https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7cd397658f6a6eef4e5001260d8dc5bc.pdf c7301abf7c746112a37b48d04b1e6876 PDF Text Text • ' '·~·- '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. The the American~~· eriUcally. . ~re ~I lffill¥!dl,a~Jy g!!<IDB. , Dt. ·M~son · ' ''' ......... u.tenilni post ld.1-• -...... signs Mat man ;~11:·1Ju. wilh ID �• BlUe ~~n··~.~l•t.S •''r:l"'1·0p ·Yellow Jackets 9;.4 ' Dally Sentinel, 0., April S, 1967-3 ALL-STAR . " ~......··~Discrimination ~ ' · ' ~ ~'"' ' !BEST ~ 1 Holsum No. 64 Foreman & 1Ab])')tt 51 Craig's Market 42 G&J Auto Parts 42 Crow's Steak House 39 Holsum No. :!0 2 Larry Thomas" You've got to break lbal High Game_ The Gall~a .;,S .,;.l! ~ ~3. ~ill ~der18 panthers Turnble 7• "Od dlst•-. ' wall.~~ n..n: ol spitting In your glove The teams played new time tbe baU comes your scoring rules. Nine porn con· way!" stitute a match. Four gollers 224 ; High Series _ Ken Haley 578; Toam High Game and \es 2536.- Holsum · No. 2, 868 and ,. w~keil f i ' afternoon on Memorial In die ' l · partlcl 1in their o~nlng game inning. . plteb~ Visiting Gallipolis defeated ean total two polnfo eaeh, one \eaptured medalist bonors with\ Two other grol>pll pa Soutllem Division of t II 12 hils, five , Middleport and p 011l01'<1). and for mateh plily and ~ne f ~ r a U Tuoeday - fi~e over par. ed, but their scores did Ohio Atbletlc .out tbree• . ; · ii Middleport tripped PorJ\erof In medalist An extra pomtls g!V· Hero's yesterday s results: 1count m the match. . . , a triangular golf maldlllll the en 111e telllll which finishes with McCarty, G, 42: Story, P,iwere: ~~a b Cliff Wlison's Blue Spencer weDI tho Pomeroy links Tuoad$Y evening. tho lowest te11111 score. 40; Priddy, M, 45. . l Davies, G, 46; Vaughn, P, are now 1•1 for the sea· the Blue Devil,t. lie GAHS nipped Middleport S\1 Gallipolis got that extra point Blowers, G, 42; SwiSher, P, 49; Nelson, M, 43. and travel to Wellston t.bree and struCk out 11. •J to 311 , and downed Pomeroy 7· Tuesd$Y, finishing the day with 48; Davis, M, 40. Mille_r, G, 47; O'Brien, P, 45 :Unoon for 1 game with The Blue Devil& Ju!njN!Ij 111!1> Middleport topped Pomeroy, tn 3\rokes. Middleport was sec• Harreld, G, 41; Hackett, M,, and Kirk, M, 51. Golden Rockets tngles ,for three l'lD\11: lllot. 2 1_1 for ond with 173, and Pomeroy to- 46; Anderson, P, 45. . \ Gallipolis open. Its Middleport is i1rs1 innl!J&. GaDia It was the season opener for taled 181. Corbin, G, 46; Jenkms, M, .schedule Friday agamst le880D. Coach Charlle Wine.one 19 the all Niree squads. Bl'll£e Harreld, GAHS junior, 42; Burt, P, 48. lson. m the fourtll and · lhl'll! ,ili'Jr · l'OMEROY LAN&S Trl Coun'y League Msrcb %1, 1967 of Governor Rhodes . GAH~,~ Wins Triangular Golf Match the ' ~ -. ' ~ow ~ Ac~Qlm. seco~J:: ~~~·bad ~· .;,;! GOES TO SCHOOL WOLVERHAMPTON. . throe bWS Ill !be pl!illot.ntl (UP!) -Wendell m , the Blue Devii.__..,....,... d{New York gave rising yol1116 pace Brilon Billy Gray a boling cor was .two for three !DclQdblt \ lOS!IOD Tuesday night before he a double and. single, lllullllbo;: Pomeroy's Panthers dropped four hits. ning, but got out of the jam registered a TKO in the reys and Lal'lf Mildlell ·~: City League a 7·2 decision to Jackson Tues· The Panthers had a 2-0 edge before any more runs arid final round of their bout llad a double. · "' ' March 21, 1967 D&D Bar day in their Southeastern Ohio In the bottom of the first when The only other hit off T01ry tbe Civic Hall. Middleport bnd alE slngleflll• 68 52 Athletic League basebaD open- Ed Baer and Lenny Van Meter during his Gray who entered the ring as no extra base hits. V. Jobns.. >t 50 eronthePantherdiamond.Tbe hlt back·to-back singles with ance was a triple was twefor three and Valley Belle Dairy loss was Pomeroy.'s first in 1one away and Jim Crow singled With one out in the seventh. loss in 20 pro bouts. The was two for four. DenDI&"' 46 Pomeroy Cement Blk 16 t.bree games. h d th pan tlIer hurIor B'll Newlon boxed .at and other Bill Swa,n fi st Ito Dright IItoTplate both J ckrunners. . ht I ",.,ooro two bad bits. I b.•.Y· "' H&R Firestone 42 By United PrOss International I In Sunday's second. game, Pom~roy, a ea e Ir arre erry, a son r~g . pitched a feet arne range throughout and IIght 102 000 1-t I 1.::. 310 203 X-t U~o; High Game Nu:k Coates ThiS could be tile night they\ Greer soft-pedaled his hot throe innings, had its lead shat· bander,. gave up a double to Pomeroy i:"'the f~•t was Jar ahead on pomts when 8 and Art Sylveste• c13, ill e i• 1 ,.parate the men !rom the boys\ shooting and turned into a lered m the fourth when the Steve Fmlaw and another sm· 1 the releree stopped II because . Mlddleporl· !no Series _ NICk JiJil; in the Natwnal Basketball defensive specialist to thwart\lronmen scored three runs on gle to Baer in the second in- rames. a cut over Gray's tell eye. Baltenes De k 12; d. Team Game and Series - Association. the scoring power of Boston's But rightfielder A. D&ll Mar, 975, WJ6. . John Havlicek and Sam Jon•:'·\ homered leading off the fourth. BOXED IN po • ' ___ Ph!ladelph13 and San Fr.anciS· The Hawks will lry to wm ~ Jackson later in the Inning took HAINES FAILS, N.Y. (UPil ~ Wed. Early Mixed League co, r~dmg two-game. wmmng their first galt\• with the a 3·2 lead after a single by -Nino Benvenuti boxed five , March , m streaks m pl,yoff actiOn, could1Warriors at borne, where they first baseman K. Cardwell, M. rounds Tuesday as he prepared 22 1 Won Losl take commandmg 3·0 leads hold a 36-14 record In playoff Gillii•nd's triple and a double for hiS world middleweight ." Would Anyon• Pay Four ~portsmen Ia tonight in their respec!Ive best· games. by H .. Howe. ,' • bout with Emile Griffith 16 3-4c: a Gallon Mo...t Four Aces ~· Jackson picked up· Aprll17 at New York's Madison 18 15 of-seven series and th~eby\ Player-coach Richie Guerin. Foursome 17 \~ make the task of the oppoSIIIOilibelieves the only way to stop ron In the fifth on a double Square Garden. CortlfiMI Sell• ,,, Splllle!s most d1fficult to complete. the warriors is ro contain their ' R. Terry, Ironman shortstop, Benvenuti went three ·· 16 17 100\0tt•ne Ethyl B&F's 15 13 The 76ers host the celtics ;n fast break. and a base hit by brother Dar- with veteran "fed Wright\ Double M's 15 18 thm Eastern fmals that could "They get a lot of ~asy Coach Craynor Slone's South- Each had a double, the only rell, with two out. The )l!lltates the flashy stye You Should Try Ill 1 Hig" Game - Ko'hy Dam, put PhllOJdelph13 one step away on Situa- ern Tornadoes expinded extra base hits of the game for three Jackson runs were Griffith,. and two rounds Linda Winebrenner, \80; B i 11 from breakmg an eight-y•ar !Ions, Guerm said. We may five runs in the top of the eighth Southern. in the seventh on A. Mayes' his Italian stabl~mate, Porter, High , Boston stranglenold on the NBA have to play another man back inning Tuesday afternoon at\ Tom Diddle started for South· second home run of the game Battistutts, who will cltam>•ionda Wmchrenner, 478. Bill Port· championship. or on nd Rio Grande to down Coach ern and was relieved by Prof· with B. Harris and D. Terry oil' the er, 61'1. Toam High Go me and\ San Francisco, the Western another big man u er th . Steve Stiles' Southwestern High- fitt in the bottom of the sixth. base. Jr ~~;:;,.;;c•;;rd;;·;._====---"' Series - Il<luble M's, 721, 1944. DiviSion l!thst In regular season boards lo counteract ell' landers U.fl. Mike Jenkins came on !or Moore, in going the route !1 play, may furlhor the ro?t of break." . , . o! Southwestern trailed 6-0 go- Southern in the boltom of the the Panthers, fanned seven the Ha•ks when they play m St The Warriors big thretheatlsi tng into the bottom of the sixth seventh. Southern pitchers al· issued two bases on balls. Jack•" . We(!. Late Mixt:d League Lo•Jis course, Rick Barry. In wo winning when they scored five lowed six hits, struck out 13 son's Terry struck out 10 and March 22, 1967 Points I "We'll ploy harder if we set a San Francisco playoff victones runs and then added another in and walked 10. gave up three free passes. Porn. If Tt • h t Resume onzg r.:~~~~~"!d~a'k ~1 gb thefav~rite,sufferedhis ~inch c~a~es, d 0 rna oes I w 8 baske~~ ~:16; -~ ~ones three-on~~· conce~trate Geor~ <~~ lis~~ ~.~. rJ1 • J rzp ' JJ 6 zne fo~ I getti~! Certified'011 Co. suMMER y·ALUES 4 No 11,mp> 4! goal for ourselves." sal~ over . St. Lows, lhe sha~ the bottom o! the seventh to tie Curt Baisden went the route eroy will host Warren Local II r &tadde• I!Ielr Roafts • , • Slnqlkll 'IWr . . . . Deem·, Too 11 l1 Philodelphias Hal Greer "hke sbootmg.sopho~re pro pu~ 78 the score. for Southwestern allowing 10 Fnday. Pat"" JS beatmg Boston four '" a row- m 85 pomts, hlltmg on 35 f It was the third loss of the hits and walking eight and strik· By mnings: Hardly Ables 311 that would be somelhmg." field goal attrmpls. _ _ oeason for Southwestern, los- ing out eight. Jackson 000 310 3 - 7 8 Zeros 30 ers last week of a double-head. The longest base blow of the Pomerot 200 000 0 - 2 6 Marklanders 2o D I , or to Chesapeake. The High- game was J1mmy Dale Walk· D. Terry and Exline. Moore Higll Game - Ncacll Caro•Y landers also played a 7-7 tie er's homerun in the Southwest. and Crow. 182· Walter Stewart 2U2. with Hannan Trace. The tie ern uprising in the bottom ofl ---~ser'•es - Mildred Bowen, 466: will be played off Thursday af· the sixt' inning. Walker was I FIGH'I: BFSULTS Walter Ste.•rt, 537; Team 1 I Ul ternoon at Mercervlll• and then two for two at the plate. Gene i By United Pre>s Inlernsllonal Game and or"IOS Deem'., B ROBERT GRIMM "We're beginning to gel some the Wildcats and Highlanders Hall had a brace of singles in \ MIAMI BEACH (UP!) Team, 676, 1363. U . Yd p lnl.rnational jdepth hke every Big Ten foot. wlll play a regular contest, fol· three tnps to the plate. \George Chuvalo, 217, Toronto, c:;;te L>u;•s:UP!) _ Ohio :ball team should llave," Hayes lowing the playoff. Southern Ill 300 t15-ll 10 2,stopped Willi Besmanoif, 198\1, .. Salt ... _., ' lllSY Wom'n's Thursday.~.eagne urn n , nn foolball\said. Pacing the Tornadoes at the S'western 000 005 Ill- 6 7 41Miami Beach (3). e Easy to M1 IP March 23, 19" , :State opes .p g nd Coach : plate were Bob Grueser, who Diddle, Proffitt 16) and Jenk· _ ____ _ _c_- -- - 11 • c pietely we•.tllltot.I~ot~n'1""'rool..t 0111 Won r~s. workouts Thursday, a . f , Undercla!S)IIOD Involved . was four for five and Ray Prof. Ins (WP) and Wallbrown• Bais-1 , - - - - - - - - -.... £Jmon M?l k<l 52 29 Woody Ha1es starts loo~I~g ~ \ l)nderclassmen definitely will ntt, who was three for three. den (LP) and Reynolds.' I Tlptoetiptoe. ; Up £5"t'•nr 1'1 jQ 31 to plug some 0 es, , play a big part ln liuwY• for·l::...:_.;= _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __c__c__ _ :.____ Surprise her with a N y \:kthn ". !' ou sP 4~ 41 h1s squa~. 1tunes this season. Out of the 80 bunch. Look under Rmlnnd I>''' l! \ nl e 3 ~·~ 4~·~ 1 Probably 1tem So. 1 on players reporting there are 42 FLORISTS In the Fh•<;~l~.·~ ~~.t o St 3;) 1b jHayes' ''hunl" parade Will be fresHmen, 27 -:'!nlpllOiMfeS, and ~ ROTARY . .· lB\\ 12'' w fmd a good left balfback to oniU: 11 J'uniors. A total of 23 YELLOW PAGES. Where Lan dmo. ,, I d r B0 R ' r High G,1 me ~ n.\ s~nes -- Par.- l replace gra ua mg em. lettermen return. your fingers do the and rlr.ra Collins 1&5. <t3, Team That may be harder than It oflonse;::OIIio ·state lost • walking. High Game - L mdma?k, 823, looks.. . . and up RIDING Team Hiph Scnes - Fiesber'• l BeSides bemg a fme runner, on ~ef~rue S4!!!t!l starters will ~o t Rrm wa'= an excellent pass re- return • • • TexacJ, ,., k f th · cetver who to? some o 1 e "Sure we've got some good Thursdav Tr'pilcale League pressure off B1lly Anders. w.10 freshmen, but some of tile Rookie George Spriggs' bing for Mickey Mantle at first \ M'arch 23, !967 base, drove in two of lbe runs 1set a Buckeye record for pass sophomores who duln't get to ignited a three-run eighth won Lost ' receptions. . play last year should help us, rally against Dennis off Braves' starter Bob Bruce New 'lork Centro! 21 9 Hayes, who w1ll greet 80 can· ,too" Hayes said. that carried the with a single. Hal Reniff started \ 4 AND 5 Three Aces 16 11 d1datos on a new practice field 1 "On offense, we got to find a Pirates to a 3-1 victory over and picked' up the victory lor ' McKenzie's Raiders t6 H located northwest of the Sta· halfback ro replace Rein, Boston Red Sox. the Yanks. I up HORSEPOWERMaple Lawn poultry 15 Io 1dium, was op\irnlstlc about the we'll need a couple full- came to life after being Larry Brown doubled home City Loan II',\ 18';,; start of h1S 17th season as head since we lost Paul Hud· for seven innings by DarreU Lee Mayo from frrsl base m the \ Two Aces & A Deuce 11'.> J&>, coach_at _Oh10_State~----We have to fmd replace· Brandon. second inning and the run stood Hij!h Game - H.:Irry M1llrr, ments for Mike CUrrent at left F ank R b' l up to give the Cleveland lndrnns 0 . · Rig~ Series _ Bill Davos, PRIDE UF UONS tackle, for .Ray Pryor at center! season r form msonh a 1.0 victory tsover as ew~~ .,,oc"ked Fr startthe GSan 213 , •• Team H1gh Game aod . DETROIT (UP!) at nght guard," Hayes th reerunsWJaomer 'th h and aBellihed'in' anclsco G1an . or11 aiJI 5.... los -New York Central, a5 7 New York Giani guard double to lead the Baltimore . p tc SIX rungs o our· and 1514. Walker was one of eight Orioles to a H triumpb hit baseball for the Indians to Lions who signed their thew gain the victory. a shin g nton Se a rtos . Monday Mixed League contracts Tuesday. The former OYS a~ :MONally allowed eight hits March 21, 1967 . Michigan State star dropped 1 just one run in siX mnlngs to l'o\nts of pro ball last season to ga~ln 1 eees 63 on assistant coaching duties SSOCiahOD ,v ctory. Auto .. .. .. 55 Kansas State. . Tallon's first hit of the s: others who signed were spi'Ing, a bases-loaded Shop 44 linebacker Ron Goovert, defentbe bottom of the flinth No. 5 28 sive tackle George Pyne, gave the Kansas City No. 6 22 Norman Hobbs, fullback The Middleport Boys a 6-5 victory over the CincinnAti Gatr • - Mlidrod Bednarski, defensive end Association wlll meet Reds. r 1ard Russell 233; end Bert Bloke at 7:30 at town ball to The us~aDy llgbt-hiUing Ser - Donna tsckle Tony Odneal. ize for the summer program. eago White Sox exploded for 17 1, . George Grate, 552; Managers, assistant hits to crush the MinneSOta Game - Blaettnar Auto, DRAFT ers, persons Interested In be- Twins 12-7. Homers by Tommie Team High Series - Bee CAUGHT IN coming managers, and Agee (his s1Ith of the spring) 18'11\ BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPl) -The of players and bOys to and Tonuny McCraw blgbligbi• Buf!alo Bills announced Tues. players are Invited. ed· the attack. • ' . Blnl League they had signed their Under present regulations a· The St. Loui!l )\&reb U, 19fl and IOih draft chOices dopted by the as!oclatlou, rallied for five runs In contracts. who become nine years old seventh iDnlng to tum back the 1.56 'fight end Jerry Seither fore next Aug. I are eligible for PhUsdslphla Phillie• 151 Kent State, Buffalo's ninth assignment to one ol the six pinc1Hln8le by 'fed round pick, and ieams spoDSOred In .358 hitter Ibis Tom Croft of Louts!¥& port's 15-game round uprtslng. Clay the Bills' lOth round choice, -·-'•• !rom late t~~rte-run bemer ..,.!ll:~~ed to terms which were ~";':My. Jlni Hickman '. disclPsed. · Upcoming ~vltles bc!ra homer a, "Tumool !Jay" when cOomba In tbe WE DO THIS BY POPUW REQUEST Of! OUR CUSTOMERS Begi•ll SprJ·ng Dri•}}s h Th ,sdav'•Halfback Song t oUCl\:S - On five)egjflarsQ~Ilon R0 bb Hot In Orzole Victory Lawn Mowers ·38·88 GARDEN TH.LERS tla• WORLD 159· 5 1 BY THI! UPI 00 H& R FIRESTONE all B B b A • • to DON'T FORGET! Meet Toru"ght PICKENS IS NOW OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS. WOrn••'• Open Every Friday Nigh~·~ and Saturday Night Til 9:~ ) (UPij Ilip;,~~::~= up and <t2 per PI~.-mlh · 1ate thlt ...,. Day and 'l'be ·' the .! 'I �• BlUe ~~n··~.~l•t.S •''r:l"'1·0p ·Yellow Jackets 9;.4 ' Dally Sentinel, 0., April S, 1967-3 ALL-STAR . " ~......··~Discrimination ~ ' · ' ~ ~'"' ' !BEST ~ 1 Holsum No. 64 Foreman & 1Ab])')tt 51 Craig's Market 42 G&J Auto Parts 42 Crow's Steak House 39 Holsum No. :!0 2 Larry Thomas" You've got to break lbal High Game_ The Gall~a .;,S .,;.l! ~ ~3. ~ill ~der18 panthers Turnble 7• "Od dlst•-. ' wall.~~ n..n: ol spitting In your glove The teams played new time tbe baU comes your scoring rules. Nine porn con· way!" stitute a match. Four gollers 224 ; High Series _ Ken Haley 578; Toam High Game and \es 2536.- Holsum · No. 2, 868 and ,. w~keil f i ' afternoon on Memorial In die ' l · partlcl 1in their o~nlng game inning. . plteb~ Visiting Gallipolis defeated ean total two polnfo eaeh, one \eaptured medalist bonors with\ Two other grol>pll pa Soutllem Division of t II 12 hils, five , Middleport and p 011l01'<1). and for mateh plily and ~ne f ~ r a U Tuoeday - fi~e over par. ed, but their scores did Ohio Atbletlc .out tbree• . ; · ii Middleport tripped PorJ\erof In medalist An extra pomtls g!V· Hero's yesterday s results: 1count m the match. . . , a triangular golf maldlllll the en 111e telllll which finishes with McCarty, G, 42: Story, P,iwere: ~~a b Cliff Wlison's Blue Spencer weDI tho Pomeroy links Tuoad$Y evening. tho lowest te11111 score. 40; Priddy, M, 45. . l Davies, G, 46; Vaughn, P, are now 1•1 for the sea· the Blue Devil,t. lie GAHS nipped Middleport S\1 Gallipolis got that extra point Blowers, G, 42; SwiSher, P, 49; Nelson, M, 43. and travel to Wellston t.bree and struCk out 11. •J to 311 , and downed Pomeroy 7· Tuesd$Y, finishing the day with 48; Davis, M, 40. Mille_r, G, 47; O'Brien, P, 45 :Unoon for 1 game with The Blue Devil& Ju!njN!Ij 111!1> Middleport topped Pomeroy, tn 3\rokes. Middleport was sec• Harreld, G, 41; Hackett, M,, and Kirk, M, 51. Golden Rockets tngles ,for three l'lD\11: lllot. 2 1_1 for ond with 173, and Pomeroy to- 46; Anderson, P, 45. . \ Gallipolis open. Its Middleport is i1rs1 innl!J&. GaDia It was the season opener for taled 181. Corbin, G, 46; Jenkms, M, .schedule Friday agamst le880D. Coach Charlle Wine.one 19 the all Niree squads. Bl'll£e Harreld, GAHS junior, 42; Burt, P, 48. lson. m the fourtll and · lhl'll! ,ili'Jr · l'OMEROY LAN&S Trl Coun'y League Msrcb %1, 1967 of Governor Rhodes . GAH~,~ Wins Triangular Golf Match the ' ~ -. ' ~ow ~ Ac~Qlm. seco~J:: ~~~·bad ~· .;,;! GOES TO SCHOOL WOLVERHAMPTON. . throe bWS Ill !be pl!illot.ntl (UP!) -Wendell m , the Blue Devii.__..,....,... d{New York gave rising yol1116 pace Brilon Billy Gray a boling cor was .two for three !DclQdblt \ lOS!IOD Tuesday night before he a double and. single, lllullllbo;: Pomeroy's Panthers dropped four hits. ning, but got out of the jam registered a TKO in the reys and Lal'lf Mildlell ·~: City League a 7·2 decision to Jackson Tues· The Panthers had a 2-0 edge before any more runs arid final round of their bout llad a double. · "' ' March 21, 1967 D&D Bar day in their Southeastern Ohio In the bottom of the first when The only other hit off T01ry tbe Civic Hall. Middleport bnd alE slngleflll• 68 52 Athletic League basebaD open- Ed Baer and Lenny Van Meter during his Gray who entered the ring as no extra base hits. V. Jobns.. >t 50 eronthePantherdiamond.Tbe hlt back·to-back singles with ance was a triple was twefor three and Valley Belle Dairy loss was Pomeroy.'s first in 1one away and Jim Crow singled With one out in the seventh. loss in 20 pro bouts. The was two for four. DenDI&"' 46 Pomeroy Cement Blk 16 t.bree games. h d th pan tlIer hurIor B'll Newlon boxed .at and other Bill Swa,n fi st Ito Dright IItoTplate both J ckrunners. . ht I ",.,ooro two bad bits. I b.•.Y· "' H&R Firestone 42 By United PrOss International I In Sunday's second. game, Pom~roy, a ea e Ir arre erry, a son r~g . pitched a feet arne range throughout and IIght 102 000 1-t I 1.::. 