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PIIDAY and SATU.DAY
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VOL XVIII
Before You Buy That New
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Shoe Sale
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THE SHOE BOX
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STEREO
wit1:1 FM/AM-Stereo FM Radio
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knew NEU!ON'S, everyday
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OHIO
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY
Tet Shattered by VC
Grenade; Seven Killed
1'967
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�Vlhy DOn'fYouGiOw a Ffi. MOre Flngei'SF
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Secolld e1eu POI'IIi• Wlj. at PGI!ltro)',
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Natlonil 1\\ftiiiiiDI z.ptUelltaiM
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Ave. New Yort City, New YotiL
Suboerlptloa ratM: DeUYerld bJ .elf
rlet wbert a...Oable. S5 ceata per WMll:
01111 rear Ill ~- ot the Dllb !lentl
nel offtN tt8.20: Ills month1. 19.1&
thtet montbl tUO. BJ ·Motor Route
Some U. S. airmen are paper tigers,
and proud of it. These are the "psywat
bombers" who have plastered both North
ani! South Vietnam with hundreds of
where carrier service not anllable 011t
millions of psychological warfare leaflets
month SUO BY man one .~ 110.00:
In the past two years.
Sb montho. 15.25: Tbree montha. sa.oo
With the Vietnamese new year Tet
holidays beginning on February 9, psy- ;..._ _...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
ebologlcal warfare experts plan to step
;up .their operations even more.
To Vletumese, Tet Is a time for payIDI off debts, for returuln& to the sacred
hearth of the family and a time of great
omeDS of the coming year.
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.Tons. of leaflets w!N be dropped dur·
:·IDI Tet to try to convince Viet Cong sol· and the distance the majoritY of leaflets
dim to nturn home for the holiday alld atay home when it is over. Hours of wW carry before hitting Ute grouild,
.-.:reCorded messages will also be broadcast psywar crews can calculate bow far upfrom airplanes to VC troops on the wind they should be when they unload.
The work may be more pleasant than
UQUnd.
other
kinds of bombinl but It Is no less
- In the . beeJnnlng, leaflet-dropping
dangerous.
The slow-moville aircraft
planet bad to rely on "Kentucky wind~
ap: •· With :una made from a mile blgb make excellent targeta for ground fire,
especially those that must orbit over the
.:ai:alnat lllllil villages of. only a few hund- target
whUe playing tape recordings .
. red iquan yarda, gettmg the leaflets on
lM the job Is also rewarding, says Lt.
target
w[~i rce
a trick.
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Col Trusty M. Whitehead of 1dempbls,
·Then
Capt. Douglas Jolley
of Hambur
. Y., a navigator on a 14th Tenn., psyeholoeJcal warfare squailron
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Air Comm o Wing C-47 SkYtraln, dis- commander.
"Assume
the
VC
kW
one
friendly
sol·
covered ;o, ~ . ck4rts prepared by Johna
Hopkins ,n!VeHity on, of all things, the dier for every four of them we kUI. Each
aerodynamic performance of different time foilr VC come In, one more friendly
sizes and welpts of paper. By using the soldier will live. And leaflets are a lot
"figures on the dispersion eharactertstlcs cheaper than lives."
Voice
Compare Pricel · ·,
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JOK~, VIRMit-1?
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one ietltr to eaeh oquore, to
form tour ordinaey word1.
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SPOBTS
VACATION
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HELEN HELP US:I
DIYOIWD TO IN'flltm 011
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Secolld e1eu POI'IIi• Wlj. at PGI!ltro)',
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Natlonil 1\\ftiiiiiDI z.ptUelltaiM
BottlbeW Kimball. llle.. ~ J.aiD&toli
Ave. New Yort City, New YotiL
Suboerlptloa ratM: DeUYerld bJ .elf
rlet wbert a...Oable. S5 ceata per WMll:
01111 rear Ill ~- ot the Dllb !lentl
nel offtN tt8.20: Ills month1. 19.1&
thtet montbl tUO. BJ ·Motor Route
Some U. S. airmen are paper tigers,
and proud of it. These are the "psywat
bombers" who have plastered both North
ani! South Vietnam with hundreds of
where carrier service not anllable 011t
millions of psychological warfare leaflets
month SUO BY man one .~ 110.00:
In the past two years.
Sb montho. 15.25: Tbree montha. sa.oo
With the Vietnamese new year Tet
holidays beginning on February 9, psy- ;..._ _...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
ebologlcal warfare experts plan to step
;up .their operations even more.
To Vletumese, Tet Is a time for payIDI off debts, for returuln& to the sacred
hearth of the family and a time of great
omeDS of the coming year.
(c
.Tons. of leaflets w!N be dropped dur·
:·IDI Tet to try to convince Viet Cong sol· and the distance the majoritY of leaflets
dim to nturn home for the holiday alld atay home when it is over. Hours of wW carry before hitting Ute grouild,
.-.:reCorded messages will also be broadcast psywar crews can calculate bow far upfrom airplanes to VC troops on the wind they should be when they unload.
The work may be more pleasant than
UQUnd.
other
kinds of bombinl but It Is no less
- In the . beeJnnlng, leaflet-dropping
dangerous.
The slow-moville aircraft
planet bad to rely on "Kentucky wind~
ap: •· With :una made from a mile blgb make excellent targeta for ground fire,
especially those that must orbit over the
.:ai:alnat lllllil villages of. only a few hund- target
whUe playing tape recordings .
. red iquan yarda, gettmg the leaflets on
lM the job Is also rewarding, says Lt.
target
w[~i rce
a trick.
.
Col Trusty M. Whitehead of 1dempbls,
·Then
Capt. Douglas Jolley
of Hambur
. Y., a navigator on a 14th Tenn., psyeholoeJcal warfare squailron
·
Air Comm o Wing C-47 SkYtraln, dis- commander.
"Assume
the
VC
kW
one
friendly
sol·
covered ;o, ~ . ck4rts prepared by Johna
Hopkins ,n!VeHity on, of all things, the dier for every four of them we kUI. Each
aerodynamic performance of different time foilr VC come In, one more friendly
sizes and welpts of paper. By using the soldier will live. And leaflets are a lot
"figures on the dispersion eharactertstlcs cheaper than lives."
Voice
Compare Pricel · ·,
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Z ·WASH r.:'CLES .
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AND
8 )6
14 tti:~
CAPAOlT
,toNQTHEil ON!
'If lOUP. IHF,o.NTI~E
JOK~, VIRMit-1?
Unoeramblethele,...rJumble~
one ietltr to eaeh oquore, to
form tour ordinaey word1.
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VACATION
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THANK YOU
CHERRY
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FROM NOW ·oN IT'S FOODLAND
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SOLD OR YOUR.
BONUS BUY
c
THANK YOU
CHERRY
LB.
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PIE FILLING
EASY MONDAY
Everyclay Low Prices
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PIS(:OUNT PRICE
Cartwrigllt, Mr•:. Wayne, Ind ., and Lela Maxine 1
Mrs.
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SEAR LESS
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DRESSES
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, Mrs. Amelia
plying were Harold Otis MallhHarold Dav is.
Mrs. eny, 21. Leon . and Erma Bar~
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Mrs. Clarke Wailace, Carl Richard Hagan. 35, Ft. :
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Mrs. Betty
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Harry Grimm .
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KORN-SnCKSBush's RED KIDNEY BEANS .....
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LADIES
WINTER
SHOES
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Value to $7.95
MEN'S DRESS
OXFORDS
CHflDRENS
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libUSE
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eL•c•Ups
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BARBEQUI .. .. 1Ol
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can 59c
HOT DOG SAUCE
11 oz. .
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e Womens lOifers, Some with Tri~ot lining
N-M Wldtht; Broken Sizes ·
$4.99
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$1.00
eBoys Pakew•y Boots, 8V:t-12- $2.00'
LiHie Boys OXfords Sturdy
eBiack & Brown Loafer & tie, 5·3 _ $1.99
e Pedwin Brushed Pigskin Loafers, •:I
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Boys Sizes lV:t to 2
· ' $3.88
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ROYAL CROWN
COMO
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MANUFACTURERS
Pl.
MONEY AT
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· Plants. 19, Pt. Pleasant.
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Colors
DRY MILK
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Snow
Boots
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PIS(:OUNT PRICE
Cartwrigllt, Mr•:. Wayne, Ind ., and Lela Maxine 1
Mrs.
DorOUIY Harris , 23, Gallipolis, Ohio~
V.rlli• Workman ·
~Assl.
Qt.
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Values To $6.99
LADIES
Values To $8.95
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CLEARANCI;t
c
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CARNATION
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each
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Potato Chips
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COMI!ARE AT $1.59
Values To $5.98
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MIRACLE WHIP
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10
FLOURibe
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chairman or
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Girls' A.t. Colors
Sllop At Discount Prices - live Better For les..s
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Stock Up
.. Now
Pillow Cases 44c ••·
42!<36
89c
lb.
Pork .Chops
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PORK .CHOPS
lan
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ValuO$ to39c
NESTLES
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PINK
RIB
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cans
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2
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l5c
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81x99
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End Cut
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SWING T,OP
"PILGRIM" WHITE
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SIZE RANGES AND MANY MANUFACI'URERS l:LOSE.,.Ol,JT GROUP OF BIGB VALUE
ITEMS HAVE BEEN SLASHED IN PRil:E and PLA<:ED ON·OUR l:LOSE·OUT TABLES and
BAQ{S.
POMEROY~
'aev. $1.00 Yd.
Values To $2.59 Yd.
CORDUROY
FABRICS
$2.59 &
~2 . 99
Better
Betttr Drapery Fat>
Asst. patterns, SpeClose Out Group
Rea. $1.00 yd. SoHd color
cordu.l6"J, first quality,
r.lose out price, stork up
now. Bt bere early.
'!jill
LAMPS
Girls Coals
BLOUSES
SWEATERS
SHO·Es
Reg. $2.119 fancy Boudoir
Lamps. One large group.
Save now. Out they go
Valueo to $12.95 In thi&
Close out Group of Ladle~
Knit and Broadcl~th
Blouses, Aut. styles and
colors. We're clearing
these out · at thla low
Voluto to 98c yard In tltil
,_
Shop euly these
last tone
·~·
yet.
won't
yard
of
00
price.
ous Campus Sweaten,
asst. colors and styles.
Save ~ lad more now.
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: · ~51) V1lues to $3.99 L1dleti H1ts _ $1.00 e•.
4 only Reg. $8.95 Mens Jacke'WI''', · ..· ··. ,1,..CM,t .··. (29) Reg. $1.25 Girls ~er Knee Sox 67c pr.
$2 & $3 Bobbie Brooks Over the-JC"" 5~»x
·
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WAITING FOR
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ENTIRE STOCK Of FALL & HOLIDAY STYLES
MEN'S CAMPUS SwEATERS
VI
to • 10 •• 1 tbl Ia
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~ END (15 Pa.l
wear at haU price, Select a complete action wardrobe in Bobbie
Brooks daytime .. playtime and date-time fubions. All the new
tolid colors and eoordlnated 'tone.. Cboose from skirt&, blouses,
1weaters, play pant& and coordinates. Junior si1.e ranae. ~~
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One Lot of Boyo,Odds & 1i:nd In
sample
Only Jerv.e.
15 .pea.'111is
to
sen, fil'ltJacket&.
eome firtt
lot llmittd. Valun to S5.h llf
tble lot.
Vl\l.UES TO $19.95 & $22.95 LADIES
• Bobbie Brooks Blouses
e Pints
• Bobbie Brooks Skirts
e Bobbie Brooks Sweaters
e Bobbie Brooks Co-ordinates
Dresses and other famous nameiii
Save lh and more now. Om•
larie group. See this Special
Group.
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only) Electric Percolators
(41 p1ir) Girls H11ll•baloo Boots
(3
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2 BIG TABLES LOADED WITH ASST.
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1f2
and'Wl~ter
One Rack Mens Fall
Jackets. Value& to $22.SHi long
and short styles. Not all oizes.
Final Cloae Out Price.
BEDDING
Blanketa. vatu.,
to
Bedspreado~~
$8.95 &
Odds and Ends Stock
must be moved out. Get
share of tbeu Barlaint
s
00
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Mens and Boys CAPS
,
Our complete of mena and
boyo Winter Cap• aU rtductd
far quick sale. Profit forJotten,
out t.bey 10. •bop ~rly.
•••
"l>ne BIJI Table of Boys lanlouo
Campua Sweottrt. Assl otyles
f IDd eolon. Vlluet to •7.95 and
..,,1111. Save \!o, ¥•• \!o Now. Shop
eu1J tb... will move now.
s
00
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ARE LIMITED
MT. MIST QUILT BAnS
·!lor. $1.39
Vollie famoua Mt.
Mlit QuUt' B•tt.. S!O<k up now
ot tble new low, li>iv price. Hur·
ry this will 4dl fast.
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VALUEST0$3.99AND$4.98
$2.00.
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en size~, smart styles not aU .
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·
mov. ,theae npw. . .
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pllr
..."''ins For
~II Th• F1mily
$18· 8
SP,QftT
SHIRTS , " .
Our Complete stock or .S2.99
$3.1!9 Meno Fall and,- Winter
.ROUSWS SHOE
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Sport Shirt&, Asst. 111)11~. alzeo
oman and mtdlum anir1atg0.
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one Bla orabte of
Winter Sweatert. ,
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$3.99 • u:ia: ,S~ S ·ttt"·-"d
7 ~ : 14 . ~ Ibis
up.
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$1.88 ••·
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(31 pr) Reg. $5r9J Ladi!l!s Stretch Pants $3. pr.
(85 only) Girls Dresses, Reg. $2.98 & $3.98
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$1.8~ ea. 1351 Reg. $2.79 .~e11e1 ,!Mril Unicln Suitt
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$1.88.pr.
(7S only) Reg. 2.00 Boys Swe•t Shirts 1.47 ea.
~~Vest $2.~, ·
(29 only) Ladies, Childrens Slip~r Sox SOc e1
VALul!is to'$3.99 u4.,.
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LADIES
SH,OES .
Values to $3.99 and $4.98. Brok·
ttdRANCE
, $ALE
.VALUES TO$~~"· $3.50 & $3.99 MENS
One Lot Children Held-•r _ _ _ ¥.a price (One Lot)' Qd~• and End Wallpa~ !--2 Pi-ice 5 :~les 5 98 :1 6.98 Qllii,.d Robel $3. 'ea. · 0• !ot Bi~· ·~ht .
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(30) onI lnf1nts 5.98 Bl1nket Slee rs $2.88 (31) only litg. $24.95 & $29.95 Ladies Coats · :71~ Mens ~ 'u~ Cotton ' l>ickl" ~ 63~ e•• (7 ol\ly) Meni Fla\fnef'Robel
.. $15.00 ea.
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VoiWI to $7.95, $8.95, $9.95
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IOYS SWEATERS
.
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See and Buy A New Bobbie Brooks Wardrobe Now!
$1 ooo
only. Mens SpOrt Hats
.
25c eil,
$S.OO ea. (11) only Reg. 16.95 Boys Ali-We1. Colts $5:
$1.97 p1ir 3) ~nlv udies KOf!cv ,,In Co1h - $3.00 ·~·
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One lar2e Group of
.· ...
MEN'S WINTER JACKm
·
One Lot Belfer Travis Rods ___ lh price
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VALI,IE~l,O ~.95 & $.19.95
ot$1 ooo·
to
WINnR DRESSES
Values
$19.95. $22.9~
our Ladies Better Bobble Brooks
Your Choice This Group
VoluMto$1.59
$1 oo
BOYS . SAMPLE JACKETS
One Lot Dr1pes & Curtains
!--2 price
(4) only Reg. $8.95 Snow Suits_ $4.00 e1.
