https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0d84b27a28fc99e1a24e748d5f8b1c0c.pdf e15b680d23d092dbc98954dd32d930cb PDF Text Text • ' B'Daily ~ llarrdiJ cueN ., Clever Co~Jtumes, ·; Spirits . . Of Children, Top Show s~=~::eroy·M!d~~~ 0~~_!6. ~ ., ~~~~~~~=~~~!~~ People In ~~:.: Hoepl~. IM)Il, Pomeroy. ro~;~~ IDd ap~. Mt, llldlln. Jack Kolly of fteltend with ColWnbus ' SpeQt 1/SH, .. . · Columbul ,- . weetencl, ,uest~ bJ1 parenti, Mr. aild Mrs. 'Arlhur J. Ev· , eaa IQtcbe,Q. CaaiiJ Carmk'lr· ~era, IDd ~ Yonker, ~ P,ll'ellll, Mr. IDd Mn. aild Mn. Harland Wehnmtlof Pomeroy, wu 117 Mn. J!iuer... J • "" • • " • """"' " " Clever cooturnills, IOIIIJ, and , aeSnl, denJ~-~ J~-~ Ch'Mrar•-OidAllelllanlll thwaoTdoaoomm~ .... "-~Kollyand Mt, IDd Mr. and Mn. WUIWD l _fti>m JCJW'IIoal d ..... cou led with ehlldrell s ow • - · · •• ..,...... ..... .... w~ ' , - · _.... •. • rlt r Cu ah at l1le fiav s!Onary contributto~ to ~~~!:~: e~thusLasm,P combined to pro- sey, Jean Grate, luaJ~tobart. Batey, Mark Bolin. Amlkl ~- and Mn.' Ooo Dalley and w~faw!'ke~ Trajf!ing Center, G~t l.Wt. ant ramdy m Soul ern ld duce another successful muol· Jerry White, GregOI')! ..albUm, Jdutaoo, JlmlrtY 1\kClure, J,ar- 10111, 8. J. aDd Barry or Co- IDd Mrs llhal'let Wlldor1111!th n;. 1 ia A d!SCUsston was he ·~~- cat prot!ram presented by the Brlall Sbank, ' Brept Manley, ry Neff, Mlehael Oller, Mkby 1umbils ~ -kend ,guesll of Miss J . Wolfe slrldellt ~I . , r crrmng the redecoratmg . e kinder arlen classes of Middle- Woody Call, llhal't.a AllenJ. Oller, Brian Coodlt, and Allen their parenla, Mt: and Mn. U elty' nt the , •n•I:EI ~ h by Mr worth T~ Batey Allen Heney. , . , Everett Daile and Mr and Ohio State . Diver ~ u 1umor room. The next meeling el{lg wtll be held at the New Hav· porlr s~hool.:ug I s. He~, Steven ,w&4btira', Eddie Following lnterml8oloa, t be Mn. Edward 1.wley. , ,....t~eqd ' ~lth, ~f paf!!D)I -: · Plans were made lo rederor· en Park May 9 Refreshments I Pea I , ynoll ,;produclloo" re- Wlbon, Jlmlltj. McCllll'l!, Am- htmlllar llUI'H'fY 1101')' of lbl . Mr. ' llld .Mrs. Gene' Jiou4. ::'d ~g!Dona!:'o~e, ~~~ •te the ]Umor class room when were served by the losmg team ~JS annu . old Johnson. " Glq&erbreacl Boy" wltb DIJ'-' ubelt and childreD Becky and uzz . e, en a tlle Young Marrted Coupk' of the attendance contest lqutre: lhe combined talents of Tbe five ,, Utile Cblckadeel rater, Steplwtle Onl, ~retied. In Rand were Sunday dinner Stale l,lmversily spent Ute <lass of the Bradford Churrh of. ~ttendmg were Mr and Mrs. Mf. ~~illts, Mrs~La';:~~: were Clridy Manley, Cindy 1 11111t1D ract1ag ehair.' Glvinl goes~ of Mr. and Mn. Everett w::: ~lth ~Is~~~ Ch mt met last week at the ,Rtchard Gtlkey, Mr. a~d Mrs ca ms co~: ling .. Demosky, Judith Owen, o .. Boocl perf..,.,.nces werelllaM Dalley. a · ooe church Devono"' were gtven Wtlliam Lambert, Bonme Ptck· mothers wtth sewing ers,ls Davidson as Ute IJttle Old Mrs Walber Evall8 and aon olster, Shirley. by Ruth Lambert , El·eiyu Woods ens, Evelyn Woods, Madeline ,yet proves a debghl to pareo Lady: Randy Swearengeo a I D vld' t#. Melvlndale, I Mlcb.: ----and Madeline Tamter r• t-rymg Tt amter. and the teacher of hte and frtends attending. I the Gingerbread Boy; Mary spent the· P.Ut '!<tk with ber out the Eastm theme. lrlass Wayne King. " Ki~dergarten ~!"'rs" o!"'n· Milll u the Waddly Duck,; Dl· fatllf~, lolui. I1111. 'lbey oe. , , During the busiuess sessmn ed wtth • song, Two Ltltle ana· Lynch as the Three com· co ~ hOme -by Mr Evan• the, class voted to send Its mis· , GRANDSON HONORED Birds." do~e by Debra Mulford , ered Pie: ~ Ida Cascl 88 spei,t tlre"w.;.ketid ·bere. "f' HARTFORD- Mr. and Mr•· jand DenniS Mulford, twins, Black Cat; and Greaory How- Mr. and ·1.1rs. J'ohn Dill Jr. carl Ztrkle ol Hartford, W. dressed m red bird costumes ard as tbe Blue Bird. 'l1ley and C1Dtly Mr and Mr DallaS ' \'a gave a dmner Sunday tn lwilh real looking feathers, lot- Mr and Mn James Arnold were aaelsled by the chorua 'ln Am U rmd f · 11y nd 1 nd Funeral servlees for Jat...,IIJ honor of the brrthday of their 1 towed by the "Teddy Bear" and daugbltrs, ' MBTI caroleen Ute 801111J, Mne WiDardamDIU :, -~~ld Car_penter were. held from rOMEROY OHIO gra ndson, Wtlham Zerkle and song Wtlh Valeria White wear· and Laura of Indian t;llll. Ctn- During tire lntermlsllon Mrs. ..;,...; weekend esta or their EWIIll Chapel, Wednei!day TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY the anmver<ar,v of Mr and Mrs ing brown bear outfll. clanatl spent Ute spring vaca· Reynolds thanked the mother's f th John DIU~ and d gil- 2 p.m. with Ute Rev, Freel~~!"~ John McDerm tt t Those pres· Next came th~ "buzzlng bees" lion ~I week with his parents, for their cooperation IDd he!JI 1 er, r. au Norrbl officlaUng. Burial W olt Disney's "SON OF FLUBBER" en t ,,ere M~. and Mrs. Mlch· out or a reahsttc yellow paper Mr. and Mrs. James . Arnold ID gettlug lite chlldren readY ter. Vau an of Colum· In the Letart Falls eerne~ery. (Tech nlcolorl ael Yantl:l Columbus, 0 h 1 o, ibeehtve with the bony bee coo- and bls grandmother, Mrs. and Mrl. Lacey for her help In ~~ ~~e w:end with her Comtn~ from out of town Fred Marl\lurray , ~ancv OJ Mrs. Came Bumgarner, New tomes competmg the seene. Pe- Laura Bradbury 'lbey also vis- the musk! departmenl. pe 1\lr d Mn R E the servtcs -..re Mf. and Mrs. son, Keewm W~ nn . Leun T~ Haven, IV. Va , Mrs Wilham lite "Dancing Dolls" featured ited witll iter p.;...,.ls, Mr. and Preceding Ute play lbe Mid- parenbl, · an • • ' Wayne Carpenter and Gene and ler, Tommy Ktrk, Jo,mna Zerkle and fam ily, Syracuse, Martha McNeal and D_ebra Mul- Mrs. Arnold Eubanko, of Gal· cl1eport PTA held 111 reau1ar :V~WIUard Ebarsbach visit· Glenn, Mr. and _Mrs. Clair C<lrMoore, Charllt' Ru ggles. Le Ohw Mr and Mrs Vernon Rtz· ford doing a tap routme dress- lipoUs. Mr. Arnol<l Is a teacher bualneu meeliitg with Charles ed SUnda evenln with 1ler penter and, Eddi!1 Scott~ AI· on Ame~. El11011 Rt:'1d Ed er •nd ramtly. Hartford, W. ed m frothy pmk net; Martha 111 the Indian JliU Schoolo, Vrolltall, president, pr8aldent. of Belpre; W:· and M r Wynn, Ken ~Iurr.1 y !:oituart 11• ~• 8nd ~s. ClireliCe !<e \'a . Mr and Mrs Carl Zerkle McNeal In black leotard COlt• , Rev Howard Ru ave Ute paten Sidney Carj>enter and Don, 11 Erwm. and Jerry Raye Zerkle. Hart· tume gave an acrobatic exhibi· Pic Bill Fink and Pvt. Jeff lnv.;,.tlao ppe 1 Might of ~Uand. yld and Rlnnle: SaUnsville; Disnev C3rtaons lord W Va . Linda Lathey of tion; a "miniature ballet dan- Jaco~s of Ft. Bragg, North New offleers were lnstau.d Mrs. Ch8rles Buck was the Zelia Carpenter and Robe Adm1ss1un . 'i5r & 4!k Lel.lrt w Va Mr and Mrs. cer, April Fraser, dressed In Carolina, bave returned .to the b past • ldent John Kraw- ~nday ~oon guest , ~ 1\lr. Martha of Dayton: Mr. and , John McDermttt and son Scot· yellow net taking a cue from base after a visit with bls ~ ~ ,:::" lneluded Rlehard ::::: :~teWillard l!.'bersbaeh John Young, North Lewisburg; THURSDAY, Apr . 18 tv and Ka' Schaekei of Mas· her mother, former student of enls, Mr. and Mrs. Owen F Vro~ president presiding. Mr ~ F1 d Rumfleld Mr. and Mrs. Emmett ---' ~'-N..:.O_T ~E.N~_ _ on, w Va . ballet, concluded Uta dolll and family. ard lat.' vice pres!· of R ·tland lsli.d ~ • ed, Mrs. Ruby . FRIDA Y 1nd SATURDAY .._ ... ,.__...,. ... iiiiii-iiii""'J dance Mrs, Lettie Roush ~ad as d t· Mn &t, Ml1ls 2nd vice• _ u v Y even Mr and Mrs. Apr~l 19-'20 'I "This Old Man" wao present- her weekend guests. her diiUgb· M~' Joe · s..;. , ~ lilg, with Mrs. Charles Buck. l)u~bar, w. Va.; Mr. and ELVIS I'HESLF.Y ed by a group or boys dressed ters and famUles, Mr. and Mn. sls~t, ~illenn ~n'.ter· Mr. ~Mrs.;,;. E=a~ lloyd Waybright, Carl \1 "K ID GLAHAD" CfN·hmrolm) ~'ciir.lou..'!'it .. UIII•• ., "litlle men" with str~w Raymood Allensworth IDd chll· treasurar, ~rl O'olty. A~;:; da.;iert, :.s. Edgar bri~t. Glildys _and Mrs, II Elvts Pre,;Je~. Gtg Youn~. hats, suspenders and string lies dren, and Mr. and Mrs. AI Ruspointed to Ute County. Council Pr d famll Mlddl port EstJe Carpenter, Lola Albngl1t Juan Black 11 TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY followed by Steve Walbllrrl ID sell llld son, aU of Columbus. were Mrs Paul 'l1tell Mrs ~ annd Mr Yy,..111 . •6 Va.; Mrs, Chlora ~:IU.!B~::~~~ man Chr;~ Bronson FAMILY NIGHTS "IT'S WONDERFUL the song, " I Want to Leara to Mr. and Mrs, Owen Fink and Robert Mrl Ro~t B~ · ndr. a J s. of ~m 1 r~ Marge Raymer, \\Irs. Bt.>linda Lee Michael Craig Whistle." TO BE YOUNG" sono, Dany and Bill, Jeff Ja· keU MisP Mlldred. Hawley and ~ :"' Jail ares nd Skinner, Raymond Skinner and "E LEPHANT GUN" ITtchmcolorJ "Five Little Chickadees" cobs, Mr. and Mrs. Ruger Fink Mn' Pearl ReyPOids ' tria.da.; Po re ;":nd~ Mrs. Edith Winters, Gay, W. C'ltff Rlchard Rolwrt Mot'ley, - and1 wore Ingenious while and black afld Mr. and Mn. John Buck· Mt. Vroman ann.;,.eed that port ~er tile e- Va.; Mrs. EWe C<lrpenter, Cltar1 Carolt· G1 av The Sh:Himn Paul Lukather, .Joan Harvey Cliff R~t_·hafd the Elvb Pr('5 feather costumes complete with ley and son Jeff of Chesapeake, meeting of room mothers J Ebersb eh oi C 8 "HANDS OF A STRANGER" 1 • lesion, W. Va.; Mrs. Ed Beegle y. from Abt11arl' lail feat~ers. The folk d~ were Sunday dinner guesta of would he held at 1 p. m. Wed· busS: the w.!t.end !tu~r le and Johnny, Zanesville; Mr, Alto Cartoon by "Ach Ja was the concludtng Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boggo of nesday 111 Ute auditorium to hll Mr and Har· and Mrs. Dale Johnson, Colum· 11 SUN' MON. and TUES. Thur. & Fri. Aor. 11. 19 number done with enUtttslsJm Gallipolis. Jeff, who has been make plans for the calendar old = b · h.· ' bus; Mr. and Mro. Albert Barr, 3 ..tg~tEtVU e Krrk Douglas and the "Little Men" and "Ltlt~e the guest or his grandparents, project Tlie out-goiug president Jolin Joo~~ or S}'l'acuse is Mrs. Ru)"'rt Stewart and Mrs. THE BRAVE" Gena Rowlands in Wotmert" In colontal costumes m wtll return to Chesapeake with thanked lhe members and of· 111 • 11 l1l lD M . Me 1 1 Lois Grtmm, Akron; Mr. and, Krrk Dungla, Gena Ron lands "LONELY ARE , and gingham with aun· his parents. !Ioera for their ••""••a\llill ~--pci.,.lal.y e'8S mar a Mrs. Ray Elllo!t, Mr. ·and Mrs. r • Walter '1atrhau ~ l wha•l THE BRAVE" b t t tch Mr and Mr D igh W 11 ....,.... ...,. J W d Mr Elea Kane. Carroll O'Connm -andonne' 0 ma · · s. w t a ace given blm duriug the year. Tlte Mr and Mrs. Edward Llet· ames eaver an. . s. • Wallc... way favorltt1 for the "THE WISTFUL WIDOW Peter cushmg in , Dancers and their partners and sons, Bruee and Allen, and attendance award was given to w11er and famlly of Loralh and nor DaviS, Nelsonvtlle , and Mr. comfort·lovinl molol Hond· Bud ~bb::':t~~~~NL~~~~stello "NI&\!J,~~~~E~!~~ES" were Barbara Burkel!, Teresa daughter, Nancy Jo, spent Eas- Ut• kindergarten class. Ca i J M Lletwlle or Beth and Mrs Clifford Beegle, Woos· same Unlvenlty ttyled Wllk short, In smoath wash ''It l' un and Laughter! Also Cartoon · Barbara Fultz, Fran· ter SUnday with her parents, d/ Md. w~ week:nd gue:~ ter. wHr tafton. lizl1 2f.4t I.,......,,.....,.....,.....,...,;,,....,....,..J_!.o!""!"'~~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~~~M~cH~a~ff~ie~,:_J~an~e~t~N~eal,~T~er-~ Mr. and MJ:l· G. C. Knox of Famll Eotertai ed of 'Utek parents, 1\lr. and lofrs. • • chalet~ of colon. McConnelsville. Y D Jolvl Lletwller, Dmner Is Gtveo By Miss Kay Jenkinson of ~ Saturday Evening Mro. Charles Faulkner and J lis Jumbos spent the weekeed w1Ut John DIU aDd daughter, Miss daughter, Cathy of Springfield ames 8 ear es her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curt· Esther entertained their family and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rea Mr. and Mrs, James Bearhs OTHER MEN'S . IS Jenkmson and daughter·. lialurday evening at _I h e 1r anJ son, PhWp of Trladelphll, entertained with a dinner East· SHORTS $3.95 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snider. home In Enterprise. w. va. were weekend guests of er at their Flatwoods home bon· WALK ' ' -·. ' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stacy, and Guesll were- Mr. and Mrs. their mother, Mrs. Eroeot Rea orin8 her sister, Mn, Charles Mr. and Mrs. John Stacy_ of Wether Evans and David of and other ralalives. }\'ildermuth, on her birthday, Ravenn~ spent Easter Wllb Melvindale, Mtclt,; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pfarr Guests were Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. V1ctorla Stacy In Middle- Mn. Dallas Arnett and family, and famUy of Marysville w""' Wildermuth am. d aug b 1e r ' port. Mrs .. Stacy re~ed to Mr. IDd Mn. John DIU Jr. and Chester Road, Mr. and Mrs. AI: Ra~e!"'" Wtth her <blldren for Cindy, and Mr. and Mrs. Will· CarroU and Mr. and Mro, Bill len Dill, Pomery and Mr. and a Vl!lt. ard Dill of Mansfield; Mr. and wllllamson· children, David Mrs, WiiUam Bowers and film· Mr. and ~rs. Leo ChrlsUan Mn, Elsworth DIU IDd Connie, and Darla of Rutland. lly of Cuyahoga FaUs. CalliDg and grandchtldren, Danny IDd Mr. and Mrs. Carl DIU and fam. Janet, visited last week with lly, Mr. IDd Mrs. Orville WatMr. and Mrs. B. F. Parmalee. son, Mr. and Mrs, George Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Parmelee Starcher and family, Mr, and spent Sunday In Mason County, Mro, Harry Carleton IDd farnv;, Va. with her father, E1za lly and Mr. and Mn, Charteo Meadows. DIU and famlly, aU of Pomeroy. Group I of the Women's Association of the First United Pres· GAVE DINNER byterian ClttlJ'(;h In Middleport Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Struble Recipe-right results every will meet Tuesday evening Apr· entertained with a dinner Easttime! Only flarneless electric ril IB at Ute home of Mrs. IJar. er Sunday at their home, West cooking bas precision control ok. Sauer, Assisting hostesses Main St. Guesll were Mr. and so sure to please you, your will be Mrs. Rodney Sauer and Mrs, Rlcbard Struble and SOIIB, family, your budget. 6 out of Mrs. Lewis_ Sauer. Gordon, Douglas and Beyan of 10 Ohio Power customera en· The Offlctal Board of Heath joy cooler, cleaner electric Methodist Church will meet byterlan ehurch for their iiP'"1" Wednesday evening at I p,m, lsi numbers for the Easter lei· cooking. Average cost is only at the church, Tlte various son, 41 a day on our low rates! See Commission• ·will meet from 7 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jack· t~e new electTic ranges now. to 8 p.m, son of Rendvllle spent the weekCompare modern features, .;. Sharon Cleland of Columbuo end with hll sister and brothermodern beauty, safety and ' spent the Easter weekend with In-law, Mr, and Mrs, C. R. · performance - you'll find PU.LIC ENVY ••• her parenu, Mr. and Mno.• AJ. Young. Other guesll of 1be ELECTRIC COOKING prolen Roush and son of Bradbury. Younga were Mr. WUIWD DOll ' Mr. and Mn. Kenneth McCul- and IIOll, William of Columbua. vides WONDERFUL UVJNG, Iough spent Ute weekend with Mr. and Mn. Vernon Jlodther parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Jam- ers and son of Oak Harbor llld OHIO POWER COMPANY eo CrisweU, Miss Maxine Bennett of ' Coo The primary department of lumbus, spent the Easter week· Heath Melbodlst Church School end with their parenll, 1\lr, and sang a group of Easter llllll8' Mrs. Charles Bennelt. during the church school hour Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe, Easter momlng. They were ac- Bradbury, bad as their guesll comparded by Tom Baker. Mr1. for Ute weekend, their daughEdward Johnson was the direc- ter and .family, Mr. and Mra. tor for Ute opecial choir nurn- Joe McKay and eltlldreo of bers. Mentor, Mrs. Clarence Lacey direct- Mr, and Mn. Herber1 Ed· '' ed Ute choir of the First Ba~ warda of GalllpoUs were dJn. I NUMBER ONE Special LDw·Cnt lutallatlal OHarl list Church for the special mu- ner guesll Sunday of hll jlro.. slc on SUnday. Uter and famlly, Mi. and Mn. Ask your appliance dealer, or near-Rev. Howard Ruppelt was Charles Edwarda IDd Pat and est Ohio Power office. about the Ute choir director of Ute ~ Brenda. apecial wiring otrer now available. Guests of Mr, and Mn. Karl It a.sauree Ohio Power residential Owen, Middleport, lfur1ne the cuatomen that normal 240·volt Eaoter weekend were Mr. , IDd electrical inltallatioo for ra.naea. water beaten. dryen or air condi· Mro. John Goodftch, DaYton, tionen will not •zcud flO. Good Mr. and Mn. Jack Bowman a Redecoration 0 Classroom 8 . P/ anned ' 1J - .n.- _.. Jlr, 1114 =~~~==~~ with l!leir parento, Mr. '"""ror . .· of 111'1, ~ ID tire :i:~;:· lttf»nly 'About . ,J,.es;:';,. .; NOWYO~ - OW 'I'M NV• I ' lire u.Jted e -- ....... . .. Jl,lli NJ 1'11111 .. I&., 1 u:a1$tr .-41.. }• • ,) t ~· IJ t { ' • • - • • RAtHER at y OHIO 2 ~ Lineup National hins .. . I Around And About Middleport 1 MEIGS THEATRE Many Cpme For Funern/ Of' · Mr Carpenter ..e.. tlie': i.Jr v.- ' - Price Hikes Solid J! r:;:ll IHjl\;'l!J t1'Ji'Jjl i j ="'!:'ke': er;ug ie C&O ·strike Ballot AMBffiR<; :. WALK 'SHORfS J'; BI(fjllr 1 EL8ERFELDS IN POMEROY .........._, wonderful cooking starts here! . : : : :;..~:w for a limited time only. I·I , t ~,. " ! ' ' ;<..· •• _,. ""~:' . I ..,' •~ I i ~. I~ !. i'i"' ' '· BAI(ER . FURNI'tURE . Mld~l•et•rf, .lo =":; .Culumltlls. . · ' ' .. Mr, and Mn. Cub Babr, daughlen, Candace ...... ~ line, _. Ylllllng IIi Birmlnc' bam, Ala. irtth ber IIIIer ' ll1d family,' Mr. a'ntl ~. ,.J:alto .. ~ and eblldrea· ~ ~ ' . Mr, and .John ¥mr,' lin: ~~~~~~~~~·~,NBt~~~: John andwith Sltirrl, weekend lier IIPil!l ~·. till ~:~~~ Pd Mill. Gecqe M,th!Wt. ;r '.- !14.: ~- '• ,~~P;~JJ~:~~~~· •:!! Fairport, Pomeroy Bands �- • • Tit{) Daily SPntinel ' ·-- " ~ . ! ...... ·--·-........ ' Small boys aren't the only people who envy Big League baseball players. Mlllions of us of all ages must wonder now and then why late has chained us to a desk, glued us to a machine, imprisoned us in a salesman's car, other· wise consigned us tQ an unglamorous career. \ Unglamorous, that is, compared to the carefree, exciting lives these handsome, 'frisky young heroes enjoy as they pull down fabulous money for playing a game they no doubt would play for tree if no one had thought of paying them to play it. Consider the life of a baseball star. Every move followed by millions of admirers - some of them girls. Fan clubs. Autogr~h seekers - some of them girls. Spring training in the sunshine with expenses paid. Travel. Fine hotels. As much good food as you can eat - on an expense account yet. Plen· ty of sunshine and fresh air. And you can't beat the hours. But hOld it. Did you g•t your job over the active and talented ('jlmpetltion of a half dozen other guys who were just as determined as you to land it? When you bOQt 0 ne on the jolt - and don't we all? -· ·t:!o 4\),000 dedicated maniacs boo you? Do half a dozen eag'!_f beavers sit behind you, waiting and prayillg lor you to slow down a bit so they caii tlike over your work? ·~- ., ' Does the whole country ·know- when you are removed from .fM..,tart!iil:lli..,.. up; - -- -;:. -:::::-: Is the tension in your ·!olo"l<l·l!irn "YG•~ -- 1are too nervous to eat you go work and too depressed to ·sleep a!U!t-1 you get home? Do you know what most of': the .unsung baseball players make? N!it the big stars, but the mine-run boyst · · · Do you want to be washed up In your profession at 35? Do you want to be away from the family hall the time? Maybe ali of us should check our jobs point by point against those that look so posh and cushy. Maybe we'd be mora content with what we have. And of course there's always a way for any of us to be happier In what we're doing. We can merely do it better. . FRIDAY ' ........ •• ~- --........ ... APRil • ·-·. -- ·• • 1 ., -~ •• ''. . I PROPOSsD , . illt'!llti411K(- ~ \ • Refreshments COFFEE and ;· HOT• tiNE · · · and to PRO VE IT RouNo Tua ~We're Giving BIGGEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE 1~--...:M~'v-....t ~~ Of The YeJr - No Reasonable Offer Refused ·tt DONUTS ALL 3 DAYS '. Reports From The FREE ' )_' ' ~ GIFTS SINOLE CONTROL TO ALL ',p::;:.G --:~ co me. so attentive, that Marisa had call-. ed off the divorce proceedings- at least fnr the time being .. It was an evening devoted to entertainment. Dannv Kave The thorough, ge... tie wo~hing octi011 pioneered by MoyStillthe stand~ tomporison. renruswring~r. four springs ad jusf Swings 360 dt9rtes. Loch in any roller~J oartomotiqll)y' to thickness of fobric. Posltiwe .... EXTRA LARGE ROlLS OM fim,. one fliK· iblt tor thorough wcrter riMMrfcA ••• s-ntlt 1111 t.Hons •clzippa. ,, -SEDIMENT TRAP Round pore~lain tub with cone shaped bottom fOt' fomily size wosh. Siltlplt to cleon _ and Captures The dirt frHI the 'WOSh. Kttps.it tirtuloling through *- ,.. MODEL N2l 139 ,95 deon c:lothts. L..s Trode Allow ..... Features that make your washday Easiei: Faster~lmple. push-pull agi tator control • care white enamel finlUI • ~as Overslze casters for mo . . ' E t th" Y vng ··• • includes foc:k • At!toCom .. x :nltlck. sturdy: no-drip d r;)in hose • Beavttfvl eas'( ~1'preasiOO . power unit, factocy sealed w41ifetiiM lubricant. mat1c dra 1n board keeps w.:.ter off floor • •··and tlJc feature tliat mios tiJCIBallwori-Maytag DepelldabUit;r1 ed "hers" and "hers." We ended up late that a.m. at the Americana Hotel's refurbished Royal Box lor Ella Fitzgerald's de· ·-but an'd no superlatives are too superlative in describing Ella's sentimental and livelier ballads. One of her fans present could scarcely restrain herself in her enthusiasm-Sophia Loren. F.die Adams is another of the gal mimics who has finally dropped Marilyn 1\lonroe takeoffs from their acts- just as male mimics eliminated the Clark Gable routine .. . The sisters Lili St. Cyr and Dardi have not been too happy in their marriages. Dardi divorced Harold Min· sky and now Lili is divorcing Joe Zomar, the stunt man. A third, !della. the most beautiful of the three- and a perfect lady in every sense of the wordhas been happil y married for many years to Louis Marx, the toycoon. SQUARE TUB MAYTAG FREE ' GIFTS ., . TO ALL We Must ACTION • ~ MAYTAG WASHERS Starts .