https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/da3e172ce9992c3f9c74bb03f137b34f.pdf e1d0f1fa9c72d238a9b1810e59b8084d PDF Text Text ,, I ' ,j' t' ' '""'"' ' .' ,. .1;· . Middleport Garden ·Club I \ ' L • I ' '' 'f/BA.TBEr Low tum;\11 »1'1. Tllmdq ~ariabla clo!'~Cflneu er. ( IUid .n_ . ._: _ ~. ' • • . • e·n t:t ne '· .,....., To TlW , , _ , ot ·TIW • n, ~ ... oman • 1e · • LOVELIER THAN Around and About · Sllp1 - Half Sllpi .,.-, . · PantiH - Brts -~lr<IIH ,, - Tho best ~tltctlons . we've over had an.d yoll(ll · find oil the bast •irl• .... color tnd vour correct ·· sl-. Famous mokos Rogan, Klfz. Phil Maid, Worner, Bostforrn. '-) \ ' Great Victory Claimed SeeThe Sleepwe.,, Too- On the,JII Floor - Blj)y Doll P.J.'s .,... Gowns "":' · Robes - Robe and Gown Sets. . ' r ><.;., ·Easter Dresses· Junior Firemen Are Organizing luhlon uwa - New colon · - N.W ' .. • pr!Dta - Now labrlca oDd now ~ .' oltea - dre..-. that OVI!I'JODO will l8fe, one piece ~ are vel')' atro-1:;;- Cootuinoa ue tha eoot lllCI dr. . ad!,. limo IDd Ja~ atrlo. -llnltno. to be Vet'J lmporlalll - • linen loot ~ I'OUib leltured !abrlea ·ue - """ where -jtnoya In Vet'Jimportaat lllf · tall:o oapeeloUJ well to oolorf\11 Ji1nta :- enpea an 111011 often bon4e4 -. ..UO.. ,..,. from bletl4ed obl!tft "' h o - -Conlo to .lllbcleldlllld ... (or ., ...... oel! - they 11'0 all ooDYonlonU, ..·. arrucool. BRACH'S and FANNY FARMER ·cANDIES The New Look SOCKS Dl1'I'Y HARTFORD :fetluna Travel lmlta Ia textured Arne! (OII'il) an4 DJIOD (5'!.) Hulli tucked front from framed noekllne to hom. Plllk, Blue, NIYJ White, Knee High, c Jelly BHnt. ~nut Crtllw , ..., Mtllo-C~ lilllr Frull <& Nut Eggs, Milk Egp; . . . ' Plus Boncl 'e!!d Gift P~lllltll ~y Noollltt. Solect ywr ..._.. now.onil\e' nodr whtn Easter Pelt, Marthmlllew ~hocolm orrlv-. · ' 6 to 7Y2 ' THE SHOE .,,BOX :· . N. 2nd Ave. r--.. -· '( : ' ·! ' • ...,;r ' ·~ \·; !:: ~- '. ' ' ..•,"· • I, lola Bartrum Takes Ov.tr �r ,, ~: ,,"""" ' • ' ' Qn .. ...... ••~.~ .... ~ •• ., ., 'l l'iTi , .. Tht';P.ublic's ·rug\1 To Know • ·' RQyals·Upset 76ers 12&-116 In Playoffs ' \ ,, > ·HEtfN HEL'P US! THE DAILY SENTINEL Dilly Sentinel, Pomlroy·lll4clleport, 0., ' .. ' ... AILSTAR By ~TIN LADER ' Yet ~cittnatl, paced by lwbelm the New York Knleker· lscored 29 Points and added 18 St. Louis, w~lch had won only land \tley never were in trouble UPl Sporll Writer Oscar Mertson and COnt:Je bockers 110-110. rebounds while Chamberlain five of rune regular-season alter that. Barry ftnished with The greatest team In basket- Dierking, led almost all the way In opening ga!Jles of the tallied 41 points and 22 rebounds games from the NBA's newest 21 pomts. ball wea beaten by an even Ill the j)Ptlllng Eastern Division Western Division semi·flllals, -12 of wblch came in the !mal club, had no !rouble handhng I' Los Angeles had to play greater nne. And oQ Jbls semt·Oltal at Philade!pbla to the St. Lonts Hal\'ka trlmmad quarter. Robertson led the the Bulls In thetr playoff wtthout superstar Jerry West, unaetUIDg note tjle National\ take an tmporlant one-game the Cblcago bulls 114-100 and Royals wilh 33 pointe. opener. The Hawks outrebound· 1who Is mjured, and it was left Basketball Assoctalion playoffs adge in 'Jhe best-<Jf.flve series. the San Francisco Warriors Tbe Rlpl Toucb ed Chteago 79-55 and led . o· rookie Archie Clark to accept opened their long run Tuesday "TOIIigbt we weie Ute grea· defeated Ute Lo& Angeles Bosflln could hardly do virtually all the way. the heavy s~onng burden with ..-••-. night as the qncinnatl Royals test team in basketball," astd Lakers IH-1tl8. anytblng••wronr in chalking up Rookie Lou Hudson paced St 26 points. Elgin Baylor added turned back the Philadelphia Cincinnati coach Jack McMa· Philadelphia will be at Cincin· its 2tltll consecutive decision Louis witlt 26 potnts and Lenny 18 76ers 1211·116 in the day's bon. nati In tonlllhl's only action. over. the Knicks. Sam Jones htt Wilkens added 211. Bob Boozer Jtru King, a reserve guard biggest surprise. Beol Game !lll of the seml·ftnals will be on 15' of 18 field goal atU.mpts and Don Kojis each had 18 for pressed mto servtce because of Philadelphia had completed The Boston Celtics, seeking decided on a best,.of.five basjs. for 38 pOinte, Jolin Havlicek was the Bulls. AI Attles' bad back, was hign i"C.I&cb oald I obould opead lliJ' the season with a 68-13 record, their nilllh consecutive NBA As big a surprise as the 14 fol. '9 to total 32 points, and The Western Division cham· man lor the Warriors with 22 wlaten away from bome tn somo manlry with the most ~pectacular In league championship, also came up Cincinnati victory itsell was the Jls,ney.,. Ho~· bit 10 of 14 ~n pion Warriors raced to a 65-4S 1 poinls and Jeff Mullins, who '-re•fort•bly I" history, WIP!Dg ~t tho _Royals Iwith what player-co_ach~JU outstanding job turned In oy route ·to his tojal of 23. I halftime lead although NB~ I had to leave the game in the I food norlale!" e1gnt of rnne times m !be lRussell termed thetr "beat Dlerkmg ngamst Wilt Chamber· Willie lleed led the Knicks lscormg champ Rick Barry second quarter with an ankle procest. game ·ef the year" to over· lain. The 6-foot, 10-inch center with 23 points. contributed only eight pomts, :m)ury, had 17. NBA Ptayoft StaiHllng• By IJolled Preso Jnterandoaal FJ a conTeamOutrebounded Opposition During Season Yanks Capture Eighth Spring Wt·n MASON - Final statlstlco forped the Falcons In field gnat By VITO SEJIJNO the I!J66.6'1 basketball season percen~ge and foul shooting IJPI Sporll Writer show that the V{ahama White percent..ge while posting a 69 9 Like a ghost oot of baseball'& Falcono posted a dismal 5·18 per game average. Meantime, past, tlte New York Yankees record, but along the way man. the Wahimans were averaging may be coming back to haunt aged to top the oppoaition in two only 56~ per game, and thus the American Leosue. distinct categories. lies a tale in itself. Top effort The Yankee dynasty tinally The Fa1oons outrebounded. the of the year for Wa'hama was .seemed toppled last year when combined foe, but also ""'de 86 point~ against Ripley while the club tumbled Into Ute cellar a raft more of turnovers which Ravenswpod once scored 98 a· -ending a 45-year retgn u! went a long way to void many gains! Ute F•lcons. terror that produced 29 pen· of tlleir better eftorts. Complete individual staUaUca nants and 20 world championThe combined oppositin top-are as , follows ships. ,, But \tie Yankees aren't acting 1966-67 WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS (5_18) like a second division club this Nam~ &, Class GP FG FT TP Ave. spring. They recorded their Bill Marshall (junior) ••••••• 22 128 78-160 333 15.2 eightil victory in lZ games with Larry Fry (senior) •..•...••• 22 100 58-103 258 11.6 a 5-4 tt:lumph over the Delroll Mike Fry (senior) ·····-···-· 22 '82 59·91 223 10.1 Tigers Tuesday. SiBk (senior) .••••••••• 22 46 50.85 142 6.5 It was produced in typlcnl Ra pb Batey (junior) •••••... 22 41 13--40 95 . 4.3 Yankee fashion, IOQ-IIl a twoDenv~t Gibbo (senior) ••••••• 22 87 11·22 85 4.0 1 run ninth-Inning rally. The Da!3 Rollins (senior) -----··· 11 .19 34-48 72 6.6 winmng hit was banged oot by Tony Fields (sophomore) •••• 22 20 17-36 57 2.6 rookie outfielder Bill Robinson, Dan Mitchell (junior) ••.•••• 16 6 5-14 17 1.1 who's already being touted as Bill Rouah (junior) ---------- 16 1 3-3 5 0.3 the next po86ible Yankee Gary Mitchell (sophomore) •• 3 1 0.0 2 0.7' superstar. It was also the fifth Dave Tulloh (sophomore) ·-·- 5 0 1·2 I 0.2 Raf, Dan Rizer (sophomore)-····· 7 ~~~~-~~:ph~-~~'~a····;;-ct~ 0 2 F'f lo 0·0 :,1 0 r: A~~o Eas:~e~t~:~· L. 1 1 ...., ',If. ~ { ' BABY CHICKS : Fri.·SII., Mor. 24>25 With ·BG1l. Ga1 Certified Gas ' .! MARCH 24 IN OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY w:;: 1 1 "o o 0 I 0 I 0 I o 0 0 0 CFL. Iota! of eight gamM. OUR· OFFICE WILL BECLOSOOft 1 .... ::~,:·~··the NOTICE! Wah!ma ...... 481-1363 .353 32N04 .545 1290 56 0 I PHOENIX, Arix. (UP!)-The\ whUe the Angels were soring several chances p<R'Iectly at Len Gabrielson, during a pick Opponents 628_1521 .413 352·589 .598 1607 69.9 1 Cleveland lndions• bopes of five runs. He was last, but w1ld I first base where he was sta· i off. making a run lor Ute pennant He walked lix, heaved a wtld ' tioned to g1ve Fred Whttfteld a I N f th th bl . I oneo eoerproems REBOUNDS Terry Smith . .. •... .. ~'2 this year are based on their pitch, and required 85 deliver· rest loom as Important to the In· Bill Mahhall .•..•.. , . · ·. 1\8DI1Y Grlnatead ......... 17 pltclling freahman manager Joe iea in just tltree and one-thtrd Leon Wagner Jed the Tnbe d M Do 11• 1 hIng ' · 'h h h' 1ans as c we s PIC Bid L Ray SiBk . • .. •• , , •, , •·., . r .. .. . . .. ... .. .. 14 Adcock admits candtdly inmngs hlttmg attack wtt t ree 1ts tn 1 And th 1 d' ··' ... ' ... " . • . 8·' And based on Tuesday's · · h bobbl d orm. manageJ • If N=S , Mike Fry ........ , , -. .... per· . Geo I lour tr~es However, e e I t I de t n lan he t bed Tony' Fields .. _........ Rlck Hesson ·····••····•· 41formance he bas not much of a His twod JsuckcesKsorls,k f lrlgde l a single by Jose Cardenal m the I mbent tre use o per ur . Culver an ac ra tc , a e . h Ia ou 1 • I J • "orabha m ..... ...... ... zl hope. Ace' ptlcller FG PCJ'. ~am McDow· in their btds to establish them- I stxt • I Pitching coach Clay Bryant ~~ ~ .·· Roush ·.. .......•. ..•..• 0] ell and three osstbJlities for I selves as relievers and spot I The Indtans made two other I had Uus comment. I 0 R. 'Sisk •• •••••• •••• "' • \~~s. :.·."."." .. :: '.'. : .. · the b~Dpen !where! dextremfell!J 1 ~ , starters. Dick Radatz was lnef· f,:-'p~:'· t:o c~~l;;eld~~tal l "Thts was . the f~rst time he I 366 J.'ll as e n ISM e ' C t' in cut loose Its normal to llave ~ !'lelds . , .•.•.•••• , •.• .351 BEARS !)dore the CBiifornia Angel! ! ec tve aga · . Chuck Hinton and Jose VJdai- 1control roblems at this sta e.'' 1 ' Dave Neul2hng .. .. •.. .. . Holtvtlie, Calif. ' About the only bnght spot for could not get together on a fly Th 1 ~t-h nd ili 11 ~ d FINAL STATJ.STICS Roger Young .. · .... · ·.... Today Sonny Siebert and Lu- the Indians was Pedro Gonzal· ball in the ftfth and it fell for 1,. e e at er t mse a ' . 1~.~.e same sen 1men WAunu ..,...,. GRADE LEAGUE J'1m Bates . .... ......... is Tlant •pitch against !h~ Giants Iez. Gonzalez belted a horne run a tnple. "I don't f el b dl " h 'd 1918-8'7 Mike LewL!I •· • ·• ·• • •• • • here. with one aboard in the fourth in- And m another mishap, rookie "In f ct Ie a t~ 1e ~ai · ' FINAL STANDINGS Brian Johnson . . . . . . • • • • McDowell started with the- in- ning. The little infielder, ~o Richie Schemblum was knocked I contr:l P'• oh le~~et~ough ~ dJ~~~t llfllson Buffaloes . . . . . 9 I Greg Gibbs .......... · ·.. tention of going ftve innings. He has played everywhere but hts out when tagged hard on the think they " ld be bd New Haven Reds . . . . . . 8 Johnson · · •· •• ••· · · · · left In the middle of the fourt~, ' normal second base, handled head by Angel first baseman McDowell s:~d he w~os .~~ur-I ~~~ - Haven Whites 5 Jack Rolt•en ............ ·- - - ---- "" .... • ' aged by the fact that he threw 1o1ason Tigers . . . .. .... 4 Jack Spires . . .. .. .. .. . . . EXTRA TIME h d h ld b • West Columbia ........ 3 To~ . ............... ~0 De~end ROME iUPI) -European as ~rlt as e couh • Ul I 'dd) e ""t champt'on Nt' no arm e no more t an tis Ma ~n Bears . 'I'OURNEY".. .... Italy Tuesday was I e 't h t I k tt 0 sn t Champ - Buffaloes: gtven until July 17 by Ute ur 1 e , 1as summer thank . God ' up - Reds: Third - Tlgers; ~e European Boxmg limon to Mello 11 d ' • Fourth- Bears. '' ~·~ defend hJS tttle against Spain's 1...-iiiiiiwiie._s.. at•.==-==_; LEADING scoRFJIS Luis Folledo. lr Tom Samsel (Tigers) Benvenuti was granted extra Jeff Haymaker <Whites) By JACK. WJLJUNSON way over Folley. He's for defense of hiS Greg Smith (W. Columbta) 90 UPI SpOrtl Writer years younger than the . European crown because he 1 Robbie Lambert (Buffs) .. . 11 X IflOD ger from Chandler, Anz • " meets Emtle Grifftth m New Jason Ingles (Reds) 62 NEW YORK tUPI) -Hea· three Inches taller and haa York Aprtl 17 for the world ' Dave Neu12ling (Bears) .. champiOn CasatiiS three-Inch edge tn reach. title Chuck Wned! (Reds) ..... &3 TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) whose battle to stay out of · lto!!er Young (Bears) . " .. 51 Cincinnati Reds meet the Anny has eclipsed hia Different Style• Belgium is the name of a t"ay wtth a 14 win boxing successes, rateo a Th• two men have. BUFFALOES ''" 1 Cl ay the sh.iftY dancer town in Wisconstn. &bble Lambert . . . . . .. .. . the H""ton Astros tucked prohibitive favorite fllnight over styes, .... Go¥n 111e-run victory for !hit Yank•. 9-8, t:1e Chicago White Sox Giants. Cincinnati I 0 who lost 3a games by one run tripped Kansas City 5-4, s., Greg Goossen h1t a pi';,';~ I PhUad•IphiO 0 I last soason. Franctsco beat the Ct.icag• triple m the seventh and ca Serleo R All that-and Whitey Ford, Cubs, 8 . 4 and Cali!nrma home on the front end of a )V. L. 1 0 too. Whitey showed there's a whipped Cleveland 114. double steal to lead the Mets to Boston 0 1 Ford In the Yankee future when Grand Stem their IICtory over the New YJrk the 37-year-old lefthander signe1l J1m Northrup's grand slam Rookie Blues w•stern Division a 1167 contract ~tfter commg to homer m the thtrd gave Detrott The Reds jumped. on ruoki~ Series A spring tt:aining as a free agett. its 4·3 margm gomg mto tt.e Don Wilson for four runs and w. L. Pd. I Hope For Belt"r ninth !Jut a wal<, Jake Gibbs' Jolted Bo Belmsky lor i1ve more San Franctsco I 0 1.000 Sine• the Yanka finished smgle &nd and mheld out score<! to np Houston. Lo& A,>gelesSe 0 I .1100 [ second In sprmg traimng la.t one run and Robmson, obtamcd In •.Urer notable performan' 1eo B year before collapsing dunng !rom AUanla m the Clete Boyer ces, Bnh !lodgers d:ove 111 three \V. L. Pet. the regular seaaon, the club deal, then rapped the wmwng runs w'lh a triple and smgle tor St. Lo•Jis l 0 I 1100 0 I hopes that' this successful start hit w1t•r two out for New York. the Angels, Tony Oliva had a Chicago In Florida doesn't maan thC ' Ageless pmeh-hitter Smoky doubt" ar.d two-run homer tor Tuesday's R•sults club will alump once the s.. son Burges< collected a singlo the Twins, John Bnggs and Boston 140 New Yor< UO starts. leadmg off the lOth mning and Tony Gonzales each had three Cin m Phila. 116 In the order mne exhibition hts pinch-runner. Bud Braoford, h1ts fo· the Phlls and rookie games, Cincinnati heat Houston later scored from thud on George Songgs had an ioSidP· 9-4, ~bnnesota topped Los Tommie Agee's sacnfice tly tn l \he park homer and a triple Angeles 7-4, the New York Mets give :be Sox the wm over PJttsburgh. shut out the world champi<n Kanm Clty. Washington's Fred Valentino Beltimore Onoles :1-(1, Pht!adfl· Gaylord Perry went stx had four hits includmg two phia drubbed Boston IO·>, inmngs lor the Giants to gel homers and scored tile w1nmng Pittsburgh nipped St. Louis 5-4, credit for the victory over the run over Atlanta m the lOth on Washington turned back Atlant& Cubs-:he filth str01ght for tllf Cap Peterson's hit. - -- - p•Jtching W"}} B K T Cl } d' s J '67 1 e ey o eve an s . uccess n 0.0 m~:~~:.:~~~lnat• Tu~~ay. "Intolerable" post on the tenm's Board ofhls·' m refused to mend another two years. There was one ing on ~aw's year contract. 1 ~ Re. Wallop 1 Ho'uston 9-4 J E hib' • Clay t le 9th :nve~:d·~r m~~~or:r~"d zme 1 Ra""'· Rosse)! .. . . .. .. . . .. _In, B Kev rown . . . .. •• •. •.. Jeff Riley . .. ........ Jeff Ollland ... ... "" .. • Tint . Roush .. ........ . • Dennis Johnson •.. .. .. .. . Rob Belcher .. ...• "" Karl Kebler . . .. .. .. . .. • Wes Roush ...... " ... ".. Total .. .. ... .. .... • TIGERS Tom S<msel . . . .. .... Hartld Clark .. .. .. ... Henry VanMeter •. , , ...• , Jim Frame . . . . •••. •• Randy Dudding .. .. •.. • • Mike Foreman .. .. .. .. • • Marty Yeager .... .. .... • • · . Chuck Spl,liSel ... ,. .... ., , Rick Ohlblger . .. ... .. .. • • I . Tolal •. REDS Jason Ingles . . .. .. ....... Chuck Woods .. ...... ... ~ohn Burris . .. • • •.. ... .. . Tpm llibba ........ :..... MMk Ro!lih .. ••.. .. .. .. • ' Don Steve Dal!leD .. .. • •.. •.. 1! '"' '' " .. ' DO ,, Dye .. .. •......... _ lorry ije#$" . ...' . .. .. .. .. . T l ',..M-•nJ :..~' :··.. i~E GET OUT THE GAS MASKS I 606$/P' WENi10AN EAJ( Si"!:C ...LIST. J ! ' ' \ ~(ooj.VMBIA . ,. ',.', '1Greg """", 1•-J 1s.mt~"·" n h... ...•. ~~ "i!" ~ -· r • 1immy Young ........ ••• Wiriebren• ., ••••••• ' o o oo o o o I 0 o ............ • •• • • •• 0 •• iy under 1their belt. Zora Folley in a Utle bout few c·mcm. nati J'umped on ellpect to go the full 15 rounds. Wilson fpr four f'IUS In Clay Is expected to weigh in three mnings and then at about 206 pounds, some five five more In I we lnntngs p(runds heavier tban the 34-year· Belinsky lor the win. old cilallenger. Milt Pappas retired the The champion, wbo says this 11 battei'S be faced and did not may be hia last fight unless be give ttp' a blt unttl the .\a!r<ls can get his ordered April 11 scored a pair of runs in Army lnducUon set , aside, filth, the' last lnniit~ for the simply hao too much opeed, clnnati rigbthand"!'. youth and talent for the fight to Rookie shortstop Darrell be figured close In Ute uperts' CbaJtey knocked Ill the firBt opinion. Folley, oldest man Clay Redleg runa witjl a single fought, walled 10 years for the second inning. crack at Ute UUe and many Tonf"'!erez, a flnt baEe believe be Is paol bls iernate for two seltons, was · tl1ird lillie ani ·<!ro,Ve in a ~r Ninth DofODH a! ruill' With il single m 1 e Clay making bla ntnth ' Pete Rose batted In a oefe~ of a Utle he won from pair with a single and a ucrl· Sonny ;.tston In 1164, says he flee fiy. ' does not intend to go for a knockout-he even denl!'l 'he SIGNINGS has a knockout punch altl)'o\!lh , (UP,)) -'Die Dallas 22 of bla 28 vlctiDil'~~~ be!!ft !b,e !'*'lbnal ,FoolBut bll QfWl wearf lils. of offensive . end them up for 8 Jl'1 of Northerll' Arlzo. -·'"" "·'·' ,:;j anilolinced-'tuesQy, sitth 'W 1iWf.• who moves qwckly on attack when he opots an opening-and The famous Evzones of th ch Greece wear kilts whlch someFolley, the stalker, e pun er. times contam more than 40 Clay employs left-right mm~tn- yards of material. •lions Wlth far more verve an One New York town bear• any single punch, :Ublle Fo~ley the name Bohemia; another is particularly de y wtt is called Mexico. right Ill the bead f Folley likely will try or a New York City's Lel!lngton early ln Ute fight. School for the Deaf "as he bas appeared to lose some r nded 1 1861 his ftre iJ bls operung attack ~--"--·_ _ __ falls to do damage. the ancillary righte, while taunted Terrell m their Folley will receive 15 per cent and he likely will do the same of the gate and $:!S,OOO from the tonight, taking Ute offensive tn broadcast rights. the middle rounds. _ __ __ _ _ ~--Ontwardb: they're dissimilar, too. Clay ' lives up to. bls kn!clm~ ''faotest Mouth in SSSSSsssss! Be different tonight Eat Ute West," although he has calmed down a bit fnlm bl• out Look under early blatorlnlcs. He glares RESTAURANT$ In the down his Interviewers YELLOW PAGES. Where boxing foes alike; hJ your finger'$ do the charge of _any situation. !l'o~ley I walking. Is almolt timid ;~::~ee~ wiaiiii@JIIil'l! \ '1- WN.Mio • .~ .:;.Tf Folley bas ....,....-~ ...••es ·fot l7t:-sr~l· i ;=·~~~d~~~~~~ r t-'"" ··~ · ~-- • WIDE OVAL RET REA D·S~~,:~~ ,-·, w 0 I v D A E L -·-- 800x14 • Retreads. 850(1~ ' �r ,, ~: ,,"""" ' • ' ' Qn .. ...... ••~.~ .... ~ •• ., ., 'l l'iTi , .. Tht';P.ublic's ·rug\1 To Know • ·' RQyals·Upset 76ers 12&-116 In Playoffs ' \ ,, > ·HEtfN HEL'P US! THE DAILY SENTINEL Dilly Sentinel, Pomlroy·lll4clleport, 0., ' .. ' ... AILSTAR By ~TIN LADER ' Yet ~cittnatl, paced by lwbelm the New York Knleker· lscored 29 Points and added 18 St. Louis, w~lch had won only land \tley never were in trouble UPl Sporll Writer Oscar Mertson and COnt:Je bockers 110-110. rebounds while Chamberlain five of rune regular-season alter that. Barry ftnished with The greatest team In basket- Dierking, led almost all the way In opening ga!Jles of the tallied 41 points and 22 rebounds games from the NBA's newest 21 pomts. ball wea beaten by an even Ill the j)Ptlllng Eastern Division Western Division semi·flllals, -12 of wblch came in the !mal club, had no !rouble handhng I' Los Angeles had to play greater nne. And oQ Jbls semt·Oltal at Philade!pbla to the St. Lonts Hal\'ka trlmmad quarter. Robertson led the the Bulls In thetr playoff wtthout superstar Jerry West, unaetUIDg note tjle National\ take an tmporlant one-game the Cblcago bulls 114-100 and Royals wilh 33 pointe. opener. The Hawks outrebound· 1who Is mjured, and it was left Basketball Assoctalion playoffs adge in 'Jhe best-<Jf.flve series. the San Francisco Warriors Tbe Rlpl Toucb ed Chteago 79-55 and led . o· rookie Archie Clark to accept opened their long run Tuesday "TOIIigbt we weie Ute grea· defeated Ute Lo& Angeles Bosflln could hardly do virtually all the way. the heavy s~onng burden with ..-••-. night as the qncinnatl Royals test team in basketball," astd Lakers IH-1tl8. anytblng••wronr in chalking up Rookie Lou Hudson paced St 26 points. Elgin Baylor added turned back the Philadelphia Cincinnati coach Jack McMa· Philadelphia will be at Cincin· its 2tltll consecutive decision Louis witlt 26 potnts and Lenny 18 76ers 1211·116 in the day's bon. nati In tonlllhl's only action. over. the Knicks. Sam Jones htt Wilkens added 211. Bob Boozer Jtru King, a reserve guard biggest surprise. Beol Game !lll of the seml·ftnals will be on 15' of 18 field goal atU.mpts and Don Kojis each had 18 for pressed mto servtce because of Philadelphia had completed The Boston Celtics, seeking decided on a best,.of.five basjs. for 38 pOinte, Jolin Havlicek was the Bulls. AI Attles' bad back, was hign i"C.I&cb oald I obould opead lliJ' the season with a 68-13 record, their nilllh consecutive NBA As big a surprise as the 14 fol. '9 to total 32 points, and The Western Division cham· man lor the Warriors with 22 wlaten away from bome tn somo manlry with the most ~pectacular In league championship, also came up Cincinnati victory itsell was the Jls,ney.,. Ho~· bit 10 of 14 ~n pion Warriors raced to a 65-4S 1 poinls and Jeff Mullins, who '-re•fort•bly I" history, WIP!Dg ~t tho _Royals Iwith what player-co_ach~JU outstanding job turned In oy route ·to his tojal of 23. I halftime lead although NB~ I had to leave the game in the I food norlale!" e1gnt of rnne times m !be lRussell termed thetr "beat Dlerkmg ngamst Wilt Chamber· Willie lleed led the Knicks lscormg champ Rick Barry second quarter with an ankle procest. game ·ef the year" to over· lain. The 6-foot, 10-inch center with 23 points. contributed only eight pomts, :m)ury, had 17. NBA Ptayoft StaiHllng• By IJolled Preso Jnterandoaal FJ a conTeamOutrebounded Opposition During Season Yanks Capture Eighth Spring Wt·n MASON - Final statlstlco forped the Falcons In field gnat By VITO SEJIJNO the I!J66.6'1 basketball season percen~ge and foul shooting IJPI Sporll Writer show that the V{ahama White percent..ge while posting a 69 9 Like a ghost oot of baseball'& Falcono posted a dismal 5·18 per game average. Meantime, past, tlte New York Yankees record, but along the way man. the Wahimans were averaging may be coming back to haunt aged to top the oppoaition in two only 56~ per game, and thus the American Leosue. distinct categories. lies a tale in itself. Top effort The Yankee dynasty tinally The Fa1oons outrebounded. the of the year for Wa'hama was .seemed toppled last year when combined foe, but also ""'de 86 point~ against Ripley while the club tumbled Into Ute cellar a raft more of turnovers which Ravenswpod once scored 98 a· -ending a 45-year retgn u! went a long way to void many gains! Ute F•lcons. terror that produced 29 pen· of tlleir better eftorts. Complete individual staUaUca nants and 20 world championThe combined oppositin top-are as , follows ships. ,, But \tie Yankees aren't acting 1966-67 WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS (5_18) like a second division club this Nam~ &, Class GP FG FT TP Ave. spring. They recorded their Bill Marshall (junior) ••••••• 22 128 78-160 333 15.2 eightil victory in lZ games with Larry Fry (senior) •..