(21) only Reg. $2.00 Campus Knit Dickies
$1.27 el.
We are nBw clearine out all end..of-aeason Bobble Brooks sports.
HOUSE HOLD
tbtoo
tbll
•pair
Sportswear
l
sua 111 thlo
styles an4 low
alzeo. One
v•lues to $12.1111 In thle
·large Group of mens fam·
., ;, '
N,
PR~t
SALE
final c-lose out Group
our Better Girls Winter
Coats. Save 1h and more.
88
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HERE IS THE ONE YOU
.
Volu" To $5.98
Ladloo HI Qu.llty
Piece Goods
J~d
•
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ValuM to $12.9$
MENS CAMPUS
HIGH QUALITY
Dtni!fts, Spo.,rt ·
'P'ibrlca, GmcDIIm8' 'See
!life lfOUp and saYO 'h
SIGNEOt
HOMfOI'FICI!
ONE GROUP
LAQIES BETTER
Reg. $2.99
FANCY BOUDOIR
~up,
Ohio
Volu11 to $12.95
ONE GROUP
VoluM to 98C'Yd.
Bettor Drapery
To: POME.OY
·
STORE
~RK·DQWN AND
ClEAR-OUT ALL
END:pP:.SEASON AND
ODDS & ENDS, OF YOUR
Sl'OCK AT ONCE.
FORGer ABOuT PROFITS.
Cleanup Sa'le! ·
and .·
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Ladies' Handbags l
· Ladj.e~' .Sno-Boots·~5 dnd
Children's Sno-BOots
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-
AI.J, ODDS & END OF END..OF.. !!I~ASON MEB~JUMJISE PLUS SHORT LOTS OF BROKEN
SIZE RANGES AND MANY MANUFACI'URERS l:LOSE.,.Ol,JT GROUP OF BIGB VALUE
ITEMS HAVE BEEN SLASHED IN PRil:E and PLA<:ED ON·OUR l:LOSE·OUT TABLES and
BAQ{S.
POMEROY~
'aev. $1.00 Yd.
Values To $2.59 Yd.
CORDUROY
FABRICS
$2.59 &
~2 . 99
Better
Betttr Drapery Fat>
Asst. patterns, SpeClose Out Group
Rea. $1.00 yd. SoHd color
cordu.l6"J, first quality,
r.lose out price, stork up
now. Bt bere early.
'!jill
LAMPS
Girls Coals
BLOUSES
SWEATERS
SHO·Es
Reg. $2.119 fancy Boudoir
Lamps. One large group.
Save now. Out they go
Valueo to $12.95 In thi&
Close out Group of Ladle~
Knit and Broadcl~th
Blouses, Aut. styles and
colors. We're clearing
these out · at thla low
Voluto to 98c yard In tltil
,_
Shop euly these
last tone
·~·
yet.
won't
yard
of
00
price.
ous Campus Sweaten,
asst. colors and styles.
Save ~ lad more now.
.s
'
'
,,
8 only Reg. $3.99 Bed SpreadS•"'''
: · ~51) V1lues to $3.99 L1dleti H1ts _ $1.00 e•.
4 only Reg. $8.95 Mens Jacke'WI''', · ..· ··. ,1,..CM,t .··. (29) Reg. $1.25 Girls ~er Knee Sox 67c pr.
$2 & $3 Bobbie Brooks Over the-JC"" 5~»x
·
· ·
·
,:~' ""· pr. $1.00 .(110 yds.) Reg. $2.99 Wool Flbrics $1.88 yd,
WAITING FOR
&~~1..',..,9S.:I''~·::"":·!. i'"".""."".•"1
r<"------V-A_L_U__E_S-T0--$1-0-.9-5..
ENTIRE STOCK Of FALL & HOLIDAY STYLES
MEN'S CAMPUS SwEATERS
VI
to • 10 •• 1 tbl Ia
•
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• - famous
n IOlmpus
rge $.
o.o N, ch
aroup or men•
·.S'
=T:,~":Oios:!".: 1ab~o Aaat.
__..,.;o;;...___......l
...::;:.::;;:.,;;.;;;:;:..:.;;~;;;::..,
ODOS
~ END (15 Pa.l
wear at haU price, Select a complete action wardrobe in Bobbie
Brooks daytime .. playtime and date-time fubions. All the new
tolid colors and eoordlnated 'tone.. Cboose from skirt&, blouses,
1weaters, play pant& and coordinates. Junior si1.e ranae. ~~
"
One Lot of Boyo,Odds & 1i:nd In
sample
Only Jerv.e.
15 .pea.'111is
to
sen, fil'ltJacket&.
eome firtt
lot llmittd. Valun to S5.h llf
tble lot.
Vl\l.UES TO $19.95 & $22.95 LADIES
• Bobbie Brooks Blouses
e Pints
• Bobbie Brooks Skirts
e Bobbie Brooks Sweaters
e Bobbie Brooks Co-ordinates
Dresses and other famous nameiii
Save lh and more now. Om•
larie group. See this Special
Group.
·
11,
only) Electric Percolators
(41 p1ir) Girls H11ll•baloo Boots
(3
I>
. ,I'
2 BIG TABLES LOADED WITH ASST.
' ,I
'
~OYS
1f2
and'Wl~ter
One Rack Mens Fall
Jackets. Value& to $22.SHi long
and short styles. Not all oizes.
Final Cloae Out Price.
BEDDING
Blanketa. vatu.,
to
Bedspreado~~
$8.95 &
Odds and Ends Stock
must be moved out. Get
share of tbeu Barlaint
s
00
•••
c
Mens and Boys CAPS
,
Our complete of mena and
boyo Winter Cap• aU rtductd
far quick sale. Profit forJotten,
out t.bey 10. •bop ~rly.
•••
"l>ne BIJI Table of Boys lanlouo
Campua Sweottrt. Assl otyles
f IDd eolon. Vlluet to •7.95 and
..,,1111. Save \!o, ¥•• \!o Now. Shop
eu1J tb... will move now.
s
00
...
ARE LIMITED
MT. MIST QUILT BAnS
·!lor. $1.39
Vollie famoua Mt.
Mlit QuUt' B•tt.. S!O<k up now
ot tble new low, li>iv price. Hur·
ry this will 4dl fast.
• •
81c . .
PRICES EFFECTIVE ·
.
,
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·
·
•.
'
11.
11<
PRICE
VALUEST0$3.99AND$4.98
$2.00.
. .
en size~, smart styles not aU .
,;,.,, Out they 10. We have to
·
mov. ,theae npw. . .
~ .
pllr
..."''ins For
~II Th• F1mily
$18· 8
SP,QftT
SHIRTS , " .
Our Complete stock or .S2.99
$3.1!9 Meno Fall and,- Winter
.ROUSWS SHOE
.
Sport Shirt&, Asst. 111)11~. alzeo
oman and mtdlum anir1atg0.
'
N.
·
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GIRLS SWEAT£15
I
Gtrm•u•nd
'
$200
one Bla orabte of
Winter Sweatert. ,
~· · 1,10
$3.99 • u:ia: ,S~ S ·ttt"·-"d
7 ~ : 14 . ~ Ibis
up.
·..
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t~,
··
·
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$1.88 ••·
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stORE
.
(31 pr) Reg. $5r9J Ladi!l!s Stretch Pants $3. pr.
(85 only) Girls Dresses, Reg. $2.98 & $3.98
•
$1.8~ ea. 1351 Reg. $2.79 .~e11e1 ,!Mril Unicln Suitt
'
.. i: ·
$1.88.pr.
(7S only) Reg. 2.00 Boys Swe•t Shirts 1.47 ea.
~~Vest $2.~, ·
(29 only) Ladies, Childrens Slip~r Sox SOc e1
VALul!is to'$3.99 u4.,.
.....- '
LADIES
SH,OES .
Values to $3.99 and $4.98. Brok·
ttdRANCE
, $ALE
.VALUES TO$~~"· $3.50 & $3.99 MENS
One Lot Children Held-•r _ _ _ ¥.a price (One Lot)' Qd~• and End Wallpa~ !--2 Pi-ice 5 :~les 5 98 :1 6.98 Qllii,.d Robel $3. 'ea. · 0• !ot Bi~· ·~ht .
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VoluMto$1.59
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BOYS . SAMPLE JACKETS
One Lot Dr1pes & Curtains
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(4) only Reg. $8.95 Snow Suits_ $4.00 e1.
(21) only Reg. $2.00 Campus Knit Dickies
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With a new-car loan.
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walking.
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lb. 55c
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T.V. SET
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Bulldooor Radlotcn To The
'lmalllll Ruter Core.
pair.
separately. Ph. 94S-
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property in
Conta<:t Mildred
KUUn&er.
Rosevllle, Ohio. p, 0. B•".t
2 2 &tp
M.
11166 ZIG ZAG sewina machine,
new, buttonholes, laney desews
b•••.
without cams or atl
All built in features. $31.81 ,
or $1.25 per week, Ph. 9G2685.
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QUICK. CONVII'IIENT
ICONOMic.\1.
SPRINT
wln~eri 'ftiE RAYMOND KILLINGER
Found
.. PlliD I,.AQWILL
You Don't H.ve To
Get Out of the Car
M50 SPOilT
11 " 'w.,..l,
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1 "••ttMion aa:IM
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CAl WASH
HARLEY DAVIDSON
MOTOROCUS
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The Most
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Mid Winter Check
on u~;onhs~·,;~;: II BAKER & SEYFRIED
STOP IN
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SAUS
.. & SERVIa
Miss Sandra Bailey
Racine, Ohio
-NOW-
Teaching Plontf~ '·
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Organ ; ··"
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DICK RAWLIN\fS.
Rawlings Honda S.les
ly Appointment Only
Phone 949-3744
for A Selle! nme
HEATING &
AIR CONDITIONING
Wl 2-2111
\
NEED A NEW
Poma•or, o.
Auto S•l••·
~ 1Hi! BOIM LOlli
MtDOI.IPORl OHIO
8u1lneu Services
........ 992-3994 •• 992-2395
Real Estate Fot Sale
We W. ..U.nHih
Langsville, Ohio. Phone
5140. Free
5!~ PERCY!
WELCOM~ 'TO
'!If! GRAP!:
Fmi\IA~I
PICTURE TUBE?
estimates.
2 8
lrln1 Your T.V. To Chuckt .
II Wlll Ba ln•talln
Saturday, Feb. 11
FREE Just lila Price of
1M Tuba Ia All You Ptr
From 10 P.M. Ti12
. SUNDOWN
! NilE CLUB
t
.CHUCK'S
152 8utttrnu' Av.. Pomeroy
lh MERRILL BLOiliER
FOR MOTOR
ROUTE DRIV£RS
., .J.;•. ,l":.
Apply At The
Daily Sentinel Office
110 Mechtnlc Street
Pomeroy, Ohio
Phone 991-2156
YOU BELIEVIi
~P&"
WQI6 OUT 10 SUCKER
SOM& EASY MMW OUT
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HIM 1n DEATW, BOT HE
PIO<ED "THG WliONQ
"'OLD FOOL·; IH'i
ABBIE AND SL,ATS
WANTED
BOY or GIRL
To Del.,_ Tlw Dally
SontiMI ......II.ad
Roulelln Pomeroy.
NIW UR for eN IIMrtl II poolillo wllh lbla !leW ''ploeeo
..Uer," amollosl nollaille ·Ia Iilii -try. 8arllulli'
lmp11Jlte4, U Civel tiBI eledrlcll ..... te atbilabte
weolleaet or datslopi heart~-·" 11 tO ntioft ud
muataln a n~ bearU111L Mere .... 11,010 AIBeiio
- • JIOW ban tbelr bellll ''paeed~ 11J II!IJ - ' " •
Lincoln Hill enund
Mulberry Ave.
CALL 991·2156
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FOR SALE
By Owner
6 RM. HOUSE ·
IN RACINE
3 Boclrooms, Bath, Colli
Furnace, V2 a...mont,
Patio, 112 Acre Lot. Priced To Sell.
PH. 949-3102
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SALES, Pomeroy
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Phone 991·1143
Pomeroy. 0.
BlAEnNAIS
ANNOUNCEMENT
Bulldooor Radlotcn To The
'lmalllll Ruter Core.
pair.
separately. Ph. 94S-
2
6~~·
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.
~"~"'~21~41~~~~~;
.
.
Naylor's
z
property in
Conta<:t Mildred
KUUn&er.
Rosevllle, Ohio. p, 0. B•".t
2 2 &tp
M.
11166 ZIG ZAG sewina machine,
new, buttonholes, laney desews
b•••.
without cams or atl
All built in features. $31.81 ,
or $1.25 per week, Ph. 9G2685.
2 Z tlo
QUICK. CONVII'IIENT
ICONOMic.\1.
SPRINT
wln~eri 'ftiE RAYMOND KILLINGER
Found
.. PlliD I,.AQWILL
You Don't H.ve To
Get Out of the Car
M50 SPOilT
11 " 'w.,..l,
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., .tual
1 ....., muction whaels
1 "••ttMion aa:IM
2 2
T
U.DRIVI-TIIIU
CAl WASH
HARLEY DAVIDSON
MOTOROCUS
1 ltwn rolltr
~ TON Olevrolet trucl<. good
11rt1. new palrll. A-1 wpe.l.,..
G. A. Deem. Racllle, 0.
Wlll
T
Business
GRAVElY
TRACTORS
:n~:=· Ll!!l6m.
0.
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SPINET PfANo - lbJ
lie
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,M"II"IJ!II
small
..-tillY pi)'-tl.
XII o a£ih
Your
H..tlng
Sptem ApII
The Most
Important
pllonce In Your Home,
Lot Us Give It A Good
Mid Winter Check
on u~;onhs~·,;~;: II BAKER & SEYFRIED
STOP IN
HONDA
SAUS
.. & SERVIa
Miss Sandra Bailey
Racine, Ohio
-NOW-
Teaching Plontf~ '·
Tho Wonduru1 Ho!!!mond
Organ ; ··"
lltct•1 ,10.. " ••
DICK RAWLIN\fS.
Rawlings Honda S.les
ly Appointment Only
Phone 949-3744
for A Selle! nme
HEATING &
AIR CONDITIONING
Wl 2-2111
\
NEED A NEW
Poma•or, o.
Auto S•l••·
~ 1Hi! BOIM LOlli
MtDOI.IPORl OHIO
8u1lneu Services
........ 992-3994 •• 992-2395
Real Estate Fot Sale
We W. ..U.nHih
Langsville, Ohio. Phone
5140. Free
5!~ PERCY!
WELCOM~ 'TO
'!If! GRAP!:
Fmi\IA~I
PICTURE TUBE?
estimates.
2 8
lrln1 Your T.V. To Chuckt .
II Wlll Ba ln•talln
Saturday, Feb. 11
FREE Just lila Price of
1M Tuba Ia All You Ptr
From 10 P.M. Ti12
. SUNDOWN
! NilE CLUB
t
.CHUCK'S
152 8utttrnu' Av.. Pomeroy
lh MERRILL BLOiliER
FOR MOTOR
ROUTE DRIV£RS
., .J.;•. ,l":.
Apply At The
Daily Sentinel Office
110 Mechtnlc Street
Pomeroy, Ohio
Phone 991-2156
YOU BELIEVIi
~P&"
WQI6 OUT 10 SUCKER
SOM& EASY MMW OUT
<ll: f-Its CAR AND S"!l:)Mp
HIM 1n DEATW, BOT HE
PIO<ED "THG WliONQ
"'OLD FOOL·; IH'i
ABBIE AND SL,ATS
WANTED
BOY or GIRL
To Del.,_ Tlw Dally
SontiMI ......II.ad
Roulelln Pomeroy.
