https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ee39ae3481133d27035444617918756e.pdf d68c1a3527bed0ef7d5f2aa3c0eb2654 PDF Text Text . ',, ·- '' ' '·' DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Davis Stover of Lancaster are annolliK'Ing the birth of a daughter, Tliursday, Fenruary 24 at the Lancaster llospital. The baby weighed lly Sue. Tbe eoople bu two ehJI. dren, Jeffry, 4, end Sherle, S yean old. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stever, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cochrane, Lancaster. cubscout Banquet Held F0 r Pack 244 at Church ,;,... Guy Nash, District Executive, is Speaker at Rutland Pack's Banquet MGM District EtecuUve Guy Nub of GaiUpolls WBB apeak· er at the blue and gold banquet of Rutland Pack 240 Feb. 18 In the basement of the Rutland Methodist Church. OM Den Mother, Middleport MEIGS THEATRE • .fl! at y About Catherine Lowery, WBB absent due .to I -- -- ) Around And' death,ln the family. · A film. was sbowD by Mr. pounds seven Kimber· ounces port. Mrs. Wilma Davis grandmother. of MiddleNub end he pmented the Pack Mr. Jelm Krawaczy~~, mllllat and has beenandnamed is the great Cliarter to Rev. Lemley. Carl er of Sears Roebuck Store II Morris Cubmuter ~ted Galllpolls, wall• In Chicago, lft.r Tbe annual Blue end Gold ents and guests were present Company of Ohio. The film Other guests were Rev. and aw~ to the folio~ bOys·· last week to•' attend a Sew Banquet sptnaored by the Cub for the baked ham dinner pre- showed scientific expeditions on Mrs. Chester Lemley of the Bobcat p1na Robert CounclJ Managers' Conference. Scout Pack 244 was held Moo· pared and served by Mrs. Dale the rack farmation islands of sponsoring church with aljout John Tbom.; Jlmm1 (l)ark Mrs. Leoda, Webb II recmday evening at the First Unit•· Walburn and Mrs. Allen Leon· the Sea of Cortez off the lower 75 parents and friends attend· end Mark Osborne erlng from SU\ilery at Holzer Presbyterian Cburch in Middle- ard, dell mothers. coast of California. The film ing. Tables were decorated with Wolf Badges G.cy · George Hospital In Gallipolis. Her dan port Cub scouts and their par. Blue and gold streaml'fS dec- showed the various specie of scenes depleting the theme for Eddie Mitchell Lonnie Black' ghter, Mrs. Richard Pickel~~ Ia orated each table, with the marine life, snakes, bats and the month, "Strong for Amerl· Mark Osborne' and Kenaelh with her at tlie hospital. grace given by Allen Leonard. other examples of natural his· cal" an Indian village com- Searles Mr. and Mrs. Jan Houck lllld cubmaster. A soecial .guest tory. ,- . plete with the council house; Bear. Badges, Terry George, children, Brenl'.,.d Brenda, eo, was Mr. Paul Werner, Dt,. Other adults attendmg were Washington cutting down the Mark Morris Michael Ma lumbus, vlllted· recently with cemmlssloner of the M.Q..M Mr. al)d Mrs. Gene Harris, cherry tree; a statue of llncle and Ricky B~lin y his parents, Mr. ,.00 Mrs. Rich· LAST TIMI TONIGHT tri.county area, and his family. Mr. and r.~rs. Fred Hoff1118". S.m with replicas of all of the Denner strl ; Greg Fral ard Pickens and 'other rela· John Sturges' 'Ttll HALLI.LUJAH TRAIL' FtUowmg the dinner. Mr. Wer· Mr. end Mrs. Allen · Leonard, armed services, and an axe In G Geor e Mark Mor:S' lives. (Tecbalcolor) aer spoke to the scm Is about Mr. and Mrs. Dale Walburn, a log Ulustratlng the slogan, :ld .U:.w Points I.onnl~ Mrs. Richard Pickens recelvBurt Lancaale!; Lee Remick, IS THE COST lbelr scout activities and the Clifford Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. "Chopping Out Amerlca'o FuBl k M k Osbo ' T ed word Saturday of the unex· Jim Hutton, ramela Tiffin, ac ' ar rne, erry pecto.d death of her sister-In . Brian Keith, Donald Pie... many important thlngs to be Ted RUey, Jr., Mr. and Mn. ture." THE SAME ance. learned from scouting including Richard Bailey end their fa"' George, Sleven Anderaon, M~ Jaw Mrs. A c Webb of Colum· Colorcertoon self·reliance, trust, respect, the lies and Mrs. EmerSOD Jones .Tables were decorated with chael May and ft!cky Bolin. b • · · abHity for self-preservation In of the Daily S.ntlDel blue streamers and nut CUJll Silver Arrow Pomta, Kevin 1us. Mrs. Web~ undergone AS THE PRICE? WEDNESDAY accidents aJJd other Important · end gold place mats and napo DeWees, Greg France, Randy ~~r surgery. . al services March 2 Only If you pay an cash ••• out of your lessons ~ be leorned from the .......,,,.. • . "' kins. A potluck supper WBB Sprouse, Terry George, J..on. w be held Wed)Jesday •t the NOT OPEN scouting program. There are • . held with the food table helng nle Black t2), Mark Osborne, Southwick Funeral Home In own pocket! Otherwise there's a financover 900 scouts in his dlslric.t centered with a huge decorat- Kenneth Searles, Mark Morris, Colu~boaioM~· ~u:rs. Pick· THURSDAY, FRIDAY, ing charge. To keep that charge as lOtD He also cited the need for ed cake saying, "Happy Birth- Steven Anderson, Michael Msy ·~1 P annd Ma en servtces. AND SATURDAY 8 den mothers and men of the !0 day, Cub Scouts of Pack 240," and Ricky Bolin. · r. rs. Harry Stover M•rch 345 liS pcmible: Get a money·saving bank auto community to assist with the whicb was donated by the Rut- The Pack fixed 1 dslplay win- v!slted Sunday In Lancaster "THE IPCRESS FILE" loan here. Quick service, and convenient - TechnicOlorscouting program. He urged !he land Branch of the Pomeroy Na· dow for National Boy Scout ~~t~ t~~ son~M~il:d Mrs. Mlchael Caine, Nigel Green, beys to "keep their eyes on the Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu· tlonal Bank. Week in the windows of the a s ver a c en, Jeff. budget·fitting payments too. Guy Doleman, Sue Uoyd. eagle." The bobcat pin was pr ... ter were in Athens Saturday, Den Mothers were JntroducRutland Branch of the Pomes~:.and1 new baby daughColorcertoons lave time, maney, with 1 low-cost ltank eu .. lolnl sented to Mike Hoffman by his te attend the Kappa Phi initia· ed, Connie Black, Alice Sprouse, roy National Bank and attend- ~lied . ~ ;h S~ed The:te als; 18 lUNDAY!. MONDAY father, Fred Hollman. Steve lion aod banquet, held at the Ann Thomas, Kathryn Mltcb- ed the church of their choice Jn ; • w~ elf aug r an and TuESDAY Walburn presented his mothe1· First Methodist church. Their ell, Janet Bolln and Joan May. uniform on scout Sunday. bamtly, d r~~:d Mrs. R. Hub1 March 6-7.a Mrs. Dale Walburn with blue daughter Roberta was initial• ~ /"ni0 C b ld Hal Wallis' and gold corsage for her work ed. ~ oung, r. am. r ge, "BOEING BOEING" t with the groups. Mrs. Leo WUitams returned W en VIStted recently here With hio -TeehnieolorJerry Lewis, Tony Curilo, Following the meeting Mr to her home Jackson Monday parents, Mrs. Robert Reibel Dany Saval, Thelma Ritter, Leonard shewed a rolored fnn; after a weekend visit with ~ C 00 an~ Joe Young, Sr. His wife r.. Chri&tiane Scbmidtmer, Su· entitled, "Science In Action," sister, Mrs. Welby Whaley, She Past Presidents were honor- and has had eight presidents. mamed In Belpre with her fa· zanna Leigh. one of the many films made was accompanied home by Mr. ed during the Founders Day Those present were Mrs. Wil· ther ·. J .. Warren who has been FHtur•Ue: Fire Chaser MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Colore~rtoons available by the Columbia Gas Williams who came here for meellns of the Racine Elemen. !tam Hoback, Mrs. J. A. Smith hospttahzed. i;;;;;;=='""'=====-. her. tary PTA at the grade school and Mrs. William Downie. Each Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stery recently. '1'111 Racine PTA was was presented gill certificates and children, David, Cbarles and family of Dayton were Noorllftlzed In August, 1953 from Aline Weaver's Beauty and Paula ol Belpre, spent the weekend guests of her parents, and Dresa Shop. weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dana HowelL Baptllt }'outh are Luctlle Mayes. Mrs. Gene Houdashelt and The business meeting was Mary VanCooney has beet! children, Becky and Randy, In /aeluon Sundny opened by the president, Mrs. returned to her home on Grant were Sunday dinner guests of A group of Junior and Senior Helen Johnso•, wlllt the PTA Str.et from Meigs General her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev· youth from the Pomeroy First Prayer read by ~s. Sylvta Hospital where. she b~d major erett Dailey. Baptist church were In Jack· Wlgsl. The aecretary • report =~ery. Her stsler, Mtss. Hazel Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thorn- sen Sunday afternoon to attend by Mrs. Gordon West was BJ>- VnnCooney Is asslstmg 10 her as and Mrs. Clara Karr speot the Second Asaoclatlo~ Youth proved and the treasurer, Mrs. care and with Mrs. Emma Sunday at Crooksville with ~r Rally Walter Burke, reported a bal· Smtih. and Mrs. Waller ~as and A~ding were Darla Sh 1• ance of $92.82. A Foanders Day Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ward family. dan. Sheila and Ronnie collection was taken. of Ravens~ond, W. va., visited Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Char· Mike Sawyer David Michael' The group discussed a speech Sunday wtth her mother, Mrs. les R. Karr Sr. Sunday were Mike Martin ~nd Jimmy Jo~ clinic and voted to James Murray. S.FT. 1001 STEPUDDER Mr. and Mrs. Junier Schaefer ny and Larry Wiles They were speech therapy In the endorse district. Mrs. Roher! Reibel spell! tile of Cbester Road, Mr. end Mrs. accompanied by u,;lr advisors, The principal, Mrs. Edna Price, weekend In Chillicothe witb her WE PRICE. Jack Setdenabel an~daughter, Mrs. WUIIam Barnhart Mrs said that 2Z students of Racine daughte~ .and family, Mr. 1Uid Pomeroy and Mr. Mro. Oliver Mlcbael and Rev 'Carv. Elementary wonld benefit Mrs. Wtlham Ktlchen and cbll· 4.fL SME IPIICII Clair Karr and gran augltter' er Wtlllams and a gueai Ml~ Announcement of the County drea, Denise and Debbie. Slterrl Williams of !f. acuse. Sally Foster. ' Council PTA meeting at Cbes- James Arnold and Cecil Brad· 6R. ...... Mr. and Mrs. Andf Summer· btuy have returned from a 91· field and dsugltler Renee and ter 01 March 3 wu made. cat l•n In Florida. While Ill Mlo WIIPIICII James \V atson of C:,Iumbus and ANNOUNCE DANCE Guest speaker at the Mardt ami they visited with Mr. and 1 Mrs. Tom Vesselli of .. Willard WMama Wgh school will m_eeUng of the Racltte. ~A Mrs. Leo Edwards. "\). were weekend guests of their aponsor a dance party with the will be .Mrs. Vilma Pikko]a, Mrs. James Harley hBB ,.. parents Mr end Mrs Leroy Jays this coming Friday alghl Bookmobtle Librarian, and aec- celved word that har 800 Dr Watson' and· allended Ute funer- from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Wa- ond grads mothers will serve John Harley, Springfield,' ha; 6-FT. ALUMINUM a1 of their grandfather, Lorey bama Hlgh Gym. refreshments. Attendance Baa· bees made chief of staff altha Watson Sr. ner and ~ward WBB won by Mrs. Springfield City Hospital. He to 51'S'IADDEit Mrs. Carl Moore returned P~tch and cerUficate; David Cbapman B sixth grads with 7 a graduate of Middleport Rlgh heme Sunday trom Meigs Gen- Fife, certificate: end David parents present. School. Mrs. RusaeU Mcln!Jre ••I Hospital where she under· Krawsczyn, cerllficata aad Re- Mrs. William Hoback, vice- Christine )Coats Is a1ao 118l'V• went surgery and 11 convaleac- cruller's Strip. president, anaounced the pro- ing In the hospital 88 a medlcll 1ng nicely. Albert Roush, Feeny-Benaett gram which wu 1 Founders technologist. Mrs. Max Eichinger and dau- Post Commander, wu recognlz- Day Skit entitled "An Oper~~o ==::":::::__ _ _ __ ghter, Becky Jo end Mrs. A~ ed during the evening. Refresh- Uon on Mrs. PTA." Characters group went to the lunch room ten Eichinger were Gallipolis menta were served by Mrs. were "Dr. Nancy Casey," Mrs. for a social hour and refrelll.. ,., oil _ _ _ . , _ • vlsitors Monday. John Krawsczyn, Mrs. John Nancy Ervla and "Dr. Joyce menta of Ice cream, cake, cof. ' rx7' fJ'x7' MDiiiiCik& . . . . . CO'. . - Mrs. Clair Boso and clilldren Russell, Mrs. Bernard Gilkey Kildare," Mrs. Hoback. fee and tea served by lbl a:. Tommy and Bonnie and Ted and Mrs. Clyde Ingles. Following the meellag, the ecuUve Committee. Patterson of Great Bend visited Monday with their mother, JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF Mrs. Dessle Patterson. ei~h( '' \ ......,... - DeNied To TM lni ••" 81 Tile enttne Jl.,. Jl,. ~,.. -----·---· ---------------------------~--------------~·------~~·----------------~--------------------------------------------POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. QIIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1966 VOL XVtl NO. 262 . Mi die o rt Makes 0 ':d Mamly About p pi I e n p cmerO'f ?• ltalional a Superintendent Patterson Resigns 1 •;c . paSt pTeSI'dents are H0n0reel h Racme ' Grade S h 1PTA MeetS Offer~ l DURING OUR WINTER SALE 0.:.';. S4.88 $3,88 ss.aa t S7.88 11.1121. . . a.ms Will COIPOI • Ell~ 9c S83·95 ~LIIiiERD ~CAFE DOOIS S89-95 ELECTRIC GARAGE DOOR OPERATOR PAll $9JI 1129·• - COLONIAL llllllOR DOORS AIDor..,_ RUSH EXIBIOI INliiKIR DOOIIS UIIII1Y DCaiS $39.25 I § .~ ...... $4.88 - MANY MORE VALUES Sale Continues Until Saturday, March 19th Come In and Selecl Youn Now On The ht Floor. Whether You A display of bobbles ranging !rem colD coUectiona and 1JI. dian lore to model ears high· lighted the open house held by Boy Seoul Troop 24li Moaday evening at the legina haD II Middleport. Milford Hysell, Scoutmaster, was ID charle of b event. Pare11ts aad friends vtsited the open bouse llegiJio nltlg at 7 p.m. Scouts and their hobbiet Included Richard Hawley, ooln collection: David Tbompaon, statute models: Jan Long, c:oll 81id sblmp collection; John Ingles, slot car racing model; David Krawsczyn, colD collec· lion: John Krawsczyn, llshlq and made! wa; Cbarlel Teepell, model csrs: Steve Indian lore: and Victor Fer· riera, bueball cardo aad model Want Flat or Flltld ShHts - White, Colon or Flowered Percale or Muslin - Elbedelda Are Ht1clquvten For C1nnon Bed Sheets. ,. oner, You Don't Need Cash OPEN A BILO.A-COUNT Nothing Down P1y As Little As $5 •.00 Monthly THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Department Store Of Building Since 1915 Phones WY2-3193 and WY2-3679 ..WORLD Ill CANNON BED SHEETS Hobby Display Highlight of Open House POMEROY cars. Steve ODer was lbl ofllelal greeter for the opel house. During the buslneu meetlq held by the mothers, Mr s. John Russell wu uamed treasurer. Mr. Hysell announced a mother'• meet11J1 last Wedlleldsy Ill March. . Mr. Hysell preaeated awards to scouiB who were tmable to be present at the last awards meetJna. Larry Grogan recelv· ed the first 'elw award; Da. vid KrawsczyD, Tenderfoot, Camp Kl88huta Patch; Larry Grogu also received lltree • wards, the Follow t1te Ruued Road Palclt, 1 cterllfleaiAI, and ~~re:.:~ Reenn~: Br. . In hlly .,.._rtment. Furniture - Phllr Covwlntie - Dr........ - LUll,.. - lldcllne Mutlc - Rlldy To w- - Mini & W11r - H.- Purnllhl~~t~~ Holllty - Uneerle - Hand..... - Callllltla - Shlltt - Towell Glow•- C1mer11 -lnflnlt W•r- O.lltliit C.,.- C.nct,. lllltrhlclt Sell D1p1ndeble Na&MIIr ~ a. IE THIIIFTYISAVE ALL OF YOUI ,S•tUIJPS FROM ELBERFELDS 1·N· POME·ROY . .., · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - J I S t r i p and a· ot!rllflclats; 111c:1J. , . ard Clllk1. 1b11 B'PCP" Bal\l'''-'-"":"'"""....-~--,;o 68 Acres Below Hobson is Involved in Court Action Will Have Completed 17 Years In Post by Next August 31st MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE $':is S9a99 ·----- ~- -- .. • • . , . " ··' .• --··!li·ixi·~,-------•iii "~tt·litltlllilii!.!lt,~~·I • - .~ I •, - - -~ , ' ·, ·;· •-1-, .·-· �' I :· Pomeroy-Mid~teport, 0:, ~·!•' r-nany Sentinel, 1968 t, ' \Vestern Scientists Await An swers to Venus Mystery John Icenhower Of Mason DI'es .!!AS"N - Funeral aervtces -· 811D0111ced for John FreelMOSCOW (UP!) - The dramatic crash-landing of an, erick Icenhower, age 85, wbo tnmanned Soviet sjlllce ship on Venus waa clouded today died Tueaday at hll residence >Y a series of unanswered questions ranging from space in Mason. He wae bora Aug. 10 11.g~ene to basic facts about the historic feat. 1880 at MasOn, the 11111 of ibe · soviet scientists were expected to 'meet the press' soon late Josephus and Amanda Lolli lo answer some of the questions surrounding earth's first Icenhower. wnlact with another planet and Russia's second ipace speeo He Ia survived by his wife, arular in less than a month. ·- Getqla 1 daughter Mn wn. 1A sketchy anoouncement by lbat during Venus·S's flaal Uam Jwett, Al'lhlirdate: w. he Soviet news agency Tass approach to the planet "tbe VI.; lbNe 10118, Homer, Will>ru'lldBY revealed only that the communication period. . .did inl!lon. D. c.: Howanl, Upper me-ton Venus~3 completed its oot take place." Lovell, who ll!arboro, Md., and Richard, at ,01 day mis,un and planted the heads the giant Jodrell Bank Mason; 15 grandcbUdrea, and Kremlm s hammer · and· sicle Radio Observatory, reported 22 great IJI'andchildren. He 11181 "'t of arms on the planet's his last communicatloa wilb lhe operator ol a coil mlno. Services will be held from 1urface A sister ship-Venus-2 1roeket was four daya ago, -,;,gsed 14.!100 mile:{· from . The . question was raiSed: If the Foglesolli Funeral Home venos- lhe closest fl by in !the fmal commumcatlon ses- Tlmrsday at 2'30 p m wllb lb "''"'' · ls!Ons w•th venus-! failed, how Rev M Fr · ch 1 1 !liil. llie Soviet ani)J'uncemenl did lhe Soviets know they realljl Buri.J :;;aabe l1d not say I'Lha\ scientific hit the planet' Also, there as 1ow1 Celneler)'. tRform•IJOn ha<\lbeen reaped by no Indication wb•tber Ven01-2 Frlende may ea11 111 IIHI loa''" spoo·e <!'ouhle-header or was able to radio hack to erll home tbla avealnl betw ,,,,1 mf~vl'n•tion lhey were MoN<'Ow any information durlllg 7 llld 1 p. m. eta "'kir~/ its by·pa... b. laam~ Odd~! leading astronomer, Br1t . in's f ::~R:; ~:i~~~.~~~=~~ ..":~~~: i Chester Plants, if I Rot sterilized. S umbS in abo a<ked for •·fuller sr10nlific 54, UCC tvidenc!"" lo support tht al"d \'.:nus' sur race the ro{•kPf was ~~~~~~·, He Holzer Hospital , ,,ims to the crash- Tl1t> Tr1ss announcement b~.tid - ----- ----- PT. PLEASANT - Chelter L. Plants, 54, a resident of 2214 tincoln Ave, died early today in Holzer Hospital, where Special Teams B52 Mak . s e Hereford Event Is Set for·Marcllll-12 WA8111NG'roN (UPU- Sell. ~pilei M. ·job!M tour ton. William H. .Nolan, President of the. Buckeye Polled Hereford Alsoclallon, Inc., Is annoanclng Strike Near srugon poa~ ~tiddleport Adkms. both ol Letart, Mrs. Opal Love tl Chesapeake, 0., (Continu•d from Page II Leo and Owen, bolh of Rt. 2 fa rTying out the condemnation 1 Pt. Plrasanl, and Virgil and , a('tion and ctuTent n~gutiations i Dnnald. buth of Culumhus. to date. f Sl'n' Jces will be held at 2 In other actiens council: 1p.m. Friday at the Crow·Hus-Appreved a routine agreP-: sell Funeral home. Burial will rnenl with the water company 1he in a local cemetery. Friends to ifslll'e continued use ol its i may call al !he funeral borne met<lr re~dlngs monthly from : after 7 p.m. today. , whitt. sewer b. ills are figured by I ' the t<t•rd of public affairs. The I . custiWill .be ftve cent• per read· , mg. col';~tll'iut $50 monthly, ''a ' • very• rejiSOnable charge consld· ·" I ering ..liiat it would cost .lo pul our flwn meler reader m the ~ flt-ld;'' ~' I · <Jr C. 0. Fisher not- Police Picket Citv Hall £or :n "':u RIGHT THIS· WAY FOR fc1 Jrlies" QUALITY olv1'd; from Stumbo PENNY A YIUR WILLENHALL, E1181anti(UP1i - Rev. A. G. R. Bristow of Sl. Stephens Chur<h plans to raise money to fit the church organ by requeslin& 1 penny T"r~•:'u~ ..=:~~I donation for each yepr of mar· ···~··~',..... IIMDIIIie It~ Pom- riage from all couplet married Blllinen Offlet~ the ldltnrlal Pb11f1e • ueona c1u1 m•lllna I U.e po1t .,flct 1t P<JOmerov addl'tlMI r Kimball, 1M.. .. ~·• York "';;';~t- 11 .- ratet: n~pretant•U~•• U.Jlver•d bJ ••mer den l't'AIIIbr. 811 ~riiY .,.. Jear 111 ll(lnne. tf the ' D.lilJ hnt1nll _DUlce. Jt&.lf'l1 1 11 "m nt~ 11.- mnt 111•n1t11~ a:uo 11 •eellJ 01'111 Wl•lor Aoute w-IM!r. carroer monlh, ... nu- -~ A.OO. SIIAPEI.Y TIDEF NORTH WALSHAM En~land •itUPI) - ;143 Le•h•JCH _v. ., • lllall ODI ,..,. IIU.OO; S~ re. ll!nl~ II 311 llr ~·- ' " , Pollee are seekiDB a Rhapely thief who made off with loot from I women's , clethrn1 store here. Taken were· A pair of br&ll size 31· · ' • S(Bl'kS and shirts, !liY.e 26 Waist, and ~•Ilea . 3l hln ......... I IJZI -... Fight Resatll ALL STARS s:o~~~ p~I~Ie~~~~o 'QUIC. k Money'DeaI Drove Braves From M•lI wankee t~uaoUUq s.l ;)':../ Accavallt, 101>, Argentina, outpointed Katsuyoshki Takaya· ma, lll'l<, Japan (15) (won WBA version ol world flywetgbt Iitle). .d;! 7 "I I HighS h } Cage scores . I I I I .~~:,n :~~a0~ 7ea~wersto r~n f~'l Morton ~) Arm Roast - - - - - lb. 49c English Roast - - - lb. 5sc Beef Short Ribs - - lb. 43c Fresh Ground Beef 3 lb. 1.35 FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR 49c MILK ~ gellon carton Fui-Valu PRODUCE BUYS! FLORIDA'S FINEST ORANGES or GRAPEFRUIT lb. bag TRUCKS IN STOCK IN STOCK I OPENING SPECIAL MILK SHAKES--~ PRICE r· At The Pomeroy Mason Bridge FORD f.fOO PICKUP 64 East Northwest Lake Canwn 84 Mogadore 71 40 llardn-S~~m~mns~~l04~W~.~Tex~~· ~94~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! r COLLEGE ~Low~ Scores ' FALCON (2 DOOR) By United Press latenallonal Ohio CoofereoC<I Champioaslllp At Akron, Ohio Final Akron 102 Otterbein 82 East Com!. Conn. 94 Potsdam 82 Holy Cross 63 St. John's 60 Penm:ylvania 56 Princelo 41 Cornell 84 Columbia 73 Villanova 91 Seton Hall 111 Edinboro 79 California Q C. W. Post 83 Pratt 81 I Phila. Text. 83 Le Moyne 8t Conn. 96 Rhode Island 74 Yale 71 Brown 64 IS. Michael's 106 HarUord !Ia Harvard 86 Dartmouth 6f Rochester 82 Buffalo 76 South George!Dwn 83 Canisiua 69 Williams 78 Siena 57 Houston 103 Loyola tLa.) 71 Erskine 68 Westera Corolina Guilford 7J High Point 70 Stillman 106 savannah St. !18 Bethne-Ckmn fl Fl. Valley Midwest W"tem Reserve 76 Thiel 70 Emporia Coil. 71 SI.Bndcl's E. Mlgh. 71 Wayne St. 69 Allegheny 75 John Carroll 73 De Paul 101 Steullfylville rt Drake"78 Valparaiso 74 roll Food- BEFORE YOU LEAVE MUSTANG REGISTER FOR FREE GOBLE DEAL 17" ADMIRAL T.V. FOR A To Be Given Away April1, 1966 __ GET A BETTER DEAl 1.5 LOW AS - - - - - - DL . , 461 5. THIRD ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0, '------:----~-----------------;... _ _ _ _ _ _ _, 1Nebraska wtchita St.711 ffiKanaas .Sou. St. Ill. II u. ~ ' I Fui-Valu Buys In Every Department I 1 1 CAKE MIXES =.:nv:~~~. o..u·, 3• 69C HUNT'S PEACHES ~~=-·,--.3 N-;~ 69c STOKELY'S PUMPKIN ~~ 10c DEL MONTE CATSUP ~ ~bra!:r:••,____ .4::. 99c MAXWELL HOUSE ~~~~~T_, ,o:,spt HOMESTEAD OLEO 5 99c COTTAGE CHEESE ~~!~.~ --~:.- 49c FLEECY WHITE BLEACH ·~·~ 39c 'l 10 CARS c SOLIDI_......,_ I DAIRY VALLEY Kraft Salad ENRICHED ALL PURPOSE ROUR ~~p~\er ':gum;~~ th~~": 1 :p_en_d_. Tuesday and Wednesday Only FLOUR Dressing SO MIRACLE 251b. • WHIP bag 2% ' Johnson May Be Switched To Outfield by Heffner Galaxie 500 Hardtop Ground Fresh Severel Times Deily - 21b. 9Bc certon MARCH 50 Pike's Peek Quellty ..--- . I TO COME IN AND TEST DRIVE A NEW FORD CAR OR TRUCK DURING HIS Apple Peach Cherry c::::ii:d ~slon KEITH GOBLE INVITES YOU 3 for 71 despite Jim Moedoll't IIIJ.J up ,...... II l!llliD poial night IIIII Lew Lewin bit BowU.., GreiD a basket at the buzzer alter a · shaD and . dJsputed call t.. give AllegileDy ~I« . a '15-73 aquealter over John Car· actloa lly vlllt!ttl. roll,l be latter 111'0 contetll Ia IU<i1- ' lbe Presldenll Atnletior Collfer. · · ' euce. 8 alLwilll. • Toalgbt'a act""! will aee IIHt Texal '1'edl 11 Rlet' 14 . ~ wiJidup of lbe Mid • American Te•ll A&M 115 Blylor ~ . ' I COIIferOIICI 1811SOD Willi runner· TOIIll 7f ArklDIIII 71 ' ·«< When He Gets to Camp to limit Fruit Filled DePaul Wallopa llarcHu le880D aarms Tuesday night, DePaul clobbered Steubenville, 101-8'1 at Cblcego deaplte 1 2t-polnl barraga by lhe Barons" Jobll llummoll; st. s.naventure used twa aecond • half flurries tD down Kenl State, 85-56; Western Reserve brol<e lls seven-game 1... ing streak by beating Thiel, 711- In .lour ~tar Clay-TerrelJ puzzIe Ba££1es Off'ICiaJs I --·-- DAILY SENTINEL ! , Reaervecl and :ing wage," said Police Chief be!t•view,e.d and reorganized by •$464 a month. Top mon!hly col~•' ill and put m a moderniz- i wage for patrolmerr and seredlin•r·m by the sol1c1lor; and 'geanh Is $397 a month. ZerkJe a request - agreed r Temple said a raise waa neclha~the maller of the 'essary to prevenl Industry II'OITl "'l(:tlehs' Wtional Bank asking hirin~ away his trained men by mr.te"' spares on Race-st offering considerably higher 'ala snorkt>l banking facility aries. L vj~~~,'.,~;"" The Circleville force lnclud•' and relurned to 10 reRtJiar and four SJH'clal of. 1'Jf public affairs fer !fleers. m::~~· a ~uggestion .. of Mrs. Leora of the board. bt SORE BOOSTER ROCKET as her work load DENVER tUP)) - La r r y and because her 1Vinson, 10, wanted lo travel has meriled highest mto space, but doctora treated his booster rocket for first-and ~~~·~n the meeting second-degree burns. He 1o I d ~V B. F. Par- ~ police he poured gasoline on Gibbons. George his pants then Iii .