•...••• 22 100 58-103 258 11.6 a 5-4 tt:lumph over the Delroll Mike Fry (senior) ·····-···-· 22 '82 59·91 223 10.1 Tigers Tuesday. SiBk (senior) .••••••••• 22 46 50.85 142 6.5 It was produced in typlcnl Ra pb Batey (junior) •••••... 22 41 13--40 95 . 4.3 Yankee fashion, IOQ-IIl a twoDenv~t Gibbo (senior) ••••••• 22 87 11·22 85 4.0 1 run ninth-Inning rally. The Da!3 Rollins (senior) -----··· 11 .19 34-48 72 6.6 winmng hit was banged oot by Tony Fields (sophomore) •••• 22 20 17-36 57 2.6 rookie outfielder Bill Robinson, Dan Mitchell (junior) ••.•••• 16 6 5-14 17 1.1 who's already being touted as Bill Rouah (junior) ---------- 16 1 3-3 5 0.3 the next po86ible Yankee Gary Mitchell (sophomore) •• 3 1 0.0 2 0.7' superstar. It was also the fifth Dave Tulloh (sophomore) ·-·- 5 0 1·2 I 0.2 Raf, Dan Rizer (sophomore)-····· 7 ~~~~-~~:ph~-~~'~a····;;-ct~ 0 2 F'f lo 0·0 :,1 0 r: A~~o Eas:~e~t~:~· L. 1 1 ...., ',If. ~ { ' BABY CHICKS : Fri.·SII., Mor. 24>25 With ·BG1l. Ga1 Certified Gas ' .! MARCH 24 IN OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY w:;: 1 1 "o o 0 I 0 I 0 I o 0 0 0 CFL. Iota! of eight gamM. OUR· OFFICE WILL BECLOSOOft 1 .... ::~,:·~··the NOTICE! Wah!ma ...... 481-1363 .353 32N04 .545 1290 56 0 I PHOENIX, Arix. (UP!)-The\ whUe the Angels were soring several chances p<R'Iectly at Len Gabrielson, during a pick Opponents 628_1521 .413 352·589 .598 1607 69.9 1 Cleveland lndions• bopes of five runs. He was last, but w1ld I first base where he was sta· i off. making a run lor Ute pennant He walked lix, heaved a wtld ' tioned to g1ve Fred Whttfteld a I N f th th bl . I oneo eoerproems REBOUNDS Terry Smith . .. •... .. ~'2 this year are based on their pitch, and required 85 deliver· rest loom as Important to the In· Bill Mahhall .•..•.. , . · ·. 1\8DI1Y Grlnatead ......... 17 pltclling freahman manager Joe iea in just tltree and one-thtrd Leon Wagner Jed the Tnbe d M Do 11• 1 hIng ' · 'h h h' 1ans as c we s PIC Bid L Ray SiBk . • .. •• , , •, , •·., . r .. .. . . .. ... .. .. 14 Adcock admits candtdly inmngs hlttmg attack wtt t ree 1ts tn 1 And th 1 d' ··' ... ' ... " . • . 8·' And based on Tuesday's · · h bobbl d orm. manageJ • If N=S , Mike Fry ........ , , -. .... per· . Geo I lour tr~es However, e e I t I de t n lan he t bed Tony' Fields .. _........ Rlck Hesson ·····••····•· 41formance he bas not much of a His twod JsuckcesKsorls,k f lrlgde l a single by Jose Cardenal m the I mbent tre use o per ur . Culver an ac ra tc , a e . h Ia ou 1 • I J • "orabha m ..... ...... ... zl hope. Ace' ptlcller FG PCJ'. ~am McDow· in their btds to establish them- I stxt • I Pitching coach Clay Bryant ~~ ~ .·· Roush ·.. .......•. ..•..• 0] ell and three osstbJlities for I selves as relievers and spot I The Indtans made two other I had Uus comment. I 0 R. 'Sisk •• •••••• •••• "' • \~~s. :.·."."." .. :: '.'. : .. · the b~Dpen !where! dextremfell!J 1 ~ , starters. Dick Radatz was lnef· f,:-'p~:'· t:o c~~l;;eld~~tal l "Thts was . the f~rst time he I 366 J.'ll as e n ISM e ' C t' in cut loose Its normal to llave ~ !'lelds . , .•.•.•••• , •.• .351 BEARS !)dore the CBiifornia Angel! ! ec tve aga · . Chuck Hinton and Jose VJdai- 1control roblems at this sta e.'' 1 ' Dave Neul2hng .. .. •.. .. . Holtvtlie, Calif. ' About the only bnght spot for could not get together on a fly Th 1 ~t-h nd ili 11 ~ d FINAL STATJ.STICS Roger Young .. · .... · ·.... Today Sonny Siebert and Lu- the Indians was Pedro Gonzal· ball in the ftfth and it fell for 1,. e e at er t mse a ' . 1~.~.e same sen 1men WAunu ..,...,. GRADE LEAGUE J'1m Bates . .... ......... is Tlant •pitch against !h~ Giants Iez. Gonzalez belted a horne run a tnple. "I don't f el b dl " h 'd 1918-8'7 Mike LewL!I •· • ·• ·• • •• • • here. with one aboard in the fourth in- And m another mishap, rookie "In f ct Ie a t~ 1e ~ai · ' FINAL STANDINGS Brian Johnson . . . . . . • • • • McDowell started with the- in- ning. The little infielder, ~o Richie Schemblum was knocked I contr:l P'• oh le~~et~ough ~ dJ~~~t llfllson Buffaloes . . . . . 9 I Greg Gibbs .......... · ·.. tention of going ftve innings. He has played everywhere but hts out when tagged hard on the think they " ld be bd New Haven Reds . . . . . . 8 Johnson · · •· •• ••· · · · · left In the middle of the fourt~, ' normal second base, handled head by Angel first baseman McDowell s:~d he w~os .~~ur-I ~~~ - Haven Whites 5 Jack Rolt•en ............ ·- - - ---- "" .... • ' aged by the fact that he threw 1o1ason Tigers . . . .. .... 4 Jack Spires . . .. .. .. .. . . . EXTRA TIME h d h ld b • West Columbia ........ 3 To~ . ............... ~0 De~end ROME iUPI) -European as ~rlt as e couh • Ul I 'dd) e ""t champt'on Nt' no arm e no more t an tis Ma ~n Bears . 'I'OURNEY".. .... Italy Tuesday was I e 't h t I k tt 0 sn t Champ - Buffaloes: gtven until July 17 by Ute ur 1 e , 1as summer thank . God ' up - Reds: Third - Tlgers; ~e European Boxmg limon to Mello 11 d ' • Fourth- Bears. '' ~·~ defend hJS tttle against Spain's 1...-iiiiiiwiie._s.. at•.==-==_; LEADING scoRFJIS Luis Folledo. lr Tom Samsel (Tigers) Benvenuti was granted extra Jeff Haymaker <Whites) By JACK. WJLJUNSON way over Folley. He's for defense of hiS Greg Smith (W. Columbta) 90 UPI SpOrtl Writer years younger than the . European crown because he 1 Robbie Lambert (Buffs) .. . 11 X IflOD ger from Chandler, Anz • " meets Emtle Grifftth m New Jason Ingles (Reds) 62 NEW YORK tUPI) -Hea· three Inches taller and haa York Aprtl 17 for the world ' Dave Neu12ling (Bears) .. champiOn CasatiiS three-Inch edge tn reach. title Chuck Wned! (Reds) ..... &3 TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) whose battle to stay out of · lto!!er Young (Bears) . " .. 51 Cincinnati Reds meet the Anny has eclipsed hia Different Style• Belgium is the name of a t"ay wtth a 14 win boxing successes, rateo a Th• two men have. BUFFALOES ''" 1 Cl ay the sh.iftY dancer town in Wisconstn. &bble Lambert . . . . . .. .. . the H""ton Astros tucked prohibitive favorite fllnight over styes, .... Go¥n 111e-run victory for !hit Yank•. 9-8, t:1e Chicago White Sox Giants. Cincinnati I 0 who lost 3a games by one run tripped Kansas City 5-4, s., Greg Goossen h1t a pi';,';~ I PhUad•IphiO 0 I last soason. Franctsco beat the Ct.icag• triple m the seventh and ca Serleo R All that-and Whitey Ford, Cubs, 8 . 4 and Cali!nrma home on the front end of a )V. L. 1 0 too. Whitey showed there's a whipped Cleveland 114. double steal to lead the Mets to Boston 0 1 Ford In the Yankee future when Grand Stem their IICtory over the New YJrk the 37-year-old lefthander signe1l J1m Northrup's grand slam Rookie Blues w•stern Division a 1167 contract ~tfter commg to homer m the thtrd gave Detrott The Reds jumped. on ruoki~ Series A spring tt:aining as a free agett. its 4·3 margm gomg mto tt.e Don Wilson for four runs and w. L. Pd. I Hope For Belt"r ninth !Jut a wal<, Jake Gibbs' Jolted Bo Belmsky lor i1ve more San Franctsco I 0 1.000 Sine• the Yanka finished smgle &nd and mheld out score<! to np Houston. Lo& A,>gelesSe 0 I .1100 [ second In sprmg traimng la.t one run and Robmson, obtamcd In •.Urer notable performan' 1eo B year before collapsing dunng !rom AUanla m the Clete Boyer ces, Bnh !lodgers d:ove 111 three \V. L. Pet. the regular seaaon, the club deal, then rapped the wmwng runs w'lh a triple and smgle tor St. Lo•Jis l 0 I 1100 0 I hopes that' this successful start hit w1t•r two out for New York. the Angels, Tony Oliva had a Chicago In Florida doesn't maan thC ' Ageless pmeh-hitter Smoky doubt" ar.d two-run homer tor Tuesday's R•sults club will alump once the s.. son Burges< collected a singlo the Twins, John Bnggs and Boston 140 New Yor< UO starts. leadmg off the lOth mning and Tony Gonzales each had three Cin m Phila. 116 In the order mne exhibition hts pinch-runner. Bud Braoford, h1ts fo· the Phlls and rookie games, Cincinnati heat Houston later scored from thud on George Songgs had an ioSidP· 9-4, ~bnnesota topped Los Tommie Agee's sacnfice tly tn l \he park homer and a triple Angeles 7-4, the New York Mets give :be Sox the wm over PJttsburgh. shut out the world champi<n Kanm Clty. Washington's Fred Valentino Beltimore Onoles :1-(1, Pht!adfl· Gaylord Perry went stx had four hits includmg two phia drubbed Boston IO·>, inmngs lor the Giants to gel homers and scored tile w1nmng Pittsburgh nipped St. Louis 5-4, credit for the victory over the run over Atlanta m the lOth on Washington turned back Atlant& Cubs-:he filth str01ght for tllf Cap Peterson's hit. - -- - p•Jtching W"}} B K T Cl } d' s J '67 1 e ey o eve an s . uccess n 0.0 m~:~~:.:~~~lnat• Tu~~ay. "Intolerable" post on the tenm's Board ofhls·' m refused to mend another two years. There was one ing on ~aw's year contract. 1 ~ Re. Wallop 1 Ho'uston 9-4 J E hib' • Clay t le 9th :nve~:d·~r m~~~or:r~"d zme 1 Ra""'· Rosse)! .. . . .. .. . . .. _In, B Kev rown . . . .. •• •. •.. Jeff Riley . .. ........ Jeff Ollland ... ... "" .. • Tint . Roush .. ........ . • Dennis Johnson •.. .. .. .. . Rob Belcher .. ...• "" Karl Kebler . . .. .. .. . .. • Wes Roush ...... " ... ".. Total .. .. ... .. .... • TIGERS Tom S<msel . . . .. .... Hartld Clark .. .. .. ... Henry VanMeter •. , , ...• , Jim Frame . . . . •••. •• Randy Dudding .. .. •.. • • Mike Foreman .. .. .. .. • • Marty Yeager .... .. .... • • · . Chuck Spl,liSel ... ,. .... ., , Rick Ohlblger . .. ... .. .. • • I . Tolal •. REDS Jason Ingles . . .. .. ....... Chuck Woods .. ...... ... ~ohn Burris . .. • • •.. ... .. . Tpm llibba ........ :..... MMk Ro!lih .. ••.. .. .. .. • ' Don Steve Dal!leD .. .. • •.. •.. 1! '"' '' " .. ' DO ,, Dye .. .. •......... _ lorry ije#$" . ...' . .. .. .. .. . T l ',..M-•nJ :..~' :··.. i~E GET OUT THE GAS MASKS I 606$/P' WENi10AN EAJ( Si"!:C ...LIST. J ! ' ' \ ~(ooj.VMBIA . ,. ',.', '1Greg """", 1•-J 1s.mt~"·" n h... ...•. ~~ "i!" ~ -· r • 1immy Young ........ ••• Wiriebren• ., ••••••• ' o o oo o o o I 0 o ............ • •• • • •• 0 •• iy under 1their belt. Zora Folley in a Utle bout few c·mcm. nati J'umped on ellpect to go the full 15 rounds. Wilson fpr four f'IUS In Clay Is expected to weigh in three mnings and then at about 206 pounds, some five five more In I we lnntngs p(runds heavier tban the 34-year· Belinsky lor the win. old cilallenger. Milt Pappas retired the The champion, wbo says this 11 battei'S be faced and did not may be hia last fight unless be give ttp' a blt unttl the .\a!r<ls can get his ordered April 11 scored a pair of runs in Army lnducUon set , aside, filth, the' last lnniit~ for the simply hao too much opeed, clnnati rigbthand"!'. youth and talent for the fight to Rookie shortstop Darrell be figured close In Ute uperts' CbaJtey knocked Ill the firBt opinion. Folley, oldest man Clay Redleg runa witjl a single fought, walled 10 years for the second inning. crack at Ute UUe and many Tonf"'!erez, a flnt baEe believe be Is paol bls iernate for two seltons, was · tl1ird lillie ani ·<!ro,Ve in a ~r Ninth DofODH a! ruill' With il single m 1 e Clay making bla ntnth ' Pete Rose batted In a oefe~ of a Utle he won from pair with a single and a ucrl· Sonny ;.tston In 1164, says he flee fiy. ' does not intend to go for a knockout-he even denl!'l 'he SIGNINGS has a knockout punch altl)'o\!lh , (UP,)) -'Die Dallas 22 of bla 28 vlctiDil'~~~ be!!ft !b,e !'*'lbnal ,FoolBut bll QfWl wearf lils. of offensive . end them up for 8 Jl'1 of Northerll' Arlzo. -·'"" "·'·' ,:;j anilolinced-'tuesQy, sitth 'W 1iWf.• who moves qwckly on attack when he opots an opening-and The famous Evzones of th ch Greece wear kilts whlch someFolley, the stalker, e pun er. times contam more than 40 Clay employs left-right mm~tn- yards of material. •lions Wlth far more verve an One New York town bear• any single punch, :Ublle Fo~ley the name Bohemia; another is particularly de y wtt is called Mexico. right Ill the bead f Folley likely will try or a New York City's Lel!lngton early ln Ute fight. School for the Deaf "as he bas appeared to lose some r nded 1 1861 his ftre iJ bls operung attack ~--"--·_ _ __ falls to do damage. the ancillary righte, while taunted Terrell m their Folley will receive 15 per cent and he likely will do the same of the gate and $:!S,OOO from the tonight, taking Ute offensive tn broadcast rights. the middle rounds. _ __ __ _ _ ~--Ontwardb: they're dissimilar, too. Clay ' lives up to. bls kn!clm~ ''faotest Mouth in SSSSSsssss! Be different tonight Eat Ute West," although he has calmed down a bit fnlm bl• out Look under early blatorlnlcs. He glares RESTAURANT$ In the down his Interviewers YELLOW PAGES. Where boxing foes alike; hJ your finger'$ do the charge of _any situation. !l'o~ley I walking. Is almolt timid ;~::~ee~ wiaiiii@JIIil'l! \ '1- WN.Mio • .~ .:;.Tf Folley bas ....,....-~ ...••es ·fot l7t:-sr~l· i ;=·~~~d~~~~~~ r t-'"" ··~ · ~-- • WIDE OVAL RET REA D·S~~,:~~ ,-·, w 0 I v D A E L -·-- 800x14 • Retreads. 850(1~ ' �' • - . I ' I' '' . ·.. 2 CONVENIENT •· · · bOCATICi:lNS , T~ SERVE YOU '.,. ' ., ·J "' •' ' · SWtFT'S .. ... :·- Middleport, 0. :;-~ " ,. . 20 OZ. FAMILY ' ' SIZE ALl 'M.AT Frozeh . SALE AT TINY'S . ' ,_. . ~ ' SAVE 52c ' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON ALL PRODUCTS SOLD OR YOUR MONEY ' i FROM EDDIE TURKEY FARM WILL IE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED ' I C6to10ib. 12oz. · pkg. j ' " ' ' pkg• . Ll. ri ,H. David Davies Semi-Boneless "" •..••... ' ~ ... ••••• •• • READY ,TO EAT A::RUSHIO OR SLICED ·' r,' · . l' I . BONUS BUY FROZEN 'FRENCH FRIES·. SHOWBOAT \SWEET · Potatoes '• 120Z.CAN ~·· or 2% can 4 Ll. . s • • .. . BAYER ,.. ASPIRIN .... PKG. ~ I I c .t I ... . '-.- ,• I< -- oJI fl'l ......- ... • ...., ~ .PERMANENT ,,. ~ . ~ -. •• • • SPECIAL cans . .. YELLOW GLOBE . c ,),. ' \ PILLSBURY CAKE MIX White· Chocolate . Yellow c COLGATE PRODUCE ' •••• • I \ • - liLT SPfCIAL \~ •• •• • N .... REG. $1.35 Gulf Pride Wolf Head Quaker State Super Blend OIL l QUARTS ~ ' . - ,. Reg. $].49-Save SOc $L69 ' c CONTAC CAPSULES 9x12 RUG·s SAVE 87c Just Arrived Tru<k Load While Thoy Lost -----Plastic Balls VALUE 10 · . BAG Washmits IT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND AT TINY'S YOU ALWAYS .GET(.L . I • ' I I ,( ~ \ .i ·~ ' < " ' I -' MOUTHWASH ' I · SAVE 46c· I -' . ' 100 69c I . COLGATE · REG. I : REG. 9Bc -- REG. $2.75 $1.34 PKG. . 12 oz. BOTTLE LB. 1 LB. . SAVE 37c ONLY c ' D!ODORANT With Fr" 39c Colgoto 100 Mouthwuh Idaho Potatoes 3lb.bag RIGHT GUARD,'Reg.l.OO FAMILY TOOTHPASTE -u U.S. NO.1 \ SAVE 75c SAVE 66c . "'\ REG. $1 .00 ·.· '" .•.,. ' REG. s.TeP. . ,,' ' ' ., I •• ' I I BUBBLE BATH ·, c MAALOX.- SAVE 40c Oil Treatment APPLE SAUCE CAN REG. $1.09 39c lb. WHILE IT LASTS - HAIR SPRAY ·· ~ . ''r' Candy Hen Egj~S _ 39c lb. SUDDEN BEAUTY 19",. •STOKELY 303 ' _ Candy Duck Eggs 00 4 LB. • c BONUS BUY l JELLY BEANS bottle .. .!WAFFLES As Well As Tho Largest Selection of Artificial Flowers in the Aru ~ PICNIC ·c EASTER FLOW&~S ' NEW LUSTRA CREME CREME :J•.INSE DOUBLE c CANNED -n WE WILL HAVE LARGE SELECTION OF FRESH • REG. 39c: EASTER EGG " " ' ! lb. # can ' c Pineapple No.2 c ,. • WHOLE OR HALF LISTEN TO TINY'S HYMN TIME ON WMPO RADIO 11 :00 to 12 NOON c s • 19 �' • - . I ' I' '' . ·.. 2 CONVENIENT •· · · bOCATICi:lNS , T~ SERVE YOU '.,. ' ., ·J "' •' ' · SWtFT'S .. ... :·- Middleport, 0. :;-~ " ,. . 20 OZ. FAMILY ' ' SIZE ALl 'M.AT Frozeh . SALE AT TINY'S . ' ,_. . ~ ' SAVE 52c ' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON ALL PRODUCTS SOLD OR YOUR MONEY ' i FROM EDDIE TURKEY FARM WILL IE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED ' I C6to10ib. 12oz. · pkg. j ' " ' ' pkg• . Ll. ri ,H. David Davies Semi-Boneless "" •..••... ' ~ ... ••••• •• • READY ,TO EAT A::RUSHIO OR SLICED ·' r,' · . l' I . BONUS BUY FROZEN 'FRENCH FRIES·. SHOWBOAT \SWEET · Potatoes '• 120Z.CAN ~·· or 2% can 4 Ll. . s • • .. . BAYER ,.. ASPIRIN .... PKG. ~ I I c .t I ... . '-.- ,• I< -- oJI fl'l ......- ... • ...., ~ .PERMANENT ,,. ~ . ~ -. •• • • SPECIAL cans . .. YELLOW GLOBE . c ,),. ' \ PILLSBURY CAKE MIX White· Chocolate . Yellow c COLGATE PRODUCE ' •••• • I \ • - liLT SPfCIAL \~ •• •• • N .... REG. $1.35 Gulf Pride Wolf Head Quaker State Super Blend OIL l QUARTS ~ ' . - ,. Reg. $].49-Save SOc $L69 ' c CONTAC CAPSULES 9x12 RUG·s SAVE 87c Just Arrived Tru<k Load While Thoy Lost -----Plastic Balls VALUE 10 · . BAG Washmits IT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND AT TINY'S YOU ALWAYS .GET(.L . I • ' I I ,( ~ \ .i ·~ ' < " ' I -' MOUTHWASH ' I · SAVE 46c· I -' . ' 100 69c I . COLGATE · REG. I : REG. 9Bc -- REG. $2.75 $1.34 PKG. . 12 oz. BOTTLE LB. 1 LB. . SAVE 37c ONLY c ' D!ODORANT With Fr" 39c Colgoto 100 Mouthwuh Idaho Potatoes 3lb.bag RIGHT GUARD,'Reg.l.OO FAMILY TOOTHPASTE -u U.S. NO.1 \ SAVE 75c SAVE 66c . "'\ REG. $1 .00 ·.· '" .•.,. ' REG. s.TeP. . ,,' ' ' ., I •• ' I I BUBBLE BATH ·, c MAALOX.- SAVE 40c Oil Treatment APPLE SAUCE CAN REG. $1.09 39c lb. WHILE IT LASTS - HAIR SPRAY ·· ~ . ''r' Candy Hen Egj~S _ 39c lb. SUDDEN BEAUTY 19",. •STOKELY 303 ' _ Candy Duck Eggs 00 4 LB. • c BONUS BUY l JELLY BEANS bottle .. .!WAFFLES As Well As Tho Largest Selection of Artificial Flowers in the Aru ~ PICNIC ·c EASTER FLOW&~S ' NEW LUSTRA CREME CREME :J•.INSE DOUBLE c CANNED -n WE WILL HAVE LARGE SELECTION OF FRESH • REG. 39c: EASTER EGG " " ' ! lb. # can ' c Pineapple No.2 c ,. • WHOLE OR HALF LISTEN TO TINY'S HYMN TIME ON WMPO RADIO 11 :00 to 12 NOON c s • 19 �I - 0 ..: ' pi~ Rio G;Qncle Colleg~.. ~io .' ' ·v· ,J ,•, J ' • ' . ~-·· -· • \ . . oWens-Corning, ~r.~~;:,y~ ::~~.:~..1 Coltll"bbl•· . ,·' ' -· /.' ; I '·, .. / Sentln~, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 22, 1907 The Student . . h$t~ an Campus ·Continues To Expand on~~::;::.~:~d~~~~ ; ~~rJ~~:~~:~!l • I I Apple Grove • Notes " SOCiety . . 1 OSANA to Hear • Add,...,., on PR 0 Theme• of D evoflons Event5 • OSter . ,; SHIRT ·R, h• 1e I el Good things go with ... ·.o m · l·. Resurrection Et t , er; Club INGELS CARPET HOUSE I Dorcas Circle home~.:~. ~a~,w~· s·o!; To Distribute ' wiU be Mri. E. . 8 ' k' Club at A talk on public relations and , . the nurses anasthelist Will open ," The Women'~ Mlaslonary So- lowshlp 10 be held ~~ · D?rsel. Riebel. AD auction, sale 05 efS The Resurrection theme was the 31st annual meetmg of the Eastern . ciety of the Pomeroy Baptist dleport oq;ij.\pril 5, at, 7:30 Will be held. . • used lo the devotions and pro- Ohio State Association of Nurse ' . - -...C.-~ , .,. Church tilet Thursday evening Mrs. Hitry Bailey Friday ' F:rc: C!rcle ~I h~uddleporl gram at the March meeting of Anesthetists IOSANA) April 4- ' The laser IS· a at the cburch with Mrs. Joe on the W(llte Cross. I c'oMMUNITY GOOD Friday IJibst pUs~. c ure will d,.. the El<cta Circle of the First 5 at Co lumbus. . produces an intense, Cook, president, .in charge. ,, " ,; Services at Syracuse Churl'hl ute. me d.abonal oonklets Baptist Church :ruesd<:ty even. . Iconcentrated beam ot Group slnglng ol the hymn, 'Jibe UJllettered Spirit was of _the N~ene, Friday after- to pa11ents at Me1gs. Gt~eral mg at the home or Mrs. Ritil- i The OSANA Will meet m1 ""'"!'··~~· "That Cause Can Nelt!Jer Be the title OJ' ttl~ program led by d nollil..ii!..Y.Rev. Linson H. Steb- Hospital II wos decJded 1 ues- ard Owen I COnjunCtiOn With the annual :, ,====:-==;i;;;~'"'ll Lost Nor Stayed," and pray~r ~s. Elmer .W~~kham, who read Wednes ay . bins of the Presbyterian Chur.,h day even~ng at the home of Mrs. Willis Anthony, chair· , meeting of ~" OhiO Hoopltal by Mrs. Joe Cnok o ened tile I In HIS ~~s. Taking part JR ISTATED CON~LAVE .of Ohio ,will deliver the messa e, and I Mrs. Peat! Hoffman. The •ne.t· ma.t, nresided. De'IO!Ion• titled, Assocl3l10n IOHAJ, April 3·5 at h c'.id meeting P , the prog!'Wil were Mrs. Joe 1Valley Commandery 24 KT Will ioth 1 1 g t' . mg opened w1th pcayer by "The 'lisen Chnst" were prethe Sheraton-Columbus Motor 1 Mrs..Orval Wiles gave the Cook, Mrr George Skinner, ~ 7~;~d w:;tnesday, March 22, mg"sp~~~ ~~:i~rsb/~..~~u~~ t~:.~•irman, Mcs. E~zabe'h l <enlcd by Mrs. Tony F\>wlct. Hotel and Veterans Memocial SERVICE~' ~il~~~ secretary's report and common· Mrs. SJre!,ton, Mrs, Couch, ':Irs, OHJ p. . I choir. 'l'he collection wilt go S . , Mrs. Mannmg K.oes present· Bui~dmg. - - - - - -lcations read were a thank-you iJ. E. Fos!<r Mrs. J. Stephenson ETA PHI Chapter 0 toward the GrJlal Hour of Shar· Mrs. John Fultz ga;e "''.~~·· ed the program using :he top· You get our usual, 1 card• flom Nancy Maxton, "Mts-1 Mrs, Lorf!lj Sterrett and Mrs.j ~~ S:"a ~ So;ority meets ing program. Public Invited. ter m~dilabon litled," I he ic, ''His Last Davs o,, Earth" named were l·\rs Genev>eve service and finishing. · 1nffi onary in India, and an invita-ICarver WKllams. C~e Elaytr, :'.':..' :12 S t d Only !leally Good News, a11d taken <10m "Chnst and t:.e Fme Saxton, R;1oda Hall, Halhe i}J'-I'll 81 tlon from the Mlddleport BaJ>o A cal~· story by Mrs. . ec 1c ~mpany o ces a i!'r ay mcluded scripture ta<en from Arts." Intyre, Mrs. Bert Bodlmer, ~.Irs. eln at 9, outat ' ,,,.,r,f , ,IJ tist ChiD"eh for Ito aMual Fe!- WickhallJ. ~nd prayer by Mrs. in Mtddleport. There will be PROVIDENCE pastors and Corml~13ns. Thank you not•s ·l The circle votcrl to se~•d a A R. Pullen, Mrs. Nora Ham· ' . J. Steph~!5on ended the pro-!election of new officers and llH~Is:s .w111C~eeth at the Na- were .ead fr&m the home and cash c.lon<Jtlon to the Lretgn ilton Jnd Mrs. Edison Baker. gratn an]tJneeting. I membe~s are r~minded to brinp- om ptist urc ln Pome~ foreign mlssionarJes, st,ut-ins _of, miSSionary family, Dr. ar.d Mrs. i Refre:-;ilments were served . by . lfC . Refres~ments were served 10 nor.-pemhable tlems_ for a oox ~y, March 25th, at 3 p. m.: the church and a commumtv Currey and family, an,j to ore· AirS. uwen. 216 ~.2nd tbe social' room .to the above to. be. sent to _servicemen m oderator, Henry C. Fletcher, family for assistance. ~he c_1r- sent :m Easler remembrance n• Qfn$ • and hos~es for the evening Vietnam. pestor, Samuel J. Jackson, cle made plans to asstst With to 8 ,·hurch membec. T!•< cirWlVeS' were Mrs. J. Stephenson and . MIDDLEPORT Literary Club MEIG~ County Improvement the annual B. H. Sanhorn Tea cle rect•ived an invilallvil from . , Mrs. Lorllln Sterrett, Iwill meet Wed~esday, Mareh Assoc10!Jon wUl meet at the to be ,.ld in April. Mrs. Gerald Bro"" to ~s. Joyce Ritchie entertain·~ ., 22 at .the home of Mrs. Bernard Bookmobile huildmg March 25 A dooation was mad• to pur- the A<Sociation meetir:g to be of tl!e, mem~ers of the young . [Fultz, Falrlane Drive. Mra. at.7:30 P· m. Th~ ~e1gs C&unty c·hase needed articles for Ra- held :;l lhP Vint.m church WIV'!' Club ·' t her home on Eighth Birthday John Welsh and Mrs. . Arthur Mmslenal AssocJation IS <-ordi· cone College in Oklahoma , and March 30 . Thutl!dsy, March .16, and as I Strauss .will present the book ally JnVJied 10 attend. , assist>r.ce given to a needy The group planned to . president, conducted the bus!· 1s Celebrated reviews. Roll call will be a . POMEROY Church of Christ i family . The balance of monov with toe Fellowship Te.1 ness meeting. P)ans were com-~ _. . • idisappointrnent in growing up. 1s sponsormg a bake sale to be l in the treasury is to be used for ~ored bv the B. H. Sanborn S·l-pleted to go to Hunlln,g~nMar. , Paula Jupe EJChmger, daugn-1 . held 'laturday, March 25. b;· '[ the s•l!llmer vac>lion Biblo cicty .; April. The Ea eter ""':12 to appear o~ the D1allng : ter of Mr, and Mrs. Paul[ Thursday gmmng at 9 a. m. at Duke; school. I ·e .,. vice wa s ann•>Uil'1 >'il hl 0 For ~ Dollart ··!h~w. 1 Elchinge:t, uwas honored with a REGm..AR meeting {)f the Cle3ners on \Second St., in Porn-~ Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew pre- , ~~; h~~ldr at 6 a.