https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bfa039092a79c56acf450a6666df0691.pdf aab81da6a4c20e9e75b2b0f0c6cdb61d PDF Text Text ' ' ' ~· /1.. ' " .~, • :-< . ,. ' ' '. L ,""r , ''.\ '· •• ' WSCSEiects Mrs. Warner Its President There'· Can Be ... Weather . League to Meet On Evening - Wlll'llll!ro · Of May 20th lasr ' ~nd ;:.·..,t ·· ON SAVINGS ' " -~ . 3 ern ree ermany Konrad Adenauer Founded Ruling Democratic Union More Prison for Critic Mihajlov 4'Yo • f-1' · · · ,,.,.,.., 01.Thf Mftp.Muo" .4,.. . ' ' . er o put more money in your \ ' I VOL Make your own fortun- ' ,........ ': w..a•..,, . hlr 11111 eoil · low as to a. ''ftilrida7 ' · Money In Your Future WE PAY ' ,,· ....~ ,. future, by putting away savings hero. Special all-new AIR CONDITIONERS · A\@rnbor Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation District Dinner Held Recently Near Jackson John Vroman, Columbus, visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman and his son, John How- . Seturdey, April .29, heo bnn dtslgneted •• Coffat Day th""'tthout the county ond Tag Day In Middleport, Concar Chairman Jomts Sauloby annaunc:ed todoy. "Mn. William Anderoon, Coffee Dey Chairman, will CChtact oil r11tauranta In the county asking that thoy danete ell proceeds from the sale of coffee on that day Ia the .C an- Drive. Mn. Anderson ha~ for 100 per· cent partlclp.~tlan by all r11t1uranh. Middleport Tag Day Cheirman, Mrs. Nan Moore, stated thet her workers also will conduct their drlvo .on that dey. tag Day In Pomeroy will not bo hold until Moy 13th. ' See The Complete Line of Dependable RCA Whirlpool Air Conditioners On Sale On The 2nd Floor ard. The Reorganized Church of Jes~s Christ of Latter Day Saints held a district Priest· hood-Wife (and their guests) Banquet April 6 at the F a i rgreens Country Club, Jackson to commemorate tbe birtlldav of the church. Prior to dinner a b mn sing was held led by Mrs. J'oward S. Sheehe, wife of the district president of Chillicothe, Mrs. Pearl Fry of Ports· mouth, Ohio, i~ visiUng w1th Mrs. VIctor Gnm. nk Mr. and M~s. Herbert Fi ' who are staymg With their danghter and fa~ily, Mr. and Mrs. Howa~d Ervm of Racme, were at their home m Middleport, over the weekend. Mr. Fmk was in Gailipolis for a ~edlcal ebeck-up at the Galhpohs Med- ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Don't Forget To Visit The 3rd Floor Now During Our Sale of Kroehler Living R~om and Bedroom Furniture and Easy ChQit?· acco~- """"'""""""""'"""""'""""""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""""""""""""""'!!!!= c!lu"Jhole and Elder closedJohn with Smith, an invocation ical Center. They wereby their ,I. by panied to Middleport Following the dinner another l.bort hymn sing was held and the program opened with greetings by E. Elwood Smith, Rogional Administrator, of Colum«IICUWICt: bw. can knock your wheels out of line Drive In today for precision District Preside~!~ High Prlest Howard S. Sheehe recognized Priesthood teams consisting of grandfathers, fathers and sons, father and som teams and broth" er teams. FRO T E D ALIGN E T Elder Roy Batey Limerick, Ohio was presented a plaque that honored him for 50 years in the ministry. All work done by expert mechamcs using the molt modern precisio,_ equipment •, This wee~ · only NO- 49 ::.:: Part• ~ flloll Allwictln Cllll DOWN Take month• to pay/ . . ·. ""..., .., ' Guest speaker for tbe evening was Apostie Clifford Cole of Independence, Mo., on the topie, The Establisbment of Missions Ia Foreign Countries. Pa!rlarcb Floyd T. Rockwell Dayton gave the benediction. There were 98 members present. Attelllling from tbe Po~t-1 land-Racine Brancb were Freda Ferguson, Joe Stobart and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Diddle, ' f' ,.' .-:,· " ' '. i · . ~ ELlERT tAYLOR ")~- .' !.",.,· ~~·•'1 , v ' .....,2Veteraq GasC.o Employes To Be·Honored on May 17 . "Motor King" with 24-Month GUIIRIIntH 8~' I IIIK·l •12 8~f UW2f, ..a About Pomeroy Dr. and Mrs. Everett A. <ey, Columbus, spent the weeJ<-1 end with her mother, Mrs. E. J. Tracy, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Freneb, Columbus, were weekelld guests of Mr. and Mrs. George ery. ,Heavy Damage a#i!tah:I 1To Cars No~ed I Only 88° Mason: Smallest u. S, president James Madison, who l'a• five feet four and weighed· lea 1110 pounds. tart, Weaver Optimistic '· ' limit! Mdltlonol $1.49ucb r .. -.~ .•%·1Dch P-..oy,O. Home&.Auto POMEROY TOHIGHT ."WAY-WAY OUT" 'nLewlo m C<llllllt lltoot111 ' COLOR CARTOONI Wldn""'ay and Thundly Aprll19-20 NOTOPIN 'I· • · .... ' WAsHINGTON (UP!) "'retary Robei1 Weaver ol Department of· IIDusing llild . OivtiOIIIMilt wued, ' TUesday aboUt tbe ' PLUS Karr &Van Zondt New On Housing Sttu11. ·,· MEIGS THEATRE u~~-..... !flll>lo melll ~ HENRY EULER "' '•· w. �,. .... . . t • I· '! '!!,·· ' . < 'lise ...., ' H'ELEN HlLP USJ By 'Ualfeil ""*' 17 • . r.0 4, ICe (llellllllollll 19 T . ls Wedlieeday, April ih,e 109tb daf of 11161 with a5ll to• DillY 'Sentinel, 1 B d ' o. ron ' .wa,,"· Gallipolis Shuts Out · 'J . !ollow. 1 st We personally heard e>:·Am- flrmary; to be named Roberta, from a eo-called ''legit'' elu' The moon ls between lhe fir bassador Jolin Lod&e pitch lor the •prig passed her first loy- owned by the same in • mob: t-- by H"•" Bottel---4 quarter ~-_!WI st?'M support of Dick Nixon lor pres ally test: WOR's at 710 on the it's a three-lloor decadenc. 1 Congressman ,ars. :~~::,~ t doubl , you modems can. ever The ID9rll.,.. •tar; !dent to a blg-chain publishing AM dlsl and Roberia obliged wherein boys dance with bilyt Tbe evening stars are Venus, lord the other night at tbe Mill at 71bi. 10 OJ, ,, Great Oacar· ·and a male-only policy , Lata . . eliminate this double standard, Mara and Jupiter. . l)pera ., . Lynda Bird'll be winning film director. Leo M!l- late nnnor! Ute Keruted7 elaa , . Hele~: and::f you do, heaven help the Born on this day In 1t12 was booked for the Bedside Net- Carey (Going My Way, Bello ·plans a Harfem repertory ~· fall the mandate of the voters of Ohlo I m writing to prole~I Yo u r men! When they no longer are American nuclear sd e n t lsi work Ball at the Statler Hilton of St. Mary's etc.) has beeg tre headed by Glan Carlo Menfor a sound fiscal policy. We have not forgotten this standards" lndica.~ed in the aggressors, they may be- Glenn Seaberg. . .. Reservations were m a de hoapitallzed the last month In ottl , , Jane Follda'• "MOll> It is with this thought tn mind that the Republl· your reply to "Still Good. You eome slaves - for many worn· On this day In ltl~tory: for two Secret Servicemen and H'wood .. Sculptor Herman er" In ·~J!areloot- ln t<h committee last week issued • report that "H a teen-age GIRL al· er. won't stop' at "equality." In 1775, the American Revotu- one "escort'! ... It's a daugl> Axelrod will marry Mrs. Midge Park," Mildred Nat ~~let1 that tbe budget appears to he out of control and lows Intimacies, her reputation I never saki "just plain sex" tion began. ter for WOR's veep Bob Smith Kessler April 18 at Scharray and she'f won de rhl -· ~ for a $25 to 30 billion deficit in the year beglnnlDg down from good Kirl to is all right lor a teen-age boy, In 1933, the United &ales and his Rosalind at N. Y. Jn. Tellllah Temple, 79th itnd 2l1d her own 'Bdwy.-created r-oh, . . make-out." but so long as his need is great- went off the gold standard. Ave., reception later at Sardi's pla)•ed Jane's dad Hank J!on. Facing the prospect of higher prlcell, a recesSion Don't you know this double er, and the girl takes most of In 1951, Gen. Dougiaa MacEast; the new groom ls writer· da'e gtrl friend with the .,.._ ~};'ff~~!. mortgaged future, the committee haa called for a standard Is lite very cause of the risks, he may try, until she Arthur, recalled fnlm Ill,. ·director George Axelrod's . dad ed "University Playera" - , fiscal policy based on govl!rnment programs and the sexual revolution In Amer· says, "No." Call this . the dou- eommand jn Korea by Pres~~ent 1 .. , Johnny Carson's new allot' Capa Cod in the so.. ·. ·011 proposals. , operation. lea? It goes along with thaI ble standard If you wish, but I Truman, told Congress: Old By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D ney Arnold Grant (he's -also Ed . . . .. like to devote today s _ Adoption of accounting out-moded cUche, "Good girls call it the good ol' battle of the soldiers never die, they just Can you tickle yourself and Sullivan's lawyer) says It was Another ·hank merler'l . OOn· fAl the introduction no less exacting don't." sexes: and the mating game fade away." . . make yourseU giggle, scream Johnny who hired the press ag- sidered a sterling certainty .-.. of the more Important employed generally by A· This Is 1967 and narrow-mind· wouldo't be much fun without In 1956, American movie star with laughter. or cry? Sclenllsllt ent to distribute the AFTftA. Despite the revlewl, line 1 That tl1e: merican business. ed standards are being thrown II. - H. Grace Kelly . married PrinCe who bave ~tudied the mallet strike eomplaints, not Arnold, formed otltslde ·the ·Mark .Hal· .- ·Administration suspend its _ Congress and the In favor of new and mora Dear Helen; Rainier of Monaeo. say you can't, Perhaps you can who points out it wouldn't be linger Theater for "1111• Dar~:!:u!l:or tax increases to tralion begin modern types of eonduct. May I write a note to "Inez" . come close to tickling yourself proper for an attorney to have Ung" ducats· it's 1 musical II! July 1, and that plans lor tlte If sex, just plain sex, Is all who knocks us working wives? mine have too much to do to if you Ughtly nm a leather over one; so he hasn't. with an emptf, aimless "book," more effort toward adjustmenis that wW follow right for boys, why not for I'm a lull-time lady mailman, bother our neighbors. TheY the front part olthe roof of your by Jules Dassln, Miss M.'s hashigher defense costs by war. girls? Or do you beUeve In Jm. with four chlldren and a bus- help me mend fences, cut grass, mouth but you won't gel much One of the town's most mo- band, who dlrecled: witb no th~ growth of non· _ Provi.!ionsln the tu morality for males ~nd virtue band fighting this dirty war tn ~Uce yard, cut wood lor the of a ~ang out of II. Most people gantly _wide-open swlsh·h u s h joke beyond ita oue-jane tale spendmg. . to remove barriers to in- for females? Or don I you be- Vletnapt. Our hnme is large but fireplace, do dlsbes, etc., etc: respond to tickling by squirm- homo-jomts is an East Side ol 1 happy Greek prosde (lt'l - The adrninistratton . and eeonomlc growth lieve that women have a right not luxurious, I work In PTA, Let me tell you I still eons1d· ing and puahlng the tickler • spot right around a eornet based on lha "Never on sunq~,p promising more 1n tmme- through capital · to everything men have a right have_ baked numerous dotens of er myself a full-time homemak- way._ The abiUty to be tickled day" fUm); the DIUIIc'a COllVER· . ~l!filtle welfare and prograss should be expanded and and why not? g_oodies for Seouts, school pa~ er, and my 10 to 12 hours a day varles with fOI!I' mood. a its lower margin of tlonaDy tinny, lyries unpoeten. -" ·R!" he safely undertaken. permanent. It would not have been so up. ttes etc. On my days off! clean of work for the Post Office as Attempts fA) tickle a girl wh ~lesrlbs"';!nd• ol\h kn d tiously unciever, ag lf lrlllllltt. v ';- Fiscal policy be so planned 1 feel that tbese · setting if you advocated moral· scrub, iron, paint, fix plumb- my other job. - IXNAY ON was subject to fils of depres- t e • . e ees an ed In earneatly perfunctor:J !aill!.to produce a bodget surplus outlive lite present econ- lty for boys as well, but your 1ng, take care of the pasture - INEZ slon failed when she was sad, elbows, the lips and Ute hairs of sltlon from the original Greek• In years of high-level prosper· stresses and Insure long- emphasis seemed to be on the lor we have a horse - and do Dear Helen: hu~ when sbe waa happy, tick· the nose. . · Orson Bean's better than we'v; , ':1ty and thus reduce inflationary sound growth and stabllGIRL. yard work. I sew all our cloth· , Did you ever get ~.copy of ling appar~nUy made her more Children do not nerally seen him elsewhere and plays ;t. pressures. . ity the American people. Is there any good reason ea, and design our own jewel· 'Parents Watch Out? If so, so. This was true, however, on- be kUsh Ill : reaeb an annoying 1quare goof as lf ),;·;.·-.The administratiOn 1a k both boy 'and girl can't be ry. I go to school occasionally I'd like to read lt. - G.M. ly when tickler was a friend. th come 11 ole abo u~* Y Th born for lt and lf be wu he •'•'lltpl to improve FIREFIGHTERS' SIDELINE equally responsible? ..:. MOD- and lecture on Japan - I came Dear G: Tickling ~ a stranger or a per- ex~:~eof the !eas !~~~- th 0 has done nlttlly by his herliage . ...1111 .the national debt. . BENBROOK, Tex. (UP!) ERN TIDNKER !rom there. I'm still trying to round up a son she didn't Uke would only 'cklish va wldel In But MeUna MercoUri 11 1 • ,ry ; -The admlmstrat10n In this suburb of Fort Worth, Dear M.T.: When I go to bed at night I copy ol "PARENTS WATCH brlng forth a hostile response. ar ti Y beco111 e walloping, triumphant dtllght: Jackson2~0 I E. MILLER DOCfOR SAYS 1 '7. Trouble with you thinker-types sometimes can't sleep from OUT," but with no success. II Even when the tickler is a dear- fer~~ 1kl'c~~~-~· So~e flngm Onna While'' all-male cbbreogIs you are always so SURE aching body and mind, but I anyone has this humorous arii·Jy loved friend tickl)ng may so c 18 a wav _ng a e~ raphy (except for Melina's) Ia people will act the way you still must get up at 3:30 a.m., cle about returning Servicemen, evoke fear anger If it eomes nea: and:: to gntsy, exuberantly delightful; think they should logically act. fix children's lunch~. get out I hope you11 share It wllh me as a compile surprise or lf it rna dn~ a . s f plul with a III'Ong, almoct arcJt. 1 8 gather you aren't really ln of the house lw 4:30 lor anoth- and my readers. - H. prolonged. emb ';'. a es 0 aug ilecturally superb per!orn\ance favor of teen-age hanky-panky, er day of walking 10 to 11 miles This eolumn Is dedicated to Sinct1 tickling Is closely akin :. even e re you 10 u c by one Tlto Vandls .. , So let'e but you believe the hoy must packing 30 pounds of mail on family living, so If you're hav· 'to Itching It may be cluslfied ' m. make a minor predlctloa; witb exercise as much restraint as my back. log kid trouble or just plaln as a mlkl form of pain and ls It Is eoncluded that tbe r• the wonderfully, wll'lllly, pow· the girl. ·· Have you ever thought Ser- trouble, Jet Helen help YOU. felt through the same nerve sponse to tickling was original· erlully experienced ltage chlrnt ~~l~t~~~~~t~:d.~ I agree: thlJ would be Just vicemen of 18 years' d u I y Sbe will also welcome your endings aa pressure and pain. ly a protective mecltlnlsm, of Mlas Mereourl, tramtd by its Rug weavers of Iran peaclt-keeno - but life l!n'l scarcely make enough to feed own amusing experiences. Ad- The areas found to be tba moat warning one of the praeence of bulll·ln leen 11 sex rear•- Ill woolen knots Into e c h like that. Males are the conquer- and clot!te four growing chil· Jdress Helen Bottel ln care of ticklish in addition to ille roof Insects or otber Ughtwelght In- raunchy t..turu, II Will have 1 square inch of carpet. ' ors, females the limit-seekers. dren? As for key-chain • kids, this of the mouth are the palmi and vadera. line fat llroldwly nm. f,oi4or ,a .solution to the balance . ~nts _ problem. ,. the firemen seU firecrackers. sideline, in which stands ' ,__- · The · administration C"!'sol· . manned by volunteer · !date and eliminate, .as much mostly around as possible, overlapping and du- and major holidays, brings . , _ e~oJiili'money to. . fqulpm&tt. 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'!!,·· ' . < 'lise ...., ' H'ELEN HlLP USJ By 'Ualfeil ""*' 17 • . r.0 4, ICe (llellllllollll 19 T . ls Wedlieeday, April ih,e 109tb daf of 11161 with a5ll to• DillY 'Sentinel, 1 B d ' o. ron ' .wa,,"· Gallipolis Shuts Out · 'J . !ollow. 