~hem "to take Dick Vaughan, and, off hke a rocket. H11 journey Richard Bai- ended m a neighbor's waterfilled bathtub and doctors oald he weu ld have trouble 11~ ting down for a couple ef weeks. Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Mlddl t 0 M h 2 1""" • ' epor ' ., arc ' ....,...... · lb. BEEF bard-fought 79-76 decision over a stubborn Findlay team and Akl'OII with an, easy 10:1-lrJ ViC· lory over Otterbein. The Marauders, raRked sixth nationally among the small col· leges, and the Oilers battled througb a close first half which saw the lead change hands six times in the NAJA District 22 playoff at Findlay. The Ollers held a 40-38 lead at intermission, but Central went in front to stay at 511-56 with 5:48 left. Findlay pulled within three poinls with 51 sec· onds to go and had the boll but coulda't pull I tb . ' 00 tor e VIC y. P • St di :ro~~!i!:;h~reN~ Right c The wliiOOI's hnd a 54-311 mar· gin on the boards and she! 55.4 per cent !rom lbe field.. · Akron, ranked 151b natioDally, will carry a 20-3 record Into the Mideast Regional playoff at Ak· roo oa Friday. Olterbeill finished with a 20-l mark, losing i• the cllampltnohip game ta AkrOA the second year ID a row. I Opea-8 to S-Mon. Thrll Sat GRADED Zc It> that old ordinnnr£13 will :Robert Templt>. Tt"mple makf's '"I ..-ellable oae MARKET "Tile 8tor1 With A Harl" GOOD stay at 111-34. In the !Ina! live minutes of the half, the Zips oulscored the Cardinals LS-7 to take a 4941 margin at intermission. Akroo hit on 22 of 38 shots from thefiehlln the second half to pull away. Ken Mackovlc led the Zips' attack with 22 points but five teammates also scored m double figures. All 6TH & PEARL BTS. -IIAC/NI /Iea rd committee reports_t~owever, insisted. the orncers 8 " fol lo w ~ from Councllman would acrt•pt nothmg less than {'li lord Slumbo that a reporh $53 a month. e1.1 Vit)(' - ~ t sewer odor problem , "All we're asking fot Is a llv· B• .· """ A March !J, 4 and 5 Ke• Wilburn led Central The greater height llld k...,. with 24 pointo and dominated er shooting eye of . Akron teld the boards with 24 reboands. lhe tale for the Zips, who aor· John Steffen scored 25 for Find· vived a 37-polnt effort by flulay, 22 in the first hall, but weakened Don Carlos of Otterfouled out with 13 minutes to bein, the Gregory Award willplay. ner. The Marauders will carry a The score waa tied seveR 22-5 record mtotbetouroamentl tlmes before Jerry Soan's and Findlay fimshed at 111-9. bucket put Akron ill front to Zips Domlnale Boards I Fui·Yalu Prlcet Effective park , Jan. I. 1967. 1 Spokesmen for th~ policemen. sh ler house and other -,~J!i;;~' RACINE .., BEST BEEF BUYS!! By, United Presa .International Central State wilt go ID the NAJA national tournament later ilus mooth to defend lls chnnr p1ossh1p and Akron will repr&sent the Ohio Confer~ for the third ClllSecutive.year m the NCAA college diviSion tournament. They ear~~ed tbe berlbs Tue.. day night, Cenlral Slate with a CIDCAGO (UP! -Anether license application, using lba he said, but 1he -:'1~J.J ~ ' ? / __..., round was espected Ieday I» nome of Muhammad All, wlllch commlssiOD would bavt fo:)' ~ the puzzling question whether be took aa a member of IIHt determine whether Clay ~ the Cassiua Clay-Ernest Terrell Black Muslims. Terrell might be guliiJ heavyweight championship fight -Promoter Irving Scboea- planning acta delrln..m.l MILWAUKEE (UP)) -Thel Jinkinson claimed lbe 1 -may be held In lliinois. wald did not anawer lbe boxing. need to make mon•y in a hurry Braves' move to Atianla at the NEW YORK -Behlto . question whether he has a because of ''self-inflicted fin an- j end of the 1965 seasoa was 129'¥<, Puerto Rico, The athle!te was financial Interest ta a boxer or He said lbe cia! problems" drove the. "necessary, reasonable and ed Angel Rivera, !27Y<, expected Ill rev1ew the matter a W1'1!8ller would have to bold a Braves from Milwaukee, an :juslified and boycolts no one." Rico (6). for the fourth llme since It Ll.;.lltl bpln lbe licenses, detennl1le attorney for the state of • . . initinlly approved the bout Feb. In nddition, Clark pointed rot, facts and ~Ide wbelber Wisconsin said Tuesday. j He smd . the Milwaukee MAMI BEACH (UP]) 8. , . Schoenwald's promoter's bout ahould be llceDied. . . 'Coonly Clrcml has no Jurlsdic· Dickie De Veronica, 146, Today s reVl"" ill llsell was Uc"""e expire!! on March 22 and Wtllard Stafford, in h•s ·tton over the defendants and Syracuse, N.Y., stopped somewhat ancerlam smce rom- bls promoter's bond on Mar<h openmg argument m the lwtthoul power to enter the Schmidt 151 Toronto. . ,., , DUS9IOR Chall'man Joe Trlner 9, both before lhe scheduled Terrortol Bomblq ,,,.,,Ji•8• unprecedented antitrust su1t decree sought by the state. lie ' ' " . .. first ralled a meeting, then """I dele of March 29 J·>!li against baseball, said the sport 'said the state's action could ThiS b1kmg 1D March weather rescinded the eall and finally ""\:' . · ADEN (UP!) -Terrot'IJII should screen its owners as ' "destroy baseball as 11 is TO TELEVISE RACE is a elacb. ~ •-Jde W"•-expll'ed every year -""• 881'd he would """ """""' for They'Ve 2 years," Schoenwald satd lbrew . a band .. . , . _ II ro an ngs well as it does its players. knoWII roday al!d lead to utter MIAMI, Fla. !UP!) day whether te call a meetlng. In answer te Ibis "and they've patrohll8 Bntish army United PreSI IDteroatlonal Stafford sa~d the Braves made ,ruination of the game." I Network, Inc., will televise The . . al • an Aden suburb Monday Easten Division money in Milwaukee in the pa<l . $100,000 Flamingo Stakes i conurusston got IIHI bot ways been renewed. What woundilli two British lok* few years despile book and tax . Stafford, however, 101d the color Thursday from Hialeah C 00 pota!D back from lliineis Atty. reason could there be lor nol Th ld. fired baCk W. L. Pet. GB loss clai;,, issued by the sport's position as a monopoly Park. The race will be shown Gen. William G. Clark Tuesday renewing them again?" endsoed ters Ar8 b It . · . Bostoa 47 23 671 · d 't b. 1 t rt · after he riffled lbe present Clark emphasized lbat his wou an. was .. 0 ce run on a delayed basis that evening <I!! • team's owners. ma e .1 . . ~u Je~ f t t t dent ala 44 ~ .638 21! He told Judge Elmer Roller responslbthlies m regard to by television stations in Phila licensing &rr81liement lor the opinion dici not mean the Irs erroriS IDCI ·'. C1ncinnatl 42 27 .609 4'h he should order Ute Braves-•abandoning a territory. He said York Philadelphia fight with as many holes as a cancellation or the bout as m•d·January. New York 'J:/ 40 .403 !BY. "screaming or otlterwise"- to ]the state will prove "irrepara- Lexi~gton, Cincinn~ti, By Uolted Pre" Internalloaal piece of Swiss cheese. scheduled. All of lbe omissions ----~ Westera Division return to Milwaukee until the ble lDJury 00 .the people of the and Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Toomament:. Clark's Fldlop ID the lcenses can be "cured," All of us ~rork for a llvlog. W. L. Pet. GB National League sees fit to state . of Wtsronsm that far Cia" AA Sectlooals Clark, apparently I I deter. vertising Is a sparkplug of oilf·· Los Angelea 38 31 551 .grant the city a• expansioo loutwetghs any harm to the . AI Akron mined to avoid counting out.the MOFFO WINS CASE economy. It helps make maso .471 5" franchise . ld.tendants." He said the state GOLA TO RETIRE Akron Buchtel 58 f~ght as Is the CODIDIISSIOII, ROME !UP!) - A Rome distribution possible; lbal Ill. 37 .443 7~ Staff~rd and Earl A. Jinkin· ;would prove the loss of the , PHILADELPHIA (UPJ) 33 39 ~:!ti:::. 31 Akron South 411 found: court acqwtted soprano Anna turn calls for mass productjou:"• St. Louls 29 38:433 8 son. counsel for the Bravcs, :Braves would mean an $18 i TYoomrk KGn.olak,rboc33-kyear-olddNewd l Barberton 73 Coventry 50 su-bmNrul·t·tedtherceClrtil~ycates!MI' _,TerroodeU Mun·offo!Mdontiday of faNilingJro pay Mass production and dlatrlbt>- • . 1 •• " · · m'ill'•on annual eco•om· I · · t0 •c e er guar an por u es on a ew ersey- tion to•ether employ most or· ' . Detroit :!() 51 282 19 gave openmg arguments m the the city " IC oss AI Youngslown ° licensed automobile she brought us. And•lhey generate lbe ""'"" '' ' a veteran of II years m the ' . health from aa _lliinois physiTuesd~'a Rellol.... Sf!<_'oild ~a y of the trml on the . . National BasketbaJ: Associa- Warren Hardmg 93 CJ nd both f 81 led to furnisb fr th U01'ted . "' . ~ sutt wh1ch charges the Braves. I lion will ref at th d f Warren Ke•nedy 43 an a over om e Slates perity on which all of ua .:. ' • 1 0 Yor'' the N·ational League and its SANDERS HONORED the ' 1965-ll6 ande Newton Falls 66 Howland 43 "'tho! _ _ _ _ _ ___.-"1l2 mne oth~r clubs w•th consp•rmg NEW YORK llJPI) -Tom the state legislature on the AI Berea whether IIIey might engage in U. S. citizen comill8 to Italy CiRcillnatl 102 Pblladelpbia 100 ~o boi''O;Il ~•lwt"tuke~ in v•ola· ~ Sanders: one of New York Republican ticket. Brooklyn 63A~;!aairk 5I acts detrimental ID boxill8. only briefly slle was not jflt I llosiDn 120 Sl Louis 96 ''; o s/ e Kanh• rus ~ws: I t.Jmverstty 's all·t•me basketball . t· n -Clay in nddition failed ID required to pay duties for Whoaaaoopsl , , Iii ; Ole · u n, a atwna 1stars and n&w a member of the 1 RUSSIA AGREES Elyna Catho IC 42 use his legal name in his temporary import of the car. Splash. Get help on the · • League attorney, was scheduled Boston Celtics of the Naliooall ROME (UP!) -Russia has I Bay Village II spot. Find CLEANERS & .' ,_, today, afterwluch th< state wtll l Baskelball AssociatiOn, has agreed to hold Us Davis Cup At Panna 1 Wednesday's Games DYERS fast in the, start callmg witnesses. The , been named alumnus e1 the matrhes against Italy in an Maple Heights 53 New York at Bos!Dn YELLOW PAGES. sart ~allmg w1m~sses. The Iyear in sports by NYU's ltalian city instead ef in Russia Oeveland Max Hayes 43 Los Angeles at Baltimore Where your finge11 state IS expected to take . • . Varsity Club. Sanders will be as originally scheduled. Sources I Brecksvtlle 64 l!an Francisco at Detroit week or more to present lis the guest of bonor, March 14, said the date would be before Cleveland South 53 do the w~lklng., 1 (Omly 1amea leltedaled) c~se. at the club's awards dinner. May 1. AI New Concord Maysville 60 . Malta-McConnelsvlllt 47 1Cambridge 72 Meadowbrook 98 TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) glove, at second. . At Martins Ferry Johnson, where he ends his Cincinnati has a big gap ID Martins rerry 81 out and reporls to the Cincin- fill in right field where Frank Union Local 78 nati Reds spring !raining Robinson used ID roam and Bellaire St. JohR 68 will find he is ticketed ID Johnson's bat il ...ded there, Sl Clairsville 111 at a different position. but he may end up back at first At New Pbiladelpbia , base, where be atarted w!m the . J ohnson, lbe maJor 1eague s Red ' Riverview 68 West Holmes 54 top man at driving in runs last s, At Purlsmoulh season, played well eoough at Johnson pitcher Jim Maloney Ironto• 75 Wheelersburg 61 third . base ID be coasidered and Infielders Chico Ruiz and AI .\shlabula among tht best in eltller Gus Gil were missing when the Painesville River'lido 37 full team began drills Tuesday. Asht.bula Edgewood 27 (ot) league, Ruiz and Gil have signed, but Geneva 54 Ashtabula 46 The Reds' new manager, Don were delayed enroule here. MaAI Bedford Hef!ner, says the burly slugger 1 Cleveland John Adams 79 will be given a lriB.I ill the out- I~1-oney.,;.iiiisiiiiiiiaiiihiiioiiildiiiouiiitiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,..;iiiiii==iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=a':: 1 Solon 66 field, however. 1r · Orange 61 Beachwood 51 There have been reports Heft. Cl<:t5S AA District ner will move second baseman At Columbuo Pete Rose to third and put ! Columbus DeSales 98 Utic. 5'/ young Tommy Helms, who I Upper Arlington ii8 l'ield• a strong bat and good Columbua North 56 Bexley 61 London 56 AS Class A Secllooals lll. Wesleyan lOS lli. Coli. 55 LOW AS At Strulber• Lewis 81 Quincy 75 Columbiana 81 Bates 84 Bowdoin 71 ,, Western Reserve Bonaventure 65 Kent St. 56 '.\ : Nurlh Lima 68 United Local :; r:::~ 119 Rockford 85 1 At Woosler " 84 Lake Forest ttl I Dalton 85 Black River 34 75 Doane tl5 Northwestero 49 Mapleton 35 S.E. Mo. 113 Tenn. (mrtn) lltl At Ravenna Centrsl Sl 79 Fiadlay 7ft ~ Salary Increase ' •d -Accepted • request from ' th~ .State li1ghway Dep:::~rlment I . thf Middleport assume main-1 Clfl.CLEVILLE, Ohio tiJPI\ .~ te ncP of the readside park on i Off-~uly p.ohcemen a~d th~lr st , e Houte 143 in town after j ram1iles picketed outs1de C1tv th Route 7 by.pas~ i~ com· i Hall . Tuesday In an effort to ~ ~ ed. The state had wanted convmce City Council to srant til transfer immediate!v but the police a pay increase, ag d to the delay. "Wilhout i Council Is considering a proth agreement," Councilman 1posa! to g1ve policemen a l2fi J n ,n Zl·rk!e pointed eut, " The !• month pay increase this year sl:- f' w11Uid have to pull out il~~J i and perhaps another S15 by •:~~U: ~~ 1 1 •• ~tem Washmgtun and wa~ a member of the Loy- t1liddletown. Central State, Akron Tourney Bound; MAC Action Ends T Walker Muet Deefde wage by March 28 UPI Briefs he had been a :mJrf llou..;" C~ nd PorL'imouth. · a\ Order of Moose. 1'e:1m 5, Athens - Logan.' Mr. Plants was born Ia Malo Jacbou, Ironton, Gallipolis ;:wd on county Oct. 2, 1911, sen of ~Lu · i e t t.'l. , the late Isaac and Mary \1lhit'l't•: tJn fi, Z;mrsville· - New · tington Plants. He is survived ark , La nt·;J sh'r, Cambridge and bv his wife Elizabeth a dau-l)i'l{ltepnrt. tl-!ht rr Mary' and son, 'chester, Tt1uns 4. 5 and 6 serve Ohio's · bnth :~t home. 28-.:ciunt.v 1\ppttl~f'hTfl area. Other ~urvivorc; are three sl!ters r~nd four brnthf'r~ Mrs. <:anwt Baxh·r «nd Mrs. Louise b New Deparlment of Tranelt Proru;••d ' WASHINGTON UP!) Congress - , _ Industrial COLUMBUS (UP!) -Dlreclor Slat. ldenl Jobaloll asked Relations today to establish a uew de- w. 0. Walker will decide before o partmenl of lranaporlallon ID March 28 lllhetber to accepl, r. : :=ual.:ll~~e~o: lbe cabinet whichofwoald <ODeOl· ject or modify a recommend• beld March ll·l2, at lbe Jr. !dale a number fedlral ag- Uon of a minimum wage 11 Fair Arena Ohlo State Fair- SAlOON (UP!) _ American encleo responaible for lranall 'Ull per bour for women lllll mile lod de miDon flllllloyed Ia re)aU bull0 and safety. Ia eddlllol Ia YOIIIIC aod grounds, Columbus. '862 bo ra ay ma IW In a ..,.sage lo lbe House aesses Ia Obi M-, dltM eppillqlt were The show and sale will be slrlkes against Communlll and Senate Johnson said· ''The A ta o. Sf'S. J. WOllam Fulbright of comprised of 18 bulls and 31 fe- lions ilear Saigon, one so close American iranaportaUon d a : wap Mknt1o, llnell Om nlng of malea, consigned by leading to lbe capital lbal window• ta not good enough. we muot nco 1 Alaab and Eqale J. MoCaro breeders of the Buckeye as- rallied, buildings shook and coordinate the execallve ftmo-·- - - - Ill)' II Mknuall, aD Demo- soclalion. Tbe ahow wiD begin pictures fell from walla. Ilona ol IIIII' traDaporlallon agcnta. Mone, 111H 1 Demo- al 1 p. m. on March 11, 1966, II was disclosed meanwhile encles Into 1 alngle coberenlln. .~, II Ira OrtltL and will be judged by James lbal 109 Americans were killed slrUmenl ol government" Demuth of Raymond, Miss. In action in the wek ending . (Continued from Page lJ -Feb. 26, blgh~l loll of lbe ~ear DAU.AS tUPI) - Juan Chav- about Candy MOISter tat. GRANGE TO MEI'."I' OKAy BOND ISSUE and the heaviest U. S. loss smce 11 decided lbe only way lo Tueaday waa one lhat the jury the bloody Ia Orang Valley protect his car from thieves waa left to ponder overnight ID The Melga County Pomon• :oooHE~~ ryP~ - A e&mpll,ign last November. was lo sleep In II. He did l11d Ita first Dlfibt ol belllg lockld Gr will meet In re lar . , s n aa was The Commanlst dealb IDII thieves 3wakened him, stole bla up Ia :!2 daya of the lloaaler 8111 gu pasaed Tuesday by voters of last week wu 1,122, a ll. S. shoes l11d bls wallel They did murder 1r1a1. Tile jlll'1 re1urne nssiDn Friday Ill p. DL at lbe lba Goshen Local School D1B- military spokesman oald today. not bother !he car today for 111t0tber lull da of Rock Springs Grange hall with lrict In a special election. II had The South Vietnamese !orecs . sumrnaHona Ia wblcb d• HarrlaooYille Grii!P 11 host. failed of passage on two pre- lost 379 kllled and other alllel 111'<1' and troop coneentration 25 fense will 18y there waa 110 moA nter Jll'Oill'&llllllll be re- vtoua occaslollll, but lhill time II. miles norlb • northeast of Sal- IIYe for Candy lllll her nep11 ll8llled. hen p received a 60.5 per cent affirm· Waves of lbe eight-jet Slrate- gon. Each or the Guam-based Melvin Lane Powers, to lo Iliad. 11'<1 nr&ed aUve vote. A almple majority glc Air Command (SAC) B52s jets carried 51 bmba welib- wealtby Jaequn Mossier hW' 1 wae required. pounded a Viet Colli atorege log !rom 250 to 500 poullllo llllbald. ' YOIII, D-Obb o11ter aenalon r-.~a ta ftlla& ID 1apporl 7 of Sea. Wa7Dt Mone'o allempl .. repeal lilt liM Gall of ~ kiD ft!IOiaiiGI. Tile move ...,.. ed bJ 1M. patient for 1 adt'lohw . Coshm·t.on , Wooster month following a stroke. "~d A s hlabt~la . . j He had been a local tavern Iearn 4. C111llleothe - Ham1l· · owner for the past 20 yeart, (Cont inued from Pa ge l l ,I FIRESTONE CHAMPION OR New Safety CHAMPION TIRES MOUNTED FIB Tir11 Belanctcl lncluclln1 Weights $1M �' I :· Pomeroy-Mid~teport, 0:, ~·!•' r-nany Sentinel, 1968 t, ' \Vestern Scientists Await An swers to Venus Mystery John Icenhower Of Mason DI'es .!!AS"N - Funeral aervtces -· 811D0111ced for John FreelMOSCOW (UP!) - The dramatic crash-landing of an, erick Icenhower, age 85, wbo tnmanned Soviet sjlllce ship on Venus waa clouded today died Tueaday at hll residence >Y a series of unanswered questions ranging from space in Mason. He wae bora Aug. 10 11.g~ene to basic facts about the historic feat. 1880 at MasOn, the 11111 of ibe · soviet scientists were expected to 'meet the press' soon late Josephus and Amanda Lolli lo answer some of the questions surrounding earth's first Icenhower. wnlact with another planet and Russia's second ipace speeo He Ia survived by his wife, arular in less than a month. ·- Getqla 1 daughter Mn wn. 1A sketchy anoouncement by lbat during Venus·S's flaal Uam Jwett, Al'lhlirdate: w. he Soviet news agency Tass approach to the planet "tbe VI.; lbNe 10118, Homer, Will>ru'lldBY revealed only that the communication period. . .did inl!lon. D. c.: Howanl, Upper me-ton Venus~3 completed its oot take place." Lovell, who ll!arboro, Md., and Richard, at ,01 day mis,un and planted the heads the giant Jodrell Bank Mason; 15 grandcbUdrea, and Kremlm s hammer · and· sicle Radio Observatory, reported 22 great IJI'andchildren. He 11181 "'t of arms on the planet's his last communicatloa wilb lhe operator ol a coil mlno. Services will be held from 1urface A sister ship-Venus-2 1roeket was four daya ago, -,;,gsed 14.!100 mile:{· from . The . question was raiSed: If the Foglesolli Funeral Home venos- lhe closest fl by in !the fmal commumcatlon ses- Tlmrsday at 2'30 p m wllb lb "''"'' · ls!Ons w•th venus-! failed, how Rev M Fr · ch 1 1 !liil. llie Soviet ani)J'uncemenl did lhe Soviets know they realljl Buri.J :;;aabe l1d not say I'Lha\ scientific hit the planet' Also, there as 1ow1 Celneler)'. tRform•IJOn ha<\lbeen reaped by no Indication wb•tber Ven01-2 Frlende may ea11 111 IIHI loa''" spoo·e <!'ouhle-header or was able to radio hack to erll home tbla avealnl betw ,,,,1 mf~vl'n•tion lhey were MoN<'Ow any information durlllg 7 llld 1 p. m. eta "'kir~/ its by·pa... b. laam~ Odd~! leading astronomer, Br1t . in's f ::~R:; ~:i~~~.~~~=~~ ..":~~~: i Chester Plants, if I Rot sterilized. S umbS in abo a<ked for •·fuller sr10nlific 54, UCC tvidenc!"" lo support tht al"d \'.:nus' sur race the ro{•kPf was ~~~~~~·, He Holzer Hospital , ,,ims to the crash- Tl1t> Tr1ss announcement b~.tid - ----- ----- PT. PLEASANT - Chelter L. Plants, 54, a resident of 2214 tincoln Ave, died early today in Holzer Hospital, where Special Teams B52 Mak . s e Hereford Event Is Set for·Marcllll-12 WA8111NG'roN (UPU- Sell. ~pilei M. ·job!M tour ton. William H. .Nolan, President of the. Buckeye Polled Hereford Alsoclallon, Inc., Is annoanclng Strike Near srugon poa~ ~tiddleport Adkms. both ol Letart, Mrs. Opal Love tl Chesapeake, 0., (Continu•d from Page II Leo and Owen, bolh of Rt. 2 fa rTying out the condemnation 1 Pt. Plrasanl, and Virgil and , a('tion and ctuTent n~gutiations i Dnnald. buth of Culumhus. to date. f Sl'n' Jces will be held at 2 In other actiens council: 1p.m. Friday at the Crow·Hus-Appreved a routine agreP-: sell Funeral home. Burial will rnenl with the water company 1he in a local cemetery. Friends to ifslll'e continued use ol its i may call al !he funeral borne met<lr re~dlngs monthly from : after 7 p.m. today. , whitt. sewer b. ills are figured by I ' the t<t•rd of public affairs. The I . custiWill .be ftve cent• per read· , mg. col';~tll'iut $50 monthly, ''a ' • very• rejiSOnable charge consld· ·" I ering ..liiat it would cost .lo pul our flwn meler reader m the ~ flt-ld;'' ~' I · <Jr C. 0. Fisher not- Police Picket Citv Hall £or :n "':u RIGHT THIS· WAY FOR fc1 Jrlies" QUALITY olv1'd; from Stumbo PENNY A YIUR WILLENHALL, E1181anti(UP1i - Rev. A. G. R. Bristow of Sl. Stephens Chur<h plans to raise money to fit the church organ by requeslin& 1 penny T"r~•:'u~ ..=:~~I donation for each yepr of mar· ···~··~',..... IIMDIIIie It~ Pom- riage from all couplet married Blllinen Offlet~ the ldltnrlal Pb11f1e • ueona c1u1 m•lllna I U.e po1t .,flct 1t P<JOmerov addl'tlMI r Kimball, 1M.. .. ~·• York "';;';~t- 11 .- ratet: n~pretant•U~•• U.Jlver•d bJ ••mer den l't'AIIIbr. 811 ~riiY .,.. Jear 111 ll(lnne. tf the ' D.lilJ hnt1nll _DUlce. Jt&.lf'l1 1 11 "m nt~ 11.- mnt 111•n1t11~ a:uo 11 •eellJ 01'111 Wl•lor Aoute w-IM!r. carroer monlh, ... nu- -~ A.OO. SIIAPEI.Y TIDEF NORTH WALSHAM En~land •itUPI) - ;143 Le•h•JCH _v. ., • lllall ODI ,..,. IIU.OO; S~ re. ll!nl~ II 311 llr ~·- ' " , Pollee are seekiDB a Rhapely thief who made off with loot from I women's , clethrn1 store here. Taken were· A pair of br&ll size 31· · ' • S(Bl'kS and shirts, !liY.e 26 Waist, and ~•Ilea . 3l hln ......... I IJZI -... Fight Resatll ALL STARS s:o~~~ p~I~Ie~~~~o 'QUIC. k Money'DeaI Drove Braves From M•lI wankee t~uaoUUq s.l ;)':../ Accavallt, 101>, Argentina, outpointed Katsuyoshki Takaya· ma, lll'l<, Japan (15) (won WBA version ol world flywetgbt Iitle). .d;! 7 "I I HighS h } Cage scores . I I I I .~~:,n :~~a0~ 7ea~wersto r~n f~'l Morton ~) Arm Roast - - - - - lb. 49c English Roast - - - lb. 5sc Beef Short Ribs - - lb. 43c Fresh Ground Beef 3 lb. 1.35 FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR 49c MILK ~ gellon carton Fui-Valu PRODUCE BUYS! FLORIDA'S FINEST ORANGES or GRAPEFRUIT lb. bag TRUCKS IN STOCK IN STOCK I OPENING SPECIAL MILK SHAKES--~ PRICE r· At The Pomeroy Mason Bridge FORD f.fOO PICKUP 64 East Northwest Lake Canwn 84 Mogadore 71 40 llardn-S~~m~mns~~l04~W~.~Tex~~· ~94~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! r COLLEGE ~Low~ Scores ' FALCON (2 DOOR) By United Press latenallonal Ohio CoofereoC<I Champioaslllp At Akron, Ohio Final Akron 102 Otterbein 82 East Com!. Conn. 94 Potsdam 82 Holy Cross 63 St. John's 60 Penm:ylvania 56 Princelo 41 Cornell 84 Columbia 73 Villanova 91 Seton Hall 111 Edinboro 79 California Q C. W. Post 83 Pratt 81 I Phila. Text. 83 Le Moyne 8t Conn. 96 Rhode Island 74 Yale 71 Brown 64 IS. Michael's 106 HarUord !Ia Harvard 86 Dartmouth 6f Rochester 82 Buffalo 76 South George!Dwn 83 Canisiua 69 Williams 78 Siena 57 Houston 103 Loyola tLa.) 71 Erskine 68 Westera Corolina Guilford 7J High Point 70 Stillman 106 savannah St. !18 Bethne-Ckmn fl Fl. Valley Midwest W"tem Reserve 76 Thiel 70 Emporia Coil. 71 SI.Bndcl's E. Mlgh. 71 Wayne St. 69 Allegheny 75 John Carroll 73 De Paul 101 Steullfylville rt Drake"78 Valparaiso 74 roll Food- BEFORE YOU LEAVE MUSTANG REGISTER FOR FREE GOBLE DEAL 17" ADMIRAL T.V. FOR A To Be Given Away April1, 1966 __ GET A BETTER DEAl 1.5 LOW AS - - - - - - DL . , 461 5. THIRD ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0, '------:----~-----------------;... _ _ _ _ _ _ _, 1Nebraska wtchita St.711 ffiKanaas .Sou. St. Ill. II u. ~ ' I Fui-Valu Buys In Every Department I 1 1 CAKE MIXES =.:nv:~~~. o..u·, 3• 69C HUNT'S PEACHES ~~=-·,--.3 N-;~ 69c STOKELY'S PUMPKIN ~~ 10c DEL MONTE CATSUP ~ ~bra!:r:••,____ .4::. 99c MAXWELL HOUSE ~~~~~T_, ,o:,spt HOMESTEAD OLEO 5 99c COTTAGE CHEESE ~~!~.~ --~:.- 49c FLEECY WHITE BLEACH ·~·~ 39c 'l 10 CARS c SOLIDI_......,_ I DAIRY VALLEY Kraft Salad ENRICHED ALL PURPOSE ROUR ~~p~\er ':gum;~~ th~~": 1 :p_en_d_. Tuesday and Wednesday Only FLOUR Dressing SO MIRACLE 251b. • WHIP bag 2% ' Johnson May Be Switched To Outfield by Heffner Galaxie 500 Hardtop Ground Fresh Severel Times Deily - 21b. 9Bc certon MARCH 50 Pike's Peek Quellty ..