https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7d5872f558059b1b66234e3617a7759f.pdf 8ee69e798126547100a026a22cb4a106 PDF Text Text ' • -;_o;DIIIY· Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O, April_!, 1963 ."·-·.·-.I "·nd Grueoer daughter, Debbie one! otheroiid relatlvea. 1..-••.& ' Mr. and Mrs. Cllll't!fiCe Bailey · QUVl and sons, J\if!hard and Michael, ~JH. rf · ol Springfield spent the weekI'Qflllcpo . end wlijl her •isters, Miss "' .' , farle Erlewing and Mrs. 1 'l'l1e fiohtUY · ol Mri. Jameo Greg. Miss Judy Gregg of ~~0 ~~ wert l!ere visit- VerJlOn also spent the YJ\!1, ... ~ ajs<J hero with tier mother, """"'nu H •· .,-A·· M , ', , ~)a ~· her "EVa. ii\iii•Y. w-:e !W)i!>ter, Lucy ·- - " .... Mainly About People In Pomeroy I . Pelt ?~· .... flnl ......... .. .. !Pfted a _.,r, "" li ..,.. lee! ...... , ..Eft . . . . . . . . landocapo lor • • • talflr. 'ttllw11r11 N'1'1111 Sunday guests at the home o1 • Cbarleo Buct were Mr. w~ite V~ "f'.;.u~.l',~!: ol Mi4alo- Beverlx Ervin, daughter Mrs. Willard Ebenof 1••acn and daughters, Pomeroy, . ·.. . . . . . Mr. and· Mrs. Howard Ervin and Mrs. Floyd Rumfleld, ¥ )p~ea Souders of Middleport l!ahercine, spend. t the wMeekendd and Mr. and Mrs. R. ~ .jlf' Po ,~ at his ljome gran parenL, r. ar Hlll of Deiter 0 11\is ~ ~ Is · a paUent at ~•rJ:rt :~ · ~unda\ 1 ·Ernestine P.Well wa. the !\I<~K• . Ge~eral Hospital !" ur i e un ay 50. 00 guest of her sister, Marjorie l!Qmeroy. , ¥~ r Soimders haa alyt the Churthch of Ch~st B~v~· Ho£fman lor titUe sister week· ~ ~laped in traction and will _treated e _mem r~ o e end at Rio Grande College. bt . illere lor several days. Prtmary class on observance of , Mrs . E. J. HlU is visiting , Mr. . and Mrs. Horace McEI· her eighth b1rthday. . with relatives In Columbus thla hii!OY and Mrs. Allen Ball Mr.and Mrs .. Harold MO<Jre week. were m ·.rrirll)l.le where they of Cineinn~t~ VISited over the Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Donovan. t~\ed wllh !lie family of Mrs. weeJ<end With her p~ents , Mr. Mr . and Mrs. Roger Hines and ~ 'I,Jncoln who io critical- and Mrs. C. 0 · FISher. . daughter. Amy and Mr. and ly ilfat Mound St. Mary's Has- Mr. and Mrs. John Smtth, Mrs. Ralph Graves returned ~tal in ~elsonvflle. Jr ., of Charl~stot.~ W. Va. Vl~lt· home SUnday evening, from .· PFC Wlili Fink who is sta· ed AI e"andna, . Va., where th ey aI· . lllp h recently the mM Middleport J K S With 'th llOlled ~t Ft. Brag&, North Car· er mo r, rs .. · · mt . · tended the wedding of James olina ·. ll spending a 10 day fur- S_tude~ts returmng ~ Ohto H. Donovan and Miss Ann Burvilth his ,...3rents·, Mr. and Un~versity a!ter ~pendm~ the rough. Mfs: owen 'rink. and SOD, Dan- sprm~ vacation With. their par- Mrs. AJma Kitchen• ~~~~::: I I .ey:~ Liilcoln·st. ents mclude Tom Skmner. ~udy home Saturday from a .'· Mr . . 8nd Mrs. - Owen Fink, Butcher, Karen . ~cEI~mny , where she spent the past week lOllS., naruiy and Bip, spent Barbara ~ones, DIXIe Pierce, caring for her daugbter-iiJ..law, SUiJay ·in Chesapeake with Mr. and Denms Saelens. Evelyn Mrs. Wllllam Kitchen who was and Mrs. John Buckley and son, GIUbons re~urn~ to Bethel Col- ill and her grand~hlldren. J~!( Jeff returned for a weeks lege, Hopkmsvdle, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kitchen Vi'!lt lj'ith ~is grandparents, Mr. ' Jr. and ·famUy of Chi!Ucothe 1M Mrs. Fin<. spent the weekend with his · VlsifOrs at the home of Mrs. mother, Mrs. Alma Kitchen. Emma .Smith and Miss Hazel Mrs. William Fisher left last vMCooney ' Gi-ant-st. Sunday Wednesday, for a visit at Senwere Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Col- The Ministerial .Association ecaville , wiUt her son and llns. Mr. and Mrs. D. Pauley, Monday April 8 at the Mid· daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. (If. and Mrs. H. A. King, Gal- dleport Church ol Christ with Normao Fisher. . Jlpolis, Miss Maude Taylor. Rev . Fred . Gardener as host. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warns- II ~Jister of Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Rev. Marvm Dawson, cha1r- ley and daughter, June ·,nJ Mrs. Pe01 I VanCOQn~Y of man, presided during the busi· visited Sunday with the Masonll Middleport . session when plans were Fisher family, 1 · · Mr. ~nd Mrs. Roher! Jay of made for the Union Good Fri· Mr. and Mrs. William p.,,ker II Colum'bus spent the weekend in ~y Services to be held at the and son of Columbus spent Su11·ll MiddletlQI'\ where they visited F i r s t United Presbyterian day with his mother Mrs. ~'f~lth~:~:~M~r~s·~:~~Church Friday evening at ?:30 ward Parker, MlnersvUie. ~ p. m. with ministers of the Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Fisher churches i~ Middleport parUd· and sons Kenneth and Donald of Akron arrived Saturday for a Plans were also made lor the visit with relatives. Mr. Fisher Vacation-Bible School to be and son Dorlttld rehlfned borne i ' t I' I l ' ' ''f I ~rated ~· TO-;I :·: TODD 1 '. .wJ; Am••· - ----- - ..... :......0. -· · - . .. 'QTICil OUR OFFICE WILL 8E CLQSED ON AP~IL 12 &r..m•to reduce In i labor mtplus. arO(II. 'l'lle grant. along wilh lng local lljllds, will seov,age facllll}> COIIItrueUoo beghl b)' July 12. · • • • dresses_ IG.95 a summer of sheer loveliness in easy-care Dacron • polyester 'Fh~se crisp, airy, very feminine fashions for 1 1G.95 wonderfully carefree summer. Crease-resistant, washable,' little or no ironing. Perfect for your non-stop ' • living and the PRES-ENT PERFECT for SPRING and EASTER WEAR only the LOOK is expensive. StO··~- 3. , .. 1. Easy-Into, pearl)' ' ' . I ;: ) buttone~ .coachman drest. Scroll-splashed 100% Dacron•. For half·slzeflattery, tklrt 11 ~th front and back, flat pinta at ltdll. Gold, green or blue with whH,. 12-20; 12}(·24)(. 2. Matching embroidered lace, delle8te tucklno, l-inch hem. 100% Oacro!'l". For f'!llt,size flattery, aklrt Ia omootll front IUid"backo flat plaats a\llldto. ·; Blue, pinko mtnt·graan.12-2D: 12)!-11')(, s. Lavloh dyod-fo.motoh lace, pocketed ol!lrt Silky bioodcloth of66% Doclon•, IIi% cotton. Blue, balflo, plnk.12-2D: 121!·24)(. . •: Box ptaattcl coatdreooln pol~ay otrlped YOI,Io.of 85%Dacron•,36% cotton~ Black; blue or dark·oretn wnh whtte. 12·20: 12)(-24)(. 15. Schlffll embroidery from nackll~a 10 tl-lnch hom. AWOL Pair Is ~::1 Held In Jail ·~bWr.. 1CO" Dacron•. For haif-tlze flattery1 aklrt It &rf!OOth front and bac~ flat plaata ollltleo. Mint groon, bluo, ptnk.12·2D: 12)(,24)!. ' o- and Jockot In floral print YO!" Or ~ · Dacron•, 36% cotiDn. Plnl!, blue. QOld. 12·20; 12)(-24)(, . Patriot e. Church . Mrs. Cochran, who bnd ...,~ 11 il1 for several yean, was moth~r of Mrs, Marie Ha11Vkil>B II of M1ddlepo~t. The body he at the Miller Home lor nerals m Gallipolk w he friends may call untO time services. Burial will be In cemetery adjoining the Metho-[1 dist church at Patriot. ... ~,,.,..,.,.... ...._.,.,..,.,.._... GIVE DINNER Mr. and Mrs. George Joho-11 son of Middleport entertained Sunday with a dinner 1n hollllt' II of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank HyaeD of Rutland, celebrated their lilty.flfth wedding annlveraary. Attending dinner were Mr. aDd Mrs. Pearl HyseD, .and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Elmer Hysell, Jjaugbter, Con· . nie, of Rutland. A gold color Ischeme was carried out in the decorated cake and flowers and gifts received by the couple. This is the 30th dinner a1111ll· :I versary Mra. Jollllloo bad bad for her parenls. The Saxophone quartet of GOOD • Ohio, under public worb RATED EXCElLENT IN OBSERVANCE OF FRIDAY .. Funeral servl(~es for M r Ethie Jane Coehran, age 72, Patriot, who died SUnday moorn-11 ing at Holzer In polis will be held at the 1o Jactsonvllle ·E aster 1. Cochran SertJiee• T B Wed ->-· o e . neau.u;r 1 p.m. '*··l fMI Atherif'~~nty, year . Rev. Howard Sunday and Mrs. Fisher and ,;Jbe Association commended 11\e corpmunity-spirit exhibited t'be recent Sabin Oral-vaccihe SUnday. The ministers comtnltted themselves to the continued sport of this program., W.JI_..,.;~r..; ·.-:pru l0.1l The Association further recc~ .. -.·I!OT OPI.N IIII ~~~:~f ~a~n•d ofcommended the the medical _P,;,r.;hf,. .,"y'"th"',-u''w-i'd " "'',.n..u--,- staffs, · in contributing to the -·_......... A '1112-17 public good and the welfare of D[...J'•. Meigs Countians through the "SCCN"OJ' FLUIBill" inutoal and significant demon· CtechD.icolor) stration of unity and cooperFred lif4c:::M~ay, Nancy 01- atlon. ~. ~naa Wynn, Leon Ty. !,~; ' 'l;o\Toiny .Kirk, Joanna RETURN 1'0 MICmGAN 1\foo" ~hadfe Ruaf.., ~,eMr. and Mrs. Carl Jones and '!II Elliott Reid, Ed daughter, Carleen. have return:::i~. _Ken Murra;r, ·Stu~:i-t ed to their home in Pontiac, i;ii!MJ Cortoono Mich. after having .been called here due to t h e Illness a n d death of her aunt, Mrs . Char· ··Admt11ion: 7Dc " 40~ lotte Perrin. • Middleport band receiVed excellent rating at the solo and ensemble eompetition held at Kent State last Friday. bers were Forrest Bacbtel, carol &ott, Karen Bachner, and Michl Lloyd. They wero companied by Eugene Gberke, Mrs. Everett Bachner, Mrs. Paul Schoo, David Wiley and Judy Wildermuth. • 4. 10~95 1.0.95 . .. ' - Visit The Busy Reedy To w..r ·oeperi ment On The s.am.;·Flci4i: FOr A eo,n. plete Selection Qf Reedy To Weer.FOrW omen & Children 1nd ' " ''ilb.fhkls First Floor For The Acce11orl.. Yo~ll Need To Comp. . Y~ :~~. OUtfit. ." ' Gloves - Hendbegs - Sclrh - Hosiery ..,.. Jellitelty• •ndlJJijJ-ri•;·' . '. I ' ' ' •• . • ' , . 1G.95 . ' .wll ,·\ OHIO ~ty • enttne· ......... I . . . ElfiLIJ' . . . ']jo ilf atns otld D•W)ii}11\IP..,IU1ies 11<111 ~ Tueaday a I met was named Dean of Kenneth remained tor a weeks School with Mrs. Paul visit with her parents, Mr. · Kal "Fischer II Thei!!S to be Assistant·Dean . Mrs. Henry Roush, Racine. was announced that an or- Mrs. Ruth Goodnite of New . -and. -.-v~t .... "THr SICUT P'Ait'rNIR" ganizational meeting to make Haven, W. Vs. Is .,...~ 05 this _ ,Wiii).Stewlrt Granger plans for th~ school will be week with Mr. and Mrs. Paul ~•!14 Hai• Har.,.,.t held Tuesday, April 16, at 6:30 Harris and family. · . m. at the Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzllng members of last years staff were visitors in Columbua last Thqr, _.. PrJ, . Apr. 11·12 and volunteers for this year Friday. ~ Cantlnflas in r · . ,., "" P!PI'' · being asked to attend the Mrs. Mu Meinharl apent the Plua· 3tl. Gllffi Stars meetin~ in order lor plans to weekend wilh relative• In (~lnem,fCOp~ & Color) be completed. lumbus. · · -and- · ·· 1 The ministers believe the Mr. and Mrs. Fred: Dessauerll · "CAL'FUC:t ' John Mel'jvale', Dfd.i Sullivan Vac~"tion Bible School is 8 must s~t the weekend at St. tile COI1IIIjllnily children and . b'l"'· W. Va. with Mr. and Mra. urging all parents to con- Albert Hendricks. II sicler any help they might of. • ' Ministers Plan Union Services, held this ' · YEA'IHEI Pair, .... ...., . . , . . . Memorial Hospital Issue Joji I e I"··~ ' Mrs. Bury! White of Char· Gregg . NOWYOUDOW ~ \1--- ~. .. ' ·' ~ r j ,; ' - 0.· 0. PatRulland; Lorry Jtawk, ~Bookman, - .. • ._;..·. �• • ' . ' • • ..and··. S~ll .,.. Art I . ~~in-Op :•:e o,Y Cleaning · .10 pou11ds '2.00 ec;OATS eDIHSIS ' ··" . •MI,LLINIRY eJIWELRY - : DUKE CLEANERS . . .. ' Pr.t...ltnel Cleanlnt • Ctln.O~t lhlrt Lou-n 101 COU~T STREIT , POMEROY , COlt. IN I MAIN I!I' IDDLIPORT ·~ · - Sisters Style·Shop QOI Court St. MSUPER-RI&HT'' QUALITY EASTER THE MEAT THAT'S A TREAT- CLOVER FARM FEASTERS ·" ., VALUES GAWRE -~-· 1 P. • WHOLE BUTT PORTION Shank Portion Q. S. H. I \~. .. 1\1... ,.,. 10 POUNDS ito 9 POUNDS 1b.45c ,._43c !'lump-Brood Br1wtod Y"""' Tlftdlf Turloyo - AI Sol-d From 1l!o Aooot Rocloo io Tho LAnd. AI - pi- .,... • ....., Wlf or yow - y ~... io lui. . Butt Half 4~c Jtl 39~ i ~=K lb.l9c IUTT END Ia. . · -----. . . -~--------=-=-::---. . .---:::1 ,'; C.tw.c.t Iiiii tf fiiiJ C..W Ha• . • • • ... J9& ' e e. •· &ENEROUS SIZE PORnoNS • • • NOT INDSI "Super-Right'' Quality Ground Beef 3:~. $1.47 CIISP SOLID IC-1· LETT CE -~I.·, L-*" -~~Mrs. ~~~~ Ier, MBrrsa.d'fmH·idll·o~rswo~~ Neiglllii Mrs. Margaret 2 ·2sc YiM fOTJTOEI~ . ' ' 1-1" HIIEETI • • ......... Hou1iashelt,/ C......,.... ~;;~d:;-/J:'::.u:t;~, 1:, Now .1~1" JOJIITIOI amu lEI rGTATOEI .1t~ .. meeting of the Portsmoulb Di• trict WSCS at JackSon recenlty. Miss Maryruth Nickles o f ~ ·B,,ecil Grove, Ind., a former .tl :!~J;:~ to ~abalpur, lndia, II main..)peaker Q:Sing as her toplc, "Called, Co~19nted, and CIP,l)P!lled. " l Re\:•. and 1\!rs. Glenn Bate ll·w•:re in Marietta a recent Sunafternoon to attend the ded· ~-~~t~ lcation and new addition and ; 1/ re1mod•eling arlc:ets 1 of the Marietta E. B. Church, the church from "hil;h lbe Rev. Mr Bate entered the ministry and M r s. 1/Bate is a charter m~mber. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 1man and family of Johnstown ~~~~~~';'_d Mr. and Mrs. Garrett ....... L.., Thon - ~- 14 "111~ WHitiii--F•IIr 51c .. " f POUND COOKED IIONilH5 .. ......... I '54.&. ' .· 0 I - COOICID.. ~ Pealll Iutter • I , I .......... •........ '. •All ' ,-. . ,..... • ... .~ .. •• I I .. • J= ..... I 0 • I o ~~~ It::.. .. . 'i - - · 0 o I iiiW .. 1 • t • Thatre I~ vo • • Except 10 7 3 Mrs. Ray Roush and son, spent a week Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. cfu:~~~~:~ :end~::: 11-lerrywithCincinnati Happy Easter To All Bradford/ : ... ' 2 :tz 39c ' cytl I' ' ALL DAY THURSDAY 101'2 01, _ . "" "0'13 •• 5 ca:~s $1.00 for c BLACKBERRY STRAWBERRY APPlE GRAPE CRISCO t.~'- 12 oz. JARS CRANBERRY SAUCE, 303 size Strawberries · 3;:. '1 ,pQTATOES c!~·-·•_2 DEL MONTE ror 49c CATSUP ' - - - - - - - 20 oz. bottlo 21 C CLOVER FARM·SWIET El;> PINEAPPLE - - .!: 35c GHERKIN PICKLES MARGARINE lb. V4.'& ..... l'llrkor ' ' . Potato Breed- l --'0~1:. S9c . " , .. ·· ···FRESH · DAII.tf;__ ,rc· • . ~- • '" j~M ,,j , ,,,./ om•·' . --··.....-..--e............................. . . .............. , . ·••·>· " ' . ' ' ~- --- · · 6 for WISHBONE ITALIAN 12 ... I•• 29c SALAD DRESSING • ... bottl•. 33c. ' ,... .,, 1. . . . . . ..... • •• ' Baker'·s ·' }~arm ,.;!:!~:";" • Lycms Clover ·FOrm . < · ' ' , •.' 'I' _Route No ~· . • I - RoUte No. 124.,., Sixth & Pe•rl Streets ' U~P~~ P~II\IS ' t ' . , , . < . ·. J~:';4:. 6~~~~-~ . Racine Rutland Clover Farm Store Department Store • • ' f . . .- ,._;.,._ . . . . ~--.;;._ $].00, I ·,::.·29c App·le or ·c h·errY· Stuffed Olives ::. • CLOVER FARM OHIO OHI.O ' RUTLAND . The Fabric Shop Singer Sales & Service 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Pomeroy ·' , .,., s·s - - - - Jar . C Egg Noodles MIX 'EM or MATCH 'EM OCEAN SPRAY J;CL.OVIER FARM- VAC PAC. OR SYRUP . 3 .1-25• P..e $1.00 0UALII Y- VA LUE·• SA VI NGS·· AT ALL CL0VER.FA RM ST0RES FROZEN FOOD BUYS I . ~~··· ' oz. CANS '! CLOVER FARM JELLIES Cocktail 2 39C QT. JAR A l•I'i• "leetiou of. . ....ru. ule. ' -----·-····- ........... P-.1 EA• FRUIT r.' 1oo1o Reg. 89c Yd. pattern• ancl eolor1 for CLOVER FARM IOWS c 3's • ~~.