https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/67dff8820828ba0c02edc9207c7a68f4.pdf 0fb0990c86caafcc72cc67fd3f49881b PDF Text Text ..,:\ -- ' ' ,.. !(.j ·,: -·:\. ·~~ ··. • !II ' . '' 1 1 ' 1 ,·' ' ., ' " ~ ,. '· . ~ · To TAelntir11fl Of Th Jl.....,fiiOJI ;j,. - I 1967 ens ount c • S{ ater ~ervice: · .. ''· ' ...... ' .. .. 0 Q • H&terl&l to MicrotUa New School . At Stewart Included First Half Tax Collections Up = Material Dllllced or Incc.plete " The Athens O!UIIIy !oal'd •• Education nollfted lbe Tappell' Plalns • Chester Water D» trlct Tuesday that two Jld!ooiJ in Athens County and • tblrd school wbicb a under CODIIrllo. lion will be eu8lomen al lilt new water system whldl II It be built. Schools in Atbens CouDif that will be cuatomere ol thai new water dlllrict m at IMIridge, Stewart. &nd the Federal Hocldng lllgb ScbooJ.· The Federal Hoeklng RiCh School site is near the )IJ ! I Stewart lligb School, wblch will' be converted to an elementl1')' ochool. Coolville area b I g h school students will attllld the new school. • 15 16 10 17 22 29 23 24 11 16 12 19 20 14 21 25 26 27 26 Real estate tax and municipal asseS8Dient collectlof18 for the first half of 1966 totaled •535, 738.35, Meigs County Trl!asurer Howard E. Frank said toctay. Treasurer Frank reporteli collections for the first half of 1966 were $48,115.55 more than the total collected tor the same taxing, period of 1965. 1water, $853.15 and Middleport Delinquent real utate collee- sewer, f2,4M.88. lions during the period added The breakdown or real e818te up to Pt,58U'I whlle June tu:- mll•~ona of eacb township ea mllected were tsG,tH2. 72 and and munlcipallty follows with . , ' WINTER _ ·· John Wolfe, Minersvllie, studies a huge Icicle at the en- December real estate taxes paid the delinquent collections listed tr~ce. to a cave back of .a pond at Vic Brown's. trailer court. Wolfe, who is 6 feet totaled $140,060.84· first, followed by the Decemtall,, )s dwarfed by the piece of ice which is over 60 feet high. Assessment collections were ber and June tu: .collectiOns re.,...,_. __ _ _ _ RuUand ws.ter, $2,010.32,' Ra· spectlvely, and fmally, the ~ JO ' on p.romote'd· Father ,· •. • · R. .t• t GOlng In e lr emen . - · · · · · · · - · -·-·-· -·-·-·-·-· -·· · -·· · ··-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- · -···- · -· · · - · ~·- · - · -·-·-·-···-·-·- · - · · · - · -·- · - · -·- · - · ··- · -·-·- · -· - ···-·-·-·- · MAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 i JUNE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ~ 6 9 10 \1 12 13 14 . 8 9 10 ll 12 1) 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 : 15 16 17 16 19 20 21 22 2) 24 25 26 27 26 • 22 2J 24 25 26 27 28 • ' ~ . .. . p : 29 ~ -·-·- ·- ·- · - · - ·- · · · · ·· · -·- · · · - · - ·- ·- · ··- · -· -· - · .. ·- ·- - - ·JvL 1 2 J 4 5 6 . . 7 ·-·-·- .J.i- -.. 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I I':."O~oocod tllie Sbeet OYI!RSIZEil (over 18 'Idea or ZS b1ch) Saxbe's Raiders Will Rove ; 0ut Crune •. ' oh• SearcJnng '- Ron Deem, formerly - tive head and football coacll at Southern Local, Is prlnclpal at CoolvUie. He is reported ro bl a leading candidate for the esecutive bead position at AmesBern in Athens CoUDty nezt school year. The Water Dislrlcl also ado vised that the temporary o!· lice at the Baum Lmnber Company, (]Jester, will remain open each niP't IIB!lJ ~(&reb loth, . 14,,52.42 1,085.18 18,1111.60 . · . . . . lt,643.7<l f,OI4. 71 21,138.13 'fAJIHINGT()N IUPI)-Pres-1 FDled Wllb Jey 759.78 13,811.14 ;1,383.$4 11,788.5' 1Chairman WUbur Mills, J).Ar~. QPnge ident J~hnsllii has · named Justice Cla.rk, who is 67, said i of the House Way• " Mesn' JP.IIand Wn. U08.13 18,45f.'ZS 1.,1.1.iO Sl,~JU8 RljllliW', Cl!1fk to, ~· Attorney he and. hls wile. were ''filled , Committee, Sen. Abrallam HI- !Jlllland VU. 543.14 9,35••~8 ,t,'l41.83 ll,tll8.13 G~nehl; prompiiJI( hia fath~r. l "itn .bO\II ,J!I'ide 8l)d .illY ov~ j bleo!l, D-Conn., and Tbll!'loo!l: $1Jem 1.307.18 11;81P~ f."9·'0 !5,55D.I8 ~'&\11.. · Tom -c., ·Clark, · to t RI!'11~~y's, I)Onil)la~on.'.' ~,him· : M~IIall, the 1)8tion'a ;t!r~\ ~Usbu.ry, . l,51Ul Sf,49.1H ir177:tl .40,687.88 a:J!IlWlnce he wiJI .retlre from the gell setvecj as Allilrney General ' Negro soUcltor geoeral, · were Middleport VI U7~.SI 18,190)7 1.~~,.49 721,12U8. NEW LEvEE - A large color photograph of tile unw 10 p, .1M tiJ!1i11p1 Sundays Supremi! :.~o~rt , to avoid anY from )945 to 1949, when he 'was belJ18 circulated today ,s fomeroy VQ. ••Sl9M '17,800,17 1,858.91 83,718.1$ new Pomeroy levee boat-launching facilities appears wheq :JUrin'itliit'!Jfl p. m., to C(Jjj~_.,?~ jnt~rest. . . . . . ·named . to the Supreme Court. ; possi~IHties for the vacanoy~ · Selp,io 1,2K.'t7 ~4,4st.e8 .Q ·.8'7 . 17.'4:1.80 In a broohl¥1! 1Jstlng r\ver ~ncblng points and wa- permit eustomers to 1!0IIIe Ia ,;fyiJjjtP,II)rnd!d fivf ·mtinths of c:The Altol'l!ey tlefteral~~ltl-'::Tit~· !•filor ct~' · · l •.••• A · ; . .... . .. · . . .'t, t ~.7t , ~882.$$ ...Je~;,~;~~Cr~ .~e8l!; il\llilfsltl!d by th~.Jl))IQ Jlep¢.- . &nd --i~D: Jilt- water ~· ·~U.!lil late Tuesday when nate later , l~kl a• newa coosetvatlvely on J!WlY C!OIIrt Sulton·--o e· · 1 ·~ . . i · li:l't . m.SI menl of lfalilr81 Resources and presently being dis· qreements imd to pay the bel· h-' •. ~ri~'!mced the younger. Iconfer.ence his ."grea,te$ ~.~al> ' 1!81111, particularly oil. llpholdlng Racine VUJa~e 7~ .~4 ,445.89 1,181.11 10,?18.18 tribdted by the Automobile Club of .Southern O))io lftce ol the tap lees. Clark . . 39,: ·wa! his., choice . tp ' l~nge" .in ~ new post !foul~ lMl 'tlifl • g6verHment'8 eliillll · of Syracnse VU. ~'J.;O .3'7 r,ttOJil 1,!8;5.~3 10,8&9.02 an4 other qencies. The photo, taken during the The district advises lhose 11114 ~ell Nic~las deB. .Katzen· assuring equal rights, lor aJ(su)iremacy In ~aUan~ IICUI'ity Toll! Real E 11,11 !.~1 «9,060.84 58,94!.1! 528,585.83 11166 Big Bend Regatta, shows members of the Art !ConUnued On Page t) · . b~cb, who resiRned as Attorney Ameman,, a civil, •rights , Interests &nd on supporting the Claxtofl. waterski team and their flying kite. 0 0 General \•st Oc\ober to Join the .advocacy he shares with his powers o1 poll<:e aDI!Jat the ne Stat. Department. predecessor, KD!zenbach. , c)41qw of Individual· Uberties. I · ~ WASIUNGTON (UPli - ba ~ short time later, Justice During the fiv~ monlhs Clark He ·haS also been .:lenerally i ' Neral Rel<n'e Board • Cfark. an 1!1-year vete~an on the has been acting Attorney Ieonsewatlve on civil..rlghts. ! Gas~"'... moved to ea.e tile llpl moa. high 'rourt and the last of the IGeneral since Katzenbaeh'sl Justice Clark,. II'M, 'fill be i \A) sttuatloa, freeial blllk IreTruman appointees, said he ' dep~rture, the first suit charg. '.able to clraw hls ~I QUOO terves for ID elllarJed Jead . , would retire sometime In the ' Ill&' an employer with racial salary in rttlreme I, ~ld he marl<et that eaa aUow Inter 111 monlhs to ctear the • unde11r1edthe 1964 may reure etther at he ·end way r IS son. c1v1 n0 ..ts act was . llhe present court term In June Nine Meigs - Qallla County freeiDJ would ,. 111 Ia et. . , Upon Senote confirmntfon, Thjxlgh ' Jo~nsOI) disposed of or whea his son is con!irm'!d hv •eo>ployeea of Columbia Gas de lopiq 'Editor's Note _ '1\e lol- find any record of the esUmat- Public Worlll . - . . - aa.i· Cl.ark would become head of the Ione topic of speculation, he the Senate, dependln« on tile' of Ohio, Inc., were honored wltb 111I ve ,. ' • •"&'Justice Department and the opened anotber In the fortheom, l' nature of the murt'~ fBI!I load. I safe driving awardl at a "Sale- I lbroaPoat tile eoanlry. lowlaf II 1 repon of aedvl· ed cost of Utis project at that !bat we should sell our lloDQ ~ government's chief legal repre-bnR Supreme Court vacancy. . ije 1aid he would stutjy whetherlty Breakfast" at tile Middleport' s.me:a~W::.Ibat~ !be leWer&lt l)'item lime. and proceed with the aenat, sentative. Most of the SUpreme; Surb names as Lllhor ~reta-: any cases In the' lnt.rlm would Office TUesday' morning, Feb- pmlou Y reqa w projetllft 111o vlllace of Pom- In 1957 the people of Pome- syatem. OUr lrJIIIIIIIII wu itJ.· CQurt'8 ease~ Involve the ry W. WiUard Wirl%, Treasury .require him to . disqualify .ruary 2Sth. to keep·~.'-:"' woald ao etf11 1~ live. by Pomeroy roy passed a bond issue of $180,- ways the blih cost of lbe piil!o\ aovernment. ISecretary Henry H. Fowler,; himself. Chief of p ~- ~~_:.:• .or. IOIDI-~·~ Mayor pb8rteo Lerar duriDK 000 or a sewage disposal plent ject and the lacl: af funds .. .. ........_ · ·~ Middleport . o11 c e' """ .......~ reqwreme...., ... 1 mettlill of the Pomeroy C and sewage system. This fl80,- same. . · Herbert Gilkey presented the lloard estlm~ of C Jasl Mtillday. '1\e report, 000 was the maximum under On November 20, 1981, t lit awards and rongratu1ated the mz ..... pVIIIJ piiC .detaU1 and the law lhat could be voted at council aulhorlled !be 1111 af " men for their safe driving redates, ~ prlllted in Its ontlre- that time with the then exist- Gtneral Obllptloll Bondi latllocords. ty. ing bonded indebedness. This ine ttao,ooo. ~ JO lddl · BY CHARLES LEGAR issue passed by one vote. 011 February f, lla, CnoiHIJ: . l · ·• Employees from the M e, • Ma)'GI' of Pomeroy During the years of 1960 and authorized tile eqlneen to pto.' . .COLUMBUS (UPI) - A statewide crim•-bpstlng port office to receive .:"~ Tbe 11111 plans for a sanitary 1961, Village officials were ell- ceed with plini. oil ~ squad to curb criminals that rove the state wlll jJe de.! were Howard P. Log ' sewage tyslem in Pomeroy ed before the Ohio Winter Pol- ber 5, 11162, plans -..n lpplOV·. ID 8 • • veloped by Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe. '.· years; Wendell C. Gerlach, were drawn up ln 1946 by Bur- lulion Control Board and '1\e ed by The Ohlo Department .r· . Saxbe's 1968-69 budget ivas hiked about cent years; Jul:!esa~vag~~i' gess" Nlple, Engineers, of Co- Ohio River Valley Water San!- Health. tk• ·to bel~ c~ver the cost qf the.new unit •. a.n exp~a!on of 6 years: endrtcl:l 2 lum!His, Ohio. The village re- tation Commission several 'lbese plana c:ous1Jt llf th ' ex1~httg Bureau of Crimmal ·ldentificallon pd In· 5 yea.rsA ~ar~~rd t y~ The Meigs County Chapter, celved an advan~ of $13,002 times for not complying with followlaa: .. . vestlgabon. ~ears • · · .' , American Red cross Is making ' from thf Housln& ind Ho m e lhe law and proceeding to build Contract SW ~ S,.1 1 He_ said it would not se"e not require 8jM!C)~I I·~Uon GalUpoUs olflce employees · 1 public appeal to' lll!list the Finance . Agency to prepare a sewage system in Pomeroy. stem· . ' ~ state pollee, at be so . Its cr!tltlon, ~ ·mam. celvlne awards were Paul family of Mrs. Bertie 8 0 y d these pl4ns. These plans were .On November II, 1961, we 8" Sewer, Coal Pwt. BY TRI! UPI m smpe as either the tamed, since his office ~an en- rison, 13 yeeara: Harvey Brown, Powell, victim of 1 fire last for a ml!lplete · sewage eystem were told by ORSANCO, that 36" Sewer, Run. ; · D'lu Lik I HigbwayPatrolorthoBCJ. , a case or.,.,.~ the at- 6 yesrs: . Manager, Ray Sl.jweek :in Pomeroy, wlth a plant local- 50 per cent Federal funds were 8" Sewer, Linco1llft!s. diJwi.;o rr en e• t . . be said the patrol ls general'a ~lion, Clair, 4 years. • !ed under the bridie. I eannot available under lhe Accelersted tCoatlnued 011 ~· JJ . WAiiHING1'0N- wrtu SEN· a traffic law enforcenrent ·· · ctrtef Gilkey Items naeded Include beda, ' · ·1 · · , · · ~ ·, · ate approval of . the . U.S.-Rus· ency and the BCI mbst each man for hJI beddlng, living room furnlturej l -.I · alan .consular treaty apparent· the Invitation of local ito holh the COIII\IIDY'S . and clothing. .The famlly con. . . FIVE DAY omo 0 ~ .,~~ ly . . GOP lead~r , Ever- b.efore enterlaa an prolll'am and bls salt aista !!I Mra. Powell &nd two Temperalarel from 'I'Jnos. ett . D1rksen now says he lion. one key acUviiY of record .tn lbli - · & da1J81!ters, age~ 14 l!ld 18. day lbroll&h Mollday ww avvote for a pactio ban new unit would be lo couraged them Iii dlntlnue , _ ba"'na clolhl•• or furabeve normal wllb day. wread or nuclear weapons, date ~d distribute • · "!'. u~" I rine recOrd an~~ 11me. btiba u 1o u .... IIP'on criminal acUviUes to , , favorable lllde ~ the' may leave articles at COLUMBUS IUPIJ :._ A Ume lowi !I to 1$. WaJ'IMI' 011 olher law officers. . lor' Market West Maln posal Ul establish OhiO's 'l'llmday ud Friday. Ceoler Pomeroy, chapter of- mJUtarY cemetery, on liD over weekend. Slaowen aboal The crime fi~ht~ ~~~~~~ H11.ttle" said. in A.sh)!nd County Friday wUJ averqe a quarter · tile ~lean State to· half inch. and I Peyton Place.Stai-. · ~"ff·.in the Hause 1 .,JL;3;;:.1..::,__)Paps .. f!JII'/n - S.£AJ nN'£ · · ,cin• water, f1,724.::•.Syracuae~:.ftrst bsJ;p~: mile:~~ I 1 .~N_-...;J.;:;.,.", ;..;;i:J~-----....1 0 . · . ne~t· ~v·~·Rt MU'DIAL PRcat ~ ' I .. ·6··· ..:;· 4 1 .. . ·. Appeal Made For Family Httby Ftre ".per' WORLD l Mo. ,.' . •' '· Jtattie. Burris · o.·.... T ~-Ay· 'i . ' BilJ proposes . :-.liD ·""' . Ohio Cemetery -·· .. 1 Fire Damages Jt!~g lloofiiS Married Tu.... .:a~ ' ' ~y ,~.:.L NEW . HAvBN, W. VI. -Fire ~tr;~.~~·;~~ , lu ~·~~~~~ ler, lb . ~ lh.~:~\,~~·~'!:1 ~~~!::::.ues NEW HAl'tN; W. Va. -'111e: · Jl'aven Town ·~=~:;j to~ a ne1r f·• I,~OI'· ~~ samt.tlon.b.u ot•....! , A Daaa ,. •. In Accident.. · • l ·, I" �., . ~ ' ·' :1' I ' ' ' ' f ,, ' • i, J ·et ·~ ' '' . I I •, ' . ,. • -G. ee I • ~ '• '· Th 011 - ' .• ' ' i "' 7 oll IA't Central. 12 6 ry 0 8 9 8 8 71> ., '" ach· -, play:i91! Jim '' ., " At •• Uti ted · Ho d Local von I Cbillicolhe Division W. L. 'I e ' . n 0 Middleport 0 g 58 10 17 5 3 1 3 'Thornas ! Cinci'm~ali Baltim re W st n Divis' o ' "' York • OhinRn want ll)'sll!lll to IIISU an A F EE COLO .L. n T.V. S 00 o o 0 oo o 0 1 I 0 .. .... ...... 14 12 •• •... 12 ·' •, , , SE • •• •ooot noo <· • • • er annowll!ed - • •• 0 • 9 9 at 35 age c •• glil,: ·' s: Funeral , fBUO,OOO or was an el t , ederal ·, iUiJ1;Jiiii~ be raised ·' .. .J •• •. ~. •• i ' lnl at session In with the ard lcl! suffers 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 ........ 3 . Thi Kind of • IS , wll1 offici ' I' ,, "'' -·~ . ·. f .. ·'~ " • an eather Dry �., . ~ ' ·' :1' I ' ' ' ' f ,, ' • i, J ·et ·~ ' '' . I I •, ' . ,. • -G. ee I • ~ '• '· Th 011 - ' .• ' ' i "' 7 oll IA't Central. 12 6 ry 0 8 9 8 8 71> ., '" ach· -, play:i91! Jim '' ., " At •• Uti ted · Ho d Local von I Cbillicolhe Division W. L. 'I e ' . n 0 Middleport 0 g 58 10 17 5 3 1 3 'Thornas ! Cinci'm~ali Baltim re W st n Divis' o ' "' York • OhinRn want ll)'sll!lll to IIISU an A F EE COLO .L. n T.V. S 00 o o 0 oo o 0 1 I 0 .. .... ...... 14 12 •• •... 12 ·' •, , , SE • •• •ooot noo <· • • • er annowll!ed - • •• 0 • 9 9 at 35 age c •• glil,: ·' s: Funeral , fBUO,OOO or was an el t , ederal ·, iUiJ1;Jiiii~ be raised ·' .. .J •• •. ~. •• i ' lnl at session In with the ard lcl! suffers 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 ........ 3 . Thi Kind of • IS , wll1 offici ' I' ,, "'' -·~ . ·. f .. ·'~ " • an eather Dry �. ~ ' •. ' ' IONUSIUY ·. VAN CAMP'S K\ & ' ~0.2CAN BEANS c i I "" i ;.:r" ·. . ., .I .. I for .• . j CtiU~K ·• j . .. LARGE ' ' c FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL SELEOION OF ~ J "ARTIFICIAL .. .• . lb... MORTONS T.V. DINNERS each ,. . ~· I ' • " CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY • 00 ·'' ' •• ' STOKELY'S ' ' .. . sutiO . .. RUG$. or .; BALLS ·"'~\."tS · 1\ con . Foodland CRACKERS · (/ I PEARS 1 WHOLE 6 Ll. . lOX .. 