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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~ �I • • The .Baily Sentinel .. } (_~' ' ' .'vOkoy. ·let's Throw Him -a Bone" ' • ., Helen Help Us} COMMINlAnNG EDITORtAil.Y ' ' llli f'• \. Sad State Of The States ~ :;,,, I • Just 17 states put no legal limill on cr~ .continues loud in many quar. ters for slate-local resistance to new en- length of session. Others have aesslona \::••;the n.~t '·· " ' croachments by the federal government. "[ ~ > '" · Gov 1 Clifford Hansen o! Wyoming now · ·adds bls voice. r' . . But a veteran obseryer of federalnate niJilions wonders whether the states are operating on a looting ade·l!llate to the scope of the problems they . w!illt !Ill handle. varying from 90 to 150 days. Add to this the well-known but sad' fact that state legislators are usually paid microscopic salaries, and you have the ingredients for pretty ikimpy effort ·sa1•1• .<u•tu ut And that is exactly what shows lti many places. While high-flying politi- a· very severe sense, state legisla- cians are sounding the gong for "return· . lures tend to be a part-time enterprise. ing power to the states where it be- 1 · Oldy 20 of the 50 states have annual ses- longs," while major domestic problems : sions. The rest convene their assemblies pile up , state lawmakers are busy licensing beauty operators and debatinc how . biennaUy. i There six states in which legisla- to label eggs for market. If the states want to wield Important tures are limited to sessions of 30 calen• dar or legislative days. In two others the authority in the late 20th century, it seems wholly reasonable to ask that they . meetings cannot go beyomj 40 days. ; ·.,Altogether, 29 states, roughly three- equip themselves properly for the job. They can hardly perform effectively . fi(tps of the total , hold their legislative when, as in many Instances, their prin· : sesslOIIll down to 65 days o• Jess. ~ ' Where sessions are both short a n d cipal organs of power meet rarely and l rltefely biennial, it is clear the Iegisla- then only on a token basis. While part' tures assemble just long enough to keep time lawmakers are buay running law the franchise. It is hard to see how much offices, selllng insurance or real estate .Qf .consequence can be accomplish· and managing businesses, the people ·ilj 1ri an age of swift-moving develop- with big problems take them to Wub· ln_pon. ; m.ents. - ~- TONIGHT NOT OPIN Frld•y thru w.IIM.., ....,nt:Z.17 ate ' l , ' ' Walt Dt-rs "SON OF FLUUIIl" (Te<hnicolor) Fred MacMurray, Npey 01· son, Keenan Wynn, Leon Tyler, Tommy Kirk, JOIJ\Ila Moore, Charlie &!•gel•, !#on Ames, Elliott Reid, Ed Wyn_n, Ken Murray, Stuart Erwm. VASES - ·FIGURINES- BOWLS .. · VARIOUS COLORS See Our Fine Selection of Glassware B. H. SANBORN i lwJll'ir ! l . ..' i~ JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT ·ciTIZENS BAND Waahlnpa ColamD RADIOS; • • '~ Voi%ee£ Broadway ••• Reporting i ,1 ,.> • Pierce Simpson eJohnson FINEST QUALITY eGeneral • Polytronics eANT.NNAI e'Hammarlund eCRYSTALS , oACCESSORIEI FOREMAN & ABBOTT "YOUR C.B. HEADQUARTERS" ' N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, PROPORTIONED LENGTH . NYLONS o. t ONLY ..-.:. "JJ . • ' · SHORT si~es~8lh·10 pair o WMWS l'lAI1I STnCM SHillS o IIAMWS IIISH SHIElS o H...,_15 DonlorDRESS SHillS o IU...,.. D"l" WALKINISHEEJS .... Good Friday Program Will Be Presented CHILDREN'S DRESSES COnONS - NYLONS - ~.· : TODDLERS 1·3- 3 to 6X -7 to 14 ,,I .~'1>C~ Cantlnflas in '-'thoose lhe petled lenglh for your leg! HPEPE" nockiniNII· •• no bind or pull ••• if you're wearin&: .• ~•OPORTIONE!l i.ENGTH NYI.ONS by FRUIT 0>" THF. 1.00!1 .;.J~· fop 10 lee, lhtf fit and ful ju1tlike a second 1kin ••• Tht.y .u. 1 laM· longer, look smarter, yet cost only 99c a pair. (;0m~ U.., --: ~ , n•w,uulbuy a·wardrobe full! Availabl• in 1,11 '"'~ !' .... - ".Jt PRICED FROM Plus 35 Guest Stars (Cinemascope & Color) -and- .W{~~,N_o spa "CAL TIKI" John 1\terivale, Didi Sullivan ' .............. _ 11111-lOSE SUCI<!,Ntl'-1"1 I-lOME MA6>A211'1ES 'TilE CJ.IILD'S ro0M IS llEPICTED 01-f,SO ~ETN AND NEAT- Batlo "• "" •" Venezuelan Peaks Put This . . ' ToUrist Into Contortions' - . ·;.pt·. to CHILDREN'S Fruit of the Loom Nylons _ 1.19 SLIPS Cam . ·-Ivai t" ' :pc~pular lhade. aud atyl-.· ' . ., J~n·Run oi DACRON$ In cotton & dacron NYLON CAN CANS 79c .. .' ' I ' Handbags . · · · · ... ; ...... · .. 2.99 itraws, Patents, Ptas~, Lealhe;.,. Black & Colors ., :.;;: ...... :. J.o0:·&·1.8.9. Following the sermon Rev. Smith, Miss Marilyn "'"'-1 er will present a vocal run::~ " I Walked Today Where Walked/' 'llle J.enediction will be given by Rev. Smith with tlu "~n" by the chonas. Easter Fashions for the Ladies "" • Suits • Coats e Dusters, • Toppers and Dresses l As5!'mbly programs ...., plan• ned by the student council. The Is cordially invl~. Here eomes'· ' 151hl ' Income Ia~ lime. A~ If you have trouble up with the cash, come to us. We make prompt, oash, . for any .worthwhile purpose. styles. 'Washable -co~ns· ~-1!: L"n· · colQrs , · . . . I "" ""· ' Outfit Your Entire Famdy At The ••• ECOHOM't' SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY .,u~ fURNITURE ·~ ~ M!tlo!lojloit, Ohio ' ' . ' 300 •W. Second St-·WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy '- ''-~- E;._..., •··I .- . ·' ' . 6Ptn e :to·S.Mon. ·thru ·Frl.-9 tog Saturday . .l!!LL ST. 1,, ' " •· . ., MIDDLEPORT ~-" '' �I • • The .Baily Sentinel .. } (_~' ' ' .'vOkoy. ·let's Throw Him -a Bone" ' • ., Helen Help Us} COMMINlAnNG EDITORtAil.Y ' ' llli f'• \. Sad State Of The States ~ :;,,, I • Just 17 states put no legal limill on cr~ .continues loud in many quar. ters for slate-local resistance to new en- length of session. Others have aesslona \::••;the n.~t '·· " ' croachments by the federal government. "[ ~ > '" · Gov 1 Clifford Hansen o! Wyoming now · ·adds bls voice. r' . . But a veteran obseryer of federalnate niJilions wonders whether the states are operating on a looting ade·l!llate to the scope of the problems they . w!illt !Ill handle. varying from 90 to 150 days. Add to this the well-known but sad' fact that state legislators are usually paid microscopic salaries, and you have the ingredients for pretty ikimpy effort ·sa1•1• .<u•tu ut And that is exactly what shows lti many places. While high-flying politi- a· very severe sense, state legisla- cians are sounding the gong for "return· . lures tend to be a part-time enterprise. ing power to the states where it be- 1 · Oldy 20 of the 50 states have annual ses- longs," while major domestic problems : sions. The rest convene their assemblies pile up , state lawmakers are busy licensing beauty operators and debatinc how . biennaUy. i There six states in which legisla- to label eggs for market. If the states want to wield Important tures are limited to sessions of 30 calen• dar or legislative days. In two others the authority in the late 20th century, it seems wholly reasonable to ask that they . meetings cannot go beyomj 40 days. ; ·.,Altogether, 29 states, roughly three- equip themselves properly for the job. They can hardly perform effectively . fi(tps of the total , hold their legislative when, as in many Instances, their prin· : sesslOIIll down to 65 days o• Jess. ~ ' Where sessions are both short a n d cipal organs of power meet rarely and l rltefely biennial, it is clear the Iegisla- then only on a token basis. While part' tures assemble just long enough to keep time lawmakers are buay running law the franchise. It is hard to see how much offices, selllng insurance or real estate .Qf .consequence can be accomplish· and managing businesses, the people ·ilj 1ri an age of swift-moving develop- with big problems take them to Wub· ln_pon. ; m.ents. - ~- TONIGHT NOT OPIN Frld•y thru w.IIM.., ....,nt:Z.17 ate ' l , ' ' Walt Dt-rs "SON OF FLUUIIl" (Te<hnicolor) Fred MacMurray, Npey 01· son, Keenan Wynn, Leon Tyler, Tommy Kirk, JOIJ\Ila Moore, Charlie &!•gel•, !#on Ames, Elliott Reid, Ed Wyn_n, Ken Murray, Stuart Erwm. VASES - ·FIGURINES- BOWLS .. · VARIOUS COLORS See Our Fine Selection of Glassware B. H. SANBORN i lwJll'ir ! l . ..' i~ JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT ·ciTIZENS BAND Waahlnpa ColamD RADIOS; • • '~ Voi%ee£ Broadway ••• Reporting i ,1 ,.> • Pierce Simpson eJohnson FINEST QUALITY eGeneral • Polytronics eANT.NNAI e'Hammarlund eCRYSTALS , oACCESSORIEI FOREMAN & ABBOTT "YOUR C.B. HEADQUARTERS" ' N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, PROPORTIONED LENGTH . NYLONS o. t ONLY ..-.:. "JJ . • ' · SHORT si~es~8lh·10 pair o WMWS l'lAI1I STnCM SHillS o IIAMWS IIISH SHIElS o H...,_15 DonlorDRESS SHillS o IU...,.. D"l" WALKINISHEEJS .... Good Friday Program Will Be Presented CHILDREN'S DRESSES COnONS - NYLONS - ~.· : TODDLERS 1·3- 3 to 6X -7 to 14 ,,I .~'1>C~ Cantlnflas in '-'thoose lhe petled lenglh for your leg! HPEPE" nockiniNII· •• no bind or pull ••• if you're wearin&: .• ~•OPORTIONE!l i.ENGTH NYI.ONS by FRUIT 0>" THF. 1.00!1 .;.J~· fop 10 lee, lhtf fit and ful ju1tlike a second 1kin ••• Tht.y .u. 1 laM· longer, look smarter, yet cost only 99c a pair. (;0m~ U.., --: ~ , n•w,uulbuy a·wardrobe full! Availabl• in 1,11 '"'~ !' .... - ".Jt PRICED FROM Plus 35 Guest Stars (Cinemascope & Color) -and- .W{~~,N_o spa "CAL TIKI" John 1\terivale, Didi Sullivan ' .............. _ 11111-lOSE SUCI<!,Ntl'-1"1 I-lOME MA6>A211'1ES 'TilE CJ.IILD'S ro0M IS llEPICTED 01-f,SO ~ETN AND NEAT- Batlo "• "" •" Venezuelan Peaks Put This . . ' ToUrist Into Contortions' - . ·;.pt·. to CHILDREN'S Fruit of the Loom Nylons _ 1.19 SLIPS Cam . ·-Ivai t" ' :pc~pular lhade. aud atyl-.· ' . ., J~n·Run oi DACRON$ In cotton & dacron NYLON CAN CANS 79c .. .' ' I ' Handbags . · · · · ... ; ...... · .. 2.99 itraws, Patents, Ptas~, Lealhe;.,. Black & Colors ., :.;;: ...... :. J.o0:·&·1.8.9. Following the sermon Rev. Smith, Miss Marilyn "'"'-1 er will present a vocal run::~ " I Walked Today Where Walked/' 'llle J.enediction will be given by Rev. Smith with tlu "~n" by the chonas. Easter Fashions for the Ladies "" • Suits • Coats e Dusters, • Toppers and Dresses l As5!'mbly programs ...., plan• ned by the student council. The Is cordially invl~. Here eomes'· ' 151hl ' Income Ia~ lime. A~ If you have trouble up with the cash, come to us. We make prompt, oash, . for any .worthwhile purpose. styles. 'Washable -co~ns· ~-1!: L"n· · colQrs , · . . . I "" ""· ' Outfit Your Entire Famdy At The ••• ECOHOM't' SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY .,u~ fURNITURE ·~ ~ M!tlo!lojloit, Ohio ' ' . ' 300 •W. Second St-·WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy '- ''-~- E;._..., •··I .- . ·' ' . 6Ptn e :to·S.Mon. ·thru ·Frl.-9 tog Saturday . .l!!LL ST. 1,, ' " •· . ., MIDDLEPORT ~-" '' �''· • Celtics 1 ..... .... , vow p,_ liolf1 lllul oldp, \ ROW' ~JIJJ ~ IJ ·: Get f' ·~ .,...,••• ·' CHICKS BABY ,.,.,.1 . ·nt. ~,· I ·IIJ 'H · .hd vr,!