NIW UR for eN IIMrtl II poolillo wllh lbla !leW ''ploeeo
..Uer," amollosl nollaille ·Ia Iilii -try. 8arllulli'
lmp11Jlte4, U Civel tiBI eledrlcll ..... te atbilabte
weolleaet or datslopi heart~-·" 11 tO ntioft ud
muataln a n~ bearU111L Mere .... 11,010 AIBeiio
- • JIOW ban tbelr bellll ''paeed~ 11J II!IJ - ' " •
Lincoln Hill enund
Mulberry Ave.
CALL 991·2156
~ •IIIII OS ..... .at1n1 Jan1 &o a
'8 E8T,IN Tl ·
.-... B~ST IN SOUND 1
••-ol'- ·
FOR SALE
By Owner
6 RM. HOUSE ·
IN RACINE
3 Boclrooms, Bath, Colli
Furnace, V2 a...mont,
Patio, 112 Acre Lot. Priced To Sell.
PH. 949-3102
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CINCINNATI (UPI.)-Inveeta
pt<n cbecked today lor ....
I~ In the Mooday n1gbt f1r1
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Foun ers ay serve y onnci sz;!!~~~\~~':'lenc::.c~ (.ltplewh.. Puint Rock :~El~v~~::
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Euldce Mary VanHorn. clert: ~ Arboetla;
m,tir Pllllblll,..
C«alea PJI.., BMie;
Heven lldlool.$2511; Jeane San<lertur Bakor, Lyna Crull;bblllb,
Beecb Coundl lnt Millie IIUb COlii!IJII-I'Iffi be YKate4 bf Bllrill':\:' Ia
teacber:
Mnl. Jolaudie Burn· medical $00ial referral worter, HUI; Josetll ZOrkle,
Broad tte members ap!Joinled lffi'l JLI!Ie with the ot~ *¥~"'
ette, -yalde lnd!er: Floyd
Geraldine _ Greer, part Run; Roeaml Jearr Jewell. C.... Ger11d Simmons. Gene Allen. being Cbarlfl Wilbert. Apple
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Cole, oubililute telldler: Mitt- timlo financial ieerelary, $SO: tral; Mary Carolyn Smllh. Han. I' Katherine Somerville,. Marilyn Grove. .
pt. J'l.USAII'l' - '1'111
Tbree (l<!lool bus 4ri""' .- Rlpl!!y, uked tile board lnt the Jyn SlanleJ, aeCI'I!Iary
New Rebo Woodrum, part Ume buo.· DID Elem.; Roberta Jones, casto and Geraldine Steele.
'""' board req...ted . tllat !Ill
• Oaua\J Boanl -' B«'-1-""""Jpwed IDd prelltllled 1111 board use of Mt. Ollvt Scbool to be JHaven lldlool; Judy Kay HaU, loess secretary SSO, end Ecll· Hartford; Cheeyl WUHa111110n, l , . board appi'OVed II! ae- applieailla for lhe post Ill•
~ .!!JIIIt Ill a li'll biU•wlth a pelilkJn llaned by all used by lhe I""'P f<lr II neip Hartford ¢lool """"'lary, ,anc~ ! iOD Pnlllty, part Ume cuato- Henderson ; Ruth Marie Dun-lion offered by &pt. ·Mllton their appUcotlon wltlt 0. bolrd
- , IDd - u - heated ll,lt' ftllllar, bul drivers ukblc lbat borhood community centor. Fol- Velma Clark,
cook-secretary Idian, $6(1.
hall!, Leon; Clarice Wallace, · Burdette stalin& that aU per· immediately u . the ~ mu"
lioll -; llaleoed to ~a base pay l'llBe of $10 . per lowh11! a dlseussion and ta1b Brood Run, end Rober\ Crump,. Aldes employed at a aalary,MaiiOn : Lynn Durst, North Pt. •..ru: covered by tbe mWmum lbe IIUed by May I and could
JiY doloepllono, aocet*d resJa- month for drivers be conslder- by Rickard and Huffman the Jr. 111gb custodian.
of $200 per montb and
I bo , Pleasant ; Carol S.
lluriow, ' waao and hour law wJU~b be- be mied In tbe Dear fUture'.
,hatloDI, il1r<d ~ Ill llle ed m the new budBel for t.be board asked the ~ to sui). One of the most argued Issues school to which tbe~ were "" !Roosevelt; Sunnysrde,
Linda came effeetlve Feb. 1 shaU not Hersel Hender110n and Ray
,scbool sys~m and aupervisors COI!lii!C fii!Cal year. Driven mtt a definite oullino oU the of the evening eame over the signed are : Lemona Sue casey Arrington; Lmda Carol Grimm, Iwork over 44 hours per week, Wolle wen hired as tnstructor•
a.nd aldft 1IDder !lie nue
I present were Adrian Lethey, procram for study by
salaries recommen<IH by Steelellannan Hi&h: Mrs. Johnnie West Columbia; Thelma
w. except , in special emergencies. for the Adwt EducaUon eounes
program accepted as ~- Edison Moyes IDd Frtd Propp. mem!Jen, .
for tile office personnel of tbe Monroe, Pt. Pleasant Sr. 111gb: Fou~ Woods.
1 An ippllcaUon for tile post· at a salary of $4 per bout and
mendecj bf 'ntle I IMrector BUResignations were accepted Title I program. Finally, after Elizabeth sturgeon, Pt. Pleas- Subcommittee
for Curricu· ,tlon or Superintendent of Mall- approved adlllt education course
ly, Steele; adopted a resolution, MllSOII Couoty Community At>- from Cynthia Walle~
N e If two separate votes oo the part ani new Jr. High: Audrey P. lwn Council lor Language Arts 011 County School .was
read In wel4lnl with tu!Uon fl2 per
aild, studied the effi!C! of the tlon Group representaijves Jlo!>' llaven School, June Clark, sec- of board members, the follow· Bailey, Pt. Pleasant Jr. Hiib member Lucy Bulmer reslgned .from Glen Smlt.b, Mason. Two s!Jidelll approoed. , . D.e xt
.,g~~rumum wage and boor law ert Ricl<ard, Mra.
Vlr3lJUa retary at N.,. Haven school, ing personnel were hired. Their old : Joyce Jennings, Wab~a and Mabel Coslen waa named Iwritten appUeatiDQS have been meeting II lldleduled lor March
on the non-jll'Oiessional persoll· Bilclt, Edna Wray,
Henhel Velma ADen, ML Flcrwer IDd salaries are; BeUy Moyes, lib·· ltigll; Irma Gllland, Wabama as replacement; Curriculum received for the P9fll,
wlllch 6 at 7:311 pm.
P'li hired by the board.
WaucJI and _Robert llnffmaa ol
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by lhe Melp CcluDiy COIJQoU In all the print!i~' of&...
tloD wu o1Jr1rt-Hved.
ani campbell, Mrs.
WUUam Holy Weel:, the~ will be mld· , re~I!IIIklng ond ~aluatl~ 1·
!Urdaf. OOiera
allendilla
ol Parento • Tuchtrl .u-1· t11e b1gb 1<:boolt. Each unit wl11 '!'be Council, u mown here , Bartelo, Mrs. Pew ThetJo ·lind weet Lenten Worship Service• their faith. Durlni Lent. they
from lkiP Looal were llooullt
arion, Feb. 2 at 1111 Bradbur7 be tnv!letl to eolltrlbote to thl!l wia orpnlzed Ill 11:111, by Mrt. Mrs. John Moore.
at the 8.', Paul'l
Lutheran recall what their Lord hat done
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fllorl' , IIJizabetll . PldceJII ...
•ciiOOI. 'nit meellnl' woo co. fund.
Sidney fadley, theo Southeo•t One of lhe gmtest hooors -"'JCburc!l m Pomeroy begJMmg lor them. They also remem- \. I!Y MRS. J. 1!!. ltADEKIN !!uceno Cam!ihelh
duct<!\ by the pretidenl, Ml'll.
.
Dislrlct lllrector. Mrs. Clatr ever <.'OI11f to • loyai IIDd bard- ol I p.IJI,
ber therr sins and foolllpnees, Word baa bee!~ received of
.
R~ Woo4, , . welcon•e The followblil committee
lhrr -.ed u Ill first preil· working pTA member of Ill• Sermon tbemeo wiU be
a •nd are sorry for them,
Ithe birlh 61 a boy oo Saturday Mr. end Mn. ·!Wbert
••s utendecl b; Mr. Bobert
doni (('"' elghl ydrs).
council
io Mrs. Harold :::mlleUcal •t;;:y ol :" tradi· "By sacrifice ao4 discipline, 1 Feb. 4 to Mr. and lolro. Ronaki
1
Morris, Prlnoipal, Q1 lhe scbool. er ~ Mro: Roberl Lu<u and Mrs Study IJ"'UII'I In family Ufe Lohse, Pomeroy, when ohe """ lhen•~:;enlhem~~in "~:a:~~ lhey seek to remove from their Nlchol!Ofl of Colwnbus. He hu guesla ol t¥ir parenla, Mr. ~
Very lmpr~•e !nvocabO'I Leo Crew.
educatloo met rqularly
In lnalalled district drrector. She bioob to Faith"
8
lives all that has
separated , been grven the name of John Mrs. G. 4- Radekln end ~
8..,111 of
wa, ~lven by Mrt.
Maxine May meetm, wlU be the
the Federated Cburch durin~ 15 now oervm, on the Ohio
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tflem from their Lon!, so thatj Ray.
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andMrt. J'obollolllday.
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-'n:!l'kl, who read "Give Me tart Falls PTA Unit.
t l - early yem. By LM4, •· Board o! PT.A. Managers, and , '!bey are In order, "Pride" ; when the
Easter
morning I Mr. end Mnr. Denver Filber
A F~lth" and "P.T.A. Torch" "Let'• Sine" with Mro.
bout II uruta comprised
the Is alweys ready 1<> tltond · o ·•Enyy." " Anger."
"Sloth." breaks into reality, they may of Clncmnatr spent the weelt·J Mr. Jobn Vale of Al<rou IIDII
followed with the P.T.A. Pr•~· Kautz, acng leader.
Cound!. Past preel<lenll prea· .helping hand to unlto and mem·l "Covetousneos." "Gluttony" and also arise to a new life of more end wr.tll Ius mother, Mra. G. i>is roomll\llte, Mr. Dave l!llllel
er. Pledll•
to the Amerrcon led at the plano by Mrs. Earl ent Wert Mrs. Karr, Mu. l'aoll bers wbo need It
["Lust." The Rev. Joseph R. dedicated service to their Lord. IE· Vengan.
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or Cosho<:ton. were borne ~
1
Fill was given In unlacn.
' Dean,. was enjoyed.
Smart, Mrs. Ray Rlw, Mrs. After the meetong was lld- IKraiy, Pastor Loci, will do the There are some denominations I Mrt. G. B. Radekin was call· the weekond.
.· v'ocid aeii!C!Ions, "I've Dis. In observance of
Harold Ebenbach, Mrs. Wrl. joumed. rerr..hments
were preachin&. Mrs. Fred Blaett- that do not ob..rve Lent per se, ed to the home ol her daugh· Mr. and Mn .. G. A. ~
oovere~" and "Jesus is the D the history of the
Uam Downie, Mrs.
Harold served by the Bradbury PT ·I.,nar, church organist, will pr<t- 1but utilize the same Idea In ler, Mrs. Ina Sam• In Newark and dau;:llter Tma. were in Ar
Rock of A&~." ~ preaeot C:~ty eouDeu PTA W"'
Sauer, lllltl Mr. Robert Mom•. The serving llble was eentet"!<! vide special music for these ' other ways' '
on Thurscay where her ac<>-ln· bany Sunday eveiUJlll at th8
t'd by"1 ho five ilaufllttm an1 by lolr,l 1rll~ Wllllams past EadJ reealted h!ghlliltla dur· with a beautflul art'8JIItmtnl o! Jworship hours lnclnding spe-1 'l'hese special Lenten services · law Is serioUJiy Ill In lhe New· home of Mr. IIDd Mrs. Burl)r!c:... of Mr. and 'Mrs. YlrCII eslde~la ""'" bOOored'
lng their jears of service.
blue Iris and yellow daffndlls . dal arrangemenllr
pertaining In the Lutheran Cllurch are not . - -- - LauflltUn viewing ~ ..
King. The &irll wero allract· pr
ted with gifts
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I~ Cake, decorated in blue anrl 1Jo eadJ ol the Lenten week community services In the us· ' all inleresled members and Vietnam. Th.e McLeuphns' d,
!vely atdred 1n red dres..., presen
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bsve heen Mro. Vernon How· yellow. nullr. mlnla and coffee themes.
,ua! seme of the word, but a• ts :triends ol the community are Gordon, has been
alaUo~
the snn In black pan~ and , . County Cooncll Is com· ell, Mro. Fred Rosenbaum, Mro. were served.
Rev. Kraly observed that the ilhe cu!lom In the congregation mvited.
there for several monthl, ..
red coat. Judy King acCQmpan· poaed of 12 local units,
all
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led at the plano lllltl announced actlve In promoting lhe
the songs.
of lhe National Congress,
Secretary ..d treaaurer re- very first of which Ie to
P.Drts were read and approved. mote the weUare of chlldre·n I
Varlou• bills were authorizod and youth In bomo, school,
paid. Mrs. Wood re!JOrted on church and community.
and thanked ihe (.'Ouncfl tor her The ~ouncil further attempts
Opportunity to attend the an· to unify and strengthen mdivad•
nual state convention ln Cin ual associations, to provide
cinnati. All P. T. A. Urula thai educational programa
and
have uot paid their county dues instructional sessions, to con·
uf 1> ure urged to do so.
vey programs of actions
Mrs. Wood described the news !rom the state and nation·!
''A nti-Smoklng Clinic" lo be al organizations, to aid m
held Feb. II in lhe Marietta organization or new unlls,
High School from I until 3 o' finally tQ.,pndertake communilv
clock. This 11 to be of spec•a! project•· Jfhich local unrt&
Inter"'! to P.1 .A. Unlifl of 7tll not be able to •ccomplish alon•.l
and 8th !rades.
In the middle lwenties,
It was unanimously agreed lote Mrs,. Ralston Russell ,r
t~ continue to spon,;or the two Pomeroy organi2ed the
fir<t
year County Scholarship
County r.ouncil, with !\Irs. J .
~ per year. Two ha;e been 0 . ~1. a• Ua ftrst pre•i·
Satiety Notes
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Vinton News
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liY MARIE ALEXANDER
I Mr. oDd .am. Karl JUSIWI and '
Mr. and Mrs. John
Casl(). rhildren, Lancaster, were re''9inton. Miss Edith llo<irill and cent w.Sond rultors of their
Mr. F.mlle Thoma; Gartipohs, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley
went It Washington, D. C. over Cloud .
Jhe weekend to see the Castos' David Lane ,;pent a weekend
daughter·io-law Wh(l is ii pa.· in Columbus with his mother.
tient in Walter Reed Hospital. Mrs. Floren Lane and othlY
Mrs. \.!3sto is the w1fe of CapL. re]ahvf's.
James Casto who IS sLa tioned Mrs . William AJexander t'Dtt Camp Lee, Va .
tertaincd wiUt a jeint birthd8iy
Mr. and Mrs. WHJiam Alex- dinner in hooor of her parents,
ander and oom: Rick and Nick, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Ewing of
Columbus s~nt a weekend witn their heme recently. Guests were
their tarents. Mr. ar~d Mrs. ti Mrs. Beatrice Evans, Mrs. Ma~
P. Ew)ng and Mrs. Mane Alex- rie AlP.xander and the William
iinder.