1 ' .' oo· CANS .!r"'~i'!l· ' ' . . ·~ .. 303 CANS ·,. ~ . lVEGETABLES lr------:-PR~O~D~U:-:-:C:-:E::-;:-D-fP-T-._ ____.._ _:._.. . Close Out Special · . t 75 PADS REG. 79c ' .· SUP:IR · HI-DDEN MAGIC Hoir 'p~ay· '" .. · a~LLS ( . RE~. $1.00 ONLY STATE . ,,....., . OIL a e.4~ 2qts.S9c ' '# S. NO. 1 MAINE . •' ' 1 ;~. .~ ·.·~ .... ' ' ' ' ' ' • . ·' . .-··, ;. ' ;::::=:::::===--:-~~__J': •, ' . CURAD BANDAGES LISTIRINE TABLETS . Reg. $1.00 ' c c c Reg. $1.19 $1.50. :---~ -- j,o( ' ,, lEO. ' '' ' • ' . ~;,_ ' ' " ' c $1.25 BOrnE . !MIXED . CONTAC CAPSULES . . ' . 'i' . COUGH SYRUP $100 ... , . ~~S;TO~K~E~L;Y~'S~----------~,·-------- • .= 303 SPINACH .'• .• .:• . '" ~ . POTATOE .: '' ~ ASST. SIZES WHILE THEY LAST . LEMON .' . I I. TENbER8EST · . . I . I. '' ' .., ' .- 00 FOAM BED " iARc;,,. / ~ ·.. ILs ~~·· ,Q ' . �. ~ ' •. ' ' IONUSIUY ·. VAN CAMP'S K\ & ' ~0.2CAN BEANS c i I "" i ;.:r" ·. . ., .I .. I for .• . j CtiU~K ·• j . .. LARGE ' ' c FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL SELEOION OF ~ J "ARTIFICIAL .. .• . lb... MORTONS T.V. DINNERS each ,. . ~· I ' • " CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY • 00 ·'' ' •• ' STOKELY'S ' ' .. . sutiO . .. RUG$. or .; BALLS ·"'~\."tS · 1\ con . Foodland CRACKERS · (/ I PEARS 1 WHOLE 6 Ll. . lOX .. 1 ' .' oo· CANS .!r"'~i'!l· ' ' . . ·~ .. 303 CANS ·,. ~ . lVEGETABLES lr------:-PR~O~D~U:-:-:C:-:E::-;:-D-fP-T-._ ____.._ _:._.. . Close Out Special · . t 75 PADS REG. 79c ' .· SUP:IR · HI-DDEN MAGIC Hoir 'p~ay· '" .. · a~LLS ( . RE~. $1.00 ONLY STATE . ,,....., . OIL a e.4~ 2qts.S9c ' '# S. NO. 1 MAINE . •' ' 1 ;~. .~ ·.·~ .... ' ' ' ' ' ' • . ·' . .-··, ;. ' ;::::=:::::===--:-~~__J': •, ' . CURAD BANDAGES LISTIRINE TABLETS . Reg. $1.00 ' c c c Reg. $1.19 $1.50. :---~ -- j,o( ' ,, lEO. ' '' ' • ' . ~;,_ ' ' " ' c $1.25 BOrnE . !MIXED . CONTAC CAPSULES . . ' . 'i' . COUGH SYRUP $100 ... , . ~~S;TO~K~E~L;Y~'S~----------~,·-------- • .= 303 SPINACH .'• .• .:• . '" ~ . POTATOE .: '' ~ ASST. SIZES WHILE THEY LAST . LEMON .' . I I. TENbER8EST · . . I . I. '' ' .., ' .- 00 FOAM BED " iARc;,,. / ~ ·.. ILs ~~·· ,Q ' . �.' ' ' · m: ~ 1!fN. i.e..;.,. • i • of ·.Qddao.· 'fiBjlei ~ ~:Mye~8~ rTrtp::~pt,~rs , '.' N;.~~~ Me!W·W«~~port,O., ' .'· ,,;.· · Of llendef8p~ ,f~·:Un42:-6· o:- ; ' ·: .., ·' .. • . 1 , · , · ,. i ,, , 1~~~ ~f,t· ·"'i•~ 'r • (~Thursday , 1 ·I I :; ;~r. PLEASANT _(;,uneraii tiv:. and ·Mrs. illlberl John-! PT. PLEASANT - ~; Mol-j . PI': ~~ - ~ tPt. .r.. 'l•ice for Mrs. 'Cora Inez son of Brilliant, Ohio viSited on ill• Arthur Mayes, 86, Hender• : Pie~t bO~~· · ~e ,~ . Je&!'ll •st, 6'1, ZSII Monroe Avenue, I Sunday with lltelf daughter · , son, died Tuesday In Holm old,: Ol"! 11 ~ears.. old ~nd 011e .J re held z p.m. '11lursday In s D-in-law Mr and Mrs R a • where she had been a rune, • appeared 1p a Juvenile i . Pilgrim Holin~ss Cburchh~cker. ' · • patient for thecpaSt .several he~rjng' Tuesday before Jtidae 1. ' . the . R~. Ervin Patrick I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kautll weeka. She was a. nahv~ Ma!jOn J James Lee Thoqlson . lll!nprn· • j .,.,t·ng assisted by the Rev .. Columbus and Mrs . ~rn Febru!lfy 23, ,tog the recent wave of broken ;'I :•tard Kiili!1Msworth, Burial IK tll of Pome · h"ted on 1881, Her husband-James '11lom- 1windows from BB shot. wjll follow in~~one Oak ceme- 1 S aud y with Mr:y v asMayes,precededberlndeath i had 8 ... ~w::V=-1-.,.-.a---, .: , ~n ~ ~;~· :•;~~ao C~ieydon _____...,~r :"',_-,:e.:;::::: 'IY·CrtiD&t rnxn 1 'Mr. 1 an~~. R~i!II);CJJrl~~ ;\~:~~~~s.~~:lielbetl:"<s~~~dn!t"~~rm r.~~~~~~ Siyle LOAF"~ Iii a ARE HERE! ' " Women's hal!an wore ~t guests QI 'J.b:l.·.ltU: and Mi': 1\f!d Mrs..1/oilley Reibel Iof fermer.tation and the presby MulhoUand. j {lind fa!JlilY I'.,.Y .. were eoce of undigested starch. Size Alva DevaJI]t attended re-!guesta•of Mr. ,,;~ofl!ra. Jlarley · cent Shrine meeting and dlnner:strong; .. ·. Q-. b••• colllil. My doctor at Wellston. . . ,Mr. .aa Mr~. Jack Farley of says. an operation would be Mr. E. L, Cottrjll IJu been Colllllli!us,&peJit a weekend with recommended only as a last returned homo after an ex!end· her parenla, • M'r. and Mn. resort. What d.o yo~ think? •·· at Ho•-- hoapltal II I Eug campbeU.. . eel 1..., A - llllleao ·you bavt ulcera- $5,99 pr. 5.9 1 . ' '' ' ' ~~·~it:': ~t~i~~::.~oo:,;,.Fi~~ the season's newest ilyles .:~ "" and colors. · ·;' I Phl'lll'ps s·l·s'.errs Style Shop '"' ~ I, 1 Roush'sShoeSt"re v ,, Jl _ Court St. Ml, ddleport , . 992·25119- · ·' " romeroy ·......,' i'... -~~""""""'"""""'""""""'"""""""....;,..~~· '. ""' ....... - -·- "Fui-Val'-~'~ Buys March l-3-4 ~rade A Homogeni·zed I ',. • ' • • Gallon \' .----------·· :"' Right 14C-INE ncserved To limit • •• ·• •• 5 1··~~CH : . '' Can, 9c ' . • '. Open Mon.-Fri.....•.... 9 to R • "' ~•\urday ............. 9 to 8·• ·'1 12 oz. c1n1 • ~I~ · II - II POP 12$ • rf !. . I ri Assorted Flavor Canned ""·1 Ml $1;79 - . $488 ... SPRING HATS eoe·· LAUNDRY BASKETS JUST ARRIVED! NEW SPRING DRESSES ·.~ , 'i;f;t~t;:=~~;:;..~'";!;JPOiod~Jfllulio¥ecortoon. Mrs. persmger • D'Ies ]'uesday "I ' t; hell! 1 I SPRING COATS Rivt'r NewS =· et ... 1 r (dtverticu~) co~mon ~Je ]lecau;tt~ore ~· ~, I t<i-y if un a r· three years ago , . r ! Two B guns been con!M;s. Durst died Monday eve- ~ Pickens and with Mr. and Surviving are. , seven daugh- fiscated from the boys by city , ld' M police Ali the yotl!bs were • . . • Bill Thomas. . te Mr Bo SO~ID.. ni)lg 10 Pleasant Va 11ey Hosp1t- i Lance Corpor8 1 Dann Har- rs, s. . nn 1e, 1Wa 1e, rs. 1 · . h . '· . al following a five months ill· • Y . Delphia Noble Mrs Louise P aced 10 I e VIcinity of t h e n~s. She ftt born November ' bour of camp LeJeune. visited i Rayburn, Mrs.' Jean· Casto, ail window break~sgs, but during 2( !899 in Mason County a : wJth hiS w•fe, Dianna, and hiS ~ of Point Pleasant ·Mrs. Jioris Imterrogahon, •t was apparent Mrs. Matilda No- IWyatt Henderson' sod Mr~ that ·the truth was not being da.'ughter of the late John Al·'grandmother. ' hie and parents ' ' " t0ld as con11·ICt'mg 'ores t 1 were b~rt and Sarah Hamilton Rain- ' ' Mr· and Mt1 ·1 Eva Long, Plttsbl!rgh, Pa.; one e•' Her husband Densel Dale 11Stanley Harbour over the week- son Robert ' May- Henderson· given by two of the boys. Judge •· ' in death on] end· Dju"st preceded her 31 'grandchildren- and· 211 great''Ttl 1 ompson sa id on InvesUgation A9rii '4. 1959. She was a mem· ' Mr. Harold Lewis of West grandchiidrtn. . 'of the matter woul~ continue to PRE-SEASON SALE OF her of the Pilgrim Holiness i CoiumbiH was admltt~ to the Funeral services will he held see if the truth could be learned ·Pleasant Vaiiey Hosp1tal on \ Fr'd 2 th H d and ordered the lads to appear Ch urc h· IS nday where h reported! is 1 ay p.m. 10 e en er- It h Th LADIES' HI FASHION Surviving are nine daughters,, u e Y sori Methodist Church with the a. er sc 001 ursday to conMrs Howard Miller Mrs. Eu· : Ill of pneumorua. I Rev. Normal Nash' and the tmue the matter. • ' 1 Mrs. Glen Thompson, RoMle . . g~e Reynolds, Mrs. Clarence and Martha attended a combio· Rev: Charles Frum olfic1atmg. Windows were damaged at !he . f Bur1al w1ii be in Lone 0 a k Quality Manufacturing CompaHesson, Mrs. Leon Prll>', Mrs. [ed D' t 'ct y th . II' f P . 1 1s n ou mee1mg o . d ., t · St~niey Hesson, a ·o . mn 1the EUB and Methodist on Mon. cemetery. Fnen •: may ca11 .a ny, A&P Store and the Dairy Pleasant, Mrs. Faye Hoiimgs- 1d . t th Trlnl the late residence m Henderson. Queen 'e Excellent Fabrics in Wools ayevenmga · M H idJh e ty ___ · 1 head and rs. aro o nson, M thodi 1 Ch h . p 1 boih of Gallipolis, 0., Mrs. Lu~! e s urc 1D o nt • • end Laminated !her Sfnith. New Haven, and : Pleasant. . InJUDChon Asked Miss Shirley Durst , at home: ! Mldr. arnds Mrs. MaOnhon . Reedy. Wallie Allen ,, d L . :no s o yracuse, 10 VJstt .. l two son>, Dense ~. an ewiS ; F 'd ·~ M nd Mr PT PLEASANT - A petlhon · boh f p. t Jon nay Wlm r. a s.1 · · . Paul Durst . l 0 om Albert Swatzei. Ilor temporary .IDIUnction was Pleasant: one stster, Mrs. Ma· i M R K' f N filed Tuesday in the office of EA. .' bel M"Dtermill, Pt. Pleasant: ' rs. evna mg 0 ew Circuit Clerk Howard Schultz 1 ' three brothers. Chester, Clar- ~ Haveo, returned home on , Fri· styled Waiiie A. Aiien vs. · . P'f. PLEASANT - Mrs . ~~~~ 'Solid Colors end Patterned 2l1t Bush1el Pnre <~nd .John Rainey, all of ' day from the Holzer HosPital George ww. allen. The injunc- / me Mae. Persinger, 56, Al ·'. 8 Priint PIP<I~:Jnt: 22 grandchil-! where she ~~~~erwe~t surgery. tion is to keep said George W., Grove, dt~ Tuesday in Hart- II dren and t2 great grandehil· · RMSN Philip Smith of t h Ail en from comin• .Dil the prop- Ilord Nursmg Home. She 1USS Aibeberan AF·lO of Nor- 1 rt 1 W 11 • Ali...,... [been 111 for the past sev·eral]l dren. I (0 lk v· . 'ted h'18 , e Y o a Je en. Friends may call at the Crow. ' ' a. VISI , parents Mr.l An order was filed In the cir· months. .. llussell Funeral Home· i an~ ~rs G(an;•lie Smith, Leon I cuit clerk's office granting' juds.l She was born at Hogsett, W. Reg. ----I an HS WI e, ane, at New 'llent to the RipleY Production Va ., and was the daughter ' - - - - - - - - - ·Haven over the weekend. ' l.,;f , ed'tI ASSOCIB · !'100 .;,.m the SUm the lale Charles and M ar 1• . i I Mr. and Mrs. Jtmmy Weaver' of $1311.34 with interest against Leach King. Her husband l ' .-_, and family of Hammon, Ind. iJam~s and Bonnie l-Ong, Apple the late James Persinger. ------- MvLsltedC recently With. Mr. and I Grove. fSurviving are three sons, n .... ll Gauge Readingo- G•llipo. I rs. l•yton Russell m Mason. ! • Finley, Apple Grove, . James lis, 12 G and 16.1 running 15 fee'l Mrs .. EdtSon Weaver ~ttend- i .; and Eddie Persinger, both & of rollers· Pt Pleasant Z4 75 · •ed a btrthday dmner at wgan, 1 Oli:ver Rnllins, 43 Wadsworth, Ohio; two da~i!-11 . Discount 1 Pnmeroy.ilason. 22.4Z; Hmton: W. Va. honoring her mother, B • W d • d ters, Mrs. Mary \l'ears. GaUii- 11 Prien 8 l.tiR falling : Kanawha F•lls, her i polis Ferry. and Mrs. Regina I /, 5:32 rising: Charleston, 1111.0-1 1held a:r th."~ome eof ~~;r :~~ service for Oliver • (Sleepy) i Pearson, \Vadswo:lh, OC.;harli!S·]I ! . ,. ,! rl!mg. London and Marmet , M J h Wh't ·01 h Ro\iin. 43 Rt 1 Leon was held I brother, Charles King, REG. 79c TIME TO ' S ELECT· YOUR . OUTFIT 1 man '11 d w· r· ld · · rs. 0 n ers · · · ' ton one s·•ster Mrs Bessie . ' lh arE' ?" e Sl an '" Je IS : attendin~ were Mr ·and M r 'I today at 11 p.m. in the Bethel ; ' . · t~~ ' .. runmn~ 1 fe•l of rollers. 1J. W · . Church Leon-Baden Road with Burdette, Hogsett, five graJld· ll A •tL D'POS!f WILL HOLD l<•at Mo••ments: I •mmy eaver and family or , ·c. daughters and one ste:t>grand· ll . S , llommo" fnd the Rev. Herman Jordan oft d ht 'J:Ga Ill p01" 0 am - tevenscn , · · . ti B . 1 .. th h h aug er. Super Stalnleia Steel ·2" . p. . . 10· Mrs. Fairlan Conley accom- " ng.t unad wasth m'\J· e ct' urc f Fu nera1 serv1ce . s will be ·- .· . . IN OUR LAY~WAY .•: . up 5. " p.m.. rmclphl up . . . 55 p.m.: 0 . F. Shearer up 11:30 1: 'M·JD!ed by Mrs. Edison Weaver, , tohemeCrery Hun erli fe !reel hlon o dueled 2 p.m. Thursday in .E p 1 . 1Z· . "'· Glona Ebershach and dau· e OW· usse unera ome. B 1 Ch I Ch h t ~· m., sso ennsy vama up . : ht T , . .. Mr Rollins was found dead ea e ape urc a SPECIAL MANUFACTUlERS SALE 50 a.m. Bess1e Walker dow~ : g ers. an} 3 and Tern. VISd·1 · • Grove. Burial will be in the ' . ed recently wt'th Mrs M 111 1 Sunday mornmg in • field near . nd Z:OS O.IJl.: Onwar;] · up 3·\5 a. , · o • . •. Carmel cemetery. Fr1e s may II' . ; . llc~ls at Vlntnn. Mrs. Conley I hiS ~ome by a col$ln. BYrd call at Mohr.Stevens Funer" OF , •• Kanaw!Ui· River,, - Marmet. remBI~ed for a visit with her Rolhns. His d~>ath (Was attrth- al Home after 6 p.m. tOday. Charles K. ur• R: 2o p.m : F!'ank. : !faught... r ::~nd wi~ rPtnrn to the . t'rted to a h.eart ~ttack presuma-----lin s. down' 3: 40 am.; lleleo ';:'a~er home In Mason on bly suffered Fnday evening. ,ji Z up 5:05 am. Fort nnrborn T ur.• d,y. ARREST MADE ~ 1 : First public night >dlool up 5:10 a.m.; Winfield. Semrt , 1 for hi~h school subjects- w•s i PT. PLEASANT - One areCruma ... up I:40 a .m : J~ucy Jane Lucas· · l opened In Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1rest was recorded at the ~e'Holr ca..lJ · down 1:45 a.m.: Beaver down . Ity jail during tile past twe••r 1856. ePaln Rei~ ·: 1·15 'l.m. Alan il. Merrill up , .. ______ ......- ·- ·]lour hours Emery Starling, La· eMenyltems 4' 45 a.m. : Mrs. Stanley 0 . Bush, Patricia kin, W. 'va., charged with I'''' " ~ .. , o l Ohio l!lv'r - Loc< 14, Reek·[ Holzer HoSpital: , Carl, Patricia Engle, Dp w " grand larceny. Pl~lc Coated S"t jord JO 4:05 p.m .: Walter Wil · ' hours 2-1 aud 7-11 p.m. Hart, Mrs. John W. II!lisey, ],:;;;;::._:;;;~~===;;;;;;;; Aut. Art Reprodue_!tl ~~­ unUTY & BATH imm~on up 10 p.m.; W"Stern I only on Pediatrics Word. Julius c. Janey, Miehaol E. up I .\0 p.m., Kothieeu K up Admlsolous K Robert C Lambert. BEAUTIFUL PLASncl..uMED '"' 3'45 · M k F' !'10 6·1' empcr, . THE · a.'l'.. ar -•s u~ · ·~ Mrs. Don H. Fisoher, G:ll Sec· Bambi Little, Charles McDanSafety Toe a.m .. Buckeye St:tte d(!wn 6 : ~., onc.J Ave.; Mrs . Mycr \1~~~iP.d . iel, ELmer McFarland, Mary L. a.m .. Lock 15, Defender UJ• 12·: 22 Edgemont Dr.: Robin Sue I Niday, Michael B. R~e. Tony Red Ball 40 a.m. Eiame G. down 5rlo Hammond. Zt4S !Castern Ave., F. Riffle, Mrs. Kenneth F . HOb·· II Size 6-12 eSTURDY a.m : Lork 16. Esso 1\esl Vtr· Mrs. Dottie Russ<ll, 705 rhird inson, Mrs. Emil J. Roman, I g:n13 . down 6 05 .a.m. Lock l7, Ave ..: John W. Furst, Rl. 1 Gal- Oian H. Snyder, Jr., Nora I.. I eSALE Acad10n down 1 25 a.m.· EII· 1Itpohs: Oakey Bowyer, Rc. 1 Swango, Champlin F. 'i'omr11 X 14 genla P. JoneR down 5 a.m. 1 Crown City; Judy A. 1'11aster::;, kins, Lawrence E. Wa1d, Mrs. • LOC'k lil, .fpffer~n down 6 ,'\.m.. ~ Rt. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. JarnP!'I l . Helen Williamson, Mrs. SJmud eReg. John J Row_e up 4 :~5 8 -~- · i Smith. Rio Grande: ,Virginia A. Yates, Larry E. Zinn, Lock 19. Ch1puewa down o.35 V. Whiltingllln. Rt. 2 Pt. Plea•· Gene A. Saunders. <r ' $1.00Values a.m. Lock 20. Southern down , ant: Mrs. Lester J c t Pt ~;:_;~::;;;,;:;.~~ ·, ~--~:ii:i:i:ii:i:i:ii:i:i:ii:i:i:ii:i:i::iii Each 6:30 " m.: ~ck 21, PhilliP Pleasant : Leroy Piers:~~~· Pt: Sporn up 4:o5. a.m.; S. ... M. l Pleasa:~t .· David L. [)ars t . Rt S,Mclal Close-Out,Gro~p · Jenks ,down o:2Q a.m ~otlmr Z Pl. Pleasant; Shirl L. CampQueen down 5:45 a.m. (i•orgo hell llogsett w v M ~ p . ' 3" Lo k " I , . . a. rs. MEN'S FLEECED LINED COnON ·· r:"~ up u · u :un _; c ~- ·: Esker H. Johnson, West Colum- t\ John Ladd D~an down 5 a.m.; I bia : Mrs. Mary B. Wiiliamsoll, ._ Lock ~· E Dean.• .. ll<is~ortll South Side, W. Va .: J o h ;, down _L: 20 a.m. J•m ~ooglan.J Stearns, Pt. Pleasant : Dors~l up 1:~ a.m. ~ueen Clly _down E. LRrkins. Long Bottom, Rsv• eAnorted Colora 3 3.40 •.m.: RehAH~ un 5·20 · mood Guinther, Chester: Gail • Sins Sm., Med., Larga m.; Poll~ R. down 6.:ro an' P Bock, Rt. Z Pomeroy; Mark Steel Trader u~ 7.05 a.m. M. Christian, Ravenswcod; VaiG5r.. 0 nup ~ck~ t!m_a ldrre u~ rrle .'\. Boroff, Jackson ; Den Reg. JUST UNLOADED! :4 p.m. · · WIS own - ver A. Carter. Rl 3 .lackson · a.m.: Ravenswood down 5:15, Mr!ii. Bertha p. Sici':f·l ~. Well $1.99 ~ ' \ . a.m : Rose G. down 6 a.m. ' ston; Homer E. Gettles. Well· I •' ·1'.