https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/51d589b46434cad056d4ae1401abc4b0.pdf 69732268a19fef6144ed726d9fa23f45 PDF Text Text ,. ' l f ' •, ' • • . .' • . ' lelltllle1. 1'o~ o., ~ .. 11107 . . . .- - -. . Mrs. Neutzling AbOut' Retirement ' , ly IIUI otyle,lhow, ' ~~ ~ I ~ ~ ~~ . . . J \~ ', \ : TueldaJ '· re. ,. ,N' M berS ·' Received by Presbyterians .. . ,.• •' ,. • ' ' . ...... , .' - ' ' . . . '.. ' i I , • '·· < Middlepon Is Hostess for Temple Officers • ' sa.l Mr and Mra Allen Ball •••. .~velllDI CloldP,tl al ale·~ aer ··!lllbdaf•l tqelrlloi!M. . . . ~·~ st. Elemtnliry Sehool ... '1 • • ........ Gughter, ~Ita, enterlalned with Table and door prl~s wbl Preaenl were th!!lr.• c,_..., 1 ' 1 family dlll!lel' Easter Sunda~ , and 18mllles lilclutllq Mr. 1111! at their ho1111 on Route ,7, The .be awarded. 1 YOUTH ASililD FOR IT! In& a baby sitter out of her Mra. ~~~ ~ett,.1 Jr., aid . dinner had originally been plan· · 'nlll column lo for · pay. -H. family; Lillda, ··~ Roll MI.. CMIIIe Ceok!! s\Udent ned as a retirement tbservance their problema . Marie, Melanie and am; lolr. at West VIrginia university, for Mr. Rail, who recenUy eW em their troublu Dear Helen??? and 'Mra. 'llfllll!ililll JOQII IDCI Morgantown, W. Va. spent the tired 11 · bt As with the rest of Ah 1141 I'm on to ,you! . My ctilldren, ta4;. .lolnrt. and Kelt, ' .,.,.k'!lld with ber mother, Mrs. as. a rna carrter, u Us!, It welcomes Dad sa•s .be lotows you and you Middleport, and ,tile Rev. and Jeaa Cooke and son, Tommy. due to htgh water was n o t , " held until this sunday. , .• but won't dodge a serioUs are a man. -SMART Mra. George Stcidan • olilldMr. and Mrs. George MeAl· Present were their son and , with a br~fl. , Smart: , J'e!l, Timmy) Tolniny and Laura lister, Charleston, W. Va. wore family, Mr. and Mrs. Eddl~ · New members were Send your teeQ.age 'nlat'll be news to my bus- of Deer Part, Clncinaa'l The nome of Mrs. Ben Neutz- ed to Mrs. William Allman, weekend guests of his si•ter Rail and sons, Bobby and Tom. Into the Presbyterian to YOUTH ASKED IT, band and four children! lin!. 10, Maple Place, Pomeroy, !Mrs. Phil Meinhart, Mrs. Ben and brother-In-law, Mr. a.'ld Mrs. my, Pomeroy Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. of HarrlsonvUI Sunday care of Helen Help US!, this Sorry - your lather must ·' , , decorated with colors of 1Nectzling, and Mrs. Karl Ow· Orin Smith. Horace McElhinny, Middleport, with the Rev. Howard newapaper. aome kind of nut who has delus. Belen Gtu:f!erlck g>l<i ar.J shades o1 lilac and en. The traveling prize, brought Mr. and Mrs. Charles )!oe- Rd.; Mrs. Robert Wamer of officiating, in a TWO WHO REFORMED of HHU. -H. Earru Dearu Llli pmk 10, the March IIM!eting of ' by Mrs. Spencer, was won by kins, McArthur, were Easier Pomeroy, and her daughter and Session prior to the church Dear Helen: Helen BJssell Garver!&, SheJ. the Staff and Officers Club or i Norma Zirkle. Sunday guests of his pare~ts, son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clar· vice. . Today my friend and I Dear Helen: by, Oblo, Qugllter oi Mr. ud Metg; Telnple of Pylbian Sis- i Others attending were Mrs. Mr. and Mr~. Neall Haskms. ence Siratttn .of Oakw~d, and Accepted . were Ma~lyn shopping. While there You're ao rliht that ev~one lofn, Charles Bissell of Cbeltor, ters Monday eVtJning. Hostm·IHorace McElhinny, Doris Bail· They 1!so VISited wtth Mr. and Franklin LewiS, the guest of Shirley Alkire, Bonme thought why not do • ~~fed& to "talk It out" with a bss been naiJled to thf Dean'• " were Mrs. Etta Lemley and le}, Maxine Owens. The host· Mrs. Jacob TUrner. I / . Miss Rail. and Joyce Waggoner. lifting? quallfted pet8l!ll, but why me? list for the past quarter at · ii11 'drs Otho watts. esses served Ice cream sun- Chen Mayer, Columhus:..spon, ol the Session were Mr. Well, that wasn't· very I'm not quallfted. · Mansfield Branch Df Oltlo Slate The dining room table was :daes, coo'l!es and coffee. Nap- the Easler weekend w1th her on=• 1 ......,..,.,...... French, Kenneth Welsh, and because we got caught. I felt aorry for this girl so I University. covered with a white linen !kins in white and !Uac were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ gil Atkins, with Rev. way, I'm glad because Ustened to her problems. She Mrs. Garverick, 1 1!"02 lfld· clotil ond centered with an ar- iused. The April meeting place Geo~• Meinhart. '· as moderator. Communion I'll never do it again. We got won't talk to ber parents or a nate of Chester High School, rangement of orchid lilacs and will be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. , also served durmg the caught by two real nice guidance counselor - I think II a student in the College of pmk mllms ;n 8 white bowl : Moore, Jr., Ashland, Ky., were service. detectives They told us · mainly because she's latched on Ar1J and Seienees. , flanked by orchid candles. The ' Easter guests of Mr. 8Jid Mrs. ~ During the mornlng worship how wrong It wa~ to me. I'm plagued. I can'! mantle arrangement carried out H. s. Moore, Sr . f service at the Mlddle~rt then they read us a letter go anywhere ~lthout being fol· GUUTS ON'IAlll'Eil the gold color scheme with gold Mr. and Mrs. William K1tch· ~ bytenan Church, spectal music you had received to YAFI lowd by her. II s got to the point Easter Sunday vlslton Df Mr. cand!eholders and center-piece en a~d chil~en, Denise 'm~ ~ was presented. b~ Mrs. Paul a guy who got caught and how where her troubles are mine, . Mrs. Betty Spencer, pres!Debbte, Chtlhcothe, WOF£ week· H?~tonstan,. ptamst•. and Mrs. bad he felt. • and IJ have enougthh of r~ ownd! :d:·o~:::! : dent, conducied the meeting end guests of her mother, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Swan and Lillian Stei!f, orgamst. They told us also the guys She ust pours em O•• an nd Mrs Sl!eldon G~ which was opened witll a popr~ng and.Mrs. Robert Re.bel. children from Columbus were ~attons at bolti churches en- who say "No" to a temptation they're pretty wild. Besides,~ To. ~ R nd !She~ '"' "Thirty-Three Years" writ- NEW HAVEN s Wood MISs Mananne Woodge~d. Co weekend guests of Mrs. Swan's Joyed Easter treats. are the ones who have guts I'm being marked ah one of her b eve, ~. ••- I y, o • Cr d d, - usan · Iumbus, spent Esster wtth her · kind •··ause she hangs around y; Mr. "'"' IJU1t. Delllert IJit. len by Gra·ce owe11 , an rea rum of New Haven ~ ninth d M H ld gran~parents, Mr. and Mrs. HAVE GUESTS Please put this letter me .:'much. sell, Delbert Duane, and Devob• ~Irs. Karl Owen.- Games grader of Wailama Junior High ;'.:;:';':~rr. an rs. aro Ray E. Gibbs, Mulberry Ave. your column because we'd like 1 tell her to see an expert nla ot Colwnb-.: Mr. and Mn. were played and pr1zes award· was crowned Miss Sbringtime M g a d Mr R be 1 TUrnc· Weekend guests of Mr. and MMA~ON Leh Easterd guestsJ :r to thank the detectives and tell but h 't Sh. eds ; Dwight BIBsell and Jeli tf 0 r . 0 them from now on we hsve the · . r ... n s. · Mrs. Mason Fisher, Minersville, '" ue ew an Mr. a • e won • e ne one. n ............. Mr. --• Mra. """ at the cIose 0 f the J umor H1gh and cmldren Gat y Mtchae!. . . Harten bach were Mr and Mrs I've tried losing her politely ......,.,.,., "'"' """' Assembly program Th ursday Debra and Sandra, ' ' Nor!h Rob· were . and daughter · ·-• •n•. . Mr. and Mrs. . . Wllhar;~ Boyd We.ss of· ng· ht kind of ••uts. And • also but she won't take the hint I glas B'...e11• Brian "'"' """" of afternoon. lnson ere Eaoter weeke"rl F1Sher and son Will" of Torch . . that we sure know now how • Toppe[l Plains· Mr 11111 11r1 w . . and Gordon Fisher of Parkers- Grove C•ty and Mtss Beryl It hurts your parents just be- feel aorry for her, but, honest, I llag BIBsell ' Al ~ Her escort wa·• Donnie Wood guests of hlS parents, Mr. and burg. Gordon returned to his hew of Urlchsville, Ohio. cause you think JOU ~ant ta be cah't help. How can I tum in Ro er J _.·MiD~ --• Mrs. Jce Turner. . . my J'unlor psychlat~·t'a bu' ger r., '" .......e, .... fS. of New Haven. other candida~ stud1es at Mountam Stale Col"big and smart" -KEN ,,. ~ "'-· G •- -' Ru"-• Mrs. J. E. Harley spont the . The Almanae · ton? -WORRIED ALSO BOR• ""''" ra .. "' !""''o MASON - Mrs. Howard Van es were Sara h Carsey of Mason, Easter holiday In Spriugfield l lege Sunday evemng. MIKE • llatre of Mason presented an an eighth grader, and Bonnie with ~er son and famtly Dr. Mason FlSher returned to By Unlt"d Preos Intemallona! Easter Program, "The Demise" .•ones of New Haven, a seventh and Mrs. John Harley. ' Mr ' · his employment .at 'Wierton, W. Today i,, Tuesday, March 28, PERSONAL TO "BIG NOSE" Dear W.A.B.: . SET ICIIOol. DA'l'll l'l hrn the Womon's Society of grade student. Margaret navis of Atheos ''"" Va., Monday mornmg tbe 37th day of 1967 wiU1 2'111 to the 13 • year • old g~rl whose . Tel\1\:::' cli"ffr you: tak· MASON - Mra. JoluL Chnst1an Service of the Mason Miss Spring Time was crown- visiied with !be family. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris follow. "long, skinny horrible" nose mg a r trou es to par- Mason, wlll be lD c:IW'gi of lie MethodiSt Church met Monday ed by Sally Yeager of the Stu. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fru-mor spottnhsorhed an !Eha.ster Egtg hMrunt The moon Is between it,, lull bygelskidaher tcalchooled!"Miss Witch" ',.';.ts ~s you :;: cgul~ ~nu!edVacatloD Bible ~ mmng. dent Council and was presooted and daughter Cmdy Ohio Um· a e orne 0 L paren s, · a s . Y onger. e ......,. Cor J - I tbrou,h Mrs Lester Zerkle appointed j a huge decorated egg. The en- versi!y stud;.nt, and Mr. an~ and Mrs. Oris Harris, Miners- and last stages. PLEASE SEND ME firmly toward the office of your June t. A Bible Sebool 'llllltMrs Ralph Pt~kens as cha~r- tire program was sponsored by Mrs. Kevin Brand•burg ..,d son, vdle. Carla Jean FISher won The mornirog star is Mar>. NAME AND ADDRESS, AS school counselor. lhop will be beld 011 April ,11 men of the nom•_natmg commit· . the Junior High Student C<luncil ~colt, Dayton, were Easter !trsl pnze, second pme was The evenillg stars are HAVE IMPORTANT .And next time be selective- from 7 to 9:30 at tbt 'l'dblty tee Othersappomted were Mrs. of which Cheryl Burns is presi- weekend guests ol his mother won by Barbara FlSh~r and and Jupiter. MATlON FOR YOU. - H. about your listening, A sympa· Methodist Qwrch In J'olut .John Chattm, Mrs. Eileen Cart· dent. and sister, Mrs. David Farmer third place went to AilSa Har· American conductor !betic ear Is a magnet for . a Pleuanl. Teieben· IN . ... wtght an~ Mrs Judy Flagg. Prior to !he crowning, an and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skin- ri>. . Whiteman was horn on lhl> Dear Helen: boring -H. quuted 10 The prestde~t announced that Easter Cantata was presenied. ner. Spendmg Easter weekend in 1890. I went out on my first DaD·Y·II the West Vtrgmta St~te C<lnler- Students makmg up the choral Mrs. Jomes Jividen sport! wtlh Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grurr On (iliS day in histary: sitting job and was supposed ence of the WSCS w1ll be held Igroup were Joyce Goodnite, Be- Easter Sund&y in Ravenswood, ser, Mmersvdle w~re Mr. and In 1'197, Nathania! Bri~gs be home by midnight. This lod,oll m Whcelmg, on Apnl 14 and verly Knapp, Becky Gilmore, w. V•. with her father. Mrs Pat Qumn, Ctndy and Pat New Hampshire rec•ived promised she'd be In by 11 ,;, all or New Haven; Pam Roush, Arthur Skinner and son, 1'om of Columbus. Sunday dinner patent for a crude form m., but at after 1:00 a. m. nrfreshments were served by Kathy Foglesong, Sally Yeager, Skinner, and Sam Woodrurr, Co- guests included the Quinn's and washing machine. walked in with a man "no•·o 11 Mrs _ Marvan Frame and Mrs and Nan~y Aldridge, all of Ma· lumbus, have returned from a Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, Pomeroy, ln 192t, desiguers of oeach left wilti a woman). f.e•.11s Gtlland to Mrs. RaY 1 son; and Sherry Arthur of Le- fishin~ trip in North Carolina. Clara Karr, Pomeroy and Mrs. wear predicted AmeFlcan wo- She said she oo•ldn't pay r rofftlt. Mrs. Howard VanMat- tart. They were is a senior dental stude~t Welby Whaley, Rock Springs. me? would start wearing right then, but would send re M" Roloh Pockens, Mrs. 1 at the piano by Harriett at Ohio State School of DentiS• M1Ss Kand1 Grueser a stu- f1ttmg one-p1ece bathing Days went by and 00 PlOIIe!' II I ester Zerkle, Mrs. Jud Y 1 Sheih! Lieving of west Co- ry. dent of West Virginia Universi- that sum~ -despite the came, so I asked her f laog. Mrs George Carson, lumbia sang a ,olo and Christy Ray Pickens, student at Ohia ty is spending Eaoter vacation protest' of clergymen and claimed she sent a five dollar II ' ' " Mvrl Megee, Mrs. lVII· Howard of New Haven present- Stale Tlniversity, visited wtth with her pareots, Mr. and Mrs. puritans alike. bill through the maiL I "m ~ry . Mrs Rus<ell Barton, ed a clarinet solo of the Lord's his parents, Mrs. Elizabeth Pick- Waller Grueser, Pomeroy. ln 1939, Madrid Is thtfe' any way l can ~I rs .Jnlm Chattin, Mrs . Rus- Prover, accompanied by Glor- ens and Dr. R. R Pickens o1•er Dmner guests Easter Sunday to the Nationalist forctS my money? .:..~riSiiPF'OII~Ti~D II "· 11 C;J'lehRrl. ~~rs John S1sson, 18 Gibbs of New Haven. the Easter weekend. Hi:; classes of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Gener:dis~imo Franco. Dear Dla: ' 1 r~ f:harle ~ Ye" -rer. Mrs i11clude flying. Pomeroy, were Mr. and Mrs. In 1965, more than A telt~ne caU - from ~ 1 ' d .Ior.,on and Mrs. L'rry Cook.out Given for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nuli, Richard Leifheit, Emma Jo persons drowned followmg .,. father mlfhl ~jllrsuadt Bumgardner. Crookn'ille, spent the weekend and Curt of Springfield and Mr. earthquake in Chtle. chintzy da'l''• ~Spt!caUiy K Birthday OcclJIIiOIU with her lather, Mr. Cl~re~ce and Mrs. WiUiam Lehew, Te~, points Ojlt she'D have • toll!!hll A cook-out was held recently Clark. He has been V\Sltmg Juhll, Cheryl and Bill of Pome"DEAD AS DORMOUSE" time finding sitters in ltie at the home of Mr. and Mrs. with the Nulls in Crooksville roy. The term "dead as a dor· ture. And he might add, Pomeroy. 0. John Mulford. Cheshire, in hon- Easter Sunday dinner guest' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehew, mouse" stems from the fact next lowest thing to taking ean.-11 TONIGHT or of their daughter, Sandra of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewi' Debbie and Charolette of Ken. that the dormouse, small ro- dy away from a baby is Much 28 Mulford's birthday, and al•o were his mother, Mrs. Arthur ton are spending a few days dent whir' "habits the colder "ANY WEDNESDAY" cates in its win· LODGE MEETS lam· Fonda Jason Robards, the birthday of Carl Gardener, Lewis, Middleport; and Mr. and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. climates, Dean .lun ( S Ro,~;pmary Middleport. Mrs. '~!wood Lewis of Ather.s, Harry Davis. ter nest often sleeps as Middleport Lodge No. 343, Colorcartoons: Others present wm Mrs. Carl and MIS. Wilham Stewart and Su,day ~uests of Mr. and Mrs. long as six months at a Ume, & AM will meet tonight at WINDSOa, the -lmJilVVIII...., Under the Big Top Gardener and children, Mich- 'on, Eddie, Athens. Mr. an J Charles Werry, Pomeroy, were , according to the Encyclopaedia o'clod< at the Mason~·c: ~~~~~~ DaHv's Diners ol Xeatucty Blue.-, ltMI tilt Wild & Wooly H1re ael, Tnnna and Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Russell LewiS, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. James Werry and Britannica. building to confer the IUD. Produc:el&clcllllt,.,..,,..,.. Mrs. Tommy Taylor and daugh- visited also over the weekend family of Syracuse. Apprentice Degree, like turf. CAimel Ia 11111111 tD W•dnosday and Thursday ter, Gloria, L-Cpl. Harvey Van- Mr. and Mrs. Gardener Rey- Mrs. Robert Crauthers. Jr., her employment at Mills-Simp. Master Harry L. Chesher plant a new lan ar 1IJ'IIIdo dlo a. meter, Charlotte Davidson and colds returned to the" nome '" Middleport is visiting her hilS· son, lnSurance Agency. Mrs. nounced. you now ha¥1. •'iiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~R~an~d~y_;;;M~ulf~o~rd~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ Lebanon Monday after snend band Robert who is with the CrauL~ers was accomoanied as -,----' '' ,• ing the weekend with Mr. and U.S. 'Army and stationed at Ft. far as C<llumbus by Mrs. Rob- Sound fravels lour times as i 2,500aq flU& Mr~. P,aul Grueser. Mrs. Gn:e· Sill. Oklahoma. Mrs. Crauthers, ert Crauthers, Sr., an~ Mrs. fast In water as It does ~er s s•..,ter, Mrs. Mabel Wo.fe is on a week's vacation from Homer Laudermilt, Jr. through air. Alao save 50~ on 1,000 ~qltbox-3:95-U$ of Pomel'oy jomed them I or ______:_..:..:.:.:::.::_.::..:.:.::::..:..:..:.:.._:....::.:.::::.:.:..::::.::...:....:.:..:..__ _...:..::..:.:::::....:.:..__ _ _ _ __ Sunday dinner. Limited ti1111 Dllf11 Mike Gardener, student of Ohio University, spent the week. end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~arl Gardener. Easter Sunday dinner ~.st., o1 Mr.1. Betty Cline were her The late Bdwy. star Wil· fits: Adele Simpson's at Jerry apologized and hoisted tbe wig· To Find Out That daughter and family, Mr. and Ham Gaxton's widow is a pa.ljsilverman's and Shannon Rog· lady's tab; ltiat was the 9th Mrs. Gerald Marr and chtldren. tient at Will Rogers Hospital, ers' rrreal!y-big party for TV· wonder TV newshams MOitlll Wt1 Could Get Our •nd D"le Marr of New Haven. Saranac The Charles Azna- film star Pauline Trlgere was Dean, Bill Beutel and J o h n Buy now and aave on TURF BUILDER, 1 II'. Va. ' vour expect their first little more aevere than the St. Laur· Tilljan, on their initiation the fertilizer tbat makes grass multiply New Car Financed Mr C. E. Ruppelt, !other of crooner next Oct . . . J u It e ent velvet "smoking" pant · the Inner Circle, 50-year • Itself. Have It on hand te fertilize on the Rev. Hnward Ruppe!!, he· Christie's making TV-spy Rob-' suit Carol Channing's sporting · political • writers' club, had to At A Low Cost! came til during church ser"· ert Vaughan say "U.N.C.L.E." at first nights & Sardi's La dress as "topless waitresses" that first nice Gy 10 you'll eDjoy a lawn ices ,;,mday morning and w1S . The Jimmy cagney Mafia Trigere sported a more !em!· during the lampoon • dinner, Few people realize that borrow. that's better than ever thla year. taken to Holzer Hospital in Gal- held its annual meeting at Tile nine white slack outfit with a ''The Impossible Year." They lng money from a bank Is the lipolis He is convalescing at Players Club: Jim, Roland Win- jacket whose plunge waa up- all looked like "Twl&gy." . easiest way to get the things you home today. ters, Bert Labr, Bill McCalley; ward· from the bottam, n!Veai10,000 sq ft 8.95 7.95 Ralph Bellamy was in town in&,.her bra of no doubt dla· Former Deputy Mayor Paul want. No other financial institu· Also save 50c C)n 5,(100 ft. 4.95 WORKING AT RVTH'S but busy making TV films to mOOds and enough flgger to Screvane's daughter Sara-Anu tlon Is allowed to make loans lor MASON - Miss Judy Finn!- combat Tired Blood Red ! hsVtJ bad the Latin Quarter weds John Mlcbael Steber May 10 many purposes. And bank cum of Mason, who has com- Skelton's actually doing his rai~ed a decade ago Mean-12'1 in the Lady Ohapel or Sl See The Complet. Line of · loan rates are always the lowest pleted her beautician course at Christmas shopping now; ot while, with the gals so gussled Pab:lck's Cathedral . .. the Huntington Beauty Acade- Lord & Taylor. He was at the up in semi-butch, host ' Rogers Sellers, wife Britt Ekland, available. S(:Ons LAWN CARE PRODUCTS my, has been employed at "reduced" counter w h e r e inslsled on equal sartorial lime newbom baby and nurse cbeck l'omUy lraod Jeod ror JOII'll tl)e aU·purpose foYorlje Ruth's Beauty Shop in Mason. WOR's radio economist Fay and disappeared before the par- into the Sherry·Netherland lopSo be pleasantly surprised, the nHt time you face makes 100d loold~~~o~ood·wearinJ lawn .In aun ·or shad~. ' The shop will be open Monday Henle beat him to a "reduced" , ty was over, back promptly ril 21 Harlem rumors had Quick Cover Jeod .. m~lllll II annual..,.._ with 2/3 throngh Saturday. Miss Finni· escritoire. wearing a djellabab. llazel Scott's Town Hall con· an opportunity that just can't wail. A visit to our ~DIIlal SriOies b)' ... ~ 'eobnL Providtt fast eovera&e'ln sun or i~~Jao. cum is s 1965 graduate of Wa- The girls really are Retired• ,Pulitzer • Prl.!e!l'ln. cert Easter Sun. night 11 bank may very well be the the answer to your mobama High School. !hose trousered "smoking" nina sports edithr · Mu Kaoe benefit for her ex Adam Clay· 10% Wlodltr Snd Improved variety· of Kentuob Bluehas a sports • panel quiz show toil oWIIOSII; not aq, lt'1 a bene""'· Slay• ereen in oummor heat. Tltea wear Ql toar · ney needs. Do it today! the suddenly perapiratlon-dalt; fit oo!ely lor Hazel T h.e Play I rood ... 11-~o!o tbe .qulck ruued <Uiltloa of WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS TV expei'ts have pronounced Selren Atts lakeover Df Warller broider blade pa-. Tl!rlveo Ill lUll or 1hlde · first.rate · At tfle II]IOrts dfi> Broa. wlll be pfftcial In 10 MIN & WOMIN Alii UROIN1LY NIIDID TO TRAIN AI It•~· ner,' Cassius Clay 111111 •the CBS NewsEaiter Mort ' Star,Spangted Banner IO!Jdest; wtll announce the ne'lll and ~e could teach .Robert Gou· ill the new Ctmpllll' Prllfl•hlr an• MH"•• Tralnlnr let the worda '- knew •em all ; Ptr1111 MIICIIIII will • trtlnNI hi I ,....... . whlctl 11M . One ollbe house dance"-"!: Ml ,- - . wHh !H'O- toll. II vou ""tHy, trolnlotl CM The E(ghtll Wonder, lnlgg!t!J ~ .... Wrftl lOIIar. P~ lndullt homo flhont on an ~leveled platform, ~ckod .JB · . •' ' . L fit$,., , ' Mr. 1DC1 ~~ · Paul antertalned With •• ·I' ·' . l' !mmlln,.~ · ~.. A.tF(UnUyD., Delt;iy-Pinner , •,· ) ·' · ~ t'ldld .. f or. Gwen . . . 11 ............. e. ~ •- ·..--- und and • I r ; . .,.,...,. ·. rtw ~~ Of·n. .,......,..,. .4,... I • • ·1ne:s IC • ID Around and About ll Susan Woodrum Crowned Miss s • Pomeroy .. T' ' MEIGS THEATRE ...., :olol!: 7.95 IT WAS A PLEASANT SURPRISE Voice of Broodwa.r Turf BuiJder sq. bag WANTED TRAINEES I IBM ............ ' '·' Mimbtr l'lclerafDtplllt ln•urtnct Corporlt'lon ;I .........~,...-~-:""-~.,....,...~..,...-=...,....,--.1• . ··· -,- ' - ~:jir~·~;~~r~ij~~:!~~ Ill IAOHIIE Tllllllll Bo ..... _X, 0 tile room: tbe •tc raJ wu rl'iii> ..,.., aaeroea Wflh!8n patron'i cleara· If :..:•:me=roy:.!.:.'::..·-..-..J.liood ~- .0 .t~.l~ . •· 1 1 p L---=•:..:-==:c:::'.:'.:-:":':ne:::, :. ·- .., ""' . , \ • I<.,.~ Woai .... •• ,... ~ .. r,~ / . .,. .J • . , ',· 11 1 • .. ,. ,~, '' • Jo .· ··~· • ,, . . •.d/h, 1" ' ~ )HI '1'1' ., r ~'1 .~ ·,\ 0 , . ·.'!to·'~! 'J~ .,~)·· "''"" "' us JAMES BREWER tla• WORLD . . :~" \', ~\ Two persons thrown !rom an convertible on a curvo. being <Oiltinued. ·• .. automobile in an accident early I The car, a total loss, first 11 The department aUo today on Route 12.4, "!!ear the struck a mall box m front of an acctilent at 4:30 li. m. ll!daY Intersection of the Union-Ave. Ute Lowell Wingett residence, on Route 124 thr~tenu.- ·. oe bridge, were reported In satis- and ijieo went broadside Into a a mile 'east the factory cond!Uon at Veterans 1 telll{lf.one pole, clipping It off. Dexter !load; where a ~ driY• Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Hartenbach,assisted by et. by James lluther Hila!', IJ, Admitted for treatment were Pomeroy Police Sgt. George Rt. 2, Pomeroy, ilruck ·two Earl David Brooks Jr 25 10311 Hicks in the Investigation, said d•er. Suuth Second-St., ' Middieyort, th• electric box at the residence Ha~gy reported ~ .deer driver of the wrecked car, and o, the late M. F. Zerkle place crossed otilo the highway in front of hll vehclle. one ~ tht 1 PIISsellller, Kenneth J. C<lx, was also tom out. 21 Rt 2 Cheshire Brooks and Cox, who appar- deer, a 200 lb. bocl:, was ldlJed ' : ' · ently sustained only contusions and the other, only lnjlll't!cl. teid Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach and lacerations, were taken to the scene. There was llghfllfllll. said Brooks, ~pparently travel- the hospital by Pomeroy emer. age n!ported to Baggy's ·Illl!! kg at a very h1gh rate of speed, gency squadmeo at 1:50 a. m. model car, and no arrest waa lost control of hls 1957 model investigation of the mishap is reported. of *-• 0 ' 2 Hurt in Car Crash ud th: ' •• lme Easter Program Given WScs by M Van Matre • I Laniivrile. �.. /I . .. l ~ f • . ·~ -' :• ,,. • ' } T " I ' l ... ,~'-J ' ' ' , 1 ",!.:_' • , • , . , • 1 • , ' ·,,, ' ., . ~ f:""i;~' ' • • • j Sup·rt~nif' Court.Aware of ~ ' /t COLOOUS (UPI~~:'da~' ~;'b~r~ .~fo~e 0 Hou~~' ~~,,~a;e ·~~- ~-~chael ~~: w~;. . .' . ~ . .·· • n·ISSat"lSfact"on I I ~ated. • r 0 f~~>.- tlle :~~," ·:~ I "y JIM BELCHEit ~im. !l'lteY, wblppe4:Qt~.Cubs . l-ll Doug Ctun!lll; a non-roster . , UP~- Writer to clinch· the1r. .second player, dro.ve'tn a run with a .. J~~nJ"'"~:~l, the Saa 1conseeutive Cactus League pelt. single in the siith to break a 2·2 · Fran~! ... · ~ian~' $100,000.a-t nant: ; ,. . ' '· '· · ' tie and knocked In two more Y'~f . · ~·flicking toUtllpaw, O~ '%! ~arlchal's colleagues, ions In tile eighth with a double 1'!8 I· i!ili1g to waste any time 1\(;ke•i McCol'!Rk:k, made a to give Washlnglon all the fu~l : fli'O'/ln'l he is ready to go strong , b)d ;:for a starting i1 needed against Baltimore. . , . ·d"']'!le hla :It-day holdout. . rot~tiOII pltchfus ,~sslgnp!eni,by ~ouston's victory · over Pll' f• Mii\lig'er Herman , .Ftanks lliV!"F ,!"' .just ;(~ur hUs d~ring' tStiurgh wao ,the Astros' lift~ in }; tagged Marichal to start ioday's th~ ·!Wen Innings be IUS on the the last silt games. '1'1\1! loss was game agalnst the Chicago Cuba 1\\ou«d. Willle·McCovey drove In partiCularly acute · for the at SCottsdale Ariz. three ' of .the Giants' four 1'1108. Pirates, who lost their slugging Mar' h. 1 ~ 1 1 h 1 In otiler exblbl~on _game• left!lelder Willie Stargell lor a .· 10 0 s s s e • ready Tuesday, California whipped week to 10 days. Slargeil e~n though he has been In Clev~rand 3-1, lh~ cNew 'York sprained his right ankle tn ·a ca"'p only two days, He ipslsted [MetS"' beat Philadelphia 9-7, collision with second baseman :ld~aa re~dy Ia~ yea~ after Waslllngton defeated Baltimore Andre Rodgers while both men it t rn~ut t ·~ 24 ays;..~ ao 5'2, Houston . tursed' back were chasing a Oy ball in the u. ou e was ~e..,y. ~ Pft!Sb~rl? •4-2, ' St. Louis beat fourth inning. ]1ii;2tyear<tf\! /IC~ ' of the LQs "Angeles·· 3-1 and Kansas Bob Gibson got off to a shaky GJa~ts:.; !tal( 1\il.n his first 10 City, n?~ed the Yanke<~• ft.4. start but righted himself to gam~ of the 1966 season and. • ~aY:~ohnstone pun·ched out a allowed just one run in seven wowld up with a 25,4 record- base!;loaded slugle whlcli gave Innings as St. Louis became the the lourth consecutive season the .Angels . a 2-J lead over the sixltt straight National League that he bas won 21 games orllndllns. Johnstone I• trying h team to whip the defending more. uss~t . incumbent e'tnterfiel~er champion Dodgers this spring. : Jose Cardemil, and Johnstone Jim Gosger's sixth fnnln~ 1 Mar!Chal believes he can start hag impressive credentials-a home ·run and a brilliant threen t"'he'", h~ left off. He worked .486 spring battin~ average. inning i'lollef stint by Jack Aker 1 ~~ regu ~r Y _at the Universtt~ ·· Mets' 18tb powered'Kansas City's win over 0 Sah~ Oommgo ln his naUve The Mets scored twice in the the Yankees on liall of Fame , 1 °~~can Republic before sign. loth Ianing on two Infield hits, a Day at Bill McKechnie Stadium ng contract. .. saerlfiee fly and a wild pjlch to in Bradenton, Ala. Several Act G~nts Take' Pennant, whip the Phillies. One of those members of the Hall of Fame been •; y, the Gtan,LI have Infield hits w~s a double by Ed appeared in pre-game ceremo-~g~y well without B~~ussoud. nies. · . , to :p'?te~ "~~lQt~·~~~lf.~~·~. :~Q~ G!%;nl~~?.~,~~ ~·~; ' ~ld)hft~'t . r:::~ ~~t •;1 ~r. ~:d·t~~tri~,:~ 1i.f~ ~:~~::1 ~~~lrjn; tiA;, ..ll~Jt~; th~· indjvtduao h9 .d<>!Pg "'1weef!. irl~\he Cafe · , : ·1 i .·.·, ·: . ;~ , tn past,;·l!!lltlla\um • he said, ·~ons. 'nle latter b,as,cot;ne ~ 9)11iii\f, tiiJ~f, ~!v'l tq)eaf.• 00 "'.ru}Uill• durmg recent years. II the rlghls • ;::~uttl be more precise to report crtmlnol. Mall¥ eilt,Z"I\Il .r~sen: of ihe Winois "dope',pej!dler: · tlbn "oufd reQUire\ •atiOqatiotfr ·~$§on under the rug. He }liat. \here IS some but not mucil w~~;.:~:~~:ntro!h:n:. ~~~ There Is a rising public by three quarters of the'slaw,s:' ·erg!!