https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a28a9597cb82174305038ae0d515a1de.pdf 7f51747c28f4b4159803ba10dd846153 PDF Text Text V,•, < ' - ...'' . ----:-· •· ' . - I • . ... ' ----- • • .,.- · · ~-~11' ·-.....- ___ econd Annual lansLaunched Blue mood or new mood WRANGLER. has just the jeans for you! egatta RepriJientatlves of 10 orgiJ!I., oons disrussed a proposed Pl"/ visitors would be brought to 'In&: and Pomeroy Drew • We!J. ruve 11 chairman lor organlz. llllnns helped tick of!JIIIJI. of evente, and the order the regatta by a train sponsor·/ ster LegiOn Post, tile parldn(. iJJg a local talent show. aJni lor the 1966 Bt, 1le R.. In which they might be ·pre- : ed through the same organiza· 1 It was re(IOl'led there Is a Groupo represented at tbo &alta Weekend Tuesday olght sented. l lion that was iR charge o! the / possibility of boat race1 btUJ meeting were the Meiga County at Pomeroy ·towo haD. Leonard said It lo planned top9115 Fall Foliage tour. Saturday and Sunday. Tho Jaycees, P.....,y Drew., Web. AI Leonard, general chair- have the boat races •anction.d 1 Committee chairmen for tht group also suggested an arch· ster American Legion' Pt8t, man lor Ibis second replta, qain by the Mid • East oot 1 regatta are Willis Leadingham, ery contest, quartet singing, Racine V,• •nteer Fire Depart. Wtlcemed them by ooU.IIing board ABsociaUon. A Miss Am. , boat races and assistant gen- pancake eallnf contest, ski ment, !Jeta Sigma Phi, Xi GaJn. tho support of aU Individuals erica Pageant, parade, talent erat chair..,.n; Phil Globokar, contest and boat rides. Olin ma Mu, Middleport Volunteer llld etvtc and eommunlty or. and ski shows along with many , parade and floats; J Wil· Booth was appointed to learn H Fire Department, Pomeroy U. &4Pizatlona. He said the regal· other events, are In the plan.lliam Blaettnar, <nasurer; Jack · there is a posslbWI}' of obtain· on's Club, Meigs County Min11 must be a county · wide pro. Ding prospectus. Leonard sald 1Carsey, Rick Martin and Paul ing the boat RhodocieJKiron from isterlal Association, Middlemotion. artllllgements are being made I Cascl, promotion ; Ralph Welk· West Virginia to IJo used during port Chamber ol Conunerre · The regatta will be held to attract some 2,000 persons • er, host to outside visitors; J!o.l the regatta as 1 river event and tbo sponsorlllf organiza.J Jun• 10, II, and 12. from the Columbus area tp / bert Wingelt, program; Pome- Paul Bowers, Farm Bureau Uon the Pomeroy Chamber of The il'OUp ol about 211 per. the regatta races June 12. The roy Mayor Charles Legar, bou· represeJttotive, •Feed to Commerce. ~tam ~. . ,., / MISS AMERICA LOAFERS I THE SHOE BOX Six Women t KiJJedin Explosion Middleport, 0. fa the Trodhionallol..,.,_ hua. w-.nor•ll•cut otyl11. Whalft«your Iaiit WORLD "',....... w....... ··- ..... your way. Choole lrOM a hoolol happy tolorol1 rugcd, nrln' -tc>p deniM, hldudlllf white. plol<, tu"!uoioo, whnt,lllack or rradhlonallldod, NIUIIf or donlmblae. llillf 8 lo Ill · KAMPALA, UGANDAPremier Milton Ohole assumed one • man rule ovar Uganda today and Uve ol bla Clbine& / mmistero were In custody •·pending an lnvestiption intD lheir actlvUes." "*'· Feb. 25·26 PATTY DUKE as "BIL LIE" (Tt•c hn i{'olor) Uukl' , J un 2nd Floor Rt~dy To Wear Is Hoadquarton For Wornono & Girls Wrongloro. hi Floor Mens Woar Is HOidquorton For Mens and Boyo Wrangloro, Backus, lanP Gn•cr, \'1-'a~· r f'n Berlnl· ger, Billv Dt>Wo ll r. " THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS'' p~~but ~ 'U.: 88 •~.:~ "mil~:' :wa~' ~ \TPchniculorl Roward Krel, Nrrole Maur· t>Y, KiPron Moore 1 Bo Thrlftyl Sove All Your Soleollpo From ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY · •i I I 'l' r ~•' . I \iI. . I ' .' (Pi~ture Essex HI.ts "iejftt"JOn 8y 0f ers KcepJng 0n th e grow...... Adn•lral. qulret> a community to pool all its Tho NEILSEN Model LHII881 Maaterpleco Ja" Color T&leVIolou keep on growing resources, to work together, to ,..,..ll£'t erilp clear piclw"t!l.l. high , ·~ f:P>' wid1•. anee has helped in thie community's vital growth. Now, we serve Its future! u,• Wp BAKER FURNITURE I WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS /~a tiona I I ·~- Ct~Jl.o "co~ Ahalene Moore Of sYraCuse DI•es \Vednesday - Leroy Watson, ! AgeT70, Dies 0 day . n ues sh~rts ~f;yillg ~t cat~ m~:::. r~terlm sp~k· s~ l~i!bed ''prev~llve" ~· b~tors, ~~~~ms pers~ lor!e~ted~omeroy ~gars u~ndi~g.'' ~ M'~~~ NSu~vlvMors T~ ne;,..;ee e~r ~an~ 10~ 1the lag~ be~n'I ~~;~ays~Otnfp~:y lbeo!~:s%hna ~ens ~ h·r~. Ne~ depart~enl b~ld off"~atmg J~nnie. I .r... S~th, FAMU.Y ENI'EIITAINED Mr. and Mrs. Jo!eph Fields i Sr. entertained tbelr family wltb dinner Sunday, at their home, Locust St. Present were Mr. and I Mrs. Jerry Fields and son and I Joseph Fields of Chicago, Ill., , Miss Mary Ann Fields, Columl bus, Miss Patricia Fields, Gall~ , poli!, and 1\lr. and Mrs. Flelda I and son, Jeffrey. B~a· I• Our bank Is proud that its financial assist- Dulth Modern Rt ylinr ib cu.biueu. of l"''l.liae Wlllnut Vt'f!l1f'N 1\nd , lllected bardwood 10lids. f u;oou volt ad-..a.no:::t!d Q·26 Cok.lr TV cha.uil: ••. ,._"._. &-U""er for . ~PUII.lWr briahl p1c~urr~. . . ; Admiral Super Scope VHF T~&net with tl!W lw::war JIVN JO-. ! N41w Adru.Ual Slide RultJ Tumng A&W~bly ... ddiWI oouu-ot '•rW ! f.A;;t UK. you hiDe UHF TV like a r11.d11.>. . 4 Mrnirt~.l Culur Fuiclity Cuutrul . . ditJ IM'W WIU'Lnth IDW cokJr illd blac.k -.txl whlte TV J>jctur<-s . , .-\.dl:::l.iral Autouw l ic Degallllinll; CircWl elimiwt...:. llnJJW'I . 't.iN ca ll»d b)' nra.v ma.11DE'Uc tlt·hl•. o Bww:il'd p recleivn :.!:.1' Culor TV pict\ll"G t:.~~. with lltrW 11huaphol:t that ri""' 11. iiharpw pkturt aDd JDf:rt!IUil'd bfi.Jh,tDMt.. toward bigger and better accomplishments. (23" overall diagonal. 274 sq. inl. viewable area) .h' 11 C~ntentiJ,o. ,.r's latest anti • r.mperatares will averop lor auch sewer rentals may be Loss caused by the blaze Pleasant lor clothing, fur•iture, I lean tbreato could "" • oormal, represeataUve collected .lrom property own- that broke out at about 8 a.m. bed clothing or ••Y otber useful I•· • rrlsls Ia relations benormal hlghl allll lows Clev.. ers His opinion W03 In response was estimated at $6,500, It waa art1cies. lween the United States and . load fi·ZI, Columbus a.u, request by Meigs County reported there was no insur· The girls' sizes are 5 811d 8, 1 United Arab RepubUc. Cincinnati 1&-ZS. A little Bernard Fultz. ""'e on the home. Cause of the boys· sizes 8 and 12. and Mrs. The Arab leader, In"" adcJ.. . warmer . Tburaday, lltUe Tile ICHOB .... loroaghl to blaze was believed to have been / Oldaker's sizes, _7 or t. Mr. 1. re>' Tuesday nlght.·markll'4! Un. ...... Friday and Saturday, make er alai eleor tile legaJ. either a defechve flu or a , Oldaker wears Size HI> lty Day - the ellbtb annlver- . Martin Essex, Supedntendent a UIUe warmer ogain •boot Funeral servlrea for Abalone ity of overdue ;,.w. gas build-up in the furRace. The ' and 31·31 trousers. The Old· Funerol servir., lor Leroy wy of the ""'""'-.Cui lllii8, of Schlols In the dty tf Akron: Sunday. Ptfeipllatloa wiU Moore, 78, Syracuse. • . eriJe roatalo 11 r.llddleport. family reported the door of I akers are now staying with her Walson, Sr. 70.. Condor • st, umon of Egypt and Syrm- also and I former teach total 11Jree • tentho to fiv.. thiS mormng at 2 a.m. wtll M Fr k hll lndl· the furnai'O had blown opeo the · molher and anyone haVIng ' Pomeruy, who d1ed m Holzer tnreatened to renew the war in Middleport Schools, was tenths of81au Inch melted, .... held Saturday at % r.m. he :.id ' lUgbt prior to the lire. I thmgs to donate may cal l Mrs. ' hospital Tu"day, will be the Yemen. Nuser speakmg at er at the American Assoetation currlng IDOW Durrleo Fri. Ewing Chapel With burJOI b bl g t k 1Alvm Hall at 882·291J Hart- , Fndav at 2 p m. at the Ewmg 1 C•iro University out at of School Administrators andl day aoc1 aa ram or ooow lhe the Syracuoe Hill ;:'r pro 8 { on Firemen said the lire was dis- , ford Chapel w th the Rev. William 11 1 the United lor providing Nahonai School Public Rela·f flrsl ol tbe wetk, He had worked lor the amo;:" 0 oer 11 eo11ec- covered by Mr. and Mrs. OldNew Haveo Fire Drpart. Thorp• 1 Burial ,.ill Israel with 0111Jtary aid He Uona Association meeting held ersburg Rig and Reel for · rt aker"s lwo daughters, aged 5 ment also starling dnve be in the Beech Grove ...,.. 1 yldear and 6 years. The youngsters for arhcles 18 lhreatent:d I rreently in AUantic City. years. I 'hedepo counc 11 to"'b' and :myone8 may ' ho has ch V<d • aunc 1 program ui a told lh · th th fl war If lBMiel began attempts toN .sslex, wine a edte c "non-a· Two Penons Fmed lncludde htbls wihfel, lagooo type sewerage and set . mother hat re .wteas call 882·2015, New Haven. or lie was preceded lo death II, 1 1 develap nuclear weapons· uona JD ullmin' au By p omeroy Mayor d ettie .. oore, . the areas of pourmg school he3e c Id· sewer chargn '" . th Up bed roug ad reg1s r the City building • (lr cec 1 nun· a Sisler• Hesste Ebersbach • a · promtoldnee 1 an 1 1 a lie IS· Two ren, Moore, margebotb Cunrung am an to wn to be serves. '" eOldaker r room chJef brulher Clydeand Watson b II MOSCOW - TWO RUSSIAN a CU'C es, ''.lmerica's Pub were lined and Bob of Syracuse; , Mrs. wentanlo wnen the l can fire Haven fireat Masou The of. 'I wif•. his 'Parenti, dog' named Veterok (B,...,.) schools are In desperate need,another 10 a bond Tues-1Don Moore, · Minersville; Lloyd has I basemen! she found It ablaze. ficials said they are wlihll.l! to oa,d and Ella Weaver WU. 0 soo. and llOiyok !Utile Coal Nutllof public Iday night Mayor land Carl Moore, botb of Pome- seect ow Mr. Oldaker was at wirk al l pick up any arttdes which peo- son 1 whirled through space today tor He declared, I That m an era : ChHarle.s cocuurt. . .._ ! roy; Charles Moore, Fairborn! lhe Ntw Haven Mill and two ' pie WISh to dOJill:tle. Sui vivors ln<'lude • lOll. 1 arry ames k test cosmic conditions aod haJ../When education has become lhe. nmnguam, Ohio, and hf(. step-children, . '....__ t' Itt' ages 9 and 12 were atroy Jr Mmen;v11le· aJ'!!Qr •· 1 abiUt 1 tifi10 18 Rt 3 Pomeroy WI.! fined I curren 11y IS 1.111 conU"Cuut& mn ' ' ·• · ards. apparently Jn preparation oy w emp ay Y•. ac en : • • ' . • · Mrs. Larry Baker, Syracuse, igati tending school when the fire : Ra . WI I daughter, Pauline Dt'l"en ,..., or • new Scvlel manned spaeefPtol!teS8 and economiC growth, $$and8 costs on a charge ol run· land Willard Roush, Syracuse. on. . atarted. , mpagmg tee s and a foster son, Colujnbua spectacular, !lclwols throughout the COUlltry :nmg red light; Larry Cleland, I Friends may call at the fu· Former Mayor Lee An appeaiW8S made tOday by Hit Three Vehicles Brickles, both ol Coludbuo: An oflletal government ..,. Ihave been crippled or disrupt. Chester: was fmed l;l•nd costs , neral home anytime. and _pr;""nt Mayor C. 0 · FJSh- , the Red Cross Cbapter of Pl PT. PLEASANT- The Sher· six sisters, Mrs, Fred 1111 nounrernent 111d 0111y tile dogs ell by voter rojectioo of money lor fatllllfl to stop Wtthln """ ' er disc OSed today . recrupt ol 1 iff's department investigated a l fus Cold Springs Ky · },(,. 1 werr orbited 11> "<Onduct luues." surtd dear distance. and Nel·l Veterans MeDMrlal Hospital letter from the Oluo River San. ltlFFEIIs BURNJ freak mishap on Rt. 2 near the ' Ell.,; Ciuch, hlolfiCieal sludlet" and !liVe no Acrordlng to the Akro?. son J . AveriU, Raanoke, Adlllisoloao Terry Little, :l:;ttonsl J. Julia Norris, 40, ft. D. Racine, Stauffer Chemical company, Burton Smith, Akron; lMrt. 70 lnd1oatlon bow lq they would con Joumel, he staled, nodi> IJorleited $2.1. bond for speed/I Athens; Vtda Koenig, RD, dtr.1'tor sa lng was taken to VeterB!II Mernor- Monday everung resultmg In Jack (!rene) Kelly, Co 1d stey aloft. Western spare U• er the larp district nor the,' ng, - - . ______ R.OO..ville, Orville Johnson els deJa .' In tal Hoopltal at 8:45 p.m. ru... $1,100 property damage to tbe Springs, Ky.; Mrs. Kelinelll J>"l't.! hen! opeeulaled the 1111ell, lhe rich 119r tile I>OOr SOUP IS ON IDexter; Carol Wolfe, Rutland; the federal court .. day tiy Racine omerpacy three vehicles Involved, but nol (Wilma I Martin, Sidney; ;Mrt, launcltlllf may be a 11armup fiJI' has been this Evangeline Chapter, Order of •Julia Norru, Roclne. ,, tlllnst Middleport unut the 8QIIIIdrnt!1 after she IUllered personal llljury. Lynn (Pauline! Hart, R i : 1 tnannod orbiting mlsllon that lnf U!lerlence. Eastern Star, Middleport, wiD Dlselloraeo - Mrs. Dale s· , J181n11!1 burns at the Leatrt ele- The accident happened when three brothers, Owen W ·, 011 111011taty eottld last ap 11> dip. Tile I He elled tho reluctanct of sponsor a soup '!"le Tue!lday, Herman and daughter, Middle-.;'"'!; 10 1' 1111eo an urn the two wheels on a trailer at· Racine; Bill Watson, UlfSoriel DlallllPd opeoe shot alate to assume "' March I. Soup WJII see far 50 port; Mrs. Dallas Janey and be. to the of hot eollee upllel on her. She !ached to a lrJ'<'k driven by field ; Guy Watson, BaiU · •." ••• In ll'dl, 11111: • aponslblllly lor their part Wltb cents a quart and persons wish- son, Lanpvllle. lion before ,;. on cfurther wa. Paul Wilson. 35, HunUngton Md.; four grandchlldren, 12 UI!Jor of tbe Federal ,..,.amo lllf to order may call Mrs. . · .. Y rame of!, crossed the bighway, no Summer!'reid, Jimmy 1 BBIBIJT, LEBANON - IIliich 11'1 designed II> oupple- Charles Bennett • WV 1-26tli: NOW YOU KNOW .....,.._by Middleport In build· .tllXS stJI>pollr struck a ear driven by Samuel son, Jeanie Derenberger, lll · . Am y lllrealllllln Syrfo'a mont not nJplace local elforts. illlrs. Le!tle !loush, WV 2·2691; Andrew Allllenoo llrled 1 Inc n .-lion h8a been IUed In If. rim, 14, Toronto, Ohio, Columbus, and Darlene 4 rollllf Jlutb party lfl!bed Ior Mrs. William King, WV Z. fejlllatlon II - tl Cite "Grit Melp Geaerol RooiJIIal . Jhe Meigs County Clerk o1 bounced otr the oar and struck sells, Willard, Ohio, and power today II on l[lllarenlly WEA1'11ER 11681. Olltcera or the ehapter priaten Ia lloollaail flj lhe 17111 Adllliaoto11 - 1\lrs. Chrlll!' office by Louf11 Rick- tbo front of lhe Wilson truck granddanghter Renee bloodlau • Alllln Ltw II · If. P•rt111 are In chorgo ol preparlnf the Century "heo .. printed 1 Boer, Minersville. · 'IIIIa oplnol Jomet R. lllct. !ben hit a tractor rig driven l>f field; Colum..,;., ....,. 'l'lllndoy wltll Utllo IOUp. Ordero should be In by ,bible 111111 1,.. enwro II Cite lllacUrp, - Mor 7 Louj·moo l!¥llJc ftJr support under Chorlea Haren of Swains- Frlendo m e111 11 lllli!·tl!; tCQIIIInuiQ 4111 l'l&t J) ..... II ....,...._ Alllllda,y. -· · · New T•tama& ll1llo., Pometw. U. Jtiport llw, boro, GL ' . '_ . . 1101'11 homo 11 II ·-----.. v ' loc~d Delinquent . - -Rentals are H s • D { d Or IX es roye Bel.ng Pm·d BOme • In • HarffOrdArea YFIre f~remen ~ . HERI.'S HOW ITWORKSrCJ!«kthltlll'"!i" tration ot yollrs. If t~tllrst symboltllf )'011f Vtbl~ idenUfit~lion hllllbtr Oll It nWdl IIJ Vl'llh 0111 r. those listed at the ri&ht. you ml&h.!,. ~w!~~*a sell $2 332 ash. No slo&lll to ln ......, ,..,_.. sol~• To find Dllt for surt H)'all tiOII, Just llop down·'lo your nearest Bllidt dul11'1. Hl'•t• tllt t1 complete WilllllRI rlllllbiJS I)Oib4. < JOI don't hlva to liWII 1 Buiek to IIQtl wlukiiiii!Do bet.) If yGUf complete vehitll fdiiJIM~IIaD . . . . IPP~ItS on lllsUst-)'DU'lt In Ill IDOII.,_ B norlhe~o ~d I i; •d D :~:.;::.-::;t ta:~ ew . ypass 1 ate Is Set for March 22 :;o~t=~·~~i~:~: "N"stantchairman this yBear. nearby Coanellsvllla State H.,_ pita1. Tbe eztent of their iDjuriea was liiOt known immedi- 1 ately. The mtnling Slast demoObote engineered his one-mu JIBbed t frame buildin~. one o! cnuv 'l)Jesday wltb the arrest ' sll .structurea producmg firetho five ministers and later works in tbls westem Pennsyt. announced be had "taken over all powers of tbe government." 5 Vania community of about l, 00 Opening ol bids for 1 five •. consent legislation presented house. Tho highway does nol liJ! said aellon was taken "il . pe_rsono. Dunbar 0/• mile long relocation of Rt. 35, lo it last Call. Ieul across the northern comer · U1e iltlerella of national slllbiU. ty aacf pilbUc security and trllJI. ;""'tbeastth 01 bl t 1 · including a bypaso of Center· Most of the 13.1 million pro- 1of the vtllage because records quility ;-• Interpreted to far e ville in Gallia county, has been jectls io Jackson coun· l reveal the tract in question is tht end of opposilloa to the five other struc: rescheduled for Tuesday, Marcb ty. , not a part of the village, rule. 22. Col. Roush had sent a letler lUres. This wu IMOUDCed Tuesday to Mayor Gilbert Boster and · . Acordlng to Roush, the proTho dead and Injured had by D. R. Roush, Division Nino other oillage ofli•ials asking for Ject Will be along the CAPE KJ!NNEDY - SPA(:KI .. : AIIL drpal)i hcghway director ClllJ. apProval of a revised consent I corporation hoe of offlrlals meet late today to they llrothe. ' · 1JegJslatJOn . . durmg . the counc1l. ,s /It wJ/l, mrlude ele•r up a weather • scrambled were m•.n..... cbemlcall when 'd th a fractiont· of .au -... · oo satur· acre lDSJ. eh te corpora 1onh' 1or !onnchlng &chedule by deeildillfl/ lhe e>pl.. ion O<C1II'I'ed 81.. were JIChed u1ed to have next reg u1 or ,.eetmg th . been opened eb. !,but the lp. doy, March 5. an apprw : e new 'g11• whether ot proceed with enJng was cancelled at the last The legislation had to be ' way at • coun Y road. launch of a Tiros storm lnmter oateiUte or the first momenl becauso Centervme changed after a dose sludy o! 1 The project will cost Thur•PII"eship Thursday. 1 Village CamcJl had not passed deeds m the Gai!Ja ouny court man residents nothing, but the 1 Both are tentatively council approval is needed duled lor Thursday DlOI'flinlJ./ t whenever a highway is but only one can 110. Apollo hu I structed through a municipal pnorlty but needs mosUy clear corporation. •cording to •t•ta skieos fN camen coverage. highway officials. ros can be launched In cloudy 1t w" pomted out that the weather. . Johnson, seated, attends Mrs. Paul Sayre and ber cl>unty Howard strelch one of highway . SIGNING IN - Mr1, Don l'fank saidTreasurer today coUectiona of NEW HAVEN - Volunteer . from the New Ha· clatmed death, Jnvolvecl lnju riea !Of, Paula, of Portland, . ao t{ley sign in for the moat cookery school Tueoday in the Sa· delinquent sewerage biUa ..,.. von Volunteer department battled a blaze Tuesday morn- : and heavy properly20 damogt cred Heart Church basemenl More than 125 Meigs County residents ottonded. tilled last y..,. on tax dupll- Jog for three hours at the Otho Oldaker reSidence on the i from acddenls during %4. and Story On Page 21 Ia Middleport oro West Polnt·HarUord road. 1 1 ---------·--·- - 1ng ill pretty good." Firemen 11id the Oldaker'a six-room frame house and CAmo - DIPLOMATIC oervers said Ally. Geo. Ill Ito content& except a deep Prtsident Gamaltoday AbdelEgypliall FlYE • DAY FORECAST B. Tuesday Saxbe ruled overdueWilliam blllo lost. -- freeze and - -washer - _ _ were __ FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY Patlv REGA'ITA PLANNERS - Jack Carsey, president of the Pomeroy Chamber cl Commerce, and AI Leonard, 1966 Regatta Weekend chairman (both seated), look over proDUNBAR, Pa. (UP!) -An posed arrangementa for this lear 's Big !lend altair while Willis Leadingham, I 9 6 5 t!lploslon r.:.,....":d a lirewokrs cbaJrrnan, and John William Blaettnar, treasurer, loot on. Leadingham is serving aa . . TAKEN ON TOUR The Homo Economk Class ol Middleport High School was I taken on a tour of tbo Ohio Volley Baking Company In Mtd· dlcport MondoJ oflernoon .In eon. junction with thtlr cumot otudy 011 "Yeast ProceM In Wtnf." They were accompanied by tbeir loi!Albor, 111'1. .Uil4red I IIEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. l_______~M:ID:D:L:EP~O~R~T,~O-·________JIL________________________ __.Ba~ CHECK YOUR W'S REGISTIAnGN NUMBER AT •• ' BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. "THE AREA'S AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER'' POMEROY, OHIO '"'1 ~ ·~~ Va~ n~m~IS~on ~~~N·1 u~ut"vg SANC~ dirt~: ~cUon~ 3 "''!r.::ng ~ ~ary .!.: ilevasta~ I~Jslatures 111_~•12___ ~ ......,...,! ~ Duro~ ' ··~. - (~) Pom~roy; · ~~ ~I *tied. 'Cotlr~ ~ Be..: w,., ·, · te a "S;~t~ . ;~ ~ �• ,,' \' r '· I l' ' l ~ ! I •I Subcommittee Approves - · $1~60 . WASiUNGTON (UP!) - Tho Other conwesslonal riews: [ Ues of the "Invisible empire'' In 1Earle G. Wheeler, ebelrman of H011•• labor subrommittee was Klan: The Hoose Committee lorida. j tho Joint Chiefs o1 Staff, were e<P.,cted to approve today on Un-American Activities, [ The panel hopes to lln1!h Jta , I!PJI'III'Ing before 1 closed JegislaUon to increase the nearing the end of Its hearings!bearings thJs wMk. ne.jtotsleD ol lilt. S<!llate Armed federal: minimum wage from into the Ku Klua Kk lense: DeftiiH Secr-.., .Servlcol Commillee lllld mlllllfUS to $1.60 an hour. continued to scrulinize acllv~· Robert s, McNtmarl·lllld Gta. ley IJIIII'Gili')IIJolll subcommltTbl bill -is 1 top-priority ~ ----- --- -- - - - ---- · · ·-·-- ~--'-" ---,--.~- - · --·---.-- ·---- --- --·-···. · ·· ..... ____ ..._ meature for the AFL-CIO. , Prelli!Jenl Jobnson's Cooncil of -~conoi;Die Advisers Is not aa ~ to see it passed, r'E>g.t.Jifll such a boost before mo &I pmihly lnflalionary. l The council's resistance ha8 atirred rumblings of discontent among union leaders attending the ALC!O Executive Council ineetinJ this week in lorida. They have tried to enlist the , support of Labor Secretary Willard Wirt2, who finds i himself t'aught in the middle. AFL-CIO President George Meany has hinted thai orga. mzed labor might oppose 1 Johnson in the November congressio-nal elections unless I Minumum Wage . ·. . ·· ·. · Bankers Charge 'FouI' comm1tte ,'· d.. o.M. • lHI tee. The subJe!'l ollbe meeting Nam wu guarllllleed passage was President Jobns111'1 defense budget. Tuea: President lolwon's pllllllor .. bllllon In additional Ia• revenue~ to belp out In ,VIet In th_e House. The measure waa bing considered under rules which limited debate to foor boun aod banned lilly to cbiD&t Ill provlSions. . · • , ' .... , In Ohio Assemblx I i waze increase. Th e bill. drafted by Rep. ; J'<iid' the minimum would : ror 26 [ mi lli()_l~ production workers in steps to $1.60 by Sepl. I, 1967,1 It would reach the st~me level lor 3 ~ million rt'tail slore employes a ye-ar Jatt·r. I Cross Gets I.ife f~r Cred'sDeath UPI Briefs AIJS'rf~ . Tt-x . IUPil - .lames C. Cro~!' Jr., a fm nwr (:niVerl!it.\' ol Trxas English mt~jor , facrd lite impri so nm('nt today for lilt> ~trang l i ng of a cQf'd . JlaD1 lllltlneJ. ro-,·lllddlepn1, 1 59 P:. • SVAC . . Fm I · Ch JacobS SCoring amplon · Cage Standings . I · au. ! !Ttr-:i ~) a~ I. :-::~g I . 1 Ho~~ :.::,;.tJJ Duke Upset 99-98 By Wake Forrest In Overtime Bout Reds Hurlers, Catchers Open Spring Drills NOIS!i'ICE 195'8 HAS 7i-lii 6ARC!N' 0!= "T"I-IE fk.t/E 6.{>ASS COLJA./TRV <;~'TEl> A 11/AIIO/OJAI- CHAMPIOI'I- $ioltP .l-OOk I' • o• ., . .. College Basketball Resul~ ··i , u.. f'AT CATS 1 High &hool r.."e Scores ""'6 117 Uallall , _ IJdonrt' I 'II 31 SourebotheWlda. Butera 111gb acbool aplod·lof the Athens Class A Secllon-lpolnts) held about evea Ia lbe goal attempiB,andwu 22 ck~ ~! ~ Into !be aomlHI"" School ... ed lor 25 points in the secynd al Basketball tournament. P ':" Ou ~ rn moves . .,. I rw .,.... 1second quarter and narrowed the free line, quarter to rWl over Shade 11-i Southern all but blanked wa- /the gap through the secood ball, rebounds. Waterloo ~uch was finals at Athens against toP· Oldo HJallldlool.....,.. Gd'getowa lotoD BaD 111 117 and Southern IJ!gh made a lterloo the first quarter moving1but fil1ally bowing by IS polnll. 7·10,&olng lntodTolbe ~t"~ ~~~Alba%~~&-~:~ By UDltoolr- ..._..... n Suffollt tl hot first period stand up fo~ • lout to 1 20-2 lead. But from IBob Grueser led Southern wllh You re Dee urney, . nr a~, w c M 1'elnulmeall SaD lH 1~~W71.Poll 12·59 victory over WaterulO:J'Ih•r. on it was different aa W&-120 polniB. .of 41 rom the field, was 17 of IA the firSt round. AI YOIIIOIIon e 811 112 Tuellday nlgblln opellilg games !terloo, led by Bill Brown (221 Southern bll 211 ol 113 lleldiS1 ol eberlty line, IIDd got Char~ ~~~.,.. CitY Allegheny 111 71 --'---"--"--'-'--_: ea '8 • po Yll1lllglllowe Qumq 112 Muhlenbers 50 93 ~1 high for both club'o Ia EutYoungstown Ursuline 41 91 B-'••eport 8G ~ ern'• easing past undei'D1811- Boardmall 61 Pol8Dd eo •ooe 11~N.Y.) 51 ned Shade which wu 3-lii gn- Slrutherl H Beaver Local 13 68 mg Into tho colltesl It wu Eaa. tern's 12th wio in 18 starts. t'lall A TouraamOIII 65 Oswego Sl 'Ill . . 72 Yeshiva 60 Cb'::,!y't:e:'""(1"~ at Lowellvll: 50 Telrnple Penn Wellston's All-Ohio candidate, Iville's Bob Richards with 2521 Bulldogs apiU Wellston FrldaY1 SVAC AIL GAMES St John'71 (N y ) 84 Mass. 7S 1-11 senior guard Ed Jacobs,, markers. Larry Mitchell, Galli· night. A Rocket win wiU give (FINAL) p.m. Saturday. Southm Local 113 Lllbon 5I . B : • 80 76 80 Slippery Rock bas wrapped 11{' the 1966 South- 1 polis, is sixth with 251 and Mtd· Wellston Its first undiSpoted TEAM W L P OP Leading only 16:12 alter oue Crestview 118 Gromllord 47 eastern League ocoring crown idleport's Buddy Moore finiSh· crown in the league's 41-year Eastern ...... 11 7 1118 911 _quarter. Eastern. poured It on . AI A-. 69 Gettysburg ~ 111 31 with a points ed seventh wilh 236. history. In 1948, Wellston aha!' Kyger Creek .. · 9 8 !194 966 m the second penod which enf!. Raclne 12 Waterloo 51 Elzbtbtw;'N!tf':'U~ ~ ed the crown wllb Middleport. Southwestern . 9 8 911'7 1022 eel 41-18 for the wiDners. 1bey Ba8terl 71 Sbade 40 Jacobs bas one more league The Aexl three players Mike ! In !96Z, the Rockets shared North Gallia .. 7 10 953 998 cca.ted in from there. St. rr Blockport St. 80 (arne, bot he bas clinched the · Wren, Athens, Larry Rosde JWac~- the crown with Jacks011. A~ Ha..an Tract .. 6 12 1072 1169 Eastern shot 29 of 80 from AI NtW CoaMrd 84 Cenlllua 78 ot) title since four players below son and Larry Gillilan • e • ens owns three straight crowns, ' the field, was 13 for 24 at the Pbllo 75 Adamsville. 10 Phlla. Text. UD Ssquelmna 101 blm have atready completed ston: have 8 change to move having lttd a 38-game winning gift stripe, and took down 35 West Muskingum II I>reedeD 51 Wesleyan U. 7 Union 58 league action. !'up m fmal weekend dacGtJolln: streak snapped by Nelsonville SVAC VARSITY .rebounds. No one apparentlf , Nazarene 8'1 Babson A Wren has 220 Rose an 1 t· . th' · • <FINAL) 1 Wllllams 91 Norwich 73 Gary Sotbart, Middleport, I land 219 ' eerher ·" year. TEAM W L p OP bothered to keep Shade stata. NBA Standlnp Boston St. 81 Weetfiel,d St. 74 Placed second wlth 281 points. I . LogaB " at Jackson lD the E t • 2 .M ,., Eastern ......... 16 41 57 71 - UDited ~-. , _ _....__, v-~ - St MJ-•- I - (01) Pete Anderson Gallipolis took Pomeroy's Bruce SImpson Is on Iy other cen!erence game Frl• Kes ernC.. k.. • 5v 3 ~· 4116 -458 Shade . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 18 Z$ 40 -• Eaotn """Dlvldea ---......... · .,.,e 8 •• lblrd place h~nors with ' 275 !Oih with 221 points. day night. Other league teams !S::wes:n " 4 4 432 493 EASTERN l71) IV I. Pd. GB Sonl1l . markero. Athens can grab a share ofla~engagedln tournrunentplay •N rth G II' · 3 5 459 488 Knight 9-Z.IO, Eichinger 7-4- Boston • No. Car. 81 VIrginia T Bot) 44 22 167 In rourth position 1s Nelson- the 1966 SEOAL crown If thel,thls _w""":~d:____ H::..nan ;.;,"ct · · 2 6 442 509 U, JusUs 3-U, Douglas 5-9-19, Phila. 42 2S •11111 IIi CleJI!IOII 106 GeorglaTechi!O _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ ,_ TOTAUI • IIO zo Zlll Z3l8 Newland 1+2, Marlill W41. Tn- CinciDASU 40 !ii 'ns IIi No. Car. 81 Vtrginla 'Ill (ot) Jlals Zll-13-71. · ClemsoD 106 Georgia Tech liO . SHADE 149) New !IIi LaGrange II West Georgia :13 Af)Ol.PI/Jllili'P AND J(ENT'lla(y SVAC RESERVES McLead 2-H, Prall 0.2-2. W. I. Pet. GB (FINAL) Niggenmeyer 6:6-16, Robinson Los Angeles 36 31 .5!7 7 P AG4 'I¥ ARE 1-/V//'JG I /.1. ;. f TEAM W L 0 OP 1+2, Marlin 1+2, Swaa ?rt.l. , Baltimore 31 3t .470 41i 1/'J BA5/<E7SAI..L. 7J.Ii5 Southwestern . 6 2 3:W 283 Ruth 1),3-J, Bricker 1·2-4. Totiis San Francisco 29 38 •.:13 7 Hannan Traco • o 3 286 281 12-16-40. St. Leull 'II 38 .429 T Kyger Creek .. 4 4 268 278 Souther• .. , , __ 20 38 51 72 Detroit 11 47 .288 Eastern . . . .. . 3 5 263 Z62 i Waterloo .... · .... . 2 21 39 S9 Tuesday's Retolla North Gallia .. 2 6 235 2781 SOIJTIIERN ('It) Philadelphia 117 Detroit 112 Tin'AU! ZO %9 138Z 13&Z 1 C.ndiff 7·:!.16, Circle ~. 1 New York 113 St. Loula II» TIIURSDAY'S GAME: Hill Z+8, McClintock 4-8-16, Boston 116 Su Francisco 101 North Gallia vs. Hannan Trace Grueser f>.ll-20, Walbrowt ~ (Only games scheduled) Class A Sectional, at Ironton, Totals 25-22-72. Wedaesday'a Game• 3,30 p. m. WATERLOO (51) Detroit vs. N.Y. at Ballillllll'eiJ FlUDAY'S GAME: Brown 94-!2, Hudnall UIO, Philadelphia at Baltimore Southwestern VB. Chesapeake, 7 Llewellyn 5-5-15, Hoisington 1),3 Cincinnati at Loo Angeles p. m., Class A Sectional, at 3, Lovesy 2-5-9. Totals 21·17-59. (Only gamea Bclteduled) Ironton .---- --- SA TURDAV'S GAME: Kyger Creek VB. McArthur, at Wellston, Class A. SecUonal IUSIIEL SIZE 7 p. m. · 1 Juho H Dent, D-Pa., Eastern, Southern Card Victories at Athens I w. [ he" ba cks a ''preper" minimum • Wabasb Mltlftlll IDd. Ca!trall• , ::" 11 '!.... •; :Micblgan SL 811 llllllol( lll! ~', . Jno. Carroll 'IS W, ~' Kent st. 7t BowliDC ""':>':. 1 Evllllsvllle II illdJI!ll st.-..._.. Miami (Ollie) 78 xavier 'II ' Milton 62 Geo. WWJama ill · Betbel (Kan ) a Biker n ' · tl .. Wichita St. 116 Clnclnna •• , 91 Rockhurst. St. Benedict,s 70 W . · Bethany 11 Sterling 12 Wm. Jewell lJO Tarkio 811 11 Drury 73 Westmlnster 74 :1 EmKMpo.Wri·a'~-llii69SSouOttbwatrlltawe_.. "" , •• Kendall 106 McCormick Tl Quincy 8'1 Maclllurraj 7t ' Eureka 91 m. CoiL 87 So. Dak. 68 AuguslaDI ·g ' North Centralia Wheaton 8l . ollol JC .,. ' .. LaObloSallUe. Pll2e"!.~.n - •• .. ............. •• -~ wu. .. Ohio ......... """"' . . Andrsn ('·•.) Wilmington II llfalo!IIIO ,.' , ..1 BldWD-Wllco M Capllal ril' ·'' Cent. Mich. Ill Wayne st. lD . Spg Arbor 12 Betlna Coli. ft Wllsoa JC 100 Thonloa M; • Simpson 118 Loru 8e Pltbl~. LAURDIY BASIET SQUARE By United l'n!la Intemallonal Cincinnati 116-7ll behind the There's beeR a lot of changes standout performaace ol in lhe Tar Heel State s1nce ren Armstrong, who scored 211 1!106, but a Duke-Wakt Forest poi•IB and grabbed 18 .,. basketball game is still a. bounds. The Bearcats have a II. thrilling as it waa 110 years ago. 4 league elato, while Wichita The school played their first 7:4, t w o intercolleglate g a m • . TAMPA, Ia.. (UP!) - It's the Wake Forest basketball Micltlgaa_ Stale moved still a while away yet to apring, guide describes the encounter game bebind idle Tea but nevertheless spring training al Winston-Salem as "exciting leader Michigaa b_y begins today for Cincinnati much interest in the studenls." DllnolS <1&«1. Mall Aitcb Reds pitchers and catchers. After 160 games, the teams eight points In tho final They w11l be workmg under haven't lost any enthusili!DI 18 mmutes ol play for the eye of a new manager, Don was shown Tuesday Right wbell Spartans, wht bave a 7,1 lealruoll Heffner, and a Jlew coaching tJ1e Deaoons shockea second- record. staff, with the exception of ranked Duke 99-911 1n overtime. Tie For Top holdover Ray Shore. The Joss was the Blue Devils Southern Methodist grabbed I The only pitcher still unsigned second in Allantic Coasi share of the Southwest conferwas 20-game winner Jim Ma- . Cor1ference actio& ud third ence lead witil Texas A&M Ioney, who pitched a, no-bitter ' overalL ripping the Aggies IIUS. last season. It wasn t known Must Win Tourney Mustangs scored double whether he would be on band Although Duke has already gores, with Carroll Hooser's today or not h clinched the ACC liUe, it must pointa leading the parade. Thhede ledresttoof t et team, waks win next week's league tour- leaders have threl leaguo sc u repor nex wee t the games 1eft abou Ior wor kou Is and J' " h1·b·t· 1 ton nament or forget . NCAA playoffs. San FranciSco took g th t ill th h arpes a w run roug p I C . kl f Wak F t . f firS ' I pia . au rm ey o e ores possesSion o ce II AprJ·1 6. Exh'b't· 1 begms 1 1 11m pay . · C thl tlc l'M•fortm"'' II Ma ch 10 f th Red lied the game at 91),90 m West oast A e r e under s. regulation Ume by tipping in a with • 93,80 triumph over Santa Certain toor come in~ missed free throw. In overtime, Clara as Joe Ellis connected tense scrutiny even during th~ Crinkley and Bob Leonard hit IS of ~ field goal allempts loosening up phase for the pitchers Is Milt Pappas, oJ:>, two quick baskeiB and Duke flnish wlth illJ polllls. talned from Baltimore for never caught up. Houston won Ita 14th~~=: Frank Robinson. The big right- Paul Long, the Deacons' top and set a school scoring bander Is coUilled on beavlly in rebounder, poored in :W points by walloping Texas the starting rolation. but had to take a back seat to 152-1118, and Bob Gleason And there will be 8 few eyes Duke's Jack Marin, who netted Montclair Slate (N.J.) set"ll'I>WII also on relil!'ler Jack Bald- 35. NCAA consecutive free u schun, another key man in that 1 Wichita State tighte•ed the mark wlth a string of trade, who hopefully will bol- Missouri Valier Conferenee althougb bls team lostll9-119.ll Bier an ineffective bullpen. [ race by blasting first-place Morunouth College (N.J.) "'*' tl. Iliff.' ~~ •,. . ~ .'