~. ·with a break1 Dues were ~ld and a Get Iparty on her eightll birthday at . Xi Gamma Mu sorority will be eroy. . . sented the prog"'m and rcarl l tast ~ 0 rulluw '"tl>e chu~eh din Wei). car was Signed by all to 1her holne, Mulberry H?ts. held ·March 23 at~ p.m. Jrt th2 POMERO?" H1gh SchoGI Band an arlif'ie, 0 Easler On M<1in l irtg ro~ : m. At tlw cio.;~ r)f ~:H• send. to Mrs. ' Myrn~ Carpenter 1Games were pl.ayed and prlZeS Columous & Southern 0 hi ol Boos~s wdl sponsor a high Street" and a poem, "E:::~ter meeting, p\:1tes of eo;~r.•t'> :1nd Whot underwent m~JOr ~urgery ! awarded the wmners. Electric Co. . 1school dance party, March 25, is Forever." Beulah · Whi~c randi~>.~ were prepilrCrl [,~~ ::!1ut at rJntversity HoSJli!jl..-m Co- : Paula:··· ..opened h~r many HOLY COMMUNION Serv1ces S~turday, at th~ P~meroy Jr. assisted Mrs. Horfman ln S2'"· ins. J'lle Apl"il meeting w111 be lumbu!. l tovel~ g1fis after v.t~ch decorat- Maundv Thursday, at. 7 . :~0 _P· High .school aud1tonum fro~n ving :sandwiches and c-offee lr:~ held ;J' lhr !lome O,f Mr~:. , A .new member, Mrs. Nancy led birthday cake, ICe cream. m., at the Syracuse F1rst Umt- 8 until 11 p. m. The Jays WIJI I12 members and twu gue~ts . Jer wi+.h a potluf'k dinner t0 Colhns, was welcomed. Because kool-aid and candy were serv- 1ed Presbyterian Church, Is to emcee. ! Present in addilion to the 1move 1 cedt n~e mef'l ing 1 of Illness she could not be !nil· ed by Mrs. Paul Eichinger as· be served around the table In MIDDLEPORT P.T.A. bake : namert were Mrs. Clyde Wine-[ AltemJIOg 10 odrlit""' to iated last month, along witlt sisted by Mrs. Allen Eichinger the annu of the church. Tlte sale Saturday, March 25 at Dud- 1brenner Mrs. Dana Hamm Mrs. :.1__,...,..__ _....,_ _ _- . 1 three other new members. and Mrs. Rex O'Brien. public is invited. jtey's Florist In Middleport, at , Fred Gibbs, Mrs. Lera Jones, Refreshments were served by 1 Attendmg were Mary Blaeu.. , TRI-CITY Citizens Band Ra-; 9 a.m. Var10ty of baked goods 1 Mrs. Charles White. Mcs. Agne, Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Robin- .nar, Penny Adams, Carol Barn· dio Club will meet Thursday, jand colored Easter eggs. Per- i White, Mrs. Jacub 1'urncc. ""d. son, ~o-hostess, to Mrs. Nancy itz, Teresa Wildt!rmuth, Pat1March 23, at Am.vets Lodge ' sons donating and wishing pick- :guesb, Venita and Trina Gibbs. : Collins, Mrs. Chloris Gaul, Mrs. 1,and Pam Vaughan, Trudy Hall in Pomeroy. All C-B oper· ' up should contact Mrs. ManTeresa Collins, Mes. Nita Jean .Roach, Becky Thomas, Patty ators Invited. PoUuck will be ' ning Kloes or Mrs. Richard VISIT REUTIVES Ritchie, Mrs. Darlene Gaul. :Warner, Faith Perrin, Bobbie served. ' Owen by Friday. Mrs. Starling Massar, Dit.1 n.l Mrs. Barbara Tripp, Mrs, Sue Chapman, Kelly Clelland, Deb· AFTERNOON CIRCLE oft and Charles, Eastern Local. FrL -Sat., Mar. 24-25 Hayman, Mrs. Evelyn Bauer I' bie Hartenbach, Mary Sue Durst Heath Methodist C!lurch meets [. MEETING POSTPONED 1visited her parents, Mr. a n d With 8 Gal. Gas and Mrs. Janice Young. Kim Seoo, Crystal Hall, Vanes· IThursday at 2 p. m. at the , The Rock Springs Grange 1Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles at AI · 1 The next meetin~ will be held I sa .. Belh McKnight, church, Ml"ll. Nan Moore pro- will meet Mar. 30 instead of i fred, and with her aunt aod Certified Gas Station at the home of Mrs. Barbara ,the . guest and ber sis-! gram leader, and hostesses are Mar. 23 as was previously an· uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tripp Thursday, April 20th. Iter Lorena Davis, Francis Klein nounced, due to Holy Week. 1Hawkeye of Grantsville, W. Va. Joyce FREE 1 R::~v~~rtOarden . '. •. ... . . • Rob'lnSon's 1 \ (.LJ • ° 1 • ' w" 1 • •'· ONE DA 1 •• ifll--" fl9li'J I Tltt 1 • f.~ M~tst Mrs:Joe Cook liPJ. prge . . L c · Jlr--..:.._,/ Pom.~roy Baptist W.omen'~ociety . ' h 1 BABY CHICKS ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.creh 22, . from tinue _until 8 . a.m. Monci•y, ants: ·the <wl)l1!41 Homecoming . ~ · Apr, 3. . Queen ani! fitiit rUMefup, the · c :coRGE SOMERVILLE 1struct ~ s! the present ti~e. I and largest men's residence Circle K presented· a safety . Alpha Mu Beta social soroc· ~Dressed Girl and first ·NO· _... ' autumn ol 1966, whon - ftc- arp curve to the right ·hall. Moulton Hall is to b•o used film sponsored by the State Jty 18 sporuwnng a ner•p. the>.196~ M~y Day Qweenll • HIO Grande College" places us on North College Ave· ~ as a temporary women's rest· Highway Patrol on MondllY Ity at the Catholic Youth and first runneru~, and :;:•;:trl'd in this paper, the rm_e. On lh~ southern side ofdence hal1 during the . 196'1 • night, Marett" 20 in 9ommun- Gallipolis on Wednesday, Apr. Bathing &:~uty Ppm:es::;, a.l~, wPrr Lake~ , on a de- thiS street 1s located the nu- 168 academic year. The Martin ity Hall. [Q. • , first rullllerup. ·• e tour of R10 s campus c\eus of Rio's present campus. House, located on 8 hill southH . S1x' one-act, . In answ~ to r~nt campus... ;1 tllen. 1 . . 1 east of Holzer Hall, is ing ·controversies1 Rio's Stu· 1i k e Eac Saturday .morm.ng in the i play~ will be presented m ·ever the March 1 lmmed~ately the DaviS Rest· Lo H d Be H basement of DaviS Library, a l mumty Hall on Wednesday, dent Senate r.ans to rnvestigate · ·' V;.lpus ' ho\\ol RIO' Grande C•)t-' dence H~ II an d A_nmversary :m ve ' story •uour IS · held ' 5, an d Th ursday, n,pr. ' 6. · es of establishing that ouse it is an not beinmanusedouse as ch"Ild rens the possibW h· t> 1, different even rrom that Hall ar.e v1s1ble. Dav1s Hall is a Ia men's residence ~all after for all interested area gra-tle- public is enc~uraged to s e student governing .boards tn women s res1de1tce Hall, wh1le . th schoolers. these presentations. Ieach residence hall • ~ months ago 1 1 "· ~ Anniversary Hall located next .once servmg a1 purpose. 1 0 F "d A T th · 1 ' ! :n~t·rmg th.: campus from , . ' I . In addition this a~t Satur-1 n Tl ay, pr. e SIX· The taped~.,_televislon program. If , nn, lhC'.1't by turnmg len lto DaviS.' ~erves as a c\ass-1 Within .one month, another lda .saw th~ led:r~s of Zeta teenth Issue of the.1966. 67 i"Your College qu_ide," featur, 11 Rt 35 at lhe Calvary Bap- room bmldmg and as an of· men's residence hall larger than Chr and Athe:O s~cial soroci-1 SMOKE SIGNALS wdl go on mg Rio Grande Colege, will be , th f t f t• 1 hce buddmg for several faewty Holzer Hall, wdl be begun di· . sale m Gall1pohs. broadcast on Ohio television sta· 1Is1 l. 1wrc 1J, e lfS o ;J e I members and administrators th f M I H II lles sponsor an Easter egg hunt Tit RGC Film . . n•.rll r-IJ:,n g· s I" appar~nt. i\'o tu rther . , . rec.Uy sou o outon a. for the children of the Village e " . tJOns at these dates m the. than one-tenth of a mile from I Near Anniversary Hall are ~h.Is will be th~. second new a~; of Rio Grande and for the chil· present Bo?Jo~r future: WGTE, Toledo, April27, !Ins junrtion one can see a large two bnck columns - the gak- dl~IO~ to the south campus dren of all RGC staff membeis. ~n award· V;'mrung . and 7 p.m.; WBNS - TV. CoWITH BUILT:fN CUSHION 1 Jrf'a to the east ·being cleared way to the College and the main wJthm two years. Two more co-eds have been m the Davis Hall lumbus, May 17, 6 a.m.: and BY r.ONGOt!UM~NAIRN ot (rees and brush, Within a .entrance. Atwood Avenue begirB j Within the year the Martin 1nominated for 1967 May Day R~~ &r\7 P:m. on F~d~y, Ap~ WCPO, Cincinnati, May '!1, 7 Sq. Yd. ; .. 1 18 ft>w weeks actual construction ;at this gateway and run s House will be ra~ed to make Queen: ·Miss Linda Moore, a ~· e m open te pu a.m. ~is new vinYl flooring hU a · • Wanner-becaufe""trs ushlonedl on a r.eor?1an-ty~e apartment 1through the heart of the cam- 1way for two other "s•Juth cam· sophomore from Canal Winches· i licAn All-Greek Day will be 1,1--========·tprlilg' foam cushion between • Wear&lonttr-becausllt'S cushlonedl rom plex will begm. pus. I pus" structures. 'Jibe Paul R. ter, sponsored by Alpha Tau ' c ld W d d A rill2 I IYliiJI surface and vinylized bach· • Easr to clean-because It's vinyll -l~;l rther along on tt~e west. 1 , . I Ed ·t D•lt I f l , d l .e on e nea ay, p I lng. tuslllonflor "bsorbs tll\13trl .J Ahead on Atwood Avenue, Lyne Phystca ucatwnal Bw • e a SOCia raterm Y' an der the directiOn of Rio's IFC So spriniY it even recovers lrom • Tbrllty-eosts surprlsinEif l~tleJ t> rn s1de of East Ccllege A~e~uc i three parallel structures ar~> l ding Jr.d a new science fac1llty IMiss Mary Osbourne, a sopho- : All six Greek soclal oroaniza~: 0 ~_ikt:f!eel _ dents I • Needs no cementina downiJ "located Yale Hall, a bwldmg', seen. These arc Ihe Jeannette·1WI"II be cons tr ucted m · th at area 1 more 1ro m Chesterland (0 ·I ' I tions intend to participate in for m.rly used by the Raccoon I Alb~ez DaviS Libracy Allen 1m the not tno distant future. sponsored by Haning Hall. this event Loca l School Board as an ele-[ Hall and Community' Hall At. l Further south, over the hill I Mid-term examinations be- Student ·body elections f 0 r mt>ntary school & currrntlv be. ·reo i1all serves as a class~oom I on which Martin House is local- gan last week and will be giv- Student Senate offices and 10g leased by RGC for a math•- I I d · R' • 1 t t 1 d h th h Thu d M 2 " Fri.·Sat., Mor. 24·25 mat!C"S classroom building [budding, a faculty ofrice buihl· : ei ' IS IO sha s datnh pt ur~last~· enTh r~~Agd t rs Oarphy, <~,~ . dent Judiciary positions will be With 8 Gal. Gos . . · . mg and as the College's orfi· t IS on l IS an a am e IC e op an an cam- held with a primary on Friday OPiiN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS \ • 'I t>t vale H•l1 13 Rm's 1 ' · Jd s an d a mne· h0 1e 11te e1al admm1stratJon building. go If pm gn has soared past the $200 April 21; a candidate review CHI' MAitl ST. POMEROY ~l>b >C Bulldmg which JS now • ' course wHl be !orated It is In mark as the new goal of adopt. Certified Gas Station '" b t·' · t 1 · . . Monday Apr. 24: and the !mal 1 .el~~ ronver ~ mo. a mus c · Parallel to Allen Ha» and this area that much further mg two or three V!E'lnamese . ' . 538 W. Main Pomeroy I<Jclllt.v from 1ts prev10us serv~ . to its west is Community Hnll campus expansion will occur. orphans ($240 or $360 respec.l e~_te.:c:li:on=on=F:n:c:ay=,~A~p=r=.:23:·:::~::::;::;::;::::;::;::;::;~~::;;::::;::;::;;::::;::;::;:::::::::::::::;:;:::::~ Jre as the College's Student , which serves as the pres~nt I At the opposite end of t h ~ tivcly) seems closer at hand. I .. Center. ;cam pus auditorium. It is also : campus, to the extreme north· Any individual or organizatinn D1rertly arr.oss t~1e . street ; used as a ~lassroom . building : west of the ''soutil campus." interested in donJting to this f~om the Mus1c Bu1ldmg is .the !jl! such studJes as physical edu· :is another part of Rio's present fund should write: Orphan Fund, former Baughman House-now !~ation. campus. , Student Senate. Rio Clrande tl>e Love House.. Th~ College ,. . . ' Hece, on west College Avenue, College, Rio Grande, 0 hi o ,... lws used th:s bmldmg m I he Still ful ther along on At· . h C II b ' Jj , 45674 ,. . wood Avenue are located two. are rour ot er o ~ge Ul • I past as a temporary mens bous- : h . . . ings. Allen House Varney I Rio's Student Center Is [ ·1ng um·1, hut 1·t 1s· not usmg · the ~ ot er bmldmgs. To the west JS I · ' . . , House David Cottage, and Han- sportmg a new look th1s we('~ - ---- ·- -- ---·--, the Colleges nell' Student Cen·, . · . 1 ng wh'JC h former 1 y mg Hall · • , as a result of the mstallatwn - - - - · - - - · - - - i·1er, a ho'ldi served as a dining hall and , ~\len House IS l'Urrent.v\ was recently remodeled. : bemg renovated to serve as a [ . new college book store and ag To tbe east is located t h e additional office space for the \ new di11ing hall which was com- faculty. ----·---pletOO around eight months a- 1 Varney House is serving this : By M H b t R .._h go. Further east, across East :year as a women's honor re~i· er . ous M andrs.M er w ICoil ege ,/1 venue, ·LS th e Eeman 1dence haIL Co-eds wr'th h"1gh 11 St . rs.tl a te . over! House. Like the Love House, I academic standards are eligible ~ are ra.nn0uncmg 1 1e marnage o 1B h b , as een used m t he 1 to live in Varney. . til''·,. daughte r, 1' ene, t0 Larry I p ernan . . Dav1s. c'ottage was a rour th I Jchnson of Cleveland . The 1 as t . ao; a mn 's r~sJ'dence umt, 1 ,101 .e rna . tl b .d ,Y ; but lS ;lot current;v bemg u~ed 1structure used last year as a l · rn 00 a1 1e r1 e s b h C · . . I home on Sunday Ma h .· b . Y l e 011ege. temporary res1dence umt for the ~~~v. Jom{'s. Ear~}~. ~iori; I Both Atwood Avenue and East men. This year th~ _Col~eg~'s , Yotmg, COUS!fl or the bride, was College Avenue irltersect South : He~h· c;te~ (~t~ltniC) lS JO· . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.j br;desmaid and best man was College Avenue which s~ms 10 1cat. m a vi~ age. the bride"s motht'r, Alvin Stov- : serve as a boundary for Rio's I Fmally Hamng Hall, at the cr. The bride wa:~ g;ven in mar-! growing "south campus." I northwest corner of the can;rja,ge by her father. Others at- i Currently only three buildings ipus on State Rou~e No_. 32a, .' lending li·ere Mtt. Bertha Rob. are located on the Hsouth cam. serves as a mens rcslde? ~ e \ SUPER ' inson. Mrs. Gerald Hayman, I pus:" Moullon Residence Halt, I ~all and as a ~!assroorn owld· . \lr. and Mrs. Dave F'armer of Holzer Residence 1-lall, and the mg for. the department of nat' ~·olumbus, Mrs. Drew Fisher i Marlin House. :ural_ SCiences, . and bah\' of Clevrland Debra I Holze r Hall is Rio's n t RIO Grande College, 1967. ov. E:ulv. Mr. .":lnd · Mrs. - -ewes_ ' er Iwen ty buildi ngs and s t"l ;l'~ d C!ms~ u , ./ohn~nn t~re re;iding in Cleve. . in. Mrs. Max Ger wig, Tuesday , counting. • [' l:ind. at Ihe Eells _ Liggett Funeral TffiS PAST WEEK AT RIO: Mr. and Mrs. Russell G~.o, 1oe I home. Mrs. Gerwig is a niece lt was announced on Thurs- : 1f Cutlagevillt·, W. Va. , spent Iof Fred Housh and eousin of [day, Mar. '?that_a ~ew 154. a Sunday with Mrs. Be r t h 3 Mrs. Francis Webb. !oral. student men s res1denc~ hall 1s Bob!nson. Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Badgrly I to be begun a ~ound ~pnll. The Compare It with lit• Slover and Mrs. Leonard and baby or Columbus spent a $460,000 dorm1t.ory w!ll be loc.ttany wall paint S!over and baby railed on Mrs. wee~end with Mr. nnd Mr s. :cd s?ulh of Mou\~on Hall. ~e I you've aver used I P.cbinson on Tuesday. Erwm Gloeckner. local. and Walhck Construclwn Company, : Mr. and Mr~.;. Elza Robison Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgely at Columbus, was awarded the received the announcement or l~acine. Mrs. Glue~.:knt'r ac-:con lraet. For Spring Planting the birth of a daughter. Mar- co mpanied the Badgelys to thei-r ·. Alpha Mu Beta _social soror- ~ ga;et Eve.Jyn, Feh. 18. to Mr. home Sunday and returned to ltly held a sh~ slime at sever. 1 an~ Mrs. Harold Payne, Jr., a~ her home on Tuesday . I al locations on Rio's campus on Cleveland. 'The babv, born at The members of the Letart Friday, Mar. 17. • F'ai rview Park Hcsp.ital, wiegh- Falls United Brethren church 1 The RGC Fil_m Society pre-- , f'd eight pounds. 14 ou nces. Mrs. arc redecora(ing their church. 1sented ''The G1ven Word" on Payr1e is the former Peggy Ray and ,J unior Rowe, both I F'ritlay, Mar. 17 In the D.wis 1 RiffiP. Grandparents are Mr.i ~tationed with the Army, are Hall Recrf'ation Room . •' and Mrs. ElZa Robinson and ! visiting lhe1r parents, Mr. and 1. ArchoPI social frater,nity held 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paynr, Sr. Mrs. John Rov.'e and family. 1ts annual St. Paddy s. Dance , (If Cleveland. Danny S:minc . who has be~~n . on Saturday, Mar. 18 tn ComMr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and in Vietnam, visited his parents, munity Hall. Music was providI Chester, 0. sens and Hoger Parsons of Ash-IMr. and Mrs. Harrv Shaine ov- I ed by the ''Early Blues'l uf . ;, c-:::•:,:lu:;m;,:b:us:·....,_,===••--~i:::====i:::i:::::iii::ii~· bnd spent a weekend with Mr. 1er a rrcf'nt werkt'nd. and Mrs. Carroll White. I Mrs. Perm~ Hayman spent •r - - ---- - -·-- -- - --Mrs. Roger 111ei.f.l, Beth, a day with Mrs. We sley Belles. ' Rarry and Batb&ra .of Dorcas Jr., at Wellston. were Sunday dinner gut·sts o[ 1 Pvt. Rogrr Hill and Cpl. ~.1r . and Mrs. Roy Pearson. Thomas Hill returned to their ! TOUCMES Raymond Admas of Warren basrs at Norfolk. Va .. and in ' ~p ...·nl a weekf'nd with his par- i Victnaru after bring called here : ents, Mr . and Mt'S. Marshall by lhe il!ncss and de:..~lh or the ir 1 Adams. father, .Julimr Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Clarrnce Roush Mr. and Mrs. Don Riff!~ of i I 1f Winfield w"e-rr recent visitor Ral"inr ::+nd Mr. and Mrs. J ~ m I ·lr tbe formf'r':~ fathet, Fred ' Co nnally or Pom proy spent I :lnush . a weekend \l.llh 'lr. and Mrs. ; Mr. and Mn . Hoy Pearson Lestt-r Housh. Fl•shlng tolor. lntrl;;pent a Sund;,y w11h Mr. and , Linda O'Brien. liau,;:hter of Mrs. Junior Sal~rr . Rit<J and Mr and Mrs. Larry O'Brie n. 1 cate shapes, unusual Mike, uf Dorcw.;, enlrrcd llolzrr Hospital for surduigns .. these are Mr. and ~r( Craig Theo. g{'r~· . dore ond two r·htldren of Co- ' Mr. and Mrs. .Tilmes nowr. 1 tho jewefry looks Jumhus werf' wt•rkt'nd guests of an d daughters. Darltngton. Pa., hf~· parent s. Mr. and Mrs. Hay ~ spent a recrnl ',\'l'r.kerld with ' that flatter you and Heiney ! Mrs . Kate Kow(' find Ada. Mr. ' Mr'l. Russell l {oll~h and Rob- ' and 1\frs. Don Hup~ and sons your Easler fashions. ~rta, Mrs. Bob Rhode:-. . \1rs. and Rogrr and George Parsons 0 An Unusual l{ay Heiney called on i\1r!) . Leo ' ca lled m the Rowe home on m 1Sunday. Taylor Tue!lday. Collection At Mr. and Mrs. Jam1·s S<!!vage I _ __ _ ___ _ .. of Columbus sprn t a weekend w:th the l~lt('r 's parents, Mr. ANTHONY r: nrJ Mr ~. -:R1 '" Pearson. 1 M · F.. . ,v H'l ush rett'rned to 1 her hom~ Sunday alter 'being 1 Your Oependablo confined to VetP rans Memoria\ 1 Dealer For flospital with ncn umonla. 1'":"1 '" Mrs. J ·:m Hill is a surgical L.:..l ..~' pct•ent at Holzer Hos~ital. ' ' AND .... •.r. an d .\frs., Roy Pearson I and Mrs. Ro~er Theiss were in H~A TING L!.:;bon Monday and Tuesday to Phone WY 2-2550 f\tn~ral of ,.th•lr co11s. . . ~ ,./ - • • ' \ i 1 .FREE 1 1 , BABY CHICKS 1 Easiest Way To Lovelier Rooms I Kem· Tone 1 1 1 JUST ARRIVED I 1 e Seed Potatoes e Onion Sets KAUTZ MULTIPLYyourFO(JQ · SAVINGS .... • - 1 1 1 RUTLAND DEPT. STORE Big 31tlarkets Fro%ell Food Buy! SEALSWEET ORANGE '. PLUMBING I . 1 ·--· · - -~~ ...-... . ... --- ~ - '· "' ,, 12 0%. can 2 59C SPECIAL ~ EASTER WEEK SAVINGS MUELLER'S EGG NOODLES 14oz.19C HUNT'S CATSUP 6oz.79C MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE PDQ CHOCOLATE ~g;!~~OLD ~ 39c SALAD DRESSING D~~TsoN "' 9 J C DUTCH GIRL JELLY 46oz. S1 3 HAWAUAN PUNCH S1 4 HUNT'S PEACHES 47C STUFFED OLIVES SHORTENING s:; ~~~7TA8LE --~ ~:!· 69c •• • AND EASTER CAN I)lES , ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.-~• ••. :!c ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....... » ·fl Mar. 23,24,25 Buy Of The Week- Golden Ripe BANANAS bottle INSTANT -·- Appl0oRaspberry AppiOoBiackberry - ' lb. qt. 24 oz. FLORIDA JUMBO PASCAL jar No.2V• uns HALVES- c jar cans RED - CELERY c be h. largo Silo Jar . ··- Buy Of The Weeki FALTER'S PORK ~' gal. . ,,(Cirtcin . P•iry Buyl 1 Plumbinq-Heating c SPE CIAl. Ji/ SPI.AY bags (• 'cause Heiner's goes with everything good R• .' LYONS MARKET 16oz. • 1 '' WAID CROSS SONS • 0 BRIGHT I'. e AT RUTLAND e • 1 Easter Jewelry • tflantities, e AT TUPPERS PLAINS e JUICE JIG 3 M!RKETS ,. Feed Store I Right reserued • . ' to limlt e AT RACINE e • · Cre1my · ' l·lb• roll~ • Longho~n ' CHEESE ·' �I - 0 ..: ' pi~ Rio G;Qncle Colleg~.. ~io .' ' ·v· ,J ,•, J ' • ' . ~-·· -· • \ . . oWens-Corning, ~r.~~;:,y~ ::~~.:~..1 Coltll"bbl•· . ,·' ' -· /.' ; I '·, .. / Sentln~, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 22, 1907 The Student . . h$t~ an Campus ·Continues To Expand on~~::;::.~:~d~~~~ ; ~~rJ~~:~~:~!l • I I Apple Grove • Notes " SOCiety . . 1 OSANA to Hear • Add,...,., on PR 0 Theme• of D evoflons Event5 • OSter . ,; SHIRT ·R, h• 1e I el Good things go with ... ·.o m · l·. Resurrection Et t , er; Club INGELS CARPET HOUSE I Dorcas Circle home~.:~. ~a~,w~· s·o!; To Distribute ' wiU be Mri. E. . 8 ' k' Club at A talk on public relations and , . the nurses anasthelist Will open ," The Women'~ Mlaslonary So- lowshlp 10 be held ~~ · D?rsel. Riebel. AD auction, sale 05 efS The Resurrection theme was the 31st annual meetmg of the Eastern . ciety of the Pomeroy Baptist dleport oq;ij.\pril 5, at, 7:30 Will be held. . • used lo the devotions and pro- Ohio State Association of Nurse ' . - -...C.-~ , .,. Church tilet Thursday evening Mrs. Hitry Bailey Friday ' F:rc: C!rcle ~I h~uddleporl gram at the March meeting of Anesthetists IOSANA) April 4- ' The laser IS· a at the cburch with Mrs. Joe on the W(llte Cross. I c'oMMUNITY GOOD Friday IJibst pUs~. c ure will d,.. the El<cta Circle of the First 5 at Co lumbus. . produces an intense, Cook, president, .in charge. ,, " ,; Services at Syracuse Churl'hl ute. me d.abonal oonklets Baptist Church :ruesd<:ty even. . Iconcentrated beam ot Group slnglng ol the hymn, 'Jibe UJllettered Spirit was of _the N~ene, Friday after- to pa11ents at Me1gs. Gt~eral mg at the home or Mrs. Ritil- i The OSANA Will meet m1 ""'"!'··~~· "That Cause Can Nelt!Jer Be the title OJ' ttl~ program led by d nollil..ii!..Y.Rev. Linson H. Steb- Hospital II wos decJded 1 ues- ard Owen I COnjunCtiOn With the annual :, ,====:-==;i;;;~'"'ll Lost Nor Stayed," and pray~r ~s. Elmer .W~~kham, who read Wednes ay . bins of the Presbyterian Chur.,h day even~ng at the home of Mrs. Willis Anthony, chair· , meeting of ~" OhiO Hoopltal by Mrs. Joe Cnok o ened tile I In HIS ~~s. Taking part JR ISTATED CON~LAVE .of Ohio ,will deliver the messa e, and I Mrs. Peat! Hoffman. The •ne.t· ma.t, nresided. De'IO!Ion• titled, Assocl3l10n IOHAJ, April 3·5 at h c'.id meeting P , the prog!'Wil were Mrs. Joe 1Valley Commandery 24 KT Will ioth 1 1 g t' . mg opened w1th pcayer by "The 'lisen Chnst" were prethe Sheraton-Columbus Motor 1 Mrs..Orval Wiles gave the Cook, Mrr George Skinner, ~ 7~;~d w:;tnesday, March 22, mg"sp~~~ ~~:i~rsb/~..~~u~~ t~:.~•irman, Mcs. E~zabe'h l <enlcd by Mrs. Tony F\>wlct. Hotel and Veterans Memocial SERVICE~' ~il~~~ secretary's report and common· Mrs. SJre!,ton, Mrs, Couch, ':Irs, OHJ p. . I choir. 'l'he collection wilt go S . , Mrs. Mannmg K.oes present· Bui~dmg. - - - - - -lcations read were a thank-you iJ. E. Fos!<r Mrs. J. Stephenson ETA PHI Chapter 0 toward the GrJlal Hour of Shar· Mrs. John Fultz ga;e "''.~~·· ed the program using :he top· You get our usual, 1 card• flom Nancy Maxton, "Mts-1 Mrs, Lorf!lj Sterrett and Mrs.j ~~ S:"a ~ So;ority meets ing program. Public Invited. ter m~dilabon litled," I he ic, ''His Last Davs o,, Earth" named were l·\rs Genev>eve service and finishing. · 1nffi onary in India, and an invita-ICarver WKllams. C~e Elaytr, :'.':..' :12 S t d Only !leally Good News, a11d taken <10m "Chnst and t:.e Fme Saxton, R;1oda Hall, Halhe i}J'-I'll 81 tlon from the Mlddleport BaJ>o A cal~· story by Mrs. . ec 1c ~mpany o ces a i!'r ay mcluded scripture ta<en from Arts." Intyre, Mrs. Bert Bodlmer, ~.Irs. eln at 9, outat ' ,,,.,r,f , ,IJ tist ChiD"eh for Ito aMual Fe!- WickhallJ. ~nd prayer by Mrs. in Mtddleport. There will be PROVIDENCE pastors and Corml~13ns. Thank you not•s ·l The circle votcrl to se~•d a A R. Pullen, Mrs. Nora Ham· ' . J. Steph~!5on ended the pro-!election of new officers and llH~Is:s .w111C~eeth at the Na- were .ead fr&m the home and cash c.lon<Jtlon to the Lretgn ilton Jnd Mrs. Edison Baker. gratn an]tJneeting. I membe~s are r~minded to brinp- om ptist urc ln Pome~ foreign mlssionarJes, st,ut-ins _of, miSSionary family, Dr. ar.d Mrs. i Refre:-;ilments were served . by . lfC . Refres~ments were served 10 nor.