~~ jhat ,the petitions are >~r:~d~nce of thts awareness. Icoli tivrl of the millions of resentment against the court's. ·Perhapa ' that caul~ . not he 'l nvtf A yeur ~ former Sen. . ·, ,Ot.tef Just1ce Warren. and hts, co ec y, . . arbitrary ruling requiri"B \t<>th achieve<~. But the. ptere· fac;t_of !'eulwij: l)o~gla~, b-nt, was 1 · ·' .ll'r.tivtst court ma)or1ty are Ithe law abiding persona among Houses of statt1elll!l~'tlll'•_. to ~:.l!elng jostled by the lacts of hfe l whom . the 1 protected hoodlum be apfl()rnoned pre¢fl!ely on,\he -·il. ,, :they e<Jn 1n the Un.t ~d 1fmds v•ctirris: • basis of populaliQII! 'li!e court 0 8 ::Miif,es m the second half of tne ] In 1 ~~;~ \ l.s! w~~· :~~ cannot reverse itself · on this ·'iQ!h'cetnury. One of tnese facts cour . \om 1~e :c!:tlums to one. B.ut 32 of .the tiquired 34 ,, a( modern itfe IS the cnme •mphasJs Ia e In u holdh .tates have petl!lon~d Congress ·_:-.xji!osJOn mthts country. ' the ~ 011 ?," 1 rgt'~ c ~victio~ to summon a constitutional • ,'f1:fte Justice Department an mots narco 1 s 0 . ' convention to propose on : R'brted·.this month that senous , the cou;t ruled t.~a~ lh~ ~he~ amendment reversing the court. ,,~~1~~~~a~~ b~~; ~~~c~~; ]~~~a;i~g 0.~h!ec;:urcts a7 ttie!r Proposals by such a convenCrime wave is not peculiar to lllfOrf!laliOn, that the lo~ice may ~ great ghetto-ridden Cltles. fearcn the accused ~1thout a ;:(Time was up 14 per cent in warrant and that ev1d~nce ~o ,.IIJ\lbs nf fewer than 10 0110 1 obtainod may be adm•tted 1" ."fRabiLants. Crime was up ' 13 -::ou rt. Th!s is _a swit~.:~ from ~hP c,er cent m the suburbs A lrend nf pr~v10us ruhng~ whtcn ., , had handtcapped fl()hce Jr. actmg on reports £rom under~ world agents d<'emed to b• . · ;,.~,~ - ~· reliable sources of information. 1 f.l('1 This ruling came at a bm~ or "'.,,,.1\J Senate suhcommittec hearing< _ Jookin~ toward congressional ' • ,Q:.: 1tction to assert the rigilt of the :_:~ ., ..l public lo proteetion again'[ .. criminals, regardles:~ or 1:-,e ·· MAI>IlLA (UPTl -Desp<te tour!. ~Jumbll!lgs from lhe- sugar a!ld Witr.esses firmly tesbfied tl') ~)ice 1ands of poverty-nddl':-: their belief that Supreme Court • : Centrn1 Luzon, lY'OSt F'tlipmo~ rulings handicapping the polic~ ~i.YJ:I shrug off the thre.al of the were a major cause of tile grim -b~9mm11nist Huks movement. (rime record in the Unitt'!d · ~ The Huks-short for '"llukhn- States. UnhAppy citizens arP. ' .,Jahap," mraning People's Libtr· pressing their rongressmen to 1tlon /lrmy- have bt en rl!gard- check the court. ConS~;r:!!'S ""ed as ~ omethmg of a s1ck joke ..i.o so!i1e Circles S1ncc hemg WANTS NEW DIVISION . crushed in the 1950's by Ihe lote I BUS IUP!i _ State eS!dr·nt Ramon Magsaysay 1 COLUM . l "[l musl be budgci tim~ ; Development Director Fred gain'' Manila colummst.s. iney,- , Neuensrhwander . announ:el! 1 '"I 5 1 there w~ thds~ , ~ onlY q!\iler . •~ by Patrol ~pet' ~~ 1bi),lliilril ~ pr. reason f~r bebli there was 1!1 in~denf Robert (Jhl~ntc, ~d~ ·• mealji' bY 'lllllcb 41b. btdefeJI ·motor vehicle safety wbti !!1'~\~•tiM raD• alytrl!!$1!&. COII!eni ~ btl delawa. . .~om 1)101 c t apprMcl), t~ wquld btl ·:at! !'lrCise the petitions to COngress t• a r -;lhJt'the ·~lll-~uld . '!be far · • reaclJin& but, the , ·The senato>· id th~ »J''PGS81 •In fUtility,."· 1 ' .... alioolute eviden~ of a resent; and :~bo!dd· bulore1th~ absolute iepresellllaUve said, bas tho Ill the blll · h8 been dralted ·He jnd :Scherll' .laid 118Vml ment ~alnst the coUrt 'running .constimti~llllf inJU;tcii,w. .lhat a support of bolh ·lellllera In the with the patrol's !ld a~ ;b.' dlJ. Gf tha; l)lOI't CC!IIti'Oirmfil. le• wide and deep . among the constitutional . convention mus House and ts iii' line with plat· llOUDied the BPII\ · chcii. ap. tur~s ~ \l" .bnt ~X~bt jl)eercitizens. . br!!tilled irJJien two 'thirds of the form planks ot· l!olb ,parllef ill proach. , . ; • . ,; :•: po~a~ :,~ .~~'~er Congresoional HherJis v.ilo states petition Co!!~• lor lest year's el,tcl!on. . He ~d:llt'· ~~ l_njj>,~Uop th8 ~JI, .!JIJ!Il'l' ~~~~ ~ ~ opplauded the court's apl\(lrtlon- such action,·· Such perforrnancl'S ''This bl),l wU1 noletop accl· Jane ope~~~.':. . - s U lhla J~; M4,:t'a!IUH !Jlili~· ment rule are · unea'sy, Sen. as theBe ·: ·are' what lead ~ents: 11 111ay not red~· them. chl!C~~ 'li?I,Ocib · eles Jn.IIJeG P~. ·coul~ t<!f,l ;lfJil·~- lllljll"lll William Proxmire,· J>.Wis;, is slumhHr!J,.' .~llti<llllll Into a But !I we .can stem f!ie ll~e ol and U:i per.ctnl tailed ,ljl,.W~ h ll,h'l! IJ . 'luDP. ,an~ oilier seeking to sweep, '/he .. r,hol~ constitd~~ierlsls. deaths 1J1it,dama~' 11 will l)e and ~eq ~ \9wed away,~ ~ aranle. · , : , :; , . , ,.., ~ r '• :", j ~· . , . . !\til SP.ECIAL- .:" 'H ;· uks Sat·d ~bly' ('r<l.Cked folluw lng nu:{ I Tuesday an 8 point mt:rnatJon'iTirid'!:'lts.'' the imj}hratiJn al trade r;rogram ~es1gne~- ;~ 6eing the Communist thre:1t "make Oh10 No. 1 m the 1e in1s uver~lown to JusUfy ~~lc of exports" that inclu~e~ _es lahf f ~ Iens~ budg'et to congr~ss. lishment of a new dl,VI~IOn o ~ L.:~t~ly. Lht> situation hus \nternahonal trade w1thm the bered up some or the Jesten. Ohio Department of Oevelopr he ~h1ks have rehabiy betn ment. ~ ~ ra··!('d gaimng strengill. 1511 Slrnne 1 •. ' '· '' 10 OZ. JAR Aunt Kem· Tone '. For Spri_ng Planting UED POTATOES 3lb. can eKennebec eCobbler ~-·!tH ,; the s lb. ... ' " ' tlft.... ·~· ~ l'll~lr. ..l:lr.ad• lllAd&J , . . . '' .. . __ _ ___..... 1 '" ' ....... . ............. ' 111 ' nn1 . .'· Cllll Stokely's . ' PINEAPPLE c .._........__. . :.:-- ~r,~.r.:....-~.~ SHORTENING Pil ~~::.ble_..,__· .•. 1 _,....,'· u. ~~ ~o~l/AAine · ,· : , .. R .,. 0 ~ ·81S.CUilS,: . - ~, , ,~ :lr:,1~ . ', . , "'' " ·• e , ' h;· ' ' 1 'Unjust' Claim Will Be .- Reard Ln court Dunk Sh0 t Elin .· · dIll IJ Hig'h".·Sch,ool ."an JJlin"01•8 W/I"JJ Re,;eaJ New c ,c, Gf}"d MentOfS T0day 1. ''' '\ ' ' '\ :t.: Major Appliances TV &Stereo .., • I I· OUR OWN FRESH GROUND c ,.... .........., , KAUTZ STORE ...... _,.._..... -·I FEED' Chftter,Ohle ·• ·" 30S PORK e19 -- . ' PORK -. GROUND BEEF·· SAUSAGE •FLOWER PLANTS • ONION SETS and PLANTS Red • White • Purple e CABBAGE PLANTS ntfie• .fUJ!ttMI ····- CUin• _.,• aJn1 fhret lt!GW wher• C!·~r•. ~f"kk" ~"' ' - ·· - ' OUR OWN WHOLU HOG NICE LINE OF 1!'1 I No. 2111 YOUNG AND :rENDER LIVER J.: •'!' to limit quantltlel . • ;ENNA ' (UPI)-The United Sweden has a chance lor the ( ! . .:., les, lis work complete In the silver if it upsell the C?'1dians ... . ' . world amateur ice hockey and the Czechs lose to Russi3. 1- -· ' J'..'lllUr'day League •hamplonships, ' counled on . ,.·eh 18, J98 r \ll_ghborlng Canada to heat , The U.S. qmckly pu_t the . . 1 I there?" Won Lost SWeden today and help il clinch out of reach agamst . ' . Simon's Market 511 28 lourth place. , Germany with four goals tn the LOUISVILLE, Ky. <UPI)-A too late," and !bat "they did It The sam day the federal NBA Playoff Standings 7 Up Pottling Co. ~h u" · ted w t' ~ first pertod and three In the fede ral ·t our1 hearmg · · 49 N • ~9 e .;:,, rou es tiermawas 1on1y afler they knew we were court suite was fl1 d 10 . By Unite~ Press lateroallonal 1 .Y C ·hg House 131; 40 n f!.3 Tuesday night to finish second before the Germans scheduled here today on Cassius coming at them" 0 e Division Semifinal ~utia~:d Dept. Store 31\\ 46", 'illlh a 3;3-t record ln. tile eight- could get on lhe sroreboard. Clay's claim that he received Clay was rebuifed Tuesday by 0 ~~~s~~~~ hT;a~ re~:·e~ a~ Besi·•I-Fiv• Eastern Division leshor's Tex. St•. 33 45 l.~ m. round-robin tourney T~e only player to score more unjust treatment from his draft the U. S. Sixth Circuit Court of to report lor indue~:~~ Ae ri~a;l Series A La~dtlwk 27'~ 50\; :rjtch concludes its It-day run than one goal was board, because there were no Appeals in Cincinnali, Ohio, in The April 11 inducti! · w. L. , tgb Game - Nornta Am,. :'l7lilay. That gave the Yanks .Me 1Y nchhuk of Negroes servmg on 11. his latest appeal. The appella•e was cancelled ho Philadelpl1ia 3 I cat·y <07· High Series p · .1 th Mmn w1t two h ld ' , wever, this 1 1 3 oora' ~~alims. 529· . - ~n-l.se.ren pom s, e same as I ., . Attorneys for the heavyweight ~ur up ~ Gordon'~ decision week, when the fighter's attol·· Cinctfl•1ali ·· . Te.>:n Htgt. Sweden. , U.S. coach Murray boxing cha . f' ld th 't m refusmg the temporary neys requested that.. b x·Won Serle; Con.o •nd Series · d h' b d 1 ., s . H 'f th S d 1 mpton te e su1 t .. rd uiS case e f•iarl<et Rlli! '1m ':' •mon' ·ro·Cowevder, tod1 e thweuess o&lel son pdradJ~~ ftlS t~hn o f in U.S. District Court at cresl \ammg o er and denied transferred to Houston, Tex., seri•s B · • . o ana a ay, e .. WI woun e a er e game or b K th' 1 ay s request to appeal his which Clay now . h' W. L. Pet. . 1 0 8 in theY.ni:iii~iii '• ded f h 1 ,. . •. w ns oro. y., ear1Jer 1s Id f . . c a1ms as 1s 1 11 sp1 ded 3 I .250 " e , ~ ""' ' '!"' awar ourl p a.e smce 11 avera month seek! bl ck Cl , rat status to the 6tb Ctrcu 1 t. legal residence. lx-Boslon 10 0 Where your tlnaers dl) I0 8 ' "' n' F li:NIJI!I Leam•• t t Sweden 4·3 on openina day here T '. ng N'ew y Jrk I 3 .2'ill 'I ~ T. . ' "" .... . . tmpendmg Induct! 0n n1 ayth I the walking. ' e· "Soc , J , 1167 . Americans haven't finished "If Sweden gets beaten by · . un x-Won series . . that high since placing third at Conada tomorrow, we will be in allegedd "racral imbalance" on • Won Lost }}ll'~te ll"stern Division 1 1 lola ' Beauty Salon ~1\\ 29li Colorado Springs Colo in 1962 fourth place aQd' that's what .oca raft boards In Kentucky ' . · l'l Bahr's Cl W ' '' · ' ts corrected '·" Se:rles A Fore•t R~~ . ;~s "· ;o 30 ;Also at stake toda} were the had hoped to do," he said. ' u.s. Di; t;iet Judge James F · C~IIeb"'e, w.3 L.0 • . •· ""· 43 .31 slfver and bronze medals, showed them that the •• x-San Francisco Team No 1 411\l 40 , . . , , hd S d t also was to hear G&r. , · . .1, RusSia already havt~g ~jmc e tates can st1II :!'re<: arguments t th UlS Angeles . 0 3 ' · ' ':·• 1• 32\lz 18 11 Its filth consecutive ' title. players witH goOd j>otential. thr d Qn 8 reques at a LOCISVILLE, Ky. (UPJl- decision. He said that in 97 per x-Won Series B~ver.ov's Bly. Shop 211~ 53'7 Following the Canada-Sweden "All tqeX kids are very et"'J~_ ge ~deral panel be set The dunk shot. a specialty of cent o{ the 50 ,000 , Series B d ~ig~ ~~~me and Se~10s -Pan- _fJ at c h. Czechoslovakia "iII 'l'obh'g .'llil ~experienced. u~o~do~arear~e~ase; 1 ed fiasketball 's giants, will examined, a team eil;,., W. L• Ho~! ~0 rns, 189. 5.9: Tean, meet Russia in the final game give them three years and grant a ·temfl() e u: . 1 to banned in college and shot o•· lest possession o! thr x-St. L<!llis 3 0 1"'' ·oame and Ser"s ~ G&G ' of the tournament. they'll be,llill'a to,Jle.al. I assure order biockin ~~;'. ':'rat~ ng school games next season. ball within 7 scconcb Chicago 0 3 Cafe, fl'IS, 11138· Canada, currently In second you that , in. the ,1970 world pending the :uk Ys •~dt':ttw~, The National Baskcthali "On 1y in one and ,;ne half Tuesday's Result• -~·ace, will win the silver medal tournament In eanada, we'll hearing orne 0 ay s mittee of the United Slates nml cent of the cases was the Boston Jl3 New York 109 .fgnfor Mlted Le•gue 'if. it beats Sweden. Czechoslova- have a damned Rood dlance to State .Seleotlve Servl , Canada outiaiVed the dunk shot tver held longer than r.ranh· 18, l!ll'l .. , kia can finish second if It wins challenge the top teams lor the tor· Taylor David ·~ DJTec- at 3 meeting hero Tuesday b\:t seconds," Bunn added. The ancient Romans 1 Won l.ost and Canada loses, and even world title." vealed thai a s~: " re- ~eJ~ded proposal• for a t1me He conccdeu tl1at '' there the builders of the world's 1 ~::~ ~ 4 transferred to Clay~~ d;a~: hmJt 'n shootmg. isolated cas<S where stalling first aqueducll for the move9 Team ; board In January to rm a John Bunn, official utilized. but the comm11tee ment of water over great dis10 11 W f vacancy and Uli '· lor the committee, . it should not lcgtslate lor such tances. 'f eam f JO ll .. ' • .5 Ul 8 member. few extn:!me sJtuatio.ns. ,. -----~~----------...,;;;;; Team 1 • , Caly s a(Jomey, Hayden eo. member group bannoo d~::~~~~~ 10 11 Team 6 4 11 ·~ vington, of New York, claimed "by an overwhelming 11 The committee is made U". ' High . Tta.m Game _ a~. that the move was "roo ty." He said the mobe would repre1entatives from th' NCAA, N "equalize the defense am! the N;ltional Federation or State 0, 5, 70I;: 111gb Team CHAMPAIGN, Ill. !UP!) -I Their discovery. and apfl()int· High School Ass 0..1·at1·011 s. Team N ' 881 H f t Fight Results offense in play around we ' 1 o. '• I_ : igh Utllversity of Illinois todav ment came with a most an as. B u 1 d ba Nation'! Junior Coll•g• Y n te Pr..s International Resa n 001h d 'Ch h sket, because the dunkirw, ' " Athh•t;cl 1 ~~ e an aris~tl' reveal Its new football and · tie speed. T ey were nter· MY Assocwt iun, the Can'"'.i:-. 11 fr • 1110 ; Steve v•n Mcter 17t Monday bY the di rec 1oro RTLE BEACH, S.C. maneuver does not g1ve the lege Athletic Asso.. 'at"" " Caoa-1 coaches, Jim Valek viewed Ge Ch d · • 1 1 0 H'gh • 1 Ch - orge uvalo. 216, efense an opportunity to bh·k ' •• 1 >er es ·- arisse Harve Schmidt, hurriedly of the Athletic A99ociaUon, who •topped Jolinny Brarra!J the S!!ot." dian Am ateur Athletic Associ:1·1 416; Steve Van Meier 428. to try to ln)·ect new recommended their appointment Italy ('). • lion. and th•" Young , A violation win cost the . lnio an athletic program to President David D. flenry. _ fl()Sse>sion of the ball and Christi11n Association (YMCA). Monday MI,.Od Leape · from the effects of the Henry cleared ' ~th appoint- MIAMI BEACH (UPI) baskets scored via the dunk ~i·i] [I•======;_=.;;_=,::::;::;::;::;:::::::::;::::=~C:::::::: Marcil ze, lli7 "slu;ot' funds ." . mentg with ~~~ board of Davis, 209, Houston~·outpointed he disallowed. Bee Coes are alumni of IlllnOls. trllStees late Tuesday. Willy Johnson, 189, Miami As for placing a time limit on M 57 Valek, 41, was most valuable _ shooting similar to ine " Bl::~;:d1~~o 511 player on the 1918 TIIini Appointment ,111 the new SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP() second rule" of the prof..sionnl 411 team, and Schmidt, 32, ,won in a huro: was almost -!lenry Clark, 210, National Basketball Ass"c'"tion. \ ~=~c :..op3 42 same honor with · the since the tenders of outfl()itlted Eddie .Machen, Bunn said a numbor ol 26 team. to prospective football Redwood City, Calif. (12). proposals were discussed but TeaJ.ll No. 1 18 can be. sent out h High Game and Series _ · Won and the tenders to t e committee "nevet· rea tty r olred l:!owen, 112. 475; Ed Strikes . lm-sible , 2 AHL Standlaga approached" approving such a . ,.. ~ P1ayeu only By United Pren lnleruallonal measure. leis, 2rl, 588: Te•m H~gi1 Game Fearso!De Foursome 6 2 later. E ,._ and Series - Blaettnar l!oti!IM!rs aha Dlvi1ion "It is the policy of the Rules 3 5 61.!, 11.17. MankO)' . Runners W. L. r. Prs. Committee not to prohibit 1 7 Solu!lidt will have SO days ')1 HI b G • F which to scan and recruit. Hershey 36, l2 10 82 ingenuity and variety as long n< 01 • .·. j.WiyBird Wom•a · J!l>meae~o•Jri~me am~-:" Vilek will be , even Bnlllmore 3413!0 73 l~makes foragoodballgame," 1 ~ · March :a. Ilfl · Series .._ Slriles ' pmsed to lin!\ • malerlal to ~~e ·~ ·~ , ... ;3 29 7 he said. P&ltlttlbli,, lltfll: .Hfglr G•me _ Stev." rebuild the lllinlloqtball squad. Prprmgovldoeen .. . ·' '!'J .~ Bunn said th~ committee has "'·'· .,..,... .,. vast data to supfl()rt ill. ttet Fl)nr.. .. .. .. .. 118: """' Ser!es - B1ll We&tent Dlvllion _ _ _ _ _ _.:.:__--' ·• SAINTS' KICI~ MATCH SWITCHED · -.... 1Balls -NEW . (UP!) -Tite X·PII\S"'~' PALM BEARH GARDENS, ,.w ette1. . Trt Cl!••~> Lea1u• New "'-leans · · ot th• "he•~-:~ , v• • """ ~• Fla. tUPI) -The Professional Kr ' t F t,ty.;. our M, a ~~ . If, : t117 , National li'Mothol~r.~~:r:r1 Association players PinI Spllllers ,. day annon•eecJ' Team ' Set:;~.J~, \lrowDiioliZ ~~~~that the Informed Hlsh (,f.) Slilf and of Cluimpions scheduled for the of.' lRi ~!!ll!les/ Desert Inn Cou~try Club at Las Vegas: April. 13 bas been swttcbeil to the 811'\l!JSI course. A ·IJ!Okesman ' for lhe .PGA said !lie switch follo,wed. , ' sale ol tlie Desert Inn to ~ow'Vcl, Hi!ihes, ! :I Right' reser:ved. I '" CANNED PICNICS ePontioc ...,.,. "'"ll'h"' a" NntJI Pf'lr • •I • . ,. ALLSTAR f GRADE A' MILK ~~=~- -~ ~: 79c s·t··., 7 4 APRICOTS ~~:'; c ORANGE JUICE ::~~~.:~:'""_ 3~:agr · 7 APPLE SAUCF ~: ' SAlAD DRESSING ~~~~Bowl-- q.. 39c . HOMESTEAD OLEO Sol~.__,.....- s Le Socia e BliSI Triumph Q ; ~~r:. 30,31 April ' Pancake Dinner DUBUQUE BRAND JUST ARRIVED Oellvert(l • . At the Club Restaurant in Racine. Serving Sausage and ~~ the. pancakes you can eat, adults, $1.00, chlldren under 12, 50c. Sponsor~d,.by Racine Merch· ants where tickets are available. Proceeds for Community lmprove.~~~ent~. eulfiJIA ' -' e. ' ' liTH PEARL STS-RACINE .'i ' 7Jte Store·With A Hart" Savings Like These fvery, Day! Come Onel Come AIU SUNDAY, APR. l !~ < ·I ' btu: .I ' ' .I ' the ~liD · ' • .Prices Effective fund Certificate and d&tails at our store economy, where 7C of fl()pulation of 33 ·MASON . Opea,Moa.·Frl. .••• - •• I to I Salurdjly •••••- ••...:.._ I to I •MAXIMUM REFUNO $30.00 " GetyourCash Re~ his hopes lor tho 'PO 1NTERE!If.·Of • i· •II 1 ' (IXCEPT 2 OZ.] quires changing the drill hit lhat the Huks aireo1y an average of 30 times. "in varying dcF-"re~::l'' - --~ IW,~uo people and 1, !110 in central LuZ«n. 1 hilippi.nes Jsland, arc somewhat mislend· intejligenee suurces l..~ltiog CloSe Walcb Ferdinand E. Mar· been keeping a c\(li>:if: '!"en•. on the anti-Huk car.1 Easiest W1y To sees no Immediate Rather, he views th,~m I lovelier Rooms ol the natiou's SEMTINEL . With:JirOOf ·of purchase of any Slz~t of GROIJND' or INSTANT MA)(WELL HOUSE COFFEE u increasing numl>c.- otl to a depth of 10,1100 feet re· dan~f!- ... Ful• ValQ ·.,: ·. ·. . . MARKEr:· '" ·•·. . ... . . en ' ~' .. Rabafralzl RACIN~E · ) On Your Grocery Purchase.This Week i!}g pub1ic officials, many of . , . them corrupt, havr bel·n . 011 men say that drtlhng lor far more REFU'N,D· ' Th• n.U like Huk guerrilla . c .• only ubou: !50. '"tualfc PORTSMOUTH, Ohio <UPIIT:!"bf" them tough, hard Ct1r ec A gunman robbed the Ea;t1 l]er. they operate un.:f'r town ofri re of the National .1 1ander Sumu!ong'" w/;,1 Bank of Portsmouth Tuesday of ~ istn to the top as a res •J 1 ~ an Et.t Jm~tffi $5.roo befon• es· e. capture or surrender of raping on foot. Witnesses sa1d pn'decessors. ; the robbrr willked b:ehmd a ' Sumulong is a shadowy figu'r customer and held a blue steel ,_ ,; d there 1S little Castro- ty-:.~ I revc.lver in his back. dew ·1r l .'lll f:ci!m al•out h1m. ed money from a teller'!>. ' '. Y. the Huks, by aswciat1n;: ran out the door and et ' d t ·. ves with the pronlems r,f on foot before police arrived. · ~l· masses and tcrrori2- 1 ne1t lew yeah and most !'i1ipinog to concede the Huk• <",1 ,1 GETS $6,000 pr~;ent 'effoill fail to £A-SH. ·'-'""• --------------------------~------------------~ · ,t AT YOUR ' . ~ : : t ~l .. NOW SAVE 10% 1 up ' . LB. CAN ' ' 'l'uetill'? ~O~UNG .~U.S. Routs West Germany .C ~:•fb the 41-3, Posts 3-3-l Record 1.-"' .-- ' r'! rsr I a I. .' • ~ ... ' i OFFER: a.ining h rengt .. ' I .:rnir!« .~ss~~.~!.~?~~h,~e ~,::d ~f preme eourt ' • <'' . ' • the least·th;ee ;- ·. worthwhlie," Sdterer cl nt · · · wben a hlg'hway safety pro- HighW'IJ'S and 1\!o~r ·Vebicleil lOney, 'R.cinelnpati,. ,au~ span, Pall ProJl'lllllt He .ald the pacKagerJI!Pf08 1 Imp 11H11 llie 1mgram ''can be based on a ~'(,). Cornmjllee. lc '. •. ~ in . Yt•ir . r~~., chal!l· ~· Scllerer't·rcmarks about past was used because a _broad a~ . He also spoke out 011 : ,. l\ gan coolest and bllliloar(l&!'· ~. ldfho ·Wide ~ '!''anm '1\)il(~wilt 1~. liM Rep. Roht~ 0 Soneo; highway sMety programs In the tack to the safety problem plied • OOIIS~t .' ~vision. ll • By LYLE n,;, •UN h••klng Inc-··~ . In serlou• past, one ol..tbe SJionsors 01 the be .given laugthy h~.C01·· -R.Coiumbos, a oo-spopsor. . ·stale .~· l!>e !One of the JII'IP')' "cannot be "done oft' a pl~m~l! -~\'W~,.~b! ' --~il,t _t~"!,~ ·• , .,...., '~ --· rnqi~ , hlgp f t)' · l 'II 'It phfiJWU ·' !llOyd · p r.. tln! by ·1p~ ·Wll ~Jell"' !e~ . basis• 1t would be a waste 9 owl ."' I '"'" "'1"'B ..,.,,l"" 1,1~,, United. PruJ International crime is the trend year aft!" ~id 'TU~Jiday ~~ ai'~ ~t.::t ~:..~:. ji.Peilrja, ~jtlilled;-ftn' 0 ~~~~a .s~soiJ · He ~ald the~ Qenerai ·Ume.:' · : .' • . · lest ~hen reques~ lly-.pollce, . ', 'There IS some evidence that year 911.., ye~r. ··the pace of the ~irs! 'sesi!' PY whj\'11 wjll bl! (p)_lp~ .by Asoemllly ls not "bo~nd bjllra· t.!JIIoney spoke «bout· v!!l'lou& wltllt«ifl"!nt lmp!liill by 1111-fact ~-~.tlf~~upreme COu~ is ~m~~ ba~~ro~~dl'IlJ: !;~!."sS.: unquestionably will b~ com- would stleiJI ~il)t. PJl.l~< 1 \~olh~r st1sion~ wi\~!·, l{ei'oll, diti'1Jl1-a (ra\llllon 1'~1<$ w~ lo,_~IS,}n lba bill, .~wellln~ ~~Jl!~~~,'~JW(~ i~ · Dub)'IC's ~.. ' • .• Y > • .• , '·. • ! ' ~~;:~~~;::·~ddl~ ~-" ~~.· ~-_. ~ -~Heafinas : Q ~ n ~netf:· o Ji Jtt~u&e· ~ , :Obie)HJaq\Vay · ·· i t!l \ :Y.t[' ' , • •;.~ t ,0 •' 2 1 7 .. ., • I' . -· �.. /I . .. l ~ f • . ·~ -' :• ,,. • ' } T " I ' l ... ,~'-J ' ' ' , 1 ",!.:_' • , • , . , • 1 • , ' ·,,, ' ., . ~ f:""i;~' ' • • • j Sup·rt~nif' Court.Aware of ~ ' /t COLOOUS (UPI~~:'da~' ~;'b~r~ .~fo~e 0 Hou~~' ~~,,~a;e ·~~- ~-~chael ~~: w~;. . .' . ~ . .·· • n·ISSat"lSfact"on I I ~ated. • r 0 f~~>.- tlle :~~," ·:~ I "y JIM BELCHEit ~im. !l'lteY, wblppe4:Qt~.Cubs . l-ll Doug Ctun!lll; a non-roster . , UP~- Writer to clinch· the1r. .second player, dro.ve'tn a run with a .. J~~nJ"'"~:~l, the Saa 1conseeutive Cactus League pelt. single in the siith to break a 2·2 · Fran~! ... · ~ian~' $100,000.a-t nant: ; ,. . ' '· '· · ' tie and knocked In two more Y'~f . · ~·flicking toUtllpaw, O~ '%! ~arlchal's colleagues, ions In tile eighth with a double 1'!8 I· i!ili1g to waste any time 1\(;ke•i McCol'!Rk:k, made a to give Washlnglon all the fu~l : fli'O'/ln'l he is ready to go strong , b)d ;:for a starting i1 needed against Baltimore. . , . ·d"']'!le hla :It-day holdout. . rot~tiOII pltchfus ,~sslgnp!eni,by ~ouston's victory · over Pll' f• Mii\lig'er Herman , .Ftanks lliV!"F ,!"' .just ;(~ur hUs d~ring' tStiurgh wao ,the Astros' lift~ in }; tagged Marichal to start ioday's th~ ·!Wen Innings be IUS on the the last silt games. '1'1\1! loss was game agalnst the Chicago Cuba 1\\ou«d. Willle·McCovey drove In partiCularly acute · for the at SCottsdale Ariz. three ' of .the Giants' four 1'1108. Pirates, who lost their slugging Mar' h. 1 ~ 1 1 h 1 In otiler exblbl~on _game• left!lelder Willie Stargell lor a .· 10 0 s s s e • ready Tuesday, California whipped week to 10 days. Slargeil e~n though he has been In Clev~rand 3-1, lh~ cNew 'York sprained his right ankle tn ·a ca"'p only two days, He ipslsted [MetS"' beat Philadelphia 9-7, collision with second baseman :ld~aa re~dy Ia~ yea~ after Waslllngton defeated Baltimore Andre Rodgers while both men it t rn~ut t ·~ 24 ays;..~ ao 5'2, Houston . tursed' back were chasing a Oy ball in the u. ou e was ~e..,y. ~ Pft!Sb~rl? •4-2, ' St. Louis beat fourth inning. ]1ii;2tyear<tf\! /IC~ ' of the LQs "Angeles·· 3-1 and Kansas Bob Gibson got off to a shaky GJa~ts:.; !tal( 1\il.n his first 10 City, n?~ed the Yanke<~• ft.4. start but righted himself to gam~ of the 1966 season and. • ~aY:~ohnstone pun·ched out a allowed just one run in seven wowld up with a 25,4 record- base!;loaded slugle whlcli gave Innings as St. Louis became the the lourth consecutive season the .Angels . a 2-J lead over the sixltt straight National League that he bas won 21 games orllndllns. Johnstone I• trying h team to whip the defending more. uss~t . incumbent e'tnterfiel~er champion Dodgers this spring. : Jose Cardemil, and Johnstone Jim Gosger's sixth fnnln~ 1 Mar!Chal believes he can start hag impressive credentials-a home ·run and a brilliant threen t"'he'", h~ left off. He worked .486 spring battin~ average. inning i'lollef stint by Jack Aker 1 ~~ regu ~r Y _at the Universtt~ ·· Mets' 18tb powered'Kansas City's win over 0 Sah~ Oommgo ln his naUve The Mets scored twice in the the Yankees on liall of Fame , 1 °~~can Republic before sign. loth Ianing on two Infield hits, a Day at Bill McKechnie Stadium ng contract. .. saerlfiee fly and a wild pjlch to in Bradenton, Ala. Several Act G~nts Take' Pennant, whip the Phillies. One of those members of the Hall of Fame been •; y, the Gtan,LI have Infield hits w~s a double by Ed appeared in pre-game ceremo-~g~y well without B~~ussoud. nies. · . , to :p'?te~ "~~lQt~·~~~lf.~~·~. :~Q~ G!%;nl~~?.~,~~ ~·~; ' ~ld)hft~'t . r:::~ ~~t •;1 ~r. ~:d·t~~tri~,:~ 1i.f~ ~:~~::1 ~~~lrjn; tiA;, ..ll~Jt~; th~· indjvtduao h9 .d<>!Pg "'1weef!. irl~\he Cafe · , : ·1 i .·.·, ·: . ;~ , tn past,;·l!!lltlla\um • he said, ·~ons. 'nle latter b,as,cot;ne ~ 9)11iii\f, tiiJ~f, ~!v'l tq)eaf.• 00 "'.ru}Uill• durmg recent years. II the rlghls • ;::~uttl be more precise to report crtmlnol. Mall¥ eilt,Z"I\Il .r~sen: of ihe Winois "dope',pej!dler: · tlbn "oufd reQUire\ •atiOqatiotfr ·~$§on under the rug. He }liat. \here IS some but not mucil w~~;.:~:~~:ntro!h:n:. ~~~ There Is a rising public by three quarters of the'slaw,s:' ·erg!!~~ jhat ,the petitions are >~r:~d~nce of thts awareness. Icoli tivrl of the millions of resentment against the court's. ·Perhapa ' that caul~ . not he 'l nvtf A yeur ~ former Sen. . ·, ,Ot.tef Just1ce Warren. and hts, co ec y, . . arbitrary ruling requiri"B \t<>th achieve<~. But the. ptere· fac;t_of !'eulwij: l)o~gla~, b-nt, was 1 · ·' .ll'r.tivtst court ma)or1ty are Ithe law abiding persona among Houses of statt1elll!l~'tlll'•_. to ~:.l!elng jostled by the lacts of hfe l whom . the 1 protected hoodlum be apfl()rnoned pre¢fl!ely on,\he -·il. ,, :they e<Jn 1n the Un.t ~d 1fmds v•ctirris: • basis of populaliQII! 'li!e court 0 8 ::Miif,es m the second half of tne ] In 1 ~~;~ \ l.s! w~~· :~~ cannot reverse itself · on this ·'iQ!h'cetnury. One of tnese facts cour . \om 1~e :c!:tlums to one. B.ut 32 of .the tiquired 34 ,, a( modern itfe IS the cnme •mphasJs Ia e In u holdh .tates have petl!lon~d Congress ·_:-.xji!osJOn mthts country. ' the ~ 011 ?," 1 rgt'~ c ~victio~ to summon a constitutional • ,'f1:fte Justice Department an mots narco 1 s 0 . ' convention to propose on : R'brted·.this month that senous , the cou;t ruled t.~a~ lh~ ~he~ amendment reversing the court. ,,~~1~~~~a~~ b~~; ~~~c~~; ]~~~a;i~g 0.~h!ec;:urcts a7 ttie!r Proposals by such a convenCrime wave is not peculiar to lllfOrf!laliOn, that the lo~ice may ~ great ghetto-ridden Cltles. fearcn the accused ~1thout a ;:(Time was up 14 per cent in warrant and that ev1d~nce ~o ,.IIJ\lbs nf fewer than 10 0110 1 obtainod may be adm•tted 1" ."fRabiLants. Crime was up ' 13 -::ou rt. Th!s is _a swit~.:~ from ~hP c,er cent m the suburbs A lrend nf pr~v10us ruhng~ whtcn ., , had handtcapped fl()hce Jr. actmg on reports £rom under~ world agents d<'emed to b• . · ;,.~,~ - ~· reliable sources of information. 1 f.l('1 This ruling came at a bm~ or "'.,,,.1\J Senate suhcommittec hearing< _ Jookin~ toward congressional ' • ,Q:.: 1tction to assert the rigilt of the :_:~ ., ..l public lo proteetion again'[ .. criminals, regardles:~ or 1:-,e ·· MAI>IlLA (UPTl -Desp<te tour!. ~Jumbll!lgs from lhe- sugar a!ld Witr.esses firmly tesbfied tl') ~)ice 1ands of poverty-nddl':-: their belief that Supreme Court • : Centrn1 Luzon, lY'OSt F'tlipmo~ rulings handicapping the polic~ ~i.YJ:I shrug off the thre.al of the were a major cause of tile grim -b~9mm11nist Huks movement. (rime record in the Unitt'!d · ~ The Huks-short for '"llukhn- States. UnhAppy citizens arP. ' .,Jahap," mraning People's Libtr· pressing their rongressmen to 1tlon /lrmy- have bt en rl!gard- check the court. ConS~;r:!!'S ""ed as ~ omethmg of a s1ck joke ..i.o so!i1e Circles S1ncc hemg WANTS NEW DIVISION . crushed in the 1950's by Ihe lote I BUS IUP!i _ State eS!dr·nt Ramon Magsaysay 1 COLUM . l "[l musl be budgci tim~ ; Development Director Fred gain'' Manila colummst.s. iney,- , Neuensrhwander . announ:el! 1 '"I 5 1 there w~ thds~ , ~ onlY q!\iler . •~ by Patrol ~pet' ~~ 1bi),lliilril ~ pr. reason f~r bebli there was 1!1 in~denf Robert (Jhl~ntc, ~d~ ·• mealji' bY 'lllllcb 41b. btdefeJI ·motor vehicle safety wbti !!1'~\~•tiM raD• alytrl!!$1!&. COII!eni ~ btl delawa. . .~om 1)101 c t apprMcl), t~ wquld btl ·:at! !'lrCise the petitions to COngress t• a r -;lhJt'the ·~lll-~uld . '!be far · • reaclJin& but, the , ·The senato>· id th~ »J''PGS81 •In fUtility,."· 1 ' .... alioolute eviden~ of a resent; and :~bo!dd· bulore1th~ absolute iepresellllaUve said, bas tho Ill the blll · h8 been dralted ·He jnd :Scherll' .laid 118Vml ment ~alnst the coUrt 'running .constimti~llllf inJU;tcii,w. .lhat a support of bolh ·lellllera In the with the patrol's !ld a~ ;b.' dlJ. Gf tha; l)lOI't CC!IIti'Oirmfil. le• wide and deep . among the constitutional . convention mus House and ts iii' line with plat· llOUDied the BPII\ · chcii. ap. tur~s ~ \l" .bnt ~X~bt jl)eercitizens. . br!!tilled irJJien two 'thirds of the form planks ot· l!olb ,parllef ill proach. , . ; • . ,; :•: po~a~ :,~ .