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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 , ....... 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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 .. ~ ' ,. �j • ' l • AJMlTAR ' . ' · ·COOP TALK- Reta Watson and Carolyn Hoffman, center Easte~ High students, P.artic~pated ln~_t:!h~~e-~~~~;;~: atlve studv day activities in Meigs County schools Wednesday Shown Wtth the Eastern.High grrls are J: t.andmarli manager, far left, and Bobby Anderson, Southern. High Vo-Ag instructor, nght. Cooperative study day aottvitles were conducted in all schools of the county. - Sentine.:I.:.P~h:::ol::o::...- - - - - - - - - - - - - FOUR AND 20 BLACKBIRDS BAKED IN •.•• ...Talks Open on New 'Explosion BIG MONEY-SAVING BUYS LIKE THIS ON 9 KINOS ANO 18 SIZES OF BEXEL VITAMINS !.. with the .L VHP "'' uua NOW BEST $6.49 SAVE $6.49 FREE flO PURCHASE NECESSARY! SET OF 4 BOTTLE STOPPERS ' Swisher & Lohse End of Month Half- Price Specialsl lllduslrlal League March 16, I!til COKES AND HARRIS CANE DECISIONEn NEW YORK (UP!) - Welle'· i Won Lost l TURIN, llalv IUPI) - II•I'· "eigl1t champion CurtiS Cokes , ,K&C .Jewelers tiO 12 an heavyweight champ P~ero and unbeaten Gypsy Joe Ha'I"S l;!lue-Grey Rest. 40 26 Tomasom retamed hJS t I t le held hnal tramiug sessiou• l IJRW llm·dware 3a 34 Wednesday night by tok;ng a Wednesday lor their JO.round ' DuttBn D1 ugr. :r. 44 12 round dec1s1on from Dante ron ~ t1tle bout llt Mad1s1Jn' Davis-Warner Ins. 2o 4~ Cane Square Garden Friday mght 1 Ffi's ,Auto Trim 18 54 Cok"s. of Dallas, sparred foul' I , H1gh Game - Bob Bow<n Vertical distance, not height, rounds m his lmal tunc-up and Sr , 2.'14 ; H1gh Series - R d 11originally was the nb}ect of pole Hams fmishoo hts tr•ming :Wilford 5113 ; Team H1gh vaulting. hiS hometown of Phlladelphi<' , ~ Selle'- K&C Jewelers ====----...,==iiiiiiiiii~==..:.iiiiiiOf 1 '" I 20c EVEREADY 7Jc EXTRA STRENGTH Flashlight PAIN RELIEVER BATTERY EXCEDRIN 1 954 \F"'"....... -.2606 B•ntam Girls Mareb 21, 1!1!17 Suits Won Lo•t Dragon• a Pantheretles .. .. .. 7 Apple Kmgs 6 (:reeps 6 4 Musketeers 4 High Team Game and 1!1( - Creeps 660 and 1308. Game and Series - Brenda ~eter,, 147 and 294. 2 3 4 e 'l'he Rombers 4 6 2 I Monkey-runners Team High game and serl118·-ll sl\ike• Impossible.' tn and Hl;h Game and Series ,sreve •Story, " 169 and 316. ALL·WEATHER TIRE THE • Grad You'll find the latest 1\'oa ~e~~:~m~m~~~~e ; : l·T Nylon Cord FOR 5 Bantam Boys Marcil 22, 19i1 l YOUR BEST TIRE BVY IN ITS PRIC£ RANCE I ~ty~~~~ fabecs, colors and patte"1s now at· Downie· ' . ?r,pss. Ch~ose n9w and • lay .lt,a,war. , ' . ,S ·~:Lf;,m 34~9 .'·, · Was $12 UhtJ• 1.49 TIMED ACTION 31c DENTAL CREAM 12 Hour"'"''' CAPSULES CREST Now: 65c ANTISEPTIC LINIMENT $1 DIURETIC TO KIDNEYS Ab$orbir. Junior b~k tubtltll plus 11.55 F~ E~ Ttllo W1th T-ade In 1.00 ROSEMARY Hair .Spray Sets-Waves I C DOANS PILLS "~ ' �j • ' l • AJMlTAR ' . ' · ·COOP TALK- Reta Watson and Carolyn Hoffman, center Easte~ High students, P.artic~pated ln~_t:!h~~e-~~~~;;~: atlve studv day activities in Meigs County schools Wednesday Shown Wtth the Eastern.High grrls are J: t.andmarli manager, far left, and Bobby Anderson, Southern. High Vo-Ag instructor, nght. Cooperative study day aottvitles were conducted in all schools of the county. - Sentine.:I.:.P~h:::ol::o::...- - - - - - - - - - - - - FOUR AND 20 BLACKBIRDS BAKED IN •.•• ...Talks Open on New 'Explosion BIG MONEY-SAVING BUYS LIKE THIS ON 9 KINOS ANO 18 SIZES OF BEXEL VITAMINS !.. with the .L VHP "'' uua NOW BEST $6.49 SAVE $6.49 FREE flO PURCHASE NECESSARY! SET OF 4 BOTTLE STOPPERS ' Swisher & Lohse End of Month Half- Price Specialsl lllduslrlal League March 16, I!til COKES AND HARRIS CANE DECISIONEn NEW YORK (UP!) - Welle'· i Won Lost l TURIN, llalv IUPI) - II•I'· "eigl1t champion CurtiS Cokes , ,K&C .Jewelers tiO 12 an heavyweight champ P~ero and unbeaten Gypsy Joe Ha'I"S l;!lue-Grey Rest. 40 26 Tomasom retamed hJS t I t le held hnal tramiug sessiou• l IJRW llm·dware 3a 34 Wednesday night by tok;ng a Wednesday lor their JO.round ' DuttBn D1 ugr. :r. 44 12 round dec1s1on from Dante ron ~ t1tle bout llt Mad1s1Jn' Davis-Warner Ins. 2o 4~ Cane Square Garden Friday mght 1 Ffi's ,Auto Trim 18 54 Cok"s. of Dallas, sparred foul' I , H1gh Game - Bob Bow<n Vertical distance, not height, rounds m his lmal tunc-up and Sr , 2.'14 ; H1gh Series - R d 11originally was the nb}ect of pole Hams fmishoo hts tr•ming :Wilford 5113 ; Team H1gh vaulting. hiS hometown of Phlladelphi<' , ~ Selle'- K&C Jewelers ====----...,==iiiiiiiiii~==..:.iiiiiiOf 1 '" I 20c EVEREADY 7Jc EXTRA STRENGTH Flashlight PAIN RELIEVER BATTERY EXCEDRIN 1 954 \F"'"....... -.2606 B•ntam Girls Mareb 21, 1!1!17 Suits Won Lo•t Dragon• a Pantheretles .. .. .. 7 Apple Kmgs 6 (:reeps 6 4 Musketeers 4 High Team Game and 1!1( - Creeps 660 and 1308. Game and Series - Brenda ~eter,, 147 and 294. 2 3 4 e 'l'he Rombers 4 6 2 I Monkey-runners Team High game and serl118·-ll sl\ike• Impossible.' tn and Hl;h Game and Series ,sreve •Story, " 169 and 316. ALL·WEATHER TIRE THE • Grad You'll find the latest 1\'oa ~e~~:~m~m~~~~e ; : l·T Nylon Cord FOR 5 Bantam Boys Marcil 22, 19i1 l YOUR BEST TIRE BVY IN ITS PRIC£ RANCE I ~ty~~~~ fabecs, colors and patte"1s now at· Downie· ' . ?r,pss. Ch~ose n9w and • lay .lt,a,war. , ' . ,S ·~:Lf;,m 34~9 .'·, · Was $12 UhtJ• 1.49 TIMED ACTION 31c DENTAL CREAM 12 Hour"'"''' CAPSULES CREST Now: 65c ANTISEPTIC LINIMENT $1 DIURETIC TO KIDNEYS Ab$orbir. Junior b~k tubtltll plus 11.55 F~ E~ Ttllo W1th T-ade In 1.00 ROSEMARY Hair .Spray Sets-Waves I C DOANS PILLS "~ ' �• ' I • ' • ' • ' . ·, " ~ f 'f Efllt~~ E11 Hunt . HeldotFarm ~a!lY Senttnti,'~:Middleport, o., Mar. 30, 1967--3 .. ~.: - --- c·o,mLng ' 'at•Ce An Easter eu<bunt ,... held '-I Emter Egg Hunt I Sunday, March 211, at the CumEnjoyed by Class f j , mJJis !arm at Racine. P>izes . RThtle dPrMimary Class of t PAT O'BRIElN'S SON 'h were 3Warded to Eddie aad u an ethodist Church enc ang· jects and schemes are in Bob CUmmins. joyed an Easter egg hunt and ed his mind about becoming a a blistering time. Other chlldren atlending were party at the church Saturday. Jesuit, left the semwary for The bill to license travel ag- able Jell and .Re1 Thornton, Rusty . , Garnes were played and re- U.S C. Bishop Sheen's 65th ents has passed the N. Y. Al- ..~·~~:" Cummins, Megan Brown, Danfreshments served by Mr s. book ;, "The Quotable Fulton sembl·1 and now must go beloro hi ny Brt\Yil, Joe Brown, Debby · ' George White, teacher, and J. Sheen" (whicl1 It most ce"· the st1te. Senate where official I:;::,~· Roher! Brown, )larilyn Miss Carol Maxwell. tainly is): •nd the fi rst he's •nd underground lobbies all ind lllardtia Pugh. ' THURSDAY Present were Joy Sauer, Jane ~ntte11 Wllh'out need foe an of· gainst it are frigntening, to say Adults atten<ling were Mr. Schilling, Gary Hysell, Gary ftclal church imprimatur- he's the least , . As it is, Lefkl>and Mrs. Victor Brown Mr ROCK S'llUNGS Grange will Georg•, Joy White, Ann Col- now a full b1shop lol lloches- witz' assistant A. G. Barnett and Mrs. iJob Roy, Mr.~ Mts. meet Thursday at 8' p.m. Pro- well, Bobble and Debbie Wll· ter) and gives approval on his Levy told us, " Anyone can •Jr , George Cummins, Mrs. FlO!• gram lllld relresbments. liamson, Gary and Steven Nel- own wnting . TV's line k1d- en a travel agency JUS( by hangence 'l'hornton, Mr. an<! Mrs. ~G~ · COUNT¥ COmmunity son, Regina Harnson and Tom- show star Sonny Fox got him· ing out a sign" It's known Russell Cummins and Mr, and / Ac!ton Committee (CAP) Thurs- my Tucker. self m the center ot a hassle l;oods have employ<d fronts r~~: Mrs. Jackie Cummins. day, March 30, at 7:30 p.m. at w1th :"-1 Y Attorney General rangmg !rom film and TV Co!o- the··'>rielbor'ale the CAP office in Meigs County Lows [elkowitz: seems a ham- brities down to in-laws tu Iron! Jo" COurt House. ATTEND CONFERENCE burger cham got Sonny to do their <Y,Jerations, which dl>e Matsui, _ , Vilitl Relatives WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of · ·Several members of ti.e II'S. some personal oromotion and right 'nto the bl.ck mark•t in Angus, tbjll be . • El& L- ' Oh' the Middleport, First United CS of Heath Melbotlist Churct. attach hi' name to !Is opera plane tickets, especially to Flor- share~ of Alf&T 'll!ll; ' ew,.ere m 10 Pr.Sbyterian Church m Middleport were '" Ironton t•ons to attr act hungry lialfpmt< Jda and the ISlands thiS rush- (some $180,000 wortn.) Mrs. Bernard Fultz and evening at the church at Tuesday to attend the spring and thm famili es who chensh time o! year. for him. j daughters, Beth, Barbara and p m . Mrs Dorn:ld Lowery conferenc• of the Portsmouth Sonny's very real mtem·Jty 1 · ·• chairman· · n·""" t · t WSCS · TlJose ' gom~ . Sonny has adviSed the oallornev · Anotherthsex-booze tiBecky ' spent Eaater wlth re Ia• gram and Mrs • NBC-VEEP ED FRrENDLY bee ed f · ~o~: P"iends el~iewhere in U Ball devotion~] leader; . were Mrs. James Jtvtd•'n, Mrs. general he knows not hmg ab~~~;·. left : f•lt UJE' plans- to produte b ~i~~;i~r su~"uf:::. ·In s!, ~ef'a.Thf~ay, •-~- tesses, Mrs. George Anderson, -~ L, Fre~ch, Mrs . Wa_lter / the ch'l n's operallor.s, entered virtually cverytlnng 1n show- :Oys g•Jt a 1 1-year-<~td' glii'J~11 Mr and · Mr w·~! es ~· wt Mrs. Donald Lowery, Mrs. Jam- Maye3, Mt s. M.. C. WJtsoll, :Jnd mto tt t•nly Js a patd promotl•m- biz m partnership wtth another and after some Uglf~.iallt and famil 9• 1 1 ~ vers?n es Buchanao, Mrs. Harry rs .. James Cnswel!, local a: ;Jtde Other celebritws free-lancer, George Schlatter . dumped the nud kid ;~t~~f. Mrs l!lJlti'~ ~~t jn ~ut ~~th Moore, Mrs. Francis Anderson, pres~~~~t Thefs~aker wa::; Pt'r, who' v,. attached the1 r namt>s, The Smothers Bros ser.t out swamtl on 8 tree~!Ag · n~ · ·~ ~ the ·R:v dsiSMrer aB'IIam•y, Mrs. Judson White. Mgy .' ngs o I e Bomd of photos ond aii-<Ju! endorse- the pamc-call to TV wnters ·/ Quick police acllon ' U.V ,-a,. an s. I Me- AFTERNOON CIRCLE I I.SSI!J,lS. men~ .. to """' ' t I I ' . ' .e Omber and. childr en, an d '" , Heath Methodist Church Thurso ~~~:iiii~iiitiiil~il._ _io"••e~p.roli"~ui-c ~si,jp~~r~~o-i.;jsejjejimijsiijt~Je~y.jv.jcliJijujistiijusijeijdjiupi.j"jilli.jpoo~ r l&ss 'life. t , '!:.t.<;~tlfl. Convoy With he~ parenis, Mt·. day afternoon at 2 p m at and Mrs. Rey Smn. · Whil• in Conv th church; Mrs. Nan Moore, . · oy .. e Fultz gram chairman; hostesses, ~~ml7•held its traditional East· Everett Davis, Mrs. 0. P. t p OJ~ of prell8rmg an egg Klein, and Mrs. Nan Moore. ~':; :na e With 16 do"'n Cll~ i THE ANNUAL Inspection of ' 0yard I ~A s~lls on 8 ~e 1 ~ the Shade River Lodge 453 F anll resltknts "wi~".:'~"t:~ oc~ AM, Chester, w11l be he 1d ! prise each Mr F 11 .•u. Thursday, March 30, at 7:30 ed the Je~~u z JOin. p.m. The E. A. degree will be we k p voy for thei conferred. e en . ~ f · v•e nts.; WHAT THE 1\ATeR Pl5'l'OCS TAReeT WA<! ttwl C;I~ . 0 Now ornnp lite elr<ledletl'<a . ·, · , ·. l - ~: . ; 'T;II) ' · jao form lhuurpriounswer, aa oqretled bY. the atmoeartoon. ASA t!IJCIIJ'' ":·j· IC"' E fi\ • ; :: 1 ' .HELEN HELP US! ................. <~ '1111 KIIIIIARD SMNf701 , Conlomponuy st,ttn;tn 2S,Ot)holt·" Adwncod 0.26 chosoto with Color f'ldiiMr Clhl at. Solld-olott Fr.tiAM/Stereo FM - walnut-· radio: 4·speld' record chanpr. Silt -kilL $85.0 '.' . Pr-.dalon crafted r~tetangular C4torTV ~ ltullllllilllle - " - !..) ' ltlghlftPI CDrltc:lllll ' Clrnllltw lltltl'lltM '" BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT ne ..,.n Sl~lltiSi~l• PiliP fir ,. or Fn Open Dtlly 9!00 to 7:00-Frldoy Til I E. MAIN ST. POMER.OY WY 2-3975 Steak Sale! FOREMAN cl ABBOTT , He s not allowed to Batman for a month alter (,e watches he tnes jump off the cupboard. lng doesn't help, He · u1 laughs. And when I baby-sit him l"OW! What do you do witt. kid like this? - THE DEVIL'~! SISTER Dear SIS: 1 Friday I 1•ews~aper. Just what your IN COLUMBUS RUTLAND High School will 1 I!MlESffiABLE-TYPE JOKE does: watch him like a bawk, Maxine Grirtith, cashier of sponsor a teen reCilrd bop on ~ar ilelen: , train ~1m where you can, and the Pomeroy National Bank, is March 31, Friday night, at .(I'hts MJ;I year so111e 'fnends'' l hope the years will mellow him. attending a meeting today at Rutland High School gym 1 the Ohiotllankers Association of. 8 until ll p. m. The ''Sound o! minetoirl an undesirable type I P. 3. Abnormally gll-1 I was madly i" love with 1 or erratic children sbould flees in •Columbus, of the High Effects" Will emcee. The pubh~r. I tried tactfully to tell he' •examilled by a doctor. School Education Program Sub- lie is welcome. the t;!,th, but sne only said Dear Helen: to hlch she was / WAHAMA HIGH School will was playing it cooL lt's all ov· I thought you might like appointed at a joint meeting of, sponsor a dance party open to er high school about "us." I/ hear one of the results of yo111 the Publlc Relations, Education 1the public Friday night from R have become the joke ot tbe effort •.o help servicemen. Here'• and Women's Actlvllles Commi~ to It p. m. at tile Wahama high year. 1a letter I received from a 19- tee of the OBA on March 6. auditorium. The Jays will serve · Site keeps calling me up an~ I year-old Marine Corporal in Vie as master of ceremonies. down . .,,. olher 1nam,' alter I sent my Jetter VISIT RELATIVES MIDDLEPORT W.C.T.U. Fridate , mo ilel'ause Vietnom Mail Call: Mr. snd Mrs. Jackie Cum- day at Middleport Church of , busy laughir.g. May. "Dear Leslie : First I want mins and children Pat 8,10 Christ at 7:30 p.m. · if she mak~e thank you for writing me, Michel, Qllullli!IJo ~ere weekSATURDAY ?,:~~.~~~r.~e~nough, I'll have many many girls llke you end visltoli parents, MIDDLEPORT High school ~Tiling to guys over h"e. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C:nnm1r.s Band Boosters Association will all4. I ~~: don't _knOlf if yo~ realize it and famUy, Racine, , and Mr. sponsor a teen dance party with to·' treiat· g~r •. not, but you and the people aod Mrs, . VIctor _Brown and music by the Jays Saturday -ffijnil;:~:io tills you are doing as much ~fiiY~, ~i"!1,t,svllle. ' night at the Middlepo,rt elemen' OUT OF JUSt by Silting at home ,, c tary auditorium. Dancing w1ll ~~;J~~lil~: Iletters. There is of m"'\ wltt~ant letters be from to u p.m. Everyone D . at the end ol a ~ard i'.oa~11iges range is welcome. , Forget tact a{ld ·!ell ,\er , ro to r~ceive a letter from from 19 to 39. Now I'm swamp. · .o chlSe someone . she can one back home. It surely ed wlch letters from Vleman.; TO HAVE SURGERY ~atch. You-can't eraoicata pesr; a guy going, especially ao. aJso Is a friend of mine. Rosemary Sellers daughter lrith .dndness. - H. t.e's dewn in the dumps and Wouuf' you pi~"\ . ask those of Rev. and Mrs. Pa~l Sellers, llear Helen :. ! wondering why we are , who want to write to fellows ov- Racine, is in Holzer Hospital ; My problem b I have. a lo•Jr· ' here. erseas to send a slemped, se!f· for minor surgery. She is in the year-old d~vil for a brother.. He "Thrn when a letter addressed en~~Jo either of hall on tile second floor. ~as enough energy lor IO,k•d• there'• no more wondering. the foll,o.w~lng addresses? We w1l! ~nd he UJII!S it .•II lo ,be m!•"· know why - for you and be pleased to send 'along a TWO ARRESTED ' Last week he shut our dog up I of the people m our . " name or . two. It wnuld help il PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests lit a garage record cabinet we I country. - W. C. BpRNS yourreaders would enclflle thcir recorded at the eounty for nenr use and U1tm he pulled Dear Helen: age'S, too. the past 24 hoors were Herlber: of( all the knobs. We finally Help! Not lor , ourselv.,, Mrs. Marilyn Martin, R.D. Jones, 36, Elm Grove · found the dog a day laier when but people who would like No. I, Templeton, Penna., 16259. Sturgecn 41 Pt. Plea..;nt we beard him whimpering. write to specific servicenu;n in Joan Cardenos, 3tl4 Fawcett George· 42, Pt. Pie,.,'saul:, 1 f have to keep all n•y Vlelllam. , St., Smlthville, Texas, i8957. all chorged with tntoXJcation make-up and perfume out or For the past eight months . · reach because he dumps them ll'v~ been providing civilians Ill together. all over the U.S.A. with II!