•• stops •• • .~ heard nothing until you've seen Eartha trot out with some 15 feet of sable stole snaking behind her and practically collapsing under the weight as she wraps it around her while singing "I'm Just An Oldfashioned Girl" - a girl who would be "satisfied with wall-to-wall monev" and a couple of apartment houses ·label- SINGLE CONTROL Storts ••• stops ••• rnerses wringu. Swings 360 d•· grm. Locksinanr aae of eightV posi· IimaS. ""'""""- rolkrs •utomat· kolly to thldfless If fobric.~PositiM nltaoi. ' ' Sell I * Get .P.OWERFUL AGITATOR ACnON 111~ thorough, gen;tle i aclioft ' ! I, • ' , ·' Includes Famous Lint-Filter Agitator MODEL ASOO $J199S • Hot, Warm, or Cold Water Temp • Metered Fill .. - no water pressure p.:O.,. lems • Water level Control • Safety-Ud stops action in seconds • Zinc-Coated Steel Cabin_et protects ogoinst rust • Maytag Agitator Action MASON, W. VA. hfinll.antfl.... Ide fit thorouglri 'WGtlr ,.movol •• , ventlt 011 but!OM I Gnchippln. MODEL A700 Deluxe Maytag with Automatic Bl~ch Dispenser • · ., l 2 $peed1 7-Cg«B SP 3-5592 EXTRA lARGE ROLLS :·~Free .DeliY_, -,free ' • Fully Automatic • lint Filter Tub • Water ~over • Safety-lid Switch • May!09 Ag1totor Action • Zinc Coated ~ met • famous Maytag Depeodability HERMAN GRATE • Excluso¥e l.int-Filter Agitator . and· , Push..._. Button . Water T~ •...,...rot ures 5 .· ,.,..s • Automatic Water l#iel ~OIIIrol • Solely-tid Switch ... ZIIIC.Coated Steel Cabinet f - Mlirkl• Agitator .. Adllil • ' •. Wale_r Temperature Selection • Safety. Lid Switch • lint-Filter Tub • W I Sav~r • Zinc Coated Cabinet Prat:C: Agaonsl Rust • Maylag Agitator Actiol Brand New ... Low Cost - 2 Speed ~M"""o."" .. A ....,."", All-Fabric Automatic SPECIAL ALLOWANCE ON THIS MODEL The aloes 'NOW I ·J ' 2 Speet/1 6-Cgc/B You \ .. . MODf:l A100 Mason Furniture I . t _>-~"-"Big Capacity - Fully Automatic L..sTr-.1• Allowonce ' I • 4 Cgc/e Petlol'lllantJ8 $229 95 • There's beginning to be a bit of an uprising among some members of the • I 18-19-20 ....... of his wife did the "Tovarich" star be- • ii:OO to 5:00 '. ·-. . POWERFUL AGITATOR • NOON SAT. 8:00 to 9:00 I • came into the Ziegfeld Theatre to delight an overflow, dressy audience, containing many of his devoted fans, among them Beatrice Lillie, Mary Martin, .Judy Garland, Leonard Bernstein, to say nothing of Billy Rose who booked him. l must make a confession. Danny pleased me-, too, a~ usual, but I found myself equally devoted to the Marquis family-four lovable t himps abd their friend, Gene Detroy. I left the Ziegfeld with the cheers still rolling out for Danny to catch up with one of the great singing show women of our time, Eartha Kilt, at the Pla- ' ' .. --·. note soundP.d in the Jean Pierre AumontMarisa Pa~·an set-up. So ardent a wooer I at MASON FURNITURE This Week" . THURSOAY 8:00 to 12 By LOUIS SOBOL No matter how the Liz Taylor-Dick Burton-Sybil Burton triangle finally resolves itself, there seems to be a happier see n 'MaU+5 ',. J~g - .,J. ..... -· one of eighty positions. za's Persian Room . You 've New.. --- "' !"'•shiDf!On Column Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting . ~9 -~ B"y . f!.v·· • • • ...___. • '. • .... • "H,...w DoreYau Bypos~ Me?'~., .. • C:OMMINTATING EDITORIAlLY Reverie For ASpring Day • - . • We offer I' I .. �- • • Tit{) Daily SPntinel ' ·-- " ~ . ! ...... ·--·-........ ' Small boys aren't the only people who envy Big League baseball players. Mlllions of us of all ages must wonder now and then why late has chained us to a desk, glued us to a machine, imprisoned us in a salesman's car, other· wise consigned us tQ an unglamorous career. \ Unglamorous, that is, compared to the carefree, exciting lives these handsome, 'frisky young heroes enjoy as they pull down fabulous money for playing a game they no doubt would play for tree if no one had thought of paying them to play it. Consider the life of a baseball star. Every move followed by millions of admirers - some of them girls. Fan clubs. Autogr~h seekers - some of them girls. Spring training in the sunshine with expenses paid. Travel. Fine hotels. As much good food as you can eat - on an expense account yet. Plen· ty of sunshine and fresh air. And you can't beat the hours. But hOld it. Did you g•t your job over the active and talented ('jlmpetltion of a half dozen other guys who were just as determined as you to land it? When you bOQt 0 ne on the jolt - and don't we all? -· ·t:!o 4\),000 dedicated maniacs boo you? Do half a dozen eag'!_f beavers sit behind you, waiting and prayillg lor you to slow down a bit so they caii tlike over your work? ·~- ., ' Does the whole country ·know- when you are removed from .fM..,tart!iil:lli..,.. up; - -- -;:. -:::::-: Is the tension in your ·!olo"l<l·l!irn "YG•~ -- 1are too nervous to eat you go work and too depressed to ·sleep a!U!t-1 you get home? Do you know what most of': the .unsung baseball players make? N!it the big stars, but the mine-run boyst · · · Do you want to be washed up In your profession at 35? Do you want to be away from the family hall the time? Maybe ali of us should check our jobs point by point against those that look so posh and cushy. Maybe we'd be mora content with what we have. And of course there's always a way for any of us to be happier In what we're doing. We can merely do it better. . FRIDAY ' ........ •• ~- --........ ... APRil • ·-·. -- ·• • 1 ., -~ •• ''. . I PROPOSsD , . illt'!llti411K(- ~ \ • Refreshments COFFEE and ;· HOT• tiNE · · · and to PRO VE IT RouNo Tua ~We're Giving BIGGEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE 1~--...:M~'v-....t ~~ Of The YeJr - No Reasonable Offer Refused ·tt DONUTS ALL 3 DAYS '. Reports From The FREE ' )_' ' ~ GIFTS SINOLE CONTROL TO ALL ',p::;:.G --:~ co me. so attentive, that Marisa had call-. ed off the divorce proceedings- at least fnr the time being .. It was an evening devoted to entertainment. Dannv Kave The thorough, ge... tie wo~hing octi011 pioneered by MoyStillthe stand~ tomporison. renruswring~r. four springs ad jusf Swings 360 dt9rtes. Loch in any roller~J oartomotiqll)y' to thickness of fobric. Posltiwe .... EXTRA LARGE ROlLS OM fim,. one fliK· iblt tor thorough wcrter riMMrfcA ••• s-ntlt 1111 t.Hons •clzippa. ,, -SEDIMENT TRAP Round pore~lain tub with cone shaped bottom fOt' fomily size wosh. Siltlplt to cleon _ and Captures The dirt frHI the 'WOSh. Kttps.it tirtuloling through *- ,.. MODEL N2l 139 ,95 deon c:lothts. L..s Trode Allow ..... Features that make your washday Easiei: Faster~lmple. push-pull agi tator control • care white enamel finlUI • ~as Overslze casters for mo . . ' E t th" Y vng ··• • includes foc:k • At!toCom .. x :nltlck. sturdy: no-drip d r;)in hose • Beavttfvl eas'( ~1'preasiOO . power unit, factocy sealed w41ifetiiM lubricant. mat1c dra 1n board keeps w.:.ter off floor • •··and tlJc feature tliat mios tiJCIBallwori-Maytag DepelldabUit;r1 ed "hers" and "hers." We ended up late that a.m. at the Americana Hotel's refurbished Royal Box lor Ella Fitzgerald's de· ·-but an'd no superlatives are too superlative in describing Ella's sentimental and livelier ballads. One of her fans present could scarcely restrain herself in her enthusiasm-Sophia Loren. F.die Adams is another of the gal mimics who has finally dropped Marilyn 1\lonroe takeoffs from their acts- just as male mimics eliminated the Clark Gable routine .. . The sisters Lili St. Cyr and Dardi have not been too happy in their marriages. Dardi divorced Harold Min· sky and now Lili is divorcing Joe Zomar, the stunt man. A third, !della. the most beautiful of the three- and a perfect lady in every sense of the wordhas been happil y married for many years to Louis Marx, the toycoon. SQUARE TUB MAYTAG FREE ' GIFTS ., . TO ALL We Must ACTION • ~ MAYTAG WASHERS Starts .•• stops •• • .~ heard nothing until you've seen Eartha trot out with some 15 feet of sable stole snaking behind her and practically collapsing under the weight as she wraps it around her while singing "I'm Just An Oldfashioned Girl" - a girl who would be "satisfied with wall-to-wall monev" and a couple of apartment houses ·label- SINGLE CONTROL Storts ••• stops ••• rnerses wringu. Swings 360 d•· grm. Locksinanr aae of eightV posi· IimaS. ""'""""- rolkrs •utomat· kolly to thldfless If fobric.~PositiM nltaoi. ' ' Sell I * Get .P.OWERFUL AGITATOR ACnON 111~ thorough, gen;tle i aclioft ' ! I, • ' , ·' Includes Famous Lint-Filter Agitator MODEL ASOO $J199S • Hot, Warm, or Cold Water Temp • Metered Fill .. - no water pressure p.:O.,. lems • Water level Control • Safety-Ud stops action in seconds • Zinc-Coated Steel Cabin_et protects ogoinst rust • Maytag Agitator Action MASON, W. VA. hfinll.antfl.... Ide fit thorouglri 'WGtlr ,.movol •• , ventlt 011 but!OM I Gnchippln. MODEL A700 Deluxe Maytag with Automatic Bl~ch Dispenser • · ., l 2 $peed1 7-Cg«B SP 3-5592 EXTRA lARGE ROLLS :·~Free .DeliY_, -,free ' • Fully Automatic • lint Filter Tub • Water ~over • Safety-lid Switch • May!09 Ag1totor Action • Zinc Coated ~ met • famous Maytag Depeodability HERMAN GRATE • Excluso¥e l.int-Filter Agitator . and· , Push..._. Button . Water T~ •...,...rot ures 5 .· ,.,..s • Automatic Water l#iel ~OIIIrol • Solely-tid Switch ... ZIIIC.Coated Steel Cabinet f - Mlirkl• Agitator .. Adllil • ' •. Wale_r Temperature Selection • Safety. Lid Switch • lint-Filter Tub • W I Sav~r • Zinc Coated Cabinet Prat:C: Agaonsl Rust • Maylag Agitator Actiol Brand New ... Low Cost - 2 Speed ~M"""o."" .. A ....,."", All-Fabric Automatic SPECIAL ALLOWANCE ON THIS MODEL The aloes 'NOW I ·J ' 2 Speet/1 6-Cgc/B You \ .. . MODf:l A100 Mason Furniture I . t _>-~"-"Big Capacity - Fully Automatic L..sTr-.1• Allowonce ' I • 4 Cgc/e Petlol'lllantJ8 $229 95 • There's beginning to be a bit of an uprising among some members of the • I 18-19-20 ....... of his wife did the "Tovarich" star be- • ii:OO to 5:00 '. ·-. . POWERFUL AGITATOR • NOON SAT. 8:00 to 9:00 I • came into the Ziegfeld Theatre to delight an overflow, dressy audience, containing many of his devoted fans, among them Beatrice Lillie, Mary Martin, .Judy Garland, Leonard Bernstein, to say nothing of Billy Rose who booked him. l must make a confession. Danny pleased me-, too, a~ usual, but I found myself equally devoted to the Marquis family-four lovable t himps abd their friend, Gene Detroy. I left the Ziegfeld with the cheers still rolling out for Danny to catch up with one of the great singing show women of our time, Eartha Kilt, at the Pla- ' ' .. --·. note soundP.d in the Jean Pierre AumontMarisa Pa~·an set-up. So ardent a wooer I at MASON FURNITURE This Week" . THURSOAY 8:00 to 12 By LOUIS SOBOL No matter how the Liz Taylor-Dick Burton-Sybil Burton triangle finally resolves itself, there seems to be a happier see n 'MaU+5 ',. J~g - .,J. ..... -· one of eighty positions. za's Persian Room . You 've New.. --- "' !"'•shiDf!On Column Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting . ~9 -~ B"y . f!.v·· • • • ...___. • '. • .... • "H,...w DoreYau Bypos~ Me?'~., .. • C:OMMINTATING EDITORIAlLY Reverie For ASpring Day • - . • We offer I' I .. �' .rl I"' Coast GtJ.ard Freeman ...td t4 ,.... !lave I aore tah. · been n.ode in 13 statea: Alabama. A Pine 1 ' . ullure Departmen . t Is Agnc . Recrea ' t Ional Loans MakIDJJ I W~~~G; ~~~~lo;!,.. :~::, ! .. .~ Apple, !inane·, :~:'~~.= ~m~~. Fall T Mat•nal For erm. ~! ';:I '4~ 0 ol · '' ,. • • IKlOft the moole ''Cfoor"'ra'' lt!IJIII!e Cl!ioter. "'Cleo" wlll eoat ·'J.,.t ' \CliO a OJI taol · teJroPid 11>11 JuDe vorloua• .,.... firat-nlghten 1 cool 12:10 per duo • 1JJQLi.vwooo luPu - (:lo. mloroo wDJ beaollt dtaritab!e 111111 eat-111111 the pnmloro aJroacly Ia pjlln, wlio not ,~ly l'!IIDM p eultural orpnl2allon. 16 tbe oold out. stud.lo blplp • • y It •plnl '!Jut ~~~~~~ iNN Iller .. opplng lwlo ct. $tO 'mllUoD, ao- will eara UIII,Oilll for the eonter. 1y bqkruptrd 20th ColliUrJ. J'ox COI'IIIIIi to a studio '"" pl'l!ll~ - ' " JUP1o may yet prove to bo tile doDt. It worb like. thla: a.arlteble IMit charitable woman In .bfl. So)iijOUf Pue, aeeutlve veep ct. cqani<Jtlml obl.ahl Ule rlgbts to torj, Jlth.¥ox,. Mid - . 118 dlarll)o a m nlo from lbe producilon ~ 11111 never make up far prtlililrol1fiU bo beld in varlolll company and than sell tickeu !li ~ f40 mUilon-plus thai flit - A!Pmlrm 11111. CanadlaD tll!eo- prlcet bOj'ond tholr •CWBI COO\. '4"> t,vll_lled .., her. Ill _,., · Tile ..,.. ....lei. doilllt. lor ft· 5IICh ot11,er fll'(lllpl •• Nt Stnal 11!•' ,.,_ old gal I ·giving Ma try. ample, wtll bollefll lbo oew aty llospllal, lbe Variety Clab and l:OIIl~~ ' a1 Mr . t the J'on,.,..»n .for. tbo Junior pee oeal. belleYo dltrit7 bopo .t home, Bllod are follow\DIII!flln South· 'h>ao. wb!cb ,does thlnp biC- uya all the fuad l'll*tnlll p erio Calilor~~ia. To ~ 1llo IW i-1 fld bettor tblll oloo, llbla boo .. el. tbo ...,.ew~,~ !>I the ~ plcmro ~ •• lour voriel)o club prlnljo!ro t!!l ~ i!lt Jl! ial •-a. Ill the Loa .tngeleJ area Is f781,· which obould top the Calllottlia patra." ooo-,or almoot hal( 10 much If ' :1 New York elfortl. Evea "-HID'" ..... rtJPid Taylor wao paid lor . It taltes I!OIIIe pi the ~all thla luu. But than ~ll4lil ~~ In the moVIe. off the siiJdJo aa weD "' EIW>- J1ett0n and S.yo 11ar1no1, who · ' In New York Cily, the Will beth Tay)jw and her friend Rich- -tarred tq lha eple, dlda1 u· .• It Rogen Hospital and the O'Don· ard Burton. If "Cleopatra" Is a tolli.sb 'wo or three contlnel1tJ l•et, wore )lot lrloadl. pafoc""!"mt- ,.11. ' If nell lle$!arcb Labo!;atorjes ·~ bomb-and odds are It .won'! be with a love affair of lha . _ Therefore, delpite lht erllielll>l naioe • iiMI ' · pic~ up $150,01111 at !he Rlvoll ....,I least the people who plllllked c1. LJ11 and ~. . ~sh the lnt4nll -.. · Theat.r with tickeu _a~ at •too out 1210 lor tlckeu can COD!Qie Beoton and Nlao lllll'tJ"lee. Ill ot Nlao Taylcir ,tlad Burton, !lao Ior u• 0 : · .jiia. tb•i lng quail lor controlled hunLng. I anuary-March peru.Ki. uctive Cleo May Yet Prove Charitable ~'7~:!,"= .roe••• -el,"' Ql"t' "dlpb<namlcl " a derivative C' Ala., farmer : ~ul cl ~ ~ \.AJ_ , Todiana Malllll, Mln!ulppl. earmarke(l about $3.:1411 of a , .. lha complex . • North Carolilla 12), Wlseonstn. lcroatioo loan to «JJVOit broiler "N. N-<IJmethy].z. 2- dlpl!enyJ. Kaosu, New Hampshire, ldaho, lhouoealo quail pt9!1uctlon for oon. acetamide." 'l1lo tWer \VII cia.:;i T.........,, Texas. Utah, and trolled hunUng and lor eommer- ~eloped by two chemical firma,. ,., Commandant, U. 'accredited .,n.,.. . 0 New York. I etal markets. . Elanci> Pn> \Guard hu alli!QUnCOd tbal •• tho time"'~ I<Jr In addition to funds lor reerea<The UpJOhn Co. and tely cationo are now belni . achool. Appl'-11 who l" • . 128 - ,tion development. the farmen al· l An Agricultural RORaTcb Ser· jducto Co.l, working oepora ed lor tho Coast Guard In law « lly GAYLORD P. GODWIN Freeman sa;:, -..:ota\of s . l · .. reeeived loans to lmprove lviee spoko:oman said a new land eompetltivoly. Candidate School ~ ~y 1 '::...l:p :u:'n' theJT farming and farm T1>e Agrleulture .. convent Yorktown,, tary of Agriculture Orville L. ' terprtses an thelr farms. . The , m~ W~nsin farmer received a !per • and tobaeco growen after ~tl)' granted .• . no ~ oo ~~be;rt:' ~ Freeman said tlle (iT!I enter- I new loans we~ authonzed m the loan of $2,400 to devel<>p a camp- !test.s Indicated lba!' It can lm- registration lor dJpb<namlcl. 'l'llbl :~~:'ee wll~ convent on FobrU· prises ,Hnauced by farmers Home 1food and agncult~ act o[ UM~. in sJte and build 8 boating dock. prove yields and reduce sub- means that when the cbemicalis i 8 9 1864 AQmlnlstralion. recreation loans The lo~a:: ~~~~::1 ~:rn: r AgCievela nd County, N. c. farmer stanlially manhours spent In cul-lapplied as directed on tbe label I 1ppllcan~ must be bel~reen l..rve ~elude( overmg,~t accoamm,modaall-l1~yr~eloping on-farm recreation 1got $17,745hi tocotton enlarge a golf b~IonA.RS ""'en"~· said there shoUld be no residue on the •lthe ages of 2l 'and 21 ,~ tmns or vaca 1oners, and beef cat- .1.11e -.... !.UIWI ba 1 te For ('Ommunlty golf course, and rais- 1facilitteS. The rPport OO\'t rs the :u:~n .and to improve a six· weed killer ha• the generic name harvetted plant. a cca aurea 0 n The Farm Fronf . ,.- ... ' I .i~ :/JPf3 PORK &BEANS ltwo '. •• IVANS SUPER TRIM SWIFT'S PREMIUM : U. $. COVT. INSPICTID ENGLISH CUT \ • SUPER MARKETS We Reserve The Right To Limit Qucantities Evona Super Trim-5wift'• Premium . U. S. Goy't. ln1ptcted 14-oz. CDnl CHUCK STEAK Evcan1 Super Trim - SWIFT'S IIOOK,.RD COUPON AND PURCHASI Of, YES!t4/Jf3 WILL PAY YOU lc>Hl• 11f 100 NORWICH ASPIRINS NOW THJU SAT. A,lll 20TH AT ANY !:VANS ~UPER MAilKft 500 cut · IREEI BEAlS FOR 5 DIFFERENT LABElS FROM ANY OF THESE FAMOUS UBBY'S CANNED AND or, IO·ot. ior you .. ~.. PineappL lrapefruit Dr. ... ,.., 11\&1114.,1 d/1hrwd Wille troll! .., 40II'llilut l u al n• .• Ulb.'tprttMtllhon ali girl, 39 vz lb. Kraft's Miracle Whip, Swett ltlith GNtH Hard-lo.IIM Eggt. lottft Coli POTATO SALAD L•r~clout, T~~mpttnt, Dellciou1, SatlefyA . lng and So lnbpenslve. • St OFP 3DJ Cans KhKI Size Tu .. 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A•-• 49 ·.6 Stralnod ,.., 2 4,.,........... 39 SKINNER SKINNER REYNOLDS ' I;. 16-oa. boa ' ' ~· :• 7J' • 29 '4 I J r: ' ' , . , , '· .,,./'!' . 14-oa. ""' ~ 41 boa \ ' ·~· "' ,.. ' ' J.vMbe Aluminum Pall ' .. Rq. ........., ltralood Dlnnm lor h"w 3 3~~oa, 77 Thin ~··h~ttl I for'"-br u ·n s • SUPEROSE 43 can NOIIHEIN Lunch Napkins To.ilet Tissue ' .. 29 2. . 80ct. boa.. 4 ;=~ ., 39 . MICHIGAN lb. bag . ,J-=:·21 •' .• pkg. • Vanilla ·lu•n'o-Miorol!mollow Ptiilll 12oz. Cocoanut Chocohde - , ~ ........., . CRISP, FRESH, TENDER NEW RORIDA RED Flre1lde Creme• ....... ,, doz. Pkgs. ' '1 '1 ,____ _ Redeem This Coupon Thru Sat., April 20th . At Arry Evans Super Market lb. Ctn. Cont. Frllkitl Dot Food '1 '1 ,,.,..lunt . Platllc Qt. ' '1 I lbs. or more lv!lnt Iuper Trim, Swift'• U. I. h\t't, ln1p1ctt4 FRESH, JUICY PQNCH PIISTIGE ·• Otv. Ptlllll · p~.... '' ·. $ \ 10 10 10 6 PurchaM of; lro•• 8etf or 8ra1nd Clllck lb, COnAGE CHEESE 2 49 79 SEALTEST ICE CREAM ~o;, Borden's Bem Flake Rolls 5 8-oz.$1I 39 Kraft latural Sliced SWISS CHEESE ..... Plre. ' •and Stomp ~ Lem lorden'o, lroughton't, Valley Bell, Fairmont . limltey;~'"·cdco~ ·' Del ', •.:r- 49 r . Monte ¥rune Juice Italiano .Noodles · 2..... ·-~ 43' Sciva7c,. 1~44 ·· • Molotu~id.. Prln(f~SS ' ..... ;p· 'aJ. I -· Wflh Creolll' ~ ·• ,., · • Dlxlo Coli, Drink WESSOt-1 A CUP REFILLS ':. ll- . -~~. 31 .Do,.o'o - ·Choc. GARDEI HOSE Attractive I II t t 1 r paffem . ·-···-- . . ', Princ.U.iine•! Pineappre Juice F&P Tomato Sauce F&P Tomato Paste Hunt's Solid P., ck To~t~•oer, . American Beauty Shtllie INns Musselman's .Apple Buffer Del M.o"t.. J,,jmos """ . Hunt's Solid-Pack Tomatoes · Del Monte·chunk Tuna ·, Mu.ss•lma~s Jelly "".=~~~=rz.;,~:i&iisifn.cl~s--PJ~ Fillins'k=;,¥ .h .• ..... 100 EXTRA J W G r.-r•n I.._ 'II 8 V rolla Rlfmolia;Scrap BilL 1 oO EXTRA ""'"iol Green Stomp1 0 M FRill COCITIIL 14-oz. ·~· 46 pkg. 45 HI 8 WHITING 1-1•. 6 $1 Garden Sweet Peas 5 S1I 5 ~·; , Vienna Sausage Sauerkraut 5 c~~. SJ Cut Green Beans 4 Canl S1I Deep Brown Beans 4 2~ " Pineapple Chunks 3 stI 3 Fruit Cocktail I 39 Sliced Pineapple Beef Stew 2~~- 89 Stuffed Manz. Olives u~::· 79 Sauerkraut 2 ::~. 29 31 Gold Note ............ DOwn Cake Mixes :llH P U~ CH.UE EVANS INSTANT COFFEE ~t~h ~~~~~'•m Hami. No. JOJ WIlit COUPON lb. tyl 1 . "T.y A :Katie EVANS Solad Tonlcht ••• Mtde Frooh Dolly In ••• kotle EVANS Kltthena" ., C:.na 50 EXTRA J~r ccn Storn p1 Co~by LONGHORN CHEESE EIILISH IOUITlil WIJ1< 79 lb. r FAICJ ;ERCH . Rolled 1~. MIAT loolh Sunda;0 :~~:, BEEF ROAST i;.uOi'ii-~::. 55 lb. Swift'• Premium U. S. Cov't. lnopectwd - SO EXTRA Jw Gree n ~ t amp~ ' CUTS .. Cant Brown \ su.g_er trim• CHOICE CENTER t (' ' ' i II 1111 Monday thru Thursday .••.... . 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday and Saturday .• . •. 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. . . . . -beth uc ; Deep . , 0111 SUPER TRIM - SWJFT'I PREMIUM - U. S. low't. 111,11... .. Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport • • ' 83 l1'1.whlth . ' 8·oa• btl. 75 Royal Prince YAMS 2 N:;!OJ 57 Underwood hvllod Nano 4 '11 .... con No.I ~· Uti! 39 <' ·35: �' .rl I"' Coast GtJ.ard Freeman ...td t4 ,.... !lave I aore tah. · been n.ode in 13 statea: Alabama. A Pine 1 ' . ullure Departmen . t Is Agnc . Recrea ' t Ional Loans MakIDJJ I W~~~G; ~~~~lo;!,.. :~::, ! .. .~ Apple, !inane·, :~:'~~.= ~m~~. Fall T Mat•nal For erm. ~! ';:I '4~ 0 ol · '' ,. • • IKlOft the moole ''Cfoor"'ra'' lt!IJIII!e Cl!ioter. "'Cleo" wlll eoat ·'J.,.t ' \CliO a OJI taol · teJroPid 11>11 JuDe vorloua• .,.... firat-nlghten 1 cool 12:10 per duo • 1JJQLi.vwooo luPu - (:lo. mloroo wDJ beaollt dtaritab!e 111111 eat-111111 the pnmloro aJroacly Ia pjlln, wlio not ,~ly l'!IIDM p eultural orpnl2allon. 16 tbe oold out. stud.lo blplp • • y It •plnl '!Jut ~~~~~~ iNN Iller .. opplng lwlo ct. $tO 'mllUoD, ao- will eara UIII,Oilll for the eonter. 