-.. t! Voc-K up_ 7:50 a.m. . Meld~tll ; ston: Mrs. l'ale F. Di~'!JI, ~avValue . •Wola'i'pNOI Ploollc Pod each Locks. M•ss Susan d.__.wn 4.w_ , enswond· Mr A d 1 ,. -,, • Te<ry Wooh Ctolh ·J' I . s. 11 rf'y . ,-:-11'1 ..1. 4 d . ePrlnlad lib p.m. H. E· BowIes own · " , Ravenswood ·, Mrs. w·ii' 1 13m E 1 05 AI Z h •llolly Bl"'ophy Book o.m : llln ;ep yr uo : : Miller. Oak Hill. ePI~tUc Comb & Rotllo Set ' a.m.: Letgh Ann up 2 am. i Births • ' ,·c:wtott ••..,. MEN'S A$ST, FANI Valley Transporler up 2:!i0 v.. : Mrs James L S 'th R · I 101 ' m. Walter Hougland up 4:50 1 Grande • son ' 11 .:M ' Tu~< uor a.m. es l '· ... s.m. day; ~rs . Lester .1. castn, Pt. eSizes lOlf2ro12 ·.· i Pleasant, 3:51 p.m. Tuesday. ' Stati.,tics reveal that mocc I • Reg. 29c & 39c Values· Dlscbarg•PI lh•n 10 million nuntir.g •n1 1 Mrs. Donald Ball, Mn I i fishing licenses are sold ea('h Gem-s• W. Bennett, Keonelh 0. Whlteond year ir. the United States. I Riggs, Mrs. Dwight R. Bissell, Pntel By Jam~•""'lm!lBill~~ DO,ctoR SAYS Jluih 1,19e7-71 Mr. ' llld ·Mra ony l!lll'et ' tlve eolttll the treatment 1s Jon are of 01ium~. Ill"~ l'irr!. , .. ' A- Bluet eoutls Js aggravat. lmeclicai, not surgical. in persons who are over 40, Rnd ftarge numhet of--jhese·.poui>Jid "· ·_ · Ito~ of, he1' ~en~.. ~· .and. • i, " T >· by Jlervout tension, • -~~ 0. 1 · ... .. • ·..... • ·· .. · d~ not Cl\)llle any· troll9)a unll!!p llrougllout tff1ii'iii!~'tio!i . W= m.~ · l ;,;:,.y · ~ ffl~ ~~4· lives, cltiiliog the abdoOlen and ·q - II 8 penoa has coiJtls they ~come inflamed ' (d)verU> Manjo NictJms have f!e"n . , " · ....,, ""':""" . . -:- ·""' , . .. eating ri)Y vecetable~ and. rtult, c~n it t!"n ~ can~er? , . c~iitlsl . l'erson1 ,with . t!Jlull· ed by laking a tabl~ .cit 111 won ~~ ~ here ::"' ~ SIV~~ ~hi ,these r~ctors soould be eiiml- ' A _ Mucou~ ,.: , apsslle coli- se?."" should avl!.i4 ene~as, ~a"' barium, 1ulfate, ~h~ ·~~ ~ ' . •.' : · · l!Jc- 'leiJit.~. · · •,!f. . ~ nale!l· With proper treatment tis dOCll not ·~tcom,· cancerous ahv';' and ail Irritating,or ·h!gb· salt used. lp get x'...ay .pl~et ll!r. IDd l,ffl. tennel!l Nelsbtl/ . ; · •11101! vlc!lma .can bt cured Ill but chrbnio !'Jc"'•U~e colllli ly sp1ced foods .IMI~lllg PICkles, , of tbe digt!sj\v, ·,jra\!1~ ~ ·'!'llll ~ild on Mi: 'iliti 'lift. Mccqy ~cill p\ltllnl: · ' · · lliine. may. ·· ·· ' corn, popcorn-, n~ts, raw fruit (or water every seciln~ '. ~ Snayety SuiidiJ, .·. !Cii;.Cflld PbUllpa Wal' ~~·,. ·' , . . and vegetables and ~II fr~it Th~ will not cure th~ condif!?a. Mi'. and Mrs. :11mlor SntQJy p~ellllo~ !dOI!d•.Y: · an,d ll- ~~~ '7"ald eauoe me to Q - 1 have '. dtvertipul!Us. and vegetables wilh httle seeds · ~t ~hen ?'mbined with a biarid 11)11 -~JU\If!l of Colun'lb!!l! wm:e ¥ial(ed:•~r 1011, ~scin PbiU!pj have to flO to stool immediate- None of the druJs 1 h ave i such as to~atoes and raspber- dtet 1t reheves the dlstre<s ·~ ll'!ekend gue.sts ol his parenlll, .and,ra.mly. , .. .,· · . · ly after eating 'anything: '11lis tried has helped me· Would •j~"!:_0_P~~~!~Y ad~isa:_1 ca•, he taken indeflilltely-''' · .. , IJ1n, M,i!CoY.. Snavely: 1 I!Qger ,Ppriri ijs ~. ~onn annoytng symptol)ll!u plagued diet help? Is an operation nec· r . . .. ,, , Anna Calnpbell, GaJll·lell to the ho~· ol his p.rettts, [IJle lor yeers. A stool examlna- essary? . 1 I poliS, . w~s 1 guest o.!,her ~- Mr. and Mrs. ,c;ta)r PoOl), with .lion showed llOthing. A _ OuiJIO'IckinBs in the co' ·' <:~~M:~';". IIIII Mr&(.Jll!ieneJiu. ,. , . , A - You probably have an : ' ·· "" .: i ¥1· and ,Mrs. IW"qld ,@ttrlll, ifrilabie j)owel, another name "J, . ~AJ~g of £oluplbps re- ' . ~:· J~jJnl~ ~'lri!t· allil;~:Mrs. for mucous collt~In most vici! '1 :~~r:t a W~tL,,here ~llZa· ~~ W:Cf& 1\f J,.oi· ]tlms a carefUl I enmina~~~te~rob~~~~tt":Jith · r~!1 :!'"· · '· ;::: ~~: a:lb:~er r::l Pies Tuesday " .1 M~re ~~g :·. - ' 5TH ,. PEARL STS.-RACINI!; "The Store With A Hart" · ...., J I" \ I.. ~';,~~ASA~·/! A ~Jneral . GILLETTE BLADES ~S~~EO, ~R~ ~, Healm~ \iauty.:· I · ,· AIDES Hospital News / ' ' . !l .,. .· Pulfo Heavy 2-Ply Fociai RUBBER BOOTS STOOLS DECORATING PICTURES ' - ,1 .,'' ' ..,.~ .. THE WEEK 'i . l.ftl, FRAMING LUMBER ·I DRESS SOCKS jl:.. .fil HEADQUARTERS FOR SUPER KEMTONE h' 2"x4 x8' 11 Open Every Doy, All Doy, 7:00 to 5:30 -· ' ·.;..·. Saturdoy Nights Til I ~ SSe ... Free Delivery I '. ' ' -~,. \ 71 ' -- 10. [ ..' ?.';' t •...! -" .. "., "1:' :; .... j," . F~~.E ' .i . ."' ·' .• '' ' I -. , , . SERYIQ . . • ' . . 2~HOUR . DRY CLEANING I· -SERVICE•'. '.~ J !UHnYIIIIt ~t, , ' ' ' . J 'i ' l .. . ., ' -~ cans . With purchese of 4light bulbs It regular price. f . ' r. f • ·· v • ~O'V ~wn •• Packaged iLICED . 'j - .J .... I . ,, ·,'!, ~ '• ,...; BACON •, 7 F..UL•VALU. PIUCE ___ lb. .4·9 C tbktld .•• ~to Sib. Aver1ge lb. ' Siu27x2l ...... . :· :-. CIMa.,.r By The Dozen Mere . SOFT AB~RBENT ' Muon, W. 1/a. CitP'Jr ,. ,, " ' 'DIA:t'ER.S . HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIAL$ .COMPANY 773-5554 I 1·. All Materials For Remocleling or Repair. FREE ESTIMATES. l ' WE HAVE ALL THE NEW COLORS IN STOCK ~lCKENS HARDWARE A.. L.. AI_ ~E ' .'9'· Colora . ,, . 'Rtg. $ U9 To frame yOlclrtii;lne or barn. ,.,.. ,, s. 2x4 -- 2x6-- 2x10 -- 2x12 . .. ' ., "" ,.-::-,-:-.. 00 SALE! ·4 CARLOADS 19c.: I' )~ Henley Sweat Shirts SPECIAL '' • • • ieSia .erackers • • • • • ••••• • • Jo-Bo Brand "COLONIAL PURE CANE ---- 35c 'e .Dog&. Cat:_:·:~ ' ' " ' · . • FOOD • GET l . Can when'you • lb..hag • $. ;CAfiDX • .t• . .• e ,. e ·• • • 'Display '· j ~-- _,..,., v. :r '·····rr"l esiu . Tissues • • Large Box of 200 'I<, I !~11"9• .T.en~er . •'\ . . BE~ """·•·• ; j ,., .. •·:·n ........ ,.__.",., >:: .T �.' ' ' · m: ~ 1!fN. i.e..;.,. • i • of ·.Qddao.· 'fiBjlei ~ ~:Mye~8~ rTrtp::~pt,~rs , '.' N;.~~~ Me!W·W«~~port,O., ' .'· ,,;.· · Of llendef8p~ ,f~·:Un42:-6· o:- ; ' ·: .., ·' .. • . 1 , · , · ,. i ,, , 1~~~ ~f,t· ·"'i•~ 'r • (~Thursday , 1 ·I I :; ;~r. PLEASANT _(;,uneraii tiv:. and ·Mrs. illlberl John-! PT. PLEASANT - ~; Mol-j . PI': ~~ - ~ tPt. .r.. 'l•ice for Mrs. 'Cora Inez son of Brilliant, Ohio viSited on ill• Arthur Mayes, 86, Hender• : Pie~t bO~~· · ~e ,~ . Je&!'ll •st, 6'1, ZSII Monroe Avenue, I Sunday with lltelf daughter · , son, died Tuesday In Holm old,: Ol"! 11 ~ears.. old ~nd 011e .J re held z p.m. '11lursday In s D-in-law Mr and Mrs R a • where she had been a rune, • appeared 1p a Juvenile i . Pilgrim Holin~ss Cburchh~cker. ' · • patient for thecpaSt .several he~rjng' Tuesday before Jtidae 1. ' . the . R~. Ervin Patrick I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kautll weeka. She was a. nahv~ Ma!jOn J James Lee Thoqlson . lll!nprn· • j .,.,t·ng assisted by the Rev .. Columbus and Mrs . ~rn Febru!lfy 23, ,tog the recent wave of broken ;'I :•tard Kiili!1Msworth, Burial IK tll of Pome · h"ted on 1881, Her husband-James '11lom- 1windows from BB shot. wjll follow in~~one Oak ceme- 1 S aud y with Mr:y v asMayes,precededberlndeath i had 8 ... ~w::V=-1-.,.-.a---, .: , ~n ~ ~;~· :•;~~ao C~ieydon _____...,~r :"',_-,:e.:;::::: 'IY·CrtiD&t rnxn 1 'Mr. 1 an~~. R~i!II);CJJrl~~ ;\~:~~~~s.~~:lielbetl:"<s~~~dn!t"~~rm r.~~~~~~ Siyle LOAF"~ Iii a ARE HERE! ' " Women's hal!an wore ~t guests QI 'J.b:l.·.ltU: and Mi': 1\f!d Mrs..1/oilley Reibel Iof fermer.tation and the presby MulhoUand. j {lind fa!JlilY I'.,.Y .. were eoce of undigested starch. Size Alva DevaJI]t attended re-!guesta•of Mr. ,,;~ofl!ra. Jlarley · cent Shrine meeting and dlnner:strong; .. ·. Q-. b••• colllil. My doctor at Wellston. . . ,Mr. .aa Mr~. Jack Farley of says. an operation would be Mr. E. L, Cottrjll IJu been Colllllli!us,&peJit a weekend with recommended only as a last returned homo after an ex!end· her parenla, • M'r. and Mn. resort. What d.o yo~ think? •·· at Ho•-- hoapltal II I Eug campbeU.. . eel 1..., A - llllleao ·you bavt ulcera- $5,99 pr. 5.9 1 . ' '' ' ' ~~·~it:': ~t~i~~::.~oo:,;,.Fi~~ the season's newest ilyles .:~ "" and colors. · ·;' I Phl'lll'ps s·l·s'.errs Style Shop '"' ~ I, 1 Roush'sShoeSt"re v ,, Jl _ Court St. Ml, ddleport , . 992·25119- · ·' " romeroy ·......,' i'... -~~""""""'"""""'""""""'"""""""....;,..~~· '. ""' ....... - -·- "Fui-Val'-~'~ Buys March l-3-4 ~rade A Homogeni·zed I ',. • ' • • Gallon \' .----------·· :"' Right 14C-INE ncserved To limit • •• ·• •• 5 1··~~CH : . '' Can, 9c ' . • '. Open Mon.-Fri.....•.... 9 to R • "' ~•\urday ............. 9 to 8·• ·'1 12 oz. c1n1 • ~I~ · II - II POP 12$ • rf !. . I ri Assorted Flavor Canned ""·1 Ml $1;79 - . $488 ... SPRING HATS eoe·· LAUNDRY BASKETS JUST ARRIVED! NEW SPRING DRESSES ·.~ , 'i;f;t~t;:=~~;:;..~'";!;JPOiod~Jfllulio¥ecortoon. Mrs. persmger • D'Ies ]'uesday "I ' t; hell! 1 I SPRING COATS Rivt'r NewS =· et ... 1 r (dtverticu~) co~mon ~Je ]lecau;tt~ore ~· ~, I t<i-y if un a r· three years ago , . r ! Two B guns been con!M;s. Durst died Monday eve- ~ Pickens and with Mr. and Surviving are. , seven daugh- fiscated from the boys by city , ld' M police Ali the yotl!bs were • . . • Bill Thomas. . te Mr Bo SO~ID.. ni)lg 10 Pleasant Va 11ey Hosp1t- i Lance Corpor8 1 Dann Har- rs, s. . nn 1e, 1Wa 1e, rs. 1 · . h . '· . al following a five months ill· • Y . Delphia Noble Mrs Louise P aced 10 I e VIcinity of t h e n~s. She ftt born November ' bour of camp LeJeune. visited i Rayburn, Mrs.' Jean· Casto, ail window break~sgs, but during 2( !899 in Mason County a : wJth hiS w•fe, Dianna, and hiS ~ of Point Pleasant ·Mrs. Jioris Imterrogahon, •t was apparent Mrs. Matilda No- IWyatt Henderson' sod Mr~ that ·the truth was not being da.'ughter of the late John Al·'grandmother. ' hie and parents ' ' " t0ld as con11·ICt'mg 'ores t 1 were b~rt and Sarah Hamilton Rain- ' ' Mr· and Mt1 ·1 Eva Long, Plttsbl!rgh, Pa.; one e•' Her husband Densel Dale 11Stanley Harbour over the week- son Robert ' May- Henderson· given by two of the boys. Judge •· ' in death on] end· Dju"st preceded her 31 'grandchildren- and· 211 great''Ttl 1 ompson sa id on InvesUgation A9rii '4. 1959. She was a mem· ' Mr. Harold Lewis of West grandchiidrtn. . 'of the matter woul~ continue to PRE-SEASON SALE OF her of the Pilgrim Holiness i CoiumbiH was admltt~ to the Funeral services will he held see if the truth could be learned ·Pleasant Vaiiey Hosp1tal on \ Fr'd 2 th H d and ordered the lads to appear Ch urc h· IS nday where h reported! is 1 ay p.m. 10 e en er- It h Th LADIES' HI FASHION Surviving are nine daughters,, u e Y sori Methodist Church with the a. er sc 001 ursday to conMrs Howard Miller Mrs. Eu· : Ill of pneumorua. I Rev. Normal Nash' and the tmue the matter. • ' 1 Mrs. Glen Thompson, RoMle . . g~e Reynolds, Mrs. Clarence and Martha attended a combio· Rev: Charles Frum olfic1atmg. Windows were damaged at !he . f Bur1al w1ii be in Lone 0 a k Quality Manufacturing CompaHesson, Mrs. Leon Prll>', Mrs. [ed D' t 'ct y th . II' f P . 1 1s n ou mee1mg o . d ., t · St~niey Hesson, a ·o . mn 1the EUB and Methodist on Mon. cemetery. Fnen •: may ca11 .a ny, A&P Store and the Dairy Pleasant, Mrs. Faye Hoiimgs- 1d . t th Trlnl the late residence m Henderson. Queen 'e Excellent Fabrics in Wools ayevenmga · M H idJh e ty ___ · 1 head and rs. aro o nson, M thodi 1 Ch h . p 1 boih of Gallipolis, 0., Mrs. Lu~! e s urc 1D o nt • • end Laminated !her Sfnith. New Haven, and : Pleasant. . InJUDChon Asked Miss Shirley Durst , at home: ! Mldr. arnds Mrs. MaOnhon . Reedy. Wallie Allen ,, d L . :no s o yracuse, 10 VJstt .. l two son>, Dense ~. an ewiS ; F 'd ·~ M nd Mr PT PLEASANT - A petlhon · boh f p. t Jon nay Wlm r. a s.1 · · . Paul Durst . l 0 om Albert Swatzei. Ilor temporary .IDIUnction was Pleasant: one stster, Mrs. Ma· i M R K' f N filed Tuesday in the office of EA. .' bel M"Dtermill, Pt. Pleasant: ' rs. evna mg 0 ew Circuit Clerk Howard Schultz 1 ' three brothers. Chester, Clar- ~ Haveo, returned home on , Fri· styled Waiiie A. Aiien vs. · . P'f. PLEASANT - Mrs . ~~~~ 'Solid Colors end Patterned 2l1t Bush1el Pnre <~nd .John Rainey, all of ' day from the Holzer HosPital George ww. allen. The injunc- / me Mae. Persinger, 56, Al ·'. 8 Priint PIP<I~:Jnt: 22 grandchil-! where she ~~~~erwe~t surgery. tion is to keep said George W., Grove, dt~ Tuesday in Hart- II dren and t2 great grandehil· · RMSN Philip Smith of t h Ail en from comin• .Dil the prop- Ilord Nursmg Home. She 1USS Aibeberan AF·lO of Nor- 1 rt 1 W 11 • Ali...,... [been 111 for the past sev·eral]l dren. I (0 lk v· . 'ted h'18 , e Y o a Je en. Friends may call at the Crow. ' ' a. VISI , parents Mr.l An order was filed In the cir· months. .. llussell Funeral Home· i an~ ~rs G(an;•lie Smith, Leon I cuit clerk's office granting' juds.l She was born at Hogsett, W. Reg. ----I an HS WI e, ane, at New 'llent to the RipleY Production Va ., and was the daughter ' - - - - - - - - - ·Haven over the weekend. ' l.,;f , ed'tI ASSOCIB · !'100 .;,.m the SUm the lale Charles and M ar 1• . i I Mr. and Mrs. Jtmmy Weaver' of $1311.34 with interest against Leach King. Her husband l ' .-_, and family of Hammon, Ind. iJam~s and Bonnie l-Ong, Apple the late James Persinger. ------- MvLsltedC recently With. Mr. and I Grove. fSurviving are three sons, n .... ll Gauge Readingo- G•llipo. I rs. l•yton Russell m Mason. ! • Finley, Apple Grove, . James lis, 12 G and 16.1 running 15 fee'l Mrs .. EdtSon Weaver ~ttend- i .; and Eddie Persinger, both & of rollers· Pt Pleasant Z4 75 · •ed a btrthday dmner at wgan, 1 Oli:ver Rnllins, 43 Wadsworth, Ohio; two da~i!-11 . Discount 1 Pnmeroy.ilason. 22.4Z; Hmton: W. Va. honoring her mother, B • W d • d ters, Mrs. Mary \l'ears. GaUii- 11 Prien 8 l.tiR falling : Kanawha F•lls, her i polis Ferry. and Mrs. Regina I /, 5:32 rising: Charleston, 1111.0-1 1held a:r th."~ome eof ~~;r :~~ service for Oliver • (Sleepy) i Pearson, \Vadswo:lh, OC.;harli!S·]I ! . ,. ,! rl!mg. London and Marmet , M J h Wh't ·01 h Ro\iin. 43 Rt 1 Leon was held I brother, Charles King, REG. 79c TIME TO ' S ELECT· YOUR . OUTFIT 1 man '11 d w· r· ld · · rs. 0 n ers · · · ' ton one s·•ster Mrs Bessie . ' lh arE' ?" e Sl an '" Je IS : attendin~ were Mr ·and M r 'I today at 11 p.m. in the Bethel ; ' . · t~~ ' .. runmn~ 1 fe•l of rollers. 1J. W · . Church Leon-Baden Road with Burdette, Hogsett, five graJld· ll A •tL D'POS!f WILL HOLD l<•at Mo••ments: I •mmy eaver and family or , ·c. daughters and one ste:t>grand· ll . S , llommo" fnd the Rev. Herman Jordan oft d ht 'J:Ga Ill p01" 0 am - tevenscn , · · . ti B . 1 .. th h h aug er. Super Stalnleia Steel ·2" . p. . . 10· Mrs. Fairlan Conley accom- " ng.t unad wasth m'\J· e ct' urc f Fu nera1 serv1ce . s will be ·- .· . . IN OUR LAY~WAY .•: . up 5. " p.m.. rmclphl up . . . 55 p.m.: 0 . F. Shearer up 11:30 1: 'M·JD!ed by Mrs. Edison Weaver, , tohemeCrery Hun erli fe !reel hlon o dueled 2 p.m. Thursday in .E p 1 . 1Z· . "'· Glona Ebershach and dau· e OW· usse unera ome. B 1 Ch I Ch h t ~· m., sso ennsy vama up . : ht T , . .. Mr Rollins was found dead ea e ape urc a SPECIAL MANUFACTUlERS SALE 50 a.m. Bess1e Walker dow~ : g ers. an} 3 and Tern. VISd·1 · • Grove. Burial will be in the ' . ed recently wt'th Mrs M 111 1 Sunday mornmg in • field near . nd Z:OS O.IJl.: Onwar;] · up 3·\5 a. , · o • . •. Carmel cemetery. Fr1e s may II' . ; . llc~ls at Vlntnn. Mrs. Conley I hiS ~ome by a col$ln. BYrd call at Mohr.Stevens Funer" OF , •• Kanaw!Ui· River,, - Marmet. remBI~ed for a visit with her Rolhns. His d~>ath (Was attrth- al Home after 6 p.m. tOday. Charles K. ur• R: 2o p.m : F!'ank. : !faught... r ::~nd wi~ rPtnrn to the . t'rted to a h.eart ~ttack presuma-----lin s. down' 3: 40 am.; lleleo ';:'a~er home In Mason on bly suffered Fnday evening. ,ji Z up 5:05 am. Fort nnrborn T ur.