Alexander family of Columbu9.
~Mrs. Neva Denney entered
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H()!zer Hospital for surgery.
Recent Sunday caUers of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed McGhfe were Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Wallace and
Gauge Rtadlngs: Gallipolis 1daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
11.9 and 20.3 running 24 of roll- 1Shultz, all of Columbus. and Mr.
en; Pt. Pleasant, 2~ . 79; Pom-1 and Mrs. Harry Courtright, Laueroy-Mason, 22.59; Hmton, 1.76; relville.
Kanawha .,Falls, 4.85 ; Charles- Miss Lvnn Lanier. wi:O
!Itton; out. All roller dams on t_~e j tends Ohio Northern University,
Kanawha nvers are on the st.l. spent ~ weekend here with her
Boa I rv oaml•nts :
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Leo La~
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,.. Ohio River - Lock 14, Penn- . ter .
!'y lv~nia up 6:25 p.m .; Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambert
Bruce up 10:50 p.m. ; Lock 15: who h2ve spent several wef:ts
Without you, we don't have any busineg
Exp:ess· down 6:20a.m.; OVEC in Columbus with their daugb·
up 6:45 a.m.; Lock 16
Mr. I ter. returned to their home.
Cnss dowo 8:S5 p.m.; Elame • Mr. and Mrs. Guy Strau!So, if we want to continue to be successful,
G. up 10:30 p.m.: Robert E. : baugh, Columbus, were recent
Heed down 11:10 p.m.; Buck- I weekend visitors of his mother,
as we have been for more than 100 years,
~{_" State up 4 a.m.
kPe~gy i Mrs. Myrtle Strausbaugh.
~wney up 6 a.m.;
20, 1 Mrs G
R " '!! y· ton
, webetterC4-REABOUTYOU.
Tam
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·' and Mr and Mrs. Raymon d Ra t•
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Dam, Esso Pennsylvama up 6 spent a Sun~.1~w lth Mr . ....
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W•bett.er t!ffbout lrow we serve you,
a.m.; Lock "'
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Patton 1M J k
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11 a sons.
R II bl
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up ' p.m.: e a e up 10:40 p. ' Mr and ts K I
· lali(JIUt what ;erve you,
m.; Lock 22, Stevenson up 3
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a.m; Lock 23, George T. Price ' Lancaster, ·~~ recent guests
about being fair, honest, and dependable.
up 8:40 p.m.; Inca up I:JO a. or Mr. and Mrs. James Casto.
m. ; Greenup Dam, Rose G. up , Mr .. Robert L~mberti• a pa·
7:30 p.m .; Mama Lere down , trent m Gallipolis MedJCal Ce&
When you get right down to it, you're the boss at A&P.
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8:10 p.m.; Valley Transporter ter.
And it's always good business to be good to the boss.
down 2:15 a.m.: Franklin B. !
down 5:35 a.m.: Meldahl Dam, I
The Almanac
Oleander down 3:50 ·p.m.; R. ; By UDft_ed Press Jnterutloaal
Not every store feels this way.
H. Bosworth 11 down 5.Jo p.rr•. ; Tnday IS Wednesday, Feb. 8,
Lady Marjorie down 7 p.m.; ! the 39ih day tf 1967 with 326 to
A&Pdoes!
Polly R. up &:20 p.m.; Vlckers l follow.
up' 10:15 p.m.; Edeana Bos- Tile moon is in its last
wortb up a a.m.; Miss Susau l quarter.
Shouldn't A&P be your store?
up 4:30 a.m.; J . s. Lewis down 1 The moroing stars are Jupiter
~ : 20 a.m.; Wbayne H. up 6;15 i and Mars.
,
a.m.
: The evening stars are Jupiter, :
GaWpoiiJ Boat& - Panzo up · Saturn and Venus.
f
5:40 p.m.; Elgercliff down 6:40 ~ Fren~h novelist Jules Verne ~
p.m.; Elisha Woods up 12:40 . of ••Around the World in
80 :
LIGHT MEAT CHUNK STYLE
YOUR CHOICE
a.m.; Onward up 2:30 a.m.; ' Days" fame was OOrn on Uris '
A&P TUNA FISH
6~-o%. can
R~rl P.' Tibolt up 4:30 a.m. ; I day In 18211.
YELLOW CLING SLICED OR HALVES
Aoc!Pew P Calhoun up 6:15 a. 1 On this day in history:
A&P PEACHES
29-oz. can
m. ·
i ln 1587. Mary, Quetn of Scots,
A&P BARTLETT PEARS
1-lb. can
.K8pwba River - Marmet, I was beheaded aftrr being
Seroet down 10:25 p.m.; Dear· , charged with plotting
the
A&P PRUNE PLUMS
30-o%. can
born di)WD 12:15 a.m.; Beaver I murder of Britain's Queen
up 2:10 a.111.; Charles K. down i Elizabeth l.
4:30 a.m.; Winfield , llelen z. ! In 1940, every lOth person In
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down 4:30 p.m.: 0. F Shearer ! two villages near Warsaw was l. __
down 9 p.m.; Jefferson up I i shot In reprisal for the death!
p.m.; Alan R. Merrill downi of two German 110ldiers.
1:30 a.m.; H. E. Bowles
upi In 1963, Premier Kasslm or
TIXA5-SIIDLEIS
FLORIDA TEMPLE
1:50 a.m.; lou<y Jane Lucas! Iraq was overthrown in a
down ·• a.m.; and National mllltary coup aud executed the
dnwn {:)16 a.m.
next day.
SOLID HEADS
River News
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SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED
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CUT-UP lb. 43c - - - - - -
99c
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Fruits and Vegetables!
Grapefruit · ··· 5 lb. bag 39c
New Cabbage · ...... · lb. 1Oc
LARGE BUNCHES
Fresh Broccoli · · ·· bunch 29c
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doz.
.. Jane Parker Favorites!
special ·
f/I'A&P SEAFOOD VALUES! .
CAP'N JOHN FROZEN OCEAN
10-oz pkg 89c Flounder Fillets · ·· · pkg. 65c
CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN
1-lb. pkg. 49c Oyster Stew 2- 10-oz ens 79c ··
Family Flour 5
COLD STREAM
Pink Salmo.1
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ANN PAGE BOSTON OR VEGETARIAN
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Pork&.
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ANN PAGE-Plain or Muoh-m
A&P MEDIUM GRAIN
Angel Food Cake · · ·· Eacb 39c
White Rice .. · · 2 lb.
SpaghtHI Sauce .1-lb. Jar 29c
DRY
OUR,OWN
.4NN PAGB
A&P BRAND
.r ·
pkgo.
NUTLEY-SOLID PRINTS
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MtrveJ-Vtnllla
Ice Cream · · Gal. Cart. $1.09
PEACHES:~: .:"·:
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$1/·
46 oz.
SALAD
cans
quart
(Alii 0 Pkgs.)
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VEGETABLES
Retails
4 99C
1CJ.oz.
plcgs.
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FrUeh Fries .. 9 oz. pkg. 1Oc
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Yegetcables
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- 5 - 9-oz pkgs 99c
WI"CH'S,..FROZIN
Grape Juice 5 - 6-oz cans 99c
effective tbru Sat. Feb. ll:In GalliPcfus, Pomer&y and Middleport
INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED
·.MORE FOR
CHEESE SLICES
MeiOblt, Amerlcon
Pimento
·or Swiss_
2
lb.
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c·
69
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MUSSELMAN'S
APPLE SAUCE.· ,
Dalrg Bug OI·The·W eek!
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FAIRMONT
BUTTERMILK
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Kraft "Salad Bowl"
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cans
P:,~NICS
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POTATO CHIPS
Stokely's, Halves1 Slices
can,27c
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"The Stare With A Han"
White Hou...,..tnotont, 13-1/5 01. " " -
Frozen Food Features!
~ordhook or
lhbyLimas
Cauliflower
Tasty Dairy Selections!
A&' lrand
SOUP
Ga\.
Large Assortment ·
Egg Noodles .. 3 pkgs. $1.00 Ma~atine 5 - 1-lb. pkgs. 89c
Cake Donuts ···· · · · · doz. 39c
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Right reserved to Umlt quantitles
tA\\.K
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TOMATO
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Fresh Eggs .. · .. · .... doz. 39f·
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WEDNESDAY
SENlOI\ MOTHERS of East·
etil l!igh School meeting •ched·
uled Thursday has been chang·
ed to Wedneaday at 1 p. m. at
the High· Scbool.
POMEROY CHAPTER No. 80
Royal Arch Ma100s, *Ill '
their slatecl convocation Wed·
nllday at 7:30 p. m at tht
Pomeroy Masonic Temple. AI·
RECEIVE PINS
bert Woodard, excellent hip . . Allendance pins we,.. awatt
prlest;roiftiests ill otlicers and ed t. members of the Syr•·
eompanlons to atlend,
cuse E.U.B. Church
WEDNESDAY
WIUTE ROf!E LOlJGE
by the Sunday School
Mlddieport will meet Wetlnet~ I lntendent, Mr. Ben
day afternoon at 1:30 p. m.
ry. Thff were Mrs.
~he Lqlon l{al\. Hoatessea will ~ood, Mrs. ·Lillian Smith,
rice Smith and Ri~key
•ott
111 Mrs. P. L. Mitch, Mrs.
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Ida Bacbner, Mra. Edgar AL- Mickey As .
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MIIiDLEPORT Literary Club
will meet Wednesday,
8,
al 2-j). , m. at \he ' hciiile of
Mrl. il&U. Dutton with· · ·Mrs.
Everett Hoyeo u bostess. He'
vlows
will be siven by Mrs.
Charles Bradbury and Mrs.
II. Lasher: Roll .:aU - an
orlean ln4Jan. .
to!
Gra4e A
Hotft09enile4
1-lb.
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Potato Bread ···· 51oaves 99c
39c
CAP'N JOHN FROZEN
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Jane Pi~, Mlde with Potato Flour
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BAKED .
FRESH
DAILY _ __
79c
Macaroni & Cheese 2 for 25c Chocolate Drink · · 2 cans 69c
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APPLE PIE
lb.
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the World Day of Prayer oerv·
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MONDAY
WSCS OF HEATil Methndlst
Church wtll meet Monday, Feb.
13, at the church. The second
se80ion on the Self-Evaluation
program will be given by Mrs.
Bernard Fullz and Mrs. M. L.
Frellch. Hostesses wlll
be
Mrs. John Ketchka,
Mrs.
Forrest Bachtel, Mrs. L. W. Me·
Comas, Mn. Bob Ord
Mrs. Nan Moore,
Salad Dressing · · Qt. Jar 49c Instant Coffee 10-oz. Jar 1.09
Navel Oranges · ··· · · doz. 69c
l
lb.
QUARTERED
SLICED
9 to 11 CHOPS
SOt:IAL
RACI
Open Mon.-Fri ........ •. • • t to 6
Saturda7 ..••.•• .; •.• ; :. ·1 to t
Pinto Beans · · · · 41b. pkg. 49c Loose Tea ·· 1-lb. pkg. $1.09
CALIFORNIA-SUNKIST
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STYLE
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PORK ;JOAST
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FEBRUARY
oil
, Shcecl Bacon ·· 1-lb. pkg. 59c Boiliilg Beef · ·· ···· · ..... lb. 29c
ROUND BONI SHOULDER CUT
I SQPIR·RIGHT ALL MEAT
large
Bologna · · · ··· · · lb. 49c Swiss S~ak · · · ·•·•· · · · · lb. 79c
BE!I'-VEAt.I!ORK
SUPER-RIGHT ALL MEAT
Skinless Wieners 1-lb pkg 65c Meat Loaf Mi~ ........ lb. 6.c
SUPER·RIGHT .
Minute Beef Steaks ,. · lb. 89c
Fresh Sausage · · 1-lb. roll49c LEG OR BREAST
Sliced Beef Liver · ·· · · · lb. 59c Fryer Quarters ·•••·· · · lb. 39c
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lb. 751
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CENTER SLIC~S - - - - - lb.
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d b c· . . - [ Mlci-Weelc Lenten Services Ptann tl ' ~~~,_~mt'!~-io&le~~. - -a.
Foun ers ay serve y onnci sz;!!~~~\~~':'lenc::.c~ (.ltplewh.. Puint Rock :~El~v~~::
•••"j~·~...,~·~.,~-~ettae~o~~J'I~-;-~·u~';..~.N~~~~~~~""'~~o.~•~~~-"~=~-~
Euldce Mary VanHorn. clert: ~ Arboetla;
m,tir Pllllblll,..
C«alea PJI.., BMie;
Heven lldlool.$2511; Jeane San<lertur Bakor, Lyna Crull;bblllb,
Beecb Coundl lnt Millie IIUb COlii!IJII-I'Iffi be YKate4 bf Bllrill':\:' Ia
teacber:
Mnl. Jolaudie Burn· medical $00ial referral worter, HUI; Josetll ZOrkle,
Broad tte members ap!Joinled lffi'l JLI!Ie with the ot~ *¥~"'
ette, -yalde lnd!er: Floyd
Geraldine _ Greer, part Run; Roeaml Jearr Jewell. C.... Ger11d Simmons. Gene Allen. being Cbarlfl Wilbert. Apple
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Cole, oubililute telldler: Mitt- timlo financial ieerelary, $SO: tral; Mary Carolyn Smllh. Han. I' Katherine Somerville,. Marilyn Grove. .
pt. J'l.USAII'l' - '1'111
Tbree (l<!lool bus 4ri""' .- Rlpl!!y, uked tile board lnt the Jyn SlanleJ, aeCI'I!Iary
New Rebo Woodrum, part Ume buo.· DID Elem.; Roberta Jones, casto and Geraldine Steele.
'""' board req...ted . tllat !Ill
• Oaua\J Boanl -' B«'-1-""""Jpwed IDd prelltllled 1111 board use of Mt. Ollvt Scbool to be JHaven lldlool; Judy Kay HaU, loess secretary SSO, end Ecll· Hartford; Cheeyl WUHa111110n, l , . board appi'OVed II! ae- applieailla for lhe post Ill•
~ .!!JIIIt Ill a li'll biU•wlth a pelilkJn llaned by all used by lhe I""'P f<lr II neip Hartford ¢lool """"'lary, ,anc~ ! iOD Pnlllty, part Ume cuato- Henderson ; Ruth Marie Dun-lion offered by &pt. ·Mllton their appUcotlon wltlt 0. bolrd
- , IDd - u - heated ll,lt' ftllllar, bul drivers ukblc lbat borhood community centor. Fol- Velma Clark,
cook-secretary Idian, $6(1.
hall!, Leon; Clarice Wallace, · Burdette stalin& that aU per· immediately u . the ~ mu"
lioll -; llaleoed to ~a base pay l'llBe of $10 . per lowh11! a dlseussion and ta1b Brood Run, end Rober\ Crump,. Aldes employed at a aalary,MaiiOn : Lynn Durst, North Pt. •..ru: covered by tbe mWmum lbe IIUed by May I and could
JiY doloepllono, aocet*d resJa- month for drivers be conslder- by Rickard and Huffman the Jr. 111gb custodian.
of $200 per montb and
I bo , Pleasant ; Carol S.
lluriow, ' waao and hour law wJU~b be- be mied In tbe Dear fUture'.