-pemhable tlems_ for a oox ~y, March 25th, at 3 p. m.: the church and a commumtv Currey and family, an,j to ore· AirS. uwen. 216 ~.2nd tbe social' room .to the above to. be. sent to _servicemen m oderator, Henry C. Fletcher, family for assistance. ~he c_1r- sent :m Easler remembrance n• Qfn$ • and hos~es for the evening Vietnam. pestor, Samuel J. Jackson, cle made plans to asstst With to 8 ,·hurch membec. T!•< cirWlVeS' were Mrs. J. Stephenson and . MIDDLEPORT Literary Club MEIG~ County Improvement the annual B. H. Sanhorn Tea cle rect•ived an invilallvil from . , Mrs. Lorllln Sterrett, Iwill meet Wed~esday, Mareh Assoc10!Jon wUl meet at the to be ,.ld in April. Mrs. Gerald Bro"" to ~s. Joyce Ritchie entertain·~ ., 22 at .the home of Mrs. Bernard Bookmobile huildmg March 25 A dooation was mad• to pur- the A<Sociation meetir:g to be of tl!e, mem~ers of the young . [Fultz, Falrlane Drive. Mra. at.7:30 P· m. Th~ ~e1gs C&unty c·hase needed articles for Ra- held :;l lhP Vint.m church WIV'!' Club ·' t her home on Eighth Birthday John Welsh and Mrs. . Arthur Mmslenal AssocJation IS <-ordi· cone College in Oklahoma , and March 30 . Thutl!dsy, March .16, and as I Strauss .will present the book ally JnVJied 10 attend. , assist>r.ce given to a needy The group planned to . president, conducted the bus!· 1s Celebrated reviews. Roll call will be a . POMEROY Church of Christ i family . The balance of monov with toe Fellowship Te.1 ness meeting. P)ans were com-~ _. . • idisappointrnent in growing up. 1s sponsormg a bake sale to be l in the treasury is to be used for ~ored bv the B. H. Sanborn S·l-pleted to go to Hunlln,g~nMar. , Paula Jupe EJChmger, daugn-1 . held 'laturday, March 25. b;· '[ the s•l!llmer vac>lion Biblo cicty .; April. The Ea eter ""':12 to appear o~ the D1allng : ter of Mr, and Mrs. Paul[ Thursday gmmng at 9 a. m. at Duke; school. I ·e .,. vice wa s ann•>Uil'1 >'il hl 0 For ~ Dollart ··!h~w. 1 Elchinge:t, uwas honored with a REGm..AR meeting {)f the Cle3ners on \Second St., in Porn-~ Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew pre- , ~~; h~~ldr at 6 a.~. ·with a break1 Dues were ~ld and a Get Iparty on her eightll birthday at . Xi Gamma Mu sorority will be eroy. . . sented the prog"'m and rcarl l tast ~ 0 rulluw '"tl>e chu~eh din Wei). car was Signed by all to 1her holne, Mulberry H?ts. held ·March 23 at~ p.m. Jrt th2 POMERO?" H1gh SchoGI Band an arlif'ie, 0 Easler On M<1in l irtg ro~ : m. At tlw cio.;~ r)f ~:H• send. to Mrs. ' Myrn~ Carpenter 1Games were pl.ayed and prlZeS Columous & Southern 0 hi ol Boos~s wdl sponsor a high Street" and a poem, "E:::~ter meeting, p\:1tes of eo;~r.•t'> :1nd Whot underwent m~JOr ~urgery ! awarded the wmners. Electric Co. . 1school dance party, March 25, is Forever." Beulah · Whi~c randi~>.~ were prepilrCrl [,~~ ::!1ut at rJntversity HoSJli!jl..-m Co- : Paula:··· ..opened h~r many HOLY COMMUNION Serv1ces S~turday, at th~ P~meroy Jr. assisted Mrs. Horfman ln S2'"· ins. J'lle Apl"il meeting w111 be lumbu!. l tovel~ g1fis after v.t~ch decorat- Maundv Thursday, at. 7 . :~0 _P· High .school aud1tonum fro~n ving :sandwiches and c-offee lr:~ held ;J' lhr !lome O,f Mr~:. , A .new member, Mrs. Nancy led birthday cake, ICe cream. m., at the Syracuse F1rst Umt- 8 until 11 p. m. The Jays WIJI I12 members and twu gue~ts . Jer wi+.h a potluf'k dinner t0 Colhns, was welcomed. Because kool-aid and candy were serv- 1ed Presbyterian Church, Is to emcee. ! Present in addilion to the 1move 1 cedt n~e mef'l ing 1 of Illness she could not be !nil· ed by Mrs. Paul Eichinger as· be served around the table In MIDDLEPORT P.T.A. bake : namert were Mrs. Clyde Wine-[ AltemJIOg 10 odrlit""' to iated last month, along witlt sisted by Mrs. Allen Eichinger the annu of the church. Tlte sale Saturday, March 25 at Dud- 1brenner Mrs. Dana Hamm Mrs. :.1__,...,..__ _....,_ _ _- . 1 three other new members. and Mrs. Rex O'Brien. public is invited. jtey's Florist In Middleport, at , Fred Gibbs, Mrs. Lera Jones, Refreshments were served by 1 Attendmg were Mary Blaeu.. , TRI-CITY Citizens Band Ra-; 9 a.m. Var10ty of baked goods 1 Mrs. Charles White. Mcs. Agne, Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Robin- .nar, Penny Adams, Carol Barn· dio Club will meet Thursday, jand colored Easter eggs. Per- i White, Mrs. Jacub 1'urncc. ""d. son, ~o-hostess, to Mrs. Nancy itz, Teresa Wildt!rmuth, Pat1March 23, at Am.vets Lodge ' sons donating and wishing pick- :guesb, Venita and Trina Gibbs. : Collins, Mrs. Chloris Gaul, Mrs. 1,and Pam Vaughan, Trudy Hall in Pomeroy. All C-B oper· ' up should contact Mrs. ManTeresa Collins, Mes. Nita Jean .Roach, Becky Thomas, Patty ators Invited. PoUuck will be ' ning Kloes or Mrs. Richard VISIT REUTIVES Ritchie, Mrs. Darlene Gaul. :Warner, Faith Perrin, Bobbie served. ' Owen by Friday. Mrs. Starling Massar, Dit.1 n.l Mrs. Barbara Tripp, Mrs, Sue Chapman, Kelly Clelland, Deb· AFTERNOON CIRCLE oft and Charles, Eastern Local. FrL -Sat., Mar. 24-25 Hayman, Mrs. Evelyn Bauer I' bie Hartenbach, Mary Sue Durst Heath Methodist C!lurch meets [. MEETING POSTPONED 1visited her parents, Mr. a n d With 8 Gal. Gas and Mrs. Janice Young. Kim Seoo, Crystal Hall, Vanes· IThursday at 2 p. m. at the , The Rock Springs Grange 1Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles at AI · 1 The next meetin~ will be held I sa .. Belh McKnight, church, Ml"ll. Nan Moore pro- will meet Mar. 30 instead of i fred, and with her aunt aod Certified Gas Station at the home of Mrs. Barbara ,the . guest and ber sis-! gram leader, and hostesses are Mar. 23 as was previously an· uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tripp Thursday, April 20th. Iter Lorena Davis, Francis Klein nounced, due to Holy Week. 1Hawkeye of Grantsville, W. Va. Joyce FREE 1 R::~v~~rtOarden . '. •. ... . . • Rob'lnSon's 1 \ (.LJ • ° 1 • ' w" 1 • •'· ONE DA 1 •• ifll--" fl9li'J I Tltt 1 • f.~ M~tst Mrs:Joe Cook liPJ. prge . . L c · Jlr--..:.._,/ Pom.~roy Baptist W.omen'~ociety . ' h 1 BABY CHICKS ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.creh 22, . from tinue _until 8 . a.m. Monci•y, ants: ·the <wl)l1!41 Homecoming . ~ · Apr, 3. . Queen ani! fitiit rUMefup, the · c :coRGE SOMERVILLE 1struct ~ s! the present ti~e. I and largest men's residence Circle K presented· a safety . Alpha Mu Beta social soroc· ~Dressed Girl and first ·NO· _... ' autumn ol 1966, whon - ftc- arp curve to the right ·hall. Moulton Hall is to b•o used film sponsored by the State Jty 18 sporuwnng a ner•p. the>.196~ M~y Day Qweenll • HIO Grande College" places us on North College Ave· ~ as a temporary women's rest· Highway Patrol on MondllY Ity at the Catholic Youth and first runneru~, and :;:•;:trl'd in this paper, the rm_e. On lh~ southern side ofdence hal1 during the . 196'1 • night, Marett" 20 in 9ommun- Gallipolis on Wednesday, Apr. Bathing &:~uty Ppm:es::;, a.l~, wPrr Lake~ , on a de- thiS street 1s located the nu- 168 academic year. The Martin ity Hall. [Q. • , first rullllerup. ·• e tour of R10 s campus c\eus of Rio's present campus. House, located on 8 hill southH . S1x' one-act, . In answ~ to r~nt campus... ;1 tllen. 1 . . 1 east of Holzer Hall, is ing ·controversies1 Rio's Stu· 1i k e Eac Saturday .morm.ng in the i play~ will be presented m ·ever the March 1 lmmed~ately the DaviS Rest· Lo H d Be H basement of DaviS Library, a l mumty Hall on Wednesday, dent Senate r.ans to rnvestigate · ·' V;.lpus ' ho\\ol RIO' Grande C•)t-' dence H~ II an d A_nmversary :m ve ' story •uour IS · held ' 5, an d Th ursday, n,pr. ' 6. · es of establishing that ouse it is an not beinmanusedouse as ch"Ild rens the possibW h· t> 1, different even rrom that Hall ar.e v1s1ble. Dav1s Hall is a Ia men's residence ~all after for all interested area gra-tle- public is enc~uraged to s e student governing .boards tn women s res1de1tce Hall, wh1le . th schoolers. these presentations. Ieach residence hall • ~ months ago 1 1 "· ~ Anniversary Hall located next .once servmg a1 purpose. 1 0 F "d A T th · 1 ' ! :n~t·rmg th.: campus from , . ' I . In addition this a~t Satur-1 n Tl ay, pr. e SIX· The taped~.,_televislon program. If , nn, lhC'.1't by turnmg len lto DaviS.' ~erves as a c\ass-1 Within .one month, another lda .saw th~ led:r~s of Zeta teenth Issue of the.1966. 67 i"Your College qu_ide," featur, 11 Rt 35 at lhe Calvary Bap- room bmldmg and as an of· men's residence hall larger than Chr and Athe:O s~cial soroci-1 SMOKE SIGNALS wdl go on mg Rio Grande Colege, will be , th f t f t• 1 hce buddmg for several faewty Holzer Hall, wdl be begun di· . sale m Gall1pohs. broadcast on Ohio television sta· 1Is1 l. 1wrc 1J, e lfS o ;J e I members and administrators th f M I H II lles sponsor an Easter egg hunt Tit RGC Film . . n•.rll r-IJ:,n g· s I" appar~nt. i\'o tu rther . , . rec.Uy sou o outon a. for the children of the Village e " . tJOns at these dates m the. than one-tenth of a mile from I Near Anniversary Hall are ~h.Is will be th~. second new a~; of Rio Grande and for the chil· present Bo?Jo~r future: WGTE, Toledo, April27, !Ins junrtion one can see a large two bnck columns - the gak- dl~IO~ to the south campus dren of all RGC staff membeis. ~n award· V;'mrung . and 7 p.m.; WBNS - TV. CoWITH BUILT:fN CUSHION 1 Jrf'a to the east ·being cleared way to the College and the main wJthm two years. Two more co-eds have been m the Davis Hall lumbus, May 17, 6 a.m.: and BY r.ONGOt!UM~NAIRN ot (rees and brush, Within a .entrance. Atwood Avenue begirB j Within the year the Martin 1nominated for 1967 May Day R~~ &r\7 P:m. on F~d~y, Ap~ WCPO, Cincinnati, May '!1, 7 Sq. Yd. ; .. 1 18 ft>w weeks actual construction ;at this gateway and run s House will be ra~ed to make Queen: ·Miss Linda Moore, a ~· e m open te pu a.m. ~is new vinYl flooring hU a · • Wanner-becaufe""trs ushlonedl on a r.eor?1an-ty~e apartment 1through the heart of the cam- 1way for two other "s•Juth cam· sophomore from Canal Winches· i licAn All-Greek Day will be 1,1--========·tprlilg' foam cushion between • Wear&lonttr-becausllt'S cushlonedl rom plex will begm. pus. I pus" structures. 'Jibe Paul R. ter, sponsored by Alpha Tau ' c ld W d d A rill2 I IYliiJI surface and vinylized bach· • Easr to clean-because It's vinyll -l~;l rther along on tt~e west. 1 , . I Ed ·t D•lt I f l , d l .e on e nea ay, p I lng. tuslllonflor "bsorbs tll\13trl .J Ahead on Atwood Avenue, Lyne Phystca ucatwnal Bw • e a SOCia raterm Y' an der the directiOn of Rio's IFC So spriniY it even recovers lrom • Tbrllty-eosts surprlsinEif l~tleJ t> rn s1de of East Ccllege A~e~uc i three parallel structures ar~> l ding Jr.d a new science fac1llty IMiss Mary Osbourne, a sopho- : All six Greek soclal oroaniza~: 0 ~_ikt:f!eel _ dents I • Needs no cementina downiJ "located Yale Hall, a bwldmg', seen. These arc Ihe Jeannette·1WI"II be cons tr ucted m · th at area 1 more 1ro m Chesterland (0 ·I ' I tions intend to participate in for m.rly used by the Raccoon I Alb~ez DaviS Libracy Allen 1m the not tno distant future. sponsored by Haning Hall. this event Loca l School Board as an ele-[ Hall and Community' Hall At. l Further south, over the hill I Mid-term examinations be- Student ·body elections f 0 r mt>ntary school & currrntlv be. ·reo i1all serves as a class~oom I on which Martin House is local- gan last week and will be giv- Student Senate offices and 10g leased by RGC for a math•- I I d · R' • 1 t t 1 d h th h Thu d M 2 " Fri.·Sat., Mor. 24·25 mat!C"S classroom building [budding, a faculty ofrice buihl· : ei ' IS IO sha s datnh pt ur~last~· enTh r~~Agd t rs Oarphy, <~,~ . dent Judiciary positions will be With 8 Gal. Gos . . · . mg and as the College's orfi· t IS on l IS an a am e IC e op an an cam- held with a primary on Friday OPiiN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS \ • 'I t>t vale H•l1 13 Rm's 1 ' · Jd s an d a mne· h0 1e 11te e1al admm1stratJon building. go If pm gn has soared past the $200 April 21; a candidate review CHI' MAitl ST. POMEROY ~l>b >C Bulldmg which JS now • ' course wHl be !orated It is In mark as the new goal of adopt. Certified Gas Station '" b t·' · t 1 · . . Monday Apr. 24: and the !mal 1 .el~~ ronver ~ mo. a mus c · Parallel to Allen Ha» and this area that much further mg two or three V!E'lnamese . ' . 538 W. Main Pomeroy I<Jclllt.v from 1ts prev10us serv~ . to its west is Community Hnll campus expansion will occur. orphans ($240 or $360 respec.l e~_te.:c:li:on=on=F:n:c:ay=,~A~p=r=.:23:·:::~::::;::;::;::::;::;::;::;~~::;;::::;::;::;;::::;::;::;:::::::::::::::;:;:::::~ Jre as the College's Student , which serves as the pres~nt I At the opposite end of t h ~ tivcly) seems closer at hand. I .. Center. ;cam pus auditorium. It is also : campus, to the extreme north· Any individual or organizatinn D1rertly arr.oss t~1e . street ; used as a ~lassroom . building : west of the ''soutil campus." interested in donJting to this f~om the Mus1c Bu1ldmg is .the !jl! such studJes as physical edu· :is another part of Rio's present fund should write: Orphan Fund, former Baughman House-now !~ation. campus. , Student Senate. Rio Clrande tl>e Love House.. Th~ College ,. . . ' Hece, on west College Avenue, College, Rio Grande, 0 hi o ,... lws used th:s bmldmg m I he Still ful ther along on At· . h C II b ' Jj , 45674 ,. . wood Avenue are located two. are rour ot er o ~ge Ul • I past as a temporary mens bous- : h . . . ings. Allen House Varney I Rio's Student Center Is [ ·1ng um·1, hut 1·t 1s· not usmg · the ~ ot er bmldmgs. To the west JS I · ' . . , House David Cottage, and Han- sportmg a new look th1s we('~ - ---- ·- -- ---·--, the Colleges nell' Student Cen·, . · . 1 ng wh'JC h former 1 y mg Hall · • , as a result of the mstallatwn - - - - · - - - · - - - i·1er, a ho'ldi served as a dining hall and , ~\len House IS l'Urrent.v\ was recently remodeled. : bemg renovated to serve as a [ . new college book store and ag To tbe east is located t h e additional office space for the \ new di11ing hall which was com- faculty. ----·---pletOO around eight months a- 1 Varney House is serving this : By M H b t R .._h go. Further east, across East :year as a women's honor re~i· er . ous M andrs.M er w ICoil ege ,/1 venue, ·LS th e Eeman 1dence haIL Co-eds wr'th h"1gh 11 St . rs.tl a te . over! House. Like the Love House, I academic standards are eligible ~ are ra.nn0uncmg 1 1e marnage o 1B h b , as een used m t he 1 to live in Varney. . til''·,. daughte r, 1' ene, t0 Larry I p ernan . . Dav1s. c'ottage was a rour th I Jchnson of Cleveland . The 1 as t . ao; a mn 's r~sJ'dence umt, 1 ,101 .e rna . tl b .d ,Y ; but lS ;lot current;v bemg u~ed 1structure used last year as a l · rn 00 a1 1e r1 e s b h C · . . I home on Sunday Ma h .· b . Y l e 011ege. temporary res1dence umt for the ~~~v. Jom{'s. Ear~}~. ~iori; I Both Atwood Avenue and East men. This year th~ _Col~eg~'s , Yotmg, COUS!fl or the bride, was College Avenue irltersect South : He~h· c;te~ (~t~ltniC) lS JO· . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.j br;desmaid and best man was College Avenue which s~ms 10 1cat. m a vi~ age. the bride"s motht'r, Alvin Stov- : serve as a boundary for Rio's I Fmally Hamng Hall, at the cr. The bride wa:~ g;ven in mar-! growing "south campus." I northwest corner of the can;rja,ge by her father. Others at- i Currently only three buildings ipus on State Rou~e No_. 32a, .' lending li·ere Mtt. Bertha Rob. are located on the Hsouth cam. serves as a mens rcslde? ~ e \ SUPER ' inson. Mrs. Gerald Hayman, I pus:" Moullon Residence Halt, I ~all and as a ~!assroorn owld· . \lr. and Mrs. Dave F'armer of Holzer Residence 1-lall, and the mg for. the department of nat' ~·olumbus, Mrs. Drew Fisher i Marlin House. :ural_ SCiences, . and bah\' of Clevrland Debra I Holze r Hall is Rio's n t RIO Grande College, 1967. ov. E:ulv. Mr. .":lnd · Mrs. - -ewes_ ' er Iwen ty buildi ngs and s t"l ;l'~ d C!ms~ u , ./ohn~nn t~re re;iding in Cleve. . in. Mrs. Max Ger wig, Tuesday , counting. • [' l:ind. at Ihe Eells _ Liggett Funeral TffiS PAST WEEK AT RIO: Mr. and Mrs. Russell G~.o, 1oe I home. Mrs. Gerwig is a niece lt was announced on Thurs- : 1f Cutlagevillt·, W. Va. , spent Iof Fred Housh and eousin of [day, Mar. '?that_a ~ew 154. a Sunday with Mrs. Be r t h 3 Mrs. Francis Webb. !oral. student men s res1denc~ hall 1s Bob!nson. Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Badgrly I to be begun a ~ound ~pnll. The Compare It with lit• Slover and Mrs. Leonard and baby or Columbus spent a $460,000 dorm1t.ory w!ll be loc.ttany wall paint S!over and baby railed on Mrs. wee~end with Mr. nnd Mr s. :cd s?ulh of Mou\~on Hall. ~e I you've aver used I P.cbinson on Tuesday. Erwm Gloeckner. local. and Walhck Construclwn Company, : Mr. and Mr~.;. Elza Robison Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgely at Columbus, was awarded the received the announcement or l~acine. Mrs. Glue~.:knt'r ac-:con lraet. For Spring Planting the birth of a daughter. Mar- co mpanied the Badgelys to thei-r ·. Alpha Mu Beta _social soror- ~ ga;et Eve.Jyn, Feh. 18. to Mr. home Sunday and returned to ltly held a sh~ slime at sever. 1 an~ Mrs. Harold Payne, Jr., a~ her home on Tuesday . I al locations on Rio's campus on Cleveland. 'The babv, born at The members of the Letart Friday, Mar. 17. • F'ai rview Park Hcsp.ital, wiegh- Falls United Brethren church 1 The RGC Fil_m Society pre-- , f'd eight pounds. 14 ou nces. Mrs. arc redecora(ing their church. 1sented ''The G1ven Word" on Payr1e is the former Peggy Ray and ,J unior Rowe, both I F'ritlay, Mar. 17 In the D.wis 1 RiffiP. Grandparents are Mr.i ~tationed with the Army, are Hall Recrf'ation Room . •' and Mrs. ElZa Robinson and ! visiting lhe1r parents, Mr. and 1. ArchoPI social frater,nity held 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paynr, Sr. Mrs. John Rov.'e and family. 1ts annual St. Paddy s. Dance , (If Cleveland. Danny S:minc . who has be~~n . on Saturday, Mar. 18 tn ComMr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and in Vietnam, visited his parents, munity Hall. Music was providI Chester, 0. sens and Hoger Parsons of Ash-IMr. and Mrs. Harrv Shaine ov- I ed by the ''Early Blues'l uf . ;, c-:::•:,:lu:;m;,:b:us:·....,_,===••--~i:::====i:::i:::::iii::ii~· bnd spent a weekend with Mr. 1er a rrcf'nt werkt'nd. and Mrs. Carroll White. I Mrs. Perm~ Hayman spent •r - - ---- - -·-- -- - --Mrs. Roger 111ei.f.l, Beth, a day with Mrs. We sley Belles. ' Rarry and Batb&ra .of Dorcas Jr., at Wellston. were Sunday dinner gut·sts o[ 1 Pvt. Rogrr Hill and Cpl. ~.1r . and Mrs. Roy Pearson. Thomas Hill returned to their ! TOUCMES Raymond Admas of Warren basrs at Norfolk. Va .. and in ' ~p ...·nl a weekf'nd with his par- i Victnaru after bring called here : ents, Mr . and Mt'S. Marshall by lhe il!ncss and de:..~lh or the ir 1 Adams. father, .Julimr Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Clarrnce Roush Mr. and Mrs. Don Riff!~ of i I 1f Winfield w"e-rr recent visitor Ral"inr ::+nd Mr. and Mrs. J ~ m I ·lr tbe formf'r':~ fathet, Fred ' Co nnally or Pom proy spent I :lnush . a weekend \l.llh 'lr. and Mrs. ; Mr. and Mn . Hoy Pearson Lestt-r Housh. Fl•shlng tolor. lntrl;;pent a Sund;,y w11h Mr. and , Linda O'Brien. liau,;:hter of Mrs. Junior Sal~rr . Rit<J and Mr and Mrs. Larry O'Brie n. 1 cate shapes, unusual Mike, uf Dorcw.;, enlrrcd llolzrr Hospital for surduigns .. these are Mr. and ~r( Craig Theo. g{'r~· . dore ond two r·htldren of Co- ' Mr. and Mrs. .Tilmes nowr. 1 tho jewefry looks Jumhus werf' wt•rkt'nd guests of an d daughters. Darltngton. Pa., hf~· parent s. Mr. and Mrs. Hay ~ spent a recrnl ',\'l'r.kerld with ' that flatter you and Heiney ! Mrs . Kate Kow(' find Ada. Mr. ' Mr'l. Russell l {oll~h and Rob- ' and 1\frs. Don Hup~ and sons your Easler fashions. ~rta, Mrs. Bob Rhode:-. . \1rs. and Rogrr and George Parsons 0 An Unusual l{ay Heiney called on i\1r!) . Leo ' ca lled m the Rowe home on m 1Sunday. Taylor Tue!lday. Collection At Mr. and Mrs. Jam1·s S<!!vage I _ __ _ ___ _ .. of Columbus sprn t a weekend w:th the l~lt('r 's parents, Mr. ANTHONY r: nrJ Mr ~. -:R1 '" Pearson. 1 M · F.. . ,v H'l ush rett'rned to 1 her hom~ Sunday alter 'being 1 Your Oependablo confined to VetP rans Memoria\ 1 Dealer For flospital with ncn umonla. 1'":"1 '" Mrs. J ·:m Hill is a surgical L.:..l ..~' pct•ent at Holzer Hos~ital. ' ' AND .... •.r. an d .\frs., Roy Pearson I and Mrs. Ro~er Theiss were in H~A TING L!.:;bon Monday and Tuesday to Phone WY 2-2550 f\tn~ral of ,.th•lr co11s. . . ~ ,./ - • • ' \ i 1 .FREE 1 1 , BABY CHICKS 1 Easiest Way To Lovelier Rooms I Kem· Tone 1 1 1 JUST ARRIVED I 1 e Seed Potatoes e Onion Sets KAUTZ MULTIPLYyourFO(JQ · SAVINGS .... • - 1 1 1 RUTLAND DEPT. STORE Big 31tlarkets Fro%ell Food Buy! SEALSWEET ORANGE '. PLUMBING I . 1 ·--· · - -~~ ...-... . ... --- ~ - '· "' ,, 12 0%. can 2 59C SPECIAL ~ EASTER WEEK SAVINGS MUELLER'S EGG NOODLES 14oz.19C HUNT'S CATSUP 6oz.79C MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE PDQ CHOCOLATE ~g;!~~OLD ~ 39c SALAD DRESSING D~~TsoN "' 9 J C DUTCH GIRL JELLY 46oz. S1 3 HAWAUAN PUNCH S1 4 HUNT'S PEACHES 47C STUFFED OLIVES SHORTENING s:; ~~~7TA8LE --~ ~:!· 69c •• • AND EASTER CAN I)lES , ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.-~• ••. :!c ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....... » ·fl Mar. 23,24,25 Buy Of The Week- Golden Ripe BANANAS bottle INSTANT -·- Appl0oRaspberry AppiOoBiackberry - ' lb. qt. 24 oz. FLORIDA JUMBO PASCAL jar No.2V• uns HALVES- c jar cans RED - CELERY c be h. largo Silo Jar . ··- Buy Of The Weeki FALTER'S PORK ~' gal. . ,,(Cirtcin . P•iry Buyl 1 Plumbinq-Heating c SPE CIAl. Ji/ SPI.AY bags (• 'cause Heiner's goes with everything good R• .' LYONS MARKET 16oz. • 1 '' WAID CROSS SONS • 0 BRIGHT I'. e AT RUTLAND e • 1 Easter Jewelry • tflantities, e AT TUPPERS PLAINS e JUICE JIG 3 M!RKETS ,. Feed Store I Right reserued • . ' to limlt e AT RACINE e • · Cre1my · ' l·lb• roll~ • Longho~n ' CHEESE ·' �. ,. . • 'AMe~Jr. Provam · be presented• " l'IIJ!am,a ·:. TburS'day, at 2:30 p.m. _b':!y~=~b~o;;' •rmual Charity B~ wUI be lleld . · 0 • Future l{omemaken . A May 6th at thj NatiOIII\1 Gu.rd Uon. Re.. John Grandstaff on an<l Mike Joneo of Armory frolll !.d p.m. unUI zl van Wert, Ohio, • ronner are taltiDg snare, a 1.m. ~ to Mrs. Harold letlc instrudor at the school, !roll! Oluck '(.eqo, Ridenour, chairman. I ' wm be ' tile guest speaker. a pw;cus!lloo major from Ohio The annual affair is sponsor- PT. PLEASAJ1T - Bill Park, Pauletta Barldolph will serve Univ~r!llty at Eastern H I g ed by the. Pleasant Valley Hos- ,son of Dr. and Mrs. Nelson ; u mistress of ceremonies. Schoot · pttal AllXlllary wlllt proceeds , Park, Mason Blvd., Po I n t 1 scripture wlU be read by Becky · ChriSty Howard, Hsrrtett li'Om the ball used for improve- ! Pleasant, has be on named j' Lewis and a program of a clar·lLayne, Marllyn Gibbs, Becky moot< at the hospital. :chief of the newly organized !net solo by Christy Howard; a !Gilmore, and Diane TuMey, The theme for tbis year's · Jumor Fire Department. solo by Barbara Marshall will iclarinet players, are receiving Chanty Ball will be "The Rain- : The organization Is under follow. Iadditional Instructions fro bow" and music far dancing :the direction of the local Fjre Sponsor IB Mrs. Eleanor Mill· IMr. O'Connell, woo<idwlnd Will be provided by the Twilit- Department and ~~ tbe flrstjer, Home Ecnomtcs instructor. !Siructot of tlte M~e Del>ar~ll ers. TickeiB are priced at $5 time an organlzat.on of this, ment, Marshall Uruvenity. '" ,·cuple anrl will be placed on type has been organized 'ln ! PleasaBt Valley Bospllal Tommy Hoffman, who DlaliS II sale in !.he near iuluro. :Point Pleasant. The Junior ; Adm!Ued: Mrs. James Bech- a Larilee oboe.