~~ · ~~~ ~"' ~ &P\ RIADY , TO..... S. 46 • 36c ROW ~ GINGHAM '· (.J CANS .$1 ,OO 0 I '· TOMATO JUICE 303 FARM EGGS 2!: 49c ~~v Roush and other realtives. ' Mr. and Mrs. Crill Jr., of Worthington were end guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 0 ,, From Ne1rby F1rm1 TOMATO Fern Norris. \ CLOVER FARM 0 All' llltANC · TUBE v .,.... ~ I IT.. ~ r •- c .. lb. MRS. LANES E.J. ........ 4 ~ ·~' d • 1Qc TOMATOES ~- ·~ ~ Bunch SAUSAGE ;n; '\ ~ '· LIL PIG t" :<! '~ Sunday. Miss Shirley Norris employin Columbus spent the week· with her parents, Mr. and • • • HOT HOUSE LEAF 4Sc, ; • •••hiM • • • • lb• BACON ·.~ lllolo--.... Swiss ' ONIONS ! .. ................ Pie Apples t= . • lb. TEXAS GREEN ' ., t 8 9c~'·;£ i~ 1ND CUTS . . . . . . . . ; , . . ,. . -. . . . •• • • •• • O.S. H. -·BICO~" . ~ ~ FRENCH -_..,......, ...__ ~ .. UtniN lfSH _, SIAFOOD · .• ' ICE w• . . ...... CA ,AMNNEDS ' kull : ... ,. '' . . ,. .... lb. ' HOHl PRICED HISHfftl ' ~ ,.......... •• Helen Younce, . GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE JUST FOR Y.OU • , ' '• .. • ' . ' .'~ �• • ' . ' • • ..and··. S~ll .,.. Art I . ~~in-Op :•:e o,Y Cleaning · .10 pou11ds '2.00 ec;OATS eDIHSIS ' ··" . •MI,LLINIRY eJIWELRY - : DUKE CLEANERS . . .. ' Pr.t...ltnel Cleanlnt • Ctln.O~t lhlrt Lou-n 101 COU~T STREIT , POMEROY , COlt. IN I MAIN I!I' IDDLIPORT ·~ · - Sisters Style·Shop QOI Court St. MSUPER-RI&HT'' QUALITY EASTER THE MEAT THAT'S A TREAT- CLOVER FARM FEASTERS ·" ., VALUES GAWRE -~-· 1 P. • WHOLE BUTT PORTION Shank Portion Q. S. H. I \~. .. 1\1... ,.,. 10 POUNDS ito 9 POUNDS 1b.45c ,._43c !'lump-Brood Br1wtod Y"""' Tlftdlf Turloyo - AI Sol-d From 1l!o Aooot Rocloo io Tho LAnd. AI - pi- .,... • ....., Wlf or yow - y ~... io lui. . Butt Half 4~c Jtl 39~ i ~=K lb.l9c IUTT END Ia. . · -----. . . -~--------=-=-::---. . .---:::1 ,'; C.tw.c.t Iiiii tf fiiiJ C..W Ha• . • • • ... J9& ' e e. •· &ENEROUS SIZE PORnoNS • • • NOT INDSI "Super-Right'' Quality Ground Beef 3:~. $1.47 CIISP SOLID IC-1· LETT CE -~I.·, L-*" -~~Mrs. ~~~~ Ier, MBrrsa.d'fmH·idll·o~rswo~~ Neiglllii Mrs. Margaret 2 ·2sc YiM fOTJTOEI~ . ' ' 1-1" HIIEETI • • ......... Hou1iashelt,/ C......,.... ~;;~d:;-/J:'::.u:t;~, 1:, Now .1~1" JOJIITIOI amu lEI rGTATOEI .1t~ .. meeting of the Portsmoulb Di• trict WSCS at JackSon recenlty. Miss Maryruth Nickles o f ~ ·B,,ecil Grove, Ind., a former .tl :!~J;:~ to ~abalpur, lndia, II main..)peaker Q:Sing as her toplc, "Called, Co~19nted, and CIP,l)P!lled. " l Re\:•. and 1\!rs. Glenn Bate ll·w•:re in Marietta a recent Sunafternoon to attend the ded· ~-~~t~ lcation and new addition and ; 1/ re1mod•eling arlc:ets 1 of the Marietta E. B. Church, the church from "hil;h lbe Rev. Mr Bate entered the ministry and M r s. 1/Bate is a charter m~mber. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 1man and family of Johnstown ~~~~~~';'_d Mr. and Mrs. Garrett ....... L.., Thon - ~- 14 "111~ WHitiii--F•IIr 51c .. " f POUND COOKED IIONilH5 .. ......... I '54.&. ' .· 0 I - COOICID.. ~ Pealll Iutter • I , I .......... •........ '. •All ' ,-. . ,..... • ... .~ .. •• I I .. • J= ..... I 0 • I o ~~~ It::.. .. . 'i - - · 0 o I iiiW .. 1 • t • Thatre I~ vo • • Except 10 7 3 Mrs. Ray Roush and son, spent a week Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. cfu:~~~~:~ :end~::: 11-lerrywithCincinnati Happy Easter To All Bradford/ : ... ' 2 :tz 39c ' cytl I' ' ALL DAY THURSDAY 101'2 01, _ . "" "0'13 •• 5 ca:~s $1.00 for c BLACKBERRY STRAWBERRY APPlE GRAPE CRISCO t.~'- 12 oz. JARS CRANBERRY SAUCE, 303 size Strawberries · 3;:. '1 ,pQTATOES c!~·-·•_2 DEL MONTE ror 49c CATSUP ' - - - - - - - 20 oz. bottlo 21 C CLOVER FARM·SWIET El;> PINEAPPLE - - .!: 35c GHERKIN PICKLES MARGARINE lb. V4.'& ..... l'llrkor ' ' . Potato Breed- l --'0~1:. S9c . " , .. ·· ···FRESH · DAII.tf;__ ,rc· • . ~- • '" j~M ,,j , ,,,./ om•·' . --··.....-..--e............................. . . .............. , . ·••·>· " ' . ' ' ~- --- · · 6 for WISHBONE ITALIAN 12 ... I•• 29c SALAD DRESSING • ... bottl•. 33c. ' ,... .,, 1. . . . . . ..... • •• ' Baker'·s ·' }~arm ,.;!:!~:";" • Lycms Clover ·FOrm . < · ' ' , •.' 'I' _Route No ~· . • I - RoUte No. 124.,., Sixth & Pe•rl Streets ' U~P~~ P~II\IS ' t ' . , , . < . ·. J~:';4:. 6~~~~-~ . Racine Rutland Clover Farm Store Department Store • • ' f . . .- ,._;.,._ . . . . ~--.;;._ $].00, I ·,::.·29c App·le or ·c h·errY· Stuffed Olives ::. • CLOVER FARM OHIO OHI.O ' RUTLAND . The Fabric Shop Singer Sales & Service 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Pomeroy ·' , .,., s·s - - - - Jar . C Egg Noodles MIX 'EM or MATCH 'EM OCEAN SPRAY J;CL.OVIER FARM- VAC PAC. OR SYRUP . 3 .1-25• P..e $1.00 0UALII Y- VA LUE·• SA VI NGS·· AT ALL CL0VER.FA RM ST0RES FROZEN FOOD BUYS I . ~~··· ' oz. CANS '! CLOVER FARM JELLIES Cocktail 2 39C QT. JAR A l•I'i• "leetiou of. . ....ru. ule. ' -----·-····- ........... P-.1 EA• FRUIT r.' 1oo1o Reg. 89c Yd. pattern• ancl eolor1 for CLOVER FARM IOWS c 3's • ~~.~~ · ~~~ ~"' ~ &P\ RIADY , TO..... S. 46 • 36c ROW ~ GINGHAM '· (.J CANS .$1 ,OO 0 I '· TOMATO JUICE 303 FARM EGGS 2!: 49c ~~v Roush and other realtives. ' Mr. and Mrs. Crill Jr., of Worthington were end guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 0 ,, From Ne1rby F1rm1 TOMATO Fern Norris. \ CLOVER FARM 0 All' llltANC · TUBE v .,.... ~ I IT.. ~ r •- c .. lb. MRS. LANES E.J. ........ 4 ~ ·~' d • 1Qc TOMATOES ~- ·~ ~ Bunch SAUSAGE ;n; '\ ~ '· LIL PIG t" :<! '~ Sunday. Miss Shirley Norris employin Columbus spent the week· with her parents, Mr. and • • • HOT HOUSE LEAF 4Sc, ; • •••hiM • • • • lb• BACON ·.~ lllolo--.... Swiss ' ONIONS ! .. ................ Pie Apples t= . • lb. 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' .'~ �_._y • .:..~ -·;.- - · ·--- .. ,. v ',y ' .' 1 ' ,.\r"c,lf C-DaUy Sentinel, Pommy-Middleport, 0 ., AprlllO, 1963 "1•it"· , 1i I 1be Pomeroy Panthers won their seoond stralght Southeast· ern O~lo League baseball outing Tuesday afternoon with an 8-5 win over a stubborn Jackson I Dine on the Panther diaolond. • Pomeroy pitchers David Reed and Dick Wells limited the Ironmen to four hlts in the seven inning contest, while PaD- ' Jo r.~e: ..n,r:.•t·o ne D l..n. •I> . ·- ,. to bring Baker home, stole both second and third, . .and came home on a single by Mlckey Winebrenner, The other three Panther runa were scored in the fourth when SUrrett, tlting, walked fiVe battefS and hlt another before be was relieVed by Jim Reynolds. In th~ $ixth, but both threats were dampened by the Ja<kson rightbander. Jackson thr<!alenncl the Pan!hers with a rally in the sevauowing one base runner to enth with t'W<l away. Wells gave score. . ~p a walk, followed witb an erBob Crow doubled In the <'Or that put another base runfifth and Phll Swindell si!lgled ner on. Leftfielder Jerry Green wen. weot to tll& mound In relief of Reed when he walked the baseo full with one away In the top of the fourth. Wells pit· cbed his way out of the jam, p·hI•11•IeS Deal - • Rec~s then tagged a single to bring both runners home and narrow the Panther !elk! to 11-5. Another Pomeroy orror . and a walk fllled tM bases for Jackso.:~ bUt Wells ended the· game by fanning the next batU.r, Larry Rose. Pomeroy pitchers atruck out e. , r , --d Le s h WBit ••• an k ees ' I NEEDED sli1 hll'nona, and walked elgllt, ' :~ Jackson mo~ struck .out , ,. ~ seven, hlt one, and walked rune. ., By innings: , , -, Jackson 200 100 2 -5 4l l , ,,; 140 310 x-8 7 ·i Pomeroy Surrell . (LP), Reynolds " ,, ~ (1k ,' and Bierly; Reed. (WP), . \\'e L , ,--(4), and Winebrenner, ;:. "' - . ' YOU CAN BE SURE Ol'i FJNDINQoll1' 'Alii? ALL 2-l Defeat In . Ope~~. ther batU.rs banged out seven. Jackson jumped into .a ~ lead in the top of the lirs'i when · Reed gave up a base knock, to ~ leadoff batter Larry Buchanan,_ · then walked the next. The third By DICK; JO:YCE pitciJed a four-hitter and struck the senior circuit but the · ing· out Gene Freese and Tommy Ken McMullen lJ batter to face Reed was safe on UPI 81*U 'Wrliv out 10 in a 2·1 vlctory Tuesday team in the teague tor the Harper. runs for the DodgerS\:NS*lJ ;ff ; ,, a fielder) choice, filling tbe All Art .Mahaffey's got Is a niglll. , ha~ of last season, JaCkson took the loss foo:4i21id&o. •,·: By I'KED DOWN fore yielding solo homers in the bags with no outs. blazing fastball and ·nickel- "It wa11 jusi tast balls," Ma- game winner Joey Jay for ~ Nati~n:aJ Le~gue champlon Larry Burright of thEf; MttJJRot •..\ . t ba--•-•J ~ . ... Half said af h nd t · h .~~:~: ! San Francasco Giants and the the only hits oil B,..MiiKJ -~•the - -, 1 '' 1 rd UPJ ~Writer eighth and ninth to Bill Bryan Jim Surre . tt drove two of ~ve acco mg o 3elHU &IJUW· ey ter t e gam_e .. "I 11ee0 s rmg t ye.a~ ~n, An el Dodg ted ith l"'6"V"""'"lll' The New ark "Yankees wasted and Chuck Essegian Jackson's runs home with a Jt-aUs, but that big hummer was threw only five breaking pitches day._Don Demeter s SlDgle LJ& g es ers, ra w first and ninth innif i" ?1iib <"ffe.. . ,, no timr lettiPi American League . single to left before the riaht- good enough to get the ·Pbiladel- all night." in the first Phillie run in Cincinnati as the top ilio~enders tween, the Card ri _ a~ "Set - ~l !i rivals know' 1that Ralph TArry is The ~~cago White ~x got ~ handed Sophomore Panther phia Phillies.- off wlnging in the Mahaffey, a 19-game winner for fourth inning and the ~~~:~=~~ ~or tdahe NL tfl~~; won e open· .down 20 straight JalU~ 'J ,r early dtvtdend from thetr key wmN 11o 1 Le ' a1n • the PhiJU last u11 ed · •Go d mg Y cone~. . · whlU.'s il<>lller and .r~ ... ,. . ''·'· . 1~ as good as, he looked In the . . hurler sett1ed down and pitched a na ague penn . . r-.--.::. es year, s er came m W1tt:D r y Xt!'l"' ta- ' '" WOrld Series; Mld Joe Pepitone t~ trade rn topp.Ung the Detroit his way out of the jam "JUst let him thr~ -~t ·fast,.. from a palnfW. right shoulder dur- muffed a double play ball in Four home runs-by Willie man;s four hils ledil.thi!l ~· .. ~ may be !jett<jr titan Joe DiMaggio Ttgers, H, the Los Angeles An· . baJI," says Phillie Manager Gene lng spring training but his open· sixth.. Mays, Orlan4o Cep<da, WUUe If-hit aUack - 12 Ol ~omltollll ll 11 predicted; ; gels beat the Boston Red ~x, Pomeroy got one run back in Mauch ...H.e doesn't need those ing night perf~mance apparently 111e Reds ralell i~ the McCovey and Felipe Alau-!Qd the ing ofi Roger Craig. 'L·· tu-~ Put the two factors together 4-1 , and the . Cevleland .Indians the bottom of the first when other pitches." bas dispelled any of . Mauch's off Mahaffey when Frank Giants to a 9-2 victory over the Bonus ·baby Bob Ba_iley , and . .: r arid they speiJ c~ty for .lOJtg· ~haded Lhe Minnesot~ Twms, 5-4, David Baker led off with a sin- The Cincinnati Reds found tbat worries. son singled and John Houston Colts and 25-game win- veteran ~moky Burgess hvl~ suffering Americ$. Leaguers who· m #Jc other American League gle, Tom White moved him out tor tlle second straight open· Defeat Joey Jay doubled him home wit!t one ner Daon Drysdale 0 f the Dodgers for the Pirates, who beaf1 , '·~ j· .,": are hoping their"-lnaJI!osties will games ' along with a walk, and Wells ing day when the big righthander The Pbili;, long-time doormat of M~fey then settled down, beat the Chicago Cubs, 5-1. B0 b Heiu:lley. · Relief ace ~ • 1 lose the pennant th.iB year. Tbe slammtM a two • bagger over . . Face pi~ up tbe victory. 11r ") { 1 _ •·• hoped th' d J k • tartlng 'tch J p U N Ito 1 I.e In other gllllles, Erme Brogho , . AL's "shirtless ones" :r . ac sons • pl immy iersa May • •• ' ague pitched a two-hit, 7-0 victory for I, f;_ n> Yankee pitching might be vul· ed, SurreU, then set the Pan- 8 T ·d nerable and -HiU the Yanks had ther batting crew down in ord· WASHNIGTQN e Top raWPI> e Bait w L Pd the LouisMets, Cardinals over the J~· , II ·;t-: In San Francisco 1 0 1.000 NewSt.York and Ted Sav. ' out-smart' em~eiVes by trad-- · er. ..,.. 1 poe~ --• ~ 3Ve0SW00 backwash of a 3-1 Los Ange1es 1 0· 1.000 "'.. age's two-out, pinch singe ~ lng firstseman BiU Skowron 1D . p , b' '·-•th dJ the n-"'~·-St Lo 1 000 th p·tt b h · 3 i ' theLos lhgeles Dodgers. ~,:. ··-~ omeroys tguu~,gwas e e.~eat to. · : ~ur-~ , us 101. e 1 surg Plfates to a -2 ., ·~ · l~ But T~y aDd Pepitone.(llgew, ~ 't l s~. when PanQH!r batters the WaShii:Jgton senators ·bad Philadelphia 1 0 1.000 win over the Milw11ukee Braves. i plenty of . cold watef ( u scoreg' four runs. With . 0 n e Jrow much trailiH>ait Cincinnati 1 1 .500 Jack saolord, a 24-game winhopes ~sday. whiJ! '\he ' ta~ .,· ;''c' - . awaf, Fred Boyd walked and Jtm Piersall worth?. . . Pittsburgh 1 1 .500 ner lor the Glanls last season, . , ,,.:,l,. 3'. I g. 0 1 ·000 opened t'ir seBS(ln w.it;b ·~·.H~ ~~ ~ W.t}hama White Falcons, Reed was s~~e ~n an .. error; Piersall. ~t-pwd -~er New York pitched ·five-hit ball for five in... 1 0 1 victOry o1fr the Atbletic!"kl lC-an- ptay~n.g at· home, won t h e i r Baker_,,r:tked • , triple, ~ sec- -~ W~mgton club, saton -·•cei•tl Chicago .ooo nings before_giving way to ·Jack · • sas City.(fven the ''r,ct th8t~~. thifd ~s!r~t of the season ond h~f ~~ game, to" drive ~h ~t ~o,nd~y's o~ner ~· Milwaukee o 1 .000 Fisher, who retired all 12 Colts <I iili /\ Athletics lwereJa!l ·R - · ernoonoodwlth a i_n bothgunners. Amerlcu League Houston o 1 .000 in order. The oo-degree heat and . •. ••.·:· their n gol't aJ1d . nt· 'l'(th aver aveosw . White foUowed ·With a Ingle · . · Tuesday•• Restdts Sanford's base-running-he hit a forms walfl't et!Ough to make the . s weakly on the shortstop. Lo An 1 St Louill 7 New York 0 triple and a single, driving in 30,916 h<>rri!lown [ins conruse Bill Jewell started on the Senator officials were reticeJtt, s gees 1 0 1.000 I '1. ... !! them wir'~. royally, -mo.und for Whahama but was about whether Piersall might BChia~Umore 1 0 1.000 ... Los Ange es 5 Chicago 1 three runs-ceUJCd the Giant h ·d · •, ' ~: ~wlce reheved by c &rley Hargraves ong 0 om on the early season trading block. cago 1 0 1.000 Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 2 righthander to tire. ' Per aps you, too, nee ~ . •. P ep I "' II om•"' • '-' Cl land 1 o 1 000 San Francisco 9 Houston 2 b ty 1 Intent f' d-Y9 ' ,~ : added World in the first ~fter he bad walk~d ,. But privately they conceded •tnm eve · ···· The Giants ·raked four Houston 3 eau rea , In I' ·; ~! 2 1 0 series vi ries to his 23 _12 record Ravenswood s only two runs to the temperamental centerfielder New York l.OOO · · · · P~~~~':·s ~~!:,r;:tip~~~·~~~- ~ hurlers for 17 hits, with starter BEAUTY SHOP fast in the , 1 .: .in l91J2, bed 3 six·hit ~er and the .plate. has been a disappointmt!nt ..since St U:tuis at New York _ Dick Farrel gletting the loss. ' Y ELLOW PAGES. " 'l 0 1 walked o one batte1· \\hlle Pep- Wahama reversey the lead In he came here 8 year ago m 8 Minnesota o 1 ooo 1 burn (12-9) vs Jackson <8·20). Mauy Wills of the Dodgers, the where YOU.... ·,. ·l l,: 11 Hone. m ing h1s varsity debut, th bottom end of the first trade with Cleveland. w h'n1 to o 1 ~ Milwaukee at NL's most v.aluable: player in 'l led the ' ankces' 13-lht, att(k when Mik~ Fields led off with ' Visiting with Mrs. Nell Ste- ln last. y~r·s ~e;,h }:liersaJl as gTu~ay's RP.tt~Us 05-91 vs Cardwell 1962, suffered an injured ankle as FINGERS DO ~: with t\.