https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7613d6acae5a5007b4f293ed023b0531.pdf 853592066a46ff9fd179d7ec78f981cc PDF Text Text I, ~-. illOttll '1 ....... - •..- .;1~; ~;.~etle meeuni 1t ?:30 p.m. ~ r$aster.a Hish &hoot Thur.. April 7. Mothers of the til·slty tootball and basketball arrange to attend to help lor the All-Sports athletic banque.t to be held Thursday, Apru "· · • w0 m·en a-DaUy senUnol, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., AprU &, 1968 Bapt L•s·t r:. f ,. . I\..) ' .' • Naomr'Boptr'st_ • Church is Host T' 0 Two Events· ' ' ~ People In Pom'eroy T.0(] • and Mrs. Forrul lllchMII 111 Chesa"-"e.surulay ..wl.th. ·al)d.t.J~. Slid Mrs. am Mau.ck. i.;'; and Mrs.J;, Bucllley and . Suzalme ·Bradbury, mldenl at Dean'M lhd 101, !Ieven, vlso lllr. · · ...• Around And . · ·~. li.Atif · . . . soD, Jeff. A birthday diDDer 14¥11 w~ served IJII{onor of . the M',·JQ·,e·,port bltthdays of Mr . .and Mrs. OW· . ·. .~ 1 Fink and their grand,on, .Mainly' a"""Ut I . ' Rio qran~ CGllege and a member . ol the, RI~ Grande voe,al ensemble, n With the ll'CIIIP on lour !n Washington, D. C. for the Cherry Blosaom Festival. The First District Sunday Mrs. Jerry Parker and Mrs. :Mr. and Mrs. La,;....nce l4ll· Jell ,BUckley. sthool and Baptist Training James Lewellyn and daughter, were 1n Galllpotis MondW Mr: 'and. Mrs, Robert Sharp I I t:l.C Union Inalltute were held Sun· Teresa of Groveport visited where ha. underwent a Dledlcal spent · weekend in ReynoldsBEING TREATED f, U \.., ..J L .) '"'"".. • c . •·:• ot Naomi Bantist church. Tburs~a_Y ev?"l~, ~-••!heir checkup. He is burg their sOD and daugh· Mrs. ~ · L. Hawk of · Cheallir ( . Sunday School waa held · at _aum, .on,~. "· .... ~----· .. D'OIIl a. nttoaa~ :~;t !!:.- ~ntl Mr:;. Glenn ' i8 UQd~ )n8 treatment at the . I VATICAN CITY iUPII - I Approximately 55. area Baptist women attended the t:ao a.m. with Oscar Qualls, Mr. and Mr9. Paul Ftsher of w!is h0$J>ltallzed for Sbarp. · Spears . opractlc Sanltlrlum t King Baudouin and Queen' annual fellowship Tea of the Rio Grande Association spon· superintendent In charge. Huntington, W. Va. spent the weeks. George Dallas and Steve1and hoepital, East. loth .4-VL Fablolo of Belgium Thursday i sored by the B. H. Sanborn Mlsslo.nary Society Monday "Somebody Has Touched M.... weekend at. their home, Mmers- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ohlin· and jlilly . and Jei1Jey ~1., Room sat, Ill was the topic of ·the sermon by vllle. ~• and son, 'Michael, of Nel· visited over with Denver, Colorado (Code IMI20). ••lied on Pope Paul VI in " Ievening at the First Baptist Church m Middleport. r tude by 1 J •--Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueoer •i!rlvote audience at the end of a . The meeting was opened with an organ P • , fol· the Rev. Samue ac~n, ~s· ,·,sited Sunday afternoon, with sonvlUe, apent the weekend two-day state visit to llalv._ the her mother, Mrs Welby WQa· Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennepresident of the society, Mrs. Richard Owen. She .~ead a church dining room. . . ley. ell Mrs. Wayne Glbllcms baa repoem, "The Spirit of Easter," with the hymn, Chnst "Building Oil!' Baptist Tram- Mrs. Charles Burt return turned froiD a WllOk's visit lA HEADQUARTERS for "sung: in unison. ing Union" was the theme of home Sunday evening, afteL· witb her father, J. E. Pomoro~. Ohio , . "·"M"rs".· Donald Boone was de. Church with the date to be an- the Institute in the afternoon spending three weeks at Lor- Carson and daughter M1os Ruth EASTER TOYS LAsT TIME TONIGHT"" vctional chairman and used as nounced. with Jesse Roberls, vice presi· a1n with Mr. Burt who is em· Carson. "THI SONI OF h:r theme "Fill All My Vis· Plan; were made for the an- dent, of Rendville First Bap- ployed there. She was aocom· Miss Diane Criswell, siuderil BASKETS ' KATIE ILDIR" ions., whi~h included a medi· nual Mother-Daughter banquet list church, in charge. Devo. ponied borne by her .... Har- nurse at St. Joseph Sehool of --Te<hnicolorlltatio'n on the Easter Lily, a of the B. H. Sanborn Society to lions were led by Oscar Qualls old and deughter, Marjorie wbo Nursing Partenburg, is '' GIFTS FOR EASTER lohn Wayne, Dean Martin, symbol of the resurrection. She be held May 2. Named on the .and Mrs. Gertrude Buller of spent the weekend there. epend!ris tlie spring vaca)Wn ~:!I,~~~~~5c and 40c told of •Is origin, and the story committee of arrangements Rutland First Baptist church. John Might of Fairborn was with her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. of the first lily found in Bermu· were Mrs. Charles Bennett, A panel discussion was held the weekend guest of hi! broth- James CrisweU. Wod. & Thurs.-Not Open , da. She closed wiih ~rayer. Mrs. Paui Smart, Mrs. Cl~~e on the role of ,he BTU in the er, t.orando Might and sister, Mrs. Sarah Sweeney has re1 Wmebrenner and Jamce Gl s. church. Tbre• topics were dis· Mrs. Floyd Rumfield. He vis- turned to her borne !n Charles1 Beulah White and Mrs. Paul In charge of the tables wlll be cussed Assets of Youth led by ited another sister, Mrs. w• v•· alter s........,. ~..,•• the fRIDAY ond SATURDAY ton, April 8·9 Haptonstah presente d a voca I Mrs. Manning Kl oes and th e Thomas' Jasper of Ml ' Moriah- ]es Buck en Monday. week here with her sister, Mrs. "OPERATION CROSSBOW" d•••t. ·'The Holy City." It was Electa Circle will have devo. church; Teaching Stewardship, Mrs. E. J. Hill and Mrs. Roy Viclorla Stacey. She aceompaa(Tf"rhnlcolorl i t', , announced that the tralm~g lions. Miss Fannie Russell of Naomi: Jooes ·Sr. returned to their ted Mr. end Mrs, Fred Riggs With Sophia Loren ' session scheduled tu .be held '" Instnllation of officers will I and The Evangelistic Approach, heroes Sunday, after a visit ol Durwin and Wilda stacey, and (;eorgf" Pepoml "WAR PARTY" the M•ddlepnrt chun h would be h ld t th t d te with Mrs Patricia Buffington of Forest with relatives In Columbus. visiting here from the west, Oonad Barry, Dan:·:-o Davi ~o n be held in the '::hrshire Bnptist ! Willi: A~thon; in a~harge. Mrs: Run chrch. They were accompanied ;orne to Charleston. They went on AT NOON o~ . tlood Prlo . ! Milton Hood will be program The talent program was in by Mrs. Roy Jones Jr. an SOD Seymour Johnson Air Base !n do~ Our Store WIU Cl... I chairman. It was announced charge of Miss Marie Fountain Jeffrey who reWrned iR tbe North Carolina where they visFor An Hour tncl 31 Mlnutn. that chairmen of the Rio Grande of Rendville First Baptist and evening. Ited with !heir '"'"· . Herbert A 'at ion will meet Sunday Kenneth Roberts of the Rend- Michlll!i Jones of Columbus Riggs, who Is statlone~ the~'e 11 A~~~~~4 at the church to fill out ville church was pianist openl the weekend wi.th h Is with the u. s. Air Force. .F--r_---..:::;: reports. Mrs. Manning Kloes grandfather, E. J. Hill. . Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fink and . was named chairman of the anMrs. Hom~r Holter vlslied BOn, Danny, Mr. and Mrs. Bill : nual House Party at Granville UpperS QlnS 1&mday evenmg with her Fink, Mr. and Mrs. Roger : (Women's Conlerence) to be I er and SJster-m-Iaw, Mr. , held June ltl-17-18. Mrs. Roy Frecker, Plna Grove. f Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen ! The report oi the nommatmg IS S erVICeS Blll and Mr. and Mrs. ' committee composed of Mrs. and son, Miss Services for Holy Week to be ' Rollin Bearhs spent Saturday Hood • Mrs· Gibbs and ' I · 'lh Mr and Mrs · Rhoda Hall, was given and in- 1 observed on t~e Tuppers Plains Ievenmg WI • d f .1 ' . eluded treasurer, Mrs. Tony I EUB Charge mclude a· com bin- I Charles ~glein an amt Y· r , t•owler vice president of the ed Holy Communion service at I Sunday dmner guests ~f M · 1 Divisio~ of Interrelation Mrs. the South Bethel church on and Mrs. Charles Goeg em ' Joe Wilson; Social R~lations, Thursday evening at 7:30p.m.; family ~ere Mr. and Mrs. Mar. II Mrs . Franres Bearhs; vice a community-wide Good Friday shall M11ler. ef B~erly. pre~ident, Christian Service, service at the.(1)'uppers Plains Mrs. E~d1e Srn1th wa1 : Mrs. Dale Mourning; and Love church from 1 to 3 p.m., with Sunday dmner guest of Mrs. , Gift di vision, Mrs. Charles Ben- Rev. Menlel Smith of t be W. A. Morgan Athens ltoad. : nell. Mrs. Richard Owen, pres- Pomeroy EUB Charge as guest Mr. and Mrs. Boyd CGnnelly · ident and Beulah White sec. speaker, and an Easter SuD- ond daughter of Stuckdele were 1 ' • • · th e SUnday elinner guestao! her : retary• will hold office for an- nse servtce at•" a.m. m (Grown In Our Own Greenhouse) WE'RE ALWAYS READY TO HELP ! other 'yenr Circle chairman Lottridge church, followed by sister and brother-In-law. Mr. j will be na.med by Mrs. Owen the regular services on Easter and Mrs. Ray Lundy, Athens ... AND QUICK AS A BUNNY! 1 Ia! 1 Sunday. · Road. I ;~~ Love Gift Dedication I The pastor, Rev. Eugene E. Mrs. Wilbur Bailey returned · Which bank service do you . ch;Jfge of 1'• 1rs. Tony · Emerson extends a welcome to home saturday • from Holzer ,· was 111 need? An Easter loan, a Fowler who had as her medi- all. Hespital where she underwent rhecking a{~count. a mortgage loan or. perhaps, a safe de- I lation "The Oldest Easter . surgery and is Improving. ' ' .. . . and baby breath m • crystal posit box '! In emergencies, or (WE GROW OUR OWN) Message. AssJStmg from the container flanked b tall white Adult Clan Meell in regular banking matters, circles were Mrs. Dale Mourn. Y we are prepared to give you . M M tapers m crystal holders. As· At Bradfortl Church Fresh Flower Arrangements • • • Con•gea mg, 0 orcas.; • rs. anmng sorted tea cookies and :;andthe kind of help that is required. So stop in . Join the Kioes, Love)oy and Mrs. Fran- wiches were served with Mrs. The Adult Class of the Brad- . parade of satisfied families '"'' Bearhs, Electa. I Boone and Mrs. Owen presid· ford Church of Christ met who bank with us. . Guest speaker .for the. ev~n- ing at the silver services. Friday evening at the church. Buulllul mg was. M~s. V.ilma PJkkoja, The commitiee in charge of Devotions were given by Elbookmobil~ hbranan, who ~poke arrangements included Mrs. eanor Hoover. Following a Blooming of her natJlve homteland,dEhstond· Fowler, Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Ben- short business meeting the Potted 18: Its _peop e, C1Js oms an ar . nett, M;s Anthonv, Martha conc1uding prayer was given by ships Imposed by the Germans Fowler Mrs Bert BOmmer Mrs James Reed. Pienta · ·Clara Riley, 'Mrs. Refreshments of cupcakes, ' ww n· Joe Wilson, Following the program the Paul Smart and Mrs. Manning ice cream, coffee und punch • S.. Our Wide S.laetlon .ol Permanent Floral A,. · members and guests were invit- Kloes. Churches represented were served by the hostesses rongements. They make nlca gifts. , ed to the dining room for the v;ere Bethlehem, Rio Grande, Mrs. James Reed, Jerry Light· , tea. Thde r~thfreshmellnt t~blel.was Pomeroy, Racine and Middle- fott and Tressle Hendricks. A.t. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS GNrlflttH 1 covere WI a ye ow m~ port tending were Mr. and Mrs. HomD•IJYH' On MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. , cloth and centered with .an ar. , ' Forrest Mr. and Mrs. James Tetqr~ph Ordert. rangement or pink carnations -a aM Mrs. Wayne Phone WY 2·2644 OJ King, Mr. and Mrs. Paul SIS· GREENHOUSE PHON I WY 2·:1402 son, Helen Mlller, Bertha 1 ans, Nora Curtis, Verna 1. MAIN STREET POMEROY, 0: aell, Eleanor Hoover and dautth·ll nt ' ' ' i.J;> C '. • aty ". I ~:!~~e~;~~h!n!~~:.;,:~~~!b~~!~~:f a~: :~:';~y ~~ :a~e~~':; ~~:~~4~~ D~: :~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Elberfelds · hool Is sue Action MEIGS THEATRE m,' 1 Bank Services That Beat The Band ElberfeiFJs In Pomeroy T P/ • EUB Charge . . L• 5 • , Complete Selection I BEAUTIFUL POnED LILIES ,aliona1 Order Today At ••• SPEl 1ALIZED WRINGER WASHER REPAIR SERVICE For lhe next month we are specializing in Maytag Wringer Washer Service, because we know you'll be using yours more for spring cleaning and wash· 1ng. We have a full time mechanic to help out i) right now. We'll pickup and return your washer. ~ ,-, " ' , ·1.. ' We Pickup and Deliver! Our Sp411Cill M•yt•g Service Building Three Receive Sacrament ol ... Baptism Sunday RUG CLEANING RUTLAND, FURNITURE Robinson's lutl1nd, 0, Pom.roy Middleport FRANCIS FLORIST :e.oo. Mr: te••r~,~La~m~a,~an~d~th~e~~~JL~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..J Three rec£:1ved the sacra- i ·:.: ment of baptism and one was received into membership dur., lng the worship service Sunday morning at the Mine111ville Methodist church. Receiving bapllsm were Debra and Robert Brown, children of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brown and Jon rueser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grueser who was also received into merna bership or the church. The organ prelude by Mrs. Michael Swatzel opened the service. Two selections, There IB A Green Hill Far Away and Jesus is the Sweetest Name I Know, were presented by the choir, and the congregation sang, The Way of the Cro,. Leads Home. The Rev. WeDdell Stutler had for his sermon topic, "The Road That Jestlll Would Not Refuse," and h18 text, Luke 2:20-23 and Sl-57 and John 12:23-211. Congregational singing of At Calvary, the benediction by the pasto•· arid organ postlude clos· ed the service. An arrangement of hyacinths decorated the altar and a new pulpit light presented by Mr. and Mrs. Her· bert Pugh was used lor t h e firs! time. We wm rwpait yiM M•~ov or •ny wringer wHhfr that Mllytog m•k•. Mllybe JIIUr wnher nHCI1 1 new ptlnl (ob-w e'll do th1t, too. Call ua todey. Phone SH 2-4211 at DDdg• Palara 1$00 1 yt~~~think 1 COIIVIrdWI hull bo lmall lJhh 11! tho 011111 yo• fib. Ukl Polare 1Atli1Ufiy 11 h spa1ty IAtiiJilrltltl, 11Qdg1 ' &oo·o r01m1. all-vin~ Interior and soli hll hippy olzt·l!llpfiM lor you. POIIII &00. This b1auty - l!llllo to lllll!h thl ~~tltetnont .. IIIYihlnl oo 'tho ~ 1M 1 bucket nah tlllt railS eytbrowi IVII'f timo Y" IDWIIIhiiDtJ. Llko Polaro IOO'sotllld· aut otyling that d<- alglllilon .,,..,. WY 2-5421 WY 2.5130 . .•. . :.. · the WORLD ' '"' . -. • enttne WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1966 �.J.,t;TQ I • ,I ' ' • I .' ''i·· ·· .GOP at Dead End • CHUCK ROAST ILADI CUTS WELL WELL TRIMMID ILADI CHUCK S11AKS ·... •• lb. 49c Did You Ever Think of Getting Your Bonnet From NP? BONte,LESS MORTON Grouml Clautk ·•·.. " .. ._ 69c SUPIR.ftiGHT sMOICID SAVE 30c w:,:;~· COOKED HAMS OnA2PalrPacbleOf 1 ••• no.. i" ,..... •* MAl\IIL-I'liMC:tl VANILlA let Cret11 ··litl. cdn stc ·. cALII=OitNIA Nave' 0raft1H ' . ·.' ' .OL 491 Dl\,teiOUI ~AWAIIAH Pineapples .. " .. .. etch 49c FRESH EGGS MODEL 8D370 ' ! &op~~~GIIOII Cream Cheese 3-01. pkt-·"12t ..,o... ,,.. - . 18" 4Cycle, 3H.P•. ss6·•• " AlP llANO MODEL 80373 20" 4Cycle, 3H.P.. s7pa .....,....... fli&IUUIJI A MIDIUM Wlllpplll C.• ;\ dlli He ~· ...1....... !1-M'Jiii~~­ M All C.li.iil Wok~ ..... Nutltr•lll "'""' ..... 14 ..... flarlll'll• .... ·4 ..... 85t FREE Stlf Adjusting WhHis, Rocoll Starter SUNNYtlOOK · IOGS AlP mRtLL 6l\ t1o all schedu~ a. news conference at discussed Dietzel as a succes· the Umvers1~ of South Caroli· sor to Marvin Bass, who left na today amod speculation he the coaching and athletic will be<ome the school's new director's job to join the bead football conch ond athletic Montreal Beavers of the , director. Continental Football League : The university said Tuesday ' It "bas made no commitment The university Issued · a so far in the talks" with Dietzel statement indicating that it about the post and 8 source the army coach still bad close to the board of truatees points to discuss about the said Dietzel had made 110 1:pos ;...IU;;;;o i,;n.,...=====-..l commitment to the school. 11 Dietzel visited the university ~ campus today, and be and his . ~ chief aide, George Terry met Sllllday in New Yerk ' with BABY CHICKS university President Thomas F. Fri. & S.t. Apr. 1·9 Jones and Dr. JIIIDOII A (with a 0.1. of G., I Morris, the school's · Certlfltd Gts Station Jlomeror 1 F ScnKtwlth 111111 Pkg. of a· 25c Pascll C1lery ···· · · each 19c MODEL 80159 · ON! DOliN GRADE A MJI)IUM JANil PARKER Yodel LlllaA $61995 BAKER FURNITURE • MIDDIMORT, O. ..,....,.,....,..~CHRYSLER ' . COLUMBIA, S.C. (UP!) athletic chairman. Army Coach Paul Dietzel The school's trustees Monday A.&P IHCIAL IAITll Oln Cherry Pit .. · .... · 8" pie 49t A&P SUCib Mrs. Paul'o C~t~dl141-12«. pkgo. SwHI htiiM.f • 2 pkg!l. 59t RICH'S Collet lldl·. 1 Pt. • • ' " ' Paltl . ... ...,..,... ''HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS" M.I\IN STREET POMEROY Dietzel May Become USC Grid Coach and Athletic Director .Sllld Dressing · · Qt. Jar i9t IAKID oiANI PAIKIR Masterpiece a• Colol' TltiMIIlo11 J Shopping Con venit net DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. ~ MODEL 80414 22" 4Cycle, 3H.P.• s64·aa. EASTER WEEK SPECIAL STORE HOURS OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAy UNTIL 5 FRIDAY & SATURDAY TIL 9 PM. Win An Easter Ham For The Family! MODEL 80381 l S.turd•y Til 9 For Your Enter I' P1111apple · · 201-ol. can 37t .A&P tltAND · ROll PlUit CatnaMt Coffee 2lit. Clll $1 .39 LAitGI STALKS 14111. pkg. Friday Til 8 PM ~ S\ILf AMA 8'RAND DOLE-SLICID OR CRUSH.D ldbka Coffee Cake each 79c Strawberries ALL DAY THURSDAY Whole 8Hts5 • 1.0.. cas 69c Fnllt COcktaU .... 4 cans 99c IANI PARKI!l 21• ..,.In>. -1>11 '""'' on Thursd:w. Wo WUI Bo Opon • ALTMOII IRAND sWHt PotatoeS •· 3 Flg Ban · · .... !lit. fk• 39c (2>" ""'"'II dJOionli. cine this evening and R~::',:~~ ~~ is slated to travel to E • lona Peat~• · ··· 3 cau 89c FRES~ The WBITNft The baseball game bet Rutland and Wahama sch~ee~ ed Tuesday evening th u · O.vil field was post on ede hama is $Cheduled t~~isi.t For Thot Spoclll Prom or Occaolo--Whil• Coats' 17.95 J;AJ" IIOIORB COfiPOIIAnQ• Purple PIIAM .... 