• Is receiving 1 department Is open for boys ; tie Henderson· Jewel Dunlap dltlonal Instructions from 1•ges 16 and 17 and will be com- : Pleasant. ' '!Hager. Devotions on posed of 32 members. , Dlsebarged: Russell Ruttgen, ! Mr. Gerald Simmons, I Bill Flowers, son of Lt. and ILetart; Harold Stutz, Pt. Plea- i ma Wbite Falcon director, 'Single Event' I Mrs. Juhn Flowers, is the as·;sant; Mrs. Melvln Matheny,lannounced tltat tl1c Junior Hlgl1 ll He by Class 1sistant fire chiet The mem~rs 1 Leon; Mrs. Wilkie Tucker and IBand F•stival will be held MASON _ Mrs. Ray Proffitt. ' will parltctpate m weekly fire ison, Grimms Landing. Wahama on April 1st. Mason, presented the dev•>lion-jdrills but Will not actually 6ght , als based on one Single any ftres .. They w11f be allo":ed E~ vnt, • 1 when the sunshin~ , to go on f1re ~s.ll~ and do du~es Class nf the Mason Methodisl ,other thao entermg burnmg, Church met Thursday evening !buildings and handle hoses. at the church with Mrs. Prof- When the ~ember reaches fitt and Mrs. Rnssell Capehart the age of IB, be becomes ellgl- The: Pt.' ' ·FRI.· SA,T. .. LADIES' LOVELY ~ ~ , SPRING & EASTERl .n e All The New Stylea I. -- r M al Each · ••• with! Spring Offer On Pre-Finished e Patenla·LI•ther eStock HHII eHI·HHIS ! All ' .99' ... PATENTS GIRLS CUT! · NEW EASTER $J.60 HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY e SOLID COtURS e FANCY PRINTS e DAINTY TRIMS Slzea 3 to 8x - SPECIAL SALE FOR SPRING LADIES NEW SHADES IN - . ,., PAIRS FOR ~oo .., .. ~ IT PULLS ITSELF I HUFFY FRONT WHUL • DRIVI Other Huffys-44.95 up NO PU5HIMG - JUST GuiDE rrt ,DIUVE' TO PICKENS HDWE. AND SAVEl 5 HP 174·95 • .SPECIAL DISCOUNT ....~rio wllil !lao HUFIY BROADL.\Ilf lelf. Psopellod ICIIalr ...., The power dttloa flcat whee18 clo llle wcok. y.., coa llop, cw book 1p without lioldDa t l w - oat cl ...,_ Po-..1 117 Brla- a. ....._ BK JLP• .,.r:t.ao. · c:c-11 w1- !lao HUFFY BROADLAliH w ... • IIJ !lao IIII&Je !em hell,ilt odjuat"""t. Oae ...., *na1 tt. c14!1!t& helP'• • ., too11 ••tllol. ON AL~o::~E~~~NRI:~~~~ARTON OPEN EVERY DAY ALL DAY 7:00 to 5:30 SATURDAY NIGHJS TIL 8 . eRED I THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. . .... ODIERS $1.99 & $3.88 EXTRA SHEER , , , MESH or PLAIN ~ {~ NEW SP.RING STYLES LADIES' ROLL-UP SLEEVES 773-5554 eWHITE . . .. eBONE little Girls Sizes To 4 .88 $ SEAMLESS NYLONS . . eBLACK 7 to 12 NEW .00 eASST. COLORS • SIZES 32 to 38 evALUES TO .1.59 ' each IT'S TIME TO PAINT! BUY PAINT HERE AT DISCOUNTS nVICTOR" "DIXIE" VINYL LATEX OIL BASE FLAT WAll PAINT HOUSE Wblte and Colon White and Colon PAINT .99 .99 gaL gal. Auerttd Styles In CANDY FIWD EASBR BASKETS · DISCOUNT PRICED GIRL'S AND BOY'S SPRING ·'' 11women's DRESS ., FLATS ; " $2·" ._ FOOTWEAR · 8% to3 Si:l:es eGJ~It Patents aild Str•pa "' S .94· pr. lou.Ws Shoe Stol'l e~Loafera Hit Oxfords Reg. 59c Va~! Eorly Amerlct!'l ~;;~~$ and CordoN! ' 1" .'· ,r . .•.. SOFA PIU.OwS ASST. COLORS c '' e Full •• 139·95 4 HP UTILE GIRLS DRES.SES You'll Do · Better at Pickens! IKNIONLY Wednesday evening at riled the Holy Landa. Earl Lyndon of PQJileroy Dies HANDBAGS SPICETONE, 4x8 SHEET MAHOGANY, 4x8 sheet 4.25 VIRGINIA LAUAN, 4x8 sheet 4.35 CHERRYTONE LAUAN, 4x8 sheet _ 5.00 BUTTERNUT PLANKED, 4x8 sheet- 6.95 ANTIQUE BIRCH, 4x8 sheet 7.25 NATURAL BIRCH, 4x8 sheet 7.25 m!ocle4, $5.94 NEW HI FASHION BLOUSES 139·95 159·95 •ncl btvitatlon IB all churches In the city to ~•r , PT. PlEASANT - "The Tri· this interesUng talk,. Mr• .I llllf!o al of Jesus As a Lawyer din has done much Views It," will he the topic of the practice of Ruman an address by Attorney William ing the earlY timea ~~--~,-.F-o_r_Y-ou-r~E~a-sM-r~O~u~~~t-, SPRING FLATS (W.I J HP Spires Held For Trial $4.94 LADIES' AND TEENS FOOT SLIMMER STYLES ~-· Buy! If· Each THESE LOWER the Main Street Baptist beginning at 7:30 p.m. f•.. ' II .99 CHECK America's Best ,,_: Power Tiller I E992-21 FOOTWEAR For Your New Outfit LADIES ASST. LOVELY ~ ·~~;~~c:OLORS J/ at $2.99 Springfield I Easter & Spring ~tyles LADIES' HI-FASHION Small 0.,.0.11 -FORLAY-AWAY Lacy Style Shells PRICES: ' .ss ~! · $ I l Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy..Mlddltport, G., . "SHIFTS" - SKIMMERS I AND "A" LINES 'l(! 1 ! .Uenise Person Preparing for More Surgery '" ·- C•PYR.AlfJD" TENTS Id WALL PANELING ' COATS D'RESSES eNEW SOLID COLORS AND PATI'ERNS ., i f, LADIES' HI FASHION NEW SPRING . . this OPPOSITE MARK V SUPER MKT. ' WASIUNGTON <UPI)-Pres- Guam wllb l U.S. aourcea conceded, howev- the United State. would atill be,Hanol. envoys m Moscow, Burma, or Idem Johnson's unprecedenled itop Vletiunnoseler, that it was oniikely that interested and the terms I Hanb RejeeUoil another mutually agreeable site. 1 personal peace · bid to Ho Cbi ' underscored Himoi would do ae about..face in Johnsoo outlined were not U. ~. officials were puzzled Minh Is still open despite Its · wtten said: . Itbe Immediate future aod come f closed. As. Johnson's plane was Hanoi's decision to publicize rejection by the Nort . Vielna- "We persevere in our ' to accept Johnson's letter as the ; Disclosure of tbe Johnsoo-Ho wlngmg homeward from Guam, 1 February correspondence mese leader, responsible U.S. ef!Ol'ls find an honorable ' basts for peace negottatlons or correspondence, unique in the IHanoi suddenly made ,>ublic , cause in lhe pest the Commu-1 sources said today. Ipeac>e:"'llhW that Is achieved, , even more limited Ialka on cle- many efforts b)> . die United Ho's harsb rejection of. the nisi& bave ., sought secrecy Johnson, who returned Tues-J we shaU~ ~onUnue to do our duty, escalation of the conllll:t. States and other nation• to get President'• plea for seeret t!llks lbeir contacts, direct or in. day nigbt from his fast..moving 1Jn Vietnam." . 1 But they let It be known that ,talks started, came first !rom Ibetween specially de!llgnated,direct, with the United States. ' 1 •r ~ ' ntel Peace Bid to Ho Still Open Unprec Chief f Jr FJ're FI'ghters Refreshments were served by 1 Combmed Event the hostesses to Misses Hilda , MASON - A combined meet- II and Lorena Weiss, Mrs. Cecil ing was one topic discussed Smtih, Mrs. Murl Megee, Mrs. I the Hill Billie 4 H Club at · Geor~e Carson,_ ~1rs. E be r regu!Jr meeting, Tuesday even. Rousn, Mrs. Wilham Fry, Mrs. ing. The meeting will be held Reuben Stewart, Mrs. Lester April Il, at the Broad Run ~erkle and Mlss Emma Forth•. Schoolhouse and will be ' tended by the Hill Billie aSOD efSOO and the Vernon Star Dusters. The Hill Billies will hosl t h ·- - - - - - meeting and provide the e·v· ;• Mrs. Jack Rousb• (Clara) was gram. returned to her home on Sun- It was announced that tho··o 1• dny from the Holzer !fospJtal. will be .a cooking school, ! 1J Mrs. Lena Ebersbach and M:s. all mzmbers of tPe club · ~en l"i~ utzling of _ Pom~roy . VIs- food projects, at the home 1ted on Sunday Wllb M1ss Stell:.'! catherine Newberry, Thur.:;day , Gress. . March 23. Mr. and Mrs. F!ed .~cnktn~J: Devotionals consisting or scrip-of Apple ~rove, Ohto vtst\;!d on ture and a poem were given by Sunday with her parents, Mr. Vickie and Debbie McConihay and Mrs. Cecil Kirk. Following talks ~iven by 0<1> Pat nyan ?£ th~ A_n~y, a~l~nd- hie and Vickie McComhay w l~g school m Vtrgmta, VISited -a short recreation period, the his parents, Mr. rmd Mrs. Ed· progra mwas presE'ntcd b yKenward Ryan over the weekenrl. neth and Becky Fry and ·steve Mrs. Gloria Ebersb:::tch and Newberrv. ' Mrs. Mary Neutzling of Glor_-_ __ ia's Beauty Shop attende<! a Al\RESTS MADE Hair Styling Shaw in Columbus PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests during the weekend. !recorded at the county jail Mrs. Glen Thompson and Mar- were Steven Ray Huddleston tha visited on Sunday with her iGallipol is Ferry, charged mother, Mrs .. Harold Lewis at AWOL from the United States 1 West Columbia. • Army : 8111 Roush 46 New Rees M T Mr. 8 nd rs. om d H Oh. en, an owaru• E"· M'll 1 er, 51 , 'd f Lo an d son, D av1 , o gan, 10 Pt .PI b t.h " 1' 0 . Rees oI v·In· . t. . easan Ctoarge d WI'th an d Mrs. v.therme t' ton, Ohio were Sunday guests In oxica 100 ' _ _ __ of Miss Emma Forthe. F . Kl orce tn Germany, wtll ~o M and Mr J' r. .tPI s. tmmy 'd h . he bas been dM ng R Flo r~awere rp 1 ~· ~m easan an r~. . . assigned. ' 0 · ng f Henderson, VISIIed Mrs. Elizabeth Jeffers rrttlrnon Sunday, With Mr. and Mr!J. ed home after visiting four Albert Swatzel. Mr. King, who weeks with Mr. and Mrs Tom h.s been stBtioned in the Air Miles at Fayettsville, W. Va. .\ . Being :Aiiaeiunce4 l\IAS!)~ - All W,embly ~~~!;,.~~ as ho~tesses. ble to become a Durir:g the business meeting nr~man, providing there is the program of the tooth brush ivacancy ~nd he has the s<de was discussed and plans sent of his parents. were made for a Bake Sale on ! April 1st at the B and B Mar-l' 4-H Club Plans ket in Mason. • " ' '.I WELKERS MAPU LAWN POULTRY . J47 Mulblrry Av.. LADIES NYLON ~UBLE 'A~EL 9924736 Pomeroy, 0. H"' SUPS Line of Eoater Candiea, ChciCOII . . . .. . . , I " ' Chicks, Etc., Jelly EIKft, M.ttnh•nolllolt,l roy ·~ Novelties. Evlt'ylhlng To M.tke A H•ppy 1.-ttr , ' " For Young and Old Alike. ··' · e BHutihtl Stntlmontal end Cerda ond Gift lien Small, lo!ed., l4111• Reg. fl.OO, VINili ., . , eS. Our Comptet. Line of Child,.... ' ' Ltd I• llllfolda and Hltndbla•· In . a VM·Ie.tv, Styles end Colon {Including Whltll 'M;'flilflf · : i' ' Mel Spring. j<{ '· 01 ., . ' .89 Cute Cud~ly ' .. . from $3.00 . from$3.95\ $3.00 fRE~ HOSiERY .OFFER . ' '·· ',. ' ....,.,.lil l ... our Fine Line of ~,llllncl W · l\Jt I~ Plll't ., H..., .. . the Cwpona . • <, • ,' • . . �. ,. . • 'AMe~Jr. Provam · be presented• " l'IIJ!am,a ·:. TburS'day, at 2:30 p.m. _b':!y~=~b~o;;' •rmual Charity B~ wUI be lleld . · 0 • Future l{omemaken . A May 6th at thj NatiOIII\1 Gu.rd Uon. Re.. John Grandstaff on an<l Mike Joneo of Armory frolll !.d p.m. unUI zl van Wert, Ohio, • ronner are taltiDg snare, a 1.m. ~ to Mrs. Harold letlc instrudor at the school, !roll! Oluck '(.eqo, Ridenour, chairman. I ' wm be ' tile guest speaker. a pw;cus!lloo major from Ohio The annual affair is sponsor- PT. PLEASAJ1T - Bill Park, Pauletta Barldolph will serve Univ~r!llty at Eastern H I g ed by the. Pleasant Valley Hos- ,son of Dr. and Mrs. Nelson ; u mistress of ceremonies. Schoot · pttal AllXlllary wlllt proceeds , Park, Mason Blvd., Po I n t 1 scripture wlU be read by Becky · ChriSty Howard, Hsrrtett li'Om the ball used for improve- ! Pleasant, has be on named j' Lewis and a program of a clar·lLayne, Marllyn Gibbs, Becky moot< at the hospital. :chief of the newly organized !net solo by Christy Howard; a !Gilmore, and Diane TuMey, The theme for tbis year's · Jumor Fire Department. solo by Barbara Marshall will iclarinet players, are receiving Chanty Ball will be "The Rain- : The organization Is under follow. Iadditional Instructions fro bow" and music far dancing :the direction of the local Fjre Sponsor IB Mrs. Eleanor Mill· IMr. O'Connell, woo<idwlnd Will be provided by the Twilit- Department and ~~ tbe flrstjer, Home Ecnomtcs instructor. !Siructot of tlte M~e Del>ar~ll ers. TickeiB are priced at $5 time an organlzat.on of this, ment, Marshall Uruvenity. '" ,·cuple anrl will be placed on type has been organized 'ln ! PleasaBt Valley Bospllal Tommy Hoffman, who DlaliS II sale in !.he near iuluro. :Point Pleasant. The Junior ; Adm!Ued: Mrs. James Bech- a Larilee oboe.• Is receiving 1 department Is open for boys ; tie Henderson· Jewel Dunlap dltlonal Instructions from 1•ges 16 and 17 and will be com- : Pleasant. ' '!Hager. Devotions on posed of 32 members. , Dlsebarged: Russell Ruttgen, ! Mr. Gerald Simmons, I Bill Flowers, son of Lt. and ILetart; Harold Stutz, Pt. Plea- i ma Wbite Falcon director, 'Single Event' I Mrs. Juhn Flowers, is the as·;sant; Mrs. Melvln Matheny,lannounced tltat tl1c Junior Hlgl1 ll He by Class 1sistant fire chiet The mem~rs 1 Leon; Mrs. Wilkie Tucker and IBand F•stival will be held MASON _ Mrs. Ray Proffitt. ' will parltctpate m weekly fire ison, Grimms Landing. Wahama on April 1st. Mason, presented the dev•>lion-jdrills but Will not actually 6ght , als based on one Single any ftres .. They w11f be allo":ed E~ vnt, • 1 when the sunshin~ , to go on f1re ~s.ll~ and do du~es Class nf the Mason Methodisl ,other thao entermg burnmg, Church met Thursday evening !buildings and handle hoses. at the church with Mrs. Prof- When the ~ember reaches fitt and Mrs. Rnssell Capehart the age of IB, be becomes ellgl- The: Pt.' ' ·FRI.· SA,T. .. LADIES' LOVELY ~ ~ , SPRING & EASTERl .n e All The New Stylea I. -- r M al Each · ••• with! Spring Offer On Pre-Finished e Patenla·LI•ther eStock HHII eHI·HHIS ! All ' .99' ... PATENTS GIRLS CUT! · NEW EASTER $J.60 HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY e SOLID COtURS e FANCY PRINTS e DAINTY TRIMS Slzea 3 to 8x - SPECIAL SALE FOR SPRING LADIES NEW SHADES IN - . ,., PAIRS FOR ~oo .., .. ~ IT PULLS ITSELF I HUFFY FRONT WHUL • DRIVI Other Huffys-44.95 up NO PU5HIMG - JUST GuiDE rrt ,DIUVE' TO PICKENS HDWE. AND SAVEl 5 HP 174·95 • .SPECIAL DISCOUNT ....~rio wllil !lao HUFIY BROADL.\Ilf lelf. Psopellod ICIIalr ...., The power dttloa flcat whee18 clo llle wcok. y.., coa llop, cw book 1p without lioldDa t l w - oat cl ...,_ Po-..1 117 Brla- a. ....._ BK JLP• .,.r:t.ao. · c:c-11 w1- !lao HUFFY BROADLAliH w ... • IIJ !lao IIII&Je !em hell,ilt odjuat"""t. Oae ...., *na1 tt. c14!1!t& helP'• • ., too11 ••tllol. ON AL~o::~E~~~NRI:~~~~ARTON OPEN EVERY DAY ALL DAY 7:00 to 5:30 SATURDAY NIGHJS TIL 8 . eRED I THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. . .... ODIERS $1.99 & $3.88 EXTRA SHEER , , , MESH or PLAIN ~ {~ NEW SP.RING STYLES LADIES' ROLL-UP SLEEVES 773-5554 eWHITE . . .. eBONE little Girls Sizes To 4 .88 $ SEAMLESS NYLONS . . eBLACK 7 to 12 NEW .00 eASST. COLORS • SIZES 32 to 38 evALUES TO .1.59 ' each IT'S TIME TO PAINT! BUY PAINT HERE AT DISCOUNTS nVICTOR" "DIXIE" VINYL LATEX OIL BASE FLAT WAll PAINT HOUSE Wblte and Colon White and Colon PAINT .99 .99 gaL gal. Auerttd Styles In CANDY FIWD EASBR BASKETS · DISCOUNT PRICED GIRL'S AND BOY'S SPRING ·'' 11women's DRESS ., FLATS ; " $2·" ._ FOOTWEAR · 8% to3 Si:l:es eGJ~It Patents aild Str•pa "' S .94· pr. lou.Ws Shoe Stol'l e~Loafera Hit Oxfords Reg. 59c Va~! Eorly Amerlct!'l ~;;~~$ and CordoN! ' 1" .'· ,r . .•.. SOFA PIU.OwS ASST. COLORS c '' e Full •• 139·95 4 HP UTILE GIRLS DRES.SES You'll Do · Better at Pickens! IKNIONLY Wednesday evening at riled the Holy Landa. Earl Lyndon of PQJileroy Dies HANDBAGS SPICETONE, 4x8 SHEET MAHOGANY, 4x8 sheet 4.25 VIRGINIA LAUAN, 4x8 sheet 4.35 CHERRYTONE LAUAN, 4x8 sheet _ 5.00 BUTTERNUT PLANKED, 4x8 sheet- 6.95 ANTIQUE BIRCH, 4x8 sheet 7.25 NATURAL BIRCH, 4x8 sheet 7.25 m!ocle4, $5.94 NEW HI FASHION BLOUSES 139·95 159·95 •ncl btvitatlon IB all churches In the city to ~•r , PT. PlEASANT - "The Tri· this interesUng talk,. Mr• .I llllf!o al of Jesus As a Lawyer din has done much Views It," will he the topic of the practice of Ruman an address by Attorney William ing the earlY timea ~~--~,-.F-o_r_Y-ou-r~E~a-sM-r~O~u~~~t-, SPRING FLATS (W.I J HP Spires Held For Trial $4.94 LADIES' AND TEENS FOOT SLIMMER STYLES ~-· Buy! If· Each THESE LOWER the Main Street Baptist beginning at 7:30 p.m. f•.. ' II .99 CHECK America's Best ,,_: Power Tiller I E992-21 FOOTWEAR For Your New Outfit LADIES ASST. LOVELY ~ ·~~;~~c:OLORS J/ at $2.99 Springfield I Easter & Spring ~tyles LADIES' HI-FASHION Small 0.,.0.11 -FORLAY-AWAY Lacy Style Shells PRICES: ' .ss ~! · $ I l Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy..Mlddltport, G., . "SHIFTS" - SKIMMERS I AND "A" LINES 'l(! 1 ! .Uenise Person Preparing for More Surgery '" ·- C•PYR.AlfJD" TENTS Id WALL PANELING ' COATS D'RESSES eNEW SOLID COLORS AND PATI'ERNS ., i f, LADIES' HI FASHION NEW SPRING . . this OPPOSITE MARK V SUPER MKT. ' WASIUNGTON <UPI)-Pres- Guam wllb l U.S. aourcea conceded, howev- the United State. would atill be,Hanol. envoys m Moscow, Burma, or Idem Johnson's unprecedenled itop Vletiunnoseler, that it was oniikely that interested and the terms I Hanb RejeeUoil another mutually agreeable site. 1 personal peace · bid to Ho Cbi ' underscored Himoi would do ae about..face in Johnsoo outlined were not U. ~. officials were puzzled Minh Is still open despite Its · wtten said: . Itbe Immediate future aod come f closed. As. Johnson's plane was Hanoi's decision to publicize rejection by the Nort . Vielna- "We persevere in our ' to accept Johnson's letter as the ; Disclosure of tbe Johnsoo-Ho wlngmg homeward from Guam, 1 February correspondence mese leader, responsible U.S. ef!Ol'ls find an honorable ' basts for peace negottatlons or correspondence, unique in the IHanoi suddenly made ,>ublic , cause in lhe pest the Commu-1 sources said today. Ipeac>e:"'llhW that Is achieved, , even more limited Ialka on cle- many efforts b)> . die United Ho's harsb rejection of. the nisi& bave ., sought secrecy Johnson, who returned Tues-J we shaU~ ~onUnue to do our duty, escalation of the conllll:t. States and other nation• to get President'• plea for seeret t!llks lbeir contacts, direct or in. day nigbt from his fast..moving 1Jn Vietnam." . 1 But they let It be known that ,talks started, came first !rom Ibetween specially de!llgnated,direct, with the United States. ' 1 •r ~ ' ntel Peace Bid to Ho Still Open Unprec Chief f Jr FJ're FI'ghters Refreshments were served by 1 Combmed Event the hostesses to Misses Hilda , MASON - A combined meet- II and Lorena Weiss, Mrs. Cecil ing was one topic discussed Smtih, Mrs. Murl Megee, Mrs. I the Hill Billie 4 H Club at · Geor~e Carson,_ ~1rs. E be r regu!Jr meeting, Tuesday even. Rousn, Mrs. Wilham Fry, Mrs. ing. The meeting will be held Reuben Stewart, Mrs. Lester April Il, at the Broad Run ~erkle and Mlss Emma Forth•. Schoolhouse and will be ' tended by the Hill Billie aSOD efSOO and the Vernon Star Dusters. The Hill Billies will hosl t h ·- - - - - - meeting and provide the e·v· ;• Mrs. Jack Rousb• (Clara) was gram. returned to her home on Sun- It was announced that tho··o 1• dny from the Holzer !fospJtal. will be .a cooking school, ! 1J Mrs. Lena Ebersbach and M:s. all mzmbers of tPe club · ~en l"i~ utzling of _ Pom~roy . VIs- food projects, at the home 1ted on Sunday Wllb M1ss Stell:.'! catherine Newberry, Thur.:;day , Gress. . March 23. Mr. and Mrs. F!ed .~cnktn~J: Devotionals consisting or scrip-of Apple ~rove, Ohto vtst\;!d on ture and a poem were given by Sunday with her parents, Mr. Vickie and Debbie McConihay and Mrs. Cecil Kirk. Following talks ~iven by 0<1> Pat nyan ?£ th~ A_n~y, a~l~nd- hie and Vickie McComhay w l~g school m Vtrgmta, VISited -a short recreation period, the his parents, Mr. rmd Mrs. Ed· progra mwas presE'ntcd b yKenward Ryan over the weekenrl. neth and Becky Fry and ·steve Mrs. Gloria Ebersb:::tch and Newberrv. ' Mrs. Mary Neutzling of Glor_-_ __ ia's Beauty Shop attende<! a Al\RESTS MADE Hair Styling Shaw in Columbus PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests during the weekend. !recorded at the county jail Mrs. Glen Thompson and Mar- were Steven Ray Huddleston tha visited on Sunday with her iGallipol is Ferry, charged mother, Mrs .. Harold Lewis at AWOL from the United States 1 West Columbia. • Army : 8111 Roush 46 New Rees M T Mr. 8 nd rs. om d H Oh. en, an owaru• E"· M'll 1 er, 51 , 'd f Lo an d son, D av1 , o gan, 10 Pt .PI b t.h " 1' 0 . Rees oI v·In· . t. . easan Ctoarge d WI'th an d Mrs. v.therme t' ton, Ohio were Sunday guests In oxica 100 ' _ _ __ of Miss Emma Forthe. F . Kl orce tn Germany, wtll ~o M and Mr J' r. .tPI s. tmmy 'd h . he bas been dM ng R Flo r~awere rp 1 ~· ~m easan an r~. . . assigned. ' 0 · ng f Henderson, VISIIed Mrs. Elizabeth Jeffers rrttlrnon Sunday, With Mr. and Mr!J. ed home after visiting four Albert Swatzel. Mr. King, who weeks with Mr. and Mrs Tom h.s been stBtioned in the Air Miles at Fayettsville, W. Va. .\ . Being :Aiiaeiunce4 l\IAS!)~ - All W,embly ~~~!;,.~~ as ho~tesses. ble to become a Durir:g the business meeting nr~man, providing there is the program of the tooth brush ivacancy ~nd he has the s<de was discussed and plans sent of his parents. were made for a Bake Sale on ! April 1st at the B and B Mar-l' 4-H Club Plans ket in Mason. • " ' '.I WELKERS MAPU LAWN POULTRY . J47 Mulblrry Av.. LADIES NYLON ~UBLE 'A~EL 9924736 Pomeroy, 0. H"' SUPS Line of Eoater Candiea, ChciCOII . . . .. . . , I " ' Chicks, Etc., Jelly EIKft, M.ttnh•nolllolt,l roy ·~ Novelties. Evlt'ylhlng To M.tke A H•ppy 1.-ttr , ' " For Young and Old Alike. ··' · e BHutihtl Stntlmontal end Cerda ond Gift lien Small, lo!ed., l4111• Reg. fl.OO, VINili ., . , eS. Our Comptet. Line of Child,.... ' ' Ltd I• llllfolda and Hltndbla•· In . a VM·Ie.tv, Styles end Colon {Including Whltll 'M;'flilflf · : i' ' Mel Spring. j<{ '· 01 ., . ' .89 Cute Cud~ly ' .. . from $3.00 . from$3.95\ $3.00 fRE~ HOSiERY .OFFER . ' '·· ',. ' ....,.,.lil l ... our Fine Line of ~,llllncl W · l\Jt I~ Plll't ., H..., .. . the Cwpona . • <, • ,' • . . �.. , ·'' • · i¥f~,, ~,_ ·. , · · · . , ," ·r 'ilr " ,.... . I 1 -~~...........:. Forest Ruil Methodist wsc~~sr-~tfDally Sentln~l. II . . .At Home·' ot,t,iri, WencJtlhrStUtler . !which she gave the In • • ',. '·~' ,.. . ,-•:.·.,. ~l f:il' ~he does not ~ke Interviews. waif- By Congressman ' ' Cooked Hams Generout ARE CLARENCE 'E. MIUER By the time you read this, you should have ed a questionnaire sent out by our office soliciting your opinions on some of the major issues facing the nation and the 90th Congress. A copy of the questionnaire has been mailed to every home in the lOth District. This is one way for us to g~ · 1n accurate appraisal of your thinking as a taxpayer. I hope you will seriously consider the questions and return the questionnaire as soon as possible. We < will release the results of r · your opinions sometime In IHouse Advisory Panel is the April. House Armed Services CommitPerhaps one ollbe lftOSt talk· tee's .CiviUan Ad•1sory Panel ell about llibjecto ln American hQjled by Retired General Mark homes today II the draft. Dur· w!" Clark. tne the past month three pro- All proposals supported eitenposals calliDg for military slon of the current draft 'Jaw draft reform have been submit- which is due to expire July ted. They were submitted by !st. All supported a reversal in lhe National Advisory Cornmis- the current order of draftee · &iOn, the HQU!e Advisory Panel ductions, reeommending and the thlrd wao a e<~mbina- 19-year-old men he ulled Not all Grade "A" eggs are alike. tio of the two which was-sub- service before older To be labeled Grade "A" mltted by the President. The pl'9posals differed in eggs must meet certain minimum requirements. The National Advisory Com· areas, nttably in their recom· mission was appointed by Pres- mendatioils witlt regard to conldent Johnson in 1966 .and is tinuation of student deferments, There is many an egg that can be called Grade "A" . headed by 11urke Marshall. The ·and the Reserves. that just never could be a Sunnybrook Egg. The plan proposed by the Na· •nJ tiOna! Advisory Ccunntission eliminated student and occupa. Surinybrook Ergs ... they're our best. tiona! draft deferments. Persong They have to be well above the minimum Admlslioo• ·in deferred scho&l. Or apprentice , ~ or they won't make the grade with us. .t' ., . James A. Justice, 121 Bastl- training ·programs when the an1 Dr. ; Ira E. Hatfield, 551'. pian went inw effed would be Garfield Ave.; Ora L. Borden, alklwed t() complete the proBreak one in .a pan, notice how proud the yolk sits Kerr: Mrs. R. E~ene Elliott, grams, but would then be placThat's the sign of a good egg ... a fresh egg... · ""' Rodney: Mrs. Jimmie G. Park- ed intG the draft eligible pool a Sunnybrook Egg. , er, Vinton: Kimberly Jo Nev- with 19-ye-ar-olds. Men whc are il\e, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. chosen ffH' induction at age 19 Delbert 0. Pullin Rt. 2 Letart, would he allowed to complete Try Sunnybrook. W. Va.: Mrs. Perry E. Living- their :;ophornore year in college And if you ever find ston. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. C1ar.. before beginning active duty. just one egg that doesn't measure up, ence A. Huffman, Rt. 2 Leo•, There is alst a provision givW. Va.: George W. Romine, ing 18-year-old men the · OJtPOrwe'll give you a dozen free. Syracuse; Michael C. McWil· !unity of choosing the time they 12 for I ••• that's pretty good odds. Iiams, Pomeroy: Richard A. wish to serve between ages 18 Jacks, Sr., Langsvil1e; Mrs. and 23. AreSunnybrook Egg-s a good reason for shopp;ng AtP? Laura A. Wells, Rt. 1 Long Bo~ Concemjng th@'l\eserves, the tom: Mrs. Mary A, WipPel, National Advisory ConurussiDn Th41y're one of many. Pomeroy; 'Mr&. Josepll C. 