--- . I TO COME IN AND TEST DRIVE A NEW FORD CAR OR TRUCK DURING HIS Apple Peach Cherry c::::ii:d ~slon KEITH GOBLE INVITES YOU 3 for 71 despite Jim Moedoll't IIIJ.J up ,...... II l!llliD poial night IIIII Lew Lewin bit BowU.., GreiD a basket at the buzzer alter a · shaD and . dJsputed call t.. give AllegileDy ~I« . a '15-73 aquealter over John Car· actloa lly vlllt!ttl. roll,l be latter 111'0 contetll Ia IU<i1- ' lbe Presldenll Atnletior Collfer. · · ' euce. 8 alLwilll. • Toalgbt'a act""! will aee IIHt Texal '1'edl 11 Rlet' 14 . ~ wiJidup of lbe Mid • American Te•ll A&M 115 Blylor ~ . ' I COIIferOIICI 1811SOD Willi runner· TOIIll 7f ArklDIIII 71 ' ·«< When He Gets to Camp to limit Fruit Filled DePaul Wallopa llarcHu le880D aarms Tuesday night, DePaul clobbered Steubenville, 101-8'1 at Cblcego deaplte 1 2t-polnl barraga by lhe Barons" Jobll llummoll; st. s.naventure used twa aecond • half flurries tD down Kenl State, 85-56; Western Reserve brol<e lls seven-game 1... ing streak by beating Thiel, 711- In .lour ~tar Clay-TerrelJ puzzIe Ba££1es Off'ICiaJs I --·-- DAILY SENTINEL ! , Reaervecl and :ing wage," said Police Chief be!t•view,e.d and reorganized by •$464 a month. Top mon!hly col~•' ill and put m a moderniz- i wage for patrolmerr and seredlin•r·m by the sol1c1lor; and 'geanh Is $397 a month. ZerkJe a request - agreed r Temple said a raise waa neclha~the maller of the 'essary to prevenl Industry II'OITl "'l(:tlehs' Wtional Bank asking hirin~ away his trained men by mr.te"' spares on Race-st offering considerably higher 'ala snorkt>l banking facility aries. L vj~~~,'.,~;"" The Circleville force lnclud•' and relurned to 10 reRtJiar and four SJH'clal of. 1'Jf public affairs fer !fleers. m::~~· a ~uggestion .. of Mrs. Leora of the board. bt SORE BOOSTER ROCKET as her work load DENVER tUP)) - La r r y and because her 1Vinson, 10, wanted lo travel has meriled highest mto space, but doctora treated his booster rocket for first-and ~~~·~n the meeting second-degree burns. He 1o I d ~V B. F. Par- ~ police he poured gasoline on Gibbons. George his pants then Iii .~hem "to take Dick Vaughan, and, off hke a rocket. H11 journey Richard Bai- ended m a neighbor's waterfilled bathtub and doctors oald he weu ld have trouble 11~ ting down for a couple ef weeks. Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Mlddl t 0 M h 2 1""" • ' epor ' ., arc ' ....,...... · lb. BEEF bard-fought 79-76 decision over a stubborn Findlay team and Akl'OII with an, easy 10:1-lrJ ViC· lory over Otterbein. The Marauders, raRked sixth nationally among the small col· leges, and the Oilers battled througb a close first half which saw the lead change hands six times in the NAJA District 22 playoff at Findlay. The Ollers held a 40-38 lead at intermission, but Central went in front to stay at 511-56 with 5:48 left. Findlay pulled within three poinls with 51 sec· onds to go and had the boll but coulda't pull I tb . ' 00 tor e VIC y. P • St di :ro~~!i!:;h~reN~ Right c The wliiOOI's hnd a 54-311 mar· gin on the boards and she! 55.4 per cent !rom lbe field.. · Akron, ranked 151b natioDally, will carry a 20-3 record Into the Mideast Regional playoff at Ak· roo oa Friday. Olterbeill finished with a 20-l mark, losing i• the cllampltnohip game ta AkrOA the second year ID a row. I Opea-8 to S-Mon. Thrll Sat GRADED Zc It> that old ordinnnr£13 will :Robert Templt>. Tt"mple makf's '"I ..-ellable oae MARKET "Tile 8tor1 With A Harl" GOOD stay at 111-34. In the !Ina! live minutes of the half, the Zips oulscored the Cardinals LS-7 to take a 4941 margin at intermission. Akroo hit on 22 of 38 shots from thefiehlln the second half to pull away. Ken Mackovlc led the Zips' attack with 22 points but five teammates also scored m double figures. All 6TH & PEARL BTS. -IIAC/NI /Iea rd committee reports_t~owever, insisted. the orncers 8 " fol lo w ~ from Councllman would acrt•pt nothmg less than {'li lord Slumbo that a reporh $53 a month. e1.1 Vit)(' - ~ t sewer odor problem , "All we're asking fot Is a llv· B• .· """ A March !J, 4 and 5 Ke• Wilburn led Central The greater height llld k...,. with 24 pointo and dominated er shooting eye of . Akron teld the boards with 24 reboands. lhe tale for the Zips, who aor· John Steffen scored 25 for Find· vived a 37-polnt effort by flulay, 22 in the first hall, but weakened Don Carlos of Otterfouled out with 13 minutes to bein, the Gregory Award willplay. ner. The Marauders will carry a The score waa tied seveR 22-5 record mtotbetouroamentl tlmes before Jerry Soan's and Findlay fimshed at 111-9. bucket put Akron ill front to Zips Domlnale Boards I Fui·Yalu Prlcet Effective park , Jan. I. 1967. 1 Spokesmen for th~ policemen. sh ler house and other -,~J!i;;~' RACINE .., BEST BEEF BUYS!! By, United Presa .International Central State wilt go ID the NAJA national tournament later ilus mooth to defend lls chnnr p1ossh1p and Akron will repr&sent the Ohio Confer~ for the third ClllSecutive.year m the NCAA college diviSion tournament. They ear~~ed tbe berlbs Tue.. day night, Cenlral Slate with a CIDCAGO (UP! -Anether license application, using lba he said, but 1he -:'1~J.J ~ ' ? / __..., round was espected Ieday I» nome of Muhammad All, wlllch commlssiOD would bavt fo:)' ~ the puzzling question whether be took aa a member of IIHt determine whether Clay ~ the Cassiua Clay-Ernest Terrell Black Muslims. Terrell might be guliiJ heavyweight championship fight -Promoter Irving Scboea- planning acta delrln..m.l MILWAUKEE (UP)) -Thel Jinkinson claimed lbe 1 -may be held In lliinois. wald did not anawer lbe boxing. need to make mon•y in a hurry Braves' move to Atianla at the NEW YORK -Behlto . question whether he has a because of ''self-inflicted fin an- j end of the 1965 seasoa was 129'¥<, Puerto Rico, The athle!te was financial Interest ta a boxer or He said lbe cia! problems" drove the. "necessary, reasonable and ed Angel Rivera, !27Y<, expected Ill rev1ew the matter a W1'1!8ller would have to bold a Braves from Milwaukee, an :juslified and boycolts no one." Rico (6). for the fourth llme since It Ll.;.lltl bpln lbe licenses, detennl1le attorney for the state of • . . initinlly approved the bout Feb. In nddition, Clark pointed rot, facts and ~Ide wbelber Wisconsin said Tuesday. j He smd . the Milwaukee MAMI BEACH (UP]) 8. , . Schoenwald's promoter's bout ahould be llceDied. . . 'Coonly Clrcml has no Jurlsdic· Dickie De Veronica, 146, Today s reVl"" ill llsell was Uc"""e expire!! on March 22 and Wtllard Stafford, in h•s ·tton over the defendants and Syracuse, N.Y., stopped somewhat ancerlam smce rom- bls promoter's bond on Mar<h openmg argument m the lwtthoul power to enter the Schmidt 151 Toronto. . ,., , DUS9IOR Chall'man Joe Trlner 9, both before lhe scheduled Terrortol Bomblq ,,,.,,Ji•8• unprecedented antitrust su1t decree sought by the state. lie ' ' " . .. first ralled a meeting, then """I dele of March 29 J·>!li against baseball, said the sport 'said the state's action could ThiS b1kmg 1D March weather rescinded the eall and finally ""\:' . · ADEN (UP!) -Terrot'IJII should screen its owners as ' "destroy baseball as 11 is TO TELEVISE RACE is a elacb. ~ •-Jde W"•-expll'ed every year -""• 881'd he would """ """""' for They'Ve 2 years," Schoenwald satd lbrew . a band .. . , . _ II ro an ngs well as it does its players. knoWII roday al!d lead to utter MIAMI, Fla. !UP!) day whether te call a meetlng. In answer te Ibis "and they've patrohll8 Bntish army United PreSI IDteroatlonal Stafford sa~d the Braves made ,ruination of the game." I Network, Inc., will televise The . . al • an Aden suburb Monday Easten Division money in Milwaukee in the pa<l . $100,000 Flamingo Stakes i conurusston got IIHI bot ways been renewed. What woundilli two British lok* few years despile book and tax . Stafford, however, 101d the color Thursday from Hialeah C 00 pota!D back from lliineis Atty. reason could there be lor nol Th ld. fired baCk W. L. Pet. GB loss clai;,, issued by the sport's position as a monopoly Park. The race will be shown Gen. William G. Clark Tuesday renewing them again?" endsoed ters Ar8 b It . · . Bostoa 47 23 671 · d 't b. 1 t rt · after he riffled lbe present Clark emphasized lbat his wou an. was .. 0 ce run on a delayed basis that evening <I!! • team's owners. ma e .1 . . ~u Je~ f t t t dent ala 44 ~ .638 21! He told Judge Elmer Roller responslbthlies m regard to by television stations in Phila licensing &rr81liement lor the opinion dici not mean the Irs erroriS IDCI ·'. C1ncinnatl 42 27 .609 4'h he should order Ute Braves-•abandoning a territory. He said York Philadelphia fight with as many holes as a cancellation or the bout as m•d·January. New York 'J:/ 40 .403 !BY. "screaming or otlterwise"- to ]the state will prove "irrepara- Lexi~gton, Cincinn~ti, By Uolted Pre" Internalloaal piece of Swiss cheese. scheduled. All of lbe omissions ----~ Westera Division return to Milwaukee until the ble lDJury 00 .the people of the and Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Toomament:. Clark's Fldlop ID the lcenses can be "cured," All of us ~rork for a llvlog. W. L. Pet. GB National League sees fit to state . of Wtsronsm that far Cia" AA Sectlooals Clark, apparently I I deter. vertising Is a sparkplug of oilf·· Los Angelea 38 31 551 .grant the city a• expansioo loutwetghs any harm to the . AI Akron mined to avoid counting out.the MOFFO WINS CASE economy. It helps make maso .471 5" franchise . ld.tendants." He said the state GOLA TO RETIRE Akron Buchtel 58 f~ght as Is the CODIDIISSIOII, ROME !UP!) - A Rome distribution possible; lbal Ill. 37 .443 7~ Staff~rd and Earl A. Jinkin· ;would prove the loss of the , PHILADELPHIA (UPJ) 33 39 ~:!ti:::. 31 Akron South 411 found: court acqwtted soprano Anna turn calls for mass productjou:"• St. Louls 29 38:433 8 son. counsel for the Bravcs, :Braves would mean an $18 i TYoomrk KGn.olak,rboc33-kyear-olddNewd l Barberton 73 Coventry 50 su-bmNrul·t·tedtherceClrtil~ycates!MI' _,TerroodeU Mun·offo!Mdontiday of faNilingJro pay Mass production and dlatrlbt>- • . 1 •• " · · m'ill'•on annual eco•om· I · · t0 •c e er guar an por u es on a ew ersey- tion to•ether employ most or· ' . Detroit :!() 51 282 19 gave openmg arguments m the the city " IC oss AI Youngslown ° licensed automobile she brought us. And•lhey generate lbe ""'"" '' ' a veteran of II years m the ' . health from aa _lliinois physiTuesd~'a Rellol.... Sf!<_'oild ~a y of the trml on the . . National BasketbaJ: Associa- Warren Hardmg 93 CJ nd both f 81 led to furnisb fr th U01'ted . "' . ~ sutt wh1ch charges the Braves. I lion will ref at th d f Warren Ke•nedy 43 an a over om e Slates perity on which all of ua .:. ' • 1 0 Yor'' the N·ational League and its SANDERS HONORED the ' 1965-ll6 ande Newton Falls 66 Howland 43 "'tho! _ _ _ _ _ ___.-"1l2 mne oth~r clubs w•th consp•rmg NEW YORK llJPI) -Tom the state legislature on the AI Berea whether IIIey might engage in U. S. citizen comill8 to Italy CiRcillnatl 102 Pblladelpbia 100 ~o boi''O;Il ~•lwt"tuke~ in v•ola· ~ Sanders: one of New York Republican ticket. Brooklyn 63A~;!aairk 5I acts detrimental ID boxill8. only briefly slle was not jflt I llosiDn 120 Sl Louis 96 ''; o s/ e Kanh• rus ~ws: I t.Jmverstty 's all·t•me basketball . t· n -Clay in nddition failed ID required to pay duties for Whoaaaoopsl , , Iii ; Ole · u n, a atwna 1stars and n&w a member of the 1 RUSSIA AGREES Elyna Catho IC 42 use his legal name in his temporary import of the car. Splash. Get help on the · • League attorney, was scheduled Boston Celtics of the Naliooall ROME (UP!) -Russia has I Bay Village II spot. Find CLEANERS & .' ,_, today, afterwluch th< state wtll l Baskelball AssociatiOn, has agreed to hold Us Davis Cup At Panna 1 Wednesday's Games DYERS fast in the, start callmg witnesses. The , been named alumnus e1 the matrhes against Italy in an Maple Heights 53 New York at Bos!Dn YELLOW PAGES. sart ~allmg w1m~sses. The Iyear in sports by NYU's ltalian city instead ef in Russia Oeveland Max Hayes 43 Los Angeles at Baltimore Where your finge11 state IS expected to take . • . Varsity Club. Sanders will be as originally scheduled. Sources I Brecksvtlle 64 l!an Francisco at Detroit week or more to present lis the guest of bonor, March 14, said the date would be before Cleveland South 53 do the w~lklng., 1 (Omly 1amea leltedaled) c~se. at the club's awards dinner. May 1. AI New Concord Maysville 60 . Malta-McConnelsvlllt 47 1Cambridge 72 Meadowbrook 98 TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) glove, at second. . At Martins Ferry Johnson, where he ends his Cincinnati has a big gap ID Martins rerry 81 out and reporls to the Cincin- fill in right field where Frank Union Local 78 nati Reds spring !raining Robinson used ID roam and Bellaire St. JohR 68 will find he is ticketed ID Johnson's bat il ...ded there, Sl Clairsville 111 at a different position. but he may end up back at first At New Pbiladelpbia , base, where be atarted w!m the . J ohnson, lbe maJor 1eague s Red ' Riverview 68 West Holmes 54 top man at driving in runs last s, At Purlsmoulh season, played well eoough at Johnson pitcher Jim Maloney Ironto• 75 Wheelersburg 61 third . base ID be coasidered and Infielders Chico Ruiz and AI .\shlabula among tht best in eltller Gus Gil were missing when the Painesville River'lido 37 full team began drills Tuesday. Asht.bula Edgewood 27 (ot) league, Ruiz and Gil have signed, but Geneva 54 Ashtabula 46 The Reds' new manager, Don were delayed enroule here. MaAI Bedford Hef!ner, says the burly slugger 1 Cleveland John Adams 79 will be given a lriB.I ill the out- I~1-oney.,;.iiiisiiiiiiiaiiihiiioiiildiiiouiiitiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,..;iiiiii==iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=a':: 1 Solon 66 field, however. 1r · Orange 61 Beachwood 51 There have been reports Heft. Cl<:t5S AA District ner will move second baseman At Columbuo Pete Rose to third and put ! Columbus DeSales 98 Utic. 5'/ young Tommy Helms, who I Upper Arlington ii8 l'ield• a strong bat and good Columbua North 56 Bexley 61 London 56 AS Class A Secllooals lll. Wesleyan lOS lli. Coli. 55 LOW AS At Strulber• Lewis 81 Quincy 75 Columbiana 81 Bates 84 Bowdoin 71 ,, Western Reserve Bonaventure 65 Kent St. 56 '.\ : Nurlh Lima 68 United Local :; r:::~ 119 Rockford 85 1 At Woosler " 84 Lake Forest ttl I Dalton 85 Black River 34 75 Doane tl5 Northwestero 49 Mapleton 35 S.E. Mo. 113 Tenn. (mrtn) lltl At Ravenna Centrsl Sl 79 Fiadlay 7ft ~ Salary Increase ' •d -Accepted • request from ' th~ .State li1ghway Dep:::~rlment I . thf Middleport assume main-1 Clfl.CLEVILLE, Ohio tiJPI\ .~ te ncP of the readside park on i Off-~uly p.ohcemen a~d th~lr st , e Houte 143 in town after j ram1iles picketed outs1de C1tv th Route 7 by.pas~ i~ com· i Hall . Tuesday In an effort to ~ ~ ed. The state had wanted convmce City Council to srant til transfer immediate!v but the police a pay increase, ag d to the delay. "Wilhout i Council Is considering a proth agreement," Councilman 1posa! to g1ve policemen a l2fi J n ,n Zl·rk!e pointed eut, " The !• month pay increase this year sl:- f' w11Uid have to pull out il~~J i and perhaps another S15 by •:~~U: ~~ 1 1 •• ~tem Washmgtun and wa~ a member of the Loy- t1liddletown. Central State, Akron Tourney Bound; MAC Action Ends T Walker Muet Deefde wage by March 28 UPI Briefs he had been a :mJrf llou..;" C~ nd PorL'imouth. · a\ Order of Moose. 1'e:1m 5, Athens - Logan.' Mr. Plants was born Ia Malo Jacbou, Ironton, Gallipolis ;:wd on county Oct. 2, 1911, sen of ~Lu · i e t t.'l. , the late Isaac and Mary \1lhit'l't•: tJn fi, Z;mrsville· - New · tington Plants. He is survived ark , La nt·;J sh'r, Cambridge and bv his wife Elizabeth a dau-l)i'l{ltepnrt. tl-!ht rr Mary' and son, 'chester, Tt1uns 4. 5 and 6 serve Ohio's · bnth :~t home. 28-.:ciunt.v 1\ppttl~f'hTfl area. Other ~urvivorc; are three sl!ters r~nd four brnthf'r~ Mrs. <:anwt Baxh·r «nd Mrs. Louise b New Deparlment of Tranelt Proru;••d ' WASHINGTON UP!) Congress - , _ Industrial COLUMBUS (UP!) -Dlreclor Slat. ldenl Jobaloll asked Relations today to establish a uew de- w. 0. Walker will decide before o partmenl of lranaporlallon ID March 28 lllhetber to accepl, r. : :=ual.:ll~~e~o: lbe cabinet whichofwoald <ODeOl· ject or modify a recommend• beld March ll·l2, at lbe Jr. !dale a number fedlral ag- Uon of a minimum wage 11 Fair Arena Ohlo State Fair- SAlOON (UP!) _ American encleo responaible for lranall 'Ull per bour for women lllll mile lod de miDon flllllloyed Ia re)aU bull0 and safety. Ia eddlllol Ia YOIIIIC aod grounds, Columbus. '862 bo ra ay ma IW In a ..,.sage lo lbe House aesses Ia Obi M-, dltM eppillqlt were The show and sale will be slrlkes against Communlll and Senate Johnson said· ''The A ta o. Sf'S. J. WOllam Fulbright of comprised of 18 bulls and 31 fe- lions ilear Saigon, one so close American iranaportaUon d a : wap Mknt1o, llnell Om nlng of malea, consigned by leading to lbe capital lbal window• ta not good enough. we muot nco 1 Alaab and Eqale J. MoCaro breeders of the Buckeye as- rallied, buildings shook and coordinate the execallve ftmo-·- - - - Ill)' II Mknuall, aD Demo- soclalion. Tbe ahow wiD begin pictures fell from walla. Ilona ol IIIII' traDaporlallon agcnta. Mone, 111H 1 Demo- al 1 p. m. on March 11, 1966, II was disclosed meanwhile encles Into 1 alngle coberenlln. .~, II Ira OrtltL and will be judged by James lbal 109 Americans were killed slrUmenl ol government" Demuth of Raymond, Miss. In action in the wek ending . (Continued from Page lJ -Feb. 26, blgh~l loll of lbe ~ear DAU.AS tUPI) - Juan Chav- about Candy MOISter tat. GRANGE TO MEI'."I' OKAy BOND ISSUE and the heaviest U. S. loss smce 11 decided lbe only way lo Tueaday waa one lhat the jury the bloody Ia Orang Valley protect his car from thieves waa left to ponder overnight ID The Melga County Pomon• :oooHE~~ ryP~ - A e&mpll,ign last November. was lo sleep In II. He did l11d Ita first Dlfibt ol belllg lockld Gr will meet In re lar . , s n aa was The Commanlst dealb IDII thieves 3wakened him, stole bla up Ia :!2 daya of the lloaaler 8111 gu pasaed Tuesday by voters of last week wu 1,122, a ll. S. shoes l11d bls wallel They did murder 1r1a1. Tile jlll'1 re1urne nssiDn Friday Ill p. DL at lbe lba Goshen Local School D1B- military spokesman oald today. not bother !he car today for 111t0tber lull da of Rock Springs Grange hall with lrict In a special election. II had The South Vietnamese !orecs . sumrnaHona Ia wblcb d• HarrlaooYille Grii!P 11 host. failed of passage on two pre- lost 379 kllled and other alllel 111'<1' and troop coneentration 25 fense will 18y there waa 110 moA nter Jll'Oill'&llllllll be re- vtoua occaslollll, but lhill time II. miles norlb • northeast of Sal- IIYe for Candy lllll her nep11 ll8llled. hen p received a 60.5 per cent affirm· Waves of lbe eight-jet Slrate- gon. Each or the Guam-based Melvin Lane Powers, to lo Iliad. 11'<1 nr&ed aUve vote. A almple majority glc Air Command (SAC) B52s jets carried 51 bmba welib- wealtby Jaequn Mossier hW' 1 wae required. pounded a Viet Colli atorege log !rom 250 to 500 poullllo llllbald. ' YOIII, D-Obb o11ter aenalon r-.~a ta ftlla& ID 1apporl 7 of Sea. Wa7Dt Mone'o allempl .. repeal lilt liM Gall of ~ kiD ft!IOiaiiGI. Tile move ...,.. ed bJ 1M. patient for 1 adt'lohw . Coshm·t.on , Wooster month following a stroke. "~d A s hlabt~la . . j He had been a local tavern Iearn 4. C111llleothe - Ham1l· · owner for the past 20 yeart, (Cont inued from Pa ge l l ,I FIRESTONE CHAMPION OR New Safety CHAMPION TIRES MOUNTED FIB Tir11 Belanctcl lncluclln1 Weights $1M �.' SAVE TWO WAYS AT EVIlS, LOW PRICES PLUS THE EXTRA VALUE OF SIH GREEN STAIPS! ' .- MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Oplft Mon. thru Thure. •••••••. 9:00 .. 6•00 Friti~Y S.turd•r .. .. .. .. .. .. 8:30 .. 1:30 a wllh e $10~00 PIIICHASI ,.,ltll !.,S20.00 NIICHASI • Now ThRI Sat., March 5, 1966 Now lhRI Sat.. Mardi S, 1966 Q.i,.....,. w:111 ,_...,YOUMAT-AIMANICOII- *"" ... ·rd~ YOU W.SN CIK '""Mil$. MAMf~ANS CINI COUPON IUIIMlO Wlrtl IACII 1!!-!......,. fUIOIASI. fOU MAY HllfM AS lilAH'r ~ AI IOU .Willi OM 1!~ Wll: •~r s=·=- E!.... AT AMI I,VANS PEAIIIT &mER . ' HUNT'S PORI I BElliS . 1 . :" '. Jar h SWin'S PREMIUM U.S. OOVT.INSPECTED WHOLE 1 49•: . s· 4t0ff 18-GL "' D STEAK '·'' • No.I T·BOIE or. CLUB STUK 3-..s1 ~ JELLY or Jan . Choc. or Banana PIES IUII'I · .s•cuas - Grape Jelly 10-0L $ Jan ~ TOllTO SAlCE 10~: 1 PIT RID 1l:lri PIE SHELLS 1 - 3 ·· ~ POTATOES, 10-lb. Bag sWim 'IIMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECIID . IlliTE .... Pt. Lb. WI ESAP APPLES ·.' HUDSON acial Tissues ASST. 4c0H 19-ol. Boxta ••• ~lied & Tied 99:. SIRLOIIliP .ROAST or STU~ IRDUID RDUID STUK CHUCK ROAST age . SLICED BACDI lb. ALL IUT WEIIERS "· MR. FIOSTT 79C . FIR sncKs 1·1&. Pklo 55c lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. IHSP. Boneless SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSP. l·lb. TRAY PACK 99 c SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSP, SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSP. lORTON'S FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES • j lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U, S. GOVT. INSPECTED ~ . ' 89:. STEAK - TENDER 6' CRISP LEAF LEnUCE 19 ftiL GOURMET'S DELIGHT BUnON MUSHROO S lb. Porter House STUK otl - c 303 CDS C SWIFT'S PREIIUI U. S. IDVT. IISPECTED ' U. S. NO. 1 IDAHO 'BAKER Cut Green Beans lb. taane-ln> STEAK : c g $ SIRLOIN '12"39° ~ lb. SWIFT'S. PREIIUI 'Ui S. IDYT. IISPEDTED IREMNU .,... CHOICE CENTER CUTS SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. s.am.IISPECTED •uwa•s GRIPE ' ' PLANTER'S ~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Open Mon. thru Thun. , •.....•• , • . 9:00 to 6:00 Prfcl•r I S.tunlly .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 8:30 to 1:30 l·lb. Pkg. SKINLESS BRElDED BABY FLDUIIER a-oz. Pkg. lb. 55~. 29C ~~oiled , lied 79 BV2-DL CDS C lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSP. Pure Pork SAUSAGE 1-lb. Roll or 12-oz. pkg, PERCH FILLOS ea. LINK TASTE.O.SEA Fancy 55c \ 1·1&. Pklo 45c 4-lb. Bag (@,t ·•: Dtlloilll . PEAS , 303 ·IW,FI'I JEWEL OIL ,, UTIEEVUS FIP NAMIUIIIIII'_IIOT DOl SLICiD - YELLOW CLING I lo. 2¥2 CAN DOZ. .I I '\ .: \ -- ·-·· - - �.' SAVE TWO WAYS AT EVIlS, LOW PRICES PLUS THE EXTRA VALUE OF SIH GREEN STAIPS! ' .- MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Oplft Mon. thru Thure. •••••••. 9:00 .. 6•00 Friti~Y S.turd•r .. .. .. .. .. .. 8:30 .. 1:30 a wllh e $10~00 PIIICHASI ,.,ltll !.,S20.00 NIICHASI • Now ThRI Sat., March 5, 1966 Now lhRI Sat.. Mardi S, 1966 Q.i,.....,. w:111 ,_...,YOUMAT-AIMANICOII- *"" ... ·rd~ YOU W.SN CIK '""Mil$. MAMf~ANS CINI COUPON IUIIMlO Wlrtl IACII 1!!-!......,. fUIOIASI. fOU MAY HllfM AS lilAH'r ~ AI IOU .Willi OM 1!~ Wll: •~r s=·=- E!.... AT AMI I,VANS PEAIIIT &mER . ' HUNT'S PORI I BElliS . 1 . :" '. Jar h SWin'S PREMIUM U.S. OOVT.INSPECTED WHOLE 1 49•: . s· 4t0ff 18-GL "' D STEAK '·'' • No.I T·BOIE or. CLUB STUK 3-..s1 ~ JELLY or Jan . Choc. or Banana PIES IUII'I · .s•cuas - Grape Jelly 10-0L $ Jan ~ TOllTO SAlCE 10~: 1 PIT RID 1l:lri PIE SHELLS 1 - 3 ·· ~ POTATOES, 10-lb. Bag sWim 'IIMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECIID . IlliTE .... Pt. Lb. WI ESAP APPLES ·.' HUDSON acial Tissues ASST. 4c0H 19-ol. Boxta ••• ~lied & Tied 99:. SIRLOIIliP .ROAST or STU~ IRDUID RDUID STUK CHUCK ROAST age . SLICED BACDI lb. ALL IUT WEIIERS "· MR. FIOSTT 79C . FIR sncKs 1·1&. Pklo 55c lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. IHSP. Boneless SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSP. l·lb. TRAY PACK 99 c SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSP, SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSP. lORTON'S FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES • j lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U, S. GOVT. INSPECTED ~ . ' 89:. STEAK - TENDER 6' CRISP LEAF LEnUCE 19 ftiL GOURMET'S DELIGHT BUnON MUSHROO S lb. Porter House STUK otl - c 303 CDS C SWIFT'S PREIIUI U. S. IDVT. IISPECTED ' U. S. NO. 1 IDAHO 'BAKER Cut Green Beans lb. taane-ln> STEAK : c g $ SIRLOIN '12"39° ~ lb. SWIFT'S. PREIIUI 'Ui S. IDYT. IISPEDTED IREMNU .,... CHOICE CENTER CUTS SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. s.am.IISPECTED •uwa•s GRIPE ' ' PLANTER'S ~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Open Mon. thru Thun. , •.....•• , • . 9:00 to 6:00 Prfcl•r I S.tunlly .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 8:30 to 1:30 l·lb. Pkg. SKINLESS BRElDED BABY FLDUIIER a-oz. Pkg. lb. 55~. 29C ~~oiled , lied 79 BV2-DL CDS C lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSP. Pure Pork SAUSAGE 1-lb. Roll or 12-oz. pkg, PERCH FILLOS ea. LINK TASTE.O.SEA Fancy 55c \ 1·1&. Pklo 45c 4-lb. Bag (@,t ·•: Dtlloilll . PEAS , 303 ·IW,FI'I JEWEL OIL ,, UTIEEVUS FIP NAMIUIIIIII'_IIOT DOl SLICiD - YELLOW CLING I lo. 2¥2 CAN DOZ. .I I '\ .: \ -- ·-·· - - �'' ' .' 