https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/34f057d5d6970bd48f773d9b901bb742.pdf 6dda491561f7f79bc5427d9faca2e276 PDF Text Text ' '.' - --- -- Theiss-McNickle Wedding is Event Md.1·nfur Abouf At Asbury Methodist Chiirch Feb. 11' People In ~- Fellowship Tea 'l 4 Planned APrl :,r~~~s~la~be:,d _l:al, ~ 'lbe . Asbury Methodist ehurcb e1 Syracuse, was the setting for the double ring marriage oer~mony of Miss Rose Aim 'lltelss, daughter of Mrs. Pcmeroy nd M P t Quinn of we:!· ,.;kend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and sons. Tbey were accompanied home by their children, Cindy and t=:at who spent several days w1tb jbeir ,grandparents. Deanna Baker of coolville spent the weekend with Cindy Quinn at the home of h e r IP andparents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl GrJ¥!ser. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher of Huntington, w. va. spent the weekend at their home, Minersville. c!':.;,.:,, 18 ..tb~ '· ~. W. Va., • sw.J:. , oes on Primarv Ballo Bond Issue J • ' Tbe~Local Sehool Dis- lrlct of education moved Monday. place the propo1eel new ~!!dated high school bond lsaf!!l on lbe May Srd pr~ mary ballot. The adion was taken by a unanlmoul vote of the board wltb Pr<*cutlng Attorney Ber· nard V. lt¢1:1 present Fultz. !llscussing the propoeal, uid _,proval of the bond Issue woUill reaolt In an aver1ge coal .• S\0 to 4 mills or 23 yem. NeiU"Iy U mlll1or Is araUable frOm the state lor the -------- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1966 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVII NO. 267 A-2C Robert c. McNickle, son of Mr. Lowell McNickle and 1 Plans were made for the an-1 were Mrs. Tony Fowler, the , tlie late Mrs. McNickle of Ranu al FellowshfP Tea by the B. dmner on the 14th, and Mrs.' cine, RL 2. 11 's·onborn Missionarv Society i Karold Chase, the luncheon on I The Rev. Wendell Stutler sol· f th~ Middleport First Baptist ' the t>th. Mrs. Donald Boone : emnlzed the vows February II. ~hurrh Monday evening at the Iand Mrs. Frank Chee~ebrew The bride wore a stre~tthureh Mrs. !'ikkojn, Bookmo- 1were named table cha1rmen. length white taffeta dre'\", w1th bile llbrarian, wtll be the speak- 1It was announced that the asso- 1pastel blue accessorleS. . ll~ ., for "" tea on Monday. Ap- !elation meeting had been post· : shoulder length veil of silk 1114 ' poned 1lusion was attached to a lace t t The meeting was opened with I Named to the nomina.ting 1brocade crown. She carried a an organ prelude by Mrs Ger· :committee were Mrs. M1lton : white Bible topped with blue ld Anthonv followed by a po- l Hood. chairman; Mrs. Gibbs and white carnations. AND MRS. McNICKLE IRONING BOARD PAD AND COVER SETS Charles Burt, who r. employ· :m given by' the preSident. Mrs. 1and Miss Rhoda Hall. II Miss Barbara Fusner of I:MR:::::.·-=~------(Teflon Coated) $1.95 RI ~·hard Owen. j Mrs. Owen read a letter from Zanesville, roommate of the iitii!'&t~"'-'W", -~--~~~ od •I Lorain, spent the weeltend IRONING BOARD PAD with huvy A hymn was sung and Mrs. Mrs. Johnson in lndJa.. Mrs. bride. was the maid of honor Orden are being lakeD for •t his home, Rutland Road. $1.59 drill ~·•n Paul Smart gave a prayer. De-l Elizabeth Slaven, Whit~ Cross and the best man was Mr .• Low· tbe Middleport HJgh School Mrs. ElleR Ebersbach and vat i-ons were in charge of the chairman, reported •n gifts sent ell McNickle, the groom • fa· year book with the deadline daughter, Joyce wl!re recent TEFLON COATED IRONING BOARD Dorcas Circle with Mr.. Char- to Haiti and White Cross to ther. . for orders to be March 31. business visitors in Columbus. STRETCH-ON COVERS $1.00 les Bennett as leader. She used Burma. Mrs: Fowler _gave th~ The new Mrs. McNickle •. a The prlco is $3.7S uotU March TEFLON COATED IRONING BOARD the Easter theme including ioveg1ft dedJcab:m w~th a medi· graduate of Pomeroy H1gh 25 and $1.75 afttr March 25. Mrs. Ellen Ebersbach and LACE-ON COVERS $1.00 lure from Sl John· 0 po- tation titled, "The D1ary of the School. " employed with the A payment of $Ul will bold daughter, Joyce were Sunday :~•P "Guard at the Sep~lrhre," Love Gilt Box.". Assisting her State Department of . High· copies until delivery which dinner guest~ of her parents, 60" HEAVY !)RILL $TRETCH-ON IRONING BOARD COVER$ - - - - 79c a meditation. and Easter m th~ presentation were Mrs. ways as a secretary, m. C" wUI be this summer due to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M!gbt 54" HEAVY DRILL STRETCH-ON 1Manmng ~\oes. Mrs. Bert Bod~ Jumbus. Mr. McNickle 1 sa the plans to Include senior ol Rutland. 11 ~mns. ·nuring the busmess session ! umer . Miss ~artha Fowler graduate of Southern Local pictures and activities. IRONING BOARD COVERS 69c Miss Clara Garland was the lt>ttrrs of thanks were read ;md Mrs Wtlhs A~lhony In High School and is statiened ~t Persons in Middleport not 54" FLANNEL BACK SILICONE COATED tr 1lm the Davton rhnstJan Cen- charge (If the offermg from _the the Dyess Air Farce Base m directly associated with the Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. STRETCH-ON IRONING BOARD COVERS 69c IN :md the Amer1can E'apt1sl ' urcles were Mrs. Clyde Wme- Texas. scbool may order aD anoual Norman McCallum. 60" FLANNEL BACK SILICONE COATED \1Jo;qonarv S<Jrleh at Valley I brenner, Dorcas; Mrs. Fran~s Following the wedding, the by coll.tactlng the high school Mrs. 0. A. Martin, M rs. STRETCH-ON IRONING BOARD COVERS 79c ~,u~g~. M;·s Jant~e Gthbs, spe- Bear~s, Electa; and Mrs K.Joes, ' couple spent a few days iR Co- office. George Mowrey and Mrs. Kath· ('ta l mterest miss10nary r hair· LoveJOY· . lumbus before he returned to sm~¥~'ll~ ·nn :2'" :_,~ ,t'i' • • ~ cyn Welsh have roturned 54" FINE MUSLIN STRETCH-ON to 49c man. read a note of thanks Twenty·flve members answer- Tuas She remained in ColumIRONING BOARD COVERS their homes, alter attending Hoff mans Hosts from the Norion family for the \ ed roll call. Mrs. Paul Smandart bus for the present. the American Legion Auxiliary For Birthday P11rly dolls srnt it at Christmas. They wets program chatrman rrjd-winter con£erence and the tJtc ZIPPER CLOSURE MUSLIN PILLOW CASES :1 1~n n'ported th~ birth of a new showed slides taken at the house ~~-------- Mr. and Mrs. Perry Koffman 8 et 40 held in Columbus. , ZIPPER CLOSURE PLASTIC PILLOW CASES _ __,.._.......,_ "'b '· during U~e holiday season. I party held IB!I year at Gran- ~ " entertain..r with a party Satur- Mr. ~nd Mrs. E. J . Hill were I \Irs Wilhs Anthonv announc- VIlle. Mrs. Kloes and Mrs. Ow· ~ ZIPPER CLOSURE TICKING PILLOW COVERS-- $t.f5 pr. ?ay at their h~me on Pearl St. Friday business visitors in Pt. ed an officers workshop for the en g~ve the commentary for ~ lD honor or their daughter, Deb- Pleasant, w. Va. P.oa Grande Assocmt10n w1ll be , the !Jim. . . . 1 ra , who observ.ed her mnth Miss Ramora Boice or Day~ RUBBER BUTTON CLOSURE FULL SIZJ' neld at the local church this The bosp•talJty oommlttee ":as MUSLIN MATTRESS COVERS =co-:::=,.......: $2;95 • birthday. Happy birthday bal- ton SP"nl the weekend with her RUBBER BUTTON CLOSURI TWIN SIZE' month Oif1 rers of the Ohio as- fJOm the Electa Circle and m· ' loons decorated the home lor parents, Dr. and Mrs. RayMUSLIN MATTRESS COVERS I2.50 soc ~all''"· Mrs Betty Fisher, ' cTiudedFMal: thaMrFowwleri, MMrs. Se 1 the party. . mond E. Boice. ZIPPER CLOSURE SANFORIZED HIAVY prestdent and Mrs Jame~ .~ ony ower. .8• 1 son, rs. Mr. an dMrs. Charles tt e, Games were played and pnz. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Wilson 1 MUSLIN MATTRESS COVERS $3.95 trPasurel WJll spnk I DarsL. '1rs Bodtmer, and Mr~. Mt. Hope, W. Va., Mrs. B. Y. es won by Tami and Beverly of Hockingport and Mr. and ZIPPER CLOSURE SANFORIZED HEAVY $I •• MUSLIN MATTRESS COVERS - - - - ..,. A.nnouncement also was made 1 Anthony. The St. . Patrick. 5 McCormick, St. Albans, W. Va • Hoffman. A decoraied birthday Mrs Wayne Prince of Long Bot· ZIPPERED VINYL FULL SIZE $2.9 5 uf ll two-da~ meetmg of t h e Day theme was c:arn~d out 18 IMrs. William Betz, Hilliards, cake, Ice cream, mmts and tom were Saturday evening MATTRESS COVERS Southeast Ohio Baptist Mims- the refreshmen~ or hme sher- I Mrs Leo SWICk, Colum~us, VIS· punch were served to !he guests guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherley ZIPPERED VINYL TWIN SIZI $2.50 ter' s Wtves Day at the local bet and cake With the table ited over the weekend w1th Mrs. after the honoree had opened Swan. MATTRESS COVERS FULL SIZE FITTED PLASTIC -· ., .... dJUrch April 1!-15. Meals will decorations featurmg shamrocks · Wilham Allman. Mr. C. H. WJSe, her cards and gifts. Aliending Mr. and Mrs. Olan Genbelm· MATTRESS COVERS be proVIded Chatrmeo named ond green topers. Sr., and Miss Ruth Wise. were Sharon Bing, Mary Lou er of Columbus, Mrs. William ! TWIN SIZE FITTED PLASTIC . •t ... MATTRISS COVERS _ 7'""_ __,.;..,...... • . . Mills, Kimberly Elias, Fran- Knight of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Miss Mildred Hawley bas re'. ·, Be Thrlftyl SIVt All Of Your Saltsllps F ceived word that Mrs. Fred ces McHaffie, Kalhy McDan- and Mr. and Mrs. John Scott iel, Judy Owen, Cindy Demos- visited Sunday afternoon, with I. Gardner, of Johnson City, key, Connie Klein and Debra's Mrs. John E. Baily •nd Mr. . . b k Tenn. underwent surgery Moosister, Patty, and brothers, and Mrs. Russ Watson. president by the Wildwood Jun· studyiDI idenllfication of ar 1day and is recupe~allng ~tisCbarle!J (Dick) Karr called ior 4-H Garden club m a meet· I spectmens. . ted ere , factorlly at Memorial Hospital, Kenny, Frank and Ronnie. oP Carroll Morris, Rutland, mg ••th t~elf leeders. ~rs. Other offJCers 'lee .w . room 444, Johnson City. They Sunday afternoon. Vll'tor Hvsell and Mrs. Dwight ' Peggv Milhoan, vice pr~s~=~ were former residents of Mid- Mrs. Hennesy Gives I Milhoan. Frtda) evemng, at the ' Grace Hysell, secretary,j M I dleport while be was pasttr of Dinner and Party home of Mrs. Hysell. Holton. treasurer: Hel I Rob'! . the Churcb of ChrisL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen· Grart• Hysell. prestdent. was hoan. news reporter: ni '" rhnrge of the meeting, which , Hubbard, Kosta Kysell, Bar· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neal nesy and daughter, Teresa Ann, upened with the pledge to the bars Fisher and Sandra Roush, of Lancaster spent the week· of Portsmouth spent the week lJ s and 4-H flags. Members 1 recreation leaders; Beverlee 1end here Wllh relatives. end with his mother, Mrs. Hen&no;;V~Prrd roll eall by nammg I Huudashelt, health chairman; ' . ry Hennesy who entertained l' flower F.ach gtrl gave a rl'· Carla Fisher, safety chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris, Sunday with a family dinner · 'mdlVtdual msert 10- : Anate · Huhuar ~d , socta 'I cha 'tr- Col urn bus, VIS'ited over the an dart· port on an p y m bonor olber gran d<· ludmg grasshoppers. roa~hes l ma'"'n; and Patty lhJe, scrap 1 weekend with their parents, daughter's second birthday. and Me<iran bean beetles A' book . I Mrs. C. M. Hennesy and Mr. Teresa received gill! includ· q_~rz_ \\'as heldl)n tree_bar~~) ·, Mrs. Hy•ell gave 1 flower , Robert Harris, Sr. ing a lamb birthday cake bak· . arrangement demonstration. on \ Mr . and Mrs. Karl Kautz and ed by Mrs. Hennesy. 0 t be r itras!c rules of oriental deslgn daughter, Joy, Chester, vwted guests were Terri's grandpar( ' using scarlet maple. Refresh· Sunday with Mrs. Cecil Kimes. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence rnents were served by Grace Mrs. Ktmes also visited re- 1 Deiiiiiiboiiii,.,0.,1...P.,oriitsiimiiiiout•b•.iiiiiiii'"1l and Kosta Hysell 18 the above cently with Mrs. Walter Miller II 96th Anniversary and ~Irs . Mitton Houdashelt and to Pomeroy. Mrs Milton Rousb. The next ----The Racmf' Jun1or Grange, m m Will be held Marrh 25, Nu 10'/ll recently mstalled the eel g th home of , RELATIVE DIES 81 fullowmg officers. malron, Mrs. 1~.: ~y~e~' e · Mrs. Crary Davis and Miss . F.:arl Cross: Master. Don Cross. ' S.. Our Prlu Board · Lenore Giles have learned of Oversee-r, Keith Ashley: Leelur' tlle death of their brother • In DISCOUNTS er. Rhonda Emn ; Steward, Brnt!bury PTA to law. Mr. Charles McDaniel,. m 1 LewiS Van Meter , Chap. California Monday. He d1<d On All Reg. Priced Shlaon. Degra Vall Meter: serre- 1 Hold nod~' Night following a long illness. Mrs. tm , Deborah Cross: treasur· ' McDaniel Is the former Mild· er.· Beverly Erw1n; Ceres, Den- I Dad's Noght will be observed red Giles, who lived In Middle· J ~e Cross: Pomona. Della Thtrsday evening, March 10 at port yean ago. Cross : F'lora, Heidi Ashley; the regular meeting or the Brad·j;..............;....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiii G3tekeeper. Howard Ervm. ,Jr.; bury. F.lementary ~A ~lth I Assis•ant Steward. Kelly Van specJal program. Higbtights of Meier : Lady Ass't. Steward, the Cle.eland Browns" "Ill be Sharon Ervin . Ex . Comrni~ presented. Dads present will tee, Herbert Ervm eount double on room attend. 1 lnstnHmg tfftcer was Mrs. , ance awards. , V~rg1l Atkins. marshal, Virgil • Refreshments will be served ! At kins, rega lia bearer, C t t f. by the thud grade room mothford Ashh~" and D1ana Cros!!l, ers F'inal plays wtn be made 1 emblem ~arer Refresbmenls for the talent show on March 1 were ~ened Ita. All parents are urged to at.. I I knd 1 • ,. enttne • at y falt,er of TO MEET MOND~T Old Flll,hfoJUlll Hymn. ~. Stutler, .presented . two The Meigs HI Pleasure Rid· Sing Held Sunday solos and a trio, Eric Wilhams, 'll bave an organizational ' Penny ~Iutter and Melody Wil- ers w• . An old-lllllhtoned bYIIlll alng Iiams of VIenna, sang. The meetin.g March 14, at 7.30 p.m. waa held Sunday afternoon at Mln.;.ville and Syracuse Meth- at the Episcopal parish bOUSO the Syracuse Melbodl!t church odist church cbOlrs also ••ng l~n_;P~o~m~e:_::ro~Y·:_-:--:---wltb the Rev. Wendell G. Slut· a{ld Ross Norris of Racine pre· ' : • let ln charge. aented a solo. United Methodist Cbur~;· S<:veral numbertJ were pre. in Columbus Friday a tralnlnl sented by the Brotherhood quar· ATriiND SESSI~N . day for a lw""!a~urch Scbocil tet of Vienna, W. Va. with tbe Mrs. Nan Moore ana Mrs. sessiQ~ for th of the Rev Stutler as the soloist for Bernard Fultz of the Education Vacation Bible Sebool The meetone ·number, the Freeland Nor· Commission o( ,Heath· Meth6dlsl ~etbodl!t Confere:r·Chit~ndeo rls quartet of Racine, and the ~burch in Mlddlepqrt, and Mrs. '\was be:d ~ '" Hoback trio. B. ~- Stutler of. c. F. Tompkins of tlle Ponu!r.Y Ho I In Co u , us. , . f-[lily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport._ _O., Kareh 8, 1116& • oew school. Fultz observed t!le lrst step Ia to cerUfy the bond issue to the county auditor and asked him to determine what the cost! will be tot he atxpayers. In order to be eligible or stale money in the amount o about $1,900,0110, the board also ap. proved a resolution declaring the necessity of a bond issue and tax levy. The district has retained the legal flrm . of Squire, Sanden and Dempsey, Cleveland, 1<1 serve aa special counsel for ~~~~-------- handling election procedurea and sale or the bonds. The board, in other activity, aloo discussed the gas bill lar Rutland elementary school at length. It was reported that a bill of $1,670 bad been received for heating the 22-room building the past month. President Richard Jones said the amount Indicated a cost of almost $1110 a day. The ""' board, during its February meeting, had declin· ed payment of billa totaling 15,· O:W lor a three-month period, pending invesu,auon. Follow· lng the discu!sion, it was acreed to pay 50 per cent or the bills now submitted. Donald McKenzie, erecutive head at Rutland, said he bas contacted the Columbus HeatIng Company In the matter, aod 1 representative of that firm is to run tests early next week. The heating company official Is 1<1 report definitely whether oc not the furnace is at faull. McKenzie and the board also discussed whether the Rutland Fuel company changed meter& after a reported expklsion io the building last October. In other activity: - Alma Smith was employed as substitute cook at Salem Center elementary. - McKenzie was allocated $200 for purchase or maps at Rutland High School. - Principal Robert Morris was authorized to spend $1 SO for materials for shelving purposes at Bradbury elementary. - Members Slawtet and William King were asked to inspect . the sepUc tank wall at Bradbury elementary. - Roy Tracy was dJrected lo continue inspection of lhe fire extinguishers m the schools of the new dJStrict. - Members were invJted by Mr. Clarence Thompson, Mid· dleport superinkndeut, to attend a dinner on March 18 at 1 p.m. at the Middleport H1gh School. The meal is being prepared and !terved by courtesy of General Mills. - Discussion was held with • group regardmg a student be· utpost > '3 c Around And Intense Fighting Reported Near Laotian Border Area I About S Middleport George F . DeS1iver, Cincinnati . grand master of Masons m m.m. will attead a 12th Di• trict olfJC"ers· meetmg Ulil SatuJ'day in Harrisonvillt' A 6:30 p. m. dinner will be served by the Eastern Stan m tht> Harrisonville Elf~men­ tary school followed by the meetmg in the Ma~ onic T'.!mple aiding the defenders 1 at 7·30 Dinner reservations News of the Communist "" m<J~ be made by telephonmg , CHOliVS. MEMBilRS· ....:. l.Dia Sluon, Karen Boothe, Cheryl Bentz, Roberta Tru.,ell, Jenny Dean and Twfla Karr, attack came after it was w 2·6149. lt{l to Jilht,.ibow the colorful eoatllllllng tba\ tJUI be featured In this year's Eastern High S'' hooi Minstrel and Olio disclosed that American planes D1stnct President i.'l .I o I, • il!&' ~tpY iilad SatUI:.dlf all)tlt. Tbe Ninth Annual presentation, be&innin& at 8:08 p.m. each evenine. it directed by using super·sens1tive radar to Daryl Alban. Oak H1lll. ArcomMl'i. A:lt8Nease.- Senllnel Photo. 1.. ·""" pick out targets through thiCk , panving ·Mr. O.SiJver h~re will GEORGE DeSILVER 1 clouds dropped hundreds uf be Ben R. Davis, JackS<ln deP, bombs and high explosive - - - - - - - - -- uty grand master. •rockets ltD North Viet Nam. 1 j Host for t~e district meeting Six or the targets were close : is Htlrrisonvllle Lodge 411 F & to Hanoi. Otht>rs mcluded the , 'ttJ . A M. Joe Stanley, Worshipful Son La pelnleum storage , Masl':'r. Makmg up the 12th Dis· WASHINGTON tUPI) -1':10 located. same day a• one broadcast by I dump 12> miles west 01 the tn ct are Meigs. Gallia, Law~ Federal Communications Com- To enter such an area, or to a local station, unless it is a 1 Commumst capttal. Son La was rene" and Jackson counties. mission Tuesday issued formal extend its signal If already color program tbat the home- ~ bombed lor the first 11me regulations governing the oa- operatmg there, a CATV town station cbo,.es to broad· 1 Monday. PrO!!Taffi I tion's 1,600 community antenna system would have to apply for cast in black and wh1t.e. In air action in South VIet L' I television tCATV) systems. an FCC h•aring. Subscribers as Another rule published Tues·, COACH ELLSlJN • Nam, U S. B52 bombtrs from WASHINGTON tUPi t _ T~.e lffieS aC e Thh new rules, most of them of Feb. U would not be :day reqmres a CATV system on j Guam chewed up acre ~ of . , . . effective April 18, back up the affected. !request to carry all lo\?al , dense JUngle 35 miles norlh Appalachia Rep,JOna. CommlsFCC's controversial order of In an elaboration of 1ts station signals or •·grade B or ISOD northwest ol Saigon, droppmg 5100 ioday approved a $4:13.0IIO Ia I II II I I' d . . th FCC I d b ., k . 750 and 1.000- und bombs en I rt•derrtl ~rant !o fmance a land I Feb, 15 pacing vrtua y a o ear1er emuon, e rue etter m 1ts area or as lhe 1 suspected Viepot Cong cont'enira- · stablltzatwn and conserv<~!lon the booming CATV mdustry that a local television station FCC to waive the rule if 1 14 f 01 . 28 A ala• under federal regulation. must give a CATV system at technical hmitations pr~venr 1 0 tions. pr~gr~.m m 1 a 110 s P. 1 1 The House Commerce Com· least eight days' notice of 1 compliance. l At least three Commu111st pa1 ~hc ~a ~oun 1~'\ p 1 K f M mittee plans full hearings into program It does not wunt I Ot~er regulations cover in- Glenn C. ' 4Tlgtr" Ellison, : reglments have been spotted r un Is wl d manre erosion \I auw vnd eKs, son °Cbe tr. and · ( onservatmn s er ' dta 1" the entire Issue and what role dupltcated the same day by a strue!Jons to CATV owners for Oh1o Stak UmverSity Fres hman i •• the region IIDce Jaa. 1. , con t r o an d h , . r::; d da1t f 1mes 1 ·t 0 1 11 5 , the FCC should play. CATV-relayed signal from aJihng ownership informat~t•H coach the past three years. will I In the A Shau fighting. Ihe ' pro wets m A <:~~ s. A:.. ~ · ra~ 1 h<:~ e0 ~.r s ~ e c~mm~n hru Reel I CATV picks up television distant area. with the FCC, including a lisl l be speaker for the Southern Viet Cong shot down one of the ' Brown. Guernsey. oc ong, ~ 0 1. ~ d 10 be' par menU 0 ~ SIIIN°'::r ~ _ AOMINIS- signals from the air and relays CATY systems are forbldden ,of subscri.bers, t!levision sta-1High Srhool all · sports banquet U S. Force's C47 "Puff the , .laekson. M~, gan, Muskmgu~: ' ha~:~:d' ban ~r~~et ;~~~ No so d~ · "' "A . the SenateiU..m by cable into homes, lo show tlle same program tne t10ns camed, and "the extent Monday, March 14 at 6 30 p. Magie Dragon" planes The Noble. Pm) Pike. Ross. lhgh 1M (' Y 1 1oreet!J ID traton ' - -- ---- f . . 1land rmd Vmton rounfle-fi t'tgs ,oun 1y. .where viewers pay an average - -- o any extstJng or propo:>ed i m aircraft gets its name from its reelinl1 from a surprise dru DGRANT APPROVED · The program wtll be admin· Post 17 unammously endorsbinl by a lODe Republican, rat.. $5 a mone"l for the privilege of . program orJgi~ation. Ellison; rormer Middletown I armament- 30 caliber marhine : tslered through exJstmg a.:en· ed Kmles at Its regll lar meeting lie today to lr)' to stave nff g~lting a generally clearer PT. PLEASAN1 - A 116.6.17 The questJon of CATV- high school gnd menior, is well guns wh1cb sp1t out rounds at •Cll'S of I he US Departmeni of ren'nil) further ilectlon year additions SJgnai and greater vanety nf federal grant bas been approv- ongmated programs " one of known on the banquet c~rcuit the rate Jf 6,000 per mmute I Agl ocullure Ki mes 1s a former city com· 1· to Prealilent Jolinson's $5 billion prograllll. . ed to retrain 20 u.nemployed several that the FCC last throughout the United Stales. Four crewmen aboard the : Alber! Giles. d~rertor of ihe ,miSsooner and past mayor of c VIet Naril •tal: program. , One FCC regulation ISsued persons as_ psycb~atrJSt. a1des month asked Congress to help One of Ellison's speeches, til· plane were killed but three ! Ohw Office of Appalarh••. lold Sanduskv and presently r. In IWOoDJl!!D\1' votes Tuesday Tuesday would afl_ect burgeo?· at the Lakm State Hospital. Pl settle It also. suggeslt:d Jhal lied. "The Real Winner," was others were rescued by U. S. IGov James A. Rhodes '" . ,employed by the 0~10 State - 45 to 40 and t4: tt 43- the mg C~TV operatwns m btg Pleasant, It was announced to. Congress consider. wh!t~u~r to, given at the American Football helicopters. I telephone conver~allon fro m l Highway Deparlmeot. His field eel • ndm 1 populatiOn areos already servrd day by U. S. Senators Rober! deem CATV a public utJIJty •nd Coaches Association meeting in h h 11 Senate aJIPrDV an arne en! by one cr more network C. Byrd and Jennings Randolph sub)ecl to the same controls as New York Cit m January of I' DIVORCES ORDERED I Washmgton ihat the program " •g . W'dy sa e y. to the bll tu: package tba statiOIIS. and Rep. Ken Hechler. Funds telephone companies. Y . . Will "greotly 1m prove the rapa·: 11' " servmg as committee1964 would exiA!nd Social Seeurl~ It ll!lpDSid a temporr..-y for the program were approved 'llte FCC formerly regulated . . D1vorce decrees. have been bil1ties of farms in the area and man of Ohio on lhe nattonal benefits to an additional I. freeze 011 CATV e~~pansion into by the U. S. Department of only r..ose CATV syslems- Donald Wolle. Athletic D~rec- ordered m twa actiOns bet ore will serve to demonstrat e the r'xecuil ve I'Omnllttee of I he , million Americans 70 and over tbe 100 biggest television Labor under the Manpower De-,about 450-whlch used micro- ter at Southern, said tickets Melg& County Common . Plea:\ i worth or good agncullural pr.J-:: AmHir<in VPterans of Vtorm , ·t, not now covered. Ignoring llhou~ markets In the country, where velopment and Training Pro-[••••• at some point In reloy may be purchased at the school Judge John C. Bacon. L Jn d • : llces" Wo. II and Korea. Married, b~ · ~ ed pleas from &heir leaders, the industry believes 90 per gram. Twelve weeks of train- stgnals to distant areas. Jl until Fr1day at 9 a. m. or order- See has been granted a dJVon:e • G1 les is Ohut's represenlal•ve IS the rather of two children, Democrats. anddl'eSIIlcs .joined Sen with w· Repubto L cent of Its potential revenues I! ing will be offered. extended its jurisdicLJon last ed !room a foot ba11 or baskel- from Roy H. See and ruslody lo th e 12 . man Arpa. 1ar 111a Re· ,s k Hat 613 . Market r Street, ' IIcw to ~vt · ms n month to aU t,SOO systems, ball player. The H1gh School of three children, and Dtnald gional nn us Y e Is ac IVe in post Prouty, R.Vt., 1 long • sought including those using only Athletic Association is sponsor- G. Stephenson bas been given a · ,uffa~rs. notably Amvets Littlo victory for his Social Scurity cables. They serve an estimot· lng the banquet. It will be ..,. divorce from Lois Marie Sleph· '' ·· ' .,,.,, ' 1 • ' 'League where he bas been 1 • 1 enson. "rider." The leedero ~ad expect.. 1:!-. ed 6,0110,1100 paying •Iewers. •eel by the Pep Club. ' WASHINGTON tUPII -Pres lrommJSsioner and a delegate II . ' ed his amendment to be defeatldeol Johnson laday lskod the stale uecutive oommitt... 1 -==---- ..... ~· ELBERFELDS IN POM ROY I • I New Cable TV Rules Issued 1 at WORLD I 1 Spend 1 LAST TIME TONIGHT Hot Waltil' -Teehn~eo lor- Jerry Lewil, Ton)' Curtis, I CLEANING Robinson's lUNDAY, MONDAY 1,.t TUESDAY M1rch 1J.14-IS "THI IANDPIPIR" . . .· ' " whom, there's .... !:ltubetb T1ylor, Rlcbord BurtoD -· . - -"" ,. .... - .1" 't little danger Contain, ,olote -~ .. - .. ~ a ·66 Belvedere SaleJ1ite. Maybe il's tbe car. Maybe J's ~deal But something wooderful hoppeM • + • )lOG~ ~alioNII IIEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. .. . , . .. . . _ ., _.,. . ~ .. ... .,. ... _ _ ___....... .,.........._,...,.,.....,..._,.. -.- -.-· -...t---· · - ·" · ·~- ~~~.. \ ,, ...... ,. _..,_.,100....... ·~ , 399 SOUTH 3RD AVE. ~----------------------"• · ·· · - · i 17 1 I _. .. -----"...---. .. , ,I {' o, .... . .---------. . ...----. . . . . . . - --- ·~-~-----'flloi~ .............-~ ...... ·"··~··~ -----~ ' , . MIDDLEPoRT, 0. .~ ,I . _ \,. . " ~ -~...;..--.- · -~ ' ~ To Supply Drury' Raw MI'Jk Fat Ladies Dance, pr eachers get Funny, Jft proDllSe • d HilarJOUS • PTA vanety • ShOW •·'f·,llltl ... • ' 1 '.'l!!dY TOM RUE MOTORS· WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ........ I' INDIANA, Pa. fUPI) - The United Dairy Farmers WA8HINGTOII7- •'CONTAIN- (UDF), organized to prea for higher returno to the dairy meat Without isolaUDD" tJhoUid farmer, baa sigaed liB first lllfeement to 111pply raw milk be the keyotone of U. ·s. pollef directly to 1 d•try. . Plall8 are abuat complete for mothen of the Salem Center ! Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Mr. toward the sullen giant that ia Tbe UDF and the All Star Dairy of Indiana and Kit· the unique and hilarious Teaeb· area have gotten together a and Mrs. Eugene Fink, Mrs. Cc'llmunlat China. That meana 1tannfn( signed the agreemenl Tuelday. It ~•II• for a one· er · Parent Variety show this kitchen band, called the "Ap- Fred George and James White helping PeklliJ get iato l!!e Un· price aystem for all nw milk supplied by UDF members Friday at 7::10 p. m. ill lhe Rut- palacbla Grannies" directed by wlll perform. lted Nations. In Indllna alld Armlllrong land High School gymnasium, C.therlne Shenefield. AddHional attractions lnelu<le That wu the substance of, counties. flll8l'Onlee lbem a supply of sponsored by the PTA. Jean Mayes, Isabelle Nelson, Suale Parker and Vernon WebCoiUIIJbla UnivertJity Chine ez-'1 The ooe-prlce system bas blgb quality miJk. Emcees will be Vernon Web- JaJlet Bolin and Joan Harrison er in vecal solos, a ballerina pert A. Doak Barnett'• 5\t been one of tbe main objectives UDF llresldent Ernest H•yes er, Arthur Miller and Sally will present a can can dance dance by a group of men teachhours ol ~y 'l'uesday .JII of lbe UDF which clalma the Aid the. ~riCe agreemenl Schaaf. and Rev. Chester Lemley has era, a football skll, novelty Inthe 'llenlij.:Forelgn RelatiON cumlll ,prlclnfl l)'ltmD, based wJl1 llllllnl the fBfllllf a fair Opening the program will be 'PI"pafe!l a humoroos ~ otrumentai number by Robert Comlntltee ' bpftled 113 wide • 1111 bow raw ml1111! Ujled, Is un- ~ 011 1111 !JI~bt,telll . ~ Katie Fink and Isabelle Nelson ltJIUe to be followed by Ro- Garner and Howard Cole, a fat ~bir of Slno-Aroel'f· fair io the farmer · 1ilvt 1n over-all lllrengthenln& doing lbe "Cbarlestoo" follOW· bertliGarner's instrumental solo. ladles dance, and a school 081! rela~. The bearil1gs re' ' effect on the · area's tconomy. 11Jd by Mlu Edna Mae Swick Roy Snowden and Vernon room sk\t, a cloolng high-sllllti! Tbtli'sday with Harvard !{en Horton, general manat- .l'llayett did lbe priCI! reci!l~1 ~ Mra. Betty S...lck, jn a bu- Weller will make up a comic IlCht. PrOI. John K. Fatrbark, aitolh·1 or of lhe dairy, sa:d the lgree- eel by f8l'lllel'l Wllllld vary be- lftorous dialogue.' · · yJICII duet and a ~quare Cbafrmelt In charge of the tr Allan upert, lhe principal ~ '!' 11. prnv~ All Star .... !Ween OO ·per bun. .'lbere will be m"'!C~ ~~- d•nce group of Mr. and MrtJ, ~tatloi1 alao indicated ICG!tllliue!l 011 Jllili IJ · ! · llllnerl with bettar 111rvlee Ind. drehei&IJ$; .. • . , .•••. ·~ b)' the Grate f~ 111t1 Geo!le White, Sr., Ur. 11111 tbor'llllllt a mr11t11 atar. wheA rally-rousing. record-ripping, poce-seling you difab illlo of STOP burning up c11h .. . GO economlcolly with checks-with ual -. - .. . ... ... .~.......__ .,. .... . . . . .... . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . ... · 1 0 ed as eully •• It was "ben he proposed il laat year. "I'LL TAKIIWIDIN" .. .. . paid repeating payments. aader Knox. WY 2-5428 WY 2-5130 ' to you've Mordlll-12 -Teebnlcoforl'nnkle Avolon, Bob Hope, TueJdaJ Weld . out, "CRACK IN THE WOilLII" - Teehnlcolor- RUG ' - actually •• , Your cheek- check-stub recorda show what FRIDAY & SATURDAY Dana Andrews, Janette ,Scott. Kleron Moore, Alex· ... ~heck, you against overspending - - and because Wtclneldey end Thurtclay Mtrch 9-10 NOT OPEN 'I -~- a double book's urunning balance" constantly warns Dany Saval, Thelma Ritter. l'hrist11ne Sebmidtmer, Su· 1anna Lellh. F•aturette: fllre ChiHr ColorurtooM 1 . It's "BOEING BOEING" ' UDF Jnks First Al'r.eement With (hecb Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Dessle Patterson wa s gUfllll or honor at a birthday I dmner Saturday evening at · her horne. West Mam St A derorated birthday cake was servt'd with the dmner to ' Mr. and Mrs Philip Rexroa r\ and son. Ph1l1p .Jr, of Cmcin· nati Mr. and Mrs James Pal· terson and sans. Brent and Ter. ry of Rarme and Mrs. Palter- I son. Joining the group in the ' evening was Mrs Ray Wining I The honored guest r{'('eived a number of girts and ~ards. t For Commander Of Ohio Amvets T Spea k · --~""'t'.. - .......,..... B kd I Spending- • K• 1 To (heck MEIGS THEATRE 1 'te J IOUSh'S Shoe Store Mrs. PuttPrson Granted for T'tger EJ}• SALE Dinnfr Givf'n for $.t"3,000 1 Junior Grange Installs its New Officers ' Grand Master Of Ohio Masons ' Coming Here SAIGON (UPI) - Communist troops swept down from jungle-covered mountains today and almost overran a 1 U.S. Special Forces camp of 13 Americans and several hunIdred Vietnamese tribesmen. An American plane sent to the rescue was shot down. Fighting raged throughout the day but front dispatch· , es said the Communists stopped lighting shortly after dark and "all was quiet" there. Radio contact was lost and al· though the Americans and Vietnamese were reported to have suffered casualties their final fat(! was not known. An Air Force transport plane equipped with flares circled overhead ready to illuminate the scene If the fight· ' lng started again. Bad weather during the day bad prevented the air force f r om :-7.=,-----:- 'd Anifa Hysell is Elected Pres• ent Of W''ldwood Junior 4-H Garden Club . .;.: % ~~~---'----"-=--- ommunist I' I lng suspended from riding tile school bus for a week. Attendmg were board memo bers Jones, Htram Slawter William King. Y~rgil King and Mrs. E. 0. Rail ; Prosecutor Fultz, School Bus SUpervisor Bob Swick, and School Adminlstra. tors George Sargent, Bedford Principal , Morris, Bradbury principal, C. S. Gibbs, Supt. in Pomeroy; McKenzie, and Mr. Thompson. The board also approved •P. propriatlons which are Usted elsewhere today on page 2. iV.I' I -~f~~i ,,. II Ali· ,. .._ • . . . .,.., ........ ~ ,, L:ll:. Congress to ••~port •• all- i ile " ad,ve and a deacon Ill out national war on crime l~e F~rst Chmt1an Church. throu&h steps rangiog from Election to office will be at <Oolrol of guo IBiea to ..... ' the state convention in Cinclnpreheaalve attaeks on eoodi· I nail June 16·18. lions lbal breed lawless1ess. i lo a special message to the FORFE;IT BONDS Houoe ·~ Senate, Johnson _set Forle•tmg bonds ill Pom81'0)' fortb a Three • stace natJOD· Mayor Cbari~ Logar's Cturt al strategy aga_inst crime." It Tuesday nigh! were Ed"lil'd would loclade 1mmed1ate of. 1 B t W 18 W'll' 1om to Improve crime pre· eaver, ' 1•ams own, ' vention: a comprehensive loag 'I Va .. $115 for runnmg a red lilhl,, raage lollow • dtroagh pro. and E va Kayes, $2> for IDto. IP'BM, aad an attack on "crime !cation. at the roots." --.,.··-""'""" SP&\KER ANNOUNCED · The Meigs County WEATHER Association hu secured Cloudy, warmer tllroagh Charles Hill Mella! u ''~~:~~ Tllanday, with ehaoce 01 ollowo speaker foe the sprf!tl -en IOl'lll. HIP a · 41, to" meeting, April IZ, at ~ f4. land Hiah S!;~Mfol iYmnUli J I !li IIMflb& . ........., f!;,; ! ·· ~""'•--.r~,~···ll!ll·,- - - -· - - - - - -- -- -- -· �.. ' li ' • ' ()., lfUII!l •• 19811 • THE , SPORTS DESK ' Defending cluimpJon ond seeded Central (Oblo) met Lakeland (Wl!.) loday the opening second rouad of lhe 29th IIIIIIU81 Associatl811 of AlhleUcs (NAIA) ly WWingtlt . aneakesUpper GameWit• h P Faeulty' at Eastern High Continu~s> Today NAJA Tourney KANSAS C1TY, MO, ~auden. .~t u seeded ~Uos::m~~ ~~ one (Tenn.) IOd bllng (La.), No. a, survived. Carson-Newman was to come from behind closing mlnufA!I lA> edge Central, 61H7. ALL ·STARS Qnm. G('!lmhllnc Deeded 111 . IM!rely IbM peritld to ~ ocr_ .. Ceatral Wuhllgtra ljlale, ,,._ forced FifiiHeeded 'hW Watera In 'the aeeded Kellh Layup !Jidlona with 1118 oecond left to alp Sw-'• N-111.. wblll Monmouth (N.J.), •I'll lilt(:! ;• Nt. ~ ~ I < ..-flit . . (N.II.) ~~ . lid- Wtlle1111, No. 13, also •1111!141 It lbe IICCllld wllb U "''~~ vlellrJ *"'"" !N.D.) Slale. T · Toledo Dominates All-MAC Dream eam · " * = ~ !W;::t.: ~ COLUMBUS (UP!) - Toledo, the flrsl team, llded lbe d Palm• Thomas (Minn.) In their wblch liBisbed secoBd In lhe est !ICOI'el' .•s be 1am "'llke lUI • ll!llot __ futead M0nda nlgbt conference dominated lhe Mid- two In the final week. Tho . BW Back.,.ID, Toledo • pinned 18-mlll ' g~e k 1 Yd • t 'conference all • llla1' 8 forward ia from Toledo. ...__ IIIIIIMd to lbe -.1 team today, dobl" a e a • ~pse oquad annouaced to- The others on the ftnl ave 7_ ID8IlJIIIII en1y llollftblllll 61 Olclt 91, 1 one two men o• lhe IIIIIIIThe IDilu&l Faculty-Varsity basketball game at Eastern three seeded teama which am. , ves the league champ~asllld 1 111- Olberl receiving 61 Comet4~t HI b School baa been set for Tnesday, March 15, in the Tuesday, :was No. 16. The Rnckets representatl Uve of Muncie, lad., ud jul!lor IIIOIIIIon ,... Nick Aiel 1111 6..,LA1trent.Wle hootor ,J,nalllum of the high ICbool. The biggest surprise was llte team aeleeted by tho Ken Fowlkes, f.looW lanrard Rich JleiidiU el Bowlilc The game, acheduled to get underway at 7 p.m., will Pittsburg. (Kau.) State. eoacbes were center : lor Ohio Univenity. Fowlta, PIIIJ Snow e1 Mlaml: Bob Blohm 62 Falrblne 4 be preceded by a pancake supper sponsored by the senior The eighth-seeded. Garllla• Aston, Pltt..burgh, and forw from COlumbus, aat out lbe laat and Johll Scbolteat, I oyl. Std. Ironto , aile! hootor , class. Serving will begin at 5 p.m. saw a 45-42 halftime lead Jim COx, who traded the loop three games with a brobll fool MldiJ8u: Mike Hammond Larry Morrlaon, exeeuUve head and other Eaatern vanish early In the acorlng lead most of the aeaso•. The second squad was beaded Dave Brown, ObJo• 63 Forcl Gel. 500 ' faculty members openly expect to get the Eagle varsity stanza In losing lA> Aslol is 6-leet.a and Cox 6-lot- by sophomre Reggie Lacelleld - · Kelll State '1111 TORONTO (UPI) -After ConY. '52 '"" SttL Radio oncl hoator players stuffed with pancake• (Ala.) 118-79. The other 5. of western Michigan. Others Ski.. and Tom Lugfltt, almost two days of lnvestlgaprlor to the claab. Boys under 14, No.8 In lhe U.S. team lo fall In Wall Platkwskl of Bowllnl! were Fred Albrecbt and Doug shall. Langfitt wu a flrst Onlario Labor Minister 63 Chevrolet IIIIJI'lo How much good that will do, Boys under 16, both smgles; round action was Green, the only sophomore on Slmll ol Kent State, Bob Redd dlolce laat year. conchts:,""~af':'at'~ 4 dr. H.T. I oy, AI p. Ill..,!,.. rodle since the faculty plainly 11 stuf· No. 1 iD Obio Boys under Bethune-CookmaR (Fla.), a hootor led with several years of blgb and Boys under 16 singles, 88 loser lA> Carroll (Mont.). eoDep Balkalboll Relal1l but to 88IICiloa lha March 65 Ford Feir. 500 ' eating ond little exercise, reo also Is the U. S. champion In other first round By Ullltecl Preso IidenalloDal De flgb beween Cassius 2 Dr. Hordtop, 219 M matna lA> be ...,_ doubles Boys under 14 division. Tuesday, aecllld-seedecl NAIA 1'ollniametd and Ernie TerreD lor lno, Crulllmotlo AI K C11J M Lee! Gardena. . Low milo... ., · Faculty wbo plan- hope- Ron Deem, Southern who was handed 65 Ford Gel. 500 111 participate In addition lo executive bead, is · Grmblng '10 Cent. Wash. 111 diia bot potato by Ontario 2 dr. Honll9p, 2!!.