'Mil- recommended that direct , enler. Jr., Ravenswoodi- Jarnef listment Into the Reserve and H. Nicholson, Rl. ~ Atltens; National Guard Farces Jhould Cbarleo W. Garvin, Rt. 1 Ew- not provide immunity from the ini10D; Jennifer L. Addis, Rt. draft for those with no prior I Ironton; Roy E. Baker, Lo- service exceptlor those who en· gan, Olloj Mrs. Arnold F. 1 list before they are classified Dean, Rt. 2 Wheelersburg; eligible at age 18. Maey Ann Mabie, Wellston: The recommendations submit· BIJ'ths (ed by the House Advisory PanIn \\adt Whitt 1-lb. \llrs. Joseph C. Miller, Jr., ;' el slated that undergraduate Buttermilk 4-oz .loav;. . Rafenswood, daughter, 11 :29 ! deferments should be contina.na.,. Tuesday. i ued. However, upon gradL!ation Dl.....,os I students would revert into the Ktnnetlt E. Bissell, Mr s. draft pool oo the level with U1c Mll7 j;, Bolu, Mrs. Charles 19-year-olds. ANN PAGI-<iHOeQLAfl . . ·.·: l. E. !lowman, Cecll L. Carpen- The Hollie Advisory Panel ANN PAGI 42·o~. ter, MrL $11111111!1 ~. _1Ua1, E. recommended calling some RoL. (lottrtll, lJoyd g!eSOng, servlsts lo active duty lo order MARYLAINE SOLID QUEEN ANNE PECAN, 144._ prig, . Michael Harmon, s. Char· to spread the burden of the Viet& p~g los i- Kargra~es. John W. Ow· nam •ar more eqUitably and ens :h Climes C. Hoffman, recommended the President be .' . . Mrs. Jalm Jl. .PeterJir Mrs. Ot- giVen permanent authority to Fe1ture of the Week tie ~mith, Melvin>" ~,t. Taylor,., call up Reserve forces wWlout Jr., Willord L. Tippit, IM s. declaring a national emergency. BONE B~ G. Tumlr, William c. The third draft reform proWlllTE Willianl!, Mrs. John W. Tee! posal was submitted by the Presand' Jnlant .jl*"""'. ident. Basically, it is a compos" ~L.::..ite of the National Advisory ~~. Commission and House Advis· . Op 0 0 eS nry Panel reports. He want.• no more educ•tiononly tach . Ill deferments granted to postPUNK" WAGNALLS &TANDARO AEFEAENCa, ij~graduate students except those WITH EVERY . .1C . ta' ) B nard m med1cai and dental schooL I!NCYCLOLDEDIA Iam $5.00 PURCHASE , m er 1Concernmg the Reserves, he NO H. )'. ~lng D"r.t · • 8011 of wants permanent outhorit}' and ; Mrs. Jlmpard H. Uevlng, call up Reservists who are HERE ARE JUST A New Haven, VI. v~ .• romple~d performing satisfactorily in FEW OF THE CASH • military .l>~~piam onentation tive units and standby auth•or- 11 course Marf!J 10 at the ArmY I ity to draft men into Reserv•• ll (;haplain Sc!'ool, Ft. Hamlltoo, l and National Guard units. JAMES J. SWEENIIY. i. Y. . ,' And finally, the President BRUCE R. ZIRKLE · He ~iff!d blne weeks of wants to tack a military pay MRS. A. D. HUMI trainfJ?' . l o g y and couo- raise onto his proposal. DIANA SUI DOUGLAS ;ehng,J s of instruction He has said he wants the new JAMES WARFIE~D , and prlll · _ cr aracter guld-- plan lully operational before . wre. · i . I Jan. I, 196t-thuo the ri!I]JOnChapiJiin l;levinl receiVed nb I slblllty lor framing and otud•· B. ~- ,- ., !rom Otterbein \tng the Selective BOrvlce win - 4Sc · ~ '" Beltffille Whlto FullY •·Dressed 5 to·91ba. _ _ __ Whole, 14 to 11' lb. Froz111 Turkoyo, 6-14 lbo., lb. 39c · "" lb. 53c 1 l·lb. pkg. 69c FRESH PICNIC STYLI ·Pork Roast _ _ _ _ lb. 35c COUNTRY STYL! Spareribs . Fresh lb. 69c BEEF, VEAL. PORK Meat Loaf Mix _ lb. 69c 1.1mb Shoulder Chops _ lb. 59c SUPER·RIGHT Turkey Roll 2Vz lb. pkg. Boneless Chicken Roll _ Pork:.C:hops lb. 69c Fryer lb. 39'c ,. ' ... Fresh Sausage _ Chipped 1-lb. roll 49c Ham lb.. 89c Fish Sticks Shrtmp C!lcktail ~ ~ !lr~ $1.0!J S9c ' Fres~. Jggs you Iii the fulure. -~-· ···· -··· 2 doz. 85c Gas Station· W. Aloin j A&P.BRAND SEEDLESS . Tomatoes II»·· >;f; 6 29t fOr \ " . .. ' . -:~ .· IN -OVER 5200 Bl G VALUES EV E.RYDAY! ! _ Pillsbury Buttermilk ·:BISCUITS ..... . j! Robin Hood All Purpose "FLOUR ..... . N01tle's Chocolate ' 6fT Pf.AlD. Sl~ ~ruahod . · ... GET- REAL VALUE.-S, TOO .. •WHEN YOU SHOP AaP! SAUCE 1 :!~- ----'--7'~~;,. $1.00 "" "~.......... SwHt POtatoes .. 3 cans $1. PncJtP"III'YH ,2 1b.far 59c AlP BRAND-1-lb. cons ANN PAOHLUI.CHiill Slicetllttls -- .. 7 cans $1.00 ' A&P STRAI~I.,....I~· cons CranbttJY-SaUCe~ 2 cllns 45c ' . ANN PAGI . ' · ·• Elllow 1 . '· CHICK- •· · • • CHIC'S ~ -~':l · · ''• • '' · '' > ' \," · · ·'; ·; . Due li!'1 ' ' kit J9 ~ C · · . ·! '-ij~IQAY akiATUIIDAY t r ~· "".,,., M.. ct•SED EASTER SUNDAY L==========~======:::::::..~:;;:l~~~~~~';t;;=;;;:;'~- :::::;;:;;::;:::;:~ • ) A CJ,; • . un . Hoirftts;·· , ·, ·THE ·DAILY--· SEiiJNEL, 'c .;n STORE . HOUR$ Sib. $,.99 . ~~-59( ' · ·, ~ it, f ··! ., ·~. 1 :l ~· .;c t~ j I,J • s < • . ~ ·. ; ' . . ' + •• .~, I t • ••. ' .• ' Hunt's ... Halvos & Slic01 15'PEACHES ... ' l ib. 3 FIG BARS •• •• 3 COOKIES TI;SStiE , .. l ..... ·1APPLE SA No.2'11 can I pkp FIA~Ido Sandwich CNmt f ,. • ·.l' • "f J ;., ' • ' \ •- Sjii_!ceif.a . f: ,.. ' ' Vanilla C.,_ late l'lllb. pk•• 200ct. . , Regular 4~c Zion . Scoitle F~elol. .. Allor:fetiColcira • ' . Is Read In ·0\fe., / . • '1' , . ,,,... ..::~ PORK&BEANS Ltme~n 4 ·Smooth Whip 4-oz. pkg. 33c • I .. ·, lri Mqny A&P·.u;D ·f ' .. Th, ONLY Newspaper .. . Dr~. ·.. T:a.,z. •tt 33c I Hom&s-~~ ·1n Most 21• pkg 39c. Lot~ r...... ~ 16-oz. pkg. .· \. , . A&P a\\ND ;.:•.. · 2 lb.lar 43c · ~lnstcl~t Coffee 10-oz.far 1.09 .; E·ga . Dubuque Br•nd The ONE Newspqper ANN PAG~nHpj.lo, Afll'tcot OURO'" INSTANT CHOCOLATE DRINK 251b. bag Showbolt Family Sizo Cans ll 3~sspo Sll<od QUIK • • • •A·'PP'l E. A&P Brand PINEAPPLE . :' ~ · ~- "'. . can I 39c:; ~~ 49:c· ~ ' For Easter! READ .. ...., I Oranges·· .39c~ ~~s . FLORIDA JUICY Grapefruit 10 • • POTATOES ""~ Cnam Cheese .9-oz. pkg. !9c, I· • ! ~ c ~ ' , V!NI-RIP.E GALLON ~ · • TffrPRINKOF . . .....' .. .. . ' , . ........ . --:" ·I GET BASKETS Per&OIIt wilD have order Easter b~e)J from tho Syracuse Ladles AUiillary may pick them '.,. ~ (. .' 59c U.S. No. LMAINE Blue Goose Grade A Pasteurized and Homogenized Cream Eggs • pkg. 29c -· Fruh Nutlggs ·' · · 98c .. illlli &!., fbiiUppl, W. VL Fri.·Sat., Mer. 24-25 1 ·with 8 Gel. G.. ' CoHage Ch1111 21•. crtll. 59c. WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE APPLES- ALL ARE INVITED! There .. will be an Easter Sunrise -Bervice ·at the Hyse:lll Free Methodist Church beginnJJ~g at 6 o'clock. Spe1ikl!rl be Kennetlt Keesee of ion, Ohio. All are Invited. ~HICKS AIPIIUtND 4 97C WINNERS· !lllV!!jt;;iao pastor of 1'11ill.PI!! to analyzing It cilnp!etely and ~vangitlical United . llieiliiieli\odpportin& the moet beneficial ::burch, Plillllpp~ 1r. .Va. Jljl .priiCI'IJIYI. . We. wlll be ,.spendiog rUe, Dorothy, lll'ft at 111 · 1: ri'idrt' tiillo ·dlocilWIInl 'this' wllb ' Sunnyb,..ok, WhHe, Meclh•m· Enriched Sreac;l Mr.l Oa~jl!lore ~nterlng tbe A:· !'lid we. have pledaed ourselvtO ' • MA 41b. 49cl , PIAN SERVICE FREE TRIIo\MED - - - - lb. Dai ry Values! 19c = WEll lb• • ~ ~~~~~r.~~ill~ fr~~: =vi~..:';!: ahouldtrs of Unit~ :11p!Hilgical SemlnarJ, 'nllJ Is • oomplel problem llr, 1 Boneless Chuck ... CANDY BUYS FOR A THRIFTIER-- EAstER , Tk Ch Army . . urse in Orien on s•.c· 4-os. Ful-Valu: March 23, 24, 25 . : t;lb. pkg. CAP,'N JOHN FROZ~f!, _~ up, ' ·' '" RACI ... Jemima Pancake Dinner Big SavJngs For QUARTIR!D LOIN 9 to II CHOPS CAP'N,JOHN FROZIN Evth:e~sk.~ndy~ andthBr;M e~; a~1~.d~a~!~f;a:::. ;~-~~ SUNDAY,APR.l HONa'fSUCKLE BONELESS Qu~rters :~nd~~m~~~ Mrs. Hope ~. sle,~·~ · ~.-:Jii•• BigDayfor Raci,ne Emet,ld Gelatin Sllad _ 29c · Elster. l(lelbasa lb. 79c LEG 011, BRUST BLADE CUT , Jelly Eggs ····· · 1-lb. pkg. 29c Choc. Rabbits 1-lb. pkg. 98c _lb. 1J.oz. cup Sliced Bacon _ :;.: EASTER WEEK - -- EVERY WEEK PRICES AS LOW AS MOST--LOWER THAN MANY OTHERS Recently lb. SUPER RIGHT !~~lt~sa ~::kp:~Lbet IOOth· N OCiety ews ill.. '299 PaulR. Wolfe lb. - s. erl.~~: VALUES EVERYDAY lb. -- • News Hospla.cl Apple Pies · .. · .... -- · .. · 39c Bake Serve Rolls 3 pkg. 89c Angel Food Cake ·· · · pkg. 45c I Jresh Turkeys 39c HAM-STEAKS ~~~TE~R-...,.."·_89c·.: ~ CANNED HAMS ~~~~!:_:~.:.,_~~AR- 8 ~~~n $6.2(. ROA S!ING CHICKEN . ~ 49c. SEMI-BONELfSS HAMS - u-'----· 79c . AND JANE PARKER VALUES FOR EASTER ' Shonk ·, Portions -~__:_- lb. Bull Portions _ _ _ _ lb. 57< ha~~dl E~~J.~!:!~n!:~j:!!. ~ay Morrll attmooL olds of Syracuse and Mr. and -ol RuUal\d .. Mrs. Denny Ash uti chlldr•n Mrs. Dale Jacobo of Mldtlltport Atkins and MASON < • mERE ARE \ ll.~$. Gov't. Insp. Gr1de A ~- :~~~;A~: ·;;~ Post Chiefs of Pyth10n SisterS M .;. · d eet·on Mon "Twiggy" SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED •• a·RooMS 1>1 THERE I (' Eastercedsem·cet•h been J!stl 1or '" ~"" eporL announ spen e wee e WI rs. d Mr Eld C and Mr' ,._ WASHINGTON (UPI)- A lleri•te subcommittee €buren of Christ. Deem: Kathy Watson, Kath)' Mrs. Mildred Alkire spent a Van Cooney's mother, Mrs. an '· a arsey · "'""· approved Tuesday the allocation of r$273.6 1111111on far Listed are a meditation and FranciS; ~ Branham, Bet. day recently with Mrs. Hope Hope H•rper and family. and Mrs. Blll Cbapmar IIIII two Mn. · aid to Appalacl!ia and $10 mWion fo~ planning five new quiet ~our between 6 and 7 a.. ty Hobatemr, Pam NeutzUng, Harper and family. Mrs. Lola Cain called on Mrs. Ultle boys. and Mrs. ~~ ~~<~gional.development commissions. . m. wbdi the church will be 5berry Blackston, Karen Gr1~ Robert Gibson Is visiting Mr. Frances Howery. Mr. Bud Douglas lpi!nl 1 en! Suntlq • 1 The bill, which provides funds lor the fiscal year open loi the congregation wo" fifth, .Marla ll~I!Ber, ~ Mary and Mrs.l!obert Alkire and Ray Mrs. Earl McGrath " on weekend at ljome here. . Mr. and Mrs. starting July 1, · now goes to the Public Wprks Com· wish to enter the sanctuai-y and Lou Ash, T!Je gu-ts enJoyed the and friends and relatives before sick !i•t. Mr. and Mrs. Don. Atideraon mlttee for approval. The full committee also will work elect to take c:ommunloo. Ievening )>y eating:plzza and lis- returning to' his Army base. Mrs. Phyllis Clay called out the. inclusion of 18 Mississippi counties In the Ap. . f · teninil to records. ' Mre Doris Howard of Zanes- Mrs. McGrath. palalllnan program. _The Sunday School hllll' be·j · ville Is a guest It llr. and Mrs. Mrs. Estep 1s in Holzer HasSen. Jennings Randolph, D -rcorners area of Utah, Colorado, g,na at g,30 .a.m. foll~wtd by GRAYS ·VISIT HERE · Charlie . Jonee IIIII daughter, pita! for tests. Rev. Barnhart W. Va., chairman qf the sub- Arizona and ~w Mexico. morning worablp at 10.30 a.m. Lor.. is Jn serious condition at commlliee, ~id the biD tightwith Oavld Grubbs of_Glouster ~r. and ·Mrs. 'R. R. Gray of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morris zer Hospital. lena up qu.ny 'P,r~s!ona of the as the guest speaker. Bartlett called on Mr. and Mrs. called · Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. ard Mrs. Marian aid:)o·Appalachla program. • •· Mr. Grubbs has. aerved u a Charles Maesar, Easlern Loco!. ONLY It also Includes $2.5 million missionary In Afrtca and Is Mr. Gray is a former emulor funds to each of the five currenUy studying to bo .a med· live hesd ol schools In the new . planning commissions ... oy ical missionary. He hu been Chester • TUppers Plains area. tabllsbed last year by the Com- Mrs. dlltiam Allman wa s guest speaker at tbe church bemer.. Department to eoordlllate hostesr...... the MarclJ-.meeting here. The· Sunday elenlntl servfederal aid on a regional-basis, of the *Mt Cblefs of ,Me 1g, -Ice will begin· at· 7· p:m. A sugar-beet factory can FURNITURE CO. Patierned after tlte Appal$eb· TempW~b!an Slslera Monday hiiiUile more than 1,000 tons of MASON, W. VA. ian Regional Commission. the evenin~ at her home on Thl1"l up Saturday, March 25, !roJII sug~ beets a day. new ones are in New England, i Avenue.in Middleport. T"ne·meet- 10 a. m. until 3 p. m. at the Siberia is the name of a wh~re all six I states are part- ' mg was ,\pened with a reading town bell. town In Indlana. ne.,; tbe Great Lakes, comprls- 'l titled, 'i The Other Side" given lng1 parts of upper Michigan, by Mra1 Hor~ce McElhinny. Minnesota and Wisconsin; the I A !idrt business m•etlng Ozar~s. taking pari of Oklaho- was co11ducted by the presl1 ma, Arkansas and Missouri; the dent, ~s, Allman. A round coastal plains, comprising parts : robin calji was sent to 'Mr'J. ot North Carolina, South Caro- Peter Stace who is confillcd to lin* and Georgia, and the four her ho.ne. An article, "The Ot>en Door''· taken from Togethf!r magaziw:, was read by Mrs. George Childs. Games were played and prtz. es won by Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Dl·~s. Mrs. C~ijds, Mrs. Phil Mein' . ~. hart, and Mrs. K2rl 0 wen. Paul R. Wolf, 41, who was ' Mrs. ~cEthinny was awarded bol')l and raised in Racine died !the gucil prize. Mrs. Allman \ recently at Veterans Hospital, Iserved frozen fruit salad and MI. Walhtllgton. bread sticks from a table cenJ¥r. Wolf was "Ham Radio : tered with an arrangement of Operator of the Year" in 1960 I blue J1·is and Lilies flanked by for his work in teaching bam 1 green taper•. .. radio operation to more than . ---400 , greater Cincinnatians. Com!andery Plam Mr. •Wolf was em~loyed by , ! Hughes-Peters Inc., a wholesale Two ..eet1ng1 1 distributor. He was a meniber I The o Valley Command· I of !he "((''!ller Cincinnati Ama- lery 24 K T. will hold two · tuer ~o Assn., the AndeOion Iclal sermes Good Fr~day, . Hills Rangers, the Auxiliary Po- 24. WINESAP lie~ and the venb'lloqulst Un- It Is tG'meet at 7 p.m. at !on.' , ihall and ' then at 7:30 p.m.. He leaves his wife Eleanor I Trttilly Cburch of Clmst m At the Club Restaurant. Serving Sausage and all the pancakes you an4 a son John Paul. l329 Cool- Pomerof,· . idg' Ave., Mt. Waslllngton, hi• ! For Easter Sunnse Service can eat, adults, $1.00, children under 12, 50c. Sponsored by RaRight reserved to limit qWIDtitiu 1 th R the Commandery Is to meet 8 er, · · uo; at tbe hall and cine Merchants where tickets are available. Proceeds for ·comblsd at 7 a.m. at Pomeroy Melh~ I munity Improvements. ;;an2$~[~~~~~~~ ::~:;,Cb"l"h, withsword. or without j: wjthout 41b. Dttlicious l r:;A~vo=ldt~-~U~me~ll~gll~i=~=J:u:stDe1:·n~d=eVilleneuve, :V:III~ene=u~v=e·::::w:as:hl:ng:ha:lr:in:a:be:a:ut:y:pa~ 27, an ex- on Saturdays. · r~lor~'was . ~Th~eread~song~·;':'S;pl;rit:•f; by Mrs. ·Sisson ' ~God:,":l after p:re:·.s;ld:en:t·:;;: W89 Stutler, Curtis, and KevinJane Stutler, S1sson.. sandy. success take? range of elothes with a ''Dunno," says Twi{gy, who label and Hoed up 1 owns a Cockney voice, a figure witb famous men and ......-"to "Super-Right" ~Aeats! like face and a boyish cut lor i women of the world In Madame II WASHINGTON REPORT ·~ I . lo9 ' 'ILUMBmd.iim A slumber party ..~as beld II Hamsonville Onward by. House £ommi_ttee ·. 1 noWhat matterdoes whatthls her astonishing shape. London >till here,andnotPari'i. only but modeUng star of Ina. She is so shy she bowed out of / Appalachia Aid Bill Sent ' "- ~!~,Jtoitnted I 1 · ' -- - J IJany Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, o., Mareh 22· 1~1 Servid•s on ' . . ~· '! _eror·Mlddleport, 0., March 22, 1961 ' UCUOn the annual meeting The WSCS of tile Forest Run, Mra. l!ldith'. SiSsoil 'w~ .pr .. to !he p~IIUI .. Ml'S'. ~mouth District to be ~ld ,£". 1 I hate people starmg_ at me Methodist Church met at ~~• gram leader. A poem, ,;My An· tis took- lbe part of tl]e 1!- Jrontou, TUe,sday, . M~,c~ 1 ~ and asking smy questio~s. I . horne ol Mrs. Wendell StUUI!( swer" 'tallen from the 1\!eth.. Uan MisSionary ~nd M s. Sls- froJ,D 9:45· a.m. - 3:20 p.m. M•• never know wllat to say. with Mrs. J9hn Gruese• an{dlst Woman wauiad by Ml'!l. son, the Muslim ~nary. , S will~ May Fellowoh(p OaJ She lives In a semJ-detached Mrs. Lillian Napper as . .. ~lfred x~auge;; I ~·Lela The program closed Will! a res- ifor all county -romeo at tin . , house 1n an ordinary London , b te C · r d ''One Solitary ullle of the wr1ter, Stanley Et- Forest Run church. Women w1l .. 1 LONDON CUPI)-A phen-hertnlnmousyhair. TUssaud'swarworks. · suburb with "Mum and Oad," l os sses. . ' ur-'.~ rea _, . wood Brush, wllo is a hlghlyt>rlrig a :sack ~unch. Coffee an< 1 00 omenon named Tw1ggy, worth a She w01ghs 91 pounds, mea. I When she goes to -the. United who is a scenery maker, and • T)le meebng . was open L~e. , Ieducated misslona!)' Ill Pakls- tea provided by the hosts. fortune because she has oo sures 31-22-32 and looks In States . Monday lor six weeks, mongrel dog. Her father will Wlth devotiOOSMtak~ fr~m :,~ MOl. Sisson ! pl'jlgram w•• tim. The 'benedicU& viis an The next meeting on A"" f1gure, is about to descend on Idanger of lading away. ,she will be modelin_g for the fat accompany her to America. Upper ~ 0'::; rs .. ~roY~ k Christian an~ MpartlusJilll. The pur- !rub Blessing. ·I!< llfl will be a. potluck at tht the United Stktes. , She also has certain essen- lee of $224 an hour and I Her real name is Leslie ans rea . e_ scrip re 8 en PD"'S were to · clpate in • - _ . "• church. At •the age of 17, she Is the tials, like a manager, and a lot promoting the Introduction of Hornby but she was called ' from Jobn IUS, 21. · i new conversation between a Mrs. ~Jobn Grueser had tbe · most pbotogr~ed fashion of luck. the ''Twiggy" inspired clothes. ITwiggy at school because she Chr~sban ard a Mu~hm and to s~clal which was a1" poem I Refreshments were served tc 1 model of the mo,ilent in Bri(an . . The luck started last year. I Iwas so thin and her manager hairdresser from the East End exarnme the ChflsUan mission liUed ''The Storm." :•~ , j those mentiOned above and Mr>. She is the living proof t~al any Those who said it could not last ~.:~ f~: glance, she seems f~r made use of tile name. . of London, spotted Twiggy when. to men. Scrtp_~re was taken Mrs. ~ed Nesse, Vl~e-pres- . Harry Wyilt~ Mrs.. Rober! g.rl can become-or at least were dumbfounded when 1967 1t stuff tllat success 18 , He used to be called Nigel she was 15 and earning pocket f(Om I John 4. 7~ and John tQ. !dent, presided at the l!uline!S Laudermllt, Mrs. L111ian Naf>.. think she can become-a model came round and Twiggy was made of. Davies but changed . this to money while still at school by t6. · ·meeting _In the absenctf elf the per, and guests, Rev. Wendd\, y· . . ' •'· .. _ , ~ .. - ....,jl 'f •~c.. ~ ·going to a "1""'lllfi'OI the y~tr'! · .1 . •\' . • 'T ' . . w .,,. rlQUr ._ e es s '. wl gg l lu~h:::.tt~a~=·~·~p;:;~ys , • fl 1f $224 . . ' H ' .M .' . o··.. ·e •. .or ' .per our I ' \ r _·r . ..,r;·;r·" _~::- t,1''rH":~t; r.:;..~.... , ' .._:"'"'"'"~ · .. '" . ,... . .. ............. " ~~ • . I • \ ' '· • 1 �.. , ·'' • · i¥f~,, ~,_ ·. , · · · . , ," ·r 'ilr " ,.... . I 1 -~~...........:. Forest Ruil Methodist wsc~~sr-~tfDally Sentln~l. II . . .At Home·' ot,t,iri, WencJtlhrStUtler . !which she gave the In • • ',. '·~' ,.. . ,-•:.·.,. ~l f:il' ~he does not ~ke Interviews. waif- By Congressman ' ' Cooked Hams Generout ARE CLARENCE 'E. MIUER By the time you read this, you should have ed a questionnaire sent out by our office soliciting your opinions on some of the major issues facing the nation and the 90th Congress. A copy of the questionnaire has been mailed to every home in the lOth District. This is one way for us to g~ · 1n accurate appraisal of your thinking as a taxpayer. I hope you will seriously consider the questions and return the questionnaire as soon as possible. We < will release the results of r · your opinions sometime In IHouse Advisory Panel is the April. House Armed Services CommitPerhaps one ollbe lftOSt talk· tee's .CiviUan Ad•1sory Panel ell about llibjecto ln American hQjled by Retired General Mark homes today II the draft. Dur· w!" Clark. tne the past month three pro- All proposals supported eitenposals calliDg for military slon of the current draft 'Jaw draft reform have been submit- which is due to expire July ted. They were submitted by !st. All supported a reversal in lhe National Advisory Cornmis- the current order of draftee · &iOn, the HQU!e Advisory Panel ductions, reeommending and the thlrd wao a e<~mbina- 19-year-old men he ulled Not all Grade "A" eggs are alike. tio of the two which was-sub- service before older To be labeled Grade "A" mltted by the President. The pl'9posals differed in eggs must meet certain minimum requirements. The National Advisory Com· areas, nttably in their recom· mission was appointed by Pres- mendatioils witlt regard to conldent Johnson in 1966 .and is tinuation of student deferments, There is many an egg that can be called Grade "A" . headed by 11urke Marshall. The ·and the Reserves. that just never could be a Sunnybrook Egg. The plan proposed by the Na· •nJ tiOna! Advisory Ccunntission eliminated student and occupa. Surinybrook Ergs ... they're our best. tiona! draft deferments. Persong They have to be well above the minimum Admlslioo• ·in deferred scho&l. Or apprentice , ~ or they won't make the grade with us. .t' ., . James A. Justice, 121 Bastl- training ·programs when the an1 Dr. ; Ira E. Hatfield, 551'. pian went inw effed would be Garfield Ave.; Ora L. Borden, alklwed t() complete the proBreak one in .a pan, notice how proud the yolk sits Kerr: Mrs. R. E~ene Elliott, grams, but would then be placThat's the sign of a good egg ... a fresh egg... · ""' Rodney: Mrs. Jimmie G. Park- ed intG the draft eligible pool a Sunnybrook Egg. , er, Vinton: Kimberly Jo Nev- with 19-ye-ar-olds. Men whc are il\e, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. chosen ffH' induction at age 19 Delbert 0. Pullin Rt. 2 Letart, would he allowed to complete Try Sunnybrook. W. Va.: Mrs. Perry E. Living- their :;ophornore year in college And if you ever find ston. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. C1ar.. before beginning active duty. just one egg that doesn't measure up, ence A. Huffman, Rt. 2 Leo•, There is alst a provision givW. Va.: George W. Romine, ing 18-year-old men the · OJtPOrwe'll give you a dozen free. Syracuse; Michael C. McWil· !unity of choosing the time they 12 for I ••• that's pretty good odds. Iiams, Pomeroy: Richard A. wish to serve between ages 18 Jacks, Sr., Langsvil1e; Mrs. and 23. AreSunnybrook Egg-s a good reason for shopp;ng AtP? Laura A. Wells, Rt. 1 Long Bo~ Concemjng th@'l\eserves, the tom: Mrs. Mary A, WipPel, National Advisory ConurussiDn Th41y're one of many. Pomeroy; 'Mr&. Josepll C. 'Mil- recommended that direct , enler. Jr., Ravenswoodi- Jarnef listment Into the Reserve and H. Nicholson, Rl. ~ Atltens; National Guard Farces Jhould Cbarleo W. Garvin, Rt. 1 Ew- not provide immunity from the ini10D; Jennifer L. Addis, Rt. draft for those with no prior I Ironton; Roy E. Baker, Lo- service exceptlor those who en· gan, Olloj Mrs. Arnold F. 1 list before they are classified Dean, Rt. 2 Wheelersburg; eligible at age 18. Maey Ann Mabie, Wellston: The recommendations submit· BIJ'ths (ed by the House Advisory PanIn \\adt Whitt 1-lb. \llrs. Joseph C. Miller, Jr., ;' el slated that undergraduate Buttermilk 4-oz .loav;. . Rafenswood, daughter, 11 :29 ! deferments should be contina.na.,. Tuesday. i ued. However, upon gradL!ation Dl.....,os I students would revert into the Ktnnetlt E. Bissell, Mr s. draft pool oo the level with U1c Mll7 j;, Bolu, Mrs. Charles 19-year-olds. ANN PAGI-<iHOeQLAfl . . ·.·: l. E. !lowman, Cecll L. Carpen- The Hollie Advisory Panel ANN PAGI 42·o~. ter, MrL $11111111!1 ~. _1Ua1, E. recommended calling some RoL. (lottrtll, lJoyd g!eSOng, servlsts lo active duty lo order MARYLAINE SOLID QUEEN ANNE PECAN, 144._ prig, . Michael Harmon, s. Char· to spread the burden of the Viet& p~g los i- Kargra~es. John W. Ow· nam •ar more eqUitably and ens :h Climes C. Hoffman, recommended the President be .' . . Mrs. Jalm Jl. .PeterJir Mrs. Ot- giVen permanent authority to Fe1ture of the Week tie ~mith, Melvin>" ~,t. Taylor,., call up Reserve forces wWlout Jr., Willord L. Tippit, IM s. declaring a national emergency. BONE B~ G. Tumlr, William c. The third draft reform proWlllTE Willianl!, Mrs. John W. Tee! posal was submitted by the Presand' Jnlant .jl*"""'. ident. Basically, it is a compos" ~L.::..ite of the National Advisory ~~. Commission and House Advis· . Op 0 0 eS nry Panel reports. He want.