310 203 X-t U~o; High Game Nu:k Coates ThiS could be tile night they\ Greer soft-pedaled his hot throe innings, had its lead shat· bander,. gave up a double to Pomeroy i:"'the f~•t was Jar ahead on pomts when 8 and Art Sylveste• c13, ill e i• 1 ,.parate the men !rom the boys\ shooting and turned into a lered m the fourth when the Steve Fmlaw and another sm· 1 the releree stopped II because . Mlddleporl· !no Series _ NICk JiJil; in the Natwnal Basketball defensive specialist to thwart\lronmen scored three runs on gle to Baer in the second in- rames. a cut over Gray's tell eye. Baltenes De k 12; d. Team Game and Series - Association. the scoring power of Boston's But rightfielder A. D&ll Mar, 975, WJ6. . John Havlicek and Sam Jon•:'·\ homered leading off the fourth. BOXED IN po • ' ___ Ph!ladelph13 and San Fr.anciS· The Hawks will lry to wm ~ Jackson later in the Inning took HAINES FAILS, N.Y. (UPil ~ Wed. Early Mixed League co, r~dmg two-game. wmmng their first galt\• with the a 3·2 lead after a single by -Nino Benvenuti boxed five , March , m streaks m pl,yoff actiOn, could1Warriors at borne, where they first baseman K. Cardwell, M. rounds Tuesday as he prepared 22 1 Won Losl take commandmg 3·0 leads hold a 36-14 record In playoff Gillii•nd's triple and a double for hiS world middleweight ." Would Anyon• Pay Four ~portsmen Ia tonight in their respec!Ive best· games. by H .. Howe. ,' • bout with Emile Griffith 16 3-4c: a Gallon Mo...t Four Aces ~· Jackson picked up· Aprll17 at New York's Madison 18 15 of-seven series and th~eby\ Player-coach Richie Guerin. Foursome 17 \~ make the task of the oppoSIIIOilibelieves the only way to stop ron In the fifth on a double Square Garden. CortlfiMI Sell• ,,, Splllle!s most d1fficult to complete. the warriors is ro contain their ' R. Terry, Ironman shortstop, Benvenuti went three ·· 16 17 100\0tt•ne Ethyl B&F's 15 13 The 76ers host the celtics ;n fast break. and a base hit by brother Dar- with veteran "fed Wright\ Double M's 15 18 thm Eastern fmals that could "They get a lot of ~asy Coach Craynor Slone's South- Each had a double, the only rell, with two out. The )l!lltates the flashy stye You Should Try Ill 1 Hig" Game - Ko'hy Dam, put PhllOJdelph13 one step away on Situa- ern Tornadoes expinded extra base hits of the game for three Jackson runs were Griffith,. and two rounds Linda Winebrenner, \80; B i 11 from breakmg an eight-y•ar !Ions, Guerm said. We may five runs in the top of the eighth Southern. in the seventh on A. Mayes' his Italian stabl~mate, Porter, High , Boston stranglenold on the NBA have to play another man back inning Tuesday afternoon at\ Tom Diddle started for South· second home run of the game Battistutts, who will cltam>•ionda Wmchrenner, 478. Bill Port· championship. or on nd Rio Grande to down Coach ern and was relieved by Prof· with B. Harris and D. Terry oil' the er, 61'1. Toam High Go me and\ San Francisco, the Western another big man u er th . Steve Stiles' Southwestern High- fitt in the bottom of the sixth. base. Jr ~~;:;,.;;c•;;rd;;·;._====---"' Series - Il<luble M's, 721, 1944. DiviSion l!thst In regular season boards lo counteract ell' landers U.fl. Mike Jenkins came on !or Moore, in going the route !1 play, may furlhor the ro?t of break." . , . o! Southwestern trailed 6-0 go- Southern in the boltom of the the Panthers, fanned seven the Ha•ks when they play m St The Warriors big thretheatlsi tng into the bottom of the sixth seventh. Southern pitchers al· issued two bases on balls. Jack•" . We(!. Late Mixt:d League Lo•Jis course, Rick Barry. In wo winning when they scored five lowed six hits, struck out 13 son's Terry struck out 10 and March 22, 1967 Points I "We'll ploy harder if we set a San Francisco playoff victones runs and then added another in and walked 10. gave up three free passes. Porn. If Tt • h t Resume onzg r.:~~~~~"!d~a'k ~1 gb thefav~rite,sufferedhis ~inch c~a~es, d 0 rna oes I w 8 baske~~ ~:16; -~ ~ones three-on~~· conce~trate Geor~ <~~ lis~~ ~.~. rJ1 • J rzp ' JJ 6 zne fo~ I getti~! Certified'011 Co. suMMER y·ALUES 4 No 11,mp> 4! goal for ourselves." sal~ over . St. Lows, lhe sha~ the bottom o! the seventh to tie Curt Baisden went the route eroy will host Warren Local II r &tadde• I!Ielr Roafts • , • Slnqlkll 'IWr . . . . Deem·, Too 11 l1 Philodelphias Hal Greer "hke sbootmg.sopho~re pro pu~ 78 the score. for Southwestern allowing 10 Fnday. Pat"" JS beatmg Boston four '" a row- m 85 pomts, hlltmg on 35 f It was the third loss of the hits and walking eight and strik· By mnings: Hardly Ables 311 that would be somelhmg." field goal attrmpls. _ _ oeason for Southwestern, los- ing out eight. Jackson 000 310 3 - 7 8 Zeros 30 ers last week of a double-head. The longest base blow of the Pomerot 200 000 0 - 2 6 Marklanders 2o D I , or to Chesapeake. The High- game was J1mmy Dale Walk· D. Terry and Exline. Moore Higll Game - Ncacll Caro•Y landers also played a 7-7 tie er's homerun in the Southwest. and Crow. 182· Walter Stewart 2U2. with Hannan Trace. The tie ern uprising in the bottom ofl ---~ser'•es - Mildred Bowen, 466: will be played off Thursday af· the sixt' inning. Walker was I FIGH'I: BFSULTS Walter Ste.•rt, 537; Team 1 I Ul ternoon at Mercervlll• and then two for two at the plate. Gene i By United Pre>s Inlernsllonal Game and or"IOS Deem'., B ROBERT GRIMM "We're beginning to gel some the Wildcats and Highlanders Hall had a brace of singles in \ MIAMI BEACH (UP!) Team, 676, 1363. U . Yd p lnl.rnational jdepth hke every Big Ten foot. wlll play a regular contest, fol· three tnps to the plate. \George Chuvalo, 217, Toronto, c:;;te L>u;•s:UP!) _ Ohio :ball team should llave," Hayes lowing the playoff. Southern Ill 300 t15-ll 10 2,stopped Willi Besmanoif, 198\1, .. Salt ... _., ' lllSY Wom'n's Thursday.~.eagne urn n , nn foolball\said. Pacing the Tornadoes at the S'western 000 005 Ill- 6 7 41Miami Beach (3). e Easy to M1 IP March 23, 19" , :State opes .p g nd Coach : plate were Bob Grueser, who Diddle, Proffitt 16) and Jenk· _ ____ _ _c_- -- - 11 • c pietely we•.tllltot.I~ot~n'1""'rool..t 0111 Won r~s. workouts Thursday, a . f , Undercla!S)IIOD Involved . was four for five and Ray Prof. Ins (WP) and Wallbrown• Bais-1 , - - - - - - - - -.... £Jmon M?l k<l 52 29 Woody Ha1es starts loo~I~g ~ \ l)nderclassmen definitely will ntt, who was three for three. den (LP) and Reynolds.' I Tlptoetiptoe. ; Up £5"t'•nr 1'1 jQ 31 to plug some 0 es, , play a big part ln liuwY• for·l::...:_.;= _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __c__c__ _ :.____ Surprise her with a N y \:kthn ". !' ou sP 4~ 41 h1s squa~. 1tunes this season. Out of the 80 bunch. Look under Rmlnnd I>''' l! \ nl e 3 ~·~ 4~·~ 1 Probably 1tem So. 1 on players reporting there are 42 FLORISTS In the Fh•<;~l~.·~ ~~.t o St 3;) 1b jHayes' ''hunl" parade Will be fresHmen, 27 -:'!nlpllOiMfeS, and ~ ROTARY . .· lB\\ 12'' w fmd a good left balfback to oniU: 11 J'uniors. A total of 23 YELLOW PAGES. Where Lan dmo. ,, I d r B0 R ' r High G,1 me ~ n.\ s~nes -- Par.- l replace gra ua mg em. lettermen return. your fingers do the and rlr.ra Collins 1&5. <t3, Team That may be harder than It oflonse;::OIIio ·state lost • walking. High Game - L mdma?k, 823, looks.. . . and up RIDING Team Hiph Scnes - Fiesber'• l BeSides bemg a fme runner, on ~ef~rue S4!!!t!l starters will ~o t Rrm wa'= an excellent pass re- return • • • TexacJ, ,., k f th · cetver who to? some o 1 e "Sure we've got some good Thursdav Tr'pilcale League pressure off B1lly Anders. w.10 freshmen, but some of tile Rookie George Spriggs' bing for Mickey Mantle at first \ M'arch 23, !967 base, drove in two of lbe runs 1set a Buckeye record for pass sophomores who duln't get to ignited a three-run eighth won Lost ' receptions. . play last year should help us, rally against Dennis off Braves' starter Bob Bruce New 'lork Centro! 21 9 Hayes, who w1ll greet 80 can· ,too" Hayes said. that carried the with a single. Hal Reniff started \ 4 AND 5 Three Aces 16 11 d1datos on a new practice field 1 "On offense, we got to find a Pirates to a 3-1 victory over and picked' up the victory lor ' McKenzie's Raiders t6 H located northwest of the Sta· halfback ro replace Rein, Boston Red Sox. the Yanks. I up HORSEPOWERMaple Lawn poultry 15 Io 1dium, was op\irnlstlc about the we'll need a couple full- came to life after being Larry Brown doubled home City Loan II',\ 18';,; start of h1S 17th season as head since we lost Paul Hud· for seven innings by DarreU Lee Mayo from frrsl base m the \ Two Aces & A Deuce 11'.> J&>, coach_at _Oh10_State~----We have to fmd replace· Brandon. second inning and the run stood Hij!h Game - H.:Irry M1llrr, ments for Mike CUrrent at left F ank R b' l up to give the Cleveland lndrnns 0 . · Rig~ Series _ Bill Davos, PRIDE UF UONS tackle, for .Ray Pryor at center! season r form msonh a 1.0 victory tsover as ew~~ .,,oc"ked Fr startthe GSan 213 , •• Team H1gh Game aod . DETROIT (UP!) at nght guard," Hayes th reerunsWJaomer 'th h and aBellihed'in' anclsco G1an . or11 aiJI 5.... los -New York Central, a5 7 New York Giani guard double to lead the Baltimore . p tc SIX rungs o our· and 1514. Walker was one of eight Orioles to a H triumpb hit baseball for the Indians to Lions who signed their thew gain the victory. a shin g nton Se a rtos . Monday Mixed League contracts Tuesday. The former OYS a~ :MONally allowed eight hits March 21, 1967 . Michigan State star dropped 1 just one run in siX mnlngs to l'o\nts of pro ball last season to ga~ln 1 eees 63 on assistant coaching duties SSOCiahOD ,v ctory. Auto .. .. .. 55 Kansas State. . Tallon's first hit of the s: others who signed were spi'Ing, a bases-loaded Shop 44 linebacker Ron Goovert, defentbe bottom of the flinth No. 5 28 sive tackle George Pyne, gave the Kansas City No. 6 22 Norman Hobbs, fullback The Middleport Boys a 6-5 victory over the CincinnAti Gatr • - Mlidrod Bednarski, defensive end Association wlll meet Reds. r 1ard Russell 233; end Bert Bloke at 7:30 at town ball to The us~aDy llgbt-hiUing Ser - Donna tsckle Tony Odneal. ize for the summer program. eago White Sox exploded for 17 1, . George Grate, 552; Managers, assistant hits to crush the MinneSOta Game - Blaettnar Auto, DRAFT ers, persons Interested In be- Twins 12-7. Homers by Tommie Team High Series - Bee CAUGHT IN coming managers, and Agee (his s1Ith of the spring) 18'11\ BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPl) -The of players and bOys to and Tonuny McCraw blgbligbi• Buf!alo Bills announced Tues. players are Invited. ed· the attack. • ' . Blnl League they had signed their Under present regulations a· The St. Loui!l )\&reb U, 19fl and IOih draft chOices dopted by the as!oclatlou, rallied for five runs In contracts. who become nine years old seventh iDnlng to tum back the 1.56 'fight end Jerry Seither fore next Aug. I are eligible for PhUsdslphla Phillie• 151 Kent State, Buffalo's ninth assignment to one ol the six pinc1Hln8le by 'fed round pick, and ieams spoDSOred In .358 hitter Ibis Tom Croft of Louts!¥& port's 15-game round uprtslng. Clay the Bills' lOth round choice, -·-'•• !rom late t~~rte-run bemer ..,.!ll:~~ed to terms which were ~";':My. Jlni Hickman '. disclPsed. · Upcoming ~vltles bc!ra homer a, "Tumool !Jay" when cOomba In tbe WE DO THIS BY POPUW REQUEST Of! OUR CUSTOMERS Begi•ll SprJ·ng Dri•}}s h Th ,sdav'•Halfback Song t oUCl\:S - On five)egjflarsQ~Ilon R0 bb Hot In Orzole Victory Lawn Mowers ·38·88 GARDEN TH.LERS tla• WORLD 159· 5 1 BY THI! UPI 00 H& R FIRESTONE all B B b A • • to DON'T FORGET! 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NEW YORK (UP!) -Race \ et men are .guilty of daily Torrey Driver Mario Andretti, who . lion, New Civil Rights p r o- Ohio University Pershing Ri fles As parents, encomage him to make the , 11'111"· Draft Law Extension. will be marchmg in the parade. most of this opportunit y CanyoH depredatiOns on a '11Uch smaller spent to victory In the Daytona -... Cri!lle Prevention, Congression· We are proud and honored scale 1- although not so small 1.11 ther'r 50() stock car race, Monday was 1 , al )tedistricling, Foreign . that the lOth Distrrct is so well cumu.atrve effect over the long run. Bi· chosen "professional athlete of 1II Authorization, Increase m Anti· olog!Sis and .ecologists have long been the month" for February in the · represented in this year's Cher· d M d Mr Lo B poverty Programs. <"Oncerne With the leakage and dumpin g r. on s. r€11 enedum monthly balloting for the 18ill RATIFIED BY SEMTE, NO ry Blossom Festival. of Oil from. shrrs at sea, revealed in OJ!· and .Janet visited recen!Jy wrth annual S. Rae Hickok "athlete ' HOUSE ACTION NEE DED : U. L' cover;d pthngs along the nation's coasts Mrs. !lay Chevalier and ~lr of the year" award. ~ S. ~ S&viet Consular Treaty. . . . - - - -- - -- -and btrJbs of far washing up on shore. Nile )~rn~tt . of Belpre. , Andretti, \\oho was born in A' formidable task still laces M~n's abthty to pollu te his environTo a manne biologist at the Woods Mr. and Mrs. L~ren Be,.•. : Italy but now makes his home us liere in Washijjgton. The ment ts seldom dramatized as vJvidly as Hole Oceanographic Institute on Cape dum and family visited Timrs· in Nazareth, Pa., was given 122 of aetlon on the fl oor of t n it has been in lbe post few days along the Cod, as quoted by the Wall Street Jour- day. evcnmg wrth Mr. and Mrs votes, 21 more than runner-up ~use is lrJund to qmcken beaches of southwestern England. nal. is another manifestation of every. Frances Benedum and family. Bobby Hull of the fiJ' ;;be;u~g~in,s.t,o come frow This latterday battle of Britain h as body_ s dtsregard for th e environment. Tom Marclnlw of The Plains Black Hawks of the witness~d planes and bombs being used, '!Je f1gure ·we can abuse the environment ''isited with his sister, H 0 ~ ed Hockey League. closing today. I'd hke not agtamst a hum an l'o e this time, but tbn an y way and get away with tt. That 's Tirursday. ----1 1 ·~.~netj·tlon that lhree ' gro~ps agams an rmpersona enemy - · millions ecoming obviously false" Mr ;,nd Mrs. Loren Benedam CLERKS STRIKE " i• · upon millions of gallons of crude oil An International Cooventwn on Pre· ·t d l'h d ·1 1 Distnct will . . . Thomas Carney, Doll Carney, from the wrecked tanker Torrey Canyon. t 1011 0 f 0'11 p l ' ''" e urs ay w• tr Jer par. ROME (UP!) -Court clerks ol_utwn. _ lhewastes Sea pro· .,,d ·sister ' Mr · and Mr'·· st are t d a four-uay • The fin al cost of this hattie cannot ven h1lnts the diSch arge ot of otly in enls "· strike ;;~;=~~~~·the State of Ohio in Ma11 Je Bake, Frank Bake, Sar. Ch~rry Blossom i··e,tr- ah Beech to Gertrude M. Me- yet be calculated. The black; Ol'zing sli me large areas of the world's watero. oertic- Roy llollins and Rena or Pam- Tuesday in , a demand for . here jn : Washington lhts Dade. parcel, Portland. will eventually diss ipate _ after a per- ula rly surrou ndmg roasts The tinle is rroy. overtime pay and other beneweekend. The Morgan Thomas E. W1ngett to Mar· iod of years-but what its lasting effects com1ng on this shrinking planet when Mn. Judy Adam.' visited an frts. Most court work was Marching Band of Me- jorie E Wingett, 7?..25 acres, on marme and bird life will be no one even "ali great Neptune's ocean" wil l not afternoon reccnlly llith M". paralyzed throughout the counWIU be marchmg Bedford. can sav. b.e vast enough to tuler:Jte such prac- Glenda Bencdum I' try. . They Will Harold Newlun. Giadine New· Great quantities of rletergents used !tees. Mrs. Opal H.arri.s VIS!Ied a - - - - - - - - - - - 11 ~\!mt •1 WI th hc.r pnrenh;, : Mrs. Herman Grossr-jckle and ~· a conrert on the r""''· 1 1un to United States, Easemen t, on the oil muy al~o create wholesale bi Accide_nts are one lhing, deliberate ~ ay fl'ren.y ·at 8 p.m. Thursday, Olive. olo.£:ical havoc. The rconomic conse· pollut1on 1s ilno!h ~r Torrey c.:mvon dis- Mr. and Mrs. L R. Barr famil y. Nryrna Henderson Ramsdell quence. to both the fis hin g and tourism aqers do not hj]p ·Jl'fl vcrv often 1m·tu- Mrs. Dale B; rr. f,un dlly dinner guest of Mr Jo Umted Slates. Ea"ment. tndustries. is another imponderable. nately But whrn'thcv do, thev' under· Mrs. J amPs Brannon ond Mrs. C. P. Harris we:c Try.Us Lebano"': ; . Hur.e oi l tankers aren't cracked up on score in a way everyone can un.derstand daugh'e~· vrsitcd over a Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Harris and 1 Garth A Sm!lh. Audrl'y Smilh th e rocks on purpose. of course Men th e mcreas mgly urgent need for mr.n to weekend With, her parents in family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry 'fgareHes _ 26c to Umled Sta tes, Easement don't deliberately render miles of beach· call a }Ja:t to their reckless ;rbuse of the Nelsonville HarriS and sons an~ Mr. and l . Olive. • ' es unusable or· deliberately try to wipe environment _ on the Jond as well as at Mrs. Opal Harris recently Mrs. 'Ierman Grossn;cklc. La'dies Nylons visit co w1th Mrs. Virg:J Mr. Gerald Barringer Wayne RitchJe. Mary 'E out ammal hfe, especrally those species sea. Ritchie to United Slates, Ease- 1 ment Lebanon • - - - -- -- - --·I ky ot Reedsvrlfc the weekend with h;s wife J Seamless 400 I ' · Mr.<. Cretta Carnahan and' Mr and Mrs. Lorry Ha•ris family, Mrs. Evelyn BaJITin•erll ment, Chester. Minerva P. Williamson. for· Lillian Naomi Welch to Elea-1 0fC3S Mildred called on Mr and Mrs.J and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Her- and chrld,en. ' $1.00 merly Minerva Pryor to United nor W. Zeiher, lot, Middleport ' Harry Wolfe on Sunday. man Grossnickle vistted Mrs. Russell Barr and son States, Easement, Olive. Ray E. Evans. £thel Mae Ev- ! Sharon Theiss. student nur~e evenin~ with ·Mr. :-tnd :Mrs. Parkersburg, and M:-. and Erneal C. Smith. Marg.>ret lrans to Ray t;vans Jr, Jean eWS OleS in Columbus. spent the week- I ny Hams and fa!Jiil~ Robert Barr and family ~~!!~~!!~~!~A~.~Sm~ith~lo~~·~~St~•t~es~,~E~a~se- Evans, Lot, Pomeroy. end w1lh her fami ly, Mr and I Mr. •nd Mrs. ·BU!b[d Pittsburgh visited recenlly -' ·.: 1Mrs. Kenneth The1ss, Donna, I tmtl daughter of Marion Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Darr. Anna II Rylher, Comm. : By EDNA KNOPP Kennie and Dav1d. Easter weekend with her. • 1 Pearl l{esterson, d.ec., to Ben- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tar~ Mr. :1nd Mrs. Dnle Barr 1 NOTICES . I • PIANO TIJNlN(t. Pborle Daniell at II9U508 8I'OUIId I ·fii!/· a.m. ~131c ' ' •'<o;'-lf Notice tn II · /cfr±J [J I rnoii¥1 J o l~t.] o SOCiety • Notes Manki·,, J's Shame•, A!!:c of Polluti'on Easiest Way To Lovelier Rooms ' .. ---·-··-- - ---- Kem· Tone •:tt ·j I0 N Oil Co. N ~ ~~~===============~ i'!ll->'jj~ :ANTED! ' ~Jrf,liusllnei.ses dealing in a Produc.t or service interestod in MORE PROFITS . must be an· xl®t and prepared to handle more business ••aught about by more traffic in your store ,place of business. experience necessary, just the desire to ,...,..,. more customers and enfoy increased ; l rfc••ro·litt resulting from Newspaper advertising. >.YoJur"• cuatomers and prospectiv& customers reading this ad just as YOU oro because stoyod right here in the newswpaper until wore oble to toke ti""' to rood And .., •• _ more than 5,000 families that live right ,# ;f,l"ln In your trading oreo that read The Daily are your customers . . . . . . or they be. You can communicate with them Monday through Friday and Su"· . . . lt'3 easy, if you don't see one of our '\l!'P'ruantati•.es in your store or on the street, W. <·liltlfcoll992-2156 end he'll be there in a jiffy. 1 Sh~wn jamin . Kfst erson', lots, sutton. , a.nd or Cuyahogil 1 Mr and Mrs. Donald Brad- family. I F ~Ji s son, and Ed1th Gnmm of Ke·1t I ford of DavJsburgh, M1cl•., vts· r Mrs. Larry Harris \o'iSited I Beulah Dodderer, Hobart Ooo-, spent the weeke nd wllh r.1r. lied "''" Mr. and Mrs. Olio , SJster, Palncia ?.osiey, who I d:rer, Ri chard Kesterson, V!r - I an d Mrs Ernest Grimm and Mr. l 13radford. I <l patJc:lt in 1he Car.tden ClarA I I gmta Kesterson, Audna Jeffers, and Mrs Harry Wolre T!J::o:-;e from away attending l1 Hospital Wh.l , 1 • ~h 1 Will ard Jeff~rs, Gladys I FJf?, , Mr and Mrs Edward The 1:,s thr rPn"ral of Frank Walton m- fmmly ~islled ~e~ ~~~l~:r, ~r:.'! l 1 Robert D. F1fe to Benjamin F ,and daughter. Betty, of Colum- eluded l1is so n, Carl, and fami- Jam ~s Scu~lm and d.:1 ughter Ibus spent the weekend wJth rly 11r Newnrk, Mr ~md Mrs. 1 Hegin-1 ' 1 Kesterson, loLs, Sulton. . . h1s brothtrs, Charll·s and Hall of l~ r.wrr I'::~ lis, Mrs Eu- J\lrs Vtolct MJJIJon~ and Mrs. I BOURGUI~A BEITER . . 'lllythe and their ri.lmllll's gene Spn ngt•r. of EJst L!\'t'r- Beverly Coll1ns and children of TII.NIS UPJ) - TunJs tan , Donna Da1ley, daughter of pool, Mr and Mrs Geo rge Will- Tuppers na ins visited p.. C~id~nt Habib BotlrgUJba has Mr. and Mrs Floyd Dalley, re- 1ton of Steubcnw1lle, ~·lr and wth Mr. and Mrs. M..J. Bene-practJc,Jlly I ccovered from a Lurned lo Wash nd 'I . 'tngton , D. c ., I Mrs Hamld Walton · Leetonia · • dum Jnd 'f l\ r a ;~ rs. m1ld heart atlack he suffered where she wdl be employed. :Miso.; Lena Nulph, East Liver- Br.ncdt!m and familv. M<~rch 14 and wrll rl'sume ~ Mr. and Mr:;. Bnan Bradford I pool. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aley Mrs. Don Pullins and R1ta l1 ght work load at lhe end of and sons, Brent and Berry, of I or Ctwrleston, Mr. and ~rs. Bn- 1WJllmmslown VJSfted s unda y ncJo: t week: M affinal med1cal Wooster visrted h1s parents, Mr. 1an Parr. St Albans, Mr. and 11 ~ ith he r parents, 1\lr. ana MrS. I,.;;bu""ll"'el'"'m"'s"'n"'Jd•To.u~cs~d~u-~'.""::"'"::':"a~n:,:d~M::,r: ,s_:O.:: tto:_:B:ra.::d.::fo.::rd:__""I Mrs. ~I' ss Au m1 tier of Ray Ian~ M. J, Be ned um. 1• and ~./· . and Mrs fi <Jy Martm l Mr and Mrs. Roy Rolllrs a11d Iof J.ower Salem I doughier of Pom~'OY viSJ(P~ . M!.ke i:lnd Matt Sterrett of G3l-l the1r llaughter, Mr. Jnd Mrs. INSURANCE MENI Can you place eontr.!lcts th at i l1polls SI!Cnt a couple ol d<-IYS 1Loren Benr.dum .:md family . GENE~A' AGENTS·. cost your clients nofhtng? w1th 1the1r grandp arentF, Mr. ~ Mrs. Patricia Bailey a n 1and K 1.o How would you !Ike to have Mr Ot K , s. rs nnpp. children of Tuppers Plams a soecial 1 ituation which can (N E I • on- xc USive) make all of your men mil· . Mr. and Mrs Paul Smit'h vrs- ited Saturday afternoon wit:1 lion doll1r producers? 1ted the1r son, Robert, and ram. Mrs. faenda Benedum and cnll· il SPECIAL TV If you are accustomed to big Hv of Columbus on Sunday drcn. AND -Safesmen willl'dlnswer your Mr and Mrs. Clarence Wi ('k- ] Those visit;ng Mr and Mr~. FRANCHISE •• WI • so 1 ·sub~tanti a l . 1 ethical comp1ny and prome spent Sunday with h 1 s Pearl Dillon nn1 fnm1ly ov~r SHORT TRAINING PERIOO-dF~~T ENTRY INTO FIELD fat hrr. Pearl. of Blackhck, who I the weekend were Mr. and NO INVESTMENT-NO EXPENSE ' has been very ill ~ Mrs. IJon .Jones and fam tly THE TIME TO JOIN THE BAND IS WHEN IT IS FORM· flea Cornell and son, Billy, Hnnnic. lNG NOT WHEN IT'S MARCHING DOWN THE STRE ET are making the!r home Wllh I Visitmg Mr. and Mrs. L. R. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE her molhcr, Mrs. Esl11er West Barr rn Eas!er Sunday WRITE: Magna Charta Companil!s while Mr Cornell is station- I Mr. and Mrs Chark•s Barr 88 ~-Broad St., Suite 1520 ' ed in V~etnam. I Lillie Hocking and Mr. and Columbus, Ohio 43215 I Max Knupp ret urned tu i11s 1 -· FOR IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENT CALL 228-6621 stud'" at Palmer C. C. llav-l k11ee surgery at St. Joseph's I enport, Jowa, afte r undergomgl Hospilal, Parkersburg. 