1 st We personally heard e>:·Am- flrmary; to be named Roberta, from a eo-called ''legit'' elu' The moon ls between lhe fir bassador Jolin Lod&e pitch lor the •prig passed her first loy- owned by the same in • mob: t-- by H"•" Bottel---4 quarter ~-_!WI st?'M support of Dick Nixon lor pres ally test: WOR's at 710 on the it's a three-lloor decadenc. 1 Congressman ,ars. :~~::,~ t doubl , you modems can. ever The ID9rll.,.. •tar; !dent to a blg-chain publishing AM dlsl and Roberia obliged wherein boys dance with bilyt Tbe evening stars are Venus, lord the other night at tbe Mill at 71bi. 10 OJ, ,, Great Oacar· ·and a male-only policy , Lata . . eliminate this double standard, Mara and Jupiter. . l)pera ., . Lynda Bird'll be winning film director. Leo M!l- late nnnor! Ute Keruted7 elaa , . Hele~: and::f you do, heaven help the Born on this day In 1t12 was booked for the Bedside Net- Carey (Going My Way, Bello ·plans a Harfem repertory ~· fall the mandate of the voters of Ohlo I m writing to prole~I Yo u r men! When they no longer are American nuclear sd e n t lsi work Ball at the Statler Hilton of St. Mary's etc.) has beeg tre headed by Glan Carlo Menfor a sound fiscal policy. We have not forgotten this standards" lndica.~ed in the aggressors, they may be- Glenn Seaberg. . .. Reservations were m a de hoapitallzed the last month In ottl , , Jane Follda'• "MOll> It is with this thought tn mind that the Republl· your reply to "Still Good. You eome slaves - for many worn· On this day In ltl~tory: for two Secret Servicemen and H'wood .. Sculptor Herman er" In ·~J!areloot- ln t<h committee last week issued • report that "H a teen-age GIRL al· er. won't stop' at "equality." In 1775, the American Revotu- one "escort'! ... It's a daugl> Axelrod will marry Mrs. Midge Park," Mildred Nat ~~let1 that tbe budget appears to he out of control and lows Intimacies, her reputation I never saki "just plain sex" tion began. ter for WOR's veep Bob Smith Kessler April 18 at Scharray and she'f won de rhl -· ~ for a $25 to 30 billion deficit in the year beglnnlDg down from good Kirl to is all right lor a teen-age boy, In 1933, the United &ales and his Rosalind at N. Y. Jn. Tellllah Temple, 79th itnd 2l1d her own 'Bdwy.-created r-oh, . . make-out." but so long as his need is great- went off the gold standard. Ave., reception later at Sardi's pla)•ed Jane's dad Hank J!on. Facing the prospect of higher prlcell, a recesSion Don't you know this double er, and the girl takes most of In 1951, Gen. Dougiaa MacEast; the new groom ls writer· da'e gtrl friend with the .,.._ ~};'ff~~!. mortgaged future, the committee haa called for a standard Is lite very cause of the risks, he may try, until she Arthur, recalled fnlm Ill,. ·director George Axelrod's . dad ed "University Playera" - , fiscal policy based on govl!rnment programs and the sexual revolution In Amer· says, "No." Call this . the dou- eommand jn Korea by Pres~~ent 1 .. , Johnny Carson's new allot' Capa Cod in the so.. ·. ·011 proposals. , operation. lea? It goes along with thaI ble standard If you wish, but I Truman, told Congress: Old By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D ney Arnold Grant (he's -also Ed . . . .. like to devote today s _ Adoption of accounting out-moded cUche, "Good girls call it the good ol' battle of the soldiers never die, they just Can you tickle yourself and Sullivan's lawyer) says It was Another ·hank merler'l . OOn· fAl the introduction no less exacting don't." sexes: and the mating game fade away." . . make yourseU giggle, scream Johnny who hired the press ag- sidered a sterling certainty .-.. of the more Important employed generally by A· This Is 1967 and narrow-mind· wouldo't be much fun without In 1956, American movie star with laughter. or cry? Sclenllsllt ent to distribute the AFTftA. Despite the revlewl, line 1 That tl1e: merican business. ed standards are being thrown II. - H. Grace Kelly . married PrinCe who bave ~tudied the mallet strike eomplaints, not Arnold, formed otltslde ·the ·Mark .Hal· .- ·Administration suspend its _ Congress and the In favor of new and mora Dear Helen; Rainier of Monaeo. say you can't, Perhaps you can who points out it wouldn't be linger Theater for "1111• Dar~:!:u!l:or tax increases to tralion begin modern types of eonduct. May I write a note to "Inez" . come close to tickling yourself proper for an attorney to have Ung" ducats· it's 1 musical II! July 1, and that plans lor tlte If sex, just plain sex, Is all who knocks us working wives? mine have too much to do to if you Ughtly nm a leather over one; so he hasn't. with an emptf, aimless "book," more effort toward adjustmenis that wW follow right for boys, why not for I'm a lull-time lady mailman, bother our neighbors. TheY the front part olthe roof of your by Jules Dassln, Miss M.'s hashigher defense costs by war. girls? Or do you beUeve In Jm. with four chlldren and a bus- help me mend fences, cut grass, mouth but you won't gel much One of the town's most mo- band, who dlrecled: witb no th~ growth of non· _ Provi.!ionsln the tu morality for males ~nd virtue band fighting this dirty war tn ~Uce yard, cut wood lor the of a ~ang out of II. Most people gantly _wide-open swlsh·h u s h joke beyond ita oue-jane tale spendmg. . to remove barriers to in- for females? Or don I you be- Vletnapt. Our hnme is large but fireplace, do dlsbes, etc., etc: respond to tickling by squirm- homo-jomts is an East Side ol 1 happy Greek prosde (lt'l - The adrninistratton . and eeonomlc growth lieve that women have a right not luxurious, I work In PTA, Let me tell you I still eons1d· ing and puahlng the tickler • spot right around a eornet based on lha "Never on sunq~,p promising more 1n tmme- through capital · to everything men have a right have_ baked numerous dotens of er myself a full-time homemak- way._ The abiUty to be tickled day" fUm); the DIUIIc'a COllVER· . ~l!filtle welfare and prograss should be expanded and and why not? g_oodies for Seouts, school pa~ er, and my 10 to 12 hours a day varles with fOI!I' mood. a its lower margin of tlonaDy tinny, lyries unpoeten. -" ·R!" he safely undertaken. permanent. It would not have been so up. ttes etc. On my days off! clean of work for the Post Office as Attempts fA) tickle a girl wh ~lesrlbs"';!nd• ol\h kn d tiously unciever, ag lf lrlllllltt. v ';- Fiscal policy be so planned 1 feel that tbese · setting if you advocated moral· scrub, iron, paint, fix plumb- my other job. - IXNAY ON was subject to fils of depres- t e • . e ees an ed In earneatly perfunctor:J !aill!.to produce a bodget surplus outlive lite present econ- lty for boys as well, but your 1ng, take care of the pasture - INEZ slon failed when she was sad, elbows, the lips and Ute hairs of sltlon from the original Greek• In years of high-level prosper· stresses and Insure long- emphasis seemed to be on the lor we have a horse - and do Dear Helen: hu~ when sbe waa happy, tick· the nose. . · Orson Bean's better than we'v; , ':1ty and thus reduce inflationary sound growth and stabllGIRL. yard work. I sew all our cloth· , Did you ever get ~.copy of ling appar~nUy made her more Children do not nerally seen him elsewhere and plays ;t. pressures. . ity the American people. Is there any good reason ea, and design our own jewel· 'Parents Watch Out? If so, so. This was true, however, on- be kUsh Ill : reaeb an annoying 1quare goof as lf ),;·;.·-.The administratiOn 1a k both boy 'and girl can't be ry. I go to school occasionally I'd like to read lt. - G.M. ly when tickler was a friend. th come 11 ole abo u~* Y Th born for lt and lf be wu he •'•'lltpl to improve FIREFIGHTERS' SIDELINE equally responsible? ..:. MOD- and lecture on Japan - I came Dear G: Tickling ~ a stranger or a per- ex~:~eof the !eas !~~~- th 0 has done nlttlly by his herliage . ...1111 .the national debt. . BENBROOK, Tex. (UP!) ERN TIDNKER !rom there. I'm still trying to round up a son she didn't Uke would only 'cklish va wldel In But MeUna MercoUri 11 1 • ,ry ; -The admlmstrat10n In this suburb of Fort Worth, Dear M.T.: When I go to bed at night I copy ol "PARENTS WATCH brlng forth a hostile response. ar ti Y beco111 e walloping, triumphant dtllght: Jackson2~0 I E. MILLER DOCfOR SAYS 1 '7. Trouble with you thinker-types sometimes can't sleep from OUT," but with no success. II Even when the tickler is a dear- fer~~ 1kl'c~~~-~· So~e flngm Onna While'' all-male cbbreogIs you are always so SURE aching body and mind, but I anyone has this humorous arii·Jy loved friend tickl)ng may so c 18 a wav _ng a e~ raphy (except for Melina's) Ia people will act the way you still must get up at 3:30 a.m., cle about returning Servicemen, evoke fear anger If it eomes nea: and:: to gntsy, exuberantly delightful; think they should logically act. fix children's lunch~. get out I hope you11 share It wllh me as a compile surprise or lf it rna dn~ a . s f plul with a III'Ong, almoct arcJt. 1 8 gather you aren't really ln of the house lw 4:30 lor anoth- and my readers. - H. prolonged. emb ';'. a es 0 aug ilecturally superb per!orn\ance favor of teen-age hanky-panky, er day of walking 10 to 11 miles This eolumn Is dedicated to Sinct1 tickling Is closely akin :. even e re you 10 u c by one Tlto Vandls .. , So let'e but you believe the hoy must packing 30 pounds of mail on family living, so If you're hav· 'to Itching It may be cluslfied ' m. make a minor predlctloa; witb exercise as much restraint as my back. log kid trouble or just plaln as a mlkl form of pain and ls It Is eoncluded that tbe r• the wonderfully, wll'lllly, pow· the girl. ·· Have you ever thought Ser- trouble, Jet Helen help YOU. felt through the same nerve sponse to tickling was original· erlully experienced ltage chlrnt ~~l~t~~~~~t~:d.~ I agree: thlJ would be Just vicemen of 18 years' d u I y Sbe will also welcome your endings aa pressure and pain. ly a protective mecltlnlsm, of Mlas Mereourl, tramtd by its Rug weavers of Iran peaclt-keeno - but life l!n'l scarcely make enough to feed own amusing experiences. Ad- The areas found to be tba moat warning one of the praeence of bulll·ln leen 11 sex rear•- Ill woolen knots Into e c h like that. Males are the conquer- and clot!te four growing chil· Jdress Helen Bottel ln care of ticklish in addition to ille roof Insects or otber Ughtwelght In- raunchy t..turu, II Will have 1 square inch of carpet. ' ors, females the limit-seekers. dren? As for key-chain • kids, this of the mouth are the palmi and vadera. line fat llroldwly nm. f,oi4or ,a .solution to the balance . ~nts _ problem. ,. the firemen seU firecrackers. sideline, in which stands ' ,__- · The · administration C"!'sol· . manned by volunteer · !date and eliminate, .as much mostly around as possible, overlapping and du- and major holidays, brings . , _ e~oJiili'money to. . fqulpm&tt. 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Willler . , ry, Muoo; 'was aceepted as ~ ..,., - PART TWO ten, otudenWIIrecte(l, atudenloo team WBJ lo . meet Moualala new ~ Of the 'week's column de a II acted plays. state College on the Galllpouo lll.,Y 0! ·the ~ ' . t1ij1 spring upturn In soc- TentaUvely .planned lor late LlDka on Monday, Aprll 17 to Fire Dept;, will~· met . fa\, at Rlo with respect to May is a second p....entaUon change lilal r~d. at City llj!D. ; . . 1 ~· .And eoovocatiolls. yet to be ehosen. Among I be The Redman basebell team The »reall!ent. A!rs. Eul we wiU again look at possibllitfes are: Albee's "Who's now bonsts a 4-2 record with gl~. ammune•f that the h• joc!lal upturn, builD a dil· Altald of VIrginia Woolf!," WU- vlclories over Marietta College meetll\rl at Clty•liill will be ,. ~1 llghL Today we will dis- der's "Our Town," and "Life and Oblo VsDey C·:illege .IbiS Wednesdiy, MtY loth, and . / ~ . ~ons esmpus laclll· With Father." past week. A double-beader was be poUuck. · . ~ 11101ies W.rttes and spot · SPORTS EVENTS: to be played against Morebead Contrlbutlolls for the · ·~Is that' 6:ullri~le to the The "Big Three" spriiJI eol- State Unlversil1 on Afurlday, Bake Sale were ;·'~ fun at .. Rlo. leglate sports are rolling at Rio. Apr. 17 on Rio's home field. proceeds will be announced "'lJ~· ELECI'IONS Baseball, golf and track Involve COMING AT RIO· er. Appreciation was extended '¥~ ·<;l!2i.ldlcm campaigning Is un· on the averege, at least one • by aomUary members lor eonat RGC. Posters, signs, event eacb In a single week. The spring pledges of Archon tribulions. lllie.!l! ..,. be seen plaster· WllUe Rio's baseballers a n d fraternity are planning a record The president cllscuased various eye-catcldng toea· golfers have seen eomeptltlve hop on Wednesday, Apr. 19 In lbe group the possibility of ki'OSS tbe campus. T h e action, the thlnclads will n o t Community Hall at 8 p.m. Tbe ing a stand at the M~n urge support of each of hold their first meet until Ap. dance is open to the publlc. Ity Fair. No definlte plans were May Day Queen csndl· ril 25 when they will rup •· Tbe seventeenth issue of the decided upon. ~ ~IJ-.: carolyn Clinton - spon- gains! Unlon College. SMOKE SIGNALS will be sold Hostesses Mrs. · C e c 11 by Circle K; Linda Moore Other meets are scheduled in GalUpolis, on irlday, Apr. 21. Johnson and Mrs. Beulah 'A.tPbi Tau Delta fraternity: with Berea, Wilmington, Cedar- At least two representatives cock served refreshments • ·:~:~~AnnMorgan-Archonfra· l vilie, and Urbana Colleges. from Rio's student budy are Mrs. Earl IIJiles, Mrs. .,, Mill')' Osbourn _ Han- For a complete baseball a.1d planning to fiy to Chicago for a lotte Jenks, Mrs. Kathryn and Nancy Myers- golf schedule, read the sports Republican Convention as · soo, Mrs. Fred Taylor and <iOJumuter~· Club. p•ge of the latest issue of ranged through the Republican addition on Wednesday, SMOKE SIGNALS, Rio's news- State Central and Apr. 19, a Candidate Revie~ paper, ?ow on sale in Gallipol~s Committee, Columbus. l,:_ 1fUl be held al 4:30 p.m.. tn at Davis-Shuler, Gollmgham s Alpha Mu Beta sorority "'• .UIIwu ""--unity Hall at whocb tome •Drug Store, and , Thomas Ciotb- holdi ng a sprmg . ,,orm at at th e • eandldates for the offices of Stu· Jers. Fairgreens Country Club •·nt Body • Stud ent Senate TIDS ... . PAST WEEK AT . RIO• Jackson on Saturday Apr 22 President and Vice . President, . Rio's Student Educatoon Asso' · · MASON _ •·~;~!~~::~~~~:: aad 11 Senate posts will pre· Ciatooo, the SEA. sponsored a The NAPOLEONIC WARS was the theme for the aent their Individual qualifica· field trip on Tuesday,! Apr, 4 to turn to Rio for a Saturday, Apr. at the eomblned meeting of the ,, lion• and platforms to the stu- the Scioto Valley District of Pike 22 dance sponsored by Alpha Hill Blllie and vernon Star deDI budy. candidates for posi- C~ly of the SEA. Ta .. Delta frajernity. Everyone Dusters 4·H clubs, Tuesd•y evelio!IS on the Student Judiciary Fove n~embers of tile SEA IS mv1ted to attend the "re- ning, April lith. "', Council will also participsle. and then' :.tdvoser, Mrs. Len a turn of the WARS." Devotions ,..re .presented '4 ·Banners for these candidate ontos, Assistant Professor of ·• officers of lbe Hlll · Billie then, will join tho~ for M , Ed\!1'3tion: at~ed .the South· Darlene Sblflet, Roxanne i ·,Day Queen & wiii remain po• · ,ea.tlt>IStnCl Convention at Muslis. Karen Froendt and ed·lhrough the Friday, Apr. 21 1kmgum College on Sunday, Apr. Crookllam. ·prbnary elections and the Fn·~· Jay Karshner, pr~ident of J'T. PLEASANT The two clubs then diolded to ' •-·, April 28 final election for to's SEA, was nom. mated for tlielr own separate _, -' f o t I ""'' V Pr s UVESTOCK SALES 'co-. 1 I!Je student body offices a.~ or ~ a e ' r,~ ce · c · meetings. 1M 1967 May Day Queen. odent: ' and Paula Cleo: also PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. The Hill Billies discussed and . CAMPUS FACllfflES: of Rio s SEA, was nommated Satutday, Aprllll, 1967 to change lhe date ~! As lbe spring fever >preads lfm S~ale SEA Secretary. HUGS - 175 to 220 16.75 their publio meeting to April acrsoss the ca.mpus. the enter· I Rio s IFC sponsored an All -~17.25; Heavies Hto 16.25; . 28th. An interesting program tainmenl facihhes at Roo be· ~reek Day on Wednesday,. Apr. 14.25 lo 16.75 ; Fat Sows 14 and refreshments are promised rome i~cretsinJIY popuiaf. The t. that formally began wolh • ' 116.10; Boars 10 to 12.75; to the invited public. Colleges pOo>"room. tocaled '" ti p.m. dinner that ~as foUow .d 7 to 13; Stock Shoal; 19 to When the Vernon Star Dust.. !be baS'menl of Holzer Hall he- by an aii.