https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/aabe0f409e16609e61f6d51bb928886b.pdf bfa365dff75a2d80eb8c7f336b722a48 PDF Text Text ' . ./' 1 ·, ' . ' ' ' '• ' ' 1 ' ' " ' \"~-. I .• ~- I· ' "' 'Soil Stewardship-Week is,April30~May j · _ ·"nU-ee . ~ • ~phas~ "".;,.• ~ ;n~ tor ~ ~~t~1 'iped~t Land" 11 the liteme ol ·h IJ ·slblU\y as a stew~- of olir1soD ·altelltten aild. ·-~~'! · to :t b!l Stewardship Week, April 9IY 10 aDd 'Wlller resources 8ncl to It- ·I I¥·ol ~- il\d·.~el_OII­ AbOut ~- ou ~ _Is to Weather Vutallli doudlaell, ""ter• ,: May 7, accord~B .I~ . lll'Vll!ond cas attelj_UOII on men's splrl~ fug :lhe · sOil,: -~. S. Brown, S~te ·Conservai,IOJ>ua1 aq.tute and-the !liJU an~ wa, .and wi!<Wie res~~· (I ,lsi .lor the 1/SDA Soil Conser- ter ,resourees o~ wiUdi hi~ ~1\• 'ed I!J!OII ~IIII · "r tlie.~li!r; '': Miss J Boggs student vatlon ~tpe, ~adquartered dependll. , . , '. ·J!09k!tls, ~urdl ~;t!Jilol3o oy ' at Columbus. · "Three Qiljlrten. Of: Oiu r era, ' Churdl balleliD ,,: lbsel'ls, nurae al Holzer Hospital, GalU· .;.11 o.. ·-"sbi W~ , ·wa> La-'" refers '·to the .•Iii!'!' ifia\ .•••eemats and· ·t elatijje · '' polis spent the weekend with .,.,. ,.,w..... P "" ' • · '-' ' ""' ' · Ofd · if •, "' her 'parents, Mr, and Mrs. started ihoi1!y 3lter .: Worlli aboul7~ ~r- cr,t oU!ie ,~o' ere:· eu; · ~ . - 1~.• ,,, 'llie . Lionel Bogs and lamlly. War ll: MagaZ\ile!. OI!\!SPflpel'S, In private ov, mlilp. ,'111\is - ~··~~~~~-of, 1~ . M w--.. baa .~ ...... radio u,n,u.ally . ,__ • , ., , , ;'li(~!fr ,~~~'""'"ilOillr~ at 1- · - • ' lidll••• .: .,a' taUnns with Mrs.E. • uuu th~ .. Ulllllllllilt'11' , ....... .. •\· WJ1!e CI!J. tbal her llt'andsoR, vr:;y ne l<1!li ,m-~-·prog!:IIJII , .. ., . . ..,.,.,,,•._,,.-.,. ..,.,... ,~~ ..... --.... .;.,., 'R"l''" ''~~"w' ' IBracky) woott>hao b el!.n C;!ltircll~• and the National- Aliso-. A·2C and· ~· ,Georg~ A. Ho~- ~ Olllo,, . ;J!rtllilr ;ll<l~ . , traMferred to Hartford, Conn- cll\lion Iii, Soil and Water Coo .man are lllUIOUDCing the ~~ each SoU ,8Jjd \V~~r Coils'erecticut He has moved his lam. ·serYilt!on.Dlslrlct.s. The IJill'P')Se ol _a . 4 .jb. 12 oz., .,&JrJ,.. ntp!llil Dlslr~~·J!: ~~ . . , . · Liza Da\m al ,'l'op~','Y Jl!&l.;' IR!!I}l!eJ .1Jf 'ibi!· U~.t~" .i lly there from Mlainl, F Ia. whe;e !JJ! Is ·sttlt(one.l with the \·Ministers'' ~ · b p!za. wllere they have been resldlilg , _ , Air' F rl)e. Gr&Jidp en'lions club; · -- ·~els"inWt· 0 the oost several years. $N~CIOI ' ' · ' '' " • t.;ll •r-. , • ~"' Mike Archer has left for hts f"" , . Mr. and Mra.•~les llolflrn!n; es~ should 'll01'1acl """ M.,.~ · t Ft LIDeoln . Jl8ts., 01 Pomeroy • .am~ &il -and wa1er eonsetvat!Od ne.w as.,gnmen a1 · 8en 1a· . '" · Mr. ·and Mrs. Howarll ' . V a n Dllttict ~ at lbe MIIBCI\114 mm· Harrison, Indiana, alter Tb• Rev. Max Donahue re. M •• -M·'ason, w. va.•'""'· ., ·P·"" ' y -·~-• ·n" · •• 1 • · , ere• ,.. Is Tem,.e, ~.oro , ......,.. lllllhavmg spent a 1.... ay eave YicwecJ .pliru! to obaerve I ~ e lb · · · 1 • fi s1 child ·bei f.n.36?.8 . ·. ' with his family, Mr. and Mrs. "Ne<l' Lite:•Miisloo" ptulse of e coup .e_s r · ,. . · , ·, ·, · -______;__ 1 Charles Archer and family. Meth~_oi'.! n~ ·Qcl. 14,20, cml· &-;Dally Sentinel, Pom~roy-Middleport, 0., Afoll 8, 1987' Mr. and Mra .. Herbert Fink minaling ffi nnal meeting . ~ ·" ' · . returned lo their home !1'rlday with a guest . speaker, at .tile ;- . ' aft~r spending the we;t with regular meelil1g ol the Official '· th01r daughter, and family, Mr. Board 01 Heath Metl1odist and Mrs. Howard Ervin at Church Sunday evenfug at the THE TALENTED ITALIAN DESIGNER VALENTINO Asymmetrleol one-shoulder obliron eoal lJ woraover the~r farm home near Racine, church. Mr.' Donahue presided showed his new eollcction at a party hosted by Mortba matching palaU<J pajamas. Evening pajomas (center) wh1ie Mrs. Fink was recuper· 1in the absellCI! of Wayne Gillof Park Avenue for the benefit of th~ Committee to are in white surah printed in giant brown eircles over · atmg fro~ an 1llness. They were boos, chairman. . ' Rescue Italian Art. One of the many versions of Valenmatebing chlft'on. Bulterfty dress (rlgbl) II I -hand· accompamed home by their 1 He also discusaed a tan lor llno's chain prints (lcftJ Is In white on midnight blue. painted prolusion of rainbow colors. , granddaughter Miss Rhonda . . ·P . _ __ ___ _ . . _ E . ho • pulpit exchange WItil a group ' - - ~ - - ---- - r Mrs I rvm, w was the weekend type ministry ieaturing dialOgue . I, ""'•'Z"'~'"'"""""'""""""""'"' l"t 8 p. m. at the home o . houseguest of Rhonda Hysell and !Ill H .:\1.S A planning session on lbe , Guy Reynolds, Mld~eport. Mrs.:She came to attend tile Middle: ~a:~ ~':"!~~;s ~ :. I coming Communily Vacation !Philson Will have e tphrogrroawmn. oort High School variety shnw Community Dally Vacation Bi· · . , , , • Bible School will be held : Members are to. wear " . p"'d ay even 1ng, .. "'e sat"rday ble School for .Ibis summer andj I S Tuesday a_lteroooo ~t lbe Mid- ~ homemade Sprmg ~ats. jevening dance ~nd the Sunday •nnounced snrln~ conference to 1 Miss Carroll Lyons, Middle- ' "Spring Thoughts" was the ; dleport Fwst_ BaptiSt Church Thursday •mnrmng wors~11p serv1ce at 1be held April 311 from S _ 4, 30 "'\ , ""rt Public Librarian. hns re- subject or devolions at the de-l ai z p. m. wdb the mrnlSten ! REEDSVILLE · Long Bottom , Heath MethodiSt Chur5h. 1 p. m. at a place to be an· Middleport 'IT n-·"-er· ••lion· Ob$ervarice ol . Week lnlabllltll. I • ,...... ro ,.,.. ,.,......, Of TM Melp.Mao_n ...... j -VOL- XVIII NO. 274 • OUDCI , are ·· w_., ltodpt !lllcl Wed!Miday... Low P(l)MEROY-MI~OI;EPORt OHIO TUESI;>AY, APRIL 4 .. 19 1rr er oves ~til, . fs R"vlewed a Tl'tles Recet'ved ,.- At Ml'ddleport .'· PubliC Ltbrary ~·~ Sprtng . ThOUg ht Are Theme of PM Devotions ~ased the following titl es re- li:!yed meeling of the Past Ma· In charge. Teacbers and belp. ! Homemakers ~lub wtll_ meet M_rs. Mary Lyons Vl~ited In nounced. IIrons' Club of Evangeline Chap- i ers are nee~ and ~ay at- 1Th~rsday evemng, Apnl 6 at ~abm Creek, W. Va. wdb rela- 1 Copies of the yearly church :(: ceived at the library : · "Kissed the Girls and Made tee, OES, Friday evening at the tend lbe plaomng sesswns. 17 o clock al the home or Mrs. . t1ves over the Easter holiday. budget were distributed. A dis. lbem Cry," John HLJle : 11 Ciiff- l Masonic Temple in Middleport. ~~nwm~,nwJ3i'{WJI'[iltlP IGe~~ W 1 ~ 00;, Top!~~ will ~e She ~~-ac~~~nled home by lcusslon was held pertaining to ll3Ve;I" Dan Ross: "Summer ' Devotions were read by Mrs. jon Bankmg and Emergency I . the chimes and the choir mu. t.ove,'~ Suzanne Roberts; "Jas-!John Lyons, and Mrs. Lyons, ~-w. ~~·,,.,.. -..;.>:j;.~- "l(i< ">• .. , ., ;J!--i:-~_, ,· Preparedness." I ic. • m, Son of J'"on." J. U. Giesy: lthe president, also conducted ·• •I Friday i ---'· •Basketball Rules In PICtures." 1he business meeting. ' ' ;;. LETART FALLS Parent ' -• ber nl•ce. Miss Betty Jean 1Teachers Assn .. will sponsor a ' . "tdited by A. c. Jacobs: "Srm.l New yearbooks were distrib- ., Richard•. for a week's visit. 1uted to members and get-well , ~.n Says," Margaret Ril ter. _"" dance this Friday, 8 to 11 p.m .• ) Mr. Fred Shiflet, retired In the 7-8th grade building at Middleport businessman, is • ''Danger. Hospital Zone'' Ur-1 cards sent to Mrs. Zrlia Cross -': JU!a Curtiss: "AI Bertram's flo- and Mrs. Griff Russell. Games ,; ;r:I Racine. Music will be provided medical patient at Holzer Hos' el," Agatha Christie: "The were played and pnzes won by : by the Dynamic Distortions. pita! In G•Uipolls. Jnlted States m Vielnam," Ka- Mrs. William Reynolds, Mrs. ,_. Fi Books recently added to Mr. and Mra. Wayne Ams· Ill. and Lewis : "Vengeance Rid- Lee Roush. Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, I Mason Personals IMeigs County Boo!<mobile: bary and l•mlly, Gallipolis, vi•· !r," Dan Roberl s ·'Second Mrs. J. A. Youn~. Sr., and Mrs. •'" • I Mr. Eu~cne Rayburn and , . MEN and IDEAS jlted Saturday evening with Mr. • r~ \.ove," Hortense Lion ; "The Lyons. ! I! SOQs of Muncie, Indiana visited j L.B.J., The Man Fi'om John- and Mrs. Vernon Weber and ::~.'H"•:'Jeasure of Hts Company.'' ! A dessert course was served' Monday a week with Mr. and Mrs. Har- EOn City, by Clark Newlon. j family, and Mr. and Mrs. Law<', . 'aul s. Fa1•, Jr. : "Endure ~nd 1by the hostesses, Mrs. Walter W.S. W.S. or the Enterprise ry Grimm. . ' In the Shadow of Presidents, renee Milhoan. ::Onq""·" Dr. Snm Shepp"'d: 1Hayes and Mrs. Jack · Bechtle, EUB Church meets Monday at i Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sm•th of The American Vice-Presidency Mrs. Lucy McKlnney: b 1 s .~ . 'C~ pab 1 f' CJf lbnor.'' A\\en · rrom a table decora_ted w1th an 7:3J p. m. at the home 0 r: Columbus visited over the andlmccessionsystem,byMich- .been returned to her bome af>--;.. ·. or~·ry : ''Th? Worr,t>n at Pme arrangement of spnng rlflwers. Elizabt'th Davis . I weekend with hlS ·piirents, M:-. aeJ Harwood. Iter having been a patien·t at ::re,k." Ai'is MrKny . Others attending were Mrs. Paul MIDDLEP011T Garden Club. and M:s. William Clay and International Communism and Holzer Hospital lor tile past TiJ-:r;, ry hours are from 12 Winn. ~rs._ M. L. . F r e n ch, Morxiay, April 3 at the social : ~·ith her parents, Mr. and Mn:. American Policy, by Bernard , Week. , "'" ~ t" 5 p.m. MondaY Mrs. Fteldmg Hawkms. , room of the C&SO Electric : ~cs Ml'ynard. , IS. Morris. 1 Jim B!Jl Hawlay 01 Walllrld«f· tlu·uugh S:c l:crrtny. :company, at 8 p. m. 1 Reverend and Mrs. RIChard! The Hero witll the Private , Ohio, has returned to h!s t;l!jjt - ---EASTERN LOCAL Band Wright and three _children oi lParts, Essays by Andrew Ly. ·es at Ill• IJalversl~ ol 'l'lll~q 1 ThrPe Received in (/ rh M b 1 'p Boosters will meet April 3 at Graflon, W. Va. VISited recent- ~ Ue. •after havb1g spent part o1 the . . " I I I I : mr . em ers "ved 7:30 p. m. Plans will be made ly with Mrs. Murl Megee. Rev_ How They Saw lbe New spring vacation wiill hil grend. (. . t' n rt P fhree pe:!,onsh_ were r "~' th for two banquets lo be served Wright, a former pastor ol the IWorld, by Ernst and Johann• mother, f,lrs. ;Janie'. lli!jley ~~ and Mrs. 1 00 ross rnlo mem .rs rp 0 ea _ in April, Mason Methodist Church, is pas- 1Lehner. 1 MiddleJI9tl, He · ltaa aoiitmpanh>vr• leRCned .'herr Methodrst Church •t the_ 5"" , tor at the Grafton Methodist ' The C.lonlal Era, by Herbert 1ied by 1 gue~l, Mlsa Lu Ann . S MSn,t. Chiford day mororng worship serv•cem- 1 Church. Aptheker. . Miller. He lo a · rresh!DR~ it has arrrved safely at cludmg Mrss Kathy McGrrr, ! Tues~a! I Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Weaver Patent Your Invention and the uniVIIltlll)l. • ' · . StramfJord Arr Forcr rtaught~r of Mr. ,'nd Mrs. Char-; REGULAR McE1 1NG of the and family of lllinois, visit<'<l Make II Pay, by William II. I Mrs. fl:iye Palmer, Mlddl~ 1n Gt:eenland, ~h~re he les Wr1ght, Van Johnson an~ P~meroy Ba~ Boost~rs Assn.[ their ~arents, Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson. ., port, motHer . of Mra. Danny L\l~tr}l\'be statroned lor a )ear . .sandra Johnson, son and daugh l'flesday, April 4, at 7.30 p.m. Edison Weaver ond with her y 1!1' p rson 1 1 T Bryan and Mrs 11'red Geo wife, the iormer ter ol Mr. and Mrs. James at the Pomeroy Senior High parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Guide. &." t~e aTa:"'m~<litor:x of Racine, has been a pat!:~ . andthree ch,Jdren Johnson and MISs Rhonda Hy- School Aud1tonum. RusselL Mr. and. Mrs. Russeii iPrentice·Hall. at Veterans Memorial Hot!Pilal al therr home In Co- sell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. REGULAR MEETING of returned with the Weavers lor ON SCHOOlS lor the p89 t ll1ne weeks. 1 Ohm, un111 hrs return. Roher I Hysell. I Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, a visit ,• . d Ed ••1 b Mrs Danny Brya • 1 ed ·h h Do ah , Tu sd A . · ...,nguage an uc~on, y · n recev has been w1t t e The Rev. Max n ue, pas- e ay, pnl 4, at 7:45 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Russell Flower. a surprise telephone call from tur, off•crated. I REGULAR MEE:TING of and family of Baxton, IlL vis- The . HQOSl~r School • Boy, ' her son, A·2n Tom .Bryan and I ------Middleport _Lodge 363 Tuesday iled her oarents, Mr. aod Mrs. by Eggleston. , family who are slaUo~ed at UTE CAREER 'I Apr.i 4 at h7.30 WM p. m. With Har- ,Clarence !hie !rum Friday un· St uymg d . th e Ch'ld . t h e Grand Forks' , N.D, .. •· past LCh I m NEW YORK IUPII - Rulh · ry · " er, ·. · , Itil Sunday, Also visiting at the School, by Gnrd<ln. Iweek to remember her blrthM e!)('vilt Grandma on "Pistols j SEW RITE Sewn~ Club wd: , !hie home was another daughThe American Stadent's Free· day observance. 1nd TUESDAY April 3-4 'n' P•itidoats" didn't start her 14holdda 5rummt thageS shoe obn _Aidprt Iter and family, Mr_ and Mrs. dom of Expreosion by Willlam. j Mrs. C. H. Slater of Jackson· . a e c rn m mg ;IBob Moore o1 syracuse. ' · lied recent 1y wfth her professional life as an actress . an son & Cowan 1Ylll e, VIS until .she was 41l. She's 71 Pomeroy, I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell, Chemistry Calculations, by son and family, Mr. and Mrs. , with six grandchildren and six Gary and Danny of Mason, vis- Vavoulis. WIU!om Slater and son, Billy, 'great-grandchildren. I wednesday ited her parents, M'. a"d Mrs. German Grammar m. by I - -- - -- - . AMATEUR GARDEN C I u b harvey Hickman at Dixie, W. Jorgensen. 1· lfA8 SURGERY :Air For<e 23 years. He I• a , will meet Wednesday, April 5, /Va. on Sunday. Fundamentals of Personality, Miss Catherllie RusseD, brnther of Mrs. Harold •Wilma) I------- - - - - by Dreger. daughter of Guy and Norman IIS:rr.ent of Middleport. Athletle Records, by Meade. Russell of Rt. I, Middleport, Is JUST RI!ADING recovering from emergency 1ur. Exploration of Uterature, gery Sunday morning at . the by Reck. King Daughter• Hospilal, AahNovember, by Flauberl. land, Ky. Miss Ruseeills a 1tuJules Verne and Ills Wott, dent of the K~ni~<*J. CbMstian by Evallll. College a! Grayaob, Ky. She II Joseph Conl'!ld and the In room 287. of Autobiography, by Ssld. /F-.................,..........iiiiiii Happy Valley, poems, by nam. ·o comtng:ii Events I' Rooks Added ToMetgs' B00kmob.lI e a i• · ' ' --11 Mrs. Nea~e 1 Voca1 Muide IDstruetor ~- Mrs. Nease in 35th fear . 1 I s ·"'"o-lt l . I I Adorable • in durable clothing by •• '\\llsret '. '- Mrs. Nease Is a graduate ol School and Denabo at· UnKanhaD ~ .. fORLD '. 1 THEATRE now, :'" I 1 1 1 ELBERFEtDS • -i, ·~ .. Of Tbe Peacocko, poems, Mirror,' Mirror, by Sloeum. Ulterlo( motives, by ""'''"·:1 ell. DIF!1'ERENT Martinll ~nd Whipped Crtain, Petrie. · · ' ! r- ·'' Vege:Jarlan Delig\111, by Meh· OF ALL YOUR NTER GARMENTS THE SUMMER it in •nd we give it our qu11ity 1nins now. far The it up in the fill 1nd p1y only for F1a11~r Pare. ,by Bowrlnl On Playtna Wltil Uons, by M<~Kenn• " '!'rovers .. Flahing wJ!It Float and· Fly, O!Ud. I TIJinkle ti]C White Cal, by I charges.. All . your weartble ~press•1d 1nd!f•dy for you. 