3 tlld 79c 19' MELLOWMOOD NYLONS A&P--Our PI,... Quollty-lhL..,. !a this a good reason for ahoppinr AlPT It'a one of many, \ lb. GIANTS CUT OVERTON MESA, Ariz. (UP]) - The San Francisco Giants Tues· day cut rookie righthander Joe Overton from their roster enabling the ~am to get down to the openmg day roster maxunum of 2.8 players. " C.IIIMIII Ytllllw CIIIIIIIQWII ·. somebody In the hoUIIf! will need a new pair of shoes. TOMATOES SOCKS BY ESQUIRE o'«• • . t ..- BON\18 BtNGOi WIIJ T': '1000 ; HUNDREDS HAVE' ... WON .SO CAN YOUI · STORE HOURS: Monday 11n ftlrlday · ...... ·........ ·.. ·.... 9 to 6tQO p.l(ll. Frldaf Dad $ltul'll8y " "· '· •· " ' "" " """ 9 to ·ttOO p.M. ,.' ' ' .lp 'l'llls.P.W'IIII ·~ T•'HIIf f• Willi , TIES BY SUPERBA AT YOIIl Pki.NDLY AlP COUPON VALID THRU APRIL t SULTANA BRAND-I·Ib, c11111 VINIIIKNID , Rill Steaks ..... · ·" · lh. 99c U.. ablolllleb' 110 WATD ADDED. Toll ean 111 lllrt of lhe IOOdi!Mil ot an A&P IU))el'RIIbt Balli. II JiM bOll 01117 a llalf ol bam JOU can Ill ..,. ao eenter olle• ban been removed. It won't be lonr before ofl SHIRTS by Arrow. Short sl , . Doctoleno, lho shirt that n':v~'r nwotdashs press•ng. n we.or and 4.25 to 8.95 HATS BY PORTIS GAME POSTPONED lt'a a little late for this year's Easter bonnet, but start ahoppinr AlP thia week; anyway. 39c SPORT go dro plaods • to conservative mutedCOATS shad", InAls/blma azers, 23.95 to 49 95 SLACKS by Jaymar and Hubbard . Ions In slims and regulars• PIaI n.,New spring fast.. ron! and pleoted, FRESH TURKEYS ~~49fb f'l and 8.95to 22 50 IOMI IN Bacon .. ···.. · .... 2 Dt. $1.49 shades and colors to pocketbook. PliiH-LIAN ALL GOOD What we are eaying Ill: If you're intereSted In your total food bill, lf you're looking for the best valuea for your food dollar, AlP ia the ston for you. pkg•. • IOUND BONa-ARM CUt Swiss Steak .... · •.. •· lb. 65t 'lhere ia no atore that 11111 make that claim. Hot Cross Buns 8 . ncs, sutt every man's taste 37.50 to 79.95 Pen Sau11g1 .. ,.._ Rol59c No! JANE PARKIR By Stylemart, Brookfield and · , ' · Chuck Roast ... ···· · · ·· lb. 75c Frozen Dlnnen ·••· 2 for 79c • r~d!shade in spring weig ht aONILISS SUPI!R-RIOHT-Pilll on aU items all the timeT • FOR THAT SPECIAL EASTER LOOK! Eaglish Roast ...... · · lb. 65c Chicken Uvtn ·•·.... · lb. 49c n 11111Jed ma111111 Easter hat has been paid for with mousy aaved by lhoppina AAP. Are we implying that AtP hal thelowtlt prl• 4Jc WELL TliMMEI.).-.JUICY PRIIH We d<m't aell Easter bonnets but .•• zzzzounds, such useful little sounds! Find SUITS ... sSE···· !F TRIMMED SteWing letf ........ U.. 79c LJ"'"'""'.I. Perk, pop, - = Begins At Downi..Orou 24" Mower •s259.ts 4H.P, 2SPoM MODIL 8D38o 24" 'Ill in the .:oupon ~ ' 4 H.P, . ovrbo>r • New, exclusive blue aii.Yinyl interior • Whitewalls. Deluxe wheel covers • Deluxe upper door moldines. • HAM CONTEST NAME ..... Mower· s199·'~ ond dlposlt In This FutY Silver Special includes these Ira standard features: ex • Buffable silver actYiic enamel 0 0 o • o o o o o·, o 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 ADDRESS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PHONe .•·•••••....••.• 0 ' to 8 I oo o,l I ' YORK Q01'HING HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO ., . De'al;.~ ' ' . ' �.J.,t;TQ I • ,I ' ' • I .' ''i·· ·· .GOP at Dead End • CHUCK ROAST ILADI CUTS WELL WELL TRIMMID ILADI CHUCK S11AKS ·... •• lb. 49c Did You Ever Think of Getting Your Bonnet From NP? BONte,LESS MORTON Grouml Clautk ·•·.. " .. ._ 69c SUPIR.ftiGHT sMOICID SAVE 30c w:,:;~· COOKED HAMS OnA2PalrPacbleOf 1 ••• no.. i" ,..... •* MAl\IIL-I'liMC:tl VANILlA let Cret11 ··litl. cdn stc ·. cALII=OitNIA Nave' 0raft1H ' . ·.' ' .OL 491 Dl\,teiOUI ~AWAIIAH Pineapples .. " .. .. etch 49c FRESH EGGS MODEL 8D370 ' ! &op~~~GIIOII Cream Cheese 3-01. pkt-·"12t ..,o... ,,.. - . 18" 4Cycle, 3H.P•. ss6·•• " AlP llANO MODEL 80373 20" 4Cycle, 3H.P.. s7pa .....,....... fli&IUUIJI A MIDIUM Wlllpplll C.• ;\ dlli He ~· ...1....... !1-M'Jiii~~­ M All C.li.iil Wok~ ..... Nutltr•lll "'""' ..... 14 ..... flarlll'll• .... ·4 ..... 85t FREE Stlf Adjusting WhHis, Rocoll Starter SUNNYtlOOK · IOGS AlP mRtLL 6l\ t1o all schedu~ a. news conference at discussed Dietzel as a succes· the Umvers1~ of South Caroli· sor to Marvin Bass, who left na today amod speculation he the coaching and athletic will be<ome the school's new director's job to join the bead football conch ond athletic Montreal Beavers of the , director. Continental Football League : The university said Tuesday ' It "bas made no commitment The university Issued · a so far in the talks" with Dietzel statement indicating that it about the post and 8 source the army coach still bad close to the board of truatees points to discuss about the said Dietzel had made 110 1:pos ;...IU;;;;o i,;n.,...=====-..l commitment to the school. 11 Dietzel visited the university ~ campus today, and be and his . ~ chief aide, George Terry met Sllllday in New Yerk ' with BABY CHICKS university President Thomas F. Fri. & S.t. Apr. 1·9 Jones and Dr. JIIIDOII A (with a 0.1. of G., I Morris, the school's · Certlfltd Gts Station Jlomeror 1 F ScnKtwlth 111111 Pkg. of a· 25c Pascll C1lery ···· · · each 19c MODEL 80159 · ON! DOliN GRADE A MJI)IUM JANil PARKER Yodel LlllaA $61995 BAKER FURNITURE • MIDDIMORT, O. ..,....,.,....,..~CHRYSLER ' . COLUMBIA, S.C. (UP!) athletic chairman. Army Coach Paul Dietzel The school's trustees Monday A.&P IHCIAL IAITll Oln Cherry Pit .. · .... · 8" pie 49t A&P SUCib Mrs. Paul'o C~t~dl141-12«. pkgo. SwHI htiiM.f • 2 pkg!l. 59t RICH'S Collet lldl·. 1 Pt. • • ' " ' Paltl . ... ...,..,... ''HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS" M.I\IN STREET POMEROY Dietzel May Become USC Grid Coach and Athletic Director .Sllld Dressing · · Qt. Jar i9t IAKID oiANI PAIKIR Masterpiece a• Colol' TltiMIIlo11 J Shopping Con venit net DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. ~ MODEL 80414 22" 4Cycle, 3H.P.• s64·aa. EASTER WEEK SPECIAL STORE HOURS OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAy UNTIL 5 FRIDAY & SATURDAY TIL 9 PM. Win An Easter Ham For The Family! MODEL 80381 l S.turd•y Til 9 For Your Enter I' P1111apple · · 201-ol. can 37t .A&P tltAND · ROll PlUit CatnaMt Coffee 2lit. Clll $1 .39 LAitGI STALKS 14111. pkg. Friday Til 8 PM ~ S\ILf AMA 8'RAND DOLE-SLICID OR CRUSH.D ldbka Coffee Cake each 79c Strawberries ALL DAY THURSDAY Whole 8Hts5 • 1.0.. cas 69c Fnllt COcktaU .... 4 cans 99c IANI PARKI!l 21• ..,.In>. -1>11 '""'' on Thursd:w. Wo WUI Bo Opon • ALTMOII IRAND sWHt PotatoeS •· 3 Flg Ban · · .... !lit. fk• 39c (2>" ""'"'II dJOionli. cine this evening and R~::',:~~ ~~ is slated to travel to E • lona Peat~• · ··· 3 cau 89c FRES~ The WBITNft The baseball game bet Rutland and Wahama sch~ee~ ed Tuesday evening th u · O.vil field was post on ede hama is $Cheduled t~~isi.t For Thot Spoclll Prom or Occaolo--Whil• Coats' 17.95 J;AJ" IIOIORB COfiPOIIAnQ• Purple PIIAM .... 3 tlld 79c 19' MELLOWMOOD NYLONS A&P--Our PI,... Quollty-lhL..,. !a this a good reason for ahoppinr AlPT It'a one of many, \ lb. GIANTS CUT OVERTON MESA, Ariz. (UP]) - The San Francisco Giants Tues· day cut rookie righthander Joe Overton from their roster enabling the ~am to get down to the openmg day roster maxunum of 2.8 players. " C.IIIMIII Ytllllw CIIIIIIIQWII ·. somebody In the hoUIIf! will need a new pair of shoes. TOMATOES SOCKS BY ESQUIRE o'«• • . t ..- BON\18 BtNGOi WIIJ T': '1000 ; HUNDREDS HAVE' ... WON .SO CAN YOUI · STORE HOURS: Monday 11n ftlrlday · ...... ·........ ·.. ·.... 9 to 6tQO p.l(ll. Frldaf Dad $ltul'll8y " "· '· •· " ' "" " """ 9 to ·ttOO p.M. ,.' ' ' .lp 'l'llls.P.W'IIII ·~ T•'HIIf f• Willi , TIES BY SUPERBA AT YOIIl Pki.NDLY AlP COUPON VALID THRU APRIL t SULTANA BRAND-I·Ib, c11111 VINIIIKNID , Rill Steaks ..... · ·" · lh. 99c U.. ablolllleb' 110 WATD ADDED. Toll ean 111 lllrt of lhe IOOdi!Mil ot an A&P IU))el'RIIbt Balli. II JiM bOll 01117 a llalf ol bam JOU can Ill ..,. ao eenter olle• ban been removed. It won't be lonr before ofl SHIRTS by Arrow. Short sl , . Doctoleno, lho shirt that n':v~'r nwotdashs press•ng. n we.or and 4.25 to 8.95 HATS BY PORTIS GAME POSTPONED lt'a a little late for this year's Easter bonnet, but start ahoppinr AlP thia week; anyway. 39c SPORT go dro plaods • to conservative mutedCOATS shad", InAls/blma azers, 23.95 to 49 95 SLACKS by Jaymar and Hubbard . Ions In slims and regulars• PIaI n.,New spring fast.. ron! and pleoted, FRESH TURKEYS ~~49fb f'l and 8.95to 22 50 IOMI IN Bacon .. ···.. · .... 2 Dt. $1.49 shades and colors to pocketbook. PliiH-LIAN ALL GOOD What we are eaying Ill: If you're intereSted In your total food bill, lf you're looking for the best valuea for your food dollar, AlP ia the ston for you. pkg•. • IOUND BONa-ARM CUt Swiss Steak .... · •.. •· lb. 65t 'lhere ia no atore that 11111 make that claim. Hot Cross Buns 8 . ncs, sutt every man's taste 37.50 to 79.95 Pen Sau11g1 .. ,.._ Rol59c No! JANE PARKIR By Stylemart, Brookfield and · , ' · Chuck Roast ... ···· · · ·· lb. 75c Frozen Dlnnen ·••· 2 for 79c • r~d!shade in spring weig ht aONILISS SUPI!R-RIOHT-Pilll on aU items all the timeT • FOR THAT SPECIAL EASTER LOOK! Eaglish Roast ...... · · lb. 65c Chicken Uvtn ·•·.... · lb. 49c n 11111Jed ma111111 Easter hat has been paid for with mousy aaved by lhoppina AAP. Are we implying that AtP hal thelowtlt prl• 4Jc WELL TliMMEI.).-.JUICY PRIIH We d<m't aell Easter bonnets but .•• zzzzounds, such useful little sounds! Find SUITS ... sSE···· !F TRIMMED SteWing letf ........ U.. 79c LJ"'"'""'.I. Perk, pop, - = Begins At Downi..Orou 24" Mower •s259.ts 4H.P, 2SPoM MODIL 8D38o 24" 'Ill in the .:oupon ~ ' 4 H.P, . ovrbo>r • New, exclusive blue aii.Yinyl interior • Whitewalls. Deluxe wheel covers • Deluxe upper door moldines. • HAM CONTEST NAME ..... Mower· s199·'~ ond dlposlt In This FutY Silver Special includes these Ira standard features: ex • Buffable silver actYiic enamel 0 0 o • o o o o o·, o 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 ADDRESS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PHONe .•·•••••....••.• 0 ' to 8 I oo o,l I ' YORK Q01'HING HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO ., . De'al;.~ ' ' . ' �' ' I r 'I':'"' . '· ' ·~ I. , . ' . . . . ..,, -~· ....... -· ' ' .' , ' ·. M speciMcaslon meat. t.gtn It Footlllnd 1nd lnttr·r. no IXCIIpllon. This year, Poocllilnd hn .. ally •IIIVclr up the bunny bind" with ·the 11101t stupendous low prl- on Ill your hvorite Enter foodl · Come In end tekulookl At Foocllend you'll find 1 store thlt's , ...tty fuD of "'aunny low pricas" for a happy Ealer dinner. , 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SER\11 YOU y·1Ny ' S . . WE ReSERvE l'HE RIGHT TO LIMIT ,. . QUANTITY' The Bunny tecommends you do your shopping for Easter righthere.lt'sthevalue· wise thing to do! Join the parade of shoppen to our store ••• find baskets full of bargains, for your every Easter need, ready nowI ., HAIR ~oO ROLLERS GENTLE BLUE <1) HALO SHAMPOO j ~·•• DAVID DAVIES BUCKEYE SLICED ARMOUR POTTED MEAT • I lb. pkg. -•· II Kanauga, 0. Sl oz. cans 39c L11d Pencil Ink Cartridge . 15c Pkg. Lt1d 3 S.V. PEAS, APPLE SAUCE or CUT GREEN BEANS lb. •, •cans EASTER IIONUS IJUY ._ PINEAPPLE JUICE ' I . . -- :I \'. PEAT LADIES NYLON HOSE ' TONI "MIX OR MATCH" c QT. 22 oz. scons !ASTIR BONUS IUY PRODUCE RED CELLO RADISHES . c • c DREAM TOWELS, JUMBO ROLL QUART DOWNEY CAMPBELLS MEAT SOUPS FIRESIDE CRACKERS WHIP 4oz. BOX .. 27' 57' 29' 49' 29' 69' J6c 3Ring PORCH Easter, Basket UGS ' ' Discount Price .A . I ... _. ._.4 - · . . A ..... .A 4 ifll. .... · ~ . . . . ..._ .._ f -.It""" ~·,.... ·---~~~ Of Lucus Paints At Discount Prices Prices· eSLICED eCRUSHID tCHUNKS • CANS ' .''Milt OR ' ' . ~ . ·'' ., ~ "'' .! ~ ' ' '' '#' . ' . ' . . . .... • ·'II' " • ,.; . \ '·- . l. " ~~~~ ...-......,..,..~;~:~=~ ·-~'"'' "~'~ Complete Line PINEAPPLE ' : ' . '. ~· ' • '. ·' ·.. · . SUNbA:Y .~ .( . .. · . Y 10..:7' O'eLOCKl-CLOSED "\ ·~:.. ' . ) . "" , -· PAPER-·- At ' ; CONTAC PKG. .PAINT BRUSHES . ' FLOWERS STOKaY $ Sunday Hours 10 to 7- ' SUPER BALLS FRESH FLOWERS FOR EASTER / • 25'' ARTIFICIAL WITH REG. 59c • WREATHS, POTS FISHING :K~ HOOKS L~:~~:s BINDER 4ft.x6ft. ' 't CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY EASTER CANDY & BASKETS OF ALL SIZES AT DISCOUNT PRICES HYTONE No 2 cans· MATCH" ; '! lASTER BONUS BUY , , hds. -•' 300 REEL STA.fOAM ICE CHESJ.. i~ .. . ~. ~ '' -.. ........ , - \ l. t MITCHELL A REAL BUY each ' WAGNER$ BREAKFAST ORANGE DRINK. STA.fi.O SPRAY STARCH ' 50-LB. BAG c HOME PERMANENT .•2.00·. - ROYAL PRINCE YAMS 303SIZECAN REALEMON RECONSTITUTED QT. LEMON JUICE ,. l~ BUNNY LOW PRICES 46 oz. ,(Ji"' .. '·'' "' MOSS C Reg. . Carton ,.,~ .•~. ~ >I .~_, ,,' FOR ' FAIRMONT DAIRYFAirl 1Gal. . ·~ 66 ' c ?APER I ,. ! PAIR STOKELY pkg. Notebook 300 SHEET $1.00 Founttln hn • ~.:. ROSE BUSHES HYTONE MAGIC MARGIN SCRIPTO SCHOOL PACK t UMBRELLA Middleport, 0. EASTER BONUS BUY c - Ladies Windproof BIG SAVINGS ON ALL EAST ER IT E·MS N0WII ' c ' BONUS BUY j, ....... . ' !. 1 . �' ' I r 'I':'"' . '· ' ·~ I. , . ' . . . . ..,, -~· ....... -· ' ' .' , ' ·. M speciMcaslon meat. t.gtn It Footlllnd 1nd lnttr·r. no IXCIIpllon. This year, Poocllilnd hn .. ally •IIIVclr up the bunny bind" with ·the 11101t stupendous low prl- on Ill your hvorite Enter foodl · Come In end tekulookl At Foocllend you'll find 1 store thlt's , ...tty fuD of "'aunny low pricas" for a happy Ealer dinner. , 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SER\11 YOU y·1Ny ' S . . WE ReSERvE l'HE RIGHT TO LIMIT ,. . QUANTITY' The Bunny tecommends you do your shopping for Easter righthere.lt'sthevalue· wise thing to do! Join the parade of shoppen to our store ••• find baskets full of bargains, for your every Easter need, ready nowI ., HAIR ~oO ROLLERS GENTLE BLUE <1) HALO SHAMPOO j ~·•• DAVID DAVIES BUCKEYE SLICED ARMOUR POTTED MEAT • I lb. pkg. -•· II Kanauga, 0. Sl oz. cans 39c L11d Pencil Ink Cartridge . 15c Pkg. Lt1d 3 S.V. PEAS, APPLE SAUCE or CUT GREEN BEANS lb. •, •cans EASTER IIONUS IJUY ._ PINEAPPLE JUICE ' I . . -- :I \'. PEAT LADIES NYLON HOSE ' TONI "MIX OR MATCH" c QT. 22 oz. scons !ASTIR BONUS IUY PRODUCE RED CELLO RADISHES . c • c DREAM TOWELS, JUMBO ROLL QUART DOWNEY CAMPBELLS MEAT SOUPS FIRESIDE CRACKERS WHIP 4oz. BOX .. 27' 57' 29' 49' 29' 69' J6c 3Ring PORCH Easter, Basket UGS ' ' Discount Price .A . I ... _. ._.4 - · . . A ..... .A 4 ifll. .... · ~ . . . . ..._ .._ f -.It""" ~·,.... ·---~~~ Of Lucus Paints At Discount Prices Prices· eSLICED eCRUSHID tCHUNKS • CANS ' .''Milt OR ' ' . ~ . ·'' ., ~ "'' .! ~ ' ' '' '#' . ' . ' . . . .... • ·'II' " • ,.; . \ '·- . l. " ~~~~ ...-......,..,..~;~:~=~ ·-~'"'' "~'~ Complete Line PINEAPPLE ' : ' . '. ~· ' • '. ·' ·.. · . SUNbA:Y .~ .( . .. · . Y 10..:7' O'eLOCKl-CLOSED "\ ·~:.. ' . ) . "" , -· PAPER-·- At ' ; CONTAC PKG. .PAINT BRUSHES . ' FLOWERS STOKaY $ Sunday Hours 10 to 7- ' SUPER BALLS FRESH FLOWERS FOR EASTER / • 25'' ARTIFICIAL WITH REG. 59c • WREATHS, POTS FISHING :K~ HOOKS L~:~~:s BINDER 4ft.x6ft. ' 't CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY EASTER CANDY & BASKETS OF ALL SIZES AT DISCOUNT PRICES HYTONE No 2 cans· MATCH" ; '! lASTER BONUS BUY , , hds. -•' 300 REEL STA.fOAM ICE CHESJ.. i~ .. . ~. ~ '' -.. ........ , - \ l. t MITCHELL A REAL BUY each ' WAGNER$ BREAKFAST ORANGE DRINK. STA.fi.O SPRAY STARCH ' 50-LB. BAG c HOME PERMANENT .•2.00·. - ROYAL PRINCE YAMS 303SIZECAN REALEMON RECONSTITUTED QT. LEMON JUICE ,. l~ BUNNY LOW PRICES 46 oz. ,(Ji"' .. '·'' "' MOSS C Reg. . Carton ,.,~ .•~. ~ >I .~_, ,,' FOR ' FAIRMONT DAIRYFAirl 1Gal. . ·~ 66 ' c ?APER I ,. ! PAIR STOKELY pkg. Notebook 300 SHEET $1.00 Founttln hn • ~.:. ROSE BUSHES HYTONE MAGIC MARGIN SCRIPTO SCHOOL PACK t UMBRELLA Middleport, 0. EASTER BONUS BUY c - Ladies Windproof BIG SAVINGS ON ALL EAST ER IT E·MS N0WII ' c ' BONUS BUY j, ....... . ' !. 1 . �,, '. ' . ' • s · p 1R mts New tate atro ecr · h who complete an 1-,.Dal!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport;O., biBb IICIIOol educ&· Uon. ' 'II~ ~:nl•· :~o~' ,~gone •."qu~~: ~':,~,appreciation ) sivf \and ~ injUflOU!! to eXtCO. the~r , Ill~ Rl Oh-~ and l.lrldresSt"S of these men can du so by mailing them , ~ G~oll" 66 Forrnrrl" J ~u~~ •••I IAMdse e~mTu~ay's elecnery ward oteB SAFETY ~~.. llo~d"'";'~"lo:;.;lui:ay t~ f ~"::ic l\ =·1 ol sa~d e~~bstantlal sums trltt Bowlin!'( Tournament ~~to provid• a treasury . tbe amzatHln th~t Will a~~ :ccu~~ Pontiac to curtOJI news of snagg: Sunday~,t;~'\~7~dpthe ' ~~~~ng Wellston CascJ was nam •or Ralph Loch· M·morial Day Program . ~ l •e .....••••••• ••··~ USDA Shorn Wool Support Set at 31.6% of Returns WIN A HAM FOR THE FAMILYI Fill in OOU(MII and dopoollln our ltox in 1to,. I CLEANING \ ....1 lleeete 1 Robinson's ADDRESS .••••• • • • • • • • • • • • •·'' '"' . U.S. Blamed PHONE .••••••••••••••••••••••••• . K&CJEWELERS Arms Spending 2.00 PM Friday at whlcb Ume &~~~ri~K~~I~Gt~ill ~ held. No purchase D;Bce&sary. Winners will be notifted. MOSCOW UPI - llovlel Premier Aleut N. Kosylln Tues- day Introduced !be gtt~m­ tnent's new five year ecoMmlc plan wllb a eharp \bat U.8. "aggreMioll" In VIet Nom was lorclng lbt Krtmlill to opend more ruble! on guns \ban on buller for Its citizens. ''" ,....,,; excluding Hawau and Alaska. was 91 degrees at Ther· th is at Greenvi-lle, Maine. \ BATHING CAPS j 10 TRANSISTOR ( RADIO 1 BLADE CUT 43~ CENTER CUT _ ,;___ _ _ _ 53c lb. 63c lb. ROUND SHOULDER CUT WHITE HOUSE BRAND Apple Saure _ 6 79c lOl for APPALACHlA IDGH UPON a hill in Appalachia overlooking every ndge and dale I ponder in deep . sobriety about the great soc1ety . and wonder i£ it can or Will ELECTRIC SHAVER REG. $24.9S- farm complete and ponder ~f roreign aid can be taken out m trade or 'iU it simply add to I our defeat.' AND THERE'S s village by tbe river surely a serene li~tle place but if there I'm te hv~ Reg~ $1.19 Value and work I must be a retail clerk or shave the whiskers off . Family Favorites - 4 spo pkgo. .TitiETMANN really ~.~··2sc hoefer wn roetlft!d In bls wing posi\loD wHII the I!Oitllftl Bruins Friday. 0)11118 to B--Mo11. Thru Sat. M131 $J20 ' · . .ICE C . ~EAM "' Gal. 10c lb. ..1. ·•· ··" RACINE, 0. • - ... --'""· l•r EASTER CANDY UNFILLED BASKETS ALL ACCESSORIES LotHst Price•! ..... BEEf WINE . . •'& IRON st.