• "I r c;..; i \ \ II KLEENEX 125 2-PLY P.OUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK l BONE STEAK lb. lb. lb. Furniture 83c 93c 99c t for 1111 IIIKtl V11t lndlftl DHtmkr 11, 1M6 P'epvl•tloa tn - 1t61 T.ttl Jtlltln 1M Wt ... Ptlcl l4l 1·1 IMiflllt "'' Veer IK6 f, • - ••,.... ... eon....,..,,.... TtJl Vt!ulllo• 1,491,..7,11 Tn: LtVV' JUt l.lflll"u ... ott ... 111\.,clt n, ,,., 1 a.m., c•rtlfy fl'l• ftUtwlnt MASON ' !Nrt tt b• etrrect. Aim' 1. lmltll.. Tw)ll. Cltrk .INiirAL TOWNIHIP I!UNDI IMtl,.._ Gtner•l ud CIUiilltd. ProPtrtr 31 Tax ., . . • , .. • • ,. 1."701. CiJanttl Tu .. • o , J7.12 MASON, W, VA. 0 Your Full S.rvice link Is , , , OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ' 5:00 to 7:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Imino lttlgt Coii!IIJ fM DHr H Y•an IIINI'III IVIUIIO 11\tiniMr FDIC ' . , All ~CC!Iyllts lnt!I,..\JP.to $15,000 Undtr . The'feilll'atDtpoiWIIIWranct Cor,oratlen BREAD ... ,. <.:'ll •• .... . HOLSUM_ ZESTABS 60-COUNT . We nqw ha~e the Franchise forSf5_.d. QueenWashersand.Dryers ·,.·: ·' StopinandSeeThemf;_';... ,;, .':. · BSC :s .•• 1 . ' . lofu;j "' • 1 4. ~29 . ,. ···~-., Just Wonderful HAIR SPRAY .16 REG. $1.00 c --ALLADINS;. .......... "t ' •l . '., ' ·-. . 'f'\f·' ' ' ' ' ' ' I, ' sldcks · ' , '"'- ) Tbeoe n.,.r aHil,lrontnr, ~ ~ •. pl'llll. '$1i.. 28, ~~ I .U8to 9:00' •, thermos BOTTLE CORN HUSKfRS LOTION The June. c Bride To.Qe $1 ~00 - REGULAR $2.58 VALUE Size Diocounted-Dellvtrad ' 'lif 1"; SUCARYJ. ( .99. Personal Size REGULAR & HARD TO HOLDI !·' ' ·i ' 2fl.Ounco Size HURRY! WITH IRON For l' ' NEW 200 TABLET SIZE Men'olvy Le~t~ut .SEED Kenn...1 Llu \ S rOil 1 rll A beaulllul oeleetion tbal nQver m•ed ironing. EaS)' care ahirtlo Boye' _ 2.98 to 5.98 Mtn'o _ I 3.98 to 7.98 1L ' McCOY'S GRADE A _ _...._... , ,pl. ADAMS ~-L~T One Each Sport Shirts FIRST CUT c limit Boyo' tnd Men's ShortSIHVI BOLOGNA MILK SIZE 3.98 to 7.98 PORK CHOPS - 2 ra. 89c .. •• " llm~r Pfeil~ • Reg, Choo.., from oolldo and !oiiC!y pal· terns. SiJes 28 to f2. r• J:URNITURI CO. One I REG. 35c Bermuda Shorts 3 lb.spt GROUND BEEF ,~ Men'1 CHUCK~:~ lb, ·69c GROUND ANNUAL PIMANtiAL RI~RT IALIM 'f'OWNIMIP totlltl COUNTY, OMIO Limit All..;, I . t•• ~- ' · l'fOU'IH ASKED FOR IT! This column is for young people, their ~roblerns and pleasures, tbeir troubios alld fun. As With the re!lt of H•lcn H•:p ~S,, it welcomes laughs but "?n t dO'l,e a serious ~uest10n Wtth a bniSh-off. Send your t'IJill-age questions to YOUTH· ASKED · FOR IT, c~re of Helen Help US' "'" 1 Satvrdty Til 9 ~~.... 0 8 SIMON'S MARKET ~~plet~y t)t~let oper•tlow.motor are eotire)y >'lllllll<l under water in tbt' n!Nttt.'io r--- by Helen Bottel oflth,i Defender H1111 0 j,.. The Biggest Picture In Color ,.J ¥ DISCOUNlED & DEUVERED , . ' .' ' ' Regular $2.99 Valu• DISCOUNTED! �• ' I • ' • ' • ' . ·, " ~ f 'f Efllt~~ E11 Hunt . HeldotFarm ~a!lY Senttnti,'~:Middleport, o., Mar. 30, 1967--3 .. ~.: - --- c·o,mLng ' 'at•Ce An Easter eu<bunt ,... held '-I Emter Egg Hunt I Sunday, March 211, at the CumEnjoyed by Class f j , mJJis !arm at Racine. P>izes . RThtle dPrMimary Class of t PAT O'BRIElN'S SON 'h were 3Warded to Eddie aad u an ethodist Church enc ang· jects and schemes are in Bob CUmmins. joyed an Easter egg hunt and ed his mind about becoming a a blistering time. Other chlldren atlending were party at the church Saturday. Jesuit, left the semwary for The bill to license travel ag- able Jell and .Re1 Thornton, Rusty . , Garnes were played and re- U.S C. Bishop Sheen's 65th ents has passed the N. Y. Al- ..~·~~:" Cummins, Megan Brown, Danfreshments served by Mr s. book ;, "The Quotable Fulton sembl·1 and now must go beloro hi ny Brt\Yil, Joe Brown, Debby · ' George White, teacher, and J. Sheen" (whicl1 It most ce"· the st1te. Senate where official I:;::,~· Roher! Brown, )larilyn Miss Carol Maxwell. tainly is): •nd the fi rst he's •nd underground lobbies all ind lllardtia Pugh. ' THURSDAY Present were Joy Sauer, Jane ~ntte11 Wllh'out need foe an of· gainst it are frigntening, to say Adults atten<ling were Mr. Schilling, Gary Hysell, Gary ftclal church imprimatur- he's the least , . As it is, Lefkl>and Mrs. Victor Brown Mr ROCK S'llUNGS Grange will Georg•, Joy White, Ann Col- now a full b1shop lol lloches- witz' assistant A. G. Barnett and Mrs. iJob Roy, Mr.~ Mts. meet Thursday at 8' p.m. Pro- well, Bobble and Debbie Wll· ter) and gives approval on his Levy told us, " Anyone can •Jr , George Cummins, Mrs. FlO!• gram lllld relresbments. liamson, Gary and Steven Nel- own wnting . TV's line k1d- en a travel agency JUS( by hangence 'l'hornton, Mr. an<! Mrs. ~G~ · COUNT¥ COmmunity son, Regina Harnson and Tom- show star Sonny Fox got him· ing out a sign" It's known Russell Cummins and Mr, and / Ac!ton Committee (CAP) Thurs- my Tucker. self m the center ot a hassle l;oods have employ<d fronts r~~: Mrs. Jackie Cummins. day, March 30, at 7:30 p.m. at w1th :"-1 Y Attorney General rangmg !rom film and TV Co!o- the··'>rielbor'ale the CAP office in Meigs County Lows [elkowitz: seems a ham- brities down to in-laws tu Iron! Jo" COurt House. ATTEND CONFERENCE burger cham got Sonny to do their <Y,Jerations, which dl>e Matsui, _ , Vilitl Relatives WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of · ·Several members of ti.e II'S. some personal oromotion and right 'nto the bl.ck mark•t in Angus, tbjll be . • El& L- ' Oh' the Middleport, First United CS of Heath Melbotlist Churct. attach hi' name to !Is opera plane tickets, especially to Flor- share~ of Alf&T 'll!ll; ' ew,.ere m 10 Pr.Sbyterian Church m Middleport were '" Ironton t•ons to attr act hungry lialfpmt< Jda and the ISlands thiS rush- (some $180,000 wortn.) Mrs. Bernard Fultz and evening at the church at Tuesday to attend the spring and thm famili es who chensh time o! year. for him. j daughters, Beth, Barbara and p m . Mrs Dorn:ld Lowery conferenc• of the Portsmouth Sonny's very real mtem·Jty 1 · ·• chairman· · n·""" t · t WSCS · TlJose ' gom~ . Sonny has adviSed the oallornev · Anotherthsex-booze tiBecky ' spent Eaater wlth re Ia• gram and Mrs • NBC-VEEP ED FRrENDLY bee ed f · ~o~: P"iends el~iewhere in U Ball devotion~] leader; . were Mrs. James Jtvtd•'n, Mrs. general he knows not hmg ab~~~;·. left : f•lt UJE' plans- to produte b ~i~~;i~r su~"uf:::. ·In s!, ~ef'a.Thf~ay, •-~- tesses, Mrs. George Anderson, -~ L, Fre~ch, Mrs . Wa_lter / the ch'l n's operallor.s, entered virtually cverytlnng 1n show- :Oys g•Jt a 1 1-year-<~td' glii'J~11 Mr and · Mr w·~! es ~· wt Mrs. Donald Lowery, Mrs. Jam- Maye3, Mt s. M.. C. WJtsoll, :Jnd mto tt t•nly Js a patd promotl•m- biz m partnership wtth another and after some Uglf~.iallt and famil 9• 1 1 ~ vers?n es Buchanao, Mrs. Harry rs .. James Cnswel!, local a: ;Jtde Other celebritws free-lancer, George Schlatter . dumped the nud kid ;~t~~f. Mrs l!lJlti'~ ~~t jn ~ut ~~th Moore, Mrs. Francis Anderson, pres~~~~t Thefs~aker wa::; Pt'r, who' v,. attached the1 r namt>s, The Smothers Bros ser.t out swamtl on 8 tree~!Ag · n~ · ·~ ~ the ·R:v dsiSMrer aB'IIam•y, Mrs. Judson White. Mgy .' ngs o I e Bomd of photos ond aii-<Ju! endorse- the pamc-call to TV wnters ·/ Quick police acllon ' U.V ,-a,. an s. I Me- AFTERNOON CIRCLE I I.SSI!J,lS. men~ .. to """' ' t I I ' . ' .e Omber and. childr en, an d '" , Heath Methodist Church Thurso ~~~:iiii~iiitiiil~il._ _io"••e~p.roli"~ui-c ~si,jp~~r~~o-i.;jsejjejimijsiijt~Je~y.jv.jcliJijujistiijusijeijdjiupi.j"jilli.jpoo~ r l&ss 'life. t , '!:.t.<;~tlfl. Convoy With he~ parenis, Mt·. day afternoon at 2 p m at and Mrs. Rey Smn. · Whil• in Conv th church; Mrs. Nan Moore, . · oy .. e Fultz gram chairman; hostesses, ~~ml7•held its traditional East· Everett Davis, Mrs. 0. P. t p OJ~ of prell8rmg an egg Klein, and Mrs. Nan Moore. ~':; :na e With 16 do"'n Cll~ i THE ANNUAL Inspection of ' 0yard I ~A s~lls on 8 ~e 1 ~ the Shade River Lodge 453 F anll resltknts "wi~".:'~"t:~ oc~ AM, Chester, w11l be he 1d ! prise each Mr F 11 .•u. Thursday, March 30, at 7:30 ed the Je~~u z JOin. p.m. The E. A. degree will be we k p voy for thei conferred. e en . ~ f · v•e nts.; WHAT THE 1\ATeR Pl5'l'OCS TAReeT WA<! ttwl C;I~ . 0 Now ornnp lite elr<ledletl'<a . ·, · , ·. l - ~: . ; 'T;II) ' · jao form lhuurpriounswer, aa oqretled bY. the atmoeartoon. ASA t!IJCIIJ'' ":·j· IC"' E fi\ • ; :: 1 ' .HELEN HELP US! ................. <~ '1111 KIIIIIARD SMNf701 , Conlomponuy st,ttn;tn 2S,Ot)holt·" Adwncod 0.26 chosoto with Color f'ldiiMr Clhl at. Solld-olott Fr.tiAM/Stereo FM - walnut-· radio: 4·speld' record chanpr. Silt -kilL $85.0 '.' . Pr-.dalon crafted r~tetangular C4torTV ~ ltullllllilllle - " - !..) ' ltlghlftPI CDrltc:lllll ' Clrnllltw lltltl'lltM '" BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT ne ..,.n Sl~lltiSi~l• PiliP fir ,. or Fn Open Dtlly 9!00 to 7:00-Frldoy Til I E. MAIN ST. POMER.OY WY 2-3975 Steak Sale! FOREMAN cl ABBOTT , He s not allowed to Batman for a month alter (,e watches he tnes jump off the cupboard. lng doesn't help, He · u1 laughs. And when I baby-sit him l"OW! What do you do witt. kid like this? - THE DEVIL'~! SISTER Dear SIS: 1 Friday I 1•ews~aper. Just what your IN COLUMBUS RUTLAND High School will 1 I!MlESffiABLE-TYPE JOKE does: watch him like a bawk, Maxine Grirtith, cashier of sponsor a teen reCilrd bop on ~ar ilelen: , train ~1m where you can, and the Pomeroy National Bank, is March 31, Friday night, at .(I'hts MJ;I year so111e 'fnends'' l hope the years will mellow him. attending a meeting today at Rutland High School gym 1 the Ohiotllankers Association of. 8 until ll p. m. The ''Sound o! minetoirl an undesirable type I P. 3. Abnormally gll-1 I was madly i" love with 1 or erratic children sbould flees in •Columbus, of the High Effects" Will emcee. The pubh~r. I tried tactfully to tell he' •examilled by a doctor. School Education Program Sub- lie is welcome. the t;!,th, but sne only said Dear Helen: to hlch she was / WAHAMA HIGH School will was playing it cooL lt's all ov· I thought you might like appointed at a joint meeting of, sponsor a dance party open to er high school about "us." I/ hear one of the results of yo111 the Publlc Relations, Education 1the public Friday night from R have become the joke ot tbe effort •.o help servicemen. Here'• and Women's Actlvllles Commi~ to It p. m. at tile Wahama high year. 1a letter I received from a 19- tee of the OBA on March 6. auditorium. The Jays will serve · Site keeps calling me up an~ I year-old Marine Corporal in Vie as master of ceremonies. down . .,,. olher 1nam,' alter I sent my Jetter VISIT RELATIVES MIDDLEPORT W.C.T.U. Fridate , mo ilel'ause Vietnom Mail Call: Mr. snd Mrs. Jackie Cum- day at Middleport Church of , busy laughir.g. May. "Dear Leslie : First I want mins and children Pat 8,10 Christ at 7:30 p.m. · if she mak~e thank you for writing me, Michel, Qllullli!IJo ~ere weekSATURDAY ?,:~~.~~~r.~e~nough, I'll have many many girls llke you end visltoli parents, MIDDLEPORT High school ~Tiling to guys over h"e. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C:nnm1r.s Band Boosters Association will all4. I ~~: don't _knOlf if yo~ realize it and famUy, Racine, , and Mr. sponsor a teen dance party with to·' treiat· g~r •. not, but you and the people aod Mrs, . VIctor _Brown and music by the Jays Saturday -ffijnil;:~:io tills you are doing as much ~fiiY~, ~i"!1,t,svllle. ' night at the Middlepo,rt elemen' OUT OF JUSt by Silting at home ,, c tary auditorium. Dancing w1ll ~~;J~~lil~: Iletters. There is of m"'\ wltt~ant letters be from to u p.m. Everyone D . at the end ol a ~ard i'.oa~11iges range is welcome. , Forget tact a{ld ·!ell ,\er , ro to r~ceive a letter from from 19 to 39. Now I'm swamp. · .o chlSe someone . she can one back home. It surely ed wlch letters from Vleman.; TO HAVE SURGERY ~atch. You-can't eraoicata pesr; a guy going, especially ao. aJso Is a friend of mine. Rosemary Sellers daughter lrith .dndness. - H. t.e's dewn in the dumps and Wouuf' you pi~"\ . ask those of Rev. and Mrs. Pa~l Sellers, llear Helen :. ! wondering why we are , who want to write to fellows ov- Racine, is in Holzer Hospital ; My problem b I have. a lo•Jr· ' here. erseas to send a slemped, se!f· for minor surgery. She is in the year-old d~vil for a brother.. He "Thrn when a letter addressed en~~Jo either of hall on tile second floor. ~as enough energy lor IO,k•d• there'• no more wondering. the foll,o.w~lng addresses? We w1l! ~nd he UJII!S it .•II lo ,be m!•"· know why - for you and be pleased to send 'along a TWO ARRESTED ' Last week he shut our dog up I of the people m our . " name or . two. It wnuld help il PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests lit a garage record cabinet we I country. - W. C. BpRNS yourreaders would enclflle thcir recorded at the eounty for nenr use and U1tm he pulled Dear Helen: age'S, too. the past 24 hoors were Herlber: of( all the knobs. We finally Help! Not lor , ourselv.,, Mrs. Marilyn Martin, R.D. Jones, 36, Elm Grove · found the dog a day laier when but people who would like No. I, Templeton, Penna., 16259. Sturgecn 41 Pt. Plea..;nt we beard him whimpering. write to specific servicenu;n in Joan Cardenos, 3tl4 Fawcett George· 42, Pt. Pie,.,'saul:, 1 f have to keep all n•y Vlelllam. , St., Smlthville, Texas, i8957. all chorged with tntoXJcation make-up and perfume out or For the past eight months . · reach because he dumps them ll'v~ been providing civilians Ill together. all over the U.S.A. with II!• "I r c;..; i \ \ II KLEENEX 125 2-PLY P.OUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK l BONE STEAK lb. lb. lb. Furniture 83c 93c 99c t for 1111 IIIKtl V11t lndlftl DHtmkr 11, 1M6 P'epvl•tloa tn - 1t61 T.ttl Jtlltln 1M Wt ... Ptlcl l4l 1·1 IMiflllt "'' Veer IK6 f, • - ••,.... ... eon....,..,,.... TtJl Vt!ulllo• 1,491,..7,11 Tn: LtVV' JUt l.lflll"u ... ott ... 111\.,clt n, ,,., 1 a.m., c•rtlfy fl'l• ftUtwlnt MASON ' !Nrt tt b• etrrect. Aim' 1. lmltll.. Tw)ll. Cltrk .INiirAL TOWNIHIP I!UNDI IMtl,.._ Gtner•l ud CIUiilltd. ProPtrtr 31 Tax ., . . • , .. • • ,. 1."701. CiJanttl Tu .. • o , J7.12 MASON, W, VA. 0 Your Full S.rvice link Is , , , OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ' 5:00 to 7:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Imino lttlgt Coii!IIJ fM DHr H Y•an IIINI'III IVIUIIO 11\tiniMr FDIC ' . , All ~CC!Iyllts lnt!I,..\JP.to $15,000 Undtr . The'feilll'atDtpoiWIIIWranct Cor,oratlen BREAD ... ,. <.:'ll •• .... . HOLSUM_ ZESTABS 60-COUNT . We nqw ha~e the Franchise forSf5_.d. QueenWashersand.Dryers ·,.·: ·' StopinandSeeThemf;_';... ,;, .':. · BSC :s .•• 1 . ' . lofu;j "' • 1 4. ~29 . ,. ···~-., Just Wonderful HAIR SPRAY .16 REG. $1.00 c --ALLADINS;. .......... "t ' •l . '., ' ·-. . 'f'\f·' ' ' ' ' ' ' I, ' sldcks · ' , '"'- ) Tbeoe n.,.r aHil,lrontnr, ~ ~ •. pl'llll. '$1i.. 28, ~~ I .U8to 9:00' •, thermos BOTTLE CORN HUSKfRS LOTION The June. c Bride To.Qe $1 ~00 - REGULAR $2.58 VALUE Size Diocounted-Dellvtrad ' 'lif 1"; SUCARYJ. ( .99. Personal Size REGULAR & HARD TO HOLDI !·' ' ·i ' 2fl.Ounco Size HURRY! 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Send your t'IJill-age questions to YOUTH· ASKED · FOR IT, c~re of Helen Help US' "'" 1 Satvrdty Til 9 ~~.... 0 8 SIMON'S MARKET ~~plet~y t)t~let oper•tlow.motor are eotire)y >'lllllll<l under water in tbt' n!Nttt.'io r--- by Helen Bottel oflth,i Defender H1111 0 j,.. The Biggest Picture In Color ,.J ¥ DISCOUNlED & DEUVERED , . ' .' ' ' Regular $2.99 Valu• DISCOUNTED! �. .. ['., ~ ' ; / .' , ' '' -' , :,..""_J.o;:. f -~ :ot ..• r...:. ··~·. '' .. . --t- ' ' ~ • ,._• I ' • -,;. ·•' 'f''>\ ' •' " •. ·• fi l!iaster liiunifay dinner 8\l~Sis, &!