• no more educ•tiononly tach . Ill deferments granted to postPUNK" WAGNALLS &TANDARO AEFEAENCa, ij~graduate students except those WITH EVERY . .1C . ta' ) B nard m med1cai and dental schooL I!NCYCLOLDEDIA Iam $5.00 PURCHASE , m er 1Concernmg the Reserves, he NO H. )'. ~lng D"r.t · • 8011 of wants permanent outhorit}' and ; Mrs. Jlmpard H. Uevlng, call up Reservists who are HERE ARE JUST A New Haven, VI. v~ .• romple~d performing satisfactorily in FEW OF THE CASH • military .l>~~piam onentation tive units and standby auth•or- 11 course Marf!J 10 at the ArmY I ity to draft men into Reserv•• ll (;haplain Sc!'ool, Ft. Hamlltoo, l and National Guard units. JAMES J. SWEENIIY. i. Y. . ,' And finally, the President BRUCE R. ZIRKLE · He ~iff!d blne weeks of wants to tack a military pay MRS. A. D. HUMI trainfJ?' . l o g y and couo- raise onto his proposal. DIANA SUI DOUGLAS ;ehng,J s of instruction He has said he wants the new JAMES WARFIE~D , and prlll · _ cr aracter guld-- plan lully operational before . wre. · i . I Jan. I, 196t-thuo the ri!I]JOnChapiJiin l;levinl receiVed nb I slblllty lor framing and otud•· B. ~- ,- ., !rom Otterbein \tng the Selective BOrvlce win - 4Sc · ~ '" Beltffille Whlto FullY •·Dressed 5 to·91ba. _ _ __ Whole, 14 to 11' lb. Froz111 Turkoyo, 6-14 lbo., lb. 39c · "" lb. 53c 1 l·lb. pkg. 69c FRESH PICNIC STYLI ·Pork Roast _ _ _ _ lb. 35c COUNTRY STYL! Spareribs . Fresh lb. 69c BEEF, VEAL. PORK Meat Loaf Mix _ lb. 69c 1.1mb Shoulder Chops _ lb. 59c SUPER·RIGHT Turkey Roll 2Vz lb. pkg. Boneless Chicken Roll _ Pork:.C:hops lb. 69c Fryer lb. 39'c ,. ' ... Fresh Sausage _ Chipped 1-lb. roll 49c Ham lb.. 89c Fish Sticks Shrtmp C!lcktail ~ ~ !lr~ $1.0!J S9c ' Fres~. Jggs you Iii the fulure. -~-· ···· -··· 2 doz. 85c Gas Station· W. Aloin j A&P.BRAND SEEDLESS . Tomatoes II»·· >;f; 6 29t fOr \ " . .. ' . -:~ .· IN -OVER 5200 Bl G VALUES EV E.RYDAY! ! _ Pillsbury Buttermilk ·:BISCUITS ..... . j! Robin Hood All Purpose "FLOUR ..... . N01tle's Chocolate ' 6fT Pf.AlD. Sl~ ~ruahod . · ... GET- REAL VALUE.-S, TOO .. •WHEN YOU SHOP AaP! SAUCE 1 :!~- ----'--7'~~;,. $1.00 "" "~.......... SwHt POtatoes .. 3 cans $1. PncJtP"III'YH ,2 1b.far 59c AlP BRAND-1-lb. cons ANN PAOHLUI.CHiill Slicetllttls -- .. 7 cans $1.00 ' A&P STRAI~I.,....I~· cons CranbttJY-SaUCe~ 2 cllns 45c ' . ANN PAGI . ' · ·• Elllow 1 . '· CHICK- •· · • • CHIC'S ~ -~':l · · ''• • '' · '' > ' \," · · ·'; ·; . Due li!'1 ' ' kit J9 ~ C · · . ·! '-ij~IQAY akiATUIIDAY t r ~· "".,,., M.. ct•SED EASTER SUNDAY L==========~======:::::::..~:;;:l~~~~~~';t;;=;;;:;'~- :::::;;:;;::;:::;:~ • ) A CJ,; • . un . Hoirftts;·· , ·, ·THE ·DAILY--· SEiiJNEL, 'c .;n STORE . HOUR$ Sib. $,.99 . ~~-59( ' · ·, ~ it, f ··! ., ·~. 1 :l ~· .;c t~ j I,J • s < • . ~ ·. ; ' . . ' + •• .~, I t • ••. ' .• ' Hunt's ... Halvos & Slic01 15'PEACHES ... ' l ib. 3 FIG BARS •• •• 3 COOKIES TI;SStiE , .. l ..... ·1APPLE SA No.2'11 can I pkp FIA~Ido Sandwich CNmt f ,. • ·.l' • "f J ;., ' • ' \ •- Sjii_!ceif.a . f: ,.. ' ' Vanilla C.,_ late l'lllb. pk•• 200ct. . , Regular 4~c Zion . Scoitle F~elol. .. Allor:fetiColcira • ' . Is Read In ·0\fe., / . • '1' , . ,,,... ..::~ PORK&BEANS Ltme~n 4 ·Smooth Whip 4-oz. pkg. 33c • I .. ·, lri Mqny A&P·.u;D ·f ' .. Th, ONLY Newspaper .. . Dr~. ·.. T:a.,z. •tt 33c I Hom&s-~~ ·1n Most 21• pkg 39c. Lot~ r...... ~ 16-oz. pkg. .· \. , . A&P a\\ND ;.:•.. · 2 lb.lar 43c · ~lnstcl~t Coffee 10-oz.far 1.09 .; E·ga . Dubuque Br•nd The ONE Newspqper ANN PAG~nHpj.lo, Afll'tcot OURO'" INSTANT CHOCOLATE DRINK 251b. bag Showbolt Family Sizo Cans ll 3~sspo Sll<od QUIK • • • •A·'PP'l E. A&P Brand PINEAPPLE . :' ~ · ~- "'. . can I 39c:; ~~ 49:c· ~ ' For Easter! READ .. ...., I Oranges·· .39c~ ~~s . FLORIDA JUICY Grapefruit 10 • • POTATOES ""~ Cnam Cheese .9-oz. pkg. !9c, I· • ! ~ c ~ ' , V!NI-RIP.E GALLON ~ · • TffrPRINKOF . . .....' .. .. . ' , . ........ . --:" ·I GET BASKETS Per&OIIt wilD have order Easter b~e)J from tho Syracuse Ladles AUiillary may pick them '.,. ~ (. .' 59c U.S. No. LMAINE Blue Goose Grade A Pasteurized and Homogenized Cream Eggs • pkg. 29c -· Fruh Nutlggs ·' · · 98c .. illlli &!., fbiiUppl, W. VL Fri.·Sat., Mer. 24-25 1 ·with 8 Gel. G.. ' CoHage Ch1111 21•. crtll. 59c. WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE APPLES- ALL ARE INVITED! There .. will be an Easter Sunrise -Bervice ·at the Hyse:lll Free Methodist Church beginnJJ~g at 6 o'clock. Spe1ikl!rl be Kennetlt Keesee of ion, Ohio. All are Invited. ~HICKS AIPIIUtND 4 97C WINNERS· !lllV!!jt;;iao pastor of 1'11ill.PI!! to analyzing It cilnp!etely and ~vangitlical United . llieiliiieli\odpportin& the moet beneficial ::burch, Plillllpp~ 1r. .Va. Jljl .priiCI'IJIYI. . We. wlll be ,.spendiog rUe, Dorothy, lll'ft at 111 · 1: ri'idrt' tiillo ·dlocilWIInl 'this' wllb ' Sunnyb,..ok, WhHe, Meclh•m· Enriched Sreac;l Mr.l Oa~jl!lore ~nterlng tbe A:· !'lid we. have pledaed ourselvtO ' • MA 41b. 49cl , PIAN SERVICE FREE TRIIo\MED - - - - lb. Dai ry Values! 19c = WEll lb• • ~ ~~~~~r.~~ill~ fr~~: =vi~..:';!: ahouldtrs of Unit~ :11p!Hilgical SemlnarJ, 'nllJ Is • oomplel problem llr, 1 Boneless Chuck ... CANDY BUYS FOR A THRIFTIER-- EAstER , Tk Ch Army . . urse in Orien on s•.c· 4-os. Ful-Valu: March 23, 24, 25 . : t;lb. pkg. CAP,'N JOHN FROZ~f!, _~ up, ' ·' '" RACI ... Jemima Pancake Dinner Big SavJngs For QUARTIR!D LOIN 9 to II CHOPS CAP'N,JOHN FROZIN Evth:e~sk.~ndy~ andthBr;M e~; a~1~.d~a~!~f;a:::. ;~-~~ SUNDAY,APR.l HONa'fSUCKLE BONELESS Qu~rters :~nd~~m~~~ Mrs. Hope ~. sle,~·~ · ~.-:Jii•• BigDayfor Raci,ne Emet,ld Gelatin Sllad _ 29c · Elster. l(lelbasa lb. 79c LEG 011, BRUST BLADE CUT , Jelly Eggs ····· · 1-lb. pkg. 29c Choc. Rabbits 1-lb. pkg. 98c _lb. 1J.oz. cup Sliced Bacon _ :;.: EASTER WEEK - -- EVERY WEEK PRICES AS LOW AS MOST--LOWER THAN MANY OTHERS Recently lb. SUPER RIGHT !~~lt~sa ~::kp:~Lbet IOOth· N OCiety ews ill.. '299 PaulR. Wolfe lb. - s. erl.~~: VALUES EVERYDAY lb. -- • News Hospla.cl Apple Pies · .. · .... -- · .. · 39c Bake Serve Rolls 3 pkg. 89c Angel Food Cake ·· · · pkg. 45c I Jresh Turkeys 39c HAM-STEAKS ~~~TE~R-...,.."·_89c·.: ~ CANNED HAMS ~~~~!:_:~.:.,_~~AR- 8 ~~~n $6.2(. ROA S!ING CHICKEN . ~ 49c. SEMI-BONELfSS HAMS - u-'----· 79c . AND JANE PARKER VALUES FOR EASTER ' Shonk ·, Portions -~__:_- lb. Bull Portions _ _ _ _ lb. 57< ha~~dl E~~J.~!:!~n!:~j:!!. ~ay Morrll attmooL olds of Syracuse and Mr. and -ol RuUal\d .. Mrs. Denny Ash uti chlldr•n Mrs. Dale Jacobo of Mldtlltport Atkins and MASON < • mERE ARE \ ll.~$. Gov't. Insp. Gr1de A ~- :~~~;A~: ·;;~ Post Chiefs of Pyth10n SisterS M .;. · d eet·on Mon "Twiggy" SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED •• a·RooMS 1>1 THERE I (' Eastercedsem·cet•h been J!stl 1or '" ~"" eporL announ spen e wee e WI rs. d Mr Eld C and Mr' ,._ WASHINGTON (UPI)- A lleri•te subcommittee €buren of Christ. Deem: Kathy Watson, Kath)' Mrs. Mildred Alkire spent a Van Cooney's mother, Mrs. an '· a arsey · "'""· approved Tuesday the allocation of r$273.6 1111111on far Listed are a meditation and FranciS; ~ Branham, Bet. day recently with Mrs. Hope Hope H•rper and family. and Mrs. Blll Cbapmar IIIII two Mn. · aid to Appalacl!ia and $10 mWion fo~ planning five new quiet ~our between 6 and 7 a.. ty Hobatemr, Pam NeutzUng, Harper and family. Mrs. Lola Cain called on Mrs. Ultle boys. and Mrs. ~~ ~~<~gional.development commissions. . m. wbdi the church will be 5berry Blackston, Karen Gr1~ Robert Gibson Is visiting Mr. Frances Howery. Mr. Bud Douglas lpi!nl 1 en! Suntlq • 1 The bill, which provides funds lor the fiscal year open loi the congregation wo" fifth, .Marla ll~I!Ber, ~ Mary and Mrs.l!obert Alkire and Ray Mrs. Earl McGrath " on weekend at ljome here. . Mr. and Mrs. starting July 1, · now goes to the Public Wprks Com· wish to enter the sanctuai-y and Lou Ash, T!Je gu-ts enJoyed the and friends and relatives before sick !i•t. Mr. and Mrs. Don. Atideraon mlttee for approval. The full committee also will work elect to take c:ommunloo. Ievening )>y eating:plzza and lis- returning to' his Army base. Mrs. Phyllis Clay called out the. inclusion of 18 Mississippi counties In the Ap. . f · teninil to records. ' Mre Doris Howard of Zanes- Mrs. McGrath. palalllnan program. _The Sunday School hllll' be·j · ville Is a guest It llr. and Mrs. Mrs. Estep 1s in Holzer HasSen. Jennings Randolph, D -rcorners area of Utah, Colorado, g,na at g,30 .a.m. foll~wtd by GRAYS ·VISIT HERE · Charlie . Jonee IIIII daughter, pita! for tests. Rev. Barnhart W. Va., chairman qf the sub- Arizona and ~w Mexico. morning worablp at 10.30 a.m. Lor.. is Jn serious condition at commlliee, ~id the biD tightwith Oavld Grubbs of_Glouster ~r. and ·Mrs. 'R. R. Gray of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morris zer Hospital. lena up qu.ny 'P,r~s!ona of the as the guest speaker. Bartlett called on Mr. and Mrs. called · Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. ard Mrs. Marian aid:)o·Appalachla program. • •· Mr. Grubbs has. aerved u a Charles Maesar, Easlern Loco!. ONLY It also Includes $2.5 million missionary In Afrtca and Is Mr. Gray is a former emulor funds to each of the five currenUy studying to bo .a med· live hesd ol schools In the new . planning commissions ... oy ical missionary. He hu been Chester • TUppers Plains area. tabllsbed last year by the Com- Mrs. dlltiam Allman wa s guest speaker at tbe church bemer.. Department to eoordlllate hostesr...... the MarclJ-.meeting here. The· Sunday elenlntl servfederal aid on a regional-basis, of the *Mt Cblefs of ,Me 1g, -Ice will begin· at· 7· p:m. A sugar-beet factory can FURNITURE CO. Patierned after tlte Appal$eb· TempW~b!an Slslera Monday hiiiUile more than 1,000 tons of MASON, W. VA. ian Regional Commission. the evenin~ at her home on Thl1"l up Saturday, March 25, !roJII sug~ beets a day. new ones are in New England, i Avenue.in Middleport. T"ne·meet- 10 a. m. until 3 p. m. at the Siberia is the name of a wh~re all six I states are part- ' mg was ,\pened with a reading town bell. town In Indlana. ne.,; tbe Great Lakes, comprls- 'l titled, 'i The Other Side" given lng1 parts of upper Michigan, by Mra1 Hor~ce McElhinny. Minnesota and Wisconsin; the I A !idrt business m•etlng Ozar~s. taking pari of Oklaho- was co11ducted by the presl1 ma, Arkansas and Missouri; the dent, ~s, Allman. A round coastal plains, comprising parts : robin calji was sent to 'Mr'J. ot North Carolina, South Caro- Peter Stace who is confillcd to lin* and Georgia, and the four her ho.ne. An article, "The Ot>en Door''· taken from Togethf!r magaziw:, was read by Mrs. George Childs. Games were played and prtz. es won by Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Dl·~s. Mrs. C~ijds, Mrs. Phil Mein' . ~. hart, and Mrs. K2rl 0 wen. Paul R. Wolf, 41, who was ' Mrs. ~cEthinny was awarded bol')l and raised in Racine died !the gucil prize. Mrs. Allman \ recently at Veterans Hospital, Iserved frozen fruit salad and MI. Walhtllgton. bread sticks from a table cenJ¥r. Wolf was "Ham Radio : tered with an arrangement of Operator of the Year" in 1960 I blue J1·is and Lilies flanked by for his work in teaching bam 1 green taper•. .. radio operation to more than . ---400 , greater Cincinnatians. Com!andery Plam Mr. •Wolf was em~loyed by , ! Hughes-Peters Inc., a wholesale Two ..eet1ng1 1 distributor. He was a meniber I The o Valley Command· I of !he "((''!ller Cincinnati Ama- lery 24 K T. will hold two · tuer ~o Assn., the AndeOion Iclal sermes Good Fr~day, . Hills Rangers, the Auxiliary Po- 24. WINESAP lie~ and the venb'lloqulst Un- It Is tG'meet at 7 p.m. at !on.' , ihall and ' then at 7:30 p.m.. He leaves his wife Eleanor I Trttilly Cburch of Clmst m At the Club Restaurant. Serving Sausage and all the pancakes you an4 a son John Paul. l329 Cool- Pomerof,· . idg' Ave., Mt. Waslllngton, hi• ! For Easter Sunnse Service can eat, adults, $1.00, children under 12, 50c. Sponsored by RaRight reserved to limit qWIDtitiu 1 th R the Commandery Is to meet 8 er, · · uo; at tbe hall and cine Merchants where tickets are available. Proceeds for ·comblsd at 7 a.m. at Pomeroy Melh~ I munity Improvements. ;;an2$~[~~~~~~~ ::~:;,Cb"l"h, withsword. or without j: wjthout 41b. Dttlicious l r:;A~vo=ldt~-~U~me~ll~gll~i=~=J:u:stDe1:·n~d=eVilleneuve, :V:III~ene=u~v=e·::::w:as:hl:ng:ha:lr:in:a:be:a:ut:y:pa~ 27, an ex- on Saturdays. · r~lor~'was . ~Th~eread~song~·;':'S;pl;rit:•f; by Mrs. ·Sisson ' ~God:,":l after p:re:·.s;ld:en:t·:;;: W89 Stutler, Curtis, and KevinJane Stutler, S1sson.. sandy. success take? range of elothes with a ''Dunno," says Twi{gy, who label and Hoed up 1 owns a Cockney voice, a figure witb famous men and ......-"to "Super-Right" ~Aeats! like face and a boyish cut lor i women of the world In Madame II WASHINGTON REPORT ·~ I . lo9 ' 'ILUMBmd.iim A slumber party ..~as beld II Hamsonville Onward by. House £ommi_ttee ·. 1 noWhat matterdoes whatthls her astonishing shape. London >till here,andnotPari'i. only but modeUng star of Ina. She is so shy she bowed out of / Appalachia Aid Bill Sent ' "- ~!~,Jtoitnted I 1 · ' -- - J IJany Sentinel, Pomeroy•Middleport, o., Mareh 22· 1~1 Servid•s on ' . . ~· '! _eror·Mlddleport, 0., March 22, 1961 ' UCUOn the annual meeting The WSCS of tile Forest Run, Mra. l!ldith'. SiSsoil 'w~ .pr .. to !he p~IIUI .. Ml'S'. ~mouth District to be ~ld ,£". 1 I hate people starmg_ at me Methodist Church met at ~~• gram leader. A poem, ,;My An· tis took- lbe part of tl]e 1!- Jrontou, TUe,sday, . M~,c~ 1 ~ and asking smy questio~s. I . horne ol Mrs. Wendell StUUI!( swer" 'tallen from the 1\!eth.. Uan MisSionary ~nd M s. Sls- froJ,D 9:45· a.m. - 3:20 p.m. M•• never know wllat to say. with Mrs. J9hn Gruese• an{dlst Woman wauiad by Ml'!l. son, the Muslim ~nary. , S will~ May Fellowoh(p OaJ She lives In a semJ-detached Mrs. Lillian Napper as . .. ~lfred x~auge;; I ~·Lela The program closed Will! a res- ifor all county -romeo at tin . , house 1n an ordinary London , b te C · r d ''One Solitary ullle of the wr1ter, Stanley Et- Forest Run church. Women w1l .. 1 LONDON CUPI)-A phen-hertnlnmousyhair. TUssaud'swarworks. · suburb with "Mum and Oad," l os sses. . ' ur-'.~ rea _, . wood Brush, wllo is a hlghlyt>rlrig a :sack ~unch. Coffee an< 1 00 omenon named Tw1ggy, worth a She w01ghs 91 pounds, mea. I When she goes to -the. United who is a scenery maker, and • T)le meebng . was open L~e. , Ieducated misslona!)' Ill Pakls- tea provided by the hosts. fortune because she has oo sures 31-22-32 and looks In States . Monday lor six weeks, mongrel dog. Her father will Wlth devotiOOSMtak~ fr~m :,~ MOl. Sisson ! pl'jlgram w•• tim. The 'benedicU& viis an The next meeting on A"" f1gure, is about to descend on Idanger of lading away. ,she will be modelin_g for the fat accompany her to America. Upper ~ 0'::; rs .. ~roY~ k Christian an~ MpartlusJilll. The pur- !rub Blessing. ·I!< llfl will be a. potluck at tht the United Stktes. , She also has certain essen- lee of $224 an hour and I Her real name is Leslie ans rea . e_ scrip re 8 en PD"'S were to · clpate in • - _ . "• church. At •the age of 17, she Is the tials, like a manager, and a lot promoting the Introduction of Hornby but she was called ' from Jobn IUS, 21. · i new conversation between a Mrs. ~Jobn Grueser had tbe · most pbotogr~ed fashion of luck. the ''Twiggy" inspired clothes. ITwiggy at school because she Chr~sban ard a Mu~hm and to s~clal which was a1" poem I Refreshments were served tc 1 model of the mo,ilent in Bri(an . . The luck started last year. I Iwas so thin and her manager hairdresser from the East End exarnme the ChflsUan mission liUed ''The Storm." :•~ , j those mentiOned above and Mr>. She is the living proof t~al any Those who said it could not last ~.:~ f~: glance, she seems f~r made use of tile name. . of London, spotted Twiggy when. to men. Scrtp_~re was taken Mrs. ~ed Nesse, Vl~e-pres- . Harry Wyilt~ Mrs.. Rober! g.rl can become-or at least were dumbfounded when 1967 1t stuff tllat success 18 , He used to be called Nigel she was 15 and earning pocket f(Om I John 4. 7~ and John tQ. !dent, presided at the l!uline!S Laudermllt, Mrs. L111ian Naf>.. think she can become-a model came round and Twiggy was made of. Davies but changed . this to money while still at school by t6. · ·meeting _In the absenctf elf the per, and guests, Rev. Wendd\, y· . . ' •'· .. _ , ~ .. - ....,jl 'f •~c.. ~ ·going to a "1""'lllfi'OI the y~tr'! · .1 . •\' . • 'T ' . . w .,,. rlQUr ._ e es s '. wl gg l lu~h:::.tt~a~=·~·~p;:;~ys , • fl 1f $224 . . ' H ' .M .' . o··.. ·e •. .or ' .per our I ' \ r _·r . ..,r;·;r·" _~::- t,1''rH":~t; r.:;..~.... , ' .._:"'"'"'"~ · .. '" . ,... . .. ............. " ~~ • . I • \ ' '· • 1 �I' j ,.-. ROBIN MALONI Pomerov · Motor rtt. • ._ ,..,... ........ ~J:.~ "':.o~":l;' 11 f............ ,...,..oAm OlllliTY a,aULAfiOMe 1966 CHIVIlOLIT '*' WIM M tiYt tnMrtll~ 11 ,,,.. 111 r lflllrtleftl, u ,., ..lit .I U•II 1943 CORVAIIl werl, fllx IIIMtfuttv• $119$ . Sp~er Coupe. Four-apeed trtns.,.1 motor. recent!)· ov~rhauled, •II!Wtlret, radlo. aU Vinyl bu<!Ket 8e1t11. Sh1E1I ,......... ... ,..,. " ' ,,.. M ' ' " wlttl.. 1f lltYio CAIID OP TKAHICI 6 OlltUAitll tl.ll ,., II wenl IIIIIIIIIMiftlo 111ft lddlt llllll ••,. ... ILIMD All AOdltltl&ll t .. CMf'tt $2095 IDipola 4 door bardtoi>. V8, automatic, pOW"" steering, Slorra '.tan with Biege Top, "Sharp idside and out. - Mlnl"'lfll'l CltlrB 7k · 1964 CHEVIlOLIT -:::~,---::-----., $,695 1 efnt• ,., wtrfo . . ,...,".... II '"'' "' Wl<4o "'"1 U .... . Impala Hardtop Coopa. Radio. Wblte ;!dewtll dm. StandllCl transmission. }GW ftrlh!lge, _.,,.,. HI ,..,. "'" ,..,....n••• W Mtl'e thin 1111 ; Pomeroy Motor Co. ' ~PIN IVES. 9:00 P.Nt. llllt ,.,,,. 011•1CI MOUU ·~~· ..... .. ltll , ... llltr ltH , , m. .. 1ttll ....., tltUttlf lt'l IMIY , . PLACI A WANT At PHOJII HMIJ6 HlefMIIt• ....uv. CillO QUALITY AND SAVINOSI ' HOMKO II 0111 OF •><• IIICI•l '-U• ·. •• ~ILL Mow•" Rklilll Power Our New 1967 !Inc 11 bite. Price• 1tart ot, 309.115 tTurf·Trllft Pawor Mowort 11111 lollt1 Gordon TRitrt tl LOW liT PIIICII. .DICK llAWLIIIIG"S ,.. ~ ~ :::~. ' • ' NIMIR~Y ~ TERRY Ra~llllnrra• Ho!lda $11" By GEORGE WONDER ,•'-+':)~ PHONII'Ih& AT MY 'HOSfH 6£NTI!MIH, WHAT'5 !!<NOW\ PRETTY ~-ttrnr ,2-2111 • EXPERIENCED \VHIEL ALIGNMENT YOU 1tl TRr 10 ME FROM FINC!NG II Y011r The...,,, piiii'IU In ~•' IJt.Give lit\ld Winter Afl' lAKER & W'f :1-21ft TH~ TRACTOR BUYI,• BORN Lotlll ···= =-- r---__, WINNiE WI~IKLE '" 1963 FORD TRACTOR WINKle CALLED IN 'IH! it AlARM . Hl5 NEIGHI!ORS With HOU5E 150N FlRE. __ .. li~ & MEEK , __ DOE'SIJ'T IT eoTHE!t 'roo. EEK, TO /WOW . THAT YCU'I¥. THE OIJI.Y ; I . P~O.V U.IMO IJAPS All Di~Y LOIJG. ? By HOWIE SCH,..EIDER - I 'K .. SOMETIMES FRI!CKLES AN·i)' HIS FRIENDS DANCE BVT I TRI' NOT TO lOS£ NJ'T SlEI'P 0\.ICR IT! ' : ' .. ' \ ~ revorv,n(J from Ch;'i0tmaG! . ,..---. -- L ' ,- 1r' : By MERRILl. BLOSSER -- LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE EAGLES Ct.UI FRIDAY MARCH 24 9to 1 A.M. -01-\o~. b!/-- ·~ .....oj it Clown' -~• ....., : 4ti ll- But I can cl1arqe them to the revolvirliJ account.r • ,. PIANO TVNING. Phone Lan<1 ll Daniela at . . - around a. m. 3 22 SIAl YES, _. ...... rs IT ~~ ~, W \-1 ~ I kE P.RO UNC\.E Boo -e oo ~Yr iHIS !lOOKS "OT T '""IE Of f-lOW TO Whlll• BHgll and Hotking Valley Romblero MA~E A ~? ... '' Y'M!; O:, l, "BUY LO\IJ AND GfU lOW "'? TI-I'-TS A s~a;.,;n \OUGSS ABOUi ~VER" BaCN's KNOIAN. TJ:l£IT "SEC~T,"' EVER GINa: il-l£ WORLD'S ~AD P&"OPLt I ~- UI·H.lJH I CAN'T '-~ELP UNCLE . BOO· BOO MIXH ANY~Y. 'CA.USt ' !:f l~'i N'T EMOUG4 TO Qll'!' Pli'fn.I!N!;O EVEN CHEAP ! 1 tat by appointments only. Phone [ !tlrl. Steven li'bllD (Wandl), Laurel CUI! Rold, State Rl Ul I 17 aoto •' ' l ABBIE AND SLATS NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS I FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. lll. Tubor: B.A. Cont1ct Faye Manley SI.Younr Mlcldlaport oocitty llli ' 40. BIIIClo unit 41.1un&'Od WITH 'T!<! '. AT 75 M.P.~ .• c.LIDe sqt.IE -SAY 8 I to work in of The Ohio the for you Plant O.jlt. Ohio If Compleil 8lrvlel ·iridin Pbolle or Coistlei Crl" Wrllt, A. C. BRADFORD Ractae, 01111 . MK AND,·.•· BOnLE GAS NOW .. " , ,,.,, ... ,1 . •• , , 8,'J98.U .... :.• a.m.u HasANtW ' ' MR. · ~~~ HA~l -.:1;.; ,..., ' . ; auos lUNNY r r. . '. i i h ... i"" ' · I ~: -~ ~ l, I �I' j ,.-. ROBIN MALONI Pomerov · Motor rtt. • ._ ,..,... ........ ~J:.~ "':.o~":l;' 11 f............ ,...,..oAm OlllliTY a,aULAfiOMe 1966 CHIVIlOLIT '*' WIM M tiYt tnMrtll~ 11 ,,,.. 111 r lflllrtleftl, u ,., ..lit .I U•II 1943 CORVAIIl werl, fllx IIIMtfuttv• $119$ . Sp~er Coupe. Four-apeed trtns.,.1 motor. recent!)· ov~rhauled, •II!Wtlret, radlo. aU Vinyl bu<!Ket 8e1t11. Sh1E1I ,......... ... ,..,. " ' ,,.. M ' ' " wlttl.. 1f lltYio CAIID OP TKAHICI 6 OlltUAitll tl.ll ,., II wenl IIIIIIIIIMiftlo 111ft lddlt llllll ••,. ... ILIMD All AOdltltl&ll t .. CMf'tt $2095 IDipola 4 door bardtoi>. V8, automatic, pOW"" steering, Slorra '.tan with Biege Top, "Sharp idside and out. - Mlnl"'lfll'l CltlrB 7k · 1964 CHEVIlOLIT -:::~,---::-----., $,695 1 efnt• ,., wtrfo . . ,...,".... II '"'' "' Wl<4o "'"1 U .... . Impala Hardtop Coopa. Radio. Wblte ;!dewtll dm. StandllCl transmission. }GW ftrlh!lge, _.,,.,. HI ,..,. "'" ,..,....n••• W Mtl'e thin 1111 ; Pomeroy Motor Co. ' ~PIN IVES. 9:00 P.Nt. llllt ,.,,,. 011•1CI MOUU ·~~· ..... .. ltll , ... llltr ltH , , m. .. 1ttll ....., tltUttlf lt'l IMIY , . PLACI A WANT At PHOJII HMIJ6 HlefMIIt• ....uv. CillO QUALITY AND SAVINOSI ' HOMKO II 0111 OF •><• IIICI•l '-U• ·. •• ~ILL Mow•" Rklilll Power Our New 1967 !Inc 11 bite. Price• 1tart ot, 309.115 tTurf·Trllft Pawor Mowort 11111 lollt1 Gordon TRitrt tl LOW liT PIIICII. .DICK llAWLIIIIG"S ,.. ~ ~ :::~. ' • ' NIMIR~Y ~ TERRY Ra~llllnrra• Ho!lda $11" By GEORGE WONDER ,•'-+':)~ PHONII'Ih& AT MY 'HOSfH 6£NTI!MIH, WHAT'5 !!<NOW\ PRETTY ~-ttrnr ,2-2111 • EXPERIENCED \VHIEL ALIGNMENT YOU 1tl TRr 10 ME FROM FINC!NG II Y011r The...,,, piiii'IU In ~•' IJt.Give lit\ld Winter Afl' lAKER & W'f :1-21ft TH~ TRACTOR BUYI,• BORN Lotlll ···= =-- r---__, WINNiE WI~IKLE '" 1963 FORD TRACTOR WINKle CALLED IN 'IH! it AlARM . Hl5 NEIGHI!ORS With HOU5E 150N FlRE. __ .. li~ & MEEK , __ DOE'SIJ'T IT eoTHE!t 'roo. EEK, TO /WOW . THAT YCU'I¥. THE OIJI.Y ; I . P~O.V U.IMO IJAPS All Di~Y LOIJG. ? By HOWIE SCH,..EIDER - I 'K .. SOMETIMES FRI!CKLES AN·i)' HIS FRIENDS DANCE BVT I TRI' NOT TO lOS£ NJ'T SlEI'P 0\.ICR IT! ' : ' .. ' \ ~ revorv,n(J from Ch;'i0tmaG! . ,..---. -- L ' ,- 1r' : By MERRILl. BLOSSER -- LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE EAGLES Ct.UI FRIDAY MARCH 24 9to 1 A.M. -01-\o~. b!/-- ·~ .....oj it Clown' -~• ....., : 4ti ll- But I can cl1arqe them to the revolvirliJ account.r • ,. PIANO TVNING. Phone Lan<1 ll Daniela at . . - around a. m. 3 22 SIAl YES, _. ...... rs IT ~~ ~, W \-1 ~ I kE P.RO UNC\.E Boo -e oo ~Yr iHIS !lOOKS "OT T '""IE Of f-lOW TO Whlll• BHgll and Hotking Valley Romblero MA~E A ~? ... '' Y'M!; O:, l, "BUY LO\IJ AND GfU lOW "'? TI-I'-TS A s~a;.,;n \OUGSS ABOUi ~VER" BaCN's KNOIAN. TJ:l£IT "SEC~T,"' EVER GINa: il-l£ WORLD'S ~AD P&"OPLt I ~- UI·H.lJH I CAN'T '-~ELP UNCLE . BOO· BOO MIXH ANY~Y. 'CA.USt ' !:f l~'i N'T EMOUG4 TO Qll'!' Pli'fn.I!N!;O EVEN CHEAP ! 1 tat by appointments only. Phone [ !tlrl. Steven li'bllD (Wandl), Laurel CUI! Rold, State Rl Ul I 17 aoto •' ' l ABBIE AND SLATS NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS I FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. lll. Tubor: B.A. Cont1ct Faye Manley SI.Younr Mlcldlaport oocitty llli ' 40. BIIIClo unit 41.1un&'Od WITH 'T!<! '. AT 75 M.P.~ .• c.LIDe sqt.IE -SAY 8 I to work in of The Ohio the for you Plant O.jlt. Ohio If Compleil 8lrvlel ·iridin Pbolle or Coistlei Crl" Wrllt, A. C. BRADFORD Ractae, 01111 . MK AND,·.•· BOnLE GAS NOW .. " , ,,.,, ... ,1 . •• , , 8,'J98.U .... :.