1y bqkruptrd 20th ColliUrJ. J'ox COI'IIIIIi to a studio '"" pl'l!ll~ - ' " JUP1o may yet prove to bo tile doDt. It worb like. thla: a.arlteble IMit charitable woman In .bfl. So)iijOUf Pue, aeeutlve veep ct. cqani<Jtlml obl.ahl Ule rlgbts to torj, Jlth.¥ox,. Mid - . 118 dlarll)o a m nlo from lbe producilon ~ 11111 never make up far prtlililrol1fiU bo beld in varlolll company and than sell tickeu !li ~ f40 mUilon-plus thai flit - A!Pmlrm 11111. CanadlaD tll!eo- prlcet bOj'ond tholr •CWBI COO\. '4"> t,vll_lled .., her. Ill _,., · Tile ..,.. ....lei. doilllt. lor ft· 5IICh ot11,er fll'(lllpl •• Nt Stnal 11!•' ,.,_ old gal I ·giving Ma try. ample, wtll bollefll lbo oew aty llospllal, lbe Variety Clab and l:OIIl~~ ' a1 Mr . t the J'on,.,..»n .for. tbo Junior pee oeal. belleYo dltrit7 bopo .t home, Bllod are follow\DIII!flln South· 'h>ao. wb!cb ,does thlnp biC- uya all the fuad l'll*tnlll p erio Calilor~~ia. To ~ 1llo IW i-1 fld bettor tblll oloo, llbla boo .. el. tbo ...,.ew~,~ !>I the ~ plcmro ~ •• lour voriel)o club prlnljo!ro t!!l ~ i!lt Jl! ial •-a. Ill the Loa .tngeleJ area Is f781,· which obould top the Calllottlia patra." ooo-,or almoot hal( 10 much If ' :1 New York elfortl. Evea "-HID'" ..... rtJPid Taylor wao paid lor . It taltes I!OIIIe pi the ~all thla luu. But than ~ll4lil ~~ In the moVIe. off the siiJdJo aa weD "' EIW>- J1ett0n and S.yo 11ar1no1, who · ' In New York Cily, the Will beth Tay)jw and her friend Rich- -tarred tq lha eple, dlda1 u· .• It Rogen Hospital and the O'Don· ard Burton. If "Cleopatra" Is a tolli.sb 'wo or three contlnel1tJ l•et, wore )lot lrloadl. pafoc""!"mt- ,.11. ' If nell lle$!arcb Labo!;atorjes ·~ bomb-and odds are It .won'! be with a love affair of lha . _ Therefore, delpite lht erllielll>l naioe • iiMI ' · pic~ up $150,01111 at !he Rlvoll ....,I least the people who plllllked c1. LJ11 and ~. . ~sh the lnt4nll -.. · Theat.r with tickeu _a~ at •too out 1210 lor tlckeu can COD!Qie Beoton and Nlao lllll'tJ"lee. Ill ot Nlao Taylcir ,tlad Burton, !lao Ior u• 0 : · .jiia. tb•i lng quail lor controlled hunLng. I anuary-March peru.Ki. uctive Cleo May Yet Prove Charitable ~'7~:!,"= .roe••• -el,"' Ql"t' "dlpb<namlcl " a derivative C' Ala., farmer : ~ul cl ~ ~ \.AJ_ , Todiana Malllll, Mln!ulppl. earmarke(l about $3.:1411 of a , .. lha complex . • North Carolilla 12), Wlseonstn. lcroatioo loan to «JJVOit broiler "N. N-<IJmethy].z. 2- dlpl!enyJ. Kaosu, New Hampshire, ldaho, lhouoealo quail pt9!1uctlon for oon. acetamide." 'l1lo tWer \VII cia.:;i T.........,, Texas. Utah, and trolled hunUng and lor eommer- ~eloped by two chemical firma,. ,., Commandant, U. 'accredited .,n.,.. . 0 New York. I etal markets. . Elanci> Pn> \Guard hu alli!QUnCOd tbal •• tho time"'~ I<Jr In addition to funds lor reerea<The UpJOhn Co. and tely cationo are now belni . achool. Appl'-11 who l" • . 128 - ,tion development. the farmen al· l An Agricultural RORaTcb Ser· jducto Co.l, working oepora ed lor tho Coast Guard In law « lly GAYLORD P. GODWIN Freeman sa;:, -..:ota\of s . l · .. reeeived loans to lmprove lviee spoko:oman said a new land eompetltivoly. Candidate School ~ ~y 1 '::...l:p :u:'n' theJT farming and farm T1>e Agrleulture .. convent Yorktown,, tary of Agriculture Orville L. ' terprtses an thelr farms. . The , m~ W~nsin farmer received a !per • and tobaeco growen after ~tl)' granted .• . no ~ oo ~~be;rt:' ~ Freeman said tlle (iT!I enter- I new loans we~ authonzed m the loan of $2,400 to devel<>p a camp- !test.s Indicated lba!' It can lm- registration lor dJpb<namlcl. 'l'llbl :~~:'ee wll~ convent on FobrU· prises ,Hnauced by farmers Home 1food and agncult~ act o[ UM~. in sJte and build 8 boating dock. prove yields and reduce sub- means that when the cbemicalis i 8 9 1864 AQmlnlstralion. recreation loans The lo~a:: ~~~~::1 ~:rn: r AgCievela nd County, N. c. farmer stanlially manhours spent In cul-lapplied as directed on tbe label I 1ppllcan~ must be bel~reen l..rve ~elude( overmg,~t accoamm,modaall-l1~yr~eloping on-farm recreation 1got $17,745hi tocotton enlarge a golf b~IonA.RS ""'en"~· said there shoUld be no residue on the •lthe ages of 2l 'and 21 ,~ tmns or vaca 1oners, and beef cat- .1.11e -.... !.UIWI ba 1 te For ('Ommunlty golf course, and rais- 1facilitteS. The rPport OO\'t rs the :u:~n .and to improve a six· weed killer ha• the generic name harvetted plant. a cca aurea 0 n The Farm Fronf . ,.- ... ' I .i~ :/JPf3 PORK &BEANS ltwo '. •• IVANS SUPER TRIM SWIFT'S PREMIUM : U. $. COVT. INSPICTID ENGLISH CUT \ • SUPER MARKETS We Reserve The Right To Limit Qucantities Evona Super Trim-5wift'• Premium . U. S. Goy't. ln1ptcted 14-oz. CDnl CHUCK STEAK Evcan1 Super Trim - SWIFT'S IIOOK,.RD COUPON AND PURCHASI Of, YES!t4/Jf3 WILL PAY YOU lc>Hl• 11f 100 NORWICH ASPIRINS NOW THJU SAT. A,lll 20TH AT ANY !:VANS ~UPER MAilKft 500 cut · IREEI BEAlS FOR 5 DIFFERENT LABElS FROM ANY OF THESE FAMOUS UBBY'S CANNED AND or, IO·ot. ior you .. ~.. PineappL lrapefruit Dr. ... ,.., 11\&1114.,1 d/1hrwd Wille troll! .., 40II'llilut l u al n• .• Ulb.'tprttMtllhon ali girl, 39 vz lb. Kraft's Miracle Whip, Swett ltlith GNtH Hard-lo.IIM Eggt. lottft Coli POTATO SALAD L•r~clout, T~~mpttnt, Dellciou1, SatlefyA . lng and So lnbpenslve. • St OFP 3DJ Cans KhKI Size Tu .. COLGATE TOOTHPASTE YOIIMITI IAITLm 303 SO EXTRA Jw Green Gallon WITH COU~ON '" co, Stom p 1 'UWCHASI Cana or Holf -GoiiDn HOMOGENIZED MILK PURS I . No.2 Can1 No.2~$1 •.. Can1 PUFFS No.2 PACIAL TISSUU Can WITH SO EXTRA JN GrPl!1 Stamp > COUI'ON AND ~IJKHASI Coo \!) Gal. Any Fluor Wellnley fa1rn1 ICE CREAM ~N~~ ...~;Tsu~.·~~,.WJrr White, Pink, Aqua SAVE 30c I Limited Supply I Double Face -11 V4" Unbreakable l'olyethylono Queen Anne 1f2 GAL. DECANTER VAIITY MIRROR 2 Quart tlnaeled poly with pour lip and tight· Hal · cover. Auotted cOlon. l"ftetted Retail 49c 6" Mirror. China bou. Platinum Trim, lndl· HI·O Oran1• er Orilpe Drink 77 JFB vlduallr boxed. Pe•nut lutttr For Indoor or Outdoor U.o 10-Year Guarante• Shatterproof Styrene 50 Ft. - SHAM TUMBLERS \} tn<h lnolde DlomtltJr 2·PLY RIIIED 3·1~. Jar 91 Brilliant grien "Mirror finish" with all-bra11 full flaw couplint•· lutt•d conlfrudlon! Unconditionally tuarantucl. Fa.. mous L. lt. A . Booster lngrecllent1 proted hose against uftra violet ray deterioration. Sugg..ted Retail $3.49. Safe In dishwashers. Htavy bas• tesittl tiptllng. Campare at 19c:. NORTHERN TOWELS 53 2::41 iiOIITitEIN ' . l', "" ' ,. . '·' ' .§o I• ' • :.-r: .,.~ N~ $ ' 5 4 4 4 4 c1!1 .... ·'1 ~:; = = l..'!. 2..... Jo,. ·-· O:tntn'......... .....__ a· ~an . IIOUX Hon!y 'Spre~d · 12-!fa. I~( ·· 3 '1 lb. pkgs. '1 N:;.: 'J PEAT Top Fllpt Note ·Book 3 ·':J:· 'l 3 U · •1 3 ~ •1 . so·~ .Yellow Onion Sets 79c Yaluel 5 Holt Punch NABISCO Filler DATI &·NUT COOKIES • CHIPAIOONS 0 14-oi. box 2 •.. 25 GLADIOLI BULBS o PECAN SHOITBRIAD .~58 FULL SIZE . $ ....._ . . • ·~,. A1110~.• ....~ w/~, Co~;:,c · , ·. ·· Pkg. of 8 ••. 38 . ·~· ·. Super $1 .....59 _ _ _ _ _ ofl2 HOT DOl 01 HAMBURIU rea WHITE Loove,1 . pkfl. of 6 ENRICHED 16-oll'. JONJ .. 3 49 .....·~·j ·•. · ' Assorted Colora . ... .. . , ,.,,. < • .Jo.... pq. SWIFT'~ S,IGV lfCII'lh Dry lltach fk.··'' '·71 ~· L~STOIL LESTARE 14-oa. A•-• 49 ·.6 Stralnod ,.., 2 4,.,........... 39 SKINNER SKINNER REYNOLDS ' I;. 16-oa. boa ' ' ~· :• 7J' • 29 '4 I J r: ' ' , . , , '· .,,./'!' . 14-oa. ""' ~ 41 boa \ ' ·~· "' ,.. ' ' J.vMbe Aluminum Pall ' .. Rq. ........., ltralood Dlnnm lor h"w 3 3~~oa, 77 Thin ~··h~ttl I for'"-br u ·n s • SUPEROSE 43 can NOIIHEIN Lunch Napkins To.ilet Tissue ' .. 29 2. . 80ct. boa.. 4 ;=~ ., 39 . MICHIGAN lb. bag . ,J-=:·21 •' .• pkg. • Vanilla ·lu•n'o-Miorol!mollow Ptiilll 12oz. Cocoanut Chocohde - , ~ ........., . CRISP, FRESH, TENDER NEW RORIDA RED Flre1lde Creme• ....... ,, doz. Pkgs. ' '1 '1 ,____ _ Redeem This Coupon Thru Sat., April 20th . At Arry Evans Super Market lb. Ctn. Cont. Frllkitl Dot Food '1 '1 ,,.,..lunt . Platllc Qt. ' '1 I lbs. or more lv!lnt Iuper Trim, Swift'• U. I. h\t't, ln1p1ctt4 FRESH, JUICY PQNCH PIISTIGE ·• Otv. Ptlllll · p~.... '' ·. $ \ 10 10 10 6 PurchaM of; lro•• 8etf or 8ra1nd Clllck lb, COnAGE CHEESE 2 49 79 SEALTEST ICE CREAM ~o;, Borden's Bem Flake Rolls 5 8-oz.$1I 39 Kraft latural Sliced SWISS CHEESE ..... Plre. ' •and Stomp ~ Lem lorden'o, lroughton't, Valley Bell, Fairmont . limltey;~'"·cdco~ ·' Del ', •.:r- 49 r . Monte ¥rune Juice Italiano .Noodles · 2..... ·-~ 43' Sciva7c,. 1~44 ·· • Molotu~id.. Prln(f~SS ' ..... ;p· 'aJ. I -· Wflh Creolll' ~ ·• ,., · • Dlxlo Coli, Drink WESSOt-1 A CUP REFILLS ':. ll- . -~~. 31 .Do,.o'o - ·Choc. GARDEI HOSE Attractive I II t t 1 r paffem . ·-···-- . . ', Princ.U.iine•! Pineappre Juice F&P Tomato Sauce F&P Tomato Paste Hunt's Solid P., ck To~t~•oer, . American Beauty Shtllie INns Musselman's .Apple Buffer Del M.o"t.. J,,jmos """ . Hunt's Solid-Pack Tomatoes · Del Monte·chunk Tuna ·, Mu.ss•lma~s Jelly "".=~~~=rz.;,~:i&iisifn.cl~s--PJ~ Fillins'k=;,¥ .h .• ..... 100 EXTRA J W G r.-r•n I.._ 'II 8 V rolla Rlfmolia;Scrap BilL 1 oO EXTRA ""'"iol Green Stomp1 0 M FRill COCITIIL 14-oz. ·~· 46 pkg. 45 HI 8 WHITING 1-1•. 6 $1 Garden Sweet Peas 5 S1I 5 ~·; , Vienna Sausage Sauerkraut 5 c~~. SJ Cut Green Beans 4 Canl S1I Deep Brown Beans 4 2~ " Pineapple Chunks 3 stI 3 Fruit Cocktail I 39 Sliced Pineapple Beef Stew 2~~- 89 Stuffed Manz. Olives u~::· 79 Sauerkraut 2 ::~. 29 31 Gold Note ............ DOwn Cake Mixes :llH P U~ CH.UE EVANS INSTANT COFFEE ~t~h ~~~~~'•m Hami. No. JOJ WIlit COUPON lb. tyl 1 . "T.y A :Katie EVANS Solad Tonlcht ••• Mtde Frooh Dolly In ••• kotle EVANS Kltthena" ., C:.na 50 EXTRA J~r ccn Storn p1 Co~by LONGHORN CHEESE EIILISH IOUITlil WIJ1< 79 lb. r FAICJ ;ERCH . Rolled 1~. MIAT loolh Sunda;0 :~~:, BEEF ROAST i;.uOi'ii-~::. 55 lb. Swift'• Premium U. S. Cov't. lnopectwd - SO EXTRA Jw Gree n ~ t amp~ ' CUTS .. Cant Brown \ su.g_er trim• CHOICE CENTER t (' ' ' i II 1111 Monday thru Thursday .••.... . 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday and Saturday .• . •. 8:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. . . . . -beth uc ; Deep . , 0111 SUPER TRIM - SWJFT'I PREMIUM - U. S. low't. 111,11... .. Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport • • ' 83 l1'1.whlth . ' 8·oa• btl. 75 Royal Prince YAMS 2 N:;!OJ 57 Underwood hvllod Nano 4 '11 .... con No.I ~· Uti! 39 <' ·35: �8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprl\17, 1963\ ""• ........ "- Bill Slides Thm House roller~. p~~roy-M.ason • r F• h 1"51 .,rme.o ye~! ~u~:~.l;1 53 , (e,lroblc flsJotor ~ "' Carefully ~bserv.ng •'This ooiirols~'''· fisherman 1 . ~. . on& E... '7.': ' ·dam 18 0 14 1 running 8 feet ler llhould take advantage of the on 20.· ATHENS _ Fish manag,. fishlng WOIIl4 be poor · Interesting facts In their creel see~ fairly <;!!~!llstent for alllples, e~ cha~ c~t~: ,:;. kllld of lishind t~at is good. o\nd 66. Pl. Pleasant 24.11, Hinton menl men in the Division of Tbe Divistoo of Wildllle has ceiiSWI sumlflary, One of these specte• - bluegill1, bass, cr~p- some w , yes. ' rest assured, tll<re wiD be good 1 47 falling, Kanawha Falls 2.· COLUMB'JS IUPI 1 - A contro- Wildlife can usually predict Mtab!W.ed a ,sei '<Of stan~ showed that M:'. and June '"ere , · . 36 rising , Charlestoo 18.21 ris· 1 versial measure w reduce valua· when a new lake will reach its 'b) which .i l can determl~e wh,. the two top ftshmg m~ths. ~~ t'Y'->0 lng London Marmet and Win· lion for peroonal property taxes ak as rar as the numbers of ' the• fish are desirable or unde- Here are some other tnterest, \ ,' ' field dams ~ere oo the sills. ' from 7V to 50 per cent of true i~afiit fish are concerned. It si. able. Tbe divl<)lng line fol· lng facts. Although Burr 0 a k .~ , ~ . Boat m.. emeuts: value slid thcough the House usually occurs about the tbird J<>ws · Bluegllls,~ aln!ilar!YJ>e, ~ )las ,n;ceoved acclaim as . ~-·--·---" ' .· Ohio Rlvor - OVEC up 14, Tueoda) - but only after receJV· ar oftor tbe lake has been im- tn-nflsh, six_Inches; white, crap- a! outstandm, b~ss and btu.. , ;;!unded. ~lei, ·eight lncbe,• ; black ~P- gtU l&ke, the quahly of crappies 5,10 p .m.; Albert Holden up 14, tng a trimming on the floor. 1120 p.m.; J . E. Vickers up 14. Passage of the bl·partosan-spon· Bul what happens in the lake lptes, sevfn inc~; bas~.:.,l'me . e IS ~ven b.tter- 131 d"' 't 6 45 a.m. ; Bingo up IS, 12:05 sored bill came on a 101·27 vote ,!rem that time or depends up- inche; ; b•llheads.. eight Uli'Qes; sorable fiSh lor every. ftve una.m., Helen z. down 16, 6.35 alter a full-scale_ debate durmg 00 50 many fectoro that it 15 charutj!l catfish, 12 Inches; carp, desirable. The bluegllls were ! am.; c. v. Harner up, 11, 10:· i which the bill, whJCh now goes to purely conjectur< to say t'll e \12 inches; so,tckers, 12 1/lChes; 1,621 lor 905 an• bass, 416 for ] . 115 p.m.; Blue seal up 17, 4:50 the Senate, was modllted to apply Jake will continue to be good or walleyes,, ! 3 lncbel, and y~ow 144. a .m.; Bob Benter down 17, 7:· only to the finlt $100,000 of taxa \ ..ot. In a way, "good" fishing perch, seven inches. Many more anglers ftshed for" 05 a.m.; Bayou Lorraine up 18, ble property. lean be a relative ~~~&tter. To a Last year, using tbe fnr~ bluegtlls than crappies. FW!erII:30 p.m.; Chris Jr. down 18, The amendment was regarded oung angler on bls first fish- ing sizes as measuring_devlC!!S, men !W.ed an average of three ' 5 a.m.; New Martinsville down as a compromise to round ~P Y trip, if he catches several ·Mark White, dittrict f1sh man- and o~uarter hours and !8, 6:05 a.m.; Southern up 21, enough votes to get the bill ::au bluegills or sunfish, the agement supervtaor, and his as- caught slightly more than one 5 a.m.; lndoana up 22, 5:50 a.m. , throngh after _objectolns were fi•hing's fine. To a veteran, the sistont George Billy, found some fish. per hour, par for the Louisiana down 23, 3:40 a.m. ; raised to a posstble drop in reve.· . . course. 1 Natlonal down 23, 6:10 a.m .; nue caused by such a cuL A • '111e results l)f the creel cenElgercliff up 23, ?:10 a.m.; similar bill passed the Senate two sus on, otber lakes show that many small ftsh were caught John Ladd Dean up Greenup years ago but was killed m the at DIDon 'Reservoir early last 4 m . Goodship Lollipop up House. 6:00A.M. Gi_;,n~p 7:20 a.m.; Edena Bos· Scheduled for a vote today in year, but that by tbe faD of worth down 31, 1:55 a.m.; Way- the House ~BB a bill, backed by ' 1962 tit~ bass fishing was good. ne H. down 31, 3:10a.m.; Fra~- the state Hoghway Patrol, w re· By OSCAR FRALEY place, because you bave to oper- Ac.cording to th fish manager., FEATURING cis Hougland up 32, 4 a.m.; Ilb- ~ quire annualmspedlOII of all moUP! Sports Writer ate away from borne fnr . them, this lake ooukl hit its peak thia . down 33 5·30 am . sur- tor vehicles registered m the . and what it amounts to lS that year Fi!hlng .for bass blueJ'JOIS ' . • ., I I f ' • ' ' ' folk up 33, 7:30 a.m.; Ravens- state. MIAMI (UPD - I ~·JUre an you're running two ranches,'" De- gills and muskj• .. , in particular, • ' • . • ! . wood down 34, 4 10 p.m.; Shu· Private lnspedloo stati_ooo 1 ambitious young lad hemg lured morel goes on. "So now you've should be good, fly down 34 . 4:45p.m.; William The proposal_would prov1de for by the $1,000,000 In ~ money been able to ':"In ~.ooo. How Dow Laie could very well fit ''tiNGER UCKIN' GOOD" Zimmer down 34, 4 a.m. inspect10n stations m privately· on Lhe pro golf tour tt • better, much do you tlnnk you have lefn into this category aJso. especGalllpolis Dam _ HamUton owned garages at a charge nf Jimmy Demaret Insisted Ieday. That's right. Not .. much as tally bass and b!Uegllls. Hockdown 3 :lO p.m.; Walter William· $1.50. Garage owne.rs would keep that you~ a Mickey Man- you'd earn on some everyday itlg Lake has, in addition to son down 4:30p.m.: Queen City $U> and the remamder would go tie and awitch to baoeball. job." some fine llllisltlel, exceDent • down 8:10 p.m.; Solvay down to the H1ghway Safety Depart· "The pro goH tour." says De· Demaret points out that he_al· bass fishi!'JI . ar.d lair ~IUegills. ~. 1:30 a .m.; Codrington up 5:05 ment. . , mare! 8 man who hal enjoyed ways hed "one or two club Jobs Crappte IW.tng there IS rated The Senale Judiciary Comnut- moor~ SUCeefl!l than most, .. is the just to keep ~ings ~~ ·~· and fair.. a.m.; Eastern down 6:35 a.m. . I Kanauga Ri\•er-Semet down tee was also acheduled to poorest financial risk in the that sam Snead, who ts JUdged Seneca Lake, which a numLondon 6: 10 a.m.; Merrill continue hearings on ~.veral pra. world... to have made a million out o( ber of years ago wu rated as down Winfield 7:40 p.m.; A. E. posals w change Ohio s Sunday , goH, also has • winter and sum- an outstanding crappie Jake, Dykes down Winfield 12 :30 a.m. dosmg law, mcludmg the House- A million bucks sounds like a _mer club position. has done an ~bout face. Al· Little Edward down Winfield approved bill to pol Sunday re- lol of lush cabbage. And il is. Tbe pro goUers iook at tbnt though large numbers of erapMAIN STREET POMEROY Iii 1:25 a.m. ; Robert W. Lea down stTlcllons on the sale of products But first off you have to stop and Mantle and lick tlllir chops," pies are taken UJete each year, ' Winfield 2·15 a.m.: Beaver only. figore that a pro golfer, as an Jimmy asserted. "He gets $100,· they run about four and one· BREAKFAST • · LUNCH • DINNERS e PARTIES ;· up Winfield uo a.m. ; 0. Spon~rs of the property tax individual, If he W01l them all 18 000 a year, aod the club pays his hal~ undesirable ones for each _ · __ • F. Shearer up Wmfteld 6_:25 a. boll cla1med the cut, to be spread Ionly getting 20 per cent off the traveling expen•eo. So hJt a goU destrable (sever. Inches). In the ~~~~ ~ -1' 1 m.: J . s. Lewis down Wmheld ou.t over a love-year pertod, would top. ball for fun. but hit that baseball meantime, though, the bluegill '· } · - • t<l . ., ' ' 0 I tw more than made up by natural . h . 'I f' h' h . I · .... nd I • "" ,... ' r~~ni ;..;, '" ~1 6:3 a .m. Which me.11ns that lf a man won for prof1t. Because l e tour 1sn IS mg as pit: .....~ up a mus ~ 4.10 ~ • i growth ol re"·enukes. dill I every tournament all year long ' what it's cracked up to be." be rated good. Tappan Lake , I OpponeniS too a eren WIRE BRIEFS vlew, howt>ver. Rep. Gail Porter- his earnings would amount.. to • (Con!inuf>d from pagP 1) fipld R-Knox. Taxation Commit· but $200,000 out of that million. r• does noi retard the growth o£ tee ' chairman, said the bill \ And you'll neve~ see. the ~y . . • d th p . t Advertislng Assoclatioa. :~ "es 10 "would decrease revenue at the when one (ellow IS gomg to WID ""'-is i• one M a nt"w seriPS of informative noportll on the unique adVanUlgM of print media present.:d by thtfl newspaper an e rm normal re IIs even 3 t do " •• · 1 h If f th J" than those local level '' and would lead to them al. or even a o . em, ~~e-c',\~:!0: a;~i~~f'~anrer cells. moves to "recoup the loss." 1the competition being what It is. . .. Annoan~1ng • • .,., ........... .. .. • ~ Junmy Demaret c·Ites Jl•. tgh ?lb. THU.RS'DAY, APRit 18 pay Less worry Of Piayers BAG ' I BROASTED . CHICKEN LB. BAG " 1 Baker's Clover Farm Store R E S T A U .R A N T _ Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 18-19--20 Route No.7 .... OHIO MIDDLEPORT •:-t."-.. · - - __ Lyons Clover Farm Store Corner Petri & l-ocust i;i>~ ~~--'~·f£>~~ -- ~~(:fa,{l. % ~ • c ••• '·- ---------------------- CIRCLE'S I ••• '• TUPPERS PLAINS OHIO Racine Clover Fatm Store Rutland Department Store Sixth & Pe1rl Streets Route No. 124 RACINE RUTLAND OHIO ' OHIO · 't 1 ~Ugabted Otller Way8 . KITCHEN CRAFT PEANUT BUTTER Few MOe Big MoDeJ ' I WHEELING, W. Va. - AI Porterfield said methods of re- "Only two or three players on barn at Wheeling Downs and gammg the lost revenue would the tour are making real money three other places, all within probably be through real estate .when you come right down to It," 1 11 six-bl()('k area on Wheeling t~xes or other meang tha~ would \says jovial Jimmy • .the threeIsland , \\'ere damag~ by r~re lhtt peraons wjth fixed UlCOmes time Mas~s ehampion.~ ••Okay,. Tu~sday night. WhePhng pohce h~~dest.. . . . eo the first 20 or 10 on the tour sa· d they believe it was t h e 1 1. thmk t~~s 18 8 quest!~~ .of \are making money. But when you work of an arsonist. puttmg politlc~l respon.siblbt!. come right down t() Jt they ..art" ahead of polltacal exped1ency, I merely eking out a businessman's I living " · he added. Rep. James D. Hapner, R-High- So ~ou make $30,000. It soUnds land, a sponsor, said the measure like a big bundle of cash. But was needed to afford relief to re- you're forgetting the expenses. tailers and other businesses '"':ho "It'D cost you $15,000 to pay had suffered from an expandmg taxes and meet your expenses,'" ' tax base over the years. soys the omillltg man from Houswn. "J!ut you'll have to pay an I entry fee of one dollar per thoU· HARTFORD - Heavy los"'s 1 rllS C eV saud dollars of pri:re money. were reported to the Frank Old- 1 meaning that In a $SI),OOO touroaakPr residen('e here following ment you put up $50• • fire late Tuesday morning. I Mull Pay Caddiel Th(' frame structure, located 1 "Whoa. now," he add! "that behind the old Hartford Thea- : isn't all. You'll be paying 7our tre, was partially ~tted before I • caddies roughly $1~ 8 wee~, 'and names were extinguished by I . more 8s a bonus if. you wm the the Ma.o:;on and New Haven Fire MOSCOW WPll - Prem1er Nl· tournament. Tbeo It co~s you departments. Pomeroy volun- ,ki.lct S. K~rushchev quietly. ma~k about f20I! a week. to l1ve, be-teer firemen wt>re al so summon- h1s fJ!Hh b1rthday today, w1th blS cause you re appearmg usu_ally at ed at 11 :25 a.m. but the blaze health apparently good and hi& [a site where it is the height of was undf'r control by the lime gr ip on the SoviPt Union still . Lhe season and the. cost of every· or their arrival. firm. thing is sky high." . . . . 