1 1 1 !1 YOU BE THE JUDGE ! ! :Odev.:;is 1 JUST ARRIVED SEED POTATOES LeSodo eBliss Triumph eeKennebec Pontiac •Cobbler eONION SETS and PLANTS Red. White. Purple eCABBAGE PLANTS A~JCV and W. Virginia ''•""i,,J.~OUI\ FOR THE BIG "L" Nec•••••v- ~Uc.l\ W. Carsey, Mgr. J"st Resister F.: t mall. Farmall; F20 Jubilee Ford with Wagner Ind . loader EQUIPMENT John Deere 16" 3R Plow; Oliver 14" 38 Plow-hydraulic· Ol:ver 28 pull plow- Radex Points· Ford 314 3 point hJtcb plow , 7' Pull Di~ ; AC plow & Cultivators-tit R or C tractor; Ford 3 pomt httch cultivators; Ford 2 piece cultf. -- .. .. --- . · ·· . .. ~ N Society Notes M::k •;aD . r::, d d Deere field cultivator· Massey Harris Clipper combme; t:ase manur~ spreader; New Holland field chopper, Int . Hay Co ndl~10ner; New ldea manure spreader· AC bal~r; 3 rubber ttred wagons; 1 wide steel wheel wa~ go!l: Lm1e spreader; Rotary lime & fertilizer spreader· Oliver No. 26 grain drill; Jobn Deere 2 row 3 point hitch corn planter; Blark Hawk 2 row 3 point bitch corn plant· er, 3 Int. 7' mowers; 6" hammer mill; 8' wheel disc. QUICK WAY BACK HOE AND CRANE ON 6x6TRUCK F ~ m_ixer; 1 bag cement mlxer; FerfUson rotary hoe 3 PD_t,nt' hrtch; ::\o[ac. 35 chain saw: 3 polnt poet hole digger; 80 Woods rotary mower; 6' rotary mower; V 4 Wiscmudn power umt ; 8 row 150 gal. trailer type corn sprayer· Cut off ~a~; Craltsman riding lawn mower · 2 garden traCtors, one wtthout motor; 2 hand corn shel1ers: 1 power corn sheller; 125 hp, Walkesbaw power unit; Model A Ford motor; .Sevct·al 8:20:20 truck tires 1 good; Int. end loader; Hy· druilc dump cylinder; Hydrahc wagon hoist; App, 25 cmsoted poles, 12 to 40 feet long· 1 Blook Building· Lot of Horse Equipment; Furniture; 1962 Ford Pickup· '19M Plymouth Automobile; Gob of Small Items. ' CLOVIS STRAUSBAUGH, Owner . AUCTIONEER: Col, Jim Camohan TERMS: Cosh O.y of Solo Lunch will be sorvtcl by tht Wllktsvlllt OES. ' AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This is o very 1r1t 11le tnd will start on time NOTE: There will be lidded consignments ' REFRESHMENTS' ~FAVORS· FOR All ' DEMONSTRA rfoNS ~ FUN FOR ONE and ' • PORK ROAST PORK LOIN 33c 49c 59c )'000. Chickens 4 sc . CHUCK ROAST •' 69c --- RIB ROAST' .. 89 ~rs ____ ... C Fresh Hams .......... lb. 55c Short Ribs of Jeef :· ·· lb. 49c Boneless Pork Roast · · lb. 59c Beef Strips · ··· •'•· · · · ·· lb. 89c Fresh Spareribs · ·· · · · lb. 69c Ground Chuck ·· · · · ·· · lb. 75c Pork Loin Roast ··· ··· lb. 59c Sliced Bologna· 1-lb. pkg. 59c Pork Chops · ·· · · ·· · · ·· · lb. 79c Braunschweiger · ··· · · lb. 49e Sliced Bacon · · l-Ib. pkg. 69c Dinners ...... · .. ·.. 2Jor 89c Fresh Sousage · · 1-lb. roll 49c Ocean Perch 5i&: bor • Mayonnaise A&P Peas Spaghetti Jan e Park er Buked Foods '• J oh ~ w-• !as~ , •M TRACTORS M<J~sey-li a rn s 44-6 with 2·row picker; H APRIL 6-7~8 f!JSO,OOO GREEN STAMPS No Purchase RQU,TE 7 and 33 Soctety Not' "'" lted ' iW:~ ':'Jo~.· Fine Quality Groceries! Starts Tomorrow ~1 ,.Siiii'Ving Southeastern S , Chester I!Qo"'~- • Chester, Ohio Spectaculc;~rl - ~ -~- ilJ ' Sunday llftli M11. tJ\!rs. Bess Larldna apen! l!;a•t- Cfll( v!JI!Qt ¢ ftlr,. ~ ~ surgery at Doctors !Ill!. . . eeuSV e Mabel ljetzer and Mt. , and er StuJJjay,J at_ q,,qome ol Mr. ~.,Cqlemllll ~~ latl!lfY.•, Cit' 11 Mrs. Ross Cleland recently , Mrs. Frank Bise and family . and Mrs.' lo!arvjg · MprkJ, )..Qng lum'ir[tf. 'W ,Mr. ~ ·"'NGuy SUmmerfield, 'Mrs. rectived word tho! her nepbMr.s Lulu Osborfll! spent' Sun- BOttom. Others vialttng' ln tbe ton Tuttfe7':E~g1~ Rli!Ct• ,, , . Sargent and Mrs. Ada ew, Cpl. Charles Frecker, . has OCiety O(CS day with Mr. ·and Mrs: A(!hur Marks horne wer~ Mr. · and Mra. ~u,· j!:~p di!J4r1f, Morris have returned home arrived at Da Nang, South VIet.Dav1s and fa mily. ·Mrs. James Carruthers and ,ol Belp~ ~Jtlill!litlt llbracf a trip to Florida. nam. . Char!es Johnson has been !QnJily of U.uisville . , Kibble and fiimily '81Qiday. · nd Sc ' 'donald Van Meter Young! ' Mrs Donald Betzing of HemBy Mrs. Lyle Balderson ciischarged from the U. S. Ar· ' l Mr. anil Ml'll· Paul Boring Mr. apd l,(rr. ,Walll!r Br~ 8 A . U12ay hool att,ndance on town, spent the weekend wttb ltoclt· Grove recently called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hetzer my. ' and :aitluy, Akron, were re- :and llllJlilY SpeJII ~ .l'l 1 :f.r~or;:'t' 57 • th.~ ollerJns ~~d By CLARICE ALLEN Mrs. Mabel Van Meter and ' M,rs. Letha Wood. , and Brenda of Washington, w.1 Mr. and Mrs. Lyfe Balderson cent visiW$' of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Plllll: 'Met~i al. 10. 45 ~t~e~vtceo we~ e Mr "tt M H ld relative.. , Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers 1Va., Jim Hetzer and Gary •nd Kay and M(s. Gladrs 'WI!- Tona Bpring. Columbus , le~de~ h' er~ ~wartz lay. Iand ~0~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaniel and family were Snnday dinner ICome., students at Carneige IIams were rerent visitors or Mr. and Mrs. flenver Weber, Karen _Sprague,, .Tuppera ,~ held Su drs IP serv ces were i Connells~ille s ant ean. k: and children called on the guests of Mrs. Doris Koenig 1Tech College, Pitl>burgh, and Mrs H. E. Young and Mrs. David and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Plans, was an overtugat 'uert·' wiffll 1,,"R1Y ecvenmg al 7-IS, end with Mr; W~ dwes~ - ~ Bruce Myers falnlly Sunday eve- and Ricky, Tuppers Plains. ~ Mrs. <:va Sampson, Belpre, vis-11Hazel Balderson at Vienna, W. Ernest Whitehead, Jean. Jane ol Ju nie Casbdol!~' ,. ',~~ ·• · ev. asto. . 1 . · e .a "" · un l Pvl Larry Hill Fort Bragg I - --~·--· ·· ·- 1Va and Juti and Mr. and Mrs. W,,.. Recent · vjslt!'r~ of Mr. &.114 · The ·'Lul1aby Shower" held ~ay dmner guests of Mr~ Wood\ · ' '! ~....:1 · d 1 u • lor J All 511 h td ' were ihe Ha k M M Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee, Bash· N.C., and Barbara Hill of Co- 1guests of Mr. and Mrs. RIChard 1 Charles Barnhart, eld~st soo ren Pickens and Kay Balderson Mrs. Dale · ~"' ail am ~ · M ado t:::'es a~, M mont 0 i R Ch . t w M;· and Mrs. an, visited recenUy with Mr. lumbus spent IJie weekend with Gaul. of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barn spent Easter at the home of were Mr. alfd M,rs. Clyde Ha 1,<; ~ 0~ 0 r. hand Mrs. I ~~ t r~.;;.,r B hh. anD hb~s. iand Mrs. Arthur Orr. their lather, W. F. Hill. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland hart, has enlisted in the Navy Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meredith, ning. Nelsonvill,e, MF· and Mn. · 0 0 10 rvli eh a sosn't ardt t e Grange I deSar d ' y, e "! Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland ' Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours called on Mr. and Mrs. Denzel and is stationed at Great Lakes, Chuck and Roger, . t Beverly. ,Melvin Smith, i>Oltieroy, aM._ Ha ere au ay evenmg an ny · &I 'bu '" .. Ajlrti 1, was attended by a: 1 Mr. a"tt. Mrs. Johnny Newell 1were Sunday dinn'l!' auests of of Ba..han were Sunday dinner Cleland Sunday evening. till. Mrs. Helen Archer was a r~<- George Snuth, urn s. "' , 1 and son, Columbus, spent the ! rou.nd ill. "": C:aijtes\ver~ played with prt.. [weekend with Mr. and Mrs. , . eRos bawa':l'ed to lrls Carr, Nina : Hobart Newell. Olher guests ~ •)~~""'--. 1nson JQrre Ritchie and Mr. Easter dinner were Mr. ,,I· r Bill ltatson, and ' Dorothy Rob- Mrs. Denver Curtis and lnson alj!l Sharon Boyles direct· , dren, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. lng lh~ . games. i Larry Curtis and family and FRESH TASTY SUPER-RIGHT QUA,LITY Man)" useful and lovely gifts i Mrs. Mary Pierce, Long Bot· were ree<ived. II tom. The hostesses, Dorothy Roo- ; Weekend auests ol Mr. and inson and Wilma Ginther, ,,_ Mrs. Arthur Orr were Dr. sisted by Marilyn Robinson, , ¥rs. Roger Grueser and daughPICNIC FULL Sharon Boyles and others, ser- ters, Logan, a"tt Mr. and M's. RIB HALF S T Y L E - - - - lb. ved refreshments of Ice cream, Ed Neuman and children, ROAST _ _ __ lb. Ctike and coffee. . ion. On Saturday evening the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swartz 1Orrs and guests were dinner and family of Ravenna recently gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ROASTING QUARTERED LOIN visited ~ pare~ls, Mr. and Lee and children, Racine. Mrs. Vr!re Swartz. Miss Lucille Smith spent Mr. and Mrs. P<1ul Buckley several days with Mr and Mrs. and famlly went to Columbus John Reuter and family, Akron. Sunday to visit her father, Da- Pvt. Vernon Cleland, Fort I AVG. _ _ .lb. na Swartz. and his brother, Rob- Eustis, Va., and Mrs. Cleland, I 9to11 5to61b. ert Swartz. who are both ill. .Columbus, were weekend visit· CHOPS _ Ib. Easter Sunday dinner guests :ors of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cle. of Mrs. Mary Carr were Rev. !tanr!. ' • STANDING BEEf BONELESS and M". James Quisenberry of I Mr. and Mrs. Victor Will of Alher"· and Mr. and Mrs. Char· !Qanai WinuiJe•ter were week· • le< Carr and family of TupPer! 1end gueots of Mrs. Ida Knight. Plams In the afternoon, they ! Miss Janet Knight of Colum· VISited .Jewell Carr at Athens. ibus and Charles Knight of Alh'I Mr and Mrs Harold Swartz ens spent the weekend with Mr. WELL 4LL TRIMMED _ __ lb. and lam0~ of Williamstown, W. land Mrs. Howard Knight. Va. were t;;aster Sunday sup- Riuhard Frost, Adrian, Milh .• We never advertise a special !'Ale item unless we have an ample supply, p!'r guests of his parents, Mr. Ispent a week with Mr. and Once in a great while, the special is more popular than we imngined. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz. Mrs. Willis Frost. Mr. and Mrs. WHOLE OR SHANK HALF Among the visitors at t he iCurUs Fraley and daughter of . $o occasionally, we do run out of the item. EllllWood Nursing Home Sund'!l' 1Columbus were weekend guests LEAN FOR BRAISING BUlT STYLE were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark ,of the ~·rosls. of near Coolville and Mr. and i Miss .J,I'l Beaver, Middleport, •>;o, ., ... But we never "run out" on a salt. Mrs. Charles D. Woode, looal. rspent lhe weekend with Mr. and FRESH LEAN ., ; . COUNTRY STYLE Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bain· IMrs. H~nry Beaver. If the item is sold out, just ask the managedor a "RAIN CHECK". o:,-, of Columbus were guests of Mrs. George Abbott and Mrs. SUPER-RIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode Max Ca!r and rhildren of Mt. LOIN END " lco:n Wednesday evenilli until Vernon called on Mr. and Mr~. SatQ'day. They all visited Mr. Denzel Cleland Sunday afterSUPER·RIGHT • an~ · ~Jf! Clair Woode and Con- noon. I CENTER CUT RIB ..........,.. .. '"' t<IWtlo.... ,.,.. ... nt SJ!O on Lincoln Hts. and their 1 Miss Alice Smith has gone to '"' IM •1.., non "'"'" ,.,.,., Wo '"""''' " lt1 mn1he• Mrs. J B. Hayes. Mid-:Columbus where she has em- ~ .."' "") . . onlo:o,.<oolU•OH Cap'n John's Penh, H1ddoclc or FlouncMr SUPER-RIGHT dt•Jl!lrl and called on their un· .?ioyment. e.e. 1Emel'S()n Hayes m l he I M'r. and Mrs. Hobart Newell, , ' '. Meigs General Hosp1tal on E:lmer anti Shelia, were in Co' FROZEN f'tLLETS · • •· ' . SUPER-RIGHT rr""'day. iumbus Monday to visit his broM,.,..ond-Mrs. Vere Swartz · - - · - · .. -- $!~59 An A&P Rain Check is a certificate that entitles you t'> ~ :; ' wr·rel'!osler' gues ts of their son, IR01irt and Linda, were Easter , Mr Rod Mrs. Vernon Swartz Sun4ay evening visilors of her at the same special price, the following week. oc' l:tmilv or Hockingport. ·aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Char lea D. Wood :Earl Bratton of Carpenter. o•n their guests. Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly, We think that's the fair thing to do. We think that shows '' W...E Ci. RE". _ _ _ _...7_ - - - - - - . . . r . :~<sell llainum lthe former Stevie, Jeffrey, Ailsa, of AlbM· rY Hayesf or Columbus, catl- 1ens, and Mr. and Mrs. Harley . Not every store can care that much. A&P can .. . and does. ,.( •m tht Glen Robmson lam- Haning of Flatwood were SunMIXED SIZES I 1-lb.! ly ~r. anrJ Mrs Don Robin- :day afrernoon visitors of the1r Shouldn'tA&P be your store? FOR BETTER FLAVOR - c1n1 mn.; and Mrs. Nina Robinaon .parents Mr. and Mra. Everell •nd Clara Foil rod, Friday eve- 'Lambert. COPYRIGHT ¢> !~6!, Hi[ GRU.T ATlANllC & f'Ac;IF!C TEA CO, I~C . nlng. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray ANN PAGE 151h-e1. Mrs. Emma Findling was call- ,Johnson1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ._~n• PREPARED - - -- -ed to Huntington, W. Va. to as- ' Lenard Johnson, Greggory and -..;~,. I sist ,In the care of her sister· !Christine of Grove City, Mr<. ANN PAGE in-la\\·1 Mrs Earl Person. jNora Johnson, Jacob Johnson, WITH TOMATO SAUCE_ Mr. and Mrs Charles D. Jerry and Mona of Columbus, GOLDEN OR SUGAR WnodA called on Mr. and M". Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, Cake Donuts _ _ _ pkg. 45c JANE PARKER· ENRICHED LONGHORN C. r.. Woode of Tuppers Plains ' and Annette of Middleport, Mr. , TWIN PACK Sunrlay Rflernoon. and Mrs. James Johnson, JamSTYLE - - - - - - - - - - - ------ lb. Potato Chips --1-lb. box 59c M,, and Mrs. Dinsmore Boy· rie SUe aJid Todd, of Pomeroy, 1 JANI PARKER /eo; vifll ted her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jotmson, ~ ' FRESH AUNT JANE A&P BRAND FROXIN Raisin Bread loaf 29c Florence Sturm at Grantsville, ' .Janette of Peach Fork, Mr. Kosher Dills _ 48-oz. jar S9c French Fries _ 5 lb. 'bag 89c Spanish Bar Cake _ each 35c , and Mrs. Larry Johnson were ' W Va. over Sunday. , VACUUM PACK Mf, and Mrs. Clair Wonde all visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ' •JAil• PARKER-ALL BUTTER ANN PAGE-S-or. pk;s. loaves Folger's C:oHee _ , 31b. can $2.19 apd Conn! Sue ol Pomeroy were ' Joe Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Brownies pkg. 65c Gelatin Desserts _ 4 pkgs. 33c A&P COLOMBIA-VACUUM PACK s~pper guests of his parents. :Lee Roush durl!li tbe I Coffee 1-lb. can 79c Atr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode week end. Mrs. Nora SULTANA SM,lLL OUR OWN SJtutday evening, April 1. the JS here visiting with her 1011, Stuffed Olives I O'h-oz. jar 69c Te1 Bags _ pkg, of 100 - 89c occajlon being the latter's birth· Joe Johnson, and famUy lor 1 SULTANA BRAND WHITE HOUSE INS1'AII!T-/,Iakto 211 Qts. dfy.. lew days. WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF ANY PACKAGE OF Peanut BuHer _ 2Ya.fb. j1r 98c Recent visitors of Mr. and Dry Milk , . pkg, $1.59 Mrs. W. A. Elam were Mrs. A&P FROZEN PASTRY ITEMS Geneva Shumate and 14 r s. A&P Brand Creem Slylt C..-n. Redeo"' Y9ur Maller Booklet ILarry Johnson, Gina Rae and Fancy Pen, P11r1 or Apr'-11 Coupon for '12 GALLON A&P ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam ond A&P Fruit Cocktail, 1% flo un ., ,1 Billie. .. four Cholet · CIIW ' C Mr. and Mrs. Frank S4rver, ... __ :Jolmny and Eddie of !)everly I ·1 guest or Mr; were weekend visitors of ller FLORIDA GOLDEN YELLOW LARGE- JUICY ·'!In Russl]l lVt~e· parents, Mr. and Mrs. IJQward 1 .<. Harol( GIIJlllly 1Thqll\& and Patrlcta. • ... dol. . only and Bru!!J of Alpai(y, . Mr. and Mrs. Leon 'Shumate J.l -"'"'. "'" '"' . . . [:J KAUTZ FEED STORE Spring Sales POMEROY .. ~ jl·R 'j.' ' I 1 NICE LINE OF eFLOWER PLANTS 1 IN Dal'lrllentlue!, l'omm1'1Utltlleport, 0., Aprn S, 1967-7 !her, Clair, ;vho reeently 1111- 1¥r. an4 Mrs .. QI,yto~~~n on a For Spring Planting Due to other employment I will disperse the fol· lowing machinery at my form I mile south of ~~~esville on S. R. 124 on April 8, 1967 at 11:00 ' ' out" APRIL8,'67-11 am. vator; •;;;::-;---..,;--;::::::::::::;:::=:: 1r::;:i~:: Alfred • Pork Chops PUBLIC SALE 1 I· . '· ' i SUPIR Meigs . 1,; 'I I Properly TransferS ' • I "Super-Righ t" Quality Mea t~;! ·-------- J0ppa t "lt;':f fn· [II I I I II III) I . . ''• ·~: w: ·1 ·i' ' late (]assifi~; . .... . THE DAILY SENTINEL .• 't ' qu~~~·59c . S 7 89C $1 •00 DL Pork &Beans WHITE BREAD 1 ~~~E Colby Cheese S9c 4 2!·. 99c ,, 100 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS ------ Pen Fru:ts and VegetCJbles! tes ~~~~:~~·~~~~u:;.~~~~ ::;·M~~- ~~er:r~ !~! .c Karen, f(athy. Randy' of Pomeroy were Sundaf of Albllllf 1nd Mr. visitors ol Mr8. Gen.eva SIJu. G~y f!:uasell, and T... 1mate al)!llhelr, aliter l)ld IJc;olbPomtrQy. · . ,er.jn-law, Mt. and Mn. La!tl' Mr•. Dale RuliSfll, 'Joli!J$9Jl. Jt!f IJid Susie, 1W Mill K~y Wyatt of Colulllllu! 1 ~ ~"':":li,:Mrot:r, qnday1!!14v~l!f• :•11 a weekend visitor of h~r' Mrl. : ~reqts, Mr. and Mro •. J. C. . ·WyBU. Gllea, J~. f , MIN Linda Shaller a re. were re-.l·~edt· visitor of M~. Sn!lth: of ar4 weeke!Id . Vislierrs ramlly. · ana G€ne· 'l11llinJ!S«tn.ll his mother, Mr., Wll.eman Mrs. SWEET COfN .. ··...... 6.....· 49~ ,'·'."'IS RORQlA . ··.... · ~ 011''~ tii.UMP -JUICY MARS..H - SEEDLESS FLO.RIDA --lRESH · Strawbertles · ··· 39c I ·EVERGREENS. . ., ,. : 39C ~·~ ,1 GrGptfruh · ····· .,s,__ ~!~.. Fresh Milk Free quart 59C Play··Ac\P's 'THE PRICE IS 5 79 0 •' l I �- .. .(' j o., Aprn 1967 '·' 1 • ,r ·1. I rI . Newspaper Boys Learq Better·and Faster tr1 I . '· ... .... .,, DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEI~S -MASON AREA The way to _le~n someth!ng welland rei'Qember 1!--JS to experience it. A teacher can explain a method or a prin· Richard S. Owen, Publisher ZAHLE ciple in class, but until a student actual· Chester Tannehill, ·Editor Jy applies it in an everyday situation, it may not mean much to him. Published every day (except SaturFortunate, therefore, is your son, day I by The Ohio Valley Publishing PLIME wh~, as a newspaperboy, has the oppor- Company, l!O Mechanic St., Pomeroy, tum(y to learn by doing. No <me needs Oh'10 to tell him how important it is to be on 45769. Business Office phone 992time, to greet people in a friendly way 2156. Editorial phone 992·2157. to provide good service day after day' s d 1 and to keep his books up-to-date. He soo~ Ohi:~on c ass postage paid at Pomeroy, . Keep learns the importance of these principYOUR l!i'/J.J.S [l:IOWN, les of good salesmanship. He sees what National advertising representative April Gth. happens when he follows them carefully. Bottlnelli Kimball, Inc.. 343 Lexingto• . He experiences the benefits of a job well Ave .. New York City, N.ew York. Oh10 University will provide done. I Now arrancethe circled letters to form the aurprbe answer 81 HOUSE. Investment two units for the parade The In no other situation does a boy learn . Suoscription rates: Delivered by car •Uifested by the above carto'on. · an r1er where ava1 1abl e, 35 cents per week Interest Equalization, Ohio University Coed Cadettes, so f as t an d so we 1·1 as when th ere 1~ Forces Bill of Rights, 8 25·mcmber women's pre<!~>· immediate and positive result to what he one year in advance at tbe Daily Senti· WITH A Ion marching t•nit will lead the does And so 't 1· th t bo I ffl del Este Resolution .· l s a ~ewspape r Y ex· ne o ce $18 20: six monfhs, $9.J O· fAJIJWt!n tomorrow) SENATE Annual ~~~:~:· a~t~e~~~~~r on:~;;~ tpenence, exltrelmely practical Ill its na· three months $3 90. By Motor Route falerday'• J~hleJt..COUGH fAULT BANISH INFIRM Procurement Procrram, ure, so P'" ect y ccmplements the more where cam . ' uml in the 1966 Cherry Blossom formal training of the classroom. er servtce not available onE ' Ann,;er1 nn - 1 '·'- • " "? " ""l'' mveMor lrs.d a loz tied Congressional Reorgamzahon. Drill Meet. This disctinclrv" honF th bo h month $1.30. By mail one year $10 00· ¥ 111-STAING 111 COMMI'ITEE· Aid for " or e y w o rs eager to do well SJx months, $5.25: Three months, $3 . 00. ""'efnentary Educatr'on Al'd tor or was awarded to a women's in school now, and who wants to make --========::::=-~----· ~r Education, Tax' increas- marching unit for the first tune "Grade A" accomplishments in later life, · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • ANDRE'ITJ HONORED · in the history of the Festival t_he combination of newspaperboy train· 1 es, :Social Security Liberaliza. In addition, 35-members of the mg and a good sc hool education is ideal. Whic,h arc directly useful to them. NEW YORK (UP!) -Race \ et men are .guilty of daily Torrey Driver Mario Andretti, who . lion, New Civil Rights p r o- Ohio University Pershing Ri fles As parents, encomage him to make the , 11'111"· Draft Law Extension. will be marchmg in the parade. most of this opportunit y CanyoH depredatiOns on a '11Uch smaller spent to victory In the Daytona -... Cri!lle Prevention, Congression· We are proud and honored scale 1- although not so small 1.11 ther'r 50() stock car race, Monday was 1 , al )tedistricling, Foreign . that the lOth Distrrct is so well cumu.atrve effect over the long run. Bi· chosen "professional athlete of 1II Authorization, Increase m Anti· olog!Sis and .ecologists have long been the month" for February in the · represented in this year's Cher· d M d Mr Lo B poverty Programs. <"Oncerne With the leakage and dumpin g r. on s. r€11 enedum monthly balloting for the 18ill RATIFIED BY SEMTE, NO ry Blossom Festival. of Oil from. shrrs at sea, revealed in OJ!· and .Janet visited recen!Jy wrth annual S. Rae Hickok "athlete ' HOUSE ACTION NEE DED : U. L' cover;d pthngs along the nation's coasts Mrs. !lay Chevalier and ~lr of the year" award. ~ S. ~ S&viet Consular Treaty. . . . - - - -- - -- -and btrJbs of far washing up on shore. Nile )~rn~tt . of Belpre. , Andretti, \\oho was born in A' formidable task still laces M~n's abthty to pollu te his environTo a manne biologist at the Woods Mr. and Mrs. L~ren Be,.