · ed. sell were reported. Closing prayer was by Mrs. DAUGHTER IS FIRST Neva King. The next I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm, will be at the home of Mrs. Athens, are announcing the Janeth Beat with the date birth of their first child. a be announced. 1 daughter, born Sunday morning ----' at the Veterans Memonal hos- Mrs Kraertler i6 I pita!, weighing ~ lbs. 14 oz. and ' ' namod Cyn thia Ann. Grandpar- 1 Hosie.~• /or Cantrsfa 1ents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter enHamm, Minersville and Mr. and : tertained the Lower Crust CanMrs. Joe Febinger. Struthers, I asta cl ~1 b Fri~ay evening at her Ohio. Great grandparents, Mr. home m Rarme. Refreshments and Mrs. Dana Hamm, Miner ~- were served to Mrs. Clarence vWe; Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Yost. Roy Mrs. David Hill Mrs. Rich1161 N Second, Middleport, and ard Sterrett. Mrs. Thomas Did· Mrs. A. J. Olszak, Kltanning, die, Mrs. Larry Wolle and Mrs, Take the wheel of the 1966 Cadillac and you'lllose your heart Pa. Robert Beegle. • ' ' .. WINDOW . . . . . . .- - - - - · I :kl ··w. WORLD 20o/o OFF LOAFERS 3. c , . : ""' ,. ; candysa}es T0 beLease . d I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I Rous h shoe Store ' TH T EA R£ . ~ Educators are Speakers when S • M ! John McKelvey . qJLUMBUS - WILLIAM L. Dies Tue sday :&: %.M:';:u~~:.on·p~l~ Jo~ P. McKelvey 89, paSI· We're Always Happy to Greet New Friends.~ We pride ourselves on the many cherished friends we 've gained in our yean of providing Full Banking Service to this comrnu· nily. May we greet you'! Wbalever your banking needs, we are here to offer you expert assistant and advice. ,alioNII . NOW GOING ON I! II to arrange with your dealer for a demonstration drive. Your lint reutloa will very likely be that there never before hu been 1 car so quiet Scienti£ic soundproofing combined with advancements in engine and chassis detign make the 1966 Cadillac the quietest of all time. Reo eponse at all tpeeds i1 virtually in&tantaneoua. ES.clusiva RUTLAND FURNITURE ARNOLD GRATE Member Federal Deposit lnsuranca Corpora !loa IH 2-4211 RUTLAND, 0. new varinble ratio power steering provides the parking and cornering ease of •mall can-with the tolid road~ holding only a car of Cadillac's size can offer. And with Cadillac'• twelve models-its extraordinary varietY of ' colors, interiors and options, your authorized dealer can gi\'e you expert help in tailoring your new CadiJiac into the moat rewarding automobile you have ev.er owned. Stanqard of the WOrld 'I lEE AND DRIVE THE MAGNIFICENT NOW ON DISPLAY AT YOUR AUTHORIZ~D CADIU.AC Dl!! •8 KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES 242 W. MAIN ST, \ \, • ., f POMEROY, 0 ..10 ~- ' 1.,-.'fI ' ' ._ j o I, '.;' " '' ~~; · ew Prison Vera M. Beegle, who worked her way up from bookkeeper in the Racine Home Bank to be its president, will re· tire January 31. Miss Beegle, recognized for her aupport of community BY BOB WINGETT Improvement projects, began employment with the bank lqrtln A. Janis, director of the Ohio Department of 45'f.l years ago. She bad worked three years lor the for· Mental Hygiene and Correction, said Tuesday Meiga county mer Eliis Brothers Dry Goods store In Racine before ac· "Is still In the runnlnJ" for the proposed new pellltentiary. ceptfng employment at t h e - - - - - - - - - Janis, however, indicated there Is a "good possiblllty" bank July 16, 1920. Miss Beegle, made this public that a site for the new prison will not be selected this On January 2, 1923, Miss Bee- statement: "Her banking exweek, as was earlier announced. gle became cashier and on Aug- perience and her many friends Janis said he hopes a dedslon will he reached at leaat ust ~ 1949 she was elected 1o bave contributed mueh to the by the end of January. He said the selection has been de- the ~rd of dinotors. She steady growth of the bank." layed so that test borings can be obtained. named president January 3, It has been reported that Asked if borings are being taken at the proposed .Meigs 1957. Charles Hayman, rotired execusite at Great Bend, Janis said, "They are supposed to be Reviewing her years in bank· live head of Southern Local obtained from all three sites." . Ing, she raid, "It has been a School district, will take over The head ol the Department was an unlalr queatJOD, really rich '"perlence. lrave as president of the bank and of Mental Hygiene Janis told Mr. Janill also clarified earl· made many friends in my years George J. Neigler, Racine, The Daily Sentinel by pbone, ier reports about accessibility at the bank. Many of them have has been elected to the board "We have to be su~ every pos- and work • force lactora. stood beside me througl: both of directors replacing Miss Bee· sible angk! Is eXplored before He said, "Accesllfblllty Is an good and bad times." gle, John T. Wolle has been a decision Is reacbed." As I extremely important !actor, but Miss Beegle has seen tl]e bank named as cashier. have said before, and still say, In relation to Meigs County · I pay its stockholders a 1110 per Directors revealed at a reall three sites are still being have been told that by the lime ..,.t cash dividend (March zt, cent meeting that the bank sbowconsidered," said Janis. a penitentiary could be built, 1930) and two stock . ~ividends. ed a 12 per cent increase in de"AU I can say now is that 11 roads to it would be greatly A 40 per cent stock dividend posits in 1965. A drive-in winwill be in the Appalachia sec· improved." was declared in June of 1950 dow was also installed last year. lion ef Southern Ohio," he Janis indicated that the and a 50 per cent stock dividend Miss Beegle is a member ol said. work-lorce !actor does not ap. was declared on January 13 of the Racine Baptist Church and Janis de<llned to answer a pear to be ao insurmountable this year. ror many years was active in question on which slle Is most problem here. "We figure the Bank directors, expressing other community aflalrs. She highly favored. Be suggested it (Continued on page eI regret upon the retirement of (Cootinued on page 6 ) ""'I F'uemen .·n Mrs. Hicks is Play Faculty Hospitalized .,, '"'"'"'"""'"""""- lout ,eon ago by Gov. James ed &Wily Tuesday at Camden. A. "Rhodes, Is the first official Clark hospital In Parkersburg NEW DEIJII (UPII- Mrs. Indira Nehru Ghlndl, a frafl widow with an IUustrious 1 clllidldate for the GOP guber- after brief UIDess. heritage, today waa eleeted prime minister of India. Thousands cheered the announce· (Continued on page 1 1 Mr. Mc!lelvey_· was born 00 m•nl In the street& The 48-year-old mother of two, fighting back tears and clutching Dec. 17• l876, at Round Bottom • ro.e in trlbuta to her lather, the late Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, in Monroe County, the son was cbosen In a aecret ballot by 526 members of parliament from the ruling Congress of Robert and Rachael MeKel· party. vey. He made' his home with .. Mn. Gandhl became the r the cause of peace." world'l most populous dem~ Ibis brother, the late w. G: Mo- world's only woman htad Mrs Gandhi, her white sari cracy. India's birthrate is 'Kelvey and his wife of Port- government and India's third dazzling In the aun, also was ligured at 1,100 births per hour. land. Prior to bls d~alh, Mr. leader since Britain granted Its greeted by an ovation when she II is in the midst ol its worst McKelvey _lrad res•d~ with hia independence io 1947. arrived. She did not vote, but drought. Pestilence and !amine niece, Mrl. Ella Mae West, Sbe re<elved 355 ol tha 526 sat in tbe back ol the building are widesproad. Communi" 1821 Lee-at, Park~l'lburg. tlltes cast In defeating former beneath Its ·grtllt dome as tbina is Ita northern nelgbbor. PI•Jio wert made for • Feb- Surviving ere three nephews, Finanoe ·Minister MorarJI ()e. ballots were cast by lolfalatora lleeond To Ceylon ruir)r 15 meeting wben the Robert A. · McK~vey, Belpre: sal, ·flO. O..al had refused to in flowing robes. She Ia the second woman In Melp County ~mocrallc club Cherles •C. McKelvey ol Au- wlthclraw from the contest but modern history to be named a IIU!( Jiond.y ewqlng at Syra. gusta, Ga., _and WfU!arn A. M<' iller jhe results were ' an- Mrs. Gandhi succeeds SlJas. prime minister. Mrs. Sfrlmavo euliJI 'Iowa haU. Kelvey, Portlohdl one D1ec;e .ancild pledged . bls loyalty to trl. who sw;cuntbed to a heart Bandarailalke of Ceylon ...,. M;a. Lee Enoch presided . West, ill PllltehburK' llld Mrl (lapdhl · attack Jan. II. Althoqb she ceeded her late husband In Guilt lpeO:ers pPecled ai several IJ'eat nle<ea and nepb· Res~ Aeclalm.. bears lh~ same name, lbe new Sepfe!llber, IV!ie, but lost a bid fbe . ~ meeting which ews. Loud lumping and cheers prime mintster II not rellled to for relei!Uoil in AprU, !1164. IIIII· ~ , !)tid. !D the town hall He w~ • 50-year member ol from jhe flallery greeted the Mohandas K. Gbandl, . lbe W\do'ftd 111 1!180, the black· tile lelialw Olarlea Pancake M~c Lodfl, . II A. M. N"' llDllOiliiL'elleol of Nra, Gandhl.'s reve~ spiritual leader during haireQ prime minister's two ol 1,111~ Judie WUUam 481 at Racine. ' victory, A swelling cbeer rolled India' Independence mov.. 80118, Rajeev aac1 Sanjay, aow ~If~ tl the (!OUrt fl'uneral •arrangmenll Will be ..,..... the thousands massed ment. She knew 111m ...,u, are attending Cam b r t die el, ~ and Mary C. Galla· In cbarge ol Ewing Funeral outside parHament in brlUiant however. . University 1J1 . England. Mrs. ~ ·'!(.Mmoulli; state eea- home wlth set'IIIIIOS on : Frlday IIIIIShiDe Wider cloudless lldes. AJ Mrs. Gondhl niade her Gandhi's husband, Ferozo, waa ~~-~~· ·-... · 01 2 p. m.' The Raclne'Milloale AcldresaiDC.Jiarty members In way out of parliament, lilt WMS a lawj.er. They were married In ~ ~ illo !Didtl lor 111 LQdge wiU conduct Mrvlee• thl . HJndJ, n.UOnal IIIIIIUIII, • s t smothered Ill flowers 1142. · . aHi!Joit iiM! tl ·lhll · meetiJJC ThunclaY ill 7:30 p. Iii. Masons llht llid In a deep voice from the mass 11 wel~wlahers mrs. Gandhi OllL'O spent IS Iii~ ~·>Ji!lla io llrlq ,a Wrap-~ to ~~teent lbe ...... fUneral beii1Yinll emotion: as she struuled to reaCh her mooths in JaU, convicted by the ~ ~ 'falued lllkli: flt home. l!tJrlal will be; It · 1M · "Our leader Lal Bahadur car. . British of subversion. during lbe flU .,_ . .. , It hrlqc ~" Letart Falla Ce!JI•Iary. . .'J'b6 Sbutrl dleci as a martyr lor Mrs. Glllldhl laces tlmOSI quest lor Independence. H~ b'3t: ~We: 'l'bt puiJ. '!lev. R."t:Vorlil'nltl* wlD Of. 'the cause ·Of pe~. We atlli Insurmountable Jl'O!llems IS late husband wu idlpr!soned , ,. · ~ · . . .~~.; ;: :·· _ .·. . · • · ·liaaJ:I "¥· l!illi. llld ~~llte" assumealeadershljl,llf tblwltll her. __ _ _ '. ''I t I "'I . lJ_'\ " • ' i' I' ~ ~ MONROE, Mich. (UPII Unlest someone caD klentlly ~. 3-year-old boy wm be • VERA BEEGLE, BANK PRESIDENT :d~:hl:""to:o ~:te~'::;; <, , ! ' . "' ~ ~ ' ·' ~.~·,•,._~. ~~"'-f·'·· evenge e ieve Motive For SJaughter Near a1gon s• SAIGON (UPil- The Com- the life of her infant. The Viol "lttUe munis 1 Viet Cong s we p ti Cong shot her in the face and through a refugee village south then deliberatdy riddled thl gunnin 61baby's body with machine gilD 01 Da Nang today, The boy, clad In • blue down civilian men, wom<!h and lire. . . qaDI.. okl Jackel, IIOd oltlrl, chddren m what appeared to be Tu H~ep " located about 31 blaet oti lllltoy plllla and blat a VICious act o1 revenge. m1les southwe~t "' Da ' Nang, 110tks, ••• louod by • tabbll , w1thm the per~meter of tilf· huter In aa oulbouse on an A government spokesman provincial capital of Tam Ky in band--·• farm .... • - said the Communists killed 33 1Q T p a ..... """' ' uang ID rovmce, Tbe fad bad bfeo beaten w civilians and wounded 54 m the The spokesman said tha death pre-dawn attack on the village Commums's held government • ol Tu Hiep. relief fore;, at bav dun ng the .,..,__"""""'""'•"''""' ""~'"' Reporfs !rom the refugee attack by taunchmg · a sllllu>center . said one mother knelt lilneoos mortar barrage against ~II down .m front . of one of the the provincial capitol. attackmg guernllas to beg for Tu Hiep was populated mostly by South . Vietnamese civilians who had fled from tbe PARIS (UPI) _ President Viet Cong in the Central H••hland Charles de Gaulle's government 7: s. today admittat' "complicity" of II appears that one of the French secret agents in the reasons for the vicious attack 1 kidnaping and probable assas;:~a:tlwas t~ekin~'~me":~ sinalion af Moroccan opposition of rovenge" 8 military spoke,. leader Mehdi Ben Barka.. man said.' ., WASHINGTON COURT Th . k A communique fsa~ed 1\ter HOUSE, Ohio (UPil _ Mrs. e guem 11 as struc less today's regular Cabmet sessmn Jane Elizabeth Gibson, 60, than 24 hours before the called the Ocl l.9 abcluc1ton on W h' t Co t H sch•du\od start of tbe three and a Paria street "a criminal en- ki~~d,.~n~n Joh~~y ;:n~' ~:.;1 one-llalf day lunar New War terprll8 mounted !rom the start football eoach at Indiana Uni-[truce. !rom abroad and _wh~eh had versity, received minor lnjurthe bl!neflt of certam complic· ies in a traffic crash near here lty by agents o: the speciBI Tuesda services or of French police oly. ficers.'' Pont. 38, former coach af Miwed!, kooWII ooly .. boy blue." I 1 j A.l-jt Scandal Jn Kidnaping \Voman Killed, Pont In]'ured In CoJJI'si'on M-rs. GhandeI Elected IndeIa p. rime e MlOIS e et er Demoerats Will Be Hosts to Three Speakers di'!k~er how CadiUac can put romance back in your driving. Best Bargains Are At ••. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ' ' · The cmly ""Y to f.U,. epprednte Cadillac performance tin :a Bank President Plans to Retire reo '" to ~'"..world'a most satisfying motor car. Visit your authorized .dealer soon and . Janis Hiitts Further Delay In Announcement of Final Deci.SI·on on Pen Lo'cati.On 8 f!o- ,.·' ,. j.Ji• Deto'rll T• t'lul ,,.,_, Of Tu M.,..,,oa ..4,.. p . ol 1 iil..iiiiiiiiiiii ' 1 Viet Cong Guns Down 87 Women, Children R 8J d Kingsbury Club Meets at Home Of Mrs. Car/ . ' Captl.Vatlng. enttne An estlmafeG 450 delegates frornoome 'Ill eountrles In Asia, Africa lind Latin America attended ihe solldarlty meeting here, Jan. 3-1~. Only a handlul of !bern, mostly !rom African nations, represented govern- The anda pop and candy mont.. Most were political concession at the Middleport lead~ opposing the regimes swimming pool this summer In eilfteDCe in their countries. w!ll . be leased for private o!'" eratio~ f~r the first ~e m WASHINGTON - THE SU· the hJStory / If the pool s operpremr Court is expected to an· ation. nounce II soon as possible lis This was approved by the jodgme~l on the constltu!Jonall- Recreation commission Tues. ty ol the Voting Rights Act of day night With chairman David 1965. How 10011 the opinion wdl Ohlinger presiding. In reorpiJi. be .for!heomlng d~pends m~tly lOtion lor 19116 the commission on how far apart m their v~ews re-elected Ohlinger chairman tht nine justllces fmd themsel· and Chet Tannehill, secretary. ves. The court took the case Gene Harris is the third mem· under advisement Tuesday. ber Defense is Asking At the close of arguments [ COl'lllllsSion wUl ICceptl WI Questions of Jury :hie! Justice Eorl Warren said bids at once lor the concession MIAMI (I]PI) - The de:he case hu "wide and pro- stand. They should be directed fense asked prospective jurors ~f~ur ::~~~!!ow In the life to . Mr. Ohlinger In care of , . Tue~da~ if proof el "adultery, . Middleport town ball. Further Racine Volunteer Firemen lorrucation and Incesluous r ·· Helen H1cks, r.Jmeroy, was WASHINGTON _ IN A information rna~ be obtained have challenged the faculty of Uonships:• would Influence lhelr hospitalized Tuesday night lor movt tp provide atra funds for from the COIIIIIIWJOD. . Southern High School to a b~s. verdict m tlle murder lrlal ol treatment of IDJUrJes suffered the "ar In ·VIet Nam and to It also was agreoid to re<;llll:- kelbatl game Thursday evemng Candace Mossier and her ran- in a one . car accident oo East help light inft.atJon, the Johjl- rnel)d to town council a revlaRin -~ th- h!ll\ odteot. " Pj.._,, M.aln-st al IO.ti p, m. SOil adin)jjfj~ ·ww ral.. lit In pay · SC8JH 'iilif '}OD··auifjl: · -i'rocoeds 1rl>m !)le,~,.WW "'"' • rlliY;:, b· i'~~-'"" lit , I'Oln.,;;,; lee iiaid het au, . go to the Ore department. Acl- ....~ted "' Is ....-..... -·, and nterest Gil g nment savmga menls at the park . and pool. mission wl\1 be 50 cents for ad- expe<led tlie alate to hit hard fe went out of control bmlds. to makf them compeU. These would Include . ult• and 25 cents lor students on eccusaUons thai 8 torrid ro- struck two power poles. The Uve with private . . r . • . d r hed tutlons savmga ms I· -Employment of lour Ule- Players lor the fire- depart- mance between blonde Candace car was emo 19 · Wh' • H d flllards at 7~ cents per hour men! will Include the Wolfe and Melvin Lane Powers was Pomeroy emergency squad'llc.'tel ouseld thean Treasury -Emplovment of • head life: brothers, Larry, Hilton, Jr. and lhe motive lor the slaying of men took Mrs Hicks to Meigs O~ be '" s aa amount had guard at ' f1.25 per hour wh1 Du ane, wh''Don aId muIll·m \Uto--•· for treatment not d lded bu ''" Mr· •-• Jacques Moss· General Hospital 1 1 crease e~ ; lea;! 4 an ~ would be !he assistant recrea- Athletle Director, Is_ expected ler, Candy'• buaband. o1 head lacerations. Police are !rom the present 3.75 ~- :1 Uon director. to lead the faculty five - ex. continuing their Investigation. was likely. pe - Employ a qualified recrea- ~ctly where he -nearmg r,eWEATBER lion director at $350 per liroment age - wllJ lead them liPTON., N. Y. - A NUCL£. month, or $1,050 for the BUnt• was not enlarged upon. Colder ICatlertd areas west o~~N ~= ~~::; -The 11 engineer, shlrUess and cov. mer, who would superv_ise the NOVEIJST IS DEAD and south. Snow ftiiiTiel aortlt· S Lo . W , Ope I d f II t east Tbar·•ay --•-• fl2,500 t. uJS omen s ered with llpstlck·llke warpaint, poo an a u rocrea JOn proSAN FRANCISCO (UPI)H ~~.. golf tournament has found newn gunn\l() down three fellow sci- gram at the park, Kathleen Norris, one of A,merl· financial hacking and will be enlists, ahot at a fourth and fa. Approval of this plan would c•'s most prolific woman LOOAL T"MPS held June 3-5 ~esplte poor tally wounded himself Tuesday !~~~:e:~:~:U:":r bud~e~ novelists, died Tuesday at the The temperature In Pome-lattendance lost year. A savings •.t ~· Ato~~c Energy Commls. !Jon ol $7 000 approvJ"':;!~ age of 85 in the San Francisco roy's business district at tf.15 , and loan association has agreed aw~ 9 roo aven National Lab- this month by council. e Mrs. hom~ of her son, Dr. Frank a.m. today was 2'l degrees un-1to . underwrite the I$2,500 in ora ory. . Noms der sunny sk!OB priZes Pollee said Michael M»resca, Yvonne Scally, s~mlng In· • · 34, hac! been regarded as ''very struclor, wUI be mvlted to requiet ilnd a friendly person" commend pool rules, subject to but 011\Y a day earlier had co~ approval by the commission. pial~ he was "being followed and lllied upon." A doctor at lhe Ia~ advised him to see a psy· cliiajrlst. . . . - : number of farms In Ohio de. cllnod 11ala durlnJ IllS aad a further drop can be expeef.. ed next )'OIIr, lite u. s. Alfl· cullllre ·Departmelli llid 1oday. There were I,GOII fewer farms In Ohio In IHI thaD 11165, atndlng al a total tl !U,IIO. 11111 the end of litis year, tbe total .,., •l<JlfCied to be doWII to llfi,IIOI. Land uaed · lor larmo drGpo ped to 112 mJlllo Ia the otate ;. 11165 ~ •::~ ••· peeled to taU to 11 mUllan acrea Ibis year. s0dapop, I J • y th Organize in Letart Falls WWAS~:;;;N <UPIIL~ The HAVAfl!A LATIN AMEJI.. lean Comm,;jsts mQved today to lmp)emenl recommendati(J"' for a hemisphere-wide anti·Ame!'fcan block made by ~~--------the rOHDUy-concluded Trl • Co line 1!11 Solidarity Cool en;e. p ~· 1 I .4t e're __ till In tists for ANY I' ' moll! --.----------~-----------------------------------------------~~~-=~:-----------~:=~==~~~~~~~~=-~~~--------------------~~~ ~~--------------­ VOL. )(VII NO. 230 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. 01'110 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1966 FIVE CENTS ~~~--~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------o~~---------- WE FIT 1 ' ' at y ' Mablon Hayes D' T sd The kidnaping brought I new:~~~.~:. o~;;,ori:~'H!~~::~ a:d i Ies ue ay released. I Funeral services lor Mahlon One of his assistants: Nick iMeKay Hayes, who died et hll MourouzJS, 32 • was hospitalized home in Great Bend, _Tuesday Wllh face lacerations and Jaw afternoon of pne~morua will and chest IDJUrles. . be held at the reSJ?ence '!bur.. Authontie.s saJd Mrs. GJbs~ ~ day at 2 p. m. w1th bomal bl turn<d left m front of Pont s the Beoch Grove Ce~etery. car at an mterse~·flor on u. s. l Survivors include Ius parenlt 22, about four miles west of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hayes, ' here. Great Be<~d : two "' nthers, Russell Hayes, Buffalo. N. Y.l TO QVIET TITLE _ ~nd Qum Hayes. Hnuston. Tel. A petitiOn has been liled A SISler, Jane, preceded him Me~gs County Common Pleas death. ATIIENS, Ohto (~Pil - The Court by C. C. Cuckler agalllSt The family requests that Jonathan Perkins Wetthee home Rolland and Hel~n Neu~zling et flowers be omitted and do... 011 College Hill, abool 12 miles a! seekmg to qwet a title and tions be made to the Cerebral nortbeasl of _here on Ohio 13, ror otller rolief. In aoolher ac- Palsy fund. Friend~ may call at ".u destroyed by fire Tuesday t1on~ The Fanners Bank and the residence anyti~e: The E• night. Savmgs Company has li!o<l for ing Funeral home IS m chari!J. The 1bree ·story frame build· a cognovit note judgment of Hev. Richard Martin w111 olil. loi, erected In the shape of 1 •1,793.34 agamst Anthony Carll· ciate • croaa, orJsliutUy was known as lo, Rt. I, LangsvJ!Je. Mount Auburn, home of Weith· Veterat11 Hospital ee's private co-educational col· SQUAD CALLED Admlaalons - Audrey Gif!bll. lege, one of the first In tbe Mrs. Henry Cade, Bailey ·Run New Haven; Simon Johnsoa, SUtte. a maternity case, was <ran&- Minersville; Mrs. Henry C~, l _was owned by Mr. and ported to Veterans Memonal Pomeroy; Radcliff Hqer, Mi4o Mrs. Burt Kozma, wlto spent hospital Tuesday by Mlddte'port dleport. :M y~ restoring It to 1st orf&· E·R squadmen. DIICIJarCN - Lottie Shel· Ina! 186S setting. · fteld, Racine; Mrs. Charlll The lumlshlnga destroyed InMetp Gtaerat llesplltl Neutzling and daughter, Masoa; eluded W~llhee's 1832 diploma Admlssltns - Elda Callo- Danay Moonald, Athens; Bitfrom Ohfo llnlvmlty, leeteros way, CtloMlle; Helen Hicks, 1y Sayre, New Ha~. he used and n~ oil pamt· Pomeroy. 8lrlll - Mr. and Mra. IIent'f iDp, ... . Dlaclltrpi-Nollt• . Catle,Pomeroy,alOIL -' crisis in France's relations with the Arab natiow. Th~ scandal also shook De Gaulle s new go~~nment and threatened the pollUcal fut~e of some of hiS Cab111et mJmsters and closest adviSers. • ... . \Veitbee Home Js Destroyed ', . ,, ·-< • �• I Voice of Broadwav LET INGELS . DO. IT•. Class ATeams EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARM~ONG'S Unoleum ,,.,, Inlaid vtnyJ ' .,_· emer1111 for ...., tln4 ol tloor. Boll patiCiil. .Pro!wlollll lDIIallatiOD bJ U, ot de It -JVvltll. Call W)l 1-2881 for frH Old. •aun..,. 1111... ....~ 1110 TO 11711 \ HELEN HELP US! . .DJU·M•If... . i<ste.pea.ka· ' ) /' DIAMOND ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating WAJ.I..TO.WALL CARPETING ' MOHAWK . MAoll -:.~ RINGS ' For blrlhd~, annlve111ry or ony opealal occaoion tl!lni'o ,. lift like a diamond Iilli and no diamond Iilli likt a Koaptllkt. The matchless brilliance and beauty of Ita perfect Cllltet diamond, superb styling and line quality moan lasllna ~ride end satisfaction. Choose JOUI' very penoMI Keepsakt from our wide selection. J Roush's Shot Store Qull'llltotd Middleport INGELS FURNITURE Your Dependable Dealer For Dlll7 Seotln8!, PLUMBING AND GOLDFISH SALE Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 19, 19~ Bisonsllit Falcons with 60-51 Loss HEATING Ph- WY4-2550 TOPS IN QUALITY SERVICE and SAVINGS Due to Reasons Beyond Our Control ALL STARS We Were Unable To Supply The Golclflsh For Our Rexall Cut Cost of Uving Sale. •" We Will Have The Sale About 3 WHka From Now At The Same Price 29c. DUnONS & ROLLERS The Buffalt Bisons han,ded the Wabama White Falcons loth Ioea of the season Tuesday night by a score of 61h11 In game played on the Falcon floor. MIDDLEPORT, 0. NOW IN PROGRESS CONTINUES THRU JAN. 22nd . PRICES EFFECTIVE THUR. • fRI. ·SAT., JAN. 20-21-22 RUTLAND, OHIO FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR ICE MILK ~gallon carton 49c CHUCK ROAST CHUCK ROAST d women too! If we'd treat our mal~!l as If we . - - - - NOW GOING ON AT - - - - , ht lose them tomorrow, e marriages madt! in Heav- ; •'111 would slay there. - H. Middleport, Ohio l>tjjr Helen : I f am one I Iitle widow lady , ~k "Moher of Eight'' was unSHO~ loves junk mail. II BAKER FURNITURE :1 tb , ,k "Mother of Eight"' was un- : kl to send back the poslagepllld envelopes empty. I couldl 'fi:do that to anyone. II means a lot tn me just b~ th e postman stop at my dour. And, besides. Joto of that soitalled junk mail is lnte~rest­ Jnfi and the coupons sometimes aaft me money. I open everlhlll,q, and think other people 1h&i!Jd too. Arter all, these com. CLOSE OUTS l PRICE! Blonde Oak Tables Record Cabinets Cedar Chest ~ies spend a lot on advertislnj. 1'hey deserve to be read. Beildes, I once found a check lori:$700 in an unopene<' env•ekl ap( somebody had thrown in lhoflpost office wastepaper baskeG: I returned it and the compaj sent me a eheck lor $5.00 Tor'Javlng them lot of trouble. l'b4J might not be very much . ID IPme people but for a w~>- ' mall who lives on $80 a month ; Socilll Security, it's a Jot. Probab)y no one who hao plenty of mlli!Oy e10joys junk mail, but I'm ; sure lonely people do. - Several table la1 .. p1 and odds and ends of talJjpg BUDGET SPECIALS · 2 Pc. L.R. SulfH $99 Plofform Rockus $19 Sofa s.ds . . . $58 3 Pc. B.R. SulfH $99 Bunk Bods, Complefe ...... . $68 Twin Site Hollywood Beds . $39 Mete! Wardrobes $12.95 Recliner Chairs . $49 3 drowu Chesto $19 ;:=======:!..!:=======~ 9 x 12 Linoleum Rug• . . . . . .. . .. .. .. • .. . $4.88 7'12 x 9'12 Ovol Braided Rugs ... . . ...••. $29.95 9 x 12 Nylon Rugs, Broadloom Quality ••. $39.95 9 x 12 Axmlnster Rugs\ . .. ............. "9.95 9 x 12 Axminster Rugs . ............... $48.00 24" Block Suparlast Melling . ... . ... .. yd. $2.50 1 ~HI '; DAILY SENTINEL 55c ENGLISH ROAST - - STEWING lb. BEEF ·····••··· · ··· 303 Stokely PEARS HALVES 35c c LIVING ROOM 2 Pee. SUITES AND CHAIRS - - - Sullol f"'m $248 America'• Flnesf-Provlncefown Maple Bedroom, Living Rm., Dining Rm Save 20% SPECIAL SALE ON 1965 & 1966 Model Frigidaire Applianc" CUT·RITTE CONVENIENT TERMS FREE DELIVERY I In the reserve game the Little Falcons won their ei'gntt• ll came of the season, 40-34. PINTO DRY BEANS The' Waha~ club Is Idle new : tmtil Saturdiy nigh! when !I travels to Middleport lor a re- ' tum eng8f1~ent. LB. CRISP FLA. r.AG . JO BO DOG FOOD oz. l6 CAN c HUNT'S LARGE CAN - - - - - - - - c FRUIT COCKTAIL 103 27c CAN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FRESH PAK SALAD DRESSING 16 oz. 27c DEL MONTI PEAS 2.: 43c SlltiShlno Crockors - - - - - lb. box 33e FRESH KALE 10 oz. PKG. BONUS BUY 'lbompson +0-8, Arlhur 14-6; Marshall 1'0-18, Redman 448, M. Fry 3-5-11. Totals 21-9-51. ALARM CLOCK HAIR BRUSHES Plain Dlol Ivory, Pink 29C Yovr Choice orAquoc- Super lycra Spandex SUNBEAM B.ECTRIC Alarm Clock . $2.69 Big Clash is Thursday in REXAU ELECTRIC Pad · · $1.79 Local SUPPORT HOSE pair $1.99 a-a GuoraniMcl Quotlty Detergent "· o.. _ _ 47c Gllllll 21 Washable Vinyl BABY PANTS 4 pair pack 49c Attractivo Modern C'"" 3 Positloa Heats Top teams In the G~~~~~ ~~ Independent Basketbal! I will clash al 9 p.m. Thursday In lhe Washinglon School I Daslum. One will be laying an unblemished record on the line.I Undefeated G & J Auto Parts (12-0l will lake on Firestone SOD (11-1) In the feature lilt of the evening. First meeting of the two squad• resulled in a G & J will, 89-55, which hos IUrn· ll "" out to be Firestone'• only less In league play. !)penlng game at 7 p.m. Thurs12" to 19" day pita Elberfelds (3-9) Pomeroy against Weiher's 14 I) Weiher'• are tied for lourtb place witb McClellan's, and El· beWelds are In fiftb. In a prel'i. up q111 match Elber(elds came on top 71-81. . At 8 p.m. Thursday, McC~el·ll ,__.._,_,._.,. , ......_ lan'a (4-ll) of Oak Hill goes tarnst wst ptace nunlop's 12 _ 10) llf Pl. Pleasant. Last Iiiii McClellan's walloped lop's 1119-76. 29C First Quality Mesh or Jtefll]ar .KIIlL Popular Shade.. Dependability Assured! ·~eg. 9.95 Heating Pad $4.97 Pink Lotloo w lloor L1-uld Cora - Dry Sklo . Cleansing Cream .... *lu ~ Both-m Tissue 4 roll pek 44c Facial Tissue .. 5 boxes 97o Rubbinjl Alcohol . 8 fl. 01. 22c ShoveCrwm, Reg. $1.29 64c Adhesl-.. To!'" . . . . . . . 12c Childs Asplnn, I DO's .. 29c lox• II Super Plenamins •.• _ '2.59 Rod Rubber Hot Water Bottle Special $1.19 REXALL JELLO c Autom1flo r-------., GELATIN 4 FLAVORS 21" COLOR PORTABLES ,. PKG. CONSOLUTE · ' $98·00 $389·00 REXALL INFRA-RED HEAT LAMP ShoHor Roslotont, Comploto $2 99 with lind ltond CO<d _ STAINLESS STEEL LADIES & MENS NYLON • Hair Brushes v- C~ce- 29c SHEER LYCRA SPANDEX ......."' .. ~ , •.. Support Hose t ••• H.I-FI STEREO '"""~"'"* Cough Syrup R·~- 39c Razor Blades D~:n:rs - 29c Off _, 23" CONSOlES or L0W BOYS ' REXALL CHERROSOTI Elec. Vaporizer Shut $ .9S Stoom 1·10 !lours _ __ 2 - 1 ~ PRIDE WITH' AM-FM SOLID SJATE RADIO COOKIES ea Speakors ·• e Lifetime Diamond Stylus ePrecislon Soi'uid Control Center With Baso Boost aild Contour Control 4 VARIEnES WAGNER'S Pockots _ _ 1 STALK HUNT'S CATSUP · 20 oz. 29c Dl-- T.V. and Hi~Fi STEREOS · Dully 0-4-4, Garrison Raynes 8-7-23, Fowler 3-5-11, Hedrick 0.1·1, Cochran 6-7-19. Totala 18-24-60. CELERY lOLL----- - - - - - - - - - - - WOR BLADES BUFFALO (61) BONUS BUY --rmnrJ~---- Stewed Tomatoes 100 SlZI 21c on 1966 WAHAMA (51) WAX PAPER 125 FT. 27c JAR - - - - - - - - - - - - ADMIRAL RADIOS & TV'a DUPLEX REFRIGERATORS • , • •••..... . SAVE Many Other Items-Too Numerous To Llat 59~ ROAST···· CAN - - - - - - - - aTL. ---------~-- FAMOUS FLEXSTEEL REG. 49c clb ROUND BONE CLOVER FARM SPECIALS I "1 Leon-Meaty C.rton of 6 Bottlft- SPECIAL STAINLESS STEEL 81 CENTER CUT DIET PEPSI Rexall Thermos plnt99C VA _CUUM BOTTLE ;...._ 1lze . --pair $1,99 BRITE SiT HAIR SPRAY ::... _ 59c FEVER THUMOMETER . .., To Reed_ 77c ASST. BOXED NOm !'.: 4 ~>oxoo99c ILECTREX WASHABLI! VINYL BATTERIES Baby Pants- t velt tnnslotclr .. D. AA. C, or D Sl111 4 for SO. eModero Cabinet Design GRAPE- DRINK qt. btl. .. 