1 The powerful leader of 22D mil· That isn't all, junior . . ~f~ICillis said there IS a pos·I Jion Russians was at his Black "Your CamBy liveA 1n one Slhlhty that several other homeg Sea retreat near Gagra where he in the block might have caughl Jwent last month lor a "working Bridal Shower Is 1 vacation." fir .- had the fire continued mu ch longer. I Western observers saw no basis Held At Church for recent rumors abroad that Mrs. Betty Diddle and Mrs. h hev . . li . Mabel Roush were co--hostesses Pomeroy emergency squadsmen also were summoned to Khrus c Is facmg a po ttca 1 . of M' f) challenge w1thin the Kremlin for the bridal showet ISS . 1 50 Star k s _rug store at : p.m. . . , . Barbara Gene Cleland brideTuesday where Mrs Dess iP Pat- h1erarchy, although tt Js wtdely , · · ed 1h the · nd his elect of Manuel Earl Gheen on ter.son had fainted . Oxygen was agr\ · .at f . pre:;;~r ~t b Tuesday night at the Racine adrnin l:-:tered and Mrs. Patter· . coun ry are .acmg cu. pro • . Jems internally and mterna· BaptJSt Church. . son v.as takf:'n to Meigs Mem- tionally . \ Games were played and pr~oo orial hospll al. Few Russians were aware of zes were awarded •· w Mrs. CarAt 3:53 p.m. ~·esterday Porn- Khrushchev's birthday. According ol Birch, Mrs. Carl Gheen erov squad members were ca ll· to the Soviet custom of ignoring anc. Mrs. Martha lAnl Beegle. ed ·to rarrnen's Hest Home at ordinary birthdays of leaders, no Others attending were M a r I e Rock Springs w\lere Will~m I public celebrations were planned.I Roush, ct.ara Powell, Marle Koff reportMiy had chokt>d on The only notice of, the occasion Roy, Glorm Johnson, Jane ~ a fi sh bone. Services of the I was a line of fme print on official [land, Anna Marie _Morrison, M~ sqllatl wen• nOL needed. Russian desk calendars. ry Cleland, Goldie Sheen, Na.. Pomero\' Pmergency u n it The Communist chief' a health 1omi Stobart, Mary McCauley, tnemlx>rs wPn t to the Amanda was reported good despite his ad· ]A1ice Cleland, :eresa McTurnParker 1f's1denre in Minersvil- vancintJ age and heavy burden of er and Geraldme Cleland. le th1 . morn ing at 8.30 p.m. work. Liver trouble is his only Sending gifts were Laura MeMrs_ Pa1 ker was taken to Meigs ailment, and though he has taken Kenzi, Vera Beegle, Shirley Memon nl hospital and admit- to diets, cut down his drinking Sellers, Lillian Powell, Vinas ted as J medical patient. and keeps regular sleep habits, Lee, Helen Simpson, Isabelle there is no sign that he has lost Simpson, Patsy Pickens and ,\CTOR .IAO . fo~ O : his fa m i I i a r bounce and Blanche Waterson. HOI .LYWOOD UPI) - Actor dynamism. I Damon Knight. who aprwars "My physicians are offended at \ WARNING TO GARDNERS tht- "Comhat" telE>v is10n serif'S, • mP hfocause I seldom see them,"' \ WASHINGTON <UP[) - The tmfay fm· pd l'hargf's of di!1C'harg- the premier recently told news· t Public Hf;'!alth Service Tuesday ing a fin•arm wi th in thP rit y lim- 1m en. : warned gardners to keep flower I it ~ . 1 The principal problems plaguing \ bulbs and seeds away from smaU Kni ght . 'li. was jailed Tuesday Khrushchev are the kleolog:lcal children. : uft&r neighbors complained he- l and political dispute with Com-: Or. Payl V. Joliet, chle( of the wa s !!hooting into the brush be· munist China. lagging farm pro- : Division of Accident Prevention, duction and the battle with Rus·;HBid the service receives numerbiDLI h1s apartment. Arresting oHicers said Knight sis's intellectuals over COm· i ous report• o( children becoming fired his revolver into a doset munist party control of the arts.: iU after eating bulbi and seeds. door whf'n they arrived. ripping 1 But none of the problems is \ "Parts of many plants and boles iD five suils. : con11idered by Western obAervers .shrubs are pOisonous," Joliet "'I'm just disgu:c;ted." was the to be serious enough to bring said, "and sometimes information actor's e x p 1a n a t io n. '' You I about Khrushchev'• fall ln the •on their toxicity is difficult to 1 !fouldn'l understand." immediate future. find." Fire Wrecks House Near Old Theatre HI-C CLOVER FARM DRINKS PEACHES 21 SIZE ,. Lg.ll&. cans · GRAPE ..... . , OJANGE PUNCH PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT •Ott; c 12 oz. can ' 1 Kh hb SMOKED I QDiet . }y Marks '· PORK LIVER__ 4-8 '· AvMge ________ 'b.....·- ' AppL·E IUCKIYI 69th BI"rthday .', BACON 39c ..... ---------IL . · , .,, • tb .. IKtNLEII .SMO. SAUSAGE tb.49c I Potatoes _ 25 ,. . "' . RQMAN CLI,\NSER KRAFT . DON'T YOU READ BEFORE'.YOU .BUY? .. the kill!l you read in the pages of this ' l d Most peop e O. They count on advertiaing '" print to give ~ the llt!onnation they want on prod· uclBtbatinterestthem-information~>nfi!B· tures ••• designs ••• and prices, for eX&mple. People not only read. about product. and oervices, they show ads to their famUy and ' . ' '. . . •·••·• ,. ,, ":,.~.' 'tHE· DAILY SENTiN,EL . When youadcniau ytl,~ '.' '. had~' .I··; .:::.:· ' ' • ,,• , ,.'I r.' ,,: ' · , ... ' - ,. ci')A'A··....,.·•"''""'·'"' ': f ... • . f'. ~ ·~. •' . .~ .• ;l" ' , ' " •.... ' .-.r••"' ...... ~ _.. -· ~. t. ' ' ·~f.' " .. " 29c. BLEACH . • ·~ . COLE .SLAW .DRESSING -t: • ' } I • •)1 ltj )- J .' \;'' ., '· ··,, ·'... 4hJ(,.:_ ...,...'!'"" . KRA.I''f friends; they clip oouPo!IS for infoflllll.tion new&o 1 · and 8111Ilple8; t.b8,y 1:eljr out. ads tO take ~~r-makes sense. Al>il~nse it mmeJ l along when they> go ~JII».ng." Ill&! up to't.l\8 buyi)tg babiU! of coDBJuren,: .. . · .· · . print·rn•kes ~ People ~ till .flll ~i!se tlleY Wlllit ~ v. , , ' (it's never:fckced'on them). They can evell. 'MOil; paople read and then buy. Don't youf' , check back Jaterf.ffie dJ e 'sage•iii still there. ' ' . ' ' ' ' " '" . . "'' ,,, . • ' ~I , (i'· 79c ' \,. ,( ... 31t '.\ . ' ' I . GOOD HOUSIKIII'IR LINE. CLOIHES " so"· SQc ' 2 15c I Grapefruit ::;h_ 5 c cans HERB ~DRESSING lb. 303 CAN TALL CANS lb•. GRUN KIDNEY BEANS .-00' II I Peppers 3 49c 1or SEEDLESS PINN· NO. I PORK &·s .EANS .. ' WESTERN G R O W N - - - - - Cabbage ~;:,. __ tb.8c SHO\ftOAT I on : s ·19c :··~t&o DEL1c1ous oR RED wiNESAP lb. 49c �8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprl\17, 1963\ ""• ........ "- Bill Slides Thm House roller~. p~~roy-M.ason • r F• h 1"51 .,rme.o ye~! ~u~:~.l;1 53 , (e,lroblc flsJotor ~ "' Carefully ~bserv.ng •'This ooiirols~'''· fisherman 1 . ~. . on& E... '7.': ' ·dam 18 0 14 1 running 8 feet ler llhould take advantage of the on 20.· ATHENS _ Fish manag,. fishlng WOIIl4 be poor · Interesting facts In their creel see~ fairly <;!!~!llstent for alllples, e~ cha~ c~t~: ,:;. kllld of lishind t~at is good. o\nd 66. Pl. Pleasant 24.11, Hinton menl men in the Division of Tbe Divistoo of Wildllle has ceiiSWI sumlflary, One of these specte• - bluegill1, bass, cr~p- some w , yes. ' rest assured, tll<re wiD be good 1 47 falling, Kanawha Falls 2.· COLUMB'JS IUPI 1 - A contro- Wildlife can usually predict Mtab!W.ed a ,sei '<Of stan~ showed that M:'. and June '"ere , · . 36 rising , Charlestoo 18.21 ris· 1 versial measure w reduce valua· when a new lake will reach its 'b) which .i l can determl~e wh,. the two top ftshmg m~ths. ~~ t'Y'->0 lng London Marmet and Win· lion for peroonal property taxes ak as rar as the numbers of ' the• fish are desirable or unde- Here are some other tnterest, \ ,' ' field dams ~ere oo the sills. ' from 7V to 50 per cent of true i~afiit fish are concerned. It si. able. Tbe divl<)lng line fol· lng facts. Although Burr 0 a k .~ , ~ . Boat m.. emeuts: value slid thcough the House usually occurs about the tbird J<>ws · Bluegllls,~ aln!ilar!YJ>e, ~ )las ,n;ceoved acclaim as . ~-·--·---" ' .· Ohio Rlvor - OVEC up 14, Tueoda) - but only after receJV· ar oftor tbe lake has been im- tn-nflsh, six_Inches; white, crap- a! outstandm, b~ss and btu.. , ;;!unded. ~lei, ·eight lncbe,• ; black ~P- gtU l&ke, the quahly of crappies 5,10 p .m.; Albert Holden up 14, tng a trimming on the floor. 1120 p.m.; J . E. Vickers up 14. Passage of the bl·partosan-spon· Bul what happens in the lake lptes, sevfn inc~; bas~.:.,l'me . e IS ~ven b.tter- 131 d"' 't 6 45 a.m. ; Bingo up IS, 12:05 sored bill came on a 101·27 vote ,!rem that time or depends up- inche; ; b•llheads.. eight Uli'Qes; sorable fiSh lor every. ftve una.m., Helen z. down 16, 6.35 alter a full-scale_ debate durmg 00 50 many fectoro that it 15 charutj!l catfish, 12 Inches; carp, desirable. The bluegllls were ! am.; c. v. Harner up, 11, 10:· i which the bill, whJCh now goes to purely conjectur< to say t'll e \12 inches; so,tckers, 12 1/lChes; 1,621 lor 905 an• bass, 416 for ] . 115 p.m.; Blue seal up 17, 4:50 the Senate, was modllted to apply Jake will continue to be good or walleyes,, ! 3 lncbel, and y~ow 144. a .m.; Bob Benter down 17, 7:· only to the finlt $100,000 of taxa \ ..ot. In a way, "good" fishing perch, seven inches. Many more anglers ftshed for" 05 a.m.; Bayou Lorraine up 18, ble property. lean be a relative ~~~&tter. To a Last year, using tbe fnr~ bluegtlls than crappies. FW!erII:30 p.m.; Chris Jr. down 18, The amendment was regarded oung angler on bls first fish- ing sizes as measuring_devlC!!S, men !W.ed an average of three ' 5 a.m.; New Martinsville down as a compromise to round ~P Y trip, if he catches several ·Mark White, dittrict f1sh man- and o~uarter hours and !8, 6:05 a.m.; Southern up 21, enough votes to get the bill ::au bluegills or sunfish, the agement supervtaor, and his as- caught slightly more than one 5 a.m.; lndoana up 22, 5:50 a.m. , throngh after _objectolns were fi•hing's fine. To a veteran, the sistont George Billy, found some fish. per hour, par for the Louisiana down 23, 3:40 a.m. ; raised to a posstble drop in reve.· . . course. 1 Natlonal down 23, 6:10 a.m .; nue caused by such a cuL A • '111e results l)f the creel cenElgercliff up 23, ?:10 a.m.; similar bill passed the Senate two sus on, otber lakes show that many small ftsh were caught John Ladd Dean up Greenup years ago but was killed m the at DIDon 'Reservoir early last 4 m . Goodship Lollipop up House. 6:00A.M. Gi_;,n~p 7:20 a.m.; Edena Bos· Scheduled for a vote today in year, but that by tbe faD of worth down 31, 1:55 a.m.; Way- the House ~BB a bill, backed by ' 1962 tit~ bass fishing was good. ne H. down 31, 3:10a.m.; Fra~- the state Hoghway Patrol, w re· By OSCAR FRALEY place, because you bave to oper- Ac.cording to th fish manager., FEATURING cis Hougland up 32, 4 a.m.; Ilb- ~ quire annualmspedlOII of all moUP! Sports Writer ate away from borne fnr . them, this lake ooukl hit its peak thia . down 33 5·30 am . sur- tor vehicles registered m the . and what it amounts to lS that year Fi!hlng .for bass blueJ'JOIS ' . • ., I I f ' • ' ' ' folk up 33, 7:30 a.m.; Ravens- state. MIAMI (UPD - I ~·JUre an you're running two ranches,'" De- gills and muskj• .. , in particular, • ' • . • ! . wood down 34, 4 10 p.m.; Shu· Private lnspedloo stati_ooo 1 ambitious young lad hemg lured morel goes on. "So now you've should be good, fly down 34 . 4:45p.m.; William The proposal_would prov1de for by the $1,000,000 In ~ money been able to ':"In ~.ooo. How Dow Laie could very well fit ''tiNGER UCKIN' GOOD" Zimmer down 34, 4 a.m. inspect10n stations m privately· on Lhe pro golf tour tt • better, much do you tlnnk you have lefn into this category aJso. especGalllpolis Dam _ HamUton owned garages at a charge nf Jimmy Demaret Insisted Ieday. That's right. Not .. much as tally bass and b!Uegllls. Hockdown 3 :lO p.m.; Walter William· $1.50. Garage owne.rs would keep that you~ a Mickey Man- you'd earn on some everyday itlg Lake has, in addition to son down 4:30p.m.: Queen City $U> and the remamder would go tie and awitch to baoeball. job." some fine llllisltlel, exceDent • down 8:10 p.m.; Solvay down to the H1ghway Safety Depart· "The pro goH tour." says De· Demaret points out that he_al· bass fishi!'JI . ar.d lair ~IUegills. ~. 1:30 a .m.; Codrington up 5:05 ment. . , mare! 8 man who hal enjoyed ways hed "one or two club Jobs Crappte IW.tng there IS rated The Senale Judiciary Comnut- moor~ SUCeefl!l than most, .. is the just to keep ~ings ~~ ·~· and fair.. a.m.; Eastern down 6:35 a.m. . I Kanauga Ri\•er-Semet down tee was also acheduled to poorest financial risk in the that sam Snead, who ts JUdged Seneca Lake, which a numLondon 6: 10 a.m.; Merrill continue hearings on ~.veral pra. world... to have made a million out o( ber of years ago wu rated as down Winfield 7:40 p.m.; A. E. posals w change Ohio s Sunday , goH, also has • winter and sum- an outstanding crappie Jake, Dykes down Winfield 12 :30 a.m. dosmg law, mcludmg the House- A million bucks sounds like a _mer club position. has done an ~bout face. Al· Little Edward down Winfield approved bill to pol Sunday re- lol of lush cabbage. And il is. Tbe pro goUers iook at tbnt though large numbers of erapMAIN STREET POMEROY Iii 1:25 a.m. ; Robert W. Lea down stTlcllons on the sale of products But first off you have to stop and Mantle and lick tlllir chops," pies are taken UJete each year, ' Winfield 2·15 a.m.: Beaver only. figore that a pro golfer, as an Jimmy asserted. "He gets $100,· they run about four and one· BREAKFAST • · LUNCH • DINNERS e PARTIES ;· up Winfield uo a.m. ; 0. Spon~rs of the property tax individual, If he W01l them all 18 000 a year, aod the club pays his hal~ undesirable ones for each _ · __ • F. Shearer up Wmfteld 6_:25 a. boll cla1med the cut, to be spread Ionly getting 20 per cent off the traveling expen•eo. So hJt a goU destrable (sever. Inches). In the ~~~~ ~ -1' 1 m.: J . s. Lewis down Wmheld ou.t over a love-year pertod, would top. ball for fun. but hit that baseball meantime, though, the bluegill '· } · - • t<l . ., ' ' 0 I tw more than made up by natural . h . 'I f' h' h . I · .... nd I • "" ,... ' r~~ni ;..;, '" ~1 6:3 a .m. Which me.11ns that lf a man won for prof1t. Because l e tour 1sn IS mg as pit: .....~ up a mus ~ 4.10 ~ • i growth ol re"·enukes. dill I every tournament all year long ' what it's cracked up to be." be rated good. Tappan Lake , I OpponeniS too a eren WIRE BRIEFS vlew, howt>ver. Rep. Gail Porter- his earnings would amount.. to • (Con!inuf>d from pagP 1) fipld R-Knox. Taxation Commit· but $200,000 out of that million. r• does noi retard the growth o£ tee ' chairman, said the bill \ And you'll neve~ see. the ~y . . • d th p . t Advertislng Assoclatioa. :~ "es 10 "would decrease revenue at the when one (ellow IS gomg to WID ""'-is i• one M a nt"w seriPS of informative noportll on the unique adVanUlgM of print media present.:d by thtfl newspaper an e rm normal re IIs even 3 t do " •• · 1 h If f th J" than those local level '' and would lead to them al. or even a o . em, ~~e-c',\~:!0: a;~i~~f'~anrer cells. moves to "recoup the loss." 1the competition being what It is. . .. Annoan~1ng • • .,., ........... .. .. • ~ Junmy Demaret c·Ites Jl•. tgh ?lb. THU.RS'DAY, APRit 18 pay Less worry Of Piayers BAG ' I BROASTED . CHICKEN LB. BAG " 1 Baker's Clover Farm Store R E S T A U .R A N T _ Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 18-19--20 Route No.7 .... OHIO MIDDLEPORT •:-t."-.. · - - __ Lyons Clover Farm Store Corner Petri & l-ocust i;i>~ ~~--'~·f£>~~ -- ~~(:fa,{l. % ~ • c ••• '·- ---------------------- CIRCLE'S I ••• '• TUPPERS PLAINS OHIO Racine Clover Fatm Store Rutland Department Store Sixth & Pe1rl Streets Route No. 124 RACINE RUTLAND OHIO ' OHIO · 't 1 ~Ugabted Otller Way8 . KITCHEN CRAFT PEANUT BUTTER Few MOe Big MoDeJ ' I WHEELING, W. Va. - AI Porterfield said methods of re- "Only two or three players on barn at Wheeling Downs and gammg the lost revenue would the tour are making real money three other places, all within probably be through real estate .when you come right down to It," 1 11 six-bl()('k area on Wheeling t~xes or other meang tha~ would \says jovial Jimmy • .the threeIsland , \\'ere damag~ by r~re lhtt peraons wjth fixed UlCOmes time Mas~s ehampion.~ ••Okay,. Tu~sday night. WhePhng pohce h~~dest.. . . . eo the first 20 or 10 on the tour sa· d they believe it was t h e 1 1. thmk t~~s 18 8 quest!~~ .of \are making money. But when you work of an arsonist. puttmg politlc~l respon.siblbt!. come right down t() Jt they ..art" ahead of polltacal exped1ency, I merely eking out a businessman's I living " · he added. Rep. James D. Hapner, R-High- So ~ou make $30,000. It soUnds land, a sponsor, said the measure like a big bundle of cash. But was needed to afford relief to re- you're forgetting the expenses. tailers and other businesses '"':ho "It'D cost you $15,000 to pay had suffered from an expandmg taxes and meet your expenses,'" ' tax base over the years. soys the omillltg man from Houswn. "J!ut you'll have to pay an I entry fee of one dollar per thoU· HARTFORD - Heavy los"'s 1 rllS C eV saud dollars of pri:re money. were reported to the Frank Old- 1 meaning that In a $SI),OOO touroaakPr residen('e here following ment you put up $50• • fire late Tuesday morning. I Mull Pay Caddiel Th(' frame structure, located 1 "Whoa. now," he add! "that behind the old Hartford Thea- : isn't all. You'll be paying 7our tre, was partially ~tted before I • caddies roughly $1~ 8 wee~, 'and names were extinguished by I . more 8s a bonus if. you wm the the Ma.o:;on and New Haven Fire MOSCOW WPll - Prem1er Nl· tournament. Tbeo It co~s you departments. Pomeroy volun- ,ki.lct S. K~rushchev quietly. ma~k about f20I! a week. to l1ve, be-teer firemen wt>re al so summon- h1s fJ!Hh b1rthday today, w1th blS cause you re appearmg usu_ally at ed at 11 :25 a.m. but the blaze health apparently good and hi& [a site where it is the height of was undf'r control by the lime gr ip on the SoviPt Union still . Lhe season and the. cost of every· or their arrival. firm. thing is sky high." . . . . 1 The powerful leader of 22D mil· That isn't all, junior . . ~f~ICillis said there IS a pos·I Jion Russians was at his Black "Your CamBy liveA 1n one Slhlhty that several other homeg Sea retreat near Gagra where he in the block might have caughl Jwent last month lor a "working Bridal Shower Is 1 vacation." fir .- had the fire continued mu ch longer. I Western observers saw no basis Held At Church for recent rumors abroad that Mrs. Betty Diddle and Mrs. h hev . . li . Mabel Roush were co--hostesses Pomeroy emergency squadsmen also were summoned to Khrus c Is facmg a po ttca 1 . of M' f) challenge w1thin the Kremlin for the bridal showet ISS . 1 50 Star k s _rug store at : p.m. . . , . Barbara Gene Cleland brideTuesday where Mrs Dess iP Pat- h1erarchy, although tt Js wtdely , · · ed 1h the · nd his elect of Manuel Earl Gheen on ter.son had fainted . Oxygen was agr\ · .at f . pre:;;~r ~t b Tuesday night at the Racine adrnin l:-:tered and Mrs. Patter· . coun ry are .acmg cu. pro • . Jems internally and mterna· BaptJSt Church. . son v.as takf:'n to Meigs Mem- tionally . \ Games were played and pr~oo orial hospll al. Few Russians were aware of zes were awarded •· w Mrs. CarAt 3:53 p.m. ~·esterday Porn- Khrushchev's birthday. According ol Birch, Mrs. Carl Gheen erov squad members were ca ll· to the Soviet custom of ignoring anc. Mrs. Martha lAnl Beegle. ed ·to rarrnen's Hest Home at ordinary birthdays of leaders, no Others attending were M a r I e Rock Springs w\lere Will~m I public celebrations were planned.I Roush, ct.ara Powell, Marle Koff reportMiy had chokt>d on The only notice of, the occasion Roy, Glorm Johnson, Jane ~ a fi sh bone. Services of the I was a line of fme print on official [land, Anna Marie _Morrison, M~ sqllatl wen• nOL needed. Russian desk calendars. ry Cleland, Goldie Sheen, Na.. Pomero\' Pmergency u n it The Communist chief' a health 1omi Stobart, Mary McCauley, tnemlx>rs wPn t to the Amanda was reported good despite his ad· ]A1ice Cleland, :eresa McTurnParker 1f's1denre in Minersvil- vancintJ age and heavy burden of er and Geraldme Cleland. le th1 . morn ing at 8.30 p.m. work. Liver trouble is his only Sending gifts were Laura MeMrs_ Pa1 ker was taken to Meigs ailment, and though he has taken Kenzi, Vera Beegle, Shirley Memon nl hospital and admit- to diets, cut down his drinking Sellers, Lillian Powell, Vinas ted as J medical patient. and keeps regular sleep habits, Lee, Helen Simpson, Isabelle there is no sign that he has lost Simpson, Patsy Pickens and ,\CTOR .IAO . fo~ O : his fa m i I i a r bounce and Blanche Waterson. HOI .LYWOOD UPI) - Actor dynamism. I Damon Knight. who aprwars "My physicians are offended at \ WARNING TO GARDNERS tht- "Comhat" telE>v is10n serif'S, • mP hfocause I seldom see them,"' \ WASHINGTON <UP[) - The tmfay fm· pd l'hargf's of di!1C'harg- the premier recently told news· t Public Hf;'!alth Service Tuesday ing a fin•arm wi th in thP rit y lim- 1m en. : warned gardners to keep flower I it ~ . 1 The principal problems plaguing \ bulbs and seeds away from smaU Kni ght . 