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Other '81 Fordt Wtfll on a bon,.J•rrtng t lltpiiChase rldt lll'lcl J gruat hng trip.,.up and down lht L6il Angeln doiiMWD ·~· Thtl r~t~.~n• -.rt.always tht .. m1 : 1tlll ~ultt . .UII "'"119· furnqce • Idealforbasement,added· Mowen Nowl Get 1 Good Deal ....... . • 190/ • $15 40 per month, ~- · -for 24 months (completely inetalled) • Empire 40,000 BTU Classic-Aire direct vent . ........ .1'! .•rr- ' .-·" t ,.41:"<-. •• ~EATING: SV$'1'£MS V>l;t AS LOW AS wall in your living area and providei forced warm air heattbrough trim beseboard cbamel• to u many u four IIOIIJoL-IIoworl .... ,.... ...... ooftly ....IN" "'"''' ill .... Aototl-. lt.ntleNi• .A .......... rooma. Thea· -etyled, cabinet wood-grain • and baeeboards a decorator's touch to~ home. FORCID AIR SYSTEM It provides econcnni~al whol&-ho\UIQ onone heating lwidiy at a .fraction of nor- ~ cost. '·' . ' .FLOOR FURNACI I' As ..... S15lU ' ' "' HU,Y , .- ~ IIIOADLAWN ' :.. ...t .... . . i~s (CIIPIItiiJ IISIIIIH. .,. 'i·- ' MIIPI . . -..., 1Wei4QI :'j Empire 100,000 ' BTU furnace, comple~el1 In· stalled inCluding • room w.arm-an- ducts, eold~air return, central thermostat COD· ~- PUU. PIIEilliATIC 'l'ltR• '\;!/ RA·TIIIIIS· Rtot I! x 6.00, ' ,.._,u·a4.oo. ' . ' ' ' and always will be.,;i ,cou·r1e·o . us, wnn.,, O!"flltor as cl,-~iiJ She is~ ready to r1eeded. · you in·.ariy ·situation or .....~.. ~H•htfe Is ther:hvery h·o~~r:of ·. 1iliefJ~rber'1 ,.,,llH j 'l:' . .. . ... ' ') ' f ' The· Tintt-· To Sav• At Your ;.; ~r~. /~lersl ~I , . I • f . .. ' ' ... ' ' a.PLANS EASY·PAY • ' .' •• ,-.-a~~c:~Un . ' ·,A,ill-'alw.aYs revolve · the· troL ' ' .'i'· u !OOS • ITRAT'ION . \!Ill(~· P-..M I H.P, (!)~~~ ',.I.,.,'.......... ......... .,.. . . - ' '. . l{f ' ' -- ' I -' 'Poitietllf, Obl'f Cadlllac-Olc!S!OPtilfe, :c;"~. · , ( -' . ... . ' ---~ :· ' • I �. I, ' \ r • I Vo'ic:~ .-.i)i'' 1ilo:·~.,.iil:. wa~ ~4;· ;:-~ ·:E~:~;&~ ::~~~~. . TIIPj · 'J . ". .: . -· . ' .· · . A ... . ; tbal lite • • J!oYal Tat,l!it • ~ -~.'1le-M;rtJacMeogl4· "(w . ·~ iiUf wfuitl' 'l'Orl,•ol ~· . """" for an ·AI ~ of tiMt Glallim'o\IS Gt:indma bdo 11 a 111uical • . • Harness rae- ltellt to Japan wU11 hts ~ elt~ . ~~~ ~~j§us~~~Siegi~··~~~_!;~~~~ glide willliD lwD weeki . R U ~ 181111 abjeclllop at Miami · Harrllc!D's agaja "lDiereste!l" In Beach~ Tropical Park: OWDel' fllmlnJ "GoildbJe, Mt. Ollpe" Fred' v~ Lenny! wm buy up the ~d(!J' of bls contract at · ,~. '-.... , 810011&'1' SERVICI!l works Db lbill: When lite Cl!P: sule "Guys & Dolls" petloniled at the White House, !be "Big Julie" gangster eltaraeter '1!'8!" GUCHO '!C.~-=:..n't permitted to weat a sboulTropical and go back to Pomder holster .. 'lbey're also the pan_o Park track north of Mi· lads who couldn't lteep that ann .. Last week the TropJCal !ellS-loused goof who walked on trots had a one-olght crowd camera at the Tony ,..,ards ol 2.411 apalhetics who bet a and nussed Barbllra Ha!'rl• Iota! of $73,312; the whole seafrom sneaking into and .sittfug son's gate was $1.,0.19,000-tbat's actually in Pres. . Kennedy's not even a rare one-night 11&A aiG INVE510~ inauguration.gala box . . Bar· . cal pace at rutber N Y. track. bars Harris seemed singularly Henmone Gingold Signed for HAD A LOT iiED UP IN. underwhelmed at her Tony A- PT. PLEASANT _ The Grand a star rol~ in "Dumas," a IIlii'" I ward . Far more since!' was and Petit Jurors lor lhe Mal ica1 openmg this summer m I most-talented little Norman term of Mason County Circuit L. fi.. an<! S. F. before N.. Y. \ Now arriUlflelhe circled letters • Wisdom, who admitted befor• tCourt were drawn Monday alter· ll!!it season ... S~age. musical I ~ to form the surprise anBwer, as and after that he'd certainly noon in the olfice of Circuit star BJ!Iy G!llton s widOW M•d· l _ d1 sugge&ted by the above cartoon. prayed lor it. Clerk Howard Schultz by Jury •lme tat Wul Roge1.·s II08Jnta,l, , h d . . Fred Green Saranac, N. Y.) writes she • Caterina Valente, w 0 exp10 ." COmm.LSsiOners, , ' recuperating from astbrna gnd ed gently again mto the Amw~ republican and ValUe Toney, wanto her friends to know she's (.r\lutHn tomorrow} 0 caoa's Royal Box, bas t 0 democrat. doing fine and loves their Jet,. Jamlolw IPOCH 1AKEN LAVISH IIIOOUI. many magmflcent gilts f?r any The 16 grand jurors will re- · ters . The authenticity of who. Tuterilft . \ Altonll ll'hol y... ...,. do ..he• r.. fiT off one ;tar . . She has ·• 9·30 a• dun!'· "Vice Squad Cop" and v · II a.J. :1: por t on May 1I 11161 in • Wf, • lhf· liondlf-LDII YOUR HIP l The Jean-Pau 1gnaus Wm · •'Vice Squad Net" was very _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ ___;m:::::ak::•_:M::•::::g~gi::e...:D:.:a::::ly_a_mem __ be' m. . real; "ow the reason may be The grand jurors and. !hell' told: •heir author "Mieltnel districts are: Arbuckle Distmt, Carey" really is Edward J .'\C J~.W. Watter-~;,, __Cl~e..::; Burton, a just-retired N.Y.~ .! DiStrict, FfW•n• nwual a. llce sergeant Who preferred aDo Blanche Siders: Colo~e Dis· onymlty rather tl)an suffer tile triel,, J .. Walton BeatUe;. Coo~ constabulary's tangled red IThemioipriadGS-400.) ' . l.! . Kral Ill er DIStrict, Harold Sayre. Gra tape every time o member A pending work exoperience' Sept. II, 1967. . . <II. Pas.tor and Mrs. baY w t bam District, Robert Cooke, writes anything for publication. .::-~tf:'~'.:::O'::!,"":- ::':.~.=:f:'.:O~.:'::.: program in the Leading Creek I Richard Sayre, Executive Dt· be movmg to a new c Wrlf~ 8 and Gerald Rand; HaniUIII Dis.llltlrou.,._f!lldoo~~·GS400b'peaaull. lloodiCDOil'l~aad.oi""!'V!Iii,.Giilllidy-.., Basin was xpproved unanimous· ,rector, explained the three Alliance. Hev. Carver 1 1115 trict, Donald Sturgeon and ll'np&,...IJillt'oJuatalilllukhilrlllGIOJl'!ll)ie. So-yoa-a..rlltit.-•tlumtb!~ ly Thursday night by llhe 16 ,Head-Start applications that was nommated to succeed Pas- Emma R. Withers: Lewis Dis· [t ·DIDN'T MAKE THE PASo•••-..,"'"•••lllleGS-34o.ltbau llataaewitbiiiOOD~-afpersons attending a Meigs Coun· have been submitted. II approv- tor Kralv on the Bl-County Ex- trict, William Wood, Ke1111eth PERS - Lauren Bacan·s 13. . . . . . . . . . . . . lllllliliiiCiilll•ltt ilooriiiiJIII . . U.Illli4tlllillllill'iPI!r. ty Advisory Commiltee meet- ed, there will be two programs eeuttve CounCil. Roush, and Mar.tha V. IDle; year-old daug!tter was set upon .,, lng at ihe Pomeroy CAP Glfice. in Gallia County and one In ; Mr. Clifford Cox~ of the Oblo Robinson District, Louise Fer- and mauled by a gang of teen· Theron Johnson, President pre· Meigs, totaling 430 children. lofhce of Opportumty rei!; Union District, .W.a Lee agers in Central Park; they've Sided. Mr. Sayre also gave a brief He expressed his ~ailS ac 100 0 Douglass; Waggenee District, been arrested .. Lond10'1 royJack Crisp, president of the summary of the N.Y.C. (In · [!he way lhe meetmg was oon- James A, King and Ruth F11ley. al In-set reports the rumored Leading Creek Conservancy Dis- school) summer program which 1dueled. . , Hous- I unpleasantness between Meg n 1 trio! brought the group up to has been silbmitted. This is a ., . "" ·Petit Jurors drawn areC, II Tony wasn't a real break -· dt th Program ti1at was $51980 10% week summer sup- ~-·--· '· ton Sowash, Allen T. arney, ---~- =•v 1 :n Mar. 211 under the program and if apaD Nelson Amendment, as a ~In- proved, will provide Jobs lor earsoO: Clarence 