73 MILL IT. . I ' Prescriptions Are Our Main Business 122 N. SECOND .FREE . . . IN IIAI . MIDQLEPORJ,. 0. ~ �• I Voice of Broadwav LET INGELS . DO. IT•. Class ATeams EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARM~ONG'S Unoleum ,,.,, Inlaid vtnyJ ' .,_· emer1111 for ...., tln4 ol tloor. Boll patiCiil. .Pro!wlollll lDIIallatiOD bJ U, ot de It -JVvltll. Call W)l 1-2881 for frH Old. •aun..,. 1111... ....~ 1110 TO 11711 \ HELEN HELP US! . .DJU·M•If... . i<ste.pea.ka· ' ) /' DIAMOND ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating WAJ.I..TO.WALL CARPETING ' MOHAWK . MAoll -:.~ RINGS ' For blrlhd~, annlve111ry or ony opealal occaoion tl!lni'o ,. lift like a diamond Iilli and no diamond Iilli likt a Koaptllkt. The matchless brilliance and beauty of Ita perfect Cllltet diamond, superb styling and line quality moan lasllna ~ride end satisfaction. Choose JOUI' very penoMI Keepsakt from our wide selection. J Roush's Shot Store Qull'llltotd Middleport INGELS FURNITURE Your Dependable Dealer For Dlll7 Seotln8!, PLUMBING AND GOLDFISH SALE Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 19, 19~ Bisonsllit Falcons with 60-51 Loss HEATING Ph- WY4-2550 TOPS IN QUALITY SERVICE and SAVINGS Due to Reasons Beyond Our Control ALL STARS We Were Unable To Supply The Golclflsh For Our Rexall Cut Cost of Uving Sale. •" We Will Have The Sale About 3 WHka From Now At The Same Price 29c. DUnONS & ROLLERS The Buffalt Bisons han,ded the Wabama White Falcons loth Ioea of the season Tuesday night by a score of 61h11 In game played on the Falcon floor. MIDDLEPORT, 0. NOW IN PROGRESS CONTINUES THRU JAN. 22nd . PRICES EFFECTIVE THUR. • fRI. ·SAT., JAN. 20-21-22 RUTLAND, OHIO FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR ICE MILK ~gallon carton 49c CHUCK ROAST CHUCK ROAST d women too! If we'd treat our mal~!l as If we . - - - - NOW GOING ON AT - - - - , ht lose them tomorrow, e marriages madt! in Heav- ; •'111 would slay there. - H. Middleport, Ohio l>tjjr Helen : I f am one I Iitle widow lady , ~k "Moher of Eight'' was unSHO~ loves junk mail. II BAKER FURNITURE :1 tb , ,k "Mother of Eight"' was un- : kl to send back the poslagepllld envelopes empty. I couldl 'fi:do that to anyone. II means a lot tn me just b~ th e postman stop at my dour. And, besides. Joto of that soitalled junk mail is lnte~rest­ Jnfi and the coupons sometimes aaft me money. I open everlhlll,q, and think other people 1h&i!Jd too. Arter all, these com. CLOSE OUTS l PRICE! Blonde Oak Tables Record Cabinets Cedar Chest ~ies spend a lot on advertislnj. 1'hey deserve to be read. Beildes, I once found a check lori:$700 in an unopene<' env•ekl ap( somebody had thrown in lhoflpost office wastepaper baskeG: I returned it and the compaj sent me a eheck lor $5.00 Tor'Javlng them lot of trouble. l'b4J might not be very much . ID IPme people but for a w~>- ' mall who lives on $80 a month ; Socilll Security, it's a Jot. Probab)y no one who hao plenty of mlli!Oy e10joys junk mail, but I'm ; sure lonely people do. - Several table la1 .. p1 and odds and ends of talJjpg BUDGET SPECIALS · 2 Pc. L.R. SulfH $99 Plofform Rockus $19 Sofa s.ds . . . $58 3 Pc. B.R. SulfH $99 Bunk Bods, Complefe ...... . $68 Twin Site Hollywood Beds . $39 Mete! Wardrobes $12.95 Recliner Chairs . $49 3 drowu Chesto $19 ;:=======:!..!:=======~ 9 x 12 Linoleum Rug• . . . . . .. . .. .. .. • .. . $4.88 7'12 x 9'12 Ovol Braided Rugs ... . . ...••. $29.95 9 x 12 Nylon Rugs, Broadloom Quality ••. $39.95 9 x 12 Axmlnster Rugs\ . .. ............. "9.95 9 x 12 Axminster Rugs . ............... $48.00 24" Block Suparlast Melling . ... . ... .. yd. $2.50 1 ~HI '; DAILY SENTINEL 55c ENGLISH ROAST - - STEWING lb. BEEF ·····••··· · ··· 303 Stokely PEARS HALVES 35c c LIVING ROOM 2 Pee. SUITES AND CHAIRS - - - Sullol f"'m $248 America'• Flnesf-Provlncefown Maple Bedroom, Living Rm., Dining Rm Save 20% SPECIAL SALE ON 1965 & 1966 Model Frigidaire Applianc" CUT·RITTE CONVENIENT TERMS FREE DELIVERY I In the reserve game the Little Falcons won their ei'gntt• ll came of the season, 40-34. PINTO DRY BEANS The' Waha~ club Is Idle new : tmtil Saturdiy nigh! when !I travels to Middleport lor a re- ' tum eng8f1~ent. LB. CRISP FLA. r.AG . JO BO DOG FOOD oz. l6 CAN c HUNT'S LARGE CAN - - - - - - - - c FRUIT COCKTAIL 103 27c CAN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FRESH PAK SALAD DRESSING 16 oz. 27c DEL MONTI PEAS 2.: 43c SlltiShlno Crockors - - - - - lb. box 33e FRESH KALE 10 oz. PKG. BONUS BUY 'lbompson +0-8, Arlhur 14-6; Marshall 1'0-18, Redman 448, M. Fry 3-5-11. Totals 21-9-51. ALARM CLOCK HAIR BRUSHES Plain Dlol Ivory, Pink 29C Yovr Choice orAquoc- Super lycra Spandex SUNBEAM B.ECTRIC Alarm Clock . $2.69 Big Clash is Thursday in REXAU ELECTRIC Pad · · $1.79 Local SUPPORT HOSE pair $1.99 a-a GuoraniMcl Quotlty Detergent "· o.. _ _ 47c Gllllll 21 Washable Vinyl BABY PANTS 4 pair pack 49c Attractivo Modern C'"" 3 Positloa Heats Top teams In the G~~~~~ ~~ Independent Basketbal! I will clash al 9 p.m. Thursday In lhe Washinglon School I Daslum. One will be laying an unblemished record on the line.I Undefeated G & J Auto Parts (12-0l will lake on Firestone SOD (11-1) In the feature lilt of the evening. First meeting of the two squad• resulled in a G & J will, 89-55, which hos IUrn· ll "" out to be Firestone'• only less In league play. !)penlng game at 7 p.m. Thurs12" to 19" day pita Elberfelds (3-9) Pomeroy against Weiher's 14 I) Weiher'• are tied for lourtb place witb McClellan's, and El· beWelds are In fiftb. In a prel'i. up q111 match Elber(elds came on top 71-81. . At 8 p.m. Thursday, McC~el·ll ,__.._,_,._.,. , ......_ lan'a (4-ll) of Oak Hill goes tarnst wst ptace nunlop's 12 _ 10) llf Pl. Pleasant. Last Iiiii McClellan's walloped lop's 1119-76. 29C First Quality Mesh or Jtefll]ar .KIIlL Popular Shade.. Dependability Assured! ·~eg. 9.95 Heating Pad $4.97 Pink Lotloo w lloor L1-uld Cora - Dry Sklo . Cleansing Cream .... *lu ~ Both-m Tissue 4 roll pek 44c Facial Tissue .. 5 boxes 97o Rubbinjl Alcohol . 8 fl. 01. 22c ShoveCrwm, Reg. $1.29 64c Adhesl-.. To!'" . . . . . . . 12c Childs Asplnn, I DO's .. 29c lox• II Super Plenamins •.• _ '2.59 Rod Rubber Hot Water Bottle Special $1.19 REXALL JELLO c Autom1flo r-------., GELATIN 4 FLAVORS 21" COLOR PORTABLES ,. PKG. CONSOLUTE · ' $98·00 $389·00 REXALL INFRA-RED HEAT LAMP ShoHor Roslotont, Comploto $2 99 with lind ltond CO<d _ STAINLESS STEEL LADIES & MENS NYLON • Hair Brushes v- C~ce- 29c SHEER LYCRA SPANDEX ......."' .. ~ , •.. Support Hose t ••• H.I-FI STEREO '"""~"'"* Cough Syrup R·~- 39c Razor Blades D~:n:rs - 29c Off _, 23" CONSOlES or L0W BOYS ' REXALL CHERROSOTI Elec. Vaporizer Shut $ .9S Stoom 1·10 !lours _ __ 2 - 1 ~ PRIDE WITH' AM-FM SOLID SJATE RADIO COOKIES ea Speakors ·• e Lifetime Diamond Stylus ePrecislon Soi'uid Control Center With Baso Boost aild Contour Control 4 VARIEnES WAGNER'S Pockots _ _ 1 STALK HUNT'S CATSUP · 20 oz. 29c Dl-- T.V. and Hi~Fi STEREOS · Dully 0-4-4, Garrison Raynes 8-7-23, Fowler 3-5-11, Hedrick 0.1·1, Cochran 6-7-19. Totala 18-24-60. CELERY lOLL----- - - - - - - - - - - - WOR BLADES BUFFALO (61) BONUS BUY --rmnrJ~---- Stewed Tomatoes 100 SlZI 21c on 1966 WAHAMA (51) WAX PAPER 125 FT. 27c JAR - - - - - - - - - - - - ADMIRAL RADIOS & TV'a DUPLEX REFRIGERATORS • , • •••..... . SAVE Many Other Items-Too Numerous To Llat 59~ ROAST···· CAN - - - - - - - - aTL. ---------~-- FAMOUS FLEXSTEEL REG. 49c clb ROUND BONE CLOVER FARM SPECIALS I "1 Leon-Meaty C.rton of 6 Bottlft- SPECIAL STAINLESS STEEL 81 CENTER CUT DIET PEPSI Rexall Thermos plnt99C VA _CUUM BOTTLE ;...._ 1lze . --pair $1,99 BRITE SiT HAIR SPRAY ::... _ 59c FEVER THUMOMETER . .., To Reed_ 77c ASST. BOXED NOm !'.: 4 ~>oxoo99c ILECTREX WASHABLI! VINYL BATTERIES Baby Pants- t velt tnnslotclr .. D. AA. C, or D Sl111 4 for SO. eModero Cabinet Design GRAPE- DRINK qt. btl. .. 73 MILL IT. . I ' Prescriptions Are Our Main Business 122 N. SECOND .FREE . . . IN IIAI . MIDQLEPORJ,. 0. ~ �' . • .DttMr llntine!, ' Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Jail. 19, 1968 Disappointed Bearcats Tangle With Bradley 5; 'Skins at Home By Uulted Pres• IDternatlonal ~ I 1 Cinciunati hosts Bradley's &ixth-ranked Braves and Miami entertains dangerous Western Mlchlgao tonight In Ohio college basketball headlmers. Second place in the Missouri Valley Conference will be up for grabs when Cincinnati and BMldley tangle and Miami's 3-o record in the Mid - American Conference will be in jeopardy qainsl Western Michigan. . . Ill another big one torught, Dayton puts its 11-2 record on l1te line at Louisvtlle. Oth<r 1ames feature Findlay at Otterbein, Capilli at Ohio Northn 1od Ashland at Mount Un· loll, all oon-.:ooference affairs, IIlii Cle~eland Stale •t Ailejheny (PL), Royals Just 1 Point Out .zn. / ' IIIIIJ 1 •••ar·...,.t, O.. ·ln. J9, 1188 1 yor Un_dsay Blew I"t BI"g WlL · Quill Ran Ov ·wHeft ,· er Hm ·._. Ma ' 0 ., . BJ LYU: WILSON I{IIW - J1n1i lillfpatioul ru,., Jolla v. Undlay of Naw Yark blew hiJ cbance to ataJ!d, lin fMt tall In lbt Republlcaa party a1 the pubUc't dlfeader agalnll the aavqe brutallly of aa illegal transit 1trlkt. I:Jndaay blew 11 big. Mike Quill ad bill Iough pals puahtd the mayor .niUlld Uke a bully . and bill png Plubel al'OIIlld the new ldd 011 lbl block. Mike and hla Jadl acomlll tha mayor as "p!plqu 1 t." Mikt'l word. t'bq - e d at him. "~, wnen the city's ordeal was ended and Lindsay'• public 1m age h~d been e r ~elly smeared, chief umon negotiator Doug!~ ~acMahon aummed up the u~Ion' contempt l?r the chamung young man .~n City Hall. Said 1 MacMahon: I think he M? ,~me good on-the-job lralnmg. · Lindsay had almost everything going for him in the transit strike and still he blew it. The public was for the mayor or for anyone with the guts to sland up to Mike Quill. The law was on Lindsay's aide ~~~-. .. ttrllli wullltPL. fllar!DIIIId •. ~...~~ ~ ,~;nallve 1 Not even Quill denied that. llttptlt .Libor Quill's .. outragoous perlor. rnance d!St!Usted some of bls own colleagues ln the labor union buslnea.. AFL-CJO Pres!dent George Meany gave Quill the back of his hand. Tough Mike defied 'ern all, Including Presldont Johnson. The Presldent sat this one l!Ut for lack el authority to deal w1th the union,.. alhough LBJ hed equally as much authority In that area as t!Ver he had to deal with sleel prices. So Lindsay really had everything except the John<on administration going lor hlm. But the mayor did not find within himself the strength and fortitude to take on Quill. The Mayor seemed to have_ no slomach for the pobllcal equivalent of a contact sporl. John Lindsay's career aa lhe PINTO BEANS Open MOll. Thru Thurs., t:OO By U~lted Proq lnternallonal ' led until midway in tho liiCOnd IW~ PIIMIUM KATIIIYANI HALF & HALF, 2 '"' 49' VIENNA SAUSAGE 4 - IWIP+i PIIMIUM- U.S. COV'T. INSPEC"fED PORK CHOPS ••• DOG FOODS W"'"'-· --·.1:.----~·.::.,__;_________________.., -:.:· 1 Chamoio Aaot. l'wol - · . i ·LI. PKG. SKINLIII "" 27• DINNERS •• hef-ChlcktnMeat lo.tf - Tu ...ty - Sali1bury Steak - luna And Fr~nk1 - Maca"'"' Ad IMf - DUNCAN HIND Whitt-,...... - Dlwlta , . . PICKLI .. PIMINTO IOLOCNA SPICID LUNCHEON CKE MIX ~3-s1oo cqppSALAMI 1-Lb. Pkg. Your Chalco ... FLORIENT HOUSIHOLD DEODORANT LAST WEEK To Redeem ChHif, Sauerkraut 22 was lha dank ~eeno of a "Dead· The lfJ'eat poiDI ill thai till! lock of Democracy," to para· llleged horse-~ evils tl phrase the title of a widely eli• Congressional p~ o4 cussed - and hrllllanUy wrong. whlcb lbt aeniorily oyatem Ia beaded - book of attock by the arcli·vlllain to reform.mlnd. Prof James McGr01or Burns. Ill erilies - bave J10iblag IDIICII Colllfl'l!ll, ln Ill ridiculously Ia- to do with aaythlng It all. I!IJ'IIo elfectull stole and structure, est proposals for "reform" ol was about u unloved Ill ColqJreaa nao doubt••• I 111 academic orlllel as II would IJ lllOIIvalod by tha be possible for aaytblng to be. that IOIIIetbiDC IJ wrq willa So whit baa happened to the meehaDiam. In deeper truth, change all Ibis? Both the polls they are IIOIJ'Iy alway• motiv» and tho ~eat.of-thepanta into~ Ill by simple dislike olthe billa ton of some observers 11111es1 Congress 11 eurrtlllly passiDI that nothing much baa happened aad simple yeamlng lor the liiii except that (:(l•gress In its last It Is not paSRIDI 11ession fell under PresideD! When !be borne leanl 1o Ill Johnson's spur and dispatched eighth plact the fans are qulolo a vast volume of legislation to boo the umpire - tha.t is, lhl which, as it now appears, a rna· embodlmen of the rules of tha jority of the publle likes. game. So it is with (:(lngresa. There wa1 anylhlng but a Thus, even lbougll HW "deadlock," and nobody could Ills in the bright 111118bine, the possibly accuse that oe'88ion of realistlc will be lllllliaa to .. CoJ11!1'ess of Jetting the dead auma that vast "reforms" will band of the past paralyze the proceed from b1a ilowly aeeep. present and future - and all table institution ln remor.. r... tbat sort of thing. its sinful past. For most of tba Of course, Jhe real truth Is rules of the game - includlllg thaet the popularity or unpopu· senoiority - are there baeauH tarity of Congress actually and men have found they must be. rightly depends on what It does And they still will be lbert or doesn't do at a give• time. when the 90th Congreu atsem11 a president IB strong with h• bies in January, 1967 - in good people, if his programs seem .. image" or bad "imafe" as the to them in their inleresl and If ease may !hen be. his relationship with Congress (Copyright, 1966, by United is mutually productive, the Feature Syndicate, Inc.) -•:lc'l eo..r... VatCuN4 1-LII.f•• · cJAR fLORIDA ORANGES IUYI-··· FRE-E PLACE SETTING of Autumn Fruit Melmac® DOI. PINK 011 WHITI ...... Swift's Brookflel• CHEESE FOOD 2-1~. ctn. . ., }:,i. . • c Chocolate Covered GRAP~FRUIT ' LG. KATIE EVANS j6'a CHERRY ,PIE · 59c •' LG. 120 SIZE • CHERRIE 150 SIZE ,4 s1· 1-oz. >• , •• 4 ... 1 211 • \~ , ' '. ')I r" ) FOR f. ~ ~ ' 59c DOI. TANGERINES M,OBTON'S :fROZEN . ,.. 12 99c· TANGELOS c ea. . REG. BROCK' I ; 39c Mr. and Mrs . Herman London 1 SrncereJy youra, and Patricia wero Mr. and Gordon_!ooten, President Mrs. Ralph Moore and Mn. [ · Mary Ellen Roush of New and brother 1nd lilltr·ln·law, Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. John Slack and Moore and Christy of Pomeroy I son, John lll. and Kearney Donahue of Mar- Mrs. Gar! Hubbard is convaJ. ion. Arternoon callers were escmg at her home after beMrs. James Guinther, Lori ing confined to Holzer bOSpiW and Carrie. Ellen New land oJ Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow He11-1visited recent.ly with her n..i~ce drix sod children visited re- , Mrs. Guy Gumther and family. 1 3 99c LG. 100 SIII DINNERWARE with Purcha~t of One 4-Pitct Place Stt· ting, Sal• Priced at $1.'19 with Coupon and a $5.00 purchase. Take Advantage of tht Other Mon~-Saving1 and Extra Stamp Coupons in Your New EVANS lonus Booklet. The Gallia • Meigs (:(lrpora- from the program. tion for Community Action The Corporation h<:~!! mad~ Is established to fight tbe war application to the ChiCago Ofon poverty in both counties, It lice for a Development Loan is composed of members fromJtn the very near fulure we wi!l both counties and membership hire a Director, an assis!a nt is open to all resident&. Director, 1 Secretary-bookkeepAll proposals which concern · er and a Survey Assistant. The both counties must be approv- latter two will be birod from lhe od by Uie membership before low income 1roup If P09Sible request is made for a grant. "' find qualified personnel. Any Therefore all residents have an I cftizen of Gailla or Meigs Coun· opportunity to reYiew, approve I ty may apply for these post· or reject a proposal. Participa- tions. Applications may be subtion of the residents of both milled to Gordon Wooten of tho counties w1U be continuously ; Gallia County Welfare Departencouraged. Cooperation be- l ment or to David McKenzie of tween the corporation and all the ASC Office. public agencies engaged in the Qualifications ol tho Direclor war on poverty will be estab- m that he shall be a (:(IJIOJe llshed Ul insure thai those '" sraduate, or have at lellt ltV· need will have an opportunity en years experience Jn mllll8eto benefit to the fullest extent mont or leadership positions. He rr.ust demonstrate an llllder· slanding and appreciation of the objectives of the Etonomic Opportunity Act and the anls of the Community Action l'rolfl'am . He must possess the ability to organize and diroct people In the accompliohment of New Year'& dinner guests of I Community goals. Syracuse Society Notes I 4-Pc. s VLAIIC lltAND 7-0I.CAN BONUS BOOKLET COUPON for Sp1rh1tt1 All4 Meat IIIII- Mau,..ni And for 1 ,. ALL MIAT APPlESAUCE 4':!'· s1 Facial'""'Tlsa• 2 Ply MORTON'S PltOIEN 00 4 ,..,.. 39o 100 Counl ~· LUCKY LW Toilet nnH I . ~ .. 1... 1 , MIXIDCUT .. PARD - -- - ____ _..., __ . . ...... . -~---·••'. . . . . -,Jif~· - .- ~ -.. , --,. MIATY LOIN IND OR k we,. led by Jerry West's 22 SMALL COLLEGE POLL pomls . NEW YORK IUPII -The 1 Boston led by 20 points at small col lege basketboll ratings halft1me but the Pislons raJJi 2tl l' nit e rl Press International J9 points in the third small l'flllege basketball ratings quarter to cut their deficit to w1th hrst-place votes and woo93-00. Detroit then scored the lost records through Saturday, first eight points in lhe final Jan. 15. in parentheses : I period 10 take the lead for Team . . . . Potnta , good. The Celtics had a chance Southern Ill. (191 18·31 312 10 tie In the final second of play North. Dakota 15! 114-2) 242 1 but Mel Counts missed the Evansville 131 19-4) 224 , 1econd of two foul attempts. Tenn. Slate 121 19-j)\ 168 1 164 Tht Philadelphia 711ers moved ' Central St. tOhiol 111-2) wllbin three lJames of Boston 1Oglethorpe ill 113·01 129 by topping the Baltimore , Grambling 121 114·21 126 llulletr 128-117, while the Sl. I Akron Ill 19-11 Ill Louis Hawks overcome a 21 - Valparaiso tll-3 84 : point three-quarter deficit to i Long Island U. (I) 111-1) 63 down the New York KnirkerS-.ond 10 - II. Abilene Chrisllockero lor the 1eeond stralaht Ian 111 4<1 : 12. Kentucky llilht 109-107. Weslt'yan 32 : 13 (tie), Steubenville and Arkansas State 27; 15, NBA Stndilll• Cheyney State 21; 18, Seatle B,y U~lted Pren Jntematiooal Pacific 19: 17._ South Carolina Eastera Dllaio• State 15 . 18. Assumption 13; 19, W. L Pet ' lndtana State II: 20, Norlhern Booton 29 13 .troll Michigan 10. Clacinnall 31 14 .689 Other teams receiving five or Pblladelphia 27 17 .614 more points- Fresno State, New York 14 30 .318 Pac1fic Lutheran. Philadelphia Westrrn Division Textde. Youngstown. Mt St. W. L Prt Mary's. Si. Joseph's (N, M.), !.eo Angeles 28 22 .560 Cenlral Washington State, CarBaltimore 21 2fi .469 son Newman. Su Frnoclsco 21 27 .138 · ---- - - -St. Louis 19 26 .422 1 College Ra•ketball Results Detroit 14 31 .311 By UniiNI Press IDiernational 1 Tuesday's Results East Cilleinnati ll9 Los Angeles 108 Do Paul 81 Niagara 61 Detroit 116 Boston m (al Kmgs Point 52 Pratt 50 Pblla) Springfield 61 Northeastern 60 S.t Louis 109 New York 107 South Philadelphia l2C Baltunore 117 Florida 74 F'lorida St. 6~ Fla A&M 109 Tuskegee Ins!. 85 FIGHT RESULT' N.Car. A&T 69 Lvngstone 57 PI1'1'SBURGfl (UPII - John· Wnstn Slem St. 94 Morgan 79 ny Morris. 160, Pltlsburgh, out Clemson 70 The Citadel 61 ~ulnted Rubin !Hurricane! Car- Furman 7R Wofford 75 (ot) ter, 157, Peterson, N. J. tlO). 1Gatl:a1u!'l t09 Salisbury St.. 87 Phill1ps Oilers 74 Va. Tech 68 NEW YORK iUPII - Benii·'J Midwe•l · Ortiz Puerto Rico, 129, stop- Bld)·n-WIIce 91 Hiram 78 ped Ray Cruz, New York. F: Ill 84 Hall 1lnd. I St 7~ ]27 (5). Neb,.ska 83 Kansas 7o iOmaha 86 K~arney 71 DISAPPEARING ACT ILake ForeSI 77 Concordia 69 SAN ANTONIO, Tex. !UP)) Aurora 71 Eureka 61 -Paul Pena went to the houSf 1Bethel 54 Kon. Wesleyan 53 ~ rents to clean it and noticed INorlh Dakota 91 Bemidji 76 - the doors were gone. He ; Belhel 1 Minn.) 93 Winona 83 returned Jaler and the windows ' Wittenberg 70 Heidelberg 60 • •· •ad been stolen. MuskllliJum 13 Kenyon 70 _,f~ When he walked inside. he N K Mo. 69 W Itt . 63 .•, o, l>oked up to find the roof 1 Southwell ' ' ", , mllsing. Texas AS(M 64 Texas 57 I . He reported the thefts to ! Hendrix 74 Ark. AM&N 67 i J?OJ.IC.E. 1Tex. Wslyn 84 Letournaeu 80 Comer S.COnd &MiD St., Middleport PORI LOll ROASTS' CHOPS . IWin'l II Er~kinr 67 r.enrgia St. 40 a, --- .. ......... 1~ PltiMIUM- U.S. GOV'T.'INSPECTED·- CENTER CUT / 1 ROAST i. f C. •• u. s. COV1'. 1NSPECTED POll 1 By United Pres" lnternationa1 ' allen~ RIBS PRIDAY & IATURDAY-IhiO to 1:30 1 1 RepubUcaa lhlll ht Wll_ I "" whttlllll, left tl oealer .· - c·an,,o • "'I'Commen . . . t' Even,., . . f. r . .! .LOINROASI: t. 6:00 ! r.,. IUaplcloa that LIDdsay . . . . 1 . advocate ol pollclel ......,. • IIIOCialed wllb lbt ~ "....... "., Democrat• from l"DR ' New v ,. Deall<i LBJ'1 Great Society. WASHINGTON - The lllh 71 per cent of lhe people. AM awn of it all illbat Qmgrec that Caqrep 11M 111t.red 111 aecood 71 per ee.at, u lbe aayiDC 1IHd becom111 a cood CUY· Given re After Llndlay'• los!Dc brlllll LindSIY demonstrated ;ealoa warmed bJ lila glow o1 to co ala't hly 1adeed It verse llictora - a allppllll Pres with tough Mike Quill, the lhl1 tlad of unhitched, frte de&rH el public approval to ~dl victory ldent, a dull llld nnJnopt~ ~ 1 11 111 1 Lindsay ·for· Prtildeat lllthu- wbeellna IJ a cood way to pi I* 801 1mowa ln decades, ll 1n the lmqt dlpartJnent fir ao legislative record, a otorile ca' 1 oiasls may be htv1111 oecond elected. But be allo · demon- uer ID thil ceDiury Institution which ocored oaly S5 1111k1oJ slrulgle betwtea Co1 ~ thougbll. Second tholJibll auch 1trated that Important Republl- lleceDl publlc -on polla per <tllll two yearo ago at about gress and President - the1 as: Woold Jobn Lindsay be the can party prmclpleo lllWlt be by the perceptiM'"LouiJ Harris the time of trllllltlon In the Concras becomes a bad guy · 1 best eqUipped Amerlc~n to go lbandCiled II aa el.ecllon il It pve the old h•IIIO'It on Cap~ Wbllo House from the Kennedy There is one qualification up against Red Cblna 1 Mao be IVOII In such a constituency tul IOU favorable raUng by to the Johason Admi.II!Jtration. Most of thole who are qulckea . 1 Tse-Tu111 ln a eontest of ~IU u New York City. Lilldaay It seems only yesterday tha.t to criticize Conaress are libel and will for world domlal<ia. or ehoaa to 1llp hla Republlcan batalions of political ~clentillll als - quickest, !bat 11, wbtl aga~nat 10101 Kremlla bully IIIOOI'lnp fur a lead rope to ud to Ill Coaservative1 ~ It ..re proclaimio& in enfevered Co~~~ress ill baJlly about liberal hoy. New York's Liberal party. By Is poslllble for 1 polillcal seminars that Congress wu 1111- legislatioa. ADd · the comm 011 Ulldentoadable lloabl that etrategy h • oblaiRed earvlldato •nywhere to cam· posalhly obstructive, hopeless· run of liberals art more arlicu· C on 1 1 rvative RepubllclDI election lo be mayor of New palgn_ for publlc office on a 1y out of date, 81ld absolutely Isla than lhe common run o1 may be forgiven a dilposltlon York City, combiullon of U_!>eral and incapable of deaiiDg ineflectllely conaervatives. Ergo, tha liberal lo doubt that Lladuy il the Nollllng ha1 bappe11td alllCil Republlcaa pollclea. Tltey do with 1JH1 problerna of IIIli' limes. bowls are not only more rr. man to aend qalnlt Red Mao. to uplam to moat Republk:llll DOl mlz. For one example, Congras quen\, but also louder. ' FULL 7 !be hieh llld mighty Boston I half when Cedarville tied the home against the ~aker s . "~o . ~~ ~~;n: "; ~.,::,.·eeeded ., have smlnd the first fort. night tf b1J term 11 1111)'01', Tho lilbor, liberal Jnd lelt-Willl JlUIIdill who wre boornlnc Lindsay lor 1 RepubUCaa presidentiaL. nomination are atranltly • amoac I C:elliCI may finally be ready for score at 59-59. But Bluffton Ill ugalnly fall. quicklj• shot out to an 18-point Bolton, which hao won the lead to wrap Up the contest. J:astera Division title in the . Hllh Seorera Lose National Baske'tball Association Musklngum came from behind 1ine straight years, came late in the 1arne to overcome a within 1 single percentage point 31-polnl performance by KenGl falling from the top Tuesday yon's hoi • shoolilll freshman light when it dropped 8 ]Jtj..IJ5 John Dunlop .. 'J'he eame Wal dtcision to the Detroit Pistons. marred by a IIslfighl and three players fouling out. The Cincin•all Royals. In Also coming from behind was aecond place, took advantage of Wittenberg, which went ahead Basion's defeat by ripping the ' to stay at 40-38 with 12 minutes Los Angeles Lakers 119-108. It , remaining, despite 27 points hy was the eighth straight victory Jim Tangeman ol the Studmt for Cincinnati, which seems Princes. Mike Duermlt led the Intent to end the Celtics' long · Tigers with 23 points. dominance of the NBA. Baldwin-Wallace led aU the Os<'ar Robertson of the way. despite 1 30-J>9inl output Rovals led all srorers with 26 by Hiram's Jim Warstler, who ro•nh and he receive<i ample hit 14 out of 'lO attempts with help fl'llm teammaaa Adrian I his long jumpers. BW's fresbSmith, who added 24. Cincinnati ' man Harwy Hopson and sopheopem•d an 18-point lead early in ; more Dick Scott scored :10 the final period and coasted , points apiece. ::Ut:.:::; PIAK Of Top Sp~t .sc!:r:~to~o ~i~to t~e~:;:y: . q 1;1'1 Nafloilql Window A sell-out crowd was sure to he on hand to watch the 141branked Bearcsts launch a home stand against Bradley. Clncy, 11•2 in all games and ~~ in the MVC, need! a victory over the fast-breaking Braves to stay In the ~unning for the title. Bradley IS 4-1 m the conference. Injuries A Factor Injuries could play a large part In the Miami • Western Michigan game at OXford as both teams are minus their star scorers. Miami's high-scor.. ing sophomore, Phil Snow, will be lost for a week or so and the Broncos' Ajac Triplett also will be sidelined hoth wilh knee .ln· juries. ' In 8 four-game Ohio schedule Tuesday night, Bluflton made It S-0 in Mid • Ohio Conference 1> play with a 93-78 victory ov_~r Cedarville: Willen berg l!ll8pped a· two-game losing slreak by beatine Heidelberg, 711-60; Mul· kingum came from behind to edge Kenyon, 73-70, aDd Bald· I win-Wallace rolled up a 91-78 dccis1on over Hiram tn Ohio Conrerence action. I \ I DOI. _ _ cently with relatives in Corn- ! !lanny ..Molden of Jackson, lng . 1MICh ., VISited his grandmother, Mr. and M,.. Ralph Radcliff' Mrs. Mary Hubbard have returned home after thrt>e Mrs. Madeline Stutler was weeks at Daytona Beach, Fla. brought to her home from V•IMrs. Ray Beegle and son, erans Memorial Hospital wb€ro David, of Wilmington, and Mrs. she was a medical patient. Laura Circle of Dorcas spent a Mrs. Ada Slack has returned Sunday with their aunL and un. lo her home after .a two weeks cle, Mr. and Mrs. James S. visit with her sons and daugbQuick. , ters-in-law, Mr. and Mra. RoMrs . Luther Johnston has bert Slack, David and Robyn, returned to hor home from Hoi- of 'l't>ledo, and Mr. and Mrs. ztr hospital where she was a Earl Watkins and cMidren, Earl medical patient. Jr., Charuao and Carol, o1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden, Michigan lllld dauabter and ionJimmy and Debbie spent the In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayllt weekend with their soo an •I Weir aad BOllS, Ricky and daughter·ii>-Iaw and new lfl'&nd Gregory of CaledOnia. son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Har- Mra. Bert Weese remains 1 den and son, Eric, of Marion. patient at Melp General ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush, pita! in Pomeroy. Sr. spent a few dsys with bls Mr. ll!d Mra. Thomas Quick son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Ill Colulllbulapem Saturday visand Mrs. Richard Rousb, Jr., ltlng b1a )llrtllll, Mr. and Mro. of Morgantown, W. Va. Jallt<l! S. ~ic. Mr. and Mrs, Harley E. 11!1111- Mr, IDd Mil. Lawrence SellOn and children, Taltlllly, Cher. lero anti hla mother, Mrs. Caryl and Terry of WQ!f Pen were rie Sellers of Columbus .'Pflll Sunday guests of her motller, a recent Sunday bere with Mra. Mrs. Ada Slack, brothu, GeJte Marr IIIII lllberl. ' . ,.,...a . I j ! 1 'i-. •' 1 iJ •: I<) ,, �' . • .DttMr llntine!, ' Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Jail. 19, 1968 Disappointed Bearcats Tangle With Bradley 5; 'Skins at Home By Uulted Pres• IDternatlonal ~ I 1 Cinciunati hosts Bradley's &ixth-ranked Braves and Miami entertains dangerous Western Mlchlgao tonight In Ohio college basketball headlmers. Second place in the Missouri Valley Conference will be up for grabs when Cincinnati and BMldley tangle and Miami's 3-o record in the Mid - American Conference will be in jeopardy qainsl Western Michigan. . . Ill another big one torught, Dayton puts its 11-2 record on l1te line at Louisvtlle. Oth<r 1ames feature Findlay at Otterbein, Capilli at Ohio Northn 1od Ashland at Mount Un· loll, all oon-.:ooference affairs, IIlii Cle~eland Stale •t Ailejheny (PL), Royals Just 1 Point Out .zn. / ' IIIIIJ 1 •••ar·...,.t, O.. ·ln. J9, 1188 1 yor Un_dsay Blew I"t BI"g WlL · Quill Ran Ov ·wHeft ,· er Hm ·._. Ma ' 0 ., . BJ LYU: WILSON I{IIW - J1n1i lillfpatioul ru,., Jolla v. Undlay of Naw Yark blew hiJ cbance to ataJ!d, lin fMt tall In lbt Republlcaa party a1 the pubUc't dlfeader agalnll the aavqe brutallly of aa illegal transit 1trlkt. I:Jndaay blew 11 big. Mike Quill ad bill Iough pals puahtd the mayor .niUlld Uke a bully . and bill png Plubel al'OIIlld the new ldd 011 lbl block. Mike and hla Jadl acomlll tha mayor as "p!plqu 1 t." Mikt'l word. t'bq - e d at him. "~, wnen the city's ordeal was ended and Lindsay'• public 1m age h~d been e r ~elly smeared, chief umon negotiator Doug!~ ~acMahon aummed up the u~Ion' contempt l?r the chamung young man .~n City Hall. Said 1 MacMahon: I think he M? ,~me good on-the-job lralnmg. · Lindsay had almost everything going for him in the transit strike and still he blew it. The public was for the mayor or for anyone with the guts to sland up to Mike Quill. The law was on Lindsay's aide ~~~-. .. ttrllli wullltPL. fllar!DIIIId •. ~...~~ ~ ,~;nallve 1 Not even Quill denied that. llttptlt .Libor Quill's .. outragoous perlor. rnance d!St!Usted some of bls own colleagues ln the labor union buslnea.. AFL-CJO Pres!dent George Meany gave Quill the back of his hand. Tough Mike defied 'ern all, Including Presldont Johnson. The Presldent sat this one l!Ut for lack el authority to deal w1th the union,.. alhough LBJ hed equally as much authority In that area as t!Ver he had to deal with sleel prices. So Lindsay really had everything except the John<on administration going lor hlm. But the mayor did not find within himself the strength and fortitude to take on Quill. The Mayor seemed to have_ no slomach for the pobllcal equivalent of a contact sporl. John Lindsay's career aa lhe PINTO BEANS Open MOll. Thru Thurs., t:OO By U~lted Proq lnternallonal ' led until midway in tho liiCOnd IW~ PIIMIUM KATIIIYANI HALF & HALF, 2 '"' 49' VIENNA SAUSAGE 4 - IWIP+i PIIMIUM- U.S. COV'T. INSPEC"fED PORK CHOPS ••• DOG FOODS W"'"'-· --·.1:.