• d,y. ARREST MADE ~ 1 : First public night >dlool up 5:10 a.m.; Winfield. Semrt , 1 for hi~h school subjects- w•s i PT. PLEASANT - One areCruma ... up I:40 a .m : J~ucy Jane Lucas· · l opened In Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1rest was recorded at the ~e'Holr ca..lJ · down 1:45 a.m.: Beaver down . Ity jail during tile past twe••r 1856. ePaln Rei~ ·: 1·15 'l.m. Alan il. Merrill up , .. ______ ......- ·- ·]lour hours Emery Starling, La· eMenyltems 4' 45 a.m. : Mrs. Stanley 0 . Bush, Patricia kin, W. 'va., charged with I'''' " ~ .. , o l Ohio l!lv'r - Loc< 14, Reek·[ Holzer HoSpital: , Carl, Patricia Engle, Dp w " grand larceny. Pl~lc Coated S"t jord JO 4:05 p.m .: Walter Wil · ' hours 2-1 aud 7-11 p.m. Hart, Mrs. John W. II!lisey, ],:;;;;::._:;;;~~===;;;;;;;; Aut. Art Reprodue_!tl ~~­ unUTY & BATH imm~on up 10 p.m.; W"Stern I only on Pediatrics Word. Julius c. Janey, Miehaol E. up I .\0 p.m., Kothieeu K up Admlsolous K Robert C Lambert. BEAUTIFUL PLASncl..uMED '"' 3'45 · M k F' !'10 6·1' empcr, . THE · a.'l'.. ar -•s u~ · ·~ Mrs. Don H. Fisoher, G:ll Sec· Bambi Little, Charles McDanSafety Toe a.m .. Buckeye St:tte d(!wn 6 : ~., onc.J Ave.; Mrs . Mycr \1~~~iP.d . iel, ELmer McFarland, Mary L. a.m .. Lock 15, Defender UJ• 12·: 22 Edgemont Dr.: Robin Sue I Niday, Michael B. R~e. Tony Red Ball 40 a.m. Eiame G. down 5rlo Hammond. Zt4S !Castern Ave., F. Riffle, Mrs. Kenneth F . HOb·· II Size 6-12 eSTURDY a.m : Lork 16. Esso 1\esl Vtr· Mrs. Dottie Russ<ll, 705 rhird inson, Mrs. Emil J. Roman, I g:n13 . down 6 05 .a.m. Lock l7, Ave ..: John W. Furst, Rl. 1 Gal- Oian H. Snyder, Jr., Nora I.. I eSALE Acad10n down 1 25 a.m.· EII· 1Itpohs: Oakey Bowyer, Rc. 1 Swango, Champlin F. 'i'omr11 X 14 genla P. JoneR down 5 a.m. 1 Crown City; Judy A. 1'11aster::;, kins, Lawrence E. Wa1d, Mrs. • LOC'k lil, .fpffer~n down 6 ,'\.m.. ~ Rt. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. JarnP!'I l . Helen Williamson, Mrs. SJmud eReg. John J Row_e up 4 :~5 8 -~- · i Smith. Rio Grande: ,Virginia A. Yates, Larry E. Zinn, Lock 19. Ch1puewa down o.35 V. Whiltingllln. Rt. 2 Pt. Plea•· Gene A. Saunders. <r ' $1.00Values a.m. Lock 20. Southern down , ant: Mrs. Lester J c t Pt ~;:_;~::;;;,;:;.~~ ·, ~--~:ii:i:i:ii:i:i:ii:i:i:ii:i:i:ii:i:i::iii Each 6:30 " m.: ~ck 21, PhilliP Pleasant : Leroy Piers:~~~· Pt: Sporn up 4:o5. a.m.; S. ... M. l Pleasa:~t .· David L. [)ars t . Rt S,Mclal Close-Out,Gro~p · Jenks ,down o:2Q a.m ~otlmr Z Pl. Pleasant; Shirl L. CampQueen down 5:45 a.m. (i•orgo hell llogsett w v M ~ p . ' 3" Lo k " I , . . a. rs. MEN'S FLEECED LINED COnON ·· r:"~ up u · u :un _; c ~- ·: Esker H. Johnson, West Colum- t\ John Ladd D~an down 5 a.m.; I bia : Mrs. Mary B. Wiiliamsoll, ._ Lock ~· E Dean.• .. ll<is~ortll South Side, W. Va .: J o h ;, down _L: 20 a.m. J•m ~ooglan.J Stearns, Pt. Pleasant : Dors~l up 1:~ a.m. ~ueen Clly _down E. LRrkins. Long Bottom, Rsv• eAnorted Colora 3 3.40 •.m.: RehAH~ un 5·20 · mood Guinther, Chester: Gail • Sins Sm., Med., Larga m.; Poll~ R. down 6.:ro an' P Bock, Rt. Z Pomeroy; Mark Steel Trader u~ 7.05 a.m. M. Christian, Ravenswcod; VaiG5r.. 0 nup ~ck~ t!m_a ldrre u~ rrle .'\. Boroff, Jackson ; Den Reg. JUST UNLOADED! :4 p.m. · · WIS own - ver A. Carter. Rl 3 .lackson · a.m.: Ravenswood down 5:15, Mr!ii. Bertha p. Sici':f·l ~. Well $1.99 ~ ' \ . a.m : Rose G. down 6 a.m. ' ston; Homer E. Gettles. Well· I •' ·1'.-.. t! Voc-K up_ 7:50 a.m. . Meld~tll ; ston: Mrs. l'ale F. Di~'!JI, ~avValue . •Wola'i'pNOI Ploollc Pod each Locks. M•ss Susan d.__.wn 4.w_ , enswond· Mr A d 1 ,. -,, • Te<ry Wooh Ctolh ·J' I . s. 11 rf'y . ,-:-11'1 ..1. 4 d . ePrlnlad lib p.m. H. E· BowIes own · " , Ravenswood ·, Mrs. w·ii' 1 13m E 1 05 AI Z h •llolly Bl"'ophy Book o.m : llln ;ep yr uo : : Miller. Oak Hill. ePI~tUc Comb & Rotllo Set ' a.m.: Letgh Ann up 2 am. i Births • ' ,·c:wtott ••..,. MEN'S A$ST, FANI Valley Transporler up 2:!i0 v.. : Mrs James L S 'th R · I 101 ' m. Walter Hougland up 4:50 1 Grande • son ' 11 .:M ' Tu~< uor a.m. es l '· ... s.m. day; ~rs . Lester .1. castn, Pt. eSizes lOlf2ro12 ·.· i Pleasant, 3:51 p.m. Tuesday. ' Stati.,tics reveal that mocc I • Reg. 29c & 39c Values· Dlscbarg•PI lh•n 10 million nuntir.g •n1 1 Mrs. Donald Ball, Mn I i fishing licenses are sold ea('h Gem-s• W. Bennett, Keonelh 0. Whlteond year ir. the United States. I Riggs, Mrs. Dwight R. Bissell, Pntel By Jam~•""'lm!lBill~~ DO,ctoR SAYS Jluih 1,19e7-71 Mr. ' llld ·Mra ony l!lll'et ' tlve eolttll the treatment 1s Jon are of 01ium~. Ill"~ l'irr!. , .. ' A- Bluet eoutls Js aggravat. lmeclicai, not surgical. in persons who are over 40, Rnd ftarge numhet of--jhese·.poui>Jid "· ·_ · Ito~ of, he1' ~en~.. ~· .and. • i, " T >· by Jlervout tension, • -~~ 0. 1 · ... .. • ·..... • ·· .. · d~ not Cl\)llle any· troll9)a unll!!p llrougllout tff1ii'iii!~'tio!i . W= m.~ · l ;,;:,.y · ~ ffl~ ~~4· lives, cltiiliog the abdoOlen and ·q - II 8 penoa has coiJtls they ~come inflamed ' (d)verU> Manjo NictJms have f!e"n . , " · ....,, ""':""" . . -:- ·""' , . .. eating ri)Y vecetable~ and. rtult, c~n it t!"n ~ can~er? , . c~iitlsl . l'erson1 ,with . t!Jlull· ed by laking a tabl~ .cit 111 won ~~ ~ here ::"' ~ SIV~~ ~hi ,these r~ctors soould be eiiml- ' A _ Mucou~ ,.: , apsslle coli- se?."" should avl!.i4 ene~as, ~a"' barium, 1ulfate, ~h~ ·~~ ~ ' . •.' : · · l!Jc- 'leiJit.~. · · •,!f. . ~ nale!l· With proper treatment tis dOCll not ·~tcom,· cancerous ahv';' and ail Irritating,or ·h!gb· salt used. lp get x'...ay .pl~et ll!r. IDd l,ffl. tennel!l Nelsbtl/ . ; · •11101! vlc!lma .can bt cured Ill but chrbnio !'Jc"'•U~e colllli ly sp1ced foods .IMI~lllg PICkles, , of tbe digt!sj\v, ·,jra\!1~ ~ ·'!'llll ~ild on Mi: 'iliti 'lift. Mccqy ~cill p\ltllnl: · ' · · lliine. may. ·· ·· ' corn, popcorn-, n~ts, raw fruit (or water every seciln~ '. ~ Snayety SuiidiJ, .·. !Cii;.Cflld PbUllpa Wal' ~~·,. ·' , . . and vegetables and ~II fr~it Th~ will not cure th~ condif!?a. Mi'. and Mrs. :11mlor SntQJy p~ellllo~ !dOI!d•.Y: · an,d ll- ~~~ '7"ald eauoe me to Q - 1 have '. dtvertipul!Us. and vegetables wilh httle seeds · ~t ~hen ?'mbined with a biarid 11)11 -~JU\If!l of Colun'lb!!l! wm:e ¥ial(ed:•~r 1011, ~scin PbiU!pj have to flO to stool immediate- None of the druJs 1 h ave i such as to~atoes and raspber- dtet 1t reheves the dlstre<s ·~ ll'!ekend gue.sts ol his parenlll, .and,ra.mly. , .. .,· · . · ly after eating 'anything: '11lis tried has helped me· Would •j~"!:_0_P~~~!~Y ad~isa:_1 ca•, he taken indeflilltely-''' · .. , IJ1n, M,i!CoY.. Snavely: 1 I!Qger ,Ppriri ijs ~. ~onn annoytng symptol)ll!u plagued diet help? Is an operation nec· r . . .. ,, , Anna Calnpbell, GaJll·lell to the ho~· ol his p.rettts, [IJle lor yeers. A stool examlna- essary? . 1 I poliS, . w~s 1 guest o.!,her ~- Mr. and Mrs. ,c;ta)r PoOl), with .lion showed llOthing. A _ OuiJIO'IckinBs in the co' ·' <:~~M:~';". IIIII Mr&(.Jll!ieneJiu. ,. , . , A - You probably have an : ' ·· "" .: i ¥1· and ,Mrs. IW"qld ,@ttrlll, ifrilabie j)owel, another name "J, . ~AJ~g of £oluplbps re- ' . ~:· J~jJnl~ ~'lri!t· allil;~:Mrs. for mucous collt~In most vici! '1 :~~r:t a W~tL,,here ~llZa· ~~ W:Cf& 1\f J,.oi· ]tlms a carefUl I enmina~~~te~rob~~~~tt":Jith · r~!1 :!'"· · '· ;::: ~~: a:lb:~er r::l Pies Tuesday " .1 M~re ~~g :·. - ' 5TH ,. PEARL STS.-RACINI!; "The Store With A Hart" · ...., J I" \ I.. ~';,~~ASA~·/! A ~Jneral . GILLETTE BLADES ~S~~EO, ~R~ ~, Healm~ \iauty.:· I · ,· AIDES Hospital News / ' ' . !l .,. .· Pulfo Heavy 2-Ply Fociai RUBBER BOOTS STOOLS DECORATING PICTURES ' - ,1 .,'' ' ..,.~ .. THE WEEK 'i . l.ftl, FRAMING LUMBER ·I DRESS SOCKS jl:.. .fil HEADQUARTERS FOR SUPER KEMTONE h' 2"x4 x8' 11 Open Every Doy, All Doy, 7:00 to 5:30 -· ' ·.;..·. Saturdoy Nights Til I ~ SSe ... Free Delivery I '. ' ' -~,. \ 71 ' -- 10. [ ..' ?.';' t •...! -" .. "., "1:' :; .... j," . F~~.E ' .i . ."' ·' .• '' ' I -. , , . SERYIQ . . • ' . . 2~HOUR . DRY CLEANING I· -SERVICE•'. '.~ J !UHnYIIIIt ~t, , ' ' ' . J 'i ' l .. . ., ' -~ cans . With purchese of 4light bulbs It regular price. f . ' r. f • ·· v • ~O'V ~wn •• Packaged iLICED . 'j - .J .... I . ,, ·,'!, ~ '• ,...; BACON •, 7 F..UL•VALU. PIUCE ___ lb. .4·9 C tbktld .•• ~to Sib. Aver1ge lb. ' Siu27x2l ...... . :· :-. CIMa.,.r By The Dozen Mere . SOFT AB~RBENT ' Muon, W. 1/a. CitP'Jr ,. ,, " ' 'DIA:t'ER.S . HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIAL$ .COMPANY 773-5554 I 1·. All Materials For Remocleling or Repair. FREE ESTIMATES. l ' WE HAVE ALL THE NEW COLORS IN STOCK ~lCKENS HARDWARE A.. L.. AI_ ~E ' .'9'· Colora . ,, . 'Rtg. $ U9 To frame yOlclrtii;lne or barn. ,.,.. ,, s. 2x4 -- 2x6-- 2x10 -- 2x12 . .. ' ., "" ,.-::-,-:-.. 00 SALE! ·4 CARLOADS 19c.: I' )~ Henley Sweat Shirts SPECIAL '' • • • ieSia .erackers • • • • • ••••• • • Jo-Bo Brand "COLONIAL PURE CANE ---- 35c 'e .Dog&. Cat:_:·:~ ' ' " ' · . • FOOD • GET l . Can when'you • lb..hag • $. ;CAfiDX • .t• . .• e ,. e ·• • • 'Display '· j ~-- _,..,., v. :r '·····rr"l esiu . Tissues • • Large Box of 200 'I<, I !~11"9• .T.en~er . •'\ . . BE~ """·•·• ; j ,., .. •·:·n ........ ,.__.",., >:: .T �.I ' 'WANT AD. • , ........ _.. ·INFORMATION ·~ Q&.INU .............. ~ · DMilll. . . . . . . Ill. I 1 1 .• ~ :t tAMIU.AtiDNI ness 'Serv :Jt,.6ntem9· "Mot«. co. tOIIIICTIONI wu. fl., .. ~«•"" •• f'" a: Oft ............... A . .. AUOION TOP QUALITY CINTUIIY t~~i~~~:r:~l::::ll1961 FORD · ,.-tbe Two door, 8 eyl. 'lnotOr, auto. titans., ~ ni(!~'f~r .• Porneroy Mot~r ~ · •, . OPEN lVII. , . , ... · H~VYDUTY . . WELDERS :eb' Nothb.g like · 111 Cull .IDY otm' il>et.o~ cleaner, fOBt· et. Uies le11 rod, Free deJn. atrallon at ... •• I'CIMIROY, OHIO POMEROY 9f2.2111 • Fo• Rent Stlrtiftl Prldly, M1rch 3rd, al 1M Lourtl CUH Auctl~n Houst on Slot. Route 124 oml tt.. now ro~te 7 br pl., ot Pomoror, Ohto. Big day, ni&bt auction ond trading rln&. Day oat• otarte at 11 a.m. l,ll ? Night oale 7 p,m, tlll ? GroundJ will be open all doy. Bring In your . ' S.les ~ Selvlce Ohio Boat iftd Motor Lleenae HARLEY MOTORCYCLES MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT SCHWA!q:EL MARINE .' HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 6644370 Pomeroy, 0. ·· Your 1 . Worthr Stonloy lAKER & SEYFRIED ontlque lte1111 for tblo sale. Plenty to eat ond drink. Col. Jim C~rftlhan, IU~flll't. .f Phono 992-3994 or 992·2395 Pomeroy, 0. BDRM, HOUSE with garage, REPORT Pomeroy, Also a 3 rm. fur· Dished apartmenl with bath, adults, 126 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Ph. 99U698. 2 9 tiC Til SUNDOWN "' NITE CLUB I . '; 1W t:ONGOLEUM·NAI.RN I ·' I 1 ·o der expands ond holds more. Q..alily leathers, I all leotha' lined. ' . Sq. ya. DANCE .. Saturd1y Night Merch 4 AT EAGLES CLUB 9 to 1 A.M. INGELS CARPET HOUS£ MAIN ST. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES, Pomeroy 1 · rooms and balb. Call 1192-6610. 2 2'7 tic ---,-::--,-~" Invited POMEROY•. • 1-1966 Grovely, Supor L-1 1----·-..- ---FURNISHED apartment, three Jim Johnoon Orchestra Members and Guost Are OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS $5.50 to $15.00 : ~ o11MIHJ-Hl•ti._W • - no cwn:t,..il!!!!!ll Removable pass COst. ;ecret poeket, extra ~ ' Pivt Plecto B1nd Foi'iurlne Allen Klrit ond ·Ror Word • Wlnltr-lticliit1Ws Cd......,,' e Wt.. """~It ll(~,l-!!1oiiiJ II doit-&- IOo *II! I ! "Tht $torduotitf" ·· ~H BUILT·IN CUSH~ON . ~.~4~. . Grawely Tra~ors Troclor I domonslretorl wllh 30" n.tary mower attachment list prlco $672.15. Now lroc· ---~ tor gu~rlfltH Salt prlct $557 RM. SINGLE house. Al•o furnished apartment, lumace el R..ulll U HP Grovtlr with 30" rotary mowtr and heal In Middle~. Ph. rldln1 sulky , , . , . , , $350 3261. 2 22 el R..uUI S HP Grovoly _ wllh 30'' · rotory mowtr $265 ROOM !urnl!bed· apartment We can now finance your In Middleport, near shopping new Gravely Tractor for as area. Also a 1·2 bedroom lltlle u 10% doWII and up to 48 months to pay. Bank house trailer. Ph. IJ92.3348,aft.. nte1. er 5 p. m. 12 28 tfe Mulle By · ' ~·· ' ',,' r-:===+====::;1 I new gas !urnace, Spring Ave.lr IL=======::Il!III:WINGPhOIII 992·2975 1·- Nplllr flee, ·Ill llllka WY HliH.II Tbe Plbrlc Sbo!l. ~ Aulborlzed Sillier Salll Sorvlca Ph. 367·7591 It, 7 Choshlro, 0. 24 Hr. Towl111 S.rvlee I D tfe trailer. Brown's Trailer Park, ML,envllle. Ph.~. DANCE Every Frid1y 1nd S.turd1y Night 9 p.m. Ill 1:30 a.m. · ' SHENANG SPRINGS NITE CL~B Music by the "Ravens" ....... l )" ~ --~ • ... ' •. ' ''I ' ' •· POMEROY, OHIO ·'RLhtrifiOotf SHOES FQR BQYS AND GIRLS ·..' . # ,.· ;, . ' ' N(),Y( '. I . . '' Cameo's exciting once a year 1 •• - We have them all-sea mi .... nm-neiataai and stretch. Be smart, buy doz-, your leg• deserve tbem! &..,. ,.. • ~. I • . ~· I: .. - '' ' Little Not~lnr Bee "" 11111 Clntrtce PIIIIJ Host ' ' 11 ' and one '' lice busf!leso. qul!'les ehould Box 166, phone 9QZ.2903 '' .. '.,\'~ ·. ,' ' time by a and 7:® ' I ·!' ,.. -':. SJIU I'IICl PAIC£ ~IR 3PAII 1.35 1.111 u~ 1.50 uu uu Ul 1.32 Ul 2JIII IJI U7 ' Everywhere she goe~ ;-.. sh-'s ~er pr~tuest In these smart buckle a~d llow drta& &haas by Robin Hood. QuAiftYJ<i!J,Qr .~a!•~~t < Bleck j P1tent 2 PA!R 5.95 4.7t US ' Ut i' I; REC. 'Seamless Oren Shee1s Snm~ss Slre~h Sheers " AAPLICATIONS a.re now ing accepted lor one luH . ~ sale! Every fashionable style at these low priC81!. Cameo'a canu-1 Dress sheers! Bee kee neea poDty he. and Cameo'a support hosiery. IN MIPDLEPOir. ' .· ~ ,Style to please ayoung girl. ~ •..,· Price to fit a modest~_ ~(iget What a be&ptiful way to belance your budget .•• j:~-/· Co11tHiiFaye'Mal'lley . . Black Patent White Plltent Feb. 271o Mar. 11 FO.... CARRIUS ' sheer SAVE UP TO 24% ,. AHtlClTiOJijs :, .. support and panty bose ~AI<ING · Ul 1.11 uppers-au price you can afford! Ai\jl · ' our II!Pirienc:ed fJttera willse• shi'l' ljtte¢ Juitrliht Btlnshirlti'AA>~·¥~\i... . ,: ~ won't lind • better ..-bleln Cllildrin•$ .. ' ' . . lhaellnJW~.... 6·" . ( · 7·~ '?. \ -~~ ~- ·,; . ' •I ' • .: . MIDDL~ '' '· .•,\ ()<_t ;'. ILOCI( NEll TO.Il.IIEftPILDS , POMiltOY'I QUALITY SHOE·nGII . ' I ' ' ,. . ' ' " . I I ' ' ~- \ I• . ! ~~ I I "I'\ !""1·· I .;·', .,· ',,' •.li'~l CtltPMAN ··CANJ,lY . ,.~ · ...: • ; ·' • I'I!IUIIMI»RRI/IIfllilzrl . ' ' IN'THI '. '' Ntclt.l P60h •I Phone 99i-2143· HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING r II ONI OP fltll BLAmNARS II The Appll•nee In Horne, Let Us Give It A Good Mid Winter Check IUY SILL ond TRADI We have a lot of old and EV£11YONE WELCOME '' SAUi I SERVICE mercbandlse. Owners Jim Ac11m1 and . HON Auto IIIII ' ------ RAIJIATQR SERViCE All New Rlldl•tor Shop e C•r e Truck e HHter · Core eBulldour eAI!YType KEITH GOBLE Mlddl.,.rt, 0 . �.I ' 'WANT AD. • , ........ _.. ·INFORMATION ·~ Q&.INU .............. ~ · DMilll. . . . . . . Ill. I 1 1 .• ~ :t tAMIU.AtiDNI ness 'Serv :Jt,.6ntem9· "Mot«. co. tOIIIICTIONI wu. fl., .. ~«•"" •• f'" a: Oft ............... A . .. AUOION TOP QUALITY CINTUIIY t~~i~~~:r:~l::::ll1961 FORD · ,.-tbe Two door, 8 eyl. 'lnotOr, auto. titans., ~ ni(!~'f~r .