,hatloDI, il1r<d ~ Ill llle ed m the new budBel for t.be board asked the ~ to sui). One of the most argued Issues school to which tbe~ were "" !Roosevelt; Sunnysrde,
Linda came effeetlve Feb. 1 shaU not Hersel Hender110n and Ray
,scbool sys~m and aupervisors COI!lii!C fii!Cal year. Driven mtt a definite oullino oU the of the evening eame over the signed are : Lemona Sue casey Arrington; Lmda Carol Grimm, Iwork over 44 hours per week, Wolle wen hired as tnstructor•
a.nd aldft 1IDder !lie nue
I present were Adrian Lethey, procram for study by
salaries recommen<IH by Steelellannan Hi&h: Mrs. Johnnie West Columbia; Thelma
w. except , in special emergencies. for the Adwt EducaUon eounes
program accepted as ~- Edison Moyes IDd Frtd Propp. mem!Jen, .
for tile office personnel of tbe Monroe, Pt. Pleasant Sr. 111gb: Fou~ Woods.
1 An ippllcaUon for tile post· at a salary of $4 per bout and
mendecj bf 'ntle I IMrector BUResignations were accepted Title I program. Finally, after Elizabeth sturgeon, Pt. Pleas- Subcommittee
for Curricu· ,tlon or Superintendent of Mall- approved adlllt education course
ly, Steele; adopted a resolution, MllSOII Couoty Community At>- from Cynthia Walle~
N e If two separate votes oo the part ani new Jr. High: Audrey P. lwn Council lor Language Arts 011 County School .was
read In wel4lnl with tu!Uon fl2 per
aild, studied the effi!C! of the tlon Group representaijves Jlo!>' llaven School, June Clark, sec- of board members, the follow· Bailey, Pt. Pleasant Jr. Hiib member Lucy Bulmer reslgned .from Glen Smlt.b, Mason. Two s!Jidelll approoed. , . D.e xt
.,g~~rumum wage and boor law ert Ricl<ard, Mra.
Vlr3lJUa retary at N.,. Haven school, ing personnel were hired. Their old : Joyce Jennings, Wab~a and Mabel Coslen waa named Iwritten appUeatiDQS have been meeting II lldleduled lor March
on the non-jll'Oiessional persoll· Bilclt, Edna Wray,
Henhel Velma ADen, ML Flcrwer IDd salaries are; BeUy Moyes, lib·· ltigll; Irma Gllland, Wabama as replacement; Curriculum received for the P9fll,
wlllch 6 at 7:311 pm.
P'li hired by the board.
WaucJI and _Robert llnffmaa ol
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1 - 'I'll
, l"l1dof, ...
by lhe Melp CcluDiy COIJQoU In all the print!i~' of&...
tloD wu o1Jr1rt-Hved.
ani campbell, Mrs.
WUUam Holy Weel:, the~ will be mld· , re~I!IIIklng ond ~aluatl~ 1·
!Urdaf. OOiera
allendilla
ol Parento • Tuchtrl .u-1· t11e b1gb 1<:boolt. Each unit wl11 '!'be Council, u mown here , Bartelo, Mrs. Pew ThetJo ·lind weet Lenten Worship Service• their faith. Durlni Lent. they
from lkiP Looal were llooullt
arion, Feb. 2 at 1111 Bradbur7 be tnv!letl to eolltrlbote to thl!l wia orpnlzed Ill 11:111, by Mrt. Mrs. John Moore.
at the 8.', Paul'l
Lutheran recall what their Lord hat done
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fllorl' , IIJizabetll . PldceJII ...
•ciiOOI. 'nit meellnl' woo co. fund.
Sidney fadley, theo Southeo•t One of lhe gmtest hooors -"'JCburc!l m Pomeroy begJMmg lor them. They also remem- \. I!Y MRS. J. 1!!. ltADEKIN !!uceno Cam!ihelh
duct<!\ by the pretidenl, Ml'll.
.
Dislrlct lllrector. Mrs. Clatr ever <.'OI11f to • loyai IIDd bard- ol I p.IJI,
ber therr sins and foolllpnees, Word baa bee!~ received of
.
R~ Woo4, , . welcon•e The followblil committee
lhrr -.ed u Ill first preil· working pTA member of Ill• Sermon tbemeo wiU be
a •nd are sorry for them,
Ithe birlh 61 a boy oo Saturday Mr. end Mn. ·!Wbert
••s utendecl b; Mr. Bobert
doni (('"' elghl ydrs).
council
io Mrs. Harold :::mlleUcal •t;;:y ol :" tradi· "By sacrifice ao4 discipline, 1 Feb. 4 to Mr. and lolro. Ronaki
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Morris, Prlnoipal, Q1 lhe scbool. er ~ Mro: Roberl Lu<u and Mrs Study IJ"'UII'I In family Ufe Lohse, Pomeroy, when ohe """ lhen•~:;enlhem~~in "~:a:~~ lhey seek to remove from their Nlchol!Ofl of Colwnbus. He hu guesla ol t¥ir parenla, Mr. ~
Very lmpr~•e !nvocabO'I Leo Crew.
educatloo met rqularly
In lnalalled district drrector. She bioob to Faith"
8
lives all that has
separated , been grven the name of John Mrs. G. 4- Radekln end ~
8..,111 of
wa, ~lven by Mrt.
Maxine May meetm, wlU be the
the Federated Cburch durin~ 15 now oervm, on the Ohio
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tflem from their Lon!, so thatj Ray.
,
andMrt. J'obollolllday.
~
-'n:!l'kl, who read "Give Me tart Falls PTA Unit.
t l - early yem. By LM4, •· Board o! PT.A. Managers, and , '!bey are In order, "Pride" ; when the
Easter
morning I Mr. end Mnr. Denver Filber
A F~lth" and "P.T.A. Torch" "Let'• Sine" with Mro.
bout II uruta comprised
the Is alweys ready 1<> tltond · o ·•Enyy." " Anger."
"Sloth." breaks into reality, they may of Clncmnatr spent the weelt·J Mr. Jobn Vale of Al<rou IIDII
followed with the P.T.A. Pr•~· Kautz, acng leader.
Cound!. Past preel<lenll prea· .helping hand to unlto and mem·l "Covetousneos." "Gluttony" and also arise to a new life of more end wr.tll Ius mother, Mra. G. i>is roomll\llte, Mr. Dave l!llllel
er. Pledll•
to the Amerrcon led at the plano by Mrs. Earl ent Wert Mrs. Karr, Mu. l'aoll bers wbo need It
["Lust." The Rev. Joseph R. dedicated service to their Lord. IE· Vengan.
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or Cosho<:ton. were borne ~
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Fill was given In unlacn.
' Dean,. was enjoyed.
Smart, Mrs. Ray Rlw, Mrs. After the meetong was lld- IKraiy, Pastor Loci, will do the There are some denominations I Mrt. G. B. Radekin was call· the weekond.
.· v'ocid aeii!C!Ions, "I've Dis. In observance of
Harold Ebenbach, Mrs. Wrl. joumed. rerr..hments
were preachin&. Mrs. Fred Blaett- that do not ob..rve Lent per se, ed to the home ol her daugh· Mr. and Mn .. G. A. ~
oovere~" and "Jesus is the D the history of the
Uam Downie, Mrs.
Harold served by the Bradbury PT ·I.,nar, church organist, will pr<t- 1but utilize the same Idea In ler, Mrs. Ina Sam• In Newark and dau;:llter Tma. were in Ar
Rock of A&~." ~ preaeot C:~ty eouDeu PTA W"'
Sauer, lllltl Mr. Robert Mom•. The serving llble was eentet"!<! vide special music for these ' other ways' '
on Thurscay where her ac<>-ln· bany Sunday eveiUJlll at th8
t'd by"1 ho five ilaufllttm an1 by lolr,l 1rll~ Wllllams past EadJ reealted h!ghlliltla dur· with a beautflul art'8JIItmtnl o! Jworship hours lnclnding spe-1 'l'hese special Lenten services · law Is serioUJiy Ill In lhe New· home of Mr. IIDd Mrs. Burl)r!c:... of Mr. and 'Mrs. YlrCII eslde~la ""'" bOOored'
lng their jears of service.
blue Iris and yellow daffndlls . dal arrangemenllr
pertaining In the Lutheran Cllurch are not . - -- - LauflltUn viewing ~ ..
King. The &irll wero allract· pr
ted with gifts
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Others serviDI airlce
I~ Cake, decorated in blue anrl 1Jo eadJ ol the Lenten week community services In the us· ' all inleresled members and Vietnam. Th.e McLeuphns' d,
!vely atdred 1n red dres..., presen
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bsve heen Mro. Vernon How· yellow. nullr. mlnla and coffee themes.
,ua! seme of the word, but a• ts :triends ol the community are Gordon, has been
alaUo~
the snn In black pan~ and , . County Cooncll Is com· ell, Mro. Fred Rosenbaum, Mro. were served.
Rev. Kraly observed that the ilhe cu!lom In the congregation mvited.
there for several monthl, ..
red coat. Judy King acCQmpan· poaed of 12 local units,
all
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led at the plano lllltl announced actlve In promoting lhe
the songs.
of lhe National Congress,
Secretary ..d treaaurer re- very first of which Ie to
P.Drts were read and approved. mote the weUare of chlldre·n I
Varlou• bills were authorizod and youth In bomo, school,
paid. Mrs. Wood re!JOrted on church and community.
and thanked ihe (.'Ouncfl tor her The ~ouncil further attempts
Opportunity to attend the an· to unify and strengthen mdivad•
nual state convention ln Cin ual associations, to provide
cinnati. All P. T. A. Urula thai educational programa
and
have uot paid their county dues instructional sessions, to con·
uf 1> ure urged to do so.
vey programs of actions
Mrs. Wood described the news !rom the state and nation·!
''A nti-Smoklng Clinic" lo be al organizations, to aid m
held Feb. II in lhe Marietta organization or new unlls,
High School from I until 3 o' finally tQ.,pndertake communilv
clock. This 11 to be of spec•a! project•· Jfhich local unrt&
Inter"'! to P.1 .A. Unlifl of 7tll not be able to •ccomplish alon•.l
and 8th !rades.
In the middle lwenties,
It was unanimously agreed lote Mrs,. Ralston Russell ,r
t~ continue to spon,;or the two Pomeroy organi2ed the
fir<t
year County Scholarship
County r.ouncil, with !\Irs. J .
~ per year. Two ha;e been 0 . ~1. a• Ua ftrst pre•i·
Satiety Notes
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Vinton News
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liY MARIE ALEXANDER
I Mr. oDd .am. Karl JUSIWI and '
Mr. and Mrs. John
Casl(). rhildren, Lancaster, were re''9inton. Miss Edith llo<irill and cent w.Sond rultors of their
Mr. F.mlle Thoma; Gartipohs, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley
went It Washington, D. C. over Cloud .
Jhe weekend to see the Castos' David Lane ,;pent a weekend
daughter·io-law Wh(l is ii pa.· in Columbus with his mother.
tient in Walter Reed Hospital. Mrs. Floren Lane and othlY
Mrs. \.!3sto is the w1fe of CapL. re]ahvf's.
James Casto who IS sLa tioned Mrs . William AJexander t'Dtt Camp Lee, Va .
tertaincd wiUt a jeint birthd8iy
Mr. and Mrs. WHJiam Alex- dinner in hooor of her parents,
ander and oom: Rick and Nick, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Ewing of
Columbus s~nt a weekend witn their heme recently. Guests were
their tarents. Mr. ar~d Mrs. ti Mrs. Beatrice Evans, Mrs. Ma~
P. Ew)ng and Mrs. Mane Alex- rie AlP.xander and the William
iinder.
Alexander family of Columbu9.
~Mrs. Neva Denney entered
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H()!zer Hospital for surgery.
Recent Sunday caUers of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed McGhfe were Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Wallace and
Gauge Rtadlngs: Gallipolis 1daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
11.9 and 20.3 running 24 of roll- 1Shultz, all of Columbus. and Mr.
en; Pt. Pleasant, 2~ . 79; Pom-1 and Mrs. Harry Courtright, Laueroy-Mason, 22.59; Hmton, 1.76; relville.
Kanawha .,Falls, 4.85 ; Charles- Miss Lvnn Lanier. wi:O
!Itton; out. All roller dams on t_~e j tends Ohio Northern University,
Kanawha nvers are on the st.l. spent ~ weekend here with her
Boa I rv oaml•nts :
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Leo La~
·i
,.. Ohio River - Lock 14, Penn- . ter .
!'y lv~nia up 6:25 p.m .; Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambert
Bruce up 10:50 p.m. ; Lock 15: who h2ve spent several wef:ts
Without you, we don't have any busineg
Exp:ess· down 6:20a.m.; OVEC in Columbus with their daugb·
up 6:45 a.m.; Lock 16
Mr. I ter. returned to their home.
Cnss dowo 8:S5 p.m.; Elame • Mr. and Mrs. Guy Strau!So, if we want to continue to be successful,
G. up 10:30 p.m.: Robert E. : baugh, Columbus, were recent
Heed down 11:10 p.m.; Buck- I weekend visitors of his mother,
as we have been for more than 100 years,
~{_" State up 4 a.m.
kPe~gy i Mrs. Myrtle Strausbaugh.
~wney up 6 a.m.;
20, 1 Mrs G
R " '!! y· ton
, webetterC4-REABOUTYOU.
Tam
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e.~ up · p.m.;
·' and Mr and Mrs. Raymon d Ra t•
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en 5 up " p.m.; . ueJv; . tc ; liff and KeJll , qhafer, Gallipolis,
Dam, Esso Pennsylvama up 6 spent a Sun~.1~w lth Mr . ....
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W•bett.er t!ffbout lrow we serve you,
a.m.; Lock "'
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Patton 1M J k
nd
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11 a sons.
R II bl
rs. ac
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up ' p.m.: e a e up 10:40 p. ' Mr and ts K I
· lali(JIUt what ;erve you,
m.; Lock 22, Stevenson up 3
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a.m; Lock 23, George T. Price ' Lancaster, ·~~ recent guests
about being fair, honest, and dependable.
up 8:40 p.m.; Inca up I:JO a. or Mr. and Mrs. James Casto.
m. ; Greenup Dam, Rose G. up , Mr .. Robert L~mberti• a pa·
7:30 p.m .; Mama Lere down , trent m Gallipolis MedJCal Ce&
When you get right down to it, you're the boss at A&P.
1
8:10 p.m.; Valley Transporter ter.
And it's always good business to be good to the boss.
down 2:15 a.m.: Franklin B. !
down 5:35 a.m.: Meldahl Dam, I
The Almanac
Oleander down 3:50 ·p.m.; R. ; By UDft_ed Press Jnterutloaal
Not every store feels this way.
H. Bosworth 11 down 5.Jo p.rr•. ; Tnday IS Wednesday, Feb. 8,
Lady Marjorie down 7 p.m.; ! the 39ih day tf 1967 with 326 to
A&Pdoes!
Polly R. up &:20 p.m.; Vlckers l follow.
up' 10:15 p.m.; Edeana Bos- Tile moon is in its last
wortb up a a.m.; Miss Susau l quarter.
Shouldn't A&P be your store?
up 4:30 a.m.; J . s. Lewis down 1 The moroing stars are Jupiter
~ : 20 a.m.; Wbayne H. up 6;15 i and Mars.
,
a.m.
: The evening stars are Jupiter, :
GaWpoiiJ Boat& - Panzo up · Saturn and Venus.
f
5:40 p.m.; Elgercliff down 6:40 ~ Fren~h novelist Jules Verne ~
p.m.; Elisha Woods up 12:40 . of ••Around the World in
80 :
LIGHT MEAT CHUNK STYLE
YOUR CHOICE
a.m.; Onward up 2:30 a.m.; ' Days" fame was OOrn on Uris '
A&P TUNA FISH
6~-o%. can
R~rl P.' Tibolt up 4:30 a.m. ; I day In 18211.