()reek d.scussoon on I CATILE - Steers 18 50 ers joined the Hill Billles again comes a favorite hangout, OS ilhe need of and the future of an 122.10; Heifers 16.25 to. 21.10; for lhe program. the gu e s I does lhe ne~)Y redecorated Stu· IFC at . Roo. At 8.30 p.m. Fat Cows 14.60 to 1~.60 ; spel!ker, Miss Barbara clent Center. ll1 Center, dan: d~nce •as hel4. f~r lhe ners 13 to 15.50; Bulls 21.25 , Sbe gave a talk on "Hair clng: snacitn(: walchmg coin. Wtih Pere SpsnUls. 23.10 : Milk Cows 115 to 155; Skin Care." the highlight of 1V: playing bridge. e~chre. or . pr ov ldmg the musl~. Stock Cows and Calves 160 talk was when one membt!r, other card ga!"!" o~ JUSt par· Ir On Th~rsday, April, 13, 232.50; Stock Steers 20.50 ShiDet, volunteered llclpshn m bUll ~eSSJonS hvens ,onvocatoon Seroes 24.50; Stock Heifers 19.10 to . !he scene , , · :. 'The Ibe roan Dance Stock St C , . 7'• 1 d. f eer aves . I a recep llve au oence 0 MOVIES: t0 30 IO· St k H 'f ~ahres ... . f . h. as ,std'·nd oc eoeru u en~...;; a ~rea res1'dts en . lS.?S .to, 22 .?S. 111 e commg o spnn~ And SPRING. TIME · bo:ought 1-h(l.al three folm i Repr,esen~l1ves from !VEAL CALVES_ Tops GO TOGETHER preoentaliol\1! the year by the iSMOHE Sn,NALS altendef Sec d 32 UO· Med' '!1 25 FOR ALL THE t!GC Film·'); ' ely. On Friday, Oh(o College i'(ewspaper 'c · • & IUHm . · n 291 0: ommon · "Th G. w d · Co t'. eavoes · F.foMlLY 1 1 Mat. 17, e ,1ven or 1a110n nven JOn a ·~ to 32 40· Cull 20 25 t0 24: • was shown, to,, 1oe fotlow<d >y 1opher Inn in Columbus on · ' ' · to "Bonjour 'l'tillbse" on Friday. day, April14 and Saturday, Apr. F . b k Aiask h April 7. Corili/t on Fridat,' Apr. 15. •· the a:~~e~ seaSO:' bus ers 21 will be the final presentation 1 Al the Arlington Arms Motel b li b th 1 ~ f ' of the year, "Orpheus." Iir Columbus on tbe same week· a .~ ~arne Y ~1 1 0 PART!f;S: end, April 14 and 15, seven ;:;' g sun annu Y on e,..,.Jllll1· Sfntlnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., April 18, 1967. be demonstrated ow, for thejpreeeded relres~. ~i!<t way to t~ase one's hair. who participated, . ' ' ;were Carol)'!} Sbell, Mike ., Jlodaers and ·m . · .·.:-:~· • \ Kroger ·Priced Means Lowered Price·. t . ' .'· " ! = .. .. ,. .. , .... . FOAM SOLE · .RUBBER ·zQitt SANDALS .. OPPOSITE MARK V SUPER MKT., MIDDLEPORT ' ..••. KEDS nME ° $2.99 $6.50 1 ALUMINUM FRAME PATIO CHAIRS .67 5·Web Bock end Bottom Kroger's Double Sweepa.takes BINGO l'ABLE RADIOS Spring Offer On Pre-Finished WAL~ PANELING 1' APRIL _, "t.t· PRICES: $J.60 HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY w. ·>.. ,' , '. ,• • ... .'l Ttndtrrt lrtnd ..., ••• n., othlr be.f 11 NON 6 CHAISE LOUNGE $1.11 · lt'""lt Uqukl Right Guard Starch 57c Discount p,;.. Mens Short Sleeve .2 DRESS SHIRTS Leather Sandals Ironing CANVAS SNEAKERS SM-M·L Whlfi & Col~ -; : ''· Never Need I I, 3 ' / Mlo1lll 1 • ~. WEST BEND COFFEE PERCOLATOR MFG. SALE HOUSEHOLD · PLASTIC WARES • Nopkln Holdort Asst. Colors 72" WlDE NYLON NET Reg. 29c • Feeder Dishes eDust Pons eSoda Gloss eCutlory Troy e Butter Dlsh11 eSink Strainers ,.............. 35c FOAM BED 24x45 HI·Lo Cotton Loop PILLOWS THROW RUGS Gold Medal Plain& S.R. Pecan Sandies ·.a. ac Asst. Colors . . .00 - """ .,. _.. 49c .. Sociables ·. 43c ... ········· ~... ~ els €algOA . . B~CK 37c •. pq. ., ..... _ .. , . ... ·(~ViiS llichnut Strained c Orange-Juiee .2 •,,.... :·25c l•n ea ' . . l : 'acht, n,oaorailt "l. .< ·' . Treet ~ . \ ,-·h ,... lila ·~ .. ·····~ '69.'e LyS'olSpraY I ... ·. ,. , Fl•ve~rs ,... ~ .>j~~;?.i~L:' '' •••• • 2·· ..;;~,fie~·:,;,.·.·. . • • • • • • • • • ' . · ~Ill': - . •"-{_1''1 . . Morton Attorttd Frozen Frvlt Pies ....... 3 Colgate ... ··~~r 68c Cold p· . Eggs ......·• ,.....,..... W/PRII 3to bolito Colgoto "tat" )i ' \ 71'1-or, pkgo. •• ~ • • ClotcbiJ fl. 1H Lith! ChUJtk Tuna _3 No. v. cant 89c K,.....lrond quort 55c 1 :::· $1.09 Beef Stew ___ 2 ~::· 89c Homfl. Milk __ T;:,.P•k 89c Pdtatoes !!; jl" '• . . . I • c; BroccQ(i Cuts oi-'. Cut Corn I Yr. Old 2 Yr. Old Azaleas· • • •• 69c •••• fmh 16 stu • • ••••• • • '""' Strawberri~ 98c .... 39c ,.. Mlchlpn . 39c Peat._. .. . sj),; .~ 79c. ~~ Tomatoes_ Sph~t••m Pascal ea. Cherry ,tnt • . • ; II ~~ ' ' ,;U: 10-oz. pkgs. ea. .~ l' t; lb. can ~.anHnt ' ·V IVIf'Y pacht• of Kropr'1 frvltt and ¥11 '. tables, "tltd by kngtr'l clear pl11flc film Cr:sPa ··, must be tunrlst-fnth when VCIU lluy lt. It you lrt not complt~ly lllilfied, Kroger will rtPIICI your Item w nfun• your lftfney. . ~ '' . -, 3 Krotor Chill W/hono or Twin Pops ~- 12 ,. 59c Idaho Shorte No.2% .~. g·· ' Snowdrift Cocktail --- ••• 29c. Krogtr lr1ncf v .' Dtl Monli Frull Trl PICOr "~•, • Spotllghl lnolonl Coffee---·- .:<~~~91q .. ll'ft. , ~oo ... $1 . ..... :;:; 9tf!''. . . 1i Dtto,....l • • • krottr Sandwich or Buttercrvst ._ niH . r, • KI"Ofler Burtd. lce Milk ~r· J Peat ___ 7 ;::· $3.,8 . · ~~,~ ·" "J:~ ', . 4 Sausage ., '""" ~ ' ador."'rflo. -,~'ill ""!"· c.... ·lt1p•Miman Country Stylt / '' • ·~ Vie Applesauce . :,. • ayonna1se . · 89c . ~t·s· : c': •'· Sherbet. .... .. 59c Pineapple ••• "''4' ·.· -""·'- I ...... lllcll' .. . ·MEN , -~ POPULAR STYLE . ~·..;.;;;;;;;.;.·.;;;Cia~lo;;.;;rs._'·.~.,~· ,. ' Armour Z-roll pkgs• Boys Asst. HENLEY I. ··~:$1-.99 • SWEAT '-. ~~.0...... . ,Q._.. .... Betty Crocker A11orted Armour Mayonnaise __ each WALKING SHORTS Big K Cake· Bounty Assorte•d & Decorator F r Bread . _. _... _4 ~ Full.Sill And M.ny Others cyd 'Citeez.Jts • :sHREDDED ·. . ·' .I l\) ;;,,~·,: Assorted Fl.!l't'Orl K10111< Grillo A Medium - COffee • 3 . .. $2.33 Size 5-6-7 . ~;... lb. 2.,1:,_79c c .. ,, . MM y ~ ' MnwOII ....... RAYON PANTIES Ttndlray ,.. IDiir Ladies' White & Assorted Tenderay lb. ' "' . Oran,e Juice ·.,94 .. •, lb. ... 89c . .'.'.' ',' ·"1 \ ' Kr,..r Qvollty 43c ' eNATURA( LEATHER . . .' lb. . Margarme '\ Thrifty lb. ' Sirloin Bontl"' llut- ' 79c lb. Roast ......49c ,L~g-0-Lamb .. . 79c 99c Buckel Steaks Tip Roast ••••• 99c Roll Roast · Softener .._.. ...........-39c ITALIAN STYLE ... 49c Sliced Bacon _.. __ _ Thrifty· Brood ...., , Fobrlo LADIES IMPORTED PERM-PRESS WHITE 9 CUP SIZE Bologna -·-·- Sirloin Steak·~- · 89c lb. . ~- Mi)-er. 22nd Dopoolt ytor ontry blonk ,_ fer lllo Grond PitH l...,potokto Drowf.. lo bo hold II 1M loci ot Doublo Sw-toktt liftll. Tho Orond Pria ls 1 ll1p lor two lo N.. Yori< Cfty, REG. $1.00 Sl~E REG. $2.00 SIZE CLAIROL ss:99 .. $1.09 . Ground Round _... A"""'r or Sucller All Mill PI~• To.New York: EASY Summer Blonde .. Kroger Quality Krogu Qvollty Cube Steak wtN; FREE Trip For Two FOLDING CHECK THESE LOWER Thrifty . I Kroger Qvollty .ENDS SAT. 1 +- · ,. . ; '• : urlllv tender. THE SHOE BOX . When lha wO(d "party" ts' m'mbers of Rio's SEA •:~·ntJ. Iiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i mentioned. Miyone get.s into !"' the State SEA Convention. !he act. There are organized Archon fraternity held s · '' parUes. and unorgani2ed par· w•sh at Conger's Sohio Station ties. There ar~ Pl!<lies al Cora in Jackson on Saturday, Apr. 15. Park, and patties ai Tycoon Rio's Novice Debale iream ' Lake. There are parties .at the journeyed to Ohio Northern Un· KI,anis Youth Camp, and par- iversit' for the State Champion· ties at the Slfiners' Club. Tllerel>hip Tournament on Saturday, lie parties tlial range from Apr. 15. OttePbein College took dorm parties !Haning Hail) and the honors. but Rio's 3-5 record "Sewer" parties (Alpha Mu led them to defeat. among oUr Beta sorority) to dinner parties Iers, rival Ohio State University. aOd Pol~sian psrlies (ArchJIII 1 The Ohio Smail Coiiege Slulraterruty s annual Oul Mai dent Gov'l. Conference Kal). held at Cedarville Colle~e on The IFC, or !Interfraternity ISaturday, April 15 in lhe Council) Is planning a follow- Cedarville College Library. B" '<i up to its recent Ali-Greek Day sides the host school and ~ . on Wednesday. Apr. 12. ThIs representatives of Rio Grande l fiiDow-up party is scheduled for iBaldwin·Wallace College (; . Sullday, May ' If a1 IFC Presi· i Defiance Co~e were repre· II ...;. dent Jim Bitonte's home in Co- •senled. ij' :. lumbu•. Rio's Intramural Basketball • . PLAYS: Teams held a marathon on Sun· ,.- Tloi! oemesler's dramatjc day, Apr. 16 that was scheduled . presentation was a 4'one . act Ito run for over eigilt hours. . l .i'~IY Fes:i~al '~ of _student-writ. I Linda Bau~r, class of '60 and r ~~: Jll06N Per11onals - - - former curnculum cooordin:llor , Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Knoop of Jackson County schools, pr:!.• :. of!funUngton. and Mr. and Mrs. sented a program of folk music '·,AI!IIrew Knopp of Columbus ..,. 1•1 the Mo~day , Aprol 17 meet· lied over the weekend with ing of Roo s SEA. Eva Knopp and other rei· Dr. Russell A. Milliken. As·~·. atires. soc131e Dean of the College of 'Recent dlnner guests of M Education and Director of the '11 11111>f'·:· ...a Mn. T. R. Davis were Re;· Center for International p r ~ ' Mn. Lester Lane. Harbar~ ~ grams, Ohio University, Atheni, l!IJ!I Annette, Mr. and Mrs. John Iwas the guest speaker at the 7 SPICETONE, 4x8 SHEET R.' <lloa•h and Larryray. :p.m.. dmner meetong of the A· I • ,Jir. lnd Mrs. Harvey New-Imencan Assocaat!on of Univer- l Ji!l!ill have returned from a two Isity Women at Roo Grande Col· ': vacation in Florida and Ieae Monday' Apr. 17. D C. While in I WRIO lakes the air! Rio's 1 they visited their . rlosed-clrcuit radio station was 1 ___ 4 5 • Patty. srheduled to begm broadca ~;t I MAHOGANY, 4x8 shett members of the Mason on Monday, April 17. Reception , VIRGINIA LAUAN, 4ll8 sheet 4 5 Church and Mrs. Mae 1will be limited at first to cam- ' CHERRYTONE LAUAN, 4x8 sheet _ 5.00 of Pt. Pleasant, at- ; pus residesce halls. BUTTERNUT P~NKED, 4x8 sheet_ 6.95 tho WSCS State Mission- j Tlte Student Senate's Adop~ Convention on Wheehng. , ed Orphan" campsign has ANTIQUE BIRCH, 4x8 sheet 7.25 from Mason Iped lhe $240 goal as proceed• NATURAL BIRCH, 4x8 sheet 7.25 were Rev. and I' !rom the recent Play · . Mrs. v. .. . Fe!lival" sent the total fund to ! Mrs. Russell Bar- over $300. 'i t.frll. George Carson. Pledging lor Alpha Pill Gam. Mrs. LP.ster Zer· 1rna, a national honorary jour!> ·Marvan Frame. Mro. l al!sm fraternity began this past and Mrs. George 1week. M11on, W. Va. Froo Dollvery a WSCS Mi•·j With a 21·1 victory over C. 773-55s.4 at Milton, darvlll•, Rio's golfers have · 1ed a W ri!<Ord thus far. ~ >.. ' . ; , h1h can bt sa n.t· Joint Meeting 014-H Clubs ·He/t/ Aprr'/11 1'• T·Bone lEI DEilY 19 Ttndtray Tol1teoo KROGER T•Bone 37! I Market Report Tolllm Celery Jumbo 18 Size ea. . •- • • �., ' • ' I '. ' . ' Grande I · Lile · 'J• · Picks U11 r Crown Awarded Miss Miller at .Waha~a:ffigh MASON Jofn. Willler . , ry, Muoo; 'was aceepted as ~ ..,., - PART TWO ten, otudenWIIrecte(l, atudenloo team WBJ lo . meet Moualala new ~ Of the 'week's column de a II acted plays. state College on the Galllpouo lll.,Y 0! ·the ~ ' . t1ij1 spring upturn In soc- TentaUvely .planned lor late LlDka on Monday, Aprll 17 to Fire Dept;, will~· met . fa\, at Rlo with respect to May is a second p....entaUon change lilal r~d. at City llj!D. ; . . 1 ~· .And eoovocatiolls. yet to be ehosen. Among I be The Redman basebell team The »reall!ent. A!rs. Eul we wiU again look at possibllitfes are: Albee's "Who's now bonsts a 4-2 record with gl~. ammune•f that the h• joc!lal upturn, builD a dil· Altald of VIrginia Woolf!," WU- vlclories over Marietta College meetll\rl at Clty•liill will be ,. ~1 llghL Today we will dis- der's "Our Town," and "Life and Oblo VsDey C·:illege .IbiS Wednesdiy, MtY loth, and . / ~ . ~ons esmpus laclll· With Father." past week. A double-beader was be poUuck. · . ~ 11101ies W.rttes and spot · SPORTS EVENTS: to be played against Morebead Contrlbutlolls for the · ·~Is that' 6:ullri~le to the The "Big Three" spriiJI eol- State Unlversil1 on Afurlday, Bake Sale were ;·'~ fun at .. Rlo. leglate sports are rolling at Rio. Apr. 17 on Rio's home field. proceeds will be announced "'lJ~· ELECI'IONS Baseball, golf and track Involve COMING AT RIO· er. Appreciation was extended '¥~ ·<;l!2i.ldlcm campaigning Is un· on the averege, at least one • by aomUary members lor eonat RGC. Posters, signs, event eacb In a single week. The spring pledges of Archon tribulions. lllie.!l! ..,. be seen plaster· WllUe Rio's baseballers a n d fraternity are planning a record The president cllscuased various eye-catcldng toea· golfers have seen eomeptltlve hop on Wednesday, Apr. 19 In lbe group the possibility of ki'OSS tbe campus. T h e action, the thlnclads will n o t Community Hall at 8 p.m. Tbe ing a stand at the M~n urge support of each of hold their first meet until Ap. dance is open to the publlc. Ity Fair. No definlte plans were May Day Queen csndl· ril 25 when they will rup •· Tbe seventeenth issue of the decided upon. ~ ~IJ-.: carolyn Clinton - spon- gains! Unlon College. SMOKE SIGNALS will be sold Hostesses Mrs. · C e c 11 by Circle K; Linda Moore Other meets are scheduled in GalUpolis, on irlday, Apr. 21. Johnson and Mrs. Beulah 'A.tPbi Tau Delta fraternity: with Berea, Wilmington, Cedar- At least two representatives cock served refreshments • ·:~:~~AnnMorgan-Archonfra· l vilie, and Urbana Colleges. from Rio's student budy are Mrs. Earl IIJiles, Mrs. .,, Mill')' Osbourn _ Han- For a complete baseball a.1d planning to fiy to Chicago for a lotte Jenks, Mrs. Kathryn and Nancy Myers- golf schedule, read the sports Republican Convention as · soo, Mrs. Fred Taylor and <iOJumuter~· Club. p•ge of the latest issue of ranged through the Republican addition on Wednesday, SMOKE SIGNALS, Rio's news- State Central and Apr. 19, a Candidate Revie~ paper, ?ow on sale in Gallipol~s Committee, Columbus. l,:_ 1fUl be held al 4:30 p.m.. tn at Davis-Shuler, Gollmgham s Alpha Mu Beta sorority "'• .UIIwu ""--unity Hall at whocb tome •Drug Store, and , Thomas Ciotb- holdi ng a sprmg . ,,orm at at th e • eandldates for the offices of Stu· Jers. Fairgreens Country Club •·nt Body • Stud ent Senate TIDS ... . PAST WEEK AT . RIO• Jackson on Saturday Apr 22 President and Vice . President, . Rio's Student Educatoon Asso' · · MASON _ •·~;~!~~::~~~~:: aad 11 Senate posts will pre· Ciatooo, the SEA. sponsored a The NAPOLEONIC WARS was the theme for the aent their Individual qualifica· field trip on Tuesday,! Apr, 4 to turn to Rio for a Saturday, Apr. at the eomblned meeting of the ,, lion• and platforms to the stu- the Scioto Valley District of Pike 22 dance sponsored by Alpha Hill Blllie and vernon Star deDI budy. candidates for posi- C~ly of the SEA. Ta .. Delta frajernity. Everyone Dusters 4·H clubs, Tuesd•y evelio!IS on the Student Judiciary Fove n~embers of tile SEA IS mv1ted to attend the "re- ning, April lith. "', Council will also participsle. and then' :.tdvoser, Mrs. Len a turn of the WARS." Devotions ,..re .presented '4 ·Banners for these candidate ontos, Assistant Professor of ·• officers of lbe Hlll · Billie then, will join tho~ for M , Ed\!1'3tion: at~ed .the South· Darlene Sblflet, Roxanne i ·,Day Queen & wiii remain po• · ,ea.tlt>IStnCl Convention at Muslis. Karen Froendt and ed·lhrough the Friday, Apr. 21 1kmgum College on Sunday, Apr. Crookllam. ·prbnary elections and the Fn·~· Jay Karshner, pr~ident of J'T. PLEASANT The two clubs then diolded to ' •-·, April 28 final election for to's SEA, was nom. mated for tlielr own separate _, -' f o t I ""'' V Pr s UVESTOCK SALES 'co-. 1 I!Je student body offices a.~ or ~ a e ' r,~ ce · c · meetings. 1M 1967 May Day Queen. odent: ' and Paula Cleo: also PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. The Hill Billies discussed and . CAMPUS FACllfflES: of Rio s SEA, was nommated Satutday, Aprllll, 1967 to change lhe date ~! As lbe spring fever >preads lfm S~ale SEA Secretary. HUGS - 175 to 220 16.75 their publio meeting to April acrsoss the ca.mpus. the enter· I Rio s IFC sponsored an All -~17.25; Heavies Hto 16.25; . 28th. An interesting program tainmenl facihhes at Roo be· ~reek Day on Wednesday,. Apr. 14.25 lo 16.75 ; Fat Sows 14 and refreshments are promised rome i~cretsinJIY popuiaf. The t. that formally began wolh • ' 116.10; Boars 10 to 12.75; to the invited public. Colleges pOo>"room. tocaled '" ti p.m. dinner that ~as foUow .d 7 to 13; Stock Shoal; 19 to When the Vernon Star Dust.. !be baS'menl of Holzer Hall he- by an aii.