• Porneroy Mot~r ~ · •, . OPEN lVII. , . , ... · H~VYDUTY . . WELDERS :eb' Nothb.g like · 111 Cull .IDY otm' il>et.o~ cleaner, fOBt· et. Uies le11 rod, Free deJn. atrallon at ... •• I'CIMIROY, OHIO POMEROY 9f2.2111 • Fo• Rent Stlrtiftl Prldly, M1rch 3rd, al 1M Lourtl CUH Auctl~n Houst on Slot. Route 124 oml tt.. now ro~te 7 br pl., ot Pomoror, Ohto. Big day, ni&bt auction ond trading rln&. Day oat• otarte at 11 a.m. l,ll ? Night oale 7 p,m, tlll ? GroundJ will be open all doy. Bring In your . ' S.les ~ Selvlce Ohio Boat iftd Motor Lleenae HARLEY MOTORCYCLES MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT SCHWA!q:EL MARINE .' HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 6644370 Pomeroy, 0. ·· Your 1 . Worthr Stonloy lAKER & SEYFRIED ontlque lte1111 for tblo sale. Plenty to eat ond drink. Col. Jim C~rftlhan, IU~flll't. .f Phono 992-3994 or 992·2395 Pomeroy, 0. BDRM, HOUSE with garage, REPORT Pomeroy, Also a 3 rm. fur· Dished apartmenl with bath, adults, 126 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Ph. 99U698. 2 9 tiC Til SUNDOWN "' NITE CLUB I . '; 1W t:ONGOLEUM·NAI.RN I ·' I 1 ·o der expands ond holds more. Q..alily leathers, I all leotha' lined. ' . Sq. ya. DANCE .. Saturd1y Night Merch 4 AT EAGLES CLUB 9 to 1 A.M. INGELS CARPET HOUS£ MAIN ST. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES, Pomeroy 1 · rooms and balb. Call 1192-6610. 2 2'7 tic ---,-::--,-~" Invited POMEROY•. • 1-1966 Grovely, Supor L-1 1----·-..- ---FURNISHED apartment, three Jim Johnoon Orchestra Members and Guost Are OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS $5.50 to $15.00 : ~ o11MIHJ-Hl•ti._W • - no cwn:t,..il!!!!!ll Removable pass COst. ;ecret poeket, extra ~ ' Pivt Plecto B1nd Foi'iurlne Allen Klrit ond ·Ror Word • Wlnltr-lticliit1Ws Cd......,,' e Wt.. """~It ll(~,l-!!1oiiiJ II doit-&- IOo *II! I ! "Tht $torduotitf" ·· ~H BUILT·IN CUSH~ON . ~.~4~. . Grawely Tra~ors Troclor I domonslretorl wllh 30" n.tary mower attachment list prlco $672.15. Now lroc· ---~ tor gu~rlfltH Salt prlct $557 RM. SINGLE house. Al•o furnished apartment, lumace el R..ulll U HP Grovtlr with 30" rotary mowtr and heal In Middle~. Ph. rldln1 sulky , , . , . , , $350 3261. 2 22 el R..uUI S HP Grovoly _ wllh 30'' · rotory mowtr $265 ROOM !urnl!bed· apartment We can now finance your In Middleport, near shopping new Gravely Tractor for as area. Also a 1·2 bedroom lltlle u 10% doWII and up to 48 months to pay. Bank house trailer. Ph. IJ92.3348,aft.. nte1. er 5 p. m. 12 28 tfe Mulle By · ' ~·· ' ',,' r-:===+====::;1 I new gas !urnace, Spring Ave.lr IL=======::Il!III:WINGPhOIII 992·2975 1·- Nplllr flee, ·Ill llllka WY HliH.II Tbe Plbrlc Sbo!l. ~ Aulborlzed Sillier Salll Sorvlca Ph. 367·7591 It, 7 Choshlro, 0. 24 Hr. Towl111 S.rvlee I D tfe trailer. Brown's Trailer Park, ML,envllle. Ph.~. DANCE Every Frid1y 1nd S.turd1y Night 9 p.m. Ill 1:30 a.m. · ' SHENANG SPRINGS NITE CL~B Music by the "Ravens" ....... l )" ~ --~ • ... ' •. ' ''I ' ' •· POMEROY, OHIO ·'RLhtrifiOotf SHOES FQR BQYS AND GIRLS ·..' . # ,.· ;, . ' ' N(),Y( '. I . . '' Cameo's exciting once a year 1 •• - We have them all-sea mi .... nm-neiataai and stretch. Be smart, buy doz-, your leg• deserve tbem! &..,. ,.. • ~. I • . ~· I: .. - '' ' Little Not~lnr Bee "" 11111 Clntrtce PIIIIJ Host ' ' 11 ' and one '' lice busf!leso. qul!'les ehould Box 166, phone 9QZ.2903 '' .. '.,\'~ ·. ,' ' time by a and 7:® ' I ·!' ,.. -':. SJIU I'IICl PAIC£ ~IR 3PAII 1.35 1.111 u~ 1.50 uu uu Ul 1.32 Ul 2JIII IJI U7 ' Everywhere she goe~ ;-.. sh-'s ~er pr~tuest In these smart buckle a~d llow drta& &haas by Robin Hood. QuAiftYJ<i!J,Qr .~a!•~~t < Bleck j P1tent 2 PA!R 5.95 4.7t US ' Ut i' I; REC. 'Seamless Oren Shee1s Snm~ss Slre~h Sheers " AAPLICATIONS a.re now ing accepted lor one luH . ~ sale! Every fashionable style at these low priC81!. Cameo'a canu-1 Dress sheers! Bee kee neea poDty he. and Cameo'a support hosiery. IN MIPDLEPOir. ' .· ~ ,Style to please ayoung girl. ~ •..,· Price to fit a modest~_ ~(iget What a be&ptiful way to belance your budget .•• j:~-/· Co11tHiiFaye'Mal'lley . . Black Patent White Plltent Feb. 271o Mar. 11 FO.... CARRIUS ' sheer SAVE UP TO 24% ,. AHtlClTiOJijs :, .. support and panty bose ~AI<ING · Ul 1.11 uppers-au price you can afford! Ai\jl · ' our II!Pirienc:ed fJttera willse• shi'l' ljtte¢ Juitrliht Btlnshirlti'AA>~·¥~\i... . ,: ~ won't lind • better ..-bleln Cllildrin•$ .. ' ' . . lhaellnJW~.... 6·" . ( · 7·~ '?. \ -~~ ~- ·,; . ' •I ' • .: . MIDDL~ '' '· .•,\ ()<_t ;'. ILOCI( NEll TO.Il.IIEftPILDS , POMiltOY'I QUALITY SHOE·nGII . ' I ' ' ,. . ' ' " . I I ' ' ~- \ I• . ! ~~ I I "I'\ !""1·· I .;·', .,· ',,' •.li'~l CtltPMAN ··CANJ,lY . ,.~ · ...: • ; ·' • I'I!IUIIMI»RRI/IIfllilzrl . ' ' IN'THI '. '' Ntclt.l P60h •I Phone 99i-2143· HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING r II ONI OP fltll BLAmNARS II The Appll•nee In Horne, Let Us Give It A Good Mid Winter Check IUY SILL ond TRADI We have a lot of old and EV£11YONE WELCOME '' SAUi I SERVICE mercbandlse. Owners Jim Ac11m1 and . HON Auto IIIII ' ------ RAIJIATQR SERViCE All New Rlldl•tor Shop e C•r e Truck e HHter · Core eBulldour eAI!YType KEITH GOBLE Mlddl.,.rt, 0 . �1 r A .I ' . ' ''J-A·r·. I . ;· " 1 t •'\· ' ~ " . 1 ' '' ·;t.'' ' • ·l ' • ;. • ' ' ' ' . /: s(AB . . .: . CON · · · ·'"·~·~.;\ ;. . .· ,. FA"mourt Sli~ed ·· ·. ··BACON • • .. , • • ~ .. ·•" . . . By The Piece · ;_ ' ·. ' ' ;, ~~ ' • c i . "' ~ 'lb.: ,. , '. ' ' "". ' ' ' ~ ' "' >i ·;. I ' .w ' c -lb. ' . .... I 1201. ..... c ' lb. '' • ! ·. ROLL SAUSAGE c 1-lb. Roll .' .. , . ' - ' . 1 . > ' ' ' ·SALAD DRESSING f' ... ' •' .. ' :' ~ : ,. ·-··--· 'LEGS . • CAMPBELLS 'Chicken Noodle No.1 Soup can c THIGHS Lady Scott ' '' ' j ' . ' TISSUES TOWELS 200 Count ' i .. --. . ':.' . . ,. . . ..... ... ' ·. 1 Sf~KEtJ~ ~· ..f.~ - ..,., . BEANS ' '12 gal. iiiiSEA-LT-EST_ _ __ ~~-i . ' , 'SUNDAY ONLY . MI'LK • ·, HONEY·· PQD. 303 .. CANS '· · .SATURDAY ONLY loavn fl: BREAD...:~~=:~~..........~ ' ·. FRIDAY ONLY ICE CREAM~i~~r;~r . c 'h Gal. .·~ 19' '' '' . J0-80 ·. '' 'J STOQ~J'S 'Halved· \ · · . . APRl~OTS . • :. 1 . . STOKELY'S Whole White ., . QUARTERs ' POTATOES ' ' (", MILK .' . . ·... , 303: 303 cans 1·9 ' .. . I ' . '' ,i ,I r~; can ' 1; , ' I' ' .' ' ' ' " "\ '·,' ,. I • ' . .,. . ' - tOo ' ' ;. ' . .. O:JfA~N·GE . J .,u;l ~: . ' -i ~- .. r -&~:i .o · ·,•;.;. ·. . JQ • . j }· l .' No. 1 · Can COUNT ' '. . . · ----"!!'~ . ' . - _, .StOKELY'S . . .. . Roll ' TISSUES f -· GRAP ,,'I' I t: • . ·' -~- DOG \ FOOD .' c ICLEENEX ' STOKELY'S. '' 14Qt. ,.. "" 303 Carnation INSTANT Slu Jumbo Size ·. CUT UP WHOLE . ,·:;TRAY PlK •• .FROZEN ea. F.ACIAL PAPER . TALL CANS ' Hudson . cans · MORTON'S ASSORTED PIES . Loaves '.,' ' 303 ' PEAS · 1nd \ ' ' . ·. · . -~ ' M I L.l ( .,., ' . ..... c Ot. • • • ·~ King Size ~~-­ ,. . .-<ans.. '~·•I ..r . ' " '' . . . ... t ' ' ..... -:•· MIRACLE WHIP • .... I ' ' ' - ., Heiners ,, .cans ·~· .. ·· ...- . --· ':J STOKELYS ' . . • \ • .I. .;!W '3'03 C"'R.N j. .. ~~ ' Gal. ·-~. . Whole Kemel or Cre~~ Style -- ' . . .·,: , ., DEBUQUI \, ' . . · , cans !• ~- ., . ' ' 363 : i . - -=---- ' Sealtest . ' FRU.IT -{j~ COCKTAIL. . .ABLES 'lb. ,, "' MIXED ' Wllte 10 FLOU.. Lb. ·_ STOKEL Y.S ... YS · Martha Self;Ri~e '· / cans · cans . .. .· ,. 303 '., · ·· • Apple ; . Kid.ney Beans t ' ' li . ·' •I ' STOKJ~:YS ··. u ... ' . -. ·~ r·~ l "· -STOKELY'S liGHT RED . ·.· c I lb. ROAST • • ~ .. • • .. . ·- '' - ~ ' ' Blade Cut . ''' ENGLISH ·. ., . I ' ~l\-' ." ' · •· · l~krich · . · · ,.: · ·.. WIENERS • • • .. • · ·lb~ · . ~ ·' ' ' I' . • "'!' . I " . ·BOLOGNA.!b- .· . c1.., · 'i ..' ... ·--~- . EASY MONDAY PINK DETERGENT 32 oz. BOrnE c ' Hudson TOILJT. TISSUI-- · . ,·. 2 Roll Packs �1 r A .I ' . ' ''J-A·r·. I . ;· " 1 t •'\· ' ~ " . 1 ' '' ·;t.'' ' • ·l ' • ;. • ' ' ' ' . /: s(AB . . .: . CON · · · ·'"·~·~.;\ ;. . .· ,. FA"mourt Sli~ed ·· ·. ··BACON • • .. , • • ~ .. ·•" . . . By The Piece · ;_ ' ·. ' ' ;, ~~ ' • c i . "' ~ 'lb.: ,. , '. ' ' "". ' ' ' ~ ' "' >i ·;. I ' .w ' c -lb. ' . .... I 1201. ..... c ' lb. '' • ! ·. ROLL SAUSAGE c 1-lb. Roll .' .. , . ' - ' . 1 . > ' ' ' ·SALAD DRESSING f' ... ' •' .. ' :' ~ : ,. ·-··--· 'LEGS . • CAMPBELLS 'Chicken Noodle No.1 Soup can c THIGHS Lady Scott ' '' ' j ' . ' TISSUES TOWELS 200 Count ' i .. --. . ':.' . . ,. . . ..... ... ' ·. 1 Sf~KEtJ~ ~· ..f.~ - ..,., . BEANS ' '12 gal. iiiiSEA-LT-EST_ _ __ ~~-i . ' , 'SUNDAY ONLY . MI'LK • ·, HONEY·· PQD. 303 .. CANS '· · .SATURDAY ONLY loavn fl: BREAD...:~~=:~~..........~ ' ·. FRIDAY ONLY ICE CREAM~i~~r;~r . c 'h Gal. .·~ 19' '' '' . J0-80 ·. '' 'J STOQ~J'S 'Halved· \ · · . . APRl~OTS . • :. 1 . . STOKELY'S Whole White ., . QUARTERs ' POTATOES ' ' (", MILK .' . . ·... , 303: 303 cans 1·9 ' .. . I ' . '' ,i ,I r~; can ' 1; , ' I' ' .' ' ' ' " "\ '·,' ,. I • ' . .,. . ' - tOo ' ' ;. ' . .. O:JfA~N·GE . J .,u;l ~: . ' -i ~- .. r -&~:i .o · ·,•;.;. ·. . JQ • . j }· l .' No. 1 · Can COUNT ' '. . . · ----"!!'~ . ' . - _, .StOKELY'S . . .. . Roll ' TISSUES f -· GRAP ,,'I' I t: • . ·' -~- DOG \ FOOD .' c ICLEENEX ' STOKELY'S. '' 14Qt. ,.. "" 303 Carnation INSTANT Slu Jumbo Size ·. CUT UP WHOLE . ,·:;TRAY PlK •• .FROZEN ea. F.ACIAL PAPER . TALL CANS ' Hudson . cans · MORTON'S ASSORTED PIES . Loaves '.,' ' 303 ' PEAS · 1nd \ ' ' . ·. · . -~ ' M I L.l ( .,., ' . ..... c Ot. • • • ·~ King Size ~~-­ ,. . .-<ans.. '~·•I ..r . ' " '' . . . ... t ' ' ..... -:•· MIRACLE WHIP • .... I ' ' ' - ., Heiners ,, .cans ·~· .. ·· ...- . --· ':J STOKELYS ' . . • \ • .I. .;!W '3'03 C"'R.N j. .. ~~ ' Gal. ·-~. . Whole Kemel or Cre~~ Style -- ' . . .·,: , ., DEBUQUI \, ' . . · , cans !• ~- ., . ' ' 363 : i . - -=---- ' Sealtest . ' FRU.IT -{j~ COCKTAIL. . .ABLES 'lb. ,, "' MIXED ' Wllte 10 FLOU.. Lb. ·_ STOKEL Y.S ... YS · Martha Self;Ri~e '· / cans · cans . .. .· ,. 303 '., · ·· • Apple ; . Kid.ney Beans t ' ' li . ·' •I ' STOKJ~:YS ··. u ... ' . -. ·~ r·~ l "· -STOKELY'S liGHT RED . ·.· c I lb. ROAST • • ~ .. • • .. . ·- '' - ~ ' ' Blade Cut . ''' ENGLISH ·. ., . I ' ~l\-' ." ' · •· · l~krich · . · · ,.: · ·.. WIENERS • • • .. • · ·lb~ · . ~ ·' ' ' I' . • "'!' . I " . ·BOLOGNA.!b- .· . c1.., · 'i ..' ... ·--~- . EASY MONDAY PINK DETERGENT 32 oz. BOrnE c ' Hudson TOILJT. TISSUI-- · . ,·. 2 Roll Packs �' ~ • \ . '.•- wLnter.' ' .pou vzor ' . He·fd =:':.~·=-~= ::~lle~~== ~~~a~n~:,vlor Mem-! ::~: ~.ll~ ''ftrrPo~.!D".:!! ' 'i<r,, · ' ' , ' 'Bfe!i 'irilii' T.'ll!'>and brosis. Cystle FI-ller;· GltisO!lbbr«, Past NaUonal vme, Dip!·. al Oblo llecretary MiJ~s of <;eremonlea. President. A. L. AIIXiliaey; Mra. A. L. A111iliar)'; Mrs. Dilly Pomeroy-Xlddlepcm, edo L Ida. , 1 11111 He1e11 ~'1. "'·."'ft FGl'ly lleparte. ! ' · ., , . tile(~~ · 1 l'resklent. ,,.,, · · ·, · caD LegiOJ) Auxiliary; ll u. DeP,t'l ,of Oblo Cllapeaux Gilbert, . 1111 '' li't>m Dept'! Cllild Welfare Olafr. Jng trophy ~ the Salon with ~stingulsbed ~!s ·~ Homer Sm!-!b, Mc<:onDell$vffie, ~we: Susie SonnBliStlne, orr: weD, • Col-., 'A ,lfi ., , 710 Salon N~. ·21 man lmllse Veshosky, Cleve- lii'SO ~el'8 h&vlng the most Mrs•. J. A. Ry1111, _Fjorl4a- Na- National :~lve Commlltee ville, Esther AIIOllt Col11111bua: Col~, Helen KJllworlb, . S::h tlld ~rJ Pou9lll' at !aDd, rtpOrled as to funds re- out.slalldmg Cy.UC Fibrosis re- tlnnal Prelliden!, American Leo WOillall A. L AIIXIII§rY. Ethel Van Fossen, J~. lumbus, Fran Silemlan, . - •· ·a t Collllllbus: Ctl)ved to date on all projeCts, pOrt· fu' !he year. gi.Qa Auliinary; Miu. Zel- Mlss Anna Eabelmal, Zanes· Anna Kruger, 'l'oledo; ware; llernleet! Cfiapeau Arree Marshall plans D~ Cpnstltutlon and Bylo attend "Chapeau Day" at Lall\l Chairman Edna Smeltz ., Chapeau Ar- Denver on June 4 and present of Attica Reported April ,. 1st "'~'!"!"'· Lancaster, called a check for $1.,000 to the Na- -Is the deadline for receiving to order.MDepaMrte- tiona! Jewish Hospital at Den- Salon Constitutions and by • ary ar, ver from the Salons in Ohio. Iaivs. 1, her Color She will also present a cl!eck Dept'! Ritual and Emblems · ~ p· kl Co~ Lei Ghu~s: . for $100 lo have a plaque with Chairman Frances Gallagher, ·, '.•",- - - - - - - - - - - - - . m ey a a n _Ohio's nome on il in the new Canton, asked that all Passe l , • AT RAciNE e eAT TUPPERS PLAINS AT RUTLAND • Ashland, and Mary wing of the hospital: : Chapeau Pins and other Em- . ' and Kay Stama!ls ol ' blcms be ordered early. -' lfiJilnd,, advanced t h e ' A past Depl'l Chapeau Passe 0 l'l Parody Chairman Mil-! FJJa. Prayer was ~y Dept:! : Sue So~~anstine, ·92 year-; old, dre~pCOoper of Norwalk, asked : at&Peau Passe Bcrn1ece Chns ul Orrv1l,c, l11'1!5entcd .a. $10~ · thfll ,1n P<~rodies be sent to her ' ~. ~evada,_ In absence of check to help make thiS poss1-, as earl!-' as possible. PePn L Aumomer Hazel St1c- ble to the Stale Salon. Me1gs 1 Chapeaux Passe Club Chair-. I . Rltht R~rvecl t. limit uentltlts fel·fit Kenton, and the pledge ICnunty has sent four reports m man Hel~n Cooper of Norwalk . •' 1o life Flag was in unison. to date. \ asked that all dues be sent t~ I Greetings were brought by ! The American Legion Depart- 1her LeSecretaire Notma Carol{irg!nia Worrell, Po u vi o r · incnt 2nd Vice Commander Hog- thor, Columbus. · s of Coluntbus,. and re· er Munson brought greeting" Dept'! Scholarship, Ch~irma~ ; • by Dep~'l 2nd Deml from the American Legio n. Thelma Crostllwaite,,Cincinnati: _, • au Deuxienie Violet AicbCrawford County Salon No. reported $Zill is received to date -holz, New Washi"-ton. 389 is presenting a revolving toward a Nurses SChlllatship. , I Greetings also were brought trophy, to the Salon with 31-70 · At 12:30 p.m. a Iulcl\eon "'"' k aD Dept'! Officen. 'Thos,e partners for li~e best Cystic 1: served in Parlor 8 - ~ohoring !lOt ·mentioped above were 1st 11 Fibrosis report for the year. Ithe Charter Partnero, of which , I '. beiiii:.Chnpeau Premiere VIr- This will he in memory of Ione was present, Mrs. Ethel . ,_ ,inf{ Rahe, Gibsonburg; Dept'! Chapeau Passe Leah Van Fossen of Jackson. !'\'~isle Hazel Elliott, Chance Warner of its Salon. The Eight et Forty was form- I ~. and L'Avocate Es- Dept'! Chapeau Arree Marsh ed in 1112'1 - and has given 40 I lbei.' ~lien, Cohimillls. all will also present a travel· years of service to lillie chil- l ., r ' Allci• . · 11 . V 1 BIG l ... March a ues .. . · of .. ... I r • LI'L ~NER I • WAID CROSS SONS • LYONS MARKET ' DEPT. STORE; SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR MARCH 2-3-4 .:.:...:.=.:..:.::...:.:..:_;.:...:~-----:-------:............~~==-- · ARGO PINEAPPLE JUICE lv ART SANSb.'il CA~T HELPIN!; W SON COM~UNK:ATE WINNIE WINKLE! C!- -!a) .I ... AND IJOitl I THE NEWS. FI!ECKLH A.NO AIIfYifCH ..~, ~. ts FRIH\i;:;,~ ' ly Kltfll fM JUS!',U?r IAilHE. MOOD ~SE. DAYS IT'S Ml EMaTIOIJAU NEI\.6CAST'ER! lh MURILL II.OiSER --- - ' 1 - """' T w:k'S, <10 sra-JEUP AS Al,l.. T~WI - ----- -,- -------' Dolly Madison SALAD DRESSING - ~· ' ly RAEIUU YAN IUJtiN .r ', 'I' ..; , ~I r I ' .' I. .':)Ij I ' ~- fil 't FURNITURE DICIC TRACY 32 oz. ss9s· w.,...... ·';=::II BAKER-. FURNITJ.)RE ' .mrk, ilairiaonvllle, the Slarkey Jar jar BLACKBERRY OR RASPBERRY BEST ,BUY! STA-PUFF RINSE l gal. c CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE DRIP OR REGULAR Van Camp's FROZEN FOOD -------Sflt'INGS! BEEF STEW __ ...._ _ urge Size ,,_ , • -. ~~- .. . .... .-: ..' dl'll CHEF PIZZA With CHEESE Sizt Pkg• ,_, ·- " c · 24.ot, 't•, , Large c lb. FOR ltiNSING YOUR WASH ·I- c I Del Monte Seedless Ra;~;ns c c -----Liquid Dete_rgent ~~ 15 or. pkgo. Sealed Sweet ORANGE JUICE SWAN-DETE : c 4 6_M, cant c-' 22oz. -· bot. tDAIRY IUY OF TH& WEEK ,; M:_:e•:A:c:liE:R:'·_:b~:~·_4:1:c:-__I_C_E_M_I_L_K__----:----o·A-LL_o_N_9_9_c__~:~~~~~:';:::.•.=:':"':':.·.:=:~.:3::S:::f .-G:R:A:HA:. Savings! Meat Sa.,ings ! J .. -· ---~---~ ' . wbo was ' Holier hOS·'II .3llb. c I I * .' BEST BUY! TREATIME JELLY Tom Yost, local, and Mr. and Mrs. R. CG.. orr of ThSe Pdlains. 