~~'~er Congresoional HherJis v.ilo states petition Co!!~• lor lest year's el,tcl!on. . He ~d:llt'· ~~ l_njj>,~Uop th8 ~JI, .!JIJ!Il'l' ~~~~ ~ ~ opplauded the court's apl\(lrtlon- such action,·· Such perforrnancl'S ''This bl),l wU1 noletop accl· Jane ope~~~.':. . - s U lhla J~; M4,:t'a!IUH !Jlili~· ment rule are · unea'sy, Sen. as theBe ·: ·are' what lead ~ents: 11 111ay not red~· them. chl!C~~ 'li?I,Ocib · eles Jn.IIJeG P~. ·coul~ t<!f,l ;lfJil·~- lllljll"lll William Proxmire,· J>.Wis;, is slumhHr!J,.' .~llti<llllll Into a But !I we .can stem f!ie ll~e ol and U:i per.ctnl tailed ,ljl,.W~ h ll,h'l! IJ . 'luDP. ,an~ oilier seeking to sweep, '/he .. r,hol~ constitd~~ierlsls. deaths 1J1it,dama~' 11 will l)e and ~eq ~ \9wed away,~ ~ aranle. · , : , :; , . , ,.., ~ r '• :", j ~· . , . . !\til SP.ECIAL- .:" 'H ;· uks Sat·d ~bly' ('r<l.Cked folluw lng nu:{ I Tuesday an 8 point mt:rnatJon'iTirid'!:'lts.'' the imj}hratiJn al trade r;rogram ~es1gne~- ;~ 6eing the Communist thre:1t "make Oh10 No. 1 m the 1e in1s uver~lown to JusUfy ~~lc of exports" that inclu~e~ _es lahf f ~ Iens~ budg'et to congr~ss. lishment of a new dl,VI~IOn o ~ L.:~t~ly. Lht> situation hus \nternahonal trade w1thm the bered up some or the Jesten. Ohio Department of Oevelopr he ~h1ks have rehabiy betn ment. ~ ~ ra··!('d gaimng strengill. 1511 Slrnne 1 •. ' '· '' 10 OZ. JAR Aunt Kem· Tone '. For Spri_ng Planting UED POTATOES 3lb. can eKennebec eCobbler ~-·!tH ,; the s lb. ... ' " ' tlft.... ·~· ~ l'll~lr. ..l:lr.ad• lllAd&J , . . . '' .. . __ _ ___..... 1 '" ' ....... . ............. ' 111 ' nn1 . .'· Cllll Stokely's . ' PINEAPPLE c .._........__. . :.:-- ~r,~.r.:....-~.~ SHORTENING Pil ~~::.ble_..,__· .•. 1 _,....,'· u. ~~ ~o~l/AAine · ,· : , .. R .,. 0 ~ ·81S.CUilS,: . - ~, , ,~ :lr:,1~ . ', . , "'' " ·• e , ' h;· ' ' 1 'Unjust' Claim Will Be .- Reard Ln court Dunk Sh0 t Elin .· · dIll IJ Hig'h".·Sch,ool ."an JJlin"01•8 W/I"JJ Re,;eaJ New c ,c, Gf}"d MentOfS T0day 1. ''' '\ ' ' '\ :t.: Major Appliances TV &Stereo .., • I I· OUR OWN FRESH GROUND c ,.... .........., , KAUTZ STORE ...... _,.._..... -·I FEED' Chftter,Ohle ·• ·" 30S PORK e19 -- . ' PORK -. GROUND BEEF·· SAUSAGE •FLOWER PLANTS • ONION SETS and PLANTS Red • White • Purple e CABBAGE PLANTS ntfie• .fUJ!ttMI ····- CUin• _.,• aJn1 fhret lt!GW wher• C!·~r•. ~f"kk" ~"' ' - ·· - ' OUR OWN WHOLU HOG NICE LINE OF 1!'1 I No. 2111 YOUNG AND :rENDER LIVER J.: •'!' to limit quantltlel . • ;ENNA ' (UPI)-The United Sweden has a chance lor the ( ! . .:., les, lis work complete In the silver if it upsell the C?'1dians ... . ' . world amateur ice hockey and the Czechs lose to Russi3. 1- -· ' J'..'lllUr'day League •hamplonships, ' counled on . ,.·eh 18, J98 r \ll_ghborlng Canada to heat , The U.S. qmckly pu_t the . . 1 I there?" Won Lost SWeden today and help il clinch out of reach agamst . ' . Simon's Market 511 28 lourth place. , Germany with four goals tn the LOUISVILLE, Ky. <UPI)-A too late," and !bat "they did It The sam day the federal NBA Playoff Standings 7 Up Pottling Co. ~h u" · ted w t' ~ first pertod and three In the fede ral ·t our1 hearmg · · 49 N • ~9 e .;:,, rou es tiermawas 1on1y afler they knew we were court suite was fl1 d 10 . By Unite~ Press lateroallonal 1 .Y C ·hg House 131; 40 n f!.3 Tuesday night to finish second before the Germans scheduled here today on Cassius coming at them" 0 e Division Semifinal ~utia~:d Dept. Store 31\\ 46", 'illlh a 3;3-t record ln. tile eight- could get on lhe sroreboard. Clay's claim that he received Clay was rebuifed Tuesday by 0 ~~~s~~~~ hT;a~ re~:·e~ a~ Besi·•I-Fiv• Eastern Division leshor's Tex. St•. 33 45 l.~ m. round-robin tourney T~e only player to score more unjust treatment from his draft the U. S. Sixth Circuit Court of to report lor indue~:~~ Ae ri~a;l Series A La~dtlwk 27'~ 50\; :rjtch concludes its It-day run than one goal was board, because there were no Appeals in Cincinnali, Ohio, in The April 11 inducti! · w. L. , tgb Game - Nornta Am,. :'l7lilay. That gave the Yanks .Me 1Y nchhuk of Negroes servmg on 11. his latest appeal. The appella•e was cancelled ho Philadelpl1ia 3 I cat·y <07· High Series p · .1 th Mmn w1t two h ld ' , wever, this 1 1 3 oora' ~~alims. 529· . - ~n-l.se.ren pom s, e same as I ., . Attorneys for the heavyweight ~ur up ~ Gordon'~ decision week, when the fighter's attol·· Cinctfl•1ali ·· . Te.>:n Htgt. Sweden. , U.S. coach Murray boxing cha . f' ld th 't m refusmg the temporary neys requested that.. b x·Won Serle; Con.o •nd Series · d h' b d 1 ., s . H 'f th S d 1 mpton te e su1 t .. rd uiS case e f•iarl<et Rlli! '1m ':' •mon' ·ro·Cowevder, tod1 e thweuess o&lel son pdradJ~~ ftlS t~hn o f in U.S. District Court at cresl \ammg o er and denied transferred to Houston, Tex., seri•s B · • . o ana a ay, e .. WI woun e a er e game or b K th' 1 ay s request to appeal his which Clay now . h' W. L. Pet. . 1 0 8 in theY.ni:iii~iii '• ded f h 1 ,. . •. w ns oro. y., ear1Jer 1s Id f . . c a1ms as 1s 1 11 sp1 ded 3 I .250 " e , ~ ""' ' '!"' awar ourl p a.e smce 11 avera month seek! bl ck Cl , rat status to the 6tb Ctrcu 1 t. legal residence. lx-Boslon 10 0 Where your tlnaers dl) I0 8 ' "' n' F li:NIJI!I Leam•• t t Sweden 4·3 on openina day here T '. ng N'ew y Jrk I 3 .2'ill 'I ~ T. . ' "" .... . . tmpendmg Induct! 0n n1 ayth I the walking. ' e· "Soc , J , 1167 . Americans haven't finished "If Sweden gets beaten by · . un x-Won series . . that high since placing third at Conada tomorrow, we will be in allegedd "racral imbalance" on • Won Lost }}ll'~te ll"stern Division 1 1 lola ' Beauty Salon ~1\\ 29li Colorado Springs Colo in 1962 fourth place aQd' that's what .oca raft boards In Kentucky ' . · l'l Bahr's Cl W ' '' · ' ts corrected '·" Se:rles A Fore•t R~~ . ;~s "· ;o 30 ;Also at stake toda} were the had hoped to do," he said. ' u.s. Di; t;iet Judge James F · C~IIeb"'e, w.3 L.0 • . •· ""· 43 .31 slfver and bronze medals, showed them that the •• x-San Francisco Team No 1 411\l 40 , . . , , hd S d t also was to hear G&r. , · . .1, RusSia already havt~g ~jmc e tates can st1II :!'re<: arguments t th UlS Angeles . 0 3 ' · ' ':·• 1• 32\lz 18 11 Its filth consecutive ' title. players witH goOd j>otential. thr d Qn 8 reques at a LOCISVILLE, Ky. (UPJl- decision. He said that in 97 per x-Won Series B~ver.ov's Bly. Shop 211~ 53'7 Following the Canada-Sweden "All tqeX kids are very et"'J~_ ge ~deral panel be set The dunk shot. a specialty of cent o{ the 50 ,000 , Series B d ~ig~ ~~~me and Se~10s -Pan- _fJ at c h. Czechoslovakia "iII 'l'obh'g .'llil ~experienced. u~o~do~arear~e~ase; 1 ed fiasketball 's giants, will examined, a team eil;,., W. L• Ho~! ~0 rns, 189. 5.9: Tean, meet Russia in the final game give them three years and grant a ·temfl() e u: . 1 to banned in college and shot o•· lest possession o! thr x-St. L<!llis 3 0 1"'' ·oame and Ser"s ~ G&G ' of the tournament. they'll be,llill'a to,Jle.al. I assure order biockin ~~;'. ':'rat~ ng school games next season. ball within 7 scconcb Chicago 0 3 Cafe, fl'IS, 11138· Canada, currently In second you that , in. the ,1970 world pending the :uk Ys •~dt':ttw~, The National Baskcthali "On 1y in one and ,;ne half Tuesday's Result• -~·ace, will win the silver medal tournament In eanada, we'll hearing orne 0 ay s mittee of the United Slates nml cent of the cases was the Boston Jl3 New York 109 .fgnfor Mlted Le•gue 'if. it beats Sweden. Czechoslova- have a damned Rood dlance to State .Seleotlve Servl , Canada outiaiVed the dunk shot tver held longer than r.ranh· 18, l!ll'l .. , kia can finish second if It wins challenge the top teams lor the tor· Taylor David ·~ DJTec- at 3 meeting hero Tuesday b\:t seconds," Bunn added. The ancient Romans 1 Won l.ost and Canada loses, and even world title." vealed thai a s~: " re- ~eJ~ded proposal• for a t1me He conccdeu tl1at '' there the builders of the world's 1 ~::~ ~ 4 transferred to Clay~~ d;a~: hmJt 'n shootmg. isolated cas<S where stalling first aqueducll for the move9 Team ; board In January to rm a John Bunn, official utilized. but the comm11tee ment of water over great dis10 11 W f vacancy and Uli '· lor the committee, . it should not lcgtslate lor such tances. 'f eam f JO ll .. ' • .5 Ul 8 member. few extn:!me sJtuatio.ns. ,. -----~~----------...,;;;;; Team 1 • , Caly s a(Jomey, Hayden eo. member group bannoo d~::~~~~~ 10 11 Team 6 4 11 ·~ vington, of New York, claimed "by an overwhelming 11 The committee is made U". ' High . Tta.m Game _ a~. that the move was "roo ty." He said the mobe would repre1entatives from th' NCAA, N "equalize the defense am! the N;ltional Federation or State 0, 5, 70I;: 111gb Team CHAMPAIGN, Ill. !UP!) -I Their discovery. and apfl()int· High School Ass 0..1·at1·011 s. Team N ' 881 H f t Fight Results offense in play around we ' 1 o. '• I_ : igh Utllversity of Illinois todav ment came with a most an as. B u 1 d ba Nation'! Junior Coll•g• Y n te Pr..s International Resa n 001h d 'Ch h sket, because the dunkirw, ' " Athh•t;cl 1 ~~ e an aris~tl' reveal Its new football and · tie speed. T ey were nter· MY Assocwt iun, the Can'"'.i:-. 11 fr • 1110 ; Steve v•n Mcter 17t Monday bY the di rec 1oro RTLE BEACH, S.C. maneuver does not g1ve the lege Athletic Asso.. 'at"" " Caoa-1 coaches, Jim Valek viewed Ge Ch d · • 1 1 0 H'gh • 1 Ch - orge uvalo. 216, efense an opportunity to bh·k ' •• 1 >er es ·- arisse Harve Schmidt, hurriedly of the Athletic A99ociaUon, who •topped Jolinny Brarra!J the S!!ot." dian Am ateur Athletic Associ:1·1 416; Steve Van Meier 428. to try to ln)·ect new recommended their appointment Italy ('). • lion. and th•" Young , A violation win cost the . lnio an athletic program to President David D. flenry. _ fl()Sse>sion of the ball and Christi11n Association (YMCA). Monday MI,.Od Leape · from the effects of the Henry cleared ' ~th appoint- MIAMI BEACH (UPI) baskets scored via the dunk ~i·i] [I•======;_=.;;_=,::::;::;::;::;:::::::::;::::=~C:::::::: Marcil ze, lli7 "slu;ot' funds ." . mentg with ~~~ board of Davis, 209, Houston~·outpointed he disallowed. Bee Coes are alumni of IlllnOls. trllStees late Tuesday. Willy Johnson, 189, Miami As for placing a time limit on M 57 Valek, 41, was most valuable _ shooting similar to ine " Bl::~;:d1~~o 511 player on the 1918 TIIini Appointment ,111 the new SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP() second rule" of the prof..sionnl 411 team, and Schmidt, 32, ,won in a huro: was almost -!lenry Clark, 210, National Basketball Ass"c'"tion. \ ~=~c :..op3 42 same honor with · the since the tenders of outfl()itlted Eddie .Machen, Bunn said a numbor ol 26 team. to prospective football Redwood City, Calif. (12). proposals were discussed but TeaJ.ll No. 1 18 can be. sent out h High Game and Series _ · Won and the tenders to t e committee "nevet· rea tty r olred l:!owen, 112. 475; Ed Strikes . lm-sible , 2 AHL Standlaga approached" approving such a . ,.. ~ P1ayeu only By United Pren lnleruallonal measure. leis, 2rl, 588: Te•m H~gi1 Game Fearso!De Foursome 6 2 later. E ,._ and Series - Blaettnar l!oti!IM!rs aha Dlvi1ion "It is the policy of the Rules 3 5 61.!, 11.17. MankO)' . Runners W. L. r. Prs. Committee not to prohibit 1 7 Solu!lidt will have SO days ')1 HI b G • F which to scan and recruit. Hershey 36, l2 10 82 ingenuity and variety as long n< 01 • .·. j.WiyBird Wom•a · J!l>meae~o•Jri~me am~-:" Vilek will be , even Bnlllmore 3413!0 73 l~makes foragoodballgame," 1 ~ · March :a. Ilfl · Series .._ Slriles ' pmsed to lin!\ • malerlal to ~~e ·~ ·~ , ... ;3 29 7 he said. P&ltlttlbli,, lltfll: .Hfglr G•me _ Stev." rebuild the lllinlloqtball squad. Prprmgovldoeen .. . ·' '!'J .~ Bunn said th~ committee has "'·'· .,..,... .,. vast data to supfl()rt ill. ttet Fl)nr.. .. .. .. .. 118: """' Ser!es - B1ll We&tent Dlvllion _ _ _ _ _ _.:.:__--' ·• SAINTS' KICI~ MATCH SWITCHED · -.... 1Balls -NEW . (UP!) -Tite X·PII\S"'~' PALM BEARH GARDENS, ,.w ette1. . Trt Cl!••~> Lea1u• New "'-leans · · ot th• "he•~-:~ , v• • """ ~• Fla. tUPI) -The Professional Kr ' t F t,ty.;. our M, a ~~ . If, : t117 , National li'Mothol~r.~~:r:r1 Association players PinI Spllllers ,. day annon•eecJ' Team ' Set:;~.J~, \lrowDiioliZ ~~~~that the Informed Hlsh (,f.) Slilf and of Cluimpions scheduled for the of.' lRi ~!!ll!les/ Desert Inn Cou~try Club at Las Vegas: April. 13 bas been swttcbeil to the 811'\l!JSI course. A ·IJ!Okesman ' for lhe .PGA said !lie switch follo,wed. , ' sale ol tlie Desert Inn to ~ow'Vcl, Hi!ihes, ! :I Right' reser:ved. I '" CANNED PICNICS ePontioc ...,.,. "'"ll'h"' a" NntJI Pf'lr • •I • . ,. ALLSTAR f GRADE A' MILK ~~=~- -~ ~: 79c s·t··., 7 4 APRICOTS ~~:'; c ORANGE JUICE ::~~~.:~:'""_ 3~:agr · 7 APPLE SAUCF ~: ' SAlAD DRESSING ~~~~Bowl-- q.. 39c . HOMESTEAD OLEO Sol~.__,.....- s Le Socia e BliSI Triumph Q ; ~~r:. 30,31 April ' Pancake Dinner DUBUQUE BRAND JUST ARRIVED Oellvert(l • . At the Club Restaurant in Racine. Serving Sausage and ~~ the. pancakes you can eat, adults, $1.00, chlldren under 12, 50c. Sponsor~d,.by Racine Merch· ants where tickets are available. Proceeds for Community lmprove.~~~ent~. eulfiJIA ' -' e. ' ' liTH PEARL STS-RACINE .'i ' 7Jte Store·With A Hart" Savings Like These fvery, Day! Come Onel Come AIU SUNDAY, APR. l !~ < ·I ' btu: .I ' ' .I ' the ~liD · ' • .Prices Effective fund Certificate and d&tails at our store economy, where 7C of fl()pulation of 33 ·MASON . Opea,Moa.·Frl. .••• - •• I to I Salurdjly •••••- ••...:.._ I to I •MAXIMUM REFUNO $30.00 " GetyourCash Re~ his hopes lor tho 'PO 1NTERE!If.·Of • i· •II 1 ' (IXCEPT 2 OZ.] quires changing the drill hit lhat the Huks aireo1y an average of 30 times. "in varying dcF-"re~::l'' - --~ IW,~uo people and 1, !110 in central LuZ«n. 1 hilippi.nes Jsland, arc somewhat mislend· intejligenee suurces l..~ltiog CloSe Walcb Ferdinand E. Mar· been keeping a c\(li>:if: '!"en•. on the anti-Huk car.1 Easiest W1y To sees no Immediate Rather, he views th,~m I lovelier Rooms ol the natiou's SEMTINEL . With:JirOOf ·of purchase of any Slz~t of GROIJND' or INSTANT MA)(WELL HOUSE COFFEE u increasing numl>c.- otl to a depth of 10,1100 feet re· dan~f!- ... Ful• ValQ ·.,: ·. ·. . . MARKEr:· '" ·•·. . ... . . en ' ~' .. Rabafralzl RACIN~E · ) On Your Grocery Purchase.This Week i!}g pub1ic officials, many of . , . them corrupt, havr bel·n . 011 men say that drtlhng lor far more REFU'N,D· ' Th• n.U like Huk guerrilla . c .• only ubou: !50. '"tualfc PORTSMOUTH, Ohio <UPIIT:!"bf" them tough, hard Ct1r ec A gunman robbed the Ea;t1 l]er. they operate un.:f'r town ofri re of the National .1 1ander Sumu!ong'" w/;,1 Bank of Portsmouth Tuesday of ~ istn to the top as a res •J 1 ~ an Et.t Jm~tffi $5.roo befon• es· e. capture or surrender of raping on foot. Witnesses sa1d pn'decessors. ; the robbrr willked b:ehmd a ' Sumulong is a shadowy figu'r customer and held a blue steel ,_ ,; d there 1S little Castro- ty-:.~ I revc.lver in his back. dew ·1r l .'lll f:ci!m al•out h1m. ed money from a teller'!>. ' '. Y. the Huks, by aswciat1n;: ran out the door and et ' d t ·. ves with the pronlems r,f on foot before police arrived. · ~l· masses and tcrrori2- 1 ne1t lew yeah and most !'i1ipinog to concede the Huk• <",1 ,1 GETS $6,000 pr~;ent 'effoill fail to £A-SH. ·'-'""• --------------------------~------------------~ · ,t AT YOUR ' . ~ : : t ~l .. NOW SAVE 10% 1 up ' . LB. CAN ' ' 'l'uetill'? ~O~UNG .~U.S. Routs West Germany .C ~:•fb the 41-3, Posts 3-3-l Record 1.-"' .-- ' r'! rsr I a I. .' • ~ ... ' i OFFER: a.ining h rengt .. ' I .:rnir!« .~ss~~.~!.~?~~h,~e ~,::d ~f preme eourt ' • <'' . ' • the least·th;ee ;- ·. worthwhlie," Sdterer cl nt · · · wben a hlg'hway safety pro- HighW'IJ'S and 1\!o~r ·Vebicleil lOney, 'R.cinelnpati,. ,au~ span, Pall ProJl'lllllt He .ald the pacKagerJI!Pf08 1 Imp 11H11 llie 1mgram ''can be based on a ~'(,). Cornmjllee. lc '. •. ~ in . Yt•ir . r~~., chal!l· ~· Scllerer't·rcmarks about past was used because a _broad a~ . He also spoke out 011 : ,. l\ gan coolest and bllliloar(l&!'· ~. ldfho ·Wide ~ '!''anm '1\)il(~wilt 1~. liM Rep. Roht~ 0 Soneo; highway sMety programs In the tack to the safety problem plied • OOIIS~t .' ~vision. ll • By LYLE n,;, •UN h••klng Inc-··~ . In serlou• past, one ol..tbe SJionsors 01 the be .given laugthy h~.C01·· -R.Coiumbos, a oo-spopsor. . ·stale .~· l!>e !One of the JII'IP')' "cannot be "done oft' a pl~m~l! -~\'W~,.~b! ' --~il,t _t~"!,~ ·• , .,...., '~ --· rnqi~ , hlgp f t)' · l 'II 'It phfiJWU ·' !llOyd · p r.. tln! by ·1p~ ·Wll ~Jell"' !e~ . basis• 1t would be a waste 9 owl ."' I '"'" "'1"'B ..,.,,l"" 1,1~,, United. PruJ International crime is the trend year aft!" ~id 'TU~Jiday ~~ ai'~ ~t.::t ~:..~:. ji.Peilrja, ~jtlilled;-ftn' 0 ~~~~a .s~soiJ · He ~ald the~ Qenerai ·Ume.:' · : .' • . · lest ~hen reques~ lly-.pollce, . ', 'There IS some evidence that year 911.., ye~r. ··the pace of the ~irs! 'sesi!' PY whj\'11 wjll bl! 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' • ,., ' . -- .. - ... ·'' '•' . I . II . " \ . \ I ,.. I . .• ' • Calendador 67-68 Term Is Approved · r• : ~ r PAUL Fl.TZGEBALD KENNETH GATES ~ SPECIAL YOUTH SERVICES will begin Wed;: nesday March .29 at the Syracuse Church of tbe 1'\ilza' rene and contmue through sunday, April 2. Spe'aker : for the occaswn wtll be Rev. Paul Fitzgerald st d _ ~ mg for the mmistry at Olivet Nazarene Colieg~ ;:; Kankakee, llltnois. He lS accompanied by Rev. Ken::; neth Gates, also a student at Olivet, majoring in mu= Sic. Mr. Gates will provide special music and lead sin mg f?r the services. Services will begin at 7:30 eaci everung The pubhc " cordially invited. Any one in- terested tn mformaho nabout Olivet College is invited to contact the young men aa the Syracuse Nazarene PT. ·PLEASMjT - .A --~···' tliret. J;nj!e!\flgf~, being beld .Laooseaplng at the Howse Annex ln Pt. Pleasant, Mardi 28, 29. alld•3o, ·rrom 7:SO m. I Two Girls Will Go from Mason Earl Huffman's 70th birthday Sunday, M.rch 19th, Mrs. Hollman en- ·' ., . ~- 'ELECTRIC PQ(UTOR.' . Fully .88 Guararile.d - ••ch ALL PRICES EFfECTIVE c . eFRI. eSAT. Opposite Mark VS\lper Market, Manufacturer's Sale! Middleport SALE OF ASSORTED DRESSES eASST. SOLID COLORS COLORFUL PRINTS e ..:.. FOR LADIES - e WALTZ GOWNS Sarnh and Mrs. Dencil Hvffman and sre ,linong 120 future IP.ader!! Wendy or Gallipolis, Ohio, I from West Virginia University ' Mr. and YTrs. Bernard Lieving who ·,•:ere named to attend th~ ! I 11007 Student Leodersh1p 1 ~~~nee Apnl 7-9 at Jaclksor>'s 1 · The student le~d<'rs, , eBABY DOLL PAJAMAS Spring Offer On Pre-Finished WALL PANELING FOR GIRLS e BABY DOLL PAJAM.AS Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoff- 1by the conference steern'g Juniors-Miss-Half Sizes c 1 ' man. Freda Hoffman, all of New I mttlee to repres~nt ~he various : Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ram pus orga~zatiOD::i, w.i!! ' Staats. Karen. Max and Carol j tae~~ some major ~rob\err:~ ! Faye Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs : lacmg the young >eaders in th•ir Harry Sta ats. Bernice, and Ber~ campus leadershi!) roles. HIP HUGGER CASUAL SLACKS 1 neta . Mr and Mrs. Willis Grin- Conference Leadership Ow- ' .- stead. all of Letart. Mrs. El- dmator Raymond A. Vine, Park- ~ mPr Hall and Cheryl Mr and rrsbur"i, s;:ud the event also 1 ~lrs. George Hall, Mr: and. Mrs. I ~- erves. to prepare ~~c st~dent:; Wt!liam IJall , all of Nitro. f~r thetr future pos1t10ns m so- ! nety. Mrs. Henry Jenkins. who ha!; AmoJng the spEakPrs will be been ill several month s, .IS lffi. ' Congre~srnan Arch Moore· . WVU Football Coach J1m CorMrs. Maud Johnsor: Is a pa. l lt>n : WVU Mountainlair Direotient at Holzer Jlo·pital ! tor Robert McWhorter; WVV Mr. and Mrs J ' · M : Former Student Body PrPSi· . ames c- . t 1 . Knight have returned home af-i Qen_ JtlVId. Hardesty; ~L' ) er an extended visit to Boston 1Actmg President Harry Henu: · '1'Iass and Bergenfield, N. J. . ~ WVU Board of Governors !· Mr. and Mrs. David Batey of : Membr;.' A.B. C. Bray of Logal'; i ~olumbus, Ohio were weekend ! WVU , ommerce Prof. .John i .f.tests of Mr. and Mrs W T, i Goodw;n: Prof. Lynn Ourth :Stono. · · the WVU psychology depart- 1 J _ M. Crump wh h b I' n~ent, and campus ministers . 0 as cen Re ' .,. h 1 P · f h . l for several months. is im-, _v. ntc ae ame o t :proving. I EpiScopal Church and the Rev. · Mr. and Mrs Ma M . Jerry Rector of lhe Weslcv · son oms- 'lei' d. t Ch h _!on and chi ldren of Parkers- ,v no ~~ urc . burg, Mr. and Mrs Presion .Anderson of S lh :.d Pleasant V•Jiey Hospital .t •. ou sl e were I Ad "tted A d $t;ncf"v afll'rnon.l r ue!'ls of \tr 1 mt r·: . u rey Shinn, Le. )nd Mrs. J. M. Crum · · o.n ; Mrs. \>rg>e Snodgrass, WN Columbta : Mrs. Everett F'owler .. .ARRESTS MADE IBuffalo; Mrs. Billy Williams: PT. PLEAS.~ NT - Arrests ro· I Pt. Pleasant; Claude Moore, Pl. corded at the county jail for Lhe Pleasant; Mrs. James Harmon~ IJ.1st twenty-fo . ur hnurs were , Pt.Dl Pleasant. b d lames Simpkins. 22, Henderson se arge : Mrs. Russell Pea ce warrant and Vernie w' t Pea~son. and son, Pt. Pleasant; Williams, 33, Montgomer 'V1DaVId R>mmey, Southside; Mrs. traffic violation y. . . Godfrey Moore, Henderson ::: · p. ._ "Y _ L>vmgston, Pt. - CHECK New For Springl LADIES' SLEEVELESS THESE • The Long LearrLook:i _ eWaah·n-Weor eW~!~t Sbe 28 to36.,,.,, .. WITH MATCHING·BELT . PRICES: ' c ePrints 32 to 38 Machine .97• $ W;~shable $3.60 MAHOGANY, 4x8 sheet VIRGINIA LAUAN, 4x8 sheet CHE!tpYTONE LAUAN, 4x8 sheet _ BUb~RNUT PLANKED, 4x8shaet _ ANTIQUE BIRCH, 4x8 sheet NATURAL BIRCH, 4x8 sheet F,... Delivery 1 r'.,. 4.25 4.35 5.00 6.95 7.25 7.25 eWHITE AND PASTEL COLORS c t5-6-7 pr Canvas· $fort StJ~kers • 48 Quart Capacity pelr WASTE BASKETS each WE DO THIS BY POPULAR REQUEST OF OUR CUSTOMERS OiiEN OTHER DAYS 7:00 to 5:30 I' . W41D CRDSS SONS ' , t • - HAIR SPRAY 10 QUART CAPACITY • 99c Size - ; ·. I • ' I " ,"t~• ~ . ·' '.r ' ' ' Right reserved to limlt quantltkr. •. .liN OVER 5200 HOMES s . 99 House Paint Ant.SIUI LOOP RUGS · WHITE & COLORS ~t.Colors 'VICTOJf VINYL ~leX · WALL /.' ' .. -~ ~· . SAVINGS J'OR ' At Big 3 Markets ~RCll Frozen Food Buy! FISH STEAKS BO'ITOM THIS AD FLOUR Gold Medal ' 30.31 ,, ~R.l Sib. bag All Purpose CAMPBEll'S SOUPS 6CANS FOR • CHICKEN NOODLE •CREAM OF MUSHROOM e'fl'I\KEY-NOODL'" ANGEL FOOD CAKE ~ ' 89c ' •~FARt~ JRESH! FLORIDA SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 5 ~~~ J9c . • • BUDGET BALANCERS!·. ARGO TUNA ~~~~:k_ v~!~· 29c PAL PEANUT BUTTER ~~~~- 89c PRUNE JUICE~~"'' ~::39c . POP PAPER TOWELS~:~~ Jumbo19c, BREEZE L~~~R~~NT ~SJ-~~~ STA· PUFF RINSE - pl~~~·~~" 69c I 2 NEW CABBAGE · lb.10c • 3 • DAIRY SPECIALS LOW CALORIE ICE MILK .. ~~'· .-. 99c . -y,,,. ,- .. SIH roll . 18 _ _ _K_"_ ~,~; .sun(RMl~K " . l g~~ffn carton Mfg. • Save An Extra I 0"/o e SEE SPECIAL OFFER 1 · FAMOUS 'DIXIE' BRAND . OIL BASE • · "shop where food quality is better and prices are lower" JUSJ '• Open Every Friday Night and Saturday Night Til9:00 ~ .00 HEAVY PLASTIC PLASTIC PAILS STARTING THIS FRIDAY, MARCH 31 94 ....ot I!LMJK eMOLDED SOLE REG. 29c Pleasant.-~=~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·READ ... lADIES' AMERICAN MADE Mason, W. Va. ALL DAY- h' Sh S RAYON PANTIES HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY n3·5554 ' ' *tit ,jH PAIR SPICETONE, 4x8 SHEET lADIES' 5-6-7 BRIEF STYLE , ;- ... AT I " ... DISCOUNT PRICE e Solid Cqlors NOTICE PHONE 773-5583 ,., ,Ill~; •' Cotton BLOUSES LOWER I provin~. ,, ' I j YOUNG MEN'S ' • TUPPERS PLAINS • LYONS MARKET :RUTlAND e AT RACINE a lADIES' SPRING SLEEPWEAR e • . SOCiety Notes , eTHURS. THE SHOE BOX BY GEQRGE SOME . · Reo ·" : . RVILLE Not~.''.. ~ . 1 liOn antated' ln IUt.t~:~~~· ent11 the latat. ISsue of · Reprlnt.ed here Is ·one ex· port fron{ Nortti c butt• ~~~~~farter N~tes," Rto•a ~OI'J)l .from, ilia! issue on ijio for ~ extended p'bysleall "!,~~=I an~ Y~I:)P its alumni SUbJect· ot'lllo'o pJWOsed pbj· lion program !(I ineet .tc ~~P.~gs~ ,w"!, ma!led out.,..· sical edUCJAI\00 building: · demands and to ·•et bUr 0 Orrell f ~re WU a sboi>t- 1 · · ')~ · . : age of ·ef df ll>e publtca: 'We ,n,ea a pliystcal edu~ deniS off !h•·!'OM- the 13 mila tton, :an« ·~· N'Z ' on 1 he lion building!" . ' . stretch to Gatbpolls, a"1 · · m";!)lll&. 1~1i~t- !lOt sent . 1 "Tlt\t; \l;c!amalien has been to .~ckson; atuilm! d . Vo1. X"V,Wdi«!-i.'l "Quarter llear4,lr<>;i!J·one end of the, cam. you, . an . . . · . ·, . . pqs ,to another f!ll several of !Uo Grande Colleger; , ·., ,, · . years: nol!l but became even an answer to .Oitl' question?' DP more ·e~ljlimt following th e you ·know' where. we can get death of sophomore student our phyileal education build· lj:arold S,Ufn, Dec. 4, who was ~? If you do, we would cerl.llled,in~ .auto acc.idOIIt .fol. tainly_~e · to 'lie~ from you." · .;. . · •lowlnti 1a" :1iasketball game ]I)- f.llss Barbara McNutt, ror-11• 1 . · . . ·. _ · ~ .• · , _'~ack.sont ~· mer,'IActtng [\irecto'r of College ,,,,. - · i ·"' · · · "But ·.'.ll - •· · · '· 111 By ~- Mill t ·Cottrill . 111 -.~" ~ "DOW ore Relations• · .. , :'lf~ . , . . !Jlen 'yt~ eed one:, ~ur 'how TIDS PAST WEEK AT RIO: Mrs .. J- ~Harrir'bas re- and .wn. .fll'e. we goJni to gel Tile spring .vecallon cetved ;,w<!f4 of tiie,.: depth' of ·u:;• ', ,:· . ! , , for Rio's stUJient body on htlr lather, \Micbae. GOUirill Dr. mlstensen has b!!en day, Mar. 24. Many stud,ents in Gal'!lla!lf; ', · • ' working bn this problem slnee journeyed to popular vacation , . he arrived on the Rio campus sJjots along ~astern s011b.oard Mr. and Mrs. James Gulnt)r In 1962 ·j\18 step by step Is get- A supplement to the R t er, daugbt•rs, ·Lori and Carrie, tiDg cl~!'l!l" 10 its realization, Grande College Campus Direc, Mrs. Carp~. M,einhart, and Miss . "The architects have made tory was released to the stuilent Ratric~,Jmlllou . visited In Co- plans, IIi; spot lor construe- bOIIy this past week. iumbu~ ·)l'jlh Mz· and Mrs. Pat lion sele,fted, and a name has A new academic calendar ~Jrker . fd . daughter-. T h ey even been' attached lo the build- has been, adopted by the College lso vj"~·M,r' and .Mrs. Doug- ing .whl~ is still 'dream.' But effective with the_l007-68 aea-~ 1a' Moor.~ .·P~~ KriStie in ~ew- the JaOI. of one important lac- dem>c year. The first semester ark ..';;;,; j '. . tor is ~qlding up the prnduc- will bgln 'September s.and end! ~.jtia* J~Jl~ .Gibbs and lion -'' ,money. , December 22 wlih a 1>," - d•:; son, Ooyle, ,mill Linda Elching-1 "Money bas been promised T)Ianksglvlng break in Novemer of 'f\~Jiii~;IW. va., spent the by a well ·, established i{Idus- ber. Alter tte three-week ChriSIweekerl4. Wltti~.lhetr parents, Mr: trial ltrm, and The Ohio Bell mas ·vacation, classes wiU re-'l and Mrs·. William Eichinger relephope .Co111pany added a sume on Jan. ·15. The second SO• &nd Johli, , •. . , $2,1100 jilt to the "kitty" last mester will end on May 26 . . • f~( (sJnee " then several other i Wlh a two-week Spring break . Mr, ~9"· M!>f~1ty .. and Mar- comparable, gifts have been ! March 16 to April!· The change '¥ Jp .~ Terry of. Groveport made to~the College lor this 1wtll be made posSible by Jenghlllld ,:ll!lsf.·Gonnle Mo,.rity of sa.me pufJf\lS,I! but approximntc, I' tenlng class perinds from 50 to . Colutijbl&. 11~ w~kO\Id guests Jy $318.,000 ls still needed for ,60 mmutes and by extending 'f theJt~1"othlll', Mrs. Pauline Its conception. . :classes mto the early evemng. Iforarllll',:IDII brother, Marty, "Rio Grande officials were I COMING AT RIO: •1d ~.!.i Mr · hoplng ,IA achieve • large a- , Classes will resume at 0 a. r. "'"I s. · Prls Hubbard mount 'of this balance from Im., Monday, April 3., By that . aqd daugh er, Peggy~ spent} a Tlt!ei Federal Grant with time the mid-term report ol · recent weekend With their th• rest b . pi !grades will have bfen released. I sons Wayne and Mike atnd ewg sup emented 0 Wed d thetr' families In Minste;. under the Appel~chian Bill, Th nsd nAes ay6, Atp7r. 5 and i R . ' ts ' but IJijigs don't always go ur ay, pr. • a p.m. m eeent guea · ol Mr. and planne\l and Rio did not re 1" Community Hall, six studentMrs. Jack Wotle and lamUy Us request for fMeral ee ve directed, and student - acted were Mr. WUllam Rowe, Mr. !bi~ d& money one-act plays will be presen~ 8 arol unh' and Mrs. Petj Il!llli,e;,. son anCI 1 eon sequent- ed The plays are open to tile daught er ol Be101'I, an d Mr. and Ischool Y Ian grant The pubhc · . - all are encouraged to h ppa ac 1 In 1 8 · Mrs. Walter TerreUJo' ,Patas- ' I ,.) ,aths put or. , federal sec these dramatic presentakEia .. . O.fill •..., , e p eture ISn t eom1· pleteiX black and ' Rio Granrei M. d .,. , r. An reasJumbu~roHan- prese U . 'Ia . th The &GC Film Society will CIIS!er visited Mr. :mid'.lMis. E. 1. g n y, 1 ~ p ymg e 'wait·;,,.;,;,;., two more films this ~· Hayman and otber ·re])ltlves , m, same or news on that. Ia~!!!!!