•. : Italy but now makes his home us liere in Washijjgton. The ment ts seldom dramatized as vJvidly as Hole Oceanographic Institute on Cape dum and family visited Timrs· in Nazareth, Pa., was given 122 of aetlon on the fl oor of t n it has been in lbe post few days along the Cod, as quoted by the Wall Street Jour- day. evcnmg wrth Mr. and Mrs votes, 21 more than runner-up ~use is lrJund to qmcken beaches of southwestern England. nal. is another manifestation of every. Frances Benedum and family. Bobby Hull of the fiJ' ;;be;u~g~in,s.t,o come frow This latterday battle of Britain h as body_ s dtsregard for th e environment. Tom Marclnlw of The Plains Black Hawks of the witness~d planes and bombs being used, '!Je f1gure ·we can abuse the environment ''isited with his sister, H 0 ~ ed Hockey League. closing today. I'd hke not agtamst a hum an l'o e this time, but tbn an y way and get away with tt. That 's Tirursday. ----1 1 ·~.~netj·tlon that lhree ' gro~ps agams an rmpersona enemy - · millions ecoming obviously false" Mr ;,nd Mrs. Loren Benedam CLERKS STRIKE " i• · upon millions of gallons of crude oil An International Cooventwn on Pre· ·t d l'h d ·1 1 Distnct will . . . Thomas Carney, Doll Carney, from the wrecked tanker Torrey Canyon. t 1011 0 f 0'11 p l ' ''" e urs ay w• tr Jer par. ROME (UP!) -Court clerks ol_utwn. _ lhewastes Sea pro· .,,d ·sister ' Mr · and Mr'·· st are t d a four-uay • The fin al cost of this hattie cannot ven h1lnts the diSch arge ot of otly in enls "· strike ;;~;=~~~~·the State of Ohio in Ma11 Je Bake, Frank Bake, Sar. Ch~rry Blossom i··e,tr- ah Beech to Gertrude M. Me- yet be calculated. The black; Ol'zing sli me large areas of the world's watero. oertic- Roy llollins and Rena or Pam- Tuesday in , a demand for . here jn : Washington lhts Dade. parcel, Portland. will eventually diss ipate _ after a per- ula rly surrou ndmg roasts The tinle is rroy. overtime pay and other beneweekend. The Morgan Thomas E. W1ngett to Mar· iod of years-but what its lasting effects com1ng on this shrinking planet when Mn. Judy Adam.' visited an frts. Most court work was Marching Band of Me- jorie E Wingett, 7?..25 acres, on marme and bird life will be no one even "ali great Neptune's ocean" wil l not afternoon reccnlly llith M". paralyzed throughout the counWIU be marchmg Bedford. can sav. b.e vast enough to tuler:Jte such prac- Glenda Bencdum I' try. . They Will Harold Newlun. Giadine New· Great quantities of rletergents used !tees. Mrs. Opal H.arri.s VIS!Ied a - - - - - - - - - - - 11 ~\!mt •1 WI th hc.r pnrenh;, : Mrs. Herman Grossr-jckle and ~· a conrert on the r""''· 1 1un to United States, Easemen t, on the oil muy al~o create wholesale bi Accide_nts are one lhing, deliberate ~ ay fl'ren.y ·at 8 p.m. Thursday, Olive. olo.£:ical havoc. The rconomic conse· pollut1on 1s ilno!h ~r Torrey c.:mvon dis- Mr. and Mrs. L R. Barr famil y. Nryrna Henderson Ramsdell quence. to both the fis hin g and tourism aqers do not hj]p ·Jl'fl vcrv often 1m·tu- Mrs. Dale B; rr. f,un dlly dinner guest of Mr Jo Umted Slates. Ea"ment. tndustries. is another imponderable. nately But whrn'thcv do, thev' under· Mrs. J amPs Brannon ond Mrs. C. P. Harris we:c Try.Us Lebano"': ; . Hur.e oi l tankers aren't cracked up on score in a way everyone can un.derstand daugh'e~· vrsitcd over a Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Harris and 1 Garth A Sm!lh. Audrl'y Smilh th e rocks on purpose. of course Men th e mcreas mgly urgent need for mr.n to weekend With, her parents in family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry 'fgareHes _ 26c to Umled Sta tes, Easement don't deliberately render miles of beach· call a }Ja:t to their reckless ;rbuse of the Nelsonville HarriS and sons an~ Mr. and l . Olive. • ' es unusable or· deliberately try to wipe environment _ on the Jond as well as at Mrs. Opal Harris recently Mrs. 'Ierman Grossn;cklc. La'dies Nylons visit co w1th Mrs. Virg:J Mr. Gerald Barringer Wayne RitchJe. Mary 'E out ammal hfe, especrally those species sea. Ritchie to United Slates, Ease- 1 ment Lebanon • - - - -- -- - --·I ky ot Reedsvrlfc the weekend with h;s wife J Seamless 400 I ' · Mr.<. Cretta Carnahan and' Mr and Mrs. Lorry Ha•ris family, Mrs. Evelyn BaJITin•erll ment, Chester. Minerva P. Williamson. for· Lillian Naomi Welch to Elea-1 0fC3S Mildred called on Mr and Mrs.J and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Her- and chrld,en. ' $1.00 merly Minerva Pryor to United nor W. Zeiher, lot, Middleport ' Harry Wolfe on Sunday. man Grossnickle vistted Mrs. Russell Barr and son States, Easement, Olive. Ray E. Evans. £thel Mae Ev- ! Sharon Theiss. student nur~e evenin~ with ·Mr. :-tnd :Mrs. Parkersburg, and M:-. and Erneal C. Smith. Marg.>ret lrans to Ray t;vans Jr, Jean eWS OleS in Columbus. spent the week- I ny Hams and fa!Jiil~ Robert Barr and family ~~!!~~!!~~!~A~.~Sm~ith~lo~~·~~St~•t~es~,~E~a~se- Evans, Lot, Pomeroy. end w1lh her fami ly, Mr and I Mr. •nd Mrs. ·BU!b[d Pittsburgh visited recenlly -' ·.: 1Mrs. Kenneth The1ss, Donna, I tmtl daughter of Marion Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Darr. Anna II Rylher, Comm. : By EDNA KNOPP Kennie and Dav1d. Easter weekend with her. • 1 Pearl l{esterson, d.ec., to Ben- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tar~ Mr. :1nd Mrs. Dnle Barr 1 NOTICES . I • PIANO TIJNlN(t. Pborle Daniell at II9U508 8I'OUIId I ·fii!/· a.m. ~131c ' ' •'<o;'-lf Notice tn II · /cfr±J [J I rnoii¥1 J o l~t.] o SOCiety • Notes Manki·,, J's Shame•, A!!:c of Polluti'on Easiest Way To Lovelier Rooms ' .. ---·-··-- - ---- Kem· Tone •:tt ·j I0 N Oil Co. N ~ ~~~===============~ i'!ll->'jj~ :ANTED! ' ~Jrf,liusllnei.ses dealing in a Produc.t or service interestod in MORE PROFITS . must be an· xl®t and prepared to handle more business ••aught about by more traffic in your store ,place of business. experience necessary, just the desire to ,...,..,. more customers and enfoy increased ; l rfc••ro·litt resulting from Newspaper advertising. >.YoJur"• cuatomers and prospectiv& customers reading this ad just as YOU oro because stoyod right here in the newswpaper until wore oble to toke ti""' to rood And .., •• _ more than 5,000 families that live right ,# ;f,l"ln In your trading oreo that read The Daily are your customers . . . . . . or they be. You can communicate with them Monday through Friday and Su"· . . . lt'3 easy, if you don't see one of our '\l!'P'ruantati•.es in your store or on the street, W. <·liltlfcoll992-2156 end he'll be there in a jiffy. 1 Sh~wn jamin . Kfst erson', lots, sutton. , a.nd or Cuyahogil 1 Mr and Mrs. Donald Brad- family. I F ~Ji s son, and Ed1th Gnmm of Ke·1t I ford of DavJsburgh, M1cl•., vts· r Mrs. Larry Harris \o'iSited I Beulah Dodderer, Hobart Ooo-, spent the weeke nd wllh r.1r. lied "''" Mr. and Mrs. Olio , SJster, Palncia ?.osiey, who I d:rer, Ri chard Kesterson, V!r - I an d Mrs Ernest Grimm and Mr. l 13radford. I <l patJc:lt in 1he Car.tden ClarA I I gmta Kesterson, Audna Jeffers, and Mrs Harry Wolre T!J::o:-;e from away attending l1 Hospital Wh.l , 1 • ~h 1 Will ard Jeff~rs, Gladys I FJf?, , Mr and Mrs Edward The 1:,s thr rPn"ral of Frank Walton m- fmmly ~islled ~e~ ~~~l~:r, ~r:.'! l 1 Robert D. F1fe to Benjamin F ,and daughter. Betty, of Colum- eluded l1is so n, Carl, and fami- Jam ~s Scu~lm and d.:1 ughter Ibus spent the weekend wJth rly 11r Newnrk, Mr ~md Mrs. 1 Hegin-1 ' 1 Kesterson, loLs, Sulton. . . h1s brothtrs, Charll·s and Hall of l~ r.wrr I'::~ lis, Mrs Eu- J\lrs Vtolct MJJIJon~ and Mrs. I BOURGUI~A BEITER . . 'lllythe and their ri.lmllll's gene Spn ngt•r. of EJst L!\'t'r- Beverly Coll1ns and children of TII.NIS UPJ) - TunJs tan , Donna Da1ley, daughter of pool, Mr and Mrs Geo rge Will- Tuppers na ins visited p.. C~id~nt Habib BotlrgUJba has Mr. and Mrs Floyd Dalley, re- 1ton of Steubcnw1lle, ~·lr and wth Mr. and Mrs. M..J. Bene-practJc,Jlly I ccovered from a Lurned lo Wash nd 'I . 'tngton , D. c ., I Mrs Hamld Walton · Leetonia · • dum Jnd 'f l\ r a ;~ rs. m1ld heart atlack he suffered where she wdl be employed. :Miso.; Lena Nulph, East Liver- Br.ncdt!m and familv. M<~rch 14 and wrll rl'sume ~ Mr. and Mr:;. Bnan Bradford I pool. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aley Mrs. Don Pullins and R1ta l1 ght work load at lhe end of and sons, Brent and Berry, of I or Ctwrleston, Mr. and ~rs. Bn- 1WJllmmslown VJSfted s unda y ncJo: t week: M affinal med1cal Wooster visrted h1s parents, Mr. 1an Parr. St Albans, Mr. and 11 ~ ith he r parents, 1\lr. ana MrS. I,.;;bu""ll"'el'"'m"'s"'n"'Jd•To.u~cs~d~u-~'.""::"'"::':"a~n:,:d~M::,r: ,s_:O.:: tto:_:B:ra.::d.::fo.::rd:__""I Mrs. ~I' ss Au m1 tier of Ray Ian~ M. J, Be ned um. 1• and ~./· . and Mrs fi <Jy Martm l Mr and Mrs. Roy Rolllrs a11d Iof J.ower Salem I doughier of Pom~'OY viSJ(P~ . M!.ke i:lnd Matt Sterrett of G3l-l the1r llaughter, Mr. Jnd Mrs. INSURANCE MENI Can you place eontr.!lcts th at i l1polls SI!Cnt a couple ol d<-IYS 1Loren Benr.dum .:md family . GENE~A' AGENTS·. cost your clients nofhtng? w1th 1the1r grandp arentF, Mr. ~ Mrs. Patricia Bailey a n 1and K 1.o How would you !Ike to have Mr Ot K , s. rs nnpp. children of Tuppers Plams a soecial 1 ituation which can (N E I • on- xc USive) make all of your men mil· . Mr. and Mrs Paul Smit'h vrs- ited Saturday afternoon wit:1 lion doll1r producers? 1ted the1r son, Robert, and ram. Mrs. faenda Benedum and cnll· il SPECIAL TV If you are accustomed to big Hv of Columbus on Sunday drcn. AND -Safesmen willl'dlnswer your Mr and Mrs. Clarence Wi ('k- ] Those visit;ng Mr and Mr~. FRANCHISE •• WI • so 1 ·sub~tanti a l . 1 ethical comp1ny and prome spent Sunday with h 1 s Pearl Dillon nn1 fnm1ly ov~r SHORT TRAINING PERIOO-dF~~T ENTRY INTO FIELD fat hrr. Pearl. of Blackhck, who I the weekend were Mr. and NO INVESTMENT-NO EXPENSE ' has been very ill ~ Mrs. IJon .Jones and fam tly THE TIME TO JOIN THE BAND IS WHEN IT IS FORM· flea Cornell and son, Billy, Hnnnic. lNG NOT WHEN IT'S MARCHING DOWN THE STRE ET are making the!r home Wllh I Visitmg Mr. and Mrs. L. R. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE her molhcr, Mrs. Esl11er West Barr rn Eas!er Sunday WRITE: Magna Charta Companil!s while Mr Cornell is station- I Mr. and Mrs Chark•s Barr 88 ~-Broad St., Suite 1520 ' ed in V~etnam. I Lillie Hocking and Mr. and Columbus, Ohio 43215 I Max Knupp ret urned tu i11s 1 -· FOR IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENT CALL 228-6621 stud'" at Palmer C. C. llav-l k11ee surgery at St. Joseph's I enport, Jowa, afte r undergomgl Hospilal, Parkersburg. 1 1 1 !1 YOU BE THE JUDGE ! ! :Odev.:;is 1 JUST ARRIVED SEED POTATOES LeSodo eBliss Triumph eeKennebec Pontiac •Cobbler eONION SETS and PLANTS Red. White. Purple eCABBAGE PLANTS A~JCV and W. Virginia ''•""i,,J.~OUI\ FOR THE BIG "L" Nec•••••v- ~Uc.l\ W. Carsey, Mgr. J"st Resister F.: t mall. Farmall; F20 Jubilee Ford with Wagner Ind . loader EQUIPMENT John Deere 16" 3R Plow; Oliver 14" 38 Plow-hydraulic· Ol:ver 28 pull plow- Radex Points· Ford 314 3 point hJtcb plow , 7' Pull Di~ ; AC plow & Cultivators-tit R or C tractor; Ford 3 pomt httch cultivators; Ford 2 piece cultf. -- .. .. --- . · ·· . .. ~ N Society Notes M::k •;aD . r::, d d Deere field cultivator· Massey Harris Clipper combme; t:ase manur~ spreader; New Holland field chopper, Int . Hay Co ndl~10ner; New ldea manure spreader· AC bal~r; 3 rubber ttred wagons; 1 wide steel wheel wa~ go!l: Lm1e spreader; Rotary lime & fertilizer spreader· Oliver No. 26 grain drill; Jobn Deere 2 row 3 point hitch corn planter; Blark Hawk 2 row 3 point bitch corn plant· er, 3 Int. 7' mowers; 6" hammer mill; 8' wheel disc. QUICK WAY BACK HOE AND CRANE ON 6x6TRUCK F ~ m_ixer; 1 bag cement mlxer; FerfUson rotary hoe 3 PD_t,nt' hrtch; ::\o[ac. 35 chain saw: 3 polnt poet hole digger; 80 Woods rotary mower; 6' rotary mower; V 4 Wiscmudn power umt ; 8 row 150 gal. trailer type corn sprayer· Cut off ~a~; Craltsman riding lawn mower · 2 garden traCtors, one wtthout motor; 2 hand corn shel1ers: 1 power corn sheller; 125 hp, Walkesbaw power unit; Model A Ford motor; .Sevct·al 8:20:20 truck tires 1 good; Int. end loader; Hy· druilc dump cylinder; Hydrahc wagon hoist; App, 25 cmsoted poles, 12 to 40 feet long· 1 Blook Building· Lot of Horse Equipment; Furniture; 1962 Ford Pickup· '19M Plymouth Automobile; Gob of Small Items. ' CLOVIS STRAUSBAUGH, Owner . AUCTIONEER: Col, Jim Camohan TERMS: Cosh O.y of Solo Lunch will be sorvtcl by tht Wllktsvlllt OES. ' AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This is o very 1r1t 11le tnd will start on time NOTE: There will be lidded consignments ' REFRESHMENTS' ~FAVORS· FOR All ' DEMONSTRA rfoNS ~ FUN FOR ONE and ' • PORK ROAST PORK LOIN 33c 49c 59c )'000. Chickens 4 sc . CHUCK ROAST •' 69c --- RIB ROAST' .. 89 ~rs ____ ... C Fresh Hams .......... lb. 55c Short Ribs of Jeef :· ·· lb. 49c Boneless Pork Roast · · lb. 59c Beef Strips · ··· •'•· · · · ·· lb. 89c Fresh Spareribs · ·· · · · lb. 69c Ground Chuck ·· · · · ·· · lb. 75c Pork Loin Roast ··· ··· lb. 59c Sliced Bologna· 1-lb. pkg. 59c Pork Chops · ·· · · ·· · · ·· · lb. 79c Braunschweiger · ··· · · lb. 49e Sliced Bacon · · l-Ib. pkg. 69c Dinners ...... · .. ·.. 2Jor 89c Fresh Sousage · · 1-lb. roll 49c Ocean Perch 5i&: bor • Mayonnaise A&P Peas Spaghetti Jan e Park er Buked Foods '• J oh ~ w-• !as~ , •M TRACTORS M<J~sey-li a rn s 44-6 with 2·row picker; H APRIL 6-7~8 f!JSO,OOO GREEN STAMPS No Purchase RQU,TE 7 and 33 Soctety Not' "'" lted ' iW:~ ':'Jo~.· Fine Quality Groceries! Starts Tomorrow ~1 ,.Siiii'Ving Southeastern S , Chester I!Qo"'~- • Chester, Ohio Spectaculc;~rl - ~ -~- ilJ ' Sunday llftli M11. tJ\!rs. Bess Larldna apen! l!;a•t- Cfll( v!JI!Qt ¢ ftlr,. ~ ~ surgery at Doctors !Ill!. . . eeuSV e Mabel ljetzer and Mt. , and er StuJJjay,J at_ q,,qome ol Mr. ~.,Cqlemllll ~~ latl!lfY.•, Cit' 11 Mrs. Ross Cleland recently , Mrs. Frank Bise and family . and Mrs.' lo!arvjg · MprkJ, )..Qng lum'ir[tf. 'W ,Mr. ~ ·"'NGuy SUmmerfield, 'Mrs. rectived word tho! her nepbMr.s Lulu Osborfll! spent' Sun- BOttom. Others vialttng' ln tbe ton Tuttfe7':E~g1~ Rli!Ct• ,, , . Sargent and Mrs. Ada ew, Cpl. Charles Frecker, . has OCiety O(CS day with Mr. ·and Mrs: A(!hur Marks horne wer~ Mr. · and Mra. ~u,· j!:~p di!J4r1f, Morris have returned home arrived at Da Nang, South VIet.Dav1s and fa mily. ·Mrs. James Carruthers and ,ol Belp~ ~Jtlill!litlt llbracf a trip to Florida. nam. . Char!es Johnson has been !QnJily of U.uisville . , Kibble and fiimily '81Qiday. · nd Sc ' 'donald Van Meter Young! ' Mrs Donald Betzing of HemBy Mrs. Lyle Balderson ciischarged from the U. S. Ar· ' l Mr. anil Ml'll· Paul Boring Mr. apd l,(rr. ,Walll!r Br~ 8 A . U12ay hool att,ndance on town, spent the weekend wttb ltoclt· Grove recently called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hetzer my. ' and :aitluy, Akron, were re- :and llllJlilY SpeJII ~ .l'l 1 :f.r~or;:'t' 57 • th.~ ollerJns ~~d By CLARICE ALLEN Mrs. Mabel Van Meter and ' M,rs. Letha Wood. , and Brenda of Washington, w.1 Mr. and Mrs. Lyfe Balderson cent visiW$' of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Plllll: 'Met~i al. 10. 45 ~t~e~vtceo we~ e Mr "tt M H ld relative.. , Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers 1Va., Jim Hetzer and Gary •nd Kay and M(s. Gladrs 'WI!- Tona Bpring. Columbus , le~de~ h' er~ ~wartz lay. Iand ~0~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaniel and family were Snnday dinner ICome., students at Carneige IIams were rerent visitors or Mr. and Mrs. flenver Weber, Karen _Sprague,, .Tuppera ,~ held Su drs IP serv ces were i Connells~ille s ant ean. k: and children called on the guests of Mrs. Doris Koenig 1Tech College, Pitl>burgh, and Mrs H. E. Young and Mrs. David and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Plans, was an overtugat 'uert·' wiffll 1,,"R1Y ecvenmg al 7-IS, end with Mr; W~ dwes~ - ~ Bruce Myers falnlly Sunday eve- and Ricky, Tuppers Plains. ~ Mrs. <:va Sampson, Belpre, vis-11Hazel Balderson at Vienna, W. Ernest Whitehead, Jean. Jane ol Ju nie Casbdol!~' ,. ',~~ ·• · ev. asto. . 1 . · e .a "" · un l Pvl Larry Hill Fort Bragg I - --~·--· ·· ·- 1Va and Juti and Mr. and Mrs. W,,.. Recent · vjslt!'r~ of Mr. &.114 · The ·'Lul1aby Shower" held ~ay dmner guests of Mr~ Wood\ · ' '! ~....:1 · d 1 u • lor J All 511 h td ' were ihe Ha k M M Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee, Bash· N.C., and Barbara Hill of Co- 1guests of Mr. and Mrs. RIChard 1 Charles Barnhart, eld~st soo ren Pickens and Kay Balderson Mrs. Dale · ~"' ail am ~ · M ado t:::'es a~, M mont 0 i R Ch . t w M;· and Mrs. an, visited recenUy with Mr. lumbus spent IJie weekend with Gaul. of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barn spent Easter at the home of were Mr. alfd M,rs. Clyde Ha 1,<; ~ 0~ 0 r. hand Mrs. I ~~ t r~.;;.,r B hh. anD hb~s. iand Mrs. Arthur Orr. their lather, W. F. Hill. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland hart, has enlisted in the Navy Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meredith, ning. Nelsonvill,e, MF· and Mn. · 0 0 10 rvli eh a sosn't ardt t e Grange I deSar d ' y, e "! Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland ' Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours called on Mr. and Mrs. Denzel and is stationed at Great Lakes, Chuck and Roger, . t Beverly. ,Melvin Smith, i>Oltieroy, aM._ Ha ere au ay evenmg an ny · &I 'bu '" .. Ajlrti 1, was attended by a: 1 Mr. a"tt. Mrs. Johnny Newell 1were Sunday dinn'l!' auests of of Ba..han were Sunday dinner Cleland Sunday evening. till. Mrs. Helen Archer was a r~<- George Snuth, urn s. "' , 1 and son, Columbus, spent the ! rou.nd ill. "": C:aijtes\ver~ played with prt.. [weekend with Mr. and Mrs. , . eRos bawa':l'ed to lrls Carr, Nina : Hobart Newell. Olher guests ~ •)~~""'--. 1nson JQrre Ritchie and Mr. Easter dinner were Mr. ,,I· r Bill ltatson, and ' Dorothy Rob- Mrs. Denver Curtis and lnson alj!l Sharon Boyles direct· , dren, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. lng lh~ . games. i Larry Curtis and family and FRESH TASTY SUPER-RIGHT QUA,LITY Man)" useful and lovely gifts i Mrs. Mary Pierce, Long Bot· were ree<ived. II tom. The hostesses, Dorothy Roo- ; Weekend auests ol Mr. and inson and Wilma Ginther, ,,_ Mrs. Arthur Orr were Dr. sisted by Marilyn Robinson, , ¥rs. Roger Grueser and daughPICNIC FULL Sharon Boyles and others, ser- ters, Logan, a"tt Mr. and M's. RIB HALF S T Y L E - - - - lb. ved refreshments of Ice cream, Ed Neuman and children, ROAST _ _ __ lb. Ctike and coffee. . ion. On Saturday evening the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swartz 1Orrs and guests were dinner and family of Ravenna recently gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ROASTING QUARTERED LOIN visited ~ pare~ls, Mr. and Lee and children, Racine. Mrs. Vr!re Swartz. Miss Lucille Smith spent Mr. and Mrs. P<1ul Buckley several days with Mr and Mrs. and famlly went to Columbus John Reuter and family, Akron. Sunday to visit her father, Da- Pvt. Vernon Cleland, Fort I AVG. _ _ .lb. na Swartz. and his brother, Rob- Eustis, Va., and Mrs. Cleland, I 9to11 5to61b. ert Swartz. who are both ill. .Columbus, were weekend visit· CHOPS _ Ib. Easter Sunday dinner guests :ors of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cle. of Mrs. Mary Carr were Rev. !tanr!. ' • STANDING BEEf BONELESS and M". James Quisenberry of I Mr. and Mrs. Victor Will of Alher"· and Mr. and Mrs. Char· !Qanai WinuiJe•ter were week· • le< Carr and family of TupPer! 1end gueots of Mrs. Ida Knight. Plams In the afternoon, they ! Miss Janet Knight of Colum· VISited .Jewell Carr at Athens. ibus and Charles Knight of Alh'I Mr and Mrs Harold Swartz ens spent the weekend with Mr. WELL 4LL TRIMMED _ __ lb. and lam0~ of Williamstown, W. land Mrs. Howard Knight. Va. were t;;aster Sunday sup- Riuhard Frost, Adrian, Milh .• We never advertise a special !'Ale item unless we have an ample supply, p!'r guests of his parents, Mr. Ispent a week with Mr. and Once in a great while, the special is more popular than we imngined. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz. Mrs. Willis Frost. Mr. and Mrs. WHOLE OR SHANK HALF Among the visitors at t he iCurUs Fraley and daughter of . $o occasionally, we do run out of the item. EllllWood Nursing Home Sund'!l' 1Columbus were weekend guests LEAN FOR BRAISING BUlT STYLE were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark ,of the ~·rosls. of near Coolville and Mr. and i Miss .J,I'l Beaver, Middleport, •>;o, ., ... But we never "run out" on a salt. Mrs. Charles D. Woode, looal. rspent lhe weekend with Mr. and FRESH LEAN ., ; . COUNTRY STYLE Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bain· IMrs. H~nry Beaver. If the item is sold out, just ask the managedor a "RAIN CHECK". o:,-, of Columbus were guests of Mrs. George Abbott and Mrs. SUPER-RIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode Max Ca!r and rhildren of Mt. LOIN END " lco:n Wednesday evenilli until Vernon called on Mr. and Mr~. SatQ'day. They all visited Mr. Denzel Cleland Sunday afterSUPER·RIGHT • an~ · ~Jf! Clair Woode and Con- noon. I CENTER CUT RIB ..........,.. .. '"' t<IWtlo.... ,.,.. ... nt SJ!O on Lincoln Hts. and their 1 Miss Alice Smith has gone to '"' IM •1.., non "'"'" ,.,.,., Wo '"""''' " lt1 mn1he• Mrs. J B. Hayes. Mid-:Columbus where she has em- ~ .."' "") . . onlo:o,.<oolU•OH Cap'n John's Penh, H1ddoclc or FlouncMr SUPER-RIGHT dt•Jl!lrl and called on their un· .?ioyment. e.e. 1Emel'S()n Hayes m l he I M'r. and Mrs. Hobart Newell, , ' '. Meigs General Hosp1tal on E:lmer anti Shelia, were in Co' FROZEN f'tLLETS · • •· ' . SUPER-RIGHT rr""'day. iumbus Monday to visit his broM,.,..ond-Mrs. Vere Swartz · - - · - · .. -- $!~59 An A&P Rain Check is a certificate that entitles you t'> ~ :; ' wr·rel'!osler' gues ts of their son, IR01irt and Linda, were Easter , Mr Rod Mrs. Vernon Swartz Sun4ay evening visilors of her at the same special price, the following week. oc' l:tmilv or Hockingport. ·aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Char lea D. Wood :Earl Bratton of Carpenter. o•n their guests. Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly, We think that's the fair thing to do. We think that shows '' W...E Ci. RE". _ _ _ _...7_ - - - - - - . . . r . :~<sell llainum lthe former Stevie, Jeffrey, Ailsa, of AlbM· rY Hayesf or Columbus, catl- 1ens, and Mr. and Mrs. Harley . Not every store can care that much. A&P can .. . and does. ,.( •m tht Glen Robmson lam- Haning of Flatwood were SunMIXED SIZES I 1-lb.! ly ~r. anrJ Mrs Don Robin- :day afrernoon visitors of the1r Shouldn'tA&P be your store? FOR BETTER FLAVOR - c1n1 mn.; and Mrs. Nina Robinaon .parents Mr. and Mra. Everell •nd Clara Foil rod, Friday eve- 'Lambert. COPYRIGHT ¢> !~6!, Hi[ GRU.T ATlANllC & f'Ac;IF!C TEA CO, I~C . nlng. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray ANN PAGE 151h-e1. Mrs. Emma Findling was call- ,Johnson1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ._~n• PREPARED - - -- -ed to Huntington, W. Va. to as- ' Lenard Johnson, Greggory and -..;~,. I sist ,In the care of her sister· !Christine of Grove City, Mr<. ANN PAGE in-la\\·1 Mrs Earl Person. jNora Johnson, Jacob Johnson, WITH TOMATO SAUCE_ Mr. and Mrs Charles D. Jerry and Mona of Columbus, GOLDEN OR SUGAR WnodA called on Mr. and M". Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, Cake Donuts _ _ _ pkg. 45c JANE PARKER· ENRICHED LONGHORN C. r.. Woode of Tuppers Plains ' and Annette of Middleport, Mr. , TWIN PACK Sunrlay Rflernoon. and Mrs. James Johnson, JamSTYLE - - - - - - - - - - - ------ lb. Potato Chips --1-lb. box 59c M,, and Mrs. Dinsmore Boy· rie SUe aJid Todd, of Pomeroy, 1 JANI PARKER /eo; vifll ted her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jotmson, ~ ' FRESH AUNT JANE A&P BRAND FROXIN Raisin Bread loaf 29c Florence Sturm at Grantsville, ' .Janette of Peach Fork, Mr. Kosher Dills _ 48-oz. jar S9c French Fries _ 5 lb. 'bag 89c Spanish Bar Cake _ each 35c , and Mrs. Larry Johnson were ' W Va. over Sunday. , VACUUM PACK Mf, and Mrs. Clair Wonde all visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ' •JAil• PARKER-ALL BUTTER ANN PAGE-S-or. pk;s. loaves Folger's C:oHee _ , 31b. can $2.19 apd Conn! Sue ol Pomeroy were ' Joe Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Brownies pkg. 65c Gelatin Desserts _ 4 pkgs. 33c A&P COLOMBIA-VACUUM PACK s~pper guests of his parents. :Lee Roush durl!li tbe I Coffee 1-lb. can 79c Atr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode week end. Mrs. Nora SULTANA SM,lLL OUR OWN SJtutday evening, April 1. the JS here visiting with her 1011, Stuffed Olives I O'h-oz. jar 69c Te1 Bags _ pkg, of 100 - 89c occajlon being the latter's birth· Joe Johnson, and famUy lor 1 SULTANA BRAND WHITE HOUSE INS1'AII!T-/,Iakto 211 Qts. dfy.. lew days. WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF ANY PACKAGE OF Peanut BuHer _ 2Ya.fb. j1r 98c Recent visitors of Mr. and Dry Milk , . pkg, $1.59 Mrs. W. A. Elam were Mrs. A&P FROZEN PASTRY ITEMS Geneva Shumate and 14 r s. A&P Brand Creem Slylt C..-n. Redeo"' Y9ur Maller Booklet ILarry Johnson, Gina Rae and Fancy Pen, P11r1 or Apr'-11 Coupon for '12 GALLON A&P ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam ond A&P Fruit Cocktail, 1% flo un ., ,1 Billie. .. four Cholet · CIIW ' C Mr. and Mrs. Frank S4rver, ... __ :Jolmny and Eddie of !)everly I ·1 guest or Mr; were weekend visitors of ller FLORIDA GOLDEN YELLOW LARGE- JUICY ·'!In Russl]l lVt~e· parents, Mr. and Mrs. IJQward 1 .<. Harol( GIIJlllly 1Thqll\& and Patrlcta. • ... dol. . only and Bru!!J of Alpai(y, . Mr. and Mrs. Leon 'Shumate J.l -"'"'. "'" '"' . . . [:J KAUTZ FEED STORE Spring Sales POMEROY .. ~ jl·R 'j.' ' I 1 NICE LINE OF eFLOWER PLANTS 1 IN Dal'lrllentlue!, l'omm1'1Utltlleport, 0., Aprn S, 1967-7 !her, Clair, ;vho reeently 1111- 1¥r. an4 Mrs .. QI,yto~~~n on a For Spring Planting Due to other employment I will disperse the fol· lowing machinery at my form I mile south of ~~~esville on S. R. 124 on April 8, 1967 at 11:00 ' ' out" APRIL8,'67-11 am. vator; •;;;::-;---..,;--;::::::::::::;:::=:: 1r::;:i~:: Alfred • Pork Chops PUBLIC SALE 1 I· . '· ' i SUPIR Meigs . 1,; 'I I Properly TransferS ' • I "Super-Righ t" Quality Mea t~;! ·-------- J0ppa t "lt;':f fn· [II I I I II III) I . . ''• ·~: w: ·1 ·i' ' late (]assifi~; . .... . THE DAILY SENTINEL .• 't ' qu~~~·59c . S 7 89C $1 •00 DL Pork &Beans WHITE BREAD 1 ~~~E Colby Cheese S9c 4 2!·. 99c ,, 100 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS ------ Pen Fru:ts and VegetCJbles! tes ~~~~:~~·~~~~u:;.~~~~ ::;·M~~- ~~er:r~ !~! .c Karen, f(athy. Randy' of Pomeroy were Sundaf of Albllllf 1nd Mr. visitors ol Mr8. Gen.eva SIJu. G~y f!:uasell, and T... 1mate al)!llhelr, aliter l)ld IJc;olbPomtrQy. · . ,er.jn-law, Mt. and Mn. La!tl' Mr•. Dale RuliSfll, 'Joli!J$9Jl. Jt!f IJid Susie, 1W Mill K~y Wyatt of Colulllllu! 1 ~ ~"':":li,:Mrot:r, qnday1!!14v~l!f• :•11 a weekend visitor of h~r' Mrl. : ~reqts, Mr. and Mro •. J. C. . ·WyBU. Gllea, J~. f , MIN Linda Shaller a re. were re-.l·~edt· visitor of M~. Sn!lth: of ar4 weeke!Id . Vislierrs ramlly. · ana G€ne· 'l11llinJ!S«tn.ll his mother, Mr., Wll.eman Mrs. SWEET COfN .. ··...... 6.....· 49~ ,'·'."'IS RORQlA . ··.... · ~ 011''~ tii.UMP -JUICY MARS..H - SEEDLESS FLO.RIDA --lRESH · Strawbertles · ··· 39c I ·EVERGREENS. . ., ,. : 39C ~·~ ,1 GrGptfruh · ····· .,s,__ ~!~.. Fresh Milk Free quart 59C Play··Ac\P's 'THE PRICE IS 5 79 0 •' l I �' ,. ' 1,• ' l' ' 1. ' ~ ' • ~ THfiY'~ · W¢TI~~ • AGUVW~1 '17 IIEFOR&· . TH!Y/MCIE i<IM A · LIFIII.'" ., For Inexpensive. HOME · , ; FURNISHiNGS _,. . America's favorite ....' uation Gift watc . flltiT U01' Ill I tur• nltheel 111t•tlltptll lllaz1,23 /tWIIt,IIRbreilll• tbl• malntprllll. In Jllo low or Will", $11.11 IIILIYI JJ . , Till ntei tftlt lilt twtfYI~IRJ, 2S ,.,....r ttlf.wlftdllll, wlttrproot•, thoelo(ttldr. 1111, IUIIIInOIIS Cllll tnd hU4t, IMM ~· ;/ • AT RACINE • e AT RUTlAND t• ,. ... RUTlANifDIPl STORE WAID CROSS ~O"NS ' ~~~---.GreatBuys for Open Friday Nights Til 9 ALSO OPEN BestGr•d• ' · Circle 1 I and daugb- , jeq•lumbus, •pent an ' Van Meter, . .Carleton and Pat· ~ Hayman Barncalled at t~e , bome on Sunday : 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299. ' 4 TO 6 LB•.AVERAGE FURNITURI CO. M.U0N. W. VA;. ,.' GREAT CRACKER BUYSI 79c SUNSHINE HI·HO CRACKERS, lb. box ., j ' . !' Certified Sella TOO Oclono Ethyl You Should Try Ill 39c I NABISCO HONEY GRAHAMS, lb. box 39c .ARMOUR'S. · lb. .. . ! .' .' . \ TREET Royal ScoH .GREAT .PRODUCE ~UYSI .. .' '; cans . I0-.,.15 ,, \ c 12oz. .. . . Pork.' Bea.ns s::.BOA.!.- 4 .Foi,C iar' . • · . · ~-ff·~ :T:r •. • . 'f'"""" w ... A·. e·ro·· ·. ~aa..... - - -- :• . . :,- • ,· • ' • Ma-ic 8 Swee , ··t .. F6R GRADUATION, PROM . -AND AFTER! . MASON NOT STAMPS! .~-;i. lb. 3-4c o Gollon More? Certified Oil Co. MARKETS Save Cashl ' ... . '~ ..J.~·. Would Anyono Poy ~;:;;;;;;-~;;--;-; - - ' way Sund~y evening on Gala· F were at Sunday way Ridge. on March 26. Offering · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden ' ·l lll·"· An F.aster program · moved to their newly purdlas-, alter Sunday School. ed home in Nease Set• lemon!. · . Circle was in Co- i - - - - --~ ---- ----_as guest BIG 3 to limit ICE CREAM $ TAKE TO THE. ! : ' '•~Vfl IN THE PIECE Margaret Ann and Pat- . NOtes'' iileton, rick called on Dora May Cala- red GRiAT . }. ALL DAY THURSDAYS · TOTAL LOOK IN tONNIE TINTABLES! Res GREAT -., FROZEN FOOD BUY I · April 6··1M·8 GREAT MEAT Smokecl Smoked .' .. Right •. ' " . '. •. C~NIE & iACGJJU,IN~, -. . ·Pick a ahad•. any shod!' from UJ1·bellt to stow tempo, fro~~ 1pure I , ' ' '. ·;~~ ·' s' .~r ' ' .....i ' , I ' . AS SEEN IN MADEMOISELLE. .~ .,., ·,_., ' , ~stet 19.a;bold brill: l'"ll•·,C!)f.i~IIEill!lll~l, aaa shades.to match ,your costum., to make it the total look ·~ httportlht 101 Swing. 'c:l!i~ then jilin the awing to color, .' ' . . ' '~·~ ... ~· COMPUn seucnON oF pe I ' ' . ' ' . DOLLY MADisoN ' •8!•-P jar �' ,. ' 1,• ' l' ' 1. ' ~ ' • ~ THfiY'~ · W¢TI~~ • AGUVW~1 '17 IIEFOR&· . TH!Y/MCIE i<IM A · LIFIII.'" ., For Inexpensive. HOME · , ; FURNISHiNGS _,. . America's favorite ....' uation Gift watc . flltiT U01' Ill I tur• nltheel 111t•tlltptll lllaz1,23 /tWIIt,IIRbreilll• tbl• malntprllll. In Jllo low or Will", $11.11 IIILIYI JJ . , Till ntei tftlt lilt twtfYI~IRJ, 2S ,.,....r ttlf.wlftdllll, wlttrproot•, thoelo(ttldr. 1111, IUIIIInOIIS Cllll tnd hU4t, IMM ~· ;/ • AT RACINE • e AT RUTlAND t• ,. ... RUTlANifDIPl STORE WAID CROSS ~O"NS ' ~~~---.GreatBuys for Open Friday Nights Til 9 ALSO OPEN BestGr•d• ' · Circle 1 I and daugb- , jeq•lumbus, •pent an ' Van Meter, . .Carleton and Pat· ~ Hayman Barncalled at t~e , bome on Sunday : 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299. ' 4 TO 6 LB•.AVERAGE FURNITURI CO. M.U0N. W. VA;. ,.' GREAT CRACKER BUYSI 79c SUNSHINE HI·HO CRACKERS, lb. box ., j ' . !' Certified Sella TOO Oclono Ethyl You Should Try Ill 39c I NABISCO HONEY GRAHAMS, lb. box 39c .ARMOUR'S. · lb. .. . ! .' .' . \ TREET Royal ScoH .GREAT .PRODUCE ~UYSI .. .' '; cans . I0-.,.15 ,, \ c 12oz. .. . . Pork.' Bea.ns s::.BOA.!.- 4 .Foi,C iar' . • · . · ~-ff·~ :T:r •. • . 'f'"""" w ... A·. e·ro·· ·. ~aa..... - - -- :• . . :,- • ,· • ' • Ma-ic 8 Swee , ··t .. F6R GRADUATION, PROM . -AND AFTER! . MASON NOT STAMPS! .~-;i. lb. 3-4c o Gollon More? Certified Oil Co. MARKETS Save Cashl ' ... . '~ ..J.~·. Would Anyono Poy ~;:;;;;;;-~;;--;-; - - ' way Sund~y evening on Gala· F were at Sunday way Ridge. on March 26. Offering · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden ' ·l lll·"· An F.aster program · moved to their newly purdlas-, alter Sunday School. ed home in Nease Set• lemon!. · . Circle was in Co- i - - - - --~ ---- ----_as guest BIG 3 to limit ICE CREAM $ TAKE TO THE. ! : ' '•~Vfl IN THE PIECE Margaret Ann and Pat- . NOtes'' iileton, rick called on Dora May Cala- red GRiAT . }. ALL DAY THURSDAYS · TOTAL LOOK IN tONNIE TINTABLES! Res GREAT -., FROZEN FOOD BUY I · April 6··1M·8 GREAT MEAT Smokecl Smoked .' .. Right •. ' " . '. •. C~NIE & iACGJJU,IN~, -. . ·Pick a ahad•. any shod!' from UJ1·bellt to stow tempo, fro~~ 1pure I , ' ' '. ·;~~ ·' s' .~r ' ' .....i ' , I ' . AS SEEN IN MADEMOISELLE. .~ .,., ·,_., ' , ~stet 19.a;bold brill: l'"ll•·,C!)f.i~IIEill!lll~l, aaa shades.to match ,your costum., to make it the total look ·~ httportlht 101 Swing. 'c:l!i~ then jilin the awing to color, .' ' . . ' '~·~ ... ~· COMPUn seucnON oF pe I ' ' . ' ' . DOLLY MADisoN ' •8!•-P jar �' . ')' f • . ' •• ) . ,, ' -·..' ( ,. ~.- · in Southeast Asia .. • ·: ' "' ! ,•' ~!der the prppooed Stu· within the next few wl!fks. Rio dent Body CoQstlt\ltion as Basil G. Oeipolf, a native of ph.. l• pre-revolutioniU'Y: Russia and a 1through·· "THEj·fESTIVAL SHOPKRDCER the Rellgioto& Eln· game against CedarVIlle Col· Apr. 14 - Marietta · <'4Uege Har~ey Colle8e - aw~~:;J~• , · Mo!li!uy, Apr. 3 lege on Snturday.. Apr. 8. Thi• - awuy; Saturd~Y. Aprtl 15 - Apr!l u, 17, ond :t.~ ga1l'es ''"' · ~ . . 1 opener. will be a doublebea~· Ohio .Valley Cnlleg• do~hlaheader&. 16 to proved in an all-campus lion by the students I. '" ' ()., AFU . l'lH'I· ftr nQJir wolt, ' \'\.. .. ·Jr•lnillji.,,Tl!e ' pll\fl~!l · '' •nx. Ieurr~ faculty member of As· Baseball SOO!On n•• r'l.l'}'ived Ierf Other gJm,s slated lor Ap. l Monday, April IT .- lvl!>reh!\l!f ~ ·•· .. #" JlltlTt~~l!~ t11>l~il mujy •;~g-tl\ttl f! 19,m1>t·t· '\!W·~· :;o).!ege, Wi!m•>re, Ky. ,' Rio's Re;m•n will ope~ ' tne rll are: Tu•sday Apr . ll ~ · Wil· 1 ·~1nle Untversltn :· llf:l'!:i. . cf RGC '1''1 on l'llursda}', ~r~. ship wiJjch they nope 0 Rt\•. in will tell\i.eifeotured speoke• at diamond season WiUI • hom•; mlngton College-away; Ft~day 'J'uesday, April 25 -1M ".lt.'·orkS for , .' ' ~~;;~un~ full approval .PM . ... · ..- . . Ill' IIEOitGI! SOfiiERVILtl! ed J<•nt ~le. Uol.,.rslty and in miner mndittcations Vltl!lllm -wln thwe ...., 1953 recelvl!l a mas~r·a de- pleted. ·· be peatoe? ~ i111m olhat in!tilub9Di . :r!ltlt flmlllll' words lorm • ·Today, Dr. lee · If ~erv;n1 '' The E~ster bu!"'lng quettion that II aaked the minister of (1>roigo a!fai" ~hon!Z w~s IHl dally ihrtughout our land ol the Republic of Korea. This i ar. If th.re is peace, II just rna~· is one of the highest sovernmen· · the ·Ro~ · Erter of ~me lpdirectl~ through the ef· tal positions that can be obt~ln· Method~1 Church !"~',,~:;:k~~~~··· 1• fQrtJ of IIIII! 1\10 GrJIII!e College ed .1n Korea. It .Is <OOmpari· A ~ ;~n Fr<mch Rornanllic llulhllul, Dr. Tons won Lee. bl~ to the position held' by our: K'~~ • pt. 1M lfadllllltd flvm Ol!an Ru•k es s.oreu.rv of[' • onort ..apm!QI', w.en1on ' lji<l In )111!(1. A fli!IVO ol the 0~· Sisto. ' display . In th' P~vls ~tbra':f " ,.~t, br sQUiht an ~mer!c~n f.h~ past week. Th~ pnnt, ate OPPOSITE ldllc41top not only for lhe ~- Dr.. Lee has Ions been w~rk· .lor s.ale to lh' pubb~ lind ·~r:v MARK V SUPER MKT. ~pt 9r himself b~t also fo: Ins ~ forelsn aff•trs a• he m prtce from $7.50 ID $25.00. lAT. the lttttmnent of -U mankind. participated tn the recent Man- Dr. .~rthur Q. li:f!Jtnscheld, • . ' Afl!r letvlng lllo, Lee atten~· 11• Conferenee, and establish- residtnt of the W"hingtDn, D. · · e<l the lntl!rnattonal Re!lar<;h c. ar•• and 1 pt'\li":lllf at 1 ,0 Center In Seoul, Korea ,n 111119. Georgetown Univtr.\ty sinco [ He ''"' served as 81000,. 0• 1924, will join the staff at Rio 1 dor to That!,and, as Jelegate to this fall as p~ofessor .of .chemls· j tlle 17th. session of the Unitod try and chairman "' toe dil1· Nation• IU.N.) General Assem. ston ol natural sciences. TUBULAR ALUMINUM FRAMES bly. and rs secntarv-t~<neralto , COR~ECTION: TI1e One-Act ..I WITH NON-RUST NYLON WEIS the Pres1~ent of K•~rea. Play '•stlval to be presented NEW HAVE~ JUNIOR RecenUy h• has ~een in tho by Rios dramatics department WOMAN'S CI.UP United Sial4:! to , hoa~ the K'l"· will be performed on Thursd~y, SPECIAL Mli:ETING ean del14ation at the Unil1d April r. and Frtd•y, 7 1n· The New HJven Junior Worn· . Nations' discussion . oi Korean <lead nf the dates •n· an's Club held a aptoial meet- I reunification. He was also ,e. nounc.d. Th• SIX • tng Clll M~rc~ 22 at tho home !cently doctor of taws degree ed, stud~nt-acted .pla~s Will ~; of Mrs. Lymuel Meadows for from ·.{ent State Universlly. gin at ,B . lo p.m. m Commuml, the purpose of electing officers I Now back to the SI;Jlemen: Hall. htgh school students Will for the cominl yur. 1'h• out· : made Willi regard to I+Je lndl- be admitted .FREE. fhe remam. · going offle<!rs are Mrs. A. L. reel efforts of Dr. Lee In hring. der of tire public w11l '>e adm1tted Sprouse, Pmldrnt; Mro. Wayne Jng peace in Vietnam. lor 25 cents per person. CapehQrt, Vice Presipeot: Mrs. Political unrest throughout Alpha Mu Betz social RlchlNI Grlnttea4, Secretary, SO!llheast ,losfll " part of t h 0 lty Will hold a skatmg party, ,.,, 1~umua 1 cause-effect cvcle of upr 1··sin•" open to the publ1c. on Wednos· an d "Mra. . ,.. .~ . Tre'lf""l"rer · Mea4Aiw1 llepnr!Or, New o!fl· ln Vietnam and other botder. day, Apr. 5 m the . 1Youth Center, Gallipolis. .,..:,., M W tng nations. EASY . 7-WEB cera t ww~ were rs. ayne HB • Tri 1 " c~art, Prtsllifnt: Mrs. A. To 'oothe this soothe"' onJour ~esse . an . ld t M Asian unrest Dr Lee d•sil·-' ward·wmmng French)ilm, will FOLDING L Sprouse, VI et "n.s en ; "· • · · '"~ h' W · F.OLDING •, K•nnelh Vwl<•rl, S.Cretary; ',, cooference this PJSt aummer ~ ~es~~edu ~ t • !C m . ' ·Mrs, Mioltul Taylor, Tru•ur. m Soou) which formed the As· e F P.~ s aA ·~~e• :on7 . er; )lite 1\artm Gr..no, ri· ian and Pacific Council, an a· on ". ay , P". a p m. '.lllrtfr • Ugnment of nine nun-•:omniu. On Fndpy, April 21, t?' final · M · J •· F "" h nist 11atlons viewed b)' som• presentatmn by the RGC F1irr 0 .~ '"' • ...,uo ~~· ps tht first step toward rogion- So~iely, "Orpheus." will cep...,"'•1 -1 lliW mem.,.r mw .. . . h 1 · th • " . • own a1 7 p.m. a so m e th • oI... '"' ,.Rr• mtl1108 I al poliiJCai organJZailon. wm be tllltil niJh! ~nd ~ din· The 41-year<~ld diplomat and '"• HaII Rec. Room .. , "I ... " I' · h 1 graduate of Rio Grande Colle•• The nen Issue of R10 s NQN·RUST ·<"·ner W• .. "'- tn onor o · . • SMOKE SIGNALS ALUMINUM how bfn. !1 maklnJ qmlt a name fer hiJ11· paper, . . EACH , mtrdm h ld ' self. In tum he is m•kJOg quite go on sale In Galhpohs on · FRAMES u ·" cha'lllhpartl)'thwah• e f Mon : ~ neme for our own Rio Grand• day, Apr. 7. This gigantic issue, ..o\.arcL a e orne 0 rs. 1Colle(e lh111Uihour·-''the world. one of th e b'1ggest yt· l, ""II •• bc · · · . I THIS P~l'l' WEEK AI' RIO: availaole In Davis wr.~~'8 ,(!Wt ~ Dr. Alphu• 1\. Christtn8er., School of Nursing. Davi!·ShU· 80 Squart f11l JUMBO SAG N H } ~ · Pretldent of Rio Grande Col· : ler, Glllingh/wl's Dl'Ufl Store, Color-Fancy · Cl ~w n!"en or D0::!; loge, returnell reCently lrom Iand Thomas Clothitra. Be FOAM FILLED u w IIPO . f "''"' 1 lour of li:urope with Stvtral w purchase 'his inue of and Plain CGhiest s!Jrtinl on 4Pfll ~h leadln~ American educators. SMOKE SIGNALS. · lhroug~ M•r 6tb. ,'2!';.enlry let Arcfljln social rraternf\Y · Stude~! ,llody eltcti·ons lor th• ' ., l . \' 1,11 ti.OO and plctu,Jl'•Jtt 10 be 1 "oprhtJ break party• ·a! · MayJlohi·'Queen; '"' r;:.~~;:;,~ rent to Mra. A. L. ~~ ia ho~·PI"' alumn- brother senale Frl!lldent. VI . Velu" to 49c yd. POUND :IAG 1 dent. and 11 SenaiDti; and for · New Ittvtn. '1'11!1 \t'~ bt~ltl Buill! In Columbu.' on Fancy Patt~~ and NIYI Haven,, Hal'll!lr4, Apr. t. Pledge Jun Kaiaer Student Judlclary Chief Jus· .:..lfrt ,...,, . llllivf member Geo:&e . lice. two a11ociate jusUces, Plain. Save now at this . JIIIIIH will lito ville, htlth of Gallipolis, made two alternate juSlices are sched· low low price. ll1f wlnntrs on Maf I, tht we•keAI; trip. uled ler Friday, April :11. The •prini vacation officially Plods•• to Rlo't six Greek 1!14ed with the B a.m. class oD eocial organizations are Monday, Apr. J. Only e i gh infllheir final woek& of weeks remain in lhe 1966 67 odemic year at RGC. ~ ~---- ~ •••.., .... _ . · ., Tht outdoor bullttin bo•rd, MFG. SPECIAL GROIJ . M.~· llld Pbth. Jimmy Klnf, 1 Jilt of the Class of '66 IS ne•"· ll MEN'.S COTTON TWILL , ~}lave btfn ~1141111 InGer· 1J111 oomptetion. A rO<f was adll·ll _ , wbQt hf 11M '"tlonfl( tel to :he beard which is iocat'ld II •• . , 1,11 jlte, Alr viti~ hl1 dlrectl)r across Atwood s: ~ Mrs. lwallel, on from •he student center. 5·9 _ pr. -Y· • I Truek1 from the J•nkins Col!· II eGrNn • ' Johnoon of ' crete Jlroducto Company, Gall\-! I IIStorl j polis are a familiar •iihl tGrey ·• · RJy i Rio's campus. Racently th0'1ll .J ''" Mra. 1Journeyod ID RGC to pour Six" 291t 42 "''"1111; Mr. c::;r;•te;;,.;f•:;;r_;;;"":;;w_;sld;:;ew;;;;;al:;;k•~~~~~~ 1 "a · •, . ·• .; \! " l.r I' ' Breast Qtrs. WITH EVERY PURCHASE MADE HERE PllAY• KR(JGER'S DOUBLE · SWEEPSTAKES BINGO UP TO .SALE! PATIO & LAWN ~e~ Hav!n \ FURNIT UR.E . . ~e~~ Notes 6-WEB ROCKERS I BAYER ASPIRINS Breasts------ To Plor \ Fmh Frying Chlclcon 49e lb. 29e lb. 47e Fmh Frying Chicken ' Livers ,_. -.. -. Sliced·Bacon r Whole Legs -_. lb. 45c Backs & Necks lb. "'· 59c Giblets _-___ -- 10c .17 !"'· Picnics_ Tennis Shoes & Oxfords .s etat!oNd Heavy Canvu .99 rtNIJen· HOUSEHOLD Aluminum Ware IPd Mra. art vllillng IIIII Mrs. ne Kansas. former Uppers Percolllor 14 cit. Covered S•uc• Ptl e10 Quart Dish Pan• t:J Qt. CO¥ered $auce Pen 13 P~. Seuco P1n Itt JUST UNLOADED! • I gl Mr. and , lhle were Mrs. i 1114 Mrs. Mable 1 Middleport. ClaM Paul Bur- ! 'll'ahJma Jnd and Mrs. Law'Jf~ !latloned in . ....... Js 895th ' Sttn Francllc!o, SALE! 4 CARLOADS I LMk·N·Ite Utility !t•~ G A• Ltw A• . MfG. . All Materials For RIIIIOIIeUng or Repair. FREt E~nt.\.ATIS. . .......• HOGG c\ ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY ......w.v.. ' •HOUSEHOLD · · I A .c: \ H L E. \ Catsup · TOI' .V4LUE' IO.TAMPS •' I . . Willi 'l1lo Purchod 01 , Qoo 11 n. Plct. Florida LAbiES Cor~1n1 L011118f u ., IA-PPti··. . ..,.•. · .\~,SANDALS ....... Chip 51Mb Exp. 418/67 ' Pineapple .•-,. -- ------ 4 :.:~ $1 CornMeal -,.nt - S.YI 2'11 5 ' l'llln Butttnnlllc . at R. . ' '· ' ..... cans Wlllfl a All!. eoton Ill. ' . Coffee .•• -••• · •:- $1.49 Kleenex Tissue _.--.-. 5 ::.$1 Instant J(nfer .. . . . Black P~pper - 3,~ : 1$1 ' .J:"..::.. with "*e low IJI'Itel,· ' . '• ..,. . . .... 2 lfl~al. Juga tb, .. Orange Juice ., -~· -~~- Kroger Pure . . Kroger Bread _•.... -. 4 ;:. $1 Kroger Flour ------ 10 .... 89c '· '!"'"' . .DRnlltflll~J ~k· ' ' .103 59c 39c Fab --------·-- ......... ---: 11:11 ll>. l Yellow Corn . Jmce · _______ ,,polc-...... 79c range 0 Large Eggs ••. -·~' , 2 ..:89c Krot•r Plain end 5.11. ' Cut Blue lAke Green Beans or K_P,.... ~ Jl\'1' 5 'Del Monte.i. Dol ,.,_, Sliced, Chuolr, CMIMcl 50 IIE}(TRA Fancy Print& ' · ' EJi>. 4/3/67 ' • ••••••••••••• I Hair Spray ---------· 2 ':. $1 RUBBER ._._- '\ Dol- . Wltli The Pun:ho10 01 1 Plcp. Country ()yon Brooldoot Rollo lORI '""·lren C.ott.l! & liolyoJ..r' . 313 1'I'~IP VALU!O STAMPS K - Grado A Whit. .. , . ... '$1 .......... s Peaches Dol Monti Yollow CHng Cana LADIES' & CHILDREN'S · Aql. Colort Stewed Tomatoes 4 .:. $'1:00 No.2Yz .97 ·PILLOWS DotMonlo Pears ROSE . BUSHES -r-. ............ 4/llll' : t' ,, -~~ Hllo .E· ~~·i' , ,. '~ - Any Pkg. * ' 1 No.2% can Del Monte 01.. ,,N'II~~T.S~IIV. $ffl,ES PLA$TIC. WARES ·' • Check Our P•ntl!ne Specl1l In Our $~room Tho Pwehllt 1 Pre·Shrunk 1 Si~es 28 to 36 $ sn ~,)~ •·I - 1 Wash·N·Wear • The long Lean Look 3 PC. To fr•m• your home or bam. 'L ·~) ' Sport Jeans TRAIN CASE-21" OVSRNITI! 26" TOURIST-IIut or Grwn 2x4 •.. 2x6 .. -2x10 ·-2x12 12"x4~'xS' YOUNG MEN'S HIP-HUGGER LUGGAGE SET. LUMBER pkgs. Couftru Club AU Flavors TOI' VA&.Ua liTAMI'S MATCHED 3 PIECE YOUR CHOIC& Fruit Cocktail U-oz. • •• • • ., SAVEJ4c Del Monte Brand $1 :Dinners ...