-DaJiy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mf4~epgrt, 0., :r(ar, 30, 1967 Mrs. f~ii)C6,8 ·~rtS , )~>ere,' . Mrs, loJal1 Magers, Mrt. ~ohn · · 1 "' Welcll and 100, lloliQle ol LaoCIISter; ' in th$ evening I Jhle of Flint, ' Mildred • ' Mr. Mrs. Earl Cleland . sqn, Br~llle, spent Eas· i weekend with his parents, ' ., ~- and Mrs. Walter Cleland. Mr. and Mrs. Robert ]euer· bacher of Athens spent 't!aster 11er pilr;018, Mr. and Mrs. Petrel, . · · Mr. and Mn. Darq' Potter of spelll Eater weekend mother, Mrs. Lovey Sayre. Eatser weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Edward Simpson were LOSS · OF VOICB JD1111t Mr. and Mrs. Solon Butcher of _ . , 18 buurmoDiltable Cleveland. obstaele to eonlll11111g •• Mr. and Mra. ~ancls Mor·. Mrs. Paul Rickard Ia a med· adlq ureu, bill II didn't rls were Easter dloner auests W.l patient at Rolzer Hospital. ~ llrllhb aetor Jack of their daUihter, Cbrlstlne Denny Harbour with the UnitHawkllli. .Cmeer aurcery Lake in Athe!ll. Other auests ed states Marines In North Careoll Bawkllll lila lamyx were Mr. and Mrs. BUl Lake over. a year aao, bul he ollna, vl.!lted his wife here ov· learned 1o talk again by and dauahter, Lori. or llle weekend. J1111plq lulr and releallng Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis Sheldon Roush of Charleston ft llow]y. He reeenlly took spent Easter weekend with Va. Is 1 member of the Brass IApril 12th at 6:!0 p.m. visited bll .parents, M~. a n d • rele alan lmbauador ID their son-in-law and daughter, Ensemble traveling last week FAMILY NIGHT u Mrs. Donald F. Roush during &he 111m, "GreatCIIher!De.~ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wells at ~e» with West VIrginia Wesleyan BACHTEL CHURCH the weekend. Wasbintllon C H 1\T Choir on Its annual Spring tour Family Night was held at SUnday guests of Mr. and over the weekend. Crltt B ~ 'Jr of Worlll· • aeWS OteS undor the dl~tlnn of John E. Bachtel E.V.B. Church re.ent- Mrs. . John Fry were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Laurllngton s r I E.;.ter' weekend -~ut,bythull/llefok~n,ifGOIIdidi>'twontuslumo~ _ Taylor. The cliotr opened three lly with a covered dish dinner Mrs. Max Elchlllier and chiJ. and famlly of Wellsburg, w. with Mr Mrs. c. A. Brad· ...,welter-he woulin t let pup/e monulactute tbomr _, Iconcerts m Greenbner Count<· I served at 8,30, Following 1 h 1 dren, Mr. and Mra. James Fry Va. vlsl~ his slsler and lam· 1 d 0 -· WIN ONE CLASS ~i;itors over Easter of Mr. Audrey Wilson and family of Mr. and Mra. Ja~ McGee 0 and In Huntington and closed ' meal, the group enjoyed 1 film and daughter, all of Pomeroy, lly, Mr. and Mra. Robert The Wm One Cia" of t ha with two concerts In the vlctn· on family llfe titled, "Gold o. Ohio and Mrs. C. E. Fry of Leo nant and children over t and Mrs. Crltt Bradford and Jael!son were Easter I!Dests of and mother, Mrs. Amanda Tuck. &.U B. Church m<t on Mondv~ !ty of Pltt•burgh. Pa. Mr Scttes Lox and the Five Bears." tart. -kend. Mr. and Mrs, Otto Bradford lhelr mother, Mrs. Harry Hay. er Of Lancaater were lllnner ejitmng at the church. D~n'd " the son of Mr and Mrs, K Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dick and Mr. and Mra. Robert and others were Mr. and Mrs. man. guests Moodey ,of Mi'. and Mrs. ,I lions wero led l>y Mrs. ~a h. K. Scltes of Route L Letart, Glenn Roush and Tommy, Mr. family of Lima, Ohio, Mr. and and children visited hls Donald Bradford of Detroit, Mrs. Waid Foster and chiJ. Fred Cadle wbo accompanied 1111mgarnor It was decide 'e:: W , Va., Is a Junior Biology ' and Mrs, Grant Roush, Mrs. Mrs. James Dick and family of at Gates, Pa. over the Mich. dren of Columbus were 111eek· them, in the altemooa to Ripthe group would postpone n major, a member of Sllllll Eldon Rousb Mr and Mr 1 Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Paul end. M and Mrs Albert Wigal end guests of her parents, Mr. ley, W. Ve. to visit their broth· month's meeting because of re· Phi Epsilon Fraternity. Ritchie Bird 'Aile~ and Connie. Kemp and famlly of Toledo. Mrs. Otha LlevJni is a med- n/flmily of ·Prospect spent and Mrs. Albert HUI. or, Mr. and Mrs. Claudie Latb· ~Ivai semces Revh, Ma~t'n l SROWF.R FOR MISS Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jewell Ohjo visited Mrs. Dick's and /lcal patient at Pleuant Valley ~aster weekend with Mr. and M and M Rob t R sh ey and tlleir slstar, Mrs. Ellner Berlsford closed t e mee ng dM M G E Hazl tt IMrs Kemp'• mother Mrs Fre- Hosp1taL . r. rs. or 011 Proffitt at Great Bend wtlh the benediction The grouo I JEAN BIJMilARNER an ary, rs. · · e ' d ·M d th ' 1· t' Mrs. Otis Balley and Mr. and and daughters of Columbus were .' nt the ;, m a inder : A bridal shower was given in Rev. Achssh Miller, Mr. and a art an er rea lVes , Mrs. Charley Smith. · holiday guests of her parents, • 1 evening coloring honor of Miss .Jean Bumr~rner, Mra. Blake Nlc:ewander, Rita, here over the weekend. Mr. and Mra. Henry Roush Mrs. Isabel Simpson spent TURNS OVER COMMAND e&gs for the Youth Fellowsbtp bride elect of William R. Blaine, / Bobby and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. o/i~_ents vls~i1 ~ th~ h~~· and Mildred spent Easter week· Easter weekend in Qllumbus LONDON (UP!) -'IIIe aklp. E e Hunt. Jr The weddln~ Is to he an John Brabham, Rita, Jorce, • etr paren g e 0 : end w(th relatives in Akron. with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bee- per of the luxury Hner Queen 1 ~hose attending were Rev. event o! Anrll lst. The sllower David and Mary Lou, Bill Ob· day weekend. were. from M! , Oflefy Mr. .and Mrs. Ben Philson gle and son. Elizabeth, now In mld·A~Iic and Mrs Martin Bemford. M's. was ~lven bv the l•dies of the linger. Mr_ and Mrs. Danny shall Umve;"Z;,BI~ ~\;. and Min a Lewis spent Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross ,en route 1o New York, has Harold Bumgarner, Mr. and New Haven E.U.B. Church Workman and Danny Joe, Je5· of Mr. an · ac rey, Easter weekend at Southern and children of Columbus spent broken his ankle and ll\rllcd Mrs Harry Piekens, Mrs. Tom held In the '""1~1 room of the se Jewell, Mrs. Charles Jewell, Rick Abel, ~n ol ~· and M~~ • BY li!RS. FRANCIS Plnes, North Carolina, guests over the Easter holiday wltb over his command 1o the ship's Hoffman, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Mrs. church on S.turday, Mardl Mrs. GeorRe Morris, Tracy, J~ Abe~ Mrar~ 1rmk:,ys n· Mr. Dmar Bays has of Mr. and Mrs. Rush Philson relatives and were Easter Sun· staff oaptaln, llle ship owners Dorm · Roush. Mrs. Roy Jonos, 'filh r.am•• were nlaved un· Tressa llld Curtis, - Mrs, Lew· o r_an s. ares . oo ed home alter being a and Eric. dy dinner guests of Mrs. How· said Wednesday. They iaid . Mrs. Eugone Rudnall and Mrs. d~ the direction of Mrs. Carl lS Summers, Timmy, Terry lker, Myra Roush,hda~er f at St. Joseph Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bry· ard Neigler, Mr. and Mrs. ICommodore Geoffrey Marr Frank Young, Jr. Gibbs with prizos won by Ml'!!. and Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mrs. Velma Rous ' bura. aon and SOilS of Pittsburgh were George Nelgler and famlly ware broke his right ankle Tuesday in Bernard Ltevmg, Mrs. John Gilman, Debbie, Danny and i Miller, d~ughterof Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sayre weekand guesls of his parents, also present. ~ a fall on the bridge and turned CHEROKEE HOME Gill, Miss Mlckte Vester. Mt;, · Donns, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Harry Mlller, Betty of Route 1 Bowerston, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Bryson. Mr. and Mrs. George Neig· over his duties to Capt. George OEMONSTRATION Cl.VB Mary Jan Bumgarner. The col· Wren, Mrs.. Ray Cooke, Mr. daugllter Mr. and Mrs. Ohio ~pent the Easter Other Jllells were Mr. and Mrs. ler and children and Mrs. How· Smith. The liner is due In Neiv T1' Cherokee Home Demon- or scheme of pink and while and Mrs. Jack Nease, Jackie, ~~r~rry, from WeSI end Wlth relatives here a a Vernal Blackwood and mother ard Neigler were caUers ID Gal· York Thursday and Smith will 1!•a1 ion Club mel at the home was used In the ,1decorstion of Jeff and Judy, 1 1• Vmveralty, Pbll Cooke, soD announce the engqement of MlnersvUle, u lis Frida remain In command on t h,F o: Mrs. Charlo• Stone. Devo- the refreshment ltlble and gift : PERSONALS · ·. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke, their daughter, Beverly Jeanne Mrs. Harry Pickens was an ~rs. MaryYHamilton and her relurn voyage to Southamp!O\ I t~e.n• were ted by, Mrs. Del! on table. · 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R10.e . Sherry Flesher, daughter of to Sp4 Terry Wood, · Easter gueet Of Mr. and Mrs. son Gene and wife and chil· llle owners said, · S-·m followl'd wllh a prayer Thos. allending and sendin 0 and children of Boonv,lle, lndl· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flesher, a! Ft. Hood, Texas, son ~ Mr. Meredith at Beverly, dren of Newark were visitors of'l b1 lir' K K Solles. gifts were Mrs. w. H. Blaine, ana v1S1ted her parents, Mr. Max Brown, son of Mrs: Fran- and Mrs. Helbert Wood of aDd Mrs w C Smith Mr p t Cross and M. A und of 1 ar contelns 1• fom ·n• l!!e bu<ln•" meetin~ Mi!S Ava Ann Gill, Mrs, John 1andMrs.T!JomasGrinsteadand oes Brown, Ronnie Stem, son rlebsvUie. · aDd of D~"'~n · d Mra ~ ~E terSunda r,'l94 ~ Ui ' 0 18 1' · ·1 · ' """" !he W•st Vir<ln- Gill, Miss Mickey Vester, Mrs. other relatives here over t h e of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Stein, '- an · Y Y· • ee. 10 F rrn and Home Eleclrifica- E H. Reebel, Mrs. Harold weekend. ]Craig AbQlin, son of llff. T. W. ' "" ~1••tln~ held at Jack110n L.ewis, Mrs. Harold Bum1arnor, i ·Mr. and Mrs. Roland Karr Abolin: from We'st VIrginia "' Mill.< on March 21·2!. 1' h • v Mrs. George Jewell, Mrs. Bern- and daughters of Owensboro, Tech, Montgomery, Danny n.nde the following announct- ard Llevlng Mrs, T. Bert Roush ' Ky. visited her psrents, Mr. Dodd, son of Mr, and Mrs. Char- " ''"'' \ Stale Program Plan· Mrs. Paul Hesson, Mrs, Harol~ and Mrs. Otto Grimm over the les Dodd, Wlllie Capehart, son , "'"' r .m!,•reneo on Aprtl ~ Zerkle, Mrs. Rarry Miller, Mrs. weekend. of Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Clpe-1 through 27 at Jaek<on Mills: Howard Burris, Mrs. o 1t 1e I Mr. and. Mrs. Larry L.eMas- 1bar!, Pllllllp Goodnlte, 1011 of 1 A :1 on<k: " ·'"' Sohnnl on Morch Roush, Mrs. Eddie K. Bumgar-, ters of Middletown. Ohio viBlt· , Mrs. Franeea Goodnlte, Wil· · ~~ 29 and 30 at F.xtension Of· ner Mrs. Thelma Capehart Mrs. ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ltiam Bird, son of Mr. and MN. f1Jif> frnm 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. Lawrence Lievtna, Mrs. Leland Bill Howard and Mike over the Loren Bird, Gregory Ervin, eRrll " 'entng, Bumgarner, Mrs. Tom Hollm an, weekend. j son of Mr. and Mra. Deiter ,.h~ lesson "Edur.Hon Mrs, Fred Baley, Mrs. Ray Mrs. Walter Taylor and Mrs. Ervin, George Randolph, Jr., '1'11rot1~h CnltUrDI Arts" "" pr~- Weaver, \Irs. Edward Bumgar- Robert Harleu and sons of Co- son of Mr. and Mrs. Georse aintw by Mrs. Gerald Cllrk . ner, Rev. and Mrs. Martin lumbus, Ohio visited their moth- , Randolph: Ohio University, At!> ~hose attending were Mr; Berlsford, Mrs. C"'l G; b b s. er, Mrs. Melvin Knopp over the ens, Nancy Abolin, 4aQBbter of / Athie Browmn~. Mrs. K. K. Mrs. Billy Lloyd , Mrs. R o v weekend. •, Mr. T. W. Abolln: Rio Grande Sc!!tes, Mrs. Gerald Clark Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Georg• Hmon, Miss Ethel Riddle of Harm· ! College, Blll Pickens, son of 4iher Smith, Mrs. Delton Sav- Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs. Oris burg, Pa. visited here over the 1Mr. and Mrs. Cerll Pickens: I I'll Mrs. Elton Cleven~or. Mr. i Bumgarner, Miss Delores Bum- , weekend, Glenville State College, Sandra Alva Lucke)'<loo, and Mrs, Igamer. Miss June Bumgarner. • Mrs. Floyd Miller of Martet- 1Pickens, daughter of Mr. and ' Stline ( Miss Mary Jan Bumgarner Mia• ta, Ohio visited relatives here Mrs. Herry Pickens, Glendolyn c W.S.C.S. MEETING Jenny Lou Bumgarner, Miss during the weekend. Ord, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. !'he W.S.C.S. of tho Metho- Carletta Gibbs Miss Millie Mr. and Mrs. James Roush Dick Ord: Linda Latbey, \_ ~t cllurch met at the home of. Bumgarner, M~. William H. and Linda and Jeff visited daughter of Mr. and Mra. AdM!'s · Glenn Smith. Devottons 'Biaine, Jr , Mr. and Mrs [Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fields at rian Lathey, Peqy Bumgarner, ~ program "He is My Son" Thomason Casey, Mr. and Mrs. 1Lincoln Park, Mich. over tbe daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- \ - . presented by Mrs. Manon Glenn Thompson, Mr. and Mrt. 1weekend. ward Bumgarner, Jean Bum~gey, with Mrs. Marcus 1 wmiam Lewis, Mr. end Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buck, gamer June Bumprner daugb·· -··- ....._ 'I'I!;IUJh dosing the proaram. Ceril Devrick, Mr. and Mrs, IJr., Susan and Margaret vlsit· lers of Mr. and Mrs. Harold · ~ tho business mtelinl l' Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. :ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bumgarner; West Virginia Wes\ ~~~~ discussed the Bean Dinner Otis Stewart, Mr. an<! Mrs. Ray Martin Bush at Roanoke, Va. leyan, Buetlwmon, Joe Selle>, 1o 7be held on April 2! and also Roush, Mrs, Harry Capeflart, ,over the weekend. son ol Mr. and Mrs. K. K. ·. dltcussed tho May Fellowship IMrs. Clavton Athey, Mrs. R F. I Mr. and Mrs. Lon Smith and Scttes: Fairmont State, BeokY II ~ner. Bryant. Mrs. Cliff Roush, Mrs. family of Tlffm, 0. visited ber Sleeth, dau8bter of Mr. and Mrs. An election of officers for the Dorsey Lee Roush, Mrs. Larry parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. E. L Sleetb, Mountatn coqililg year wae held: Presi- Lalhey, Mrs. Pete Burris, Ml"'. Howard over the weekend. Buslneu College, Bob ~1. Mra. Marion Dlngey: Vice Charles Weaver, Mrs. Terry I Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ll01·· stead, 11111 of Mr. and ""sident, Mrs. Jean Pettrev : f'all, Mn. Eugene Hudnall, ling, Karen and David of W!Do Thomu Grinstead. Retordina Secretary, Mrs. Ev· Mrs. Larpo Ebersbach Miss tersville. Ohio visited relatives Mr. aDd Mrs. Haven Wil li erild Wright: Treasurer, Mrs. I Carolyn Roush, Miss ' Sherry ' here over the weekend. . and daugbtll' Barbara of F'11nk Spradilng; Secrttary of Flesher, Miss Judy Bridges, It Mrs. Donald Cooke of Winters- CordsviUe, Irldlw visited Cb!'isllan Social RolaUon, Mrs. ! Miss Becky Burris, Mr. Edgar ville, Ohio vj~ted relatives sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. El'!"a Folmer: Program Mate,. : Layne, Mr. John Bumgarner an-t , here during the week. Nell Haymlker and famDy Wi Mrs. Vera Minnennan Spir- Mr. Ronald Devertek. ' - - -- · ~---- - ··· ltual L'fe and Cultivation, Mrs. : TOWN COUNCR. Robert Herndoo; Missionary The New Haven Town Coun ~calion and Sl!rvlce. M r '· cil met in regular session with Gltnn Smltb, Local Church Ar- Mayor Mark Ward presiding. ' I tivjties, Mrs. Mark Ward, Sup- Others att<:nding were Recordpi~ Work, Mro. Robert GorrelL er Hilda Rldaway Richard Grin, RII'URV CLUB stead, Donald 0. Roush, Edwin Orrims of the Rotary Club Clark, councilman, Donald Oh· fo~ the new year are as folio••· linger. PoUco Chief and O!arles p~ .- ; ~ent, Mr. Karl Wiles : Viee Roush, Harry Hollman and Ce• P •;dent, Robert Gilmore, Se<'· cil Duncan of the Fl" Depart• re rv Treasurer, Ru11ell CBP'-· ment ha 'll1e club met on Thurs Members of the Fire Depart· / d*J eventng for their reguiQr ment reported to the meeting to . ' . d ·1ler meeting . Guest for the discuss lhe Fire Charge ordl· ". '. ,. "f"in~ was Mr. James Moore nanee being considered by the ,.,.._.her . 1 :!d ° :f" Racme S . Notes 0: 1 ?' JeH FOR AlUTER LIFE ••• READ AND USE THE 1 ALL THIS WEEK DURING 1 1' ) WANT· ADS AT HALF-PRICE fabric buys 1 1 • 1 P -1ir,t PJ~aas::~nt. Others at· Council. After discussing this t• ·!,1n: were Lloy<l Roush Don. the Counctl voted to drop the ~~4 ~ Rnush. Robert Gilmore. I' Ordinanee upon the request of .fc./k Pl.-her, Harry Mlflor. ,tbe Flrt Department. p, ;~ Morcus TrnuJ!Il, Arthur : The Council laid the levy ror "nihhet Richard Ord, Edwin the 118'1·11181 nscat year. TMy . St~ln. nonald ll'otlesonc. Rome] i!M dl!~!>ussed applying to the J !JIIiarn11011, fA!Pts Summen. rovemment to have a boat tll!de Foley, 'llld Fr-llk Cape- dodt erected In New HI Y\ D halt · . 1 throulh the Army C8r])l of En11 ' 1 JO!CJr,JIII fiCI"''q · ~ Scttell Of Letan, W. ..:'·I : 'lfneera. TM nut meetJna will be MINIMUM 75 CENTS Follow~' and USE the Want Ads--- it's • 1n new • fashion colors and designs , · 1 The Fabric Shop Singer Salts a SltVIct 992·2284 POMEROY McCall'• Pllttrnl 115 W. SECOND · w~•r• the action is..