1: E: gle PU11Jl05e agency. Mr. Cnsp 1~ enroll~s m Meigs and Gal· , Donahew Paul Wblte, vera .. , '· reported that all easementa had ha Count1es. , 'i 00 A. ~n Oscar Peonlnglml, been signed and were t>emg I . Pastor Joseph R. Kraly s res- · tlte Rev. G:.S00n Boyle, Jr., Lot• '. ' '\ recorded. · 1gnat10n as VICe chmrman Of ilf Richard Kinnaird This $1541,1165 program, if ap- ithe Meigs County Advisory I ·. ::::.t o~;roman, Elizalleth proved, would provide work for Commillee was accepted w•th ' B k lh R 0 H Carder 1 ed I d t II h h uc • e ev. . . ' ~' chronically unemp oy pe~- eep regre · : as ee~.. .a ! Sp-5 George R. and Lydia Rosemary Stevens, William R. .. pie fur 43 weeks, as well .s . hard workmg fa,thful member Cleland have returned to Fort , Parsons Vinson Conrad Omen reduce flooding and helj> b~u- of lhe Bi-County E~~utive Coun- 1Carson.' Colorado, after spend- : Margaret M. Russell, lily lh~ Leadmg Creek Basm. • ing a 3lklay fwlough with Withers, Janett Capehart, Mr. Q-ISP asked that the Meigs their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ebert, Ada ' ~~nne\!, County AdviSory Commltlee Harold E. Hysell of Condor st., Russell Ball, Helen L. Edwardl, dorse the program. Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Margaret McCloskey, Stanley In view of the fact that the Walter Cleland, of Racine, Holley, Max Nibert, Ira Barprogram contr1hutes to beaUU· They also visited with Mrs. nette, Paul D. VanMeter, HenlicaUon, solving dmmie unemCleland's relatives In Delaware, ry Woods, Mildred Fisher, I ployment and conll'l>ul<s to tbe Ohio. Clara M. Capehart, Lawrence ! clear!Jig up of polluted - · · Mr. Harold E. Hysell ol Con· Casto, Boyd SChwarts, Pink the Mllgs CAP Advisory Com· MASON _ Nine Junior High dor St., underwent surgery John Kinnaird, Allee millet YO!ed unallllllOusl)' participated In the Jun- Meigs General last week, and Barr, Dana A. Durst, Wll· endenll !be propooal 15 High Band Festival on Sat. is cloiog nicely. Bullington, Carrie Mohr, led by llle Loading Cleek at Wahama. Wa!Jama's Mr. and Mrs. John Hysell, Esther'Russell, Harold L. Hart, servancy District. Final Band and Point Pleas- asd son, Mr. and Mrs. Boger C. L. Head, Hazel Meadon lhe endorsement will be eighth and ninth grade Slddus, and Harold Hysell and ows, Charlet Maeblr, Ruby I. • r • en oo April 1%, at the each received two 8UJ!"r· Jllrs. James Wyatt, .lll of Dela- Doss. } ~· meetllti of the Gillla·Melgs by Judge6 Tom ware, spent Sundey witll tlteir • Counlf JillecUUve CollliCil. of Marshall Unlver- parents, Mr. and Mrs. llarold ATI'END WORKSHOP Laure Hollman, Director, and John Boland of MDr- E. Hysell. They came to visit Mrs. Robert BDberls ~ II •• broug!JI the group up Ill date !'is Harvey. Point Pleasant Sev- Mr. Hysell, wbO Is in the hosp\Mary E. (l)apnan, EngI ' ~If on till N.Y.C. (out-<If.acbool) enlh grade band received two tal. Te~~mers at Rutland Junior • progrtlll now In ,....a11on. _ two's. Mrs. Elizabeth Fon of JohnsSenior H1th SeltoOl attend· • There in! llll enrollees in Mt!lp Other bands participating town, Ohio, Is spending a week an Eogllsb workshop • I and OaiUa oounty. This is 1 were Ripley, Hurricane, Buffa· with Mrs. Lydia Hysell ol ConHiab School, Sabuday,l ' $18,211 progre<ll whidl beRIII lu, Poca, Milton and Ravens- dor Sl, and visiting otber rela· L The JfOibh"' on opL M, 11100 end will etlll wood. lives. · by 1111i.Engllib AssoWahama's Director, Gerald Mr. and Mrs. ADen MeCum• dation Ohio. ' LtidrnandDoClub Simmons extended thanks to ber, of Delaware, were week·IF;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l band ~ters who were In end guesls of Mrs. Lydia Efeels Offkers cliarge of the eoncesslon stand. sell of Condor St. They also 'l1il P.u.nd Learn and Mrs. Joe Paugh of New Haven sited Harold lf1sell ill Meigs . •• _H tll1b lae1d llllirlll tnel!llllinl was chairman. General llo8l1iiBl 4 at tile Mr. Simmons annour.ced that ~~r: 'lllundiY the Senior !Dgh Band Festival Btrmf Vniform Fund with ID members from will be lteld in Ravenswood All' Is Coruolidatid year IIIII two new members ril22nd. 011 Thursday, Aprlllllb, The Mlddleport Band Boolller .• Mrt <21tisty Howard, New Haven. . ' RhOdes. Harbour, Mas011, both Ellllllltii ol olflom waa Wbite Faleon Balld member.~, port Band uniform fund over to wltlllbl foll!IWing offlcerll elec- will leave for Partrersllurg, the Meigs Oii1SO!Idated Baod DON1YOU 011 ted: Pnlldllll. aalb1 lollosOIII : : ~: ~=le ~ Booster Aasoclatlon uniform HONESTLY THI~ vic~ , prllllldent, Shlll'lln Congo: tor tlteWIWf!SI VifRinla Music fund immediately, at a meeting SHE DESERVES . secretary, Kathy Dalley; Trea. . Mooday evening at the high l B!acl<· News ReEducators Association meeting. _ _.._, u - " · - • · ...., _ . _ surer, Chery , "'-UUNN· ~..,. ·,..., , .... J, t-......ROWERS MORE porter, Shirley Congo; den!, presided. · OFTEN? lion leltd!l', 'Mil7 Cottpl Rlf••• Wife Are The I!OIIP allo pluned a 11~ ond !alety rummage sale Ill be held ' .... AND DAD· AJIPAQVES. IHitlful ' . ntall& Black and ateryJ · .4&ConHnlion IS 111 tile Fry bulldlna u &IIU)t•ll klnl; ·' ey makin1 [II'Oject. It wu » ll,ti>Jeds for tht 11tw year Yt. anti Mra. Cene RIA•· IIOIIIICed lbat tile band would 1!0 • dlscusse4 and the at* ~ lell 40dsy for Bace to the state conltlt April ill and CMif the life of the mortgage. And ltlat'S. a illinlc- stole or d ~ed to study "Good Food" Raton, Florida, where Mr.J a dlsculeion was held as to A MOlT APPRECIATED two, 01 a new w. Of a college ed~~Qation in enybody's al\4 sewing. T1toft llllendl!\IID Rips will attl!ll4 a convention advlaab!Uty ol Ullttl Greyhound GIFT bankboOk. . .• ,dliuon . to the 11'!111 o1 1bt Jobll Haneoct Mutqal buses IDBINII ol ecllool bt!!81. There's more to the &.Is heat Sl9fY. Gas heat~ /rest~> Chfisly and c.rol . Lila {M. Co., lOr .one week. Plana were made tor a [JII'iJ to alr heel. circulating fi~ered-clean air tltal whisliS toblcco thy Black, and Cl Mr. Rlggs, a .'luallfy!ng agent, · be held tor tlte sevenlh and smoke and cooking odorsOutoltllelllfsof~tY~H~·Jlaid,J!- , Another member, will be one of the giles! speakgrade bend lbtldlerl. AOticethem. Modern Gas heat warms ~,l'boln!Mn.fl was unable to attend and lbe ers during the convention.. He cobmined band eoocert 59 N W A with 110 chance of chilly flco111 01 Clanln\y ~~~~ tiro new m8iltbel'a are wlliliPOak on "Salllag 1D SoutJ>. be llvm April 14 by tlte t1irte MWYid.·d . : · Next lime you tan In tow: with· B,hirley Con&o. ..,~ern Ohio," and )Dore geoer- (lOIIS0]1da1led bandiiWU IDDNDC• W560 or~ make sure • has' GIS heat. . '' . . , 814' on selllng and setting lhlr* of a11be tl1tlgs you CIA do wttb \tltt1*l11f tu shelter annunllles Ill lllitool ~ 11 Grand, pet'"l1 Juror List ID U4SNO I NIRFI~M I JSDrawn ,,u., OJ I b: ~~=~~.~~~~~~~mm~~n~I(1IIXIJ . cOUDCI.l Approves program C' n AdVISOfV T0 1mprove. Beautify Leadifi! CreekArea SALE SU/Jflt, ox ONE COAT VINYL WALL PAINT n'S Homogenized Lass Drip -Less SpatttJ Creamy Smooth SO EASY TO USE Arr entirely new wall paint that makes painting faster and easier•.Superior hiding offers one-coat coverage. No brush or roller marks will shaN. Guaranteed washable. Reg. $6.49 Clean up with soap and water. White or Latest Colors. $549 Save $1.00 a Galloll Galla• CHASE .HARDWARE Women's DRESS FLAT$ $1.99 pr. BuiC•k"s nf!W· AmNAR A C 500 E. Main St. BL uto o. Poh1ero.,y, · Ohio " ,==t;===========;;;,========'!!Jil=====a. rat~ndedi s~b:m~~ed ple~ent Around Ab l pomeroy NJne Jr. Bands In Festival At Wahama d = ." '· :!:' i D~=~~~~ 0: c. . 