()reek d.scussoon on I CATILE - Steers 18 50 ers joined the Hill Billles again comes a favorite hangout, OS ilhe need of and the future of an 122.10; Heifers 16.25 to. 21.10; for lhe program. the gu e s I does lhe ne~)Y redecorated Stu· IFC at . Roo. At 8.30 p.m. Fat Cows 14.60 to 1~.60 ; spel!ker, Miss Barbara clent Center. ll1 Center, dan: d~nce •as hel4. f~r lhe ners 13 to 15.50; Bulls 21.25 , Sbe gave a talk on "Hair clng: snacitn(: walchmg coin. Wtih Pere SpsnUls. 23.10 : Milk Cows 115 to 155; Skin Care." the highlight of 1V: playing bridge. e~chre. or . pr ov ldmg the musl~. Stock Cows and Calves 160 talk was when one membt!r, other card ga!"!" o~ JUSt par· Ir On Th~rsday, April, 13, 232.50; Stock Steers 20.50 ShiDet, volunteered llclpshn m bUll ~eSSJonS hvens ,onvocatoon Seroes 24.50; Stock Heifers 19.10 to . !he scene , , · :. 'The Ibe roan Dance Stock St C , . 7'• 1 d. f eer aves . I a recep llve au oence 0 MOVIES: t0 30 IO· St k H 'f ~ahres ... . f . h. as ,std'·nd oc eoeru u en~...;; a ~rea res1'dts en . lS.?S .to, 22 .?S. 111 e commg o spnn~ And SPRING. TIME · bo:ought 1-h(l.al three folm i Repr,esen~l1ves from !VEAL CALVES_ Tops GO TOGETHER preoentaliol\1! the year by the iSMOHE Sn,NALS altendef Sec d 32 UO· Med' '!1 25 FOR ALL THE t!GC Film·'); ' ely. On Friday, Oh(o College i'(ewspaper 'c · • & IUHm . · n 291 0: ommon · "Th G. w d · Co t'. eavoes · F.foMlLY 1 1 Mat. 17, e ,1ven or 1a110n nven JOn a ·~ to 32 40· Cull 20 25 t0 24: • was shown, to,, 1oe fotlow<d >y 1opher Inn in Columbus on · ' ' · to "Bonjour 'l'tillbse" on Friday. day, April14 and Saturday, Apr. F . b k Aiask h April 7. Corili/t on Fridat,' Apr. 15. •· the a:~~e~ seaSO:' bus ers 21 will be the final presentation 1 Al the Arlington Arms Motel b li b th 1 ~ f ' of the year, "Orpheus." Iir Columbus on tbe same week· a .~ ~arne Y ~1 1 0 PART!f;S: end, April 14 and 15, seven ;:;' g sun annu Y on e,..,.Jllll1· Sfntlnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., April 18, 1967. be demonstrated ow, for thejpreeeded relres~. ~i!<t way to t~ase one's hair. who participated, . ' ' ;were Carol)'!} Sbell, Mike ., Jlodaers and ·m . · .·.:-:~· • \ Kroger ·Priced Means Lowered Price·. t . ' .'· " ! = .. .. ,. .. , .... . FOAM SOLE · .RUBBER ·zQitt SANDALS .. OPPOSITE MARK V SUPER MKT., MIDDLEPORT ' ..••. KEDS nME ° $2.99 $6.50 1 ALUMINUM FRAME PATIO CHAIRS .67 5·Web Bock end Bottom Kroger's Double Sweepa.takes BINGO l'ABLE RADIOS Spring Offer On Pre-Finished WAL~ PANELING 1' APRIL _, "t.t· PRICES: $J.60 HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY w. ·>.. ,' , '. ,• • ... .'l Ttndtrrt lrtnd ..., ••• n., othlr be.f 11 NON 6 CHAISE LOUNGE $1.11 · lt'""lt Uqukl Right Guard Starch 57c Discount p,;.. Mens Short Sleeve .2 DRESS SHIRTS Leather Sandals Ironing CANVAS SNEAKERS SM-M·L Whlfi & Col~ -; : ''· Never Need I I, 3 ' / Mlo1lll 1 • ~. WEST BEND COFFEE PERCOLATOR MFG. SALE HOUSEHOLD · PLASTIC WARES • Nopkln Holdort Asst. Colors 72" WlDE NYLON NET Reg. 29c • Feeder Dishes eDust Pons eSoda Gloss eCutlory Troy e Butter Dlsh11 eSink Strainers ,.............. 35c FOAM BED 24x45 HI·Lo Cotton Loop PILLOWS THROW RUGS Gold Medal Plain& S.R. Pecan Sandies ·.a. ac Asst. Colors . . .00 - """ .,. _.. 49c .. Sociables ·. 43c ... ········· ~... ~ els €algOA . . B~CK 37c •. pq. ., ..... _ .. , . ... ·(~ViiS llichnut Strained c Orange-Juiee .2 •,,.... :·25c l•n ea ' . . l : 'acht, n,oaorailt "l. .< ·' . Treet ~ . \ ,-·h ,... lila ·~ .. ·····~ '69.'e LyS'olSpraY I ... ·. ,. , Fl•ve~rs ,... ~ .>j~~;?.i~L:' '' •••• • 2·· ..;;~,fie~·:,;,.·.·. . • • • • • • • • • ' . · ~Ill': - . •"-{_1''1 . . Morton Attorttd Frozen Frvlt Pies ....... 3 Colgate ... ··~~r 68c Cold p· . Eggs ......·• ,.....,..... W/PRII 3to bolito Colgoto "tat" )i ' \ 71'1-or, pkgo. •• ~ • • ClotcbiJ fl. 1H Lith! ChUJtk Tuna _3 No. v. cant 89c K,.....lrond quort 55c 1 :::· $1.09 Beef Stew ___ 2 ~::· 89c Homfl. Milk __ T;:,.P•k 89c Pdtatoes !!; jl" '• . . . I • c; BroccQ(i Cuts oi-'. Cut Corn I Yr. Old 2 Yr. Old Azaleas· • • •• 69c •••• fmh 16 stu • • ••••• • • '""' Strawberri~ 98c .... 39c ,.. Mlchlpn . 39c Peat._. .. . sj),; .~ 79c. ~~ Tomatoes_ Sph~t••m Pascal ea. Cherry ,tnt • . • ; II ~~ ' ' ,;U: 10-oz. pkgs. ea. .~ l' t; lb. can ~.anHnt ' ·V IVIf'Y pacht• of Kropr'1 frvltt and ¥11 '. tables, "tltd by kngtr'l clear pl11flc film Cr:sPa ··, must be tunrlst-fnth when VCIU lluy lt. It you lrt not complt~ly lllilfied, Kroger will rtPIICI your Item w nfun• your lftfney. . ~ '' . -, 3 Krotor Chill W/hono or Twin Pops ~- 12 ,. 59c Idaho Shorte No.2% .~. g·· ' Snowdrift Cocktail --- ••• 29c. Krogtr lr1ncf v .' Dtl Monli Frull Trl PICOr "~•, • Spotllghl lnolonl Coffee---·- .:<~~~91q .. ll'ft. , ~oo ... $1 . ..... :;:; 9tf!''. . . 1i Dtto,....l • • • krottr Sandwich or Buttercrvst ._ niH . r, • KI"Ofler Burtd. lce Milk ~r· J Peat ___ 7 ;::· $3.,8 . · ~~,~ ·" "J:~ ', . 4 Sausage ., '""" ~ ' ador."'rflo. -,~'ill ""!"· c.... ·lt1p•Miman Country Stylt / '' • ·~ Vie Applesauce . :,. • ayonna1se . · 89c . ~t·s· : c': •'· Sherbet. .... .. 59c Pineapple ••• "''4' ·.· -""·'- I ...... lllcll' .. . ·MEN , -~ POPULAR STYLE . ~·..;.;;;;;;;.;.·.;;;Cia~lo;;.;;rs._'·.~.,~· ,. ' Armour Z-roll pkgs• Boys Asst. HENLEY I. ··~:$1-.99 • SWEAT '-. ~~.0...... . ,Q._.. .... Betty Crocker A11orted Armour Mayonnaise __ each WALKING SHORTS Big K Cake· Bounty Assorte•d & Decorator F r Bread . _. _... _4 ~ Full.Sill And M.ny Others cyd 'Citeez.Jts • :sHREDDED ·. . ·' .I l\) ;;,,~·,: Assorted Fl.!l't'Orl K10111< Grillo A Medium - COffee • 3 . .. $2.33 Size 5-6-7 . ~;... lb. 2.,1:,_79c c .. ,, . MM y ~ ' MnwOII ....... RAYON PANTIES Ttndlray ,.. IDiir Ladies' White & Assorted Tenderay lb. ' "' . Oran,e Juice ·.,94 .. •, lb. ... 89c . .'.'.' ',' ·"1 \ ' Kr,..r Qvollty 43c ' eNATURA( LEATHER . . .' lb. . Margarme '\ Thrifty lb. ' Sirloin Bontl"' llut- ' 79c lb. Roast ......49c ,L~g-0-Lamb .. . 79c 99c Buckel Steaks Tip Roast ••••• 99c Roll Roast · Softener .._.. ...........-39c ITALIAN STYLE ... 49c Sliced Bacon _.. __ _ Thrifty· Brood ...., , Fobrlo LADIES IMPORTED PERM-PRESS WHITE 9 CUP SIZE Bologna -·-·- Sirloin Steak·~- · 89c lb. . ~- Mi)-er. 22nd Dopoolt ytor ontry blonk ,_ fer lllo Grond PitH l...,potokto Drowf.. lo bo hold II 1M loci ot Doublo Sw-toktt liftll. Tho Orond Pria ls 1 ll1p lor two lo N.. Yori< Cfty, REG. $1.00 Sl~E REG. $2.00 SIZE CLAIROL ss:99 .. $1.09 . Ground Round _... A"""'r or Sucller All Mill PI~• To.New York: EASY Summer Blonde .. Kroger Quality Krogu Qvollty Cube Steak wtN; FREE Trip For Two FOLDING CHECK THESE LOWER Thrifty . I Kroger Qvollty .ENDS SAT. 1 +- · ,. . ; '• : urlllv tender. THE SHOE BOX . When lha wO(d "party" ts' m'mbers of Rio's SEA •:~·ntJ. Iiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i mentioned. Miyone get.s into !"' the State SEA Convention. !he act. There are organized Archon fraternity held s · '' parUes. and unorgani2ed par· w•sh at Conger's Sohio Station ties. There ar~ Pl!<lies al Cora in Jackson on Saturday, Apr. 15. Park, and patties ai Tycoon Rio's Novice Debale iream ' Lake. There are parties .at the journeyed to Ohio Northern Un· KI,anis Youth Camp, and par- iversit' for the State Champion· ties at the Slfiners' Club. Tllerel>hip Tournament on Saturday, lie parties tlial range from Apr. 15. OttePbein College took dorm parties !Haning Hail) and the honors. but Rio's 3-5 record "Sewer" parties (Alpha Mu led them to defeat. among oUr Beta sorority) to dinner parties Iers, rival Ohio State University. aOd Pol~sian psrlies (ArchJIII 1 The Ohio Smail Coiiege Slulraterruty s annual Oul Mai dent Gov'l. Conference Kal). held at Cedarville Colle~e on The IFC, or !Interfraternity ISaturday, April 15 in lhe Council) Is planning a follow- Cedarville College Library. B" '<i up to its recent Ali-Greek Day sides the host school and ~ . on Wednesday. Apr. 12. ThIs representatives of Rio Grande l fiiDow-up party is scheduled for iBaldwin·Wallace College (; . Sullday, May ' If a1 IFC Presi· i Defiance Co~e were repre· II ...;. dent Jim Bitonte's home in Co- •senled. ij' :. lumbu•. Rio's Intramural Basketball • . PLAYS: Teams held a marathon on Sun· ,.- Tloi! oemesler's dramatjc day, Apr. 16 that was scheduled . presentation was a 4'one . act Ito run for over eigilt hours. . l .i'~IY Fes:i~al '~ of _student-writ. I Linda Bau~r, class of '60 and r ~~: Jll06N Per11onals - - - former curnculum cooordin:llor , Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Knoop of Jackson County schools, pr:!.• :. of!funUngton. and Mr. and Mrs. sented a program of folk music '·,AI!IIrew Knopp of Columbus ..,. 1•1 the Mo~day , Aprol 17 meet· lied over the weekend with ing of Roo s SEA. Eva Knopp and other rei· Dr. Russell A. Milliken. As·~·. atires. soc131e Dean of the College of 'Recent dlnner guests of M Education and Director of the '11 11111>f'·:· ...a Mn. T. R. Davis were Re;· Center for International p r ~ ' Mn. Lester Lane. Harbar~ ~ grams, Ohio University, Atheni, l!IJ!I Annette, Mr. and Mrs. John Iwas the guest speaker at the 7 SPICETONE, 4x8 SHEET R.' <lloa•h and Larryray. :p.m.. dmner meetong of the A· I • ,Jir. lnd Mrs. Harvey New-Imencan Assocaat!on of Univer- l Ji!l!ill have returned from a two Isity Women at Roo Grande Col· ': vacation in Florida and Ieae Monday' Apr. 17. D C. While in I WRIO lakes the air! Rio's 1 they visited their . rlosed-clrcuit radio station was 1 ___ 4 5 • Patty. srheduled to begm broadca ~;t I MAHOGANY, 4x8 shett members of the Mason on Monday, April 17. Reception , VIRGINIA LAUAN, 4ll8 sheet 4 5 Church and Mrs. Mae 1will be limited at first to cam- ' CHERRYTONE LAUAN, 4x8 sheet _ 5.00 of Pt. Pleasant, at- ; pus residesce halls. BUTTERNUT P~NKED, 4x8 sheet_ 6.95 tho WSCS State Mission- j Tlte Student Senate's Adop~ Convention on Wheehng. , ed Orphan" campsign has ANTIQUE BIRCH, 4x8 sheet 7.25 from Mason Iped lhe $240 goal as proceed• NATURAL BIRCH, 4x8 sheet 7.25 were Rev. and I' !rom the recent Play · . Mrs. v. .. . Fe!lival" sent the total fund to ! Mrs. Russell Bar- over $300. 'i t.frll. George Carson. Pledging lor Alpha Pill Gam. Mrs. LP.ster Zer· 1rna, a national honorary jour!> ·Marvan Frame. Mro. l al!sm fraternity began this past and Mrs. George 1week. M11on, W. Va. Froo Dollvery a WSCS Mi•·j With a 21·1 victory over C. 773-55s.4 at Milton, darvlll•, Rio's golfers have · 1ed a W ri!<Ord thus far. ~ >.. ' . ; , h1h can bt sa n.t· Joint Meeting 014-H Clubs ·He/t/ Aprr'/11 1'• T·Bone lEI DEilY 19 Ttndtray Tol1teoo KROGER T•Bone 37! I Market Report Tolllm Celery Jumbo 18 Size ea. . •- • • �i ,I - •' t . '' > • I ·' ". ' ,t ' • '• . ' '• ,, ; ' - ' ' " - ' ' _\ ~ . \ ' NEWS . 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Many obeervers oald the, loonder of VIetnam. freedom, civil rights, family bo r d e r Demilitarized Zone I sn¢cesll of the prow-am Is Ky's pronouncement formed life, honor, welfare state I DMZ) and generally de- \ perhaps .the best barometer of the clearest, most detailed list benefits, the right to hold public escalate the war In steps how the war . against the\of government vows to delecoffice and even a "prominent leading to peace. 1Co~unist guerrllas is ~lng. tors. Meanwhile, Allied forces \ station In socle)y." Tbe South Vietnamese Chleu\ U.S. officials have beeo batUed the as yet unconvmced , Ky's bid for higher level Hoi or "Open Arms" defection lobbying Ky for montha to Communists. I . . expand the program, lo offer Amerit1ln troops pounded defectors- two lieutenant colo-1program has . netted ~.000 more ln""ntlves. Clearly, Y.y Communist positions on nl!ls are the highest ranking/ persons alnce 111631 government! asreed. He Issued the new sides of the . 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' GREEN BEANS • SHELLIE BEANS .. .PORK & BEANS • ~": 10c c 12 o:z. can ·_ GELATIN-pks. 303 . cans ' 303 cans ' MARGARINE····· Slu Table Queen NOdDLE SOUP . • .. MARGARINE BREAD · ' ' 1-lb. VIENNA SAUSAGE .. •., .. • .} ·"J <. " ) Na~Br•nd I · I. SU:Q4R Soz. can 14oz. CATSUP • • .. - - bots• Miracle Whip C SALAD · · DRESSING • • • • qt• I ORANGE JUICE .... • • • .. ' F• , '· 'r F MARKET· Open Daily 9 to 9:30.Sun.12 to·9:30 (formerly Evans Super Market) MID ancl Sclcond Sts. PHONE: 992-3480 "Welelerve The Right To Umlt QuuWe~" . MID~It.T, O. ' ! I ' With :ftle P!lrch•• ' t ....7.Gili• ,_ ., I' • . . . .. r ·, ·;:• . . ,."' ;..,,, • c APPLE SAUCE CANS . 1 I 303 1 • CHOCOLATE .. 21b. can ,· •· ·SUPER ' ' , . • ' "'I !~,li•' t '-) ' I -• j I! I ' StOKELY'S • ' \ ~ •• \ · · POW·E·R ' I ' •. QUIK .co.L·o· ' '' ) ,• ~- lb l-Ib. pkgs. _Stokely's ~oun ' ' ' ...,..,. pkg. cans · ' YELLOW NESTLES 10oz. cHICKEN qt. 5 ~. ONIONS No.2 cans C.mpbells . l ' ·,- c· La~ HOMESTEAD stalk GRAPEFRUIT~t BLUE BONNET jars ·. ' Florida 3 o:r. ' SUNDAY ONLYI ·": TOMATOES Cherry Lemon, Raspberry, Strawberry ·, Royal Hunts < . Red Ripe Smucker'a lllackllerry, II lack Ra1pblrry; Gl~lj>l F CELERY ·..... -.. can VanCamp "''· ""' · Fresh Crisp F • Stokely's *' "·ln... SATURDAY ONLYI lb. 8 oz. Pkgs. AI Regular PritH Chase & Sanborn Reg. or Drip • JUICES - - - - - ~".:' 10c CUSTOM CANNED POP~~.... _-.,-- .." lOc • ' MUSHROOM SOUP ' sse:· \ LillY'S FROZEN Campbell's and ••n 10c - - - - - . , - - .•1.. ~RMOURS 1-lb. pkgs. c AfniQUfl CHEWING GUM _ _ 3 pkp.lOc ..lhlOc NAPKINS - - - - POTTED MEAT "_· _ _ . PINK SALMON .. - AllOR TID .39 lb. FRENCH CITY LUNCH MEAT ~:: 10c - ~·; ' NORTHIRN 50 Ground -Peef • • .. STEAKS - - - 79c Whitney pkp. , J, .. CHARCOAL Sib. l(X I<OOl AID - - - 3 10c FAN°0Y BARS: _ _ __ 1Qc fo'AP FRESH lb. RIB MARGARINE • • • ALLFLAVW'' ron CHICKEN NOODLE con TOMATO SAUCE _....___ YOUR CHOICE I' • '' .:' 10c s:rOKILY'S FLAVORS ' Parkay MUSHROOM SAUCE 10C 4 69c \ ,.;11 DAWN PRESH ROME BEAUTY APPLES • lb. R.ED RADISHES -· - • - pkg. CABBAGE - - • - • • • . lb. CARROTS • ·• • • • • Bunch GREEN ONIONS • • Bunch MANGOES .. • • • .. • each s lb. ' :~: lOc WHITE HOMINY ' pkg. I WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE lUSH'S FROZEN HUNI!'I HAMS - - • ENGLisH Ro·Asr ~~ s·. !Gr lb. !' lOc DICED BEETS . 10 99c 39t SANDWICHES - 99 lb. S]- .f;l. I ' lb. ROUND ROAST FRENCH CITY SUCHERS CANNED ' ' cBoneless center ROAST~:~ lb. RIB ROAST - - 69c LARD ~-,-----· BUSH'S CHUCK HAM lb. . . ~i . CHUCK ROAST ZSc BACON ·- - - 4Sc STANDING OCTOBER BEANS _ _ .:' lOc NAVY BEANS lb. ·BOLOGNA BUSH'S • M•rtha White ' - - - - - - ' Sl1e PIECE STOKELY'S '\ F1mily SHOWBOAT _ ' Blade Cut ROSEDALE BACON ._ ' RED KIDNEY .BEANS !' lOc BUSH'S ., PINTO BEANS _ _ -"' _.': lOc CORN MUFFIN MIX, pkg. • • _, t SALT - - - - - - "" 10c' SHOWIOAT PORK & BEANS ___ !'10c . ~ ' lb. • . .•. lb. .. • .. .. . ~ .. ' JOWL lUSH'S CORNBREAD MIX, pkg. • • ROOT BEER - ~ Sucher'• Roll SPAGHml _ _ _. . . . .,'. ·.:, !'10c • Martha White MILK ... PIC::NI£S STIRLING bots. Bush's . ·' BAC,ON • • • • .. ' 9,.. c ' 69c J7c · ~~~· J 9c · SAUSAGE - • • Martha White • ..... With The Purch11e of'IO.OO or More at Mark V 14oz. . . "'\} French City • ' I .• -- lb. A. B. C. . .ePUDDING ' ... ~ I ' TEA BAGS - 1~: < k "-_~........ ' ;;~;ERS .•• ·••• ~~nt p 9· FIRE SIDE !' •' ·_ . ' . ' ·•. ( I ' Fresh Whole .' 't I, I Super Market's ~- i' t t,.<.. . ' ·. . , /- ' '' I ' 'j ' ' ·~ ,\ <'- j �.. ' .I I .j 12-DIIIY Seollne~ l'omeroy..MI4Clleport, u., April 11, , ....7, ' I !tftNS • liftat'" Pomerov r. ' l I •• • '. .. -- ' ' IAIINEY GOOGLI ll'cl SNUFFY SMITH •• ~ ~ '' ~---··· ' ' . ..... . ROBIN MALONI ' Motor ·.co. ' • ~· $181 39YU. ln. vi eoiiUeoturti(l Hy4flfuatlc tnuit. viJllntefldl', gooo llfes, beater, !ltiJ flfilob, ~~ial lfN CHEVItiloft Bi.Uyne 4 D<ltf 1961 Gt41\IV II SlMI 4 l:laer Soti•H · ··- · ;6t• ioeliladt owbet and toW ttttlfO~t, liWft ~fiji, 8 ttL enilJie, -~ II Ml &; ntk automatic trans., fitUtl lttd ~tit. A t:w'jilti NICI&l PIOI"• •• DICK 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Ait 2 Door - - - - $295 6 cyl. engine, td. !.tali!. Ileal~, 6tit ti"net '' CALL llAWUNIH . • I ltlwiJttl* H&lllll hl•i · w\o t-2m ' .. ,MtOOLEPiillt eMil I IAqiATOR SERVICE MR. BTF'SPLK.. '>OUNOWHAV~ AN INCOME OF A B1T OVER 100 MILLIOI<I A 0/S.;f !." Ali NIW ft1lllal~ silep eear eftuek •t411tor Core eB.