'li. was jailed Tuesday Khrushchev are the kleolog:lcal children. : uft&r neighbors complained he- l and political dispute with Com-: Or. Payl V. Joliet, chle( of the wa s !!hooting into the brush be· munist China. lagging farm pro- : Division of Accident Prevention, duction and the battle with Rus·;HBid the service receives numerbiDLI h1s apartment. Arresting oHicers said Knight sis's intellectuals over COm· i ous report• o( children becoming fired his revolver into a doset munist party control of the arts.: iU after eating bulbi and seeds. door whf'n they arrived. ripping 1 But none of the problems is \ "Parts of many plants and boles iD five suils. : con11idered by Western obAervers .shrubs are pOisonous," Joliet "'I'm just disgu:c;ted." was the to be serious enough to bring said, "and sometimes information actor's e x p 1a n a t io n. '' You I about Khrushchev'• fall ln the •on their toxicity is difficult to 1 !fouldn'l understand." immediate future. find." Fire Wrecks House Near Old Theatre HI-C CLOVER FARM DRINKS PEACHES 21 SIZE ,. Lg.ll&. cans · GRAPE ..... . , OJANGE PUNCH PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT •Ott; c 12 oz. can ' 1 Kh hb SMOKED I QDiet . }y Marks '· PORK LIVER__ 4-8 '· AvMge ________ 'b.....·- ' AppL·E IUCKIYI 69th BI"rthday .', BACON 39c ..... ---------IL . · , .,, • tb .. IKtNLEII .SMO. 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Ill&! up to't.l\8 buyi)tg babiU! of coDBJuren,: .. . · .· · . print·rn•kes ~ People ~ till .flll ~i!se tlleY Wlllit ~ v. , , ' (it's never:fckced'on them). They can evell. 'MOil; paople read and then buy. Don't youf' , check back Jaterf.ffie dJ e 'sage•iii still there. ' ' . ' ' ' ' " '" . . "'' ,,, . • ' ~I , (i'· 79c ' \,. ,( ... 31t '.\ . ' ' I . GOOD HOUSIKIII'IR LINE. CLOIHES " so"· SQc ' 2 15c I Grapefruit ::;h_ 5 c cans HERB ~DRESSING lb. 303 CAN TALL CANS lb•. GRUN KIDNEY BEANS .-00' II I Peppers 3 49c 1or SEEDLESS PINN· NO. I PORK &·s .EANS .. ' WESTERN G R O W N - - - - - Cabbage ~;:,. __ tb.8c SHO\ftOAT I on : s ·19c :··~t&o DEL1c1ous oR RED wiNESAP lb. 49c �t • , 'P0}ynes1an · • paradise'Theme Of }R63 May D.ay program At ftj0 Grande May 4 '.;f • May Day at Rio Grllllde col· queen and court and the May lion on the campus entering a l Panthers Lead SEOAL Division With 10-7 Victory Ov~r Gallipolis" to ·IUO; Boart t.lltl m·w,.·IIS.IIIOJ Mr. mother, Pigs 5 .00 to 9.00; S't oc :.~.;t.:a~::.=:. ~~Mr~~.,:;'!::;.!'rda:.,~ :,Joo=u=~~~:~c~A.~~oo!•~=;..\t9.00 RayDIOIId LJOYlng, West Colum- Mr1. Franlr Fields IIlii da118b- Va. vlslted over !J,. Hollers 15.00 ~.50; bll, tors ol New Raven, Mr. a a.d with ~~~ ol$\er and family, Mr . •I '" fomiUfl, Mr. and Mra. Paullhrea da1t .Wttnc · wllh hr mCJal:e (lablns<to, Itt ami, Harbrecht, Pt. PleaaaDt; Mn. J. H. Tuna-. ll'lnrld.o. ... Mrs. RusseU le~e wm have a South Seas at· pole dance. mosphere under the t h e m e Students wiD Borton ape n t Mn. Raymond Walburn, MJd. lllld Mrs. Ralph Frulh. - 1~!!~o~~~2n~!!u~p~~~~~~~ l!JIU ' ~n~~ · by ca\Cber )llekey Wl®brenner cliTied Pomeroy to a 1 ·7· SEOAL baseball victory over GaWpolla on Me· morl ,,Field Tu~y eVe~ · · The 'victory left Coach RUII Moore'l defending champiO!IIIII Ulldlspuled flut place in the 1963 Southern Dl· ' islon ellase ,with l!:Jl. mark, GAllS dropped to second p~ with a !t.lloop r~ril. , In r~ up their 10tb ..,.. GABS - With two WI, Den· aecutlve SEOAL dtamood trio nil .Hatrls walked, went to 118ti,npb """erit1g a two year per· cooii On an attelnpted plckofl I~ (last , PBS lou came Ill by Reed, and IICOI'ed 1R1 Herald 1 I playoff game l!£l!ns! Ath· jArmltronJI'a booming triple to e - II Won an ..... pmes rightfleld. ' las\ year) the Panthers jump. SEOOND eel wt In friRit three times POMEROY- Ron Carr walk· HI, f-3, and 7-5, only to see ed, stole aecnnd. Reed olngleel Talented Ted Ron.. 1 •·the llllme club battle back be- Carr to lblrd, then Reed stole lor ___. .,~ :;:::!;'',_ "'·-• um ,...... w """" Iore WI ne brenner wrappeel II oecnnd; Dave Baker seer.~, ' ,....,.... ,_ Tu~·"be ----• a lnni•• ·• -•-•·t •---n even~ ...,.y _,.._, as up In ~- uw - · onarp gruw..., wen ""'""" paced lhe Ra<:lne high acbnol Play ·without •the servl<;e~ altarp groundr went betweeu track team to 8 first p lie e of two ~·· Coich, lfdOro Roger _ ~ynderf lep, _scorlnl finish over Mlddlepo/'1 and Ky.,ued sophomore rlglllhand· Reed. DJCt·Wells alappoCia biner Dave to halt the Blue gle I< rlgbt, scoring Wblle. t-1 , ,&' ~meet on the Oev-tls. Reed went the f u 11 Pomeroy. . J ger · nine Innings, gave up aeven THIRD Tile final score showed fta. ~ on ntne hits, He lanned GABS- Bob Scott singled to' cine 65, Middleport 65, itnd Ky· nine, walked aix. Pomeroy com-- center, stole second, went to ger ~ _50. . mltted five errors, resulting In third IR1 a wild ptlcb. llarril Bailey took first..!'!!"" ~ andthe U.o ~mtd GARS nms. walked, Armstrong llned out to dlscu~ throw, •1an• run, ' :acn. {]if a Social News OO· SPORT SHIRTS ~ .DUTTON DRUG CO. 00 •· $177 HOSE SHEETS 69 SUMMER ;;;:~~n GOING by '1 00 ... c ·I 13 CU. FT. ...! GRILLS .. -• .... . .... __ ... _.• ::r . 11.3 CU. FT. $1\48 $199 10 CU. FT. BLUB BLOB SET WORK SHOES 13.6 CU. FT. .,...., $1\59 o-. . ,.; ANTHONY Plumbing. Heating ' lloda~~~i ' i~e-~• 2 ~~i~y ~~ &.·'Willi , . , !c!J 1 #1]~= ~ IAI • .; ~ iJpol lhli ~·1 11 M ~. llihlJ!IIrstlrtal - ·~ · : ,. ' ~I ·•·' ~·l . .......__ J l ll.l. lHJOCillng . !l~i~=~, :r.J!:.,._, ~ ~ ~-"'If\,.~ > $258 w.._..,., · JJl;dl, Yo K . of ptlata 1i11o1 Olilt>'llliijll Tile I h o .,.....,. ..a;. •. I.. ~~o,._, 1'lfi!id !1111!: plar¥rl llralt· . ·, . ' ·-~' W•liiJI'!lf',~·nd llhlrll \lireUree aien\1, · -;i'- ,. };_J .,..,_ •••• "'iJ"'"' -~.- ~. )'! ~-~ -,:.~ •• (_ '. i:or, y,'fo,': ~. •-!111-'t)! ' -- ... - ·- .. .. ~ .... ... __ ,..._ ·- 13.3 CU. FT. o?.:ton ROUSH'S SHOE STORE . •• J... ........ ... - NO MONEY DOWN · Harper, Rose, put Freeze, on Bench By Reds' Hutch 7 ' .'"'- REFRIGERATO~ !lett BOWL S9c set i Browns Ink Frank Baker To c DIXIE PAINTS ' MIXING I ci"1anc1 SPECIAU HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS NGS ......... .. $666 VI-JON II w: Chairs 44!, BIG:== !t':Y GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. PERMANENTS SPORT TOPS _Bob~~;Sa~~-~~R~all~oi~~Fa~me~riTy~1c~~b:b~;!~P:ic~k~e~n~s~H~a~rd;w~•:r•~J. ;:g LOUNGE Baskets Middleport~ &c) Harden Leads Rac•"ne Over BobcatS 14-3 , Friday, Saturday a pull-over for easy •--z I 43( $1~~ - · ·· ·Jum?" <!orald Armstrong rigbl. Harris stole second. Long higll)ump to edge (Rl and R French total ba.., In the CordiDals• ,u -c.l)rster Red. Wings ; Scott and Harris with talented sophomof!· Allan Wal s Ivester Time _: %4 8 triumph over the Pittsburgh Pi· dowshkl scattered It hils m the d to Musial the MASON, W. VA. struck out fiVe, walked three. a bouncing single past third. lace, who grabbe( of! II r s t · ' ·· rateo. Atlanta Crackers' Z-1 oecon GAllS had live miscues, which 4-3 Pomeroy. place In U•e 100-yard dash and . BROAD JUMP: J. French Meto . _ Agola over the Syracuse Chiefs; the led to lour unearned Pomeroy ' FOURTH 140-y~d dull, and anchored (KC), A. Wallace (M), and Cle- The Cincinnati Redl extended lndinnapolis Indians beat the laDles. , POMEROY - Carr singled, the wtnning Yello~ ~acket mlje land (1\). D~tonce - !8'-111>". the New Yarl< MeU' loo!Dg meat Buffalo Bisons, iHI and Left lietcler Bob Smith, with stole second Reed advanced relay team to 118 Jiclorl', . to seven gameo with a 7-4 deci· JackSOIIviUe Suns edged three safeties (one a double! In Carr with sai.rlfice. Carr scor· Kyger Creek'a ~ tJ80. Fr ~R~, J. lion and the Chicago Cubs edged Toronto Maple Leafs, Z-1, In · 8 ace out the Lot~Angeleii:·.:Dodg fOUr trips, pac~ Pomeroy's at· ed on GAHS error. 5·3, Porn- yard r~lay team _and their fine (Menc ' 8 ::'.-:•r::•~·1-:.::l•c_:ln::n:::ln:::g~s:::.- - - - - - - tack. Dick Wells, second aack· leroy. broad JUmper, JJ1lllllY French, ), et had a triple, and single In I FIFTH remamed undefeated by takinl live tr;ps. lvinl!brenner slam· I POMEROY _ Winebrenner first place m ~ events. med two mighty triples in four lambasted a triple to deep .... wauace continued to show his trips. Iter Smith's sacrilice Ry to tremendooo speed 18 he won IBiggest blow of the day came right plated mighty Mlck. 6-3, the IIJO.yard dash In a hot' 10.9 when rlgktflelder Bob Crow p me oy Iseconds and breezed to a wm In 0 slammed one to deep cenrer for GA~ ·- Armstrong walked the 440 In an excellent lime ol ·: 1 easy home run, . but was with 000 wt. Long was credit- 56.3. . ·cslled out lor rrusSJng lhll'd ed llh a triple which b«Jnc- Followmg are the resulta of .blse - that left him with " led ;ast Carr i~ deep center, the meet with the first three Behind the pitching and hit· Major Loa&.. - • • lnight>--lohnson <o.P vs. 0'[)<>11 ~~uble. . scoring Anrultrong. Long scor- winners listed in e~ch ~ent a- ting of Don Harden, the Racine By UaltM Pre• bternaUoaal <t.Ol . _Oiher PHS safeties were fol- fed on PHS error. 6-5, Pomeroy. t~ng with the ·~~~ - time or Tornado besebaU team clubbed Chicago at Los Angeles lnightt lected by Ron Carr, and Reed , SEVENTH dJstance. . out 8 lopsided 14_3 victory over Amerteaa J.u&n -Ellsworth n-o• vs. Miller 10·01. We'll prepare your readv mixed con· both singles, POMEROY _ Wells sale 011 llf.YARD. p~H: A. Wal· Kyger Creek Tuesday altemoon ] W, L. Pel. GB Pitlllburgh at st. Lou~ lnighll 1 For GAHS, fresh_man ~tcher two-base error by centerfiekJer. lace (M), Wilson (W), and Syl- in a contest played on tbt! los· Kansu City 4 2 .1167 .. -cardwell o.o~ vs. Washburn crete order to your specifications, and deliver Rlidchh~trdtl Lontg c~nt~:' hi:. ~r- With two out, Smith lined a vesMILierE(RRV).J:~Be -W 111a0.9, (M) ers' diamond. Detroit 4 2 .667 n.ol. it anywhere in town, all ready• to pour. Call r t ng s rea W1 a tp e, . 1 to 1 ft scoring Wells n. . a ee , New York 4 2 .1167 Philadelphia at Milwaukee double and two singles in five ~omero; ' ' Mulford ~ KC), and ' Shamblin Harden not onJy limited Ky- Baltimore s 3 .500 1 lnighO - Brown tO-O! n. Bur· today . . our service is prompt and our prices !rips. Second baseman Bobby GALLIPOLis_ Ra Is safe (KC), Time - Hl.3. ger Creek lo just _three hila, but J Booton 3 3 .5011 1 deUe II .OJ. are the lowest possi ble! Scott had a patr of smgles. Armstron: fanned SHOT PUT: Adams (R), Me· he knocked 1n sa runs on a Cleveland 3 3 .500 1 . New York at Cincinnati (nighD Armstr~ hammered a triple ~ e~~ slngle to center RO: Nickles (R), Carrathurs (M). home run, double, and single J Chicago 2 3 .400 t~ -Cisco m-1 1 vs. Owens (D-0 1 or and ,Roger Saunders a :dooble ng Saunders credited ·with Distance - 36'·11". in lour trips to the plate. Loa Angeleo t 3 .400 1\1 O.'Toole 11·11. for Uli l01ers. Pete· Anderson's ger 4*-YARD DASH· A Wallace Washln 011 2 4 300 2 . Thund•y•a Games sln~le was the onlv other GABS blooplng dooble, scoring liar- (M) Bee•le (R) ~- Wilson Allllough !he score wu very J 1 gtta t 4 .300 Philadelphia at Milwaukee ..ret · · jris, ~ ties It 7·7 on fielder's • • •. lopsided, Racine had to battle M nneso · Phone WY 2-3284 Pe~ AnderSOII robbed Phil Ichoice by Charles Eads. Dan (MJ:S - 55 Ball (R out of a 3-3 deadlock In the linal ! TIIHdoy'a Resulla al San Francisc<J .ndel . 1 o1 an extra-base bit in 1 Gilmore grounds out to end ratM. N' kle THR(R)" nd, J eFy ch) , two mmngs m which thf!Y pushDetroit '1 New York 2 PittsiJ9r,gh at St. Louis. night Middleport Page Street Swl c IC s a ren ed nd k k_.~ Chicago at Los 1\na:el~. n!ght . " 11 Ill• , litiot , llllh a spec~"{ I~ (KCJ. Dlsta , • ~ I.Wit" •.across nms a noc .., Boston • Baltimore t '" 1dniy Priles lcheduledl catdi'l'il teff.'Bill i>ovis, ·fleer: I .,.. NINTII ; ~ '118f.YAR0-~:11at~-R) los"'!{ pitcher Bob Spurlock J(ana4 C•ty 7 1.11Jf!Uo 4 ' ~~~~~==~--..:liEiiEiiEiiEiiEiiEiiEiiEi:iiii;:::::::iiiiiEi::=::;;;::iEi:;;;:::::;;:::=~ foot8ii ·GAHS centerflelder, stole POMEROY - Baker walled. M and (R' lrom' lhe box. . Minnesota tt Los All& tO, u a ,O..ible home run blast oil , White sale when Arms~~./ .,/J. ·:- ,. e , , ). Racine put the first runs on cleveland s Waobington o · 1 the bat ol Tom While in the bobbles grounder towards llrst. l · ' the scoreboard In the second Wedneldoy'a Pnbablo . . - , . 1 Panlh•ls' fourth . Wells safe on fielder 's choice. I mnlng when Harden doubted Baltimore at Booton - Barber !' Here's a brief' summary of Winebrenner walloped one to ~ ~~two runners. In the _fOOrth o-n vs. Wilson n-tH. U'le scoring; deeP left-center, scoring White, ! rnnmg, Holman sin~ m an- Detroit at New York - Mossi FIRST I WeDs. Winebrennr scored on I other run to put Rae••• 0 u t ""'' VS. Terry (2-<ll. POMEROY _ With two out, sharp single to center by Smith. front by a 3-0 score. Los Allgeles at Minnesota- Lee 8 Dick wells lined a -triple down 10.7, Pomeroy, ; Th~ Bobcata taWed looe IJHJI '· Krolick 10-ll. !he leftfleld line. He scored on I GAHS threalened In both the : ontr~'!lct run m Ihe buttom of the fourth I Washington at Clevelaod lnighll an error on the play. 1-0, Pom- eir'"'th and ninth Innings, but ; '¥ when Melvm Coen was hit by -Cheney 11..0) VI. Donovan <HI. eroy. rour nmners stranded. The Cleveland Browns. ioday a pitch ~ rode ho~e on Rog- !Only games sebed.uledl announced the olgalng of IHth er Barnett s IIRig triple. _ , , . , Gomn roun~ draft choice Frank Bak- Kyger C~k deadlocked the Los Angeles at Mlnnesnta PER MONTH er, offensive back from the Un· :::.-:. ~h:~:lly TyofoU.:a~!: Kansa• City at Chicago · 't of To! dn IOnly gamea scheduled! 1vers1 Y e · and scored on BeMy Dent's tripThe free agents_ are Bob Alt· , le. Dent Jaw scored the tying Nalloaol Leat•• mann former W1sconsm play· . W. L. Pet. GB er ~ WaJter Beacb JU from run on_ an obs~u~tron play caiJ. San Francisco 5 1 .833 . ~ DAVID HEI!REN Jwlll be hardest to take. No~eeably i ~ntral Michigan Both athletes ed agamst Racme s catcher~ Ev· Milwaukeo I Z .714 \1 Autom•tic Defrost Unit UJ:Util Prell bt.eraldloul slowed after recovering from. a 1 aduated In 1. ; ~· which resulted in a ftve • pjttsburgh 4 2 .66'1 1 CINCINNATI IUPII - Three broken ankle that sidelined hun I grB k h ta .ds 1•2.. d rrunute delay O! the game loc Philliilelphia 4 t 667 t lnclu8 er:it: 0 1 dsn Cincilinliti players who haW seen j almost a full seasod, Geoe h~• l a n an oJd fashioned rhubarb. St. Louis 4 1 :667 1 d•d no regular action this season wlU had troubles in the field as w~ll ~ :~''blgPD~.: ~s~e~ Thn Racine ~ame b~ck to Chicago 3 3 .500 1 -be In the lineup tonight when t~ , as at the plate. ner Head Coach Col- score 11 runs m the fmal two Cincinnati 2 4 .33S 3 lleds play the New York Meta m He has made four errors In the lier would like to pair up with Innings. . kl' nd Bns Loo Angelea t 4 ,333 J the finale of the two-game series. six games, and Tuesday nigbt Jim Brown In the Cleveland In the SIJ[Ih Wlc me a • Houston z ' .286 31!. Manager Fred Hutchinson de- made two bad throwa on one play. b kfield tic smgled, then a man walk· New York o 7 .ooo 5~ I Re1 r igera tor· Freezer 8 ; clded to benCh rookies Pete Rcse No one know& better than Gene. a: er · ed. and Evans slammed two TaudaJ'• Relultl and Tom Harper and veteran who has hod to battle for a,..... ~=~sed 11~ 1T:;!,edn run triple. Harden came up Milwaukee a Philadelphia o 2 Do•" 00 Comb. • w/ t 0• Gene FreeM alter the three got Jar job most o! his nine major p e IP. and clooted 8 two run homer San Francisco 7 Houston 0 imly one hit among them in a ts- league oeasons, that k is going to =~wnsrece.:;,,- .!":::~ !;~ t· make it 8-3. the Cincinnati 7 New· Yort 4, night hil aasault on three Mels pilchers be hard to regal• hlJ !not edge . ' . s • The Tornadoes put game st. Loois 4 Pittsburgh 3, night -' ,Tuesday night, The Redl won, H . while riding the bonch. His career legiBle grid career lui f~ll ~· out of reach '" the top ol t h • Chicago 2 Loll Angeles I, night Don Blnaingame will start at may bO In jeopardy. the second ~sl baD camer m Iseventh. In a senes of I r e at P-ble Pllehen Refriger•tor-Fretzlr 1 second bnae Ill placo o1 Rose, Ed· But whDe there wu uohappi- the !lockeia histmy, plays ,w 1h two wt. There - • Houston at San Francisco .die Kosco wiU lake over Freese's ntss tor a lew Reds following Only Emeraor. Cole, who play: two !~elders choices, a paSied ·---2 Door 00 Comb, --.- L ' w/t third bose Job and Marty Keough Tuesdl) night'• g8me, there was _eel lor the Browns 111 lbe !950 • ball, two walks, • t.....run Sill· Kyger Creek 11110 120 o - 3 3 2 will pill) right field· with Vnds joy for iOme o\heii..C.tcher John 52 period, bas do~ better at ale by Harden, and I threa • Rarden IWPJ and Evans; Pinson moving to his old center Edwardo had one of hil greatest Toledn !han Bakers three-year run single by Larry 8alser. Spurlock (LPI, Dent, and Lll· field spot In place of Harper. days 'I n the romp . - the MetJ. totals of 378 earr1ea for 1721 Rarden went the (Ollie lor cas. • In the s1x gameo played so tar The big eolumbul native 1!01· yarda. Baker scored nine touch- Racine as he walked only three -=;.;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;; Ap•rtment Si-re thla . sea11011, Rose, Freese and lected three atnglos and 0 aacrl· dnwns. ·.. . and struck oot seven. His team· 1 Automatic Defrost Harper have a total of eight hila jll<e fly in !OlD" Urnes at bat to The Iormor Toledo Scott Hlgb mate& played error leas baD beand one run hatted In among drive In three runs and raise his School star alao wu rated ont hind him. UnH ' them, with the .collective balling team·leadlnl ballillg average to of the university's best line- Spurlock worked the II r s I Addod averal" o1 .llll. The Redl . haW to 156. Ra a1ao threw oullwo 1'1111- backers In yearl and Coach alll IDnlnp lor Kyger Creek lc!!!t fdur' of the six. It's 1111 wonder non aUempllll& to 111ea1. Clive RUsh called hlin "as line and took the loss. lie was reRiitch lOot ~li patleriCO: Frank Roblnllon cootributed a fullback· u I have coachod." l!eved by Beii!IY Dent in I be ' To Freese and Harper, the lbfte hill and batted In two run~ Baker wu tri-captaln of the ol· and the two of them combenclui ,.....,. is a greoter blow with 1 balei loaded Bingle J,eo Toledo squad lUI fall, w a a blned lo ·walk runt Ra<:lne bat· Combin1tion f than to yGUDg Rolt. Pole, jllalll. caldonao 'hit i o!Dgle, doo~ ...1 named the Rocketa' most val- tors wblle striking out foor. Ky· llil•frllerator·Fr"Jer :• autpriaejl overyta ID opritlg ll:IPle- ' ~ Coleman oockeil uabla _back In IIJ81 ~ and 111112 and ger Creek committed two ert25 lb. Some days you nl'td a traintng with his hustle alld bit. fti;l"~· •' was selected Al~Mid·A.merican rors. . . .!lOg,, and earnOd a ~\for him , . ' • ' ; CII!Jference the~ I'J!O seuona, Tile lme ocore . PLUMBER fast. And what's 00 Drawer -.- ~ • w/t . aolf In the operung day llnoup ~~~ ~ , . He aloo was voted ltiool vaJuo. Racine 0211 Ifill I 15 I I tht quickest and easiest 1 ~ not having been placed ori · CELTICS WIN ble Ill the annual Gem Bowl all· way to find one? You're lha Redo rooter untO two dsyo bo-. H011T0.N (UPII - TIM _ _. aw game at Erie, Pa., last De· rieht Tilt YELLOW PAGES. 1963 MODELS PRICED WITH YOUR OLD the Colllet ilitl Lli' Aqelet l!embet. . .. Whefl YOUR FINGERS C lido ,kid who rUDI to first 't:.bn flew jj U. Woo& ' Bail!)' II the fourll! player THE WALKING REFRIGERATOR AS TRADE !l,~tao~ll~lt- ·the lint let of Coilit .. 1iJe ~·~. Iron. lui December'•,~ .to !N hillft.r cawing f Qt Wf'. hila · J.il,< aJjJn with the Bro~.DMJ olli• $166 ""'· Cnelren! &luck It CRJ! lor the losers. He plated ZORI SANDALS· 49c GE .t::.: . 1 · a1 FUD DOWN In u • • In other Notlooal AngeiJ, 1!-IO, ~ the Bostoo Red lill_ with 5,1!113; The ~• UPI lfOdi Wrtle( ........ IIC!ioll. Sox topped the Ballilnore Orioleo, j lrailed 8oill#: l!lt4 the ja&t of ~ Bueball may be o J!IUDC man' a In tho .........,.. l-eague, · H · 1DiDth when Du1u! carmel liellllio game but Y"" caD'I ,..., II !A> 1leln)lt Tlpr~ defeated the Spahn pitched a four .ruder and 1...,.. wllh 1 llom<r. Dicit Groot day to • lounomo of Natloaal Yoric Y - . 7·2, the lllludl «Jt seven in Winning his then doubted and .....ed ... ..,_ 1-eallUO • • • with a total of City A\h]<tl<l hoal the llltaight game of the .... er'?' by Julin Golay. , · •· 8tl yean o1 bll leaJIII exporience WbUe Sox. 7-4, the CI<Yeland and raising his NL car..r . Catcher ohnny Edwara._Airov. under their beHa. dian• •hut out the record for left-banders to m three rllRB w.&th three bill aod ' They're the Milwaukoe Brav..• Sonotqra, 3-0, the now ranluo No. 8 on the a sacrHice fly as the Redl .brOI<e Warren Spalm, 41, and Ed Ml· Twlnl edged out the Loo winning list. Mathews' • the1r four-ga'?" l05lJJg strea<. The thewo, 11, the san Franc:lil<o Jirst .homer of toe> came in thebaples. MetJ losmg lllteak ll.ll Gianla' Billy Pierce, 38, ind the South Whipe North ...~h inning and lifted him' into Iextended .. seven gameo - t.w• St. Louis CordiDail' Stan Mustol, a select circle which al"' includes short o1 the re<vrd they ~ . .. 43. Their averap Ill Ia 18 but In IL First Gamet Babe Ruth, Jimmy Foxx, Ted ' the start of the 1962 sen!JOn. Dulol Time they're atarting off the new ae•· ~_!J·~So'i:~.s lo~rootloaoped~ ?'illiamo. Mel ott, Lou Gehrig. Snider hit his third homer ol the 2.111 oon ao lrlst<y as the 1110111 ambi- '!