\0 , omers and 8 ~~ . a double, Gordon Clark 'tripled them recently were Mr. and \von rousmg urra. s u e Chicago 7 Detroit 5 Los Angeles at Chicagohe tried to s~re in ihe third and WAlKIMQ~/ · ~ep.iton r 1s the 22-year-old free- him m, and JeweU banged 8 ~rs. Howard Young of Paden up hittmg 8 ~alhd ·244 for ~ New York 8 Kansas City 2 fax 04-7l vs Buhl (12-10. had to be replaced. Drysdale ·· swmg1~g .Arst:base...man ~~o .~~~ home run int~ rlght center •City, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. year:-an 86-po~tthdrColp f1rondm his Cleveland 5 Minn;sota 4 Cincinnati at Philadelphia spaced 11 hits and was helped ,l sensation~ hlfptert tre4 ~...., m field. JNahama scOred tw~more Bertie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. pre~tous ye?r ','! eve a . . Los Angeles 4 Boston 1 (night) -Maloney (9-7) vs by three doub1e plays. Rookie last sea bu' ~t/~Oit~ .P~ t9 in theltSecond when Bob Green Emmett Stethem, ~rs. Rolland Piersall hit dJsmaU~ this ~prmg (Qnyl games schedueldl Lish 01-Sl. t: .239 an farmed to . ~imd. led off with a~·gle Bob Rus- Stethem and famtly and Mr. , aqd was greeted With ~gled Wednesd • p ob bJ Pith San Francisco at -J ........... · , ' a e c ers (night) - Marichal ( IB-11) . b. H IS Jgg t boos t er IS. "'~ '-4f'"''~10 • sell was safe 1 an~r and and Mrs. John Gr~~ ~-. , , s an d cbeer,s by Washington Boston ay at sLosr Angeloes-Wilson who Pep has assured , Bruce (.1~6> 1 , . .,.,,•.c.,r••'"'J.J'I'. J that ne will Ya~ ma~ Jttie~ss big J ~we II. po wd er , ano' t..her one, Dinner guest~ of Mr. a~_Mrs. .. ans at Mondays. opener. 02)8) vs Chance (14-10>. • -.. lime thii yea r. this tJme a two-bagger, Oscar Babcoc . k were M.J:ta~ '*"'"loyed in Columbus viSited, New York at Kansas Tbursday•s Gamet . "'J.l r·~.. M Stafford 114·9) vs Bowfleld Los Angeles at Chicago M Ch I Mr Pepito hit the first pltch of- Wahama's o(her run came in . s. ares assar au"' Y 1ew days with his parents, r. Cleveland at Minnesota _ New york at Milwaukee ' • '-"'1' fered }m for a homer Tues- the third when Hargraves sing- R1g~s. . . ~ .:.'n.>··~o., ._: . .Mrs. Paul Andrews. Dowell (3-7 vs Kaat ·ua- 141. San francisco at Houston; night ·· ~ 1 day and o slomhered In the led witb two away Green slam- Jll!l Carter spent jll weekend 'Mr. and Mrs. Millard Ball F;,h., : · <O~;-. games seheduled) eighth in ng . .E~a Howard got tne(a<his-second ba;e knock, and with Kester Matheny "aniif Gene Elk Ridge, W. Va., spent Chicago at Detroit ~ ... , h '" d """'"' RJ' ··-~ lh I t b tt f ThyseU week d with Mr and Mrs M (9-SI vs Aguirre (!6-B). , · · · " "" " a omer,:MPn ... r--~ t.'U ..-uson e·11ex wo a ers were sa e · . , _ en · - · Washington at Baltimore_ . REDS .OfTI9~~ ~fii;Jt ~ had a tf'Jple Terry, meanwie,h on free pas.<1es. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curbs L. Karr. be ( · CINCINNATI (UP!) -C~cher· breezed,enft~ t '""'lngs •j{ t . ·~ SJ)el\t , several days .. with Ruth · Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins ~een (8-13) vs Ro rts 10-0). ,.. •' .... "' 1 -~----" ""Frp~•es, fanned 14, walked Long of .Marion and Mr. and visited Bess Larkins, _ · ' Thursday'" Games first lisZnian -bon llavlollien J. \,} ·. non~. and _allowed Ravenswood Mrs. Denver Curtis, Columb.lls, ville. Chicago at l..os Angeles. ·night optioned. to ·san Diego.. in ilie Paonly two hats. Jewe.ll struck ou* Mr. and Mrs : George Smith. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boston at Washington, night cific Coast League by the Cincin- . Detroit t Cle eland natl md"s' Tuesday .· The move en'/1~ )ked nd I h I ,P. wa · ~~- .~·.~Q tve ..Waama Parkersburg,Mr.andMrs.Ttm ,were_visiting Mr. and Mrs. a v abledthe" Redsto reduce their 'ti J.. i';t· at nonw agamst 8an· White and baby, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of 0 0 U ;_: dyv.lle, Thursday, at 2 p.m. Romey White of Chillicothe Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayman games scheduled! roster to Z1 t! ~. Manie Brewer visited Mf. and and Kimi Joe, Columbus 80S <UP II -Nr:,ly '~lgh! Mrs. Harold Newlun. a weekend with Mr. and OPEN All Day THURSDAY This Week years of n~hallenged rule over ~r · and Mrs. Dorsel Joe Bissell. professio ' 1 baslre!ball reaches .vtslled. Mr . . ~nd Mrs. Visiting Mr. ·and Mrs. Dave crisis st. tt>night when the BosFrederJck Jr.., Chester. Yates and Anna Swan, were ton Celtilt face Cincinnati's upT. A: Weber spent the week swan, Clyde Lawrence and start RoY,Jis al.Boston -Gar"'"'. ' end wtth Mr. and Mrs. Swan,. .. The N~o~ _Basketball AsShCi. · Sa~n~ of Chester. Audrey Smith VISited Rut ation plajpf{~e now is a one- , . . l!ntmg Mr. and Mrs. Reedsville. sbot aff~ ' ;~l'~h clubs. For Mrs. ~hfford was a recent Pierce were Mrs. Guy Mr. and M~ .. Charles MarBoston, i ,.~JKould mean an Athens, vtsitotl. and daugh~r and Mr. and were VISiting Mr. and unpreced t m hth straight Mr. and MrS. Floyd Leonard CurtiS. ~al Hartung of Chester. I Eastern iV "f9fl~Jayoff title. I speot an evening with his Mr. ~~ Mrs. Wayne . Visltmg Mr. and Mrs. Garth • For cti-*'ti ·an er.l-point l th d . t . M VISiting Mr. and Mrs. Sharwere Mr. and c· Mrs. How~ ~...... , _ er an s1s er ~ m - 1aw, r. 14-IN.' 1 ,.. f<:' underdog ,l ~- surprising y light c. Mrs. AmoR Leonard. _ ard Y~ng of Paden tty W. Va. wagering;J an upset would mean Thurman Babcock has Edith Osborne, Keno. ftw liSt i11d011r1 or 0111• eSUITS and SPORT COATS - by Curlee, Joseph & Feiss \.-: . doo11, drhn Ill lill•vltl" both an $ nd of the Boston .era Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foreman r~turned home from Holzer hasand El Derado for men in sizes 35 to 50. Summer and G"d i1 O'~o~robl•, rut Olld and the } rr!Val ' of a bidelball o! West Columbia and Mr. and pttal. year 'round weights. 'Natural shoulUer and Regular h • of r•tid&:trlt. Choo11 fl.N team th't already has ~ Mrs. Ar~ee Abbott spent a Sun- Ina Patterson and son, from 14 onorled colorI styles. 24.50 to 75.00 by far it~\owft fondest dreabi&~ .... day with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ens, a~ . ~rs. Harrlet~t :;',~nt Jl or ovhktor-1 tar~:~ go.,._ The stand at three vic- ~bbott and family in observance were vtsltmg Leone eMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS - short sleeve styles by Shapepotlo, - Mode tories ap~ce going in_to this sev· Of Eddie Abbott's birthday. Paul Andrews Jr., who ly, Manh"attan and Enro. White and colored jn snaP· · of lttoW.; polenth pla~ff meeti,ng; despite the Kathy Morgan spent Sunday •yro fibrt brlstabs; snap-down, button-down and regular wide· spread FRI. AND SAT. 11 .. , .. loot locfact that Boson whipped Cincin- with her grandmother, Mrs. w. recent Sunday evening .at tbe qv.,.., J.of~Cfle. IFvll '" ..... - · • ......,., ...... styles. Sizes 14 to -18. 2.98 to ~.00 nai nine ·times In a Jiozen regu- A. Morgan. homes of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jar sensml games. • t Mr. and . Mrs. Clarence .and Mr. and Mrs. oTIES BY BEAU BRUMMELL ------------ 1.50 to 2.50 ried spent a Sunday Joe WyersnuUer . . OIL COMPANY Af,JI IIICH NB.f.; Piayeff ~odiDgs with their daughter Mr. Rigbthouse spent 2.11 W. Moln St. oHOSE BY INTERWOVEN - ------------- 1.00 to 1.50 By Un~ Preli JatenlaUonal Mrs. Norman Wyersmiller and at the ~e of her POMEROY, 0. eBOYS' SUITS &' SPORT COATS - a complete line in Best-ol&vea ~mi-Fin.ala) Diane. ~ Mr. and Mrs. William J:utem IHvi!lloo Mr. and Mrs. Delbert sizes 6 to 20. _ . " ' ' to 32.95 / W L Pd. and family spent a recent Boston ·~ 3 3 .500 day evening with- Mr. and Mn .. Cincinnatt. 3 3 .500 Norman Wyertmiller and daugh· W~tera Ihvbllon ters. W. L. Pcl. l Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs Ia Allgr!fes 3 .3 .500 and Carol were business visit NAME _ _:___ . Si. Louis 3 3 ,1500 ·qrs in GaUipolis recently, Ttjj;ld,ay'• Results Mr. and Mrs. Wall<!< Hail· ' ADDRESS - ---- - - Los Ange)frS 113 man, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hauck schedWed> . . · and Mrs. Harry Hauck spent a BRASS 11051. 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FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONYENIINa .only 1 calorie per seroing .. • at n11 <•"- ,I : '' ' ' 'RC COLA, ·ri,tit:T.Drtr• COL,., N~HI, SAVE YOUR TRUE FRUIT, ORANGE AND IO•BOTnE CAPS. · 'I"" THEY ARE VALUAIUi WE WIL~ PAY \2 CENT ' • EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE· CHARITY, \ ' .' ' " . ~· New York . . ._Clothing House · :~"c HOSE ROI, $3.75 Pom•ro~, Ohio '2·77. . '. You may be lucky! Clip out this "egg-ooupon" ·and fill out your name aqd !lddress on it ••. ,deposit it in "Eaater Ham Box" jn our store. No purehaaf n'eceSsary and .winner w11l be oo\llii!d. Drawlri& TIMsday, April lith at 1 p.m. '.· '• ' 27 HATS 88c'"d'l77 value Fresh out of the hat box, flatterin g millioery for your Easter ParJding. Budget Priced. Famous Permanent Yes you 1'. :ll .~:~v e money at your Toni Bonanza Store. Shop early. . 13!c ,'•~. ~---1 ., Now . I tf01POINT Electric Cooking T~p and Efeitric 'Oven 199·~~; loth ~ SHIRTS 30 Gal. Eiodtlc HOT WATER TANK eGhtss Li\ved e10-Year ·· arranty IIGULAR 69.95 bmpletely Auto. fiGULAJI 279.95 ' ' Solo Shadu Special/ ; · Savo$10 "'' S9· ' 95 .. 10"0 Expertly tailored fancy cot- ton 11port shirts for men. 5izBig assortment of . patterns. e.s small, mPdium and large. Compare at $UI9. ' OTHER SPRING liiARGA~S e • SEE US FOR CANDY FILLED HOSE BASKETS 44c S9c $1·98 to Select a candy filled basket for the youngsters from our large assortment of sizes and shapes. All Bonanza Disr.ount . Block or Whito Tom Scott VACUUM PACKED PATENT SLIPPERS Mixed Nuts $,.00 eath OFF ON ALL PAINTS NOWI Please Tho Klddlu AT EASTER TIME CHILDREN$ SIMULATED 00 PAINT SAlE 4 1,2:109, First quality, Reg. 79c New Spring Shades. 6lf2 to 11- Spring Sizes5to3 Pretty little s!it~:pcrs for children . White or black patent simulated velleathers, strap swi-~~!~~~~~!~~~ styles. Sizes - Bone White Black spri ng and Easter Paradt' . \\t'hite, bone or black . lcalhers. Sizes First Ou11lty Argus Nylon 9x9 block ",. Special! $399 ancf ·$4.98 Easter shoes to flslter prf'lly feel in the 59( or Block can Just in time for Easter. Always fresh and delicious in vac·uu'm packed tin. Full 13 ounce size. '=== - -SHOPPER'S 5 to 3. In the home. Big size - You will want J{lore tb'an one. . AA.-' '1 · ~ ·Hch . . NeW Yotk 1 ' Clothinfl t:fouse .P-?~eroy· :" FOR EASTER All metal waste baskets In ~lors !,lnd d~igns suitable for any P~OO. ' - At_ ' sq. ft. PUMPS . WASTE BASKET$ ' ., l3 ( As Low Reg. WEARING NEW DRESS THE LOVELIEST · DECORATED .... ~...._....._-.li:--!'--....-........,~--~1 NOZZLE As Low Ao ..;.c._ 4 · 4xlxV.. Unfinished FtR PANELING .S$ Vinyl AsbestOB, wide pattern range. ' Acoustic or Non'; ~ Acoustic =:: ·_,;$29:~ ·---- - You·n find just the coat you like in our smart selection of spring's most fashionable · and trim to femininely flared silhouette5. Come in and choose your favorite now! Choose a hand bag to match your Easter costume. TONI HOME PERMANENTS EASTER COATS. 8,8 Color 88c Rog. $2.00 FLOOR TILE ··~;, TILE . POWER SAW HAM .·CONTEST As _ __ ¥-GROOVED . . PLYwOOD PAN fLING BabyChicb 7 Size, to$2.77 FREE CERTIFIED · 47 Holf Sizes News EventS . s 99 s Pefites Came to Hogg & Zus;Jan and S-A-V-E ! . FAMOUS BRANDS FOR MEN and BOYSII '·· NEW EASTER DRESSES NITE pr * r.~ · I plenty, OPEN TILL 8 P.M. FRIDAY c Auditorium for the15 Academy I~;;;;;;ijjijjijjiiiiiij~~~ii; iiiiiiiiilijAjjwijiards presentation how. I fii·,alS. Middleport, 0. Pill· to Ce I · DUTTON DRUG CO. m our Easter Ham box in our store. No purchase necessary and winner will be notified, .i: Falcons Put 10 '&. ' .' .. '·' "' Ptieed. �_._y • .:..~ -·;.- - · ·--- .. ,. v ',y ' .' 1 ' ,.\r"c,lf C-DaUy Sentinel, Pommy-Middleport, 0 ., AprlllO, 1963 "1•it"· , 1i I 1be Pomeroy Panthers won their seoond stralght Southeast· ern O~lo League baseball outing Tuesday afternoon with an 8-5 win over a stubborn Jackson I Dine on the Panther diaolond. • Pomeroy pitchers David Reed and Dick Wells limited the Ironmen to four hlts in the seven inning contest, while PaD- ' Jo r.~e: ..n,r:.•t·o ne D l..n. •I> . ·- ,. to bring Baker home, stole both second and third, . .and came home on a single by Mlckey Winebrenner, The other three Panther runa were scored in the fourth when SUrrett, tlting, walked fiVe battefS and hlt another before be was relieVed by Jim Reynolds. In th~ $ixth, but both threats were dampened by the Ja<kson rightbander. Jackson thr<!alenncl the Pan!hers with a rally in the sevauowing one base runner to enth with t'W<l away. Wells gave score. . ~p a walk, followed witb an erBob Crow doubled In the <'Or that put another base runfifth and Phll Swindell si!lgled ner on. Leftfielder Jerry Green wen. weot to tll& mound In relief of Reed when he walked the baseo full with one away In the top of the fourth. Wells pit· cbed his way out of the jam, p·hI•11•IeS Deal - • Rec~s then tagged a single to bring both runners home and narrow the Panther !elk! to 11-5. Another Pomeroy orror . and a walk fllled tM bases for Jackso.:~ bUt Wells ended the· game by fanning the next batU.r, Larry Rose. Pomeroy pitchers atruck out e. , r , --d Le s h WBit ••• an k ees ' I NEEDED sli1 hll'nona, and walked elgllt, ' :~ Jackson mo~ struck .out , ,. ~ seven, hlt one, and walked rune. ., By innings: , , -, Jackson 200 100 2 -5 4l l , ,,; 140 310 x-8 7 ·i Pomeroy Surrell . (LP), Reynolds " ,, ~ (1k ,' and Bierly; Reed. (WP), . \\'e L , ,--(4), and Winebrenner, ;:. "' - . ' YOU CAN BE SURE Ol'i FJNDINQoll1' 'Alii? ALL 2-l Defeat In . Ope~~. ther batU.rs banged out seven. Jackson jumped into .a ~ lead in the top of the lirs'i when · Reed gave up a base knock, to ~ leadoff batter Larry Buchanan,_ · then walked the next. The third By DICK; JO:YCE pitciJed a four-hitter and struck the senior circuit but the · ing· out Gene Freese and Tommy Ken McMullen lJ batter to face Reed was safe on UPI 81*U 'Wrliv out 10 in a 2·1 vlctory Tuesday team in the teague tor the Harper. runs for the DodgerS\:NS*lJ ;ff ; ,, a fielder) choice, filling tbe All Art .Mahaffey's got Is a niglll. , ha~ of last season, JaCkson took the loss foo:4i21id&o. •,·: By I'KED DOWN fore yielding solo homers in the bags with no outs. blazing fastball and ·nickel- "It wa11 jusi tast balls," Ma- game winner Joey Jay for ~ Nati~n:aJ Le~gue champlon Larry Burright of thEf; MttJJRot •..\ . t ba--•-•J ~ . ... Half said af h nd t · h .