~IIdozer .Ally T~jlo · KEITH GOBLE FORD ' HEATING I WY 2-2196 AIR CPNDITIONING By ART SANSOM Mlcldliporl, 0. I I, nEE ~hone m.3tt4 or m-23+5 Pomeroy, 0. '· WlNNlE WINKLE Just eather au your winter g~rments and stoH tbem With us. No mor~ elooeta lnsUrlnce '"UmiloiMi:E'IMUaiW.'beeii [I cramped with lll!ujed el9tb ~uToMOBILE Insurance ing. Nil int.1Rllln~, sbl'tlbt1, lancelied? Lost your opera~ ~~Mf @tSfllC:t~ ~~Y or's Ucense? CaU WY '3-2966. thing you oend is beautifully 1 u cleaned safel7,1dintured ~nd ==-=--...,--,.carefully sto" . Jll\l@tjl Item GET A quotallon from- REV· rre'Ji(!"'~'ed when rHl' ~all 1'tsR INSUI!A14CE AGENt:Y fof • "lliJIIn pi!)' I lbll i!>ft. ••tore _ •..,.. ""'" No ll illli dffi;tl.!. l!lf lt'bm "" '~"""' ,uw mo I iihlf i~lt lroill Ill~!(, auto Insurance. We may be Bring them In or cell for able lo save you oioney. Pick Up & Dtliver.v 5er· 1 z tic viet 'hene 11!-~!43 . FOfCARRIER~ 9 to 1 a.m. River .News Allfh Lee King .ntact Faye Manley ~HJIEIDER ABC Cleaners • .. M(QDLEPORT. Bv HOWIE aHIIthe Stardustors Eaglet & Ou8tts lute ..111 . Middleport ' ' 11 0 f. o I'll nrop the lam~ down so':; we kin • see ! OANEE EAGLES CLUB faiDAY APitU. 21 9tola.m. tihitie ioogle ontl ti~~cld,;g V•ll•y . Rembl~, " LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Eagles and Guests AW, I AIN't t-Id ~AACV CdOI<; BUT t I N011CED Y'DIDN'r SEND NOt-i~ ~. Hospital News • '"' 1' '' " •' - and unturnlohe<l Close 1o oc!honl. 99!-5434. 10 11 u. ' ...... ........ ................... . . .'' " " .. . - J •• ,, • I 'I I .. . ·.. ' .. . .. .. -- . . �.. ' .I I .j 12-DIIIY Seollne~ l'omeroy..MI4Clleport, u., April 11, , ....7, ' I !tftNS • liftat'" Pomerov r. ' l I •• • '. .. -- ' ' IAIINEY GOOGLI ll'cl SNUFFY SMITH •• ~ ~ '' ~---··· ' ' . ..... . ROBIN MALONI ' Motor ·.co. ' • ~· $181 39YU. ln. vi eoiiUeoturti(l Hy4flfuatlc tnuit. viJllntefldl', gooo llfes, beater, !ltiJ flfilob, ~~ial lfN CHEVItiloft Bi.Uyne 4 D<ltf 1961 Gt41\IV II SlMI 4 l:laer Soti•H · ··- · ;6t• ioeliladt owbet and toW ttttlfO~t, liWft ~fiji, 8 ttL enilJie, -~ II Ml &; ntk automatic trans., fitUtl lttd ~tit. A t:w'jilti NICI&l PIOI"• •• DICK 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Ait 2 Door - - - - $295 6 cyl. engine, td. !.tali!. Ileal~, 6tit ti"net '' CALL llAWUNIH . • I ltlwiJttl* H&lllll hl•i · w\o t-2m ' .. ,MtOOLEPiillt eMil I IAqiATOR SERVICE MR. BTF'SPLK.. '>OUNOWHAV~ AN INCOME OF A B1T OVER 100 MILLIOI<I A 0/S.;f !." Ali NIW ft1lllal~ silep eear eftuek •t411tor Core eB.~IIdozer .Ally T~jlo · KEITH GOBLE FORD ' HEATING I WY 2-2196 AIR CPNDITIONING By ART SANSOM Mlcldliporl, 0. I I, nEE ~hone m.3tt4 or m-23+5 Pomeroy, 0. '· WlNNlE WINKLE Just eather au your winter g~rments and stoH tbem With us. No mor~ elooeta lnsUrlnce '"UmiloiMi:E'IMUaiW.'beeii [I cramped with lll!ujed el9tb ~uToMOBILE Insurance ing. Nil int.1Rllln~, sbl'tlbt1, lancelied? Lost your opera~ ~~Mf @tSfllC:t~ ~~Y or's Ucense? CaU WY '3-2966. thing you oend is beautifully 1 u cleaned safel7,1dintured ~nd ==-=--...,--,.carefully sto" . Jll\l@tjl Item GET A quotallon from- REV· rre'Ji(!"'~'ed when rHl' ~all 1'tsR INSUI!A14CE AGENt:Y fof • "lliJIIn pi!)' I lbll i!>ft. ••tore _ •..,.. ""'" No ll illli dffi;tl.!. l!lf lt'bm "" '~"""' ,uw mo I iihlf i~lt lroill Ill~!(, auto Insurance. We may be Bring them In or cell for able lo save you oioney. Pick Up & Dtliver.v 5er· 1 z tic viet 'hene 11!-~!43 . FOfCARRIER~ 9 to 1 a.m. River .News Allfh Lee King .ntact Faye Manley ~HJIEIDER ABC Cleaners • .. M(QDLEPORT. Bv HOWIE aHIIthe Stardustors Eaglet & Ou8tts lute ..111 . Middleport ' ' 11 0 f. o I'll nrop the lam~ down so':; we kin • see ! OANEE EAGLES CLUB faiDAY APitU. 21 9tola.m. tihitie ioogle ontl ti~~cld,;g V•ll•y . Rembl~, " LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Eagles and Guests AW, I AIN't t-Id ~AACV CdOI<; BUT t I N011CED Y'DIDN'r SEND NOt-i~ ~. Hospital News • '"' 1' '' " •' - and unturnlohe<l Close 1o oc!honl. 99!-5434. 10 11 u. ' ...... ........ ................... . . .'' " " .. . - J •• ,, • I 'I I .. . ·.. ' .. . .. .. -- . . �' .. •'' .. , r ' '!he ~··would 11M !Itt ne. lt_:'~n.~ · n!y~Sell~tln~e~l,-~~~~~~o~··~A~p~rU~~~~91oo· loraliot) order If the moc;at11111 "matee au UDclue herdablp'' credit uniQDS . would ralee tWin!! aud modlly nile. apln:; on the license•. limit on uosecured loana perpel•illles. ·, . ,: Currently, . auch revocation ill $300 to fi,OOO; permit a loan Bills were tnfliduced 1!1 jlw lor ona year and no application fleer, ralller than the Ml ·to 'raise the .pay of' tH· for '> a license from · a person committee, to approve loans: of state, audil<)r •. ' .....te Pondering Emergency Teacher Bill if1;J..IBS B. BLAND ~ Ohio Senate. l'fell JDienlau-1 The H<>use • approved mea~=~!~~ (UP!) - An sure w o u I d enable scbool blU to belp boards to hire a reUred teachabortage In Ohio for a !ull semester as a be eoualdered today regular teacher, removing the present limitation on the DUID· ber of days a retired teacher may work. A retired teacher currently cau work only 59 days per school year without losing Ns State Teachers Retirement Syg. tern pension benefits. This ))Ill would boost that total to 100 days per school year, making II more attractive to re!Ired teachers, who could '-·· empl ...,. draw their pensions. • 'nall.OD' Discrnm ill Amves • m • comnn'tlee . ~~ · "1 I . .•. ,: ;:,~•. · <.' ~UMBUS (UPI) - The . -~~'. . · liuluatry and Labor Com"~~ · ' · received Tuesday night ''· a subcommittee a substi· · -~ biD to implement Into law .., '~' .' . covemor's executive order ~ ,..~ discrimination in hir· ·; :"" ~ · lor public works construe. -~ ~ contracts. ~~, . :. 1bt IUbstitute bill wao soft· ,,.: , ~ 1n 111 application both to ' ~ .· lb. UDloos aud w the contrac- ,_,,,.._, an • .,...- worowou by a 11011 • complylng employer to be pald .out of the lund's surplus if bJa employer falls to pay an a1!11l'd within 10 days. Rep. John A. Galbraith, RMaumee, the aponsor, asld this would give the elalm~l the money when he needed 11 most, rather than having to wait per· ha_ps as long as two years after inJury· • ·tin. An actiJar)' for the Work· ';, · · ·Qullnctors were given a lit· men's Compensation Bureau /~'"''·ltlt more time 1n which to com- said a claimant usually dOPS -;;,, .. PI; with provisions of the law. not have enough money to p~r•' 'l'be Ohio Civil Rights com- sue _through the courts a cl81m ' lllllaalGI1 was eliminated as n agamsl a oon • complying com· . ·~e agent for an Bggrieved p~ny and he looks to the co~ , ,_, .party, leaving it to a complain- ~mss10n to pay htm for the tn· 1 • '·, .. 4111& to brlog his complaint to JUry. . ·. lbe attention of the slate tow<> The bureau tries to collect rlr:"sbip, county, municipal cor- from the employer,. but the . . • ~n, school board or other cla~mant get• nothing m the 1;-, i\illbllllental entity awarding meantime. , lba ClOiltract or to file an action The bill would allow munedl· Iii' 'eaurt. ate payment to the claimant , :~ .., '1be contracting psrty, that is and put the onus of collecting . :; t{lt llate, etc., bas authority' to from tile employer on the bu· 1, "-~ all or part oft, be con- _re_au_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ Inlet or suspend it if it finds II Hockin M d .,_ I 'dlelmlnation. e g, r. a n run. · · : Provlsloa Eliminated Maynard B~ of Chester, Mrs. ' ' Abo eliminated was tile pro- Murray Hopkins, and Mr, aud : .Ji!CII that the contracting par· Mrs. Lonnie Childers of Daylj ·could when it deemed it in ton. lbt ~ interest to do so Mrs. Eulah Swan visited last ' 1!.llva all or part of the require: week ln. Parkersburg with her , , IIJIIIt thai the contractor or grandchildren, Mr. and Mro. ~I actor use only hlrlog Lmdsey Lyons ffl, and Mr. aud who had ;iven written Mrs. Lawrence Hasbergan. She ·' . . . _ o1 compliance with also. visited other relatives in· ·, • anti • cllJcrlmlnation agree- eluding, Mrs. Nora Pickering, •. ,. Jillal.' who Is 96 years old, and Mr. I' -lulriluted lor It was a state· and Mrs. Kenneth Biram and ' • ~ that •'labor contracls Mr. and Mrs. Roas Biram. wblcb ucludo DOD. whites are Mr. aud Mrs. Floyd Spence a,Piut publle policy." of Pomeroy were Sunday alterOimmllteeOtalrman H. Den· noon guests of her sister, Mr. • Dum!ey, R • Medina, said and Mrs. Gerald Violet. be ~ ·iet a date for a fur. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcldes lber -~ oa the oubaUtute called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert MIL ;. Dorst a recent Sunday evening. eaaQI!lttee also took tes- Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey and ~Gil. a pair of bULs deal· family had as recent Sunday ·lui wllh till Workmen's C.m· dinner guests his brother aud P"'Yilm AI!!. Dannley lndlcat· sister, W. W. Halsey and Mrs. td 110 actton ~,..!»" taken Frances Jaccaud and her broth~.cy. ~·_.~everal er-IIHaw, Mr. and Mrs .. Dale elhlr ldlls 011 lbe iiiitter also Jaccaud of Delaware, Ohio. would be conal<tered as part of Mrs. Arnold Dean of Torch a pickage ol leplalion. was a guest Thursday of Mrs. Secaad btarlng was given to Kenoeth Griffith. Calling on tha ·a Jftii08I) to locrease Work· Griffiths that ~ening were Mr. liMD'I Compensation benefits, and Mrs. Harold Roberts of with Jobo Senn of the Ohio Vienna, W. Va. CltiJIIbor of Commerce the only Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ha,.. 'llltaeu. bergan, who have been living at ,s.- aald hla group felt the Parkersburg, have moved their llcnut wu •almost certain to trailer to the home of her par· Ill f111ctef." but felt there enLs. Mr. aud Mrs. L. L. Lyons ~ ba a ttablenlng of some and will come here to live soon. ~ to help offset the ••· Mrs. Maxine Chapman return· . . . ' ~ mlllion a year in- ed home after spending the ci'u .. ID eosts to employers. winter at Akron, Columbus and (aJ-7 dllml New Matamoras with her ·;an. lint hearing wu a daughters. o,- If passed by the Senate, the blll goes to the governor and will become law when be slgDS II. This would give scbool boardll ample Ume to contact retired teachers for the 11811 school year. The bill Is one of three slated for a Boor vote by the Senate. Drlver'o LleeDIO Rill The House has four bills for VOle. the most far ·reaching proposal In regard to revoca. _ •pers Plains . up • 'ety News • . :~·------;<; , IIJ,Mn. E..q. llrletlet , · fte Women'o Society of Servlce ol the Metho- Otan:ll wt Thursday al...~:·~- at the church annex IIJ: members present. The lor the program were q'i;b~Forty Days on Earth •1 Woode were l!lflell, Mr. and of Alfred, ~Pbj;Mr;;,a. Onelta .., Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. C.le lb. 69c U. S. GOV'T, GRADE A Roasting Chickens _ _ lb. 49c Bonelli$ Beef Roast _ lb. 69c 6 TASTY VARIITIIS ,.. Suhena Dinners _ _ each 39c FROZEN BliP STIAKS . What are the products like! Well ••• Minute Steaks ----- lb. 89c lUPER-RlGHT ALL MEAT Skinless Wieners 1-lb. pkg. 65c There's an Apple Strudelao tender and flaky, the most accomplished German baker would be jealous. Smoked Picmts There are Devil's Food Cakes you'll say only angels could be.ke ... the taste is that heavenly. SUPER-RIGHT SHORT SHANK PRE.SLlCE!D, lb• .Uc - There are All Butter Coffee Cakes and Pound Cake as delicious as their names sound. Meets at IOOF 39 lb. · Navel Oranges ···· ·· doz. 59c P.;ORJD~ ltiD siEDLISS &,p,pefr~Jb; t • • • ·5 lb. ORANGE Spoclal ICED - - : - - - - - !Reg. 59cl . bag 49c ~ lb. 79c 49C pkg.10 of 60 C 3 ~·" 69t S~~ 49c 3 89c 1"11. ,14-oz. Ctnl VACUUM PACK ANN PAGE-2-Ib, 9.... CIM Pork &Beans ·· 3 cans $1.00 ANN PAGE FRENCH OR-kL IIIIo. halian Dressing ·· 2 lrtls. 49c A&P CoHee .. 21b. can $1.39 Wh1te HouM Instant N•Fat, M•••• 12 qlt. Dry Milk ·.......... · pkg. 99c OUR OWN AN!I PAGE C Blended Tea ·· -lb. pkg. 99c ANN PAGE HI..C Gnpe, Oranp, Or1ngt Plneeppl• 0 3lb. iar 99c lb. 69c lb. 69c CAP'N JOHN FROZIN 5TH & PCARL . Haddock Fillets _ 1-lb. pkg. 59c Sliced Bacon 41o 61b. Average $1.29 pkg. 1-lb. STRIKE PAST STRATFORD, Conn. (UPI)About 4,600 United Auto Work· era returned to their jobs at the Avco Lycoming plant here Tuesday. Their two-day • o I d strike was suspended by a federal court order obtained at the urging of President .Johnson under lbo Taft-HarUey Act. SHEFFIELD DINNERWARE FUNK & WAGNALLS FEATURE OF THE WEEK Dessert Dish 19C WITH EACH ONLY A U. S. five-cent piece Ia 7S I $5.00 PURCHASE :it• -- '•' ;~- ;· . u, , , . ~ b,. t"f' ' ~0;21~22· ·. · .. "• _, .. ' . . ... -) ~ - /. . .i ta~t'·:.:. · >1 •. . ---- -.:·"!!. t"_:;:l·.·~·· ~ . RjO.:lfr :>1\w. " ' ' ' ' . .. ' . . .. .. . : . ,. S TS .~RA CINE' ' STEAK CUCUMBERS FRESH TASTY-- " OutDwn'MIIkt; Whole Hog SAUSA,GE 2 29C 2 for IIH:~ier~ . -· " ., •);:- Potato Bread ...:... 5 loaves 99c JAN I PARKER SLICID APPLE PIES Date Nut Roll SPECIAL ONLY Whelt Bread. _ 2 lc!aves 49c Caramel Pecan Rolls pkg. 45c Angel Food Cake ....: ,each. 45c PLAY A&P'S GAME only69c~• -•- ••• ' I \ . ·~-~ ., _ # ' . ,. '_ . ,-·. ~ '"".._ ,,., " 1ach 39c :·. c. .•. -~ • ' Redeem Your Miller Booklet Coupon ~~- PLAN YOUR ., OUR OWN .. ~ro,ughton's ' Buttermilk With $5.00 PurchaH or More '1HE PRICE IS RIGHT" 3lb. .' .GROUND BEEF .' " '" gal. crt. c STOKELY'S APPLE SAUCE HURON EVAP MILK SLICED PINEAPPLE s~~;·_ · ZION COOKIES ONS . ·.o;-: ....wt. . .. -· ll.&~ m ' . · . ' t . 6 Flavors . last" Like_Homo Maolt _ Or•ne•, Q.,pofruh or Pino~pplo . . :. l'b'·•~ 0... I •• STOKELYS Julc· ES ·'~==~..:- · 3'~' ~1 ' :' NESCAFE INSTANT COFFE£- .··.'~~.sjat~_ , bag : ·, .. '. ' . .. r" 1.< 'y·:, I ' 'L':i ; EA· ~ · z·. . , q :. .. . I~ ~· ( - .1ij ~ y; . .HUNT'S ·PEACHES:s~~~- 500Jo .! . No. 21h. t f ··.~ cans t ...... VI 3 ' . ~• -~===========~..::======;=~==:...::...::~;:;;~~;;~;~ 1!'"'~~~----...,-.J I, , ., 1-LB. CARTON A&P Brand Coiteg1 Cheese WITH MAILEit. _COUPONS COQKQUT .. . .. , . . 'If >. ''· FRESH 10 lb. bag • S9c Slb. bag • • 39c FREE Volume N6. 1 _ Only 49c Volumes 2 thru 8 only $1.49 .. • ' ~ CiEACICID OR WHDLI W!4IAT ' ' ' . NE.W. ~ YELLOW . • ' ' CHARCOAL 20 lb. bag • 99c • MAD& WITH POTATO FLOUR 6 DIFFIRENT VOLUMES ., ,........,.... Y:. v;u.. .-~; •. '! 1 . .. Cookout Special! Ja ne Pw-k er Bak ed Foods! BRADSHAW'S GUIDE TO BEllER GARDENING lb. ENCYCLODEDIA ' ,. ' 69c at tile SAVE ALMOST -~ lb. l " ' . ~~ . Syrup .. ·.. · .. .. .. H qt. 69c . "l'he Sto re With A Hart" Drinks ·· 3 - -46-oz. cans $1 StuHed Ohves · · 6-oz. iar 49c ,\ : ' Open Mon .-Fri. -------- 9 to 6 Sllnrda'y -----·- ·------ 9 'to 8 FROZIN HALIBUT OR SWORDFISH AnnPa,. SULTANA SMALL . ·, MARKEt BraunschW.Iger ___ lb. 49c -\ Peanut Buffer 24-oz. iar 63c • \ SUPER-RIGJIT 2-lb. pkg. .,_' ' : . MILD OR GARLIC Fish Steaks _ , RACINE · ·PticefArt', :. EffectW., #1,,.,_...I/ail-,:, · . April • ' Beef Strips for Braising lb. 89c Oce1n Perch Fillets _ . .'. ... ,, .. ri.l., y PROIIN PRIED ,. ' lb.' . PORK STEAKS, Butt lfylt lb. 59c Corned Beef Brisket _ ·.. .., -' ..' .. ' . FLORIDA VINI·RIPI - - - - - - Jane Parker- Fresh Daily TROPICAL - - - - - - ..." .'.• ' Middleport ~' SUNNYFlELD ALL PURPOSE------ Pure Honey c CALIFORNIA Fine Qua Iity Groceries! I 0 About ing opened in ritualistic with Carrie Meinhart, COUtiCil·l or, presiding. The council lost one sister by death, Sister Lella Clark, of Point Pleasanl •,. NEW--A&P FROZEN BAKED GOODS 0 I• .. MEATY TOMATOES Sunday guests Mr. aud were Mrs. Alva Clark andof family Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Geogle!n aud Mr. aud Mrs. James Werry and family of Pomeroy. Mrs. Donald Koenig, who has been at Ft. Lee, Va., with her husband, Donald, returnl!d here to stay with his mother, Mrs. Doris Koenig, while he is in n• Around and :..= LIO OR BIIAST Super-Right Huvy Sliced J.ft u/ LARGe.:....oREEN SLICERS Buy them all. Paper Napkins dexo Fa Flour Punch ,.linN ay .,:~._.. CHARMIN WHITE OR ASSORTED--- banq~t.May H 11M d ,)i.