'I •. •;:· • ' ' ·· ' • ·I·•' o '· .. ~, .1. ' Pameroy•......_... G: ··Kardl • 1111 ! : II; !· nl· x !' -== ·--·..... ~ .; '"' j' ' ',·,< ;, . ' ' oppa 'a' ..... i·N' Lon,I' Bo'ttom osp1~a~ ews l:l ' Soeiety Notes Soeiety News ' Elllered Hn"""' ..,· Rock Sprin~ .;: · .P~I ' V ·q · ' Socie,ty' Notes . : 'r :: ·• · 1' ~ I I' 'LaurelWff ' Society Notes • ·I . ,, y..•. ' . ,,1,>~~~--~~ «""<r·· '~! .,.::..~.· '!' :•--,, · · -:'~·~·· MarJOt1 ·.. ' ' 1,' " 1!1' IIIII llih · hOwe; eolled OR·:.m.:; :Marg~t Allea, rec:Oati, ,ed over lho. weekend with . Clifford lcenho~. ',Pomeroy 'Oil Mr. ud lllrl. Did! Karr• . Emest Powell ltait ~ · Eclu '· lob. . . · lllll!i ·· ~ 1 i..cheriuTiffln,.:hoo~ l!llied Mrs. Roy llolien ll)ltRt ~ m Cbiea&o with her ~~:· :Ill::;.:· Dll!r hllllnt4, \'J ' : .Persons OQierln& H;i;er 11ooThe Joppa WSCS held I h A stork shower was held Clll By ~rille .Pirrer huahalld ' pilal during 1114 1ae1 Zf'hours 111, January and February meeting Tueaday ~ at the ho"" Tbere were 1112 In attelldanee MIJs Kay Alii Howell .y!Jited eluded: Charlea Leo Carter, Several altended funeral ser· at the home of ()pal Hartis. of Pearl Roberts for Mrs. Wn· at the Free M•lhodist Church over the weekend Wllh ll!elltiJk ~)7 ~·ourth Ave.; Mri. Jimmy vices for Fannie Adams at Ar- 1'llose attending were Mettle llam Collins (Loretta Roberts). SundBy School Feb. 20. Roush family 111 Pomeroy. · Adluns, 96'At VIne St.; Mrs. John hough Fllll«'al home, '!'uPpers Benedum, Rlta Baker, Marga· Hostesses were Miss Edna car. Mr. and Ml'll. Gllbart Gill of '· Fulks, Rt. 1 CrowD City; Plains. ret Grossnickle, Glellda Jlene. man and Mrs. Dale Hubbard. Mr. and. Mrs. William Sey- Cambridge were recent . guests l4ts. Thomss B. Davis, Rt. 2, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcoek dum, Allee Barr, Lorry Baker Attending were Mrs. Wllllam fried, Gallipolls, Charles Tho- of Mr. Gill's brother, Rev, EuGallipoUs; Lester McGuire, Rl 'were visiting Shelly Petty at and the hostess. , Rlghthouse, Mrs. Ivan carman, ma and son, Gerry, Columbus aene Gill and fanolly. I ~,orthup; Thomas Little, Rt. 1 nursin ho~ in Parkerab Mr. and Mr& Chuck CurUs Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs. Albe!- llld Mrs. Marie Curd of Bsll · (V'mton; Cbarles L. Shaver, g urg. of Daytoa and Mr. and Mrs. ta Hubbard, Judy Righthouse, Run, recently visited Mr. aud .1.'11 ·Gallipolis; Mrs. Harry N. Orva Jean Holter and Violet Olin Reynolds of Parkersburg Mrs. Wliliam Byera, Mrs. Wal- Mrs. Homer Holley. ~. Pl. Pleasant; Charles Smith attended a bridal show· spent the weekend with Mr. den Roberts, Mrs. Pearl Ro- Miss Cleo Parker of Colwn· EXPERT INSTAU.ATIONI T.' Smith, Rt. 2 Pt Pleasant· er honoring Mr. and Mrs. Mil- and Mrs. Perry Curtis and lam- berta, Mrs. Willie Collins, Mrs. bus spent several days with ARMSTRONG'S Mrti.'Wa!iace S. Albright, Pt: ton Tuttle, Reedsville. ily, Don Hubblird and Danna, Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Pleasant: Linda Lou &ush Mr nd M Joh B tt Mrs. Florence Wyers visited Dale Hubbard, Miss Edna Car- Parker. Unolewn ... . Inlaid Vinyl New H~ven; Michael Wamsley: Ml (/ rs. I ~nne recently with Mrs. Edith Anth- man and the gu..l of honor, Otho Radford, Syracuse, Mrs. Pt. PlfasJ~~t; Mrs. Cbatherine Mrs. ;;:I~ mg r. an ony of Parkersburg. Mrs. Collins. Sending gills were Earl Dill of Nease SettlemeRt rtoor eoverlq lor every IW!d olflcJo.. - . L ~.Spencer, W. va.; Mrs. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Braanon Mrs. Joe Wyewniller, Mrs. reeenUy called on Mr. and patterDS. Profesoional lulllallatton by u, cr ~j. Miller, Sciotovllle: Ralph Mr. ~~d Mrs. Hank Holier VISited over the week end with Norman Wyersmilier, Mrs. Mil· lllrl. Pearl Parker. a. it :VOIII'Ielf. Call WY 2·2635 for freo eatlJ:. lllgins, Kitts llill; . Karl were VJSitmg Mrs. Eima Hoi- the Rev. and Mrs. !Utberts San· dred Hammons, Mrs. Mas toR Miss Polly Karr, Columbus re. Pomeroy WY 2·5428 m.ate. . "'"'l&omecy, lrontoti: 1\lrs. Wi~ ter, Forest Run and Mr. and ders and Debbie of Junction Ci· Roberts, Mrs. Glen Hensler, cently opent 1 weekend with Middleport WY 2·5130 ljs L. Ridgeway, II'OIItoh: Mrs. Mrs. Dav1d Holter, Chester. ty, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bran- Miss Helen ~aer, Mrs. Giea her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING l!erberl L. Pope, Weliston: Mrs. Da~ld Sm1th and Delmer non and family and Mr. and Collins. ;;;:;_:;~~;;;_;;_;;;;:;_:;;~;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:i=:~l lllyrou €. Koenig, Rt. 3 Cool· Larkms were vosdong Ke1th Mrs. Robert Hill and Linda of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hubbard MOHAWIC l<ille; Robert c. Boggess, Rt. 2 Weber. Mansfield. of Waabington, D. C. arrived I MAG II ~lie, W. Va.: CharleS E. ..Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lar- Those visiting recently with Saturday for a week's visit with I!Jpen IDstollallon ~ Rt. 1 ~venswood. kins, Portland were visiting Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clearmont Harris her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl SatllfaetloD . Btrtbs and Mrs. Junior Hauber. were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barr Roberts and other relatives in : Guar~teed ,· Mrs. .!limes R. PhiUips, Rt. Mr. and Mrs. CharlesWiliiams of Little Hocking, Mr, and M". this area. J Pomeroy, daughter, 10:4-9 L1ttle Hockmg were VISitmg Mr. Herman Grossnickle and rami- Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cook Monday. and Mrs. Dave Yates. l1 and Mr. and Mrs. Sonny visited with Mr. and Mrs. Har' Illocharged Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins Harris and sons. old Hood Sunday afternoon. Comrad Berkley, Richard 8. were dmner guests of Gertrude · Mrs. Flossie Petty visited on ALL OUR REMAINING WINTER HATS Brogan, Edgar Dial. Jr., James Warner, Oak HilL Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clar· Mr. aud Mrs. Dave Grueser C. Franklin, Mrs. William R. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oeiin, ance Baker and family. and family of Pomeroy called I G~ll, Deborah Ann Hackney, C~lumbus, spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. George Ret>d on her par~nts, Mr. and Mrs. William W. Hamilton, Mrs. With Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Prince. were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Clytie Wines. Ifoward D. Hartley, Mrs. Noah Bertha Congdon, Parkers-' Gene Wilson of Reedsville. Hopper, Timothy A. Mayes, burg, W, Va. was visiting Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curtis vis· ing pith Mr. and Mrs. George , Court St., Pomeroy Mrs. J. Lark Napier, Mrs. H. and Mrs. Garth Smith. ited with her parents, Mr. and Reed. Wendell Rees, Mrs. Everett · . .Mrs. John Groce i9 a pa- Mrs. Melvin Drake of Racine. =-=----------"""'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""==c:___.ll!'~lil!':":"~~~~~~~~~!!!! ~UDders, Mrs. Robert L. Saw· l!~nt at Veterans Memorial hosMr. and Mrs. Leroy Baker and yers, Donald C. S..,ihorst. Ralph p1tal, Pomeroy. family of Tucson, Ariz., with W. Zerkel, Mrs. Robert E. Lay· Mr. and .\Irs. Oscar Babcock the United Slates Air Force • and infant soiL were dinner guests of Mr. and will arrive Sunday at the hom~ Mrs. Lindsey Lyons, Tuppers of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. - - - - - - - - - Plains. Hobart Smalley, Chester. b.. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Steth- fore being stationed Okinawa em were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Baker i~ a nephew of Garth Smith. George Reed. -. - - - - - - - - Mr: and Mrs. Sam Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Hobarl Smalley, 1 Gaogt Readmp _Gallipolis I' Hockmgport., were visiting Mr. Chester, visited Tuesday evenDam 12.1, 21.5. running 34 and Mrs. 1'\. ayne Prmce. -- feet on rollers, Pomeroy -Mason . - Violet Smi!h.... I U.37, Pl. Pleasant 23.33, Hinton .. 1.71 risillg, Kanawha Falls 7.94 sales goal or $.100 m1ihon. rising, Charleston 21.52. London The .saJe of Senes E. bonds was running. 4'tl feet Marmet alone ID January ~·~ed E Your Dependable I'At feet, and Winfi~id Dam 7 sales of January 1965. Meigs ' Ohler For County Savmgs Bonds Chalf· l t..t. . Boat Movememtnl: men, Theodore T. .leed, Jr., I Ohio River - Harvey Jor· reported that county sales of AND lion down 13 6:15 a m . Tibolt E and H Bonds were $20,695 liP 15 NO · . Id" m January. The county at'hiev· l : ·p p. mJ. 'rf n lana UP . ed 1.3 per cent of its annual ' 17 1 . . 4.50 . m... ~ erson up 17, 11 goal. Phene wv ·2-2550 50 p.m.; Ph1hp Sporn down : - - - ----- ·- .. ----·---, 1:15 a.m.; Orcoup 17. 6:45 i 111.; Albert Holden up 18, 45 a. m. : Walter lleckjord up L.L----::-:::-=:-1 Ill. 2:115, a. m.; lllinoill up 19, 1. a. m.; National dowu 19, 6:20 I a. m.; L. Fieore down 19, 7:10 , a.m. ; OVEC up 19, 7:45 a m.; 1 Bob Benter up 20, 5:20 a. m.; ' L\tnga Point up 20, 7:15 a. m.; New Orleans down 23, 8:45 p. "'·' 0. F. Shearer down 23, ll· :40 p. m.; Jeffboat down 23, , q:35 a. m.; Edeana Bosworth ' up 23, 4:45 a. m.; Jim Houg- 1 land up Greenup 4:30 p.m.: 1 BJ'ckeye State ."P Greenup 8:15 1 p~ m.; Kentucktan u., Greenup 11:30 p. m.; Jerow up Greenup : 12:20 a. m.; Havanna Zephyr dowa Greenup 4: IS a. m.: Rav- , l'DSwood down Greenup 7:30 a. m.; H. E. Bowles up Meldahl End Cut_ lb. 4 ! p. m.; Pollywog up Mel· cWtl 5:45 p. m.; Peggy Dowoey up Meldahl 1.05 p. m.: Alton Center Cuts, 89c lb. Zephyr down Meldahi 12: 15 a. 1 , lJl,; Pamela 0 . up Meldahl 6:30 I . m. BETTY CROCKER-LEMON VELVET Gallipolis Dam - Reliable up 6:f5 p. m.; Onward down 9 p. ! m. ; J. S. Lewis down 1t :!I; p. 'I mi; Sally H. up 1:20 a. m.; 1 81·t" DO ITI · '.m. Sisters Style Shop Plumbinq . Heating HEATING NEW HAVEN i 69C 33c City down B a. m.; Semet down 8 Jt'~.anklin B Uf-l \1:lrmet 12 .05 a. 1 m:; Tina While down Winfield 2:l<J p. m. : Ltwy Jane Lucas , doWn Wi nff'ld a·t'i p_ m : AIle~ R. l\·i~:rrill down Winfield 9:JO p. m.: Semel down Winli.ld 9:45 p. m. : Beaver down WJnfield 11 :45 p. m.; Fort i I 'frborn up WinliPid 4 a. m. I Of Goal in Soles : (>hioans purchased $27.4 miiHcil of Seri" E and H. United Stales Savings Bonds in Janu""· The State achieved 9 per cebt of its 1966 Savings Bonds I t"T-==--~=..;, 1 t- SERVICE! RADIO & T.V. We Repair All Molen & Modolo GRAND'S T.V. ............ WY 2-2255 ,_ All Purpose Flour - b~b~ s1 ·95 25 The program for the evening was presented by Mrs. Boyd Hash from the Barboursville Women's Club. She presented 1 skit using potatoes dressed to domonstrate the types of wolllen you do not want aa mem. bers of your club. lt wu announced lhlt Mn. MoGiotblln of Ravenswood, a former member and past pres; 1etrt of the New Haven Club. ou made a dooahon to the Alu Quillen Memorial Library Ia memory of her late husband for the purchase of children's lOOks. Books purchased were 'T!Iles From Shakespeare." "How and Wby of Weather," and "David Copperfield." The library 11 a projed of the club. II was announced that the State Cottfttllloa would be held at 1be Greenbrier Hotel on March II lhroUI)II3. II wu ann<Mtnced lilt at tho next meeUng tho nemberl would lour the Pb1Up Sporn Poper Planl. Vembera tntd gueots •Uend· llb.19C --box SHOWBOAT BRAND Pork &Beans --~.-:·2sc 3 9c Onions ' 0 1es Pt P lb. bog MORTON FROZEN Beof, Chicken a Turkey _ 6 WAID CROSS' SONS Your own new look could begin with RITE DIET Spe. faction, too, because RITE DIET Is full of flavor good cial Formula Bread. RITE DIET is baked without with every meal, delicious toasted. Try DIET shortening, thanks to our special formula" of high- Special Formula Bread. Choice of UGHT or DM.I. est quality ingredients. Result: Highest quality proteinineveryslice,ancleverythinslicellghtinweight FREE! Get your handy "Calorie~"'*'· ra mere 20 grams), long in nutrition. Long in satisy0111:luy RITE DIET Bread. Keep tabs on )'OW Cllartell RJTi *SEE INGREDIENT LISTING ON THE BRIGHT RED FASHION RITE WRAPP.EI ' • BakedLy • ,,,..,. .!· RACINE, 0 • ' -•. J I ' ·' NOW' •. · I DISCOUNT PRICE - G. 0. ROUSH &SONS BUILDERS I" I I' I "our • We buUd ll to awl your llltds - 011 lol or our lot. in M<ISoll or Now Havtn, Quality constructi011, 20 ytoTI of ,.poritnce. 1I I s "· CALL BOB ROUSH or GARY .~U$H , NEW HAVEN " PIECE GOODS REMNANTS .99 .. ." and 55·47 HEALTH & BEAUTY JERGENS LOTION STAINLESS STEEL Gillette Blades Reg. $1.00 Size Reg. 79c Size c Each Wl!fL I: c c II Iii srnrl\ LASTS! LADIES NEW SPRING BLOUSES Special Sale Group of LADIES "PENNY"- 'BUCKLE' and ITALIAN STYLES LEATHER LOAFERS e LADIES SIZES BLACK or BROWN REGULAR s e S(\ \id .74 C:n\or s Si/PS J2 to 38 ]\·lachi ne Washable PAIR $5.00 Cotton VALUES Heavy Wicker Plastic 2V. lk,!shel Captcity Jumbo Size 4 Cell FLASHING Laundry Basket LANTERN Our Special low Price COMPLETE WITH BATTERIES Eech Eech SHELLS ,. ~'<" .. - · · · • e Zippered Back P....Seeson Sptciel On High Quality 6-WEB ALQMINUM LAWN FURNITURE ROCKER CHAIR .- Each .00 TUBULAR ALUMINUM FRAMES WITH STURDY ..WEB WATERPROOF BACKs AND BOTI'OMS Gl, FHA ar CONVENTIONAL FINANCING 1 882·2003· . . • • ._ • ... - DRESSES HEALTH &BEAUTY AIDS .00 I I f11J. were Mn. HDda . Rltf&w"To. 'tq'L Paw Rldulrd; :Mra. ~-' .' . .... .. . . - ... . ......... ... . BUILD E:i:~;!· ~~ckbt~~:· i FIRESIDE Crackers .88 THE SHOE BOX MARTHA WHITE I State Achieves 9% C No.199 cans 'I: · anawtaa a m. River - Hele-n Z. i d 1 n London 2·30 a. m.: Olean- 1 d,- down Marmet J05 p. m.: · LOAFERS ~~~~~----------CAMPBELL$ Vegetable Soup taiA Joe up 730 a. m. : Queen New Spring COATS aa;:::te::s·::::::::::;::::::::<n::tio:n:,:A:dj:u:ttuc~:fo;:r;;;Or::bl:;-~ j president, Mrs. Dorothy presided Cartwright, when adi· Uooal piaDI for sendlnc gifts to tbe 101diers iD Viet Nam were made. The club Ieos• was tsught by Mra. Marshall. BUSV BEE f.H CLUB Abel, Mrs. Eugene Hester, Mrs. Gam.. were played under The Busy Bee f.H CLUB met Karl Wiles, Mrs. Ralph Wh1~ the direction of Mro. G<orge f,.. their regular monthly meet· more. Mrs. Dan Edwards, Mrs. Hndson. and the hoste11, Mrs. tng. 'l'lle meeting was opened Donald F. Roush, Mrs. Phil Swatzei. Winners were Mrs. with the singing of West Vir· Batey, Mrs. 'l'llomas Hollman, Maliida Noble, Mrs. Clara Wil- l llnia Boys and Girls, followed Mrs F. C. Reichert, Mrs. Jack liams and Mrs. Hudsoa. with a prayer and devoUons. Flesher, Mrs. Larry King, Mrs. Atending were Mrs. Gael The dub voted to bold a Herman Ohlinger, Mro. Neiso• Dudding. Mrs. George McDat> bake sale on Mareb 5. 1966, at Jennings, Mrs. Charles Dodd, iel, Mrs. Clara Williams, Mrs. Milier'a Super Market iR New Mrs. John LaCombe, Ray Fo•, Mrs. Johu IUtach, Haven. Program Clll Abraham Fike, Mrs. Ricbard Lipinski, Mrs. Lawrence Roush, Mra. Lincoln, George washington Mn. Blake Nicewander, Mrs. Jehu Marshal. Mrs. Mahkla ud the United States Flag was David Roush, Mrs. Billy Noble, Mrs. George Hudson, I pre,.ntod. Ward, Mrs. Mark Ward Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright, Mrs. Those atleRdinl were Sam Robert Gurtis, Mrs. Alva Tuiioh, and Mrw. Swatzel. Scarberry, Bobby Roush, Tom Morgan, Mrs. Edwin Stein. . I Scarberry, MarviR Rousb, Tom· IBob Gihuore, Mrs. Harold Headquarten For my Roush, Lois Kine. Libby Rose, Mrs. Jack Weich, Mrs. Brown, Nancy Roush, Leab WUiiam Russell and Mrs. Ann Miller, Gall Miller, Bobby Boyld Hash. I MISS AMERICA Dye, Donny Dye, Larry Hess, Paulz Layne Gloria Hes9. WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Roush The annual guest night of the have returned home after spend. New Haven Woman's club was ing the past month vacationillll ll held Tuesda) evening at the in Florida. Junior Hall with a covered dish Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tennant Middleport, 0. dinner served. The ho!ltesses ind childr.n visited relati... were Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs. lu Wellsburg recently. Robert Gurtis, Mrs. Charles PORK CHOPS 1 ~COU• D YOU GET SUCH VALUES! I - ---- Steel lrader down 2:20 a. m.; , Luther Herdman dowo 4 a. m.; Eastern down 5:45 a. m.: Cap- · MIDDLEPORT OHIO eLOW PRIUS Heart'S Place lnLileis M • T • eefmg OpiC PLUMBING Frosting Mix MASON FOR THE SHOPPER LOOKING FOR eQUALITY 00 ANr H0 Ny 1 ~'·:! 1 • ~ I :~::..,. .... • Market Report 1 River News METROPOLITAN MOTORS Mason County INGELS ·· FURNITURE . $].95 ~0:0~ The~ Increased in FINAL CLEARANCE! $].00 I I Farm Count It 'HATS Vicki Stewart wina d Rambler Trade-Ins Robinson's I Wedding Plans A need b nnou y Linda Russell Mn. Kinnaird of Mothen' Club to S · Do ten 1188-T 3 ROOMS CLEANING d r. I LET INGELS . J:· 1111'4 Blue and Gold' Banquet for Cub Pack 253 held Tuesday l:".;..~~=:?,~Jet. .! "-141d~ o.• P!eaoant van., Hospital , ADMITI'ED: Mrl. Fred Fil· 1• fOI' 'lo{rs. Hopett .. Dead Citizenlhfp Awar Unger, Gallipolis; r.frl. Russel! nl.yiOOA er'o Club 1w qreed to PT. PLEASANT - Mr1. JillMASON -Vicki Stewart, 1 Ball, Apple Grove; Vickie Rey- , former well-known ly cllaie I« Edith Klmlalrd, 87, llcpflt, WEST COLUMBIA _ senior at Wabama, daughter of' nolds, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Willa [ ant resident, will be · ~ ~~ beoaler died Mooday evening Ia Plea,. •--• .._. ~ddie Ruoaell Mr. Mr. 8IICI Mrs. John Stewart of Gilmore, Ganipolis. I' day 2 p.m. and burial , log at lho bomo ol Mrl, ant Valley IIDopltallfter a brief '"""' MR. "' , ' West Columbia, has been ,.. DISCHARGED · M Jack low in Loue Oak MASON - ltlason Otb koul Jarroll, • - Tucker, Mark ·Jarren, lito club wu llltteu. ~~!'....'!re aandnooncmR lected by the facUlty ltr the · "· nal wlll ·-, lho Mason County -..--·DAR CIUEenShlp award. Uvely • Pt. Pleasant ; Leo nounced the Pack 253 hold Ill -oal Blue Schwab, Rould Harrlo, ud JUo. . 8ho hen! 11 HogMII marrtaga of their , Choquette, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. the and Gold banquet Tueltlay, Feb- l;y Cuto. Nurae, ~I John t HeiakeD, Jr. Oeto~~ · 1878 duugbler ':: c1a Mae. to Knoth Others nominated by Boby Kinnaird, Southside: :,~en Ray ruary 22nd II &:80 p.m. 111 tbe Mra. Rober! Belcher wu pre 'Illese sho:"a~ 'to be RfvOII the late A;..lin ~nd Nancy Le- Reynoldu, ,.. of Mrl. otuclents for thia award Mrs. Brown O'Quinn, Buffalo. former local · Social Rooms of the MIISOII oeoted one cold and one master Nevllle. lia' husband, Swatzel and Frank Reynolds, Myro Roush, Jackie Rot1811, BIRTH. Mr and Mrs Fred IGreenler died Slllldv Mr.etouh.OOhtlsta Cbmearchat . Eaanchd velamllygu-.. vRobeerrlarrow• underpo~~ forWolfberPateb. to ..,.vide workers and ~::/~:.\Lewis M. Kinnaird, preceded Mason. The double ring .,.,... Jean Bumcarner, Shary Fl..h- 1"''H••er. GallipoUs a ,;... Ida. , b • ,.... ber in deetb 1n 1958. She w81 a mony will be performed on er, Leah MIUer, Crail~~~::: i :.··~;;;"';;;•;;;~~ii;' iioiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;::;:::::;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;:~ ble, rolls, cake and drlttltl Mrl. Marvin Frame W81 alao auch as cotton bells, lh Ronnle Stein G 1 were furnished by the pack. preseBted ooa gold and one tllsposable needleo, and member of the Mt Carmel urday, March S at the , eorge Seouto atteadlng were Brian ver arrow point for her .., sboto for those over 40 EUB Oltlreh. Methodiot ohurdl by the Phillip Gondnlte, WIUiam Johnson. John M. Roltgeo, Jat1101 tmder bll Bear Patcll. of age. A silver effertng Survlvina are tint IOitl, end Marvan Frame at 1 llld Ray Redman. James N. Frame, Rlel;y Casto, Den Chiefs attendiag be taken to help defray the Joaeph and John Kinrlelrd, both Member• of tho family Ray Allen Tucker, Mark Sllerldu Ruuel~ Del 5 peose. or Hogsett, and Georce Jtln. ct... lrtondo are illvited ta Schwab, Roaald Harris, Mlcll- Michael Harbour, Den 2. A "U·Bag-lt" Style Show naird. MI. Sterling, Ohio; one wedding and raeeptloo which ael N. Lewis, Dale Ltlwitl, Joe other IIIOIDben of CUb will be held at the daughtllr, Mrl. Lottie Palla!, will be held in the soda! room Tho Very Boot ONLY ~99 Cundiff, Peter Frame, Paul families attendlu& were: Mardi meeting of the Rock!Grd, Dllnels: 10 greDtlchll· ol the churdl. Matron of honor In Used Cart Anywhere Frame, J. PbiDip Jarrell, Alldy and Mn. Frame, Jollll Club. drOll ud 21 great grendchl~ wil be Mrs. Leo Young of po,oo Down - lalanot en NO REASONABLE n...R dren. Columbia and best man wii Conv•ftnt Term1 Stewart, Marty Jollllaon. Rod- Ma'Jam Frarne. - • e · P\meral eervlee will be held hlo broth.. , Neisoll Reynolds. OFfER REFUSED ney RoUgon, Robert Belcher, Stewart, Mrs, George R. 'l'llaroday In the MI. Carmel Sbo attended Wahama SEE and Kevin Yoaker. wart, Robin Stewart, EUB Church ~tb tho Ra v. Sebol, and he graduated from Guest speaker wu Mr. Paul Schwab, Mra. Harry d !tended two Werner of Pomeroy, Boy Scout Tommp Schwab, Harvie Odell Busb officiating. Burial there in 1963 an a . FURNITURE CO. District CollliOilslooer. Guy Mrl. Harvie Harris DenoiJ will be ill the Mt. Carmel ceme- yearl at the Wool Teeb, MASON, W. VA. Nasll, Seoul Dlstrlet ExeeuUva, rls, Janet Harr11, Mlcltael W. tery. Frlenda may Clll •I the majoring In · III! also allended. Roy, Marv111 Harris, Mrl. Earl John,.., Mra. Mobr-Stevens Funeral Homo If· employed at Frame opened the meeliD& wltb Jcha Rottgen. Mra. Matgarel today. ill Columbus. a prayer. Casto, Mra. Johnay Lawreace Foremu, local Boy Mn. Belva Lewis Mr. MASON - There were 1,1111 Mrs. Robert Belcher ·- pre. Tucker. Mrs. R<!y Tucker, fanns ill Ma10n <0tt11ty eouRtSeout Corrunleloaer, perfonn- ry Tueker, Mrs. Robert Belcb- ed In the 1164 Census of Agrled the lnduetlol oer1111oey for er, Elizabeth llml Beleber, Dau- culture, acordiq to tho U. S. the n.,v boya, whleh lleiuded oy Yonker, Keitt Yonker, Elea· eparbn011t of Commerce'• BuTHURSDAY parents ""'eivlng a llolleat pin nor Jarrell IIIII llobesl JarreD. reau. for their son. Boys were Doll In the laot prevlouo Cetl8Utl FRIDAY Lewis Joe Ctmtlilf Martitl Joblof Agriculture ia 11159, the total SATURDAY end son, Kevin Yri~. PIIU1Ip counted in the eouuty wu 1,11111 Ianni. Tbe report sbowa lila! MAR. 3-4·5 overage farm olzt In the eounPostmaster Needed PT. PLEASANT ty was 1&.2 acres and that tile IJVE8TOCK SALES 00. aver&&• value of the couaty's At Letart, W. Va. PT. PLEASANT, vi. Va. farms (land and 1,.-ldingo) LETART, W. Va. - An el· Satunlay, Feb. 11, 1111 1164 was $17,1105. amlnaU<m lor potlmUter at Le- BOGS_ 175to 220 26to 27.211; Other lmpertaol counlf ota· ! tart, W. Va., paying $5,9tl a Heavies 2t to 26; Lights 2t llstics Ia the report are: : year, will be open .lor aceept- 28: Fat Sows 21.7S to :13; Value of ai farm products 1nce ol apllcstlCIII uatu this !9.2S to 22.50; Pigs 12 to 22; sold by farms in the county in Mareh 2. • Stoek Shoats 20 to 21 . liM, $3,604,66S; in 1969, $3,· Complete iolormaUOII about CATI'LE _ Hellers 17 to !3; 11111,810. the examination requirements Fat Cows 17 to II.BO; Ca~~~~~~ V~a:;i~ue of all erops sold by ' and instructions for flUng appU. 12 to 16; Bulls 18.70 to farms in !964, $729,238 : i cations may be ~ at the Stock Steers 22 to 25 ,23 ; in M37,974. post office for which this eum- Heifers 16.75 to 21 . Stock Value of a! livestock and : tuation is being 811Clt111ced, calves Z1 .., 2&.TS;' Stock livestock prnducts sold by coun· · Calves Z1.50 to 26 .25 . ty farms in 1964, $3,075,216; in Ladies Colorful Ladies Hi-Fashion Dr. Brown Elected VEAL CALVES - Tops !959, $2,640.Illtl. Medical President Seconds 3%.60; Medium 24.50 ---NEW SPRING V. to 1 YARD LENGTHS POINT PLEASANT - Dr. c. 29.10; Common and Heavies Leonard Brown has been elect- 50 to 32.50. ed president snd Dr. Dan ~ Glassman secretary and treasMASON - Special Lenten eExciting Colors urer of the Mason County Med· aervleea are heme cooducted e New Fabrlco leal 8oeiety. .at the Mason Methodist eaeb . MASON _ 'l'lle place of the e Newest Colors Dr. Kenneth Bryne and Dr. Sunday eveniDI at 7:30 p.m. heart In life, was the topiC of eNew Coioro e ASSORTED COlORS 1nd Color Combinations Glassman were ellosen dele- bY the Rev. Marvan Frame, the devotionals presented gates to attend the State Medl· w..se oermona are based oa Mrs. John Roach, at ao ; : : eASSORTED PATTERNS cal Association Convention to Spaee Age Living. Sunday of the Mason Home D be held next August al I b e lll&bl'l HrmDD wu ..riU... 1 str11tlon Club Tuesday at elDEAL FOR Greenbrier at White SulphUr "The Launch Pado." Othen bomt of Mrs. Atb.;t Swatzei. IJ Springs. Dr. Richard Slack and each 8anday evenlq prier to George Hudsoa gave MANY USES Dr. Brown were aamec1 alter. Easter are, Ilfall Oil, Acee~ reading. Rekend RuG '· PT~~NN ' . Saless.aa 5 88 Sale 1· · , ' .1 . , 882·2!22 - - ,.. .,.. -·• --------------,----~-------- e Asst Colou e Sizes 34 to 40 .44 Eech '1 �'' ' .' 'I •. •;:· • ' ' ·· ' • ·I·•' o '· .. ~, .1. ' Pameroy•......_... G: ··Kardl • 1111 ! : II; !· nl· x !' -== ·--·..... ~ .; '"' j' ' ',·,< ;, . ' ' oppa 'a' ..... i·N' Lon,I' Bo'ttom osp1~a~ ews l:l ' Soeiety Notes Soeiety News ' Elllered Hn"""' ..,· Rock Sprin~ .;: · .P~I ' V ·q · ' Socie,ty' Notes . : 'r :: ·• · 1' ~ I I' 'LaurelWff ' Society Notes • ·I . ,, y..•. ' . ,,1,>~~~--~~ «""<r·· '~! .,.::..~.