~ RIG. $1.H- I DRAWING SATURDAY 1:011 PM . RIGHT RESERVED Smoked .PICNIC·HAMS GRADE 'A' HOMOGENIZED MILK 5 to 6 lb. I 79~ Average Miracle Whip c lb. SALAD DRESSING qt.J9c Fresh Picnic (.et9ctric modelt hlw no ~ flu• or•ntat ~===:::-:::=:=:;;: CIU ourolf n.tt.t Ia. rk Roast- 35~ Fui-VIIu Prlcll4l Thlt Wille l'r11h Cut BIG FAMII.Y SIZE CANS SHOWBOAT POR STEA - l 98( PO·R SAUSAGE 95( Pork & Beans !~:· 5 ib pk~. - Our Own Mob-FRESH 4 ' PURE . 2' fl·" ." ' 1 SUGAR 21b. pit g. NEW SHIPMENT LADIES & CHILDREN$ . SUNBEAM ~e'' ~~ \''~ ··" . IIG. ·- Electric Toothbrush 2 96t for ' Dresses ' 'i ' EASTER SPECIA.LI Ftlnnonrs "BEST" <\ 1 fiAIJt _Sale1099 IIA.STER SPECUL/ F1irmont EASTER SPECIAL! ICE CREAM ·CtHage Cheese CANNON HCISI ' 79< , ., ,c • Peacll Prescriptions Are Our_ 73 Mill ST. Cam pint Trailers MIDDLEPORT, 0. Horton Stnet, MIIH, W. VL Authorittcl AINch• Treller .. _ __._........ ..... - ' - · - """' .... . . FRJ~,lf~I~G IN REAR 122 N. SECOND ; .• _ ' ' ' ··',,' '· '' .) 1 ~•,' 3· 89' ·. !lOR·' ' ' ·C" , ·: -~ ::n~ .. Colors 2 FOI ·-H . ' ' ' 1 1.00 ' -~ .. '· .\. I Como Lllltheon AI~ •• '' 8 PIES •Apple ec~~artr ' ARGO SWEET PEAS Morton'• Fruit Filled l't ROUSH & ~YONS Doohr . I I II CITY PHONE II I..,.I ____________________________ DROP THIS 1H BALLOT BOX AT OUR STORE. ..I I ,. for FOR APACHE _ _____ -------- ADDRESS ~ CAN BE INSTALLED JUST ARRIVED! TRADE TEPEE _, I I .' WAID CROSS SONS NAM TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Hundreds of Items! t. I I I ••. . I ·• WATER HEATER REG. 79c PINT 2 ~.~~ 25c 59c • Plenty Of 10••·1.19 SPECIAL ENTRY BLANK ' FRESH CARROTS BANANAS WY 2·5130 MAXWELL HOUSE : April 7, 8 end 9 SlH II PEARL STS. -R4ClNJ! M'l'he Stor• With A Hem" I ' · DAIRY LANE ~dleport 59 N. Second Ave.- Middleport Serving The Big Bend Area AFLAMELESS --------- ELECTRIC llornheoler wtth Henbey who t1 \bewuoAl~~:~~I Leaaue. will replace 'IIIIo loot Injured Bob ' IT'S ALSO said the cost of \ llvlng'o up which I goeas " how ,II bas Ill be SO give me ~p­ pataehia and bere'o looluns 1 atchia •cause that will be my cup of \08. _ Gory Mander, Meigs Coun·ty, 19611. ~ItT_ BRAND MARKET WY 2-5421 ~ 9pec;at. f--£~;;i-~~~~-;;-~;;.;~~c-l . For TO •50 NOW! RIGHT WINGER Rl1C.\LtED BOsTON (UPU -Gary lllrtr.-1 :o._ '2 tor54c Mineral Oil 2 80c . . 1 HEAR they're waging war on poverty which is nothing new to me 8! many . daily ·do It and there's reaHy nolhintl to it but hndlDg a Job say ye. · 8 GLYCERIN SUPPOSITORIES REG. 89e somehody's face. '.·; ' for i ·;rHoney Grai1ams ~~tomoto Juice ' >BROUGHTON 2 2 90c ""- "' REG. 98c VITAMIN CTABLETS ' 1110. REG. 49c EACH 1199 Kl!>IGSBURY Mrs. Janeth Beat and Karla villled one evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jobtl DeaD and famlly. ldro. VIrgil King visited with Mr. and Mn. Cecll CoJ and Mr. and Mri. Oarenct WW at Alben! recenlly. Spny Moth Proof• 2 FOR Sacharin Tablets SOc SUNBEAM I SEE a field of waving wheal and other things that m~ke a cans 1000 V• GRAIN " i prevail. si1e 999 1 60C THE POET'S CORNER ROAST Reg. Pric_•_ "-le $14.95 ... Reg. S9c each no reason for turning in the false alarms. ~.CHUCK A arbn , Bureau. ~ave • Ful• Valu 'I'IM percentage method ol payment ill deaigDed It encOUI' age growers tD Jmprove the qualiljr and marketJns of their wooL Under this method, grower who gela \be beat Blble prtee lor his wool also a blgher Incentive payment. USDA also announced a paymeot rate of 60 c.w:t. en unshom lambs sold or ~::t.i: j ed during \be 19115 " Special Low Prices l'omtrOy """''I yean FOUR ARRESTED CANTON , Ohio tUPl•- Police arrested four yeuths, two : l8 and two 17, Tuesday for .• series of false fire alarms m . ' nearby North Canton. They I were traced through telephone . calls they made. The youtho RACINE He also lambaaled blo prod• cessor, Nlhita S. Kbrusebev for "erron, miscalculations year. This compares to t h and amalturism" ·Jn 1004 rate of ss cent! per bondthe country'• .....my while redweigbt. The payment .. """ In powe-. aa1ea of Uve lombs thai nev<!l' In 1 speeeb at the have been ohom 1o based on eesslon of the 23rd Soviet Com- the ahc.rn wool payment, aver· munlal party congress, the Rut- age weight of wool per alan government eblel oald: redwelllhl of lambs, and valutel "Latoljt the International sit- of lamb'a wool relative to \be tlallon wu oerlously compU- value cl shorn wool. cated by tho Umled Stales Payments aloo will be made "bleb lei loose and keepa lnten- Ion mohair markeled Ill 1965. tlfying lba liiJ'e•sl'IO war In The payment rate will be Viet Nom wblcb may expond per cent of return• ..ch growat any moment and constitutes , -.;rib aJ thre 1 to 11111_ peace , er .....,tved from e s e 1 1 K~n lnjeeted the mohair, This II baled on a dH· mDltary ole Into 1111 lengthy ference of 6.5 cents between the gons-and-~utter speet:b 011 the support price of 72 cents Soviet econiJIIII' dlll'lnllbe past average price of 65.5 cents a seven yours and llle new gov- pound reaolved by srowero. etnment blueprint for glvlnS Thi! will Ito the aecolld its citizens a boiler Ufa by 1970. since the Wool Act waa enat"·' ed in 1954 that p•ymenla have BARTBJi:S w. OIMENO been required oo mohair sales. PARIS (UP!) - Pierre Payments were made 011 Barlbes of France and Andres ketings In the 1!162 mat·lrellng Gtmeno of iJpaln will meet In year at 1 rate of 3.6 per IIIIo fiml! , l!! the professional of doUar returns. Deducbons teitnis tournament leniSh~ 0110 cent per potmd from shorn Barthel, only a rookie 011 wool payments and ftve cents pro tour, upset Rod Lover ol per hundred paunda of II v Australia 8-10, ~. 10-8, weight from lamb ::~;:~1 Gilneno ouUaated Lew Hoad of wl!l be made for AliStrallil; 1-4,3-f, i-S, In Friday ond related niahl's semi·flnall. activities on ROLLERS! ••• REXALL'S GIGANTIC DUTTONS & HURRY TO The lowest reported mornin~ was 17 degrees Eacb grower's wool peyment li determined by mulUplybtj! doUar returo from \be sale wool (less marl<etlnt! _eha~ett) 1 by \be peyment rate of cent. For Soviet POMEROY, OHIO SPRING PLANTING eAMARYUS ' S eGIANT DAHLIA e TUBEROUS BEGONIAS B N 1 uy OW .I DUDLEY'S FLORIST (INAME ....•••••••.•••••••••••••• FOR COLE mal. Call! ·' tlpCo Busy Greening up Ohio Gill GIFTS TO GIVE or TO HERE NOWI FLOWER BULBS w~s ~eldg . ' ' QUALITY J..==.WELRY ·• • NOW ON DISPLAY the An Episcopal mtmster . today on charges of mo es m ' ' I!W" ...·~rgMa def<et I a 7-year-old girl alter coaxing . ~ wor~l ~ rnmk Cheesebrew report· BLII Russell said 19 "com- , . t h's car 1 her m 0 er, ' . c f ce of to . , ed on the Sprmg on eren .. . muntcatiDns'' were sent THe Rev.I Harold L. El I'JOtt • ' deolers between 1961 and 1963 29, married and the father ol a I Fir.d r.nd.\· RPI'Pr : urging that the defect be cor- two-vear-old daughter. was Jden· CQLUMBUS - MRS. llEL- , t' rected. I tili•d by churd1 authortt!es as 1 en ~~. Ohm's ftr st ladv. I 1 : t t curate at Christ · was~scheduled for release frnm I (Continued from Page ll He also said that the press ass_Js an Church in s-abylon. 1 · · d about the Chevelle I' EpJScopaUniyersity Hosp ti:Jl tod·elY IoI· cordmg to Caid we II · . was not1he --lowihg tO dt~y!< of tre<1tment for Cald\\ell c1ted Sechon 5713.01 and Chevrolel.5 on March 30. d tn of the Ohio Revi5~ COOt>, , .. : CHANGE NAME hypertension and ('<Jr me . Dealers were notJfled of the fLMINGTON , Del. (UP[) - ~ ff w.ienC'\' whtrh !-il~ l es: ' . I ator several W - , d't' n ng "'" · ·sa!d Mrs. ; ;, IUDoctors Rhod_eo; • ''Eaeh eounty shall be the stickyh an:e erand GM announC· Um.ted States A1r Conted110 l at , condilion had mR,.kPdly . m~· unit for assessing real estate nJont s ago . b· Corp. stockholders. vo . . pro~ed but ordered ''"'r ~o llmll for tax purposes. The county ed it because of grow tn~ .:u I their annual meetm g Tuesday : her ~:Social Bl'fivii'f's to Jmmed· auditor shall bE' assessed of \k pressures, Mondale Sdl . I to change the corpora~e name ~ iatf' family affair.-. all re al rstale lor purposes of , Under the legislation he In· to TRA NSAIRCO, l ~c. tax ing and shnll assess all real : "'•rillrf'fi Tuesd~;~;y Detroi1 would •' 1,-'tqv ·''" c •1 I'' estate in the county .at 1l.s t:ue be required to not.ify owners 1 ·' · 'MOU~T VERI\;' ' 01110 value in mone~... . The . aud1tor b· registered mail bll d by pu_b- I , L M 82 vear . old sha ll view and appraJse or li~ notke in newspapers. Ftnl- : E~~"r'~·of ~P.:YCurtts F:. l.r-~lav . cause to be vlt'wed and ap; ur~ to comply could ~ean $1,!at , . ·' . 1 d" eon· praised e:J(:h lui or parcel o 000 fine for each ~.:ar mvolved, . wi:cs. hSttoded m t'~~frtf: ~1emor· real estate and the improve-: .md five to six impris· · ditJOD ay a · ents \ocat•'d thf'reon at least t 1 H 't 1 h re m , onmen . 1a o~pl a e . , been once e<~ch six year period, be· , ---Tttt elde~ LeMa~ ;as The gin~in~ with 1913. A new value ·tn the hospital smPr unr_ '· . to be placed in the auditor 's HI - LOW TEMP9 steel wur~f'r IS • The ' former stru(' lLJnll • <: a·rn ::~ fl · ta x li~l and cmm l~· treasu rer s NEW YORK <UPII l ret.l~_ed about 20 Vf>~r. • . lic<~te for the tax ~·ear ord· tughesl temperature rep~r~~. moving ht>rf' hom ( olum dupd b the Board of Tax AP· Tuesdav to the U. S. w.~'t\.lcl " ""• where tht' four . star gt>n. ere Is ,Y wa~ born. pea · · '. .t - _ ........... \ GOODIES . WESTBURY, N Y. rUPl) - 1 ..:·. • I I "••••. .•• \ h7~tal .,:''.~: ! r · . Jnhi ' • .J w .. •t 9 QO Open friday Night,TI : h T•'t· 9 QQ satur'day N• f ' • to ' Drew Webster Post No. .the 1 , WVELAND _ A GROUP 39 P. 0 Box 401, Pomeroy.. ace ~ afoot 1 l CJI fwf..tthy, YOUDI Cleveland I In other business Fronk W1ll (Continued. from Page I) vtte~ in btr r g f ~AnesJ executives Interested • and Frank Fugate were r~rt· 1 ator m~.~· eu I'm good looking, L• teeing lht city grow an-l ed sllll tn the ce .;::;, Tempests' front . end but o!:'btng spectocular," sbe ~ eodhced formation Tuesday of in Metgs Genera ospt lI ember has a pomted id today iD serious roues. I oluntary civic orgamzatlon F'ugale is in Holzer Hosplla. ~oss-~at snags on road obsta- II :m I ed ''Group 66" Phil Ohlinger ga\'e a report 00 ' ~~ N d said that the Amer· ut,~"·~r~'Wil~~. , .. ' I f the Jumor Le-I cle~ a er . d George Steinhre~er. .}';Z~: ~~~n~;~~;n" Program and it lean Association of ~:tiro~~ Minister is Held ldeJt of Kinsman ' anne kes· l was dertded to sponsor a bowl· hod received more an . lit Co. and the group spo . , . f the Eighth Dis- reports of Tempests becommg I, For Molesting 'd h of the 30 mt>n mg team or t h n grade cross- 1 tun • I - •L 1 ~ lbO~· .!!.- ·~; I>!P!':,~~ t IS~Iinued ""' 8 .Col. Chiaramonte oald.. Is uates !rom Ibis elass wo....to Meigs eounty !Pomeroy, m regular s [attended by Frank Vaushand .... State Highway Palrol an· superintendent, given Immediate in Viet Nam un- Mondav. ' the Paul easel, Guy Guinther an we new recruit who apply now w be at Patrol Posts tllrOU8hOU Drew Webster Post The Post desires to ~v~irth- Cheel!ebrel!. Paul Casci gave l l.ounced_ todo~ a Wednesday, 1n the new scllodL, II wl!l ad- alate. He said new men are \11 4~ -"~- - . names, oddresses a oun- a report on \be progress of the clas~ will sta en held In the Patrol• new ac ' now aooignad to Patrol Posts davs of men from MeigS C , how plans The Horse Aprtl '!1. • _ • __ --~- I -rn" 1.. Colnml)l!. -; 1- "'"'"!!tu 1\f re!ll•a..·m t n~ ,...• .,... -"": tl serving in V1et \horse s · lth _ Col Roben M.. "'uuut~muuK>, .... I ••· nean:~:~~. ~.~.......... ~ ty presen Y . . · eo-sponsored w .Lue · inatl for d Ull UtlCI_, Nam The Post is constbscdermg ::iwgs '';;.untv Riding Club and 1 Entrance exam cbeonsduled \ requirements lor Pa. · ~ d' these men a su rlp- 1 · S d May th new class are s Zl Irom Pi10 age ' of the local newspa· willd bet thheldM::'gs Fair ST. FI\ANCIS, Wis. iUPII 9 a.m., Saturdoy, AprU 9, trol service If": U "'""'can lnter.'or Po ' · . "" blfthday greetings, or · 22n a • _ A blue.eyed, blow coed N WIEK ~ l t!'l! saki tbe him, a romeoy • p. , other token showing the IGrounds. I be the preold!ng OPEN THURSOAY AFTIINOO a couple getting for Kenneth Borris and Phil j.d,. oltbe mnnlclpal court t IP'! divorce m a M(lxJcan ff sE"rvmg their country Anyone , linger served refreshments rot- in tbls MUwaukee suburb. I• \ · as •·clearlv o en· · b ·t th names t' g '' ; det town. w ' M ' ''I wishing to su ffil e Ilowing the mee m' . T er 13. sw<pl 1 19 I • " • ~prU e, 1116& of •st. ood hysical condt· Palrol Post. ~~~,llon:~and~l::~p;;;:~· ;;.....................;i;:;;;;;....-=~, !, assign~~ . R ' • . 1 ,, ) at T • • A '}27t ·~gion eosionOil cine, the Eighth Olstrle( held at Ra· Be~n ratmng pn April 3. Tbls event was "-, . . • !&, Al1_'erlcan ' ,. that 'will' shOw IJ!Io. I , ¥!'~::::.da:..a~~amiDauqa: ~:~~ ~;m:;.~mlnt:: m~!~·~~··:.auable ~._E I"·ht '' f'or aster ' at the Academy. All ,~~~;:1 , Sh Grat•' tud~ to Fi~hting Men to OW rl · ' ' 200ct. J pitII. l l I II �,, '. ' . ' • s · p 1R mts New tate atro ecr · h who complete an 1-,.Dal!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport;O., biBb IICIIOol educ&· Uon. ' 'II~ ~:nl•· :~o~' ,~gone •."qu~~: ~':,~,appreciation ) sivf \and ~ injUflOU!! to eXtCO. the~r , Ill~ Rl Oh-~ and l.lrldresSt"S of these men can du so by mailing them , ~ G~oll" 66 Forrnrrl" J ~u~~ •••I IAMdse e~mTu~ay's elecnery ward oteB SAFETY ~~.. llo~d"'";'~"lo:;.;lui:ay t~ f ~"::ic l\ =·1 ol sa~d e~~bstantlal sums trltt Bowlin!'( Tournament ~~to provid• a treasury . tbe amzatHln th~t Will a~~ :ccu~~ Pontiac to curtOJI news of snagg: Sunday~,t;~'\~7~dpthe ' ~~~~ng Wellston CascJ was nam •or Ralph Loch· M·morial Day Program . ~ l •e .....••••••• ••··~ USDA Shorn Wool Support Set at 31.6% of Returns WIN A HAM FOR THE FAMILYI Fill in OOU(MII and dopoollln our ltox in 1to,. I CLEANING \ ....1 lleeete 1 Robinson's ADDRESS .••••• • • • • • • • • • • • •·'' '"' . U.S. Blamed PHONE .••••••••••••••••••••••••• . K&CJEWELERS Arms Spending 2.00 PM Friday at whlcb Ume &~~~ri~K~~I~Gt~ill ~ held. No purchase D;Bce&sary. Winners will be notifted. MOSCOW UPI - llovlel Premier Aleut N. Kosylln Tues- day Introduced !be gtt~m­ tnent's new five year ecoMmlc plan wllb a eharp \bat U.8. "aggreMioll" In VIet Nom was lorclng lbt Krtmlill to opend more ruble! on guns \ban on buller for Its citizens. ''" ,....,,; excluding Hawau and Alaska. was 91 degrees at Ther· th is at Greenvi-lle, Maine. \ BATHING CAPS j 10 TRANSISTOR ( RADIO 1 BLADE CUT 43~ CENTER CUT _ ,;___ _ _ _ 53c lb. 63c lb. ROUND SHOULDER CUT WHITE HOUSE BRAND Apple Saure _ 6 79c lOl for APPALACHlA IDGH UPON a hill in Appalachia overlooking every ndge and dale I ponder in deep . sobriety about the great soc1ety . and wonder i£ it can or Will ELECTRIC SHAVER REG. $24.9S- farm complete and ponder ~f roreign aid can be taken out m trade or 'iU it simply add to I our defeat.' AND THERE'S s village by tbe river surely a serene li~tle place but if there I'm te hv~ Reg~ $1.19 Value and work I must be a retail clerk or shave the whiskers off . Family Favorites - 4 spo pkgo. .TitiETMANN really ~.~··2sc hoefer wn roetlft!d In bls wing posi\loD wHII the I!Oitllftl Bruins Friday. 0)11118 to B--Mo11. Thru Sat. M131 $J20 ' · . .ICE C . ~EAM "' Gal. 10c lb. ..1. ·•· ··" RACINE, 0. • - ... --'""· l•r EASTER CANDY UNFILLED BASKETS ALL ACCESSORIES LotHst Price•! ..... BEEf WINE . . •'& IRON st.~ RIG. $1.H- I DRAWING SATURDAY 1:011 PM . RIGHT RESERVED Smoked .PICNIC·HAMS GRADE 'A' HOMOGENIZED MILK 5 to 6 lb. I 79~ Average Miracle Whip c lb. SALAD DRESSING qt.J9c Fresh Picnic (.et9ctric modelt hlw no ~ flu• or•ntat ~===:::-:::=:=:;;: CIU ourolf n.tt.t Ia. rk Roast- 35~ Fui-VIIu Prlcll4l Thlt Wille l'r11h Cut BIG FAMII.Y SIZE CANS SHOWBOAT POR STEA - l 98( PO·R SAUSAGE 95( Pork & Beans !~:· 5 ib pk~. - Our Own Mob-FRESH 4 ' PURE . 2' fl·" ." ' 1 SUGAR 21b. pit g. NEW SHIPMENT LADIES & CHILDREN$ . SUNBEAM ~e'' ~~ \''~ ··" . IIG. ·- Electric Toothbrush 2 96t for ' Dresses ' 'i ' EASTER SPECIA.LI Ftlnnonrs "BEST" <\ 1 fiAIJt _Sale1099 IIA.STER SPECUL/ F1irmont EASTER SPECIAL! ICE CREAM ·CtHage Cheese CANNON HCISI ' 79< , ., ,c • Peacll Prescriptions Are Our_ 73 Mill ST. Cam pint Trailers MIDDLEPORT, 0. Horton Stnet, MIIH, W. VL Authorittcl AINch• Treller .. _ __._........ ..... - ' - · - """' .... . . FRJ~,lf~I~G IN REAR 122 N. SECOND ; .• _ ' ' ' ··',,' '· '' .) 1 ~•,' 3· 89' ·. !lOR·' ' ' ·C" , ·: -~ ::n~ .. Colors 2 FOI ·-H . ' ' ' 1 1.00 ' -~ .. '· .\. I Como Lllltheon AI~ •• '' 8 PIES •Apple ec~~artr ' ARGO SWEET PEAS Morton'• Fruit Filled l't ROUSH & ~YONS Doohr . I I II CITY PHONE II I..,.I ____________________________ DROP THIS 1H BALLOT BOX AT OUR STORE. ..I I ,. for FOR APACHE _ _____ -------- ADDRESS ~ CAN BE INSTALLED JUST ARRIVED! TRADE TEPEE _, I I .' WAID CROSS SONS NAM TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Hundreds of Items! t. I I I ••. . I ·• WATER HEATER REG. 79c PINT 2 ~.~~ 25c 59c • Plenty Of 10••·1.19 SPECIAL ENTRY BLANK ' FRESH CARROTS BANANAS WY 2·5130 MAXWELL HOUSE : April 7, 8 end 9 SlH II PEARL STS. -R4ClNJ! M'l'he Stor• With A Hem" I ' · DAIRY LANE ~dleport 59 N. Second Ave.- Middleport Serving The Big Bend Area AFLAMELESS --------- ELECTRIC llornheoler wtth Henbey who t1 \bewuoAl~~:~~I Leaaue. will replace 'IIIIo loot Injured Bob ' IT'S ALSO said the cost of \ llvlng'o up which I goeas " how ,II bas Ill be SO give me ~p­ pataehia and bere'o looluns 1 atchia •cause that will be my cup of \08. _ Gory Mander, Meigs Coun·ty, 19611. ~ItT_ BRAND MARKET WY 2-5421 ~ 9pec;at. f--£~;;i-~~~~-;;-~;;.;~~c-l . For TO •50 NOW! RIGHT WINGER Rl1C.\LtED BOsTON (UPU -Gary lllrtr.-1 :o._ '2 tor54c Mineral Oil 2 80c . . 1 HEAR they're waging war on poverty which is nothing new to me 8! many . daily ·do It and there's reaHy nolhintl to it but hndlDg a Job say ye. · 8 GLYCERIN SUPPOSITORIES REG. 89e somehody's face. '.·; ' for i ·;rHoney Grai1ams ~~tomoto Juice ' >BROUGHTON 2 2 90c ""- "' REG. 98c VITAMIN CTABLETS ' 1110. REG. 49c EACH 1199 Kl!