.·:_11 :;.',__. _ _ .. • • !rill • oJf~ iliFEDEP.A&. I MY ACHING BA,CK-<leo:rgiEis Ray Jeffords bas a dilferent vtow of the aclloo. landed there, quite hard, but waa uninjured. Get A Stcond D Cell FLASHLIGHT : . · BaHery Hospital News • ' I ~ I ~ .~.~ ' '' 'k 1. j i' OPEN BOWliNG SCHEDULE P.omeroy; ' ~··· M ·,' ,. ' GET A SECOND CAN FOR ONLY - - - - W , ling·. Whtn Y011 Buy One For-$1.49 17 Colo..-Big 16 oz. Con. Rust I f"flll· "'' SPRAY PAINT I "".~~~~ ~~~reg~ar~d;ed:.:;;to~relftt~~o:p~pon:;:Ollla::;·;;;;;;_;.:Pue;:r~lo~Ri:;co:;_:;<&~).;._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I HOUSEHOLD s· I i ~ ::· eb.l • I Class Retains Same Officers was::' Lanes 1c AT REGULAR PRIC& OF IS. -- I. oNLY WHEN YOU BUY ON& :========::~;,:::;;:~~~~r~~~;;;,~~~~~;-:=~ Sunshine Makers I. !facez COMMISSIONER BUD aren Other 't likely than !bose to he two, any there new i NEW YORK (UP!) ..Jolm stick with the mound : (Bud) Palmer, former New · corps. • York Knickerbocker baskelb~ Fight Retults ! star, will ba swtrn In ~y a; By United l'n!ls InternadoDal I Eutered Hospital Mayor. Joba V. Llnds y art- AUCKLAND, N.Z. (UP!) oomnusstoner ol the Dep Edd' Colt ?4\; Se ttl I Peraoos entering Holzer Hos-1 Scripture verse cootainiltg meal of Public Eventa. ~ ~I e, l pltoJ duriog lbe last 24 hours the word ."hear!" was given for Palmer, well-lmon television 117311 ·•T0~ 8P~ Ipa ne, 1 inCluded: Harold R. Safford, : rolt call, when the Sunshine! commentator~ Mll not be OO'd • _·_ 6M Third Ave.; Mrs. Jack ;Makers class of the Syracuse , for the ~Jtoo, wbch <arMS WNDON (UP!) -Brian Waters, Rl. 2 Vinton: JesSie •irst United Presbyterian I the__res~ns~bUIIy of receiving vis, 146¥,, Britain, ou~::::: P. Chapman. Rt 2 Putriot: Lin- !church met riday night, VISiting dignileries, a~. sbowmg Tlto Marshall, l4ll¥•, Ia L. Greene, Patriot Star Rl. , 18, in the church annex. them New York' cultural, (10). Maurice Cullen 136\1 busmeea Bntain, . ' . oulpomted . ':~~~E' .\Irs. Jon M. Leighty ' Pt. Plea-,I Reading of a Psalm by the . hiStoric, 8Dd . U educatmnal, Is " Angel oant : Joseph P. Work~·~· Pll. : president Margaret Cottrill ciV aase . . cia, 138, Cuba (10); Pleasao~ Mrs. Delima · Igg eland pra;er opened the meet: Tahlur, 128, Britain, Jackson: Amla Jo KellyOol~on-1 ing Secretary and treasurer BRITISH SWEEP J Luis Aisa, 125, Spai1 (8). ton; The Rev. Forrest n ·~• re~rts were approved. WNDON (UP!) -British Stockdale; Mrs. Ivy E. Legue ; 11 bled to ta ' · boxers comblnnd their tolenlsl NEW YORK (UP!) -{lenaro Rl. I Evans, W. Va.: Mrs. Ken- . was. v re '" Tuesday night to win three tO , Solo, 139\1 PuertD Rico, neth M. Haner Rt. 2 Galllpo.: ~:~ ~~~e~~~~~~ . : rouod fiKhiB against highly J outpointed victor Baerga, 140, 1 "· :' ta ry, Esther Harden·I ~. Blrtlll ; secretary, Helen Harris; Mrs. Walter D. Ridenour, Rt. , urer, Asnes White, and agsist-11 I , _ W Va daughter l :52 1ant treasurer, Naomi 'London. ~n, · '' ' ' Hostess £or the March SUNDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 6 P.M. a.m. Tuesday. meeting is Helen Diddle, MONDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 5 P.M. Dlaclal'led f Agties While conducting a TUESDAY~I2 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. Csrl Ambro, Jeck .W Baxter, •l ble stody. Mro Victor D. Cales Roy M. , Marguret Winebrenner CO'!' WEDNESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. E!kew. Jeffrey D. Fowler Keith 1 duc.led ' the Bible study, .using THURSDAV-4 P.M. UNTIL 6:00 P.M. llan~lns Mrs. Paul E. Hollings- i the' topic ''Gld Is Living Splr, FRIDAY-$ P.M. UNTIL CLOSING bead, Mrs. Wairen D. Ketler iU," 'followed by 'group dlseusSATURDAY-5 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING Mrs. Forrest S. Mal011e, Mrs. Deibert B. Perrr, JamOI Sou- A deliclf\118 salad course Speclll 1t.- T - - Wild. AfteriHIOIII der•. Jr., Cbarles E. Sptouae, lOU · served by Mrs. Cottrill fo ' Benry .varney Mrs. Larry L. Helen Diddle, Helen Harris, AsD ... W"·'Y· r>frs, V•• Wrl&bl, RJcb.lileg White, Margaret Wlnebren· . . IIY . ltd W~~ ' ner and Eslber,llardea, tJ·---------------- POR R..lotent-Uaelndoors or Out Last Weeki Board c.,. Willi JOU IUJ A fl: IRON .. 12.88 OUR FEBRUARY CLEARANCE ····iii tr.trhd - fils ... iJ••lf~==~~:l ~~~~L~ ...eo.~, ON ALL WINlER MEROIANDISE Downie..-Gross Ho1111 Arrow Shirts '' cJiiMr N, 2ncl Ave. ., ' �• ,,' \' r '· I l' ' l ~ ! I •I Subcommittee Approves - · $1~60 . WASiUNGTON (UP!) - Tho Other conwesslonal riews: [ Ues of the "Invisible empire'' In 1Earle G. Wheeler, ebelrman of H011•• labor subrommittee was Klan: The Hoose Committee lorida. j tho Joint Chiefs o1 Staff, were e<P.,cted to approve today on Un-American Activities, [ The panel hopes to lln1!h Jta , I!PJI'III'Ing before 1 closed JegislaUon to increase the nearing the end of Its hearings!bearings thJs wMk. ne.jtotsleD ol lilt. S<!llate Armed federal: minimum wage from into the Ku Klua Kk lense: DeftiiH Secr-.., .Servlcol Commillee lllld mlllllfUS to $1.60 an hour. continued to scrulinize acllv~· Robert s, McNtmarl·lllld Gta. ley IJIIII'Gili')IIJolll subcommltTbl bill -is 1 top-priority ~ ----- --- -- - - - ---- · · ·-·-- ~--'-" ---,--.~- - · --·---.-- ·---- --- --·-···. · ·· ..... ____ ..._ meature for the AFL-CIO. , Prelli!Jenl Jobnson's Cooncil of -~conoi;Die Advisers Is not aa ~ to see it passed, r'E>g.t.Jifll such a boost before mo &I pmihly lnflalionary. l The council's resistance ha8 atirred rumblings of discontent among union leaders attending the ALC!O Executive Council ineetinJ this week in lorida. They have tried to enlist the , support of Labor Secretary Willard Wirt2, who finds i himself t'aught in the middle. AFL-CIO President George Meany has hinted thai orga. mzed labor might oppose 1 Johnson in the November congressio-nal elections unless I Minumum Wage . ·. . ·· ·. · Bankers Charge 'FouI' comm1tte ,'· d.. o.M. • lHI tee. The subJe!'l ollbe meeting Nam wu guarllllleed passage was President Jobns111'1 defense budget. Tuea: President lolwon's pllllllor .. bllllon In additional Ia• revenue~ to belp out In ,VIet In th_e House. The measure waa bing considered under rules which limited debate to foor boun aod banned lilly to cbiD&t Ill provlSions. . · • , ' .... , In Ohio Assemblx I i waze increase. Th e bill. drafted by Rep. ; J'<iid' the minimum would : ror 26 [ mi lli()_l~ production workers in steps to $1.60 by Sepl. I, 1967,1 It would reach the st~me level lor 3 ~ million rt'tail slore employes a ye-ar Jatt·r. I Cross Gets I.ife f~r Cred'sDeath UPI Briefs AIJS'rf~ . Tt-x . IUPil - .lames C. Cro~!' Jr., a fm nwr (:niVerl!it.\' ol Trxas English mt~jor , facrd lite impri so nm('nt today for lilt> ~trang l i ng of a cQf'd . JlaD1 lllltlneJ. ro-,·lllddlepn1, 1 59 P:. • SVAC . . Fm I · Ch JacobS SCoring amplon · Cage Standings . I · au. ! !Ttr-:i ~) a~ I. :-::~g I . 1 Ho~~ :.::,;.tJJ Duke Upset 99-98 By Wake Forrest In Overtime Bout Reds Hurlers, Catchers Open Spring Drills NOIS!i'ICE 195'8 HAS 7i-lii 6ARC!N' 0!= "T"I-IE fk.t/E 6.{>ASS COLJA./TRV <;~'TEl> A 11/AIIO/OJAI- CHAMPIOI'I- $ioltP .l-OOk I' • o• ., . .. College Basketball Resul~ ··i , u.. f'AT CATS 1 High &hool r.."e Scores ""'6 117 Uallall , _ IJdonrt' I 'II 31 SourebotheWlda. Butera 111gb acbool aplod·lof the Athens Class A Secllon-lpolnts) held about evea Ia lbe goal attempiB,andwu 22 ck~ ~! ~ Into !be aomlHI"" School ... ed lor 25 points in the secynd al Basketball tournament. P ':" Ou ~ rn moves . .,. I rw .,.... 1second quarter and narrowed the free line, quarter to rWl over Shade 11-i Southern all but blanked wa- /the gap through the secood ball, rebounds. Waterloo ~uch was finals at Athens against toP· Oldo HJallldlool.....,.. Gd'getowa lotoD BaD 111 117 and Southern IJ!gh made a lterloo the first quarter moving1but fil1ally bowing by IS polnll. 7·10,&olng lntodTolbe ~t"~ ~~~Alba%~~&-~:~ By UDltoolr- ..._..... n Suffollt tl hot first period stand up fo~ • lout to 1 20-2 lead. But from IBob Grueser led Southern wllh You re Dee urney, . nr a~, w c M 1'elnulmeall SaD lH 1~~W71.Poll 12·59 victory over WaterulO:J'Ih•r. on it was different aa W&-120 polniB. .of 41 rom the field, was 17 of IA the firSt round. AI YOIIIOIIon e 811 112 Tuellday nlgblln opellilg games !terloo, led by Bill Brown (221 Southern bll 211 ol 113 lleldiS1 ol eberlty line, IIDd got Char~ ~~~.,.. CitY Allegheny 111 71 --'---"--"--'-'--_: ea '8 • po Yll1lllglllowe Qumq 112 Muhlenbers 50 93 ~1 high for both club'o Ia EutYoungstown Ursuline 41 91 B-'••eport 8G ~ ern'• easing past undei'D1811- Boardmall 61 Pol8Dd eo •ooe 11~N.Y.) 51 ned Shade which wu 3-lii gn- Slrutherl H Beaver Local 13 68 mg Into tho colltesl It wu Eaa. tern's 12th wio in 18 starts. t'lall A TouraamOIII 65 Oswego Sl 'Ill . . 72 Yeshiva 60 Cb'::,!y't:e:'""(1"~ at Lowellvll: 50 Telrnple Penn Wellston's All-Ohio candidate, Iville's Bob Richards with 2521 Bulldogs apiU Wellston FrldaY1 SVAC AIL GAMES St John'71 (N y ) 84 Mass. 7S 1-11 senior guard Ed Jacobs,, markers. Larry Mitchell, Galli· night. A Rocket win wiU give (FINAL) p.m. Saturday. Southm Local 113 Lllbon 5I . B : • 80 76 80 Slippery Rock bas wrapped 11{' the 1966 South- 1 polis, is sixth with 251 and Mtd· Wellston Its first undiSpoted TEAM W L P OP Leading only 16:12 alter oue Crestview 118 Gromllord 47 eastern League ocoring crown idleport's Buddy Moore finiSh· crown in the league's 41-year Eastern ...... 11 7 1118 911 _quarter. Eastern. poured It on . AI A-. 69 Gettysburg ~ 111 31 with a points ed seventh wilh 236. history. In 1948, Wellston aha!' Kyger Creek .. · 9 8 !194 966 m the second penod which enf!. Raclne 12 Waterloo 51 Elzbtbtw;'N!tf':'U~ ~ ed the crown wllb Middleport. Southwestern . 9 8 911'7 1022 eel 41-18 for the wiDners. 1bey Ba8terl 71 Sbade 40 Jacobs bas one more league The Aexl three players Mike ! In !96Z, the Rockets shared North Gallia .. 7 10 953 998 cca.ted in from there. St. rr Blockport St. 80 (arne, bot he bas clinched the · Wren, Athens, Larry Rosde JWac~- the crown with Jacks011. A~ Ha..an Tract .. 6 12 1072 1169 Eastern shot 29 of 80 from AI NtW CoaMrd 84 Cenlllua 78 ot) title since four players below son and Larry Gillilan • e • ens owns three straight crowns, ' the field, was 13 for 24 at the Pbllo 75 Adamsville. 10 Phlla. Text. UD Ssquelmna 101 blm have atready completed ston: have 8 change to move having lttd a 38-game winning gift stripe, and took down 35 West Muskingum II I>reedeD 51 Wesleyan U. 7 Union 58 league action. !'up m fmal weekend dacGtJolln: streak snapped by Nelsonville SVAC VARSITY .rebounds. No one apparentlf , Nazarene 8'1 Babson A Wren has 220 Rose an 1 t· . th' · • <FINAL) 1 Wllllams 91 Norwich 73 Gary Sotbart, Middleport, I land 219 ' eerher ·" year. TEAM W L p OP bothered to keep Shade stata. NBA Standlnp Boston St. 81 Weetfiel,d St. 74 Placed second wlth 281 points. I . LogaB " at Jackson lD the E t • 2 .M ,., Eastern ......... 16 41 57 71 - UDited ~-. , _ _....__, v-~ - St MJ-•- I - (01) Pete Anderson Gallipolis took Pomeroy's Bruce SImpson Is on Iy other cen!erence game Frl• Kes ernC.. k.. • 5v 3 ~· 4116 -458 Shade . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 18 Z$ 40 -• Eaotn """Dlvldea ---......... · .,.,e 8 •• lblrd place h~nors with ' 275 !Oih with 221 points. day night. Other league teams !S::wes:n " 4 4 432 493 EASTERN l71) IV I. Pd. GB Sonl1l . markero. Athens can grab a share ofla~engagedln tournrunentplay •N rth G II' · 3 5 459 488 Knight 9-Z.IO, Eichinger 7-4- Boston • No. Car. 81 VIrginia T Bot) 44 22 167 In rourth position 1s Nelson- the 1966 SEOAL crown If thel,thls _w""":~d:____ H::..nan ;.;,"ct · · 2 6 442 509 U, JusUs 3-U, Douglas 5-9-19, Phila. 42 2S •11111 IIi CleJI!IOII 106 GeorglaTechi!O _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ ,_ TOTAUI • IIO zo Zlll Z3l8 Newland 1+2, Marlill W41. Tn- CinciDASU 40 !ii 'ns IIi No. Car. 81 Vtrginla 'Ill (ot) Jlals Zll-13-71. · ClemsoD 106 Georgia Tech liO . SHADE 149) New !IIi LaGrange II West Georgia :13 Af)Ol.PI/Jllili'P AND J(ENT'lla(y SVAC RESERVES McLead 2-H, Prall 0.2-2. W. I. Pet. GB (FINAL) Niggenmeyer 6:6-16, Robinson Los Angeles 36 31 .5!7 7 P AG4 'I¥ ARE 1-/V//'JG I /.1. ;. f TEAM W L 0 OP 1+2, Marlin 1+2, Swaa ?rt.l. , Baltimore 31 3t .470 41i 1/'J BA5/<E7SAI..L. 7J.Ii5 Southwestern . 6 2 3:W 283 Ruth 1),3-J, Bricker 1·2-4. Totiis San Francisco 29 38 •.:13 7 Hannan Traco • o 3 286 281 12-16-40. St. Leull 'II 38 .429 T Kyger Creek .. 4 4 268 278 Souther• .. , , __ 20 38 51 72 Detroit 11 47 .288 Eastern . . . .. . 3 5 263 Z62 i Waterloo .... · .... . 2 21 39 S9 Tuesday's Retolla North Gallia .. 2 6 235 2781 SOIJTIIERN ('It) Philadelphia 117 Detroit 112 Tin'AU! ZO %9 138Z 13&Z 1 C.ndiff 7·:!.16, Circle ~. 1 New York 113 St. Loula II» TIIURSDAY'S GAME: Hill Z+8, McClintock 4-8-16, Boston 116 Su Francisco 101 North Gallia vs. Hannan Trace Grueser f>.ll-20, Walbrowt ~ (Only games scheduled) Class A Sectional, at Ironton, Totals 25-22-72. Wedaesday'a Game• 3,30 p. m. WATERLOO (51) Detroit vs. N.Y. at Ballillllll'eiJ FlUDAY'S GAME: Brown 94-!2, Hudnall UIO, Philadelphia at Baltimore Southwestern VB. Chesapeake, 7 Llewellyn 5-5-15, Hoisington 1),3 Cincinnati at Loo Angeles p. m., Class A Sectional, at 3, Lovesy 2-5-9. Totals 21·17-59. (Only gamea Bclteduled) Ironton .---- --- SA TURDAV'S GAME: Kyger Creek VB. McArthur, at Wellston, Class A. SecUonal IUSIIEL SIZE 7 p. m. · 1 Juho H Dent, D-Pa., Eastern, Southern Card Victories at Athens I w. [ he" ba cks a ''preper" minimum • Wabasb Mltlftlll IDd. Ca!trall• , ::" 11 '!.... •; :Micblgan SL 811 llllllol( lll! ~', . Jno. Carroll 'IS W, ~' Kent st. 7t BowliDC ""':>':. 1 Evllllsvllle II illdJI!ll st.-..._.. Miami (Ollie) 78 xavier 'II ' Milton 62 Geo. WWJama ill · Betbel (Kan ) a Biker n ' · tl .. Wichita St. 116 Clnclnna •• , 91 Rockhurst. St. Benedict,s 70 W . · Bethany 11 Sterling 12 Wm. Jewell lJO Tarkio 811 11 Drury 73 Westmlnster 74 :1 EmKMpo.Wri·a'~-llii69SSouOttbwatrlltawe_.. "" , •• Kendall 106 McCormick Tl Quincy 8'1 Maclllurraj 7t ' Eureka 91 m. CoiL 87 So. Dak. 68 AuguslaDI ·g ' North Centralia Wheaton 8l . ollol JC .,. ' .. LaObloSallUe. Pll2e"!.~.n - •• .. ............. •• -~ wu. .. Ohio ......... """"' . . Andrsn ('·•.) Wilmington II llfalo!IIIO ,.' , ..1 BldWD-Wllco M Capllal ril' ·'' Cent. Mich. Ill Wayne st. lD . Spg Arbor 12 Betlna Coli. ft Wllsoa JC 100 Thonloa M; • Simpson 118 Loru 8e Pltbl~. LAURDIY BASIET SQUARE By United l'n!la Intemallonal Cincinnati 116-7ll behind the There's beeR a lot of changes standout performaace ol in lhe Tar Heel State s1nce ren Armstrong, who scored 211 1!106, but a Duke-Wakt Forest poi•IB and grabbed 18 .,. basketball game is still a. bounds. The Bearcats have a II. thrilling as it waa 110 years ago. 4 league elato, while Wichita The school played their first 7:4, t w o intercolleglate g a m • . TAMPA, Ia.. (UP!) - It's the Wake Forest basketball Micltlgaa_ Stale moved still a while away yet to apring, guide describes the encounter game bebind idle Tea but nevertheless spring training al Winston-Salem as "exciting leader Michigaa b_y begins today for Cincinnati much interest in the studenls." DllnolS <1&«1. Mall Aitcb Reds pitchers and catchers. After 160 games, the teams eight points In tho final They w11l be workmg under haven't lost any enthusili!DI 18 mmutes ol play for the eye of a new manager, Don was shown Tuesday Right wbell Spartans, wht bave a 7,1 lealruoll Heffner, and a Jlew coaching tJ1e Deaoons shockea second- record. staff, with the exception of ranked Duke 99-911 1n overtime. Tie For Top holdover Ray Shore. The Joss was the Blue Devils Southern Methodist grabbed I The only pitcher still unsigned second in Allantic Coasi share of the Southwest conferwas 20-game winner Jim Ma- . Cor1ference actio& ud third ence lead witil Texas A&M Ioney, who pitched a, no-bitter ' overalL ripping the Aggies IIUS. last season. It wasn t known Must Win Tourney Mustangs scored double whether he would be on band Although Duke has already gores, with Carroll Hooser's today or not h clinched the ACC liUe, it must pointa leading the parade. Thhede ledresttoof t et team, waks win next week's league tour- leaders have threl leaguo sc u repor nex wee t the games 1eft abou Ior wor kou Is and J' " h1·b·t· 1 ton nament or forget . NCAA playoffs. San FranciSco took g th t ill th h arpes a w run roug p I C . kl f Wak F t . f firS ' I pia . au rm ey o e ores possesSion o ce II AprJ·1 6. Exh'b't· 1 begms 1 1 11m pay . · C thl tlc l'M•fortm"'' II Ma ch 10 f th Red lied the game at 91),90 m West oast A e r e under s. regulation Ume by tipping in a with • 93,80 triumph over Santa Certain toor come in~ missed free throw. In overtime, Clara as Joe Ellis connected tense scrutiny even during th~ Crinkley and Bob Leonard hit IS of ~ field goal allempts loosening up phase for the pitchers Is Milt Pappas, oJ:>, two quick baskeiB and Duke flnish wlth illJ polllls. talned from Baltimore for never caught up. Houston won Ita 14th~~=: Frank Robinson. The big right- Paul Long, the Deacons' top and set a school scoring bander Is coUilled on beavlly in rebounder, poored in :W points by walloping Texas the starting rolation. but had to take a back seat to 152-1118, and Bob Gleason And there will be 8 few eyes Duke's Jack Marin, who netted Montclair Slate (N.J.) set"ll'I>WII also on relil!'ler Jack Bald- 35. NCAA consecutive free u schun, another key man in that 1 Wichita State tighte•ed the mark wlth a string of trade, who hopefully will bol- Missouri Valier Conferenee althougb bls team lostll9-119.ll Bier an ineffective bullpen. [ race by blasting first-place Morunouth College (N.J.) "'*' tl. Iliff.' ~~ •,. . ~ .'.·:_11 :;.',__. _ _ .. • • !rill • oJf~ iliFEDEP.A&. I MY ACHING BA,CK-<leo:rgiEis Ray Jeffords bas a dilferent vtow of the aclloo. landed there, quite hard, but waa uninjured. Get A Stcond D Cell FLASHLIGHT : . · BaHery Hospital News • ' I ~ I ~ .~.~ ' '' 'k 1. j i' OPEN BOWliNG SCHEDULE P.omeroy; ' ~··· M ·,' ,. ' GET A SECOND CAN FOR ONLY - - - - W , ling·. Whtn Y011 Buy One For-$1.49 17 Colo..-Big 16 oz. Con. Rust I f"flll· "'' SPRAY PAINT I "".~~~~ ~~~reg~ar~d;ed:.:;;to~relftt~~o:p~pon:;:Ollla::;·;;;;;;_;.:Pue;:r~lo~Ri:;co:;_:;<&~).;._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I HOUSEHOLD s· I i ~ ::· eb.l • I Class Retains Same Officers was::' Lanes 1c AT REGULAR PRIC& OF IS. -- I. oNLY WHEN YOU BUY ON& :========::~;,:::;;:~~~~r~~~;;;,~~~~~;-:=~ Sunshine Makers I. !facez COMMISSIONER BUD aren Other 't likely than !bose to he two, any there new i NEW YORK (UP!) ..Jolm stick with the mound : (Bud) Palmer, former New · corps. • York Knickerbocker baskelb~ Fight Retults ! star, will ba swtrn In ~y a; By United l'n!ls InternadoDal I Eutered Hospital Mayor. Joba V. Llnds y art- AUCKLAND, N.Z. (UP!) oomnusstoner ol the Dep Edd' Colt ?4\; Se ttl I Peraoos entering Holzer Hos-1 Scripture verse cootainiltg meal of Public Eventa. ~ ~I e, l pltoJ duriog lbe last 24 hours the word ."hear!" was given for Palmer, well-lmon television 117311 ·•T0~ 8P~ Ipa ne, 1 inCluded: Harold R. Safford, : rolt call, when the Sunshine! commentator~ Mll not be OO'd • _·_ 6M Third Ave.; Mrs. Jack ;Makers class of the Syracuse , for the ~Jtoo, wbch <arMS WNDON (UP!) -Brian Waters, Rl. 2 Vinton: JesSie •irst United Presbyterian I the__res~ns~bUIIy of receiving vis, 146¥,, Britain, ou~::::: P. Chapman. Rt 2 Putriot: Lin- !church met riday night, VISiting dignileries, a~. sbowmg Tlto Marshall, l4ll¥•, Ia L. Greene, Patriot Star Rl. , 18, in the church annex. them New York' cultural, (10). Maurice Cullen 136\1 busmeea Bntain, . ' . oulpomted . ':~~~E' .\Irs. Jon M. Leighty ' Pt. Plea-,I Reading of a Psalm by the . hiStoric, 8Dd . U educatmnal, Is " Angel oant : Joseph P. Work~·~· Pll. : president Margaret Cottrill ciV aase . . cia, 138, Cuba (10); Pleasao~ Mrs. Delima · Igg eland pra;er opened the meet: Tahlur, 128, Britain, Jackson: Amla Jo KellyOol~on-1 ing Secretary and treasurer BRITISH SWEEP J Luis Aisa, 125, Spai1 (8). ton; The Rev. Forrest n ·~• re~rts were approved. WNDON (UP!) -British Stockdale; Mrs. Ivy E. Legue ; 11 bled to ta ' · boxers comblnnd their tolenlsl NEW YORK (UP!) -{lenaro Rl. I Evans, W. Va.: Mrs. Ken- . was. v re '" Tuesday night to win three tO , Solo, 139\1 PuertD Rico, neth M. Haner Rt. 2 Galllpo.: ~:~ ~~~e~~~~~~ . : rouod fiKhiB against highly J outpointed victor Baerga, 140, 1 "· :' ta ry, Esther Harden·I ~. Blrtlll ; secretary, Helen Harris; Mrs. Walter D. Ridenour, Rt. , urer, Asnes White, and agsist-11 I , _ W Va daughter l :52 1ant treasurer, Naomi 'London. ~n, · '' ' ' Hostess £or the March SUNDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 6 P.M. a.m. Tuesday. meeting is Helen Diddle, MONDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 5 P.M. Dlaclal'led f Agties While conducting a TUESDAY~I2 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. Csrl Ambro, Jeck .W Baxter, •l ble stody. Mro Victor D. Cales Roy M. , Marguret Winebrenner CO'!' WEDNESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. E!kew. Jeffrey D. Fowler Keith 1 duc.led ' the Bible study, .using THURSDAV-4 P.M. UNTIL 6:00 P.M. llan~lns Mrs. Paul E. Hollings- i the' topic ''Gld Is Living Splr, FRIDAY-$ P.M. UNTIL CLOSING bead, Mrs. Wairen D. Ketler iU," 'followed by 'group dlseusSATURDAY-5 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING Mrs. Forrest S. Mal011e, Mrs. Deibert B. Perrr, JamOI Sou- A deliclf\118 salad course Speclll 1t.- T - - Wild. AfteriHIOIII der•. Jr., Cbarles E. Sptouae, lOU · served by Mrs. Cottrill fo ' Benry .varney Mrs. Larry L. Helen Diddle, Helen Harris, AsD ... W"·'Y· r>frs, V•• Wrl&bl, RJcb.lileg White, Margaret Wlnebren· . . IIY . ltd W~~ ' ner and Eslber,llardea, tJ·---------------- POR R..lotent-Uaelndoors or Out Last Weeki Board c.,. Willi JOU IUJ A fl: IRON .. 12.88 OUR FEBRUARY CLEARANCE ····iii tr.trhd - fils ... iJ••lf~==~~:l ~~~~L~ ...eo.~, ON ALL WINlER MEROIANDISE Downie..-Gross Ho1111 Arrow Shirts '' cJiiMr N, 2ncl Ave. ., ' �,..,..11> ..... •· • .,.._ r'"'< ..,.. .. _ _ • . .i . ........ ,, ' SHO~ I .. ·. 'c· II . I j ' ' . ' ' ' ! I THE j I ' ' ~ ' I '• ·Fu&:LYI YOU SAVE :. BE T1Ny ' S we 1 CONV!NI&NT I.OCATIONS 10 IRVI YOU RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY = .. Loin End Rib End c l FACIAL· TISSUES LARGE SIZE lb. • LUSTRA CREME LB. , SHAMPOO CAN .. > c 8c OFF LABEL LB. PKG. c - -:._t~: - f:.." Reg. t2.00 Jar ·c ' .. PR. LISTEN EVERYDAY LOW PRICES IS PILUIURY ORIIALLARD ( 3 25 IIICUITI, I OZ. C A N I TINY To HYMN ::•::ow ______'-!65c SPECIAL lor ·KING SIZE ' T c :::'n TIME BOX I \ ' ·FAIRMONT l crts. COTTAGE CHEESE . NIAIAU. INSTANT ITARCH .- [ WMPO f, I r. (; '· ! f . c '. - - M& ARCO ~ INE RIPE3LB. BASKET GORN ITAIC:H - - - I l l . 39c $1.98 ea SPECIAL Ll LT REG. 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MATI __..._,;';";.;....- - 29c iJ ' . PLASTIC DRAPES acan .un. FAMILY SIZE :I 1 "· :. 51c rtll J. ,..k 24( IOPTWIVI f, TIIIUI, Wht. w ...... - 11 to12 ... NEW QUART SIZE LARGE l I HIDDEN MAGIC CAN BONUS BUY NESTLE'S I •• ' c Middleport, 0. lanmga, o.·' I ·COULD YOU GET SUCH ~ ~~ Iiies b fal!l home lllll'e ian lhe "4111ililket , a·~ the tanirs food nm. sMly ., RBnY Shoppers are malq the lig Dalge to Joolland . there's IJI)re 'change• .. ~at the checkout · . i 7 t)NLY ' for ' . '' C CONTAC . PAPERS Furnace Filters 16x2Sx1 FOR$ .43 '. �·,- ,. ' • ( '; ... Class History Jury Decides man I'ff beG0 ften Guilty of Charge W Hilda Weiss RuPTn,·on·,PLLeoEASANn,wars fou-ndPeagulrlutye . Be Speaker for By MASON - Miss Hilda Weiss, of ,an .•ssaull charge ia Maaon . .-: .. · ~·wilt ~- · 1111'1. linin NE1fl HAVEN Mrt. Sayle, Mrs. Gerald Mr• R. H. Bird, Mrt · Jobn 'Morg..: Thompson, son, Mra. Roger Rll81011.Hermall BrUu, Mr. and !Jirl.Clark, DlfiSh! 1!UB BRO'l'IIEIIHOOD New York IDWII Ill ,731 · was Jerry Morgan, Louise Glbbe, Knapp, Mrt. Lealie Rooah, Jamel GObert, Mtl. BIDy To• Mason, was appointed by the County Circuit Court Tuesdar Tha E.U.B. Jltootherbood met presented by the alxtb grade Mrs. Leo Glbbe, Mr. cart cy Roush, Jllltzl Oldaker, bert, J(ra. Roscoe Ca1hotJll. president of the SUnshine class, rollowing two boors deliheia- at the church lor their regular under the direction tl their Gibbs, Mrs. Luther Smith, David Rouab, Mr. and Mrs. · VJ8IT8 PARENTII PT. PLEASANT _ Additional Mrs. catherine Swatr.el, to ob- tion by a petit jury. monthly meeting with 0 t h a teacher, Mr. Wilfred Dmgess. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roush, Burris, Beclty Burris, M r Mr. 1¥, Mrs. Roland 1Wr '"'•lis of the annual Lincoln lain the history of the Sunshine Runion was indicted by the Lleving as leader. Others at· Those par.ticipatlng -:1 ere Mr. and Mrs. George Carson. &ward Burri!, Mrt. Debra arid Diane of Owensbor<• . dinner are announced. by Class of the Mason MetbodJSt January grand jury on the mis- tending were Bernard Liev!n4 Joim BurriS, Beverly ,..napp, Mrs. Ernestine JOJiell, Mro. Ro- Whitmore, Mrs. Chester Ky., vlalted over the -k .em ., .' ' Mawn County Republican Church MISses Hilda and Lo- demeanor charge of beating a Edward ,Bumgarner, Eddie M•chaei Howsrd, Cynthia bert Layne, Harriett Layne, Mrs or, Mrt. Harry Gibbs, Mr. wltb hw parettlll, Mr. and Mrs .... .,·ullve Comm ttee. rena entertamed the nine year old child. He will be Bumgerner, Jolm Bumgarner, Roush, Bruce Adams, Brian James Hart, Mr. 11111 Mrs. Nell Mrt. George Iqels, Mn. Grimm Mr and Mrs 1 .of west class. at their home Thursday sentenced March 4th. , Rormer Governor Horry Pickens. George Russell, Darlene R'flle, Dav- Haymaker, Mrs. Ada wears, gene Heoaon, T.W. Abolla, CJrtmm 'boDII wiU. . -"'"": Cecil H Uaderwood. evenmg. . Jurors returning U•• guilty Ralph Gibbs, Luther SJmth 1d M<Jrgan, Jane Haymaker, 1J&. Mrs. Doa Bumgardner, MISS nr Huntmgton. will be the rea· Mrs. Muri Megee and Mrs. verdict were: Daniel P. ·rom· Tom Hoffman. Edgar Layne, bra Paugh, Sharon Richard, Patricia Pratt, Mrs. K. G. . 110red speak•r. stmrmg the ros- IW•Iham Fry reported on the Iinson, Edward Perry, Glen Rev. Marlin Ber•sfotd, Ralph Lmda Roush, ~ebra Rickard, Tbompaon, Mrs. l.oois JoJm. · 1~11m w1th Underwood w11l be t rotor scheme and cost of pamt l o. Holland, John F. Hoffman, Sayre, Ottle Roush. George Cheryl Howard, Kandt Sayre, wn, Mrt. Charles w. Roush, thorleston Mayor John J. Shank· and drapenes to be used Ill \ ~ames F. Daugherty, Linford Jewell, Paul Rickard, Robert Teresa Moms .. Michael Athey, M~s Ratcliff, Mrs. Arthur lin. .Several other stat• d 1gm· ll!e Sunshme Class room and s1sson, Byron Shinn, Ruth M. Cooke, Terry Smith, Charles Millard Morns, Johnny Jones, Smith, Mrs. John Reitmire, tar!e1; have been tssuf'd mvtta- adJommg class ro{)m m the , Blain, L. M. Johnson Bern- Weaver and Harry Miller. Bonme Jones, Jane Harmon, Mrs Paul Rickard M J tion• and art expe<led to church Preceding the business ard Coo<, VIolet and P.T.A. MEETING Billy Gibbs, M<>na Russell, CarMrs He ' Br\ a:es ONLY i.fen,l m«llng MISs l.nrro'" Weiss ' .John F. Lewis. The New Haven PTA mel on olyn Barnett, Terry Bird and Robert D 1 ,Thors. 1 The dmner will be held Mon-. the drvoliNtHls. ' 'MIUrsday evening at the school. Patty Smith. I a."i GrJ·ma eM"' Er' ' K m-Ipo.ol Down - l1lance .n d Pb 2 1'1 I . Th C S ' m, rs. nes ee Convtnlent y.,... '·' e 8 at 6 JO p. m. 1n '0 gnmc " enollc '"' , . , , e ub cout Pack 256 open- Hostesses were home room er, Mrs . .\Uic Evans Mrs. the Moose Hall. Chatmten nf pl<n won 'JASON ' IASON MO'l HERS CLUB ed the meeting wiht the pledge moth ers o1 J o Lockh an an d Bt·• · . 1. · t'(l and pm.cs • Wl're IIJI.e N'tcewander, Mr' s. Arthur the [)a_\'d Dtnnl;'rd are I)~ Mason Moth· to . the flag, the singing or "Am- Martha F'k HudnaI'... "l Lmcoln 1 A B " l\.II'RS [)nna II ('ld l·n~]('song fl!ld er·~.• Cl b - The I e.s rooms and they Ha~ Mrs. Eugene 11,ednes day er1ca" 1 on ~ 1 . Th 1 • , he h ca e . ene ey, rs. Jares . ur ette an rtr. .~~ ~""ussf• ,apl' •art :. u me the Sc 1JUt promise • mol- :rerved a Founders Do y k Mrs G Ath M J ohn l 1 1 01 0 1 r tostr.~ses ~·rvC'd rcfr('sh- l ev~nmg a t ome o Mrs. I to and the meaning of the Jet- to th atte d' o...,.·sterin 1 Fe IYI'flm K 'th Po 11 M · FURNITURE CO. 0 11\'f'r r.s wnaur 11ckets ;1re 1 ll\'ailable mrnts\1 to Miss Forthe, James ':"th", Mr.g androMD Emma · w·1 Jarrell d M wilh D Mrs. Kay Jters "CUB SCOUTS ·.. M r ~-• we re oMsers. Fnaye'llll5·mt rs.' Char es Howewa'nt , Mr. r k ·at $3 per person and M MASON, W. VA. "" rt are t. . w. r.rt' •ss . arv uddmg, ,rs. Fred . I son an rs. anny Yonker ames Haggerty read a poem, an•· Mrs. Wilfred Din ess Mr Cborles F Mrs. Ral h W .: I h 1111d Howard Schultz. Taylorl"tl· . .\lrs. George as ccrhoslesses. AubreY NeweII , Mr s. gBIII' Hows. er, Mrs. ryR'oy Cooke pMr. ea · 't· F M Carson, 1servmg v k 'ded d . bMrs. . 1 "He is Nothing But A Boy" and 0 . l\ rs. -.1 mm ry. rs Murl 1 • er, pres1. urmg a ne A play using the theme of a l d C the · RlfD Mr d Mr Chari H I ' M Ll . Megee. 'vir: Reuben Stewart,[ busmess meetmg. , ar • a nne e, · an s. es a ey, rs. .. Lincoln Dinner We~ss a~ ~ llest~r, pre..;cnl~ Rou~h ·Ron~ ~ ~ l~, I rho~rmen ~99 MASON ~ ~=iiiijjiiiijiijiijiijiijiijiij~liiiii'iiiii~i I •l Mrs. Roach has Mr~ . Eb1•r Roush. \!Irs. Donald Hefreshments were served to 1I ~ Foglesong, Mrs. Rus~ll Cape- ;one guesl, Mrs. Sammy Hoff- , hart. Mrs Ray ProH1tt. Mrs.[ man and to Lhe following mem- ! Ma~y Johnson. Mrs. C e c ll 1 bers, Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, 1 Sm1lh, Mrs. Helen Da\'is. Mrs. Mrs. Rosemary Cook Mr s. l 1 . \ JA St1\l - Mrs. .John Roaeh, LI'Ster Zt>rklt-. Mrs rat herinr 1Jnnald Cook. Mrs. Charles Yea1. 1- llll ._ 1 1 JT~t·ll11'!1 1tw devoti~n- Swll tzel and nne guesl, ::\1rs. grr. rs. Joseph Lish. Mrs. bl pro_c: rtlm at a re('t•nt mee tlllg Harry Schw<~b . 1\'Jarvan Frame. Mrs. Lester · <1' 1hr \ 1:!~ 1 111 lll,mt·m Jkf'rs :11 Zerkle. Mrs. James Diehl. Mrs. tl• :' nl:'ll , hu11w uJ l\lrs. Ray i fr.·ddu~ Thabet, ~rs. L <J 1- "~ 111 [ I1Jion w1th \1r ·< l' l;1ra t;r:nulpart•nt~ ar·f' renee Foreman , Mr s. J<~mes \\ J~'••·.m-: '1 ~ ht:.~ l':':::s. _The ..tht:'mr 1-ln -.l~ fur Par·h' ·P!'ol'fltl. Mrs. George Burns, H·· 111 {,nnd ( lleer \l'l lh Mrs. Mel Clark Mrs 11 1 ' 1 .. 1' ·In' I:1>;rn 1·rom John 16. . W.\1· 11 .'\'I'.N D<JntOn Gn·en. Mrs. Edward ' .Ryan and 1' ;;~· ., I\P : I ··~ 1 ~ ~~r :'\PI\' l-l:ti'Pn Wilfl hon· 1\'l~ ·s. Thom as McGowan. Tl. r club h•-.-.on. "Tiw Court· t•r P<j 11ilh <1 hirlhda;.• p-art~· re~ t'f1 11" :\ c1 JI't' Cl '. ib_ ., was g1ven 1', f111,- ;11 tflf• bonH' 11 f hi~ gra ndiJI .\ lr ~. C:i! nt·nne Sw; 11.Jel. pnront~. ~lr ami ~1rs. Jnhnn v Plcas.-nt Vallry Hospital !'~an, 111":·,. n1:lflr· ro ':il:'nd ll'l!t <:b ,.\ raleni Hlt' theme W< l.:; Ad mJ.11cd · 1 . .-1 • , • \Irs. Denms k 1" <lt~t _ t•·t ·o r·fh :md o t ! u~ r u-.('r! ror the pnr1v crlebratmg R h J Pt p] t 1 b•" ·b 1o snlrllt'r~ :n V1rt Nam ,.,i,_ !'a·q h1rtb d:w.· Bi rthdav· Wo_ulls ' Mr.,c Kmnt·v · eLeasat<Jrt n : · Mrs. . 1 J<l111 Mrs . .... _ 11 w r :1lw .we rrr:>m And f.wnr ·s of Floyd H1ffle. . ·• I r·1 uH11h · 1 . Pt. Pleasant · ' Mrs r· ' mo:temg I .al (•ntlnf.' ami ballrM1'lS n k·w1.111. p t. PI e.~:~sant: · Mrs. · · · 11l. rl,flg 1 1 1 lt~. llu. ~mess . .. . . e<t mh• .· · IJf't: 0 1 If•t .·111 11 •. 1 -.. 1:1'.' • .111e:-.1dent . .