••.It's ev•rybo:~rs ;: ''bulletin·boa~d" of best buys-~~. g~o~s, -· · ····4· ·: .,.,_: ·opportunthtst ' ,'· -.I,'',) OHIO 1111 -:? ' . r. ' • . -_; .. ' ·,· • '', ' I '' ) "' '· ' L( ' -,' . ~ ~ r I ~ ' BEDftV' n S Haven N ' I -~~ . • 1 '· 1 ' ) · · ·~ SOII ·M011\yllslted 11,11 week The one.year.ft!~!. «~g!IW)!. _ • ~ ~~-Lon• 8ottom .:Ridg'e'Keno: .... - wit& Mrs. Edith Osborne. Mr. ' and Mrs. Henry 'l;homas r: 'l'oday-is Tlnirsday, ~arrll . Hospital News Ordnance PTA. ." N. ,. El.Mr.' and'I' Mrs.andBlaine Milhoan, ren ·cellar .steps aid ~.. the~ day of IQI!! Wlth flO 1 • N ' Mlk ttend ce1ved and Is In /ollow. 1 So S ··.,_.....,, G Ciety ews ' octety o . ~ .~J' edallleb~ thdonr ~.... t lhe abo • the ilolzet' Holpltal. The moon 'Is between ils Ho...,. Vlsllinl :,,:,. . S r"'f a ay ,....,, a e me . . , . and lll!t ,stages. hours~ 8lld '7-8 p. m. Pirenls UUig upper· .. - . . Mr. and Mro. Edward Schae- Mr. and Mrs. ·DiU Windon, Tile morning star is Mars only on Pedlatrj\ili Ward. · Mr. nlld' Mn. Oscar Babcock Mr. and .Mrs. Howard Wolfe . eelellralinc Mrs. S<ilaefer's and Patricia were dinner ""':'ts The evOnlng stars are y,'enw;j, DaJ!y Sentll)el, Pomeroy-Middleport,_~: :Mar,: 3_{!._l967-' •. ···I) .. . • • ' ' . . ·. . . doWQ a COncUISJOD, .t ~: 1r PT. PLEASANT -.The Ord· were calling on,_ Mr. and Mrs. of Belpre called on Mrs birthday. of her motller, Mrs. Edltb King I and Jupiter, 1 nance School PTA WJII sponsor David Riggs and daughter of Dodson Sunday. who h... " !Jj!en Mrs Edith· Osbor•e visited I Easter on Rt. 7, \ Dutch painter VlllWlt A ~ ":~~"r~a~!':f~ ~:!~~l.J~~ Eastern. David's birthday was · Other callers were iif:·~d Mr. ~~ Mrs. G~tb Smlth at 1 Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Wolfe of Gagh was boril Ibis day AinerJcan til 8 m . observed. lee cream and eake Mrs. Gene Viln Meter ot Bottom Easter. ' Akron called on Mrs. Allee Dod· 1853. , Ht!DrY, Gen~al ·chairmen are Mrs were served to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and MM. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborne / son Sunday. ,On <hls day in bow.~$~~~;~~~ F•rrell and Mrs Mal Hell: Lawrence Hasbargen, of CheSter and Easter witb bar mother, In 1858, Hymlln lhey 118 -.11 · ·'·' ~ burg, Jo Tony; Pomeroy, Ray Osborne. \i~ Larkins at Long ~eDDa 8. Mllbea, .received a patent for the ,first never 1 YOth. ep. or comnu ~e .,..,rm n JusUce, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Glenna Mllboan 'ii' ~ d1 "laster :r===--=====;i.;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;~~-~j;;;-;;;~1! are Food Preparation - Mrs. M Mr ·-• Mr , __ L •• 1• Sunday. Charles Cook, Mrs. A enlo Pan- assar, · ~N s. Mllh~ called OB· "''· Mr. and Mrs, W'llliam Rose' tel k M' Da g Daw n Massar and Diana and Mrs. Dwlgbt Mllhoan1 ·Sa~ Billy of Colwnbus visited 1 ~s~ ~~rl s;~~ eon," Mrs. J!~n: and Mr, and Mrs. Gene Riggs. •· ' Easter with her mothar, Mrs. ny Lynch, Mr~. G. A. Big~s _ Mrs, John Groce spent a day and Mrs. Ed Glenna Milhoan and Bernard. and Mrs. Dave Simpson; F01!d ~0~~~ with Mr. and Mrs. te Do ... Davisvlll W, V Wayne Milhoan called oa MoDo Serving, Mrs. Chester Wams- '·Di w : · I 'Mr nd ~ Mrro.Q; , Reed e, nd'~ day, 8Mr ley; Silverware, Mrs. Howard Mr ' nne~_,gu ki 0 ' a a s. nnle. d Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Osborne Pullins; Tickets, Mts. Rwhard s. F.... Lar ns were How· of Belpre,_vlslted . ·an called on his mother, Editb Qs. ~lckens ; Publicitv, Mrs. Char· ard Larkins, Portland,. Orlin Woyne Prince. ' . borne, one day last week. les Lanham ; Door Prizes, Mrs. Branche, Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cltde Cunrung- Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper, Ed Marlin · Clean Up Ray F<r- Jr. Hauber and family and and daughter, Columbus, sister Clara visited MDnday with rell and Max Heslep. Mr. and_ Mrs. Norman Weber and Mr. and Mrs. William her parents, Mr. and Mra. MayTickets lor the affair are and famtly. and fam1ly of Pomeroy nard Babr. priced at $I for adt~ls and 5G Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Bab· visited Mr. and Mrs. Kelnnyl~;;;_~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;== cents for chilJlren under 12 cock, Florenee Limberger. and Rey.nolds. . years of age. · Bob Coleman were diRRer V1sltlng Mr. and Mrs. u:~ /I Two serving table< will be In guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yates over the weekend ~ ~peration to insure patrons ol W~r: Keno. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan n~es II In Our Wednesday speedy service, V!sltl"i Mr. and Mrs. Joe and son of Mentor, Mr. Bissell were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mrs. Robert Yates of tho price of MEN'S Hayman and daughters, Janet bridge and Mr. and Mrs. J1 WOMEN'S Bissell and TOll1 Groenweld of Yates and Shelly of Chllllcntbe. ONLY CHILDREN'S Columbus, SP4 David VIsiting Mr. and MM. Garth Should hav~ been who is stationed in Smith _and Nellie Stethem were lllrths OMe Pat Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Edith Osborn of Keno and Mr. M~. Stephen C. Cleland, old Holter and famlly and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Stethem, Racme, • son, 8:54 a. m. Wed- POINT PLEASANT -, A fire and Mrs. David Smith 81ld fam. Calling on Etllel Chevalier nesday: Mrs, Melvin E. John· of undetermlned origin caused ily. were Mary Pierce, Emma (NOT 29cl son, 725 Fourth Ave., son, 6:45 approximately $5,000 damage to Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis, Powell and Edith Osborn. p, m. Wednesday, tbe home and furnishillis of Ira Columbus spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koenig Dlscbarges Potts on Millstone Road. willt Mary Pierce. and family of Zanesville. visited Harry 0. Bsldwln, William R. Eleven volunteer firemen Lewis Cow-l and daughter, Leona Sisson. · MILL ST. Bambarl, Ronald Ban, George answered the call at 10,40 p.m. Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell -VIolet Smllb D., Berkley, Mrs. Dannie L. Tuesday, and worked until 3 a. Cozart, Coolville, Mrs. Gene I;-==;;;;;;;;;;;;=~----~ Bflckles, Mn. Clifford D. Csr· m. to extinguish the blaze. Ward and Mrs. Helen Dailey der, Mrs. lrJS. J. Colhns, Delor' According to firemen, the fire visited Nellie Cozart. es ~!'r, Mrs_ Ena B. Coop- apparently broke out in a room Emma Powell and Mr. and er, ""'"' Katie Eastep, Lois L. on the fir&! floor_ Mrs. Oscar Babcock were calJ. Fr~~; -Mrs. Charles E. Gates, Th•y ware called to the same ing on Mrs. Riley Pigott, who Af;s, Gene -Greene, Mrs. Jack scene at 10:45 a.m. Wednesday is ill. ~~·. Jlfrs. Marion C_ Lewis, when fire broke out again. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Caruthers ry .. Avalon G. Lowe, Mrs. I and famlly of Louisville, Ohio, Ronerl McCarley, Raymond G. Mrs. Leona Wells spent several days with Mr. McManaway, Mrs. Carl D. , and Mrs. Marvin Marks. Moor.e1 F1red c. Myers, Mrs. Elected President Mary Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Jat!ies L. Skaggs, Mrs. Kenneth PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Le. Larry Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Snfi,\!', .BUrbage Spaulding, Mrs. ona W<lls, Mam St., was elect- Denver Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Mary A. Wippel, Mrs. Marlon ed president ol the Past Ma· Johnnie Newell were dinner Perlt)ns, Mrs. James P. Young trons Club for the coming year. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart and Infant daughter, Elected to serve with Mrs. Newell of O!ester. Wells , ware Mr.s. Esther Tbom- Mrs. Williant Degenkolb of Of Se' a~, vice preswent, and Mrs. Weirton, W. Va., Wilbur and Sro \ 6 piece Llnme Bruestte, secr_etary- Joe Gillion, Canton, Jack Gil· 1 • treasurer. The next ,mtetillg ~~ lion and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Q - Wbal would maloe me the group will be he.d on Apnl W be d .•., · 24 t th hom 1 'I J e r an son were VISJung see a netwo.li< of lmes that wrig· • a e e o .... rs. ennle Mr and Mrs Norman Welle· gle and $ake and blot QUI part Martin, Mt. Vernon Ave., wno M and Mr Fr d La ki '· ll»l't pull off beal'lllg of ~fo'ii? When 1 cl<>Se my \Vlll serve ·as ·co-hosless wit~ . r. , 'I' ~ e d ~ns ' eyel.,' the lines are bright like Mrs. Louise Crow. wHere vdlS! an s. 1 ' owar uc.uiWJI:I, •, apn spot, only fllckering. They Sunday dlDner guest!! of Mr. c,e~r up alter 20 or 30 m,inutes. Three 1-Act Plays and Mrs. Ol!cer Babcock were fi ". - '1\e a~a .of nugraine Ready for Curtain Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs and ts, your descnptlon, In . cllU- PT. PLEASANT ·- The Pt daughter and Mr. and Mra, dr")l and yoUllf! adults this au- Pleasant High ' Schooi Th"'Jllar. Charles Massar. ra usually followed by a se- Cl b ·'II t th Nellte Court llllct'Lewis Covere headache over one eye u '" presen ree one-act lb;K vomlllng b t · ' plays In the high school audi· zart and dapgbler were dinner pa/t 4Sihe ln~.:al :~=o::- lorlum tonight (Thursday) he· guests of Mr,:a~~_s_Leonard tacks Increases and the bead- ¢nning at 7:30 p. m. Dalley: , . ac!le an<! na be lid The plays to be presented are V!Sltmg Mi'. and Mr~. Dorsel Limit 3 Packages or .bsent usea may m "Shock of Hls We, " "Lunch Larkins were Mr. and Mrs. Vll'q _ wbal sld If ts n For Three," and "Love Hit' gil Wamsley, Betty Louden and These Blades Give Cafer.got for mlg~a~n .. ~ave?ca Wilbur." Price of admission lc. cliildren, Mr. an<! Mt'l!. Hom.r Up To 17 Shaves A,' _ Thlo eOmbfDallon of 75 cents for adult' and 50 .cents Hockman of Kyger and Patty feiQe and ergotamine tartrate children. The pubhc lS m- Stethem. REG. 79c COLGATE (tabl t 't ) h •tted to ottend, Mr. and Mrs, llarold Osborn Reg. $5.95 - Save $1.00 e or ,supposl ory • w en _ and sons, Keno, were visiting taken at the first lnllmatlon of and acetylcholine) but till Ethel La k' Bath Size a~ ~~ck, ~usu~l~ef~tl~e in don't know 1\tlat wouldw:a~se Mrs. B~r::· Lou Polley and 0 :s re~:ably ~r! ~ si~ r~f.l sobetanc:es to build up in children, Mr. and Mrs. Bob ~•~ but hould ot be tak by the blood nor how to prevent Burton of Columbus, Mr. I""" s n en this accumulation. M , ........ P · and bag anyone who has coronary heart rs. '""""' rnu:e Reg. di~e, high blood pressura, Only lddqey disease or Is pregnant. 1.39 Cafirgot P·B contains pentobar· bital as an added ingredient. REG. 6941 1 The!pentobartlltal Is habit-form· ing:l ' 160 COUNT Ql- My huob&ad has severe . elt!&ka of nilgralne. He tskes two to six Cafergot tablets diU but the pain In lhe right I ONLY aidE!' of the lace persists. He bas\even had a nerve cut but · thli~ didn't help him, What would you suggest? WHATEVER YOU NEEDt A,...: I would suggest that your AJMioml .. l 1Upport1 - 11111'111 II'ICII Pfllll IUHII'tt - lllltll Htlftry Salo , lfusband's troubl' 1 wHich ma' i And Poodle Is a sreat axample. Cervical Ceuan - laell ltiPJMI'fl · have started with migraine a~ T~kan from our new collection Trulltl c.,. - hlt-O.tr .. tlvt luJ - Ctl"'kll lr1c11 ' .... sounds more like tic doof Hush Puppies• casuals, this WU.I (I lrt - Wtlker Alfl - lflo 'Wtllel Clfttl'll. . . lou~ux or trigeinblal ·. ~ralgia. flne-flttlnll oxford has Interest· Carbamazeplne, the ~!'est rem,11 FOR lnr dellllllnll with kiltie trim. Along with soft soles, light edy 'tor :thiS ,condition, or ¥an· · w~laht and steel shanks tor · tbl, 'ari oldar· standby, sbQuld 11v~ him some relief. 'Thtv can walking comfort. Comes In DUTTON HAS ITI ONLY Whtn yeur 4Mitr •rllflriNt • lie qlltained Only on a doctor's eaay·Clean Srealhln' Bwshed tupport ttrmt•J, lit til~ It It .. ' 1M ilttta P•tfliMitnttly, .,., ..,. • Pipkin• or alowlng smooth prel!'!'lption. · , .../. NttfV, Dutttn . . tr~llltd tedlnlfeather. Wear them-and be Cl'-. I lm:e 'liad 11evere ' mlclaftl wfto will c.r..ttiY fit yeur ,.rmtnt In PN,..Ional pri¥11J Jra[Jle ' beadliches for elgh\ on your way. N~w. Medium ., tur twn dttNrhlttnt. . Regular Formula " ., '~'i' ' ye~ .. Skull it rays; ·bralnwave t·~Yl ·, Ctm,ret. ttOI:kt .. "IIIIIM:tl II· Wide · wtYI on htlllll. DVtt.rt tlho Ml or test jand ~lood te~(ll were ... all urvlct tither at hotftt .tr tata,lhl, 11*1111 '"' tcctlltn .,,•..• For Color Treated ' · . +ormat, so m~ ~101' .saya .the ..., ytur lfNttr te ull Duttfalt. cause mq!ll ~ , ~tlo!lll. Will Color Hair •' taking blrtb COIIII'Oll!\lli'.iqgra· yace mfgrai~ , .n · · Admisalon~ Mrs Melvin E Johnson 725 Fourth Ave.:· Mr~. Jack ~ens, 124 Mahellrie Dr.; Mrs. James M, Mllls, Dl, 4ii9 Lariat Dr.: Mrs. Charles L. WJugb, Bt: 2 Crown City; Samuel L. Denney 1\t: 2 BidWell·' Divld Ree s,' _ RIO Grande; Hart H. Rocker, Northup; John P, Graham Pt. Pleasant; Harry 'GOodnlte.' Pt. Pleasant: Jobn w. Mc~ey, ~iddleport; Mra. Riley P1gott, t. I Long Bottom; Rosemary A. Sellers, Rt. I Racine; Miss Florence Umberger, R\. I Lon& Bottom: Mr~. Susie E. Gainer, Long Bottom; Mrs. Willard s. Parker, Coalton: Mrs, Lydall E. Dial, Scottown; Miss Carolyn S. Akers, Ironton: Mrs. . Martha: S: Borland, Rt. 1 Ray; Jerry T. Thompson, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Ronald E. Clamp, Rt. 2 .Wellston; Mt'l!. Ern"t. w. Woosley, J•ckson: Mrs, Ottice Brannon, Spencer, w. va.; Mrs. George W, Sexton, Rt. 1 Wellston; Mrs. Ralph M. Hlloon, Raventwood; Mra. Thomas c. Kabisch, Jackson. on t: Correction! r:: /1""LEAF LETTUCE Ml'llstone Road · H Damaged . VALUES TO 6.88 49c lb. KROGER I file '- oueti.ESS"' FREE D. OCTOR SAYS ~ While They Last 25c Curad Plastic Bandages 12 in Package :'!.. · p tte'o'n TELFA•pad · skia $ Sharp Stainless Steel-- I• ,~,o~'"'s uO'I-I~l Sup~r • • RAZOR BLADES FRI. c SAT. !:'" GIANT SID DENTAL CREAM , FLING ELASTIC HOSE c only only Ftr Professional Service: 8c 49• ............ Playtex WITH 29c SCRUB 1nd SPONGE FREE Going places, doing things. erE... JOY JERGENS SOAP S 95 CRUTCHES and CANES? GLOVES. 98C COTTON BALLS , WISK J 89c .-, .,.. ) uOU.J:D MAX FACTOR ' ; STRAIT SET ··s· c · .•~ 'Aalde.!tOm ta·j-:h~~~ ij 1.'' '. ' ' MISSES SIZE...l.l2'h !9 • . ' I . '! • ·i· .' ,_ ' �. .. ['., ~ ' ; / .' , ' '' -' , :,..""_J.o;:. f -~ :ot ..• r...:. ··~·. '' .. . --t- ' ' ~ • ,._• I ' • -,;. ·•' 'f''>\ ' •' " •. ·• fi l!iaster liiunifay dinner 8\l~Sis, &!-DaJiy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mf4~epgrt, 0., :r(ar, 30, 1967 Mrs. f~ii)C6,8 ·~rtS , )~>ere,' . Mrs, loJal1 Magers, Mrt. ~ohn · · 1 "' Welcll and 100, lloliQle ol LaoCIISter; ' in th$ evening I Jhle of Flint, ' Mildred • ' Mr. Mrs. Earl Cleland . sqn, Br~llle, spent Eas· i weekend with his parents, ' ., ~- and Mrs. Walter Cleland. Mr. and Mrs. Robert ]euer· bacher of Athens spent 't!aster 11er pilr;018, Mr. and Mrs. Petrel, . · · Mr. and Mn. Darq' Potter of spelll Eater weekend mother, Mrs. Lovey Sayre. Eatser weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Edward Simpson were LOSS · OF VOICB JD1111t Mr. and Mrs. Solon Butcher of _ . , 18 buurmoDiltable Cleveland. obstaele to eonlll11111g •• Mr. and Mra. ~ancls Mor·. Mrs. Paul Rickard Ia a med· adlq ureu, bill II didn't rls were Easter dloner auests W.l patient at Rolzer Hospital. ~ llrllhb aetor Jack of their daUihter, Cbrlstlne Denny Harbour with the UnitHawkllli. .Cmeer aurcery Lake in Athe!ll. Other auests ed states Marines In North Careoll Bawkllll lila lamyx were Mr. and Mrs. BUl Lake over. a year aao, bul he ollna, vl.!lted his wife here ov· learned 1o talk again by and dauahter, Lori. or llle weekend. J1111plq lulr and releallng Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis Sheldon Roush of Charleston ft llow]y. He reeenlly took spent Easter weekend with Va. Is 1 member of the Brass IApril 12th at 6:!0 p.m. visited bll .parents, M~. a n d • rele alan lmbauador ID their son-in-law and daughter, Ensemble traveling last week FAMILY NIGHT u Mrs. Donald F. Roush during &he 111m, "GreatCIIher!De.~ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wells at ~e» with West VIrginia Wesleyan BACHTEL CHURCH the weekend. Wasbintllon C H 1\T Choir on Its annual Spring tour Family Night was held at SUnday guests of Mr. and over the weekend. Crltt B ~ 'Jr of Worlll· • aeWS OteS undor the dl~tlnn of John E. Bachtel E.V.B. Church re.ent- Mrs. . John Fry were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Laurllngton s r I E.;.ter' weekend -~ut,bythull/llefok~n,ifGOIIdidi>'twontuslumo~ _ Taylor. The cliotr opened three lly with a covered dish dinner Mrs. Max Elchlllier and chiJ. and famlly of Wellsburg, w. with Mr Mrs. c. A. Brad· ...,welter-he woulin t let pup/e monulactute tbomr _, Iconcerts m Greenbner Count<· I served at 8,30, Following 1 h 1 dren, Mr. and Mra. James Fry Va. vlsl~ his slsler and lam· 1 d 0 -· WIN ONE CLASS ~i;itors over Easter of Mr. Audrey Wilson and family of Mr. and Mra. Ja~ McGee 0 and In Huntington and closed ' meal, the group enjoyed 1 film and daughter, all of Pomeroy, lly, Mr. and Mra. Robert The Wm One Cia" of t ha with two concerts In the vlctn· on family llfe titled, "Gold o. Ohio and Mrs. C. E. Fry of Leo nant and children over t and Mrs. Crltt Bradford and Jael!son were Easter I!Dests of and mother, Mrs. Amanda Tuck. &.U B. Church m<t on Mondv~ !ty of Pltt•burgh. Pa. Mr Scttes Lox and the Five Bears." tart. -kend. Mr. and Mrs, Otto Bradford lhelr mother, Mrs. Harry Hay. er Of Lancaater were lllnner ejitmng at the church. D~n'd " the son of Mr and Mrs, K Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dick and Mr. and Mra. Robert and others were Mr. and Mrs. man. guests Moodey ,of Mi'. and Mrs. ,I lions wero led l>y Mrs. ~a h. K. Scltes of Route L Letart, Glenn Roush and Tommy, Mr. family of Lima, Ohio, Mr. and and children visited hls Donald Bradford of Detroit, Mrs. Waid Foster and chiJ. Fred Cadle wbo accompanied 1111mgarnor It was decide 'e:: W , Va., Is a Junior Biology ' and Mrs, Grant Roush, Mrs. Mrs. James Dick and family of at Gates, Pa. over the Mich. dren of Columbus were 111eek· them, in the altemooa to Ripthe group would postpone n major, a member of Sllllll Eldon Rousb Mr and Mr 1 Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Paul end. M and Mrs Albert Wigal end guests of her parents, Mr. ley, W. Ve. to visit their broth· month's meeting because of re· Phi Epsilon Fraternity. Ritchie Bird 'Aile~ and Connie. Kemp and famlly of Toledo. Mrs. Otha LlevJni is a med- n/flmily of ·Prospect spent and Mrs. Albert HUI. or, Mr. and Mrs. Claudie Latb· ~Ivai semces Revh, Ma~t'n l SROWF.R FOR MISS Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jewell Ohjo visited Mrs. Dick's and /lcal patient at Pleuant Valley ~aster weekend with Mr. and M and M Rob t R sh ey and tlleir slstar, Mrs. Ellner Berlsford closed t e mee ng dM M G E Hazl tt IMrs Kemp'• mother Mrs Fre- Hosp1taL . r. rs. or 011 Proffitt at Great Bend wtlh the benediction The grouo I JEAN BIJMilARNER an ary, rs. · · e ' d ·M d th ' 1· t' Mrs. Otis Balley and Mr. and and daughters of Columbus were .' nt the ;, m a inder : A bridal shower was given in Rev. Achssh Miller, Mr. and a art an er rea lVes , Mrs. Charley Smith. · holiday guests of her parents, • 1 evening coloring honor of Miss .Jean Bumr~rner, Mra. Blake Nlc:ewander, Rita, here over the weekend. Mr. and Mra. Henry Roush Mrs. Isabel Simpson spent TURNS OVER COMMAND e&gs for the Youth Fellowsbtp bride elect of William R. Blaine, / Bobby and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. o/i~_ents vls~i1 ~ th~ h~~· and Mildred spent Easter week· Easter weekend in Qllumbus LONDON (UP!) -'IIIe aklp. E e Hunt. Jr The weddln~ Is to he an John Brabham, Rita, Jorce, • etr paren g e 0 : end w(th relatives in Akron. with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bee- per of the luxury Hner Queen 1 ~hose attending were Rev. event o! Anrll lst. The sllower David and Mary Lou, Bill Ob· day weekend. were. from M! , Oflefy Mr. .and Mrs. Ben Philson gle and son. Elizabeth, now In mld·A~Iic and Mrs Martin Bemford. M's. was ~lven bv the l•dies of the linger. Mr_ and Mrs. Danny shall Umve;"Z;,BI~ ~\;. and Min a Lewis spent Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross ,en route 1o New York, has Harold Bumgarner, Mr. and New Haven E.U.B. Church Workman and Danny Joe, Je5· of Mr. an · ac rey, Easter weekend at Southern and children of Columbus spent broken his ankle and ll\rllcd Mrs Harry Piekens, Mrs. Tom held In the '""1~1 room of the se Jewell, Mrs. Charles Jewell, Rick Abel, ~n ol ~· and M~~ • BY li!RS. FRANCIS Plnes, North Carolina, guests over the Easter holiday wltb over his command 1o the ship's Hoffman, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Mrs. church on S.turday, Mardl Mrs. GeorRe Morris, Tracy, J~ Abe~ Mrar~ 1rmk:,ys n· Mr. Dmar Bays has of Mr. and Mrs. Rush Philson relatives and were Easter Sun· staff oaptaln, llle ship owners Dorm · Roush. Mrs. Roy Jonos, 'filh r.am•• were nlaved un· Tressa llld Curtis, - Mrs, Lew· o r_an s. ares . oo ed home alter being a and Eric. dy dinner guests of Mrs. How· said Wednesday. They iaid . Mrs. Eugone Rudnall and Mrs. d~ the direction of Mrs. Carl lS Summers, Timmy, Terry lker, Myra Roush,hda~er f at St. Joseph Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bry· ard Neigler, Mr. and Mrs. ICommodore Geoffrey Marr Frank Young, Jr. Gibbs with prizos won by Ml'!!. and Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mrs. Velma Rous ' bura. aon and SOilS of Pittsburgh were George Nelgler and famlly ware broke his right ankle Tuesday in Bernard Ltevmg, Mrs. John Gilman, Debbie, Danny and i Miller, d~ughterof Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sayre weekand guesls of his parents, also present. ~ a fall on the bridge and turned CHEROKEE HOME Gill, Miss Mlckte Vester. Mt;, · Donns, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Harry Mlller, Betty of Route 1 Bowerston, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Bryson. Mr. and Mrs. George Neig· over his duties to Capt. George OEMONSTRATION Cl.VB Mary Jan Bumgarner. The col· Wren, Mrs.. Ray Cooke, Mr. daugllter Mr. and Mrs. Ohio ~pent the Easter Other Jllells were Mr. and Mrs. ler and children and Mrs. How· Smith. The liner is due In Neiv T1' Cherokee Home Demon- or scheme of pink and while and Mrs. Jack Nease, Jackie, ~~r~rry, from WeSI end Wlth relatives here a a Vernal Blackwood and mother ard Neigler were caUers ID Gal· York Thursday and Smith will 1!•a1 ion Club mel at the home was used In the ,1decorstion of Jeff and Judy, 1 1• Vmveralty, Pbll Cooke, soD announce the engqement of MlnersvUle, u lis Frida remain In command on t h,F o: Mrs. Charlo• Stone. Devo- the refreshment ltlble and gift : PERSONALS · ·. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke, their daughter, Beverly Jeanne Mrs. Harry Pickens was an ~rs. MaryYHamilton and her relurn voyage to Southamp!O\ I t~e.n• were ted by, Mrs. Del! on table. · 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R10.e . Sherry Flesher, daughter of to Sp4 Terry Wood, · Easter gueet Of Mr. and Mrs. son Gene and wife and chil· llle owners said, · S-·m followl'd wllh a prayer Thos. allending and sendin 0 and children of Boonv,lle, lndl· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flesher, a! Ft. Hood, Texas, son ~ Mr. Meredith at Beverly, dren of Newark were visitors of'l b1 lir' K K Solles. gifts were Mrs. w. H. Blaine, ana v1S1ted her parents, Mr. Max Brown, son of Mrs: Fran- and Mrs. Helbert Wood of aDd Mrs w C Smith Mr p t Cross and M. A und of 1 ar contelns 1• fom ·n• l!!e bu<ln•" meetin~ Mi!S Ava Ann Gill, Mrs, John 1andMrs.T!JomasGrinsteadand oes Brown, Ronnie Stem, son rlebsvUie. · aDd of D~"'~n · d Mra ~ ~E terSunda r,'l94 ~ Ui ' 0 18 1' · ·1 · ' """" !he W•st Vir<ln- Gill, Miss Mickey Vester, Mrs. other relatives here over t h e of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Stein, '- an · Y Y· • ee. 10 F rrn and Home Eleclrifica- E H. Reebel, Mrs. Harold weekend. ]Craig AbQlin, son of llff. T. W. ' "" ~1••tln~ held at Jack110n L.ewis, Mrs. Harold Bum1arnor, i ·Mr. and Mrs. Roland Karr Abolin: from We'st VIrginia "' Mill.< on March 21·2!. 1' h • v Mrs. George Jewell, Mrs. Bern- and daughters of Owensboro, Tech, Montgomery, Danny n.nde the following announct- ard Llevlng Mrs, T. Bert Roush ' Ky. visited her psrents, Mr. Dodd, son of Mr, and Mrs. Char- " ''"'' \ Stale Program Plan· Mrs. Paul Hesson, Mrs, Harol~ and Mrs. Otto Grimm over the les Dodd, Wlllie Capehart, son , "'"' r .m!,•reneo on Aprtl ~ Zerkle, Mrs. Rarry Miller, Mrs. weekend. of Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Clpe-1 through 27 at Jaek<on Mills: Howard Burris, Mrs. o 1t 1e I Mr. and. Mrs. Larry L.eMas- 1bar!, Pllllllp Goodnlte, 1011 of 1 A :1 on<k: " ·'"' Sohnnl on Morch Roush, Mrs. Eddie K. Bumgar-, ters of Middletown. Ohio viBlt· , Mrs. Franeea Goodnlte, Wil· · ~~ 29 and 30 at F.xtension Of· ner Mrs. Thelma Capehart Mrs. ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ltiam Bird, son of Mr. and MN. f1Jif> frnm 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. Lawrence Lievtna, Mrs. Leland Bill Howard and Mike over the Loren Bird, Gregory Ervin, eRrll " 'entng, Bumgarner, Mrs. Tom Hollm an, weekend. j son of Mr. and Mra. Deiter ,.h~ lesson "Edur.Hon Mrs, Fred Baley, Mrs. Ray Mrs. Walter Taylor and Mrs. Ervin, George Randolph, Jr., '1'11rot1~h CnltUrDI Arts" "" pr~- Weaver, \Irs. Edward Bumgar- Robert Harleu and sons of Co- son of Mr. and Mrs. Georse aintw by Mrs. Gerald Cllrk . ner, Rev. and Mrs. Martin lumbus, Ohio visited their moth- , Randolph: Ohio University, At!> ~hose attending were Mr; Berlsford, Mrs. C"'l G; b b s. er, Mrs. Melvin Knopp over the ens, Nancy Abolin, 4aQBbter of / Athie Browmn~. Mrs. K. K. Mrs. Billy Lloyd , Mrs. R o v weekend. •, Mr. T. W. Abolln: Rio Grande Sc!!tes, Mrs. Gerald Clark Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Georg• Hmon, Miss Ethel Riddle of Harm· ! College, Blll Pickens, son of 4iher Smith, Mrs. Delton Sav- Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs. Oris burg, Pa. visited here over the 1Mr. and Mrs. Cerll Pickens: I I'll Mrs. Elton Cleven~or. Mr. i Bumgarner, Miss Delores Bum- , weekend, Glenville State College, Sandra Alva Lucke)'<loo, and Mrs, Igamer. Miss June Bumgarner. • Mrs. Floyd Miller of Martet- 1Pickens, daughter of Mr. and ' Stline ( Miss Mary Jan Bumgarner Mia• ta, Ohio visited relatives here Mrs. Herry Pickens, Glendolyn c W.S.C.S. MEETING Jenny Lou Bumgarner, Miss during the weekend. Ord, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. !'he W.S.C.S. of tho Metho- Carletta Gibbs Miss Millie Mr. and Mrs. James Roush Dick Ord: Linda Latbey, \_ ~t cllurch met at the home of. Bumgarner, M~. William H. and Linda and Jeff visited daughter of Mr. and Mra. AdM!'s · Glenn Smith. Devottons 'Biaine, Jr , Mr. and Mrs [Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fields at rian Lathey, Peqy Bumgarner, ~ program "He is My Son" Thomason Casey, Mr. and Mrs. 1Lincoln Park, Mich. over tbe daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- \ - . presented by Mrs. Manon Glenn Thompson, Mr. and Mrt. 1weekend. ward Bumgarner, Jean Bum~gey, with Mrs. Marcus 1 wmiam Lewis, Mr. end Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buck, gamer June Bumprner daugb·· -··- ....._ 'I'I!;IUJh dosing the proaram. Ceril Devrick, Mr. and Mrs, IJr., Susan and Margaret vlsit· lers of Mr. and Mrs. Harold · ~ tho business mtelinl l' Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. :ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bumgarner; West Virginia Wes\ ~~~~ discussed the Bean Dinner Otis Stewart, Mr. an<! Mrs. Ray Martin Bush at Roanoke, Va. leyan, Buetlwmon, Joe Selle>, 1o 7be held on April 2! and also Roush, Mrs, Harry Capeflart, ,over the weekend. son ol Mr. and Mrs. K. K. ·. dltcussed tho May Fellowship IMrs. Clavton Athey, Mrs. R F. I Mr. and Mrs. Lon Smith and Scttes: Fairmont State, BeokY II ~ner. Bryant. Mrs. Cliff Roush, Mrs. family of Tlffm, 0. visited ber Sleeth, dau8bter of Mr. and Mrs. An election of officers for the Dorsey Lee Roush, Mrs. Larry parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. E. L Sleetb, Mountatn coqililg year wae held: Presi- Lalhey, Mrs. Pete Burris, Ml"'. Howard over the weekend. Buslneu College, Bob ~1. Mra. Marion Dlngey: Vice Charles Weaver, Mrs. Terry I Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ll01·· stead, 11111 of Mr. and ""sident, Mrs. Jean Pettrev : f'all, Mn. Eugene Hudnall, ling, Karen and David of W!Do Thomu Grinstead. Retordina Secretary, Mrs. Ev· Mrs. Larpo Ebersbach Miss tersville. Ohio visited relatives Mr. aDd Mrs. Haven Wil li erild Wright: Treasurer, Mrs. I Carolyn Roush, Miss ' Sherry ' here over the weekend. . and daugbtll' Barbara of F'11nk Spradilng; Secrttary of Flesher, Miss Judy Bridges, It Mrs. Donald Cooke of Winters- CordsviUe, Irldlw visited Cb!'isllan Social RolaUon, Mrs. ! Miss Becky Burris, Mr. Edgar ville, Ohio vj~ted relatives sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. El'!"a Folmer: Program Mate,. : Layne, Mr. John Bumgarner an-t , here during the week. Nell Haymlker and famDy Wi Mrs. Vera Minnennan Spir- Mr. Ronald Devertek. ' - - -- · ~---- - ··· ltual L'fe and Cultivation, Mrs. : TOWN COUNCR. Robert Herndoo; Missionary The New Haven Town Coun ~calion and Sl!rvlce. M r '· cil met in regular session with Gltnn Smltb, Local Church Ar- Mayor Mark Ward presiding. ' I tivjties, Mrs. Mark Ward, Sup- Others att<:nding were Recordpi~ Work, Mro. Robert GorrelL er Hilda Rldaway Richard Grin, RII'URV CLUB stead, Donald 0. Roush, Edwin Orrims of the Rotary Club Clark, councilman, Donald Oh· fo~ the new year are as folio••· linger. PoUco Chief and O!arles p~ .- ; ~ent, Mr. Karl Wiles : Viee Roush, Harry Hollman and Ce• P •;dent, Robert Gilmore, Se<'· cil Duncan of the Fl" Depart• re rv Treasurer, Ru11ell CBP'-· ment ha 'll1e club met on Thurs Members of the Fire Depart· / d*J eventng for their reguiQr ment reported to the meeting to . ' . d ·1ler meeting . Guest for the discuss lhe Fire Charge ordl· ". '. ,. "f"in~ was Mr. James Moore nanee being considered by the ,.,.._.her . 1 :!d ° :f" Racme S . Notes 0: 1 ?' JeH FOR AlUTER LIFE ••• READ AND USE THE 1 ALL THIS WEEK DURING 1 1' ) WANT· ADS AT HALF-PRICE fabric buys 1 1 • 1 P -1ir,t PJ~aas::~nt. Others at· Council. After discussing this t• ·!,1n: were Lloy<l Roush Don. the Counctl voted to drop the ~~4 ~ Rnush. Robert Gilmore. I' Ordinanee upon the request of .fc./k Pl.-her, Harry Mlflor. ,tbe Flrt Department. p, ;~ Morcus TrnuJ!Il, Arthur : The Council laid the levy ror "nihhet Richard Ord, Edwin the 118'1·11181 nscat year. TMy . St~ln. nonald ll'otlesonc. Rome] i!M dl!~!>ussed applying to the J !JIIiarn11011, fA!Pts Summen. rovemment to have a boat tll!de Foley, 'llld Fr-llk Cape- dodt erected In New HI Y\ D halt · . 1 throulh the Army C8r])l of En11 ' 1 JO!CJr,JIII fiCI"''q · ~ Scttell Of Letan, W. ..:'·I : 'lfneera. TM nut meetJna will be MINIMUM 75 CENTS Follow~' and USE the Want Ads--- it's • 1n new • fashion colors and designs , · 1 The Fabric Shop Singer Salts a SltVIct 992·2284 POMEROY McCall'• Pllttrnl 115 W. SECOND · w~•r• the action is..••.It's ev•rybo:~rs ;: ''bulletin·boa~d" of best buys-~~. g~o~s, -· · ····4· ·: .,.,_: ·opportunthtst ' ,'· -.I,'',) OHIO 1111 -:? ' . r. ' • . -_; .. ' ·,· • '', ' I '' ) "' '· ' L( ' -,' . ~ ~ r I ~ ' BEDftV' n S Haven N ' I -~~ . • 1 '· 1 ' ) · · ·~ SOII ·M011\yllslted 11,11 week The one.year.ft!~!. «~g!IW)!. _ • ~ ~~-Lon• 8ottom .:Ridg'e'Keno: .... - wit& Mrs. Edith Osborne. Mr. ' and Mrs. Henry 'l;homas r: 'l'oday-is Tlnirsday, ~arrll . Hospital News Ordnance PTA. ." N. ,. El.Mr.' and'I' Mrs.andBlaine Milhoan, ren ·cellar .steps aid ~.. the~ day of IQI!! Wlth flO 1 • N ' Mlk ttend ce1ved and Is In /ollow. 1 So S ··.,_.....,, G Ciety ews ' octety o . ~ .~J' edallleb~ thdonr ~.... t lhe abo • the ilolzet' Holpltal. The moon 'Is between ils Ho...,. Vlsllinl :,,:,. . S r"'f a ay ,....,, a e me . . , . and lll!t ,stages. hours~ 8lld '7-8 p. m. Pirenls UUig upper· .. - . . Mr. and Mro. Edward Schae- Mr. and Mrs. ·DiU Windon, Tile morning star is Mars only on Pedlatrj\ili Ward. · Mr. nlld' Mn. Oscar Babcock Mr. and .Mrs. Howard Wolfe . eelellralinc Mrs. S<ilaefer's and Patricia were dinner ""':'ts The evOnlng stars are y,'enw;j, DaJ!y Sentll)el, Pomeroy-Middleport,_~: :Mar,: 3_{!._l967-' •. ···I) .. . • • ' ' . . ·. . . doWQ a COncUISJOD, .t ~: 1r PT. PLEASANT -.The Ord· were calling on,_ Mr. and Mrs. of Belpre called on Mrs birthday. of her motller, Mrs. Edltb King I and Jupiter, 1 nance School PTA WJII sponsor David Riggs and daughter of Dodson Sunday. who h... " !Jj!en Mrs Edith· Osbor•e visited I Easter on Rt. 7, \ Dutch painter VlllWlt A ~ ":~~"r~a~!':f~ ~:!