\" To Orlwr WJth PurchiM Of I 0•1. Of Gil FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . CERTIFIED 01~ ' ···· ~ You d: · I Sacco Plant Food e Sacco Lawll Food • Sacco Pure Bone Meal • Sacco Rose Food o Earth Carpet Grlllls Seed ·ePeat Moss oCattle and Sheep Manure oPax Crabgraso .Control oDupont Chordane Dust eDuppnt Ammate Weed & Brush Killer e\'{eed·No-More Lawn Weed Killer, etc, Need ,·1(1 .:\r CO. ' · Complete Line of Pl1nt Foods, Fertilizers 1nd Insecticides Everything · • ~ ·: · H!lrel 531 W. MAIN ST. Eastern Eagles Open Thinclad Season Todpy At Kyger Creek 4·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., April 11, 1968 GAllS, Pomeroy Clash Looms Next Tuesdav• ., ' MAN'S FOR A . -,' SEO STANDINGS (SUlllh Dlvlslon) TEAM WLROR Gallipolis .. , .. , 2 0 23 14 2 10 2 I 13 &'I Eclipse & Huffy Mowen 574·95 •net u, } Pomeroy .. .. .. 2 0 21 Jackson ........ 0 Middleport .. .. 0 TOTAU> ... .... ' Here at _Ebersbach's you'll find the·mOW· el r to SUI! your needs. All good brimds at - - -~-- - ,..., . •We1ve Got The Suits! 1'1·~f . " 01(' };~· 1 . I ; ,\ ~ ,~1 • . owest pnces. The.latest styles and shades bY Stylemll'l;·· Brookfield and Mlddbhade. From 39.95 to 75.00. ' ' '" We've Got The Shirts :, ,, ... Headquarters for . '· ' Ferry-Morse Bulk Seeds . ···.\ I ., '. : by Arrow! Ev~yth ing to make your gardening easier 'I '··· oes, rakes, spading forks, etc. - We've GQt The Neckwear ... · by Superbsl We've Got The Hats by Portis! ROBINSON OUT PDSTPONED LONDON IUP!l - Ebersbach Hardware ',, MAIN ST. Promoter We've Got The Hosiery by Jockey ~nd 'Esquire! Harry Levene has announced that ' i I.,' .' Short Sleeve Seniors! SPORT SHIRTS Tornado Is 16-2Winner ' Gross Help You With · ~·.,. Your Graduation ~ Wardrobe! ' 2.95 to 5.95 0. , UlC '' '' . LetDown!.. By Rugby and Arrow "Everything In H~rdware" lmpmved version of n 1 tla~J't most popular tiller. 3 hp 4-e~cle DOWNIE~ GROSS '"~!"· horimnt11 drlvt. 26"' of 14 diameter bolo tints need no loGio to ad/Uit dawn to 8' for 1rst c asS! ••• 28.' .'ust$ * tillht1 betw1en narrow rows Qufck-Lok clutch control, oth~ control• hndl&bar mounted. Camshaft..,J••• optlon11. M~tl •• BONUSI ,......,,._ UHf ,~,,... DYIIMROOW:Ut. EASY CREDIT TERMS -ff!'atures 10 W(>rld-famous artistl ano;t orchest ras ilt ~~ seleo1oons . F;;~bulou& new ~slefllng ••. the ~realest sound ~ince r~orOs beoaft. Just $1 wo th o;pecoal o•!l« form 1111 Buic~ dealc•s. (Most Buict<. ciealers STAR SUPPLY CO. haveillllum on hand.) So Fine So FamCltl• So Sure kr PIHII *Newrada,.• \ lo))V* ....,,.,.,.,. '• ' .: ' WHITMAN'S PANGBURN'S BraDd new 3·T Nylon 79c TIRES with TUFSYN to Bn~c~ ~ales records _are topp~ing across the oountrv a~d WP.. • • • •· • Bmck Record Settmg Days ' you can take to the d . . .r( havmg a kmg-stze celebration! During all the first class comfort, luxury, and reliabilit ~~a m a ~nand ne.w. hea utiful '63 Buick ... and en'o $23.S.J.28• for the lrim new Buick Special f . ; . I a Bmck a Bu ick. What's the cost? with small sips cK regillar gas), silk-!imooth only \'-6 car engine (big car actio: .cas.< now. See your Buick de·•ler Mak rd d and plenty of no·cost extra features Go fir t ' " e yourrero eal B . · s · MobII Ecenomy non, a Buick Speclol Y·l topped I now on mck Special. LATE NI:WS I In 1M least 2.&1 mpl better thin Ill)' other V-1 and • I Class D can-IOith 23.81 an,... '"PI ·81 ' Dft l'llllllr nsf lui~' ~" • Iaiii 011 Muu11eturtf's s~untM Rtllll "*" 1 AI. I II.IW' ICOftOniJ lluyl an 4.00 moke~ t:~~~~~~i:enc~'s I '' . C?mpliment her. on Easter · Sunday, . Apnl 14th with gifts of Whitman's and · Pangburn's fine candles. Chooae your girt 1.7G J: Tube-Ty~e •• Bleck- ••11- P1u1 tax end JOUI 11t1pp1bll M~KE-UP SATIJRDAV P'l' PLEASANT - Mrs. Che,. ler Wamsley. chairman of the SAlin Oral Vaccine _program in Ma~on County , reminds area residents that a make-up clinic · ' tor type I Sabin Ora1 vaeclne will be held Saturday, April 13, from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. at t the Courthouse. The next regu~ ' ltr date of distribution for lhe ;: •Iilii clinics to administer typeIt vaccine has been set tenta- Uvely for May 51h, 7.10 J.14.1.70 •1!1 Tu~less Black-11. Plul til• 1nd y~~ur ree~~ppiibll tire. today from ou• exdtlng selection. 7,150.:1., ..701111 ·~ Whlt1walltuHie11. PIUI t.X 1nd )'0111 recappable tl.-.. lire. ' DXT 7 DAYS ONLY! I' • ' - - - -- RIZER OIL COMPANY 1 Borne OWned A: Operated You"ll Like Our Servire 'hont ¥iY 2·2101 ••••••• 0 •r Telephone your______________________ Obertto/et d81ler. for !!11. kind of tt'fllk. · '"' ') · -~----------.....;. ....----·:·-- - ---------.,.....-------'""-··--------r-.;,,,__.~....:t...::...s... POME·ROY MQIG>R CQM. P . " NY· , . .•~~~~~·-, ·' . :. _, ' W, MAIN STREO ' ,:t I 1 ' '· '' ' ,, Swisher &Lah~e ":"· 0 ' lor: hdtrll Eldtt h• •nd Suqemd DNMf 6.50 Dtlt!/=:-d~~:r:g.~l~tll 'll'llit• llldewaM lir" llld wlntkhlakla ~·It •lndvw IWIINI 11Uitdlflll0- ........ ·.fllllportltllll *II'S ~ IIIII L---• 'n • ' at ' :' , • ..A--" dw,y - '" . IC._Ir!. IIIII ~~~- . Dllfiflll ., ..... . 1111111AI ~ • • �''· • Celtics 1 ..... .... , vow p,_ liolf1 lllul oldp, \ ROW' ~JIJJ ~ IJ ·: Get f' ·~ .,...,••• ·' CHICKS BABY ,.,.,.1 . ·nt. ~,· I ·IIJ 'H · .hd vr,!\" To Orlwr WJth PurchiM Of I 0•1. Of Gil FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . CERTIFIED 01~ ' ···· ~ You d: · I Sacco Plant Food e Sacco Lawll Food • Sacco Pure Bone Meal • Sacco Rose Food o Earth Carpet Grlllls Seed ·ePeat Moss oCattle and Sheep Manure oPax Crabgraso .Control oDupont Chordane Dust eDuppnt Ammate Weed & Brush Killer e\'{eed·No-More Lawn Weed Killer, etc, Need ,·1(1 .:\r CO. ' · Complete Line of Pl1nt Foods, Fertilizers 1nd Insecticides Everything · • ~ ·: · H!lrel 531 W. MAIN ST. Eastern Eagles Open Thinclad Season Todpy At Kyger Creek 4·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., April 11, 1968 GAllS, Pomeroy Clash Looms Next Tuesdav• ., ' MAN'S FOR A . -,' SEO STANDINGS (SUlllh Dlvlslon) TEAM WLROR Gallipolis .. , .. , 2 0 23 14 2 10 2 I 13 &'I Eclipse & Huffy Mowen 574·95 •net u, } Pomeroy .. .. .. 2 0 21 Jackson ........ 0 Middleport .. .. 0 TOTAU> ... .... ' Here at _Ebersbach's you'll find the·mOW· el r to SUI! your needs. All good brimds at - - -~-- - ,..., . •We1ve Got The Suits! 1'1·~f . " 01(' };~· 1 . I ; ,\ ~ ,~1 • . owest pnces. The.latest styles and shades bY Stylemll'l;·· Brookfield and Mlddbhade. From 39.95 to 75.00. ' ' '" We've Got The Shirts :, ,, ... Headquarters for . '· ' Ferry-Morse Bulk Seeds . ···.\ I ., '. : by Arrow! Ev~yth ing to make your gardening easier 'I '··· oes, rakes, spading forks, etc. - We've GQt The Neckwear ... · by Superbsl We've Got The Hats by Portis! ROBINSON OUT PDSTPONED LONDON IUP!l - Ebersbach Hardware ',, MAIN ST. Promoter We've Got The Hosiery by Jockey ~nd 'Esquire! Harry Levene has announced that ' i I.,' .' Short Sleeve Seniors! SPORT SHIRTS Tornado Is 16-2Winner ' Gross Help You With · ~·.,. Your Graduation ~ Wardrobe! ' 2.95 to 5.95 0. , UlC '' '' . LetDown!.. By Rugby and Arrow "Everything In H~rdware" lmpmved version of n 1 tla~J't most popular tiller. 3 hp 4-e~cle DOWNIE~ GROSS '"~!"· horimnt11 drlvt. 26"' of 14 diameter bolo tints need no loGio to ad/Uit dawn to 8' for 1rst c asS! ••• 28.' .'ust$ * tillht1 betw1en narrow rows Qufck-Lok clutch control, oth~ control• hndl&bar mounted. Camshaft..,J••• optlon11. M~tl •• BONUSI ,......,,._ UHf ,~,,... DYIIMROOW:Ut. EASY CREDIT TERMS -ff!'atures 10 W(>rld-famous artistl ano;t orchest ras ilt ~~ seleo1oons . F;;~bulou& new ~slefllng ••. the ~realest sound ~ince r~orOs beoaft. Just $1 wo th o;pecoal o•!l« form 1111 Buic~ dealc•s. (Most Buict<. ciealers STAR SUPPLY CO. haveillllum on hand.) So Fine So FamCltl• So Sure kr PIHII *Newrada,.• \ lo))V* ....,,.,.,.,. '• ' .: ' WHITMAN'S PANGBURN'S BraDd new 3·T Nylon 79c TIRES with TUFSYN to Bn~c~ ~ales records _are topp~ing across the oountrv a~d WP.. • • • •· • Bmck Record Settmg Days ' you can take to the d . . .r( havmg a kmg-stze celebration! During all the first class comfort, luxury, and reliabilit ~~a m a ~nand ne.w. hea utiful '63 Buick ... and en'o $23.S.J.28• for the lrim new Buick Special f . ; . I a Bmck a Bu ick. What's the cost? with small sips cK regillar gas), silk-!imooth only \'-6 car engine (big car actio: .cas.< now. See your Buick de·•ler Mak rd d and plenty of no·cost extra features Go fir t ' " e yourrero eal B . · s · MobII Ecenomy non, a Buick Speclol Y·l topped I now on mck Special. LATE NI:WS I In 1M least 2.&1 mpl better thin Ill)' other V-1 and • I Class D can-IOith 23.81 an,... '"PI ·81 ' Dft l'llllllr nsf lui~' ~" • Iaiii 011 Muu11eturtf's s~untM Rtllll "*" 1 AI. I II.IW' ICOftOniJ lluyl an 4.00 moke~ t:~~~~~~i:enc~'s I '' . C?mpliment her. on Easter · Sunday, . Apnl 14th with gifts of Whitman's and · Pangburn's fine candles. Chooae your girt 1.7G J: Tube-Ty~e •• Bleck- ••11- P1u1 tax end JOUI 11t1pp1bll M~KE-UP SATIJRDAV P'l' PLEASANT - Mrs. Che,. ler Wamsley. chairman of the SAlin Oral Vaccine _program in Ma~on County , reminds area residents that a make-up clinic · ' tor type I Sabin Ora1 vaeclne will be held Saturday, April 13, from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. at t the Courthouse. The next regu~ ' ltr date of distribution for lhe ;: •Iilii clinics to administer typeIt vaccine has been set tenta- Uvely for May 51h, 7.10 J.14.1.70 •1!1 Tu~less Black-11. Plul til• 1nd y~~ur ree~~ppiibll tire. today from ou• exdtlng selection. 7,150.:1., ..701111 ·~ Whlt1walltuHie11. PIUI t.X 1nd )'0111 recappable tl.-.. lire. ' DXT 7 DAYS ONLY! I' • ' - - - -- RIZER OIL COMPANY 1 Borne OWned A: Operated You"ll Like Our Servire 'hont ¥iY 2·2101 ••••••• 0 •r Telephone your______________________ Obertto/et d81ler. for !!11. kind of tt'fllk. · '"' ') · -~----------.....;. ....----·:·-- - ---------.,.....-------'""-··--------r-.;,,,__.~....:t...::...s... POME·ROY MQIG>R CQM. P . " NY· , . .•~~~~~·-, ·' . :. _, ' W, MAIN STREO ' ,:t I 1 ' '· '' ' ,, Swisher &Lah~e ":"· 0 ' lor: hdtrll Eldtt h• •nd Suqemd DNMf 6.50 Dtlt!/=:-d~~:r:g.~l~tll 'll'llit• llldewaM lir" llld wlntkhlakla ~·It •lndvw IWIINI 11Uitdlflll0- ........ ·.fllllportltllll *II'S ~ IIIII L---• 'n • ' at ' :' , • ..A--" dw,y - '" . IC._Ir!. IIIII ~~~- . Dllfiflll ., ..... . 1111111AI ~ • • �Will! IIIEFS (ConUnii<OI from pa1• I) votet, overruled ita approprla-o llono commlllte, which hod eh lminated 111 or tile $5011 ·miiJion • requ.,ted by Kennedy' for the ' spoedockip -u .,...tnletlon l progr1m. Senate approv~l wu expected. • • • • who was sitting at a desk lilllnl out his incOme tu. ... The bullet bured a. one-lneh hole In the wall and leU 0\lt on 1 the other side on some ages. Splinters lrom the buUiot'o casing struck Walker in the arm . .. 1 want 1 purplt: heart," uid Walker, who was not seriously injured . .. ,....,...., "'. ••• > -' ·. ~ . • • • DETROIT - The oulo lndq.. try, whieh hasn't raised cu · MASON - \l!r. and Mrs. Chrisly Bletner of Mason celebrated their 50th Wedding prices ainee l958, adopted Anniversary at their home on Sunday, April 7 with open house. The couple was 1 wait-and·see attitude over ~ nicW:"iied."on April 5 in Mason and have Jived in the same house since they went latest price changes in the In· housrkeeping filly )'cars ago. Mr. Bletner several years ago retired as head of the dustry. Bletaer Block Company. Autornakers were 11tudy.lng the - --- ··------ - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - 1 16 ton hike announced Wed[ ne~;day by Wheeling Steel Corp. seemed agreed the booat would have no bearing on 1113 car. .'