·"' Which one to buy first. Here's a suggestion. . O~ANGE CAKE i~;::,~;ue:. . -~,, We could go on and on. But why tease you any more? Know what your biggest problem is going to be? Mrs. Frank Lantz was taken to Unlvers~Y Hospital in Co)wnbus last 'f!ntrsday. . Gerald Violet attended the lunerol of a cousin, Belemas Mid- Mr. audol Mrs, copper and 2S per cbJJdt~ Lit- per cent cent nlcekL Pork Chops CliNTER CUT CHUCK This we can tell you: Delicious as they look, they taste even more d~' · Mrs. Ada Tracewell was returned to her home from Cam· den Park Hospital, Parkersburg, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grlf· flth and son spent Sunday with ber brother, Mr. and Mrs. Rich· ar4 Corns and family of SandyvU!e, W. Va. the llll!el. Pearl Cole returned home af· liildtll' evelling worship se"· ter being a patient at Veterans the Melbodlst church Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy. pull of Mr. and QUARTERED·LOIN, 9 to 11 CHOPS ~ Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-lljddleport, O;;' April lf,' lH'l'-11 ' ( •Ajri Showen:" and o! Blessings." Offi· . ~Jeeted lor the coming year · pnaldent, Mrs. Wilmer vlce praldent, Mrs, Jack recording secreViolet, and Mn. Dana Hoffman. meeting will be May paltor. the Rev. Norrla. Miss Mary Lou ~lldl!d and sang two ·Mr. Bill Reid gave ualng as hi• topic, Abominations Un- lb. $1.09 .Jlll STEAKS ;}.~ • I Do·fA Counc•'' FRESH KING OF THE_ _ _ lb. _ BEEF ROAST ' t!'*" Pork Butt Roast Beef Rib Roast 49c 89c ~~~ What is? ' ' Trying to describe the beautiful new packages for our AaP Frozen Baked Foods. Yott'II just have to see them to appreciate our problem. His Resurrection," Vietnam. ,~f:~~~~by two Ohio tJ in the ab- lb. 33c -•• kill, at 111e White Funeral H<>m• In Coolville last week. " ·_ _! I)OCI 'l9c Cut.Up Tray Pack .,-. ' Fryer Quarters_ lb. 35c Fryer Legs lb. 49c lb. Fryer Breem lb. 59c Fully D..... . . . ,. f,iS'lJ ... 'f"'-;. 8 Su per-Right" Meats! WHOLE ! ~ . ' Governor's Wife FRESH FRYER.S 'nJ! ~ Will Host Teo U.S. GOV'f. INSPECTED GRADE A PLUMP TASrY f:' ;R~!IPOYI==·:::allo!r::::lbe::•:la:lm=ol • 11 lMt'sst'onary c· t'rcle's Wt'll A • t ..at Ch urch BaI1qu. ef SSl S :::::i~;;;g 24 . ,. ~ 1' •... ter I Beulah Whit• presented th t • Mrs. S~l .Ill~ thf pfft. Revival will be held at t h e · 1 .. b · or M -'"" · I r •their bel ~~~~~~Bethel E.U.B. church on program n the senqea-rmmor. ,. rs. lJ'!r& ·o p ' ' Agnes White, anda gave In the"'"' palll ,......rs liJ!treehmolltt Ridge, beginning April ous monologue. Clara Riley and were se"eo;l by the IIOstess to with Rev. and Mrs. Sweet Leta Jones were hostesses and ,the above --• Tllid J;l ~ I . • Har·waverly, Ohio as I h ' _ · 1 served a cherry dessert course old Clllisl!, M'i1; ...'cha i!e EIJ. evangellstlc workers. 1 from a table carrying out a wards, Mn: Mi!ldt• Hood, Mr>. Special singing is planned · 1 n MN 1 ~ohn K II Mrs. James A. Rhodes will re~tor of Ohloana Library, Mrs. Garrett Christy from G r 0 v e Plans were made to asslst fleader fol the ••·oning. It was ' the llorcas Circle of the First , pin< color scheme •n t •e uw- Jo~n ~ ea • / '· " .. ,"u • be hostess for the annual spring Bernice Williams Foley. eadl night with Mr and Mrs with the Mother-Daughter ban· announced t'.at n<w n~mes Baptisl· Church mel Tuesday eor arr"ngem•"ts and, 1napkJmhs. Mrs. Di~hl\{ooaridlo , IIIIMr·Ill's .J~ · · H S bo M' ld b d r 'h · 1 . lh · h h M tilers present were 1• rs. o n 1 ces car s, s. Ullll1 teaaOdworkshopprogramhon- Mrs. Everett R. Hayes, or City,Ohio.Gospelsingersare ' quetoftheB. . an rn 1s- wou e rawn or~ectrceevemng a~ e c ure. r$ . . M' P' dG 'bh M · h .· .. "":'"·r···f·. ;'.~n ' s. Hug e!. oring C.unty Chairman and Co- Great Bend, wUI rem·ese11t lmvited to come and · help · Rev sionary Fultz. w" b' re '' Ms ''" · · •· · Society of the F i r 1s I in May and that \he cif rc i110e Elizabeth 1 Sl•ven k d 1h o~tgoing · b chair· f Clyde me renner. rs. 0 ana Chairmen of the Martha Kinney Meigs Co. at event Jack Young invites the public. Bapt1st Church at. the regu ar would prepare de '·"'ons or I man, l lan • . • mem ers or Hamm and Mr . Char leo Wbile UJ:;SCA 5!1ai .(UP() ·.·Cooper Ohloana Library Aaso- annually sponsored meetmgs of the MtsSJonary C1r- Mother-Daughter t•11n~uet to be the~r cuuperat10n and assiStance LOVEJJv CIRCLE I · ,H . ·~ 1 ·' ~ldi'. l'lt•~ will· , elation on Saturday, April 22, at Library as ·one of Its des of the church, the Dorcas. held May I at the church. Bal- 1lhrougl1 the year. I1 d . . :.10 , 'I' 0r . Some "!Dot the Governor's Mansion, 358 projects in prJmotlng and pubPLAN SALE Lovejoy and. Electa. This was ance in treasury : IS to be given A Jscus~-' on "'a.vs ln- some are n · : · ~ . ... . . . . : Mrs. Jacob Turuer gave de- , teres ling persons of lhe com- Emma- Lan:q Santi&llO. ~l?'t tt North ParkVIew, Columbus, at heiZmg the literary and mustthe final church year meetmg Lo the school lunch program. · t" - 1 d" t" 1 . . . 1 h s Of 'he rea b ·d"f Y Ule "no'·' 2 p.m. . cal values in Ohio life, and in PT. PLEASANT - The Mas- or the circles, with new ollicers M H II' M I t votiOtns bmcBull mgG a; atrlt'lcde . mum thy ldm chlurc,he ' , . ac· a armWhenaJ m I M,.,.m;rs A . I' ho te es lor the a1. . r Ohio's on County Retarded Children's t b d . May rs. a ,. c n yre was pro- wn en y 1 y ranam e , was e w en, e wveJOY " ' \gory. lUI 111a e -"''" !S!Sllmbeg 8,~ 8, ssd Ells r g thrung recdogru 11on or AssocJ'at 1·00 w•'ll hold a rum 0 e name 10 · gram chairman and gave a "Final Orders." ' , cle mel Tuesday evening, at the decided they 11anted to •aJI!pl• ea WI 1nrs. rre pe~ au ors an composers. · . . . . ' . ·· , , · ·, .. ~ · ... · 1 -: r Iman 1 of Columbus and members mage sale Thursday, Friday ELECT A CIRCLE scn~tural med1tabon. others _at- !he balanee m-the treasury 1 home of Mrs. R1char~ 0 w e n} 1er cllar!'I'J;S. sbl'i . ~-·. _\ ,: of the Franklin C.unty Commit· and Saturday at312 Main Street A potluck dinner at the home tendmg were Mrs .. Manmng Wlii be given to a needy family I Mrs. Paul Smart. cha~rman. op. Conked one .. o~ Jbf. ~··~ ~ tee. from 9 a.m. to ~ p.m. Proceeds of Mrs. Tony Fowler preced~d Kloes. Mrs: Bert ~od1mer, Mrs . . and . to U1e Clark misSionary ened the meetmg Wllh prayer~ a haiF..em~ty .wlne, bott1_e. ~~~~ Dean Merrill Patterson of go to the children's camp the meeting of th~ Electa Ctr· l Nora Hamilton,. ~n·s. Cora Pul- family, home on furlough from . Mrs. Owen ~rese·lted de v.0· the ribs •! PP.?t\Jo,, &~ ''!'IIi.~ Marietta Colle e who Is the , · cle 1uesday evemng. . len, Mrs. F!<ldmg Hawkms. lndJa. . 111ons t~tled , He. Knows My him m tbe ·ollesl .wlll(.·l!:. ~~IT. ,. g 'ld nt of OhioMrs Willis Anthony chaiP DORCAS CIRCLE Plans were made to proVIde Name.' A Jetter .or thanks was· chased the rest wlltl tht ~~ I Iect"" p~~ r:slde at the · Q ._. On new\;~ man, ~onducted lhe me~ling and ~ letter of thar;ks was read · food for the Mother · Daughter : read from the Curre.v family, ch•ir. ' , . . .. · _ ,,i ~:rks~:,~: a!. Tbet'e will Theodorus Council, Daughters As many as a million acorns , thanked tile members for their from Ma.y Bonecutler or Meigs !banquet to be hel~ May I. Mrs . 1 Missionaries, for bo. ,,1 artic•es ! The, two injured . ~en ,W.ilil also reell~gs from tbe Di· of America, met Monday may _be produced by an oak Icooperation during the y e_a r. General Hospital fu~ Easter , Pearl Hoffman and Beulah sent them. Plans were made to :te the hnspital ; . ,l~e ,othe.r .lo.~r g ing at the IOOF Hall. The tree '" Jts hfet1me. Miss Rhoda Hall was devotwnal l booklets g1ven the pot1ents when Wh1le were named on the rlean-1&sSisl w1th li1e Mother-Oaugh·l may still .be riiOJlln.. . :· whose·1lcenie Is revoked will be and require annual and attorney generi·l accepted un!U alter the revoca- by the state Divis"!• of f?.ii,OOO a ·~r~ to $30.0r:o Uon per!~ expires. Then he ties of credit union records. year, and to p!W!dl a n•.. 0 must ·obtlnn a temporary In· Also paased by the H~:~~m::•:thod of refun41:1'A the tax " s'"'"'lon permit and submit to were . bUill to permit cc · uied excllisl~y on the· a 4iiv~ uaminaUon. agents to be ex olftclo River by boats. ·1be House approved Tuesday; bers of county lair boards The Senate receiVed I bil l and sent to the Senate, a bill to require state Highway that would prevent cliuntj com making the first cbanges In 18 partment approval to lay from setting sew•• years in ,regulations for stato- water pipeline under a at a level that ~woul•' chartered credit unions. highway. create a surplus i" Credll' StaiDios senate approval was given sinking lund Uied to pa• Major changes proposed for bills to correct technical construction . aud malntenanre the rules governlng some '1110 In eminent domain laws and of sewage faciUtlel. tlon of a driver's Jiceose by the motor vehicles registrar. · It would provide tl)at any per· son under 21 who bas bJa probaUonary or restricted lleenae revokl!d for having committed three moving traffic violations within two years could apply to a municipal court, county court or juvenile court for an order restoring limited driving prlvl· leges under such conditions as the court Imposes. . . _ •-t'· 'I· t ~ . .3~+-~9c" �' .. •'' .. , r ' '!he ~··would 11M !Itt ne. lt_:'~n.~ · n!y~Sell~tln~e~l,-~~~~~~o~··~A~p~rU~~~~91oo· loraliot) order If the moc;at11111 "matee au UDclue herdablp'' credit uniQDS . would ralee tWin!! aud modlly nile. apln:; on the license•. limit on uosecured loana perpel•illles. ·, . ,: Currently, . auch revocation ill $300 to fi,OOO; permit a loan Bills were tnfliduced 1!1 jlw lor ona year and no application fleer, ralller than the Ml ·to 'raise the .pay of' tH· for '> a license from · a person committee, to approve loans: of state, audil<)r •. ' .....te Pondering Emergency Teacher Bill if1;J..IBS B. BLAND ~ Ohio Senate. l'fell JDienlau-1 The H<>use • approved mea~=~!~~ (UP!) - An sure w o u I d enable scbool blU to belp boards to hire a reUred teachabortage In Ohio for a !ull semester as a be eoualdered today regular teacher, removing the present limitation on the DUID· ber of days a retired teacher may work. A retired teacher currently cau work only 59 days per school year without losing Ns State Teachers Retirement Syg. tern pension benefits. This ))Ill would boost that total to 100 days per school year, making II more attractive to re!Ired teachers, who could '-·· empl ...,. draw their pensions. • 'nall.OD' Discrnm ill Amves • m • comnn'tlee . ~~ · "1 I . .•. ,: ;:,~•. · <.' ~UMBUS (UPI) - The . -~~'. . · liuluatry and Labor Com"~~ · ' · received Tuesday night ''· a subcommittee a substi· · -~ biD to implement Into law .., '~' .' . covemor's executive order ~ ,..~ discrimination in hir· ·; :"" ~ · lor public works construe. -~ ~ contracts. ~~, . :. 1bt IUbstitute bill wao soft· ,,.: , ~ 1n 111 application both to ' ~ .· lb. UDloos aud w the contrac- ,_,,,.._, an • .,...- worowou by a 11011 • complylng employer to be pald .out of the lund's surplus if bJa employer falls to pay an a1!11l'd within 10 days. Rep. John A. Galbraith, RMaumee, the aponsor, asld this would give the elalm~l the money when he needed 11 most, rather than having to wait per· ha_ps as long as two years after inJury· • ·tin. An actiJar)' for the Work· ';, · · ·Qullnctors were given a lit· men's Compensation Bureau /~'"''·ltlt more time 1n which to com- said a claimant usually dOPS -;;,, .. PI; with provisions of the law. not have enough money to p~r•' 'l'be Ohio Civil Rights com- sue _through the courts a cl81m ' lllllaalGI1 was eliminated as n agamsl a oon • complying com· . ·~e agent for an Bggrieved p~ny and he looks to the co~ , ,_, .party, leaving it to a complain- ~mss10n to pay htm for the tn· 1 • '·, .. 4111& to brlog his complaint to JUry. . ·. lbe attention of the slate tow<> The bureau tries to collect rlr:"sbip, county, municipal cor- from the employer,. but the . . • ~n, school board or other cla~mant get• nothing m the 1;-, i\illbllllental entity awarding meantime. , lba ClOiltract or to file an action The bill would allow munedl· Iii' 'eaurt. ate payment to the claimant , :~ .., '1be contracting psrty, that is and put the onus of collecting . :; t{lt llate, etc., bas authority' to from tile employer on the bu· 1, "-~ all or part oft, be con- _re_au_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ Inlet or suspend it if it finds II Hockin M d .,_ I 'dlelmlnation. e g, r. a n run. · · : Provlsloa Eliminated Maynard B~ of Chester, Mrs. ' ' Abo eliminated was tile pro- Murray Hopkins, and Mr, aud : .Ji!CII that the contracting par· Mrs. Lonnie Childers of Daylj ·could when it deemed it in ton. lbt ~ interest to do so Mrs. Eulah Swan visited last ' 1!.llva all or part of the require: week ln. Parkersburg with her , , IIJIIIt thai the contractor or grandchildren, Mr. and Mro. ~I actor use only hlrlog Lmdsey Lyons ffl, and Mr. aud who had ;iven written Mrs. Lawrence Hasbergan. She ·' . . . _ o1 compliance with also. visited other relatives in· ·, • anti • cllJcrlmlnation agree- eluding, Mrs. Nora Pickering, •. ,. Jillal.' who Is 96 years old, and Mr. I' -lulriluted lor It was a state· and Mrs. Kenneth Biram and ' • ~ that •'labor contracls Mr. and Mrs. Roas Biram. wblcb ucludo DOD. whites are Mr. aud Mrs. Floyd Spence a,Piut publle policy." of Pomeroy were Sunday alterOimmllteeOtalrman H. Den· noon guests of her sister, Mr. • Dum!ey, R • Medina, said and Mrs. Gerald Violet. be ~ ·iet a date for a fur. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcldes lber -~ oa the oubaUtute called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert MIL ;. Dorst a recent Sunday evening. eaaQI!lttee also took tes- Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey and ~Gil. a pair of bULs deal· family had as recent Sunday ·lui wllh till Workmen's C.m· dinner guests his brother aud P"'Yilm AI!!. Dannley lndlcat· sister, W. W. Halsey and Mrs. td 110 actton ~,..!»" taken Frances Jaccaud and her broth~.cy. ~·_.~everal er-IIHaw, Mr. and Mrs .. Dale elhlr ldlls 011 lbe iiiitter also Jaccaud of Delaware, Ohio. would be conal<tered as part of Mrs. Arnold Dean of Torch a pickage ol leplalion. was a guest Thursday of Mrs. Secaad btarlng was given to Kenoeth Griffith. Calling on tha ·a Jftii08I) to locrease Work· Griffiths that ~ening were Mr. liMD'I Compensation benefits, and Mrs. Harold Roberts of with Jobo Senn of the Ohio Vienna, W. Va. CltiJIIbor of Commerce the only Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ha,.. 'llltaeu. bergan, who have been living at ,s.- aald hla group felt the Parkersburg, have moved their llcnut wu •almost certain to trailer to the home of her par· Ill f111ctef." but felt there enLs. Mr. aud Mrs. L. L. Lyons ~ ba a ttablenlng of some and will come here to live soon. ~ to help offset the ••· Mrs. Maxine Chapman return· . . . ' ~ mlllion a year in- ed home after spending the ci'u .. ID eosts to employers. winter at Akron, Columbus and (aJ-7 dllml New Matamoras with her ·;an. lint hearing wu a daughters. o,- If passed by the Senate, the blll goes to the governor and will become law when be slgDS II. This would give scbool boardll ample Ume to contact retired teachers for the 11811 school year. The bill Is one of three slated for a Boor vote by the Senate. Drlver'o LleeDIO Rill The House has four bills for VOle. the most far ·reaching proposal In regard to revoca. _ •pers Plains . up • 'ety News • . :~·------;<; , IIJ,Mn. E..q. llrletlet , · fte Women'o Society of Servlce ol the Metho- Otan:ll wt Thursday al...~:·~- at the church annex IIJ: members present. The lor the program were q'i;b~Forty Days on Earth •1 Woode were l!lflell, Mr. and of Alfred, ~Pbj;Mr;;,a. Onelta .., Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. C.le lb. 69c U. S. GOV'T, GRADE A Roasting Chickens _ _ lb. 49c Bonelli$ Beef Roast _ lb. 69c 6 TASTY VARIITIIS ,.. Suhena Dinners _ _ each 39c FROZEN BliP STIAKS . What are the products like! Well ••• Minute Steaks ----- lb. 89c lUPER-RlGHT ALL MEAT Skinless Wieners 1-lb. pkg. 65c There's an Apple Strudelao tender and flaky, the most accomplished German baker would be jealous. Smoked Picmts There are Devil's Food Cakes you'll say only angels could be.ke ... the taste is that heavenly. SUPER-RIGHT SHORT SHANK PRE.SLlCE!D, lb• .Uc - There are All Butter Coffee Cakes and Pound Cake as delicious as their names sound. Meets at IOOF 39 lb. · Navel Oranges ···· ·· doz. 59c P.;ORJD~ ltiD siEDLISS &,p,pefr~Jb; t • • • ·5 lb. ORANGE Spoclal ICED - - : - - - - - !Reg. 59cl . bag 49c ~ lb. 79c 49C pkg.10 of 60 C 3 ~·" 69t S~~ 49c 3 89c 1"11. ,14-oz. Ctnl VACUUM PACK ANN PAGE-2-Ib, 9.... CIM Pork &Beans ·· 3 cans $1.00 ANN PAGE FRENCH OR-kL IIIIo. halian Dressing ·· 2 lrtls. 49c A&P CoHee .. 