···.. -· 3 59c ·'· Ice ~ Boys, 3¥.1·6 SANDALS •• Sucher ar Armour Star Skirilt*' bag 39c Navy Beans ...... 4 Banquet Frozen I 100 c ea ~7 Qt. I Dubuque't "Famous QualltyU Canned Ham 5 tb. $4.59 Pure Lard ". _4 :::1: 69c lb. qts. \, TOSS PILLOWS 12 Qt. Whistling Tea Kettle 79e ' . . ~Ytrad'. ' ' ASST. STYLES WITH FANCY COVERINGS MANUFACTU.ERS SALE ti~. ·en Dubuqut'l "Famous Quality"' • • • • • • • • • • 1/2 gal. .99 ...,,... Rut· li1 1111'1. Robert John· ' t Oysters __ ... _.. lb. 49c Slab Bacon Dried Dressing Fine Americtn Mtde Qu•lity MEN & BOYS' MOLDED SOLE WORK PANTS lloush's Shoe Stor• . Emlitwu Salad Women's DRESS FLATS $2-99 'I ·• • = Fresh Fr'Oien Whole or Holl $1.35 . "' " ==== '" ' ,~ FOAM PRINTS ." - . -__ ~ .. ·... ,.,: .tt"9c. Cannr-d Ham 10 lb. $7.89 Wemer~ SHREDDED SOFT BED PILLOWS , .. Fmh I ;; Jf: " 59c Chicken _-. :·. _ .n.... 33c lb. ~ ..•• .. you If fmhness. "'* <j)J . ') t : Frosh Roastll'g Fresh Lean 1 n: Jnsu~ 39c lib. pkg. •:r Cut-Up Tray ' Lb. Pkg., 59c ' Plus II Tap Vatuo Stamps with tho pun:hne of 2 Pkea. 'reth or F....,. Piec• Chickel\ wllll -pan 5M llolow. Sliced Bacon , .~ ' .....,..,..--7 All Kl'flller chicken• art delivered fresh from tht far,., daily to lb. . Pack lb. Pork Steak .. _ pkg. 1 lb. f •\ I Fmh Frying Chlckon Thighs------- lb. Fresh Fryers c Fmh Frying Chicken Wings ------- c\ lb. Fmh Frying Chicken Reg. 95~ Size Reg. 89c Si11 j Froth Frying Ch!dcen Fmh Frying· Chtclcen .. • ... ~ · ~ ..~~:tl: · No Pul'<hott Reqolrt4 COLGATE Toothpaste Kroger Premium Quality WHOL~ $500 ' FAMILY SIZE 100 COUNT .98 · · mo .. :: ii'F MIDDlEPORT TH~~~: + .. , , . "" ·. Sweet Com ___ 6..- <;.' . ....... 4Gc . 'OY, '$ ~ ;. •• lo- r '. ~· '· f �' . ')' f • . ' •• ) . ,, ' -·..' ( ,. ~.- · in Southeast Asia .. • ·: ' "' ! ,•' ~!der the prppooed Stu· within the next few wl!fks. Rio dent Body CoQstlt\ltion as Basil G. Oeipolf, a native of ph.. l• pre-revolutioniU'Y: Russia and a 1through·· "THEj·fESTIVAL SHOPKRDCER the Rellgioto& Eln· game against CedarVIlle Col· Apr. 14 - Marietta · <'4Uege Har~ey Colle8e - aw~~:;J~• , · Mo!li!uy, Apr. 3 lege on Snturday.. Apr. 8. Thi• - awuy; Saturd~Y. Aprtl 15 - Apr!l u, 17, ond :t.~ ga1l'es ''"' · ~ . . 1 opener. will be a doublebea~· Ohio .Valley Cnlleg• do~hlaheader&. 16 to proved in an all-campus lion by the students I. '" ' ()., AFU . l'lH'I· ftr nQJir wolt, ' \'\.. .. ·Jr•lnillji.,,Tl!e ' pll\fl~!l · '' •nx. Ieurr~ faculty member of As· Baseball SOO!On n•• r'l.l'}'ived Ierf Other gJm,s slated lor Ap. l Monday, April IT .- lvl!>reh!\l!f ~ ·•· .. #" JlltlTt~~l!~ t11>l~il mujy •;~g-tl\ttl f! 19,m1>t·t· '\!W·~· :;o).!ege, Wi!m•>re, Ky. ,' Rio's Re;m•n will ope~ ' tne rll are: Tu•sday Apr . ll ~ · Wil· 1 ·~1nle Untversltn :· llf:l'!:i. . cf RGC '1''1 on l'llursda}', ~r~. ship wiJjch they nope 0 Rt\•. in will tell\i.eifeotured speoke• at diamond season WiUI • hom•; mlngton College-away; Ft~day 'J'uesday, April 25 -1M ".lt.'·orkS for , .' ' ~~;;~un~ full approval .PM . ... · ..- . . Ill' IIEOitGI! SOfiiERVILtl! ed J<•nt ~le. Uol.,.rslty and in miner mndittcations Vltl!lllm -wln thwe ...., 1953 recelvl!l a mas~r·a de- pleted. ·· be peatoe? ~ i111m olhat in!tilub9Di . :r!ltlt flmlllll' words lorm • ·Today, Dr. lee · If ~erv;n1 '' The E~ster bu!"'lng quettion that II aaked the minister of (1>roigo a!fai" ~hon!Z w~s IHl dally ihrtughout our land ol the Republic of Korea. This i ar. If th.re is peace, II just rna~· is one of the highest sovernmen· · the ·Ro~ · Erter of ~me lpdirectl~ through the ef· tal positions that can be obt~ln· Method~1 Church !"~',,~:;:k~~~~··· 1• fQrtJ of IIIII! 1\10 GrJIII!e College ed .1n Korea. It .Is <OOmpari· A ~ ;~n Fr<mch Rornanllic llulhllul, Dr. Tons won Lee. bl~ to the position held' by our: K'~~ • pt. 1M lfadllllltd flvm Ol!an Ru•k es s.oreu.rv of[' • onort ..apm!QI', w.en1on ' lji<l In )111!(1. A fli!IVO ol the 0~· Sisto. ' display . In th' P~vls ~tbra':f " ,.~t, br sQUiht an ~mer!c~n f.h~ past week. Th~ pnnt, ate OPPOSITE ldllc41top not only for lhe ~- Dr.. Lee has Ions been w~rk· .lor s.ale to lh' pubb~ lind ·~r:v MARK V SUPER MKT. ~pt 9r himself b~t also fo: Ins ~ forelsn aff•trs a• he m prtce from $7.50 ID $25.00. lAT. the lttttmnent of -U mankind. participated tn the recent Man- Dr. .~rthur Q. li:f!Jtnscheld, • . ' Afl!r letvlng lllo, Lee atten~· 11• Conferenee, and establish- residtnt of the W"hingtDn, D. · · e<l the lntl!rnattonal Re!lar<;h c. ar•• and 1 pt'\li":lllf at 1 ,0 Center In Seoul, Korea ,n 111119. Georgetown Univtr.\ty sinco [ He ''"' served as 81000,. 0• 1924, will join the staff at Rio 1 dor to That!,and, as Jelegate to this fall as p~ofessor .of .chemls· j tlle 17th. session of the Unitod try and chairman "' toe dil1· Nation• IU.N.) General Assem. ston ol natural sciences. TUBULAR ALUMINUM FRAMES bly. and rs secntarv-t~<neralto , COR~ECTION: TI1e One-Act ..I WITH NON-RUST NYLON WEIS the Pres1~ent of K•~rea. Play '•stlval to be presented NEW HAVE~ JUNIOR RecenUy h• has ~een in tho by Rios dramatics department WOMAN'S CI.UP United Sial4:! to , hoa~ the K'l"· will be performed on Thursd~y, SPECIAL Mli:ETING ean del14ation at the Unil1d April r. and Frtd•y, 7 1n· The New HJven Junior Worn· . Nations' discussion . oi Korean <lead nf the dates •n· an's Club held a aptoial meet- I reunification. He was also ,e. nounc.d. Th• SIX • tng Clll M~rc~ 22 at tho home !cently doctor of taws degree ed, stud~nt-acted .pla~s Will ~; of Mrs. Lymuel Meadows for from ·.{ent State Universlly. gin at ,B . lo p.m. m Commuml, the purpose of electing officers I Now back to the SI;Jlemen: Hall. htgh school students Will for the cominl yur. 1'h• out· : made Willi regard to I+Je lndl- be admitted .FREE. fhe remam. · going offle<!rs are Mrs. A. L. reel efforts of Dr. Lee In hring. der of tire public w11l '>e adm1tted Sprouse, Pmldrnt; Mro. Wayne Jng peace in Vietnam. lor 25 cents per person. CapehQrt, Vice Presipeot: Mrs. Political unrest throughout Alpha Mu Betz social RlchlNI Grlnttea4, Secretary, SO!llheast ,losfll " part of t h 0 lty Will hold a skatmg party, ,.,, 1~umua 1 cause-effect cvcle of upr 1··sin•" open to the publ1c. on Wednos· an d "Mra. . ,.. .~ . Tre'lf""l"rer · Mea4Aiw1 llepnr!Or, New o!fl· ln Vietnam and other botder. day, Apr. 5 m the . 1Youth Center, Gallipolis. .,..:,., M W tng nations. EASY . 7-WEB cera t ww~ were rs. ayne HB • Tri 1 " c~art, Prtsllifnt: Mrs. A. To 'oothe this soothe"' onJour ~esse . an . ld t M Asian unrest Dr Lee d•sil·-' ward·wmmng French)ilm, will FOLDING L Sprouse, VI et "n.s en ; "· • · · '"~ h' W · F.OLDING •, K•nnelh Vwl<•rl, S.Cretary; ',, cooference this PJSt aummer ~ ~es~~edu ~ t • !C m . ' ·Mrs, Mioltul Taylor, Tru•ur. m Soou) which formed the As· e F P.~ s aA ·~~e• :on7 . er; )lite 1\artm Gr..no, ri· ian and Pacific Council, an a· on ". ay , P". a p m. '.lllrtfr • Ugnment of nine nun-•:omniu. On Fndpy, April 21, t?' final · M · J •· F "" h nist 11atlons viewed b)' som• presentatmn by the RGC F1irr 0 .~ '"' • ...,uo ~~· ps tht first step toward rogion- So~iely, "Orpheus." will cep...,"'•1 -1 lliW mem.,.r mw .. . . h 1 · th • " . • own a1 7 p.m. a so m e th • oI... '"' ,.Rr• mtl1108 I al poliiJCai organJZailon. wm be tllltil niJh! ~nd ~ din· The 41-year<~ld diplomat and '"• HaII Rec. Room .. , "I ... " I' · h 1 graduate of Rio Grande Colle•• The nen Issue of R10 s NQN·RUST ·<"·ner W• .. "'- tn onor o · . • SMOKE SIGNALS ALUMINUM how bfn. !1 maklnJ qmlt a name fer hiJ11· paper, . . EACH , mtrdm h ld ' self. In tum he is m•kJOg quite go on sale In Galhpohs on · FRAMES u ·" cha'lllhpartl)'thwah• e f Mon : ~ neme for our own Rio Grand• day, Apr. 7. This gigantic issue, ..o\.arcL a e orne 0 rs. 1Colle(e lh111Uihour·-''the world. one of th e b'1ggest yt· l, ""II •• bc · · · . I THIS P~l'l' WEEK AI' RIO: availaole In Davis wr.~~'8 ,(!Wt ~ Dr. Alphu• 1\. Christtn8er., School of Nursing. Davi!·ShU· 80 Squart f11l JUMBO SAG N H } ~ · Pretldent of Rio Grande Col· : ler, Glllingh/wl's Dl'Ufl Store, Color-Fancy · Cl ~w n!"en or D0::!; loge, returnell reCently lrom Iand Thomas Clothitra. Be FOAM FILLED u w IIPO . f "''"' 1 lour of li:urope with Stvtral w purchase 'his inue of and Plain CGhiest s!Jrtinl on 4Pfll ~h leadln~ American educators. SMOKE SIGNALS. · lhroug~ M•r 6tb. ,'2!';.enlry let Arcfljln social rraternf\Y · Stude~! ,llody eltcti·ons lor th• ' ., l . \' 1,11 ti.OO and plctu,Jl'•Jtt 10 be 1 "oprhtJ break party• ·a! · MayJlohi·'Queen; '"' r;:.~~;:;,~ rent to Mra. A. L. ~~ ia ho~·PI"' alumn- brother senale Frl!lldent. VI . Velu" to 49c yd. POUND :IAG 1 dent. and 11 SenaiDti; and for · New Ittvtn. '1'11!1 \t'~ bt~ltl Buill! In Columbu.' on Fancy Patt~~ and NIYI Haven,, Hal'll!lr4, Apr. t. Pledge Jun Kaiaer Student Judlclary Chief Jus· .:..lfrt ,...,, . llllivf member Geo:&e . lice. two a11ociate jusUces, Plain. Save now at this . JIIIIIH will lito ville, htlth of Gallipolis, made two alternate juSlices are sched· low low price. ll1f wlnntrs on Maf I, tht we•keAI; trip. uled ler Friday, April :11. The •prini vacation officially Plods•• to Rlo't six Greek 1!14ed with the B a.m. class oD eocial organizations are Monday, Apr. J. Only e i gh infllheir final woek& of weeks remain in lhe 1966 67 odemic year at RGC. ~ ~---- ~ •••.., .... _ . · ., Tht outdoor bullttin bo•rd, MFG. SPECIAL GROIJ . M.~· llld Pbth. Jimmy Klnf, 1 Jilt of the Class of '66 IS ne•"· ll MEN'.S COTTON TWILL , ~}lave btfn ~1141111 InGer· 1J111 oomptetion. A rO<f was adll·ll _ , wbQt hf 11M '"tlonfl( tel to :he beard which is iocat'ld II •• . , 1,11 jlte, Alr viti~ hl1 dlrectl)r across Atwood s: ~ Mrs. lwallel, on from •he student center. 5·9 _ pr. -Y· • I Truek1 from the J•nkins Col!· II eGrNn • ' Johnoon of ' crete Jlroducto Company, Gall\-! I IIStorl j polis are a familiar •iihl tGrey ·• · RJy i Rio's campus. Racently th0'1ll .J ''" Mra. 1Journeyod ID RGC to pour Six" 291t 42 "''"1111; Mr. c::;r;•te;;,.;f•:;;r_;;;"":;;w_;sld;:;ew;;;;;al:;;k•~~~~~~ 1 "a · •, . ·• .; \! " l.r I' ' Breast Qtrs. WITH EVERY PURCHASE MADE HERE PllAY• KR(JGER'S DOUBLE · SWEEPSTAKES BINGO UP TO .SALE! PATIO & LAWN ~e~ Hav!n \ FURNIT UR.E . . ~e~~ Notes 6-WEB ROCKERS I BAYER ASPIRINS Breasts------ To Plor \ Fmh Frying Chlclcon 49e lb. 29e lb. 47e Fmh Frying Chicken ' Livers ,_. -.. -. Sliced·Bacon r Whole Legs -_. lb. 45c Backs & Necks lb. "'· 59c Giblets _-___ -- 10c .17 !"'· Picnics_ Tennis Shoes & Oxfords .s etat!oNd Heavy Canvu .99 rtNIJen· HOUSEHOLD Aluminum Ware IPd Mra. art vllillng IIIII Mrs. ne Kansas. former Uppers Percolllor 14 cit. Covered S•uc• Ptl e10 Quart Dish Pan• t:J Qt. CO¥ered $auce Pen 13 P~. Seuco P1n Itt JUST UNLOADED! • I gl Mr. and , lhle were Mrs. i 1114 Mrs. Mable 1 Middleport. ClaM Paul Bur- ! 'll'ahJma Jnd and Mrs. Law'Jf~ !latloned in . ....... Js 895th ' Sttn Francllc!o, SALE! 4 CARLOADS I LMk·N·Ite Utility !t•~ G A• Ltw A• . MfG. . All Materials For RIIIIOIIeUng or Repair. FREt E~nt.\.ATIS. . .......• HOGG c\ ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY ......w.v.. ' •HOUSEHOLD · · I A .c: \ H L E. \ Catsup · TOI' .V4LUE' IO.TAMPS •' I . . Willi 'l1lo Purchod 01 , Qoo 11 n. Plct. Florida LAbiES Cor~1n1 L011118f u ., IA-PPti··. . ..,.•. · .\~,SANDALS ....... Chip 51Mb Exp. 418/67 ' Pineapple .•-,. -- ------ 4 :.:~ $1 CornMeal -,.nt - S.YI 2'11 5 ' l'llln Butttnnlllc . at R. . ' '· ' ..... cans Wlllfl a All!. eoton Ill. ' . Coffee .•• -••• · •:- $1.49 Kleenex Tissue _.--.-. 5 ::.$1 Instant J(nfer .. . . . Black P~pper - 3,~ : 1$1 ' .J:"..::.. with "*e low IJI'Itel,· ' . '• ..,. . . .... 2 lfl~al. Juga tb, .. Orange Juice ., -~· -~~- Kroger Pure . . Kroger Bread _•.... -. 4 ;:. $1 Kroger Flour ------ 10 .... 89c '· '!"'"' . .DRnlltflll~J ~k· ' ' .103 59c 39c Fab --------·-- ......... ---: 11:11 ll>. l Yellow Corn . Jmce · _______ ,,polc-...... 79c range 0 Large Eggs ••. -·~' , 2 ..:89c Krot•r Plain end 5.11. ' Cut Blue lAke Green Beans or K_P,.... ~ Jl\'1' 5 'Del Monte.i. Dol ,.,_, Sliced, Chuolr, CMIMcl 50 IIE}(TRA Fancy Print& ' · ' EJi>. 4/3/67 ' • ••••••••••••• I Hair Spray ---------· 2 ':. $1 RUBBER ._._- '\ Dol- . Wltli The Pun:ho10 01 1 Plcp. Country ()yon Brooldoot Rollo lORI '""·lren C.ott.l! & liolyoJ..r' . 313 1'I'~IP VALU!O STAMPS K - Grado A Whit. .. , . ... '$1 .......... s Peaches Dol Monti Yollow CHng Cana LADIES' & CHILDREN'S · Aql. Colort Stewed Tomatoes 4 .:. $'1:00 No.2Yz .97 ·PILLOWS DotMonlo Pears ROSE . BUSHES -r-. ............ 4/llll' : t' ,, -~~ Hllo .E· ~~·i' , ,. '~ - Any Pkg. * ' 1 No.2% can Del Monte 01.. ,,N'II~~T.S~IIV. $ffl,ES PLA$TIC. WARES ·' • Check Our P•ntl!ne Specl1l In Our $~room Tho Pwehllt 1 Pre·Shrunk 1 Si~es 28 to 36 $ sn ~,)~ •·I - 1 Wash·N·Wear • The long Lean Look 3 PC. To fr•m• your home or bam. 'L ·~) ' Sport Jeans TRAIN CASE-21" OVSRNITI! 26" TOURIST-IIut or Grwn 2x4 •.. 2x6 .. -2x10 ·-2x12 12"x4~'xS' YOUNG MEN'S HIP-HUGGER LUGGAGE SET. LUMBER pkgs. Couftru Club AU Flavors TOI' VA&.Ua liTAMI'S MATCHED 3 PIECE YOUR CHOIC& Fruit Cocktail U-oz. • •• • • ., SAVEJ4c Del Monte Brand $1 :Dinners ...···.. -· 3 59c ·'· Ice ~ Boys, 3¥.1·6 SANDALS •• Sucher ar Armour Star Skirilt*' bag 39c Navy Beans ...... 4 Banquet Frozen I 100 c ea ~7 Qt. I Dubuque't "Famous QualltyU Canned Ham 5 tb. $4.59 Pure Lard ". _4 :::1: 69c lb. qts. \, TOSS PILLOWS 12 Qt. Whistling Tea Kettle 79e ' . . ~Ytrad'. ' ' ASST. STYLES WITH FANCY COVERINGS MANUFACTU.ERS SALE ti~. ·en Dubuqut'l "Famous Quality"' • • • • • • • • • • 1/2 gal. .99 ...,,... Rut· li1 1111'1. Robert John· ' t Oysters __ ... _.. lb. 49c Slab Bacon Dried Dressing Fine Americtn Mtde Qu•lity MEN & BOYS' MOLDED SOLE WORK PANTS lloush's Shoe Stor• . Emlitwu Salad Women's DRESS FLATS $2-99 'I ·• • = Fresh Fr'Oien Whole or Holl $1.35 . "' " ==== '" ' ,~ FOAM PRINTS ." - . -__ ~ .. ·... ,.,: .tt"9c. Cannr-d Ham 10 lb. $7.89 Wemer~ SHREDDED SOFT BED PILLOWS , .. Fmh I ;; Jf: " 59c Chicken _-. :·. _ .n.... 33c lb. ~ ..•• .. you If fmhness. "'* <j)J . ') t : Frosh Roastll'g Fresh Lean 1 n: Jnsu~ 39c lib. pkg. •:r Cut-Up Tray ' Lb. Pkg., 59c ' Plus II Tap Vatuo Stamps with tho pun:hne of 2 Pkea. 'reth or F....,. Piec• Chickel\ wllll -pan 5M llolow. Sliced Bacon , .~ ' .....,..,..--7 All Kl'flller chicken• art delivered fresh from tht far,., daily to lb. . Pack lb. Pork Steak .. _ pkg. 1 lb. f •\ I Fmh Frying Chlckon Thighs------- lb. Fresh Fryers c Fmh Frying Chicken Wings ------- c\ lb. Fmh Frying Chicken Reg. 95~ Size Reg. 89c Si11 j Froth Frying Ch!dcen Fmh Frying· Chtclcen .. • ... ~ · ~ ..~~:tl: · No Pul'<hott Reqolrt4 COLGATE Toothpaste Kroger Premium Quality WHOL~ $500 ' FAMILY SIZE 100 COUNT .98 · · mo .. :: ii'F MIDDlEPORT TH~~~: + .. , , . "" ·. Sweet Com ___ 6..- <;.' . ....... 4Gc . 'OY, '$ ~ ;. •• lo- r '. ~· '· f �,. \ " ' • ' . lew . • Motor Co:' GIAUIT 1 1961 CHEVROLET 8 PASS. $595 . SubUrban, 6. cyJ. engine, 4 speed trano. Heav)' duty t.ii'oa, heater. For that large famUy. See this. ,, ·· _,, Willi All ltmu ptr Wlri. .,.. htltrtlott. MiniMUM· Clta... 1JC , U c•nfl ,., 'Wtrd, till,.. oetlllfCifl ~'* ""' lftMirfioftL. 11 cenh ,., Word. ela ctnMculi¥1 ·. llttrtlont, ft ,_, C.M DltHUIH on Plltl ecll lftd M paid within 10 days. CAIIIO OF TMANKS &. OBITUARIEI SUO tor 50 word minimum. E1ch tcUIIti0"'-1 ·. worcl tc. ILIND ADS AddHitMI SSe CMrt• pu Advlr- engine, radio, heater, good H.D. tires, rear bumper, West Coast mirror, white top over b]ue finish, nice and sharp. 1964 CHEVROLET V2 TON PANEL $1395 V6' engine, auto. trans., power steering and brakes, radto, heater, Ute new tires. Positraction rear axle. · Pomeroy Motor Co. ' . ' ' ' .. ..' ~. l$2,946 < ... . ~ ' . ;, ~.~ ' I . I .."' .... ' I Th1o II tho full lilzed Bulck,128" wheelbase. Super Tur· bine trans. Power steering, ::;onomatic radio, custom pad· ded cushions. Delun wheel cov..., Special Spring· price, $2946.00. . BLAETTNARS . I , HONDA .. , SAlfS & ·'S,~YJCE , M~JU~E ·~. ' Ohle ·so-t ·~ Motor . ·. LlttnM . ~WAIWL MARINE ' ' ' I ,. Sl'EREO • RADIO · eii!ellelit eondiuon, · speaker jacks, vernier tuning, dual cbannel sound, etA:. .BaJ. ance only fiUZ. Call se'M218. ' Sil!ll ilid Slrvlc• Servlce1 For Sale I ,. ..... PHONI 't9Ml.Q . OPEN EVES. 9:00 PA OFFICI HOUR$ I1SO •· m. t. 5:00 P. m.. a.. l, , l:tt •· m. to 12:00 Nton. saturcla' '1'; IT'S EAIY TO PI.ACI A . · 1964 CHEVROLET 8' FLEETSIDE PICKUP _ $i550 One local owner witb low mileage and nice and ' clf)an Va tiMMIIIt. - .' . . JlG'J' B(J}" .. AATit . ~ ' . ~ ;o; ,. .... ~- " :! ' •' ,;.;,.;;,,_ HOCKINGPCJ:1~:.\IIO .PHONi! . ~I BAKER & SEYFRIED HliA1'1NG' • . . AIR CONDITIONING . ' ' Phont 992o37M or m-2195 ONI J •~'i ·~~ t ALL . • ..1. . DICK RAWI,INGS . NICEiil PlOt , "'I ' "' . •' ""'' .:1 RajMilngs H~~i ~~.. . LI'L ABNER Pomtroy,.p. 4 2 6lc I'OMEROY, OHIO SERVICE·. . WANT AD PHONI! Uf.11S6 .. 1: i • Cor • Truck • ~oter Core eJI.ulldOitr,· . CARRIER WANTED eAnyTYP• ·· .·. KEITH GOBLE (Boy or Gi rll For Mulberry Ave. F~RD POMEROY fHF. BORN LOSER APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEl OFFICE By BRANNER WIMNiE WINKLE I CSET ® V~,WENDY: Mechanic Street FROM WHO HAVe llH5 ORPHAN.'>GE WILL. CARE FOR CHILDREN IN 1\IE eAME WAY we. ARE ~ELPI~ HONEY AND 6UNNY CAINE. Pomeroy, Ohio By HOWIE SCifAEIDER EEK & MEEK LISTEN, I JUST CAI-l'T TOlERATE 'ltt!R GOOFING OFF AIJYMORE! I'M WJIJI>. HWE 10 GET <()UGH WITH '1\?U ! APARENT. OKA~~MART­ MOU I~\ START COON TINS! 100, en, '18, 11. "/6. '15, "11/-o '13, '12. ly KING ,1... FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS •• A>lD AtJ01\1fi<l\llt.lG, MR:. BLAm'NARS ll~OTT. IF 'IOU 91!01'""~~ OUR. ~llO'l. WE 'NOfol'T"5ib!' liU. I i W~l'! PtSr YOJit SUllO all" OF "61S11!5S! LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAlO~ GRAY ' GOCO t>AV. SIR. f trs MOT GO tAn!·~A UTTLE ,.,.,. """'I'Wfl 111.1101' Ill< I.CIIIOl 'I l I I\ I' I ' .. ~ . ' 1 . ~ ' . BUGS BU l ~US"!' C.t.t-IT MAKE UP/{!{ MIND l • -· .-.w: blocks, . . 2700. Phope Doyle Ord, <~~~, va., TIMII79. w. . a 17 lie 9 • ......... I&) eu;tt-I~G HELLO,""""'"' SO '«JU ~OOMD ~ETHIH~ I aJT' QlCKf 10 11!1CW,III1 �,. \ " ' • ' . lew . • Motor Co:' GIAUIT 1 1961 CHEVROLET 8 PASS. $595 . SubUrban, 6. cyJ. engine, 4 speed trano. Heav)' duty t.ii'oa, heater. For that large famUy. See this. ,, ·· _,, Willi All ltmu ptr Wlri. .,.. htltrtlott. MiniMUM· Clta... 1JC , U c•nfl ,., 'Wtrd, till,.. oetlllfCifl ~'* ""' lftMirfioftL. 11 cenh ,., Word. ela ctnMculi¥1 ·. llttrtlont, ft ,_, C.M DltHUIH on Plltl ecll lftd M paid within 10 days. CAIIIO OF TMANKS &. OBITUARIEI SUO tor 50 word minimum. E1ch tcUIIti0"'-1 ·. worcl tc. ILIND ADS AddHitMI SSe CMrt• pu Advlr- engine, radio, heater, good H.D. tires, rear bumper, West Coast mirror, white top over b]ue finish, nice and sharp. 1964 CHEVROLET V2 TON PANEL $1395 V6' engine, auto. trans., power steering and brakes, radto, heater, Ute new tires. Positraction rear axle. · Pomeroy Motor Co. ' . ' ' ' .. ..' ~. l$2,946 < ... . ~ ' . ;, ~.~ ' I . I .."' .... ' I Th1o II tho full lilzed Bulck,128" wheelbase. Super Tur· bine trans. Power steering, ::;onomatic radio, custom pad· ded cushions. Delun wheel cov..., Special Spring· price, $2946.00. . BLAETTNARS . I , HONDA .. , SAlfS & ·'S,~YJCE , M~JU~E ·~. ' Ohle ·so-t ·~ Motor . ·. LlttnM . ~WAIWL MARINE ' ' ' I ,. Sl'EREO • RADIO · eii!ellelit eondiuon, · speaker jacks, vernier tuning, dual cbannel sound, etA:. .BaJ. ance only fiUZ. Call se'M218. ' Sil!ll ilid Slrvlc• Servlce1 For Sale I ,. ..... PHONI 't9Ml.Q . OPEN EVES. 9:00 PA OFFICI HOUR$ I1SO •· m. t. 5:00 P. m.. a.. l, , l:tt •· m. to 12:00 Nton. saturcla' '1'; IT'S EAIY TO PI.ACI A . · 1964 CHEVROLET 8' FLEETSIDE PICKUP _ $i550 One local owner witb low mileage and nice and ' clf)an Va tiMMIIIt. - .' . . JlG'J' B(J}" .. AATit . ~ ' . ~ ;o; ,. .... ~- " :! ' •' ,;.;,.;;,,_ HOCKINGPCJ:1~:.\IIO .PHONi! . ~I BAKER & SEYFRIED HliA1'1NG' • . . AIR CONDITIONING . ' ' Phont 992o37M or m-2195 ONI J •~'i ·~~ t ALL . • ..1. . DICK RAWI,INGS . NICEiil PlOt , "'I ' "' . •' ""'' .:1 RajMilngs H~~i ~~.. . LI'L ABNER Pomtroy,.p. 4 2 6lc I'OMEROY, OHIO SERVICE·. . WANT AD PHONI! Uf.11S6 .. 1: i • Cor • Truck • ~oter Core eJI.ulldOitr,· . CARRIER WANTED eAnyTYP• ·· .·. KEITH GOBLE (Boy or Gi rll For Mulberry Ave. F~RD POMEROY fHF. BORN LOSER APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEl OFFICE By BRANNER WIMNiE WINKLE I CSET ® V~,WENDY: Mechanic Street FROM WHO HAVe llH5 ORPHAN.'>GE WILL. CARE FOR CHILDREN IN 1\IE eAME WAY we. ARE ~ELPI~ HONEY AND 6UNNY CAINE. Pomeroy, Ohio By HOWIE SCifAEIDER EEK & MEEK LISTEN, I JUST CAI-l'T TOlERATE 'ltt!R GOOFING OFF AIJYMORE! I'M WJIJI>. HWE 10 GET <()UGH WITH '1\?U ! APARENT. OKA~~MART­ MOU I~\ START COON TINS! 100, en, '18, 11. "/6. '15, "11/-o '13, '12. ly KING ,1... FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS •• A>lD AtJ01\1fi<l\llt.lG, MR:. BLAm'NARS ll~OTT. IF 'IOU 91!01'""~~ OUR. ~llO'l. WE 'NOfol'T"5ib!' liU. I i W~l'! PtSr YOJit SUllO all" OF "61S11!5S! LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAlO~ GRAY ' GOCO t>AV. SIR. f trs MOT GO tAn!·~A UTTLE ,.,.,. """'I'Wfl 111.1101' Ill< I.CIIIOl 'I l I I\ I' I ' .. ~ . ' 1 . ~ ' . BUGS BU l ~US"!' C.t.t-IT MAKE UP/{!{ MIND l • -· .-.w: blocks, . . 2700. Phope Doyle Ord, <~~~, va., TIMII79. w. . a 17 lie 9 • ......... I&) eu;tt-I~G HELLO,""""'"' SO '«JU ~OOMD ~ETHIH~ I aJT' QlCKf 10 11!1CW,III1 �, . . ' "! .. I \ \.);~ ' . ~-, • ;. -.. , -1 ij)< ~ -~ l~l, ·;o;,;_:· (I'"'' ,...,, :- 7 , .• r. ~ .1 -~ lit! ~~- ~.tr _!