·' ..,. - One ol tbe cblel •oluoo or o newspaper to Ito Iot011ol" Assembly Goes t,~"\Fo~Major Bill In Submarine .... , ....~ · ·· Time NDH, and ever 10 percent 4d tb• famlUtllD WI ~tly .... it~.,.. 1 ·I • · Many Forces cooperatin(J • 1n Tour PIan 1 SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE .. _ !I"DIW'y. .v~.!"$ to!£•· .qwl"!}!'bile. ~1~t Brad _!oi!!?!Mo, Mawn. ·· ~ 3. LOW COST' PER READER ~ '• Desk For Hlr .c Poriatilt oomp"'" ·thai k oo:lht1'9'ol(lo .... ' Ia ...., ..rMI Ill .ilplllo tb,._ .. ·... : /. ~ tM Mil 51,.--... ...... ........, ...,....,, - Mtliler. Ont autboritat1vt IW'VIJ tor hlltloct, llu 1htwa th•t .... deliver their advertitiDJ m11111• at lui 1 ftllt HI' n~Ur. • I ' . ' 4. INTENSITY OF INTEREST The aewapaper'a appeal il broad and diveuifitd - •'c\Wnft or . ,... .-,.l . CHUCK ROAST BLADE CUT - - - - ENGLISH CUT - - - - - - 49c SHOULDER CUT 55c .Beef Short Ribs _ ~~-25c FUIH GROUND l MeatLoaf -l0%1ool ,.,k l ) ~~.s5c SWIIT IRin Peas sas1.. _ _ _ _ 5 almed .at all .1111, racn, iueome JI'OYpt, dl1111, aad ,... ntiorw. It baa 10metblne of 4J1temt to evrry member of the family. 'The aewsp.aper 11 the cmlJ 19eal .._v.t- tit.ine mediwn that ia invited into the home on a paid balls. It II an axiom that hll iatereJt ill' tomethlDI . ROBIN HOOD RJD be meuured in terma of the uaer'a wtlJiD8DeM: to pay for lt. Newapaper readm de ,.,. for thtlr NflliDI Flour 'p1;1 ffS ..FACIAL TliSUII - - - and they do not buy newapapera just for uews; they want the advertlslnJ, too. A nneJ fllf weme.D Ia :Plttabtif(h, eond.ucted. lhorUy after th~. eoDcl~ of a MVen·WHk tity-w14t AIWIJI,.r nrib, rev. . . te local news, local &tore advertilinj: ~a the ..leaturt mOlt aortl)' llliiiN. u.t - , . fOr $1.00 $1·89 olnolo ah-25c 21 lb. ht fOO . DINNER GIVEN NISCAPI 5. FLEXIBILITY and TIMELINESS ., ~ Instant Coffee :· A audden chanr• in tbe wutber c:allt f!,l' the t~merJeJ'JCy adverti~emeut ., tliD~bt, ntl~Mrl, --~ or ' i .. . ' ... ··. ,< l&losbea. While the producUon dtRarbpnta e! m1111t newspapen llll Jtern te nl;Jmit tht-ir ROPJ' ad ~48 hoW'I ia advance of runniDJ ~ thJJ- art prtJIIrtd te pre4ue an• ru••emc.-q" a4vert\H81H'tf witllo- ';.; : in twehty-four houra. ,,. ... 6. QUICK RESPONSE .. -, FOR THE FAMILY 4u.69c WAID CROSS' SONS S.!ll'£ $ $ $ "IN 'RACINE SINCE 1860" •SIMON'S IN HOSPITAL • ti1lna;. Moat real edvertialnc il d.esie:ned to Induce lmmedia~ ltuy~· aM the JltWIPI.Pfl' baa prevaa tit m<~at utilfactory medium for otrtelnlnc tbia tJpe of reQIHIII, '1bl io lrtoh, onollttquenu, tile advortlle4 mor<bm4ilt will I 1-' 1M ..mac m...,t ieachet tb• JUitlic wblle ~ • Re1111mb.r The Dly With Gift• From .. • II 7. QUICK CHECK ON RESULTS ~ pos1ible In new•peJter advertialn& -~ I few minute& after the Siort baa opentcl ita a.· EYE euatomer rtiJOilH II linmt411te. ~ithlll · APRIL IS DIAMOND MONTH doon, tbe retailer irtqYeD.tlJ liM a ii:J.ililatiH If &be ~...... etf. " promotion. Nothing express· es your thoughts of love so well as a urorever" gift by Artcarved from a fine jewel· ry store such as ours! .• APPEAL . An,.one who baa wrJtten radio commerciala has felt frustrated at timet ~ hll lna'lllt1 tl YIJUt.Jize for Ulenert j\llt exactly how a particular articl• lvoka. Tbe newapaper hal a We ld.YIIIta&t lien. The amul flctuh of a dreu in a newl{taper advertiatment ia fu mort tmpellinc thaa ,t win picture tf ~t ~ ..._ •• '. livered by radio. M•Dt" other artielft; too, muat H &eta Hfore a· proapedive Jlll'thP~ wUl matt Q IlK miad. WbUe televiaioo can picture the ·product In UN mvch more ef&ettve)J 'tbu a aewQaper, the tnllliii.Hii coat of. televllion advertitlniJ Umita ita- 1111 ' ' even Ult luJK rttailtl'a W 1 tew ....... t.~ • .. SALE ANNOUNCED There will be a bake sale at EASTER PROGRAM annex of the Tupper Plains There will be a candlelight · ~le!IM>dist Church Salurday aft· ernooo, April 13, beginning at Easter pr6gram at teh Met. 1 Q'clock. Proceeds to go for Herman URited Brethren church Sunday evening at 7:30. church camp fund. public is invited. There wiU so be Sunris·e services at 8 a. SPECIAL SERVICES m. S p e e: 1 i.J Religious services be observed at the StiversSUNRISE SERVICES Methodist Church, with Sunrise services will be held Communion Friday even- at the Bradford Church of at 7:30 · April 12th. Rev. Christal 6 a. m. on Easter SUn· A. Casto is pastor. day morning. . :llft.lel'~•l - ./ ' J.U,Itl/,.1 lloemtlll will find that lbe new•PII>or c1v11 tbom the -....,... Ia IHIWI U.... ~ tollttf;ivelJ- T~ •.,'f'.j... / viaion, radio, outdoor poatera, an4 ·ttanatt -.arta, u. tile etb• _..... IIUt wns'lr •••nawne • ... -''- t. ' Pe•rl & B11ck Onyx 10. LONGER LIFE OF AD . tbt Sfr.hOv W. I tf . ' . outdoor po11ter, or the tranalt vehicle •nnounctDlllli. llortOvtJ, a· Mliutwif• IDttnfW 1IJ I ' fU1Inli:r ~' • . .. ' ' j cle J..turtd in tba mominJ or oftornoOA JIPfl' 'lrtliUOiltlr oJ!Ill-lllo -1110 il4 ntalu k ....... ~ . . euidance. ' ··+ I uo ' ' ··' . ~ .. .' Your Business WiiLPr.ov• The DiHerenc•f · .. ' BillfOlDS Princess Gardner ' •. \ •• Prince Gardner · 1ild USE THE AD COLUMNS . . .. . Of .THIS . !NEWSPAPERI 'f . ~·:. 'Fine leather bUifolda for men and women by 1 . Rings$14 ., aa adV_.. Using me111ce II otllllonc tnouch to do lht job. Jill t- IIHiinl tbtlllht lilt~ 1< ...U. ~ ~ ' r ' ·, • ~r· Information. from University ef. leu"' C•~lno lusl- antiiNMIIIII ~ ...... tf61 ' ' IL.----------1 L.----..;,---•••~-~-----'1""-----"":""""--..--::--""',..--f--...:.~ 9:00 "' 7:00 Beer and Wine Car.,.Out S.turd•y 9:00 to 9:00 Easter Sunday lJ'Ienu HAMS Prt~mium ' JU(!Qf!Ssful. Althoueh it ia true thet tomorrow·• newapaper kU1t intereat 1n today'a pattr, Self-Service M~rket WY 2·3975 Pomeroy Including ThurRIJ • 3 te 5 lit. Swift's C1nnMI H1ms Department, clruJ, croeery, haNJware, and otMr •tortt tb•t muat featurt 11111\1 liltttHDt ittmt ill •at ajJver. I SIMON'S • Old Smok• House Range! 9. USE OF MULTIPLE-ITEM ADS PICK-A-PAIR SHOES OPEN EYERl DAY • Swift A Complete Price Huonll uvtltiea. Itt Open Thurlldo,y Ulllo 1:00, Friday 9:00 kl 5:00, lial. 9:110 1o f :IIO Second & Mechanic GOESSLER'S 11a11o te aell wtiiiiio 1111- -lllo ,.,_- • tht atrtet, IUCCIH of hil SHOES '' It ia of areat importance to the retail advertlaer that bit •stomen neponcl ._w.eldy t.e the lteN'I ~ A quick check on re1ult. J -lht - . l i J ill 'dlok 1M it II 10mttlmao dtocrtbed u "hturotton." Tbett to 1 lbt17 or ,..., b • -I! liN-J.. paper io publlohed and tllot oommuoity'o retaU tradlnl - · Tblo IOVOI'III 1 129 Men Lost Advantoges of newspapers as an . advertising medium 1. TRADITION . 2. INTENSIVE COVERAGE lher. with 129 men aboarrid~;;~~~----------­ that of the British sub 1 which sank In the Irish Mr. and Mrs . Harold Ho'lter 1June 1, 1939, with the Joss entertained wlth a birthday 99 men, the UP! recalled today. ty honoring the 6th birtllday The only other submarine dis· their son, Steve;.l. Cake and 1 aster costing more lives was the cream were served to 20 !.':~~~­ sinking of the U. S.S. Argon· Leoata Massar, Ruby aut by the Japanese during ! and Leone Babcock called World War II. It was sunk off Qn Eva Laurence who is ill. I New Britain Island wlth the loss I Mrs. Bernice Prince attend· 'of 102 men . 1ed a surprise birthday party for .w· · I The area off the New England ' Nettie Cowdery of Reedsville. Thefe be ·-:in open house at Mr. and Mrs. coast where the Thresher was 1 Elizabeth Lyons and U Ia h · Cleveland Russell of Laurel Cliff Sunday, April 14 I last reported was the same gen~ Swan, Tuppers Plai."'s, were vis- '~ ft:om 2 to 4 in the afternoon, celebrating .their 50th ' era! locale where two other [iting Cora Swan. Gqlden Wedding Anniversary. The public is invited.. IAmerican submarines went to Lois Leonard, Columbus, vis1 Refreshments will be served. ,., their doom. ited several day~ with Rev ·-I In 1939, the Squalus sank oil land Mrs. W. K. Rl.!!gs. Portsmouth, N. H., with the Kenny Reynolds has relurn- . loss or 26 Jives· and in 1941 the ed here from Paden City, w. I I 0·9 was lost i~ a test" d'iVI' o(( Va. I Maine ~ith 33 dead. Helen· Coleman of Reedsville • was visiting Audrey Smith. : .. -: Mrs. George Frederick ahd 1 (Continued from page 1) Eleanor of Chester visited I 'i~ourth lis Larkins and Tressie and had pr·oceeded to Bosto• at 1 20 knots. it would have been there em. .,. , 1!\1BUS rUPP- The Gen- 1by now , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welsh , 1 · ' " embly acted Javorahly on An oil slick was reported in the , · MI. Olive, Lois Leonard, C.l· . urlh m~jol' _piece of_ adminis- area where the sub disappeared . !' umbus, were visiting Mr. and :-t,nn leg1slat1QD thlfl week but Anderson said "we have no Mrs. Oscar Babcock. · ine!lday with unanimous pass- definite information on it." Buster Roberts has vacated :,ge in the Hou.se of • substitute The Thresher, In operation• PT. PLEASANT - Forces the. Marion Hall property. ,.. ,,·~i<m of Gov ..James A. Rhodes' sirice 1961, was t-he first of three which carry on the most ener- Dmner guests of Mr · and Ohio Y?uth ~mision .bill. of its cl~s. Another 22 are under igelic work for industrbil de- Mrs. Norman Weber ~ere Mr: __.Rewntten m comm1~tee _and conslruclwn. Ivelopment in the Kanawha Val- and Mrs. Howard Larkm~, Port IE!.Jt fC) 1~--noor u~der bJ·(laru~an Navy Beeemes Alarmed Iley are consolidating their ef-\land, and Donald Koemg . :aponsorshJp. llle_ bill was CBl'l'le? Before a submarine begins r~_.rts to sponsor the "Kanawha K~o. ' .. after th.ree attem~ts _to make m1- 1diving exercises, it is required !Valley Tour for · 1hose VISJtmg Bell Broce who nQr changes were k1lled. lt now ,to make a routine report of il"i Growth" April 17 and 18. _re turned ~me _from New _eoes ~~ tb~ _Senate. . . . !plans. A sub cannot transmit This cooperative effort . MeXICO and Cahforma . Ad,on on the hill hmshed the i from depths of beyond few hun- a sizes the view that wherever\ Marshall Groce of Austm . •ex., 'I lmport~nt work . on the calendar idred feet, and when the Thres· present {)r future industry is lo· Mr. and Mr~ . Robert Gray for t>hls week m the assembly. [ht. r f<~iled to report re-surfacing cated in the Kanawha Valley, Bartlett. Ohio, ani Mr. and I ~~t.h hou~~~e~ were sche~ult!d to the Navy became alarmed. there is direct gain for all sec· Mrs. John Groce. . ~ __ f~lsh U) qun·.tl_y 1(~ ~1~' l''lth votes I Howev er. there was no public tiOJ4<;. of the valley. -~r. and Mrs . Fred Lark~~ I • ill"s:everal mmOl' hil ls. . disclosme that she was missing So r-;ay" Frank G. Sohn, man- VISited Mr. and Mrs. Harhs l '-hnonl.y LeMler :\ . (,, Lmcume ' unlil ahout 10 hours after the ager of the Industrial Develop. . of Belmo~ Counl y, who app~arerl last mcs!iage. Iment D-epartment of the Char- Mr, and Mrs.. Joe _B1ssel1 of on th~ . blll 85. 11 ~'IXln.~nr_. Jomrd ! The :;;;ubmarine rescue ship [ leston Chamber of Commerce. Mas~n and Edlll\ S~s~on and I Repu1Jia:al\l . l~ supportmg the Skylark and the salvage rescue t His group is a co-sponsor of the famlly of Pomeroy VISited Mr. ! youth commiSSion propns.:~L jvesse l Re<:overy were in the tour with. the West Virginia In- and Mrs. Hank Hol~r. Cites PennnnAel RhoriAlf! i area where the Thresher made dustrial .Development Ada Haynes and. Ahce Roberts , But, Lancione 1\'arned. " All tlw \its test dive and an oil slick ation. hav~.