~!~' Mr. Morrison Include COach get a big crowd out By Unlled Preu llllenialkmal the Weslenl Divialon wh.. New Canoll 91 Btbne-fu>kmn u Atbletlcs Commissioner Merv standard tr1ns. hootor Gary Parsona, Chad Moore, night for the Tomadoe5' Now that Philadelphia York JXIIIecl out a 133-132 Lateiaud 915 lJolleld 81 McKenzie, l<lld the Dick Martin, Bob Ord and Sporl! Banquet. 11 II finally grabbed tie top spot overtime wiD In the Madison Midwestern 91 Monmouth 9J the fight application 65 Forcl Gal. School Board Member Howard Speaker for the event National Basketball Square Garden nightcap. Se Albuquerque 81 New Haven 74 requiremenls of the Atbltotics Conv, 352 ong. Std. trll., . rodlo ond ·hooltr Caldwell Glenn 1. (Tiger) Ellison, Eastern Division It cond place Baltimore flatteMd Carsn-NWIDII 68 1m_ Cent. r1 COnlrni Act. 64 Forcl G1l. 500 · Some of the varsity boya man football coach at lA> let go. Francisco, 130-109 Ia a Athena 88 Pliabg st. 7i Local promoter Frank TunXL. Conv. I qol. AI traM., are Charles Knight, John Pool- Stale University, a noted The 76ers edged Into at Eugene, Ore. DJ. Walyan 88 l)lrtl•soa '18 JieY and the Maple Leal p. 1lolr!ng, rodlo ond ..... with a win over Rookie Billy Cunningham ~·- ---· Gardena wUI promote the bout, dgl k er, Steve Ba ey and Gary quet ·spea er. POMEROY LANES ad I b1a lh ~ """" -~· bleb I Uecl •· find born In Tuesday pushed ~ PhD e p e spaco ~·lgM• 110 Lafa..tta w a w a e It " reported that at Wolfe. Junior ,.....,.. "'--~ "" '·ague Louis wbe1 he "" •w ~ Shorter , .._ .. fo -•• cltll . New y ork, 65 Musteng 2 ahead with a 112-106 St. Oglethorpe ·~ ur ,..,er term) During the halftime in ,_ one per8fll1 - Iormer Februarv ?A 1966 th . 1' In~ d•,.,•• the '"' • Cbl M !real ond tile H.T. 289 ong, 4 """' olon of the game there wUJ be Head Football Coach ., ' WoD Loll St. Louis In e opener m • po '" -'"'" cago, on tr1n1. Radio 1nd heatw T , Madison Square Garden twin second period as the 76ers Oblo Hlp ll<hool BaskelhaD Montreal auburb, Verdua, 1 table teanls exhibition leatur· Chancey_ will come from 16 , 64 Forcl Gal. 500 · . . h Ell' earn • • . ahead to otay. B United Pn Clay's "unpatriotic" remarks lng John Tannehill, 13, ef Mid- shall Umversity to ear >T 4 12. S Pblladelpbia bas six game• 1n tile nightcap, Utile Howie f Cia AABI Dlltrlc'· about lhe war In Viet Nam ond 2 dr, H.T. 352 M trans., p. stHrfns, r•le, dleport, aatlonal champion of son. Deem says, "If you hear A:::nd Oil II 7 left on it. schedule and Boston, Komlves scored seven points il A:• Cal bul .. lhe suspected underworld 8llsohe1ter boya under 14. John is expected this fellow once you would go Team 3 8 10 winner of seven straight league llte overtime lo upend the Col •·- LID~~ M elations of TerreU's former 62 Comet 2 Door to play against the Obio Uol- anywhere to hear him . ' White ~--tr,·c fl Lak h · t 'I - - 1o urn.... """ dvl B rn1 Rll km bad 6 11 be 0bt ed "'""' has ve. ers, w o JUS can ~ COJumb llarll 51 a aer, e e c an, 6 cyl. Std. tronL ..... versity Intramural champion. Ticket. may am Team ~ 1 17 Los Angeles me an w hi I e win in New York, PleasaRt VIew us ey givea the light a strong enough and hitter. John goes lo Detroit the wee!< the high school unlit 1 a. m. High Game - Mike missed cllnlf.Iing first spot iD But Laker lan1 could console U 51 Arlin....., aroma to Ioree it out of the 62 Ford G1l. 500 end of March 15-26 lo compete Friday. 171, Sally Globokar, 118; themselves that Elgin Baylor Is t1a 1'~"'- 42 United States. 4 dr. I cyl. AI TrollL, 1'. 1 • In the 1966 u. 8. Open 8eries - Lenny Van Meter ready for the playoffs. Be ~. aurn th "I want "' emphaslre that dMring, radio ettcl ...._ four divisions of play, Boys un- It's about lime for high sch"?l Sally Glubokar, 399. HI g S scored 46 points, while Jerry co 0 Ibis decision In no way 63 Comet Custom der 16 singles, Boys under 18 boys to break out baseballs m Team Game and Serieo - AshWest added 18. New York got Portsmouth ~ 15 condones or supporl! previous 2 Dr. 6 oyHndor, .,..,... singles, and Boys under 16 dou- preparation for spring competl- land Oil, 670, 1911. big outbursts from Walt Bella· Soulhe tern =-~er actions, afflllationA · or public tranL, ncflo llldl hNflr 81 79 1 bles with Richard Farrel of lion. my, who bad 40, and rookie N Pldladel e statement. made by either of Cleveland and Boys under It Several boys, anxious to get a Bend League Da.ve Stallworth, who IA>ssed Ia str bur ""BrllU the major parUclpanta In doubleo with Steve Parsons of head start, already are throwaa g 70 an1 .. light," R<>wntree stressed. 31 . CharlesiA>n. ing. None of the high school Ed's Auto Tnm 52 aJDeS Baltimore tralled San FrancisAI Con!OII Tho minister later admitted USED CARLOT 76 Tannehill hnlds 1965 rankings teams have gotten outside yet. T..•m 300 50 co by nine points In the aeeoad DaClllolland SoLoutbluurdg!A>n 58Lak .. be would probably be Locuot a s,...,.,. 111. as follows: No, I In the U. 9. But It won't be long. WMPO 34 By United Pres• lniematlonal quarter but blew lbe game eve1 es 48 e .. atendance at the bout himself Mlddloport Dutton Drugs 33 Wedaesday Right's Ohio with 1 3'1·22 margin iD the Waid Cross and Soo 25 school district slaru:a. Johnny Green !lit Eaat Ulllverslty Dlv. Midwest Steel 22 acbedule: of 15 shots to get 25 poiols ball team Tneaday for the High Game - G. Osborne, CLASS AA also hauled down a dozea IbM lhll season. Also named 203; High Series - Les DameAI llastlako Don Obi bit to of 19 lhe JO.maa squad wert wood, 556. High Game and Geneva (14-6) vs >hots for :!0 polnls. Lloyd d Rutgers, Hubie les _ Ed's Auto Trim, 841, Eastlake North (15-tl) Rick Barry Jed lhe Warriors abaD of LaSalle, Mal Graham Eastern's Charles Knight, a 6·3 senior, led all vote____ At Lorain wilb 15 poinls. of NYU, Ke1th Hocbsleln of getters Tuesday night at Kyger Creek High School where Trl County League Cleveland st. Edward (20-1) Holy Croos, John Rodgers Southern Valley Athletic Conference cage coaches seLoraill Adm. King (13-a) Bucknell, Carver Clinton of lected the 1965-66 All-Star team. Cr , Steak H AI Berea ECAC AILSTARS Pl!Dll state, Keith Sedlacek of 46 Knight, who paced the Eagow s OIISa 3B Maple Heights (19-1) vo NEW YORK (UPI)-Guanl Harvard, Bill Morley of lea to tlleir second undisputed Southwestern received the Gal· H~lsum Sale>• Cleveland John Adams Bill Melchlonnl tl VIllanova ware and Mike Broncb 38 SVAC t!Ue iD two years, picked lla tournament trophy. Meigs Co. Beagle Club AI Youngstowo was named lA> the ECAC A1J. Fairfield. 42 · 11. He ed the Foreman & Abbott 31 up poll! WBll oarn All . league players in both Craig's Market 30 WarreR Hardillg (10-1) vs All-Star captain. Filleen play- football and basketball are to G & J Auto Parts 11 Youngstown East (11~1)1 .,, were aominated, lO were receive. certificates. High Game aJid Series - LarAI Canton named - five on the first team · c Lin001 ( l 3 - five oa the second unit. The The coaches discussed ry Wilson, :144~ 818; High team anton n ~ :~~ NEW CHAMPION SPARK PWGS- 691 live coaches based their selec- sports. Kyger Creek will game and series - MeJgo Co. CLASS A Uoaa 01 the 10-9-8 etc. point track ond hnseball teams. Olh· Club, 903, 2606. At COJumbu Nylon Slip On AUTO SEAT COVERS $5.77 . system. , ers mdiCated they would a!River Valley (11-9) vs Nortb Gallla I Ruger Garrett, tempt baseball thiS year. Marcb 4, l~oa Lost Licking Valley (17-3) NORGE EUCTRIC DRYER $69.00 . a 5-11 Jumor, tomled 41 pomll! Team 2 COlumbus University 19-11) vs 3 0 in the balloting. Kyger Creek's Team 4 Big Walnut (18-3) NORGE AUTOMATIC WASHER_ $79.00 1 Newark Catholic (16-4) vs 2 Lanny Tyo, a 1-1 senlor, tota~ lllOD 1 1 ed 40 Team 3 36H ELECTRIC RANGE _ _ _ $159.00 · ~ng ont the first unH Team I 0 3 Fairbanks < Gene Hall a 1-1 Southwe• High Game - Gary Colum!Ns Westfall (17-3) Vs 15"- N.W. PORTAWALLS _ 49c nch were junior . and' Dan llall, a 6-3 173; High Series AI N Fredencktown Phil delpbl "~'' 11 Trace aelllor. Hawley, 436. High ream ew a a 26" GIRLS OR BOYS BIKES $36.81 .· ed lA> tile second team and Series - Team 2, 2'17, 789. Garaway (17-11 vs e Bndgeport 121~n I 36" GAS RANGE _ _ _ _ $109.00 ~-1 5-11 · · SENT BOWIJNG old AI Canton "'~ es """'6"'.• JunlOI', TAMPA, Fla. (UP[) - A POMEROY LANES Columbiana 111-91 vs EaalerJI; Steve ~!holt, 6-1 sell- nal workout was scheduled Cuyahoga Height. (111-4) 14 cu. ft. 2 Dr. G.E. REFRIGERATOR $238. IOr, Southwestern, C!Iuc~ Leach day for the Cincinnati Reds he· Trl CouDiy League Kent State (15-3) vs G.E. STEAM IRON $9.95 6-3 seruor, Kyger Creek, Terry lure they )auacb the Grapefruit February !Z, lll6l McDonald (18-3) Cremeens, 5-10 junior, Hannan Lesgue season on Thursday • Polato AI CbUUcothe Trace ond Clyde Smith, 5-9 sen- against Kansas City at BradeR· Crow • Steak House 18 PROVEN 4 SLICE TOASTER-- $15.98 ior. North Gallia. Fl Meigs Oo. Beagle Club 30 Proctorvllla (Zl-11) vs McArthur (15-6) 1n other matters, Kyger Creet IA>n. In ana. inlrasquad game Tues· HoIsurn Sales 30 • HOUSE BROOMS 98c received the SVAC grid trophy, da , leflhander Ted Foreman ond Abbott 25 White Oak (19-1 I vs Eastera the cage trophy, aad wi. louched for five hits Cra1gs Market 24 Chillicothe Flagel (:!0-3) TOOL ASSORTMENT - - - 8Bc nch • four runs In the ninth G and J Auto Parlo 15 ELECTRIC CLOCKS $3.91 . !tie Dave Bristol& beat the High Game and Series -Don SERVIC~" Fight Resulu Sievers 8-4 in the final Schiihng, 223, 600; .iigh Team ~ By Unlled Pl'eso Infmi.IIlooal Rookie third daseman 30 g1l. GAS WATER HEATERS_ $56.00 Game - Meigs Beugle Club, MIAMI BEACH !UPil - Boehmer louched off the ral'y 913; High 'Jearn Series - HoiDoug Jones, 195, New York, with a double and pinch hitter sum Sales, 260'/ · 52 91l. ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS $74.95 slopped Lou Dalley, 188, Jim Coker singled In the winning We Repair All omaha, Neb, (5). GRASS SEED---- 5 lbs. $1.39 run. Waters of Utah's Great Salt Mlkft & Moclelo Chico Ruiz and Lee May had Lake are 22 per cent salt. %H DRILLS $7.77 ' LEWISTON, Maine (UPII - doubles lor the Brtstols, who got British forces at the Batilell Tom MeNeeley, 209, Medfield, 10 hila, and Tommy Helms and New Orleans, last battle JIG SAW, ELECTRIC--- $1 Maas., outpointed Jean.Ciaude Johnny Edwards had doubles for tile War oi1Bl2, were OOITIDl81Id-JI wv :1-2255 Residential Custamen: Check :roar Dlrectol'J R<>y, 188, Quebec City (10). · the Sievers. eel by Gen. SU' Edward Ill I. Moln St. ,_.., listing now, and ull ua promptly It :you wiBII to FLASHUGHT BAnERIES - - - NEW YORKiUP!) -Mike Sammy Ellis, Jim O'Toole l~ba.,m.,·=======...ii "'iiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii~ make a change. and Jack Baldachua were 1: 1 pt. SPRAY PAINT (Asst. Colon)_ Cortez, 140, Puerlo Rico, Scheduled lA> start against the Consider including other 8191DQen of 7'0111' 1&111111 stopped MUte Cruz, 13'/li, Athletics. in the Directory. Personal liatblp cost verr little 2 CYCLE MOWERS---Puerto Rico (8). and mean 110 much. ROBINSON siGNS 4 CYCLE MOWERS---TOLEDO (UPI) -Ruben MIAMI IUPI) - All-star outF11tures: Busin• CJMtomers: IJatiDaB 1n the YeUow IBurricane) Cartar, 157, Pater· fielder Frank ROOinson obtainPages will brlnR' more cuatomera to your door. And 6 VOLT LANTERN - - - - liOn, N.J., outpointed WUbe~t ed In .the key winter tr~e with 1 A FINE SELECTION OF TOP QUALITY you'll reac. b more buyers by Uatina' IUICler additwnal (Skeeter) McClure, 161, Detroit Cincinnati, Tuesday signed a 10" TEFLON. SKILLETS - - - elaaaiftcations. Separate Directory llatlnp for key Mich. (10). Baltimore contract for a reponpersonnel pay off, too, BI!:rziAFF SIGNS-, ed $115,1100, the biggest con~·aet II 1.2 CUP PERCOLATORS--In Oriole hisiA>ry. · 1ction: Call our Blllln• Oftlce toPHILADELPHIA (UP!) ROOlnsoli waa obtained from HAND MIXERS----AT ALL TIMES clay for addltiOIII or ebal!pa. Pete Retdaff, 33-year old Cincinnati last December for PblladelpblJ Eagle tight end, Milt Pappas, Jack · Baldso~n tlgned Tqesday for bit lith and Dick Simpaon. The aci)ul~ve aesson witb the sltleJI q1 Roblnaon gives lhe OrNaUonal ·FOOiball 1.eagvt elub. !olea lhe key alugger they ~~= JL PHONE 593MOJ AMriWJ . •utal :_' .•....... ~ Retllall IJ. the Eagles' all·I/DI• ~~ways Jacked and has m DEAl FR STOll leader Ill pus recepllol!l with them one of top favorites ID the 15 N. COURT ST. \ ATHENS, 0. MIDI'I..,.,_,.,., N. !NDAYI. W. !IJlM"!'DI pem!lllt race. ft-69 ~:~\!!y~~,: ~lacing ;:son6-~~'f".=.J~ .....&. Title Fight :Ji. A!,V•h':.!d Sancb'oned by Rowntree 0~ BOWU 76ers May EndCelties • Reign in East Division =llonDd .. WI•IL ILl tBEST ' . Emma Rife, 94 Dies Tuesday Tomg . ht' DI'stn'ct 1: G l\'PW SflllCiacular o- ,!'JW Keith Goble Fonl Knight Leads All-SVAC o..eam Team Selections ,• SHOP AT H&R FIRESTOND Exhib' • Season Opens Thursday El""'•- OPENING TOMORROW RADIO & T.V. QElAND'S T.V. RAY RIGGS, INC. ----- Middleport, 0. (formerly The A&P Building) PHON~ WY 2·5515 STORI MOUIII1 Men, thru Prf. N-ltt, .., Hom• Owned • Optrttec~Br USED CARS ' , For pra111pt • RAY .RIGGS, INC. GENERAL TEl/PHONE lXI ..,....t •••• I ' .,, \' ·~-"~ ,___ ,_ ..... '.... _ 1H&R FIRESTON·E \ • • DOH I IDNA WILSON -- ~ · "' "''"':"' for final changes rnyournew Telephone Directory ' . "'-• ' ~- ... ,___ ., _ ,- , ' �.. ' li ' • ' ()., lfUII!l •• 19811 • THE , SPORTS DESK ' Defending cluimpJon ond seeded Central (Oblo) met Lakeland (Wl!.) loday the opening second rouad of lhe 29th IIIIIIU81 Associatl811 of AlhleUcs (NAIA) ly WWingtlt . aneakesUpper GameWit• h P Faeulty' at Eastern High Continu~s> Today NAJA Tourney KANSAS C1TY, MO, ~auden. .~t u seeded ~Uos::m~~ ~~ one (Tenn.) IOd bllng (La.), No. a, survived. Carson-Newman was to come from behind closing mlnufA!I lA> edge Central, 61H7. ALL ·STARS Qnm. G('!lmhllnc Deeded 111 . IM!rely IbM peritld to ~ ocr_ .. Ceatral Wuhllgtra ljlale, ,,._ forced FifiiHeeded 'hW Watera In 'the aeeded Kellh Layup !Jidlona with 1118 oecond left to alp Sw-'• N-111.. wblll Monmouth (N.J.), •I'll lilt(:! ;• Nt. ~ ~ I < ..-flit . . (N.II.) ~~ . lid- Wtlle1111, No. 13, also •1111!141 It lbe IICCllld wllb U "''~~ vlellrJ *"'"" !N.D.) Slale. T · Toledo Dominates All-MAC Dream eam · " * = ~ !W;::t.: ~ COLUMBUS (UP!) - Toledo, the flrsl team, llded lbe d Palm• Thomas (Minn.) In their wblch liBisbed secoBd In lhe est !ICOI'el' .•s be 1am "'llke lUI • ll!llot __ futead M0nda nlgbt conference dominated lhe Mid- two In the final week. Tho . BW Back.,.ID, Toledo • pinned 18-mlll ' g~e k 1 Yd • t 'conference all • llla1' 8 forward ia from Toledo. ...__ IIIIIIMd to lbe -.1 team today, dobl" a e a • ~pse oquad annouaced to- The others on the ftnl ave 7_ ID8IlJIIIII en1y llollftblllll 61 Olclt 91, 1 one two men o• lhe IIIIIIIThe IDilu&l Faculty-Varsity basketball game at Eastern three seeded teama which am. , ves the league champ~asllld 1 111- Olberl receiving 61 Comet4~t HI b School baa been set for Tnesday, March 15, in the Tuesday, :was No. 16. The Rnckets representatl Uve of Muncie, lad., ud jul!lor IIIOIIIIon ,... Nick Aiel 1111 6..,LA1trent.Wle hootor ,J,nalllum of the high ICbool. The biggest surprise was llte team aeleeted by tho Ken Fowlkes, f.looW lanrard Rich JleiidiU el Bowlilc The game, acheduled to get underway at 7 p.m., will Pittsburg. (Kau.) State. eoacbes were center : lor Ohio Univenity. Fowlta, PIIIJ Snow e1 Mlaml: Bob Blohm 62 Falrblne 4 be preceded by a pancake supper sponsored by the senior The eighth-seeded. Garllla• Aston, Pltt..burgh, and forw from COlumbus, aat out lbe laat and Johll Scbolteat, I oyl. Std. Ironto , aile! hootor , class. Serving will begin at 5 p.m. saw a 45-42 halftime lead Jim COx, who traded the loop three games with a brobll fool MldiJ8u: Mike Hammond Larry Morrlaon, exeeuUve head and other Eaatern vanish early In the acorlng lead most of the aeaso•. The second squad was beaded Dave Brown, ObJo• 63 Forcl Gel. 500 ' faculty members openly expect to get the Eagle varsity stanza In losing lA> Aslol is 6-leet.a and Cox 6-lot- by sophomre Reggie Lacelleld - · Kelll State '1111 TORONTO (UPI) -After ConY. '52 '"" SttL Radio oncl hoator players stuffed with pancake• (Ala.) 118-79. The other 5. of western Michigan. Others Ski.. and Tom Lugfltt, almost two days of lnvestlgaprlor to the claab. Boys under 14, No.8 In lhe U.S. team lo fall In Wall Platkwskl of Bowllnl! were Fred Albrecbt and Doug shall. Langfitt wu a flrst Onlario Labor Minister 63 Chevrolet IIIIJI'lo How much good that will do, Boys under 16, both smgles; round action was Green, the only sophomore on Slmll ol Kent State, Bob Redd dlolce laat year. conchts:,""~af':'at'~ 4 dr. H.T. I oy, AI p. Ill..,!,.. rodle since the faculty plainly 11 stuf· No. 1 iD Obio Boys under Bethune-CookmaR (Fla.), a hootor led with several years of blgb and Boys under 16 singles, 88 loser lA> Carroll (Mont.). eoDep Balkalboll Relal1l but to 88IICiloa lha March 65 Ford Feir. 500 ' eating ond little exercise, reo also Is the U. S. champion In other first round By Ullltecl Preso IidenalloDal De flgb beween Cassius 2 Dr. Hordtop, 219 M matna lA> be ...,_ doubles Boys under 14 division. Tuesday, aecllld-seedecl NAIA 1'ollniametd and Ernie TerreD lor lno, Crulllmotlo AI K C11J M Lee! Gardena. . Low milo... ., · Faculty wbo plan- hope- Ron Deem, Southern who was handed 65 Ford Gel. 500 111 participate In addition lo executive bead, is · Grmblng '10 Cent. Wash. 111 diia bot potato by Ontario 2 dr. Honll9p, 2!!.~!~' Mr. Morrison Include COach get a big crowd out By Unlled Preu llllenialkmal the Weslenl Divialon wh.. New Canoll 91 Btbne-fu>kmn u Atbletlcs Commissioner Merv standard tr1ns. hootor Gary Parsona, Chad Moore, night for the Tomadoe5' Now that Philadelphia York JXIIIecl out a 133-132 Lateiaud 915 lJolleld 81 McKenzie, l<lld the Dick Martin, Bob Ord and Sporl! Banquet. 11 II finally grabbed tie top spot overtime wiD In the Madison Midwestern 91 Monmouth 9J the fight application 65 Forcl Gal. School Board Member Howard Speaker for the event National Basketball Square Garden nightcap. Se Albuquerque 81 New Haven 74 requiremenls of the Atbltotics Conv, 352 ong. Std. trll., . rodlo ond ·hooltr Caldwell Glenn 1. (Tiger) Ellison, Eastern Division It cond place Baltimore flatteMd Carsn-NWIDII 68 1m_ Cent. r1 COnlrni Act. 64 Forcl G1l. 500 · Some of the varsity boya man football coach at lA> let go. Francisco, 130-109 Ia a Athena 88 Pliabg st. 7i Local promoter Frank TunXL. Conv. I qol. AI traM., are Charles Knight, John Pool- Stale University, a noted The 76ers edged Into at Eugene, Ore. DJ. Walyan 88 l)lrtl•soa '18 JieY and the Maple Leal p. 1lolr!ng, rodlo ond ..... with a win over Rookie Billy Cunningham ~·- ---· Gardena wUI promote the bout, dgl k er, Steve Ba ey and Gary quet ·spea er. POMEROY LANES ad I b1a lh ~ """" -~· bleb I Uecl •· find born In Tuesday pushed ~ PhD e p e spaco ~·lgM• 110 Lafa..tta w a w a e It " reported that at Wolfe. Junior ,.....,.. "'--~ "" '·ague Louis wbe1 he "" •w ~ Shorter , .._ .. fo -•• cltll . New y ork, 65 Musteng 2 ahead with a 112-106 St. Oglethorpe ·~ ur ,..,er term) During the halftime in ,_ one per8fll1 - Iormer Februarv ?A 1966 th . 1' In~ d•,.,•• the '"' • Cbl M !real ond tile H.T. 289 ong, 4 """' olon of the game there wUJ be Head Football Coach ., ' WoD Loll St. Louis In e opener m • po '" -'"'" cago, on tr1n1. Radio 1nd heatw T , Madison Square Garden twin second period as the 76ers Oblo Hlp ll<hool BaskelhaD Montreal auburb, Verdua, 1 table teanls exhibition leatur· Chancey_ will come from 16 , 64 Forcl Gal. 500 · . . h Ell' earn • • . ahead to otay. B United Pn Clay's "unpatriotic" remarks lng John Tannehill, 13, ef Mid- shall Umversity to ear >T 4 12. S Pblladelpbia bas six game• 1n tile nightcap, Utile Howie f Cia AABI Dlltrlc'· about lhe war In Viet Nam ond 2 dr, H.T. 352 M trans., p. stHrfns, r•le, dleport, aatlonal champion of son. Deem says, "If you hear A:::nd Oil II 7 left on it. schedule and Boston, Komlves scored seven points il A:• Cal bul .. lhe suspected underworld 8llsohe1ter boya under 14. John is expected this fellow once you would go Team 3 8 10 winner of seven straight league llte overtime lo upend the Col •·- LID~~ M elations of TerreU's former 62 Comet 2 Door to play against the Obio Uol- anywhere to hear him . ' White ~--tr,·c fl Lak h · t 'I - - 1o urn.... """ dvl B rn1 Rll km bad 6 11 be 0bt ed "'""' has ve. ers, w o JUS can ~ COJumb llarll 51 a aer, e e c an, 6 cyl. Std. tronL ..... versity Intramural champion. Ticket. may am Team ~ 1 17 Los Angeles me an w hi I e win in New York, PleasaRt VIew us ey givea the light a strong enough and hitter. John goes lo Detroit the wee!< the high school unlit 1 a. m. High Game - Mike missed cllnlf.Iing first spot iD But Laker lan1 could console U 51 Arlin....., aroma to Ioree it out of the 62 Ford G1l. 500 end of March 15-26 lo compete Friday. 171, Sally Globokar, 118; themselves that Elgin Baylor Is t1a 1'~"'- 42 United States. 4 dr. I cyl. AI TrollL, 1'. 1 • In the 1966 u. 8. Open 8eries - Lenny Van Meter ready for the playoffs. Be ~. aurn th "I want "' emphaslre that dMring, radio ettcl ...._ four divisions of play, Boys un- It's about lime for high sch"?l Sally Glubokar, 399. HI g S scored 46 points, while Jerry co 0 Ibis decision In no way 63 Comet Custom der 16 singles, Boys under 18 boys to break out baseballs m Team Game and Serieo - AshWest added 18. New York got Portsmouth ~ 15 condones or supporl! previous 2 Dr. 6 oyHndor, .,..,... singles, and Boys under 16 dou- preparation for spring competl- land Oil, 670, 1911. big outbursts from Walt Bella· Soulhe tern =-~er actions, afflllationA · or public tranL, ncflo llldl hNflr 81 79 1 bles with Richard Farrel of lion. my, who bad 40, and rookie N Pldladel e statement. made by either of Cleveland and Boys under It Several boys, anxious to get a Bend League Da.ve Stallworth, who IA>ssed Ia str bur ""BrllU the major parUclpanta In doubleo with Steve Parsons of head start, already are throwaa g 70 an1 .. light," R<>wntree stressed. 31 . CharlesiA>n. ing. None of the high school Ed's Auto Tnm 52 aJDeS Baltimore tralled San FrancisAI Con!OII Tho minister later admitted USED CARLOT 76 Tannehill hnlds 1965 rankings teams have gotten outside yet. T..•m 300 50 co by nine points In the aeeoad DaClllolland SoLoutbluurdg!A>n 58Lak .. be would probably be Locuot a s,...,.,. 111. as follows: No, I In the U. 9. But It won't be long. WMPO 34 By United Pres• lniematlonal quarter but blew lbe game eve1 es 48 e .. atendance at the bout himself Mlddloport Dutton Drugs 33 Wedaesday Right's Ohio with 1 3'1·22 margin iD the Waid Cross and Soo 25 school district slaru:a. Johnny Green !lit Eaat Ulllverslty Dlv. Midwest Steel 22 acbedule: of 15 shots to get 25 poiols ball team Tneaday for the High Game - G. Osborne, CLASS AA also hauled down a dozea IbM lhll season. Also named 203; High Series - Les DameAI llastlako Don Obi bit to of 19 lhe JO.maa squad wert wood, 556. High Game and Geneva (14-6) vs >hots for :!0 polnls. Lloyd d Rutgers, Hubie les _ Ed's Auto Trim, 841, Eastlake North (15-tl) Rick Barry Jed lhe Warriors abaD of LaSalle, Mal Graham Eastern's Charles Knight, a 6·3 senior, led all vote____ At Lorain wilb 15 poinls. of NYU, Ke1th Hocbsleln of getters Tuesday night at Kyger Creek High School where Trl County League Cleveland st. Edward (20-1) Holy Croos, John Rodgers Southern Valley Athletic Conference cage coaches seLoraill Adm. King (13-a) Bucknell, Carver Clinton of lected the 1965-66 All-Star team. Cr , Steak H AI Berea ECAC AILSTARS Pl!Dll state, Keith Sedlacek of 46 Knight, who paced the Eagow s OIISa 3B Maple Heights (19-1) vo NEW YORK (UPI)-Guanl Harvard, Bill Morley of lea to tlleir second undisputed Southwestern received the Gal· H~lsum Sale>• Cleveland John Adams Bill Melchlonnl tl VIllanova ware and Mike Broncb 38 SVAC t!Ue iD two years, picked lla tournament trophy. Meigs Co. Beagle Club AI Youngstowo was named lA> the ECAC A1J. Fairfield. 42 · 11. He ed the Foreman & Abbott 31 up poll! WBll oarn All . league players in both Craig's Market 30 WarreR Hardillg (10-1) vs All-Star captain. Filleen play- football and basketball are to G & J Auto Parts 11 Youngstown East (11~1)1 .,, were aominated, lO were receive. certificates. High Game aJid Series - LarAI Canton named - five on the first team · c Lin001 ( l 3 - five oa the second unit. The The coaches discussed ry Wilson, :144~ 818; High team anton n ~ :~~ NEW CHAMPION SPARK PWGS- 691 live coaches based their selec- sports. Kyger Creek will game and series - MeJgo Co. CLASS A Uoaa 01 the 10-9-8 etc. point track ond hnseball teams. Olh· Club, 903, 2606. At COJumbu Nylon Slip On AUTO SEAT COVERS $5.77 . system. , ers mdiCated they would a!River Valley (11-9) vs Nortb Gallla I Ruger Garrett, tempt baseball thiS year. Marcb 4, l~oa Lost Licking Valley (17-3) NORGE EUCTRIC DRYER $69.00 . a 5-11 Jumor, tomled 41 pomll! Team 2 COlumbus University 19-11) vs 3 0 in the balloting. Kyger Creek's Team 4 Big Walnut (18-3) NORGE AUTOMATIC WASHER_ $79.00 1 Newark Catholic (16-4) vs 2 Lanny Tyo, a 1-1 senlor, tota~ lllOD 1 1 ed 40 Team 3 36H ELECTRIC RANGE _ _ _ $159.00 · ~ng ont the first unH Team I 0 3 Fairbanks < Gene Hall a 1-1 Southwe• High Game - Gary Colum!Ns Westfall (17-3) Vs 15"- N.W. PORTAWALLS _ 49c nch were junior . and' Dan llall, a 6-3 173; High Series AI N Fredencktown Phil delpbl "~'' 11 Trace aelllor. Hawley, 436. High ream ew a a 26" GIRLS OR BOYS BIKES $36.81 .· ed lA> tile second team and Series - Team 2, 2'17, 789. Garaway (17-11 vs e Bndgeport 121~n I 36" GAS RANGE _ _ _ _ $109.00 ~-1 5-11 · · SENT BOWIJNG old AI Canton "'~ es """'6"'.• JunlOI', TAMPA, Fla. (UP[) - A POMEROY LANES Columbiana 111-91 vs EaalerJI; Steve ~!holt, 6-1 sell- nal workout was scheduled Cuyahoga Height. (111-4) 14 cu. ft. 2 Dr. G.E. REFRIGERATOR $238. IOr, Southwestern, C!Iuc~ Leach day for the Cincinnati Reds he· Trl CouDiy League Kent State (15-3) vs G.E. STEAM IRON $9.95 6-3 seruor, Kyger Creek, Terry lure they )auacb the Grapefruit February !Z, lll6l McDonald (18-3) Cremeens, 5-10 junior, Hannan Lesgue season on Thursday • Polato AI CbUUcothe Trace ond Clyde Smith, 5-9 sen- against Kansas City at BradeR· Crow • Steak House 18 PROVEN 4 SLICE TOASTER-- $15.98 ior. North Gallia. Fl Meigs Oo. Beagle Club 30 Proctorvllla (Zl-11) vs McArthur (15-6) 1n other matters, Kyger Creet IA>n. In ana. inlrasquad game Tues· HoIsurn Sales 30 • HOUSE BROOMS 98c received the SVAC grid trophy, da , leflhander Ted Foreman ond Abbott 25 White Oak (19-1 I vs Eastera the cage trophy, aad wi. louched for five hits Cra1gs Market 24 Chillicothe Flagel (:!0-3) TOOL ASSORTMENT - - - 8Bc nch • four runs In the ninth G and J Auto Parlo 15 ELECTRIC CLOCKS $3.91 . !tie Dave Bristol& beat the High Game and Series -Don SERVIC~" Fight Resulu Sievers 8-4 in the final Schiihng, 223, 600; .iigh Team ~ By Unlled Pl'eso Infmi.IIlooal Rookie third daseman 30 g1l. GAS WATER HEATERS_ $56.00 Game - Meigs Beugle Club, MIAMI BEACH !UPil - Boehmer louched off the ral'y 913; High 'Jearn Series - HoiDoug Jones, 195, New York, with a double and pinch hitter sum Sales, 260'/ · 52 91l. ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS $74.95 slopped Lou Dalley, 188, Jim Coker singled In the winning We Repair All omaha, Neb, (5). GRASS SEED---- 5 lbs. $1.39 run. Waters of Utah's Great Salt Mlkft & Moclelo Chico Ruiz and Lee May had Lake are 22 per cent salt. %H DRILLS $7.77 ' LEWISTON, Maine (UPII - doubles lor the Brtstols, who got British forces at the Batilell Tom MeNeeley, 209, Medfield, 10 hila, and Tommy Helms and New Orleans, last battle JIG SAW, ELECTRIC--- $1 Maas., outpointed Jean.Ciaude Johnny Edwards had doubles for tile War oi1Bl2, were OOITIDl81Id-JI wv :1-2255 Residential Custamen: Check :roar Dlrectol'J R<>y, 188, Quebec City (10). · the Sievers. eel by Gen. SU' Edward Ill I. Moln St. ,_.., listing now, and ull ua promptly It :you wiBII to FLASHUGHT BAnERIES - - - NEW YORKiUP!) -Mike Sammy Ellis, Jim O'Toole l~ba.,m.,·=======...ii "'iiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii~ make a change. and Jack Baldachua were 1: 1 pt. SPRAY PAINT (Asst. Colon)_ Cortez, 140, Puerlo Rico, Scheduled lA> start against the Consider including other 8191DQen of 7'0111' 1&111111 stopped MUte Cruz, 13'/li, Athletics. in the Directory. Personal liatblp cost verr little 2 CYCLE MOWERS---Puerto Rico (8). and mean 110 much. ROBINSON siGNS 4 CYCLE MOWERS---TOLEDO (UPI) -Ruben MIAMI IUPI) - All-star outF11tures: Busin• CJMtomers: IJatiDaB 1n the YeUow IBurricane) Cartar, 157, Pater· fielder Frank ROOinson obtainPages will brlnR' more cuatomera to your door. And 6 VOLT LANTERN - - - - liOn, N.J., outpointed WUbe~t ed In .the key winter tr~e with 1 A FINE SELECTION OF TOP QUALITY you'll reac. b more buyers by Uatina' IUICler additwnal (Skeeter) McClure, 161, Detroit Cincinnati, Tuesday signed a 10" TEFLON. SKILLETS - - - elaaaiftcations. Separate Directory llatlnp for key Mich. (10). Baltimore contract for a reponpersonnel pay off, too, BI!:rziAFF SIGNS-, ed $115,1100, the biggest con~·aet II 1.2 CUP PERCOLATORS--In Oriole hisiA>ry. · 1ction: Call our Blllln• Oftlce toPHILADELPHIA (UP!) ROOlnsoli waa obtained from HAND MIXERS----AT ALL TIMES clay for addltiOIII or ebal!pa. Pete Retdaff, 33-year old Cincinnati last December for PblladelpblJ Eagle tight end, Milt Pappas, Jack · Baldso~n tlgned Tqesday for bit lith and Dick Simpaon. The aci)ul~ve aesson witb the sltleJI q1 Roblnaon gives lhe OrNaUonal ·FOOiball 1.eagvt elub. !olea lhe key alugger they ~~= JL PHONE 593MOJ AMriWJ . •utal :_' .•....... ~ Retllall IJ. the Eagles' all·I/DI• ~~ways Jacked and has m DEAl FR STOll leader Ill pus recepllol!l with them one of top favorites ID the 15 N. COURT ST. \ ATHENS, 0. MIDI'I..,.,_,.,., N. !NDAYI. W. !IJlM"!'DI pem!lllt race. ft-69 ~:~\!!y~~,: ~lacing ;:son6-~~'f".=.J~ .....&. Title Fight :Ji. A!,V•h':.!d Sancb'oned by Rowntree 0~ BOWU 76ers May EndCelties • Reign in East Division =llonDd .. WI•IL ILl tBEST ' . Emma Rife, 94 Dies Tuesday Tomg . ht' DI'stn'ct 1: G l\'PW SflllCiacular o- ,!'JW Keith Goble Fonl Knight Leads All-SVAC o..eam Team Selections ,• SHOP AT H&R FIRESTOND Exhib' • Season Opens Thursday El""'•- OPENING TOMORROW RADIO & T.V. QElAND'S T.V. RAY RIGGS, INC. ----- Middleport, 0. (formerly The A&P Building) PHON~ WY 2·5515 STORI MOUIII1 Men, thru Prf. N-ltt, .., Hom• Owned • Optrttec~Br USED CARS ' , For pra111pt • RAY .RIGGS, INC. GENERAL TEl/PHONE lXI ..,....t •••• I ' .,, \' ·~-"~ ,___ ,_ ..... '.... _ 1H&R FIRESTON·E \ • • DOH I IDNA WILSON -- ~ · "' "''"':"' for final changes rnyournew Telephone Directory ' . "'-• ' ~- ... ,___ ., _ ,- , ' �..,. •" c;Ji o (. . ., ...,. .~ . !lope at By Jaek O'Brlau .UC ~y..lad to "punch up" Its ·ri/IAI)ljybe"-~o! ~.~.!" ~ lp) wu lak~n of busty yollll8 . ,... ... ONLY FINEST SOLID, NORTHERN-GROWN MAPLE... OF HARDEST "•OWLINO NN · OUALIIY•••· 1$ GOC)DENOUGHFOR ,... y..... • AND EASTER New Spring Dresses I ' BAKER FURNITURE Latest F11hlons by lrltlsh Lilly & Mynlllla Phillips Sisters Style Shop ·.·. Mlddltptrt, 0. , Court St., Pomeroy FOOD SHOPPING IS . A FAMILY AFFAIR at CLOVER FARMI THE FRIENDl' · NESS OF OUR PERSONNEL, THE VARIETY AND QUALITY OF OUR FOOD, TRULYSHOPPING AY. • ·· CLOVER FAir~ ~ FAMILY AFFAIRJ i TUPPERS PLAINS SPEC I AI~ STOKELY SHELLIE BEANS l- OHIO !Kenneth DIVIal CANS . I I 1 ' BECKY'S SHOP Prices Effective At Piggy Bank A MARKET· Open 8 to 8-Mon. Tbru Sal 6TH & PEARL STS. - RAClN~ PORK ROAST "The Store With A HartH c PORK LOIN ROAST ' PICNICS oz. c LB. CANS CRISP ~ " CHUNK STYLE UDISHES c lbunchH Clover FIIIIJ.. Store Sptclell DETERGENT SUN SWI!If PRUNE JWQ GT. SIZE BOX FLORIDA - TOMATOES HI. BASKET-- FAIRMONT COUNTRYSIDE ASSORTED 200 COUNT BOX Sunshine CRACKERS lb. box 35c TISSUES ICE CREAM '12 .... 69 carton C - ~ GORTON'S BREADED ···4<, SOLID PACK TOMATOES NO. ~~ CAN 29c MOJlTON HOUSI SLOPPY JOES 12% oz. CAN_;.,_ 49c CRIICO SHORTENING 83( HI. CAN POPUPS 89' 5 VARIII'flll 10 OZ. PKI. - 39c le!IOIIII the I and 7th &rides. Mr. and Mn. Lonnie Hudson bad u recti!! visi!On, Mr. and Mrl. Ernest Carr rtavld o! Pomeroy. Mr. and Mn. John Dun SO!JI visited with his mother, Mrt. Lenora Dtan recenUy. Mr. and Mn. Wsyne Beal and fsmUy bad as recent su!~l visitors, Rev. and Mrs. M T. Wllli,ms, Mr. and Ro(er Young and Mrs. !IIZIH belh Murray. Nathan Arnold, Jr., son lllrs. Hazel Arnold left for vice TOOrsday rnomln1. Mrs. Delores Klfti, who ls al her home, had 11 1 recent visilor, Mrs. Janeth Beat. , -· - HarriSOnville News Notes ..~•e11 s!v~ trom ~~~ Gtort• Wells commiiDity lied Mr. and ~ !lboww tll!lly ~ Mrs. Cllly ....... '" TOAITIMS FISH STEAKS 22 ounce . I portion•--- ftUNT 49c r-mu-J PUFFS FACIAL 41c ·· QT. _ __ The Cirletoa SWJday School bad Ill II\I'JtiiD"' ol 48, tilerInc •.ll Wanlllp -.Jae Ill· lowed 'llllb a,. Hlnlon who lnlnl<filcid lbt Rev. and Mrs. 1:. li:. Baker. 'l'ba lie¥. Baker !WI~ 011 11omana 11. Also viiiiiQI were llav, and Mrs. Mlrloa T. Wllllsm1 o1 Cheshire. • Mr. IIIII Mrs. Cirl Hall, ca. rol, Ka~ ..and n.nna Hall r.. turne<l bonJe after 1 trip to Forlltaox, Ky. where they VIsltfd tbtir two 10111, Pvt. Joe Hall 11114 Pvt. carl Hall, Jr., who are atotfoJJed lbtre. Mr. ll!d 111'11. BID Oeborne, who um ~ora~er1y 111 lbt Josle Heltcer prwpetly have moved a.. c· lb OUR OWN· FRESH MADE Florida Fresh, Crisp lb. 2 lb. CELERY c LARGE 30 SIZE BUNCH 6Sc 79c : UNCLASSIFIED .29 POTATOES S1.09 'I .fr! ' ••• {·; 50-LB. BAG " {\ ( ',-:·'·' '" BOLOGN·A RED SPECIALS I .. END CUTS lb. PORK SAUSAGE f!iOOij LAUNDRY f'ul·l'alu Produee Feature• .00 CENTER CUTS PORK CHOPS ORANGE or GRAPE AJAX to Llmll Quantities lb. PORK STEAK Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. l- I Rllbt Reserved J RESERVED .. Ful• Valu MARCH 10-17-12 QUANTITY RIGHTS 46 lie... •· 1 FRESH HI-C DRINKS this spread pride ID 1rten4& aJ!d Tbe A"'':m~•·:••~!llellil •04Uall!Wtl. Com i ptt;ld lit lly Uti!M4 !'rftl ...... ~ time ~ ~e II develope4 TMty II Weill~. Yard~ li6Qlljlr whieb reael1•s prMpeciJve st,fl ' · !be Ylh 4ay of ltll wllb 2t'1 fOUl lltlurt memb!or~ They hear thal lll• If follow. Va. ~ is about 111 be erupted by oc!Jool district Is a lood place Tile moea Ia belw-*• Ill full el.llrned a llilarlf and p111'$1111 groups . . By DAVID NYDICK 1 What are some of lhe . In which t.o work. p!lase and r.t quarter. tilt ~t orr : , .. 1 needleat nom1m11 naSI!· UP! Eda.atloll Specllllst melhl!ds which &oocl aehool Careful lhougbt is given 111 The IIIOI'!lll!g alar Is Venut. II< to'l< •n 1 ,• • ID put a quick stop to it How Important Is recruitment systems use? They make every salar~ fringe benefits 811~ The tYelllng alan are Jupller I b•P e nol Indicate ceflsorshlp, of staff to the quallty of an effort 111 make lh~lr ••boola working' conditions. A school and Mercury. h. decent responsibility educational program? The quall· 'l known In educabonal circles. district need nol pay the Amerl""o railroad bulle' sir ·. York burlesque houses sud- ty of the leaching slaff Is Stall members . allend conven- hlgb!ost salary In !he nation t.oj DDd fouDder of Sumford Univ···· · wore slammed !f.Jut by probably lhe greateR! single ' lions. They wnle artlclet fori attract good teachers Thi< 1tty, Leland Stanford, wao b.. ·· 1 La.Quanlla In the late factor alfectlng tilt adlcloll educalional journals. News does not mean that ~ iood on tliis dov In 11!24. by just su~ 8 llluation _ proRJ'am. Obviously 11 Is moll I rele~ses are aent 1o news n lary Is unimportant 11 ....... ID 1132, Abrwm l,lncolll ran Manufacturing <;o 1 · """' r.t hiS Jlrlt 1 ., ' · 1tarted "" llinI tbe m. Important to attract and hire me<ba · mean that a combination «I1i•.,.aipoliiiilllli<!aliii:ioliifficem,.=lhe•W;;.t;;•·---•••~~ thinly camouflaged lhe ~t competent teachers A high level of morale Is factors will determine air In En~Uah and lo- available. maintained with present staff dlatrlct'a atlrartlvehm to 1 :~lillr lortllll l&fliUBill!l There are many ways ID members. These staff memberS candidate. epression day Fiorello recruit teachers. A school are encouraged lo talk with and .. After 19 yean due to the death of my. mother ani! was : in . his o I d system can wail lor apllcanls invite qualified candidates to f A:cu• rrom locaUon, sucb ousme and and rhoose the most competent apply for JIIISilions. .ac ors as communi!~ lnlereilt sickness of a friend. Becky wants to thank her CUI' S at tile names on the from !his group. On the olber Teams of proleosionais from m education, admmlslrative tomers and friendl for their patronage. t burley marqueoa which hand a sc~ool system can lhe district are sent to colle e atllludes towards staff, clall " phooef~clhally spelled out oome aggressively go out and enoou· campuses to lalk with gr~ Size, supphes. and faciUtiea are : e!al was the small rage leache to d ' all Important. 