~~l.J~~ Eastern. David's birthday was · Other callers were iif:·~d Mr. ~~ Mrs. G~tb Smlth at 1 Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Wolfe of Gagh was boril Ibis day AinerJcan til 8 m . observed. lee cream and eake Mrs. Gene Viln Meter ot Bottom Easter. ' Akron called on Mrs. Allee Dod· 1853. , Ht!DrY, Gen~al ·chairmen are Mrs were served to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and MM. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborne / son Sunday. ,On <hls day in bow.~$~~~;~~~ F•rrell and Mrs Mal Hell: Lawrence Hasbargen, of CheSter and Easter witb bar mother, In 1858, Hymlln lhey 118 -.11 · ·'·' ~ burg, Jo Tony; Pomeroy, Ray Osborne. \i~ Larkins at Long ~eDDa 8. Mllbea, .received a patent for the ,first never 1 YOth. ep. or comnu ~e .,..,rm n JusUce, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Glenna Mllboan 'ii' ~ d1 "laster :r===--=====;i.;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;~~-~j;;;-;;;~1! are Food Preparation - Mrs. M Mr ·-• Mr , __ L •• 1• Sunday. Charles Cook, Mrs. A enlo Pan- assar, · ~N s. Mllh~ called OB· "''· Mr. and Mrs, W'llliam Rose' tel k M' Da g Daw n Massar and Diana and Mrs. Dwlgbt Mllhoan1 ·Sa~ Billy of Colwnbus visited 1 ~s~ ~~rl s;~~ eon," Mrs. J!~n: and Mr, and Mrs. Gene Riggs. •· ' Easter with her mothar, Mrs. ny Lynch, Mr~. G. A. Big~s _ Mrs, John Groce spent a day and Mrs. Ed Glenna Milhoan and Bernard. and Mrs. Dave Simpson; F01!d ~0~~~ with Mr. and Mrs. te Do ... Davisvlll W, V Wayne Milhoan called oa MoDo Serving, Mrs. Chester Wams- '·Di w : · I 'Mr nd ~ Mrro.Q; , Reed e, nd'~ day, 8Mr ley; Silverware, Mrs. Howard Mr ' nne~_,gu ki 0 ' a a s. nnle. d Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Osborne Pullins; Tickets, Mts. Rwhard s. F.... Lar ns were How· of Belpre,_vlslted . ·an called on his mother, Editb Qs. ~lckens ; Publicitv, Mrs. Char· ard Larkins, Portland,. Orlin Woyne Prince. ' . borne, one day last week. les Lanham ; Door Prizes, Mrs. Branche, Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cltde Cunrung- Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper, Ed Marlin · Clean Up Ray F<r- Jr. Hauber and family and and daughter, Columbus, sister Clara visited MDnday with rell and Max Heslep. Mr. and_ Mrs. Norman Weber and Mr. and Mrs. William her parents, Mr. and Mra. MayTickets lor the affair are and famtly. and fam1ly of Pomeroy nard Babr. priced at $I for adt~ls and 5G Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Bab· visited Mr. and Mrs. Kelnnyl~;;;_~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;== cents for chilJlren under 12 cock, Florenee Limberger. and Rey.nolds. . years of age. · Bob Coleman were diRRer V1sltlng Mr. and Mrs. u:~ /I Two serving table< will be In guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yates over the weekend ~ ~peration to insure patrons ol W~r: Keno. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan n~es II In Our Wednesday speedy service, V!sltl"i Mr. and Mrs. Joe and son of Mentor, Mr. Bissell were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mrs. Robert Yates of tho price of MEN'S Hayman and daughters, Janet bridge and Mr. and Mrs. J1 WOMEN'S Bissell and TOll1 Groenweld of Yates and Shelly of Chllllcntbe. ONLY CHILDREN'S Columbus, SP4 David VIsiting Mr. and MM. Garth Should hav~ been who is stationed in Smith _and Nellie Stethem were lllrths OMe Pat Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Edith Osborn of Keno and Mr. M~. Stephen C. Cleland, old Holter and famlly and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Stethem, Racme, • son, 8:54 a. m. Wed- POINT PLEASANT -, A fire and Mrs. David Smith 81ld fam. Calling on Etllel Chevalier nesday: Mrs, Melvin E. John· of undetermlned origin caused ily. were Mary Pierce, Emma (NOT 29cl son, 725 Fourth Ave., son, 6:45 approximately $5,000 damage to Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis, Powell and Edith Osborn. p, m. Wednesday, tbe home and furnishillis of Ira Columbus spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koenig Dlscbarges Potts on Millstone Road. willt Mary Pierce. and family of Zanesville. visited Harry 0. Bsldwln, William R. Eleven volunteer firemen Lewis Cow-l and daughter, Leona Sisson. · MILL ST. Bambarl, Ronald Ban, George answered the call at 10,40 p.m. Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell -VIolet Smllb D., Berkley, Mrs. Dannie L. Tuesday, and worked until 3 a. Cozart, Coolville, Mrs. Gene I;-==;;;;;;;;;;;;=~----~ Bflckles, Mn. Clifford D. Csr· m. to extinguish the blaze. Ward and Mrs. Helen Dailey der, Mrs. lrJS. J. Colhns, Delor' According to firemen, the fire visited Nellie Cozart. es ~!'r, Mrs_ Ena B. Coop- apparently broke out in a room Emma Powell and Mr. and er, ""'"' Katie Eastep, Lois L. on the fir&! floor_ Mrs. Oscar Babcock were calJ. Fr~~; -Mrs. Charles E. Gates, Th•y ware called to the same ing on Mrs. Riley Pigott, who Af;s, Gene -Greene, Mrs. Jack scene at 10:45 a.m. Wednesday is ill. ~~·. Jlfrs. Marion C_ Lewis, when fire broke out again. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Caruthers ry .. Avalon G. Lowe, Mrs. I and famlly of Louisville, Ohio, Ronerl McCarley, Raymond G. Mrs. Leona Wells spent several days with Mr. McManaway, Mrs. Carl D. , and Mrs. Marvin Marks. Moor.e1 F1red c. Myers, Mrs. Elected President Mary Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Jat!ies L. Skaggs, Mrs. Kenneth PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Le. Larry Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Snfi,\!', .BUrbage Spaulding, Mrs. ona W<lls, Mam St., was elect- Denver Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Mary A. Wippel, Mrs. Marlon ed president ol the Past Ma· Johnnie Newell were dinner Perlt)ns, Mrs. James P. Young trons Club for the coming year. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart and Infant daughter, Elected to serve with Mrs. Newell of O!ester. Wells , ware Mr.s. Esther Tbom- Mrs. Williant Degenkolb of Of Se' a~, vice preswent, and Mrs. Weirton, W. Va., Wilbur and Sro \ 6 piece Llnme Bruestte, secr_etary- Joe Gillion, Canton, Jack Gil· 1 • treasurer. The next ,mtetillg ~~ lion and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Q - Wbal would maloe me the group will be he.d on Apnl W be d .•., · 24 t th hom 1 'I J e r an son were VISJung see a netwo.li< of lmes that wrig· • a e e o .... rs. ennle Mr and Mrs Norman Welle· gle and $ake and blot QUI part Martin, Mt. Vernon Ave., wno M and Mr Fr d La ki '· ll»l't pull off beal'lllg of ~fo'ii? When 1 cl<>Se my \Vlll serve ·as ·co-hosless wit~ . r. , 'I' ~ e d ~ns ' eyel.,' the lines are bright like Mrs. Louise Crow. wHere vdlS! an s. 1 ' owar uc.uiWJI:I, •, apn spot, only fllckering. They Sunday dlDner guest!! of Mr. c,e~r up alter 20 or 30 m,inutes. Three 1-Act Plays and Mrs. Ol!cer Babcock were fi ". - '1\e a~a .of nugraine Ready for Curtain Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs and ts, your descnptlon, In . cllU- PT. PLEASANT ·- The Pt daughter and Mr. and Mra, dr")l and yoUllf! adults this au- Pleasant High ' Schooi Th"'Jllar. Charles Massar. ra usually followed by a se- Cl b ·'II t th Nellte Court llllct'Lewis Covere headache over one eye u '" presen ree one-act lb;K vomlllng b t · ' plays In the high school audi· zart and dapgbler were dinner pa/t 4Sihe ln~.:al :~=o::- lorlum tonight (Thursday) he· guests of Mr,:a~~_s_Leonard tacks Increases and the bead- ¢nning at 7:30 p. m. Dalley: , . ac!le an<! na be lid The plays to be presented are V!Sltmg Mi'. and Mr~. Dorsel Limit 3 Packages or .bsent usea may m "Shock of Hls We, " "Lunch Larkins were Mr. and Mrs. Vll'q _ wbal sld If ts n For Three," and "Love Hit' gil Wamsley, Betty Louden and These Blades Give Cafer.got for mlg~a~n .. ~ave?ca Wilbur." Price of admission lc. cliildren, Mr. an<! Mt'l!. Hom.r Up To 17 Shaves A,' _ Thlo eOmbfDallon of 75 cents for adult' and 50 .cents Hockman of Kyger and Patty feiQe and ergotamine tartrate children. The pubhc lS m- Stethem. REG. 79c COLGATE (tabl t 't ) h •tted to ottend, Mr. and Mrs, llarold Osborn Reg. $5.95 - Save $1.00 e or ,supposl ory • w en _ and sons, Keno, were visiting taken at the first lnllmatlon of and acetylcholine) but till Ethel La k' Bath Size a~ ~~ck, ~usu~l~ef~tl~e in don't know 1\tlat wouldw:a~se Mrs. B~r::· Lou Polley and 0 :s re~:ably ~r! ~ si~ r~f.l sobetanc:es to build up in children, Mr. and Mrs. Bob ~•~ but hould ot be tak by the blood nor how to prevent Burton of Columbus, Mr. I""" s n en this accumulation. M , ........ P · and bag anyone who has coronary heart rs. '""""' rnu:e Reg. di~e, high blood pressura, Only lddqey disease or Is pregnant. 1.39 Cafirgot P·B contains pentobar· bital as an added ingredient. REG. 6941 1 The!pentobartlltal Is habit-form· ing:l ' 160 COUNT Ql- My huob&ad has severe . elt!&ka of nilgralne. He tskes two to six Cafergot tablets diU but the pain In lhe right I ONLY aidE!' of the lace persists. He bas\even had a nerve cut but · thli~ didn't help him, What would you suggest? WHATEVER YOU NEEDt A,...: I would suggest that your AJMioml .. l 1Upport1 - 11111'111 II'ICII Pfllll IUHII'tt - lllltll Htlftry Salo , lfusband's troubl' 1 wHich ma' i And Poodle Is a sreat axample. Cervical Ceuan - laell ltiPJMI'fl · have started with migraine a~ T~kan from our new collection Trulltl c.,. - hlt-O.tr .. tlvt luJ - Ctl"'kll lr1c11 ' .... sounds more like tic doof Hush Puppies• casuals, this WU.I (I lrt - Wtlker Alfl - lflo 'Wtllel Clfttl'll. . . lou~ux or trigeinblal ·. ~ralgia. flne-flttlnll oxford has Interest· Carbamazeplne, the ~!'est rem,11 FOR lnr dellllllnll with kiltie trim. Along with soft soles, light edy 'tor :thiS ,condition, or ¥an· · w~laht and steel shanks tor · tbl, 'ari oldar· standby, sbQuld 11v~ him some relief. 'Thtv can walking comfort. Comes In DUTTON HAS ITI ONLY Whtn yeur 4Mitr •rllflriNt • lie qlltained Only on a doctor's eaay·Clean Srealhln' Bwshed tupport ttrmt•J, lit til~ It It .. ' 1M ilttta P•tfliMitnttly, .,., ..,. • Pipkin• or alowlng smooth prel!'!'lption. · , .../. NttfV, Dutttn . . tr~llltd tedlnlfeather. Wear them-and be Cl'-. I lm:e 'liad 11evere ' mlclaftl wfto will c.r..ttiY fit yeur ,.rmtnt In PN,..Ional pri¥11J Jra[Jle ' beadliches for elgh\ on your way. N~w. Medium ., tur twn dttNrhlttnt. . Regular Formula " ., '~'i' ' ye~ .. Skull it rays; ·bralnwave t·~Yl ·, Ctm,ret. ttOI:kt .. "IIIIIM:tl II· Wide · wtYI on htlllll. DVtt.rt tlho Ml or test jand ~lood te~(ll were ... all urvlct tither at hotftt .tr tata,lhl, 11*1111 '"' tcctlltn .,,•..• For Color Treated ' · . +ormat, so m~ ~101' .saya .the ..., ytur lfNttr te ull Duttfalt. cause mq!ll ~ , ~tlo!lll. Will Color Hair •' taking blrtb COIIII'Oll!\lli'.iqgra· yace mfgrai~ , .n · · Admisalon~ Mrs Melvin E Johnson 725 Fourth Ave.:· Mr~. Jack ~ens, 124 Mahellrie Dr.; Mrs. James M, Mllls, Dl, 4ii9 Lariat Dr.: Mrs. Charles L. WJugb, Bt: 2 Crown City; Samuel L. Denney 1\t: 2 BidWell·' Divld Ree s,' _ RIO Grande; Hart H. Rocker, Northup; John P, Graham Pt. Pleasant; Harry 'GOodnlte.' Pt. Pleasant: Jobn w. Mc~ey, ~iddleport; Mra. Riley P1gott, t. I Long Bottom; Rosemary A. Sellers, Rt. I Racine; Miss Florence Umberger, R\. I Lon& Bottom: Mr~. Susie E. Gainer, Long Bottom; Mrs. Willard s. Parker, Coalton: Mrs, Lydall E. Dial, Scottown; Miss Carolyn S. Akers, Ironton: Mrs. . Martha: S: Borland, Rt. 1 Ray; Jerry T. Thompson, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Ronald E. Clamp, Rt. 2 .Wellston; Mt'l!. Ern"t. w. Woosley, J•ckson: Mrs, Ottice Brannon, Spencer, w. va.; Mrs. George W, Sexton, Rt. 1 Wellston; Mrs. Ralph M. Hlloon, Raventwood; Mra. Thomas c. Kabisch, Jackson. on t: Correction! r:: /1""LEAF LETTUCE Ml'llstone Road · H Damaged . VALUES TO 6.88 49c lb. KROGER I file '- oueti.ESS"' FREE D. OCTOR SAYS ~ While They Last 25c Curad Plastic Bandages 12 in Package :'!.. · p tte'o'n TELFA•pad · skia $ Sharp Stainless Steel-- I• ,~,o~'"'s uO'I-I~l Sup~r • • RAZOR BLADES FRI. c SAT. !:'" GIANT SID DENTAL CREAM , FLING ELASTIC HOSE c only only Ftr Professional Service: 8c 49• ............ Playtex WITH 29c SCRUB 1nd SPONGE FREE Going places, doing things. erE... JOY JERGENS SOAP S 95 CRUTCHES and CANES? GLOVES. 98C COTTON BALLS , WISK J 89c .-, .,.. ) uOU.J:D MAX FACTOR ' ; STRAIT SET ··s· c · .•~ 'Aalde.!tOm ta·j-:h~~~ ij 1.'' '. ' ' MISSES SIZE...l.l2'h !9 • . ' I . '! • ·i· .' ,_ ' �1,;., • . -~~ ' ; ., 'wANf AD ' ( ' ' . At'OurOKLot of Bqrgalnsl oRMATION · IN;·,_,;.guN•• 1.. DIY .....,.. Pultllc.Hon •• MeitiW'.:QiltedllftO f •· .n, O.nco"dton'i · ·6 Correction.• Will " KC.,ml. \1¢11 f a. 1ft. ftp on ' "' ltobllutton. USED CAR ' ' RIOU!-A-"''IONS ,.._,lies Tht - ~bllllltt tht rlallt til tdlt or Nlttt tn't ••• dtelllld obo ltdlanablt. ThO pubUlhtr will n not bt rgponMIIIt fqr mtlt "'" on be ..rn~ontlbt. for lflj~t th"n ono In· correct tnurtlon. tor Wont Ad Strvln 1963 Corvair s contt per Wont, ON '""rtton. Minimum ChtrP 75c atdiCUIIWI 11 ctntl ,., Word, Sill c lnllrtlont. on ptld dl 25 potr c:tnt DlsCOUft1 d 111 paid wlthtn 10 diY .. ~~Aai Ofl TMANKI & OIITUARIIIII tU. for 50 word minimum. lac •ddltlontl word 2c, BLIND ADS Additional IJC Ctlt~t per AdV.,. tt•ome,_t. 1:3: • · ~ ' WE 1960 Mercury Station Wagon ··· · $550 Local one owner. Good tires, VB e,nglne, std. shift, black finish, red interior, radio. 1962 Pontiac HT Coupe ·· · · ·· · ·· · $995 OFFICI t40UU t S·OO p .,.,, DtiiV ~ 2 -0o Ho~n, !iltureitY PLACE. A m'to I:JIT~i mi.uv Good tires, vinyl Interior, white finish, V-8 engine, 4-speed trans., radio and heater. To WANT AD PHONI tt1-11S6 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door·· $1450 tard of Th~nks ~SH to -thank -·" of our V-8 engine, Powerglide, turquoise finish, cle~n Int., radio, heater. Local 1 owner car and sharp InSide and out. . .nds ne;•hbors and rela· fne ... fod tives for the flowers, o ' cards and kindness shown to us at Ute loss of our mother • Margaret <Maggie) Searles. Thanks to the Rev. 0. H. caft for his consoling ~rds, the pallbearers and RawhngsCoats Funeral Home. S~ecJ~l thanks to her dear sJste.' Jenny Ham;ilrr, who took care of her in her last da~s of ~ life. Your kindness w~11 , always be remembered. Ch<l· l dten of Margaret Searls. !:ti~~'-a:!'u:-:~-.:cg.u~:~~~ Lak: ana .. ! .l Pi . 99e,5iii( · gas ' eook!Dg stoves 'two refrigerators. Phone IN&-2161 330 tfc CQW MANURE. Sherm&ii Ro~ erts. Plwne 992-6476. ' 3303tp ' 25c, ~aci)Jlslll No. 2\1 can 29C, 8 sue 58c•. MtcG! 3 miles South of on 7. \. ' ' • .. ... if ' · • ' · EVINRUDE ._ ~les ~ftc! $flrvice old, repossessed model KM. fuU price $42.50, beautiful waluut console, makes · biltt~­ holes, sews on buttons, makes I fancy designs wlthoul attE•cn-1 ments. 'try It ill yout' r.om<. 1 Call 992-3218. 3 26 Ohio Bolt and Motor ' ' Phont 9924794 or 992-2395 Poillllroy, 0. .Ntelat .. 1'.0"'-'''·'· .CALL DICK RAWLINGS ' . . \ ·-·~ Rawllnp Hond• PIJI'I WY·NIII . . M~DLIIIfOIT, ONII~ .. RADIATOR : SERVICE·:,.: ... BUDGET PRICED rurnlture our tblrd flpor budget shop. Baker ll'unllture, Middleport Oblo. II 12 • eC•r eTruclc • • Core elull._,,, . eAnyTypJ .. KEITH GOBL*~: By ART SANSOM WY S41H ---- . ------- .. ......,.,. 01'1, COME IN ... sweeper, with attacbments, A·l condi· lion, guaranteed. Pay off bal· ance due 4 payments, $5.41 each, Ph. 99Z-2ml5. 3 24 tfc Jack window deanlllg, ~0 lOD . IIIU high, big or .small. S295 for free tiUDII~£:' By HOWIE SCHl\IEIDER GHHfl EEYifOWWfl FOR SALE - 90 acres, 5 room modern house, !rea gas, four MIGHT\' MoUTH STRIKE.1. BAcK I I qoo't know, Dr. Fuaa le! He i~n't miles from !llester. Mrs. 1ij~li«j~-iiiii~ii~~ Susie Gainer, RD, Lolli Bot. I !!EWING ..,....,..., N18 _.. tom, Oblo. 3 28 Gtp Ylee, all m•ktt WY tal. '1'111 Fallrlc llbop, ,_.., . Aalhorlzed Slager .... llrtlee. }, ,, lfD . home! .wci'i.ilNEE , .·~· \ You'll Like Our Cemplete Sente. '; Crllt Bradford .. Write, 1'lloDe or ~ - .f A. c. BlWIFOIID . !'< Bleil... Appreiul and Trldlng Polley We Have Some 1966 Ch•vi'Cll•t• ow. ' Available At Great Snlngsl ·--··----- eommerdal 10 · steipie. Heavy duty 2\<, Ton. 72" cah to axle. Heavy duty frt. axle and 2 speed rear axle. Marion 9' x 7' dump body, T hoist. 