~~:~: ! San Francasco Giants and the the only hits oil B,..MiiKJ -~•the - -, 1 '' 1 rd UPJ ~Writer eighth and ninth to Bill Bryan Jim Surre . tt drove two of ~ve acco mg o 3elHU &IJUW· ey ter t e gam_e .. "I 11ee0 s rmg t ye.a~ ~n, An el Dodg ted ith l"'6"V"""'"lll' The New ark "Yankees wasted and Chuck Essegian Jackson's runs home with a Jt-aUs, but that big hummer was threw only five breaking pitches day._Don Demeter s SlDgle LJ& g es ers, ra w first and ninth innif i" ?1iib <"ffe.. . ,, no timr lettiPi American League . single to left before the riaht- good enough to get the ·Pbiladel- all night." in the first Phillie run in Cincinnati as the top ilio~enders tween, the Card ri _ a~ "Set - ~l !i rivals know' 1that Ralph TArry is The ~~cago White ~x got ~ handed Sophomore Panther phia Phillies.- off wlnging in the Mahaffey, a 19-game winner for fourth inning and the ~~~:~=~~ ~or tdahe NL tfl~~; won e open· .down 20 straight JalU~ 'J ,r early dtvtdend from thetr key wmN 11o 1 Le ' a1n • the PhiJU last u11 ed · •Go d mg Y cone~. . · whlU.'s il<>lller and .r~ ... ,. . ''·'· . 1~ as good as, he looked In the . . hurler sett1ed down and pitched a na ague penn . . r-.--.::. es year, s er came m W1tt:D r y Xt!'l"' ta- ' '" WOrld Series; Mld Joe Pepitone t~ trade rn topp.Ung the Detroit his way out of the jam "JUst let him thr~ -~t ·fast,.. from a palnfW. right shoulder dur- muffed a double play ball in Four home runs-by Willie man;s four hils ledil.thi!l ~· .. ~ may be !jett<jr titan Joe DiMaggio Ttgers, H, the Los Angeles An· . baJI," says Phillie Manager Gene lng spring training but his open· sixth.. Mays, Orlan4o Cep<da, WUUe If-hit aUack - 12 Ol ~omltollll ll 11 predicted; ; gels beat the Boston Red ~x, Pomeroy got one run back in Mauch ...H.e doesn't need those ing night perf~mance apparently 111e Reds ralell i~ the McCovey and Felipe Alau-!Qd the ing ofi Roger Craig. 'L·· tu-~ Put the two factors together 4-1 , and the . Cevleland .Indians the bottom of the first when other pitches." bas dispelled any of . Mauch's off Mahaffey when Frank Giants to a 9-2 victory over the Bonus ·baby Bob Ba_iley , and . .: r arid they speiJ c~ty for .lOJtg· ~haded Lhe Minnesot~ Twms, 5-4, David Baker led off with a sin- The Cincinnati Reds found tbat worries. son singled and John Houston Colts and 25-game win- veteran ~moky Burgess hvl~ suffering Americ$. Leaguers who· m #Jc other American League gle, Tom White moved him out tor tlle second straight open· Defeat Joey Jay doubled him home wit!t one ner Daon Drysdale 0 f the Dodgers for the Pirates, who beaf1 , '·~ j· .,": are hoping their"-lnaJI!osties will games ' along with a walk, and Wells ing day when the big righthander The Pbili;, long-time doormat of M~fey then settled down, beat the Chicago Cubs, 5-1. B0 b Heiu:lley. · Relief ace ~ • 1 lose the pennant th.iB year. Tbe slammtM a two • bagger over . . Face pi~ up tbe victory. 11r ") { 1 _ •·• hoped th' d J k • tartlng 'tch J p U N Ito 1 I.e In other gllllles, Erme Brogho , . AL's "shirtless ones" :r . ac sons • pl immy iersa May • •• ' ague pitched a two-hit, 7-0 victory for I, f;_ n> Yankee pitching might be vul· ed, SurreU, then set the Pan- 8 T ·d nerable and -HiU the Yanks had ther batting crew down in ord· WASHNIGTQN e Top raWPI> e Bait w L Pd the LouisMets, Cardinals over the J~· , II ·;t-: In San Francisco 1 0 1.000 NewSt.York and Ted Sav. ' out-smart' em~eiVes by trad-- · er. ..,.. 1 poe~ --• ~ 3Ve0SW00 backwash of a 3-1 Los Ange1es 1 0· 1.000 "'.. age's two-out, pinch singe ~ lng firstseman BiU Skowron 1D . p , b' '·-•th dJ the n-"'~·-St Lo 1 000 th p·tt b h · 3 i ' theLos lhgeles Dodgers. ~,:. ··-~ omeroys tguu~,gwas e e.~eat to. · : ~ur-~ , us 101. e 1 surg Plfates to a -2 ., ·~ · l~ But T~y aDd Pepitone.(llgew, ~ 't l s~. when PanQH!r batters the WaShii:Jgton senators ·bad Philadelphia 1 0 1.000 win over the Milw11ukee Braves. i plenty of . cold watef ( u scoreg' four runs. With . 0 n e Jrow much trailiH>ait Cincinnati 1 1 .500 Jack saolord, a 24-game winhopes ~sday. whiJ! '\he ' ta~ .,· ;''c' - . awaf, Fred Boyd walked and Jtm Piersall worth?. . . Pittsburgh 1 1 .500 ner lor the Glanls last season, . , ,,.:,l,. 3'. I g. 0 1 ·000 opened t'ir seBS(ln w.it;b ·~·.H~ ~~ ~ W.t}hama White Falcons, Reed was s~~e ~n an .. error; Piersall. ~t-pwd -~er New York pitched ·five-hit ball for five in... 1 0 1 victOry o1fr the Atbletic!"kl lC-an- ptay~n.g at· home, won t h e i r Baker_,,r:tked • , triple, ~ sec- -~ W~mgton club, saton -·•cei•tl Chicago .ooo nings before_giving way to ·Jack · • sas City.(fven the ''r,ct th8t~~. thifd ~s!r~t of the season ond h~f ~~ game, to" drive ~h ~t ~o,nd~y's o~ner ~· Milwaukee o 1 .000 Fisher, who retired all 12 Colts <I iili /\ Athletics lwereJa!l ·R - · ernoonoodwlth a i_n bothgunners. Amerlcu League Houston o 1 .000 in order. The oo-degree heat and . •. ••.·:· their n gol't aJ1d . nt· 'l'(th aver aveosw . White foUowed ·With a Ingle · . · Tuesday•• Restdts Sanford's base-running-he hit a forms walfl't et!Ough to make the . s weakly on the shortstop. Lo An 1 St Louill 7 New York 0 triple and a single, driving in 30,916 h<>rri!lown [ins conruse Bill Jewell started on the Senator officials were reticeJtt, s gees 1 0 1.000 I '1. ... !! them wir'~. royally, -mo.und for Whahama but was about whether Piersall might BChia~Umore 1 0 1.000 ... Los Ange es 5 Chicago 1 three runs-ceUJCd the Giant h ·d · •, ' ~: ~wlce reheved by c &rley Hargraves ong 0 om on the early season trading block. cago 1 0 1.000 Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 2 righthander to tire. ' Per aps you, too, nee ~ . •. P ep I "' II om•"' • '-' Cl land 1 o 1 000 San Francisco 9 Houston 2 b ty 1 Intent f' d-Y9 ' ,~ : added World in the first ~fter he bad walk~d ,. But privately they conceded •tnm eve · ···· The Giants ·raked four Houston 3 eau rea , In I' ·; ~! 2 1 0 series vi ries to his 23 _12 record Ravenswood s only two runs to the temperamental centerfielder New York l.OOO · · · · P~~~~':·s ~~!:,r;:tip~~~·~~~- ~ hurlers for 17 hits, with starter BEAUTY SHOP fast in the , 1 .: .in l91J2, bed 3 six·hit ~er and the .plate. has been a disappointmt!nt ..since St U:tuis at New York _ Dick Farrel gletting the loss. ' Y ELLOW PAGES. " 'l 0 1 walked o one batte1· \\hlle Pep- Wahama reversey the lead In he came here 8 year ago m 8 Minnesota o 1 ooo 1 burn (12-9) vs Jackson <8·20). Mauy Wills of the Dodgers, the where YOU.... ·,. ·l l,: 11 Hone. m ing h1s varsity debut, th bottom end of the first trade with Cleveland. w h'n1 to o 1 ~ Milwaukee at NL's most v.aluable: player in 'l led the ' ankces' 13-lht, att(k when Mik~ Fields led off with ' Visiting with Mrs. Nell Ste- ln last. y~r·s ~e;,h }:liersaJl as gTu~ay's RP.tt~Us 05-91 vs Cardwell 1962, suffered an injured ankle as FINGERS DO ~: with t\.\0 , omers and 8 ~~ . a double, Gordon Clark 'tripled them recently were Mr. and \von rousmg urra. s u e Chicago 7 Detroit 5 Los Angeles at Chicagohe tried to s~re in ihe third and WAlKIMQ~/ · ~ep.iton r 1s the 22-year-old free- him m, and JeweU banged 8 ~rs. Howard Young of Paden up hittmg 8 ~alhd ·244 for ~ New York 8 Kansas City 2 fax 04-7l vs Buhl (12-10. had to be replaced. Drysdale ·· swmg1~g .Arst:base...man ~~o .~~~ home run int~ rlght center •City, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. year:-an 86-po~tthdrColp f1rondm his Cleveland 5 Minn;sota 4 Cincinnati at Philadelphia spaced 11 hits and was helped ,l sensation~ hlfptert tre4 ~...., m field. JNahama scOred tw~more Bertie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. pre~tous ye?r ','! eve a . . Los Angeles 4 Boston 1 (night) -Maloney (9-7) vs by three doub1e plays. Rookie last sea bu' ~t/~Oit~ .P~ t9 in theltSecond when Bob Green Emmett Stethem, ~rs. Rolland Piersall hit dJsmaU~ this ~prmg (Qnyl games schedueldl Lish 01-Sl. t: .239 an farmed to . ~imd. led off with a~·gle Bob Rus- Stethem and famtly and Mr. , aqd was greeted With ~gled Wednesd • p ob bJ Pith San Francisco at -J ........... · , ' a e c ers (night) - Marichal ( IB-11) . b. H IS Jgg t boos t er IS. "'~ '-4f'"''~10 • sell was safe 1 an~r and and Mrs. John Gr~~ ~-. , , s an d cbeer,s by Washington Boston ay at sLosr Angeloes-Wilson who Pep has assured , Bruce (.1~6> 1 , . .,.,,•.c.,r••'"'J.J'I'. J that ne will Ya~ ma~ Jttie~ss big J ~we II. po wd er , ano' t..her one, Dinner guest~ of Mr. a~_Mrs. .. ans at Mondays. opener. 02)8) vs Chance (14-10>. • -.. lime thii yea r. this tJme a two-bagger, Oscar Babcoc . k were M.J:ta~ '*"'"loyed in Columbus viSited, New York at Kansas Tbursday•s Gamet . "'J.l r·~.. M Stafford 114·9) vs Bowfleld Los Angeles at Chicago M Ch I Mr Pepito hit the first pltch of- Wahama's o(her run came in . s. ares assar au"' Y 1ew days with his parents, r. Cleveland at Minnesota _ New york at Milwaukee ' • '-"'1' fered }m for a homer Tues- the third when Hargraves sing- R1g~s. . . ~ .:.'n.>··~o., ._: . .Mrs. Paul Andrews. Dowell (3-7 vs Kaat ·ua- 141. San francisco at Houston; night ·· ~ 1 day and o slomhered In the led witb two away Green slam- Jll!l Carter spent jll weekend 'Mr. and Mrs. Millard Ball F;,h., : · <O~;-. games seheduled) eighth in ng . .E~a Howard got tne(a<his-second ba;e knock, and with Kester Matheny "aniif Gene Elk Ridge, W. Va., spent Chicago at Detroit ~ ... , h '" d """'"' RJ' ··-~ lh I t b tt f ThyseU week d with Mr and Mrs M (9-SI vs Aguirre (!6-B). , · · · " "" " a omer,:MPn ... r--~ t.'U ..-uson e·11ex wo a ers were sa e · . , _ en · - · Washington at Baltimore_ . REDS .OfTI9~~ ~fii;Jt ~ had a tf'Jple Terry, meanwie,h on free pas.<1es. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curbs L. Karr. be ( · CINCINNATI (UP!) -C~cher· breezed,enft~ t '""'lngs •j{ t . ·~ SJ)el\t , several days .. with Ruth · Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins ~een (8-13) vs Ro rts 10-0). ,.. •' .... "' 1 -~----" ""Frp~•es, fanned 14, walked Long of .Marion and Mr. and visited Bess Larkins, _ · ' Thursday'" Games first lisZnian -bon llavlollien J. \,} ·. non~. and _allowed Ravenswood Mrs. Denver Curtis, Columb.lls, ville. Chicago at l..os Angeles. ·night optioned. to ·san Diego.. in ilie Paonly two hats. Jewe.ll struck ou* Mr. and Mrs : George Smith. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boston at Washington, night cific Coast League by the Cincin- . Detroit t Cle eland natl md"s' Tuesday .· The move en'/1~ )ked nd I h I ,P. wa · ~~- .~·.~Q tve ..Waama Parkersburg,Mr.andMrs.Ttm ,were_visiting Mr. and Mrs. a v abledthe" Redsto reduce their 'ti J.. i';t· at nonw agamst 8an· White and baby, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of 0 0 U ;_: dyv.lle, Thursday, at 2 p.m. Romey White of Chillicothe Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayman games scheduled! roster to Z1 t! ~. Manie Brewer visited Mf. and and Kimi Joe, Columbus 80S <UP II -Nr:,ly '~lgh! Mrs. Harold Newlun. a weekend with Mr. and OPEN All Day THURSDAY This Week years of n~hallenged rule over ~r · and Mrs. Dorsel Joe Bissell. professio ' 1 baslre!ball reaches .vtslled. Mr . . ~nd Mrs. Visiting Mr. ·and Mrs. Dave crisis st. tt>night when the BosFrederJck Jr.., Chester. Yates and Anna Swan, were ton Celtilt face Cincinnati's upT. A: Weber spent the week swan, Clyde Lawrence and start RoY,Jis al.Boston -Gar"'"'. ' end wtth Mr. and Mrs. Swan,. .. The N~o~ _Basketball AsShCi. · Sa~n~ of Chester. Audrey Smith VISited Rut ation plajpf{~e now is a one- , . . l!ntmg Mr. and Mrs. Reedsville. sbot aff~ ' ;~l'~h clubs. For Mrs. ~hfford was a recent Pierce were Mrs. Guy Mr. and M~ .. Charles MarBoston, i ,.~JKould mean an Athens, vtsitotl. and daugh~r and Mr. and were VISiting Mr. and unpreced t m hth straight Mr. and MrS. Floyd Leonard CurtiS. ~al Hartung of Chester. I Eastern iV "f9fl~Jayoff title. I speot an evening with his Mr. ~~ Mrs. Wayne . Visltmg Mr. and Mrs. Garth • For cti-*'ti ·an er.l-point l th d . t . M VISiting Mr. and Mrs. Sharwere Mr. and c· Mrs. How~ ~...... , _ er an s1s er ~ m - 1aw, r. 14-IN.' 1 ,.. f<:' underdog ,l ~- surprising y light c. Mrs. AmoR Leonard. _ ard Y~ng of Paden tty W. Va. wagering;J an upset would mean Thurman Babcock has Edith Osborne, Keno. ftw liSt i11d011r1 or 0111• eSUITS and SPORT COATS - by Curlee, Joseph & Feiss \.-: . doo11, drhn Ill lill•vltl" both an $ nd of the Boston .era Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foreman r~turned home from Holzer hasand El Derado for men in sizes 35 to 50. Summer and G"d i1 O'~o~robl•, rut Olld and the } rr!Val ' of a bidelball o! West Columbia and Mr. and pttal. year 'round weights. 'Natural shoulUer and Regular h • of r•tid&:trlt. Choo11 fl.N team th't already has ~ Mrs. Ar~ee Abbott spent a Sun- Ina Patterson and son, from 14 onorled colorI styles. 24.50 to 75.00 by far it~\owft fondest dreabi&~ .... day with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ens, a~ . ~rs. Harrlet~t :;',~nt Jl or ovhktor-1 tar~:~ go.,._ The stand at three vic- ~bbott and family in observance were vtsltmg Leone eMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS - short sleeve styles by Shapepotlo, - Mode tories ap~ce going in_to this sev· Of Eddie Abbott's birthday. Paul Andrews Jr., who ly, Manh"attan and Enro. White and colored jn snaP· · of lttoW.; polenth pla~ff meeti,ng; despite the Kathy Morgan spent Sunday •yro fibrt brlstabs; snap-down, button-down and regular wide· spread FRI. AND SAT. 11 .. , .. loot locfact that Boson whipped Cincin- with her grandmother, Mrs. w. recent Sunday evening .at tbe qv.,.., J.of~Cfle. IFvll '" ..... - · • ......,., ...... styles. Sizes 14 to -18. 2.98 to ~.00 nai nine ·times In a Jiozen regu- A. Morgan. homes of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jar sensml games. • t Mr. and . Mrs. Clarence .and Mr. and Mrs. oTIES BY BEAU BRUMMELL ------------ 1.50 to 2.50 ried spent a Sunday Joe WyersnuUer . . OIL COMPANY Af,JI IIICH NB.f.; Piayeff ~odiDgs with their daughter Mr. Rigbthouse spent 2.11 W. Moln St. oHOSE BY INTERWOVEN - ------------- 1.00 to 1.50 By Un~ Preli JatenlaUonal Mrs. Norman Wyersmiller and at the ~e of her POMEROY, 0. eBOYS' SUITS &' SPORT COATS - a complete line in Best-ol&vea ~mi-Fin.ala) Diane. ~ Mr. and Mrs. William J:utem IHvi!lloo Mr. and Mrs. Delbert sizes 6 to 20. _ . " ' ' to 32.95 / W L Pd. and family spent a recent Boston ·~ 3 3 .500 day evening with- Mr. and Mn .. Cincinnatt. 3 3 .500 Norman Wyertmiller and daugh· W~tera Ihvbllon ters. W. L. Pcl. l Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs Ia Allgr!fes 3 .3 .500 and Carol were business visit NAME _ _:___ . Si. Louis 3 3 ,1500 ·qrs in GaUipolis recently, Ttjj;ld,ay'• Results Mr. and Mrs. Wall<!< Hail· ' ADDRESS - ---- - - Los Ange)frS 113 man, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hauck schedWed> . . · and Mrs. Harry Hauck spent a BRASS 11051. CITY :_ _ _ _ PHONE __ _ . .' l d • 11 l Panthers Win Again, Orop,Jacksonlrmunerr" The Daily Sentinel 11 r\('\'1\ I OF BABY'S NEEDS AT DUTTON'S droVe;~~~rJ.• •Mity Diety Baby Panty _.:....__ _...__, •Mity Oldy Disposable Li...,.. For IHby. Ponty 3 dor. pkg, SU9 •NurHry Birdt f2,fl •Pioytox NurMr Kit ;· $1.91 6Sc & Sl.l9 • PloYtex Disposoblo Botti"· _ •Gont..l Boby Beth & By Boby Mog~ - - - - - - 19c & $1.59 •Dioper Soh by Lonoklni $2.9• •3 Pc. Terry Ploy Set $1.98 a Sho"'- ~ou may be lucky-clip out·.tbis "egg-coupon" and ~ill out your name and address on it ... deposit it ." C R.,. . ; . D , ~ ~ own to .. dO~~-~ ·Iwes4iY· Tcrry,tho Ingels Furniture, Middleport u·AIR d ~ q~estion;- STU 00'"' ~: :lghp~~:n~a:=t 0N.EN 0·~::.