~ed to Ndro, W. Va . ·'youth commissions in the world I was reported to have been V. B. HBucky" Harris and Vuntmg Mr. and Mrs. Clyde will not imprm•e the jll\'l'nile pro· sighted. Charle.s W. Cammack, Jr., are La1wrence ~ere Mr. _and Mrs. gram unless we have a•l£'ttu<~1e The Skylark accompanied the co-chairmen of the E mer Sch!leber, Clairton! Pa., buildings a!¥1. staff. It is guin~ to Thresher on its test run and committee of the tour. Gale Schrieber and family of Lake ~re ~an ju~t lip H·n· i('r.·· ~ ~::as. the l~st vessel in commun· Lending valuable Columbus, Gord~n ~wrence of , ln su~po,·t ol lHs shmd. L;.~ u- , ICi~lipn With the sub. from opposite ends of the Kan- Warren,_ No_na RitChie and Mrs. I , ciol"e cited a shorta_ee of jlersoo- 1 Tlie significa~ of the oil .awha Valley are committees for Gene Rltd''lle and Joyce Ann of nel helow authorized levels <tt the . slick appeared doubtful. T h e the greater Montgomery Portland. . . . at.ate's major juveni le insl ittltions. Navy sa jd it was possiDle the including East Bank, Oscar Ba~c~k VISited Otie As P*sed. tht> hill woul~ put ~lick dill ttot come from the sub. Bridge, Cedar Grove and Swan who lS Ill at Elmwood tuvenile ft~<;ilities and prolwms N11clear powered subs such as ers, and for thl greater Pt. Rest Home. .. under a three-memher ctu.nmis- the Thrrsher do not have auxil· Pleasant area . P. A. Weber VISited siQn \\'ith a cahinet-levrl· ChAir· iar~· dtesel engines for propul- The West Virgink Weber ~t Keno .. man . .Juvenile ))l"n_g 1·ams ;H·r fl(\\1 ~iQn. However, the Navy would ment of Commerce, Phyllis ~rkm11 and Leone 1 under the Division of .lurl'll ii.P 1:,, IJot disclose whether small dies- t!i by Commissioner C. Babcock Visited Mr. and Mrs. search. Cla.~ifir;ll i()ll t~ntl Tr;w l el PBJ.(inf's were aboard the Smith and his staff will .play a Groce. ing : lhe IkparlnwJII n: \h,utal ThrC'sher for op~>rating general· chief role in the tour. Mr. -VIolet Smith H ygien~ ;md Ctu T t·r·t i'Hl'. nrc; or other equipment. SmHh's department Is actively The Roy!> ;md Gir l ~ lndlislri;l l lt~sociated with tbe West -S,hools :.nrf ollwr laC',I iliJ·., \1 1otllfl ginia Development Associati,0n. bt:" administ<'n'ri t\mmgh a Dl\i- «;:u·•len llf'J•arlmt•nl This organizatio.: is made ~iun of CorreC'tionHI Sfon 1r1'~. A To IJaH• lJoi'Ogl';un Imen employed in area de•r~loP: Div1 ~ ion ol Commu n _11.' .' i1·nwc,. i ment work by the principal Modem 2·Bay Service 1\'0uld be cha1·gt,.J \\1111 pn•1 ' 'Il l mg PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. : itieli and rllilroads operating Station with a Major Oil ~ :1 d t o;llbaltiu!-: jJI.,.I'ni lt' delin- Pleasant W11m:Jn's Club will iWesl Virginia. <luen<"y. ----Co. 1meet Friday 7:45 p. m. in the · ("clmtnis~inn memhoc~rs. appo int- social rooms .of the Presbyteri-1 l'leasant Vall~y IIO!Ipital Excellent Loc1tion ("(I bv the ):!nve,·nnr. wr.uld he an Church wtlh the department I AIJMI'fl'I•D· ..,.11 . p lt't . h [ lh • . o l U'lm e 1, [ d II C•ll Pt. Ple•unt 205 Dey r~ ~H.OCIJ~ ;uwua y ~r-1(1 the 1o gar ens m c srg~ o e pi"O· Winfield ; Mrs. hul Farley, West Pt. Ple•unt 1750 Evening1 r - ,u·lm~~_,$1;:. . 000. Thn additlnn. an jgram . Columbia: Gffirge Cromley. ,. ' <1 ant<u 12-mem er youth serv· j Mrs. A. D. Smith and Mrs . Charleston', Valeria .Jean ...,,,.r, ' ~· ' adv 1~or-y nc.arrl would be ap- Gait F"alres are co-<:hairmen of MAsow: Guy Woltcnb<o~r~er, Galli· .... ,,:t : t by the g OVE'rnOI'. the department. Other commit· polis : Rlil[!h Amos, Pt. Pleasant: !tee members are Mrs: Robert ; Susan ~ . Pt. Pleasant; George '56 Ply. 4 Door 6 cyl, • $289 1BosWtlrlh, Mrs. J. M. ~ogleson . : Dickens, Clifton : Douglas Camp, '56 Ford VI 4 Door __ $395 'TAKEN TO PRISON '56 Chev. 6 cyl, 2 Or. $295 i Mrs . H. P. Hatch, Mrs. })unald I We~t C~;~ lumhia . ' PT. PLEASANT - Charles ; Humphrey. Mrs. Homer J.owr , mscHARGt:D: Carole Painter, '55 Ply. t cyl. 2 Or, __ $195 I. L!~i1ert_v . Kanauga, was tak· ! Mrs. William H. Marnhout , · Charleston: Valeri aJean Bauer, '52 Chev. 2 Our __ __ $145 '51 lu1ck H.T. Coupe __ $19 t. · Lo Maundsville ~tt~te Prison Mr~ . Mi~ton ~· Miller. Mrs. E. · Pt. PleAsant : Mrs. Ralph Shirley, th1s week hy Chtef ~puty L. Montgomery, Mrs. Raymond Jr ., Mt. Alto: Mrs. Ollie Newlin, '49 Ford 2 Doer _·---- $19 ~neritf Morris Bragg. Daugh- Musgrave, Mrs. William Rar- Apple Grove; Willie Howell, Glen· '49 C.h•v. 2 Door __ __ __ _ erty violated his parole and aft.- [din Sr., Mrs. Grace Sefrit, : wood. er a hearing by the parole Mrs. James Shadle, Mrs. Mor-1 BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Paul PO~~=-OJM~~~~o~O. board wa111 returned to the pen~ gan Smith, Mrs. Harold Somer- 1 Farley, West Columbia : Mr. and Pomerey, Ohio 1 ' Tho newopaper io tho trod!U9nol !hopplnf ~~~~~· Ill tbo ~-. a lo IMI' to - ·tllo ~ oletormlno tbo 1CMKI ""'' to foooi, clotboo, ..,.. otllor ,.,....1 .,. .......14 - · lho . OdVertiHmODII ill ploDililll htr !hopplnf ..... . _ lloi.U, ............. tor ilo'='liw • produoto aM. 4opartmtllt otoro ttemL Previous Worst Disaster Was British Sub Long Bottom The w6rst peacetime sul>ma,·l rine disaster prior to the Social News !Wednesday o[ the U.S . .;.h;~~:l wnr Hereare.lOreasonswhyNewspajJer advertising ofgreatest importance to your retailsto. e is A bullet lrom a high - powered rifle wblzzed through a windol\ Wedriesday night, narrowly ml11sine fonner Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walter DAIJ.AS - ~ . ' Storlno An·IYat~ Costuni•·Jewelry ' . 1.00 to 6-00 ............._... I'Jtlttl ~··· · •.. MADE-UP BASKETS . EASTER CANDY _...... _ Simon's has a wiclt ••rlety ef Easter Cancllas for the KHicllas enol olclor folka, too. Lo- pricasl You Couldn't GIVJ 'A Finer Ea...rOift ELGIN BULOVA .... ·:..(Cai'Qb.elltJ. ' 19.95 -. r.. Dyt A wonderful assortment, heaped with jeHy-bird ens, mars~m•llow ani- l!lliiS, chocol•t• nwelliea. TOYS; tOGI by 8uJov~) •12·'5 _Mtlgs Co. Whitt Eggs - Also ancl up P,OMEROY PH~E WY ~4491 ROUND STEAK, Premium l"f . -l.b. 89c GROUND CHUCK, lean : "• • lb~ 59c .PORK CHOPS, first cuts ... · • - lb~ 49c ' lACON iNDs 5 ,-... ,99.c llo. nile IOILitG .IIF 5i...$1e I -~ �Will! IIIEFS (ConUnii<OI from pa1• I) votet, overruled ita approprla-o llono commlllte, which hod eh lminated 111 or tile $5011 ·miiJion • requ.,ted by Kennedy' for the ' spoedockip -u .,...tnletlon l progr1m. Senate approv~l wu expected. • • • • who was sitting at a desk lilllnl out his incOme tu. ... The bullet bured a. one-lneh hole In the wall and leU 0\lt on 1 the other side on some ages. Splinters lrom the buUiot'o casing struck Walker in the arm . .. 1 want 1 purplt: heart," uid Walker, who was not seriously injured . .. ,....,...., "'. ••• > -' ·. ~ . • • • DETROIT - The oulo lndq.. try, whieh hasn't raised cu · MASON - \l!r. and Mrs. Chrisly Bletner of Mason celebrated their 50th Wedding prices ainee l958, adopted Anniversary at their home on Sunday, April 7 with open house. The couple was 1 wait-and·see attitude over ~ nicW:"iied."on April 5 in Mason and have Jived in the same house since they went latest price changes in the In· housrkeeping filly )'cars ago. Mr. Bletner several years ago retired as head of the dustry. Bletaer Block Company. Autornakers were 11tudy.lng the - --- ··------ - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - 1 16 ton hike announced Wed[ ne~;day by Wheeling Steel Corp. seemed agreed the booat would have no bearing on 1113 car. .'·' ..,. - One ol tbe cblel •oluoo or o newspaper to Ito Iot011ol" Assembly Goes t,~"\Fo~Major Bill In Submarine .... , ....~ · ·· Time NDH, and ever 10 percent 4d tb• famlUtllD WI ~tly .... it~.,.. 1 ·I • · Many Forces cooperatin(J • 1n Tour PIan 1 SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE .. _ !I"DIW'y. .v~.!"$ to!£•· .qwl"!}!'bile. ~1~t Brad _!oi!!?!Mo, Mawn. ·· ~ 3. LOW COST' PER READER ~ '• Desk For Hlr .c Poriatilt oomp"'" ·thai k oo:lht1'9'ol(lo .... ' Ia ...., ..rMI Ill .ilplllo tb,._ .. ·... : /. ~ tM Mil 51,.--... ...... ........, ...,....,, - Mtliler. Ont autboritat1vt IW'VIJ tor hlltloct, llu 1htwa th•t .... deliver their advertitiDJ m11111• at lui 1 ftllt HI' n~Ur. • I ' . ' 4. INTENSITY OF INTEREST The aewapaper'a appeal il broad and diveuifitd - •'c\Wnft or . ,... .-,.l . CHUCK ROAST BLADE CUT - - - - ENGLISH CUT - - - - - - 49c SHOULDER CUT 55c .Beef Short Ribs _ ~~-25c FUIH GROUND l MeatLoaf -l0%1ool ,.,k l ) ~~.s5c SWIIT IRin Peas sas1.. _ _ _ _ 5 almed .at all .1111, racn, iueome JI'OYpt, dl1111, aad ,... ntiorw. It baa 10metblne of 4J1temt to evrry member of the family. 'The aewsp.aper 11 the cmlJ 19eal .._v.t- tit.ine mediwn that ia invited into the home on a paid balls. It II an axiom that hll iatereJt ill' tomethlDI . ROBIN HOOD RJD be meuured in terma of the uaer'a wtlJiD8DeM: to pay for lt. Newapaper readm de ,.,. for thtlr NflliDI Flour 'p1;1 ffS ..FACIAL TliSUII - - - and they do not buy newapapera just for uews; they want the advertlslnJ, too. A nneJ fllf weme.D Ia :Plttabtif(h, eond.ucted. lhorUy after th~. eoDcl~ of a MVen·WHk tity-w14t AIWIJI,.r nrib, rev. . . te local news, local &tore advertilinj: ~a the ..leaturt mOlt aortl)' llliiiN. u.t - , . fOr $1.00 $1·89 olnolo ah-25c 21 lb. ht fOO . DINNER GIVEN NISCAPI 5. FLEXIBILITY and TIMELINESS ., ~ Instant Coffee :· A audden chanr• in tbe wutber c:allt f!,l' the t~merJeJ'JCy adverti~emeut ., tliD~bt, ntl~Mrl, --~ or ' i .. . ' ... ··. ,< l&losbea. While the producUon dtRarbpnta e! m1111t newspapen llll Jtern te nl;Jmit tht-ir ROPJ' ad ~48 hoW'I ia advance of runniDJ ~ thJJ- art prtJIIrtd te pre4ue an• ru••emc.-q" a4vert\H81H'tf witllo- ';.; : in twehty-four houra. ,,. ... 6. QUICK RESPONSE .. -, FOR THE FAMILY 4u.69c WAID CROSS' SONS S.!ll'£ $ $ $ "IN 'RACINE SINCE 1860" •SIMON'S IN HOSPITAL • ti1lna;. Moat real edvertialnc il d.esie:ned to Induce lmmedia~ ltuy~· aM the JltWIPI.Pfl' baa prevaa tit m<~at utilfactory medium for otrtelnlnc tbia tJpe of reQIHIII, '1bl io lrtoh, onollttquenu, tile advortlle4 mor<bm4ilt will I 1-' 1M ..mac m...,t ieachet tb• JUitlic wblle ~ • Re1111mb.r The Dly With Gift• From .. • II 7. QUICK CHECK ON RESULTS ~ pos1ible In new•peJter advertialn& -~ I few minute& after the Siort baa opentcl ita a.· EYE euatomer rtiJOilH II linmt411te. ~ithlll · APRIL IS DIAMOND MONTH doon, tbe retailer irtqYeD.tlJ liM a ii:J.ililatiH If &be ~...... etf. " promotion. Nothing express· es your thoughts of love so well as a urorever" gift by Artcarved from a fine jewel· ry store such as ours! .• APPEAL . An,.one who baa wrJtten radio commerciala has felt frustrated at timet ~ hll lna'lllt1 tl YIJUt.Jize for Ulenert j\llt exactly how a particular articl• lvoka. Tbe newapaper hal a We ld.YIIIta&t lien. The amul flctuh of a dreu in a newl{taper advertiatment ia fu mort tmpellinc thaa ,t win picture tf ~t ~ ..._ •• '. livered by radio. M•Dt" other artielft; too, muat H &eta Hfore a· proapedive Jlll'thP~ wUl matt Q IlK miad. WbUe televiaioo can picture the ·product In UN mvch more ef&ettve)J 'tbu a aewQaper, the tnllliii.Hii coat of. televllion advertitlniJ Umita ita- 1111 ' ' even Ult luJK rttailtl'a W 1 tew ....... t.