~ u " •P • e Mickey Mantle and Musial. season for the Mots. " "North" 1n the lntemaiJJ>. MILE RI!LAY: Won by Mid· llolu rooldes. . . Pierce who . never has CHORIMASTE~ dleport llh A Wallace B ' 1'al 1m ~ ~- - • ••-- al Le&JIIIe season opemng . ' " · • · " • Spa ...,_ - ~· Tuesd . h nd F nk beaten at Candlestick Park,, New Hi·P•rfermo~nce lace, WU.On, and Sauer. KC of hlJ ......,. and Mathew• be- t:"'of the ~:b~: Jets" pitched a six-hitter and fanned , GARDEN TILLERS .....xi and Middleport third. came the eighth play« m base· Uly S lth f ill L'ltle ~ k six. tt was his first win o! the : Time- 3:52.5, ball hiltory to lllt41111 bomera In B m 0 e 1 oc season and the 20Jith o! his 17· 149.95 to 169.95 aJIELAY W b K the Bra.., 1-0 vlotory over the Travelers wnn the imtlal 1year car.. r. F'lipe Aloo drove With Exclusive TEMPO . : on Y yger Philadelphia Jl'bllliel Tuesday. mg honor~. . two runs with a single and a sign Tines. A great, - , '1 Creek w11h J. French, Daolell, Pierce extended hlJ llll<al< of con· Bnrk piJched a lour · h•tler as hi d th . t hit Sa ...... II concept . , . give, yqu 1 G. French, and Eblin. Middle- oecutive wlnl at Candlestick Park the Jets deleated !he Richmond e to e~ k e e•gh . n 10% More Delivered ·JJ?ri second and Racine third. to 14 ~ith - a 7.f wiD over the Virginians, 9-2; Smith" ~lso ~ave Cl~:s:lta~~tributed a aingle Tills deeper Time I :43.1. Houston Colto and Musial be<ame up only ~ hila m Little the Cardinals' 12-h~ attack, er! Enjoy modem power .car' DYARD DASH: Beegle (R) the fli"St llllll lo aecumulate 1,000 Rock's 4·2 wm over the Ro ing his career total bases to dening-with time to spare! . .Ract•ne Cli,•ps Middleport, Kyger creek'Jn T . n-' Meet Mason News, Events 1 Players Are Stars. Of Ma,·or· ~ League Wins · MightyMick's2-RunPoke Dal;:U;~Ym·~ -y·M:~rt,O.,Aprlllt._ l9&S~ Veterari- Baseball Cows 1UIO to 17 .!0; ·ar or a float. sever• I days vlalting with ber dleport and Mre. Norma Groen Mr. and Mn. Gene ::~~~~ ~ r::.~to~l4~.oo~::B~u~Us~'l~6-: oo::::::::::::1 case !heir bal· There'D be other· lea lures, dau!lhlers, M\'5. ~tty Lepro and daughter, COlumbus, 0 . Columbus spent Easter "Polynesian Paradise." It'll be Iota between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m . <Uch as the Redmen-Ohlo Unl· and Mrs. Judy Corbil -at EU..· Mr. and Mrs. II<Jbert F ..ton bel' IDOihf,r .ud.,Jirpther , May 4. in two elections today and nexl verslty Jayvee basebaU game beth, Pa. While there she at- and daughler or l.Jma· 0 b 1 o Ilea~ a'l't Ho•..ard. jl That'll be a switch !rom olh· Wednesday. m the afternoon, and the May tended the funeral of her aunt, visited over .the week~nd with Guesja'-ol . and Mrs. Jlob. er years, but at least one tradl· Today, they 'll choose s I x Prom at night in the Rio Grande Mrs. Katheryn Robinson. her sisters, Mn. Charles Yea- er1 RO\Ish · · oo Easter tional item survives - the May members of the court from a· public ~hool gymnasium. Miss Marilyn Schware, a stu- ger and Mrs. Joseph IJsh. were 'Mr. .and lfrs;- "B)TOn Has-::;::;::;::;::;::;:::;;.:;::;:~ 1 mong eUgible girls ta minimum Alumm come back for May dent nurse of the St. Joseph's Guests of the Yeagers on Eu- klrl~ and sona. Marlon, 0 b I o; • standing of 2.25 is required) . Day ,from miles away •. a n d Hospital, Parkersburg, is spend- ter were Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Befly' Ross and children, tOO Then, on Aprll24, the students there • a special Invitation to iilg a two Weeka vacation vlsll· and dallflhler, Mn. J 0 9 e ph Letart Fallt, Ohio; Mn. Mav-11 will pick the queen. The pre~l· pare~ts . Besides the general ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lisb and family, Mrs. Gertrude me Roberbtt, Racine, ObJo. dents ol the four classes will greetmg to old grads, Archon Rarold Schwarz: Mitchell, Pomeroy. . call meetings shortly alter Ap. " putting on a soc•al hour for Mrs. PhU VanVranken (Bar- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde BumgarBIR'!'H ril 24 to elect two men as es· Its alums at the Lafayette. bara Wilson) Is residing at Or- ner ,of Leipsic, Ohio visited ,.... MAsON -' - - - - - - - - - - · lcorts and two women attendants · lando, Florida where her hus- cently with Mr. and Mrs. Lew· R. Roach. Mason are BRIDAL SHOWER to the queen. , band wUI be stationed for the Is Gilland and family and with log the !lJr!h of tt,.!r f'~t A shower was gtven honor- Campaign workers at lh e- I remainirig six months service Rev. and Mrs. RJcbard Wright I son, born· on April 9th ing Mrs. Min a Smith Monday, queen election will be Archon 1 in the Navy. and children. Holzer Hospital. The lnlanl jl April l, at 7:30 p. m. at the pledges garbed as beach boys I Mr. and Mrs. James Cape- Recent visitors of Mrs, Allee weighed live pciunds and home or Mrs. Clara Williams, - they'll wear hula .skirts of I hart of Columbus spent Easier Bletner and her brother; Rar· ounoea and bas been Wlth. Mrs. L~urene Lew1s. Mrs. crepe p~per . !Archo_n IS a ramSunday with Mr. and Mr. ry Campbell, were Mrs. Walter John . Larry Ray. LuciDe Harrtson, Dorothy Balke pus socaal and servare club for . . Frank Harris. 'Eary of Charleston, Jake Rob- grandparent fa Elmer and Mrs. Williams as co-host· men.) , . Mr. and Mrs. Bhss Wilson vis- Bill Foglesong, a student at inson, MJ.aml, Florida and Mrs. f.Aetart and l&te Vina about every health need esses. The evening was spent 1 On May 2 there II be a ~ala Jted over the .weekend in Clarks- MarshaU University, spent Ea~ Virgil Hereford, George and temal playing bingo and prizes were parade, each studen_!__~rg~~~z~: bur~, with hiS brother and sis-ter with his parents, Mr. and ·carolyn, Southside, W. Va. . Wolf the . . . awarded to Mrs. Orella Hysell, . , - . ter-m- Ia~, Mr. and Mrs. Hart· Mrs. Donald FngiellOng and sis· Visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Mn. Allee Howard, Many Items for your better health' are Thelma Henry and Frances StatiOn, LoUise GJbbs of Broad ma.~ . ~llson. ters. Visiting with them on Wed- Robert J. Roush on Easter ant Route 1 is the found in today's modern drug slorl!. Oliver. Ferne Barker won the Run and Irene Justis and grand . ~ ISJtm~ with Mr . and Mrs. were their daughter and Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jack ~t grandmother .Q ur pharmacist can advise yoit redoor prize. lee cream, cake daughter, Jill Taylor of M~~on . j Bhss Watson on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. James Rowh and children, Bobby and • g'llrding their use and effectiveness . and fruit punch wer~ served IDallas Gibbs was also a VlSitor M~. and Mrs. Gary Wilson and Huntin~:~ton Slevle Mr Clarence Fisher .,.... · · .. . ask him before you buy, ·1 Bl k · r •children whu Wfj!re enroute to "" ' • · ' !IT'"• ~ to Mable Johnson , Wt rna a e, an the a ternoon. Is be .1 0 . . . 1h Frank Cheesebrew has accept- Mrs. Grace Moser and Miss LIVESTOCI. SALES co. Charlotte Lewis, Edra KeraHns,l TheHGood hWill class Mmetdat h~~upa'::~~:· ~ 10a~~ ;;:~t ~a~ employment as a salesman Bonnie Waldie all of Pt. Pleas· PT. ~ASAl'ff. w. VA. Lucille Harrisoon, Ore11a y- the enry orne on on ay · · · the Mason Furniture. ant. · Saturday •t• ·. d' · d 'It d In honor rett Green. . , ,.. e, ~.n~~ EJ J II M se , rs. ames 1as an 'evenmg an qm e · d· Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Per· Also vlsl!lng with Mrs. llousb HOGS - 175'to 220 13.25 to Mary Ann, Ferne Barker, Clara of the b~rthdays m the month, IM!fr. adnd Mrsr. ~krennelh .Ra d and children Carlene and last week were two of her cou· 14 u--vles II 13.50· MIDDLEPORT _N. 2ND AVE. · nd k and hever- c 1 an son o A on v1s1te . . ' · • .a~ • w . Bass, M'ldred ' N. Staats, Katte 1 11ce cream a ca e E . . .' John William of Co1umbus spent sins, E. A. Fruth of Charleston Lighta 1100 to 14 00· Fat . , Riley, Thelma Henry, Nancy lage were served to Krene Jus- on . aster wtth has stster end · . , . Van Meter, Frances Oliver, tis , Lucille Harrison, Laurence fa?llly, Mr .. and Mrs. James Laura Johnson Helen Barker, ILewis Ruth Hensley, Mabel W1se and Jnnmy. WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S IMPORTED MEN'S $3.99 SPECIAL PURCHASE! Belva Roush iula Russell OI· • Johns~n Helen Barker Mr. and Mrs. Lizzie G. Raybou1d spent BAN LON WHITE COTTON MUSLIN ;_,a Lewis, A~n Horfman . Mollie !Mrs. L~oy Lyons, Mr. and Ea~ter visiting her cousin, Mrs. . . ... Fox, Retha Lewis, Ann Erwin, I Mrs. Byron Van Meter and Mr. Da1sy Douglas at Pt. Pleasant. Aaaortod K··TSchaekel. Rhoda Fox, Jean- and Mrs. Ned Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Everett ThomColor1 enne Johnson, Donna Glaze. Mr. and Mrs. George Burns as spent Easter visiting his sis· pr Irregulars of $2.29 Quality Johnson, Betty Fox, Shirley and daughters spent Saturday ter Mrs. Jessie Thomas in Heavy crepe rubbel' FAMOUS BRAND NAME Tucker, Lena Fox, Bonnie Warn· in Ctl::.rleston shopping. Charleston. soles. Popular Zori 51-:S,M, L dey, Alyce Wamsley and June Sunday guests of Mr. and Guests .of Mr. and Mrs. RaJ~ All Sandals in sizes for Aalortecl 81x108 Ann, Mae Wamsley, Patricia iMrs. Ted Riley Sr. were their Warner and Susan over the Slzao women & children. Colors Smith, Virginia Smith, Sue daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. D. we~ken~ were. Fred Porter _of 50 FOOT-1'2 INCH GARDEN Smith, Wanda Roush, Janet Ro· 1Lee and famqy of Dexter City, Spn?gf1eld, O~o and the Warbinson ,Jane Bennett Ann John- Ohio. Afternoon visitors were ners son, Davad, a student at aon, Myrna Van Meter, Vance Mr. Johnie Fultz and sons, Ted jWest Virginia l!niver_si~. EA. ~dward Van Meter . Sharon Riley Jr . and ,Johnie Pat of l Mrs. Fred Trapp. VISJted. her Smith, Phyllis, Richard, and 1 Middleport. ,husband at Wheelmg, W. Va. F'ull bed size fine cotton mrnliln 1heeta. .Slightly imperfects of regular $2.29 Fa· Mark GiJkey, Mrs. Lila WJI- 1 Ted Rely Sr. has been quite lover the weekend. He 18 FJne quality Banlon Iiams, Reba Fields, Anna Lou· ill with flu for several days. lployed there by the Dr a v 5)Garden Queen vinyl gal' mous Brand Sheets. knit aport shirt., asden hose. Full ~ inch in· ise Colley, Joe McKni ght, Dor- Sunday visitors of Mrs. Jen- ~ Construction Co. 42x36 WHITE MUSLIN sorted colon & white. aide diameter. Brass fit- · othey Blake, Clara Williams, nie Riley was Mrs. Mary Wal· S. Sgt. ~rank Roush ~ho has Compare anywhere at tlngs, flexible. non-kink- PILLOW Lora Anderson, Cllnedda and burn of Middleport. Ibeen stationed in the Ai! . $3.99. Easy wash, coming, guaranteed 10 years. ftonna Lynn Erwin. Mrs. Helen WiJiiams visited at Plattsburg, N. Y. v1s1ted a fombie. CASES e1. As advertised in Life. Sending gifts were Mrs. H. her sister, Mrs. Lillian Bum- 1~eek with his mother, Mrs. Lot· Hensley, Keith Ann Sisson, Jo- gardner at Mason Sunday. ltJe Roush. an Taylor Irene Justis Helen Mr and ~rs Charles Cart- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stewart, 'Katie OHver: Opal wright mot0rect! to' Atliens Sun· and four children of t.;,~~=~ rumbull, Marilyn Burns, Eve- day altem®n. Va. and Mr. and Mn. lyn Lockett, Lucy Harrison, Mr. and MtS. Louis Harmes R.o~sh and Pat of Gretna~ ·Va. Pauline Stewart, Deann Cundiff, of Toledo visited Mr. and Mrs. vastted over the weekend · •••• ,. Bent Blake, Frieda Henry, Le- Chester Oliver during the Mrs . .Lottie Roush. "" Lyons, Helen Williams, Ann w•ekend. They also attended Mr. and · Mrs. ~~-~1~::: Williams, Jessie Cartwright, last rites for her uncle, James and 8011 of Colum~s Margaret Fox, Billie June T. Edwards at Mason Sunday. e~ the weekend With Hayes, GladYs Roush, Mrs. Raymond Foglesong or Point Rlchard Krautter. Jack Young, Mae Stukey 1 Ma· Pleasant visited Mr. and Mrs .. Guests~ Mr. Mrs. :-y Pickens, Jeanie Peters, Bet· Lloyd Williams last Tuesday 18 MrDamel on . we!e ty Jo Young, Olevia Young, Do- night. 1Mr. and Mrs. Curtis . ra Van Meter, Evelyn Nichol· Mrs. Mable Johnson was call· land children, Mlddlepor.t; MISS :;on anci Jancie and Dorothy ed to Toledo by the death of Barbara Ellen McDaniel, .... ' ' "' . ' Van Meter. a grandchild. lumbus and Mr. and Mrs. Cal· TWO BIG ALUMINUM VALUES! The Roush sisters and sisters· Mrs. Winnie Holland is visit- vm McDaniel and daughter, Pt. White Plot in -law met at the home of Frie· ing with her daughter, Mrs. Pleasant. . and or 1a Henry Thursday for their Betty Ault in Columbus for two Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Lievmg Colora Gl011 I' meeting of the month. After weeks . have returne~ fr~m a three Big full size, sturdy · tubular alum f. ~ui1ting for a while a chicken Mrs. Grace Cartwright return~ rnont~s vac8tl6n at . Dum folding lounges. Close woven 5 dinner was served to Elsie Lie· ed home Sunday after spend· Beac • Florida. . web construction in assorted p•tlo ving, Vannie Roush, Estelle ing the winter with her child- Guests o1 the. Llevmg~ · SAVE 73c NOWI eolore at tbe low, low discount price. Clark, Fannie Clarke, Evelyn ren. Easter Sunday were the1r two Famous Toni Home Roush and Jerry all of New Mrs. Anna Louis,tt- CoUey and daughters and 5011 and Pennanents at. a spe· cial Discount Price · -en, Eunice Hart of Graham Rusly of New Haven called on Mrs. Dana Lewis Mondary, Save 73c. · . ,.- ,.. ,:Oiiiioi.H..iiiii..i;i,i;;;iiiiiiiiioiiiiiii.;ii.iiii~~~.:ii~~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aluminum and fa1nily ·visited Mr. Mrs. Alva 1'ulliver at Glenwood I Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Ira Wellmaft Molal Waola visited Mr. and Mn. BLAZER Van Meter and family SUnday. STRIPE Mrs. Lera Van Meter was Pt. Pleasant on business Tuesday. · Mrs. Lucille Harrison, DanJ ~...A:v'itr;;;:•~ettve metal 'fl Baskets. Lewis and Elaine Car:twri~l Sport Tops. !4 INCA· FOLDING PORTAB~E Fancy Sizea were shopping In Gallipolis on FOR OUTSIDE BAR-a-QUE Deaigns. ' 32 to 38. Tuesday. Mrs. Benton Blake and Mn. FOR INSIDE Dorolhy Van )o!oter were In Economy Paint in white [Gallipolis Monday, with Grid Adjutlar and popular colora. P.aint The beatlll'ill blur In town. HeaLittle Debra MacKnlgllt for inside or out&ide. Tbt 1 vy IUIIO steel construction .with 1Tuesday with . ·her auot, best buy anywhere at this lll'ld odJjDier. M" size, porlI Sarah Ells& .at Letart. loW Discount Price. · Large •b\p. F~lllo . 1!1!· You ~an ' )ako , Mrs. Belva Roush snd Mrs. this one __!<!, tho beach. - to GALLON Size James MacKnight were shop.__.onrplace. 1 ping In Parkersbut-g, Tuesday. Plestic I Mrs. Delbert Becker of Mid, dleport visited Mrs. Mattie llenI ry and Mrs. Blanche Compson ' ' Sunday. · ~U~!IANTEEp TO WEAR 6 MONTHS ! Mrs. Frsncea Oliver and LllciUe Harrison attended a MEN'S LT. TAN SMOOTH LEATHER Stylo 420 Rot.79cvolue stork shower Saturday nlgbt lor 425 Mrs. Shirley Tucker at borne !of Mrs. Gnmdslall, MaiOD. II What a BU.Vt B\'ery · Assorted. colon. ' pair &1111'1Dtood to$ Many URI, SHOOT HELD eive 8 month• wetr;.' LETART, W. YA, - '!'be LeSmi!Oth taD leather Big oelectlon of health Sbop earl7. Easy pulling on-easy walking on-this slipperU~fl. wi\h, be~-.y. ' monhaw Bowhun~rs Club. held and beauty aida by VI· D!pulded ~••• and a shooting match 011 "'1\prll 7tb, , Jon at thi.a low, low Save now. beeiL We~> 'to comlort pump with bouncy Vulcanized sole. In Archery Range, Letart, Rt. I. Discount at your Shop. 12. A previous match was beld pera.Bonanu. . " . March 3rd. The results ol these wonderful white or neutral bone leather upper, Imatches are as follows. •~·~ 11• 1 King took 1st place In 1 class; John Fergerson, 1st ONLY PAIR in 250 class; Donnie Van . 1st place, Kenneth '"' i' 2nd place and Buddy ,3rd. place In the 175 <lass. . 1 Taylor, 1st place; But McKin· 1ney, 2nd place and Larry Luck· leydoo, 3rd. place 1n the too class. Trophies were awarded Middleport, Ohio to the lsi, 2nd, and aid place . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. ,_ _ _ _ _,.._.,..: winners in each c:1aSfl. , ' • ' .i> •' -~ Ph· wv.·-- - . -H-&R Firestone ·Store -' •·•<I· '~·---~---...11 ....... ·' ' ,_,:'j_ !l,r· ' ·lf· ,;__~ >.;..• ".- •• •:·.~.::•.';.\;•t· ~"<·'W*" ""1 .'.h..... .., ..t,. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ·, . • , , ,-_ . i , ~ ' • 'f o!ll ... ' - �t • , 'P0}ynes1an · • paradise'Theme Of }R63 May D.ay program At ftj0 Grande May 4 '.;f • May Day at Rio Grllllde col· queen and court and the May lion on the campus entering a l Panthers Lead SEOAL Division With 10-7 Victory Ov~r Gallipolis" to ·IUO; Boart t.lltl m·w,.·IIS.IIIOJ Mr. mother, Pigs 5 .00 to 9.00; S't oc :.~.;t.:a~::.=:. ~~Mr~~.,:;'!::;.!'rda:.,~ :,Joo=u=~~~:~c~A.~~oo!•~=;..\t9.00 RayDIOIId LJOYlng, West Colum- Mr1. Franlr Fields IIlii da118b- Va. vlslted over !J,. Hollers 15.00 ~.50; bll, tors ol New Raven, Mr. a a.d with ~~~ ol$\er and family, Mr . •I '" fomiUfl, Mr. and Mra. Paullhrea da1t .Wttnc · wllh hr mCJal:e (lablns<to, Itt ami, Harbrecht, Pt. PleaaaDt; Mn. J. H. Tuna-. ll'lnrld.o. ... Mrs. RusseU le~e wm have a South Seas at· pole dance. mosphere under the t h e m e Students wiD Borton ape n t Mn. Raymond Walburn, MJd. lllld Mrs. Ralph Frulh. - 1~!!~o~~~2n~!!u~p~~~~~~~ l!JIU ' ~n~~ · by ca\Cber )llekey Wl®brenner cliTied Pomeroy to a 1 ·7· SEOAL baseball victory over GaWpolla on Me· morl ,,Field Tu~y eVe~ · · The 'victory left Coach RUII Moore'l defending champiO!IIIII Ulldlspuled flut place in the 1963 Southern Dl· ' islon ellase ,with l!:Jl. mark, GAllS dropped to second p~ with a !t.lloop r~ril. , In r~ up their 10tb ..,.. GABS - With two WI, Den· aecutlve SEOAL dtamood trio nil .Hatrls walked, went to 118ti,npb """erit1g a two year per· cooii On an attelnpted plckofl I~ (last , PBS lou came Ill by Reed, and IICOI'ed 1R1 Herald 1 I playoff game l!£l!ns! Ath· jArmltronJI'a booming triple to e - II Won an ..... pmes rightfleld. ' las\ year) the Panthers jump. SEOOND eel wt In friRit three times POMEROY- Ron Carr walk· HI, f-3, and 7-5, only to see ed, stole aecnnd. Reed olngleel Talented Ted Ron.. 1 •·the llllme club battle back be- Carr to lblrd, then Reed stole lor ___. .,~ :;:::!;'',_ "'·-• um ,...... w """" Iore WI ne brenner wrappeel II oecnnd; Dave Baker seer.~, ' ,....,.... ,_ Tu~·"be ----• a lnni•• ·• -•-•·t •---n even~ ...,.y _,.._, as up In ~- uw - · onarp gruw..., wen ""'""" paced lhe Ra<:lne high acbnol Play ·without •the servl<;e~ altarp groundr went betweeu track team to 8 first p lie e of two ~·· Coich, lfdOro Roger _ ~ynderf lep, _scorlnl finish over Mlddlepo/'1 and Ky.,ued sophomore rlglllhand· Reed. DJCt·Wells alappoCia biner Dave to halt the Blue gle I< rlgbt, scoring Wblle. t-1 , ,&' ~meet on the Oev-tls. Reed went the f u 11 Pomeroy. . J ger · nine Innings, gave up aeven THIRD Tile final score showed fta. ~ on ntne hits, He lanned GABS- Bob Scott singled to' cine 65, Middleport 65, itnd Ky· nine, walked aix. Pomeroy com-- center, stole second, went to ger ~ _50. . mltted five errors, resulting In third IR1 a wild ptlcb. llarril Bailey took first..!'!!"" ~ andthe U.o ~mtd GARS nms. walked, Armstrong llned out to dlscu~ throw, •1an• run, ' :acn. {]if a Social News OO· SPORT SHIRTS ~ .DUTTON DRUG CO. 00 •· $177 HOSE SHEETS 69 SUMMER ;;;:~~n GOING by '1 00 ... c ·I 13 CU. FT. ...! GRILLS .. -• .... . .... __ ... _.• ::r . 11.3 CU. FT. $1\48 $199 10 CU. FT. BLUB BLOB SET WORK SHOES 13.6 CU. FT. .,...., $1\59 o-. . ,.; ANTHONY Plumbing. Heating ' lloda~~~i ' i~e-~• 2 ~~i~y ~~ &.·'Willi , . , !c!J 1 #1]~= ~ IAI • .; ~ iJpol lhli ~·1 11 M ~. llihlJ!IIrstlrtal - ·~ · : ,. ' ~I ·•·' ~·l . .......__ J l ll.l. lHJOCillng . !l~i~=~, :r.J!:.,._, ~ ~ ~-"'If\,.~ > $258 w.._..,., · JJl;dl, Yo K . of ptlata 1i11o1 Olilt>'llliijll Tile I h o .,.....,. ..a;. •. I.. ~~o,._, 1'lfi!id !1111!: plar¥rl llralt· . ·, . ' ·-~' W•liiJI'!lf',~·nd llhlrll \lireUree aien\1, · -;i'- ,. };_J .,..,_ •••• "'iJ"'"' -~.- ~. )'! ~-~ -,:.~ •• (_ '. i:or, y,'fo,': ~. •-!111-'t)! ' -- ... - ·- .. .. ~ .... ... __ ,..._ ·- 13.3 CU. FT. o?.:ton ROUSH'S SHOE STORE . •• J... ........ ... - NO MONEY DOWN · Harper, Rose, put Freeze, on Bench By Reds' Hutch 7 ' .'"'- REFRIGERATO~ !lett BOWL S9c set i Browns Ink Frank Baker To c DIXIE PAINTS ' MIXING I ci"1anc1 SPECIAU HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS NGS ......... .. $666 VI-JON II w: Chairs 44!, BIG:== !t':Y GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. PERMANENTS SPORT TOPS _Bob~~;Sa~~-~~R~all~oi~~Fa~me~riTy~1c~~b:b~;!~P:ic~k~e~n~s~H~a~rd;w~•:r•~J. ;:g LOUNGE Baskets Middleport~ &c) Harden Leads Rac•"ne Over BobcatS 14-3 , Friday, Saturday a pull-over for easy •--z I 43( $1~~ - · ·· ·Jum?" <!orald Armstrong rigbl. Harris stole second. Long higll)ump to edge (Rl and R French total ba.., In the CordiDals• ,u -c.l)rster Red. Wings ; Scott and Harris with talented sophomof!· Allan Wal s Ivester Time _: %4 8 triumph over the Pittsburgh Pi· dowshkl scattered It hils m the d to Musial the MASON, W. VA. struck out fiVe, walked three. a bouncing single past third. lace, who grabbe( of! II r s t · ' ·· rateo. Atlanta Crackers' Z-1 oecon GAllS had live miscues, which 4-3 Pomeroy. place In U•e 100-yard dash and . BROAD JUMP: J. French Meto . _ Agola over the Syracuse Chiefs; the led to lour unearned Pomeroy ' FOURTH 140-y~d dull, and anchored (KC), A. Wallace (M), and Cle- The Cincinnati Redl extended lndinnapolis Indians beat the laDles. , POMEROY - Carr singled, the wtnning Yello~ ~acket mlje land (1\). D~tonce - !8'-111>". the New Yarl< MeU' loo!Dg meat Buffalo Bisons, iHI and Left lietcler Bob Smith, with stole second Reed advanced relay team to 118 Jiclorl', . to seven gameo with a 7-4 deci· JackSOIIviUe Suns edged three safeties (one a double! In Carr with sai.rlfice. Carr scor· Kyger Creek'a ~ tJ80. Fr ~R~, J. lion and the Chicago Cubs edged Toronto Maple Leafs, Z-1, In · 8 ace out the Lot~Angeleii:·.:Dodg fOUr trips, pac~ Pomeroy's at· ed on GAHS error. 5·3, Porn- yard r~lay team _and their fine (Menc ' 8 ::'.-:•r::•~·1-:.::l•c_:ln::n:::ln:::g~s:::.- - - - - - - tack. Dick Wells, second aack· leroy. broad JUmper, JJ1lllllY French, ), et had a triple, and single In I FIFTH remamed undefeated by takinl live tr;ps. lvinl!brenner slam· I POMEROY _ Winebrenner first place m ~ events. med two mighty triples in four lambasted a triple to deep .... wauace continued to show his trips. Iter Smith's sacrilice Ry to tremendooo speed 18 he won IBiggest blow of the day came right plated mighty Mlck. 6-3, the IIJO.yard dash In a hot' 10.9 when rlgktflelder Bob Crow p me oy Iseconds and breezed to a wm In 0 slammed one to deep cenrer for GA~ ·- Armstrong walked the 440 In an excellent lime ol ·: 1 easy home run, . but was with 000 wt. Long was credit- 56.3. . ·cslled out lor rrusSJng lhll'd ed llh a triple which b«Jnc- Followmg are the resulta of .blse - that left him with " led ;ast Carr i~ deep center, the meet with the first three Behind the pitching and hit· Major Loa&.. - • • lnight>--lohnson <o.P vs. 0'[)<>11 ~~uble. . scoring Anrultrong. Long scor- winners listed in e~ch ~ent a- ting of Don Harden, the Racine By UaltM Pre• bternaUoaal <t.Ol . _Oiher PHS safeties were fol- fed on PHS error. 