YELLOW CLING SLICED OR HALVES
Aoc!Pew P Calhoun up 6:15 a. 1 On this day in history:
A&P PEACHES
29-oz. can
m. ·
i ln 1587. Mary, Quetn of Scots,
A&P BARTLETT PEARS
1-lb. can
.K8pwba River - Marmet, I was beheaded aftrr being
Seroet down 10:25 p.m.; Dear· , charged with plotting
the
A&P PRUNE PLUMS
30-o%. can
born di)WD 12:15 a.m.; Beaver I murder of Britain's Queen
up 2:10 a.111.; Charles K. down i Elizabeth l.
4:30 a.m.; Winfield , llelen z. ! In 1940, every lOth person In
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down 4:30 p.m.: 0. F Shearer ! two villages near Warsaw was l. __
down 9 p.m.; Jefferson up I i shot In reprisal for the death!
p.m.; Alan R. Merrill downi of two German 110ldiers.
1:30 a.m.; H. E. Bowles
upi In 1963, Premier Kasslm or
TIXA5-SIIDLEIS
FLORIDA TEMPLE
1:50 a.m.; lou<y Jane Lucas! Iraq was overthrown in a
down ·• a.m.; and National mllltary coup aud executed the
dnwn {:)16 a.m.
next day.
SOLID HEADS
River News
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SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED
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Portion
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Shllnk
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Center
Cut
Chuck
lb.
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FRESH FOWL
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CUT-UP lb. 43c - - - - - -
99c
39c
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Fruits and Vegetables!
Grapefruit · ··· 5 lb. bag 39c
New Cabbage · ...... · lb. 1Oc
LARGE BUNCHES
Fresh Broccoli · · ·· bunch 29c
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O·RANGES
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doz.
.. Jane Parker Favorites!
special ·
f/I'A&P SEAFOOD VALUES! .
CAP'N JOHN FROZEN OCEAN
10-oz pkg 89c Flounder Fillets · ·· · pkg. 65c
CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN
1-lb. pkg. 49c Oyster Stew 2- 10-oz ens 79c ··
Family Flour 5
COLD STREAM
Pink Salmo.1
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Cln
ANN PAGE BOSTON OR VEGETARIAN
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TO~Jge
Pork&.
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1-lb.
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ANN PAGE-Plain or Muoh-m
A&P MEDIUM GRAIN
Angel Food Cake · · ·· Eacb 39c
White Rice .. · · 2 lb.
SpaghtHI Sauce .1-lb. Jar 29c
DRY
OUR,OWN
.4NN PAGB
A&P BRAND
.r ·
pkgo.
NUTLEY-SOLID PRINTS
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MtrveJ-Vtnllla
Ice Cream · · Gal. Cart. $1.09
PEACHES:~: .:"·:
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.$ '"·
$1/·
46 oz.
SALAD
cans
quart
(Alii 0 Pkgs.)
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VEGETABLES
Retails
4 99C
1CJ.oz.
plcgs.
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FrUeh Fries .. 9 oz. pkg. 1Oc
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Yegetcables
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- 5 - 9-oz pkgs 99c
WI"CH'S,..FROZIN
Grape Juice 5 - 6-oz cans 99c
effective tbru Sat. Feb. ll:In GalliPcfus, Pomer&y and Middleport
INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED
·.MORE FOR
CHEESE SLICES
MeiOblt, Amerlcon
Pimento
·or Swiss_
2
lb.
. pkg.
c·
69
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MUSSELMAN'S
APPLE SAUCE.· ,
Dalrg Bug OI·The·W eek!
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FAIRMONT
BUTTERMILK
i Gallon Carton · · ··
J9
303
cans
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CAND BARS ·.
10 PKGS.
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FRUIT DRINKS
Kraft "Salad Bowl"
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5 to 7 lb. Average. SPECIAl · ··· ·· · ·· ..
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, 'Twin Pak
,._b'.:'. Special · ····
No.2!
cans
P:,~NICS
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Cottage Chnse 2 lb. pkg. 59c
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POTATO CHIPS
Stokely's, Halves1 Slices
can,27c
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"The Stare With A Han"
White Hou...,..tnotont, 13-1/5 01. " " -
Frozen Food Features!
~ordhook or
lhbyLimas
Cauliflower
Tasty Dairy Selections!
A&' lrand
SOUP
Ga\.
Large Assortment ·
Egg Noodles .. 3 pkgs. $1.00 Ma~atine 5 - 1-lb. pkgs. 89c
Cake Donuts ···· · · · · doz. 39c
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~Til
Right reserved to Umlt quantitles
tA\\.K
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TOMATO
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JANE PARKER-OLD FASHION
Fresh Eggs .. · .. · .... doz. 39f·
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Campbell's
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lunnybrHk Med. Grad• A
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WEDNESDAY
SENlOI\ MOTHERS of East·
etil l!igh School meeting •ched·
uled Thursday has been chang·
ed to Wedneaday at 1 p. m. at
the High· Scbool.
POMEROY CHAPTER No. 80
Royal Arch Ma100s, *Ill '
their slatecl convocation Wed·
nllday at 7:30 p. m at tht
Pomeroy Masonic Temple. AI·
RECEIVE PINS
bert Woodard, excellent hip . . Allendance pins we,.. awatt
prlest;roiftiests ill otlicers and ed t. members of the Syr•·
eompanlons to atlend,
cuse E.U.B. Church
WEDNESDAY
WIUTE ROf!E LOlJGE
by the Sunday School
Mlddieport will meet Wetlnet~ I lntendent, Mr. Ben
day afternoon at 1:30 p. m.
ry. Thff were Mrs.
~he Lqlon l{al\. Hoatessea will ~ood, Mrs. ·Lillian Smith,
rice Smith and Ri~key
•ott
111 Mrs. P. L. Mitch, Mrs.
h
Ida Bacbner, Mra. Edgar AL- Mickey As .
lensWIIrth.
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MIIiDLEPORT Literary Club
will meet Wednesday,
8,
al 2-j). , m. at \he ' hciiile of
Mrl. il&U. Dutton with· · ·Mrs.
Everett Hoyeo u bostess. He'
vlows
will be siven by Mrs.
Charles Bradbury and Mrs.
II. Lasher: Roll .:aU - an
orlean ln4Jan. .
to!
Gra4e A
Hotft09enile4
1-lb.
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a-coli Speers
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ANN
Potato Bread ···· 51oaves 99c
39c
CAP'N JOHN FROZEN
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Jane Pi~, Mlde with Potato Flour
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1-llt. loavn
BAKED .
FRESH
DAILY _ __
79c
Macaroni & Cheese 2 for 25c Chocolate Drink · · 2 cans 69c
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APPLE PIE
lb.
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the World Day of Prayer oerv·
lee.
MONDAY
WSCS OF HEATil Methndlst
Church wtll meet Monday, Feb.
13, at the church. The second
se80ion on the Self-Evaluation
program will be given by Mrs.
Bernard Fullz and Mrs. M. L.
Frellch. Hostesses wlll
be
Mrs. John Ketchka,
Mrs.
Forrest Bachtel, Mrs. L. W. Me·
Comas, Mn. Bob Ord
Mrs. Nan Moore,
Salad Dressing · · Qt. Jar 49c Instant Coffee 10-oz. Jar 1.09
Navel Oranges · ··· · · doz. 69c
l
lb.
QUARTERED
SLICED
9 to 11 CHOPS
SOt:IAL
RACI
Open Mon.-Fri ........ •. • • t to 6
Saturda7 ..••.•• .; •.• ; :. ·1 to t
Pinto Beans · · · · 41b. pkg. 49c Loose Tea ·· 1-lb. pkg. $1.09
CALIFORNIA-SUNKIST
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PICNIC
STYLE
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PORK LOIN
PORK ;JOAST
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FEBRUARY
oil
, Shcecl Bacon ·· 1-lb. pkg. 59c Boiliilg Beef · ·· ···· · ..... lb. 29c
ROUND BONI SHOULDER CUT
I SQPIR·RIGHT ALL MEAT
large
Bologna · · · ··· · · lb. 49c Swiss S~ak · · · ·•·•· · · · · lb. 79c
BE!I'-VEAt.I!ORK
SUPER-RIGHT ALL MEAT
Skinless Wieners 1-lb pkg 65c Meat Loaf Mi~ ........ lb. 6.c
SUPER·RIGHT .
Minute Beef Steaks ,. · lb. 89c
Fresh Sausage · · 1-lb. roll49c LEG OR BREAST
Sliced Beef Liver · ·· · · · lb. 59c Fryer Quarters ·•••·· · · lb. 39c
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lb. 751
COOKED-BONELESS
CENTER SLIC~S - - - - - lb.
ALLGOOD
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Pmbytariu Cllm>ll, I·· ..
Ameri<a, met Mo!!diJ evenin& jorie Hoffner, filii bearers for •
al the IOOF Hall.
meetings ; Winona Coot and Ed- ~urc~. 1:•; Clleoter M:!;.
. ' na Reibel. naa bearers lor fun- diJI ~- aod Allrod
•Carrie Molnbart, cooncilor, era!· Eva Dessauer
Edna odlst ~arcll.
pros_
-• idedrltuat i'·.the
"· meeting
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a ...,. orm. 100' en aod Nettie Hay.,., delin-
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INTRODUCE DIRECI'OR•
VISITING PAl\l;l!iTS
Th Four Rivero Girl Scout ' Darryi ,_Stumbo of t!M.U. I.
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lor Coast Guard aon ol Ml'.
Counctl held a recepUm . . Mrs. cilffold ,stumbo,
!lllss Allee lieJ!nl, · new Esecu- 'port, Is Vlallinl bere with
live Director of cOuncil; il ~ parenll and friends. Dit~Jjl baa
Parkersburg Flrsl Uni!Aid Pres- J>een attontllnl a ~ e!toe·ll
byterlan Church February 1, lo troniCll school at Griiiotl,
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W~luNGTON - THE 25111 .
BALTIMORE (UPI) -
Tbe snow-covered roof of a
At~~endment to the Constitut;on Roman Catholic church collapsed today on top of 120
wlls ,on · the verge of adoption pe~sons attending a morning Lenten service, 10~ of them
today. ~ction »y Mipneaota aod children.
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Montana legillaturea wlll write I
No one was killed. Thirty-four persons, nearly aU
·It into law and correct a naw ichildren, s~ffered injuries. Fifteen of them were admit·
exillting alDce the brlth of the ted to hospitals for treatment.
I "It's the miracle of the century in Baltimore that no
repuhlit.
. The proposed amendment Pl'1" 1r,n• wa~ killed," said the Rev. James ferry, p_a!~or at a
vodes for filling a ~acancy tn ethodtst ~burch nearby. !
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the office of 1~ ,vioe preaideo· veryone qu:.ckly got out of 1middle, hurhng timbers aod
cy. 11 also sets out tho the ',church.
. I other debris on top of llle pew!l.
P~'\'" to be followed lor the ThAehoonWgreedgaliodn, attendoni g Q1udtokly, the chi0Jdreedn aodsafafew
yice ~..,aident to serve as act- ; an s
nes ay serv ce o er persons
to
ety
In& ""''"'•nl whenever
the delayed by the East Coast through a side door.
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blizzard, was led to safety by 1
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' ,,!dent II unable to perform !lie Rev. Francis O'Brien aod
The entire roof then fell i•
is dtitles. •' '
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aod tne walls of lhe church
paratroops Tra
Alexei N.•Kosygln
ealled today for scrapping of all nuclear weapo111
destruction of nuclear stockpiles.
Kosygin said If the nuclear question wu not solved
in this century It would have to be solved In the next.
The visiting Soviet official made the remarks at a
conference carried Uve
the United Sltatetis. via Tell· menl bannlngBul deb~~·the
star commun ca ons sate • weapons.
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Including 8,7911!workl!l'l and 1 bolpltal palleal
waa dead aod
wounded. A were released W~ algilt
:ar~~
total of 503 Americans now are by lbe VIet eon,. 'Diey llad
auflered per~apa the IIi
Uated 18 missing In aetton.
been m!salng since . Feb. a.
euuaiUea austaiDed in a
· The toll last week Included Spoteunen said tbe-illtll'fire attacl:, military
111 Gls killed, II2D wounded aod en rotlle from • · G<rmaa
said today
captured by Communists or hospital obip in &tl&oD .lo 1o11Q1
submitted to qu... ; : ; :
lions in the unusual transaUan· ban.., all nuclear weapana
tic news conlereDce shnrUy total destruction of
alter Prime Minister Harold sloctpllea
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Wllson paid a surprise visit to
..11 w~ de 1101 oolve IIIIo
the Russian's bote! suite.
problem - · . be aald, •11
Rellable sources said tile two, mtul be i'elved Ia lite am
attended only by lnterpretors, eentary."
discussed Vietnam ~nd other He said ncent talks
lntemallonal ~ssu...
shown ~~~· world mual come
Their previous talkl on Ian agreement to ban the
Vietnam were reported to have Iof nuclear weapons to
totten nowhere. BrilaiD waa l countries lhal do not possess
reported urging a Joint Loodon- them now.
Moscow effort lo bring abnut a l Speaking Ruaalan, with his
V!etoame~e peace.
Iremark> being translated
Addressmg m?re
than 500 English, Kosygin xald that
newomen Kosygm did not Jive a Germany mull agree to such
direct
answer when aalted f agreement wllelber Borut wants
whelher he favors an ogree-1to or not.
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ls.:d about
they
lbigad-• were allacked
U.S. manpower in VIetnam waa captured them. AlltharliliiAIII'
day by a amalter bul
at 410,000 m1111.
the
WOtttiJ' 4li)'lal
entrenched CommuniBI
On the other side of the war, their pallen~ .In a ~
wblch struck with a barra&e
spokesmen reported today ·that fouod walldnc OD 1 •lUIII:·it
aome 100 grenades, ~~:;:•~
Vietnamese Red CroiB mlleo soulheul of, SoliD"· - '
mines aod counUess VI
small r.rms fire.
Spokesmen sald the
. SAIGON (UPI) - U. S. opok..m.n uld ....,
c... loolt "mnderate"
50,519 Amtrlctno htVII boon kllltd • ,. ..,..... jn
Ues, In the four hour """'"•I the VIti Nom wtr tnd thtl at ltut •16, (,om-1)~
meaning deatba or wounds
violations of the current lunor now
~ ha"
numerous but nol eli:~~=~ felltd more. Thwy roporttd 1,149 U. $. ,_,.ltl-.~
enough to destroy the
- k olont. A Iotti of 117 AmtriCIDI ~- ness of the company.
920 waundtd lest wttk tnd onother 12 l!ll!ll'l>l.llf~
paratrooper& operating In
td ... pturtd or mlasl~~~o they 11ld. It loolDught tha
Zone D fought back with small
six..,.., wor tatol .. 8,790 kllltd lncltHIIot l,564 Jn
lii'IDI a1111 gretladea and finally 1 non-combot occlcltnll, 41,739 waundell Nd 1 5113 II,..
forced the COmmunists
td •• mlsalng In octlon, lhty 11ld.
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with artillery :and air sU!I()ot1.
The attacl: was but one
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SHANMONT PANTIES
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Middleport
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VIsit llbtohlolo In ~ ... Tbil week end "
are bavlng our clean-up
e of GlrlJ and Wome~ .
Sklrtl- and other Winter Ready To Wear on the 2n
floor Our htlf·prlce sale of Mens and Boys Coats :\:
Jacluit& and Sweaters on the main floor - Barga IIJ
all over tbe .Acre and every day more new Spring
merchandise trrlvfilg. VIsit in every department.
In Saito aod S. Noda.
ON SALE--l:KIR
1arrangements.