~ • .. SALE ANNOUNCED There will be a bake sale at EASTER PROGRAM annex of the Tupper Plains There will be a candlelight · ~le!IM>dist Church Salurday aft· ernooo, April 13, beginning at Easter pr6gram at teh Met. 1 Q'clock. Proceeds to go for Herman URited Brethren church Sunday evening at 7:30. church camp fund. public is invited. There wiU so be Sunris·e services at 8 a. SPECIAL SERVICES m. S p e e: 1 i.J Religious services be observed at the StiversSUNRISE SERVICES Methodist Church, with Sunrise services will be held Communion Friday even- at the Bradford Church of at 7:30 · April 12th. Rev. Christal 6 a. m. on Easter SUn· A. Casto is pastor. day morning. . :llft.lel'~•l - ./ ' J.U,Itl/,.1 lloemtlll will find that lbe new•PII>or c1v11 tbom the -....,... Ia IHIWI U.... ~ tollttf;ivelJ- T~ •.,'f'.j... / viaion, radio, outdoor poatera, an4 ·ttanatt -.arta, u. tile etb• _..... IIUt wns'lr •••nawne • ... -''- t. ' Pe•rl & B11ck Onyx 10. LONGER LIFE OF AD . tbt Sfr.hOv W. I tf . ' . outdoor po11ter, or the tranalt vehicle •nnounctDlllli. llortOvtJ, a· Mliutwif• IDttnfW 1IJ I ' fU1Inli:r ~' • . .. ' ' j cle J..turtd in tba mominJ or oftornoOA JIPfl' 'lrtliUOiltlr oJ!Ill-lllo -1110 il4 ntalu k ....... ~ . . euidance. ' ··+ I uo ' ' ··' . ~ .. .' Your Business WiiLPr.ov• The DiHerenc•f · .. ' BillfOlDS Princess Gardner ' •. \ •• Prince Gardner · 1ild USE THE AD COLUMNS . . .. . Of .THIS . !NEWSPAPERI 'f . ~·:. 'Fine leather bUifolda for men and women by 1 . Rings$14 ., aa adV_.. Using me111ce II otllllonc tnouch to do lht job. Jill t- IIHiinl tbtlllht lilt~ 1< ...U. ~ ~ ' r ' ·, • ~r· Information. from University ef. leu"' C•~lno lusl- antiiNMIIIII ~ ...... tf61 ' ' IL.----------1 L.----..;,---•••~-~-----'1""-----"":""""--..--::--""',..--f--...:.~ 9:00 "' 7:00 Beer and Wine Car.,.Out S.turd•y 9:00 to 9:00 Easter Sunday lJ'Ienu HAMS Prt~mium ' JU(!Qf!Ssful. Althoueh it ia true thet tomorrow·• newapaper kU1t intereat 1n today'a pattr, Self-Service M~rket WY 2·3975 Pomeroy Including ThurRIJ • 3 te 5 lit. Swift's C1nnMI H1ms Department, clruJ, croeery, haNJware, and otMr •tortt tb•t muat featurt 11111\1 liltttHDt ittmt ill •at ajJver. I SIMON'S • Old Smok• House Range! 9. USE OF MULTIPLE-ITEM ADS PICK-A-PAIR SHOES OPEN EYERl DAY • Swift A Complete Price Huonll uvtltiea. Itt Open Thurlldo,y Ulllo 1:00, Friday 9:00 kl 5:00, lial. 9:110 1o f :IIO Second & Mechanic GOESSLER'S 11a11o te aell wtiiiiio 1111- -lllo ,.,_- • tht atrtet, IUCCIH of hil SHOES '' It ia of areat importance to the retail advertlaer that bit •stomen neponcl ._w.eldy t.e the lteN'I ~ A quick check on re1ult. J -lht - . l i J ill 'dlok 1M it II 10mttlmao dtocrtbed u "hturotton." Tbett to 1 lbt17 or ,..., b • -I! liN-J.. paper io publlohed and tllot oommuoity'o retaU tradlnl - · Tblo IOVOI'III 1 129 Men Lost Advantoges of newspapers as an . advertising medium 1. TRADITION . 2. INTENSIVE COVERAGE lher. with 129 men aboarrid~;;~~~----------­ that of the British sub 1 which sank In the Irish Mr. and Mrs . Harold Ho'lter 1June 1, 1939, with the Joss entertained wlth a birthday 99 men, the UP! recalled today. ty honoring the 6th birtllday The only other submarine dis· their son, Steve;.l. Cake and 1 aster costing more lives was the cream were served to 20 !.':~~~­ sinking of the U. S.S. Argon· Leoata Massar, Ruby aut by the Japanese during ! and Leone Babcock called World War II. It was sunk off Qn Eva Laurence who is ill. I New Britain Island wlth the loss I Mrs. Bernice Prince attend· 'of 102 men . 1ed a surprise birthday party for .w· · I The area off the New England ' Nettie Cowdery of Reedsville. Thefe be ·-:in open house at Mr. and Mrs. coast where the Thresher was 1 Elizabeth Lyons and U Ia h · Cleveland Russell of Laurel Cliff Sunday, April 14 I last reported was the same gen~ Swan, Tuppers Plai."'s, were vis- '~ ft:om 2 to 4 in the afternoon, celebrating .their 50th ' era! locale where two other [iting Cora Swan. Gqlden Wedding Anniversary. The public is invited.. IAmerican submarines went to Lois Leonard, Columbus, vis1 Refreshments will be served. ,., their doom. ited several day~ with Rev ·-I In 1939, the Squalus sank oil land Mrs. W. K. Rl.!!gs. Portsmouth, N. H., with the Kenny Reynolds has relurn- . loss or 26 Jives· and in 1941 the ed here from Paden City, w. I I 0·9 was lost i~ a test" d'iVI' o(( Va. I Maine ~ith 33 dead. Helen· Coleman of Reedsville • was visiting Audrey Smith. : .. -: Mrs. George Frederick ahd 1 (Continued from page 1) Eleanor of Chester visited I 'i~ourth lis Larkins and Tressie and had pr·oceeded to Bosto• at 1 20 knots. it would have been there em. .,. , 1!\1BUS rUPP- The Gen- 1by now , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welsh , 1 · ' " embly acted Javorahly on An oil slick was reported in the , · MI. Olive, Lois Leonard, C.l· . urlh m~jol' _piece of_ adminis- area where the sub disappeared . !' umbus, were visiting Mr. and :-t,nn leg1slat1QD thlfl week but Anderson said "we have no Mrs. Oscar Babcock. · ine!lday with unanimous pass- definite information on it." Buster Roberts has vacated :,ge in the Hou.se of • substitute The Thresher, In operation• PT. PLEASANT - Forces the. Marion Hall property. ,.. ,,·~i<m of Gov ..James A. Rhodes' sirice 1961, was t-he first of three which carry on the most ener- Dmner guests of Mr · and Ohio Y?uth ~mision .bill. of its cl~s. Another 22 are under igelic work for industrbil de- Mrs. Norman Weber ~ere Mr: __.Rewntten m comm1~tee _and conslruclwn. Ivelopment in the Kanawha Val- and Mrs. Howard Larkm~, Port IE!.Jt fC) 1~--noor u~der bJ·(laru~an Navy Beeemes Alarmed Iley are consolidating their ef-\land, and Donald Koemg . :aponsorshJp. llle_ bill was CBl'l'le? Before a submarine begins r~_.rts to sponsor the "Kanawha K~o. ' .. after th.ree attem~ts _to make m1- 1diving exercises, it is required !Valley Tour for · 1hose VISJtmg Bell Broce who nQr changes were k1lled. lt now ,to make a routine report of il"i Growth" April 17 and 18. _re turned ~me _from New _eoes ~~ tb~ _Senate. . . . !plans. A sub cannot transmit This cooperative effort . MeXICO and Cahforma . Ad,on on the hill hmshed the i from depths of beyond few hun- a sizes the view that wherever\ Marshall Groce of Austm . •ex., 'I lmport~nt work . on the calendar idred feet, and when the Thres· present {)r future industry is lo· Mr. and Mr~ . Robert Gray for t>hls week m the assembly. [ht. r f<~iled to report re-surfacing cated in the Kanawha Valley, Bartlett. Ohio, ani Mr. and I ~~t.h hou~~~e~ were sche~ult!d to the Navy became alarmed. there is direct gain for all sec· Mrs. John Groce. . ~ __ f~lsh U) qun·.tl_y 1(~ ~1~' l''lth votes I Howev er. there was no public tiOJ4<;. of the valley. -~r. and Mrs . Fred Lark~~ I • ill"s:everal mmOl' hil ls. . disclosme that she was missing So r-;ay" Frank G. Sohn, man- VISited Mr. and Mrs. Harhs l '-hnonl.y LeMler :\ . (,, Lmcume ' unlil ahout 10 hours after the ager of the Industrial Develop. . of Belmo~ Counl y, who app~arerl last mcs!iage. Iment D-epartment of the Char- Mr, and Mrs.. Joe _B1ssel1 of on th~ . blll 85. 11 ~'IXln.~nr_. Jomrd ! The :;;;ubmarine rescue ship [ leston Chamber of Commerce. Mas~n and Edlll\ S~s~on and I Repu1Jia:al\l . l~ supportmg the Skylark and the salvage rescue t His group is a co-sponsor of the famlly of Pomeroy VISited Mr. ! youth commiSSion propns.:~L jvesse l Re<:overy were in the tour with. the West Virginia In- and Mrs. Hank Hol~r. Cites PennnnAel RhoriAlf! i area where the Thresher made dustrial .Development Ada Haynes and. Ahce Roberts , But, Lancione 1\'arned. " All tlw \its test dive and an oil slick ation. hav~.~ed to Ndro, W. Va . ·'youth commissions in the world I was reported to have been V. B. HBucky" Harris and Vuntmg Mr. and Mrs. Clyde will not imprm•e the jll\'l'nile pro· sighted. Charle.s W. Cammack, Jr., are La1wrence ~ere Mr. _and Mrs. gram unless we have a•l£'ttu<~1e The Skylark accompanied the co-chairmen of the E mer Sch!leber, Clairton! Pa., buildings a!¥1. staff. It is guin~ to Thresher on its test run and committee of the tour. Gale Schrieber and family of Lake ~re ~an ju~t lip H·n· i('r.·· ~ ~::as. the l~st vessel in commun· Lending valuable Columbus, Gord~n ~wrence of , ln su~po,·t ol lHs shmd. L;.~ u- , ICi~lipn With the sub. from opposite ends of the Kan- Warren,_ No_na RitChie and Mrs. I , ciol"e cited a shorta_ee of jlersoo- 1 Tlie significa~ of the oil .awha Valley are committees for Gene Rltd''lle and Joyce Ann of nel helow authorized levels <tt the . slick appeared doubtful. T h e the greater Montgomery Portland. . . . at.ate's major juveni le insl ittltions. Navy sa jd it was possiDle the including East Bank, Oscar Ba~c~k VISited Otie As P*sed. tht> hill woul~ put ~lick dill ttot come from the sub. Bridge, Cedar Grove and Swan who lS Ill at Elmwood tuvenile ft~<;ilities and prolwms N11clear powered subs such as ers, and for thl greater Pt. Rest Home. .. under a three-memher ctu.nmis- the Thrrsher do not have auxil· Pleasant area . P. A. Weber VISited siQn \\'ith a cahinet-levrl· ChAir· iar~· dtesel engines for propul- The West Virgink Weber ~t Keno .. man . .Juvenile ))l"n_g 1·ams ;H·r fl(\\1 ~iQn. However, the Navy would ment of Commerce, Phyllis ~rkm11 and Leone 1 under the Division of .lurl'll ii.P 1:,, IJot disclose whether small dies- t!i by Commissioner C. Babcock Visited Mr. and Mrs. search. Cla.~ifir;ll i()ll t~ntl Tr;w l el PBJ.(inf's were aboard the Smith and his staff will .play a Groce. ing : lhe IkparlnwJII n: \h,utal ThrC'sher for op~>rating general· chief role in the tour. Mr. -VIolet Smith H ygien~ ;md Ctu T t·r·t i'Hl'. nrc; or other equipment. SmHh's department Is actively The Roy!> ;md Gir l ~ lndlislri;l l lt~sociated with tbe West -S,hools :.nrf ollwr laC',I iliJ·., \1 1otllfl ginia Development Associati,0n. bt:" administ<'n'ri t\mmgh a Dl\i- «;:u·•len llf'J•arlmt•nl This organizatio.: is made ~iun of CorreC'tionHI Sfon 1r1'~. A To IJaH• lJoi'Ogl';un Imen employed in area de•r~loP: Div1 ~ ion ol Commu n _11.' .' i1·nwc,. i ment work by the principal Modem 2·Bay Service 1\'0uld be cha1·gt,.J \\1111 pn•1 ' 'Il l mg PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. : itieli and rllilroads operating Station with a Major Oil ~ :1 d t o;llbaltiu!-: jJI.,.I'ni lt' delin- Pleasant W11m:Jn's Club will iWesl Virginia. <luen<"y. ----Co. 1meet Friday 7:45 p. m. in the · ("clmtnis~inn memhoc~rs. appo int- social rooms .of the Presbyteri-1 l'leasant Vall~y IIO!Ipital Excellent Loc1tion ("(I bv the ):!nve,·nnr. wr.uld he an Church wtlh the department I AIJMI'fl'I•D· ..,.11 . p lt't . h [ lh • . o l U'lm e 1, [ d II C•ll Pt. Ple•unt 205 Dey r~ ~H.OCIJ~ ;uwua y ~r-1(1 the 1o gar ens m c srg~ o e pi"O· Winfield ; Mrs. hul Farley, West Pt. Ple•unt 1750 Evening1 r - ,u·lm~~_,$1;:. . 000. Thn additlnn. an jgram . Columbia: Gffirge Cromley. ,. ' <1 ant<u 12-mem er youth serv· j Mrs. A. D. Smith and Mrs . Charleston', Valeria .Jean ...,,,.r, ' ~· ' adv 1~or-y nc.arrl would be ap- Gait F"alres are co-<:hairmen of MAsow: Guy Woltcnb<o~r~er, Galli· .... ,,:t : t by the g OVE'rnOI'. the department. Other commit· polis : Rlil[!h Amos, Pt. Pleasant: !tee members are Mrs: Robert ; Susan ~ . Pt. Pleasant; George '56 Ply. 4 Door 6 cyl, • $289 1BosWtlrlh, Mrs. J. M. ~ogleson . : Dickens, Clifton : Douglas Camp, '56 Ford VI 4 Door __ $395 'TAKEN TO PRISON '56 Chev. 6 cyl, 2 Or. $295 i Mrs . H. P. Hatch, Mrs. })unald I We~t C~;~ lumhia . ' PT. PLEASANT - Charles ; Humphrey. Mrs. Homer J.owr , mscHARGt:D: Carole Painter, '55 Ply. t cyl. 2 Or, __ $195 I. L!