~~:ii.J.f.· L B .11. Soci'al News' two :=: ~ J:l ° f \t f, H&R FIREsT ' 0NE. N. 2nd Ave. 3 ROOMs · THURSDAY- FRIDAY- SATURDAY- APRIL 11, 1-2 and 13th. 'New Furniture ONLY $299 S~op your _Bonanu Oiscounf Store this w.ek fo,. the best buy1 In app•r•l ~r the whOle hm11 811 nlues •n every d~partment just in time for E.aster .at big Discounts. Strike it rich at your 1~ Seamless Nylon nanza where you can alw11ys sav• HOSE 110.00 Down - i5•f•nce on Convenient Terme .'AASON SANTA MONICA, Calif. <UPil -'IWo women, bedecked in furs fURNITURE and jewels, stepped from a cob Monday night and made their ·way to the entrance of the Civic C~ •MASON, W. VA. 1 SO SURE TO BE ADMIRED.,. 'Wl~lay Parkersb~~rg~':lrBa~l~ti~m~orle:.a~t~N~e:w~Y~o~r~k~=--=:~!~~:;_===jl .l Rock Springs Fine, seamless nylon hose in popular spring shades_ Sli.':ht Irre~ulars. Sizes 8\1 to 11. Juniors Missu 1 SPRAY PAINT ~ OS!rl· GARAGE • •1•38 .... 81 C'J• , Fashi~n P~rfec~ for Easter and aftrr. These pretty dresse 1 go par~d~ng r~ght m to sum~er. See, choose print~ n' plains in softly femmme . sllhoue~tes, de~1ghtful new hu es. Select your proper size from Pet1tes, Ju111ors, M1sses and baH sizes. LADIES' $1.00 COTTON II PARADE AT YOUR PRETTIE5T IN ONE OF OUR ' BLOUSES • PREPARE YOUR HOME FOR SUMMER - MAKE US YOUR FIX. UP CENTER Whether U calls for an extensive modernizing job, ;..,-roofing, or just simple home .repatrs-<>ur complete stocks ol quality lumber ~nd building materials are. , r~ to help you ·to a better home at your present address. Come in today and t 's tmted! · c Your Stylo, New E1ster INTERIOR & EXTERIOR TYPES 11'!1 STOCK HAND BAGS Plain white and assorted popular colors. Roll up sleeve st_yles. Easy care cotton fabrics. Sizes 32 to 38. ""' 4xlx% Pr•Finit~d LAUN !MAHOGANY per R••·.. ~.19, wle - - - - shut C ILING new diet-rite. cola· OHIO WY 2-3491 POMEROY -. . . ' Open Ail 4Y ' THIS WEEK . FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONYENIINa .only 1 calorie per seroing .. • at n11 <•"- ,I : '' ' ' 'RC COLA, ·ri,tit:T.Drtr• COL,., N~HI, SAVE YOUR TRUE FRUIT, ORANGE AND IO•BOTnE CAPS. · 'I"" THEY ARE VALUAIUi WE WIL~ PAY \2 CENT ' • EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE· CHARITY, \ ' .' ' " . ~· New York . . ._Clothing House · :~"c HOSE ROI, $3.75 Pom•ro~, Ohio '2·77. . '. You may be lucky! Clip out this "egg-ooupon" ·and fill out your name aqd !lddress on it ••. ,deposit it in "Eaater Ham Box" jn our store. No purehaaf n'eceSsary and .winner w11l be oo\llii!d. Drawlri& TIMsday, April lith at 1 p.m. '.· '• ' 27 HATS 88c'"d'l77 value Fresh out of the hat box, flatterin g millioery for your Easter ParJding. Budget Priced. Famous Permanent Yes you 1'. :ll .~:~v e money at your Toni Bonanza Store. Shop early. . 13!c ,'•~. ~---1 ., Now . I tf01POINT Electric Cooking T~p and Efeitric 'Oven 199·~~; loth ~ SHIRTS 30 Gal. Eiodtlc HOT WATER TANK eGhtss Li\ved e10-Year ·· arranty IIGULAR 69.95 bmpletely Auto. fiGULAJI 279.95 ' ' Solo Shadu Special/ ; · Savo$10 "'' S9· ' 95 .. 10"0 Expertly tailored fancy cot- ton 11port shirts for men. 5izBig assortment of . patterns. e.s small, mPdium and large. Compare at $UI9. ' OTHER SPRING liiARGA~S e • SEE US FOR CANDY FILLED HOSE BASKETS 44c S9c $1·98 to Select a candy filled basket for the youngsters from our large assortment of sizes and shapes. All Bonanza Disr.ount . Block or Whito Tom Scott VACUUM PACKED PATENT SLIPPERS Mixed Nuts $,.00 eath OFF ON ALL PAINTS NOWI Please Tho Klddlu AT EASTER TIME CHILDREN$ SIMULATED 00 PAINT SAlE 4 1,2:109, First quality, Reg. 79c New Spring Shades. 6lf2 to 11- Spring Sizes5to3 Pretty little s!it~:pcrs for children . White or black patent simulated velleathers, strap swi-~~!~~~~~!~~~ styles. Sizes - Bone White Black spri ng and Easter Paradt' . \\t'hite, bone or black . lcalhers. Sizes First Ou11lty Argus Nylon 9x9 block ",. Special! $399 ancf ·$4.98 Easter shoes to flslter prf'lly feel in the 59( or Block can Just in time for Easter. Always fresh and delicious in vac·uu'm packed tin. Full 13 ounce size. '=== - -SHOPPER'S 5 to 3. In the home. Big size - You will want J{lore tb'an one. . AA.-' '1 · ~ ·Hch . . NeW Yotk 1 ' Clothinfl t:fouse .P-?~eroy· :" FOR EASTER All metal waste baskets In ~lors !,lnd d~igns suitable for any P~OO. ' - At_ ' sq. ft. PUMPS . WASTE BASKET$ ' ., l3 ( As Low Reg. WEARING NEW DRESS THE LOVELIEST · DECORATED .... ~...._....._-.li:--!'--....-........,~--~1 NOZZLE As Low Ao ..;.c._ 4 · 4xlxV.. Unfinished FtR PANELING .S$ Vinyl AsbestOB, wide pattern range. ' Acoustic or Non'; ~ Acoustic =:: ·_,;$29:~ ·---- - You·n find just the coat you like in our smart selection of spring's most fashionable · and trim to femininely flared silhouette5. Come in and choose your favorite now! Choose a hand bag to match your Easter costume. TONI HOME PERMANENTS EASTER COATS. 8,8 Color 88c Rog. $2.00 FLOOR TILE ··~;, TILE . POWER SAW HAM .·CONTEST As _ __ ¥-GROOVED . . PLYwOOD PAN fLING BabyChicb 7 Size, to$2.77 FREE CERTIFIED · 47 Holf Sizes News EventS . s 99 s Pefites Came to Hogg & Zus;Jan and S-A-V-E ! . FAMOUS BRANDS FOR MEN and BOYSII '·· NEW EASTER DRESSES NITE pr * r.~ · I plenty, OPEN TILL 8 P.M. FRIDAY c Auditorium for the15 Academy I~;;;;;;ijjijjijjiiiiiij~~~ii; iiiiiiiiilijAjjwijiards presentation how. I fii·,alS. Middleport, 0. Pill· to Ce I · DUTTON DRUG CO. m our Easter Ham box in our store. No purchase necessary and winner will be notified, .i: Falcons Put 10 '&. ' .' .. '·' "' Ptieed. �• • ' ~ L ~ GAHS .11 ., ' Piles ·up Early Lead, Holds ·Off o ·Trim Jackets, 15-9 . 0 - jJ!lpoliS plltd "'' ~• . Hrly ~ IHgue clefeot ol the ID- Ifour ~ - lwo home runs Johnoon. 'nle latter was reiJev· leld .,... olsitiJIC Mlddle- rant campajin. by Jollll Slnaer bi the low1h 11nd a 1r1ple - &ood for ol.x port 011 the Ga!llpollil state In· F• Coack Jack Olctll'l RBI's. With GAHS lta.Uni 12-J. · ""'flllllt.e dlalllOiid TueJday eve;- ldae, aMwctmer, Jual« rlcbt On the hill, Mllch.U whiffed Combined, the throe Mid4Je. ninC then held on to nudge the Juood<r BIDy MlltheU ,...... seven, wallletl four. 01 lhe nlne port plltheu pve up 15 runr . ••~ "' Yo&w Jacko!~! 1~ ln a I!JO • 1o be the dill.,_. runs ho aave up, only lour on 15 bill. Only two walks (both •1WB ~· scorliil allair. il'oking his first varsity start, were e8fned. by ' Joluison) were wued by o;io;'~"""' It wa• the Blue ~i!J sec· Milchell not only wenl tile dis- . Coach Frank Eschleman us- JI!Ckel hurltrs. However, loose .,; ''· on ' Southern Division triwnph tance on the mound, but slam· .a three hurlers In the two delensiv• play burt ~dleport, • .., .... in. two outlnBs and MlddleP.,.t•o meet three extra base hila ln hour,15-minule marathon. Mick•IMHS erred seven times, per· · "' ·' · '' ey Morris opened, ' ~ut was re- mitUng five untarned Blue Dev· ' 1963 placed In the second by Terry il runs. (Gallipolis . tommitted ..t l"i"""''· ~1:14 «! ( · cb~~::.... ~ ....... ...... J ., Rio niW ~ lllnlled lilo Gof ...... llflei!JIOd ...... five ' errors.) Tbt leld wu sbort·llveol. ·Siomderl, llld ablllet by Ptlt two Ill tile alllh .. ~~ M~ flrtl Wood oenl nJne l!)tll to I h Andorlon llld DluaJj Gu-. bomer,llld a MDI omr• ..._. wlllo a olaJio llllly II lilo 1111. Jn' its hall M the IO<f!lld MltcboU's belt modo II 6-2. while, tu. 1I"-~~~ ,._.. lal fnJDe • lwo GABS •· liz <OIIoeted oafelleo, 11.. GalUpolil eamo boct w111t I* ...., lll«t w.w..ll ,.,. nn, 1 """"' ·bf IIIIo . Big biOII' 'cllulllg M.,.. ,...., big runs ln tile tblnl 110 . . ;... MeEIII..,, ""' .floldol'a was Mftebell'o llrlt " - · 1aur hill 1 Mill _... Wilt, 0\'el'. ' <' d1el<e. no lwv·run biUI 1<1 riCht r;onter. llld 11111. ne ~ .....,.. · Ilia! muJIJI .Io M ~ lilo Gerald Armslronf opened the cheD IIIJII)iled tho bll blow wllb lilt ,_.. 411 Job .Aioi~; end ,.,. Gaq ,_..,_....,.., with a sharp slllgle to.,.,.. a tfne.ruD tripled""" tht _.,,, 1r1p1o ud utdler GAIIB ernr""" a . ter, scoring on a thtee-bue er- tlghlfleld foulllne. A nm. I!COfo ....,.,Iaiiie ~ by R 1 1 1 It kept allv& on doubll!!l lng •olJ!ile by •••• 111111 a triple IIJ· McEihlneJ, Rl<luml Lou& and e r the Devils ·a JJ.J plaiN 1wo J............... • ...,., .... , ;..,brtbaloulaP. APm •a• ..........me SPttt Cow . Smoked I. ll c, I u.s. Gov...lll...t .llltpected ARGO SU ... R MARKBTS We l"!P'• The Right To Limit Quantitiet ·i.,A .· Cor!llll' Second & Mill St.• Middleport · '·Mond1y thru Thur1day .. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. ftid·•Y and Saturd•y 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. • 1,000 tNIIff ..,. SC0I ToweIS Ao1t_, Whitt 4 o1,k,.. . I TiISSUe A11o•ted SCOH.Ill FICII Coloro. TINDER SMOKED HAM Whitt Ctltro FRUIT COCKTAIL aoae Crisco Oil I Stokely's G~lden Cqm := ~:;;:1 F & P Small Whole Beets F & P Cut Green Beans Musselman's R. 5. P. Cherries Yosemite Peaches '"1 :i;:.r·• .. .J·~ Gn•en Stomp'> .j' • $11 c.... ~ 50 EXTRA EMGE'S '·. I ' '' BUTT PORTION· PEAS loll ' abto,!,e,ol •.;II 6:::. ... 6 ::. '1 101 '1 6 Cant , 5 ~. '1 5 c101... '1 ··-- 59 ltl. II·C No Ct"ter Slic.. Remond FULL BUTT HALF o.......a..,. a~=•t Z8staSaltlnes o.......rla..,,.. Jlbl...~. . . • Offl.a..l '- ' i . lb. IMGE'I TINDER SMOKED ,,'. Gold Medal EMCE'S SMOKED HAM CENTER HAM SLICES 89 45 lb. tb. looth Proaen Breaded Shrimp .. . -. 59 IO..z. pkg. 50 EXTRA J •J.J Grt•••n Stump illuf~siiouiliiE'irlioAsi· G~v'l. lnopod~Jb,. •" .. •. . ··n•• 49. . ~.. Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coc110nut Cuttord Crisp, TENDER PIES HEAD ~:39 50 EXTRA .-JA< Gn l:'TI .. l·lb. ···IJ,. httl• PEPTO IISMOL of CWIOJ·Ar·DM ..... ~':' 4 ·~ '1 s.tlllrl YAMS · . 4 '1< Dlllollt Oil a.- llln 4 !: . '1 ,.,. 15 "'•· 49 4-••·19 Pkg. =· ' 4 =· '1 4 •::.-::"· '1 Wondorlul Stltelion ! Ladin' New Sprin1 Mll>f><I.-AI'fl HANDBAG lvanl , . . ..... H ........~~ •••• I ... tlon • ••• Slhint •yI• Hanclb..,, slau, MW MW SIX STICKS IN EVERY L8. 1187 color~; ~\ ' \\\'II ~ ~':- '-::~ . So Smart! The final touch to your Eaoter Outfit Ladies' & Misset' STRETCH WHITE CLOVES i lli•tlnctlve trim, r-,.,r., ! 7ii. : J•• .: • . . Heads Green Onions 3bnch. 25 ., "•• Perfect Salad Glutd Carrots O.llclouo with Ham RED RADISHES 2bch. 15 CARROTS Compare at $1. an~ LOW •M•• .Green · peppers 2 · •Azaltll • llrdraqeaa Grapefruit Section• 2 !.~. 47 ,..... 28 • Swt. Pickled Beets I•• F&P Sliced Beet1 2 ~:. 33 Italiano Spaghet·li b~~ 23 19 'lrt~ Goldtn Book lllustmttd Complete your set in 6 short wet~s · . for EASTER CAKE .. katie EVANS- Eorly American Flavar DJCilONARY . APPLE PIE THE BOLDEN BOOK ILLUSTR.TED DICTIONMY I& tiHIJntd to Inform ta encDUt'Qe nld· lnr and to croat. . lovtofltomlnr ...~IUdlnr reur child to belltr ochoo11rod11 1HaJ henan . Co RSA.GEs In hlfh school and colltft ttmorrfw, end oucco11 In tho otrtnrl)' compttltho - blotuturo. BUY A BOOK ft . .. o A WEEK If loltlo IVANI- c....p?tmtnl Any MH? BROWN & SERVE ROLLS 49• _on_,- ~~u. 99:.. HEARTH BREAD Pke· "'12 lOOK? LAVA Tho hand ,.., II Ploata 2 :: 21 IVORY SOAP 2 ~~ h Ploot• 33 IVORY SOAP 3 ::! 31 iioiii'"LiQro ,., ~~...... """ ,....~.. ~::. . • 29 ..., 25 loltlo IVANI- Prtnch or Corn Top . . . ._ --'--=---:-------.!..---.--------..--~--~ All Purpoee Cleaner OXYDOL llo..hu oi It woohH 2 •~..._. 61 . MR. ~~EA __1:.__ __ ._....::':3::::.:_41 IEEOH•NUT IIMinotl lolfr Mew whh 0NIIft Crptala .....alna ~leoch Get dirty hand• really clean • • • fott '• SPECIAL PRICII Decorated 8'" LAYER Ma Brown . PRI.CI Pl~IIC $tJJ~1 . ... For Your Eotter Party or Dinner I Donald Duck Tube lach ttyle hat levely HORMEL Regular $2.39 SAVE 40c I ""'· 1O A~Pl Flake Cocoanut ---- RED RIPE · BARTLII I' . ' I lADY 'TO THOROUGHlY COOKEI!r• FINE BAKED i YOIIM111t ~4 L&JJ::i" 49.... ltlt'lll r . tt.-.tch tlov.-, . ,., ..... ,...,11 , . . . Inti Ill. Mars••allews Li..J'a PIIIIJI!II Cllllb · 3 '!:;,~ '1 1 LMy'a Cr•••• 1 Pl•l!... F I P ·=~~ CllerriU· 3 !~ '1. ••• · Wlllit 1 a·:.~ •1 u••f'• , BISCUITS ;:~'"'~~k 12 ~:;~:· $1 "Also Try Pillobvry Iloilo 6- Cookie• At Ovr Dairy C11e" · .. $2.49. I" 4 Ctno. $1 Do•. Pillobury or Ballard cl•· r Appian Way Pizzarino 12 2~1 Pke· 29 Morton's Cloverleaf Rolls ·Morton's Parkerhouse Rolls .r: 29 "' . '! 29 . "'•· n ..... 29 Pkg. ~ t wnp\ 3~~~:.· $1 .. a ,, .. . - - -..-----·-· ·--· -"-- CuantratH - LeW •d• .., yeut •*•hint M•chln• ~-~-~-· -- ·· COMET ~EA.IER -----k\. .. -- -·~--J,.;, cf- llrfofotiM, sri~ wBh •••h :.~·· D IEEOH•NUT Jr. lobr Food 43 DOWNY FABRIC SOnEIER -~~-=--­ Golden - For perfect •kine ., fr;lnt a:; aa IEEOH·NUT.1.. c...., ,., ..~, 2 1!".:· 43 FLUFFO DETERIEIT JIILETS -SALVO ·---..:..,!. ... lleachea 4tut ttc~lnt, ldHI Wv.....llll. ~ ~ Ntw softn.~a far y~ wiM.. :'~ .I ._f. ~""'"''-;·.....,.,,.::::.:.:.:_- '1" ~"~ ---.:. ' .... .;·· = tifO, ,MIIO, woodw~.... ... I,PIJI .~ ' . ' , · · ~ .a ORO 11 .. 1o1oo1 nau, \ ~) , �• • ' ~ L ~ GAHS .11 ., ' Piles ·up Early Lead, Holds ·Off o ·Trim Jackets, 15-9 . 0 - jJ!lpoliS plltd "'' ~• . Hrly ~ IHgue clefeot ol the ID- Ifour ~ - lwo home runs Johnoon. 'nle latter was reiJev· leld .,... olsitiJIC Mlddle- rant campajin. by Jollll Slnaer bi the low1h 11nd a 1r1ple - &ood for ol.x port 011 the Ga!llpollil state In· F• Coack Jack Olctll'l RBI's. With GAHS lta.Uni 12-J. · ""'flllllt.e dlalllOiid TueJday eve;- ldae, aMwctmer, Jual« rlcbt On the hill, Mllch.U whiffed Combined, the throe Mid4Je. ninC then held on to nudge the Juood<r BIDy MlltheU ,...... seven, wallletl four. 01 lhe nlne port plltheu pve up 15 runr . ••~ "' Yo&w Jacko!~! 1~ ln a I!JO • 1o be the dill.,_. runs ho aave up, only lour on 15 bill. Only two walks (both •1WB ~· scorliil allair. il'oking his first varsity start, were e8fned. by ' Joluison) were wued by o;io;'~"""' It wa• the Blue ~i!J sec· Milchell not only wenl tile dis- . Coach Frank Eschleman us- JI!Ckel hurltrs. However, loose .,; ''· on ' Southern Division triwnph tance on the mound, but slam· .a three hurlers In the two delensiv• play burt ~dleport, • .., .... in. two outlnBs and MlddleP.,.t•o meet three extra base hila ln hour,15-minule marathon. Mick•IMHS erred seven times, per· · "' ·' · '' ey Morris opened, ' ~ut was re- mitUng five untarned Blue Dev· ' 1963 placed In the second by Terry il runs. (Gallipolis . tommitted ..t l"i"""''· ~1:14 «! ( · cb~~::.... ~ ....... ...... J ., Rio niW ~ lllnlled lilo Gof ...... llflei!JIOd ...... five ' errors.) Tbt leld wu sbort·llveol. ·Siomderl, llld ablllet by Ptlt two Ill tile alllh .. ~~ M~ flrtl Wood oenl nJne l!)tll to I h Andorlon llld DluaJj Gu-. bomer,llld a MDI omr• ..._. wlllo a olaJio llllly II lilo 1111. Jn' its hall M the IO<f!lld MltcboU's belt modo II 6-2. while, tu. 1I"-~~~ ,._.. lal fnJDe • lwo GABS •· liz <OIIoeted oafelleo, 11.. GalUpolil eamo boct w111t I* ...., lll«t w.w..ll ,.,. nn, 1 """"' ·bf IIIIo . Big biOII' 'cllulllg M.,.. ,...., big runs ln tile tblnl 110 . . ;... MeEIII..,, ""' .floldol'a was Mftebell'o llrlt " - · 1aur hill 1 Mill _... Wilt, 0\'el'. ' <' d1el<e. no lwv·run biUI 1<1 riCht r;onter. llld 11111. ne ~ .....,.. · Ilia! muJIJI .Io M ~ lilo Gerald Armslronf opened the cheD IIIJII)iled tho bll blow wllb lilt ,_.. 