\1;:: · •\ r " . 1\'rn . . · Law- lm nwm· . gues· ts· - Huger Sweat. Ga lhpohs - Hutkr Henderson· tl 1'111 ~~ 1. •1tl',\flght presldt•d· i\t!Pnf!mg .werr 111 ~ gr;1ndp;Jr· n•n,·t· '" ~ ruu ;t dt-.l'USSed <l!tendmg <>!~j" :mrl hi~ mnthr r _ C:arJa _ . . Jb,· mer! Pl·~ 0 11 Fe b. 28 al Jr. 1\"':trn~ and the ft• llo11-ine. \lr<; lhscbarged - Mrs. Marcus Order ot Ml't'h<J ni c Lodge Hall 1 'I!T\' Kin e . .Jrff :mel Christv . M_cDamel. Pl. Pleasant: Kennetb 1 w \t '\\ ll;llt·n <Jt 7 p. m Mas- Mr~ ~ann' Ohlimw. Terl and Hwhmond. Pt. Pleasant: Mont ; c•n County .!11 dge .1;1mes Thomr- •·····h;wl ~I n; Ki1fhlr•f' fl He<:<;on DaVIS, ~htson; Earl Carman, "· ·.1i i •j:f':t~ o11 \\ill s. Doru- Tr·,v and S\J;:tne : \lr~. Cha~loH~ (;ailtpol •s ; Harold Stutz. f~t. 111 nts JllG OePd::;. \'nn ker. Kevin ami Krnt: St•rllt Pleasant: Mrs. Henry Wam. it>lrt'.~llJ~H'nts \\ t·re served 0y .f11·'ti <: ;~nrl narl f'n!" .lllsti~ Ki:l- r,~hL Pt. Pleasant; Catherine Mr' Wil li;m1s and Mrs. Fox to th,· Ro 11 <:h. '1r~ 1.oic: n"rlrlin~ ~{tf_fle, Leon; Brown O'Quinn. Ah~ Dnm:1:' Cart\~nght. \lrs :met Trov. Hermandlr Knapp, d\ll: <•. ~o : Oshorne Stewart, Pl. ~ :11ilda ~obi". Mrs. Lawrente fv<t Roush Plt'C!saul. •H t<:h. ~1rs. Cal henne !-iw:l\t.l'l Bir1hs - ~Ir . and Mrs. Ran- · ;·:. Elir.<JbJ•1h Jeffers. _\1 r ~ dell Mayes. Ashton, a son : ~fr. ·· .".' .!-ir H_ ud-nn . .\1r~. .J 11 hn P'p. rftkrt -".tlf'nrlnnt'f" ;and \·1rs Husse\1 Likens, Hendcro.;on il flo n . _ · 1·shall. a nd .11 rs. J ohn Road1. .-.. •.....,'il :n•p \ war,-1.,,1 --- Devotionals For Homemakers I 1 WE GIVE MORE HORSE POWER TO YOUR DOLLAR'S BUYING POWER SHOP EB'S ' DISCOCJNT STORE Pt>rfprf ALL REGULAR SllES AND EX-LARGE LADIES' LACE TRIMMED HALF SLIPS wrn• · . '\ . , . - . - -- COMFOR1'ER BURNS PT. PLEASANT - The local! , ~rt Rou.~h and treasuro:>r Mrs. [ fi~e department was called j t' r.mrrs Wofld al the 11raham 1:3(1 p. m. Tuesday to the 500 1 1 "'w . i ' f 1 ' . employed. IO to 2j ;n : Pigs 15 to 20: I METROPOLITAN MOTORS ' 1'\!a~Clnt Sund<~y ht p tt!i;·:Pd :!1 . ih· Vt-'li·r::n~ , I:JI h ~'-ip i! n l •f ... 1-/ ' <! n 1' 11 liilii-iiiiiil-llliiil-lii~";:ii"=:":::::i;"":~~~ \-Te· ... r.~ re he was l hu l'~J;I ) t· ven mg roJ. I BUILD :1 I u:g a !!Part attack . od ilelwr. Parkersburg, visover the wt•ekend wit.h his ndp~renls. Mr. and Mrs. old Schw1-1rz. He was returne homr on Monday by his pas, Mr and ~trs. John Hetzer . 1 NOW! • c 4 CAPRI PANTS I REGULAR $1.99 VALUE I cI ASSORTED COLORS PAIR • Sizes 3to 6X and ?to 14 EIDERLON PANTIES REG. $1.79 REG. 59c LADIES BLACK AND WHITE ROUND OR OVAL PLASTIC e American Made e Sizes 4 ,3 to t 1 e Black & Whitt .00 pr e 100% Cotton eDouble Crotch Laundry Basket e Bushel Size eMany Uses 2 c 'ntpn st•rvices will" start on W nesday, rebruary !Jrd at lh Mason Methodist Church 1 I I at 7 ~30 p.m. the Rev~rihd 'farvan Frame has an· I· on~ced. . e theme of sPrvire~ eacb . Su ay eevning during th~ Len.. 1. b•n SN! ~on will be . "Sermons : lor Space Ag" Living ." • Goall during Lent, every : ~tlftir)l. 1 Property Transfers ·~ 1 t •' ' DRESSES •• Spel~ s:, ~· (I I eFinal Cle•rance •SALE GROUP eBONANZA DISCOUNT PRICE $ .00 OUR mellhNqJslul11e ·un unqile supplg; ! / ' t.: I =:~.p~ :_J ' the spec• MOre ,: lb. Swiss Steak · ·· ·· ·· · lb. 6Sc Beef Short Ribs · · · · lb. 39c · Chuck Roast · · ··· · · · lb. 59c Boiling Beef ·· · · ··· · lb. 2Sc .1,.! Roasting Chickens · · lb. 49c Pork Steak ·· · · .. .. lb. 93c Dried Beef loaf 4-oz. pkg. 35c Sliced Bacon ·· 1~b. pkg. 89c -.:·Ct at the same special priee. the following week. ; ; Is this a good reaso~~~ for It's one of many. j Lenten Seafood Values! ~edfish Fillets ' I I DISCQUNT FLORIDA SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 5 lb. b•g . FROZEN F!LLETS shoppir~ d MP? I • '-~~· Fine Grocery Features! I I A&P-OUR FINEST QUALITY SWEET PEAS Each ~ .....••n• 69c CALIFORNIA Navel Oranges ···· · · doz. 49c A&P-OUR FINEST QUALITY HAWAIIAN Fresh Pineapples · · each 49c 1·1b. 00 00 00 00 JANE PARKER Potato Chips 1-lb. box 59( I Wt Won-Sa Can You . Sharp Chnse · · · ·· ··· lb. 69c MEL.O.BIT Ch1111 Slices 12-oz. pkg. 53c Tilomao Yost Ht~!ltlnttH, W. VA, MARVEL-VANILLA SIO let Crea". ,... ··· · Gal. Carton 99c Frozen Food Feotures ! '· BONANZA EVE'Y DAY ) ;.. ..... - . ·.! ' ' . ....., ' -. '-' ' ..... .... - SUL fANA BRAND A&P BRAND French fries Vegetables 2~~ S9c 29c APPLE SAUCE --------------- '""L CALII'OINIA ..n Avocados .... each 19c RED-SOUR PITTED OUR OWN HOTHOUSI A&P Chenies 2• 1~b cans 39c Tea Bags ...... 48 bags 45t · Rhubarb · · · ·.... · · · lb. 19c PILLSBURY OR BALLARD ANN PAGI Biscuits · · 4 - 8-oz. pkgs. 37c Marmalade ·· '" 2 lb. Jar 491 . SID PRIC:• 4~~69c A&P-OUit FINEST QUALITY ' I CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Yellow Perch 12-oz. pkg. 75c Oyster Stew .. 3 cans $1.00 -·..• Jane Parker Favorites! 55cd~ · LARGE "1 etnft wtlf till It -~~~~ ., _ , I tiHit I COl tom".;, tiiiNif It 6t/nf 'flu 'lltlllhtt'l" CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Fish Sticks .. 2 lb. pkg. $1.09 Breaded Shrimp · · ·· pkg. 6Sc I • A I pkg. 1-lb. GRADE I' 1-·b.ssc CAP'N JOHN FROZEN - - - - - - - POLE STAR-FRIED--FROZEN Fruits and Vegetables! Fresh Eggs SHOP ALL GOOD BRAND lUPER-RlGHT An A&P RaiJl <lwlek entltlea 1ft to buy the item • J CUBED FRESH FROZEN i / / 6/ We try never to disappoint you •.. we always want to be fair. 3-LB. PKG. OR MORE LEAN-TENDER English Roast · ·· ··· lb. 69c Ground Beef ·· · · · ··· lb. SSe d d PLAT& ROUND BONE CUT popular thaD we imagined. "ruin tlwj" MEATY-TASTY ROUND BONE CUT IJ (,;; eM RIB STEAKS •:_·- - 99c / So we do rua out. But if .. do. please ask the manapr for a I . SUNNYBROOK tlllltr.- - ~ LQiilbil lb. WISCONSIN • w· CUTS VALUES TO $6.9S of uperience. I BLADE ' Ta sty Doiry Selections! ... It live 1n atata whert. . . . people actively dltllU 1Jill!!• ...... About !be only loocl llkin by Steve Lawrenn'a ,LTV' II wlndaln hi.! ohort and dllutr'!IW seaaon waa the sensaUat JilJ4f by Jumlnii!COnl bllllde Judi Rolin, olplld by Nil¢ a long term p&ct and iil'tr It be star of a big color "Al1ce Through the Glass," and she'a just the riPt splendid apr itt far lblti . roll. • adrtrilse Cherry Pie .. ·.... · .. each 49c F~LY SIZE CREST ~t comme~: M~y, 1''How Would ~lllrt i/Super-Right" Quality Meats I d I lhowmen their flrat foe! Into the doOr of aome control over their Uma sold doWa tile TV chiiJio ael!-1 permllt<!d telecasting of Geof,1 Steven' "Place Ill the but warned • ' must not emasculate ptetarlal or arllstlc effectl and ruin a movie's mood by lnserllng the pitches In casual patchwork fashion . . otto Premtnger led this fight to retain a semblance of arUstry and mtegrlty ln TV film sales. ufhena~· Ball Donuts ' ••,.... • pkg. 29c ' Mtn~IIJKII' 'I ~~~n ~al JANI PARKER_.ROSTED .... DISCOUNT PRICE 95c •w•1 !d. ~ere~;"t Spanish Iars ·· ·· · · each 3Sc OUR REGULAR tbelt' art fiDe bWIIIII beings, a Mary PoppJna W~ :::o:p ' ' JANI PARKER 8~ARr5 WORLD LILT HOME your lot or our lots in MasOfl ~of" N~w Haven. Qualitv construction, 20 11ear1 -------- PTA was read by tbe pres'dent. Margaret Cottrill. This onit was organized May 18, 1921 · at 1 m.. Ung in the local PresbyterIan church. The president thanked an homeroom mothers, and others who helped with the Valentine parties given chlldren In the vorious rooms . The folklwiRI tommlttee appointed fD revl.. lile By-Laws of thiJ unit, ohairm1111, Marty Williams and Shirley HusltA Sara Roush, Esther Harden aad Marie Leadingham. Mra. Ruth Stearu' third grade room won the attendance count banner and cub award. Program for the March . 3 meelinl ,rm be presented t>Y second grade studenl!, Mrt. Aona llllldore, teacher. esses are to be Lou Ferrell Palriclt Condlff, Irene Condiff, Bernice Winebrenner Macy Cundiff ud E..,lya M,;.re. The third grada students pre. sented a play, "The Flag" with the group alngiDg uAmeriea" aDd an amusing playJ "The s~ len Heart." Refreshments of cake coffee and punch were served. Tbe waa decorated t1 keeplnll the Valentino theme. Tbt 1 favors for Founders' Day were , DUmature American flags ia 1 marshmallow•. Servina: were STEELWORKER - Sbe : Betty Sara worb In lleel, but In an ' arlllt'o ttudlo, not a mUL i Mary ·Ami Scherr, art tn- ·, llructor at Ohio'• Xent 1 Stata Unlvmlty, awtttbad · : from eonventlonal gold and J aUver 1(1 atatnlon llleellor !her modern jl'lf81ry daaiglll seV't!'ll yean aco. She uses heavy power equlpo \ men!, top, to turn out "I gleaming pletes, bottom, Grace Hoil.r Executrix Em' which 1how otf "the btlutv Joachim, dec. fD Cora Mae and integrity ol the metal:~ !JmJchhn, Lot, Pomeroy. I 1j, !Iva M. Knapp, dec. to George " ' - - - . , . . - - - - - - \ Knapp, Affid. ror Trans., Middleport. Lizzie Clton, Admix, Cl•~••~ce C. Caton, dec., It Glea <-aJilll, ll Salem, Glen Clton, Kathleen Cltoo Lizzie Cllton, Parcel, Salem. Walter L. Burke, VirgiJJia to Ohio Power Co., Easement. Sutton. Sheridan A. Scarberry, Esther ~arberry, Sy!via Scarberry to Early E. Scarberry, Mildred Scarberry, I acre, Letart. Nettie Randolph to Ther!U , Randolph, parcel!. Olive. · Robert C. Rowand, Amy L. Rowand to Anthony L. Fetter Toomas J. Fetter, 102 acrea' ' . Tho Amerkan fronUer Scipio. ' rifle was the first inlanlry Carron J. Dodderer, Hobart firearm of precision. At the M. Dodderer, Beulah N. Dodder. battle of Bunker Hill, the er to Frank E. Dodderer, 138 of\merkanl Inflicted casual· acres, Olive. tles o.! 45rr cent with their Cecil v. Dillon, Jr., Flossie 11 m t t e ammunition by taklng"almatthehandsome Dillon In Cecil V. Dillon, Sr., l'<aistcoats" of tile British Evelyn Mundry, Ronald E. Diltroopa, II took longer to re· lon, Roger B. Dillon, II.IS """ \ load !hall the amooth-bore res, Olive. ' musket, but it)!ad greater Jess Andersoo, Laura Anna ' tange ond accuracy. Anderson li United States : mo. M~nnle ~Ia REGULAR $1.69 SIZE BETTER WINTER We build it to sui t your need! _ on 'I Con~b:;it PERMANENT BUILDERS famlly ,.JD _Su, day &hoot and CALL BOB ROUSH or GARY ROUSH lllureb: datly medii<Jlions dur' . l!tc lht,ll'"'iod: every person ob- I NEW HAVEN tleM. 'facrlflcml r,iving, aad 882·2003 B82·2722 all Wlfnesa d~lly to liOffieDOO. p - - . resident's Message Read when Syracuse Grade School PTA Meets JANE PARKEit eColorful Plaids e Rayon & Wool Reg. $1.00 Vah,. Nl)"~.. :. bulll~~e~a -l'lm• SaUapr at lilt .J i6 . . ,With 10 1111nj eii!'IYI'*I pre. ertdll lo decent lliow ltD! at tbt Cltho!JC YQUth Or-- and lbe whole community. TV dinner 111 ...,. pnizatlon tribute to ...._ C. A CalH. court gave movie lyzod hi! Calif. oJe!ut by Gear. ~ , . .,. _:.e_':.:'"':.:': :• : :': :':".:':::'"::":''::"~-~E~~-ni_,_Le_ta~~~-----' e Aast Colora eRoll·UP Sleeve es12ea 32 to 38 HEAD SCARFS G. 0. ROUSH & SONS 1 --=:-:':""':":::-:~~--_:.:.:.;..:.:.;::.::.==~ 6X BLOUSES SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' Gl, FHA or CONVENTIONAL FINANCING to LADIES' SOFT conON e Discount Prict SELECT FOR THE LADY I : nh·n Services Io art W edn..,;<lav p . 1 Sizes I 1 ROLL PACK . mo at the Amorlcana, Perry's writer, 11uu Cohan, called It "Tha Prom" ...... Peter Graet'a graceful tribute IS might go outllcle the network ll<Hllmll lei like "elubo to Perry and Cardinal lor the noot new boll. \datea;;) ..... One galJIIY mawt. ' lttlly tine wallowa all over the COUIIIry fln eri The Syracuse grade . In Sardll Flerence Kender- at bil!b cub "apeaaes" IIIII erry I e am y vir· PTA met In the ochool aadh Har- 80ft ahowlnl off ber flat filler then baa the ulllllililated 11101• bappUy merit. ium, Tuesday night Feb V ng o• "" Witt (Juat tbree weeki .n.r tbt new Je It solicit awn lo Ill ' gave Pen')' Ita when tile preoldenio. · W {wiJJher • Dee Browa and baby), ID!d Ul she'a already "charitable" dedicaUo/ but CardlnJI 1:::""•1 lor Founder'a Day waa read an a wart. . back worklllg out at her S71b Georgia Brown's Kurt Weill. ·al: Ia lled Rhta personal Shirley Huston. lllaU>ry. of the u g t to ttelle (Mn. l TOILET TISSUE I ~~r= ba~~ j SHOP HERE AND SAVE ''BIG" GIRL'S LINED TENNIS OXFORDS r-------==-= Stork Rambler Trade-Ins I 1R1la Ryan . 9·year-old daugh- . Shoats 26 to 35 The Very Best ter ol Mr. ~nd Mrs. Edward 1-\ITLE -- Heifers 15.80 to In Used Cars Anywhere Ryan, fe ll Sn!unlay while roll- ' 2050; Fat Cow~ 15 to 18.20: REASONABLE ::p skating at the home of Gael :Crmners 11 to 14. Bulls 18 to I - - NO OFFER REFUSED lfdding fr<~r tur ing her ldl arm . 121.50: Stock Steers 20 to 2.1i.81J : i 'Carlene Per~inger . d<Jughter Stork Heifers 18 to 21 : Stock · SEE of Mr. and Mrs. \Vill ia m Pr.r- Steer Calves 22 to 25.75: Stock i singer, Columbus, sprnl two Heifer Calves 20 to 24.30. ~ks vi sitmg with hrr grand - VEAL CALVES - Tops 33; rfer.ll> \·lr. and .\-Jrs . Jflhn Ser·onds 32.30: Medium 24 to ~r~ h. 1ll . 30.50: Common and Heavies 18 "Your Rambler Dealer" ~r and Mrs. S!PVP :\nble. PI t~ 31.90. POMEROY, 0. VJ Si tr d on with :nollwr. \1rs . !\1alild<:~ i\uble I ll . ~i~: S i ~t.- 1" mrl r<~ mil y, with ~ . <.trd \1.. ~t: 1n h•\· Ha!'iJour . 1rs. Hol. i,_. i1owwr is hos- t. 100% RAYON SPECIAL BONANZA SUPER BUY I IS COMPARE AT $1.00 FAMOUS CHARMIN 1 ljllere; he ~d" I ON AN :VERY ?AY WINNER , · Mrlsh. Clhlff Cook rs senously ~1 :-!ltndi.<>f Church recently ' b1<'ck of Main-st where a ; 1 a rr orne tn Ma son r°11 OW.· Four ~ ·wPr~ ·for!er on the sea l of a parked V{'dr rf'fipienfs g last week Mra slro and ke!\.-lr. . , . ·• . , , Terrv Bumgardner. · Tommv car was ablaze. The car suf- •' 1 d f~mil of s. _C. wile:-; Sc.}vc Hou..;h and .>\!bert n 11 ush Onr ferC'c! no apparent damge. (t ylle Parkkerdsbur.ghv.lsJt· VP,1 r prrfecl aJt endanre · pins was owned by ll arve,· Cottre ll · Over t v.ee en wit 1er · other Mrs D L D dd . w:rr reC'e1ved hv AtirP ROJrc:h·. of 11cnderson. Dluse of the • at· the · D · du . mgh. AI- 1rh ane Bumg.:Jrner and bl aze was not known. 1 visiting Ann<~ u <1mg orne -\liP r.o 'thf I ' . M. AI L ·k · n ril l tJ attPndcmce n·ns l mV·a UJ hart ol Para- W"rP awarded lo the roll~wi~~ EXHIBIT POSTONED se, · a. h "'' F'T 0 \'Mr nd i\' s L· . B h \I' were absent onlv one ~un. PL EASANT - The Jun9 ,.,r.. O:tff\ e1r er (j·~v d · h · W d hfmily of N~wark Oh ' · urmg I r Vf>ar. Mary l{'-r oman 's CJ ub sponsored r. and , . Joh ' . A .10 • RIL"nr:w rner . Timm"· Roush Arts and Crafl<; Rxhibit sched11• . 1c- a d Ad C'l k .¥ 5 n Lewis ~~ ' r iel Jr of Lor· oh· rl ll are. .uIf't I Ior Sunday , f"eb. 27, has , ., am. 10 1bt 1ted over the weekend with ! , 1 •en postpo ned. The Exhibit , . and Mrs . .John McDaniel SALES REPORT "'_',1S to be held In the Pleasant . Mrs. Clarks GloecknP; . rt. ,Pleasant Livestock SaJes Co. l·.OJnt HPsort whif'h is now , JY1J Beth Ann Pomer , · 't · Saturday, February l!t, 1966 CJOsed. 1l1e new date ror the ! with them on S d~~' VISJ • . Hor;s - Receipts - 175 to : exhihit will hf' announeed in I un <~y. ?20 th f J\ lr. and Mrs. George Zu.sp;.m, ·• 27 to 28.30 : Heavies 24 to e near uture. .. _an:- residing at Newark, Ohio 27: Fat Sows 20 to 2125 : Boars .. GET IN WHITE AND COLORS :jf - 'J, , I) J !P'1rlllnc" rin~ presrnHl il a!SOO CfS.IUa bv e~sis tant superintPndent A·l- entr~ncbed tu-ev~lnJIIr~ I l 1\l'F'W fio\VV!\l - The validity t1 Mexican dl· '"""'" (upheld by N.Y.'s bigbest court) Is headed for the u.s. Supremo Court star Clorls Leachman iMrs. George Englund) welcomed 4U: child .... The lbeatre dustry quietly Is puablng lbll I Middleport, Ohio Opposite Evans Super Market 'I" s.nill Aatell'a 1111 '*'lbdJJ uve plea: ,....... session o1 the 1fllll OV• tbt Rainbow, DO ., It abolish thtN.Y. Legislature ly SlormJ Weatbtr al all, etc...... Why doftn't 11m- Jive brolters' fee fi.Q et-acalpiOI.. . . .. Coaservalho With oJ1 bJ1 a-underUnp at Mocul Gub Inc. .,,tOO,IIOO to reallsU . erea Ill more CatboUca (Jed by Brtnt Bozell, CBS NtWI backiq the I111Wlllmakt a movie!" "JJtdlum su pi on legal lormer Bill .Buckley assoctala) Retirement of Fred FrlendJ Name" attra lei ft,ioo or more _ P Ywill and • the theory are organlzmg a new mil•· 1u 8 IHipaturo telegram to whip up TV phi]Jntlnpy • 11 mlnate permanent- zine to "offset" the very llberal boss Bill Paley, NBC-ABC op. on many charity teletllou a11 pos!Uon psaer11 estlmalt CBS round the U.S. (minor ar ;~ ·~~Ha~yes~,~Mr~a.;;Ra~y~~~~~for~a~v~lall.~;;;;;;;:;:;- Edmo~ds liDo By Jack O'Brian re~ 3 ROOMS New Furniture that Commonweal 11 DOt .Voice of Bro·adway t.,~t. lllr~;J._Da111111111ntl, ~-~ 0.. M.-. 1tN Mrs. Nancy Mrs. Halbrooll: Mrt eula Roush, Paul Roush, Jack Needs, , Mrt. Albarl Thomp- ley, . Martht rtke, Mrs. Pear'- 1f emp~~~~~~e-.a Bl.alloom: wbll't Jatt 1t1nae4J 11u11 It dlndJ · · . llelea ...... A · ~ lfvtl• ~~~ 1111~.•w•c1111Ju.~ Dilly ~t Pomii'OY·JIIddleport, 0., hll. II, llel-f ibt aiilt" J ·~ wePdl wbera' YOII," 'lfllb. Ill 1111111""' P.) Como, a .Uv• mecbllltoa Jullt• Andreu lll#lf t: ·-~l'i "9lllcial" CilWrdl ,.-atioll, -"'"· ~ . 011 II ._ ..,.: II ...., tiiiDk ......Coalpoeflt 40111 IIIII ..,.f_ IIUl MIJ'Iflll Aallf/tiOII IJric, Ill Pope Paul'a ~t lut year to Jl'woocl Pflrli·r011ll tt~ Cwiill!i6will - " ' I Peo a eut Corn, Gr"n ...... Carrots ' 1· 89C 2-lb. pkgl, - ........... .,..,·- ·~· �·,- ,. ' • ( '; ... Class History Jury Decides man I'ff beG0 ften Guilty of Charge W Hilda Weiss RuPTn,·on·,PLLeoEASANn,wars fou-ndPeagulrlutye . Be Speaker for By MASON - Miss Hilda Weiss, of ,an .•ssaull charge ia Maaon . .-: .. · ~·wilt ~- · 1111'1. linin NE1fl HAVEN Mrt. Sayle, Mrs. Gerald Mr• R. H. Bird, Mrt · Jobn 'Morg..: Thompson, son, Mra. Roger Rll81011.Hermall BrUu, Mr. and !Jirl.Clark, DlfiSh! 1!UB BRO'l'IIEIIHOOD New York IDWII Ill ,731 · was Jerry Morgan, Louise Glbbe, Knapp, Mrt. Lealie Rooah, Jamel GObert, Mtl. BIDy To• Mason, was appointed by the County Circuit Court Tuesdar Tha E.U.B. Jltootherbood met presented by the alxtb grade Mrs. Leo Glbbe, Mr. cart cy Roush, Jllltzl Oldaker, bert, J(ra. Roscoe Ca1hotJll. president of the SUnshine class, rollowing two boors deliheia- at the church lor their regular under the direction tl their Gibbs, Mrs. Luther Smith, David Rouab, Mr. and Mrs. · VJ8IT8 PARENTII PT. PLEASANT _ Additional Mrs. catherine Swatr.el, to ob- tion by a petit jury. monthly meeting with 0 t h a teacher, Mr. Wilfred Dmgess. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roush, Burris, Beclty Burris, M r Mr. 1¥, Mrs. Roland 1Wr '"'•lis of the annual Lincoln lain the history of the Sunshine Runion was indicted by the Lleving as leader. Others at· Those par.ticipatlng -:1 ere Mr. and Mrs. George Carson. &ward Burri!, Mrt. Debra arid Diane of Owensbor<• . dinner are announced. by Class of the Mason MetbodJSt January grand jury on the mis- tending were Bernard Liev!n4 Joim BurriS, Beverly ,..napp, Mrs. Ernestine JOJiell, Mro. Ro- Whitmore, Mrs. Chester Ky., vlalted over the -k .em ., .' ' Mawn County Republican Church MISses Hilda and Lo- demeanor charge of beating a Edward ,Bumgarner, Eddie M•chaei Howsrd, Cynthia bert Layne, Harriett Layne, Mrs or, Mrt. Harry Gibbs, Mr. wltb hw parettlll, Mr. and Mrs .... .,·ullve Comm ttee. rena entertamed the nine year old child. He will be Bumgerner, Jolm Bumgarner, Roush, Bruce Adams, Brian James Hart, Mr. 11111 Mrs. Nell Mrt. George Iqels, Mn. Grimm Mr and Mrs 1 .of west class. at their home Thursday sentenced March 4th. , Rormer Governor Horry Pickens. George Russell, Darlene R'flle, Dav- Haymaker, Mrs. Ada wears, gene Heoaon, T.W. Abolla, CJrtmm 'boDII wiU. . -"'"": Cecil H Uaderwood. evenmg. . Jurors returning U•• guilty Ralph Gibbs, Luther SJmth 1d M<Jrgan, Jane Haymaker, 1J&. Mrs. Doa Bumgardner, MISS nr Huntmgton. will be the rea· Mrs. Muri Megee and Mrs. verdict were: Daniel P. ·rom· Tom Hoffman. Edgar Layne, bra Paugh, Sharon Richard, Patricia Pratt, Mrs. K. G. . 110red speak•r. stmrmg the ros- IW•Iham Fry reported on the Iinson, Edward Perry, Glen Rev. Marlin Ber•sfotd, Ralph Lmda Roush, ~ebra Rickard, Tbompaon, Mrs. l.oois JoJm. · 1~11m w1th Underwood w11l be t rotor scheme and cost of pamt l o. Holland, John F. Hoffman, Sayre, Ottle Roush. George Cheryl Howard, Kandt Sayre, wn, Mrt. Charles w. Roush, thorleston Mayor John J. Shank· and drapenes to be used Ill \ ~ames F. Daugherty, Linford Jewell, Paul Rickard, Robert Teresa Moms .. Michael Athey, M~s Ratcliff, Mrs. Arthur lin. .Several other stat• d 1gm· ll!e Sunshme Class room and s1sson, Byron Shinn, Ruth M. Cooke, Terry Smith, Charles Millard Morns, Johnny Jones, Smith, Mrs. John Reitmire, tar!e1; have been tssuf'd mvtta- adJommg class ro{)m m the , Blain, L. M. Johnson Bern- Weaver and Harry Miller. Bonme Jones, Jane Harmon, Mrs Paul Rickard M J tion• and art expe<led to church Preceding the business ard Coo<, VIolet and P.T.A. MEETING Billy Gibbs, M<>na Russell, CarMrs He ' Br\ a:es ONLY i.fen,l m«llng MISs l.nrro'" Weiss ' .John F. Lewis. The New Haven PTA mel on olyn Barnett, Terry Bird and Robert D 1 ,Thors. 1 The dmner will be held Mon-. the drvoliNtHls. ' 'MIUrsday evening at the school. Patty Smith. I a."i GrJ·ma eM"' Er' ' K m-Ipo.ol Down - l1lance .n d Pb 2 1'1 I . Th C S ' m, rs. nes ee Convtnlent y.,... '·' e 8 at 6 JO p. m. 1n '0 gnmc " enollc '"' , . , , e ub cout Pack 256 open- Hostesses were home room er, Mrs . .\Uic Evans Mrs. the Moose Hall. Chatmten nf pl<n won 'JASON ' IASON MO'l HERS CLUB ed the meeting wiht the pledge moth ers o1 J o Lockh an an d Bt·• · . 1. · t'(l and pm.cs • Wl're IIJI.e N'tcewander, Mr' s. Arthur the [)a_\'d Dtnnl;'rd are I)~ Mason Moth· to . the flag, the singing or "Am- Martha F'k HudnaI'... "l Lmcoln 1 A B " l\.II'RS [)nna II ('ld l·n~]('song fl!ld er·~.• Cl b - The I e.s rooms and they Ha~ Mrs. Eugene 11,ednes day er1ca" 1 on ~ 1 . Th 1 • , he h ca e . ene ey, rs. Jares . ur ette an rtr. .~~ ~""ussf• ,apl' •art :. u me the Sc 1JUt promise • mol- :rerved a Founders Do y k Mrs G Ath M J ohn l 1 1 01 0 1 r tostr.~ses ~·rvC'd rcfr('sh- l ev~nmg a t ome o Mrs. I to and the meaning of the Jet- to th atte d' o...,.·sterin 1 Fe IYI'flm K 'th Po 11 M · FURNITURE CO. 0 11\'f'r r.s wnaur 11ckets ;1re 1 ll\'ailable mrnts\1 to Miss Forthe, James ':"th", Mr.g androMD Emma · w·1 Jarrell d M wilh D Mrs. Kay Jters "CUB SCOUTS ·.. M r ~-• we re oMsers. Fnaye'llll5·mt rs.' Char es Howewa'nt , Mr. r k ·at $3 per person and M MASON, W. VA. "" rt are t. . w. r.rt' •ss . arv uddmg, ,rs. Fred . I son an rs. anny Yonker ames Haggerty read a poem, an•· Mrs. Wilfred Din ess Mr Cborles F Mrs. Ral h W .: I h 1111d Howard Schultz. Taylorl"tl· . .\lrs. George as ccrhoslesses. AubreY NeweII , Mr s. gBIII' Hows. er, Mrs. ryR'oy Cooke pMr. ea · 't· F M Carson, 1servmg v k 'ded d . bMrs. . 1 "He is Nothing But A Boy" and 0 . l\ rs. -.1 mm ry. rs Murl 1 • er, pres1. urmg a ne A play using the theme of a l d C the · RlfD Mr d Mr Chari H I ' M Ll . Megee. 'vir: Reuben Stewart,[ busmess meetmg. , ar • a nne e, · an s. es a ey, rs. .. Lincoln Dinner We~ss a~ ~ llest~r, pre..;cnl~ Rou~h ·Ron~ ~ ~ l~, I rho~rmen ~99 MASON ~ ~=iiiijjiiiijiijiijiijiijiijiij~liiiii'iiiii~i I •l Mrs. Roach has Mr~ . Eb1•r Roush. \!Irs. Donald Hefreshments were served to 1I ~ Foglesong, Mrs. Rus~ll Cape- ;one guesl, Mrs. Sammy Hoff- , hart. Mrs Ray ProH1tt. Mrs.[ man and to Lhe following mem- ! Ma~y Johnson. Mrs. C e c ll 1 bers, Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, 1 Sm1lh, Mrs. Helen Da\'is. Mrs. Mrs. Rosemary Cook Mr s. l 1 . \ JA St1\l - Mrs. .John Roaeh, LI'Ster Zt>rklt-. Mrs rat herinr 1Jnnald Cook. Mrs. Charles Yea1. 1- llll ._ 1 1 JT~t·ll11'!1 1tw devoti~n- Swll tzel and nne guesl, ::\1rs. grr. rs. Joseph Lish. Mrs. bl pro_c: rtlm at a re('t•nt mee tlllg Harry Schw<~b . 1\'Jarvan Frame. Mrs. Lester · <1' 1hr \ 1:!~ 1 111 lll,mt·m Jkf'rs :11 Zerkle. Mrs. James Diehl. Mrs. tl• :' nl:'ll , hu11w uJ l\lrs. Ray i fr.·ddu~ Thabet, ~rs. L <J 1- "~ 111 [ I1Jion w1th \1r ·< l' l;1ra t;r:nulpart•nt~ ar·f' renee Foreman , Mr s. J<~mes \\ J~'••·.m-: '1 ~ ht:.~ l':':::s. _The ..tht:'mr 1-ln -.l~ fur Par·h' ·P!'ol'fltl. Mrs. George Burns, H·· 111 {,nnd ( lleer \l'l lh Mrs. Mel Clark Mrs 11 1 ' 1 .. 1' ·In' I:1>;rn 1·rom John 16. . W.\1· 11 .'\'I'.N D<JntOn Gn·en. Mrs. Edward ' .Ryan and 1' ;;~· ., I\P : I ··~ 1 ~ ~~r :'\PI\' l-l:ti'Pn Wilfl hon· 1\'l~ ·s. Thom as McGowan. Tl. r club h•-.-.on. "Tiw Court· t•r P<j 11ilh <1 hirlhda;.• p-art~· re~ t'f1 11" :\ c1 JI't' Cl '. ib_ ., was g1ven 1', f111,- ;11 tflf• bonH' 11 f hi~ gra ndiJI .\ lr ~. C:i! nt·nne Sw; 11.Jel. pnront~. ~lr ami ~1rs. Jnhnn v Plcas.-nt Vallry Hospital !'~an, 111":·,. n1:lflr· ro ':il:'nd ll'l!t <:b ,.\ raleni Hlt' theme W< l.:; Ad mJ.11cd · 1 . .-1 • , • \Irs. Denms k 1" <lt~t _ t•·t ·o r·fh :md o t ! u~ r u-.('r! ror the pnr1v crlebratmg R h J Pt p] t 1 b•" ·b 1o snlrllt'r~ :n V1rt Nam ,.,i,_ !'a·q h1rtb d:w.· Bi rthdav· Wo_ulls ' Mr.,c Kmnt·v · eLeasat<Jrt n : · Mrs. . 1 J<l111 Mrs . .... _ 11 w r :1lw .we rrr:>m And f.wnr ·s of Floyd H1ffle. . ·• I r·1 uH11h · 1 . Pt. Pleasant · ' Mrs r· ' mo:temg I .al (•ntlnf.' ami ballrM1'lS n k·w1.111. p t. PI e.~:~sant: · Mrs. · · · 11l. rl,flg 1 1 1 lt~. llu. ~mess . .. . . e<t mh• .· · IJf't: 0 1 If•t .·111 11 •. 1 -.. 1:1'.' • .111e:-.1dent . .\1;:: · •\ r " . 1\'rn . . · Law- lm nwm· . gues· ts· - Huger Sweat. Ga lhpohs - Hutkr Henderson· tl 1'111 ~~ 1. •1tl',\flght presldt•d· i\t!Pnf!mg .werr 111 ~ gr;1ndp;Jr· n•n,·t· '" ~ ruu ;t dt-.l'USSed <l!tendmg <>!~j" :mrl hi~ mnthr r _ C:arJa _ . . Jb,· mer! Pl·~ 0 11 Fe b. 28 al Jr. 1\"':trn~ and the ft• llo11-ine. \lr<; lhscbarged - Mrs. Marcus Order ot Ml't'h<J ni c Lodge Hall 1 'I!T\' Kin e . .Jrff :mel Christv . M_cDamel. Pl. Pleasant: Kennetb 1 w \t '\\ ll;llt·n <Jt 7 p. m Mas- Mr~ ~ann' Ohlimw. Terl and Hwhmond. Pt. Pleasant: Mont ; c•n County .!11 dge .1;1mes Thomr- •·····h;wl ~I n; Ki1fhlr•f' fl He<:<;on DaVIS, ~htson; Earl Carman, "· ·.1i i •j:f':t~ o11 \\ill s. Doru- Tr·,v and S\J;:tne : \lr~. Cha~loH~ (;ailtpol •s ; Harold Stutz. f~t. 111 nts JllG OePd::;. \'nn ker. Kevin ami Krnt: St•rllt Pleasant: Mrs. Henry Wam. it>lrt'.~llJ~H'nts \\ t·re served 0y .f11·'ti <: ;~nrl narl f'n!" .lllsti~ Ki:l- r,~hL Pt. Pleasant; Catherine Mr' Wil li;m1s and Mrs. Fox to th,· Ro 11 <:h. '1r~ 1.oic: n"rlrlin~ ~{tf_fle, Leon; Brown O'Quinn. Ah~ Dnm:1:' Cart\~nght. \lrs :met Trov. Hermandlr Knapp, d\ll: <•. ~o : Oshorne Stewart, Pl. ~ :11ilda ~obi". Mrs. Lawrente fv<t Roush Plt'C!saul. •H t<:h. ~1rs. Cal henne !-iw:l\t.l'l Bir1hs - ~Ir . and Mrs. Ran- · ;·:. Elir.<JbJ•1h Jeffers. _\1 r ~ dell Mayes. Ashton, a son : ~fr. ·· .".' .!-ir H_ ud-nn . .\1r~. .J 11 hn P'p. rftkrt -".tlf'nrlnnt'f" ;and \·1rs Husse\1 Likens, Hendcro.;on il flo n . _ · 1·shall. a nd .11 rs. J ohn Road1. .-.. •.....,'il :n•p \ war,-1.,,1 --- Devotionals For Homemakers I 1 WE GIVE MORE HORSE POWER TO YOUR DOLLAR'S BUYING POWER SHOP EB'S ' DISCOCJNT STORE Pt>rfprf ALL REGULAR SllES AND EX-LARGE LADIES' LACE TRIMMED HALF SLIPS wrn• · . '\ . , . - . - -- COMFOR1'ER BURNS PT. PLEASANT - The local! , ~rt Rou.~h and treasuro:>r Mrs. [ fi~e department was called j t' r.mrrs Wofld al the 11raham 1:3(1 p. m. Tuesday to the 500 1 1 "'w . i ' f 1 ' . employed. IO to 2j ;n : Pigs 15 to 20: I METROPOLITAN MOTORS ' 1'\!a~Clnt Sund<~y ht p tt!i;·:Pd :!1 . ih· Vt-'li·r::n~ , I:JI h ~'-ip i! n l •f ... 1-/ ' <! n 1' 11 liilii-iiiiiil-llliiil-lii~";:ii"=:":::::i;"":~~~ \-Te· ... r.~ re he was l hu l'~J;I ) t· ven mg roJ. I BUILD :1 I u:g a !!Part attack . od ilelwr. Parkersburg, visover the wt•ekend wit.h his ndp~renls. Mr. and Mrs. old Schw1-1rz. He was returne homr on Monday by his pas, Mr and ~trs. John Hetzer . 1 NOW! • c 4 CAPRI PANTS I REGULAR $1.99 VALUE I cI ASSORTED COLORS PAIR • Sizes 3to 6X and ?to 14 EIDERLON PANTIES REG. $1.79 REG. 59c LADIES BLACK AND WHITE ROUND OR OVAL PLASTIC e American Made e Sizes 4 ,3 to t 1 e Black & Whitt .00 pr e 100% Cotton eDouble Crotch Laundry Basket e Bushel Size eMany Uses 2 c 'ntpn st•rvices will" start on W nesday, rebruary !Jrd at lh Mason Methodist Church 1 I I at 7 ~30 p.m. the Rev~rihd 'farvan Frame has an· I· on~ced. . e theme of sPrvire~ eacb . Su ay eevning during th~ Len.. 1. b•n SN! ~on will be . "Sermons : lor Space Ag" Living ." • Goall during Lent, every : ~tlftir)l. 1 Property Transfers ·~ 1 t •' ' DRESSES •• Spel~ s:, ~· (I I eFinal Cle•rance •SALE GROUP eBONANZA DISCOUNT PRICE $ .00 OUR mellhNqJslul11e ·un unqile supplg; ! / ' t.: I =:~.p~ :_J ' the spec• MOre ,: lb. Swiss Steak · ·· ·· ·· · lb. 6Sc Beef Short Ribs · · · · lb. 39c · Chuck Roast · · ··· · · · lb. 59c Boiling Beef ·· · · ··· · lb. 2Sc .1,.! Roasting Chickens · · lb. 49c Pork Steak ·· · · .. .. lb. 93c Dried Beef loaf 4-oz. pkg. 35c Sliced Bacon ·· 1~b. pkg. 89c -.:·Ct at the same special priee. the following week. ; ; Is this a good reaso~~~ for It's one of many. j Lenten Seafood Values! ~edfish Fillets ' I I DISCQUNT FLORIDA SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 5 lb. b•g . FROZEN F!LLETS shoppir~ d MP? I • '-~~· Fine Grocery Features! I I A&P-OUR FINEST QUALITY SWEET PEAS Each ~ .....••n• 69c CALIFORNIA Navel Oranges ···· · · doz. 49c A&P-OUR FINEST QUALITY HAWAIIAN Fresh Pineapples · · each 49c 1·1b. 00 00 00 00 JANE PARKER Potato Chips 1-lb. box 59( I Wt Won-Sa Can You . Sharp Chnse · · · ·· ··· lb. 69c MEL.O.BIT Ch1111 Slices 12-oz. pkg. 53c Tilomao Yost Ht~!ltlnttH, W. VA, MARVEL-VANILLA SIO let Crea". ,... ··· · Gal. Carton 99c Frozen Food Feotures ! '· BONANZA EVE'Y DAY ) ;.. ..... - . ·.! ' ' . ....., ' -. '-' ' ..... .... - SUL fANA BRAND A&P BRAND French fries Vegetables 2~~ S9c 29c APPLE SAUCE --------------- '""L CALII'OINIA ..n Avocados .... each 19c RED-SOUR PITTED OUR OWN HOTHOUSI A&P Chenies 2• 1~b cans 39c Tea Bags ...... 48 bags 45t · Rhubarb · · · ·.... · · · lb. 19c PILLSBURY OR BALLARD ANN PAGI Biscuits · · 4 - 8-oz. pkgs. 37c Marmalade ·· '" 2 lb. Jar 491 . SID PRIC:• 4~~69c A&P-OUit FINEST QUALITY ' I CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Yellow Perch 12-oz. pkg. 75c Oyster Stew .. 3 cans $1.00 -·..• Jane Parker Favorites! 55cd~ · LARGE "1 etnft wtlf till It -~~~~ ., _ , I tiHit I COl tom".;, tiiiNif It 6t/nf 'flu 'lltlllhtt'l" CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Fish Sticks .. 2 lb. pkg. $1.09 Breaded Shrimp · · ·· pkg. 6Sc I • A I pkg. 1-lb. GRADE I' 1-·b.ssc CAP'N JOHN FROZEN - - - - - - - POLE STAR-FRIED--FROZEN Fruits and Vegetables! Fresh Eggs SHOP ALL GOOD BRAND lUPER-RlGHT An A&P RaiJl <lwlek entltlea 1ft to buy the item • J CUBED FRESH FROZEN i / / 6/ We try never to disappoint you •.. we always want to be fair. 3-LB. PKG. OR MORE LEAN-TENDER English Roast · ·· ··· lb. 69c Ground Beef ·· · · · ··· lb. SSe d d PLAT& ROUND BONE CUT popular thaD we imagined. "ruin tlwj" MEATY-TASTY ROUND BONE CUT IJ (,;; eM RIB STEAKS •:_·- - 99c / So we do rua out. But if .. do. please ask the manapr for a I . SUNNYBROOK tlllltr.- - ~ LQiilbil lb. WISCONSIN • w· CUTS VALUES TO $6.9S of uperience. I BLADE ' Ta sty Doiry Selections! ... It live 1n atata whert. . . . people actively dltllU 1Jill!!• ...... About !be only loocl llkin by Steve Lawrenn'a ,LTV' II wlndaln hi.! ohort and dllutr'!IW seaaon waa the sensaUat JilJ4f by Jumlnii!COnl bllllde Judi Rolin, olplld by Nil¢ a long term p&ct and iil'tr It be star of a big color "Al1ce Through the Glass," and she'a just the riPt splendid apr itt far lblti . roll. • adrtrilse Cherry Pie .. ·.... · .. each 49c F~LY SIZE CREST ~t comme~: M~y, 1''How Would ~lllrt i/Super-Right" Quality Meats I d I lhowmen their flrat foe! Into the doOr of aome control over their Uma sold doWa tile TV chiiJio ael!-1 permllt<!d telecasting of Geof,1 Steven' "Place Ill the but warned • ' must not emasculate ptetarlal or arllstlc effectl and ruin a movie's mood by lnserllng the pitches In casual patchwork fashion . . otto Premtnger led this fight to retain a semblance of arUstry and mtegrlty ln TV film sales. ufhena~· Ball Donuts ' ••,.... • pkg. 29c ' Mtn~IIJKII' 'I ~~~n ~al JANI PARKER_.ROSTED .... DISCOUNT PRICE 95c •w•1 !d. ~ere~;"t Spanish Iars ·· ·· · · each 3Sc OUR REGULAR tbelt' art fiDe bWIIIII beings, a Mary PoppJna W~ :::o:p ' ' JANI PARKER 8~ARr5 WORLD LILT HOME your lot or our lots in MasOfl ~of" N~w Haven. Qualitv construction, 20 11ear1 -------- PTA was read by tbe pres'dent. Margaret Cottrill. This onit was organized May 18, 1921 · at 1 m.. Ung in the local PresbyterIan church. The president thanked an homeroom mothers, and others who helped with the Valentine parties given chlldren In the vorious rooms . The folklwiRI tommlttee appointed fD revl.. lile By-Laws of thiJ unit, ohairm1111, Marty Williams and Shirley HusltA Sara Roush, Esther Harden aad Marie Leadingham. Mra. Ruth Stearu' third grade room won the attendance count banner and cub award. Program for the March . 