1 Rmanuc, blow which !rigger- This ...;,•d apappropay;h -k"· caunadteidsal"esnd other prospective A &ood school system is nol ect the Uttl Fl • ' • ~ ~ 1o b sit e ower ' petulance piannlng and money but the The residents of the dislrl l deve ped by chance. It takes Leone Kohl, Proprietor as e uttered them all. results can be most rewar""" are alao a f ~-·• c the cooperaUve efforts of 0 · source • ~ ..tera. everyone involved. 4 TO 5 LB. AVERAGE AT LOW, LOW PRICE «: ·:.· RUTLAND, 303 SIZE - . - .,.,.. lldlu hired ID hand out 1 b J1111 I, .olleell 1*1 l!lllylld proRJ'ams. tbt _.. ol JQ IOCill •ucceae The low-key screen - · "111'1 IIICb a marvtloua goa· were immensely more llpl" ··· Capote'• "ID Cold Uve lban the Beatty • 8~" wtDI siJibtly IIJIQIIc In lobby cows grazing in range ·:::" lib Ave. boobtort, which JIIIPPIDi ll..,bulbs and the am•. ~ 011 Ill lbt UlenliYI ly pseudo-name rounded up wa1 . Iallrvillll . 11114 aba!l8t1Ye re- the lnlvilabie Andy Warhol, ·vlewl llll!da ~ 1111 It V..O oppopped in narlne leo111 ... 11ut 1IIIJ Clll't I!Wly !IJ'd.lllbt biiOk panta and Clfltn 11Jt brllllabt detail of lnlher jacktt . Edit ClpaWa urratlft alit, whlel! wick, the far..,ut Anila Is aaperb, lll!d forget all the also was on hand She and lrrtlnlal clalml lbat It's ''nov· dy have turned up for man:"' ell!ed fltcl;" that's just a label desultory event far inferior to ayalbealll lis flowin& story. tilt ll'listlc Integrity of this One of· tha handsomest cou- tie Swedish movie. pies In linn! - store pres. Jer. stub and ry husband David Tile olf·Broadwoy Gibbs 1D I!Je Colony luncheon Goal" is an $11.000 weekly tbroJ!a; lllo Ed and Pegeen out whicll gives Ibis Ultle llllllo; Lovers) Fitz. '· ••••-•·e a ..... -•Iy "' IUWW ..,... "..,. prald .. · l!le111111 tilt Swod· ftt · . Htabest salary in llh ftlm l!nport •oaer Jolm" is caat'• aald ID be $tOO !fl Dloally In .bed, someone now, maybe) All the It~~=~ 1!111!1 liP 'llllb tha ullimiWiy dya have seen it, IO!I!t 1; palafui notion that it should llmeto . · OUr forecast of 11M • mJcbJI&bt PlHDili.. nther network shoe" droJ'plngl ~ in early a. heoled over on schedule Ill. It '-'a Tower East, with ABC·TV's Ed Scherlck quit· 1111111 urpd to lllllld Ia C!eir and now - anotlm's due . . ' flmll'lle sleeping attire . . . ll's ABC's jusl·named a pod lblng tbe 1110vie won't veep Leonard been ~~~ d Gil lhll small, leerin& enrleblnJ hl!! finn'• Pi """"•I coaeelt, for eveJJ corporate partner . ll*lb Itt a lilt picture, it wilb his trans AUanlic calls t.o llrlp down em 1 ftlr loftier and Danny 'l'llomas' datlihter, ~ level IbiD the self. lo, in London. c .,.._. stunt .. . A few llirls The lUdden trend of movies, laiDetl up 1.1 pajamas a 1 d (moatly spy-spoofs) using li&WpiNDI ahorllel and a scene phnlses only slilblly _ . a1 ~boulder ·length-hair iuated in spellifti as names "l!Dp" ltal lbe 1!ttter pllotoa beroll!tll (Goldfinger started il) ... 11m - . . lTV !tad tu IS spreading like any untidy lbe !!IGIIIy IIOI'IIlal· HUe, but a huge concerted out Community memb!oro who have Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., a Pl'ide ill !heir school system Quality· 0 £TeachiOi' sta ££ . I s·mgIe Factor MOSt VIta ;· ~oi~e of Broadway ·.·. . You Your Child and School 11'1111,.. of Rutland Mtl. Tom Sunday, Mr. and Mrs •. Cllffanl Tbama. Mr. 1!luiene Smllb, wbo wu lincoln or Detroll called a palleD! al MelCI Gtllmll hoa- lriands here and were lookilltll pllal hal returned l!ome 11114 II after lhelr bouse. lmprov~ Mr. 'llld Mn. Earl McGralhl Mr. 11114 Mrt. Chari• lUis visited Sunday at Sltada ol Harrllnnvllle accompanied Mr. and Mrs. James Webb. Mr. and Mn. Charlet Kina to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gillll)ftl Suntinglon, W. Va., wbetll were 1\lftls oi Mr. and Mn. Jlr. KIDC waa ldmllled to tbe Henry Waroner. Velerll!l liolpllal !Gr eJIIIIIIIIa. · llr. ,and Mrs. Charlie Jont>SI llolll. 1ft WU ' dllmlued lbe were peats of Mt. and tlell day. . Ell'l Clllrk II Tuppers Plal!ll Mill 8Udra Ileal •lslled ,.. on &inday afternoon. eent1y with IIIII PeaY Bowtl'l. Guests o1 Mr. and Mil. Dei· -tlboppltw In HuntlnJ• Mil' Rhodea were their chile!.. ren, Mr. and Mrs. Rld!IM Mrs. IIJubelb Mun:ay . Wll Rbodea, Ricky and Belinda Gai!!JoQI to yt;tt Mer aliter, Dunbar, W. Va. GIJOSis lin. 1!lr!na WUI, Who Ia In the CharleatDn were Mrs. l!oapital there. · Fields and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Helll! Carper, wbo IJu ton Rltodes. lleen Ul f<ir several weeks ha& Mn. Katie . Wilson waA ntlli'lled .to )ler .~•chine dullel Illest ol Mr. and Mrs. I!' Blilatd ICboOI wbn 111e YOUJI8. · *' Enjoy the for less '' Z..t1 Cr1ekerr llftntr ,k.., IIJ. box 35c S cans naa., Buur Fairmont Chocolate CARNATION MILK ••••• MILK DRINK PEAK BRAND PINTO BEANS l. cartons SLICED or HALVES HUNT'S PEACHES • • • _ • No. 21h cans Ful-l'alu Fro~en ARGO PEAS EARLY JUNE SWEET 303 quart 59c Food Special! MORTON'S ~rozen FOR Dinners $1 cans -.. - ' .. • S •• n s . -. u . can• ,, Maxwell House ~00 ·.~ .29 lb. bag Makes Dt111rt1 Taste Better! .Ful•Valu Buwt BUTTERMILK BI S.C·UIr,,1~J -----·- 3b'""$100 of 12 • All Varieties On Sale Fui-Valu luyl PILLSBURY tall COFFEE Regular. or Drip KRAFT ,,. ,, TOPPIN G "'..J' ,, : m~o1 "• WHIPPED~ .; l i:.'·l·~ .' l '. ' AEROSOL PRESSURE CAN ••• • • �..,. •" c;Ji o (. . ., ...,. .~ . !lope at By Jaek O'Brlau .UC ~y..lad to "punch up" Its ·ri/IAI)ljybe"-~o! ~.~.!" ~ lp) wu lak~n of busty yollll8 . ,... ... ONLY FINEST SOLID, NORTHERN-GROWN MAPLE... OF HARDEST "•OWLINO NN · OUALIIY•••· 1$ GOC)DENOUGHFOR ,... y..... • AND EASTER New Spring Dresses I ' BAKER FURNITURE Latest F11hlons by lrltlsh Lilly & Mynlllla Phillips Sisters Style Shop ·.·. Mlddltptrt, 0. , Court St., Pomeroy FOOD SHOPPING IS . A FAMILY AFFAIR at CLOVER FARMI THE FRIENDl' · NESS OF OUR PERSONNEL, THE VARIETY AND QUALITY OF OUR FOOD, TRULYSHOPPING AY. • ·· CLOVER FAir~ ~ FAMILY AFFAIRJ i TUPPERS PLAINS SPEC I AI~ STOKELY SHELLIE BEANS l- OHIO !Kenneth DIVIal CANS . I I 1 ' BECKY'S SHOP Prices Effective At Piggy Bank A MARKET· Open 8 to 8-Mon. Tbru Sal 6TH & PEARL STS. - RAClN~ PORK ROAST "The Store With A HartH c PORK LOIN ROAST ' PICNICS oz. c LB. CANS CRISP ~ " CHUNK STYLE UDISHES c lbunchH Clover FIIIIJ.. Store Sptclell DETERGENT SUN SWI!If PRUNE JWQ GT. SIZE BOX FLORIDA - TOMATOES HI. BASKET-- FAIRMONT COUNTRYSIDE ASSORTED 200 COUNT BOX Sunshine CRACKERS lb. box 35c TISSUES ICE CREAM '12 .... 69 carton C - ~ GORTON'S BREADED ···4<, SOLID PACK TOMATOES NO. ~~ CAN 29c MOJlTON HOUSI SLOPPY JOES 12% oz. CAN_;.,_ 49c CRIICO SHORTENING 83( HI. CAN POPUPS 89' 5 VARIII'flll 10 OZ. PKI. - 39c le!IOIIII the I and 7th &rides. Mr. and Mn. Lonnie Hudson bad u recti!! visi!On, Mr. and Mrl. Ernest Carr rtavld o! Pomeroy. Mr. and Mn. John Dun SO!JI visited with his mother, Mrt. Lenora Dtan recenUy. Mr. and Mn. Wsyne Beal and fsmUy bad as recent su!~l visitors, Rev. and Mrs. M T. Wllli,ms, Mr. and Ro(er Young and Mrs. !IIZIH belh Murray. Nathan Arnold, Jr., son lllrs. Hazel Arnold left for vice TOOrsday rnomln1. Mrs. Delores Klfti, who ls al her home, had 11 1 recent visilor, Mrs. Janeth Beat. , -· - HarriSOnville News Notes ..~•e11 s!v~ trom ~~~ Gtort• Wells commiiDity lied Mr. and ~ !lboww tll!lly ~ Mrs. Cllly ....... '" TOAITIMS FISH STEAKS 22 ounce . I portion•--- ftUNT 49c r-mu-J PUFFS FACIAL 41c ·· QT. _ __ The Cirletoa SWJday School bad Ill II\I'JtiiD"' ol 48, tilerInc •.ll Wanlllp -.Jae Ill· lowed 'llllb a,. Hlnlon who lnlnl<filcid lbt Rev. and Mrs. 1:. li:. Baker. 'l'ba lie¥. Baker !WI~ 011 11omana 11. Also viiiiiQI were llav, and Mrs. Mlrloa T. Wllllsm1 o1 Cheshire. • Mr. IIIII Mrs. Cirl Hall, ca. rol, Ka~ ..and n.nna Hall r.. turne<l bonJe after 1 trip to Forlltaox, Ky. where they VIsltfd tbtir two 10111, Pvt. Joe Hall 11114 Pvt. carl Hall, Jr., who are atotfoJJed lbtre. Mr. ll!d 111'11. BID Oeborne, who um ~ora~er1y 111 lbt Josle Heltcer prwpetly have moved a.. c· lb OUR OWN· FRESH MADE Florida Fresh, Crisp lb. 2 lb. CELERY c LARGE 30 SIZE BUNCH 6Sc 79c : UNCLASSIFIED .29 POTATOES S1.09 'I .fr! ' ••• {·; 50-LB. BAG " {\ ( ',-:·'·' '" BOLOGN·A RED SPECIALS I .. END CUTS lb. PORK SAUSAGE f!iOOij LAUNDRY f'ul·l'alu Produee Feature• .00 CENTER CUTS PORK CHOPS ORANGE or GRAPE AJAX to Llmll Quantities lb. PORK STEAK Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. l- I Rllbt Reserved J RESERVED .. Ful• Valu MARCH 10-17-12 QUANTITY RIGHTS 46 lie... •· 1 FRESH HI-C DRINKS this spread pride ID 1rten4& aJ!d Tbe A"'':m~•·:••~!llellil •04Uall!Wtl. Com i ptt;ld lit lly Uti!M4 !'rftl ...... ~ time ~ ~e II develope4 TMty II Weill~. Yard~ li6Qlljlr whieb reael1•s prMpeciJve st,fl ' · !be Ylh 4ay of ltll wllb 2t'1 fOUl lltlurt memb!or~ They hear thal lll• If follow. Va. ~ is about 111 be erupted by oc!Jool district Is a lood place Tile moea Ia belw-*• Ill full el.llrned a llilarlf and p111'$1111 groups . . By DAVID NYDICK 1 What are some of lhe . In which t.o work. p!lase and r.t quarter. tilt ~t orr : , .. 1 needleat nom1m11 naSI!· UP! Eda.atloll Specllllst melhl!ds which &oocl aehool Careful lhougbt is given 111 The IIIOI'!lll!g alar Is Venut. II< to'l< •n 1 ,• • ID put a quick stop to it How Important Is recruitment systems use? They make every salar~ fringe benefits 811~ The tYelllng alan are Jupller I b•P e nol Indicate ceflsorshlp, of staff to the quallty of an effort 111 make lh~lr ••boola working' conditions. A school and Mercury. h. decent responsibility educational program? The quall· 'l known In educabonal circles. district need nol pay the Amerl""o railroad bulle' sir ·. York burlesque houses sud- ty of the leaching slaff Is Stall members . allend conven- hlgb!ost salary In !he nation t.oj DDd fouDder of Sumford Univ···· · wore slammed !f.Jut by probably lhe greateR! single ' lions. They wnle artlclet fori attract good teachers Thi< 1tty, Leland Stanford, wao b.. ·· 1 La.Quanlla In the late factor alfectlng tilt adlcloll educalional journals. News does not mean that ~ iood on tliis dov In 11!24. by just su~ 8 llluation _ proRJ'am. Obviously 11 Is moll I rele~ses are aent 1o news n lary Is unimportant 11 ....... ID 1132, Abrwm l,lncolll ran Manufacturing <;o 1 · """' r.t hiS Jlrlt 1 ., ' · 1tarted "" llinI tbe m. Important to attract and hire me<ba · mean that a combination «I1i•.,.aipoliiiilllli<!aliii:ioliifficem,.=lhe•W;;.t;;•·---•••~~ thinly camouflaged lhe ~t competent teachers A high level of morale Is factors will determine air In En~Uah and lo- available. maintained with present staff dlatrlct'a atlrartlvehm to 1 :~lillr lortllll l&fliUBill!l There are many ways ID members. These staff memberS candidate. epression day Fiorello recruit teachers. A school are encouraged lo talk with and .. After 19 yean due to the death of my. mother ani! was : in . his o I d system can wail lor apllcanls invite qualified candidates to f A:cu• rrom locaUon, sucb ousme and and rhoose the most competent apply for JIIISilions. .ac ors as communi!~ lnlereilt sickness of a friend. Becky wants to thank her CUI' S at tile names on the from !his group. On the olber Teams of proleosionais from m education, admmlslrative tomers and friendl for their patronage. t burley marqueoa which hand a sc~ool system can lhe district are sent to colle e atllludes towards staff, clall " phooef~clhally spelled out oome aggressively go out and enoou· campuses to lalk with gr~ Size, supphes. and faciUtiea are : e!al was the small rage leache to d ' all Important. 1 Rmanuc, blow which !rigger- This ...;,•d apappropay;h -k"· caunadteidsal"esnd other prospective A &ood school system is nol ect the Uttl Fl • ' • ~ ~ 1o b sit e ower ' petulance piannlng and money but the The residents of the dislrl l deve ped by chance. It takes Leone Kohl, Proprietor as e uttered them all. results can be most rewar""" are alao a f ~-·• c the cooperaUve efforts of 0 · source • ~ ..tera. everyone involved. 4 TO 5 LB. AVERAGE AT LOW, LOW PRICE «: ·:.· RUTLAND, 303 SIZE - . - .,.,.. lldlu hired ID hand out 1 b J1111 I, .olleell 1*1 l!lllylld proRJ'ams. tbt _.. ol JQ IOCill •ucceae The low-key screen - · "111'1 IIICb a marvtloua goa· were immensely more llpl" ··· Capote'• "ID Cold Uve lban the Beatty • 8~" wtDI siJibtly IIJIQIIc In lobby cows grazing in range ·:::" lib Ave. boobtort, which JIIIPPIDi ll..,bulbs and the am•. ~ 011 Ill lbt UlenliYI ly pseudo-name rounded up wa1 . Iallrvillll . 11114 aba!l8t1Ye re- the lnlvilabie Andy Warhol, ·vlewl llll!da ~ 1111 It V..O oppopped in narlne leo111 ... 11ut 1IIIJ Clll't I!Wly !IJ'd.lllbt biiOk panta and Clfltn 11Jt brllllabt detail of lnlher jacktt . Edit ClpaWa urratlft alit, whlel! wick, the far..,ut Anila Is aaperb, lll!d forget all the also was on hand She and lrrtlnlal clalml lbat It's ''nov· dy have turned up for man:"' ell!ed fltcl;" that's just a label desultory event far inferior to ayalbealll lis flowin& story. tilt ll'listlc Integrity of this One of· tha handsomest cou- tie Swedish movie. pies In linn! - store pres. Jer. stub and ry husband David Tile olf·Broadwoy Gibbs 1D I!Je Colony luncheon Goal" is an $11.000 weekly tbroJ!a; lllo Ed and Pegeen out whicll gives Ibis Ultle llllllo; Lovers) Fitz. '· ••••-•·e a ..... -•Iy "' IUWW ..,... "..,. prald .. · l!le111111 tilt Swod· ftt · . Htabest salary in llh ftlm l!nport •oaer Jolm" is caat'• aald ID be $tOO !fl Dloally In .bed, someone now, maybe) All the It~~=~ 1!111!1 liP 'llllb tha ullimiWiy dya have seen it, IO!I!t 1; palafui notion that it should llmeto . · OUr forecast of 11M • mJcbJI&bt PlHDili.. nther network shoe" droJ'plngl ~ in early a. heoled over on schedule Ill. It '-'a Tower East, with ABC·TV's Ed Scherlck quit· 1111111 urpd to lllllld Ia C!eir and now - anotlm's due . . ' flmll'lle sleeping attire . . . ll's ABC's jusl·named a pod lblng tbe 1110vie won't veep Leonard been ~~~ d Gil lhll small, leerin& enrleblnJ hl!! finn'• Pi """"•I coaeelt, for eveJJ corporate partner . ll*lb Itt a lilt picture, it wilb his trans AUanlic calls t.o llrlp down em 1 ftlr loftier and Danny 'l'llomas' datlihter, ~ level IbiD the self. lo, in London. c .,.._. stunt .. . A few llirls The lUdden trend of movies, laiDetl up 1.1 pajamas a 1 d (moatly spy-spoofs) using li&WpiNDI ahorllel and a scene phnlses only slilblly _ . a1 ~boulder ·length-hair iuated in spellifti as names "l!Dp" ltal lbe 1!ttter pllotoa beroll!tll (Goldfinger started il) ... 11m - . . lTV !tad tu IS spreading like any untidy lbe !!IGIIIy IIOI'IIlal· HUe, but a huge concerted out Community memb!oro who have Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., a Pl'ide ill !heir school system Quality· 0 £TeachiOi' sta ££ . I s·mgIe Factor MOSt VIta ;· ~oi~e of Broadway ·.·. . You Your Child and School 11'1111,.. of Rutland Mtl. Tom Sunday, Mr. and Mrs •. Cllffanl Tbama. Mr. 1!luiene Smllb, wbo wu lincoln or Detroll called a palleD! al MelCI Gtllmll hoa- lriands here and were lookilltll pllal hal returned l!ome 11114 II after lhelr bouse. lmprov~ Mr. 'llld Mn. Earl McGralhl Mr. 11114 Mrt. Chari• lUis visited Sunday at Sltada ol Harrllnnvllle accompanied Mr. and Mrs. James Webb. Mr. and Mn. Charlet Kina to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gillll)ftl Suntinglon, W. Va., wbetll were 1\lftls oi Mr. and Mn. Jlr. KIDC waa ldmllled to tbe Henry Waroner. Velerll!l liolpllal !Gr eJIIIIIIIIa. · llr. ,and Mrs. Charlie Jont>SI llolll. 1ft WU ' dllmlued lbe were peats of Mt. and tlell day. . Ell'l Clllrk II Tuppers Plal!ll Mill 8Udra Ileal •lslled ,.. on &inday afternoon. eent1y with IIIII PeaY Bowtl'l. Guests o1 Mr. and Mil. Dei· -tlboppltw In HuntlnJ• Mil' Rhodea were their chile!.. ren, Mr. and Mrs. Rld!IM Mrs. IIJubelb Mun:ay . Wll Rbodea, Ricky and Belinda Gai!!JoQI to yt;tt Mer aliter, Dunbar, W. Va. GIJOSis lin. 1!lr!na WUI, Who Ia In the CharleatDn were Mrs. l!oapital there. · Fields and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Helll! Carper, wbo IJu ton Rltodes. lleen Ul f<ir several weeks ha& Mn. Katie . Wilson waA ntlli'lled .to )ler .~•chine dullel Illest ol Mr. and Mrs. I!' Blilatd ICboOI wbn 111e YOUJI8. · *' Enjoy the for less '' Z..t1 Cr1ekerr llftntr ,k.., IIJ. box 35c S cans naa., Buur Fairmont Chocolate CARNATION MILK ••••• MILK DRINK PEAK BRAND PINTO BEANS l. cartons SLICED or HALVES HUNT'S PEACHES • • • _ • No. 21h cans Ful-l'alu Fro~en ARGO PEAS EARLY JUNE SWEET 303 quart 59c Food Special! MORTON'S ~rozen FOR Dinners $1 cans -.. - ' .. • S •• n s . -. u . can• ,, Maxwell House ~00 ·.~ .29 lb. bag Makes Dt111rt1 Taste Better! .Ful•Valu Buwt BUTTERMILK BI S.C·UIr,,1~J -----·- 3b'""$100 of 12 • All Varieties On Sale Fui-Valu luyl PILLSBURY tall COFFEE Regular. or Drip KRAFT ,,. ,, TOPPIN G "'..J' ,, : m~o1 "• WHIPPED~ .; l i:.'·l·~ .' l '. ' AEROSOL PRESSURE CAN ••• • • �.,j I • ' ' .' I .. &-Dany Sentinel, romeroy·Middleport, o., :Mm.'ll MUS Spring Concert Rehearsals in Final Week OM Town Flats Soeiety N0t e8 t , 19ft . J~ton Maywood Johnslon called en Mr. pelller. Mr. Uited and Mrs. Lawrence JobRstoo Mr. end Mrs. a- ~ter and family. · Mrs. Mary SUII II ataylng Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brooks and with Mrs. Anna Haines end re HELEN HELP US!. ~erlng Final rehearsals are be1ng1Brenda Glaze, Susie Manley, Lou Teaford, Linda Jacobs, Ed- 1 Altos - Joyce Long, Connie Cunnle SlmmOJIS, Rutb Ana . - - children, Jo Ann, Keith and from a blp iljury auf· beld th•s week m preparauon Myrtle Faulk, Betsy Cunnmg. l11h Haptonstan, Su<ie Ohhnger, 'Cooke, Chris Bailey, Kathy Lacey, Marta Hubbard aDd Mr. and Mro. Clyde Van Nes• Janet of near TUppers Plains lered recently. 111d '" he sprmg concert Fnday ham. Janie Gerard Karen Haw- Jams Schmoll Sue Rue Sus- Lacey, Dee Slaven, Brat· Linda Hackett of Ravenswood visited Mr. and visited Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oun 1 .vonmg by the vocal groups o{ ley, Judy Brewer, Cat:ly Rus- an Morris, Stephanie Pullen, ton, Olita Lewis, Rose !lacketl, . Ensemble . - .Sopraao I, Mrs. William Ables apd fami· Johnston Sunday afiemaou. two cblldren caned 011 Mr. IIIII School under ! sell, M)Tla W1lson, Sherrie Clatworlhy, Cllrol King, Debbie Grueser, Sandra Swartz Kathy Ruth Ann 1y 011 Sunday. Mrs. Maywood Johnstoa vla- Mra. Maywood JebDS!oD. direction of Mrs. Clarencel ler, Myrna Searls, Joyce Han- IJackie Hawley, Mary JO Hill· Diane Davis, Debbie Klng, .Lou- Halley, _ Elame DaviS;. Sopr!'"" lied Mr. and Mrs. Dana Car-l\lrl. May J. . . . L ,·t·y. vocal music director. SOn, Mary Jane Jenkinson, Kar·!dy, Judy Hysell, Jenny Craig, anna Mcintosh, Ann W1lsoa, II, SoBle Morrls, Suste Ohling· Mr. and, Ml's. Robe.rt ~ The program will feature ,en Faulk, Mary Holman, Alber-~ Nancy Harris, sheila Childs, Kathy Morgan, Candace Babr, er, Jack!~ Hawley; Alto - 01· head of Sherman, W. Va., visltfol~ music trom several cou~-1rn Little. Connie Bachner, ~eHssa Davis • • ana ~avl!, Rose Hackett alld ed Mr. BRd Mrs. Sam Lehew ~''' and numbers from mu"·l Soprano 11 - Sharon Harri· IPatty Slaven, Mary Long, Deb!ne, Grueser. and family . be elf ,,;~, b) the G~rls' Glee Club, son, CaNJie Anderson, Mary iCathy Bailey, Cynthia Mills. Boys Ensemble- Tenor,IW!' Mr. and Mrs. Ro r1 J ers the Girls' Ensemble and 111e Coleman, Larry Gladwell, Ken- ol Syracuse visited her parents Maed Ensemble. Soloists will ny Russell, Wayne D8VIS, Bill Mr. and Mrs. Hom..- lcenhewbe Ruth Ann Halley, Elaine Ha<kett;. Bass, D~vid Oliver, or. . Dav~<. and Kathy McElhinny. Sean Mullen, Jun BarUett, Mrs. Eulah Prolftlt called on Ohio Valley Brlllll The program numbers include, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Talbott Jun Butcher aad Charles Hoi· Mrs. Ltuise Van Meter and ·•one World," by O'Hara-BratNew Lexington, were Saturday eomb. Nicki ton and ''Greensleeves" arrangvisitors of ~is parents, Mr. and Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Chared by Tom Scott: •·chtm Chim Mrs Dell Talbott. lie Carroll and family were AliChoree," by Shenman • Brim· Mr. and Mrs. Mike Evans vJa. thony Carroll, Boston, Mass., b•ll; •·Three Songs trom Sweited Mr. and Mrs. Mac Van· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Mel· den," arranged by Hallstrom: Meter Tuesday evening. er ond lbree children, Mead"Scarlet Ribbons," by DanzigMrs. Elva Dailey and Mrs. ville, Pa., and Robert Ours. lolib. Edwards, and ·'Seventy Six Marie Lawrence were in Parkcal. pkg. Trombones," by Willson-Stick· ersburg, W. Va. Tuesday. Mrs. Minnie Carroll served a los. al l by the Girls' Glee Club. Mfs. Lucille Ridenour and By sarah M. Rife nice dinner to Mrs. Una Dotson The Girls' Ensemble will children, Chester: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Rlfe In honor of her birthday Wed· sing a selection from "Mary Mrs. VanMeter , and Ruby, and children Bobbi and Sam- nesday. Una takes care of Mrs. Poppins." "Sakura. Sakura," ~ DcWitts Run , were recent mie of St. Albans, W. Va. spent Laura Wells local. OHIO VALLEY BRAND Japanese Folk Song arranged guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul the weekend with their pare~ts, Mr. and Paul Ours and by Ham;ton, and " If Ever 1 Evans and son. Mr. and Mrs. Charlef Rrfe, two children, Mrs. Louise Van Would Leave You," by LernerMrs. Maxi ne Durst and Tom local. also .. her mother, ~rs. Meter and Nicki, Mr. and Mrs. Lof'we. called on Lawrence Ritchie Jr. Emma W1lhams of HamsonTbe Mixed Ensemble will be I and fll'lllily Sunday afternOOA. ville. . I fea tured 1n "Julianne" by i E. H. Carpenter and Tony A-!C Ronald S. Rile. wtfe Canal Winchester, Ohio spent DOLLY MADISON Sparks-Brimhall; "Pick a Bale I Tomlinson, Reedsville, flew to Margie and daughter Shelley an Sunday with Mrs. Fay Wond ,.t.lor37c of c(1tton. " arranged by GardHuntington, W. Va. Tuesday Mitzie of Peru, Indiana, 11pent and Mrs. Myrta Rife, who cele- i nt!f; "Black is the Color." ar-1 afternoon . the weekend with his parents, brated her 90th birthday Tues. ranged bv Lu bofL and "Beau-\ Mr!i. Elva Dailey and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife, day, March 8th. catcher Mounta in" by Sparks· I were in Newark, Ohio, over local, and her parents, Mr. and Mr. Billy Vate1la Is helping HART BRAND FodelL the weekend. Judy was a vocal· Mrs. Guy Priddy of Rutland, Mr. Delbert Truman with his l WHOLE KERNEL The concluding numbers are ist at her cousin's wedding. 0. Mr. Rife is stationed at Bun· (ann work. ·'Kashmiri Song.'' by Finden , Darle Wickline and Kenneth ker Hi11 AFB. Mr. George Martil!l called 011 Howorth, "The Water is Wide," l Wolfe, Racine. called oo Wes- ·3C Larry E. Rile, who is Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rile and NEWPORT adap<.ed by Zanmell•. ond "AnIcy Cozart, Saturday. stationed at Sbeppard AFB, TeX· Larry Saturday. them fo r Spring" fro m the op- ; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer as, has spent a 15-day leave at Mrs. Ethel Rife had a paintera ··cavalcrri il Rustit:ana.'· by ; and David, shopped in Pomeroy his home here. He will return ing party at her home WednesMascagni-Simeone. Susie Mor-1 Wednesday art~rnoon. to Texas Utis week. He leaves day afternoon. Mrs. Dorothy STOKELY ri s. Jackie Hawley <t nd Susie: Robert Fitch and Bill Dailey Wednesday. Bolen assisted her. PINEAPPLE Oh linger are additional soloists were busin ess visitors in Rav- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brooks of Mr. Orley Rife spent Satur~ GRAPEFRUIT lor the "Scarlet Ribbuns' n"m· . enswood, W. Va. Tbursday. Albany, Ohio, RFD 4, speat Sun· day evening with Mrs. Fay ber. Howard Allen, Steubenville, day morning with Mr. and Mrs. Wood and his mother, Mrs. MyrM<~king up the vocal per:,on- 1· 0 ., and Miss Goldie Price, Charles Rife. Mr. Brooks cele- ta Rife. ell are: I. Ripley, W. Va. called on Mrs. brated his 51st birthday on Sa~ - - - -- - -1 Soprano 1. Sandra Hollins- ' NEW STORE- Mrs. Evelyn Young, right, ope rator of ' SylvJa Allen, Thursday . orda y, March 5. bed. Linda Gilk ey, Becky Good- ' the New Raci ne Department store, shows Mrs. C,hester 1 Mr. a1~d Mrs. Harold Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife of hall Kathy Spengler, Ja ma- Simpson one of seve!al dresses stocked. Mrs. Youngs par- and Jame•. Long Bottom , spent Albany, 0 ., RFD 4, spe·nt an Ooohhh, ahhh ... GORTON'S rilla \'lard, Ruth Halley. Ela ine ents, Mr. and Mrs. fra nk_ Clelana , are owners of the new Sundav w1th ~Js parents, Mr. afternoon last week with Mr. just what you're looking Oa\•b. Ann Hanson. \1 a r y . departme nt st ore. Mrs. S1mpson was the second customer and Mrs. A. C. Brewer and Da- and Mrs. Charles Rife and son BREADED lor. Find REAL ESTATE Wolfe. Marilyn Stumbo, Sandra 1in the business house located on Thi rd-st next door to the vid. Larry. fast in ·!he Humphrey, Kathy McElhinny ,1Village Cut-Rate Store. - Sentinel Photo. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Black, Mrs. Sarab Rile and son Larwere recent callers of Mr. and ry, spent '111Ursday evening with YELLOW PAGES. M". Alben Taylor and family. Mr. and Mrs. l.arry G. Jlolf. Where your fingers · ~- Mr. and ~rs. Delbert Bissell man and StJD Stevie of Albany, do the walking. Portion ,,_ ! and children, Columbus, were Ohio. Pockogo _ n·ccnt guests of \1r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bowen of Don Brewer and sons. Victor Durst. Columbus, spent the weekrnd with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Webster, SWEET BRIER Mr. and Mrs_ R R. Durst and Columbus were recent guests Tom. of her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. Rudy Durst. Recent visitors of It:. B. Car· seLD WtTH MONIY lACK OUIIRANTII Charleston. penter and family were Tom Miss Edna Hof!mat has re- Durst, Wesley COZllrt, ~s. El· turned home from the Veterans va Dailey, Mrs. Harold Brew· Memorial Hospital. er, Mrs. Tressie Stethem, L' Mr. and Mrs. John Kearns. Hotllnan, Sylvia Allen S. W. Jr., had as Juests last week, Durst Mildred Belinda and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cundill Cindy' Fitch AI Poynter, Mr. and son. Jeffrey, ~~ Culumbo!. and Mrs. Gary Griffith, Mrs. RACINE, 0. The youth group of the Bap- Howard Roush Mrs. Ma e Kat~y .• o.dC~>~orL Hig~ u~ ~hu·'Sandra YOUTH 4IQD POl\ rfl I get ul 1 1 ! 'l'blt C!OIU!III II b' YQW!C Why rl-'1 10mellod7 · make peclplt, tbelr probl..., end 1 leleviiiOI lbow about an pleasunt, lbtb lrGulJiq ud lht good lhJaCIIeeNCfFI do? fu[•· 41 with lht real ell Htlen Lllle halplq oul al hoqllaiJ, B,lp US!, b ....,_ 1tw1b1 aad duMa lloodl, llfld IU!ng but won't cladga o oor1ot11 e11ar1>e of play (II'C)IIIld? #ond quealltlll w111t 1 brusb • off, -king hard a1111 l'lllllllll 8. Send 7001' \leD-Bge que81lona wards, 11111 ""ebb11C UBCitrprlvto YOUTH ABKI!lD FOR rr, DOled Jddl, lnd _ 1 ®Old fill care of lltlll Jlelp USI lhll lht paptr w11b Ill 1M GOOD new8plpll'. . things. Instead they put o• 1 MeE~, 1 Sbversville News Notes Mrs. 6~:89c Green Cut Beans 6 SO:.": 79c Drtn •k - 3!'.:69c 1 HEAD lETTUCI COD STEAKS • 19c .. 79c All Purpose Flour ),·I I : i \ '1 5 :.47c I WAID CROSS' SONS ! t' ===-·==-==-=-===-=~-===--:::-:~=::"'.:::"'":':""':::"""':"::""':=:!!!!!'!!!=:""':'"::=:~~ llst churchatare meetmgs theholding home of their Mr. Gould!.. - .:: and Mrs. John Kerns, Jr. each 1 Tuesday at U !l p. m. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Lerner and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Crump were in Pt. Pleasant on Tuesday. Elegant, yet younger than springtime are the new mink fashions for spring '66. Par· Many donations of clothing, U<Uiarly beautiful is the jacket lleft) bo llovatla, Emba rare natural pale rose mink, acwest of colors developed by U.S. ranch ers. Jacket has tiny (ircle tollar and oft· furniture and household goods een.ter dosing. Emba Azurene, rare natural pale blue-grey mink shirt-jaeket (right) have been made to the OUto has alabbed and bullonod fl..,.t, barrel-culled sleeves and Windsor collar. This is a Oldaker family since their home Ben Kahn deslp. 1m West Poi nt Road was demas Bazaar to be held some- [ oldest membei of the r.hurch. stroyed by fi re. time aOOut lh f' end ol Novt' m- ' The March meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Bernhart Lerber. ProJect night for hcmd- j hdd ,<~t th~ ho~e o~ Rev. War- ner of Mt. Ver.non, Ohio, Spt'nt crafts will bf' in April re1 Zmn ill CbeshJr~ . the weekend w1th Mr. and Mrs. It was decided that the 4-H1 Refreshments were served to George Lerner. . Club would hold their public 1Y11. and Mrs. Andrew Hume, Miss Helen Jenkms of Colum· mf!eting fo r the nex t PT A pro- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gib bs, Mr!l. bus spent a weekend with her I gram. Mrs Mildred Gibbs, prin- Mary Aumiller, Miss Mxine mother,. Mrs. Henry Jenk.ina, By Vlrglnia Carleton \ ripal. gave a talk on reading Kearns. Mr. A. K. McClung, and family TO~ COUNCil. readmess and gave eva iua- 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Cru .pm Davy ~arth , whose ~and was The followmg members of tion sheets to members . Mrs. crushed m a coal mme acci· the Town Council of Hartrord Gibbs stakd th~1 readinp rcadi-! CONDI:I.{JN cnmcAL dent, causing the loss of part! were present at the re~u\ar d t . d Th r. condJ tJon ol . \ 1 r. Norman of hi s ringers on the right hand . ness was r r. 1a1e o a11 gra e 0 W · h · · th M d" . ' March mee ting· Mayor WI 1-' levels and not JUSt begin nmg I . _; m w o JSG m il" ~ . e ,_ IB at home and Is improving liam Kelly; R~corder James · . .d The alk v cal CentN at <~ !polls re- nicely. , 'I Ra I f ir st gra. ers. . t was ery I mai ns cnti ca l. I ( •M· Cru mp. .oum:tmen Y infor mati ve to parents and -:;;e vII Fields, A. K McCl ung. W. era] parents requested that! MARRIED IN OHIO . J Stone_ and John Roach. d T there br more talks on this Wr,rd has been rrrrived of • tnedmg was c~lled t'"l nr ~~r ~\·, kind as it is an aid in help ing' the marriage of Miss \lanJ Hall th~ Mayor atth7.30 p. ~-an t e parents understan d the aims of of Galion, Ohio, and William !"mutes of e previous me('t- education. Hartley. formerly of Hartford. Your DttPincflble mg were read and approved. The meeting was adjourned The bride is the daughter ~f Duler For Tbe only matter transacted at d ,, .. be ~ . f ti f at S:20 p. m. an co lfee was Mr. and Mrs. AI rt HalL we th19 ~ mgf waCs 8 r~lso1u on strved after th e meeting by i wedding took place February AND . sympau1y or ounc1man ·"'· Mr s. Elzana 1,.u: lds and ,~~1rs. 1' ~ .m Ga1JOn. . 1 K . McCl ung and Iam1 1y over v· . . G'l bs the deattwof his wife, Mrs. Flor· Jl'glma 1 > · I PERSONALS I ence McClu .g, was presented CI.A~~ ENTERTAINED Mrs. Hde10 Gibbs and daugh" ' - WY-2-2550 by the Reoorder and adopted Th e Adult BihiP. Class and the ter, Luis Ann , spent a day in by a motion of Ray Field ~ and teachers of the Baptist c':turch -~-- -·-· -.-. -~.--.-. seconded by W. T. Stone. Some held their February meet ing at matters concerning the com- the home of Mrs. Harry L. Dypletion and settlemer.t of the e1 in New Haven. The meeting water system were discussed was in charg,· of the president, and the meeting adjournell. Mr. A. K. McK.nmg. Devotions 1 HARTFORD PTA . wore led by James M. Crump The regular meetmg of tne who read the bt~duti ful poe m, : ONLY Hartford PTA was held fv~ ')n- "The Burial of Mose~ . ·· ! day , February 28, at the 'T~rt- During the busincs"' $30.00 DoWII - Balance .n ford Grade School. The m ee t~ sion various matters concernConvenient Termt lng WBI caned to order by U1e ing the church wer• discussed. pretldeat, Mra. Rosalie Kearns. Doring the social hour, Mr. tlmlllatll Included the Lord's Andrew Hume was invited to FURNITURE CO. Prq1r by all attending. A mo- the dining room where a beauMASON, W. VA. lloD - made by Mrs. Doro- tiful birthday cake and other thy James thai members be- gifts were presented to him CiD mal<IDi Item! for a Christ- on his 9'lnd birthday. He is the ' - - - - - - - - - " SPRI TREMENDOUS SAVINGS OTHER SIZESI I Em _. "196!1 - h rua h PIKE 1 S$e#3f! .,.,.._ _., ... s-~611 . ................, IIOW$649 IIOW$315 I :::..:----.... RillS,__,• • __.. CHAnANOOU CHOO ·CHOO SLICED C!NTIR CUT SUPER·RIGHT TUNA PIES STAR KIST FROZEN - - -- - - LEG OR BREAST QUARTERS ALL GOOD PRISM FROZEN CORN IEEP .4 !i: 69c Freah Fryers · .. .... · .. lb. 39c Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pq. 89c Roastin1 Chickens ···· lit. 49c Brisket ·· .. · .. .... ·.. lb. 79c 1869 ...that'a when our ehip came in. That waa the befinning. That'a when our founderlhowed be cared about : : . , ~e. AlP's LENTEN SEAFOOD VALUESI REDFISH FILLETS i~~-~:: $1.19 _ ______________ Fine Grocery Features! .,. BULK- FROZEN CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Fried Fish Cakes · ·· · Ill. 45c ...._Flounder Dinners ·· lb. 49c _. Today, more than a century later, we can honestl; .. y, "WE CARE ... about yDU.H A&P's OWN GRADE A MEDIUM Eight O'Clock COFFEE Sunnybrook It's one of m•nv, v II lllfiY•IHTC' I til. TttllaMT AtWina &PACtnc TIA CD., ...C. BIRDSEYI! FROZEN MOlTON FRENCH FRIES l·lb. pkgo, Bread Dou1h ··· · 2 pkga. 89c MORTON 1 ~:·.lSc l·fb. 4-o" plcgs. 3 doz. Macaroni & Cheese 2 for 69c APPIA.. WAY 2.... pita SUPIR-RIGHT 1SY2-oz. cano CHiiDOBIT- American or Pl-ntt Cheese Pizzarlnos 5 pill 39c Chill with leans 3 cans $1.00 Cheese Spread 2 lb. pkg. 89c UP LIGHT-CHUNK 6'12-oz. eano TASTY - SLICED Tuna Fish · .. ·.... 3 cans 89c Swiss Cheese · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c .•.-...... • •Ct· FRESH EGGS $1.79 JANE PARKER 10Ya-ez. una ANN I'AGI SULTANA Mushroom Soup · · 2 cans 29c Sandwich Spread Qt. Jar 49c Hot Cross Buns ANN PAGE-MACARONI 01 ANN I'AGI! Glazed Donuts pq. of 12-39c Blended Syrup 24-oz. bot. 49c SpagheHi 3 - 1-lb. pkgs. 59c PKG. JANI PARKIR ANN PAGE-Our FinMI Quality SUL TANA-LAROii OR SMALL Cherry Pit ........ •· ttcU9c Stuffed Ollvls 10!-oz. jar 65c Tartar Sauce 10l-oz. Jar 29c Fr ~r, h Fruih ANT H0 N Plumbinq • Heating PlUMBING ? a) HEATING 1 1 8EXEL LARGE-IlZE SPECIALS -"·· .......................................... ..... ....,. ... u.w ...............,.... , ... ,.....,III'I, ... ......,.,, ,.......................... ...... ......., ........... ...· '"'''·" •.. ...................... ..-... .... .IHI ... p_.,RO'III'ts.JI ltai_.I¥WJ ... •¥111M ltallllftl ...._ ... _ . . .... 111-IUI,IIOWIUI-.rtt.M c..-u.-.. 1ft...,_,...,,u,,:-3!': .., ' .. ltlltllltiM-IIrC_,....,..... leMI " ::""' •lltl •oo·.. "'· .....m... '·. ., CALIFORNIA Navel Orante• ··· · doz. 49c \· 111115H-HAWAIIAN ) Plleapples · ·· · ·:. · · each 49c 'l$ GREEN ONIONI, R•O!Its. tr GrMn Peppers ·•l •~ for 29c ·~ ""..:£;:lllol 50'L, "£ M~OII t/... AI . , . 25, 1100 .............. "'' au-...at"Mill . 3 ROOMS New Furniture 1 Grapefruit ., ·• 5 lh. ba11 49c I -ftlllll •• tA¥1~~~~~· Vltlllil Cl , -.... 1110 .... w.~~ 250 ... , 1001. . ftl. I, K1W I/ .41 I '' tJW SPECIAL PREMIUM MASON - · - ' Outten Drugs MIDD'.EPORT, 0. . -::· c.- .. __:;_:;-··"\ '\~ I c•N BE OBTAINED WITH COUPONS AT: Swisher & Lohse Drugs POMEROY, 0. : : : ' I $299 ses-1 ....., FLOIIDA--SIID~IIS J 1 &Vegetables! ..... *' 111t4 tit'' ",..., ..,. • ro• "''tilt "WovW ,.. •rhlllf ' - .. ~~~ ;;.,·, ' I / ' ~~~. :. : : : I ' . -· I I • J FLORIDA VALENCIA ORANGES t ~~~--~ 0~ in on the Fine Gifts! . OIH~ PLAID '' ;! ' '• ' Is thi1 a rood teason for •hopping A.APT -========-=.1 I 39c Breadecl Redfish 2 lb. 99c Fish Sticks 2 lb. pkg. $1.09 1 :e; lb. POLE STAR FROZEN PRIED CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Today, in keeping with that proud heritage, AlP is still dedicated to brinrinr the most rood food, to the most people for the leut amount of money. JANE PARKER ' COUNTRY STYLI Pork Roast ···.. .. ·· · lh. 95c Pork Sausage · · 1-lh. roD 65c Eliminate expensive ln-betw. . eoata. Sell dil1Ct17 to the publie, at rreat uvings .. . a email profit. Rye Bread ·· · · · · 2 loans 49c 8fR~~'5 WO~lD LEAN-TASTY Spart Ribs .... · ·.. .. lit. 65c Pork Steaks · · ·· ·· · · · · lb. 75c Thtld•f Bu7 ta dlrtet from the Orilllt bJ the clipper sh'pload. \ CINTiiR CUT Pori! Chops .. · .... .. · lh. 99c Pork Butt Roast ·· · · · · lit. 65c That wu the J•r u Jm,inatift 1&-year old, IWIIId Georrt H. Hartford, ilacla brDllant Hlea. 4 VARIETIES YEll IISII POlDICY VIWIIII•IItBIL 1 I I 8EXE1 VII' UIIIY-1.1£ TAII11S fOR CIIIDUII 1 ' 31 DAYS IN MARCH' IJ2 PRICE ECONOMY SIZES! Hartford Society Notes I LOIN END · ·.. · ·· .. ·.. :· lb. 65c ht I8c I c lb. EN OUR SHIP EIN? Soci'ety Notes SOLID 7-RII END KNOW Laurel (]if'f New Cabbage-- ..9c 1 POR ROAST '-Television Revue HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -II Tbe other networkJ needn't """" llcNdlhll, but u ol afiioker at CBS-TV'• recent - · CBS-TY'a ''The TwlllUotll tunnoil either. For at leaat that Century," one of tho better organization cootillues to OliJ. television ~ - · t r.- IIIII video's only regularJr. lqrn next seaaon because the scbeduled one-hour prime.llmt qetwork can't flnd 1 place for news slot: "CBS Roptrlrr,'' II. 