1 ~ ID·I D ... OVER 5200 I [?~@[f01] HO~~ES :r D=n~~ ummer J: ~=-:.carol· Starrlna Pre-Season Prices . ! ~­ • In Most Homes-.• ANY OTHER . MEIGS COUNTY :Mnaddl:e-11 BLOOMING PUNT 'Dudley's Many Homes·.- CIRCULATED =: =~;' II w"" . .~he ONLY Newspaper . ' Is Read In Over AS MANY HOMES ~Mike ;s~~g ............ . ,The ONE Newspaper ·Jif DAILY SENTINEl I .. ~~ ugg · .In [M{]O~~ i . YOU BE THE JUDGE II INSURANCE MENI GENEIIAL AGENTS: ~ChiiiYI) c...,.. ~~~- _.,_ tho! coot your cllonll nolhlnt1 How would you Uko t. h..o 1 - I l l olluollon which con mlko oil of ~r mon mil· lionoloiii<PI'Wucoro? II JW .... occuoll- to bit SPECIALTY - · this will ofttWfl' yaur AND -Sal11men nMtl wltiU oollckubotontlol tlhlcol compony oM ,,.. FltANCHISE duct. -RT TRAINING PIJUOD-'AIT INTRY INTO PIILD NO INVIITMINT-NO IIIPINJI . , THI TIME TO .lOIN THI lAND II WHIM IT IS PORMo lNG NOr WMIN 11"1 MARCHiNG liOWN 1'111 STitiiT TIME IS 01' THE ESSENCE WRITE: I'OR IMMEDIATI 228-6621 lie..... .. or. &II i11iJ 1M 11J . S)SIII.••• Gas, Oil' Electr~ Who~.QIISe'electric air conditioning can give you acleaner, more beallhful home by , _ Dlctllt Ill' . Qlllslels ID reducing tbf amount !If dust and pollen in your home. Only ELECTRIC 8&' operate, I~ to instal, less tD buy. Cal V.. Air Cottlitiolli& lltall' . . : -• I f 'vi, . \·'·J ' . I . " ''l~ \ • \'; ' •• "' •• ' ' . aAcme .Pire.: J II ~lela. eced.;:=;::=;::=·;;;,;i;;;;~===r=:;:==:~l ' l·J _..,,.,.. . . . . . . Gas. . �. I, ' \ r • I Vo'ic:~ .-.i)i'' 1ilo:·~.,.iil:. wa~ ~4;· ;:-~ ·:E~:~;&~ ::~~~~. . TIIPj · 'J . ". .: . -· . ' .· · . A ... . ; tbal lite • • J!oYal Tat,l!it • ~ -~.'1le-M;rtJacMeogl4· "(w . ·~ iiUf wfuitl' 'l'Orl,•ol ~· . """" for an ·AI ~ of tiMt Glallim'o\IS Gt:indma bdo 11 a 111uical • . • Harness rae- ltellt to Japan wU11 hts ~ elt~ . ~~~ ~~j§us~~~Siegi~··~~~_!;~~~~ glide willliD lwD weeki . R U ~ 181111 abjeclllop at Miami · Harrllc!D's agaja "lDiereste!l" In Beach~ Tropical Park: OWDel' fllmlnJ "GoildbJe, Mt. Ollpe" Fred' v~ Lenny! wm buy up the ~d(!J' of bls contract at · ,~. '-.... , 810011&'1' SERVICI!l works Db lbill: When lite Cl!P: sule "Guys & Dolls" petloniled at the White House, !be "Big Julie" gangster eltaraeter '1!'8!" GUCHO '!C.~-=:..n't permitted to weat a sboulTropical and go back to Pomder holster .. 'lbey're also the pan_o Park track north of Mi· lads who couldn't lteep that ann .. Last week the TropJCal !ellS-loused goof who walked on trots had a one-olght crowd camera at the Tony ,..,ards ol 2.411 apalhetics who bet a and nussed Barbllra Ha!'rl• Iota! of $73,312; the whole seafrom sneaking into and .sittfug son's gate was $1.,0.19,000-tbat's actually in Pres. . Kennedy's not even a rare one-night 11&A aiG INVE510~ inauguration.gala box . . Bar· . cal pace at rutber N Y. track. bars Harris seemed singularly Henmone Gingold Signed for HAD A LOT iiED UP IN. underwhelmed at her Tony A- PT. PLEASANT _ The Grand a star rol~ in "Dumas," a IIlii'" I ward . Far more since!' was and Petit Jurors lor lhe Mal ica1 openmg this summer m I most-talented little Norman term of Mason County Circuit L. fi.. an<! S. F. before N.. Y. \ Now arriUlflelhe circled letters • Wisdom, who admitted befor• tCourt were drawn Monday alter· ll!!it season ... S~age. musical I ~ to form the surprise anBwer, as and after that he'd certainly noon in the olfice of Circuit star BJ!Iy G!llton s widOW M•d· l _ d1 sugge&ted by the above cartoon. prayed lor it. Clerk Howard Schultz by Jury •lme tat Wul Roge1.·s II08Jnta,l, , h d . . Fred Green Saranac, N. Y.) writes she • Caterina Valente, w 0 exp10 ." COmm.LSsiOners, , ' recuperating from astbrna gnd ed gently again mto the Amw~ republican and ValUe Toney, wanto her friends to know she's (.r\lutHn tomorrow} 0 caoa's Royal Box, bas t 0 democrat. doing fine and loves their Jet,. Jamlolw IPOCH 1AKEN LAVISH IIIOOUI. many magmflcent gilts f?r any The 16 grand jurors will re- · ters . The authenticity of who. Tuterilft . \ Altonll ll'hol y... ...,. do ..he• r.. fiT off one ;tar . . She has ·• 9·30 a• dun!'· "Vice Squad Cop" and v · II a.J. :1: por t on May 1I 11161 in • Wf, • lhf· liondlf-LDII YOUR HIP l The Jean-Pau 1gnaus Wm · •'Vice Squad Net" was very _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ ___;m:::::ak::•_:M::•::::g~gi::e...:D:.:a::::ly_a_mem __ be' m. . real; "ow the reason may be The grand jurors and. !hell' told: •heir author "Mieltnel districts are: Arbuckle Distmt, Carey" really is Edward J .'\C J~.W. Watter-~;,, __Cl~e..::; Burton, a just-retired N.Y.~ .! DiStrict, FfW•n• nwual a. llce sergeant Who preferred aDo Blanche Siders: Colo~e Dis· onymlty rather tl)an suffer tile triel,, J .. Walton BeatUe;. Coo~ constabulary's tangled red IThemioipriadGS-400.) ' . l.! . Kral Ill er DIStrict, Harold Sayre. Gra tape every time o member A pending work exoperience' Sept. II, 1967. . . <II. Pas.tor and Mrs. baY w t bam District, Robert Cooke, writes anything for publication. .::-~tf:'~'.:::O'::!,"":- ::':.~.=:f:'.:O~.:'::.: program in the Leading Creek I Richard Sayre, Executive Dt· be movmg to a new c Wrlf~ 8 and Gerald Rand; HaniUIII Dis.llltlrou.,._f!lldoo~~·GS400b'peaaull. lloodiCDOil'l~aad.oi""!'V!Iii,.Giilllidy-.., Basin was xpproved unanimous· ,rector, explained the three Alliance. Hev. Carver 1 1115 trict, Donald Sturgeon and ll'np&,...IJillt'oJuatalilllukhilrlllGIOJl'!ll)ie. So-yoa-a..rlltit.-•tlumtb!~ ly Thursday night by llhe 16 ,Head-Start applications that was nommated to succeed Pas- Emma R. Withers: Lewis Dis· [t ·DIDN'T MAKE THE PASo•••-..,"'"•••lllleGS-34o.ltbau llataaewitbiiiOOD~-afpersons attending a Meigs Coun· have been submitted. II approv- tor Kralv on the Bl-County Ex- trict, William Wood, Ke1111eth PERS - Lauren Bacan·s 13. . . . . . . . . . . . . lllllliliiiCiilll•ltt ilooriiiiJIII . . U.Illli4tlllillllill'iPI!r. ty Advisory Commiltee meet- ed, there will be two programs eeuttve CounCil. Roush, and Mar.tha V. IDle; year-old daug!tter was set upon .,, lng at ihe Pomeroy CAP Glfice. in Gallia County and one In ; Mr. Clifford Cox~ of the Oblo Robinson District, Louise Fer- and mauled by a gang of teen· Theron Johnson, President pre· Meigs, totaling 430 children. lofhce of Opportumty rei!; Union District, .W.a Lee agers in Central Park; they've Sided. Mr. Sayre also gave a brief He expressed his ~ailS ac 100 0 Douglass; Waggenee District, been arrested .. Lond10'1 royJack Crisp, president of the summary of the N.Y.C. (In · [!he way lhe meetmg was oon- James A, King and Ruth F11ley. al In-set reports the rumored Leading Creek Conservancy Dis- school) summer program which 1dueled. . , Hous- I unpleasantness between Meg n 1 trio! brought the group up to has been silbmitted. This is a ., . "" ·Petit Jurors drawn areC, II Tony wasn't a real break -· dt th Program ti1at was $51980 10% week summer sup- ~-·--· '· ton Sowash, Allen T. arney, ---~- =•v 1 :n Mar. 211 under the program and if apaD Nelson Amendment, as a ~In- proved, will provide Jobs lor earsoO: Clarence 1: E: gle PU11Jl05e agency. Mr. Cnsp 1~ enroll~s m Meigs and Gal· , Donahew Paul Wblte, vera .. , '· reported that all easementa had ha Count1es. , 'i 00 A. ~n Oscar Peonlnglml, been signed and were t>emg I . Pastor Joseph R. Kraly s res- · tlte Rev. G:.S00n Boyle, Jr., Lot• '. ' '\ recorded. · 1gnat10n as VICe chmrman Of ilf Richard Kinnaird This $1541,1165 program, if ap- ithe Meigs County Advisory I ·. ::::.t o~;roman, Elizalleth proved, would provide work for Commillee was accepted w•th ' B k lh R 0 H Carder 1 ed I d t II h h uc • e ev. . . ' ~' chronically unemp oy pe~- eep regre · : as ee~.. .a ! Sp-5 George R. and Lydia Rosemary Stevens, William R. .. pie fur 43 weeks, as well .s . hard workmg fa,thful member Cleland have returned to Fort , Parsons Vinson Conrad Omen reduce flooding and helj> b~u- of lhe Bi-County E~~utive Coun- 1Carson.' Colorado, after spend- : Margaret M. Russell, lily lh~ Leadmg Creek Basm. • ing a 3lklay fwlough with Withers, Janett Capehart, Mr. Q-ISP asked that the Meigs their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ebert, Ada ' ~~nne\!, County AdviSory Commltlee Harold E. Hysell of Condor st., Russell Ball, Helen L. Edwardl, dorse the program. Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Margaret McCloskey, Stanley In view of the fact that the Walter Cleland, of Racine, Holley, Max Nibert, Ira Barprogram contr1hutes to beaUU· They also visited with Mrs. nette, Paul D. VanMeter, HenlicaUon, solving dmmie unemCleland's relatives In Delaware, ry Woods, Mildred Fisher, I ployment and conll'l>ul<s to tbe Ohio. Clara M. Capehart, Lawrence ! clear!Jig up of polluted - · · Mr. Harold E. Hysell ol Con· Casto, Boyd SChwarts, Pink the Mllgs CAP Advisory Com· MASON _ Nine Junior High dor St., underwent surgery John Kinnaird, Allee millet YO!ed unallllllOusl)' participated In the Jun- Meigs General last week, and Barr, Dana A. Durst, Wll· endenll !be propooal 15 High Band Festival on Sat. is cloiog nicely. Bullington, Carrie Mohr, led by llle Loading Cleek at Wahama. Wa!Jama's Mr. and Mrs. John Hysell, Esther'Russell, Harold L. Hart, servancy District. Final Band and Point Pleas- asd son, Mr. and Mrs. Boger C. L. Head, Hazel Meadon lhe endorsement will be eighth and ninth grade Slddus, and Harold Hysell and ows, Charlet Maeblr, Ruby I. • r • en oo April 1%, at the each received two 8UJ!"r· Jllrs. James Wyatt, .lll of Dela- Doss. } ~· meetllti of the Gillla·Melgs by Judge6 Tom ware, spent Sundey witll tlteir • Counlf JillecUUve CollliCil. of Marshall Unlver- parents, Mr. and Mrs. llarold ATI'END WORKSHOP Laure Hollman, Director, and John Boland of MDr- E. Hysell. They came to visit Mrs. Robert BDberls ~ II •• broug!JI the group up Ill date !'is Harvey. Point Pleasant Sev- Mr. Hysell, wbO Is in the hosp\Mary E. (l)apnan, EngI ' ~If on till N.Y.C. (out-<If.acbool) enlh grade band received two tal. Te~~mers at Rutland Junior • progrtlll now In ,....a11on. _ two's. Mrs. Elizabeth Fon of JohnsSenior H1th SeltoOl attend· • There in! llll enrollees in Mt!lp Other bands participating town, Ohio, Is spending a week an Eogllsb workshop • I and OaiUa oounty. This is 1 were Ripley, Hurricane, Buffa· with Mrs. Lydia Hysell ol ConHiab School, Sabuday,l ' $18,211 progre<ll whidl beRIII lu, Poca, Milton and Ravens- dor Sl, and visiting otber rela· L The JfOibh"' on opL M, 11100 end will etlll wood. lives. · by 1111i.Engllib AssoWahama's Director, Gerald Mr. and Mrs. ADen MeCum• dation Ohio. ' LtidrnandDoClub Simmons extended thanks to ber, of Delaware, were week·IF;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l band ~ters who were In end guesls of Mrs. Lydia Efeels Offkers cliarge of the eoncesslon stand. sell of Condor St. They also 'l1il P.u.nd Learn and Mrs. Joe Paugh of New Haven sited Harold lf1sell ill Meigs . •• _H tll1b lae1d llllirlll tnel!llllinl was chairman. General llo8l1iiBl 4 at tile Mr. Simmons annour.ced that ~~r: 'lllundiY the Senior !Dgh Band Festival Btrmf Vniform Fund with ID members from will be lteld in Ravenswood All' Is Coruolidatid year IIIII two new members ril22nd. 011 Thursday, Aprlllllb, The Mlddleport Band Boolller .• Mrt <21tisty Howard, New Haven. . ' RhOdes. Harbour, Mas011, both Ellllllltii ol olflom waa Wbite Faleon Balld member.~, port Band uniform fund over to wltlllbl foll!IWing offlcerll elec- will leave for Partrersllurg, the Meigs Oii1SO!Idated Baod DON1YOU 011 ted: Pnlldllll. aalb1 lollosOIII : : ~: ~=le ~ Booster Aasoclatlon uniform HONESTLY THI~ vic~ , prllllldent, Shlll'lln Congo: tor tlteWIWf!SI VifRinla Music fund immediately, at a meeting SHE DESERVES . secretary, Kathy Dalley; Trea. . Mooday evening at the high l B!acl<· News ReEducators Association meeting. _ _.._, u - " · - • · ...., _ . _ surer, Chery , "'-UUNN· ~..,. ·,..., , .... J, t-......ROWERS MORE porter, Shirley Congo; den!, presided. · OFTEN? lion leltd!l', 'Mil7 Cottpl Rlf••• Wife Are The I!OIIP allo pluned a 11~ ond !alety rummage sale Ill be held ' .... AND DAD· AJIPAQVES. IHitlful ' . ntall& Black and ateryJ · .4&ConHnlion IS 111 tile Fry bulldlna u &IIU)t•ll klnl; ·' ey makin1 [II'Oject. It wu » ll,ti>Jeds for tht 11tw year Yt. anti Mra. Cene RIA•· IIOIIIICed lbat tile band would 1!0 • dlscusse4 and the at* ~ lell 40dsy for Bace to the state conltlt April ill and CMif the life of the mortgage. And ltlat'S. a illinlc- stole or d ~ed to study "Good Food" Raton, Florida, where Mr.J a dlsculeion was held as to A MOlT APPRECIATED two, 01 a new w. Of a college ed~~Qation in enybody's al\4 sewing. T1toft llllendl!\IID Rips will attl!ll4 a convention advlaab!Uty ol Ullttl Greyhound GIFT bankboOk. . .• ,dliuon . to the 11'!111 o1 1bt Jobll Haneoct Mutqal buses IDBINII ol ecllool bt!!81. There's more to the &.Is heat Sl9fY. Gas heat~ /rest~> Chfisly and c.rol . Lila {M. Co., lOr .one week. Plana were made tor a [JII'iJ to alr heel. circulating fi~ered-clean air tltal whisliS toblcco thy Black, and Cl Mr. Rlggs, a .'luallfy!ng agent, · be held tor tlte sevenlh and smoke and cooking odorsOutoltllelllfsof~tY~H~·Jlaid,J!- , Another member, will be one of the giles! speakgrade bend lbtldlerl. AOticethem. Modern Gas heat warms ~,l'boln!Mn.fl was unable to attend and lbe ers during the convention.. He cobmined band eoocert 59 N W A with 110 chance of chilly flco111 01 Clanln\y ~~~~ tiro new m8iltbel'a are wlliliPOak on "Salllag 1D SoutJ>. be llvm April 14 by tlte t1irte MWYid.·d . : · Next lime you tan In tow: with· B,hirley Con&o. ..,~ern Ohio," and )Dore geoer- (lOIIS0]1da1led bandiiWU IDDNDC• W560 or~ make sure • has' GIS heat. . '' . . , 814' on selllng and setting lhlr* of a11be tl1tlgs you CIA do wttb \tltt1*l11f tu shelter annunllles Ill lllitool ~ 11 Grand, pet'"l1 Juror List ID U4SNO I NIRFI~M I JSDrawn ,,u., OJ I b: ~~=~~.~~~~~~~mm~~n~I(1IIXIJ . cOUDCI.l Approves program C' n AdVISOfV T0 1mprove. Beautify Leadifi! CreekArea SALE SU/Jflt, ox ONE COAT VINYL WALL PAINT n'S Homogenized Lass Drip -Less SpatttJ Creamy Smooth SO EASY TO USE Arr entirely new wall paint that makes painting faster and easier•.Superior hiding offers one-coat coverage. No brush or roller marks will shaN. Guaranteed washable. Reg. $6.49 Clean up with soap and water. White or Latest Colors. $549 Save $1.00 a Galloll Galla• CHASE .HARDWARE Women's DRESS FLAT$ $1.99 pr. BuiC•k"s nf!W· AmNAR A C 500 E. Main St. BL uto o. Poh1ero.,y, · Ohio " ,==t;===========;;;,========'!!Jil=====a. rat~ndedi s~b:m~~ed ple~ent Around Ab l pomeroy NJne Jr. Bands In Festival At Wahama d = ." '· :!:' i D~=~~~~ 0: c. . 1 ~ ID·I D ... OVER 5200 I [?~@[f01] HO~~ES :r D=n~~ ummer J: ~=-:.carol· Starrlna Pre-Season Prices . ! ~­ • In Most Homes-.• ANY OTHER . MEIGS COUNTY :Mnaddl:e-11 BLOOMING PUNT 'Dudley's Many Homes·.- CIRCULATED =: =~;' II w"" . .~he ONLY Newspaper . ' Is Read In Over AS MANY HOMES ~Mike ;s~~g ............ . ,The ONE Newspaper ·Jif DAILY SENTINEl I .. ~~ ugg · .In [M{]O~~ i . YOU BE THE JUDGE II INSURANCE MENI GENEIIAL AGENTS: ~ChiiiYI) c...,.. ~~~- _.,_ tho! coot your cllonll nolhlnt1 How would you Uko t. h..o 1 - I l l olluollon which con mlko oil of ~r mon mil· lionoloiii<PI'Wucoro? II JW .... occuoll- to bit SPECIALTY - · this will ofttWfl' yaur AND -Sal11men nMtl wltiU oollckubotontlol tlhlcol compony oM ,,.. FltANCHISE duct. -RT TRAINING PIJUOD-'AIT INTRY INTO PIILD NO INVIITMINT-NO IIIPINJI . , THI TIME TO .lOIN THI lAND II WHIM IT IS PORMo lNG NOr WMIN 11"1 MARCHiNG liOWN 1'111 STitiiT TIME IS 01' THE ESSENCE WRITE: I'OR IMMEDIATI 228-6621 lie..... .. or. &II i11iJ 1M 11J . S)SIII.••• Gas, Oil' Electr~ Who~.QIISe'electric air conditioning can give you acleaner, more beallhful home by , _ Dlctllt Ill' . Qlllslels ID reducing tbf amount !If dust and pollen in your home. Only ELECTRIC 8&' operate, I~ to instal, less tD buy. Cal V.. Air Cottlitiolli& lltall' . . : -• I f 'vi, . \·'·J ' . I . " ''l~ \ • \'; ' •• "' •• ' ' . aAcme .Pire.: J II ~lela. eced.;:=;::=;::=·;;;,;i;;;;~===r=:;:==:~l ' l·J _..,,.,.. . . . . . . Gas. . �. _,,•. ,_ . .' '~"j ·~· i· • I' I . ·' \ ,. ; L .. '1 ' ~ . I' 'It! ,( . ,. I:~ I 'i .' ' ··1\o_~~ •· 'I;=~~~=:;~~~Q=·i ~A~~·~:~~·,i':·~~· ' I • ' ,.._ t CIP QIJAUI'Y . ··.·-·-; . .._ ' ... ' ''I !lOBlN MALdNE -~-. .... -- :'• •.•u ,.,..,,.'"'__...,...._....,._'JQ .. ,, ..,...::.L Pomerov Motor eo. · & . . . ............ OIITUARIII mlnlmvm. ladl HEATING I AIR CONDITIONING HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 664-3370 Pomeroy Motor Co. ' H!RRY By GEORGE WONDER ' LI'L ABNER .' J RADIATOR Notice By AL SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT BLAEnNARS ' WY Wist MIDDI.IPORt . OHIO- .' · Phono 992-3794 "" 9924:195. Pomeroy, 0. EXPERIENCED NI.RDW. . . ' bwUngli Honda Saltla·I OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. OIIFICI HOURI IL to 5J01 p. m., DillY 1Wo to IIIII Noon, lltUrdiV , IIAIY TO PLACI A WANT AD PMDNI nt-2156 I ' , AND BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS fHI; BORN LOSER By ART SANSOM W~NNlE WINKLE '' . ® L CANT TALK NOW1 eiLLY. HONEY AN D ~ U NNY ARE HAVING NIGHTNc4RE5 A.GAIN. - ---- - - '. ' ' .l :-:-::-=:-n-=-----'"T7------:--"t-~B!v HOWIE SCH~EIDER J'M 1-J(JT' JUST .~ -L~t;',~!'l., NVVW' I'VE BWJ AIIJARDED A D.U. [)EGRE:IS B't' THo GoVERIVMEIJT OF lHIS VNITED STATES! WHAT'S A 1>.0. D£GRe~? It's just down the roaa ~ piece ... ... ' I LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE • ) l 01-1, ' PETIR ~EMSSG .. PETER ~ MUST QO SACK D~ TO WOSi'l< IN YOUR. Ot:~\ C:'i:: AGA1N TON\Gl-11 1 YoJ Ely HAROLD-GRAY !-lAVE YoU OIECKED STRA~E L.ATG.L'( A'i l~ SOME GERIOUS WO~R'/ 'NER:!! ON HIS '-11N0! WONDf:R • WAAr' IT COUl[) 8!.! "fi-lE l01; 9-IOP, a Q:.'tl'£1' ' SURE ~ GUARQS A~ WIOE·I=WAI<E.1 j ABBIE ANI) SLATS '· MUST MVC llEE~ A RQIJQ~l FLI6!!1" DICK TltACY By CHESTil HULD . L . BITIDJ ' <,.., .,!ovment Wanted FOR SALE- 6 room house tn MIDDLE-AGED lady wants work of any kind. Phone 992· Naylors Run. Phone 992-2672. 3 29 lotc 4 4 Jtc %+10. . . . FOR SALE - 5 i'oom bouse, WOULD Hke IMiul!ell'ork through . bath, basement, lllorm doors days of week. Write Mra. and windows In Racine Se FaMie We~t, WyUis HJII, Edison Bra~ or phone' N; Pomeroy, Ohio. 4 4 31p 2304_ 3 28 30ic Business Opportunity FOR SALE - 90 acres, 5room FOR SALE "Dairy ClipPer" mobile soft serve Ice cream truck. Phone Polnl Pleasant 9112-7228. 4 4 31p Legal Notice - --o. LIOAL- NOTICI-- -- Insurance CWlo tJVB.A.It XNVKA.It, """"" Chalmers tor anJI equipment, In ema good condllloll, or wiU trade for .VolbwiiCh ear. Pboae 1 911-31'13 after ~:30 ·p, m. ,,. 1 ~ IIMs Searltefry, ~. Otilo, Jll) 2. I llll 6141 POll BKlHXN.A.K V Vllo 'IIHK VKKVT4D tJWlA.O VVl,-BODD.A.T IINVII mlldem house, free gas, four miles from Chester. Mrs. Susie Gainer, RD. Lo1J8 Bolo tom, Ohio. a 28 6tp 4JJrOM011JLE tnsurllliCt bed a.C:..m:r,u .,'· ..a•r BurrtJ, • Minor. aa4 • 111' .. • hther ~lQ...,.. eanceDe41 ~ Jti1r opera~ :;" ""'"'ouwhom ,,.. •••••· 111,,.. ... , , , • no bdlu appointed, botb ot • a Ucenae1 Call WY Z-2868. wh!OIB PI•~ of . .ldtnee .. Route 1 · Lo '"· w............ ~m .,.. ... 1 1"• 11C Ul•t on tbe lOa. da)' of Manb, UNit', .o U.. . - undtr.t.rae4 flltd h1l Petltioa .. ~ (:.a'rol)'D I . Burrflt;!.;.tn lbe Corft. I GET A quotaiiOD f!o11:1 . REU· ~' •t,'l.:,cJ:!! 1:•.~~~: ~3; TER INSURANCI!I o\GENC."r' J:••,.• il\l! olliM ,loilol oo 111i ..q1C. before renewln8 your Bot:~...:'Jr: ,::'/::,;: ..""~ · IUIO IJJSutanc:e. We may be olter ... loth ••, of' A.,U, .... . : '· MJCIIAJ:L W, BIJIWJI, P1o1a111J :;r.·: I bl I 10 8111 JOU JDQaey. · I J Uo Crow, Crow & Pol1er. .•· , AttoraeYJ tor Plabltlff W 7. 14t. Ill. a&f (D ,, IL lL 7~ . D·C- DO I GltT .•' T I~E Busl- iiMihli In 1 Product or -.nice Interested In MORI PROFITS . , . mutt be lntdoU. and prtp1red to hlndla more buslnlll ·.. brought about·by mora traHic In .your lton '• or piece of bVsiiiiU. · · ' :· ' ' I proflh l'llultlng from NwlpiP'~ eclverd~lllllr...-; Your Cultoinai'l end protjlldlve cultolllll'l are I'Ndlng thl1 eel Jlllt ,. YOU ·IN IMc1Uie It st1yecl right . _: In the .....,.,.~, iiiitll you were ~· to t1b tlina to t-.1 .. ·.. ""~ . thl mora than s,ooa f•mlll.. .that ·nve.right ' her• In yollr tl'!!l!lng lrtl , fha~ ~ The Dally · · Santlner 1re VOl!' cwlanlers .. , . . .. or they •'*"ld "-· You· ~unlctte: with them ':::~d'~i~~~~-~·~~~·:; ..ooe. M • MR'S, &TEELr ~~ -~ ~ , No exp~rlance n-.aty, llllt the' 4atlre to Hrva mora cudOinart 1nd enJoy lncrtiMd d. &-SUTLER 11111 Sun. - ·-of O!lt . .. < . �. _,,•. ,_ . .' '~"j ·~· i· • I' I . ·' \ ,. ; L .. '1 ' ~ . I' 'It! ,( . ,. I:~ I 'i .' ' ··1\o_~~ •· 'I;=~~~=:;~~~Q=·i ~A~~·~:~~·,i':·~~· ' I • ' ,.._ t CIP QIJAUI'Y . ··.·-·-; . .._ ' ... ' ''I !lOBlN MALdNE -~-. .... -- :'• •.•u ,.,..,,.'"'__...,...._....,._'JQ .. ,, ..,...::.L Pomerov Motor eo. · & . . . ............ OIITUARIII mlnlmvm. ladl HEATING I AIR CONDITIONING HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 664-3370 Pomeroy Motor Co. ' H!RRY By GEORGE WONDER ' LI'L ABNER .' J RADIATOR Notice By AL SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT BLAEnNARS ' WY Wist MIDDI.IPORt . OHIO- .' · Phono 992-3794 "" 9924:195. Pomeroy, 0. EXPERIENCED NI.RDW. . . ' bwUngli Honda Saltla·I OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. OIIFICI HOURI IL to 5J01 p. m., DillY 1Wo to IIIII Noon, lltUrdiV , IIAIY TO PLACI A WANT AD PMDNI nt-2156 I ' , AND BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS fHI; BORN LOSER By ART SANSOM W~NNlE WINKLE '' . ® L CANT TALK NOW1 eiLLY. HONEY AN D ~ U NNY ARE HAVING NIGHTNc4RE5 A.GAIN. - ---- - - '. ' ' .l :-:-::-=:-n-=-----'"T7------:--"t-~B!v HOWIE SCH~EIDER J'M 1-J(JT' JUST .~ -L~t;',~!'l., NVVW' I'VE BWJ AIIJARDED A D.U. [)EGRE:IS B't' THo GoVERIVMEIJT OF lHIS VNITED STATES! WHAT'S A 1>.0. D£GRe~? It's just down the roaa ~ piece ... ... ' I LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE • ) l 01-1, ' PETIR ~EMSSG .. PETER ~ MUST QO SACK D~ TO WOSi'l< IN YOUR. Ot:~\ C:'i:: AGA1N TON\Gl-11 1 YoJ Ely HAROLD-GRAY !-lAVE YoU OIECKED STRA~E L.ATG.L'( A'i l~ SOME GERIOUS WO~R'/ 'NER:!! ON HIS '-11N0! WONDf:R • WAAr' IT COUl[) 8!.! "fi-lE l01; 9-IOP, a Q:.'tl'£1' ' SURE ~ GUARQS A~ WIOE·I=WAI<E.1 j ABBIE ANI) SLATS '· MUST MVC llEE~ A RQIJQ~l FLI6!!1" DICK TltACY By CHESTil HULD . L . BITIDJ ' <,.., .,!ovment Wanted FOR SALE- 6 room house tn MIDDLE-AGED lady wants work of any kind. Phone 992· Naylors Run. Phone 992-2672. 