6-5, Pomeroy. t~ng with the ·~~~ - time or Tornado besebaU team clubbed Chicago at Los Angeles lnightt lected by Ron Carr, and Reed , SEVENTH dJstance. . out 8 lopsided 14_3 victory over Amerteaa J.u&n -Ellsworth n-o• vs. Miller 10·01. We'll prepare your readv mixed con· both singles, POMEROY _ Wells sale 011 llf.YARD. p~H: A. Wal· Kyger Creek Tuesday altemoon ] W, L. Pel. GB Pitlllburgh at st. Lou~ lnighll 1 For GAHS, fresh_man ~tcher two-base error by centerfiekJer. lace (M), Wilson (W), and Syl- in a contest played on tbt! los· Kansu City 4 2 .1167 .. -cardwell o.o~ vs. Washburn crete order to your specifications, and deliver Rlidchh~trdtl Lontg c~nt~:' hi:. ~r- With two out, Smith lined a vesMILierE(RRV).J:~Be -W 111a0.9, (M) ers' diamond. Detroit 4 2 .667 n.ol. it anywhere in town, all ready• to pour. Call r t ng s rea W1 a tp e, . 1 to 1 ft scoring Wells n. . a ee , New York 4 2 .1167 Philadelphia at Milwaukee double and two singles in five ~omero; ' ' Mulford ~ KC), and ' Shamblin Harden not onJy limited Ky- Baltimore s 3 .500 1 lnighO - Brown tO-O! n. Bur· today . . our service is prompt and our prices !rips. Second baseman Bobby GALLIPOLis_ Ra Is safe (KC), Time - Hl.3. ger Creek lo just _three hila, but J Booton 3 3 .5011 1 deUe II .OJ. are the lowest possi ble! Scott had a patr of smgles. Armstron: fanned SHOT PUT: Adams (R), Me· he knocked 1n sa runs on a Cleveland 3 3 .500 1 . New York at Cincinnati (nighD Armstr~ hammered a triple ~ e~~ slngle to center RO: Nickles (R), Carrathurs (M). home run, double, and single J Chicago 2 3 .400 t~ -Cisco m-1 1 vs. Owens (D-0 1 or and ,Roger Saunders a :dooble ng Saunders credited ·with Distance - 36'·11". in lour trips to the plate. Loa Angeleo t 3 .400 1\1 O.'Toole 11·11. for Uli l01ers. Pete· Anderson's ger 4*-YARD DASH· A Wallace Washln 011 2 4 300 2 . Thund•y•a Games sln~le was the onlv other GABS blooplng dooble, scoring liar- (M) Bee•le (R) ~- Wilson Allllough !he score wu very J 1 gtta t 4 .300 Philadelphia at Milwaukee ..ret · · jris, ~ ties It 7·7 on fielder's • • •. lopsided, Racine had to battle M nneso · Phone WY 2-3284 Pe~ AnderSOII robbed Phil Ichoice by Charles Eads. Dan (MJ:S - 55 Ball (R out of a 3-3 deadlock In the linal ! TIIHdoy'a Resulla al San Francisc<J .ndel . 1 o1 an extra-base bit in 1 Gilmore grounds out to end ratM. N' kle THR(R)" nd, J eFy ch) , two mmngs m which thf!Y pushDetroit '1 New York 2 PittsiJ9r,gh at St. Louis. night Middleport Page Street Swl c IC s a ren ed nd k k_.~ Chicago at Los 1\na:el~. n!ght . " 11 Ill• , litiot , llllh a spec~"{ I~ (KCJ. Dlsta , • ~ I.Wit" •.across nms a noc .., Boston • Baltimore t '" 1dniy Priles lcheduledl catdi'l'il teff.'Bill i>ovis, ·fleer: I .,.. NINTII ; ~ '118f.YAR0-~:11at~-R) los"'!{ pitcher Bob Spurlock J(ana4 C•ty 7 1.11Jf!Uo 4 ' ~~~~~==~--..:liEiiEiiEiiEiiEiiEiiEiiEi:iiii;:::::::iiiiiEi::=::;;;::iEi:;;;:::::;;:::=~ foot8ii ·GAHS centerflelder, stole POMEROY - Baker walled. M and (R' lrom' lhe box. . Minnesota tt Los All& tO, u a ,O..ible home run blast oil , White sale when Arms~~./ .,/J. ·:- ,. e , , ). Racine put the first runs on cleveland s Waobington o · 1 the bat ol Tom While in the bobbles grounder towards llrst. l · ' the scoreboard In the second Wedneldoy'a Pnbablo . . - , . 1 Panlh•ls' fourth . Wells safe on fielder 's choice. I mnlng when Harden doubted Baltimore at Booton - Barber !' Here's a brief' summary of Winebrenner walloped one to ~ ~~two runners. In the _fOOrth o-n vs. Wilson n-tH. U'le scoring; deeP left-center, scoring White, ! rnnmg, Holman sin~ m an- Detroit at New York - Mossi FIRST I WeDs. Winebrennr scored on I other run to put Rae••• 0 u t ""'' VS. Terry (2-<ll. POMEROY _ With two out, sharp single to center by Smith. front by a 3-0 score. Los Allgeles at Minnesota- Lee 8 Dick wells lined a -triple down 10.7, Pomeroy, ; Th~ Bobcata taWed looe IJHJI '· Krolick 10-ll. !he leftfleld line. He scored on I GAHS threalened In both the : ontr~'!lct run m Ihe buttom of the fourth I Washington at Clevelaod lnighll an error on the play. 1-0, Pom- eir'"'th and ninth Innings, but ; '¥ when Melvm Coen was hit by -Cheney 11..0) VI. Donovan <HI. eroy. rour nmners stranded. The Cleveland Browns. ioday a pitch ~ rode ho~e on Rog- !Only games sebed.uledl announced the olgalng of IHth er Barnett s IIRig triple. _ , , . , Gomn roun~ draft choice Frank Bak- Kyger C~k deadlocked the Los Angeles at Mlnnesnta PER MONTH er, offensive back from the Un· :::.-:. ~h:~:lly TyofoU.:a~!: Kansa• City at Chicago · 't of To! dn IOnly gamea scheduled! 1vers1 Y e · and scored on BeMy Dent's tripThe free agents_ are Bob Alt· , le. Dent Jaw scored the tying Nalloaol Leat•• mann former W1sconsm play· . W. L. Pet. GB er ~ WaJter Beacb JU from run on_ an obs~u~tron play caiJ. San Francisco 5 1 .833 . ~ DAVID HEI!REN Jwlll be hardest to take. No~eeably i ~ntral Michigan Both athletes ed agamst Racme s catcher~ Ev· Milwaukeo I Z .714 \1 Autom•tic Defrost Unit UJ:Util Prell bt.eraldloul slowed after recovering from. a 1 aduated In 1. ; ~· which resulted in a ftve • pjttsburgh 4 2 .66'1 1 CINCINNATI IUPII - Three broken ankle that sidelined hun I grB k h ta .ds 1•2.. d rrunute delay O! the game loc Philliilelphia 4 t 667 t lnclu8 er:it: 0 1 dsn Cincilinliti players who haW seen j almost a full seasod, Geoe h~• l a n an oJd fashioned rhubarb. St. Louis 4 1 :667 1 d•d no regular action this season wlU had troubles in the field as w~ll ~ :~''blgPD~.: ~s~e~ Thn Racine ~ame b~ck to Chicago 3 3 .500 1 -be In the lineup tonight when t~ , as at the plate. ner Head Coach Col- score 11 runs m the fmal two Cincinnati 2 4 .33S 3 lleds play the New York Meta m He has made four errors In the lier would like to pair up with Innings. . kl' nd Bns Loo Angelea t 4 ,333 J the finale of the two-game series. six games, and Tuesday nigbt Jim Brown In the Cleveland In the SIJ[Ih Wlc me a • Houston z ' .286 31!. Manager Fred Hutchinson de- made two bad throwa on one play. b kfield tic smgled, then a man walk· New York o 7 .ooo 5~ I Re1 r igera tor· Freezer 8 ; clded to benCh rookies Pete Rcse No one know& better than Gene. a: er · ed. and Evans slammed two TaudaJ'• Relultl and Tom Harper and veteran who has hod to battle for a,..... ~=~sed 11~ 1T:;!,edn run triple. Harden came up Milwaukee a Philadelphia o 2 Do•" 00 Comb. • w/ t 0• Gene FreeM alter the three got Jar job most o! his nine major p e IP. and clooted 8 two run homer San Francisco 7 Houston 0 imly one hit among them in a ts- league oeasons, that k is going to =~wnsrece.:;,,- .!":::~ !;~ t· make it 8-3. the Cincinnati 7 New· Yort 4, night hil aasault on three Mels pilchers be hard to regal• hlJ !not edge . ' . s • The Tornadoes put game st. Loois 4 Pittsburgh 3, night -' ,Tuesday night, The Redl won, H . while riding the bonch. His career legiBle grid career lui f~ll ~· out of reach '" the top ol t h • Chicago 2 Loll Angeles I, night Don Blnaingame will start at may bO In jeopardy. the second ~sl baD camer m Iseventh. In a senes of I r e at P-ble Pllehen Refriger•tor-Fretzlr 1 second bnae Ill placo o1 Rose, Ed· But whDe there wu uohappi- the !lockeia histmy, plays ,w 1h two wt. There - • Houston at San Francisco .die Kosco wiU lake over Freese's ntss tor a lew Reds following Only Emeraor. Cole, who play: two !~elders choices, a paSied ·---2 Door 00 Comb, --.- L ' w/t third bose Job and Marty Keough Tuesdl) night'• g8me, there was _eel lor the Browns 111 lbe !950 • ball, two walks, • t.....run Sill· Kyger Creek 11110 120 o - 3 3 2 will pill) right field· with Vnds joy for iOme o\heii..C.tcher John 52 period, bas do~ better at ale by Harden, and I threa • Rarden IWPJ and Evans; Pinson moving to his old center Edwardo had one of hil greatest Toledn !han Bakers three-year run single by Larry 8alser. Spurlock (LPI, Dent, and Lll· field spot In place of Harper. days 'I n the romp . - the MetJ. totals of 378 earr1ea for 1721 Rarden went the (Ollie lor cas. • In the s1x gameo played so tar The big eolumbul native 1!01· yarda. Baker scored nine touch- Racine as he walked only three -=;.;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;; Ap•rtment Si-re thla . sea11011, Rose, Freese and lected three atnglos and 0 aacrl· dnwns. ·.. . and struck oot seven. His team· 1 Automatic Defrost Harper have a total of eight hila jll<e fly in !OlD" Urnes at bat to The Iormor Toledo Scott Hlgb mate& played error leas baD beand one run hatted In among drive In three runs and raise his School star alao wu rated ont hind him. UnH ' them, with the .collective balling team·leadlnl ballillg average to of the university's best line- Spurlock worked the II r s I Addod averal" o1 .llll. The Redl . haW to 156. Ra a1ao threw oullwo 1'1111- backers In yearl and Coach alll IDnlnp lor Kyger Creek lc!!!t fdur' of the six. It's 1111 wonder non aUempllll& to 111ea1. Clive RUsh called hlin "as line and took the loss. lie was reRiitch lOot ~li patleriCO: Frank Roblnllon cootributed a fullback· u I have coachod." l!eved by Beii!IY Dent in I be ' To Freese and Harper, the lbfte hill and batted In two run~ Baker wu tri-captaln of the ol· and the two of them combenclui ,.....,. is a greoter blow with 1 balei loaded Bingle J,eo Toledo squad lUI fall, w a a blned lo ·walk runt Ra<:lne bat· Combin1tion f than to yGUDg Rolt. Pole, jllalll. caldonao 'hit i o!Dgle, doo~ ...1 named the Rocketa' most val- tors wblle striking out foor. Ky· llil•frllerator·Fr"Jer :• autpriaejl overyta ID opritlg ll:IPle- ' ~ Coleman oockeil uabla _back In IIJ81 ~ and 111112 and ger Creek committed two ert25 lb. Some days you nl'td a traintng with his hustle alld bit. fti;l"~· •' was selected Al~Mid·A.merican rors. . . .!lOg,, and earnOd a ~\for him , . ' • ' ; CII!Jference the~ I'J!O seuona, Tile lme ocore . PLUMBER fast. And what's 00 Drawer -.- ~ • w/t . aolf In the operung day llnoup ~~~ ~ , . He aloo was voted ltiool vaJuo. Racine 0211 Ifill I 15 I I tht quickest and easiest 1 ~ not having been placed ori · CELTICS WIN ble Ill the annual Gem Bowl all· way to find one? You're lha Redo rooter untO two dsyo bo-. H011T0.N (UPII - TIM _ _. aw game at Erie, Pa., last De· rieht Tilt YELLOW PAGES. 1963 MODELS PRICED WITH YOUR OLD the Colllet ilitl Lli' Aqelet l!embet. . .. Whefl YOUR FINGERS C lido ,kid who rUDI to first 't:.bn flew jj U. Woo& ' Bail!)' II the fourll! player THE WALKING REFRIGERATOR AS TRADE !l,~tao~ll~lt- ·the lint let of Coilit .. 1iJe ~·~. Iron. lui December'•,~ .to !N hillft.r cawing f Qt Wf'. hila · J.il,< aJjJn with the Bro~.DMJ olli• $166 ""'· Cnelren! &luck It CRJ! lor the losers. He plated ZORI SANDALS· 49c GE .t::.: . 1 · a1 FUD DOWN In u • • In other Notlooal AngeiJ, 1!-IO, ~ the Bostoo Red lill_ with 5,1!113; The ~• UPI lfOdi Wrtle( ........ IIC!ioll. Sox topped the Ballilnore Orioleo, j lrailed 8oill#: l!lt4 the ja&t of ~ Bueball may be o J!IUDC man' a In tho .........,.. l-eague, · H · 1DiDth when Du1u! carmel liellllio game but Y"" caD'I ,..., II !A> 1leln)lt Tlpr~ defeated the Spahn pitched a four .ruder and 1...,.. wllh 1 llom<r. Dicit Groot day to • lounomo of Natloaal Yoric Y - . 7·2, the lllludl «Jt seven in Winning his then doubted and .....ed ... ..,_ 1-eallUO • • • with a total of City A\h]<tl<l hoal the llltaight game of the .... er'?' by Julin Golay. , · •· 8tl yean o1 bll leaJIII exporience WbUe Sox. 7-4, the CI<Yeland and raising his NL car..r . Catcher ohnny Edwara._Airov. under their beHa. dian• •hut out the record for left-banders to m three rllRB w.&th three bill aod ' They're the Milwaukoe Brav..• Sonotqra, 3-0, the now ranluo No. 8 on the a sacrHice fly as the Redl .brOI<e Warren Spalm, 41, and Ed Ml· Twlnl edged out the Loo winning list. Mathews' • the1r four-ga'?" l05lJJg strea<. The thewo, 11, the san Franc:lil<o Jirst .homer of toe> came in thebaples. MetJ losmg lllteak ll.ll Gianla' Billy Pierce, 38, ind the South Whipe North ...~h inning and lifted him' into Iextended .. seven gameo - t.w• St. Louis CordiDail' Stan Mustol, a select circle which al"' includes short o1 the re<vrd they ~ . .. 43. Their averap Ill Ia 18 but In IL First Gamet Babe Ruth, Jimmy Foxx, Ted ' the start of the 1962 sen!JOn. Dulol Time they're atarting off the new ae•· ~_!J·~So'i:~.s lo~rootloaoped~ ?'illiamo. Mel ott, Lou Gehrig. Snider hit his third homer ol the 2.111 oon ao lrlst<y as the 1110111 ambi- '!~ u " •P • e Mickey Mantle and Musial. season for the Mots. " "North" 1n the lntemaiJJ>. MILE RI!LAY: Won by Mid· llolu rooldes. . . Pierce who . never has CHORIMASTE~ dleport llh A Wallace B ' 1'al 1m ~ ~- - • ••-- al Le&JIIIe season opemng . ' " · • · " • Spa ...,_ - ~· Tuesd . h nd F nk beaten at Candlestick Park,, New Hi·P•rfermo~nce lace, WU.On, and Sauer. KC of hlJ ......,. and Mathew• be- t:"'of the ~:b~: Jets" pitched a six-hitter and fanned , GARDEN TILLERS .....xi and Middleport third. came the eighth play« m base· Uly S lth f ill L'ltle ~ k six. tt was his first win o! the : Time- 3:52.5, ball hiltory to lllt41111 bomera In B m 0 e 1 oc season and the 20Jith o! his 17· 149.95 to 169.95 aJIELAY W b K the Bra.., 1-0 vlotory over the Travelers wnn the imtlal 1year car.. r. F'lipe Aloo drove With Exclusive TEMPO . : on Y yger Philadelphia Jl'bllliel Tuesday. mg honor~. . two runs with a single and a sign Tines. A great, - , '1 Creek w11h J. French, Daolell, Pierce extended hlJ llll<al< of con· Bnrk piJched a lour · h•tler as hi d th . t hit Sa ...... II concept . , . give, yqu 1 G. French, and Eblin. Middle- oecutive wlnl at Candlestick Park the Jets deleated !he Richmond e to e~ k e e•gh . n 10% More Delivered ·JJ?ri second and Racine third. to 14 ~ith - a 7.f wiD over the Virginians, 9-2; Smith" ~lso ~ave Cl~:s:lta~~tributed a aingle Tills deeper Time I :43.1. Houston Colto and Musial be<ame up only ~ hila m Little the Cardinals' 12-h~ attack, er! Enjoy modem power .car' DYARD DASH: Beegle (R) the fli"St llllll lo aecumulate 1,000 Rock's 4·2 wm over the Ro ing his career total bases to dening-with time to spare! . .Ract•ne Cli,•ps Middleport, Kyger creek'Jn T . n-' Meet Mason News, Events 1 Players Are Stars. Of Ma,·or· ~ League Wins · MightyMick's2-RunPoke Dal;:U;~Ym·~ -y·M:~rt,O.,Aprlllt._ l9&S~ Veterari- Baseball Cows 1UIO to 17 .!0; ·ar or a float. sever• I days vlalting with ber dleport and Mre. Norma Groen Mr. and Mn. Gene ::~~~~ ~ r::.~to~l4~.oo~::B~u~Us~'l~6-: oo::::::::::::1 case !heir bal· There'D be other· lea lures, dau!lhlers, M\'5. ~tty Lepro and daughter, COlumbus, 0 . Columbus spent Easter "Polynesian Paradise." It'll be Iota between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m . <Uch as the Redmen-Ohlo Unl· and Mrs. Judy Corbil -at EU..· Mr. and Mrs. II<Jbert F ..ton bel' IDOihf,r .ud.,Jirpther , May 4. in two elections today and nexl verslty Jayvee basebaU game beth, Pa. While there she at- and daughler or l.Jma· 0 b 1 o Ilea~ a'l't Ho•..ard. jl That'll be a switch !rom olh· Wednesday. m the afternoon, and the May tended the funeral of her aunt, visited over .the week~nd with Guesja'-ol . and Mrs. Jlob. er years, but at least one tradl· Today, they 'll choose s I x Prom at night in the Rio Grande Mrs. Katheryn Robinson. her sisters, Mn. Charles Yea- er1 RO\Ish · · oo Easter tional item survives - the May members of the court from a· public ~hool gymnasium. Miss Marilyn Schware, a stu- ger and Mrs. Joseph IJsh. were 'Mr. .and lfrs;- "B)TOn Has-::;::;::;::;::;::;:::;;.:;::;:~ 1 mong eUgible girls ta minimum Alumm come back for May dent nurse of the St. Joseph's Guests of the Yeagers on Eu- klrl~ and sona. Marlon, 0 b I o; • standing of 2.25 is required) . Day ,from miles away •. a n d Hospital, Parkersburg, is spend- ter were Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Befly' Ross and children, tOO Then, on Aprll24, the students there • a special Invitation to iilg a two Weeka vacation vlsll· and dallflhler, Mn. J 0 9 e ph Letart Fallt, Ohio; Mn. Mav-11 will pick the queen. The pre~l· pare~ts . Besides the general ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lisb and family, Mrs. Gertrude me Roberbtt, Racine, ObJo. dents ol the four classes will greetmg to old grads, Archon Rarold Schwarz: Mitchell, Pomeroy. . call meetings shortly alter Ap. " putting on a soc•al hour for Mrs. PhU VanVranken (Bar- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde BumgarBIR'!'H ril 24 to elect two men as es· Its alums at the Lafayette. bara Wilson) Is residing at Or- ner ,of Leipsic, Ohio visited ,.... MAsON -' - - - - - - - - - - · lcorts and two women attendants · lando, Florida where her hus- cently with Mr. and Mrs. Lew· R. Roach. Mason are BRIDAL SHOWER to the queen. , band wUI be stationed for the Is Gilland and family and with log the !lJr!h of tt,.!r f'~t A shower was gtven honor- Campaign workers at lh e- I remainirig six months service Rev. and Mrs. RJcbard Wright I son, born· on April 9th ing Mrs. Min a Smith Monday, queen election will be Archon 1 in the Navy. and children. Holzer Hospital. The lnlanl jl April l, at 7:30 p. m. at the pledges garbed as beach boys I Mr. and Mrs. James Cape- Recent visitors of Mrs, Allee weighed live pciunds and home or Mrs. Clara Williams, - they'll wear hula .skirts of I hart of Columbus spent Easier Bletner and her brother; Rar· ounoea and bas been Wlth. Mrs. L~urene Lew1s. Mrs. crepe p~per . !Archo_n IS a ramSunday with Mr. and Mr. ry Campbell, were Mrs. Walter John . Larry Ray. LuciDe Harrtson, Dorothy Balke pus socaal and servare club for . . Frank Harris. 'Eary of Charleston, Jake Rob- grandparent fa Elmer and Mrs. Williams as co-host· men.) , . Mr. and Mrs. Bhss Wilson vis- Bill Foglesong, a student at inson, MJ.aml, Florida and Mrs. f.Aetart and l&te Vina about every health need esses. The evening was spent 1 On May 2 there II be a ~ala Jted over the .weekend in Clarks- MarshaU University, spent Ea~ Virgil Hereford, George and temal playing bingo and prizes were parade, each studen_!__~rg~~~z~: bur~, with hiS brother and sis-ter with his parents, Mr. and ·carolyn, Southside, W. Va. . Wolf the . . . awarded to Mrs. Orella Hysell, . , - . ter-m- Ia~, Mr. and Mrs. Hart· Mrs. Donald FngiellOng and sis· Visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Mn. Allee Howard, Many Items for your better health' are Thelma Henry and Frances StatiOn, LoUise GJbbs of Broad ma.~ . ~llson. ters. Visiting with them on Wed- Robert J. Roush on Easter ant Route 1 is the found in today's modern drug slorl!. Oliver. Ferne Barker won the Run and Irene Justis and grand . ~ ISJtm~ with Mr . and Mrs. were their daughter and Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jack ~t grandmother .Q ur pharmacist can advise yoit redoor prize. lee cream, cake daughter, Jill Taylor of M~~on . j Bhss Watson on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. James Rowh and children, Bobby and • g'llrding their use and effectiveness . and fruit punch wer~ served IDallas Gibbs was also a VlSitor M~. and Mrs. Gary Wilson and Huntin~:~ton Slevle Mr Clarence Fisher .,.... · · .. . ask him before you buy, ·1 Bl k · r •children whu Wfj!re enroute to "" ' • · ' !IT'"• ~ to Mable Johnson , Wt rna a e, an the a ternoon. Is be .1 0 . . . 