'II h I c b, lntenningled wI I h The network hao 110 trouble "TOWII loleellng of tho World" florllnJ a place for "The apeclals and other documentaBeverly HUlbllllea,'' "Tbo Wild, fill makea It tho moa1 Wild West" tr "Hogan's respectable prime-time hour on Heroes," a eomedJ oat Ia a the networkl. ABC-TV hal the Nazi prflrM etmp -but ''The weekly balf·tour "ABC Scopo " Tlrentieth Century" hal Chi which It unlerb.nately d"'~'t rnlsfortline "' ialllrfOI'<I with have the muscle to force moro flltltbaU. of the network's affiliates to The news about "The Twe!l- use. A'ld NBC TV, which prides Uetb Century,'' 1 weekly itself oo oewa, doem't have a Sunday evenin& ball-hour pubUc II n g I 1 regularly • acbeduled affairs aeries, wu moro or less prime-time pubUc aflalra .. buried durinc lht recent rles. squabble at CBS wbell Fred Friendly, pretktenl of the nowo divislln, quit beeau~e the network preferred one day to show "Lucyu reruns rather than Uve coverage of Senate bearings on VIet Nam. Foetball "i'CO football -is, of . , . . - - - - - - - couree, pure gold at the The Free Methodist Church cashbo• lor telavision. And had 1115 fll attendaRCI Feb 71 "The Twentieth Century" ls, In Tbe hymn sing held Su~day a seOH, a vieUm .of tho afternoon Feb. 71 was well atnetwork's decllioo 1 while back tended. i to broadcast Sunday dnublehead- Lawrence Smllh visited reers of National Football League cently with !Itt Dan Smith famga~eo . The pobllc aUairs lly at Mt Carmel. ~"•• got nn lite air pretty late Mr. and Mrs. Kenney Wilt • m the season during the and , .. of Bucyrus called on curr~t · semester; and things Mr. and Mrs. Lew Diehl. weren I about to obange In the Mr. and Mra. l!ldward Srhaeluture. With all the footbaU fer, Mra. Laura Schaefer of Five twin bdls, "The Twentieth Poinfs recently called on Mr Century:• wouldn't get on the and Mrs. Non11an Sehaeler. · air unW January. The Haton Mr. and Mra. Walter Henstarts m Sept~mber. The man of Ball Run, Mr. and Mra. sponsor of the ser.es understan- Joey Hysell of Thomas Fork I dably didn, like the arrange- recently visited Mr. and Mrs. I ment. and thll was cerfolnly a Lew Diehl. factor in Its decision to pull out. Mr. and Mra. FriiJ Stahl I As usual, one eon ha!Brd a of New Marshfield vloited Sun. guess f - _palit experience and day witb Mr. and Mro. Norman standard procedure throughout Schaefer. television that tht aot-k may Mrs. Laura Sehaeler Is visitwell announce that tho bright ing her daughter, Mrs. Charle<J gentlem~n who turned out "The Gordon and lamlly in Culum- ~ Twentiet~ Century" f&r nine bus, years will be qaged In futurt Mrs. M. A. Howell, Columprojects, ind lh!J may well .be bus, Mre. Nancy Walker, Mrs. so. But . in televlllon. ae James Will and aon. Star Route, elrrewhere, a W.sk In hand is recently ealled on Mr. and i worth 1\Vij In proapect. And Mrs. Pearl Parker and Mr. ' there is little reeso~ lo belltve and Mrs. Vernon Howell. fhat vldl!ll, whose public affairs 1 programming oo a reJIUiar MI. l!lvereal waa named for I basis has been slowly drying Sir Georee Everest, surveyor- I up, will suddenly stsrt bios-· general of India who determi• lnl •sail draJIIBUcally, ad be!ght of lho 'peak in tall. ''Super -R1ght" Quality Meatsl = ' Salad Dressing - corn I ; .I SAUSAGE- "fPc~.,... if,..,. IF YOU WAN!' A NEW TEEN- stupid picture of a "typical Image I wwk for It small town," and show how Dur Rei•: · unllappy and "drilling'' and BACON Buckwheat SOCJety , NOteS Jatlr ~~:.....! Al!dlha roll 1M! thou worthwhn. teen proJecll and p1" 11 Dear llel•: her mouth IJid, "lit• ID" a'ileltl IIIII "1 l!jlhlevemtiiA. KnoW bolr 1111111 Write .1111«'1 to IIIII... lllld About litO ~tll!i IIIII ' 'f1ltiM , f!!l ·~ lht 1-.t w.;. ID ftllltt llema 1 Netl98tl? 'l'hnof And -wP... ·tdlllln, oei-IRI frteqd of mine lllked me fil tiM tietter; • out tllfiJGIIIIIIIIII!ql, prlllf 10 my ''booster" ooluma weal IIIII i\1!111 your ~- ~· a baby-sitting job be- Mil a lll!bstltote. · and lpprtelallt1111 . thollway. Llsl lht 1111\lluei!Y 11M lbb>p cause the had • date. s~ Your pj'~ 11111 - ........., IJOU ..W - . lltl•, Trouble with lht biC 11111jorl- yoriD(J )ltOP!o acoo~lllh II then tho.. people have asked solve 111 easily, 'but 11'1 "II you •JIIGI lht worll Ill ty til GOOD ~rll Ia lhoy'rt 10 yotll' town. · me "' all e]lhl tlmN. I fill 10 belt to cl*'- It ~t~~·~~ CIA "PROVI!l'' whallvet h R '*Pito IIIIJ'U alw~ tibllp buly "dotal" thtr IIIYI llllllo Wt'.ro jUit tboul dut; for a cullty, takinJ OVfl' my frlencl'o wile Inti l oti thf 1'1111 Ia provt, by lortldq In ~" ' - ' Ukt ltltiiiiiiJIICI er tht time 110r the QIIQiatloB podultmt • IWIIII awtiJ from llrr!IOry. S.veral limn l .havt JGUr emplqy.,.., If !Itt rt&bl plaeet and belllt bifid lht 11111'11 ell u, Qtl II •• dD to pubUclle lhomlllv•. lbt "Wbat'a Wroaa · Will>'' started "' ..Y IOQIC!thlng to you to. ber, wtll, lhll'l to everything elle. IIOIMIII!q bid II 111111• lhtm ("Tbal's ·~~~Ill.' and ~hool ol wrUlq, alMI JOU can tho peoplt, but can't 1111ke il the alii.- boui!•-H. The flea • ago lmaga Ia ao boppy biOaUit -..·ve proyad who lleeda UT" U,., aay.) liD llelp It aloq bJ aUIIIIIIttC t1qoo oound rliht. My friend doein't bad that llort clerka IN """" tbllr point Bul lha lood lddl? they mUll bo ...toni witb lht u&l llml" with a llootl ol know I've bod th... jobs, al . This ooluu IJ der!ICJ~et! etl of 111, IIIII wbentvet thert'o roratt 'em. Tiley -·1 ~~~tal tl•y paragraph dowa near lht "Wbll'l r]lht Wla , .. " arll- lout sbt't -•r said. and my. famiiJ livinl, 10 ! danoe IItty pul on • bulle~ of -B.C. end of tht "upoot'' lhat n. d... .SUch IItten let roault.- ,.,Uty conscience grows. What lng kid ln>Qble or lUll special pollcemeA,~ I I d Dear B: plrll•s. "01 courH moll tee. nevor dll'!l>t If! Jhould I doT SITTER trouble, lot Htltll HIIP . every day you read another Several ytlll'l 110 I llarled qon aro oimed Ia lht rllbt <8lart off, pop HI, wllh a Dear Sitter: She wUI al10 weleome survey ebaul how many smolle a ''Teea Boon of the 1.1011111 dlnciiOl, but .... .... .lltd wba revlvtl of "Teo>n Booot of '11111 oama thing happened to own or:rt1leiq uperjenctl. and clrlnt and ba" Ulll8llimlll Club" and -.cl YWJfl peoo reada tho nne print! the Month.'' I'll be waltbiC fllr a )'OUng friend of mine. She drou Helen Bolli! Ia babies. pit to ...0 1111 atorlll aboul If you'd Improve JOUf lmlga, Jour succesa stories.) flnally took her courage In this newspaper. JaiiJ ;hlltlllll, PomlrO)'Middltport, 0., Mareh I, 1K8-T hopeless tllf kids ere. Hokum! It oeema like 111011 of 1111 1tuH lhiiC!OIIIIa eut about \Qnl these daya fa written (or Ulmed) Ill prove • point tho IUtho 1101 allur!J docttlld wa1 true. lt'1 • tttU • !moo fact you :t �.,j I • ' ' .' I .. &-Dany Sentinel, romeroy·Middleport, o., :Mm.'ll MUS Spring Concert Rehearsals in Final Week OM Town Flats Soeiety N0t e8 t , 19ft . J~ton Maywood Johnslon called en Mr. pelller. Mr. Uited and Mrs. Lawrence JobRstoo Mr. end Mrs. a- ~ter and family. · Mrs. Mary SUII II ataylng Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brooks and with Mrs. Anna Haines end re HELEN HELP US!. ~erlng Final rehearsals are be1ng1Brenda Glaze, Susie Manley, Lou Teaford, Linda Jacobs, Ed- 1 Altos - Joyce Long, Connie Cunnle SlmmOJIS, Rutb Ana . - - children, Jo Ann, Keith and from a blp iljury auf· beld th•s week m preparauon Myrtle Faulk, Betsy Cunnmg. l11h Haptonstan, Su<ie Ohhnger, 'Cooke, Chris Bailey, Kathy Lacey, Marta Hubbard aDd Mr. and Mro. Clyde Van Nes• Janet of near TUppers Plains lered recently. 111d '" he sprmg concert Fnday ham. Janie Gerard Karen Haw- Jams Schmoll Sue Rue Sus- Lacey, Dee Slaven, Brat· Linda Hackett of Ravenswood visited Mr. and visited Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oun 1 .vonmg by the vocal groups o{ ley, Judy Brewer, Cat:ly Rus- an Morris, Stephanie Pullen, ton, Olita Lewis, Rose !lacketl, . Ensemble . - .Sopraao I, Mrs. William Ables apd fami· Johnston Sunday afiemaou. two cblldren caned 011 Mr. IIIII School under ! sell, M)Tla W1lson, Sherrie Clatworlhy, Cllrol King, Debbie Grueser, Sandra Swartz Kathy Ruth Ann 1y 011 Sunday. Mrs. Maywood Johnstoa vla- Mra. Maywood JebDS!oD. direction of Mrs. Clarencel ler, Myrna Searls, Joyce Han- IJackie Hawley, Mary JO Hill· Diane Davis, Debbie Klng, .Lou- Halley, _ Elame DaviS;. Sopr!'"" lied Mr. and Mrs. Dana Car-l\lrl. May J. . . . L ,·t·y. vocal music director. SOn, Mary Jane Jenkinson, Kar·!dy, Judy Hysell, Jenny Craig, anna Mcintosh, Ann W1lsoa, II, SoBle Morrls, Suste Ohling· Mr. and, Ml's. Robe.rt ~ The program will feature ,en Faulk, Mary Holman, Alber-~ Nancy Harris, sheila Childs, Kathy Morgan, Candace Babr, er, Jack!~ Hawley; Alto - 01· head of Sherman, W. Va., visltfol~ music trom several cou~-1rn Little. Connie Bachner, ~eHssa Davis • • ana ~avl!, Rose Hackett alld ed Mr. BRd Mrs. Sam Lehew ~''' and numbers from mu"·l Soprano 11 - Sharon Harri· IPatty Slaven, Mary Long, Deb!ne, Grueser. and family . be elf ,,;~, b) the G~rls' Glee Club, son, CaNJie Anderson, Mary iCathy Bailey, Cynthia Mills. Boys Ensemble- Tenor,IW!' Mr. and Mrs. Ro r1 J ers the Girls' Ensemble and 111e Coleman, Larry Gladwell, Ken- ol Syracuse visited her parents Maed Ensemble. Soloists will ny Russell, Wayne D8VIS, Bill Mr. and Mrs. Hom..- lcenhewbe Ruth Ann Halley, Elaine Ha<kett;. Bass, D~vid Oliver, or. . Dav~<. and Kathy McElhinny. Sean Mullen, Jun BarUett, Mrs. Eulah Prolftlt called on Ohio Valley Brlllll The program numbers include, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Talbott Jun Butcher aad Charles Hoi· Mrs. Ltuise Van Meter and ·•one World," by O'Hara-BratNew Lexington, were Saturday eomb. Nicki ton and ''Greensleeves" arrangvisitors of ~is parents, Mr. and Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Chared by Tom Scott: •·chtm Chim Mrs Dell Talbott. lie Carroll and family were AliChoree," by Shenman • Brim· Mr. and Mrs. Mike Evans vJa. thony Carroll, Boston, Mass., b•ll; •·Three Songs trom Sweited Mr. and Mrs. Mac Van· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Mel· den," arranged by Hallstrom: Meter Tuesday evening. er ond lbree children, Mead"Scarlet Ribbons," by DanzigMrs. Elva Dailey and Mrs. ville, Pa., and Robert Ours. lolib. Edwards, and ·'Seventy Six Marie Lawrence were in Parkcal. pkg. Trombones," by Willson-Stick· ersburg, W. Va. Tuesday. Mrs. Minnie Carroll served a los. al l by the Girls' Glee Club. Mfs. Lucille Ridenour and By sarah M. Rife nice dinner to Mrs. Una Dotson The Girls' Ensemble will children, Chester: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Rlfe In honor of her birthday Wed· sing a selection from "Mary Mrs. VanMeter , and Ruby, and children Bobbi and Sam- nesday. Una takes care of Mrs. Poppins." "Sakura. Sakura," ~ DcWitts Run , were recent mie of St. Albans, W. Va. spent Laura Wells local. OHIO VALLEY BRAND Japanese Folk Song arranged guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul the weekend with their pare~ts, Mr. and Paul Ours and by Ham;ton, and " If Ever 1 Evans and son. Mr. and Mrs. Charlef Rrfe, two children, Mrs. Louise Van Would Leave You," by LernerMrs. Maxi ne Durst and Tom local. also .. her mother, ~rs. Meter and Nicki, Mr. and Mrs. Lof'we. called on Lawrence Ritchie Jr. Emma W1lhams of HamsonTbe Mixed Ensemble will be I and fll'lllily Sunday afternOOA. ville. . I fea tured 1n "Julianne" by i E. H. Carpenter and Tony A-!C Ronald S. Rile. wtfe Canal Winchester, Ohio spent DOLLY MADISON Sparks-Brimhall; "Pick a Bale I Tomlinson, Reedsville, flew to Margie and daughter Shelley an Sunday with Mrs. Fay Wond ,.t.lor37c of c(1tton. " arranged by GardHuntington, W. Va. Tuesday Mitzie of Peru, Indiana, 11pent and Mrs. Myrta Rife, who cele- i nt!f; "Black is the Color." ar-1 afternoon . the weekend with his parents, brated her 90th birthday Tues. ranged bv Lu bofL and "Beau-\ Mr!i. Elva Dailey and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife, day, March 8th. catcher Mounta in" by Sparks· I were in Newark, Ohio, over local, and her parents, Mr. and Mr. Billy Vate1la Is helping HART BRAND FodelL the weekend. Judy was a vocal· Mrs. Guy Priddy of Rutland, Mr. Delbert Truman with his l WHOLE KERNEL The concluding numbers are ist at her cousin's wedding. 0. Mr. Rife is stationed at Bun· (ann work. ·'Kashmiri Song.'' by Finden , Darle Wickline and Kenneth ker Hi11 AFB. Mr. George Martil!l called 011 Howorth, "The Water is Wide," l Wolfe, Racine. called oo Wes- ·3C Larry E. Rile, who is Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rile and NEWPORT adap<.ed by Zanmell•. ond "AnIcy Cozart, Saturday. stationed at Sbeppard AFB, TeX· Larry Saturday. them fo r Spring" fro m the op- ; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer as, has spent a 15-day leave at Mrs. Ethel Rife had a paintera ··cavalcrri il Rustit:ana.'· by ; and David, shopped in Pomeroy his home here. He will return ing party at her home WednesMascagni-Simeone. Susie Mor-1 Wednesday art~rnoon. to Texas Utis week. He leaves day afternoon. Mrs. Dorothy STOKELY ri s. Jackie Hawley <t nd Susie: Robert Fitch and Bill Dailey Wednesday. Bolen assisted her. PINEAPPLE Oh linger are additional soloists were busin ess visitors in Rav- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brooks of Mr. Orley Rife spent Satur~ GRAPEFRUIT lor the "Scarlet Ribbuns' n"m· . enswood, W. Va. Tbursday. Albany, Ohio, RFD 4, speat Sun· day evening with Mrs. Fay ber. Howard Allen, Steubenville, day morning with Mr. and Mrs. Wood and his mother, Mrs. MyrM<~king up the vocal per:,on- 1· 0 ., and Miss Goldie Price, Charles Rife. Mr. Brooks cele- ta Rife. ell are: I. Ripley, W. Va. called on Mrs. brated his 51st birthday on Sa~ - - - -- - -1 Soprano 1. Sandra Hollins- ' NEW STORE- Mrs. Evelyn Young, right, ope rator of ' SylvJa Allen, Thursday . orda y, March 5. bed. Linda Gilk ey, Becky Good- ' the New Raci ne Department store, shows Mrs. C,hester 1 Mr. a1~d Mrs. Harold Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife of hall Kathy Spengler, Ja ma- Simpson one of seve!al dresses stocked. Mrs. Youngs par- and Jame•. Long Bottom , spent Albany, 0 ., RFD 4, spe·nt an Ooohhh, ahhh ... GORTON'S rilla \'lard, Ruth Halley. Ela ine ents, Mr. and Mrs. fra nk_ Clelana , are owners of the new Sundav w1th ~Js parents, Mr. afternoon last week with Mr. just what you're looking Oa\•b. Ann Hanson. \1 a r y . departme nt st ore. Mrs. S1mpson was the second customer and Mrs. A. C. Brewer and Da- and Mrs. Charles Rife and son BREADED lor. Find REAL ESTATE Wolfe. Marilyn Stumbo, Sandra 1in the business house located on Thi rd-st next door to the vid. Larry. fast in ·!he Humphrey, Kathy McElhinny ,1Village Cut-Rate Store. - Sentinel Photo. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Black, Mrs. Sarab Rile and son Larwere recent callers of Mr. and ry, spent '111Ursday evening with YELLOW PAGES. M". Alben Taylor and family. Mr. and Mrs. l.arry G. Jlolf. Where your fingers · ~- Mr. and ~rs. Delbert Bissell man and StJD Stevie of Albany, do the walking. Portion ,,_ ! and children, Columbus, were Ohio. Pockogo _ n·ccnt guests of \1r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bowen of Don Brewer and sons. Victor Durst. Columbus, spent the weekrnd with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Webster, SWEET BRIER Mr. and Mrs_ R R. Durst and Columbus were recent guests Tom. of her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. Rudy Durst. Recent visitors of It:. B. Car· seLD WtTH MONIY lACK OUIIRANTII Charleston. penter and family were Tom Miss Edna Hof!mat has re- Durst, Wesley COZllrt, ~s. El· turned home from the Veterans va Dailey, Mrs. Harold Brew· Memorial Hospital. er, Mrs. Tressie Stethem, L' Mr. and Mrs. John Kearns. Hotllnan, Sylvia Allen S. W. Jr., had as Juests last week, Durst Mildred Belinda and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cundill Cindy' Fitch AI Poynter, Mr. and son. Jeffrey, ~~ Culumbo!. and Mrs. Gary Griffith, Mrs. RACINE, 0. The youth group of the Bap- Howard Roush Mrs. Ma e Kat~y .• o.dC~>~orL Hig~ u~ ~hu·'Sandra YOUTH 4IQD POl\ rfl I get ul 1 1 ! 'l'blt C!OIU!III II b' YQW!C Why rl-'1 10mellod7 · make peclplt, tbelr probl..., end 1 leleviiiOI lbow about an pleasunt, lbtb lrGulJiq ud lht good lhJaCIIeeNCfFI do? fu[•· 41 with lht real ell Htlen Lllle halplq oul al hoqllaiJ, B,lp US!, b ....,_ 1tw1b1 aad duMa lloodl, llfld IU!ng but won't cladga o oor1ot11 e11ar1>e of play (II'C)IIIld? #ond quealltlll w111t 1 brusb • off, -king hard a1111 l'lllllllll 8. Send 7001' \leD-Bge que81lona wards, 11111 ""ebb11C UBCitrprlvto YOUTH ABKI!lD FOR rr, DOled Jddl, lnd _ 1 ®Old fill care of lltlll Jlelp USI lhll lht paptr w11b Ill 1M GOOD new8plpll'. . things. Instead they put o• 1 MeE~, 1 Sbversville News Notes Mrs. 6~:89c Green Cut Beans 6 SO:.": 79c Drtn •k - 3!'.:69c 1 HEAD lETTUCI COD STEAKS • 19c .. 79c All Purpose Flour ),·I I : i \ '1 5 :.47c I WAID CROSS' SONS ! t' ===-·==-==-=-===-=~-===--:::-:~=::"'.:::"'":':""':::"""':"::""':=:!!!!!'!!!=:""':'"::=:~~ llst churchatare meetmgs theholding home of their Mr. Gould!.. - .:: and Mrs. John Kerns, Jr. each 1 Tuesday at U !l p. m. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Lerner and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Crump were in Pt. Pleasant on Tuesday. Elegant, yet younger than springtime are the new mink fashions for spring '66. Par· Many donations of clothing, U<Uiarly beautiful is the jacket lleft) bo llovatla, Emba rare natural pale rose mink, acwest of colors developed by U.S. ranch ers. Jacket has tiny (ircle tollar and oft· furniture and household goods een.ter dosing. Emba Azurene, rare natural pale blue-grey mink shirt-jaeket (right) have been made to the OUto has alabbed and bullonod fl..,.t, barrel-culled sleeves and Windsor collar. This is a Oldaker family since their home Ben Kahn deslp. 1m West Poi nt Road was demas Bazaar to be held some- [ oldest membei of the r.hurch. stroyed by fi re. time aOOut lh f' end ol Novt' m- ' The March meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Bernhart Lerber. ProJect night for hcmd- j hdd ,<~t th~ ho~e o~ Rev. War- ner of Mt. Ver.non, Ohio, Spt'nt crafts will bf' in April re1 Zmn ill CbeshJr~ . the weekend w1th Mr. and Mrs. It was decided that the 4-H1 Refreshments were served to George Lerner. . Club would hold their public 1Y11. and Mrs. Andrew Hume, Miss Helen Jenkms of Colum· mf!eting fo r the nex t PT A pro- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gib bs, Mr!l. bus spent a weekend with her I gram. Mrs Mildred Gibbs, prin- Mary Aumiller, Miss Mxine mother,. Mrs. Henry Jenk.ina, By Vlrglnia Carleton \ ripal. gave a talk on reading Kearns. Mr. A. K. McClung, and family TO~ COUNCil. readmess and gave eva iua- 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Cru .pm Davy ~arth , whose ~and was The followmg members of tion sheets to members . Mrs. crushed m a coal mme acci· the Town Council of Hartrord Gibbs stakd th~1 readinp rcadi-! CONDI:I.{JN cnmcAL dent, causing the loss of part! were present at the re~u\ar d t . d Th r. condJ tJon ol . \ 1 r. Norman of hi s ringers on the right hand . ness was r r. 1a1e o a11 gra e 0 W · h · · th M d" . ' March mee ting· Mayor WI 1-' levels and not JUSt begin nmg I . _; m w o JSG m il" ~ . e ,_ IB at home and Is improving liam Kelly; R~corder James · . .d The alk v cal CentN at <~ !polls re- nicely. , 'I Ra I f ir st gra. ers. . t was ery I mai ns cnti ca l. I ( •M· Cru mp. .oum:tmen Y infor mati ve to parents and -:;;e vII Fields, A. K McCl ung. W. era] parents requested that! MARRIED IN OHIO . J Stone_ and John Roach. d T there br more talks on this Wr,rd has been rrrrived of • tnedmg was c~lled t'"l nr ~~r ~\·, kind as it is an aid in help ing' the marriage of Miss \lanJ Hall th~ Mayor atth7.30 p. ~-an t e parents understan d the aims of of Galion, Ohio, and William !"mutes of e previous me('t- education. Hartley. formerly of Hartford. Your DttPincflble mg were read and approved. The meeting was adjourned The bride is the daughter ~f Duler For Tbe only matter transacted at d ,, .. be ~ . f ti f at S:20 p. m. an co lfee was Mr. and Mrs. AI rt HalL we th19 ~ mgf waCs 8 r~lso1u on strved after th e meeting by i wedding took place February AND . sympau1y or ounc1man ·"'· Mr s. Elzana 1,.u: lds and ,~~1rs. 1' ~ .m Ga1JOn. . 1 K . McCl ung and Iam1 1y over v· . . G'l bs the deattwof his wife, Mrs. Flor· Jl'glma 1 > · I PERSONALS I ence McClu .g, was presented CI.A~~ ENTERTAINED Mrs. Hde10 Gibbs and daugh" ' - WY-2-2550 by the Reoorder and adopted Th e Adult BihiP. Class and the ter, Luis Ann , spent a day in by a motion of Ray Field ~ and teachers of the Baptist c':turch -~-- -·-· -.-. -~.--.-. seconded by W. T. Stone. Some held their February meet ing at matters concerning the com- the home of Mrs. Harry L. Dypletion and settlemer.t of the e1 in New Haven. The meeting water system were discussed was in charg,· of the president, and the meeting adjournell. Mr. A. K. McK.nmg. Devotions 1 HARTFORD PTA . wore led by James M. Crump The regular meetmg of tne who read the bt~duti ful poe m, : ONLY Hartford PTA was held fv~ ')n- "The Burial of Mose~ . ·· ! day , February 28, at the 'T~rt- During the busincs"' $30.00 DoWII - Balance .n ford Grade School. The m ee t~ sion various matters concernConvenient Termt lng WBI caned to order by U1e ing the church wer• discussed. pretldeat, Mra. Rosalie Kearns. Doring the social hour, Mr. tlmlllatll Included the Lord's Andrew Hume was invited to FURNITURE CO. Prq1r by all attending. A mo- the dining room where a beauMASON, W. VA. lloD - made by Mrs. Doro- tiful birthday cake and other thy James thai members be- gifts were presented to him CiD mal<IDi Item! for a Christ- on his 9'lnd birthday. He is the ' - - - - - - - - - " SPRI TREMENDOUS SAVINGS OTHER SIZESI I Em _. "196!1 - h rua h PIKE 1 S$e#3f! .,.,.._ _., ... s-~611 . ................, IIOW$649 IIOW$315 I :::..:----.... RillS,__,• • __.. CHAnANOOU CHOO ·CHOO SLICED C!NTIR CUT SUPER·RIGHT TUNA PIES STAR KIST FROZEN - - -- - - LEG OR BREAST QUARTERS ALL GOOD PRISM FROZEN CORN IEEP .4 !i: 69c Freah Fryers · .. .... · .. lb. 39c Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pq. 89c Roastin1 Chickens ···· lit. 49c Brisket ·· .. · .. .... ·.. lb. 79c 1869 ...that'a when our ehip came in. That waa the befinning. That'a when our founderlhowed be cared about : : . , ~e. AlP's LENTEN SEAFOOD VALUESI REDFISH FILLETS i~~-~:: $1.19 _ ______________ Fine Grocery Features! .,. BULK- FROZEN CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Fried Fish Cakes · ·· · Ill. 45c ...._Flounder Dinners ·· lb. 49c _. Today, more than a century later, we can honestl; .. y, "WE CARE ... about yDU.H A&P's OWN GRADE A MEDIUM Eight O'Clock COFFEE Sunnybrook It's one of m•nv, v II lllfiY•IHTC' I til. TttllaMT AtWina &PACtnc TIA CD., ...C. BIRDSEYI! FROZEN MOlTON FRENCH FRIES l·lb. pkgo, Bread Dou1h ··· · 2 pkga. 89c MORTON 1 ~:·.lSc l·fb. 4-o" plcgs. 3 doz. Macaroni & Cheese 2 for 69c APPIA.. WAY 2.... pita SUPIR-RIGHT 1SY2-oz. cano CHiiDOBIT- American or Pl-ntt Cheese Pizzarlnos 5 pill 39c Chill with leans 3 cans $1.00 Cheese Spread 2 lb. pkg. 89c UP LIGHT-CHUNK 6'12-oz. eano TASTY - SLICED Tuna Fish · .. ·.... 3 cans 89c Swiss Cheese · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c .•.-...... • •Ct· FRESH EGGS $1.79 JANE PARKER 10Ya-ez. una ANN I'AGI SULTANA Mushroom Soup · · 2 cans 29c Sandwich Spread Qt. Jar 49c Hot Cross Buns ANN PAGE-MACARONI 01 ANN I'AGI! Glazed Donuts pq. of 12-39c Blended Syrup 24-oz. bot. 49c SpagheHi 3 - 1-lb. pkgs. 59c PKG. JANI PARKIR ANN PAGE-Our FinMI Quality SUL TANA-LAROii OR SMALL Cherry Pit ........ •· ttcU9c Stuffed Ollvls 10!-oz. jar 65c Tartar Sauce 10l-oz. Jar 29c Fr ~r, h Fruih ANT H0 N Plumbinq • Heating PlUMBING ? a) HEATING 1 1 8EXEL LARGE-IlZE SPECIALS -"·· .......................................... ..... ....,. ... u.w ...............,.... , ... ,.....,III'I, ... ......,.,, ,.......................... ...... ......., ........... ...· '"'''·" •.. ...................... ..-... .... .IHI ... p_.,RO'III'ts.JI ltai_.I¥WJ ... •¥111M ltallllftl ...._ ... _ . . .... 111-IUI,IIOWIUI-.rtt.M c..-u.-.. 1ft...,_,...,,u,,:-3!': .., ' .. ltlltllltiM-IIrC_,....,..... leMI " ::""' •lltl •oo·.. "'· .....m... '·. ., CALIFORNIA Navel Orante• ··· · doz. 49c \· 111115H-HAWAIIAN ) Plleapples · ·· · ·:. · · each 49c 'l$ GREEN ONIONI, R•O!Its. tr GrMn Peppers ·•l •~ for 29c ·~ ""..:£;:lllol 50'L, "£ M~OII t/... AI . , . 25, 1100 .............. "'' au-...at"Mill . 3 ROOMS New Furniture 1 Grapefruit ., ·• 5 lh. ba11 49c I -ftlllll •• tA¥1~~~~~· Vltlllil Cl , -.... 1110 .... w.~~ 250 ... , 1001. . ftl. I, K1W I/ .41 I '' tJW SPECIAL PREMIUM MASON - · - ' Outten Drugs MIDD'.EPORT, 0. . -::· c.- .. __:;_:;-··"\ '\~ I c•N BE OBTAINED WITH COUPONS AT: Swisher & Lohse Drugs POMEROY, 0. : : : ' I $299 ses-1 ....., FLOIIDA--SIID~IIS J 1 &Vegetables! ..... *' 111t4 tit'' ",..., ..,. • ro• "''tilt "WovW ,.. •rhlllf ' - .. ~~~ ;;.,·, ' I / ' ~~~. :. : : : I ' . -· I I • J FLORIDA VALENCIA ORANGES t ~~~--~ 0~ in on the Fine Gifts! . OIH~ PLAID '' ;! ' '• ' Is thi1 a rood teason for •hopping A.APT -========-=.1 I 39c Breadecl Redfish 2 lb. 99c Fish Sticks 2 lb. pkg. $1.09 1 :e; lb. POLE STAR FROZEN PRIED CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Today, in keeping with that proud heritage, AlP is still dedicated to brinrinr the most rood food, to the most people for the leut amount of money. JANE PARKER ' COUNTRY STYLI Pork Roast ···.. .. ·· · lh. 95c Pork Sausage · · 1-lh. roD 65c Eliminate expensive ln-betw. . eoata. Sell dil1Ct17 to the publie, at rreat uvings .. . a email profit. Rye Bread ·· · · · · 2 loans 49c 8fR~~'5 WO~lD LEAN-TASTY Spart Ribs .... · ·.. .. lit. 65c Pork Steaks · · ·· ·· · · · · lb. 75c Thtld•f Bu7 ta dlrtet from the Orilllt bJ the clipper sh'pload. \ CINTiiR CUT Pori! Chops .. · .... .. · lh. 99c Pork Butt Roast ·· · · · · lit. 65c That wu the J•r u Jm,inatift 1&-year old, IWIIId Georrt H. Hartford, ilacla brDllant Hlea. 4 VARIETIES YEll IISII POlDICY VIWIIII•IItBIL 1 I I 8EXE1 VII' UIIIY-1.1£ TAII11S fOR CIIIDUII 1 ' 31 DAYS IN MARCH' IJ2 PRICE ECONOMY SIZES! Hartford Society Notes I LOIN END · ·.. · ·· .. ·.. :· lb. 65c ht I8c I c lb. EN OUR SHIP EIN? Soci'ety Notes SOLID 7-RII END KNOW Laurel (]if'f New Cabbage-- ..9c 1 POR ROAST '-Television Revue HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -II Tbe other networkJ needn't """" llcNdlhll, but u ol afiioker at CBS-TV'• recent - · CBS-TY'a ''The TwlllUotll tunnoil either. For at leaat that Century," one of tho better organization cootillues to OliJ. television ~ - · t r.- IIIII video's only regularJr. lqrn next seaaon because the scbeduled one-hour prime.llmt qetwork can't flnd 1 place for news slot: "CBS Roptrlrr,'' II. 'II h I c b, lntenningled wI I h The network hao 110 trouble "TOWII loleellng of tho World" florllnJ a place for "The apeclals and other documentaBeverly HUlbllllea,'' "Tbo Wild, fill makea It tho moa1 Wild West" tr "Hogan's respectable prime-time hour on Heroes," a eomedJ oat Ia a the networkl. ABC-TV hal the Nazi prflrM etmp -but ''The weekly balf·tour "ABC Scopo " Tlrentieth Century" hal Chi which It unlerb.nately d"'~'t rnlsfortline "' ialllrfOI'<I with have the muscle to force moro flltltbaU. of the network's affiliates to The news about "The Twe!l- use. A'ld NBC TV, which prides Uetb Century,'' 1 weekly itself oo oewa, doem't have a Sunday evenin& ball-hour pubUc II n g I 1 regularly • acbeduled affairs aeries, wu moro or less prime-time pubUc aflalra .. buried durinc lht recent rles. squabble at CBS wbell Fred Friendly, pretktenl of the nowo divislln, quit beeau~e the network preferred one day to show "Lucyu reruns rather than Uve coverage of Senate bearings on VIet Nam. Foetball "i'CO football -is, of . , . . - - - - - - - couree, pure gold at the The Free Methodist Church cashbo• lor telavision. And had 1115 fll attendaRCI Feb 71 "The Twentieth Century" ls, In Tbe hymn sing held Su~day a seOH, a vieUm .of tho afternoon Feb. 71 was well atnetwork's decllioo 1 while back tended. i to broadcast Sunday dnublehead- Lawrence Smllh visited reers of National Football League cently with !Itt Dan Smith famga~eo . The pobllc aUairs lly at Mt Carmel. ~"•• got nn lite air pretty late Mr. and Mrs. Kenney Wilt • m the season during the and , .. of Bucyrus called on curr~t · semester; and things Mr. and Mrs. Lew Diehl. weren I about to obange In the Mr. and Mra. l!ldward Srhaeluture. With all the footbaU fer, Mra. Laura Schaefer of Five twin bdls, "The Twentieth Poinfs recently called on Mr Century:• wouldn't get on the and Mrs. Non11an Sehaeler. · air unW January. The Haton Mr. and Mra. Walter Henstarts m Sept~mber. The man of Ball Run, Mr. and Mra. sponsor of the ser.es understan- Joey Hysell of Thomas Fork I dably didn, like the arrange- recently visited Mr. and Mrs. I ment. and thll was cerfolnly a Lew Diehl. factor in Its decision to pull out. Mr. and Mra. FriiJ Stahl I As usual, one eon ha!Brd a of New Marshfield vloited Sun. guess f - _palit experience and day witb Mr. and Mro. Norman standard procedure throughout Schaefer. television that tht aot-k may Mrs. Laura Sehaeler Is visitwell announce that tho bright ing her daughter, Mrs. Charle<J gentlem~n who turned out "The Gordon and lamlly in Culum- ~ Twentiet~ Century" f&r nine bus, years will be qaged In futurt Mrs. M. A. Howell, Columprojects, ind lh!J may well .be bus, Mre. Nancy Walker, Mrs. so. But . in televlllon. ae James Will and aon. Star Route, elrrewhere, a W.sk In hand is recently ealled on Mr. and i worth 1\Vij In proapect. And Mrs. Pearl Parker and Mr. ' there is little reeso~ lo belltve and Mrs. Vernon Howell. fhat vldl!ll, whose public affairs 1 programming oo a reJIUiar MI. l!lvereal waa named for I basis has been slowly drying Sir Georee Everest, surveyor- I up, will suddenly stsrt bios-· general of India who determi• lnl •sail draJIIBUcally, ad be!ght of lho 'peak in tall. ''Super -R1ght" Quality Meatsl = ' Salad Dressing - corn I ; .I SAUSAGE- "fPc~.,... if,..,. IF YOU WAN!' A NEW TEEN- stupid picture of a "typical Image I wwk for It small town," and show how Dur Rei•: · unllappy and "drilling'' and BACON Buckwheat SOCJety , NOteS Jatlr ~~:.....! Al!dlha roll 1M! thou worthwhn. teen proJecll and p1" 11 Dear llel•: her mouth IJid, "lit• ID" a'ileltl IIIII "1 l!jlhlevemtiiA. KnoW bolr 1111111 Write .1111«'1 to IIIII... lllld About litO ~tll!i IIIII ' 'f1ltiM , f!!l ·~ lht 1-.t w.;. ID ftllltt llema 1 Netl98tl? 'l'hnof And -wP... ·tdlllln, oei-IRI frteqd of mine lllked me fil tiM tietter; • out tllfiJGIIIIIIIIII!ql, prlllf 10 my ''booster" ooluma weal IIIII i\1!111 your ~- ~· a baby-sitting job be- Mil a lll!bstltote. · and lpprtelallt1111 . thollway. Llsl lht 1111\lluei!Y 11M lbb>p cause the had • date. s~ Your pj'~ 11111 - ........., IJOU ..W - . lltl•, Trouble with lht biC 11111jorl- yoriD(J )ltOP!o acoo~lllh II then tho.. people have asked solve 111 easily, 'but 11'1 "II you •JIIGI lht worll Ill ty til GOOD ~rll Ia lhoy'rt 10 yotll' town. · me "' all e]lhl tlmN. I fill 10 belt to cl*'- It ~t~~·~~ CIA "PROVI!l'' whallvet h R '*Pito IIIIJ'U alw~ tibllp buly "dotal" thtr IIIYI llllllo Wt'.ro jUit tboul dut; for a cullty, takinJ OVfl' my frlencl'o wile Inti l oti thf 1'1111 Ia provt, by lortldq In ~" ' - ' Ukt ltltiiiiiiJIICI er tht time 110r the QIIQiatloB podultmt • IWIIII awtiJ from llrr!IOry. S.veral limn l .havt JGUr emplqy.,.., If !Itt rt&bl plaeet and belllt bifid lht 11111'11 ell u, Qtl II •• dD to pubUclle lhomlllv•. lbt "Wbat'a Wroaa · Will>'' started "' ..Y IOQIC!thlng to you to. ber, wtll, lhll'l to everything elle. IIOIMIII!q bid II 111111• lhtm ("Tbal's ·~~~Ill.' and ~hool ol wrUlq, alMI JOU can tho peoplt, but can't 1111ke il the alii.- boui!•-H. The flea • ago lmaga Ia ao boppy biOaUit -..·ve proyad who lleeda UT" U,., aay.) liD llelp It aloq bJ aUIIIIIIttC t1qoo oound rliht. My friend doein't bad that llort clerka IN """" tbllr point Bul lha lood lddl? they mUll bo ...toni witb lht u&l llml" with a llootl ol know I've bod th... jobs, al . This ooluu IJ der!ICJ~et! etl of 111, IIIII wbentvet thert'o roratt 'em. Tiley -·1 ~~~tal tl•y paragraph dowa near lht "Wbll'l r]lht Wla , .. " arll- lout sbt't -•r said. and my. famiiJ livinl, 10 ! danoe IItty pul on • bulle~ of -B.C. end of tht "upoot'' lhat n. d... .SUch IItten let roault.- ,.,Uty conscience grows. What lng kid ln>Qble or lUll special pollcemeA,~ I I d Dear B: plrll•s. "01 courH moll tee. nevor dll'!l>t If! Jhould I doT SITTER trouble, lot Htltll HIIP . every day you read another Several ytlll'l 110 I llarled qon aro oimed Ia lht rllbt <8lart off, pop HI, wllh a Dear Sitter: She wUI al10 weleome survey ebaul how many smolle a ''Teea Boon of the 1.1011111 dlnciiOl, but .... .... .lltd wba revlvtl of "Teo>n Booot of '11111 oama thing happened to own or:rt1leiq uperjenctl. and clrlnt and ba" Ulll8llimlll Club" and -.cl YWJfl peoo reada tho nne print! the Month.'' I'll be waltbiC fllr a )'OUng friend of mine. She drou Helen Bolli! Ia babies. pit to ...0 1111 atorlll aboul If you'd Improve JOUf lmlga, Jour succesa stories.) flnally took her courage In this newspaper. JaiiJ ;hlltlllll, PomlrO)'Middltport, 0., Mareh I, 1K8-T hopeless tllf kids ere. Hokum! It oeema like 111011 of 1111 1tuH lhiiC!OIIIIa eut about \Qnl these daya fa written (or Ulmed) Ill prove • point tho IUtho 1101 allur!J docttlld wa1 true. lt'1 • tttU • !moo fact you :t �,, . , 1 t-lllll1 lt1ltlllll, PametoND4dleport, 0., lhrch t, 1981 Scouts Hike to Harrisonville ~ Arrangements Completed by ' American Legion for Party m. Wednesday. Comrna11der cussed. Society Notes Char lea birthday celebration will be I Swatzel reported tlmt tlle held Tuesday, March 15th, at 1966 membership st•nds at 306 the Pomoroy Elementary School. I and only ll more are nerdrd 1 A ham dinner will be served : for quota. GARY B. REED bv the Ladies Auxiliary from i Commander Guinther read 1 ~ · to 7:30 p. m. for members 1 letter from lOth District Con- . Gory B. Reed bas cempleland th.,r families of Post 39 grossman Walter E. Moeller on ed basic lralnfng at Fort "''· the auxiliary and for in· , tlle Bill of Rights lor Cold War Kaox, KeniY<ky and bao beea vill'd guests. · ! veterans whlch was recently . Uliped ~· a elerk there, '!'he program, whl<h is open i passed by congress. Paul Cascl wbUe lW 81 ilnA overseao daly. to the public, will begin at ' and Frank Vaughan were nam· He Is the son of Mr. and Mro. 7 311 p. m. Post 39 has acquired I ed as co-chairmen of the Meigs Alvin Reed, RD ReedsviUe, • wp rated soeaker, Mr. Ed County Horse Show event which and a ISM Easter• H 18 b Mason. a retired FBI Agent and Post 39 is co-sponsoring witb llebool graduate. now working in a public rela· the Meigs County Riding Club. 1, 00 , capacii'l with '!'he Colum. '!'his event will take plaee on bus Dispalch, as the main 1Sunday, Mary 22nd. · ers were Sanford Gheen Paul Werner. The boys Lee Wood, Ray Glaze and Snouffer For their assistance. Many spring acUvitles are planned for the troop including the Scout-0-Rama and Spring Camporee. Any boy ll years old or older who wishes to join a Scout Troop may contact any of the above leaders. speu ker. Special awards wtll I Commander Guinther report~ • Dies Monday Jn Newark be pmentod during the pro- ed on the Sork Doll Campaign gra m and entertainment will by the women of Me1gs County lullow the program. \ for the purpose of sending to All Post 39 Auxiliary and Le- Ichildren ID Viet Nam. Refresh· MARINE PVT. JENKINS Marine Private Flrsl Clasa Gary B. Jenklns, above, soD The island of Sicily II of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenklos from Italy by tile __ .... 1 Syracuse, Is a member of t11e 1"of;;;;;;M;;;ess;;;;;;in;;;L;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'il 2nd Battalion, 81b Marines, 1r an infaotry regiment or tbe 2nd Marine Division currealThe Very BHt ly serving as tlle grouod deIn Uaed Cera Anywhere tense Ioree lor the Naval Bas•, Gaantanamo Bay, Cu· NO REASONABLE ba. OFFER REFUSED SEE A. BB.FASI .. AWl - -- ----- ~ ANOTHER BIG WEEK-END OF BARGAINS! THURS.-FRL-SAT. - __::.::__ -, I 1 -=========: Syracuse ~ Wayne OeWolre, 81, Newark Ill. ;5, who died Monday at p. m in tlle Newark Hospital, will be held Thursday morning at 10 a. m. In the Chapel of Criss Brothers Funeral Home, 179 Granville St., Newark, with !be Rev. William Tolli~er and 1 Dr. G. W. Wilcher, DIStrict Sup- I erintendtnt officiating. Graveside services will be held on , 'l'hu.,day at , p. m. at tbe Le- • tart Falls Cemetery. He was a retired Mer.JOdist Minister. His wife, Hilda M. Osborne DeWolfe, died Nov. ~· - Society Notes Stllller'o brlnr you another great ....t. end of tremendous savings ... bargains iJII every department . . . plus pre-season saY· lngs on new and Mrs. Raymond Teaford of · ~I ·rwrsville. I Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Harden and son Eric of Marion ! were weekend guests of his par- ~· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden Debbie and Jim, and her Nylon Hose 1 Ity . .. otock·up for Sprlnll and Easter. POMEROY, OHIO 1 Dwight \'. Nelson, son of both . of Akron. ; 1 Market Report par~nts, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon : and Rutland 1 graduate of Donahue of East Letart ' Hitb Scbool. SALES REPORT Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hubbard ! Ohio Valley Uvestock co. and daug'lter of Sheffield Lake ] SaturdaJ, Mart·b s, 1966 visited his parents, Mr. and I I HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 25 to ' Mrs, Oris Hubbard and family. aiDS 126 ..10: 220 •o 250 lbs. 2f to 26 50; Mr and Mrs. Willis LeadingLight 21 to 26.50; Fat Sows . 18 to 23: Stags 15 oo 20: Boars ham Connie. Barbara and Rose Marie, visited his mother, Mrs.