· '!' :•--,, · · -:'~·~·· MarJOt1 ·.. ' ' 1,' " 1!1' IIIII llih · hOwe; eolled OR·:.m.:; :Marg~t Allea, rec:Oati, ,ed over lho. weekend with . Clifford lcenho~. ',Pomeroy 'Oil Mr. ud lllrl. Did! Karr• . Emest Powell ltait ~ · Eclu '· lob. . . · lllll!i ·· ~ 1 i..cheriuTiffln,.:hoo~ l!llied Mrs. Roy llolien ll)ltRt ~ m Cbiea&o with her ~~:· :Ill::;.:· Dll!r hllllnt4, \'J ' : .Persons OQierln& H;i;er 11ooThe Joppa WSCS held I h A stork shower was held Clll By ~rille .Pirrer huahalld ' pilal during 1114 1ae1 Zf'hours 111, January and February meeting Tueaday ~ at the ho"" Tbere were 1112 In attelldanee MIJs Kay Alii Howell .y!Jited eluded: Charlea Leo Carter, Several altended funeral ser· at the home of ()pal Hartis. of Pearl Roberts for Mrs. Wn· at the Free M•lhodist Church over the weekend Wllh ll!elltiJk ~)7 ~·ourth Ave.; Mri. Jimmy vices for Fannie Adams at Ar- 1'llose attending were Mettle llam Collins (Loretta Roberts). SundBy School Feb. 20. Roush family 111 Pomeroy. · Adluns, 96'At VIne St.; Mrs. John hough Fllll«'al home, '!'uPpers Benedum, Rlta Baker, Marga· Hostesses were Miss Edna car. Mr. and Ml'll. Gllbart Gill of '· Fulks, Rt. 1 CrowD City; Plains. ret Grossnickle, Glellda Jlene. man and Mrs. Dale Hubbard. Mr. and. Mrs. William Sey- Cambridge were recent . guests l4ts. Thomss B. Davis, Rt. 2, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcoek dum, Allee Barr, Lorry Baker Attending were Mrs. Wllllam fried, Gallipolls, Charles Tho- of Mr. Gill's brother, Rev, EuGallipoUs; Lester McGuire, Rl 'were visiting Shelly Petty at and the hostess. , Rlghthouse, Mrs. Ivan carman, ma and son, Gerry, Columbus aene Gill and fanolly. I ~,orthup; Thomas Little, Rt. 1 nursin ho~ in Parkerab Mr. and Mr& Chuck CurUs Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs. Albe!- llld Mrs. Marie Curd of Bsll · (V'mton; Cbarles L. Shaver, g urg. of Daytoa and Mr. and Mrs. ta Hubbard, Judy Righthouse, Run, recently visited Mr. aud .1.'11 ·Gallipolis; Mrs. Harry N. Orva Jean Holter and Violet Olin Reynolds of Parkersburg Mrs. Wliliam Byera, Mrs. Wal- Mrs. Homer Holley. ~. Pl. Pleasant; Charles Smith attended a bridal show· spent the weekend with Mr. den Roberts, Mrs. Pearl Ro- Miss Cleo Parker of Colwn· EXPERT INSTAU.ATIONI T.' Smith, Rt. 2 Pt Pleasant· er honoring Mr. and Mrs. Mil- and Mrs. Perry Curtis and lam- berta, Mrs. Willie Collins, Mrs. bus spent several days with ARMSTRONG'S Mrti.'Wa!iace S. Albright, Pt: ton Tuttle, Reedsville. ily, Don Hubblird and Danna, Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Pleasant: Linda Lou &ush Mr nd M Joh B tt Mrs. Florence Wyers visited Dale Hubbard, Miss Edna Car- Parker. Unolewn ... . Inlaid Vinyl New H~ven; Michael Wamsley: Ml (/ rs. I ~nne recently with Mrs. Edith Anth- man and the gu..l of honor, Otho Radford, Syracuse, Mrs. Pt. PlfasJ~~t; Mrs. Cbatherine Mrs. ;;:I~ mg r. an ony of Parkersburg. Mrs. Collins. Sending gills were Earl Dill of Nease SettlemeRt rtoor eoverlq lor every IW!d olflcJo.. - . L ~.Spencer, W. va.; Mrs. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Braanon Mrs. Joe Wyewniller, Mrs. reeenUy called on Mr. and patterDS. Profesoional lulllallatton by u, cr ~j. Miller, Sciotovllle: Ralph Mr. ~~d Mrs. Hank Holier VISited over the week end with Norman Wyersmilier, Mrs. Mil· lllrl. Pearl Parker. a. it :VOIII'Ielf. Call WY 2·2635 for freo eatlJ:. lllgins, Kitts llill; . Karl were VJSitmg Mrs. Eima Hoi- the Rev. and Mrs. !Utberts San· dred Hammons, Mrs. Mas toR Miss Polly Karr, Columbus re. Pomeroy WY 2·5428 m.ate. . "'"'l&omecy, lrontoti: 1\lrs. Wi~ ter, Forest Run and Mr. and ders and Debbie of Junction Ci· Roberts, Mrs. Glen Hensler, cently opent 1 weekend with Middleport WY 2·5130 ljs L. Ridgeway, II'OIItoh: Mrs. Mrs. Dav1d Holter, Chester. ty, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bran- Miss Helen ~aer, Mrs. Giea her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING l!erberl L. Pope, Weliston: Mrs. Da~ld Sm1th and Delmer non and family and Mr. and Collins. ;;;:;_:;~~;;;_;;_;;;;:;_:;;~;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:i=:~l lllyrou €. Koenig, Rt. 3 Cool· Larkms were vosdong Ke1th Mrs. Robert Hill and Linda of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hubbard MOHAWIC l<ille; Robert c. Boggess, Rt. 2 Weber. Mansfield. of Waabington, D. C. arrived I MAG II ~lie, W. Va.: CharleS E. ..Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lar- Those visiting recently with Saturday for a week's visit with I!Jpen IDstollallon ~ Rt. 1 ~venswood. kins, Portland were visiting Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clearmont Harris her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl SatllfaetloD . Btrtbs and Mrs. Junior Hauber. were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barr Roberts and other relatives in : Guar~teed ,· Mrs. .!limes R. PhiUips, Rt. Mr. and Mrs. CharlesWiliiams of Little Hocking, Mr, and M". this area. J Pomeroy, daughter, 10:4-9 L1ttle Hockmg were VISitmg Mr. Herman Grossnickle and rami- Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cook Monday. and Mrs. Dave Yates. l1 and Mr. and Mrs. Sonny visited with Mr. and Mrs. Har' Illocharged Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins Harris and sons. old Hood Sunday afternoon. Comrad Berkley, Richard 8. were dmner guests of Gertrude · Mrs. Flossie Petty visited on ALL OUR REMAINING WINTER HATS Brogan, Edgar Dial. Jr., James Warner, Oak HilL Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clar· Mr. aud Mrs. Dave Grueser C. Franklin, Mrs. William R. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oeiin, ance Baker and family. and family of Pomeroy called I G~ll, Deborah Ann Hackney, C~lumbus, spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. George Ret>d on her par~nts, Mr. and Mrs. William W. Hamilton, Mrs. With Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Prince. were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Clytie Wines. Ifoward D. Hartley, Mrs. Noah Bertha Congdon, Parkers-' Gene Wilson of Reedsville. Hopper, Timothy A. Mayes, burg, W, Va. was visiting Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curtis vis· ing pith Mr. and Mrs. George , Court St., Pomeroy Mrs. J. Lark Napier, Mrs. H. and Mrs. Garth Smith. ited with her parents, Mr. and Reed. Wendell Rees, Mrs. Everett · . .Mrs. John Groce i9 a pa- Mrs. Melvin Drake of Racine. =-=----------"""'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""==c:___.ll!'~lil!':":"~~~~~~~~~!!!! ~UDders, Mrs. Robert L. Saw· l!~nt at Veterans Memorial hosMr. and Mrs. Leroy Baker and yers, Donald C. S..,ihorst. Ralph p1tal, Pomeroy. family of Tucson, Ariz., with W. Zerkel, Mrs. Robert E. Lay· Mr. and .\Irs. Oscar Babcock the United Slates Air Force • and infant soiL were dinner guests of Mr. and will arrive Sunday at the hom~ Mrs. Lindsey Lyons, Tuppers of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. - - - - - - - - - Plains. Hobart Smalley, Chester. b.. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Steth- fore being stationed Okinawa em were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Baker i~ a nephew of Garth Smith. George Reed. -. - - - - - - - - Mr: and Mrs. Sam Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Hobarl Smalley, 1 Gaogt Readmp _Gallipolis I' Hockmgport., were visiting Mr. Chester, visited Tuesday evenDam 12.1, 21.5. running 34 and Mrs. 1'\. ayne Prmce. -- feet on rollers, Pomeroy -Mason . - Violet Smi!h.... I U.37, Pl. Pleasant 23.33, Hinton .. 1.71 risillg, Kanawha Falls 7.94 sales goal or $.100 m1ihon. rising, Charleston 21.52. London The .saJe of Senes E. bonds was running. 4'tl feet Marmet alone ID January ~·~ed E Your Dependable I'At feet, and Winfi~id Dam 7 sales of January 1965. Meigs ' Ohler For County Savmgs Bonds Chalf· l t..t. . Boat Movememtnl: men, Theodore T. .leed, Jr., I Ohio River - Harvey Jor· reported that county sales of AND lion down 13 6:15 a m . Tibolt E and H Bonds were $20,695 liP 15 NO · . Id" m January. The county at'hiev· l : ·p p. mJ. 'rf n lana UP . ed 1.3 per cent of its annual ' 17 1 . . 4.50 . m... ~ erson up 17, 11 goal. Phene wv ·2-2550 50 p.m.; Ph1hp Sporn down : - - - ----- ·- .. ----·---, 1:15 a.m.; Orcoup 17. 6:45 i 111.; Albert Holden up 18, 45 a. m. : Walter lleckjord up L.L----::-:::-=:-1 Ill. 2:115, a. m.; lllinoill up 19, 1. a. m.; National dowu 19, 6:20 I a. m.; L. Fieore down 19, 7:10 , a.m. ; OVEC up 19, 7:45 a m.; 1 Bob Benter up 20, 5:20 a. m.; ' L\tnga Point up 20, 7:15 a. m.; New Orleans down 23, 8:45 p. "'·' 0. F. Shearer down 23, ll· :40 p. m.; Jeffboat down 23, , q:35 a. m.; Edeana Bosworth ' up 23, 4:45 a. m.; Jim Houg- 1 land up Greenup 4:30 p.m.: 1 BJ'ckeye State ."P Greenup 8:15 1 p~ m.; Kentucktan u., Greenup 11:30 p. m.; Jerow up Greenup : 12:20 a. m.; Havanna Zephyr dowa Greenup 4: IS a. m.: Rav- , l'DSwood down Greenup 7:30 a. m.; H. E. Bowles up Meldahl End Cut_ lb. 4 ! p. m.; Pollywog up Mel· cWtl 5:45 p. m.; Peggy Dowoey up Meldahl 1.05 p. m.: Alton Center Cuts, 89c lb. Zephyr down Meldahi 12: 15 a. 1 , lJl,; Pamela 0 . up Meldahl 6:30 I . m. BETTY CROCKER-LEMON VELVET Gallipolis Dam - Reliable up 6:f5 p. m.; Onward down 9 p. ! m. ; J. S. Lewis down 1t :!I; p. 'I mi; Sally H. up 1:20 a. m.; 1 81·t" DO ITI · '.m. Sisters Style Shop Plumbinq . Heating HEATING NEW HAVEN i 69C 33c City down B a. m.; Semet down 8 Jt'~.anklin B Uf-l \1:lrmet 12 .05 a. 1 m:; Tina While down Winfield 2:l<J p. m. : Ltwy Jane Lucas , doWn Wi nff'ld a·t'i p_ m : AIle~ R. l\·i~:rrill down Winfield 9:JO p. m.: Semel down Winli.ld 9:45 p. m. : Beaver down WJnfield 11 :45 p. m.; Fort i I 'frborn up WinliPid 4 a. m. I Of Goal in Soles : (>hioans purchased $27.4 miiHcil of Seri" E and H. United Stales Savings Bonds in Janu""· The State achieved 9 per cebt of its 1966 Savings Bonds I t"T-==--~=..;, 1 t- SERVICE! RADIO & T.V. We Repair All Molen & Modolo GRAND'S T.V. ............ WY 2-2255 ,_ All Purpose Flour - b~b~ s1 ·95 25 The program for the evening was presented by Mrs. Boyd Hash from the Barboursville Women's Club. She presented 1 skit using potatoes dressed to domonstrate the types of wolllen you do not want aa mem. bers of your club. lt wu announced lhlt Mn. MoGiotblln of Ravenswood, a former member and past pres; 1etrt of the New Haven Club. ou made a dooahon to the Alu Quillen Memorial Library Ia memory of her late husband for the purchase of children's lOOks. Books purchased were 'T!Iles From Shakespeare." "How and Wby of Weather," and "David Copperfield." The library 11 a projed of the club. II was announced that the State Cottfttllloa would be held at 1be Greenbrier Hotel on March II lhroUI)II3. II wu ann<Mtnced lilt at tho next meeUng tho nemberl would lour the Pb1Up Sporn Poper Planl. Vembera tntd gueots •Uend· llb.19C --box SHOWBOAT BRAND Pork &Beans --~.-:·2sc 3 9c Onions ' 0 1es Pt P lb. bog MORTON FROZEN Beof, Chicken a Turkey _ 6 WAID CROSS' SONS Your own new look could begin with RITE DIET Spe. faction, too, because RITE DIET Is full of flavor good cial Formula Bread. RITE DIET is baked without with every meal, delicious toasted. Try DIET shortening, thanks to our special formula" of high- Special Formula Bread. Choice of UGHT or DM.I. est quality ingredients. Result: Highest quality proteinineveryslice,ancleverythinslicellghtinweight FREE! Get your handy "Calorie~"'*'· ra mere 20 grams), long in nutrition. Long in satisy0111:luy RITE DIET Bread. Keep tabs on )'OW Cllartell RJTi *SEE INGREDIENT LISTING ON THE BRIGHT RED FASHION RITE WRAPP.EI ' • BakedLy • ,,,..,. .!· RACINE, 0 • ' -•. J I ' ·' NOW' •. · I DISCOUNT PRICE - G. 0. ROUSH &SONS BUILDERS I" I I' I "our • We buUd ll to awl your llltds - 011 lol or our lot. in M<ISoll or Now Havtn, Quality constructi011, 20 ytoTI of ,.poritnce. 1I I s "· CALL BOB ROUSH or GARY .~U$H , NEW HAVEN " PIECE GOODS REMNANTS .99 .. ." and 55·47 HEALTH & BEAUTY JERGENS LOTION STAINLESS STEEL Gillette Blades Reg. $1.00 Size Reg. 79c Size c Each Wl!fL I: c c II Iii srnrl\ LASTS! LADIES NEW SPRING BLOUSES Special Sale Group of LADIES "PENNY"- 'BUCKLE' and ITALIAN STYLES LEATHER LOAFERS e LADIES SIZES BLACK or BROWN REGULAR s e S(\ \id .74 C:n\or s Si/PS J2 to 38 ]\·lachi ne Washable PAIR $5.00 Cotton VALUES Heavy Wicker Plastic 2V. lk,!shel Captcity Jumbo Size 4 Cell FLASHING Laundry Basket LANTERN Our Special low Price COMPLETE WITH BATTERIES Eech Eech SHELLS ,. ~'<" .. - · · · • e Zippered Back P....Seeson Sptciel On High Quality 6-WEB ALQMINUM LAWN FURNITURE ROCKER CHAIR .- Each .00 TUBULAR ALUMINUM FRAMES WITH STURDY ..WEB WATERPROOF BACKs AND BOTI'OMS Gl, FHA ar CONVENTIONAL FINANCING 1 882·2003· . . • • ._ • ... - DRESSES HEALTH &BEAUTY AIDS .00 I I f11J. were Mn. HDda . Rltf&w"To. 'tq'L Paw Rldulrd; :Mra. ~-' .' . .... .. . . - ... . ......... ... . BUILD E:i:~;!· ~~ckbt~~:· i FIRESIDE Crackers .88 THE SHOE BOX MARTHA WHITE I State Achieves 9% C No.199 cans 'I: · anawtaa a m. River - Hele-n Z. i d 1 n London 2·30 a. m.: Olean- 1 d,- down Marmet J05 p. m.: · LOAFERS ~~~~~----------CAMPBELL$ Vegetable Soup taiA Joe up 730 a. m. : Queen New Spring COATS aa;:::te::s·::::::::::;::::::::<n::tio:n:,:A:dj:u:ttuc~:fo;:r;;;Or::bl:;-~ j president, Mrs. Dorothy presided Cartwright, when adi· Uooal piaDI for sendlnc gifts to tbe 101diers iD Viet Nam were made. The club Ieos• was tsught by Mra. Marshall. BUSV BEE f.H CLUB Abel, Mrs. Eugene Hester, Mrs. Gam.. were played under The Busy Bee f.H CLUB met Karl Wiles, Mrs. Ralph Wh1~ the direction of Mro. G<orge f,.. their regular monthly meet· more. Mrs. Dan Edwards, Mrs. Hndson. and the hoste11, Mrs. tng. 'l'lle meeting was opened Donald F. Roush, Mrs. Phil Swatzei. Winners were Mrs. with the singing of West Vir· Batey, Mrs. 'l'llomas Hollman, Maliida Noble, Mrs. Clara Wil- l llnia Boys and Girls, followed Mrs F. C. Reichert, Mrs. Jack liams and Mrs. Hudsoa. with a prayer and devoUons. Flesher, Mrs. Larry King, Mrs. Atending were Mrs. Gael The dub voted to bold a Herman Ohlinger, Mro. Neiso• Dudding. Mrs. George McDat> bake sale on Mareb 5. 1966, at Jennings, Mrs. Charles Dodd, iel, Mrs. Clara Williams, Mrs. Milier'a Super Market iR New Mrs. John LaCombe, Ray Fo•, Mrs. Johu IUtach, Haven. Program Clll Abraham Fike, Mrs. Ricbard Lipinski, Mrs. Lawrence Roush, Mra. Lincoln, George washington Mn. Blake Nicewander, Mrs. Jehu Marshal. Mrs. Mahkla ud the United States Flag was David Roush, Mrs. Billy Noble, Mrs. George Hudson, I pre,.ntod. Ward, Mrs. Mark Ward Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright, Mrs. Those atleRdinl were Sam Robert Gurtis, Mrs. Alva Tuiioh, and Mrw. Swatzel. Scarberry, Bobby Roush, Tom Morgan, Mrs. Edwin Stein. . I Scarberry, MarviR Rousb, Tom· IBob Gihuore, Mrs. Harold Headquarten For my Roush, Lois Kine. Libby Rose, Mrs. Jack Weich, Mrs. Brown, Nancy Roush, Leab WUiiam Russell and Mrs. Ann Miller, Gall Miller, Bobby Boyld Hash. I MISS AMERICA Dye, Donny Dye, Larry Hess, Paulz Layne Gloria Hes9. WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Roush The annual guest night of the have returned home after spend. New Haven Woman's club was ing the past month vacationillll ll held Tuesda) evening at the in Florida. Junior Hall with a covered dish Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tennant Middleport, 0. dinner served. The ho!ltesses ind childr.n visited relati... were Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs. lu Wellsburg recently. Robert Gurtis, Mrs. Charles PORK CHOPS 1 ~COU• D YOU GET SUCH VALUES! I - ---- Steel lrader down 2:20 a. m.; , Luther Herdman dowo 4 a. m.; Eastern down 5:45 a. m.: Cap- · MIDDLEPORT OHIO eLOW PRIUS Heart'S Place lnLileis M • T • eefmg OpiC PLUMBING Frosting Mix MASON FOR THE SHOPPER LOOKING FOR eQUALITY 00 ANr H0 Ny 1 ~'·:! 1 • ~ I :~::..,. .... • Market Report 1 River News METROPOLITAN MOTORS Mason County INGELS ·· FURNITURE . $].95 ~0:0~ The~ Increased in FINAL CLEARANCE! $].00 I I Farm Count It 'HATS Vicki Stewart wina d Rambler Trade-Ins Robinson's I Wedding Plans A need b nnou y Linda Russell Mn. Kinnaird of Mothen' Club to S · Do ten 1188-T 3 ROOMS CLEANING d r. I LET INGELS . J:· 1111'4 Blue and Gold' Banquet for Cub Pack 253 held Tuesday l:".;..~~=:?,~Jet. .! "-141d~ o.• P!eaoant van., Hospital , ADMITI'ED: Mrl. Fred Fil· 1• fOI' 'lo{rs. Hopett .. Dead Citizenlhfp Awar Unger, Gallipolis; r.frl. Russel! nl.yiOOA er'o Club 1w qreed to PT. PLEASANT - Mr1. JillMASON -Vicki Stewart, 1 Ball, Apple Grove; Vickie Rey- , former well-known ly cllaie I« Edith Klmlalrd, 87, llcpflt, WEST COLUMBIA _ senior at Wabama, daughter of' nolds, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Willa [ ant resident, will be · ~ ~~ beoaler died Mooday evening Ia Plea,. •--• .._. ~ddie Ruoaell Mr. Mr. 8IICI Mrs. John Stewart of Gilmore, Ganipolis. I' day 2 p.m. and burial , log at lho bomo ol Mrl, ant Valley IIDopltallfter a brief '"""' MR. "' , ' West Columbia, has been ,.. DISCHARGED · M Jack low in Loue Oak MASON - ltlason Otb koul Jarroll, • - Tucker, Mark ·Jarren, lito club wu llltteu. ~~!'....'!re aandnooncmR lected by the facUlty ltr the · "· nal wlll ·-, lho Mason County -..--·DAR CIUEenShlp award. Uvely • Pt. Pleasant ; Leo nounced the Pack 253 hold Ill -oal Blue Schwab, Rould Harrlo, ud JUo. . 8ho hen! 11 HogMII marrtaga of their , Choquette, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. the and Gold banquet Tueltlay, Feb- l;y Cuto. Nurae, ~I John t HeiakeD, Jr. Oeto~~ · 1878 duugbler ':: c1a Mae. to Knoth Others nominated by Boby Kinnaird, Southside: :,~en Ray ruary 22nd II &:80 p.m. 111 tbe Mra. Rober! Belcher wu pre 'Illese sho:"a~ 'to be RfvOII the late A;..lin ~nd Nancy Le- Reynoldu, ,.. of Mrl. otuclents for thia award Mrs. Brown O'Quinn, Buffalo. former local · Social Rooms of the MIISOII oeoted one cold and one master Nevllle. lia' husband, Swatzel and Frank Reynolds, Myro Roush, Jackie Rot1811, BIRTH. Mr and Mrs Fred IGreenler died Slllldv Mr.etouh.OOhtlsta Cbmearchat . Eaanchd velamllygu-.. vRobeerrlarrow• underpo~~ forWolfberPateb. to ..,.vide workers and ~::/~:.\Lewis M. Kinnaird, preceded Mason. The double ring .,.,... Jean Bumcarner, Shary Fl..h- 1"''H••er. GallipoUs a ,;... Ida. , b • ,.... ber in deetb 1n 1958. She w81 a mony will be performed on er, Leah MIUer, Crail~~~::: i :.··~;;;"';;;•;;;~~ii;' iioiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;::;:::::;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;:~ ble, rolls, cake and drlttltl Mrl. Marvin Frame W81 alao auch as cotton bells, lh Ronnle Stein G 1 were furnished by the pack. preseBted ooa gold and one tllsposable needleo, and member of the Mt Carmel urday, March S at the , eorge Seouto atteadlng were Brian ver arrow point for her .., sboto for those over 40 EUB Oltlreh. Methodiot ohurdl by the Phillip Gondnlte, WIUiam Johnson. John M. Roltgeo, Jat1101 tmder bll Bear Patcll. of age. A silver effertng Survlvina are tint IOitl, end Marvan Frame at 1 llld Ray Redman. James N. Frame, Rlel;y Casto, Den Chiefs attendiag be taken to help defray the Joaeph and John Kinrlelrd, both Member• of tho family Ray Allen Tucker, Mark Sllerldu Ruuel~ Del 5 peose. or Hogsett, and Georce Jtln. ct... lrtondo are illvited ta Schwab, Roaald Harris, Mlcll- Michael Harbour, Den 2. A "U·Bag-lt" Style Show naird. MI. Sterling, Ohio; one wedding and raeeptloo which ael N. Lewis, Dale Ltlwitl, Joe other IIIOIDben of CUb will be held at the daughtllr, Mrl. Lottie Palla!, will be held in the soda! room Tho Very Boot ONLY ~99 Cundiff, Peter Frame, Paul families attendlu& were: Mardi meeting of the Rock!Grd, Dllnels: 10 greDtlchll· ol the churdl. Matron of honor In Used Cart Anywhere Frame, J. PbiDip Jarrell, Alldy and Mn. Frame, Jollll Club. drOll ud 21 great grendchl~ wil be Mrs. Leo Young of po,oo Down - lalanot en NO REASONABLE n...R dren. Columbia and best man wii Conv•ftnt Term1 Stewart, Marty Jollllaon. Rod- Ma'Jam Frarne. - • e · P\meral eervlee will be held hlo broth.. , Neisoll Reynolds. OFfER REFUSED ney RoUgon, Robert Belcher, Stewart, Mrs, George R. 'l'llaroday In the MI. Carmel Sbo attended Wahama SEE and Kevin Yoaker. wart, Robin Stewart, EUB Church ~tb tho Ra v. Sebol, and he graduated from Guest speaker wu Mr. Paul Schwab, Mra. Harry d !tended two Werner of Pomeroy, Boy Scout Tommp Schwab, Harvie Odell Busb officiating. Burial there in 1963 an a . FURNITURE CO. District CollliOilslooer. Guy Mrl. Harvie Harris DenoiJ will be ill the Mt. Carmel ceme- yearl at the Wool Teeb, MASON, W. VA. Nasll, Seoul Dlstrlet ExeeuUva, rls, Janet Harr11, Mlcltael W. tery. Frlenda may Clll •I the majoring In · III! also allended. Roy, Marv111 Harris, Mrl. Earl John,.., Mra. Mobr-Stevens Funeral Homo If· employed at Frame opened the meeliD& wltb Jcha Rottgen. Mra. Matgarel today. ill Columbus. a prayer. Casto, Mra. Johnay Lawreace Foremu, local Boy Mn. Belva Lewis Mr. MASON - There were 1,1111 Mrs. Robert Belcher ·- pre. Tucker. Mrs. R<!y Tucker, fanns ill Ma10n <0tt11ty eouRtSeout Corrunleloaer, perfonn- ry Tueker, Mrs. Robert Belcb- ed In the 1164 Census of Agrled the lnduetlol oer1111oey for er, Elizabeth llml Beleber, Dau- culture, acordiq to tho U. S. the n.,v boya, whleh lleiuded oy Yonker, Keitt Yonker, Elea· eparbn011t of Commerce'• BuTHURSDAY parents ""'eivlng a llolleat pin nor Jarrell IIIII llobesl JarreD. reau. for their son. Boys were Doll In the laot prevlouo Cetl8Utl FRIDAY Lewis Joe Ctmtlilf Martitl Joblof Agriculture ia 11159, the total SATURDAY end son, Kevin Yri~. PIIU1Ip counted in the eouuty wu 1,11111 Ianni. Tbe report sbowa lila! MAR. 3-4·5 overage farm olzt In the eounPostmaster Needed PT. PLEASANT ty was 1&.2 acres and that tile IJVE8TOCK SALES 00. aver&&• value of the couaty's At Letart, W. Va. PT. PLEASANT, vi. Va. farms (land and 1,.-ldingo) LETART, W. Va. - An el· Satunlay, Feb. 11, 1111 1164 was $17,1105. amlnaU<m lor potlmUter at Le- BOGS_ 175to 220 26to 27.211; Other lmpertaol counlf ota· ! tart, W. Va., paying $5,9tl a Heavies 2t to 26; Lights 2t llstics Ia the report are: : year, will be open .lor aceept- 28: Fat Sows 21.7S to :13; Value of ai farm products 1nce ol apllcstlCIII uatu this !9.2S to 22.50; Pigs 12 to 22; sold by farms in the county in Mareh 2. • Stoek Shoats 20 to 21 . liM, $3,604,66S; in 1969, $3,· Complete iolormaUOII about CATI'LE _ Hellers 17 to !3; 11111,810. the examination requirements Fat Cows 17 to II.BO; Ca~~~~~~ V~a:;i~ue of all erops sold by ' and instructions for flUng appU. 12 to 16; Bulls 18.70 to farms in !964, $729,238 : i cations may be ~ at the Stock Steers 22 to 25 ,23 ; in M37,974. post office for which this eum- Heifers 16.75 to 21 . Stock Value of a! livestock and : tuation is being 811Clt111ced, calves Z1 .., 2&.TS;' Stock livestock prnducts sold by coun· · Calves Z1.50 to 26 .25 . ty farms in 1964, $3,075,216; in Ladies Colorful Ladies Hi-Fashion Dr. Brown Elected VEAL CALVES - Tops !959, $2,640.Illtl. Medical President Seconds 3%.60; Medium 24.50 ---NEW SPRING V. to 1 YARD LENGTHS POINT PLEASANT - Dr. c. 29.10; Common and Heavies Leonard Brown has been elect- 50 to 32.50. ed president snd Dr. Dan ~ Glassman secretary and treasMASON - Special Lenten eExciting Colors urer of the Mason County Med· aervleea are heme cooducted e New Fabrlco leal 8oeiety. .at the Mason Methodist eaeb . MASON _ 'l'lle place of the e Newest Colors Dr. Kenneth Bryne and Dr. Sunday eveniDI at 7:30 p.m. heart In life, was the topiC of eNew Coioro e ASSORTED COlORS 1nd Color Combinations Glassman were ellosen dele- bY the Rev. Marvan Frame, the devotionals presented gates to attend the State Medl· w..se oermona are based oa Mrs. John Roach, at ao ; : : eASSORTED PATTERNS cal Association Convention to Spaee Age Living. Sunday of the Mason Home D be held next August al I b e lll&bl'l HrmDD wu ..riU... 1 str11tlon Club Tuesday at elDEAL FOR Greenbrier at White SulphUr "The Launch Pado." Othen bomt of Mrs. Atb.;t Swatzei. IJ Springs. Dr. Richard Slack and each 8anday evenlq prier to George Hudsoa gave MANY USES Dr. Brown were aamec1 alter. Easter are, Ilfall Oil, Acee~ reading. Rekend RuG '· PT~~NN ' . Saless.aa 5 88 Sale 1· · , ' .1 . , 882·2!22 - - ,.. .,.. -·• --------------,----~-------- e Asst Colou e Sizes 34 to 40 .44 Eech '1 �.. • i were beld here\ .- P'rldaJ, Feb. puenll, Mr. IIIII 'Mrs. Bury I 'D•Dy SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mmh I. li8& 25, with an attendance or 24. Gutbrle and Mr. 81111 Mrl. Leaders were Mrs.· Eleanor Tom Yost an~ · attended churcb a1 weeki II the~ ' am Krelltelm,eler from Melli AHred Society Notes .Voice of Broadway Boyl.., from Allred church here SUnday IIIOI1Ilnll. . and Mrs. Ada Morris of tbe Pvt. Erlc~.E'arlr.er .retul'lled to Cbuter Church. Rev. Caslt his lllip!QII!il at ·Fort KDo-. By Jaek O'Briao - - - · - - - - - brought tbe messaae. Ky., at~ a , twelve day leaH . By Mn. Chao. WAIOde Nina Robinson was plantll. l(leDI w.ltb 1>11 · parents, Mr. 