>IGSBURY Mrs. Janeth Beat and Karla villled one evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jobtl DeaD and famlly. ldro. VIrgil King visited with Mr. and Mn. Cecll CoJ and Mr. and Mri. Oarenct WW at Alben! recenlly. Spny Moth Proof• 2 FOR Sacharin Tablets SOc SUNBEAM I SEE a field of waving wheal and other things that m~ke a cans 1000 V• GRAIN " i prevail. si1e 999 1 60C THE POET'S CORNER ROAST Reg. Pric_•_ "-le $14.95 ... Reg. S9c each no reason for turning in the false alarms. ~.CHUCK A arbn , Bureau. ~ave • Ful• Valu 'I'IM percentage method ol payment ill deaigDed It encOUI' age growers tD Jmprove the qualiljr and marketJns of their wooL Under this method, grower who gela \be beat Blble prtee lor his wool also a blgher Incentive payment. USDA also announced a paymeot rate of 60 c.w:t. en unshom lambs sold or ~::t.i: j ed during \be 19115 " Special Low Prices l'omtrOy """''I yean FOUR ARRESTED CANTON , Ohio tUPl•- Police arrested four yeuths, two : l8 and two 17, Tuesday for .• series of false fire alarms m . ' nearby North Canton. They I were traced through telephone . calls they made. The youtho RACINE He also lambaaled blo prod• cessor, Nlhita S. Kbrusebev for "erron, miscalculations year. This compares to t h and amalturism" ·Jn 1004 rate of ss cent! per bondthe country'• .....my while redweigbt. The payment .. """ In powe-. aa1ea of Uve lombs thai nev<!l' In 1 speeeb at the have been ohom 1o based on eesslon of the 23rd Soviet Com- the ahc.rn wool payment, aver· munlal party congress, the Rut- age weight of wool per alan government eblel oald: redwelllhl of lambs, and valutel "Latoljt the International sit- of lamb'a wool relative to \be tlallon wu oerlously compU- value cl shorn wool. cated by tho Umled Stales Payments aloo will be made "bleb lei loose and keepa lnten- Ion mohair markeled Ill 1965. tlfying lba liiJ'e•sl'IO war In The payment rate will be Viet Nom wblcb may expond per cent of return• ..ch growat any moment and constitutes , -.;rib aJ thre 1 to 11111_ peace , er .....,tved from e s e 1 1 K~n lnjeeted the mohair, This II baled on a dH· mDltary ole Into 1111 lengthy ference of 6.5 cents between the gons-and-~utter speet:b 011 the support price of 72 cents Soviet econiJIIII' dlll'lnllbe past average price of 65.5 cents a seven yours and llle new gov- pound reaolved by srowero. etnment blueprint for glvlnS Thi! will Ito the aecolld its citizens a boiler Ufa by 1970. since the Wool Act waa enat"·' ed in 1954 that p•ymenla have BARTBJi:S w. OIMENO been required oo mohair sales. PARIS (UP!) - Pierre Payments were made 011 Barlbes of France and Andres ketings In the 1!162 mat·lrellng Gtmeno of iJpaln will meet In year at 1 rate of 3.6 per IIIIo fiml! , l!! the professional of doUar returns. Deducbons teitnis tournament leniSh~ 0110 cent per potmd from shorn Barthel, only a rookie 011 wool payments and ftve cents pro tour, upset Rod Lover ol per hundred paunda of II v Australia 8-10, ~. 10-8, weight from lamb ::~;:~1 Gilneno ouUaated Lew Hoad of wl!l be made for AliStrallil; 1-4,3-f, i-S, In Friday ond related niahl's semi·flnall. activities on ROLLERS! ••• REXALL'S GIGANTIC DUTTONS & HURRY TO The lowest reported mornin~ was 17 degrees Eacb grower's wool peyment li determined by mulUplybtj! doUar returo from \be sale wool (less marl<etlnt! _eha~ett) 1 by \be peyment rate of cent. For Soviet POMEROY, OHIO SPRING PLANTING eAMARYUS ' S eGIANT DAHLIA e TUBEROUS BEGONIAS B N 1 uy OW .I DUDLEY'S FLORIST (INAME ....•••••••.•••••••••••••• FOR COLE mal. Call! ·' tlpCo Busy Greening up Ohio Gill GIFTS TO GIVE or TO HERE NOWI FLOWER BULBS w~s ~eldg . ' ' QUALITY J..==.WELRY ·• • NOW ON DISPLAY the An Episcopal mtmster . today on charges of mo es m ' ' I!W" ...·~rgMa def<et I a 7-year-old girl alter coaxing . ~ wor~l ~ rnmk Cheesebrew report· BLII Russell said 19 "com- , . t h's car 1 her m 0 er, ' . c f ce of to . , ed on the Sprmg on eren .. . muntcatiDns'' were sent THe Rev.I Harold L. El I'JOtt • ' deolers between 1961 and 1963 29, married and the father ol a I Fir.d r.nd.\· RPI'Pr : urging that the defect be cor- two-vear-old daughter. was Jden· CQLUMBUS - MRS. llEL- , t' rected. I tili•d by churd1 authortt!es as 1 en ~~. Ohm's ftr st ladv. I 1 : t t curate at Christ · was~scheduled for release frnm I (Continued from Page ll He also said that the press ass_Js an Church in s-abylon. 1 · · d about the Chevelle I' EpJScopaUniyersity Hosp ti:Jl tod·elY IoI· cordmg to Caid we II · . was not1he --lowihg tO dt~y!< of tre<1tment for Cald\\ell c1ted Sechon 5713.01 and Chevrolel.5 on March 30. d tn of the Ohio Revi5~ COOt>, , .. : CHANGE NAME hypertension and ('<Jr me . Dealers were notJfled of the fLMINGTON , Del. (UP[) - ~ ff w.ienC'\' whtrh !-il~ l es: ' . I ator several W - , d't' n ng "'" · ·sa!d Mrs. ; ;, IUDoctors Rhod_eo; • ''Eaeh eounty shall be the stickyh an:e erand GM announC· Um.ted States A1r Conted110 l at , condilion had mR,.kPdly . m~· unit for assessing real estate nJont s ago . b· Corp. stockholders. vo . . pro~ed but ordered ''"'r ~o llmll for tax purposes. The county ed it because of grow tn~ .:u I their annual meetm g Tuesday : her ~:Social Bl'fivii'f's to Jmmed· auditor shall bE' assessed of \k pressures, Mondale Sdl . I to change the corpora~e name ~ iatf' family affair.-. all re al rstale lor purposes of , Under the legislation he In· to TRA NSAIRCO, l ~c. tax ing and shnll assess all real : "'•rillrf'fi Tuesd~;~;y Detroi1 would •' 1,-'tqv ·''" c •1 I'' estate in the county .at 1l.s t:ue be required to not.ify owners 1 ·' · 'MOU~T VERI\;' ' 01110 value in mone~... . The . aud1tor b· registered mail bll d by pu_b- I , L M 82 vear . old sha ll view and appraJse or li~ notke in newspapers. Ftnl- : E~~"r'~·of ~P.:YCurtts F:. l.r-~lav . cause to be vlt'wed and ap; ur~ to comply could ~ean $1,!at , . ·' . 1 d" eon· praised e:J(:h lui or parcel o 000 fine for each ~.:ar mvolved, . wi:cs. hSttoded m t'~~frtf: ~1emor· real estate and the improve-: .md five to six impris· · ditJOD ay a · ents \ocat•'d thf'reon at least t 1 H 't 1 h re m , onmen . 1a o~pl a e . , been once e<~ch six year period, be· , ---Tttt elde~ LeMa~ ;as The gin~in~ with 1913. A new value ·tn the hospital smPr unr_ '· . to be placed in the auditor 's HI - LOW TEMP9 steel wur~f'r IS • The ' former stru(' lLJnll • <: a·rn ::~ fl · ta x li~l and cmm l~· treasu rer s NEW YORK <UPII l ret.l~_ed about 20 Vf>~r. • . lic<~te for the tax ~·ear ord· tughesl temperature rep~r~~. moving ht>rf' hom ( olum dupd b the Board of Tax AP· Tuesdav to the U. S. w.~'t\.lcl " ""• where tht' four . star gt>n. ere Is ,Y wa~ born. pea · · '. .t - _ ........... \ GOODIES . WESTBURY, N Y. rUPl) - 1 ..:·. • I I "••••. .•• \ h7~tal .,:''.~: ! r · . Jnhi ' • .J w .. •t 9 QO Open friday Night,TI : h T•'t· 9 QQ satur'day N• f ' • to ' Drew Webster Post No. .the 1 , WVELAND _ A GROUP 39 P. 0 Box 401, Pomeroy.. ace ~ afoot 1 l CJI fwf..tthy, YOUDI Cleveland I In other business Fronk W1ll (Continued. from Page I) vtte~ in btr r g f ~AnesJ executives Interested • and Frank Fugate were r~rt· 1 ator m~.~· eu I'm good looking, L• teeing lht city grow an-l ed sllll tn the ce .;::;, Tempests' front . end but o!:'btng spectocular," sbe ~ eodhced formation Tuesday of in Metgs Genera ospt lI ember has a pomted id today iD serious roues. I oluntary civic orgamzatlon F'ugale is in Holzer Hosplla. ~oss-~at snags on road obsta- II :m I ed ''Group 66" Phil Ohlinger ga\'e a report 00 ' ~~ N d said that the Amer· ut,~"·~r~'Wil~~. , .. ' I f the Jumor Le-I cle~ a er . d George Steinhre~er. .}';Z~: ~~~n~;~~;n" Program and it lean Association of ~:tiro~~ Minister is Held ldeJt of Kinsman ' anne kes· l was dertded to sponsor a bowl· hod received more an . lit Co. and the group spo . , . f the Eighth Dis- reports of Tempests becommg I, For Molesting 'd h of the 30 mt>n mg team or t h n grade cross- 1 tun • I - •L 1 ~ lbO~· .!!.- ·~; I>!P!':,~~ t IS~Iinued ""' 8 .Col. Chiaramonte oald.. Is uates !rom Ibis elass wo....to Meigs eounty !Pomeroy, m regular s [attended by Frank Vaushand .... State Highway Palrol an· superintendent, given Immediate in Viet Nam un- Mondav. ' the Paul easel, Guy Guinther an we new recruit who apply now w be at Patrol Posts tllrOU8hOU Drew Webster Post The Post desires to ~v~irth- Cheel!ebrel!. Paul Casci gave l l.ounced_ todo~ a Wednesday, 1n the new scllodL, II wl!l ad- alate. He said new men are \11 4~ -"~- - . names, oddresses a oun- a report on \be progress of the clas~ will sta en held In the Patrol• new ac ' now aooignad to Patrol Posts davs of men from MeigS C , how plans The Horse Aprtl '!1. • _ • __ --~- I -rn" 1.. Colnml)l!. -; 1- "'"'"!!tu 1\f re!ll•a..·m t n~ ,...• .,... -"": tl serving in V1et \horse s · lth _ Col Roben M.. "'uuut~muuK>, .... I ••· nean:~:~~. ~.~.......... ~ ty presen Y . . · eo-sponsored w .Lue · inatl for d Ull UtlCI_, Nam The Post is constbscdermg ::iwgs '';;.untv Riding Club and 1 Entrance exam cbeonsduled \ requirements lor Pa. · ~ d' these men a su rlp- 1 · S d May th new class are s Zl Irom Pi10 age ' of the local newspa· willd bet thheldM::'gs Fair ST. FI\ANCIS, Wis. iUPII 9 a.m., Saturdoy, AprU 9, trol service If": U "'""'can lnter.'or Po ' · . "" blfthday greetings, or · 22n a • _ A blue.eyed, blow coed N WIEK ~ l t!'l! saki tbe him, a romeoy • p. , other token showing the IGrounds. I be the preold!ng OPEN THURSOAY AFTIINOO a couple getting for Kenneth Borris and Phil j.d,. oltbe mnnlclpal court t IP'! divorce m a M(lxJcan ff sE"rvmg their country Anyone , linger served refreshments rot- in tbls MUwaukee suburb. I• \ · as •·clearlv o en· · b ·t th names t' g '' ; det town. w ' M ' ''I wishing to su ffil e Ilowing the mee m' . T er 13. sw<pl 1 19 I • " • ~prU e, 1116& of •st. ood hysical condt· Palrol Post. ~~~,llon:~and~l::~p;;;:~· ;;.....................;i;:;;;;;....-=~, !, assign~~ . R ' • . 1 ,, ) at T • • A '}27t ·~gion eosionOil cine, the Eighth Olstrle( held at Ra· Be~n ratmng pn April 3. Tbls event was "-, . . • !&, Al1_'erlcan ' ,. that 'will' shOw IJ!Io. I , ¥!'~::::.da:..a~~amiDauqa: ~:~~ ~;m:;.~mlnt:: m~!~·~~··:.auable ~._E I"·ht '' f'or aster ' at the Academy. All ,~~~;:1 , Sh Grat•' tud~ to Fi~hting Men to OW rl · ' ' 200ct. J pitII. l l I II �I\ • I Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AJ!Iil ·Mrs. Pickens is nAIIker for Sr"'v I. ~~·· speaker when Group I of the ! I~ iP'i)l Church first United Pre~byt..enan of Middl•port mel Moo- ~l!liMmlLm-&.1·~""'-'~ e. lMI Dale Wlllburn, Mrs. Jack Col• man, Darlene Bender, Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Ray Pick· ens and Mrs. Bostic. _~;~;::!;;~~~;;!;! ~e~rtGiv_:n •cy, ~blejhooefilurJII!UI ... - Jet"' lo each lo 1111.._ fon. tour erdiiW'J worda. 1 1 Un InSpectiOn . . . . Edith Wakely. d"tr'ct depu d•~ d · or ty. was pment and gave her 1 th hom . ~ •lvj e;en11T1 3t' e e report on M01rrh 21 inspe<'lion t ! Mn. apu· k08 w. ese-nted an !when Theodorus Council ' ~ G~~· .,. trs. JC ensg."r w.11 • lh" I )augh1ers of Amt>rica, meI , 'I messa . -•• " d 111as er ~ ' them!. ''Things Unseen and Mon ay evening .at the 100~ . • of, Time Being Mo..qt Pl":'rious and Hal l. The Council was oomph. ~ < bu !<.lei-rilly B•lng Now ... She read ~ ~ented and given a grade of e1 Jn apgroprlate scripture pass- ( rllenl. on .Its ~ ork . . and rlosed with a pnem .. _ The meetmg opened in r~tual. •'Life." ' JStK' form W1th Oean Barmtz I I I () I I . ;;-;;;! ;-;!~ : ~!!~"~" ..'" LADIES' BEAUTIFUL EASTER COATS I rrxxxill rics . . . excellent colors for Sprln& and Mrs. Thomas Kelly gave the I counril~r. pre~idi_ng. . Mrs. Prialilll SURPRISE ANSWER ... . epening prayer nnd • Miss ~ Wa~el} and Edrth ~rtzm~ . asCharlotte Davidson read scriJ>- 1soc1ate state councilor, were (Antwr. ... tomorrow) . 't ture from John. The study Iwelromed. Reported ill were Ju...bki:VALUI BASIS AUTHOR OALU:Y II~ ! le-sson on ",J nnah in tht> Fi !\h" , E~na Bartels, Kathryn Good· /' l'~rd•f• Aan.-l;'r: WluJt G bou trltn Kl'U IW~ully a reuflnmb 111itl ~ WIS giv£>n br Mrs. F'red Lt•w is. , Will and Ednn Reibel and Lillian IMenant!mp{uyeeuWdfuraraiae-,.&AA.I.H&'' Durin~ thf bw.; mss session : Demos key and . Bet~y Denny / -~ ~ the group pl::tnnPd a food sale ~err reported m distress ha\'· ""'f for Mav 12 f£>a1ltr ing ham mg lost a father and grandfath- · ·-=-----=::-:---::---:::-::--:-- - - -- - ch~ese sal ad. The ham ~r b~· dt•ath. Marie H~~rk gave : \ -, · · &li4will sell for 7!1 r·rnts pr·r pound hr report of the audltmg com• and the ch"ese 59 cents r ri;Jitee. whJeh W"JS accepted. . .U f _ Fi~ pound. Mel~bt'r~ of the gr::p 1 A letter of thanks was sent , By UnUed Press lnttmatloaal stock. It is proposed to Issue ·· .· c; may be contaeted for the items. to the IOOF lodge for cleaning ! WASHINGTON - The N_avy one share of lhe new preferred ' en 1 Mr s. Richard Vau ~ han , prt•si- the hall for the rally. Mrs. · has selected North Amer1can (Gr each three shares of was dent. closed thr rnert.mg with \~a~ely th a~ked the Coundl for Aviation Inc. to design and common held. ,. Unl 1 the poem. ·· Tht~ Childrr n·s •havmg a nl<'e rally and also develop te·st models of a new However, co!llpany o£flc~.als Jowl Hour." ~1rs. Rostic served a Ithankr_d Pa rh member of the I television guided missile called said de-tail s of the plan may be , ' hy!)l dessert course til thn~f' presf'nt l r.omm1ttees .. She also announ· the Condor. Northrop Corp. was ' changed befo.re the annual · luffi including Mrs. Ed ward c rooks. ('('d a. meetmg _of _the Pa_st ! the other competitor for the 1meeting, wh1ch has been De Mrs. Fred Lew1s. :\1rs. R•rh· C~unc •lors As soc~atton of D1s- 1contract. delayed indefinitely by federal eo~ ard Vaughan. Mi5:; Charlo1te . ll tr~ 13. _for Arrtl 24. at Tup-- 1 Although details are secret, I court order because or the pro~ ~vid son . Mrs Jack Sfii1N- pe:s ~lams_ and e:~rplamed thai the Conder is known to be ; insurgency st orkholder fight .by her l twld . Miss Ho.<ot"'1la Lisle. Mrs. ~~· f_ counrJiors _of each ~~un.. planned as an airborne mi ss ile . K!E"iner. Bell & Co. and Alhed late.: - . -(fl m lhf'b dt~~nr: are ellgtble !system with a range of about . Products Corp. A _...__f";f or mrm ersh1p m U1e Assoe-- · . . _ _ ;r,i BUSIDeSS . u·I!II. ht l 1g S I I I ' • :::--"'~/ iet1on. 50 m1les. lncorpornt1on I ==-.o-....-=- OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 9 TO 9 proposed dtstnbutlon ln the ' the Federal Home Lean Bank nature of a stock div iffi!nd of ' Board testified that the finan- o~~ millio~ eh~res of $4.25 ' cial condilions and practices of d1vtdend convertible preferred 71 of the associations have given the board serious con- SOCIAL WEDNESDAY AMATEUR GAitOENER 'S Club or Middleport will Wednesday, April ! at 8 p.m. at the hnme of Mrs. Betty Cline, 24 Walnut-st., with Mrs. Russell Mills assisting hostess. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd will present Nesllod In tho back of the heel Is a small goring tha·t expands, surrounds, and hugs yoor heel. lucky you , , , to find a pump that refuses to slip, 13.99 Bone, Black Call, Black Pate'\!> Navy Others 12.99-15.99 WIN AN EASTER HAM FOR YOUR FAMILY .. ,, . AT CHAPMAN-CANADAY ... HAM CONTEST NAME .. ............•...•••••••• ADDRESS .. ....... . .... . ....... , .• PHONE ..•.•...... ...... , •• , :·•••• tbe program and roll call ret sponse will be a garden chore. THE POMEROY SHAKEspeare club will meet Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Dale Smith. THURSDAY EVANGELINE CHAPTER, OES, Middleport, will meet Thursday evening, April 7 at 7:30 p. m. lor the regul81" mee~ lng. LAUREL CLIFF Healtr club will meet clay evening at the home or Mrs. Lloyd Wright. ~'RIDAY ALBERT WOODAR!J, eminent commander, of Ohio Valley Commandtry, No. 24, K. T. has asked all Sir Knights oo meet at the temple Friday at 7 p. m. 00 attend Gnnd Friday service at the !"ederated Church. Sir Knights are welcome with or without uniform . OffiO VALLEY COMMANDery No. 24, KT will me•t at the Masonic TempiP Sunday at 6:30 a.m. oo attend Easter ser- vices at United Methodist Church. All Sir Knlgs are welcome with or without unifurm. ADDITIONAL immunization dinlcs are Thursday, 7. 9 p. m at school bus garage, Tuppers Plains and Friday 7 • 9 p. m. at Charlea Harris Packing House, Portland. SUNDAY EASTER SUNRISE service will be held at the Enterprise EUB church Sunday at 6 a.m., wltb the Youth Fellowship ln charge. Breakfast will follow ln the church dining room. • HEMLOCK GROVE church will hold Easter Sunrise servk:e Sunday, at & a.m. A special program wlll be presented at 7:30 p.m. · CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOES POMEROY, OHIO ·. "Clip out the "Bunny Coupon'', fill in name, address and phone 11umber. Deposit it in our box in store. No purch- .ue necessary. .;! In the MIMe Block Next ,.llloerhldt ~' POMIIOY'I QUALITY SHOI nou hi-fashion styles. $1.99 • $2.99 • $3.99 LADIES EASTER LADIES' excitlnely DRESSESEaster see BLOUSES our selection of new Fashions . . . your favorite colors and color combinations . . . all with the new look for Ladies Easter blouses in whites, solid colon and printed fashion tZ)ISpt·ing and Easter. designs . . . styled for Easter ou~ fit matcblne. Report Made By Detachment LADIES BUDGET PRICED EASTER DRESSES See this budget priced of excellent atyles ln solid color-s and fancy printed fabrics . . . you will love them all . Ladle~ Mesh- Plain $ 3 ·,99 Connie Harbour. SttEER ·SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE Sheer seamless nylon bOBe in your choice of mJcro mesh or flat knit .. the seasons newest shades •. ... Ladies' New Elster Style first quality. HANDBAGS l · palra for 62 Comet2 Door 6 cyl. Std. tr•na. •nd heater. Rldio eHI·Heels eSiacke · 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. 8 cyl. At Tt~nl., P. 63 Falcon 2 Dr. I JlleafMI Valley ilo.pJial CARMI!L ADMITTED: Mrs. Owen Dal· · . . IDn, Glenwood; Mrs. Elsie The Young Adult Clasl t lb h met 'th ___., Condee, Pt. Plealant; JiiiDIIS a e c urcb r...