[ 15 to 20; Sows & Pigs 65 1 Rosa Leading!iam or South ' 1110: Shoats 12 00 25. Webster. I c-ATI'LE - Steers 18 to 26; . . By .11rs. Evelyn Brkkles 10 Mdr andMMlrs. M•;! Pi,C.kens : Pe.rl Shields returned to the HeifPrS 16 to 25 : Bab) B-.f 26 l an son e VIO o1 cast ~IV•r· ho fM d M L 0 .. to 28: . f'at Cows 14 to 20 JO· 1 0 poodl Mwere 1"'"'kn!Wvilsfilors doff Mr.,: ar; ~r Gill ~ft:; sev:r~l mo~~h s : Canners 12 lo 15 ; Bulls 16 to ·22; . an rs. · ac o • an am-i VISit · · ·m FIQnda. · Co ws 1110 to 200. l He had been · M'lk I 1y\1. d M D I Hubb d: staying wtth the MrGills be· VEAL CALVES - 'fops 3430 · r.. nn. rs. a • . . ar. • fort. gomg · to r~1 on'd a. •···nds 30 to 34 ; Med'1um 25 to ~.:u I Wasbmgton, D. C. VlSJted 0 hts d. M G ld v· I I 30· Com & H 20 to 34· c II parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edison , Mr. an rs. era JO _e . . vs. ' us 1 , 1 Tuppers p) I • $1.00 2 PAIRS FOR Set The Se1sons B11tl SPECIAL SHOWING LADIES SPRING Lodlu Hi.Stylo BEAUTIFUL SELECTION Spring COATS HEAD SCARFS See the seasons best and most popular designer styled dreises for spring . . lovely fabrics in excitingly new col· m and color combination• .. . a style to please the J&. dy of any age. eJr. Petite eMlsses: See our outsta nding selee· tion of new spring coats . .. exce llent luxury looking fa)). tics in lhe seasons newest fa shion colors coats with lhat expensive look but with a low cost price ticket. LADIES COLORFUL LadiH' Colorful vis ited in Pa tntsville, Ky. wir.. Lemley. Mr Marshall and Barbara. They were joined there by their son and dau~h· ter-in-law. Mr. 1:md Mrs. RwJ-1 1 'I LUCKY FOR YOUI fabric& in happy Spring col· on ... aU llzes avall&ble. s .00 "THE NEW SOFT LOOK" LADIES' SPRING STYLE LADIES WHITE & BLACK SLIM TOE STYLING See the new group of ladies canvas sport aneak· ers . . they are the new foot slimming tapered toe style . . treaded rubber soles ... ebo1ce of white or black in sizes 4 to 10. SOCKS Mens all cotton knit white socks with the thick, comfortable cushion soles ... \ miehine washable . . . cor· 1 and teen-age girls . . . solid comfort smart ap· pearance and aturd)' construeUon for longer wear alze5 4 to 9. STRETCH GlOVES We now offer a special ule &roup of ladies white nylon eloves for Spring and !!:aster wearing .. .. . stretch Iabrie !bat lito tbe wntour of your band perfectly. .95 v man and son Eddie of Columbus vi sited his grandparent.'!, I MEN'S CAMPUS PEilM-PRE$S I \1r. and Mrs. Carl Duckwortil of Coshocton; Mr. and M r li. : James White. of Dunbar w 1 Va . visi ted Mrs. Agnes Whit~ . SLACKSCampus makea the f• mous line of ~rm. ' Chapman· Canaday In the Mldtllelleclc Nat to •••rh.. POMIROY'I QUALITY SHOll ITOU Press slaeb tbat · ~do no lroninJ1 . . . qule~ !o dry :. . styled fw the young rnaa of " tcr~ay· . . newest eolors p.d bl.oek. $ '11 to I Yd. Length .98 pair . MUI-end run remoanta of high quality dreu fahrico in Jen11tha of I> to I yard each . . . Jdeol for m1ny ...... .00 polr THE PERFECT QUILT l'tJ.~.rNv ONE SEAMLESS SHEET MILL·END PIECE GOODS cpr :s El Select From reeUy sized. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chap- and Mr Richard Duckworth. Mr. end Mrs. William Hosch- ' sr and family or Hartford, w. j Va .. Mr . Eugeoe Hudson and ' liOn, Brvanl of Pomeroy visited 1 Mrs. Mfia Hudson and sons. I Mr. ¥d Mr•. Jennings Hall, ' ond rtdren David, Martlra ond B h of Columbus spont 1 few s wlt!r Mr. ond Mn. Stlfflers' feature the ''Softee" loafer for ladie1 s 6" WORK SHOES & OXFORDS SIZES 6-12 PT. PLEASANT -Two elvll WEST COLUMBIA - Miss ed cake and MrB. Joh• Work· VALUES TO $10.99 - - - - actions have been filed iR th• Linda Mae Ruasell, daughrer man, Mason, sister of tbe bride, Good over waUpaPer, plaster, block, most office of the Circuit Clerk. The of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Russell, served the punch. A color anything you wish to paint. McWherter Advertising CerporWest Columbia, became the scheme ol silver and white were 3.59 gallon MENS atlon is · seeking judgment bride of Mr. Kenneth Murphy used OR the refreabment tables. 2 gallons 6. 98 agoinst tbe West VIrginia ID· 1 f Albe t tb b "de nd t d · De 1 r Both e rt . a groom a • 1 Cor iD PT PLEASANT - Charles Reyno da, son o Mrs. 00 11 ~;·~:,../~ o : ;88 wl~ in· Dani~l O'Bryan, 22, Hartlord. >watzel and Mr. Frank Rey- rended Wahama High Sehnol •This pric< good til I p.m., Saturday nigM 1teres! March 12. and costs. ' w. va., a prisoner in tbe Mason nolda, de!Masonht' on March ~tth,lbin He completed two years at West Values To $12.99 The IOCOIId action is styled County jail where be and his a can rg ceremony n e VIrginia 'l'ech majoring In engi· Just Automatlcolly Go To . Cons! lio C wr"fe ••nes were conlined fol- Methodist Church at Mason. neering, and Is employed at Pomt rue Com n ornpany, lowing • ""a year's ' · jail sentence Th e double rmg · western Eleetrte, · · Colum bus, ceremony 1 ~c., ;s. ;u~tln lib J:"~ int~ and $500 line on charges of for· was performed by the Rev. Ohio. He has enlisted In t11e FOR JOUR NEEDS ose e, . · ·• " e P a of gery in Mason County Circuit Marvan Frame at 8 p.m. Air Force, and will report on W.VA. MASON s~~~~g ft:f~nt ~ ':: sumts Court last Friday suffered a Gratus Aldridge, Mason, play· Monday at Fort llayts, Colum· Open Every D1y-AII Doy f ' w n ~· a cos · seimre Monday nliiht at the jail ed tlle nuptial music and Mrs. bus. They will reside i• Columnd went berserk Dennis Weaver, Mason, sang bus until his departure for the a O'Bryan was !~ally suhdued the "Lord's Prayer." . by restraint of six persons and The bride, given IO marnage I led b a local doctor and by her falber • wore a while ~~= tran;ferred to Lakill 'state dress with lull skirt, fitted bodTHURSDAY '· Ho it 1 tee. 'Ale long full sleeves were ~;re~i. recorded at !be coun- li~ted at the wrisls. Her wedFRIDAY ty jail Included an B7 year old dmg vet! was held '" ~lace by Ashton man and hi! 44 year whiOO band. '!'he bride •. corSATURDAY PT. PLEASANT - The Mall- old son. both charged with in- '"~at;:: :~ ~=o~a~~:lon\eo MARCH on Counfy Health Department toxication following • !ight Mon- Young West Colu;.bia ,wore a Nursing stall acllvltiea lor Feb- day evening. Arrested were Fe- pink ~ool suit with bl~ck ac1Oth-11th-12th ruary, 1966 are as follow" llx Henry Hughes, 8?, and Wil· ce88ories. Her eorsage was of Borne vlslta made te 257 per- llam Henry Hughes, 44: Also white carnations. Special For Spring and Summer sons for health coun!eling ser- arrested was Leonard Sm!lh, 30, Mr. Nelson Reynolds, Maso•, LADIES SLEEVELESS viceo. 508 Water Street, Pt. Pleasant, brother of the groom, served Nineteen school visits were on • peace warranl. as best man. made this month. Twenty • two The bride'o mother, wore a st.udents have reported compfe. GIVES DINNER PARTY blue dress with matching jack· • Uoo of visual referrals made MASON--Mrs. Albert Swat~el et, and the groom's molber SIZES S.M·L during screenillll program In entertained with a birthday dtn· wore a white jersey dreSIJ wilb FAST COLORS the fall of 1965. ner honoring her husband on gold metallic design, wII h ASST. PATIERNS Twenty-five persens have re- Sunday at their home. Attend· which she wore black accessorcelved blood tests and-or tine ing were the honoree, Abbie ies. Both wore carnation cor· tests for. handling food. Swatzel, Mr. and Mrs. Car· sages. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Sixty-two persons received 92 roll Shinn and. family of Leon; Miss Sharon Dalley, SteubenLADIES' & GIRLS immunlzatiorJs against OPT, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Luck•y· ville, Ohio, cousin of I he Reg. 98c Size Reg. 63c Size DT, Smallpox, polio and meas- doo, New Haven, Mrs. Paul groom, registere"tl the guest!. SLEEPWEAR les. Baily and Sharon, Steubenville, Approximately 50 persons at14 Ounce Bottle Sixty visual ocreening exams Obio, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schnei· tended tlle wedding and recep.BABY DOLLS ware made by the P.H.D. staff der, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. and lion. Floral arrangements ceA.GOWNS referring six lor furtber exam· Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds, Mrs. tered lbe tables lor the rerepinatlon. R. C. King, Henderson, Mrs. Uon which was beld in the SOC· eFAST lleveral scheol programs and Donna Tulloh, Nelson and Nor· ial rooma ol the church. Tbe DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE one 4·H club program were man Reynolds. bride's table featured a wed· htld this month by the P. B. ding cnke with miniature bride nursing stall - Mrs. Lynch, SUFFERS ATI'ACK and groom. Mrs. Carroll Shinn, LADIES ASST. COLORS BRIEF STYLE Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. He ill- PT. PLEASANT llenald Leon, aunt of the groom, servkell. Getty, 26GII Garfield Avenue, an - employee of the Vunadium PT. PLEASANT :;' Corp. is a patient iD tbe GalliLIVESTOCK SALES CQ. eBRIEF STYLE polis Medical Center after suiSollrday, Marcb 5, IMtl lering a beart attack at h h Is BOGS - 175 to 220 25 to .ASST. COLORS - - - - - - - - - -· horne Monday morning. Mr. Get· 26.50; Heavies 23 to 25.50; Fat e SIZES 5-6·7 Billy Barton, 1 volunteer for lty is listed in satisfacltry <GO· ~ws .20 to 23.25; Jloars 18 to YOUI pr the Army left GD Monday lor dition. 21; P1gs 14 to 18.50. STOCK·UP NOW Iii Fort Knox. He 11 the son of CATrLK- Heifers 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barton. 24.10; Fat Cows 17 to 19.811; Miss sue Lehew, ten at her <,anners 13 1o 16; BuDs 20.10 LADIES Reg. 2. 99 borne on Monday evening, breakto 22.50; Slock Cows and Calv· BIOI Big Buohel Size lng ..veral ribs. es 142 to. 262; Stock Steero 21 PERM-PRESS SEERSUCKER Mrs. Ernie Urban and her to 211; stock Heifers 18 to 21; HUNTS !.~er, Mrs. Alnelia Gallenn Stock Steer Calves 22 to 28.50; tunUngtoa villted on Sanday Stock Heiler Calve~ 22 to 25.50. STEAK HOUSE '· •h Mr. and Mts. Christy Blel· ESTHER CIRCLE VEAL CALVES - Tups ner. The Esther Cir<le .of the Lu- 10; Seconds 33.811; Medium ASST. COLORS Mn. Lena Ebersbach, Pome- llreran Church Women met on to 31.20; Commo• ond Hertvlet . SIZES S·M·L rny, visited on Saturday with Tuesday. evening at the Parish 24 ..to 33.50. Asoortod Color Mlu Stella Greu. House wllb Mrs. John F. Roush --~ Sizes 10 to 18 Mrs. John Morgaa, New flav· as hostess. The Jesson, "T be PleasaDt VaUey llolpltal en, retarrred home alter spend· Soul's Sincere Desire" was ADMITTED: Mn. Boyd botlle ing seven! ~s iR Kansa• presented by Mrs. Velma Roush. Snodgrass, Springfield, Ohio. City earlng lor her husband's Those attending were Mrs. A. DISCHARGED: Sheryl Snod· ea grandmother, Mrs. Minnie L. Sprouse, Mrs. Robert Layne, grass, Mrs. Wllla GUmore, Wright lltd his aunt, Mn. Mont Mrs. William Powell, m, Mrs. Diane Davis, Leonard AnderRoberlll. son, Herbert Myer~, Mro. Dal· Mr. · and Mn. Warrea Self bans, W. Yo. visited oa Tues· loa Nibert. lad .lamUy of Cohunbui villi- day with her slstar and family, BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Roy LADIES' and GIRLS' ed over the weekend wllh ber Mrs. Lola Jeffers. o. Smith, Henderooa, a daJJII>Ladl11' Hl·Fuhion parents, Mr• .lltd Mn. Russell Mr. 8lld Mrs. &ndy Galford ter. 1 iiapelmrt lll!d liar grudparenll, aac1 Greg visited a Sua day - - - - - - - LADIES NEW Mr. lltd ..,.. Clirllty Bletner. with her parents, Mr. aRd Mrs. Gary Roush, Mn. D I vI Mrs. Paul Salley and dauab· Wllliam Smilb. Roush, Mrs. Jack Welch, Mn. .eWHITII: SPRING tar, Sl!arotl ofSieubellvllle, Ohio 111n. Wllliam Bayes aid· two Donald Bwngardaer, Mr eHeovy Canvao visited .._. lba weekead wllb ~ of Middleport, vlllted Jamea Layae, Mrl. Henry Mr. aad· Mn. Albert SWatlel on Friday with ber molher, Jr., Mrs. Velma Rouab, e Rubber Soles • New Fabrics lltd atteaded tire weddbrg ill Mrs. Ln1a Jeffers. Mrs. John Rouab. 5 to 3 eExciting Styles her aepbew, Ketmelb Reynolds. . 4 to 10 and Co lors •New Colora Mr. IIIII Mrs. Joba Roaeb 1 and aor>' vlslled on Sunday wllb FAMOUS BIRDSEYE Jr., Petite, Misseo •An New her brol!ler tllld flmlly, Mr. and Half Size• IIIII Mn. LlwraDce Walt. et Styles Letart. •. Mr. Barry Glbbe wu I'OIIIm· First Quality ec1 from tbe IIDIJer llolpllal last Wlli and, II Nt:llpll'ating 100% Cottoa and at .tire bome af bltr datJ&hler • Size 27I27 cfoL I .· Frank FIDalcum. PER DOZEN Mr. and Mn. Barold •Lewll, Weal Columbia, Vlllterl oa day w1llr llrelr daJJI)rler ud family, Mr, _. Mrs. G 1en MENS FOR THE OUTDOOR FAMILY '-· Tlwml'llflh , . 10 Gellon Sin Sevlrll lllelll!lin af. tire Mil' PERM-!'RESS c ea MOUNTAIN MIST BAm Rei. •1.211 Y1lue Fl· mouo 11.1. Milt Balta 81JdNI oile, IDOW)' while one .eamlen lhett. Stock up. GET SET FOR SUMMEa LOAFING HI·STRENGTH ALUMINUM- 6 WIB' LAWN FURNITURE Get oet for patio and lawn Uvlllll wltb aew to fold aluminum lul"'lture . . . tulrulu lr11me1 wltll alx web plaaUe bocks and botlomJ . . . •I!Odal ••I• priceo now offered on lheoe lirrte popUiat ilema, Chair, Rocker aod Loua11e. · CHAIR SJ-~ , ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ·· Nursing Staff Activities Are Reported . ARE HEREI . .00 ---======--- "I ALKA SELTZER RAYON PANTIES Mason Personals 1 New Haven News Notes DUSTERS c SAVE PWTIC QOTHES BASKETS CAPRI CATSUP PANTS c .97 ·41 s C .44 . FOR YOUR NEW SPRING OUTFIT SOFT WHITE NYI,ON SOFTEE LOAFERS SPORT SNEAKERS Specie! S.le Pri~ MENS CUSHION SOLE ., .44 .. ch NCh E s .99 pair 1' Samuel Pickeaa. v trispy cottons and soft, man-made .99 .\rfrs. Mayme Holmes spent a week with her sister, Mrs. I H~>lt>n WetT.el and son of Colum· f bus. Mrs. Mabel Pickens received Nord that brother, Dallas Don11hue of Syeamore, Ill. had suf-J 1'red lwo h~a rl attacks and is <'Onfinf'd to a hospital there. I Mr~ . Archie Lee visited reC'ently wi th relatives in ~arlea- : I.Qn. W Va . \t r and Mrs. James S. Quick. and I daughter, Peggy. Mr. Marshall Mr . t~nd Mrs. Forest Brock ' remains quite poorly. and Mrs. Frank Hendrix "" Zwilliog, of Vaiiev Station Ky .. Carl Mrs. Herman ... sty.leo that give you that look·allve feeling . . obable solid colors or bright s Beautiful Sweater ohellt 1D luxury looklni "Antron" knit . . . the fabric that retaino Ill shape . . . oleeveless wllb 1 trippored back . . . 1110rted 110114 wlora lor now and Sprlna. Zipper Back Asst. Colora, 34 to 40 budget priced dress fubions happy plaid designs. A SHELLS Stiffler's lead the field In Get ready fDr lhe sport wearing season with a few pairs of these cotton surfers . . . select from machine wa· s ANTRON SWEA1ER DRESSES SURfERS Mrs. Leah Fick and Mi<s ler, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spen"e l SHEEP - Ewes and Lms. 5 Nellie Hamer of Nelsonville I of Pomoroy. j to 10 ; Stock Ewes 5 It 10; Fat ~pent 8 few days with Mr. and . Mr. 1:111d ~rs. Wt~rren Bentz Sheep 5 to 10; Culls 1 to 5; ,trs. Frank Poll! and dough· of Hooper Rtdge spetJt a day re.. Bucks I to 10; Fat Wethers 5 ter Jennie Isabell, 'Mr. and Mrs. I centl y with his sislt>r, Mr. und · w, 10. Wilham Potts and other rela- Mrs. C ~~ . Woode. ! LAMBS - Tops 27; Seconds tim. '!'hey wm called hero Mr: and Mrs. Halph Higgi ns . 22 to 25: Light Wts. 20 to 21 : due to the death of their cousin I of V1enna, W. Va., and Mr. : Common 18 to 20. - BUDGET LADIES COTTON PLAIN & PLAID I Mr and Mrs. 'I'roy Zwilling part-nls. Mr. and Mrs. ' Select Now-Uso Our LAY-AWAY PLAN other relatives. were recfnt guests or her siS· ~ 18 to 22. vi•ited ber grandparents. Mr. I bell ond daughter of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor and Mr!i. James s. Quick. !!pent Sunday herl" wiu-1 ber · were Sunday guests of Mr. and 1 head scarfs . . . select from a wide VI• riety of outfit mat- ching aoild colon. 1 Miss Jennie PotU. 'I and Mrs. .lames Higgins or ] _ _ ___ - - - -- - Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Grimm ! Parkersburg were Sunday vis- of New Martinsville. W. Va. yisited their daughter and son· I ito~s. of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 1 and Mr. a.nd . Mrs. William Grain-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G:1ff.1th ~nd so~. Mrs. Ralph , den of Cmcmnati were ~atur- ~ Teaford, and family of Miners- • H1ggms IS a s1strr ol Mr s. c!ay guests of Mr. Brock s sis. , Griffith. ler; Mr. and Mrs. Blaine v1He R. D. Mrs. Gordon West of Racine : Mr. and Mrs. Robert CamJr lor and (amity. chase group of la- dles lovely chiffon ea SoCJ'ety News Hubbard and Alit. Colon See thl& opecial pur· c 1nd H1ll SliM 1 Russell-Reynolds Vows Exchanged March 5 in Mason Methodist Church LISTERINE SOLID COLOR CHIFFON DRESSES Another Pickens Paint Specicrl! LATEX WALL PAINT s Beautiful sheer seamless ny· lon hose in the aeasons new· est shades . . . select from micro mesh or fiat knit types in aU sizes . .. aH first qual- ville, Tenn.; six grandchildren, ! :and two sisters. Mrs. Pauline I Dean and Miss Ruth DeWolfe, expression. h or Its best essay& \All be sent Point to Each essay must adhere tr1r1el- l to send tree Mrsentries Helen are KaytoSterrett 1y to the lb.,.. el the year. The to the County Essay Coqlesl Ple~ant Hiiih School:" 2312 run name of !be aqtbor must Committee. All entries must be Jaekson Avenue, PL Pleasant. · appear on !be upper (!Ill hand ----------'=--=--=~· corner of tlle first page, togeth· er w1t11 tlle ~orne address and lbe name of ~e hrg~ school ' . from wh~eh II 11 aubm1ttetl. Each h1gh scool Is . requested PRINT DUSTERS MHh or Fl1t Knit and HogPr 0. [)(>Wolfe Green- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clair O. Nelson , Fnends mny call at the , "I b b I funeral home on Wednesday o1 ...angsvu e, ll'l een pro- f 7 1 9 0 moted 10 airman serond class ) rum p. m. In tbe U. S. Air Force. He is 80 air policeman with an Air Fort-e unit at Hoopt:<r, Neb., clotllina and aboea, SHEER SEAMLESS Sun•ivors Include two sons, Harold W. DeWolfe. Newark. Visiting rere-ntly witb Mr. and Mrs. Melvi n Grimm. wt~ re her nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Jamef, ~fcDonaid and son: Mr I z.nd Mrs. Kenneth Aisel, •f Columbt" Th•y also visited Mr. ! ~prtne FIRST QUALITY 1!165. Pomeroy-IUdmeport. claritY' .ol Pickens Hardware g1on members are urged l.o ments were served by Kenneth lurn uu1 and bring their rami- Harrls and Paul Taylor. I Funeral service! for Rev. H. llf' to this evont, as it is an· nuaily one of the highlights of th' Legion year. Hunnel also announced a rehearsal for those part icipattng in 111• program, for >u nday. March 13. at t:30 p '" at th• elem•ntary school. In other business, Phil Ohlinger reported on progress of the ; Sell~ne~ 8 Work Boot ~~:~~ _ $]- "Your l1mblor D11l1r" POMIROY, 0. -- Prisoner is Subdue'd, DUly Moved tO Lakin METROPOLITAN MOTORS are Lois Christiaa beglmrbrg with 1961H7. 'r.le lof I senior elass Ill any of !be subject lor this sc~ooi year ial three high schools i1 Masoo ••Juvenile !:nutt :J'ubllolty." County. Tbe purpose .of the contest Rules governing the conrest this year is to tievtlop ~n In- are as follow" teres! in and ackno'lriedge of 'r.le essay must have a miniwork ol the juvenile court. m•Jm of 1.000 words, be typeA prize of $25 will be given written and double spaced. lor tbe best essay written by Pages must be numbered and any regularly .eJD"Olled member fastened securely together. TwoCiviiAetiona Filed For Money Rambler Trade-Ins ON MERIT LIST Five Meigs Countians ~:;~~~:::,.~~~Carpenrer; been n310ed to !be Dean's M of Star Route, Porn· ll 13.0) at Rio Grande Manual of lege for tbe first semester · Jobn Suttle, 196!Hl6 academic year. and Roger Birch, Rev. DeWolfe PT. PLEASANT - Judge Jam .. Lee TbompsOn, ~ldiDi judge of the 2Ith jwllclal clr· r>llt composed o1 Maana and PUtnam eoundes 11 sponsor of an annual Essay' Contest en the 1eneral subject, "The Court." 'fh• subject for eacb speclfie )'ear wiU be designated by October 11 of each school year, Sunday School attendanee OD Feb. '11 was 81, •flerintl $28.11. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Phllllpa of Pomeroy called on Mr. and ~- Hugb Bearbs on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pack of Richmondale, spent the weet end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Rlghthouse and Judy. . form of Lee Wood's near Barrl· sonvllle Saturday carrying all their equipment witll them, eluding tents for the overnight camp oo their backs. Boys making the hike Tim Glaze, Fred Gheen, Werner, Dana Snouffer, Couch and Rodney Gheen. Lead· ·Judge Thompson Announces Essay Contests ~~~~i:~;f~ ' I lion' and Members of Boy Sceut Troop 1 the Iaim:;~ and purposes. Albert Rou* l'lq1lllll II . . . Peellll)l Bennett Post 128, Am· bers to be pr~ell a .... 141'kan Legion, wUI meet at 7::Jl Is importiRt bui,. ID ·i t . . !. 248 biked from Pomeroy to the Final arrangements werelocaJ American Legion Junior made fer the American Legion'• Baseball program. Frank 47th birthday celebration by Vaughan reported on a meet· Drew Webster Post No. 39 and ing !el up by !be local Red lts l.adie'' Auxiliary, by I he Cross Clmpter for Arpil 14 in P0':l in a regular !less ion Mon· l conjunction with the local d'v blood bank for the pur· Don Hunnel. birthday party i pose of explaining Its chairman, announced that ' 1.B010N ro MEI!T Rock Springs ll \ CANVAS SNEAKERS s I I SPRING COATS .94 .,.1, BUILD NOW I I e \ 1 1 G. 0~ ROUSH & SONS Ii:l18 p~ Ire •*·I iDB with l.'fjiiiUdiiiiC of I b e till BeclrJ '-11. 11'11 Martlra 'l'bomp- taae. RorrDila .•'l'bompao8, lflrle)' Jle)ldr!Cb. :.~, BUILDERS 1 I IIIII Blrrlall' Walllr, Barlrm 11111, W• btdld j~ to 11111 JIO"' medl - on JIOW' lot or our loll jn !If~ or New *' I H~~t~en. ~ J....... ·11111 . Mrs. - '.. .rulip. ., Jlimbulc . . . IIYD of c. . ~ ~ .,... 'Mrl; ... .• Mr. eDII Mn. Pill 'llenbnirer " "· c~ 20 v•ar• . . . \ aOUstf or OARY .ROCJ~H , ........., ...... NEW HAVEN IIIII lamlll have ·mmd ~t- IIDtlll·· lito RL II, _,. l't.tiMt . ~- lirfiM. . . . 28toH npe""-. ' .' . .• CAll lOB , HH®~ ·, · JEANS e Sprlac Colora ,. Gl, I'HA er <;ONYII!NTIONAL I'~NCINf •. . J' $J.99 88 $5.47 SUD-I citurte~ . bci' 1•1 'nrey s DRESSES ,.. ' ... , .. .2-2722 ' . ' FOLDING ALUMINUM PLASTIC TRASH Bew with CANS Ti&ht Flttln& Llda .oo COVERING STURDY TUBULAR FRAME \ • �,, . , 1 t-lllll1 lt1ltlllll, PametoND4dleport, 0., lhrch t, 1981 Scouts Hike to Harrisonville ~ Arrangements Completed by ' American Legion for Party m. Wednesday. Comrna11der cussed. Society Notes Char lea birthday celebration will be I Swatzel reported tlmt tlle held Tuesday, March 15th, at 1966 membership st•nds at 306 the Pomoroy Elementary School. I and only ll more are nerdrd 1 A ham dinner will be served : for quota. GARY B. REED bv the Ladies Auxiliary from i Commander Guinther read 1 ~ · to 7:30 p. m. for members 1 letter from lOth District Con- . Gory B. Reed bas cempleland th.,r families of Post 39 grossman Walter E. Moeller on ed basic lralnfng at Fort "''· the auxiliary and for in· , tlle Bill of Rights lor Cold War Kaox, KeniY<ky and bao beea vill'd guests. · ! veterans whlch was recently . Uliped ~· a elerk there, '!'he program, whl<h is open i passed by congress. Paul Cascl wbUe lW 81 ilnA overseao daly. to the public, will begin at ' and Frank Vaughan were nam· He Is the son of Mr. and Mro. 7 311 p. m. Post 39 has acquired I ed as co-chairmen of the Meigs Alvin Reed, RD ReedsviUe, • wp rated soeaker, Mr. Ed County Horse Show event which and a ISM Easter• H 18 b Mason. a retired FBI Agent and Post 39 is co-sponsoring witb llebool graduate. now working in a public rela· the Meigs County Riding Club. 1, 00 , capacii'l with '!'he Colum. '!'his event will take plaee on bus Dispalch, as the main 1Sunday, Mary 22nd. · ers were Sanford Gheen Paul Werner. The boys Lee Wood, Ray Glaze and Snouffer For their assistance. Many spring acUvitles are planned for the troop including the Scout-0-Rama and Spring Camporee. Any boy ll years old or older who wishes to join a Scout Troop may contact any of the above leaders. speu ker. Special awards wtll I Commander Guinther report~ • Dies Monday Jn Newark be pmentod during the pro- ed on the Sork Doll Campaign gra m and entertainment will by the women of Me1gs County lullow the program. \ for the purpose of sending to All Post 39 Auxiliary and Le- Ichildren ID Viet Nam. Refresh· MARINE PVT. JENKINS Marine Private Flrsl Clasa Gary B. Jenklns, above, soD The island of Sicily II of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenklos from Italy by tile __ .... 1 Syracuse, Is a member of t11e 1"of;;;;;;M;;;ess;;;;;;in;;;L;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'il 2nd Battalion, 81b Marines, 1r an infaotry regiment or tbe 2nd Marine Division currealThe Very BHt ly serving as tlle grouod deIn Uaed Cera Anywhere tense Ioree lor the Naval Bas•, Gaantanamo Bay, Cu· NO REASONABLE ba. OFFER REFUSED SEE A. BB.FASI .. AWl - -- ----- ~ ANOTHER BIG WEEK-END OF BARGAINS! THURS.-FRL-SAT. - __::.::__ -, I 1 -=========: Syracuse ~ Wayne OeWolre, 81, Newark Ill. ;5, who died Monday at p. m in tlle Newark Hospital, will be held Thursday morning at 10 a. m. In the Chapel of Criss Brothers Funeral Home, 179 Granville St., Newark, with !be Rev. William Tolli~er and 1 Dr. G. W. Wilcher, DIStrict Sup- I erintendtnt officiating. Graveside services will be held on , 'l'hu.,day at , p. m. at tbe Le- • tart Falls Cemetery. He was a retired Mer.JOdist Minister. His wife, Hilda M. Osborne DeWolfe, died Nov. ~· - Society Notes Stllller'o brlnr you another great ....t. end of tremendous savings ... bargains iJII every department . . . plus pre-season saY· lngs on new and Mrs. Raymond Teaford of · ~I ·rwrsville. I Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Harden and son Eric of Marion ! were weekend guests of his par- ~· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden Debbie and Jim, and her Nylon Hose 1 Ity . .. otock·up for Sprlnll and Easter. POMEROY, OHIO 1 Dwight \'. Nelson, son of both . of Akron. ; 1 Market Report par~nts, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon : and Rutland 1 graduate of Donahue of East Letart ' Hitb Scbool. SALES REPORT Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hubbard ! Ohio Valley Uvestock co. and daug'lter of Sheffield Lake ] SaturdaJ, Mart·b s, 1966 visited his parents, Mr. and I I HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 25 to ' Mrs, Oris Hubbard and family. aiDS 126 ..10: 220 •o 250 lbs. 2f to 26 50; Mr and Mrs. Willis LeadingLight 21 to 26.50; Fat Sows . 18 to 23: Stags 15 oo 20: Boars ham Connie. Barbara and Rose Marie, visited his mother, Mrs.[ 15 to 20; Sows & Pigs 65 1 Rosa Leading!iam or South ' 1110: Shoats 12 00 25. Webster. I c-ATI'LE - Steers 18 to 26; . . By .11rs. Evelyn Brkkles 10 Mdr andMMlrs. M•;! Pi,C.kens : Pe.rl Shields returned to the HeifPrS 16 to 25 : Bab) B-.f 26 l an son e VIO o1 cast ~IV•r· ho fM d M L 0 .. to 28: . f'at Cows 14 to 20 JO· 1 0 poodl Mwere 1"'"'kn!Wvilsfilors doff Mr.,: ar; ~r Gill ~ft:; sev:r~l mo~~h s : Canners 12 lo 15 ; Bulls 16 to ·22; . an rs. · ac o • an am-i VISit · · ·m FIQnda. · Co ws 1110 to 200. l He had been · M'lk I 1y\1. d M D I Hubb d: staying wtth the MrGills be· VEAL CALVES - 'fops 3430 · r.. nn. rs. a • . . ar. • fort. gomg · to r~1 on'd a. •···nds 30 to 34 ; Med'1um 25 to ~.:u I Wasbmgton, D. C. VlSJted 0 hts d. M G ld v· I I 30· Com & H 20 to 34· c II parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edison , Mr. an rs. era JO _e . . vs. ' us 1 , 1 Tuppers p) I • $1.00 2 PAIRS FOR Set The Se1sons B11tl SPECIAL SHOWING LADIES SPRING Lodlu Hi.Stylo BEAUTIFUL SELECTION Spring COATS HEAD SCARFS See the seasons best and most popular designer styled dreises for spring . . lovely fabrics in excitingly new col· m and color combination• .. . a style to please the J&. dy of any age. eJr. Petite eMlsses: See our outsta nding selee· tion of new spring coats . .. exce llent luxury looking fa)). tics in lhe seasons newest fa shion colors coats with lhat expensive look but with a low cost price ticket. LADIES COLORFUL LadiH' Colorful vis ited in Pa tntsville, Ky. wir.. Lemley. Mr Marshall and Barbara. They were joined there by their son and dau~h· ter-in-law. Mr. 1:md Mrs. RwJ-1 1 'I LUCKY FOR YOUI fabric& in happy Spring col· on ... aU llzes avall&ble. s .00 "THE NEW SOFT LOOK" LADIES' SPRING STYLE LADIES WHITE & BLACK SLIM TOE STYLING See the new group of ladies canvas sport aneak· ers . . they are the new foot slimming tapered toe style . . treaded rubber soles ... ebo1ce of white or black in sizes 4 to 10. SOCKS Mens all cotton knit white socks with the thick, comfortable cushion soles ... \ miehine washable . . . cor· 1 and teen-age girls . . . solid comfort smart ap· pearance and aturd)' construeUon for longer wear alze5 4 to 9. STRETCH GlOVES We now offer a special ule &roup of ladies white nylon eloves for Spring and !!:aster wearing .. .. . stretch Iabrie !bat lito tbe wntour of your band perfectly. .95 v man and son Eddie of Columbus vi sited his grandparent.'!, I MEN'S CAMPUS PEilM-PRE$S I \1r. and Mrs. Carl Duckwortil of Coshocton; Mr. and M r li. : James White. of Dunbar w 1 Va . visi ted Mrs. Agnes Whit~ . SLACKSCampus makea the f• mous line of ~rm. ' Chapman· Canaday In the Mldtllelleclc Nat to •••rh.. POMIROY'I QUALITY SHOll ITOU Press slaeb tbat · ~do no lroninJ1 . . . qule~ !o dry :. . styled fw the young rnaa of " tcr~ay· . . newest eolors p.d bl.oek. $ '11 to I Yd. Length .98 pair . MUI-end run remoanta of high quality dreu fahrico in Jen11tha of I> to I yard each . . . Jdeol for m1ny ...... .00 polr THE PERFECT QUILT l'tJ.~.rNv ONE SEAMLESS SHEET MILL·END PIECE GOODS cpr :s El Select From reeUy sized. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chap- and Mr Richard Duckworth. Mr. end Mrs. William Hosch- ' sr and family or Hartford, w. j Va .. Mr . Eugeoe Hudson and ' liOn, Brvanl of Pomeroy visited 1 Mrs. Mfia Hudson and sons. I Mr. ¥d Mr•. Jennings Hall, ' ond rtdren David, Martlra ond B h of Columbus spont 1 few s wlt!r Mr. ond Mn. Stlfflers' feature the ''Softee" loafer for ladie1 s 6" WORK SHOES & OXFORDS SIZES 6-12 PT. PLEASANT -Two elvll WEST COLUMBIA - Miss ed cake and MrB. Joh• Work· VALUES TO $10.99 - - - - actions have been filed iR th• Linda Mae Ruasell, daughrer man, Mason, sister of tbe bride, Good over waUpaPer, plaster, block, most office of the Circuit Clerk. The of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Russell, served the punch. A color anything you wish to paint. McWherter Advertising CerporWest Columbia, became the scheme ol silver and white were 3.59 gallon MENS atlon is · seeking judgment bride of Mr. Kenneth Murphy used OR the refreabment tables. 2 gallons 6. 98 agoinst tbe West VIrginia ID· 1 f Albe t tb b "de nd t d · De 1 r Both e rt . a groom a • 1 Cor iD PT PLEASANT - Charles Reyno da, son o Mrs. 00 11 ~;·~:,../~ o : ;88 wl~ in· Dani~l O'Bryan, 22, Hartlord. >watzel and Mr. Frank Rey- rended Wahama High Sehnol •This pric< good til I p.m., Saturday nigM 1teres! March 12. and costs. ' w. va., a prisoner in tbe Mason nolda, de!Masonht' on March ~tth,lbin He completed two years at West Values To $12.99 The IOCOIId action is styled County jail where be and his a can rg ceremony n e VIrginia 'l'ech majoring In engi· Just Automatlcolly Go To . Cons! lio C wr"fe ••nes were conlined fol- Methodist Church at Mason. neering, and Is employed at Pomt rue Com n ornpany, lowing • ""a year's ' · jail sentence Th e double rmg · western Eleetrte, · · Colum bus, ceremony 1 ~c., ;s. ;u~tln lib J:"~ int~ and $500 line on charges of for· was performed by the Rev. Ohio. He has enlisted In t11e FOR JOUR NEEDS ose e, . · ·• " e P a of gery in Mason County Circuit Marvan Frame at 8 p.m. Air Force, and will report on W.VA. MASON s~~~~g ft:f~nt ~ ':: sumts Court last Friday suffered a Gratus Aldridge, Mason, play· Monday at Fort llayts, Colum· Open Every D1y-AII Doy f ' w n ~· a cos · seimre Monday nliiht at the jail ed tlle nuptial music and Mrs. bus. They will reside i• Columnd went berserk Dennis Weaver, Mason, sang bus until his departure for the a O'Bryan was !~ally suhdued the "Lord's Prayer." . by restraint of six persons and The bride, given IO marnage I led b a local doctor and by her falber • wore a while ~~= tran;ferred to Lakill 'state dress with lull skirt, fitted bodTHURSDAY '· Ho it 1 tee. 'Ale long full sleeves were ~;re~i. recorded at !be coun- li~ted at the wrisls. Her wedFRIDAY ty jail Included an B7 year old dmg vet! was held '" ~lace by Ashton man and hi! 44 year whiOO band. '!'he bride •. corSATURDAY PT. PLEASANT - The Mall- old son. both charged with in- '"~at;:: :~ ~=o~a~~:lon\eo MARCH on Counfy Health Department toxication following • !ight Mon- Young West Colu;.bia ,wore a Nursing stall acllvltiea lor Feb- day evening. Arrested were Fe- pink ~ool suit with bl~ck ac1Oth-11th-12th ruary, 1966 are as follow" llx Henry Hughes, 8?, and Wil· ce88ories. Her eorsage was of Borne vlslta made te 257 per- llam Henry Hughes, 44: Also white carnations. Special For Spring and Summer sons for health coun!eling ser- arrested was Leonard Sm!lh, 30, Mr. Nelson Reynolds, Maso•, LADIES SLEEVELESS viceo. 508 Water Street, Pt. Pleasant, brother of the groom, served Nineteen school visits were on • peace warranl. as best man. made this month. Twenty • two The bride'o mother, wore a st.udents have reported compfe. GIVES DINNER PARTY blue dress with matching jack· • Uoo of visual referrals made MASON--Mrs. Albert Swat~el et, and the groom's molber SIZES S.M·L during screenillll program In entertained with a birthday dtn· wore a white jersey dreSIJ wilb FAST COLORS the fall of 1965. ner honoring her husband on gold metallic design, wII h ASST. PATIERNS Twenty-five persens have re- Sunday at their home. Attend· which she wore black accessorcelved blood tests and-or tine ing were the honoree, Abbie ies. Both wore carnation cor· tests for. handling food. Swatzel, Mr. and Mrs. Car· sages. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Sixty-two persons received 92 roll Shinn and. family of Leon; Miss Sharon Dalley, SteubenLADIES' & GIRLS immunlzatiorJs against OPT, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Luck•y· ville, Ohio, cousin of I he Reg. 98c Size Reg. 63c Size DT, Smallpox, polio and meas- doo, New Haven, Mrs. Paul groom, registere"tl the guest!. SLEEPWEAR les. Baily and Sharon, Steubenville, Approximately 50 persons at14 Ounce Bottle Sixty visual ocreening exams Obio, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schnei· tended tlle wedding and recep.BABY DOLLS ware made by the P.H.D. staff der, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. and lion. Floral arrangements ceA.GOWNS referring six lor furtber exam· Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds, Mrs. tered lbe tables lor the rerepinatlon. R. C. King, Henderson, Mrs. Uon which was beld in the SOC· eFAST lleveral scheol programs and Donna Tulloh, Nelson and Nor· ial rooma ol the church. Tbe DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE one 4·H club program were man Reynolds. bride's table featured a wed· htld this month by the P. B. ding cnke with miniature bride nursing stall - Mrs. Lynch, SUFFERS ATI'ACK and groom. Mrs. Carroll Shinn, LADIES ASST. COLORS BRIEF STYLE Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. He ill- PT. PLEASANT llenald Leon, aunt of the groom, servkell. Getty, 26GII Garfield Avenue, an - employee of the Vunadium PT. PLEASANT :;' Corp. is a patient iD tbe GalliLIVESTOCK SALES CQ. eBRIEF STYLE polis Medical Center after suiSollrday, Marcb 5, IMtl lering a beart attack at h h Is BOGS - 175 to 220 25 to .ASST. COLORS - - - - - - - - - -· horne Monday morning. Mr. Get· 26.50; Heavies 23 to 25.50; Fat e SIZES 5-6·7 Billy Barton, 1 volunteer for lty is listed in satisfacltry <GO· ~ws .20 to 23.25; Jloars 18 to YOUI pr the Army left GD Monday lor dition. 21; P1gs 14 to 18.50. STOCK·UP NOW Iii Fort Knox. He 11 the son of CATrLK- Heifers 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barton. 24.10; Fat Cows 17 to 19.811; Miss sue Lehew, ten at her <,anners 13 1o 16; BuDs 20.10 LADIES Reg. 2. 99 borne on Monday evening, breakto 22.50; Slock Cows and Calv· BIOI Big Buohel Size lng ..veral ribs. es 142 to. 262; Stock Steero 21 PERM-PRESS SEERSUCKER Mrs. Ernie Urban and her to 211; stock Heifers 18 to 21; HUNTS !.~er, Mrs. Alnelia Gallenn Stock Steer Calves 22 to 28.50; tunUngtoa villted on Sanday Stock Heiler Calve~ 22 to 25.50. STEAK HOUSE '· •h Mr. and Mts. Christy Blel· ESTHER CIRCLE VEAL CALVES - Tups ner. The Esther Cir<le .of the Lu- 10; Seconds 33.811; Medium ASST. COLORS Mn. Lena Ebersbach, Pome- llreran Church Women met on to 31.20; Commo• ond Hertvlet . SIZES S·M·L rny, visited on Saturday with Tuesday. evening at the Parish 24 ..to 33.50. Asoortod Color Mlu Stella Greu. House wllb Mrs. John F. Roush --~ Sizes 10 to 18 Mrs. John Morgaa, New flav· as hostess. The Jesson, "T be PleasaDt VaUey llolpltal en, retarrred home alter spend· Soul's Sincere Desire" was ADMITTED: Mn. Boyd botlle ing seven! ~s iR Kansa• presented by Mrs. Velma Roush. Snodgrass, Springfield, Ohio. City earlng lor her husband's Those attending were Mrs. A. DISCHARGED: Sheryl Snod· ea grandmother, Mrs. Minnie L. Sprouse, Mrs. Robert Layne, grass, Mrs. Wllla GUmore, Wright lltd his aunt, Mn. Mont Mrs. William Powell, m, Mrs. Diane Davis, Leonard AnderRoberlll. son, Herbert Myer~, Mro. Dal· Mr. · and Mn. Warrea Self bans, W. Yo. visited oa Tues· loa Nibert. lad .lamUy of Cohunbui villi- day with her slstar and family, BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Roy LADIES' and GIRLS' ed over the weekend wllh ber Mrs. Lola Jeffers. o. Smith, Henderooa, a daJJII>Ladl11' Hl·Fuhion parents, Mr• .lltd Mn. Russell Mr. 8lld Mrs. &ndy Galford ter. 1 iiapelmrt lll!d liar grudparenll, aac1 Greg visited a Sua day - - - - - - - LADIES NEW Mr. lltd ..,.. Clirllty Bletner. with her parents, Mr. aRd Mrs. Gary Roush, Mn. D I vI Mrs. Paul Salley and dauab· Wllliam Smilb. Roush, Mrs. Jack Welch, Mn. .eWHITII: SPRING tar, Sl!arotl ofSieubellvllle, Ohio 111n. Wllliam Bayes aid· two Donald Bwngardaer, Mr eHeovy Canvao visited .._. lba weekead wllb ~ of Middleport, vlllted Jamea Layae, Mrl. Henry Mr. aad· Mn. Albert SWatlel on Friday with ber molher, Jr., Mrs. Velma Rouab, e Rubber Soles • New Fabrics lltd atteaded tire weddbrg ill Mrs. Ln1a Jeffers. Mrs. John Rouab. 5 to 3 eExciting Styles her aepbew, Ketmelb Reynolds. . 4 to 10 and Co lors •New Colora Mr. IIIII Mrs. Joba Roaeb 1 and aor>' vlslled on Sunday wllb FAMOUS BIRDSEYE Jr., Petite, Misseo •An New her brol!ler tllld flmlly, Mr. and Half Size• IIIII Mn. LlwraDce Walt. et Styles Letart. •. Mr. Barry Glbbe wu I'OIIIm· First Quality ec1 from tbe IIDIJer llolpllal last Wlli and, II Nt:llpll'ating 100% Cottoa and at .tire bome af bltr datJ&hler • Size 27I27 cfoL I .