21b. can $1.39 Wh1te HouM Instant N•Fat, M•••• 12 qlt. Dry Milk ·.......... · pkg. 99c OUR OWN AN!I PAGE C Blended Tea ·· -lb. pkg. 99c ANN PAGE HI..C Gnpe, Oranp, Or1ngt Plneeppl• 0 3lb. iar 99c lb. 69c lb. 69c CAP'N JOHN FROZIN 5TH & PCARL . Haddock Fillets _ 1-lb. pkg. 59c Sliced Bacon 41o 61b. Average $1.29 pkg. 1-lb. STRIKE PAST STRATFORD, Conn. (UPI)About 4,600 United Auto Work· era returned to their jobs at the Avco Lycoming plant here Tuesday. Their two-day • o I d strike was suspended by a federal court order obtained at the urging of President .Johnson under lbo Taft-HarUey Act. SHEFFIELD DINNERWARE FUNK & WAGNALLS FEATURE OF THE WEEK Dessert Dish 19C WITH EACH ONLY A U. S. five-cent piece Ia 7S I $5.00 PURCHASE :it• -- '•' ;~- ;· . u, , , . ~ b,. t"f' ' ~0;21~22· ·. · .. "• _, .. ' . . ... -) ~ - /. . .i ta~t'·:.:. · >1 •. . ---- -.:·"!!. t"_:;:l·.·~·· ~ . RjO.:lfr :>1\w. " ' ' ' ' . .. ' . . .. .. . : . ,. S TS .~RA CINE' ' STEAK CUCUMBERS FRESH TASTY-- " OutDwn'MIIkt; Whole Hog SAUSA,GE 2 29C 2 for IIH:~ier~ . -· " ., •);:- Potato Bread ...:... 5 loaves 99c JAN I PARKER SLICID APPLE PIES Date Nut Roll SPECIAL ONLY Whelt Bread. _ 2 lc!aves 49c Caramel Pecan Rolls pkg. 45c Angel Food Cake ....: ,each. 45c PLAY A&P'S GAME only69c~• -•- ••• ' I \ . ·~-~ ., _ # ' . ,. '_ . ,-·. ~ '"".._ ,,., " 1ach 39c :·. c. .•. -~ • ' Redeem Your Miller Booklet Coupon ~~- PLAN YOUR ., OUR OWN .. ~ro,ughton's ' Buttermilk With $5.00 PurchaH or More '1HE PRICE IS RIGHT" 3lb. .' .GROUND BEEF .' " '" gal. crt. c STOKELY'S APPLE SAUCE HURON EVAP MILK SLICED PINEAPPLE s~~;·_ · ZION COOKIES ONS . ·.o;-: ....wt. . .. -· ll.&~ m ' . · . ' t . 6 Flavors . last" Like_Homo Maolt _ Or•ne•, Q.,pofruh or Pino~pplo . . :. l'b'·•~ 0... I •• STOKELYS Julc· ES ·'~==~..:- · 3'~' ~1 ' :' NESCAFE INSTANT COFFE£- .··.'~~.sjat~_ , bag : ·, .. '. ' . .. r" 1.< 'y·:, I ' 'L':i ; EA· ~ · z·. . , q :. .. . I~ ~· ( - .1ij ~ y; . .HUNT'S ·PEACHES:s~~~- 500Jo .! . No. 21h. t f ··.~ cans t ...... VI 3 ' . ~• -~===========~..::======;=~==:...::...::~;:;;~~;;~;~ 1!'"'~~~----...,-.J I, , ., 1-LB. CARTON A&P Brand Coiteg1 Cheese WITH MAILEit. _COUPONS COQKQUT .. . .. , . . 'If >. ''· FRESH 10 lb. bag • S9c Slb. bag • • 39c FREE Volume N6. 1 _ Only 49c Volumes 2 thru 8 only $1.49 .. • ' ~ CiEACICID OR WHDLI W!4IAT ' ' ' . NE.W. ~ YELLOW . • ' ' CHARCOAL 20 lb. bag • 99c • MAD& WITH POTATO FLOUR 6 DIFFIRENT VOLUMES ., ,........,.... Y:. v;u.. .-~; •. '! 1 . .. Cookout Special! Ja ne Pw-k er Bak ed Foods! BRADSHAW'S GUIDE TO BEllER GARDENING lb. ENCYCLODEDIA ' ,. ' 69c at tile SAVE ALMOST -~ lb. l " ' . ~~ . Syrup .. ·.. · .. .. .. H qt. 69c . "l'he Sto re With A Hart" Drinks ·· 3 - -46-oz. cans $1 StuHed Ohves · · 6-oz. iar 49c ,\ : ' Open Mon .-Fri. -------- 9 to 6 Sllnrda'y -----·- ·------ 9 'to 8 FROZIN HALIBUT OR SWORDFISH AnnPa,. SULTANA SMALL . ·, MARKEt BraunschW.Iger ___ lb. 49c -\ Peanut Buffer 24-oz. iar 63c • \ SUPER-RIGJIT 2-lb. pkg. .,_' ' : . MILD OR GARLIC Fish Steaks _ , RACINE · ·PticefArt', :. EffectW., #1,,.,_...I/ail-,:, · . April • ' Beef Strips for Braising lb. 89c Oce1n Perch Fillets _ . .'. ... ,, .. ri.l., y PROIIN PRIED ,. ' lb.' . PORK STEAKS, Butt lfylt lb. 59c Corned Beef Brisket _ ·.. .., -' ..' .. ' . FLORIDA VINI·RIPI - - - - - - Jane Parker- Fresh Daily TROPICAL - - - - - - ..." .'.• ' Middleport ~' SUNNYFlELD ALL PURPOSE------ Pure Honey c CALIFORNIA Fine Qua Iity Groceries! I 0 About ing opened in ritualistic with Carrie Meinhart, COUtiCil·l or, presiding. The council lost one sister by death, Sister Lella Clark, of Point Pleasanl •,. NEW--A&P FROZEN BAKED GOODS 0 I• .. MEATY TOMATOES Sunday guests Mr. aud were Mrs. Alva Clark andof family Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Geogle!n aud Mr. aud Mrs. James Werry and family of Pomeroy. Mrs. Donald Koenig, who has been at Ft. Lee, Va., with her husband, Donald, returnl!d here to stay with his mother, Mrs. Doris Koenig, while he is in n• Around and :..= LIO OR BIIAST Super-Right Huvy Sliced J.ft u/ LARGe.:....oREEN SLICERS Buy them all. Paper Napkins dexo Fa Flour Punch ,.linN ay .,:~._.. CHARMIN WHITE OR ASSORTED--- banq~t.May H 11M d ,)i.·"' Which one to buy first. Here's a suggestion. . O~ANGE CAKE i~;::,~;ue:. . -~,, We could go on and on. But why tease you any more? Know what your biggest problem is going to be? Mrs. Frank Lantz was taken to Unlvers~Y Hospital in Co)wnbus last 'f!ntrsday. . Gerald Violet attended the lunerol of a cousin, Belemas Mid- Mr. audol Mrs, copper and 2S per cbJJdt~ Lit- per cent cent nlcekL Pork Chops CliNTER CUT CHUCK This we can tell you: Delicious as they look, they taste even more d~' · Mrs. Ada Tracewell was returned to her home from Cam· den Park Hospital, Parkersburg, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grlf· flth and son spent Sunday with ber brother, Mr. and Mrs. Rich· ar4 Corns and family of SandyvU!e, W. Va. the llll!el. Pearl Cole returned home af· liildtll' evelling worship se"· ter being a patient at Veterans the Melbodlst church Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy. pull of Mr. and QUARTERED·LOIN, 9 to 11 CHOPS ~ Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-lljddleport, O;;' April lf,' lH'l'-11 ' ( •Ajri Showen:" and o! Blessings." Offi· . ~Jeeted lor the coming year · pnaldent, Mrs. Wilmer vlce praldent, Mrs, Jack recording secreViolet, and Mn. Dana Hoffman. meeting will be May paltor. the Rev. Norrla. Miss Mary Lou ~lldl!d and sang two ·Mr. Bill Reid gave ualng as hi• topic, Abominations Un- lb. $1.09 .Jlll STEAKS ;}.~ • I Do·fA Counc•'' FRESH KING OF THE_ _ _ lb. _ BEEF ROAST ' t!'*" Pork Butt Roast Beef Rib Roast 49c 89c ~~~ What is? ' ' Trying to describe the beautiful new packages for our AaP Frozen Baked Foods. Yott'II just have to see them to appreciate our problem. His Resurrection," Vietnam. ,~f:~~~~by two Ohio tJ in the ab- lb. 33c -•• kill, at 111e White Funeral H<>m• In Coolville last week. " ·_ _! I)OCI 'l9c Cut.Up Tray Pack .,-. ' Fryer Quarters_ lb. 35c Fryer Legs lb. 49c lb. Fryer Breem lb. 59c Fully D..... . . . ,. f,iS'lJ ... 'f"'-;. 8 Su per-Right" Meats! WHOLE ! ~ . ' Governor's Wife FRESH FRYER.S 'nJ! ~ Will Host Teo U.S. GOV'f. INSPECTED GRADE A PLUMP TASrY f:' ;R~!IPOYI==·:::allo!r::::lbe::•:la:lm=ol • 11 lMt'sst'onary c· t'rcle's Wt'll A • t ..at Ch urch BaI1qu. ef SSl S :::::i~;;;g 24 . ,. ~ 1' •... ter I Beulah Whit• presented th t • Mrs. S~l .Ill~ thf pfft. Revival will be held at t h e · 1 .. b · or M -'"" · I r •their bel ~~~~~~Bethel E.U.B. church on program n the senqea-rmmor. ,. rs. lJ'!r& ·o p ' ' Agnes White, anda gave In the"'"' palll ,......rs liJ!treehmolltt Ridge, beginning April ous monologue. Clara Riley and were se"eo;l by the IIOstess to with Rev. and Mrs. Sweet Leta Jones were hostesses and ,the above --• Tllid J;l ~ I . • Har·waverly, Ohio as I h ' _ · 1 served a cherry dessert course old Clllisl!, M'i1; ...'cha i!e EIJ. evangellstlc workers. 1 from a table carrying out a wards, Mn: Mi!ldt• Hood, Mr>. Special singing is planned · 1 n MN 1 ~ohn K II Mrs. James A. Rhodes will re~tor of Ohloana Library, Mrs. Garrett Christy from G r 0 v e Plans were made to asslst fleader fol the ••·oning. It was ' the llorcas Circle of the First , pin< color scheme •n t •e uw- Jo~n ~ ea • / '· " .. ,"u • be hostess for the annual spring Bernice Williams Foley. eadl night with Mr and Mrs with the Mother-Daughter ban· announced t'.at n<w n~mes Baptisl· Church mel Tuesday eor arr"ngem•"ts and, 1napkJmhs. Mrs. Di~hl\{ooaridlo , IIIIMr·Ill's .J~ · · H S bo M' ld b d r 'h · 1 . lh · h h M tilers present were 1• rs. o n 1 ces car s, s. Ullll1 teaaOdworkshopprogramhon- Mrs. Everett R. Hayes, or City,Ohio.Gospelsingersare ' quetoftheB. . an rn 1s- wou e rawn or~ectrceevemng a~ e c ure. r$ . . M' P' dG 'bh M · h .· .. "":'"·r···f·. ;'.~n ' s. Hug e!. oring C.unty Chairman and Co- Great Bend, wUI rem·ese11t lmvited to come and · help · Rev sionary Fultz. w" b' re '' Ms ''" · · •· · Society of the F i r 1s I in May and that \he cif rc i110e Elizabeth 1 Sl•ven k d 1h o~tgoing · b chair· f Clyde me renner. rs. 0 ana Chairmen of the Martha Kinney Meigs Co. at event Jack Young invites the public. Bapt1st Church at. the regu ar would prepare de '·"'ons or I man, l lan • . • mem ers or Hamm and Mr . Char leo Wbile UJ:;SCA 5!1ai .(UP() ·.·Cooper Ohloana Library Aaso- annually sponsored meetmgs of the MtsSJonary C1r- Mother-Daughter t•11n~uet to be the~r cuuperat10n and assiStance LOVEJJv CIRCLE I · ,H . ·~ 1 ·' ~ldi'. l'lt•~ will· , elation on Saturday, April 22, at Library as ·one of Its des of the church, the Dorcas. held May I at the church. Bal- 1lhrougl1 the year. I1 d . . :.10 , 'I' 0r . Some "!Dot the Governor's Mansion, 358 projects in prJmotlng and pubPLAN SALE Lovejoy and. Electa. This was ance in treasury : IS to be given A Jscus~-' on "'a.vs ln- some are n · : · ~ . ... . . . . : Mrs. Jacob Turuer gave de- , teres ling persons of lhe com- Emma- Lan:q Santi&llO. ~l?'t tt North ParkVIew, Columbus, at heiZmg the literary and mustthe final church year meetmg Lo the school lunch program. · t" - 1 d" t" 1 . . . 1 h s Of 'he rea b ·d"f Y Ule "no'·' 2 p.m. . cal values in Ohio life, and in PT. PLEASANT - The Mas- or the circles, with new ollicers M H II' M I t votiOtns bmcBull mgG a; atrlt'lcde . mum thy ldm chlurc,he ' , . ac· a armWhenaJ m I M,.,.m;rs A . I' ho te es lor the a1. . r Ohio's on County Retarded Children's t b d . May rs. a ,. c n yre was pro- wn en y 1 y ranam e , was e w en, e wveJOY " ' \gory. lUI 111a e -"''" !S!Sllmbeg 8,~ 8, ssd Ells r g thrung recdogru 11on or AssocJ'at 1·00 w•'ll hold a rum 0 e name 10 · gram chairman and gave a "Final Orders." ' , cle mel Tuesday evening, at the decided they 11anted to •aJI!pl• ea WI 1nrs. rre pe~ au ors an composers. · . . . . ' . ·· , , · ·, .. ~ · ... · 1 -: r Iman 1 of Columbus and members mage sale Thursday, Friday ELECT A CIRCLE scn~tural med1tabon. others _at- !he balanee m-the treasury 1 home of Mrs. R1char~ 0 w e n} 1er cllar!'I'J;S. sbl'i . ~-·. _\ ,: of the Franklin C.unty Commit· and Saturday at312 Main Street A potluck dinner at the home tendmg were Mrs .. Manmng Wlii be given to a needy family I Mrs. Paul Smart. cha~rman. op. Conked one .. o~ Jbf. ~··~ ~ tee. from 9 a.m. to ~ p.m. Proceeds of Mrs. Tony Fowler preced~d Kloes. Mrs: Bert ~od1mer, Mrs . . and . to U1e Clark misSionary ened the meetmg Wllh prayer~ a haiF..em~ty .wlne, bott1_e. ~~~~ Dean Merrill Patterson of go to the children's camp the meeting of th~ Electa Ctr· l Nora Hamilton,. ~n·s. Cora Pul- family, home on furlough from . Mrs. Owen ~rese·lted de v.0· the ribs •! PP.?t\Jo,, &~ ''!'IIi.~ Marietta Colle e who Is the , · cle 1uesday evemng. . len, Mrs. F!<ldmg Hawkms. lndJa. . 111ons t~tled , He. Knows My him m tbe ·ollesl .wlll(.·l!:. ~~IT. ,. g 'ld nt of OhioMrs Willis Anthony chaiP DORCAS CIRCLE Plans were made to proVIde Name.' A Jetter .or thanks was· chased the rest wlltl tht ~~ I Iect"" p~~ r:slde at the · Q ._. On new\;~ man, ~onducted lhe me~ling and ~ letter of thar;ks was read · food for the Mother · Daughter : read from the Curre.v family, ch•ir. ' , . . .. · _ ,,i ~:rks~:,~: a!. Tbet'e will Theodorus Council, Daughters As many as a million acorns , thanked tile members for their from Ma.y Bonecutler or Meigs !banquet to be hel~ May I. Mrs . 1 Missionaries, for bo. ,,1 artic•es ! The, two injured . ~en ,W.ilil also reell~gs from tbe Di· of America, met Monday may _be produced by an oak Icooperation during the y e_a r. General Hospital fu~ Easter , Pearl Hoffman and Beulah sent them. Plans were made to :te the hnspital ; . ,l~e ,othe.r .lo.~r g ing at the IOOF Hall. The tree '" Jts hfet1me. Miss Rhoda Hall was devotwnal l booklets g1ven the pot1ents when Wh1le were named on the rlean-1&sSisl w1th li1e Mother-Oaugh·l may still .be riiOJlln.. . :· whose·1lcenie Is revoked will be and require annual and attorney generi·l accepted un!U alter the revoca- by the state Divis"!• of f?.ii,OOO a ·~r~ to $30.0r:o Uon per!~ expires. Then he ties of credit union records. year, and to p!W!dl a n•.. 0 must ·obtlnn a temporary In· Also paased by the H~:~~m::•:thod of refun41:1'A the tax " s'"'"'lon permit and submit to were . bUill to permit cc · uied excllisl~y on the· a 4iiv~ uaminaUon. agents to be ex olftclo River by boats. ·1be House approved Tuesday; bers of county lair boards The Senate receiVed I bil l and sent to the Senate, a bill to require state Highway that would prevent cliuntj com making the first cbanges In 18 partment approval to lay from setting sew•• years in ,regulations for stato- water pipeline under a at a level that ~woul•' chartered credit unions. highway. create a surplus i" Credll' StaiDios senate approval was given sinking lund Uied to pa• Major changes proposed for bills to correct technical construction . aud malntenanre the rules governlng some '1110 In eminent domain laws and of sewage faciUtlel. tlon of a driver's Jiceose by the motor vehicles registrar. · It would provide tl)at any per· son under 21 who bas bJa probaUonary or restricted lleenae revokl!d for having committed three moving traffic violations within two years could apply to a municipal court, county court or juvenile court for an order restoring limited driving prlvl· leges under such conditions as the court Imposes. . . _ •-t'· 'I· t ~ . .3~+-~9c" �., ' ' . t t ' • } ' .. Elberfelds Are Open Thursday 9_to S I I friday·9 to 8, I I I -' log, $1.50 Jergens Lotion wllh FrH Fociol Solp Solo 17c lltQ. 79c C•shmtrt Bouqutf Talcum Powder .... Salt 65c nc Rq. 91c Noxena Skin Creme . . . . . . ......•.. Sale Ponds Cold Cremt~ ... .. . .. . .... , .••.. Salt 17c a... 98c Rtg. $1.00 Detp Mogle Moisture CrMm ........ Solo 76c Reg. · Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. hi· $1.00 Colgon Both Oil Bood1 . . .. , ••• , .. . Solo 57c $1.69 Lilt !lomo Pormononl .....•.•••.. Solo $1.06 $1.50 Cloirol Lo•lng Coro ............... Solo $1.21 $2.00 Clolrol N"lce •n E11y .............. Solo $1.1·1 $1.50 Hood and Shoulders Shampoo . . .. Solo $1.23 Save $1.00 on the new Playtex "51bs. Thinner'' GIRDLES $11.95 $12.95 $IUS $14.95 GIRDLES .. G'RDLES .. GIRDLES .. GIRDLES .. Bargains in the Lingerie DepartmentforThisWeek · $1G.9S $11.95 $12.95 $13.95 ., Rq. 67c Alk1-Selher . .. ..• , . . • • . ... . .. . • .. .. . S.le 53c Reg, 98e Polldent Tablets ......••..•...••. , .. Sale 79c IIJ. 69c Johnson's Baby Powder . . . . . . . . . . • . . . Sale 61 c Rq. 79c Wernet's Adhesive Cr.•m . . . . ...••. . Sale 64t Reg. 95c Colgat. Famlly Size Toothpaste •. , , .. Sale 71c R~g. 69c Gleem Extra Llrge Toothpaste •.. , , . Sale 58c Reg. $1.00 Manpower Sprty Deodorant ...•.... Salt 78c Rq. $1.09 Scope Clelr Hair Cream ..... •• , .• Slit 93c Reg. 79c Aqua Vein After Sh.ve ..... , .... , , . Salt 61 c Rq, 98c Listerine Antiseptic ..... , ••• , , , •. , • Sale 76c: Reg. 97c Cepacol Mouth W11h .. ....... • , , , .. Sale 87c Reg. 98c Gillette Foemy Shning Cream ...•... Sale 74c Rq. $1.00 Re-ef Sparkling Mouth Wash ...•... . Slltl_'le Reg, 79c Gillette Super Stalnlus Bl1dn . . . . . . . Salt Sic Reg. 69c Wilkinson Sword Edge Bltdts .... . ... Sale Sic Rtg, $1.00 GilleH"t Ttchrnltic Redlr Cartridge . . . Salt ltc Sale! Boys Permo Preu SHORT SLEEVE This. WHk Sale Our R...,lor ~.00 PLAYTEX MAGIC MOVIE CAMERAS 1 Only Kodek $119.50 lnltem~fllc MS Movie C1m. re with Zoom Lens Slit $97.00 Jull 3 Kodak Escort I $49.50 Movie Carn«as with automath: exposure con· lrol ......... Solo $27,00 . Just Rtcol•odl llg Shipment POROI RUGS Sizes 8 to 18. All are permanent press fabrics and you'll like the selection of Paisley patterns. Solid colors, stripes, checks, smart plaids. Sizes 6 to 20, In your favorite collar style. Cross Your Heart 01" Cotton and Lace Bras On Sale ROSE CASCADE By Fieldcrest I Solei Mr. Wrong lor $7.00 Hondo PERMANENT PRESS Young Mens Slacks B1th Towels _ $1.39 Hand Towels _ 89c Wuh Cloths _ 39c eJaclo:ets Bedford cord - Slim fit - Tapered legs. Extra wide belt loops. Cuffless. Green -Blue. e,Sklrts eBiouns • Pants Suits Serviceable, attractive stenciled or patterns with borders. Matcbina: patterns in all sizes. Large and smaU. &reeD brown eSholls Borlcshl,. ly.cotchor STOCKINGS Stretch or mesh Soomlou_ Cannon WeHie Wuve ea. DISH CLOTHS - - . . , - - - - - - 99C 1SC e Boirmuda Shorts • Jomolca Shorts eKnHKnocker• eCapri"Pants . , SAVE ON COLOR FILM! Kodocoior. CX 128-12 Film lor Color Prints. matlc Cameras. Fits ePodol Pushers all !oslo· As Seen in tesular $1.25 ····· ·.. · ······· Sale 99c VOGUE . e Hlp Hugger~ Children SAVE ON All YOUR FILM NEEDS IN The Camera Department on the 1st Floor Buy These Kodak Films and Save: 70c V.P. 616 VERICHROME PAN FILM 70c V.P. 116 VERICHROME PAN FILM ............ 