'slacho and all, palnlinl a 24 • plioned from Paris by the rom· Sunday School attendance oR Ushers were Thelma HeRder· and Mrs. Wilber Parker. He bill 1oet transparent plastic globe peser, Tony Scott's quart.! play· Feb. 27 was 65, the offerisg son local, and Lelha Wood of Onlsbed his •basic lralnlng and :- !rom inside! ·. . . Al110 Moo•· 1ng rontemporsry ja" with .an . was $15.81. Worship services Chester, wUI receive lralnlng ID Co111doi, tbe blind street • coroer Oriental flavor, a stripper (Sil· were held at 10:45 a. m. with Th ttend' from Che t bat lnle!Dgeoce. · Gregory Wlnebreilner was a County and i ·DRUMMING Holpital for tbe put week. GarB GrlfflD ll*lt ille weekend Ia Columlpua wttb MJ. Mr· and Mrl. Ilamt)l and Mrs. ChiS. O'Qrlea llld Kei .and 10011, Pat' aad Mike, fl YlD. . DoYer arrived Frlday evellnl Two ROW pall• al the EJm. . for a v)Bit .wJtb ·b\lf pll1'8!lfl Mr. • Fwood;;;;;;;;;N;;;Ul'B;;;;;;qii;;;bom;;;;;;e;;;;;;are~WUII;;;;i;;;;·;;;and;;i;;;i;iMri;isio.;i;Am;i;;.;;i;old;;;o;iSnoi;;i;;.wdt!lo-i;·;;;;;'J 'If• ~ :. TO STARTING NOW •MMY•• ALH 1amo TO •• .,. \ ,... blrthdQ, annl_,- or 1111' epeclal occasion thft'l no alit llkt. cf1imond ~~~~·nd no diamond ringlike • ~kt. 'l'ht lltlld1t. brlll1anctl and beauty of Its ptrfect conllf dfatilond, IUoerb lblln, llld tlno quality milan lastlnl Pflde and llllsfltilon. Cllooie )lOUr ¥elY piiiOI1II Kloplatle frunl our wide eotoctton. Gl't one pair of shoes FREE for ev Pry 11 you purchase here. We'll keep an acc urate record right on your card. When it is completed you get a F'REE pair at the average price of the eleven you bou ght. Stop in a11d ask abo11t your Clu b Card. It's an excitin g 1oay to .'i' !art lmf.! North (just n an ! hour ROLL CHAPMAN. CANADAY SHOE STORE "Pomeroy's Quality Shot Store" . -· c I I Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Mar. 3-4-5 L------ 56 lb. 64 1/4 c T·BONE, SIRLOIN & ROUND STEAKS BEEF FRONT- 5 -s lb. CANS TOMATOES 5 7 9c 7Sc GARDEN. CRISP T-BONE & SIRLOIN STEAKS BTL For More Complete Information. GALLIPOLIS IC~ CO. FROZEN FOOD LOCKER DIVISION 715 First Ave. G1lllpolis, Ohio Ph. 446-1862 8 s --~.-.. --Morton's POT PIES BEEP CHICKEN TURKEY 6 ,L28c •. S7c FOR $1 BONUS BUY -r-nm-1- SUCED OR HALVES • c N0.2~ SIZE cAN l Ftlrmont'l Best c c ICE CREAM Y.a gallon carton 46 oz. CANS Peanut Buffer 18 .oz. JAR 69c .. ', ~ ,,, ., c ' • ••I ·•f"' ,, STOKLEY'S.l:, PINEAPPLE :: DONUT SALE t•· REG. 39c c ROMAN BEAUTY. c c ·4. LB. BAG ·'' .00 - POWDERED CINNAMON SUGAR ' ' I GAL CARTONS -BOXES : .•. s , ~ JUICE $1.15 PEACHES ~)' oz. $ .00 JIF FAIRMONT , PINEAPPLE I HUNT1S . \' 15~ I STOKELY REG. ,,,.,,, 32c SILVER DUST ILUE LAUNDRY DETERGENT - - - klnt c • c L Cabbage Call Us At 446-1862 LAUNDRY DETERGENT c oz. - LB. BASKET Approximotoly 50 lbt, .Oola14 ..... c VAN CAMP PORK AND IIANI KETCHUP 20 c DAIRY FAIR BONUS BUY for KING ·•· $1.25 GT.• " •• ,. 75c BREEZE HEINZ RED-RIPE RIB STEAKS & ROASTS HI.C: PtNIAPPLI· GRAPEFRUIT DRINK I DOW OVIN CLIANIR --rrnoru'J- 68~c C , ....... 69c IIINIHINI SUIAR WAPIII COOKIIS - - - - - pte,. 39c · c RIB STEAKS & ROASTS, CHUCI( & SHOULDER . - CHEF BOY-AR-DEE 3 29c REALEMON RECONSTITUTED JUICE----- 1101.44 lor EVERYDAY LOW PRia5 GERB&R'S STRAINED IABY FOODS- PAl IOc 0 . . LAIIL 51 3/4c MONEY BACK GUARANTEE KRAFT GRAPii PRESERVES I(ARO SYRUP, ILUI LABIL 303 SIZE c APPROXIMATELY 150 LBS. I QOVER FARM SPEOAlS RUMP ROAST clb Fruit Cocktail PACK LB. PKG. c lb. STOKELY Middleport, 0. Kanauga, 0. ROUND STEAK BONELESS COMPLETE RANGE OF CUTS BEEF HIND LEAN-TENDER 49c We sell only tile best grade meat we can buy. We fee l you would rather have qunl ity. The jollowmg prices are sub ject to minor changes between, French Ci ty Premier Brand, U.S. Cho•ce Armour Star, ancl Sucher's Supreme Beef. APPROXIMATELY 150 LBS. 1 I FRANKS COMPLETELY PROCESSED AND BLAST FROZEN Ready For Your Home Freezer! lb. TOILET TISSUE ROLL QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED FREEZER BEEF BEEF SIDE ASSORTED Prices Effective - ·-·--·---- ·- - I 3/4c WALDORF -----I 1 I 1 APPROXIMATELY 300 LBS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY OHIO (Kenneth Davis) i ·- - · -- TINY'S 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU FASIIONID RUTLAND, II 1 lb. LB• ... BONUS OLD~ I belore from Europe which means the annual circus date at Madison Square Garden can't -~· be far behind and il's not - il Apr 11. lor 40 davs and nighls) ! . . . Henry's brother, John Ring- I ling North, last of the great lu· 1 door sports , is living iR Zurich, j Sw•lzerland One lad in the ! husband-business drew many a ; smrker behind hands and fans as he kept introdtlring himself to celebrated complete strangers as, "Hello, l'm so-and-so's husband.'' At tho? Tennessee Williams first-night '"Slapstick Trage- ! dy''), Judy Gorland laughed ~ uproariously through most of it aod while walking out ron· eluded. "I don't know what It's , 11011r sprmg. lb. LB.· BUDGET SHOP! lAKER FURNITURE TUPPERS PLAINS Maureen O'Sullivao has an ofter from London for a comedy but says she'd rather loaf a y-ear in Italy; she decoraled "21" most attractively the oth· " evening Other 21-skidoo· ers included Jimmy Roosevel t, E. Jay Rou.suck, the modern Lord Duveen; aclress Jessie Royce LandtS, Henry Ring- Here's How II Works: l "GIVEAWAYS AND OTHER CHAIN STORE GIMMICKS ADD TO FOOD COSTS AS MUQt AS RENT OR ELECTRICITY THAT'S WHY MY MOM ALWAYS SHOPS AT FOODLAND BY AVOIDING SUCH COSTLY DEVICES, FOODLAND IS ABLE TO SAVE MOMMY UP TO 20% ON HER TOTAL FOOD BILLI 'BETCHA YOU DIDN'T THINK A LITTLE KID LIKE ME KNEW THAT, HUH? N.l .. Shoe Club • I'Ol A WETQm , VISIT OUR I Lucky 11 BEEF LOIN - AGREE WIDINdAINeiJ .. . l FURNISHINGS?. !riend whn has nary a thing to the slapstick mostly a thick In addition to above attenddo with the new "Oscar'' movie coat or comk goo laid on with ing were Hobart Swartz, Mr. s:Jw it on the Coast and Inform· a shovel .. . Margaret Leigh- and !Vrs. Millard Swartz, Terry ed us Tonv Bennett in fact does ton managed to induce a sense Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Mjke steal that · show right out from of total heartbreak at uneasy Williams of Belpre, Mr. and under the sehnozzes or its vet- I moments & Zoe c~ :·lwell zoom· Mrs Veroon Swartz and family eran major stars . . famous ed to the uproanously comic 1of Rockmgport. son and a couple of ballplayers I be lore the second playlet drown· Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost who didn't do well as cafe at- td Ja ils own dark slll pstickery and family of Sugar Grove, 0., tradions all but broke one Absurd go'ng. 1 spent the week end wltb their Y. nightclub but it's fin ally wea· ·- - - -·- .. - - - ---tllering that st~:· I It's Chapman-Canaday's BEEF RIB ~ C!IBRI!Il( 0 have> fewer hotel . rooms by the piiHess bklw after another law. Mma Swart?., whose birtlJ. enc of '66 than in '45 . A good The tra~ed; was all IO<J obvious, days fall on the S11me day. FRESH DRESSED I t:;:IDB Great S•vings For Youl Approxlmataly 40 lbt. waltiera from · ·1DEA for YOU ' Mr. •. pallenl II Velenul ~~~ Parlw'sbura, W. VL llalfldor Dall'1 "happening" lq'&nged for at Lincoln Cen1 llr'l Philbarmo•ic Hall hardlY iiiiiJtd geared to that lofty new •l!dl•!•rn's lasting refinement MoZlU'l; the . Sarah Lawreace val !rom the Crazy Horse Sa· the Rev. Casto bringing the ~se a~dlllo.:"'to tb 8 ba~ Mr and M ·Ernest T lor The publicity-chasing Dslis' College modern dancers, a loon in Paris, Tbe Free Fanta:!)' message. er, 0 e · rs. ay "eappening" included himself. SOllg by Gilbert Becaud lcle- Quartet four college professors world Day of Prayer Services menttaned were Mrs. Caslo, recently lijlellt ~ ,day wltb ber ' d bt · · 1 Frances Spencer, Ruth Erwin, brother-Jo.law . 81111 staler, Mr. perform1ng no 00• ortgma , . 1, e Pauline Rice, Mabel Vu Met- and Mra. Auitla Bull of VanmuSJcal Improvisations: aU thiS about, but its wild. · · · Marg L'll'e Christy Margaret de h00f wbo are m. · plus Ben Grauer, whose formal Champion took it much more eEr, 1 1Ch 1 t v'. Elber Mrr and' Mr. · Ch D Wood WE'RE . t' I I d t lly Anita mma rsy, lrgene • . s. as. . e tones aIways struck us as ~e. <"my; an na ura ' f ld Mrs. Lodwick and Bernice lied on Mr and Mrl p ul ter attuned to Toscnmm than Louise. Who and whe..., else1 : ~,,;._, d family, - • ' tab to this sort of oolemn misb· As for Williams' two one-ac- at ey. -~, ID ..... e rnagh . . We couldn't wait to tors. they bore the unmistaka· Attending !rom Alfred church ~: at &me last · ·1 ble underlying signature of the besides those ali-eady mP.lltioJIay 8 UP A NEW tlll~:r~~e McMahon must've author - women painted harsh· ed were Lln•le Gaul, 0 I I I e Jean Atherton of Ohio UDlvertooked at the officially depress· ly io various degrees of degra· Atherton, Alma Spartz, Grace slty spent the w~kend with ed state of actors' employmeol dation from the totally . ~me Swartz, Vere Swartz, s I e !:,P:~~Mr. an Mra. Ar- he says he may run for U. with broadly VICIOUS rtdtcule, Mae F'ollrod. Genevteve Guth- Ll d Booth. aed S. Senator from Conn. (quiok. to whnt Williams' idolators call rie aod Helen Woode. oy e W~ retur to Horace, gel out of that imagi· his bottomless pity for these Grace Swartz entertained on the Elmwood Nursmg Hamt .. •ary draft before you catch 1rirnh souls But whichever Saturday evening, Feb. 26, with Thursday after spentllng severcold) There's a very big way, the women took it and a birthday party for her busIt Means chance N. y Citv octuallv will 1ool' it •nd look tt, one low band Vere, and her sister. ln· Looklnt For Inexpensive i ' ' ' SUCED CRUSHED CHUNK N0.2 CANS GRAPEFRUIT LB. BAG ""f ~ I �.. • i were beld here\ .- P'rldaJ, Feb. puenll, Mr. IIIII 'Mrs. Bury I 'D•Dy SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mmh I. li8& 25, with an attendance or 24. Gutbrle and Mr. 81111 Mrl. Leaders were Mrs.· Eleanor Tom Yost an~ · attended churcb a1 weeki II the~ ' am Krelltelm,eler from Melli AHred Society Notes .Voice of Broadway Boyl.., from Allred church here SUnday IIIOI1Ilnll. . and Mrs. Ada Morris of tbe Pvt. Erlc~.E'arlr.er .retul'lled to Cbuter Church. Rev. Caslt his lllip!QII!il at ·Fort KDo-. By Jaek O'Briao - - - · - - - - - brought tbe messaae. Ky., at~ a , twelve day leaH . By Mn. Chao. WAIOde Nina Robinson was plantll. l(leDI w.ltb 1>11 · parents, Mr. 'slacho and all, palnlinl a 24 • plioned from Paris by the rom· Sunday School attendance oR Ushers were Thelma HeRder· and Mrs. Wilber Parker. He bill 1oet transparent plastic globe peser, Tony Scott's quart.! play· Feb. 27 was 65, the offerisg son local, and Lelha Wood of Onlsbed his •basic lralnlng and :- !rom inside! ·. . . Al110 Moo•· 1ng rontemporsry ja" with .an . was $15.81. Worship services Chester, wUI receive lralnlng ID Co111doi, tbe blind street • coroer Oriental flavor, a stripper (Sil· were held at 10:45 a. m. with Th ttend' from Che t bat lnle!Dgeoce. · Gregory Wlnebreilner was a County and i ·DRUMMING Holpital for tbe put week. GarB GrlfflD ll*lt ille weekend Ia Columlpua wttb MJ. Mr· and Mrl. Ilamt)l and Mrs. ChiS. O'Qrlea llld Kei .and 10011, Pat' aad Mike, fl YlD. . DoYer arrived Frlday evellnl Two ROW pall• al the EJm. . for a v)Bit .wJtb ·b\lf pll1'8!lfl Mr. • Fwood;;;;;;;;;N;;;Ul'B;;;;;;qii;;;bom;;;;;;e;;;;;;are~WUII;;;;i;;;;·;;;and;;i;;;i;iMri;isio.;i;Am;i;;.;;i;old;;;o;iSnoi;;i;;.wdt!lo-i;·;;;;;'J 'If• ~ :. TO STARTING NOW •MMY•• ALH 1amo TO •• .,. \ ,... blrthdQ, annl_,- or 1111' epeclal occasion thft'l no alit llkt. cf1imond ~~~~·nd no diamond ringlike • ~kt. 'l'ht lltlld1t. brlll1anctl and beauty of Its ptrfect conllf dfatilond, IUoerb lblln, llld tlno quality milan lastlnl Pflde and llllsfltilon. Cllooie )lOUr ¥elY piiiOI1II Kloplatle frunl our wide eotoctton. Gl't one pair of shoes FREE for ev Pry 11 you purchase here. We'll keep an acc urate record right on your card. When it is completed you get a F'REE pair at the average price of the eleven you bou ght. Stop in a11d ask abo11t your Clu b Card. It's an excitin g 1oay to .'i' !art lmf.! North (just n an ! hour ROLL CHAPMAN. CANADAY SHOE STORE "Pomeroy's Quality Shot Store" . -· c I I Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Mar. 3-4-5 L------ 56 lb. 64 1/4 c T·BONE, SIRLOIN & ROUND STEAKS BEEF FRONT- 5 -s lb. CANS TOMATOES 5 7 9c 7Sc GARDEN. CRISP T-BONE & SIRLOIN STEAKS BTL For More Complete Information. GALLIPOLIS IC~ CO. FROZEN FOOD LOCKER DIVISION 715 First Ave. G1lllpolis, Ohio Ph. 446-1862 8 s --~.-.. --Morton's POT PIES BEEP CHICKEN TURKEY 6 ,L28c •. S7c FOR $1 BONUS BUY -r-nm-1- SUCED OR HALVES • c N0.2~ SIZE cAN l Ftlrmont'l Best c c ICE CREAM Y.a gallon carton 46 oz. CANS Peanut Buffer 18 .oz. JAR 69c .. ', ~ ,,, ., c ' • ••I ·•f"' ,, STOKLEY'S.l:, PINEAPPLE :: DONUT SALE t•· REG. 39c c ROMAN BEAUTY. c c ·4. LB. BAG ·'' .00 - POWDERED CINNAMON SUGAR ' ' I GAL CARTONS -BOXES : .•. s , ~ JUICE $1.15 PEACHES ~)' oz. $ .00 JIF FAIRMONT , PINEAPPLE I HUNT1S . \' 15~ I STOKELY REG. ,,,.,,, 32c SILVER DUST ILUE LAUNDRY DETERGENT - - - klnt c • c L Cabbage Call Us At 446-1862 LAUNDRY DETERGENT c oz. - LB. BASKET Approximotoly 50 lbt, .Oola14 ..... c VAN CAMP PORK AND IIANI KETCHUP 20 c DAIRY FAIR BONUS BUY for KING ·•· $1.25 GT.• " •• ,. 75c BREEZE HEINZ RED-RIPE RIB STEAKS & ROASTS HI.C: PtNIAPPLI· GRAPEFRUIT DRINK I DOW OVIN CLIANIR --rrnoru'J- 68~c C , ....... 69c IIINIHINI SUIAR WAPIII COOKIIS - - - - - pte,. 39c · c RIB STEAKS & ROASTS, CHUCI( & SHOULDER . - CHEF BOY-AR-DEE 3 29c REALEMON RECONSTITUTED JUICE----- 1101.44 lor EVERYDAY LOW PRia5 GERB&R'S STRAINED IABY FOODS- PAl IOc 0 . . LAIIL 51 3/4c MONEY BACK GUARANTEE KRAFT GRAPii PRESERVES I(ARO SYRUP, ILUI LABIL 303 SIZE c APPROXIMATELY 150 LBS. I QOVER FARM SPEOAlS RUMP ROAST clb Fruit Cocktail PACK LB. PKG. c lb. STOKELY Middleport, 0. Kanauga, 0. ROUND STEAK BONELESS COMPLETE RANGE OF CUTS BEEF HIND LEAN-TENDER 49c We sell only tile best grade meat we can buy. We fee l you would rather have qunl ity. The jollowmg prices are sub ject to minor changes between, French Ci ty Premier Brand, U.S. Cho•ce Armour Star, ancl Sucher's Supreme Beef. APPROXIMATELY 150 LBS. 1 I FRANKS COMPLETELY PROCESSED AND BLAST FROZEN Ready For Your Home Freezer! lb. TOILET TISSUE ROLL QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED FREEZER BEEF BEEF SIDE ASSORTED Prices Effective - ·-·--·---- ·- - I 3/4c WALDORF -----I 1 I 1 APPROXIMATELY 300 LBS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY OHIO (Kenneth Davis) i ·- - · -- TINY'S 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU FASIIONID RUTLAND, II 1 lb. LB• ... BONUS OLD~ I belore from Europe which means the annual circus date at Madison Square Garden can't -~· be far behind and il's not - il Apr 11. lor 40 davs and nighls) ! . . . Henry's brother, John Ring- I ling North, last of the great lu· 1 door sports , is living iR Zurich, j Sw•lzerland One lad in the ! husband-business drew many a ; smrker behind hands and fans as he kept introdtlring himself to celebrated complete strangers as, "Hello, l'm so-and-so's husband.'' At tho? Tennessee Williams first-night '"Slapstick Trage- ! dy''), Judy Gorland laughed ~ uproariously through most of it aod while walking out ron· eluded. "I don't know what It's , 11011r sprmg. lb. LB.· BUDGET SHOP! lAKER FURNITURE TUPPERS PLAINS Maureen O'Sullivao has an ofter from London for a comedy but says she'd rather loaf a y-ear in Italy; she decoraled "21" most attractively the oth· " evening Other 21-skidoo· ers included Jimmy Roosevel t, E. Jay Rou.suck, the modern Lord Duveen; aclress Jessie Royce LandtS, Henry Ring- Here's How II Works: l "GIVEAWAYS AND OTHER CHAIN STORE GIMMICKS ADD TO FOOD COSTS AS MUQt AS RENT OR ELECTRICITY THAT'S WHY MY MOM ALWAYS SHOPS AT FOODLAND BY AVOIDING SUCH COSTLY DEVICES, FOODLAND IS ABLE TO SAVE MOMMY UP TO 20% ON HER TOTAL FOOD BILLI 'BETCHA YOU DIDN'T THINK A LITTLE KID LIKE ME KNEW THAT, HUH? N.l .. Shoe Club • I'Ol A WETQm , VISIT OUR I Lucky 11 BEEF LOIN - AGREE WIDINdAINeiJ .. . l FURNISHINGS?. !riend whn has nary a thing to the slapstick mostly a thick In addition to above attenddo with the new "Oscar'' movie coat or comk goo laid on with ing were Hobart Swartz, Mr. s:Jw it on the Coast and Inform· a shovel .. . Margaret Leigh- and !Vrs. Millard Swartz, Terry ed us Tonv Bennett in fact does ton managed to induce a sense Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Mjke steal that · show right out from of total heartbreak at uneasy Williams of Belpre, Mr. and under the sehnozzes or its vet- I moments & Zoe c~ :·lwell zoom· Mrs Veroon Swartz and family eran major stars . . famous ed to the uproanously comic 1of Rockmgport. son and a couple of ballplayers I be lore the second playlet drown· Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost who didn't do well as cafe at- td Ja ils own dark slll pstickery and family of Sugar Grove, 0., tradions all but broke one Absurd go'ng. 1 spent the week end wltb their Y. nightclub but it's fin ally wea· ·- - - -·- .. - - - ---tllering that st~:· I It's Chapman-Canaday's BEEF RIB ~ C!IBRI!Il( 0 have> fewer hotel . rooms by the piiHess bklw after another law. Mma Swart?., whose birtlJ. enc of '66 than in '45 . A good The tra~ed; was all IO<J obvious, days fall on the S11me day. FRESH DRESSED I t:;:IDB Great S•vings For Youl Approxlmataly 40 lbt. waltiera from · ·1DEA for YOU ' Mr. •. pallenl II Velenul ~~~ Parlw'sbura, W. VL llalfldor Dall'1 "happening" lq'&nged for at Lincoln Cen1 llr'l Philbarmo•ic Hall hardlY iiiiiJtd geared to that lofty new •l!dl•!•rn's lasting refinement MoZlU'l; the . Sarah Lawreace val !rom the Crazy Horse Sa· the Rev. Casto bringing the ~se a~dlllo.:"'to tb 8 ba~ Mr and M ·Ernest T lor The publicity-chasing Dslis' College modern dancers, a loon in Paris, Tbe Free Fanta:!)' message. er, 0 e · rs. ay "eappening" included himself. SOllg by Gilbert Becaud lcle- Quartet four college professors world Day of Prayer Services menttaned were Mrs. Caslo, recently lijlellt ~ ,day wltb ber ' d bt · · 1 Frances Spencer, Ruth Erwin, brother-Jo.law . 81111 staler, Mr. perform1ng no 00• ortgma , . 1, e Pauline Rice, Mabel Vu Met- and Mra. Auitla Bull of VanmuSJcal Improvisations: aU thiS about, but its wild. · · · Marg L'll'e Christy Margaret de h00f wbo are m. · plus Ben Grauer, whose formal Champion took it much more eEr, 1 1Ch 1 t v'. Elber Mrr and' Mr. · Ch D Wood WE'RE . t' I I d t lly Anita mma rsy, lrgene • . s. as. . e tones aIways struck us as ~e. <"my; an na ura ' f ld Mrs. Lodwick and Bernice lied on Mr and Mrl p ul ter attuned to Toscnmm than Louise. Who and whe..., else1 : ~,,;._, d family, - • ' tab to this sort of oolemn misb· As for Williams' two one-ac- at ey. -~, ID ..... e rnagh . . We couldn't wait to tors. they bore the unmistaka· Attending !rom Alfred church ~: at &me last · ·1 ble underlying signature of the besides those ali-eady mP.lltioJIay 8 UP A NEW tlll~:r~~e McMahon must've author - women painted harsh· ed were Lln•le Gaul, 0 I I I e Jean Atherton of Ohio UDlvertooked at the officially depress· ly io various degrees of degra· Atherton, Alma Spartz, Grace slty spent the w~kend with ed state of actors' employmeol dation from the totally . ~me Swartz, Vere Swartz, s I e !:,P:~~Mr. an Mra. Ar- he says he may run for U. with broadly VICIOUS rtdtcule, Mae F'ollrod. Genevteve Guth- Ll d Booth. aed S. Senator from Conn. (quiok. to whnt Williams' idolators call rie aod Helen Woode. oy e W~ retur to Horace, gel out of that imagi· his bottomless pity for these Grace Swartz entertained on the Elmwood Nursmg Hamt .. •ary draft before you catch 1rirnh souls But whichever Saturday evening, Feb. 26, with Thursday after spentllng severcold) There's a very big way, the women took it and a birthday party for her busIt Means chance N. y Citv octuallv will 1ool' it •nd look tt, one low band Vere, and her sister. ln· Looklnt For Inexpensive i ' ' ' SUCED CRUSHED CHUNK N0.2 CANS GRAPEFRUIT LB. BAG ""f ~ I �.. ,f .' • ' 8rtJ$h Off . Winter••• ···TINY'S . B. It I h . ~......._PAI~~.-;;/5", 1g :. .Q$ J, tAtt(S . WOODBURY AFTER SHAVE LOTION LOTION c REG. 69c PHILLIPS MAGNESIA c REG. MINT $1.23 c OR $1.49 PLAIN -~· Lucas 1 Floor Life Porch, Deck ENAMEL REG. ... $7.15 BAYER'S REG 98c FISHING TIME ~E~EL WIND GAL 33 GAL REG. $7.89 c REG. $5.49 Reg. $5.49 WCAS "SPEmA" J99 Go lion COLORS GALORE ' you w~t a special interior or exter· 10r J?81Dl color'? We'IJ make it for you m serondsl Rundreds to choose from. In our big Luca!l "Spectra" Col· ormaste:r- Selector, Custom Colon Colormeter. All ln reliable formulations produced by 110-year-olrl .1 :' hr Lucas and Company. Vlill our paint Color Center soon. BOTH FOR SPECIAL! Lucas 20 gal. s,.eill •• "IIEIITIIE" Oil Stains ) Mostlove1y latex WaD Dacoratloa TLAKES ROD 3 REEL Heritage Outside WHITE PAINT made like magic on our "Spectn" TING REEL BCO - GALLON . ,I . 99 11nd COLORS LUCAS GLOSS HOUSE PAINT MOUTH WASH c REG. 89& 495 COLGATE ASPIRIN I ~-:::J ' WHIT& c REG. JOHN WCAS & COMPANY eO'" CONTAC CAPSULES MILK OF Come In and Dlscu11 Your Problems With Our FICtOry Representative From · c BOTH FOR $1.00 LOTION FREE 50c BAR COMPLEXION a SEMI-GLOSS \\~\\\)\t9J.\\\US JERGEN'S ; • ' . '; I ' . '• S6c QUARTS _ $1.56 VARNISH • N811!«1:-" ........... lrlillllll ky 11t • •.. ,....,._ . . c:.npc.y .........IMd .......... perltll A REAL BUY ~PINTS_ ..,..,......., ........,,...... .,...ntrlflltediNII ~n ..,..... ,....................... ..... ,.,.. ...... l...,.. . . . ...,.,..,w.w.r•ldlllt. ...,........................ ,llladll ...... STAINS ~PINTS_ 79c QUARTS _ $1.66 Llltl •••• hill •••• GAUON REG. $4.49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1111 ...... . REG. $19.50 • ........ ,.., .... yWII ................ ...... • ...... J'H'-*'Itn , _ 011 rrtiW .._..., t o' "• GALLON Regular . 9.5 $(1.49 GALLON lucas Tractor & Machin.., INAMEL QUART _ , ' $ 1-46 . '' ' �.. ,f .' • ' 8rtJ$h Off . Winter••• ···TINY'S . B. It I h . ~......._PAI~~.-;;/5", 1g :. .Q$ J, tAtt(S . WOODBURY AFTER SHAVE LOTION LOTION c REG. 69c PHILLIPS MAGNESIA c REG. MINT $1.23 c OR $1.49 PLAIN -~· Lucas 1 Floor Life Porch, Deck ENAMEL REG. ... $7.15 BAYER'S REG 98c FISHING TIME ~E~EL WIND GAL 33 GAL REG. $7.89 c REG. $5.49 Reg. $5.49 WCAS "SPEmA" J99 Go lion COLORS GALORE ' you w~t a special interior or exter· 10r J?81Dl color'? We'IJ make it for you m serondsl Rundreds to choose from. In our big Luca!l "Spectra" Col· ormaste:r- Selector, Custom Colon Colormeter. All ln reliable formulations produced by 110-year-olrl .1 :' hr Lucas and Company. Vlill our paint Color Center soon. BOTH FOR SPECIAL! Lucas 20 gal. s,.eill •• "IIEIITIIE" Oil Stains ) Mostlove1y latex WaD Dacoratloa TLAKES ROD 3 REEL Heritage Outside WHITE PAINT made like magic on our "Spectn" TING REEL BCO - GALLON . ,I . 99 11nd COLORS LUCAS GLOSS HOUSE PAINT MOUTH WASH c REG. 89& 495 COLGATE ASPIRIN I ~-:::J ' WHIT& c REG. JOHN WCAS & COMPANY eO'" CONTAC CAPSULES MILK OF Come In and Dlscu11 Your Problems With Our FICtOry Representative From · c BOTH FOR $1.00 LOTION FREE 50c BAR COMPLEXION a SEMI-GLOSS \\~\\\)\t9J.\\\US JERGEN'S ; • ' . '; I ' . '• S6c QUARTS _ $1.56 VARNISH • N811!«1:-" ........... lrlillllll ky 11t • •.. ,....,._ . . c:.npc.y .........IMd .......... perltll A REAL BUY ~PINTS_ ..,..,......., ........,,...... .,...ntrlflltediNII ~n ..,..... ,....................... ..... ,.,.. ...... l...,.. . . . ...,.,..,w.w.r•ldlllt. ...,........................ ,llladll ...... STAINS ~PINTS_ 79c QUARTS _ $1.66 Llltl •••• hill •••• GAUON REG. $4.49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1111 ...... . REG. $19.50 • ........ ,.., .... yWII ................ ...... • ...... J'H'-*'Itn , _ 011 rrtiW .._..., t o' "• GALLON Regular . 9.5 $(1.49 GALLON lucas Tractor & Machin.., INAMEL QUART _ , ' $ 1-46 . '' ' �- '. ' '' ~~ . ,· ~) . ' ' ·''GetExtra Cash The Want Ad Way • ~ . Bachner's Super Market Potatoes ... ..... ~...~"!! l • ~,. REIU&.AtiONI ....rue PYIIIJliMr tiM rtlllt r •r re1ecr any HI ....... Milt lrrw~ tniDit. IMUIII M ,...... IMm.CIIatth'. lite . . . 11111er ~'. 111'111 nltt a. retltOM!Iale ,... ..,.. 111tn ,,.. 1ncorrm IIIHI'tfeft. . ~ ~ 'ior ~ want Ad lltvlee nt per Wtrd IM l......._ nnu"' eM,.. a ctntl ... ,. . .-.. ;J 4 l(leed, Radio and heater. Black finllh witb red vinyl buCket seats. 1962 Chevrolet 1~ Ton $1695 1964 Chevelle Tudor ~WIN tor Tft... C. 11C In IIHf'tiHI 10 . .1 ,.,. •Ctl'l DiMtult . . ,... . . . . •• II W..,.l. 11 Un. MAN . Q A OIITUA.III I• Pomeroy Motor Co. f.....~ , OP Cl HOURI M. M: ltH P. M. .a.ll)' ltM ,~ M.... 11111 N... ·, . ~·~•;. ,., '"'!d"" T. .. iie~oo · OI'IN IYEI. f:GO P.M. ja WANT AD WY 2-2156 $1595 8 cyJ. with std. traDL Radio, beater. Real good whitewall tires. Local owned with good care and low mllleage. 'II~ llllnl••~'~~~· Itch IH wen! 1~. 1PJ BuHermilk ·~= 1'\-. Fa1r • '"'"""" """1ry 1.. Milk 1963 Corv1ir Mclnu Cpe. Reduced to .$1395 292 Cu. 6 cyl. C&C. 4 l(leed trans. 11e11 good tlre,J. Hea· vy duty springs. Thla b-uck looks and runs lite new. See tbla one. •ATII 10 u.. 49c ---- 29c 11 1!1 'crt. 49( LlO'J.il '"*' .t:::: ,..,.,., ..... ..,..... 1.101.111 u~ ,,...,.,. i NEW EFFECTIVE WAY TO_STOP _blit _ _MICE _ Doooal' lint viol... _ _ _ .. _ , , - ----· = ·--·--~--·­ -~iarl ?~ lbenbach Hclwe., Pomeroy 'DMIIICW. . . U, S. No, 1 Mol .. _ A.L; atloD Jar~·· ...lion, New Haven. nJ 1-S'/ Towels ;c:-:;· Wheaties 2 .:::. 