3 meelinl ,rm be presented t>Y second grade studenl!, Mrt. Aona llllldore, teacher. esses are to be Lou Ferrell Palriclt Condlff, Irene Condiff, Bernice Winebrenner Macy Cundiff ud E..,lya M,;.re. The third grada students pre. sented a play, "The Flag" with the group alngiDg uAmeriea" aDd an amusing playJ "The s~ len Heart." Refreshments of cake coffee and punch were served. Tbe waa decorated t1 keeplnll the Valentino theme. Tbt 1 favors for Founders' Day were , DUmature American flags ia 1 marshmallow•. Servina: were STEELWORKER - Sbe : Betty Sara worb In lleel, but In an ' arlllt'o ttudlo, not a mUL i Mary ·Ami Scherr, art tn- ·, llructor at Ohio'• Xent 1 Stata Unlvmlty, awtttbad · : from eonventlonal gold and J aUver 1(1 atatnlon llleellor !her modern jl'lf81ry daaiglll seV't!'ll yean aco. She uses heavy power equlpo \ men!, top, to turn out "I gleaming pletes, bottom, Grace Hoil.r Executrix Em' which 1how otf "the btlutv Joachim, dec. fD Cora Mae and integrity ol the metal:~ !JmJchhn, Lot, Pomeroy. I 1j, !Iva M. Knapp, dec. to George " ' - - - . , . . - - - - - - \ Knapp, Affid. ror Trans., Middleport. Lizzie Clton, Admix, Cl•~••~ce C. Caton, dec., It Glea <-aJilll, ll Salem, Glen Clton, Kathleen Cltoo Lizzie Cllton, Parcel, Salem. Walter L. Burke, VirgiJJia to Ohio Power Co., Easement. Sutton. Sheridan A. Scarberry, Esther ~arberry, Sy!via Scarberry to Early E. Scarberry, Mildred Scarberry, I acre, Letart. Nettie Randolph to Ther!U , Randolph, parcel!. Olive. · Robert C. Rowand, Amy L. Rowand to Anthony L. Fetter Toomas J. Fetter, 102 acrea' ' . Tho Amerkan fronUer Scipio. ' rifle was the first inlanlry Carron J. Dodderer, Hobart firearm of precision. At the M. Dodderer, Beulah N. Dodder. battle of Bunker Hill, the er to Frank E. Dodderer, 138 of\merkanl Inflicted casual· acres, Olive. tles o.! 45rr cent with their Cecil v. Dillon, Jr., Flossie 11 m t t e ammunition by taklng"almatthehandsome Dillon In Cecil V. Dillon, Sr., l'<aistcoats" of tile British Evelyn Mundry, Ronald E. Diltroopa, II took longer to re· lon, Roger B. Dillon, II.IS """ \ load !hall the amooth-bore res, Olive. ' musket, but it)!ad greater Jess Andersoo, Laura Anna ' tange ond accuracy. Anderson li United States : mo. M~nnle ~Ia REGULAR $1.69 SIZE BETTER WINTER We build it to sui t your need! _ on 'I Con~b:;it PERMANENT BUILDERS famlly ,.JD _Su, day &hoot and CALL BOB ROUSH or GARY ROUSH lllureb: datly medii<Jlions dur' . l!tc lht,ll'"'iod: every person ob- I NEW HAVEN tleM. 'facrlflcml r,iving, aad 882·2003 B82·2722 all Wlfnesa d~lly to liOffieDOO. p - - . resident's Message Read when Syracuse Grade School PTA Meets JANE PARKEit eColorful Plaids e Rayon & Wool Reg. $1.00 Vah,. Nl)"~.. :. bulll~~e~a -l'lm• SaUapr at lilt .J i6 . . ,With 10 1111nj eii!'IYI'*I pre. ertdll lo decent lliow ltD! at tbt Cltho!JC YQUth Or-- and lbe whole community. TV dinner 111 ...,. pnizatlon tribute to ...._ C. A CalH. court gave movie lyzod hi! Calif. oJe!ut by Gear. ~ , . .,. _:.e_':.:'"':.:': :• : :': :':".:':::'"::":''::"~-~E~~-ni_,_Le_ta~~~-----' e Aast Colora eRoll·UP Sleeve es12ea 32 to 38 HEAD SCARFS G. 0. ROUSH & SONS 1 --=:-:':""':":::-:~~--_:.:.:.;..:.:.;::.::.==~ 6X BLOUSES SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' Gl, FHA or CONVENTIONAL FINANCING to LADIES' SOFT conON e Discount Prict SELECT FOR THE LADY I : nh·n Services Io art W edn..,;<lav p . 1 Sizes I 1 ROLL PACK . mo at the Amorlcana, Perry's writer, 11uu Cohan, called It "Tha Prom" ...... Peter Graet'a graceful tribute IS might go outllcle the network ll<Hllmll lei like "elubo to Perry and Cardinal lor the noot new boll. \datea;;) ..... One galJIIY mawt. ' lttlly tine wallowa all over the COUIIIry fln eri The Syracuse grade . In Sardll Flerence Kender- at bil!b cub "apeaaes" IIIII erry I e am y vir· PTA met In the ochool aadh Har- 80ft ahowlnl off ber flat filler then baa the ulllllililated 11101• bappUy merit. ium, Tuesday night Feb V ng o• "" Witt (Juat tbree weeki .n.r tbt new Je It solicit awn lo Ill ' gave Pen')' Ita when tile preoldenio. · W {wiJJher • Dee Browa and baby), ID!d Ul she'a already "charitable" dedicaUo/ but CardlnJI 1:::""•1 lor Founder'a Day waa read an a wart. . back worklllg out at her S71b Georgia Brown's Kurt Weill. ·al: Ia lled Rhta personal Shirley Huston. lllaU>ry. of the u g t to ttelle (Mn. l TOILET TISSUE I ~~r= ba~~ j SHOP HERE AND SAVE ''BIG" GIRL'S LINED TENNIS OXFORDS r-------==-= Stork Rambler Trade-Ins I 1R1la Ryan . 9·year-old daugh- . Shoats 26 to 35 The Very Best ter ol Mr. ~nd Mrs. Edward 1-\ITLE -- Heifers 15.80 to In Used Cars Anywhere Ryan, fe ll Sn!unlay while roll- ' 2050; Fat Cow~ 15 to 18.20: REASONABLE ::p skating at the home of Gael :Crmners 11 to 14. Bulls 18 to I - - NO OFFER REFUSED lfdding fr<~r tur ing her ldl arm . 121.50: Stock Steers 20 to 2.1i.81J : i 'Carlene Per~inger . d<Jughter Stork Heifers 18 to 21 : Stock · SEE of Mr. and Mrs. \Vill ia m Pr.r- Steer Calves 22 to 25.75: Stock i singer, Columbus, sprnl two Heifer Calves 20 to 24.30. ~ks vi sitmg with hrr grand - VEAL CALVES - Tops 33; rfer.ll> \·lr. and .\-Jrs . Jflhn Ser·onds 32.30: Medium 24 to ~r~ h. 1ll . 30.50: Common and Heavies 18 "Your Rambler Dealer" ~r and Mrs. S!PVP :\nble. PI t~ 31.90. POMEROY, 0. VJ Si tr d on with :nollwr. \1rs . !\1alild<:~ i\uble I ll . ~i~: S i ~t.- 1" mrl r<~ mil y, with ~ . <.trd \1.. ~t: 1n h•\· Ha!'iJour . 1rs. Hol. i,_. i1owwr is hos- t. 100% RAYON SPECIAL BONANZA SUPER BUY I IS COMPARE AT $1.00 FAMOUS CHARMIN 1 ljllere; he ~d" I ON AN :VERY ?AY WINNER , · Mrlsh. Clhlff Cook rs senously ~1 :-!ltndi.<>f Church recently ' b1<'ck of Main-st where a ; 1 a rr orne tn Ma son r°11 OW.· Four ~ ·wPr~ ·for!er on the sea l of a parked V{'dr rf'fipienfs g last week Mra slro and ke!\.-lr. . , . ·• . , , Terrv Bumgardner. · Tommv car was ablaze. The car suf- •' 1 d f~mil of s. _C. wile:-; Sc.}vc Hou..;h and .>\!bert n 11 ush Onr ferC'c! no apparent damge. (t ylle Parkkerdsbur.ghv.lsJt· VP,1 r prrfecl aJt endanre · pins was owned by ll arve,· Cottre ll · Over t v.ee en wit 1er · other Mrs D L D dd . w:rr reC'e1ved hv AtirP ROJrc:h·. of 11cnderson. Dluse of the • at· the · D · du . mgh. AI- 1rh ane Bumg.:Jrner and bl aze was not known. 1 visiting Ann<~ u <1mg orne -\liP r.o 'thf I ' . M. AI L ·k · n ril l tJ attPndcmce n·ns l mV·a UJ hart ol Para- W"rP awarded lo the roll~wi~~ EXHIBIT POSTONED se, · a. h "'' F'T 0 \'Mr nd i\' s L· . B h \I' were absent onlv one ~un. PL EASANT - The Jun9 ,.,r.. O:tff\ e1r er (j·~v d · h · W d hfmily of N~wark Oh ' · urmg I r Vf>ar. Mary l{'-r oman 's CJ ub sponsored r. and , . Joh ' . A .10 • RIL"nr:w rner . Timm"· Roush Arts and Crafl<; Rxhibit sched11• . 1c- a d Ad C'l k .¥ 5 n Lewis ~~ ' r iel Jr of Lor· oh· rl ll are. .uIf't I Ior Sunday , f"eb. 27, has , ., am. 10 1bt 1ted over the weekend with ! , 1 •en postpo ned. The Exhibit , . and Mrs . .John McDaniel SALES REPORT "'_',1S to be held In the Pleasant . Mrs. Clarks GloecknP; . rt. ,Pleasant Livestock SaJes Co. l·.OJnt HPsort whif'h is now , JY1J Beth Ann Pomer , · 't · Saturday, February l!t, 1966 CJOsed. 1l1e new date ror the ! with them on S d~~' VISJ • . Hor;s - Receipts - 175 to : exhihit will hf' announeed in I un <~y. ?20 th f J\ lr. and Mrs. George Zu.sp;.m, ·• 27 to 28.30 : Heavies 24 to e near uture. .. _an:- residing at Newark, Ohio 27: Fat Sows 20 to 2125 : Boars .. GET IN WHITE AND COLORS :jf - 'J, , I) J !P'1rlllnc" rin~ presrnHl il a!SOO CfS.IUa bv e~sis tant superintPndent A·l- entr~ncbed tu-ev~lnJIIr~ I l 1\l'F'W fio\VV!\l - The validity t1 Mexican dl· '"""'" (upheld by N.Y.'s bigbest court) Is headed for the u.s. Supremo Court star Clorls Leachman iMrs. George Englund) welcomed 4U: child .... The lbeatre dustry quietly Is puablng lbll I Middleport, Ohio Opposite Evans Super Market 'I" s.nill Aatell'a 1111 '*'lbdJJ uve plea: ,....... session o1 the 1fllll OV• tbt Rainbow, DO ., It abolish thtN.Y. Legislature ly SlormJ Weatbtr al all, etc...... Why doftn't 11m- Jive brolters' fee fi.Q et-acalpiOI.. . . .. Coaservalho With oJ1 bJ1 a-underUnp at Mocul Gub Inc. .,,tOO,IIOO to reallsU . erea Ill more CatboUca (Jed by Brtnt Bozell, CBS NtWI backiq the I111Wlllmakt a movie!" "JJtdlum su pi on legal lormer Bill .Buckley assoctala) Retirement of Fred FrlendJ Name" attra lei ft,ioo or more _ P Ywill and • the theory are organlzmg a new mil•· 1u 8 IHipaturo telegram to whip up TV phi]Jntlnpy • 11 mlnate permanent- zine to "offset" the very llberal boss Bill Paley, NBC-ABC op. on many charity teletllou a11 pos!Uon psaer11 estlmalt CBS round the U.S. (minor ar ;~ ·~~Ha~yes~,~Mr~a.;;Ra~y~~~~~for~a~v~lall.~;;;;;;;:;:;- Edmo~ds liDo By Jack O'Brian re~ 3 ROOMS New Furniture that Commonweal 11 DOt .Voice of Bro·adway t.,~t. lllr~;J._Da111111111ntl, ~-~ 0.. M.-. 1tN Mrs. Nancy Mrs. Halbrooll: Mrt eula Roush, Paul Roush, Jack Needs, , Mrt. Albarl Thomp- ley, . Martht rtke, Mrs. Pear'- 1f emp~~~~~~e-.a Bl.alloom: wbll't Jatt 1t1nae4J 11u11 It dlndJ · · . llelea ...... A · ~ lfvtl• ~~~ 1111~.•w•c1111Ju.~ Dilly ~t Pomii'OY·JIIddleport, 0., hll. II, llel-f ibt aiilt" J ·~ wePdl wbera' YOII," 'lfllb. Ill 1111111""' P.) Como, a .Uv• mecbllltoa Jullt• Andreu lll#lf t: ·-~l'i "9lllcial" CilWrdl ,.-atioll, -"'"· ~ . 011 II ._ ..,.: II ...., tiiiDk ......Coalpoeflt 40111 IIIII ..,.f_ IIUl MIJ'Iflll Aallf/tiOII IJric, Ill Pope Paul'a ~t lut year to Jl'woocl Pflrli·r011ll tt~ Cwiill!i6will - " ' I Peo a eut Corn, Gr"n ...... Carrots ' 1· 89C 2-lb. pkgl, - ........... .,..,·- ·~· �' <j iJ ' \ ··~· d c 0 d wu _School Milk SubSidy Bu ge~ ut ppose ;::.: ;: =::- ~~ reported It tit, 1M IIIIIN 1 umbl' In rolor and design by means of horizontal stripes at hemline of dreos and waistline of coal Jackel dress treater) bas shlped front panel and turtle neck collar. Tbe e•qulslle detail of the dress (right) Is answered by &hat of the short jaclet-how for bow,laclng for facing. Italian rreatlvlty and Amerlran know-how are tomblned in Oonna Paula eouture knit& by Seymour Jatobion. Those handsome ••liB are d.,lgned and made Ia Italy to American fi gure proportions. SleeHless, shaped dresi . (lefiJ has a malrhlng long coal. These are co-ordinaled 8--Daliy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb.__23. 1966 tuci's Future Husband has w I• The Meigs ?>unty Jl8n!l B11- cclud!ld ~ Wootell, \subject to 1118 acceptance. paid..Plans were laid for • 1P1' .,.au Board of Trustees Is un-- Carpenter as \Vheat representa- Curreut 1966 membership In cia! effort to collect all membel' anllnous •in opJI!lllllan lo pro- live for 111e local org~ the Melp·Cot!aty Farm·Bureau sh1ps before Mareb L 1 posed cuts In lhe Federal School . Milk Sudsldy program lD the . 196'1 National budget, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT nL 9:00 Andrew Cross, Farm Bureau President, said, "This li a douALSO OPEN ALl. IMY THURSDAYS ble blow at the rural I!CODOmy. The cut from $103 mllliDD In the current budget to ~1 mllilOII In fiscal 1967 would rob many qn.. derpriviledged cbU~n of the only source of milk they enjoy, They would prove especially dlaasterous in this area of Ohio. The health of an entire future generation coold be affected." lie added, "In addition, the lmpad on lhe dairy Industry in !bill area could be very great. Milk sold to scbool cblldren through thlll· program represents aimost five percent of tbe com· mereta! sales of whole milk In ~Wflololllloat.lldll Ohio. '!be· resultant loss In sales 11111tohlria 1'11 nrlb1a I could mean sharply lower prices for milk at the farm at 3.99 a time when produclioJI Is coming into line with consumption ana farmers are enjoying relatively better prices thaD at any time in recent years." .The resolution was approved at a regular Farm Bureau hoard, meeting. Other action taken ln_ _:__ _ _ _ __ Of ung 1 Olefin, New Fiber, Sliould The decillion could have impllc..:Jons far beyond whether tbe handsome brain surgeqn 1101 back Ia prison. While Sboppard maintailled be was innocent and that bill constitutional rights - · violated on several grouAda, his cblef plea apparently waa tbat news coverage of the Crime and trial made it Impossible for him to have 1 fair trial. Almost nine years after Sheppard entered Ohio Penllellwhich lives along the Gila LULIII-ladlel -'trJHOf"' •lUI ..etP tlttlld bllld, lutlary, a federal district court and Salt riven in southero 111lnM 111111 .,. fft'lttbll A r lz on a. In prehistoric ruled In July, 11164, lltat HWI WE AR A ""''" ......... ,,..,. ~"''" times they developed a syo- coverage of the crime and trial tem of Irrigation of which there Is still evidence. Friendly to the whites, they long withstood the Apache, DIVISION Of 8ULOVA fought bact the hostile Yuman tribes and sheltered - - - - - - - fi-M ------~d those thai toot refuge with them. They numbered about Your Depenclablt G,750 in 1958. Dtaler For 8 IICfdiJIIIillrltltl... I ANTHONY Plumbing •Heating eoNNm· Have this gondt IIIDk In pretty paltL Seen In SEVENTEEN. PLUMBING AND HEATING SAYS -WY.WS50 "MiddletlQpw /Jlot~r; ~I?~@?~ POMEROY. OHIO. --------=======-"" DO' '] 'OR I CARAVELL S) Q95 CLEANING I R b" po- l I No•- .,-- "'"""""_.. _ Pima Indians are a tribe RUG Tile PrFs ldPnl'! Y0 u n g er · pcrmis:wn to marry. : mec_hamsm of ~ur bml?gJc c lo~k i body to readjusl If, en the drwghtrr, in 8 eopyrightM 1:1 vu:•w of the tenseness or or,.tl me sens.e m the rJbonur!eJC1 other hand, you travel the same HltNv trw in the currrnt ~~sue the sJt uattOn, the ~oun? coupl e aud four~d m ~I body cells. ] di.itance at the same speed ot \ld 'all's Magazine. ..;a id ha d dectdrd to ~vOid di SCUSSIOn , Ry st ud.ymg a s.mgle nerve ce!l : aga inst the sun it usually takes ·· ,~rP 1"1 unrrrtain . bnt I'm wit!l . the ~arru ly. B u~ tht! k ~ pt a!Jve outsJd.e the ~dy 11 1 three or four days to readjust. d.'lillilt'',v gtjing lHll'k to Sf'hool · Pre!lJdent ratsed the sub wet . \lui S. shown. t h ~t Its el~c~rtc The greatest effect si seen , · . . h " I guess he knf'w we were teni.Jal var1es m a deftmte pat· . h have to m"'·e r 1·'1t \ 't"ar 1,e11 mg as 0 1t <' . " . • •• m persons w o (lJ\ '"'"'"' as r can m1•ans a lol to worned. sa<d Lowo. Myllern as each day progresses. I such trips frequently. 0 In SOn I S ~m. I l,·rl tht·· mort> f-'dtw:lfinn l ~ fn OJer came to us and asked, : ~Y. .expo~mg such a .cell to Q - Will birtb control pills t · • I' 11 th is 1 read in the artr fwtal li ght and penods of . cau ~e cancer of the breast? Pomeroy WY 2-5428 h~n· r . the m or~ 1 r:m get r.1 ut or \' .w s a · . .,. Tl at's when ! darkness of 12 hou rs each then . . 1'1 '' ::nd lh·· more t co n g1vt• to newspa pu s. ' . ' . A No, but their use IS nol l Midclfeport WY 2-5130 . we sa l down and reasoned' slowly cha ngmg the schedule . ded . omen who I 1f .~ " . d recommen In w 1.1 the • 1 . ht un y1 were reversed. LJOurs o the mgtimeanof r 6 H oVh'Vf'l' , lhe 18 -year · ol d ·IJ''ether." rJa' ~~t ·lllld not r omm.it h ers~lf when ·naxi mum and mini mum elec;~e Wll~ <J sked Jt she _mtend~d · \... tric potenti al were shifted to 111 finis h hPr schooling. Sue 1 adapt to the new time. ',\o~' ld ~ano at l e~st three .years 1 These fi ndings expltJ in why remammg before grad uatiOn. ' I our effiriency is greatest durOP-n_v ing nt-w.~paper r~ports I I ing the day and why , after a th at she waged a .~ mpa~gn to By Wayn• .G Brandstadt, M.D.I trip in a jet-propelled plane wm hr1 fa~t1er o ~er before she We have long suspected that ami Patnck ~ugent . beco me da ily rhythms of uur bodies ! Now Many Wear ~:~aged, she. ~eci<Jred . . : we re Nntrolled in som.e my-: My fathet IS a much bigger i sterious way. Some d1seases ~. ... ..,... .. . .. . . ... • ••... •.• • Size 4-B Only • • ! - - - - - THE SHOE BOX - FALSE' TEETH mn•1 lh:on tlo at. and I respect ' have their onset more frequently 1 my father very much. My at rertain hours. For example, faU1et· . has , been very good oott1 of ll~i. l ' I Eat. talk, ta.ugh or su~e wlthou~ of asthma are more fre- , slliJ re11r olhl s~c tu·e !a tse teeth droppln!l. IHllg o r wobb llll !!. PASTEETH 1 quent and more severe a t night. I bold~ plates nrmer 1md n.1ore com- ' o 1 ttacks I3 MAX FACTOR fona bly Thl8 lllt'allan tpov.derhasuo ,1 d lh · 1 · te l£>rmee news repor 5 i Furtht>rmere, some drugs ar e: ~nrn)', .ilooey.pustr:asteorre~ll H g on her ~?.Dgngement " hogw~.sh . " j more effP.clive when taken at ! 01 ~~~~~~~~~~~c~!~:;a ~t1 ·:r! 1 ~~1~~~ Thr nHlli!JlZJn€' slates. She l cerl ain times of the day. 1'he l ldenttlrebreuthi.GetFASTEETH at · d 1 th t ·r . . . I dn11 ~ouolen~ everr wants ll rna e c ear a I her . effect of one antlh1stamme, - wner'l!. ... ACTIVE MOISTURIZER r=-------=---====="-==--======"1 r,rounds of age or anyth ing else , .parents h:ld objtcled on the ·we would have waited.' Or if bad objected strenuously. ·•he would not be ptanning to , lhe~ marry at all." "N!.>ver once," '1eCall's stat. : ed, ''dill she ~ay she considered : marrying wi thou t U1eir ron-. ' !t!nL " . II D1scussi ng her engagemt"nl announcement, Lu ri told the rnc.',!:a7.i ne that the public facts I were irH' nrrect. ''We did not ' I she sa id. CLEANUP SALEI FREE PERFUME OFFERI LADIES' WINTER CC ATS $1.50 PERFUME "FREE" TIMED ACTION Room Spray 10 .... 98c With Purchalt of 7 -·- 88c Mouth Wash Reg. 97' - 74c 1t to us," ' Court 51., Pomeroy Revelon Profeulon1l HAIR SPRAY REVELON INTIMATE HAND & BODY LOnON ROLLS OUT ·ON WHEELS REFRI&ERA REG. $2.45 VALUI "'~' CLAIROL 'I Shampoo FOR EASY CLEANING! ' Oeea u8e i t roll• oot. on dragg ing w h~i·liJ. No more and sho\' ing to J et under und beh ind. NO DEFROSTING • Frosl nt~ver forms. • Eaa y to keep clean. • No meuy cleaning up. Giant Capacity $J-65 Rog. 69c _ OL Bromo Seltzer MENNEN Sof Stroke ....,k- 11c Rog. 39c .. .. INGELS FURNITURE WY 2-2635 MIDDLEPORT FLOOR WAX LlrgeSize98e t~sr.c.n I 73 MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. I e'' a.. 7 ......... ~ I I p,..... ...,,..., ........... •• . . . . . . . .. . , .. ...,......... ~~ ~~:'.:;,'!!a-: e,~ '• \::_.._._ .. I "''" ·==. . .-Q-._T'V ........ ¥ 1 ~Jiu-·' ' Hfl ............ _ 'cWJIIr4wood·iaiklit. a.IPt ,. 1 .. 7 &tltlllr1tilil ' .._ .... ....,..,_,... " !; .. air Hilla ' 3 4 5 b ) 5 ' I M 1 ·The N111LSJ1N lladtl I.H II ·Y..diPIJI ..... Ool• '1' Clt3'- mI'AIIL 274 oq. Ill: .... I .............. . .....a. a....,. X' CIDPIJ_....,_,..,,....,_ ... IIIPIDa ..,._ID,. ... _ . ,.,...___ ., ........ ,.... ......... -llr.a.llll- Adn•l•al. ____ .. _ _ _ ............. ,_ 1 ::,. 1ar - .. n I' • fir jist $111PD I 5I a .... IM 11. 2nd A.._, Mt..&.poti. 0. , _ • PI I 111111 . . . . . . II " 7 X I II aP 7I T ... 7 PI I $L ,_ ..... .. .. .Pillldd . .·"::·:.::::·::::::: . . . . . . 5' r---. . . . . ........... . 'I . ,!),.~!fa~.~''' !X&...... --~.,. WAID CROSS' SONS ,,.._. . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . Q'r::.f;t._~···dlll·--.- t . . • A• ' ; ...._dc('Mtnd•._."...-•lo......~.., ... do 8eldi, 1 $pt 1 BAKER FURNITURE < • < MIDDLIPOlT, 0. ., l 4· deedboM' ; a-. '' TEAMS AVAI~A8Ll ........ • ................dllltllllpcti!la._. . .., ... flat li8lil Ill s.-Cidd :.1 llllll IIIII •--~s:_.-YIIIP Instant Coffee' Prescriptions Are Our Main B~sinesa · 122 N. SECOND fiii 'PAIKING IN: IW n Md_.MS'IIsT ' v-. JIDIII\IId lli&IIL . . . !tiel ., . . .-Ill ....... 4 ,., $lOC. 1'5c 11. e"l ' t r- II thllt IIIII _,. • ...........'* Ci..rry·Pie Rllln1 NIICAPI control. • Fbirla,...., Nat ,__ IIIIIs, diPzm;,wiBIIIIIII.-••Ii••q•P:•n .. l V'-k You lnncl . Jolll• an Kl11r I ... 10 4Sc Pumpkin _ • s.uper-Mrd Calglo88 OUt• 11de. • Twin crilpen hold 22 qll. • Convenient. bulter·tpread ••• w· =• 1111111ltllt ...... II: ... • U.S. NO.1 ltobly side. keeper. V .._ • • . . A' _.. . ,fllde . . ~' til& lolo- -IIID' TV llti • Slide-out. porctlain meat .... ' __. • • • .~ w ,$1.50 • Sturelll3 .7 «: u. ft: • Separa te !02-lb. free-zer , _. • Wi pe·clean porcelain in- 1 :=:. ,~ Potatoes __ ~":.9c Cup 01 Youth lt't Dutton• for Plllf Accurlfe PnKrfptlonl ' • ••• ••• MAX FACTOR Reg.....9 AIR MAIL • ~ MAINE POTATOES 49c Bismarex s 98c 81c Rolaid s1·19 Feenamint •:c 27 c 22c • Chef'• Chotco • REG. 9Bc Envelopes " ROUND • J -.~· ••. · .•, •0 I '• , I REG. $5.00 BAN CREAM Deodorant •-~ S7c Rog. 79c ~ • • • ~ .. • • • •• • ••• 89~ REG. $1.50 _s'_"_ ••~d__that when sbe and ·1........- _,.,_., _.,..-_-_.. ....__ ..,....,_,._.._.._ ,, ... __.........- - - . - - - - " .... .•.... , ••••• STEAK $3.50 . . . ... ........ . ...,.-;.v-. .... .~. CEPOCOL SPRAY COLOGNE Phillip's Sisters Style Shop WY W255 Ill L Main lt. ....,_ •• 11 .. . . ......, .... .. •• T~V. «ELAND'S are urged to attend. Sunday school followed at 10:3& wltb attendance 44, aad $1S.M collectioll. • •• • VAPORE MEDICATED ' COLD CAPSUW Wt Repelr All Mllkel & Modell 66c 1 broacb It to my fother. Hr bmad1r d MAX FACTOR ALL REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE Also Ladies' Quilted and Corduroy Robes On Sale '2·00 REG. $4.00 VALUI Bayer Aspirin Reg. 89• RADIO & T.V. • • ? SERVICE - Middleport, 0 . COULD YOU GET SUCH VAWESI / With Little Worry .. • I 1 e•n:tt,-0.,- ~- -. Financial Gossip Connie's coma up with an elegant little basic-forSprlng.Streamllned•kteataptr • < to a high, round throat. Soft leather uppn are gently lined In foamy knltbackl 10.99 ..,. r \• , Dr. Sam, Arianne, to Hear Lawyers Argue his Freedom OUR PERFECTLY BEAUTIFUL PUMP ••• WITH THE PERFECTLY BEAUtiFUL FIT that cresses several time zones already haVl! c:encer of tlte when given at 7 a m. may per-i in a lew hours, you may SB\'er breast or any kind of uterine sost for 14 h~urs whereas the !rem what has been called the tumor, including fibreids. ProT same. dose, given at 7 p.m • ." ume zone svndrome or jet lag. longed use of these pins may . . , effectiVe tor only about s~x IThis syndrome Ill characteriz. cause an increase ia tbe blood '~EIV YORK fiiPil -tlorl Pal ~;n~rrt at the LB.! Ranch: hours. It has also been sho~n ed by fatigue, decreased appe~ sugar level. These are some of HJme.<: .lohnson plans lo resume Im _l_t>x<ls . _fm_ their much-, that persens w~o work at mght l tite and lessened efficiency. the reasons why they should hrr nu rses' lrHinmg arter her ~ pubhc1zed VIS it 1n late October,! are more accJd~nt-prone ~an i U au travel from east to be taken only under medical fl)arnJ~!.' Aug ti . hu( her futtJte ·my fc1ther lmd read f?ur , those whG work ~o t~e day!rme. west ~with the sun) for 8 dis. supervision. htlshand wmd leL tH:r wol'k, she telet)'!*' pR.ges of news saym_g \ A Ge~man SCJentJst behe~es , tance of about 3•000 miles it l.l_.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _., ~<I\ ~ we were on uur way !~ ask h1s 1he has discovered th~ un~erly mg : takes about two days for your Ole d DOWn IlCf ) ,•_._ _ .. .... ··~N~·~·~==~==~~~-.-~-~--~ -~ .. ""' m lf.'IPI>- ~~---· . I �' <j iJ ' \ ··~· d c 0 d wu _School Milk SubSidy Bu ge~ ut ppose ;::.: ;: =::- ~~ reported It tit, 1M IIIIIN 1 umbl' In rolor and design by means of horizontal stripes at hemline of dreos and waistline of coal Jackel dress treater) bas shlped front panel and turtle neck collar. Tbe e•qulslle detail of the dress (right) Is answered by &hat of the short jaclet-how for bow,laclng for facing. Italian rreatlvlty and Amerlran know-how are tomblned in Oonna Paula eouture knit& by Seymour Jatobion. Those handsome ••liB are d.,lgned and made Ia Italy to American fi gure proportions. SleeHless, shaped dresi . (lefiJ has a malrhlng long coal. These are co-ordinaled 8--Daliy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb.__23. 1966 tuci's Future Husband has w I• The Meigs ?>unty Jl8n!l B11- cclud!ld ~ Wootell, \subject to 1118 acceptance. paid..Plans were laid for • 1P1' .,.au Board of Trustees Is un-- Carpenter as \Vheat representa- Curreut 1966 membership In cia! effort to collect all membel' anllnous •in opJI!lllllan lo pro- live for 111e local org~ the Melp·Cot!aty Farm·Bureau sh1ps before Mareb L 1 posed cuts In lhe Federal School . Milk Sudsldy program lD the . 196'1 National budget, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT nL 9:00 Andrew Cross, Farm Bureau President, said, "This li a douALSO OPEN ALl. IMY THURSDAYS ble blow at the rural I!CODOmy. The cut from $103 mllliDD In the current budget to ~1 mllilOII In fiscal 1967 would rob many qn.. derpriviledged cbU~n of the only source of milk they enjoy, They would prove especially dlaasterous in this area of Ohio. The health of an entire future generation coold be affected." lie added, "In addition, the lmpad on lhe dairy Industry in !bill area could be very great. Milk sold to scbool cblldren through thlll· program represents aimost five percent of tbe com· mereta! sales of whole milk In ~Wflololllloat.lldll Ohio. '!be· resultant loss In sales 11111tohlria 1'11 nrlb1a I could mean sharply lower prices for milk at the farm at 3.99 a time when produclioJI Is coming into line with consumption ana farmers are enjoying relatively better prices thaD at any time in recent years." .The resolution was approved at a regular Farm Bureau hoard, meeting. Other action taken ln_ _:__ _ _ _ __ Of ung 1 Olefin, New Fiber, Sliould The decillion could have impllc..:Jons far beyond whether tbe handsome brain surgeqn 1101 back Ia prison. While Sboppard maintailled be was innocent and that bill constitutional rights - · violated on several grouAda, his cblef plea apparently waa tbat news coverage of the Crime and trial made it Impossible for him to have 1 fair trial. Almost nine years after Sheppard entered Ohio Penllellwhich lives along the Gila LULIII-ladlel -'trJHOf"' •lUI ..etP tlttlld bllld, lutlary, a federal district court and Salt riven in southero 111lnM 111111 .,. fft'lttbll A r lz on a. In prehistoric ruled In July, 11164, lltat HWI WE AR A ""''" ......... ,,..,. ~"''" times they developed a syo- coverage of the crime and trial tem of Irrigation of which there Is still evidence. Friendly to the whites, they long withstood the Apache, DIVISION Of 8ULOVA fought bact the hostile Yuman tribes and sheltered - - - - - - - fi-M ------~d those thai toot refuge with them. They numbered about Your Depenclablt G,750 in 1958. Dtaler For 8 IICfdiJIIIillrltltl... I ANTHONY Plumbing •Heating eoNNm· Have this gondt IIIDk In pretty paltL Seen In SEVENTEEN. PLUMBING AND HEATING SAYS -WY.WS50 "MiddletlQpw /Jlot~r; ~I?~@?~ POMEROY. OHIO. --------=======-"" DO' '] 'OR I CARAVELL S) Q95 CLEANING I R b" po- l I No•- .,-- "'"""""_.. _ Pima Indians are a tribe RUG Tile PrFs ldPnl'! Y0 u n g er · pcrmis:wn to marry. : mec_hamsm of ~ur bml?gJc c lo~k i body to readjusl If, en the drwghtrr, in 8 eopyrightM 1:1 vu:•w of the tenseness or or,.tl me sens.e m the rJbonur!eJC1 other hand, you travel the same HltNv trw in the currrnt ~~sue the sJt uattOn, the ~oun? coupl e aud four~d m ~I body cells. ] di.itance at the same speed ot \ld 'all's Magazine. ..;a id ha d dectdrd to ~vOid di SCUSSIOn , Ry st ud.ymg a s.mgle nerve ce!l : aga inst the sun it usually takes ·· ,~rP 1"1 unrrrtain . bnt I'm wit!l . the ~arru ly. B u~ tht! k ~ pt a!Jve outsJd.e the ~dy 11 1 three or four days to readjust. d.'lillilt'',v gtjing lHll'k to Sf'hool · Pre!lJdent ratsed the sub wet . \lui S. shown. t h ~t Its el~c~rtc The greatest effect si seen , · . . h " I guess he knf'w we were teni.Jal var1es m a deftmte pat· . h have to m"'·e r 1·'1t \ 't"ar 1,e11 mg as 0 1t <' . " . • •• m persons w o (lJ\ '"'"'"' as r can m1•ans a lol to worned. sa<d Lowo. Myllern as each day progresses. I such trips frequently. 0 In SOn I S ~m. I l,·rl tht·· mort> f-'dtw:lfinn l ~ fn OJer came to us and asked, : ~Y. .expo~mg such a .cell to Q - Will birtb control pills t · • I' 11 th is 1 read in the artr fwtal li ght and penods of . cau ~e cancer of the breast? Pomeroy WY 2-5428 h~n· r . the m or~ 1 r:m get r.1 ut or \' .w s a · . .,. Tl at's when ! darkness of 12 hou rs each then . . 1'1 '' ::nd lh·· more t co n g1vt• to newspa pu s. ' . ' . A No, but their use IS nol l Midclfeport WY 2-5130 . we sa l down and reasoned' slowly cha ngmg the schedule . ded . omen who I 1f .~ " . d recommen In w 1.1 the • 1 . ht un y1 were reversed. LJOurs o the mgtimeanof r 6 H oVh'Vf'l' , lhe 18 -year · ol d ·IJ''ether." rJa' ~~t ·lllld not r omm.it h ers~lf when ·naxi mum and mini mum elec;~e Wll~ <J sked Jt she _mtend~d · \... tric potenti al were shifted to 111 finis h hPr schooling. Sue 1 adapt to the new time. ',\o~' ld ~ano at l e~st three .years 1 These fi ndings expltJ in why remammg before grad uatiOn. ' I our effiriency is greatest durOP-n_v ing nt-w.~paper r~ports I I ing the day and why , after a th at she waged a .~ mpa~gn to By Wayn• .G Brandstadt, M.D.I trip in a jet-propelled plane wm hr1 fa~t1er o ~er before she We have long suspected that ami Patnck ~ugent . beco me da ily rhythms of uur bodies ! Now Many Wear ~:~aged, she. ~eci<Jred . . : we re Nntrolled in som.e my-: My fathet IS a much bigger i sterious way. Some d1seases ~. ... ..,... .. . .. . . ... • ••... •.• • Size 4-B Only • • ! - - - - - THE SHOE BOX - FALSE' TEETH mn•1 lh:on tlo at. and I respect ' have their onset more frequently 1 my father very much. My at rertain hours. For example, faU1et· . has , been very good oott1 of ll~i. l ' I Eat. talk, ta.ugh or su~e wlthou~ of asthma are more fre- , slliJ re11r olhl s~c tu·e !a tse teeth droppln!l. IHllg o r wobb llll !!. PASTEETH 1 quent and more severe a t night. I bold~ plates nrmer 1md n.1ore com- ' o 1 ttacks I3 MAX FACTOR fona bly Thl8 lllt'allan tpov.derhasuo ,1 d lh · 1 · te l£>rmee news repor 5 i Furtht>rmere, some drugs ar e: ~nrn)', .ilooey.pustr:asteorre~ll H g on her ~?.Dgngement " hogw~.sh . " j more effP.clive when taken at ! 01 ~~~~~~~~~~~c~!~:;a ~t1 ·:r! 1 ~~1~~~ Thr nHlli!JlZJn€' slates. She l cerl ain times of the day. 1'he l ldenttlrebreuthi.GetFASTEETH at · d 1 th t ·r . . . I dn11 ~ouolen~ everr wants ll rna e c ear a I her . effect of one antlh1stamme, - wner'l!. ... ACTIVE MOISTURIZER r=-------=---====="-==--======"1 r,rounds of age or anyth ing else , .parents h:ld objtcled on the ·we would have waited.' Or if bad objected strenuously. ·•he would not be ptanning to , lhe~ marry at all." "N!.>ver once," '1eCall's stat. : ed, ''dill she ~ay she considered : marrying wi thou t U1eir ron-. ' !t!nL " . II D1scussi ng her engagemt"nl announcement, Lu ri told the rnc.',!:a7.i ne that the public facts I were irH' nrrect. ''We did not ' I she sa id. CLEANUP SALEI FREE PERFUME OFFERI LADIES' WINTER CC ATS $1.50 PERFUME "FREE" TIMED ACTION Room Spray 10 .... 98c With Purchalt of 7 -·- 88c Mouth Wash Reg. 97' - 74c 1t to us," ' Court 51., Pomeroy Revelon Profeulon1l HAIR SPRAY REVELON INTIMATE HAND & BODY LOnON ROLLS OUT ·ON WHEELS REFRI&ERA REG. $2.45 VALUI "'~' CLAIROL 'I Shampoo FOR EASY CLEANING! ' Oeea u8e i t roll• oot. on dragg ing w h~i·liJ. No more and sho\' ing to J et under und beh ind. NO DEFROSTING • Frosl nt~ver forms. • Eaa y to keep clean. • No meuy cleaning up. Giant Capacity $J-65 Rog. 69c _ OL Bromo Seltzer MENNEN Sof Stroke ....,k- 11c Rog. 39c .. .. INGELS FURNITURE WY 2-2635 MIDDLEPORT FLOOR WAX LlrgeSize98e t~sr.c.n I 73 MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. I e'' a.. 7 ......... ~ I I p,..... ...,,..., ........... •• . . . . . . . .. . , .. ...,......... ~~ ~~:'.:;,'!!a-: e,~ '• \::_.._._ .. I "''" ·==. . .-Q-._T'V ........ ¥ 1 ~Jiu-·' ' Hfl ............ _ 'cWJIIr4wood·iaiklit. a.IPt ,. 1 .. 7 &tltlllr1tilil ' .._ .... ....,..,_,... " !; .. air Hilla ' 3 4 5 b ) 5 ' I M 1 ·The N111LSJ1N lladtl I.H II ·Y..diPIJI ..... Ool• '1' Clt3'- mI'AIIL 274 oq. Ill: .... I .............. . .....a. a....,. X' CIDPIJ_....,_,..,,....,_ ... IIIPIDa ..,._ID,. ... _ . ,.,...___ ., ........ ,.... ......... -llr.a.llll- Adn•l•al. ____ .. _ _ _ ............. ,_ 1 ::,. 1ar - .. n I' • fir jist $111PD I 5I a .... IM 11. 2nd A.._, Mt..&.poti. 0. , _ • PI I 111111 . . . . . . II " 7 X I II aP 7I T ... 7 PI I $L ,_ ..... .. .. .Pillldd . .·"::·:.::::·::::::: . . . . . . 5' r---. . . . . ........... . 'I . ,!),.~!fa~.~''' !X&...... --~.,. WAID CROSS' SONS ,,.._. . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . Q'r::.f;t._~···dlll·--.- t . . • A• ' ; ...._dc('Mtnd•._."...-•lo......~.., ... do 8eldi, 1 $pt 1 BAKER FURNITURE < • < MIDDLIPOlT, 0. ., l 4· deedboM' ; a-. '' TEAMS AVAI~A8Ll ........ • ................dllltllllpcti!la._. . .., ... flat li8lil Ill s.