----~·.::.,__;_________________.., -:.:· 1 Chamoio Aaot. l'wol - · . i ·LI. PKG. SKINLIII "" 27• DINNERS •• hef-ChlcktnMeat lo.tf - Tu ...ty - Sali1bury Steak - luna And Fr~nk1 - Maca"'"' Ad IMf - DUNCAN HIND Whitt-,...... - Dlwlta , . . PICKLI .. PIMINTO IOLOCNA SPICID LUNCHEON CKE MIX ~3-s1oo cqppSALAMI 1-Lb. Pkg. Your Chalco ... FLORIENT HOUSIHOLD DEODORANT LAST WEEK To Redeem ChHif, Sauerkraut 22 was lha dank ~eeno of a "Dead· The lfJ'eat poiDI ill thai till! lock of Democracy," to para· llleged horse-~ evils tl phrase the title of a widely eli• Congressional p~ o4 cussed - and hrllllanUy wrong. whlcb lbt aeniorily oyatem Ia beaded - book of attock by the arcli·vlllain to reform.mlnd. Prof James McGr01or Burns. Ill erilies - bave J10iblag IDIICII Colllfl'l!ll, ln Ill ridiculously Ia- to do with aaythlng It all. I!IJ'IIo elfectull stole and structure, est proposals for "reform" ol was about u unloved Ill ColqJreaa nao doubt••• I 111 academic orlllel as II would IJ lllOIIvalod by tha be possible for aaytblng to be. that IOIIIetbiDC IJ wrq willa So whit baa happened to the meehaDiam. In deeper truth, change all Ibis? Both the polls they are IIOIJ'Iy alway• motiv» and tho ~eat.of-thepanta into~ Ill by simple dislike olthe billa ton of some observers 11111es1 Congress 11 eurrtlllly passiDI that nothing much baa happened aad simple yeamlng lor the liiii except that (:(l•gress In its last It Is not paSRIDI 11ession fell under PresideD! When !be borne leanl 1o Ill Johnson's spur and dispatched eighth plact the fans are qulolo a vast volume of legislation to boo the umpire - tha.t is, lhl which, as it now appears, a rna· embodlmen of the rules of tha jority of the publle likes. game. So it is with (:(lngresa. There wa1 anylhlng but a Thus, even lbougll HW "deadlock," and nobody could Ills in the bright 111118bine, the possibly accuse that oe'88ion of realistlc will be lllllliaa to .. CoJ11!1'ess of Jetting the dead auma that vast "reforms" will band of the past paralyze the proceed from b1a ilowly aeeep. present and future - and all table institution ln remor.. r... tbat sort of thing. its sinful past. For most of tba Of course, Jhe real truth Is rules of the game - includlllg thaet the popularity or unpopu· senoiority - are there baeauH tarity of Congress actually and men have found they must be. rightly depends on what It does And they still will be lbert or doesn't do at a give• time. when the 90th Congreu atsem11 a president IB strong with h• bies in January, 1967 - in good people, if his programs seem .. image" or bad "imafe" as the to them in their inleresl and If ease may !hen be. his relationship with Congress (Copyright, 1966, by United is mutually productive, the Feature Syndicate, Inc.) -•:lc'l eo..r... VatCuN4 1-LII.f•• · cJAR fLORIDA ORANGES IUYI-··· FRE-E PLACE SETTING of Autumn Fruit Melmac® DOI. PINK 011 WHITI ...... Swift's Brookflel• CHEESE FOOD 2-1~. ctn. . ., }:,i. . • c Chocolate Covered GRAP~FRUIT ' LG. KATIE EVANS j6'a CHERRY ,PIE · 59c •' LG. 120 SIZE • CHERRIE 150 SIZE ,4 s1· 1-oz. >• , •• 4 ... 1 211 • \~ , ' '. ')I r" ) FOR f. ~ ~ ' 59c DOI. TANGERINES M,OBTON'S :fROZEN . ,.. 12 99c· TANGELOS c ea. . REG. BROCK' I ; 39c Mr. and Mrs . Herman London 1 SrncereJy youra, and Patricia wero Mr. and Gordon_!ooten, President Mrs. Ralph Moore and Mn. [ · Mary Ellen Roush of New and brother 1nd lilltr·ln·law, Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. John Slack and Moore and Christy of Pomeroy I son, John lll. and Kearney Donahue of Mar- Mrs. Gar! Hubbard is convaJ. ion. Arternoon callers were escmg at her home after beMrs. James Guinther, Lori ing confined to Holzer bOSpiW and Carrie. Ellen New land oJ Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow He11-1visited recent.ly with her n..i~ce drix sod children visited re- , Mrs. Guy Gumther and family. 1 3 99c LG. 100 SIII DINNERWARE with Purcha~t of One 4-Pitct Place Stt· ting, Sal• Priced at $1.'19 with Coupon and a $5.00 purchase. Take Advantage of tht Other Mon~-Saving1 and Extra Stamp Coupons in Your New EVANS lonus Booklet. The Gallia • Meigs (:(lrpora- from the program. tion for Community Action The Corporation h<:~!! mad~ Is established to fight tbe war application to the ChiCago Ofon poverty in both counties, It lice for a Development Loan is composed of members fromJtn the very near fulure we wi!l both counties and membership hire a Director, an assis!a nt is open to all resident&. Director, 1 Secretary-bookkeepAll proposals which concern · er and a Survey Assistant. The both counties must be approv- latter two will be birod from lhe od by Uie membership before low income 1roup If P09Sible request is made for a grant. "' find qualified personnel. Any Therefore all residents have an I cftizen of Gailla or Meigs Coun· opportunity to reYiew, approve I ty may apply for these post· or reject a proposal. Participa- tions. Applications may be subtion of the residents of both milled to Gordon Wooten of tho counties w1U be continuously ; Gallia County Welfare Departencouraged. Cooperation be- l ment or to David McKenzie of tween the corporation and all the ASC Office. public agencies engaged in the Qualifications ol tho Direclor war on poverty will be estab- m that he shall be a (:(IJIOJe llshed Ul insure thai those '" sraduate, or have at lellt ltV· need will have an opportunity en years experience Jn mllll8eto benefit to the fullest extent mont or leadership positions. He rr.ust demonstrate an llllder· slanding and appreciation of the objectives of the Etonomic Opportunity Act and the anls of the Community Action l'rolfl'am . He must possess the ability to organize and diroct people In the accompliohment of New Year'& dinner guests of I Community goals. Syracuse Society Notes I 4-Pc. s VLAIIC lltAND 7-0I.CAN BONUS BOOKLET COUPON for Sp1rh1tt1 All4 Meat IIIII- Mau,..ni And for 1 ,. ALL MIAT APPlESAUCE 4':!'· s1 Facial'""'Tlsa• 2 Ply MORTON'S PltOIEN 00 4 ,..,.. 39o 100 Counl ~· LUCKY LW Toilet nnH I . ~ .. 1... 1 , MIXIDCUT .. PARD - -- - ____ _..., __ . . ...... . -~---·••'. . . . . -,Jif~· - .- ~ -.. , --,. MIATY LOIN IND OR k we,. led by Jerry West's 22 SMALL COLLEGE POLL pomls . NEW YORK IUPII -The 1 Boston led by 20 points at small col lege basketboll ratings halft1me but the Pislons raJJi 2tl l' nit e rl Press International J9 points in the third small l'flllege basketball ratings quarter to cut their deficit to w1th hrst-place votes and woo93-00. Detroit then scored the lost records through Saturday, first eight points in lhe final Jan. 15. in parentheses : I period 10 take the lead for Team . . . . Potnta , good. The Celtics had a chance Southern Ill. (191 18·31 312 10 tie In the final second of play North. Dakota 15! 114-2) 242 1 but Mel Counts missed the Evansville 131 19-4) 224 , 1econd of two foul attempts. Tenn. Slate 121 19-j)\ 168 1 164 Tht Philadelphia 711ers moved ' Central St. tOhiol 111-2) wllbin three lJames of Boston 1Oglethorpe ill 113·01 129 by topping the Baltimore , Grambling 121 114·21 126 llulletr 128-117, while the Sl. I Akron Ill 19-11 Ill Louis Hawks overcome a 21 - Valparaiso tll-3 84 : point three-quarter deficit to i Long Island U. (I) 111-1) 63 down the New York KnirkerS-.ond 10 - II. Abilene Chrisllockero lor the 1eeond stralaht Ian 111 4<1 : 12. Kentucky llilht 109-107. Weslt'yan 32 : 13 (tie), Steubenville and Arkansas State 27; 15, NBA Stndilll• Cheyney State 21; 18, Seatle B,y U~lted Pren Jntematiooal Pacific 19: 17._ South Carolina Eastera Dllaio• State 15 . 18. Assumption 13; 19, W. L Pet ' lndtana State II: 20, Norlhern Booton 29 13 .troll Michigan 10. Clacinnall 31 14 .689 Other teams receiving five or Pblladelphia 27 17 .614 more points- Fresno State, New York 14 30 .318 Pac1fic Lutheran. Philadelphia Westrrn Division Textde. Youngstown. Mt St. W. L Prt Mary's. Si. Joseph's (N, M.), !.eo Angeles 28 22 .560 Cenlral Washington State, CarBaltimore 21 2fi .469 son Newman. Su Frnoclsco 21 27 .138 · ---- - - -St. Louis 19 26 .422 1 College Ra•ketball Results Detroit 14 31 .311 By UniiNI Press IDiernational 1 Tuesday's Results East Cilleinnati ll9 Los Angeles 108 Do Paul 81 Niagara 61 Detroit 116 Boston m (al Kmgs Point 52 Pratt 50 Pblla) Springfield 61 Northeastern 60 S.t Louis 109 New York 107 South Philadelphia l2C Baltunore 117 Florida 74 F'lorida St. 6~ Fla A&M 109 Tuskegee Ins!. 85 FIGHT RESULT' N.Car. A&T 69 Lvngstone 57 PI1'1'SBURGfl (UPII - John· Wnstn Slem St. 94 Morgan 79 ny Morris. 160, Pltlsburgh, out Clemson 70 The Citadel 61 ~ulnted Rubin !Hurricane! Car- Furman 7R Wofford 75 (ot) ter, 157, Peterson, N. J. tlO). 1Gatl:a1u!'l t09 Salisbury St.. 87 Phill1ps Oilers 74 Va. Tech 68 NEW YORK iUPII - Benii·'J Midwe•l · Ortiz Puerto Rico, 129, stop- Bld)·n-WIIce 91 Hiram 78 ped Ray Cruz, New York. F: Ill 84 Hall 1lnd. I St 7~ ]27 (5). Neb,.ska 83 Kansas 7o iOmaha 86 K~arney 71 DISAPPEARING ACT ILake ForeSI 77 Concordia 69 SAN ANTONIO, Tex. !UP)) Aurora 71 Eureka 61 -Paul Pena went to the houSf 1Bethel 54 Kon. Wesleyan 53 ~ rents to clean it and noticed INorlh Dakota 91 Bemidji 76 - the doors were gone. He ; Belhel 1 Minn.) 93 Winona 83 returned Jaler and the windows ' Wittenberg 70 Heidelberg 60 • •· •ad been stolen. MuskllliJum 13 Kenyon 70 _,f~ When he walked inside. he N K Mo. 69 W Itt . 63 .•, o, l>oked up to find the roof 1 Southwell ' ' ", , mllsing. Texas AS(M 64 Texas 57 I . He reported the thefts to ! Hendrix 74 Ark. AM&N 67 i J?OJ.IC.E. 1Tex. Wslyn 84 Letournaeu 80 Comer S.COnd &MiD St., Middleport PORI LOll ROASTS' CHOPS . IWin'l II Er~kinr 67 r.enrgia St. 40 a, --- .. ......... 1~ PltiMIUM- U.S. GOV'T.'INSPECTED·- CENTER CUT / 1 ROAST i. f C. •• u. s. COV1'. 1NSPECTED POll 1 By United Pres" lnternationa1 ' allen~ RIBS PRIDAY & IATURDAY-IhiO to 1:30 1 1 RepubUcaa lhlll ht Wll_ I "" whttlllll, left tl oealer .· - c·an,,o • "'I'Commen . . . t' Even,., . . f. r . .! .LOINROASI: t. 6:00 ! r.,. IUaplcloa that LIDdsay . . . . 1 . advocate ol pollclel ......,. • IIIOCialed wllb lbt ~ "....... "., Democrat• from l"DR ' New v ,. Deall<i LBJ'1 Great Society. WASHINGTON - The lllh 71 per cent of lhe people. AM awn of it all illbat Qmgrec that Caqrep 11M 111t.red 111 aecood 71 per ee.at, u lbe aayiDC 1IHd becom111 a cood CUY· Given re After Llndlay'• los!Dc brlllll LindSIY demonstrated ;ealoa warmed bJ lila glow o1 to co ala't hly 1adeed It verse llictora - a allppllll Pres with tough Mike Quill, the lhl1 tlad of unhitched, frte de&rH el public approval to ~dl victory ldent, a dull llld nnJnopt~ ~ 1 11 111 1 Lindsay ·for· Prtildeat lllthu- wbeellna IJ a cood way to pi I* 801 1mowa ln decades, ll 1n the lmqt dlpartJnent fir ao legislative record, a otorile ca' 1 oiasls may be htv1111 oecond elected. But be allo · demon- uer ID thil ceDiury Institution which ocored oaly S5 1111k1oJ slrulgle betwtea Co1 ~ thougbll. Second tholJibll auch 1trated that Important Republl- lleceDl publlc -on polla per <tllll two yearo ago at about gress and President - the1 as: Woold Jobn Lindsay be the can party prmclpleo lllWlt be by the perceptiM'"LouiJ Harris the time of trllllltlon In the Concras becomes a bad guy · 1 best eqUipped Amerlc~n to go lbandCiled II aa el.ecllon il It pve the old h•IIIO'It on Cap~ Wbllo House from the Kennedy There is one qualification up against Red Cblna 1 Mao be IVOII In such a constituency tul IOU favorable raUng by to the Johason Admi.II!Jtration. Most of thole who are qulckea . 1 Tse-Tu111 ln a eontest of ~IU u New York City. Lilldaay It seems only yesterday tha.t to criticize Conaress are libel and will for world domlal<ia. or ehoaa to 1llp hla Republlcan batalions of political ~clentillll als - quickest, !bat 11, wbtl aga~nat 10101 Kremlla bully IIIOOI'lnp fur a lead rope to ud to Ill Coaservative1 ~ It ..re proclaimio& in enfevered Co~~~ress ill baJlly about liberal hoy. New York's Liberal party. By Is poslllble for 1 polillcal seminars that Congress wu 1111- legislatioa. ADd · the comm 011 Ulldentoadable lloabl that etrategy h • oblaiRed earvlldato •nywhere to cam· posalhly obstructive, hopeless· run of liberals art more arlicu· C on 1 1 rvative RepubllclDI election lo be mayor of New palgn_ for publlc office on a 1y out of date, 81ld absolutely Isla than lhe common run o1 may be forgiven a dilposltlon York City, combiullon of U_!>eral and incapable of deaiiDg ineflectllely conaervatives. Ergo, tha liberal lo doubt that Lladuy il the Nollllng ha1 bappe11td alllCil Republlcaa pollclea. Tltey do with 1JH1 problerna of IIIli' limes. bowls are not only more rr. man to aend qalnlt Red Mao. to uplam to moat Republk:llll DOl mlz. For one example, Congras quen\, but also louder. ' FULL 7 !be hieh llld mighty Boston I half when Cedarville tied the home against the ~aker s . "~o . ~~ ~~;n: "; ~.,::,.·eeeded ., have smlnd the first fort. night tf b1J term 11 1111)'01', Tho lilbor, liberal Jnd lelt-Willl JlUIIdill who wre boornlnc Lindsay lor 1 RepubUCaa presidentiaL. nomination are atranltly • amoac I C:elliCI may finally be ready for score at 59-59. But Bluffton Ill ugalnly fall. quicklj• shot out to an 18-point Bolton, which hao won the lead to wrap Up the contest. J:astera Division title in the . Hllh Seorera Lose National Baske'tball Association Musklngum came from behind 1ine straight years, came late in the 1arne to overcome a within 1 single percentage point 31-polnl performance by KenGl falling from the top Tuesday yon's hoi • shoolilll freshman light when it dropped 8 ]Jtj..IJ5 John Dunlop .. 'J'he eame Wal dtcision to the Detroit Pistons. marred by a IIslfighl and three players fouling out. The Cincin•all Royals. In Also coming from behind was aecond place, took advantage of Wittenberg, which went ahead Basion's defeat by ripping the ' to stay at 40-38 with 12 minutes Los Angeles Lakers 119-108. It , remaining, despite 27 points hy was the eighth straight victory Jim Tangeman ol the Studmt for Cincinnati, which seems Princes. Mike Duermlt led the Intent to end the Celtics' long · Tigers with 23 points. dominance of the NBA. Baldwin-Wallace led aU the Os<'ar Robertson of the way. despite 1 30-J>9inl output Rovals led all srorers with 26 by Hiram's Jim Warstler, who ro•nh and he receive<i ample hit 14 out of 'lO attempts with help fl'llm teammaaa Adrian I his long jumpers. BW's fresbSmith, who added 24. Cincinnati ' man Harwy Hopson and sopheopem•d an 18-point lead early in ; more Dick Scott scored :10 the final period and coasted , points apiece. ::Ut:.:::; PIAK Of Top Sp~t .sc!:r:~to~o ~i~to t~e~:;:y: . q 1;1'1 Nafloilql Window A sell-out crowd was sure to he on hand to watch the 141branked Bearcsts launch a home stand against Bradley. Clncy, 11•2 in all games and ~~ in the MVC, need! a victory over the fast-breaking Braves to stay In the ~unning for the title. Bradley IS 4-1 m the conference. Injuries A Factor Injuries could play a large part In the Miami • Western Michigan game at OXford as both teams are minus their star scorers. Miami's high-scor.. ing sophomore, Phil Snow, will be lost for a week or so and the Broncos' Ajac Triplett also will be sidelined hoth wilh knee .ln· juries. ' In 8 four-game Ohio schedule Tuesday night, Bluflton made It S-0 in Mid • Ohio Conference 1> play with a 93-78 victory ov_~r Cedarville: Willen berg l!ll8pped a· two-game losing slreak by beatine Heidelberg, 711-60; Mul· kingum came from behind to edge Kenyon, 73-70, aDd Bald· I win-Wallace rolled up a 91-78 dccis1on over Hiram tn Ohio Conrerence action. I \ I DOI. _ _ cently with relatives in Corn- ! !lanny ..Molden of Jackson, lng . 1MICh ., VISited his grandmother, Mr. and M,.. Ralph Radcliff' Mrs. Mary Hubbard have returned home after thrt>e Mrs. Madeline Stutler was weeks at Daytona Beach, Fla. brought to her home from V•IMrs. Ray Beegle and son, erans Memorial Hospital wb€ro David, of Wilmington, and Mrs. she was a medical patient. Laura Circle of Dorcas spent a Mrs. Ada Slack has returned Sunday with their aunL and un. lo her home after .a two weeks cle, Mr. and Mrs. James S. visit with her sons and daugbQuick. , ters-in-law, Mr. and Mra. RoMrs . Luther Johnston has bert Slack, David and Robyn, returned to hor home from Hoi- of 'l't>ledo, and Mr. and Mrs. ztr hospital where she was a Earl Watkins and cMidren, Earl medical patient. Jr., Charuao and Carol, o1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden, Michigan lllld dauabter and ionJimmy and Debbie spent the In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayllt weekend with their soo an •I Weir aad BOllS, Ricky and daughter·ii>-Iaw and new lfl'&nd Gregory of CaledOnia. son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Har- Mra. Bert Weese remains 1 den and son, Eric, of Marion. patient at Melp General ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush, pita! in Pomeroy. Sr. spent a few dsys with bls Mr. ll!d Mra. Thomas Quick son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Ill Colulllbulapem Saturday visand Mrs. Richard Rousb, Jr., ltlng b1a )llrtllll, Mr. and Mro. of Morgantown, W. Va. Jallt<l! S. ~ic. Mr. and Mrs, Harley E. 11!1111- Mr, IDd Mil. Lawrence SellOn and children, Taltlllly, Cher. lero anti hla mother, Mrs. Caryl and Terry of WQ!f Pen were rie Sellers of Columbus .'Pflll Sunday guests of her motller, a recent Sunday bere with Mra. Mrs. Ada Slack, brothu, GeJte Marr IIIII lllberl. ' . ,.,...a . I j ! 1 'i-. •' 1 iJ •: I<) ,, �. .. ' . . .. ~ ; ' \ .' . ' . ' .. . .... - ~ . . .,' . ~ - t' ~- .... . ,. .. .... , • '· • 'I .. ,. I • u ., 0 PRJSON u as Lawyer held ~nChargeof Telet,ision Revue Hire Murder ' WS ANGELES IUPI) - An attorney was charged Tuesday \ with attemptin~ fi" limos to arrange murder for hire, i allegedlv in plots to kilt his ex· · wih! a~d a prominent Repub~· 1 can lawyer who won het.i divOrce case. Cht~rles Gill 110¥ill9 ill a rubber ~ throop 1 Florida _ , boot they oro loaded lot Viet Cong. Olficen a~~d - "'- IICIIY dillerent. aoih, they are stude•ts at a trainiolt scllool lor guerrol!a warfare ted by 1M Aay's Ianger Department .. ~res al :::=1. . wild- at Eglitl Air Fcm:e Be~. .Practocal. ••· perieotce -be$ tloet11 the tecbiques aliighhng ?"'nillos on tloeir ... gtoulld ia -nttl·ilwlf!IIKY operotoons sucll as U.S. loiCfiS""' steppiag op ill tho jungles al Viet Na'!'Tkey 1 - to toke IIIII aohaatoge of d.... oad~10wth ,. huating dOWII •ipers, right. /1.1 left, a llarw pterces the black wight siy as !bey leoN te rou•d up small bonds of ga<~rrillas dropped behind llleir liotes. Below left, two •!"deots lig~t .., arrow of gasoline-soakncl branches to guode oigbt f9ot•-honobets to .., __, lolgOt. Altd thef,t"""' to IIIGke •re tloat dead ,_alas .,. really deod, below riglot, and to ~1111<1 ~~~aluoshift wooden CGt~. to h~Jd priso•en. Tht gl'lltliag course lasts 17 dayl dunng whd studenh .,. assured of o grand total of hours sleep. It's compulsory lor aU j111ior grade regular Arrrry offtcers CIIICI is ope1 to aU ather officers oad top 1101-coms. "! didn't believe It," said Chotiner when asked what he thought when told of the alleged plots. llimmm denird : the charges, but officers quoted . ·1 be better off if people like , Chotiner were dt>·act." : Chotiner, who won an interlo- i divorce dt>cree for I Hinman's wife, Marcia, has t bo:.-en prominent in the Califor-1 nia Republican Prlrly for m, e than :lO years. In additioP to his I assori"ation with Nixon, he] land and wus an unsuccessful ' candidate fur C'ongress in 1960. , 8. · . · lncentlvelormulal !bi -J!R!ODI II,IIJ!Pill't , .. ... , Senator .RIDdall · ollilaCbar ' Taylor, Terry Lyn~. of Pomeroy, Mr. with her parents, Mr. I and ~ ,.fl'gflt The While Houae waa designed by Jamea Hliboa, aa Jrfsb • bom arcllllect, wloo wu paid $500 lor the wort. LII'I Briefs (Continued from p;1ge I I CHUCK STEAKS 89c SWISS STEAK i~~~:UTS 59c ~ FROZEN li•• IS GROWING FAST rw •.• ~ ~ It , '' ,,_• ., •- '•' "',, ·; r; .. lb. 59c 69c DINNERS 2 FRIED PERCH Ffr~::'_ SSe Perch 2 ~~~. 99c C d KEEP A Photographic Record GROVER'S STUDIO Dairy Pomeroy, 0 . FREEZER BEEF - I Ready For Storage! French City Premier Brand Beef and U. $, CHOICE Grade Armour Star Beef. SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE APPROXIMATELY 300 LBS. BEEF SIDE lb. 57c COMPLETE RANGE OF CUTS APPROXIMATELY 150 LBS. BEEF HIND _ 22,00UO BEEF FRONT _ Unconditionally To Satisfy Ruth Ann Bailey of Parkersburg and fri011d, COODie Crooke of Columbus vi&ited S u nday with Ruth AIID'I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bailey. Agnes Grueser Is conflnnd to Veterans Memorial hespitai. Mra. Hugh Bearbo attended a meeting of hospital auxfllar!es at Doctor• Hospital Ill Columbus oo Jan. 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Kennan Grueser of Shadot visited with Misses I Kathryn and Aps Grueser 011 I Sunday afternoon. Approximately 40 tbs. lb. 71c RIB STEAKS & ROASTS Approximately 50 lbs. BEEF LOIN - lb. 77c T-BONE & SIRLOIN STEAKS Prices are subject to change by the market and are based on dressed weight. ePRICES INCLUDE STANDARD JOe !b. PROCESSING FEE GALLIPOLIS ICE CO. FROZEN FOOD ~OCKER DIVISION G1llipol is, Ohio Rock Springs Ph. 446-1862 GRAHl' APPROVED WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Urban Renewal Administration. Tueaclay apprevod a $3,· 288,032 grant to Warren, Ohio, for Its 57-acre "South street" renewal program. MARIUAGE APPUCATION Frank Marioo Fugate, et, Pomeroy, retired merchant, and Gay~lle Amelia Wlae, II, ...~..01!"!..,..___~-------------------~- worker, Aid for Aged. Helps yeu start wit~ ' the right fouaclationl Whatever your building , project, 11 you want smooth, strong foundation for it. The way to get It Itt with quick, easy-to-use ready mixed eoncrete. Let us deUver the . CAPITAL ACCOUNT& Common stock-total PI!' value -----····· $ ~,000.00 No. sharea autborized 5,000 . No. lharea ouiatandlng 5,000 Surplus --------··-------------_--- , 175,000,00 Experts agne ... now le the tlmt 1o square up and make a fresh new start. Clean up bills and debts and have evw-flhlng In one CCI!Iftlllent loan. Have leta to pay out and more _fclr younel on pay dayS. Dun't h..itate to call. There Is no ••Daallun. One thrifty budget loan ·• .ue your paymunh. Call .for ca.h 1 .-.1 tal zlo111 111uch be1111 ill '66. Uncllvlded proflla ---·------~--te.toe.l1 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ---~ ¥8GU1 ' ' . . TOTAL LIABILITIES AND ' CAPITAL ACCOUNTB------··•···.·-~-I!!J!&,!71J8 JUIJURANDA Anrage of total dePollll for the 15 caltadlr daya ending w1th eal1 date """ji,j;··-· f8,884,11UI Average of tQtalloanl for the 15 ca1e days ending with call date ··--··-··--· S,Q02,111.10 wans aa lhown In item 7 of "Atilell" m alter dedUctioll ol nluation l'ii8rve1 of $ 28,841.11 · 'i. J. Edward Foetfri VIce t>rw. &' Caahler, of the abov• 1111med bank do 'llerebY dec~e that thlt report of eolldltlon Ia true to the Wit of)IIJt..~P and beUet. . . .J. 5DWARD FOSTER, Vice Pret. & Cuhler concrete mill you want, ready to pour, I right to your site. Call for estimate. GOEGLEIN READY. MIX CO. WY 2-3214 MIDDLEPORT, 0 • . ·~--------------------- We, the ,J;;det;,;;ed , ' ~ec:ton. attell Ute correctn. ~ODOJI.Ii: ~..,REED JR. .El~OB!;IIT Si$LLHASE- JJlSLIE •I!'.' FUL'J'Z STATE oF piuo, c.bJJ:liTV Of li!EII!S ••: \ ,.,. I , • ' I , ,, • . IA'JI• ~·- c:e. ., , . f~5 E. Mlln s'l , Jan. 1001• I Pub& · ... Potatoes "0 3 Mayonnaise 3 !~~ 69c 4 69c c $1 00 12-or.39c Thin Mints i::· 55c Macaroni I 1 39c PLAY THE FABULOUS BONUS BINGfJ f?i?iiz l At A&P! Clip These Slips To Help YOU WIN! fl•tza 8LIP WIN l'llOGRAM fiG i : I I I j lo~~aac I I I -···· 0 I l!io s1000 CASH PICK UP YOUR FREE BONUS BINGO BOOK i AT YOUR FRIENDLY A&P STORE NOWI I ! Also - A FREE BONUS BINGO PRIZE SLIP I I WILL BE GIVEN TO YOU ON EACH VISIT TO I .......J THE STORE. START PLAYING NOWI LOUISIANA-CURED ·.Dry Onions ....... Eight O'Clock Coffee ~!- 69c Margarine Pineapple Juice _ 3 ~!~~ s1 .oo Tea Bags I RUSSET BAKING ~~-10c YELLOW GLOBI : .·.·oM~. D1recton JO~l!INE ..i'. 'RUSSiUJ., Nolarf C U. S. NO. 1 SIZI A Yam Sweets 11'Y SYo'orh to an4-iubserlbed· before me lhla 12th day of I • ary, 1966. 1 .~ -·-- •• of tbfo report o'f eondltl~b anil de~lare that It lias lleeb examined by ua and to' tlie best of our tnowledp and lltUef Ia true and correCt. ·• ., · doz. .SQUARED AWAY?. TOTAL LIABILITIES ·----·--·------···· ,5,838,48&.17 Society Notes Guaranteed _ WANT TO GET lb. 51c RIB STEAKS & ROASTS, CHUCK & SHOULDER GRADE A MEDIUM - 1~~:.· 37c dexo Shortening Tomato Ketchup Sharp Cheese- "'· 69c Pineapple FRESH EGGS 45 T-BONE, SIRLOIN & ROUND STEAKS APPROX!MA TEL Y 150 LBS. 1 69c Robinson's 8,1101,'/BUS 36,6811.'10 885,842.10 lb.64lc Good and Thrifty Groceries! Foods FRESH MILK r COMPLETELY PROaSSED AND BLAST FROZEN BEEF RIB p '" Rib Steaks ·· lb. 99c Short Ribs · · lb. 39c Beef Stew · · · · lb. 79c Beef Shank · · lb. 39c ~) 1 rn c BEEF RIB ROAST GROUND CHUCK ENGLISH ROAST ••• SOME ARE ONLY JUST AS GOOD : r:-. "Super- Right" Meats! All brands ·.···bearing the AaP seal are not better than national brands HQspitaJ News I : 2nd St. /.hiekft !....-,.. ·= Crow's Steak NOW YOU KNOW I • I .. Bert McCarty Of Hogsett Dies Monday !.' .._iii·· I PANAMA CITY (UP!) Love Allotey of Ghana wUI meet JustlDo Aguilar ol Panama Ill 16-round bout here on Jan. ZL 12 assisted in 1946 campaign of former Sen. William F Know~ I Planni"ng for ~ues 11e1na tormutlted; ..... Char!-' llyN a - .Danj SanU1111t. Po~y-Mlddleport, o., zaa. 1e, 1;,, ! Michael J. Audia, prealdent tl 't'oHpen daughter returned from Hol;er ' . S M , West VkalBia YOUN Demo. ~!~~~ ~ ~ If" ora,of Mrs. Harley l!l. lohnlob1and lau)lly. .tate . eetmg lll"lll Clubl tad ~ Jaullli, t'-..! N ...... ..... .... ...... .. amnnnnmmlllllllllllllllnmrnmnnnmmnnmm Clarksburg• • • quolla .:JUCiety otes Sayre. . of tbe meeting. All!ll ,.._ Mia ~y Wyatt, • ltudellt Or WLJIIIDAY _. TIIUIIDAY Is Underw · ay· · were Holllll' s. Stnlth, MaiOII Natloowldo -lleauty Academy at County Deolocrat Olalrrnan, Mr. lllil Mr1. Guy llusseU, Columbus, spent the week end nn1lffaolC tho 1861 marketlna year repre- by the ratio of the average State Yoong Democratligerllelt, O.U Rayburn, Tro)l Kathy and Tad of Albany and Mr; ll!d Mra. Frank Sarver, aents an Increase of three cents ty Index !Index of prices ConveRtloa te be held tniHuffJilaft, Valley Toney, officers_ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glllosly, Johnhy and Eddie, of Mingo a pound over the preaenl level. Iannen) lor the most :tot the Mason County Young Vicld and Bruce ot Carpenter !unction were recent visitors of 9 Pea. ~ accordlng to announcement to- years to the averoge parity P!epanl lhll,year was dis-! Democrats ClUb, Dallaa !!all, were Sunday visitors of their her parents, Mr. and Mrs. How· CHICIIIIOIIlf tiJtONLY · 1, . -~ ~ day by J. Melvhl Gllbert, cbair- dex for 1951!, 1959, and 1960. You"!: ;:~.;:eeofllnL!! vlce prea!denl, Roy· Rnd. EKln- par0111s, Mr. and Mrs. LineolD lTd Thoma. .._~':'!.~ IDJUl, 'Galliil County Agricultur- wool act requires support ~ caid, Jr., secretary, a ver· Ru•sell. lift. and Mrl. G<erge Warner n.a.1e ol Stabllisatloa and Conserva· mohair within a range of County. !ett Grimm General ConventloJI Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease aild Margie were Sunday after- 1 22 at . lion (OOmml\tee. per cent above or below TenllltlV. plana nil ror 'the chairman. and family t1 Star Route •Jatt- noon visitors of Mr. and Mra. HOUSe P'omOhiii~P The 1861 aupport price for comparable percentage ol day convention to be held ed Sunday with her parents, Ho~ Goodwin and daughter. • mohail has been set .at 75.8 ty at whi£h wool is the Pleaaant Polnt Resort, In 19!6, Britain's King Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warner Mrs. Sheldon Rowen and lamcents 1 poUnd, U . centl, a The 11161 mohair support 18-18-20 wilb act!· George V died. . and Nark. Uy of Athena were Monday visit- IIIIUIUIUIIItiiiiDIUCLIP THIS COUPON U pbund ·more than the present continues support at lht support price. Tho price for minimum level. · pulled wool will canllnue to be supported at a level eompar· able to the Incentive price for BlADE CUTS shorn wool. As in previous years, shorn wool will be equal to 1 percent~ age of each producer's cash returns from nles. The per· contage will be that req~ired lb. to raise the national average received by all producers for PT. PLEASANT ~ Bert 7 INCH CUT-WELL TRIMMED-51~ end 6th RIB~ ahom wool up to !be announced 65 cents a . pound incentive Carty' 89, Hogsett, ~tired price. 1\lohair paymentl wm er, died Monday evMlng ·at hls lb. be determined Ia a almilor maD- home. He bad been 111 falling health the past two yeara. ner. TENDER, JUICY The chairman explained that A life-long relidellt of Mai!IID the support price for wool lor County, be was born at South1966 is filed by I formula In side, July Z8, 1876, I BOD ef the · Food and Agriculture Acl George and Martha Folden Me· _ lb. ot 1965. This legislation amend· Carty. He was a member ed the National Wool Act of the Junior Order of American LEAN, TASTY 111M and extended tht wool Mechanics Council 146, Pt. end mohair payments pro- Pleasant. gram through 1969. . . wll Under tbe new Incentive-price 8urvtvmg ere hlB e, Em-=======~~ rna Hallof McCarty; two soos, • Robert Fostoria, Ohio, and Gleo Mccarty, Pl. Pleasant: _ _ _ lb. five daughters, Mrs. B::~~: j Wood, Troy, Ohio, Mrs. - -- - - - - Putney, PUny, Mrs. Alma Me· Eulered Hospital Clure, Huntington, Mrs. r.enoe- I Persona entering Holzer bos- vieve Sultz, Beaver Dam, pita! during the . past Z4 hours consin, Mrs. Peggy l<inier, Every flneprodltd In your A•P •tore that eatrln the A•P aeal (thlt one II included: Jaeon H. Sheppard, jlumbus Ohio; on~ brother euaranteed to bo better tl1111 or t:hl equal of h fNRouil national brand&~ 862'-' First Ave.; Mrs. Jennie za McCarty, V. Duvall, Rt. 2, Vinton; Mrs. lsister, Mrs. Myrtle Pick oael Try it! A,.... or k dolo'* at 7011 a P'llllf. Cecil E. Lamb!rt, Patriot Star Pleasantville, Ohio: 26 grand(:ULTANA BRAND-S VARIETIES Rt.: John T. Drummond, Rt. 1 · children and 23 great We're proud of that A&P le&IIO it'1 011lr 011 the Auet. Gallipolis; Harry C. Gibbs, cbildren. H•rtlord; Mrs. JWger tJ. Fink, Funeral service Will l!e WHY DO WE HAVE PIIVATE BRANDST Rt. ·1, Letart; Mrs. Ray E. My- Th d · t . ere Rt I Slmde· Mn R Ken: urs •Y a 2 P· m. m 8 ~~:f~~ · · • · ·Mrs. lleale cha pe1 Methodl1~ They'n our llneat v&httl. ton •- ~heline, Pomeroy; . 