39c Sugar 5 ·~. 59c Vegetables!::• 12 ~28c ~~29c r=-==::For::::Ren:t~!I!!!!!!OOO~=For~-=:==~ Notice WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS GASULIN! ALLEY ~he Quo lily You (lou<. ;.,, ~!U V•lu• For fi~e . 1 feel Gideon, if J can 1T111ke it into thi~ uniform' LHetlme STUDIO Pomeroy ·1'1,. DICK TRACY ,. - ,.., - ly CHESTIItoJIL•"' . ~ - .. 6Lf .. oi f•1d • ., C" • • By MERRILL BLOSSER ,---,--- - - . eAAY HAI~tAT'TJ.l6 VEl(( L'f/ISr! • I MIDTOWN ' ~ :i~ BANK LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII "'• _ _ _ _B,;,.y HAitOLD HAY 1111111 ~IG.LIEST' ,.. INTEREST (t (1 51NCEt9Q8 ALLEY OOP •J '" .'Wii' ., ,; loo " :1 I SVRE,IT ~IIOlii!'R ME A 811'•• ;Jr;a;;;~ 'rtlU DON'T WALK OUT O!'A5HOWIN61N '/HE iau• co. Dl•·l' - - "-· . ... d STAR SAPPMRE. IT ISN'T DON!. NEW, HOLLAND, PA. ·~ '-, All . . . . 011 . "' - - - WANT~: ElqietQ mecJ1. IDle for 111nor parta Instal!• tal llft,lat. lluJI be malure, wllb abllltJ ta manqe departm"'t and sell parta. Goed trortlllg caadillono. Ia leiter, olale experience, ref. 41/lllcel 8Jid Wljfea eq>ecled. Write c-o Tbe Dally Sentinel, 1101 1118A. 2f Ue Wanted Jo Buy • By IIALPH "I. .AHL .-··.;::,, I ·-· ANTIQUE I"Ummlure, diabeo, Jlllscellaneot~~. Call or .mte: 111'1. llonrd c.:u. • w. . . . St., PomeaO). For hat • • Uc V4Y QTVGZ ltO 40IIIBT, GOZ 11'1Bt1CIIIAVOT',-BII• liVQ tJrVGOIOO Y. , ...,. .OIJJ , z 8 1 OOKP:AS"'I!f WILL CUJI:I 'I'IWLBR LOft - • IDd .... IIJDn'l 1'11111 ·110811 . . - . . . a•• TA.'.l1WI,- 8 f' • ·'WARD • l'lrll (Stalo Appto11d) -..or.,'*-,a1laallr\ ... . ,. .-----··..-·-· ..... Ji":SC~i'WNci;;"f 17:;-;o;;~;;:., ..'5~~~~11 'w:~ ;_ •ifirma. .,, aim t'lll "'11\lll I WIBBIV • .JX81'8 o•-. . Ktlth·Gollle Fonl .UsED CAR LOT "_ l..iM&& ...,: . ~ ... .·~. ., �- '. ' '' ~~ . ,· ~) . ' ' ·''GetExtra Cash The Want Ad Way • ~ . Bachner's Super Market Potatoes ... ..... ~...~"!! l • ~,. REIU&.AtiONI ....rue PYIIIJliMr tiM rtlllt r •r re1ecr any HI ....... Milt lrrw~ tniDit. IMUIII M ,...... IMm.CIIatth'. lite . . . 11111er ~'. 111'111 nltt a. retltOM!Iale ,... ..,.. 111tn ,,.. 1ncorrm IIIHI'tfeft. . ~ ~ 'ior ~ want Ad lltvlee nt per Wtrd IM l......._ nnu"' eM,.. a ctntl ... ,. . .-.. ;J 4 l(leed, Radio and heater. Black finllh witb red vinyl buCket seats. 1962 Chevrolet 1~ Ton $1695 1964 Chevelle Tudor ~WIN tor Tft... C. 11C In IIHf'tiHI 10 . .1 ,.,. •Ctl'l DiMtult . . ,... . . . . •• II W..,.l. 11 Un. MAN . Q A OIITUA.III I• Pomeroy Motor Co. f.....~ , OP Cl HOURI M. M: ltH P. M. .a.ll)' ltM ,~ M.... 11111 N... ·, . ~·~•;. ,., '"'!d"" T. .. iie~oo · OI'IN IYEI. f:GO P.M. ja WANT AD WY 2-2156 $1595 8 cyJ. with std. traDL Radio, beater. Real good whitewall tires. Local owned with good care and low mllleage. 'II~ llllnl••~'~~~· Itch IH wen! 1~. 1PJ BuHermilk ·~= 1'\-. Fa1r • '"'"""" """1ry 1.. Milk 1963 Corv1ir Mclnu Cpe. Reduced to .$1395 292 Cu. 6 cyl. C&C. 4 l(leed trans. 11e11 good tlre,J. Hea· vy duty springs. Thla b-uck looks and runs lite new. See tbla one. •ATII 10 u.. 49c ---- 29c 11 1!1 'crt. 49( LlO'J.il '"*' .t:::: ,..,.,., ..... ..,..... 1.101.111 u~ ,,...,.,. i NEW EFFECTIVE WAY TO_STOP _blit _ _MICE _ Doooal' lint viol... _ _ _ .. _ , , - ----· = ·--·--~--·­ -~iarl ?~ lbenbach Hclwe., Pomeroy 'DMIIICW. . . U, S. No, 1 Mol .. _ A.L; atloD Jar~·· ...lion, New Haven. nJ 1-S'/ Towels ;c:-:;· Wheaties 2 .:::. 39c Sugar 5 ·~. 59c Vegetables!::• 12 ~28c ~~29c r=-==::For::::Ren:t~!I!!!!!!OOO~=For~-=:==~ Notice WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS GASULIN! ALLEY ~he Quo lily You (lou<. ;.,, ~!U V•lu• For fi~e . 1 feel Gideon, if J can 1T111ke it into thi~ uniform' LHetlme STUDIO Pomeroy ·1'1,. DICK TRACY ,. - ,.., - ly CHESTIItoJIL•"' . ~ - .. 6Lf .. oi f•1d • ., C" • • By MERRILL BLOSSER ,---,--- - - . eAAY HAI~tAT'TJ.l6 VEl(( L'f/ISr! • I MIDTOWN ' ~ :i~ BANK LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII "'• _ _ _ _B,;,.y HAitOLD HAY 1111111 ~IG.LIEST' ,.. INTEREST (t (1 51NCEt9Q8 ALLEY OOP •J '" .'Wii' ., ,; loo " :1 I SVRE,IT ~IIOlii!'R ME A 811'•• ;Jr;a;;;~ 'rtlU DON'T WALK OUT O!'A5HOWIN61N '/HE iau• co. Dl•·l' - - "-· . ... d STAR SAPPMRE. IT ISN'T DON!. NEW, HOLLAND, PA. ·~ '-, All . . . . 011 . "' - - - WANT~: ElqietQ mecJ1. IDle for 111nor parta Instal!• tal llft,lat. lluJI be malure, wllb abllltJ ta manqe departm"'t and sell parta. Goed trortlllg caadillono. Ia leiter, olale experience, ref. 41/lllcel 8Jid Wljfea eq>ecled. Write c-o Tbe Dally Sentinel, 1101 1118A. 2f Ue Wanted Jo Buy • By IIALPH "I. .AHL .-··.;::,, I ·-· ANTIQUE I"Ummlure, diabeo, Jlllscellaneot~~. Call or .mte: 111'1. llonrd c.:u. • w. . . . St., PomeaO). For hat • • Uc V4Y QTVGZ ltO 40IIIBT, GOZ 11'1Bt1CIIIAVOT',-BII• liVQ tJrVGOIOO Y. , ...,. .OIJJ , z 8 1 OOKP:AS"'I!f WILL CUJI:I 'I'IWLBR LOft - • IDd .... IIJDn'l 1'11111 ·110811 . . - . . . a•• TA.'.l1WI,- 8 f' • ·'WARD • l'lrll (Stalo Appto11d) -..or.,'*-,a1laallr\ ... . ,. .-----··..-·-· ..... Ji":SC~i'WNci;;"f 17:;-;o;;~;;:., ..'5~~~~11 'w:~ ;_ •ifirma. .,, aim t'lll "'11\lll I WIBBIV • .JX81'8 o•-. . Ktlth·Gollle Fonl .UsED CAR LOT "_ l..iM&& ...,: . ~ ... .·~. ., �r rV. _~~, ~, ,,'!!:-' . '"1l:!' r • 4.- ' ' . I. , .. • ' .' ~.,. •• • , I, \ .. ,. • c di d • . T C~al' RIver ransportatmn, re te m h . A I h" J d • l D 1· • .1" . ppa ac 13 D ustna eve opment H POrfQR . ' . ,'.' SA·YS · ·· l"' SAVE YOU MORE plus YOU GET TOP VALUE STAMPS! ....,, ...._ .. ,....,.., Fre•h or Frah Frozen 50 "FRYING PIECE CHICKEN" Bret111t1 _ lb. SSe Leg• ---· lb. 19c Thigha - lb. SSe Giblet• ...... lb. 89c Liver• -- lb. 89c DI'Ulll.tlclc lb. 56c Wing• _ lb.29c Backt ........ lb. lOQ I QUZ¥1 ... •"-eo.IIM ........ ·. ,. I .._____ %:. $l79 "a • .......... ' .... ...... .....__............... . . . - .............. ....... lb. Sfieed Baeon ---------- ·2 ~ $1.69 »--r · .. _ 2 ., - 89c: ~ Tender1om·------Ompped Sirloin ........ "''...,. :- .. "• ..... ._ a.,.; on. iish Stitks ....... __ ~ 65c -. l'ish Fillet •_•• -. :::· 65c .... _....... __ --- --... ..... ~ • ...,.,. ,. -lolly -·- Oeean Perch _ 2 ;:· $1.23 PIICI CHICKEN Exp, 8/5/86 HOLE FRYERS .......... - ...... _... •3-4D I•:J..sof•to-ao ........ 1 ..... , ............ , , _ U. S. Gov. lna,.Cted Premium QIUJlit, FrUII DUBUQUE CANNED HAMS a •&lit• ~Shrimp 'IOPVAI.UEifAMH ~-.. W. VL - •~:~p.ws ~ Only Cot-Up ----------lb.lk ...... _... ...,_, TDPYM.UIIfAMPS l'rJibail CAW.. • Frying ClaW. - leg Quarters Bonele81 Boltoa ROLL ROAST .... _ .Get Set BREAD .... 48C .. .,._,... Peaclles •••..• -- __ -_--- 4':..""' $1 ..........,......... - DimMn~------------ s ~ r-.p,. Bttl.•llttq . ·;: COFFEE ., ............ -- ~ Cakellh ·------------- 4::$1 T....to Juiee ---·-----· 4::$1 ra~» .., ..... -•ouvu ., CAP'N JOHN fROZIN . HELEN HELP US! *a.'""' l - - by eooKIIS lllp. 315/<ll Pia Filling··----------- 4:: $1 lb. bag . .11) .... Candy _.., Ban·--·-~---·· 30 '- $1 09 11 ~... $1 [)og Food --- Pineapple--~--------- 3 ~!' $1 ~ - .. """"'- " SO EXTRA ....... TOP WIIU.UI STAMPS .. K._ s-.~oov Catsup·~---··--------- 5::..$1 Mfll~IREAD * Eq,. 3/5/86 ,_ .... Kroger Corn·---------- 5 :: $1 BEEF ST Country Club Zl-o%. cant •••••••••••• .... - 50 EXTRA 1111' VAUII lfAMPI Fre•h 1/z pint 39c * ... 1/1116 -m •••••••• Prun- ....... 2 .. r::n~ ' - "~ Michi~tBD Peat . ____ 50 ..... 89e Konnolooo Seed Potatoes ___ 100 .: $5.69 '-0- .. -- ... - .. -- .. ··---- Fertilizer-~~-~-~!.'! U. S. No.I • Si%1 'ALL PURPOSE WHITE POTATOES gal. ... $198 ............... " 2 ..... .....,-, ,.,.,..,,.., L..-FINGEIU STRAWBERRIES 09 ............. - ...., --""""''"' " 50BXTRA TDPVM.UIIfAMH ' APPLU _ SO EXTRA ' ....... ... ,....,.., TDPVAI.UIIrAMI>s . . , . - Cal!o .. DoiNtiH PAIIIlY *!lip. Wile . "Super-Right" Meats! "SUPER-RIGHT" SMOKED COOKED HAMS __•::sse Fried Fish Sticks _ Helen Bottel--' fZ.!Ii an hour even lor anow Thlls column is lor young peo- shoveling, is a liltle high pie, their problems &Ad pleas· leell labor, IIIII fi.GO Ia 10m1t- ll um, their troublea and lua. wbat low - II you're a last As with the rest of Helen Help consc~nUous W«ker. How US!, it welcomes laughs but bout $2.00 and f1.25T - H. won' I dodge a aerloua questl01 (Memo from H 10 H.; I'll wllb a brush-<>11. repercussloBS on this one. Send your teen.qe questionS '"'"" areas, teens are still work10 YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. lnl fCI' 110 <ellis 18 hour.) care of Heles Help US! thla Dear Helen: newspaper. I 'm glad lo see you dol'l WHAT TO DO WITH AN mind slim line panta oa a boy. ~NMANAGtABLE MOVTH My l!"andmother thlnka peged Dear Helen: paniB are an "invenlloa of the When I get mad, my "dai'IIS" Devil," and 1111 mother 1"11 sometimes rome out a little dil· talked down II she says any· ferent. I know It sounds awful, thl111 good about them. Sa abe and I really don't want lo use "lllll!llk·pega" my panta a o d that king of 18JIIU8ge, but the pretendl they ahrunk. Then 1111 word just sUps. What do you grlllldrnother 11oet ou1 ud buy1 do abou a slippery tongue - me a pair "tlmt fits," and bere when you haven't got a darn we go again. What ""uld YOU darn-darn key on your type. do? - LON writer. Ill olbt!l' · W«ds, wbal Dear Lon: do ynu do with a damn • danin I'd pea ud tell . . bal remouth - S!JPPERY member nmv - Rot lo tho polal Dem Slippery: wbera It loob like YOII'rt Here's a siJIKeslloa that's as ing your skin on the outalde. "camp" as Batman, so II might H. •atcb on. Douse the "darns," Dear Helen: one everytlrne you gel mad, I read 18 ll'llcle that lllld I& explaim, "Bad word!" with the per .eeul of ,......... over If same expression you'd put ;.. drtd Uquor. Oluld that to "damn.• - H. true? - AMAZED Dear Helen: Dear Amued: I don't alway~ complalll . a· It't prQbably true 1$ per bout llllaoclal aHuaiiDDI b a 1 of loooJ.agert have TASTED Ibis It dlllarent. I work lor a Uquor, but ae1ua1 dr!Didngf Nol lady of; and on, <UIIIag grast, even IS per eat of ADULTS wasbing wlRdowa, elo. Wben I do lido. All llllermal llllrVey I lil"lt started we apeed on fl.GO made II an upper mlddJe.claa an hour and loll wu llae and i bigb eebool pep the numbsr dandy until the aoow atartecl. I drlllltlq teens at aftiUIId • per IIIU got paid the sallie all win- -~ and thai's fllr loo IIIUCbl er lor lhovelliJI · - · even Howtvar, ltldl laid boya clrllk though other plaCI!I give me with other boys, girls drill• 12.1111 or more Q boF lor the 1110.1 Ncesslvely) at "hen par. tame limo llld labor. · ·!lei." B 1 girl drinloo wllh Tlrla lld.v ill realiy lllel ud boy &be's put doWJI 1don't wUI 1o loll blr but (¥Ill "wwl4," llld lbal kind ot "wild~ :an I tell bllr I'm - UNDEB- ill IIIII lot ...,....., lbouab ol -·=- lb. r-J •IIIP'I*'· ·iN"-. ·' ( Ham Slices ~~~:od _ 99c lb. ALL GOOD IRAND l·lb. IONILIII LEAN-CUBED MOtiTON-PAOZIN SUPER-RIGHT-SKINLESS ALL MEAT _ _ _ _ _ pk.. A&P BRAND- OUR FINEST QUAUTY PEAS or CORN EVAPORATED MILK APPLE SAUCE 6 sse ~~::19( MIXED SIZE SWEET PEAS WHOLI KERNEL GOLDIN CORN 4 69c 1-lb. 1-oz. cant Pock . I:H1. Toll Jlr Cllll ANN PAGI-IPAGHITTt OR NUTLIY AIALPRUNI Prune Juice- 3 '--'· $1.00 Margarine _ _ 4 .... SSe Macaroni _ __ 3 :..sse 4olllllon ANN PAGI WIICONIIN-IHAIIP ALTMORI BRAND •. 69c :;:n1' Dinner Whole Beets __ 5 '!.69c Cheddar Cheese · lAIII ANN PAG.- OFP LAIIL 30c 0" LAIIL-MIIN lfiiTCH Nylons MAKIA~DI ANN PAGI-cRIAMY SMOOTH 0t1 KRUNCHY WITH IUTTIIIMILK 2:: spt Mollow..... - - PIOZIN-PIAI. COliN OR PIAl ll CAIIOTI ' ,.,b.-; S9t · IUL TANA lUND A&P Vegetables_ 2p':.':. 89c .Pork & Beans:!:~'""'"" J·lb.'::29c BONOS BJNGtJ ,.,.,..,....., Play 4 7:~::6,~ !49c Enriched Bread - 4 '~:.~ 89c Peanut Butter Salad Dressing Every clly brings NEW WINNERS encl YOU an be one of them. Clip ........ ... Fruits and Vegetables! PLOAIDA-IUICY .,.~·· I RUSSET BAKING Valencia Oranges Sib bag 49c ' POTATOfS CALIPOINIA Nml Oranges ··· ·· · doz. 49c AIIOATID COLORI Clrpanthemu11s 5" pots 99c NO'fHOUII RhuiHR .•,.......... · lb. 19c i, I . ~.,, ...... I Ad-~~~==·=·-=·~1~·~·;..=, · • • · ' s. • 2Q~.98c .____ ______ .;.· __,,,.' , • · •' . ' Get " OIJ the ,fi• Giftsf . • . • &.'"-II .PLAI I . .· :=..==a.=.'*: '=··=~===;~:;;;;:;d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a. -.... w. .... · your w11111 they pt lotetber .lid d(els Helea Botttl Ill @rt In trtuble 01111 atnlillq aperlenCI!I. ' . III"JP'A prlOII. Jllal il I!' IIIII trwtae you'll ba ( WHITE HOUSE 8UW .will 1110 weleOme WHOLI HAM-lb. 79 7S AlP BRAND- OUR FINEST QUAUTY -~~~of to all your oullon*'l. 0. lb. Gua ranteed -Good Groceri es . . . All Value Priced! Dear UnclerpOid: dates. - H. u you w1111t to be busiDe88 Thll column II dedicated lo 11\e obout ~odd-Job b)aln1,:. laiidb' ~•.so II you're bov· r~~:.!i!/=::r;!~ ,~silt'kli.~ ~J".: .:v.lp BUTT HALf ......89c Stewing Beef ___ lb. 79c Pork Steaks _ _...;._ ... 93c • 1·11>.69c 3 Course Dinners -••ell 6Sc W1eners a ~ c SHANK HALF Ground Chuck _ __ ,b.69c Sliced Bacon 1'01.1 ITAR-FROZEN . TOP VALUI STAMPS ....... """ purchut • I · l-It. ,kt1. Sudw;do SUGAR v...., Fresh Kale ---·--·--·:., 29e Spagnum Peat._-·-_ 6 :- $3.89 Gladioli Bulbs --- _- 12 - 69e Yellow Onion Seta •• _% ... 39e Fried Fish Fillets YOUTH ASKED FOR trl 4:: EJU Even Folks Who Aren.,t Thrift-Minded Shop at A&P! Redfish Fillets _ _ •••••••••••• Drinks ·---------------$1 Sweet Peas -·-----·---- 7:.$1 no specific treatment but good uilllkely thal" ll!e .~ - · "''"" nursing care will usually pull od It especiallY 11(1\trew the victim through. ~ath oc- ·fact lhat ill m""f easee.l'llfii- ' •urs oply lq those vlctuns clas- detachinent occurs wiii1iUI· ~ silled as high 'risks babies, apparent cause. ·, · • the elderly and those weakened " ' · . by a chronic debilitating di- NEW YORK t.tlP1) :r!!' sease. New York S~ · ~ · Commission decJdet·. Friday. ~ Q - A woman I know had postpone lor a weet.:tts meeiii!Jf a catoract removed and rubbed to determine wbelber · lJ,t1i& her eye before it was complete- heavyweight cbai!IPion ~ ~ Iy healed. Her retina became Torres would be stiJpped of l!lil ' detached. Was this caused by title in thl• state for falllnl • rubbing her eye? I defend since wlnnng the ~ A - ReUaal detaclomeal may I March 30, 11)65. · 1: 14e Dontino o: an~'=· Here's Why IOIACOI.A 09 way to recognize from the plain of a common celd lor sev- dosease usually runs a benogn j the 'bead or • IJiliplomt.,. the courae of 111ese erat days then develop a revar but prolonged eourse. There ;, ..... ~~"'thin ·~-~..2:'.~~ . ....,.oand, · TOP YAUiiE trAMPS SAVE 00 / I!Jp. "'"' .., .. _ ILK $1 ml~..r:~Jf!"~:'1~n Is ~~:.:;:·:!~mit :.y : :· ~·njaare of no ~aiU~ here !lie ~·cau~!f, by'alevt!re -·t TDPYAU.-A'AMPS --~ . . . . . . . . ,h • ··-----------··---·,. -::: • = Coffee-----·---------··- :"- $1 .... Yw ••• ta• ...... -TIA 2 ..49c Fig Bars ~ ......... 114 .. ..._ ••••••••••••••••••••• .... l A O - - - - lor K - c""'*' o.o. ...... - .......... " TDPVALUIIfAMH DRESSING • -IDIIAM lilp.llll'el 50 ...... .... Buttermilk-~--------- 3 • ..,$1 I Breast Quarters Kroger Wllit• Enter <lnderalla llllrloltlng Jol .... & - " " " ' . . 35c •• ... 39c 1111.•--SIIoH VIral pneumonll, anllt' bile· r Dally Senllno!l, lomeroy:J.!Iddlepm'f; ~111reb 2, dlaeaaea what· Ylrua Is 'respon- of 102 or t03degrees wflh headA. combination of coal and 1States shipments gained onlyallty It would provide direct ' BJ Wayae G. Brudllilt M.. slble. Tbis can be determined ache, loss of appetite and gen· a~·Ua~Dlty of che~~ river trans-il70 per cent." w•lor acce" to Canada and 1o Viral pneumonia lias been tnly by ·complicated and exper· eralla.,iiude. THe shaking chills . rorlstoon has conlr!b•t.d sognll· j Continuation of these trends,:the St Lawrence Seaway. Ohio given as the cause of lledda live laboraiOry procedures thai of bacterial pneumonia are not Icantly to lndustrool develop-i Dr. Seawall believes, depends; Valley coal producers, as well Hopper's death. Little W a 1 are nat clone· routinely. It seen but the victim becomes "'' "' in !h. Appalachian seg·!on a numher of factoro, lnclud- :aa the other growing industries heard of thiS jlsease untU •· however. pretty well... tab- 1short of breath and has a ..ugh ment of the Ohio IUver in the itng government action on regu·1along l.he river. could proba- bout 25 years ago and ~re Ia lished that these viruses are which in the early atages, fails l•st decade and a hall, accord-!tal;on of competing carroers, lbly enjoy a greatly improved! still m.uclo thai we dont know U'an.smitted cboelly through the to raise any sputum. The dlagmg to an Jhoo Slate UniversitY land bnprovement of l..ks and •competitive position In Canad-labout ot. '" m dropleta from I congh or nosis is often uncertain until an geoprapher. :dams and InereOJO of cbllnnel. tan and Great Lakeo markets. Mosl d~ciora now like to group aneeze or in dust. X-ray film is made, revealing Writing in the current "Bulle- I depth of the Ohio River and Ill 1 . .acute voral resporatory. doses.. Exposure to mclement wea. i part of the lung to be eonselitin of Buslne" Research," pub- ' tributaries. . \ lie saod the possible ramtfi· es under a 110gle heading . al· ther will not provoke an a~ 1dated. lishP<l by Ohio State Universt. i "Aoolber major uneertaln- caloons ol such a .~evelopmenl, though ?bout 70 different vorus- tack. In fact, you are .much I . ty's Bureau of Business fie. ly the polllbUIIy were loo complex es caulllJI8 lheae on...... have more likely to get the disease I llespote the fact that the anti· senrch, Prof. Frank Seawall "' I' tbala canal 11111 y be •o-ucl1oo far reaching" to bel been identified and the diseases in a crowded bus or •• ollice blolics that have save lives of the geopgrllphy departmenl ,... <II to link lbe Upper 0f11t 1 in his current arlicle.lhemselves range all the way store or theater. many victims of bacterial pneu· 110rt . that capital investment In 1 V•lley wllb Lake Erie. the river oounHes bas been es- • "There Is currently tim~ted by the U. S. (orps of : con,ideration by the Corps En:,!lneere at between 20 and Z2 ·Engineers and lbe Con!lrell bil""' dollars in the period. !proposal to construct a canal "SignllicanUy," he wriles, \connecting the Ohio River "t~' Appalachia segment of ItiJe mouth of the Beaver Rlv· the waterway has received ita :er with Fairport Harbor sh.1re, · La~f' Erie, via Youngstown "lll'sides electric utUity the Mahonilll River. plants, the region bas seen the 1 "U this should become 1 rede•JP!opm~nt of an aluminum -----piRnt at Ravensood, W. Va., a Tbe AlmaDao power plant at Cheshire, Ohi?; By United Preso luteraatinal chemoeal planta In the Ohoo ; Today Is Wedoesday March and Kanawha River Valleys and 12, the 61sl day of 1866 'with 31M expansion of •teel plants In the to follow upotr Ohio Valley. ! · · "AD these ladoslrtes 1ae 1 The moon Is between Its ""' •• a raw materlsl. Tbey 1 quarter and lull pbase. ol•t depend beavlly on •• Tho mornlol alar Is Venuti . :cbuodance of water, low colt The evening stars are Jupiter People who aren't pow~j, aDd chea, lrBIISpOI'Ia- : and Mercury. thrift-minded like to lbt lo River. 1 American frontiersman Sam "The extent . to which the l Houston of Texas wao born on be eared about. rlv.r has eontrobutl'd to mdus- this day 111 1'193. trial . development. Ill the Val· On this day in history: That happen111t A&Pley os reflected m a comparl· In 18311 55 Texans issued soD of shipmenta of various key I proclarnailon declaring <~o .modities on the Ohio River territory's Independence frtm Ther like brand selection. w1th the oorresponding change i Mexico . in Iota! United States shipmenta 1 1n tim, Rutherford HB¥es .UPlluit. over the perlnd 19&2 through I was named president by 1'*':' Steel tonnage on the i Congress In setUement of 0 Th.,.llke to shop In a Oh:o Rover Is reported to bave 1dl<pute over the elecUan of depeftdable store they ean trust increased 24 per cent over this i 1876. He was declared the )l<rlod while total United winner over Democrat Samuel That'• A&P. State• shipments gained six Tilden. per cent. In 192'1, Babe Ruth became Tiler have a proablent .•. what 10 "Shlpmenta of bituminous tho highest paid baseball player coal - tbe most significant up to that time wben be signed do with the Ill VIR. . ...., make. component of Ohio River U'al·l a contract with the New York !•c - were up 7!l per cent com· Yankees for $70,000 a year. TIMr ,lult ao10id &. pared with a decrease of 12 In !943, the battle of the per cent for the United Stales B!Jmark Sea began. Arnerieall AreiMM.,odNM-for as a whole. airmen eventually destroyed a llhoppillg .UP! '"l'he Increase in shlpmenta Japanese convoy of :11 ships. nl petroleum and petroleu111 produ•-t> on the Ohio River showed A thought for the day only a small margin over the Am e r i c a n humorist Mark national average (a 58 per cent Twain said: "Goed lnC!'ease as oompared wllh a conslsta of canceallng bow 54 per cent inerease), but ton· much we think of ourselves and PUIII-LIIlll PROZIN IULK n•R• of chemtcalt Increased ~v bow little we think of tbe ot1101' II ~~·$pt 338 per cent wblle IO!al Unl\ed person." l 50 from m(llllrent lnleclloDI to ......... t, · • · - • · �r rV. _~~, ~, ,,'!!:-' . '"1l:!' r • 4.- ' ' . I. , .. • ' .' ~.,. •• • , I, \ .. ,. • c di d • . T C~al' RIver ransportatmn, re te m h . A I h" J d • l D 1· • .1" . ppa ac 13 D ustna eve opment H POrfQR . ' . ,'.' SA·YS · ·· l"' SAVE YOU MORE plus YOU GET TOP VALUE STAMPS! ....,, ...._ .. ,....,.., Fre•h or Frah Frozen 50 "FRYING PIECE CHICKEN" Bret111t1 _ lb. SSe Leg• ---· lb. 19c Thigha - lb. SSe Giblet• ...... lb. 89c Liver• -- lb. 89c DI'Ulll.tlclc lb. 56c Wing• _ lb.29c Backt ........ lb. lOQ I QUZ¥1 ... •"-eo.IIM ........ ·. ,. I .._____ %:. $l79 "a • .......... ' .... ...... .....__............... . . . - .............. ....... lb. Sfieed Baeon ---------- ·2 ~ $1.69 »--r · .. _ 2 ., - 89c: ~ Tender1om·------Ompped Sirloin ........ "''...,. :- .. "• ..... ._ a.,.; on. iish Stitks ....... __ ~ 65c -. l'ish Fillet •_•• -. :::· 65c .... _....... __ --- --... ..... ~ • ...,.,. ,. -lolly -·- Oeean Perch _ 2 ;:· $1.23 PIICI CHICKEN Exp, 8/5/86 HOLE FRYERS .......... - ...... _... •3-4D I•:J..sof•to-ao ........ 1 ..... , ............ , , _ U. S. Gov. lna,.Cted Premium QIUJlit, FrUII DUBUQUE CANNED HAMS a •&lit• ~Shrimp 'IOPVAI.UEifAMH ~-.. W. VL - •~:~p.ws ~ Only Cot-Up ----------lb.lk ...... _... ...,_, TDPYM.UIIfAMPS l'rJibail CAW.. • Frying ClaW. - leg Quarters Bonele81 Boltoa ROLL ROAST .... _ .Get Set BREAD .... 48C .. .,._,... Peaclles •••..• -- __ -_--- 4':..""' $1 ..........,......... - DimMn~------------ s ~ r-.p,. Bttl.•llttq . ·;: COFFEE ., ............ -- ~ Cakellh ·------------- 4::$1 T....to Juiee ---·-----· 4::$1 ra~» .., ..... -•ouvu ., CAP'N JOHN fROZIN . HELEN HELP US! *a.'""' l - - by eooKIIS lllp. 315/<ll Pia Filling··----------- 4:: $1 lb. bag . .11) .... Candy _.., Ban·--·-~---·· 30 '- $1 09 11 ~... $1 [)og Food --- Pineapple--~--------- 3 ~!' $1 ~ - .. """"'- " SO EXTRA ....... TOP WIIU.UI STAMPS .. K._ s-.~oov Catsup·~---··--------- 5::..$1 Mfll~IREAD * Eq,. 3/5/86 ,_ .... Kroger Corn·---------- 5 :: $1 BEEF ST Country Club Zl-o%. cant •••••••••••• .... - 50 EXTRA 1111' VAUII lfAMPI Fre•h 1/z pint 39c * ... 1/1116 -m •••••••• Prun- ....... 2 .. r::n~ ' - "~ Michi~tBD Peat . ____ 50 ..... 89e Konnolooo Seed Potatoes ___ 100 .: $5.69 '-0- .. -- ... - .. -- .. ··---- Fertilizer-~~-~-~!.'! U. S. No.I • Si%1 'ALL PURPOSE WHITE POTATOES gal. ... $198 ............... " 2 ..... .....,-, ,.,.,..,,.., L..-FINGEIU STRAWBERRIES 09 ............. - ...., --""""''"' " 50BXTRA TDPVM.UIIfAMH ' APPLU _ SO EXTRA ' ....... ... ,....,.., TDPVAI.UIIrAMI>s . . , . - Cal!o .. DoiNtiH PAIIIlY *!lip. Wile . "Super-Right" Meats! "SUPER-RIGHT" SMOKED COOKED HAMS __•::sse Fried Fish Sticks _ Helen Bottel--' fZ.!Ii an hour even lor anow Thlls column is lor young peo- shoveling, is a liltle high pie, their problems &Ad pleas· leell labor, IIIII fi.GO Ia 10m1t- ll um, their troublea and lua. wbat low - II you're a last As with the rest of Helen Help consc~nUous W«ker. How US!, it welcomes laughs but bout $2.00 and f1.25T - H. won' I dodge a aerloua questl01 (Memo from H 10 H.; I'll wllb a brush-<>11. repercussloBS on this one. Send your teen.qe questionS '"'"" areas, teens are still work10 YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. lnl fCI' 110 <ellis 18 hour.) care of Heles Help US! thla Dear Helen: newspaper. I 'm glad lo see you dol'l WHAT TO DO WITH AN mind slim line panta oa a boy. ~NMANAGtABLE MOVTH My l!"andmother thlnka peged Dear Helen: paniB are an "invenlloa of the When I get mad, my "dai'IIS" Devil," and 1111 mother 1"11 sometimes rome out a little dil· talked down II she says any· ferent. I know It sounds awful, thl111 good about them. Sa abe and I really don't want lo use "lllll!llk·pega" my panta a o d that king of 18JIIU8ge, but the pretendl they ahrunk. Then 1111 word just sUps. What do you grlllldrnother 11oet ou1 ud buy1 do abou a slippery tongue - me a pair "tlmt fits," and bere when you haven't got a darn we go again. What ""uld YOU darn-darn key on your type. do? - LON writer. Ill olbt!l' · W«ds, wbal Dear Lon: do ynu do with a damn • danin I'd pea ud tell . . bal remouth - S!JPPERY member nmv - Rot lo tho polal Dem Slippery: wbera It loob like YOII'rt Here's a siJIKeslloa that's as ing your skin on the outalde. "camp" as Batman, so II might H. •atcb on. Douse the "darns," Dear Helen: one everytlrne you gel mad, I read 18 ll'llcle that lllld I& explaim, "Bad word!" with the per .eeul of ,......... over If same expression you'd put ;.. drtd Uquor. Oluld that to "damn.