· Frank FIDalcum. PER DOZEN Mr. and Mn. Barold •Lewll, Weal Columbia, Vlllterl oa day w1llr llrelr daJJI)rler ud family, Mr, _. Mrs. G 1en MENS FOR THE OUTDOOR FAMILY '-· Tlwml'llflh , . 10 Gellon Sin Sevlrll lllelll!lin af. tire Mil' PERM-!'RESS c ea MOUNTAIN MIST BAm Rei. •1.211 Y1lue Fl· mouo 11.1. Milt Balta 81JdNI oile, IDOW)' while one .eamlen lhett. Stock up. GET SET FOR SUMMEa LOAFING HI·STRENGTH ALUMINUM- 6 WIB' LAWN FURNITURE Get oet for patio and lawn Uvlllll wltb aew to fold aluminum lul"'lture . . . tulrulu lr11me1 wltll alx web plaaUe bocks and botlomJ . . . •I!Odal ••I• priceo now offered on lheoe lirrte popUiat ilema, Chair, Rocker aod Loua11e. · CHAIR SJ-~ , ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ·· Nursing Staff Activities Are Reported . ARE HEREI . .00 ---======--- "I ALKA SELTZER RAYON PANTIES Mason Personals 1 New Haven News Notes DUSTERS c SAVE PWTIC QOTHES BASKETS CAPRI CATSUP PANTS c .97 ·41 s C .44 . FOR YOUR NEW SPRING OUTFIT SOFT WHITE NYI,ON SOFTEE LOAFERS SPORT SNEAKERS Specie! S.le Pri~ MENS CUSHION SOLE ., .44 .. ch NCh E s .99 pair 1' Samuel Pickeaa. v trispy cottons and soft, man-made .99 .\rfrs. Mayme Holmes spent a week with her sister, Mrs. I H~>lt>n WetT.el and son of Colum· f bus. Mrs. Mabel Pickens received Nord that brother, Dallas Don11hue of Syeamore, Ill. had suf-J 1'red lwo h~a rl attacks and is <'Onfinf'd to a hospital there. I Mr~ . Archie Lee visited reC'ently wi th relatives in ~arlea- : I.Qn. W Va . \t r and Mrs. James S. Quick. and I daughter, Peggy. Mr. Marshall Mr . t~nd Mrs. Forest Brock ' remains quite poorly. and Mrs. Frank Hendrix "" Zwilliog, of Vaiiev Station Ky .. Carl Mrs. Herman ... sty.leo that give you that look·allve feeling . . obable solid colors or bright s Beautiful Sweater ohellt 1D luxury looklni "Antron" knit . . . the fabric that retaino Ill shape . . . oleeveless wllb 1 trippored back . . . 1110rted 110114 wlora lor now and Sprlna. Zipper Back Asst. Colora, 34 to 40 budget priced dress fubions happy plaid designs. A SHELLS Stiffler's lead the field In Get ready fDr lhe sport wearing season with a few pairs of these cotton surfers . . . select from machine wa· s ANTRON SWEA1ER DRESSES SURfERS Mrs. Leah Fick and Mi<s ler, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spen"e l SHEEP - Ewes and Lms. 5 Nellie Hamer of Nelsonville I of Pomoroy. j to 10 ; Stock Ewes 5 It 10; Fat ~pent 8 few days with Mr. and . Mr. 1:111d ~rs. Wt~rren Bentz Sheep 5 to 10; Culls 1 to 5; ,trs. Frank Poll! and dough· of Hooper Rtdge spetJt a day re.. Bucks I to 10; Fat Wethers 5 ter Jennie Isabell, 'Mr. and Mrs. I centl y with his sislt>r, Mr. und · w, 10. Wilham Potts and other rela- Mrs. C ~~ . Woode. ! LAMBS - Tops 27; Seconds tim. '!'hey wm called hero Mr: and Mrs. Halph Higgi ns . 22 to 25: Light Wts. 20 to 21 : due to the death of their cousin I of V1enna, W. Va., and Mr. : Common 18 to 20. - BUDGET LADIES COTTON PLAIN & PLAID I Mr and Mrs. 'I'roy Zwilling part-nls. Mr. and Mrs. ' Select Now-Uso Our LAY-AWAY PLAN other relatives. were recfnt guests or her siS· ~ 18 to 22. vi•ited ber grandparents. Mr. I bell ond daughter of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor and Mr!i. James s. Quick. !!pent Sunday herl" wiu-1 ber · were Sunday guests of Mr. and 1 head scarfs . . . select from a wide VI• riety of outfit mat- ching aoild colon. 1 Miss Jennie PotU. 'I and Mrs. .lames Higgins or ] _ _ ___ - - - -- - Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Grimm ! Parkersburg were Sunday vis- of New Martinsville. W. Va. yisited their daughter and son· I ito~s. of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 1 and Mr. a.nd . Mrs. William Grain-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G:1ff.1th ~nd so~. Mrs. Ralph , den of Cmcmnati were ~atur- ~ Teaford, and family of Miners- • H1ggms IS a s1strr ol Mr s. c!ay guests of Mr. Brock s sis. , Griffith. ler; Mr. and Mrs. Blaine v1He R. D. Mrs. Gordon West of Racine : Mr. and Mrs. Robert CamJr lor and (amity. chase group of la- dles lovely chiffon ea SoCJ'ety News Hubbard and Alit. Colon See thl& opecial pur· c 1nd H1ll SliM 1 Russell-Reynolds Vows Exchanged March 5 in Mason Methodist Church LISTERINE SOLID COLOR CHIFFON DRESSES Another Pickens Paint Specicrl! LATEX WALL PAINT s Beautiful sheer seamless ny· lon hose in the aeasons new· est shades . . . select from micro mesh or fiat knit types in aU sizes . .. aH first qual- ville, Tenn.; six grandchildren, ! :and two sisters. Mrs. Pauline I Dean and Miss Ruth DeWolfe, expression. h or Its best essay& \All be sent Point to Each essay must adhere tr1r1el- l to send tree Mrsentries Helen are KaytoSterrett 1y to the lb.,.. el the year. The to the County Essay Coqlesl Ple~ant Hiiih School:" 2312 run name of !be aqtbor must Committee. All entries must be Jaekson Avenue, PL Pleasant. · appear on !be upper (!Ill hand ----------'=--=--=~· corner of tlle first page, togeth· er w1t11 tlle ~orne address and lbe name of ~e hrg~ school ' . from wh~eh II 11 aubm1ttetl. Each h1gh scool Is . requested PRINT DUSTERS MHh or Fl1t Knit and HogPr 0. [)(>Wolfe Green- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clair O. Nelson , Fnends mny call at the , "I b b I funeral home on Wednesday o1 ...angsvu e, ll'l een pro- f 7 1 9 0 moted 10 airman serond class ) rum p. m. In tbe U. S. Air Force. He is 80 air policeman with an Air Fort-e unit at Hoopt:<r, Neb., clotllina and aboea, SHEER SEAMLESS Sun•ivors Include two sons, Harold W. DeWolfe. Newark. Visiting rere-ntly witb Mr. and Mrs. Melvi n Grimm. wt~ re her nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Jamef, ~fcDonaid and son: Mr I z.nd Mrs. Kenneth Aisel, •f Columbt" Th•y also visited Mr. ! ~prtne FIRST QUALITY 1!165. Pomeroy-IUdmeport. claritY' .ol Pickens Hardware g1on members are urged l.o ments were served by Kenneth lurn uu1 and bring their rami- Harrls and Paul Taylor. I Funeral service! for Rev. H. llf' to this evont, as it is an· nuaily one of the highlights of th' Legion year. Hunnel also announced a rehearsal for those part icipattng in 111• program, for >u nday. March 13. at t:30 p '" at th• elem•ntary school. In other business, Phil Ohlinger reported on progress of the ; Sell~ne~ 8 Work Boot ~~:~~ _ $]- "Your l1mblor D11l1r" POMIROY, 0. -- Prisoner is Subdue'd, DUly Moved tO Lakin METROPOLITAN MOTORS are Lois Christiaa beglmrbrg with 1961H7. 'r.le lof I senior elass Ill any of !be subject lor this sc~ooi year ial three high schools i1 Masoo ••Juvenile !:nutt :J'ubllolty." County. Tbe purpose .of the contest Rules governing the conrest this year is to tievtlop ~n In- are as follow" teres! in and ackno'lriedge of 'r.le essay must have a miniwork ol the juvenile court. m•Jm of 1.000 words, be typeA prize of $25 will be given written and double spaced. lor tbe best essay written by Pages must be numbered and any regularly .eJD"Olled member fastened securely together. TwoCiviiAetiona Filed For Money Rambler Trade-Ins ON MERIT LIST Five Meigs Countians ~:;~~~:::,.~~~Carpenrer; been n310ed to !be Dean's M of Star Route, Porn· ll 13.0) at Rio Grande Manual of lege for tbe first semester · Jobn Suttle, 196!Hl6 academic year. and Roger Birch, Rev. DeWolfe PT. PLEASANT - Judge Jam .. Lee TbompsOn, ~ldiDi judge of the 2Ith jwllclal clr· r>llt composed o1 Maana and PUtnam eoundes 11 sponsor of an annual Essay' Contest en the 1eneral subject, "The Court." 'fh• subject for eacb speclfie )'ear wiU be designated by October 11 of each school year, Sunday School attendanee OD Feb. '11 was 81, •flerintl $28.11. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Phllllpa of Pomeroy called on Mr. and ~- Hugb Bearbs on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pack of Richmondale, spent the weet end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Rlghthouse and Judy. . form of Lee Wood's near Barrl· sonvllle Saturday carrying all their equipment witll them, eluding tents for the overnight camp oo their backs. Boys making the hike Tim Glaze, Fred Gheen, Werner, Dana Snouffer, Couch and Rodney Gheen. Lead· ·Judge Thompson Announces Essay Contests ~~~~i:~;f~ ' I lion' and Members of Boy Sceut Troop 1 the Iaim:;~ and purposes. Albert Rou* l'lq1lllll II . . . Peellll)l Bennett Post 128, Am· bers to be pr~ell a .... 141'kan Legion, wUI meet at 7::Jl Is importiRt bui,. ID ·i t . . !. 248 biked from Pomeroy to the Final arrangements werelocaJ American Legion Junior made fer the American Legion'• Baseball program. Frank 47th birthday celebration by Vaughan reported on a meet· Drew Webster Post No. 39 and ing !el up by !be local Red lts l.adie'' Auxiliary, by I he Cross Clmpter for Arpil 14 in P0':l in a regular !less ion Mon· l conjunction with the local d'v blood bank for the pur· Don Hunnel. birthday party i pose of explaining Its chairman, announced that ' 1.B010N ro MEI!T Rock Springs ll \ CANVAS SNEAKERS s I I SPRING COATS .94 .,.1, BUILD NOW I I e \ 1 1 G. 0~ ROUSH & SONS Ii:l18 p~ Ire •*·I iDB with l.'fjiiiUdiiiiC of I b e till BeclrJ '-11. 11'11 Martlra 'l'bomp- taae. RorrDila .•'l'bompao8, lflrle)' Jle)ldr!Cb. :.~, BUILDERS 1 I IIIII Blrrlall' Walllr, Barlrm 11111, W• btdld j~ to 11111 JIO"' medl - on JIOW' lot or our loll jn !If~ or New *' I H~~t~en. ~ J....... ·11111 . Mrs. - '.. .rulip. ., Jlimbulc . . . IIYD of c. . ~ ~ .,... 'Mrl; ... .• Mr. eDII Mn. Pill 'llenbnirer " "· c~ 20 v•ar• . . . \ aOUstf or OARY .ROCJ~H , ........., ...... NEW HAVEN IIIII lamlll have ·mmd ~t- IIDtlll·· lito RL II, _,. l't.tiMt . ~- lirfiM. . . . 28toH npe""-. ' .' . .• CAll lOB , HH®~ ·, · JEANS e Sprlac Colora ,. Gl, I'HA er <;ONYII!NTIONAL I'~NCINf •. . J' $J.99 88 $5.47 SUD-I citurte~ . bci' 1•1 'nrey s DRESSES ,.. ' ... , .. .2-2722 ' . ' FOLDING ALUMINUM PLASTIC TRASH Bew with CANS Ti&ht Flttln& Llda .oo COVERING STURDY TUBULAR FRAME \ • �I ' -~ ,· ,. ··r ' '·. I A . • •.•• ., - · .• . '·· ' ·· • • - ....., • ,,' ' HE-E COME WI~D .WEST· SAVI:NGS DURING . ' .•· ". ·, . ' I :"' ,, • • >'·· ' \; .• ,.t I •H'f..~: MOUTHWASH c REG. PRICE 98c 1 2 CONVENIENT . LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU lb. T I Ny , s WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY GET YOUR 1966 ....... KRAFT KRAFT c \\\j:·· ' FISHING :: .• I' ·=., ...•. ., SIZE SALAD DRESSING Tube :· ;: • : • QT. CHEESE c JAR . 0 . ..' 6 HOOKS WITH LEADERS PWTIC HANDKERCHIEFS MITCHELL WINDPROOF each , HAMBURGER WEINERS IONUS SPECIAL --- 66 REG. $34.00 ONLY BUY 20 TO A PKG. c HOT DOG or FRENCH CITY -·-==--- i,.' CHILDREN'S SNEAKERS : .a f I STOKELY TOMATO c BONUS BUY STOKELY KRAFT SPECIALS l JUICE - $ 46 .00 oz. CANS HONEY POD PEAS - 303 SIZE CANS NEW EASY MONDAY BLE:ACH faALLON CELLO PILLSBURY OR BALLARD BISCUITS 4 PACK KRAFT (Si~~gJY WNpped) CHEESE SLICES KRAFT MIRAClE MARGARINI KRAn SALAD SICRIT DRESSING 8 0%. btl. KRAFT . IMPI!RIAL ITALIAN DRilliNG I OL btl. I-LB. PKG. -l7c -17c SUDDEN $~~:; DRAPES BEAUTY HAIR VALUES tJ.OO & C SPRAY MORE FAMILY SID JERGENS THERMOS SOAP c BARS 1 aonLES Pt. Size KRAFT STRAWBERRY PRESERVIiS NIAGARA I INSTANT STARCH 11 01.. Jer Ll. :,, . . lAG C ·UMs I ° 0 LIVER 'IN CREAM GIIAVY CAT POOD 6li 01. an ' . ' . 'I ' . PKG. 2 LB. CARTON ....• LADIES UMBRELLA ' FAMILY . •".. . HOOKS VELVEETA PKG. BEEF STEAKS ~.·. ,_ MIRACLE WHIP BONUS BUY ····· ::::: TOOTHPASTE BONUS BUY Middleport, 0. FROZEN . •••••••••••••••••••••• .·····························!' . . .... .. ····· ··. .···. .····••..... ••••• • ••••• ····=·········· \ \ \ ~ ~=~ REG. · 98c ' . ••• -:·:·:·.··:·.···· ••• .• ········ ....... ······•·•· ····=·:.: •!..... . . . . .... . ······ .•:•.···· .. ~·-:-:·:·:··:•.·· ,•.-~·~ pkg. RED BARN FISHING LICENSE AT TINYS MI:DDLEPO.RT, OHIO s::y 11-7 �I ' -~ ,· ,. ··r ' '·. I A . • •.•• ., - · .• . '·· ' ·· • • - ....., • ,,' ' HE-E COME WI~D .WEST· SAVI:NGS DURING . ' .•· ". ·, . ' I :"' ,, • • >'·· ' \; .• ,.t I •H'f..~: MOUTHWASH c REG. PRICE 98c 1 2 CONVENIENT . LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU lb. T I Ny , s WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY GET YOUR 1966 ....... KRAFT KRAFT c \\\j:·· ' FISHING :: .• I' ·=., ...•. ., SIZE SALAD DRESSING Tube :· ;: • : • QT. CHEESE c JAR . 0 . ..' 6 HOOKS WITH LEADERS PWTIC HANDKERCHIEFS MITCHELL WINDPROOF each , HAMBURGER WEINERS IONUS SPECIAL --- 66 REG. $34.00 ONLY BUY 20 TO A PKG. c HOT DOG or FRENCH CITY -·-==--- i,.' CHILDREN'S SNEAKERS : .a f I STOKELY TOMATO c BONUS BUY STOKELY KRAFT SPECIALS l JUICE - $ 46 .00 oz. CANS HONEY POD PEAS - 303 SIZE CANS NEW EASY MONDAY BLE:ACH faALLON CELLO PILLSBURY OR BALLARD BISCUITS 4 PACK KRAFT (Si~~gJY WNpped) CHEESE SLICES KRAFT MIRAClE MARGARINI KRAn SALAD SICRIT DRESSING 8 0%. btl. KRAFT . IMPI!RIAL ITALIAN DRilliNG I OL btl. I-LB. PKG. -l7c -17c SUDDEN $~~:; DRAPES BEAUTY HAIR VALUES tJ.OO & C SPRAY MORE FAMILY SID JERGENS THERMOS SOAP c BARS 1 aonLES Pt. Size KRAFT STRAWBERRY PRESERVIiS NIAGARA I INSTANT STARCH 11 01.. Jer Ll. :,, . . lAG C ·UMs I ° 0 LIVER 'IN CREAM GIIAVY CAT POOD 6li 01. an ' . ' . 'I ' . PKG. 2 LB. CARTON ....• LADIES UMBRELLA ' FAMILY . •".. . HOOKS VELVEETA PKG. BEEF STEAKS ~.·. ,_ MIRACLE WHIP BONUS BUY ····· ::::: TOOTHPASTE BONUS BUY Middleport, 0. FROZEN . •••••••••••••••••••••• .·····························!' . . .... .. ····· ··. .···. .····••..... ••••• • ••••• ····=·········· \ \ \ ~ ~=~ REG. · 98c ' . ••• -:·:·:·.··:·.···· ••• .• ········ ....... ······•·•· ····=·:.: •!..... . . . . .... . ······ .•:•.···· .. ~·-:-:·:·:··:•.·· ,•.-~·~ pkg. RED BARN FISHING LICENSE AT TINYS MI:DDLEPO.RT, OHIO s::y 11-7 �I " ' GetExtra Cash The Want Ad Way . . . =~. . 0., March 9, 196& .--------~-------- r ~ , ilOWI Clll! bavebuill lbe use of~ .lch YOII ouflllncllDc at l\lllb a low prlco u wllb INFORMATION CODA SERVICE. ldost per, 11[11 ••••~••u Help • #l•nted For Rent 10ns cll!'t alford to breed any ' 'Mo~a.~~...-=·~,."': 1":~"" rtr=-_-;Joo=ki!l=-g· -fOi·ainbtttOiiS men · FURNISHED houSe iD-Poineroy other way. For aervjce, call QUAliTY c:~:i:t~f.~':t• for full or part timt. work. -5 rooms and bath. Utilities · CLAIR WOODE; TECH. Porn· lb. w,u bt •eccpt~~tl tr11 • · lA. Must have car and can spare furnished. Call WY 2-5262 in l 1964 Chevelle Tudor eroy WY MIIC9 .ttt Chester $1595 F<H DIY . . ~......... lJ • 20 hours a week. caII Ior evenings. ITOKLIY'I 3 9 uc -.alii!. · s t 6tc 6 cyL with std. trans. Radio, heater. Real good whitewall . HC(I.ULATIOf\111 t . M D·Jd in WY • tires. Local owned with good care and low mileage. 1'111 "u•u'"'' ...."'... "" """ m trvlew, r. Dill " v THREE and four room turnisl1· " lftll 01 r•IH1 " ' ' ... ftiMIII 2471. s I etc ed 1WV ......, ·-"'·-;........ • .... . COlA ebjKiiOntbll. 1'"1"1 ltletlhl H IINI.UI u.&otlnN .... " SELECT SIU.S INC. 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door - - - $1245 ",.""wll• '"'-'""' '"' -.... WOMEN - Can .,., "'"'" IS. .-•ts. WY .MM. U t lie ITOKLIY'I llttl._r Mt 1M tHHI'IIIIt.. r•- "r-.. . .,. '"'" •ne 1111errHt ' " " " • 20 houn a week for 40 or 50 1 ROOM twnltbed apartmlnC Deluxe vinyl trim, green finish, radio, heater, good Use the breeclllli service tbat saves you money. Call lor .. no dollars' II 10, eaD ldr. Bald· tor real. phoaf WY U7'/l AI- tires-Reduced Price. COBA SERVICE, CLAIR Alii lti'Vtlt , WY • ''71 3 8 61c ter 1 p.m. Pboae WY WITt. , , ..•••, want ,......... , ,.,.,.,.. wm ..... • 1962 Corvair Fordor ____. Reduced $969 WOODE, TECH. Pomeroy MIIIII'IIU"' CMf. . 6t eutl D .....Je -· D .... u.~ , """ ,., ....... '""" ,_ HOURLY eernlDp • .85 IDd up """ Y auu .....,. .....ware. PowergHde trans. New white tlret. Try this one lor WY 2-2649 Ill' C!Wster Ms. MCU''"' IIIHrileN for man or womu on tervlee 11 1 tfc more go in the 8Dow. tl Jilr ODIIII Q..MUflt tit .HICI HI 2145. 3 t IOic o'."\::"~t:::·.~~.:r.... route in city ot MlddleporL rouR ROOM FURNISHED "·" ... so .... .,,.,.,..,. "''" Select own houri. No Invest- apartment WY UIID. lllrd Brothen Aato Wrecklq. INOW DRIPT ""~~·:::~ :OC:.~'· mat or experience required. 1 21 tfc Used parts for cars and ''" • "'· ",,,. •· M. .,..,, Write Watkins Productl, Inc., -·" •(I ,LAII~ ~ .- ....... -· OI'IN IVIS. 9:110 P.M. trucks. Complete"-· of Bond· hNt411Y 1:111 .tr., M. tt 1tt00 Noeft UUU&olill __. uut' Cl~ ~~· r..J:'~ I>D, Winona, 111M. I 8 lip ... m1 snnm•e l'rlll ,_.IIOY, OHIO ed brake llnJni !or all pu. """'' ••••vco•• REFINED couple or lady lor • Part !Slate Approved) senger ears. Rebuilt rener• FAIRMONT bouse porenla for cblldreo's . Mlnerlville. 011111, , . _ W\ fOR SALE A e _,_ tors and clutch plates. All 3 PHONE WY 2-2156 home. Send reoiiDIOP to box 1 W31t. 1 11 lie _ uto ""used and rebuilt parts IIWir· No. 668-{;, Athens c 0 u n t y . , SUPER 88 green and white - - - - - - - - - - anteed. Now open to serve - - -- - - -1 Children's Home, East Stete FOUR ROOM. IUrlllahfd apart- Oldsmobile. Good condJ· 1960 FAIRLANE 500 v.a Auto- you better, 8 a. m. to 7:30 ' 5 In Memory 2 3658 11 st., Athens, Ohio, 1n care of . ment. 'WY · ! Uc !Jon. Price $595. Call or see malic. New tires, 1500. Call P m. Sundays 10 a. m. to 111._:;:::;:;:::::;::=:;:-;:=~~;=:;::;=;:::: -'-the Pomtroy Dally Sentinel. MIDDLEPORT. modern un- J. M. Gaul. Star Roote, Chest· WY 2-3707 daytime or 882·3145 P· m. Located I! mUes north I· R I Es ..._ S I W d T I D1 LOVING memory ol our: 1 8 3tc fUrnished 3 rooms and bath I er, Ohio, 9115-2411.!. 3 9 Jtc New Haven alter 5 p. m. [ or Pomeroy on St. Rt. 1. Ph. H t1te rvr I e •nte 0 uy dear daughter. wtie, mother · ... apartment. Low utUities.' 3 9 6tc . 985-2297. S 3 30tp and sister. Gretchen Marie: RESPONSIBLE caretaker for 1 Coats Building, WY 2-5141. [ ':;:::;====::::::~~ !DI' II'OR SALE In Racine. 12 ~- Alumlnum Jolm IJO~l Spi.>use who paslled away Mason Drive-In Theatre. Ph.· r Nice location. WI 9-2882. Lawrence Reed, Rt. I, Miodle 2 24 tic two years ago today March 9, 675-2465 or 675-4690. . 63 Buick _ $1 ,595 EXPERIENCED 3 8 3tc port. I 6 3tc ~.• at Bellaire. Ohio. I 6 3tc TWO TRAfi.ER SPACES tor 1= .... __ -- -~ rent In the VUiagt o1 MiddleDlx. Special V8 4 dr. Station ROUSE FOR SALE: 6 rooms ~'l'IQUE f\lmtture, dlrllel, They say time heals all sor- LADIES: Would you like to port. C•ll \VY 2-3346 or WY Wagon. Original black finish and balb, cloae to schools. miscellaneous OlD ill' write: .., 00 a week'· S-2186 or• WY 3-3600. sparklea like the day was comer of Llnco1n & 4th• M'~Ju- Mn· How~ ~ """' row and heIPS uS to forget ' earn I 10·011 to •••· •old. Contrasting red itvinyl . _.., 1110 W· But time has only proven I It's easier than you may u 30 trc upholstery makes a perfect dteport. Call Gall Miller, WY Main St. Pomeroy. how much we miss her yet. I think. No capital needed. Con.~ ensemble. Low mileage, top and l-3196 or SH 2-6829. 3 6 6tc I !I lie God gave us strength to face[ tact Blanche Efaw, Rt. 2, Alb· ,TWO traoler spoces for rent in condition. it and courage to bear the ! ens, Ohio, 45701. Ph : 91>2-: Mason, W. Va. Lots 75x!OO 60 Buick $895 FOR SALE: 1 room house with Legal Notice blow I 11 Wonderful location. Velma bath, gas furnace, liO Sprln& - --"- -c-2092. 7 3 But what it meant to lose her 3 6 titp l ~-ZUSp...n,_77 -5 50.:.:!~ l~p ~f"gi~~~ ~~~·.o:.owatog~en. bLIJ.ekgee Avenue Pomeroy, fMOO. Ph. LIO&L NOTJCI .. IIc ., PATBJCIA Ot\11. HD..L, whOle place on IY. C,od • will ever know. WANTED: Experienced mach- I AVAILAHLE March lsi. busi-1 NEW EFFECTIVE WAY and tan. Automatic trans. p WY ~22• 18. 3 6 ..,,._~unknown. , .. .,,,.. Sadly mJSsed by Mr. and Mrs. anic for minor parts lnstaUa. ness huUdi!lg. Located ot 120 TO STOP MICE Power oteerlnJ & brakes. WY 2·21 93 omeroy :: ~','J:r:!; :;u,.~.:.".;.'t:.,~:: Robert Laudemult. Henry tion service. Muat be mature, Easl Main St., Pomeroy . Call PlleebaitbcroreDk:clluoe:a.DtJtNr [ FOR SALE: 8 room bouse witb ~aun. Hu17 a. HW. JUed blt SLplrloluseN and Betty3. 9Mirts.l with ability ~manage de- MaUida Schorn, wv Z-2524. :;:;:~-;:::·;::.":'..~:!::·:~ •L: (X)Nil!TlONING Refrtge~ battlurnaand basoodemenrtt. Fo~ced ~~:.:;r:;;1J ~ ~'u.g.' 1 an apper. pi partmen1 and sen parts. 2 15 tfc =:::'~n~k~~tlNelantiCGqMII Pomeroy, Ohio I ttiOII tervk!e. J~r···s Relrtt aar ce, g ver vtew. YOft~nd ~ther reile~rol' ~r,. ~un~ ----.,---~- 1 Good wor.,~·· condJUons. (n ~ ... ~ ...- ...... eratloa, New Haven. Pbont Phone CH 7-2255 or write at wiUful abHaol rur ftlort t.b.ui ""'6 • w•- •0 a - 281 Rt 2 Ra·'·· Obi ODt Jtll'. Batcl uu.. wUI be fot Card 0 f Thl'nks letler, stete ezperlence, ref. fol S.le -~ .. - . ....... _.,. • .,. ru W53'/. 4 I lie ..... ' . ' ..... 0. ............ ''"" ... 3101 .., .. erenceo and wages upected. lbenbach Hdwe., Pomoroy 'liS FORD Pickup, good sbape S 4 6tc - . ~ ... •· HILL. Pta~nue \liE WISH to thank ever;one Write "" The Dallv Sentinel BANNER travel traUen and $225.110. G. A. Deem, Racine. w'"'" ... ....,,. for the cards, flowers~ ~tts. Box 688A. • 2 4 Ue' Skamper Camp•ng traU~rs.ll957 CHEVROLET in good oon·i 3 8 6tc I HOUSE for sale, 304 Hamilton f~'~r;:e:;J ~~r2. ~~~~~~:s. 311. 'Ito and for the visits with Mabel[ BABY SITI'ER- wanied. Apply Also !make ~~uri ~.serva~: dition. $325. Phone WY 2-2973. - -. , St., Middleport, $8500. CaU while she was confined to 1118 p 1 T Tho now or ren~ •· If! 1 WY 2-&324. 3 3 tic •• THI ••ooau couRT 3 9 Jtc IAIR CONDITIONED 1961 PootlMeigs General Hospital. Spec- King. eop es errace, 3 7m3astp Trailer Sales, ~t 124, Sa~ s3·ytc·l, ac BonneviiJe blue and white ! IIOMIIIM:.•o::,.o,.~~~v, OHIO • SALE: Brick New house, """'"'"'.,., tal !honks to Dr. Boice, Dr. _racuse _ Corporation. l192 FOUR door Stillion Wagon' 4 door bardto . P ' edan· Hydro_All New Rodlalor 5h.2,_ fOR rooms IDd beth. forced8 ....,, •• ,.,,.., .,,., .....,,..,!~llfr Slack. U1e nurses. and help fol S.le 01 Rent HAY for sale. Phone WI 9-3051. (Lancer), good condition. [ motJC, radJo, hester, vinyl • for their kindness. FOUR bedroom home in M•'ddl• 3 6 61pl Someone to take over pay. , upholstery, wbluo •Ide walls. eCar eTruck eHeeter air lurnace. % finished base"· •· :--:--:--:--:=--:--;---;c::-;::-· speed sentry tinted ·•··• Cora eBulldozer ment. Front and back porcb. neu. oaoo•ovaa. " "• We also want to thank our port. Call PI Pleasant 675· Galvanized Sheet unclerplnnl.ng . ments. WY 2-3381 between remote con~! outside";,.: In Pomeroy. WY 2-3612 by NOYJCI n '""":!~·~'"' friends. neighbors, and rela· ~32 after 5 p. m. 3 8 3'· for House Trallor, also 2 sJZej9.30 and 4 p. m. eAny Type '-~• 2 25 II c~o ~~ ~ ror, windshield washers, back appomw.nal\o e renee """ ... "'' n",. r u'"'• tives fm food and those send3 8 3k eaeb uf whom .ruld• at B967 Nnblt, 9 Lavendar floor length for-I · fl owen at the dealh 01 up lights. Power: steering, I fOR SALE - 7 room bouse I 80PUJv•••· .,..,. ""' ,.,, mg fol "-nt mals. Call WY 2-2927 after ooUte that couroml• Homu G. Baxter, u A.d· Corl 's lather, Abalone Moore. ,.. 4 p. m. 3 e 6tc . 1951 PLYMOUTH. Cheap. WY brakes, windows, 6-way seal. WY 2-2196 Middleport, 0 . com.,. lot m Mason also ,.,..,,,."" or ••• .,,... or ...,,., "cream puff'' but b . I ...~..a Brookover, de(!eued. on the .\lrd da:r Carl and Mabel Moore THREE ROOMS, firat floor 2-3.181 between 9:30 and 4:00. Not a usmess Pace --.. new llf ••bnlarJ• tu..s. • ttUtion 1a 3 9 ltp unfurnished opartment, Mecl> 1959 FORD v.a stendard trans3 8 31c where else C8ll yon get all aparbneut combined. Cali??S. :=:,.~~·'::.',,'111":::: ..:;,:;:::; · St p WY 2 2381 mission, white - red interior. IIIII for only $9951 Jobn RlciJ. COMPLETE pest and termite e641 Jess Lyons Mason W ,. IOU .,.. ,.., "''" Notice lllllc ·• omeroy. 3 ~ ~ Excellent. Owner in sa'Vice. GIRL'S bicycle in ucellent mond, 814 East Main St., con~! eerviceo. 20 years ez. va. · ' a .; .,; ~'tt•., .:::":.': ========::.! Dana Hoffman, Rutland. SH oondition. Reasonable priced. Pomeroy. Tel: WY 24451. penence. Rouchea, rats, otbHO 51 FOR SA I :t~, j.;;., ~- :,..::,,:m•/' ., FOUR ROOMS, first fioor un- 2-5151 after 4 p. m. 1 6 31p Contact u - Walburn, Jiam. 2 211 fie rr boulebold pests. Free e. u..A.ru ~-cb Style LBeau~~.• :.~~~-. :-.... nil :;::.,.,'" ~ timates and lospeetlon. No ..,...;: IWW '-'~W Tbe followbii: •rtbed reaJ waw. 1 I furnished apartment ' East 1965 SINGER in new sewing ilion St.,~·....Middleport, • toeatlon on top ol small biD """''"" '" Olio Ohio. or •..,._, Main St., Pomeroy, WY 2- IDble. Zig zag, bottonhole, 3 8 3tc FOR SALE' 1960 Ford Thunder· salesmen.trol ian. NMe':' teCormltety' co~ flclng Sta~ lllibwaJ Gezap OD =-·~llolC:.,.,. ~ :t:,~,"' 2381. 3 8 31c bird. Owner ill aervice. Must P e1gs un I o~ 1oa1o 1 wttll 1ood road to maiD ••.., ..., ••• ..,. <~> rro~ fancy d~sign, blind hem, bome ed A}.. U.• No 30 'r wn 2 R ,. N 13 1 1 I will be aboenl from [ MODERN 1st noo1 efficiency applique, sew in zippers, etc. 1 BU l.IGET PRICED funllturt ID sell. Homer Forrest, R. D. I Y own company. llllbwaJ. !'our bedroomt, U.tna ,.. obi~ c:,.,:,.,.; .:~ •.•·....~. apariment, Middleport, wv 2 third b,...., ••• Middleport Phone WY ~73116. lied pest and termite control dining, laml17. kltebon, ·"k ,. ... ,,..,..,. u rouo... Jo.w>o · like new. Guaranteed. Only 7 our · floor ....,., owp. oM W M . St td' till d .......,.,, "lho NorthwooO Mrm •• my o If Ice beginning 1 3874 3 8 ttc 8ak 11'.-.1'-- Middleport S 6 8tp mmpany. ow am .. 1111 Day ma 1, u tJ ID •11d,..,t ou-.half IV.l P'raotton No. ao. payments left of $6.99 a er • "'"""'~ ' Pomeroy 01>10. WY 2-3159. obop Three batho, •• '0\IC We ,...,, Soulh I ..,. Woot, 11 March 4-Aprll 5. My sloff FURNISHED 3 • "". Oltlo. 11 12 tic • d u all ...,., OD ""'"' ........... """'.... ..... ..... month. WY art room ap . 1954 CHEVROLET 4 door se I 2 18 501p an WI to w lhi> ....._, ....... ol "''' ment WY 2«'35 212 South 3 7 6tc dan, new battery, good 1 ,· r~ 1 Boon. About two-thirds ot AUenrworth'1 rHidence be1n N. a will be pretonl 11 offi.. . ' fOR SALE - Potatoes, Char· . <> •-... I d ID ab ••• Woot ""' nnto, , • .,,,, Soulh 11 Sth Avenue, Middleport, Ohio. ELECTROLUX sweeper A-1 ~ R. HarrJ·s, Phone .,. ~·. A-• shape mechanically. $100. CURTIS Dairy and beef slree. ~pane e m ogany 08' Eut' ''"• ,,. 42 llnb, lhonct ~urlng revular hours. «Z n.r.wru ' ud walDut Air eondUJoned Soulh 41* ~terr. t:ul one cbala 111d 3 B f -===-c---c-c . .. t c_ condition complete with ats 3 12tc I Phone WY 2·??96. 3 6 3tp Mlnlmum of 16.00 per cow. t.rge ••Uo and double carport ,. llnko to ...... !rom .,.,. s, .. :: To aII Iarmers f01. Informa· oo tot -zoo• 300' Moy bo aeen c:orner 'I'hol. c. R~ford'• aou.. ,NI~~LY furnished 2 bedroom tachments. Pay off 4 pay· ..,n s.ol'"' •.,. ._, .,,11 uow 1 apartment, Middleport. WY 2- menll t6.51 each. WY ~2665. lntUrlnC. lion or service, call Parker's. by appointment only. :,0;: ft•r:., ..,..,,.-_,._.,_,,1 3874. I I Ue 3 7 6tc WY 2-2264, Pomero~, tl8!>3415 PRICE REDUCID """""· ...... ...,.or •.., w..o1 ShOO'l'ING MATCH -shot gun - --· -landmark's Got \UTl!MOBD.I II!IIU'IIJ(I Cllestor. S.IJ.301c ll'rlte1 1>0 Tile Deily Sellllnel :::.-,::,:,:-,:,:-0::'ft.l'fo":f.:; shooting match Sunday noon i DAILY CROSSWORD EVERYTHING eucelled? J,oe~ voor ....,.. llolti8-R Pomeroy, 0. :;~.:,~ "'• N. w. ,....., "..,. till-. At the American Le· ACROSS DOWN 18. City of .... llcenllt Coli trY · - RWING machlneJ. repair """ ... lollowlfto ....r!Md Nil 1_ t . Taak Tea that Why drive 50 mllet, when t•-r t1ee. all makea. W1 HZM. GJek~O ettate •Uuatec:~ l1l the countr" Melp. gion Farm on Beech Grove )'OU can get delivery at our LD the TowMblp ol SaUifJ11Q', 111 tbll fl . Speak 2. Woundl, tower b all t fte P'eDrk Shop, PofDII'OJ St.lte of Ohio, belnt ,.....,. <IIJ) ao. 3 94ft 11. Serag11o Read in RuUand. a Ja Moby 19. Plarea ware ouse. C 1 us or tAETNA CASUALTY lnsurAnct "•·"·_...... Singer Sales and n1 more or leu olf tM lad end o1 :Mt Trtm Dick haceo~M~ q»ecialil:ed service- - Bulk AUU&InBV LM Nortb ball of tM • •· lull of ~~-, , u 111 · 3• Odd: tiY'readin•flo Available - We Mullen Insurance AceDcJ, lliC. "-'ce. "· -~ny frame 1 ty rnou """' f3ll> Twa •• - Gil... ·t-. la..... '"""' ~· ~• '"" .-v. wu:.u.v - 5 -m :uv one.. (Jl), Town '1taa11 a. molding Scot. 20. Chinaso Can Apply Liquid Ni· Pometo)'. PhoDe WY 2-3381.. bath, large lot, on Route 7. 'l'bLtilta 111>. lll tb.• o~., eo.UaoY• KODAK 1.. Leg-of-i. Biblical berry tro&eD To Your Flea&. All 1 1 t1o • Punlll••· ..,d bellll tbl' -~ the ---.-,..N1...;..A_D__ 1I-D114' Stntlnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, !SfGNS . Pomerov ·Motor Co.... •"'If Pomeroy Motor Bachner's·Super Market· ROUND STEAK 79c GREEN BEANS SAUER KRAUT - 6c!:! ~·1 HOLNEY POD PEAS 6cans .$1 3111.69c SHORTENING COTTAGE CHEESE - ~~~ 49c I ,.:;.- r{I ·' I• Co. .,.r,; w••• •• '• LI'L ABNER WHEEL ALIGNMENT ··•· WI-\ICH·sNoRr."-tNCUJDES SOMETH ING S~E·C'IUCifl£1>. DtDN'TI<NOW A&ouT,. . EH, i!>USTER,M'/ ElO'I? 1 - - a, AL CA, HOWl. SC:IfNEIDEII THAtt lHE TROOBl€ Willi ~li\OCRACV... EVERYIOPV IS £NnnED 1'0 Ml OPI~IO~ I . ===:;;-;=;;;:-;;------· I ( GASULIN! Ai.LEY It',; over here under a YOJI'II ~ee in 1 minute I call it tht'bab~'! BRAKE SERVICE B1aettnars I 1 . .. Blaetfnars ...: THE lOIN LOSII IF~~liiJ By ART SANSOM I RADIATOR 1 SERVICE Dol••'"'" JCEITH GOBlE FORD 1-. •-:r •• ..,. :r:::.!: ~ NOTICE To- I LITTLf ORPHAN ANN!& - .' NOW, , ·~ ~ERE_ S T~E! -:. . PLAN · ' By HAROLD GRAY ·'~ c:<" I"· ,. . OLD PA WILL BE DOING HIS MORNING CHORES, oLIO<, KEEP HIM lliLKINQI '@!.) v.... IT'S SIMPLE I IN Ot~E : OF TH OS~ BACK BOX S TAUS "'"BI\Ik.; BN'-IQ --·(lt~ E·T WOI' ' · -:T- · ,:l.ND •·WAY WE. GO' YEAf.i 1 . I'JGTI-l/N TO i r • DOC I --. TELL M4 Tf-Ul.T PA NEEDS ~ELP HIM AT 1' ~E 6ARN I WI-HIT A60.JT Tl-1 KIG- ·~ !:1>! f THE !@ GOES WITH £HE 'S GHARP AND 00T A ~EARl AS COLD AS fl WELL DIGGER:S BRt"Tt:HESI BUT GHE CAN B E A 'leA>! · I V'5UI?E FIGG£R llt' '1!!, WE ~~~f' GET SET WE I __.J.------< ~ .! JM 1 J. J. DAVIS, M.D. •In"': :;:,. .,l: fERTILIZER t,..,,,___ fitt.'loltq mutton ·DEVELOPING · & PRINTING 15. N. Z. f0 te.oanl•l• HIGHEST QUALITY 17. ProDoun 18. Itallau sleeve money river PROFESSIONAL WORK 19. Letloal meuurn Pomeroy 28. Pitc•U ·REvivAL. Hiland Chapel atartlng March 17. Weekend meeting. Rev. OdeU Manley, evangellst. Everybody Is wel'i"me. Pastor Ed"'! Hart. 27. ~:::...""'2tl.RepUte ~: tree Analyals, ltnight 22. Short sleep 6.AdvancinC, 23.H:~ht: as a 'llfOrlaDaa 7.- p 8t.li!JJoulh, .Haul J1. Formed o14 Jtyle tnto electrl- 10. Plexul ft.. particles16. Suffix 2!. Sleeveleae denottn, p:nnent or1f1D &aOYER'S STUDIO 22011. Molo $1. name s. Type a . 24. Tartar !' · ftlm A.ftiXH II. Do: Soot. . MIDed- y.,,,..,,.,...,... ul 16. B k IT. For pm· an4 amattw' at. Corroded 40. 'nlriet: over matter oomb. fona 3~. French tl. Fnnkle'o art111t 84. :Map 42. second Pen ,_.,....,..,...,....,.--..,.,>lt"'-r-r-ro"'r.-1r.:-1 =- -·-~·-• , _, ~3 . 1Jnor: allbr. at. After· ~~ht: as. Pa1t ot GROWERS ..... be" 3831p !. NOTICE muCK Order your eoulhern cabbage and tomato plants now. Char· les R. Harris. Portland, Ohio Phone 1141-2693. S I 121c LOSE wei8Jii.safely with .Dez. A·Dill llblets. Only 98c at Stark l'l!armacy. 3 1 eotp IF Dr. •eys ulcers, get new PH6 1tablell. Fast as l'qulds. Only 98c at Stark Pharmacy. 3 l 30tp DEUCJOUS Homemade Pizza, llllc. 75c. 81111 fl.DO sizes. IJe. lu1e Pizzi, $1.541. Jack's D• 1Y Bar, Middlet)Ort. 12 I Uc Help Wanted WANTS HELP - regular or part time employee. Must be bicb school graduate and bare typing experiew.:e. Ap. ply at the busllless office at the General Telephone Co. of Ohio. I 9 3lc c:AR HOPS NI£EDED AT CINCI. Apply in person. Crow's Steak llouH. J I tic I. a. mb::ed materials available. All at ST. :~:•pain 18. Cllmbln&' »!ant 40.Tapeotry 41.111dWJ. or Mextoo "·Oco•rroroeo 41-lJoctoon .._ ;r.'!..t.~ leW low prices. Ph. WY 2·2181 e POMEROY OHIO • Jack W. Caney, Mgr. ==--==== rft I OBANOB INSUIWlCit. Mill• Insurance qency, inc.. Pomoroy. Pllone l-3381. wv I · 1 tfc rllt'I'O CopyuJa llervlce. ~ zzA Owner wdl finance. $4,000.00. AT ITS GREATEST Pla1n Irl oz '":., P"\""'0 • :::~~u:n~~ m. am or lei lllllle al ll&al popero. btrtb records and alm0111 8DJ ,. er 12" II• _75c to 1.50 Wlll'lllld. Pom- Comploto Carry.OUt lorvleo :!. clocw:ntntl ··-, I f tit LOST bright carpet colora restore them with Blue Lus- Musi~l lllltrumenh tre. Rent electric ohampooer, Boautlful Wurlitzer Spinet Or· 3 7 6tc gan, walnut fJnlsb, two key•1. ONE SEIGLER, gao wall fur· board, 13 pedab, complete oace, 65,1100 BTU. Call WY 2- with percussion, ~arty with 1148. 3 1 3tc cood credit may toke over payments. Write Credit DeINTERNATIONAL til:.. top 12 partment, !los 1991, Parkersburg, W. va. 3 8 ~lncl! plow, l stee! , wanted •~ to Buy - turning plows for . 111Pfr "C" Farmal. Bryan BEAUTIFUL Wurtitzer s P I• Barril, Reedsville, Oblo, Sue- et organ, walnut !lnlsb, Z key· Rd., Phone 687·3&52. hoam, 13 pedals. Complete 3 'lh . p .... -'lb 7 3tp WI percuaston. a.., "' ------~~--= 1ood credit may teke onr lorry 8a[ ts now a mOITJI gal. payments. Write eCrdit Depl. Sbe used 81 Lustre Box 1991, Parkersburg, W. ue rug Va. 3tC 36 CALL WY 2.tf01i Pick up At G. & G. CAFE 111 W. MAIN POMEROY PAINTING Inside and oul !Jen. era! -·•·•·•. In Pomeroy aD lllddleport area. WY 2-3'/92. 2 17 30tp BEATING, PLuMBING- Rura Oorol BotUe ...__ •-td B~ ~ Street '~ tberl. GIJ ...... E. !CAin I'GmefeJ 1 11 Ita ............. < ' luenoNIID ea••ltle llerVICe • Crtn llradlnr• It'~.:;.~=-a.., 0~ :!t,r:!~~· :: ~=--L-I-........,--,,..---1 ==-==='=1-*_ on4 , _ nmbed DAILY OBYI"l''QUOTE- Here'• hiiiJ to1NIIt 1$1 A X y D L . A .a. X a fllr1Y Cement Block Co., Porn,......,.. CVSTOM lltri'CIII:RING 1111 fllr1Y, 01tJo. 3 7 ftc FOR SALE- registered BlaCk cutting. WID bU!' bides lf811 North ball al th• w..t 1111 o1 :;.,;,r.,•::,,.':"'c!':;.:"o:!...., Two story frame, 5 rooms :;: :,' ::"N:f.a ·~ : ;,T.,.: -..... "''till .. ,::m- :1 WL p K JZ P r.ll- B DU W J( XU J, UXY P B'V, WDDLE AGED couple, who BUKJ1fSAJBUD l zp WN M BDZJ aeltber llllllk• 91' drink, need JZPY.-PYPJIKWU 2 « S roomt and balb fumls!J. Ill apartment wllb uUHties by YaterdaJ'I CJrJph ..... ; THE TIUNQ8 MOST l'lDOPLII lllth of month. Will pay $50 WANT TO KNOW ABOil'l' ARE USUAU.Y 1101111 01'.}1DiiR BUSINESS. - SHAW to $60. Wrih! Box 21, Flor.. - - ..........!111 ......... IlJJ,) - · l'lld!ana, 671120. au31c au, Ml7'· ._.!.26_ By SCHULZ .~ ::: ·-• bath 3 rooms nd bath ..~ ., rn.u.o ••· .......,. IJO> .,.. twU ' a • ua. No. TnaQ one (Jl), 'ton 'EWo botb iparbnents furniahed Cl), &lnct TblreHa q.:IJ, Of Ule Ohio monthly Income .12t.OO. eor: ~.":'".:. "::"~ ..::; ner lot Owner may assist In tb• lloreuill diiCtiiM!d PttiiiiiN. wtta • the rlf!lt to mme tbe ~ JDd to llnanclng. $8,000.00. "' ..,.., ... build won; ,.,. ,. ALBERT M. COX, BROKER ~.~:"'=: 1: J:.' WY Will WY WU8 -"!r~"':.'.'~..,..,:'.J":l; 8 300 =,.-;=:--::--3:_.:._: :::;..":"~·::~"".;.,.. ':!': fOR SALE - Seven r o m " 14 ..,,._ ... .,. u.n brick house with bath and SU>.too• ........ ,. • ...,. _..,. outbuUdinp, comer lo~ one :.'!J:';,"M.t~.,.~ ~1~~ ... acre of JIIO!Ind, out of blgb Vol. 111. " : "" water. Good garden plots and __ Coun<r, •· · -.., ......,..• ., ............".. some fr wt. trees. Could be ,. "" divided Into aood bulldlna .::.'..'='='..,'~ lots. Priced to sell. Call WY 2- - ".........,_, .,. 6156 after 4 p. m. weeb c1ay1 =~._~".!!,! '"' WY 2-5&61 3 8 301e 4otm•o•lt • • "'" . ......... - ... ..... JIOR SALE· 5 lth W ,., ...,. .., .. ..,,,. • '"" · rooms w u • ..,. "' April, '"'· .. lU4-· ., "f~'.?"lc!"ty· Wa'!, gas and _.,, ""',.::.,..~..::,":"" "''"· •~u 1 • ..,500. Welsh ..........,,., •• lbo ..,.,. Town HilL Phone WY usa, """'· ~~~'"• Dou••• z 9 lie J'Oll SALE: • room bouse wllb ••• IIALI bllb. fll1l bue!NIIt, 1M Br· ,......_~=..,-,. Mil St., Mlddleparl l'blu: wtn bo oold oo"':~..:,'t. o ly RAEBURN VAN BUREN •ald IIIDDLEPORT - South 2nd. - ~::,u:; s~~ ~rl!~':,".!i =~~ Two story frame, S rooms, Dec. tltll. 1 • ••d ~ ID Val. bath, cellar, comar tot. IN OliO 00 .\lao U.• lollotv~aw l'ltaJ ; . .ni&t ,._., · • 1Rta1te Ill tb11 emmt,. of' lfeliJ, Will IIJDDLEPORT - South 2nd- ••••• of Oltln.................. r:--""" Nlo",.. ,......_ .::..:,..... ..z:e t:n ::"o.'i:!':!'ao."' =:;..>::"'- '"'·" "' ":i AnguJ bull, II> years old. Call Monday. PbD Meier, Phone II L 0 N G I'll L L 0 W FOR be11B cleaninl. to keep WI 9-2321. S I 6tc 1 WY 2-3510. 9 18 ~c Pt. Pleaaaal . . . 011e letter limpiJ ltandB for anotlu~r. In thil!l -5ant.ple A. W wte4 colors gleaming, use Blue KARL GDr1'81etho Piumblng U 18 Ue CUff ae State ROu~ bl Llllr•l ~ ... , . _ JJ X - •~ two ,... ..,., a; • ...-.,_..._ ln-•ctiiOftl •""'--" lllltu Wilber. Gil RUlli T bl ~r - ~ 0. - vO. - · - - - ~-·· Lustre Carpet cleaner. Rent """ and herting, Hlnenvllle BOUSE for sale, fl rooms and ::., 0 """"' .....,..,., ...;., •.:. tlectrlc lbampooer, .1. Bak· TRUCK DRIVERS, semi or Ohio. End your aewer troub- bath. Minersville, Ohio. Wrtte '"" 'r:~ er Ful'alturo. Mlddleporl, atrllgbt Dietel or ages Jes. We have aU saes sewrr Raymond Bruwn 755 Ste1ze f.:"''· CloO. ,,,. AQ)r-........-.. Ohio. . 3 7 61c 21 • 40. 'Some ezperienctl belli' macbiDeS. fluloalble rateo. Road, Columbus 'u Oblo. w......tti. .,q._"':: ,. ~ JZI' BUJPFFBDPUJ ZXLP x KBD .II..J Wanted To Rent lui, but not necessary. You CllJ WY da1 or nlgbL ' 31111: .,..,":,':;i!:'C.,'" - - ., :::•:Y':.'::::'let":."='=t.tllt-.... ABBIE AND SLATS :.!':"=:.. '=";J =: f: r::o., =:,c:;,::a:;;.,•..e, can ear> over $3 per hour · . ~-"" after short training. For Oil' WE ARE rellcly te do. JOur • ~rm Machinery .,... .,:..-. nonoooL ""'"' plication write Nation Wide Bide plllntlng and repair work. IIABSEY ii'liRGbiiON dleed. .....;.,.. ,.,• Seml Division, c-o Haecld We do aU tlnde of repair tllld .Plows, delb, mo- m1 Ill L 1. 10. "" Terminal Bldg., 1255 Corwin patnUng Inside or out. Reas- front end loader. Pearl wu. Top bon-. pald to a Los Ani Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio. Or onable. Sarson • Dum, Call U.ms, Pho110 WY 2-2182 or eles Dodger was the , 100 caD 5J3.i95.872?, evenings 118. Phone VI 3-2484, Portland,. WY ~23JJ. l'l!