-Cidd :.1 llllll IIIII •--~s:_.-YIIIP Instant Coffee' Prescriptions Are Our Main B~sinesa · 122 N. SECOND fiii 'PAIKING IN: IW n Md_.MS'IIsT ' v-. JIDIII\IId lli&IIL . . . !tiel ., . . .-Ill ....... 4 ,., $lOC. 1'5c 11. e"l ' t r- II thllt IIIII _,. • ...........'* Ci..rry·Pie Rllln1 NIICAPI control. • Fbirla,...., Nat ,__ IIIIIs, diPzm;,wiBIIIIIII.-••Ii••q•P:•n .. l V'-k You lnncl . Jolll• an Kl11r I ... 10 4Sc Pumpkin _ • s.uper-Mrd Calglo88 OUt• 11de. • Twin crilpen hold 22 qll. • Convenient. bulter·tpread ••• w· =• 1111111ltllt ...... II: ... • U.S. NO.1 ltobly side. keeper. V .._ • • . . A' _.. . ,fllde . . ~' til& lolo- -IIID' TV llti • Slide-out. porctlain meat .... ' __. • • • .~ w ,$1.50 • Sturelll3 .7 «: u. ft: • Separa te !02-lb. free-zer , _. • Wi pe·clean porcelain in- 1 :=:. ,~ Potatoes __ ~":.9c Cup 01 Youth lt't Dutton• for Plllf Accurlfe PnKrfptlonl ' • ••• ••• MAX FACTOR Reg.....9 AIR MAIL • ~ MAINE POTATOES 49c Bismarex s 98c 81c Rolaid s1·19 Feenamint •:c 27 c 22c • Chef'• Chotco • REG. 9Bc Envelopes " ROUND • J -.~· ••. · .•, •0 I '• , I REG. $5.00 BAN CREAM Deodorant •-~ S7c Rog. 79c ~ • • • ~ .. • • • •• • ••• 89~ REG. $1.50 _s'_"_ ••~d__that when sbe and ·1........- _,.,_., _.,..-_-_.. ....__ ..,....,_,._.._.._ ,, ... __.........- - - . - - - - " .... .•.... , ••••• STEAK $3.50 . . . ... ........ . ...,.-;.v-. .... .~. CEPOCOL SPRAY COLOGNE Phillip's Sisters Style Shop WY W255 Ill L Main lt. ....,_ •• 11 .. . . ......, .... .. •• T~V. «ELAND'S are urged to attend. Sunday school followed at 10:3& wltb attendance 44, aad $1S.M collectioll. • •• • VAPORE MEDICATED ' COLD CAPSUW Wt Repelr All Mllkel & Modell 66c 1 broacb It to my fother. Hr bmad1r d MAX FACTOR ALL REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE Also Ladies' Quilted and Corduroy Robes On Sale '2·00 REG. $4.00 VALUI Bayer Aspirin Reg. 89• RADIO & T.V. • • ? SERVICE - Middleport, 0 . COULD YOU GET SUCH VAWESI / With Little Worry .. • I 1 e•n:tt,-0.,- ~- -. Financial Gossip Connie's coma up with an elegant little basic-forSprlng.Streamllned•kteataptr • < to a high, round throat. Soft leather uppn are gently lined In foamy knltbackl 10.99 ..,. r \• , Dr. Sam, Arianne, to Hear Lawyers Argue his Freedom OUR PERFECTLY BEAUTIFUL PUMP ••• WITH THE PERFECTLY BEAUtiFUL FIT that cresses several time zones already haVl! c:encer of tlte when given at 7 a m. may per-i in a lew hours, you may SB\'er breast or any kind of uterine sost for 14 h~urs whereas the !rem what has been called the tumor, including fibreids. ProT same. dose, given at 7 p.m • ." ume zone svndrome or jet lag. longed use of these pins may . . , effectiVe tor only about s~x IThis syndrome Ill characteriz. cause an increase ia tbe blood '~EIV YORK fiiPil -tlorl Pal ~;n~rrt at the LB.! Ranch: hours. It has also been sho~n ed by fatigue, decreased appe~ sugar level. These are some of HJme.<: .lohnson plans lo resume Im _l_t>x<ls . _fm_ their much-, that persens w~o work at mght l tite and lessened efficiency. the reasons why they should hrr nu rses' lrHinmg arter her ~ pubhc1zed VIS it 1n late October,! are more accJd~nt-prone ~an i U au travel from east to be taken only under medical fl)arnJ~!.' Aug ti . hu( her futtJte ·my fc1ther lmd read f?ur , those whG work ~o t~e day!rme. west ~with the sun) for 8 dis. supervision. htlshand wmd leL tH:r wol'k, she telet)'!*' pR.ges of news saym_g \ A Ge~man SCJentJst behe~es , tance of about 3•000 miles it l.l_.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _., ~<I\ ~ we were on uur way !~ ask h1s 1he has discovered th~ un~erly mg : takes about two days for your Ole d DOWn IlCf ) ,•_._ _ .. .... ··~N~·~·~==~==~~~-.-~-~--~ -~ .. ""' m lf.'IPI>- ~~---· . I �.. ~------~------------ --------~, ------~ ;y ,I I ..aoon-"The Beverly IDllbd·)Dally !Ientine!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., F~b. 23.:, 1966-11 WilliJ~~~ Young, Mr•. ues·• (sixth) and Andy Grilfith ley, MrJ, AU:: ''lii!"'~"~8'J·;(~ <mth). 'ftlree new ..ries fm ~lady•. • , Stork Shower is Given Honoring t: ~,e ~~:!.tb~.,-~= Mrs. Guy Thoma by Mrs. Earl Thoma::~~~·tbe~~=~~ i - · - · - ·- - - 1 3'elet'ision Revue ::. ' . p'. ' ~ t j_a;;;;(· ., COUNT ON US FOR BOTH REALLY LOW PRICES PLUS THE EXTRA VALUE,QF JW GREEN STAMPS ,.. .. .. ''1 ,l .[:-' ~ ~t! i' I Wins en th), "Hogan'• Heroes" Mrs Earl Thoma enterlained ble was covered 111111 plat IIIII giftl . . {eighth) and "Gel Smart" with ~ stork 1how« Thursday blue damask labll coven and '('boma lin. pe.mr ~ ·~~· (lotb). evening at her horne on Wolle centered with a bah7 tWI Mn. 8ertha lllads, . lhey Drive honoring Mrs. Guy Th~>wrapped In a wblte tac. tlbawi Mll'kiDI Mn. Budl HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -n1slar of the last-IIIDied series, : The ralllliS, 11 are · ma. lying on a blue pillow. White Mn, ~ Blldtm looks just about llko laat 108801 ,haa dec1ded to return nell: anywbere near corree~ off« Pink and blue were carried booties were attached 1o the ry Fullml, ~~n.!j:!fl= in ~ 11op five prlgrama of the :season after threatening again .some faseinallng tidbits. For out in decorations. The gift ta- front ot lbe !able coren, Mn. Neva ;; latest· national television rallngs ' to quit her weekly program. 1example, the twice-weekly "Bat. Gamel were played IIIII 1011 Tnctor -"BonaiiZa" first, followed by Tbls meana that CBS-TV, Iman" sensation seemJ amaz!nJI• ___. primarUy Uld .-.L prizes awardedGeo IA> ~-Uoyandd IDe XIII& Mn. Nomlf . "B 't bed " "Red Sk 1··- " I . . ,.. •.... _ ~ KJng, Mrs. rg1a .......... .._ D..U.. SaOWl c , e - · which several weeki ago faced y consiStent m .. a.....,... 1y for the reasonably adult Mr VIrgO Ca 1 The door pr1u """' "Gom~r Pyle" and "The Lucy the situation of both Miss Ball iappeal. The Wednesday eplaodela~ience <by lelevision starr wa:· won by~. Dwl3bt Cart =··J~Cecll=-•t::::: Show. . ood and Jackie Gleason vowing not, rinished 12th and the Thursday dards) also oeem to be dollll Refreshments o1 eake decor· ry, . neTwhs" ails J:_ITICUVlarnlyot gon'• ti relurn to their regular series prol':am 13th- with apparenUy pretty well numerically and are ab!d with pink and blue booties, .. ' ~ identical, or near-ulentlcal, •JrtualiY eertaln bets to be Ice cream, colle<!, tea, toot-ade, Vl8lT8 IN QUISJ8 because Skelton, Gomer Pyle next season, now bas them botb)sta~stics . back •gain In the ooml•g . 18 . nut wl'" -•-•· •- J!ellman a1 l'm.. mm m CUJII ... wwo..- -~, . 8 , d "The Lucy Show " an back because of changes of . :season-"! Spy," tbe Bob Hope lure storks and baby t1o111 at- Falll, 0regCII bill lp8llll tw belong to that network, but alao mind. An?!l'er ne~.. mld·se~n • ;Theatre and ''The Hollywood lached to the s~ Wl!l'tl oervec1 monlha \'lilting GeiJr8l .... because Min Luc1J1o Ball, the ·try, Daktari, set agBIIISt lbe. Palaet." . man Belly and Annli lilt - - - -- - - ·- - 011 S&lurday, by lbe way, the background of an African toMrs W bber Th Mrs 1 - ~ ofT conunud, ... 8 27: 1o.27 .60, lew Z?O-~ lb Uit· 'GleaSOR hour will .be party animal compound, contmued A couple of ether adul.t- Ott ~hn.e Mrs. King·, ~~ 83 yea= father,. wm 2G.B5, Z.S 3'1S-500 lb oows H.50- marking the 50th birthday of strong and sohd 111 the ra~, geared hours didn't dl badly m Mrs. Dwight Carl, Mrs. G. R. Hellman and wife (Erma) a1 25, 5()(Hj(J lb. 23.50-3.50 boors the robllld otar. firush!ng 20th-and, like 'Bat. the ratlng&-"Run for YOID' Thempson, Mrs. Lloyd King, Chester. He also ~ 111'1. oleady to 2& cen11 hl&her at According 10 those lalest ~,::rlUe HO:x~a:.rlal:. ~! Life" and the Dean Martin Mrs. VIrgil Carl, Mrs. Harold Shirley Ann (llellman~t Co!IOI', 21.25-21.50. ratings, 11 might be nob!d, twe network en .sbow-wilb the former pretty Hager, Mrs. Ratpb Carl, Mrs. Billy Jr. and Shari of ~· Sheep 100. Not lllflll8h of. other series in the top 10 ore, try. ·deflnile to return and the latter William Hart, Mro. George Zeig· He has returned lo 1111 hiiDI fered for price test. also llalistical successes ollasti Some one-hour sbows that art10011Sidered a eauUouo choice. ler, Mrs. Georgia Thoma, Mrs. m Oregon. -' .1:,. · ·.· -·; -.. 't;· s-- ::.~ 1i:f '; )'I I ;r,· ." .. ~ fULLY COOKED HAMS CHUCK ROAST FULL SHANK HALF NOCINTil . SLICES liMOVID FULL BUn HALF NOCENTII SLICU REMOVED •• fULLY COOKED ROLLED & TIED 'HAMS c fULLY COOKED lh. 1 HAMS c·~~· Pork Loin Roast or Chops •• CENTER SLICES sse 1 69 99• 59~ TASTE-0-SEA ·~n.49c FANCY COD FILLETS STORE HOURS Second & Mill-Middleport Mon. Thru Thurs.-9:00 to 6:00 Fridoy & S.turdoy-8:30 to 8:30 PINK SALMON TASTE-0-SEA ......... SEAFOOD PLATTERS TASTE-0-SEA FISH STICKS 6 2 JARS gal, 4-oz. Cans Alwayalookin5!:,~ a Sunday-best d....rt to serve? So are wei Hero'• a eland)' rl that's frivolou.o in looks and taste, _but JJ euy euolllh to moko on a busy weekday. Tbe perfect begmnmg to aay pie lo the crust and tbia - is DO exceptio& Tho dillereuoe here il tba :ftOUP-it'l the new instant 'hleoding ftour that 1ok.. all tha -ic 'out o.l pastry. With it, the past':Y ingre<J!onlll C8Jl be Cl01IIbiMd with an ~ectric mb:er; the dough lS ready m ~n wtanl:~or baking llalty and h!nder. Two tanned pie fiJJma ene 011e lemon, are layered in the et'U!It and ihe whole wi dairy lOUr cream aud browBI!IUMa r. A ta11.ty .. 20-oz. 2a...JARS endinr t.o any -'.1 JAil ~ •• p ...h ~~ eou> cold ~ VIIIMONT MAID ' l-OL CUPPS STRAINED BABY FOOD num • YIG. 3 ••14.... 25c JARS I ' INSTANT COCOA 69c t 1 ~. C:n. 59 SUNSWIIT C PRINE JUICE TOMATO SAUCE 4 • 5 Nt.2 CANS I 'r HUNrS SOLID PACK CALIF. TOMATOES MAXWELL HOUSE HUNT'S F&P SWEET PEAS CANS 10 6 I-OZ. to,.. ... l'wCroll: Hunt'a . . • Sliced ar Halves Peaches J ~~Y269c PIE SHELLS BIRDS EYI PEAS BIRDS EYE CUT CORN ,,.,_...... Col• Water All COFFEE '2· lilt. Call 20cOFF QJI Pie FiUi1111: 1 No. 2 0811 (2 - ) lemon 1 '"'P dairy sour CIOIIIIl pie flllinl % cup biOWIUlliU 1 No.2 eon (hupa) pew:h pie lllling • ch p10 • ()vut 425' Y'·'d .,, : 9-m Spreod Iamon pie flllinlln pie abeU. Top with peach plolllllng. Dab at 425• for 30 minute&. Combine sour crea~ and bro'!"n npr, .pnM oa top of pie. Retum to oven for two mmutP!I. Ch1U. Campbell's Chicken Noodle 2-k···· Oictnl loHio 2.. 33c 3 ~· '1 !~~ : '1 !!!!~!w_ .. 19c 6 APPLES 4....~58o s1 · " 6 .... Eastern Local Scbool DISirlct boosters.) Balld Boaolen raised money Five new lnslrtllll<!nts, a pl<!at least fln ways in 1965, ao- col6\ an oboe. and 3 French cording to ~ annual report dis. horns, and percussion equipclosed loday by Mrs. Roy Holt-· meai, were bought for the band \r. along with needed Instrument '-•- . d- repairs. Before IQ<!Iball season Mala oourceo o.l fu... me1u many uniforiDB bad It be reed community tag days In Mid· placed because' of wear and the dleport, Pomeroy, Cbealer, Tup- addition of new members. pers Plains and Reedsville, a- Future plans include ~ purlong _with other smalle~ "??Il' chase of ether new instrumenla munltiel In the sclllCll dislr1ot; (ba§oon lympany drums and tale of membership ~ards to sousaphorte), hand camp this lamlly and fritrlds 01 band summer, ensemble and b8lld members; JIOPC«<I aales at COillesl this spring. football and bukethall games; Active an~ Interested memter~lnC buquela for several •· bers are Jeeded lA> help with canl.laUG., IIIII CQCiy aales. the money !llllking projects the Mn. Holter llllid llli! IIIOileJ 'boosters have on tlieir 1966 '1181 ued to further the band iageada. 'l'hese llltlleY maklnc JII'OII'IIIt. Ill the spring, the! activities will, u In the put, boollen paid the enlr)l fees ol beJp lnstrumenlal musle band 1lllimlil!ts In tbe enaeinble In the school, UJn1e11 11 AlbeU and band ooD- The Boosters extended their test at lrtlltolL Ia May, the appreclalion lo all buslneel bOoelen ,.YJ a~lalilll ban- llnns. lndlvldua!J. and orgaalquHii for both the junior and lations that I,'OIIIributed to lbt Mnllll' bl!nda. ll'lfty tine band Eastft band ftlnd. ....._ ..._ 'lllllruCIIIr8 'and The band dlteet.- II a.arJes five eotm~ll: ri ettfnilid band Yeago, Jr. B<M,.Ierl mu t . amp ft!r a ·• I l l JJtly: (MMt ast oa Mateb 7, e p. m. allbt ellbt b1.1bt ~ Rl8h ·Sdllol. •eep · 10-0Z. PKGS. ...... n-~o~~~o 311 "The Store With A Hart• Do11~ Clt.IIN . . . Ill oil 'IL 1ft rr. w. ..... tr.=\w a.... • • --·· ...... .. •rr .... ROAST clb 2~~ 39c Dulaney's SWEET POTATOES 29c Dixie Bell CRACKERS 19C Kraft VELVEETA CHEESE ROUND BONE ROAST ~48~i •.SSG ENGLISH ROAST 3 $1.3~: FRESH GROUND BEEF 69o BONELESS BEEF STEW MEAT ARGO Armour Brand Early Garden VIEN·N A SW. PEAS ... - 8!! .s1 Pillsbury BUTTERMILK BISCUITS lb. ·~ ' Dairg Dept. Bug! ~ Frosea Food Bug! Fairmont C:.rtime Breaded Fresh, Tasty FISH STEAKS BUTTERMILK ~":PICk 79( ~o"J9c APPLES IOMES RED DELICIOUS 41b. bag c CELERY Large Size c 12 89c 'Fia Oranges --~~49c · AN • lb. 2~ J.9c SAUSAGE ' CHUC~ ELBOW MACARONI l.fb. box Annual Report of Eastern Band Boosters is Made EMPIROR I•• LIII•M STH & PEARL STS. - RACINI Red Cross Big Value! I PET RITZ Open 8 to 8-Mon. Thru SaL GRADED GOOD ttllALITY BEI;F ::rv~ can 11h '"'"" ins!allt biBndinc Jlour \ol teaspoon oalt Combi,.IDpodiomta In mder listed in ....n JDixer bow~ M~ on ~ - " ocraping aid.. of bowl, until dough begin> to form, about 80 -d& Shape into a finil hall. Fb>tten: '!"'""th oc1ge. J'lour -ouaiJr on both aideB. Roll out to 'lo·mch th1ckneso .,. woll·ftoared llll'fac:e. Trim to a circle 1\ol ~cheo larger thaD iaVIIted piopaa. Fit iaiD pan. Flate edp .. CIOoired. I.U.. Ill. IMPRISS SLICED ~ cup ohadoaiDI lACK HIISHIY MARKET Sperial Savings E'er E'elwuaru %4, 25 and 26 MILK I.OL 1 4c Off A RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET CHAIMIN l Ful-Valu I Get It At . .. Grade 'A' Sweet .:. '".. 49 = PIPER s1 NAPKINS . . .~ 1Qc 5 ------- -·--------------------GRAPE .3 S1PEicit 3 S1 JELLY or JIM BUTTER 5 gc ;iiiciify WAFFLE SYRUP MIX ... I RACINE .., Ful• V alu Meat Buys ! PLIASI PEANUT BOnER VALUES SERVICE-QUALITY-VALUE Lemon 'n Peach Layer Pie ........ a mER I'm An Old Fashioned Customer I Believe In Su_:' ~ay Best GREEN BEANS PLANT IIS CONfiDENCE 1 · '" CUT WHITNE'I' SHOP with ! Ill. COLBY LONGHORN CHEllE SLICED AMERICAN CHilli SLICED PIMENTO CHEESE ENGAGEMENT PORTRAIT - The Green Room of the While House was the setting for this formal engagement portnlt of Luel Baines Johnson. Wed· ding of the President's younger daughter and Patrick Nugent of Waukegan, Ill., is set for August Market Report SWI"'S PREMIUM- U. I. QOV'T. INSPECTED MIXE'l CUT SWin'S IROOKPIILD Die= _M, ,.•, v::· 26.2>-26.75, good 23.50 • 26 .. 0, standard 21.50.23, choice 1100-850 lb heifers 25.50.26.50, good 700· CINCINNATI (UPl) - Live- 900 lb 23-25, cow' 17·18, canner stock : and cutter 14.50.17, bulls 21J.23, Cattle 500. Calves 100. Supply vealets about steady . choice 32mostly good and choice slaugh- 36, good 26-32, standard 21).26. ler steers and heifers, cows 20 Hogs 1200. Supply m a i n I y per cent, swers 811d heifers ac- mixed 1·3 201J.250 lb barrows and live, strong to spols 50 cenls gills, sows 5 per cent. barrows higher, cows fairly active, fully and gills moderately active, 10 higher, ows fairly active, fully cents higher. sow s about steady, bulls 00 cents to $1 steady. 1-2 19().220 lb barrows higher. Choce 951J.IIOO lb steers and gills 28.10, mi xed t-3 200. 27.10·27.110, few 270.295 Ib 2S.25-I24D lb 27.60.28.10, 2-8 240.260 lb SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. GOV'T, INSPECTED PORK CHOPS ........ I SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOV'T, INSPECTED SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. COV'T. INSPECTED BONELESS ' ' ~ ·. �.. ~------~------------ --------~, ------~ ;y ,I I ..aoon-"The Beverly IDllbd·)Dally !Ientine!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., F~b. 23.:, 1966-11 WilliJ~~~ Young, Mr•. ues·• (sixth) and Andy Grilfith ley, MrJ, AU:: ''lii!"'~"~8'J·;(~ <mth). 'ftlree new ..ries fm ~lady•. • , Stork Shower is Given Honoring t: ~,e ~~:!.tb~.,-~= Mrs. Guy Thoma by Mrs. Earl Thoma::~~~·tbe~~=~~ i - · - · - ·- - - 1 3'elet'ision Revue ::. ' . p'. ' ~ t j_a;;;;(· ., COUNT ON US FOR BOTH REALLY LOW PRICES PLUS THE EXTRA VALUE,QF JW GREEN STAMPS ,.. .. .. ''1 ,l .[:-' ~ ~t! i' I Wins en th), "Hogan'• Heroes" Mrs Earl Thoma enterlained ble was covered 111111 plat IIIII giftl . . {eighth) and "Gel Smart" with ~ stork 1how« Thursday blue damask labll coven and '('boma lin. pe.mr ~ ·~~· (lotb). evening at her horne on Wolle centered with a bah7 tWI Mn. 8ertha lllads, . lhey Drive honoring Mrs. Guy Th~>wrapped In a wblte tac. tlbawi Mll'kiDI Mn. Budl HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -n1slar of the last-IIIDied series, : The ralllliS, 11 are · ma. lying on a blue pillow. White Mn, ~ Blldtm looks just about llko laat 108801 ,haa dec1ded to return nell: anywbere near corree~ off« Pink and blue were carried booties were attached 1o the ry Fullml, ~~n.!j:!fl= in ~ 11op five prlgrama of the :season after threatening again .some faseinallng tidbits. For out in decorations. The gift ta- front ot lbe !able coren, Mn. Neva ;; latest· national television rallngs ' to quit her weekly program. 1example, the twice-weekly "Bat. Gamel were played IIIII 1011 Tnctor -"BonaiiZa" first, followed by Tbls meana that CBS-TV, Iman" sensation seemJ amaz!nJI• ___. primarUy Uld .-.L prizes awardedGeo IA> ~-Uoyandd IDe XIII& Mn. Nomlf . "B 't bed " "Red Sk 1··- " I . . ,.. •.... _ ~ KJng, Mrs. rg1a .......... .._ D..U.. SaOWl c , e - · which several weeki ago faced y consiStent m .. a.....,... 1y for the reasonably adult Mr VIrgO Ca 1 The door pr1u """' "Gom~r Pyle" and "The Lucy the situation of both Miss Ball iappeal. The Wednesday eplaodela~ience <by lelevision starr wa:· won by~. Dwl3bt Cart =··J~Cecll=-•t::::: Show. . ood and Jackie Gleason vowing not, rinished 12th and the Thursday dards) also oeem to be dollll Refreshments o1 eake decor· ry, . neTwhs" ails J:_ITICUVlarnlyot gon'• ti relurn to their regular series prol':am 13th- with apparenUy pretty well numerically and are ab!d with pink and blue booties, .. ' ~ identical, or near-ulentlcal, •JrtualiY eertaln bets to be Ice cream, colle<!, tea, toot-ade, Vl8lT8 IN QUISJ8 because Skelton, Gomer Pyle next season, now bas them botb)sta~stics . back •gain In the ooml•g . 18 . nut wl'" -•-•· •- J!ellman a1 l'm.. mm m CUJII ... wwo..- -~, . 8 , d "The Lucy Show " an back because of changes of . :season-"! Spy," tbe Bob Hope lure storks and baby t1o111 at- Falll, 0regCII bill lp8llll tw belong to that network, but alao mind. An?!l'er ne~.. mld·se~n • ;Theatre and ''The Hollywood lached to the s~ Wl!l'tl oervec1 monlha \'lilting GeiJr8l .... because Min Luc1J1o Ball, the ·try, Daktari, set agBIIISt lbe. Palaet." . man Belly and Annli lilt - - - -- - - ·- - 011 S&lurday, by lbe way, the background of an African toMrs W bber Th Mrs 1 - ~ ofT conunud, ... 8 27: 1o.27 .60, lew Z?O-~ lb Uit· 'GleaSOR hour will .be party animal compound, contmued A couple of ether adul.t- Ott ~hn.e Mrs. King·, ~~ 83 yea= father,. wm 2G.B5, Z.S 3'1S-500 lb oows H.50- marking the 50th birthday of strong and sohd 111 the ra~, geared hours didn't dl badly m Mrs. Dwight Carl, Mrs. G. R. Hellman and wife (Erma) a1 25, 5()(Hj(J lb. 23.50-3.50 boors the robllld otar. firush!ng 20th-and, like 'Bat. the ratlng&-"Run for YOID' Thempson, Mrs. Lloyd King, Chester. He also ~ 111'1. oleady to 2& cen11 hl&her at According 10 those lalest ~,::rlUe HO:x~a:.rlal:. ~! Life" and the Dean Martin Mrs. VIrgil Carl, Mrs. Harold Shirley Ann (llellman~t Co!IOI', 21.25-21.50. ratings, 11 might be nob!d, twe network en .sbow-wilb the former pretty Hager, Mrs. Ratpb Carl, Mrs. Billy Jr. and Shari of ~· Sheep 100. Not lllflll8h of. other series in the top 10 ore, try. ·deflnile to return and the latter William Hart, Mro. George Zeig· He has returned lo 1111 hiiDI fered for price test. also llalistical successes ollasti Some one-hour sbows that art10011Sidered a eauUouo choice. ler, Mrs. Georgia Thoma, Mrs. m Oregon. -' .1:,. · ·.· -·; -.. 't;· s-- ::.~ 1i:f '; )'I I ;r,· ." .. ~ fULLY COOKED HAMS CHUCK ROAST FULL SHANK HALF NOCINTil . SLICES liMOVID FULL BUn HALF NOCENTII SLICU REMOVED •• fULLY COOKED ROLLED & TIED 'HAMS c fULLY COOKED lh. 1 HAMS c·~~· Pork Loin Roast or Chops •• CENTER SLICES sse 1 69 99• 59~ TASTE-0-SEA ·~n.49c FANCY COD FILLETS STORE HOURS Second & Mill-Middleport Mon. Thru Thurs.-9:00 to 6:00 Fridoy & S.turdoy-8:30 to 8:30 PINK SALMON TASTE-0-SEA ......... SEAFOOD PLATTERS TASTE-0-SEA FISH STICKS 6 2 JARS gal, 4-oz. Cans Alwayalookin5!:,~ a Sunday-best d....rt to serve? So are wei Hero'• a eland)' rl that's frivolou.o in looks and taste, _but JJ euy euolllh to moko on a busy weekday. Tbe perfect begmnmg to aay pie lo the crust and tbia - is DO exceptio& Tho dillereuoe here il tba :ftOUP-it'l the new instant 'hleoding ftour that 1ok.. all tha -ic 'out o.l pastry. With it, the past':Y ingre<J!onlll C8Jl be Cl01IIbiMd with an ~ectric mb:er; the dough lS ready m ~n wtanl:~or baking llalty and h!nder. Two tanned pie fiJJma ene 011e lemon, are layered in the et'U!It and ihe whole wi dairy lOUr cream aud browBI!IUMa r. A ta11.ty .. 20-oz. 2a...JARS endinr t.o any -'.1 JAil ~ •• p ...h ~~ eou> cold ~ VIIIMONT MAID ' l-OL CUPPS STRAINED BABY FOOD num • YIG. 3 ••14.... 25c JARS I ' INSTANT COCOA 69c t 1 ~. C:n. 59 SUNSWIIT C PRINE JUICE TOMATO SAUCE 4 • 5 Nt.2 CANS I 'r HUNrS SOLID PACK CALIF. TOMATOES MAXWELL HOUSE HUNT'S F&P SWEET PEAS CANS 10 6 I-OZ. to,.. ... l'wCroll: Hunt'a . . • Sliced ar Halves Peaches J ~~Y269c PIE SHELLS BIRDS EYI PEAS BIRDS EYE CUT CORN ,,.,_...... Col• Water All COFFEE '2· lilt. Call 20cOFF QJI Pie FiUi1111: 1 No. 2 0811 (2 - ) lemon 1 '"'P dairy sour CIOIIIIl pie flllinl % cup biOWIUlliU 1 No.2 eon (hupa) pew:h pie lllling • ch p10 • ()vut 425' Y'·'d .,, : 9-m Spreod Iamon pie flllinlln pie abeU. Top with peach plolllllng. Dab at 425• for 30 minute&. Combine sour crea~ and bro'!"n npr, .pnM oa top of pie. Retum to oven for two mmutP!I. Ch1U. Campbell's Chicken Noodle 2-k···· Oictnl loHio 2.. 33c 3 ~· '1 !~~ : '1 !!!!~!w_ .. 19c 6 APPLES 4....~58o s1 · " 6 .... Eastern Local Scbool DISirlct boosters.) Balld Boaolen raised money Five new lnslrtllll<!nts, a pl<!at least fln ways in 1965, ao- col6\ an oboe. and 3 French cording to ~ annual report dis. horns, and percussion equipclosed loday by Mrs. Roy Holt-· meai, were bought for the band \r. along with needed Instrument '-•- . d- repairs. Before IQ<!Iball season Mala oourceo o.l fu... me1u many uniforiDB bad It be reed community tag days In Mid· placed because' of wear and the dleport, Pomeroy, Cbealer, Tup- addition of new members. pers Plains and Reedsville, a- Future plans include ~ purlong _with other smalle~ "??Il' chase of ether new instrumenla munltiel In the sclllCll dislr1ot; (ba§oon lympany drums and tale of membership ~ards to sousaphorte), hand camp this lamlly and fritrlds 01 band summer, ensemble and b8lld members; JIOPC«<I aales at COillesl this spring. football and bukethall games; Active an~ Interested memter~lnC buquela for several •· bers are Jeeded lA> help with canl.laUG., IIIII CQCiy aales. the money !llllking projects the Mn. Holter llllid llli! IIIOileJ 'boosters have on tlieir 1966 '1181 ued to further the band iageada. 'l'hese llltlleY maklnc JII'OII'IIIt. Ill the spring, the! activities will, u In the put, boollen paid the enlr)l fees ol beJp lnstrumenlal musle band 1lllimlil!ts In tbe enaeinble In the school, UJn1e11 11 AlbeU and band ooD- The Boosters extended their test at lrtlltolL Ia May, the appreclalion lo all buslneel bOoelen ,.YJ a~lalilll ban- llnns. lndlvldua!J. and orgaalquHii for both the junior and lations that I,'OIIIributed to lbt Mnllll' bl!nda. ll'lfty tine band Eastft band ftlnd. ....._ ..._ 'lllllruCIIIr8 'and The band dlteet.- II a.arJes five eotm~ll: ri ettfnilid band Yeago, Jr. B<M,.Ierl mu t . amp ft!r a ·• I l l JJtly: (MMt ast oa Mateb 7, e p. m. allbt ellbt b1.1bt ~ Rl8h ·Sdllol. •eep · 10-0Z. PKGS. ...... n-~o~~~o 311 "The Store With A Hart• Do11~ Clt.IIN . . . Ill oil 'IL 1ft rr. w. ..... tr.=\w a.... • • --·· ...... .. •rr .... ROAST clb 2~~ 39c Dulaney's SWEET POTATOES 29c Dixie Bell CRACKERS 19C Kraft VELVEETA CHEESE ROUND BONE ROAST ~48~i •.SSG ENGLISH ROAST 3 $1.3~: FRESH GROUND BEEF 69o BONELESS BEEF STEW MEAT ARGO Armour Brand Early Garden VIEN·N A SW. PEAS ... - 8!! .s1 Pillsbury BUTTERMILK BISCUITS lb. ·~ ' Dairg Dept. Bug! ~ Frosea Food Bug! Fairmont C:.rtime Breaded Fresh, Tasty FISH STEAKS BUTTERMILK ~":PICk 79( ~o"J9c APPLES IOMES RED DELICIOUS 41b. bag c CELERY Large Size c 12 89c 'Fia Oranges --~~49c · AN • lb. 2~ J.9c SAUSAGE ' CHUC~ ELBOW MACARONI l.fb. box Annual Report of Eastern Band Boosters is Made EMPIROR I•• LIII•M STH & PEARL STS. - RACINI Red Cross Big Value! I PET RITZ Open 8 to 8-Mon. Thru SaL GRADED GOOD ttllALITY BEI;F ::rv~ can 11h '"'"" ins!allt biBndinc Jlour \ol teaspoon oalt Combi,.IDpodiomta In mder listed in ....n JDixer bow~ M~ on ~ - " ocraping aid.. of bowl, until dough begin> to form, about 80 -d& Shape into a finil hall. Fb>tten: '!"'""th oc1ge. J'lour -ouaiJr on both aideB. Roll out to 'lo·mch th1ckneso .,. woll·ftoared llll'fac:e. Trim to a circle 1\ol ~cheo larger thaD iaVIIted piopaa. Fit iaiD pan. Flate edp .. CIOoired. I.U.. Ill. IMPRISS SLICED ~ cup ohadoaiDI lACK HIISHIY MARKET Sperial Savings E'er E'elwuaru %4, 25 and 26 MILK I.OL 1 4c Off A RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET CHAIMIN l Ful-Valu I Get It At . .. Grade 'A' Sweet .:. '".. 49 = PIPER s1 NAPKINS . . .~ 1Qc 5 ------- -·--------------------GRAPE .3 S1PEicit 3 S1 JELLY or JIM BUTTER 5 gc ;iiiciify WAFFLE SYRUP MIX ... I RACINE .., Ful• V alu Meat Buys ! PLIASI PEANUT BOnER VALUES SERVICE-QUALITY-VALUE Lemon 'n Peach Layer Pie ........ a mER I'm An Old Fashioned Customer I Believe In Su_:' ~ay Best GREEN BEANS PLANT IIS CONfiDENCE 1 · '" CUT WHITNE'I' SHOP with ! Ill. COLBY LONGHORN CHEllE SLICED AMERICAN CHilli SLICED PIMENTO CHEESE ENGAGEMENT PORTRAIT - The Green Room of the While House was the setting for this formal engagement portnlt of Luel Baines Johnson. Wed· ding of the President's younger daughter and Patrick Nugent of Waukegan, Ill., is set for August Market Report SWI"'S PREMIUM- U. I. QOV'T. INSPECTED MIXE'l CUT SWin'S IROOKPIILD Die= _M, ,.•, v::· 26.2>-26.75, good 23.50 • 26 .. 0, standard 21.50.23, choice 1100-850 lb heifers 25.50.26.50, good 700· CINCINNATI (UPl) - Live- 900 lb 23-25, cow' 17·18, canner stock : and cutter 14.50.17, bulls 21J.23, Cattle 500. Calves 100. Supply vealets about steady . choice 32mostly good and choice slaugh- 36, good 26-32, standard 21).26. ler steers and heifers, cows 20 Hogs 1200. Supply m a i n I y per cent, swers 811d heifers ac- mixed 1·3 201J.250 lb barrows and live, strong to spols 50 cenls gills, sows 5 per cent. barrows higher, cows fairly active, fully and gills moderately active, 10 higher, ows fairly active, fully cents higher. sow s about steady, bulls 00 cents to $1 steady. 1-2 19().220 lb barrows higher. Choce 951J.IIOO lb steers and gills 28.10, mi xed t-3 200. 27.10·27.110, few 270.295 Ib 2S.25-I24D lb 27.60.28.10, 2-8 240.260 lb SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. GOV'T, INSPECTED PORK CHOPS ........ I SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOV'T, INSPECTED SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. COV'T. INSPECTED BONELESS ' ' ~ ·. �SOCIAL Get Extra Cash The WantAd f3y - ~ __...,_ _ _ _ _ 12-:Dalllr Seollne_l:,~eroy·J:Ifddleport, 0., Feb. 23, 1986 w,vn AD ... INFORMA liON ~ HADLINII p , M, GIY llfore 1Utlic41otlell I MtneliY 0 ..1111•e t:ll A. M. CAHCILLATIONI CORtllc:TIONI Wilt .. ICC:e"" until Y:DG A. M, nr Oev •• "uiUicetlen Pomeroy! Motor Co. . 1962 Corvair $969 Locally owned, JJke new, Powergllde tran81Dission, white walls, beater. Try this one for real tracUon. · RI.GUl.ATIONI Tile I'U-.,IIsher f'4111J¥U tM rt1ht edit or re&aar tr'IY ••• ~ed •tltcUon•-••· lrron 1111uld be tmrftectlltely. Till Pilato lither wm not .. responslbll! for lftlte tt11n '"' 1ncor...c~ 1n1art1on. t• ,.,.rtecl 1963 Corvair P1nel $1399 Local owner, good tires, lawn fiullh, heater, good traction. 1962 Chevrolet 1Y2-Ton $1695 L. W.B. Like new 750x20 lO.ply tires. Cab A·l condition. Heater, heavy duty springs. 292 cu. in. 6-cyl. engine. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN IVES. 9:00P.M. PHONE WY 2-2156 - - -- - - Wanted ; ;;;~;;;;;;~..;..;....,;.;;;;;;;;;~, apartment. WY 2·5385. i 1 21 Uc NlCELV furnished 2 bedroom 1 apartment, Middleport, WY 2· ' 3814. 1 "=====-=-===~ tic LOT, Rutiand, five i TRAILER miles from Pomeroy Phone Wanted To Buy 1 SH 2-5613. 12 :!3 60\c PAIR . of used tractor tires I•'O UR furnishod apart· 10 11 - or 12-28. ment. WY 2-3658. 11 15 ttc ! 23 31p BRICK Duple• bedro" m 3 diStles hving room. dining room. kit· 1•II or wnte ' chen. basement and garage li RI~JM A!YI'm~<•·ellane<!US l\IU~ ~· urm:cre, ~~" ~uw~me;:u UIJII w I l9 tk . :~~~:~ ~:~~! ~~~c~YBu~-. fo~SI.. 1••• t Bachner's Super Market FR. EE qt Mag'.1c· Blea·c'·h Est•t• J GERT'S A gay girl, ready lor HOUSE FOR SALE a whirl efler cleaning oar·' MODERN J\anch Style, Beallll· pets with Blue Lustre. Rent lui location ori top of small nil! electric shampooer, II. Plek· f•clng State Highway Gauge ens Hardware, Ma•on. w· on ·Route road to high7 with ay Fgood u bedrooms va. 773-5583. 2·20-61C mam w . or , THE PROVEN- eartiet- eleaner i living, dining. family, kitchen, Blue Lustre is easu on the breakflst, play, maid's, uliilty ' and sbop. Three batlls, ceram· budget Rtstores forgotten ie toe and wall to wall carpel on colors. Rant electric sham- floors. About two-thirds of bouoe pooer, $1. Pomeroy Cement \ is paneled in mabogODY and Block, Pomeroy; Ohio. walnut. Air conditioned. Large 3-211-&lc patio and double carport. On - - - - - - - - - lot 200' x 390'. May be seen by Business Services appointment only. , PRICE REDUCED COJIIPLETE pest and termite ' Write: c-o The Dally Sentinel control services. 20 years exBox 668·H Pomeroy, 0. perieoce. R<laches, rats, oth· FOR SALE: 5 rooms wllll uti!· er household pests. Free e.. lty room. Waler, gas and tlmates and inspection. No electricity. $!,500. Welsh salesmen. New termite con- Town Hill. Phone WY 2-3312. trol plan. Meigs County's on· 2 9 Uc ly home owned company. AI· -- - Sale ~-I'O_U_R-ROOM-- FURNISHED c1=95.,..body, 6 ""F::cOR"'o-D V.S standard shift,, motor and trans~ 1 n WANTED I!Un tn m~nnr or tlea le r OPI!T· 41o&e t crlifird Gn Sta tlolll ltl !h i ~ ~enl!ral arn . App ly by ea U. lnli SJlt Hoo·k W. \'a . 736·~943. •Huut~~. ,.,., """· or "''""'"'· write to JQ:'I ,. South 001 • For For Rant .:...sA:.:.:LE;.____ ' . w·leners ~meroy, in excellent cooditioo. - 1958 Ford, hardlop, YB automatic ' .49c' 2 49C ch'1l'l smaII Eggs ' l estacraekers Kahn'• All M..t IL .. WITH Cllll BEANS 3 $1.t9 dft. _. 3Sc ~~· S ' •liver Dust Jo-Bo Dog Food' ltb i',.,'-'u • With $5.00 or more Purchas• lied pest and termite control 0 company. 605 W. Main St., K,U "f "" 011·10• WY 2-3159• ._• .,Ill' 2 18 f>Otp POMEROY - I 1\ story frame, . . 10 • ·~ 6Sc $1 12c•ns - ·-- HELEN. HELP us •' transmission, 2 new tires. Ex. WATER WELL drilling, Myert si rooms, bath, cellar, out .,, cellent oondltioo. Ph. SH 2- water pump sales and ser· · of high water. $5,000.00. 11156. 2 22 LOip vtce. Call collect Heaton MIDDLEPORT RURAL - 5 ac- - -D 'II' c Ch Ohl res one slory frame six JOHN DEERE "H" tractor. o., ester2 21 bath, !urn111.. by Helen Bottel Plow, cultivators, healing. $5,500.00. ·- MEDICINE machine. All In line mowing shape. BOOKKEEPING and income, 18ace ACRES _ OFF ROUTE 7 - THEIR OWN enough 1D admit wbal moll JII!O' Price $400. G. A. Deem, Ra- tax service. Old Post Offir.ei 15 cultivated, one story [Dear Helen: pie IIncluding you) won't: an,.. cine, Ohi<>. 2 22 61p building, New Haven, w. Va frame, 5 rooms, bath, base- Perhaps if everyone look ac· pensive wedcllog wltllollt "loot" SORRY- SAL is now a merry Evenings and all day S'alur· ment, furnace healing, barn, lion against these telephone would be a bust. And II lltla 2 21 Jlc chicken house, other build· sale• pitches that annoy us •o shockl you, tllen why not add gal. She used Blue Lustre day. rug and uphols•-· cJeaner. 1-------lngs. 17,500.00. murh, we could get them eli· "N<• gilts please" ID your InRent electric shampooer, _, 11. 