• - H. true? - AMAZED Dear Helen: Dear Amued: I don't alway~ complalll . a· It't prQbably true 1$ per bout llllaoclal aHuaiiDDI b a 1 of loooJ.agert have TASTED Ibis It dlllarent. I work lor a Uquor, but ae1ua1 dr!Didngf Nol lady of; and on, <UIIIag grast, even IS per eat of ADULTS wasbing wlRdowa, elo. Wben I do lido. All llllermal llllrVey I lil"lt started we apeed on fl.GO made II an upper mlddJe.claa an hour and loll wu llae and i bigb eebool pep the numbsr dandy until the aoow atartecl. I drlllltlq teens at aftiUIId • per IIIU got paid the sallie all win- -~ and thai's fllr loo IIIUCbl er lor lhovelliJI · - · even Howtvar, ltldl laid boya clrllk though other plaCI!I give me with other boys, girls drill• 12.1111 or more Q boF lor the 1110.1 Ncesslvely) at "hen par. tame limo llld labor. · ·!lei." B 1 girl drinloo wllh Tlrla lld.v ill realiy lllel ud boy &be's put doWJI 1don't wUI 1o loll blr but (¥Ill "wwl4," llld lbal kind ot "wild~ :an I tell bllr I'm - UNDEB- ill IIIII lot ...,....., lbouab ol -·=- lb. r-J •IIIP'I*'· ·iN"-. ·' ( Ham Slices ~~~:od _ 99c lb. ALL GOOD IRAND l·lb. IONILIII LEAN-CUBED MOtiTON-PAOZIN SUPER-RIGHT-SKINLESS ALL MEAT _ _ _ _ _ pk.. A&P BRAND- OUR FINEST QUAUTY PEAS or CORN EVAPORATED MILK APPLE SAUCE 6 sse ~~::19( MIXED SIZE SWEET PEAS WHOLI KERNEL GOLDIN CORN 4 69c 1-lb. 1-oz. cant Pock . I:H1. Toll Jlr Cllll ANN PAGI-IPAGHITTt OR NUTLIY AIALPRUNI Prune Juice- 3 '--'· $1.00 Margarine _ _ 4 .... SSe Macaroni _ __ 3 :..sse 4olllllon ANN PAGI WIICONIIN-IHAIIP ALTMORI BRAND •. 69c :;:n1' Dinner Whole Beets __ 5 '!.69c Cheddar Cheese · lAIII ANN PAG.- OFP LAIIL 30c 0" LAIIL-MIIN lfiiTCH Nylons MAKIA~DI ANN PAGI-cRIAMY SMOOTH 0t1 KRUNCHY WITH IUTTIIIMILK 2:: spt Mollow..... - - PIOZIN-PIAI. COliN OR PIAl ll CAIIOTI ' ,.,b.-; S9t · IUL TANA lUND A&P Vegetables_ 2p':.':. 89c .Pork & Beans:!:~'""'"" J·lb.'::29c BONOS BJNGtJ ,.,.,..,....., Play 4 7:~::6,~ !49c Enriched Bread - 4 '~:.~ 89c Peanut Butter Salad Dressing Every clly brings NEW WINNERS encl YOU an be one of them. Clip ........ ... Fruits and Vegetables! PLOAIDA-IUICY .,.~·· I RUSSET BAKING Valencia Oranges Sib bag 49c ' POTATOfS CALIPOINIA Nml Oranges ··· ·· · doz. 49c AIIOATID COLORI Clrpanthemu11s 5" pots 99c NO'fHOUII RhuiHR .•,.......... · lb. 19c i, I . ~.,, ...... I Ad-~~~==·=·-=·~1~·~·;..=, · • • · ' s. • 2Q~.98c .____ ______ .;.· __,,,.' , • · •' . ' Get " OIJ the ,fi• Giftsf . • . • &.'"-II .PLAI I . .· :=..==a.=.'*: '=··=~===;~:;;;;:;d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a. -.... w. .... · your w11111 they pt lotetber .lid d(els Helea Botttl Ill @rt In trtuble 01111 atnlillq aperlenCI!I. ' . III"JP'A prlOII. Jllal il I!' IIIII trwtae you'll ba ( WHITE HOUSE 8UW .will 1110 weleOme WHOLI HAM-lb. 79 7S AlP BRAND- OUR FINEST QUAUTY -~~~of to all your oullon*'l. 0. lb. Gua ranteed -Good Groceri es . . . All Value Priced! Dear UnclerpOid: dates. - H. u you w1111t to be busiDe88 Thll column II dedicated lo 11\e obout ~odd-Job b)aln1,:. laiidb' ~•.so II you're bov· r~~:.!i!/=::r;!~ ,~silt'kli.~ ~J".: .:v.lp BUTT HALf ......89c Stewing Beef ___ lb. 79c Pork Steaks _ _...;._ ... 93c • 1·11>.69c 3 Course Dinners -••ell 6Sc W1eners a ~ c SHANK HALF Ground Chuck _ __ ,b.69c Sliced Bacon 1'01.1 ITAR-FROZEN . TOP VALUI STAMPS ....... """ purchut • I · l-It. ,kt1. Sudw;do SUGAR v...., Fresh Kale ---·--·--·:., 29e Spagnum Peat._-·-_ 6 :- $3.89 Gladioli Bulbs --- _- 12 - 69e Yellow Onion Seta •• _% ... 39e Fried Fish Fillets YOUTH ASKED FOR trl 4:: EJU Even Folks Who Aren.,t Thrift-Minded Shop at A&P! Redfish Fillets _ _ •••••••••••• Drinks ·---------------$1 Sweet Peas -·-----·---- 7:.$1 no specific treatment but good uilllkely thal" ll!e .~ - · "''"" nursing care will usually pull od It especiallY 11(1\trew the victim through. ~ath oc- ·fact lhat ill m""f easee.l'llfii- ' •urs oply lq those vlctuns clas- detachinent occurs wiii1iUI· ~ silled as high 'risks babies, apparent cause. ·, · • the elderly and those weakened " ' · . by a chronic debilitating di- NEW YORK t.tlP1) :r!!' sease. New York S~ · ~ · Commission decJdet·. Friday. ~ Q - A woman I know had postpone lor a weet.:tts meeiii!Jf a catoract removed and rubbed to determine wbelber · lJ,t1i& her eye before it was complete- heavyweight cbai!IPion ~ ~ Iy healed. Her retina became Torres would be stiJpped of l!lil ' detached. Was this caused by title in thl• state for falllnl • rubbing her eye? I defend since wlnnng the ~ A - ReUaal detaclomeal may I March 30, 11)65. · 1: 14e Dontino o: an~'=· Here's Why IOIACOI.A 09 way to recognize from the plain of a common celd lor sev- dosease usually runs a benogn j the 'bead or • IJiliplomt.,. the courae of 111ese erat days then develop a revar but prolonged eourse. There ;, ..... ~~"'thin ·~-~..2:'.~~ . ....,.oand, · TOP YAUiiE trAMPS SAVE 00 / I!Jp. "'"' .., .. _ ILK $1 ml~..r:~Jf!"~:'1~n Is ~~:.:;:·:!~mit :.y : :· ~·njaare of no ~aiU~ here !lie ~·cau~!f, by'alevt!re -·t TDPYAU.-A'AMPS --~ . . . . . . . . ,h • ··-----------··---·,. -::: • = Coffee-----·---------··- :"- $1 .... Yw ••• ta• ...... -TIA 2 ..49c Fig Bars ~ ......... 114 .. ..._ ••••••••••••••••••••• .... l A O - - - - lor K - c""'*' o.o. ...... - .......... " TDPVALUIIfAMH DRESSING • -IDIIAM lilp.llll'el 50 ...... .... Buttermilk-~--------- 3 • ..,$1 I Breast Quarters Kroger Wllit• Enter <lnderalla llllrloltlng Jol .... & - " " " ' . . 35c •• ... 39c 1111.•--SIIoH VIral pneumonll, anllt' bile· r Dally Senllno!l, lomeroy:J.!Iddlepm'f; ~111reb 2, dlaeaaea what· Ylrua Is 'respon- of 102 or t03degrees wflh headA. combination of coal and 1States shipments gained onlyallty It would provide direct ' BJ Wayae G. Brudllilt M.. slble. Tbis can be determined ache, loss of appetite and gen· a~·Ua~Dlty of che~~ river trans-il70 per cent." w•lor acce" to Canada and 1o Viral pneumonia lias been tnly by ·complicated and exper· eralla.,iiude. THe shaking chills . rorlstoon has conlr!b•t.d sognll· j Continuation of these trends,:the St Lawrence Seaway. Ohio given as the cause of lledda live laboraiOry procedures thai of bacterial pneumonia are not Icantly to lndustrool develop-i Dr. Seawall believes, depends; Valley coal producers, as well Hopper's death. Little W a 1 are nat clone· routinely. It seen but the victim becomes "'' "' in !h. Appalachian seg·!on a numher of factoro, lnclud- :aa the other growing industries heard of thiS jlsease untU •· however. pretty well... tab- 1short of breath and has a ..ugh ment of the Ohio IUver in the itng government action on regu·1along l.he river. could proba- bout 25 years ago and ~re Ia lished that these viruses are which in the early atages, fails l•st decade and a hall, accord-!tal;on of competing carroers, lbly enjoy a greatly improved! still m.uclo thai we dont know U'an.smitted cboelly through the to raise any sputum. The dlagmg to an Jhoo Slate UniversitY land bnprovement of l..ks and •competitive position In Canad-labout ot. '" m dropleta from I congh or nosis is often uncertain until an geoprapher. :dams and InereOJO of cbllnnel. tan and Great Lakeo markets. Mosl d~ciora now like to group aneeze or in dust. X-ray film is made, revealing Writing in the current "Bulle- I depth of the Ohio River and Ill 1 . .acute voral resporatory. doses.. Exposure to mclement wea. i part of the lung to be eonselitin of Buslne" Research," pub- ' tributaries. . \ lie saod the possible ramtfi· es under a 110gle heading . al· ther will not provoke an a~ 1dated. lishP<l by Ohio State Universt. i "Aoolber major uneertaln- caloons ol such a .~evelopmenl, though ?bout 70 different vorus- tack. In fact, you are .much I . ty's Bureau of Business fie. ly the polllbUIIy were loo complex es caulllJI8 lheae on...... have more likely to get the disease I llespote the fact that the anti· senrch, Prof. Frank Seawall "' I' tbala canal 11111 y be •o-ucl1oo far reaching" to bel been identified and the diseases in a crowded bus or •• ollice blolics that have save lives of the geopgrllphy departmenl ,... <II to link lbe Upper 0f11t 1 in his current arlicle.lhemselves range all the way store or theater. many victims of bacterial pneu· 110rt . that capital investment In 1 V•lley wllb Lake Erie. the river oounHes bas been es- • "There Is currently tim~ted by the U. S. (orps of : con,ideration by the Corps En:,!lneere at between 20 and Z2 ·Engineers and lbe Con!lrell bil""' dollars in the period. !proposal to construct a canal "SignllicanUy," he wriles, \connecting the Ohio River "t~' Appalachia segment of ItiJe mouth of the Beaver Rlv· the waterway has received ita :er with Fairport Harbor sh.1re, · La~f' Erie, via Youngstown "lll'sides electric utUity the Mahonilll River. plants, the region bas seen the 1 "U this should become 1 rede•JP!opm~nt of an aluminum -----piRnt at Ravensood, W. Va., a Tbe AlmaDao power plant at Cheshire, Ohi?; By United Preso luteraatinal chemoeal planta In the Ohoo ; Today Is Wedoesday March and Kanawha River Valleys and 12, the 61sl day of 1866 'with 31M expansion of •teel plants In the to follow upotr Ohio Valley. ! · · "AD these ladoslrtes 1ae 1 The moon Is between Its ""' •• a raw materlsl. Tbey 1 quarter and lull pbase. ol•t depend beavlly on •• Tho mornlol alar Is Venuti . :cbuodance of water, low colt The evening stars are Jupiter People who aren't pow~j, aDd chea, lrBIISpOI'Ia- : and Mercury. thrift-minded like to lbt lo River. 1 American frontiersman Sam "The extent . to which the l Houston of Texas wao born on be eared about. rlv.r has eontrobutl'd to mdus- this day 111 1'193. trial . development. Ill the Val· On this day in history: That happen111t A&Pley os reflected m a comparl· In 18311 55 Texans issued soD of shipmenta of various key I proclarnailon declaring <~o .modities on the Ohio River territory's Independence frtm Ther like brand selection. w1th the oorresponding change i Mexico . in Iota! United States shipmenta 1 1n tim, Rutherford HB¥es .UPlluit. over the perlnd 19&2 through I was named president by 1'*':' Steel tonnage on the i Congress In setUement of 0 Th.,.llke to shop In a Oh:o Rover Is reported to bave 1dl<pute over the elecUan of depeftdable store they ean trust increased 24 per cent over this i 1876. He was declared the )l<rlod while total United winner over Democrat Samuel That'• A&P. State• shipments gained six Tilden. per cent. In 192'1, Babe Ruth became Tiler have a proablent .•. what 10 "Shlpmenta of bituminous tho highest paid baseball player coal - tbe most significant up to that time wben be signed do with the Ill VIR. . ...., make. component of Ohio River U'al·l a contract with the New York !•c - were up 7!l per cent com· Yankees for $70,000 a year. TIMr ,lult ao10id &. pared with a decrease of 12 In !943, the battle of the per cent for the United Stales B!Jmark Sea began. Arnerieall AreiMM.,odNM-for as a whole. airmen eventually destroyed a llhoppillg .UP! '"l'he Increase in shlpmenta Japanese convoy of :11 ships. nl petroleum and petroleu111 produ•-t> on the Ohio River showed A thought for the day only a small margin over the Am e r i c a n humorist Mark national average (a 58 per cent Twain said: "Goed lnC!'ease as oompared wllh a conslsta of canceallng bow 54 per cent inerease), but ton· much we think of ourselves and PUIII-LIIlll PROZIN IULK n•R• of chemtcalt Increased ~v bow little we think of tbe ot1101' II ~~·$pt 338 per cent wblle IO!al Unl\ed person." l 50 from m(llllrent lnleclloDI to ......... t, · • · - • · �I' .. } s .... mtiY . , In GalDpoUs. Plw .. ... ~ Mrs. airlct Jtrautter wu ask· Bible School Gt-oup for a praet.ice at the Pomer.y OfOfl •T ec1 to obtain more lnformatto• RegularSenwn . Temple on Saturda.f at• p.m. Oft regaUa booths. ToMeetMarchlO Bethel No. 62 of the Intel'IUI· and also for a practice with The program wu preseltMrs. Laura Powell Bradbury alee, and oftea uaei1 aoother . U tlonal Order of Job'~ Daughters Bethel 72 at Gallipolis Sunday eel by Shirley Custer speaking Tbere will be a meetlq a· observed ~er ~ birthday road to get to school. met In regular sess1on Monday at 2 p.m. All officers and choir , on "Leamln to Live " part the Flatwoods Methodls, Thursday With a qu1et celebra- She also came up with the evening at the PomerGy Mason- members are asked to be pres- Plans for jhe sorority s part g ' Church Thursday -Mareb 10 at lion l!t her home on Powell St., reason for the aame, "Bone MisS Diane CrlsweD and Miss lc Temple with all officers pres- ent for both practices. in the coming regatta were dis- one. Reva V:ghn :trod:f: 1:30 p.~. to h u plans and In Middleport. Mrs. Bradbury Hollow." Residents there may Patricia Dowler, student nurses ent. cussed when the Xi G~ Mu the guest spe er, rs. c elect officers for tli'e Chester has a long memory of things in like to know that their homes at St. Joseph Hospital in Park· Linda Yost, .1onered queen,, Brother D1'ea in Chapter of Beta S.gma Phi ~arnlngMartln, w~o ~~~ Tw0o)n Community Bible School. • Middleport. Her ancestors came are sitting over the bones of ersburg, W. Va., were week· presided and opened the meetmet February 24th In the office to ve • down the river on flatboats 8ftd horses and cows. Bone Hollow . end guests of the fonner's par- 1ng in ritualistic form. Invita- . Ft. Wayne, lndr.ana of the Columbia Gas Company., The neit meeting will be 'lbe ministers, last year's of. iet~led in the area. was the burying grl/und for the 1ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Cris· tlons were received to attend Mrs. Bernice Darst received March 17th at the borne of Mrs. fleers, a representative from Mrs. Bradbury remembers at stock in the early days. well. several Bethel inspections. word Monday evening of the H. Bowman of Pasadena, Calif. Velma Rue. Hostesses for the each participating church, and first_hand gypsies wbo used Mrs. Brad~ury received con- Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire, Greetings were read from Eva death of her brother, George and a number of grandchildren evening were Jean Morgan, other Interested people are Drll· to camp at the entrance to Bone gratulations from her three :Dayton, visited over the week- Foulks, past grand guardian E. Maxwell 88, ·of Ft. Wayne, and great grandchildren. He Clarice Krautter, and Sabre eel to attend. Hollow with their horses and children. Mrs. James Arnold, end with her mother, Mrs. who is spending the winter in Ind. was preceded in death by his Morrison. ---------carriagE's. She recalls h o w Mr. Cecil Bradbury and Mrs. Herbert Chambers. Florida. Mr. Maxwell, a native of parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Ralelgl! frightened she was of the gyp. I Leo Edwards of Miami Beaeh, Mr. and Mrs. Worth~ Fowler A discussion was held ~nd fl. Po~eroy, is survived by a son Maxwell, his wife, Ethel and HAVE DINNER GUF8l'S Hemsley, Mrs. Llta Jonea, ol Florida and New York and her and family of Marysville were nal plans made for a JOint m- Wilham, three daughters, Kath- two sons, ·Ralph and Charles. Saturday evening dinner Harrisonville, and Mrs. Loretta ns~llation grandchildren. Hi lab Urban of weekend guests of Mrs. How-l spec . tion with Bethel 72, Galli· ryn, Dorothy and Isabelle, two Funeral services were held to- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor and daughter of New Zanesville, Charles Asa a o d/ ard Byers. 1 polis on March 12, at 7 p.m. sisters, Mrs. Darst and Mrs. C. day In Ft. Wayne. Hunter were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle York. Judy Smith, Middleport; aDd Mr. and Mrs. Albert Russell 18-Daily Sentinel,·Pomeroy-lllddleport. 0., Karch 1, IHI Bethel No. 62 Holds . Around And Abo t 89th8irthdayCelebratedThursday TakePartin June Regatta Middleoorf I I I of ou cers Held • r-- -· ,·At AV Hall j~!:::d o~~~':~;s· s':.~~~r~ ; MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER James Arnold of cincinnatL Installatioll of offfcers for 1Mrs. LetUe Roush, Middleport, the coming .ve.r was held when and Mrs. Harriet Russell, Pom' eroy. Jane Howell Tent Daughters of Mrs. William Houchins of Uniol\ Veterans met Monday ftN: Vinton spent the weekend with tvenjpg at the DAV hall. h El,al\eth Campbell, pres!er daughter and family, Mr. Onl'll!iff and Mrs. John Krawsczyn and 10 dent,. opened the meeting In rit"' -L dr II . f G d o:uil en. ua st1c orm. . Ia ys Cuckler The Middleport High School Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vrowas reported Improving. Pearl Glee Club and vocal groups are maR and cblldrea, Mary and Reyn.olds gave _the report of the Ipreparing for their annual Mark, Belpre, visited Sunday a1.1d1ting committee. The travel- , spring concert which this year with their parents, Mr. and 1 ~g prize was awarded to Mrs., wlil be a formal event, accord- Mrs. FieldiBg Hawklu and Mr. Ca m~bell. . i ing to Mrs. Dorothy Lacey, VC)o and Mrs. John Vroman. They OffiCers were Jllstalled by 1 cal iRstructor. visited iJ Gallipolis with Mr. Mrs. Campbell. New of~cers The theme of the preseRta· Hawkins who is a patient at are Lena H~mm, preside!~'; tlon will be folk music featur- Holzer Hospital. Mary and '11m~1e Neutzlmg. semor VIce ing folk tunes from Swedea, Mark spent the afternooa with president; Pe.arl Reynolds, jun- England, America and Japan. Mr. and Mrs. James Brewing· l~r VIce president.: Ehzabet.h Also on the program will be ton while their pareats were at Campbell, chaplam; Cadd1e several selections from Broad· the hospital. Wwkham, treasurer ; Helen Mil- way shows Including Mary Pop- Rue Tuckerman has learned ler. secret~ry ; Elizabeth Camp- pins, Camelot and others. of the death of bls cousin, GIJ.· bell, ;eounc1I member number I: Taking part ia the program bert Powell of Connecticut. FuPt•arl Reynolds, council mem- will be the glee club the en- neral services have been schber ~umber. 2: Goldia Eiber- semble and the mix~ ensem- eduled for Thursday at Grovt-feld, COURCJI member number ble. Tickets will be 011 sale by port, Ohio. He was the soa of 2. Glady3 Bu~kler, patnobc members of the group for 50 the late Rex Powell and Jessie mstructcr; Mmme Neutzling, cents and be available at the Sauave Powell. He bas several ~re,s correspondent; Delia door. rellltives in Meigs County. Sta~I, guide; Elsie Hart guard · Elo~!le White, assistant' guard; Wh M G '// R U LUhan Steiff. musician: Ruth ispering Pines rs. rr usae Duerr, color bearer number 1. Srene of Dinner Returns Home Here Elizabeth Wells, color beare; Dr. and Mrs. Lester L. Roush, Mrs. Griff Russell has renumber 2: Marie Custer, color Whispering Pines Farm, enter- turned to her home in Bradbearer number 3; Franres talned with a birthday dlllller bury after spending the past Bearhs. color bearer number Sunday when honored guests ~o menths In Bryn Mawr, ~a., 4; and Caddie Wickham, histor- were Mr. Ralph Lee, Racine With her daughter and fanuly, ian. Rt J; Mrs. Roush, and Dr Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Wagner and At the close of the meeting, Gene Ables, Gallipolis. Other~ son, Tommy. Their d~ughter, refre'!ihments were served. attending were Mrs. Elizabeth J<a;en, a stud~nt at Oh1o State ;-======~=.-.IVigar Marietta· Mr~ Lee Umvers1ty, ]Omed them fiJI' Mrs. 'Abels and children Bar~ the Christmas holidays. Mrs. bara, Beth, Bradley and Jer- Russell was taken ?n a teur ?f ry, and the host and hostess .the ~tmas displays m Miss Ellen Shu! d M Philadelphia and was the guest , TONIGHT Do er an • r· of honor at a luncheon given by '· NOTOPEN n Hardea were afternoon her daughter J'ust before returncallers. lng to her home here. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ' Mrs. Russell stayed with her March 3-4·5 Mrs. Young Learns grm~dsen, Tommy, while Mr. '7HE IPCRESS FILl!" Of Cowin•• Death and Mrs. Wagner took a vaca· -TechnicolorMrs. Thomas Young receiv- tien to Kersey, Colo. where they Michael Caine. Nigel Green, Quy.cDoleman, Sue Lloyd. ; ed ward of the death of ber visited with Dr. and Mrs. RbColorcartoona , cousin, Edward H. Davis of ert Hoff, and also took a tour Huntington Valley, Pa. of the Grand Canyen, Las Veg1 SUNDA Y, MONDAY as . 'ted 'th fr' ds · and TUESDAY I Mr. Davis was Ule son of UJe and VISI WI •en m M1rch 6-7.a l late Hugh H. avla and griiJid. Tucson, Ariz. Hal W•lll•' l1 son of the late T. H. avis Sr., COVRS_E_OO_MP_L_ETED "BOEING BOEING" both of Middleport. He visited . -Ter.hnicolorI in the area occasionaly. He i~ Leo H11l was the teacher of be;~; J:~\~· Th~~:S ~~7~;· surviv~ by his wife and sever- a class.~ leadership and serv· Christiane Schmidtmer su.' 1 al children. Mrs. o. H. Stewart Ice lrammg which was coiDt.anna Leigh. ' of Middlejlflrt Is an aunt and pleted February 22 by 22 per"••tureth: Fire Chelitr Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher of Mid- sons of the Hysell Run Free Colorcartoona M thod' t Ch h T ~iiiiiiiiiiii~d~le~po~r~t ~i~s ~a~cou~s~in~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiOO e ISused was urc .NateheKrupp's text· book "You Caa Be A Soul Winner." Credit cards were earned by Helen Hill, Eloise Smith, EIC)o lse Matson, June Dewhurst, ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY Harold Dewhurst, Raymond Keesee, Ada Keesee, Robert Musser, Roberta Musser, Rose Patterson, Robert Rlcbmoad, Doris Richmond, Fred Samsel, Rosemary Samsel, Beatrice J>u.. gan, Nllo Hutchison, Betty Hut. chison, 0. 0. Pattersoa, Audrey Patterson, Beatrice May, Carrie Moore, and the teaeher Leo Hill. • vocal Groups Preparing S 'ng C Prl Take Your Choice Now From America's Finest Bedding Values You Could Pay •10 More for the extra features in this SIMMONS ................. GOLD STAB $ Sllop !IIIII.compam ••• you'D 111M to admit IIlia III8Urell hla earu dlat COlt aa much aa $10 11101e ill otber lllltlreUII. EDna like tile buoylllt 100".' coUoalelt upholstery, 6 benc!W llld 12 fresh air veoll, Saai-Sea1 protectioD from mildew, odor ucl bac:teria. Ya, you get all there feature~, aa wen aa Simmon&' erclUihe SlnlteUJ ~. llllury ~. 11J4 8rm 312-oail ''tlltO-Iat con~ •• , budaet pice41l $4US. MEIGS THEATRE You Could Pay '20 More for the extra features in this SIMMONS . tl: Htuatw• NeecJ-......•WJilfar,a. ~~ac~tr.yoaalatlleP-.. --coil .....>• Ook1 S l l r - ................ cleluu re.wrc.: 614 AdjultD'Bert coils Ia die- ·(ef-r Ia die bo•1opu'6); a 1 ' u damu!c - . hnurioul!lJ ,, iar cloep ......... SMJi.Snl pMer4" 1 1 fnle. II. . . . . oclaro Jlll'llllj Tf)' a pair ot Hasll Pupple.. casllllls. TII8J"N .,. tar comfort wHb crepe soles. And 1t1ey 111M steel llllnks tor support. There are styles tor U. Whole fMIIIy ill t~eatllin' Brushed Pipkin• and AIW smaal lulller. t.Jke Milci, shoWII .. ElreathiA' Brushed Pftskt.-. lo aad see all t.e ... ~ llld cobs - . smP ,... ......, 8.00 FAMOUS BEA'OTJBiiS'l' • ~ i- Pu~ II I ••• always your best buy , rHURSDAY EVANGELINE CHAPTER, OES, Middleport, will meet Thursday evelling, March S at the Masonic Temple ill Middleport. LAUREL CUFF BETTER Health club will meet Thurs-. day eveaing, at the bomt of Mrs. Eugene Thompson. Members are reminded to bring bot. tie caps. PAST CHIEFS OF MAGN()L. lA Temple Pythian Sisters will meet at the home of Mrs. Araold Hayes, Thursday evening. • _.Oil .... II $ ..........~....... •• \ 1 ~,...'llllt.., __ .. liwdMI•--h•l"•* I ad .. ... ,_ 1111 OOIIIfolt •11aa 1111'1 Deed. 'I'IID't DO nainr, - mlliD8 ........ ca al ) 2 ...... '** 1111,..,.. _. body'*' ••• M h 1pea Ft • .,...... oom•••la a dlllllll11ed. AM beautiful Tmd - · .,:(IIOof bOlder 1114 ss.,.. ,... lllltce* - JIDII . . . tile 4 II Olow ......... SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT Business and Professions Womea't Club will sponsor a bake sale Saturday, Mar. 12th, at Ule Tri-Lustre Cleaners In Middleport, begiRDing at 9 a.m. . SENIOR CLASS of the Pomeroy High School wllb. sponsor a apaghettl ~ at the Pomeroy Elementary School, Satur· day, Mareh :1, from 1-7 p.m. Tickets may be purchases from Senior members or at the door. CHILD CONSERVATION Leape will have a bake sale Sa~ arday, March 5, at the Trl • Luatrt ill IIJddleporl, be&IM'IJ ema ....,.. .. .., . . _.. ... ..., .A11IIilw tile ....... priGoof $5995. CAtENDAR 1111s spnng. 95.,..,... $ SOCIAL llftle ' ~~~GOLD STAB OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 l~ ~ f8flt Dve • L LD .. 'l l t .•.•• • I I 01 .... - • • •, ...... SIMMONS Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips From Elberfelds In Pomeroy. fum""" All floor - - ' • IMH,...., appJianc~~ - . .,__, ,.....tty to yeur ~ U. llbel:'feida lenelllle Credit s.rva. ........ ,.,, pulclll••· "~·I ----------------------...,;.;...;__~~-....t~;,.--,.;;.--- .IJ !':fH � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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