~i1ert_v . Kanauga, was tak· ! Mrs. William H. Marnhout , · Charleston: Valeri aJean Bauer, '52 Chev. 2 Our __ __ $145 '51 lu1ck H.T. Coupe __ $19 t. · Lo Maundsville ~tt~te Prison Mr~ . Mi~ton ~· Miller. Mrs. E. · Pt. PleAsant : Mrs. Ralph Shirley, th1s week hy Chtef ~puty L. Montgomery, Mrs. Raymond Jr ., Mt. Alto: Mrs. Ollie Newlin, '49 Ford 2 Doer _·---- $19 ~neritf Morris Bragg. Daugh- Musgrave, Mrs. William Rar- Apple Grove; Willie Howell, Glen· '49 C.h•v. 2 Door __ __ __ _ erty violated his parole and aft.- [din Sr., Mrs. Grace Sefrit, : wood. er a hearing by the parole Mrs. James Shadle, Mrs. Mor-1 BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Paul PO~~=-OJM~~~~o~O. board wa111 returned to the pen~ gan Smith, Mrs. Harold Somer- 1 Farley, West Columbia : Mr. and Pomerey, Ohio 1 ' Tho newopaper io tho trod!U9nol !hopplnf ~~~~~· Ill tbo ~-. a lo IMI' to - ·tllo ~ oletormlno tbo 1CMKI ""'' to foooi, clotboo, ..,.. otllor ,.,....1 .,. .......14 - · lho . OdVertiHmODII ill ploDililll htr !hopplnf ..... . _ lloi.U, ............. tor ilo'='liw • produoto aM. 4opartmtllt otoro ttemL Previous Worst Disaster Was British Sub Long Bottom The w6rst peacetime sul>ma,·l rine disaster prior to the Social News !Wednesday o[ the U.S . .;.h;~~:l wnr Hereare.lOreasonswhyNewspajJer advertising ofgreatest importance to your retailsto. e is A bullet lrom a high - powered rifle wblzzed through a windol\ Wedriesday night, narrowly ml11sine fonner Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walter DAIJ.AS - ~ . ' Storlno An·IYat~ Costuni•·Jewelry ' . 1.00 to 6-00 ............._... I'Jtlttl ~··· · •.. MADE-UP BASKETS . EASTER CANDY _...... _ Simon's has a wiclt ••rlety ef Easter Cancllas for the KHicllas enol olclor folka, too. Lo- pricasl You Couldn't GIVJ 'A Finer Ea...rOift ELGIN BULOVA .... ·:..(Cai'Qb.elltJ. ' 19.95 -. r.. Dyt A wonderful assortment, heaped with jeHy-bird ens, mars~m•llow ani- l!lliiS, chocol•t• nwelliea. TOYS; tOGI by 8uJov~) •12·'5 _Mtlgs Co. Whitt Eggs - Also ancl up P,OMEROY PH~E WY ~4491 ROUND STEAK, Premium l"f . -l.b. 89c GROUND CHUCK, lean : "• • lb~ 59c .PORK CHOPS, first cuts ... · • - lb~ 49c ' lACON iNDs 5 ,-... ,99.c llo. nile IOILitG .IIF 5i...$1e I -~ �' 7 . aying Taxes,Make .You Sad? Sel.l.'Don't . Wants~ With AFor Sale Adl • ' ... ; . 0&\DLJNES POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u~:: BET Ill Ot' IJef~,. ,.DUe111. . tl l,.(.,,..ttay P.,adliftt' tliO .\. · . Mo"41J' CANt:EU.!t.TIONS CORIIEI-"110NS a«tP••d until t:G8 A , II - ~·, r Ill nu of Put"llll'.atlmt REGULA TJONS fn• Pllrti•INI• .._.,.. · •• rr1M Locally owned and low mileage. SpoUe.ss elean brown interipr, beige tibish , VB motor, automatic trans . Radio and 'l! ll'llrtf'lt ommedilltt.IJ t1w 1111il> •llliler wUJ "'al br reiii'Onelb~ for lBO • heater, whitewall tires. "'"'" tb~" """ '""nrreet lft.lertla:~ RATF.S For Wan1 Ad Serviee 1960 Chevrolet. Hard Top Coupe _ $1795 AUCTIONEER Cenh 1)1'1 -1"11. cme •DHrtlcna 1'11\nln;mm Char1• 10 ~"'t ~nb per word for Tllrl!l! ea• VB motor, power steering, automatic trans. Radio a.nd hea ter, jPt black finish . All good tires. Reduced . Complete Service Crltt Bradfor4 Write, Phone • Coalad t 111.1ertlans. ruu ,.,, "' • cenu per word .-111 . . ebuced fOr •d•ertitiDI If ant paid wlthiD lD du• aft-er >'ffe{y lD1 11m. CARD 01 tBAHJtl - ll .!S f()r :10 word alnlmum l!:acb •<1dil•un a1 wurd h: Ollltuarle• pubHIW' : , •' 1 _ , ~ .-ont OFFICE HOURS ~:00 p M U.aHy l.llurda ~ --11:311 A. .M In U :OO ""' "' 1:30 A M tt> IT'S .SO EASY 427 31J .. _,_26,,,, ··~ ~ !;._·~.1 :til A. C. BRADFORD Racllle, Obi• 5 li lfc ' TO PLACE A RESTlLT PRODUCING : JOL ~r~ -~ ture radios. televisions, re- frigerators, ra~ges, bed"oom smtes. James Stewart, Hartford, W. VB. j 3 29 12tp NOTICES 1 v hrarillt on April, tee:t Hur~~el B. Ju•tle~-, Pl1lnliff I WEBSTER A.ND FULTZ , Attorney• for Plaintiff · en n, 21 , 21 w ., u. 11. u , E POMEROY WY 2·2649 OFFERS THE BEST BUY THE BEST:-Complete line j HOUSE , 6 ro,ms and bath. of ct"ment b_locks. CenJ~nt Good location 136 Lincoln Rd. 'iENRIETI'A'S BEAUTY -SalOn ! Mortar - Wmdows - Lmtels. Vm.~•,gstuwn kitchtr., Ti I 1 . f . Fonost Run Blook Co. fl C II wv1 2-3020 A H WI11 re-open on the 151.1 o Ap· Ph WY 2_20 &7 oor. a • • • ril , ll6lh W. Ma in, Pomeroy. one Rosenbaum. 3 28 Ph. WY 2-255·,·. 4-9-6te Pomeroy, Ohio lr-==-----~..- =3....,27_3_01:.~-; -I UPSTAIRS APARTMENT, pri· llLATE LUNCH, 5r drink , $1.00. $ vate entrance, 4 large romns.j Jack 's Dairy Bar, Middle- '59 Buick _ _ 1,495 I Bath and garage. Tel. WY port. 4 6 61CI VB LeSabre 4 Dr. Hard Top. 286-1. 626 High St., Midldle:porlt,l 396 \UTOMOBfi..E IJlSW'a.DCl" , Beaut iful 1 all white beeD . I Dynaflow dr ive. Nice. can!'l"lled? Los\ yow ol)eJ at.or 1 license' Coli WY 2·2006. 111 1 .:; : LOSE WEIGIIT safPiy and easily with Dex·A-Diet tablets, 1 only 93c. Stark Drugs. 'r 3 I 60tp - finish. Ohio. ... ,, . ~l'··· 1665 ' te CLAIR WOODE PHONE CHESTER 985-2145 SZ9 ·' 337 1:1-41-2111< !6t •• H9 m .Blaettnars 1!11.-•;p...,,. -r DAILY CROSSWORD lng _review«'f l>utlnotlledonmot- lblo- from lllllllbor Chlcaao llcly ........, . ~~.z::­ ''PrinceM Grace eu nm rtDp -=tnc around Jaclde q day," whlcb U. W'o Is rhythmic U DOl oudly pre- II. Alita IUperior and betterorglllllzed lileause of the pres"""" ol ~"·' BUidlni nponer, Charleo CoUingwood, allo ol CBS'IV. None of Lbe first lady"• ad· mrera hao felt compolled to - Also fraa a.loogo, & female vlewer wrilel, "Who wanta c. CallJDIWOQd wbm Y'"' """ have the beautiful, cultund Prloc• Grace?" (No argument there.) Thla porUoolar Iotter - ~~&Dod. "Adiot, Gigl,'' whlcb 1truo11 mo u pMty unuaual for Chleogo. But I once mew a Glgl Ia Chi••and thll m~ - ' .U him -~ -~ ,.. out w the good. :fiOt loUr Wll o1ti....abHohment uUieo, wbkb oave not been managed by any:me but me <to protect the writ,., In their 10111et1m.. over-zeal- 1568 .llNJIAl '111110 PBIDAY ,,,. BruktM1 Patl)o d•OO Newa ?:SO Newo Ul6 Counlry Mlllltl Tlmo 7:15 Breeldul Par1J SJlO Counlry J.-reo 1:00 Newa UO NeWI 1:111 BrukfMI 1'lrly ; ,15 Farm World NOWI I:SO Newa eo!5 Melp County arD I:SG llreaktut l'ar17 1:Ill Newa t:OO Newa "116 J!r<oakfast Pll'ly t:OII BreUiut Part, UO News i:)i JoDOa llulck Sboll 1,35 Ptckena Hardware Show 8:SO News J,so 1,50 News Reporl t:IS Breakfas1Par1J 1,00 Radio llyumaJ 1!1: 00 Newo U~ Breakfast Party 111:05 Polka Patl)o 1 30 Van Partlck Sport Sbow 1.0:35 Music In lhe All U& Breatfast Party 10:4& Tha llood Lifo 1.45 •JaJier Fum. Sbow..orrt 1U5 Under Ohio Sldeo Ul' New& 11:00 New, . U~ Coffee Wllb Jlllll 11:116 l'op TID Sbow ' 30 Newa 11:111 N..,. j ,ss Olffee Wllb Janet 11:35 Dutton'& Top TID llbow 1<4& s.t1f NIWtoa Sbow 12:00 Ntw~- N01111 Reporl o,oo N12:15 u..ao IDWluda Uf> Minlller1al A11oo1a11oa 12:30 R6f. llerllll 1'1111 0·1Jl MorniJI& Interlude 1:110 ~lewa 0 30 N"'t 1:05 Platter Patl)o 0 35 Mol'lllJIIIDterlucle 3:30 News 1'110 Newo S:35 Plaiter Party • 118 Swap Simp 4:110 N.,.. 1 30 Newt 4:05 Platter Patl)o uo Colllliry Haedowa 4:111 " !Falllllr Wonblp 'ftntnl.) 1:15 Platter Par1J • 65 Up.,.r Room Medllallcml 1:00 Nlwl UB Jow Jiiael Stoc1: Ave. 5:lli Platter Party .I OR perform- ~I'lL~:__ _ f';IR L FOR ALL around help in for sale. I Nursing Home and who can 4 10 Jtp drive r, r. Call WY 2-6287. Car~ man's Nursing Home. 4 11 31c 5:111 Sign Off GoOII Febnilll') Sip Off llaalaJ Fri. 7:30 News 7:35 Army Boor ~uslc Just p.., You a:oo Rev. Ira Tihbo MusiC Jilt For Y• 8o30 NOWI News 1:1$ Olurc.b al Work AAimblr Newa 1:3S Peu~ Mua10 JUII For You 1:00 Willp 01 Haollq 1:30 Cburcb World Nlwa a:oo Suuday Chapel Ufh,Newo 1:311 Vualc Jllll For Y• Ulll h IC:OO Volol ot PtProlnlpi*J._ 1:06 Pblw Partr 10:30 NUo N.... . J0:35 l'enpeetlftl 1:15 ptaqir Par11 10;50 Social SecurJ4r 1:00 Newi 11:00 CaliDtr)' a;,. 'all Uli PiaU. Patl)o 11:30 News t:lli B~ A111t1 baw - U:SO Cotmlry IIJma 'ftml eFRONT-END REPAIR FOR SALE ' 76 acres. house, bam and other outbuildings. Timber and some fruit trees. See George Abhntt, Tu-. I fi;Tburl. 4: .• Local Newa 4· 11 l(nn.J ltltlllrlll Jhio, R.D. Nv. 3, 2 mi. off Route 7 at Five Points. 6·110 Newa 1:06 Plalllr P·. • _., uo SliD Oft SOHIO SERVICE 11·110 ,.....,. lip 011 Phone WY 2-3891 . POMEROY, OHIO REFRIGERAlORS ·' ' SATIJIIDll ICIIIDill.ll J:OO N.... 1:00 .Coallll7 lhlla Tlmo G:SO Ne"' 1:.. , _ Warltl NOWI 1:41 IIFD ?:GI Newa DAVY JONU •13.6 Cu. Ft. Tudor - - 1114 104 _ , oL = "'· Tllo "'1oootQ' lf.JIMIIolloa 11. -.,. J7. Woodoutter'o tool . mn~Un ........ u.eom,.. :,':_I:J· -f!>UT, 'iO' WOULDN'T WANT ME. ro !lREAK A CORNPONE OAl'H, WOULD '/0'? lll. OwJII ILBowltllll Jl. ::,.,~ bouo:Jop. ..__ •=.,. WMPO Radio Tile Ramlller World Standard nf Compact HACKETT'S . ......y 1M. Jllm>lloa a=.:* =r 1:30 Muotc Just For You eBRAKE REPAIR - u. lln!urbt ltf.- 1·00 Newa' 4-9-31p cue. .............. TllreateHd Wl&h P1mcJa H. CJeloman Actwolly, theoe 1ettero ll>oullhe ~~~us thrusts!; two to\11'8 are fairly .miJd OJmA lady In Flnlt, Mich., f ell pared wltb some othero received .race was "unaffected," but thil Jately. A reader lD Warren, Obio. ... arne lady could not !IUJntnM the wrote of thll mtumn to tbe Shar- - us Goesllt!n' Guea1 star Ill car room, ride and lin.,' d._., _.,.. ....traot BARNES SIMPSON l_nsur· I ance Agency. Middleport. Ftre, automobile, bonds. Ph WY 2-290l 8 27 IDee Small car ·economy and , FUUR ROOM cot~a~e, on lar_ge ' managerabUiay lot. Gas, Electnc1ty and e1ty ·, See water. Ideal a~ a boating ;~ Metropolitao Motors camp or year around us e. E. MaiD Street PomeroJ Will consider house trailer '' Pbooe WY 2.3870 in trade. 26 Railroad St., Mid~ 4 22 tfc [ dlepurt or call WY 2·2543. fell Kemoedy's_lltille- toor, with the priceu finimtng oa top. , · Alai again, theM CCIIIlpllrisoaa were allmullliid by our remarb 11118Jestlai Mrs. Ke!medy'o ''Ill· NOOII Nen ~:15 :.lUIIe JUII ·i!'or You E... ltence au.a,o, lng coll1pUii!mo wltb JocqueU.. Kennedy wu awkwli'd. AlJd yet lll.cua- '61 Falcon _ $1,395 ~ --~:::.:::~~=---1 Sta. Wagon. 6 t'Yl. Strl. shift. Spark ling red fin is h. Shows good carl' . Jlerald:"•A.t 111m II he'«i ..i.plt: -1 cloo't bo. ;.,lai w .mtJo& make....,... otuiDBdL l allo fool 20 4 --7."'= i -_... ........ . - IO.BIIIos111111 IIL-p of ..__ lti.Card ..... JMtfoa. _, II.Like • •&«rut* DAILY CllCB111fnP."'1'0QftftiiJ01111111a... ii- ............... 1k AI:'I'DIIoDAAI:D II lloOD&lfDLIIoOW Ciao-~- -·--11111111 .....,..••_ llorlllo -1/w, X llor t1oo- O'o. ..._ ..... •- - t11e Joqtla IIIII loa- of. t11e an 111 hint& 11Mb. day tbe eoGI 1ettm ue dlfkiNL ,.......,. .& Q ~- ''"li.,.IIIMioo•• IJVItll: QWl JI'BVJlO OVZ 1-VBODOJVV&P • ; Yut . , . OilktMIII biiiiBDII-111 AR11 rACTI, AIID AM .. fOIIIDVII!I AND &VIIII.