1 n-1-'- T Sn ad t ·. Wltr the Rev. Don 1 """" ' e ' ron on , If' 1 t· B II 'II be They help us up to our eentury old pledge. , • to provide tht Geor,e L. Lindamood, Rt. Jack· 0 tc a mg. ur a wt lOll: Mrs. John T. Blagg Rus-llhe church cemetery. best food to the moat people for tht leut allloullt tf m011ey, lb. . , ' The body will be sel,I ,Ky.; Andrew H. Wilbur,. 1 th M h Ste . M Sll rome orvens Cap'n John, Breaded Cap'n John Breaded Are AlP private branda a good naaa for lhoppiJii .\&Pf llmd a en, rs. as E. Monho to th 'd 1 roe, Looneyville W. Va.; era me e reso ence 2-lb. $1.09 Thef're one of many I 0 F illoto pkg. Lowen H. Zeigler, Albany; Bur· Hogsett where fr~ends may nett J. Beverly , Ashland, Ky.; after 6 p. m. Wednesday. Lee Gu!sler, Ashtand, Ky.; \Irs. ~rge' C. Rllndoiph, New AI Biggs':Eiee;~d Haven; David Puckett, R ad·l!ff; O.il A. Fannin, Jackson. 1'n1slee Pre!!ident . Bfrtba PT. PLEASANT - G. A. (All A&P HOMOGENIZED Mrs. Ralph E. Games, 9331> Biggs, local merchant, ANN PAGII PURE VEGETABLE Fourth Ave,, daughter, 12 :33 a. chosen president of the n. TueSday; ·Mt-s. David L.l of Trustees ol Pleasant Valley l!ountjoy, Hamden, daughter, Hospital during ~ board t:49 Jl, m. Tuesday; Mrs. Rog- ing MQnday night.. Biggs I er D. Fink, Rt. 1, Letart, son ceods Ralph Crump as presi· A&P NUTLEY 8:24 •· m. ·Tuesday; Mrs. R. dent. 1-lb. BLUE Kenton Sheline Pomeroy, 90n, Other officers named were Ga:t!n pkg. •: 50 .a. m. Tuesday. Joe Neeley, vice president; C. CARTON Cartona ' IJI&tbarged J. Hyer, secretary, and Jack A&P BRAND OUR OWN Merlin Amos, .James R. Fruth, treasurer. aaker, Mrs. Conrad A. Barieill, r F...__o;.;;;,.--===~ .of89 _ _ _ _pkg100 Mrs. Sylvester Bird, FINEST WISCONSIN, AGED CHEDDAR Boring, Joe c. Bradley, A&P SLICED-CRUSHED-CHUNK ANN PAGE da K. Ganler, Larry G. ~~:~i ll lllurice E. Figgins, 111 l -Ib. }erlach, Rllymond R. 4Y2-ot. pkg. George 0. Hodgson, Mark ONE-DAY SERVICE cans Maddox, Cecil Phillips, Mrs. ON REQUEST ANN PAGE ANN PAGE- ELBOW Oval R. Rossiter, John L. lb. Stevens,' Mrs. EdWin L. Stein, SUNNYBROOKOUR FINEST QUALITY pkg. Jr., James A. WestfaU, Thorn•• R, Lewis, David L. Ferrell, Cleaners • Po-r..., Mrs. Charles A. Keever and in· ..., -• !ant daughter. Uoo Our Fru Parkin, a..t NEW YORK (UPD -Keith Mittler, Debr• McCurdy and Mary Anne Feeteau, three of Canada's beat yomtg llkalmt, are Included in the Held tor the World Gold Skate Classic at Bakersfield, Colli., Feb. 11-8. Three world champions Jl"!' vlously IIJIIIOUJICed their plau1 t. enter. Guerrilla Killers The ... at llattte ......,. ohoM Ni~on. ('Utory The 1llora wool --- W. Hinman, 57, was. · ver Present Level f ' Increase 0f Three Cen s • d 0 b ' Ch . • . . ut y · m · rman PO]nte (Oontlnued from ,... !.)... . ' oew prlaoll will dtaw eni~!f ·ees aver a r.adlua rl. 30 mDet. Tbe ether allel being ClODIW. · ered for tbe new ,..ttnllarJ are the 1,750 acre farm of the late Carl D. Seldsler, South of Lucasvme Ill Scioto couaiJ and the Jackaon County Home site at Jackson. Mr. Janis 111$cated the death of. Mr. Schisler recently will ill 10 way llan · bearing on the prepoaed Sclola count)' sl~. GOLD SKATE ENI'JIANTI arrested on live counts of soliciting to commit murder.; Nained as the intended victim : tn four counts was Murray M. Chotiner, an •trorney who : managde the 1952 vice presiden- i t.ia] campaign or Richard M. him a~ sa yin•~ . "society woa!d 0. CRISP, SWf!ET, JUICY Apples~~t~TY- 10 ~~ 39c MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT A&PI JANE PARKER PLAID STAMPS ANGEL FOOD / - TOOl ~· I ~~:E r J 9c Potato Chios J:;.., ·- - l ! �. .. ' . . .. ~ ; ' \ .' . ' . ' .. . .... - ~ . . .,' . ~ - t' ~- .... . ,. .. .... , • '· • 'I .. ,. I • u ., 0 PRJSON u as Lawyer held ~nChargeof Telet,ision Revue Hire Murder ' WS ANGELES IUPI) - An attorney was charged Tuesday \ with attemptin~ fi" limos to arrange murder for hire, i allegedlv in plots to kilt his ex· · wih! a~d a prominent Repub~· 1 can lawyer who won het.i divOrce case. Cht~rles Gill 110¥ill9 ill a rubber ~ throop 1 Florida _ , boot they oro loaded lot Viet Cong. Olficen a~~d - "'- IICIIY dillerent. aoih, they are stude•ts at a trainiolt scllool lor guerrol!a warfare ted by 1M Aay's Ianger Department .. ~res al :::=1. . wild- at Eglitl Air Fcm:e Be~. .Practocal. ••· perieotce -be$ tloet11 the tecbiques aliighhng ?"'nillos on tloeir ... gtoulld ia -nttl·ilwlf!IIKY operotoons sucll as U.S. loiCfiS""' steppiag op ill tho jungles al Viet Na'!'Tkey 1 - to toke IIIII aohaatoge of d.... oad~10wth ,. huating dOWII •ipers, right. /1.1 left, a llarw pterces the black wight siy as !bey leoN te rou•d up small bonds of ga<~rrillas dropped behind llleir liotes. Below left, two •!"deots lig~t .., arrow of gasoline-soakncl branches to guode oigbt f9ot•-honobets to .., __, lolgOt. Altd thef,t"""' to IIIGke •re tloat dead ,_alas .,. really deod, below riglot, and to ~1111<1 ~~~aluoshift wooden CGt~. to h~Jd priso•en. Tht gl'lltliag course lasts 17 dayl dunng whd studenh .,. assured of o grand total of hours sleep. It's compulsory lor aU j111ior grade regular Arrrry offtcers CIIICI is ope1 to aU ather officers oad top 1101-coms. "! didn't believe It," said Chotiner when asked what he thought when told of the alleged plots. llimmm denird : the charges, but officers quoted . ·1 be better off if people like , Chotiner were dt>·act." : Chotiner, who won an interlo- i divorce dt>cree for I Hinman's wife, Marcia, has t bo:.-en prominent in the Califor-1 nia Republican Prlrly for m, e than :lO years. In additioP to his I assori"ation with Nixon, he] land and wus an unsuccessful ' candidate fur C'ongress in 1960. , 8. · . · lncentlvelormulal !bi -J!R!ODI II,IIJ!Pill't , .. ... , Senator .RIDdall · ollilaCbar ' Taylor, Terry Lyn~. of Pomeroy, Mr. with her parents, Mr. I and ~ ,.fl'gflt The While Houae waa designed by Jamea Hliboa, aa Jrfsb • bom arcllllect, wloo wu paid $500 lor the wort. LII'I Briefs (Continued from p;1ge I I CHUCK STEAKS 89c SWISS STEAK i~~~:UTS 59c ~ FROZEN li•• IS GROWING FAST rw •.• ~ ~ It , '' ,,_• ., •- '•' "',, ·; r; .. lb. 59c 69c DINNERS 2 FRIED PERCH Ffr~::'_ SSe Perch 2 ~~~. 99c C d KEEP A Photographic Record GROVER'S STUDIO Dairy Pomeroy, 0 . FREEZER BEEF - I Ready For Storage! French City Premier Brand Beef and U. $, CHOICE Grade Armour Star Beef. SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE APPROXIMATELY 300 LBS. BEEF SIDE lb. 57c COMPLETE RANGE OF CUTS APPROXIMATELY 150 LBS. BEEF HIND _ 22,00UO BEEF FRONT _ Unconditionally To Satisfy Ruth Ann Bailey of Parkersburg and fri011d, COODie Crooke of Columbus vi&ited S u nday with Ruth AIID'I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bailey. Agnes Grueser Is conflnnd to Veterans Memorial hespitai. Mra. Hugh Bearbo attended a meeting of hospital auxfllar!es at Doctor• Hospital Ill Columbus oo Jan. 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Kennan Grueser of Shadot visited with Misses I Kathryn and Aps Grueser 011 I Sunday afternoon. Approximately 40 tbs. lb. 71c RIB STEAKS & ROASTS Approximately 50 lbs. BEEF LOIN - lb. 77c T-BONE & SIRLOIN STEAKS Prices are subject to change by the market and are based on dressed weight. ePRICES INCLUDE STANDARD JOe !b. PROCESSING FEE GALLIPOLIS ICE CO. FROZEN FOOD ~OCKER DIVISION G1llipol is, Ohio Rock Springs Ph. 446-1862 GRAHl' APPROVED WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Urban Renewal Administration. Tueaclay apprevod a $3,· 288,032 grant to Warren, Ohio, for Its 57-acre "South street" renewal program. MARIUAGE APPUCATION Frank Marioo Fugate, et, Pomeroy, retired merchant, and Gay~lle Amelia Wlae, II, ...~..01!"!..,..___~-------------------~- worker, Aid for Aged. Helps yeu start wit~ ' the right fouaclationl Whatever your building , project, 11 you want smooth, strong foundation for it. The way to get It Itt with quick, easy-to-use ready mixed eoncrete. Let us deUver the . CAPITAL ACCOUNT& Common stock-total PI!' value -----····· $ ~,000.00 No. sharea autborized 5,000 . No. lharea ouiatandlng 5,000 Surplus --------··-------------_--- , 175,000,00 Experts agne ... now le the tlmt 1o square up and make a fresh new start. Clean up bills and debts and have evw-flhlng In one CCI!Iftlllent loan. Have leta to pay out and more _fclr younel on pay dayS. Dun't h..itate to call. There Is no ••Daallun. One thrifty budget loan ·• .ue your paymunh. Call .for ca.h 1 .-.1 tal zlo111 111uch be1111 ill '66. Uncllvlded proflla ---·------~--te.toe.l1 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ---~ ¥8GU1 ' ' . . TOTAL LIABILITIES AND ' CAPITAL ACCOUNTB------··•···.·-~-I!!J!&,!71J8 JUIJURANDA Anrage of total dePollll for the 15 caltadlr daya ending w1th eal1 date """ji,j;··-· f8,884,11UI Average of tQtalloanl for the 15 ca1e days ending with call date ··--··-··--· S,Q02,111.10 wans aa lhown In item 7 of "Atilell" m alter dedUctioll ol nluation l'ii8rve1 of $ 28,841.11 · 'i. J. Edward Foetfri VIce t>rw. &' Caahler, of the abov• 1111med bank do 'llerebY dec~e that thlt report of eolldltlon Ia true to the Wit of)IIJt..~P and beUet. . . .J. 5DWARD FOSTER, Vice Pret. & Cuhler concrete mill you want, ready to pour, I right to your site. Call for estimate. GOEGLEIN READY. MIX CO. WY 2-3214 MIDDLEPORT, 0 • . ·~--------------------- We, the ,J;;det;,;;ed , ' ~ec:ton. attell Ute correctn. ~ODOJI.Ii: ~..,REED JR. .El~OB!;IIT Si$LLHASE- JJlSLIE •I!'.' FUL'J'Z STATE oF piuo, c.bJJ:liTV Of li!EII!S ••: \ ,.,. I , • ' I , ,, • . IA'JI• ~·- c:e. ., , . f~5 E. Mlln s'l , Jan. 1001• I Pub& · ... Potatoes "0 3 Mayonnaise 3 !~~ 69c 4 69c c $1 00 12-or.39c Thin Mints i::· 55c Macaroni I 1 39c PLAY THE FABULOUS BONUS BINGfJ f?i?iiz l At A&P! Clip These Slips To Help YOU WIN! fl•tza 8LIP WIN l'llOGRAM fiG i : I I I j lo~~aac I I I -···· 0 I l!io s1000 CASH PICK UP YOUR FREE BONUS BINGO BOOK i AT YOUR FRIENDLY A&P STORE NOWI I ! Also - A FREE BONUS BINGO PRIZE SLIP I I WILL BE GIVEN TO YOU ON EACH VISIT TO I .......J THE STORE. START PLAYING NOWI LOUISIANA-CURED ·.Dry Onions ....... Eight O'Clock Coffee ~!- 69c Margarine Pineapple Juice _ 3 ~!~~ s1 .oo Tea Bags I RUSSET BAKING ~~-10c YELLOW GLOBI : .·.·oM~. D1recton JO~l!INE ..i'. 'RUSSiUJ., Nolarf C U. S. NO. 1 SIZI A Yam Sweets 11'Y SYo'orh to an4-iubserlbed· before me lhla 12th day of I • ary, 1966. 1 .~ -·-- •• of tbfo report o'f eondltl~b anil de~lare that It lias lleeb examined by ua and to' tlie best of our tnowledp and lltUef Ia true and correCt. ·• ., · doz. .SQUARED AWAY?. TOTAL LIABILITIES ·----·--·------···· ,5,838,48&.17 Society Notes Guaranteed _ WANT TO GET lb. 51c RIB STEAKS & ROASTS, CHUCK & SHOULDER GRADE A MEDIUM - 1~~:.· 37c dexo Shortening Tomato Ketchup Sharp Cheese- "'· 69c Pineapple FRESH EGGS 45 T-BONE, SIRLOIN & ROUND STEAKS APPROX!MA TEL Y 150 LBS. 1 69c Robinson's 8,1101,'/BUS 36,6811.'10 885,842.10 lb.64lc Good and Thrifty Groceries! Foods FRESH MILK r COMPLETELY PROaSSED AND BLAST FROZEN BEEF RIB p '" Rib Steaks ·· lb. 99c Short Ribs · · lb. 39c Beef Stew · · · · lb. 79c Beef Shank · · lb. 39c ~) 1 rn c BEEF RIB ROAST GROUND CHUCK ENGLISH ROAST ••• SOME ARE ONLY JUST AS GOOD : r:-. "Super- Right" Meats! All brands ·.···bearing the AaP seal are not better than national brands HQspitaJ News I : 2nd St. /.hiekft !....-,.. ·= Crow's Steak NOW YOU KNOW I • I .. Bert McCarty Of Hogsett Dies Monday !.' .._iii·· I PANAMA CITY (UP!) Love Allotey of Ghana wUI meet JustlDo Aguilar ol Panama Ill 16-round bout here on Jan. ZL 12 assisted in 1946 campaign of former Sen. William F Know~ I Planni"ng for ~ues 11e1na tormutlted; ..... Char!-' llyN a - .Danj SanU1111t. Po~y-Mlddleport, o., zaa. 1e, 1;,, ! Michael J. Audia, prealdent tl 't'oHpen daughter returned from Hol;er ' . S M , West VkalBia YOUN Demo. ~!~~~ ~ ~ If" ora,of Mrs. Harley l!l. lohnlob1and lau)lly. .tate . eetmg lll"lll Clubl tad ~ Jaullli, t'-..! N ...... ..... .... ...... .. amnnnnmmlllllllllllllllnmrnmnnnmmnnmm Clarksburg• • • quolla .:JUCiety otes Sayre. . of tbe meeting. All!ll ,.._ Mia ~y Wyatt, • ltudellt Or WLJIIIDAY _. TIIUIIDAY Is Underw · ay· · were Holllll' s. Stnlth, MaiOII Natloowldo -lleauty Academy at County Deolocrat Olalrrnan, Mr. lllil Mr1. Guy llusseU, Columbus, spent the week end nn1lffaolC tho 1861 marketlna year repre- by the ratio of the average State Yoong Democratligerllelt, O.U Rayburn, Tro)l Kathy and Tad of Albany and Mr; ll!d Mra. Frank Sarver, aents an Increase of three cents ty Index !Index of prices ConveRtloa te be held tniHuffJilaft, Valley Toney, officers_ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glllosly, Johnhy and Eddie, of Mingo a pound over the preaenl level. Iannen) lor the most :tot the Mason County Young Vicld and Bruce ot Carpenter !unction were recent visitors of 9 Pea. ~ accordlng to announcement to- years to the averoge parity P!epanl lhll,year was dis-! Democrats ClUb, Dallaa !!all, were Sunday visitors of their her parents, Mr. and Mrs. How· CHICIIIIOIIlf tiJtONLY · 1, . -~ ~ day by J. Melvhl Gllbert, cbair- dex for 1951!, 1959, and 1960. You"!: ;:~.;:eeofllnL!! vlce prea!denl, Roy· Rnd. EKln- par0111s, Mr. and Mrs. LineolD lTd Thoma. .._~':'!.~ IDJUl, 'Galliil County Agricultur- wool act requires support ~ caid, Jr., secretary, a ver· Ru•sell. lift. and Mrl. G<erge Warner n.a.1e ol Stabllisatloa and Conserva· mohair within a range of County. !ett Grimm General ConventloJI Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease aild Margie were Sunday after- 1 22 at . lion (OOmml\tee. per cent above or below TenllltlV. plana nil ror 'the chairman. and family t1 Star Route •Jatt- noon visitors of Mr. and Mra. HOUSe P'omOhiii~P The 1861 aupport price for comparable percentage ol day convention to be held ed Sunday with her parents, Ho~ Goodwin and daughter. • mohail has been set .at 75.8 ty at whi£h wool is the Pleaaant Polnt Resort, In 19!6, Britain's King Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warner Mrs. Sheldon Rowen and lamcents 1 poUnd, U . centl, a The 11161 mohair support 18-18-20 wilb act!· George V died. . and Nark. Uy of Athena were Monday visit- IIIIUIUIUIIItiiiiDIUCLIP THIS COUPON U pbund ·more than the present continues support at lht support price. Tho price for minimum level. · pulled wool will canllnue to be supported at a level eompar· able to the Incentive price for BlADE CUTS shorn wool. As in previous years, shorn wool will be equal to 1 percent~ age of each producer's cash returns from nles. The per· contage will be that req~ired lb. to raise the national average received by all producers for PT. PLEASANT ~ Bert 7 INCH CUT-WELL TRIMMED-51~ end 6th RIB~ ahom wool up to !be announced 65 cents a . pound incentive Carty' 89, Hogsett, ~tired price. 1\lohair paymentl wm er, died Monday evMlng ·at hls lb. be determined Ia a almilor maD- home. He bad been 111 falling health the past two yeara. ner. TENDER, JUICY The chairman explained that A life-long relidellt of Mai!IID the support price for wool lor County, be was born at South1966 is filed by I formula In side, July Z8, 1876, I BOD ef the · Food and Agriculture Acl George and Martha Folden Me· _ lb. ot 1965. This legislation amend· Carty. He was a member ed the National Wool Act of the Junior Order of American LEAN, TASTY 111M and extended tht wool Mechanics Council 146, Pt. end mohair payments pro- Pleasant. gram through 1969. . . wll Under tbe new Incentive-price 8urvtvmg ere hlB e, Em-=======~~ rna Hallof McCarty; two soos, • Robert Fostoria, Ohio, and Gleo Mccarty, Pl. Pleasant: _ _ _ lb. five daughters, Mrs. B::~~: j Wood, Troy, Ohio, Mrs. - -- - - - - Putney, PUny, Mrs. Alma Me· Eulered Hospital Clure, Huntington, Mrs. r.enoe- I Persona entering Holzer bos- vieve Sultz, Beaver Dam, pita! during the . past Z4 hours consin, Mrs. Peggy l<inier, Every flneprodltd In your A•P •tore that eatrln the A•P aeal (thlt one II included: Jaeon H. Sheppard, jlumbus Ohio; on~ brother euaranteed to bo better tl1111 or t:hl equal of h fNRouil national brand&~ 862'-' First Ave.; Mrs. Jennie za McCarty, V. Duvall, Rt. 2, Vinton; Mrs. lsister, Mrs. Myrtle Pick oael Try it! A,.... or k dolo'* at 7011 a P'llllf. Cecil E. Lamb!rt, Patriot Star Pleasantville, Ohio: 26 grand(:ULTANA BRAND-S VARIETIES Rt.: John T. Drummond, Rt. 1 · children and 23 great We're proud of that A&P le&IIO it'1 011lr 011 the Auet. Gallipolis; Harry C. Gibbs, cbildren. H•rtlord; Mrs. JWger tJ. Fink, Funeral service Will l!e WHY DO WE HAVE PIIVATE BRANDST Rt. ·1, Letart; Mrs. Ray E. My- Th d · t . ere Rt I Slmde· Mn R Ken: urs •Y a 2 P· m. m 8 ~~:f~~ · · • · ·Mrs. lleale cha pe1 Methodl1~ They'n our llneat v&httl. ton •- ~heline, Pomeroy; . 1 n-1-'- T Sn ad t ·. Wltr the Rev. Don 1 """" ' e ' ron on , If' 1 t· B II 'II be They help us up to our eentury old pledge. , • to provide tht Geor,e L. Lindamood, Rt. Jack· 0 tc a mg. ur a wt lOll: Mrs. John T. Blagg Rus-llhe church cemetery. best food to the moat people for tht leut allloullt tf m011ey, lb. . , ' The body will be sel,I ,Ky.; Andrew H. Wilbur,. 1 th M h Ste . M Sll rome orvens Cap'n John, Breaded Cap'n John Breaded Are AlP private branda a good naaa for lhoppiJii .\&Pf llmd a en, rs. as E. Monho to th 'd 1 roe, Looneyville W. Va.; era me e reso ence 2-lb. $1.09 Thef're one of many I 0 F illoto pkg. Lowen H. Zeigler, Albany; Bur· Hogsett where fr~ends may nett J. Beverly , Ashland, Ky.; after 6 p. m. Wednesday. Lee Gu!sler, Ashtand, Ky.; \Irs. ~rge' C. Rllndoiph, New AI Biggs':Eiee;~d Haven; David Puckett, R ad·l!ff; O.il A. Fannin, Jackson. 1'n1slee Pre!!ident . Bfrtba PT. PLEASANT - G. A. (All A&P HOMOGENIZED Mrs. Ralph E. Games, 9331> Biggs, local merchant, ANN PAGII PURE VEGETABLE Fourth Ave,, daughter, 12 :33 a. chosen president of the n. TueSday; ·Mt-s. David L.l of Trustees ol Pleasant Valley l!ountjoy, Hamden, daughter, Hospital during ~ board t:49 Jl, m. Tuesday; Mrs. Rog- ing MQnday night.. Biggs I er D. Fink, Rt. 1, Letart, son ceods Ralph Crump as presi· A&P NUTLEY 8:24 •· m. ·Tuesday; Mrs. R. dent. 1-lb. BLUE Kenton Sheline Pomeroy, 90n, Other officers named were Ga:t!n pkg. •: 50 .a. m. Tuesday. Joe Neeley, vice president; C. CARTON Cartona ' IJI&tbarged J. Hyer, secretary, and Jack A&P BRAND OUR OWN Merlin Amos, .James R. Fruth, treasurer. aaker, Mrs. Conrad A. Barieill, r F...__o;.;;;,.--===~ .of89 _ _ _ _pkg100 Mrs. Sylvester Bird, FINEST WISCONSIN, AGED CHEDDAR Boring, Joe c. Bradley, A&P SLICED-CRUSHED-CHUNK ANN PAGE da K. Ganler, Larry G. ~~:~i ll lllurice E. Figgins, 111 l -Ib. }erlach, Rllymond R. 4Y2-ot. pkg. George 0. Hodgson, Mark ONE-DAY SERVICE cans Maddox, Cecil Phillips, Mrs. ON REQUEST ANN PAGE ANN PAGE- ELBOW Oval R. Rossiter, John L. lb. Stevens,' Mrs. EdWin L. Stein, SUNNYBROOKOUR FINEST QUALITY pkg. Jr., James A. WestfaU, Thorn•• R, Lewis, David L. Ferrell, Cleaners • Po-r..., Mrs. Charles A. Keever and in· ..., -• !ant daughter. Uoo Our Fru Parkin, a..t NEW YORK (UPD -Keith Mittler, Debr• McCurdy and Mary Anne Feeteau, three of Canada's beat yomtg llkalmt, are Included in the Held tor the World Gold Skate Classic at Bakersfield, Colli., Feb. 11-8. Three world champions Jl"!' vlously IIJIIIOUJICed their plau1 t. enter. Guerrilla Killers The ... at llattte ......,. ohoM Ni~on. ('Utory The 1llora wool --- W. Hinman, 57, was. · ver Present Level f ' Increase 0f Three Cen s • d 0 b ' Ch . • . . ut y · m · rman PO]nte (Oontlnued from ,... !.)... . ' oew prlaoll will dtaw eni~!f ·ees aver a r.adlua rl. 30 mDet. Tbe ether allel being ClODIW. · ered for tbe new ,..ttnllarJ are the 1,750 acre farm of the late Carl D. Seldsler, South of Lucasvme Ill Scioto couaiJ and the Jackaon County Home site at Jackson. Mr. Janis 111$cated the death of. Mr. Schisler recently will ill 10 way llan · bearing on the prepoaed Sclola count)' sl~. GOLD SKATE ENI'JIANTI arrested on live counts of soliciting to commit murder.; Nained as the intended victim : tn four counts was Murray M. Chotiner, an •trorney who : managde the 1952 vice presiden- i t.ia] campaign or Richard M. him a~ sa yin•~ . "society woa!d 0. CRISP, SWf!ET, JUICY Apples~~t~TY- 10 ~~ 39c MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT A&PI JANE PARKER PLAID STAMPS ANGEL FOOD / - TOOl ~· I ~~:E r J 9c Potato Chios J:;.., ·- - l ! �( ' 1 t:~ •. Sentillel ,Poi!WQJ·141ddleport. o. J111. lt, 1Q61 ' ' Three Civil Actions Filed r~~~~~~~~~~~ ,_. I!· ••.nlilc ft. · . . . . .~--1-ow1-••$JJM. .s :U$ $hill •··'l· !NGil .~~~. 2 p.ln:e_ low .;..;.....:...,.;;___ low·•• 1q~,. ~t· 3 ROOMS - - - - low •• 4.25 "'"' CEIUNG tiLE low 11 12c ft. INSQI.Ablf~ · low as 4V..c *" · New Furniture ONLY · . ... ~ , : · •led MM8rl1l1 lnd Fnel)ellv•rv . aS) I , . , ' AINT . gal. 3.60 · ~~~~·~·, , ntlc Pipe & Pl•.•tlcl'lumbing '299 pO.GD Down - lllo . . "' ~IWMiontTonno ' H :;G & ZUSPAN MASON : ;:1 , , 713:-5554 ' .' MATERIALS CO•. MASON, w~· VA.. 1 . WHAn" 'IH& I'RO&£M 1DII'IV, LWI>IJI.£ 7 . GASOLINE ALLEY · . i ·Jan. e MIDDLEPORT 20-21-22 BONANZA STORE ONLY SBO REG. 63c ALKA-SELTZER REG. 89• IRONING BOARD ER'S PAD and COYJR Allli4" 1 Low Discount Prico Flta Boardl Teflon Coated Cover e25 Count 48!. DISCOUNT STORE . BRAND NAME SALE- LADIES' FALL AND WINTER~ SALE Valuts To $3.99 DRESS SALE GIRLS FALL Values To $6.95 Now In Progress LADIES' SNOW BOOTS Middleport, 0. THE BEST DEALS ANYWHERE era 11 s .88 VAWES TO $8.95 VALUES TO $5.95 e Values To $6.95 e Broke a Sizeo e Black and Brow a e Asst. Fabrl~ eAut. ~abr. ' s :oo .~ .00: "~·· SEE THESE ..• 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN Classic 8 cylinder. Automatic TraD!. Radio and Heater. One local owner. Like new. low Discount Prices 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN 8 cylinder Convt. R&H. Standard Trans. Red and White. Nice car. See it! 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON CORDUROY e Mostly Dark 1 e Smart Styles e Asst. Fabrics . e Zip Out Uning e Water Repellent DRESSES S.t These 1nd M•ny More At e Values to $10.95 LADIES t Family Size f With FluorlstaD sac REG. 98c SOAP FILLED •Eo. 79c FIRST QUALITY eso to Ba1 NYLO.N HOSE e Sizes 8.,. to 11 e Removes Greaao e Clean Tireo conoN BRAS .• REG. $1.59 136x6 VYNOCEL WINDOW SWEATERS SHADES MILLINERY •Eo. 7'~.r' ,i BAG Dll < sPOt$• f30 or lol~e ' eMesh f Size 32A to 388 t Stitched cup e PlAin ePtaln Cup tAsst ColOn f~st. Sl.O. . · ! ABBII! AND SLATS --~. ,, ..... ·~ 1"(11 '· By SCHULZ • White, Green, Taa .36x6 Size REG. 39c YARD FANCY and STRIP& By BRANNER OUTING f36" Wide f Asst. Colon 33:. Y2PRICE FALL DR~SES - • • • • • REG. 98c LADIES PADDED '· VALUES TO $4.98 LADIES • Values to $9,95 MENS WINTER ANDl. FALL JACIETS PADS METROPOLITAN MOTORS 11o a . STOCK LADIES DISCOUNT PRICE 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Full power. Clean and nice. Another one local owner Rambler. 4 Dr. Sedan. Goad tires. Beautiful frost white. Clean Inside and out. Nice car. TOOTHPASTI OUR COMPLETE • Fancy and PlaiD f Valuea To U .99 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 1959 RAMBLER CLASSIC SLEEPERS $3.00 ONE LOT CHILDREN LOW R&H. Continental kit. All g001d tires. Like new !Do aide and out. REG. 89c VALUI COLGATE . e Aaat. Style• e Broken Si:rea Mons All Weather COATS REG; $2.00 INFANTS . e Asst. ColOn' 47:. eNo Full Bolts esave ... Now WINTER COATS 6 cylinder. 4 Dr. Classic. Auto. Trans. One local owner. Runs tine. 1960 RAMBLER AMERICAN II ' es~zea VALUES TO $16.95 LADIES 8 cyl. Convt. Gold with white top, One local owner. Nice and clean, 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN REG. 98c LITTLI! ORPHAN ANNII .88 ALL PRICES IN EFFECT UN11 ( ITEMS SOLD ••• HURRY IN I 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 8 cylinder 4 Dr. American. Standard Trans. R&H. One owner. Another one like new. s ea II pr ePlalnaand ~~~;""""'t eJr.- Jllssy'":; Half Sizes , ' METROPOLITAN MOTORS e Smart Style.~ e Smart Stylea e Broken Sizes s DRESSES - -• - $7.00 • REG. 29c ASST. BUGS BUNNY COSMETICS e One Bill Table e Valuea to 29e •Aut. Group 7 .,... ,, . •, ~'!., r f ' '~ "· ' ,. �( ' 1 t:~ •. Sentillel ,Poi!WQJ·141ddleport. o. J111. lt, 1Q61 ' ' Three Civil Actions Filed r~~~~~~~~~~~ ,_. I!· ••.nlilc ft. · . . . . .~--1-ow1-••$JJM. .s :U$ $hill •··'l· !NGil .~~~. 2 p.ln:e_ low .;..;.....:...,.;;___ low·•• 1q~,. ~t· 3 ROOMS - - - - low •• 4.25 "'"' CEIUNG tiLE low 11 12c ft. INSQI.Ablf~ · low as 4V..c *" · New Furniture ONLY · . ... ~ , : · •led MM8rl1l1 lnd Fnel)ellv•rv . aS) I , . , ' AINT . gal. 3.60 · ~~~~·~·, , ntlc Pipe & Pl•.•tlcl'lumbing '299 pO.GD Down - lllo . . "' ~IWMiontTonno ' H :;G & ZUSPAN MASON : ;:1 , , 713:-5554 ' .' MATERIALS CO•. MASON, w~· VA.. 1 . WHAn" 'IH& I'RO&£M 1DII'IV, LWI>IJI.£ 7 . GASOLINE ALLEY · . i ·Jan. e MIDDLEPORT 20-21-22 BONANZA STORE ONLY SBO REG. 63c ALKA-SELTZER REG. 89• IRONING BOARD ER'S PAD and COYJR Allli4" 1 Low Discount Prico Flta Boardl Teflon Coated Cover e25 Count 48!. DISCOUNT STORE . BRAND NAME SALE- LADIES' FALL AND WINTER~ SALE Valuts To $3.99 DRESS SALE GIRLS FALL Values To $6.95 Now In Progress LADIES' SNOW BOOTS Middleport, 0. THE BEST DEALS ANYWHERE era 11 s .88 VAWES TO $8.95 VALUES TO $5.95 e Values To $6.95 e Broke a Sizeo e Black and Brow a e Asst. Fabrl~ eAut. ~abr. ' s :oo .~ .00: "~·· SEE THESE ..• 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN Classic 8 cylinder. Automatic TraD!. Radio and Heater. One local owner. Like new. low Discount Prices 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN 8 cylinder Convt. R&H. Standard Trans. Red and White. Nice car. See it! 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON CORDUROY e Mostly Dark 1 e Smart Styles e Asst. Fabrics . e Zip Out Uning e Water Repellent DRESSES S.t These 1nd M•ny More At e Values to $10.95 LADIES t Family Size f With FluorlstaD sac REG. 98c SOAP FILLED •Eo. 79c FIRST QUALITY eso to Ba1 NYLO.N HOSE e Sizes 8.,. to 11 e Removes Greaao e Clean Tireo conoN BRAS .• REG. $1.59 136x6 VYNOCEL WINDOW SWEATERS SHADES MILLINERY •Eo. 7'~.r' ,i BAG Dll < sPOt$• f30 or lol~e ' eMesh f Size 32A to 388 t Stitched cup e PlAin ePtaln Cup tAsst ColOn f~st. Sl.O. . · ! ABBII! AND SLATS --~. ,, ..... ·~ 1"(11 '· By SCHULZ • White, Green, Taa .36x6 Size REG. 39c YARD FANCY and STRIP& By BRANNER OUTING f36" Wide f Asst. Colon 33:. Y2PRICE FALL DR~SES - • • • • • REG. 98c LADIES PADDED '· VALUES TO $4.98 LADIES • Values to $9,95 MENS WINTER ANDl. FALL JACIETS PADS METROPOLITAN MOTORS 11o a . STOCK LADIES DISCOUNT PRICE 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Full power. Clean and nice. Another one local owner Rambler. 4 Dr. Sedan. Goad tires. Beautiful frost white. Clean Inside and out. Nice car. TOOTHPASTI OUR COMPLETE • Fancy and PlaiD f Valuea To U .99 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 1959 RAMBLER CLASSIC SLEEPERS $3.00 ONE LOT CHILDREN LOW R&H. Continental kit. All g001d tires. Like new !Do aide and out. REG. 89c VALUI COLGATE . e Aaat. Style• e Broken Si:rea Mons All Weather COATS REG; $2.00 INFANTS . e Asst. ColOn' 47:. eNo Full Bolts esave ... Now WINTER COATS 6 cylinder. 4 Dr. Classic. Auto. Trans. One local owner. Runs tine. 1960 RAMBLER AMERICAN II ' es~zea VALUES TO $16.95 LADIES 8 cyl. Convt. Gold with white top, One local owner. Nice and clean, 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN REG. 98c LITTLI! ORPHAN ANNII .88 ALL PRICES IN EFFECT UN11 ( ITEMS SOLD ••• HURRY IN I 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 8 cylinder 4 Dr. American. Standard Trans. R&H. One owner. Another one like new. s ea II pr ePlalnaand ~~~;""""'t eJr.- Jllssy'":; Half Sizes , ' METROPOLITAN MOTORS e Smart Style.~ e Smart Stylea e Broken Sizes s DRESSES - -• - $7.00 • REG. 29c ASST. BUGS BUNNY COSMETICS e One Bill Table e Valuea to 29e •Aut. Group 7 .,... ,, . •, ~'!., r f ' '~ "· ' ,. �' . • II • "'r U~-Dant l!entinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ------ o., 1an. 19, 111ee Chester PTA Names Committees For County Council Meeting Feb. 3 The Cbe t PTA t M . th • . de. .AEP 'Off"ICI"a} Notes B)ackout Sa£eguards . Comml'ffees Ior New .,, erm Nom ed by Pomeroy Theodorus Council (;of A =~;~a~·~~. was/ ~uestto'n t!."::~ame~orbylbetbe C:: ~'",, ...;~d Mr":_~tmortees Dlue•~~ Pt ' Hauck, and Glenora Swatzel. Unquenl; and Caddie Wlckhall1 PT. PLEASANT- Represen- Corporation In New York. Re- we bell... Is *'-any out ol taUveo of the American Elec-IJating Appalachian's story the on the AEP SysdriNckJ aSndhiWinnona C<Jokbeerand•. , 0 C H II Pie t Ar tern. De Siflllo aald " ~ ·v- , am.,. oo. I'Ouu•• Ia 118 ar • 'I . s or me on· ,ers were g1ven .to e father .. . a .' . as~ ea . ,,;!if · 9Jor ·When Tbeodorus Council, were Carrie M$hirl, ' Mabel aervlce conimlltot!. d~y evenmg m regular sesston :wlth the most children In grade Irk. Power System and Appala- Manager tn the Huntlll(!ton Dl- IJel!l~~ traced the planofng, Daughters of Am$'1c~ met Bearbo and N(ttle ,ijlyes, kit- · ~ w•th President Carl Kautz pre- school, the old<!st and the clllu Power Company TUeaday vision of Appalachian. 4esign an~ englneerillg that Moni!ay evening at the IOOF chen· Carrie NeutzUqg· Marlo · Mrs. Wakely compllment<id sidi1J8. The newly formed Boy ,)'OIIngest father with schoolf . lias g;,.e Jnto tlie building of hall. · '· Hau~k tn4 LUHO Hau~k dlnlng the .Councll oo tbe drapill8 <II Scout Troop No. 23S sponsor- 'childten, and the lather with night told •lfOIIP of communi- Empbasl~ was the point the Integrated AEP System 111- Dean Damitz, councllor,op- room· Edna Relbeland'Winona the charter and urged all memed by the Chester PTA . present- :the most children. ty aDd buoineao leadel'll •I a tbat 11 fs •mposstble to gnacan- eluding Appalachillll conttas~ ened the meeting In titualistlc Cook' flag bearei'l• ' Marlo bers to forgive 'any past dUfe,... e<' tbe American flag and led i Mr Roger Buckley presented dlnnf ~~~ about electric ~~at ~ve~ lndivl:ual AE~ lng it with the pow~r .systems l<>nn. Edith Wakely, · district Hauck Lottls C~n and Glen- ences and to WO!k together fn the pledge to 11. I" vocal solo tn4 Mr. Carl Kautz serv ce re ity and how the 8 ppa ac tan cus m~ w lb the "blackout" area. "Such depitty ol Marietta, , and PJiyl- ora S~atze~ wayo and DJeallll; harmony. Sbe BISO dlsc!tssed the Minutes by Mrs. Reid Young, played a JOWS harp solo. AEP System, of WhiCh Appal- never h.ave an Interruption. an occurence nn !be AEP Sy!l- lis and Kirt Rowan of Forest Edna Reibel, Della Stahl and rally to be ~ld Morell 31 Ia semtnry, and the tr•.,urer's A humorous orticle entitled achlon II 1 part, 1• not "There are too many vari- tern Is lnCOIIcelvable, short of Rose Council were. luests. Mar- Ethel Smith, orpbaps and Pomeroy and named comtnlt· r<porl by ~trs. Robert Ril<'hie ,"What is a Man?" was read by subJect to a cham reaction po~. i a nuclear holocaust," he said. gacet Seldeoabel was reported home; Margaret Seldenabel, tees Including, Cora lleegle, w~;~rt.