~Y Sentlnel,_!'olll~1·1o!i4~port, Q., Ap~S, 11167-1~ and Mr1. Bob !.!Jitor. Edwal'll• 1were Up C)larleston, w.:va., .on I Easter Sunday iQests .o Mr.! t~ church Included a ean.Ue ly an~ ~. an4 lofr~,, :J.) !), MC.1JII~, ~· .tiJII In . Mattox of Medina ,'Villlef! at Sunday, wheN the~ V"U',d. Mr•·. ~1·d Mrs. JAm~• Gaston- were ~llgh!igg sm ice wilh comm.un· 'Knight, during the F.oo~. week Mccoma• aod; Ji!IW1-",...... . d ,M 5 Ntght the Bob Mattox hOm' and Lawson~ parerits, Mr. and Mrs::Mr. and l\1ra. !Uch~rd Gast~·· l ion ao!d special E;aster sons ,liY end. . " . . .Robert 'Mai\Pf< ... Ill .. h:en erson. an ' IHusband f 'd hts mother, Mrs. Elm~ Mat- Bert Wot.!'row end otber re.lao . Mrs, Clifford Smith and Nelhe, Uoe chOir o~ f!'fday evenln~J Mr. and Mrs.. B~b Jones and IdpJer 'Phl• ·~~ ' ' 5 on. rt ay tor, accompan)ed hJh) to co. ti .es. Iand Mr. and Mrs. yt!urles Gas-' , Sunrise services on StaJ'I(ey Hill ! f,nmll~ of Da~!I/P\ •mt, l 'h. 0~ ' i'P~ ' - , ,..... (,,,Jf edAf . let · PT. p~ _ Tile an- lumbus on Saturday l"he~e Iiley .Callers at the .Ron~ltl Whlt- .ton and Ia!)lilY, Athens;, the on Easter morning, d..tlcatory I Easle! vacatton hei'e•]IIIith her 1cuttlnp ·~ 1 1 f · I · • 1 · 1 j 1 nu~ huS!!and's Jliiht of tbe a.ttended the wel!lJlng of a· rela- MI!!"n horne dunng the week- Paul Gaston family, Albany, ' services for babies, and the an. . . Pt. PleaJant Junior Woman's t1ve. __ \ . .. , . 11elld were, M~. and Mrs. Ray. · and Mr. and Mrs. Howardnual egg nunt lor the ll:llildren . • Club will be held Friday at 6:30 Mr. and Mtl!• .(lene .Jeffefi i mond Cottrill, Harrisonvllle Crowe, Jr., and children of Ak- . following Sunday Sch~ol, ' 1 p. ,m, ~~ with a dinner 1 and family, Mlsl Jullll' .Bo!r!llao, 1Mr. and Mrs. Eld~ Dailey, Mr. ron. Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan \ . PT. PLEASANT- Ray Har- at ·oscar's Reslaurant In Gal· Iand Mr. and MrJ. Richard Je!- ~ and Mro. Joe McWhorter and Mrs. Laura Krebs, Mrs. Joe were Easter guests <Of his moth· old Duncin, 50, HeiJd!"son, waJ i41oll~ f''' and daughter were 'Easter daughters · and Mr. and Mro. , Tprner, Jack Lowther, Mrs. er, Mrs. Faye Jordan,, . f•, , · .,. \I ut0 ACCI'dent ' ' '· · · . ,1 . . wHJTE p uMp s "' . .,. AAI'D';!:tE_ r.l.L ,, ;:....<"7 I CHUCK ROAST c FRESH Fryers Center Cut lb. lb. Ib. FRYER -- WINGS .. _·lb. 49c THIGHS-lb. 2 5c ... ,.. RIB NECKS & 'lHIO VALLEY BACON . PINTOg BEANS lb. 19 01. Boxes Buckwheat Soc:efy N l es Httshi6Y's 'CHOCOLATE c ·~· . ,... :SYRUP . S 16 oz. Folgers ..' . COFFEE ' Pel MorJ. ORANGE PEACHES ______rw.!~ 29c PY-O..MY CAKE MIXES $ .99 3lb. can Regular or Drip cans RINK-AR_G~ ,PINEAPPLE ~ ·: cmsco wll! uiJ'l JICE-- I I I f 31b. An 10c · 79C. and Germa·n decided to take the .I er weekend visiWrs were . ~ ~UNT'S SOLID PACK Robin Hood Plain or Self Rising 25 . FLOURrb. 46oz. box SHORTENING ,r' ......... 46oz. cans ryesday. Gi!rman is believed to have , drc·wned early TuesdJy morning while apparently trying to ' " '"' the river wilh a friend, J 0 Rpssell Robbins, 19, Pt. Pleas- - - · - - - - - - ant. who. although nearly froz· BY SARAH M. RWE en from the swim, made lt 1 Mrs. Sarah Rife and Mrs. sal ely . to .~ho~e after the two 1George Martin made a bus18 men JUmped . mlo the 0 hI o ness trip to Pomeroy Saturday. River from N1e Ohio shore I Mrs. Margie Rife and near Ihe Silm Bridge early j daughters Shelley and Mi!zliej Tuesday mormng. , of Rutland, spent Sunday According to reports, llohbins l· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife. DEL MONTE SLICED OR HALVED TOMATOES--- cans ORANGE DRINK 4 $1 32oz. boll. .CARROTS •••• bunch pkg. -• • - - - - - ea. - - - ea. • YOUR CHOICE Yellow ONIONS - 3 i 29( Florida ORANGES All Purpose MARGARINE s ~ 39( 2076( lb. Family Size Pkg. POTATOES- ELLIE S - - -- -- - - · · Smuckers, Grape, Black Raspberry and Blackberry _ "''19c 7 jar -''" 7c 4 ' ~ ... SUNDAY ONLY! MIDDLEPORT STOREI BEST' StEW MEAT . ..~~ lb. 69c GRQUtlP. BEEF 'i~t" 3 lb.s1.1' SLICED·c;BOLOGNA ~~~:· lib. 79c '· PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK j;', ,•. 11SCUIT5 ~~.- 12cano$1 F1mou1 .Quill~)'- Low Prlcel Grade APasteurized and Homogenized Velveeta t ARREIITJID LONDON tUPI) -A Pat!"'·' an Indian ,.ere wl!h trying lo worl4 91 by ~,.teo, dlt Ttte GALLON · • • • • • CHEESE 8Y KRAFT 21b.box . escafe N ·.Q· ·u··k , i ' ' ' .. (Formerly ·Evans <>~~p•r ' .. Cornet Mill and'&cond Sts. ._ ~ ' ---·· ·~ ,. . J .. ........ ,, . . .. PHONE: INST~~T NESTLE'S CHOCOLATE MILK •'' • • INSTANT . COFFEE • • • ' • 1001· .1·2.9 · .. . , c . 2 59 lb• . c1n · 2 lb. pkf. oe:Jig Bars=.... Cclndy B~s =MlN ·U.S. No.1 Maine Dog Foo · ~cr.. ...__................ •· Blue··. Goose ... ·Krcift "Salad:Bowl" :Rar · Bright, Colorful PrfS.ige THROW RUG.$ By ·~!'.*'""' Carpet-18"x36" •, ~~ ' '' ' .+ SUPER MARKET -Open Daily9 Gall.on ' .,,·• Jars SEAL TEST MILK c Bonn '· 10oL ',~ltr Grad,\ (CubH) i ,., pkgs. . I ' Filed in Court Banana, BuHerscotch, Chocolate & Vanilla l-Ib. ., fJvil Action ' PUDDING Homestead early morninJ pluni• and Ro1> ,_and Mrs. George Beveridge anH bins said lhe current wu very !children Fred and Cathy Jo swift and he los! German near!' Winfield, W. Va., also Mr. and the middle of the river, 4n em- !\Irs. George G. s..ton and piQye of the City leo and Fuel drtn Debbie, David and Timdocli on the Ohio at 2nd Street ' mie of East Liberty. r-p<irlw hearinK cril!l al help Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brooka of from approximately 1211 1..1 Albany Rt. I, and Billy Vatella. opt in !he water about 3 a.m. 11ocal, spent Friday evening with The dock io l!lllrly four blockl i Mr. and Mro. Charles Rife. lr1lm "1Jere the two men en· Rife Ia 1101 very welL !ered the water. I Mr. Geora• Marlin took Mr. Robbins cam' to •hore near . and Mrs. Charles Rile to AI· the mouth of !he Ohio and : bany Thursday afternoon to Kanawha river and reported : Baumgaertel. · the mishap. 1 Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife, Albany, Rt. 4, Mr .and Mrs, i Henry Frank a! POQieroy, Rt. 3, Mr. and Mrs. Uaye Canode 1 of Albany Rt., and Mr•. Sarah Rife, 'Shelley and Mlizif pf Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. Ricbard Lee Rife and cllildren were SunPT. PLEASANT - A civil, day af!ernoop coll•r• with Mrs. aollpn hal' ·~n filed In the of. I Fay Wood and Mil. fite. of Circuit Cieri< . Rife. SQh!Jilz %!)'1~ 'l'hod.u ·A. Mrs. E!hcl Rile, w~o hJa em· Q<T a1KI Max!ne Oldaker vs. ! ploymenl at Hotztr Hosptlal in Sll~ Stewart, Mason, W. Va. ! Gallipolis, called Ill ~tr e action Is the result of an 1 Ricllard Lee Rift ' and family a) ed two vehicle acddent oc-1 Sunday. · · cu ng on December 23, 11166 n~Vl'rF.r;;;;;';;;;;;od jlt 33 With the plaintiffs i FOR VISIT clpll"ing the defendant neg)i- BONN IUPI) -West G'r!Pan ' &!fllly drove her vehicle against Chancellor Kurt O.oril 1\t"lnllltlf vehicle causing ; ;;~'!'lilt . baa been invited to P'f ·'" iojurleo to botb the plaintiffs. 1 vlsij to Malaysia, the •irhol)la.s Oldaker . .. ambassador to Jl8lirllent . the ' . Kiesinger hia nril In Ute of · Last montb, Wnt · tnt ia President Helorlob ln1 aum of : visited Malaysia. · lb. 1 . ~iliiiiiiiiiiliiii~-----RO_Y_A_L-.. -.i SAVINGS ON OUR FRESH PRODUCE! .. .:~ ,, 1 WAGNER'S • WHY NOT PLAN A COOKOUH ..-I FRUIT COCKTAIL PEAK RACI ,.,, That Good Premier G1·ade. . f~ontinued In RiVer· Betty Crocker Devils food, German Choc., White or Yellow HEATING Dragging StCinding Rib RoaSt 69~· Longhorn Cheese 59& ;:;:J9C 1 Debuqu• ...;,..__...:----, _.- c STEAK Bon~~." lb. THE SHOE BOX llul• I{alq RIB c STEAK BAC~- .:fb. News ! ... ---,--------- Meat Feature ·of the W@eh! ROAST - -lb. I WIENERS lb. ENGLISH LEGS & ••• Cut S ROUND ROAST - -lb. FRYERScUT-UP _ _ 29c FRYER 'BREASTS, lb. c CBlade 5! to 10 PLUMBING Carpenler -.sa .s'l z. E ANTH0 Ny II PIum bl H WHOLE 'L ' l ; .., , >;; . 1 '· Cited lor falimg to ..YJtld rlgbt- Bretry Jone1, Mason Coun- 1Sunday guests of ·Mr. and ,J . W. Burke and son. ' Lewos Smith, Mrs. Ruth Star- . Mrs. Bernice McKnl•hl and '. nf-way by Stale Poliee TUes- !ty'J repn~ntative lA) the West! Mrs. Lavern Jordan and fam- 1 Mr: and Mrs. Jan Pickett artd Jkey, and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Mr and Mrs. Ro~er Mckri(~ht Nili'row, MedilVI', / · doy followmg a two vehicle ac- Virginia House of Delegates lly. Idaughter, Dayton, spent Sun- met al Columboa School 'Wed- Iand sons, Columbus. vlsll'ed' ·•·. '-"'~r cident . at 11:45 a.m. on Rt. 2 i wiU be the guest :;peak.:!r of tit~ Mr. and Mrl. Clifton Fraley, day and Monday with her par- nesday evening to formulate I with Mr. 'and· Mrs. Fern Gllloif : ' Wide _ _ _ _...., two moles south of Polnt·Pleas- •affair. ,Jr., Mann, W. Va,, were week ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mark- plans for the annual Columbia ,-·- - · - ~-' ' ant' Duncan pulled on!A) t h e An installation of officers Will end guests at tht homo of her ' ins and family and his mol her' High School Alumni Association ~oqhway from a· parking space Ibe held also with MrJ. Do~ld parents, Mr. and Mil. Car i! Mrs. Laura Krebs and Boff. Ibanquet on June 3 al the AI- : o~to the face of oncollling traf· j T. Harvey, w. va., \General I Greenlees. other guests on Sun- · Mr. _and Mrs. Sidney Parker bany schooL . fl foe and was struck m tbe rear jFederation Woman'• Club Jun- day at the GreeDlees hom,!ot Bolovar VISited at ~he horne Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and Rl'· eP ng Your Oependoblt by f ear driven by Jam.. Eu- lior Director, lho installtn, of· were Mr.· and Mrs. Donald i of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pa~rela , Kalherine Weaver and , gen• Folden, 21, Frederick, ,flclil'. ,Smltb and Betty of Belpre, The ' Ney Carpenter. Ray Myers were received as , Oealer for Maryland; Property damage · Fraleys and Greenlees and Ril·! Mrs. Fred Harrison and son, new members when the doors was estimated atii!OII but 'lheJ1 ' Ia Rhoades called on Mr. and jBrel, spent a few days with her of the Mt. Union Church were I ' ' were no personal bJi111ief. Mrs. Darl Hooper and daugh- I, parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. Brad ' opened during special servlres ANO The Sheriff's deparbnent In· . ters in Athens on Sunday afler-[Massey and family. The. Har· on Easter. Easter Sunday atvestigat~d 1 on• car mishap -!-I ~oon. i"sons who have been hvmg at lendance al the church , wa< MIDDLEPORT, 0. Monday night resulting in f7110 . 0~ Mr. and Mrs. William Lawwn lSpringfield, are moving to an- 145. Other activities enjoyed I Phont WY 2-25,0 est•rnated v_roperty damage but and family and Walter Jordan !other place aoon. during the Easter season at r ,..,.,=,.,..,,,.,==~"""""""""===""""""="""~·.,·-----=-~ no personal~'njury, Charleo R, . -~ Bail, 22, of untin&ton told off~ Ellen Holland lo spending cers his vehic e dropped off the Isome time tn Dayton with her edge of the highway on Rt. 35 son-in-law and daughter, Mr. causing him to lose control of and Mrs. Errol Pickett and his vehicle.. Ball wao c1Iargel! 1Rickii Lee. Rickii Lee was with failure to havo vehicle un- scheduled for sutgery. other I der cuntro!. . guesto from here visiting at Arrests recorded at tbe couil- the Pickett home during the ty j~il in the past twenty-four weekend were Mrs. Laura hours were: Elsworth "Pete" Krebs and oon, and Mr. and ' Stoats, 4&, New Haven, charg- 1Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Perry, ' . '· -• ed with intoxication and Ken- Amy and Jane Caldwell, Co- ! nt'th D. Stanley, 40, Mason, W. Jumbus, and Mr. and Mrs. i Va. charged with driving while , Guy Swift and daugbler, JeS!:I- ' intoxicaled. ca, Atlanta, Ga .. , spent Easter wllh Mrs. ilia Perry and Frank. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Culwell and Mr. and Mrs. William Culwell were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Tackett, Mrs. Ed Hensley and daughter, Flatwoods, Ky.; Mary Collier, Cincinnati ; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred RICI! llld sons, Columbuo, and "The Store ·' Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan r PT. PLEASANT - Dragging •and sons local •APRIL SAVING~ operalion' in lhe Ohio River Mr. and Mrs.' William Holling , for B•lly German, !3, Pt. Pleao- and Mrs. Edwin Tagu~, Colum6, 7 and.}; . ani. ~·reb re':'meld V/1 efdinesd:! Ibus, ind Mri. Rosa Yates, Ham. Right.r.;i;~ved to llmli mornmg Y tl.e oca re den were Sunday guests of Mr ,.. .-i .. p1rtmenl and Coast G~rd af· ' · , 'qutfntitle1 Jer ~eln& discontinued •t darkl 1ft, OF FOOD - • ·" ";"' &, . · 1 ;; · ."~·· · .-: \.··~··,. . , ' .'it~ ' . ! ' 1 .' ' ;,; - t' ( ~~ • ,.. r.: 'l· I �, . . ' "! .. I \ \.);~ ' . ~-, • ;. -.. , -1 ij)< ~ -~ l~l, ·;o;,;_:· (I'"'' ,...,, :- 7 , .• r. ~ .1 -~ lit! ~~- ~.tr _!~Y Sentlnel,_!'olll~1·1o!i4~port, Q., Ap~S, 11167-1~ and Mr1. Bob !.!Jitor. Edwal'll• 1were Up C)larleston, w.:va., .on I Easter Sunday iQests .o Mr.! t~ church Included a ean.Ue ly an~ ~. an4 lofr~,, :J.) !), MC.1JII~, ~· .tiJII In . Mattox of Medina ,'Villlef! at Sunday, wheN the~ V"U',d. Mr•·. ~1·d Mrs. JAm~• Gaston- were ~llgh!igg sm ice wilh comm.un· 'Knight, during the F.oo~. week Mccoma• aod; Ji!IW1-",...... . d ,M 5 Ntght the Bob Mattox hOm' and Lawson~ parerits, Mr. and Mrs::Mr. and l\1ra. !Uch~rd Gast~·· l ion ao!d special E;aster sons ,liY end. . " . . .Robert 'Mai\Pf< ... Ill .. h:en erson. an ' IHusband f 'd hts mother, Mrs. Elm~ Mat- Bert Wot.!'row end otber re.lao . Mrs, Clifford Smith and Nelhe, Uoe chOir o~ f!'fday evenln~J Mr. and Mrs.. B~b Jones and IdpJer 'Phl• ·~~ ' ' 5 on. rt ay tor, accompan)ed hJh) to co. ti .es. Iand Mr. and Mrs. yt!urles Gas-' , Sunrise services on StaJ'I(ey Hill ! f,nmll~ of Da~!I/P\ •mt, l 'h. 0~ ' i'P~ ' - , ,..... (,,,Jf edAf . let · PT. p~ _ Tile an- lumbus on Saturday l"he~e Iiley .Callers at the .Ron~ltl Whlt- .ton and Ia!)lilY, Athens;, the on Easter morning, d..tlcatory I Easle! vacatton hei'e•]IIIith her 1cuttlnp ·~ 1 1 f · I · • 1 · 1 j 1 nu~ huS!!and's Jliiht of tbe a.ttended the wel!lJlng of a· rela- MI!!"n horne dunng the week- Paul Gaston family, Albany, ' services for babies, and the an. . . Pt. PleaJant Junior Woman's t1ve. __ \ . .. , . 11elld were, M~. and Mrs. Ray. · and Mr. and Mrs. Howardnual egg nunt lor the ll:llildren . • Club will be held Friday at 6:30 Mr. and Mtl!• .(lene .Jeffefi i mond Cottrill, Harrisonvllle Crowe, Jr., and children of Ak- . following Sunday Sch~ol, ' 1 p. ,m, ~~ with a dinner 1 and family, Mlsl Jullll' .Bo!r!llao, 1Mr. and Mrs. Eld~ Dailey, Mr. ron. Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan \ . PT. PLEASANT- Ray Har- at ·oscar's Reslaurant In Gal· Iand Mr. and MrJ. Richard Je!- ~ and Mro. Joe McWhorter and Mrs. Laura Krebs, Mrs. Joe were Easter guests <Of his moth· old Duncin, 50, HeiJd!"son, waJ i41oll~ f''' and daughter were 'Easter daughters · and Mr. and Mro. , Tprner, Jack Lowther, Mrs. er, Mrs. Faye Jordan,, . f•, , · .,. \I ut0 ACCI'dent ' ' '· · · . ,1 . . wHJTE p uMp s "' . .,. AAI'D';!:tE_ r.l.L ,, ;:....<"7 I CHUCK ROAST c FRESH Fryers Center Cut lb. lb. Ib. FRYER -- WINGS .. _·lb. 49c THIGHS-lb. 2 5c ... ,.. RIB NECKS & 'lHIO VALLEY BACON . PINTOg BEANS lb. 19 01. Boxes Buckwheat Soc:efy N l es Httshi6Y's 'CHOCOLATE c ·~· . ,... :SYRUP . S 16 oz. Folgers ..' . COFFEE ' Pel MorJ. ORANGE PEACHES ______rw.!~ 29c PY-O..MY CAKE MIXES $ .99 3lb. can Regular or Drip cans RINK-AR_G~ ,PINEAPPLE ~ ·: cmsco wll! uiJ'l JICE-- I I I f 31b. An 10c · 79C. and Germa·n decided to take the .I er weekend visiWrs were . ~ ~UNT'S SOLID PACK Robin Hood Plain or Self Rising 25 . FLOURrb. 46oz. box SHORTENING ,r' ......... 46oz. cans ryesday. Gi!rman is believed to have , drc·wned early TuesdJy morning while apparently trying to ' " '"' the river wilh a friend, J 0 Rpssell Robbins, 19, Pt. Pleas- - - · - - - - - - ant. who. although nearly froz· BY SARAH M. RWE en from the swim, made lt 1 Mrs. Sarah Rife and Mrs. sal ely . to .~ho~e after the two 1George Martin made a bus18 men JUmped . mlo the 0 hI o ness trip to Pomeroy Saturday. River from N1e Ohio shore I Mrs. Margie Rife and near Ihe Silm Bridge early j daughters Shelley and Mi!zliej Tuesday mormng. , of Rutland, spent Sunday According to reports, llohbins l· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife. DEL MONTE SLICED OR HALVED TOMATOES--- cans ORANGE DRINK 4 $1 32oz. boll. .CARROTS •••• bunch pkg. -• • - - - - - ea. - - - ea. • YOUR CHOICE Yellow ONIONS - 3 i 29( Florida ORANGES All Purpose MARGARINE s ~ 39( 2076( lb. Family Size Pkg. POTATOES- ELLIE S - - -- -- - - · · Smuckers, Grape, Black Raspberry and Blackberry _ "''19c 7 jar -''" 7c 4 ' ~ ... SUNDAY ONLY! MIDDLEPORT STOREI BEST' StEW MEAT . ..~~ lb. 69c GRQUtlP. BEEF 'i~t" 3 lb.s1.1' SLICED·c;BOLOGNA ~~~:· lib. 79c '· PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK j;', ,•. 11SCUIT5 ~~.- 12cano$1 F1mou1 .Quill~)'- Low Prlcel Grade APasteurized and Homogenized Velveeta t ARREIITJID LONDON tUPI) -A Pat!"'·' an Indian ,.ere wl!h trying lo worl4 91 by ~,.teo, dlt Ttte GALLON · • • • • • CHEESE 8Y KRAFT 21b.box . escafe N ·.Q· ·u··k , i ' ' ' .. (Formerly ·Evans <>~~p•r ' .. Cornet Mill and'&cond Sts. ._ ~ ' ---·· ·~ ,. . J .. ........ ,, . . .. PHONE: INST~~T NESTLE'S CHOCOLATE MILK •'' • • INSTANT . COFFEE • • • ' • 1001· .1·2.9 · .. . , c . 2 59 lb• . c1n · 2 lb. pkf. oe:Jig Bars=.... Cclndy B~s =MlN ·U.S. No.1 Maine Dog Foo · ~cr.. ...__................ •· Blue··. Goose ... ·Krcift "Salad:Bowl" :Rar · Bright, Colorful PrfS.ige THROW RUG.$ By ·~!'.*'""' Carpet-18"x36" •, ~~ ' '' ' .+ SUPER MARKET -Open Daily9 Gall.on ' .,,·• Jars SEAL TEST MILK c Bonn '· 10oL ',~ltr Grad,\ (CubH) i ,., pkgs. . I ' Filed in Court Banana, BuHerscotch, Chocolate & Vanilla l-Ib. ., fJvil Action ' PUDDING Homestead early morninJ pluni• and Ro1> ,_and Mrs. George Beveridge anH bins said lhe current wu very !children Fred and Cathy Jo swift and he los! German near!' Winfield, W. Va., also Mr. and the middle of the river, 4n em- !\Irs. George G. s..ton and piQye of the City leo and Fuel drtn Debbie, David and Timdocli on the Ohio at 2nd Street ' mie of East Liberty. r-p<irlw hearinK cril!l al help Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brooka of from approximately 1211 1..1 Albany Rt. I, and Billy Vatella. opt in !he water about 3 a.m. 11ocal, spent Friday evening with The dock io l!lllrly four blockl i Mr. and Mro. Charles Rife. lr1lm "1Jere the two men en· Rife Ia 1101 very welL !ered the water. I Mr. Geora• Marlin took Mr. Robbins cam' to •hore near . and Mrs. Charles Rile to AI· the mouth of !he Ohio and : bany Thursday afternoon to Kanawha river and reported : Baumgaertel. · the mishap. 1 Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife, Albany, Rt. 4, Mr .and Mrs, i Henry Frank a! POQieroy, Rt. 3, Mr. and Mrs. Uaye Canode 1 of Albany Rt., and Mr•. Sarah Rife, 'Shelley and Mlizif pf Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. Ricbard Lee Rife and cllildren were SunPT. PLEASANT - A civil, day af!ernoop coll•r• with Mrs. aollpn hal' ·~n filed In the of. I Fay Wood and Mil. fite. of Circuit Cieri< . Rife. SQh!Jilz %!)'1~ 'l'hod.u ·A. Mrs. E!hcl Rile, w~o hJa em· Q<T a1KI Max!ne Oldaker vs. ! ploymenl at Hotztr Hosptlal in Sll~ Stewart, Mason, W. Va. ! Gallipolis, called Ill ~tr e action Is the result of an 1 Ricllard Lee Rift ' and family a) ed two vehicle acddent oc-1 Sunday. · · cu ng on December 23, 11166 n~Vl'rF.r;;;;;';;;;;;od jlt 33 With the plaintiffs i FOR VISIT clpll"ing the defendant neg)i- BONN IUPI) -West G'r!Pan ' &!fllly drove her vehicle against Chancellor Kurt O.oril 1\t"lnllltlf vehicle causing ; ;;~'!'lilt . baa been invited to P'f ·'" iojurleo to botb the plaintiffs. 1 vlsij to Malaysia, the •irhol)la.s Oldaker . .. ambassador to Jl8lirllent . the ' . Kiesinger hia nril In Ute of · Last montb, Wnt · tnt ia President Helorlob ln1 aum of : visited Malaysia. · lb. 1 . ~iliiiiiiiiiiliiii~-----RO_Y_A_L-.. -.i SAVINGS ON OUR FRESH PRODUCE! .. .:~ ,, 1 WAGNER'S • WHY NOT PLAN A COOKOUH ..-I FRUIT COCKTAIL PEAK RACI ,.,, That Good Premier G1·ade. . f~ontinued In RiVer· Betty Crocker Devils food, German Choc., White or Yellow HEATING Dragging StCinding Rib RoaSt 69~· Longhorn Cheese 59& ;:;:J9C 1 Debuqu• ...;,..__...:----, _.- c STEAK Bon~~." lb. THE SHOE BOX llul• I{alq RIB c STEAK BAC~- .:fb. News ! ... ---,--------- Meat Feature ·of the W@eh! ROAST - -lb. I WIENERS lb. ENGLISH LEGS & ••• Cut S ROUND ROAST - -lb. FRYERScUT-UP _ _ 29c FRYER 'BREASTS, lb. c CBlade 5! to 10 PLUMBING Carpenler -.sa .s'l z. E ANTH0 Ny II PIum bl H WHOLE 'L ' l ; .., , >;; . 1 '· Cited lor falimg to ..YJtld rlgbt- Bretry Jone1, Mason Coun- 1Sunday guests of ·Mr. and ,J . W. Burke and son. ' Lewos Smith, Mrs. Ruth Star- . Mrs. Bernice McKnl•hl and '. nf-way by Stale Poliee TUes- !ty'J repn~ntative lA) the West! Mrs. Lavern Jordan and fam- 1 Mr: and Mrs. Jan Pickett artd Jkey, and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Mr and Mrs. Ro~er Mckri(~ht Nili'row, MedilVI', / · doy followmg a two vehicle ac- Virginia House of Delegates lly. Idaughter, Dayton, spent Sun- met al Columboa School 'Wed- Iand sons, Columbus. vlsll'ed' ·•·. '-"'~r cident . at 11:45 a.m. on Rt. 2 i wiU be the guest :;peak.:!r of tit~ Mr. and Mrl. Clifton Fraley, day and Monday with her par- nesday evening to formulate I with Mr. 'and· Mrs. Fern Gllloif : ' Wide _ _ _ _...., two moles south of Polnt·Pleas- •affair. ,Jr., Mann, W. Va,, were week ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mark- plans for the annual Columbia ,-·- - · - ~-' ' ant' Duncan pulled on!A) t h e An installation of officers Will end guests at tht homo of her ' ins and family and his mol her' High School Alumni Association ~oqhway from a· parking space Ibe held also with MrJ. Do~ld parents, Mr. and Mil. Car i! Mrs. Laura Krebs and Boff. Ibanquet on June 3 al the AI- : o~to the face of oncollling traf· j T. Harvey, w. va., \General I Greenlees. other guests on Sun- · Mr. _and Mrs. Sidney Parker bany schooL . fl foe and was struck m tbe rear jFederation Woman'• Club Jun- day at the GreeDlees hom,!ot Bolovar VISited at ~he horne Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and Rl'· eP ng Your Oependoblt by f ear driven by Jam.. Eu- lior Director, lho installtn, of· were Mr.