-..uy Ill Snyder, Vinton: Lucipcla Har- Tayloc, a"islant Jeailer.J111~Jd,- ll Radio and heater ' WITH NOVEL TIES 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. Hardtop, 289 tnglnl, stli'tdud trans. Radio 1nd httter NEW STYLES IN LADIES 65 Ford Gal. 500 64 Galaxie XL Conv.rtibl11, 8 cylinder, auto tnns., power tfHro ing, power brtkes 1nd windows, r•dlo & h"ter EASTER FLATS SOFT PLUSH New foot slimming Easter flats wjtl\ dainty b_ows and buckles that makes them as new ... select tiom black, bone or white . 4 to 9. ' BUNNIES Black, Bont White ASST. COLORS $1·'' 61 Olds 98 2 Door H.T. At tnns. All power, pair rldlo 1nd heeltr 63 Mercury Monte. 4 Dr. Auto. trent. Power stHrlng, r11dlo & heater 63 Thunderbird Hardtop, power sturlnv, power brakes, power win· dow1. 2 Dr. 60 Ford FRESH WHOLESOME-NOVELTY in your family . . . aolid colors and pair GI.RLS EASTER MIUINERY Features: DRE·ss SLACKS The easy to tan and olive. Mens Colorful New Elster MENS CAMPUS · BROADCLOTH ' DiUS '· TIES FaneyJ!alll!r tte. In your obolc:e of 4 In !land or the Reddl-Ued 111101. ' exc<llenl colon and delitPUt. 4 In ~and ••r.:t . . $1',00' •• SHIR,fS CLUB lite Couplea_ Club !M!II"I II tile bemUf' llr, and lfn. ~ 1111'111 011 FrJPy tvelllltc- DJD. . . - .-nt~· albolt aa.s. Jnc. Mr. and Mn. Jamea Dleltl, Jr., MI-. IDd llfn. Mel Cim, Mr. Lelllr Zortle, Mr. IIIII SPECIAL SALE PRICES! LADIES SPRING & EASTER .s 14'4 to ... - lal•- .. C•venltnt T•IM •Doon . tWinclow. tc:.J~~~ - u.,. COATS .00 Lemlneltd Cl'lpel •ndWoole Comporo 11$19.95 FURNITURE CO. L' ~ Frida~ Night Opening ' I ... . AT THE BONANZA- THURS.- FRI.•(' SAT. • ~ ' / GIRL'S BEAUTIFUL SPRING & EASTER ·RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT DRESSES Assorted Colors In Solids and Printed Patterns LADIES NEW SPRING DRESSES Comp1re11 $3.99 REG. 991 NEW FABRICS IN JUST EXCITING COLORS s Comp1re II $8.95 .00 each WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY 5Jc First Quality Extra AND TOYS CANDY FILLED 59c spt SHEER SEAMLESS to NYLON HOSE Roll UpSI"ve COTTON BLOUSES CHOICE OF MESH OR • Now FLAT KNIT Spri"'l Shtc111 . • Only LADIES LACE TRIMMED Comp•re It $1.29 99c to Sj-99 REG. $1.99 19in.SOFA PIUOWS ecordona Early America• Prints ONE SIZE FITS ALL c e Sl!el 11-lf·L ASSORTED COLORS STRETCH GLOVES HALF SLIPS •. EASm BUNNIES For Your Spring Outfit LADIES WHITE NYLON DOUBLE FRONT SHADOW PANEL e Pastel Colora e Lace Trlmme4 Soft, Cuddly Plush SS! polra For e sse FASHIONABLE EASTER STYLED ~, LADIES SPRING & EASTER MILLINERY IRutlful Ellll!llbl• MetchlntJ CompiN REG. $1.99 4Yd. Length FOOTWEAR At Economy Prlcts CHILDREN$ NEW EASTER STYLES _ _ 1.88 LITTLE GIRLS WHITE OR BLACK STRAPS _ _ PUMPS IIBAVY TICKING COVERING In Wltlte, Bilek, Bone . ,... DRESS sz 9' Womon'a·Dreu Haol PRINTS Aul Patterns • • \I ~-Mtdt SNWEIS T!., , , .. !l'_lenty on H1nd . e Discontinuin~ MASON, W. VA. Sizes 3 to 6x- 7 tol4 Slle1 FOr All YciUrNi•d•- LOw PriM ' STORE HOURS: Open Every Day, All Doy Until 5:30 PM Seturdoyo NJvht Til 8:00 MASON Large Bed Pillows eFioorihe PICKENS HARDWARE REG. $1.00 I to 10 ' SHORT $&,liVE STYLI ., .:. fit!__ ;;:·..-~loi ,.L '299 SHREDDED FOAM FIWD eFraml!ltLumber • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~=-·········iiliiii ,_..S PAN.CY COTTON ~~ ONLY . . Mr. and Mn. Harry Miller IDd Mr. and Mn. RoiJerl ~ were . *1110111 1111 III8IDben o1 $]-99 eare for Dress Slacks that never needs ironing . . . favor· ite Spring co~ors of black, DIE SHOE BOX ClOVPI.Ji:8 cy trims. $1-00 and wtiiedll band student an4 are priced at $1.50 for adults: cblldren 6 tllrough 12 years, $1 and chD· dren und~r 8 years free when accomparued by parenta. Mrs. Harry Snowden and Mro Dale Nibert are """""hairmen: All proceeds are used tor the New Furniture ..., . ...... - POWER. MOY/US . •ncl ' ·House Cleaning ~ NEEDS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 •• SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9. ........ , •••••••• MISS HUFF'Y' 3 ROOMS Serving wllt he !rom 11:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. and Ucl<ets: may be obtained from 1 n y I . J...':' A\ltOmltiPHy-. Shop Pickem FOr · ' 'Your Syrus, l SHOP FOR SPRING AND EASTER NOW . . MARRIAGE UCENSE PT. PLEASANT- Three pies have made for marriage licenses the office of the County Clerk. Applylng were: Charlea Eugene Morgan, 24, Cottageville, and Allee Juanita Carpenter, 18, Letart: Donald Arthur Bowen, 34, Pt. Pleasant, and Phyllis Jean Kincade, 30, Pl Pleasant: Burl Lee Duncan, 18, Henderson, and Sharon Kay Stover, 18, Apple Grove. Sendisg gifta were Miss dy Tennant, Mrs. Dallas WalkPolice detachment beader, Mrs. Pansy Fry, Mrs.. ed by Sgt. Howard Parks has James King, Mrs. Thelma its activity report lor bert, Mrs. Juanlla Fry, Mrs. March. It showed: Carl Gibbs, Mrs. Cecil DlUlcan, Investigation ol three lataHMrs. Tbom.as Grinstead, Mrs. Ues; four otber accidents inBethel Vance, Mrs. carroll Ad· volving $6,900 property · damage ams, Jr., Mrs. H. J. Burris, and Injuries 1o three persons; Mrs. Robert Cooke, Mrs. Earl recovered $6!4 worth sUllen Ewing, Mrs. George Carson, perty and returned it to Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Della lui owners;· Issued 49 warning Lt. Clrarlene Suneson was Newland, Mrs. Jack Stevens, notlcea. of motor vehicle cnde· the first woman ever aaslgned Mrs. Rome Harbour, Mra . Blll one felony 1.,...1, made lo sen duty as a line officer of Howard, Mrs. Larry Lamas- road law misdemeanor arrests· the United Slat•• Navy. ters, Mrs. Larry Cheesebrew, seven other misdemeanor ar~ Mrs. Bill Zuspan.. rests Including lntoxciatlon bad LUTHERAN CHURCH ME:-1 checks assault and batter'y The Honorable Judge James Man" hours expended lnciudLee Thompson, Judge of the ed 40 hours giving drivers exCirtcult Cocurts _of Mason and ams; 205 hours fn olfic:e cornPu nam ounlles was guest pletlng records and reports-speaker at the regular dinner 193 hours on inveBiigaUons ;f Tht llt1tt llhot lilr ..... meeting of the Lutheran criminal violations: 8 hours Church Men at St Paul's nl •'• • - - II fltrfoc:t ll)llt. Lutheran Churcb lnvoc e otO1ng w..,.ht laws on high' Riehl pflct,IIIOI lion was given by Jose~ ways; I hours on school bus $10.99 Paugh and the Scrll(ture les- Inspections, and 18 hours ln r ..,,......, llu:IJic .. .._. son was read by Robert Layne. court on criminal cases. Those attending were Duane Church, I)ean Sobol~ Henry Registrants May Buck, Jr., Henry Roney, John Wlll, Wllllam Russell, Harry Sign up Saturday Layne, Lloyd Roosh, Wllllam PT. PLEASANT _ L. W., R. Powell, Harold Rose, James . La c ll MilliOn County Clerk, yne, arro Adams, Jr . , announces his office wlll Joseph Paugh, Robert Layne ,... Rev. Jack T. Welch, gueats Val: main open late Sallll'<llly, Ap- ' lie Toney and Judge Themp. rll, 9th ID give res.ldents an opson. portunlty ID register before regLADIES NIGifl' AT ROTARY IStraUo~ deadline for the May Ladles Night was observed lllttt prtmary election. The Counnt the regular dinner meeting ty office usually closing at of the Rotary Club held on noon on Saturday will remain Thuraday evening at Hartford open this week until f p.m. Methodist Church wltb lbe la· p.....,na who wDI he 21 oa or dlea ol the cburch serving the belore the general election meal. Rw.:sell CApehart present- may regiater ROW and vote In ed the program, 1 111m IILACK 08 the primary elec:tlon. Voters "Water Pollution" and what is must live In the slate one PATENT being done by the various planta ln the county 10 days ln the Oblo and Kanawha VIJ. the preeind IG days. leys tD lmprtvt tlle COIICIJiloL Women, who llavt cl. Those attendlng """' .Mr. lbelr lamt by lllllrriage 1111111 and M!'l. Robert Gilmore,, .Mr. also reglater. and Mrs. Edwin Stein, .Mr. and ---Mrs. Harry Mlller, Mr. and Travel enlbustaata,ll tlle U. Mrs. Mel Clark, Rev. aod Mn. Stalel apentl ID elllma~ , Middleport, 0. llfll'CUI 1\-oup, .Mr. IDd Mn. $80 bW1on annaallyJa lbelr Ira., Rome Wllllaini!OD, .Mr. and Mrs: Rlclrard 0111, .Mr. and Mrs. Ai-lhur Thall<!!, Mr. and M ra. Lloyd Roush, Mr. and llfrL Donalti"F. Roulb, Mr. and Mn. Jluuoii Capehart, Mr. 1D d Mrs. Harman Layne, Mr. and Mn.· Jacl: ll'lelber, Mr. Frank Calltlllart and Mr. Nelsoa Jt~t- nlnp. Toppers and bonnell in white and aaaorted colon witb fan· RAY RIGGS, INC. ATHEt.IS, 0. Sl.99 $1.99_$3~99 1 Dr. Hardtop. VI, st1ndo ard trans. R1dlo & hHter PHONE 593-6601 • Boy• Oxford• eGirle Strapa and Patenlt bright happy printed patterns wilb damty trims ... all machine wuh· able S to 6X and 7 to 14 59 Ford Galaxie RAY RIGGS, INC. have Deal styled oxfords with rubber heels. Cute dress 11¥105 for lbe little miss Conv. 352 "'"'· Std. trent. lbdlo 1nd h11tlr MlddiOIIOrt lass . . . select for the little girls new patents or straps . . . tor the boy we DRESSES 63 Ford Gal. 500 US~OCARLOT Locust & Syc1mor1 Sts, FOOTWEAR CUTE NEW STYLES SPRING & EASTER 62 Thunderbird Keith Goble Ford BOYS NEW Footwear for the lad or H1rdtop, power stHrlng, J)OWtr brlket, power win· dows, 1ir conditioning. '2 Dr. t,5 Ford Fair. 500 AND EASTER STYLE Treot lht family to wholesome candy this Eamr . . . no.olty aosorlment . . . doliciauely frtsh. Ing 1 Dr.· H1rdfop; ·'llt •nl" lne, Cruislm1tlc tr1nt Low ml1eqe. GIRLS EASTER CANDIES Country S'ldan, St1tlon Wagon 4 dr. 8 cyl. ~a.lto trans. with 1lr condition- • • be held Sunday, April 17 at the Rlcru:.ond: West ~umbla. al _period refreshments Ul'diruutce scnoot catel81"11. .. , :::;o;:~ !:;· ~-!'. :::::! ~.p . The dinner was formerly DISCHARGED: ~ Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. ltOJlllel'll smorgasbord but Ibis year Crown City; Jamo.s R.. Bigg•, -~ndor•on and •on, Ml!<e, be a food-o-rama and will Mason; Theodore Smilh, Le- Evelyn Holter, Mrs. Ma~~:JI lure tried chicken, baked ;~;:j!~~H:el:e~n~M:e:ad~ow~s,~M~U~ID~n~R~t.~Sc~ar~b~ro~ug~h~an~d~Mi=·.,~:; meat loaf, corn, peas, Ann Carleton. beans, mashed potatoes, salad jello saled cake cooki~s coffee 'mn~ 'and rolls. ' ' band · The EASm BASKETS 6 cylinder, st.. ndird trans. Canv. 352 eng. Std. tran1., rtdio and heeter .1J CANDY FILLED steering, rtdlo end heater .., TAKE TE8T PT. 49 PLEASANT _ Forty • t hospital. nine stndents of the county's three · Junior High achools' eighth grades took t,he Golden Horseshoe test Tuesday at Ordnance sch00111 n by Otis R" ve "!~!-Th~ tests relate to West Vlf· gm" HtSoory and wlll he graded by !he State Department of Educatton and the four county wmners will go ID Ch81"lesoon for ceremorues ol May ath. s2 Hi-fashion in Easter F08twear . .. select from smart heels or popu. lar stacks in white, bone and black .. . sizes 4 to 9. Mens Spring PERM·PRESS IS N. COURT ST. EXCELLENT STYLES New Styles For Easter Mr F.d~or T..yn• ""' In 1Hospital m Pomeroy wer~ the at 1:30 p.m. resultlbg ln $200 Wheeling, W. Va. I'!Veral daya bus driver Rev. DaVld D. ~UllOa, property damage but nq perlast week due oo the death of Jr., 42, New Haven, lac.eratlon .sonal Injuries. . bls father·ln-law, Mr. Wald ol the lip; Daryl McCoy, 52 . It rred h tru k Weaver. Hartford, scalp la,.,ratton: Mary . occu . " en 1 c Mr. and Mrs. Herman Layne Ann Parker, 15, Hartford, la· driven by Joseph Lee Barker, have returned home after spend- ceraUon of the left ankle: Har- 45, Glenwood, traveling north ing a month's vacation at old Parker, 10 Hartford, shock, on Rt. Z, was intending ID enClearwaler Reach, Florida. and Wilham Ashby, 11, Har~ ter Jhe offshoot on lbe highway Mra. Roy Dale Grimm, Jr. ford, laceration about tbe eye. to weigh his truck, missed It, ha& returned home a«er being The bus was hit by the train and when !lacking up, atriiCk a patient at Holzer Hospital. as 1t crossed the track. the car behind driven by James Mr. and Mrs. Joe McComb of R. Richardson, 23, Ashton, W. Pittsburgh, Pa. spent the week· DIVORCE ORDERED Va. Neither driver was cited. end bore visiting her parents, PT PLEASANT A d A •• ll led 1 tb Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Roush, and · - n or er . . rres~ s a e county Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roush. has be~ e~tered lD the olltce Jatl mclude William Estep, 21, It is reported that Johnny of the C1rcutt Clerk grantmg a West Columbia, charged wilb Roush, a patient at Thomas divorce oo Barbara Ellen Me- petty larceny, and Baroon Pear· Memorial Hospital in Charle&- Darnel . from Robert . Elsworth son, 26, Rt. 1 Pl. Pleasant, non· ton, is improving alter his re- McOaruel. The plamtiH was aupport. The Sherlfl'o depar~ cent heart attack. also g~anted care and custody ment also apprehended two Tennant has been • of thetr two mfant children, ~apees !rom LekiB State Hospatient at Medical Cenpttal and returned them oo tbe Mrs. Kermit C. A. Thomas Hospllai at Galllpolis Weaver, Mrs.Gress, MartinMrs. BerlsParsons lias been •· a ford, Ml'l. Thelma Capehart. p~tlent at Pleasant ValMrs. James Gress, Mrs. Wll· ley Hospttal. bur Webb, Mrs. Bernard Liev· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson JOg, Mrs. Wlllta~ McFarland, have returned home f r o m Mrs. Dou~Jas Miller, Mr s. the wmter months at Otha Llevmg, Mrs. Flor1da. Gilmore, Mrs. Thomas Mrs. R. G. Greene returned man, Miss Amanda Miller, Maoon Friday after being a ter, Andy Berisford, Miss medical patient at Pleasant lene Weaver, all from New Hospital, Haven, Out of lown guests tending were Mrs. Mathilda Noble, Mrs. steve Noble, Mrs. Bud, Casey, Mrs. Ralph Sarson, Mrs.. Stanley Harbour, Mr 1 , William stump, Mrs. Nate Woods, Mrs. Vera Dodson, Miss FOOlWEAR AT ALL TIMES ·- For matching your Easter out· fit . . solid sprlna colors and LADIES' EASTER ' (hapman ·Canaday MIUINERY $1.99-$2,99 u·sED CARS Wnot!fled. LADIES EASTER outfit . . . select from . blacks, white and colors in the newest tn beg fa. sbions. A FINE SELECTION OF TOP QUALITY Need not he present to win. Winner will Dainty white atoves Ju streteb .. ... size fits aiL The perfect bandbag for that perfect cern. CAtENDAR Uncover · N aturalizer's comfort secret Easter. a Mrs. Betzing spoke briefly : ~elevisio~ tracer camera mak- 1 WASHl NGTON -The Senate BABY CHICKS :md lhankrd the Council for ' mg ~ontmuous pictures of the appears ready !or quick approFrl. & Sat. Apr. 8-9 . kindness shown her. The mem- 1miSSile m fltght and the target val to the bill to give federal (with 8 Gal. of Ges ) hers .sang Happ)' Birthday to Impact. regulatory authorities broader Certified Gas Station d I" · Pomeroy · ('I• en~r-a s • watze1 an d IX> an 1 , control over the len ing po IcJes ·---B:;;a~r~nl~tz:O.---· - · ----~- kerSOUTH BEND, lnd.-..Studeba· of savings and loan assGci8· 1.-ii~::::i:======:::,:; - -----Corp . .ha~ a~nounced a tions. Chairman John Horne of . ~or FREE STRETCH NYLON GLOVES coata ln laminated wool and blended tal> ::::!::=~ - aunetted by the above cartoon. I LADIES WHITE A beautiful selection of Ladies new Ea!lter hrl- dal shower recently at the New Haven E.U.B. Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Mlller, Mra . Jack Flesher, Ml'l. Thomao Hollman and Mrs. Eddie Bumgarner. The gift table and refreshment table ~e decorated wlth umbrella, mm· lature bride and croom and bridesmaid, using the color scheme ol pink and green. Tholl< aUendlng were Mrs. Phil Bat!y, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. Jack Fleshor, Mrs . Eddie Bumgarner, Mrs . Harry MU!er, Mrs. c. A. AthOy, Mrs. Edward Bumgarner, Mrs. George Jewell, Mrs. J. c. Roush, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. James N. Roush, Mrs. Robert Tennant, Mr!, Charles Roush, Mr '· Howard Burris, Mrs. D. T. Roush, Mrs. William Gress, PO"'EROY, OHIO -,---, Now .......,. the eiul<CI leUo!'l to form the aurpriae anawer, aa · I slightly injured Sunday evenlng w~en their bus was struck F0 odo()•RaJR3 Event Planned TfUC.k'9A0 t0 Jn Aec!l•dent ·~ JIRll, HARBOUR &pNORED Mrs Cooke, and Mr. and Mrs. by. Baltimore and Ohio freight PT. PLEASANT - 'l'lle Sher· PT. PLEASANT - The an· :::• 6~:e;:a~i.!:i. B:. fng. The subject wao Heavtn. lolrlt. Dannie HarbOur, the Burns. tram at railroad crossing here. iff's Department lnveBillated nual band dinner sponsored Paul Hufl.;an . Leon· Leate; Song and prayer opened the former Dianne MOler, was bon· PERSONAI3 1 Treated ln Veterans Memorial a two vehicle mishap Tuesday by the lora! Band Boosters wlll Casto· pt Pieasant-' John meeting and after tbe de'lo:~;ll - OPPELE Five pas· sengers on a church bus were NEW HAVEN JJ ) I . ' --- RODA1VC BUS HIT BY TRAIN HARTFORD - :n [J 1 'Ddi.Y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 8,,1966-9 iT -l==·ns • PRUPE .,:y e,.; '' .SPORT SHIRTS Slm 8-M·L ~ee ~SSIS AND CHILOR!NS .~IRI!:AN MADE SNEAKERS nnlte, NMlty. SIHI 5 ,. 3 ... ~ '. " lluer ¥~;:-~ ~bY ·~ $,.·.94 I fll'o. . I �I\ • I Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., AJ!Iil ·Mrs. Pickens is nAIIker for Sr"'v I. ~~·· speaker when Group I of the ! I~ iP'i)l Church first United Pre~byt..enan of Middl•port mel Moo- ~l!liMmlLm-&.1·~""'-'~ e. lMI Dale Wlllburn, Mrs. Jack Col• man, Darlene Bender, Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Ray Pick· ens and Mrs. Bostic. _~;~;::!;;~~~;;!;! ~e~rtGiv_:n •cy, ~blejhooefilurJII!UI ... - Jet"' lo each lo 1111.._ fon. tour erdiiW'J worda. 1 1 Un InSpectiOn . . . . Edith Wakely. d"tr'ct depu d•~ d · or ty. was pment and gave her 1 th hom . ~ •lvj e;en11T1 3t' e e report on M01rrh 21 inspe<'lion t ! Mn. apu· k08 w. ese-nted an !when Theodorus Council ' ~ G~~· .,. trs. JC ensg."r w.11 • lh" I )augh1ers of Amt>rica, meI , 'I messa . -•• " d 111as er ~ ' them!. ''Things Unseen and Mon ay evening .at the 100~ . • of, Time Being Mo..qt Pl":'rious and Hal l. The Council was oomph. ~ < bu !<.lei-rilly B•lng Now ... She read ~ ~ented and given a grade of e1 Jn apgroprlate scripture pass- ( rllenl. on .Its ~ ork . . and rlosed with a pnem .. _ The meetmg opened in r~tual. •'Life." ' JStK' form W1th Oean Barmtz I I I () I I . ;;-;;;! ;-;!~ : ~!!~"~" ..'" LADIES' BEAUTIFUL EASTER COATS I rrxxxill rics . . . excellent colors for Sprln& and Mrs. Thomas Kelly gave the I counril~r. pre~idi_ng. . Mrs. Prialilll SURPRISE ANSWER ... . epening prayer nnd • Miss ~ Wa~el} and Edrth ~rtzm~ . asCharlotte Davidson read scriJ>- 1soc1ate state councilor, were (Antwr. ... tomorrow) . 't ture from John. The study Iwelromed. Reported ill were Ju...bki:VALUI BASIS AUTHOR OALU:Y II~ ! le-sson on ",J nnah in tht> Fi !