1 ALBERT M. CO,X BROKER min• ted . For a 1oog time 1 vllatlons ,. Baker Furniture, Middle]XIrt, l WY 2-3830 WY Z-3631 took them as one of 111e's lrtam. Naturally, a w..,... · •· -·-•• should In- ~~~~. b;~~ roo~s, ~t, ~·) baseme~t, p 1ZZA 1 2-211-&tc i - -- - - --· - .. - ~nd AT ITS GREATEST I' fERTILIZER , cbun:h dliiiDI J'OOlll, lld'IJ' weal~, tile "'"""''"'IJ'IDV!Ied. . """""' G'"""'., .,..,.. ..-u WJLD,.,.,... """""' meets Wed""'!k)' main& at lbe bame ol Mn.' llawt•CI lladlb. CIW"''· . ftiURSDAY ONE WON ONE CLASS al the Pomeroy PlrBI Baptist Church will tDeet 'ftrarlda1 at 7:10 p. m. allbe bome ol ..,.. J. E. Foater. Mrl. Ellen CGUeb will be dei'OIIonallead8r. THERE WUL BB A apeelal lniPoflant meetllll al lbe Vet.,.... Memorial Clwcb.UIJ*.s 'l1lunl!a7 a! 7:10 p. m. at lbe boepllll.. AU mernblq are 1111· ed ID altelld. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION ol lbe Mlddloport Flnll Uulted Presbyterian Cburcb will meet Thursday evening, Peb. 24, at lbe churclL Leaders wm be Mrs, "'-' ' -'· ··• u - J• • • - ..,,. ...... """' E. Harley. TbeN will bo Jn. peop~ =.u:wolbene~~~: meets Thursday at 7:30 P. m. Members are uked ID brine ol4 :McGuffey readerL tfrab. meals will be served. BAND JIOOS. TER Aaaociatlon . -"' ""' m-' ""' _.., eb• ., 'Dtursdav, evan••• •• .In MIDD~ORT h"!:hool Tbe'l'b~~.~-~ I TME Btl . OSEII U:: ( ·-u.. v~-• -~ -~ pom~ 1 VES~1 . IM Sl\.:o'{ltJG. Til£ G1<1:AT VOID. lOOKI'-!C. FOR SIC:.fJS OF LIFE I Tewka bary, Mrl. John Welsb, Mrl. Carl Horky, Mrs. J. K. Smith, Mrs. '1'homall Kelly and Mrs. Vincent Dabo. ROCK SPRINGS GIIANGI!: ""~ DEVELOPING PRINTING liN CAllY CALEND:AR ~:~ !~. 2 21 3lc IBut then they started calling [vile closest friends, regardle!l :: gedcare:la FOR SALE: 6 room hou<e with at night, asking for my bus- oJ but tbe wilDie buildme rs ur Jan 1 1 5127 · tlc i Plain or with pepperoni, bath lull basement llr·lband. This because_ any sales· up on big (1110 make 11 led 2 4 11111 894 · -- - - , r"URNISHF.D aparlmem. 3 1 sausage, mushroom, ham or ' . ' man knows a man IS an eaSier 1big In my book) weddlnp sboull lo ,._, """'.,. lbe MoDNotice rooms and bath. 390 S. 2nd Landmark's Got I combinations. sell St., Middleport. . IIY when he has · "G'tmme '" _, day Mr. WlDiam RuaPl Pleasant ~2607 Phoue: mar k (especia · and yon <811't "" sell ))ecanae band "-·tor Is 8tt-• 1 .,..... Ave ., M1dd h'lmrL Call IVY 2· ' 9" or 12" Slzo _75e to 1.50 not been conditioned by dayttme·away from it· •cl • EVERYTHING 11 · 1e tfc calls). · 1 5262. 2 15 lfc I Complete Corry.Out •·rvlce So there poor Jim would J Perhaps you sbouldn'l knock IIIli asses a1 Ohie Unl 1 Why drive miles, atwhen · nigbts. CIRCLE 01 you can get 50 delivery our CALL WY 2-HO~ Auto Salas J'land, nodding and Ustening ]X1li·1• fellow for trying lo cash In Monday AFFERNOON 1 WA II.A RT.f. Marrh !st. busi- area warehouse. Call us for PlckupAtG.&G.CAFE te1y. and like as not making .on a bash he'd happily duct. w. MAIN POMEROY fOR SALE _ J959 · Plymoutlt 1 a date for a sales representa- MoSJ men would rather skip Bmeeleath :Melbldlst nr ~s buil di ng . Locatrd at 120 specialized service - Bulk 111 Fury. Larry Wolfe, Racine. liVe to call on ME next day. tile and clrcumstauce .m '11luradayt lbe .,..__:.:w;=.,".!..:. F.;i<:l 1.1:dn St, Pon11:roy . Call i Spreadin g Available - We & Also Can Apply Liquid Ni· p I ww ~1:-lti lda Sl'hnrn, WY 2·2524. trogen To Your Fiedo. All 1PAINTING- iliside and out. Gen- Call WI &-2054. 2 23 3tc That tore it! Nowadays I and make a quick trip ID the be Nanuaunou. ·MooN~with Mrs. HIGH ES T QU A LITY 2 15 tfc Ana lvsis, strai ght & mixed [ era! repairing. In Pomeroy 80 Interrupt lhe pitch to ask the minister Instead. So maybe Bruce Lloyd, Mn. NOI'IIIIII ~~"[~~sp~~lable. All at ~ · Middle]XIrl area. WV 2·37112. 63 Olds $1 ,895 name of the • : aelling the Utis ·~ .. of I hio is a prof2sl. Wayland, Mn. John Zlrldlllllld PROFESSIONAL WORK .\ RI)0\1 furni sht>d apa rtment 2 17 30lp 88 2 dr. Hard Top. Power product, and telephone Ever wu"' o that? ..;. H. :Mrl Lnrelltlt Mllbnm .. Ph. WY 2·2181 Phone WY 2·5435 212 South ·-steering and brakes. Hydra· number. Then I hang up call tl1e Dear Helen: 5ih Avrnee. Middlrpnrt. Ohio l e [ CURTIS, Dairy and beef aireo. malic drive. One careful firtn immediately and announce Whatever happened lo "Duz," CANI)Y In'RIPEBI Jlllll 111 22tfci Pommv POMEROY Minimum of $6.00 per cow, owner that IIley have not only lost a the washlng powder that "Duz Vetlnlia :Memorial ,........, 220 - . .E.. M , .ai11. .St.. - - - - - - ' Insurance OHIO 1 To far men call for Parker's. Inform•· 63 Buick _ $1 ,895 cus 1omer Ior all ti me, bu1 I'm E -••'""" - remember? ....,,.._ • lion all or service, 'l'burlda7 even!D& It t:IO, J'llt, \.. l.lk• In get touch.I ._ .. -· WY • M•• LeSabre z dr. Hard Top. influencing all my friends to J'.NGLE COLLEt'l'OR 11 allbe bolplts1. With some relatives 10ol John GRANGE INSURANCE. Mallea . J k W C Mg """"• Pomeroy, 11115-3415 We've serviced Ibis one shun them. And 1 make il a Dear J. C.: 801lTHERN UlCAL IIAND 1\us,.ll WilO II' " kliil'd ot Insurance Agency ' Inc., Porn- . ac . lney, r. Chester. 2-l3-30tc ]XIinl to keep the secretary 1111 It's probably Ill washed ap. Boollen will 111111 Rutlond. IIIII<>. in 1911. He eroy. Phone WY 2-3381. SEWING macl!lnes, Npalt ser· bl'lkes. Automatic shift. the line all long a time as their Does anyone know for 1111'11- '1'lnlndl1 eb. II 11 7:10p.m. nod SISter > and brothm and g I Uc ed hay, 70C a bale. Pbone SH vice, aU ID8kel. WY 2-22114. salesman would have kepi ME H. at 1111 ICbooL 'l'be W.,. was marned ti Bessie Hull . J'T IM( 1L! · 2-417l. 2-211-Stc 1be FabriC &hop, on. u enough of WI did that . aad MeiDi _..,. will con1: wt !Ill> addres >. \Irs. 1 ' ' lB 111!!1111l1Ct boon - - - -- Authorized Singer Sales and maybe companies would realize meet a1 f p,m; AD.Jtitlar IIIII Elmr·r it. Kent, R. R. 4, WilY WORRY over 1 sluggish Service. I Zll lfc Pomeroy, Ohio bow it feels to be constantly Mr. lllld Mn. Dua 11tn1fJC1, Senior Bad Pli&dl 1fi wpt1 Rucvru>. uhio. 4411211. t<>r'o .,.,... . sepUc Get Klean-Em· CONDITIONING Refrtgel' pestered. DarwlD, will eeld1rlll 10 alleDtl. tp llilk AU seplio lank cleaner. Land· aUon oervleo. Jaek'a Relrlg· Legal Notice II does no good to anap at • weddfal ualvmFRIDAY - - ---· 2 21 4 Copytn& llenlce. eop. mark Farm Bureau. Pome- eratiOD, New Haven. Phone LtoALNDTit• the plwn..person. She gets paid 1ry with an opeu hOUse !JaD. PAST :MATRON'S Cl.UB ol DELICIOUS Homemade PIZza. . les made .. ..... pa-" roy. %1. 8_,30tc ro • ..... • • de ellPATRICIA GAIL HILL. · · - ..... fur Ute number of calls and day, Fe'--- 2'1 from 1 Ill Caple 0..., Mid ·' $1110 1 D.. _. ..-_ ratdence Is unknown, and cannot , . ' ,..... ' ' birltl record.• and almost 8111' BUDGET PRICED furniture 1o .• .. '"""'"'"' •"' ""' "'"" '"" ,she doesn t report the d1Sgrw1t· 4 p.m. All tbelr frltoltds llld dleport will meet Frldq, Peb. 60c, 1ac, anu · s zes. 1 relatives are lavlletl. A fam· 2$ al lbe bome ol Mrs. JSIIIII luxe Pina, !1.>0 . •lack's Dai othei docwnenUI our third floor budget shop. Everyday Spec:l1l1 ":. victims. cy Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tic . Reuter blsuraace, Pome..., Baker Furniture, Mlddle]XIrl, 11 ••"" 'l:'.u ""', 1..., ,..1 ·':, th c rt I As for putlln g these I ily tlll1aer w'll proeede tbe opo Clalwortlly Ill POIIIei'01• Jlrl. t 1 Ur Ohio. 11 12 Uc Mlrle'• Style Poll •• "'" No. " ·'"· "''""' ••• • •· out of work llf we succeed m en house. 'Oleo NenWIIIII will be Ill ... I -=c-.,-=-:"""',_,.-H I $l 2S ..orce and other relief aD tbe (l'Oilftdl t· d h llin ) -• ,__ 1 rcull · ,A(o;TNA CASUM .'f'l tnsur:,nc• CHURCH PEWS for sale 11 "' wl 1""' ' " ' ' " ' '"' mo" '"'" pu ung one se g • sure lliBIIDII bostell """ Mn. ,..._ Shampoo & Sets . $I .50 ~~~n .;:~'!n!~~~~. ~;~t :~, ly they can find something bet· k ...._. ~~--•'- French wW lit~ dnoUOIIL ___ ~elp _._-Nanlr!d- Mullen Insurance Ageocy. Inc. 917' long, 16 - 6' long: also 30 day color rinse, ,.,.•. 1901. ter to do thlln annoy others! Callep Bal e..... ....,.w,. l\IIDDLEPORT waf . . . ~Pt\HE. l:'t·lE? E:itra ln•·ome! Pomero), Phone W\ 2338L a pulpit to matcb, aU for Sh & $3 50 HARKY 1 HILL. PlolntiH b h 8 Bell Ul JC 78 l lfo S20tl. caD WI 11- !20. 2-211-&lp ompoo lit · w••,, .. '"• Fu'" · GETTING EVEN Wa as I ev e meet FrldaJ evenlag, Feb. If. 2 ( umpl·1ent man or woman in- - - -- - -- 1 Permon11nll $7.50 yp "'"""' '"' Pllll!wr MORE MERCENARY OR Olney JC 84 loll. Vernon JC 17 at 7'10 p m. at 1b1 home t1 Wo seiland Servlco '" "· 23 ' 1" ._ '· "' "'· .._ '" MORE HONEST Gracelaod 106 Iowa Wslyll 8G Q1n1, Wllaat .. tt'r(·s ~ in making money Wlp and Wllflll uoAL oor1co D H •··6wel& 1 nu11 tjtd in the future to re· William Harokl Dixoaa. Routt~ 1. ear e en : ~ Mlria's Style Post Pomeroy, Ohlo, .... ,.. II•• """"' In making the list for wed· Arkaoaalll mJ 'II 1111 .md collect money from DAILY CROSSWORD that be will fU. h1l "tiUoa Ia U.. . . , , Sou. IlL U .. n!.t. " ' If tllr new super CQin operated IL ]24 Ph. WY U271 Probate eoun of Ke1,. Count,, pray· ding mv1tations, our daughter 8 · w VJUA• ~ 18. Like HEIIARI THI d ; ~pt·n~~.>rs . \Jo soliciting origiACRO.."_'iS GQ. Femall Syraeuu. Ohio ~0ftL!nc~!~~ 0:f -:: ~!!~ au;:: finance dl!agrees wJtb her on Texas 01 Rice 81 W. Barnal akounts as ruLe is es- 1. Cereal towl 1·~~ ~~~~~ ~·1 William Ha!""ld Dixon to WIIUn• Har· a touchy subject: abe wants to Houston 152 TeL Wesleyaa lDI ba.riano KARL GRUESER, Plumblllg =~·;!-·th~h~u:·~!Y P::·~~~:,u:~~ invite their college friends SMU 82 Texas AiM g ta h\is hed , by us. To quality .t. ~·~:r cone oow~· 21. creata:t, in 10' 00 o'olock A. M. " u "'"" (moody broke and not able kl Baylotl3 TelliS Tecll 82 and lle1tlng, Mloersvllle •• for profits and ownership' crazy wit.b 1. Leave ther. .ttv u the coud llUIY b.ll&r 1'wt a you f1111St have $600 oo $1900 i tha heat 0hio. Elltl your troub• u ,,. give expensive glftl) ; be waola Brdn·Smmna 105 New Met. til 2. Abbes~fashion to in\'f!ll and 6 to 10 hours 1 9. Powder and 3. One t~ 1 les. We have Ill !1lzes sewer '" THE •••••n couor to Invite famUy friends who are rlnlty 113 Ar~ 81. 80 22. Com· '·lf- "r or ill . terv1ew . . ' ahot. 65 Fonl G1luh 100 11 or fork paM machines. Reasonable rates. KOMI• M:~o:..'xoT~~~v • OHIO in the chips." H! says that's Tarleton Sl 52 Angelo St. 61 wet.n wr1te short for 2dr,H1...... 18 ..... 4. Shinto point Inters k Merchandisers, Ro- 10. LiliA with cau WV Uf/4, day or night. ,...,, ••.,.... or "' not only practical but abo helpWesl Le.m.ple 24. Pr:J!Ner !h'!d.ft.... -... 1 "''" ., • · - ,,......,,,=~:.,.. lui - their colleg~ lrleDds would San Fr811. 113 Santa Qara 80 I II lie chesLet, Minnesota. Include : effort r;, Shlpwomll 27. Man phone . 2 23 2\c ~ 12. ?J.:tal or 6. Nobl,._ llll. I BEATING, PLuMBING aura ... "'!'".'"" be embarrassed at ... lDYllatlon VISIT IN 8YJIAQJU: 65 Fonl Chinle 100 7. Help bird I DoJ:ol Bottle Gas. Amoid llro••••• lloo•ovoa. "' •'because they couldn'IILVe moch. Pomeroy-: Middleport, students : ts. K. Refers to 32. Toward lite352 1 titers, 111 E. Main Street " 01"" " II wm be a small wedding VIsiting over the weeJrend c.. radio•. ond helw ..... - 9. Smith Md 3f:i. End or & emplOyed men. earn $l'i-!30.00 i 14. rache: i'omerOJ. Uc c......,, """ ... w..,.,,.. ....., llld reception !here Isn't with Walter Cook and Mr. and G. Lev~ 00 Jolson well·knowD 65 Must•ng2 Door 1 22 weekly for 15 hours of "'"' · slang U.Soak ~;t·h~~ru: :'au~._:: rooDt for both after all relativse Mrs. Erza PbOllpl ol SyraeuR 11. A..'llan plains march spare lime. C.II WY 2-2471 16. The "upper 15. Excla.ma,. 31. MDISc DOte !!ax ......... ,..m.. G. I n.. I were Mr IIDII Mrs. CeGI1 Coot m1ll.IJ1,ra&or of t.be r.tat.e o( Liltkr are UIVIM'U P U8 rea...,7 C ()Se ' lllllltoltldliolle tion of ._ ODe type for informatiOD. 2 22 6tc : rr.:::"~tan _ _ , . , , 4 " " "4 ' . . . . . . . . ..., friends <Less lllan 101 """"Le) oon ~ llld Mr. IDI1 1111. -' p EXPERIENCED aurpof hbruary, 196(1, fJled a peUUon 1a • r-r • Raymond Cook SODS KeDilJ' aud. M. Ford 500 CAR fl(l,P wanted. Apply In 19. ln!pudence , S . 20. Porkfish =.''~~~~~~o~atotitM~:: ~:.0!'; ltThlheis youngl man saya, put'7ace Keith, East Ltverpooh Mr. ' " lad i)':'rson. Cr ow s teak House. l 23. Code signal ta •D Us. real tl\a~ owned br Ni4 011 ., reason YOil on a - t . . 1011 - - - ~~~~~~A:~.:.:L 2-20-tlc , 211. Mosie :-:::. !: J:,m~'!'u.:: ~c ' : a wedding It for Ute loot, so Mrs. Clarellee DWo&~ a.- 64 Ford G•lule 500 ~ . . drama: abbr. wu ,...,. '" "" "' wby ool euh in wbert the ry Lee llld stanlBJ WANTED : c..&perlenced mech- \ 21. Correct ,. 'f.\1:"'• tw• •..,. , . _ 1D • tlblle• Mr rmd :Mn. _ , . XL Cttw. I .... At 1Jw. ;. anic fer minor parts tnatalla· . 28. Harlan 1'rom the llrftlt trllek or •..,: cld1drea BeiiDJ'. Rhb•C•, tion service. Must be mature i Fiske buUdoar rldlotor lo lbe oiJua... in '"' T-'>"' Sue 8lld WUma JeaD, IDI1' Da- 64 Englllh Ford 2 Dr. with .,ility te manage de' , so. State cavalier : abOr, -lles! beater core. ,=~".,!·~~ : got ber droll IOd mode all vld Lewll all o1 MJ•dlao tJtt. · t •• 4 .... lrlttl. par t menl. an d sell parts. at. Obtain a.~n~ lft Ule £art . . ball (!4~ mo. the plans, I'd be wttblng they'd ' ....., 63 Chevrolet Imp II• '$ !lOa No. ao. TD . . •· ...,. No. 13 of break up nn.-t do OU ~·-~ Good workmg cooditions. ln I 33.Famous , . . tbe OIUo Comp•~·· PUrcllUe. bollndo ' nua W1111Ao IBRVJCI ANMOlJNCID 4 H.T. I "' AI tnM, t1o letter . state experience ref. · Betly 1. • - - - .. ..., .... " ,,. .. toUoon. ,..WI,, ol 1 man lJb 111111 Helen? _ _.. no. o1 ~:-:~ ' . .... llllttnlr ......... rvmw•-r BeiiJmltla a\ U1e Nol'ttnrM COIDH' ot p.f.aDMI'fla 11UUU any 1-,...... .,. ..., H14lt ere~ces and wagea ex~cted. 34· 'f:ekJJh : ~~t-+-t-1 ed .....,_ ..... . , ... 63bmltltr Wrtte c-o The Dally Sentinel, lfi. A golf ., · r; l'"'""""""~~~~~..,=l'IU~~Dc• lclatb a ..._ w-. Dell Parents· . owen ~,_, aew:c. _..,. lt~erl1q t t er1. M Box 638A. 2 1 Uc . bawl MJGTION&D We-e-D ... bonNt enough - -OMD..tet.a 8erYIII AllelllnJorth'• ~ence belfl N. J • JIIACWJUWIIIo ~ 111 li:UPJ~ 1 38. Daughter Critt •B,;.uon .... w.., ,.. uw. ...... South to show his merceaary streak wllll lha Laare1 Qllf ree 62 Comet 2 Door For Rent ot RJcot•o.eome tD :!;,~ 1t '",',~ ~ BBFORE marriage IOd honest ............ ,.___.. ,.__._ wiD :.:; lhL trw. ...... ..... I'IUH. Coallll lJ . . . . . . . . - - - • • &. .......... ~-- · - - ....._ POMEROY, Unfurnished, 8 .&.. C. 8BADFOBD eorDft' or ThOI. c. &Hfard'• Boult a. afo,...._4 diHrtMI 1 , 1 , wttb bellll ~~ 7:10. .u.r BIV. f!l!!" B1...., 01111 ............ ..,....,. . -_ . ... ._ -...... wt11 ........ .,.. 62 Fonl o.lu sao hedroom duplex. Sugar Run 67. Faln1c ........ .,_N o . . , 3 d o-- ..... _ ..... _ M •,.._ 1 l tfc chllnl M Unkl W Norda 11M of 1114 IUit JM • tt c1 w tlai IIIUfaetl u age. " , Area,_Ph: _WY 2-3618. 2-20-Uc ! 48_tv':.,~ · ····""' A&._ .. ''"""on...,,.. ..... 1W .... W"' I ~~-·to Dr, A. W. lwm CUSTOM BtTI'CHERING IlK alq. cbatn. md. a llllkl to ,_. o1 .,..... h rlJ!d; to OIICDPr for ukl IM1 tautTHREE snd four turDJ8n. . allowance Fllrllnt 4 Door CIOOtalnJIII fift mit 87-lOG acNI ...., at ~Hat oa• l:bl.rd a.&l of aa WililmR II CUI e<1 and unfurnished apart- 49. ..,.., A ollp IN. .._ ...... outt1ng. II'LU bUJ bides every ;.:'J,.: !he N. W• .,...... ol ::..::"'~·:,'f, '/';,-..: W~i.-11Gft11Qa. 1, N. menls. WY ~5134. 12 6 tic Mooday. PbD Met•, PboDI ·="~~:W::c!u.s:':'.,: ou . . . . . . t~oUan Pleuznt. wa ,.m1ttM to tbe I ROOM timrished apartment WY 1-3610. • 18 de ..... t ........ ., 1'11 Ph til ... . ~- ... - _ .. Holzer bolplllt 1IIIb • '-" 63 Ford o.lnle 1C10 1111 c.nv. U2 - IN. .._ for ront.. Poone WY 2-2'171. AI· "~1te For S1le Slolo of Ohio, ·Vol.or48. PolOCouab', ' of Olllo. tl)ol.- .... .--. ..._. ........ ............ gJ tel mo" or I •..... oU Udl Belt at0> ad ... of lo cordi 1htJI ~AN&W , ~·"~ WIWIII !... lilt' reWlo;ndhoottf .. R l ter >p.m. Phone WY ~7t.J ... No"" " ' " or tho W-' l!aft "' . ., . _ . Dllll• Vol. '"'• " " -'VIII _._ Ida , _ hi jM J'OR SALE: Lebanon Towushlp '' ,,..,.,. Thi<IY " ' ' '" .... _ .....,.. Dllll • - ...., """""' - · ~ .In, _1 ...,. _.. '!" ·I& 61 Olch 98 2 Door R<lwley and Reed Hardware. . o.. au. r - Two ,., ...,. •·""'ed drill H.T. N hw& All -. 5roomboule,l5acreaaround """""',,.,...... -•-••"• ,..,,.._., .. _ _ -... ..... "' . . lttil ............... =::::-;;::-:-=:--.= U:_I Ue _ ... 1111111"" • •• .... on ......o ....-.... """"--., u. ,. "" ,.. lilt " ,.. V•'*m wbiN lie II """"'" .._.__ --"1 -WI-~-·- J.AA;Il~a£ WJUY North ball or tbe Wed b.U ol 11114 o1 llld p · - for tU ~ _.. TIIAILE~ l..oTII ... 1rt1 61 Co!lilt 4 Door I •.,..Yel road. Prl•• Clti1M!rt w . - .. _... .... -. .. 01111. . . . . A •.a;a'll • QultaMm • """ llhaw bJ k Clair Prlot. b7 4H4 dlttt _.. of a, ' •MUon. ap llld wile. 8rowa'1 Trill At Ire& . . . . . DM. letb. 1110. and noorded hi VoL TM ~ .._.,.. named "111 NOLL 10 CODll er Part ISIIUI Appnnd) VWSOCH ~KGXa ~Wit 09PY0 BOP• ""'"" IJ ,_..... " _....... 13. . . . . . . . lad. - of \be D.s td8 IIOUel ... theJ . . .... . IICl'Q ....._ """'r •-... "' c-~r,,..,...._ _.. ....,. •.,..,...,. to u. 10J4 Jlr\LTIMOlUI: (UPJ) ..Qm.t lllnemille, Olllo, ,.,_ W\ VC LV OeXOH9&SOEC.-T00&8&CI JIAed""'"'' an 10011 p """'eiiO&d. Nlee lf1t11Ut ..,.. ~~~ ,..- """"""' ..... ,.. ..., .,. ,. • NoU,. uaKUal'• ........ _._ '"1 I 111111 ~ _ ... , ._ 111110 -• Co\UltJ of JblDr ..... IWeJ' ~ IUJitl OD Of btfoi'GI tbf 1IIJI lor site. Price '1100. ..... "' ........ IM!. . . . . . . .aa 4117 .. - .. for lha San ,....... CJiirprl Ill , _ a-•-'•"• _.__ 1ult nl 1'lf1r (00> 011 1l!o Wool- Will .. '• "'T..,..,. r,..,.., .....,. two TIWLEII SPACES lor USID CAl LOT -•• ...... ~ ... r, .......,, ..., ol "" .Holll! ""' ., till ;,., a . .....,, lbe ¥ , . ..,. CIJJ . a .., ADVIilRSift' MAfl'M II&N _., rent in the Villqe of Middle8lllla Wolle, fllletml• lulf ot • -· llo. 'll!lftr !Ill ............., ot !1!0 bu I ... I llmD£ "" 'WHb W!UIIIIIM•NIIt. Uoa Ne. Tnllt.J 081 ~~li~Wo ot IMter 8ro.toftr• Dnnp4 &lla Balar;......~.;.a' \:~ '!: . . . ._ port. cau WY NIM or WY Ill' *f&Rl I J MAH'F.~ ~ONR"l"ZRS.-ftm'OR '8II1D . ,FIIIUIJ. WI 1-ftll w. &allP 'ftlltolela am. ot u. Oldo crow. Craw 6 Porttr; ..., UIIIUillll \AMW w 1111 Mlt.ll '. t nn 'lit-• CompPIJ'I Putdi.,.J Wfln,: aad. ._ A1t.omeJJ fw PlalD1W' M 'I •I •" 1 •_ _• _1·..• ' HI. « WY :I-BO. .............. _ ............ ------........... . . •• -·~ .tlllllk Ohio. LAHWILL at I L Ill, MIJt E!!!!l/etb F!ek 1WJ devotiOIII !AI lolloir the •·' breolldut AD chu!dl al 1 I I QUAUIT -~FO. . :. :.:. .• lr PltiD Mrs. ' 1 boliessee. GROVER' STUDIO " ly MERRILL BLOSSER .J • ,, "'" ' ...... . ...... . . ve.,w~.,. \\~LiD ~~ie 'l>"~e;o~tee~'1n. co~~~ j CLOVERbay~SC-.i-bale:Mii. canco~ed? ~ ·'l~<''fll = t~nk1 Po~ A••'''""' HAROLD IIAY SO Wf4EN SHE (iETS CLIPPINGS ABOUT SINFUL CIZfMINALS KILUN~ j:'eA,_KS, MA WON'T ~'EM; MIJ' POOR DOESN'T 114E~'GCI-?IME~ ~lr .:;;;._..,..~;,;.;'_.;i;;;;;_.~..ii'-.1 ly b/ab BlaeHnars ,u;~ I LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIIi ;::,,~~.:."~,~:; ··-:,~·;~1~ .... ~~ l ied com~:. c.':..,~ Ohl~. r:r ,, 0' GANG UP BY Ev··-"w'li~ ~-~ I S ... £ 6U~S 'fM I TI¥\T WAY SHE 'ii.JRE" ~ OUT GRIM€ , El-l'? 'I MORE • ..j I !: ~pe own~ 1' 1! .... h 11n.' eeuJ LOOKI .... .... . SHARP USED CARS un;;:t or- 1 ..-. -..-- I a...... .. .... Gti!mlt RADIATOR sERVICE _ .. fo~U:In~-:::wDn'na~ra~-::c. eo;~w: :a::~'t -•-·"'• eoet: ILAmNAR == ................ "''-Ito....'* .,~>.n ':: :!..':"...:" ~="' =:, '"'::...'""::: ~~ __, .......... ....... ~~~~ ~ ~-,!!!! h~'s -am ===-===::.:::.=-..::.:_ =' "'"' ~ -= =" ., _............. *· ~. ~ H :mo~ H ' = •- L."f!. KellhGoltltftnl --·-------r4•-~-,...--·-•--·---------:-•·-----....:.--;..;.-,.,.,, . .,. _ _~~··-- .. ---·---- b(af1 ,iii1A ...62 _............ ~· . ..,... _,...... ,.- ·.. . .".-.- . . ,. ,. • ,{}! I ll"• h\•l!fl :ifoii • :.:r!; u. - - - · tz.aoo. ,_ ......... tran.. ........................ *· !!:=... room- ....... ..., ,_..... """"::.! ,=., I WHO'S THAT BEHIND ME? .• _........... '" ""~~..... --·· PEANUTS .•~ · .~ ~/ �SOCIAL Get Extra Cash The WantAd f3y - ~ __...,_ _ _ _ _ 12-:Dalllr Seollne_l:,~eroy·J:Ifddleport, 0., Feb. 23, 1986 w,vn AD ... INFORMA liON ~ HADLINII p , M, GIY llfore 1Utlic41otlell I MtneliY 0 ..1111•e t:ll A. M. CAHCILLATIONI CORtllc:TIONI Wilt .. ICC:e"" until Y:DG A. M, nr Oev •• "uiUicetlen Pomeroy! Motor Co. . 1962 Corvair $969 Locally owned, JJke new, Powergllde tran81Dission, white walls, beater. Try this one for real tracUon. · RI.GUl.ATIONI Tile I'U-.,IIsher f'4111J¥U tM rt1ht edit or re&aar tr'IY ••• ~ed •tltcUon•-••· lrron 1111uld be tmrftectlltely. Till Pilato lither wm not .. responslbll! for lftlte tt11n '"' 1ncor...c~ 1n1art1on. t• ,.,.rtecl 1963 Corvair P1nel $1399 Local owner, good tires, lawn fiullh, heater, good traction. 1962 Chevrolet 1Y2-Ton $1695 L. W.B. Like new 750x20 lO.ply tires. Cab A·l condition. Heater, heavy duty springs. 292 cu. in. 6-cyl. engine. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN IVES. 9:00P.M. PHONE WY 2-2156 - - -- - - Wanted ; ;;;~;;;;;;~..;..;....,;.;;;;;;;;;~, apartment. WY 2·5385. i 1 21 Uc NlCELV furnished 2 bedroom 1 apartment, Middleport, WY 2· ' 3814. 1 "=====-=-===~ tic LOT, Rutiand, five i TRAILER miles from Pomeroy Phone Wanted To Buy 1 SH 2-5613. 12 :!3 60\c PAIR . of used tractor tires I•'O UR furnishod apart· 10 11 - or 12-28. ment. WY 2-3658. 11 15 ttc ! 23 31p BRICK Duple• bedro" m 3 diStles hving room. dining room. kit· 1•II or wnte ' chen. basement and garage li RI~JM A!YI'm~<•·ellane<!US l\IU~ ~· urm:cre, ~~" ~uw~me;:u UIJII w I l9 tk . :~~~:~ ~:~~! ~~~c~YBu~-. fo~SI.. 1••• t Bachner's Super Market FR. EE qt Mag'.1c· Blea·c'·h Est•t• J GERT'S A gay girl, ready lor HOUSE FOR SALE a whirl efler cleaning oar·' MODERN J\anch Style, Beallll· pets with Blue Lustre. Rent lui location ori top of small nil! electric shampooer, II. Plek· f•clng State Highway Gauge ens Hardware, Ma•on. w· on ·Route road to high7 with ay Fgood u bedrooms va. 773-5583. 2·20-61C mam w . or , THE PROVEN- eartiet- eleaner i living, dining. family, kitchen, Blue Lustre is easu on the breakflst, play, maid's, uliilty ' and sbop. Three batlls, ceram· budget Rtstores forgotten ie toe and wall to wall carpel on colors. Rant electric sham- floors. About two-thirds of bouoe pooer, $1. Pomeroy Cement \ is paneled in mabogODY and Block, Pomeroy; Ohio. walnut. Air conditioned. Large 3-211-&lc patio and double carport. On - - - - - - - - - lot 200' x 390'. May be seen by Business Services appointment only. , PRICE REDUCED COJIIPLETE pest and termite ' Write: c-o The Dally Sentinel control services. 20 years exBox 668·H Pomeroy, 0. perieoce. R<laches, rats, oth· FOR SALE: 5 rooms wllll uti!· er household pests. Free e.. lty room. Waler, gas and tlmates and inspection. No electricity. $!,500. Welsh salesmen. New termite con- Town Hill. Phone WY 2-3312. trol plan. Meigs County's on· 2 9 Uc ly home owned company. AI· -- - Sale ~-I'O_U_R-ROOM-- FURNISHED c1=95.,..body, 6 ""F::cOR"'o-D V.S standard shift,, motor and trans~ 1 n WANTED I!Un tn m~nnr or tlea le r OPI!T· 41o&e t crlifird Gn Sta tlolll ltl !h i ~ ~enl!ral arn . App ly by ea U. lnli SJlt Hoo·k W. \'a . 736·~943. •Huut~~. ,.,., """· or "''""'"'· write to JQ:'I ,. South 001 • For For Rant .:...sA:.:.:LE;.____ ' . w·leners ~meroy, in excellent cooditioo. - 1958 Ford, hardlop, YB automatic ' .49c' 2 49C ch'1l'l smaII Eggs ' l estacraekers Kahn'• All M..t IL .. WITH Cllll BEANS 3 $1.t9 dft. _. 3Sc ~~· S ' •liver Dust Jo-Bo Dog Food' ltb i',.,'-'u • With $5.00 or more Purchas• lied pest and termite control 0 company. 605 W. Main St., K,U "f "" 011·10• WY 2-3159• ._• .,Ill' 2 18 f>Otp POMEROY - I 1\ story frame, . . 10 • ·~ 6Sc $1 12c•ns - ·-- HELEN. HELP us •' transmission, 2 new tires. Ex. WATER WELL drilling, Myert si rooms, bath, cellar, out .,, cellent oondltioo. Ph. SH 2- water pump sales and ser· · of high water. $5,000.00. 11156. 2 22 LOip vtce. Call collect Heaton MIDDLEPORT RURAL - 5 ac- - -D 'II' c Ch Ohl res one slory frame six JOHN DEERE "H" tractor. o., ester2 21 bath, !urn111.. by Helen Bottel Plow, cultivators, healing. $5,500.00. ·- MEDICINE machine. All In line mowing shape. BOOKKEEPING and income, 18ace ACRES _ OFF ROUTE 7 - THEIR OWN enough 1D admit wbal moll JII!O' Price $400. G. A. Deem, Ra- tax service. Old Post Offir.ei 15 cultivated, one story [Dear Helen: pie IIncluding you) won't: an,.. cine, Ohi<>. 2 22 61p building, New Haven, w. Va frame, 5 rooms, bath, base- Perhaps if everyone look ac· pensive wedcllog wltllollt "loot" SORRY- SAL is now a merry Evenings and all day S'alur· ment, furnace healing, barn, lion against these telephone would be a bust. And II lltla 2 21 Jlc chicken house, other build· sale• pitches that annoy us •o shockl you, tllen why not add gal. She used Blue Lustre day. rug and uphols•-· cJeaner. 1-------lngs. 17,500.00. murh, we could get them eli· "N<• gilts please" ID your InRent electric shampooer, _, 11. 1 ALBERT M. CO,X BROKER min• ted . For a 1oog time 1 vllatlons ,. Baker Furniture, Middle]XIrt, l WY 2-3830 WY Z-3631 took them as one of 111e's lrtam. Naturally, a w..,... · •· -·-•• should In- ~~~~. b;~~ roo~s, ~t, ~·) baseme~t, p 1ZZA 1 2-211-&tc i - -- - - --· - .. - ~nd AT ITS GREATEST I' fERTILIZER , cbun:h dliiiDI J'OOlll, lld'IJ' weal~, tile "'"""''"'IJ'IDV!Ied. . """""' G'"""'., .,..,.. ..-u WJLD,.,.,... """""' meets Wed""'!k)' main& at lbe bame ol Mn.' llawt•CI lladlb. CIW"''· . ftiURSDAY ONE WON ONE CLASS al the Pomeroy PlrBI Baptist Church will tDeet 'ftrarlda1 at 7:10 p. m. allbe bome ol ..,.. J. E. Foater. Mrl. Ellen CGUeb will be dei'OIIonallead8r. THERE WUL BB A apeelal lniPoflant meetllll al lbe Vet.,.... Memorial Clwcb.UIJ*.s 'l1lunl!a7 a! 7:10 p. m. at lbe boepllll.. AU mernblq are 1111· ed ID altelld. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION ol lbe Mlddloport Flnll Uulted Presbyterian Cburcb will meet Thursday evening, Peb. 24, at lbe churclL Leaders wm be Mrs, "'-' ' -'· ··• u - J• • • - ..,,. ...... """' E. Harley. TbeN will bo Jn. peop~ =.u:wolbene~~~: meets Thursday at 7:30 P. m. Members are uked ID brine ol4 :McGuffey readerL tfrab. meals will be served. BAND JIOOS. TER Aaaociatlon . -"' ""' m-' ""' _.., eb• ., 'Dtursdav, evan••• •• .In MIDD~ORT h"!:hool Tbe'l'b~~.~-~ I TME Btl . OSEII U:: ( ·-u.. v~-• -~ -~ pom~ 1 VES~1 . IM Sl\.:o'{ltJG. Til£ G1<1:AT VOID. lOOKI'-!C. FOR SIC:.fJS OF LIFE I Tewka bary, Mrl. John Welsb, Mrl. Carl Horky, Mrs. J. K. Smith, Mrs. '1'homall Kelly and Mrs. Vincent Dabo. ROCK SPRINGS GIIANGI!: ""~ DEVELOPING PRINTING liN CAllY CALEND:AR ~:~ !~. 2 21 3lc IBut then they started calling [vile closest friends, regardle!l :: gedcare:la FOR SALE: 6 room hou<e with at night, asking for my bus- oJ but tbe wilDie buildme rs ur Jan 1 1 5127 · tlc i Plain or with pepperoni, bath lull basement llr·lband. This because_ any sales· up on big (1110 make 11 led 2 4 11111 894 · -- - - , r"URNISHF.D aparlmem. 3 1 sausage, mushroom, ham or ' . ' man knows a man IS an eaSier 1big In my book) weddlnp sboull lo ,._, """'.,. lbe MoDNotice rooms and bath. 390 S. 2nd Landmark's Got I combinations. sell St., Middleport. . IIY when he has · "G'tmme '" _, day Mr. WlDiam RuaPl Pleasant ~2607 Phoue: mar k (especia · and yon <811't "" sell ))ecanae band "-·tor Is 8tt-• 1 .,..... Ave ., M1dd h'lmrL Call IVY 2· ' 9" or 12" Slzo _75e to 1.50 not been conditioned by dayttme·away from it· •cl • EVERYTHING 11 · 1e tfc calls). · 1 5262. 2 15 lfc I Complete Corry.Out •·rvlce So there poor Jim would J Perhaps you sbouldn'l knock IIIli asses a1 Ohie Unl 1 Why drive miles, atwhen · nigbts. CIRCLE 01 you can get 50 delivery our CALL WY 2-HO~ Auto Salas J'land, nodding and Ustening ]X1li·1• fellow for trying lo cash In Monday AFFERNOON 1 WA II.A RT.f. Marrh !st. busi- area warehouse. Call us for PlckupAtG.&G.CAFE te1y. and like as not making .on a bash he'd happily duct. w. MAIN POMEROY fOR SALE _ J959 · Plymoutlt 1 a date for a sales representa- MoSJ men would rather skip Bmeeleath :Melbldlst nr ~s buil di ng . Locatrd at 120 specialized service - Bulk 111 Fury. Larry Wolfe, Racine. liVe to call on ME next day. tile and clrcumstauce .m '11luradayt lbe .,..__:.:w;=.,".!..:. F.;i<:l 1.1:dn St, Pon11:roy . Call i Spreadin g Available - We & Also Can Apply Liquid Ni· p I ww ~1:-lti lda Sl'hnrn, WY 2·2524. trogen To Your Fiedo. All 1PAINTING- iliside and out. Gen- Call WI &-2054. 2 23 3tc That tore it! Nowadays I and make a quick trip ID the be Nanuaunou. ·MooN~with Mrs. HIGH ES T QU A LITY 2 15 tfc Ana lvsis, strai ght & mixed [ era! repairing. In Pomeroy 80 Interrupt lhe pitch to ask the minister Instead. So maybe Bruce Lloyd, Mn. NOI'IIIIII ~~"[~~sp~~lable. All at ~ · Middle]XIrl area. WV 2·37112. 63 Olds $1 ,895 name of the • : aelling the Utis ·~ .. of I hio is a prof2sl. Wayland, Mn. John Zlrldlllllld PROFESSIONAL WORK .\ RI)0\1 furni sht>d apa rtment 2 17 30lp 88 2 dr. Hard Top. Power product, and telephone Ever wu"' o that? ..;. H. :Mrl Lnrelltlt Mllbnm .. Ph. WY 2·2181 Phone WY 2·5435 212 South ·-steering and brakes. Hydra· number. Then I hang up call tl1e Dear Helen: 5ih Avrnee. Middlrpnrt. Ohio l e [ CURTIS, Dairy and beef aireo. malic drive. One careful firtn immediately and announce Whatever happened lo "Duz," CANI)Y In'RIPEBI Jlllll 111 22tfci Pommv POMEROY Minimum of $6.00 per cow, owner that IIley have not only lost a the washlng powder that "Duz Vetlnlia :Memorial ,........, 220 - . .E.. M , .ai11. .St.. - - - - - - ' Insurance OHIO 1 To far men call for Parker's. Inform•· 63 Buick _ $1 ,895 cus 1omer Ior all ti me, bu1 I'm E -••'""" - remember? ....,,.._ • lion all or service, 'l'burlda7 even!D& It t:IO, J'llt, \.. l.lk• In get touch.I ._ .. -· WY • M•• LeSabre z dr. Hard Top. influencing all my friends to J'.NGLE COLLEt'l'OR 11 allbe bolplts1. With some relatives 10ol John GRANGE INSURANCE. Mallea . J k W C Mg """"• Pomeroy, 11115-3415 We've serviced Ibis one shun them. And 1 make il a Dear J. C.: 801lTHERN UlCAL IIAND 1\us,.ll WilO II' " kliil'd ot Insurance Agency ' Inc., Porn- . ac . lney, r. Chester. 2-l3-30tc ]XIinl to keep the secretary 1111 It's probably Ill washed ap. Boollen will 111111 Rutlond. IIIII<>. in 1911. He eroy. Phone WY 2-3381. SEWING macl!lnes, Npalt ser· bl'lkes. Automatic shift. the line all long a time as their Does anyone know for 1111'11- '1'lnlndl1 eb. II 11 7:10p.m. nod SISter > and brothm and g I Uc ed hay, 70C a bale. Pbone SH vice, aU ID8kel. WY 2-22114. salesman would have kepi ME H. at 1111 ICbooL 'l'be W.,. was marned ti Bessie Hull . J'T IM( 1L! · 2-417l. 2-211-Stc 1be FabriC &hop, on. u enough of WI did that . aad MeiDi _..,. will con1: wt !Ill> addres >. \Irs. 1 ' ' lB 111!!1111l1Ct boon - - - -- Authorized Singer Sales and maybe companies would realize meet a1 f p,m; AD.Jtitlar IIIII Elmr·r it. Kent, R. R. 4, WilY WORRY over 1 sluggish Service. I Zll lfc Pomeroy, Ohio bow it feels to be constantly Mr. lllld Mn. Dua 11tn1fJC1, Senior Bad Pli&dl 1fi wpt1 Rucvru>. uhio. 4411211. t<>r'o .,.,... . sepUc Get Klean-Em· CONDITIONING Refrtgel' pestered. DarwlD, will eeld1rlll 10 alleDtl. tp llilk AU seplio lank cleaner. Land· aUon oervleo. Jaek'a Relrlg· Legal Notice II does no good to anap at • weddfal ualvmFRIDAY - - ---· 2 21 4 Copytn& llenlce. eop. mark Farm Bureau. Pome- eratiOD, New Haven. Phone LtoALNDTit• the plwn..person. She gets paid 1ry with an opeu hOUse !JaD. PAST :MATRON'S Cl.UB ol DELICIOUS Homemade PIZza. . les made .. ..... pa-" roy. %1. 8_,30tc ro • ..... • • de ellPATRICIA GAIL HILL. · · - ..... fur Ute number of calls and day, Fe'--- 2'1 from 1 Ill Caple 0..., Mid ·' $1110 1 D.. _. ..-_ ratdence Is unknown, and cannot , . ' ,..... ' ' birltl record.• and almost 8111' BUDGET PRICED furniture 1o .• .. '"""'"'"' •"' ""' "'"" '"" ,she doesn t report the d1Sgrw1t· 4 p.m. All tbelr frltoltds llld dleport will meet Frldq, Peb. 60c, 1ac, anu · s zes. 1 relatives are lavlletl. A fam· 2$ al lbe bome ol Mrs. JSIIIII luxe Pina, !1.>0 . •lack's Dai othei docwnenUI our third floor budget shop. Everyday Spec:l1l1 ":. victims. cy Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tic . Reuter blsuraace, Pome..., Baker Furniture, Mlddle]XIrl, 11 ••"" 'l:'.u ""', 1..., ,..1 ·':, th c rt I As for putlln g these I ily tlll1aer w'll proeede tbe opo Clalwortlly Ill POIIIei'01• Jlrl. t 1 Ur Ohio. 11 12 Uc Mlrle'• Style Poll •• "'" No. " ·'"· "''""' ••• • •· out of work llf we succeed m en house. 'Oleo NenWIIIII will be Ill ... I -=c-.,-=-:"""',_,.