American gardens and flower Mrs. A. R. Hecox gave a pa- Mrs. Carl Horky, p;:,:~
arranging_ was discussed at the per on "Favorlte House planlll," cllairman, introduced the
February meeung of the Mld-11 on
· eluding the African ViolM
and en lor lhe evenin,. A
· on sal1 ·
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For Women. lbief rtyles ond Step-inPinties now
dleport Garden Club Mooday 1othen. Mrs. Michael Fry
of plant auction wao held foliow*.msley, a charter member, quent.
~Arn r
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evening in the newly decora\ed 1Cheshire was welcomed into ln& the meetlns. Memben anfor $f.OO
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death. Ed hosp1tai
Speocer At the close of the meeting,
OUD aD ' s~o·
1the club.
swered roU call ••
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a cur~
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~ al room of the Columbus
•1-. And the extra t nd 1 ••"•
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ts 111 m a
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. • ' valentines wen distributed and
I and Southern Ohio
Electric Mrs. Morris ............ ....~ on a rent Oh1o Conservaticm
project. For all r-ular
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-~1 Bearbs rernams oli· Icookies and coffee were served.
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Company. Mrs . William Mor- recent reJional board meetilli The buffet table
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tteltn ~ls:ber lOSt her mother The next meetine wiU be Feb.
ris, president was in charge. Iwuh Mrs. Jack Robson and on ment featured red velvet roses
and Elir.abeth. Campbell and 20 and there will be a sHent
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1 the Sears Civic Beautifica~on m a milk glass compote.
~I S~wart their brothers- Ia~ction by the ways and means
Mrs. C. A. Emmtsh display· Iproject. The Ohio Association dessen course was served
Ill· law by death.
Icommillee.
ed a Japanese arrangement of of Garden ClubB hal asked tile the h116tesses, Mrs. David
For Men, Women, Boy1 and
/' communication was . re~d
forced forsythia branches
in Middleport club to provide flow· sminger, and contributing
Girll. All sizel!l, Assorted Vinyls, Corduroy, Wooll and
tiom Edith
Wakely,the District
diStrict ' ~- •. ~'' ""WW
Woola, Orlona, VJnyla
~ut)',
concerning
Nolan Carson of Cincinnati 1conjunction with the
topkc, er arrangements for the speak· .esses, Mrs. James Arnold , Mrs. colors.
Leathers. Leather
Palm Nylons. Warml)r lined.
r~ly to be held in Losan April ~
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Monday to be with his 1"Traditions of Japanese Gar. er's table at the state conven· : Lewis Smith, and Mrs. R~~;~ Drivin&: Gloves. Values up to
$2.915.
Value.s up to $1.95
13 and asking the coundl
to s
5~~r, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, dens." Mrs.' John Welsh ga~e tion in . Ath~ns 1n A1.1gust ~s. .Gress. Mrs. M~ Rol~er
bfve the memorial services in ~
while Mr. Gittxms iB a medical ' a paper titled , ' The
Mag1c John Kmca1d, Mrs. James Titus ed Mrs. Entsnunger m the
tSe
, e.ven~ )A practice
at '\'
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patient _at Holzer .Hosplta~ tn ,of Trees and Stones: Secrets and Mrs Garen Stansbury were !!ence of ber daughter, Mr
Salo
TupJters Pliilil'S was announced ,,
GaLHpolis. Mr. Gibbons 1s un- Of Japanese Gardens ~y K. 1named to the conimittee for the Gress.
!lit April'2 and national, state , J
dergomg tests but Is reporled
-~:..:.:__:_____:_-'--'--- - -- - ~ district IJ[ficers are to at· I';1
improved.
Me~s were asked to 1
Mr. aod Mrs. Oar! Horky and
Made of soft split cowhide laminated 1o vinyl. ScuH refbi the rally. A' Mrs . O!an Genheimer return- daughters spent tbP
.
Washable. Removable paas case with swing clip
sistant.
nk you no~ was read from ed to her home Columbus Mon· at Bndgeport Wlth relativ~s.
for additional windows. Fine quality, Red, Blue; Belao,
tit Crary family. The travel· day after spending the past Mr. aod Mrs. _Joe 'fribl>ie
mock.
donated by
Mary ;day; assisting in the care ot,"nd daughter, Kimi, St.
ldwm, was awarded to Edna :her mother Mrs John F Bat. I W. Va . vtsit.ed Sunday
_!bel.
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MENS BILLFOLDS In Brown tnd Black $1.00
·Named ,oil _committees were 1 ·Mrs. J. B. Marshall of Louls- !George Hackett Sr. They
<.;rne. ~f,zhng, ~r.a Beegle, . ville, Ky. arrived today to as· to see t~e new son of Mr. and was tlle topi~ of a paper given Annuals coloring or summer white board or bricK house
""" Man~
- •wk dmmg room ·
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of h
th Mrs . Michael Shaler.
at the February meeting
plans were made lor the pro- yellow blends with gray sidi1ngll
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.,....,, • Cohen, Net·• M
srs 1 mJoh
1ue care
er mo er, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd has
Edna
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the Pomeroy Garden club
gram when the club will hild or grey toned old bric k ;
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.. lenora Swatzel, l rs.
~-- Veterans day a Iternoon at th e ho me
· al ways
Hayeo
w-11 - F.n1 h · al1 y.T h t ied to her home """'
an open meeting ol the
St. planting annuals, 11· os
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Elizabeth Campbell Sat lrdle ~therho ondpre spetn Memorial Hospitil where
Mrs. Charles Persinger,
Paul's Lutheran church June best to 1 draw a plan first, con· No sweeter lift f . Val,en·
• . u ay w1
1s gra
aren s, h •-·
d obse 1.
bl d tines. Choose from"' r '
· ~ue_tthe>ll"i,g Nettie , Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher. · as UC1:andn un erF
:V,Na~oo~n~. berry Heights.
5.
sidering the colors that en , delicious lrl'IJ' of~ Fanhy
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and Go do F. h
P k
Mr.
Mrs. ranciS
Mrs. Persinger, president,
"Annuals Color all Summer," the size of the plants, and the Farmer Cand• tna•·... You're ·Send a s~eiat me1sa•e to
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ar er!· 1son were m
. Lancaster
.~
...ftr!autiful your Va entine from• our
means· 1b r W
ened. the meeting by
was the topic of the instructive size of area to be planted; •-· 11 bound to please.
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urg,Witft
. · his
~a . spent the week· ' where they visited with
heart·sllaoed
Valentine Card collection by
rat: llaylos, Lii: !end
parents, Mr. and
.
the verse of the month,
paper prepared and given oy soil, fertilization, sun or shade 60c:
ta $9.ts gilt bo-a:ed,
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Hallmark.
and Mrs M
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d f .1 son, Ke1U1 Andef1RD, of
ruary brings the rain,
Mrs. J . 0. Roedel. Points she are most important in
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the frozen Jakes again.''
make : In order to get best a beautiful and most successful
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1 ~r. and Mrs. M~son Fisher 1 to Lancaster by plane on busi·
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viSited Suoday evemng at New Iness for bis company.
DevoHons were given
effects, colors of a n n u a I s gardefl of annuals, aod some
t_
Haven. W. Va. with Mr. an<f M
d Mrs Howard
Roy Betzing who read
should blend with construction of the most colorlul aJIJIWlls
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Mrs. Burrell Dawson and Mrs. I de/~Martha· Clark of
12:1-7 and a meditation
and material of the house: red are ageratum, alysium, aster., The Burly Jeans that never needs Ironing. With ltyltol
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Edith Roush.
The Upper Room, noting that salvlas are recommended lor a ealendolas, sun flower, lark, mength and softness.
esewn with Dpra ~b
, Mr ad M
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F' h lersburg, W. Va. and Mrs . Ma· very 1mportant question,
spur, mar'•olds 'and petunias.
thread. eReinforced at every strain point. estrong
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re. ason IS er bel Wolf of Pomeroy were
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and daughter, Barbara wer• jweekeod guests of Mr. an should ask ourselves Is
In closing Mrs. Ruedel read l'::ized~~~ ~f.r.'rslze!"':%u~B ~':ist m:fsJ!: Colon:
always"
Tuesday guests or. her p~rents, Mrs. Paul Grueser.
we pleased God?" She conclud ·
a poem by Douglas Mailock:
, Mr. aod Mrs. Orris Hams,
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
Davidson,
ed
with
the
thought,
"When
W)loever makes a cardeo,
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love God, we do our utmost
has, Ob so many frieDdl;
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~~sake
iAthens, were SUnday
dinner please Him."
Tile &lory of lhe mw$1
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In nXIOUS
gueslll
of her
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eada.
COLD-RAP
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Mr ~sonparents,
Jan- Mr. and Members answered roil
Four elementary school prin- The dew -bea
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by naming a drinking plant,
For wiad and roln aal IDI·
Blanche Nelson of . Dexter one that -ufres an unusual
clpala of the Meigs Local
oblne
I ge IS 1.tu
spent the weekend woth her
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School district joined · more
OpiC OJ' fOU p Isister-in-law, Mrs. George
mount of water. A Jetter
than 1,000 Ollio school admliils- Aod dew allll fertlle ...
hJoy For An Anxious Age" I son, s. Second Ave. Spendine read from .charJotte Cox of · trators in a professlonal eon. Aid lle wlto make~ 8 tardee ~:~:S~~~!t~ctf~ap~t!:i . Eorj,y AmerlcJ!l Prascut
,was the topic given by Mlss iSalurday evening Willi tllem State HOSP!talat Athens,
Iorence in Columbus UDder Works !land In band 'IJIIb'Gotl.
stronger, moldable, Crystal. 7 dloheo and 1 1 i Charlolte Dtvld!on at l!le Feb- was Bernice Nelson of
'"' the club for table
sponsorship of the Ohio Depart. A deS!erl c.,.se in keePinl venlll dehydration and .eaally (lall plate 011 a mi>hilbl
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ruary llleetlnl of Group I oi l Mr. an!l Mn. Wendell
meflts goven them at
ment of Elementary
SchoOl with George Washington,·~·::~~~~ written on. IB Jnchei wide, rack.
60
, the Womon'o A!soolatlon of Itch and dllllhter, Susan,
mas.
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last
Thursday d!ly waa served by then
ft. long.
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Salo
the First Unltad Pre•byterlan son, Steve, visited over 1 be Mrs. Personbeageirl _explalDheed
Saturday.
at the clllse of the
$1.00
ci.A•·~~': Olurch ln MJddleport
weekend in McConnelsville
projec~ of
ut ymg t
They were Mis!
Rosalie The next meetinJ will ~
at
roUt
• .,o •o day evening at the home
their parents, Mrs. H<>mer
ball foeld area, a request
Salisbury; Mrs. Ne!Ue the boone of Mrs. Harold l!roW11.
.
T"-t art R,CA Victor Value Drlya
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w~::~~~: Mrs. Fred Lewis.
lacb and Mrs. W1lllam Smitb. the president of. the .
· Vale, Salem Cen.ter; Mrs. EllzComo
to
our
2nd
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Music
D~p~~rtu-.
RCA
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The opening prayer was
Anoclatioo. nus
abeth Pickens Middleport and
J .\~· •
Color TV's - RCA VIctor Portable TV's RCA
en by Mrs. Larry Andersoa
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tabled until further study .
lllr. Eugene Campbell, Harrl·
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victor
SltrtolRCA
VIctor
RtdlCIITtpt
scripture reading from
r
be made of the proJect and JUSI
ville
i'..l
lacordtn- Tht RCA VIctor Porttblt a - lacord
given by Mrs. Jack Coleman.
what It would require.
Final so;em~ for the annual meet·
e~- ~um
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Pioyora. Stt them al[.on the 2nd floor.
Mrts. Ri1chahrd Vaughan was
i!li, held at the Ohio State Ex''
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Op1
position Center, was "Decision
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1VO .1on~, C aorman usmg .
PLASTIC
Rtctlflllla.r Pintle
topiC, Gelling Along w I I
Mro. Dollie Fetty -rtalned
Making for Elementary Prln- !llrs.
B.
"
. People." Several poems
a birthday party Friday
cipals."
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Ied tho
DISH
PANS
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en from the hook "Apples
at the home of Mrs.
NatiOnally • known opeakers Radoo Club .
, Gold" were. reao by Mrs Clifford Hayea in honor ol
aod professional consultants on ieveninK at bar
Popular oize with lree-swtnc- Fill ony liDt. Styled for
the former's daughter.
An old faahioned pie
the program were Dr. Martin Jbome.
.IJack Satterfoeid.
tna metal ball. White, lur· bNDiy.~, ..~
, During the business meeting
birthday cake
aod sock bop In February
Essex state superintendent of , A short bualneot ~eosion
wood, wblto.
quolse, aandalwood.
; it was reported that the $54 . cream were served to
planned by the
public' Instruction aod one . !conducted by Mra. Doyle .
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made on the hake sale of
after abe bod opened
P.T.O. Tuesday, January 25.
Middleport superlntendent,,er, prealdent. Mrs. Ill 8 r 1
1o1o
sat.
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"rday would be turned over to · and ••• ~
'llle presidenl, Mrs. Do•
d Dr Sta
. ~- B"'"hton Ohio Rizer was accepted 11 1 .
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member Plans were
. .. . omen ~ SSOCIB 10":
Atteoding were Mr. and
son open t e meelilli
Education Association execu• etin Ill h held
-roject of dosh cloths woU be Clifford
Hayes Mrs J
the congregation joining her in 11 -~tary
ille next me g
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"Ontinued
Folio
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the
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of
Mrs.
Freeman
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Hayes, Miss Lenore Betzin
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s n ayer ·
e At the concluslon of the con·
ong, tbe hostess served a
Mrs Truman ll>ll and n•-• g, room COWIIt was won by
Mr. ~.
W en Immel Klrt- Enoch, Syr•cuse.
d
Green Gold; Honey Gold, nesta Onllfle, Frolte4 Bille.
' sert cou
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u::.u:nce,
arr
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Refreshments were
serve
6
rse.
Randy allll Trudie Hal~ Connie
nald ouvero oourlh
Jaod, (Lake Co.) was inatalled by the hostess to Mrs.
While Thev LGit
MEETINGS CONTINUE
Sommons, Cheryl File, Mrs. again lhlo ~on_th.
as the new presldelll.
Taywr Mrs. George Carson, $4.29 ALL PURPO$.E SERVERS - - ~LE $2.00
John Case Gregory Hayes The organiZation
$6.39 7 PC. SALAD SE'FS
SALE $3.00
111"· Enoc h' Mrs. RnbertN th
A revival at Hysell Run Free
Dolli~ Fetty aod Mis; Mr. C. E. Blakeslee,
Meigs
$3.29 CHIP 'N DIP180WLS
SALE $1.50
WiU Meillndist Church will can· Mary . Fetty.
'
County Extension Agent,
en, _Mrs. Slluler,es't~s a an $1.79 OIL AND VIN.GAR SETS
SALEik
tmue through thiS week. Rev. Sending (lifts were Mr and showed color slldes on 4-H
-.I
Bigga and 8 gu '
•
$1.79 SALT AND PEPPER SETS
SALE 15c
Delbert Allison of
lllrs. Victor Grim, Mrs.. . in Meigs Countl' and in
ISCUSSt:a
lard Boy_•_•·---$1.79 CANDLE HOLDER SETS
SALIIk
Oblo, " evalliellst. The
.,th Carson a1111 daughter,
He stressed illal
parents
''BIG BARGAIN"
_ _ _ _..,..,...................i..
s '"in'"v.."..
ed~·........................., Bl Jo, of Ravenswood, W. Va. must help support their
Pictures of the renovation of Accident Viceim
r
aod Mrs. Wallaeo Fetty.
dren In 4-H work,
Ohi St teh
tunda I R
~ __. H
'
them to receive full
o a ouse . ro
• • eeurneu ome
from their club work
the Ohio Republican
N~s, Mrs. Donald Becker was
~
Cookie Sale Go Day
Awards were pres~nted by a1111 CAP City News were dis- leased from tile btlll(lital
13 inches wide, 100 II. lenath. Many usetl Deeoralllll, book
covers, table. covers. Yellow, IIDdalwoo~ ptnt, turquotie and
Is February 17th
Mrs. Virgil Ati<IIS and Mrs. cussed in a recent meeting of day where she baa been a
white.