3 29 lotc 4 4 Jtc %+10. . . . FOR SALE - 5 i'oom bouse, WOULD Hke IMiul!ell'ork through . bath, basement, lllorm doors days of week. Write Mra. and windows In Racine Se FaMie We~t, WyUis HJII, Edison Bra~ or phone' N; Pomeroy, Ohio. 4 4 31p 2304_ 3 28 30ic Business Opportunity FOR SALE - 90 acres, 5room FOR SALE "Dairy ClipPer" mobile soft serve Ice cream truck. Phone Polnl Pleasant 9112-7228. 4 4 31p Legal Notice - --o. LIOAL- NOTICI-- -- Insurance CWlo tJVB.A.It XNVKA.It, """"" Chalmers tor anJI equipment, In ema good condllloll, or wiU trade for .VolbwiiCh ear. Pboae 1 911-31'13 after ~:30 ·p, m. ,,. 1 ~ IIMs Searltefry, ~. Otilo, Jll) 2. I llll 6141 POll BKlHXN.A.K V Vllo 'IIHK VKKVT4D tJWlA.O VVl,-BODD.A.T IINVII mlldem house, free gas, four miles from Chester. Mrs. Susie Gainer, RD. Lo1J8 Bolo tom, Ohio. a 28 6tp 4JJrOM011JLE tnsurllliCt bed a.C:..m:r,u .,'· ..a•r BurrtJ, • Minor. aa4 • 111' .. • hther ~lQ...,.. eanceDe41 ~ Jti1r opera~ :;" ""'"'ouwhom ,,.. •••••· 111,,.. ... , , , • no bdlu appointed, botb ot • a Ucenae1 Call WY Z-2868. wh!OIB PI•~ of . .ldtnee .. Route 1 · Lo '"· w............ ~m .,.. ... 1 1"• 11C Ul•t on tbe lOa. da)' of Manb, UNit', .o U.. . - undtr.t.rae4 flltd h1l Petltioa .. ~ (:.a'rol)'D I . Burrflt;!.;.tn lbe Corft. I GET A quotaiiOD f!o11:1 . REU· ~' •t,'l.:,cJ:!! 1:•.~~~: ~3; TER INSURANCI!I o\GENC."r' J:••,.• il\l! olliM ,loilol oo 111i ..q1C. before renewln8 your Bot:~...:'Jr: ,::'/::,;: ..""~ · IUIO IJJSutanc:e. We may be olter ... loth ••, of' A.,U, .... . : '· MJCIIAJ:L W, BIJIWJI, P1o1a111J :;r.·: I bl I 10 8111 JOU JDQaey. · I J Uo Crow, Crow & Pol1er. .•· , AttoraeYJ tor Plabltlff W 7. 14t. Ill. a&f (D ,, IL lL 7~ . D·C- DO I GltT .•' T I~E Busl- iiMihli In 1 Product or -.nice Interested In MORI PROFITS . , . mutt be lntdoU. and prtp1red to hlndla more buslnlll ·.. brought about·by mora traHic In .your lton '• or piece of bVsiiiiU. · · ' :· ' ' I proflh l'llultlng from NwlpiP'~ eclverd~lllllr...-; Your Cultoinai'l end protjlldlve cultolllll'l are I'Ndlng thl1 eel Jlllt ,. YOU ·IN IMc1Uie It st1yecl right . _: In the .....,.,.~, iiiitll you were ~· to t1b tlina to t-.1 .. ·.. ""~ . thl mora than s,ooa f•mlll.. .that ·nve.right ' her• In yollr tl'!!l!lng lrtl , fha~ ~ The Dally · · Santlner 1re VOl!' cwlanlers .. , . . .. or they •'*"ld "-· You· ~unlctte: with them ':::~d'~i~~~~-~·~~~·:; ..ooe. M • MR'S, &TEELr ~~ -~ ~ , No exp~rlance n-.aty, llllt the' 4atlre to Hrva mora cudOinart 1nd enJoy lncrtiMd d. &-SUTLER 11111 Sun. - ·-of O!lt . .. < . �• ' '·~·- 'l)' ' I' '' ' .. ' ;{. r • .. • . ~ j . I ~ .[~;'- ·~-rri:~.~. -~t en 1 • XVIII NO. 275 .. • ·•.~ . ,. .,. ' •' ........01 . APRIL . " • i' . • orest, a e . • ID •. . I• ' ' e ou ment r·o .. $100 Million For Parks, Waterways In Rhodes' Plan ' · Take Advantage on Herbs SAL·E-· Forked Run State Park and Forest would get $1,825,. 000 in development funds from the stste in a long range . vlan proposed today by Gov. James A. Rhodes to the on : General Assembly. , : The United Press International said in Columbus the , program provides the following: : Forked Run State Park, cabins, a beach, boat rna· . rina, public service buildings, and•general recreation fa· : cilities, totaling $1,750,000. Shade River State F'orest, $75,000 for forestry pro. duction facilities. Gallia County, In contrast, was not in the proposal for a dime. .··Glidden Paint f .:.rtf· $6.69 gal. Spred Satin _ _ Sale $·~ Sale ~H~ $2.15 qt. Spred Satin $2.50 qt. Spred Lustre . Sal~ n:~ . $2.70 qt. XPert Uquld,Pla•tlc $8.95 gal. X_Pert Uqul~ Pl11tic $2.40 gal. Florenamel $2.35 qt. Florenamel Sa~~·-!1t , , ' Salf-V.< ! Sale $5~1: ,,. Sale $1.•&a APPOINTED - James H. Quivey, left, East B'edford Pet., was appointed Tuesday mght by the Meigs County Republ!can Executive Committee to fill a vacancy on the Meigs County Board of Elections. The vacancy was created by the resIgnation of Warden Ours, newly apP.olnted Meigs Countr Commissioner. Mr. Qui· vey, a longtime Republican committeeman, is shown with Leslie F. Fultz, Republican F:xecutive Committee Secre\ary.-Sentinel Photo. -- HOUSEWARES DEPT. ELBERFELDSlN Rutland Council Endorses ! "":-:.~~ tll!l:·=:~ Dollars for Scholars Plan i :~ w7:.~ ~n::::a:.~ . , I I ., ; •,I 1 .. ..::. l KING BUILDERS SUPPLY ..,..• ..., ·, ...make a Qlean bre&k .. ' l~t}J :=e.!• ·•·· · ~llsf: •• • the Ohio Power Co. for stre•t i Councll gave Ordinances JS2 , cut drastkally Ia oucb eldea Morrow, local'and ISS lint resdlnga. Tbe or· ; as Wasblngloo, New York, manager of the company, pre-ldlnances stata that a pennlt Bosloo', Chlca1o, Dallu and tented the contrad. must be aeeurecl from the may- I Sealtle. In olber action 11 new mer· or or council for solicitors, ped-1 DiscGunl lao11te1 and depart,urf vapor street Ughts were : dlers, book and magulne sales- , men! slon!s, 1o tbe diJtrns of : ordete4 Installed 1n tile village, ' men, before they ~ solicit the eotabllabed book ateres, wen ' ·\ llong with tS of tile old style ;village. selling tbe book el or below - ' : -- - · - - - - - ··- -· l Council auihorlzed the pur- cost •• "lou leaden." 1 ' UL. I.chase of sewer covers and dis- l,,,.lll!!llllllilhllh IIIII! HID If you're in the market for a new I Want the Beat l Car and Home Insurance For.the Premiums You Pay? ' •S. car, work out a cash price deal with the dealer. Then, bring It to us for the cash you need. You can have the car the same day ... ..... at our low bank rate! For low-cost flnanclne, see usl WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS i~ali~nal IILL CHILDS DO. . . "UUNCE AGENCY, INC. -~·O....anclll,..., ., MIDDLI~T. OHIO Y. "'- . I, Memlllr Fllll1r1l Deposit IMUI'MIIt Corporlfltft ' ' , C\l • · DR. SLACllt lighting·. Fred Rumf•'eld 'l,uesday !'II"• , LOW-COST AUTO LOANS 1 1 · Rutland council unanimously endorsed the Meigs \ 1:.'Til• Dealb ' ~ounty Citizens' Scholarship Fol!i!datlon, known as the •· ·· "Dollars For Scholar~·· program, in a resolution Tues- \ A lUrvey t1 booblon!l Ia dav night. key clUes a~Dd tbe udon Council also contracted with Ilights. . found lbe bGok 1 $10 1111 price I fh~ Ironton Man Treated for Wreck_ Hurts I . :' ·' ~Jt.t ' callaled IIIIo week Jnlo 'loll cussed_needed street repair. 'Attending were Mayor J. E. !Denison, clerk Vef11011 Weller, : arid Gouncllmen f!:uaene . ' son, !lob Eads, Carl . ~~.~~~CI~~al[.r, Rumfleld, 69, ~1!11 Fry, Bob Snowden ~nd ;1: passed away ·Brown. ,· 1:1t:ut~~~ at , ~ after aaMeigs Ill- I' . , .year· 1 · was a member 1 · ; · eongregatkm· Tt,..; · 1 and Star Gra"ie 0 . Nine Ph D Can·didateQ Die m Fo1Pe • , o o 0 ."' 0 u Df Sl3ck New Chief 0 ·· 0 · O·fSur~ery l:' . PT. PLEASANT· .., Dr. ard L. Slack (If ~=~It I the new chief· i Pleasant Valley Dr. Slack Is a lng and has and aurgety Ill Rutland FHA Cornell ITHACA, N. Y. (UPI) - Nine Meigs are• . University studenll, mjHe ,attended , ·Se din. and .three d19ys, perished College and g •·,IJI'e·e . ooedueatlonal wben fire destroyed ·a Ington .. • A farmer at RD 1,1 " dormitory. , SchOol. . . , ,· • . M 'fl C • , Following intemlbiP· ancl many r. '1 0 OUVeDliOD · Six oth~s were Injured, one years surgjcai )I~ also the ·,., Tile Rutland Future ' Imakers chapter wlll ~ . irehls wife, -~.... ,.1cleiegates to the 22nd . MaXIne Dyer, ' llate convention ·at ' . ·end til'ee Auditorium IIM!I,, JlprD 7 and· l ' road main- to attend certified by tlte · Bodie.s of the dead were taken Board of Sur!lert· In_ : a. •Iiec)ai morgue .set up .~1 11166'- he was ·~· i ,F'ellow \¥ e101pus wllrritary. 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