1 mme au 1 was a un ay sup. per guest of Mr. and Mrs· Victor Gaul and enjoyed home movies during the evening. "'::--:-.....- - - -· . SWlday School attendance on Mr. and Mrs. , Clair Woode ' tfr. •114 Mrs. Gene Jeffers Feb. 26 was 41. The oflerlng and Conni Sue of Pomeroy call11111 J.larg1e bave returned from was $10.09. Worship semces ed on his pareJ])s, Mr. and Mrs . . a Vacation trip that took them were held at 1!:45 w1th tbe Charles D. Woode, Friday ,vento San Antonlo, Texas, where Rev. Casto. ing and on the Wm. Carr lammet her )iarenls, Mr. and Charles D. Woode visited his ily. . lllrw. Marco Escebar, her neph· brother, C. E· Wnode, at the ' Fred Honacher is a patient in ew, Ricky jlovel, and her cous- Vaterans Memonal Hospital at \ Veterans Memorial Hospital at In,_~ulia Barillas, all of San Pomerr•y Saturday afternoon. Pomeroy. Fr~llct, CaUl. The group The latter ~nderweqt surgery Mr. and Mrs· Chas. D. Woode !ben journeyed through Mexico Saturday morning. visited Nina Robinson and Clara IIIII Guatemala to San Salvador, Mr. and Mrs: Clarence Ath- Follrnd Sunday evening. E1 Salvador, central America. 1 erton and family of Columbus · Mrs. Wilham Carr has been 'l'lle,y Viewed many places of in-[ spent the weekend here with i su ffering Irom jaw infection due I teres! enrou!e to that area and • hJS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- to tooth e.tralion. visited with Mrs. Jeffers' rel a- 1 thur Atherton. ______ _ Uves, including her grandmoth- Linnie Gaul visited Mr. and OAK HILL er, Vicenla l!arlllas, who e•Ie- 'Mrs. G. G. Gaul of Afhens last bralllcl ber 88th birthday while Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elson Spen~er the lfOUP was t?ere. On their Friends hav~ received word of Racine. were Saturday dinner 1 relam to the Umled States. the lhat Henry W1lb~rger of P1tts- guests of his parents, Mr. and I C!OUSin, Juliil: Barillas~ aCrom· burgh _is recuperating at home Mrs. Hr.nry Spencer. panled the Jeffers family to following surgery. · Mr. and Mrs. Gall Cain and !heir llbme here and will visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry family of Athens visited Mr them for some time. Lester. and Tom Yost visited Mrs. Ella and Mrs. Waid Lee Spencer 8 Marut Reed, &.'1!1 Robert Jet- Yost and C. E· Woode in reCent satllltd•o: !era lfslled their grandparents, Veterans Memorial Hospital Mr and Ml'. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, and Sunday altemoun. · ~~- ~~li,a durillg the time Calling ~n; Linnie Gaul we~e lheh' Pirfri!S were gone, Cleo Pierce and daughter, f( Mr, and Mrs. Dwaine Jor- Chauncey, Glennie Shumwa} ill), Bryan and Keith, and Mis. Daytoo, Mrs. Roy ~arker, 1'!11'11'-" Wlllllm Culwell spent a w~k- George Hart, Mrs. Betty Bud Sander end-lfilb Mr. -and Mrs. Alfrtd born, Mrs. Elizabeth Clay, ' w ' eeko~d RiCtl lhd 'IIOlis in Columbus. Edith Bctzing, lllrs. l\ a b alict ·Mls. Emzie Davia, Burke and daughter, Dorot~y, Pararsbtq, W. \7a., 'called ~· local. received h~re - ·- brothers, Paul and Wil- Mr· aiid Mrs. Charles · · illness of Mls. lllia C. Peck, and her ~rotbers- Woode, accompanied by · Atkinson of 'ill'llilr antt' sisters, Mr. and Woode of Tuppers Plains, vis. va. Mnr. Ediar Crabh'te and Mr. lted C. E. Woode Sunday Mt. Mrs. Clifford Cox 11111 Mrs. J. K. Crabtree en Veterans Memorial Hospital. spent 8 weekend recentiy at 1 SulldaJ. Others visiting him were Mr. their home here and returned 1 Jelry Penn and _Walter Jor- and Mrs. Harry Guthrie and to Gary, Ind., ~>~here he is em- i daB were Sunday dmner gue<t. lo ed Jl the horne of Mr. and Mrs. We extend our sympathy to P Y •-Mn. Hallie Froderletl W'tlliam Lawson. the family of Elba McKnight, 1;;;;=000::-.=--==='1 Joe Mosler, son of Mr. an~ son et Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Me- It Mnr. Deupas Mosler, has OO.n Knight and son-in-law ol Mr. ~ · Complete . a~ assistant manager or and Mrs. Fern Gillogly, all of RoomsOf the _a1toe department, division this area. Elba McKrugllt, 48, of Baekeye Marl ill Piqua anJ passed away at his home in he apd Mrs. Mosler, tile fOrm. Columbus on Saturday morning. er Qto)yn Weoclrum, wiU move Survivors include his wife, Herto Pliju~ Ia tile ~ear future. nfce ·Gillogly McKnight, t w o Mrs. John. !), Gillogly aud sons, Roger and George, ene son, M_.k, speo,t a part ol last daughter, Sharon and live grand· week In Columbus '!'ith - h e r chiJdren, all of Cot!IJllbus, In Uncle and aun~ Mr, and Mrt. addition to his patl!llta and two ' . Cltl)'t!l!l while her brotilers. A son and a grandson '. ., husband was at his employment preceded hlbi In death. Funeral in Columbus. . servi<es were held at· &lnd;ly evening guests of Mr. Methodist Church wllil ' ' and Mrs. Earl Starkey Wt!fe Mr. G. While officiating. Burial and Mn. Cecil Cox, ' Athens. Jn Temple Ce.U!ei'Y under 'l'bejr .aranddfuBbler, Mrs. direction the ,lltgon,y ~neral I tJUC.l IF lHEIIE'$ OtJE 11-IIIJG A1fred Society Notes c jar cans .". '· enter.' = News DIRECT!.Y WITH 1llb. .00 j t WILL EXILE AN\'ONE PAL PEANUT BUTTER LEAN aod TENDER ,·· '-• ,_ " Round-·Steak_ . ' c .:::. :Nice Vine ' •. " ·Ripened 1 ' • ._ TOM~JOES · .. ., .,. ,.'( CM PUIIE POIIK >, . 'dl • . ' ' I , ~~ ..... ' :: ..' ' �' ~ • \ . '.•- wLnter.' ' .pou vzor ' . He·fd =:':.~·=-~= ::~lle~~== ~~~a~n~:,vlor Mem-! ::~: ~.ll~ ''ftrrPo~.!D".:!! ' 'i<r,, · ' ' , ' 'Bfe!i 'irilii' T.'ll!'>and brosis. Cystle FI-ller;· GltisO!lbbr«, Past NaUonal vme, Dip!·. al Oblo llecretary MiJ~s of <;eremonlea. President. A. L. AIIXiliaey; Mra. A. L. A111iliar)'; Mrs. Dilly Pomeroy-Xlddlepcm, edo L Ida. , 1 11111 He1e11 ~'1. "'·."'ft FGl'ly lleparte. ! ' · ., , . tile(~~ · 1 l'resklent. ,,.,, · · ·, · caD LegiOJ) Auxiliary; ll u. DeP,t'l ,of Oblo Cllapeaux Gilbert, . 1111 '' li't>m Dept'! Cllild Welfare Olafr. Jng trophy ~ the Salon with ~stingulsbed ~!s ·~ Homer Sm!-!b, Mc<:onDell$vffie, ~we: Susie SonnBliStlne, orr: weD, • Col-., 'A ,lfi ., , 710 Salon N~. ·21 man lmllse Veshosky, Cleve- lii'SO ~el'8 h&vlng the most Mrs•. J. A. Ry1111, _Fjorl4a- Na- National :~lve Commlltee ville, Esther AIIOllt Col11111bua: Col~, Helen KJllworlb, . S::h tlld ~rJ Pou9lll' at !aDd, rtpOrled as to funds re- out.slalldmg Cy.UC Fibrosis re- tlnnal Prelliden!, American Leo WOillall A. L AIIXIII§rY. Ethel Van Fossen, J~. lumbus, Fran Silemlan, . - •· ·a t Collllllbus: Ctl)ved to date on all projeCts, pOrt· fu' !he year. gi.Qa Auliinary; Miu. Zel- Mlss Anna Eabelmal, Zanes· Anna Kruger, 'l'oledo; ware; llernleet! Cfiapeau Arree Marshall plans D~ Cpnstltutlon and Bylo attend "Chapeau Day" at Lall\l Chairman Edna Smeltz ., Chapeau Ar- Denver on June 4 and present of Attica Reported April ,. 1st "'~'!"!"'· Lancaster, called a check for $1.,000 to the Na- -Is the deadline for receiving to order.MDepaMrte- tiona! Jewish Hospital at Den- Salon Constitutions and by • ary ar, ver from the Salons in Ohio. Iaivs. 1, her Color She will also present a cl!eck Dept'! Ritual and Emblems · ~ p· kl Co~ Lei Ghu~s: . for $100 lo have a plaque with Chairman Frances Gallagher, ·, '.•",- - - - - - - - - - - - - . m ey a a n _Ohio's nome on il in the new Canton, asked that all Passe l , • AT RAciNE e eAT TUPPERS PLAINS AT RUTLAND • Ashland, and Mary wing of the hospital: : Chapeau Pins and other Em- . ' and Kay Stama!ls ol ' blcms be ordered early. -' lfiJilnd,, advanced t h e ' A past Depl'l Chapeau Passe 0 l'l Parody Chairman Mil-! FJJa. Prayer was ~y Dept:! : Sue So~~anstine, ·92 year-; old, dre~pCOoper of Norwalk, asked : at&Peau Passe Bcrn1ece Chns ul Orrv1l,c, l11'1!5entcd .a. $10~ · thfll ,1n P<~rodies be sent to her ' ~. ~evada,_ In absence of check to help make thiS poss1-, as earl!-' as possible. PePn L Aumomer Hazel St1c- ble to the Stale Salon. Me1gs 1 Chapeaux Passe Club Chair-. I . Rltht R~rvecl t. limit uentltlts fel·fit Kenton, and the pledge ICnunty has sent four reports m man Hel~n Cooper of Norwalk . •' 1o life Flag was in unison. to date. \ asked that all dues be sent t~ I Greetings were brought by ! The American Legion Depart- 1her LeSecretaire Notma Carol{irg!nia Worrell, Po u vi o r · incnt 2nd Vice Commander Hog- thor, Columbus. · s of Coluntbus,. and re· er Munson brought greeting" Dept'! Scholarship, Ch~irma~ ; • by Dep~'l 2nd Deml from the American Legio n. Thelma Crostllwaite,,Cincinnati: _, • au Deuxienie Violet AicbCrawford County Salon No. reported $Zill is received to date -holz, New Washi"-ton. 389 is presenting a revolving toward a Nurses SChlllatship. , I Greetings also were brought trophy, to the Salon with 31-70 · At 12:30 p.m. a Iulcl\eon "'"' k aD Dept'! Officen. 'Thos,e partners for li~e best Cystic 1: served in Parlor 8 - ~ohoring !lOt ·mentioped above were 1st 11 Fibrosis report for the year. Ithe Charter Partnero, of which , I '. beiiii:.Chnpeau Premiere VIr- This will he in memory of Ione was present, Mrs. Ethel . ,_ ,inf{ Rahe, Gibsonburg; Dept'! Chapeau Passe Leah Van Fossen of Jackson. !'\'~isle Hazel Elliott, Chance Warner of its Salon. The Eight et Forty was form- I ~. and L'Avocate Es- Dept'! Chapeau Arree Marsh ed in 1112'1 - and has given 40 I lbei.' ~lien, Cohimillls. all will also present a travel· years of service to lillie chil- l ., r ' Allci• . · 11 . V 1 BIG l ... March a ues .. . · of .. ... I r • LI'L ~NER I • WAID CROSS SONS • LYONS MARKET ' DEPT. STORE; SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR MARCH 2-3-4 .:.:...:.=.:..:.::...:.:..:_;.:...:~-----:-------:............~~==-- · ARGO PINEAPPLE JUICE lv ART SANSb.'il CA~T HELPIN!; W SON COM~UNK:ATE WINNIE WINKLE! C!- -!a) .I ... AND IJOitl I THE NEWS. FI!ECKLH A.NO AIIfYifCH ..~, ~. ts FRIH\i;:;,~ ' ly Kltfll fM JUS!',U?r IAilHE. MOOD ~SE. DAYS IT'S Ml EMaTIOIJAU NEI\.6CAST'ER! lh MURILL II.OiSER --- - ' 1 - """' T w:k'S, <10 sra-JEUP AS Al,l.. T~WI - ----- -,- -------' Dolly Madison SALAD DRESSING - ~· ' ly RAEIUU YAN IUJtiN .r ', 'I' ..; , ~I r I ' .' I. .':)Ij I ' ~- fil 't FURNITURE DICIC TRACY 32 oz. ss9s· w.,...... ·';=::II BAKER-. FURNITJ.)RE ' .mrk, ilairiaonvllle, the Slarkey Jar jar BLACKBERRY OR RASPBERRY BEST ,BUY! STA-PUFF RINSE l gal. c CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE DRIP OR REGULAR Van Camp's FROZEN FOOD -------Sflt'INGS! BEEF STEW __ ...._ _ urge Size ,,_ , • -. ~~- .. . .... .-: ..' dl'll CHEF PIZZA With CHEESE Sizt Pkg• ,_, ·- " c · 24.ot, 't•, , Large c lb. FOR ltiNSING YOUR WASH ·I- c I Del Monte Seedless Ra;~;ns c c -----Liquid Dete_rgent ~~ 15 or. pkgo. Sealed Sweet ORANGE JUICE SWAN-DETE : c 4 6_M, cant c-' 22oz. -· bot. tDAIRY IUY OF TH& WEEK ,; M:_:e•:A:c:liE:R:'·_:b~:~·_4:1:c:-__I_C_E_M_I_L_K__----:----o·A-LL_o_N_9_9_c__~:~~~~~:';:::.•.=:':"':':.·.:=:~.:3::S:::f .-G:R:A:HA:. Savings! Meat Sa.,ings ! J .. -· ---~---~ ' . wbo was ' Holier hOS·'II .3llb. c I I * .' BEST BUY! TREATIME JELLY Tom Yost, local, and Mr. and Mrs. R. CG.. orr of ThSe Pdlains. 1 mme au 1 was a un ay sup. per guest of Mr. and Mrs· Victor Gaul and enjoyed home movies during the evening. "'::--:-.....- - - -· . SWlday School attendance on Mr. and Mrs. , Clair Woode ' tfr. •114 Mrs. Gene Jeffers Feb. 26 was 41. The oflerlng and Conni Sue of Pomeroy call11111 J.larg1e bave returned from was $10.09. Worship semces ed on his pareJ])s, Mr. and Mrs . . a Vacation trip that took them were held at 1!:45 w1th tbe Charles D. Woode, Friday ,vento San Antonlo, Texas, where Rev. Casto. ing and on the Wm. Carr lammet her )iarenls, Mr. and Charles D. Woode visited his ily. . lllrw. Marco Escebar, her neph· brother, C. E· Wnode, at the ' Fred Honacher is a patient in ew, Ricky jlovel, and her cous- Vaterans Memonal Hospital at \ Veterans Memorial Hospital at In,_~ulia Barillas, all of San Pomerr•y Saturday afternoon. Pomeroy. Fr~llct, CaUl. The group The latter ~nderweqt surgery Mr. and Mrs· Chas. D. Woode !ben journeyed through Mexico Saturday morning. visited Nina Robinson and Clara IIIII Guatemala to San Salvador, Mr. and Mrs: Clarence Ath- Follrnd Sunday evening. E1 Salvador, central America. 1 erton and family of Columbus · Mrs. Wilham Carr has been 'l'lle,y Viewed many places of in-[ spent the weekend here with i su ffering Irom jaw infection due I teres! enrou!e to that area and • hJS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- to tooth e.tralion. visited with Mrs. Jeffers' rel a- 1 thur Atherton. ______ _ Uves, including her grandmoth- Linnie Gaul visited Mr. and OAK HILL er, Vicenla l!arlllas, who e•Ie- 'Mrs. G. G. Gaul of Afhens last bralllcl ber 88th birthday while Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elson Spen~er the lfOUP was t?ere. On their Friends hav~ received word of Racine. were Saturday dinner 1 relam to the Umled States. the lhat Henry W1lb~rger of P1tts- guests of his parents, Mr. and I C!OUSin, Juliil: Barillas~ aCrom· burgh _is recuperating at home Mrs. Hr.nry Spencer. panled the Jeffers family to following surgery. · Mr. and Mrs. Gall Cain and !heir llbme here and will visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry family of Athens visited Mr them for some time. Lester. and Tom Yost visited Mrs. Ella and Mrs. Waid Lee Spencer 8 Marut Reed, &.'1!1 Robert Jet- Yost and C. E· Woode in reCent satllltd•o: !era lfslled their grandparents, Veterans Memorial Hospital Mr and Ml'. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, and Sunday altemoun. · ~~- ~~li,a durillg the time Calling ~n; Linnie Gaul we~e lheh' Pirfri!S were gone, Cleo Pierce and daughter, f( Mr, and Mrs. Dwaine Jor- Chauncey, Glennie Shumwa} ill), Bryan and Keith, and Mis. Daytoo, Mrs. Roy ~arker, 1'!11'11'-" Wlllllm Culwell spent a w~k- George Hart, Mrs. Betty Bud Sander end-lfilb Mr. -and Mrs. Alfrtd born, Mrs. Elizabeth Clay, ' w ' eeko~d RiCtl lhd 'IIOlis in Columbus. Edith Bctzing, lllrs. l\ a b alict ·Mls. Emzie Davia, Burke and daughter, Dorot~y, Pararsbtq, W. \7a., 'called ~· local. received h~re - ·- brothers, Paul and Wil- Mr· aiid Mrs. Charles · · illness of Mls. lllia C. Peck, and her ~rotbers- Woode, accompanied by · Atkinson of 'ill'llilr antt' sisters, Mr. and Woode of Tuppers Plains, vis. va. Mnr. Ediar Crabh'te and Mr. lted C. E. Woode Sunday Mt. Mrs. Clifford Cox 11111 Mrs. J. K. Crabtree en Veterans Memorial Hospital. spent 8 weekend recentiy at 1 SulldaJ. Others visiting him were Mr. their home here and returned 1 Jelry Penn and _Walter Jor- and Mrs. Harry Guthrie and to Gary, Ind., ~>~here he is em- i daB were Sunday dmner gue<t. lo ed Jl the horne of Mr. and Mrs. We extend our sympathy to P Y •-Mn. Hallie Froderletl W'tlliam Lawson. the family of Elba McKnight, 1;;;;=000::-.=--==='1 Joe Mosler, son of Mr. an~ son et Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Me- It Mnr. Deupas Mosler, has OO.n Knight and son-in-law ol Mr. ~ · Complete . a~ assistant manager or and Mrs. Fern Gillogly, all of RoomsOf the _a1toe department, division this area. Elba McKrugllt, 48, of Baekeye Marl ill Piqua anJ passed away at his home in he apd Mrs. Mosler, tile fOrm. Columbus on Saturday morning. er Qto)yn Weoclrum, wiU move Survivors include his wife, Herto Pliju~ Ia tile ~ear future. nfce ·Gillogly McKnight, t w o Mrs. John. !), Gillogly aud sons, Roger and George, ene son, M_.k, speo,t a part ol last daughter, Sharon and live grand· week In Columbus '!'ith - h e r chiJdren, all of Cot!IJllbus, In Uncle and aun~ Mr, and Mrt. addition to his patl!llta and two ' . Cltl)'t!l!l while her brotilers. A son and a grandson '. ., husband was at his employment preceded hlbi In death. Funeral in Columbus. . servi<es were held at· &lnd;ly evening guests of Mr. Methodist Church wllil ' ' and Mrs. Earl Starkey Wt!fe Mr. G. While officiating. Burial and Mn. Cecil Cox, ' Athens. Jn Temple Ce.U!ei'Y under 'l'bejr .aranddfuBbler, Mrs. direction the ,lltgon,y ~neral I tJUC.l IF lHEIIE'$ OtJE 11-IIIJG A1fred Society Notes c jar cans .". '· enter.' = News DIRECT!.Y WITH 1llb. .00 j t WILL EXILE AN\'ONE PAL PEANUT BUTTER LEAN aod TENDER ,·· '-• ,_ " Round-·Steak_ . ' c .:::. :Nice Vine ' •. " ·Ripened 1 ' • ._ TOM~JOES · .. ., .,. ,.'