-'I.'IIOKAI R1111D _;.: ·1tt d •• • · • l J. . ., I .... aa.l' _WJEH RADIO _ . . , 'nraagb rrtob.J '7:11 'il,o Oa, Mualcal CIOci: 'f:45 ·The fJfeline 8:00 Oblo Valley News 1:11 Spor\1 Today UO World News '1:1$ Mulkal ClociE 1:55 Cotnmtmlty Nellll l otiO LaiOllsll'il!l! 1:30 Ptlblic Service Sboworo oilllooalnr: Mason County """" 'l'llll o1 lhe ToWD World Ne,.. Talk of tbe To1m lucept Fri. Olurdt 11e11a 11:45 World "..,.. U:55 Mason County News l:ti 10:111 10:115 16:65 U:OO u,IO CommunU, Newa R1n1 ~H.,.. U:GI U:ID U:ll f2:JJ 12:25 Lifeguard BulleliD Board N.,.. 0 Gl'lllll 12:SO AcrlcUIIure Olio Newa Martec. Ageal 12:45 Country Go lloulll. 1:65 N.,.. Best 3:00 Country Go llounr l:fii Newa Besl 1:00 Midway MaliDee S:fii N- Ileal ,,10 DllcJD& wllb Dou 4:30 lltlltrdwlp fi,IO Commoltdty Hews fi:05 World • Naltmlal New 5:15 Spni!J&IU • Sporlo 1:30 Sip Ofl Br HAROLD GRAY 11:00 Naoo ~ 11•15 Soard~ 11:30 Rev, llerlla , _ =H! IN10 -n. 11JA'f SAHO PILE ATTH' EMD o· 1' 00 " ....... . l:SO Lulbem Hour 1:30 l:oo Bapl!sl l.aJmu'a Sour 1:15 Back to tile Qua 1100 Rev. Ralcol 'l1lome 1:111 Tbe Quiet Boar 4:10 News 4:'a5 llUDda)' Sbowease 4:SO Newa ·4:15 Sip Off .,.. t'ebrulq Ofl Br LEFF llld McWILLIAMS Automatic Defrost SEE US FOR ••• $249•95 WITH TIIAOI •GARDEN SEED eFIELD SEED e FERTILIZER •13.68 Cu. Ft. TuilorI 1 : .! . No Frost , Middleport Feed Mill Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. ' "We Do Custom Grlnding" H. 2nd Ave, MidcUt,ort .Bulk Tank S·ervice fl!tJ :J ;a .., \ Copy any letter or dOCIIItlen~ -:;--,-;o-- - - - - - ~ ~ Karl Graeser, Plamhinl ad Heating MlnersvOie, Oblo Ead your sewer We ...ve all trouble~ 1lzf:l ~asonable 11\89·95 WITH . T~ T-..9• ' Ratn· " .. ( ~ DUNLOP TIRE SALE 1 NY.i-,0 ',' I 750xl5 :. . ,. '.' '[ .. "" 'i· '' 'H •' '., ,., . · -!PAQ. ~fln WHOLESALE ·. · •' ' I 'IJl ) . ' Wl9-2512 ' t" ' ' ' r ,, ·, ' ,. I 1'-1 • ' I' ·~· ·~ plua tlx' . ne . ..•... ., piUI tu plua loll , plua toil • TUIILISS --------·- $1i.95 pluo to• l:, z-mt llaJ or Nlt!ltt * 125x20- 10 PLY -IUPIR GOLD CUP $49.95 125ll20 -,1Q1;LY D-70 NYLON ------ $39.95 125x~i0 fiL,j1 GOLD CUP HIGHWAY $~.95 670xl5 NYtO · . ·. ~ ---- ------ -- $9.95 ·. Sewer Ma<hl... COU W\! We handle all sizes ol tanks ~ rJ!~J ~~atb::•:.~as ' We semce I '1:euter Insurance, Pomeroy. 2 15 lfc I • ,· • • OHIO r lllk:loo tbll! have dooe 1o da<rve your otufi. lldE "' then ,..,, lib pmd> Eacb day I . . . "'1 bold _.. liiC 111m II 11>1 - . " ad Bow CID I poootbiJ loll ' llal- otiMir ...lumnlotl po'lnt ',.., Ia ......,, tblllblll'llcloo ROILY*QoD 4IJPI) - Com- lllli10 !eOib.tl<or 1(1'1. ""'"""' ln !ellen ol proloe, I IKIW cltlm _the are ~.._, lnciiiYO ad ....... by CBS- bor televloed tour. ADother lady, ..... Jlrlvlle(o~ il • iJpic:ol t.enalnlnt! Febnwy toor -of 1a MoortmUe, 111c1., Aid the U>ur witb thea. _.....,. have of w~ "mudr ~- , , brouiht • of lellero Ilk lhu the ..,. of thO iu.o 11ou.oo laJ, Ia etrlltl, who do we thlDk 111 Jacquellno Keaaedy. 1 dcm' I IARNEY GOOG.LE and SNUFFY SMI'n' we ore to crllldze a lib prlnceoa lib Jad<ll'o I!JIIUW of lpeokJn& lib Gr...! llOI' do I lib Charleo CalllnpL ~;c::a I J€ST COME TO Alai, ...,. of 11-. mlolveo ....-tb talcl." :" VISIT A SPeLl, defending the ic)' ad eallilropl>- Another lady tlho ladl01 are lbe I. .._lop LOW€EZV lc teleeaot ~ not aattafled wUh 01101 yoo have to look out fori, U. lllo !Jeaplng retilliutJon oo the wifeel· like Jackie'• """"* of speaking; - n m.W., ;omparisono In bor fa"· . Herewith, then. oomo of the 501 ... - _, 321 . ' \ 142 I c A fore 5 p m. Phone WY 22776. after 5 p. m. Phone WY 2-3574. 12 6 " EASTER BUJI:NY" rabbit' sale. Ph. WY 2-3575. : R 0 B nished. Phone WY 2·5187. washers l li'URNlSHED and unfurnished ~nri dn•er~ .. hvmg room and apartments. Paid utilities. Be- PHONE WY 2-2157 ~ c [lj '.<.r ·.d'>M.I b9 .• ·-~~ t ' ~113l '., lf . ' -) . Attention D•irymen FOR SALE ' C1ean osed forni- l DOWNSTAIRS Apartment, WANT AO ~<:E:'.' '-· 'J!1 ~·~ :=:::F:::O:::R:::SA:::LE:=:::1 --FO-R--== •" .,j . r._ _ ~t•sli-- I I !;:!!: i;, ' lilt ,_ ... , • ploue qodt rv·. 1960 Dodge Dart 2 Door _ _ _ _ $1399 •<> >et.Ji• Il l N!llc' anJ IdS d!llmed ' "'~'"';.,.,~nJe 1:....-.n lllil11ullf "- MCUI.IIfe Dl.lly Sea!IJi;l, ~-Mldclleport, 0 -, Aprtl -li·, liNIS.f •'"'· Pa.. TELEVISION IN REVIEW , WANT, aD IN~RMATION "1D P ,. •. WINNII WINICLI TH' SIDING I �' 7 . aying Taxes,Make .You Sad? Sel.l.'Don't . Wants~ With AFor Sale Adl • ' ... ; . 0&\DLJNES POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u~:: BET Ill Ot' IJef~,. ,.DUe111. . tl l,.(.,,..ttay P.,adliftt' tliO .\. · . Mo"41J' CANt:EU.!t.TIONS CORIIEI-"110NS a«tP••d until t:G8 A , II - ~·, r Ill nu of Put"llll'.atlmt REGULA TJONS fn• Pllrti•INI• .._.,.. · •• rr1M Locally owned and low mileage. SpoUe.ss elean brown interipr, beige tibish , VB motor, automatic trans . Radio and 'l! ll'llrtf'lt ommedilltt.IJ t1w 1111il> •llliler wUJ "'al br reiii'Onelb~ for lBO • heater, whitewall tires. "'"'" tb~" """ '""nrreet lft.lertla:~ RATF.S For Wan1 Ad Serviee 1960 Chevrolet. Hard Top Coupe _ $1795 AUCTIONEER Cenh 1)1'1 -1"11. cme •DHrtlcna 1'11\nln;mm Char1• 10 ~"'t ~nb per word for Tllrl!l! ea• VB motor, power steering, automatic trans. Radio a.nd hea ter, jPt black finish . All good tires. Reduced . Complete Service Crltt Bradfor4 Write, Phone • Coalad t 111.1ertlans. ruu ,.,, "' • cenu per word .-111 . . ebuced fOr •d•ertitiDI If ant paid wlthiD lD du• aft-er >'ffe{y lD1 11m. CARD 01 tBAHJtl - ll .!S f()r :10 word alnlmum l!:acb •<1dil•un a1 wurd h: Ollltuarle• pubHIW' : , •' 1 _ , ~ .-ont OFFICE HOURS ~:00 p M U.aHy l.llurda ~ --11:311 A. .M In U :OO ""' "' 1:30 A M tt> IT'S .SO EASY 427 31J .. _,_26,,,, ··~ ~ !;._·~.1 :til A. C. BRADFORD Racllle, Obi• 5 li lfc ' TO PLACE A RESTlLT PRODUCING : JOL ~r~ -~ ture radios. televisions, re- frigerators, ra~ges, bed"oom smtes. James Stewart, Hartford, W. VB. j 3 29 12tp NOTICES 1 v hrarillt on April, tee:t Hur~~el B. Ju•tle~-, Pl1lnliff I WEBSTER A.ND FULTZ , Attorney• for Plaintiff · en n, 21 , 21 w ., u. 11. u , E POMEROY WY 2·2649 OFFERS THE BEST BUY THE BEST:-Complete line j HOUSE , 6 ro,ms and bath. of ct"ment b_locks. CenJ~nt Good location 136 Lincoln Rd. 'iENRIETI'A'S BEAUTY -SalOn ! Mortar - Wmdows - Lmtels. Vm.~•,gstuwn kitchtr., Ti I 1 . f . Fonost Run Blook Co. fl C II wv1 2-3020 A H WI11 re-open on the 151.1 o Ap· Ph WY 2_20 &7 oor. a • • • ril , ll6lh W. Ma in, Pomeroy. one Rosenbaum. 3 28 Ph. WY 2-255·,·. 4-9-6te Pomeroy, Ohio lr-==-----~..- =3....,27_3_01:.~-; -I UPSTAIRS APARTMENT, pri· llLATE LUNCH, 5r drink , $1.00. $ vate entrance, 4 large romns.j Jack 's Dairy Bar, Middle- '59 Buick _ _ 1,495 I Bath and garage. Tel. WY port. 4 6 61CI VB LeSabre 4 Dr. Hard Top. 286-1. 626 High St., Midldle:porlt,l 396 \UTOMOBfi..E IJlSW'a.DCl" , Beaut iful 1 all white beeD . I Dynaflow dr ive. Nice. can!'l"lled? Los\ yow ol)eJ at.or 1 license' Coli WY 2·2006. 111 1 .:; : LOSE WEIGIIT safPiy and easily with Dex·A-Diet tablets, 1 only 93c. Stark Drugs. 'r 3 I 60tp - finish. Ohio. ... ,, . ~l'··· 1665 ' te CLAIR WOODE PHONE CHESTER 985-2145 SZ9 ·' 337 1:1-41-2111< !6t •• H9 m .Blaettnars 1!11.-•;p...,,. -r DAILY CROSSWORD lng _review«'f l>utlnotlledonmot- lblo- from lllllllbor Chlcaao llcly ........, . ~~.z::­ ''PrinceM Grace eu nm rtDp -=tnc around Jaclde q day," whlcb U. W'o Is rhythmic U DOl oudly pre- II. Alita IUperior and betterorglllllzed lileause of the pres"""" ol ~"·' BUidlni nponer, Charleo CoUingwood, allo ol CBS'IV. None of Lbe first lady"• ad· mrera hao felt compolled to - Also fraa a.loogo, & female vlewer wrilel, "Who wanta c. CallJDIWOQd wbm Y'"' """ have the beautiful, cultund Prloc• Grace?" (No argument there.) Thla porUoolar Iotter - ~~&Dod. "Adiot, Gigl,'' whlcb 1truo11 mo u pMty unuaual for Chleogo. But I once mew a Glgl Ia Chi••and thll m~ - ' .U him -~ -~ ,.. out w the good. :fiOt loUr Wll o1ti....abHohment uUieo, wbkb oave not been managed by any:me but me <to protect the writ,., In their 10111et1m.. over-zeal- 1568 .llNJIAl '111110 PBIDAY ,,,. BruktM1 Patl)o d•OO Newa ?:SO Newo Ul6 Counlry Mlllltl Tlmo 7:15 Breeldul Par1J SJlO Counlry J.-reo 1:00 Newa UO NeWI 1:111 BrukfMI 1'lrly ; ,15 Farm World NOWI I:SO Newa eo!5 Melp County arD I:SG llreaktut l'ar17 1:Ill Newa t:OO Newa "116 J!r<oakfast Pll'ly t:OII BreUiut Part, UO News i:)i JoDOa llulck Sboll 1,35 Ptckena Hardware Show 8:SO News J,so 1,50 News Reporl t:IS Breakfas1Par1J 1,00 Radio llyumaJ 1!1: 00 Newo U~ Breakfast Party 111:05 Polka Patl)o 1 30 Van Partlck Sport Sbow 1.0:35 Music In lhe All U& Breatfast Party 10:4& Tha llood Lifo 1.45 •JaJier Fum. Sbow..orrt 1U5 Under Ohio Sldeo Ul' New& 11:00 New, . U~ Coffee Wllb Jlllll 11:116 l'op TID Sbow ' 30 Newa 11:111 N..,. j ,ss Olffee Wllb Janet 11:35 Dutton'& Top TID llbow 1<4& s.t1f NIWtoa Sbow 12:00 Ntw~- N01111 Reporl o,oo N12:15 u..ao IDWluda Uf> Minlller1al A11oo1a11oa 12:30 R6f. llerllll 1'1111 0·1Jl MorniJI& Interlude 1:110 ~lewa 0 30 N"'t 1:05 Platter Patl)o 0 35 Mol'lllJIIIDterlucle 3:30 News 1'110 Newo S:35 Plaiter Party • 118 Swap Simp 4:110 N.,.. 1 30 Newt 4:05 Platter Patl)o uo Colllliry Haedowa 4:111 " !Falllllr Wonblp 'ftntnl.) 1:15 Platter Par1J • 65 Up.,.r Room Medllallcml 1:00 Nlwl UB Jow Jiiael Stoc1: Ave. 5:lli Platter Party .I OR perform- ~I'lL~:__ _ f';IR L FOR ALL around help in for sale. I Nursing Home and who can 4 10 Jtp drive r, r. Call WY 2-6287. Car~ man's Nursing Home. 4 11 31c 5:111 Sign Off GoOII Febnilll') Sip Off llaalaJ Fri. 7:30 News 7:35 Army Boor ~uslc Just p.., You a:oo Rev. Ira Tihbo MusiC Jilt For Y• 8o30 NOWI News 1:1$ Olurc.b al Work AAimblr Newa 1:3S Peu~ Mua10 JUII For You 1:00 Willp 01 Haollq 1:30 Cburcb World Nlwa a:oo Suuday Chapel Ufh,Newo 1:311 Vualc Jllll For Y• Ulll h IC:OO Volol ot PtProlnlpi*J._ 1:06 Pblw Partr 10:30 NUo N.... . J0:35 l'enpeetlftl 1:15 ptaqir Par11 10;50 Social SecurJ4r 1:00 Newi 11:00 CaliDtr)' a;,. 'all Uli PiaU. Patl)o 11:30 News t:lli B~ A111t1 baw - U:SO Cotmlry IIJma 'ftml eFRONT-END REPAIR FOR SALE ' 76 acres. house, bam and other outbuildings. Timber and some fruit trees. See George Abhntt, Tu-. I fi;Tburl. 4: .• Local Newa 4· 11 l(nn.J ltltlllrlll Jhio, R.D. Nv. 3, 2 mi. off Route 7 at Five Points. 6·110 Newa 1:06 Plalllr P·. • _., uo SliD Oft SOHIO SERVICE 11·110 ,.....,. lip 011 Phone WY 2-3891 . POMEROY, OHIO REFRIGERAlORS ·' ' SATIJIIDll ICIIIDill.ll J:OO N.... 1:00 .Coallll7 lhlla Tlmo G:SO Ne"' 1:.. , _ Warltl NOWI 1:41 IIFD ?:GI Newa DAVY JONU •13.6 Cu. Ft. Tudor - - 1114 104 _ , oL = "'· Tllo "'1oootQ' lf.JIMIIolloa 11. -.,. J7. Woodoutter'o tool . mn~Un ........ u.eom,.. :,':_I:J· -f!>UT, 'iO' WOULDN'T WANT ME. ro !lREAK A CORNPONE OAl'H, WOULD '/0'? lll. OwJII ILBowltllll Jl. ::,.,~ bouo:Jop. ..__ •=.,. WMPO Radio Tile Ramlller World Standard nf Compact HACKETT'S . ......y 1M. Jllm>lloa a=.:* =r 1:30 Muotc Just For You eBRAKE REPAIR - u. lln!urbt ltf.- 1·00 Newa' 4-9-31p cue. .............. TllreateHd Wl&h P1mcJa H. CJeloman Actwolly, theoe 1ettero ll>oullhe ~~~us thrusts!; two to\11'8 are fairly .miJd OJmA lady In Flnlt, Mich., f ell pared wltb some othero received .race was "unaffected," but thil Jately. A reader lD Warren, Obio. ... arne lady could not !IUJntnM the wrote of thll mtumn to tbe Shar- - us Goesllt!n' Guea1 star Ill car room, ride and lin.,' d._., _.,.. ....traot BARNES SIMPSON l_nsur· I ance Agency. Middleport. Ftre, automobile, bonds. Ph WY 2-290l 8 27 IDee Small car ·economy and , FUUR ROOM cot~a~e, on lar_ge ' managerabUiay lot. Gas, Electnc1ty and e1ty ·, See water. Ideal a~ a boating ;~ Metropolitao Motors camp or year around us e. E. MaiD Street PomeroJ Will consider house trailer '' Pbooe WY 2.3870 in trade. 