> approved. Mr. Laindstammer. Mr. r. 0 . er outage such as occurred m abies over which we have no ill in Veterans Memorial Hos-- Norma Chapman and Cora Bee- Carrie Meinhart and ·carrie A report was read fro m Mrs. ,McCoy read an article entitled oortheast United Stales and control -: lightning, Ice, snow, pflal! Lydia Stewart home from gle, miscellaneous:• Nootzllng, dinner and hiH; Lo~ Gordon Ridenour, m•mbership "Johnny was Absent Because," southe~ Canadalut November. antomobiles knocking down TO DANCE FRIDAY hospttal, and Et(a Dessauer hn· , . tie Vohen, reglotrllllon; Della chairman, sta ting that the mem-'stressing the importance of re- Speaking for the AEP Sys- poles, wind storms and scores The Jays will emcee an al- proving. . Carrie Neutzllng, Winona Cook. Stahl and Nettle Hafel• hos~ hmhip is 1511. The president ,ligious schooling. tern •t.the meeting waa Co~ad of other things that happen :•··rter-garne dance .Friday night at The charter was draped Ill tnd ~argaret Seidenabel, mem- ess01; Carrie Neulzhng, aon1 expressed th<lnks to all who Mr James Roush scoutmas· P'. DeSieno, head of the Reg1on- ory day. However, the w1de- the Waha.!na H1gh Gym from memory of Marguerite Dural .bersh•p; Elizabeth .Call)pbell, lheeta, and Nor•11 Chapman helped with the Dec. 2t) after-, ter of the seven ~ys In t h al. Planning SecUon In the Am- apread cascadl111 ol Oljlllges. ov-19:30 P:m. to midnight. Tbe pub-l•and Bertha McKenzie. Gueabi follow~; Nettle Hayet; M~bel tn4 Glenora Swatzel, tald"' fl noon Chnstmas program for the , new scout lrroop and eight boyo erjcen Elactrle Power Service er thousands of sqUII1'8 miles., lic Ia mvlted. lor tbe dtapiog were Mro. Tbpm· Wolfe. Ethel Smith, al'arie pauwlll'd. .'< children. in a cub scout pack 1 t.~tressed ' - ·-~~----Plans v1ere made te enter- the Vlllue of Boy Scout training. lain the County Council ol The scoots gave their creed, • ~n#IJ II.,, 'IJII ,. Chester February 3. The W8)'1 motto, and oath, and Mr. Roush /;J lUI /fj FF • i;j &ll#f ~ fill • and meens committee was ap. . read the soout law. pointed to serve refreshments; He stat<'d that Boy Scout • Mrs. James Rousb waa nam- training makes better boy1 who ed chairman of the reception will grow Into better men. Tht committee, Mr1. Hobart New- Iprogram was closed wltb prayell, the tablo committee, aod er by Mr. Earl Dean. Mrs. Alice Naese, entertajn- ! The regular February meet· ment. ing will feature a white tlelkl<n eou.at wa1 woa by the : phant auction with Mr. I. 0 . McCoy aa auctioneer. All mern1lx th grade, .. , ., bers. aro urged to participate. A Fa tiler • Night program Servmg committee for Fehntu. ltd by Mr. Norman M.,_ ary will bt Mro, Twlla Strau• Cant and Mr. Robert U.d- baugb, chairm'RJt, and Mn. Or· atammer. Each father present ville Browa, Mra. Carl Weese, Introduced himself, told the Mro. Paul Orr, Mrs. VIrgil aumber ol chlldreo he hal, and Roush, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr. "ad • Joko. Joha Lambert & Mr. Jim BraaPrlllt Ill "Sttiar Daddy" suck- IIDD. _ _ _ _ _ ! ....:____.:.....:::.._ r· PREMI I QUALITY BEEF • • • • • plus • • • • • TOP VALUE ST PS ,......., ........... ) 1 ' \ •I .. Officers, Elders, Deacons, Named By Church of Christ Congregation Olureh IIIII Bible School o!flnrs ol lbo Middleport Olurch Abbott, Tbomoo Bowell, Waltof Christ wre elected at the er Bunce, Raymond Cole, Wenannual congregational meet.- dell Gerlach, Arthur Hess, Jr., 1 SURdav tvenlnl 111 !be Kenneth McElhinny. Homer 118 burch. 1 R1ce, Wdhur Theobald, Frank.. 1 Chorcll tlftcera elected wert lianilt·-~ P et ~... Mlltol Hooda. ~• shell Wllbur Th<1ouold, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur SkiRR«, choir Elected deacons Wert Caah director; Mro. Chester Erwm, Bahr, William Bartley, Jot organist; Carol Scott 11d Bet· Bishop, WUlard Boyer, Ira sy Cunningham, uststant or- Butc.her, ~o Childs, Chester ganists. ErwlD, William Grueser, Mar. Elders elected wero Horacef •in Kelly, Tom Kelly, Harold ~- -Lohse, Robert McElhinny, George Meinhart, Denver Rice, Robert Reibel, Kenneth Scites, L. R. Wlley, Norman ~'AI Yeauger, Herma.a Klllcald and ' , ,(', 0. E. McKmley. Homer Jones lllld Floyd Boyer wero tlecled .JAN. tt deacons emeritus. ~ 'he Middleport Literary Club Kenneth McElhinny was ap. ll 1 meet Wednesday afternoon, pointed superintendent of the ian. 19 at the home of Mr 1 . Bible Slhool. Other offlrers are Oona ld Mills. The program will Thomas Bowen, his a11slstant; be given by Mrs. Everett Hayes Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley, and ro_ll call re~po~se will be a secretarfes; Floyd Boyer, 8,.. 1 quotatiOn concer~mg beauty. sistant secretary; Francet Bosworth C:ounc1l No. 46 Hoy· Roush, librarian , Tom K e 11 y, , al and Select Mesons, stat•d song leader ; Joy Boggs, ChrisiSS<!mbly Wednesday at 7:30 p. tine Ballr, Debbie Grueser and m. All officers and companions Candace Ba/" ;-. pianists. •Jrged . by Thorn•• C. Edwards, Mrs. William Bradford waa Illustrious master, to attend. retained ao superintendent of Class 12, Heath Methodist the primary department with Church, to meet Wednesd:l, .. Mrs. Georgia Wehrung 41 asJan. 19 at the church, lmmedi- slstant. Mrs. Edgar Allenswortll ately followmg the Week of was named cradle roll au Prayer service at the 01urch inlendent. per. of Christ. Mr~. Emerson Jones, Teachers for the I· program chalr.man; hoste-sses, lected are Doroth} ~~~~ : Mrs. Perry M1tcb, Mro. Law- •;nners I· Thelma B •· ginners ~ ' oyer, ""' renee M1'Ih o~n, Mrs. 0 rID Sm1th 2; Fr.ance~ Triplett, and Mrs. Carl Mallox. primary 1. Mary Lou Bo The Winding Trail Gardea cradle roll; Wilbur Tbeo~' club will meet at tbe Olllo Pow- junior boys; Mrs. L. R. Wiley: er offiCe, Wl!dnesday, at 7.31J junior girls: Tom Kelly, junior p.m. w1th Mrs. Charlo• Lew•• hl•h· M tb Child and Mrs. Robert Lewis as hoo~ .::..' darD 1 h I, Loyal ~ .. an aug tors ; WendeD esses. G 1 er ach, graduated elass; Hor-J IA, Ill Abbo Rock Springs Better Health ace tt. young adults; Tom club will meft Thursday, at I I Bowen, homebuilders; Dick p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lew- Wiley, loyal bereanJ; A llct is Grueser with Mrs Fred Robson, loyal paJs; Mn. RoGoegleln I~ charge of. the pro- bert Reibel, loyal women and gram 111d Mrs. William Grue- Homer R1ce, loyal meo. iier, the contest. The One Won On~ class of the 1be Almanae Pomeroy Flr<t B:Jplist church By United Pres• lnternatloaal will meet 1t tht church Thurs- Today " Wl!dnesday, Jl!ll. 19, day January 20, ln•tead 'of Jan- the 19th day of 11161! witb 348 to uary 27, as echeduled. M r &. follow. George Skinner and Mrs. Vic- The rnoo11 i1 between last for Youog will be hostess~! and quarter and_new phase. Mrs. Ellen Couch in charge of (No mor~lDg star) devotioM. The evenms stan are Jupt# Tbe Twilight Garden club ler, Venus, Saturn and Mara. will meet Thursday, at 7:30 p. Tho,. born tmlay art under m. at the hoo.e of Mrs. Gerald !be sign of Capncorn. AmeriWildermuth, Mu lberry Av~. can Poet Ediar Allan Poe wa1 Tbe Willing Workers close of born on lllls day In 1809. the Enterprise EUB chorcll will Oa tb!A day In history : meet Thursday ot 7:31J p.m. at 11 1807, Robert E. Lee wa1 he home of Mrs. Myrtle Long. born In Stratford, Va. His Magnolia Temple Pythia• Sis-' bll'thday is • legal holiday in ters will meet Thursday t 7·30 aoma southern llatel. p.m., at tho DAV hall. ;,fie~ In 1861, Georgia oeceded ·u be JDStalled · Union..,. WI end all offlcero from In the Gen 1 1938 and •mber8 d to be , um..,.. o1 era orese~~ are urge !Franco's Nationalist air ferce · bombed Barcelona tn4 Val.,.. IERVICE WEU. ATTENDED cia in Spain klll!IJ8 700 clvllian1 . tn4 woundl1J8 hundtedl more. The Tueiday evemng Wtek In lll55, !be firot prelldontial af Prayer servtce Will well 1t- news conference to bl covered tended with the host pastor, fby moving picture to4 televltbe Hev. Don Hl<ks of the oloo cameras wu held by ,• Church ol Christ, giving the Dwight 0. Eisenhower .·: Jneasage, "Lord, Search Me." ' fbe cbo~. presented a '?""'ial A. thought for tho day. number To Thee I Cr1ed 0 British author Oscar Wilde: t,1J.prd." Wedneaday eveni1J8 the "As long ao war io regarded u will wiclled, It wUI alwayo hive lbi .,llh. lioward Ruppel! . lwinB tba aermliil AM tbe Pres- fascination . When it Is looked ' )lterian choir will present spe-1 upon as vulgar, It will ceaoe 1o . jdll Jlllllie. bt ~- .. "'o· Oft / rn#IJ.. '· · ERAY like Swiss Steak •••••••,.. 69c ,- .... . . _...... Ground Chuck • • • .... 69c Jeef Liver • • • • • • • • ... 49c I ' m BEEF To maU Kroaer ToatloraJ' Brucl Beef, Krapr ..... u.i. Cooa moat Ia._wtl ... - ':;"'i,l;!,.--~a.....~- ..... ~ ,, ,... - ..,._ - aatural ......... .--., WftliiN HOUIII, IWo llae ' - ' . . _ ~ t;ad-., ....... T•tl-.., Psr•tl lletl lo I tl• , , , Jaior , • • Wl o1 . . . · · . f'ellllmq, Brand ""'""" F.... BONELESS -SIIoodYttrlloo K...,... Brond , . _ Cornish Hens .....••- 59c .,,, ilhf. Tho Kneer Ct., lN BOILING BEEF Spotlight Bean I ·t C.OFFEE Nothing to burl Enter ofttnl WIHJK_..Bool_,_tlllo rich, lilly rooot ... tflo ...... fomlly'; ...... . , . ... I dloioo ... fl . . '*' PIECE CHICKEN 29c lb. Cut From The Chuck Looo O(Uollly ""'· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fat removed btfon1 your ,..... to wolghod.,.; prioool. Cftl • DrvmoHcb THIGHS lb. e lb. 3lb. bag sl.7.i Swift Semi Boneles1 Fully Cooked lb. bag (Half lb. 85c) Whole lb. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SOCIAL VNDAR Kroger f'enderag Bostor& Detergent ROLL ROAST RINSO ...., .... -APPLESAUCE ................ .... ...... liN,.._ ..... ,, ............ ---·---· ... __ ,..""'_ ...... lb. PIES ---··__ . -...,. .. - ........... .,....._,._ ··-·=·· .. ...... .......-_ ...... ....... JUICES ........... . ...... -EGGS IBREAD...... ~... ltl'fiiWf .... 301 u.. _ _ , 'lltto - . . . . hal lllul,. to I • I ., , _.. 'Apple, Cherry, Peach, & Cocoanut King1lze bolt ••••••••••••••••• --~~~~-""" "'"' 111 ... . . _ . . _ .,.,.. QraJH{ruJt, Blended & Orange ... ,., . . lodootr .. &. ••• tilly ........... Lis. ltlllllr ................ Center in Travel to any Top Value America and spend "1 • A _, · Pinto Beana _______________ lO ':..• $1 b# 11 S.IW.Uk Nortbem Tiuue ------·-----·- 3:.:, $1 Plastic Kitchen Ware .. ·· ..... ·"""- ·· each 9c etttrr HIRI'I ALL YOU DO: ju1t olip the blank above and depo11t at any Kroger Store. Additional blank• 1t our 1tores. and at other merchant• . giving Top Value Stamps. Enter ofteo ..... &iYt JOUnelf more tfwtcto lo winl Cottage (lieestL~......... % ~ 39e " Comet Cleanser "'I· 1111 10c Blaeuifl •!":'!': -. -- 6 :.: 39e BaJ• Aspirin, Save 27c · .. · ··· ..... · IOO's 62c for till 1ift1 of your clllie1. l'it:k p11r 1/ty/ Pick fDII' f/lt6l Qn ~~-::~~-!~-------~ T :_• $1 Qelllllne (}olden CroWft IDAHO POTATOES J., ,.,.,,.. , Dll*II ,.,..H...,.,._,. . ., II...,., ClllftiJ... 'U (1111 lit I. ••1 .U. MW ,.. '-INt. , . , nn-- - - -- •• Viner Ripe TOES ... ICE CREA '' Yellow 5 lb. ball ••••••• Temple Oranges ::7...... 49c Fresh Strawberries .... ..., 39c SHEfFIELD DINNER\VARE ~ SALE·.ENDS JAN. ~'22 •. ''i, I ·.~ Your dollar's worth more when you shop at the stors th~jgJ,j ·ttip ·Vsllf:St111Dpl ' .' ·~ ~I ' f; I ! ~ P:crlk Stamp1 .WUI& Ptu'l fl/ A., C,~plftir .. -·· : · .' . _, .. · ~.· '\, , _,-. ) .,,_ I _.. .•:-f.,.' ' ·' " ~ . . I '0 . '· l.'f/ •. I '- I ·, .,· rn:/~. ' ·-c , . ~ ;.,..,f "- ::.';·•• · ..... " ' ' ' ... ~ ·~, ,, ,, •' 'I I ' ' �' . • II • "'r U~-Dant l!entinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ------ o., 1an. 19, 111ee Chester PTA Names Committees For County Council Meeting Feb. 3 The Cbe t PTA t M . th • . de. .AEP 'Off"ICI"a} Notes B)ackout Sa£eguards . Comml'ffees Ior New .,, erm Nom ed by Pomeroy Theodorus Council (;of A =~;~a~·~~. was/ ~uestto'n t!."::~ame~orbylbetbe C:: ~'",, ...;~d Mr":_~tmortees Dlue•~~ Pt ' Hauck, and Glenora Swatzel. Unquenl; and Caddie Wlckhall1 PT. PLEASANT- Represen- Corporation In New York. Re- we bell... Is *'-any out ol taUveo of the American Elec-IJating Appalachian's story the on the AEP SysdriNckJ aSndhiWinnona C<Jokbeerand•. , 0 C H II Pie t Ar tern. De Siflllo aald " ~ ·v- , am.,. oo. I'Ouu•• Ia 118 ar • 'I . s or me on· ,ers were g1ven .to e father .. . a .' . as~ ea . ,,;!if · 9Jor ·When Tbeodorus Council, were Carrie M$hirl, ' Mabel aervlce conimlltot!. d~y evenmg m regular sesston :wlth the most children In grade Irk. Power System and Appala- Manager tn the Huntlll(!ton Dl- IJel!l~~ traced the planofng, Daughters of Am$'1c~ met Bearbo and N(ttle ,ijlyes, kit- · ~ w•th President Carl Kautz pre- school, the old<!st and the clllu Power Company TUeaday vision of Appalachian. 4esign an~ englneerillg that Moni!ay evening at the IOOF chen· Carrie NeutzUqg· Marlo · Mrs. Wakely compllment<id sidi1J8. The newly formed Boy ,)'OIIngest father with schoolf . lias g;,.e Jnto tlie building of hall. · '· Hau~k tn4 LUHO Hau~k dlnlng the .Councll oo tbe drapill8 <II Scout Troop No. 23S sponsor- 'childten, and the lather with night told •lfOIIP of communi- Empbasl~ was the point the Integrated AEP System 111- Dean Damitz, councllor,op- room· Edna Relbeland'Winona the charter and urged all memed by the Chester PTA . present- :the most children. ty aDd buoineao leadel'll •I a tbat 11 fs •mposstble to gnacan- eluding Appalachillll conttas~ ened the meeting In titualistlc Cook' flag bearei'l• ' Marlo bers to forgive 'any past dUfe,... e<' tbe American flag and led i Mr Roger Buckley presented dlnnf ~~~ about electric ~~at ~ve~ lndivl:ual AE~ lng it with the pow~r .systems l<>nn. Edith Wakely, · district Hauck Lottls C~n and Glen- ences and to WO!k together fn the pledge to 11. I" vocal solo tn4 Mr. Carl Kautz serv ce re ity and how the 8 ppa ac tan cus m~ w lb the "blackout" area. "Such depitty ol Marietta, , and PJiyl- ora S~atze~ wayo and DJeallll; harmony. Sbe BISO dlsc!tssed the Minutes by Mrs. Reid Young, played a JOWS harp solo. AEP System, of WhiCh Appal- never h.ave an Interruption. an occurence nn !be AEP Sy!l- lis and Kirt Rowan of Forest Edna Reibel, Della Stahl and rally to be ~ld Morell 31 Ia semtnry, and the tr•.,urer's A humorous orticle entitled achlon II 1 part, 1• not "There are too many vari- tern Is lnCOIIcelvable, short of Rose Council were. luests. Mar- Ethel Smith, orpbaps and Pomeroy and named comtnlt· r<porl by ~trs. Robert Ril<'hie ,"What is a Man?" was read by subJect to a cham reaction po~. i a nuclear holocaust," he said. gacet Seldeoabel was reported home; Margaret Seldenabel, tees Including, Cora lleegle, w~;~rt.> approved. Mr. Laindstammer. Mr. r. 0 . er outage such as occurred m abies over which we have no ill in Veterans Memorial Hos-- Norma Chapman and Cora Bee- Carrie Meinhart and ·carrie A report was read fro m Mrs. ,McCoy read an article entitled oortheast United Stales and control -: lightning, Ice, snow, pflal! Lydia Stewart home from gle, miscellaneous:• Nootzllng, dinner and hiH; Lo~ Gordon Ridenour, m•mbership "Johnny was Absent Because," southe~ Canadalut November. antomobiles knocking down TO DANCE FRIDAY hospttal, and Et(a Dessauer hn· , . tie Vohen, reglotrllllon; Della chairman, sta ting that the mem-'stressing the importance of re- Speaking for the AEP Sys- poles, wind storms and scores The Jays will emcee an al- proving. . Carrie Neutzllng, Winona Cook. Stahl and Nettle Hafel• hos~ hmhip is 1511. The president ,ligious schooling. tern •t.the meeting waa Co~ad of other things that happen :•··rter-garne dance .Friday night at The charter was draped Ill tnd ~argaret Seidenabel, mem- ess01; Carrie Neulzhng, aon1 expressed th<lnks to all who Mr James Roush scoutmas· P'. DeSieno, head of the Reg1on- ory day. However, the w1de- the Waha.!na H1gh Gym from memory of Marguerite Dural .bersh•p; Elizabeth .Call)pbell, lheeta, and Nor•11 Chapman helped with the Dec. 2t) after-, ter of the seven ~ys In t h al. Planning SecUon In the Am- apread cascadl111 ol Oljlllges. ov-19:30 P:m. to midnight. Tbe pub-l•and Bertha McKenzie. Gueabi follow~; Nettle Hayet; M~bel tn4 Glenora Swatzel, tald"' fl noon Chnstmas program for the , new scout lrroop and eight boyo erjcen Elactrle Power Service er thousands of sqUII1'8 miles., lic Ia mvlted. lor tbe dtapiog were Mro. Tbpm· Wolfe. Ethel Smith, al'arie pauwlll'd. .'< children. in a cub scout pack 1 t.~tressed ' - ·-~~----Plans v1ere made te enter- the Vlllue of Boy Scout training. lain the County Council ol The scoots gave their creed, • ~n#IJ II.,, 'IJII ,. Chester February 3. The W8)'1 motto, and oath, and Mr. Roush /;J lUI /fj FF • i;j &ll#f ~ fill • and meens committee was ap. . read the soout law. pointed to serve refreshments; He stat<'d that Boy Scout • Mrs. James Rousb waa nam- training makes better boy1 who ed chairman of the reception will grow Into better men. Tht committee, Mr1. Hobart New- Iprogram was closed wltb prayell, the tablo committee, aod er by Mr. Earl Dean. Mrs. Alice Naese, entertajn- ! The regular February meet· ment. ing will feature a white tlelkl<n eou.at wa1 woa by the : phant auction with Mr. I. 0 . McCoy aa auctioneer. All mern1lx th grade, .. , ., bers. aro urged to participate. A Fa tiler • Night program Servmg committee for Fehntu. ltd by Mr. Norman M.,_ ary will bt Mro, Twlla Strau• Cant and Mr. Robert U.d- baugb, chairm'RJt, and Mn. Or· atammer. Each father present ville Browa, Mra. Carl Weese, Introduced himself, told the Mro. Paul Orr, Mrs. VIrgil aumber ol chlldreo he hal, and Roush, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr. "ad • Joko. Joha Lambert & Mr. Jim BraaPrlllt Ill "Sttiar Daddy" suck- IIDD. _ _ _ _ _ ! ....:____.:.....:::.._ r· PREMI I QUALITY BEEF • • • • • plus • • • • • TOP VALUE ST PS ,......., ........... ) 1 ' \ •I .. Officers, Elders, Deacons, Named By Church of Christ Congregation Olureh IIIII Bible School o!flnrs ol lbo Middleport Olurch Abbott, Tbomoo Bowell, Waltof Christ wre elected at the er Bunce, Raymond Cole, Wenannual congregational meet.- dell Gerlach, Arthur Hess, Jr., 1 SURdav tvenlnl 111 !be Kenneth McElhinny. Homer 118 burch. 1 R1ce, Wdhur Theobald, Frank.. 1 Chorcll tlftcera elected wert lianilt·-~ P et ~... Mlltol Hooda. ~• shell Wllbur Th<1ouold, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur SkiRR«, choir Elected deacons Wert Caah director; Mro. Chester Erwm, Bahr, William Bartley, Jot organist; Carol Scott 11d Bet· Bishop, WUlard Boyer, Ira sy Cunningham, uststant or- Butc.her, ~o Childs, Chester ganists. ErwlD, William Grueser, Mar. Elders elected wero Horacef •in Kelly, Tom Kelly, Harold ~- -Lohse, Robert McElhinny, George Meinhart, Denver Rice, Robert Reibel, Kenneth Scites, L. R. Wlley, Norman ~'AI Yeauger, Herma.a Klllcald and ' , ,(', 0. E. McKmley. Homer Jones lllld Floyd Boyer wero tlecled .JAN. tt deacons emeritus. ~ 'he Middleport Literary Club Kenneth McElhinny was ap. ll 1 meet Wednesday afternoon, pointed superintendent of the ian. 19 at the home of Mr 1 . Bible Slhool. Other offlrers are Oona ld Mills. The program will Thomas Bowen, his a11slstant; be given by Mrs. Everett Hayes Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley, and ro_ll call re~po~se will be a secretarfes; Floyd Boyer, 8,.. 1 quotatiOn concer~mg beauty. sistant secretary; Francet Bosworth C:ounc1l No. 46 Hoy· Roush, librarian , Tom K e 11 y, , al and Select Mesons, stat•d song leader ; Joy Boggs, ChrisiSS<!mbly Wednesday at 7:30 p. tine Ballr, Debbie Grueser and m. All officers and companions Candace Ba/" ;-. pianists. •Jrged . by Thorn•• C. Edwards, Mrs. William Bradford waa Illustrious master, to attend. retained ao superintendent of Class 12, Heath Methodist the primary department with Church, to meet Wednesd:l, .. Mrs. Georgia Wehrung 41 asJan. 19 at the church, lmmedi- slstant. Mrs. Edgar Allenswortll ately followmg the Week of was named cradle roll au Prayer service at the 01urch inlendent. per. of Christ. Mr~. Emerson Jones, Teachers for the I· program chalr.man; hoste-sses, lected are Doroth} ~~~~ : Mrs. Perry M1tcb, Mro. Law- •;nners I· Thelma B •· ginners ~ ' oyer, ""' renee M1'Ih o~n, Mrs. 0 rID Sm1th 2; Fr.ance~ Triplett, and Mrs. Carl Mallox. primary 1. Mary Lou Bo The Winding Trail Gardea cradle roll; Wilbur Tbeo~' club will meet at tbe Olllo Pow- junior boys; Mrs. L. R. Wiley: er offiCe, Wl!dnesday, at 7.31J junior girls: Tom Kelly, junior p.m. w1th Mrs. Charlo• Lew•• hl•h· M tb Child and Mrs. Robert Lewis as hoo~ .::..' darD 1 h I, Loyal ~ .. an aug tors ; WendeD esses. G 1 er ach, graduated elass; Hor-J IA, Ill Abbo Rock Springs Better Health ace tt. young adults; Tom club will meft Thursday, at I I Bowen, homebuilders; Dick p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lew- Wiley, loyal bereanJ; A llct is Grueser with Mrs Fred Robson, loyal paJs; Mn. RoGoegleln I~ charge of. the pro- bert Reibel, loyal women and gram 111d Mrs. William Grue- Homer R1ce, loyal meo. iier, the contest. The One Won On~ class of the 1be Almanae Pomeroy Flr<t B:Jplist church By United Pres• lnternatloaal will meet 1t tht church Thurs- Today " Wl!dnesday, Jl!ll. 19, day January 20, ln•tead 'of Jan- the 19th day of 11161! witb 348 to uary 27, as echeduled. M r &. follow. George Skinner and Mrs. Vic- The rnoo11 i1 between last for Youog will be hostess~! and quarter and_new phase. Mrs. Ellen Couch in charge of (No mor~lDg star) devotioM. The evenms stan are Jupt# Tbe Twilight Garden club ler, Venus, Saturn and Mara. will meet Thursday, at 7:30 p. Tho,. born tmlay art under m. at the hoo.e of Mrs. Gerald !be sign of Capncorn. AmeriWildermuth, Mu lberry Av~. can Poet Ediar Allan Poe wa1 Tbe Willing Workers close of born on lllls day In 1809. the Enterprise EUB chorcll will Oa tb!A day In history : meet Thursday ot 7:31J p.m. at 11 1807, Robert E. Lee wa1 he home of Mrs. Myrtle Long. born In Stratford, Va. His Magnolia Temple Pythia• Sis-' bll'thday is • legal holiday in ters will meet Thursday t 7·30 aoma southern llatel. p.m., at tho DAV hall. ;,fie~ In 1861, Georgia oeceded ·u be JDStalled · Union..,. WI end all offlcero from In the Gen 1 1938 and •mber8 d to be , um..,.. o1 era orese~~ are urge !Franco's Nationalist air ferce · bombed Barcelona tn4 Val.,.. IERVICE WEU. ATTENDED cia in Spain klll!IJ8 700 clvllian1 . tn4 woundl1J8 hundtedl more. The Tueiday evemng Wtek In lll55, !be firot prelldontial af Prayer servtce Will well 1t- news conference to bl covered tended with the host pastor, fby moving picture to4 televltbe Hev. Don Hl<ks of the oloo cameras wu held by ,• Church ol Christ, giving the Dwight 0. Eisenhower .·: Jneasage, "Lord, Search Me." ' fbe cbo~. presented a '?""'ial A. thought for tho day. number To Thee I Cr1ed 0 British author Oscar Wilde: t,1J.prd." Wedneaday eveni1J8 the "As long ao war io regarded u will wiclled, It wUI alwayo hive lbi .,llh. lioward Ruppel! . lwinB tba aermliil AM tbe Pres- fascination . When it Is looked ' )lterian choir will present spe-1 upon as vulgar, It will ceaoe 1o . jdll Jlllllie. bt ~- .. "'o· Oft / rn#IJ.. '· · ERAY like Swiss Steak •••••••,.. 69c ,- .... . . _...... Ground Chuck • • • .... 69c Jeef Liver • • • • • • • • ... 49c I ' m BEEF To maU Kroaer ToatloraJ' Brucl Beef, Krapr ..... u.i. Cooa moat Ia._wtl ... - ':;"'i,l;!,.--~a.....~- ..... ~ ,, ,... - ..,._ - aatural ......... .--., WftliiN HOUIII, IWo llae ' - ' . . _ ~ t;ad-., ....... T•tl-.., Psr•tl lletl lo I tl• , , , Jaior , • • Wl o1 . . . · · . f'ellllmq, Brand ""'""" F.... BONELESS -SIIoodYttrlloo K...,... Brond , . _ Cornish Hens .....••- 59c .,,, ilhf. Tho Kneer Ct., lN BOILING BEEF Spotlight Bean I ·t C.OFFEE Nothing to burl Enter ofttnl WIHJK_..Bool_,_tlllo rich, lilly rooot ... tflo ...... fomlly'; ...... . , . ... I dloioo ... fl . . '*' PIECE CHICKEN 29c lb. Cut From The Chuck Looo O(Uollly ""'· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fat removed btfon1 your ,..... to wolghod.,.; prioool. Cftl • DrvmoHcb THIGHS lb. e lb. 3lb. bag sl.7.i Swift Semi Boneles1 Fully Cooked lb. bag (Half lb. 85c) Whole lb. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SOCIAL VNDAR Kroger f'enderag Bostor& Detergent ROLL ROAST RINSO ...., .... -APPLESAUCE ................ .... ...... liN,.._ ..... ,, ............ ---·---· ... __ ,..""'_ ...... lb. PIES ---··__ . -...,. .. - ........... .,....._,._ ··-·=·· .. ...... .......-_ ...... ....... JUICES ........... . ...... -EGGS IBREAD...... ~... ltl'fiiWf .... 301 u.. _ _ , 'lltto - . . . . hal lllul,. to I • I ., , _.. 'Apple, Cherry, Peach, & Cocoanut King1lze bolt ••••••••••••••••• --~~~~-""" "'"' 111 ... . . _ . . _ .,.,.. QraJH{ruJt, Blended & Orange ... ,., . . lodootr .. &. ••• tilly ........... Lis. ltlllllr ................ Center in Travel to any Top Value America and spend "1 • A _, · Pinto Beana _______________ lO ':..• $1 b# 11 S.IW.Uk Nortbem Tiuue ------·-----·- 3:.:, $1 Plastic Kitchen Ware .. ·· ..... ·"""- ·· each 9c etttrr HIRI'I ALL YOU DO: ju1t olip the blank above and depo11t at any Kroger Store. Additional blank• 1t our 1tores. and at other merchant• . giving Top Value Stamps. Enter ofteo ..... &iYt JOUnelf more tfwtcto lo winl Cottage (lieestL~......... % ~ 39e " Comet Cleanser "'I· 1111 10c Blaeuifl •!":'!': -. -- 6 :.: 39e BaJ• Aspirin, Save 27c · .. · ··· ..... · IOO's 62c for till 1ift1 of your clllie1. l'it:k p11r 1/ty/ Pick fDII' f/lt6l Qn ~~-::~~-!~-------~ T :_• $1 Qelllllne (}olden CroWft IDAHO POTATOES J., ,.,.,,.. , Dll*II ,.,..H...,.,._,. . ., II...,., ClllftiJ... 'U (1111 lit I. ••1 .U. MW ,.. '-INt. , . , nn-- - - -- •• Viner Ripe TOES ... ICE CREA '' Yellow 5 lb. ball ••••••• Temple Oranges ::7...... 49c Fresh Strawberries .... ..., 39c SHEfFIELD DINNER\VARE ~ SALE·.ENDS JAN. ~'22 •. ''i, I ·.~ Your dollar's worth more when you shop at the stors th~jgJ,j ·ttip ·Vsllf:St111Dpl ' .' ·~ ~I ' f; I ! ~ P:crlk Stamp1 .WUI& Ptu'l fl/ A., C,~plftir .. -·· : · .' . _, .. · ~.· '\, , _,-. ) .,,_ I _.. .•:-f.,.' ' ·' " ~ . . I '0 . '· l.'f/ •. I '- I ·, .,· rn:/~. ' ·-c , . ~ ;.,..,f "- ::.';·•• · ..... " ' ' ' ... ~ ·~, ,, ,, •' 'I I ' ' �~ •·• t •· . "11 • .,. ... "' .~ ......... I . I :,, 'Classified Ads Your Modern Community B~U,elin Board 11-Dally Sentinel, Pom~y-Mlddlepofl, 0., Jan. 19, 1988 DEADLINES 1 P. M. DIY eefere ,.ubllutl•n Mondl¥ DHIIIIne t:IO A. M. CANCILUOfiONI CDlliCTIONI Will bt ICctl»ttd vnlll t:H A. M. Fo r 01¥ •' ,.ut:IIICitlln !StGNS .Pomerov CIP Motor Co. OUAliTY 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door RATES For W1nt Ad Str'WICI 4 cen 1 per word o"• lnM rllell Ml ni,um cn.re- 60 centl ~ 1 cents p•r word tor Tlul• Clll· ucutlve lnfertlOIII 10 per c;ent Dltcount 011 p1ld 1dl 1 nd ldt p1ld wlthlll \0 dlyt;· CARD OF THANKS & OIITUAliEI .1 .1': for SO mlnltnum. l•cl'l 1ddillonll word 1 c. Or:FICE tiOURI l :30 A. M. to 5:00 1' , M. 0111'1' IIIUfdl¥ t:U A. M. to U :ll " "11 IT 'S SO EASY TD PLACE A flliiSUL T PRODUCINO WANT $1369 ~99 Pomeroy Motor Co. .,...ret 11 12 tlc Ohio. Deluxe vinyl interior, green ftniah, good tires, heater. Plenty of economy and priced to go. 1963 CoNair Monu · $1399 Locally owned car, 4-speed box, 110 e~ine, lots of extras, black finish , red bucket seats. Radto. New tires. 1960 Rambler St1tion W1gon Low mileage, good tires, in A·I cqndl!lon. BusiMII Services OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Tbe Fabrt< Shop. Pomero> Sal~ IN . MASON . 1115 STEREG . Authorized Singer and I Rad,lo equipped, lovely walnut Se<"lce. J 211 tic \ changer. Twin speaker sys· finish 4 ~peed intermixed I \U CONDlTlONlNG Befrtger changer. Tliin speaker s y ,_ ,uon oervt... .lark's Refrl! tern. Tbis is "in very nice eratton, New llaven, Phone 4 condition. Pay balance due _TU :1-!153'1 I tfc $89:29 or $6 per month. Try lJGHT hauling, coal and call ot on your home. Call WY 2- Ue. Phone WY 2_7786 and WY I 1655. __t 18 ~e :l-7281i. l2-tB-30IC ~VroMATIC ZIG ZAG Sewing macb!De, Makes blind bems mooograms, buttonEveryday Specials holt!': sews oQ buttons, darns , I' · at patches, etc., all without M.lrlo's Style Post attachments. Pay $5 per Haircuts .. . $1 .25 Bachner's Super Market Ground Beef ~~~~~ound . Bologna By Tho Piece lb • . 69.. I WASIJJif<YrON (lfPJ)..;Jamea G. Patlan fa tyiDg up !00111 end& i~r • ye~' is president o1 the N•tlGaal Farmers Union, a post he-will rtllrlqUish In ~cb. He held a news '"' to .._ gal. . ( Ollie IIWir - Queell City dowD 13, 4:48 L m.; Polly R. do"Q If, 1:50 a. m.; St. ~:1 up 17, 4:31 ·p.. m.; Jeff~ up 17, t:41 p. lh·.: L. wadf .Qilld· efl .dowo 17, I a. Jll.: Onward able up 18, 8:16 p. m.; Bob down 17, 1:40 a. m.; Reii- 1123c LaddBente~!_1do8, 2 23c .; ~·:John month or pay balance due , $1 .50 To'llet T";ssueCBormanod ' +rok U:zol,·$· demo. Call Y ' P I• ......., wn :.. a.m.: Shompoo & .set $3 .50 Na~--• do- 20 ,• 20 rn -.o 1 18 6tc """"' •• , .: a. .; For Rent r ..... t ___ _ Permanents $7.50 up Cbarlea Sfevenaoil up 20, 8 a. Fo 56 PHONE WY 2·21 . . ' FOR SALE: ¥., toR pickup We Sell and Service m 1 Chotio do ~I HS TWO remodeled apartments. 4 FOUR ROOM furniShed aparlf· .' trucks 1946 and. i9S5. Seo at Wogs and Wiglets e ow opcorn lb. rene wn ' : rooms and bath, 5 rooms and ment. WY 2-3til8. II IS t e Charl~s Lyons Ga.,.ge, Ma- l I, m.; PhiUp Sporn down ll, · Notice R . ~--~-r M11rie's Style Post 4:50 11. m.: Jeffboat down 22, C":c=:-:: bath Bill Cozart, aeme. FOR SALE oon, W.Va. 113 t c a• 124 Ph. WY 2-5771 81 18~ TCI' 'II h 9 3 • . tt ue ·~ .: ... a. m.: Frt'ebtrger up 22• SHOOTING MAC ' CWIIbt r I I tc_ PUBLfC- SALE-Syracuse. Ohio eanu er Plato - - ,·.r 1:30 a. m.; J. s. Lewis down held at the oon u wu"' .th b th r GOOD DUMP bed and hoist, . ed 'II !f G 25 R an Noon till dark. Shol- 4 ROOM House wt a , ur. complete. See Ivan Carman. The understgn . WI . o. e r _ _ _ _1 ~nup . 9~ p.m.; aven~ J · 23 · c nished. Call WY l-3338. bePh: WY 2-6865. 1 19 61c for sale at ptobhc ouclwn, at[ltARL GRUESER, Plumntn~l wo&! up Greenup 12:05 1. m.: 1 19 41 __gulls._______ tween 8:30a.m. and9.3D P·[ - ; .. · , thelateresodento!BALLARDI nd hertlng Minersvolle Mamalear down Greenup 1:211 REVIVAL will be held Sundoy, m. I 18 6tc ITS .terrtftc the way were HURSEL JUSTICE,, deceas- ~hio. End y~ur aewer troub Real Estate For Slle a. m.; Southern down Greenup January 23. at 730 p. m. at ~ .~- -._ . ;;ellong Blue 1.ustre for clean- ed, in Salem Township, Melg5, les. We hav. all sizes sewer . ,. ,. 