~ for the and friends. ' ,Slfl where do we go from lr Mr. and Mrs. Edward New- , here? Thoughts <I 'marrving'l *n of Wel~n visited ~J tll~ ~~Y,·'~al ¢ucation and sci- , Wom.en's DRESS "ith his als~ ail4' broth~:in- ~ /fgUtle' .h~ve been dis- , :" •H"~ - ;l Jaw, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence ;11UW!edl )Q give ·tlnl request lor . I . ... fi;j:J S,.,.J:;; Dlddle. · : a fed-eral grant ~ better chance I . 'M -~ .,.;/'-. 1 ·Mrs. Carrie Sinclair visited : next :n;:,er, and Dr. Christe~- ~ Siz• ~l 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thelsi ',sen 8 omaa Beer$, •l'!'rdi- 5~ _i •. ;·~' '!~( pr. a~d children in lJayton and Mr. i ·~tor of lnsll.tuUonal aid, have I . . and Mrl. Ernest Theiss .·iind ' . en on the ro~ searching lor I .. , .". children of · Groveport. .ot~er ways, other means. Ill ·M'se ·Jane Wise has returned I But when the search wtl! end 1\0US 5 01 10'• ~ her .~~II!• In Chicago, Ill., no one knows. The need is still Mlddlt.~tt '. 1 atier being cailed here by the ·thete,.,. not only for . serious ipness and death of her grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Wise. She was · ~ouse ·guest of mr. . · ahd Mrs. Charles Blake. I JD, . Barb'!",• .Leadingham was the ' ov•rniJ~I ·~uest of ,Carla Fish- ! er ol : MJnersvUI,. . . 1 Mr. 'and Ml't.'·Cari·Downo of . · Detroit: Mich., visit~ her. lather, Dina Hysell, wli'o' · h·a s b'en ~~lcii ·.PJ~Q~ al '"' H~ilal . . He, rewrned his home" \\li!crneSdiiy.'" - .. .. · Vic Counts ·Mr. · spent a week Mrs. Syracuse • LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S e PRINTED COTTON Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, Pt. Pleasant, and Miss Oris Guinther of Pomeroy, Mr. Mane Mohr, Gallipolis Fer!')', PERSONALS -~ 6 to 9 CUP CAPACiT'f'AuT~TI~ Special Manufacturer's PT. PLEASANT - Two Mas· I terla ined with a family dinner. on Co;.~nty gjrJs, Miss SPECIAL , $1·" ·:: T0 Conference BY VIRGINIA CARLETON , BIRTHDAY cELERRAJED Mrs. Paul Hesson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zirkle. Ronnie znd Belmda, ~Irs. Dongle Bumgarner, Cheri, VickL Laura and Of 3Meetings . The students next year will ' have an Easter vacatien f•on' April •rh through the 12th, the teachers will be in 'essi:on II for in-service training. J Out,~ti~d Ifor:Phy~''"a·) . B . .I..,Iiil . · , :n.~'t:: , : i:?.jtl' '• ' ' ' b• ' .,.,I~ . ToiJlcof~rit~ ,. FOOT WEAR parsonag~. Hartford ' Society Notes ·· ~'Of'd$(d/1i}lg ·1$ ' 1 fn ' ot P •" ' · ··· ~1··· PT. PLEASANT _ The calendar lor the 1967-118 term :.as ·been approved by Mason County Board of Education, subject to approval ol the · state. scape . · Instructor. The · School will . start on Iandi'~ design will be . 29th, 1967 and end on .June 7, Ornamentals, their se!o1c-l 19611. Uon, care, and use will be " cussed Wednesday eve1nlng Total days In session will be the last evening will be dev,ot~l· 185, which makes a to lawns and ground wV<er.o ttrm next year as series of meetings Jaw· been set up by the Mason lJOUJ,-I A teachers' meeting wll! be Extension Service .to held August 28th. School will and home owne<'lr·~s :a,,:~:~l, be in session on Labor of Ja September 4\h; W.V.E.A. m•etpublic is Invited. ing, October 19 and 20th; erans Day, November lOth; CAN.VAS Thank•giving va,ation, No•••m·!l ber 23 and 24th; Christmas cation, December 23 to Jan. I; For The Whole Family ~nd ~;pecial levy election, Jan. 8th and Memorial Day, May SOth. . Honoring her husband ' I ", ,.:" '~ . -~;#~~:''', ~ r.- \ '·· . .. .. ,·,, OHIO VALLEY ',\ ~ \. ~lb. -, plcg • . ' . I ''. . �" ... ' • ,., ' . -- .. - ... ·'' '•' . I . II . " \ . \ I ,.. I . .• ' • Calendador 67-68 Term Is Approved · r• : ~ r PAUL Fl.TZGEBALD KENNETH GATES ~ SPECIAL YOUTH SERVICES will begin Wed;: nesday March .29 at the Syracuse Church of tbe 1'\ilza' rene and contmue through sunday, April 2. Spe'aker : for the occaswn wtll be Rev. Paul Fitzgerald st d _ ~ mg for the mmistry at Olivet Nazarene Colieg~ ;:; Kankakee, llltnois. He lS accompanied by Rev. Ken::; neth Gates, also a student at Olivet, majoring in mu= Sic. Mr. Gates will provide special music and lead sin mg f?r the services. Services will begin at 7:30 eaci everung The pubhc " cordially invited. Any one in- terested tn mformaho nabout Olivet College is invited to contact the young men aa the Syracuse Nazarene PT. ·PLEASMjT - .A --~···' tliret. J;nj!e!\flgf~, being beld .Laooseaplng at the Howse Annex ln Pt. Pleasant, Mardi 28, 29. alld•3o, ·rrom 7:SO m. I Two Girls Will Go from Mason Earl Huffman's 70th birthday Sunday, M.rch 19th, Mrs. Hollman en- ·' ., . ~- 'ELECTRIC PQ(UTOR.' . Fully .88 Guararile.d - ••ch ALL PRICES EFfECTIVE c . eFRI. eSAT. Opposite Mark VS\lper Market, Manufacturer's Sale! Middleport SALE OF ASSORTED DRESSES eASST. SOLID COLORS COLORFUL PRINTS e ..:.. FOR LADIES - e WALTZ GOWNS Sarnh and Mrs. Dencil Hvffman and sre ,linong 120 future IP.ader!! Wendy or Gallipolis, Ohio, I from West Virginia University ' Mr. and YTrs. Bernard Lieving who ·,•:ere named to attend th~ ! I 11007 Student Leodersh1p 1 ~~~nee Apnl 7-9 at Jaclksor>'s 1 · The student le~d<'rs, , eBABY DOLL PAJAMAS Spring Offer On Pre-Finished WALL PANELING FOR GIRLS e BABY DOLL PAJAM.AS Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoff- 1by the conference steern'g Juniors-Miss-Half Sizes c 1 ' man. Freda Hoffman, all of New I mttlee to repres~nt ~he various : Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ram pus orga~zatiOD::i, w.i!! ' Staats. Karen. Max and Carol j tae~~ some major ~rob\err:~ ! Faye Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs : lacmg the young >eaders in th•ir Harry Sta ats. Bernice, and Ber~ campus leadershi!) roles. HIP HUGGER CASUAL SLACKS 1 neta . Mr and Mrs. Willis Grin- Conference Leadership Ow- ' .- stead. all of Letart. Mrs. El- dmator Raymond A. Vine, Park- ~ mPr Hall and Cheryl Mr and rrsbur"i, s;:ud the event also 1 ~lrs. George Hall, Mr: and. Mrs. I ~- erves. to prepare ~~c st~dent:; Wt!liam IJall , all of Nitro. f~r thetr future pos1t10ns m so- ! nety. Mrs. Henry Jenkins. who ha!; AmoJng the spEakPrs will be been ill several month s, .IS lffi. ' Congre~srnan Arch Moore· . WVU Football Coach J1m CorMrs. Maud Johnsor: Is a pa. l lt>n : WVU Mountainlair Direotient at Holzer Jlo·pital ! tor Robert McWhorter; WVV Mr. and Mrs J ' · M : Former Student Body PrPSi· . ames c- . t 1 . Knight have returned home af-i Qen_ JtlVId. Hardesty; ~L' ) er an extended visit to Boston 1Actmg President Harry Henu: · '1'Iass and Bergenfield, N. J. . ~ WVU Board of Governors !· Mr. and Mrs. David Batey of : Membr;.' A.B. C. Bray of Logal'; i ~olumbus, Ohio were weekend ! WVU , ommerce Prof. .John i .f.tests of Mr. and Mrs W T, i Goodw;n: Prof. Lynn Ourth :Stono. · · the WVU psychology depart- 1 J _ M. Crump wh h b I' n~ent, and campus ministers . 0 as cen Re ' .,. h 1 P · f h . l for several months. is im-, _v. ntc ae ame o t :proving. I EpiScopal Church and the Rev. · Mr. and Mrs Ma M . Jerry Rector of lhe Weslcv · son oms- 'lei' d. t Ch h _!on and chi ldren of Parkers- ,v no ~~ urc . burg, Mr. and Mrs Presion .Anderson of S lh :.d Pleasant V•Jiey Hospital .t •. ou sl e were I Ad "tted A d $t;ncf"v afll'rnon.l r ue!'ls of \tr 1 mt r·: . u rey Shinn, Le. )nd Mrs. J. M. Crum · · o.n ; Mrs. \>rg>e Snodgrass, WN Columbta : Mrs. Everett F'owler .. .ARRESTS MADE IBuffalo; Mrs. Billy Williams: PT. PLEAS.~ NT - Arrests ro· I Pt. Pleasant; Claude Moore, Pl. corded at the county jail for Lhe Pleasant; Mrs. James Harmon~ IJ.1st twenty-fo . ur hnurs were , Pt.Dl Pleasant. b d lames Simpkins. 22, Henderson se arge : Mrs. Russell Pea ce warrant and Vernie w' t Pea~son. and son, Pt. Pleasant; Williams, 33, Montgomer 'V1DaVId R>mmey, Southside; Mrs. traffic violation y. . . Godfrey Moore, Henderson ::: · p. ._ "Y _ L>vmgston, Pt. - CHECK New For Springl LADIES' SLEEVELESS THESE • The Long LearrLook:i _ eWaah·n-Weor eW~!~t Sbe 28 to36.,,.,, .. WITH MATCHING·BELT . PRICES: ' c ePrints 32 to 38 Machine .97• $ W;~shable $3.60 MAHOGANY, 4x8 sheet VIRGINIA LAUAN, 4x8 sheet CHE!tpYTONE LAUAN, 4x8 sheet _ BUb~RNUT PLANKED, 4x8shaet _ ANTIQUE BIRCH, 4x8 sheet NATURAL BIRCH, 4x8 sheet F,... Delivery 1 r'.,. 4.25 4.35 5.00 6.95 7.25 7.25 eWHITE AND PASTEL COLORS c t5-6-7 pr Canvas· $fort StJ~kers • 48 Quart Capacity pelr WASTE BASKETS each WE DO THIS BY POPULAR REQUEST OF OUR CUSTOMERS OiiEN OTHER DAYS 7:00 to 5:30 I' . W41D CRDSS SONS ' , t • - HAIR SPRAY 10 QUART CAPACITY • 99c Size - ; ·. I • ' I " ,"t~• ~ . ·' '.r ' ' ' Right reserved to limlt quantltkr. •. .liN OVER 5200 HOMES s . 99 House Paint Ant.SIUI LOOP RUGS · WHITE & COLORS ~t.Colors 'VICTOJf VINYL ~leX · WALL /.' ' .. -~ ~· . SAVINGS J'OR ' At Big 3 Markets ~RCll Frozen Food Buy! FISH STEAKS BO'ITOM THIS AD FLOUR Gold Medal ' 30.31 ,, ~R.l Sib. bag All Purpose CAMPBEll'S SOUPS 6CANS FOR • CHICKEN NOODLE •CREAM OF MUSHROOM e'fl'I\KEY-NOODL'" ANGEL FOOD CAKE ~ ' 89c ' •~FARt~ JRESH! FLORIDA SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 5 ~~~ J9c . • • BUDGET BALANCERS!·. ARGO TUNA ~~~~:k_ v~!~· 29c PAL PEANUT BUTTER ~~~~- 89c PRUNE JUICE~~"'' ~::39c . POP PAPER TOWELS~:~~ Jumbo19c, BREEZE L~~~R~~NT ~SJ-~~~ STA· PUFF RINSE - pl~~~·~~" 69c I 2 NEW CABBAGE · lb.10c • 3 • DAIRY SPECIALS LOW CALORIE ICE MILK .. ~~'· .-. 99c . -y,,,. ,- .. SIH roll . 18 _ _ _K_"_ ~,~; .sun(RMl~K " . l g~~ffn carton Mfg. • Save An Extra I 0"/o e SEE SPECIAL OFFER 1 · FAMOUS 'DIXIE' BRAND . OIL BASE • · "shop where food quality is better and prices are lower" JUSJ '• Open Every Friday Night and Saturday Night Til9:00 ~ .00 HEAVY PLASTIC PLASTIC PAILS STARTING THIS FRIDAY, MARCH 31 94 ....ot I!LMJK eMOLDED SOLE REG. 29c Pleasant.-~=~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·READ ... lADIES' AMERICAN MADE Mason, W. Va. ALL DAY- h' Sh S RAYON PANTIES HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY n3·5554 ' ' *tit ,jH PAIR SPICETONE, 4x8 SHEET lADIES' 5-6-7 BRIEF STYLE , ;- ... AT I " ... DISCOUNT PRICE e Solid Cqlors NOTICE PHONE 773-5583 ,., ,Ill~; •' Cotton BLOUSES LOWER I provin~. ,, ' I j YOUNG MEN'S ' • TUPPERS PLAINS • LYONS MARKET :RUTlAND e AT RACINE a lADIES' SPRING SLEEPWEAR e • . SOCiety Notes , eTHURS. THE SHOE BOX BY GEQRGE SOME . · Reo ·" : . RVILLE Not~.''.. ~ . 1 liOn antated' ln IUt.t~:~~~· ent11 the latat. ISsue of · Reprlnt.ed here Is ·one ex· port fron{ Nortti c butt• ~~~~~farter N~tes," Rto•a ~OI'J)l .from, ilia! issue on ijio for ~ extended p'bysleall "!,~~=I an~ Y~I:)P its alumni SUbJect· ot'lllo'o pJWOsed pbj· lion program !(I ineet .tc ~~P.~gs~ ,w"!, ma!led out.,..· sical edUCJAI\00 building: · demands and to ·•et bUr 0 Orrell f ~re WU a sboi>t- 1 · · ')~ · . : age of ·ef df ll>e publtca: 'We ,n,ea a pliystcal edu~ deniS off !h•·!'OM- the 13 mila tton, :an« ·~· N'Z ' on 1 he lion building!" . ' . stretch to Gatbpolls, a"1 · · m";!)lll&. 1~1i~t- !lOt sent . 1 "Tlt\t; \l;c!amalien has been to .~ckson; atuilm! d . Vo1. X"V,Wdi«!-i.'l "Quarter llear4,lr<>;i!J·one end of the, cam. you, . an . . . · . ·, . . pqs ,to another f!ll several of !Uo Grande Colleger; , ·., ,, · . years: nol!l but became even an answer to .Oitl' question?' DP more ·e~ljlimt following th e you ·know' where. we can get death of sophomore student our phyileal education build· lj:arold S,Ufn, Dec. 4, who was ~? If you do, we would cerl.llled,in~ .auto acc.idOIIt .fol. tainly_~e · to 'lie~ from you." · .;. . · •lowlnti 1a" :1iasketball game ]I)- f.llss Barbara McNutt, ror-11• 1 . · . . ·. _ · ~ .• · , _'~ack.sont ~· mer,'IActtng [\irecto'r of College ,,,,. - · i ·"' · · · "But ·.'.ll - •· · · '· 111 By ~- Mill t ·Cottrill . 111 -.~" ~ "DOW ore Relations• · .. , :'lf~ . , . . !Jlen 'yt~ eed one:, ~ur 'how TIDS PAST WEEK AT RIO: Mrs .. J- ~Harrir'bas re- and .wn. .fll'e. we goJni to gel Tile spring .vecallon cetved ;,w<!f4 of tiie,.: depth' of ·u:;• ', ,:· . ! , , for Rio's stUJient body on htlr lather, \Micbae. GOUirill Dr. mlstensen has b!!en day, Mar. 24. Many stud,ents in Gal'!lla!lf; ', · • ' working bn this problem slnee journeyed to popular vacation , . he arrived on the Rio campus sJjots along ~astern s011b.oard Mr. and Mrs. James Gulnt)r In 1962 ·j\18 step by step Is get- A supplement to the R t er, daugbt•rs, ·Lori and Carrie, tiDg cl~!'l!l" 10 its realization, Grande College Campus Direc, Mrs. Carp~. M,einhart, and Miss . "The architects have made tory was released to the stuilent Ratric~,Jmlllou . visited In Co- plans, IIi; spot lor construe- bOIIy this past week. iumbu~ ·)l'jlh Mz· and Mrs. Pat lion sele,fted, and a name has A new academic calendar ~Jrker . fd . daughter-. T h ey even been' attached lo the build- has been, adopted by the College lso vj"~·M,r' and .Mrs. Doug- ing .whl~ is still 'dream.' But effective with the_l007-68 aea-~ 1a' Moor.~ .·P~~ KriStie in ~ew- the JaOI. of one important lac- dem>c year. The first semester ark ..';;;,; j '. . tor is ~qlding up the prnduc- will bgln 'September s.and end! ~.jtia* J~Jl~ .Gibbs and lion -'' ,money. , December 22 wlih a 1>," - d•:; son, Ooyle, ,mill Linda Elching-1 "Money bas been promised T)Ianksglvlng break in Novemer of 'f\~Jiii~;IW. va., spent the by a well ·, established i{Idus- ber. Alter tte three-week ChriSIweekerl4. Wltti~.lhetr parents, Mr: trial ltrm, and The Ohio Bell mas ·vacation, classes wiU re-'l and Mrs·. William Eichinger relephope .Co111pany added a sume on Jan. ·15. The second SO• &nd Johli, , •. . , $2,1100 jilt to the "kitty" last mester will end on May 26 . . • f~( (sJnee " then several other i Wlh a two-week Spring break . Mr, ~9"· M!>f~1ty .. and Mar- comparable, gifts have been ! March 16 to April!· The change '¥ Jp .~ Terry of. Groveport made to~the College lor this 1wtll be made posSible by Jenghlllld ,:ll!lsf.·Gonnle Mo,.rity of sa.me pufJf\lS,I! but approximntc, I' tenlng class perinds from 50 to . Colutijbl&. 11~ w~kO\Id guests Jy $318.,000 ls still needed for ,60 mmutes and by extending 'f theJt~1"othlll', Mrs. Pauline Its conception. . :classes mto the early evemng. Iforarllll',:IDII brother, Marty, "Rio Grande officials were I COMING AT RIO: •1d ~.!.i Mr · hoplng ,IA achieve • large a- , Classes will resume at 0 a. r. "'"I s. · Prls Hubbard mount 'of this balance from Im., Monday, April 3., By that . aqd daugh er, Peggy~ spent} a Tlt!ei Federal Grant with time the mid-term report ol · recent weekend With their th• rest b . pi !grades will have bfen released. I sons Wayne and Mike atnd ewg sup emented 0 Wed d thetr' families In Minste;. under the Appel~chian Bill, Th nsd nAes ay6, Atp7r. 5 and i R . ' ts ' but IJijigs don't always go ur ay, pr. • a p.m. m eeent guea · ol Mr. and planne\l and Rio did not re 1" Community Hall, six studentMrs. Jack Wotle and lamUy Us request for fMeral ee ve directed, and student - acted were Mr. WUllam Rowe, Mr. !bi~ d& money one-act plays will be presen~ 8 arol unh' and Mrs. Petj Il!llli,e;,. son anCI 1 eon sequent- ed The plays are open to tile daught er ol Be101'I, an d Mr. and Ischool Y Ian grant The pubhc · . - all are encouraged to h ppa ac 1 In 1 8 · Mrs. Walter TerreUJo' ,Patas- ' I ,.) ,aths put or. , federal sec these dramatic presentakEia .. . O.fill •..., , e p eture ISn t eom1· pleteiX black and ' Rio Granrei M. d .,. , r. An reasJumbu~roHan- prese U . 'Ia . th The &GC Film Society will CIIS!er visited Mr. :mid'.lMis. E. 1. g n y, 1 ~ p ymg e 'wait·;,,.;,;,;., two more films this ~· Hayman and otber ·re])ltlves , m, same or news on that. Ia~!!!!!~ for the and friends. ' ,Slfl where do we go from lr Mr. and Mrs. Edward New- , here? Thoughts <I 'marrving'l *n of Wel~n visited ~J tll~ ~~Y,·'~al ¢ucation and sci- , Wom.en's DRESS "ith his als~ ail4' broth~:in- ~ /fgUtle' .h~ve been dis- , :" •H"~ - ;l Jaw, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence ;11UW!edl )Q give ·tlnl request lor . I . ... fi;j:J S,.,.J:;; Dlddle. · : a fed-eral grant ~ better chance I . 'M -~ .,.;/'-. 1 ·Mrs. Carrie Sinclair visited : next :n;:,er, and Dr. Christe~- ~ Siz• ~l 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thelsi ',sen 8 omaa Beer$, •l'!'rdi- 5~ _i •. ;·~' '!~( pr. a~d children in lJayton and Mr. i ·~tor of lnsll.tuUonal aid, have I . . and Mrl. Ernest Theiss .·iind ' . en on the ro~ searching lor I .. , .". children of · Groveport. .ot~er ways, other means. Ill ·M'se ·Jane Wise has returned I But when the search wtl! end 1\0US 5 01 10'• ~ her .~~II!• In Chicago, Ill., no one knows. The need is still Mlddlt.~tt '. 1 atier being cailed here by the ·thete,.,. not only for . serious ipness and death of her grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Wise. She was · ~ouse ·guest of mr. . · ahd Mrs. Charles Blake. I JD, . Barb'!",• .Leadingham was the ' ov•rniJ~I ·~uest of ,Carla Fish- ! er ol : MJnersvUI,. . . 1 Mr. 'and Ml't.'·Cari·Downo of . · Detroit: Mich., visit~ her. lather, Dina Hysell, wli'o' · h·a s b'en ~~lcii ·.PJ~Q~ al '"' H~ilal . . He, rewrned his home" \\li!crneSdiiy.'" - .. .. · Vic Counts ·Mr. · spent a week Mrs. Syracuse • LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S e PRINTED COTTON Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, Pt. Pleasant, and Miss Oris Guinther of Pomeroy, Mr. Mane Mohr, Gallipolis Fer!')', PERSONALS -~ 6 to 9 CUP CAPACiT'f'AuT~TI~ Special Manufacturer's PT. PLEASANT - Two Mas· I terla ined with a family dinner. on Co;.~nty gjrJs, Miss SPECIAL , $1·" ·:: T0 Conference BY VIRGINIA CARLETON , BIRTHDAY cELERRAJED Mrs. Paul Hesson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zirkle. Ronnie znd Belmda, ~Irs. Dongle Bumgarner, Cheri, VickL Laura and Of 3Meetings . The students next year will ' have an Easter vacatien f•on' April •rh through the 12th, the teachers will be in 'essi:on II for in-service training. J Out,~ti~d Ifor:Phy~''"a·) . B . .I..,Iiil . · , :n.~'t:: , : i:?.jtl' '• ' ' ' b• ' .,.,I~ . ToiJlcof~rit~ ,. FOOT WEAR parsonag~. Hartford ' Society Notes ·· ~'Of'd$(d/1i}lg ·1$ ' 1 fn ' ot P •" ' · ··· ~1··· PT. PLEASANT _ The calendar lor the 1967-118 term :.as ·been approved by Mason County Board of Education, subject to approval ol the · state. scape . · Instructor. The · School will . start on Iandi'~ design will be . 29th, 1967 and end on .June 7, Ornamentals, their se!o1c-l 19611. Uon, care, and use will be " cussed Wednesday eve1nlng Total days In session will be the last evening will be dev,ot~l· 185, which makes a to lawns and ground wV<er.o ttrm next year as series of meetings Jaw· been set up by the Mason lJOUJ,-I A teachers' meeting wll! be Extension Service .to held August 28th. School will and home owne<'lr·~s :a,,:~:~l, be in session on Labor of Ja September 4\h; W.V.E.A. m•etpublic is Invited. ing, October 19 and 20th; erans Day, November lOth; CAN.VAS Thank•giving va,ation, No•••m·!l ber 23 and 24th; Christmas cation, December 23 to Jan. I; For The Whole Family ~nd ~;pecial levy election, Jan. 8th and Memorial Day, May SOth. . Honoring her husband ' I ", ,.:" '~ . -~;#~~:''', ~ r.- \ '·· . .. .. ,·,, OHIO VALLEY ',\ ~ \. ~lb. -, plcg • . ' . I ''. . �' .; ., l .. r. . ' ,. "' f' .•"I. •. ' ' J' \ ! ') ' '' ' '>(<''' \ .., ' • A .. ,' ' ,, ,, ,.' " '' ., 'I, ' ,. I'• '• !. \ ' r, ,. '' ,I. .. '. ' ' ., ., ' . ' ::S:..f. 0~/nSbfvlng~~'!tP~f)b!em~. .: .:"·. ~:··,-:.~~ ,. ). .~. . . . pa~~!: '., . . ' ' ' a, 1 • ' ' ' . •• l ' .. Ny ~ntinel.: l'om~~Y:¥1d~le~~' p:, Ma~h I ' ' . ,,, 29, UIG7-1 , _'L;_,, ,· - •· · ! ! I :IJ ! ~!oot.. !~i! Skilled Uredit Comlsei·Cml~d Family : · . . · quen~· .be&mle cielh,tl;:JKi~u~t'10'8 a cl!tern at bls nelliJyl · 1 . L .. ' 1 • • •• ,. · , • • · • lbOilte. 1be child was playl!ig NEW ·YU!II'i (UP!) - lt{Mt•a ~acj( wbich ~~~ .IJia. ll;jezplaln>' tile pt;oble" 10 tl}eo1.~· , a brother and they apoi>r-' ~can falhll(es ' ~!e SOII!e nanclal crlsiJI· !bat lhe Fall?liY 1Clark W. Bl&ckbQI'D, . !.MID's END, Englend (UP!) Iship, one ot thO world'alargest, -Thirty-seven BJ:itlsh warplanl'lf lost only Us bow Tuesday Ia M slammed bombl, rocktb Md assault by 42 half-ton bombs napalm ll!lto the wreck Tor the Iand 5,000 gallons of aviation Torrey Can)'On today m a· fuel. desperate second bld to sink the Today the tovernment, .batsuper-tanker al)d burn her lling what It calls w of Its mammoth carso of oil lhreaten- greatest pe a e e t I m e crises, lllg to pollute British beaches. threw In Royal Air Force and 'l.be U. S. bull! and charter<d Royal Navy jets In wave upon . movet! 111e Jld frOm 'tbe•sort of ·a bqdget .to taki! CII'I! ' Serv\ce Assodallcin 'of".\m~le&j dinclof· 9f · the rassoclail®,· ~t l! bec:ause• cistern . • · of .everyday etpen.ses and a. h~s co!J(Iucted ·a COWltryl'ide kvlsl!!l. !.'M'o.sh of ~~~~ ·:.,, ... . [carefully manag~6 .one . wllJ ; SUIY.~Y . ,of .f~miiY, .. cted!t COUll- ·much sooner ••get . tilelr moioer I ! .ClAR~:NCE evenlllg In Rio Grande earmark enough extra cash to seling serv)ces. , !bac~ e~iitually !hap suffer. .: · . . with Mrs. Graham apd meet minor emergencies. I 'l.be associatiOI). has deter- 1 1nllonY~"1. of · . · : · This week the House fO<!k action on a !1er daughter and !>fr. and Mrs. The real trouble develops ,mined lrOf!l \his ~u~y ~a! ,a., any. of·1.1!1H'· property or tallll)g 'd.t ,qr . , . ~1nd Improve veterans benefits. , Guy Rob<'.rts. Mr. Robem, ··a w!Jen the family breadwinner ,s\jlled cred)ti)Ounsel ~an alta you: to Cqllrl. . · .' . d011e, a' ·l!h!>Uid ;. . The members of our armed forces have been com- forme< resident of tbls commun- loses his Job or suffers a non· famllr in so!YinJ Its. mOi)llYj "So If you go to them with. aIplanned. • J ~elled to make ~ater samftces than the rest us, lty, is slowly recovering frOnt fatal heart attacf-, stroke · or prolilems In a ~rl~cal situation. sou)ld ·tl'paymenf prosram . and '"Start with essenUals oil seems only fatr that we s~~uld take . . , se h. In' . stal 00 oilier erippllng illness that re· ••one of the ~t ..steps . to .th,y , .11\ink ··you .are a ,good Blackburn said. ; to meetthththe. prthoblemhst prec!P'dtathtedt ~y t d f tb ''V t whilev~':rki~~ on~~~~ on ~he quires a long recovecy _. period. take if you find yourself 'unable credit· risk, they may be 'par. ,waswt . 18 oug 1'!mm a voe or e e- Ohk>Ri H bl tol So nyfamllieshavefoundiO~ · .a · paymentjstogetln ' lllg to. PQStpqne payment '"'P!s!'lrteflts ·o~ :erans Penston and ReadJUSt.ver. • " now a e rna , ..., . _ ..,. !ment Assistance Act of vere disabilities. walk w1th a cane. themselves in the midst of sucb Itouch witb Y0\11' credllc!rs au~ ., got over your cti:lis, ;i967 ·• Veterans of the 1 Reducing it to its least coin- conflict already receive most 'mon denominator, the ""' is a the benefits provided m t h a :consolija(lon of all II!Jl>iation bill. ~ugust 5th, 1!164 is the 'introd,ced to increase the roactive eligibility date for ben.. II ' :pensions of veterans and theu·1fits under this bill. This coin· II ;dependents. including rec<'m· ' cides roughly with the ;;!lack II ;mendalions for legislation re- on U. S. Warship• In the ., ' quested by President John"'"· of Tonkin of! the Vlet.nanoe«,ll · H. R. 2000 provides a oost ~( coast August 1, 1964. living ;ncrease for all veterans, Nearly 2 million veteramdl ... . their widows and children ,·e. and their dependents will ben<>titll {'eivin~;: pens1ons under Puh!ic from the measure. Law ~fi-211, as amended, anrl a The total price tag on the substantiolly greater l~crealC House approved Btll will ~e for widows and widowo wot~ $m-mi'lion annually. Nearly children in lhe lowest mc01r.e $114-milllon will g& toward categories. ln addition, the b!ll increased allowances for vetergrants certain wartime b<me· ans ~tudying under the GI Bm . fits not previously provided t• of Rights. ,.. veter3ns serving in the armed Con\~rning the educatlon:u forces after August 4, 1964, a.s . programs, allowances for ,.. Fresh MutlhrCH'm•· well -. granting •dditional bee•. time attendance at college un· efil' lo those serving after Jan- der the G. I. Bill increases from uary 'II, t95o, and proviaes on· $100 to $t30 a month for veter · creosed educational allowonc·,; ans having no dependents. With lor veterans receJving traini"g one dependent from $125 to under ~he provisiOns of Publk and with two or more dt!per..1. Law 19-358. ents from 1150 to $175. Pro rata Uml~ r provision~ or this new increases are provided for th<Ne lb. r . : ,._ Tip Roast legislation veterans and Wld· attendh•g instilutionai tnining 'Oiiv't. 3~ Gndli''A lb. ~ I•· ows of the Spamsh · American on a oarttlme basis. . SirlOin : ·lb. "" War ,_Jd prior w2rs wiU receive The unanimous artion by the . I. ,ubsnnlial pension increases. house was nol the final step in BONELESS BOTTOM CUT "i ; fhes~ mcreases ranges from the rompletioo of this legisla' Round Steak _ _ _ lb. 89c :10 to $60 a month. One very lion. It must now be approv<'<i ound Ro11t _ lb. $1.29 BONELESS TOP CUT Ll , ;pccial section of the Uill pro. by the Senate and there is some If we didn't, we couldn't honestly say WE CARE. Could we? vides for increased benefits for concern that the Senate wHI Round Steak c.___ _ lb. 95c Fresh · Rout M veterans and w1dows with se- pare Jown the benefits. BONELESS COUNT~ STYLI Congressman seeln E. MILlER • oml we care·--·· ___..;:.,_.....___, wav'e,\ . Three Hunter Jet bombers atrucli'fkst Qtry !JSpalm over ,..; stel'l! tLi 40,1100 tons of crude on still balds, ·.... The ~lp, : Which already ·W sent more than !10,1100 gallou o1 oU acr~ hundreds of mlles off Britain'a House Votes on Molotov Cocktails' Ohio Future Events ,. ' should we . CLU·B S. other people~ products? •••• S~~wing Chicken. Rump Roast 95 C CYCLE SHOP- Bultaco Mfllorcycle Sales and Service Is being offered at the new 681 Cycle. Shop. opened reee~tljt by Kepny Ha~ley and Dw1ght Carl. The new cycle bUBlness IS located (IIJ rllir11te 681 about f1ve miles west of Route 33 at . Darwin. Pictured with some o( lhe cycles presently stocked are Dwight Carl and ; Hartl~y,'s son, Ken, ~he~ recentlY. att~oded ~ Bultaco Re11air Schoo11n New York. The UBI Cycle Shop IS open ev.erungs and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m: on Saturdays. . u. s. Hi. - - You !lee) before any product is allowed on our shelves, Some Actors Never Able To Distinguish Personalities we've checked it out pretty carefully. HOLLYWOOD !UP!) - It's • friends, but once the camera< Hollywood fact or life !hat mo;t roll silt> is a very se!f-posse"f"l •ctor:;; are intruverts if tl'_. t young lady. mtri•~ht shy. "J've manal{ed to separate Som~ manage to overcme n my r>ersonal and professiOOal 'lasic ner~onulity ir.ver·sion tr, Jives," she concluded. ·'Some I ·· - ·~ YJe swinging extrovert!t: performers never are able- to do Jne might even say fatheads. that... ,1. 1'··· , , , ( , ·' ·•· ·· Few. however, are the glamvr _ _ Jirls who dodgP, the l ;meli~ht. In exception is Doroti1y Pronne. ~·ho is almost a recluse by nov;e sta nd::trds. At ~h~ nomeot she is workmg with Soci~fy moth~.- shy guy, Drck V~m Jyke. out at Disney Studii•S. Belll'fen the two !here Is 'IIRS. J. E. RADEKIS more blushing than a victoriR!1 Mrs. Maude Holcomb, who at a nudis t camo f'!as svent the winter with her Secluded Llf• daughter Carolyn in Californ-11 The blonde beauty goe' is. returned home Saturday. straig~t home . fro!'Tl th\. stulii'J ,IEnrout'! she visited her daugh hAs dumer. pamts or reads ~nd ters .\dricnne and Helen m goes to hed. No pariics. nt' Columbus. premieres, not a single persona! Mr. nnd Mrs. 'Eusene Holll·ll nppearance at the glitter sp'lt> day and dau~hter Diane for Dorothy. ;pending a few days in uti·,,,e~ ~~:;11 Between pictures Oorot11v ky Mlluntains and the 3(i 5pends most of her time in !'lates. l<lndon where she IS et.amored Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hnnt· of an Englishman. But even her day and children, Judy, romance goes unpublicized -a~ and F'loyd, spent the Eas! l'ast up to now -and hr" weekend with their parents !\1r. boyfriend's name is a b.'g and Mrs. John Holiday and Ml'. secret. and Mrs. G. A. Radekin. During a break in fi!m!n ~ Mf' J. E. Radekin relurn<'rl 11 Never a Dull Moment" Dor- home Thursday after spending othy speculated that her rare<r the pa•t threr weeks at might be enhanord by morr home of h•r daughter. Mr. ond public exposure of her ;Jrivatt:! Mrs. James Nicholson of J}.:!:o;. lffe. ter. MiS< Tina Mar.e Radekln ..Pubhcity does make peop!~ fitayed with her aunt, Mrs. more aware of you." sht said. lie Vale in her absence. "And l suspect if l exploit•~ The annual Easte1 bre:!kfa't II myself more 1t would help me was observed at Columbia Chao. II professionally. e: on Sunday mornir.s followed "llut when l was at Warner by services by the Rev. B. II Brothers m 'The Roaring '2'.)