<lelved by otllfielder iU.Uf5672. a1 110 1 ' l&o 1 1 1111 Qnf«<l. =.....,. aei wiw. __ WINNIE WINKLE ._ .... lyiMNND -· ~ILl. Wt:liGHT NEVER GOT 10 :sEE HI51WIN!. I NEVeR IMJULD HAV! MANAGED 50 1-VELI.. WflHOUT "hi! HELP Of: MY NCTH!!:r:l: AND F'ATH!:R. 7U.C:FY~ ONLY' PLAYW\ATE: >5 SPIDER'-T>!E MC><KEY .415' FATHEr< SENT HIM FI'O"' EGYPT !lEFORE. HI: DtSAPPE,A,RED. :'-" �I " ' GetExtra Cash The Want Ad Way . . . =~. . 0., March 9, 196& .--------~-------- r ~ , ilOWI Clll! bavebuill lbe use of~ .lch YOII ouflllncllDc at l\lllb a low prlco u wllb INFORMATION CODA SERVICE. ldost per, 11[11 ••••~••u Help • #l•nted For Rent 10ns cll!'t alford to breed any ' 'Mo~a.~~...-=·~,."': 1":~"" rtr=-_-;Joo=ki!l=-g· -fOi·ainbtttOiiS men · FURNISHED houSe iD-Poineroy other way. For aervjce, call QUAliTY c:~:i:t~f.~':t• for full or part timt. work. -5 rooms and bath. Utilities · CLAIR WOODE; TECH. Porn· lb. w,u bt •eccpt~~tl tr11 • · lA. Must have car and can spare furnished. Call WY 2-5262 in l 1964 Chevelle Tudor eroy WY MIIC9 .ttt Chester $1595 F<H DIY . . ~......... lJ • 20 hours a week. caII Ior evenings. ITOKLIY'I 3 9 uc -.alii!. · s t 6tc 6 cyL with std. trans. Radio, heater. Real good whitewall . HC(I.ULATIOf\111 t . M D·Jd in WY • tires. Local owned with good care and low mileage. 1'111 "u•u'"'' ...."'... "" """ m trvlew, r. Dill " v THREE and four room turnisl1· " lftll 01 r•IH1 " ' ' ... ftiMIII 2471. s I etc ed 1WV ......, ·-"'·-;........ • .... . COlA ebjKiiOntbll. 1'"1"1 ltletlhl H IINI.UI u.&otlnN .... " SELECT SIU.S INC. 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door - - - $1245 ",.""wll• '"'-'""' '"' -.... WOMEN - Can .,., "'"'" IS. .-•ts. WY .MM. U t lie ITOKLIY'I llttl._r Mt 1M tHHI'IIIIt.. r•- "r-.. . .,. '"'" •ne 1111errHt ' " " " • 20 houn a week for 40 or 50 1 ROOM twnltbed apartmlnC Deluxe vinyl trim, green finish, radio, heater, good Use the breeclllli service tbat saves you money. Call lor .. no dollars' II 10, eaD ldr. Bald· tor real. phoaf WY U7'/l AI- tires-Reduced Price. COBA SERVICE, CLAIR Alii lti'Vtlt , WY • ''71 3 8 61c ter 1 p.m. Pboae WY WITt. , , ..•••, want ,......... , ,.,.,.,.. wm ..... • 1962 Corvair Fordor ____. Reduced $969 WOODE, TECH. Pomeroy MIIIII'IIU"' CMf. . 6t eutl D .....Je -· D .... u.~ , """ ,., ....... '""" ,_ HOURLY eernlDp • .85 IDd up """ Y auu .....,. .....ware. PowergHde trans. New white tlret. Try this one lor WY 2-2649 Ill' C!Wster Ms. MCU''"' IIIHrileN for man or womu on tervlee 11 1 tfc more go in the 8Dow. tl Jilr ODIIII Q..MUflt tit .HICI HI 2145. 3 t IOic o'."\::"~t:::·.~~.:r.... route in city ot MlddleporL rouR ROOM FURNISHED "·" ... so .... .,,.,.,..,. "''" Select own houri. No Invest- apartment WY UIID. lllrd Brothen Aato Wrecklq. INOW DRIPT ""~~·:::~ :OC:.~'· mat or experience required. 1 21 tfc Used parts for cars and ''" • "'· ",,,. •· M. .,..,, Write Watkins Productl, Inc., -·" •(I ,LAII~ ~ .- ....... -· OI'IN IVIS. 9:110 P.M. trucks. Complete"-· of Bond· hNt411Y 1:111 .tr., M. tt 1tt00 Noeft UUU&olill __. uut' Cl~ ~~· r..J:'~ I>D, Winona, 111M. I 8 lip ... m1 snnm•e l'rlll ,_.IIOY, OHIO ed brake llnJni !or all pu. """'' ••••vco•• REFINED couple or lady lor • Part !Slate Approved) senger ears. Rebuilt rener• FAIRMONT bouse porenla for cblldreo's . Mlnerlville. 011111, , . _ W\ fOR SALE A e _,_ tors and clutch plates. All 3 PHONE WY 2-2156 home. Send reoiiDIOP to box 1 W31t. 1 11 lie _ uto ""used and rebuilt parts IIWir· No. 668-{;, Athens c 0 u n t y . , SUPER 88 green and white - - - - - - - - - - anteed. Now open to serve - - -- - - -1 Children's Home, East Stete FOUR ROOM. IUrlllahfd apart- Oldsmobile. Good condJ· 1960 FAIRLANE 500 v.a Auto- you better, 8 a. m. to 7:30 ' 5 In Memory 2 3658 11 st., Athens, Ohio, 1n care of . ment. 'WY · ! Uc !Jon. Price $595. Call or see malic. New tires, 1500. Call P m. Sundays 10 a. m. to 111._:;:::;:;:::::;::=:;:-;:=~~;=:;::;=;:::: -'-the Pomtroy Dally Sentinel. MIDDLEPORT. modern un- J. M. Gaul. Star Roote, Chest· WY 2-3707 daytime or 882·3145 P· m. Located I! mUes north I· R I Es ..._ S I W d T I D1 LOVING memory ol our: 1 8 3tc fUrnished 3 rooms and bath I er, Ohio, 9115-2411.!. 3 9 Jtc New Haven alter 5 p. m. [ or Pomeroy on St. Rt. 1. Ph. H t1te rvr I e •nte 0 uy dear daughter. wtie, mother · ... apartment. Low utUities.' 3 9 6tc . 985-2297. S 3 30tp and sister. Gretchen Marie: RESPONSIBLE caretaker for 1 Coats Building, WY 2-5141. [ ':;:::;====::::::~~ !DI' II'OR SALE In Racine. 12 ~- Alumlnum Jolm IJO~l Spi.>use who paslled away Mason Drive-In Theatre. Ph.· r Nice location. WI 9-2882. Lawrence Reed, Rt. I, Miodle 2 24 tic two years ago today March 9, 675-2465 or 675-4690. . 63 Buick _ $1 ,595 EXPERIENCED 3 8 3tc port. I 6 3tc ~.• at Bellaire. Ohio. I 6 3tc TWO TRAfi.ER SPACES tor 1= .... __ -- -~ rent In the VUiagt o1 MiddleDlx. Special V8 4 dr. Station ROUSE FOR SALE: 6 rooms ~'l'IQUE f\lmtture, dlrllel, They say time heals all sor- LADIES: Would you like to port. C•ll \VY 2-3346 or WY Wagon. Original black finish and balb, cloae to schools. miscellaneous OlD ill' write: .., 00 a week'· S-2186 or• WY 3-3600. sparklea like the day was comer of Llnco1n & 4th• M'~Ju- Mn· How~ ~ """' row and heIPS uS to forget ' earn I 10·011 to •••· •old. Contrasting red itvinyl . _.., 1110 W· But time has only proven I It's easier than you may u 30 trc upholstery makes a perfect dteport. Call Gall Miller, WY Main St. Pomeroy. how much we miss her yet. I think. No capital needed. Con.~ ensemble. Low mileage, top and l-3196 or SH 2-6829. 3 6 6tc I !I lie God gave us strength to face[ tact Blanche Efaw, Rt. 2, Alb· ,TWO traoler spoces for rent in condition. it and courage to bear the ! ens, Ohio, 45701. Ph : 91>2-: Mason, W. Va. Lots 75x!OO 60 Buick $895 FOR SALE: 1 room house with Legal Notice blow I 11 Wonderful location. Velma bath, gas furnace, liO Sprln& - --"- -c-2092. 7 3 But what it meant to lose her 3 6 titp l ~-ZUSp...n,_77 -5 50.:.:!~ l~p ~f"gi~~~ ~~~·.o:.owatog~en. bLIJ.ekgee Avenue Pomeroy, fMOO. Ph. LIO&L NOTJCI .. IIc ., PATBJCIA Ot\11. HD..L, whOle place on IY. C,od • will ever know. WANTED: Experienced mach- I AVAILAHLE March lsi. busi-1 NEW EFFECTIVE WAY and tan. Automatic trans. p WY ~22• 18. 3 6 ..,,._~unknown. , .. .,,,.. Sadly mJSsed by Mr. and Mrs. anic for minor parts lnstaUa. ness huUdi!lg. Located ot 120 TO STOP MICE Power oteerlnJ & brakes. WY 2·21 93 omeroy :: ~','J:r:!; :;u,.~.:.".;.'t:.,~:: Robert Laudemult. Henry tion service. Muat be mature, Easl Main St., Pomeroy . Call PlleebaitbcroreDk:clluoe:a.DtJtNr [ FOR SALE: 8 room bouse witb ~aun. Hu17 a. HW. JUed blt SLplrloluseN and Betty3. 9Mirts.l with ability ~manage de- MaUida Schorn, wv Z-2524. :;:;:~-;:::·;::.":'..~:!::·:~ •L: (X)Nil!TlONING Refrtge~ battlurnaand basoodemenrtt. Fo~ced ~~:.:;r:;;1J ~ ~'u.g.' 1 an apper. pi partmen1 and sen parts. 2 15 tfc =:::'~n~k~~tlNelantiCGqMII Pomeroy, Ohio I ttiOII tervk!e. J~r···s Relrtt aar ce, g ver vtew. YOft~nd ~ther reile~rol' ~r,. ~un~ ----.,---~- 1 Good wor.,~·· condJUons. (n ~ ... ~ ...- ...... eratloa, New Haven. Pbont Phone CH 7-2255 or write at wiUful abHaol rur ftlort t.b.ui ""'6 • w•- •0 a - 281 Rt 2 Ra·'·· Obi ODt Jtll'. Batcl uu.. wUI be fot Card 0 f Thl'nks letler, stete ezperlence, ref. fol S.le -~ .. - . ....... _.,. • .,. ru W53'/. 4 I lie ..... ' . ' ..... 0. ............ ''"" ... 3101 .., .. erenceo and wages upected. lbenbach Hdwe., Pomoroy 'liS FORD Pickup, good sbape S 4 6tc - . ~ ... •· HILL. Pta~nue \liE WISH to thank ever;one Write "" The Dallv Sentinel BANNER travel traUen and $225.110. G. A. Deem, Racine. w'"'" ... ....,,. for the cards, flowers~ ~tts. Box 688A. • 2 4 Ue' Skamper Camp•ng traU~rs.ll957 CHEVROLET in good oon·i 3 8 6tc I HOUSE for sale, 304 Hamilton f~'~r;:e:;J ~~r2. ~~~~~~:s. 311. 'Ito and for the visits with Mabel[ BABY SITI'ER- wanied. Apply Also !make ~~uri ~.serva~: dition. $325. Phone WY 2-2973. - -. , St., Middleport, $8500. CaU while she was confined to 1118 p 1 T Tho now or ren~ •· If! 1 WY 2-&324. 3 3 tic •• THI ••ooau couRT 3 9 Jtc IAIR CONDITIONED 1961 PootlMeigs General Hospital. Spec- King. eop es errace, 3 7m3astp Trailer Sales, ~t 124, Sa~ s3·ytc·l, ac BonneviiJe blue and white ! IIOMIIIM:.•o::,.o,.~~~v, OHIO • SALE: Brick New house, """'"'"'.,., tal !honks to Dr. Boice, Dr. _racuse _ Corporation. l192 FOUR door Stillion Wagon' 4 door bardto . P ' edan· Hydro_All New Rodlalor 5h.2,_ fOR rooms IDd beth. forced8 ....,, •• ,.,,.., .,,., .....,,..,!~llfr Slack. U1e nurses. and help fol S.le 01 Rent HAY for sale. Phone WI 9-3051. (Lancer), good condition. [ motJC, radJo, hester, vinyl • for their kindness. FOUR bedroom home in M•'ddl• 3 6 61pl Someone to take over pay. , upholstery, wbluo •Ide walls. eCar eTruck eHeeter air lurnace. % finished base"· •· :--:--:--:--:=--:--;---;c::-;::-· speed sentry tinted ·•··• Cora eBulldozer ment. Front and back porcb. neu. oaoo•ovaa. " "• We also want to thank our port. Call PI Pleasant 675· Galvanized Sheet unclerplnnl.ng . ments. WY 2-3381 between remote con~! outside";,.: In Pomeroy. WY 2-3612 by NOYJCI n '""":!~·~'"' friends. neighbors, and rela· ~32 after 5 p. m. 3 8 3'· for House Trallor, also 2 sJZej9.30 and 4 p. m. eAny Type '-~• 2 25 II c~o ~~ ~ ror, windshield washers, back appomw.nal\o e renee """ ... "'' n",. r u'"'• tives fm food and those send3 8 3k eaeb uf whom .ruld• at B967 Nnblt, 9 Lavendar floor length for-I · fl owen at the dealh 01 up lights. Power: steering, I fOR SALE - 7 room bouse I 80PUJv•••· .,..,. ""' ,.,, mg fol "-nt mals. Call WY 2-2927 after ooUte that couroml• Homu G. Baxter, u A.d· Corl 's lather, Abalone Moore. ,.. 4 p. m. 3 e 6tc . 1951 PLYMOUTH. Cheap. WY brakes, windows, 6-way seal. WY 2-2196 Middleport, 0 . com.,. lot m Mason also ,.,..,,,."" or ••• .,,... or ...,,., "cream puff'' but b . I ...~..a Brookover, de(!eued. on the .\lrd da:r Carl and Mabel Moore THREE ROOMS, firat floor 2-3.181 between 9:30 and 4:00. Not a usmess Pace --.. new llf ••bnlarJ• tu..s. • ttUtion 1a 3 9 ltp unfurnished opartment, Mecl> 1959 FORD v.a stendard trans3 8 31c where else C8ll yon get all aparbneut combined. Cali??S. :=:,.~~·'::.',,'111":::: ..:;,:;:::; · St p WY 2 2381 mission, white - red interior. IIIII for only $9951 Jobn RlciJ. COMPLETE pest and termite e641 Jess Lyons Mason W ,. IOU .,.. ,.., "''" Notice lllllc ·• omeroy. 3 ~ ~ Excellent. Owner in sa'Vice. GIRL'S bicycle in ucellent mond, 814 East Main St., con~! eerviceo. 20 years ez. va. · ' a .; .,; ~'tt•., .:::":.': ========::.! Dana Hoffman, Rutland. SH oondition. Reasonable priced. Pomeroy. Tel: WY 24451. penence. Rouchea, rats, otbHO 51 FOR SA I :t~, j.;;., ~- :,..::,,:m•/' ., FOUR ROOMS, first fioor un- 2-5151 after 4 p. m. 1 6 31p Contact u - Walburn, Jiam. 2 211 fie rr boulebold pests. Free e. u..A.ru ~-cb Style LBeau~~.• :.~~~-. :-.... nil :;::.,.,'" ~ timates and lospeetlon. No ..,...;: IWW '-'~W Tbe followbii: •rtbed reaJ waw. 1 I furnished apartment ' East 1965 SINGER in new sewing ilion St.,~·....Middleport, • toeatlon on top ol small biD """''"" '" Olio Ohio. or •..,._, Main St., Pomeroy, WY 2- IDble. Zig zag, bottonhole, 3 8 3tc FOR SALE' 1960 Ford Thunder· salesmen.trol ian. NMe':' teCormltety' co~ flclng Sta~ lllibwaJ Gezap OD =-·~llolC:.,.,. ~ :t:,~,"' 2381. 3 8 31c bird. Owner ill aervice. Must P e1gs un I o~ 1oa1o 1 wttll 1ood road to maiD ••.., ..., ••• ..,. <~> rro~ fancy d~sign, blind hem, bome ed A}.. U.• No 30 'r wn 2 R ,. N 13 1 1 I will be aboenl from [ MODERN 1st noo1 efficiency applique, sew in zippers, etc. 1 BU l.IGET PRICED funllturt ID sell. Homer Forrest, R. D. I Y own company. llllbwaJ. !'our bedroomt, U.tna ,.. obi~ c:,.,:,.,.; .:~ •.•·....~. apariment, Middleport, wv 2 third b,...., ••• Middleport Phone WY ~73116. lied pest and termite control dining, laml17. kltebon, ·"k ,. ... ,,..,..,. u rouo... Jo.w>o · like new. Guaranteed. Only 7 our · floor ....,., owp. oM W M . St td' till d .......,.,, "lho NorthwooO Mrm •• my o If Ice beginning 1 3874 3 8 ttc 8ak 11'.-.1'-- Middleport S 6 8tp mmpany. ow am .. 1111 Day ma 1, u tJ ID •11d,..,t ou-.half IV.l P'raotton No. ao. payments left of $6.99 a er • "'"""'~ ' Pomeroy 01>10. WY 2-3159. obop Three batho, •• '0\IC We ,...,, Soulh I ..,. Woot, 11 March 4-Aprll 5. My sloff FURNISHED 3 • "". Oltlo. 11 12 tic • d u all ...,., OD ""'"' ........... """'.... ..... ..... month. WY art room ap . 1954 CHEVROLET 4 door se I 2 18 501p an WI to w lhi> ....._, ....... ol "''' ment WY 2«'35 212 South 3 7 6tc dan, new battery, good 1 ,· r~ 1 Boon. About two-thirds ot AUenrworth'1 rHidence be1n N. a will be pretonl 11 offi.. . ' fOR SALE - Potatoes, Char· . <> •-... I d ID ab ••• Woot ""' nnto, , • .,,,, Soulh 11 Sth Avenue, Middleport, Ohio. ELECTROLUX sweeper A-1 ~ R. HarrJ·s, Phone .,. ~·. A-• shape mechanically. $100. CURTIS Dairy and beef slree. ~pane e m ogany 08' Eut' ''"• ,,. 42 llnb, lhonct ~urlng revular hours. «Z n.r.wru ' ud walDut Air eondUJoned Soulh 41* ~terr. t:ul one cbala 111d 3 B f -===-c---c-c . .. t c_ condition complete with ats 3 12tc I Phone WY 2·??96. 3 6 3tp Mlnlmum of 16.00 per cow. t.rge ••Uo and double carport ,. llnko to ...... !rom .,.,. s, .. :: To aII Iarmers f01. Informa· oo tot -zoo• 300' Moy bo aeen c:orner 'I'hol. c. R~ford'• aou.. ,NI~~LY furnished 2 bedroom tachments. Pay off 4 pay· ..,n s.ol'"' •.,. ._, .,,11 uow 1 apartment, Middleport. WY 2- menll t6.51 each. WY ~2665. lntUrlnC. lion or service, call Parker's. by appointment only. :,0;: ft•r:., ..,..,,.-_,._.,_,,1 3874. I I Ue 3 7 6tc WY 2-2264, Pomero~, tl8!>3415 PRICE REDUCID """""· ...... ...,.or •.., w..o1 ShOO'l'ING MATCH -shot gun - --· -landmark's Got \UTl!MOBD.I II!IIU'IIJ(I Cllestor. S.IJ.301c ll'rlte1 1>0 Tile Deily Sellllnel :::.-,::,:,:-,:,:-0::'ft.l'fo":f.:; shooting match Sunday noon i DAILY CROSSWORD EVERYTHING eucelled? J,oe~ voor ....,.. llolti8-R Pomeroy, 0. :;~.:,~ "'• N. w. ,....., "..,. till-. At the American Le· ACROSS DOWN 18. City of .... llcenllt Coli trY · - RWING machlneJ. repair """ ... lollowlfto ....r!Md Nil 1_ t . Taak Tea that Why drive 50 mllet, when t•-r t1ee. all makea. W1 HZM. GJek~O ettate •Uuatec:~ l1l the countr" Melp. gion Farm on Beech Grove )'OU can get delivery at our LD the TowMblp ol SaUifJ11Q', 111 tbll fl . Speak 2. Woundl, tower b all t fte P'eDrk Shop, PofDII'OJ St.lte of Ohio, belnt ,.....,. <IIJ) ao. 3 94ft 11. Serag11o Read in RuUand. a Ja Moby 19. Plarea ware ouse. C 1 us or tAETNA CASUALTY lnsurAnct "•·"·_...... Singer Sales and n1 more or leu olf tM lad end o1 :Mt Trtm Dick haceo~M~ q»ecialil:ed service- - Bulk AUU&InBV LM Nortb ball of tM • •· lull of ~~-, , u 111 · 3• Odd: tiY'readin•flo Available - We Mullen Insurance AceDcJ, lliC. "-'ce. "· -~ny frame 1 ty rnou """' f3ll> Twa •• - Gil... ·t-. la..... '"""' ~· ~• '"" .-v. wu:.u.v - 5 -m :uv one.. (Jl), Town '1taa11 a. molding Scot. 20. Chinaso Can Apply Liquid Ni· Pometo)'. PhoDe WY 2-3381.. bath, large lot, on Route 7. 'l'bLtilta 111>. lll tb.• o~., eo.UaoY• KODAK 1.. Leg-of-i. Biblical berry tro&eD To Your Flea&. All 1 1 t1o • Punlll••· ..,d bellll tbl' -~ the ---.-,..N1...;..A_D__ 1I-D114' Stntlnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, !SfGNS . Pomerov ·Motor Co.... •"'If Pomeroy Motor Bachner's·Super Market· ROUND STEAK 79c GREEN BEANS SAUER KRAUT - 6c!:! ~·1 HOLNEY POD PEAS 6cans .$1 3111.69c SHORTENING COTTAGE CHEESE - ~~~ 49c I ,.:;.- r{I ·' I• Co. .,.r,; w••• •• '• LI'L ABNER WHEEL ALIGNMENT ··•· WI-\ICH·sNoRr."-tNCUJDES SOMETH ING S~E·C'IUCifl£1>. DtDN'TI<NOW A&ouT,. . EH, i!>USTER,M'/ ElO'I? 1 - - a, AL CA, HOWl. SC:IfNEIDEII THAtt lHE TROOBl€ Willi ~li\OCRACV... EVERYIOPV IS £NnnED 1'0 Ml OPI~IO~ I . ===:;;-;=;;;:-;;------· I ( GASULIN! Ai.LEY It',; over here under a YOJI'II ~ee in 1 minute I call it tht'bab~'! BRAKE SERVICE B1aettnars I 1 . .. Blaetfnars ...: THE lOIN LOSII IF~~liiJ By ART SANSOM I RADIATOR 1 SERVICE Dol••'"'" JCEITH GOBlE FORD 1-. •-:r •• ..,. :r:::.!: ~ NOTICE To- I LITTLf ORPHAN ANN!& - .' NOW, , ·~ ~ERE_ S T~E! -:. . PLAN · ' By HAROLD GRAY ·'~ c:<" I"· ,. . OLD PA WILL BE DOING HIS MORNING CHORES, oLIO<, KEEP HIM lliLKINQI '@!.) v.... IT'S SIMPLE I IN Ot~E : OF TH OS~ BACK BOX S TAUS "'"BI\Ik.; BN'-IQ --·(lt~ E·T WOI' ' · -:T- · ,:l.ND •·WAY WE. GO' YEAf.i 1 . I'JGTI-l/N TO i r • DOC I --. TELL M4 Tf-Ul.T PA NEEDS ~ELP HIM AT 1' ~E 6ARN I WI-HIT A60.JT Tl-1 KIG- ·~ !:1>! f THE !@ GOES WITH £HE 'S GHARP AND 00T A ~EARl AS COLD AS fl WELL DIGGER:S BRt"Tt:HESI BUT GHE CAN B E A 'leA>! · I V'5UI?E FIGG£R llt' '1!!, WE ~~~f' GET SET WE I __.J.------< ~ .! JM 1 J. J. DAVIS, M.D. •In"': :;:,. .,l: fERTILIZER t,..,,,___ fitt.'loltq mutton ·DEVELOPING · & PRINTING 15. N. Z. f0 te.oanl•l• HIGHEST QUALITY 17. ProDoun 18. Itallau sleeve money river PROFESSIONAL WORK 19. Letloal meuurn Pomeroy 28. Pitc•U ·REvivAL. Hiland Chapel atartlng March 17. Weekend meeting. Rev. OdeU Manley, evangellst. Everybody Is wel'i"me. Pastor Ed"'! Hart. 27. ~:::...""'2tl.RepUte ~: tree Analyals, ltnight 22. Short sleep 6.AdvancinC, 23.H:~ht: as a 'llfOrlaDaa 7.- p 8t.li!JJoulh, .Haul J1. Formed o14 Jtyle tnto electrl- 10. Plexul ft.. particles16. Suffix 2!. Sleeveleae denottn, p:nnent or1f1D &aOYER'S STUDIO 22011. Molo $1. name s. Type a . 24. Tartar !' · ftlm A.ftiXH II. Do: Soot. . MIDed- y.,,,..,,.,...,... ul 16. B k IT. For pm· an4 amattw' at. Corroded 40. 'nlriet: over matter oomb. fona 3~. French tl. Fnnkle'o art111t 84. :Map 42. second Pen ,_.,....,..,...,....,.--..,.,>lt"'-r-r-ro"'r.-1r.:-1 =- -·-~·-• , _, ~3 . 1Jnor: allbr. at. After· ~~ht: as. Pa1t ot GROWERS ..... be" 3831p !. NOTICE muCK Order your eoulhern cabbage and tomato plants now. Char· les R. Harris. Portland, Ohio Phone 1141-2693. S I 121c LOSE wei8Jii.safely with .Dez. A·Dill llblets. Only 98c at Stark l'l!armacy. 3 1 eotp IF Dr. •eys ulcers, get new PH6 1tablell. Fast as l'qulds. Only 98c at Stark Pharmacy. 3 l 30tp DEUCJOUS Homemade Pizza, llllc. 75c. 81111 fl.DO sizes. IJe. lu1e Pizzi, $1.541. Jack's D• 1Y Bar, Middlet)Ort. 12 I Uc Help Wanted WANTS HELP - regular or part time employee. Must be bicb school graduate and bare typing experiew.:e. Ap. ply at the busllless office at the General Telephone Co. of Ohio. I 9 3lc c:AR HOPS NI£EDED AT CINCI. Apply in person. Crow's Steak llouH. J I tic I. a. mb::ed materials available. All at ST. :~:•pain 18. Cllmbln&' »!ant 40.Tapeotry 41.111dWJ. or Mextoo "·Oco•rroroeo 41-lJoctoon .._ ;r.'!..t.~ leW low prices. Ph. WY 2·2181 e POMEROY OHIO • Jack W. Caney, Mgr. ==--==== rft I OBANOB INSUIWlCit. Mill• Insurance qency, inc.. Pomoroy. Pllone l-3381. wv I · 1 tfc rllt'I'O CopyuJa llervlce. ~ zzA Owner wdl finance. $4,000.00. AT ITS GREATEST Pla1n Irl oz '":., P"\""'0 • :::~~u:n~~ m. am or lei lllllle al ll&al popero. btrtb records and alm0111 8DJ ,. er 12" II• _75c to 1.50 Wlll'lllld. Pom- Comploto Carry.OUt lorvleo :!. clocw:ntntl ··-, I f tit LOST bright carpet colora restore them with Blue Lus- Musi~l lllltrumenh tre. Rent electric ohampooer, Boautlful Wurlitzer Spinet Or· 3 7 6tc gan, walnut fJnlsb, two key•1. ONE SEIGLER, gao wall fur· board, 13 pedab, complete oace, 65,1100 BTU. Call WY 2- with percussion, ~arty with 1148. 3 1 3tc cood credit may toke over payments. Write Credit DeINTERNATIONAL til:.. top 12 partment, !los 1991, Parkersburg, W. va. 3 8 ~lncl! plow, l stee! , wanted •~ to Buy - turning plows for . 111Pfr "C" Farmal. Bryan BEAUTIFUL Wurtitzer s P I• Barril, Reedsville, Oblo, Sue- et organ, walnut !lnlsb, Z key· Rd., Phone 687·3&52. hoam, 13 pedals. Complete 3 'lh . p .... -'lb 7 3tp WI percuaston. a.., "' ------~~--= 1ood credit may teke onr lorry 8a[ ts now a mOITJI gal. payments. Write eCrdit Depl. Sbe used 81 Lustre Box 1991, Parkersburg, W. ue rug Va. 3tC 36 CALL WY 2.tf01i Pick up At G. & G. CAFE 111 W. MAIN POMEROY PAINTING Inside and oul !Jen. era! -·•·•·•. In Pomeroy aD lllddleport area. WY 2-3'/92. 2 17 30tp BEATING, PLuMBING- Rura Oorol BotUe ...__ •-td B~ ~ Street '~ tberl. GIJ ...... E. !CAin I'GmefeJ 1 11 Ita ............. < ' luenoNIID ea••ltle llerVICe • Crtn llradlnr• It'~.:;.~=-a.., 0~ :!t,r:!~~· :: ~=--L-I-........,--,,..---1 ==-==='=1-*_ on4 , _ nmbed DAILY OBYI"l''QUOTE- Here'• hiiiJ to1NIIt 1$1 A X y D L . A .a. X a fllr1Y Cement Block Co., Porn,......,.. CVSTOM lltri'CIII:RING 1111 fllr1Y, 01tJo. 3 7 ftc FOR SALE- registered BlaCk cutting. WID bU!' bides lf811 North ball al th• w..t 1111 o1 :;.,;,r.,•::,,.':"'c!':;.:"o:!...., Two story frame, 5 rooms :;: :,' ::"N:f.a ·~ : ;,T.,.: -..... "''till .. ,::m- :1 WL p K JZ P r.ll- B DU W J( XU J, UXY P B'V, WDDLE AGED couple, who BUKJ1fSAJBUD l zp WN M BDZJ aeltber llllllk• 91' drink, need JZPY.-PYPJIKWU 2 « S roomt and balb fumls!J. Ill apartment wllb uUHties by YaterdaJ'I CJrJph ..... ; THE TIUNQ8 MOST l'lDOPLII lllth of month. Will pay $50 WANT TO KNOW ABOil'l' ARE USUAU.Y 1101111 01'.}1DiiR BUSINESS. - SHAW to $60. Wrih! Box 21, Flor.. - - ..........!111 ......... IlJJ,) - · l'lld!ana, 671120. au31c au, Ml7'· ._.!.26_ By SCHULZ .~ ::: ·-• bath 3 rooms nd bath ..~ ., rn.u.o ••· .......,. IJO> .,.. twU ' a • ua. No. TnaQ one (Jl), 'ton 'EWo botb iparbnents furniahed Cl), &lnct TblreHa q.:IJ, Of Ule Ohio monthly Income .12t.OO. eor: ~.":'".:. "::"~ ..::; ner lot Owner may assist In tb• lloreuill diiCtiiM!d PttiiiiiN. wtta • the rlf!lt to mme tbe ~ JDd to llnanclng. $8,000.00. "' ..,.., ... build won; ,.,. ,. ALBERT M. COX, BROKER ~.~:"'=: 1: J:.' WY Will WY WU8 -"!r~"':.'.'~..,..,:'.J":l; 8 300 =,.-;=:--::--3:_.:._: :::;..":"~·::~"".;.,.. ':!': fOR SALE - Seven r o m " 14 ..,,._ ... .,. u.n brick house with bath and SU>.too• ........ ,. • ...,. _..,. outbuUdinp, comer lo~ one :.'!J:';,"M.t~.,.~ ~1~~ ... acre of JIIO!Ind, out of blgb Vol. 111. " : "" water. Good garden plots and __ Coun<r, •· · -.., ......,..• ., ............".. some fr wt. trees. Could be ,. "" divided Into aood bulldlna .::.'..'='='..,'~ lots. Priced to sell. Call WY 2- - ".........,_, .,. 6156 after 4 p. m. weeb c1ay1 =~._~".!!,! '"' WY 2-5&61 3 8 301e 4otm•o•lt • • "'" . ......... - ... ..... JIOR SALE· 5 lth W ,., ...,. .., .. ..,,,. • '"" · rooms w u • ..,. "' April, '"'· .. lU4-· ., "f~'.?"lc!"ty· Wa'!, gas and _.,, ""',.::.,..~..::,":"" "''"· •~u 1 • ..,500. Welsh ..........,,., •• lbo ..,.,. Town HilL Phone WY usa, """'· ~~~'"• Dou••• z 9 lie J'Oll SALE: • room bouse wllb ••• IIALI bllb. fll1l bue!NIIt, 1M Br· ,......_~=..,-,. Mil St., Mlddleparl l'blu: wtn bo oold oo"':~..:,'t. o ly RAEBURN VAN BUREN •ald IIIDDLEPORT - South 2nd. - ~::,u:; s~~ ~rl!~':,".!i =~~ Two story frame, S rooms, Dec. tltll. 1 • ••d ~ ID Val. bath, cellar, comar tot. IN OliO 00 .\lao U.• lollotv~aw l'ltaJ ; . .ni&t ,._., · • 1Rta1te Ill tb11 emmt,. of' lfeliJ, Will IIJDDLEPORT - South 2nd- ••••• of Oltln.................. r:--""" Nlo",.. ,......_ .::..:,..... ..z:e t:n ::"o.'i:!':!'ao."' =:;..>::"'- '"'·" "' ":i AnguJ bull, II> years old. Call Monday. PbD Meier, Phone II L 0 N G I'll L L 0 W FOR be11B cleaninl. to keep WI 9-2321. S I 6tc 1 WY 2-3510. 9 18 ~c Pt. Pleaaaal . . . 011e letter limpiJ ltandB for anotlu~r. In thil!l -5ant.ple A. W wte4 colors gleaming, use Blue KARL GDr1'81etho Piumblng U 18 Ue CUff ae State ROu~ bl Llllr•l ~ ... , . _ JJ X - •~ two ,... ..,., a; • ...-.,_..._ ln-•ctiiOftl •""'--" lllltu Wilber. Gil RUlli T bl ~r - ~ 0. - vO. - · - - - ~-·· Lustre Carpet cleaner. Rent """ and herting, Hlnenvllle BOUSE for sale, fl rooms and ::., 0 """"' .....,..,., ...;., •.:. tlectrlc lbampooer, .1. Bak· TRUCK DRIVERS, semi or Ohio. End your aewer troub- bath. Minersville, Ohio. Wrtte '"" 'r:~ er Ful'alturo. Mlddleporl, atrllgbt Dietel or ages Jes. We have aU saes sewrr Raymond Bruwn 755 Ste1ze f.:"''· CloO. ,,,. AQ)r-........-.. Ohio. . 3 7 61c 21 • 40. 'Some ezperienctl belli' macbiDeS. fluloalble rateo. Road, Columbus 'u Oblo. w......tti. .,q._"':: ,. ~ JZI' BUJPFFBDPUJ ZXLP x KBD .II..J Wanted To Rent lui, but not necessary. You CllJ WY da1 or nlgbL ' 31111: .,..,":,':;i!:'C.,'" - - ., :::•:Y':.'::::'let":."='=t.tllt-.... ABBIE AND SLATS :.!':"=:.. '=";J =: f: r::o., =:,c:;,::a:;;.,•..e, can ear> over $3 per hour · . ~-"" after short training. For Oil' WE ARE rellcly te do. JOur • ~rm Machinery .,... .,:..-. nonoooL ""'"' plication write Nation Wide Bide plllntlng and repair work. IIABSEY ii'liRGbiiON dleed. .....;.,.. ,.,• Seml Division, c-o Haecld We do aU tlnde of repair tllld .Plows, delb, mo- m1 Ill L 1. 10. "" Terminal Bldg., 1255 Corwin patnUng Inside or out. Reas- front end loader. Pearl wu. Top bon-. pald to a Los Ani Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio. Or onable. Sarson • Dum, Call U.ms, Pho110 WY 2-2182 or eles Dodger was the , 100 caD 5J3.i95.872?, evenings 118. Phone VI 3-2484, Portland,. WY ~23JJ. l'l!<lelved by otllfielder iU.Uf5672. a1 110 1 ' l&o 1 1 1111 Qnf«<l. =.....,. aei wiw. __ WINNIE WINKLE ._ .... lyiMNND -· ~ILl. Wt:liGHT NEVER GOT 10 :sEE HI51WIN!. I NEVeR IMJULD HAV! MANAGED 50 1-VELI.. WflHOUT "hi! HELP Of: MY NCTH!!:r:l: AND F'ATH!:R. 7U.C:FY~ ONLY' PLAYW\ATE: >5 SPIDER'-T>!E MC><KEY .415' FATHEr< SENT HIM FI'O"' EGYPT !lEFORE. HI: DtSAPPE,A,RED. :'-" �'' '' ' --·~ · - - 1. 1: '\ 'l' i:'\ ....,.. ....... SHRIMP ---------------- 1-~,.. 99c FISH STICKS -------- 1-•· 59c FRIED HADDOCK--~~,... 73c TASTE-0-SEA ' .... elllti'IPI llolJer Fll'll An.; Mn. 1'11" 'h11ar. lit ltlllltllne Dr.; lin. B. 1.11• l'raley, 1M J~~ek· 1011 Pille: Jolm R. CaiUI, Ylatila; Mrs. Garnel Wrl8bl, Rl I Ylfto kill: Barbara Allll Ooltrolll, Rt 2 Cbeeblrt; rr.derlc' Y. Ju.tlee, R1. I GaUJpolll; lllll'- . 'IQ "c. pk. · 111 T. Hollman, New SWifT'S PREMIUM-U. S. GOV'T, INSPICTID 63c pkg. SPICED LUiiCHEON COOKED SALAMI frlclay&lolurdor BlrtU Mrl. Jobl R. R4ese, Rl. I Oak Hill, daughter, IN4 a.m. 'l'uutlay; Mrs. Delmer R. Cobb, Collapvllle, W. VL, da118hler, UO p.m. Tueoday. Dllebarled Albert Clark, Garald a Dqlao, Jamu Y. Eads, Mrs. Ivy E. Lesue, Mrs. Mack McCarley, Mrs. Roy J. Mlller, Mrs. HeJo bert L. Pope, Mrs. Dave Puckett, Mro. Edward Rasp, Cbarles I. Smith, Mrs. Edgar L. Smith, Mrs. Luther 1'acketl, Larry R. Thomu, Mro. CatherIne L. TrGut, Hencbtl Nortcm, loin. Jimmy Adkinl and Infant .... Mrs. Lela&d ... Henry and IRiaDt daUllbler, Mn. James A. Smith aod lofaDI daughter, WIOLI WOII&IM LIIIY'I LIBBY'S CALIF. PURPLE PLUMS 5 !~ $1 4 $1 ~!'!~, '" CIUII BEANS I IROU.D IIEl' I••• 8-H, Soup Wlltt '"" , ..... 01 4 . . . ., BloYt --. .... $1 LIBBY'S lilT SPEAR .... ·-· C PINTO BEANS PIIEAPPIJ OIUIIS J,IIIIT'I DataAdi CRUSHiD PIJIUPPU II liD 1792. 10. COUIII OFP ADJ. SOAP lATH 25c SWIFT'S HALO li·OL Jar BUTTER SHAMPOO 3 $1 RASPBERRY JELLY APPLE·IRAPE 18 _.._ l•n JELLY MUSSELMAN'S , .. ~-H. $ Grapefruit Drink MUSSELMAN'S 5 4~ 1 APPLE ITOIILY PIHWPLI JUICE amu $ 188 Cornatin Friskleo Tomato Dog Food ..__Paatt Can,__,._ z.. uc BRUIFAIT 29c 49t Parta Trt0t ·~--2.., Jlc w•l,.............. Ma~Jarlnt Ia ..... -.~ ... ... . -. - •' • • • • • ,., _ .. . .. . ~- Oo 0 . • o <' o •• , ,. o• • - • •' ' • ,. • • •0 r O •' " . . .. . ~ - - - - - -· · ... .. . . . . . . . ~ ... _ _ __ _ _ _ _ . . . . . - · -· - · - Qncl f4 28 .811 I 2t a All 11 Lilli AlgiJ leH1more EGGS .............. TOP VALUI ITAMPS wlllt IIIlo Mid ....... f/1 WIPdard 1 · !kl. pllg. Plort4io (UBI STIIAKI Exp. 3/12/65 lrMII AI..U. .,.. Salmon ------- '!. 1 59e .. Loull ... Fro ti 41 .flt tO llelroll ZliS .211110 'l'lletdq'• ........ . llilladelpllll Ill 81. LGIIII 101 lilT Yort: ISS Los An(eles 1J3 (()'l'j . ,.. I ' Djal Soap ww... Plllll; ., GoW ......... 2-451 ....... Dial Soap ..... ww.. 2-JJc · - · -- · ~ --. . lalllmore lJO su FnllcllcAI ._...... ···~··.,·· I.GI Allplli n. (bcll•ill ..._.., 1 Pork & Beans 9 :0.• $1 thlt - Chrtdol ,., ,... "" rw .n ' - ., BfJII(Iuet Cream .4Bsorted ........ 1 . ........... - CUBI STEAK Exp 3/12/61 lt"':ecpnU• Flavor• PIES ........... . OXYDOL TOP VALUE liTAMPS with this coupon •nd pun:bN fl Kroger Oil -__ .. =:; 39c -- ....oyMiol Mist ____ . __ •. 2 !:·79c giant boJe 1'01' VALUE ITAMPS willo .... .......... f/1 lfty two blot Try K - ,..,. Ctc~~Wt ~ ......... .,_,orloyllo ..... lt'l ..I' I' II Kroger Frul' 11. 24 s;.. Aspirin ----- --- ,.., 58e Throw Rugs · · .. -.. ---.. 88c ....... """ IOIO.ER GELATINI E>p. :1/12/. S~Jfl 35t . ...... -~~--· ........... ...... ~ "Fresh V~~etable Sale" • RadJftL-· , .· Jr.;, m~CB ....... :. • P-.• • Green Oniona _bunch • Green Peppers _•• ea. • New Cabbace •••• lb. 6 L emons ........ . • 39c y....,.,. lumb" 91 Size Sets .••• 2!.. 39e ICs lose lflil Poteta•:-- $1M ' ~ . 46-oz. cam ~r~~g~ .. • Glont lito Fa• .. .. · ........ ·.. .. .. 59c Spo&llv"' lnstan& Coffee-- ------ :~~· 69c kroger S..ndwlch tr Wi.,... Buns __ ..... _• 5 a;'-~. $1 Wew Whit« & Aut'd. Colors _ . ,... ..............TISSUE ............ -- t . .. Chocolate Milk ."' ....49c .. Margarine •____ :.._ 37c SAVE wlllt thlt ... ,....._ .. anr Aropkp. COUNTRY OVEN COOICIU ~. 3/12/86 JUICES ·-...... 2-ct. •••••••• Florida 1 . . .' G;~:::;;it Biscuita •_. _ 12 !: 78c COCKTAIL 1'01' VAI.UI! ITAMPS Glade __ ... __ 2 ~ 89c ..,., Kroger Citru• ..... U-o:. pkgs. Crisco OiJ ______ =:45c ' 1 al COFFEE lb. bag Try .,._;ad W.L.Pd.GI 41 33 .154 !5 Sl .471 • II fO .fJ'I 8\!s Spotlight Bean dos. WOllen DI.W.. ...... • .. 33c -·- - ...... . New York \·' I' h) .~. loBtc. ( 3-lb. bag $1.77 Grade A Large White '"ltiA Dh'ltiNI W.L.Pet.OI Jlhlla • 211 .ra \' · -· · " 10 High Game IIIII Stria -<Jo. leu Van Meter, 186, 4B7. ll«p11'1 Four, WI; 1f11rb 1erJeo -PID. ... ,. ... 39c ..... 1M' ...... -" 1'01' VALUI! STAMPS 17 20 I - ColfH- ... - . - - 17 10 1J .... - lb. ••••••••• " - I\>OHithl Wholo Bon Pro Slalldhap . 117 Ulllted l'rtll llllenutlolll ANIELFOOD CAKE Cofnt•matt 17 lJ low Four Bappy Four MAT K.ATII IVANI CINNAMON Coffee-matt ..... l•• , . ..ly - Whole \ I. , . _ lo It '""" tilt .....,. Y"'"' HW. Go! lllo !'011 1111... Try • •• wflll ltaalfl*lll awntiPI • • KATIE EVANS 87c JliBettet WELCOME Frltklll T...., 20 PICNICS •. "' lltltel, 181'1. Broccoli --r-~ 29c YELLOW Q.OIII Onions _________ _________________. ____________ •.-:- 19c RED DELICIOUI I Apples - ~ 39c Cc lulilt• Frtsla or Smoked (L• n...slbo.) ..... J, Ull W•IMI RUB BEl 14.. • , .. TURKEY PARTI Exp. 3/121" Eorlr ._. ......... ....... Four lb. GROUND BEEF 'TOP VALUE ITAMPI whll thl1 eMIPOf'l arwl purdtllt ., "'Y ..... J'oarOOII!f no, 111'/. ~leq 18 lb. up Size Kro(ler Freeh .... 5/12/. IO!Io Ill& High Gamt IIIII lllrlel Cllll. Wlntllnwr, Ill. 611; l.lllda ~ - I'll, 410. llih Teu! Gtmt ud !feria - TOWELS~~n ALL PURPOSI 11 HALF Sliced Bacon ---------- 2 ~$1.59 lfiiiASSY NIIIS l'oiii'SOIIlO PAPER R.S.P. :::K lpoUtn NOlTHRN MUSSELMAN'S APPLE MUSSELMAN'S tanl APPLE ... Ocean ,., Perch -•. _ .. 45c Fish Fingers ___ • :!:- 59c ., \ OR • .......... stltet ...... witt. yew .....thJ . . . . . ill ........ - · .~loU, .... ,.. - . . wtllo ........ ltrvt I S.ve •" Mardi .. '"' W•IMI IDll Iappen I~ 101!1 lin& PIDa 16\1: 13\!s lour l'loo.If II K- P's Ul!s 15\(s 3 ·~=· $1 5 4·:: 1 CHERRIES .... Woa Lest II 4 t I EaltJ Wed. 11111111 ....... MUSSELMAN'S MUSSELMAN'S APPLE Co., 1"' Detergent limon's Marko! Teaml I 7 N. Y. aolhlnC Houoe 6 9 Doone·• Reslllurul f 9 Landmark I 10 High Game - C.VOIJD Bach· 1er, liM; HJgb ...._- Jeu Warner, IG'I: llllh ·l'eiJil Game - Simon'• Mar~. 80'1; High Team Serieo - fabric Shop, 1285. CENTLI PEANUT I(,..., Wome•'• Tllursday Leape fabric Shop TOILET Cepyritht, 'The \ WHOLE Backs • .. 15t - Febraal')l II, 111ft LUX Wings • .. 39c drecl Jacobs, 411. Hl&b Team Game - l'ellll 3, 1124; Hliib Tea~~~ Serl• - The Gassers, Pill II${ TURKEYS Breasts .............. 69c Whole Legs .......... 49c Breast Quarters . . . ... 45c Leg Quarters ......... 39c lml I I 3 Tellll I Martlandera The Gassen Gutter Duatm I S Tun!l I 4 Four G'l I 5 lliib Garne - Mac Sawy!f, . lOll, lola Jarlnlm, 164; Hi ~eries - Mat Sawyer, 585 ; M · Abo.., 0111 , ...... " Exp, S/12/66 Late Wed. Mbted lape feoraar, 11, 11ee ... I 4 3 Fresh Frozen 'TOP VALUE ITAMPI with lltlo ....,... W purchast fll eny pk,, "Mr. flrtsty"' STUPFID PLOUNDIR BOWLING HEINl BlAH or VEGETABLI CAMPBELL1 Ill M TV I I - - IQII, FRYERS Gpon- ...... nun. 9:110 '- 6:00 Haven: ~I; SWI"'S PREMIUM Tender Grown U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MIDDLEPORT "Piece Turkey Sale" Bobby 1t. Davll, Rl I Pl. Olear L. Leonard. Rt. l Lelarl; MIIY K. Poolel , Rt. I Middleport; JobD W. daley, Rt. !Middleport; Ted W. Smith, Rl I RociDe; Mn. Elizabeth McGtllfln, Middleport; Jobn 111. ~~ IV, Middleport; WIIUam D. Hartley, Rt. I South Poll!l; JIPJII J. Wutfall, Rl aSpencer, W. Ya.; Cbarles D. Tripp, Rt. I McArtiiiD'; !aile L l.yonl. Jaokloo: Mra. Loo P. Van Nelli, Rt. I Athono; M' o. lilllrley A. Sorrell, Rl. 2 McArthur; lolrl. Roy 11. Haley, Jaet• . SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS l-Ilt. u.. pllll dlll'lng 11111 IIIII :16 lioun ilcludld: Jtllny C. PJnlltr- ' TASTE.Q-SEA FRENCH Pickle I PJ....I -- .. SI•I : CI \I.'S GORTON .WDED BOLOIIA .. pkg•. �'' '' ' --·~ · - - 1. 1: '\ 'l' i:'\ ....,.. ....... SHRIMP ---------------- 1-~,.. 99c FISH STICKS -------- 1-•· 59c FRIED HADDOCK--~~,... 73c TASTE-0-SEA ' .... elllti'IPI llolJer Fll'll An.; Mn. 1'11" 'h11ar. lit ltlllltllne Dr.; lin. B. 1.11• l'raley, 1M J~~ek· 1011 Pille: Jolm R. CaiUI, Ylatila; Mrs. Garnel Wrl8bl, Rl I Ylfto kill: Barbara Allll Ooltrolll, Rt 2 Cbeeblrt; rr.derlc' Y. Ju.tlee, R1. I GaUJpolll; lllll'- . 'IQ "c. pk. · 111 T. Hollman, New SWifT'S PREMIUM-U. S. GOV'T, INSPICTID 63c pkg. SPICED LUiiCHEON COOKED SALAMI frlclay&lolurdor BlrtU Mrl. Jobl R. R4ese, Rl. I Oak Hill, daughter, IN4 a.m. 'l'uutlay; Mrs. Delmer R. Cobb, Collapvllle, W. VL, da118hler, UO p.m. Tueoday. Dllebarled Albert Clark, Garald a Dqlao, Jamu Y. Eads, Mrs. Ivy E. Lesue, Mrs. Mack McCarley, Mrs. Roy J. Mlller, Mrs. HeJo bert L. Pope, Mrs. Dave Puckett, Mro. Edward Rasp, Cbarles I. Smith, Mrs. Edgar L. Smith, Mrs. Luther 1'acketl, Larry R. Thomu, Mro. CatherIne L. TrGut, Hencbtl Nortcm, loin. Jimmy Adkinl and Infant .... Mrs. Lela&d ... Henry and IRiaDt daUllbler, Mn. James A. Smith aod lofaDI daughter, WIOLI WOII&IM LIIIY'I LIBBY'S CALIF. PURPLE PLUMS 5 !~ $1 4 $1 ~!'!~, '" CIUII BEANS I IROU.D IIEl' I••• 8-H, Soup Wlltt '"" , ..... 01 4 . . . ., BloYt --. .... $1 LIBBY'S lilT SPEAR .... ·-· C PINTO BEANS PIIEAPPIJ OIUIIS J,IIIIT'I DataAdi CRUSHiD PIJIUPPU II liD 1792. 10. COUIII OFP ADJ. SOAP lATH 25c SWIFT'S HALO li·OL Jar BUTTER SHAMPOO 3 $1 RASPBERRY JELLY APPLE·IRAPE 18 _.._ l•n JELLY MUSSELMAN'S , .. ~-H. $ Grapefruit Drink MUSSELMAN'S 5 4~ 1 APPLE ITOIILY PIHWPLI JUICE amu $ 188 Cornatin Friskleo Tomato Dog Food ..__Paatt Can,__,._ z.. uc BRUIFAIT 29c 49t Parta Trt0t ·~--2.., Jlc w•l,.............. Ma~Jarlnt Ia ..... -.~ ... ... . -. - •' • • • • • ,., _ .. . .. . ~- Oo 0 . • o <' o •• , ,. o• • - • •' ' • ,. • • •0 r O •' " . . .. . ~ - - - - - -· · ... .. . . . . . . . ~ ... _ _ __ _ _ _ _ . . . . . - · -· - · - Qncl f4 28 .811 I 2t a All 11 Lilli AlgiJ leH1more EGGS .............. TOP VALUI ITAMPS wlllt IIIlo Mid ....... f/1 WIPdard 1 · !kl. pllg. Plort4io (UBI STIIAKI Exp. 3/12/65 lrMII AI..U. .,.. Salmon ------- '!. 1 59e .. Loull ... Fro ti 41 .flt tO llelroll ZliS .211110 'l'lletdq'• ........ . llilladelpllll Ill 81. LGIIII 101 lilT Yort: ISS Los An(eles 1J3 (()'l'j . ,.. I ' Djal Soap ww... Plllll; ., GoW ......... 2-451 ....... Dial Soap ..... ww.. 2-JJc · - · -- · ~ --. . lalllmore lJO su FnllcllcAI ._...... ···~··.,·· I.GI Allplli n. (bcll•ill ..._.., 1 Pork & Beans 9 :0.• $1 thlt - Chrtdol ,., ,... "" rw .n ' - ., BfJII(Iuet Cream .4Bsorted ........ 1 . ........... - CUBI STEAK Exp 3/12/61 lt"':ecpnU• Flavor• PIES ........... . OXYDOL TOP VALUE liTAMPS with this coupon •nd pun:bN fl Kroger Oil -__ .. =:; 39c -- ....oyMiol Mist ____ . __ •. 2 !:·79c giant boJe 1'01' VALUE ITAMPS willo .... .......... f/1 lfty two blot Try K - ,..,. Ctc~~Wt ~ ......... .,_,orloyllo ..... lt'l ..I' I' II Kroger Frul' 11. 24 s;.. Aspirin ----- --- ,.., 58e Throw Rugs · · .. -.. ---.. 88c ....... """ IOIO.ER GELATINI E>p. :1/12/. S~Jfl 35t . ...... -~~--· ........... ...... ~ "Fresh V~~etable Sale" • RadJftL-· , .· Jr.;, m~CB ....... :. • P-.• • Green Oniona _bunch • Green Peppers _•• ea. • New Cabbace •••• lb. 6 L emons ........ . • 39c y....,.,. lumb" 91 Size Sets .••• 2!.. 39e ICs lose lflil Poteta•:-- $1M ' ~ . 46-oz. cam ~r~~g~ .. • Glont lito Fa• .. .. · ........ ·.. .. .. 59c Spo&llv"' lnstan& Coffee-- ------ :~~· 69c kroger S..ndwlch tr Wi.,... Buns __ ..... _• 5 a;'-~. $1 Wew Whit« & Aut'd. Colors _ . ,... ..............TISSUE ............ -- t . .. Chocolate Milk ."' ....49c .. Margarine •____ :.._ 37c SAVE wlllt thlt ... ,....._ .. anr Aropkp. COUNTRY OVEN COOICIU ~. 3/12/86 JUICES ·-...... 2-ct. •••••••• Florida 1 . . .' G;~:::;;it Biscuita •_. _ 12 !: 78c COCKTAIL 1'01' VAI.UI! ITAMPS Glade __ ... __ 2 ~ 89c ..,., Kroger Citru• ..... U-o:. pkgs. Crisco OiJ ______ =:45c ' 1 al COFFEE lb. bag Try .,._;ad W.L.Pd.GI 41 33 .154 !5 Sl .471 • II fO .fJ'I 8\!s Spotlight Bean dos. WOllen DI.W.. ...... • .. 33c -·- - ...... . New York \·' I' h) .~. loBtc. ( 3-lb. bag $1.77 Grade A Large White '"ltiA Dh'ltiNI W.L.Pet.OI Jlhlla • 211 .ra \' · -· · " 10 High Game IIIII Stria -<Jo. leu Van Meter, 186, 4B7. ll«p11'1 Four, WI; 1f11rb 1erJeo -PID. ... ,. ... 39c ..... 1M' ...... -" 1'01' VALUI! STAMPS 17 20 I - ColfH- ... - . - - 17 10 1J .... - lb. ••••••••• " - I\>OHithl Wholo Bon Pro Slalldhap . 117 Ulllted l'rtll llllenutlolll ANIELFOOD CAKE Cofnt•matt 17 lJ low Four Bappy Four MAT K.ATII IVANI CINNAMON Coffee-matt ..... l•• , . ..ly - Whole \ I. , . _ lo It '""" tilt .....,. Y"'"' HW. Go! lllo !'011 1111... Try • •• wflll ltaalfl*lll awntiPI • • KATIE EVANS 87c JliBettet WELCOME Frltklll T...., 20 PICNICS •. "' lltltel, 181'1. Broccoli --r-~ 29c YELLOW Q.OIII Onions _________ _________________. ____________ •.