1 OUT IF I CANT ~ !OMe FAOT, ;ttL NEVER &E AOLE TO PROVIDE 5ECURI'TY FCR MY liTTl~ 01\RLIN~ •. M~EY .brush or .rull, fll'lll houses any 1962 Chevrolet 2 Ton · ······.. · $2095 be responsible lor contracted by any- i than myself. S1gn- · Griffith. 3 29 3tp PLEAPE !:'ON1T '!'ElL WINNIE ..... ' radio, heater, like new llres. Posttractlon rear axle, at the Freedom . .\1ission, B~han . - St~verS.. ville Rd., Tuesday, Apnl 4, 3 30 2tc Wimf1E WINIQ.E CONFIDENTIAllY, \VINKlE ... All MY MONEY 15 71ED UP IN II DEAL WHICH WII.L MAKE HAlF P. Mllllt)N POUAR& 8Y NEXT ~- VB engine, auto. trans., . power ~teeri~g and brakes, REV. PAUL TAYLOR will be ! '.'.' 1961 Chevrolet 8 Pass... ·.... ··· $595 1964 Chevrolet l Ton Panel · · ·· $1395 1 "' <. 1 - ' HEATING I AIR CONDITIONING SOUTHERN plants for Cabbage, last of March, miltoes and peppers lasr April and May. Order Charles R. Harris, PD11~an<l,l Obio, 843-2693. 3 17 12tc , • II 0111 0'.,.,. .f BAKER' I SEYFRIED· HOCKINGP:1:,:8HIO PHONE 0 , ,, One local owner with low ntileage and nice and clean VB engine, radio, heater, good II.D. tires, rear bumper, West Coast mirror, white top over blue fmlsh, nice and sharp. 1 ' H.Q•.DA . n .. SAID a·sa¥fC1·; Vinyl interior, black finish, good tires, radio, save on price, only $895. 1964 Chevrolet 8' Fleetside Pickup 1550 WHOM it may concern: I am no longer affiliated with the Laurel Cliff Auction House in any way. Watch the papers for the opening. of Stan's Auction House which will open soon. Thanks to a11 of you. I will still have : Bob and Luckydoo as conSign· ers and also Ram bl .m' J o•... I1 Mazzarous. Worthy E. Stanley 3 30 3tp !. , TRUCK BUYS! ro ' By PRID LAISWEr;L • , THE WILLETS ~ ~ ' Suburban. 6 cyl. engine, 4 spe.ed trans .. Heavy duty tires heater. For that large famtly. See th1s. --------- ' ·au Sih~ss:.&e,rvicel:· 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door ····· ··· $895 ' ' \,;;,. Good tires, clean interior, beige over brown fl01sb, PS, automatic, radio & heataer, a real sharp car. Notice I WILL not any debts one other ed: Gary ' 1963 Olds.88 Holiday Sedan···· $14~5 3 30 lip ---·~ -- Coupe .... · · $1195 Four_speed trans., motor recently overhauled, wlslw tires, radio, all vinyl bucket seats. Sharp! 12 contt Plr Wtri. thrtt conMCV. I \• =:-==-=:-=---::-:- MONEY 'I I.AUI tlvt lnMrtlonl. • .... .,. : :::·· r :"" . -;.. • ' WANT ...., f. •' 1 ' ' ' . tNfORM.A TlON 1 '• '"· ...~:·~·'if··~·;j ~~~~¢:~~~~~~~~~~~·*·~~~~~;;J;i :·· ~-- : ., ·--~ • ,. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 -----·- ---- 'I'Q!J WERE TI<EREf WHY DID 'YOU LET POMEROY 992-2126 PETER <ill 9!.Qtl> TO MEE.T ii-IAT HORRI~LE MANtAC? '' ~·· I ' By HARI;)l:.D 'dRAY HI S ~,MA'AM! PJ·NWA'i, PETE'S A ·e_~'! IVE SEEN HIM 'mKE 12QZENS AS BAD AS TI<aT WILD GUY! .. I· 11U:~ 05F.P11J ... NOW litE<? 8tLCI>I6 10 A CCfFEE HOOSE! ' \ ABBIE AND SLATS SPECIAL - Ruth's Beauty Sa· 6 ACRES River bollom. Inquire lon, Mason, is offering $10 , M&G Food Market, 3 miles permanent.. lor $8 on Mon- ~ south of Middleport on Rt. 7. days, Tuesdays and Satur· 3 30 3tc days. Special starts March :---·-- -· · --28 and extend• through April 5 RM .. HOUSE, . basement, 2 15. Phone 773-5686. 3 28 6tc I bedrooms., '" Mtddleport. $65 - - - --------- ----- - -- . month. Contact Edgar Tuck· INCOME tar service, evening ' erman, 471 Richland Av• .• by appointment• onjy. .Phone i Athens, oc call 592-ro35 · Mrs. Steven Eblin ·(wanda), \ ___3__ 30 3tp Laurel Cliff Road, Slate Rt. . FURNISHED house 4 rooms 124. 3 17 30\c and bath. Call 992-33J8 be_ __ tween 3 p.m. • 9:30 p.m. 3 30 3lc NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. Contact Faye Manley Middleport ------------ ·APARTMENTS furnished and ' unfurnished in Middleport. AI· I so 1 single house. Phone 99Z3267. 3 28 ISle I - · - - - · - - - - - -· · - - - - •• i' 4 ROOMS and bath, East Maln I St., Pomeroy, $5&: 3 rooms and bath, East Main St., Pom1 eroy, $40; one 4 room apar~ : ment, furnished, East Main St., $60; one building, 20 x 30, ::====::=:=;==·1 ' - ' ti ' I ; I ' I I I Help WANTED -' ist. Apply on St. Rt. new drums Gables. ·- -· - East Main, vacant lot, 125 root frontage, will build to suit Wanted tenant, East Main St. Phona · - until 4 p. m. 99Z-3975. Alter drummer · vocal- 4 p.m. 992. 9905 . 3_23 trc at Green Gables ·7, Gallipolis. All FIRST FLOOR furnished four furnished by Green rooms and bath apartment. 3 29 3tc Phone 99Z-3874. 3 5 tlc ,.,.,._---· -·- ACBOII8 l.Com fl. Bend 11.Come l.n 12, Girl'S . name 13. Guide lt. Put forth et!ort 15. Pronou)\ 16.Co11ego degree 11. Frcrdt pronoun 18.0men 22. Fa.c::e4& ... pltcbitr · 2-C.At a. dlatanee DICI( TRACY 28, Moontolll crett 29.Cout 30.MOOI1 3l.Tuml 32. Klnd of apple 34.Perlod 37.3.1416 38. Freeh .1. Tapea!rJ 43. Puah EARLY American Stereo, AM, FM, radio, this has lovely maple finish, 4 speed changer, :his set sold much higher. Take ov.r payment.<! of 16 month or pay balance $110.34. Try it in your l;omc. can m-aztB. 3 21> stc .......__ - --1949 HARLEY Davidson, 74, In good condition. can B 0 bI Williams, 992-7360. 45. Slgna.l <&6. External 41. Doctrlne 48. Cubic meter ~ MAN to manage beef cattle I GOOD clean lump egg ar.d farm in Me<gs County, witlt oil t;.eated 'stoker' coal, Peageneral farming. House, utili· cock Coal eo., 1 block from ties and wages. Write Bot tratno light In Cheshire, 0. 147, Lakemore, Ohio. 3 28 6tc Ph. 367-71i26. n I lie IBM t:ainees. See our ..: on Page 1. 2 'll 3tc S ROOM furnished apartment ·-- - ----In Middleport, near shopping WANTED. Work for bulldozer. area. Also a 1·2 bedroom Phone 99Z-2208:__ !__ 27 tote house trailer. Ph. !192-3346,ali-BARMAID. Apply in pers<•n at er s p. m. 12 28 tfc Hi-Ho Bar, Middleport. 0. l 28 6tc FURNlSRED anti unfurnished . TWO MEN for Grade B--;Jairy, aparunenla. Close ID ach101l. · J general iarm hand, .,par- Phone tlll2-$43t. 10 ~~ 111 I"'~' furnished. Glen- 4 110014 uofurnlsbed apll'lllllllll dale Skidloore, Shatk. Poone ·lD fomeroJ, Pb. . . . . . ' m -111', 3 ~ II!~ . II II lfe, , DOWN 1. Net-llke t&brtc 2. Poker ot&ke 3. ltope&lo ~. Zulder ~UTOMOBILE AXYDLBA.A.XB Ia LONQI'ICLLOW One letter almply atandl for anoUter. In this 11mple A Ia used for th• three L'., X for the two 0'1, etc. Sllll'le letters, a.poa.. trophies, the lenath aM tonnatJon of the worda are all hlntl. Each day U.. cocle totten are dlfferenl A (1rJptopom Quolatl01t WXBBWU QUKB XK LB RLRKURKU AUWXKPUI RLE QN tnsurB!lce beell cancelled? Lost your opera!· or'• license? call WY 2-29116 I IS Uc ., PRJ!:DICA:MI:NT.-SANTAYANA 0~ ' co 1111, 1111 I'OIIIiru .lrlt41<l1t, la<.l • '· ' ' 00 IT ~ER H.4U<"01 T~AT~ TER INSUitANCE AGENCY l!'iC. belore renewing your auto lrumranee. We may be able to lUlVt you money. 8 2 If" GUR.-MRLRN<ILHK ft I& A I 'Ll. CANCEL. 'Tl< I CAL.L ~ I <JOT A ~AL W~O' LL. G~E;;;T::-:.A:-:q:::uo:;:ta:;:tto;:o:-;f~nim - REU· BPU Y..tordoJ'a cr,ptoq;loto: LIFE IS NOT A, SPECTACLE A FllA!IT; • Insurance DAILY CBYP'l'OQ1JGTE - Here'• how to BP -UR ..' ...... 3 246tp &. Blundel' e. Blotch :r.t ..... I �1,;., • . -~~ ' ; ., 'wANf AD ' ( ' ' . At'OurOKLot of Bqrgalnsl oRMATION · IN;·,_,;.guN•• 1.. DIY .....,.. Pultllc.Hon •• MeitiW'.:QiltedllftO f •· .n, O.nco"dton'i · ·6 Correction.• Will " KC.,ml. \1¢11 f a. 1ft. ftp on ' "' ltobllutton. USED CAR ' ' RIOU!-A-"''IONS ,.._,lies Tht - ~bllllltt tht rlallt til tdlt or Nlttt tn't ••• dtelllld obo ltdlanablt. ThO pubUlhtr will n not bt rgponMIIIt fqr mtlt "'" on be ..rn~ontlbt. for lflj~t th"n ono In· correct tnurtlon. tor Wont Ad Strvln 1963 Corvair s contt per Wont, ON '""rtton. Minimum ChtrP 75c atdiCUIIWI 11 ctntl ,., Word, Sill c lnllrtlont. on ptld dl 25 potr c:tnt DlsCOUft1 d 111 paid wlthtn 10 diY .. ~~Aai Ofl TMANKI & OIITUARIIIII tU. for 50 word minimum. lac •ddltlontl word 2c, BLIND ADS Additional IJC Ctlt~t per AdV.,. tt•ome,_t. 1:3: • · ~ ' WE 1960 Mercury Station Wagon ··· · $550 Local one owner. Good tires, VB e,nglne, std. shift, black finish, red interior, radio. 1962 Pontiac HT Coupe ·· · · ·· · ·· · $995 OFFICI t40UU t S·OO p .,.,, DtiiV ~ 2 -0o Ho~n, !iltureitY PLACE. A m'to I:JIT~i mi.uv Good tires, vinyl Interior, white finish, V-8 engine, 4-speed trans., radio and heater. To WANT AD PHONI tt1-11S6 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door·· $1450 tard of Th~nks ~SH to -thank -·" of our V-8 engine, Powerglide, turquoise finish, cle~n Int., radio, heater. Local 1 owner car and sharp InSide and out. . .nds ne;•hbors and rela· fne ... fod tives for the flowers, o ' cards and kindness shown to us at Ute loss of our mother • Margaret <Maggie) Searles. Thanks to the Rev. 0. H. caft for his consoling ~rds, the pallbearers and RawhngsCoats Funeral Home. S~ecJ~l thanks to her dear sJste.' Jenny Ham;ilrr, who took care of her in her last da~s of ~ life. Your kindness w~11 , always be remembered. Ch<l· l dten of Margaret Searls. !:ti~~'-a:!'u:-:~-.:cg.u~:~~~ Lak: ana .. ! .l Pi . 99e,5iii( · gas ' eook!Dg stoves 'two refrigerators. Phone IN&-2161 330 tfc CQW MANURE. Sherm&ii Ro~ erts. Plwne 992-6476. ' 3303tp ' 25c, ~aci)Jlslll No. 2\1 can 29C, 8 sue 58c•. MtcG! 3 miles South of on 7. \. ' ' • .. ... if ' · • ' · EVINRUDE ._ ~les ~ftc! $flrvice old, repossessed model KM. fuU price $42.50, beautiful waluut console, makes · biltt~­ holes, sews on buttons, makes I fancy designs wlthoul attE•cn-1 ments. 'try It ill yout' r.om<. 1 Call 992-3218. 3 26 Ohio Bolt and Motor ' ' Phont 9924794 or 992-2395 Poillllroy, 0. .Ntelat .. 1'.0"'-'''·'· .CALL DICK RAWLINGS ' . . \ ·-·~ Rawllnp Hond• PIJI'I WY·NIII . . M~DLIIIfOIT, ONII~ .. RADIATOR : SERVICE·:,.: ... BUDGET PRICED rurnlture our tblrd flpor budget shop. Baker ll'unllture, Middleport Oblo. II 12 • eC•r eTruclc • • Core elull._,,, . eAnyTypJ .. KEITH GOBL*~: By ART SANSOM WY S41H ---- . ------- .. ......,.,. 01'1, COME IN ... sweeper, with attacbments, A·l condi· lion, guaranteed. Pay off bal· ance due 4 payments, $5.41 each, Ph. 99Z-2ml5. 3 24 tfc Jack window deanlllg, ~0 lOD . IIIU high, big or .small. S295 for free tiUDII~£:' By HOWIE SCHl\IEIDER GHHfl EEYifOWWfl FOR SALE - 90 acres, 5 room modern house, !rea gas, four MIGHT\' MoUTH STRIKE.1. BAcK I I qoo't know, Dr. Fuaa le! He i~n't miles from !llester. Mrs. 1ij~li«j~-iiiii~ii~~ Susie Gainer, RD, Lolli Bot. I !!EWING ..,....,..., N18 _.. tom, Oblo. 3 28 Gtp Ylee, all m•ktt WY tal. '1'111 Fallrlc llbop, ,_.., . Aalhorlzed Slager .... llrtlee. }, ,, lfD . home! .wci'i.ilNEE , .·~· \ You'll Like Our Cemplete Sente. '; Crllt Bradford .. Write, 1'lloDe or ~ - .f A. c. BlWIFOIID . !'< Bleil... Appreiul and Trldlng Polley We Have Some 1966 Ch•vi'Cll•t• ow. ' Available At Great Snlngsl ·--··----- eommerdal 10 · steipie. Heavy duty 2\<, Ton. 72" cah to axle. Heavy duty frt. axle and 2 speed rear axle. Marion 9' x 7' dump body, T hoist. 1 OUT IF I CANT ~ !OMe FAOT, ;ttL NEVER &E AOLE TO PROVIDE 5ECURI'TY FCR MY liTTl~ 01\RLIN~ •. M~EY .brush or .rull, fll'lll houses any 1962 Chevrolet 2 Ton · ······.. · $2095 be responsible lor contracted by any- i than myself. S1gn- · Griffith. 3 29 3tp PLEAPE !:'ON1T '!'ElL WINNIE ..... ' radio, heater, like new llres. Posttractlon rear axle, at the Freedom . .\1ission, B~han . - St~verS.. ville Rd., Tuesday, Apnl 4, 3 30 2tc Wimf1E WINIQ.E CONFIDENTIAllY, \VINKlE ... All MY MONEY 15 71ED UP IN II DEAL WHICH WII.L MAKE HAlF P. Mllllt)N POUAR& 8Y NEXT ~- VB engine, auto. trans., . power ~teeri~g and brakes, REV. PAUL TAYLOR will be ! '.'.' 1961 Chevrolet 8 Pass... ·.... ··· $595 1964 Chevrolet l Ton Panel · · ·· $1395 1 "' <. 1 - ' HEATING I AIR CONDITIONING SOUTHERN plants for Cabbage, last of March, miltoes and peppers lasr April and May. Order Charles R. Harris, PD11~an<l,l Obio, 843-2693. 3 17 12tc , • II 0111 0'.,.,. .f BAKER' I SEYFRIED· HOCKINGP:1:,:8HIO PHONE 0 , ,, One local owner with low ntileage and nice and clean VB engine, radio, heater, good II.D. tires, rear bumper, West Coast mirror, white top over blue fmlsh, nice and sharp. 1 ' H.Q•.DA . n .. SAID a·sa¥fC1·; Vinyl interior, black finish, good tires, radio, save on price, only $895. 1964 Chevrolet 8' Fleetside Pickup 1550 WHOM it may concern: I am no longer affiliated with the Laurel Cliff Auction House in any way. Watch the papers for the opening. of Stan's Auction House which will open soon. Thanks to a11 of you. I will still have : Bob and Luckydoo as conSign· ers and also Ram bl .m' J o•... I1 Mazzarous. Worthy E. Stanley 3 30 3tp !. , TRUCK BUYS! ro ' By PRID LAISWEr;L • , THE WILLETS ~ ~ ' Suburban. 6 cyl. engine, 4 spe.ed trans .. Heavy duty tires heater. For that large famtly. See th1s. --------- ' ·au Sih~ss:.&e,rvicel:· 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door ····· ··· $895 ' ' \,;;,. Good tires, clean interior, beige over brown fl01sb, PS, automatic, radio & heataer, a real sharp car. Notice I WILL not any debts one other ed: Gary ' 1963 Olds.88 Holiday Sedan···· $14~5 3 30 lip ---·~ -- Coupe .... · · $1195 Four_speed trans., motor recently overhauled, wlslw tires, radio, all vinyl bucket seats. Sharp! 12 contt Plr Wtri. thrtt conMCV. I \• =:-==-=:-=---::-:- MONEY 'I I.AUI tlvt lnMrtlonl. • .... .,. : :::·· r :"" . -;.. • ' WANT ...., f. •' 1 ' ' ' . tNfORM.A TlON 1 '• '"· ...~:·~·'if··~·;j ~~~~¢:~~~~~~~~~~~·*·~~~~~;;J;i :·· ~-- : ., ·--~ • ,. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 -----·- ---- 'I'Q!J WERE TI<EREf WHY DID 'YOU LET POMEROY 992-2126 PETER <ill 9!.Qtl> TO MEE.T ii-IAT HORRI~LE MANtAC? '' ~·· I ' By HARI;)l:.D 'dRAY HI S ~,MA'AM! PJ·NWA'i, PETE'S A ·e_~'! IVE SEEN HIM 'mKE 12QZENS AS BAD AS TI<aT WILD GUY! .. I· 11U:~ 05F.P11J ... NOW litE<? 8tLCI>I6 10 A CCfFEE HOOSE! ' \ ABBIE AND SLATS SPECIAL - Ruth's Beauty Sa· 6 ACRES River bollom. Inquire lon, Mason, is offering $10 , M&G Food Market, 3 miles permanent.. lor $8 on Mon- ~ south of Middleport on Rt. 7. days, Tuesdays and Satur· 3 30 3tc days. Special starts March :---·-- -· · --28 and extend• through April 5 RM .. HOUSE, . basement, 2 15. Phone 773-5686. 3 28 6tc I bedrooms., '" Mtddleport. $65 - - - --------- ----- - -- . month. Contact Edgar Tuck· INCOME tar service, evening ' erman, 471 Richland Av• .• by appointment• onjy. .Phone i Athens, oc call 592-ro35 · Mrs. Steven Eblin ·(wanda), \ ___3__ 30 3tp Laurel Cliff Road, Slate Rt. . FURNISHED house 4 rooms 124. 3 17 30\c and bath. Call 992-33J8 be_ __ tween 3 p.m. • 9:30 p.m. 3 30 3lc NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. Contact Faye Manley Middleport ------------ ·APARTMENTS furnished and ' unfurnished in Middleport. AI· I so 1 single house. Phone 99Z3267. 3 28 ISle I - · - - - · - - - - - -· · - - - - •• i' 4 ROOMS and bath, East Maln I St., Pomeroy, $5&: 3 rooms and bath, East Main St., Pom1 eroy, $40; one 4 room apar~ : ment, furnished, East Main St., $60; one building, 20 x 30, ::====::=:=;==·1 ' - ' ti ' I ; I ' I I I Help WANTED -' ist. Apply on St. Rt. new drums Gables. ·- -· - East Main, vacant lot, 125 root frontage, will build to suit Wanted tenant, East Main St. Phona · - until 4 p. m. 99Z-3975. Alter drummer · vocal- 4 p.m. 992. 9905 . 3_23 trc at Green Gables ·7, Gallipolis. All FIRST FLOOR furnished four furnished by Green rooms and bath apartment. 3 29 3tc Phone 99Z-3874. 3 5 tlc ,.,.,._---· -·- ACBOII8 l.Com fl. Bend 11.Come l.n 12, Girl'S . name 13. Guide lt. Put forth et!ort 15. Pronou)\ 16.Co11ego degree 11. Frcrdt pronoun 18.0men 22. Fa.c::e4& ... pltcbitr · 2-C.At a. dlatanee DICI( TRACY 28, Moontolll crett 29.Cout 30.MOOI1 3l.Tuml 32. Klnd of apple 34.Perlod 37.3.1416 38. Freeh .1. Tapea!rJ 43. Puah EARLY American Stereo, AM, FM, radio, this has lovely maple finish, 4 speed changer, :his set sold much higher. Take ov.r payment.<! of 16 month or pay balance $110.34. Try it in your l;omc. can m-aztB. 3 21> stc .......__ - --1949 HARLEY Davidson, 74, In good condition. can B 0 bI Williams, 992-7360. 45. Slgna.l <&6. External 41. Doctrlne 48. Cubic meter ~ MAN to manage beef cattle I GOOD clean lump egg ar.d farm in Me<gs County, witlt oil t;.eated 'stoker' coal, Peageneral farming. House, utili· cock Coal eo., 1 block from ties and wages. Write Bot tratno light In Cheshire, 0. 147, Lakemore, Ohio. 3 28 6tc Ph. 367-71i26. n I lie IBM t:ainees. See our ..: on Page 1. 