1:30 a. m.; Edeana Boswortb 1 Lewrt Falls United BrethreniTRAILER RSPACE tn Rutland mg rugs and upholstery. Rent County, Ohio, about three maehines Reasonable rate• 1 • HOUSE FOI! >ALl n-.:Nf:R up Greenup 3:20 a. m.; East.Church with Rev. Ja mes on Main St. Contact Leroy electric shampooer $1. Pom- miles northeast of Wilkesville] Call WY 2-2'JT 4, day or mght. l Modem. ltoncb Slyle Beauttlul I'd like to be the sort of friend ern down Greenup 3:511 a, m.: Morrison, Pastor. There Denney or call SH 2-5361. eroy Cement Block Co., Porn- 1 Ohio, on saturday, the 22nd 9 l5 tfc ] loc.c~uun oo top ot s~ii!l hill that you have been to me Western up Greenup 4:30 a.m.; be guest speakers. liB 6tp eroy, Ohio. 1 17 6tc ] day of January, 1966, the Per· - tacon g State H1~hway <.<•rage un , l'k to be th h 1 ' Steel Ranger down Greenup 5· 1 1 dy welcome. There will be ROOM house on Main Sl, HANNAH-;g husband Hector sonat Property of said de- HEATING, PLUMBING Rural ll<>Uie 1 With go•od road 10 maon d ~ e e p that :45 I. m.; Elisha Woods up Mel· songfest preceding the · Rutland, furnished or unfuro- hates hard work sa he cleans j ceased, consisting in part of: Doxoll:lottle Gas. Arnold Bro· [ mghwaY il'uUI t>edrt~··ms. llvt~g. you;: been always llad to dahl 6(55 p. m.; L. Fleore up 1 al at 2 p. rn. All is:hed. Contact Lel'OY Denney the rugs with Blue Lustre. , Electric Stove_, Cabinet. Table thers. 618 E. Main Street 1 ~~~ 111 !ia!am~!; . :. 1l::~~t :a:d I'd like mean as much to Meldabl 8:35 p. m.; Harry Dyinvited. or call SH 2·5361. Renl electric shampooer $1. ond four chairs, 2 Cabinets, Pomeroy. t 22 tic ohop Three bal hs, ,., 'Tile tUe ou each minute of the da er down Meldabl 9:40 p. Ill.: 6tp ' l Baker Furniture, Middleport, Table, Lawn Mower, Bal~r - and walt to walt carpet 00 • Y ' h nt friend Y 1 Sally Polk up Meldabl 10:40 p. 1 18 'TNiJ:V'!.;;:;;iSiled:!iie<ifO< 1 17 6tc ~I wme, .. · Te IeVISIO .. n Set ' P'ano .. o m.; p ~gy Downey up. Meldahl 0. I- ' floon About two-thirds or nS you ' toave meaI ' th N Davenport and 2 chairs, Cor- I EXPERIENCED bouse. ts paneled ip maboKany mme, me a ong e way. 11:55 m. 2 bedroom 8 1 aparlment.· WY 2·3874. WHY worry over sluggish . fee Table, Coal Stove . Mirror, ! land walnut. Air conditioned. , , I tl trc I septic lank Get Klean-Em ·] Card table, 2 chairs, Clothes I t..arpatio and double carport I d lfke to do the big tlnn~s Gllllpolll Dem - Mark M. Furniture end house h0 td 11 TRAiLER-_ - .. All Septic Tank Cleaner, I , •· and the spl did •• 1••• for down 4 r.o p m Walter B k 1 On lot 200' x 390' May bt llfiC!'.D eoods. we will buy com- II LOT, Rutland, fiye Landmark Farm Bureau,; Press, Bed, Cedar Chest, Ta"'J en wawp • : · .; ec • plett estates or small lots. miles rrom Pomeroy. Phone 12-1G-30tc ble, Chair, Dresser, Iron Bed, by appointment only I you, jord. down 10:30 p. m.; Buck· SH 2-5613. 12 23 60tc - Po~roy . Wood Bed, Chest of Drawers, PRICE REDUCED l' To brush the flray from out eye Slate up 6:ti a. m. Call... d k Cedar Clolhes Press, Rocker , -m the lar!Jest truck or Write: •"' The Dally Seotlae your skies and leave them laaa-"- River - "-·-·e 4 ROOMS bath and garage, 91.8 ' Another First at Lan mar l',. v Box • H Pomeroy 0 I bJ w... KNOTTS USE D Case Hay Baler, 2 x ll4nt. bulldozer ra Ialor to the "t _ · ' ' ~ Y ue. Bruce down M•-et 12·. , Locust Sl., rear. Call Marton [• NEWI. -LuFURNITURE an d Plow Tractor Tire and Whee 1 I """ If est heater core. · FOR SALE 7 room house in td Joke to say the ld-• '"' oI r ... J d.., Restaurant WY 2--9918 ' ' I thl lh I 10 011 he ID.; ~Y ane cas own AUCTION ! · McCullough Power Saw, \Val· , Middleport Bath and utility · h~~~d at ve Wlnfleld 9:10p. m.; ,!!<!aver up 1 · 7 tfc • f'yr•ZOft 446-~17 1 --~--~. __ . _ I GASOUNE er Pump. Oil Stove. Electric I room. WY 2-5146. t 18 6tp • Winfield 12:511 a.m.; H. E. 11 - 2nd. ~~;Q()fu:--;;=~;.''P:;;: THRE~; and four room ru rmsh-, wilh Fence Charger, Grinder and WY 2-2143 Pomeroy And feel that I could arouse Bowloo down Wiofleld 1,15 1 _ Homemad.e Pizza, medentsa.ndWYun,fu54r3n4os.hed 12a6patrrtc-~ Motor, Barb Wire, Scythe, I II',,LI.,'/' LJ., . your .sool the way thai mlae m.: Semel down Wlafleld 4 a. Fence Stretcher and miscel....... ll'llo, ~ t.lffli you ve ollrred. 50c, 75c, and $1.00 mes. De· _ __ _ AUCI10NEER m. luxe Pizza, $1.50 Jack's Dai- 4 ROOM turnished apartment ] Janeous tools, Electric Brood· ry Bar, Middleport 12 a Uc for rent. Phone WY 2-2776. AI· er Stove, 7 ft. Mower, CultiCemplelt Service POMEROY - Ranch sty I e I'd like to give you back tbe - - . - - ter 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574.. MULTI-STAGE ADDniVE valor for H. Far mall, WashCrill Hradford home <l hedroomsl , modern [ joy that you have given me, 1 WILL not be responsoble for Rowiey and Reed Hardware. u ...., ......., YOU lng Machine, Wagon, Hog llrtte, Prooo or Coata"' kitchen and bath, fu l· base- Vel that were wishing you a any debts contracted by any· 11 1 tic ~ .,,.. Feeder, Compressor, corn .&. '- IIRADFCIRD ment, breeltway, garage, need I bope will never be. one other than myself. Signed RIC IIEIIUIIS Planter, Corn Picker, InternsRaellle, Ohio forced hot air heating, large I'd ltke to make you feel at1 C ·l ;m~ nce William Andrews, fRAn.£}( IJJI'S - frel . . i 1 trc ""'-u Ht ' Ebenezer St., Pomeroy, age llld •ater. Brown't Trail Rotulor tiona] H Tractor. ot located on Mul~ .. , s. 1 rich as I who travel oa 1 er Park (Stale Approved) ond Ht-Toat I Sale to commence at 12:30 o'$15,000.00. Undaunted Ia lbo dlrlllot . bours i:__ . ; ,, ' '"· 1 17 Jtp l4lnerSvflle, Ohio, l'lloDt W\ l.lmprovoa g.solme mileage clock P. M. OverSHs Employment 1 MIDDLEPORT - ,Investment for you to lean upon. , lJJaiiJIII" 1 1 11 lfc Wanted WSZI. tcinl Terms S. McElhinny All truck ddVar ' - Pri!POCIY, on I'm .:' i ''ti;(' ' CIIrtstmas -' • .. ' , .. 1649 Lincoln Hgts. 2 bedroom .. Stops fuel line freeze· UP Administrator of the I pro.Jti!i engineers. Africa. a room frame, 5 rooms and timl~i ....Jd•~ut repay Drew WIIJ IIi ~ I 'J J .. · ·~VTC'F. station man. Good boose. Beautiful Bircb kitcncn 5, Prevento rust, corrosion Estate of Ballard Hur- Europe, Asia, South Pacific, bath, 3 rooms and bath, hard· A portloll Gf !be ~r lbal ean l.etJiaD, . . I • 1a PI' tune-ups. Write: The cabinets. Phone: WY 2-5127. ;: g~~n:y\?n~~~ sel Justice, deteased. pafd travel, housing, food. wood floors, forced hot air you've strewn along tht way llt!nt d. Ill 1• IM!II....hlp 0 11 Uady Sent mel, Box 668-D. I 4 trc 8. Eiminates r~••h idtin• Brad! d A lion C Atlanti<. Btolh lllary jobs, beating, corner lot, bolb And co ld I h I h thl. qu< :a - cr 300 memberl- ae1 18 31p ·• or uc ompany male, female over 18. OElB apartments furnished, month- · uth' avl e one lwd ~~ be s cording •- Mem•-hip "'-lrFURNISHED, 4 rooms and g_Prutectopasilivecrallkease I 17 3tc . year, JS on y wou 1 "' uon "''" I'UR Deatef:"flio_n_o_t _w-anldeep bath, apartment In Pomeroy. ventilattonoysleiD!. Box 23190· Oakland Park ly mcome $124 ·00 · $B,OOO.OO. I'd like to be the sort of friehd man Cllarlel SwaiRJ. WINGER TYPE Maytag Wash-~ Fla. 33307 Swatzel made'"'" -porl''eoDRIVE IN To l ~•NDM•RK freeze J·unk furs at any price. WY 2·3975. 12 31 tic ~ COZY LITTLE COTTAGE that you have been to me •• "' . . and double porcelain tubs. • day n1aht at 8~ ........ meet5upor 5o" 1•• 5,.11on Now 'i er Bill Bailey, Reedsville. OhiO. TwO TRAILER- SPACES - for Excellent condition. 134 But- CUSTOM BUTCHil:iilNG lllll One story frame, ~ rooms, - Mrs. Clifford Hayea, large. H:>6tc rent in the Village ol Middle- FIREWoOD,any--length~ · $10 ternut Ave., Pomeroy. cutting. Will ouy nidea every dug well, II acre lot (fenced). S. Second-av. 1y to a dlleuulcitl Gf 1llt EXPElUENCED- - re,Uiurant • port. Call WY 2.-3346 or WY I pick up load. Call or write' t 17 3tc Monday. Phil Meier, Phone Laurel Cliff Road location. Middleport. posll .,_m, a help. New Haven area. ~o 2-2186 or WY 2-3600. Glendale Skidmore, Shade,' HAY [or sale, ~ bale•: VictOr WY 2·3510. 9 18 Uc $2,000.00. (Confmed at home sev- Couaty Le&foD bn hll taam beer so ld. No curb work. Top 11 30 tfc [l Ohio, MY 6-3437. l-3tfc Bebr, Chester, Ohio. ALBERT M. COX, BROKER eral years by iQoen, lbll ltiDIII1II' tdelalll nplftl4 salary. Must furnish referc, lnstrudions WY z-3830 WY 1-D. written for a heiahbot ,.._.11 1 17 31 ences. Conbct Employment ! I. 18 3tc during Cbrislmu llltl6.) Other ,;porb bean! Moat~a, Office at 225 Sixth c;;tl.·eet, Pt. Auto Sales .!'~n~;o~:~L~:·:~c~,!; 51:cur• ~1 SH allht leelr'dtd tblpl•la Prd Pleasant, w. va., in person. jot.. Hilh ltarUnr pa y. Short FARM for ,;)Ale. Phone 2a.e.ebrew'a 011 ...... A.()R088 1960 CORVAIR car 4 doors. beura. Advancement. Preparalor)' 5275 l·-3·tfc I 17 3tp 6. 8tamrMrlng 22'. Yeuow Good fa mily car, good tires. lrainina n 1on, u required. · ::--=--:-- :-:----:; ..,. ~1. Rattle :taund bugle ThouJandl or Jobb ooea. Experil! l\ce FOR S ;;cALE 1 h '!h JilL 1•, -• ~ • "'J •""' - - - - - - : - -- - Ci. Actor e. Milllaaippl 26. CabSnow tires. See Mary Pierce •auallY UI\UI!Cellary. I'REE lnfot• : room ouse WI "' 111111 ..... 1•••· " '""•· ~ .. ,,.. bath, lull basemen~ 1M lly'•vestock Rolbbono crook baco or call •315 Chester.· ... u•• •• lrlct GUll Yam .. dell, ~PUiJ""ol mentt. Writ~! TODAY JlYinl ume. l =:::,-;=O;-:..;..:,C":::-;::-::-= .- ll. co.an" T. Entire ,..lm '"'"" '"' '"'"'· unw'" •••· sell St., Middleport Phoue: •. which ill 10 per l!lllll CJUIII, 1 19 31c FOR SALE: 3 nice hogs, ready 12. By oneaelt amount 25. Verb =•!~~ ~-a-M The DDIJ Sentinel; Pt. Pleasant 695-26M. with Paul ~ oi Drew """ to slaughter. Call MO 9-4ll48. 13. Eoger 8. Sod lorlll . ster --'•• • dlrlrlll ~ 11 l« lfe Wilkesville, Ohio. 1 12 6tc H. :~~~IJtte I. WaYI!do 26. Ull· 64 Mercury - $2,495 ---- By Mn. Paal Sellers me - •..,. · I W -d I Hancock" lO.~~~;.,llsb 28.~V.,. Parktane Convertible Cpe. I TRUCK DRIVERS. Semi or t FOR SALE- 7 room 11'. story June Neigler, who works at A 'apee~a~ meetiDC Ill furlblr Emp oyment .a".~!_ I 15. Membornf court elldlll6 w•• 2,895. Mercury'• finest straight, ages 21-lO. Some ex- frame bouse woth bath, New Children's Hospital in Colum· ell.........kaJI ~-- ..._, ... 0 WOULD like house work of ~;;;:-Ia! ao.:!:'~r. :Od ~i~e~ndF~ ::ul~P~ :!erync\~:~~:~ : n~~e:e~ Haven1: W:10V1a·: walndltodl~all bus, spent a week wltb her fo;-JID 31 u;.;. ';. ' ; :;: any kind. Lorena Snyder, WY '16. sea worm lG.Proof88.~ with power windows and carpe lOg IVIDg a , mng parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Georp au1ar ..:.....:.... d bi 1"111. 7 Stp .Auoal~ nodu'a 32.="'t. butte. seats. Power st..ring ond per hour after short training. rooms. P.ay part equ11y, lake N.t•Jer. _.. __ ;::;::::!., ._ aD U36 18 1 17 boat 1• mtU"k .~~ brakes. Automatic trans. For application write Nation- over loan. Call 88:1-3145 New Mrs. Della Glllian opetlt a ~"';d tm , ..'.44. Free home ...., •-WY 2-6555. l '=~======="i'""""""""":""""'.:~""'""'""'.!j y II p p I Bu 1 io 1 p. 1 RADIATOR SERVICE ! .llf P~isNw · :-lei~ ~: ~~~~~· ca~~~~~~r ~!~eth ttad~ ~ . ~(lillll::llll!l~treet, ~ 1 me DAILY CRO. $SWORD ·- ........__ ..- =·w Raem·e SoIIJety • Notes "'=.- n Wante d T ol ., - 8uy 0 split i ... C and siring instrumen.;. on- ~~:e.":/~:c~Y:~~u~. 1 19 L. !tc SPECIAL. Coon, $2.50, hide, 5c lb. Red fox, with all 4 feet on, Gray $3.0!1 with all 4 feet on . Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. I 11 FurnitUre, miscellaneous. Call or Mrs. Howanl Cedi, IDO Maln St , Pomeroy. Help W•nted CARRIER NEEDED RUTLAND Apply WY 2·2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL 18. u.s. 19. stacko , ~~~"!,~enl :Ill.~:!: 21 compa.mot d • anc ~tt:'to~7" IL~~ 119 ,.,,.. 34 :=. •· ~"f M.OCNWnol aa.Grape ·~ forweilllt oolt 21. Beetle Jt, SmoUIIIll jlloll<:e ..31. Freohet ~.:~ 63 Pontiac _ $1,875 :"'....... W · week with her daughter llld Jnra. for 11111 will be Sta. Woaon. Was $2,295 . Po· band, Mr. and Mnl. Rex Car- Don llunalll IIOietl &hal .. puJar CIWJoa S.rleo. One 1 1 sle Columb , careful owner. So Jood ono Y • us. ~irlbday parlJ carrtmlllae 'Iiiii of partner's wife was u•ing Porter Trall8ferred Mr. t111d Mnl. Darcey Potter, meet at !be Leoaart1 Jewllll ~!r "'~io:n:";ra~!!': lnsurFor Ba8ic Training Bryan, Ohio, speat a few doya home Ja. Jf, at f p. na. 'l1lt Automatic transmi86inn. Robert Porter, 19, ain of Mr. 'filth her mother, Mrs.. Lovey 001'11 1nad uti ~ Ill-. Pri\11\? Copylnt - · Cop- and Mrs. Pearl Porter of Route Sayre, who .. Ill. - -"" by ,. a: ... lei mado Gf lqal papers. t, ilru'rlsonville, who reported Mnl. Cheater Sl~n l'llllrll,_roy, Ohio bird! recardo and altnoat any for active duty with the Navy etl home, after o]lelldilo& IY~I 'l'IIADiftON nR8T o11ter dDCGLl4!1111. on January 12th transferred to weeki wtth her 11011 and family FRANXrOR'I'II, Kr· tuPit • ItA- TllliEE FOURTHS\ ktrtor taaaruee, P......, the U. S. Naval Training Ceo- Ill Woodofleld. Membars ot tht ~ ton truck, G. M. C. 1 4 lk ter, Great Lakes, Illinola, for sag!. Herman Spencer ·~ GonotaJ Auembl)' llf dldltlt ! oealetl. 310 Pearl St., Mid-1 1AETNA CASOALTV lDIUrt<""" haole training. faml!y rell_lmed home for a VIS- etl to lllil1ltlft Pilllll , lltll dleporl. wY :1-?.1911. 1-15-titc Mull ~ ApliCJ Inc. Robert is a graduate of Rut. tl with hiS parents, Mr. and DOl to I J1111nt 'll1lln llllr lldp Wuted I rom':. p~ WY UaL land High School and was tliJo Mrl: ~. Speaeer, after .. I"'C'Mt llulben lrttllllltljl A JOR SALE: Good 1957 Chevro-1 y, I I Uc ployed by , Bill Sltllth Polnlint eel~ng ~8 inedl<.tl dflcbarlo. bllrlog wu ret IIIII 'l'lleatlaJ let $215 WOllam T Laven·\ ServiCe prior to enl18llnc: • a Mrs. Harold Grllam to permit uembly1t1111 t. • · · . OIIANGB INSUIANCI. Mallea of Columbus were week IIIII vt• dPOur 111 lluubtl 11 K t...._ dar, : ..Beatl St., I M:~~; lnsurloce AleiiCJ, Inc, Polito TAKEN TO HOSPnAL I~ of Mr. ll1d Mrs. Albert fried diJclrea . "'"" port, · -· etOY- Pltone WY 2-3381. The Racine emergency . unit Htll. , 1114 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent t I tic transported Albert Deem, Port.- lin. D3llll1 ,W!!,bta i gn'-~ bert WJai!IBd'famllr, ooadilloo. WY :l-!t51. AUTOMUBIU: DeeD land, to Veterans Memorial boo- cltlldi'en. ~penl a.· W»~ Mr. lllll .Mrl. Tttlllllltr.II 12 21 lie cucelletl? 'All JOIIl opera- pita! Monday morning 11 a lucky VIStdlll her . GNu c.rtle, IDd., Mr. 111!1 I Notl _. Ucanllt Cal WY . . .. medical patient. Mrs. Noran Hoover ol CJII., 111n. Jlclde WJallllld 11 _ 1 1 _,.1 ca lillie clnriatl II tht &Q.,_'flllllr - OaiJJpolltl, Mr. and Mrs. 0111 uoAL NOTot o GRANGE TO MER!' ther, Mn. Harry Wlltrhlrt. Don- 11111 r ... J1ao1oa ... n• uMeni•H w:tn o~r.r '• •" M B PI •t Public Auetlon to the ltt1 hut bid· The Chester Grange will meet rs. · M. ckeDI ~ I _ Mlal,PyUII ....., AM WJpl., OI1Ut :;._ro:t c:0~00 1 n/=.\t~Ji!·~~rtn~; COACH RESIGNS January 25 at the Grange gu~ of relatlvtt ill Prankftrt. po111 .... New =.."::'":.::"::~~~;, ,~,: u~RTSPM0UTH, Oblohe(UPdbl)- Hall at 8 p. m. with a potluck lndJMana.nd M .._..... ps1a t1 Mr. 1B4 ..... A1*t Cbel'J'Olel cenvertlhle, .erltl number RUJner e egrJDon, a as. aupper at the close o! the r. • n . .. _.,.. laller, 1ftla1. , """"Biuttnar • '"'· MJ~m"m """· " '· kelball and foothaU coach at meeting ' Keith Deem I SUeI Aa IIIII ....., "'..,...._ Auto CodiPIIIJ 'AI& lllnlo •aut C' ~ . ... A••"'"_.,Pomoror, Oblo nearby New Boston lllglt SchOol, of Prospect, spent aevWal dQI tin caW 01111..:0 A. &Ito (I}"· II, "· !It< has resigned his footbal~job. JAN. II the home Mr. IIIII lin. .... wllo • Iii Mt, ~ .... ,.. ~~~ •:;r:c!,.,., .,,. tbPelfl egrbin on, ~ho 1ook , ov er !leThe Ches t~r Volunteer Fire OtMis Balndley, Elm~· ..~~at.... pllilla Cot•Jl"'!!• AlP 5 oat tilt offleu of Webtter end Fultt, e 001 a 11 ass1gnrnen1 In 1964 partmen IS sponsoring a jit~ r. I Mn• .aw llllfiiMII'1 •In& that to•c:• WM Bll1 !';"~';=.•;, u:-::0 8~·~::.":·1""!:: after Phil Slanley, quit, said be ney supper S.tur<lay nllht, Jan. Green Castle, IIIII.} ~ • :. N- • v111111 r' IM 11 1 ~:;.,~~:C~U.:n E1•:en~~tlne•~:~- WJD:ed to devof:e :~ tifn:ehadto uary 22, at the Chester Ete- New Year's weet e\l' \tltla ,. Golarn&us',' · .... n.... ,,..,,.,, ,, • ....... ••• baa ethall and ~ . He menwy ochool beginning at 5 and M11. Otis BoDey. Mrl. Joltttllll Yllll "" . . "'· '""'"" Noorlo, Adml•"'·••· a 5-ll recor<l )lr ~ball. He p, m. Proceeds will be used to Mr. and Mn. Ralpjl BaDey Paula King IDd 'l'taf Gf llatdal ,.,, .. ,,,, •• ....... u smoth, haa been b~skethilll coach aioce help buy equipment for the lire and famlll:Jiere 11;rJ.4! . !!t,~ .cb- .H.II!!ll 011 lfll. J111fi1 ' f "' 11, ":";;,":,·.,. 1952. depar!melll. Mr plili ii~lli" i'i Wide Semi Division, 1255 Corwin Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio or call 513-895-5649, 1 17 3tc Haven or WY 2-3707, 1 17 81e BlaeHnars 31. Jonllo<'l noed H. Fowl fo:~~rlo• .2. Vega, foraao a "·!';::" M.DuUIII flnloh e .Holotll!l d.::.,. city D0W11 1.::~.. 2_Frencll author ,.....,... •·- DAILY ClltYPIOQ1Ja,rB - BeN'• ilolr to W1B11 5k AX1'DL.AAXa A LOJIIIJ'ILLOW 0111-lllmplr- ... IM 13 .llllttll-.plo A It IIOid for tile lint v.._ X..., till ... O'a, ota. 1PDP _.... tropta?oo, 111o - . . llld "' n or 111o .... • oa .....,. ltacll tltq lbo code 1o1ta • n t A Otzl 5 u 1 1n H 0 0 1 a It • 0 J' It I V J a 8 0 0 I V P WV V '1.-m G G P • ( ..,. OUt n ' l l - I'IIID fir _.IMIIIO 11 ILdTIIB 'l'BAX '101 JPU'l' IUtltlilt a • • .., 7 .. .II! 7~ 2! "'"' y... ... 11 1 n ol +• .- • "& ' Ti ' ' - - · ___.,, ' NOW .ARRIVING DAILYII DRASTICALLY REDUaD! Phillips Sisters The F•brk Shop Style Shop Court It, · Slnl" lila & Service Pome1oy 115 W. S.1and W'l M214 Right Reserved To Limit MARKEr Open 8 to 8-Mon. Thru Sat. *EXTRA SPECIAL Pillsbury PANCAKE MIX c *EXTRA SPECIAL Hunt's TOMATO JUICE *EXTRA SPECIAL SCOTT PAPER TOWELS Fruit Cocktail 303 big Jumbo cans '~Iron~ c 46 oz can *EXTRA SPECIAL DEL MONTE Conc:wttrat141 A.Wake Oranao 3 ... 89c Juice-- c lb. box SHORTENING !!"""'" ,,.... ·-·-·:-: 5TH & PEARL STS. - RAC/N E "The Store Wi th A Hart" *EXTRA SPECIAL SNOW DRIFT Le. ' Quantities. IN OUR STORE can ...•. a. To Show Our Gratitude For The Wide Public Acceptance Of Our New Store~ DETAILS lb. ' • Frd• V"'" EXTRA SPECIALS FREE BICYCLE PICNICS ' • NEW SPRING FABRICS RACINE SMOKED lie~ PIECE GOOD$ CONnNUES THIS WEEK Entire stock of fall ancl winter dresses, now ASK FOR I trbldr---- 1 ,, 26" Roadmaster Given Away Feb. 22 ::'::;litds 1 DRESS SALE :o~a:!:reorga~z=t~:~ :::::~m~a:r:ke:l:•·:":::~tm:·:lha:~cbtmn::ey~w:u~l:ha~ea:u:BI:::::::::::::::;c::~ I Q.qt,b ?h sa! 1I CLELAND'S T.V. Drew Webster u __ ploymenl for Its · • hillc~..!~\• 1hisHwlzerlfe, Mn. Vlolt~lt 8 0 to increaae lis population. and oiher factiors attmulate the -~~:·' ,.' hospital . , steadf pace ol economic devel- ...,... vawon. --Sa1d lhe legtslatton opment in the Unit d States M Cl d H dt now, is appropriation of . said agriCulture must maintai~ ~s. 1 ed ~ mothto implem1nt the Great , ., ce. wr,r O e ea o er -Said farm orgaitlzalions pa . er, Jllrs. Rosla Doak of VIenna, would not be smart to ask lor U.S.. farmers flnt had a s~b- ~ W. Va. Saturday, . any new farm laws oow. "Let slstence agrtculture 10 whteh Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kaylor things rest awhile," he advised. farm furmshed Its own and oon, Tarry, were New Year -saw 00 reason fur price resources ll1d consumet, 111 own dlhner guesla of Mr. and Mnl. controls on farm commodities, products, I he said. Tlen they\ JacFk WdeatherlllOII. f ''The p br 't tand 1 hi . m o commercaa agr1cu • Ire epartments rom Coel. k' u, 10 wont s or • lure, "slill the major form to- ville and Chester IIISWered • JBC ~0g, G he day in which farmers obtain pro- call to the borne of Robert F roups ed roq · , duction supplies through mar- Marcinko wben tbelr bouse stre~:rs ne ~~eratiVe kets and sell their products afire. II as believed the soot RADIO & T.V. BlAmNAR'S g ol J to !be · ~Elll:ydo,P.edajiO tile ;lll~H1er~ature~~ol; fal;•~<mr~y,~~~lt~~~~~~~ lrat docked at SOaebo today for nuclear aubmarlne seven • day visit. It was tleCIInd vlllt to Buebo tor Sarao Jnd tbe ellhtb vliJI Japu by an Amarfeaa liiiClear Mr. and Mrs. Dale Spencer' submarine tioco JAto 11r of Columbllll and Mro. Rwlsell of Chester Wert recent FALOONRY cueata of Mr. and Mrt. In the United Slate• Wayne Briekles. are more thu 1,100 .,•llbul;l. ts of faJconry wbo are as , SARGO IN JAPAN fur or part time lalcoo('r.i TOKYO (UP!) - The U. S. who art Interested In the was!bedone and Mlllor Mrs. Marcinko Gf blaze. Clamagt ba• a burned arm. Mnl. Lucy Kim called on Mnl. Babr and Maraoret oo met! -Said the world food crisis SERVIC~ s bound to cause u.s. !mrs <o step up production as the ~artiJ's population increases. -Bt liev.es in the concept of Wo Rop41lt All ••pply-management in agricul· l Maku a Modele ture •·te help farm income" , and "to keep the American 1 farmer trom losing his pants." - Wants the costs of the food for peece program eharged to WY :14115 tiJe Slate Depar!meniiRstead of 601 E. Moln St. ,_ the Agriculture Depa-. He 'i ~ nounced supply Weatbermthat11. a new It wu llllpkii)S and dish cloths been received. The group to pay for repairs on the !---~------ nex. A net profll over Mn. Evelya BrleltiH wu recefved fmm !be The WSCS of the Tuppers anCI oyer $11 from the sale of Plains Methodist Church Christmas cards. The recently at tbe boDE of Mr•-lmeellng wUI be with Mrs. said ?he American fartner iDana Hoffman with !lx mem- 1nard McGill. sbould not be asl<ed . tp btr t Th •~ 1 dize consumers. .· . ~. presen ·. e program ..,. GarreU Christy of Grove City -Would bUild new cities lC Automallon and LeiSure," is apendlog a lew dayo rural American to wu lilt'•· R. V. with his sister, Mrs. carl enacted." I JJU)A; LANDMARK ~~· ~c~P.s lh~t 49c •- 1 Tuppers Plains 'Social News used Iocat to .... 1ea der' warn ed toda y. for ... nee atd proJects.are before The United Slates, he said, Kenneth Nadon, exe·cutlvej ahoUid move away from using Ivice president of lhe National the law limply as a surplus Council of Farmer Cooperatives disposal Clmmlck, He said he told the 37th annual meeting of would PNfer to use the United the group that cooperative Nations It peddle food surplus- strength will 'deterinlne rilore eo. than anything else lhe terms on . · which farmera will participate Pat!OR also reminded U.S. in economic growth of the naproducen lb!ll the European lion. Com~ Mtll'ket ts not the only 11 fermers atlempt to go great market. There lS Eastern alone, without the help of their Europe .00 the. Soviet neighbors, Naden said, agriculhe sald, Indicating the lure will lose its traditional inSvtaates would do well to cult!- dividual enterprise feature in te tltoH markets. which eacb farmer has a 1 As lot ouccessor, he agerial role The result he didn't Intend to be · . In u'u""Jng ~ ?hal management decoslons po "" wr anyone. will be made elsewhere he The other comments, Patton: said. ' · A Great Acl Nadon said the forces of -Reiterated bb belle! that technology greater capital the Food and Alrtculture ot 1 b tier · tt lf t98S "Is possibly the sreatest ve.,..men ' e orgamza on piece of farm lecJslatloo resources, more THE POET'S 1 confer~ recen., .... everyone • di\IIICe _10 check him out on !arm~· strangely enough, few •qu......,. were asked of the man who baa battled vigorously fin' the benefit of the American Iarmer. 'But the few that were offered him Ill opportunity lo restate bb yJewa. •-t belie In I d f A ... ver oo or peace, Patton advocated a broadening of the scope of the Jaw. under which U.S. surplus l~rm produel! are sold abroud 49c ... ~I '"'.·$1 ,". "' j M.lk Low Every D p 1 •Y rca :·.:"":.~.s::~ · PGMI!ROf,.... . ct., lla ·tt, 19ti8-1B Ji1D Patton's (U~aning Out Desk After 25 Years at FU Gup r d!Dp- GaDlpolll Dam IU, IU, I1IIIPID& ll!o _. 011 rollert, l!omero)' • )laool iUS, Pl. Pleu&lll, IU!I, lllntall 0.'/ll falling, Kaoallllli Falls t.JI falllDC.IllariestDIIUI sla· llmlary. London, Marmet and Wlofleld dNnJ wen on !be ollls 1 Pomii'O)'·IIIddleport, On the Fatm Front River News ~~ • B~~rf~:nbu::a:P~ SEWING macblnes. repair ser I Baker Furniture, Middleport, vice, aU makea. WY :1-2214 '-'' lNT AD INFORM AliON FOR SAlE Dtllr •~. s Rolls Pineapple Juice __44.:~29c Frozen Food Buu! '· ; ,..;.; $~ortening MEDIUM GLOBE YELLOW CHEF-BOY·ARDEE - - - ' ~ ::.·69c • 0 lb. bag ' I Pilr?toy I Our Own Pure Pork ~rgarine WITH CHEESE Knit (,;rape Jelly '!~:~ _ '·)'.. 12!oz: ' Cottage Cheese --~49c c 'pkg. PRODUCE BULK .19 ONLY LINK, fb. 69c 21bs. Fresh Picnic ""~ ~les 4 :;, 39c *Fui-Valu Dairy Buys 19c: 9tl6ry ·· · ~.ew Cabbage-- v.;7c .. '"dive ., Felrmont 2o/o · ,~~29~. ,, LUNCH MEAT PORK •· 49c ROAST WIENERS Several Varieties Feinnont Deiry F1ir MI LK ICE MltK ' You'll like the delicloUJ &ood· ness of our own home made pork sausage. Try oomt with pancakes or waffles. IT'S G-0-0-D! ' '' 41o8lb. Ave~ago lb. ., t~ ·.~. SKINLESS �~ •·• t •· . "11 • .,. ... "' .~ ......... I . I :,, 'Classified Ads Your Modern Community B~U,elin Board 11-Dally Sentinel, Pom~y-Mlddlepofl, 0., Jan. 19, 1988 DEADLINES 1 P. M. DIY eefere ,.ubllutl•n Mondl¥ DHIIIIne t:IO A. M. CANCILUOfiONI CDlliCTIONI Will bt ICctl»ttd vnlll t:H A. M. Fo r 01¥ •' ,.ut:IIICitlln !StGNS .Pomerov CIP Motor Co. OUAliTY 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door RATES For W1nt Ad Str'WICI 4 cen 1 per word o"• lnM rllell Ml ni,um cn.re- 60 centl ~ 1 cents p•r word tor Tlul• Clll· ucutlve lnfertlOIII 10 per c;ent Dltcount 011 p1ld 1dl 1 nd ldt p1ld wlthlll \0 dlyt;· CARD OF THANKS & OIITUAliEI .1 .1': for SO mlnltnum. l•cl'l 1ddillonll word 1 c. Or:FICE tiOURI l :30 A. M. to 5:00 1' , M. 0111'1' IIIUfdl¥ t:U A. M. to U :ll " "11 IT 'S SO EASY TD PLACE A flliiSUL T PRODUCINO WANT $1369 ~99 Pomeroy Motor Co. .,...ret 11 12 tlc Ohio. Deluxe vinyl interior, green ftniah, good tires, heater. Plenty of economy and priced to go. 1963 CoNair Monu · $1399 Locally owned car, 4-speed box, 110 e~ine, lots of extras, black finish , red bucket seats. Radto. New tires. 1960 Rambler St1tion W1gon Low mileage, good tires, in A·I cqndl!lon. BusiMII Services OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Tbe Fabrt< Shop. Pomero> Sal~ IN . MASON . 1115 STEREG . Authorized Singer and I Rad,lo equipped, lovely walnut Se<"lce. J 211 tic \ changer. Twin speaker sys· finish 4 ~peed intermixed I \U CONDlTlONlNG Befrtger changer. Tliin speaker s y ,_ ,uon oervt... .lark's Refrl! tern. Tbis is "in very nice eratton, New llaven, Phone 4 condition. Pay balance due _TU :1-!153'1 I tfc $89:29 or $6 per month. Try lJGHT hauling, coal and call ot on your home. Call WY 2- Ue. Phone WY 2_7786 and WY I 1655. __t 18 ~e :l-7281i. l2-tB-30IC ~VroMATIC ZIG ZAG Sewing macb!De, Makes blind bems mooograms, buttonEveryday Specials holt!': sews oQ buttons, darns , I' · at patches, etc., all without M.lrlo's Style Post attachments. Pay $5 per Haircuts .. . $1 .25 Bachner's Super Market Ground Beef ~~~~~ound . Bologna By Tho Piece lb • . 69.. I WASIJJif<YrON (lfPJ)..;Jamea G. Patlan fa tyiDg up !00111 end& i~r • ye~' is president o1 the N•tlGaal Farmers Union, a post he-will rtllrlqUish In ~cb. He held a news '"' to .._ gal. . ( Ollie IIWir - Queell City dowD 13, 4:48 L m.; Polly R. do"Q If, 1:50 a. m.; St. ~:1 up 17, 4:31 ·p.. m.; Jeff~ up 17, t:41 p. lh·.: L. wadf .Qilld· efl .dowo 17, I a. Jll.: Onward able up 18, 8:16 p. m.; Bob down 17, 1:40 a. m.; Reii- 1123c LaddBente~!_1do8, 2 23c .; ~·:John month or pay balance due , $1 .50 To'llet T";ssueCBormanod ' +rok U:zol,·$· demo. Call Y ' P I• ......., wn :.. a.m.: Shompoo & .set $3 .50 Na~--• do- 20 ,• 20 rn -.o 1 18 6tc """"' •• , .: a. .; For Rent r ..... t ___ _ Permanents $7.50 up Cbarlea Sfevenaoil up 20, 8 a. Fo 56 PHONE WY 2·21 . . ' FOR SALE: ¥., toR pickup We Sell and Service m 1 Chotio do ~I HS TWO remodeled apartments. 4 FOUR ROOM furniShed aparlf· .' trucks 1946 and. i9S5. Seo at Wogs and Wiglets e ow opcorn lb. rene wn ' : rooms and bath, 5 rooms and ment. WY 2-3til8. II IS t e Charl~s Lyons Ga.,.ge, Ma- l I, m.; PhiUp Sporn down ll, · Notice R . ~--~-r M11rie's Style Post 4:50 11. m.: Jeffboat down 22, C":c=:-:: bath Bill Cozart, aeme. FOR SALE oon, W.Va. 113 t c a• 124 Ph. WY 2-5771 81 18~ TCI' 'II h 9 3 • . tt ue ·~ .: ... a. m.: Frt'ebtrger up 22• SHOOTING MAC ' CWIIbt r I I tc_ PUBLfC- SALE-Syracuse. Ohio eanu er Plato - - ,·.r 1:30 a. m.; J. s. Lewis down held at the oon u wu"' .th b th r GOOD DUMP bed and hoist, . ed 'II !f G 25 R an Noon till dark. Shol- 4 ROOM House wt a , ur. complete. See Ivan Carman. The understgn . WI . o. e r _ _ _ _1 ~nup . 9~ p.m.; aven~ J · 23 · c nished. Call WY l-3338. bePh: WY 2-6865. 1 19 61c for sale at ptobhc ouclwn, at[ltARL GRUESER, Plumntn~l wo&! up Greenup 12:05 1. m.: 1 19 41 __gulls._______ tween 8:30a.m. and9.3D P·[ - ; .. · , thelateresodento!BALLARDI nd hertlng Minersvolle Mamalear down Greenup 1:211 REVIVAL will be held Sundoy, m. I 18 6tc ITS .terrtftc the way were HURSEL JUSTICE,, deceas- ~hio. End y~ur aewer troub Real Estate For Slle a. m.; Southern down Greenup January 23. at 730 p. m. at ~ .~- -._ . ;;ellong Blue 1.ustre for clean- ed, in Salem Township, Melg5, les. We hav. all sizes sewer . ,. ,. 1:30 a. m.; Edeana Boswortb 1 Lewrt Falls United BrethreniTRAILER RSPACE tn Rutland mg rugs and upholstery. Rent County, Ohio, about three maehines Reasonable rate• 1 • HOUSE FOI! >ALl n-.:Nf:R up Greenup 3:20 a. m.; East.Church with Rev. Ja mes on Main St. Contact Leroy electric shampooer $1. Pom- miles northeast of Wilkesville] Call WY 2-2'JT 4, day or mght. l Modem. ltoncb Slyle Beauttlul I'd like to be the sort of friend ern down Greenup 3:511 a, m.: Morrison, Pastor. There Denney or call SH 2-5361. eroy Cement Block Co., Porn- 1 Ohio, on saturday, the 22nd 9 l5 tfc ] loc.c~uun oo top ot s~ii!l hill that you have been to me Western up Greenup 4:30 a.m.; be guest speakers. liB 6tp eroy, Ohio. 1 17 6tc ] day of January, 1966, the Per· - tacon g State H1~hway <.<•rage un , l'k to be th h 1 ' Steel Ranger down Greenup 5· 1 1 dy welcome. There will be ROOM house on Main Sl, HANNAH-;g husband Hector sonat Property of said de- HEATING, PLUMBING Rural ll<>Uie 1 With go•od road 10 maon d ~ e e p that :45 I. m.; Elisha Woods up Mel· songfest preceding the · Rutland, furnished or unfuro- hates hard work sa he cleans j ceased, consisting in part of: Doxoll:lottle Gas. Arnold Bro· [ mghwaY il'uUI t>edrt~··ms. llvt~g. you;: been always llad to dahl 6(55 p. m.; L. Fleore up 1 al at 2 p. rn. All is:hed. Contact Lel'OY Denney the rugs with Blue Lustre. , Electric Stove_, Cabinet. Table thers. 618 E. Main Street 1 ~~~ 111 !ia!am~!; . :. 1l::~~t :a:d I'd like mean as much to Meldabl 8:35 p. m.; Harry Dyinvited. or call SH 2·5361. Renl electric shampooer $1. ond four chairs, 2 Cabinets, Pomeroy. t 22 tic ohop Three bal hs, ,., 'Tile tUe ou each minute of the da er down Meldabl 9:40 p. Ill.: 6tp ' l Baker Furniture, Middleport, Table, Lawn Mower, Bal~r - and walt to walt carpet 00 • Y ' h nt friend Y 1 Sally Polk up Meldabl 10:40 p. 1 18 'TNiJ:V'!.;;:;;iSiled:!iie<ifO< 1 17 6tc ~I wme, .. · Te IeVISIO .. n Set ' P'ano .. o m.; p ~gy Downey up. Meldahl 0. I- ' floon About two-thirds or nS you ' toave meaI ' th N Davenport and 2 chairs, Cor- I EXPERIENCED bouse. ts paneled ip maboKany mme, me a ong e way. 11:55 m. 2 bedroom 8 1 aparlment.