~' Morris. peo~le were interviewing me ali Rev. Morris will now resume the Pme and then writing inane hi!! regular appointments 8t thingt< that berE no relaiJonship church on the second and fourth I<> what I really thought. It Sundays. came 'out more what lhe sturi;o Mrs. Nel!ie Vale and Mrs. wanted me to be in stead of Robert. Wll<on attended a 0.1· what f was." ta Kappa GalTlll'.a Tea at tha Dual Personality Federated Church In Pomer••.v Sin" the series folded several on Sunday afternoon. ·' yea.s ago Dorolhy has becorr.• Miss Pemale Wi\11011 ct More· the invisible woman except in head, Ky. Stnte Collese spent IUCh movies as "The Great the w~kend at home. Race" and " ll's A Mad, M£d, Other guests of the Wiloon Mad, Mad World " and Effie Hoosier homes were · "That's the way I want it !he latter's daughters of N•'w because l'nt qUite shy," she .lersey and Wooster. fxplamed. Mrs. G. B. Radekin opent t!•e "L!k' a lot of other!, I gues• past week in McArthur caring t was attracted to shnw for her sranddaughter, Laura bwlnl!!!s seekmg ft subconscious Lee Radekln, who hoi the ~eellng of approval." mumps. "I know I found It uncomfor· Mrs. Lauren Hollman " , la!>le I<> communicate, but O!f patient In Veterans Memorior stase cr in front of a c:amers Hospital. I it's oimpler !or me to relu: end Mr. Gary Erlewine wao '"" express myself. I aloo need verely burned as the result o! lpfiroval and to exprest mpell ll(hting a dynamite cap. He . ' eoipt II il't only brlttCIIJI wu taken to tile hospital lor ~eone else'a ~~ to life/' treatinent. .:::-:-:::-:=::...-- Point Rock Nol..,S II 1 I ~othy tV 'I ,• t t <' ' I ft I, -· ' t' , ' I ' lb. 6fc Fresh 5parerib. Rotissieri Roast Bontleu Cubt lb. 99C lb,Stnk99c · We've checked the company that makes il We've checked to be sure the product is all the packqe aaya it ia. Sliced Bacon SUPE!J'~-' RIGHT .. , I~ you ever buy ~ny,thing at A&P you're not happy with, ·:: ~ f,l .., , L I> , , , I ' GoUI'fllet fryw Ptt That's A&P'a guarantee. No matter who makes it, if A&P sells it, A&P guarantees it. "c. ,.._ · . FishSticb _ _ 1-lb. pkg.' . ~ork Roast 1 .59CSfllka · ..... aon..... CountfY Cut' Fryert' ::.:_ lb. 49c Doublecatuiteil Fr/e.r lb. s:Sc Four.~~ frYer ~ lb. SSe Not every store can offer you a guarantee like that. A&P can ... anil rloes. Shouldn't A&P be your store? • ,. n.· :Iii CAP'N JOfiN PitOUN , • ' ChlpPf~ ~h~~ct.H<MJ lb. 89c We'll get in touch with that company forJ08 ... and forUL ( I ,( - ~c.; ,, Ring Bplogn• ID. 5l!l , , Swanl4n Frozen Dlnnen 11. 59f · " Strips for !r1ising _lb. 89c Bltf :ruYst tell your A&P store manager. He'D Jive you your money~. ,. J .... lli~ l l! · ' SUPIR·IIJ!J!HT Ground Round Ste•k _ lb. 79c 'ti. 69c .~ . o Y,QU don't have ~9 .P9ther to write a letter to the company that made il Perle . Butt St¥11 - lb. . m. " Fine Qua Iity G roce ries 1 ..,~·- CO,YRIGHT 11967, THE GREAf ATUNTM: I. PACIFIC TEA CO., INC. -•"<·" Sweet Corn ·POTATOES FLORIDA 10 ~~i V2 gol. jug , ··- ~~~~~lcH 1 ~!~· 39t WITH YOUR PURCHASE ORANGE OR LEMON Chiffon Cake · OF $5.00 OR MORE EXCITING GAME :. ., ·· e1ch 59c 7. '!;..$1·~ ~l l .. ,,, '' ·~ t • • · A&P IRAN» Instant ;c:oH.. 10-oz lar $1 PAG~AIIOI OliMALL Stuffed Olives 101-oz Jar 69c I . OUII OWftN ANN Tea BaiJ,····· Pkg. of48 :-: 59f . 31 PRISH IAK'ID ·. . IG.r.~ •;~· .. 21b. pkgs. WaHle Syrup ·· 24·tzt lltl. 39c · Fig WHITI HOIIIIl""'nt Nlfloffl ANN I'AOI . · Dry . . ............ pkg~ ,., ., Grape·.t•m .. ~ · ·· 2 lit. iar 49c Mlkt112~ : , A&P l!lAN0..1:0.; coni ANN PAdi-Witll Tomoto lauco, l·lb •.conc ' FINE FOII·SALADS-1141. con A&P ! ' 5))%. OFF ON A SET OF ., ' · · ·lliD' 0 ' • . .. 'j,__' I ' ! ' I '.I 1 liAS Rocer Mr. IIIII & ·' ;·';;;;:;t;;:~~~~~~~ ~ · ... .. Popcorl\' ........ $!'..,.., Ma11da,in Oranges 4 taiiJ 99c ~ Cotila lilA~, co.. · . Sliced:........ :; 7 .. Pork &.Beans· ·7 ctins $1.00 "THE PRICE IS C.let n 4~: 99c "' ' "\ ANN PAOEPANCAKE & Whe1t Bread _ 2 loaves 49c Dutch App~ Pie . each 49c Peach Pies · each 49c Frosted Ball Donut1 _ pkg. 29c FREE '· SULTANA .11' BRAND _ _ _____,..,___ Salad Dressillg 1l.Qt. iar 69c JANE PARKER . Pldc.j~_A&p ~-Patry ltwn .. .. ·" .,_.. ~;pleSaut,e c0 0 KI Es R.c!Mm Your Mtller IIGoklet Coupon For On• 6-oz. C•n Wlth·T ia Purchnt Of Any ~ll; WHOLE OR CRACKED PLAY AlP'S qt.19c ... ...._. 6::; 79c P~!id Stamps . btl. Fruit . Grapefruit ··.... · ·.. 6 for 39c \ · ORANGE JUICE A&P fROZEN ORANGE JUICI 49c • ' Orange Juice 6 ears 49c FLORIDA LARGI SEIDLISS A&P BRAND FRESH FROZEN FLORIDA PURE JUICE l·ll4' Oranges .... ·...... · doz. 49c 89( Fr ozen Foods ! ' FLOIItbA U.S. No. 1 Size A MAINE ~~00 Extra A&P FIJSH FLORIDA Fresh r Festive Produce! ~··- .Ill,· tliiil , .Mrs. Anna EIIJabetlt '(ll!'ller UlPtc .ilqhior, lberri ·Spllll Sat, ~~===:;;:;:;,;:::;;;~· ;;~· ·•~' belray1 118'1!1 0 UI D I tved • lb. $1.09 Sirloin Tip Steak _ ' ' ·( .British. Batter Super Oil -· lc!rownad- =y REPORT ' , • .' ·. . . <f . I ST. e. 2.. • ly ' ' •• .. ' ,, ., �' .; ., l .. r. . ' ,. "' f' .•"I. •. ' ' J' \ ! ') ' '' ' '>(<''' \ .., ' • A .. ,' ' ,, ,, ,.' " '' ., 'I, ' ,. I'• '• !. \ ' r, ,. '' ,I. .. '. ' ' ., ., ' . ' ::S:..f. 0~/nSbfvlng~~'!tP~f)b!em~. .: .:"·. ~:··,-:.~~ ,. ). .~. . . . pa~~!: '., . . ' ' ' a, 1 • ' ' ' . •• l ' .. Ny ~ntinel.: l'om~~Y:¥1d~le~~' p:, Ma~h I ' ' . ,,, 29, UIG7-1 , _'L;_,, ,· - •· · ! ! I :IJ ! ~!oot.. !~i! Skilled Uredit Comlsei·Cml~d Family : · . . · quen~· .be&mle cielh,tl;:JKi~u~t'10'8 a cl!tern at bls nelliJyl · 1 . L .. ' 1 • • •• ,. · , • • · • lbOilte. 1be child was playl!ig NEW ·YU!II'i (UP!) - lt{Mt•a ~acj( wbich ~~~ .IJia. ll;jezplaln>' tile pt;oble" 10 tl}eo1.~· , a brother and they apoi>r-' ~can falhll(es ' ~!e SOII!e nanclal crlsiJI· !bat lhe Fall?liY 1Clark W. Bl&ckbQI'D, . !.MID's END, Englend (UP!) Iship, one ot thO world'alargest, -Thirty-seven BJ:itlsh warplanl'lf lost only Us bow Tuesday Ia M slammed bombl, rocktb Md assault by 42 half-ton bombs napalm ll!lto the wreck Tor the Iand 5,000 gallons of aviation Torrey Can)'On today m a· fuel. desperate second bld to sink the Today the tovernment, .batsuper-tanker al)d burn her lling what It calls w of Its mammoth carso of oil lhreaten- greatest pe a e e t I m e crises, lllg to pollute British beaches. threw In Royal Air Force and 'l.be U. S. bull! and charter<d Royal Navy jets In wave upon . movet! 111e Jld frOm 'tbe•sort of ·a bqdget .to taki! CII'I! ' Serv\ce Assodallcin 'of".\m~le&j dinclof· 9f · the rassoclail®,· ~t l! bec:ause• cistern . • · of .everyday etpen.ses and a. h~s co!J(Iucted ·a COWltryl'ide kvlsl!!l. !.'M'o.sh of ~~~~ ·:.,, ... . [carefully manag~6 .one . wllJ ; SUIY.~Y . ,of .f~miiY, .. cted!t COUll- ·much sooner ••get . tilelr moioer I ! .ClAR~:NCE evenlllg In Rio Grande earmark enough extra cash to seling serv)ces. , !bac~ e~iitually !hap suffer. .: · . . with Mrs. Graham apd meet minor emergencies. I 'l.be associatiOI). has deter- 1 1nllonY~"1. of · . · : · This week the House fO<!k action on a !1er daughter and !>fr. and Mrs. The real trouble develops ,mined lrOf!l \his ~u~y ~a! ,a., any. of·1.1!1H'· property or tallll)g 'd.t ,qr . , . ~1nd Improve veterans benefits. , Guy Rob<'.rts. Mr. Robem, ··a w!Jen the family breadwinner ,s\jlled cred)ti)Ounsel ~an alta you: to Cqllrl. . · .' . d011e, a' ·l!h!>Uid ;. . The members of our armed forces have been com- forme< resident of tbls commun- loses his Job or suffers a non· famllr in so!YinJ Its. mOi)llYj "So If you go to them with. aIplanned. • J ~elled to make ~ater samftces than the rest us, lty, is slowly recovering frOnt fatal heart attacf-, stroke · or prolilems In a ~rl~cal situation. sou)ld ·tl'paymenf prosram . and '"Start with essenUals oil seems only fatr that we s~~uld take . . , se h. In' . stal 00 oilier erippllng illness that re· ••one of the ~t ..steps . to .th,y , .11\ink ··you .are a ,good Blackburn said. ; to meetthththe. prthoblemhst prec!P'dtathtedt ~y t d f tb ''V t whilev~':rki~~ on~~~~ on ~he quires a long recovecy _. period. take if you find yourself 'unable credit· risk, they may be 'par. ,waswt . 18 oug 1'!mm a voe or e e- Ohk>Ri H bl tol So nyfamllieshavefoundiO~ · .a · paymentjstogetln ' lllg to. PQStpqne payment '"'P!s!'lrteflts ·o~ :erans Penston and ReadJUSt.ver. • " now a e rna , ..., . _ ..,. !ment Assistance Act of vere disabilities. walk w1th a cane. themselves in the midst of sucb Itouch witb Y0\11' credllc!rs au~ ., got over your cti:lis, ;i967 ·• Veterans of the 1 Reducing it to its least coin- conflict already receive most 'mon denominator, the ""' is a the benefits provided m t h a :consolija(lon of all II!Jl>iation bill. ~ugust 5th, 1!164 is the 'introd,ced to increase the roactive eligibility date for ben.. II ' :pensions of veterans and theu·1fits under this bill. This coin· II ;dependents. including rec<'m· ' cides roughly with the ;;!lack II ;mendalions for legislation re- on U. S. Warship• In the ., ' quested by President John"'"· of Tonkin of! the Vlet.nanoe«,ll · H. R. 2000 provides a oost ~( coast August 1, 1964. living ;ncrease for all veterans, Nearly 2 million veteramdl ... . their widows and children ,·e. and their dependents will ben<>titll {'eivin~;: pens1ons under Puh!ic from the measure. Law ~fi-211, as amended, anrl a The total price tag on the substantiolly greater l~crealC House approved Btll will ~e for widows and widowo wot~ $m-mi'lion annually. Nearly children in lhe lowest mc01r.e $114-milllon will g& toward categories. ln addition, the b!ll increased allowances for vetergrants certain wartime b<me· ans ~tudying under the GI Bm . fits not previously provided t• of Rights. ,.. veter3ns serving in the armed Con\~rning the educatlon:u forces after August 4, 1964, a.s . programs, allowances for ,.. Fresh MutlhrCH'm•· well -. granting •dditional bee•. time attendance at college un· efil' lo those serving after Jan- der the G. I. Bill increases from uary 'II, t95o, and proviaes on· $100 to $t30 a month for veter · creosed educational allowonc·,; ans having no dependents. With lor veterans receJving traini"g one dependent from $125 to under ~he provisiOns of Publk and with two or more dt!per..1. Law 19-358. ents from 1150 to $175. Pro rata Uml~ r provision~ or this new increases are provided for th<Ne lb. r . : ,._ Tip Roast legislation veterans and Wld· attendh•g instilutionai tnining 'Oiiv't. 3~ Gndli''A lb. ~ I•· ows of the Spamsh · American on a oarttlme basis. . SirlOin : ·lb. "" War ,_Jd prior w2rs wiU receive The unanimous artion by the . I. ,ubsnnlial pension increases. house was nol the final step in BONELESS BOTTOM CUT "i ; fhes~ mcreases ranges from the rompletioo of this legisla' Round Steak _ _ _ lb. 89c :10 to $60 a month. One very lion. It must now be approv<'<i ound Ro11t _ lb. $1.29 BONELESS TOP CUT Ll , ;pccial section of the Uill pro. by the Senate and there is some If we didn't, we couldn't honestly say WE CARE. Could we? vides for increased benefits for concern that the Senate wHI Round Steak c.___ _ lb. 95c Fresh · Rout M veterans and w1dows with se- pare Jown the benefits. BONELESS COUNT~ STYLI Congressman seeln E. MILlER • oml we care·--·· ___..;:.,_.....___, wav'e,\ . Three Hunter Jet bombers atrucli'fkst Qtry !JSpalm over ,..; stel'l! tLi 40,1100 tons of crude on still balds, ·.... The ~lp, : Which already ·W sent more than !10,1100 gallou o1 oU acr~ hundreds of mlles off Britain'a House Votes on Molotov Cocktails' Ohio Future Events ,. ' should we . CLU·B S. other people~ products? •••• S~~wing Chicken. Rump Roast 95 C CYCLE SHOP- Bultaco Mfllorcycle Sales and Service Is being offered at the new 681 Cycle. Shop. opened reee~tljt by Kepny Ha~ley and Dw1ght Carl. The new cycle bUBlness IS located (IIJ rllir11te 681 about f1ve miles west of Route 33 at . Darwin. Pictured with some o( lhe cycles presently stocked are Dwight Carl and ; Hartl~y,'s son, Ken, ~he~ recentlY. att~oded ~ Bultaco Re11air Schoo11n New York. The UBI Cycle Shop IS open ev.erungs and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m: on Saturdays. . u. s. Hi. - - You !lee) before any product is allowed on our shelves, Some Actors Never Able To Distinguish Personalities we've checked it out pretty carefully. HOLLYWOOD !UP!) - It's • friends, but once the camera< Hollywood fact or life !hat mo;t roll silt> is a very se!f-posse"f"l •ctor:;; are intruverts if tl'_. t young lady. mtri•~ht shy. "J've manal{ed to separate Som~ manage to overcme n my r>ersonal and professiOOal 'lasic ner~onulity ir.ver·sion tr, Jives," she concluded. ·'Some I ·· - ·~ YJe swinging extrovert!t: performers never are able- to do Jne might even say fatheads. that... ,1. 1'··· , , , ( , ·' ·•· ·· Few. however, are the glamvr _ _ Jirls who dodgP, the l ;meli~ht. In exception is Doroti1y Pronne. ~·ho is almost a recluse by nov;e sta nd::trds. At ~h~ nomeot she is workmg with Soci~fy moth~.- shy guy, Drck V~m Jyke. out at Disney Studii•S. Belll'fen the two !here Is 'IIRS. J. E. RADEKIS more blushing than a victoriR!1 Mrs. Maude Holcomb, who at a nudis t camo f'!as svent the winter with her Secluded Llf• daughter Carolyn in Californ-11 The blonde beauty goe' is. returned home Saturday. straig~t home . fro!'Tl th\. stulii'J ,IEnrout'! she visited her daugh hAs dumer. pamts or reads ~nd ters .\dricnne and Helen m goes to hed. No pariics. nt' Columbus. premieres, not a single persona! Mr. nnd Mrs. 'Eusene Holll·ll nppearance at the glitter sp'lt> day and dau~hter Diane for Dorothy. ;pending a few days in uti·,,,e~ ~~:;11 Between pictures Oorot11v ky Mlluntains and the 3(i 5pends most of her time in !'lates. l<lndon where she IS et.amored Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hnnt· of an Englishman. But even her day and children, Judy, romance goes unpublicized -a~ and F'loyd, spent the Eas! l'ast up to now -and hr" weekend with their parents !\1r. boyfriend's name is a b.'g and Mrs. John Holiday and Ml'. secret. and Mrs. G. A. Radekin. During a break in fi!m!n ~ Mf' J. E. Radekin relurn<'rl 11 Never a Dull Moment" Dor- home Thursday after spending othy speculated that her rare<r the pa•t threr weeks at might be enhanord by morr home of h•r daughter. Mr. ond public exposure of her ;Jrivatt:! Mrs. James Nicholson of J}.:!:o;. lffe. ter. MiS< Tina Mar.e Radekln ..Pubhcity does make peop!~ fitayed with her aunt, Mrs. more aware of you." sht said. lie Vale in her absence. "And l suspect if l exploit•~ The annual Easte1 bre:!kfa't II myself more 1t would help me was observed at Columbia Chao. II professionally. e: on Sunday mornir.s followed "llut when l was at Warner by services by the Rev. B. II Brothers m 'The Roaring '2'.)~' Morris. peo~le were interviewing me ali Rev. Morris will now resume the Pme and then writing inane hi!! regular appointments 8t thingt< that berE no relaiJonship church on the second and fourth I<> what I really thought. It Sundays. came 'out more what lhe sturi;o Mrs. Nel!ie Vale and Mrs. wanted me to be in stead of Robert. Wll<on attended a 0.1· what f was." ta Kappa GalTlll'.a Tea at tha Dual Personality Federated Church In Pomer••.v Sin" the series folded several on Sunday afternoon. ·' yea.s ago Dorolhy has becorr.• Miss Pemale Wi\11011 ct More· the invisible woman except in head, Ky. Stnte Collese spent IUCh movies as "The Great the w~kend at home. Race" and " ll's A Mad, M£d, Other guests of the Wiloon Mad, Mad World " and Effie Hoosier homes were · "That's the way I want it !he latter's daughters of N•'w because l'nt qUite shy," she .lersey and Wooster. fxplamed. Mrs. G. B. Radekin opent t!•e "L!k' a lot of other!, I gues• past week in McArthur caring t was attracted to shnw for her sranddaughter, Laura bwlnl!!!s seekmg ft subconscious Lee Radekln, who hoi the ~eellng of approval." mumps. "I know I found It uncomfor· Mrs. Lauren Hollman " , la!>le I<> communicate, but O!f patient In Veterans Memorior stase cr in front of a c:amers Hospital. I it's oimpler !or me to relu: end Mr. Gary Erlewine wao '"" express myself. I aloo need verely burned as the result o! lpfiroval and to exprest mpell ll(hting a dynamite cap. He . ' eoipt II il't only brlttCIIJI wu taken to tile hospital lor ~eone else'a ~~ to life/' treatinent. .:::-:-:::-:=::...-- Point Rock Nol..,S II 1 I ~othy tV 'I ,• t t <' ' I ft I, -· ' t' , ' I ' lb. 6fc Fresh 5parerib. Rotissieri Roast Bontleu Cubt lb. 99C lb,Stnk99c · We've checked the company that makes il We've checked to be sure the product is all the packqe aaya it ia. Sliced Bacon SUPE!J'~-' RIGHT .. , I~ you ever buy ~ny,thing at A&P you're not happy with, ·:: ~ f,l .., , L I> , , , I ' GoUI'fllet fryw Ptt That's A&P'a guarantee. No matter who makes it, if A&P sells it, A&P guarantees it. "c. ,.._ · . FishSticb _ _ 1-lb. pkg.' . ~ork Roast 1 .59CSfllka · ..... aon..... CountfY Cut' Fryert' ::.:_ lb. 49c Doublecatuiteil Fr/e.r lb. s:Sc Four.~~ frYer ~ lb. SSe Not every store can offer you a guarantee like that. A&P can ... anil rloes. Shouldn't A&P be your store? • ,. n.· :Iii CAP'N JOfiN PitOUN , • ' ChlpPf~ ~h~~ct.H<MJ lb. 89c We'll get in touch with that company forJ08 ... and forUL ( I ,( - ~c.; ,, Ring Bplogn• ID. 5l!l , , Swanl4n Frozen Dlnnen 11. 59f · " Strips for !r1ising _lb. 89c Bltf :ruYst tell your A&P store manager. He'D Jive you your money~. ,. J .... lli~ l l! · ' SUPIR·IIJ!J!HT Ground Round Ste•k _ lb. 79c 'ti. 69c .~ . o Y,QU don't have ~9 .P9ther to write a letter to the company that made il Perle . Butt St¥11 - lb. . m. " Fine Qua Iity G roce ries 1 ..,~·- CO,YRIGHT 11967, THE GREAf ATUNTM: I. PACIFIC TEA CO., INC. -•"<·" Sweet Corn ·POTATOES FLORIDA 10 ~~i V2 gol. jug , ··- ~~~~~lcH 1 ~!~· 39t WITH YOUR PURCHASE ORANGE OR LEMON Chiffon Cake · OF $5.00 OR MORE EXCITING GAME :. ., ·· e1ch 59c 7. '!;..$1·~ ~l l .. ,,, '' ·~ t • • · A&P IRAN» Instant ;c:oH.. 10-oz lar $1 PAG~AIIOI OliMALL Stuffed Olives 101-oz Jar 69c I . OUII OWftN ANN Tea BaiJ,····· Pkg. of48 :-: 59f . 31 PRISH IAK'ID ·. . IG.r.~ •;~· .. 21b. pkgs. WaHle Syrup ·· 24·tzt lltl. 39c · Fig WHITI HOIIIIl""'nt Nlfloffl ANN I'AOI . · Dry . . ............ pkg~ ,., ., Grape·.t•m .. ~ · ·· 2 lit. iar 49c Mlkt112~ : , A&P l!lAN0..1:0.; coni ANN PAdi-Witll Tomoto lauco, l·lb •.conc ' FINE FOII·SALADS-1141. con A&P ! ' 5))%. OFF ON A SET OF ., ' · · ·lliD' 0 ' • . .. 'j,__' I ' ! ' I '.I 1 liAS Rocer Mr. IIIII & ·' ;·';;;;:;t;;:~~~~~~~ ~ · ... .. Popcorl\' ........ $!'..,.., Ma11da,in Oranges 4 taiiJ 99c ~ Cotila lilA~, co.. · . Sliced:........ :; 7 .. Pork &.Beans· ·7 ctins $1.00 "THE PRICE IS C.let n 4~: 99c "' ' "\ ANN PAOEPANCAKE & Whe1t Bread _ 2 loaves 49c Dutch App~ Pie . each 49c Peach Pies · each 49c Frosted Ball Donut1 _ pkg. 29c FREE '· SULTANA .11' BRAND _ _ _____,..,___ Salad Dressillg 1l.Qt. iar 69c JANE PARKER . Pldc.j~_A&p ~-Patry ltwn .. .. ·" .,_.. ~;pleSaut,e c0 0 KI Es R.c!Mm Your Mtller IIGoklet Coupon For On• 6-oz. C•n Wlth·T ia Purchnt Of Any ~ll; WHOLE OR CRACKED PLAY AlP'S qt.19c ... ...._. 6::; 79c P~!id Stamps . btl. Fruit . Grapefruit ··.... · ·.. 6 for 39c \ · ORANGE JUICE A&P fROZEN ORANGE JUICI 49c • ' Orange Juice 6 ears 49c FLORIDA LARGI SEIDLISS A&P BRAND FRESH FROZEN FLORIDA PURE JUICE l·ll4' Oranges .... ·...... · doz. 49c 89( Fr ozen Foods ! ' FLOIItbA U.S. No. 1 Size A MAINE ~~00 Extra A&P FIJSH FLORIDA Fresh r Festive Produce! ~··- .Ill,· tliiil , .Mrs. Anna EIIJabetlt '(ll!'ller UlPtc .ilqhior, lberri ·Spllll Sat, ~~===:;;:;:;,;:::;;;~· ;;~· ·•~' belray1 118'1!1 0 UI D I tved • lb. $1.09 Sirloin Tip Steak _ ' ' ·( .British. Batter Super Oil -· lc!rownad- =y REPORT ' , • .' ·. . . <f . I ST. e. 2.. • ly ' ' •• .. ' ,, ., �• I' /,' ·- , \ • I ' ' '· ' ·~ ~ ·1.'• ' 1 ?;: '• 'if 1 , '• ' ' tt {t~.~ ·!!r>~ - .- ~- ' I' ' ' ' EDri'o!ts1jn'E;' '· \ -: :· . ,.. ' ~· !'!.'-' SNrt Instant 'C::.-:&·~; 2 __... . ..·.··-·- . ----- , ...... ..,:t - -- 6 oz. Jar F•-• Bftf KI'D!ier'1 Bucket Steak . _. lb. 99c lb. 7!te '- Thrifty' Brand llolft In Rib Steak •• ~ _.. Tenderay lb. Tuppers PI ' I 15 GOOD 59c - - -- Ground Chuck I Coffee i /., . .• : Soli Parler, l i Margarine 2 lb. pk,.......... 89c --- !• ~ . . 't . .••' .. .•••.•• . . . .. . .e: :. :. i. ', Chicken Breasts ..... • Ai Thia Low Prlct Picnics 2 11 lz. PkgL- $1.00Kraft Cr~ck•r 10 ••. Pkg. .. __ ... -- Crisco I' SliM . .. lb, u. lb. 39c . lng, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoff- , Vllllfl Inn Tenderay Boneless Boston H&O .- Dinners ••.. 2 ~t•. $1.29 Roll Roast Freslrlr'llrt..W Shrimp ..•. _. . . ~~: 79c • t W • H }{ Best WI•tness agaiDS 31 ren IS Imse • .. ,-~ . ' . . r"' Whiting.. . •. 5 , .::.~ $1.39 Frtlhore ~ ,;;, .,:. " :it · Shrimp,Pocktai~ 3'2;~ against ·Kroger Premium Quality 3 I Stolttly Yellow Clint 85c lb. Can Peaches Ivory Soap 2 I 39c .._ Bort ' ' ' ' ' Hytradt Awake ..... . ........ 4 :.: $1 Vienna Sausage . . . •. 5 Cena $1 Evorporolod Chef'a Doltgbt Rot. or Pimento 51%. 34c CamaySoap 3.,..,., .... 39c % 'i ......... .. Kinrt ' t.WIIwllh Party Loaf 7 scape .... ·r Kraft Salad Dreasing • Qt. · • :t ••••••••• ...... .. 39e ..' Rhubarb .·~ . _•••• Leaf Lettuce _.. • ... Mlclrlgoo { llll•lllnwoa Peat •••• ,·-· :~~ ·~98 ·. ....i:.VU• ' • •• ' ·' •' ' ·\ ' -·· ' j • ' ~f I AIIThe Styl11 what Colors. and 51111 For The.family is schools large enou~h ' Chapman-Canaday Mrs. Shirley Bahr. Mr. ; where they ca n reall y take care and Mrs Bill Bahr of Galli- of lhe needs of !heir studenls" ' the 1 Mrs. Marlene Wmeberenner • _ _ enna 1 News • 0 Ih ~- .d e sa1 . ' Rich noted the number of dif· In the Middle Block Nm to Eltlerltltle POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE nORI n ---- ferent courses offered by a sPc- can ·was' popular .side of a statewide day for a visit with her other world,or to Europe,or Hawaii-oc ID)'OUl'SfW._. in the United States, you ought to get inon the ~Around the World in 80 Days Sweepstakes." 1'lbiC .. 100,131 prizes in all, including over IOOfabllloos tiN ; prizes and 100,000 Rand McNaiJ~V• •!c'll(k'1es... ~ .~ It doesn't take a lot of work. You don't even have to buy anything to enter. Simply look for the Sweepstakes display in your favorite store. On it is complete information on how to enter, where and when. If you're lucky, you could win oneo£100,131 prizes. If you're not, why not console yoursd f by savinga nickel on a bottle of Scope! ANTHONY Plumhing..fleating t ' ' ' .. •. I ' ' : ;, . ~ '' ll for his ..• 'I -~ ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I I' :j .: j ~ ~ I I ~·.! ' ·~ J tI ';1..1 '.1• ; It's new, It'o so powerful you use it first thing in the morning, and your breath feels fresher for hours. Wbat's it taste like? Great! " 1 ----.. ~ " morning mou thwash. .... ' '~~ ' ' Scope is the once-in-th~ Larry Clark, Ha1Tisonv11le, In .outlaW\llg" ilrjs_ · Mrs. David Wiseman, Jana metbo!l of apporllonmenL - · Evan David al\d Owen Alllillttioiunent wis vasll( were , d t • n • dlfferelrt In lhe eys ot Gov. Earl on Wednesday al the WarreD, of Califomia during the ol )(r. and Mrs. liM& 'poutie&~ · oauipaljn. Hera l1 .'Roy WJseman what Warren said then: 16 her boml after "MJIIY Callfornla coimUes are . RuUand bel!>lni_~re I far m6re imPorl_j,it In the lift · new -ilr~son ol lllopopulatloo slllte \!ian · ·~-~- •·t• ~ =~~H tl!etr bean(tllBto rltlo~~~~f~~~~ - Ule llllire population 'II • If you'd like to wke someoneona triparoiiii!Hhe bevo been . , their ,,, ' Peat ..... ~ ~~- ••• 50~ 79e ."" . •, r··· ( .., •., ...c: , . :r-' Hall Ool • ·.iJ~ .1/ Earl electionn laws and legislative .of California, htgh 8 broth~ · th er, court majol'lty were very lll1n :~<' Dr1'nk8 .. - .'.•·.•I·....... • Tomatoes ~ Mr Christ is population, geography Peck, Nancy DonnieSmitlr , aod and Kelby a.,cq:uain=:t:4-ll':·~~~~~~~·~~~~:::::::::!:::::::::::::::'j arul .._parUy parUy•on on general prrn- Cheadle, the .., cipjeil. · .,. leader, Mra. Bonnie Cheadle. Chl!f :Justice Warren ol\d !jls Roy Wiseman, Xenta, . " T!'IIII.Col-lo Froll 39c I , "" Sunda u lNG 1 " (' Whip Potatoes ' Justice I ' U.S. No.I All p.._ Wlllto 45c • PLUMBING ,.--~ I Potato Chips sv. ......, •••- .. Hygrodo Sugar ..... 10 J:~ $1.09 DtnDtt ' 3 Cheese .......... _.•. ·2 ~~~ 59e """"""' Soap ' Chief the.. nece~sary 3f states have Domino Pure Cane ' • I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhill on ebrating the birlhday of his mo-' peUUoned toe U.S. political Issue in 1"'' for his Ison, Mr. an d Mrs. Tom Mar~ tit Congress u 1 · to IP\I · - -- summon • cons u ona con· , own poli~cal pur.poses and lhat Icinko and daughter. •.en"'?' to_ undo. lbe Suprem.e aod Mrs. Leland Moore Ihe sacrificed lhe l!'"th in a Mr, aod Mrs. Jack WeatherCourts reapporlronment orde .. , · . of Conton were r" ;quesl for voles. Otherwise, the · man spent Thursday at ColumTh~ Constitution p_roYtdes 10 guests. of relatoves m thrs 1common man is reduced bus. Wbile there they vlsilcd Arllc.e 5 tsat lhe Congress rnclodmg Mrs. Ruth Slar· 1believing lbat lire chief Mr. and Mrs. Pete Goodin. must, s~mmon a. constltutinnal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Babo·l of lhe Unlled Stales did not Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brfckles convention when petiUoned lly Mr. aod Mrs, Taylor 'does not know his own mind ~--_ __ _::___ _~ two thirds of the state's lo do . · ' Ia basic constitutional issue. duties of the Junior Leader projPeUtions .of 3Z states atteBI ,.JioUy Howery has been iU Eilber way, not · much ect and explain Ure different deep feeling among mrlliotll of :llllli tonfmed to Holzer Hospital mains lo inspire confidence levels of parllcipation. citizens that the Supreme Court 1With pneumonia aod oomplica- Warren and the court erred 011 reapportiqmmenl and tiona. His mollrer, Mrs. Eddie which he presides. r•qurres to be set right on 1ts jl9wery was also a patienl at ! ---- - resJ!Onslllliti!!ll to the people of il61zer Hospllal. -: while he was in Florida. the United Stales and to the The Carpenter Baptist Church Mrs. Verlin Howery has ber•n 11 legislative branch ol govern- ; V~th .Group met wJ.th Nancy patient lo ShelteWrg Arms Your Dependable menl 81\llth 011 Sunday ovening. Ka· Hospital, Athens, where she I• Dealer For . -' Chief Jusllce Warren lhY. Cheadle w.. leader for undergoing observation and among lhe courl's 6 to 3 lbe evening al\d used the topic treatment. · majority on Feb. 17, 1964 ~Monkey See, Monkey Do," Walter Jordan aM Michael " AND Imposed on lhe states legisla- Those present were Jeony and Lawson attended a Juiuor Leadlive -apportionment of both Ronda \\lhltlinglon, ffullr Ann efs meeting ·In Pomeroy recen~: II houses strictly on the basis ol · Helen, Mary and Roto. The .meeting ~ Pillsbury Asat. Flavors .... 4 • Children's 1 Bread .•....... _.. _4 ~=~ SSe Bold Cake Mix .. 3B~~~89c Ivory •women's '"I' · ........ z~:$1.00 "-al Sla Summer Ars Here I !nrichtd Wllllo Bircfse.yt Fmtn Laundry Dete1·gent 3 Mttlum &.r1 36c - $1 Kroger Milk ......... 7 ~:~. $1 _Ivory Soap I .......... _4 H,.•._m .. K~t~ll' For Spring and l'larren and hi.s st•)ne Cou' t r..,pportionmenl syslem have 'lcommon ll)8ll to think of ' who h~s spent several months were recent guests of Mr a•• ondary sthool increases preHv · · ·"' • l · .:.. :~ d us 1rom sueh domma· · lwarren •s att ac hmen t to prm · . I10 , '"' , much in proportion , to · ils sizemalorrty wht"" vosw the 1 ruerale h Cahlornra returned. , to her Mrs Frank Uoton and family on,.man-one-vf!of legis!~· tion. My ~eakening of the laws , ciple_ in matters of law, lhe I orne at Alfred and VIBrted her of Silver Ridge. iranging from a u\i~imum olll live reappor · on Ule would mvrte a return to the pubhc welfare and the U.5. ' grandmother, Mrs. Effte Wal· ~~~~~----:_'_"~~~~~-"t;:~~~~7""'""'""ir""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""!!!!•••~' states would b~,:. o~': .,ll people, boss rule which we are now Constilution? , ison. h"e Monday .. !iov Earl Wattf~ of ·eaUlornJa. happily rid of. Our state •.bas , .. E. . . · ·' Mr.. Dor" Koemg and son rh·· might -' embarrass lito made almosl unbelievable ·~o- , ' rthtr ~ao:en , ~·- talttnll 'l spenl a weekend wilh her h' r"'J·ustice No matter because gress under our sys~• 0! ithroug~ trjs ,_bat '0,, 918 or he brother, Mr. and Mrs. Norman c re - · , . :"1'1.• was lalkrng through ·hrs hat as Welrer and family Long Bal· it surely would help the l~ISiative representalron. 11 ' 1Chief Justice w~ he helped •tom. common man undersland how -"~ · k lhe " · "" ' . ed wrec . appor'ttonment sy:i- 1 Mrs. Charles Marcinko Sr of Warren camendlo be 801mrx, ti tem ot which he was so fond a : Long Bottom spenl lhe' p.ast his own ml · on egrs a ve f ·'' i . . . t'100 ew years ear1ler. week here with her son, Mr. reapportronmenl. The ques - 1 1t is reliSonaQ~ to bUievo and Mrs. Robert Marcinko and arises beca~se as 0~ now 32 of i thai Warten taking the ' family, She wenl to Dover Sun· $1 Fluffo ,. KEDS of New Lexington visited Mr. by Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr · . "Our bas1c p~·oblem _as far :Js 1 and Mrs. Charles Betzing and and Candace at Middleport. eel- nnpr()vement 1s gettmg these I • By LVLE WILSON . There . was a Ume when beheve we strould keep 11. Y- · Y United Pre' ._lernational ICalifornia was completely dom· In view of that statement l>y 1er to Mrs. Barnhrll and Mrs. . · Y · · '· · · 1 Belling polls were present. Tile most effectiVe WJiness •mated by boss rule. The hberal Warren when he was governor 1 · · , ...