·
The Four Rivers Girl
Robert Jewell to members
the Meigs County Young Re- tient for the past two weeks
ALSQ,OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS
Co101ctl "GO" <lay for
the Harrisonville Homlr Club publicans club at the
BGtel the result of injUries suffered
I roll
~·ed orders for cookies Is
for the past year's work.
Marlin with Shirley Beegle, in an automobile accident.
II Inch width, 70-Jh ltllgth
. 69c a-roll
ary 17, continUing 1o
ershlp pins were also present- president, In doarge.
. Her busbaod, ~· also In· Soo tho complete llnl·ol IJnl,. ,.,... In tolld ooloro 0041
'll, Neighborhood Cookie
ed for lite first year of work In A brief report on the gover· 1ur~ In tile t~CC~denl rem~ ploldtl. Alto Royltoo Shelf ~por wHh dacorotool oc1toomen of the Council area have 4-H
nor's Inauguration In Columbus eonloned at Veterans Memonal
decided.
.
PI
loa were
was p,iven by Charles Waylaod. Hospital. Mrs. Richard liollat.
80
Cookie
were guesl8 by :':.. Pamela
an Jack 'welker, social ctatrman, tar, Injured In the same
of Mr· WllUam B. Prall, repr&- Mlaa Linda Jlrolan ,
liJIIIOIDICed a bowling party wlll dent, was also releaaed
Completely automatic, wltlo lime and lemperatun ..mn~tt
FOR BABY STEPS
sentatlvo for the Burry B!J.
·
be held following the March the hospital Sunday·
to allure uniform percol•tlon and full flovoreol coffee overy
cult
CcmpiiD)',
at
the
N
tl!d
meeting.
.
lime. Hilbly pollsbe~l'olumlnum wltll black bakelite bill and
~The important Poii·Parrot o<yle
0
and
Country
....
taur.llnt
1n
ParkColledionl
The
next
quarterly
meeting
Grange
Contribute•
handle.
'· · ·
'
., right and so ready to go
enburg. Mrs. Fred Renner I! In Cheater
of the YRC will he at Findlay To March of Dime•
~walking with yo~r toddla. Solt
the
General
Chairman
of
the
Mrs.
Dwight
Red
•• March 10 and II. The Na·
nuldEiJI •-----~--...-~white uppers, fine: leather sola.
Coolde Sale.
Cross Ohalmlall ~
tiOna! YR Federalion loader- A. contrlbuUon was
EQUALITY Ju·->t"20
.
tal 1 .
- w bl g. to the March of Dlmet wn"''ll
i Deslcned for action and
Cookie chalrmen
Include Township, reported t to
o ship school will he m as n Hemlock Grange No 2049
Mra. Dodley BumfWI, Atherut; $1~.111 collected from tile town· ton, D. C. on Feb. 14 through Saturday evenin&. ~I JmB!,II .
B_I~G$
Mrs. Homer R. Gordon, Pome. shop.
19.
worthy 11181ter presided
~
able plVIIllzed oana with
roy: Mrs. Paul DeWees, Rav- 1 Solicitors were !lllss Linda
the meellnl o~ed in "'tulalis- With easy-accOM i.ODI IIpper
1!111W00d and many othero from Young, Miss Jean Hunt, Mlaa
PRAYER JIUUR SET
u. for
N
Will:"
openlnf. Boldt. 1 blsul'lt..or
lHd bottom, dome abopod
'
Mllho an, Mrs• Willi' am The. World Day of Prayer wm ""te I m.Sl teorman
•
Weal Virginia
G
•op..,.~!d
0
8
2 eomfOrtera. :iD"df":t7"
·
Mro. Olan Hysell, Mrs.
held at the E.U.B. Church 1 th
range, "
coven and aide bandies.
GUinther, Mrs. Paul Orr,
syracuae, with memberS of onA : : ;
·
1 •. 1
Mra. Junior Hunt, Mrs. Tom
Methodist allll Prelb)'llrii!D
. ,. !tor,ram:1 :",in& w,,:~
M<Grath,
8114
Mrs.
Jack
Far·
parlfeljlatlng,
~
sayings,
•
'-•r.
ONI
CAPTAIN KAN&IIOQ
at
,
p.m.
Rev.
Paul
was
held
during
the
f
c:os.rv
7 30
.
have
lf>r
hil
tuple
bour.
The
meeting
elosed
Ac-ding ta
11
TONIGHT ond THURSDAY
"The
~ngdom."
Everyone 11 regulAr form and refr~menll ~lal PurchHi~nd S.lel W•ll Known Quality
•
to
•
Slzo tnd Style
, ..., • ..,. 1-9
~
(
\
to!
us
ambuahed
* :::~ors .m~~s. ~~en
,Gas Industry
Gom•
• . After
I'
New Busm"
ess
COLUMBUS (UPI) -8ectetary of State Ted Bmno said
today a apeotal eleelloa ..,
Jaae I to decide two ' propo•·
eel consllllllloaal ameadmealo
would ...t ••• miDion.
Br
ld 11 tile 1 llo
OWl ..
e ec •
eoald be bald
I It woald.
a
SAIGON (UPI)-A company
of
mlssn;r w~s ~:O'i~=-= ~ wa~ :VI:.::
lbree
llbree
,_t
liCCll'eS-M by
first 311 hours oll]le Allan
Year (Tel) eease-lire. The
waa poaslbly the worst of
only the current truce,
earlier holiday cease-fires.
I
!her lncld I today
n ano
.
en
•
spokesmen oald u.s. lot Air
Cavalry
coastal
..
II' with War Iand everything started to : clock stopped at 8:10 a.m, EST,
.SANDS OF U. S. shake," Father O'Brlen said. remained standing.
- ODI of i,U;j,.,,.,
Chrls~ans and Jews united _to-; "Then the roof came in."
Flfleen persons, all of lhem ...,.,.,...,_. ,.,,_,,.,.._,.,.....
Twenly·lwo gas utfiiUesln
day in an ~ppeal for world-Wide I When the slate roof of the children. were burt by the
nauon are llnancing a $20
Spokesmen reported
peace tney uoderscored by go- stone and concrete church be- falling debns. Only one, an
uon researcll contract to devel- while tnat u.s. ba!Ue
lng without food for th.•, second gan to tremble and sent out a · eighth grade hoy, was seriously
op • natural gas fuel , oe!l.
in six years of Vietnam
of three da~s of a national , groaning sound. father O'Brlen hurt. He sulfered a fractured
companies, lncludin& East
have officially lopped the
I
Gao Co. and Its parent ~rm.
fast . for.. tile rebirth' ot com- i and the nun quickly gathered I skull.
passoon. . 'llle three day dem- _the parishoners in front of the Heavy wooden pews apparConsolidated Natural Gas.
onstration to ex pre" and dram- Ialtar.
l ently acted 88 a shield for many
awanletl the three • year
(Continued on page 2)
'file roof gave way first In the ! of tne children.
seareh contract to Prall and
- ..
---- -- ..... - - - - . Whllney Aircraft, a dlvlalon
Mrs.
Carl Horky, Meigs llle Unlled Aircraft Corp.
County Easter Seal Campaign The fuel cell - alypa of
Chairman, aonounced today age battery that would
Co®fl
I
,..1
Fawcett c·IVeS
Name ,as Head ,
• Service
• Sehedu}e to J0 b}ess
Mj)b. I"}e,U
..nit
Of Mt'i~s County Opens Tuesday, Feb~ 14
'
The_Ohio State Employment· admission for them to train· available throughout the week
Seryice Will launch its , first i lng courses conUnually being 10 provide trans~rtallon
to
attack on Me1gs County s re- , offered in Jackson and Youngs- and from the Mobile Unit for
cord 8••6 !'!~, cent unemployment ; town.
1 unemployed · persons
without
prob!ern next week when its I The. schedule of locations Is I c•rs. Requests for such transMobile Unit provides four days as follows:
portation may be telephoned to
.of lnlenslve service lo jobless. I Tuesday, Feb. 11, 11 DODD the Rev. Rick Martin, IJII'l-39118.
'
$
-The >ar. Is stalled with pro- p.m.; Pomeroy parking
Prompt attention to Meigs
lot.
County, reports Mr.
George
lesslonals who will interview,
Wedneoday, Feb. 15, 9 a.m. Daughterly, regional
planner
and counsel unemployed per- "' I p.m.; Pomeroy parklag for the newly-commlsslon¢ van
sons of any IIJe, administer ap- . lot. .
was in response to an appeal
titude and proficiency tests, and I Thursday, Feb. 18, t a.m.• made by members of the Meigs
lpnll!~ttothj• bresufts_; reler fapl- 1 I ' p.m.; Rutland Hlgb School. County Improvement Aasncia1 an~
0 opemngs on 1•1 FridaY, Feb. 11, I •.m. • Uon, The Rev. Samuel Jack·
from Meigs, County and vicinity
noca; Racine Hl(b School. son, Chairman, after a meeting
<Including , !": Va.), or_!_ala Four · automobiles wUI
be at Kerr's Run, January 7.
c
Ill
c
Rut •'!'~
Council
Tuesday Isented tile utility." .
1111_111 approved a 10 year C!OIJo , Mr. Morrow presented maps
tll'r.t lor electrlcal service to ' of the town which showea ex·
the municipal water s~stem. · Jstilli streel lights and change~
Tliec.ciOntr,ct had been recom·' ~~---- --..----:
ill~nded by the board of public Veleraoo Memorial Bospttal
·:~:~il
approved Ortllnance, P.e::.~:l~~~1. . enterlnK Into a C!Onl,ract l Enid 'Col~. R~edsv!lle;
tak~~- :~~
~ll!t "'~ Ohio Power . orl L)'ons, ar.; Rae!De;
~y other el~trlo Oo.
I;ilmbert. RllUaod; Hasel ·
. !.~w, l;<ral manager,
ru, Lonl Betlom;
.
'•
·
· Dllebirces - Ma~l Shields,
-~·-,···-- to March Delores Jeffers, , Paliletta 'Hud' •son, Michael Athey,
18 eam•.Q!·IeJl
Qlt
HQIIilin, NBI\cy Orlffttl!,
'
p~
-
- Thomoa
Cachran.
sporn Chenus't
~ov;~:
~;~-r.C:u:~~::! ~~-should
hao been named alate ch&r- and humidity control
man of the Oblo Society' t.-.r erato electricity for aU
Crippled Children and Adults aecordin& to a company
(967 Eastern seal campaign.
man.
Fawcett's first olllcwl duty "We are lllrnln& to
as chairman will be to atteod technology, bulldllli on
the annual Easter Seal klck.ofl lence Prall and Wbllnay
banquet; Feb. 28, at the South· gained In fuel cell powar plants
,
C 1 mb
In tile
em Hotel In ou
us. As ·
govemmen1 s apace
stale chairman be will lend bls ploraUon program,"
name and support to the """k East Ohio prealdenl G.
of 118 society units througbotrt. kenley.
Ohio. He will also serul letters Profit Is not the only
to all local Easter Seal chaor- he added. The luel cell
men aod messagedlngs
ef lcongrat. ~.:•peeled to cut down
ulations to outslan
ocal un•
Its at various stsges of tlle .
campaign.
g~~
-
ezo.......
I
was
..
-:; ,
are J.
Brown,
Carl
Bob
General Hospital
· ,FraDk
Plan tO Hike
sales Tax
Is Dem"ed
GUeo said Ute stale has II·
ready set aalde tw.llll 1o pq
COLUMBUS (UP!)
Gov the remaining i!O per cenL
James Rhodes said !May
"The equipment to be
Wins Award
n.e d8111111e•
The grant would eonsltute Ill
per cent of the total coot of 1119
project, and the 118 partlclpal.'
ing sehool tlislrlelo would II""
vide another 20 por cent of lilt
total.
::~h~~m~
~'f;:~ce: ~~u:O~
-·
the stale sales tax.
each school dlstrlcl and wlll .W
o1.
ls h
~ 1 "'
"It Is preposterotJll and
~-nycanedueatlon rolous lor anyone to .ay
plant
Power
award g~.;;;"'ti,;'oug~~ the
Pow Co orill , 1 000
er ··~raid!..; ·
of Mr. aod Mrs.
H
.
Pt. P1easant,
senior al
Pleasant
Scbool
Min. Keefer Is president
the local chapter of the
al Honor Society a inember
the student cou~cll
ond Library ~ club.
year slle won the "Week
Jo
Waahlnglon" contest allll was
lhe lirl repreoentaUvo
"Know Your Sta.,. Government."
crease empiO)'melll ~
tlea lor tedthe 26$,140 aludenta,"_
the Admln!strallon woold
DO •
commend such an Increase ..
He aald the achool dlstrlr.ll
said. "II has not been
·
involved now lack such tbiDp
ed aod there Is 00 intention
as encyelopedlas, ftlm jll'lljett•
'd · It..
aod JII'Oil'8llll fllr sllldlnll
"""" ermg .
••·-'·~
peecb dllfl~·i"
Rhodes noted lhat 1
._...,.or s
c~·
Study Commission.
Ilea aod lor slow letrne!:'· · ,
by the Leldslalure. lJ
Giles llsted the _IIIIIOllijll, dJI.
the sales tax and thai he
trlcts and the omituills,
appointed a 17 man
ed:
to study theae and other
JACitSON COVJtl'l!f
ports.
,!loomiiUe~ '13U2;
"There are same who wotoldi...,9.1N; •~. !3110.'1:!: """ · •
distort the facts to their
$1, 184•
'!;
advantage." he said. "This •d·
MEIGS COllNTY
'
·
,. •......,. MliJia-- --..- ministration repeatedly
Eastem. $1100; MeigS, .....
DIVORCE o....... ~v
,..,.-(
.
stressed Ita Intention of
12; Southern, ,I,IM.'Il. A dovorce has been aranted
an-..Ji..iUJ'Cold
until the Tax Study
GALIJA CUUN\'Y
.
·
Bobby E. D!,ll from Net~e DDI
..._,._
NO UQUOR MONDAY
slon ...reports Us Dndings
Hatui8D Trace, • • •;.Jnli';
electrical enJineero recom· in !lleigs Colinty Common Pleu hereaolnl
COJ.UMBUS (UPI) _ st.te conslderlng any moves
$762: North Gallla;.,._.
mend for better street light· ' Court on gronnds of ,..... lief- low Ill Jlt. Friday dotldy, wtr· ofllcu aod alate liquor
ever."
RaCCOOII Creek, ~.II;
.
l1ec1 o1 duty anll extreme eruel· mer w1t11 e11ance of n11 . . will be Monday In
Rhodea llld to
Southwestern, ~-48. '
'
Cotmcll dl.icuased mercury 1)'. The jtlalnUff was awa~ now hi IWib, ICIIIere<l
HrVanco 11 Uncol;ks
lhese nndlngo would "be
and 't!a Contract wilb :custody Qf live minor chlltfren. ... 8011~
wtllcli Ialli 'on Sundly.
te
..
poa MUS.
08 11ree1 uptlng
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A
power ontract
R1.lo. I an ouncJ pproves
.
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