· and Mrs. Donald i of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pa~rela , Kalherine Weaver and , gen• Folden, 21, Frederick, ,flclil'. ,Smltb and Betty of Belpre, The ' Ney Carpenter. Ray Myers were received as , Oealer for Maryland; Property damage · Fraleys and Greenlees and Ril·! Mrs. Fred Harrison and son, new members when the doors was estimated atii!OII but 'lheJ1 ' Ia Rhoades called on Mr. and jBrel, spent a few days with her of the Mt. Union Church were I ' ' were no personal bJi111ief. Mrs. Darl Hooper and daugh- I, parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. Brad ' opened during special servlres ANO The Sheriff's deparbnent In· . ters in Athens on Sunday afler-[Massey and family. The. Har· on Easter. Easter Sunday atvestigat~d 1 on• car mishap -!-I ~oon. i"sons who have been hvmg at lendance al the church , wa< MIDDLEPORT, 0. Monday night resulting in f7110 . 0~ Mr. and Mrs. William Lawwn lSpringfield, are moving to an- 145. Other activities enjoyed I Phont WY 2-25,0 est•rnated v_roperty damage but and family and Walter Jordan !other place aoon. during the Easter season at r ,..,.,=,.,..,,,.,==~"""""""""===""""""="""~·.,·-----=-~ no personal~'njury, Charleo R, . -~ Bail, 22, of untin&ton told off~ Ellen Holland lo spending cers his vehic e dropped off the Isome time tn Dayton with her edge of the highway on Rt. 35 son-in-law and daughter, Mr. causing him to lose control of and Mrs. Errol Pickett and his vehicle.. Ball wao c1Iargel! 1Rickii Lee. Rickii Lee was with failure to havo vehicle un- scheduled for sutgery. other I der cuntro!. . guesto from here visiting at Arrests recorded at tbe couil- the Pickett home during the ty j~il in the past twenty-four weekend were Mrs. Laura hours were: Elsworth "Pete" Krebs and oon, and Mr. and ' Stoats, 4&, New Haven, charg- 1Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Perry, ' . '· -• ed with intoxication and Ken- Amy and Jane Caldwell, Co- ! nt'th D. Stanley, 40, Mason, W. Jumbus, and Mr. and Mrs. i Va. charged with driving while , Guy Swift and daugbler, JeS!:I- ' intoxicaled. ca, Atlanta, Ga .. , spent Easter wllh Mrs. ilia Perry and Frank. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Culwell and Mr. and Mrs. William Culwell were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Tackett, Mrs. Ed Hensley and daughter, Flatwoods, Ky.; Mary Collier, Cincinnati ; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred RICI! llld sons, Columbuo, and "The Store ·' Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan r PT. PLEASANT - Dragging •and sons local •APRIL SAVING~ operalion' in lhe Ohio River Mr. and Mrs.' William Holling , for B•lly German, !3, Pt. Pleao- and Mrs. Edwin Tagu~, Colum6, 7 and.}; . ani. ~·reb re':'meld V/1 efdinesd:! Ibus, ind Mri. Rosa Yates, Ham. Right.r.;i;~ved to llmli mornmg Y tl.e oca re den were Sunday guests of Mr ,.. .-i .. p1rtmenl and Coast G~rd af· ' · , 'qutfntitle1 Jer ~eln& discontinued •t darkl 1ft, OF FOOD - • ·" ";"' &, . · 1 ;; · ."~·· · .-: \.··~··,. . , ' .'it~ ' . ! ' 1 .' ' ;,; - t' ( ~~ • ,.. r.: 'l· I �• • ··" } •• I ' . ' ' ' J ·tenans . E. , ee v en 5 : . :• ,la.n MQ,Y. D.ay • • . ' ' '· ' ..if!' , r . I, ' • , . ' Sociely Convenllon . Mrs, Faye Sauer attended the j State Convention of the Delta ' j_· ~ - . . J~· I . ''•, J ~.. ,! ' 1 •,' .'' ~· ' I ·JM. s~u~r itte,i& · ·~ -~urther Pldns Mtid~ #orVatafion ·.Gfl1upl &ns ·"nnual. D•'nn·.er M M t,' • M. Om'•t • • ' • . ··~i • ~. ,.. ' ·,· .'·~ ; ' ' I ·~~F~~~-~~ FurtMr plarij for the 011 and hel~rs: ·~ve.~ne inter- ilanborn Mrs. Jolm Fulls, 1\frl, l)all~ Vacation~~~-~~;es:·ted;=·I~n=•~•sl~s~tlhg:·w~lth~.;the~·-~·fl!a~r~old~M~eln~t~yre~·~··~~~ - ~;·~.wblll: · "~ In OV iD Dayton t..I·t ' School munlty to be Mid in . ,. Plana .~lnt;l ere diScussed for the Kappa weekend.Gamma · Mrs. Sauer is pre• . m any way IS eked to and Mrs. Paul Smari. · ,,. t' ' dmner meeting to be rdenI · of the Alpha Omicron Imade at a meeting . held in May at lile . regular IChapter of Vinton, Meiga and ' aflemOPn , at )heJ Firi!f m~etlng of G~p I of the om· !Jackson , c!otmttes. ChurcH In Middleport. The ' . t:t~ enS A~lal1~n ol the Mid~le- : More ti\an $10,000 was grant· and Mrs. Max Donahue and , , port Frrst Umted Pr~sbyte<Jan [ed in scholarsbipa for the 1967• Rev, Howarq Ruppel! are .,,, .' Plans were made for a May ,of Mrs . Leo Kennedy, Sr., Wednesday Chureh Monday evemng at thel68 school year, More than 500 deans of tfie school. PAST CJnEFS of Magnolia hom~ of Mrs. Larry Anderson. persons attended "lile conven- ' b ' I . . ''""'", Day family night to ltflcomej' has undergone extensive Tern le will meet Wednesday i Mrs. Edw~rd Crooka gave fa- tlon · ! _The Rev. Mr. Dona ue • · · • . · · >.- <;c11"w and regular members at a surgery at the Springfield Hos- ' h · :Sided over the session 1 Mrs Dale Smith tvorite scripture readings includ· •'.· meeHng of the Session of the pita! ' at . e orne o P . Tn ' 1ing the "Twenty-third Psalm" materials were evaluated,..,OJoardlll ; ,., F I; s I u . d Presb terian . Sprmg Ave., omeroy, ur.. :and "One Hundredth Psalm," I SOns are discuosed. Mrs. Allen '' Ch h M ~ . Yal the It was announced that thelday, AprilS, wltli Mrs. Edith . ~Thomas Kelly gave de· is acting as secretary-treasurP u~ • Ion ~~::"'~~e Rev. deacons and deaconesses would Lanning as co-hoale.!s, !votlon~ using the topic, "Eie:· eturned from er for the school. It W88 deciid·ll yoor an ~stor was !sponsor the May Day family AMATEUR GARJ>EN C I u b nal Life" wilil scripture taken ed to bave an offering each day ' oward Ruppeltth/meeting Idinner event in May. Following will meet Wednesdar, April s. ifrom St. John. She read two ou ern of the schoOl and a final o!fer·ll• moderator for h t S ·. 1 I the meeting the Rev. Mr. Rup. at 8 p, m. at the home of Mrs. ·poems "Eternal Spring" and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hutchlson .lng at" the commencement ex· 0 A,nport ~:nb -~~so 1 pelt served refreshments as· iGuy Reynolas, Middleport. Mrs. I"Show' us Lord," closing with ' and daughters, Cheryl, Julin, ercises to be held at tJJe cln>· il . Prrsbytenal ng The ~ession I s~>ted b Irs. Anderson and ' Philson Will have tile program. a.l Easter prayer for peace. Joy Beth, and Jayne have re- ing. · Qe~je Anderso · r 1 the Mrs. Kennedy . Favors of min· Members are to wear the>r own ,The Bible study lesson was giv· turned from a tour of South. Hours for tile school will eSIX FOOT ~vel full cooperB~bllon Sc~ool to l lature candy milk bottles were homemade Sprmg hats. en by Mrs Jack Satterfield They visited scenic places in ·from 9 to 11:30 a.m. with 1 • • • 1 · the Southe1·n states wh"lI e en briefmg sesSion · for tea chers eNINE FOOT ' :f 'ua ly Vacalion . J Redecorating given eac h mem ber. Th d Members' and a guest. Mi" . ' ~: t~:~~~~se '::;discussed and I Attendir,g w"e Mr. and Mrs.l YOUNG R~B~kAN Club Carol Bachtel, were Invited ~o route to Florida. Highlights in- helners to be held at 8:45 a.m. eTWELVE FT. Wldlht , ·lie or reonrted on Ge~ge Anderson, Mr. J u d-, . . . . the dlnmg room for a salad eluded the works of the world Mrs. Harold Mcintyre was . Mr. Hubert Tayl nts to be I soJ, Whtte, Mr. Richard Owens, IWill meet In the Hotel Martm IC<lurse served by the hosteS!. famous sculptor and painter, named craft director of the i An unusually large ;,.1.- tt;_ I, ~lans ~or Jmp~~~::~airs balh· : Mr. Hubert Taylor, Mr. Rsseu l~eetmg room Thursday even-~ Others attending were M r s. Paul C~nningharn. Wh.ile in SU- school. I selection of patterns ~~ .made m the , be . aneled and tLyons, Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Sr ·l'"g at 8 p.m. Richard Vaughan, Miss Char.lver Sprmgs the HutchJSons met The next meeting will be l colors for every room In ,.,..,, ~oom which wtll P :Mrs. E 0. Tewksbary, Mrs. REEDSVILLE· Long Bottom llotte Davidson, and Mrs. Fred ! Mr. Cunmngham personally, · beld Tueaday, April II at the ' your home. . $ .arpeted. IJ•mes Harley • and Charles'1Th Homemakers Club wdl meet , Le . . They aloo saw the water ski Ba t' I Ch h I 6·30-7·15 p I I xpress•d deep d · A iJ. t WIS, P" urc a · · ,, · ' Th s · ;f ' e • esston e Peoples. I ~rs ay evenmg, pr • a j ohow in cypress Gardens which m. At. a later meeting pracliC'O ' 7 0 clock at the home of Mrs. was the feature attraction on sl ·n b h ld f t h I , •. regret at the departure ol Mr. l '_· Charles Peoples and his fa~1ily, • Gene Wi~on. Topics wm be • ·-~~ Monday evening's Mike Dous· ' ses ODS WI e e or_ ~ I 1 ', 1 I ijMr. and Mrs. Clarence Lacey ' Pr.ollt on "Bankmg" and "Emergency 1·1 '!! las show on WSAZ Television. • ~'~ .1 and d -1 •1~htr:rs. to Ashland, Ky.j Preparedness." ,, ,~ Baptrsm,aL ervwe ... -~ ,ll.r Peo ples was •·omm~nde~ l Made from Friday ' t ANNOUNCE BIRTH H ld/ I I nt fer his laithfulness in hi' r urc ' XI GAMMA MU S "t OUt f A3C and Mrs. George A. Hoffe OT n a ' d• t" d . llendancE> A p!'riOd I I ororl y ~ i-1 '' , "'"an a . . · · · 1rcmmage sale Friday and Sat- ' 11 man are announcing the birth Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shafer and of snecial medtlal.<on was held I rd · th ld A h h J ~ ~ of a 4 lb • 12 oz • girl , named son, Ti mo thy Ray, spen t "' r sh· k sisler 1 u ay m eo s wort ew· 1 "'e 0 •' . ' for.~M" : . Thelmc • " . I The Lord's Prayer was re. elry Stare on Second Street, ~ . I Liza Dawn, at Topeka, Kan., jEaster weekend with his moll> pealed and lhe pledge to t h e, Pomeroy. , 11 ·' ~ where he is stationed with the er, Mrs. Mary Shaler. Baptis- Stop of Elberfolds Worehouoo on Machonlc Slrtlt ,, Talt>nl Show Will I American flag given to open I MARY ~HRJNE, White Shrine i La Air Force. Grandparents are mal rites were held for Timo., Be Held Apl'il 22 , the regular. meeting of the La· : al Jerasulem, will meet al the ' oh· rry Gladw~ll, freshman at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman, .thy Easter Sunday at Sacred Set tho fino selection of linoleum• and·save right now . . ' dies Ailtiliary of the Syracus<.rOOF HaU Friday evening at 1 i 10 state Umverstty, spent 1Lincoln Hgts. , of Pomeroy, and Hearl Church in Pomeroy fol· during lhlo olle. Armstrong •nd Gold Seal, The National Honor SocJely Volunteer Fire Dept., .....hen 1t p.m. and all officers are urged 1the weekend wtth Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van lowing the 10 a.m. Mass, with ( . of Kyger Creek H 1~h School wtll met ;in t)l....,illage hall Monday ' lo be present to pra~ice lor , De~bert ~ecker. C. I Maire. Mason,. W. Va. This is the Rev, John Turel officiating. Be ouro to - · too, the Floor Tile - Chromt ldjllng ,• , •ponsor a Talenl Show Satur· eve~ing, March '!I ! installation. ' I r. athen Mr'j, Jadmes "~;el the couple's first child. Godparents were Mrs. Thorn· '" jay, April 22, al 8 pm. Every· ! R~ports were read and ap- 1 LETART FALLS Parent · spe~t . wee en In Brl ge- , -~·as (Yvonne) Scally, Middleport, 111d Trim - Floor V.....,.lng - Room lilt Linoleum .. Jne i< inv1ted lo enlcr. There proved. A routine busineos ses· i Teachers 'Assn., wf11 sponsor a l por., Ohto, With relatJves. . I SERIES ANNOUNCED and Mr. Louis Slsmondo, New Rugs·ln 9xl2 and 12x12 fool sizes, s, i oo age limit. sion IN's <:91J4ucted by the pr.,.. ldance this Friday, 8 to 11 p.m.,i Mrs..Dorothy Bryan recelved l A series of Gospel meetings Haven, others;~~ttending the '· ,. '. ' Three pmes will he awordeo 1idenl, Jemi'fiYiall . TreaSl•••r Ag· in the 7·81h grade building at 1° surpme telephone c•ll '" ob- . will be held at the Bearwallow service were Mra, Mary Sha·ll • ": ·" First prize is 120, serond 110 nes White reported 555 filled ]Racine. Music will be provided 1servance of her birthday recent- !church of Christ beginning Ap. fer, Mrs. George Hackett, , ~'lid third .$5 Entrles ~1 tl"t :>e: Ea!lter baskets were sold for a by the Dynamic Distortions. ~ 1 Y from her son, A·2c Tom !ri! 9th through April 16th, start- Mrs. Don Mullen and son, b atived by Fnday ol th JS we•!k,l profit Lo date of 1130.40. 1 Satnrda I Bryan and lamlly, stationed •ing at 7:30 p.m. Eugene Con- an Thomas Scally and sons, , _a'tili may he marled d~rect l v '·' Mrs. Hall lhanks everyone • POMEROY H' h ~ h I ·nat Grand Forks. N.D. mstea1 1gar of Parkersburg will speak J~ and Tommy. A family ' the high sc1Jool f who helped in any way to make sponsor a dance lgpartyc S~ur:;v of Ml rds. Dalnny ABirownM as F re· tduring the week and Edward dinner was held following the - ·· . -~ - - lllis pr'll·ecl a success . por e ear Jer, so rs, ave Wh"t "II k SUnd A th ho I Mr d ·~." : : night at the Pomeroy Junior , Palmer mother of Mrs Doro· i I ' WI spea on ay, P" services at e me o . an I Clara Attending the meehn~ were :High. School auditorium from .6 tby Bry'an , Middleport , a'nd M' . ;ri;;.l~16;_,~m~orn~in:,g.;:a::;;nd~ev~en;;.;ln;;;g:;,,~M~rs~,~Ha;;;c;;;k;;;et~t,.;Sr:;;·:._...,...,...,.!:iiiiiiii~ ' E:.av~nder, Svh'13 Zw1ll· 1 p omeroy, 0 . . J H ~d"th Hood , Thel· 1emcee unttl II P m. The Jays w11l :'Fred George of Rutland, Is · a · ,., . 1 mg, ean ~ 11 . L I 'TONitilft ond tHVRSD.AY , I rna Grueser. Fileen Clark. Mary 1 · ipatlent at Veterans Memonal ' April 5-6 ! Lavender Mvla Hud•on. Ag· • Monday ,Hospilial. ... , NOT OPEN ' nes White' ami Donna Phelps. ! w.s,r,.s. OF Heath Melh11- l Emmett Shuler luiS been re- · ' FRIDAY thru TUESDAY · dist Church will meet Monday, turned to his home after havApril7·tl April 10, at the church at 7:30 iing been a medical patient at; WALT DISNEY'S RETURNS HO'IIE . p. m. Program leader will be Veterans Memorial Hospital in "MONKEYS, GO HOME I" 1 ('fechnleolor ) Dessie Patter~n returned Miss Bess Sanborn and hostess- Pomeroy. . i, · M~ur.re Chevalier. Y•·ello Mi· 1 home on West Main St., Pom- les will be Mrs. Max Roller, Kl!llh Cunnmcham and a ·~!r:~~.~~:O~:onf'S. I eroy, Monday from veterans IMrs. C. A. Emmish, Mr~. Pat guest, Dav1d c:tevenger. h.ave Min'• Bo•t Friend Memorial Hospital after fivo l Gallagher, Miss Frieda Faeh· re~rned to thetr hom~ 10 L1ma Going Plu"' weeks Ot confinement due to nle and Miss Sanborn. a£.er vtsJbng here w1th t h e I Plenure S11k1n lJiness former's grandmotller 1 Mrs. ~,.,.._,..,.,,.,,.,,..,_,.,_~,_,~. · __ _~ __ - William Robson for a week. Weekend gue>ts of Mr. and I Mrs, William Grueser were Mr. • and Mrs. Robert Jay of Colum· I, bus. Students returning to R l o I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Handle of IGrande College &Mer the spring Middleport are announcing ythe ' break Include Candace Bahr, -'"' ..·birth of a baby boy born at IDennis Saelens, Suzanne Brad· ! Holzer Hospital. The baby has bury, Jerry Davts, Don Han· I been named Charles Jackson, nmg, and Joe Relclunond. ' SON IS BORN Jr., and weighed 711 pounds. He bas a sister, Becky. GrandI Mr u. th M M dd . and Mrs. ~nne ur1 paren s are r. an Mrs, Char· ray Col bu 1 les H dl La . ' urn s, are announc ng . an ey, ngsvl 11e, and : the birth of Iii 1r fi t h"ld I 3.99 to 5.99 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Diddle ia hoy Monday\ ~s 3 tc of Syracuse ~ • P a m · , 1versity Hospital in Columbus. _J Mr. and Mrs. E1ynn Kemper i The baby weighed 7 pounds · · !fi"llt oloed oil your feet. Weor and sons of Waverly were call- Y.z ounces and has been named tho J\liltor Clluaii-·U.S. Keds. ed here by the death ofMrs. Todd Kenneth. Grandparents ....,. of ruued but breath• Sylv1a Ledhe . Mrs. Kemper Is Mr and Mrs ,._ __1 M th f A bel W rd . . woe es urray l>lo fll>rk:l. Mad• with flt.dblt e ormer nna a who of Point Pleasant W Va - Wntem KnH Knockers com:urt IOfu. Made with tht uclusiv. hNI and ardl was raised by Mrs. Ledlie. mer Middleport ~eskten~' and -hlon construction lhll 11,.. you "thll 11'011 Kodl Mr. ~nd Mrs, Kay .Benscoter . Mra. Ida Preston of Gallipolis. -WIItemJttns ....~llf'' Come, PIC! out )'IIIII now Kodo and children of Bowling Green 1Mrs. Clara Murray, Middleport, were caUed bore by the death is the great grandinother M -Jamaica Shorts of h~r grandmother, Mrs. Sylvia Murray graduall!cl from Middl~: -l!ldal Pushers Ledhe. . . port High Scilool and is current. Mr. and Mrs. William Faulk- ly working on his PH degree ner of Hurricane. W. Va., visi~ al Oltio State Univeraity. In tho Middlo Block Next lo Elberfolds ed her sJSter. Mr. and Mrs. - - -·-.iacktts Charley Handley, Sunday. al Meigs General Hospital In POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE ' Robert Rumfield and Pomeroy. . Edwards ar• medical patienls j Mr. and Mrs. Chester Meslililiiiiii ser and children of Columbus spent several days last weet _, I. ' ' . . with her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. ~ ~e..prliPants · Alpha Barr. 10\ . Mr. Robert Pierce and aons .,;;_,Surhn of Columbus visited Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Pierce ov· -Jamaica Short Sets er a recen I weekend, '· . ' Mr. and Mrs. Duane Barr ...;antS.ts ' and son of Oak ffiD spent Sun·, "lt'l day afternoon with their ' .·. ..~;"G,. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr. David Pierce of .. also • -compl*le' hne ' spent the weekend with hi 1 ' ,: . ... ~ '1 parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Carol 1111 sportaWUr for the ~! Pier<e, Mr, and Mrs. Blair Cadwallader and sona spenl several dayo ,l ' 'h .. .\ •• _ if. . ~ J with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,~• In and Make Your Alpha Bm. I !I' h• utc R S th T our j{"' . ] I Linoleum· the r· I $130.40 555 faster Baskets ... Around and Ab . ' TOKYO (!Jl>!) -Twenty-five some 35,1100 U. 8. and Filipino years ago Sunday lbousanda uf . soldiers, Including 5,000 MaAmerlcan IJII(I Filipino pris~ rlne,, were !11!111 on the enforced ners, taltM by the Japanese i, march. Reports ol civilians the cgnqueol ol the Blllaen Involved - mostly Filipinos peninsula, btgan long, ran as high as 65,000 to 85,000. lorturOU! walk that history Whether by design or the records as "The Baloan Death · confusion of war, lbere are Marcb!' virtually no autiJorllaUve o!fi. To this day, there Is no cia! records avaUabre In Japan accurate record of jllll haw on the Bataan Incident. Cons..: many/ men tOok part In the quently there are conllicting jlliiiHius march to prison reports between Japan and the camps under !be burning United States concerning th•t Philippine sun, and how many exact number of deatbs during died. the march. __A_m_e_ri_can ___r_eeo_rd __ s __lnd __ wa_t_•_______u_a_of& _. ~~~ the S.a.·Ie.I :!,• 'j • o·NMECHANIC"STREET H ' Bt'ble Schaal in June. ' ot• . 'Mid. dleport· . &bert lllld\!lan to~ :P~· ~;*" • Ric~ · ..,.. Bell ' t: ,(, i; I Uno!flclal Amerlean reports said several · thouaand Alnerl· cana and ritlplnoa loll lbeir lives during the ~. and several lilousand -more during aubsequtml captlvUy. The Americans listed the "Deal!! Marcb" among Japan' • war crime,. · The Japan... COOI!Ilander , In the Philippln~. U. Gen. Masaharu Homrna; who was aald not to have personal knowledge of the march, was executed by a firing squad· although be had been relieved of Ills CQmmand In the PhllitiPlnes long before Weather wer ended. He was cgiiSidered by his fellow gener· als as "too Weatorn oriented anG too lOft." Many ollter Japanese miiiiary leaders were executed as war criminals following the end ol lhe war, and todty there are only a handful of ex-<>fficers still aU~e. They 111ually prefer to reritiln quiet The few Jap1111ese wllo will talk about II at all deny vellemenUy the American clterge thet lite Japanese ai1Il)l treated U.S. and Filipino P.O.W.'s Inhumanely Ill the BolaBJI march. • Tatauo Teraahlll, 1 wrllorpoet now In his eo's, wn In the Phlllppines at lbe outllreat of the wer, saw Bataan tall ml accompanied ma111es ol P.O.W.'s In a march o! some 3540 miles to San Fernlllldo. In an Interview, Tarasblll called the American cllar&• a "total lie which was deltptetl to whip up anti.Jiipanese fet!llngs among the American people (during the war)," "Death Mardi Takajl Wachl, a Ueutenanl general in lile Japanese ImperIal army who wu lloamla'i• chief llde Ia the l'blllppflj!t, a11o malnliainll "you COIIId not lllil II I dellb llllln!h.'' Wachl, now 74 and living a quiet life In retirement Ia the lelllde town of Nsawa oui..lde Tokyo, laid lbe late . Gen. DousJas M~ur "exploUed to a maximum lhe clarln8 escape ol 10 American P.O.W.'s to AIJIIInlla from the Philippines." "These 10 men got away from a priSon ·~ in Mindanao and tot safety to /ouatralia where MacArthur bad earlier retreat- ed," Waclil' 1ald. • Showen eadlng 1o!J1P1, lurJ>. lng "'!''ltr, low ID the 40s north near 50 aoalb. Friday parlb> cloulfl, mlldl <OOrer.... s . VOL XVIII NO. 276 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, GHie,l) k I • MiddJeport li "I . nvup THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1967 • Will owns ve owar ater om ..... Elberfelds Warehousf:~;\i:'. On Me.chanic Stree~\·'i; · · . In Pomeroy ' · ;. tho MriGS THEATRE 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open Thursday 9:15 to 5, on Friday to 8 and on Saturday from 9 to 9 In the evening. See Our .;:.t Complete Lirij Of Womens Sportswear In Separates 1 Langsville relax, man ... ! Society Notes GET THAT GREAT KEDS FEEUNG .. -· For Children Reviewed ~ andMakhed J: .Coordinates ·Chapman-Canaday -Skim . . ;....,..,.' -~:-,,, Bargain land · mr I I. ... . ~~ txtra ~rry iJ1 " : ~l ·to,fttsl.... .",' . WHERE? Tiny's Warahou.. WHEN? Sunday & Monjlay April 9th 1nd IOth • TIME: II o'clock . '»l·e·ctf · · 'o.... R" . ' . ' ·· -~~ '· ~ ., . I ' . ), ,!f.~ .- '· ' Teke Advanlage Thursli;'Yr ,FrJ.._y and· Saturday of n.·...le :tg tiJI Min• '"" loyt IW..·rtrn.tntG fL:.;.:........._ • . 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