{;! S Milh a Shorttnint I·i Th N . e ew the high sehools enroll mg 1,500 or I Sull(lay. Veterans Memorial HospitaL : more students have some kind Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Christy Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr · of expe rimen tal program. : anC: Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Lacey attended a dinrler given Sunday i Mu_st Be Large I National Window oi'f)einion 11- ------- ----=======l;;;;;iil;;;;; , ;;;;;;iiiij Methodist Church at Rutland, Clara Milhoan Sunday at .;, ••'t ·-' Larger School Better f: ich poi nts out that larger tended the wedding of their ing a few days with his niece, ~ schools are in a better position . grandson, Charles Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Howa~d Young. i to try new techniqu es. He poin~s I and Miss .Linda La they at the Mrs. Junior Hunt visited Mrs. ; ool that 82 per cent of Ohro , • •••••• 1) Edith Osborne returned homt> Jn to larger umts . man, Mrs. Evelyn Summerfield Friday from Paden City, W and Mrs. Edna summerfield at- Va., whel'e she has been \•is1t- ~ .. '•' 75 lb. bag I " be raJ~ so, 1ea~etl ·• refere nce mate- I -......--.-.. -- ...- Alice Dodson one aft er- rials and can spend hou rs get- lo· Mrs. James Lacomb and lam- 1. at .present with Mr. and Mrs. l s·taLJs· .1.Jts.. 't o bac k tl'1em up, th<~ 11 1 1 'Y· Darly of Star Route. small high schools must merge' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Betz. . wi: ··-· Me. r:n wide range of where they will made their j noon last week. I ting ready for a presenta tion.'' : home. Larry Farlev was called Mon- ! The classroom tearher is supA.2c Ray Powell of Indiana day to his wo.rk as a silo con- ~~~;~~~bwi lll ,a ~<mr ~e out:me and !pent a weekend here with his I structor. ~~ a us, a_n su~ges ~ons on, ar t M and Mrs Gear e Wha t matena 1 to gJ\'e me r 1a'f'i 1 · g I Mrs:. Claro Milhoan t: nl erNl · before and afte r the television p enlls, r. P owe · ·l Hosp1·1aI . prr<>enIiJ llo · n. '! d Mrs J H n y- ' Veterans Memona i "r. an . esse o e .h b h' I . Tl I h d t cutt and two sons were Sunday w1t ronc 1a pneumoma. 1e . wa c ~~ r ~mong s~a e afte noo guests of Mr 3 d Ch F t ,· educ(l llon offl r1als 1s consol Jda- 1 r n · n 1 Mrs. loe ros 18 51a) 1·1g tion They believe and havl! ...... - I W:~L~u~~ Mrs. 1 '' TI1e television teachers are up to UJe levels of comparable pay their tuitions,~ be nld. verv carefully selected," he - · ·- -- - · -- - - sa1d. ''They have access to a Daily Sen[l ncl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 29, jl967-1l 'I Stori playlftl hdaJI Yiu' equid lit 'r .qt ~ wli>· nor. lro fun to ploy and HIY to FREI ginlo_ pi.C.. nalloblo ot oil K~t~or ch donda and · .,.. offieet. Ltrnlt one gtme p t per cut- vlllt. NO, Rl Ctt+SI R.QUIIID ; ::: •· Coffee 65c Shortening lb. can .. ..... __ _ moved Monday to Euslon, Fla., SAME NIGHT ioi .' ' - · por aton Spotlight Brand Cheese •• --·...~-,. . .- • 8arNI IMF"JJ or Ertra Shlrp .. • Baking Hens lb. Fresh or Smoked WHOLE Cheese ' Mr. and Mrs. John Arbaugh I H~utman of Chester cnlled FrOO THE ers. "There are 80 many demario for a teacher to keep abrtill, tlrat he !eels Inadequate _Ill' Ill cannot get back to ~11q~ to i updale bilqRlf," BrJilh!OQ laid. I "Prefera!il;y: aalan,s sbou!cl ' ~:;tography, SCience and brs· I~~.~idpe;•Jyte:;u;! ~:~·g aboul ~;td ~:.:~h~~ ~!~~ ~~ ' Notes I ., WIN ~~- $ 00 ~ociety Mrs. Curtis Wolfe and MIND OUR ·'·. Kroger's':Exeiting Double ·Sweepstakes B~go luy Sevtrtl Pkgs. !!.· ' ·PLAY .·. 'Athens Fresh Frozen Ktllt Cracker Barrtl Mild or M.llow I ._,., W~EN THEY'RE GOiNG 10 Tl<AT Pl<t:lfY... Rid ge K _eno By Mrs. Evelyo Brickleo ' I 79c lb. con - ........ \,~' \ . Society News ASKED HER · COULD S~E BRQT!-tER AND HIS WIFE? --- ' Muwoll Hov10 ' T~~T ~·r ASK U5 " · I TILL A WEEI<. FIU>M >eN ... Tll,O,T 'S 95c - ut ..... _ ' r--- -- l .I • 55c u;KING I . ·. lb. Coffee I .. SWiss Steak .... ln•tant Mlxwt!ll Houst ••• •••• 59e c., Thrifty Shouldor 4 3/4 OL caM f--io.:....._ ... ~ ~~- Orange Drink &· r·:.,~. sI Thrifty lb. ::~~bert ~.' .. 1 Swiss Steak ••. ~ ' Chuck Roast l"J ·.,..:"I. ,: J.ii!'t.'""':: ! ~ : C."~ •,(y .d· I YOU ,·BUY CHOICE CENTER CV!' t.fr4thtr 'Tbl Krottr ' j'preparal!iry COIJ!'Sf',". Rich said. Dr. · · se$0n·1cational television in the cia"- More !han 750 high , , New piObtems lD d!.Jo -~ .M_ost Besliies · state and federaUy- dary s¢\ool consultant in _the roor_n. . and Junior . highs 'in the . slat~ i He said 50 pepe~r-:.~:!r~~~8 · ltQ~ ~ bola& mel by aew llld , Ohio on education assisted programs-In mosl reg· state. Department' of Ed\lcalwn, Rich explained modular are ~log ' national curriCula. ,brgh schools hi .. · ativanCtot lediDiqm. 8oJ11e ..ot ~·~~ '!hat ~ om e of ular hlgb schools!· Ji>int vo- 1 s~rs the . new_:;~hntques _are sch~drillng means giv~ng a slu· T!l~sc t-ourses, _ developed by cimt of, the state<a , ll!ese problems bave b<ieu U~e· most ~trlklng· dtanges Jn ,re· ca~o.nal S<:hool drslrrcts are "paying big dlvklelld.!! 0"for stu: 1dent s•ve•al extra ·perrods of·rn· natrona! e<~mmrttces of educa· rolled. fhat would 10ived. Wllh et1oor1 .&~oe' aoi~IIOa ·~eni "yean have come in the helping many smaller Ohio dents ln 'both high -·sehool and strucUon in a subject in which tors, embody dramatic new 1Board of Education li more dWicutl UPI (ipoit-: bi~_- !chools and juDior highs·. sdtool districts give students college. , he is weak, inslead of sctredu- technique> in the leaching .,1, April, the department's .era ,Jamea Bland and Andrew , •1JI,i b!gh schools are _- no s~eable skills, He polnls out that about 32 iling him for the advanced subject; s~ch as math, physios, lion for selting minimum Rollmlan -.mmlu IB; etem.... longer just college preparatory But the• col~ge - bound stu- per cent of the students who en· 1courses open to faster student•. chemi stry, biology, and the hu· school enrollment at 500 lar)' -ocllools, the. blgh acbOolo l!IStitutlons like they were 10 or dent'_ hasn't been forgotten and ler first grade In Ohio gradu- 1 At least 180 of Ohio's 1,200 manities, Most autborilies on Ohio's and lbe colle,.. tn • 111ree pari l5!l')!ars," said stale Education techniques developed in the P""t 'l ate from' nigh sdlool a "consid-, secondary schools bave inst1· 1' Teaching Mochlnes Used . ucation facilities feel 1erle1. · ', . DePartment official Glen Riclr . . 10•y,ears have so improved his . erable improvement" over the lluled team teaching. The mosl Some 118 schools are usrng urgenl need is more ' Todayr, 'lbe IIJ&Ir ScHott., "They're making a p r elI y education that mony coUeged rate 10 years ago. I popular subject for that metho1 ; leaching machines "for stre!l· Among them is William '. ' , , ~ · concerted effort to provide for have had to revise upward their Some of the more dramatic is Engli!h, allhough it is al;oi gthening weaknesses discovered McBride, assistant dean of By· JAMES B. BLAND the -needs ·ot all their students frestrman and sophomore pro- · new methods · include team used in a wide variety of others ;in students," Rich said, while Slate University's College , · IDd , . thr<iugh .vocalional .and bualneS! grams. leaching, modular scheduling including history, science and ; more than 150 are using edoca· ·Education, who says ANDREw L.IIO'I'IlMAN . education a1 well as eollege Big OlvlderodJ al\d the widespr~acl use of edu- mathematics. bona! lclevi sion. I amounts of money are ' "·"-- " . · _____ He explained that television 1sal) . H J <!> teac hers are used to suppl~- 1 "One of the first pIa c at O'S 31DS ment the classroo,m teacher 10 1they're going to have to put the such courses as ~ngh~h ~ biOI."· Imoney is in teachers salaries," I By The Pi'ece . '"r.J!i ::. t•· :~~~· ;_:~· ;· •""""' ee ··s ·' ' 1 ··r~~~,., ~ •. ') Sh01il4or Cut Ttndtroy e; :J~i;.a.... .,.~ . ,,. , . _..., -., .- ... .,.,.. ,,_,., ·_;_ $ji:J".,.~:: ~"-... . il!a. -~- -·' .• ,.. . 0~~: ·EVERYT·H ~•y ;,· , :. ' ;(!:..... •...,,.,, ~ -· ' ' I . ...... •, "'••·· ' .,., ·>· '. I ·,• },' u., ,\ i ' ·:· l· ·D9:n"t Miss Thi~ : ·' .~')• - ~ Fatttastie Offer '- 'This Week: ' From Kroger 11"', ~ ·~.::c~' - '· I'· �• I' /,' ·- , \ • I ' ' '· ' ·~ ~ ·1.'• ' 1 ?;: '• 'if 1 , '• ' ' tt {t~.~ ·!!r>~ - .- ~- ' I' ' ' ' EDri'o!ts1jn'E;' '· \ -: :· . ,.. ' ~· !'!.'-' SNrt Instant 'C::.-:&·~; 2 __... . ..·.··-·- . ----- , ...... ..,:t - -- 6 oz. Jar F•-• Bftf KI'D!ier'1 Bucket Steak . _. lb. 99c lb. 7!te '- Thrifty' Brand llolft In Rib Steak •• ~ _.. Tenderay lb. Tuppers PI ' I 15 GOOD 59c - - -- Ground Chuck I Coffee i /., . .• : Soli Parler, l i Margarine 2 lb. pk,.......... 89c --- !• ~ . . 't . .••' .. .•••.•• . . . .. . .e: :. :. i. ', Chicken Breasts ..... • Ai Thia Low Prlct Picnics 2 11 lz. PkgL- $1.00Kraft Cr~ck•r 10 ••. Pkg. .. __ ... -- Crisco I' SliM . .. lb, u. lb. 39c . lng, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoff- , Vllllfl Inn Tenderay Boneless Boston H&O .- Dinners ••.. 2 ~t•. $1.29 Roll Roast Freslrlr'llrt..W Shrimp ..•. _. . . ~~: 79c • t W • H }{ Best WI•tness agaiDS 31 ren IS Imse • .. ,-~ . ' . . r"' Whiting.. . •. 5 , .::.~ $1.39 Frtlhore ~ ,;;, .,:. " :it · Shrimp,Pocktai~ 3'2;~ against ·Kroger Premium Quality 3 I Stolttly Yellow Clint 85c lb. Can Peaches Ivory Soap 2 I 39c .._ Bort ' ' ' ' ' Hytradt Awake ..... . ........ 4 :.: $1 Vienna Sausage . . . •. 5 Cena $1 Evorporolod Chef'a Doltgbt Rot. or Pimento 51%. 34c CamaySoap 3.,..,., .... 39c % 'i ......... .. Kinrt ' t.WIIwllh Party Loaf 7 scape .... ·r Kraft Salad Dreasing • Qt. · • :t ••••••••• ...... .. 39e ..' Rhubarb .·~ . _•••• Leaf Lettuce _.. • ... Mlclrlgoo { llll•lllnwoa Peat •••• ,·-· :~~ ·~98 ·. ....i:.VU• ' • •• ' ·' •' ' ·\ ' -·· ' j • ' ~f I AIIThe Styl11 what Colors. and 51111 For The.family is schools large enou~h ' Chapman-Canaday Mrs. Shirley Bahr. Mr. ; where they ca n reall y take care and Mrs Bill Bahr of Galli- of lhe needs of !heir studenls" ' the 1 Mrs. Marlene Wmeberenner • _ _ enna 1 News • 0 Ih ~- .d e sa1 . ' Rich noted the number of dif· In the Middle Block Nm to Eltlerltltle POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE nORI n ---- ferent courses offered by a sPc- can ·was' popular .side of a statewide day for a visit with her other world,or to Europe,or Hawaii-oc ID)'OUl'SfW._. in the United States, you ought to get inon the ~Around the World in 80 Days Sweepstakes." 1'lbiC .. 100,131 prizes in all, including over IOOfabllloos tiN ; prizes and 100,000 Rand McNaiJ~V• •!c'll(k'1es... ~ .~ It doesn't take a lot of work. You don't even have to buy anything to enter. Simply look for the Sweepstakes display in your favorite store. On it is complete information on how to enter, where and when. If you're lucky, you could win oneo£100,131 prizes. If you're not, why not console yoursd f by savinga nickel on a bottle of Scope! ANTHONY Plumhing..fleating t ' ' ' .. •. I ' ' : ;, . ~ '' ll for his ..• 'I -~ ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I I' :j .: j ~ ~ I I ~·.! ' ·~ J tI ';1..1 '.1• ; It's new, It'o so powerful you use it first thing in the morning, and your breath feels fresher for hours. Wbat's it taste like? Great! " 1 ----.. ~ " morning mou thwash. .... ' '~~ ' ' Scope is the once-in-th~ Larry Clark, Ha1Tisonv11le, In .outlaW\llg" ilrjs_ · Mrs. David Wiseman, Jana metbo!l of apporllonmenL - · Evan David al\d Owen Alllillttioiunent wis vasll( were , d t • n • dlfferelrt In lhe eys ot Gov. Earl on Wednesday al the WarreD, of Califomia during the ol )(r. and Mrs. liM& 'poutie&~ · oauipaljn. Hera l1 .'Roy WJseman what Warren said then: 16 her boml after "MJIIY Callfornla coimUes are . RuUand bel!>lni_~re I far m6re imPorl_j,it In the lift · new -ilr~son ol lllopopulatloo slllte \!ian · ·~-~- •·t• ~ =~~H tl!etr bean(tllBto rltlo~~~~f~~~~ - Ule llllire population 'II • If you'd like to wke someoneona triparoiiii!Hhe bevo been . , their ,,, ' Peat ..... ~ ~~- ••• 50~ 79e ."" . •, r··· ( .., •., ...c: , . :r-' Hall Ool • ·.iJ~ .1/ Earl electionn laws and legislative .of California, htgh 8 broth~ · th er, court majol'lty were very lll1n :~<' Dr1'nk8 .. - .'.•·.•I·....... • Tomatoes ~ Mr Christ is population, geography Peck, Nancy DonnieSmitlr , aod and Kelby a.,cq:uain=:t:4-ll':·~~~~~~~·~~~~:::::::::!:::::::::::::::'j arul .._parUy parUy•on on general prrn- Cheadle, the .., cipjeil. · .,. leader, Mra. Bonnie Cheadle. Chl!f :Justice Warren ol\d !jls Roy Wiseman, Xenta, . " T!'IIII.Col-lo Froll 39c I , "" Sunda u lNG 1 " (' Whip Potatoes ' Justice I ' U.S. No.I All p.._ Wlllto 45c • PLUMBING ,.--~ I Potato Chips sv. ......, •••- .. Hygrodo Sugar ..... 10 J:~ $1.09 DtnDtt ' 3 Cheese .......... _.•. ·2 ~~~ 59e """"""' Soap ' Chief the.. nece~sary 3f states have Domino Pure Cane ' • I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhill on ebrating the birlhday of his mo-' peUUoned toe U.S. political Issue in 1"'' for his Ison, Mr. an d Mrs. Tom Mar~ tit Congress u 1 · to IP\I · - -- summon • cons u ona con· , own poli~cal pur.poses and lhat Icinko and daughter. •.en"'?' to_ undo. lbe Suprem.e aod Mrs. Leland Moore Ihe sacrificed lhe l!'"th in a Mr, aod Mrs. Jack WeatherCourts reapporlronment orde .. , · . of Conton were r" ;quesl for voles. Otherwise, the · man spent Thursday at ColumTh~ Constitution p_roYtdes 10 guests. of relatoves m thrs 1common man is reduced bus. Wbile there they vlsilcd Arllc.e 5 tsat lhe Congress rnclodmg Mrs. Ruth Slar· 1believing lbat lire chief Mr. and Mrs. Pete Goodin. must, s~mmon a. constltutinnal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Babo·l of lhe Unlled Stales did not Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brfckles convention when petiUoned lly Mr. aod Mrs, Taylor 'does not know his own mind ~--_ __ _::___ _~ two thirds of the state's lo do . · ' Ia basic constitutional issue. duties of the Junior Leader projPeUtions .of 3Z states atteBI ,.JioUy Howery has been iU Eilber way, not · much ect and explain Ure different deep feeling among mrlliotll of :llllli tonfmed to Holzer Hospital mains lo inspire confidence levels of parllcipation. citizens that the Supreme Court 1With pneumonia aod oomplica- Warren and the court erred 011 reapportiqmmenl and tiona. His mollrer, Mrs. Eddie which he presides. r•qurres to be set right on 1ts jl9wery was also a patienl at ! ---- - resJ!Onslllliti!!ll to the people of il61zer Hospllal. -: while he was in Florida. the United Stales and to the The Carpenter Baptist Church Mrs. Verlin Howery has ber•n 11 legislative branch ol govern- ; V~th .Group met wJ.th Nancy patient lo ShelteWrg Arms Your Dependable menl 81\llth 011 Sunday ovening. Ka· Hospital, Athens, where she I• Dealer For . -' Chief Jusllce Warren lhY. Cheadle w.. leader for undergoing observation and among lhe courl's 6 to 3 lbe evening al\d used the topic treatment. · majority on Feb. 17, 1964 ~Monkey See, Monkey Do," Walter Jordan aM Michael " AND Imposed on lhe states legisla- Those present were Jeony and Lawson attended a Juiuor Leadlive -apportionment of both Ronda \\lhltlinglon, ffullr Ann efs meeting ·In Pomeroy recen~: II houses strictly on the basis ol · Helen, Mary and Roto. The .meeting ~ Pillsbury Asat. Flavors .... 4 • Children's 1 Bread .•....... _.. _4 ~=~ SSe Bold Cake Mix .. 3B~~~89c Ivory •women's '"I' · ........ z~:$1.00 "-al Sla Summer Ars Here I !nrichtd Wllllo Bircfse.yt Fmtn Laundry Dete1·gent 3 Mttlum &.r1 36c - $1 Kroger Milk ......... 7 ~:~. $1 _Ivory Soap I .......... _4 H,.•._m .. K~t~ll' For Spring and l'larren and hi.s st•)ne Cou' t r..,pportionmenl syslem have 'lcommon ll)8ll to think of ' who h~s spent several months were recent guests of Mr a•• ondary sthool increases preHv · · ·"' • l · .:.. :~ d us 1rom sueh domma· · lwarren •s att ac hmen t to prm · . I10 , '"' , much in proportion , to · ils sizemalorrty wht"" vosw the 1 ruerale h Cahlornra returned. , to her Mrs Frank Uoton and family on,.man-one-vf!of legis!~· tion. My ~eakening of the laws , ciple_ in matters of law, lhe I orne at Alfred and VIBrted her of Silver Ridge. iranging from a u\i~imum olll live reappor · on Ule would mvrte a return to the pubhc welfare and the U.5. ' grandmother, Mrs. Effte Wal· ~~~~~----:_'_"~~~~~-"t;:~~~~7""'""'""ir""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""!!!!•••~' states would b~,:. o~': .,ll people, boss rule which we are now Constilution? , ison. h"e Monday .. !iov Earl Wattf~ of ·eaUlornJa. happily rid of. Our state •.bas , .. E. . . · ·' Mr.. Dor" Koemg and son rh·· might -' embarrass lito made almosl unbelievable ·~o- , ' rthtr ~ao:en , ~·- talttnll 'l spenl a weekend wilh her h' r"'J·ustice No matter because gress under our sys~• 0! ithroug~ trjs ,_bat '0,, 918 or he brother, Mr. and Mrs. Norman c re - · , . :"1'1.• was lalkrng through ·hrs hat as Welrer and family Long Bal· it surely would help the l~ISiative representalron. 11 ' 1Chief Justice w~ he helped •tom. common man undersland how -"~ · k lhe " · "" ' . ed wrec . appor'ttonment sy:i- 1 Mrs. Charles Marcinko Sr of Warren camendlo be 801mrx, ti tem ot which he was so fond a : Long Bottom spenl lhe' p.ast his own ml · on egrs a ve f ·'' i . . . t'100 ew years ear1ler. week here with her son, Mr. reapportronmenl. The ques - 1 1t is reliSonaQ~ to bUievo and Mrs. Robert Marcinko and arises beca~se as 0~ now 32 of i thai Warten taking the ' family, She wenl to Dover Sun· $1 Fluffo ,. KEDS of New Lexington visited Mr. by Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr · . "Our bas1c p~·oblem _as far :Js 1 and Mrs. Charles Betzing and and Candace at Middleport. eel- nnpr()vement 1s gettmg these I • By LVLE WILSON . There . was a Ume when beheve we strould keep 11. Y- · Y United Pre' ._lernational ICalifornia was completely dom· In view of that statement l>y 1er to Mrs. Barnhrll and Mrs. . · Y · · '· · · 1 Belling polls were present. Tile most effectiVe WJiness •mated by boss rule. The hberal Warren when he was governor 1 · · , ...{;! S Milh a Shorttnint I·i Th N . e ew the high sehools enroll mg 1,500 or I Sull(lay. Veterans Memorial HospitaL : more students have some kind Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Christy Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr · of expe rimen tal program. : anC: Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Lacey attended a dinrler given Sunday i Mu_st Be Large I National Window oi'f)einion 11- ------- ----=======l;;;;;iil;;;;; , ;;;;;;iiiij Methodist Church at Rutland, Clara Milhoan Sunday at .;, ••'t ·-' Larger School Better f: ich poi nts out that larger tended the wedding of their ing a few days with his niece, ~ schools are in a better position . grandson, Charles Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Howa~d Young. i to try new techniqu es. He poin~s I and Miss .Linda La they at the Mrs. Junior Hunt visited Mrs. ; ool that 82 per cent of Ohro , • •••••• 1) Edith Osborne returned homt> Jn to larger umts . man, Mrs. Evelyn Summerfield Friday from Paden City, W and Mrs. Edna summerfield at- Va., whel'e she has been \•is1t- ~ .. '•' 75 lb. bag I " be raJ~ so, 1ea~etl ·• refere nce mate- I -......--.-.. -- ...- Alice Dodson one aft er- rials and can spend hou rs get- lo· Mrs. James Lacomb and lam- 1. at .present with Mr. and Mrs. l s·taLJs· .1.Jts.. 't o bac k tl'1em up, th<~ 11 1 1 'Y· Darly of Star Route. small high schools must merge' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Betz. . wi: ··-· Me. r:n wide range of where they will made their j noon last week. I ting ready for a presenta tion.'' : home. Larry Farlev was called Mon- ! The classroom tearher is supA.2c Ray Powell of Indiana day to his wo.rk as a silo con- ~~~;~~~bwi lll ,a ~<mr ~e out:me and !pent a weekend here with his I structor. ~~ a us, a_n su~ges ~ons on, ar t M and Mrs Gear e Wha t matena 1 to gJ\'e me r 1a'f'i 1 · g I Mrs:. Claro Milhoan t: nl erNl · before and afte r the television p enlls, r. P owe · ·l Hosp1·1aI . prr<>enIiJ llo · n. '! d Mrs J H n y- ' Veterans Memona i "r. an . esse o e .h b h' I . Tl I h d t cutt and two sons were Sunday w1t ronc 1a pneumoma. 1e . wa c ~~ r ~mong s~a e afte noo guests of Mr 3 d Ch F t ,· educ(l llon offl r1als 1s consol Jda- 1 r n · n 1 Mrs. loe ros 18 51a) 1·1g tion They believe and havl! ...... - I W:~L~u~~ Mrs. 1 '' TI1e television teachers are up to UJe levels of comparable pay their tuitions,~ be nld. verv carefully selected," he - · ·- -- - · -- - - sa1d. ''They have access to a Daily Sen[l ncl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 29, jl967-1l 'I Stori playlftl hdaJI Yiu' equid lit 'r .qt ~ wli>· nor. lro fun to ploy and HIY to FREI ginlo_ pi.C.. nalloblo ot oil K~t~or ch donda and · .,.. offieet. Ltrnlt one gtme p t per cut- vlllt. NO, Rl Ctt+SI R.QUIIID ; ::: •· Coffee 65c Shortening lb. can .. ..... __ _ moved Monday to Euslon, Fla., SAME NIGHT ioi .' ' - · por aton Spotlight Brand Cheese •• --·...~-,. . .- • 8arNI IMF"JJ or Ertra Shlrp .. • Baking Hens lb. Fresh or Smoked WHOLE Cheese ' Mr. and Mrs. John Arbaugh I H~utman of Chester cnlled FrOO THE ers. "There are 80 many demario for a teacher to keep abrtill, tlrat he !eels Inadequate _Ill' Ill cannot get back to ~11q~ to i updale bilqRlf," BrJilh!OQ laid. I "Prefera!il;y: aalan,s sbou!cl ' ~:;tography, SCience and brs· I~~.~idpe;•Jyte:;u;! ~:~·g aboul ~;td ~:.:~h~~ ~!~~ ~~ ' Notes I ., WIN ~~- $ 00 ~ociety Mrs. Curtis Wolfe and MIND OUR ·'·. Kroger's':Exeiting Double ·Sweepstakes B~go luy Sevtrtl Pkgs. !!.· ' ·PLAY .·. 'Athens Fresh Frozen Ktllt Cracker Barrtl Mild or M.llow I ._,., W~EN THEY'RE GOiNG 10 Tl<AT Pl<t:lfY... Rid ge K _eno By Mrs. Evelyo Brickleo ' I 79c lb. con - ........ \,~' \ . Society News ASKED HER · COULD S~E BRQT!-tER AND HIS WIFE? --- ' Muwoll Hov10 ' T~~T ~·r ASK U5 " · I TILL A WEEI<. FIU>M >eN ... Tll,O,T 'S 95c - ut ..... _ ' r--- -- l .I • 55c u;KING I . ·. lb. Coffee I .. SWiss Steak .... ln•tant Mlxwt!ll Houst ••• •••• 59e c., Thrifty Shouldor 4 3/4 OL caM f--io.:....._ ... ~ ~~- Orange Drink &· r·:.,~. sI Thrifty lb. ::~~bert ~.' .. 1 Swiss Steak ••. ~ ' Chuck Roast l"J ·.,..:"I. ,: J.ii!'t.'""':: ! ~ : C."~ •,(y .d· I YOU ,·BUY CHOICE CENTER CV!' t.fr4thtr 'Tbl Krottr ' j'preparal!iry COIJ!'Sf',". Rich said. Dr. · · se$0n·1cational television in the cia"- More !han 750 high , , New piObtems lD d!.Jo -~ .M_ost Besliies · state and federaUy- dary s¢\ool consultant in _the roor_n. . and Junior . highs 'in the . slat~ i He said 50 pepe~r-:.~:!r~~~8 · ltQ~ ~ bola& mel by aew llld , Ohio on education assisted programs-In mosl reg· state. Department' of Ed\lcalwn, Rich explained modular are ~log ' national curriCula. ,brgh schools hi .. · ativanCtot lediDiqm. 8oJ11e ..ot ~·~~ '!hat ~ om e of ular hlgb schools!· Ji>int vo- 1 s~rs the . new_:;~hntques _are sch~drillng means giv~ng a slu· T!l~sc t-ourses, _ developed by cimt of, the state<a , ll!ese problems bave b<ieu U~e· most ~trlklng· dtanges Jn ,re· ca~o.nal S<:hool drslrrcts are "paying big dlvklelld.!! 0"for stu: 1dent s•ve•al extra ·perrods of·rn· natrona! e<~mmrttces of educa· rolled. fhat would 10ived. Wllh et1oor1 .&~oe' aoi~IIOa ·~eni "yean have come in the helping many smaller Ohio dents ln 'both high -·sehool and strucUon in a subject in which tors, embody dramatic new 1Board of Education li more dWicutl UPI (ipoit-: bi~_- !chools and juDior highs·. sdtool districts give students college. , he is weak, inslead of sctredu- technique> in the leaching .,1, April, the department's .era ,Jamea Bland and Andrew , •1JI,i b!gh schools are _- no s~eable skills, He polnls out that about 32 iling him for the advanced subject; s~ch as math, physios, lion for selting minimum Rollmlan -.mmlu IB; etem.... longer just college preparatory But the• col~ge - bound stu- per cent of the students who en· 1courses open to faster student•. chemi stry, biology, and the hu· school enrollment at 500 lar)' -ocllools, the. blgh acbOolo l!IStitutlons like they were 10 or dent'_ hasn't been forgotten and ler first grade In Ohio gradu- 1 At least 180 of Ohio's 1,200 manities, Most autborilies on Ohio's and lbe colle,.. tn • 111ree pari l5!l')!ars," said stale Education techniques developed in the P""t 'l ate from' nigh sdlool a "consid-, secondary schools bave inst1· 1' Teaching Mochlnes Used . ucation facilities feel 1erle1. · ', . DePartment official Glen Riclr . . 10•y,ears have so improved his . erable improvement" over the lluled team teaching. The mosl Some 118 schools are usrng urgenl need is more ' Todayr, 'lbe IIJ&Ir ScHott., "They're making a p r elI y education that mony coUeged rate 10 years ago. I popular subject for that metho1 ; leaching machines "for stre!l· Among them is William '. ' , , ~ · concerted effort to provide for have had to revise upward their Some of the more dramatic is Engli!h, allhough it is al;oi gthening weaknesses discovered McBride, assistant dean of By· JAMES B. BLAND the -needs ·ot all their students frestrman and sophomore pro- · new methods · include team used in a wide variety of others ;in students," Rich said, while Slate University's College , · IDd , . thr<iugh .vocalional .and bualneS! grams. leaching, modular scheduling including history, science and ; more than 150 are using edoca· ·Education, who says ANDREw L.IIO'I'IlMAN . education a1 well as eollege Big OlvlderodJ al\d the widespr~acl use of edu- mathematics. bona! lclevi sion. I amounts of money are ' "·"-- " . · _____ He explained that television 1sal) . H J <!> teac hers are used to suppl~- 1 "One of the first pIa c at O'S 31DS ment the classroo,m teacher 10 1they're going to have to put the such courses as ~ngh~h ~ biOI."· Imoney is in teachers salaries," I By The Pi'ece . '"r.J!i ::. t•· :~~~· ;_:~· ;· •""""' ee ··s ·' ' 1 ··r~~~,., ~ •. ') Sh01il4or Cut Ttndtroy e; :J~i;.a.... .,.~ . ,,. , . _..., -., .- ... .,.,.. ,,_,., ·_;_ $ji:J".,.~:: ~"-... . il!a. -~- -·' .• ,.. . 0~~: ·EVERYT·H ~•y ;,· , :. ' ;(!:..... •...,,.,, ~ -· ' ' I . ...... •, "'••·· ' .,., ·>· '. I ·,• },' u., ,\ i ' ·:· l· ·D9:n"t Miss Thi~ : ·' .~')• - ~ Fatttastie Offer '- 'This Week: ' From Kroger 11"', ~ ·~.::c~' - '· I'· �. . I •_i • ' I! •i, I , ' .. . . jJ ' ,.•. . r, . ' ---~~ " ' ~ '• I' i· • ,.e• French City .FRESH :·· ·: . LARD ' 41b. 69c • ''"-:' PICN;I.:c - • ~ ,,~ MA·Ms CHUC ROASTB~:~·Ib. CHUCK ROAST co;!;·_ _ ~- C ROUND ROAST ENGLisH CUT • • lb.55c • sse FRESH GROUND BEEF :~ ) I • -- CHUCK ROAST -· " '\b. • • • • FIIIJH IOITON STEAK -• lb. • sse . '' lb. 7Sc . lb. 39c ' PORK liVER BOLOGNA PIECE-- CITY-------- .::.~·99c .. . FRENCH PORK lb. STEAK • • BUn ROAST JOWL BACON lb. 25c - lb. 49' . . 45c ~ SAUSAGE ·~;~~-···_ __.,...;.._,_~."'--::- .-~t.39~ HAM SALAD E ~ S9c' HAM SANDWICHES -~·;_ 10- 99c VISIT BAKER'S BUDGET SHOP lb• • et:UIJTE 121G .ALSP 11.10 TO 1100 ., .. .. PEAS . ·-In CHEF BOY·AR·DEE ~ PIZZA with Cheese • box41c • box49c with Sausage • with Peperoni • • • • - box65c • • • • -- - \ I. I • I MORTON HOUSE I · • , .CORN r:;~'i'::m.. APPLE SAUCE or CNIIn CORN. ::=in Iutter - FR~NCH FRIES · - PERCH FILLET ORANGE JUICE =~·-·n ·~.-: 29c c PINK 5 Sty~--- 303 Del Monte-- 69c $1 ~t.MAIIN BAKER FURNITURE • POMEROY c lb. .·.MARGARINE '. ' .. . " _ FRQM YOUR .:. -~ l ·<R ; ARK VMARKET 'f•xweiiHouse ,. ' li . INSTANT l·llt. pkt•· CASH ,. REFUND . Coffee oz. ,. Stok•lr·- PEAS 303 CANS ' JELLY~- 4·~: $1 • lb. FRUIT COCKTAIL • .. I Dtl.., . ..,,........ \ · bETERGENT ' -DPERGENT .._______ . - PEAK .....ii> PINTO BEANS c PORK & BEANS _ _.w;... -··. _ _ . . . . .,.,,. . MODESS >( PrOduce Specialsl POTATO:ES 2.0~. '69c ............, ' ' ' APPLES JtJAD - 2 .. tBJU'CE '- li•• .. .·/ ~~ . , ,.·. '~ Here's How To Get Your Refund: · . Maxwell,Hou• CoHee TOILET TISSUE - - - ' /li,j/iX lb. ' Reg. or Drip 39c f ..... s9c ' . . . .. ON YOU BUY' UP TO $30.00 DtiMonlt TOOTH PASTE---·"':.69c'• CATSU. FIG BARS "·_.__.;.._ 2 39c ' c Argo 4No_.2~ $1 ', I SUGAR '~•ers ' CIM Del Monte 1111111 or Halwd - - - - - . GRAPE . Clft ~Mente- GREEN BEANS RAISINS~~·---I DOMINO - COFFEE~=~­ BEEF with Gravy • • • • PORK with Gravy 12~ o1. SALISBURY STEAK e~n• For Inexpensive HOME FURNISHINGS llvttw - - - Get 1 cash refund certificate from MuweU . ~OUH Coffee dfspJay II Mllfc Y Mlrket, Mall the certificate along with one •••h ,.. tiller 11,. (lny •mount) and the inn,r Hll from 6 01. or larger }lr of lnst1nf MlliweiJ. ~.. v1e. p1clc coffee plua the ~- ~um" , •• J from I Clft of Maxwell House YIO, pack coffie to the addr..t ahown on the Cltrtifi. cate; You will naive 1 cash rtfuqd for '"" of the totel emount 9f your p~ (Mil!lmu"' rtfuricl of $3.00 If yllur teg'-'tr tei]f ~ ~.00 or more.) · , . . ... ,, ' ~ .•. I Sne 10% Cht.~Your FOOtl ,...... ' '. ' .!.... ) . SElL .... ·would Anvon• Ply ' ,.... • .