( CM PUIIE POIIK >, . 'dl • . ' ' I , ~~ ..... ' :: ..' ' �. .' ' .II(~ " .·! ~·' ·~ i;,;. .... '·.~.... , . ··' ' • .y ~-If~' ;... r:..: . ~ ..,._~....!..-- Wi f . •,...~ ,. ··~~~ .~.,.,~:· , . • 'I •' . { . · - -- , . ,.~fsco~e:~ _.Gtefe<Zwte,e · ' . ' .. -.; ,.,. ....... ,. J:O ' . '' '; ., . - •I .,, ·' : .- ... ~ l I. I ' ;, ' ,. '· ' I . 'l ' . •' •• ' • /'- . • " _, ',,. 'r- - ; ' '. . I 1 K'-.Ct., IH7 . ,.;..t.kt II limit .......'" ·~ ' ' . I ( \ ' ' _ ___ _ i all I I Natehez Tense Mter Another CR Kill'mg J9c " ..__ . ·:~ . '.,,.·.~.. . •. ' ~LL "tRIMMED ' lb. Here~, .wn.. ~ ·uy cu~ . STEAK _ 89c · TENDER . . . JUICY . lb, ·' $1 09 • .. Blnto .. m. card, CEN:rER CHUCK OXTAILS,db. 29c .U ,.;f>NELESS STEAKS Ill np-Steak ·····.1(1. $1.09 il\' ,~,, ;. do witb tbe savill~ey make. TheJ jostaa't.avold it sn.. ~r J ~~~n~ ............ ·· lb. ,~ , PRO,IIN> 6~ARIITIES t'~)• Topo~~:Steak •· ··· · lb. 99c They're some of many! . h, o I ·lJ· · fll ' O'J "· ' ,• ~ •'".,"' • SirJdilt'JfHP Sted~ii · lb: $1.79 liiJid Round Sti1ak , ·lb. 89c ~ ·. .. ·' S!;ore r;:htck-lut lflncli '•nd store afflct. Umlt aiNI t•me ~ lltf' ~.~~·· halian Bread •· 4 loaves 89c .2 ~k,. sps ~~ JANE PARKER Angel Food Cake ·· each 45c lb. s9c Sllcecl Bologna JANE PAIKEII · Potato Chips .. 1:lb.laox 49c Fine Quality Groceri es ! ' ' Potqtoe~ Lettuce 2 :~ · 29t ··· /' · lb : 10 ~ 99c '' ' ,"1(_ ANN ,AGI ' .. - .• ~·-~ QRADE A FROZEN \7£0EtAIL!s . . 't 4 ,.. ' ·, .... f)- -'• 'J( • ' • . . Dog Food ········ 12 pack 99c Tea Bags ·• ,. ·,' ' of,64·-:-;59c .. .I .-, . . .. ····ll . ,.,. ' ' . Blended Svrup 24 or htl 49c ..._1 .MI~ .,. ~----~~·.-~·- - · ··1111•.. . .~-·l,l..;~~··::J~.·.,..,~~~~ .• 1 ' ,.. ~:' ~ -· ' : ' :, .4:=.o:: : .- ' I, ·i, ' . ' ' ' -). ' ' f , . It .• • • jars Shortening <·. . ,, gn~ ~ •·-It Cheese •..•. _2 Chtl'o Dofltt .... :~• MorL~~ ,Frozen . .'t ' Coffee .... 3 A..,.,, v; c:. '- ' ' ' .I • - ". '' giant box Pork &Beans .10 . ~~~,$1 .Embassy f t I , DresSi . .. ' ' it.- ...... ' t.. $t79 Pe•eh.ca ~ -·······- 7 ~!. $1 Yllfoy ' .. ••••• !Ct!lltl!' lrl!lll ' lvoporllltl CJoytr I • ' ners • •••••••••• Detergent · ·3:! ·I I; · ' ••~ $1 Catsup ···-···-·---··· . Av....lo Cut !(...... !kill(·I¥· IC. Yac PK 5~$1 3113 ~reen Beans . _. . . . . . . . 8 ".:;.. $1 Cotn ~--··--·· 5 ~:· $1 Bread· .' AvWelt lr.... Peas ~··~·····"· V:~ ,. v·.- 20-oz. loaves '" .:.·..... . .·s·se·· ........ " ' '· ; %gali. ., . Ioy' '. ' . ,.... ' l'f:..}' ' ' " ,. • \:11:: ecy . ...,"" ~~t 1 ·~ ~· . ........... ·Pb~J(~rn •. " ~~ •' , KeiniMII 'II · • ...,._,......, 1 l9e· PrDRw .... ... - 2. ...,. "" 69e \ . •• • Ylllow f~ 59e Onioa Sets • 2 ... 39e - · ~ Pntatoes .••... ".....•.100 . ' .frles:· ..· Sib•.&rtc ... "': • f ~. ·i r.·. .•. : "'· .... ..~.~... ,, 36e . .(.'.Olt ; ,., • .'i ';;-.,: ···- · ,I .l. t '.. 10-oz. Ivory Liquid ; ,, ~~.. • ' ' Bold WUaon Bakl '.. ; ,• 10 l!u '• ··~: :.·:·"t· 2;~. 39c ... . .. '.J ,,,- " Kro11er: Plain & S. R. Fl,our ,,, Lso1 Salvo · · . Pole Beans '· Thrifty . ,! 2 •rn-' 1 • J .. .. :. 3Sc . Quartered Fryers ••••••••••• -- Kroger A.Bio,:ted Vari;t!('B • ' ···.- Bob Evans Sausage ,, liMo ....~ $2.49 :79c j lb. Dash 1 Florlfla :r~ RuUit Biking lb. ,'·: ' /o ' ' I 89e ltJtlllihl .... . I, Smooth Whip A &. P CoHee ~. J; , ,.39 ' I " S1110k~, Jowl Bacon .......~~-- -J& . 29t ·Roast ...... RoPI4& Tlotl • ' Kroger Store . .• ·~~- Center Cut ·=.. 15c • ~~ Food Stampl ' _j ' .' lb. 89c '• - Roii.Roast ,..,. .............. 87e . lb. .$ pkg. .. ' 2 I'ROZIN 89e . .. y ......... .... Cap'n John Oyster Stew - 5 :!'x $p9 FllOZIN ' BoneleBB Boston Che~r Fresh Sausage. Ocian Perch Fillets I -. .· Laiutdr · .." ' ' $410. 2 135 . ., 69e Swiss Steak . -.... I ' _1~-.'J .•~. 2./ .. ,. ."'.___._ Sliced Bacori : .: TI41CJ( SLICE!) Thrlfir arand lhouWir Cui .. OJtdol ,_,1, . . . .• lUPER·RIGHT Skinless Wieners .! ... ·'.- "' ~ olort lllslL T....roy lr•ntl ..., ••• .. ...... lml! loo 10 noturetty tonder. Tendoroy Brand llotf takoo tho .........k ovl of ...,. ... fino_ ... _ '99e 1.. ' ' . It ~OZ.PKGS. SUPER-RIGHT , Cube Steak •.... :_ . •. ,, Donuts ... ,.... Pkgt:of6- 29c ' ., pltte · pt~ -..~\_ Z' '::.. 75c Pork Roast · .. ··.. · · · · · lb. 59c Boneless Stewing Beef lb.79c . . a-tot i'KOS. Chipped Chopped Ham ·· 89,, Chipped,Smoked Beef · ··· 89c · -lane·Potklr, HolM Style, P~ln or-luiOr T,..,. Loan, ·Bonus . . BONELESS IUTT STYLI Dtlmenlco Steak .. lb. $1.79 • l,.l . lllliMW.Iii': I.,.UilColl lii'ICWA41L . . r Detergent ·.~ · ..... $U6 Sultana l)fnners · · ·· eack'39c · FROZEN, IIIP & ONION ·, JHfy Steaks · · 1~ol. pkg~ 79c FRESH PICNIC STYLE\ Pork Roast ........ ·.. · lb. 39c Bollow..~ ¥, :·lb. 89c ~.AAP1 . , ,:. to ~. ~ 09 DuzSoap $;~-Chkk~s ···· lb. 39c ' • · Ito 'J An tllese<aood reasons for JANE PARKER-4LICID · 11.., ........... BEEP sHORUIIis. lb. 49c _ _ lb. • Thqiawaprobl~;; .. what ta ~IIICJ,H1 · ,_ Accepla W. Va. Federal ' ' FREI t•rnt plec.- •v~[aiJ,le ·at all Kro;" - No Pureh~~. Required To Play! lv(try Snow .RaasI Bonele' SS .... Po~·~I ,R-·". ast c~:r 69C Boneless Rib SteakS . 99c ~less Family Steak :~~OM--~ .~~c· They like brand:sirleetion. A.tP has it . <PORTERHOUSE ......_ lb. $;~; 19 .lb. 99c BONELESS ·. ROTISSERIE ROAST, lb• •c _ _ _ lb. 1rtee tn·dan~er CLUB STEAK · ! ., T-Bone Steak 1 "'~ Dreft 73e 2 SIRLOIN. STE~K • ' on your Dtublt SWttptltkel ,, . TallleBB Margarine 3 ~ : ... $1 SUPER· RIGHT - Macaroni ···•·• 3lb. pkg. 59c sitGslion, are p r l c e bead! relautlon at a Bay Gf Bengl!l losing our we tobacco reaort. ., //Super -Right" Meats! ·~~· White Sugar ·· ·· Sib. hag 55c Salad ......., ~; 6G,if!t;'10c .· ' f.t.t. •ere ' ' A&P Pea.nut Butter Cottage Cheese~~~·-41~· ! ' r:ew ' ""' ....... Yihlp,N Wll A&PProducts , Jan e Park er Baked Foodsl APPLE PIES Coffe~· t- . ·Porta·ColorlY .-·- ···-~ '" l Cllllt • . j·•. "" ........;,. 8.5e .·~· wiN8 ; ~) In a meeting held a\ Ripley, support program unless aere• - ---- - -,L... on Feb. 24, the Ohio Fa r m age • poundage Is adopted.'' / Bureau Advisory Tobacco Com· The eomm·ttee 'ttee 't rt t th I wen1 on remi gave 1 s suppo o e cord asking ~ry burley tobac· 1 Acreage-Pouodage Control Pro. . Oh' bi __,, b Bull• co grower JD 10 1o vo1e s b gram to e vot"'~n .Y "' l'b 0 t and mail i\ to the Tobacco farmers , durmg_. \~ e ,~ .... S C S oil'Ice on or betore we.:k 0!Feb· 27 toM ar .., 3· Mal'l'll 3, and that be study \he According to Golden Canaday present tob•cco situation with who is chairman ol tills coat· m!Hit consideration before mittee, Mr. Clarence Gash of iing his ballot. And also warned, Adams County made the motion ''that it is a must that Burley and Mr. Ecton Myers of Cler- Tobae<O production be brought mont County was the second in line with demand or our en· and the vote was unanimous tire support program will be for the program. Also serving lost. The committee feels that on the committee with Mr. Can- the Acreage • Poundage Proaday from Gallia County are gram will bring production in Mr. Dan Notter, Scottown, Mr. line with demand and at the JANE PARKER Frank Mills, Crown City, and same time produce a ,1 Clarence Davis of Rio Grande. 1quality of burley tobacco, with ' Mr. Canaday said, "The tltink· the least sacrifice on the part lng of the committee was thai of any producer. this is the best possible pro-: gram that it is possible to get Each at this tiJr.e, with the Congress completely dominated by repre- , sentatives who ~-epresent the ur- ! BAKED FRESH DAILY ban community rather than ag. l reculture." : It was stated at lhe meeting ' that tile present tobacco pro• gram made possible by the Ag· , riculture Adjust m~n( Act of I NATCHEZ, Miss. (UP!) !938 was an agreement hel,ween Negro civil rights leader, re· SULTANA BRAND the B•Jrley Tobacc:o Farmer and cently promoted to a job the Congress, stating that the viously held by a white prnduocr of burley tobacco was killed late Monday would keep his production In when a bomb shattered hls line with demand in exchange pickup truck· A&P.BRAND . for price supporls on burley The victim was Wbarlest tobacco. This program was very Jackson, 37, the \reaaurer ol successful because the grower Ithe local banch of the Nation· had done everytlting possible to j a! Association for the Ady•ancekeep the program in good bal· men! of Colored P eo p I e VACUUM PACK ance, until the last few yem.l (NAACP). This balance was achieved by The blast shattered a the reductiOn of· acreage overk manth pe riod Of raelal peace th e years. Rut '" 1966 we too . th' M' .t ..< I d Ita It . "lSrPP e cy a reductton ln acreage of 15 left wh'te 1 1• aders 1earfu.1 11 . A&P BRAND per cent and prod~ a crop . of 6Jij,597,3St Hbs, as of Frl· m1gh\ touch off a new sertes of day, Feb. 17 , with a possible 3 demonstrations similar ~ unmillion to sell yet. rest following another booby ; trap" bombing here two years This crop was produeed ln a i ago. This elty has a loog very unfavorable growing sea- tory of racial violence and di,. G & W GRANULATED son, the poundage oould have order. reaclted 700 million If the sea· ---son had been la;vorable. Iri 196S ,NO OOMMENT we produced 588.3 million I UNrrED NATIONS (UPI) DAILY-3 VARIJTIIS, I-Ll. CANS pounds on 15 per cent more ac· ; A U.S. spokesman decllned res. : comment Mond3y on reporta on Canaday stated, "Increased ' North VIetnamese mission had .,,. yields. from 1840 lbo. per arrived In Burma, where ln tHO to 2281 lbs. I• ltlll make Secretary General Than\ ' .r ·-.. PAGI-ILIOW It evident that acreage con-I currenUy on vacation. trois alone no longer provide The spokesman reaffirmed . the production conlrOI W!dcb II Tlllnt's trip was strictly essential Ill the tobeeco vacation purposes. He said ANN PAGI 'i' {. :~~~ program. As acreage '!bani was expected to :.. ... no longer meet ' Tuesday tor mmm;ng and ~ ! They like to shop in a dependablestoretheyea;o " u:t. That's AAP. ,; Ohio Farm Bureau Supports Acreage-Poundage Program i ' Even Folks Who Area~t Thrift-Minded Sh~p. at.A& P! • I {' ~ l, ~>1~.' ·,, horiuntat, vtrHctl,. or 41tap.!ll Yoorf~meroy 1 ' \·' FREE Trip ' '"'L I WJN:I < ·~ WIN I FREE Groceries L.--'"'1, .,.' ' 'ST;\RT TODAY! Pledeing·for~Greek 0 . BY GE~E ~E las~. It's all Greek to me. bus; Dennis Greek, to a eollege studen~ CosbO<ltOII; John .Immediately brings to mind so- freshrilan, clal fraternities and sororities. Anders, freshman, And It brings to mind suclt Court> House; .Ralph other words of the Ureek lan· freshman, yosset, N. Y.; At the ~~~J~:,'~~ guage as rushing, bidding, and Rose, freshman, , Mancltest!OJ'; C<mvo~atlen on ple<lglng. 'I'!:etc three words are Gary Pontious, junior, Atlfens; 22, Mr. Robert cll!Ttlltly vccy popular en Rio Mike Vraneslvic, son was ·the guest)lpeaker. Grande Coll,~t'' campus. Duquesne, Pa.; and Ttm convocation . 1(81 pre~ At R!o, th• two-week rush- barger, sophomore, Jackson. Dr. Robert MU$SmBD, ing period, during which pros· ARCHON'· Thoma time instruetol' of rellglon 9 pective Greeks look over the · Rio. various organizaUons and dur. freshman, Columbus; JIM Discusslim at the lng which Greeks themselves SER, sophomore, weekly Stodent· Senate look over tho fJr•><PCcti·Je pledg· James Leckr~, es, just recem!y endt:j, Newh LexingtOn, Alex Bids, or mvi*atitms to pros· f~man, F~ N• .1.: . pective member!J to become a ham Holt, freshman, ~ledge, were distributrd bus; George ~atlerloD, week. The re('Ipienl' by cit~cr ; man, Columbus, Butch Barr, accepting or a~jt'ctin~ t h (I i r l freshman, Columbus (n .•te: bids. determ:ned the pledge ; Butch is my little brothe~)' "---~• classes for each organization. j cent De Pillo, stphomore, ) And now the pledgrrg period Haven, Conn.; and Mike O'Neill, is underway. P!~.l~cs for each sophomore, Newark. organizalion "' ;o1ng throug~ ATHENA: Beverly Statzer, a peri~ of pr;lYing t.lwir £1esirel freshman, Colwnbus; Sherry to attam rneint?e:-shap through Wood, freshman, Lond&n Sbe1~ such means "' humbling them· Ia Doughter, freshman, Zm1e,.ll selves and pNfl•rminl{ cornm<Jn ville; Susan Burnside, tresllrourtesies for the ur:tivc G!·eek man, Columbus; CAT H members. SCOTI, freshman, Gallipolis; A [()tal Jf M students ha\'e : P.•L Powers, freshman, Fai'Jlloo pledged Rio ·; six Greek sociatlingdale, N. Y.; erganizatio'Js this wmter sen1es~j MArij.JEL, freshman, Racine. ter. The orgamzalions and their I PI SIGMA: Fred Web e pledg" ar.,. i freshman, Ashland; Terry Cll' ALPHA 'vtu BEH: Maryider, sophomore, Coshocton: Wagner, fr~~ ~ i_,man Pittsburgh, Harry McNair, freshman, NewPa.; Carolyn Clinton, soph· ark; JO!ii KERNS, sohpomore, omorc, Columbus; JaM Len- Gt\lip&lis; Ed Unger, hart, sophomore, Cincinnati; Perlrftauken, N. J.; Ronald Judy Wright, freshman, Cosr.· bleski, freshman, Lyndhurst, ortnn; Sally Jenktns, senior, J.; HarJ' Groul, s<:ph~:~:~: Jackson; Krystal Kiehl, soph· Drexel Hill, Pa.; IJaVI'iJ<d omore, Jackson; MarilynBtown, freshman, Beverly; sophomore, Jackson; Sharo'l Dunlap, £reshman, West Cookman, freshman, Mt. Ver- field; John Cubakovlc, non; Lana Barnes, freshman, more, Pitlsburgh, Pa. · Columbus; Marilyn Bernbeck, Coli, freshman, Brunswick, freshman. Syosset,N. Y. Jim J., ; and Palmaffee, dra Evans, freshman, Wellston; South Orange, N. J. Marty Music, sophomore, Pik" ZETA CHI : RUTH ton : PaL'Y Salt, freshman, Car· sophomore, Galbpolis; roll, and Mary Jane Gricar, O'Brien, junior, Mt. Vernon: freshman, Duquesne, Pa. Sandy Slatter, sophomore, ALPHA TAU DELTA; Doug· ,__::__Worthington. _::_ • .,•; .. ' ... '" . ..' Dom_ino Pure Cane Sugar 10 ' 09 ·1' . . . -.. :I~ ' "'- . .. I l •1, !,r ' ' �. .' ' .II(~ " .·! ~·' ·~ i;,;. .... '·.~.... , . ··' ' • .y ~-If~' ;... r:..: . ~ ..,._~....!..-- Wi f . •,...~ ,. ··~~~ .~.,.,~:· , . • 'I •' . { . · - -- , . ,.~fsco~e:~ _.Gtefe<Zwte,e · ' . ' .. -.; ,.,. ....... ,. J:O ' . '' '; ., . - •I .,, ·' : .- ... ~ l I. I ' ;, ' ,. '· ' I . 'l ' . •' •• ' • /'- . • " _, ',,. 'r- - ; ' '. . I 1 K'-.Ct., IH7 . ,.;..t.kt II limit .......'" ·~ ' ' . I ( \ ' ' _ ___ _ i all I I Natehez Tense Mter Another CR Kill'mg J9c " ..__ . ·:~ . '.,,.·.~.. . •. ' ~LL "tRIMMED ' lb. Here~, .wn.. ~ ·uy cu~ . STEAK _ 89c · TENDER . . . JUICY . lb, ·' $1 09 • .. Blnto .. m. card, CEN:rER CHUCK OXTAILS,db. 29c .U ,.;f>NELESS STEAKS Ill np-Steak ·····.1(1. $1.09 il\' ,~,, ;. do witb tbe savill~ey make. TheJ jostaa't.avold it sn.. ~r J ~~~n~ ............ ·· lb. ,~ , PRO,IIN> 6~ARIITIES t'~)• Topo~~:Steak •· ··· · lb. 99c They're some of many! . h, o I ·lJ· · fll ' O'J "· ' ,• ~ •'".,"' • SirJdilt'JfHP Sted~ii · lb: $1.79 liiJid Round Sti1ak , ·lb. 89c ~ ·. .. ·' S!;ore r;:htck-lut lflncli '•nd store afflct. Umlt aiNI t•me ~ lltf' ~.~~·· halian Bread •· 4 loaves 89c .2 ~k,. sps ~~ JANE PARKER Angel Food Cake ·· each 45c lb. s9c Sllcecl Bologna JANE PAIKEII · Potato Chips .. 1:lb.laox 49c Fine Quality Groceri es ! ' ' Potqtoe~ Lettuce 2 :~ · 29t ··· /' · lb : 10 ~ 99c '' ' ,"1(_ ANN ,AGI ' .. - .• ~·-~ QRADE A FROZEN \7£0EtAIL!s . . 't 4 ,.. ' ·, .... f)- -'• 'J( • ' • . . Dog Food ········ 12 pack 99c Tea Bags ·• ,. ·,' ' of,64·-:-;59c .. .I .-, . . .. ····ll . ,.,. ' ' . Blended Svrup 24 or htl 49c ..._1 .MI~ .,. ~----~~·.