· WY 2·3874. WHY worry over sluggish . fee Table, Coal Stove . Mirror, ! land walnut. Air conditioned. , , I tl trc I septic lank Get Klean-Em ·] Card table, 2 chairs, Clothes I t..arpatio and double carport I d lfke to do the big tlnn~s Gllllpolll Dem - Mark M. Furniture end house h0 td 11 TRAiLER-_ - .. All Septic Tank Cleaner, I , •· and the spl did •• 1••• for down 4 r.o p m Walter B k 1 On lot 200' x 390' May bt llfiC!'.D eoods. we will buy com- II LOT, Rutland, fiye Landmark Farm Bureau,; Press, Bed, Cedar Chest, Ta"'J en wawp • : · .; ec • plett estates or small lots. miles rrom Pomeroy. Phone 12-1G-30tc ble, Chair, Dresser, Iron Bed, by appointment only I you, jord. down 10:30 p. m.; Buck· SH 2-5613. 12 23 60tc - Po~roy . Wood Bed, Chest of Drawers, PRICE REDUCED l' To brush the flray from out eye Slate up 6:ti a. m. Call... d k Cedar Clolhes Press, Rocker , -m the lar!Jest truck or Write: •"' The Dally Seotlae your skies and leave them laaa-"- River - "-·-·e 4 ROOMS bath and garage, 91.8 ' Another First at Lan mar l',. v Box • H Pomeroy 0 I bJ w... KNOTTS USE D Case Hay Baler, 2 x ll4nt. bulldozer ra Ialor to the "t _ · ' ' ~ Y ue. Bruce down M•-et 12·. , Locust Sl., rear. Call Marton [• NEWI. -LuFURNITURE an d Plow Tractor Tire and Whee 1 I """ If est heater core. · FOR SALE 7 room house in td Joke to say the ld-• '"' oI r ... J d.., Restaurant WY 2--9918 ' ' I thl lh I 10 011 he ID.; ~Y ane cas own AUCTION ! · McCullough Power Saw, \Val· , Middleport Bath and utility · h~~~d at ve Wlnfleld 9:10p. m.; ,!!<!aver up 1 · 7 tfc • f'yr•ZOft 446-~17 1 --~--~. __ . _ I GASOUNE er Pump. Oil Stove. Electric I room. WY 2-5146. t 18 6tp • Winfield 12:511 a.m.; H. E. 11 - 2nd. ~~;Q()fu:--;;=~;.''P:;;: THRE~; and four room ru rmsh-, wilh Fence Charger, Grinder and WY 2-2143 Pomeroy And feel that I could arouse Bowloo down Wiofleld 1,15 1 _ Homemad.e Pizza, medentsa.ndWYun,fu54r3n4os.hed 12a6patrrtc-~ Motor, Barb Wire, Scythe, I II',,LI.,'/' LJ., . your .sool the way thai mlae m.: Semel down Wlafleld 4 a. Fence Stretcher and miscel....... ll'llo, ~ t.lffli you ve ollrred. 50c, 75c, and $1.00 mes. De· _ __ _ AUCI10NEER m. luxe Pizza, $1.50 Jack's Dai- 4 ROOM turnished apartment ] Janeous tools, Electric Brood· ry Bar, Middleport 12 a Uc for rent. Phone WY 2-2776. AI· er Stove, 7 ft. Mower, CultiCemplelt Service POMEROY - Ranch sty I e I'd like to give you back tbe - - . - - ter 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574.. MULTI-STAGE ADDniVE valor for H. Far mall, WashCrill Hradford home <l hedroomsl , modern [ joy that you have given me, 1 WILL not be responsoble for Rowiey and Reed Hardware. u ...., ......., YOU lng Machine, Wagon, Hog llrtte, Prooo or Coata"' kitchen and bath, fu l· base- Vel that were wishing you a any debts contracted by any· 11 1 tic ~ .,,.. Feeder, Compressor, corn .&. '- IIRADFCIRD ment, breeltway, garage, need I bope will never be. one other than myself. Signed RIC IIEIIUIIS Planter, Corn Picker, InternsRaellle, Ohio forced hot air heating, large I'd ltke to make you feel at1 C ·l ;m~ nce William Andrews, fRAn.£}( IJJI'S - frel . . i 1 trc ""'-u Ht ' Ebenezer St., Pomeroy, age llld •ater. Brown't Trail Rotulor tiona] H Tractor. ot located on Mul~ .. , s. 1 rich as I who travel oa 1 er Park (Stale Approved) ond Ht-Toat I Sale to commence at 12:30 o'$15,000.00. Undaunted Ia lbo dlrlllot . bours i:__ . ; ,, ' '"· 1 17 Jtp l4lnerSvflle, Ohio, l'lloDt W\ l.lmprovoa g.solme mileage clock P. M. OverSHs Employment 1 MIDDLEPORT - ,Investment for you to lean upon. , lJJaiiJIII" 1 1 11 lfc Wanted WSZI. tcinl Terms S. McElhinny All truck ddVar ' - Pri!POCIY, on I'm .:' i ''ti;(' ' CIIrtstmas -' • .. ' , .. 1649 Lincoln Hgts. 2 bedroom .. Stops fuel line freeze· UP Administrator of the I pro.Jti!i engineers. Africa. a room frame, 5 rooms and timl~i ....Jd•~ut repay Drew WIIJ IIi ~ I 'J J .. · ·~VTC'F. station man. Good boose. Beautiful Bircb kitcncn 5, Prevento rust, corrosion Estate of Ballard Hur- Europe, Asia, South Pacific, bath, 3 rooms and bath, hard· A portloll Gf !be ~r lbal ean l.etJiaD, . . I • 1a PI' tune-ups. Write: The cabinets. Phone: WY 2-5127. ;: g~~n:y\?n~~~ sel Justice, deteased. pafd travel, housing, food. wood floors, forced hot air you've strewn along tht way llt!nt d. Ill 1• IM!II....hlp 0 11 Uady Sent mel, Box 668-D. I 4 trc 8. Eiminates r~••h idtin• Brad! d A lion C Atlanti<. Btolh lllary jobs, beating, corner lot, bolb And co ld I h I h thl. qu< :a - cr 300 memberl- ae1 18 31p ·• or uc ompany male, female over 18. OElB apartments furnished, month- · uth' avl e one lwd ~~ be s cording •- Mem•-hip "'-lrFURNISHED, 4 rooms and g_Prutectopasilivecrallkease I 17 3tc . year, JS on y wou 1 "' uon "''" I'UR Deatef:"flio_n_o_t _w-anldeep bath, apartment In Pomeroy. ventilattonoysleiD!. Box 23190· Oakland Park ly mcome $124 ·00 · $B,OOO.OO. I'd like to be the sort of friehd man Cllarlel SwaiRJ. WINGER TYPE Maytag Wash-~ Fla. 33307 Swatzel made'"'" -porl''eoDRIVE IN To l ~•NDM•RK freeze J·unk furs at any price. WY 2·3975. 12 31 tic ~ COZY LITTLE COTTAGE that you have been to me •• "' . . and double porcelain tubs. • day n1aht at 8~ ........ meet5upor 5o" 1•• 5,.11on Now 'i er Bill Bailey, Reedsville. OhiO. TwO TRAILER- SPACES - for Excellent condition. 134 But- CUSTOM BUTCHil:iilNG lllll One story frame, ~ rooms, - Mrs. Clifford Hayea, large. H:>6tc rent in the Village ol Middle- FIREWoOD,any--length~ · $10 ternut Ave., Pomeroy. cutting. Will ouy nidea every dug well, II acre lot (fenced). S. Second-av. 1y to a dlleuulcitl Gf 1llt EXPElUENCED- - re,Uiurant • port. Call WY 2.-3346 or WY I pick up load. Call or write' t 17 3tc Monday. Phil Meier, Phone Laurel Cliff Road location. Middleport. posll .,_m, a help. New Haven area. ~o 2-2186 or WY 2-3600. Glendale Skidmore, Shade,' HAY [or sale, ~ bale•: VictOr WY 2·3510. 9 18 Uc $2,000.00. (Confmed at home sev- Couaty Le&foD bn hll taam beer so ld. No curb work. Top 11 30 tfc [l Ohio, MY 6-3437. l-3tfc Bebr, Chester, Ohio. ALBERT M. COX, BROKER eral years by iQoen, lbll ltiDIII1II' tdelalll nplftl4 salary. Must furnish referc, lnstrudions WY z-3830 WY 1-D. written for a heiahbot ,.._.11 1 17 31 ences. Conbct Employment ! I. 18 3tc during Cbrislmu llltl6.) Other ,;porb bean! Moat~a, Office at 225 Sixth c;;tl.·eet, Pt. Auto Sales .!'~n~;o~:~L~:·:~c~,!; 51:cur• ~1 SH allht leelr'dtd tblpl•la Prd Pleasant, w. va., in person. jot.. Hilh ltarUnr pa y. Short FARM for ,;)Ale. Phone 2a.e.ebrew'a 011 ...... A.()R088 1960 CORVAIR car 4 doors. beura. Advancement. Preparalor)' 5275 l·-3·tfc I 17 3tp 6. 8tamrMrlng 22'. Yeuow Good fa mily car, good tires. lrainina n 1on, u required. · ::--=--:-- :-:----:; ..,. ~1. Rattle :taund bugle ThouJandl or Jobb ooea. Experil! l\ce FOR S ;;cALE 1 h '!h JilL 1•, -• ~ • "'J •""' - - - - - - : - -- - Ci. Actor e. Milllaaippl 26. CabSnow tires. See Mary Pierce •auallY UI\UI!Cellary. I'REE lnfot• : room ouse WI "' 111111 ..... 1•••· " '""•· ~ .. ,,.. bath, lull basemen~ 1M lly'•vestock Rolbbono crook baco or call •315 Chester.· ... u•• •• lrlct GUll Yam .. dell, ~PUiJ""ol mentt. Writ~! TODAY JlYinl ume. l =:::,-;=O;-:..;..:,C":::-;::-::-= .- ll. co.an" T. Entire ,..lm '"'"" '"' '"'"'· unw'" •••· sell St., Middleport Phoue: •. which ill 10 per l!lllll CJUIII, 1 19 31c FOR SALE: 3 nice hogs, ready 12. By oneaelt amount 25. Verb =•!~~ ~-a-M The DDIJ Sentinel; Pt. Pleasant 695-26M. with Paul ~ oi Drew """ to slaughter. Call MO 9-4ll48. 13. Eoger 8. Sod lorlll . ster --'•• • dlrlrlll ~ 11 l« lfe Wilkesville, Ohio. 1 12 6tc H. :~~~IJtte I. WaYI!do 26. Ull· 64 Mercury - $2,495 ---- By Mn. Paal Sellers me - •..,. · I W -d I Hancock" lO.~~~;.,llsb 28.~V.,. Parktane Convertible Cpe. I TRUCK DRIVERS. Semi or t FOR SALE- 7 room 11'. story June Neigler, who works at A 'apee~a~ meetiDC Ill furlblr Emp oyment .a".~!_ I 15. Membornf court elldlll6 w•• 2,895. Mercury'• finest straight, ages 21-lO. Some ex- frame bouse woth bath, New Children's Hospital in Colum· ell.........kaJI ~-- ..._, ... 0 WOULD like house work of ~;;;:-Ia! ao.:!:'~r. :Od ~i~e~ndF~ ::ul~P~ :!erync\~:~~:~ : n~~e:e~ Haven1: W:10V1a·: walndltodl~all bus, spent a week wltb her fo;-JID 31 u;.;. ';. ' ; :;: any kind. Lorena Snyder, WY '16. sea worm lG.Proof88.~ with power windows and carpe lOg IVIDg a , mng parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Georp au1ar ..:.....:.... d bi 1"111. 7 Stp .Auoal~ nodu'a 32.="'t. butte. seats. Power st..ring ond per hour after short training. rooms. P.ay part equ11y, lake N.t•Jer. _.. __ ;::;::::!., ._ aD U36 18 1 17 boat 1• mtU"k .~~ brakes. Automatic trans. For application write Nation- over loan. Call 88:1-3145 New Mrs. Della Glllian opetlt a ~"';d tm , ..'.44. Free home ...., •-WY 2-6555. l '=~======="i'""""""""":""""'.:~""'""'""'.!j y II p p I Bu 1 io 1 p. 1 RADIATOR SERVICE ! .llf P~isNw · :-lei~ ~: ~~~~~· ca~~~~~~r ~!~eth ttad~ ~ . ~(lillll::llll!l~treet, ~ 1 me DAILY CRO. $SWORD ·- ........__ ..- =·w Raem·e SoIIJety • Notes "'=.- n Wante d T ol ., - 8uy 0 split i ... C and siring instrumen.;. on- ~~:e.":/~:c~Y:~~u~. 1 19 L. !tc SPECIAL. Coon, $2.50, hide, 5c lb. Red fox, with all 4 feet on, Gray $3.0!1 with all 4 feet on . Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. I 11 FurnitUre, miscellaneous. Call or Mrs. Howanl Cedi, IDO Maln St , Pomeroy. Help W•nted CARRIER NEEDED RUTLAND Apply WY 2·2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL 18. u.s. 19. stacko , ~~~"!,~enl :Ill.~:!: 21 compa.mot d • anc ~tt:'to~7" IL~~ 119 ,.,,.. 34 :=. •· ~"f M.OCNWnol aa.Grape ·~ forweilllt oolt 21. Beetle Jt, SmoUIIIll jlloll<:e ..31. Freohet ~.:~ 63 Pontiac _ $1,875 :"'....... W · week with her daughter llld Jnra. for 11111 will be Sta. Woaon. Was $2,295 . Po· band, Mr. and Mnl. Rex Car- Don llunalll IIOietl &hal .. puJar CIWJoa S.rleo. One 1 1 sle Columb , careful owner. So Jood ono Y • us. ~irlbday parlJ carrtmlllae 'Iiiii of partner's wife was u•ing Porter Trall8ferred Mr. t111d Mnl. Darcey Potter, meet at !be Leoaart1 Jewllll ~!r "'~io:n:";ra~!!': lnsurFor Ba8ic Training Bryan, Ohio, speat a few doya home Ja. Jf, at f p. na. 'l1lt Automatic transmi86inn. Robert Porter, 19, ain of Mr. 'filth her mother, Mrs.. Lovey 001'11 1nad uti ~ Ill-. Pri\11\? Copylnt - · Cop- and Mrs. Pearl Porter of Route Sayre, who .. Ill. - -"" by ,. a: ... lei mado Gf lqal papers. t, ilru'rlsonville, who reported Mnl. Cheater Sl~n l'llllrll,_roy, Ohio bird! recardo and altnoat any for active duty with the Navy etl home, after o]lelldilo& IY~I 'l'IIADiftON nR8T o11ter dDCGLl4!1111. on January 12th transferred to weeki wtth her 11011 and family FRANXrOR'I'II, Kr· tuPit • ItA- TllliEE FOURTHS\ ktrtor taaaruee, P......, the U. S. Naval Training Ceo- Ill Woodofleld. Membars ot tht ~ ton truck, G. M. C. 1 4 lk ter, Great Lakes, Illinola, for sag!. Herman Spencer ·~ GonotaJ Auembl)' llf dldltlt ! oealetl. 310 Pearl St., Mid-1 1AETNA CASOALTV lDIUrt<""" haole training. faml!y rell_lmed home for a VIS- etl to lllil1ltlft Pilllll , lltll dleporl. wY :1-?.1911. 1-15-titc Mull ~ ApliCJ Inc. Robert is a graduate of Rut. tl with hiS parents, Mr. and DOl to I J1111nt 'll1lln llllr lldp Wuted I rom':. p~ WY UaL land High School and was tliJo Mrl: ~. Speaeer, after .. I"'C'Mt llulben lrttllllltljl A JOR SALE: Good 1957 Chevro-1 y, I I Uc ployed by , Bill Sltllth Polnlint eel~ng ~8 inedl<.tl dflcbarlo. bllrlog wu ret IIIII 'l'lleatlaJ let $215 WOllam T Laven·\ ServiCe prior to enl18llnc: • a Mrs. Harold Grllam to permit uembly1t1111 t. • · · . OIIANGB INSUIANCI. Mallea of Columbus were week IIIII vt• dPOur 111 lluubtl 11 K t...._ dar, : ..Beatl St., I M:~~; lnsurloce AleiiCJ, Inc, Polito TAKEN TO HOSPnAL I~ of Mr. ll1d Mrs. Albert fried diJclrea . "'"" port, · -· etOY- Pltone WY 2-3381. The Racine emergency . unit Htll. , 1114 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent t I tic transported Albert Deem, Port.- lin. D3llll1 ,W!!,bta i gn'-~ bert WJai!IBd'famllr, ooadilloo. WY :l-!t51. AUTOMUBIU: DeeD land, to Veterans Memorial boo- cltlldi'en. ~penl a.· W»~ Mr. lllll .Mrl. Tttlllllltr.II 12 21 lie cucelletl? 'All JOIIl opera- pita! Monday morning 11 a lucky VIStdlll her . GNu c.rtle, IDd., Mr. 111!1 I Notl _. Ucanllt Cal WY . . .. medical patient. Mrs. Noran Hoover ol CJII., 111n. Jlclde WJallllld 11 _ 1 1 _,.1 ca lillie clnriatl II tht &Q.,_'flllllr - OaiJJpolltl, Mr. and Mrs. 0111 uoAL NOTot o GRANGE TO MER!' ther, Mn. Harry Wlltrhlrt. Don- 11111 r ... J1ao1oa ... n• uMeni•H w:tn o~r.r '• •" M B PI •t Public Auetlon to the ltt1 hut bid· The Chester Grange will meet rs. · M. ckeDI ~ I _ Mlal,PyUII ....., AM WJpl., OI1Ut :;._ro:t c:0~00 1 n/=.\t~Ji!·~~rtn~; COACH RESIGNS January 25 at the Grange gu~ of relatlvtt ill Prankftrt. po111 .... New =.."::'":.::"::~~~;, ,~,: u~RTSPM0UTH, Oblohe(UPdbl)- Hall at 8 p. m. with a potluck lndJMana.nd M .._..... ps1a t1 Mr. 1B4 ..... A1*t Cbel'J'Olel cenvertlhle, .erltl number RUJner e egrJDon, a as. aupper at the close o! the r. • n . .. _.,.. laller, 1ftla1. , """"Biuttnar • '"'· MJ~m"m """· " '· kelball and foothaU coach at meeting ' Keith Deem I SUeI Aa IIIII ....., "'..,...._ Auto CodiPIIIJ 'AI& lllnlo •aut C' ~ . ... A••"'"_.,Pomoror, Oblo nearby New Boston lllglt SchOol, of Prospect, spent aevWal dQI tin caW 01111..:0 A. &Ito (I}"· II, "· !It< has resigned his footbal~job. JAN. II the home Mr. IIIII lin. .... wllo • Iii Mt, ~ .... ,.. ~~~ •:;r:c!,.,., .,,. tbPelfl egrbin on, ~ho 1ook , ov er !leThe Ches t~r Volunteer Fire OtMis Balndley, Elm~· ..~~at.... pllilla Cot•Jl"'!!• AlP 5 oat tilt offleu of Webtter end Fultt, e 001 a 11 ass1gnrnen1 In 1964 partmen IS sponsoring a jit~ r. I Mn• .aw llllfiiMII'1 •In& that to•c:• WM Bll1 !';"~';=.•;, u:-::0 8~·~::.":·1""!:: after Phil Slanley, quit, said be ney supper S.tur<lay nllht, Jan. Green Castle, IIIII.} ~ • :. N- • v111111 r' IM 11 1 ~:;.,~~:C~U.:n E1•:en~~tlne•~:~- WJD:ed to devof:e :~ tifn:ehadto uary 22, at the Chester Ete- New Year's weet e\l' \tltla ,. Golarn&us',' · .... n.... ,,..,,.,, ,, • ....... ••• baa ethall and ~ . He menwy ochool beginning at 5 and M11. Otis BoDey. Mrl. Joltttllll Yllll "" . . "'· '""'"" Noorlo, Adml•"'·••· a 5-ll recor<l )lr ~ball. He p, m. Proceeds will be used to Mr. and Mn. Ralpjl BaDey Paula King IDd 'l'taf Gf llatdal ,.,, .. ,,,, •• ....... u smoth, haa been b~skethilll coach aioce help buy equipment for the lire and famlll:Jiere 11;rJ.4! . !!t,~ .cb- .H.II!!ll 011 lfll. J111fi1 ' f "' 11, ":";;,":,·.,. 1952. depar!melll. Mr plili ii~lli" i'i Wide Semi Division, 1255 Corwin Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio or call 513-895-5649, 1 17 3tc Haven or WY 2-3707, 1 17 81e BlaeHnars 31. Jonllo<'l noed H. Fowl fo:~~rlo• .2. Vega, foraao a "·!';::" M.DuUIII flnloh e .Holotll!l d.::.,. city D0W11 1.::~.. 2_Frencll author ,.....,... •·- DAILY ClltYPIOQ1Ja,rB - BeN'• ilolr to W1B11 5k AX1'DL.AAXa A LOJIIIJ'ILLOW 0111-lllmplr- ... IM 13 .llllttll-.plo A It IIOid for tile lint v.._ X..., till ... O'a, ota. 1PDP _.... tropta?oo, 111o - . . llld "' n or 111o .... • oa .....,. ltacll tltq lbo code 1o1ta • n t A Otzl 5 u 1 1n H 0 0 1 a It • 0 J' It I V J a 8 0 0 I V P WV V '1.-m G G P • ( ..,. OUt n ' l l - I'IIID fir _.IMIIIO 11 ILdTIIB 'l'BAX '101 JPU'l' IUtltlilt a • • .., 7 .. .II! 7~ 2! "'"' y... ... 11 1 n ol +• .- • "& ' Ti ' ' - - · ___.,, ' NOW .ARRIVING DAILYII DRASTICALLY REDUaD! Phillips Sisters The F•brk Shop Style Shop Court It, · Slnl" lila & Service Pome1oy 115 W. S.1and W'l M214 Right Reserved To Limit MARKEr Open 8 to 8-Mon. Thru Sat. *EXTRA SPECIAL Pillsbury PANCAKE MIX c *EXTRA SPECIAL Hunt's TOMATO JUICE *EXTRA SPECIAL SCOTT PAPER TOWELS Fruit Cocktail 303 big Jumbo cans '~Iron~ c 46 oz can *EXTRA SPECIAL DEL MONTE Conc:wttrat141 A.Wake Oranao 3 ... 89c Juice-- c lb. box SHORTENING !!"""'" ,,.... ·-·-·:-: 5TH & PEARL STS. - RAC/N E "The Store Wi th A Hart" *EXTRA SPECIAL SNOW DRIFT Le. ' Quantities. IN OUR STORE can ...•. a. To Show Our Gratitude For The Wide Public Acceptance Of Our New Store~ DETAILS lb. ' • Frd• V"'" EXTRA SPECIALS FREE BICYCLE PICNICS ' • NEW SPRING FABRICS RACINE SMOKED lie~ PIECE GOOD$ CONnNUES THIS WEEK Entire stock of fall ancl winter dresses, now ASK FOR I trbldr---- 1 ,, 26" Roadmaster Given Away Feb. 22 ::'::;litds 1 DRESS SALE :o~a:!:reorga~z=t~:~ :::::~m~a:r:ke:l:•·:":::~tm:·:lha:~cbtmn::ey~w:u~l:ha~ea:u:BI:::::::::::::::;c::~ I Q.qt,b ?h sa! 1I CLELAND'S T.V. Drew Webster u __ ploymenl for Its · • hillc~..!~\• 1hisHwlzerlfe, Mn. Vlolt~lt 8 0 to increaae lis population. and oiher factiors attmulate the -~~:·' ,.' hospital . , steadf pace ol economic devel- ...,... vawon. --Sa1d lhe legtslatton opment in the Unit d States M Cl d H dt now, is appropriation of . said agriCulture must maintai~ ~s. 1 ed ~ mothto implem1nt the Great , ., ce. wr,r O e ea o er -Said farm orgaitlzalions pa . er, Jllrs. Rosla Doak of VIenna, would not be smart to ask lor U.S.. farmers flnt had a s~b- ~ W. Va. Saturday, . any new farm laws oow. "Let slstence agrtculture 10 whteh Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kaylor things rest awhile," he advised. farm furmshed Its own and oon, Tarry, were New Year -saw 00 reason fur price resources ll1d consumet, 111 own dlhner guesla of Mr. and Mnl. controls on farm commodities, products, I he said. Tlen they\ JacFk WdeatherlllOII. f ''The p br 't tand 1 hi . m o commercaa agr1cu • Ire epartments rom Coel. k' u, 10 wont s or • lure, "slill the major form to- ville and Chester IIISWered • JBC ~0g, G he day in which farmers obtain pro- call to the borne of Robert F roups ed roq · , duction supplies through mar- Marcinko wben tbelr bouse stre~:rs ne ~~eratiVe kets and sell their products afire. II as believed the soot RADIO & T.V. BlAmNAR'S g ol J to !be · ~Elll:ydo,P.edajiO tile ;lll~H1er~ature~~ol; fal;•~<mr~y,~~~lt~~~~~~~ lrat docked at SOaebo today for nuclear aubmarlne seven • day visit. It was tleCIInd vlllt to Buebo tor Sarao Jnd tbe ellhtb vliJI Japu by an Amarfeaa liiiClear Mr. and Mrs. Dale Spencer' submarine tioco JAto 11r of Columbllll and Mro. Rwlsell of Chester Wert recent FALOONRY cueata of Mr. and Mrt. In the United Slate• Wayne Briekles. are more thu 1,100 .,•llbul;l. ts of faJconry wbo are as , SARGO IN JAPAN fur or part time lalcoo('r.i TOKYO (UP!) - The U. S. who art Interested In the was!bedone and Mlllor Mrs. Marcinko Gf blaze. Clamagt ba• a burned arm. Mnl. Lucy Kim called on Mnl. Babr and Maraoret oo met! -Said the world food crisis SERVIC~ s bound to cause u.s. !mrs <o step up production as the ~artiJ's population increases. -Bt liev.es in the concept of Wo Rop41lt All ••pply-management in agricul· l Maku a Modele ture •·te help farm income" , and "to keep the American 1 farmer trom losing his pants." - Wants the costs of the food for peece program eharged to WY :14115 tiJe Slate Depar!meniiRstead of 601 E. Moln St. ,_ the Agriculture Depa-. He 'i ~ nounced supply Weatbermthat11. a new It wu llllpkii)S and dish cloths been received. The group to pay for repairs on the !---~------ nex. A net profll over Mn. Evelya BrleltiH wu recefved fmm !be The WSCS of the Tuppers anCI oyer $11 from the sale of Plains Methodist Church Christmas cards. The recently at tbe boDE of Mr•-lmeellng wUI be with Mrs. said ?he American fartner iDana Hoffman with !lx mem- 1nard McGill. sbould not be asl<ed . tp btr t Th •~ 1 dize consumers. .· . ~. presen ·. e program ..,. GarreU Christy of Grove City -Would bUild new cities lC Automallon and LeiSure," is apendlog a lew dayo rural American to wu lilt'•· R. V. with his sister, Mrs. carl enacted." I JJU)A; LANDMARK ~~· ~c~P.s lh~t 49c •- 1 Tuppers Plains 'Social News used Iocat to .... 1ea der' warn ed toda y. for ... nee atd proJects.are before The United Slates, he said, Kenneth Nadon, exe·cutlvej ahoUid move away from using Ivice president of lhe National the law limply as a surplus Council of Farmer Cooperatives disposal Clmmlck, He said he told the 37th annual meeting of would PNfer to use the United the group that cooperative Nations It peddle food surplus- strength will 'deterinlne rilore eo. than anything else lhe terms on . · which farmera will participate Pat!OR also reminded U.S. in economic growth of the naproducen lb!ll the European lion. Com~ Mtll'ket ts not the only 11 fermers atlempt to go great market. There lS Eastern alone, without the help of their Europe .00 the. Soviet neighbors, Naden said, agriculhe sald, Indicating the lure will lose its traditional inSvtaates would do well to cult!- dividual enterprise feature in te tltoH markets. which eacb farmer has a 1 As lot ouccessor, he agerial role The result he didn't Intend to be · . In u'u""Jng ~ ?hal management decoslons po "" wr anyone. will be made elsewhere he The other comments, Patton: said. ' · A Great Acl Nadon said the forces of -Reiterated bb belle! that technology greater capital the Food and Alrtculture ot 1 b tier · tt lf t98S "Is possibly the sreatest ve.,..men ' e orgamza on piece of farm lecJslatloo resources, more THE POET'S 1 confer~ recen., .... everyone • di\IIICe _10 check him out on !arm~· strangely enough, few •qu......,. were asked of the man who baa battled vigorously fin' the benefit of the American Iarmer. 'But the few that were offered him Ill opportunity lo restate bb yJewa. •-t belie In I d f A ... ver oo or peace, Patton advocated a broadening of the scope of the Jaw. under which U.S. surplus l~rm produel! are sold abroud 49c ... ~I '"'.·$1 ,". "' j M.lk Low Every D p 1 •Y rca :·.:"":.~.s::~ · PGMI!ROf,.... . ct., lla ·tt, 19ti8-1B Ji1D Patton's (U~aning Out Desk After 25 Years at FU Gup r d!Dp- GaDlpolll Dam IU, IU, I1IIIPID& ll!o _. 011 rollert, l!omero)' • )laool iUS, Pl. Pleu&lll, IU!I, lllntall 0.'/ll falling, Kaoallllli Falls t.JI falllDC.IllariestDIIUI sla· llmlary. London, Marmet and Wlofleld dNnJ wen on !be ollls 1 Pomii'O)'·IIIddleport, On the Fatm Front River News ~~ • B~~rf~:nbu::a:P~ SEWING macblnes. repair ser I Baker Furniture, Middleport, vice, aU makea. WY :1-2214 '-'' lNT AD INFORM AliON FOR SAlE Dtllr •~. s Rolls Pineapple Juice __44.:~29c Frozen Food Buu! '· ; ,..;.; $~ortening MEDIUM GLOBE YELLOW CHEF-BOY·ARDEE - - - ' ~ ::.·69c • 0 lb. bag ' I Pilr?toy I Our Own Pure Pork ~rgarine WITH CHEESE Knit (,;rape Jelly '!~:~ _ '·)'.. 12!oz: ' Cottage Cheese --~49c c 'pkg. PRODUCE BULK .19 ONLY LINK, fb. 69c 21bs. Fresh Picnic ""~ ~les 4 :;, 39c *Fui-Valu Dairy Buys 19c: 9tl6ry ·· · ~.ew Cabbage-- v.;7c .. '"dive ., Felrmont 2o/o · ,~~29~. ,, LUNCH MEAT PORK •· 49c ROAST WIENERS Several Varieties Feinnont Deiry F1ir MI LK ICE MltK ' You'll like the delicloUJ &ood· ness of our own home made pork sausage. Try oomt with pancakes or waffles. IT'S G-0-0-D! ' '' 41o8lb. Ave~ago lb. ., t~ ·.~. SKINLESS �/ ' ·, ' ,, .· ' ·... I i ...,, \.". EXTRA SPE CIA~ PR.ItE COLGATE MEN'S INSULATED SUITS c •• •••• "'(! •••• ~ ~·. • •. ,.. ~. ~ • 0 :• % 9- •• •• • Middleport, 0. ' WH'ILE THEY LAST ' ' COTTON HOUSE ... '$ . 1l c LB. BONUS BUY ROLL REG. 39c JELLO GELATIN 1 LB. ROLLS e STRAWBERRY e RASPBERRY e CHERRY e ORANGE 3 oz. PKG. ONLY c ~. ~. ~··•• . SPECIAL WHllE $ BUY lAilY ' '1 AND IAVI , KING SIZE PIECE .. GALl OM SEVEN SEAS SALAD BOX DOUBLEMINT, SPEARMINT JUICY FRUIT c pkgs. 007 Shaving STOCK THIS c ITEM EACH UP ON Head AND IDAHO INSTANT POTATO ~AKE MIX BOXES Shoulder · ' :. FLAKES • Crm. ltal. • Rus. BONUS BUY eDutch MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING • QT. JAR . BONUS BUY LOG CABIN SYRUP FAIRMONT CHOCOLATE 2 24oL btl. PKG• . •• DRESSING . DUNCAN HINES c Chewing ·Gum FLASHLIGHT MILK ' •• FACIAL. TISSUES •• / •• ' STORCKS CARAMEL ..,_TWIST . SWEET ROLLS LADIES BAYER ASPIRIN that chain store prices art higher than Foodland's everyday low prices, and · · ·· · ···· ····· ··· that if you happen to prefer saY· ing money instead of ncklng stamps, that it's a smart idea to shop at Foodlandl •" DRESSES ~ \T'~,. .. " ~--•. : Kanauga, 0. · . ~ :.,....~· ~~ • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIT't' ' ~ LARGE $1Z& BOXES c REG. *1.50 c ! ' . AIAX Ol~~ ;oiTIRGINT - - - WE HAVE A COMPLETE SELF 'SERVICE· QUAUTY AND ' PRICES AND . ' ~ f : ;,;;<<r-.o, . . ' ~. THE BONUS BUY AJAX 1 DITIIIINT •1 1/ 'I kllll - olao $1.25 8 5TORCK'S 7 ' 7""'" CHICKEN TURKEY BEEF HILLBILLY BREAD ' LL ' MESH . BAG c ' ' .. .-.-· -----~ ····· ,. ~ ~· .- ,. -· -··· ... ........ . . - - • - .... J . . ..... .. - .- -· ~· ,..... _. ,. .... . FRESH CELLO . PACKED .DIFFERENCE '• PKG • ! I Qts. MORTON POT PIES oz. / • CHECK THE SHOE DEPARTME T AT DISC.OUNt ·PR .· · • .I PILLRUIIY 011 IALLARD '·• ' r»m!) .·Everyday Low·Prices , 25 3 :!!IIIC~UIT~I::::==:.:..:·OL::..:-:..:::...·.::for.=:. c REG. ·'1.45 . .t . '' or············ ····· ····· - :( CONVENIENT LQtAtiONS · TO ':SERVE YOU ., ·. '. LIMITED SHOP lAlLY $8.88 - $12.88 EACH :\•.ONLY SUPPLY VALUES FROM c ~ : tl'o_ J . ., · · · · · ········ ·· · · · · ·· · that Foodland's everyday low prices giYe you ·the lowest .total food bill week after week TO HELP O.EAR OUT WINTER INVINTOIY REG. PRICE : .I .... ,. . I ' ·, ' \ �/ ' ·, ' ,, .· ' ·... I i ...,, \.". EXTRA SPE CIA~ PR.ItE COLGATE MEN'S INSULATED SUITS c •• •••• "'(! •••• ~ ~·. • •. ,.. ~. ~ • 0 :• % 9- •• •• • Middleport, 0. ' WH'ILE THEY LAST ' ' COTTON HOUSE ... '$ . 1l c LB. BONUS BUY ROLL REG. 39c JELLO GELATIN 1 LB. ROLLS e STRAWBERRY e RASPBERRY e CHERRY e ORANGE 3 oz. PKG. ONLY c ~. ~. ~··•• . SPECIAL WHllE $ BUY lAilY ' '1 AND IAVI , KING SIZE PIECE .. GALl OM SEVEN SEAS SALAD BOX DOUBLEMINT, SPEARMINT JUICY FRUIT c pkgs. 007 Shaving STOCK THIS c ITEM EACH UP ON Head AND IDAHO INSTANT POTATO ~AKE MIX BOXES Shoulder · ' :. FLAKES • Crm. ltal. • Rus. BONUS BUY eDutch MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING • QT. JAR . BONUS BUY LOG CABIN SYRUP FAIRMONT CHOCOLATE 2 24oL btl. PKG• . •• DRESSING . DUNCAN HINES c Chewing ·Gum FLASHLIGHT MILK ' •• FACIAL. TISSUES •• / •• ' STORCKS CARAMEL ..,_TWIST . SWEET ROLLS LADIES BAYER ASPIRIN that chain store prices art higher than Foodland's everyday low prices, and · · ·· · ···· ····· ··· that if you happen to prefer saY· ing money instead of ncklng stamps, that it's a smart idea to shop at Foodlandl •" DRESSES ~ \T'~,. .. " ~--•. : Kanauga, 0. · . ~ :.,....~· ~~ • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIT't' ' ~ LARGE $1Z& BOXES c REG. *1.50 c ! ' . AIAX Ol~~ ;oiTIRGINT - - - WE HAVE A COMPLETE SELF 'SERVICE· QUAUTY AND ' PRICES AND . ' ~ f : ;,;;<<r-.o, . . ' ~. THE BONUS BUY AJAX 1 DITIIIINT •1 1/ 'I kllll - olao $1.25 8 5TORCK'S 7 ' 7""'" CHICKEN TURKEY BEEF HILLBILLY BREAD ' LL ' MESH . BAG c ' ' .. .-.-· -----~ ····· ,. ~ ~· .- ,. -· -··· ... ........ . . - - • - .... J . . ..... .. - .- -· ~· ,..... _. ,. .... . FRESH CELLO . PACKED .DIFFERENCE '• PKG • ! I Qts. MORTON POT PIES oz. / • CHECK THE SHOE DEPARTME T AT DISC.OUNt ·PR .· · • .I PILLRUIIY 011 IALLARD '·• ' r»m!) .·Everyday Low·Prices , 25 3 :!!IIIC~UIT~I::::==:.:..:·OL::..:-:..:::...·.::for.=:. c REG. ·'1.45 . .t . '' or············ ····· ····· - :( CONVENIENT LQtAtiONS · TO ':SERVE YOU ., ·. '. LIMITED SHOP lAlLY $8.88 - $12.88 EACH :\•.ONLY SUPPLY VALUES FROM c ~ : tl'o_ J . ., · · · · · ········ ·· · · · · ·· · that Foodland's everyday low prices giYe you ·the lowest .total food bill week after week TO HELP O.EAR OUT WINTER INVINTOIY REG. PRICE : .I .... ,. . I ' ·, ' \ �,.. ) • ·l; ' ' t~· Antique Quilts Bridge thePastandFrJtunl I ., By at:ULAR JONES Its delicate greea and white,' E"ex, and 1 mosaic with Its usuol one Ia yellow and black, T b r o u I b Tba Woodl, :• "It waa from Aunt Dinah's land a j>eautifui irla desi8Jled in Idifferent pieces <even a piece of each block deplctinl a part of "Wll~ Rose" and "Rooo of SJnor. quilting party 1 was seeing Nel--one in Ievender and white wltb 'the late Mayp1e Harris' apron American history beginning on," and one mode ~Y her moUe home ... ~. " Itiny stitching. j slrings). One of the most Inter-!with tho Norsemen and the thor from plecea of blue clressee Amerlcllll! of the Space Age Mrs. Jomes Rarley bad sev-. esUng wao displayed by Miss•well - known figures cl Priscllla, Bbe bad worn as a cblld. V.n•t bolding quilling psrties, ' eral she ha:l made herself. One jBess Sanborn, It had been ~~:••• ! Indians! Daniel Boone ed. oth- A mounlian ~oman once wao so far as 1 gather, and per- was "Tree of Ufe," In green ,to her gr'lll'finother b~ a n"""' !·"''· Tlus was a lovely reminder quoted saying, It scare& me to haps we have lost therein a and white, an mtrtcate· desigD;I·servlllg u a DliJSionary m.of the past. know how much of my life Ia vo•uable piece of Americana. :one with the Ohio lOOse, a deli- China. Each block contain• Mrs. George Skinner oho~d . in my quUts - my joys, sorFor quill making, whatover el,. cato pink and white; a Persian! Chinese WQI"d wblle tho qullt •e all wool _worsted In a nme!I'OWS, trou~les and memories of wr' t on at quilting parties, ' shawl design made from a pa~ spells out a hymn In Chinese. j potcb btlongmg to her grand- my !emily - each quilt Is Uke was an •rt. , tern belonging to Mrs. Martini Mn. John Kincaid had 111 un- mother Horden - while Mar- 1 Ufe - dlffere~t In some Proof of it was plain to see :-----------··--------- ·--------~- -- ---··- :garet Parsoons of Rutland ~d way, as we all differ. recently when members of Re-I 16-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lo!lddleport, 0, Jan. 19, 1966 . sent one mad~ by her aunt m All are done by band In a turn .Jonathan Meigs Chapter. : Ia etu:Istmas Wreath motiff; a painstaking stitch. The lives DAR .. wltnmed a program ! !beautiful red and grees combln- of entire families are embodied on antique quilts at the home I . • . att~n, surely done wtth pams· m thread and calico. A ptec'e of of Mrs. Nan Moore. I lllklng work. . Jimmy's shlrt, Mary's dresses, I su se the ''quilting bees" I ill b 8 tty Mrs. Nan Moore dispJayed Joey's coal, and so they goppo h • t' The program wns presented gram. Hostesseo w •. o. several made by her DIOiher, There's a "heap of llvin'" that \If our grandmot ers lmt!l by fourl.h grade students wben Haye~. Sara Roush, Marie Rlz- Mrs. Washington who had . t ki ·li p : w- .,. the forerunners of our wo- the reguJar meeting tl the Sy- er Miooie Harris Dee Brown d f th , ft h goes ~ o ma ng a qm , eo- ~ men's cl~bs of ~a~. After aU, r.acu~~ PTA was held lo the W~nda Stewart ~ Virgini~ e80on;e:rs o~~ ~eerwasa! ~!aa::: o~•;:e the~ ~~~ r: l woten l:e t!