411 Job .Aioi~; end ,.,. Gaq ,_..,_....,.., with a sharp slllgle to.,.,.. a tfne.ruD tripled""" tht _.,,, 1r1p1o ud utdler GAIIB ernr""" a . ter, scoring on a thtee-bue er- tlghlfleld foulllne. A nm. I!COfo ....,.,Iaiiie ~ by R 1 1 1 It kept allv& on doubll!!l lng •olJ!ile by •••• 111111 a triple IIJ· McEihlneJ, Rl<luml Lou& and e r the Devils ·a JJ.J plaiN 1wo J............... • ...,., .... , ;..,brtbaloulaP. APm •a• ..........me SPttt Cow . Smoked I. ll c, I u.s. Gov...lll...t .llltpected ARGO SU ... R MARKBTS We l"!P'• The Right To Limit Quantitiet ·i.,A .· Cor!llll' Second & Mill St.• Middleport · '·Mond1y thru Thur1day .. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. ftid·•Y and Saturd•y 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. • 1,000 tNIIff ..,. SC0I ToweIS Ao1t_, Whitt 4 o1,k,.. . I TiISSUe A11o•ted SCOH.Ill FICII Coloro. TINDER SMOKED HAM Whitt Ctltro FRUIT COCKTAIL aoae Crisco Oil I Stokely's G~lden Cqm := ~:;;:1 F & P Small Whole Beets F & P Cut Green Beans Musselman's R. 5. P. Cherries Yosemite Peaches '"1 :i;:.r·• .. .J·~ Gn•en Stomp'> .j' • $11 c.... ~ 50 EXTRA EMGE'S '·. I ' '' BUTT PORTION· PEAS loll ' abto,!,e,ol •.;II 6:::. ... 6 ::. '1 101 '1 6 Cant , 5 ~. '1 5 c101... '1 ··-- 59 ltl. II·C No Ct"ter Slic.. Remond FULL BUTT HALF o.......a..,. a~=•t Z8staSaltlnes o.......rla..,,.. Jlbl...~. . . • Offl.a..l '- ' i . lb. IMGE'I TINDER SMOKED ,,'. Gold Medal EMCE'S SMOKED HAM CENTER HAM SLICES 89 45 lb. tb. looth Proaen Breaded Shrimp .. . -. 59 IO..z. pkg. 50 EXTRA J •J.J Grt•••n Stump illuf~siiouiliiE'irlioAsi· G~v'l. lnopod~Jb,. •" .. •. . ··n•• 49. . ~.. Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coc110nut Cuttord Crisp, TENDER PIES HEAD ~:39 50 EXTRA .-JA< Gn l:'TI .. l·lb. ···IJ,. httl• PEPTO IISMOL of CWIOJ·Ar·DM ..... ~':' 4 ·~ '1 s.tlllrl YAMS · . 4 '1< Dlllollt Oil a.- llln 4 !: . '1 ,.,. 15 "'•· 49 4-••·19 Pkg. =· ' 4 =· '1 4 •::.-::"· '1 Wondorlul Stltelion ! Ladin' New Sprin1 Mll>f><I.-AI'fl HANDBAG lvanl , . . ..... H ........~~ •••• I ... tlon • ••• Slhint •yI• Hanclb..,, slau, MW MW SIX STICKS IN EVERY L8. 1187 color~; ~\ ' \\\'II ~ ~':- '-::~ . So Smart! The final touch to your Eaoter Outfit Ladies' & Misset' STRETCH WHITE CLOVES i lli•tlnctlve trim, r-,.,r., ! 7ii. : J•• .: • . . Heads Green Onions 3bnch. 25 ., "•• Perfect Salad Glutd Carrots O.llclouo with Ham RED RADISHES 2bch. 15 CARROTS Compare at $1. an~ LOW •M•• .Green · peppers 2 · •Azaltll • llrdraqeaa Grapefruit Section• 2 !.~. 47 ,..... 28 • Swt. Pickled Beets I•• F&P Sliced Beet1 2 ~:. 33 Italiano Spaghet·li b~~ 23 19 'lrt~ Goldtn Book lllustmttd Complete your set in 6 short wet~s · . for EASTER CAKE .. katie EVANS- Eorly American Flavar DJCilONARY . APPLE PIE THE BOLDEN BOOK ILLUSTR.TED DICTIONMY I& tiHIJntd to Inform ta encDUt'Qe nld· lnr and to croat. . lovtofltomlnr ...~IUdlnr reur child to belltr ochoo11rod11 1HaJ henan . Co RSA.GEs In hlfh school and colltft ttmorrfw, end oucco11 In tho otrtnrl)' compttltho - blotuturo. BUY A BOOK ft . .. o A WEEK If loltlo IVANI- c....p?tmtnl Any MH? BROWN & SERVE ROLLS 49• _on_,- ~~u. 99:.. HEARTH BREAD Pke· "'12 lOOK? LAVA Tho hand ,.., II Ploata 2 :: 21 IVORY SOAP 2 ~~ h Ploot• 33 IVORY SOAP 3 ::! 31 iioiii'"LiQro ,., ~~...... """ ,....~.. ~::. . • 29 ..., 25 loltlo IVANI- Prtnch or Corn Top . . . ._ --'--=---:-------.!..---.--------..--~--~ All Purpoee Cleaner OXYDOL llo..hu oi It woohH 2 •~..._. 61 . MR. ~~EA __1:.__ __ ._....::':3::::.:_41 IEEOH•NUT IIMinotl lolfr Mew whh 0NIIft Crptala .....alna ~leoch Get dirty hand• really clean • • • fott '• SPECIAL PRICII Decorated 8'" LAYER Ma Brown . PRI.CI Pl~IIC $tJJ~1 . ... For Your Eotter Party or Dinner I Donald Duck Tube lach ttyle hat levely HORMEL Regular $2.39 SAVE 40c I ""'· 1O A~Pl Flake Cocoanut ---- RED RIPE · BARTLII I' . ' I lADY 'TO THOROUGHlY COOKEI!r• FINE BAKED i YOIIM111t ~4 L&JJ::i" 49.... ltlt'lll r . tt.-.tch tlov.-, . ,., ..... ,...,11 , . . . Inti Ill. Mars••allews Li..J'a PIIIIJI!II Cllllb · 3 '!:;,~ '1 1 LMy'a Cr•••• 1 Pl•l!... F I P ·=~~ CllerriU· 3 !~ '1. ••• · Wlllit 1 a·:.~ •1 u••f'• , BISCUITS ;:~'"'~~k 12 ~:;~:· $1 "Also Try Pillobvry Iloilo 6- Cookie• At Ovr Dairy C11e" · .. $2.49. I" 4 Ctno. $1 Do•. Pillobury or Ballard cl•· r Appian Way Pizzarino 12 2~1 Pke· 29 Morton's Cloverleaf Rolls ·Morton's Parkerhouse Rolls .r: 29 "' . '! 29 . "'•· n ..... 29 Pkg. ~ t wnp\ 3~~~:.· $1 .. a ,, .. . - - -..-----·-· ·--· -"-- CuantratH - LeW •d• .., yeut •*•hint M•chln• ~-~-~-· -- ·· COMET ~EA.IER -----k\. .. -- -·~--J,.;, cf- llrfofotiM, sri~ wBh •••h :.~·· D IEEOH•NUT Jr. lobr Food 43 DOWNY FABRIC SOnEIER -~~-=--­ Golden - For perfect •kine ., fr;lnt a:; aa IEEOH·NUT.1.. c...., ,., ..~, 2 1!".:· 43 FLUFFO DETERIEIT JIILETS -SALVO ·---..:..,!. ... lleachea 4tut ttc~lnt, ldHI Wv.....llll. ~ ~ Ntw softn.~a far y~ wiM.. :'~ .I ._f. ~""'"''-;·.....,.,,.::::.:.:.:_- '1" ~"~ ---.:. ' .... .;·· = tifO, ,MIIO, woodw~.... ... I,PIJI .~ ' . ' , · · ~ .a ORO 11 .. 1o1oo1 nau, \ ~) , �• . ~ With· · A·For Sa]e ·AdJ. l!aying Taxes ,Ma~e You Sad?. Sell 'Don't Wants' . . Dally S, tlnel, .. ' MRS. ESIIENAVR • NAMED Bradbqry DEADLINES iM p POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET II .,., a.fD1'11 h'Dlltat... O.odlitw .... 4. t1 ¥...., Noftd•J CA.N~"ELU\ TIONS COIIIIEl'MONS 1:• I .,_ ~pt- jntU t4o 1"11r lla1 Itt PuhliQtiOII • REGULATIONS ~ .... e,u ....,..,•• ~ II •be " " " ~ adl1 1 ot t elae! anJ •Ill --~~~ ..tn~elloo•"'' Cr""'fl dloalcl "fll!~rted •mmedl...l!l' fbe IMI.Iito ll l .. tt •w ot(lt .,., ""JHHndbJ• for 111ore thu " "• ,.en~ Ivory over black finish , red interior, whitewall tires, V8 motor, PoweJ"gJide trans., radio, heater, showroo~ clean. tn.trttoa , RATES For Want Ad Serviel ' • Ceau per •ord .,.,.. •n•rtktiL IIJftlnoum Ch,or·~ _...IO N'llt. ! • Carita '"'' word tor TbtH eo• MCUtil'. lnlertktal rw: raw of t c:en11 per word will 041 cbai_iled for advl'rtlllnl tf A01 pPd .~ lD da,. att.er I'H'elv ill& ow . O.UD or 'I'IIANU - 11 . ~ tor 10 •o.rd 11 word 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door_ $2,495 1961 Corv•lr Lakewood St. W•gon $1,765 Automatic trans., radio. heater , luggage raC'k. Beautiful white rini sh with red interior, good whitewall tires. ....... .-.. · M..uerr...,.. 118 E. Main $1.; Pomeroy, Oh1G ""- WY WMI • 7 Delays Naming New President . River Report j' Carpenter ,and Hoorly or contoaet. Pierce, Syracuse, Ohio. Pb. WY 2-tll80. 3 16 30te AOcnONEER CompleteSOrvtee · · tlld family, Columblll, ,.~ ,.. , .Rev. ~.,AIItlon ol.· Jack""' OII'FICE HOURS 1J"J. TO PLA!-'E A S.HOP ' '· RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD KEITH GOBLE'S ' ~ IT'S SO EASY '111).1 ·•t BARGAIN llld ll(Q. JJIDDIY Gi'ol · 00111 ••"'!"'~ (Ill'· held a two - " " revival at ham (Stisle Rathburn) are ""' .. BY JEAN PARKER • ents, Mr. tlld MI"J. a.tr Tay·llhe local Church Ill Chrllt. I The Northwestern Band Jlooo.l<tr· , . Mr. and Mn. Robert snow. ,parents,of a baby ,daughter.llr. tors met at the RuUand High Several pen<111 rrom here al-l(len entertaliiOd willt a party ar•. Mfl!. Gorald Gralwn rind llchool gym recently, Mrs. J9- tended the ...,.nl All County honorinl! tttOir daughter, .Rose- Mrs. Charleti Davidson, . loeal,, oe White, president, named lh6 Band Concert, a! Middleport. mary on ber fourth blrlhday on are grandparenll • workers fo~ Tag Day during tl!e Mr. and Mn. Homer Parter -n...t.ng: Mn. Roberta Wllliori - • vlallnrs at Mar·l gave the secretary'• report and lt!tta recentiJ. Enruute home Mrs. l)largaret SChDIJng lbe !boy callecl .., his Iailier, Mr. treasurer's. The gr<lllp voted 141 ~ Parker, near Clteoter. hold a ·rummage and bake sale Mr. ·and Mn. Carron Snow· at the Rutlaild American Legion den and family of.GaUipolls vis2. ThomaS Jao. ~Hall in the near future. lted hJJ pareitlts, Mr. tlld Mrs. JlldlaQn. -.erfpotory 3. "''•lpn\ollt !jon Roger Roush, band director, Roy SnoWden SUIIday evening. D. Coone "- SkW ~ term spoke on the Senior Band's Mr. tlld Mn. Brtll!fl May and tile s. RooPQI14 to n ... partlclpjjli!Jn In Jbe diStrict fll.. chlldreD were bUJiness vlaltors t.etoro iltlmulut lon&' eblployoe I. SlnJilte time: music COIIIpelltion at . Gallipolis recently. ~~c,t OOJJoq. at IrOi\'fbu ,1wbere they received Mr. and Mn. RJebard BearQ 1LII'ony 11. Brr-lliape« T. " - · u & 31. Girl: an ~jitt .rating. Tag Day (Juoe Tilll8) are the Jlllrenb of 1I.Mado ot b&Wk'l colloq. oat. eyee · 2t. Some will Jill Saturday, April 13, a ibn, Rtcbard Seott. Mr. and u. Ballort ... J,. Nlttany· 26. Altray ,....._,.• .aa•ww with ~ s tr be used to Mrs. Sherman TiDis, IIICBI, are 11. ''Hoitnt Uou ot 38. Ploperty: pay f ' wly purchased horna. grandparenll. Abe" -Stat. Loow 87. Oran4Mr~ ' Mrs. C. W. StaDbury Elmer WhiUtogton has moved lT. J'.,ck - . 10. 11ro1m a1. cuttlbr puenta1 ot folldon M&wced tool bave mov"!! IXl tbeil home in eo. to Middleport. · ss.Ruoo~AA 1L Location ot as. Blepo mollhtald I · 435 Larcomb Ave. Mrs. Bob German (Dorothy) ' 11. Orlmlol . Monte carlo ovet range Mrs. erett McKnight of Pom- Dogan iru honored with a baby 11. Vn: a tepee 39.Dawn or as sol~er home on Un· ahower ~I the Rutland Amer~ 17. Tlml4 u. Deoc:ry d&y: poet, 1t. ..._, bill 85. Pant tor <0.-- of ve. and move.£ illlo the can Legion Hall last Saturday. tribe breatli Cleve• ry home here. Mrs. Grace ·nugan and Shirley lt. e... pll 38. J'orinorly o&B. Y••: d1JJ. and' Mrs. •Roy Snowden were hoslesses. spent a weekend with lhelr Mrs. Worley Kenneily Is re' ~·m 1· ,b 17 1· dau ter and family, Mr. and ported as greaUy ImProved sf· I·· I Mrs. ! Charles Simpkins and ter a recent Uluess. Her daugh, Citarla, at Columbu~. The Spow- ter Mrs. Freda Bailey of Lao. ~ I" derul and Simpkins vlalled Mr. caster Is caring lor her. , I•• and Mrs. Lawrence SnoWden Mrs. Rulhlane Roush and V~ and family on Sunday. anne went by air for a tiro 10 Mr. and ,Mrs. 'Dennis Atkesonweeka visit with her pamets ill Best Deals In Town MONJ)AY '11111U FRIDAY 0:00 News 8:116 Counlry Music 'nme 8:20 Counlry JIIDIIoroo 6:311 News 6:3S Farm World News 6:4$ Meigs County RFD e 24 Months Finance On 56-60 Models 7:00 News 1:116 Rr•akfast Partr 7:30 News 7:3$ l'ickens Hardware Sbow 7:50 "1:50 News Report 8: 110 Radio Hymnal 8: I~ Breakfast Party 8:30 Van Partiek Sport Sbow 8:3S Breakfasl Party 8:4$ •Jaker Fum. Shuw-i'ri. 9:00 , News 9:00 <Coffee With Janet '58 FORD 4 Door Ceunlry Secl1n. Auto. Tr~na. Pawer steering. A:&H. H.T. Auto. trans., pawer sfHrlng, redio & heeler. '59 FORD Pelrlane 4 Door. SttncNrd Tr1n1. R&H. 'I.' '60 RENAULT 4 Door ( '56 CHEVROLET 4 Door a.1 c Air HT. Standard Tr1111. .\' R&H, power brektt, I cyl~ · H I, ·sa FORD Folrlono 500 Auto. trans. Rtdlo & htll· er. Pawer steering and air ride. ' ' '60 CHEVROLET Perkwood ~~ Stotlon Woion. 4 Door• •1 c Auto. trans. Excellent - - - -- or 4 ROOM HOOSE WITH show· 10-0-tfr ~hester !11'.'>3260 ' - er, 129 Butternut, 4 room ' Wetz1955 FORD. $150.00. Phone WY house with bath, 305 4 4 61p gall St.. two floor furnace, 2·3220. newly decorated outside and FOR SALE, 19~4 Plymouth sta- co~ dltlon. Wheels '55 MERCURY 2 Door Hord Top. Auto. Trent. Radio and ...iter. 1 i tion wagon in excellent con- inside. Phone WY-2-5333 I 4 8 6yp dition. Call WY 2-6677. Earl Smith, Hemiock Grove, Ohio. \\ANT AOS WUt\K wonders when you wish tl b11} or sell. 4 4 6tc Read the Want AJs fot quick results. FOR SALE ....... ., .... GAS COOK STOVE for sale. FOR SALE OR TRADE 4 10 Jtp FOUR ROOM cottage, on large WY 2·6442. . '''ONE ' INCH galvamzed p1pe and I New Gym Play Swings - basket . lids. Telephone 985 1 3201, Chester, Mrs. H. G. Webster. Long Bottom, 0 . 24.95 39.95 4-9-ijlc '60 CHIVROLIT lOt Door. Auta Trans. steering, power llralcn, r• clio and heater. '56 CHEVROLET 2 ' Door Statlori W•gon, 3 on th' floor. Radio and hlhhr. '60 FORD Country Soolon 4 Door, Aulo. Tram. Power. · steering, power IN'akel, r•• dlo •nd h•ater. 7:il5 Breakfast Party 17:JO News 7:3$ Breakfast Party 8:00 News 8:06 Break!ast Party 8:30 News 8:~ Brealllut Party 9:00 llews 9: 05 BreUiast Pori)· !~ : 00 11:00 11:06 11:30 11 :3S 12:00 li :55 · Upper P."'lm \1editations 11:58 1low Jon.S SIOCk Ave. 411. Loni' for U.Qodd... ., ........... 5:00 Ne\7!1 ~ ,~.. ~ ~ I'• ~ LGul GASOLINE ALLEY I•• I•• l•b "· Lt;qulab DOWN ,, ~ il2 1.. ' ll&wrJ1 ~ ~ I<>· DAILY CD l"WQUOTE - Jlere'o how to wo.k"ltr "XYDLB""XB LOI!IGrBLLOW li ODe let~ limply lteltdl for BDOlher. In thta lllnple A Is ul&t fQr the tbree L"" X for the two 0'1, etc. Sin&'le letters, apoao trophle1, the lenath a.nd formation of the WOrdl are &ll hlntll! Badl day U. OOde letter. en dlffl!'lrenL · . New• !Noon News l~: IS ,,tluslc Just t'or You SlllldQ 12:15 G6esslers GueSI Star !'rl. 1 7:30 News 12 :30 usic Just '!or "tou 7:35 Army !lou! 1·00 ews 8:110 Rev. Ira Tibbl LO~ rv~osic Jusi For You 8: IS Church at Work l:JC News 8:30 Newa 1:35 usiC JUst For You 8:35 PenleCOIIal Assembl' 2·00 ~ews 9:110 Wlnga 01 ·Healing 2:05 ~~uSic Just For You . 9:30 Chureb World Newo Z:30 News 9:40 Sunday Cbapol 2·3S usic Just For You lt:OO Voice of Proph..,Y 3:00 10:30 News 3:116 10:3$ Perspectlvea 3·30 ews 10.50 Snclal SecariiJ 3:3S latter 1'ar17 11:00 Counlry Hyma 'l'lllle 4:00 ew~:~ U:30 .N""" 4,00 l Platter Party how _ 11:30 Coonlry 8ynm Tlml u~ ~ ~ ~etlnar Auro 12: 00 Nooo Roport Tue., & Thurs. 12:15 Tbe Seard! 4: 10 . at News 12:30 Rev. MerliD TooU 4· 10 usical Mysteries I :00 Hour Cll lleclm. ~ws 1:30 Lulberar Hour Iter Party 2:30 New1 ign Oil 2:00 Baptlal i.aymatl'a Hour bruary Sign Off ' 2:3$ Back to Jbe Crosa RDAY SCHEDULe 3:00 Rov. llosl!oe Thorne t'I :OO ~ews 3:30 The Quiet Hour 6:05 Counlry Music Time 4:00 NeWI' 6:30 N<ht8 4:116 Sunday Sbowcase 6:3S farm World News 4:30 News 6:40 4:3S Sign Off 7:00 6:00 Febl'WII7 stcn Of! l'~:0:1 liquid The Good I.Jie Onder Oblo Skies 5·05 Plarter Party 5: 30 Sign Off 6.00 Februal") Sign Off ·~ ~ - 11Wker 4f.Bum wltll News Polka Party Music In the All fop Ten Sbow News 9:3u •News Dutton' a Top Ten Sltow 9:3S \co!!.., With Janet NewsNoon Reporl 9: 4~ ,Betty Newton Show ~: 15 Music Interlude 10:110 1News 12:30 Rev. MeriiD Teets 10:116 1Mlnlstorlal Assoclalloll 1:00 fo'ews 10:20 iMornlng Interlude 1:05 Platter Part:7 10:30 <Newo 3:30 News 10:30 iMomlng Interlude 3:35 Platter PariJ II :110 !'News 4:00' NeW$ 11:08 r,wap Shop 4:0!1 Platter Party 11:30, News 4:30 NeW& 11:40 ~unlry Hoedown 4:35 Platter 1'ar17 · Family Worship ThUrs. l 1'7 I•• ~ , .. ~ I" I~• u.Atr race a: IS Jones Bulc:t Sbow 9:30 N0101 9:35 Breakfast Party 10:05 10:35 10:0$ 10:55 ~ ......... lilock WMPO Radio • 36 Months FIINince ·On 61-62 Models ews, Alhens, 1- Y 3-4061 ¥r· .... COLUMN FOR SALE OR RENT 1 ,, PHONE WY 2-2157 Matb· ~ . ¥.*-' 8:30 A M tCI ~:OP P M 111117 Slltifd•Y -8:81\ 1\. M I.e! 12 :00 IUIGII Mark~ t strun!!'ri!if CrMI Bradford Write, Plloae • Coataet dUIIJBUD ~b •o1di!,<lJI· · Qhlt\tulh pghll.W trucks, phune Marvin SALESMAN . Beasley Sa~, . := A. C. RRADFORD RatiiiO, Oh1G 5 18 --or . DAllY CROSSWORD t.. FOR NEW or used cars . bus- I tt 1 eent l'ef •ord ' Rut!a. nd. ' Pome~~·M)ddleport, !)