-H I $l 2S ..orce and other relief aD tbe (l'Oilftdl t· d h llin ) -• ,__ 1 rcull · ,A(o;TNA CASUM .'f'l tnsur:,nc• CHURCH PEWS for sale 11 "' wl 1""' ' " ' ' " ' '"' mo" '"'" pu ung one se g • sure lliBIIDII bostell """ Mn. ,..._ Shampoo & Sets . $I .50 ~~~n .;:~'!n!~~~~. ~;~t :~, ly they can find something bet· k ...._. ~~--•'- French wW lit~ dnoUOIIL ___ ~elp _._-Nanlr!d- Mullen Insurance Ageocy. Inc. 917' long, 16 - 6' long: also 30 day color rinse, ,.,.•. 1901. ter to do thlln annoy others! Callep Bal e..... ....,.w,. l\IIDDLEPORT waf . . . ~Pt\HE. l:'t·lE? E:itra ln•·ome! Pomero), Phone W\ 2338L a pulpit to matcb, aU for Sh & $3 50 HARKY 1 HILL. PlolntiH b h 8 Bell Ul JC 78 l lfo S20tl. caD WI 11- !20. 2-211-&lp ompoo lit · w••,, .. '"• Fu'" · GETTING EVEN Wa as I ev e meet FrldaJ evenlag, Feb. If. 2 ( umpl·1ent man or woman in- - - -- - -- 1 Permon11nll $7.50 yp "'"""' '"' Pllll!wr MORE MERCENARY OR Olney JC 84 loll. Vernon JC 17 at 7'10 p m. at 1b1 home t1 Wo seiland Servlco '" "· 23 ' 1" ._ '· "' "'· .._ '" MORE HONEST Gracelaod 106 Iowa Wslyll 8G Q1n1, Wllaat .. tt'r(·s ~ in making money Wlp and Wllflll uoAL oor1co D H •··6wel& 1 nu11 tjtd in the future to re· William Harokl Dixoaa. Routt~ 1. ear e en : ~ Mlria's Style Post Pomeroy, Ohlo, .... ,.. II•• """"' In making the list for wed· Arkaoaalll mJ 'II 1111 .md collect money from DAILY CROSSWORD that be will fU. h1l "tiUoa Ia U.. . . , , Sou. IlL U .. n!.t. " ' If tllr new super CQin operated IL ]24 Ph. WY U271 Probate eoun of Ke1,. Count,, pray· ding mv1tations, our daughter 8 · w VJUA• ~ 18. Like HEIIARI THI d ; ~pt·n~~.>rs . \Jo soliciting origiACRO.."_'iS GQ. Femall Syraeuu. Ohio ~0ftL!nc~!~~ 0:f -:: ~!!~ au;:: finance dl!agrees wJtb her on Texas 01 Rice 81 W. Barnal akounts as ruLe is es- 1. Cereal towl 1·~~ ~~~~~ ~·1 William Ha!""ld Dixon to WIIUn• Har· a touchy subject: abe wants to Houston 152 TeL Wesleyaa lDI ba.riano KARL GRUESER, Plumblllg =~·;!-·th~h~u:·~!Y P::·~~~:,u:~~ invite their college friends SMU 82 Texas AiM g ta h\is hed , by us. To quality .t. ~·~:r cone oow~· 21. creata:t, in 10' 00 o'olock A. M. " u "'"" (moody broke and not able kl Baylotl3 TelliS Tecll 82 and lle1tlng, Mloersvllle •• for profits and ownership' crazy wit.b 1. Leave ther. .ttv u the coud llUIY b.ll&r 1'wt a you f1111St have $600 oo $1900 i tha heat 0hio. Elltl your troub• u ,,. give expensive glftl) ; be waola Brdn·Smmna 105 New Met. til 2. Abbes~fashion to in\'f!ll and 6 to 10 hours 1 9. Powder and 3. One t~ 1 les. We have Ill !1lzes sewer '" THE •••••n couor to Invite famUy friends who are rlnlty 113 Ar~ 81. 80 22. Com· '·lf- "r or ill . terv1ew . . ' ahot. 65 Fonl G1luh 100 11 or fork paM machines. Reasonable rates. KOMI• M:~o:..'xoT~~~v • OHIO in the chips." H! says that's Tarleton Sl 52 Angelo St. 61 wet.n wr1te short for 2dr,H1...... 18 ..... 4. Shinto point Inters k Merchandisers, Ro- 10. LiliA with cau WV Uf/4, day or night. ,...,, ••.,.... or "' not only practical but abo helpWesl Le.m.ple 24. Pr:J!Ner !h'!d.ft.... -... 1 "''" ., • · - ,,......,,,=~:.,.. lui - their colleg~ lrleDds would San Fr811. 113 Santa Qara 80 I II lie chesLet, Minnesota. Include : effort r;, Shlpwomll 27. Man phone . 2 23 2\c ~ 12. ?J.:tal or 6. Nobl,._ llll. I BEATING, PLuMBING aura ... "'!'".'"" be embarrassed at ... lDYllatlon VISIT IN 8YJIAQJU: 65 Fonl Chinle 100 7. Help bird I DoJ:ol Bottle Gas. Amoid llro••••• lloo•ovoa. "' •'because they couldn'IILVe moch. Pomeroy-: Middleport, students : ts. K. Refers to 32. Toward lite352 1 titers, 111 E. Main Street " 01"" " II wm be a small wedding VIsiting over the weeJrend c.. radio•. ond helw ..... - 9. Smith Md 3f:i. End or & emplOyed men. earn $l'i-!30.00 i 14. rache: i'omerOJ. Uc c......,, """ ... w..,.,,.. ....., llld reception !here Isn't with Walter Cook and Mr. and G. Lev~ 00 Jolson well·knowD 65 Must•ng2 Door 1 22 weekly for 15 hours of "'"' · slang U.Soak ~;t·h~~ru: :'au~._:: rooDt for both after all relativse Mrs. Erza PbOllpl ol SyraeuR 11. A..'llan plains march spare lime. C.II WY 2-2471 16. The "upper 15. Excla.ma,. 31. MDISc DOte !!ax ......... ,..m.. G. I n.. I were Mr IIDII Mrs. CeGI1 Coot m1ll.IJ1,ra&or of t.be r.tat.e o( Liltkr are UIVIM'U P U8 rea...,7 C ()Se ' lllllltoltldliolle tion of ._ ODe type for informatiOD. 2 22 6tc : rr.:::"~tan _ _ , . , , 4 " " "4 ' . . . . . . . . ..., friends <Less lllan 101 """"Le) oon ~ llld Mr. IDI1 1111. -' p EXPERIENCED aurpof hbruary, 196(1, fJled a peUUon 1a • r-r • Raymond Cook SODS KeDilJ' aud. M. Ford 500 CAR fl(l,P wanted. Apply In 19. ln!pudence , S . 20. Porkfish =.''~~~~~~o~atotitM~:: ~:.0!'; ltThlheis youngl man saya, put'7ace Keith, East Ltverpooh Mr. ' " lad i)':'rson. Cr ow s teak House. l 23. Code signal ta •D Us. real tl\a~ owned br Ni4 011 ., reason YOil on a - t . . 1011 - - - ~~~~~~A:~.:.:L 2-20-tlc , 211. Mosie :-:::. !: J:,m~'!'u.:: ~c ' : a wedding It for Ute loot, so Mrs. Clarellee DWo&~ a.- 64 Ford G•lule 500 ~ . . drama: abbr. wu ,...,. '" "" "' wby ool euh in wbert the ry Lee llld stanlBJ WANTED : c..&perlenced mech- \ 21. Correct ,. 'f.\1:"'• tw• •..,. , . _ 1D • tlblle• Mr rmd :Mn. _ , . XL Cttw. I .... At 1Jw. ;. anic fer minor parts tnatalla· . 28. Harlan 1'rom the llrftlt trllek or •..,: cld1drea BeiiDJ'. Rhb•C•, tion service. Must be mature i Fiske buUdoar rldlotor lo lbe oiJua... in '"' T-'>"' Sue 8lld WUma JeaD, IDI1' Da- 64 Englllh Ford 2 Dr. with .,ility te manage de' , so. State cavalier : abOr, -lles! beater core. ,=~".,!·~~ : got ber droll IOd mode all vld Lewll all o1 MJ•dlao tJtt. · t •• 4 .... lrlttl. par t menl. an d sell parts. at. Obtain a.~n~ lft Ule £art . . ball (!4~ mo. the plans, I'd be wttblng they'd ' ....., 63 Chevrolet Imp II• '$ !lOa No. ao. TD . . •· ...,. No. 13 of break up nn.-t do OU ~·-~ Good workmg cooditions. ln I 33.Famous , . . tbe OIUo Comp•~·· PUrcllUe. bollndo ' nua W1111Ao IBRVJCI ANMOlJNCID 4 H.T. I "' AI tnM, t1o letter . state experience ref. · Betly 1. • - - - .. ..., .... " ,,. .. toUoon. ,..WI,, ol 1 man lJb 111111 Helen? _ _.. no. o1 ~:-:~ ' . .... llllttnlr ......... rvmw•-r BeiiJmltla a\ U1e Nol'ttnrM COIDH' ot p.f.aDMI'fla 11UUU any 1-,...... .,. ..., H14lt ere~ces and wagea ex~cted. 34· 'f:ekJJh : ~~t-+-t-1 ed .....,_ ..... . , ... 63bmltltr Wrtte c-o The Dally Sentinel, lfi. A golf ., · r; l'"'""""""~~~~~..,=l'IU~~Dc• lclatb a ..._ w-. Dell Parents· . owen ~,_, aew:c. _..,. lt~erl1q t t er1. M Box 638A. 2 1 Uc . bawl MJGTION&D We-e-D ... bonNt enough - -OMD..tet.a 8erYIII AllelllnJorth'• ~ence belfl N. J • JIIACWJUWIIIo ~ 111 li:UPJ~ 1 38. Daughter Critt •B,;.uon .... w.., ,.. uw. ...... South to show his merceaary streak wllll lha Laare1 Qllf ree 62 Comet 2 Door For Rent ot RJcot•o.eome tD :!;,~ 1t '",',~ ~ BBFORE marriage IOd honest ............ ,.___.. ,.__._ wiD :.:; lhL trw. ...... ..... I'IUH. Coallll lJ . . . . . . . . - - - • • &. .......... ~-- · - - ....._ POMEROY, Unfurnished, 8 .&.. C. 8BADFOBD eorDft' or ThOI. c. &Hfard'• Boult a. afo,...._4 diHrtMI 1 , 1 , wttb bellll ~~ 7:10. .u.r BIV. f!l!!" B1...., 01111 ............ ..,....,. . -_ . ... ._ -...... wt11 ........ .,.. 62 Fonl o.lu sao hedroom duplex. Sugar Run 67. Faln1c ........ .,_N o . . , 3 d o-- ..... _ ..... _ M •,.._ 1 l tfc chllnl M Unkl W Norda 11M of 1114 IUit JM • tt c1 w tlai IIIUfaetl u age. " , Area,_Ph: _WY 2-3618. 2-20-Uc ! 48_tv':.,~ · ····""' A&._ .. ''"""on...,,.. ..... 1W .... W"' I ~~-·to Dr, A. W. lwm CUSTOM BtTI'CHERING IlK alq. cbatn. md. a llllkl to ,_. o1 .,..... h rlJ!d; to OIICDPr for ukl IM1 tautTHREE snd four turDJ8n. . allowance Fllrllnt 4 Door CIOOtalnJIII fift mit 87-lOG acNI ...., at ~Hat oa• l:bl.rd a.&l of aa WililmR II CUI e<1 and unfurnished apart- 49. ..,.., A ollp IN. .._ ...... outt1ng. II'LU bUJ bides every ;.:'J,.: !he N. W• .,...... ol ::..::"'~·:,'f, '/';,-..: W~i.-11Gft11Qa. 1, N. menls. WY ~5134. 12 6 tic Mooday. PbD Met•, PboDI ·="~~:W::c!u.s:':'.,: ou . . . . . . t~oUan Pleuznt. wa ,.m1ttM to tbe I ROOM timrished apartment WY 1-3610. • 18 de ..... t ........ ., 1'11 Ph til ... . ~- ... - _ .. Holzer bolplllt 1IIIb • '-" 63 Ford o.lnle 1C10 1111 c.nv. U2 - IN. .._ for ront.. Poone WY 2-2'171. AI· "~1te For S1le Slolo of Ohio, ·Vol.or48. PolOCouab', ' of Olllo. tl)ol.- .... .--. ..._. ........ ............ gJ tel mo" or I •..... oU Udl Belt at0> ad ... of lo cordi 1htJI ~AN&W , ~·"~ WIWIII !... lilt' reWlo;ndhoottf .. R l ter >p.m. Phone WY ~7t.J ... No"" " ' " or tho W-' l!aft "' . ., . _ . Dllll• Vol. '"'• " " -'VIII _._ Ida , _ hi jM J'OR SALE: Lebanon Towushlp '' ,,..,.,. Thi<IY " ' ' '" .... _ .....,.. Dllll • - ...., """""' - · ~ .In, _1 ...,. _.. '!" ·I& 61 Olch 98 2 Door R<lwley and Reed Hardware. . o.. au. r - Two ,., ...,. •·""'ed drill H.T. N hw& All -. 5roomboule,l5acreaaround """""',,.,...... -•-••"• ,..,,.._., .. _ _ -... ..... "' . . lttil ............... =::::-;;::-:-=:--.= U:_I Ue _ ... 1111111"" • •• .... on ......o ....-.... """"--., u. ,. "" ,.. lilt " ,.. V•'*m wbiN lie II """"'" .._.__ --"1 -WI-~-·- J.AA;Il~a£ WJUY North ball or tbe Wed b.U ol 11114 o1 llld p · - for tU ~ _.. TIIAILE~ l..oTII ... 1rt1 61 Co!lilt 4 Door I •.,..Yel road. Prl•• Clti1M!rt w . - .. _... .... -. .. 01111. . . . . A •.a;a'll • QultaMm • """ llhaw bJ k Clair Prlot. b7 4H4 dlttt _.. of a, ' •MUon. ap llld wile. 8rowa'1 Trill At Ire& . . . . . DM. letb. 1110. and noorded hi VoL TM ~ .._.,.. named "111 NOLL 10 CODll er Part ISIIUI Appnnd) VWSOCH ~KGXa ~Wit 09PY0 BOP• ""'"" IJ ,_..... " _....... 13. . . . . . . . lad. - of \be D.s td8 IIOUel ... theJ . . .... . IICl'Q ....._ """'r •-... "' c-~r,,..,...._ _.. ....,. •.,..,...,. to u. 10J4 Jlr\LTIMOlUI: (UPJ) ..Qm.t lllnemille, Olllo, ,.,_ W\ VC LV OeXOH9&SOEC.-T00&8&CI JIAed""'"'' an 10011 p """'eiiO&d. Nlee lf1t11Ut ..,.. ~~~ ,..- """"""' ..... ,.. ..., .,. ,. • NoU,. uaKUal'• ........ _._ '"1 I 111111 ~ _ ... , ._ 111110 -• Co\UltJ of JblDr ..... IWeJ' ~ IUJitl OD Of btfoi'GI tbf 1IIJI lor site. Price '1100. ..... "' ........ IM!. . . . . . . .aa 4117 .. - .. for lha San ,....... CJiirprl Ill , _ a-•-'•"• _.__ 1ult nl 1'lf1r (00> 011 1l!o Wool- Will .. '• "'T..,..,. r,..,.., .....,. two TIWLEII SPACES lor USID CAl LOT -•• ...... ~ ... r, .......,, ..., ol "" .Holll! ""' ., till ;,., a . .....,, lbe ¥ , . ..,. CIJJ . a .., ADVIilRSift' MAfl'M II&N _., rent in the Villqe of Middle8lllla Wolle, fllletml• lulf ot • -· llo. 'll!lftr !Ill ............., ot !1!0 bu I ... I llmD£ "" 'WHb W!UIIIIIM•NIIt. Uoa Ne. Tnllt.J 081 ~~li~Wo ot IMter 8ro.toftr• Dnnp4 &lla Balar;......~.;.a' \:~ '!: . . . ._ port. cau WY NIM or WY Ill' *f&Rl I J MAH'F.~ ~ONR"l"ZRS.-ftm'OR '8II1D . ,FIIIUIJ. WI 1-ftll w. &allP 'ftlltolela am. ot u. Oldo crow. Craw 6 Porttr; ..., UIIIUillll \AMW w 1111 Mlt.ll '. t nn 'lit-• CompPIJ'I Putdi.,.J Wfln,: aad. ._ A1t.omeJJ fw PlalD1W' M 'I •I •" 1 •_ _• _1·..• ' HI. « WY :I-BO. .............. _ ............ ------........... . . •• -·~ .tlllllk Ohio. LAHWILL at I L Ill, MIJt E!!!!l/etb F!ek 1WJ devotiOIII !AI lolloir the •·' breolldut AD chu!dl al 1 I I QUAUIT -~FO. . :. :.:. .• lr PltiD Mrs. ' 1 boliessee. GROVER' STUDIO " ly MERRILL BLOSSER .J • ,, "'" ' ...... . ...... . . ve.,w~.,. \\~LiD ~~ie 'l>"~e;o~tee~'1n. co~~~ j CLOVERbay~SC-.i-bale:Mii. canco~ed? ~ ·'l~<''fll = t~nk1 Po~ A••'''""' HAROLD IIAY SO Wf4EN SHE (iETS CLIPPINGS ABOUT SINFUL CIZfMINALS KILUN~ j:'eA,_KS, MA WON'T ~'EM; MIJ' POOR DOESN'T 114E~'GCI-?IME~ ~lr .:;;;._..,..~;,;.;'_.;i;;;;;_.~..ii'-.1 ly b/ab BlaeHnars ,u;~ I LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIIi ;::,,~~.:."~,~:; ··-:,~·;~1~ .... ~~ l ied com~:. c.':..,~ Ohl~. r:r ,, 0' GANG UP BY Ev··-"w'li~ ~-~ I S ... £ 6U~S 'fM I TI¥\T WAY SHE 'ii.JRE" ~ OUT GRIM€ , El-l'? 'I MORE • ..j I !: ~pe own~ 1' 1! .... h 11n.' eeuJ LOOKI .... .... . SHARP USED CARS un;;:t or- 1 ..-. -..-- I a...... .. .... Gti!mlt RADIATOR sERVICE _ .. fo~U:In~-:::wDn'na~ra~-::c. eo;~w: :a::~'t -•-·"'• eoet: ILAmNAR == ................ "''-Ito....'* .,~>.n ':: :!..':"...:" ~="' =:, '"'::...'""::: ~~ __, .......... ....... ~~~~ ~ ~-,!!!! h~'s -am ===-===::.:::.=-..::.:_ =' "'"' ~ -= =" ., _............. *· ~. ~ H :mo~ H ' = •- L."f!. KellhGoltltftnl --·-------r4•-~-,...--·-•--·---------:-•·-----....:.--;..;.-,.,.,, . .,. _ _~~··-- .. ---·---- b(af1 ,iii1A ...62 _............ ~· . ..,... _,...... ,.- ·.. . .".-.- . . ,. ,. • ,{}! I ll"• h\•l!fl :ifoii • :.:r!; u. - - - · tz.aoo. ,_ ......... tran.. ........................ *· !!:=... room- ....... ..., ,_..... """"::.! ,=., I WHO'S THAT BEHIND ME? .• _........... '" ""~~..... --·· PEANUTS .•~ · .~ ~/ �-, •. ' 1/ .... ' ...... OllNGI'fOIIIf, ... (VPI)Wllllam· (Billf) Jrlll · 1r~ II· year. old plaDbllor jill tral!l · peter Louh! ArmsllOD!I'I band. died early todaJ ID loulh Skl< Jlolpltal' liter • lrrlel lllllels. ., .· Capitol Comment- Events uled to llllllerp lurpl1 todn \' bloeked urethrx BY DON MACLEAN biiJiiD8 grocerleo where I better biiJI, wblle llaldiJII ":~lthi tube leadlag from lb bla~ WWiam Wblta II oa Vacallonl •mlaled by a label upo11 a J might sUII be 1D lha Ill der, but a fever be wu run WASHINGTON - Tbe Tbe label clearly do- market. (Maybe )'OU beve TUesday UJ..-- dout ~ «<ean housewife Is 1 lot wbat the package COD- knoW how IDBDI' beiDI to 111 lba operalioL er than some people think, Tbe net weight can be pound.) cording to Rep. Ezekiel C. on tho label, eveo though In lha matter of plclurell lugs ID.. Ark.;. Among may be on lba back of It Ill cans I could liDd 111 m!lleadln@ wllo uoderesUmate ber, cases. • oaos. Possibly there II a ingo says, are lha President I was so IDapired by Gathlago' decepUon In tbe bill edvisor on observations that I uadertool< packagblg, olnce oerlala Esther Peterson, favors the ehorea the at our bouse oeldom "trDih Ia packaging" following Saturday at our nelgb- the delicious plclureo OD to protect the bomemaker borboocl aupermarkeL On the bonl of mix. But perbapo '! her own otupldlty. shopping llot which bad boeDen- lo 111 ledlvlduklu!al~~= Gatllings whose Dlclulamo trusted to me (with 11'111 mi.- 1111 ~ tbJ lull\1 i "Took," faU. to oee bow I IJllgbl add) wu writ- All lkJIImed I . . like "Jumbo" and "SUper" cans, large olivea." real quarrel with llmii'IIIIDIIIDII fatal accidents. More than 100 automobiles were In· Iabeii should coafuao 1111 lbell I lollllll &wo idlel Gatbing!l statemenll, wltb 1lle volved and thr.. tanker trucko exploded, opewiDg of canned ollvea, "KID&" 8lld aceplloD cl 1111 - aboal f!amlll8 fuel over the alta, ol. tbe thain-roacUoa colJi. And he says that the amouol or the wel&blCo~" No COil!ulloD lng to IIP8IId 111011q. Sfnllgllt frOIII l'lril ktolo· &ionL - - - - - - - - et..rly marked ell plckBges. ''K!Dt' ob91oualJ llllllllllbt IUPIIIIWkel, I dllo-•lllllltdo, . 11M " - fOIIriO . I a. m.; H. E. Bowles up "On Saturdeys, I do the and "Super Coloaal" ed that lomatoeo are ool!llg lilwl o1 11M 110<!~ • llppfd ~J~!~~; 2 a. m.; Beaver up eery buying for my boose," meant "large." 39 cenll per pound, maldng 111(/11 • rila lloot ,. llrlllhl 2:45 a. m.; 0. F. Gathings said ln a As Gathings llllid, oontenll matoeo abeul II ...11 tDirita. I up Winfield 4:35 a.m.; to bis constituents. "It II relax· llearly printed on Iabeii. Tbe produce elerlk ll8id I \Mounta,in State dowa Winfield ing and a real pleasure for mo. Tba confusino comes trying to blame Labor Secretary =~~~r! 1 get enjoyment 1111 of which lo tho best biiJI. Wirtz 8lld his migrant ~· money anybow." Coming from Instance, a ODe-pound, restriotionllor that. O.K. AgstaRA <Ill.) 90 wilL 78 1 Coogreasman, 11181 last c811 of greea be8llo wea I 01 ~ Lakeland 114 Chi. Ill. 103 (ot) ment is hardly a surprlae.l 35 oenla. Aaolher, a TO TAKE INIFB Middleport Morrio Minn. 911 Buens Visla 83 He conlilluos: "I do aot pouad caD, wao only 31 cents. WASHINGTON <UPJ) m. Tech 13 Dubuque 58 call •• instance In many If I'd tried to llgurt eut tho llllll. Frank Lauscbe wu 87 \VOUam S. White to correcl 1 .....,..,.-tboppllg SLAUGHTER ALLEY - Snwuldering wreckage marko the s~ne where si:z died in the latest traffic catastrophe on a slreich of U. S. Highway Hll south of Los An· gelea dubbotl "liaughler alley• for Ill &rim reoord 11 I $5.00-. Roush' Sh S TUPI'IItl PLAINI LEAN--MEATY LUNAR TOOL KIT-space engineen have developed a tool til which ma be standard EQUipment for the first astronauts to land oa (be lllOOIL 'llut' ~oot · deSJgned for eav ~rage iD lbe Apollo Lllnar EJ:CIU'Slon :Module, fllntalns 16 · eal tools for examm•!'ll the lunar llurfaoo.aDd oblaining rock IBJIIple& We~ln ~ 62 poUDds on eartb, it Blill could be earned euily oa the moon, ., at left, where It wo~d Weigh only 10.3 pounds because lunar gravity Is only ..,...lxtb that of eartlt. Ke} tool is a battery-oper.alecl drill.~ capable ·ot. ehi<dinl: qr ~·'"· -~ ~·•··'·• from besalllo JliiDiial. ................. - - :m- BlADE CUT STORES r-------, SPECIALS 1 Prices lfftctlve 1 KRAJIT MAC..CHE&SI DINNIR I Thurs..fri.-Sat. I 1114 ... L ______ J 19c I Feb. 24th, 25th, 26th I ... BAKER'S ANGEL FlAKE ENGLISH ROAST ROAST CENTER CUT QUANTl'l'Y JUGifl'S IIESERVED COCONUT 47c ~.. JEUO DESSERT ~-- lOc ... STEWING MOP UP - 1st Cavalry Division troops leap from a helicopter to join the mop-up operation in South Viet Nam"s "little iron txlangle" south of Bong Son. U.S. forces overran tlle Viet Cong stxonghold area after il had beoa pounded bf bombera and four daya of heavy artillery firo. ~=-~ ROBIN HOOD FLOUR .79 15c ... VEL Uquld Detergent :.:-- SUGAR ICE CREAM ..... lll ••1. 85c 69c .f!i'PlROZIJI PAsCAL COLONIAL Fairmont lnncl BEST 25 L8. BAG CLOVER ~ DASH DOG FOOD BEEF CLOVER FARM SPECIAL By UDIIeol Prell Iatenatloaal Cl~ciMaU's Bearcall 111:10 ltand a good chance of taklnR Crinkle Cut French FtW ·CELERY STALK c .... $1 2llo. PoiJ But that might have been only a delay lor the Bearcats, who need only a win ovN Drake In Cincinnati Saturday Dlght to clinch a tie lor lhe conference crown while Wichita liM to win three more e<~mes It the league, all on the roart, to tie lor the title. Tbt oboe Is on the olher loot for Toledo in tonight's MidAmerlsn Conference clash aoainst Western Michigan. The Rocket! must win this one at home to set the stage lor a showdown batUe with leali!;tlf'leading Miami Saturday night, and a loss would be almost disastrous lor Toledo. Miami warmed up Tuesdav o•gbt lor lhe Toledo game with I 76-72 victory over Xavier in tile RedskinB' final home game lithe campaign. Ktat Grounds Falcons Ia 4lther Mid~American Conference gamec, Kent State 101pped 1 four .. game losing atreak wilh a 79-68 victory over Bowling Green, and Ohio University pulled down 110 rebounds to sink Marshall, 92-78. In other action Involving Ohio colleges, BaldwinWallece doiYIIed Capilal, 94-M, in a thriller at Columbus; Anderson of Indiana blasted Ohio Northern. 10-'13; Wilmington won Its first MJd.OhJo Conference deciSion witb 1 98-70 victory over Malone, and John Carroll bumped Westero reserve, 75-tiG. CloebmaU nearly pulled lhe Wloblla game out of th llere coming from behind for a 66-65 lead In the second hal!. But lhe Shocke,.., with aophomore Warren Armstrong scoring 25 poinla 8lld 1Jf8bbing 18 rebouods • shot Into th• lead lor good at eM IIIIWte to lhelr 12th consecp11¥1 liome victory II the .... II 11.. Miami starters bll 111 lhe double iigures, but lhe ReOoklns had to light o!f a late Xatler rally thai brought the Musketeers to within three points. Guard Jim llallihan hit two foul lboll with seven oeonnd!o remalniJII to sew It up lor MIOhio> V., led by sophomore ....-d Marshall Hatcher wltb It poinll!, bad a fairly easy Ume wllh Manball. Tbree otber BobCUI ICOred 17 poiDII eocb to ....-antee Ohio a winning oeaaon lllld third place m lha MAC. Kent Slate'a Larry Horner acorod 23 of his za poinllln lha oecond baU to lead 1 11111e that brought lha Flaabeo from bolilnd. BOWtiq Green, whl~b lost Ill fifth stralgbt, outgu•"ed kolit from lho feld and outrebounded lht •loltora, 11-40, but loot lha game at the free lhrow lint u lhe Flasbeo bit 211 of 42 tharlty tosses. Jerry Stecbachulte ocored 17 ,oiall for Ohio Northern but It . . ., ODOUjJh to offlet lhreo playera hitting 20 pola13 or 111111'1 IGr Aaderaon, Ia lite llnal llblo Conference rqu1ar oeaoon Baldwill • Wallace'• Bob Bllougb hit a layup with N• loft Ill puol lbt Jacketo Into an U-11 lold over capital artor the - . hid been lild It llmta 8lld tbe leed changed hoods oa Zl occasions. Jim Craycraft paced Capital with 21 poiJII ea llolb teams lbot U per oeat lrom the tltld. .. Ill final le8gtlt ..... ol lbe Masott, Wlbnlllgloa tlnaiiJ WOD I MJd.Oido ConferetiCI dodlloll. Llmi Orlai and Terry / • PRE Like .••• Kroger Tenderay Brand Beef and Kroger Fresh Frozen Grade A Turkeys Your Choice HYGRADEorVALDECKER ·'·' ,. LENTEN SEAFOOD SPECIALS" ,.............d., Cod or Perch Steaks •••• 2 :. 99c Freshore Fish Sticks •••• •:; 39c Dressed Whiting .••••• •• .. 25t Freshore Breaded Shrimp ;: 69c FUlL SHANK lb. HALF -...• ,... .... -"'· . -- *--.. .- Kroger Brand Turkeu•: BuU Half ••••••••••. lb. 69e ..... K-Iooolho.....,_h_ Kroger Grade A turtoor ,... - TURKEYS tolfod " ' - Mit - , _ ,.,_ IIIII - - 8 to 12 --- Cube Steaks •...• ---- 10!:.., 89c RIB ROASTS lb. avg. lb. loW ,. K,_ TENDERAY BEEF FreBh Frozen Wlllll'l ...... ...., c.-. Roast of Beef ••••...•••• .':: $199 ~- Bread •••••••.... . ....... 6:::.$1 IKNtwM PlauM Vsg. hoi- Croom of Chick•CompiooWs Chlctc.n NIOIIto Sherbert ·-·-···--------.. ,...... 49e Angel Food Cake •••.•••• ~ ... 39c c...,. of - SOUP ..... . - No.1 cam ,,' ' = Facial Tissue ···-.... ___ .. 5 Morlort rrait $1 PIES Appl1 Pt. Ridg• APPL'ESAUCE Clulllip . . . Potato Chips ... _. ___ ___ •. ,_ -,.. 49c K- Giant Box TomatoJuite .................. 4::$1 No.303 cam Chicken of Til. Sea Light Chunk ami. No. t,.l T .I ' CIUII ""~ • ~i$1 ••• ;~ '. .,1 "~ Skim Milk •••••••••••••••. 11...._ 39c "~•]{..... Spotlight Blfln Kro11n Plaba or S. B. COFFEE FLOUR 3lb. Bag $1.77 ~ illcM, ~ C1omlt, .... ...... \ Pineapple·----------·-·~ 4:0'"' $1 ':. Knfl Mlr•clt Margarine '} ...29c ·c'\oi K-Oroo~~o......,..,.,l_ Juice •••••••••••••••...• 2 ~ 79c AJka Seltzer •••. _. _.. _... _ u·. 43e a-. VINE· RIPE IHd lbe QuWro. ~ lhennan Kall ICOrod Jill b'o • pnlall .. 1111 llrat ball •• .... Job!l . lbe Proal4eall' ~- will ·over tliJ r1ra1 w•tn Rarva. . . Wtslen Michigan II Tol~, 1 few el tbe lllc tames rtlullllllllllllllll e.trll 8taJt lid . lllllftoll ' Ill • ~..... llllllt .... California Navel TO TOES lb. LE ..... 49c 25c whel• ' ~ Hall 'FRESH . RIPE ' . ... lei...... .,..... al'"" - - 113 Size doz. . ;• H c l' l'f. 'dl 'tl 'l -- ·sTRAWBERRIES·:.: IIDJIIIr, ~ IALTDIOBIIl (VPI) -Jt1t ClliJJIUbi JGdt lblw . 1llliMTI ~ at Plmlllo. '11!t ,... ,JoaUJ. WOD lbe ...... ~ ell Iloal 8be (..,.•,, lbt >(J 1 .., ud"'::* ... ., ~-· •· ',J_t ;]riU~~ :t':."'&IJIIII <•n.•> ". ' ORANGES ,.. ........... '----.,..... Hawaiian No.6 Size Moon _.. 17 polnll aploca ... · toalaM till bUIWllmtlla ID 1 CLOVIIt PAIIM ITOIIEI MAINTAIN IIG ITORI PltlCU WITH SMALL ITOitl FltiiNDLINESS I ro er· r1ce· lor). em-u. ILl. BAG • lhe Missouri Vallay Conference basketball Utlo, but lhey can't IIford the luzury of losing ogaln. Tbe Bearcats, still leeding lhe MVC with a 9-4 record. nod their Iitle express temporarily atallod at Wichita Tuesday night when tho Sl10ckers came through with a crucial 8&-76 vic- 1011. c CHUCK ·Bemats Drop 4th . Loop Tilt '. I ' ) J .•.•...1< ·- ...... .... ··- n·,h �-, •. ' 1/ .... ' ...... OllNGI'fOIIIf, ... (VPI)Wllllam· (Billf) Jrlll · 1r~ II· year. old plaDbllor jill tral!l · peter Louh! ArmsllOD!I'I band. died early todaJ ID loulh Skl< Jlolpltal' liter • lrrlel lllllels. ., .· Capitol Comment- Events uled to llllllerp lurpl1 todn \' bloeked urethrx BY DON MACLEAN biiJiiD8 grocerleo where I better biiJI, wblle llaldiJII ":~lthi tube leadlag from lb bla~ WWiam Wblta II oa Vacallonl •mlaled by a label upo11 a J might sUII be 1D lha Ill der, but a fever be wu run WASHINGTON - Tbe Tbe label clearly do- market. (Maybe )'OU beve TUesday UJ..-- dout ~ «<ean housewife Is 1 lot wbat the package COD- knoW how IDBDI' beiDI to 111 lba operalioL er than some people think, Tbe net weight can be pound.) cording to Rep. Ezekiel C. on tho label, eveo though In lha matter of plclurell lugs ID.. Ark.;. Among may be on lba back of It Ill cans I could liDd 111 m!lleadln@ wllo uoderesUmate ber, cases. • oaos. Possibly there II a ingo says, are lha President I was so IDapired by Gathlago' decepUon In tbe bill edvisor on observations that I uadertool< packagblg, olnce oerlala Esther Peterson, favors the ehorea the at our bouse oeldom "trDih Ia packaging" following Saturday at our nelgb- the delicious plclureo OD to protect the bomemaker borboocl aupermarkeL On the bonl of mix. But perbapo '! her own otupldlty. shopping llot which bad boeDen- lo 111 ledlvlduklu!al~~= Gatllings whose Dlclulamo trusted to me (with 11'111 mi.- 1111 ~ tbJ lull\1 i "Took," faU. to oee bow I IJllgbl add) wu writ- All lkJIImed I . . like "Jumbo" and "SUper" cans, large olivea." real quarrel with llmii'IIIIDIIIDII fatal accidents. More than 100 automobiles were In· Iabeii should coafuao 1111 lbell I lollllll &wo idlel Gatbing!l statemenll, wltb 1lle volved and thr.. tanker trucko exploded, opewiDg of canned ollvea, "KID&" 8lld aceplloD cl 1111 - aboal f!amlll8 fuel over the alta, ol. tbe thain-roacUoa colJi. And he says that the amouol or the wel&blCo~" No COil!ulloD lng to IIP8IId 111011q. Sfnllgllt frOIII l'lril ktolo· &ionL - - - - - - - - et..rly marked ell plckBges. ''K!Dt' ob91oualJ llllllllllbt IUPIIIIWkel, I dllo-•lllllltdo, . 11M " - fOIIriO . I a. m.; H. E. Bowles up "On Saturdeys, I do the and "Super Coloaal" ed that lomatoeo are ool!llg lilwl o1 11M 110<!~ • llppfd ~J~!~~; 2 a. m.; Beaver up eery buying for my boose," meant "large." 39 cenll per pound, maldng 111(/11 • rila lloot ,. llrlllhl 2:45 a. m.; 0. F. Gathings said ln a As Gathings llllid, oontenll matoeo abeul II ...11 tDirita. I up Winfield 4:35 a.m.; to bis constituents. "It II relax· llearly printed on Iabeii. Tbe produce elerlk ll8id I \Mounta,in State dowa Winfield ing and a real pleasure for mo. Tba confusino comes trying to blame Labor Secretary =~~~r! 1 get enjoyment 1111 of which lo tho best biiJI. Wirtz 8lld his migrant ~· money anybow." Coming from Instance, a ODe-pound, restriotionllor that. O.K. AgstaRA <Ill.) 90 wilL 78 1 Coogreasman, 11181 last c811 of greea be8llo wea I 01 ~ Lakeland 114 Chi. Ill. 103 (ot) ment is hardly a surprlae.l 35 oenla. Aaolher, a TO TAKE INIFB Middleport Morrio Minn. 911 Buens Visla 83 He conlilluos: "I do aot pouad caD, wao only 31 cents. WASHINGTON <UPJ) m. Tech 13 Dubuque 58 call •• instance In many If I'd tried to llgurt eut tho llllll. Frank Lauscbe wu 87 \VOUam S. White to correcl 1 .....,..,.-tboppllg SLAUGHTER ALLEY - Snwuldering wreckage marko the s~ne where si:z died in the latest traffic catastrophe on a slreich of U. S. Highway Hll south of Los An· gelea dubbotl "liaughler alley• for Ill &rim reoord 11 I $5.00-. Roush' Sh S TUPI'IItl PLAINI LEAN--MEATY LUNAR TOOL KIT-space engineen have developed a tool til which ma be standard EQUipment for the first astronauts to land oa (be lllOOIL 'llut' ~oot · deSJgned for eav ~rage iD lbe Apollo Lllnar EJ:CIU'Slon :Module, fllntalns 16 · eal tools for examm•!'ll the lunar llurfaoo.aDd oblaining rock IBJIIple& We~ln ~ 62 poUDds on eartb, it Blill could be earned euily oa the moon, ., at left, where It wo~d Weigh only 10.3 pounds because lunar gravity Is only ..,...lxtb that of eartlt. Ke} tool is a battery-oper.alecl drill.~ capable ·ot. ehi<dinl: qr ~·'"· -~ ~·•··'·• from besalllo JliiDiial. ................. - - :m- BlADE CUT STORES r-------, SPECIALS 1 Prices lfftctlve 1 KRAJIT MAC..CHE&SI DINNIR I Thurs..fri.-Sat. I 1114 ... L ______ J 19c I Feb. 24th, 25th, 26th I ... BAKER'S ANGEL FlAKE ENGLISH ROAST ROAST CENTER CUT QUANTl'l'Y JUGifl'S IIESERVED COCONUT 47c ~.. JEUO DESSERT ~-- lOc ... STEWING MOP UP - 1st Cavalry Division troops leap from a helicopter to join the mop-up operation in South Viet Nam"s "little iron txlangle" south of Bong Son. U.S. forces overran tlle Viet Cong stxonghold area after il had beoa pounded bf bombera and four daya of heavy artillery firo. ~=-~ ROBIN HOOD FLOUR .79 15c ... VEL Uquld Detergent :.:-- SUGAR ICE CREAM ..... lll ••1. 85c 69c .f!i'PlROZIJI PAsCAL COLONIAL Fairmont lnncl BEST 25 L8. BAG CLOVER ~ DASH DOG FOOD BEEF CLOVER FARM SPECIAL By UDIIeol Prell Iatenatloaal Cl~ciMaU's Bearcall 111:10 ltand a good chance of taklnR Crinkle Cut French FtW ·CELERY STALK c .... $1 2llo. PoiJ But that might have been only a delay lor the Bearcats, who need only a win ovN Drake In Cincinnati Saturday Dlght to clinch a tie lor lhe conference crown while Wichita liM to win three more e<~mes It the league, all on the roart, to tie lor the title. Tbt oboe Is on the olher loot for Toledo in tonight's MidAmerlsn Conference clash aoainst Western Michigan. The Rocket! must win this one at home to set the stage lor a showdown batUe with leali!;tlf'leading Miami Saturday night, and a loss would be almost disastrous lor Toledo. Miami warmed up Tuesdav o•gbt lor lhe Toledo game with I 76-72 victory over Xavier in tile RedskinB' final home game lithe campaign. Ktat Grounds Falcons Ia 4lther Mid~American Conference gamec, Kent State 101pped 1 four .. game losing atreak wilh a 79-68 victory over Bowling Green, and Ohio University pulled down 110 rebounds to sink Marshall, 92-78. In other action Involving Ohio colleges, BaldwinWallece doiYIIed Capilal, 94-M, in a thriller at Columbus; Anderson of Indiana blasted Ohio Northern. 10-'13; Wilmington won Its first MJd.OhJo Conference deciSion witb 1 98-70 victory over Malone, and John Carroll bumped Westero reserve, 75-tiG. CloebmaU nearly pulled lhe Wloblla game out of th llere coming from behind for a 66-65 lead In the second hal!. But lhe Shocke,.., with aophomore Warren Armstrong scoring 25 poinla 8lld 1Jf8bbing 18 rebouods • shot Into th• lead lor good at eM IIIIWte to lhelr 12th consecp11¥1 liome victory II the .... II 11.. Miami starters bll 111 lhe double iigures, but lhe ReOoklns had to light o!f a late Xatler rally thai brought the Musketeers to within three points. Guard Jim llallihan hit two foul lboll with seven oeonnd!o remalniJII to sew It up lor MIOhio> V., led by sophomore ....-d Marshall Hatcher wltb It poinll!, bad a fairly easy Ume wllh Manball. Tbree otber BobCUI ICOred 17 poiDII eocb to ....-antee Ohio a winning oeaaon lllld third place m lha MAC. Kent Slate'a Larry Horner acorod 23 of his za poinllln lha oecond baU to lead 1 11111e that brought lha Flaabeo from bolilnd. BOWtiq Green, whl~b lost Ill fifth stralgbt, outgu•"ed kolit from lho feld and outrebounded lht •loltora, 11-40, but loot lha game at the free lhrow lint u lhe Flasbeo bit 211 of 42 tharlty tosses. Jerry Stecbachulte ocored 17 ,oiall for Ohio Northern but It . . ., ODOUjJh to offlet lhreo playera hitting 20 pola13 or 111111'1 IGr Aaderaon, Ia lite llnal llblo Conference rqu1ar oeaoon Baldwill • Wallace'• Bob Bllougb hit a layup with N• loft Ill puol lbt Jacketo Into an U-11 lold over capital artor the - . hid been lild It llmta 8lld tbe leed changed hoods oa Zl occasions. Jim Craycraft paced Capital with 21 poiJII ea llolb teams lbot U per oeat lrom the tltld. .. Ill final le8gtlt ..... ol lbe Masott, Wlbnlllgloa tlnaiiJ WOD I MJd.Oido ConferetiCI dodlloll. Llmi Orlai and Terry / • PRE Like .••• Kroger Tenderay Brand Beef and Kroger Fresh Frozen Grade A Turkeys Your Choice HYGRADEorVALDECKER ·'·' ,. LENTEN SEAFOOD SPECIALS" ,.............d., Cod or Perch Steaks •••• 2 :. 99c Freshore Fish Sticks •••• •:; 39c Dressed Whiting .••••• •• .. 25t Freshore Breaded Shrimp ;: 69c FUlL SHANK lb. HALF -...• ,... .... -"'· . -- *--.. .- Kroger Brand Turkeu•: BuU Half ••••••••••. lb. 69e ..... K-Iooolho.....,_h_ Kroger Grade A turtoor ,... - TURKEYS tolfod " ' - Mit - , _ ,.,_ IIIII - - 8 to 12 --- Cube Steaks •...• ---- 10!:.., 89c RIB ROASTS lb. avg. lb. loW ,. K,_ TENDERAY BEEF FreBh Frozen Wlllll'l ...... ...., c.-. Roast of Beef ••••...•••• .':: $199 ~- Bread •••••••.... . ....... 6:::.$1 IKNtwM PlauM Vsg. hoi- Croom of Chick•CompiooWs Chlctc.n NIOIIto Sherbert ·-·-···--------.. ,...... 49e Angel Food Cake •••.•••• ~ ... 39c c...,. of - SOUP ..... . - No.1 cam ,,' ' = Facial Tissue ···-.... ___ .. 5 Morlort rrait $1 PIES Appl1 Pt. Ridg• APPL'ESAUCE Clulllip . . . Potato Chips ... _. ___ ___ •. ,_ -,.. 49c K- Giant Box TomatoJuite .................. 