11.10 V.P. 122 VERICHROME PAN FILM ... ........ SSe V.P. 62.0 ............ ....... .......•••.•••••• ......... . 55 "(H to H), 39c IOl" SKILUT . !t Tolion Cootod Coot, ~eaullfuiiJ. "Ill 111itbout eoolrloi on or &nJJO. -4-Dd 1111! a ow!Jb tn ~Ill Extra tfl!~k · ~~tall ~ ond eve ; ver lnclud, ed. '. $4~99 SIMMONS OR KROEHLER SWP-OR·LOUNGES- HID£.A-BEDS SOFA BEDS-STUDIO COUCHES $329.00 HIDE·A-BED SALE $""2 ~19.00 HIDE·A·BEDS . .. .. .. . .. . .. . . • .. .. '00 $291.00 SLEEP OR LOUN. ... ".......... SALE S27100 im.00 SLEEP OR O GE "·" • • .. • · • SALE $256.00 $239:00 HIDE·A·BE~ UNGE "" •• • • ..... SALE $199.00 $119.00 SOFA BEDS S · · · · · •• .. • • .. • .. SALE $199.00 $99.00 STUDIO COUCHi!S .... """ .... • .. · SALE $99.00 $99.00 SOFA a · .. " .. · · .. · · · · · SALE $71.00 Laree Selection ~ ·Sal~~~th-?1·00 rabri;,; wei coioi-i ·.;.; Furniture Department-Third Floor. 3' by 5' $1.95 $2.95 24" by 70" $5.95 4' by 6' $3.69 Ruf£-~ers Western Print Coordinates GirI pIaywear ' . BY PLAY-PET The charm of abo $ Woot oombiDod ..;th the oophioticaUou of tho Eaoil Coonimollq ocpo 2nd Floor .,.. . opi•ohodwt&hllowmillbrichlllinbow oo!OJW. Toilorocl- IIIII» ~ ollbl IUl! lidoNi - • P1nts Suits e Kn e Blo ses • Tennis Dreues • Shifts • 51 ks ePoor Boy Knit Tops ePa Pushers eSkirts eShortSihomv Socks Sale For Men! Work Uniforms $5,20 $1.70 $1.90 $2.10 $6.15 $2.10 $5.90 $1.11 a 1ult All 11-. Panto 28 to 110. All olzeo, Shlrto 141!. ID 20 Good oeleoUon of the belt 111e. 2 pairs $1.00 Mons All-Over Cushion Socks-White, h11vy duty . $6.00 mlon. llnt clurlnc Our Regulor Mens 69c Bonlon Stretch Soclcl thle S.ele 3 prs. $1.00 Mons Crew Socks-Plain White or with Crew Strlpod Tep Sale 3 prs. $1.00 You'll Wont To ... tho lilt Soloctlon of WJM!SLEY TIES v.U: In reacly·Ued Ueo ond the • In hand style. Ideal for 7oqnelf. For GraduaUon GUto-For Special O<eaolons. For men and Youn& ··~ SPECIAL BUYSI SUMMER TOYS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS ' PJunc eooklna:. No scour, eleaa up. I QT. SAUCEPANS $6.95 2 QT. SAUCEPANS $8.95 3 QT. SAUCIPANI $1o.9S 98c Chin• Pl1tters Clothes Baskets . & Veget1ble Dishes Sandalwood and twi!uolse Solid bottom. Round Whllo Thl'f Lilt Flonl dealgna on white with eoid border 30c SOc •• CoobMt Teflon Coated WMt Bend 9-PIEa StARIEk DRESS .r5 It won't k long now until our HOUIIWINI dtplrf. - t will k having a 1111 on J•clcion and Perkins a- Bushel. " , sm llledlum wel&ht .Wmblum double eoated with DuPont'• IIDlzlD& Te.Oon. let laeludei 1uul Zquut ~~~ with · eoven, • qt. Duteh Ovea allll eovilr, 1V lad! ltiwet, D;Jion . •tula ond opooo. O..Ir for This Soloi MonolltYIIIII $Uf GlL. SPRED lATIN ··--····----···$2.15 QT, SPRED SATIN . ... - •• - - ..·--··-·· t2.50 QT. SPRED LUSTRI ............... ___ •• QT. X· PERT LIQUID PLASTER •••• _ •• _ •. X.PERT LIQUID PLASTIC········-. X·PERT LIQUID PLASTIC ... ... - _- •. FLORENAMIL .... ........ .. ---·· 9T. WHITE FOUR HOUR INAMIL ____ • JilmliCI Shorts e2and3Piece Short Sets eCulottes eJ1ckets $7.95 SALE! GLIDDEN PAINTS Easy to eleao. NCHI!ok ftAI AI Anothor Big Shlpmentl 100% \'iscnse rayon in beautiful decorator colora in all lizes. Latex backing makes tbem J.kid restatant. The1e mas wash ver-y well SAIKEPANS $1.954 P~. CANIITIR SETS .............. SALE $4.9$ COOKIE JARS .... .... . ... .......... SALE 2.41 $4.9$ PITCHIII AND JOWL SET$ • • • • .. • • SALI .f2.9$ PITCHIR AND IOWL SITS •••••••• SALE 1.41 -$2.19 PITCHER AND IOWL SITS •••••••••• IALE 1.10 $1.95 TEA POTS ................. ; ... " ••••• SAL! 98c $1.110 PITCHERS ............................ SALI 50c "49 PITCHERS ........................... SALE 65c $1.9$ PITCH IRS "........................ SALI 9lc $1t5 PITCH liS . .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. • • • • • • • • IALI $1.41 $1.00 SALT AND PIPPIR SITI ............ SALI 50c W ve an outstanding aelecUon of girls sportswear In MJs . and Match oordi and Separates-the latest styles, fabrica and colora - In slzeo 3 to 6X and ~------- LOG CABIN THROW RUGS li..,. Tofion CNtocl Sl1inl- Slot! . Aluminum Lined WHITE PROVINCIAL NAPCOWARE Gain Thot btr1 Bod Room You Nftd With A 71" by 48" - -1• '9·" e hlr, warmer toniglll, low bl cas, ID<reasing clo'!dlne... war. mer Friday. chance of sbowers wtsl In allenooD. Events ClASS 12 Circl• Heath Methlli!ist · Church will meet · Wednesday, April 19, at B P·ll!at the chu~. Mrs. Nan lll!!ore · will be proiJ)'am leader and Mrs. James Jividen, devOtional leader. Hostesses will be Mrs. Norman Wayland, Mrs. Oms Wood and Mr~. James Criswell. OIDO ETA PID CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet Wednesday. 19. at 6:15 p. m. In the C & SO Electric Com· pany social room. Doris Ewing will have the program and Loll Clelland will be hostess. PAST P!m~IDENTS of Amer· lean Auxiliary Unit 39 wiU meet Wednesday, April 19, at 7:30 p. m. at lhe home Of Mrs. Ralpff GU1110re, Middleport. All members who are unable to attend, please contact hostess. THE WINDING Trail Garden Club wiU meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Lew!J, Wednesday, Aprlll9, at 7:30 p. m. The program will be on !erDJ. BOSWORTH Cooncil No. 48, Royal and Select Masters, will bold a stated meeting Wodnelday, April 19th, at 7:30 p. m. In the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. 11 officers are eted to a~tend t All officers are expected to at· lend !his meeting. After the regular meeting, the caRt lor the Super Ercellent Masten Degree wiD practice for the <onlerring of !his degree which is only conferred once a year, the first Monday lD May. AD members of lhe cast are ex· peeled to !It lbete. Refreshments will be served to all follow.ing the practice session. TWIN CITY Shrlnettes wIll meet 'lbursday evening, April 20th, at the Columbus and Ohio Electric Company office at 7:30 p. m. ROCK SPRINGS BETI'ER Ilealth Club meets at the borne of Mrs. Fred Goegleln, 'lburs· day, April 20, at 1:30 p.m. Soo our' nno of oxtr1 slto oPOrlswur Sic 54c 73c Weathf . THURSDAY eCrop Topo lor tho h1rd to fit obo 65: ~.~ W6-1 .... · · • · · .. · • .. " · · · · · .. • • .. • .. • • • 39c 55c V.P 120 2 .. ................................ 49c as. KODAK PLiis.ii PAN ·;ii.M 'ilii · ias:io · ·.. ·· .. 15c KODAK TRI·X PAN FILM NO. i:x 135·20" ..... 69c $1.25 KODAK EKTACHROME X FILM NO CX. 620". 99c $2.15 KODAK ·EKTACHROME X FILM NO 'ex IM-20. j 74 $1.95 KODACHRbME II FILM NO K 13$:20 $l 49 $2.75 KODACHROME II FILM NO • K 135-36 . . .. .. 2'27 $1.95 KODACHROME V.F. NO, KX 1l5·20 "• .....1.49 $1.15 KODACOLOR·X FILM NO CX 620 .. . "... i7c $1.15 KODACOLOR·X FILM NO: CX 127 ...... • ... 17c $1.95 KODACOLOR-X FILM NO. CX IM-20 . ., -~ ....$149 $1.15 KODACOLOR-X FILM NO. CX 120 . . . . . . . . i7c $UO KODACOLOR·X FILM NO. CX 116 ' .......... $1 27 $2.45 KODACHROME II FILM (Daylight o; "phOiOfj~j,) 2'10 $2.95 KODACHROME II SUPER I FILM $2.44 $4.15 KODACHROME II I """ Mogollno ... ... '. $l 20 $1.75 KODACOLOR·X FILM NO. CX 126-:tti ·:::::: $1:39 24" by 36" ' pastels and deep tones. SPORT SHIRTS White, yeUow, blue S.lol Kodak ' Mix and Match Coordinates and Separates - the latest styles and fsbriCJ bl Rll3' bold prints aDd solids In $1.00 Whitt Rain Shempoo ..... _....•... Salt 7Sc lq. $1.50 Hidden Magic Htir Spray . . . . . . . . Silt $1.31 . R11. $1.50 Sheer Bnuty Hair SiHing Lotion . . Salt 91c: · Rtg, $1.00 Btn Spray D.adortnt .............. Slit 75c R~g, 69e Secret Creme Dtocklrtnt •.••.. , , . . . . Slit 53c Mitchum Anti-Perspirant . • . . . • . . . . • . . • • • . • Salt $3.00 ' .Complete Line of Sportswear For Women··, Reg. $3.95 Long, Shift 1nd Weltz Length GowM Sale $3.00 Reg. $2.95 Nylon Full Slips, White, block and colon Sole $2.39 Reg. $1.95 Nylon Half Slips Sale $1.39 Reg. 49c Little Girls Reyon Acetate Panties S.le39c ,. , .j • Comi 9to.9. • KE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER and SAVE ALL OF YOUR SAL£SLIPS ~ SAVE EVERY DAY IN THE COSMETICS DEPARTMENT ON THE FIRST FLOOR . Wll.LING WORKERS Class of the Enterprise VB Church Will meet at the boma of .Mn. Jobn Smith. Thursday, April 20, at 7:30 p.m. TWIIJGHT GARDEN C.1ub wlll meet at the home of ~s. Dwigbt Parlrer, Thutsday at 7:30 p.m. with Mr11. Wheeler Drake as co-hostess. Add Friday ............ ·-- • JITNEY SUPPER at the Poriiand Grade Scbool, Friday April 21, sponsored by the Methodist Church. wscs. Servlnl will start at 5 p.m. AFTERNOON CIRCLE of Heath Methoclisl <llurcb will BpolliOr • nnnmace ~ Fr~ day and Salmday, April 11 :a itl the Fry building on ldlll SL Persons wishing pick-up serv• Ice may eontact. Mrs. Moore, Mrt. Walter Hayes. TIDRD FRIDAY CUlB meett at the home of Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, 2110 West Main St., Friday. April 21. 0 Nf Friday RUTLAND SENIOR Clau II S)IJID80rlng a teen ilanee porly this Friday nlgbt foUowJni the Rutland All Sports lllnquat at lhe Rulland lll&b Sebool audi· _lorlum. The J,.Y. wm be 1t1 charge of the evening aclivltlea, lllar!Jni at 8 p.m. Saturday THE MErGS MaraUder• AJh. lellc Boosters will spoiwor . a high scbool dance party thll coming Saturday night at t h e M:kldleport Elementary auditorIum from a to n p. m. Tile Jay• will ~~~~m. MORIAH BaP!IIt Church 01 Middleport wm ·lp<lDSOI' a bai8 1111 Salurdaf, April I lhe .Tri-IAlllre auner. 1n M'ld· ~ belillllbiR at t a. m. A v.mty of baked. goods will be avllllble, Proceeds froiD t h 1111 wm ·be 111111 lor lhe Chll· drill'• Bind of lhe church. e BY HOBART WIUON, JR. Southeastern Ohio. isolated many yean }rom "The Wonderlui World of Ohio," In on the go. This was the consensus of 50 newspaper. radio and television representatives .attending I he first annual Southeastern Ohio Development Information Press Conference Wednesday at The Ohio University Inn, Athens. The oonference was sponsored by the Southeastern 0 hi o Regional Council. Purpose of the two and onehalf h6ur session was to review accomplishments of the pas I two years, and to ~ring tha news io' s media up.to-date on projects underway, or planned In the SEORC's 211-counly area. Thirteen community lenders, development directors. educat. ors, physicians, and engineer• formed a discussion panel, touchil!& on community development. E. E. Davis, president of the SEORC, welcomed newsmen, then turned the afternoon program over to Carl Dalhberg. council director. Dalhberg recognized I I v e guests wlto have played Important roles in the development of Southeastern Ohio communities during the pas! two years: Jer· ····~ t·· r • ' at • unties ' n • ry Callahan and Andy Lo'l\!ery, Columbus and Sonthern 0 h 10 Electric ·Co.; Ed Callihan, Columbia Gas of Ohio, and Bob Wolfe and Pete Leobold, 0 hi o Power Co. · Here are summaries of re. marks made by Wednesday's apeakers: William E. McKinley, Jr., Executive Director. Development Planning Institute, Ohio Univer· ally: "The Ingredients for total development include oompre· hensive oornmunily planning, resource and development, recreation and tourism. and lmprov· ed educational programs. We are deeply involved in eommUJlo • ent1-n e ~·· ity planning throughout tb e council's 28-oounty area." Franklin Gerlach, Associate Director and· Adult and Conlin· ulng Education Specialist. Portsmouth Branch, Ohio University: "Community leadership meet. lnp (totaling· 35 hours over a . period of time) are being ar· ' raqg-4, f<' ,. ~lSI communities in the so!uilon of old problems, Video taped programs, discussions (and luncheons) wiD resuit in decisive making techn!ques." Dr. Thomas Morgan, Holzer Hospital, Galtipolis, represen~ lng the Ohio Valley Health Serv. Ice FOWldation: "Our big prob· !em in Southeastern Ohio Is a deficiency in medical personnel ... nurses and technicians ·... we are not sell sufficient to take care of our youth .. we uport them for training. but once they see the bright lights in the big city, they fail to return. Through the proposed re· gional demonslration health center we hope to correct this stiuation. Don't underestimate this project. If approved, it will be the showcase ot Appalachia. We must have a clo,.r relationship with Ohio University and Rio Grande College. We must avoid duplication of facilities, plan intelligently, and gear our training programs accordingly." Jack Hill. Development Di· rector, Ohio Office of Appala· chia: "The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council must be com· plimented for its past efforts. Noth1ng will surpass local inlti· alive. This area has all types of potential." Robert Teater, Assistant Dlrector. Department of Natural Resources: "Your future lies in the development of resources .the major resources are people through them you open the door for natural re· sources development." Sam Sharp, substituting for J. Mason Morlil. &xecutlve Direc· ' t e tor, Institute for Reglqiial 0. velopmenl, 'Obi,O' Ulliverslty: "Through a co,uhunitY service office we Jl!ll off"~~ ·media background ~ioll an .U prograpu. We bQpe Ill bave lllt 'OperatiOD · Al~l.l\'f grattUI urnlerw.Y, ID·Qblo by.JII!O first of nell year ... .lhe~ ·m projects. undertq_el· 011 a leCII level with the nse of privatt funds." Paul Baldrlclge, A"tlltant Dl> rector of Planning, ilepartmal of Devt!lopmerit: must oommunicate and cooperate oa regional projects." DeForest R. Roush, Dlvillol (Continued 011 PNt 1) "1'3. •we ----~~--~--------~-----------~~==~~~~---~--~~~~----~--~----~----~~~~~~- Route 33 Project Launched large crowd gathered Wed· make travel readily accessible nesday morning at Rock Springs from tlle courthouse in Pomeroy to watch Meigs County's to Columbus." project" officially get Mr. Masheter review"'! the way. htstory of Metgs County s ot· Sod was offlclnlly turned lor tempts to get Rt. 33 from Porn· the section of new U. S. Rt. eroy to Athens underway re· from Rock Springs to Darwin calling the initial activity on the following a one-hour proposal began in 195S. He said starting at 10:30 a. m. the project has grown from a P. E._ Masheter, Ohio two-lane proJed to a four-lane or of Highways, was on hand to one of llmtted access dur10g participate in activities begin· this period of time. ning the long-sought Meigs Coun- Previous work done by the ty porject. V. N. Holderman & Sons Com· Masheter, who in a brief dress, said Meigs can be">me • a mecca for tourists and vac••·l Uoners, was presented 11 the county. He receivedth •• eowardl which was made by "' Nolan, of Syracuse, by Fred W. Crow. Crow, 41- lha-"Me I g I •"WIIIIIIUIIjly !mproveJIIIem Corporation, sJven honor of presenting ihe key GETTING READY - Six oiflcials who had important roles In the groundbhaklng actlviUes for .the· new Masheter because of the ID· section of U.S. Rt. 33 In Meigs County from Rock SprJn gs to Dan,in, are on tbe huge bulldozer tbat turne11 role he had the first "official" sod ·for the project. Left to right are Rep. Ralph Welker, P. E. Masheter, Ohio director of on the local level in highways, Attorney Fted W. Crow, J, W. "Dyke" Wilson, a"islant director of highways, V. N. Holderman, Rt. 13 project in the owner of the V. N. Holderman & Sons Construction Company,. Columbus, and John Dowler, Division 10 high· yay engi~eer.-sent::.:in:.:e.:. I.:.Ph=:o:..:to.:...._·----------------------~---- praiJ)'am. "Meigs County is lmporlalot\ to lhe State of Oltio," said sbeter, "and we want a way for you people thai . A wu $15,000 More · Contributed pany of Columbus, contractot·s dignitarlei from tlie·-uea a for the $4.8 million project, was were I• attendance. praised by Masheler who said 11ernar<1 v. FuJII present CIC the firm will be a crt'dit to the president and prosecu~ commonlty. Masheter also urg- . . . ed Meigs Countians to support mg attorney, lntrOddced counfJ Issue One and cited several of offietals partlclpatiiJC. the projects available for the Music for th~ groimclbNaJdna area through funds from the ceremonies waa p~ bJ Ohio Bonding Commission. the Middleport, Soulbem, and Leslie Fultz Pomeroy council Eastetn· l!lgb Scbo,ol bandl. . ' The lnvocaliljll and beudlctlaa prestdeot. served as master of was given bY BeY. 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