26 Railroad St., Mid~ 4 22 tfc [ dlepurt or call WY 2·2543. fell Kemoedy's_lltille- toor, with the priceu finimtng oa top. , · Alai again, theM CCIIIlpllrisoaa were allmullliid by our remarb 11118Jestlai Mrs. Ke!medy'o ''Ill· NOOII Nen ~:15 :.lUIIe JUII ·i!'or You E... ltence au.a,o, lng coll1pUii!mo wltb JocqueU.. Kennedy wu awkwli'd. AlJd yet lll.cua- '61 Falcon _ $1,395 ~ --~:::.:::~~=---1 Sta. Wagon. 6 t'Yl. Strl. shift. Spark ling red fin is h. Shows good carl' . Jlerald:"•A.t 111m II he'«i ..i.plt: -1 cloo't bo. ;.,lai w .mtJo& make....,... otuiDBdL l allo fool 20 4 --7."'= i -_... ........ . - IO.BIIIos111111 IIL-p of ..__ lti.Card ..... JMtfoa. _, II.Like • •&«rut* DAILY CllCB111fnP."'1'0QftftiiJ01111111a... ii- ............... 1k AI:'I'DIIoDAAI:D II lloOD&lfDLIIoOW Ciao-~- -·--11111111 .....,..••_ llorlllo -1/w, X llor t1oo- O'o. ..._ ..... •- - t11e Joqtla IIIII loa- of. t11e an 111 hint& 11Mb. day tbe eoGI 1ettm ue dlfkiNL ,.......,. .& Q ~- ''"li.,.IIIMioo•• IJVItll: QWl JI'BVJlO OVZ 1-VBODOJVV&P • ; Yut . , . OilktMIII biiiiBDII-111 AR11 rACTI, AIID AM .. fOIIIDVII!I AND &VIIII.-'I.'IIOKAI R1111D _;.: ·1tt d •• • · • l J. . ., I .... aa.l' _WJEH RADIO _ . . , 'nraagb rrtob.J '7:11 'il,o Oa, Mualcal CIOci: 'f:45 ·The fJfeline 8:00 Oblo Valley News 1:11 Spor\1 Today UO World News '1:1$ Mulkal ClociE 1:55 Cotnmtmlty Nellll l otiO LaiOllsll'il!l! 1:30 Ptlblic Service Sboworo oilllooalnr: Mason County """" 'l'llll o1 lhe ToWD World Ne,.. Talk of tbe To1m lucept Fri. Olurdt 11e11a 11:45 World "..,.. U:55 Mason County News l:ti 10:111 10:115 16:65 U:OO u,IO CommunU, Newa R1n1 ~H.,.. U:GI U:ID U:ll f2:JJ 12:25 Lifeguard BulleliD Board N.,.. 0 Gl'lllll 12:SO AcrlcUIIure Olio Newa Martec. Ageal 12:45 Country Go lloulll. 1:65 N.,.. Best 3:00 Country Go llounr l:fii Newa Besl 1:00 Midway MaliDee S:fii N- Ileal ,,10 DllcJD& wllb Dou 4:30 lltlltrdwlp fi,IO Commoltdty Hews fi:05 World • Naltmlal New 5:15 Spni!J&IU • Sporlo 1:30 Sip Ofl Br HAROLD GRAY 11:00 Naoo ~ 11•15 Soard~ 11:30 Rev, llerlla , _ =H! IN10 -n. 11JA'f SAHO PILE ATTH' EMD o· 1' 00 " ....... . l:SO Lulbem Hour 1:30 l:oo Bapl!sl l.aJmu'a Sour 1:15 Back to tile Qua 1100 Rev. Ralcol 'l1lome 1:111 Tbe Quiet Boar 4:10 News 4:'a5 llUDda)' Sbowease 4:SO Newa ·4:15 Sip Off .,.. t'ebrulq Ofl Br LEFF llld McWILLIAMS Automatic Defrost SEE US FOR ••• $249•95 WITH TIIAOI •GARDEN SEED eFIELD SEED e FERTILIZER •13.68 Cu. Ft. TuilorI 1 : .! . No Frost , Middleport Feed Mill Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. ' "We Do Custom Grlnding" H. 2nd Ave, MidcUt,ort .Bulk Tank S·ervice fl!tJ :J ;a .., \ Copy any letter or dOCIIItlen~ -:;--,-;o-- - - - - - ~ ~ Karl Graeser, Plamhinl ad Heating MlnersvOie, Oblo Ead your sewer We ...ve all trouble~ 1lzf:l ~asonable 11\89·95 WITH . T~ T-..9• ' Ratn· " .. ( ~ DUNLOP TIRE SALE 1 NY.i-,0 ',' I 750xl5 :. . ,. '.' '[ .. "" 'i· '' 'H •' '., ,., . · -!PAQ. ~fln WHOLESALE ·. · •' ' I 'IJl ) . ' Wl9-2512 ' t" ' ' ' r ,, ·, ' ,. I 1'-1 • ' I' ·~· ·~ plua tlx' . ne . ..•... ., piUI tu plua loll , plua toil • TUIILISS --------·- $1i.95 pluo to• l:, z-mt llaJ or Nlt!ltt * 125x20- 10 PLY -IUPIR GOLD CUP $49.95 125ll20 -,1Q1;LY D-70 NYLON ------ $39.95 125x~i0 fiL,j1 GOLD CUP HIGHWAY $~.95 670xl5 NYtO · . ·. ~ ---- ------ -- $9.95 ·. Sewer Ma<hl... COU W\! We handle all sizes ol tanks ~ rJ!~J ~~atb::•:.~as ' We semce I '1:euter Insurance, Pomeroy. 2 15 lfc I • ,· • • OHIO r lllk:loo tbll! have dooe 1o da<rve your otufi. lldE "' then ,..,, lib pmd> Eacb day I . . . "'1 bold _.. liiC 111m II 11>1 - . " ad Bow CID I poootbiJ loll ' llal- otiMir ...lumnlotl po'lnt ',.., Ia ......,, tblllblll'llcloo ROILY*QoD 4IJPI) - Com- lllli10 !eOib.tl<or 1(1'1. ""'"""' ln !ellen ol proloe, I IKIW cltlm _the are ~.._, lnciiiYO ad ....... by CBS- bor televloed tour. ADother lady, ..... Jlrlvlle(o~ il • iJpic:ol t.enalnlnt! Febnwy toor -of 1a MoortmUe, 111c1., Aid the U>ur witb thea. _.....,. have of w~ "mudr ~- , , brouiht • of lellero Ilk lhu the ..,. of thO iu.o 11ou.oo laJ, Ia etrlltl, who do we thlDk 111 Jacquellno Keaaedy. 1 dcm' I IARNEY GOOG.LE and SNUFFY SMI'n' we ore to crllldze a lib prlnceoa lib Jad<ll'o I!JIIUW of lpeokJn& lib Gr...! llOI' do I lib Charleo CalllnpL ~;c::a I J€ST COME TO Alai, ...,. of 11-. mlolveo ....-tb talcl." :" VISIT A SPeLl, defending the ic)' ad eallilropl>- Another lady tlho ladl01 are lbe I. .._lop LOW€EZV lc teleeaot ~ not aattafled wUh 01101 yoo have to look out fori, U. lllo !Jeaplng retilliutJon oo the wifeel· like Jackie'• """"* of speaking; - n m.W., ;omparisono In bor fa"· . Herewith, then. oomo of the 501 ... - _, 321 . ' \ 142 I c A fore 5 p m. Phone WY 22776. after 5 p. m. Phone WY 2-3574. 12 6 " EASTER BUJI:NY" rabbit' sale. Ph. WY 2-3575. : R 0 B nished. Phone WY 2·5187. washers l li'URNlSHED and unfurnished ~nri dn•er~ .. hvmg room and apartments. Paid utilities. Be- PHONE WY 2-2157 ~ c [lj '.<.r ·.d'>M.I b9 .• ·-~~ t ' ~113l '., lf . ' -) . Attention D•irymen FOR SALE ' C1ean osed forni- l DOWNSTAIRS Apartment, WANT AO ~<:E:'.' '-· 'J!1 ~·~ :=:::F:::O:::R:::SA:::LE:=:::1 --FO-R--== •" .,j . r._ _ ~t•sli-- I I !;:!!: i;, ' lilt ,_ ... , • ploue qodt rv·. 1960 Dodge Dart 2 Door _ _ _ _ $1399 •<> >et.Ji• Il l N!llc' anJ IdS d!llmed ' "'~'"';.,.,~nJe 1:....-.n lllil11ullf "- MCUI.IIfe Dl.lly Sea!IJi;l, ~-Mldclleport, 0 -, Aprtl -li·, liNIS.f •'"'· Pa.. TELEVISION IN REVIEW , WANT, aD IN~RMATION "1D P ,. •. WINNII WINICLI TH' SIDING I �J '. ~ I .I • - ' ' • • • NOW 'IOU KNOW -. . =· -· · .......... -. ._....en . '1\olool Ill'~-~~ enttne .. ··~·' ! r•'• ..,r.jaw_. ,; Dn~ollwl To Tl,i'll lnteru-. 01 Tlae· Mei•II-Muon A.r• ----------------------~ 1963 ••. E L BE R-FI L.Ds··. Invite You To' Compl.ete . ·• Your faster Shopping Now •• , _ Visit the Women's Ready to Wear Department on the ~o.nd Floor . . . the Men's and Boys' Department on the First i'i~ . . . the Infants' and Lingerie Department on the First F!Por. You'll find complete selections ant capable, courteous salespeople to help you with your seleclioDII. Shop Friday from 9:00A.M. to 5:00 P.M. and Saturday 9:00A.M. to 9:00P.M. . Joho Henry Tun>- I who. pollee oald lila a r&<Ord o1 mental · has boinicldal ' IIIII IIUicidal ella:· ohould be considered danBJI-i>us and may b< armed with a lmHe. jeffrey Lee Hardy, laken ·from lhe home of a.- hil auoddon4a1, but the abduc- tloo was not repor!A!d by · h i s mother, Mrs. Alva Daniels o! North MateWan, W. Va.: ·untO .Beautiful Easter · Coats \ . ' Coats that are fashioned just for you-taltored or aJl·..wool fabrics, wool blends and. laminated jerseys. Full swing cl!;lll . and some fitted styles. Pastel colors, white and dark tonOL JUllior Sizes-Misses Sizes-Half Sl2es .......... About ata- ~ ELBERFELDS Middleport Rev. Donald Boone held baptismal servlces for Bobby Prid· dy, son o! Mn. Opal Priddy, and Mart Vroman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vroman . .Mrs. Edgar Powell and Mrs. Lawrence PoweJI of Collum1bU!; /1 -~ Sale I Rose Bushes .' ~:ff\! 14!f.t.! headline fashions at Elberfelds. * spent a few day! this week with theiJ sister·in-law, Mrs. Willi· am Bradford in Middleport. PLANT Mrs . Lawrence Milhoan was NOW I in Columbus Tuesday as the gues. of her sun~. Mr. and Mrs. '· ~- . . Many styl"' to .chpose from in fine fabrics, . a 2.9S a:95 straws and itrowcloths. Floyd Darby. While there ihe visited an.O:ther. aunt who is a patient at Mt. Carmel HospitaL She was accompanied by Char- r l.es Burdette. Women's Mr. Clarence .Bailey and sons. Richard and Michael. of Springfield , visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bai1ey ana daughter, Jane , last week. SKIRTS Sturdy ! Hardy ! Everblooming ! Funeral services for Mrs. Dati" Mitch of Jdassillion, Ohio, were held Monday afternoon. Mrs. Mitch and her husband coat. Every bush pa cked in Miracle Sterillte. This preserves moisture and acta u a mechanical soil conditioner that makes almost all soils suitable for rosu. were former residents of dJepQI't. A.ttendjng were p.,,. II MUch, Mr. and Mrs. l\Joes,Raymond Mrs. Gertrude Mrs. Kloes, ~£i~~: I port, and Mr. and Mrs. Compbell. Mrs. Edna Bartels. Mrs. Annia Yeager , and ChaiT-11 let Foss of Pomeroy. Choose from 15 VarietiesAll Hybrid Everbloomlnt loses eBlaze-Brilllant red climber •Golden Climber- Sunflower yellow tK. T. Marshali-Giuwing pink I "Signers of the Declaration ol Indepe-ndence" was the topic 1 of p paper given by Mrs. Walt- ~ er Waddell at a meeting of the Middleport Literary Club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clyde Ingles on Chestnut St. Mrs. Waddell emphasized aU tbe signers paia a heavy price in personal and financial losses by their stand for freedom . The review was interesting and j informative. It was written by Henry Lee. Mrs. Henry Null reviewed Ann Morrow Lindberg's " Dearly Beloved" which gave the flection• and thoughts of members of a family during a wedding ceremony. .Mr1 . Charles Bradbury presided at the business meeling wben the resignation of 1\-frs. Ec..ward Johnson as vice president ~ elect was accepted with regret. The nomir•nting commit- tee wJU report at thl:! next meet- ·In& on this office. The next meeltna will be held at the ..DII ol Mrs. Harold Bauer. e t uuntess Vandall-CoJ)J)er1 bronzt and pink . ·f~ions, in tempting I Charlotte Armstrong-Cerise rt'd • President Hoover-Maroon, orance and a:old r t Crim son Glory-Deep crimson • Garnette-Red Sweetheart tRad iance-cameo pink • Piooccblo--cieor 1<> deep pillk coats to wear now and later on .. 29·50 89c each -------- -------- . r. deeper red overtones 4.00 each • Spartan-Orange red floribunda • Gold Cup-Deep yellow 2,50 toch . .. ·'. Also These Famous Fertil PoHed Roses • Tropicana- Bright orange red • Pink Masterpiece-Soft pink • South Seas- Coral pink with • Red American Beauty-Dark rose red •Golden Salute-Golden yellow • Kordes Perfecla-Cream tinted carmine S.SONCh • w'hlte Swan-Pure snow white eNew Yorker-Searle! red 3.0DMCh ,' Elberfelds In Pomeroy . . , ., full. Solids, plaids and stripes. A wide selection or fabrics to choose from. Jet ¢ream-colors eMcGredys Sunrret-Chrome- ye-llow ellex Anderson-:lvory whitt • Peace-Creamy yellow from our col- ·t$:tidn of short coat eEclipae-Golden yellow •Mirandy- Maroon red Sacrifices 01 Signers Noted In Club Paper IGIOlle -,.; Exciting new fash· Ions in skirts-sUm, . pleated, Dared, and Coats For The Tiny-Tots · · Dress her lip In-'• pretty fuhlon frOm. our coUecUon of little girls coati. SoUda and c"eeb In w• _lhable fa!lriCII, All Wlth-lllatehlilc lloimell I •' • 10·'5 ..... 12'.95 I j 2.95 1.95 ' to . ., I Thursday night. The blond, blue-eyed youngiter was described as having cri!'\)ted left leg. Police said the chll!l, mi;:ht be wrapped a baby 'blanket. a • • • WEATBD «< ~, t(f).! ' .,'< foe"" ";;:$ ~ ;;; 0! .f - -- - - - - - - - - . . : . . - .! -~ .::f _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:....;::.:=-.:...:.;..::..::::..;.;;..-: PRICE FIVE CENTS .c o::.:c � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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