~:OC:II:tt~e~m~/;! local .sc~ool auditorium Tt1es.. Fi.sher, ed 'th [delicate periwinkle pettern, a vldes 8 cultural pabridge foto I no was . • . . . ,day evenmg, Jan. 11. The meet· fhe program open WI 8 , Wedding Ring design, and oth- th fu 1 gathered Wllb theu qmltmg : ing. condueted by the president, group of songs by the fourth I II 'th d · t fl h' I e ture. : ''piece~·· for a ~ay .of wor~. i Margaret Cottrill, opened with grade students. They, were ac- 1er~r: E~~ard a~o:te; I~a~"~n l A great grand~aughter m~y I news lt('lfls (~oss1p, Just rna} -: the pledge to the American flag . companied on the plano by junusual one in 8 ''box" d~slgn sleep un?er a .soft cloud of qutlt l bel, and a b1te I<> eat. . Devotions were read bv Marty Mrs. Ruth Stearns. Roma Nease , th t tu d 1 to made With miles of stitches by j 1. 1 11-the ... . t" 1 • h 1 a rne anoptca u· th d f dl At our qw1lmg par Y we ~ Willi~ms followed by the LDrd's read 'What to do Throng out IE . B 11 nM'lh h d pa en an s o one S· j 1 · in unison. · y ear; " a reel't aI'tor. ~ uswn. de b ' her oan th a (sev· th e long ago but cos I e d1'dn'I do th e wor k' buI we had Prayer the Ctrrung h tanI tn 1 tun admiring the work or moth· i On bt'haH of lhe t!Xecutive •·Birthdays" by Linda Sprouse; I hera mede Y 100 moltser) Twh. 0 in the spirit of love. 1 th long ;Fl D dd, as rna e over qu1 . ts ' d d e.rs an gran mo en . officers. the president express· readings, ' y on a Ys mother and daughter have ' Service to others without SJnct gone. Here .were tht>u ~ ed hN thanks to Mrs. Lee, the Nose," by Jay ~oh1er, tt-and lbeen taking blue ribbons at the ·thought of selfish gain eternat- j caref~lly med~ st1tehes and •l music teacher, the teachers, "Man In the Oruon Bed, by I county fairs for years _ one ly spans the gap between hu- ; beauttful handiwork ldt for fn· . mothers for making the Joyce Mohler. th L C bl It d man hearts. ture genera I.tons. Th e DAR , d~ 1· costume~ and to everyone who A play1etle "E very Season 1•was1 1. e d og· a n pa ern en Of such quilts can be A , " td a u1p es1gn over 100 years ' • . dl :ated to . preservmg our :'lm- ,helped witll the ChristiDBs Has A Reason, was presen.e old. enca.~ h.ent~.ge, makes use. of : program . by :he-, group, and an amusm~ Mrs. Lochary had several be- ~&YliiWM!l,..,., , old Thmgs even antique lt was unanimously agreed to song. 'I Know an Old Lday, 1 . t th 1 te A . W b- ~ ~. quilts. We hope to help keep send 8 planler w Miss Vilma closed the program. The clos-1 1ngmgdoh •,a .1 ggle e ~~ . b M s er an tor am1 y among '( . Am~n·ra a . 1an d . of ptop1e f ret- · Pikkoja, librarian of the book- ing prayer was gl'len Y • rs.: the qW1ts called ''Path ! ::1 ~to pursue hfe, liberty .and hap· mob:le, confined lo Holzer hos- . EsLhtr Thorpe. - ----- . - - - ! ~ pinPss. Ipita!. 1 Oelicieus rE-freshments of I . ~ Thus. a d•y spent with ob-' The fourth grade room with chet"scrake, cupcakes, mints.. ~ jerts of the past g1ve us hope ~rs. Letha Morris, teacher, re- punch and coHee were served I for the future. . . Iceiwd the attendance banner by Betty Ash. Vera Craig, DonMr. and Mrs. William Myers i Members brought the1r quilts and the $3 award. na Smith, Anna R~ush. Marga-I and family of Johnstown were I and each had a story (j) tell.: Homeroom mothers were re- ret Eichinger, Dons Sayre and ! • .flmm , weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr~. Pat Lochary told an inter· i mindt•d of lheir duty in treat- I Wanda Neigler. The Esther C1rc.le. of the . Aibert Alwo:~rd, I estmg story of qulllmg. lt be-1ing the studenls on Valentine ! Bertha M. Sayre M1ssmnary So-!1 Mr d M A hi 8 I · · 1 f the Racme · Bapt1s· t , . ..anbo rs. s on kayred ~aD a~ a era ft, out of necessltv, : Day ·a::;;w • t.,.._tf:AI w"'~Pnli ~ c1e y o F · · · · · , · · Ch h h o1 a1r rn were weeen ! ID early centunes m the Middle , The third grade students will urc met at the orne ot1 t f h' h M · East t~nd sinee has tJecon-ie an , vresent the Feburary 8th profOUn n Mr~. Rod (irim m Jan. 14. De-! rr:~: ~ew:;t.mot er, r s. art- a lost ene for most of us -- ----- - - - ~ -- vot10ns were led by Mrs. 1· Va1ery Ann Baylilf returnI Gnmm. who do not have lime to ' ' ed t h h c 'd 'II "piece a qu11t" ' U Y PI j The program. In ch•rgo of Sund:y, :~ter •:::.no~ or~;.: The story y,as told of a qu1H : Mrs c,retta S1mpson, consisted weeks With her rand arents j made for the Queen of F.ngland j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice of of several arttcles and letters M d M C gF Tp k' ' ~hat requtred e1ght ~·ea1·s of m- 1 Chester v1s1led Sunday WJth lfrom workers concermng ilfe- • rd. Canh. 'ssh. · · omp ms 1 K. tr' te k · t d 1 1M C an m . e was acoompan- 1 ICa wor m sam an em- , AutomatiOn and Jeisure was rs. eel1 Jmes.. d l ~md sup!JQrt of children lR the · Jed to Columbus by Mr and I bro•dery 1 Ch W i Mrs Harold Hamson an son, Murrow Children's Home at . · I M 1 M1lh d the top1c when the ester .1J ff 0 f C n11 tl are ~pend B Mrs. Tompkms where she was rs ,a wre~ee " . oon IS- ~ S C S held its January meeling l e · ,mcm . ' rents- acone College. Imet by her parents, Mr. and plaH•d two quilts which had at the church with 11 members img the week w~h her ~all" It was voted to send $5 dues Mrs. John Bayliff. I been madt-.bv her mother, the and une visilor, Mrs. Frances iMr. and Mrs ~a~\~~ Searl~~ to the Meigs County Council of . Mrq C. F. Tompkms was in , late Mrs 'Wtll Plummer of Rut- Spenrer, present. The meehng Mr and Mrs. ton Va IChur(·hes. Several notes of ap· : Wel!~ lon Monday afternoon. j land. They were beautiful was m charge of Mrs Gladysileft Vlonday for Arhng ' d preriati'On were read from to asmt with a Methodist thrtlgs Martba 's Vineyard, wilh Spencer who presented Ute for .8 visit With their 90~ r~ Ifr1ends of the eornmunitv visit- I Lraini~g conference on workers topic Devotions were given by Ifamily, Mr. and Mrs. a rled and remembered with plates · with yeunger children, held at Bernice Bailey of a poem, "The i H~rlS an: ~w so~ e Ben- of fruit during the Christmas Ithe Methodist church. Secret." Psalms 26 : 1~29, and r an ~h ka~; Steve Iseason. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jed Webster Pomeroy. Ohio Prayer. Several members as- nett a~d sons, 1u~h 8 k d was chatrman of thi busmess 'j and son, James were Sunday sisteri with the program. Oth· 1C~lum. us. spen Me wdeeMen Isession. dinner guests of her 1evening . d "H w1th hiS jlllrents, r. an rs. T h M a- h, New TONIGHT & THURSDAY er ar t1c1es rea were, ow Ch 1 B It Ch ·k 12 sus-I he love gift program mot er 1 rs. T. C, """us NOT OPEN Mucb Quicker Things Can fW ar es enne · U< · • •• H --. W V Done ·'' " 1\ge or Leisure ,. and tained a fractured wr1st while 1m charge of Mr~. Mane Roush aMv.. n,R ·be at.R't hi nd Fl 1 PRIDAY d SATURDAY ' h d ~ .. k l V ter I tied "Lo 0f rs. 0 r 1 c e 8 or' J•n:~ry 21·22 ''Automatic Buying la Super- ere an w.as "'- en. 0 e ·! was en 1 ve GOO." ence Ann and Carrie B e t hI "GENGHtS KAHN• Imarkets." . Ians Memonal ~nspltal where I De! Jcious refreshments were J Bearhs visited reet!'ntly ln Bel-l 8 ~ast ~as a~l·~~· h ta ,served by the hostess, !TechniC'olorJ During the business sessien, pre with Mr. and Mrs. Palll 1 1 1 1 Stephen Boyd, James Mason, ; In charge of Ruth Erwin, a .rers. pa h Y 81 f een , Grimm, assisted by Mra. Glen- , Grinstead and daughter, Lori . Eli Wallach, Francoise Dor- . port was given 00 the fhTJst- returned Lo her orne rom I J ea. nf·tie. leac, Telly Savalas, Robert M . I H 't I oa O'Connor to Grelta s· Morley. Yvonnr Mitchell, :mas baskets sent to 11 shut·ins. : VeterJns emona ospt a , ' . Imp-: John Wayne Teaford visited 1 Omar Sharif, as Genahh IThe-re Wt're 30 sick l'alls re-I whel·e sht underwent surgery 1. ~on,. Helen Simpson, Ethel Mond ay WI'lh h.1s mothor , Mr~- ' " , 1 . • Kahn. port:.- d and three cards sent to :rP.c~nt. y, Smlth, Edna PJCkrns, Mane Editb T{'aford Wid son, Cecil. "MORO WtTCH DO.CTOR" : shut-ins. I \11\ham. Perry. Ault celebrat- Roush, Lina C·lftlS and Fran· ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sadler Jilek Mahoney, Mart~e Dean, , PI ad to tit andled h1s mnth b1rthday Sundev , . Pancho Mangalooa. :ms were m e qu i 'th f .1 d' M ·d ces Wilcoxen. returned to their home, Brldgesew ra8S . Mrs. Frances Spen- t wJ 8 amt Y. _mner. r. an , pert Tuesday, after an over. SUN., MON. and TUESDAY · ' cer was welcomed into the S0- Mrs. C. H. Wls~. Jr. were I night visit with her aister, January 23-24-25 ciety guests for the: dtnner. Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. "THE SANDPtPIR" Other members altendlng In- Harry Moms has returned r I Mrs. Bernard Garrett of DuniTechnlcolorl eluded Mabel Van Meter Mildto Akron alter btmg hero for L-W Va viSI'ted receoUy Ell za beth Talor Rlrhard s.,.. ' th b · 1 0f his 'f M H I ....-, · · ton, Eva Marie Saint, Morgan red F'rank, Eva Kimes, Mrs. e una WJ e, . rs. e• with her mother, Mrs. B. F. Mason, Chas. Bron•on. Ida Knight, Mrs. Flor<DCe · en Hubbard Morris Friday. Gravely and her mter Mill. ~~J.:~:·;; & Bile chael, Betty Frederick, Letba K>thryn Elhs, daughter of, Religious Affirmation Day J. A. Eden. ' c Wood and Ethel Orr. Mrs. Della C::Ornahan of Bucy- , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_, rus, Is a patient at Holzer Hos- and Royal Observance Day , pita! In Gallipolis. be held at the Pomeroy Maso11- j ic Temple Sunday •t z p.m. Party Given Monday Special services for all , At Dillard Home Arch Masons and brother Mrs. Ralph H. Ballard enter- sons, w'.'l be observed WEST COLUMBIA - Funertained with a Stanley party i by lBVIImg the Order ol a! services were held. Monday : , Monday afternoon et her home/~" ~tar ~nd f f';;;uhes and B•lh- at 2 p.m. for. William E. Foley,! 0 , 0 Bashan Road. Following a dem- !0 o. at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral' by Mrs. Richard Order of Job s Daughters, home In Middleport. Burial wu ! In the Riverview cemetery. 1 garnet were played i pore~ts, to take part In the with prizes awarded to Miss Jow.s lp annual service. PaUbearers were Russell , Doris White, Mrs. Arthur Mor· The Rev. Compaoion Free- Young Jr., Willtam Young, arity and Mrs. Ballard. Mrs. land Norris will bring the mes- 1 Rife, Worley RHo, ! Arvil Holter woe tho opprecia- sage, the Norris quartet will James Kauff, Paul Kauff and i tion prize. sing religious songs, and Wilham Lemley. Rev. Donald 1 Relreshments were served by will be pr,.ented by Job's Boone was In charga of the ser' the hosteSI to the above and ;gbters. AU Masons and II"''"· Oliver Bailey, Mrs. Stan- 1familles are urged to Re::lw~A~ttendlag from out-of- town Trussell and Mro. Russell this spectol service. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dov1ments will be ts and Mr. and Mn. Charleo Foley, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rife, RD, Mldclleport; Mr. and Mrs. Wi!Uam Lemley and Illr. and Mrs. Michael Mate, • Duncu Falls; Mr. and Mrs. William Foley, Columbuo; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lemley and daughter and Joha Lambert, RD, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Young Sr., Mrs. Olevia Young and Mrs. Janice Young, all of West \)1lumbla; Mr. and Mn. Robert Kennedy, Mrs. Cecil Kauff ed Mrs. Paul Kauff, aU of Ru~ land: Mra. Robert Grogan o1 Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. John Belt Bargains tlre tlt ••• Kaufl and Gene Kauff, J.lkldleport. Salel Men'·s Dress ·Slacks '• ·- ' 1 ° EsfherCrrcfe M H eets at ome Of Mrs G • 1 Any 5.95 or 6.95 Slacks St d To 'cat Chester WSCS /s Automation 1 'I .. MEIGS THEATRE I Mn.l I - I ' 1 1 1 Special Wo sh"p Servr'ce Planned SUn day at 2 1 -I -, .. '' " - I • • Funeral Held For W. E. Foley In Middleport Naturolizers patented Contoured Sole rests your feet while you walk. ------- ---TWICE-YEARLY SALE' .. Continues .. Chapman· Canaday In lhe Mllldlellock MIMt,. IU.. 111• I'OMI!ROY'I QUALITY IHOI ITOitl NOW GOING ON II RUTLAND FURNITURE ARNOLD GRATE $H 2-4211 RUTLAND, 0. NAME OMITTED The name of a half-brother, Frank Still, was unlntenUonally omilted from the list of survivors of William E. .Foley, West Columbia, ill bJa .Gbltuary, - ____.;,_--------- .. ~ • ,, ••• ~~/$ --· ~~" ~ ... \1'. ~ "' ... P. ~. ~~ 0 g~-o ~ 1t• (,.. o• THURSDAY, JAI!IUARY 20, 1966 f Naming of Directors is Delayed Until Feb. 16th 7.95 Slacks s.oo· 8. 95 and 9. 95 Slacks C'rltlclsm of how directors of the Melgo County Com• munlty Improvement Corp. are selected Is expected to be quieted by an action taken Wednesday night In Pomeroy. Reported · complaints centered upon the theme that "de· mocrats had been pa"ed up" In nan1ing dlrecton 1111 year. Meeting at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. In Middleport, with President Bill Chllds In the chair, the CIC delayed nomtnatlon of nine dlreclon until Febtlm.16. 1 I . ,I Also, It was made clear by Mr. Cbllds that at that o ' I·. ntmtioatlons will be Jnvited I I·i 1·'1: .1 (II ' from the floor. lee, Jolm Blaettnsr. Olin Boothe, Dick OweR Jock caraey, Bm TOUR BANK - Mrs. Mary Grover, bookkeeper at the Pomeroy National Bank, shows Pomeroy Junior High studettta A comntittee ol three, Fred Grueser, Lloyd Blackwood, Pat.y Ash, Kathy Francis and Randy Burt equipment used in her department during a tour of the facility this week. Crow, chairman, Bernard V. Bob lloefllch Crow WJDpll More than eo eighth grade mathemattca students cl PHS teacher John Mora visited the bank as part or a study unJl Fultz and to Leslie F'. Fultz, was and Bob Jacoba. _ ' _ _ _.;,_ on _bankln&.Sentinel -intedd nominate a mtnl___;:__ _ _Pboto. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ..WORLD Ill .,·' ., • 1 Sizes 29 to 50 waist measure, wash and wear fabrics. Solid colors and neat patterns. ~::._::~:::_ ---------------~~----------------· Wear Department on the 2nd Floor $12.95 WOMENS SLACKS ·.. · .............. SALE $8.00 $10.95 WOMiNS SLACKS .................. SALE $7.00 $9.95 WOMENS SLACKS ...... ---- ·.. ·.... SALE $7.00 $7.95 WOMENS SLACKS .................. SALE $5.00 $5.95 WOMENS SLACKS .............. ·.. · SALE $4.00 $4.95 WOMENS SLACKS ........ ·...... ·.. SALE $3.00 $3.95 WOMENS SLACKS ...... · .......... · SALE $2.50 $4.95 GIRLS SLACK SETS .... -- ............ SALE $3.00 $3.95 GIRLS SLACK S~TS ............ ·.... · SALE $2.50 $2.95 GillLS SLACK SETS ..... -.. ,.. " .. ... SAlE $2.00 $7.95 Womens Orion Sweaters (Extra Size) ·· SALE $5.00 $5.95 Womens Banlon Sweaters (Extra Size) SALE $4.00 $3.95 GIRLS SLACKS · -- ·.... ·...... · .. .. .. SALE $2.50 $2.95 GIRLS SLACKS · .... ·.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. SALE $2.00 $7.95 WOMEN$ SLIPOYER SWEATERS .... SALE $5.00 $5.95 WOMEN$ SLIPOYER SWEARRS .... SALE $4.00 $29.50 WOMEN$ RAINCOATS · ·· ·· ·•···· · SALE $22.00 $25.00 WOMEN$ RAINCOATS ··· · ········ SALE $20.00 $19.50 WOMENS RAINCOATS .. ·...... ·.. SALE $15.00 $16.50 WOMENS RAINCOATS : ·.... · .... · SALE $13.00 $13.95 WOMENS RAINCOATS ............ SALE $10.00 $7.95 GIRLS SWEATERS ·.... ·.. -- .... -- .. -- SALE $5.00 $5.95 GIRLS SWEATERS .. ·........ ·.. ·.... - SALE $4.00 $4.95 GIRLS SWEATERS .... · .......... ·.... SALE $3.00 $3.95 GIRL$ SWEATERS ·.... ·........ ·.... ·SALE $2.50 $12.95 WOMEN$ SWEATERS .......... ·.. · SALE $8.~ $1G.95 WOMENS SWEATERS .............. SALE $7,00 $8.95 WOMENS sWEARRS .... ·.......... · SALE $6.00 $7.95 WOMENS SWEATERS ................ SALE $5.00 . $5.95 WOMENS SWEATERS ............... ~ SALE $4.00 : $4.95 WOMEN$ SWEATERS ·.... ·.......... SALE $3.QO ~•. $3.95_WOMENS SWEATERS ................ SALE $2.50,. .' . .. - loys Sh1nmont Don't Forget The ' . COTTON CREW SOCKS JANUARY FURNITURE SALE While with multi-color top. ' Slz8? 8 to 1OY2 On Thi 2nd 1ncl . ,. ... 3 Pain 1·00 Elberfelds lli . ~omero~y 3r'd Floors: . ' .,._ ·-. .., ' •. ' ~------ ~~~~, Middleportlnsurance1gency Looted More Bargains In the Busy Ready To ,, .. ' . • Pomeroy dAd About Midd/er)()rf • .) ...::: ' In 4.00 ' A , 1 • n Mar'nly About : People In ' .POMEROY-MIDDI.EPCIRT. OHIO VOL \)(VII NO. 231 1 I at • r Fourth Grade Students Give Program At Regular Syracuse PTA Meetmg o;;- . • e • t . entt ne ' Detlotal fe fu lrtlWRIJ 01 Tllelf.,...VCIIOII ;.,,_ •I ::s ' 'I • '.) It wao pointed out that nomfnalions for prospective directors will still be open from the floor at the next meeting. Current dlrectnrs and members tf the C. 1. C. executive comntittee will cootlnue to serve In their pressnt capacity until the next meeting. ·. -.,~omaD mlnleiOr, ~- tfie Indira Imlll, to visit United The MDIII- SintpSQJI....,_ out to Iuach '*-" 12:10 and Johnsoa lnsura!lce nr any com- 1formatio• concerning them to lings, Jack Bachner, Genevlevt Agency 08 North Beeollll-av 111 p. m. billation of the above names. ceontact, his department ur the Sherman, John Frede~~ek Full>, Middleport Ioooted of It was reported tho 111011ey Police said the. amount the IMe1gs t;ounty Shenlf Robert C. Cec1i Bradbury, G>li 1\(liler, era! hundred clollarlln ;ash 111111 approllmately $500 111 f1, fS, checks were wrtllea for totaled lj Hartenbaeh. . IFranki!Il Tr1pplett, John Zerkle number of cbecklln darlJII ntJ and $21) bills, was !&ken out $763.14. Signatures on the ehecks m- Da~sy Patterson and Dw1gbt Of~ 1 1 ds llgbt rob!>ory Wedllesday. of 1 bol< in a cleok drawer. Chief Gilkey revealed . the elude Isabel . S.'mpson Norman ]>er. . . . ~Icldt Pollee Chief liD- Also otoleD were 15 checks names of persons who Signed IFrederiCk, W1lhe Dyer, Hersch- .. Shrnff Hartenba~h " asmtbert G =oaid the qaucy-... written payable to Mills 111- the eberkl wbich were taken !' "' McClure, Walter and Leila \mg Chief Glikey 10 lnvest•g•· enterell wblla Ill employoo Wlf IIIU'ance 1 SimjlllOII, Jnsuraaeo and urged uyone having iR- Hellman. Harnet Barr Rawl- twn of the burglary. :;~:~:f1.~1 Ke.aton, Stake-out Nel Sthree Juvem•1es Calm in l'eath Row, Vows I nnocense rectoro. Nine directors are selected by COLUMBUS UP!) _ ''I'm He may leave the L-block As 1 coedemned mao, Kea- blhack. hwavy ha ir. Hed lhe~ hbome Kea~ o, aRone - ti me inm aMte of the membership of the C. I. C. innocent, tl* condemned man onct 8 day _ for exercise ill ton does have some privileges. w en_ e w~s 15 an . as .een 11.'e v 1 u~ e1or?la 1ory a1 ans. Tht lnvltaUon was cleU•voredj according to Presldeat ~·said l..;k- around the room tho prison courtyard, but he He may have coffee whenever ljlaiTled tw~ee. lhe first bme held. With sl?ymg Karl Bartee, to Jllll. .o.ndbl by U. and the other SIX . are appoml- a • then ~ . directly Into dnesn1. "l don't cart to leave he wants it and IS g1ven 24- When he was 16. He had two 42, of New CarliSle and Rutb Amba,..dor !llester Middleport Pollee Chief Her- ed. by tho Meigs Gounty Com- mnd e es '~m 1101 'afraid my cell much," he !Mid. "I've hour across ro • radio. children .with each wife. HIS Sherman .. 43, a Da yton walt.ru,tnl a 30; ll!lnute formal bert Gilkey's dept. appro- miSSioners. Those already nam- loydle~' • been to the OIOUI'I)olrti Ollly "I have a set of earphoaes second w1fe. Harnet, and the~r ress. dunng a holdup a\ a bar at bei' olflce. bonded three Juvenile boys Wed- ed by the comntisslooers for . three Urnes." in my cell and like to listen ch.'!~ren hve w•th hw parenls. Marrh 15. nesdsy night entering Cenlral tbia year ara Bernard Fultz, Cleo Vernon Keaton of Day· Twice a week be II allowed at night to the radio," be said. . 1 ve accepted the fact I may Keaton insists he Is Innocent DELAWARE, omo elemenniary school building. Middleport: Fred Crow. SYJ'll· ton, o resident of the Ohio Pllll- to shower and a prison barber ''I've become adjusted to life die and sm wilhng w do JUSt as of the Francis murder He sel Rickey has~i.s~~~~~ ~~:;,rtreherislon of the lrlo, two rnse: Kenneth McElblnny, re- itenli'ary'o death row since Nov. shaves him with a safety razor here and time slowly DIOves ou. the others have dono before out several reasons in' his aIale Br"""' """ thee board 0f COIIIIty 9, told me abou1 bis pbll010,.~ •"'- oa Wednesdays and Frldsys, There really aren't any days me ' " he sa~d · . ted P'ck peal to support his trial was uo" ed lbe city and Obi0 14 and the other 15, was presea....,. 1 1 · flllr . made by Patrolmn Raymond comnlissloners; Leeslle Fultz eal outlook on his date with the leaving blm with a heavy black here" he said "! don't believe Keaton was conv1< n UniVWilly a ctfl el abeoll wh st·•-• _ ,_ Pomeroy· Freeland Norris Ro- 0lectr' chal 111 Ill IntervieW . • • . · • away County Court of Common · copies of the boo"- "Ao 1 e was "'""'""u1 .,. • • •c r. , stubble D10sl or the time. m wrlllng notes 1o pnson off!- Pleas Nov. 5 of first de e But Keaton says he Is not bE$. oall My Past Century" by olde building. and Veraon Wever Rut- Inside the prlSOlll stark gray He wears the special unironn, clals and asking for favors. I murder in the shooting of :.':,. ter, lhop Rerbil'l Welch. Chief Gilkey saltl It WB! lite In· ard lo clalms walls. red stripee down the legs of his mmd my own business sad rice L. Francis, 27, of Williams- "I have nothing agln.st tbe 1 third ""a"'":ve nlgh~o hoildof the 11166 :" : : He appeared calm, I wu nor- blue dungarees and on the Ia- keep away from the others. port during a robbery last Ohio penal system," he told me. of~~~~esMI-~nllmili k.li b~lddl t '~ : t ~ was uofalr 11 that 110 ':m! WUJJ. Walking Into a grim, for- pela of his blue denun jacket Keal<ln Is 28, shorter than av- March !3 m a rural area near And, be said, the prison ~ .._:'epnr po co par crats wore named 11 was a tr-llke pebilentiary 11 BD 1111- and white shirt instead of the erage with a medium build and Williamsport. cials watching over him "art ..., ....1 "'" ment after tt was reported the reed that the C. 'I C ts rorgettable elPOrtenco - even uaual prison blue wort shlriS. a tbick crop of carefully parted Dayl<ln pollee also charged just doing their job." before bla daslh flat Dec. 9 was entered at least leur • • when you know vou are free to · Die by llutlenls, faculty tlmee recenUy. Chlel Gilkey al- a political group and that any' 1!11111; dsyw:snd MoosenteiCed to go l'I'ASHINGTON (UPI) -The · Old Wnleyan' flltb Chlel Gllk aid that ffl OTHER BU81NE88 to the chair April 22 for a slaySelective Service Syotem will : ..: II .... be :wlll: be soul lnsltl: b:l::. Crow, a Pomeroy attorney, Ina • robbery. But bls willlla the- 18 days ltldt.. .Ia become the I 11m b Jary discussed the prot>OCII of the ease II being appealed and the wiletbor to beifD draltlng 8 08 ., • a urg new prison being located to execution data Ia lndellnlte. -collega studenta to meet alty't· atbletlc director II bellevecl Imminent. Melg County lndi ling be ''Time goes by slowly 11 matlpOWer aoeo11 ollhe war In NEW YORK (UP!) -A 3-year-old boy, offered a mini., Chief Gilkey salcl that milk, sba adtnUoaal calnl death row" Keaton told me. Viet Nom. tore flag from a large display, chose one for blmseU and ClOUIH B v s - .T IB~~~I c:~s. and olber Items bad been ~sy by ~· d of Ibis .:"'" We talked the interview room his big sister, then thoughtfully said: "Please, may I bavo Thodeo admhdotratlon'a In during the recent entries ~Ids :O:~ewed the wactl~lty of a rpiaoa oftice. 11 was the PT. PLEASANT - Brerry Tbe deelsloa will be ap to one for daddy'" trial ~nt pregram of €enfral scbool bullcllng olllt C I C during the 1 t first time be bas spoken to a Jones, MBSOD County represen- Lt. Gea. Lewis B. Renhey, The incident took place the day before the funeral ol 0 another IGol wblch Is wbleh was gotten Into through ~ ject as IIOW3III8Il sin bls arrest. laUve In the House of olegates, lllrector of 1.. IJBiem. H be the late President Kennedy, accurding to Maude Shaw, tho I'Oidy for Immediate Ull the furnace room. Robert :~ell Keatoa llllllef the con- ed the only republlc&R I? wm deeldeo to lap celloge man- Kennedy children's nurse, writing in the ourrent lssuo of tiW ealllpllp to ottract.new ppolnted• ber hi chair- slant lcb of urlty guards election In Mason County to the JIOII'<I" pool, Ike poorest sllld- the Lsdies' Home Journal - --~ llcluslry, .. .Vetorw Memorial Roepltal for 111116'"":. ~~ de- IR a 7:-7 cell with a democratic sweep In tha Nov. enta wlll pi the flrltl-A ciao- The child was John . F. ''So I told her •• gently II I Tba Oltin Water w ADMI8IIION8- Alma Pullins, elded that lhe•b lawa shO:d be. bunk basin ancl tolleL Be Is IIIIH _elections, has ~oonced olflcatlolll llld 10me will be Ketllledv Jr. and the flag be could; It was my duty to do so. ltotary Commission bold Itt Velsla Roush, Mlcldleeport; and changed so th%t" dueo will be .,. ;, 12 prisoners awaiting OI· be wlll not be 1 candidate for drafted by next year, picked for his lather, apparen~ Caroline sobbed on my sbou> -ung Wadneodsy llld said illle, payable .., January 1 o1 each eeullon but aside from 18 oe- reelection In th_e May prhnary. Under the aystom, a collece 1y because It resembled the der, and 1 comforted her; until, wlll bqln procesa1ng . Boyd, year. easlonal ~ of cbeu ar oards Jones atsted m an open letter studeat tam a toll Ia see Presidential standard, was Ia- at last, she fell asleep." Uonti 110011 far the •so mlillon Pomeroy; Audrey Gibbs, New a.Jlds called the C 1 C "The be has ntUe to do with the otb- the! be could not devote the wbere be atando In eomparl- ter buried with the PreSident. MISs Sbaw sa1d that the task bu available. The funds, Raven; Wllma Ginther, O.eotor· anfzatlon tbet ~ ·tiOIDe- en time necessary Ito serve the ~o- oon wllll the ml of bls class. "It seemed to 10e so poignant of telling Joba Jr. of hil vlded 'by Oldo vote'rl tlmJugb Reed Crill')', Long Bottom; ~ about getting induslry lo- ' , pie, as bls business II ':"''ulrmg U .. oeores well be ll geaer- and fitting; lor President,tatber's death fell to Roberl pm'al of the capital mo Eyaon, ReedavUJe; Mrs. Ro- cated In Melp County, NOW YOU KNOW more and more of his time. ally COIIldered life from a Kennedy was buried on his IKennedy, but she didu'l th10• lllelll bond tuue bJ lha Hamm and daughter, A~ Altendlng-eCbll.k, Horace Tile Repobllc. 11 IRaol ,.. ".:c~ll,!':,ti: dralt calL U be doeo 'poorly, son'• third birthday," Miss the child was old enough to 11166, tlectiu, will be Ioaaed hens, Cheryl Smalelllkl, PL Klrr Jack Welab John Weraer pnc!talmod.., MIJI4, Ull, In sbould be made tmo • be may be called lip. The tes~ . Shaw wrote. understand completely. eounl)r etJIIIIIIsslone to Pleasant; Ward Sayre, Raelne; ~~ Shuler, E. B~ .....na.e d 1 ...,.,.. o1 dlately 80 other~= tng oyslem allo applleo to The ehildren'o nnnny, goverulllnalGn ol water Rodney Swartz, Letart, W. Va. lh -.o1 AflllliDIIIJ If 111e clldates could file priOr to the aradaale atsolenll. ness to the Kennedys for seve• Goodloe Wants 40 ..,_ lfnll to new or . SQUAD OOLED Unfled Nallou. a b • deadline I Oli!- years, al!lo said she broke the R • t ed N ed ,__...._._, M-'- ..,_, ~• l'UIIY • . .. f the Pr 81.d t'8 death egiS er urses • . en ...._,. lacUIU.. ovw .,.. ..._. lloa,ltal The llaclno emergency oquad To date, oo candidate baa rued Coo Will R • news 0 COLUMBUS (UP!) - City rlcal\ttralllllcla "" wbicb ADMISSIONS --: Beiea wn; uall wu lltiiOOIOIIed at 7:20p.m. LOCAL ftMI'II or liiiiiiOUIICOd bil Intentions to per unm to 6-year-old Carohne.. Health Commissioner Dr Ollie ~ . lukJIIen , . bavo tiams, llntlaJid; Lelia Wolfe, Wednesday for Mrs. Jobn Law- Tbetemperaturelal'llmeroy's .leek the seat In the House of New 19th district Thou tragiC ~v•~:. :~ M. Goodloe said Wednesd~y bfs Middleport. . aoa Racine, wbo was Iaten to businou cllstrlct at 11:11 a. m. Deltitlal<ll. ASHLAND, Ohio (UP!) - paron Y was . p a u office wlll have It) hire 4ll reg!" DISCIIARGB8 - AIWa Blet- llle Golllpolla Clinic and was tndsy was 11 ..... lltlder James WJulns, 13Q! Meadow- state Rep. Dol! K. Cooper, R- came a7~t ~· 0 tered nurses to handle the i~ " ,. I'O'IIIJl JViu Nod In 1101', MallDII. • atered 81 I mecllcal patleat. cloudy llldee. , lnoke Drive, a Goodyear Plant Aablaad, 'announced today he ~eder'bleo 0 of g. 8.. flux of cases when tbhe Medlo -'-dov rued I ~.. --· ~ D-·b . mer l co llSlOR. W I Collllty . . · amp oyeo, - . . or ww '""" ••• •..,... Ucan mnun- M' SIJa . b d tok the care program gets into blgb Feb. 1_ · --L =d salect: _•=· •·• . . . . .!j =-::. ~'!.ar~~~ls. ~bo :::~1 ~oscls~ :~ Jones wOn't "'" ::,:a~~~t~ ~~.:;~,l~":a~~ w~~ slsk~ Seek Seat ·-· As DeleP"al e d~g :,.eel• ! !,.. :: uV: F John John Asked for . lag 'For D3ddy' Already Dead e In Th ''' :-.pod do wli- :u: c. --.a.. ;tur: NBC Awarded Bonehead of the Year Prize .!m~~:a::: :....': : Dls~torlR ~child':'.. to '7t.e ~me :their g~ be warned h• ddldn, ' , He has beea active In school May primary. grandmother, Mrs. ~ .~ueh- think be could secure additional DAIJ.M (UPil -The Dall.ao TV departmoat wbt must accept tho IropiJy of wdlul 1111 .lffalrs, aerviDg as preeldenl of Cooper, a tbfrd-term leglala- lnlo~; After putting John- nurses without offering pay ;a. Bonebead Club ''llonehesd olllavo ~ up ID8IIf a night allver klppad by a liqe .uver -lbe 1111 Black Backars As8o- tor, seeks to represent Ashland, !ohnto toebedlineMJss creases to bls enUre staff, iD> OIJio,•ol the year'' award will be lrylag to oleclde wbich program 11111. · :<::.. dation and 111 olflcer In , the Cuhoeton, Holmes, Wayne and -·d••• to":;:. uve111 eluding pbysicians. 1'IWeDted Friday lo till.. NBC abould llave priority, lbell In I Jbn Marohall, clefW\1111 IUIDIII!!f Little League IJI'OII'IDl. Medina counUea lnd the west- .~,. ' deplll'bnent fw Ill braid- DtODieDt of complete frustra- ol the Minnesota • . \'Wip, Be Is the father of tbreo child- ern hall of Tuscarawas County. She soon broke down llld TO DEDICATE SCJIUUI:. • of I profell~ fopthaD Uon, thre* ~ IOIIIe to received llle •WJOI'4 JUt Jllr ren. , .' . Caroline asked: ''Mi~ Shaw- NEW RICHMOND, Obit and the Geibtill 7. latllll!b the Wind and bltmclered lltelr far bls lf1ard, ,W~i llUil KILLED TODAY wby are you orylng? (IIP1) '!be new f1,4ttl,llllt t on .1/Jo ~ at llllltab 111'081 . . ICI'e!llll ol with a fumbla fGt 1 tWtliy WANTI JOI IWUETTA, Oldo UP!) . New Rlclunnnd 111gb School w11 ll\l!ltllle ·tiiDII . limt. · , . ID}IIlonl of , ~ teleYI- 1P1D1t San Francisco. :: . OOLVMBUS (UPI) ,;, .Illata Jaaepb H. Farapn, 51, St. Mary, ~THER be dedicated SUilday ~ "TTit. our · aaiJ wa, Ill .. . 'lie!!ei't. .,tbt Btoeheada l!larlhall otartec1 ~ . ~· Archer ReiDy, Colum~. w.,v~. was ~· early today Plftly eiRdJ tiiiiCI\tl • .. 'ftte :w.room boflcllng wlll pte. ;;:-,japruJIIbe """' ..,, .. • llallu ki aocept the tiUi lllnoUnced Wednladay be ll .clr- wb!ll· b1if •u: ran off Olllt eo Friday llOIIlb. Utile letapora- tide facll!Ues for 1160 ~ IIIIP·:• "' . .._.. : .. :.".,.-:;C .,Wllllatilt B. ~. 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