., Aptlf 10, l98S.9!1'iarwt.' VWWVl " Clr,p~opom Qaota&loa ZPW UZRDZ, ZQV UXPWQWP ZQV . I ' . ZPW WQWP~DJIXNZ~ PWWV Yeotenloyo CJrrptoquote: IT IS STRANGJI WOOD TH.\1 ..~ NliMilR "A DEAD •BOUQH IN lT.~FU~ ......... Jaa. .J'Mturu &b'.ad.lcate. IlK\ '! , NANCY HOW'S NANCY TODAY'? MUCH BETTER I DOCTOR--THAT MEDICINE YOU GAVE HER WAS WONDERFUL:. THAT WAS ONE OF THE NEW IRACLE DRUGS i· • ----~77~~----------- WJEH RADIO llloada' 'l'llrougb Frkl•' 1tli Sign On, Musical Clock 7:4~ The IJiehne .a:oo 01t1o Valley N~ws 1:06 Sports Today 8:10 World News I:IS MusiCal Clock 8:5$ Comfllunlly Ne"" 9: 110 Latcbstri!lf 9:30 Public Service ' Local News Ohio News 12:05 12:10 12: 15 12:20 12:25 LUeguard Bulletin Ne1VB 0 Grams 1~:30 AgriCulture Agent MarKelo L:t 4$ Counlry Go RoUD<- 1:55 Newr Be•t 2,00 Country Go l!oliJI( 9:4$ Showen of Ble.sinr 2:55 News Beat 10.00 Mason County ~•wt 3:00 Midway Maline< IQ:06 Talk Gl the Town 3 '55 News ~""I 1&:30 World News 4:00 Discing wilh Doss 11 : 110 Talk of the Town 4:30 Intercb.mge 1escept Frl Church Bells Ring 5:00 Community News 11:4~ World ~ews 5:00 World & National News II· 5$ MII.SOII County News 5:15 Spotligh• on Sporl!. 12:00 Communlty News 5:30 Sign OU '' .,, By HAROLQ GRA'f:, HARK I OlD ""'-' HEAthHAT1 UKE SOMEBODY ' YELLIN '. .JUST "THEN ~ '60 FALCON foncllore STARTING AT 90 '60 i'ORD F600 Dump, I ""' trans 01 2 sP.Md oxle. '; •st FORD F6f0 Dump, 5 op. ,,..., 2 ''"" ulo. ' FEET, THE 80PV MAN• UFACTUR.ES I>EAI>LY GAtES! SJ~CE '/DU WILL SDDN HAVE TI4E FREEDOM OF THIS VILLAGE, IT IS BEST YOIJ ·NOT ATTRACT 1DD MUCH ATTENTION IN YOliR CLOTHING. THESE HABIUMENTS WILL MAKE YOU SEEM ONE OF US.' '51 STUDIIAKIR .2 lcotttnNn. ltandanl· trant. 23,000 octyll mlloo. f : •se FORD 11250 I cyl, ~hil .. la. No matter what the size of the building Job you plan, ready mixed concre.t e Is the best foundation for your construcUon. For the unl· form mix, rapid service and low prices .you want - Just callus! I K~ITHGOBLE . · Phone WY 2·3284 Mldr!leport ' FORD':INC "MIDQLEPORT'S GOEGLEIN READY-MilCO. Page St. · Co~ USED CAR, CENTER" ' WY 24422 A CO'«JTEI WAVE "THAT LANTERN BG ' CHARI.E'/ CAI'IIlEO ITi •61 fORD Folrlono 500 2 -···• ···'", Auto. TranS.I&H ; Pickup HAl lli"'D BLOWIN~O~ B~ GEORGE WONDER WINNIE WINICLE 0 '!,: "tHERE YVU ARE , DICK. - �• . ~ With· · A·For Sa]e ·AdJ. l!aying Taxes ,Ma~e You Sad?. Sell 'Don't Wants' . . Dally S, tlnel, .. ' MRS. ESIIENAVR • NAMED Bradbqry DEADLINES iM p POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET II .,., a.fD1'11 h'Dlltat... O.odlitw .... 4. t1 ¥...., Noftd•J CA.N~"ELU\ TIONS COIIIIEl'MONS 1:• I .,_ ~pt- jntU t4o 1"11r lla1 Itt PuhliQtiOII • REGULATIONS ~ .... e,u ....,..,•• ~ II •be " " " ~ adl1 1 ot t elae! anJ •Ill --~~~ ..tn~elloo•"'' Cr""'fl dloalcl "fll!~rted •mmedl...l!l' fbe IMI.Iito ll l .. tt •w ot(lt .,., ""JHHndbJ• for 111ore thu " "• ,.en~ Ivory over black finish , red interior, whitewall tires, V8 motor, PoweJ"gJide trans., radio, heater, showroo~ clean. tn.trttoa , RATES For Want Ad Serviel ' • Ceau per •ord .,.,.. •n•rtktiL IIJftlnoum Ch,or·~ _...IO N'llt. ! • Carita '"'' word tor TbtH eo• MCUtil'. lnlertktal rw: raw of t c:en11 per word will 041 cbai_iled for advl'rtlllnl tf A01 pPd .~ lD da,. att.er I'H'elv ill& ow . O.UD or 'I'IIANU - 11 . ~ tor 10 •o.rd 11 word 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door_ $2,495 1961 Corv•lr Lakewood St. W•gon $1,765 Automatic trans., radio. heater , luggage raC'k. Beautiful white rini sh with red interior, good whitewall tires. ....... .-.. · M..uerr...,.. 118 E. Main $1.; Pomeroy, Oh1G ""- WY WMI • 7 Delays Naming New President . River Report j' Carpenter ,and Hoorly or contoaet. Pierce, Syracuse, Ohio. Pb. WY 2-tll80. 3 16 30te AOcnONEER CompleteSOrvtee · · tlld family, Columblll, ,.~ ,.. , .Rev. ~.,AIItlon ol.· Jack""' OII'FICE HOURS 1J"J. TO PLA!-'E A S.HOP ' '· RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD KEITH GOBLE'S ' ~ IT'S SO EASY '111).1 ·•t BARGAIN llld ll(Q. JJIDDIY Gi'ol · 00111 ••"'!"'~ (Ill'· held a two - " " revival at ham (Stisle Rathburn) are ""' .. BY JEAN PARKER • ents, Mr. tlld MI"J. a.tr Tay·llhe local Church Ill Chrllt. I The Northwestern Band Jlooo.l<tr· , . Mr. and Mn. Robert snow. ,parents,of a baby ,daughter.llr. tors met at the RuUand High Several pen<111 rrom here al-l(len entertaliiOd willt a party ar•. Mfl!. Gorald Gralwn rind llchool gym recently, Mrs. J9- tended the ...,.nl All County honorinl! tttOir daughter, .Rose- Mrs. Charleti Davidson, . loeal,, oe White, president, named lh6 Band Concert, a! Middleport. mary on ber fourth blrlhday on are grandparenll • workers fo~ Tag Day during tl!e Mr. and Mn. Homer Parter -n...t.ng: Mn. Roberta Wllliori - • vlallnrs at Mar·l gave the secretary'• report and lt!tta recentiJ. Enruute home Mrs. l)largaret SChDIJng lbe !boy callecl .., his Iailier, Mr. treasurer's. The gr<lllp voted 141 ~ Parker, near Clteoter. hold a ·rummage and bake sale Mr. ·and Mn. Carron Snow· at the Rutlaild American Legion den and family of.GaUipolls vis2. ThomaS Jao. ~Hall in the near future. lted hJJ pareitlts, Mr. tlld Mrs. JlldlaQn. -.erfpotory 3. "''•lpn\ollt !jon Roger Roush, band director, Roy SnoWden SUIIday evening. D. Coone "- SkW ~ term spoke on the Senior Band's Mr. tlld Mn. Brtll!fl May and tile s. RooPQI14 to n ... partlclpjjli!Jn In Jbe diStrict fll.. chlldreD were bUJiness vlaltors t.etoro iltlmulut lon&' eblployoe I. SlnJilte time: music COIIIpelltion at . Gallipolis recently. ~~c,t OOJJoq. at IrOi\'fbu ,1wbere they received Mr. and Mn. RJebard BearQ 1LII'ony 11. Brr-lliape« T. " - · u & 31. Girl: an ~jitt .rating. Tag Day (Juoe Tilll8) are the Jlllrenb of 1I.Mado ot b&Wk'l colloq. oat. eyee · 2t. Some will Jill Saturday, April 13, a ibn, Rtcbard Seott. Mr. and u. Ballort ... J,. Nlttany· 26. Altray ,....._,.• .aa•ww with ~ s tr be used to Mrs. Sherman TiDis, IIICBI, are 11. ''Hoitnt Uou ot 38. Ploperty: pay f ' wly purchased horna. grandparenll. Abe" -Stat. Loow 87. Oran4Mr~ ' Mrs. C. W. StaDbury Elmer WhiUtogton has moved lT. J'.,ck - . 10. 11ro1m a1. cuttlbr puenta1 ot folldon M&wced tool bave mov"!! IXl tbeil home in eo. to Middleport. · ss.Ruoo~AA 1L Location ot as. Blepo mollhtald I · 435 Larcomb Ave. Mrs. Bob German (Dorothy) ' 11. Orlmlol . Monte carlo ovet range Mrs. erett McKnight of Pom- Dogan iru honored with a baby 11. Vn: a tepee 39.Dawn or as sol~er home on Un· ahower ~I the Rutland Amer~ 17. Tlml4 u. Deoc:ry d&y: poet, 1t. ..._, bill 85. Pant tor <0.-- of ve. and move.£ illlo the can Legion Hall last Saturday. tribe breatli Cleve• ry home here. Mrs. Grace ·nugan and Shirley lt. e... pll 38. J'orinorly o&B. Y••: d1JJ. and' Mrs. •Roy Snowden were hoslesses. spent a weekend with lhelr Mrs. Worley Kenneily Is re' ~·m 1· ,b 17 1· dau ter and family, Mr. and ported as greaUy ImProved sf· I·· I Mrs. ! Charles Simpkins and ter a recent Uluess. Her daugh, Citarla, at Columbu~. The Spow- ter Mrs. Freda Bailey of Lao. ~ I" derul and Simpkins vlalled Mr. caster Is caring lor her. , I•• and Mrs. Lawrence SnoWden Mrs. Rulhlane Roush and V~ and family on Sunday. anne went by air for a tiro 10 Mr. and ,Mrs. 'Dennis Atkesonweeka visit with her pamets ill Best Deals In Town MONJ)AY '11111U FRIDAY 0:00 News 8:116 Counlry Music 'nme 8:20 Counlry JIIDIIoroo 6:311 News 6:3S Farm World News 6:4$ Meigs County RFD e 24 Months Finance On 56-60 Models 7:00 News 1:116 Rr•akfast Partr 7:30 News 7:3$ l'ickens Hardware Sbow 7:50 "1:50 News Report 8: 110 Radio Hymnal 8: I~ Breakfast Party 8:30 Van Partiek Sport Sbow 8:3S Breakfasl Party 8:4$ •Jaker Fum. Shuw-i'ri. 9:00 , News 9:00 <Coffee With Janet '58 FORD 4 Door Ceunlry Secl1n. Auto. Tr~na. Pawer steering. A:&H. H.T. Auto. trans., pawer sfHrlng, redio & heeler. '59 FORD Pelrlane 4 Door. SttncNrd Tr1n1. R&H. 'I.' '60 RENAULT 4 Door ( '56 CHEVROLET 4 Door a.1 c Air HT. Standard Tr1111. .\' R&H, power brektt, I cyl~ · H I, ·sa FORD Folrlono 500 Auto. trans. Rtdlo & htll· er. Pawer steering and air ride. ' ' '60 CHEVROLET Perkwood ~~ Stotlon Woion. 4 Door• •1 c Auto. trans. Excellent - - - -- or 4 ROOM HOOSE WITH show· 10-0-tfr ~hester !11'.'>3260 ' - er, 129 Butternut, 4 room ' Wetz1955 FORD. $150.00. Phone WY house with bath, 305 4 4 61p gall St.. two floor furnace, 2·3220. newly decorated outside and FOR SALE, 19~4 Plymouth sta- co~ dltlon. Wheels '55 MERCURY 2 Door Hord Top. Auto. Trent. Radio and ...iter. 1 i tion wagon in excellent con- inside. Phone WY-2-5333 I 4 8 6yp dition. Call WY 2-6677. Earl Smith, Hemiock Grove, Ohio. \\ANT AOS WUt\K wonders when you wish tl b11} or sell. 4 4 6tc Read the Want AJs fot quick results. FOR SALE ....... ., .... GAS COOK STOVE for sale. FOR SALE OR TRADE 4 10 Jtp FOUR ROOM cottage, on large WY 2·6442. . '''ONE ' INCH galvamzed p1pe and I New Gym Play Swings - basket . lids. Telephone 985 1 3201, Chester, Mrs. H. G. Webster. Long Bottom, 0 . 24.95 39.95 4-9-ijlc '60 CHIVROLIT lOt Door. Auta Trans. steering, power llralcn, r• clio and heater. '56 CHEVROLET 2 ' Door Statlori W•gon, 3 on th' floor. Radio and hlhhr. '60 FORD Country Soolon 4 Door, Aulo. Tram. Power. · steering, power IN'akel, r•• dlo •nd h•ater. 7:il5 Breakfast Party 17:JO News 7:3$ Breakfast Party 8:00 News 8:06 Break!ast Party 8:30 News 8:~ Brealllut Party 9:00 llews 9: 05 BreUiast Pori)· !~ : 00 11:00 11:06 11:30 11 :3S 12:00 li :55 · Upper P."'lm \1editations 11:58 1low Jon.S SIOCk Ave. 411. Loni' for U.Qodd... ., ........... 5:00 Ne\7!1 ~ ,~.. ~ ~ I'• ~ LGul GASOLINE ALLEY I•• I•• l•b "· Lt;qulab DOWN ,, ~ il2 1.. ' ll&wrJ1 ~ ~ I<>· DAILY CD l"WQUOTE - Jlere'o how to wo.k"ltr "XYDLB""XB LOI!IGrBLLOW li ODe let~ limply lteltdl for BDOlher. In thta lllnple A Is ul&t fQr the tbree L"" X for the two 0'1, etc. Sin&'le letters, apoao trophle1, the lenath a.nd formation of the WOrdl are &ll hlntll! Badl day U. OOde letter. en dlffl!'lrenL · . New• !Noon News l~: IS ,,tluslc Just t'or You SlllldQ 12:15 G6esslers GueSI Star !'rl. 1 7:30 News 12 :30 usic Just '!or "tou 7:35 Army !lou! 1·00 ews 8:110 Rev. Ira Tibbl LO~ rv~osic Jusi For You 8: IS Church at Work l:JC News 8:30 Newa 1:35 usiC JUst For You 8:35 PenleCOIIal Assembl' 2·00 ~ews 9:110 Wlnga 01 ·Healing 2:05 ~~uSic Just For You . 9:30 Chureb World Newo Z:30 News 9:40 Sunday Cbapol 2·3S usic Just For You lt:OO Voice of Proph..,Y 3:00 10:30 News 3:116 10:3$ Perspectlvea 3·30 ews 10.50 Snclal SecariiJ 3:3S latter 1'ar17 11:00 Counlry Hyma 'l'lllle 4:00 ew~:~ U:30 .N""" 4,00 l Platter Party how _ 11:30 Coonlry 8ynm Tlml u~ ~ ~ ~etlnar Auro 12: 00 Nooo Roport Tue., & Thurs. 12:15 Tbe Seard! 4: 10 . at News 12:30 Rev. MerliD TooU 4· 10 usical Mysteries I :00 Hour Cll lleclm. ~ws 1:30 Lulberar Hour Iter Party 2:30 New1 ign Oil 2:00 Baptlal i.aymatl'a Hour bruary Sign Off ' 2:3$ Back to Jbe Crosa RDAY SCHEDULe 3:00 Rov. llosl!oe Thorne t'I :OO ~ews 3:30 The Quiet Hour 6:05 Counlry Music Time 4:00 NeWI' 6:30 N<ht8 4:116 Sunday Sbowcase 6:3S farm World News 4:30 News 6:40 4:3S Sign Off 7:00 6:00 Febl'WII7 stcn Of! l'~:0:1 liquid The Good I.Jie Onder Oblo Skies 5·05 Plarter Party 5: 30 Sign Off 6.00 Februal") Sign Off ·~ ~ - 11Wker 4f.Bum wltll News Polka Party Music In the All fop Ten Sbow News 9:3u •News Dutton' a Top Ten Sltow 9:3S \co!!.., With Janet NewsNoon Reporl 9: 4~ ,Betty Newton Show ~: 15 Music Interlude 10:110 1News 12:30 Rev. MeriiD Teets 10:116 1Mlnlstorlal Assoclalloll 1:00 fo'ews 10:20 iMornlng Interlude 1:05 Platter Part:7 10:30 <Newo 3:30 News 10:30 iMomlng Interlude 3:35 Platter PariJ II :110 !'News 4:00' NeW$ 11:08 r,wap Shop 4:0!1 Platter Party 11:30, News 4:30 NeW& 11:40 ~unlry Hoedown 4:35 Platter 1'ar17 · Family Worship ThUrs. l 1'7 I•• ~ , .. ~ I" I~• u.Atr race a: IS Jones Bulc:t Sbow 9:30 N0101 9:35 Breakfast Party 10:05 10:35 10:0$ 10:55 ~ ......... lilock WMPO Radio • 36 Months FIINince ·On 61-62 Models ews, Alhens, 1- Y 3-4061 ¥r· .... COLUMN FOR SALE OR RENT 1 ,, PHONE WY 2-2157 Matb· ~ . ¥.*-' 8:30 A M tCI ~:OP P M 111117 Slltifd•Y -8:81\ 1\. M I.e! 12 :00 IUIGII Mark~ t strun!!'ri!if CrMI Bradford Write, Plloae • Coataet dUIIJBUD ~b •o1di!,<lJI· · Qhlt\tulh pghll.W trucks, phune Marvin SALESMAN . Beasley Sa~, . := A. C. RRADFORD RatiiiO, Oh1G 5 18 --or . DAllY CROSSWORD t.. FOR NEW or used cars . bus- I tt 1 eent l'ef •ord ' Rut!a. nd. ' Pome~~·M)ddleport, !)., Aptlf 10, l98S.9!1'iarwt.' VWWVl " Clr,p~opom Qaota&loa ZPW UZRDZ, ZQV UXPWQWP ZQV . I ' . ZPW WQWP~DJIXNZ~ PWWV Yeotenloyo CJrrptoquote: IT IS STRANGJI WOOD TH.\1 ..~ NliMilR "A DEAD •BOUQH IN lT.~FU~ ......... Jaa. .J'Mturu &b'.ad.lcate. IlK\ '! , NANCY HOW'S NANCY TODAY'? MUCH BETTER I DOCTOR--THAT MEDICINE YOU GAVE HER WAS WONDERFUL:. THAT WAS ONE OF THE NEW IRACLE DRUGS i· • ----~77~~----------- WJEH RADIO llloada' 'l'llrougb Frkl•' 1tli Sign On, Musical Clock 7:4~ The IJiehne .a:oo 01t1o Valley N~ws 1:06 Sports Today 8:10 World News I:IS MusiCal Clock 8:5$ Comfllunlly Ne"" 9: 110 Latcbstri!lf 9:30 Public Service ' Local News Ohio News 12:05 12:10 12: 15 12:20 12:25 LUeguard Bulletin Ne1VB 0 Grams 1~:30 AgriCulture Agent MarKelo L:t 4$ Counlry Go RoUD<- 1:55 Newr Be•t 2,00 Country Go l!oliJI( 9:4$ Showen of Ble.sinr 2:55 News Beat 10.00 Mason County ~•wt 3:00 Midway Maline< IQ:06 Talk Gl the Town 3 '55 News ~""I 1&:30 World News 4:00 Discing wilh Doss 11 : 110 Talk of the Town 4:30 Intercb.mge 1escept Frl Church Bells Ring 5:00 Community News 11:4~ World ~ews 5:00 World & National News II· 5$ MII.SOII County News 5:15 Spotligh• on Sporl!. 12:00 Communlty News 5:30 Sign OU '' .,, By HAROLQ GRA'f:, HARK I OlD ""'-' HEAthHAT1 UKE SOMEBODY ' YELLIN '. .JUST "THEN ~ '60 FALCON foncllore STARTING AT 90 '60 i'ORD F600 Dump, I ""' trans 01 2 sP.Md oxle. '; •st FORD F6f0 Dump, 5 op. ,,..., 2 ''"" ulo. ' FEET, THE 80PV MAN• UFACTUR.ES I>EAI>LY GAtES! SJ~CE '/DU WILL SDDN HAVE TI4E FREEDOM OF THIS VILLAGE, IT IS BEST YOIJ ·NOT ATTRACT 1DD MUCH ATTENTION IN YOliR CLOTHING. THESE HABIUMENTS WILL MAKE YOU SEEM ONE OF US.' '51 STUDIIAKIR .2 lcotttnNn. ltandanl· trant. 23,000 octyll mlloo. f : •se FORD 11250 I cyl, ~hil .. la. No matter what the size of the building Job you plan, ready mixed concre.t e Is the best foundation for your construcUon. For the unl· form mix, rapid service and low prices .you want - Just callus! I K~ITHGOBLE . · Phone WY 2·3284 Mldr!leport ' FORD':INC "MIDQLEPORT'S GOEGLEIN READY-MilCO. Page St. · Co~ USED CAR, CENTER" ' WY 24422 A CO'«JTEI WAVE "THAT LANTERN BG ' CHARI.E'/ CAI'IIlEO ITi •61 fORD Folrlono 500 2 -···• ···'", Auto. TranS.I&H ; Pickup HAl lli"'D BLOWIN~O~ B~ GEORGE WONDER WINNIE WINICLE 0 '!,: "tHERE YVU ARE , DICK. - �• • ,. • -.-. - ... -, - r:::1!':,:.s N1111ilrlllfs KrOfll"• · · lit ' ,·. ' low, low prlcet "' Dr.t. . ' r:tzrgeld ·MOTOROLA TamSIONS Kroger's Excitin.g \\ ca,h Prize Game ••• ' . ,_ .. ....:.!.•;;..13c ' ... . 