(Wi..ii More? ' C~1tlte · ',, IOO·OCtonflthyl . '· . ·You Should Try It! �. . I •_i • ' I! •i, I , ' .. . . jJ ' ,.•. . r, . ' ---~~ " ' ~ '• I' i· • ,.e• French City .FRESH :·· ·: . LARD ' 41b. 69c • ''"-:' PICN;I.:c - • ~ ,,~ MA·Ms CHUC ROASTB~:~·Ib. CHUCK ROAST co;!;·_ _ ~- C ROUND ROAST ENGLisH CUT • • lb.55c • sse FRESH GROUND BEEF :~ ) I • -- CHUCK ROAST -· " '\b. • • • • FIIIJH IOITON STEAK -• lb. • sse . '' lb. 7Sc . lb. 39c ' PORK liVER BOLOGNA PIECE-- CITY-------- .::.~·99c .. . FRENCH PORK lb. STEAK • • BUn ROAST JOWL BACON lb. 25c - lb. 49' . . 45c ~ SAUSAGE ·~;~~-···_ __.,...;.._,_~."'--::- .-~t.39~ HAM SALAD E ~ S9c' HAM SANDWICHES -~·;_ 10- 99c VISIT BAKER'S BUDGET SHOP lb• • et:UIJTE 121G .ALSP 11.10 TO 1100 ., .. .. PEAS . ·-In CHEF BOY·AR·DEE ~ PIZZA with Cheese • box41c • box49c with Sausage • with Peperoni • • • • - box65c • • • • -- - \ I. I • I MORTON HOUSE I · • , .CORN r:;~'i'::m.. APPLE SAUCE or CNIIn CORN. ::=in Iutter - FR~NCH FRIES · - PERCH FILLET ORANGE JUICE =~·-·n ·~.-: 29c c PINK 5 Sty~--- 303 Del Monte-- 69c $1 ~t.MAIIN BAKER FURNITURE • POMEROY c lb. .·.MARGARINE '. ' .. . " _ FRQM YOUR .:. -~ l ·<R ; ARK VMARKET 'f•xweiiHouse ,. ' li . INSTANT l·llt. pkt•· CASH ,. REFUND . Coffee oz. ,. Stok•lr·- PEAS 303 CANS ' JELLY~- 4·~: $1 • lb. FRUIT COCKTAIL • .. I Dtl.., . ..,,........ \ · bETERGENT ' -DPERGENT .._______ . - PEAK .....ii> PINTO BEANS c PORK & BEANS _ _.w;... -··. _ _ . . . . .,.,,. . MODESS >( PrOduce Specialsl POTATO:ES 2.0~. '69c ............, ' ' ' APPLES JtJAD - 2 .. tBJU'CE '- li•• .. .·/ ~~ . , ,.·. '~ Here's How To Get Your Refund: · . Maxwell,Hou• CoHee TOILET TISSUE - - - ' /li,j/iX lb. ' Reg. or Drip 39c f ..... s9c ' . . . .. ON YOU BUY' UP TO $30.00 DtiMonlt TOOTH PASTE---·"':.69c'• CATSU. FIG BARS "·_.__.;.._ 2 39c ' c Argo 4No_.2~ $1 ', I SUGAR '~•ers ' CIM Del Monte 1111111 or Halwd - - - - - . GRAPE . Clft ~Mente- GREEN BEANS RAISINS~~·---I DOMINO - COFFEE~=~­ BEEF with Gravy • • • • PORK with Gravy 12~ o1. SALISBURY STEAK e~n• For Inexpensive HOME FURNISHINGS llvttw - - - Get 1 cash refund certificate from MuweU . ~OUH Coffee dfspJay II Mllfc Y Mlrket, Mall the certificate along with one •••h ,.. tiller 11,. (lny •mount) and the inn,r Hll from 6 01. or larger }lr of lnst1nf MlliweiJ. ~.. v1e. p1clc coffee plua the ~- ~um" , •• J from I Clft of Maxwell House YIO, pack coffie to the addr..t ahown on the Cltrtifi. cate; You will naive 1 cash rtfuqd for '"" of the totel emount 9f your p~ (Mil!lmu"' rtfuricl of $3.00 If yllur teg'-'tr tei]f ~ ~.00 or more.) · , . . ... ,, ' ~ .•. I Sne 10% Cht.~Your FOOtl ,...... ' '. ' .!.... ) . SElL .... ·would Anvon• Ply ' ,.... • .(Wi..ii More? ' C~1tlte · ',, IOO·OCtonflthyl . '· . ·You Should Try It! �.. .. • ' ., . .,' ' ' " _, . ' ....~.; i- • PHON.E 992-3986 SYRACUSE, .·O. ASHLAND Oil Station and gro· I WISH to take this opportum- eery, also small house, Rt. d7 ·ust above Chester. Howartc lWoods. ty to thank my friends 3 28 3 neighbors for the>r cards and visits during my stay at Vet· For Rant erans Memonal Hosp1tal re- - - - - - - - - cently. A special thanks - to. ~'URNISHED house 4 rooms Dr. Telle. Dr. Pickens, nurs- and bath. Call 992-2338 bees, aides and anyone who tween 3 p.m.• 9:30p.m. heloed in any way. May God , 3 28 ltc ble;s each one. Sineerely: 1 - -Charles II. Jones. 3 29 ltP •APARTMENTS furnished and unfurnished in Middleport. AI· .• m.-1 Fnund so 1 single house. Phone !19Z- --~ 3267. 3 28 18te LOST_:- -G-old identificallon I - - ---brae; let inscrihrd --Jac<lyn' 4 ROOMS and bath, Easl Main 1os1 r."d"Y· Mor 17, ~n G;ol-1 st, Pomeroy, S50: 3 rooms lipoiL:. Pieosc call :l9.,·t630. ; and bath, East Main St, Porn· 3 !0 3lt I eroy, $40; one 4 room apart· _ __ _ ----- ~· ment • furnished ' East Main Noti<'!l St.. $60; one building, 20 x 30, t be ,.,;ponSible for 1 East Main, vacant lot, 125 -W - ILI - 1 · no db loot frontage will build to suit an y tl <·bl' ··ontraC'te. / ;ny- tenant, Ea;t Main St. Phone odne r"·" ' ' . ,gn- until 4 p. m. 992-3975. After • : '" Y ' 11 1 · 4 p.m. 992-9905. 3 23 tic Jtp 29 3 - --- - -~- - - - -- PIANO TUNING Phone Lane TRAILER for rent. Brown's D . . ; _· 11.1 around 8 [ Trailer Park. Minersville. Ph. ame1s a -992 ,55 3 29 3tc 992-3324. 3 15 12tc a. m. --- - - - -. ~ FIRST FLOOR furnished four A RUMMAGE sole will be held rooms and bath apartment. Friday, Mrch 31. and sahotur- Phone 992_31!74 3 5 tic day, April 1, in !hef 5 rn · building, Pomeroy, rom 8 a. GOOD, clean, lump, egg aid __':'_l~P~ m. --~ oil treated stoker coal. Pea· cock Coal Co., I block from DON'T FORGET the big sale lrallie light In Cbeshlre, 0. at Laurel Clilf Auction House 1 Ph. 367-1526. 12 1 uc Friday night, Marcil 31, >t . 7 p. m. 3 29 3tc '3 ROOM furnished apartment -- - --- In Mlddlepor• near sho•plng SPECIAL - Ruth's Beauty Sa· [ area. Also ' 8 1.2 b.m Jon, Mason, is oflering $10 house trailer. Ph. 992-,'!34fi,afl. permaneu I lor $8 on Mon· er 5 p. m. 12 28 tic ,, d d S tu da ys, Tu cs ays an a rdays. Special starts March IFURNISHED and unlurnlshed 28 and extends through April I apartments, Close to school. 15. Phone 773-5686. 3 28 6te Phone 992-5434. 10 11 Uo INCOME tax service-, evening 4 RQP,M unlurnlsbO!d apartment by appointments only. Phone l!f'l!'omeroy. Pb. ~. Mrs. Steven Eblin (Wanda), 11 18 uc Laurel Cliff Road, Slate Rt. 5 RM nd b th It- -Re-d~ 124. ·a a co age, e s3 17 30 tc i ville, 0., drilled well, natur· al gas. Also two gas COOk· NOW TAKING ing stoves, I Ph "'9-Z two refrigerators. one ~ 181. 3 20 tic ~-- i ! I. I II' , · HOJ:I(l!fGPOJl~:C'o PHONE peppers1~11 ~as·~·:'n~:lr=RD~l;,~P~om;,e;:ro~y~,~0;.~3~28;=-,3tc \ " ' l,~ I ' ~-. ' ' THE WILLETS ' IAklR.-'&. SEYFRIED' ' •r I ~c~,hion AH ALLUS INJOJS WI.H BRIEF - OUCH!!• . -BU l" M~ ' ' " . , ;u - '~'-''JDiN' MAH LiFE A"'.ON6 STRANGEPS-NICEAS THE'/ -OOJ:!I•IS.'.' VISITS ID .DOGPATCH--· .OPERIENCED , ' • I I·, . SOFA WREEL ALrGNMENT and AND cHAIR BLAEnNARS . LI'L ABNER . Phone t924ft4 o~,H2,2395 "'"""'' o, ' old, repossessed mO<iel lull price $42.50, beautiful nut console, makes "•utlonholes, sews on buttona, ':':.~: fancy designs "ithout a ALLIS CHALMERS HDII ments. Try it in your J:onie. dozer with 12 ft• . h!•dro1ullc Call !19Z-3218. 3 26 angle blade, used very ntUe, 2,400 actual bours, price SOUTHERN plants lor _ $9,000. Phone 742-4952 or 992-il Cabbage, last of Marcn, 2437 or see Cllll Jacobs, mat_oes and April and May. Order Charles R. Harris, 3 17 121 CAMPING I TRAVEL Obi0 • 843-2693 · e ~&O"n ·m11 : - oo·-· ·E"t. MM-WHAT SMmS SO $26·6 TRAILERS ·. ~Di WINKLE: ~Ao AWFUL TASTE IN CLOT~!:& 1 BUT I'LL HUMOR o'-'\--- ~IM, --,.d'lf=]~ · Ingels Furniture Middleport ' l~t"aUNl t~J~: ;"~;~r· t~yse i ' AIR CONDITIONING .:Blue-Green 1006 HONDA 500, -100, Ford corn plllnter, S poirit beads $'15. Orville Johnson, DeXter, Rt. I. S 28 Stj> Pbilco • Duro Matic, was!ter- &.dryer. Wrlle 0. E. Durham, R'~ I, . Harri• sonv111e. 3 28 3tc <\.,i,, ~· ~· ,. A · ·.,.th-·•··· ~.on · 1 ··"·•" ·+l>oll BRAKE SERVICE __ _.:!,a 1 ~......,.. -o ' e mnnlctpolll)'· Hartford held In ih~· CllWICI1 ICEI'rH ••RD chambers tberetl, In the Mav·ll IIIIJ; ·n~ Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy or's OHlce bulldtng on the WY z-2196 Mlddii,.., o. WAS 449.95 day of March, 1967, the:'e present WilHam Kelvey, Mi)lor,J NOW Business Sarvlcn and W. T. Stone, A. K. -'-Clung, John Roacll, Ray Floll•kl NOW IS the time to apply memb_ers of the counjlll of D.avco N''• •~ogen Sol uI'!On Ior mun!clpallly. CURRENT REG""' a early pasture and meadows .,....,.. MVNICIPAL Plllli"OSES JERSEY COW. BesSie Oliver,ll I_ _ _ · , _ Contact Albert Parker, ESTIMATE-:Jj 2 3 28 Rutland, Phone 742-5835. HANNALINE ter, Ohio, 985--38 4. (1) The amount du;· and tbe 3 2? C&G PAINT amount the! will become due _ _ _ _ _ _ _::..::_~ • TRUCK COVERS • brush or roll, farm collecUble from every REGISTERED Angus U~~r!JI~er~l:•k houses any roofs, during the fiscal ers In 1order. With 18 bell'ers. eJACKSe al FROM tock •HITCHES ors, commerci buildings, be THE LEVY Good oundati~n • · • t 1 . OF TAXES II ma«.for the be seen April! all dya, 1 and year. ; s,,. tOte north of Wolf Pen Store, Rt. CAMPING TRAILERS bigh, big or sma·ll. Call Balance in Hands of ·1·' ;;;;;;;-;;;;;:;;;--.-:::::-!,;._;.;:r 143. Clair Giles, Jr. Horton St. Muon, W. Ve, City Treasurer FOR SALE - I •boUle, 1963 FORD TRACTOR 3295 for free estimat3es28. 6tc (Estimated) .. , .... 00000 baandth, storm door• 8 lurllliUrl Balance In Handa of '. """""' • In RlclnJ. Set ·~D bi--'1ze -to W'•th ' Sh ~" (E "-ated) · ~co Edison Brace or pbODe M9our tb1rd IJudCei lhnp. "" """""" """"• s ...... ' FOR ph 01st ed erw Swu - ...,. 2301. Baker Fura1lure, Middleport 2700. Ph;ne Doyle Ord, Mas. II plows, cultivator and or trlllJSI Police Fines and Costs ; 200.00 · S 28 JOte Ohio. 11 U on, W. a., 773-5579. mower. Tractor and tools Shop. Mrs. Woodrow Zwilling, Total Estimated · FOR SALE - 90 aeret, 5 'room for - - - _____:S_:I7_tfc in excellent condition. Prop., Syracuse. 3 26 Receipts . . . . . . . . . . ! 1,000.00 modern house, free (IS, four ESTll\IATED CUIUU:NT mllea from Clleater. Mrs. comfort, ladies' and ·men's. ELECTROLUX sweeper with SEWING ma""'- __ _ EXPENDITVRJiS: Susie Gainer, RD, IA!ll& BotCliff's Shoe Repair, Middle-( all cleaning attachments. Onvice, all ~"';,' Salary of Mayor . , .. , .1 1.00 tom, Ob!o. s 28 Glp port, 0. 3 23 17 $16.95. Ph. 992-2665. .,!!!•2r17M6oigs General Hospital .._e Fab~- Sho•, Pomeroy $aJary of Recorder. or ., , 0 ~·· Pomeroy 'Authorized •"' • ~ 3 •• tfc 1'---~----' Singer Salel Clerk -------- -...... ' 30.00 .. -·.· - '~ , A. DON'T PUMP your Service. I Ill U0 Salary of Treasurer--· ~ 15.00 e/' ,_,.,~, septic tank. Get LOSE WEIGHT safely --=-~=-----=-=-:::__1 Salariea of Chief and • All sepUe tank cleaner, LandDex-A-Diet tablets. Only AUCI'IONEER Police ...... __ .... : ,.., ,.,, I'OIIEIIQY..- IJU NEW mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. at Nelson's Drugs, Complete Service Furniture, Fixtures and I Cfln' (ltame, pan Permss 23 _30\c CriU Bradlol'll Office Macbines .. .. .. :W.OO llooe, 5 rooms (Z bedroomJ-. _ Stall .....c-.n;;:ror t-).Mod . : P Wrlle, Phone or conta~ enery• Offi•• Supplie·s · - ·r nv - · BLUE Lusrn I 367 7598 f E_no~ ony rios h. ' QUALfTYANDSAVINGSl A. c. BRADFORD., and Equipment....... ~ tllcbeu and bath, full ca. rpets o SOil ul leaves Rt. 7 Cheshire, 0. _..! Postage •·"--·-t and ....... .,,_ p!le soft and lofty. Rent elec24 Hr. Tawing Service HOMKO' aa...,.., Oldo Light for. i.igi,iiog !riC shampooer $1. USE.D PARTS Riding Power Mowers 51 lJghi-Clty Building, JIII)()LEPoRT _ Good Joe• Furmture Co. s 27 6tc Our New 1967 line IS here. • ... co·NDITIO'""'G Re'"'·e~ I Traffic Lights,. Etc. lion - 1 story frame, 5 rOOIDI FOR CARS Prices start at, 3\19.95 run nan u 16 .KEEP Carpet cleaning prob· •Turf-Trim Power Mower> , aUen eervice. Jack's City (2 bedrooms), bath, tlaf&ge,: !ems small - Use Blue Lusand Sobro Gordan Tillm oration, New HaJI!IL .. -- ----.... plaatered walls, very ''UWe' 1 Ire wall to wall. Rent :J~':~::fit~,:~• a& LOWEST PRICES. TV ~·' and Yard to cut front .anll ..., tric shampooer $1. Pomeroy & All Type Bucket Saall ~ • (All Depllrlments) · por<;b. ";250.00. · Cement Block Co. 3 'II~ POMEROY MAKE MORE PROFIT Publication .. .. BRADBURY -()ae aiorjr Ir11111 6 Eleclrolux sweeper, complete Moun I:OO A.M. to :00P.M. ,• listing yoor_llrm's servlees tn ~xpe~o -- · alumtnwn 8kl!ng, llorm doon 992•2181 with attachments A-1 7 DAYS A WEEK the Dally, Sentinel's Businesa Attorneys Fees, and windows, 5 rOO~ 10 10 11 Costs and Damages ·, . lion guaranteed 'Pay off • Service column. rooms), bath, side ' · Owntn Donald & Poul B•lrcl Materials, Supplies and • lar lot (IIOJ:Uo) fl · · aeancceh dPuhe !,}2665aymentsS, 24.,._.,, II Henry W. Bolrd WOMEN'S, girls' and boys' REFRIGERATION and Expense Street Dept. --. 500.00 WOO A GOOD Maintenance of Sewers, from Chelter or *cine, 80 :_::::;:::_-.:_.:::·_:.. =""::·:_~~~========='1 clothing. also men's work conditioning service, Salan'es and SUpplies 200.00 ........ -·'Uv•"uniforms, a large line of Refrigeration and - ••., .. for ,., ....,'· pond Audit by 'tax and •Y"'"""'••• 1n _..--••"'"•·•, good . dren's toys. Jeffers' Services, New Haven, 882 I, For ~le Clothing Slore, Rt. 33, 2898. 3 9 Commissioner · · · · · -· ' barn, chi~en boule, 1mm: APPLICATIONS 1_ __:_:::___:::::____ towards Fairgrounds. CLASS house, shed> eorn crib. 7 room FOR CARRIERS l l964 HARLEY Davidson molorAIJR088 GO.Edlhle lli.Con· 3 24 6tc ~• rlgbt to --~ F 1 Atsl'ssecl ValuaUoa house with well and, , ¢j~tern; 1. Stral& roo1atoe1t elude - - -- - -- - '"' your as Number I basement. · 1 · cycle 74. Phone 985-3924 ,_ PertshM llld eaay Frea l!lllmatel IN MIDDLEPORT. 3 29 3tp t. Bundle ot :n. Solaoo SPECIAL close out, 196'1 ' · Personal Property .. f Alilert M. Cox, ~ . .~WN 2%.More ' d t t -,wtngl . Pllone 992-3284, Goegleln UUllty .........., a--. . • Uek• l.nudo l'<lllle,. mans emons ra or " D··•· Ml1 Co Mlddl • ,.,...., ...... , Cl"'··•, """"' SIJ•....... ......, I ADDING MACHINE, A. C. AJ. to. Landed 2. Shield 2S, Ignl..d machine. These macbinea eport. Total Clllss No. I . . II! 1811 I I Contad Faye Manley len, not electric; 1 electric 12.Comeup 3.Two: Sp. 2~. Vended equipped to , 18 zag. Pay o. i SO llo Number II EveabrplfUia . meat slicer, U. S. Berkel t- 13.IJght 26.Annplt ""STOM but~ertng -'- I "·tate · J 28 3te b-. 5<.Pilfer Pat $311.$ or $5.00 per month. "" "' • will buy- ""a "" '" •"" Middleport 8 II.P., 60 cycles, ll5 volt, 1- 1._Attlrmas:Fr<oted 28.~ty · !lin your borne. Call bldes. Phil Meier, 99Z-3$10. Number IV ... .. •.. ·3 24 Bto Uve ~.•· ~.. •·-3Lve~Ill Real ...,.., "~·te · " .. " · ~~;:::I An owl's wJngs have frllliph"e sell sharpening and adWanted To Buy justable. Both like new. Call u.~to s . : = ' u.~~..J":"'~".';;,;., Auto Salll Personal Property . ed edges to mullle nolle, eo3 29 6tc 17· BUghUy STANDING timber in Ohio or 992' 3904 · 9.Glll'81111111man •hleld I JliST TAKEN in, 196'1 walnut Publle UUllty Property abltng It to fly as silently as a Weal VIrginia, or old farms 2 ROW CORN planter. Phone 18. ~.,. 11.~ 31.8kilt 42.Greek console stereo, this set bas 1163 FORD Slatlou Total Class No. IV shadow. An owl ~~ • on 1 with Umber. Marion Reynolds, 378-61112. 3 29 3tc 20.HeattaiiDD 6.~ 38 ._~ radio, 4 speed automatic Country Sedan, .one owner, Rate ·of Levy Proposed aound rather than s!IJ!Ue .Jielp. Box Tl, Syracuse, Ohio. SOME OAT hay left yet. Ph. oound 18.Icemuo 40.Duo 46.Epoc~ changer, 4 speaker, tbis good tires, 11&11, N1IIDber I . 112Y• it catch prey, . 742-4753. 3 15 15tp '"' '" like new. Take over peymen'll gac:_2col86.llditon. PuPebrsoUnaUIUUProtypertyProperty. .. 112« I ' Z7.;Pungont ,- ,- '· ,.,-1'~-1-1-'-of $6.41 per month or · 'PJIY ...._... or ••.,. c " ng Oflicer of ll81d lllUiliCJpallty, Help Wanted ONE Aluminum hou!e b'ailer, v.-tabl& balance due $118.06. Try _ t2 28 Uc NIIIJbCr ll do bereby eertlfy that tbe ,_ -=w::-:A-::NT=,----:.- ~ 16 ft; one 2-burner co;eman 211.111'11PI1n your home. Call !19Z-321ll. ~ Estate ........ ·.. 125 going are true coptq from lht . t ED- dru.nmer. vocal- camp slove; on< 14 It alum- ao.~IIIS l't~ ,•• 3 24 ltc 65 CMC- $1,695 N111Dber IV record of orders mlde:••• 4'11· 15 · SAppRly at Green Gables inurn boat. Will sell or trade 8%.Y~ 114 1,. r//111 - - - - - - - -1> ton Pictwg. Cu•tom Cab ~ Estate ............ 50 tered by the ctUDcjLoi"'utd on dt. t. 1• Gallipolis. All lor -.-. mailer boaL p•-nc "'~ V.I. SEWING machine, brand new, wlth aIt Pro....., · dly o1 '"' 992•-· rome grille Per·-•! ,..••, .... - 150 mwliclpallty OD• lhe 'llll 11167 new rums furnished by Green 6376_ --~ "mlzo In rlglnal 1 t ton """ chromo bumper radio and Publlc Ulillly Property !50 Ma • 3 26 31 P S3.Yullcnoto Gable•. 3 29 3tc If. E(nt. ~-+-1 ac ory car ' ""' the best up)lobtery. nits b a STATE OF wm VIRGINIA, Gre;,, ' MAN to manage beef----c.ltfe BALDWIN Spinet piano and 111. 1n zag price, f35, terms. Guaranleed. COUNTY OF Ma son, under my Full Phone sharp truck iDBide and out. day lven of March, 1887ha!!d . tbis 8th 64 farm in Meigs County, with Baldwin Spinet Orgnn to b<' III,,HiDtll --2665. 3 •• tfe . Pontiac1_ $1 1595 MUNICIP.aJTY OF Jame,1 M.· ~ . ked · -.l'alll~-~ ,.'-;-1.1-1-l-l ••~ u• general farming . Housr, utili· p1c up m this area. Will _ •. -. ~ ,..-c CataUna 4 dr. Han! Top TO-WIT: Recorder . ties and wages. Write Box sell together or separately. a · EARLY American Stereo, AM, Spollou all white finlBh. PO: I, Jmes M. Crump, (3) 2tJfl ~ 147. Lakemore, Ohio. 3 28 6tc PWrite, Credit Mgr., Graves WM I'" ~ FM, radio, this has lov•~vll :;.~~~r~v!. brakes. HyIBM _t_:a-inee _ s_.See our ..; on IOno and Organ Co., 383 E IWi liJ4l maple finish, 4 speed changPage 8 Broad St., Columbus, 0 . 46.~= v, ~ er, :his set sold much higher. 2 27 3 4 APRIL 1, 1967-1 PM ·• · tc 3 26 3lc '"'-.~~'I1' I" -'r+I~+++~ 'fake over paymoots of $6 per 11.,""'::"""""':=~==!!!! 41 WANTED. Work for bulldozer. 1964 flODGE, « ton pkk up -., montb or pay balance due 1· Due to ot"-r employment I· will Mil at auction the 3 :1:1 !Otc true<, 8 Phone 992-Z2111l. heavy duty $110.34. Try it In your 11ooie. Camping Equip. follawlng farm machinery at tha Burri firm .lout• BARMAID. Apply in person at springs, excellent cond., 10,000 Mr. "' VA ~ · Call 992-3218. . 3 ~ 6tc Dtl5 12 FOOT camper trailer . 4\<2 mil• Hlf of Rlclna~ Tak• Jlt. 124 J Hi-Ho Bar, Middleport, 0. actu.ll milea. Call Cl~ester, 4'· 'l'nllf: . 'fit fully equipped, bargaio, · af .RlciM and turn rlaht .,. Mlep c«,.· 3 28 6tc 985-3005 weekends and even· D.\ILY <lBI1rl'OQ1JO'Dl- Bm'l how to work lSI 00 HARLEY Davidlion, 74, ·,10 sell. Call Hotel MatiiD; Pome. Dorces.--'PP. 3\<2 mliaJ 'ta farm. Fol~ TW=o~M:;;EN:;-;-foc-r-::G:-ra-d:-e.;B_:_d-_a.,iry, ings or 992-3274 anytime. A lll' D La A. All a good condition. .CaU 1 B o roy. S 28 stc Slg~llo . I ' , 1 general !arm hand, ••par3 2G 3tc II L 0 X 0: I' • L L 0 W Williams, 1192-73601 • ::.Or'!-''!'~ l!'lhl .. 'tti. . . . ~1 OM -llllllpiJIIWtllofG!' __., Ja 11111-plo A 11 liNd I' 24 ii;ilrioiiiio . 111•....;111; 'r"""ui;,Dva P.T.O, 'lnol ale 10~ses furnished. Glen- PUBLIC SALE - Saturday, Ap- lor 111e :u.. X IG!' u. two a., etc. 8ln&1e Jettero. · dale Sk1dmore, Shade. Phone ril J, at Carpenter'• Trading lropldeo, tho loollll -~- at'tl>e won11....; alllllntl, 696-1187. 3 26 6tc Post, Main St., Rutland. Time llllall4arlllt-"'*-"-..dlltt!hat. · of •ale, 1 p. m. A• we aro ' discontinuing business we will ln.Urence ' OPZ:K Pll J ·CJ) -~ lii'XLDHLOK Cll .I ' offer lor sale our complete A:;-;ITI'OM=;:;o"'B;;ILE;.;:~In::su:.:ran:_c_e-:bee-n stock of used merchandise, K ltXHBDJ Ptl P ·B H F ' E -x'N~LH• caneelled? Loot yeur opera~ consisting of slovel, nlrlger· ZXID.-BKI·.,R·O:JUH . _ _ ar'1 liciDie? Call WY 2-2966. . . ·~ alors, televtsiona, clothing, · I IS tic IUtnlture, tools and numerous ..._..,.. DJft•~·- w.tm:N rr IIEOIII'II '1'0 'fAKIIIIQOT, II 'A' ' OJ'IIAPlD Oli()W'l'ii,..,W.rlliiJ. G~ II . .lalloa lro!D- fiEU. miacellaneoos items. Some Dlfll'CII' ,., I • , I DISURANCE AGENCY antiques. Luncb aerved at ·~,~~}fiSH tlrl.llilllk.l' INC. befcn rentwina your sale. Not rt!IJIOllllble for II> ~ • ' '' ! ' • • ' ' -~ ,IIIIo ~. Wo may bl clclen!L Your I!ICII011HI'II, OIL , . ' 1.,... to- JOII _ , , Jmmte , -Sayre llld•Cot Jlpl 1 ' ·M•RM . . ·I fl I' I .J).,@Only! For Sale :iziii:~oOin~ly-;?miiiiiiiS[CQMBINATION For Lease , Card ot r'>~nks ' .; HEATJNG & lll,wk Tractor Corn Planter and John Deere Windrow Hay Im!der, Joe Wippel, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, 99U410. 3 28 3lp ~-ROY.- . . 'h Sal,$ AJid~Sti!VI~· 9K!o' ~it •lid Mot.or , License OPEN IVEL 9:GO P.M. ' ' • EviNRUDE . :. . . ,. .,. .:·,.·:. :·. ·:...·-,..--.....;-·~~ --------~-----!1 -- ·. For Sale SCHWARZEL' MARINf Pomeroy Motor Co. ( '"rv~ll · . I . . .' ,.. ' ' TPEOOCD~S~'li~St~piil~:?=:.=~~=.=~~ TRAOOR BUY! ~ln~:P :,,~~~!l:~!b ~ ~t, room ~I Syl~~~ Un;epbosl~· 1 ME GS Q 1 in -- I E UPMENT •g -'Ita BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING --= sb-~i U . I ~i!K & MEEK · · SHORt. YOU START. · DR.. 6RI1£BITE, l MUsT . •, WARt-/ YOU THAT AIJY ' THING YOU 00 MIGHT Bv HOWIE SCH~EIDER WHAT~ WATCH IT OR I'LL ~E YOU FOR DEIJTAL CRUELTY •I YOU M'i~'J? Be US~]) AGAifoJST YOU! - ~ .FRECKLE$ ANJ) 'filii FRIENDS .... : "" ' J..; l ~ ~-; ,;~;;· .,.....,. ...,.. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE '.J • . ' ) •' By HAROLD GRAY . . 'P-I Iff'S WHAT AlL 'THE EXCITEMENT WA<; T~IS~ ABOIJT DOWN THERE ON 11-U: LOT ! SHUCI(S f T HE CRt\7.ED MONSTER -· WE MlS'3tD IT ALLI . HAD THt PLAN OF Q!!E "OUSE - r vU:e ~ 1 D . AllY CR0 SSW0 RD obi"' ---:--:---:-:--_:_1_:24:_:tf~c :a bed~ ::Antelope: 4 ·~~ .,·,.Ia !r~· ° ~~ _ ,.,.-,u- ., ~t]· EVJ.: I'. rail4f'1-!--r· ~~rt-t-t""'i~ BLAEnNAR$ ' m --l: \ ·,., -' ... - ~ I l,'f, ' ' ' ,.' ' •f '• ~ .... TO CHOMP ME. JLL ~ POUND HIM!! DICK TRACY PUBLIC SALE ....,.. ... ,....... . . a,,...,......,. AN1fPIRANAA TRIE5 ~quipped. """•·'t.. .... i ABBIE AND SLATS -------- .= ,,.1'" ~:~ = ' ! pro,_ 1 I.' BUGS BUNNV ' By CHESTER GOULD �.. .. • ' ., . .,' ' ' " _, . ' ....~.; i- • PHON.E 992-3986 SYRACUSE, .·O. ASHLAND Oil Station and gro· I WISH to take this opportum- eery, also small house, Rt. d7 ·ust above Chester. Howartc lWoods. ty to thank my friends 3 28 3 neighbors for the>r cards and visits during my stay at Vet· For Rant erans Memonal Hosp1tal re- - - - - - - - - cently. A special thanks - to. ~'URNISHED house 4 rooms Dr. Telle. Dr. Pickens, nurs- and bath. Call 992-2338 bees, aides and anyone who tween 3 p.m.• 9:30p.m. heloed in any way. May God , 3 28 ltc ble;s each one. Sineerely: 1 - -Charles II. Jones. 3 29 ltP •APARTMENTS furnished and unfurnished in Middleport. AI· .• m.-1 Fnund so 1 single house. Phone !19Z- --~ 3267. 3 28 18te LOST_:- -G-old identificallon I - - ---brae; let inscrihrd --Jac<lyn' 4 ROOMS and bath, Easl Main 1os1 r."d"Y· Mor 17, ~n G;ol-1 st, Pomeroy, S50: 3 rooms lipoiL:. Pieosc call :l9.,·t630. ; and bath, East Main St, Porn· 3 !0 3lt I eroy, $40; one 4 room apart· _ __ _ ----- ~· ment • furnished ' East Main Noti<'!l St.. $60; one building, 20 x 30, t be ,.,;ponSible for 1 East Main, vacant lot, 125 -W - ILI - 1 · no db loot frontage will build to suit an y tl <·bl' ··ontraC'te. / ;ny- tenant, Ea;t Main St. Phone odne r"·" ' ' . ,gn- until 4 p. m. 992-3975. After • : '" Y ' 11 1 · 4 p.m. 992-9905. 3 23 tic Jtp 29 3 - --- - -~- - - - -- PIANO TUNING Phone Lane TRAILER for rent. Brown's D . . ; _· 11.1 around 8 [ Trailer Park. Minersville. Ph. ame1s a -992 ,55 3 29 3tc 992-3324. 3 15 12tc a. m. --- - - - -. ~ FIRST FLOOR furnished four A RUMMAGE sole will be held rooms and bath apartment. Friday, Mrch 31. and sahotur- Phone 992_31!74 3 5 tic day, April 1, in !hef 5 rn · building, Pomeroy, rom 8 a. GOOD, clean, lump, egg aid __':'_l~P~ m. --~ oil treated stoker coal. Pea· cock Coal Co., I block from DON'T FORGET the big sale lrallie light In Cbeshlre, 0. at Laurel Clilf Auction House 1 Ph. 367-1526. 12 1 uc Friday night, Marcil 31, >t . 7 p. m. 3 29 3tc '3 ROOM furnished apartment -- - --- In Mlddlepor• near sho•plng SPECIAL - Ruth's Beauty Sa· [ area. Also ' 8 1.2 b.m Jon, Mason, is oflering $10 house trailer. Ph. 992-,'!34fi,afl. permaneu I lor $8 on Mon· er 5 p. m. 12 28 tic ,, d d S tu da ys, Tu cs ays an a rdays. Special starts March IFURNISHED and unlurnlshed 28 and extends through April I apartments, Close to school. 15. Phone 773-5686. 3 28 6te Phone 992-5434. 10 11 Uo INCOME tax service-, evening 4 RQP,M unlurnlsbO!d apartment by appointments only. Phone l!f'l!'omeroy. Pb. ~. Mrs. Steven Eblin (Wanda), 11 18 uc Laurel Cliff Road, Slate Rt. 5 RM nd b th It- -Re-d~ 124. ·a a co age, e s3 17 30 tc i ville, 0., drilled well, natur· al gas. Also two gas COOk· NOW TAKING ing stoves, I Ph "'9-Z two refrigerators. one ~ 181. 3 20 tic ~-- i ! I. I II' , · HOJ:I(l!fGPOJl~:C'o PHONE peppers1~11 ~as·~·:'n~:lr=RD~l;,~P~om;,e;:ro~y~,~0;.~3~28;=-,3tc \ " ' l,~ I ' ~-. ' ' THE WILLETS ' IAklR.-'&. SEYFRIED' ' •r I ~c~,hion AH ALLUS INJOJS WI.H BRIEF - OUCH!!• . -BU l" M~ ' ' " . , ;u - '~'-''JDiN' MAH LiFE A"'.ON6 STRANGEPS-NICEAS THE'/ -OOJ:!I•IS.'.' VISITS ID .DOGPATCH--· .OPERIENCED , ' • I I·, . SOFA WREEL ALrGNMENT and AND cHAIR BLAEnNARS . LI'L ABNER . Phone t924ft4 o~,H2,2395 "'"""'' o, ' old, repossessed mO<iel lull price $42.50, beautiful nut console, makes "•utlonholes, sews on buttona, ':':.~: fancy designs "ithout a ALLIS CHALMERS HDII ments. Try it in your J:onie. dozer with 12 ft• . h!•dro1ullc Call !19Z-3218. 3 26 angle blade, used very ntUe, 2,400 actual bours, price SOUTHERN plants lor _ $9,000. Phone 742-4952 or 992-il Cabbage, last of Marcn, 2437 or see Cllll Jacobs, mat_oes and April and May. Order Charles R. Harris, 3 17 121 CAMPING I TRAVEL Obi0 • 843-2693 · e ~&O"n ·m11 : - oo·-· ·E"t. MM-WHAT SMmS SO $26·6 TRAILERS ·. ~Di WINKLE: ~Ao AWFUL TASTE IN CLOT~!:& 1 BUT I'LL HUMOR o'-'\--- ~IM, --,.d'lf=]~ · Ingels Furniture Middleport ' l~t"aUNl t~J~: ;"~;~r· t~yse i ' AIR CONDITIONING .:Blue-Green 1006 HONDA 500, -100, Ford corn plllnter, S poirit beads $'15. Orville Johnson, DeXter, Rt. I. S 28 Stj> Pbilco • Duro Matic, was!ter- &.dryer. Wrlle 0. E. Durham, R'~ I, . Harri• sonv111e. 3 28 3tc <\.,i,, ~· ~· ,. A · ·.,.th-·•··· ~.on · 1 ··"·•" ·+l>oll BRAKE SERVICE __ _.:!,a 1 ~......,.. -o ' e mnnlctpolll)'· Hartford held In ih~· CllWICI1 ICEI'rH ••RD chambers tberetl, In the Mav·ll IIIIJ; ·n~ Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy or's OHlce bulldtng on the WY z-2196 Mlddii,.., o. WAS 449.95 day of March, 1967, the:'e present WilHam Kelvey, Mi)lor,J NOW Business Sarvlcn and W. T. Stone, A. K. -'-Clung, John Roacll, Ray Floll•kl NOW IS the time to apply memb_ers of the counjlll of D.avco N''• •~ogen Sol uI'!On Ior mun!clpallly. CURRENT REG""' a early pasture and meadows .,....,.. MVNICIPAL Plllli"OSES JERSEY COW. BesSie Oliver,ll I_ _ _ · , _ Contact Albert Parker, ESTIMATE-:Jj 2 3 28 Rutland, Phone 742-5835. HANNALINE ter, Ohio, 985--38 4. (1) The amount du;· and tbe 3 2? C&G PAINT amount the! will become due _ _ _ _ _ _ _::..::_~ • TRUCK COVERS • brush or roll, farm collecUble from every REGISTERED Angus U~~r!JI~er~l:•k houses any roofs, during the fiscal ers In 1order. With 18 bell'ers. eJACKSe al FROM tock •HITCHES ors, commerci buildings, be THE LEVY Good oundati~n • · • t 1 . OF TAXES II ma«.for the be seen April! all dya, 1 and year. ; s,,. tOte north of Wolf Pen Store, Rt. CAMPING TRAILERS bigh, big or sma·ll. Call Balance in Hands of ·1·' ;;;;;;;-;;;;;:;;;--.-:::::-!,;._;.;:r 143. Clair Giles, Jr. Horton St. Muon, W. Ve, City Treasurer FOR SALE - I •boUle, 1963 FORD TRACTOR 3295 for free estimat3es28. 6tc (Estimated) .. , .... 00000 baandth, storm door• 8 lurllliUrl Balance In Handa of '. """""' • In RlclnJ. Set ·~D bi--'1ze -to W'•th ' Sh ~" (E "-ated) · ~co Edison Brace or pbODe M9our tb1rd IJudCei lhnp. "" """""" """"• s ...... ' FOR ph 01st ed erw Swu - ...,. 2301. Baker Fura1lure, Middleport 2700. Ph;ne Doyle Ord, Mas. II plows, cultivator and or trlllJSI Police Fines and Costs ; 200.00 · S 28 JOte Ohio. 11 U on, W. a., 773-5579. mower. Tractor and tools Shop. Mrs. Woodrow Zwilling, Total Estimated · FOR SALE - 90 aeret, 5 'room for - - - _____:S_:I7_tfc in excellent condition. Prop., Syracuse. 3 26 Receipts . . . . . . . . . . ! 1,000.00 modern house, free (IS, four ESTll\IATED CUIUU:NT mllea from Clleater. Mrs. comfort, ladies' and ·men's. ELECTROLUX sweeper with SEWING ma""'- __ _ EXPENDITVRJiS: Susie Gainer, RD, IA!ll& BotCliff's Shoe Repair, Middle-( all cleaning attachments. Onvice, all ~"';,' Salary of Mayor . , .. , .1 1.00 tom, Ob!o. s 28 Glp port, 0. 3 23 17 $16.95. Ph. 992-2665. .,!!!•2r17M6oigs General Hospital .._e Fab~- Sho•, Pomeroy $aJary of Recorder. or ., , 0 ~·· Pomeroy 'Authorized •"' • ~ 3 •• tfc 1'---~----' Singer Salel Clerk -------- -...... ' 30.00 .. -·.· - '~ , A. DON'T PUMP your Service. I Ill U0 Salary of Treasurer--· ~ 15.00 e/' ,_,.,~, septic tank. Get LOSE WEIGHT safely --=-~=-----=-=-:::__1 Salariea of Chief and • All sepUe tank cleaner, LandDex-A-Diet tablets. Only AUCI'IONEER Police ...... __ .... : ,.., ,.,, I'OIIEIIQY..