\h" , E~na Bartels, Kathryn Good· /' l'~rd•f• Aan.-l;'r: WluJt G bou trltn Kl'U IW~ully a reuflnmb 111itl ~ WIS giv£>n br Mrs. F'red Lt•w is. , Will and Ednn Reibel and Lillian IMenant!mp{uyeeuWdfuraraiae-,.&AA.I.H&'' Durin~ thf bw.; mss session : Demos key and . Bet~y Denny / -~ ~ the group pl::tnnPd a food sale ~err reported m distress ha\'· ""'f for Mav 12 f£>a1ltr ing ham mg lost a father and grandfath- · ·-=-----=::-:---::---:::-::--:-- - - -- - ch~ese sal ad. The ham ~r b~· dt•ath. Marie H~~rk gave : \ -, · · &li4will sell for 7!1 r·rnts pr·r pound hr report of the audltmg com• and the ch"ese 59 cents r ri;Jitee. whJeh W"JS accepted. . .U f _ Fi~ pound. Mel~bt'r~ of the gr::p 1 A letter of thanks was sent , By UnUed Press lnttmatloaal stock. It is proposed to Issue ·· .· c; may be contaeted for the items. to the IOOF lodge for cleaning ! WASHINGTON - The N_avy one share of lhe new preferred ' en 1 Mr s. Richard Vau ~ han , prt•si- the hall for the rally. Mrs. · has selected North Amer1can (Gr each three shares of was dent. closed thr rnert.mg with \~a~ely th a~ked the Coundl for Aviation Inc. to design and common held. ,. Unl 1 the poem. ·· Tht~ Childrr n·s •havmg a nl<'e rally and also develop te·st models of a new However, co!llpany o£flc~.als Jowl Hour." ~1rs. Rostic served a Ithankr_d Pa rh member of the I television guided missile called said de-tail s of the plan may be , ' hy!)l dessert course til thn~f' presf'nt l r.omm1ttees .. She also announ· the Condor. Northrop Corp. was ' changed befo.re the annual · luffi including Mrs. Ed ward c rooks. ('('d a. meetmg _of _the Pa_st ! the other competitor for the 1meeting, wh1ch has been De Mrs. Fred Lew1s. :\1rs. R•rh· C~unc •lors As soc~atton of D1s- 1contract. delayed indefinitely by federal eo~ ard Vaughan. Mi5:; Charlo1te . ll tr~ 13. _for Arrtl 24. at Tup-- 1 Although details are secret, I court order because or the pro~ ~vid son . Mrs Jack Sfii1N- pe:s ~lams_ and e:~rplamed thai the Conder is known to be ; insurgency st orkholder fight .by her l twld . Miss Ho.<ot"'1la Lisle. Mrs. ~~· f_ counrJiors _of each ~~un.. planned as an airborne mi ss ile . K!E"iner. Bell & Co. and Alhed late.: - . -(fl m lhf'b dt~~nr: are ellgtble !system with a range of about . Products Corp. A _...__f";f or mrm ersh1p m U1e Assoe-- · . . _ _ ;r,i BUSIDeSS . u·I!II. ht l 1g S I I I ' • :::--"'~/ iet1on. 50 m1les. lncorpornt1on I ==-.o-....-=- OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 9 TO 9 proposed dtstnbutlon ln the ' the Federal Home Lean Bank nature of a stock div iffi!nd of ' Board testified that the finan- o~~ millio~ eh~res of $4.25 ' cial condilions and practices of d1vtdend convertible preferred 71 of the associations have given the board serious con- SOCIAL WEDNESDAY AMATEUR GAitOENER 'S Club or Middleport will Wednesday, April ! at 8 p.m. at the hnme of Mrs. Betty Cline, 24 Walnut-st., with Mrs. Russell Mills assisting hostess. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd will present Nesllod In tho back of the heel Is a small goring tha·t expands, surrounds, and hugs yoor heel. lucky you , , , to find a pump that refuses to slip, 13.99 Bone, Black Call, Black Pate'\!> Navy Others 12.99-15.99 WIN AN EASTER HAM FOR YOUR FAMILY .. ,, . AT CHAPMAN-CANADAY ... HAM CONTEST NAME .. ............•...•••••••• ADDRESS .. ....... . .... . ....... , .• PHONE ..•.•...... ...... , •• , :·•••• tbe program and roll call ret sponse will be a garden chore. THE POMEROY SHAKEspeare club will meet Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Dale Smith. THURSDAY EVANGELINE CHAPTER, OES, Middleport, will meet Thursday evening, April 7 at 7:30 p. m. lor the regul81" mee~ lng. LAUREL CLIFF Healtr club will meet clay evening at the home or Mrs. Lloyd Wright. ~'RIDAY ALBERT WOODAR!J, eminent commander, of Ohio Valley Commandtry, No. 24, K. T. has asked all Sir Knights oo meet at the temple Friday at 7 p. m. 00 attend Gnnd Friday service at the !"ederated Church. Sir Knights are welcome with or without uniform . OffiO VALLEY COMMANDery No. 24, KT will me•t at the Masonic TempiP Sunday at 6:30 a.m. oo attend Easter ser- vices at United Methodist Church. All Sir Knlgs are welcome with or without unifurm. ADDITIONAL immunization dinlcs are Thursday, 7. 9 p. m at school bus garage, Tuppers Plains and Friday 7 • 9 p. m. at Charlea Harris Packing House, Portland. SUNDAY EASTER SUNRISE service will be held at the Enterprise EUB church Sunday at 6 a.m., wltb the Youth Fellowship ln charge. Breakfast will follow ln the church dining room. • HEMLOCK GROVE church will hold Easter Sunrise servk:e Sunday, at & a.m. A special program wlll be presented at 7:30 p.m. · CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOES POMEROY, OHIO ·. "Clip out the "Bunny Coupon'', fill in name, address and phone 11umber. Deposit it in our box in store. No purch- .ue necessary. .;! In the MIMe Block Next ,.llloerhldt ~' POMIIOY'I QUALITY SHOI nou hi-fashion styles. $1.99 • $2.99 • $3.99 LADIES EASTER LADIES' excitlnely DRESSESEaster see BLOUSES our selection of new Fashions . . . your favorite colors and color combinations . . . all with the new look for Ladies Easter blouses in whites, solid colon and printed fashion tZ)ISpt·ing and Easter. designs . . . styled for Easter ou~ fit matcblne. Report Made By Detachment LADIES BUDGET PRICED EASTER DRESSES See this budget priced of excellent atyles ln solid color-s and fancy printed fabrics . . . you will love them all . Ladle~ Mesh- Plain $ 3 ·,99 Connie Harbour. SttEER ·SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE Sheer seamless nylon bOBe in your choice of mJcro mesh or flat knit .. the seasons newest shades •. ... Ladies' New Elster Style first quality. HANDBAGS l · palra for 62 Comet2 Door 6 cyl. Std. tr•na. •nd heater. Rldio eHI·Heels eSiacke · 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. 8 cyl. At Tt~nl., P. 63 Falcon 2 Dr. I JlleafMI Valley ilo.pJial CARMI!L ADMITTED: Mrs. Owen Dal· · . . IDn, Glenwood; Mrs. Elsie The Young Adult Clasl t lb h met 'th ___., Condee, Pt. Plealant; JiiiDIIS a e c urcb r...-..uy Ill Snyder, Vinton: Lucipcla Har- Tayloc, a"islant Jeailer.J111~Jd,- ll Radio and heater ' WITH NOVEL TIES 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. Hardtop, 289 tnglnl, stli'tdud trans. Radio 1nd httter NEW STYLES IN LADIES 65 Ford Gal. 500 64 Galaxie XL Conv.rtibl11, 8 cylinder, auto tnns., power tfHro ing, power brtkes 1nd windows, r•dlo & h"ter EASTER FLATS SOFT PLUSH New foot slimming Easter flats wjtl\ dainty b_ows and buckles that makes them as new ... select tiom black, bone or white . 4 to 9. ' BUNNIES Black, Bont White ASST. COLORS $1·'' 61 Olds 98 2 Door H.T. At tnns. All power, pair rldlo 1nd heeltr 63 Mercury Monte. 4 Dr. Auto. trent. Power stHrlng, r11dlo & heater 63 Thunderbird Hardtop, power sturlnv, power brakes, power win· dow1. 2 Dr. 60 Ford FRESH WHOLESOME-NOVELTY in your family . . . aolid colors and pair GI.RLS EASTER MIUINERY Features: DRE·ss SLACKS The easy to tan and olive. Mens Colorful New Elster MENS CAMPUS · BROADCLOTH ' DiUS '· TIES FaneyJ!alll!r tte. In your obolc:e of 4 In !land or the Reddl-Ued 111101. ' exc<llenl colon and delitPUt. 4 In ~and ••r.:t . . $1',00' •• SHIR,fS CLUB lite Couplea_ Club !M!II"I II tile bemUf' llr, and lfn. ~ 1111'111 011 FrJPy tvelllltc- DJD. . . - .-nt~· albolt aa.s. Jnc. Mr. and Mn. Jamea Dleltl, Jr., MI-. IDd llfn. Mel Cim, Mr. Lelllr Zortle, Mr. IIIII SPECIAL SALE PRICES! LADIES SPRING & EASTER .s 14'4 to ... - lal•- .. C•venltnt T•IM •Doon . tWinclow. tc:.J~~~ - u.,. COATS .00 Lemlneltd Cl'lpel •ndWoole Comporo 11$19.95 FURNITURE CO. L' ~ Frida~ Night Opening ' I ... . AT THE BONANZA- THURS.- FRI.•(' SAT. • ~ ' / GIRL'S BEAUTIFUL SPRING & EASTER ·RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT DRESSES Assorted Colors In Solids and Printed Patterns LADIES NEW SPRING DRESSES Comp1re11 $3.99 REG. 991 NEW FABRICS IN JUST EXCITING COLORS s Comp1re II $8.95 .00 each WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY 5Jc First Quality Extra AND TOYS CANDY FILLED 59c spt SHEER SEAMLESS to NYLON HOSE Roll UpSI"ve COTTON BLOUSES CHOICE OF MESH OR • Now FLAT KNIT Spri"'l Shtc111 . • Only LADIES LACE TRIMMED Comp•re It $1.29 99c to Sj-99 REG. $1.99 19in.SOFA PIUOWS ecordona Early America• Prints ONE SIZE FITS ALL c e Sl!el 11-lf·L ASSORTED COLORS STRETCH GLOVES HALF SLIPS •. EASm BUNNIES For Your Spring Outfit LADIES WHITE NYLON DOUBLE FRONT SHADOW PANEL e Pastel Colora e Lace Trlmme4 Soft, Cuddly Plush SS! polra For e sse FASHIONABLE EASTER STYLED ~, LADIES SPRING & EASTER MILLINERY IRutlful Ellll!llbl• MetchlntJ CompiN REG. $1.99 4Yd. Length FOOTWEAR At Economy Prlcts CHILDREN$ NEW EASTER STYLES _ _ 1.88 LITTLE GIRLS WHITE OR BLACK STRAPS _ _ PUMPS IIBAVY TICKING COVERING In Wltlte, Bilek, Bone . ,... DRESS sz 9' Womon'a·Dreu Haol PRINTS Aul Patterns • • \I ~-Mtdt SNWEIS T!., , , .. !l'_lenty on H1nd . e Discontinuin~ MASON, W. VA. Sizes 3 to 6x- 7 tol4 Slle1 FOr All YciUrNi•d•- LOw PriM ' STORE HOURS: Open Every Day, All Doy Until 5:30 PM Seturdoyo NJvht Til 8:00 MASON Large Bed Pillows eFioorihe PICKENS HARDWARE REG. $1.00 I to 10 ' SHORT $&,liVE STYLI ., .:. fit!__ ;;:·..-~loi ,.L '299 SHREDDED FOAM FIWD eFraml!ltLumber • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~=-·········iiliiii ,_..S PAN.CY COTTON ~~ ONLY . . Mr. and Mn. Harry Miller IDd Mr. and Mn. RoiJerl ~ were . *1110111 1111 III8IDben o1 $]-99 eare for Dress Slacks that never needs ironing . . . favor· ite Spring co~ors of black, DIE SHOE BOX ClOVPI.Ji:8 cy trims. $1-00 and wtiiedll band student an4 are priced at $1.50 for adults: cblldren 6 tllrough 12 years, $1 and chD· dren und~r 8 years free when accomparued by parenta. Mrs. Harry Snowden and Mro Dale Nibert are """""hairmen: All proceeds are used tor the New Furniture ..., . ...... - POWER. MOY/US . •ncl ' ·House Cleaning ~ NEEDS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 •• SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9. ........ , •••••••• MISS HUFF'Y' 3 ROOMS Serving wllt he !rom 11:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. and Ucl<ets: may be obtained from 1 n y I . J...':' A\ltOmltiPHy-. Shop Pickem FOr · ' 'Your Syrus, l SHOP FOR SPRING AND EASTER NOW . . MARRIAGE UCENSE PT. PLEASANT- Three pies have made for marriage licenses the office of the County Clerk. Applylng were: Charlea Eugene Morgan, 24, Cottageville, and Allee Juanita Carpenter, 18, Letart: Donald Arthur Bowen, 34, Pt. Pleasant, and Phyllis Jean Kincade, 30, Pl Pleasant: Burl Lee Duncan, 18, Henderson, and Sharon Kay Stover, 18, Apple Grove. Sendisg gifta were Miss dy Tennant, Mrs. Dallas WalkPolice detachment beader, Mrs. Pansy Fry, Mrs.. ed by Sgt. Howard Parks has James King, Mrs. Thelma its activity report lor bert, Mrs. Juanlla Fry, Mrs. March. It showed: Carl Gibbs, Mrs. Cecil DlUlcan, Investigation ol three lataHMrs. Tbom.as Grinstead, Mrs. Ues; four otber accidents inBethel Vance, Mrs. carroll Ad· volving $6,900 property · damage ams, Jr., Mrs. H. J. Burris, and Injuries 1o three persons; Mrs. Robert Cooke, Mrs. Earl recovered $6!4 worth sUllen Ewing, Mrs. George Carson, perty and returned it to Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Della lui owners;· Issued 49 warning Lt. Clrarlene Suneson was Newland, Mrs. Jack Stevens, notlcea. of motor vehicle cnde· the first woman ever aaslgned Mrs. Rome Harbour, Mra . Blll one felony 1.,...1, made lo sen duty as a line officer of Howard, Mrs. Larry Lamas- road law misdemeanor arrests· the United Slat•• Navy. ters, Mrs. Larry Cheesebrew, seven other misdemeanor ar~ Mrs. Bill Zuspan.. rests Including lntoxciatlon bad LUTHERAN CHURCH ME:-1 checks assault and batter'y The Honorable Judge James Man" hours expended lnciudLee Thompson, Judge of the ed 40 hours giving drivers exCirtcult Cocurts _of Mason and ams; 205 hours fn olfic:e cornPu nam ounlles was guest pletlng records and reports-speaker at the regular dinner 193 hours on inveBiigaUons ;f Tht llt1tt llhot lilr ..... meeting of the Lutheran criminal violations: 8 hours Church Men at St Paul's nl •'• • - - II fltrfoc:t ll)llt. Lutheran Churcb lnvoc e otO1ng w..,.ht laws on high' Riehl pflct,IIIOI lion was given by Jose~ ways; I hours on school bus $10.99 Paugh and the Scrll(ture les- Inspections, and 18 hours ln r ..,,......, llu:IJic .. .._. son was read by Robert Layne. court on criminal cases. Those attending were Duane Church, I)ean Sobol~ Henry Registrants May Buck, Jr., Henry Roney, John Wlll, Wllllam Russell, Harry Sign up Saturday Layne, Lloyd Roosh, Wllllam PT. PLEASANT _ L. W., R. Powell, Harold Rose, James . La c ll MilliOn County Clerk, yne, arro Adams, Jr . , announces his office wlll Joseph Paugh, Robert Layne ,... Rev. Jack T. Welch, gueats Val: main open late Sallll'<llly, Ap- ' lie Toney and Judge Themp. rll, 9th ID give res.ldents an opson. portunlty ID register before regLADIES NIGifl' AT ROTARY IStraUo~ deadline for the May Ladles Night was observed lllttt prtmary election. The Counnt the regular dinner meeting ty office usually closing at of the Rotary Club held on noon on Saturday will remain Thuraday evening at Hartford open this week until f p.m. Methodist Church wltb lbe la· p.....,na who wDI he 21 oa or dlea ol the cburch serving the belore the general election meal. Rw.:sell CApehart present- may regiater ROW and vote In ed the program, 1 111m IILACK 08 the primary elec:tlon. Voters "Water Pollution" and what is must live In the slate one PATENT being done by the various planta ln the county 10 days ln the Oblo and Kanawha VIJ. the preeind IG days. leys tD lmprtvt tlle COIICIJiloL Women, who llavt cl. Those attendlng """' .Mr. lbelr lamt by lllllrriage 1111111 and M!'l. Robert Gilmore,, .Mr. also reglater. and Mrs. Edwin Stein, .Mr. and ---Mrs. Harry Mlller, Mr. and Travel enlbustaata,ll tlle U. Mrs. Mel Clark, Rev. aod Mn. Stalel apentl ID elllma~ , Middleport, 0. llfll'CUI 1\-oup, .Mr. IDd Mn. $80 bW1on annaallyJa lbelr Ira., Rome Wllllaini!OD, .Mr. and Mrs: Rlclrard 0111, .Mr. and Mrs. Ai-lhur Thall<!!, Mr. and M ra. Lloyd Roush, Mr. and llfrL Donalti"F. Roulb, Mr. and Mn. Jluuoii Capehart, Mr. 1D d Mrs. Harman Layne, Mr. and Mn.· Jacl: ll'lelber, Mr. Frank Calltlllart and Mr. Nelsoa Jt~t- nlnp. Toppers and bonnell in white and aaaorted colon witb fan· RAY RIGGS, INC. ATHEt.IS, 0. Sl.99 $1.99_$3~99 1 Dr. Hardtop. VI, st1ndo ard trans. R1dlo & hHter PHONE 593-6601 • Boy• Oxford• eGirle Strapa and Patenlt bright happy printed patterns wilb damty trims ... all machine wuh· able S to 6X and 7 to 14 59 Ford Galaxie RAY RIGGS, INC. have Deal styled oxfords with rubber heels. Cute dress 11¥105 for lbe little miss Conv. 352 "'"'· Std. trent. lbdlo 1nd h11tlr MlddiOIIOrt lass . . . select for the little girls new patents or straps . . . tor the boy we DRESSES 63 Ford Gal. 500 US~OCARLOT Locust & Syc1mor1 Sts, FOOTWEAR CUTE NEW STYLES SPRING & EASTER 62 Thunderbird Keith Goble Ford BOYS NEW Footwear for the lad or H1rdtop, power stHrlng, J)OWtr brlket, power win· dows, 1ir conditioning. '2 Dr. t,5 Ford Fair. 500 AND EASTER STYLE Treot lht family to wholesome candy this Eamr . . . no.olty aosorlment . . . doliciauely frtsh. Ing 1 Dr.· H1rdfop; ·'llt •nl" lne, Cruislm1tlc tr1nt Low ml1eqe. GIRLS EASTER CANDIES Country S'ldan, St1tlon Wagon 4 dr. 8 cyl. ~a.lto trans. with 1lr condition- • • be held Sunday, April 17 at the Rlcru:.ond: West ~umbla. al _period refreshments Ul'diruutce scnoot catel81"11. .. , :::;o;:~ !:;· ~-!'. :::::! ~.p . The dinner was formerly DISCHARGED: ~ Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. ltOJlllel'll smorgasbord but Ibis year Crown City; Jamo.s R.. Bigg•, -~ndor•on and •on, Ml!<e, be a food-o-rama and will Mason; Theodore Smilh, Le- Evelyn Holter, Mrs. Ma~~:JI lure tried chicken, baked ;~;:j!~~H:el:e~n~M:e:ad~ow~s,~M~U~ID~n~R~t.~Sc~ar~b~ro~ug~h~an~d~Mi=·.,~:; meat loaf, corn, peas, Ann Carleton. beans, mashed potatoes, salad jello saled cake cooki~s coffee 'mn~ 'and rolls. ' ' band · The EASm BASKETS 6 cylinder, st.. ndird trans. Canv. 352 eng. Std. tran1., rtdio and heeter .1J CANDY FILLED steering, rtdlo end heater .., TAKE TE8T PT. 49 PLEASANT _ Forty • t hospital. nine stndents of the county's three · Junior High achools' eighth grades took t,he Golden Horseshoe test Tuesday at Ordnance sch00111 n by Otis R" ve "!~!