4::$1 No.303 cam Chicken of Til. Sea Light Chunk ami. No. t,.l T .I ' CIUII ""~ • ~i$1 ••• ;~ '. .,1 "~ Skim Milk •••••••••••••••. 11...._ 39c "~•]{..... Spotlight Blfln Kro11n Plaba or S. B. COFFEE FLOUR 3lb. Bag $1.77 ~ illcM, ~ C1omlt, .... ...... \ Pineapple·----------·-·~ 4:0'"' $1 ':. Knfl Mlr•clt Margarine '} ...29c ·c'\oi K-Oroo~~o......,..,.,l_ Juice •••••••••••••••...• 2 ~ 79c AJka Seltzer •••. _. _.. _... _ u·. 43e a-. VINE· RIPE IHd lbe QuWro. ~ lhennan Kall ICOrod Jill b'o • pnlall .. 1111 llrat ball •• .... Job!l . lbe Proal4eall' ~- will ·over tliJ r1ra1 w•tn Rarva. . . Wtslen Michigan II Tol~, 1 few el tbe lllc tames rtlullllllllllllllll e.trll 8taJt lid . lllllftoll ' Ill • ~..... llllllt .... California Navel TO TOES lb. LE ..... 49c 25c whel• ' ~ Hall 'FRESH . RIPE ' . ... lei...... .,..... al'"" - - 113 Size doz. . ;• H c l' l'f. 'dl 'tl 'l -- ·sTRAWBERRIES·:.: IIDJIIIr, ~ IALTDIOBIIl (VPI) -Jt1t ClliJJIUbi JGdt lblw . 1llliMTI ~ at Plmlllo. '11!t ,... ,JoaUJ. WOD lbe ...... ~ ell Iloal 8be (..,.•,, lbt >(J 1 .., ud"'::* ... ., ~-· •· ',J_t ;]riU~~ :t':."'&IJIIII <•n.•> ". ' ORANGES ,.. ........... '----.,..... Hawaiian No.6 Size Moon _.. 17 polnll aploca ... · toalaM till bUIWllmtlla ID 1 CLOVIIt PAIIM ITOIIEI MAINTAIN IIG ITORI PltlCU WITH SMALL ITOitl FltiiNDLINESS I ro er· r1ce· lor). em-u. ILl. BAG • lhe Missouri Vallay Conference basketball Utlo, but lhey can't IIford the luzury of losing ogaln. Tbe Bearcats, still leeding lhe MVC with a 9-4 record. nod their Iitle express temporarily atallod at Wichita Tuesday night when tho Sl10ckers came through with a crucial 8&-76 vic- 1011. c CHUCK ·Bemats Drop 4th . Loop Tilt '. I ' ) J .•.•...1< ·- ...... .... ··- n·,h �,. I ·I ',.- / '• ,£ Portsmouth, wree weekend! McJn~· AIJI\.Sl provJnc slowly a,t lloll!!r, Jlu- vr. llearlet. ~1. Mr. ltnlght Jollillt flit ,_, guests of her sister and family, Mr. ail\! Mrs. Charlet Vro- pltal from ' bj!arl attick. ~- Earl Knight bas return- il! for tbe weekend lind 1Jrouib1 Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz and ~an and c~~n, Mary Eslber :Mr. and tti'i. Cbarlea Beulee eel bbme after spendlllg . the Mrs. Knight home. children Marc and AnJta. . and Mark, ·lil :BeiPte, visited ·were dlnrier fiUI!Sia Tuf!day evo- past !everal days iD Columbus Mr. and t.lra. Eber Lewis Monty' Mcintyre, sophomore over the weekend .W'Ib their ning of thelr·dliugbler aiid IIIJIIoo with her daughter ~ 1<11-io- visited In Cllilllcolhe SundaJ rf at Ohio University in Athens, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Uy, Mr. ~ Mrs. Don Btcker Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Haller- with their daughter alld famUJ, Election .of ~!ficers was. held \ed missionaries fund. Worl4 ' • I eDO : spent the weekend with his Hawkins alld Mr. and Mrs. John and dlildren who entertained Mrs. Halley bas been a patient Mr. and Mrs. George Vaugbll wh"" '~'" .v_scs of the Mtners- :Day of Prayer •ervtces was Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Hall and ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vroman. Mr. Fielding is lm- with a birthday observance for at Riverside Methndlsl Rospit- and aon, Christopher. 'die Methontst church met Mon- ·announced for Fnday, at the children, Calvin, Jr., Abigail. <iuy evening at the borne of!Pomeroy First Baptist Chl!l'ch.j Emily, and twins, Jane a n d Mrs. Wendell Stutler, Syracuse.I Pians were made for a bakej Jobn of St. Albans, w. va. vis- : Mrs. Rolhn Wolfe ~nd Mrs. 1saie on Saturday, March 5, the ited rec-enily with her sister , Hosmer Roush were m cbarge ,place to be announced. . and family, Mr. and Mrs. John of tilt devotions and program, I AI the close of the meetmg, Krawsczyn and <hiidren. I whicij. opened with u hymn, Mrs., a des.ert course was served by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey-, Rous, . ead from I Corinthians, !the hostess to those named B· doo of Huntington, W.Va. vis- ; and yer by Mrs. Stella Grue- ~ bove and Mrs. Otto Hartenbach, ited over the weekend with 1er. '. dialogue was given by ,Mrs. Ado~ph Grueser and Mrs. : th<ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Brooks Sayre and Mrs. :Cbaries Grueser. James Brewington and Mr. and Br.dford Maag as Sylvia and i Mrs. Luckeydoo of New Haven. Bella. ~ · ,., · . ;z. Mrs. Lowell Beaver and Mrs. An article, "The Eru of Inter- ~'~ f , Kenneth Scites were hospitni- ' dependenre." was presented oy y ity chairman for the Midd . le\Irs. Clifford Phillips, Mrs. , In port P.T.A. meeting held Mon- j Karl Grueser. Mrs. Eugene ; day evening at the ltigh school : Forbes and Mrs. William Rus- i ·· instead of Mrs. George Miller I I _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 "'* People Pcmeroy se ll A poem, The Brotherhood ; t!' • • Sale! Special Savings Berkline Recliners Rock-A-Loungers Rockers 1 • a... listed. : of the Lord's Prayer, by Mrs.. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Etchmger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winebren- i Brown and the Lord's· 1and . daughter. Paula. Jane were ~I urn bus VI.Sl'ted over I S"die " . . r•~l b ner of VJ Pra\'tor busmess vtsJtors m VI urn us : th e wee kend wt'tb her paren...,, '" ,' · in uni son conc-luded the •tod prn.[!rnm. i ay: ... . nd Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen. ' ' lr., Ruo;; sell prt>s ident r on- I Mrs. Esh.__ Moss man is spe . - M d M Ch I E. ·' · · · ·· ing this week with relatives m r. an rs. ar es ·' dllr.. tt>d the busmess s~c ~s\On and l k Sh .11 1 II Young were called to Bellview1' , E 1 Newar . e WI en er 1e . . oHtf t' l :' t>lreted were 1Mr.s . ~ar I . d f 1 due to the 11lness of h1s moth- ; Br nc:h aw. presidt'nt : Mr!'l. Hrr-t hosp_tta l Mon ay . or _surgery. : · · ·d . I Em· Bentz of Racme spent 1er. . . 1 hrt : Pugn. vtce pres 1 t>nl: Mrs. f Sw1sher son : 1 wt.111 h.IS 1 Airm an Melvin · ' · ,. M an a lernoon rtcenty J Bro ok ~ ,ayrt>. secrrtary ; rs. d h M Ed'th T nf and Mrs. Harley Sw1sllIf · , gran milt er, rs. 1 ea. Hn•.,, 111 'I' • o e. :~ ss 1 s1an 1 !-lecre- , r d M. .11 er who has been etatwned at: ~ b or . mersv1 e. · . . 1fl rv: an d M rs. E ogene ,. or es, H. ev. and Mrs. F. H. Gl azi er Rhode Island undergomg. tram- 1 · 1 1 . rf'f\~ u reL . of N('W Lexington visited Mon-1ing, spent t.he weeke~~ In N?r-; A runtnbut1on Df ~2 ..50 w a~ day .. with friends in Pomeroy. Ifol k, Va. where he. VISite.d w1.th maa P fo 1ht· ea mpu:; lund of rvl r and Mrs . T. A. Dltwnie Mr. and Mrs. Gall Shrimplm. ~f·law:~ re Sr·hoo \ and $2 ra e~ _to visited Sunday with Mrs. B. F.l Mr!i . Shri~pl in is the f~rmer j ~~ ~~ !wart fm~d and to the rctlr- Gnwely and daughter, Mr ~·, J.l Carolyn Nlrhols.on of Middle-- ! With Plate Glass Mirror High styled In Fruitwood or Walnut chanlsm. Walnut lin· Ish and expanded vinyl. Full reclining. Green, Brown, Tan, Red. 1 Sliding Panel Doors SALE I s SALEI port. Airman SwiSher left Rhod~ Mrs. Chari .. Buck is spend-llsland Mond~y lor a tour or : ' A. Eden. • Auxiliary Will ing a few d ::~ys in Rutland with duty m the Cuba area. • Attend TV Show her brother, Han Might andI Mr. and Mrs. Harold . Vogle]her sister. Mrs. Floyd H.umfleid s00g_~~~ daughter, Melinda of ' f ebfUOfY 28th I George &·ott and son. Datd : of. Sugar Grove vtsited Tuesday PIans. 1o a11 d tl1e \\'S'"·TI' Methodist JOF :\(• h . b h d . . ,0 . r F 0 11 ., h . w1 t 1us rot er an s1s1er-m~ Ja lngo or o aid'S show tohn' law, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott i Class Meets J\1arrll 'Lo were rna w en e, d I . h M E rt . L d' A .1. f an mot er, rs. . .a SYraru-;e a tes . ux t 1 arv o s t• . Th 11 d . . co • ev a1so ca e o0 Mr . In Pomeroy the \'!illln iP Pr 1· Oepl. met d M ·L. d D . 1 Pll 1r e SaleI CRIB and MATTRESS HS . an Mnnday mght F'eb. 14. m town, M rs. m er Ch I ams. G glein and ' The February meeting of Ire hfl ll .. nlr presi? er.t.. Ada ~l ack. mot~!~, M~;. ~:lar:ce :-Jeulz-:JOF class of the United Methoca! lea 1ilr. mf'P1l ng to order wtth lin~ were Tuesday visitors in ,dist church was held Monday pra::t" r an? the pedge 1• the. Athens. /evt!ning at the church with Mrs. I flag folllmJ.ng. . ; IMar ie Chapman and Mrs. Ed· I AgnP"i \\ li 1tf'. lreasurf'r, reidie Smith as hostesses. 1 ported on the yearly m<·ome 1 Mrs. Chapman, presidenl, :.md f'\ Jw n st'S. Bn ll t'all W(!S ans-: f conducled the meeting which : i'YPred h~· six lllt:'mbers. I opened with devotions by Mi ss 1 SevF'r;d 1:et- wPII <:~nd symGrar.:e Campbrll who read 1 ' P<•thy l':ll'fls we re sent. Refre:h-: prayer by a Motller Superior 1 mt-n ts wt>re :;:ervrd. Attendm g Tt1e Five Points Star Stitchers A medi l:ation frora Together 1 wt>rr V1via n Slack. . Recrt>tary; 4-H club met recently with their maga zine and a prayer of , Holter Home /s Scene of . 4 HM eetlng ·I ·' do,slack. M:1 bel Picken,, Syl~ advJSi)rs. Mrs. oy Holtr, Mrs. thanksgiving of the past closed ' v1a 7. w:llm.g, Agnes Whlle, and DwiW"tt !of:ilhoan and Mrs. Oris the devotions. Mvl ~ Hudson. Ginther a\ the Holler borne. Members responded to roll 1 1 Earh &prl gave a report on ', call with excerpts from Lincoln ' NOTICE ' her ~in~ project. Heidi [or Washington writings. Mi\hc~nxpialned how to make Thank you aotes were read tor TO ALL MEMBERS i potaP • p. Tho remainder of flowers and cards from Mrs. Meigs Area 2171 F.O.E. :the ng wa• spent iA knit- Charles R. K~rr Sr.. Mrs. I ling an sewing. Refreshmeats Dwight Parker and Mrs. Bea-j lmporfllnt Meeting Wilt Bt : of cookies and milk shakes ton Ponn and f or ' Christmas I 1 1 Sale I Seamless Rugs Size 9 foot by 12 foot Reg. S9.00 Rugs _ _ _ Sale 46.00 Sale 38.00 Sale 28.00 Sale 64.00 Sale 65.00 Reg. 49.00 Rugs Reg. 34.00 Rugs Reg. 78.00 Rugs · Reg. 79;00 Rugs 'Size12 foot by 12 foot Full size Baby Bed with Innerspring mattress, water- · proof, smooth top. Solid panel head and foot. One side drop. 3 heights for adjustments of bed sprlugs. Plastic teething rails. Maple, Wax 'Birch and White Reg. 69.00 Rugs--- Sale 58.00 Reg. 109.00 Rugs Salt 88.00 "' Finishes. Size15 foot by 12 foot Reg. 89.00 Rugs Sale 76.00 Reg. 139.00 Rugs _ _ Sale 111.00 Sale Held Monday FH. 28, 1966 1 were served by advisors during : gitt!' from Mrs. Karr and Mrs. ltgardin9 theo Finance of the 1 :the social hour. Val Reuter. An invitation was Arta and Buildint lmprov• j The next meeting will be received to attend the Lenten mtnts. b kf 1 Monday, Feh. 28 at 1 p. m. al rea ast at the ~GSTHEATRE TONIGHT & THURSDAY ! 1 NOT OPEN ! fRIDAY and SATURDAY Fab. 25-26 PA'ITY DUKE u "BILliE" (Terhn iro lnr) Duke . .Jim Bar k u~ . Patty THE TRIFFIDS'' f'I'C'r hnic olor i Howard Krel. Nirule Maur· ey, Ki"ron ~.1 oore. ..WORLD Ia a guest. Miss Sally Foster, en- liam Barnhart and Mrs. Oliver - SUN ., MON ., TUES. Feb . 27·18, Mar. 1 John Sturges' 'THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL' j Trdmicolorl I. ey-making project, earh boX: Prayer by David Barnhart was sold for 50 Ct'nLs. lopened the meeting. It was I supper, Rev. i announced that the second As- , Carver Williams. president, co•-jsoriation Youth Rally will 1dueled .the business c....-.artoon Sale! Simmons Innerspring MaHresses · sesstQII: Iheld Sund'dy, February f1 at, i which opened with devotions Jackson. :taken lrom The Guidepost by l Wayne Barnhart was in ' , J\lrs . Oliver MichaeL Reportslcharge of the program using as I Iwere given on projects and a lhis topic, "An unobtrusive be-. l'uD 11ze only. Qullted top 111 beautiful flonl, wear~J~i :robin get-well card was sent iAttE'.nding were the above aad 1 to Mrs. Wiliiam Sheridan, who . I Greealee, George Skin1 N3nry I•IS ill in Ho...'.•..er Ho_s_pita_i_. aner, Billy Barnhart and Johnny nd Jimmy Wiles. 1 Sale! DINffiE SETS-7 Piece Oval Sets Letuler of Program The Rev. Carver Williams was in rborge of the program Iwhen the Senior BYF of lhe ' Pomeroy First Bpatist church ' met in the church basement frames. I Their New ' l 1 1 :~'' ' 11 Lucky 11 Shoe Club: WATCH ,.. .• FOR COMPLETE DETAILS IN THIS NEWSPAPER NEXT WEEK. Chapman· Canaday In tho Mldcll• Bloak N.- .. llllt~ hi. POMEROY'S QUALITY IHOI ITORI 1 !h~ meeting closed with praye~. I 1 ', Cl~tb Phrm TriPI ! The Eastern High School ] Latin Club held a delayed Val' online party February 18 at the schooL A valentine In Latin i i was required for entrance to ' tho meeting. j It was decided that the dues in the treasury would be used lor 1 field trip to Columbus In Msy. Plana are being made to visit the new Museum of Sci- 1 ence. A Roman banquet Is i planned for March and Parents ~· I '----------------.11 Nlllbt wlll bt beld Il Aprll. ._ly Amerfe~~n Maple Bedroom Suite Su IM large atledlon of Dlnetlec 0t1 IG!e mIM Fumlture Dept em flit lrd floor on , Attendmg were David Michael, i Mike Martin, T!nk Triplett and · ~l i ke Sawyer. I Eastern High f,atin ~------------------.----~,'' i the topic "Life After Death " : 1 $34•00 l'uD llle panel bed ....: 4oubll dreaer willa llrp ~~~~nw ·and a s.drawerllaelt. 1 :Sunday evening, Following a di scus!lloo toua tick. kcluaivl Atljusto-Relt SprlnaL IALI 86 Inches wide witb leaf extendine to eo lnchea. Self ldged. DelUD lnlal4 ID Pressure Top. Self Edge. 6 chairs with heavy foam cuablon. Bran trimmed. Bronze Rev. Williarn1 u Chapm~n ·Canaday Announa11 • Ill OAPI KENNEDY-THE U. 8.8paet Alency, plagued by llckit weather and a loose rockei Cllble, today called off the laiUidl ol 1 new weather aatelllte, Tba maldeb OIJht ef Amerl· ca'a first Apollo spaceship remalna aet lor Friday. Attorney Fred W. Crow, Jr. Accepts CIC Presidency MOSCOW- BRITAIN HAS sounded out Communist Norlh Viet Nam'o wUlingneso to eompromiae on Itt! demand that only tbe Viet Cong could repre..nt South Viet Nam in any ace negotiations authorltasources repor'ted today. A '"orth Vletnam.,e envoy 1\ed· '1 ntSda7 promised 1io ask Hanoi toi clarify ita position, I h• F d w Crow Jr. Pomeroy attorney who wants re · • · ' ' M· c t 1 th DISCUSSION - A large file of correspondence relative to industrial p!$peCI1 a new highway mto e~stern e1gs oun Y•. s e new for Meigs County is reviewed by new ClC President Fred Crow alld outgoing Pres-- president of the Me1gs County Commumty Improve!dent William Childs with Horace Karr, retiring treasurer. Both Childs, an insurance men! Corporation .! All A 1 11 8 1 d man and Karr, a prominent contractor, were elected to the board of directors.A former Ff B Oship~c Sat 1ge_n 1a9n37 acn · mer can ' Ph football player or o a e In , row was nam· Sentinel oto. ed Wednesday night to succeed William Childs of Mid· dleport. Cbilds was elected laid. fo the board of directors. en sector of the oounty, Mr· sources said lh!s was the e . e Crow, a resident of Syracuse, Welker pointed oot that efforts mUC!ist ofJiciai by Disarm•· melt Minister Lord Chalfont during a four-hour secret meet. 1 at th North Vielllamese 11 positioH, finally accepted and across the Racine dam._ Oho aaid, "I bav~n't .~ot lime, but Boothe, le~der m .th~ drtve to I will U!ko time. get the brtdge, indic~ted he . understands w..t Vtrg~ma and 11Ji. Roger Lee Miller, 11, son of David L. McDaniel, 14, of Bas- 1mnderate damage ID tilt ear. Crow dtsclosed ho iJI ~viocof- Oblo officials are to meet soon ef$ . ssy e. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nibert, tiani Dr., who lost contml on Officers said that Gary A. ed two important proJects regarding tbe proposaL FLAGSTAFF ARIZ _ THE 818 First Av1,,, was admitted to the curve, went off tho road, Chapman, 20, Pt. Pleasant, ~e county are to push for _an Attending were Harry Ossherlfr 111;. sa'd 'wedn sda Holzer Hospital with a lractur- struck a mail box, and over- was starting into a sharp right 811'pt~t and to seek 1 ne~~ borne, McKelvey, Robert Hoe!1 • 0 e Y ed pelvis and an abrasion on turned onto its right side. There curve when the power stserinC way mto the eastern "''"""'· Deb, Delmar Canaday, Welker, a prominent allomey wbo rt!- the right shoulder after a one was heavy damage to the car. falled. The car went off tbe He said, "A hishway to 1 be Boothe, Blackwood, Robert een~ was cbat1ed wtth Miane· car accident at 8:30 p.m. Wed- Another passenger, John E. left side of the highway and easter• end of Meigs County 11 WinCett, Crow, John Werner, ~ilia ~edtate loco: ~~vasw•· nesday on Bob McCormick Rd., Brown, 16, Gallipolis, complain· struck a• unused utility pole. very, very lmportabut totheo de-ur Childs, Welsh, Karr and C. E. •· ave 'llor• n • m es three-tenths ol a mile north of ed of a back injury, but was The curve, a dangerous one, growth. That i• w ere Blakeslee. ill a remote desert fieltl alid Rt. 588. not immediately treated. is the scene of numerous ear- velopment bu to be. - - -ahot blmself to death. MiUer, who is reported io The patrol cited McDaniel to lier accidenls, with utility poles William McKelvey of Port;rr~tf ~y of G. Dof~ good condition, was one of six Gaiiia county juvenile courl Feb. being the usual casualty, land 1 aew director, was elect· 4 • o Mnneapo • was o . person• injured in three ol lour 26 on a charge ol speed i1 ex- After a wreck there some ed ;Ice-president Jack Welsh, in~~ 11 miles east of here accidents it\vestigated Wednes- cess for road conditions. time ago in which the pole. bad Middleport waa 'named the W.~,-·.....-· H, ·'1'81 shot once day in Galiia and Meigs c,._ Three persons were iejured in been damaged, a new pole was new~ and Utyd Black. 1!\l!.,~ta!n_ple with a .45, _, ,by t;!!t State Highway IJii)o Meigs county when power steer· set in but the old oae, sawed wood, 8110ther'~ew director, was cam...- · .· slterllfa of. troi. · ing on a car failed at 1 p.m. off .shor~ wa• "'tfl.·iJ!,;II!I'. . Jr~er. . . 1\!___ NEW OFFICZJ!!f ·- Fred Crow, 11ew COlJIIDl!D!!f flee said Domy was III Offlcera said Miller was a on Rt. 143 in Bradbury. No It proved an adequate pralte- Other director~· ei~ by tbe Improvement Cptporation ~1, _J!:llte4, ··- ~ cqo last weekend, attir g passe~~~~er in a car driven by charge wao flied. There was ccoatinued oa Pqe I) al membersbi to serve in chats with Vice Presl!lent William McKelvey at a eo'Do 1ener an American Bar AssociatiC>ll P James Bee, aatlonal Jaycee ference table in effices of the Columbul and Southern conventtoa with bta wife. • ~~ kbe:!' ~d director In West VirliDia, •all-- Ohio Eleetnc Co. at Middleport Wednesday night. Stand· ac w_ werec cep 'eel tbe MeiBS Coul1ty Jualor ing, I tor, are Jack Welsh, secretary for 1968, an• AKRON - STATE SEN. I • I I u.~ ~t:alpbJ~k lk ar•er:0m::':'y- Chamber of Commerce • LJ~o~y~d~R::,:l:ac~k~w~o::od::,:..:n::e:::w~tr =ea::s:u:::re-::r:.-:::-:..:S:::e•::-t::-in:.:e::..l.:.P.::h:::oWI=-:.·Frazier Reams of Toledo plans . ~ roy' e er, ' greuiyt croup ol wc.-kers' to make tha legtslnllve re.';porDr. Harold Brown, Pomeroy; • speech Wedaesday Di&bt at 0 tiolunent plan drafted by fie. Donald Mora. Star Route• that three Meigs County dairy-, Headley, It cows, 13,1194 potmds Curt McDaRiel, Pomeroy, and the orpnilation'l annual mem· ?UbUcu state of!iciall a rna- Pomeroy, was ek~ted presiden men will be awarded lhe 1965 of milk, 494 poundo of Ia~ 'It Childs. bership banquet beld 11 th • jor iuue in tbo campaign if he of the Meigs County Dairy Ser COBA Production Award. This per cent COBA breeding, and Crow, Lesllt Fuliz, Pomerey; Columbua llld Southel'll Ohio recelvetl the Demoeratic nomi· vice Unit by its Board of Di- is as a result of achieving hl•h Wayne Roush· 22 cows, 9,179 Bernard Fuliz, M~port; y,_ Electric Company ill Middleot Its 00 aalion for governor. rectors Tuesday evening in the production record• with herds poonds of milk, 460 pounds of land Norris, Racme, and Vor· port. Relma said at 8 news confer- Coonty Extension Office. better than 75 per cent artJi- fat, 80 per cent COBA breed- no~ ~eber,/u~an! were a:- Bee omphaaized that maRY ol The new consolidated school district was offlclan, ence here Wedneaday the pls11, · Elected vice president was rial insemination breeding. lng. :::'.,. counear ~ssi~ar ~ the local Jaycee• projecto ore named "JIIeigs Local" by board members. We dnesd~y tPproved bJ lilt> u. s. Supreme David Koblentz, Star Route, These are Edson Roush with These three, along with nearboard of dlr t good fc.- youth of the oounty. night at the Salisbury elem0111tary school m a speCial Court for use iD tbe 2986 ei,.,_ Pomeroy; secretary, Paul 26 cows, 11,712 pounds of milk, ly 75 others, will be recog~~ized ~~~:and Wei b ~~ Tbeae inclllde the Teen-age meeting. tiona wu "conceived under Moore, Racine, and treasurer, 575 pounds of butterfat, 86 at the annual meeting of th! tb 1 1 ti _, s id t 1 Road-e-o Junior Champ co•The board however pointed out that the name a' ' W Ro h R · tCOBAb ed' · enomnaoauopres en ICandaloua eircumstanea." The ayne us , acme. per oen re mg; C. M. CCoHtinued on Page 2) tb Co unity I ent test al!d the Junior Gold event. 1be proposed new htgh sc'hoo lhas no t yetb een dBCI'ded, reapportlonmeat plan, be char· Vhgn Atkins, productioa tes~ c.:,.:~:n Childs m~ov;.ed The iJitter event iJI the new- The board said it will wei. . aed, "contlnut!l to stock the er, reported two new herds on as resideni of the grou sillce est project of tbe local jaycet'S come sug~stions. the former diStricts by March I. ·election deck that the Repub- Dairy Herd Improvement testorgllllized qo. and the dates are 111 be annouaThe board accepted a grant . - Dectded to JOin the Schtol. 111 11 UCIIII elect 1 majority of ing. These are Grover Salser In connection with tbe bigh· ced. of $1,948,000 from the state Boards Assoctatl~n: the members of tha Obir House Jr. and Jobo Colwell. Owner wa cte.eltp1!11!11t Into tilt eaat- Bill Pulllu, Allu K!q and departmeot of education pend- - Approved a civil rights .,.. with I mlaorlty of votes." Sampler tester Is Otis Knopp. 0 lDIC y Jim Meet were aCCepted as ew ing approval of a bond ISSUe oiullon requtred b y government Appointed to the testiltg com! members. this May. order for disl~t c ts to ~ualifjl LOS ANGELEIJ _ TWELVE mlltee for the year wer~ David Fa~mers and farm aupply dealers. a_re Invited to attend .tv, eS Mr. Bee presented awards to Other activity of the beard, for federal assiStance.. penons were III CUIJiody alid two Koblenz, Joba Colwell and the Metgs-Athens Area A~nomy Clime to be held Tues.,. · Bill Iagles ud Ken Taylor for with Richard Jones, presideot, - Board member• wtll afo. othen were bella sought loday VIrgil King. day, March 1 at the Episcopal Cburch PariJih House in the "Spoke Program" aud 10 presiding, included: tend a PTA meetiAg aad Opel In conneetlou wllb lba theft of 'l1te group agreed ID partie!- Pomeroy from 10 a.m. to 3 WID Curt McDaniel ud Don Young -Commettded the auperillten- House at the Salem Celltet 110Brly f'IM.OOO wwtb "6 ROV· pate In the CiHJp Information p.m. potenU~I of apeciflo soil types. for "Sparkplug" activities. The deniB and principals for therr School o• March 7. (Continued • pap 1 ) program for youth on March 11 The aew Olllo Agro110my Spectal loplca for dlseusalon '"--! _ !'lied III :10- ali«''SSiui efforts to obtam - It was agreed the dlstrlcl 1 tier t bid ----·at the Northwestern, SoUthel'll Guide - 1986 will be introduc· Will include "Crop Varletlu !IIlli b':a qua 1 federal funds in their respec- would spoosor a course ~ Local· and Eaalerll H 13 b ed accortlinl to C. E. Blak... aad HybridS and Production B~ lMcM Stale J cee Uvt schools. fire-fighting at the requ.,t ol ft0W Scbooll. Presenting diary unit lee Cou,n~ Exlensiol Ageat, Practices," "Forage trop V• RepresentaUveo from the 11o- vic ide~ of Di ir' ~y :H -Authorized Clerk Lee Me- the Middleport Ftre Depart. 1 lnformallon will be Oris Rollllb, This is the first ediUo1 of the rietles and Production Prac- clai Security Offl<e Ia \far!~ presards ID Bill ~11 " ~ Comas to contact Ohio Univer- ment. Wayae Roush, ud Donald Mo- booklet which Is published by tlc6," "SoU and Wallr MaD- 18 Will aaBilt Melp eouaty res-- gave aw er, oily relative to acquiring • Board Members Jones, Mrl. fOlD ra. The Oblo Cooperative Ellen- agement,'' ud "Fertillty Prln- Ideals In lill'i"'' up for Medi-- Yo~T~•·:~·~ ~ar· apeech therapby tlinlo in the E. 0. Rail, Hiram Slawter, WilCialr Woode, Meigs Conaty sion Service, The Ohio Slate ciples and RteommeadaUoDI." care Friday• February 15th Ja ~~·ud E.an 1~ :: new district. liam Kmg ••d Virgil ~ techniclu for t1to entral Ohio niversity. Pomeroy and Middleport. tbe new , 8 ak-U , ~test -Agreed all farmer olerks Jll'e w..-e presen~ as wao Clark Jlo. Breeding Asaociatlon, reported CoRtained In thls comprebenA repreHillaliVI will 1 Diuer wpe by Ia turD over matenais used II C<Jm.as. --sive publication are the 1181'8U Of lhort talk on Medicare uswer , -••·- A....':.~ the J a. ,........, -........-.~--• S hm ._ __ 8 omy recommendaliollll lor 1!168 ' ........., _ , to ayeees. AUXI'liary Approv.,. _. i ~, , _ ,.,._ .....,_,_ c e....,.- rothen bosed Ill tilt latest researcb quesiiDIII, IJid help those li Jaycee President Curt MoDa• t'OLlJMIIUS {UPI) - For Snow from a late-wlatar ml over tdgn up. lei presided. l llorm plied up toda7 from Si .... Hockey Lease from the Oblo Agricultural Ill-Tha Pomeroy meet~~~ wiD bt Ulry flrlllt:r Ralpb Wigbi- Two Contributions 1 IIIB80mi fo 6o Carolinas. e· ..arcb uti Ceoill tha Pomer<JJ Senior High , man ol aear Hbnrbaa WorlbLiabt lila ltll 111 Florida anc1 COLUMBUS·. (UP!) - T h e ~r and other nosearch IllS litoSehool audltc.-lum ll'!liutng at lqtea, Wod..aooday .,.. 1 ra- The Feneey - BenneII !WI ug~--. ill r.nra warted It try Scltmelzer brothers of Cleve- lions. url lber opetial day. Be mada Auxiliary Wod!lesday li&ht, Willi 10 1_ m. The Mlddleport meetllld melt alkDile-lq Ice jim Jallll today ligDed • lt • yeor ReconunendaUons "' eorn, 1111 will ht bald ,. tho Middlelllu • mDlio• dollar•. Mrs. Albert Roush, ID tho Mlnlulppl River at leaae with tbe stale for use of aoybeaa ml forage varletie3, CLEVELAND, (UP!} - , Dr. port lllgb !khool auditorium . Wllblmu woa preteoted a presiding, mado a contri tlaYIIIpGrt. the falrgtounda coliseum to hybrids. rates and dates ol Sam Sheppard will not hi pres- beginoiBg at 1, 30 p. m. . <lleek for ~.W,%!1.18 by tbe to the March of Dimes &1111 Four latlla of !ell .t brbig professional lee hockey sed'ng fertillty 1eeds weed net at the U. S. Supreme Court People wbo wish 111 receive Aabeaaer • Baacb Browery el Heart fund and ordered MbeYllle, lf.C., IIIII !!tree here for lbe llle8 • 6'1 aeason. oontroi llld other producttin beariag todily 01 IIIII plea for beoelila wbal the progriiD II. Louil ill paymeot for 135 for the drivt beld anAuaiJ¥ I ID<bet fell at Clpl Giran*u, The lalentatiol!al Hockey }a'llctices aro Included. other freedam beeallll Ill 811 atlact atarll 011 July lsi, mL'Wt 1ppty _ . ,.. lfllic' tho finn will fda7, 111o. IIIJIIInllll. Ark., ll!d League francblae wDI be ewned features of the ~nomy Guide of the nu. before Mar<!b Slst. AIJOIII 15 COLUMBUS (UPl) - Tbt ap- lldd 1 aew ltftwery. It also was decided to l'ldu!llb, Ky., wera dulled with by Ra~ood • Schmelzer, an are the soil ud water manage- He had •'1'10Ullced 11o 'fttlld ..-older, wbatbe1' or 101 NellY· pe11 by aa Ohio Plllltentlary Middleport girl to 11Hneh Iaiii. attorney. Lawrence ~- Scllrnel· ment recommendations for max- IePre early Wtdneaday 1t! afo. InC social security, maJ •I)' illmllt w11o el•lnuol IIIII elvll vetoru1 Mena1riaJ &01pllal Girls' Stale, and 1o ~~~ Elw41!1lt a llenD clewlop- ~ ~.m::hme~e\ i'!u!.~ imum yields and the yield leld 1nd was ahqwll u rep. for M~lll't. fbey lbollkl rflbta ._.. ~ by Gallla Admlnlooo- Mrs. Charles another girl Nith tbe 1111 11111111 Flulldl 11m profeasor ~I Cuyalloga ABU DIVORC tered ill the ~ llo~ in briq their socialiN!CUI'Ity 1111111-- Coulty offltWI Will rejected Zerkle, New Have•; Edith Mo- and Professional Women's lrigmd lila llld Pl""'''"" lo Community College. Tbt brothB WublnltoD but hi lf'UI'!III'!d ber and blr!ll cmiflcate c.- Med- W!dtleadi¥ by the Ohio &1- Coy, Syrocuse; Palricla Cape- and the Child Olll!ei'Vation ipl'tld mon 1'1111 ud IIIIIW up en tried earlier to buy the A petition 1tr divorce•" wu hiJ travel plus tlld ltayed -t lctlrt IIII'O!Im• card her n- preme Court. bart Pomeroy; Mario Morris, gue. FollowinC the '· 1!11 AtlaDUc ~ le lloltoll f:elticl of tha NatiOnal filed ID Melp County OoJ;IIIIIOn !lome. eelved In 1111 mall lllilll 'l1lomu Han1l liP- Po0:.0y; Harold McGrath meetiRg tba au•IUary ' 80II1IMn Jrew ...,... by llaaketblll AsloeialllfD bat were Pleu cfurt Wedneaday by Ill& H11 w~ Ar!QIIe, laid tbat -Jletll8!l b11 111.1 Clllldloii oa LGq Bottom; Nancy Brown, cuest IJ'OUP tf the , lonlti\L .._ . ' lllllticcl M alii W. Mam!el, Rt. S, Iiaclite, Dr. Sim~:w-alln NidiSADB BVLII brtdllc. and llleriltl dw-pl Lt1ar1, W. Ya.J GUn 9mltb, ley Post allllliary, rep\lrletl·eJiio I IAclllJ _,, IOqW _ · • agaw Janet w. 'l,fam!OI,. Rt. Ill tot ~·~ IIIII OOLUMBUS (UPI) - AU,. • tbllfGIIIIIIa tho Gallla eoun. Rullandl Rll'l'. George Oiler, wben lllday. j puJklll lor Ill ~ , Rleh!t: Tbl J)lail!liff, ~ bt deelded IIIII .. ~ lA ..... Ilea. WUliatn B. Sube J:Uied 11 .tlidf ordered him lleld la Jlliddl!port; Freda n ._'IOD, ---, ,, · ~ _ PUN ~ 110111 III!Ciect of duty. lid o illtoD. Sha elllit!l-d,bape be WIIIMaday that Ohio cu !If• • balf.ltal ,..,. 1111 wW llld Pomeroy, .W.Ony LaComb, a LEAVJI: , ~.,.... The public to a trtme c:ruelty, alked 1.- eusto- CIIUid mika lba !.1J! tldl ft!k· u. reclprocl(1 Witt ...- lbell Court oftlclall 1111111 Itt Closter. :0. Jaycees are praiSe • dby J: "n!• ?'1- J111"ajl0f ·\ MeK:t;:: 7110..,0 nueads Dazry Gr!l n r Il - dN n· b Boar ames J.Strict ' ut "rro- .. 1,.J 0 be ef : ro.'' He discussed, and asked Burt La nc a .~ter. J..re Remirk, Id:scussioo held on ways Jim Httll on, Pamela Tiffin, ' raising funds for them. A round !questions, and drew diagrams. Briap Keith, Dona ld l"J t>ali anff, • IS Eastern Fanners, Dealers, JnVI"ted T Area Agronomy Cl" • joyed a box supper Monday ev· Michael, Sund ay evening at the E'niRg at the ('hurch. As a mon- 1chllrch. . Fo\luy,ing the -e~- ° ;eroy Fi rst Baptist church and er?y Fir~t Baptist church met i WJth the1r lt>aders, Mrs. Wil- l DAY OF "" ·~ %_ Junior BYF of Pomeroy Meets With Leaders . l F:leven members of the I Young Adult class of the Po:n.. The Junior BYF of the Porn- Jane Greer, Wurren Herhn· a;er, Bill}' DeWo lft' " THE ved to II members. Box Supper is Enjoyed By Baptist Class " '"~ N . New u·•ghSch 1 Federated Worthy PrHident Un! home of Mrs. Mil hoan and church and several plan toat • Max Manuel, Jr. Ithere will be election of officers tend. A dessert course was ser- ~..---~-:::.====-:: · for the coming y..r. ;; ,; PQ\&OY.MIDIJFJIORl,.OHIO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1966 ~====~~~~~==~ ~,~~ 1 . ... r: .... VOL XVII NO. 258 r.. 1 f' ~ ~ .~ \~ .~ Console Cabinet Rock-A-Lounger with deluxe 3 way TV me- "!'. • • If,;. Visit the Furniture and Floer Covering Department On ,., 2nd and 3rd Floors 1 M • 1 Ab am . ou i,; ~ .r, Dl•a' ., f• !'M·III:_.r... ~ 01 TM JlelpM..,;,. :A,.. Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping· Center 1 I k _,') . r.; .. .~ .... 1 " e Around And About M'ddl · WSCS of Minersville Elects New Officers and Makes Contributions I • 1-.."'___ ____.,1 18----Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Feb. 23, 1988 ~' J Sale! Magic Chef Gas Ranges 30 inch with clock and timer. Oven window and light. Automatic oven lighting and low temperature oven control. Sale! Magic Chef Gas Ranges 86" with llloek. timer, eYID window and inl and low-temperature cwen eontroL Jliht. Aufomlllc ma Uib*- Sale S156·00 . Sale $166·00 February Salel DOOR MIRRORS Kroehler 2 Pc. Living Room Suites Full Length Window Glass. Genuine' Hardwood Frame. Predrllled and complete with drive ~erewa for eaay mountlnl- Galvanic Electro Copper Pllltetl. Sale $3·25 WI' DtvtDPOl't and Matchllll Elq CllaJr. Revenlblt ClllbloDI upbolatend AU. over Ill IIBI'Vieeable IIYloD frlezel. $148·1Jo ON SAL"' POl ICIMPLITI (l't'omplll/ Delivetfd To,.Your HfJflll) Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips.From Elberle1Cis·•1~ POQBOY . •, 0 • gup S Pilln F Late ' · yea';• 1 Medicare , !d In T • Towns Fn.day : 1 1o:" Winter Storm Developme•! 4 \~ 11, . ~~ ~:~JIL !t~ ~i ~= ~~~ r:. E :as ' FJ BJ ks Sheppard m • Co Trip II•• ':.t Hams Loses Appeal n·1d From Gallia ,,, I,, • 9 '· .... •W, :w,u,::a;.,:;J.'": ::::~n~:. ~~~T. ;:= .:.~~~:.:at~:a.:; .~r..,:;-Felai:iileft_,. .._. oUit llcnd nan Cllard1 of ~ ,.-dtr. 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