• a.m.u HasANtW ' ' MR. · ~~~ HA~l -.:1;.; ,..., ' . ; auos lUNNY r r. . '. i i h ... i"" ' · I ~: -~ ~ l, I �~ ,, I ' '' ' ' ~ • • ' I: ..,. < '• ' . I ) ! '' I I SPEND LESS ••• SAYE MOR~ ••• _.UY HERE OHIO VALLEY WIENERS--- 1 99c lb. r I SPECIAL! Copyright, The Krogor Co., '.) 1917 PORK LOIN fHOPS'- - 79c lb. Wt reserve Mit rtght to limit quantJti11. SPECIAL I SMOKED PIC"IC HAMS HAM SALAD 39c lb. PORK RIB CHOPS '- - 69c lb. • t• SPECIAL! HOME MADE 59c lb. ' ---'~49c PORK END CHOPS llett and 11rvt. More tender melt ••• ltlt wuN ••• bltltr vtluel ! SPECIAL! ALL SIZES TURKEY~ 45c lb. lb.15c . PORK LIVER PICNICS ----Dubuque c~~s2· 19 3 :~~~~· 39c Armours Canned HAMS - - 5 !~~s4.s9 JOWL Cheer ., ~ ' size . .... . $142 ~"~~ • EASTER SPECIAL! lb. '' l,, - ....... , : .~..t HAM Center . Cut lb. COFFEE Butt Half lb. SYRUP OFF - Bottle. ' . f I glont .:.. 36oz.69C 7c mter B·~ LOAVES ' Joy APPLE BUTTER 4 i~~:· s1 BEEF STFW l:.o~. 39c . - 3 S1 JElLIES --- 4 i:;.99c fUN A $1 59 C 3 SALMON PINEAPPLE 2 $1 . 18 cans Del Monte PINK Summer Isle Sliced - No.2V> No.1 - - can - cans Giant Size ' lOt Orf • Niagara SPRAY C C STARCH can --- GREEN I BEANS • MAGIC Gal. 300 CANS -- C0f f EE- ·-- 69c APPLE SAUCE 7 99c $1 4 CREAM CHEESE- Pk;~· 19c PEACHES No. 2 Binner Sweet HOMINY 300 ·. • "' :., · .' •> . Krottr Plain or Buttttrfl•k• Cream Cheese ilt>t!'.~(f 3 ~ ~:sy . Buttermilk . . . . . ' I . llg•l. 39c 1 . .,.,., Krottr Brand of chlcktn ...... • ' \ ' ~ tiY. 1~~~L ... Cocktail ~ . ~ ~ ' . , • · ,, · ,~Form,erlv , Bvars , Comer M1H 1nd Seco!ld·~ta.· · PHONE: .. . , .. , )" ·'L·· t . . ,. f!'IDI}UPORT;\-Q;;,.. l"· ~ · ' 1 '· . .. ' ; l • '"'~ ',• I I;~ . ,, ' ' ,. '.), Jl', ~~~~~~!iii ~ ·· ~ ~~~~~~4~11 \" ' ; ... . ~II•. ' Dinner Rolls fvlry ,ltklge tf Kroger's frul~ •nd vtget•btts, staled by kro!Jtr's elur pi"Ne fUm CrisPP:, must bt' sunriH-fruh wh•n you buy it. tf you .ar1 not cDmplet~ ly ••fi•fil!d, KrDfer will repl•ce lt;lbltnum ~· $3.98 ' .... ·Hearts · F01'I ---- --·-·roll u· 59e Kroger\ ,sandwleh ll" ' Bread ~ -··-··· 4 lo~\~,. All ~V'liOit :..o·. ' 9llH Bananas Pineapple · Whole 49c lh. ' ii7 """ '. ... tl . '' • Golden Ripe · your monoy. · Hawaiian · FreBh '"II Reynolds Huvy Duty Kr,:oger Oil ... ~ '::i...69e your Item or refund tho ,....... . fre&zer Brown & Serve Rapid Shave . . ~~;~· 44c Kroger Bartttt Pears __ . __. _ 3N;;.:1$1 '' Z5~ QFF I· ~ Fr1.1i t Pies. Rtt. Me Reg, tt Men!'hol Palmolive ) : 't'~ J '*, $1.39 Brand Fruit. Cake . .. "' ' . Kroger Kroger Large 2· SUPER MAR~~~ 7Qpe~ .~ily .9.t~ 9:~0-Sun~ 12.t~ 9:~Q ;~:: ~ e 3 No. 101 the ntre your Fruit Pies lb. '. .,.,. f' t·'l·,. 2 Puch, Cherry or Cocoanut F r 0 z t n I, ' !~r:"~g~·~ · ~.1 . •• Stodc I 10~;: cans Veal with Mor1 on Apple, G Fre1h B.ets . ~1i 39c ~· io F'retJer Queen 1'' ... Morton Fro1en Sma, J I Peas . . . . . ~ N~!:' $1 Green Beans .... 5 ~· $1 '""Cltf't c. s. ... 85c Com ,r0 r1 Beets ••••••••• Fluffo Peat .. ".. 50 ~ 79e Peat •..•. 6 . 2 ~:: $1.39 . • l ~kg. .. "' . ,. uns Grttn Gl1nt Kitchin Styl1 Mlcl ltl l ' Chicken ·~:., ) ' ' 5Mced My-T·Fint No. 2'12 cans '( 5 lb.39c , 39c ; - ' Frnnr QuMn No. V2 .. · ~!~~~~~~le . . . . . . 4:f·~~ ~li Sugar . . . . . . . . . 6 bo~;. $1 JuiCE! .......... 4 ~~ sf• Puddings ..... 6 :::. 49c r., v''"' st•.,.. fUll' ..... v'ir cOmplttt Ntis-- ' _ Chunk Tuna · Domino Confectionery, Dark I Lltht Brown - ......, fiction and 1 stamp pr:e1 ·per 1!11111111 con't bo !>tot. r--:-::-::7::--~~~-=~· 1 We ,, ~ h only ot'mp pion fltot 39( ORANGES c SIZE: ·~ ~ . CIAI · BUSH'S RED SPAGHETTI c . Florida BUSH'S WHITE Plltlldelphlo Brond lb. cans :10• APPLES ' 39c Cocl · '" •lt No. 21,', Showboat 63c Reel Ript1 Southorn Roll PEARS ' lb. lttop Krottr hr ...,, of ~~:: ~ ·~ ' Fish Sticks . . . .~~ 'If"]!: •: \·. ',\."' · ..... : -. . •'1) ""'"·-~ ... ·. ·.~&it · ' .:'ll Sausage Fr11hore •·. _, Shrimp --·--cockt•'l· 3'' ,. . '·$1·...r,,•.. 79e Frtthort Fillets .. ____ . TOMATOEt ---'- 3 59c ~ 99 3 C OlEO - -· - 5 · :~. 49c Hunts Halved ·3 ";~ Genuine Klolb.tol Whito Spray Lig!lt 3tnd "" worth89c ' 1 ~:;· Fillet... . . •. . .. lb. 8 un1 Mrt. Poul'o Fl1h 2 10 J9c ;a ns Philadelphia Grade A, Ovtn·Rtldy . 't Crisco j UN~.• POTAT Tomato CATSUP - • 03 1 ;, I ' 4~.. Argo Cut Stokleys Hunts I ' ROME 6 oz. ~ ~ Oysters ...~ .. ~ . I Cuh Rolund-WlMn You Buy . Hunt's Maxwell House Instant ' . BEAUTY ~!"' BLEACH ' I Go'ltmment lnsperr.cl Turkeys '·, -;~ "'"' "" .. __ . .. 83c I MUSTARD 32 oz. Jar Large Size TIDE - 22 oz. -· Ambusador SAVE! HOME LAUNDRY SPECIALS! r lb. ~~~ s7.49 jl:mhort • SEALT~T MILK dAL 69C 10 Medium Eggs Libby's SIICICI, Cruohod, Chunk, or '' J. 1 ·• Cascade . ~ ~ ·· FLOUR Musselmans Asst. ~ 1 ' 1 " ,_ '·. · ..... llli ........ SATURDAY ONLY! Gold Medal :~ s2.69 Kroger Grade A 85c ' ;;,. . i .. Frtsh Froten ltandtrd '. ' ,I Country Club > ' Van Camp Ham $2.49 ... .. . • •• Jh. ·:~ s3.99 ed Ham Canned Ham Country Club Lif d_ ~~:BREAD ' . Country Club Canned Ham· ~~ sP• .59 · Ivory ...., ,,,. .........87c · ,. FRIDAY ONLY! Chase & Sanborn Star Kist CHUNK Dubuque'• ':"Famous Quality Salvo ·2 .oz.49 ·C c 1111 , _ .I Full Shank Half l 4c OFF-. Bottle Slices can : luml>o •• l-Ib. Mussel mans 87c Dash ft. \ c Shank Half lb. Maxwell House · LOG CABIN ,. Butt Portion lb. 55c Whole ........... .. lb. 49c •• "· 1111 .. ..... ! TV S!lampt Wllh CoUptnl I • SPECIAL! ehe~k .Val Decker Hygrade moked Ham Plus lonu1 standt end dor8 office1, Limit lne game pi•~ per customer per ato,.. vltlt, Bold i lb. :time piec:" available tt til Kroger ·:•· ~rmour BONELESS HAM S!«rt playi"9 todtyl You could be our next fS0C1 wfnntrl 1ft fun . to pl111y and easy to win! FREE ; Butter Fly PORK CHOPS .- $500 Sucher Play Exciting DOUBLE 'SWEEPSTAKES BINGO! • GROUND M 'i' HAM$ · · · · .. · .... · · · · · lb 59C 89c 59c lb. 25c BEEF BACON SANDV/~CHES - ~~~ 99c LARD - - lb~ 89c ~A USAGE FAB - Tide WHOLE Dubuque Canned ' lrnoktd html from Kroger art fulo ty cookld • • • I"'Ndy to tlf • • • or • iJAI\· .... " ~- • ' p ; �~ ,, I ' '' ' ' ~ • • ' I: ..,. < '• ' . I ) ! '' I I SPEND LESS ••• SAYE MOR~ ••• _.UY HERE OHIO VALLEY WIENERS--- 1 99c lb. r I SPECIAL! Copyright, The Krogor Co., '.) 1917 PORK LOIN fHOPS'- - 79c lb. Wt reserve Mit rtght to limit quantJti11. SPECIAL I SMOKED PIC"IC HAMS HAM SALAD 39c lb. PORK RIB CHOPS '- - 69c lb. • t• SPECIAL! HOME MADE 59c lb. ' ---'~49c PORK END CHOPS llett and 11rvt. More tender melt ••• ltlt wuN ••• bltltr vtluel ! SPECIAL! ALL SIZES TURKEY~ 45c lb. lb.15c . PORK LIVER PICNICS ----Dubuque c~~s2· 19 3 :~~~~· 39c Armours Canned HAMS - - 5 !~~s4.s9 JOWL Cheer ., ~ ' size . .... . $142 ~"~~ • EASTER SPECIAL! lb. '' l,, - ....... , : .~..t HAM Center . Cut lb. COFFEE Butt Half lb. SYRUP OFF - Bottle. ' . f I glont .:.. 36oz.69C 7c mter B·~ LOAVES ' Joy APPLE BUTTER 4 i~~:· s1 BEEF STFW l:.o~. 39c . - 3 S1 JElLIES --- 4 i:;.99c fUN A $1 59 C 3 SALMON PINEAPPLE 2 $1 . 18 cans Del Monte PINK Summer Isle Sliced - No.2V> No.1 - - can - cans Giant Size ' lOt Orf • Niagara SPRAY C C STARCH can --- GREEN I BEANS • MAGIC Gal. 300 CANS -- C0f f EE- ·-- 69c APPLE SAUCE 7 99c $1 4 CREAM CHEESE- Pk;~· 19c PEACHES No. 2 Binner Sweet HOMINY 300 ·. • "' :., · .' •> . Krottr Plain or Buttttrfl•k• Cream Cheese ilt>t!'.~(f 3 ~ ~:sy . Buttermilk . . . . . ' I . llg•l. 39c 1 . .,.,., Krottr Brand of chlcktn ...... • ' \ ' ~ tiY. 1~~~L ... Cocktail ~ . ~ ~ ' . , • · ,, · ,~Form,erlv , Bvars , Comer M1H 1nd Seco!ld·~ta.· · PHONE: .. . , .. , )" ·'L·· t . . ,. f!'IDI}UPORT;\-Q;;,.. l"· ~ · ' 1 '· . .. ' ; l • '"'~ ',• I I;~ . ,, ' ' ,. '.), Jl', ~~~~~~!iii ~ ·· ~ ~~~~~~4~11 \" ' ; ... . ~II•. ' Dinner Rolls fvlry ,ltklge tf Kroger's frul~ •nd vtget•btts, staled by kro!Jtr's elur pi"Ne fUm CrisPP:, must bt' sunriH-fruh wh•n you buy it. tf you .ar1 not cDmplet~ ly ••fi•fil!d, KrDfer will repl•ce lt;lbltnum ~· $3.98 ' .... ·Hearts · F01'I ---- --·-·roll u· 59e Kroger\ ,sandwleh ll" ' Bread ~ -··-··· 4 lo~\~,. All ~V'liOit :..o·. ' 9llH Bananas Pineapple · Whole 49c lh. ' ii7 """ '. ... tl . '' • Golden Ripe · your monoy. · Hawaiian · FreBh '"II Reynolds Huvy Duty Kr,:oger Oil ... ~ '::i...69e your Item or refund tho ,....... . fre&zer Brown & Serve Rapid Shave . . ~~;~· 44c Kroger Bartttt Pears __ . __. _ 3N;;.:1$1 '' Z5~ QFF I· ~ Fr1.1i t Pies. Rtt. Me Reg, tt Men!'hol Palmolive ) : 't'~ J '*, $1.39 Brand Fruit. Cake . .. "' ' . Kroger Kroger Large 2· SUPER MAR~~~ 7Qpe~ .~ily .9.t~ 9:~0-Sun~ 12.t~ 9:~Q ;~:: ~ e 3 No. 101 the ntre your Fruit Pies lb. '. .,.,. f' t·'l·,. 2 Puch, Cherry or Cocoanut F r 0 z t n I, ' !~r:"~g~·~ · ~.1 . •• Stodc I 10~;: cans Veal with Mor1 on Apple, G Fre1h B.ets . ~1i 39c ~· io F'retJer Queen 1'' ... Morton Fro1en Sma, J I Peas . . . . . ~ N~!:' $1 Green Beans .... 5 ~· $1 '""Cltf't c. s. ... 85c Com ,r0 r1 Beets ••••••••• Fluffo Peat .. ".. 50 ~ 79e Peat •..•. 6 . 2 ~:: $1.39 . • l ~kg. .. "' . ,. uns Grttn Gl1nt Kitchin Styl1 Mlcl ltl l ' Chicken ·~:., ) ' ' 5Mced My-T·Fint No. 2'12 cans '( 5 lb.39c , 39c ; - ' Frnnr QuMn No. V2 .. · ~!~~~~~~le . . . . . . 4:f·~~ ~li Sugar . . . . . . . . . 6 bo~;. $1 JuiCE! .......... 4 ~~ sf• Puddings ..... 6 :::. 49c r., v''"' st•.,.. fUll' ..... v'ir cOmplttt Ntis-- ' _ Chunk Tuna · Domino Confectionery, Dark I Lltht Brown - ......, fiction and 1 stamp pr:e1 ·per 1!11111111 con't bo !>tot. r--:-::-::7::--~~~-=~· 1 We ,, ~ h only ot'mp pion fltot 39( ORANGES c SIZE: ·~ ~ . CIAI · BUSH'S RED SPAGHETTI c . Florida BUSH'S WHITE Plltlldelphlo Brond lb. cans :10• APPLES ' 39c Cocl · '" •lt No. 21,', Showboat 63c Reel Ript1 Southorn Roll PEARS ' lb. lttop Krottr hr ...,, of ~~:: ~ ·~ ' Fish Sticks . . . .~~ 'If"]!: •: \·. ',\."' · ..... : -. . •'1) ""'"·-~ ... ·. ·.~&it · ' .:'ll Sausage Fr11hore •·. _, Shrimp --·--cockt•'l· 3'' ,. . '·$1·...r,,•.. 79e Frtthort Fillets .. ____ . TOMATOEt ---'- 3 59c ~ 99 3 C OlEO - -· - 5 · :~. 49c Hunts Halved ·3 ";~ Genuine Klolb.tol Whito Spray Lig!lt 3tnd "" worth89c ' 1 ~:;· Fillet... . . •. . .. lb. 8 un1 Mrt. Poul'o Fl1h 2 10 J9c ;a ns Philadelphia Grade A, Ovtn·Rtldy . 't Crisco j UN~.• POTAT Tomato CATSUP - • 03 1 ;, I ' 4~.. Argo Cut Stokleys Hunts I ' ROME 6 oz. ~ ~ Oysters ...~ .. ~ . I Cuh Rolund-WlMn You Buy . Hunt's Maxwell House Instant ' . BEAUTY ~!"' BLEACH ' I Go'ltmment lnsperr.cl Turkeys '·, -;~ "'"' "" .. __ . .. 83c I MUSTARD 32 oz. Jar Large Size TIDE - 22 oz. -· Ambusador SAVE! HOME LAUNDRY SPECIALS! r lb. ~~~ s7.49 jl:mhort • SEALT~T MILK dAL 69C 10 Medium Eggs Libby's SIICICI, Cruohod, Chunk, or '' J. 1 ·• Cascade . ~ ~ ·· FLOUR Musselmans Asst. ~ 1 ' 1 " ,_ '·. · ..... llli ........ SATURDAY ONLY! Gold Medal :~ s2.69 Kroger Grade A 85c ' ;;,. . i .. Frtsh Froten ltandtrd '. ' ,I Country Club > ' Van Camp Ham $2.49 ... .. . • •• Jh. ·:~ s3.99 ed Ham Canned Ham Country Club Lif d_ ~~:BREAD ' . Country Club Canned Ham· ~~ sP• .59 · Ivory ...., ,,,. .........87c · ,. FRIDAY ONLY! Chase & Sanborn Star Kist CHUNK Dubuque'• ':"Famous Quality Salvo ·2 .oz.49 ·C c 1111 , _ .I Full Shank Half l 4c OFF-. Bottle Slices can : luml>o •• l-Ib. Mussel mans 87c Dash ft. \ c Shank Half lb. Maxwell House · LOG CABIN ,. Butt Portion lb. 55c Whole ........... .. lb. 49c •• "· 1111 .. ..... ! TV S!lampt Wllh CoUptnl I • SPECIAL! ehe~k .Val Decker Hygrade moked Ham Plus lonu1 standt end dor8 office1, Limit lne game pi•~ per customer per ato,.. vltlt, Bold i lb. :time piec:" available tt til Kroger ·:•· ~rmour BONELESS HAM S!«rt playi"9 todtyl You could be our next fS0C1 wfnntrl 1ft fun . to pl111y and easy to win! FREE ; Butter Fly PORK CHOPS .- $500 Sucher Play Exciting DOUBLE 'SWEEPSTAKES BINGO! • GROUND M 'i' HAM$ · · · · .. · .... · · · · · lb 59C 89c 59c lb. 25c BEEF BACON SANDV/~CHES - ~~~ 99c LARD - - lb~ 89c ~A USAGE FAB - Tide WHOLE Dubuque Canned ' lrnoktd html from Kroger art fulo ty cookld • • • I"'Ndy to tlf • • • or • iJAI\· .... " ~- • ' p ; �' •. '' " I •' • ,. '.~_.;_':", ;q, ~:·- ' . . \ ' .•· .-.. :.· "· ,;_ ~ ,, ·--.,. ' >. • ,' Twilight Garden About Middleport Club Meeting IS :-leld Thursday '• County clubs are to furnl!h arrangements lor the banquet tables. A communication -was read !rom Mrs. Edward Mlzicl<o, on the s+.ate Kodaci1rome Slide Contest urging more m e mbers t; enter. Also, a Jetter from !\Irs. Albert Pool on •'Gar· deners' Day Out," was read. A card of !banks :;as read !rom Mrs. Minnie Davis, thankMembers responded to r oll lng the club for flowers sent call by naming ao ornamental her. tree The club made plans In as- Timely !Dnls on Pest Control sil!t with a oounty rummage were l!iveo by Mrs. Leverett ,.le to be held In the Schorn Roush. building on Main Street . In Mrs. Dwight Parker read an Pomeroy, March 31 sod April!. article on "Tbe Many Styles of The proceeds are to be use~ Rocl: Gardens." Mrs. Jack to help pay expenses for th Robson gave an Interesting talk County a.rlstmas Flower S~ on the article, Herbs, by GerMrs. T. A. Hennessy lrude B. Foster. Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth re- Forced shruba were Olhlbited poried on s meeting of 1 h e by Mlso Geallelmer and a desMl!lgs County Garden Cluba, sert course carrying out St. March II, at the Ohio Power Patrick's theme was served by office In charge of the CQunty the hostess during the social Cootact Chairman, Mrs. Char· hClUr les Lewis. Mrs. Robert Reibel · announced the State CQnveoUon M tc be held in Athens the 22nd to Girl Sco.u tl eet 24th of August. The Melgs On Wedne~doy Girl Seoul Troop 39 met Wednesday afternoon at t11e Church of Christ In Middleport. Cindy PorMrOY, 0. Demosky was elected treasur- MEIGS THEATRE WED. and THURSDAY March 22·23 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mor<h :!f-25 "MUNSTER, G'b HOME" (Technico\or) F'red Gwynne, Yvonne DeCarlo, AI Lewis, Terry Tho. mns, Butch Patrick, Debbie Watson, Hermione Gingold. "VISiT TO A SMALL PLANET" Jerry Lewis, Jmm Blackman , Earl Holliman. er. Knitijng lessons were continued and to date the girls, Instructed by Mrs. Yvonne Scally and Mrs. Martha Eschleman, have learned to purl, pass on, wind off, decrease and Increase. The girls are working on either a pslr ol sllppm or a scarf. During the meeting they sang sor.gs and sang taps. The meetBarbara . ing wu reported by 1 Fults. Open .Friday Night Until 9, ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS . Pl8llll ·were made tp remember ahul-in11 on Easter and to sponsor two school lunches for the month of April at the March A-2c Donald Blown. wh 1 I meejlng of the LoveJoy Ctrcl• 0 ' Tuesday evening at the home stationed at Grand Forks: of,Mrs. Paul Smart, aubstitutNorth Dakota, came test Wed lng lor Mrs. Frances Bearhs. no:sdar for several days visit Mrs. Smart, chalrman, prenls wile, Karen Ba,,hner sided over the meeting and opBrow~. who was .on vacat1on •ned with an Easter poem. I""'"' 10 UruverSity. They al- Mrs. Milton Hood was devoso Vi.!lfed m New Haven With lion•! chairman using the to1>his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don- ic "The Resurrection " Plans aid Brown. He was met al the ~re made to assist .with the Columbus airport by his Wife. Fel)owship Tea to be held in Sunday he return«! to hiS base April by the B. ll. Sanborn Soand was taken to Columbus by ciety. Mrs. BI·own, Mrs. Everelt ~~en- A letter of thanks was read oer and daughter, Conme. , . hile !rom the home missionarv for there th;y were guests of Mrs. Ia birthday gilt, Mrs, . !.illian Bachner s smter, M1ss Mary McGh!!e was program chairSchaaf. man •nd gave Easter selecMrs. Paul Bonnell (J e a tions. A dessert course WaR serKircher) end children of ved by Mrs. Smart with M.,. ton are VISiting this week with Frances Bearhs a contrlbuther mother Mrs. Rodney ing hOS!OJSmg and Mr. Downing. The The Easter theme was earnell family . moved to Doyton ried_,..t in th~ table appointfrom Columbus the past year. menla. Attendmg In addition tn those 'lBmed above were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Brewington visited over the weekend ] in Coll!mbus with her sister. ' • The March meeting of the T.vilighi Garden Club was held 'J ;<ursday evening at the home vi Miss Lurretia ~nheimer on Mulberry Ave., with Mrs. Leverett Housh assistmg. Mrs. Roush, prestdent, was tn charge ol the meeting which opened witl1 devotions by Miss GenbOJmer, whose meditatiOn was, "With God In the OUtdoors," 811 d closed with prayer. Lovejoy Circle ..ober WI'// Reme,,, Shut-ins Easter ?h DONNA TOWNSEND Mr. and 1\lrs. John F. Tow• oend, 7US Lee Rd., Westerville, are aonounelng the •• gagemenl of lbelr daughter, Doona Jeao, to Mr. Josepll C. Redwine, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. . Redwine, Dillsbon>, Ind. Miss Town..,.d, a .,.mate of Weslerwtlle mgr, Sebool, 11 a sopltmore at Geor&etown College <Kenlacky), majoring Ia EngDoh. A former Meigs Conaty resident, ohe IJ the graoddangbler of Mrs. Gath Towaoead of Do....tagtoa. Mr. Red· wine, allo a sophomore at Georgelowa, II majoring Ia Mrs. l'~sther Kissel. Mr. and Mrs. Cianci Dargee pllyslcs. All August wedding Is and daughter, Anne, of Pittsplalmed. burgh, Pa. and &lr. Kenneth Sauer of California, viSJtOO Sat· urday with their aunt, Miss Margaret Sauer. They also visited other relatives while here. Mr. and Mrs. Durgee br"'!ghl their daughter, Anne, b'!"k to · Ohio University followmg I h e • spring vacation. Mr. Sauer was flying east on business from California. They were former Middleport residf'llts. Mr. >nd Mrs. William Jlouc~ and chlldren, Belh, Carol and Lynn of Marion, Ohio, Epeut . the weekend with her parents, , Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Miler, and . in GaUipolis with his relatives. , Mrs. Ida Bachner is In sola, Fla. where she is t h . guest of Mr. and Mrs. Georg' Louthdll. REV, CURTICE POWELL Rev. Curtice L. Powell, Mansfield, Ohio, a graduate UtfOn UfC ot Olivet Naurene College, Kankakee, W., and Puadeea eo1te1e, Callforoi•, bepa bit mllllltry iD 1151 u a poslor Tbe Sutton Methodist Church, of s dlurch Ill Zanesville. He Bashan • Racine Road, w II I . aow devotes his time to evan- hold its annaal Sunrise Service gelism. Pastor and people ol and breakfast on Easter Suntho Racine OlardJ of the Nu- day. ! orono Invite the public to bear Sunrise service will begin dWJ mao, iD sermon and song, 'at 7 a. m. with Rev. John I . eacb evenlog at 7:38, Mar. IKimbler In charge. TIIOse tak114 tbra AprU Z. tog part In the program are I Mrs. Robert Lee, Miss Carla I Morris and tho Young Peoples Choir. A time of dedication will be held around the llghted · S Ch h Announcing Easter Services 1 Baptists Will Hold Sunrise Serviceat6 cross. Mr. and Mrs. John Rose Easter oervlces for the Mid-; in charge of the breakfast dleport Firat Bap~sl Cburoh which will be served at 8 o'- . have been announced and will clock. They will be assisted by begin with a Sunrise service at members of tho churm. 6 a. m. sponsored by the Surday School wilb Mrs. RobHearthstone Class. ert E. Lee as superlnteocllent The class will elso serve an will begin at D:IS. Ao Easter Easter breakfast following tho egg hutn will be held lor the service In the church din- ohlldren following Sunday Igregar.tioo<mms. f..- the entire con-~ ScbooL ---- other servtcea wiD be Sun- 1 MEETING J'OSTPONED School at 9:30 a. m. and The Women's Assoclstlon, regular church worship at Fl r sl United 10:30 a. m. The Maundy Tburs- Church, will meet Tborsday Upper Room service will evening, March 20, instead held Thursday evening at thls Thursday, March 2S, the church from 7:30 to 1:45 cause of Ho]J Week lw, T.o Spec,iall~.lt. . a~lfJOII'It 1 .. ) 0 set'vlces FaDs Unlkd ar.thto • ' .i , ot Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Stat- •.lor .lbe ~~ F~· ~elbOdisl Maich ~ - Cb!D'ch' ~I ford, Route I~ ·•Pomeroy, was lllarge., !II'• u lpll'\'!i"i - 9:50' a.m.,.-al E~st 1 Lei~ promoted to lb'l!IY speciaJisl 1 · Mattp 14 .-7:311 p.Tn:•al Le- and Apple G"""; 10 a.m. Jl four Feb. 14 In Gennany, where . tart Falls Chureb - <god Frl- Great Band and Morse .Ch•ll'l: be ls a member of the 540\tl~ day Service. • · .. . · Engineer Group. . [ Mardi 26 - s a.m. Letart Unlfled worship an~ churell Sp... Stlllfonl, a heavy equlll- IFalls Church - Sunrise ""''l r:J:~1 ~~~- ;-30b:.m., ~ menl o~ator lo the group's ice for the communl!f ' with 'r'~rt · .,..s, -. ors P serv 003rd Engineer CQmpany, Is 01 ~~ , lc~,,~, II a.m. at Morse Ola!" . !96ii graduate of Pomeroy .....r.~ el,, 7.60 p.m. at A~ple Gro\'1. Hlgb School. Q 0 ort::I'UJ - · lfl\ose desiring . clirJStisn battf llsm for !iJeir children, or sel•· SON IS BORN • 0 Jlf' es; should call Z47•271S, , Mr. and Mrs. Danny Staats soon u possibl~. All Invited 10 are announcing the birth of a . . attend aby or all 01. lhe abo~t son Sunday March 19 at the ParishiOners of Our•. ~dy of services. ., Ple~sant vatiey Hospitai In Pt: Loretto catholic ch~!Pt Long . ·, ' i Pleasant, weighing 7 pounds and Bottom met followmg 1ft I0:30 · · • ' ounces, named Robert a.m. mass Sunday when Father Annual Good Friday 1110 Scott. Grandparents are Mr. Shipman explained the oeed of Service Announced 1 and Mrs. Dennie H. Staats, Jr., extra funds for repaife.on the ., · '• New Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. church and of a par~ area wo;,ds and Muslb ~om. Curtis Roush, Middleport. Den- adjoining 11. Cross, an annual Go Frld . ny H. Staats is the great grand- Plans . were made for a rum- service of the lieta . F . father and Mrs. Sylvia Badgley, mage sale to be held April 13- 1Methodist Cba'lll••.w~; be Middleport, ls the great grand- 14-!Sth m Pomeroy, !the place Friday, March lf, "1;110 p. 111:, motller. to be announced later. . m the Letart FsVa .'9fiurch. Througil the ellortst Fr. ,, Leymen of 1!1" Charles .Edwanls, Mrs. Law- Shipman who . has , cted taiks on the U. renee Bmg, Mrs. Harold Chase, many of his friends I othet cross with ~ Mrs. John Kauff, Mrs. f:rnest parish~. s selection o new and speelal music. ..Earir Hughes and Mra. Norene Me' used clothing thai Is very worth-lis pastor AD · · Neal. while will be offered sale. · ; ;;:,; ·~ HillY Week • ertttne ~ clar, coolloiJPI, low ZW5- Friday 11101t1y IUay, o llllil nrmer, .. VOL NO. 266 Rummage Sale 3 '1' 1 I! •' Warden Outs Winner Of Commission Post , WORLD I ' WHATEVER THE WEATHER Opened THESE COATS ARE TOPSI Your choice of smartly styled all weather coats for rain or shine. Awide selection of styles, fabrics and colors·· solids, prints and checks. Junior, misses and half sizes. SPELLING BEE CHAMPS - Steve Story, left, proudly disp~ his trophy Wednesday ev~nlng., .a1~et:.. - !1' downed his opponent, Diana Carsey, right, in the Meigs County Spelling Bee at Middleport High School. ,,..;tl''. C. E. Blakeslee, center, was pronouncer, Steve Story, Meigs Top Speller Garrison Probe Giant Hoax Claims Nightclub Operator COLUMBUS (UPI) - Now Orleans nl~htclub operator Gordon Nova! slipped o.ut of: CQidriljiul early .. todoy bacau•o of whot ho called "p"""ur. tram Now OriHns." · Novel lla.,..t at the SheratO'n Columbus Motor Inn Wednesday night but' chocked odti.t.l' IJW and 7 a.m. todoy leaving tho following melllgt for now• mon: "Gentltlllln, dut to pr..luro from No,~ Otl11n1 I had to leavi. I wlll my llotement In Chlcogo in short due count." ._m. provo LET US OUTFIT YOU FOR WTERI A.fine selection of women and girls wearing apparel - coats, suits, dresses, millinery, .sportswear, coordinated groups - all the top styles. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ...... '1111 ln'the Middle i11f* Ntxt to•llller(tld~ POMEROY'S ~LITY IHOIITOU •1 Black Po lent • L d fL Y W Hl-l'd omen Priced According to Slu Black ·. Leather • - <. 6.99 to 8.99 fa1'1l1811 ~It ad loot lila IJion- 'lllo ..._....ted" comtm r. ...,.... ibo - • f!l" ~ Into a polr. Wo have 1 wide..,.._ Ill h~e jumlll llll'IM Idol b Eaotor ud tilt ...;..,.. iilleacL 1M I l l - ,, ' JVE.fTHER ;.1 AT 'It ~J ·' iJI!lOUI> Lelarl ljarvlh R. Siafford, 20, oon ced by James F. Earty, pallOr, Cburdl In dlarge. BROWN. ...,lletcJeoplau '111 . . 618 1 P /'I ,l"'ti1 lU ·'' ' .:~ . . . . . Staffo~l'~c,ted· 1 Holy 'fVeek ~rvices are Af!iiDfl~:. ll" to 22·95 ll.tiilllllllt .. ' .., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 22, 1967 baer bailey barr bennett kaylor lyndon wolfe