-Th~ tests relate to West Vlf· gm" HtSoory and wlll he graded by !he State Department of Educatton and the four county wmners will go ID Ch81"lesoon for ceremorues ol May ath. s2 Hi-fashion in Easter F08twear . .. select from smart heels or popu. lar stacks in white, bone and black .. . sizes 4 to 9. Mens Spring PERM·PRESS IS N. COURT ST. EXCELLENT STYLES New Styles For Easter Mr F.d~or T..yn• ""' In 1Hospital m Pomeroy wer~ the at 1:30 p.m. resultlbg ln $200 Wheeling, W. Va. I'!Veral daya bus driver Rev. DaVld D. ~UllOa, property damage but nq perlast week due oo the death of Jr., 42, New Haven, lac.eratlon .sonal Injuries. . bls father·ln-law, Mr. Wald ol the lip; Daryl McCoy, 52 . It rred h tru k Weaver. Hartford, scalp la,.,ratton: Mary . occu . " en 1 c Mr. and Mrs. Herman Layne Ann Parker, 15, Hartford, la· driven by Joseph Lee Barker, have returned home after spend- ceraUon of the left ankle: Har- 45, Glenwood, traveling north ing a month's vacation at old Parker, 10 Hartford, shock, on Rt. Z, was intending ID enClearwaler Reach, Florida. and Wilham Ashby, 11, Har~ ter Jhe offshoot on lbe highway Mra. Roy Dale Grimm, Jr. ford, laceration about tbe eye. to weigh his truck, missed It, ha& returned home a«er being The bus was hit by the train and when !lacking up, atriiCk a patient at Holzer Hospital. as 1t crossed the track. the car behind driven by James Mr. and Mrs. Joe McComb of R. Richardson, 23, Ashton, W. Pittsburgh, Pa. spent the week· DIVORCE ORDERED Va. Neither driver was cited. end bore visiting her parents, PT PLEASANT A d A •• ll led 1 tb Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Roush, and · - n or er . . rres~ s a e county Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roush. has be~ e~tered lD the olltce Jatl mclude William Estep, 21, It is reported that Johnny of the C1rcutt Clerk grantmg a West Columbia, charged wilb Roush, a patient at Thomas divorce oo Barbara Ellen Me- petty larceny, and Baroon Pear· Memorial Hospital in Charle&- Darnel . from Robert . Elsworth son, 26, Rt. 1 Pl. Pleasant, non· ton, is improving alter his re- McOaruel. The plamtiH was aupport. The Sherlfl'o depar~ cent heart attack. also g~anted care and custody ment also apprehended two Tennant has been • of thetr two mfant children, ~apees !rom LekiB State Hospatient at Medical Cenpttal and returned them oo tbe Mrs. Kermit C. A. Thomas Hospllai at Galllpolis Weaver, Mrs.Gress, MartinMrs. BerlsParsons lias been •· a ford, Ml'l. Thelma Capehart. p~tlent at Pleasant ValMrs. James Gress, Mrs. Wll· ley Hospttal. bur Webb, Mrs. Bernard Liev· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson JOg, Mrs. Wlllta~ McFarland, have returned home f r o m Mrs. Dou~Jas Miller, Mr s. the wmter months at Otha Llevmg, Mrs. Flor1da. Gilmore, Mrs. Thomas Mrs. R. G. Greene returned man, Miss Amanda Miller, Maoon Friday after being a ter, Andy Berisford, Miss medical patient at Pleasant lene Weaver, all from New Hospital, Haven, Out of lown guests tending were Mrs. Mathilda Noble, Mrs. steve Noble, Mrs. Bud, Casey, Mrs. Ralph Sarson, Mrs.. Stanley Harbour, Mr 1 , William stump, Mrs. Nate Woods, Mrs. Vera Dodson, Miss FOOlWEAR AT ALL TIMES ·- For matching your Easter out· fit . . solid sprlna colors and LADIES' EASTER ' (hapman ·Canaday MIUINERY $1.99-$2,99 u·sED CARS Wnot!fled. LADIES EASTER outfit . . . select from . blacks, white and colors in the newest tn beg fa. sbions. A FINE SELECTION OF TOP QUALITY Need not he present to win. Winner will Dainty white atoves Ju streteb .. ... size fits aiL The perfect bandbag for that perfect cern. CAtENDAR Uncover · N aturalizer's comfort secret Easter. a Mrs. Betzing spoke briefly : ~elevisio~ tracer camera mak- 1 WASHl NGTON -The Senate BABY CHICKS :md lhankrd the Council for ' mg ~ontmuous pictures of the appears ready !or quick approFrl. & Sat. Apr. 8-9 . kindness shown her. The mem- 1miSSile m fltght and the target val to the bill to give federal (with 8 Gal. of Ges ) hers .sang Happ)' Birthday to Impact. regulatory authorities broader Certified Gas Station d I" · Pomeroy · ('I• en~r-a s • watze1 an d IX> an 1 , control over the len ing po IcJes ·---B:;;a~r~nl~tz:O.---· - · ----~- kerSOUTH BEND, lnd.-..Studeba· of savings and loan assGci8· 1.-ii~::::i:======:::,:; - -----Corp . .ha~ a~nounced a tions. Chairman John Horne of . ~or FREE STRETCH NYLON GLOVES coata ln laminated wool and blended tal> ::::!::=~ - aunetted by the above cartoon. I LADIES WHITE A beautiful selection of Ladies new Ea!lter hrl- dal shower recently at the New Haven E.U.B. Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Mlller, Mra . Jack Flesher, Ml'l. Thomao Hollman and Mrs. Eddie Bumgarner. The gift table and refreshment table ~e decorated wlth umbrella, mm· lature bride and croom and bridesmaid, using the color scheme ol pink and green. Tholl< aUendlng were Mrs. Phil Bat!y, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. Jack Fleshor, Mrs . Eddie Bumgarner, Mrs . Harry MU!er, Mrs. c. A. AthOy, Mrs. Edward Bumgarner, Mrs. George Jewell, Mrs. J. c. Roush, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. James N. Roush, Mrs. Robert Tennant, Mr!, Charles Roush, Mr '· Howard Burris, Mrs. D. T. Roush, Mrs. William Gress, PO"'EROY, OHIO -,---, Now .......,. the eiul<CI leUo!'l to form the aurpriae anawer, aa · I slightly injured Sunday evenlng w~en their bus was struck F0 odo()•RaJR3 Event Planned TfUC.k'9A0 t0 Jn Aec!l•dent ·~ JIRll, HARBOUR &pNORED Mrs Cooke, and Mr. and Mrs. by. Baltimore and Ohio freight PT. PLEASANT - 'l'lle Sher· PT. PLEASANT - The an· :::• 6~:e;:a~i.!:i. B:. fng. The subject wao Heavtn. lolrlt. Dannie HarbOur, the Burns. tram at railroad crossing here. iff's Department lnveBillated nual band dinner sponsored Paul Hufl.;an . Leon· Leate; Song and prayer opened the former Dianne MOler, was bon· PERSONAI3 1 Treated ln Veterans Memorial a two vehicle mishap Tuesday by the lora! Band Boosters wlll Casto· pt Pieasant-' John meeting and after tbe de'lo:~;ll - OPPELE Five pas· sengers on a church bus were NEW HAVEN JJ ) I . ' --- RODA1VC BUS HIT BY TRAIN HARTFORD - :n [J 1 'Ddi.Y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 8,,1966-9 iT -l==·ns • PRUPE .,:y e,.; '' .SPORT SHIRTS Slm 8-M·L ~ee ~SSIS AND CHILOR!NS .~IRI!:AN MADE SNEAKERS nnlte, NMlty. SIHI 5 ,. 3 ... ~ '. " lluer ¥~;:-~ ~bY ·~ $,.·.94 I fll'o. . I �,. \ , ," ' ' ' • • DaUy SenUne~ . Pomeroy.M:Iddleport. 0 .• April 8. 1966-11 -- -- - .Voice of Broadway· -----~---· Committees Activated ' JOI THESE R $50 Wimaer• $1000 • Mrt. Doltl' ......... Rlplq, W. YL Mrt. Lolo ....... ~-... VI- W. ,., ...... • "-Colvin ..,.... ....... •Mrt.l- u.......... PIY!IftiVIIII,W.YL - . . .CIIIItoslln. r·------------~-------~, · Clay Ordered w. v........ : - . . Clhlo : 1 ....,_._....,.,K_, lllo - YMI11 lwo botlo ol Ocean Perch ....... ..- 45c Armour or Val Decker . S -·- F........ I'. D. DHAM Shrimp ....... __ . . :,\;: $2.19 ..... . . Perch or Cod --- ____ 1!: 45e FULL SHANK HALF I· ·'"'· Haddock or Flounder ••• • • 5 Delicioua Flavor~ • •• • KROGER EGGS doz. (/fill KROGER FLOUR loi~Riolng Kroger Large I • JOIN ALL THE TUPPERS PLAINS Lllll>r'• ....... ~ FINEST SElECTION OF Cllllnlr. ......... ROYAL PRINCE Pineapple •_.. ____ 4 ':..!~ $1 Sugar------------ 6 ~ $1 ~Cream Cheese •• _-. :;: 29c: = . RUTLAND, 2 .!!! Cans - .......... ,,...,. CHIP ITIAKI llop.4-N6 Strawberries large CAKE IX Kroger Pure ..- HaUJGiftm Schizophrenia Combatted With Vitamin bo~ee Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING QT. JAR • • • Spotlight Bean • lb. bag ••••• • • • PURI'Il FOl EASTER BASKET $1.25 •• •••••• 49c clb \ ( s;MORRELL CANNm HAM s ~N $4.99 MORRELL CANNED Pl(:NIC • 5 ~ SJ-99 SPECIAL Golden Rli» STOKELY • • ASSORTID CHOalATII 1U• $1.60 • 99c -rnm«jGOLDREN-RIPE ' BANANAS .. $2.19 Lilies , ......... .. $2.39 Tulips -------LuaaaC Me.lum box 35o SHANK HALf 4 .. , ...... Ji~59c Sunshlno CASUALS All Purposo Crockoro or ----· Azaleas QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED WHOLE 19-oz•. CO'FFEE. PRICES EFFECTIVE TIIURS.·FRI.·SAT. APR. 7·8·9 SMOKED EASTER 8wtJIIId4wn ' "Eater Potted Planti" Mums.:~- OHIO (Konnoth Davis) Ice Creatn. ..... ........ .. ..... 69c Coltllo Dental Cream •. -~~-~ • .... 59e ANGEL FOOD ORANGE EAPPLE EASTER FOODS. YAMS Doo- Light & - - & _......,. Fndt Cocktail--------- 3 ~"'$1 Arlo .,Chunk ....... Tuna----------- 4:.. ~ $1 B'1g KDrinks ------·--12 -_ $1 Mart. Alurtld Plftor Cream Pies----------- 4 $1 IJattiiM $1 Instant Coffee-----····· K-lrlnll Sweet Potatoes------·· 4 :: $1 Peas --------- &:,.• $1 .. Kltt W.l(. scon ICM;di~m TOWELS Yellow Com---------- 2 '!:. 39c K_.. 3::$1 Cottage Cheese-·----- 2 !.. 49c lmbouy Salad Dressing •_•• ___ _ .,...39c BUNNIES HOPPING TOWARD CLOVER FARM FOR THE SPECIAL •Eater Fauoritetl' lb. K...., • • ,_,_ IIy 5 ~~ 45c R... or - - - .. 49e K- Grade A Medium • _.. Cll'lltr -Hom DuckHnp ,_,,_, ........... . • • • • • • • ••••• .VALUE STAMPS ~~~. PUT OUR QUALITY FOOD ON YOUR Brand Poultr11 Sale" ~keys-~-~------- 1-oz. box . : J I(,_GrooloA Can I '150 TOP 20or.111r11.w.... "Krot~er 10 lb. •••• M11-T•Fine I · Roasting Chicken4 ~~ . . . . 45e No. 2¥2 cans In Observance Of GOOD FRIDAY OHIO POWER COMPANY. L Lamb Sirloin Steak lb. $1JJ9 Lamb Loin Clwp1lb. $1J9 tf ham h on the mtnU for your Int. .,. Olnw, _., wtlt fill ehl 1111 INnutt - ..., 1 Dubuque Cann.. Htm dll1 week at Kroger while lll•r'ro II lhlo low, low prl•. .-PINEAPPLE I PUDDI s .. I ....-....... • ' : I I I I I I ...~ ............ -lno ielbas . .. fJ Star Fire Sliced A...lolllolo"'lo ---·... ,... ...,. •.... - lb ......-. APRIL 8 ----------------------- Genuine Smoked Polllh Soruo(le lb. \ =- 49c 1 I LEG·O· "Seafood Speciala" ..............lly ....~ :f : I : OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON : . BEGIN AT KROG.ER! i' ' NOTICE! FRUIT Prunes ------•·!."• Z ~ 59c• Fresh Beets _. ~ • Z""""'"25c STOKELY TOMATO JUICE --~--46c~ 29c STOKELY BARTLEn PEAR HALV I I - - - IAAXWILL HOUSI LB. COFPII, REG. OR DRIP - - - CAN 3 No.1!'! .... cans .,.00 $1;25 .NEW ........... ........ ., .... ._. ....... • ., ICE MILK lllloti 49 'c ."'.,.... 79c BETTY CROCKIII Pll CRUIT MIX - - BAKERS ANGEL FLAKI COCONUT _ _ _ _ _ 7 UZOLA OIL 24 oz. OZ. - - - - - . - - ITL SPECIAL SHEDD'S CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER FAiaMoNr DAIRY FAIR ' 2::39c COCKTAIL -~- 'If· STORE SPECIALS 3 lb. •tar 31c 59( ' �,. \ , ," ' ' ' • • DaUy SenUne~ . Pomeroy.M:Iddleport. 0 .• April 8. 1966-11 -- -- - .Voice of Broadway· -----~---· Committees Activated ' JOI THESE R $50 Wimaer• $1000 • Mrt. Doltl' ......... Rlplq, W. YL Mrt. Lolo ....... ~-... VI- W. ,., ...... • "-Colvin ..,.... ....... •Mrt.l- u.......... PIY!IftiVIIII,W.YL - . . .CIIIItoslln. r·------------~-------~, · Clay Ordered w. v........ : - . . Clhlo : 1 ....,_._....,.,K_, lllo - YMI11 lwo botlo ol Ocean Perch ....... ..- 45c Armour or Val Decker . S -·- F........ I'. D. DHAM Shrimp ....... __ . . :,\;: $2.19 ..... . . Perch or Cod --- ____ 1!: 45e FULL SHANK HALF I· ·'"'· Haddock or Flounder ••• • • 5 Delicioua Flavor~ • •• • KROGER EGGS doz. (/fill KROGER FLOUR loi~Riolng Kroger Large I • JOIN ALL THE TUPPERS PLAINS Lllll>r'• ....... ~ FINEST SElECTION OF Cllllnlr. ......... ROYAL PRINCE Pineapple •_.. ____ 4 ':..!~ $1 Sugar------------ 6 ~ $1 ~Cream Cheese •• _-. :;: 29c: = . RUTLAND, 2 .!!! Cans - .......... ,,...,. CHIP ITIAKI llop.4-N6 Strawberries large CAKE IX Kroger Pure ..- HaUJGiftm Schizophrenia Combatted With Vitamin bo~ee Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING QT. JAR • • • Spotlight Bean • lb. bag ••••• • • • PURI'Il FOl EASTER BASKET $1.25 •• •••••• 49c clb \ ( s;MORRELL CANNm HAM s ~N $4.99 MORRELL CANNED Pl(:NIC • 5 ~ SJ-99 SPECIAL Golden Rli» STOKELY • • ASSORTID CHOalATII 1U• $1.60 • 99c -rnm«jGOLDREN-RIPE ' BANANAS .. $2.19 Lilies , ......... .. $2.39 Tulips -------LuaaaC Me.lum box 35o SHANK HALf 4 .. , ...... Ji~59c Sunshlno CASUALS All Purposo Crockoro or ----· Azaleas QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED WHOLE 19-oz•. CO'FFEE. PRICES EFFECTIVE TIIURS.·FRI.·SAT. APR. 7·8·9 SMOKED EASTER 8wtJIIId4wn ' "Eater Potted Planti" Mums.:~- OHIO (Konnoth Davis) Ice Creatn. ..... ........ .. ..... 69c Coltllo Dental Cream •. -~~-~ • .... 59e ANGEL FOOD ORANGE EAPPLE EASTER FOODS. YAMS Doo- Light & - - & _......,. Fndt Cocktail--------- 3 ~"'$1 Arlo .,Chunk ....... Tuna----------- 4:.. ~ $1 B'1g KDrinks ------·--12 -_ $1 Mart. Alurtld Plftor Cream Pies----------- 4 $1 IJattiiM $1 Instant Coffee-----····· K-lrlnll Sweet Potatoes------·· 4 :: $1 Peas --------- &:,.• $1 .. Kltt W.l(. scon ICM;di~m TOWELS Yellow Com---------- 2 '!:. 39c K_.. 3::$1 Cottage Cheese-·----- 2 !.. 49c lmbouy Salad Dressing •_•• ___ _ .,...39c BUNNIES HOPPING TOWARD CLOVER FARM FOR THE SPECIAL •Eater Fauoritetl' lb. K...., • • ,_,_ IIy 5 ~~ 45c R... or - - - .. 49e K- Grade A Medium • _.. Cll'lltr -Hom DuckHnp ,_,,_, ........... . • • • • • • • ••••• .VALUE STAMPS ~~~. PUT OUR QUALITY FOOD ON YOUR Brand Poultr11 Sale" ~keys-~-~------- 1-oz. box . : J I(,_GrooloA Can I '150 TOP 20or.111r11.w.... "Krot~er 10 lb. •••• M11-T•Fine I · Roasting Chicken4 ~~ . . . . 45e No. 2¥2 cans In Observance Of GOOD FRIDAY OHIO POWER COMPANY. L Lamb Sirloin Steak lb. $1JJ9 Lamb Loin Clwp1lb. $1J9 tf ham h on the mtnU for your Int. .,. Olnw, _., wtlt fill ehl 1111 INnutt - ..., 1 Dubuque Cann.. Htm dll1 week at Kroger while lll•r'ro II lhlo low, low prl•. .-PINEAPPLE I PUDDI s .. I ....-....... • ' : I I I I I I ...~ ............ -lno ielbas . .. fJ Star Fire Sliced A...lolllolo"'lo ---·... ,... ...,. •.... - lb ......-. APRIL 8 ----------------------- Genuine Smoked Polllh Soruo(le lb. \ =- 49c 1 I LEG·O· "Seafood Speciala" ..............lly ....~ :f : I : OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON : . BEGIN AT KROG.ER! i' ' NOTICE! FRUIT Prunes ------•·!."• Z ~ 59c• Fresh Beets _. ~ • Z""""'"25c STOKELY TOMATO JUICE --~--46c~ 29c STOKELY BARTLEn PEAR HALV I I - - - IAAXWILL HOUSI LB. COFPII, REG. OR DRIP - - - CAN 3 No.1!'! .... cans .,.00 $1;25 .NEW ........... ........ ., .... ._. ....... • ., ICE MILK lllloti 49 'c ."'.,.... 79c BETTY CROCKIII Pll CRUIT MIX - - BAKERS ANGEL FLAKI COCONUT _ _ _ _ _ 7 UZOLA OIL 24 oz. OZ. - - - - - . - - ITL SPECIAL SHEDD'S CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER FAiaMoNr DAIRY FAIR ' 2::39c COCKTAIL -~- 'If· STORE SPECIALS 3 lb. •tar 31c 59( ' �' - ~ "' ,t' ': . I· - '' .( ' '. ' •, <" ' ':- I Get Extra Cash The Want Ad \Yay ly. PIED WSWIF;LL . ITORI HOURS1 MondiY tiiN 'l1lundiY 1:00 to 6dJt. PIIDAY aND SATURDAY, 8=110 To 8:00 ' . ~· 1 Q s ·Market 4-6 - 4 .... $1 ------- -- ---WIN AN EASTER HAM FOR THE FAMILYI A. M, to P' M. DIIIV 1:11 4. M. to 11101 NMft IT'I 10 lASt FIQ ond ~:'/,"" tin TO •I.ACI A ·1- boxlnouutOTI 'l ifULf PIIOIIUCIM8 WANT AD lftHC::JNE WY 2·11 56 ~ NAME . · ··· · ····•••·•••••••••••• ADDRESS . .•••••••••• WEDDING .- PHOTOGRAPHS I ••••••• I ••• PHON! . .•••••••••••••••••••••••• DtN a.f•~: ...,... Oaw!.&)t vot. !Q, '••• DM4 fttceda. err. lHATS lJ.l£ ~~; \IJI'IH iiiEsE BIG 00/S~THEV P1rc11 No. 1: 'I'M fodowbal( t•orllttd '*1.1 Mtate llltlllled lD Lhe Vlll11e of Mlddle()O.I'L, Jlela cowlly, ott\01 ; JUST t:(tJT WDER\WIND WHAT DEMOCAAcV IS AlL ABOUT! 11' The Quality You ' l phoneGI, \>JJt ~ he w3~n 't there• l hsr me! a•ked Nina to nave :: Will Vtlut For . . GASULINI! ALLEY A Lifetime / GROVER'S STUDIO 8y ART SANSOM i 1-r ! I I -IV\IJD-P!CKE'D iH[;Cl<EW MYSEJ.f! AU. ~~~ liCK TRACY By CHESTER GO' JLD '(OU! ly HAROLD GRAY ABBIE ANO SLATS Modern R1nch Style .... -""" WY 2-2193 26. OOuntr AI.; mem· •tton oervlce. Jark's In Oonlral w-.. Canada HOUSE or1llon, Now Haveo. TU MS3'1 f 8 tie 29.Tooro 31, llold 2't. Bamllooo M.tucuw llke28. Urla" novel 35. Identical 36. Ha.stllled PIZZA By SCHULZ 3 Bedrooms. wall to wall car· pet. paneled, ll1r t!OIIdllloned, Between Pomeroy • Ch-, Ohio on Boule V, Priced to sell. AT ITS GREATEST 40. And: Lat. PlaiD or wllll po~PifOIII • ...,.,._ muabltoDi. hem at oombJaaljoDI. r or 1:1" Silo ....75c to 1.50 Comtlllll C.rry.Out lorYlCI CALL WY 2-9905 Plclc up At G. & G. CAFE 111 W. MAIN POMIROY UllltBC IYPO YVOJ BP BP VOLJWPBO Wll QP:SB:D.-JU~QQO YMicaa.,.. ~ ftlla ARP OP LIN U . 1M .A, CONSTA!IT IIIW>JUSTMII:NT TO 00R 111J11R0011DD10 ~ Oblo. Ulll ! ., . "'-': ' - '' ' ' .'· ~ ' ,. \ �' - ~ "' ,t' ': . I· - '' .( ' '. ' •, <" ' ':- I Get Extra Cash The Want Ad \Yay ly. PIED WSWIF;LL . ITORI HOURS1 MondiY tiiN 'l1lundiY 1:00 to 6dJt. PIIDAY aND SATURDAY, 8=110 To 8:00 ' . ~· 1 Q s ·Market 4-6 - 4 .... $1 ------- -- ---WIN AN EASTER HAM FOR THE FAMILYI A. M, to P' M. DIIIV 1:11 4. M. to 11101 NMft IT'I 10 lASt FIQ ond ~:'/,"" tin TO •I.ACI A ·1- boxlnouutOTI 'l ifULf PIIOIIUCIM8 WANT AD lftHC::JNE WY 2·11 56 ~ NAME . · ··· · ····•••·•••••••••••• ADDRESS . .•••••••••• WEDDING .- PHOTOGRAPHS I ••••••• I ••• PHON! . .•••••••••••••••••••••••• DtN a.f•~: ...,... Oaw!.&)t vot. !Q, '••• DM4 fttceda. err. lHATS lJ.l£ ~~; \IJI'IH iiiEsE BIG 00/S~THEV P1rc11 No. 1: 'I'M fodowbal( t•orllttd '*1.1 Mtate llltlllled lD Lhe Vlll11e of Mlddle()O.I'L, Jlela cowlly, ott\01 ; JUST t:(tJT WDER\WIND WHAT DEMOCAAcV IS AlL ABOUT! 11' The Quality You ' l phoneGI, \>JJt ~ he w3~n 't there• l hsr me! a•ked Nina to nave :: Will Vtlut For . . GASULINI! ALLEY A Lifetime / GROVER'S STUDIO 8y ART SANSOM i 1-r ! I I -IV\IJD-P!CKE'D iH[;Cl<EW MYSEJ.f! AU. ~~~ liCK TRACY By CHESTER GO' JLD '(OU! ly HAROLD GRAY ABBIE ANO SLATS Modern R1nch Style .... -""" WY 2-2193 26. OOuntr AI.; mem· •tton oervlce. Jark's In Oonlral w-.. Canada HOUSE or1llon, Now Haveo. TU MS3'1 f 8 tie 29.Tooro 31, llold 2't. Bamllooo M.tucuw llke28. Urla" novel 35. Identical 36. Ha.stllled PIZZA By SCHULZ 3 Bedrooms. wall to wall car· pet. paneled, ll1r t!OIIdllloned, Between Pomeroy • Ch-, Ohio on Boule V, Priced to sell. AT ITS GREATEST 40. And: Lat. PlaiD or wllll po~PifOIII • ...,.,._ muabltoDi. hem at oombJaaljoDI. r or 1:1" Silo ....75c to 1.50 Comtlllll C.rry.Out lorYlCI CALL WY 2-9905 Plclc up At G. & G. CAFE 111 W. MAIN POMIROY UllltBC IYPO YVOJ BP BP VOLJWPBO Wll QP:SB:D.-JU~QQO YMicaa.,.. ~ ftlla ARP OP LIN U . 1M .A, CONSTA!IT IIIW>JUSTMII:NT TO 00R 111J11R0011DD10 ~ Oblo. Ulll ! ., . "'-': ' - '' ' ' .'· ~ ' ,. \ �'/ ~·'J ' - ' I \) ' S1\llKE UP THE BAN.Dl EVERYONE'S JO\NING OUR, ' Cor. Second &Mill- Middleport Monday thru Thursday · ··· ·· 9:00 to 6:00 Friday and Saturday · · · ·· · · · 8:30 to •=30 ,_UP. II MAIIKa le Cor. Second &Mill- Middleport IIDI~IQI ... Mon'day thru Thursday · ·· ·· · 9:00 to 6:00 Friday and Saturday · · · ·· · · · 8:30 to 8:30 fOI d'JlGftltiTAMPS CRISCO Ml 3-LB. CAl .I 41~ '1 4 $1 2 49C Wl\111111' , Pickle Beets . I 1 I 1 1 OCtAl SPRAY STUIIIID Cranberi'J Sauce 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ITOKlLY'I Yams 4 m. $1 6 $1 • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -~ 1 IOIDIH'I Dutch Chocolate !01~0 ~ PIISOIIAL SIZI Si; cANs will• 1h" '~"pan onG p"ro:hii1onf fllflOOU.M IIBNSIAMPI • Wtllthillllll,.. -·,.,:~lito!' SWIFT' I PIIMIUM - U. I. GOVUJIMENTINmcnt BONELESS TURKEY ROASTS MoWn" -~"'V II • 1 1 1 11111111111111111 HOSTESS HAM$-HALVI$ ~:,.. At ANY tVANS t..i,.R ••,1 ..... A,rll9, ''" TIDE SWIFT'S EMPIRE U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED TURKEYS c FRESH FROZEN 8-LBS. ICA·lL 1 AID ~ UP Ivory ,.. OPI' ""' IWin'J PUMIUM- U.I. IDVIIIfMJIT IIHHCTID IO &lq-~ I,.IU 4 a• $1 690 11 P. . toUHIHINITAN,III wflh 1hl1 C.U~ ... OroljMito.M of ' HOSTESS HAMS- WHOLE Whio• ao d Dark Mtol orolll'i~i,. Mocrr 300 ROYALPIINCI 303 I I I I I • I I I I I I I I Cranberl'f Sauce CAHS 1 • I & $1 2u•s 490 · nr! roou~aRnN'S!AM'! IWin'IP RIMIIIM - I.U. OOYIINMENf IMIPittiO 303 ottlll SPRAY WHOLI cA. . M 1 Honey Pod Peas Purple Plums Ill Cut Green Beans Apple Ju1ce uaan 1"" 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 DILMOIITE lUCIIY lEAP .... 