-:- 19c RED DELICIOUI I Apples - ~ 39c Cc lulilt• Frtsla or Smoked (L• n...slbo.) ..... J, Ull W•IMI RUB BEl 14.. • , .. TURKEY PARTI Exp. 3/121" Eorlr ._. ......... ....... Four lb. GROUND BEEF 'TOP VALUE ITAMPI whll thl1 eMIPOf'l arwl purdtllt ., "'Y ..... J'oarOOII!f no, 111'/. ~leq 18 lb. up Size Kro(ler Freeh .... 5/12/. IO!Io Ill& High Gamt IIIII lllrlel Cllll. Wlntllnwr, Ill. 611; l.lllda ~ - I'll, 410. llih Teu! Gtmt ud !feria - TOWELS~~n ALL PURPOSI 11 HALF Sliced Bacon ---------- 2 ~$1.59 lfiiiASSY NIIIS l'oiii'SOIIlO PAPER R.S.P. :::K lpoUtn NOlTHRN MUSSELMAN'S APPLE MUSSELMAN'S tanl APPLE ... Ocean ,., Perch -•. _ .. 45c Fish Fingers ___ • :!:- 59c ., \ OR • .......... stltet ...... witt. yew .....thJ . . . . . ill ........ - · .~loU, .... ,.. - . . wtllo ........ ltrvt I S.ve •" Mardi .. '"' W•IMI IDll Iappen I~ 101!1 lin& PIDa 16\1: 13\!s lour l'loo.If II K- P's Ul!s 15\(s 3 ·~=· $1 5 4·:: 1 CHERRIES .... Woa Lest II 4 t I EaltJ Wed. 11111111 ....... MUSSELMAN'S MUSSELMAN'S APPLE Co., 1"' Detergent limon's Marko! Teaml I 7 N. Y. aolhlnC Houoe 6 9 Doone·• Reslllurul f 9 Landmark I 10 High Game - C.VOIJD Bach· 1er, liM; HJgb ...._- Jeu Warner, IG'I: llllh ·l'eiJil Game - Simon'• Mar~. 80'1; High Team Serieo - fabric Shop, 1285. CENTLI PEANUT I(,..., Wome•'• Tllursday Leape fabric Shop TOILET Cepyritht, 'The \ WHOLE Backs • .. 15t - Febraal')l II, 111ft LUX Wings • .. 39c drecl Jacobs, 411. Hl&b Team Game - l'ellll 3, 1124; Hliib Tea~~~ Serl• - The Gassers, Pill II${ TURKEYS Breasts .............. 69c Whole Legs .......... 49c Breast Quarters . . . ... 45c Leg Quarters ......... 39c lml I I 3 Tellll I Martlandera The Gassen Gutter Duatm I S Tun!l I 4 Four G'l I 5 lliib Garne - Mac Sawy!f, . lOll, lola Jarlnlm, 164; Hi ~eries - Mat Sawyer, 585 ; M · Abo.., 0111 , ...... " Exp, S/12/66 Late Wed. Mbted lape feoraar, 11, 11ee ... I 4 3 Fresh Frozen 'TOP VALUE ITAMPI with lltlo ....,... W purchast fll eny pk,, "Mr. flrtsty"' STUPFID PLOUNDIR BOWLING HEINl BlAH or VEGETABLI CAMPBELL1 Ill M TV I I - - IQII, FRYERS Gpon- ...... nun. 9:110 '- 6:00 Haven: ~I; SWI"'S PREMIUM Tender Grown U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MIDDLEPORT "Piece Turkey Sale" Bobby 1t. Davll, Rl I Pl. Olear L. Leonard. Rt. l Lelarl; MIIY K. Poolel , Rt. I Middleport; JobD W. daley, Rt. !Middleport; Ted W. Smith, Rl I RociDe; Mn. Elizabeth McGtllfln, Middleport; Jobn 111. ~~ IV, Middleport; WIIUam D. Hartley, Rt. I South Poll!l; JIPJII J. Wutfall, Rl aSpencer, W. Ya.; Cbarles D. Tripp, Rt. I McArtiiiD'; !aile L l.yonl. Jaokloo: Mra. Loo P. Van Nelli, Rt. I Athono; M' o. lilllrley A. Sorrell, Rl. 2 McArthur; lolrl. Roy 11. Haley, Jaet• . SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS l-Ilt. u.. pllll dlll'lng 11111 IIIII :16 lioun ilcludld: Jtllny C. PJnlltr- ' TASTE.Q-SEA FRENCH Pickle I PJ....I -- .. SI•I : CI \I.'S GORTON .WDED BOLOIIA .. pkg•. �-..,,,.. • •' ' • J II I' , ' ,, ~ ''· . ' .. " 16--Dall7 Sentinel, Pomeruy·!Jilddleport. 0 ... Karel! 9, 11160 ·--- . ··-----~----- d Ad ' A ro~~o Color Slides of Local Gardens are IJ.1 hi' ht f p m. r'n.. Middleport ' 9 rg 0 rogra ' .. ored slides o! Ro11;ers I'" Vtenna. A dleeusslon was tn Son of Former Pastor Dies in l'f . a I ormo Mainly About People In pcmerov c u Middleport , 1rown in local gardens hill>- 1held pfttalning to Rower arYoun Word lias been received n! hghted tile March meeting oflrangements for the count~ lair. Mr. and ~s, ~nf the deatf the death o! Mr. Charles W. Me0 CJe Middleport Garden Club "r.Je hostesses, Mrs. Wilham have 1'!!<e1Ve ~orb th r in law Daniel of Pacific Grove; Cahhe:ct Monday evening In tbe ,Morris, Mrs. Mildred Zeigler,~ Mr. Yo~~:l:ingroor'Ne~cas: , furnia, Monday, Mareh 7. Mr. Columbus and Southern OhioiMrs Carl Horky, Mrs. Ehzawrence jMcDaniei was the son of WilEle<tric Company S«'ial room. Ibeth Davis Fisher, Mra. James Ue, P~k h has spent •iiam Howard McDaniel, forme.r Mist Nellie Zerkle, presi-,Arnold, ser~ed salad a.nd sand- u!'av!dl Ja~i~\= ;rother and pastor Ill Heath MethodiSt drnt was in charge of t h e wlches durmg the soc1al hour. w n er . . Church, who served as pastor nw ' ling. Members answered The St. Patrick's Day theme ! sillter-in-la':d m ~":"'~lie, Ohio, of the church from 1915 until roll call by naming an early was carried out I• green and bas return to s orne on ' his dear.> three years later. bloomin~ shrub. Arrangements white in the table decoration. J,iberty La~rs Gene Abbott He is survived by his w~e, of lorred branches were extilb- , an~t u',rrie of Lancas- Mildred Giles McDaniel, Who lled ' an ug er, ' k nd taught m the Middleport M 8 Bunn Graduates •• T. Watchto.wer Sehool ha~d=v~M~ ~.De~ : ~as II origJnally " Lorain, duated from tbe Watchtow111'8 . le school of Gfleed, New er Btb , Ctty.nterlng Gilead School ~re ~ nth specialized for eln ';~';:Instruction and course tr Illig Mr Bunn mlsslonary ahn ; m~lonary ser;~ ~·lt:d :tes including m e n ' bill perlnd of service ill Meigs County In 1963. . ' y:r Mrs. H. D. !hie of Columbus spent a day last week with her parents Mr and Mrs. Harry Keiser 'Mi.;,rsvllle. Mr ~nd Mrs William Dillard of ~ncasler ,;,.nt Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bar. · ryMKeiS:dna Bartels spent an ft rs. ecently with Mrs. ~.~':~.; who Is recuperating from recenl surgery. M d M Ben Spencer of a the theme, ''Flowers Around thf Clock" She used yellow andr . . Jiy, and Garden Club ~h.i•· mums~~ ;~:~~~ t~el The Mar~h meeting of ~r. A~\nd A nd Mrs Martin ro, ., a son, res . 'ted Sunda with Mr. and Mrs. a . IMcDamel, Jr. of M~nlo Park, I Y ~~~~: b~~s~~~r ~~'~.;,;~~ ~: Ca~r.M::.;"Mrs. WEDNESDA.l Dani~l. bol~ part~r1pating 1 s k D II re sa Made by Women , Of Mrdd/epo.rf 1 ° ho:: RelreohmODII WON serI I £11M i I l!tllliiR!il!fiB WI~ Plans Made' we~k~nsd ~e;t Wed:"::·Le~::~\ R II b for 0 Y Y Dof :A Council 0.: Miss Lisle Is Leader D , eVOfiOnS '•""'" day al the borne of the Rev. M. E. - · 1\e oenlee wUI be held al IU Flnt Bapllll Chlll'cll AprU I wtlh the Rev. DoJllltll opealler. Tbo JIOv, 81 Doaald Boons, boll poJtor, wiD lead the aenlce, Tbe anup plaJmed a dinner for minllton ud lhelr lamUles al the home of the Rev. and Mn. Donald BIHa lD AprU. Preselll lot lhe meelinl ,.... Rev. Boward Rappell, Mn. DoDSld mcka, Rev. llo11lOll and tile Rev. Nyle Jlor. •••r •he Mrs. Robert Jay of ." R. C. Reiman wmTE ROSE LODGE gmeeting was! Pomeroy Gard•n club was held ; Columbus visited over th• of Newark, 0 h i o; of Sandusky were th In nnmmred for March 20 at L<r Monday afternoon at the home · weekend With Mr. and Mrs. and six grandchildren. guests of her mo er, 1.3 p.m. William Mor', M Charles Lewis past •Of Mrs Eu.. rd Baer, Mul- Wilham Grueser and daughter, He attended OhJo Wesleyan Florence ilDIIey. d Mlddlepeorl. Mr~ Lewis K;";onarsdlfl'<'tor and gu~st for : berry-av. Debbie, and other relalives. University until his enlistment Mrs. Polly Williams an rts, and Mrs. A ur are ~~ ng sh~wed slides of i Mrs. Charles Persinger, pres- Mrs. Robert Coats has return- I in the army where 'he served un- granddaughter, Shannon Kay hoste_sses. e evem the lora! area Mem- ' ident, opened the meeting by , ed !rom a weekend visit in Ul the end of World War I. He !tell and Mrs. Chester Carson ~:;~'~;, '~sl<ed to bring gilts to 1reading the verse of the mont~. Sprillllrield wilh her daughter was a member of the MetlJO- of Sandusky were overmght SYRACUSE HELP AN~ v t eel 1n fo r members Devotions were led by Mrs. and son-in-law, the Rev. and dist Church, American Legion, guests Saturday, of therr sLSter LEARN Hobby Club will mee ~::• .;:~a~en C~ub at the Cal-' Clalf Karr who read a paper Mrs. Russell Mclntyre, and In Masonic Orders, and Sigma Chi and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Ma: Social fratermty. He was a for- Dwight Lo~an and son. 9, 1D the Town Hail. The m 11 1 St t 1 st'hJte MISS Frle- on the meaomg o! the Lenten Columbus wtth friends. po ~·hat n8 Mrl< Homer season M""'bers responded to j Mr. and Mrs. Danny Thorn- mer partner in the Fostoria! Mr. and Mrs. Hay Riggs and ing of hook rugs, three dlmend' alene ·t d.. 11 ' roll call with an insh quotatiOn. , as Marietta spent lbe weekend Pressed St"'l Company and liv- daughters Caralynn and Mara- sional picture and smocked Hu'· r 1 were repor e 1 • · • · ·n b.e demons tr ted M. M L Frt>nch pr~sentecf Tlumk you notes were read with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed in California where he serv- lynn Tracy and Mr. and Mrs. cushions WI a rs 1 "P. k f th Blind from the Athens State Hospll- , Walter Crooks and family. ed as their west coast repre- Ben Neutziing visiled Sunday In and other hobbies of yoor an ar or e_ _ 1a,I for ta bl e arrangemen ts .a t 1 M~s Her~~:rt Chambers is a senlative. Mrs. McDaniel .is the Huntington, w. Va. w1t. h Mr. eho1ce . wIU be worked upon· _ artJr __ <', C.1r1stmas, and from Mrs. Char- med 1cal pat1ent at Holzer Hos- sister of Mrs. Crary Dav 1s and and Mrs. Eugene Hester, and A sack lunch will be served at I" t.ewos for m pita! in Gallipolis where she Miss Lenora Giles of Middle- in PL Pleasant, w. V•.. with ooon. All interested homemakPom..,y, Ohio the Counly flower show. A was laken Sunday evening af- port Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Ebersbach. ers are urged to attend 88 Ibis i comm unication was rl:'~d fr01 ~ ter being taken ill at her home Funeral services will be heJd : Mrs. Clair Boso and children, meeting will determme as to TONIGHT & THURSDAY I Mrs. Jark Robson, reg~nnal dJ- on Mill-St. . . Thursday, Marc~ 10 at Pacific ~ Bonnie, Vicki and Tommy of whether or not the club will NOT OPEN ! rector. announcmg the sprmg Mrs ROJscoe Sattf'rf1eld ts a Grove where they resided al Great l3end spent Tuesday w1tb conUnue. I regional meel~g 10 be ~eld m medi~al p-atient at Holzer Hos- 810 Lighthouse Ave. ' her mother, Mrs. Dessie Patter- AMATE!JR GARDENERS FRIDAY & SATURDAY ! t"gan. Apnl • pital in Gallipoiia. Her family is Club of Middleport will meet 110 111 Mtrch 11 -12 Two papers from Flower and , is with her at the hospital. son w Wednesday evening, March 9 ' "CRACK IN THE WORLD" - Terhnkolor, Gard.n magazin• were read.; Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones at the social room of tbe C• Da na Andrews ..Janrltf ' "PanSies lor People," by Mrs. ' were dinner guests Sunday of lumbus and Southern Ohio '-irott. Kieron Moore. Al~JC i Harold Brown and "Zinnias," Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson in for oc 0 Electric Company. Mra. Glenn :mder Knox. by Mrs. Walter Grueser. A des-! Athrns. Lambert wtil have the verse of " I'L L TAKE SWEDEN" - Technknlorsert '"'~~'"' . was "rved bv the ; Mr. aod Mrs. Wayne Gihbtlns month and roll call respon•e f"r:mkit• A\•alon, Bvb Hopt', hostess dur1ng the 500181 hour, have relurned from Ci ncin nati 1 · on a current event. Mrs. CharTUP"dl,l' \Vpld "Bevond lhe Church Door" . ' 1 where Ihey were guests of her a li I'll f0 th d 0 I'ons A group of women fro..'ll the ies Lewis, w1ll he the i!Uetl I 1 -~NNOUNCE SERVICE brother and family, Mr. and w s ~ ~e ~ ~t ~ t churc~e• in Middleport met speaker having topic, "Herbs SUNDAY, MONDAY Hegular services at the Kt>ne lr Mrs. Nolan Ca rson and familv .j f~ve~1 y h ISS /se ~ GIS e aJ Tuesda; afternoon at Heath ill five seasons." All members and TUESDAY M,.rch 13-14-15 Churrh of Christ. will be Frl- While there they attended ·a fe th a;. -~~ ';::;, 0p r~ur Melhodlst Church for • sewing are urged to attend. Mrs. Wes"THE SANDPIPER" ' day evenmg, March II. al 7:30. 1 basketball game and the muSJC~ '~' M "~ "'. Yer;lsossion on the sock doll project ley Fry is hostess chairman. F:Iiz.1bt>fh Taylor. Rirhard I Mr .. Jerry Masters of Pomeroy, · cal, "Sound of Music." ~~ ~f ~;rs~y ;:,~ 1112. :_ for the children o! Viet Nam.. POMEROY CHAPTER NO. Burton . __ ___ ,_ ~ter. _,______ _ The doll s are made from wh1te 80, Royal Arcb Masons, wdl ·---- -Shirley ]llckson i6 m:i~s Lisle also ave th o . socks and when ~ompleted are bold a stated convocation Wed. g e P quite attracbve smce some o! nesday at 7:30 p.m. when the 1111/lll/lf'tl ' 0 Mnrry oomg prayer. Mrs .. Dale Wal- the ladies ore quite "handy" most excellent master's degree Mrs. Nellie Coleman, Long I burn read the scnpture pass- with the needle and Clread, ere- will be conferred. Bottom, is announcing the en- age teken from Psalm. Mem- ating dresses, bonnets and shoes ONE WON ONE CLASS of ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS , gagement of. her oldest d'augh- , bers answ,ered roll call by nam- to make the dolls 0 w•lcome the Pomeroy First Baptist , ter. M1ss Sh~rley Ann Jarkwn : mg a _lavor~le B1bie character. gilt to the children In war torn ehurch will have a l'UllliD&ge 1to Mr. Garry Lee Bowman, son I1 Dur~ng the busmess sessiOn VietNam. Others are busy with sale in the churcll basement . of Mr. and Mrs. WJlllam Bow- the sale of get weU cards was paints and brushes as they ore- March 1-11 from g a.m.-J p.m. 1man, Coolville. I diScussed and a white elephant ate features and hair mede March 8-11 from 9 a.m.-J p.m. , Miss Jackson Is a Senior at I sale was conducted. The Bible from yarn. WSCS OF THE UNITED I Eastern H1gh School. Mr. Bow- l tesson was gmn by Mrs. Jack Mrs. Perry Mitch, whose son METHODIST ehurch meets r---' man attended Carthage 1 Satterfield. i• In the Viet Nam area, has Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. the ; ~~~ s(',hool, and IS no~ v.ork- 1 A d~sserl course. was served completed several dolls t.'Jat 1church with Miss Lydta Ebers-mg m Columbu9. A sprmg wed- i followmg the meetmg by the are dressed in attractive dres.!l* bach ill charge of devotions · ding is planned. hoslesses, Mrs. Coleman and es, bonnets and shoes. Mrs. My- and Mrs. V. D. Edwards, b! Mrs. Fred Lewis. Others at- ron Miller, whose son, Jimmy, prngram. Hostesses wUI be ! . . . VISIT CLELANDS tending were Charlolle David- ill also in the area, is glad to Mrs. C. F. Tompkins and Mrs. I Vt<~lmg al tbe Walter Cle- son. Mrs. Richard Vaughan, assist with the project Jed Webster Sr. 1 land's over Sunday were Mr. l Mrs. Tom Kelly, Mrs. Paul Attending Tuesday's session The WSCS of the Rock ! and Mrs. Earl Cleland, Mr. and Bostic. were Mrs. CharlO! Bradbury, Springs Methodist church will I Mrs. P•ul Burt of Athens and Mrs. Mitch, Mrs. Bernard Fult' meet Tuesday, at 1:30 p.m. at 1Mr. Bruce Cleland of New Phil- Final Stuges of Mrs. Norman Wllyland, Mrs. the chureh. 1 adelphia, all helped celebrate , Marvin Dowson, Mrs. Walter ; the second birthday of Rita ProJect Underway Hayes, Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mrs. THURSDAY : Sloter, granddaughter of Cle- Work is underway at Heath Jam .. Johnson, Mrs. N 8 n doPAST cou:~ughRS:.f ~ lands. Methodist church for the final Moore, Mrs. Jame• Jividen, rus CounC a ursd stages of the remodeling begun M Da 'd E ,, . d America wUI meet Th ay I. rs. vt n.,mmger, an · t th h 1 Mr ! e ome o s. I las! year. The social room and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, Heath evemng, a Headquarters For classrooms are heing made larg ICh h M J H 1 Richard Campbell. ; Myron "· ames ey . POMEROY BEND C-B Raer and storage lor the choir- ~ andurcMrs. M!Uer, •r Mrs. MISS AMERICA robes and other articles w111 1Lewis Sauer Jr First United dio Club meets Thurlday, be made available. I Presbyterian' Ch~;cb •nd Miss Mar~ loth at the . ~an Walls will feature paneling Nina RusSfJI, Mrs. R 0 be r t Leg~~ H?;'lle in ~cme. Fan;, I and a tile floor will be 1a i d Rawlings, and Miss Mildred lly Ntght and Guest Night 1along wit~ a new tile ceiling. Hawley, Church of Christ wUI be observed. PoUuck~ Later this spring, a new roof ner at 6:30p.m. Everyone ""-a will complete the project The a covered dish and table servwork is being do~~< by !he Rev. Mrs. Oiler Goes to lee. AU C-B'era lnited.f Middleport, 0. M. E. Dowson assisted by sevM h , W k nd WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOThey scintillate ami they fa~inate ! These big·hit patents er en of the church. ot ~rl ~e e CIETY ol the Pomeroy Firat in whit• by Poll -Parrot fer a young sophisticate who hn ~"""'""'"""""""""""'~"""~-"'-'al~--'m~~~:___:~:=___ Mrs. R1chard Oller spent r.., Baptist churct wUl meet '!'hunan important occastor, in wh1ch to partic,pate in s~yie. weekend at Miami University day, at 7:30p.m. 11 the ehurch where she was the guest of wllh Mrs. Joseph Cook u profrom 6.99 to 7.99 ber son, Richard, for Mother's gram leader. HostesaeJ will be Weekend. She was accompan- i>lrs. Cook and Mra. J. H. St. ied by Mrs. Charles White of phenaon, " Middleport, and Mrs. Russell Moore of Pomeroy who wao tlte ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE guest of her daughter, Linda. wUI meet Tbursday II 7:30 p. Mrs. Oiler and Mrs. White m. Thete will be a program and were guests at the Phi Kappa refreshmenill wiD be aerved. Tau fraternity house and at· FRIDAY tended several lea& and htneh· ~y SHRINE, WBITE EXPERT INSTALLATION! eons given by the boya lor SHRINE of Jerusalem will their mothers. Rick ls e Junior meet in regular IOI8ioll 11 the ARMSTRONG'S and . is majoring in Chemlcal IOOF baD, F'rlda7 at a p.m. Engmeerlng, Tbere wiD be a cerelllO!Ilal and Linoleum •••. Inlaid Vinyl electfoa of olllcen. GIVE DINNER Floor COVeriq lor tve17 klJJ4 of Ooor. !test Mro. Florence Dalley enter· ]un.wr BYF patteroa. ProfeaaJonal lDitallatloll' by us, or teined with a family dinner Pomeroy Meeu do tt 'oll<sell, CaU WY :I-2G311 lor tree utiSunday at her home, Nye ~·•· The Junior Bvt 11 the fom. male, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. R. .,,~ B """' __...,_, et C. Reiman, Mrs. Chester Car- eroy •" •• a,_ ....,."" m WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING son, Mrs. Polly Williams and Sunday evening ill lilt ehureb MOHAWK Shannon Kay Bell .of Sandosky with John Wllea P1'0fll'llll leadMACH!I and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lo- er., , !!:~pert lno1allatlon gan and son Skip, Rock Springs 'What II Lent? ' wu the topComplete selection of Poll Parrot Shoes for SaltllatUoD Road. lc and •mous wsloml banded Guaranteed r.................................."il dawn through many eeoturlea boys1nd girls, 3.99 to 8.99, priced •ccordwere explained, followed by a question and ..._ period. ing to lize 1nd style. The Legend ol the Dagwood Tree waa reed 1iJ Billy liarDhart. Group alnglnc ol Tbo Old Rugged Croa and prayer by Wayne Baruharl elosetl lhe meeting, after wbleh a - lion period Wll !teJd la IJIIe. meq. Atltndlng were lilt tbove Pomeroy WY 2-5428 and Nancy GNelllee, Davkl Mlddlaport WY 2-5130 Bambart,- Georp Skinner aad '!~."~!g,~nal 111 w;: Plan• ,..,. m•d• 1ot the mual collllllually Good Frt· SO( JAL. ~~~ vi~~:r.~~~~~s ~;e~:~~ FJ~~~:. ~~~r~~y~r~s g; ~~~i~~~~w~£~n~~~rise~ ~~ CA tEND AR :: ~ r:l'.ia • .~~;r~t~~~· o~·:~.~:r~g ~=i~; H~~te:se~~s MEIGS THEATRE Southern Local I PTA Eementary ::.::;: ~.:.a~= Is Giving $15 · 51 1 1 Open Friday Night Til 9 :'"Y Ill hte Theodorus Council, Dang rs of America, met ~ regular sesSlon Monday evemng at the IOOF hall with. Dean Barmtz, councilor, presiding. The meeting opened In ritualilltic form. Helen Boer was re. ill nd M t ported qUite ~ argare Seidenahel much Improved. Dor11 DarsI was reported ·,n distress, havJng lost a broUter by death. A communication was read from Mrs. Seidenabel depuuty, concerning the rally. A communication was also read in regard to Buckeye G1rls State. . Members el]ll'essed apprecmtlon of the new piano placed in the hall recently. lt waa voterl to hold the rally in the educationa! building ol the Federaled church. Reservations !or the dinner which Is $1.7S, must be In to Cora Beegle by March 27. . Practice waa held for lnspection at the nen meel;ng, March 21, and for the rally on March lt It wao announced that the Past Councilors would meet at the home of Elizabeth Campbell, Thursday evening. Mrs. Mtrdred Fitch, pre•ldent opened the meeting of 0 ' Souoern Local elementary PTA Monday evening with the Pledge to the Flag and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Nancy Ervin, treasurer, reported a ba~ ance of $123.8!. Several Items of busines• were discussed including a rummage sale but no further plans were made. The group voted to give the teachers at the school $75 to buy suppileo they need. March 15th ill the deadline for PTA duO!, E~ghth Mrs. Fitch presented C~s. ;e~, ~ =• "j~"'lf.~ opp. 1 fr ~ow:of icfl: ~gr~m , :: an~ :~;.. were -f;~mb c th: ~ Y 1 Ollecut ve co . i> , • · ,, Existenc4J li/ God Proved by BYF "Why Believe In God?" was the topic of ll1e Rev. Caner William!' when the Senior Bvt of the Pomeroy Fftat Bapllsf h h s d -'"" •• c urc met un ay ev.....,. ~ the church basement. The group tried to prove God by Cosmelogical, Anthropologlcal and Ontological science bul failed to prove God by tclence A ll'Ue and false test concludeti the study after which h 1 1 group enjeyed .table tennis. A~ KNIGifi'S TO MEJIT , 'i' Triple Slr Knights of Ohio Valley tendmg were Ink chalt, Commandcry No. 24 K. T. are Mike MmiD, David Ml el, requested by Albert G. Wood- Llnry Wdes and Mike Sawyer, ard, eminent commander, to SPONSOR DANCE meet Thursday, Mareh 10 at The Rutland PTA will IIJIIlll' 7:30 p.m. for rehearsal of the oor a high school danca thlt Order of the Temple. Friday night lollowiDg lhe Ru~ --land Variety show from 9:30 to Michigan's Macldrmc Bridge 12 p. m. at lhe Rutland jJl'oda ll the longest suspenoion bridge school auditorium. Tbt Jaye la the world. Iwill emcee. ;..~_;;:;;,;;~=====~~.iiiii~===-&-; The word gets around •.• · ,. . ' ' ' To Th ,,.,.,..,.., 01 1M,_,,..,.,_~,_ . _ ------~~. ~------------------------------------------------------------------~ , ----~-----------------~--------~-~ VOl XVI,I 1'N0. 268 POMtROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, MARCH '' J> . ~ "~o . U ~~~--==~-------::::----------------=~----::;---::::::~----------._______________:;::~------~---------~V~h ' "I ".J' d' ,.. . :~:: ~~ . ... " ',/1( .,. ·Some Defenders Lifted off By Helicopters in Rescues · SAIGON (UPI) - A U. S. Special Forees camp on the Laotian border was surrendered to the Communists today fter a two-day siege. Some of the defenders were ufely evacuated by helicopter. The defenders had reached new heights of valor In a two-day battle. Only four Americans and 16 tribesmen were koown to have survived; "We closed Camp A Shau at 17:45, 5:45 this aflerooon," Col. William McKean, commanding officer of the Fifth Special Forces in Viet Nam, said in a terse statement The decision to surrender the camp was made after the weather, which had cleared earlier in the day, clostd back in and prevented effective air support for the "Green Beret" troops and their VIetnamese allies. It was disclosed at the same time that the troops atlacking the camp were North Vietnamese regulars who had massed on the other side of the Laotian border 375 miles northeast of Saigon. McKean said there were between 2,000 and 2,500 men --- in the Communist force. struck a Viet Cong base area 35 The end was seen as miles north of Saigon for the , inevilable when a pilot reported third straight day, U.S. militsry earlier today that "we have spokesmen declined to give . orders to hit anything thai further details of the raid. moves in the camp now." The The radio operator at A Shau DCtiNqjir~~~~~~~.- Dennis Evans, Connie Leadingham, Southern High School students: Mrs. Janet Ritchie, outpost's radi? operator had 1 reJIO';~ before it fell that he Eastern 11, and Jake Holman, Southern, look over a flannelgraph describing four ways of doing busi- called down a1r otrlkes on. bla ~d IZ w~!"'ded that we have i own position and an Amer~can to get out. It was not known ness dur,iD& the Co-Op Day activities Wednesday.-Sentinel photo. .. ~ . pilot landed on its airstrip in a bow many were Americans. hail of Communist fire to Wave after wave of Air rescue a fellow airman Mlose Force, Marine Corps and , MR. GIBBS plane had crash-landed. Vietnamese planes hammered Casualties were reported the Communists with bombs, beavy among the camp's 12 or rockets and napalln. At times I 13 U.S. Special Forces advisers the defenders engaged In bitter ! and the severs! hundred hand-to-hand combat with the l mountain militiamen. As night- North Vietnamese troops. ' fall approached, the elr ceiling! at tbe battleground waa below 50 feet. piiols reported. i 1 Bad weather over Communist North Viet Nam prevented U.S. 1 pilots from carrying out. more Charles S. !Charley) Gi bbs, who began teaching 111 a one-room school at the age of 16, has resigned as supIthan 22 bombmg miSSions i Wednesday, 8 u.s. spokeoman ermtendent of Pumeroy public schools. He is retiring. ' ld toda Mr. Gibbs said Wednesday aflernoun he has sut;. ·~ saThe Ar.· Force and Navy . mitted his resignation, effective August I, J 966, to tb. ian08 new Meigs Local School District Board of Education. 'P •truck mllitery_ and Seven rabil!l Immunization Gibbs succeeded W. A Sm ith in 1953. He has sef· panltandlt r lontarge~ m ciillico have beeo scheduled 111 ved 37 ~ears in the Pomeroy schools and will have com• 1 1 ' soul "11 . OIIJI Melp County, it was tnnounc- 1pleted hts 44th year of tea' - --=- -- 'I'h1l~~a~08coast '" the Bmh and ed today by the Health Depart- ching August 1. ~ - A. degrees from Ohio Unl. 1 US B areas. ment. 1 A native of this eou nt y. Mr. versity and had additional work 52 · · bombers from Guam Charge for Immunizalion will Gibbs graduated from Racine in sehool adminlslration • Dogs, ! High School in 1922 at age 16 1Ohio Univm1tv , 1be $1 50 for each pel. which must be on leash and j and in the fall of that same lr' It d G'bbs' u. ' in Iyear began tearhmg m t he onewas un l:'r ~Tr. eats which may be brought d 1th ~etr. .. . ' · thA rovered contau"ten, will be tm- room schoo 1 at Great Ben d He Iure as supermte n ent al ""' 1 CO.OP tERATION) - A stunt on cooperation is renac ted here as done on Co-Op Day in Rutland, Southern and muni:zed. became qualified by rompleting I new Pomeroy E1emenw-, . County Board of I an 18 wee k course passtng · · school on wu Easl~rn High schools Wednesday. It involved donkeys a nd portrayed how they can work together, even though • The Me1gs hJs d .Mu!berry-av ..,. ; . . complete m 1961. c:onne!lled.'by ropes. Taking part in the presentation at E astern High School were, l to r, Carolyn Maxey, Linda Health recently made deg im- 1teacher .exammal1on. , ., Perry, Patty Dorst and C. E. Blakeslee, county extension agcnt-Sentmei photo munization compulsory. j Mr. Gibbs rame to Pomeroy 1 Mr. Gibbs is presently se,.,.. The first clinic will be Thurs- [ in 1929 and taught h\1 rirst term · ing on the executive ~ 1 A one - car Jccklenl on Stale- day. March 17, from 7-9 p.m. at the old _Sugar Run SchooL , tee of the Southeaste~~ _ ~ Rou!A> 124, about 230 feet south at the Reedsville fire house and I He taught In Jumor EducatiOn Association. He .• 1. of the Syracuse corporation the next is scheduled from 10 and Semor HJgh schools from past pres1den. of the Sou.~ Co-Op Day was observed Wed- by the slate Farm Bureau pat!d In the stunt at Eastera; Jlmlt early today resulted lR a until neon at the Bedford Re<'- 1 1930 thro.ugh 1944. . . torn Oh1o Athletic League, Ianinesday at the Rutland, South-!Youth Committee. Lenora Bass and Mickey Spentelephone pole being broken off reation Center Saturday, March . ~ r . G1bbs was .rumor H1gh er wesident of the Cities ..,. l ern and Eastern High Schools. I A st unt involving donkeys to cer at Southern, and Charles land oabie and wires being torn Jt. 1 pnnc1p~l and the H1gh School Exempted Vi llage School~~ The event was giVen so that 1portray cooperation was dem- R1fe and Edd1e Hutton at Rut- 1down. Other cJinjcs are Tuesda.v, 1 Athlet1r D1rector from 1944 111 tendrnts' Association of ~ ~ FFA FHA, 4-H members and onstrated in each of the three land. F.1 G T bo C March 22 from 7-9 p m at the to 1953. e;~~tf'rn Ohio and a former ·~ · 1 1 or.t~ interested students might ·schot1is with County Extension SerOperation of the Meigs Dairy kve . enera b e ~ ne 0 · Racine fire house · ·Thursdav Gibbs received his B.S. and ior wllrden of the Grat-e E · u ·t d COBA 1 wor ers were usy five hours . . . . ____ ___ ___, __ study cooperatives. 1Agent C. E. Blakseiee in VIce ~~ an was 8 v- repairing the dama es and Rt March 2A. from 7-9 p.m. at the I [mpaJ I "hurch in Pomeroy, i· "au! Bower, orGanizational di- charge. Patty Dorst, Linda Pe~- en by OriS Roush at Rutland 124 was blocked 4 hours ac: Middleport fire house, Saturday, f.risp will Hf'all Mr 1;1hbs IS a member of .... Ia rector for the Farm Bureau, Ir~-and Carolyn_ Maxey _p_a~bcJ- an~ Wayne Roush at Southern, cording to Sheriff Robert ' C. March 26, from 3-S p.m. at the I Swe~llt>v Uunp.ai ., : tlo~osorw.: ~od~e, _Epis~ 11 was emcee. . i. I whl~e Jack Carsey made a pres- Hartefl.bAch. 1Vho s nt five town house in Harrisonville ; Ohio's . Con ressmaJ' Jt ! l .hu_rdr, OhiO fo.ducatlon ..... alae A flannelgraph s~owmc four i entiOn o~ ~half of Landmark hours at the scene.pe Thursday, March 31, from Z-5 p. Lar e Robert E~ Sweenev. can· Cla~lml , Natln.n.al Edu~atioo ;. At ways of doing busmess was Cooperatives, Clyde Ramsey, The accident occurred at 1:30 m. at the Pomeroy city hall, didagle ror the office of Aitornev AssocJatiQI' presented al each of the schools I manager of Buckeye R.E.A.,de- a m when Kyle Joshua Barnett and Aprn 2 from U p.m. at tbe G I I th S . te f oh· . :Sehoul -~dnHmstrators a~ , b De E C · Lead scnbed that orgamzatktn and Z2· Rt. · I Racine . Salem tod t~nera ur e ~ ta o 10.rl'o\ melltan .· .. ASSO<Ja!Jon .. . of S&liOI . y nny vans, onme !raveling• Ernest Davis &arage 18 . led J k c . ~ tngham and Jake Holman, folDon Ymcent ~f lbe JackBon IO~ttl •ppa' rently l~st control of Center. Laay ~lplpom h' ac m;p ~ , Administrators. ~~ lowed by a ''democracy In acPCA also outlmed bow lhat . ' ngsv1 e as 1s campa1t,n Ilion" slide and tape prepared PASADENA. Calif. (UP!l -A Co-Op funclions. bt~car ;; ~"';'e. hi 1 had CLUB TO MEET ' chairman for Meigs County . 1 ~ Sh.'rt Sleeve• I ' --- sunlight _ powered unmanned . .e e ve c II . Cnsp long has been at:l!ve I ~MUCH OF THE NATION , . , . , . , . . . , , _ , spacecraft could be sent 10 i med1um damage to the left re~r The March meetmg of t'le 1in the county Democratic party. basked today in warm, springMars by tbe mid _ l9'70s ac- \I/ lender and bumper. Sheriff Meigs County Beagle Club/ Swe<>ney, who was elerted t.. , like weather wafted in on mild WASIUNGTON (UPI) - cording to researchers ai the " Hartenbach indlcated chargeo ~r Will he held tonight beginaing ~is present position in 1964 , wa< ' southerly winds from the Gulf Snow, oleet and rain do not California Institute of Technolo...,.ss speed for road OOIIdJ- at 7:30 at the clubhouse near lhe Democratic nominee for atJfm I of Mexico and mild breezes prevent the Post Office from . . 1p L bo lor Uons will be filed. HaiTJsonvUie. torney generoi ol Ohio in 19£1 1 . from the Pacific makliiJI Ito appoinled rouado, gy s Je ropu1SJon a ra y. . Gl•bbS Giving up sch ool Position Seven Rab.·es Cl.·m·cs are SchedU]ed :::! 1 a Road Blocked I InSvracuse Several Hours Pom~roy t I J Mars by70s Ispred"ICted WORLD ~Wii:I\IOri, 0~10 . ' '1 1 inners Narned In Spellt'ng LET INGELS lovely, fashionable .~r--- ~JOO the best ' seamlesa stockings you can buy for RU.G CLEANING ' ' - - - . . , - - - - - ' ~llllmJ Wllea. \ " • •••••••••t I ,. Robinson's Dewoted • at Three Meigs • county sch00Is C 0p Day Program GIVen THE SHOE BOX INGRS .. . • . 0• ' LOAFERS of ' tbl with.a Past President's pin. Mrs, McCiinloek gave an account ol what Oe PTA had done tbe two years Sbe Wa& fn office The group organized in uMi2 and the next ear it ave the school $15 wor~ of llb~ry books, started the first aid su lies and each year held an ~ghth ade ar . grA F~un~~rs Do collection as tak n Th Fy d Da w e e oun ers y program ~as a skit entlt1ed "An Ope ti M PTA,; ra were~. on on rs.Klldare," . Characters M H J · iid uo 0 ,e1 pa r. ~GHT DO IT' '('' · · ~~! P:!,~'~! 0~~=k i Sp!tRK'lf:RS rt, • ent:t -n e ~~e c!~r:0:7.:~":ar~ planning. 1 WHirl!' • . 'I· . ·, ,. 1/ ELBERFELDS · HHdqulrteiS For Hen• Hotlery Mild temporal.;.... extended II far nora as the Canadfan border with 110-degree readings marked ICI'OIItl the southern PlaiQII ln!D the Southwest. He!ena, Mont., had 48 degrees_ :-:.~=...... the rule but lltere are some things. Rep. Walter H. Moeller, DOblo, ••ld Wednesday tbat hl1 office recently 101 baek • ie~ ter addrestleL to a coaslllueot 1o Oblo. w~=a~~.) ...:, The conduSJon, aJ.nounced l Wednesday, followed a year- A spelling bee was held Wedlong JPL feosJbJiity study nesday at the RuUand Elemensponsored by the Natoma! tory Building with students In AeronantJcs and Space AdmmJs- the 5th, filh, 7th and 8th grades tratJon. . from lhe schools at Salem Cen- Dogs prove RadI. ali.on No FOUrth paper ,,. F' H'k es J'; pnee ' $10 Ton ...,. , Nr:w YORK fUPI) , CanHnian Pulp and Paper Ltd. or Quebec City, Wedno'sday becnnte the B H F • ~~~:- ~Er~:::~i~~hl::~::;:!: ::~:~i~tJ::d.~:R:: arr1er tO igher -,hght , r::e;~~~:a~~f~~~;;;'"~ bir,~• ~i11iiiti&W&Sithfi.%'ffilt#ti 8 McKenzie Carla I ton. ion - chamber engines, The en- Gifmore and Charles Do~nte. . , . The in<'rease. elfeclivo TQLEIIO OWI!.'NS U.LI•ines would propel the spaceTh t . Deb MOSCOW (UP]) -BiackielbreakJng space Right. Ilion 1 w111 brmg 1ts price to 1 . 1 ___ ,.;....,, p • e e w• wmners were ra , .. · . 1 · p obi DOll, nc., m . .,....,.. a ow Ur ems, fOJCC 18 craft on a olllk!ay trip to Mars Garnes in the fith grade at Sa- and Breeze, Russia I orb1Ung "r.Je planned space shot- the 1 Delaiied dala rad1oed bark to per !on Huwoler Paper mllllon dollar ppanoloo pro- President Harold Brown led and a subsequent orbll o! the !em Center and Randy Butcher CanliiOll, have paved the way first Russian ~anned ftlgbt in earth from electrodes attached IDomlar Ltd., ll'alb today to lnerease by 2S a d'sc s 1 Wednesd b red planet. . th 51h ade t Ha Is lor a new space spectecular year-will be mtended to break to the dogs bodies have shown nounred Price increases per eent the capacity ol Its tw~ Pom~r u s ~~ a: ~ ·~lie eAll g:O. a 6· ~ on- Ibis month that will take aU orbital altitude records and[t'Jftt the spare ship was doing 1a ton and McMillan 1 0 m, R u 1 s i a n oosmonsuts three 'IllY go for the two-week Its job. the dogs were feeling 1Poweil River J.td alUIIOU)"' television bulb plants . producoy ons on c u .pro , v . · . erna wer 8 Jng lube envelopes. Fred Harper, 88 lim .. higher than man baa l!ndurance record beld by the well and the area " safe ror l $10 inc-rease to 1i34 1 A new a,laSI melting lurnh h e e Dies Wednesday :" 7th de t tialld" Rown, Informed sources Unlh!d States, they said. properly-protected men, the l Anglo Canadian ·-t·'lll. tice will bqtn pperaUons thiS era c urc · F F e gra a u · uld today. The two 1pace dogo were sources sa1d. increases In labor lllOnth at 1io1IDDbul, Ohio, lor ' Ladles of the chureh serving uneral services. for red Debra and Randy will l'I!Pfe- The two dogs, now In their lallllehtd Feb. 21 aboard No man ev.r lras flown : fringe benefits that mlllllllaetih of tubes lor use were Mrs. Ben Neu~Ung, chair- Harper, JB, who dJed Wedneo- sent ~eir area In a Melg• Lo- 11el day in orbit around l1le eo......uo In an orbit taking higher than 188 miles-the· up over the ast Itt lhe United Slatea llld abroad. man, Mrs. Lilly Hauck and Ml'!l. day morning In the Camden cal Distrlel SpelliDg Bee • earth, lrave proved II is safe lor them as far as 510 4 miles from mark set in hi~tory's first I 1 ·h P · 11mtliiDg ~ at Clara Karr. : , Clark ilDspltalwill be held Sa~ gains! other counly winners. So~let 1pacemen to soar Into lhe earth and as ~lose as nst· 'manned space flight by So~iet : raw aong matenals Wit· the ~ntlgbuiper•me'*'~ •'J!:',, · · urday at 2 p m at the Ewl•• · ~ . . l'&llliC18, •1Dd., P~ II being . · · · '"' the ~an Allen belli ol heavy miles. CO!monaut Yuri Gagarln in lrans ortation',' eoa..,ned for telmslon •!JuJb STVIlY OR IELSII Chapel with burial in the Hiland ACI'ION ~ TadiaiiOI' more than 500 miles This orbit tool< them weJllnto 1961. 1 pric/rise. ....ctlon and II sctteduled for CHICAGO (UP!) -A bill· Cemelery. : · . I~e the e'Brth, IIHlfCOI said. the Van Allen ltelts-three The sources said Russia's ltlmplellon by III'Xl summer. hoard •lin on the Chicago He had made hill home at the An action by Arlli(lr H: wllie The IOUI'COI added thai timeo farther into 'PIICO CT.an nert c 0 ' m 0 n a u I s will be - - - -... ". • CIIJUIUS of George Williams Edith' JllcKenzte resldooce in agabtst Fred Le~k. et at, ·Biackie and Bree,. wUI be men bas .ever ventured. 'l'fl<o launched in a muiU-man "space · · ~lege brings the l(let.. !"•!" Thomu Fork. Survlvinl are a has been dlsmis~ Jn · JlleiP retumed to earth soon and are - l l l d a majOr reason for bus" as earlv •• this week or / Pardy cloody, · a, war closer to hOIIIt' for coll'!ie number ol nletel end nephews County Common . '!lleas ~~to be followed Into orbit within the Oillht was to see how well as tate u March 2t---opening lllroor• Frrday. .~rm. !l sayo "stlldY•· e~~ Frlenda call at the lunerai Will\out prejudlca, ' to lick the nul ;18 daj1 by two t•rjtheli' !P1C1 ahlp protected them day lor Cle 23rd Sovletj lto aortb, J,w lit IGQ ot yda ID8J become lA." ,bame at llW ~ ~ . II .--uti,., ' .. _,___. . ,._ ; - ,.. ll!il record· 1ro1a ~c ~ Oiinmunlsl Part,v Collfll'ess. t..llbt 35-41. M. ore TJ' D--•L . 'lf'<ll be harnessed to a set of small were Donald Lions Discuss "I ,,., ~lctore Cr1~11~ :~ i~~~arr~ ~m•ia:~u:~:ts a:oi~wm: d~ ~ed 1 mar ,; •. +ti '• . 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