600 • Top Value Stamps THiS WEEK FOR EASTE~ $HOPPERS with the COVIIOM in Ibis ad •lATH Swift ' -:c .., _ ..... ....... -....... -- NAME THE STAI PIE! oPEN All DAY ntURSDAY HAM .CONn5T . • ••• nll11laat1r.., eaatft' dlee1 2.... ADDRESS - - - - - - CITY - -- - PHONE - - K&C Jewelers from any shank haUl {7-Bib. avg.} I. PI·e.ce B .aeon. ....,;__ Clip out this handy "egg coupon", fill It out and deposit in Easter Ham box In our store. No purch· ase necessary' and winner will be notified. Draw· ing will be held Thursday afternoon, April lltb at 1 o'clock. You may be the winner of a nice smoked bam. Clip out the coupon and bring It Into K & C Jewelers. Contest rules are posted in our store. rflllll~t'f~ ........ Whole Hams, 14-16 lb. avg • • lb. 45c Hickory smoked Whole or Holf lh. 19c:::::.- lbJSc Smoked •• •·• • r •• ..,.,,.nt ,....... Gklnt •I• . · •• . . .. -------------- _ ..... Easter Jewelry Headquarters Dubuque Hams , $249 s $379 6nc .. •. .. Ill. 7 .' '. 10 3~ . .It ... Ca1111td Picnic .. .. 3 •.••$1. 99 I - " .\ w..... ...... .... ~.. ' = . ,, "' . .. Country Club ·Applesauce Ice Cream Fresh Eggs ,,,. J 2 "''rl•• ....... Open Thursday Afternoon ..., .. le~~eless Kroger 2 ..... 23( ·'' ~ ,.••..., Boston CH Fillets . .. ... .. . ... ..... •. 39c lnlllled Shrimp . 2 ·~:.~ $1.00 Slrinp .~: $2.49 .. Kirk's thtJ4 -· Lenten Seafood •• 303 4ez. !( 1/2 · gal. I ' .. ' - dns. ..spectatot· .. or.participator SOFT50Ll STRAP , S1.99 Sizes 1.5 _ __ 'P ~ SAVE 50 IIIIIURilk lnad ......... ....... -;.. . ' nh Crisco 'POPULAR SADDLE SHOE Bl ack, Brown Pla id All W'hite Sizes F rom 4'h to 9 ...._ ..,.... oiMI pt~rdta.. of 2 Priced From .... rt. I . I 39c ...... .Yac Pac Corn ...... ...... ... 8:.: $1 Tematn Juice ...... •,,• ... 4 :..- $1 Angel Food Cake whole,. In Mevy .,.., llu•llll I'Nu11 Sweet POtatoes .. - 2 :: 49c 3 .. _ r;~r '-* Grade A Large Mixed 2 doz. 83c SAVE . 24c TOP VALUE STAMPS H••lr w, •• FREE . ' .at.. • P Cut """!·.•,,, .. • ··- 3 :- tr I•• ,..,. . . ..av .. Strawberries -- 5 ':.:. $1 c•••• ._..,.,, _ _ _ ..,.,.. !UJS tke style thai A belrmgs on tlie seen r. For Easter ., , Rand has the alyleo, the new· est lasbion interpretations, and STRAP SLIPPERS In White, Black and Patent 1\: & .\t widths - THE SPOTLIGHT Sizes 5-10 IS ON THIS BUY! Prices Be;in At - -- - BOYS' SLIP-ONS Pri('ed 3 Rooms .ALL NEW FURNITURE FOR ss9soo the. newe&t in leather treat• · tnenia. Whether you peter the. fine atylinr with the oontinental inlluence, ... the aboea with comfort secrets, the luury lookinRalyleowith hand detail· ing, or lilhtweiaht ca•Jals with their soft mellow fluilh. ..you'U lind us feoturing them aiL Fhlffo '}' 3 .. _ ............ ... Nabisco · W~ITE LEATHER PUMP Print THE SHOE BOX CriapHiad Refrigerator .... fuH size Middleport, Ohio On the Brighltst Corner MIDDLEPORT in ..... ·- SAVI 56c - t.•l•• IGW PtWMh Frigidaire FURNITURE ,.... . b.......... ; . ,.....,............ 31 .. 16·95 ' . s ... ~ .... 25 1~ ..... . _,__ I . All Sizes Ch•• ~ Widths 1t1iilr' ...c~IIN"" .o:o~~•li!' .,..........,... . . } 8-C-D-E.' EEE . •· ~ . ·' 111, ~' for MsMIIvaa -·tr'ra $2.49 ......... - ............ .lllra. -~·· ...... .. .lk . ' MVI 47c for • '-·UI-J luftr rllwm ..._ ........ ......... $2.98 . ;. apseclent Rnd & Randcraft.Shoes .-s pk. rd. detcribe.GIIIIftRI IIMIJ.. A BAKER .......... ... , ....... Sliced Pineapple~= 3 ~v2 :,~--.:=Newl==.=,.=.=.s=...=.=.=.=~~~C~ream . Cheese ~~~=~~:hi•, • OL 3 s1 .Gleem Tooth~ste 1t 43c ~':,~;:,:;::.. Prell Shampoo ~~;~ ....35c tulle With Se lf ..Seam. Full Clf Siz•s and Colors. Fo.. Ea5ter - - - - ..... s SAVE.13c the illWQM:IOII ol, • the 1«111 lalher, ill thl$ Gas Range • • • SPECIAL for the LADIES ! CANNONRi ng•HOSE REG. 79c 49c Mix c er INCLUDING Ta po red ToO-Tiny Heel Oub Butter •• ~ ' .............. 111 "lilt -· ............... ~ _ ...llydrangeas .... $2.79 : "qtJipPie ... ~-:;t~:;L ..3 .. S] ...... . ., , Fruh • 10c ~. ' ' • • • l I • •• • • • • • • •• • $1 ~~ ••···· ·· ··· $2.39 ....... . . ~ �• • ,. • -.-. - ... -, - r:::1!':,:.s N1111ilrlllfs KrOfll"• · · lit ' ,·. ' low, low prlcet "' Dr.t. . ' r:tzrgeld ·MOTOROLA TamSIONS Kroger's Excitin.g \\ ca,h Prize Game ••• ' . ,_ .. ....:.!.•;;..13c ' ... . 600 • Top Value Stamps THiS WEEK FOR EASTE~ $HOPPERS with the COVIIOM in Ibis ad •lATH Swift ' -:c .., _ ..... ....... -....... -- NAME THE STAI PIE! oPEN All DAY ntURSDAY HAM .CONn5T . • ••• nll11laat1r.., eaatft' dlee1 2.... ADDRESS - - - - - - CITY - -- - PHONE - - K&C Jewelers from any shank haUl {7-Bib. avg.} I. PI·e.ce B .aeon. ....,;__ Clip out this handy "egg coupon", fill It out and deposit in Easter Ham box In our store. No purch· ase necessary' and winner will be notified. Draw· ing will be held Thursday afternoon, April lltb at 1 o'clock. You may be the winner of a nice smoked bam. Clip out the coupon and bring It Into K & C Jewelers. Contest rules are posted in our store. rflllll~t'f~ ........ Whole Hams, 14-16 lb. avg • • lb. 45c Hickory smoked Whole or Holf lh. 19c:::::.- lbJSc Smoked •• •·• • r •• ..,.,,.nt ,....... Gklnt •I• . · •• . . .. -------------- _ ..... Easter Jewelry Headquarters Dubuque Hams , $249 s $379 6nc .. •. .. Ill. 7 .' '. 10 3~ . .It ... Ca1111td Picnic .. .. 3 •.••$1. 99 I - " .\ w..... ...... .... ~.. ' = . ,, "' . .. Country Club ·Applesauce Ice Cream Fresh Eggs ,,,. J 2 "''rl•• ....... Open Thursday Afternoon ..., .. le~~eless Kroger 2 ..... 23( ·'' ~ ,.••..., Boston CH Fillets . .. ... .. . ... ..... •. 39c lnlllled Shrimp . 2 ·~:.~ $1.00 Slrinp .~: $2.49 .. Kirk's thtJ4 -· Lenten Seafood •• 303 4ez. !( 1/2 · gal. I ' .. ' - dns. ..spectatot· .. or.participator SOFT50Ll STRAP , S1.99 Sizes 1.5 _ __ 'P ~ SAVE 50 IIIIIURilk lnad ......... ....... -;.. . ' nh Crisco 'POPULAR SADDLE SHOE Bl ack, Brown Pla id All W'hite Sizes F rom 4'h to 9 ...._ ..,.... oiMI pt~rdta.. of 2 Priced From .... rt. I . I 39c ...... .Yac Pac Corn ...... ...... ... 8:.: $1 Tematn Juice ...... •,,• ... 4 :..- $1 Angel Food Cake whole,. In Mevy .,.., llu•llll I'Nu11 Sweet POtatoes .. - 2 :: 49c 3 .. _ r;~r '-* Grade A Large Mixed 2 doz. 83c SAVE . 24c TOP VALUE STAMPS H••lr w, •• FREE . ' .at.. • P Cut """!·.•,,, .. • ··- 3 :- tr I•• ,..,. . . ..av .. Strawberries -- 5 ':.:. $1 c•••• ._..,.,, _ _ _ ..,.,.. !UJS tke style thai A belrmgs on tlie seen r. For Easter ., , Rand has the alyleo, the new· est lasbion interpretations, and STRAP SLIPPERS In White, Black and Patent 1\: & .\t widths - THE SPOTLIGHT Sizes 5-10 IS ON THIS BUY! Prices Be;in At - -- - BOYS' SLIP-ONS Pri('ed 3 Rooms .ALL NEW FURNITURE FOR ss9soo the. newe&t in leather treat• · tnenia. Whether you peter the. fine atylinr with the oontinental inlluence, ... the aboea with comfort secrets, the luury lookinRalyleowith hand detail· ing, or lilhtweiaht ca•Jals with their soft mellow fluilh. ..you'U lind us feoturing them aiL Fhlffo '}' 3 .. _ ............ ... Nabisco · W~ITE LEATHER PUMP Print THE SHOE BOX CriapHiad Refrigerator .... fuH size Middleport, Ohio On the Brighltst Corner MIDDLEPORT in ..... ·- SAVI 56c - t.•l•• IGW PtWMh Frigidaire FURNITURE ,.... . b.......... ; . ,.....,............ 31 .. 16·95 ' . s ... ~ .... 25 1~ ..... . _,__ I . All Sizes Ch•• ~ Widths 1t1iilr' ...c~IIN"" .o:o~~•li!' .,..........,... . . } 8-C-D-E.' EEE . •· ~ . ·' 111, ~' for MsMIIvaa -·tr'ra $2.49 ......... - ............ .lllra. -~·· ...... .. .lk . ' MVI 47c for • '-·UI-J luftr rllwm ..._ ........ ......... $2.98 . ;. apseclent Rnd & Randcraft.Shoes .-s pk. rd. detcribe.GIIIIftRI IIMIJ.. A BAKER .......... ... , ....... Sliced Pineapple~= 3 ~v2 :,~--.:=Newl==.=,.=.=.s=...=.=.=.=~~~C~ream . Cheese ~~~=~~:hi•, • OL 3 s1 .Gleem Tooth~ste 1t 43c ~':,~;:,:;::.. Prell Shampoo ~~;~ ....35c tulle With Se lf ..Seam. Full Clf Siz•s and Colors. Fo.. Ea5ter - - - - ..... s SAVE.13c the illWQM:IOII ol, • the 1«111 lalher, ill thl$ Gas Range • • • SPECIAL for the LADIES ! CANNONRi ng•HOSE REG. 79c 49c Mix c er INCLUDING Ta po red ToO-Tiny Heel Oub Butter •• ~ ' .............. 111 "lilt -· ............... ~ _ ...llydrangeas .... $2.79 : "qtJipPie ... ~-:;t~:;L ..3 .. S] ...... . ., , Fruh • 10c ~. ' ' • • • l I • •• • • • • • • •• • $1 ~~ ••···· ·· ··· $2.39 ....... . . ~ �...,. . . . . . ...................... ~·- _~- ' • •• cl ... 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Thursdays AI ' ' ' (UPI) - ' An U,. wavea In aa area where the "',Na~ Ahlps and Atlantic bol.toin Is a mlle and snow and haH be1ow, .eearchen had Norlb Allan~ ed up nothing to Indicate trace of the Thresher's fate. . ~~t.j~;;~1=~~ sub- There wullttle hope the ~ ·er would ever be fouod. .ilhed without • trace after the In waters a mile and a half cloep. 41ved benea~ The losa would be the Shop Thunday From· 9:00 'A.M. to -12 'Noon ' Friday 9:00A.M. to 5:00P.M}' .M. and . Saturday 9:00 AlA.' Til 9:00"P:M:"- OUR SPECIALTY r--- EASTER--. - Seafarers Apr1112-17 Watt Disney's "SON DF FLUBBER" (Technicolor) Fred MacMurray, Nancy 01IOD, Keenan Wynn, Leon TyThur. & Fri. Apr, 11·12 Cantinflas in "PEPE" Plus 3~ Guest Stars (Cinemascope &: Color) under Vice Adm. Benrard Austili. president of the Naval War Colo lege, had been appointed to JD,. vestigate the disaster. . Anderson Sllid he had c~ with Vice Adm. Hyman G ~1 over, the Navy's nuclear pr~l~ sion expert, and reported tli:re ' was •'absolutely no chance ol a nuclear explosion nor any likeli· ' hood of nuclear contamination ot danger to navigation." Sabotage, Anderson said, was "A remote possibility" that wd being checked. Sub Not Armetl (Continued on Page • ' Ar.derson .aid a cot1rt e>f Inquiry Portsmouth. 1f the Thresher had Jos toniJ radio contact with surface vessels -and- ... HCALTIKIU' John Merivale, Didi SulHvan Admi11ion: 75c.-& 40c I It deeipOcl; er could dive is secret, but the Navy said it was supposed to ge down below llOO feet Wednesday for six hours of tests. It then was to rise near the surface about I p.m. and retun; submerged te Tommy Kirk, Joanna . ol plane. today JCOUred the At- The lanti< Z10 mliH of Booton, N. H. for oea trlalo Tuesday oft..- '111e sub went down for deep on uncontrolled dive. the pressure the lalt ~wn po.aitlon of tbo sub, an ewer~ whtcb consllted of a diving trials at 9:17 a.m. EST I would crumple il like a tin can. but sea,.hers feared it lay 0110 hull cleaning, painting and <bed<· Wednesday. It radioed a "routine 1 Couse Moy Elude the ~m. 8,400 feet below tbe lng of mechanical and electronic , diviog .message" to an escort ves-i officials .or the submarine servsurface, With Jt.s rrew and 17 eqtdpmeot. / sel and then silen<.oe. j ice feared the cause may never <lvllia111 oboard drowned by tODJ It carried II officero, 96 en- If the Thresher sank because it 1 be known because the '111resher of water or crushed by the enor· IJJted mea and 11 shipyard work- was flooded, the pres5ure would itself may never be found. Even Anderson said the Navy was considering bringing the fi.perimental • vessel Tritste. a bathyto caph which has dived to sevem miles, rrom San Diego to loqk for the Th.reRher. But sources said lt was doubtful the Trieste eoold locate the sub. The depth to which the '111rosbo Frldty thru WHneld•r Ditner Cutoons and the submarine if it wu, bringing it to the - disappeared. NOT OPEN St~art be equalized The Thresher had been assiJ"'4 to fire the first Subroc !anti.. submarine I missiles later this year . It did not carry ·any milsi les and was not armed when it; TONIGHT & THURSDAY Wynn, Ken Murray, era under Lt. Cmdr. John W. v.. Trillo Harvey, an Annapoli• graduate woold -in ils shape. If it sank lace from such depths Threll:e' left Portsmouth, from Waterford, Conn. for some other reason, such as impossiblt!. . Loll I or I'OMIROY, OHIO Erwin. mooo preosure of the depll. Meigs May Term Jury Lists Drawn ~ MEIGS THEATRE on Ames, Elliott Reid, Ed powered sub. Adm, George W. Andersoll, chief of aaval operationa, ·aaid the nv.her "appeoralG bo losl." Oil Jt saM: in the area ,wbefe it was 1ut heard from, eut of George'• Bank, there II "no pouiblllty ihe men could be aUvt," Ander10n A dozen lhlpt ond ~q~~adroDS .Court Action Lancllubbers ler, 1 IIUCiear· ------- - - - ·- ·--- I"'CC~OKIES & CAKES Moore, Charlie Ruggles, Le- submarine~ In hlltory. ond oaid. the lint involving At Stiffler's Starting THURSDAY at 9:00 A.M. ( Open All Day Thursday Allny 'ayotn nur carefrft'krJit cOlton otrlpad blnu.. end cotton duck surltrt done In trut iailina colors of I red, white, navy or aa!Une blue. No alarms soundt4 'Ciu,. they're all sanforized for 111tln1 flt. Newsy felturea .• , fly front. two quarter pockets,,tri·colar rope btJt. Bloust, sins S:M.L. Pant1, lilft 10.20. KNIT BLOUSE, 2.95 COnON SURFER, 2.95 A Famous Brand- • Sorry, We Agreed Not "Sun and Fu Fashions'' . To Advertise The Name! ' ......: ' ' We have a oomplete stock nf the .very spnrtswepr Y!/'1 : f ''·, wUl need for travel and vacation ·~tason - an4:out ~ ' · this worid coUection of fashions - to ~\e )'.DU ~~ where - ·beaeb, at home or aw.,- Choose from plq~ .WII - ,IOparaleo, matchln8 conrdinates; sua and lull ball, etc. - all arra1111ed fnr easy aeleclini. . We Bought . A Manufacturer's Closeout ! \ SPECIAL SALE RegularSluund Extra Si., I' ELBERFELDS IN PO~JRQt . Ladies' Coats-Values to 24.95 ' if' . '. ' '"'' • ONLY 34 TO SELL - LONG & % LENGTH WOMEN'S WHITE and .GE DRESS SHOES A. 1pecial purchase of Jadies' better coats, =tf, and long lengths , All first quality and new sprine styles. Save over ~ on thi10 special purchase of a manufacturer 's clos• uut. Be here Thursday at 9:00 ~ . ru. da)' ··•lopmenla Gt"' mllbt not, revive KOMildJ'I 111&1 price • rile II~ with steelmakers~ ·KOiiitedy scheduled a ·12:15 m. l!lS'I' departurt ltdlll White· House fDr an Eaalfer SIZES 4to9 '4'' Ladies' Suits-Val. to 24.95 WASHINGTON - The IJQuA<elmlded In Linens Dyed Free To Match Any caliot> at Palm Besch, let hrlce poalpc>nln& II . day with the slimmest Costume. ONLY 60 TO SELL ' lkoruo. \ WOMEN'S :wttJTI and BEIGE Smart new spring sty les and colors. Save 50<;.. now . You won 't believe this value until you ste it . Be here ThUHday .31 9:00a .m . .' DRESS FlATS LADIES' NEW SPRING .. VISIT IN WEU81'0N Mrs. Ralph C·, Zllndel a n d daughter, Sbaron openl IIICIIr-11 day in Wellstnn where they a~ tended camp mmlaD. C a Oyo Is used each August u a camp lor. 811P1lsl youlb IIIJIGQo thern Ohio. The l'liUIIIoll wblch Is an annual alfalr fDr lliDIJ*'8 VALUES TO 14.95-160 TO SELL Values to 14 .95 in thi :. group of new Spring ea. You san· because we bought a doseout .. • and just in time or Easter . Be here Thursday at 9:00 a.m. 'l''-~3 •... PlumiHng· .,..,..... Your Dejlendillle ~. SAVE 50% and MORE LOAFERS ·aao $. , . ·Widths Sl•1·te 1.1 · · . 9'5 ·' · ' • pr PLUMUNG AND .,;,..-.~; w~ PI!Ono WY441• ., Boys' OxWt. Loafws .. . ' . Will Not Crack HUTINAI ' 99 ' ed. ANTHON.·Y ... I • Slzes4 to 10-N & Mwldths and cou~lon, wu wen. ·~· ' •' • with s.; a..Vat.,. ' 1 . - ' .s2·" S4·" to · SIMI\-\ to 3 • '' • MIAMI - • FJa, • The Qlball. demonstratmi of 6~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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