1 1 I LB. 85 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECJED ~~~:ED SEMI~BOIELESS HAM ~~ 12 to 16 lbs. ~B. IAnllYANS &lAD I AlUGE AU WMin E&GS 11 1 11 1 I I PI I loz. SWIF'rS PREMIUM U, S. GOVT. INSPEctED FULLY COOlED c FUll ! BLUE BOIIIIET SHANK R 1-LB. 13£AUTY AID~~ EVANS OICOIATlll Cake I I I I I I Breakfast Rolls PEMIIIIIt NUIJ 79 390 C 'YELLOW, Wllltl. DIVIU FOOD EA. I IATIIIVA~S CINNAMOI 1 I I I Tooth Brushes PEPSODENT Toothpaste DOL .- wlo11 10e OFF BUT 1, GET 1 FREI SWIFT'S PREltiiUM u. s. GOl'T. INSPECTED KING SIZE F LLYCOOKED 7c OFF CANNED HAM CAN ....... Apple Sauce CAN n111 59c u. 990 mnn SliCES 69 I VARIETIES POTTED CAN CAKE PORI. ,....,1o11 • SAUSAGE l241. UM $ BOXES WCIY ... LT. AND DLII; COIIICTIONEU 6 $1·, l ·lb. IOXES I I I I '; ~!!k~!.. ::. s 1· 4 CAliS ...., Lit. 69 0 IWifi'IPI.UM U.L iOYT.INSPICTID IOLOIIIA, SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS =~:r:.. ch.... ~~ Cheese ELL-0 ALL FLAVORS 3.az. na. ~ 1:8~ 1·0: 1 5 • ' ,,._ KATIHVANSCOTTAGE '' r - , • .-lb. Ct". Jib•••• tiUT IEEIS . 29C • I Blldi!Ui• ' ~· FOR - Pkg. ' . $ 2-1.. CELERY ' '· . . , 4) lL 55°,.,, 99c CRISP PASCAL o. WHITE-YELLOW-DEVILS FOOD COCK CANAIL SWill'S PREMIUM U. L GOVT.INSPICTED EASTER FLOWERS t Swans Down IITIOI · FRUI 59 9-LB. 2111 . . 21-er.JAI Coloring DYE loUOtlonl AMERICAN or PIMENTO CHEESE IUIWIU.IOU. lutut ~oUee 5·LB. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. L IOYT. INSPICTID - ' .!!~oo~~~~~~o 59c 59 3-LB. ·KOLBOSSIE lUCJn' liAP \ it 16 .. lllllf. IIVIIT'I PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED JeiiJ Bird Eggs •• FIP NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED - . .ctr. lb. HALF FOI 1 490 ' �'/ ~·'J ' - ' I \) ' S1\llKE UP THE BAN.Dl EVERYONE'S JO\NING OUR, ' Cor. Second &Mill- Middleport Monday thru Thursday · ··· ·· 9:00 to 6:00 Friday and Saturday · · · ·· · · · 8:30 to •=30 ,_UP. II MAIIKa le Cor. Second &Mill- Middleport IIDI~IQI ... Mon'day thru Thursday · ·· ·· · 9:00 to 6:00 Friday and Saturday · · · ·· · · · 8:30 to 8:30 fOI d'JlGftltiTAMPS CRISCO Ml 3-LB. CAl .I 41~ '1 4 $1 2 49C Wl\111111' , Pickle Beets . I 1 I 1 1 OCtAl SPRAY STUIIIID Cranberi'J Sauce 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ITOKlLY'I Yams 4 m. $1 6 $1 • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -~ 1 IOIDIH'I Dutch Chocolate !01~0 ~ PIISOIIAL SIZI Si; cANs will• 1h" '~"pan onG p"ro:hii1onf fllflOOU.M IIBNSIAMPI • Wtllthillllll,.. -·,.,:~lito!' SWIFT' I PIIMIUM - U. I. GOVUJIMENTINmcnt BONELESS TURKEY ROASTS MoWn" -~"'V II • 1 1 1 11111111111111111 HOSTESS HAM$-HALVI$ ~:,.. At ANY tVANS t..i,.R ••,1 ..... A,rll9, ''" TIDE SWIFT'S EMPIRE U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED TURKEYS c FRESH FROZEN 8-LBS. ICA·lL 1 AID ~ UP Ivory ,.. OPI' ""' IWin'J PUMIUM- U.I. IDVIIIfMJIT IIHHCTID IO &lq-~ I,.IU 4 a• $1 690 11 P. . toUHIHINITAN,III wflh 1hl1 C.U~ ... OroljMito.M of ' HOSTESS HAMS- WHOLE Whio• ao d Dark Mtol orolll'i~i,. Mocrr 300 ROYALPIINCI 303 I I I I I • I I I I I I I I Cranberl'f Sauce CAHS 1 • I & $1 2u•s 490 · nr! roou~aRnN'S!AM'! IWin'IP RIMIIIM - I.U. OOYIINMENf IMIPittiO 303 ottlll SPRAY WHOLI cA. . M 1 Honey Pod Peas Purple Plums Ill Cut Green Beans Apple Ju1ce uaan 1"" 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 DILMOIITE lUCIIY lEAP .... 1 1 I LB. 85 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECJED ~~~:ED SEMI~BOIELESS HAM ~~ 12 to 16 lbs. ~B. IAnllYANS &lAD I AlUGE AU WMin E&GS 11 1 11 1 I I PI I loz. SWIF'rS PREMIUM U, S. GOVT. INSPEctED FULLY COOlED c FUll ! BLUE BOIIIIET SHANK R 1-LB. 13£AUTY AID~~ EVANS OICOIATlll Cake I I I I I I Breakfast Rolls PEMIIIIIt NUIJ 79 390 C 'YELLOW, Wllltl. DIVIU FOOD EA. I IATIIIVA~S CINNAMOI 1 I I I Tooth Brushes PEPSODENT Toothpaste DOL .- wlo11 10e OFF BUT 1, GET 1 FREI SWIFT'S PREltiiUM u. s. GOl'T. INSPECTED KING SIZE F LLYCOOKED 7c OFF CANNED HAM CAN ....... Apple Sauce CAN n111 59c u. 990 mnn SliCES 69 I VARIETIES POTTED CAN CAKE PORI. ,....,1o11 • SAUSAGE l241. UM $ BOXES WCIY ... LT. AND DLII; COIIICTIONEU 6 $1·, l ·lb. IOXES I I I I '; ~!!k~!.. ::. s 1· 4 CAliS ...., Lit. 69 0 IWifi'IPI.UM U.L iOYT.INSPICTID IOLOIIIA, SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS =~:r:.. ch.... ~~ Cheese ELL-0 ALL FLAVORS 3.az. na. ~ 1:8~ 1·0: 1 5 • ' ,,._ KATIHVANSCOTTAGE '' r - , • .-lb. Ct". Jib•••• tiUT IEEIS . 29C • I Blldi!Ui• ' ~· FOR - Pkg. ' . $ 2-1.. CELERY ' '· . . , 4) lL 55°,.,, 99c CRISP PASCAL o. WHITE-YELLOW-DEVILS FOOD COCK CANAIL SWill'S PREMIUM U. L GOVT.INSPICTED EASTER FLOWERS t Swans Down IITIOI · FRUI 59 9-LB. 2111 . . 21-er.JAI Coloring DYE loUOtlonl AMERICAN or PIMENTO CHEESE IUIWIU.IOU. lutut ~oUee 5·LB. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. L IOYT. INSPICTID - ' .!!~oo~~~~~~o 59c 59 3-LB. ·KOLBOSSIE lUCJn' liAP \ it 16 .. lllllf. IIVIIT'I PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED JeiiJ Bird Eggs •• FIP NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED - . .ctr. lb. HALF FOI 1 490 ' �'' ':1 · \ . I I \' ) i · . . 1 1 6 •Main;~ About i Peop·le In oltM~rov . Gorden Club's New Oflicers Are·Announced Monday at · eet·;:ng,l 18--Dally Sentinel, Pomer0y-Mlddleport, 0., April gue~t· e, ·1968 Jtere satllrday evening Baptist Groups ~ of Mlsaes Len• a•d , Katie Meet in Middleport Guth. The Jnnlor and Senior BYP New oflicen were aruioune- Interesting and lnfo~tlve Mra. Dessle Patterson retum- roy Baptist churrhl!i mel 8uJI. ed .at the April meeting of the per on preserving Rowen ~=I M ~ M.,; ~aid Mlch· ed home Tues~ from Meigs of the Middleport (prid Porn.. Porn Garden Club Monday one's own garden with ai .1 famll 'and Mro. Susie General Hospital .and ts lm- day evening at tbe'IMiddleporl at the home of Mrs. ;'lscher retu~ed btlme b'Unday 1 proving. cho•·cb. Roy BetziDg, Mulberry Ave. uu1 ctuu .......... . .vinliig Biter , weekend vlsU Mlas Patricia Fields, student Dobbie Major was .In charge Mrs. Cbarles Persinger' pres- Some of !be euiut In Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. at the Holzer Hospital School of the JunlQr ~roup m'eeUng u• 1dent. oDfned the meeting by i ~rtr.SCiV€ &ilil blue aalva, . WObur Frecker and. Mr. and of Nursing, ~ spegdlng three 1ng as her topre, Overeell!l MI., ;;adi.ng -the verse of t h e 1santhemums,~coral bells . Mrs Latty Frecker and lam- weetl! vacation with her par- ainns. Scripture reading wu month, "Old Fasllioned Flow- ! snapdra~ono. Along with ' . ents, Mr. and Mrs. · Joiepb by Johnny Wiles and cl(laed ,. M Harold Brown led flowers, dry foliage can be ers. rs. . h 1 · used such as leaves of ribbon • and Mrs. WOllam Fisher Fields aitd Jeffrey. with tlte Lord's Prayer Ill unl· devotions us1ng as er opiC · ; . I "Be Still oru:l Know ," closing : gra!ls. dusly m1ller and euonyand son of Belpre spent t h e Miss Helen Lochary of c.. son. · 1s ~ Rev. Carver Williams • n d with prayer . Member~ respond-Imus. weekend with their paron ' lumbus Is the guest of her ro- Mrs. William Sheridan were In Mr. and Mr'!,. Mason Flsl!er !her and sister-In-law, Mr. a.nd ed to roll call by nam;ng a 1 Mrs. J. 0. Roedel told about and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold. Mrs. Patrick Locbary. charge of the Senior group meetbouse plmrt with leaf beauty. nowers for hanging baskets. Mra. Ernest Harris retumed Mrs. Clarence Russell and lng and Pl'l!sented the topic, ;, Mrs. Brown gave the r~ort ~ There are many types of hans· borne Mondvy morning after son, Floyd returned home Tuell- ''Just another crucUiylon,• I 6f the nominating conomlt_tee! ing baskets such as thosr lash1 vial! at Baltimore, Md. day, alter spending the winter "rdonlc treatment of· t:lMI eruc· and officers ror the eomm~ iorled rrom cocoanuts, but the Mrs Muon Flsller, Mrs. In Columbus with her daughter lflxlon, followed by, discussion. year are, Mrs. Persinger, pr~sJ· most common are made dent: Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, VICe plastir and filled with wet Millo~ Roush and son Gregory and aon·in-law, Mr. and Mr~. The edgr~upaMbadJ;!"~~~= and Mrs. Ernest Harris were Glen White, wbo accompanied serv Y. 1" -·, • p~id(&nt : \1rs. Walter Grues- IDOS!I as a liner. A very unl,~ue l Monday visitors In Parkersburg, them borne. Mr. White return· MIS. Max1 e Russell and Mrs. er. secrr:>tary: and Mrs. J . 0. one is a po! filled with 11 IV. Va. ed to Columbus and Mrs. Whit• ~ames Pu en. , Roedel, trrast:rr:>r. The club ! soil and planted with Mrs. Milton Rousll and son remained for a visit. VlliiT IN POMEROY V'Oled te m<lke :lt least 12 table ' beans. Place the pot in a arrangf'-menl ~ fnr .the Pomeroy ' ny spot and soon the beans Gregory were Tuesday busJ. Patrick Lochary and sister, Mr. end Mrs. Eugene Norris ness visitors In Parkersburg, Miss Relen Lochary visited and son, Jody, spent :the w.ekAlumni Banqut>t m May . It !, sprout and grow like vines. was decidt~d to have :.m auc·: . W. Va. Tuesday, with Mrs. B. F. end with Mr. and Mra. Alvin tion at the nrxt meeting wh;C'h .4. report on the Interesting Mr. and Mrs. James Smalley Gravely anti, daughter, Mrs. J. Norris, IV. Main-s!, Pomeroy. will be held at the home nl e\'t>nt of the club the past year of Granville were Tuesday A. Eden. . ~ Mrs RoedPl on May 2. was given by Mrs. Theodore ~1>dinner guests of her sister Billy Joe Pettit, eight slst In the care of Mrs. ·Harold , -:. - tfrs. fred Blaellnar ga\·e em ersbach and included a pl<:mc, and brother·in·lsw, Mr. and months old sOil of Mr. and Mrs. Lemley who will be confined to ;;;;=----===-='"--I nalure tour al Lake Hope, a Mrs. Fred Blaettnar. WOllam B. Pettit, was admit- her home !or ten days with a workshop, participation in Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble ted to Holzer Hospital Monday leg infectinn, . flower shows and a Christmas · spenl tlte w.ekend •I Carroll morning after an acutP- uttack George Kennedy, proprietor Pom·troy, Ohio . party. Thr- hosless served . a with their son aod daughter-in- of croup. of the Di'!ner Bell Antique de~:sert course during the soc1al law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Bertha Ward of Colum Shoppe, Is oonvale!clng at blo Toni9hf & Thuu- Nol Open i hour. Struble and family. They also bus visited this week with her home from a recent Dlness. AT LANDMARK FRIDAY - Betty Fa st who has the Garden Club of the Air of visited In Logan with Mr. andloon and daughter-in·law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Zerkle FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY April 8-9 Channel 3 lluntington·C.oarleston every Su nday will be a( the Landmark Town a n d Mrs. Otto Ties, Sr. and Mrs. Harold Lemley and and daughter of Columbus were "OPERATION CROSSBOW" FIHST CHO.Il IS SON Country Store on Friday, April 8th, betwee n 12 and 4 p.m. All the Garde~ Clubs of the Miss Clura Garland wao the family. Also visiting with the weekend guests of Mr. ID d ('l'rchn i ro lur l 1\fr. and Mrs. Larry Badgley I Tri-county Area and other interested perso ns are cord1al1y mvited. This IS part of the With StJ ph iH L11ren Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Lemleys were their son and Mrs. Charles Hysell. Tboy also or Columbus are announcing 1 program planned for the "April Showers 0 pen House" to be held at Landmark in Poand (;('or~e P1•nmnrl Nonnan McCallum. daughter·ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. Danny "WAR PARTY " the birlh Gf their rirst child. a · .. m.::er:,:o::_y~A~p~ri::_l : _ : 7 •_: : 8 . : . _ , •::n : d : :_: 9 :_:. -, -Mr. and Mrs. George Me- Sonny Lemley of Columbus. Zirkle and Mr. and Mra. Paul Oonad Barry, DaH)' Dav i..:on .son. March 31. weighing 8 lbs. Kntght of Huntington, W. Va. Mrs. Lemley remained to as- Zirkle and family. 11 oz. and named Daniel Dean. ~ :.~".'" :uc•ew<tWAWAM'1' >4LW su,NnDdATYU, :"s~~AY Grandparenls are Mr. and Mrs. ,~· .! Irwin G\oeekner. Apple Grove, ".· 11 Aprlll0-11 ·12 8 d ., "DO NOT DISTURB" and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph a g. yj OUt M !TPchm<"f,lor '· !t"y. R<trinf' . Mrs. Ada Norris of •;, ~ Dori~ Dliy. Rill! 'l'<~."ltl!' . Letarl Falls is a great grand· I\ II Colorcartoon• , ;.., The Letart Falls Methodist 0 :::'h::,er::,.--...-"""'......-.."""'= I Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kelly Chelrge announces the follow• . and children of Columbus were ing schedule fer services this I wt>rkend guests of his parents, 1 weekend. '1 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kelly. Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Easter Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Moore . Worship servire and children's and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. l program for East Letart and ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY I Moore have returned from the Apple Grove Churches at Ap- - -- - -- - - - - - - -- - - - - . IVe·st Virginia Bottlers' Con- Ipie Grove. venlion held last week at the i Friday, 7:30 p. m., annual Greenbrier at White Sulphur 1Good Friday "Words and Mus-Springs. 1 ic of the Cross" service, pre~h Dale Mourning has "' I sented by laymen of tlte charge, turned from Columbus where · at the Letart Falls Church. she has spent the past week Sunday, 5:30 a. m., Sunrise 1 with her son and family, Mr. 1 service at the East Letart 1 and Mrs James Mourning and Church. children.' Dale, Jull and their Sunday, ' 9:30 a. m., Church new son. Mike. She has been school at East Letart, Apple assisting with the new baby. · Grave, Great Bend and Morse Harry McGulfin has return- Chapel Church.,. ed to his classes at Ohio Unl· Sunday, 9:30 a. m.; Unified verslty after spending the Worship • Church School Eastspring vacation with his par- er service at the Letart Faits ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Me- l Church with the pastor, James Gullin. He Is a freshman at i F. Early, delivering the East· tlte University. · er sermon. Jim Johnson, Marshall Unl- 1, The rituals of baptism and versity, Huntington, W. Va. reception into church member- 1 spent the weekend with his par· ship will be offered at the ' ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Thursday evening service at Johnson and family. Apple Grove and the Sunday Alfred L. (Pele) Roush has morning service at Letart Falls. returned to his employment at Those interested should cenKyger Creek Plant after being !act the pastor at CH 7·2'113. confined to his home for the Sunday, 7:30 p. m., an Easter past twr~ weeks with pneumon- movie in colot titled "A Chris· ia. tian In Communist Chinau · Farrell Shuler has complet. be shown at the Lelart Falls ed his studies at the Radio En- Church. No admission charge, gineering Institute In 8arasola, but, a freewill offering will be Fla. He returned to Middleport laken. wilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shuler, who spent several BaptisllUJ! Service 8.99 to 11.99 days In Miami and Sarasota, Is Held for Two Fla. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Allred Roush Baptismal service for Cit~~ B·C·D·E were in McArthur Thursday was held by .the Laurel evening where they were din- Free MethodiSt church Sunday ner guests of thl!ir daughter afternoon at Shade ~lver and family Mr. and Mrs. Mi· Chester, w1th appro!lmately 35 R'1c ky. attending. ch aeI ellne' and son, Th h uv· to 11 J The dinner was in observance e ymn, IC ry esof Rick 's 3rd birthday anni· us," opened .the servl.ce and a These are the WHRRLS in '66. The fJst ones. versary.Y quartet of William Bailey, Rev. Fashioned for the f:J.~t action track ... sleek Sunday guests ef Mrs, Marie Eugene Gdl, Mrs. James GilMost 'firm' mattresses are as hard 11 a concrete and sllrn. Choose fwm slip·on, oxford or boot Hawkins were l1ef' sister and more ~?d Mrs. Ger~d Pull~s. slab. But Beautyrest Is different. It has separate, ••• all with checkered flag lining. \\'HEELS. brotber·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. sang, Cleanse Me. ScnpIndependently pocketed coils that stva under Melburn Tackett of Gallipolis. lure was. read by Pearl Jacobs, your shoulders and hips, ytt firm up.to support SeV 1 emb of Mary the baptismal covenant by 11ev. 11 your side and back ••• you ltJit the riCht eraWb~ ~'' 0 1 Jerusa- Gill, and Mrs. Madeline Haggy Shrt.,ne. dBgree of firmness you want and need. Tha·1'1e me and Mrs Joann C1ark were !em of Pomeroy were In Alb· b t' d · sult? Body·filtlng comfort! ens Monday evening to attend ap lze · Come in and stretch out an a.Bnutyrest. Shift, tum, roll over. See how Beautymt ad)ustl to installation ceremonies. I o r ANN_ O_U-NCE--S-E_R_VICES your size, shape, wel&ht· It's firm or extra·flnn. White . Sluoine. The~e attending There will be Good Friday but never rigid • , • just plain comfortable! What we~ Marte Haw_kms, Lillian services at the Langsville Conmore could you askf. ..,._._ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;..Ste_ilf_,_N_ao_mi __B_rink _ e_r,_who gregational Christian Church at 7:30 p.m. On Easter Sun· dvy there will be a Sunrise Twin or Full Size Service at 6 a.m., Sunday School at 9: 15 ond Service ai 10:15. Charlet! rls of Atbens Is pastor. Your Full Service Bank It ••• I •• ' enttne PcmerOY aile=• ';;J I:·~~!" •.nd~:'_~ln.~g~lhe~m;~;~; i 1 -- ' '' Wi•i..-;;...,. ..irw ... - -. .• ------------------------------------~----------~ · ~-------------------"---------~~ vnt vvn Nn ?RR . &A InN ..DnAAI'DnV _.. .. ... _...... ____IJ:Dt"'DT __ .,., n&.ltn -· ··'' - Fl\11! 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Mr. and !ol·r •· Manloy Key, Willi, Fla.• \ 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serwlng ll•!g• County tor Dtlffll4 Yca11 Momber Fedora! lle•nH I!IIWIII Member Fedtral Dtporit l........,co Corporallotl ~ Mr~. .,,Wood ' ·· A 68H 1hne for . · ld 'we'relet!lcillliilbl ... ,_ ' ~· , ' Of Mason Dies On Wednesday. 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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