-~·- - · ··1111•.. . .~-·l,l..;~~··::J~.·.,..,~~~~ .• 1 ' ,.. ~:' ~ -· ' : ' :, .4:=.o:: : .- ' I, ·i, ' . ' ' ' -). ' ' f , . It .• • • jars Shortening <·. . ,, gn~ ~ •·-It Cheese •..•. _2 Chtl'o Dofltt .... :~• MorL~~ ,Frozen . .'t ' Coffee .... 3 A..,.,, v; c:. '- ' ' ' .I • - ". '' giant box Pork &Beans .10 . ~~~,$1 .Embassy f t I , DresSi . .. ' ' it.- ...... ' t.. $t79 Pe•eh.ca ~ -·······- 7 ~!. $1 Yllfoy ' .. ••••• !Ct!lltl!' lrl!lll ' lvoporllltl CJoytr I • ' ners • •••••••••• Detergent · ·3:! ·I I; · ' ••~ $1 Catsup ···-···-·---··· . Av....lo Cut !(...... !kill(·I¥· IC. Yac PK 5~$1 3113 ~reen Beans . _. . . . . . . . 8 ".:;.. $1 Cotn ~--··--·· 5 ~:· $1 Bread· .' AvWelt lr.... Peas ~··~·····"· V:~ ,. v·.- 20-oz. loaves '" .:.·..... . .·s·se·· ........ " ' '· ; %gali. ., . Ioy' '. ' . ,.... ' l'f:..}' ' ' " ,. • \:11:: ecy . ...,"" ~~t 1 ·~ ~· . ........... ·Pb~J(~rn •. " ~~ •' , KeiniMII 'II · • ...,._,......, 1 l9e· PrDRw .... ... - 2. ...,. "" 69e \ . •• • Ylllow f~ 59e Onioa Sets • 2 ... 39e - · ~ Pntatoes .••... ".....•.100 . ' .frles:· ..· Sib•.&rtc ... "': • f ~. ·i r.·. .•. : "'· .... ..~.~... ,, 36e . .(.'.Olt ; ,., • .'i ';;-.,: ···- · ,I .l. t '.. 10-oz. Ivory Liquid ; ,, ~~.. • ' ' Bold WUaon Bakl '.. ; ,• 10 l!u '• ··~: :.·:·"t· 2;~. 39c ... . .. '.J ,,,- " Kro11er: Plain & S. R. Fl,our ,,, Lso1 Salvo · · . Pole Beans '· Thrifty . ,! 2 •rn-' 1 • J .. .. :. 3Sc . Quartered Fryers ••••••••••• -- Kroger A.Bio,:ted Vari;t!('B • ' ···.- Bob Evans Sausage ,, liMo ....~ $2.49 :79c j lb. Dash 1 Florlfla :r~ RuUit Biking lb. ,'·: ' /o ' ' I 89e ltJtlllihl .... . I, Smooth Whip A &. P CoHee ~. J; , ,.39 ' I " S1110k~, Jowl Bacon .......~~-- -J& . 29t ·Roast ...... RoPI4& Tlotl • ' Kroger Store . .• ·~~- Center Cut ·=.. 15c • ~~ Food Stampl ' _j ' .' lb. 89c '• - Roii.Roast ,..,. .............. 87e . lb. .$ pkg. .. ' 2 I'ROZIN 89e . .. y ......... .... Cap'n John Oyster Stew - 5 :!'x $p9 FllOZIN ' BoneleBB Boston Che~r Fresh Sausage. Ocian Perch Fillets I -. .· Laiutdr · .." ' ' $410. 2 135 . ., 69e Swiss Steak . -.... I ' _1~-.'J .•~. 2./ .. ,. ."'.___._ Sliced Bacori : .: TI41CJ( SLICE!) Thrlfir arand lhouWir Cui .. OJtdol ,_,1, . . . .• lUPER·RIGHT Skinless Wieners .! ... ·'.- "' ~ olort lllslL T....roy lr•ntl ..., ••• .. ...... lml! loo 10 noturetty tonder. Tendoroy Brand llotf takoo tho .........k ovl of ...,. ... fino_ ... _ '99e 1.. ' ' . It ~OZ.PKGS. SUPER-RIGHT , Cube Steak •.... :_ . •. ,, Donuts ... ,.... Pkgt:of6- 29c ' ., pltte · pt~ -..~\_ Z' '::.. 75c Pork Roast · .. ··.. · · · · · lb. 59c Boneless Stewing Beef lb.79c . . a-tot i'KOS. Chipped Chopped Ham ·· 89,, Chipped,Smoked Beef · ··· 89c · -lane·Potklr, HolM Style, P~ln or-luiOr T,..,. Loan, ·Bonus . . BONELESS IUTT STYLI Dtlmenlco Steak .. lb. $1.79 • l,.l . lllliMW.Iii': I.,.UilColl lii'ICWA41L . . r Detergent ·.~ · ..... $U6 Sultana l)fnners · · ·· eack'39c · FROZEN, IIIP & ONION ·, JHfy Steaks · · 1~ol. pkg~ 79c FRESH PICNIC STYLE\ Pork Roast ........ ·.. · lb. 39c Bollow..~ ¥, :·lb. 89c ~.AAP1 . , ,:. to ~. ~ 09 DuzSoap $;~-Chkk~s ···· lb. 39c ' • · Ito 'J An tllese<aood reasons for JANE PARKER-4LICID · 11.., ........... BEEP sHORUIIis. lb. 49c _ _ lb. • Thqiawaprobl~;; .. what ta ~IIICJ,H1 · ,_ Accepla W. Va. Federal ' ' FREI t•rnt plec.- •v~[aiJ,le ·at all Kro;" - No Pureh~~. Required To Play! lv(try Snow .RaasI Bonele' SS .... Po~·~I ,R-·". ast c~:r 69C Boneless Rib SteakS . 99c ~less Family Steak :~~OM--~ .~~c· They like brand:sirleetion. A.tP has it . <PORTERHOUSE ......_ lb. $;~; 19 .lb. 99c BONELESS ·. ROTISSERIE ROAST, lb• •c _ _ _ lb. 1rtee tn·dan~er CLUB STEAK · ! ., T-Bone Steak 1 "'~ Dreft 73e 2 SIRLOIN. STE~K • ' on your Dtublt SWttptltkel ,, . TallleBB Margarine 3 ~ : ... $1 SUPER· RIGHT - Macaroni ···•·• 3lb. pkg. 59c sitGslion, are p r l c e bead! relautlon at a Bay Gf Bengl!l losing our we tobacco reaort. ., //Super -Right" Meats! ·~~· White Sugar ·· ·· Sib. hag 55c Salad ......., ~; 6G,if!t;'10c .· ' f.t.t. •ere ' ' A&P Pea.nut Butter Cottage Cheese~~~·-41~· ! ' r:ew ' ""' ....... Yihlp,N Wll A&PProducts , Jan e Park er Baked Foodsl APPLE PIES Coffe~· t- . ·Porta·ColorlY .-·- ···-~ '" l Cllllt • . j·•. "" ........;,. 8.5e .·~· wiN8 ; ~) In a meeting held a\ Ripley, support program unless aere• - ---- - -,L... on Feb. 24, the Ohio Fa r m age • poundage Is adopted.'' / Bureau Advisory Tobacco Com· The eomm·ttee 'ttee 't rt t th I wen1 on remi gave 1 s suppo o e cord asking ~ry burley tobac· 1 Acreage-Pouodage Control Pro. . Oh' bi __,, b Bull• co grower JD 10 1o vo1e s b gram to e vot"'~n .Y "' l'b 0 t and mail i\ to the Tobacco farmers , durmg_. \~ e ,~ .... S C S oil'Ice on or betore we.:k 0!Feb· 27 toM ar .., 3· Mal'l'll 3, and that be study \he According to Golden Canaday present tob•cco situation with who is chairman ol tills coat· m!Hit consideration before mittee, Mr. Clarence Gash of iing his ballot. And also warned, Adams County made the motion ''that it is a must that Burley and Mr. Ecton Myers of Cler- Tobae<O production be brought mont County was the second in line with demand or our en· and the vote was unanimous tire support program will be for the program. Also serving lost. The committee feels that on the committee with Mr. Can- the Acreage • Poundage Proaday from Gallia County are gram will bring production in Mr. Dan Notter, Scottown, Mr. line with demand and at the JANE PARKER Frank Mills, Crown City, and same time produce a ,1 Clarence Davis of Rio Grande. 1quality of burley tobacco, with ' Mr. Canaday said, "The tltink· the least sacrifice on the part lng of the committee was thai of any producer. this is the best possible pro-: gram that it is possible to get Each at this tiJr.e, with the Congress completely dominated by repre- , sentatives who ~-epresent the ur- ! BAKED FRESH DAILY ban community rather than ag. l reculture." : It was stated at lhe meeting ' that tile present tobacco pro• gram made possible by the Ag· , riculture Adjust m~n( Act of I NATCHEZ, Miss. (UP!) !938 was an agreement hel,ween Negro civil rights leader, re· SULTANA BRAND the B•Jrley Tobacc:o Farmer and cently promoted to a job the Congress, stating that the viously held by a white prnduocr of burley tobacco was killed late Monday would keep his production In when a bomb shattered hls line with demand in exchange pickup truck· A&P.BRAND . for price supporls on burley The victim was Wbarlest tobacco. This program was very Jackson, 37, the \reaaurer ol successful because the grower Ithe local banch of the Nation· had done everytlting possible to j a! Association for the Ady•ancekeep the program in good bal· men! of Colored P eo p I e VACUUM PACK ance, until the last few yem.l (NAACP). This balance was achieved by The blast shattered a the reductiOn of· acreage overk manth pe riod Of raelal peace th e years. Rut '" 1966 we too . th' M' .t ..< I d Ita It . "lSrPP e cy a reductton ln acreage of 15 left wh'te 1 1• aders 1earfu.1 11 . A&P BRAND per cent and prod~ a crop . of 6Jij,597,3St Hbs, as of Frl· m1gh\ touch off a new sertes of day, Feb. 17 , with a possible 3 demonstrations similar ~ unmillion to sell yet. rest following another booby ; trap" bombing here two years This crop was produeed ln a i ago. This elty has a loog very unfavorable growing sea- tory of racial violence and di,. G & W GRANULATED son, the poundage oould have order. reaclted 700 million If the sea· ---son had been la;vorable. Iri 196S ,NO OOMMENT we produced 588.3 million I UNrrED NATIONS (UPI) DAILY-3 VARIJTIIS, I-Ll. CANS pounds on 15 per cent more ac· ; A U.S. spokesman decllned res. : comment Mond3y on reporta on Canaday stated, "Increased ' North VIetnamese mission had .,,. yields. from 1840 lbo. per arrived In Burma, where ln tHO to 2281 lbs. I• ltlll make Secretary General Than\ ' .r ·-.. PAGI-ILIOW It evident that acreage con-I currenUy on vacation. trois alone no longer provide The spokesman reaffirmed . the production conlrOI W!dcb II Tlllnt's trip was strictly essential Ill the tobeeco vacation purposes. He said ANN PAGI 'i' {. :~~~ program. As acreage '!bani was expected to :.. ... no longer meet ' Tuesday tor mmm;ng and ~ ! They like to shop in a dependablestoretheyea;o " u:t. That's AAP. ,; Ohio Farm Bureau Supports Acreage-Poundage Program i ' Even Folks Who Area~t Thrift-Minded Sh~p. at.A& P! • I {' ~ l, ~>1~.' ·,, horiuntat, vtrHctl,. or 41tap.!ll Yoorf~meroy 1 ' \·' FREE Trip ' '"'L I WJN:I < ·~ WIN I FREE Groceries L.--'"'1, .,.' ' 'ST;\RT TODAY! Pledeing·for~Greek 0 . BY GE~E ~E las~. It's all Greek to me. bus; Dennis Greek, to a eollege studen~ CosbO<ltOII; John .Immediately brings to mind so- freshrilan, clal fraternities and sororities. Anders, freshman, And It brings to mind suclt Court> House; .Ralph other words of the Ureek lan· freshman, yosset, N. Y.; At the ~~~J~:,'~~ guage as rushing, bidding, and Rose, freshman, , Mancltest!OJ'; C<mvo~atlen on ple<lglng. 'I'!:etc three words are Gary Pontious, junior, Atlfens; 22, Mr. Robert cll!Ttlltly vccy popular en Rio Mike Vraneslvic, son was ·the guest)lpeaker. Grande Coll,~t'' campus. Duquesne, Pa.; and Ttm convocation . 1(81 pre~ At R!o, th• two-week rush- barger, sophomore, Jackson. Dr. Robert MU$SmBD, ing period, during which pros· ARCHON'· Thoma time instruetol' of rellglon 9 pective Greeks look over the · Rio. various organizaUons and dur. freshman, Columbus; JIM Discusslim at the lng which Greeks themselves SER, sophomore, weekly Stodent· Senate look over tho fJr•><PCcti·Je pledg· James Leckr~, es, just recem!y endt:j, Newh LexingtOn, Alex Bids, or mvi*atitms to pros· f~man, F~ N• .1.: . pective member!J to become a ham Holt, freshman, ~ledge, were distributrd bus; George ~atlerloD, week. The re('Ipienl' by cit~cr ; man, Columbus, Butch Barr, accepting or a~jt'ctin~ t h (I i r l freshman, Columbus (n .•te: bids. determ:ned the pledge ; Butch is my little brothe~)' "---~• classes for each organization. j cent De Pillo, stphomore, ) And now the pledgrrg period Haven, Conn.; and Mike O'Neill, is underway. P!~.l~cs for each sophomore, Newark. organizalion "' ;o1ng throug~ ATHENA: Beverly Statzer, a peri~ of pr;lYing t.lwir £1esirel freshman, Colwnbus; Sherry to attam rneint?e:-shap through Wood, freshman, Lond&n Sbe1~ such means "' humbling them· Ia Doughter, freshman, Zm1e,.ll selves and pNfl•rminl{ cornm<Jn ville; Susan Burnside, tresllrourtesies for the ur:tivc G!·eek man, Columbus; CAT H members. SCOTI, freshman, Gallipolis; A [()tal Jf M students ha\'e : P.•L Powers, freshman, Fai'Jlloo pledged Rio ·; six Greek sociatlingdale, N. Y.; erganizatio'Js this wmter sen1es~j MArij.JEL, freshman, Racine. ter. The orgamzalions and their I PI SIGMA: Fred Web e pledg" ar.,. i freshman, Ashland; Terry Cll' ALPHA 'vtu BEH: Maryider, sophomore, Coshocton: Wagner, fr~~ ~ i_,man Pittsburgh, Harry McNair, freshman, NewPa.; Carolyn Clinton, soph· ark; JO!ii KERNS, sohpomore, omorc, Columbus; JaM Len- Gt\lip&lis; Ed Unger, hart, sophomore, Cincinnati; Perlrftauken, N. J.; Ronald Judy Wright, freshman, Cosr.· bleski, freshman, Lyndhurst, ortnn; Sally Jenktns, senior, J.; HarJ' Groul, s<:ph~:~:~: Jackson; Krystal Kiehl, soph· Drexel Hill, Pa.; IJaVI'iJ<d omore, Jackson; MarilynBtown, freshman, Beverly; sophomore, Jackson; Sharo'l Dunlap, £reshman, West Cookman, freshman, Mt. Ver- field; John Cubakovlc, non; Lana Barnes, freshman, more, Pitlsburgh, Pa. · Columbus; Marilyn Bernbeck, Coli, freshman, Brunswick, freshman. Syosset,N. Y. Jim J., ; and Palmaffee, dra Evans, freshman, Wellston; South Orange, N. J. Marty Music, sophomore, Pik" ZETA CHI : RUTH ton : PaL'Y Salt, freshman, Car· sophomore, Galbpolis; roll, and Mary Jane Gricar, O'Brien, junior, Mt. Vernon: freshman, Duquesne, Pa. Sandy Slatter, sophomore, ALPHA TAU DELTA; Doug· ,__::__Worthington. _::_ • .,•; .. ' ... '" . ..' Dom_ino Pure Cane Sugar 10 ' 09 ·1' . . . -.. :I~ ' "'- . .. I l •1, !,r ' ' �' ' I . . I '1. ' ' ( I • .. ' i ., ;,' . ' j I' . " . ,. '• < 1 MJddlep'ort, 0 ., Mar. 2, '. J«_-'•t. ,. ' -.' .. ~~· ~-~ * • , 'H~:. . -HJ.. 1·,. I . .,. ' • \, .. . ;·~·- ,'.j. ;. •- . . .,, •' N • ._.., I I ore Mrs. Anna_Rice· ~f A!'ht~'buJa, · ·• Is here for · an e~tended with her''cousin, · Mrs. Mom. ' · I · .' COLUMBUS {UP!) - The !Mlll'llt RUD proje<:t In HinD, funds tlirouah SCS, ~ CoiUIIy. ' · ' 1 •• • 1 "~e«<ld conservation w':!':: U.S. Soil ConservaUOil Servtct iCraWford and Rlcblind coun-_to Obtain a ,rani ~ · ~~~ej "Speeial ~ "'v sureo in 111e uplands of lh• satd today three wa1mheil pro- Ues and llle Buck. Creek pro-•federal gbvernm::nr- Act lltese lllll( I!> : ~:tloln watersheds wtU assure that 0 l!!<:ta covering 259,200' acres of ject in Champaign County, to clean out lbe · . ·~ IJt. P · · cllalinela wiD not becc~~t~e l land In Paulding, Van Weft,' Locally, the. recently estail-' lie and BIJ Lealllog ctet!b of peeded aoU and .-.'-!' eon- ctoqed with aUt a• 1s lha -Mercer and Putnam countl~s Ushed Leading Creek Conaerv- and progreisbl& 011 llie lrOJe<:t :;vauon pract!cel! !Ill· ~- of wben such .Onsi!I'Vation melt· I had beln approved for federal ancy District, one of latest of of seeking a puhlil: water\ri)tb State~=~ isures are not applied 'assistance under the_Watershed Many organ!~ In the state, Is system. -~ · '· · ' S. Brown. · mo j "In ~ddlllon .to Protection and Flood Prevent- said to be progressing with Ooostrectlon 'work . ·Ill pro1 watershed land trealmeot 1011 AcL . usual speed on Its pfosl'ams. gresatns ·on three olberi llus~ . "Fonda will be avallabl~ to·three plana call for ~ It brought to 13 lha water- Tbo conservancy dlstrlct pre' Creek w,tersl!ed. In Fllrll~ the Soil Cotijervalloo Service Imiles of stream cltannel wnrl< I shed proj':"ts In Ohio now ap. sently Ia engaged In seeking Perry IIJld Hocklol counlle~, ID enable lha ~Q ~- Water ·for noor preVention, tmn-roV<..t proved, Wltll the U~ Wabash assistance. West Fork ol . ~ .Cretll In Conserilallon .DII\i'fctr to IDW!- drainage 8lld stream project in Mercer and Darke District trustees and Attorney Noble, Guernsey and Wll!lbiDt- slfy lha plannlq and appllca- toctlon. Flood protection Is counties already eompleled. To . Frank w. Porter Jr., are preto ton COUD!Ies, and Marprellloo asslslaoce given to land- proVIded for the City o1 be completed this year are the Iently wortlog for Dood control Creek Watenlled In Athena owners wltblo the walersheds.l Wert, he aald. Pqmoroy, 0 . WED. ollll THURSDAY Morch 1·2 NOT OPEN 0: OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 . "( '. FRANK PORTER .' tim • rue 1ne : ' ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS · . ' " • Mr1. . Delbert WariU!r French ' By the IJPI 'I I ' • • HANXltAFIID ! ..! COLORW . l ! . ffi\1L. . . tab~ 'M lMas1" PICWRf Cil/ijjl 1!15 SQ. . . 1:1 11/1. SCIE(IM '. Biq Savings On Portable and Big Screen Bl1ck 1nd White Console and Port1ble Stereos -q' '~. BANK RATE FINAN(ING WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL RIDENOUR RADIO & T.V. Phone 985 3308 - -·= !j OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THUIIIOAYI l ! ) !fa~lem lt'a u- llt\1e hllll thlt 111ce ell tilt fiiiiiOII hantn, tll*lil"l .... • • IUCh open-minded Cllllll Doeln't ~ ..,.;; Ij l oomt up wl1ll tilt ,noat clevlfWIYI to..., ' "Spplng'a Upr 'la II yaw fiMidll brlghUnd pelt ahldtL, . ' AS SEEN IN MADEMOISEUE. . 8.991o'11.99 -Un-ited .Aga.irist .:, • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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