- IJU NEW mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. at Nelson's Drugs, Complete Service Furniture, Fixtures and I Cfln' (ltame, pan Permss 23 _30\c CriU Bradlol'll Office Macbines .. .. .. :W.OO llooe, 5 rooms (Z bedroomJ-. _ Stall .....c-.n;;:ror t-).Mod . : P Wrlle, Phone or conta~ enery• Offi•• Supplie·s · - ·r nv - · BLUE Lusrn I 367 7598 f E_no~ ony rios h. ' QUALfTYANDSAVINGSl A. c. BRADFORD., and Equipment....... ~ tllcbeu and bath, full ca. rpets o SOil ul leaves Rt. 7 Cheshire, 0. _..! Postage •·"--·-t and ....... .,,_ p!le soft and lofty. Rent elec24 Hr. Tawing Service HOMKO' aa...,.., Oldo Light for. i.igi,iiog !riC shampooer $1. USE.D PARTS Riding Power Mowers 51 lJghi-Clty Building, JIII)()LEPoRT _ Good Joe• Furmture Co. s 27 6tc Our New 1967 line IS here. • ... co·NDITIO'""'G Re'"'·e~ I Traffic Lights,. Etc. lion - 1 story frame, 5 rOOIDI FOR CARS Prices start at, 3\19.95 run nan u 16 .KEEP Carpet cleaning prob· •Turf-Trim Power Mower> , aUen eervice. Jack's City (2 bedrooms), bath, tlaf&ge,: !ems small - Use Blue Lusand Sobro Gordan Tillm oration, New HaJI!IL .. -- ----.... plaatered walls, very ''UWe' 1 Ire wall to wall. Rent :J~':~::fit~,:~• a& LOWEST PRICES. TV ~·' and Yard to cut front .anll ..., tric shampooer $1. Pomeroy & All Type Bucket Saall ~ • (All Depllrlments) · por<;b. ";250.00. · Cement Block Co. 3 'II~ POMEROY MAKE MORE PROFIT Publication .. .. BRADBURY -()ae aiorjr Ir11111 6 Eleclrolux sweeper, complete Moun I:OO A.M. to :00P.M. ,• listing yoor_llrm's servlees tn ~xpe~o -- · alumtnwn 8kl!ng, llorm doon 992•2181 with attachments A-1 7 DAYS A WEEK the Dally, Sentinel's Businesa Attorneys Fees, and windows, 5 rOO~ 10 10 11 Costs and Damages ·, . lion guaranteed 'Pay off • Service column. rooms), bath, side ' · Owntn Donald & Poul B•lrcl Materials, Supplies and • lar lot (IIOJ:Uo) fl · · aeancceh dPuhe !,}2665aymentsS, 24.,._.,, II Henry W. Bolrd WOMEN'S, girls' and boys' REFRIGERATION and Expense Street Dept. --. 500.00 WOO A GOOD Maintenance of Sewers, from Chelter or *cine, 80 :_::::;:::_-.:_.:::·_:.. =""::·:_~~~========='1 clothing. also men's work conditioning service, Salan'es and SUpplies 200.00 ........ -·'Uv•"uniforms, a large line of Refrigeration and - ••., .. for ,., ....,'· pond Audit by 'tax and •Y"'"""'••• 1n _..--••"'"•·•, good . dren's toys. Jeffers' Services, New Haven, 882 I, For ~le Clothing Slore, Rt. 33, 2898. 3 9 Commissioner · · · · · -· ' barn, chi~en boule, 1mm: APPLICATIONS 1_ __:_:::___:::::____ towards Fairgrounds. CLASS house, shed> eorn crib. 7 room FOR CARRIERS l l964 HARLEY Davidson molorAIJR088 GO.Edlhle lli.Con· 3 24 6tc ~• rlgbt to --~ F 1 Atsl'ssecl ValuaUoa house with well and, , ¢j~tern; 1. Stral& roo1atoe1t elude - - -- - -- - '"' your as Number I basement. · 1 · cycle 74. Phone 985-3924 ,_ PertshM llld eaay Frea l!lllmatel IN MIDDLEPORT. 3 29 3tp t. Bundle ot :n. Solaoo SPECIAL close out, 196'1 ' · Personal Property .. f Alilert M. Cox, ~ . .~WN 2%.More ' d t t -,wtngl . Pllone 992-3284, Goegleln UUllty .........., a--. . • Uek• l.nudo l'<lllle,. mans emons ra or " D··•· Ml1 Co Mlddl • ,.,...., ...... , Cl"'··•, """"' SIJ•....... ......, I ADDING MACHINE, A. C. AJ. to. Landed 2. Shield 2S, Ignl..d machine. These macbinea eport. Total Clllss No. I . . II! 1811 I I Contad Faye Manley len, not electric; 1 electric 12.Comeup 3.Two: Sp. 2~. Vended equipped to , 18 zag. Pay o. i SO llo Number II EveabrplfUia . meat slicer, U. S. Berkel t- 13.IJght 26.Annplt ""STOM but~ertng -'- I "·tate · J 28 3te b-. 5<.Pilfer Pat $311.$ or $5.00 per month. "" "' • will buy- ""a "" '" •"" Middleport 8 II.P., 60 cycles, ll5 volt, 1- 1._Attlrmas:Fr<oted 28.~ty · !lin your borne. Call bldes. Phil Meier, 99Z-3$10. Number IV ... .. •.. ·3 24 Bto Uve ~.•· ~.. •·-3Lve~Ill Real ...,.., "~·te · " .. " · ~~;:::I An owl's wJngs have frllliph"e sell sharpening and adWanted To Buy justable. Both like new. Call u.~to s . : = ' u.~~..J":"'~".';;,;., Auto Salll Personal Property . ed edges to mullle nolle, eo3 29 6tc 17· BUghUy STANDING timber in Ohio or 992' 3904 · 9.Glll'81111111man •hleld I JliST TAKEN in, 196'1 walnut Publle UUllty Property abltng It to fly as silently as a Weal VIrginia, or old farms 2 ROW CORN planter. Phone 18. ~.,. 11.~ 31.8kilt 42.Greek console stereo, this set bas 1163 FORD Slatlou Total Class No. IV shadow. An owl ~~ • on 1 with Umber. Marion Reynolds, 378-61112. 3 29 3tc 20.HeattaiiDD 6.~ 38 ._~ radio, 4 speed automatic Country Sedan, .one owner, Rate ·of Levy Proposed aound rather than s!IJ!Ue .Jielp. Box Tl, Syracuse, Ohio. SOME OAT hay left yet. Ph. oound 18.Icemuo 40.Duo 46.Epoc~ changer, 4 speaker, tbis good tires, 11&11, N1IIDber I . 112Y• it catch prey, . 742-4753. 3 15 15tp '"' '" like new. Take over peymen'll gac:_2col86.llditon. PuPebrsoUnaUIUUProtypertyProperty. .. 112« I ' Z7.;Pungont ,- ,- '· ,.,-1'~-1-1-'-of $6.41 per month or · 'PJIY ...._... or ••.,. c " ng Oflicer of ll81d lllUiliCJpallty, Help Wanted ONE Aluminum hou!e b'ailer, v.-tabl& balance due $118.06. Try _ t2 28 Uc NIIIJbCr ll do bereby eertlfy that tbe ,_ -=w::-:A-::NT=,----:.- ~ 16 ft; one 2-burner co;eman 211.111'11PI1n your home. Call !19Z-321ll. ~ Estate ........ ·.. 125 going are true coptq from lht . t ED- dru.nmer. vocal- camp slove; on< 14 It alum- ao.~IIIS l't~ ,•• 3 24 ltc 65 CMC- $1,695 N111Dber IV record of orders mlde:••• 4'11· 15 · SAppRly at Green Gables inurn boat. Will sell or trade 8%.Y~ 114 1,. r//111 - - - - - - - -1> ton Pictwg. Cu•tom Cab ~ Estate ............ 50 tered by the ctUDcjLoi"'utd on dt. t. 1• Gallipolis. All lor -.-. mailer boaL p•-nc "'~ V.I. SEWING machine, brand new, wlth aIt Pro....., · dly o1 '"' 992•-· rome grille Per·-•! ,..••, .... - 150 mwliclpallty OD• lhe 'llll 11167 new rums furnished by Green 6376_ --~ "mlzo In rlglnal 1 t ton """ chromo bumper radio and Publlc Ulillly Property !50 Ma • 3 26 31 P S3.Yullcnoto Gable•. 3 29 3tc If. E(nt. ~-+-1 ac ory car ' ""' the best up)lobtery. nits b a STATE OF wm VIRGINIA, Gre;,, ' MAN to manage beef----c.ltfe BALDWIN Spinet piano and 111. 1n zag price, f35, terms. Guaranleed. COUNTY OF Ma son, under my Full Phone sharp truck iDBide and out. day lven of March, 1887ha!!d . tbis 8th 64 farm in Meigs County, with Baldwin Spinet Orgnn to b<' III,,HiDtll --2665. 3 •• tfe . Pontiac1_ $1 1595 MUNICIP.aJTY OF Jame,1 M.· ~ . ked · -.l'alll~-~ ,.'-;-1.1-1-l-l ••~ u• general farming . Housr, utili· p1c up m this area. Will _ •. -. ~ ,..-c CataUna 4 dr. Han! Top TO-WIT: Recorder . ties and wages. Write Box sell together or separately. a · EARLY American Stereo, AM, Spollou all white finlBh. PO: I, Jmes M. Crump, (3) 2tJfl ~ 147. Lakemore, Ohio. 3 28 6tc PWrite, Credit Mgr., Graves WM I'" ~ FM, radio, this has lov•~vll :;.~~~r~v!. brakes. HyIBM _t_:a-inee _ s_.See our ..; on IOno and Organ Co., 383 E IWi liJ4l maple finish, 4 speed changPage 8 Broad St., Columbus, 0 . 46.~= v, ~ er, :his set sold much higher. 2 27 3 4 APRIL 1, 1967-1 PM ·• · tc 3 26 3lc '"'-.~~'I1' I" -'r+I~+++~ 'fake over paymoots of $6 per 11.,""'::"""""':=~==!!!! 41 WANTED. Work for bulldozer. 1964 flODGE, « ton pkk up -., montb or pay balance due 1· Due to ot"-r employment I· will Mil at auction the 3 :1:1 !Otc true<, 8 Phone 992-Z2111l. heavy duty $110.34. Try it In your 11ooie. Camping Equip. follawlng farm machinery at tha Burri firm .lout• BARMAID. Apply in person at springs, excellent cond., 10,000 Mr. "' VA ~ · Call 992-3218. . 3 ~ 6tc Dtl5 12 FOOT camper trailer . 4\<2 mil• Hlf of Rlclna~ Tak• Jlt. 124 J Hi-Ho Bar, Middleport, 0. actu.ll milea. Call Cl~ester, 4'· 'l'nllf: . 'fit fully equipped, bargaio, · af .RlciM and turn rlaht .,. Mlep c«,.· 3 28 6tc 985-3005 weekends and even· D.\ILY <lBI1rl'OQ1JO'Dl- Bm'l how to work lSI 00 HARLEY Davidlion, 74, ·,10 sell. Call Hotel MatiiD; Pome. Dorces.--'PP. 3\<2 mliaJ 'ta farm. Fol~ TW=o~M:;;EN:;-;-foc-r-::G:-ra-d:-e.;B_:_d-_a.,iry, ings or 992-3274 anytime. A lll' D La A. All a good condition. .CaU 1 B o roy. S 28 stc Slg~llo . I ' , 1 general !arm hand, ••par3 2G 3tc II L 0 X 0: I' • L L 0 W Williams, 1192-73601 • ::.Or'!-''!'~ l!'lhl .. 'tti. . . . ~1 OM -llllllpiJIIWtllofG!' __., Ja 11111-plo A 11 liNd I' 24 ii;ilrioiiiio . 111•....;111; 'r"""ui;,Dva P.T.O, 'lnol ale 10~ses furnished. Glen- PUBLIC SALE - Saturday, Ap- lor 111e :u.. X IG!' u. two a., etc. 8ln&1e Jettero. · dale Sk1dmore, Shade. Phone ril J, at Carpenter'• Trading lropldeo, tho loollll -~- at'tl>e won11....; alllllntl, 696-1187. 3 26 6tc Post, Main St., Rutland. Time llllall4arlllt-"'*-"-..dlltt!hat. · of •ale, 1 p. m. A• we aro ' discontinuing business we will ln.Urence ' OPZ:K Pll J ·CJ) -~ lii'XLDHLOK Cll .I ' offer lor sale our complete A:;-;ITI'OM=;:;o"'B;;ILE;.;:~In::su:.:ran:_c_e-:bee-n stock of used merchandise, K ltXHBDJ Ptl P ·B H F ' E -x'N~LH• caneelled? Loot yeur opera~ consisting of slovel, nlrlger· ZXID.-BKI·.,R·O:JUH . _ _ ar'1 liciDie? Call WY 2-2966. . . ·~ alors, televtsiona, clothing, · I IS tic IUtnlture, tools and numerous ..._..,.. DJft•~·- w.tm:N rr IIEOIII'II '1'0 'fAKIIIIQOT, II 'A' ' OJ'IIAPlD Oli()W'l'ii,..,W.rlliiJ. G~ II . .lalloa lro!D- fiEU. miacellaneoos items. Some Dlfll'CII' ,., I • , I DISURANCE AGENCY antiques. Luncb aerved at ·~,~~}fiSH tlrl.llilllk.l' INC. befcn rentwina your sale. Not rt!IJIOllllble for II> ~ • ' '' ! ' • • ' ' -~ ,IIIIo ~. Wo may bl clclen!L Your I!ICII011HI'II, OIL , . ' 1.,... to- JOII _ , , Jmmte , -Sayre llld•Cot Jlpl 1 ' ·M•RM . . ·I fl I' I .J).,@Only! For Sale :iziii:~oOin~ly-;?miiiiiiiS[CQMBINATION For Lease , Card ot r'>~nks ' .; HEATJNG & lll,wk Tractor Corn Planter and John Deere Windrow Hay Im!der, Joe Wippel, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, 99U410. 3 28 3lp ~-ROY.- . . 'h Sal,$ AJid~Sti!VI~· 9K!o' ~it •lid Mot.or , License OPEN IVEL 9:GO P.M. ' ' • EviNRUDE . :. . . ,. .,. .:·,.·:. :·. ·:...·-,..--.....;-·~~ --------~-----!1 -- ·. For Sale SCHWARZEL' MARINf Pomeroy Motor Co. ( '"rv~ll · . I . . .' ,.. ' ' TPEOOCD~S~'li~St~piil~:?=:.=~~=.=~~ TRAOOR BUY! ~ln~:P :,,~~~!l:~!b ~ ~t, room ~I Syl~~~ Un;epbosl~· 1 ME GS Q 1 in -- I E UPMENT •g -'Ita BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING --= sb-~i U . I ~i!K & MEEK · · SHORt. YOU START. · DR.. 6RI1£BITE, l MUsT . •, WARt-/ YOU THAT AIJY ' THING YOU 00 MIGHT Bv HOWIE SCH~EIDER WHAT~ WATCH IT OR I'LL ~E YOU FOR DEIJTAL CRUELTY •I YOU M'i~'J? Be US~]) AGAifoJST YOU! - ~ .FRECKLE$ ANJ) 'filii FRIENDS .... : "" ' J..; l ~ ~-; ,;~;;· .,.....,. ...,.. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE '.J • . ' ) •' By HAROLD GRAY . . 'P-I Iff'S WHAT AlL 'THE EXCITEMENT WA<; T~IS~ ABOIJT DOWN THERE ON 11-U: LOT ! SHUCI(S f T HE CRt\7.ED MONSTER -· WE MlS'3tD IT ALLI . HAD THt PLAN OF Q!!E "OUSE - r vU:e ~ 1 D . AllY CR0 SSW0 RD obi"' ---:--:---:-:--_:_1_:24:_:tf~c :a bed~ ::Antelope: 4 ·~~ .,·,.Ia !r~· ° ~~ _ ,.,.-,u- ., ~t]· EVJ.: I'. rail4f'1-!--r· ~~rt-t-t""'i~ BLAEnNAR$ ' m --l: \ ·,., -' ... - ~ I l,'f, ' ' ' ,.' ' •f '• ~ .... TO CHOMP ME. JLL ~ POUND HIM!! DICK TRACY PUBLIC SALE ....,.. ... ,....... . . a,,...,......,. AN1fPIRANAA TRIE5 ~quipped. """•·'t.. .... i ABBIE AND SLATS -------- .= ,,.1'" ~:~ = ' ! pro,_ 1 I.' BUGS BUNNV ' By CHESTER GOULD �• 'I' '· ' ' ' 'I ~~~~~!t_~~~pi,~~e~r~~Y·~~C!d~l_!!lepo~rt, o:,_Mareh 29, t967 Cub Pack 240 Awatds Made -Fr.id~y~ . · · M•thod'1St yOUth. G'IVe· Easter Egg Hunt Enjoyed on Motfday Sprmgs CUb Scout Pack 240 of Rut· Refreshnients .were set\'~ by l!'!iJnta•q 'Risen Jesus , on.Eastetl, land met Friday at the nutlllnd .,.. · -~ ·' ~ ' Beck Methodist Church with the moet· The ··~ S~nday worshlpj mill~r, Ca,!IJ Abbott, d Sus Y mg O]ll'.nect by the pled~e 1 il'e '~lee. at the Rock Spri_ngs, Radfol'!l a011: Donna an an· all . to the flag 1\!etll;ilist Cburch, was brgh-J na Pll!tlow. The narrator jpr egrance ' lrghted by the youth choir pro-] the ca.~tata Willi Eddie Abbott Awards were presented as sentlng a Cautata, . '·Rise_o tnd :lie ~1st waa Opal Offutt. follows: ~~ev~~~;"!;d ~:C Jesus." Members of tne choir I Aller the Sunday Sc11ool ses- ~ge, Efue Mltche'l ore Judy Radford, Sherrie •Ion ~~e nursery and klnderg.r- " ver arrow~ received •· ~ 0 Blackston, Connie Grueser, Con- ten class taught by Mrs. Wd· lo~l.lond r~n ' ll r arrow<; r.ie Rajford, Sharon Brawley, ilam Radford presented the•~ g".t,. •nc w:n" ~~ badge a~d Mary Radford, Diana Weye~ recitations, "The Easter Story,, R rl d oun ~ Pam Evans; "I Come to Say, one gol arro · ba es were 'Brent Si~n; "Just A~~ller G:e~~~~ ~:ry ~:ley ind . Day," Chrts Evans, and An. '. n. J 8 ~ e s Pomeroy, 0. tONIGHT and THURSDAY gels Came Down, ' Linda Part- =~:I =~~:oa' wOlf badge Morch 29-30 I low. and one gold and two silver NOT OPEN I The primary class, taught arrows· Mark Morris was pre· FRIDAY and SATURDAY : by Mrs. Norman Weycrsmiller sented 'the Webelos den badge March 31-Aprlll 1presented recitations which and Boy Scout handboak. "CHAMBER OF HORRORS" , included "Easter Day," by .Ju. The bow and arrow was used 1 Cesaro rir:~~;, •~3~~id !lydo dy Radford; "Easter Glad· for the Webelos ceremony. As White, Patrice Wymore. ness," by Bobby Ball; "Very a result of bard work, Eddie "FRANKIE & JOHNNY" Queer," by Bruce Blackston, and 1Mitchell receive<! ·the Webeles (Technicotor) "A Lovely Time." by John bad£e and bis graduaUon cerElvia Presley, Donna Dou~· ParUow n·f·r•ate las, HilT)' Morgan, Sue Ann "' . Langdon, Nancy Kovack After 'Ure close of Sun d a y The CUb Scouts perl!ll'med the ~~~=~~====;;;;;~;;;;;;:;;;:;~;:;:;:;:;:;: ony "Four Winds " for J ::';rad~allon ceremony: Den mot~N and Den dads performeel a skit · "The Importance for ., Parents Scouting," for t.~e closing pregram. MEIGS THEATRE I I 1 in '· NOW..~ COLOR TV'S LARGEST PICTURE~~ SUMMED . INTO BEAUTIFULLY . ., COMPACT CABINETRY P1tES91r1NG All NEW 1967 • RfCTANGUIJil QANT 295 SQ.IN. PICTURE Leg1l Nottce ANNUAL IIINANCIAL IIIPOIT , ....... TOWNIHo• Mllol couNTY, o•oo Per tile Flsut nu llnilnt • .,,,.,., "· "" stJ!!:v.!:~!!!.1~'!d "•""' tho y.., ,,.. , , I IO,...,,. ~~ i:~:·~"..;i,;;~ ..::.. .1:~"::::: ••••hem ...... .. " ,._,. ''""':1;,.'/.hl,~- ,.., 1 llenlty eeruty U!e tonowlnj' reTot.! "" •• •• """" Townablp cJert ....... , TONIH~> •••o• Cloneror ,,.•·~~:,);~,, ""'''"' ru ........ .• ,,,.,,o, Ctamoto ' " "." .. .... .. lnhe"''"'" Tu .. ......... " "oo ..... """ "" ... Fin. ''"· .. .... sau' Gunune Tu . .. .. .. .. . .. .. o.ooo.oo Auto "'""""'" .. .. ..... o.m.oo """'''"'' .. .. ..... .. ..... ...,. Tooar ""'I"' ........ , " ....... or Tno,._ ,_....., GoMnl . . .'"" . .. .. . . .. '"·" Total Oaa.eral """"",. ;,,_ ...... ._,,._., llnlth - BaUd Tm• of.,.,.," .Dillrlc:t lltlalth t.r IPJ..•l c.me~on.. .,. c........... ·; , ~!':."..~~~~"::: ..... ....,. "'"''"' · · · ·· · · · · · · uuo Total Cemetery Expenae • W .OO l'be Proo"uon--<:onomoo, ~~"';\';;; ~:!,:'::'':'~.:: ::,:;:: I """""-""'"""""" ,.. (X4518W),., kllr.intcl Mattopny color (X4518AJ, 6• Ow.. CCNI•speMar. t• IMNDCIAfliO/BUILT IETTEI TO LAST LOHGEI ... ZtttiUI_ Hip ........_. llllllltrlfllll CGior TVlor_ CN~1 .. lopriolod __ __ .....,...;o;,. ... S.,Colol-- folha~""'-WI­ IsrollA_vt_lod_lV..._ -------- _.__,..._..,,__,,..,.., ' PHONE 985 •3ft• =~~:~:a;;~;; ·.: ~:,l::! U:.:~_:~;:!...!:O::r..~'·""·" r., "'"'"'"'· .. ... . .. . . nuo ~.::;:;~~"."~~~~~"" •=::~ ":r"..::'l'ai, c;;.. .,,,.._., •••uTOoNI ov ••••1 <ow ==~~"';;,::· .': "'~........ ..,.,_ .. To-:=,~"t,"=, ·::::;::: :;;::~ =.,-::•~,;:''"'.'~~~ ..... "·'"·" o••,., ... Ot>er r.~~~hl:u';!:::.~, :::·:_: ..: ,:~:;::; ""-" '"" olh., Townohlp ..... .. ......... SAI7.IO Tolol •• AU Fuado ... .... . ...... " T,-:=,•o:hl:n~:'.:,," :: ·.: ·: · ,::::;:., rw.n... Do,.,.,., "· '"' ....\c~:~ ........ ...... ' ·''"'' Clo~!'!:,.;;",.,:',';;''., ........ ' ·"'·" ""'" "" "' ..,_, w.,..... 1•, "" :l:::,.';"":,:. ..o;;,.;·"""'" · To-:=r-::"~n ~.'.:. :::: :::::· ,,!::::! ""'"" '" .,,..,,..,, :-•;::."~ ' .......... .. 1 ,,.. 04 o.. .,., ,,. "'"" """ T•...hl• " ' ' " ...... ... ' · ~~===="=-===========~_:_T•:.::"::_': _": _A: ."_"': _ " _"''.~~.,.._,., ~. =·=-•..._·" CHESTER. 0. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 r ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS .. ' I ' / .,.,. '' ,, ' ·; •• 'f ' " Who knows fashion to a Tl Ll&hl·footed Siren. The wlnnlnt .nrys el • Hush Puppies• T-s!nlp blend' with outline perfarations tor accent. Have It In matched tones of softest Breath in' Brushed Plpkl.,. combined with glowing smooth ttat_her. " '.. I , ' See the fresh niw look In Hush Puppies•tcx~ty. 9.99 to 12.99 I <' ' I . \ vt!rslty student, spent l MCoooo~, ' ha~ gcr;'~~~ s~!rt ,h Ugh~!~: ~i=•~ 1e .rom Ord Rehired s~J:inl ~m Icy h~- E ~ Buddy Night Squar~ Dancmg vent Fleishe~, ·~a Thendor~!M:ora, ' . ··:IsE:rr.:.e:: ":,, '·' dan~ ali s·- ra-, " .. -.- . 4 lldldll' and 50 centl fer. cldldna. Tlcketl are oa late aow .. - be parcbaled at llle ..,.,, For adfUeo tlelrell..,. ~~ "-. Jacli Barrlloa, .... ·DIU-• "''•· Mn. ~ Mn • D-..__. DUUR1o Kllc, ·or Mn. AllaD Leonard, ho boot. ....... ~ alii tile P ne .. -··time II t:• to 7: .. p.m. were weekend guests of btheir H. Eber h 8 ac ' aunt, Mrs. A. and Mr. and Mra. James Clatworthy and Twlla and Miss Mar. cia Karr. They were enroute to Wash· to pend thr ingl<ijl, D. C., ' ee d&ya .ll&blloelng. ..Wh!'• ~ they "'" villted her. ·falhir's old ,hol)le, the Arthur ~Baer ington. SUNDAY• ~ ON of ~Qu':[;e~ts · · ·• Bill were Mr.and IIHI Mrl. of Brenda · · of aon, CIJ.arles . DcnyeU -IIIII ' Angela and .Mrs. ~te ~:::::::;::.~r~J,~ce~·;•t~F~o~res~t!.!Run.;-:·~·o.~~ber;·~Ch;:ea:b~lre~."":'::~ J f T" • ~ ':icrooks,;:~:~·Mro.:~~ng~: Wllllam ville !~belo:;e ~ts~~ wF... OI'·[I • , .. d an ' • And in·our;Sal.:of.I(CA Air . • ' ·. I·: "·· · . ' 'h, .'· .(The c~mplete lh1e:on -scde~nt .e ' erace. VISIT PARENTS Mr. IIIII Mrs. Dale Russell and family of CotumbUJ IJIOIII the EUler holldayl with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Mora, Chester Rd., and_ tlllted other relaUve• and frlendl. ' Ky• 'Illey visited with Mr• Mrs· CWI Gardenar and ill Middleport ... , , cltnner peatf of Mr. and Mrs Emenon Jones were da~""ter, Barbara.. Jones, ..... ~ld, Alh0111 Lee !\hens, and ' C E Burdetfl.•and·Char· . Burel.eUe. 1 ., Big' savings·;fn ou,r $~ . e 0 amex Westclox 4,·1a~m Clocks ~n~heMu_in Floor~ow. ·, 1 dell Stuller, whO gave , • I' •' A . nd B, ig·' H Housewares· { ' • ·And see . ! • .' ' I~ ,., ' ,. ' ! ' " ' ~ t • ..,,. :,~ . . . Of ' ' '• ,.· . > , I • break with his paren'-, . Mr. and ndist Church m Pomeroy was . . h ld M nday evening at the • Mr and Mrs Harold Moore e O bt t f k 't ~· d t'eSS and brown Stole; ,Nancy ' '~..·j' hos j church with Mrs. Jed We s er, An .estimated !50 persons a. o m s. . . . B I hed old "'coat· and children of ""nm, . spen Sr president in charge. tended a card party and style Mndels showing creatrons m· eaver, maardc 'Ink¥ · 1~ kl't the weekend with- her · P,rents, ., • d M'd J ded' (those Indicated as 1 Jackie How p p s r · .,i' li Mrs. Antone Lucke opene show Tuesday evening at 1 • c u , hed · t8 ; d . k a~r- Mrs ' orge 1 Mayor and Mrs. C. 0 . <. s er. the meeting with a meditation, elementary school spon· ·•matched' had mate se Ian pin swe ' d .~ . and Mr. and Mrs. G. G. ~emer "Blossoms With A Biblical sored· as a benefit by the Mid- of material ~nd yarn)_: . Ha~kett, Sr., b~e res ·, een had a. their Easter guestS their Flavor" and concluded with Child Conservation Drana DaviS and Lors Jr hot Mrs. Norman _Stew· th L 'd's Prayer in unison. linen golf shrrts; Jean e. : an Q • 01 •. ll art' and family of Columbus. M:mbo:rs responded to roll call Mrs. Yvonne Scally, propriet· matched, navy sweater tcanhd I, Gpin_kl atndte Mr. Stewart came for on . Easter K . Ay Shop slacks· Jaclde Howard rna • ar nova r, S d · .• with a scrrpture or or of the mt- . arn ' ' be · te '. Galt: dress crocheted· . Barb Mullen, un ay. . 'ddl t nged the style ed, cran rry ' caf).e; Mar. Eas ter Sunday gnets of: the verse. M1 epor ' arra 1 · swea tr, nd 1, ink dress and grey · Mrs. Alonzo Custer reported show and narrated for 2S en- Hovatter, Pam '":ea er ~ i l;.,t Eschleman turqu~l!re lin· Rev. and Mrs. Max Dqnablle the lilies, purchased for the trances by 17 models displayin~ slacks; Joyce Davrs, poor oy , nd co~t- Jeant Cooke and children, GreJ IIHI---I(Im· Church altar at Easter, were outfits from Renoir'• - in New and sk~ri: Martha Eschleman: Ien dress da t· , Jea .Cooke' berly, were hls parent!, , Mr. coa white . n eM-. ..,~ ""• Mrs. Donabue. of LanciJt. sent to Mrs. Benton Ponn and York C't' y an d fro m the Spin· light Ch I pmkThskirt and sweater' tweed [dress 'nk I an with skirt . M C F Tompkins, A·Yarn Shop in Athens, with ar ene _omas, green Jll op . I er' ,, r. . · . , d sweater· Diana Davis plnk cheted · Joyce DaviS, ftlmla 1 . , V The class wrll bold a rum- the majority havrng been ma e · . J ' C k 1 lth · hlt knit stole and 'Nan- Mr. end;, Mrs. Reid amey o1 I M 4 5 and 6 b I I and the Mid· Spectra sweater' ean oo e, w w e ' N -' d~ ire here for a visit mage sa e on ary ' ' y oca women g ld bermudas and tweed swea~ Beaver formal 10118\' : all eva .,_ I 0• in the Downie building, next te dleport Spin·A·Yarn. Sc 11 oil e suit ern- knit ' ' .., With·. relatives. They wuuer Y Edwards' Insurance, on _Second Some outfits matched fabric ~~· Med~-J aAy, B ~I 'blue ' M~mbers of the CCL among resid" 111 Mldillepott. st. It was voted to have -a sr- and yarn · Hair st•les were by cuet • 0 nn al ey, weekend 8~14 ol ~ , shells ~ the models were Jean Coo ke, Eaater . , . lent auction at tbe next meet- Jo Ann Bailey and Judy Wrl· tfi J kl H rd Barb Mullen Mr and Mt's. Bruce 1Joy4 ·were f Be I ' Beauty Loll!l Moore, sa1mon ou u: BC e owa . 1 • hlldr d I i11~c Mr log. ,Iiams o verY s B b ·M"'ien matched •old and Nancy Beaver. their c en an anu ' ,i, A u1a-c won ar "' ' ' • · and Mrs . James Lloy( and ch ItA you card was read Shoppe• Jackie Wickline •... •· from Mrs. Esta Howell for a the door prize from the Spin, , dren of PillsblD'gh, Pa.,' - · round robin card sent A-Yarn Sbop, sweater kit, and Mrs. Oscar ,Bastian! · ·· ' Program books were Judged Yarn compames represented RAVENSWOOD--- The Kera ll!1d finish at 5 a.m. (DST). Call· children Galhpoils, and ll(iclll • Is ,meluded Dudes 'N' Dolls square darice era . for this first All Nile ~-In lhe Lloyd, stu ' dent at Obi0 Y~ "'•le and first place was won by by th eIr rnatena Mrs. Marie Chapman. Mrs. Brunswick, Unger, C~lumbia· club of Ravelitwood held their ~~tea will be Andy Watnsley of Urilverslty. Antone Lucke, program book Minerva, Bernat, Diamond, annual Budqy pance recently Valley Bend, w. Va., t~Buck Mr. and Mrs. Ernest .~¢. chairman, presented Mrs. ChapPauline Denham, With seven squares of qld and Mljli<ley of Fairmont, W. Va., and children, Chuck and man a gift. ' Splnnena and Renoir. · new faces cjlU)clqg to tile c•ll- ll!ld Slim Hall. Donatron'llrlll be of Belpre, spent Sundi!Y; . illtll Mrs. Chapman, in charg~ of I Mrs. Scally expressed her in~ of Depver jiJit\QII of Par~. fll.50 a couple with dooro priz. her mother, Mrs, Lu e tile the program, rea~ an artrcle, ~ppreciatlon ~ay for the pr;v- ersburg, llfld. •181lm'~ Hall, call- es. The local clut will •<have Mayes. They attended churCh "COnfident Living,' by Norman rtege of sbowmg her collectron er for the local club. food and refreshments ftll', sale lei-VIces at Heath M~st Vincent Peale and closed WJth The dance was held' at the throughout the nigbl , Church where they were active a poem, "The Beauty of Eas- Florida Vacation · NYA Hall which had been dec- Regtdar club dances of • · the while residing ill Middleport., ter." Of 2M 111 Eruh orated with Ure traditional Sl local club is each 1st and 3rd Mrs. Crary Davis, Jr. IJ1d Refreshments were served on.t . Patrick's Day theme and this Saturday nights NYA Hall daughter, Susan, of Toledo; are Mrs. V. D. Edwards and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Haw. anme theme Willi carried over · 'I guests of Mrs. Crary Davis, Sr. Grace Campbell. klns have returned from a two into decorations on the serving EASTER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faull, months vacation in Florida. talile and the. caller's table on M d Mrs and son, Bobby, of Urbana, _ Places visited Included Haines the stage. Alden· and Emily Ch riean Rd a'n.! Mr ar!CIIdrs. spent Easter Sunday with hera! CitY, Newport Ritchie, St. Pet. Deal and Red.... andse Peg illlod- Dales Rr j( and cblidren . lane parents; Mr. and Mrs. G . I -burd Zephyrs Mills Sara ley were in .,,ar of the duaseand Susie Col~, ' ~ Miller. . . ~· Anne Jeff . sola, Orlando, and Cape Ken~ orations • I• ' er Mr and ilrs. Kalatl Jl!ndy Recent dy Space _center. An night known In Carl and famlly of Saneca Fall8! N. Tbe Loyal Helpers Class of They mited relatives an d western -style sq~~art dance ft':rutz and daughter, Joy, Cbe" Y., spent the Easter tiolld!IY . th Syracuse ME Church met friends on both the east and circles ao an All Niter I• being te . wiUr her parents, Mr. and at' the home 0 f MM!. Helen west coasts of Florida. planned lor Building X, Aprll r. Mrs. George Baker and otber Damewood for .its regul~r _, • _,.,., 2t-30, beginning at 9 p.m. lEST) PLAN JITNEY rei~Uves, monthly meeting With the preS!· -e. I The Senior class of Miss Charlotte DavJdaoq The B ......... PT'' ·- ...... IU'mogam • dent, Mrs. Ralph Robson, pro..,p High School Is sponsoring a spent Eliater Sunday wltb. h.,. nd siding. The 23rd Psalm was re- lOring a ereauled ball~ chick• For PoltUlroy J'ilit jitney supper, at the RuUand slsler and famUy, Mr$! ~Upealed mOrv'unillisonCr.ooc- had the ea dhmer &alarday, April I, Mrs. Sbeldon Smith and son, Grede ikhool cafet;eriawllonl ~ JSandyohn M:SordRandy, in Mrs. e .. to ~lp provide now play· Mark Rock Island Ill and day April 4, Serving .,...,, Alao vlslttna -.tth 1 1 devotions, reading the first ..,..nd oqalpmeat for ~ Mrs. FtoydAnde~anddaugh- at p.m. Proceeds .will to- ~eshlre. _1_ . w Mr and versesL kof the chapter wrth .of lldrtol. the ,M~ljlll ••• ' of. .,.,.. ••• and2!1thclosed Dlllller will coli 011ly $!lor ter ' Kathleen' of Kankakee ' Ill.' ward the Senior trip to Mrs Warren D~:. a....... I :":Ja: d~ughter, ' · NO. 271 ~:;s m~de pealing the Mizpah The meeting closed inby unison, all reand the hOstess served a dessert course Mrs. Winebren· R al p b Robson, Mrs.to Frank · e·· ' = St. u e, prayer. A character study of women of the Bible was read by Mrs. wm. Eichinger. Wo~ Oth Unnamdiscussed were: er ed. women, women with seven husbands, two women at the ir well, ten wise and foolish v gina, and sillful women, ' ' '" Den i with Kathryn Grace Clark and· MrS. Wayne Cottrill as hostesses, assisted hy Den 1 with Kathryn Mitrholi and Joanna Council . . A boy scout iroop Is bt>lng Pat Edwards, Rodney ·, ~rr ' organized for boys ln the Rut· and, . Toll~ lla)l h&ve ret'urned land area soon it was announe. ed. ' • to Kent State Univel'sll'jl '*II~ tng ihe ·spring vaeliUon. ·· Pack 2!10 held an Easter egg '· hunt Monday afternoon In ,tho Mr: and iilro. Rqger Luck1;7· Rutland park with 20 llC®tll doG .of Huntington, W. V.;. ,WeN present A sack race was held weekend guests of their ''pai' for ·th,-children while the egg< ents, ' Mr. and ~rs- ,Jamea were being hidden by the- den Brewlngtl)ri and Mr, and fdl'l, mothers Ann Thomas, Kathry~ Alvln Ltickeydoo of New ' HavM!tcheii and Mrs. Wayne Cot en. frill. . . Mrs. C. A. Ernlnlsh hlfl !'!· James David C~uncl\ rec~;turned from Marietta "here ed the pme fror t e pr zo e. · she bas been tlie guest ol her Greg France received a prrz~ daU,Iiter, Mr. and Mrs. ~ for the second htest_tum::d Burkey .,and lamUy.•' Mr. •and of eggs. James ouncr er of Mrs, Burkey,· were on a trip to found the largest num: also Florida while . she lias thert. eggs, hot srnce_ he ha It . found the prrze egg, , rd th pr1z~ _Mr. aDct Mrs. iPcbaro l!oller 1~ h' 'h· was deeided to awa ,, and daughter, · lp~~. ljelpte, 10 the one w1th the nex rg · •, ., . , , • . ., . · IIP@t. !!;aster !!lUi,, lbelj: parest number of eggs fou~d. d AR _ M~s. Yvonne one ot the many Knit ~r gar· ents, Mr. and t.!'rs·:t~ax. l!ol!er Refreshment• of punc I an • KN~T0 WEt th Ch 'ld Conservation League Style Show and card party at fb e 11and Mr. and Mtil. wilbur a&n· wen\s ~t ~1~!ent:ry ~chool in Middleport Tuesday evening, Tile two-piece ' 'knit .nlnJ qd family. 1 . :. Easter bunny cookres Co served by Mrs. James u 1, by Mrs. Scally, is one of many styles that were shown. Mrs. Scally, who Ron Hanning student at Ohio owns 'and operates the "Spin a Yarn" shop, was the narrator. \ State Univ~rslty, has . t lht T•'•' :.:;::- '"" "'''"'" """"' Church Class :l:::,., ,,. c;u;;; .... · · ' · Of s se yracu ... •. .......... ...... .... I ~:.~. · o;;.~, ... • "·"'·: Meets y Tow 1 '' 1All " ' ' " . ...... ••"·" RIDENOUR RADIO & TV .Loweey, ' , ,. •i 1 the Easter seas111. com"'""'"" cro,• ·· ··· 1"·'" Travel lbd other Exp&JUI • tuo TIM IU.IIIUTI • 111511 S••utiful ConttrnpG,.ry stySed cornpiCC conde ira an"'-d W.anut color "" ·>·t ·' ' I Atoun' and .,' ·. About Middleport·· was decorated In keep;ng with ~~~~··,.:~1,_ from the ROYAl COMPACT SWE5 ,. ; '·. =~~;u~~~~n:~u~~~ Sale ~i~~:R~:~sage Style Show card Part~ ::M::.:;ow:::~:: mMay . b ddl cc..r --:-~;-::-:;.-:---JC:ecl~~r~~-t~:"~~~e:rMeth: l Held v Mi ' eport ;'}L f.'!u~rs:EugeneHarrls .....,.,, . . C.mponoallon ' ' " srring vacaUon witli hls ,par. Cl"'"'" Lmon" COLORlV I • •' • Ire, .' e. •• ' ·' '· ·' '\' ..·I . ; n. Melp.Moion .4ra,t .. ~ ' ,. � 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 29, 1967