2 'll 3tc S ROOM furnished apartment ·-- - ----In Middleport, near shopping WANTED. Work for bulldozer. area. Also a 1·2 bedroom Phone 99Z-2208:__ !__ 27 tote house trailer. Ph. !192-3346,ali-BARMAID. Apply in pers<•n at er s p. m. 12 28 tfc Hi-Ho Bar, Middleport. 0. l 28 6tc FURNlSRED anti unfurnished . TWO MEN for Grade B--;Jairy, aparunenla. Close ID ach101l. · J general iarm hand, .,par- Phone tlll2-$43t. 10 ~~ 111 I"'~' furnished. Glen- 4 110014 uofurnlsbed apll'lllllllll dale Skidloore, Shatk. Poone ·lD fomeroJ, Pb. . . . . . ' m -111', 3 ~ II!~ . II II lfe, , DOWN 1. Net-llke t&brtc 2. Poker ot&ke 3. ltope&lo ~. Zulder ~UTOMOBILE AXYDLBA.A.XB Ia LONQI'ICLLOW One letter almply atandl for anoUter. In this 11mple A Ia used for th• three L'., X for the two 0'1, etc. Sllll'le letters, a.poa.. trophies, the lenath aM tonnatJon of the worda are all hlntl. Each day U.. cocle totten are dlfferenl A (1rJptopom Quolatl01t WXBBWU QUKB XK LB RLRKURKU AUWXKPUI RLE QN tnsurB!lce beell cancelled? Lost your opera!· or'• license? call WY 2-29116 I IS Uc ., PRJ!:DICA:MI:NT.-SANTAYANA 0~ ' co 1111, 1111 I'OIIIiru .lrlt41<l1t, la<.l • '· ' ' 00 IT ~ER H.4U<"01 T~AT~ TER INSUitANCE AGENCY l!'iC. belore renewing your auto lrumranee. We may be able to lUlVt you money. 8 2 If" GUR.-MRLRN<ILHK ft I& A I 'Ll. CANCEL. 'Tl< I CAL.L ~ I <JOT A ~AL W~O' LL. G~E;;;T::-:.A:-:q:::uo:;:ta:;:tto;:o:-;f~nim - REU· BPU Y..tordoJ'a cr,ptoq;loto: LIFE IS NOT A, SPECTACLE A FllA!IT; • Insurance DAILY CBYP'l'OQ1JGTE - Here'• how to BP -UR ..' ...... 3 246tp &. Blundel' e. Blotch :r.t ..... I �'. . j ' , · ~n About . Middle~rt '·, . ' ·~ ... ' 1 j ~ •• . >) ' .... '"" 1'\ ....... l • • ' • • • • i ' >, r , " ' . ~to~ ld~Jf,en)';ft!fii ~iqh~ ~Til' 8 ; '- I ' I ' ' '• ,.. , WHITE. PERCALE . . ' . ' - . . /'···. I· ..!.. BED SHEiTS \.t ' / ~. ' •' ' l• ' ., • ,J! ,, • . ,. :-· ., ' ·' . Qultn Size .Fitted Bottom Shllils King Sia Sh•ets 108 by 120 lnclm Hollywood Long ShHIJ, Fltttd . . $3.89 $7.9~ . $7.95 FRI.·SAT .-SUN. "BEACH BLANKET BINGO" Frankie Avalon, Annette ' I' ruary - up $3.6 million over February, 1966. Ohio attained 16.3 per cent of its annual sales goal February 28 with Savings Bonds sales of $61.4 million during the first two months of 1967. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs I • ! Large selection of pol· c~e·free dl't!Sel Iii driJHII'Y cotloils, be!llbergs l!ld ' aceta~. jel'lleys. Many styfea to . ~e from In mlssu and h$alh!~s. , , . · ~ 1 . , I; tives. 'AK ,,~;o~f\'1,~ Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold, Fu n1eello Jr., and daughters have returnCounty volunteer Savings Bond ~ P lus ed to their home in Cincinnati 1 chairman, reported county . "A SHOT IN THE DARK" after spending several days I bond sales in February were , here with his mother, Mrs. Jam· Peter Sellers, F. lke Sommer !$34,134. The county attained ~ ' es Arnold, and his grandmother, 15. 1 per cent of its annual sales fti Mrs. Laura Powell goal February 28. ·. and other relatives. They aJSOi fl ti j visited with her family, Mr. and ~ ~ Mrs. Arnold Eubanks of Gallia Spending Easter with Mr.. County. I Katie Young and Jean were Mr. and Mrs. Neils Powell Mrs. Robert Bailey and Bobby, have I!S their guests their grand· Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. children, David and Deanna 1 Marion McGuire and family, Dowler of Athens, Ohio. Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gladwell has returned BUY OUR GOOD Joe Manuel and sons, Racine; I It Ohio State University after NEPTUNE MODELl! Mr. and Mrs. LewiB Hodson, Rl. spending the spring vacation I, Minersville; Mr. and Mrs. [ with his grandparents, Mr. and 1 Francis (Sonny) Hudson, Cleve- 1Mrs. Delbert Beeker. With br1ssspinner rod ·~ land , and Harry Roush, Clilton. l Mr. and Mrs. Kalad Hindy 1 Calling in the morning were ' and children, Steven, Jane and • With G.E. motor '' Howard Young and Linda. '! George, and the latter ' s guest, This ls our good Neptune brand-the I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bing, i Tony Sivigilia, returned to their Cleveland, were weekend guests ' home in Seneca Falls, N.Y. folold reliable, one we have sold for years. of Mrs. Bing's mother, Mrs. ! lowing a week's holiday visit J. K. Smith and sister and . here with her parents, Mr. and , It will give satisfactory ~~rvice. brother·in-law, Mr. and Mrs . . Mrs. George Baker and other , Vincent Dabo, Pomeroy. · relatives. 47.50 , Miss Judy Bing, Cleveland, i Miss Charlene Davis has re. visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas turned to her studies at the All repair part s carried in stock. Kelly and Mrs. J. K. Smith. · Rhode Island School of Design Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris after spending the spring faeaand daughter Kimberly, Missip- tion w1th her parents, Dr. and pi, and Janice Patehadula, Mrs. J. J. Davis and family. dligan. returned home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garwell, after spending the weekend Athens, spent Easier with her grandmother, Mrs. Grace parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira BulGioeekner and sister and cher. ly, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vroman and sons. ()thers visiting and children, Mark and Mary of Belpre, visited Sunday with Around and About * Pomeroy width. 1 • SALI Sptcltl Valu.H In Women• 2 Piece Jamaica Sets. 1 Fast color cotton prini two piece Jamaica short sets. Stripes,' solids, po1ka dote and ~becks. s!Zei 12 ~ ·18. $2.95 2·95.3 .19-3·49 Contents are 35% reprocessed woo], 3~ % rayon and 30% miscellaneous fiben. Assorted colors-Mono-Brown, Multi-Brown. Avocado, Rust, Red. $3.19-20x32" $3.95-22x42" $7.95-30x54" $11.95-42x66" $25.95-66xl03" · $36.95-91xll4" $46.95-102xl38" $8.95-22xl08" RUNNER $10.95-22x138" RUNNER - - -- $2.69 $3.19 $6.39 $20.79 $29.69 $37.69 $7.19 $8.79 T~shirts by'Jane Colby' . These beautllul knit tops in aollds and ,prlnta. are 111'81-la fashion. Short sleeve an~ sleeveless slyleo. SCoop neekllnu, crew necks and tie shoulder styles-Dark tone and poatela. Easy to waah. Sizes small, medium-and lar&e. .. . end .· THROW RUGS ' . "PHIL MAID" Womtnt llootiC Lit or ' Set tht l'lnt Stltctletl Band lot KAtZ BATISh SHin GOWNS',. 2 BRIEFS tor $po of 8~ Quellty Spoc111 $2.(101'· . ·;, 100% Viscose Rayon Pile. Heavy latex back - abso· lutely washable. Size 26" x 45", Be,u\iful bright col· ors. 'IJCtlz" Htrmontlre EBERSBACH HOUSECOATS and NOVELTY SNAP FRONT COATS HARDWARE Main St. Pomeroy A large selection of prints and pastel colon. Sizes 1maU, their parer.ts, Mr. and It . ville after spending the Easter week with Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and family . She was taken there by her daughter, Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Harley Swisher. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones I ' 99c Zanes~ STARTS FRIDAY MORNING AT 9 lola Cleans House To CLEAR ALL Vanity Cases - Traineaaes - Att&che' - Good col· ors and coverings. An excelient buy, $6.95 at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray at Point Pleasant, W. Va. spent Bm PILLOWS Mrs. Dupont nurse, and a classmate, Mar· ' lene Baker, were Easter wee~· II Former Prices Forgotten As We Give You Bargains--- DRESSES Val. to 1.95 Gloeckner and Mr. and ting. A good buy. St\,95 ,L T Mrs. I mat· Ledlie Sisters Style Shop A wide range ol styles In Don't Forgttl '' .. . '. I .. . - and Children - dependable Westclox Clocka Also big savings on Kodak Film and aH cosmetics. L------------·-------~ e Elberfeld• Qrtptry ·Department II hudquarten for Hoover ·Swteptrs - •II stylts •ild ik!ppll-, tnd Repair. e The Houwwarts dtptrtmtnl Is htldgllllrltrs tfJO Hoovtr App,l•ncll ' -~' 4 ' ' . ' • eTii;'flurnlt,il.it Departnwnt for Hoover Spin Dry Wuhtto, . ' Salel Glidden Paint .· s.t, This Wttk·End (friday tnd Stlurdlyl WI trl naving Nit prlcts cin ~II of our w-n• 'and Glrll Cotto •nd Suits-Come up to the busy Reedy To Wttr deptrtment on ·tht 2nd floor for th"' blrgoina. BE THRinYI SAVE '. .. ~ Our sale on Timex Wrist Watches for Mel~ Women each $2.95 end $3 ' .95 ' .. ! Sizes Small, Medium and Large Court St., ~omeroy . ,. $2·95 short Jetu, knits and wash· able cqttons. Sizes 3 to 8• and 7 to 14. Fashion knit shells. Perfect tops for pants, skirts and shorts. Hand washable - Jllb knits, helanca knit and lacy patterns. V-necks, crew necks and mock turtle neck, . All sleeveless. White, pastels and dark tones. (FORMERLY PHILUPS SISTERS) Open Fri. til8 -: S1t. tll9 711 14 Trousers. The leading makes at blg savlpgs. Hund• reds to select from in the Mens and Boys Deparff ment on the main fioor. • 1 Some Hats- Purses -Sweaters At Drastic Reductions ALL GIFTWARE AT l PRICE JEWElRY AT l PRICE - SOME FOR LESS! $1' 95 airs two and three piece SLEEVELESS SHELLS · A2C Marvin J. Gilmore, ar- 1 , rived home recently to spend ' ;• a 28 day leave with his parents, ' 1 1Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore and I 1 brothers. He has been stationed 1 , at Biloxi, Miss., for the pas\ 18 ! months as an electronics illstructor. He w.HI return to Tra· , , vis Air Force Base in Califor.. 1 nia and from tllere will be sent . to Okinawa for 18 months. I Miss Connee Rae Wllhams, 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Williams of Rutland Road performed In the annual variety show at Morehead State Uni·ver· !I slty on March 9. Conn•e is 1 stu<lent at Morehead majoring In Physical Education, Val. to 22.50 Plllow sm Big Shipment! Womens Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ~ ry Horton of Huntington, Pa. GROUP 2 Val. to 15.9$ always fJu.ffy, non end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell Mr. and Mrs. Criswell returned the girls to Huntington, W. Va., Sunday evening where they are taking affiliate training. ' Dacron witb Rose floral pattern in blue or plnk, Odorless', SHORT I In the Mens tnd Boys Deportment see the biC· selection and J31g Savings on Mens and Boys' GIRLS SALEI $3.95 Miss Diane Criswell, stmlenli IJ (All FamouS! Brands Included) er and white. 3to 6JI week . Easter with his rr:other, Clara Murray. Penna preiS knits pullover T-Shfrts, short sleev., t,o be worn wath slacks and shor~. Orange, blue, yellow. laven4~ YOUR CHOICE Grant Hospital. She will return to her home in Athens this WINTER AND SPRING WEARABLE$ GROUP 1 RIB T-SHIRTS LUGGAGE with Mrs. Davidson, a patient yd. SPECIAL PURCHASE $6.69 Gtl, Spred Sllln - - - - $1.20 $2.15 Qt. SJirtcl S.tln Stle $1.70 5•1• $1.90 $2.$0 Qt, Spred Luttrt $2.7Q Ql, X Pert Liquid Pllllfl= ,_.. $2.11) $1.95 (Iii. X Pert Liquid Pl11tlc S•lt $6.15 17.40 Gtl. l'll!rel1'm•l ., Salt $5.90 •us Ot: 'flloren•""' Ali O.F _ .. ' . COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ol)e of t!l~ state's top Democrats today split with his party, endorsed the .Rhodes .Mministration's Ohio Borid Commjssion (O!lCI .proposal and urged all Democrats in Oll.lo·to vote' for It at the· May 2 s~e~¥~ elej:lio~. . · · Robert F. Sw,eeney of Clevela!lf,.. defeated· last Novem,ber, as De~ocratlc candl· MONTGOMERY, date for attorney 'en~ral, said t~e .}ffi)posa! "deserves the fulr iUpport Qf tb~ Dl;mo· bad the w..,;d from Gov. cratic party in Ohio." He called 1t- '1/.cilasstc example of ·people-onented. legtslatlon'' have made their decree, . ·and cons.istent with the goals of .thet!Ultional Democratic party and what 1t tried to do · In a defiant speech '"'""1 In the 89th Congress. I . . . the Legislature Sweeney was Ohio's c~ess- Sweeney 181$o criticized Clevewere •out of step the state lllllJiojlt-large from 11165-67 and i ll!lld Mayor Ralph S. Loeber, the people" and thou~t lhey all her r• REM)Y TO GO...._ This chorus line wUl be dancing to "A,bflene'' as the cur· said that while·in that office and and ohlo,,pemocrals for were taking a backward step by of our · tain~gges up ·tonight and Saturday at 8;08 p.m. at Eastern High School. The an· campaigning statewide last year log t1!e pr'oposed constitutional oppo!!IJ)g "perblpl the speech came a day after a. d~~~~~~~~; · ~tial'rtiulilcal islunder the direction of Mrs. Allee Nease. Girls left to right, are he became aware tbat tile state amendment which will be on Ohioans are going to be requlrmg total dese~gation ~ 'lleta W~tson, Diane Lodwich, Debbie Keebaugh, Unda ~aer, Helen Martin and w~ reaching "emergeney level" the May ,·a ballot. called on in history to vote on." elsewhere in the South by Slll!iia. '119ney. , In lome fields. · . He said he felt bls party's Hils Democratic Leaders next September. ..::.:=:;::,,.;,ti~,;.;,,::;:.,-:-.'1•- - -- -- - - - - - - -- -- - - -----...;.-__,..-------'----'---+ ·-- - Sweeney blasted tlte "carping Sh~ asked the Le&lslature · · and harrassing by some of the cons1der g1¥1ng her or. of my party... slating jolntlr control ·of . :.J.• ~'S· It is "tie to park for partisan- states pubbc ~Is if &hip" on the iBsue. . appeal should fail. "We have to move now to proPollee,PGwer job opportunities In the While not specifically 8(lCDing Ill''"'"' areas to meet education out what ultimate aci!OilS she be ;aid and the OBC migbt tske, Mrs. Wallace asked lion Ia "makes availahl~ these benefits for auillority to Invoke "the · now. not 10 or 15 years hence." powers of tbe •ta::te~~"si&;r r;~ Sweeney said he was · the Legislature " to take to ille road" in increaalng the number of state of the proposal tltat would troopen. vide long-range finanelng and "I ask you, In the event planning (or capital Improve. stay iB not granted, or menls. appeal be WISUCCe.tsful, "I believe the people ought consider placing In the go•'el'l1,ot lstal:e." understand there are members of the state of Alabama or ill the Democratic party 1n Ohio the governor and tbe wbo feel we have to move now " lure, all power& I slated and lauded ·merilb,;, vested tn the state ~4flr- JMII'Iy In the legislature dent of education, for OBC not Ilinlted to, (Includes Previi!Us) · with regard ' to · varioua local boards. of lion," she said. The governor ask.ed Iegialature to meet u committee of the whole bear testimony from uo · wr· . .rrzs W zns .JB. . ,.." $l ' o '. Ch 0 ln~ .n ,'·oo ... K enned!tf S w• . h z, ··~ GIRLS POOR BOY and Lee Davidson were in Co-. Jumbus Sunday to visit $6· Select Your Wall To Wall Carpet Now On The 2nd. Floor and Wear - Preshrunk - Drip-Dry. Requires little or no ironing. Beautiful dark shades and pastels. Mrs. Mrs. Bernard Schramm has returned to her home in 2 65% Dacron Polyester/35% Cotton. 45" wide. Wash Mrs. John Vroman. I medium and IarKe. Friday and Saturday. 00 for FLOCKED DOTS Fielding Hawkins and Mr. aod I, j $2.91 Fin• Combed Cotton Knit HBANCRAFT' , Federal WESTERN KNEE KNOCKERS all the warmth of authentic Early America. i .. Clevelander FindS:Gov..Rhodes Proposal· Lurleen .,Example of People: Oriented ~Legislation ,. $3,98 heavy weight, goocj looking reversible Colonial Rug- :;~1,1 •',I,, . $3.95 Trim fit western wranglers - taUore4! of fine quality twm, double stitched seams, belt loops. Mint sreen, pink, gold and white. · Sizes 8 to 18- 2nd Floor "HARVEST' COLONIAL .BRAID he.~ ond Blue Bell Wranglers YD, REVERSIBLE RUGS A .. · o r · .........wee'-y emocrat ,:- Set The Ntw Sptlng Putel Colors In SALE-FRIDAY ANI) SATURDAY '' 31 1967 . 7:50 . terns and weaves. Solids in most wanted colors. 54" 3' lor SOc e 'J Wblle they last. Many st~les1 all much higher I SUMP PUMP I, UPHOLSTERY . FABRICS Frldoy ond Sotvrdoy Do You Need a Good J WASH QOTHS ON ·SALE pncea. ~· i ' Mmh 31, Aprlll -2 r .. n.ol«l To T~··ln'~e'r~ : Ot""- 'M~UOJI ·; ,,., ' Choose ·several-of' the~ 81 by 108 lnchts Double Bid Size.. $2.96 Double Btd Size Fitted Bottom Sl!eets _ $2.96 . 42 by 38 Inch Pillow Cuts li plilr $1.51 , 72 by 1011nchts Twill Btd Size $2.76 ·Twin Fitted Bottom ShHIJ . $2.76 'tlulitln Size ShNii 90 by 120 lfichts $3.89 [ Sales of Series E&H United States Savings BJnds in Ohio 1 were $28.2 million during Feb- ~ . ' . ' •. ·. '~ ,treet . type ··or~s$e• .; · . -e:!l ;' 'I ., ' . . ,,, ., A IHutlful Group of WoJ!Hin• $8.9,5 ,·_' · . · , S~ve This WHk·End on Ctnnon Y~oyillltmlly" -. ., ..,. I ' .' . 1. ·r~te: store~ M'Every · ·~:~ Ali . - ' • • , ·9:A~~ Time ~~amii~. S~opping Ail Over·~: and .)'Qt,uriii~Y The···, Store. 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