1h Frank Cheesebrew has accept- Mrs. Grace Moser and Miss LIVESTOCI. SALES co. Charlotte Lewis, Edra KeraHns,l TheHGood hWill class Mmetdat h~~upa'::~~:· ~ 10a~~ ;;:~t ~a~ employment as a salesman Bonnie Waldie all of Pt. Pleas· PT. ~ASAl'ff. w. VA. Lucille Harrisoon, Ore11a y- the enry orne on on ay · · · the Mason Furniture. ant. · Saturday •t• ·. d' · d 'It d In honor rett Green. . , ,.. e, ~.n~~ EJ J II M se , rs. ames 1as an 'evenmg an qm e · d· Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Per· Also vlsl!lng with Mrs. llousb HOGS - 175'to 220 13.25 to Mary Ann, Ferne Barker, Clara of the b~rthdays m the month, IM!fr. adnd Mrsr. ~krennelh .Ra d and children Carlene and last week were two of her cou· 14 u--vles II 13.50· MIDDLEPORT _N. 2ND AVE. · nd k and hever- c 1 an son o A on v1s1te . . ' · • .a~ • w . Bass, M'ldred ' N. Staats, Katte 1 11ce cream a ca e E . . .' John William of Co1umbus spent sins, E. A. Fruth of Charleston Lighta 1100 to 14 00· Fat . , Riley, Thelma Henry, Nancy lage were served to Krene Jus- on . aster wtth has stster end · . , . Van Meter, Frances Oliver, tis , Lucille Harrison, Laurence fa?llly, Mr .. and Mrs. James Laura Johnson Helen Barker, ILewis Ruth Hensley, Mabel W1se and Jnnmy. WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S IMPORTED MEN'S $3.99 SPECIAL PURCHASE! Belva Roush iula Russell OI· • Johns~n Helen Barker Mr. and Mrs. Lizzie G. Raybou1d spent BAN LON WHITE COTTON MUSLIN ;_,a Lewis, A~n Horfman . Mollie !Mrs. L~oy Lyons, Mr. and Ea~ter visiting her cousin, Mrs. . . ... Fox, Retha Lewis, Ann Erwin, I Mrs. Byron Van Meter and Mr. Da1sy Douglas at Pt. Pleasant. Aaaortod K··TSchaekel. Rhoda Fox, Jean- and Mrs. Ned Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Everett ThomColor1 enne Johnson, Donna Glaze. Mr. and Mrs. George Burns as spent Easter visiting his sis· pr Irregulars of $2.29 Quality Johnson, Betty Fox, Shirley and daughters spent Saturday ter Mrs. Jessie Thomas in Heavy crepe rubbel' FAMOUS BRAND NAME Tucker, Lena Fox, Bonnie Warn· in Ctl::.rleston shopping. Charleston. soles. Popular Zori 51-:S,M, L dey, Alyce Wamsley and June Sunday guests of Mr. and Guests .of Mr. and Mrs. RaJ~ All Sandals in sizes for Aalortecl 81x108 Ann, Mae Wamsley, Patricia iMrs. Ted Riley Sr. were their Warner and Susan over the Slzao women & children. Colors Smith, Virginia Smith, Sue daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. D. we~ken~ were. Fred Porter _of 50 FOOT-1'2 INCH GARDEN Smith, Wanda Roush, Janet Ro· 1Lee and famqy of Dexter City, Spn?gf1eld, O~o and the Warbinson ,Jane Bennett Ann John- Ohio. Afternoon visitors were ners son, Davad, a student at aon, Myrna Van Meter, Vance Mr. Johnie Fultz and sons, Ted jWest Virginia l!niver_si~. EA. ~dward Van Meter . Sharon Riley Jr . and ,Johnie Pat of l Mrs. Fred Trapp. VISJted. her Smith, Phyllis, Richard, and 1 Middleport. ,husband at Wheelmg, W. Va. F'ull bed size fine cotton mrnliln 1heeta. .Slightly imperfects of regular $2.29 Fa· Mark GiJkey, Mrs. Lila WJI- 1 Ted Rely Sr. has been quite lover the weekend. He 18 FJne quality Banlon Iiams, Reba Fields, Anna Lou· ill with flu for several days. lployed there by the Dr a v 5)Garden Queen vinyl gal' mous Brand Sheets. knit aport shirt., asden hose. Full ~ inch in· ise Colley, Joe McKni ght, Dor- Sunday visitors of Mrs. Jen- ~ Construction Co. 42x36 WHITE MUSLIN sorted colon & white. aide diameter. Brass fit- · othey Blake, Clara Williams, nie Riley was Mrs. Mary Wal· S. Sgt. ~rank Roush ~ho has Compare anywhere at tlngs, flexible. non-kink- PILLOW Lora Anderson, Cllnedda and burn of Middleport. Ibeen stationed in the Ai! . $3.99. Easy wash, coming, guaranteed 10 years. ftonna Lynn Erwin. Mrs. Helen WiJiiams visited at Plattsburg, N. Y. v1s1ted a fombie. CASES e1. As advertised in Life. Sending gifts were Mrs. H. her sister, Mrs. Lillian Bum- 1~eek with his mother, Mrs. Lot· Hensley, Keith Ann Sisson, Jo- gardner at Mason Sunday. ltJe Roush. an Taylor Irene Justis Helen Mr and ~rs Charles Cart- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stewart, 'Katie OHver: Opal wright mot0rect! to' Atliens Sun· and four children of t.;,~~=~ rumbull, Marilyn Burns, Eve- day altem®n. Va. and Mr. and Mn. lyn Lockett, Lucy Harrison, Mr. and MtS. Louis Harmes R.o~sh and Pat of Gretna~ ·Va. Pauline Stewart, Deann Cundiff, of Toledo visited Mr. and Mrs. vastted over the weekend · •••• ,. Bent Blake, Frieda Henry, Le- Chester Oliver during the Mrs . .Lottie Roush. "" Lyons, Helen Williams, Ann w•ekend. They also attended Mr. and · Mrs. ~~-~1~::: Williams, Jessie Cartwright, last rites for her uncle, James and 8011 of Colum~s Margaret Fox, Billie June T. Edwards at Mason Sunday. e~ the weekend With Hayes, GladYs Roush, Mrs. Raymond Foglesong or Point Rlchard Krautter. Jack Young, Mae Stukey 1 Ma· Pleasant visited Mr. and Mrs .. Guests~ Mr. Mrs. :-y Pickens, Jeanie Peters, Bet· Lloyd Williams last Tuesday 18 MrDamel on . we!e ty Jo Young, Olevia Young, Do- night. 1Mr. and Mrs. Curtis . ra Van Meter, Evelyn Nichol· Mrs. Mable Johnson was call· land children, Mlddlepor.t; MISS :;on anci Jancie and Dorothy ed to Toledo by the death of Barbara Ellen McDaniel, .... ' ' "' . ' Van Meter. a grandchild. lumbus and Mr. and Mrs. Cal· TWO BIG ALUMINUM VALUES! The Roush sisters and sisters· Mrs. Winnie Holland is visit- vm McDaniel and daughter, Pt. White Plot in -law met at the home of Frie· ing with her daughter, Mrs. Pleasant. . and or 1a Henry Thursday for their Betty Ault in Columbus for two Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Lievmg Colora Gl011 I' meeting of the month. After weeks . have returne~ fr~m a three Big full size, sturdy · tubular alum f. ~ui1ting for a while a chicken Mrs. Grace Cartwright return~ rnont~s vac8tl6n at . Dum folding lounges. Close woven 5 dinner was served to Elsie Lie· ed home Sunday after spend· Beac • Florida. . web construction in assorted p•tlo ving, Vannie Roush, Estelle ing the winter with her child- Guests o1 the. Llevmg~ · SAVE 73c NOWI eolore at tbe low, low discount price. Clark, Fannie Clarke, Evelyn ren. Easter Sunday were the1r two Famous Toni Home Roush and Jerry all of New Mrs. Anna Louis,tt- CoUey and daughters and 5011 and Pennanents at. a spe· cial Discount Price · -en, Eunice Hart of Graham Rusly of New Haven called on Mrs. Dana Lewis Mondary, Save 73c. · . ,.- ,.. ,:Oiiiioi.H..iiiii..i;i,i;;;iiiiiiiiioiiiiiii.;ii.iiii~~~.:ii~~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aluminum and fa1nily ·visited Mr. Mrs. Alva 1'ulliver at Glenwood I Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Ira Wellmaft Molal Waola visited Mr. and Mn. BLAZER Van Meter and family SUnday. STRIPE Mrs. Lera Van Meter was Pt. Pleasant on business Tuesday. · Mrs. Lucille Harrison, DanJ ~...A:v'itr;;;:•~ettve metal 'fl Baskets. Lewis and Elaine Car:twri~l Sport Tops. !4 INCA· FOLDING PORTAB~E Fancy Sizea were shopping In Gallipolis on FOR OUTSIDE BAR-a-QUE Deaigns. ' 32 to 38. Tuesday. Mrs. Benton Blake and Mn. FOR INSIDE Dorolhy Van )o!oter were In Economy Paint in white [Gallipolis Monday, with Grid Adjutlar and popular colora. P.aint The beatlll'ill blur In town. HeaLittle Debra MacKnlgllt for inside or out&ide. Tbt 1 vy IUIIO steel construction .with 1Tuesday with . ·her auot, best buy anywhere at this lll'ld odJjDier. M" size, porlI Sarah Ells& .at Letart. loW Discount Price. · Large •b\p. F~lllo . 1!1!· You ~an ' )ako , Mrs. Belva Roush snd Mrs. this one __!<!, tho beach. - to GALLON Size James MacKnight were shop.__.onrplace. 1 ping In Parkersbut-g, Tuesday. Plestic I Mrs. Delbert Becker of Mid, dleport visited Mrs. Mattie llenI ry and Mrs. Blanche Compson ' ' Sunday. · ~U~!IANTEEp TO WEAR 6 MONTHS ! Mrs. Frsncea Oliver and LllciUe Harrison attended a MEN'S LT. TAN SMOOTH LEATHER Stylo 420 Rot.79cvolue stork shower Saturday nlgbt lor 425 Mrs. Shirley Tucker at borne !of Mrs. Gnmdslall, MaiOD. II What a BU.Vt B\'ery · Assorted. colon. ' pair &1111'1Dtood to$ Many URI, SHOOT HELD eive 8 month• wetr;.' LETART, W. YA, - '!'be LeSmi!Oth taD leather Big oelectlon of health Sbop earl7. Easy pulling on-easy walking on-this slipperU~fl. wi\h, be~-.y. ' monhaw Bowhun~rs Club. held and beauty aida by VI· D!pulded ~••• and a shooting match 011 "'1\prll 7tb, , Jon at thi.a low, low Save now. beeiL We~> 'to comlort pump with bouncy Vulcanized sole. In Archery Range, Letart, Rt. I. Discount at your Shop. 12. A previous match was beld pera.Bonanu. . " . March 3rd. The results ol these wonderful white or neutral bone leather upper, Imatches are as follows. •~·~ 11• 1 King took 1st place In 1 class; John Fergerson, 1st ONLY PAIR in 250 class; Donnie Van . 1st place, Kenneth '"' i' 2nd place and Buddy ,3rd. place In the 175 <lass. . 1 Taylor, 1st place; But McKin· 1ney, 2nd place and Larry Luck· leydoo, 3rd. place 1n the too class. Trophies were awarded Middleport, Ohio to the lsi, 2nd, and aid place . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. ,_ _ _ _ _,.._.,..: winners in each c:1aSfl. , ' • ' .i> •' -~ Ph· wv.·-- - . -H-&R Firestone ·Store -' •·•<I· '~·---~---...11 ....... ·' ' ,_,:'j_ !l,r· ' ·lf· ,;__~ >.;..• ".- •• •:·.~.::•.';.\;•t· ~"<·'W*" ""1 .'.h..... .., ..t,. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ·, . • , , ,-_ . i , ~ ' • 'f o!ll ... ' - �.. Children~ Parents Presr-nt Science Pro~ram Tuesday '\fASON-A Science Research wlll receive the award for Assoc1::tle program was present- lng the most parents present. erl by the children and their parFollowing adjournment, retnls at 1 meeting of the Mason freshments were served. Gnde School Parent Teacher's A~ociation on · Tuesday evenIn ~ at the school. First a n d slxtb grade pupils demonstrated their use of the SRA in read~rades dent, named the countries of ; MASON - John Grandstaff , Europe ~nd. another 6th grade~, coach of Wahama High SChpol, Susan \\ atk.ms, named the capl- ' presented letters to basketball tals. ., \ and football players at a re- Also making up the program cent banquet given in their bonwere the Mason Cub Scouts 2S3 or at the school. Recipients of who stood inspection. Lawrence Football awards were : Reginald Foreman, cub master: wa s Hart, Robert Brown, Thoma! elected on Tuesday eve~mg, ln- !Ewi )f{ , James Bird, Harry C. stitutional Representative of Roush, Charles Yonker, B i I l the Scouts. IJewell. Bill Sprouse , Duane VanDuring tht business meeting !Meter. Gordon CJark, Bobby of:icers of the PTA were elect- ~ Russell. Earl Stewart •. Dewey ed for the coming year. Mrs. Smith. Dick TeMant, N1ck HowLewis Gilland was elected pres- ard, Kenneth Reynolds, Danny tdent; Mrs. James ~a ul e y, 'Harbour. and Managers, Kenfirst vice pres.; second v i c e 1neth Bass· and Jimmy Bla~e . pres., principal of school, Char- 1 Basketball letter recipients Lie carr, Mrs. Fred Taylor, sec· .were Bill Jewell, Charles Yonret.ary; Mrs. Cecil Smi1h, treas- :ker. Nick Howard, Charles Harurer. lgraves, James Bird, Bobby Means of obtaining enough 1Roush and Man~gers, . money to purchase a drinking ' Hester and Edd1e Harr.Js·m · ,~uet fountain for the school was dis· AIS<J honored a! the u• cussed. The group decided that were the Cheerleaders and if enou~h money was not ob- parents and the parents of the tained from donations. another above mentioned players . Oth· soup supper would be held in er special guests attending were Ule future. . Mr. and Mrs. John Grandstaff, Prior to the business meet· 1coach, Leo Watso~ and Mrs. ing Mrs . Fred Samsel conduct- Watson : coach, Robert Oliver, ed the devotional program. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reed, Room count was taken and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Withers, Mr. Miss Ivy Sleeth's first grade and Mrs. Harry MiHer, Mr. and ~:;_;~~~;:_;;:,:...,;:.'"1. Mrs. Ralph Sayre. and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Foley. The dinner THE was served by the Wahama Atltlelic Boosters. - -- - 1 4th A Aok For FREE KEVIl . ' SHOE BOX U. S. KEDS CANVAS FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY N. 2nd An. Middleport, 0. I cosTLY 1 NEW YORK \UP!) - Work- ers aren 't the only ones who Isufrer from on - the - job acclWorkl!rs ' mishaps give ' American industry a $4.6 billion headache annually, according to American Standards Associ- 1 f . ation. "'SELECT .. ONL Y THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS~ m ~ "c u ,,. liy Sale!! . FRIDAY SATURDAY . . ,.. ···~ ' SPECIAL OPPIR . More Coupons Availa~le In Store --------J ...ti PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Accept Trade-ins . ...-' "' .. ~ RAMBLERS Ul II'UII( ,, .. c 1962 RAMBLER Del•e. 2 Dr. R&H. Sttndard Tnnl. Like n1w. f 65• Swiss Steak '.- -~~~~~- ... --~~·--' ~~ Chuck Steak .... ?:;~~~ ...... ~- .. 594: 'f . .Smoked Picnics . . . . . HIT RE&IDS BY FAMouS I' AltTISTS 'j' ' I' :I -z 1960 RAMBLER American 2 Dr. Standud Trant. !:iID 1959 RAMBLER Clanic Cit ~ 4 Dr. Super. Push button drive. RIH. Sharp. > 1951 RAMBLER Cl.ntiic Cuwtom 4 Dr. Station VVagon. St1ndard wUh overdriYe, nice. 1959 PL YM.OUTH 4 Dr. Real nice. VI. FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS 1958 PLYMOUTH 4 dr, Gre•n. V8 . •~ 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Tu·tone blue. V8. 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr, OLDSMOBILES MERCURYS Btu. 1nd whit• . 1955 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. green, nice. z 6Tu·tone cyl. - 1955 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. ti """__. . Ill ____ Jeep Sto, W•gon Wo Hove 'Eml . Phch color, V8. We Have Them All Here And They Are Going At WHOLESALE PRICES Sn Them At., • eBuilt-ln Bottom Bin eEgg Storage • Half GaL Door Shelves , • 50 lb. Freezer • Mag!UI Seal Door eOn Wheels for Easy Moving Z C s n )Jo il: I :E ... .. 1ft m !1 ~I -< I ;! ~ ~ Ill m MAIN Mollliol 5!!120 Con!empor••y ''l()·boy·• 11~1 in&-ir•ined W•lnutcaloror lilr1in1d M1ho1•nr coloror brlt Am1ric1n stylin( in 11nuint MIPII 111neor1 1nd St'lttl l'lerdwood sc1lid ~ . $179·95 ·.~ \' SAVE 12c I H0T~OJNr" .. ' ' HOTPOINT DRYER Automatic ·Washer · l"leinz Ketchup ........ ~~~;-_ 234 Kroger Fl_our ..s~l_f.~i~i?~.. 5 .::~ 394 Tomatoes Pork& Beans .~~~ ~~~~' 2 N~~!:x' 254 tSpeed Flow DrY.Jog eAul.Temper• e Top Loading e Large Tub Capacity e All Porcelain lnsldf and OUt e 2- Waah Waters Hot.or Warm .fonl \ .,'I "1 ·. ' ' . •N, HOTPOit« · . (J) HANDCIIAniD Sat., April 20, 19'63 . problern,s. ' with ••ch cOupon '1ncl ,PurchiM of -- WITK ·1,N'GELS ' PHONE WY ' • • ' . t O,.Y $6.!)0 I ,WEEK . . . . ------+- ~ ' •••• ' TRADI • < ' ' ' ~ gal. 39c Navy Beans ' ' Fertilizer .... SO ~. $1.98 Garden Hose .. . " $2.19 Sttti•I"'UII'I ~' 20, ·1P6l ' Peat Moss ... 6 c;; ..Peppers . . . 2 < for.. l Hill . -.:-1211 Any Pkg. ROS~ BUSHES - •, doz. N. BIG 19c SALE! ' \+;+ .. . : . · ' Morton Dinners ICI'I Na 303 Krager Freestone Hygrade's Luncheon Meat .. . . ....... " ... 39c Hygrade's Vienna Sausage.. . ... 2'N':39c Polident ..... .. ............. ..... ....... . .. , ..... 45c Kroger Cheese "" 2 ~~: 63c Kroger Cookies ... '""'"' .... •~.,.......,..... 2 !'.49c Kroger Cherries .........................1 ................ 2 N~.::: 35c - .- - - - - -~------------- ' •c WITH TRADE . ~g Frozen oz. ••••. ••. . •••• m . . . . . . . , ... WASHER&DRYER. i:~i-f!. -~LY @ GOlp YIDI!O ' GUARD TUNEii • Slkod ......... .,• .,•• , •••• , ••• sw;u ' 'R.OR ~ Ch•Uis tor 1rut1r dt· Plndlblllty, tewer ur vice atrate the Hotpotnt };lee· tric R-ange and aerve re· fre•hfll.ents. Schick Razor with blades and Free Space Book .,. ' Features 1n Color TV g ,, ' WIJH JRADI ...__, 40" Push Iutton Elac. Range 2 ~ wilh coupon and purchou gf ,,~I Gr~Jtc ,t llejlelldab•l•ty fte h6rb.e 'ftbnotnist of The _tteetrte Co. will be here all 3 dayJ to demon- 100 EXlliA FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS ·39·.95 . Sandwich Bread ~r~~r 2~v::394 Old Va Jelly ·::~~~~:~; 3 1~ $1 · pe a ches ... ~~~~ ~~~ ~?·~~·- ' .. 2 .;.n. 3l'UJ 7~ D0 nuts '.. '_s~~~~~~:~~~!a_i~ 2' · - 45~ Buttermilk, Plain or Creamed ture Selection • 2o lb. Capacity e Safety Start Control ' 45th AnnivtrSiry Evtnl! f(lr !· . ,· ' ~ f '/ :;:,. " " r':. ' ,,.,, WITH TRADE Limited Offer for i ~ only $495°0 Refreshments Served All3 Days POMEROY Nl !SJB AlliA ;U-Ill)i1!1S IM-. Th• lNDliiJLU . "' .... lb. bag • cans ' Chocolate Devils Faad Layer or Golden Sno Layer Cake ' ,{ 5 SAVE Coupon llCplr" !at.. April 20, 1963 METROPOLITAN MOTORS g ~E. I with covpon and putcha11 of anr I . IMc•l I FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS m t ~ Sandwich Buns 50 Sedtn. PONTIACS · II'IOMJ - ------- Cane Sugar 12 tall cans Plain or 1ft Ul ' - - Domino Kroger Biscuits wllh coupon l purcha1o of any l pkg 1• I or 12 ct. ' I / • Full Width Porcelain Crisper -- Homestylo or BuHermilk 50 ' CHEVROLET$ - - Evaporated •ilfl coupo11 and p"'rchco•• of any 2 IU•rom..d or yeu~ WIRING Hotpoint Refriger'or DELUXE 12 CU. FT. -- - - - "-w! hprovM, Mtitftocfi- ' 1953 FORD 16) Station Wagon BUICKS - - - - - RETAIL .VALUE '1/ ' STUDEBAKER§ ·- j: ' SMtn. Solid. 1957 FORD VB 2 D_oor 1958 CHEVROLET 4 dr VB $tation W11gon. 19!8 CHEVROLET 4 dr 6 crt. Station Wagon 19S7 CHEVROLET 4 dr Sed1n VI. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 dr Std.n 1953 CHEVROLET 2 dr H1rdtop -~- lb. 29c .su.ec~ .... lb. 33c Corn ish Hens . Jumbo li•• 20.22 oz. ea. __ •• 49c 12 oz. Kr'ager Peanut Butter Crush or Smooth 1960 FORD VI Country Sed. Sta. Wagon l 959 FORD VI 2 Door ~::::::::::::~ PLYMOUTHS 50 EXTRA FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS I 1955 FORD VB 2 Door Ul who:..... . • --~-- ---------- FORDS Sedan. Clean, wlt;b ,_. T"""erwrR-dlono Our Used Car Lot is Loaded! Over 38 Cars On "' A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 Cars. ~ If You Don#t Have A Tro~de-ln, Come In We Will Sell You Anv Car On Our Lot At A Whole· ~ sale Price. We Hav• To Reduce Our Stock Of ~ Used Cars. WHOLESALE PRICES .,...., 16. ~--------------~----~------~--~ •' > •~ . of DHr PriH drowlnt Uto ~=....... ....,., SPECIAL ,....,.UO.. All ·, 20 POPULAR I Telephone Number---- - - dopooltocl by on odult I . Soo our window flor onnouneomenl I To bo valid, coupon _ llddlliport, 0, *" - ,... ................ . . ...a IM" ...,. ' NATIONALLY ADVERTISED I . AUTOMATIC HI Fl I I RECOitD PLAYER L o:!l~•- oo•1l1&wlt bent' 11, r..a.l aDd. INCLUqEDI 4-SPEED ' ' . ..., M -lie M a • I DOOR PRI~E COUPON I I N•me---"--- - - - - - - - I 1 ·1Address - - - - - - - - - I oast INGELS CBIDATJI free DOOR PRI ,...---------~ OF 51 mL-----------~~~~~ z ' J , COME AND • DURING OUR SALI, winnerl "' 0 --------- ---------- ' ~ · ---.. <I ~'"·Furniture :I -' ' with the covpons ln·'ihis ad I' ;1/ Jl' , At Ingels Furniture Top Ve~,lue Stamps .' ' . """}fiJ"r;,i,r,r,n...,ial Buys •.. ... > -- EXTRA FlEE · '~ :;1. 8 -1:9 - 20J. ' T.t~•i,;co'AV · buy! eJuot clip tho coupon ond comelnl e you m•v bo tho lucky .....,.._ ~-------.. . ;,. , • "'o Purchooo N-llry- e No obligotlonl Nothing to $1 PLAY KROGER'S EXCITING CASH GAME •.• "SPLiT THE DOLLAR''! e9xl2 S•ndr•n Linoleum Rug e F.M. Zenith R•dio el Pr. T1ble Lamps e17-Jewel Elgin W1tch 1 II ', . ' "' 1 • COME IN FOR YOUR FREE KEYI Try your Froo Koy in our Truouro Choot for thooo bitJ Grond PrllM: Letters Given ing and mathematics. Pupils of To Players In all the demonstrated the SRA method In spelling. : 2 Kinds Sports Gary Mitchell , 6th grade stu- ·- Fun,. Refreshmen~s · and :Prizes Durin_g· Ingels~-: Open Stetson. For · Treasure Hunters '• • for l9c . ' ~-26~5 I ' 1;;,•. . . ' •. r' ." 'I (., . .49 �.. Children~ Parents Presr-nt Science Pro~ram Tuesday '\fASON-A Science Research wlll receive the award for Assoc1::tle program was present- lng the most parents present. erl by the children and their parFollowing adjournment, retnls at 1 meeting of the Mason freshments were served. Gnde School Parent Teacher's A~ociation on · Tuesday evenIn ~ at the school. First a n d slxtb grade pupils demonstrated their use of the SRA in read~rades dent, named the countries of ; MASON - John Grandstaff , Europe ~nd. another 6th grade~, coach of Wahama High SChpol, Susan \\ atk.ms, named the capl- ' presented letters to basketball tals. ., \ and football players at a re- Also making up the program cent banquet given in their bonwere the Mason Cub Scouts 2S3 or at the school. Recipients of who stood inspection. Lawrence Football awards were : Reginald Foreman, cub master: wa s Hart, Robert Brown, Thoma! elected on Tuesday eve~mg, ln- !Ewi )f{ , James Bird, Harry C. stitutional Representative of Roush, Charles Yonker, B i I l the Scouts. IJewell. Bill Sprouse , Duane VanDuring tht business meeting !Meter. Gordon CJark, Bobby of:icers of the PTA were elect- ~ Russell. Earl Stewart •. Dewey ed for the coming year. Mrs. Smith. Dick TeMant, N1ck HowLewis Gilland was elected pres- ard, Kenneth Reynolds, Danny tdent; Mrs. James ~a ul e y, 'Harbour. and Managers, Kenfirst vice pres.; second v i c e 1neth Bass· and Jimmy Bla~e . pres., principal of school, Char- 1 Basketball letter recipients Lie carr, Mrs. Fred Taylor, sec· .were Bill Jewell, Charles Yonret.ary; Mrs. Cecil Smi1h, treas- :ker. Nick Howard, Charles Harurer. lgraves, James Bird, Bobby Means of obtaining enough 1Roush and Man~gers, . money to purchase a drinking ' Hester and Edd1e Harr.Js·m · ,~uet fountain for the school was dis· AIS<J honored a! the u• cussed. The group decided that were the Cheerleaders and if enou~h money was not ob- parents and the parents of the tained from donations. another above mentioned players . Oth· soup supper would be held in er special guests attending were Ule future. . Mr. and Mrs. John Grandstaff, Prior to the business meet· 1coach, Leo Watso~ and Mrs. ing Mrs . Fred Samsel conduct- Watson : coach, Robert Oliver, ed the devotional program. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reed, Room count was taken and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Withers, Mr. Miss Ivy Sleeth's first grade and Mrs. Harry MiHer, Mr. and ~:;_;~~~;:_;;:,:...,;:.'"1. Mrs. Ralph Sayre. and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Foley. The dinner THE was served by the Wahama Atltlelic Boosters. - -- - 1 4th A Aok For FREE KEVIl . ' SHOE BOX U. S. KEDS CANVAS FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY N. 2nd An. Middleport, 0. I cosTLY 1 NEW YORK \UP!) - Work- ers aren 't the only ones who Isufrer from on - the - job acclWorkl!rs ' mishaps give ' American industry a $4.6 billion headache annually, according to American Standards Associ- 1 f . ation. "'SELECT .. ONL Y THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS~ m ~ "c u ,,. liy Sale!! . FRIDAY SATURDAY . . ,.. ···~ ' SPECIAL OPPIR . More Coupons Availa~le In Store --------J ...ti PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Accept Trade-ins . ...-' "' .. ~ RAMBLERS Ul II'UII( ,, .. c 1962 RAMBLER Del•e. 2 Dr. R&H. Sttndard Tnnl. Like n1w. f 65• Swiss Steak '.- -~~~~~- ... --~~·--' ~~ Chuck Steak .... ?:;~~~ ...... ~- .. 594: 'f . .Smoked Picnics . . . . . HIT RE&IDS BY FAMouS I' AltTISTS 'j' ' I' :I -z 1960 RAMBLER American 2 Dr. Standud Trant. !:iID 1959 RAMBLER Clanic Cit ~ 4 Dr. Super. Push button drive. RIH. Sharp. > 1951 RAMBLER Cl.ntiic Cuwtom 4 Dr. Station VVagon. St1ndard wUh overdriYe, nice. 1959 PL YM.OUTH 4 Dr. Real nice. VI. FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS 1958 PLYMOUTH 4 dr, Gre•n. V8 . •~ 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Tu·tone blue. V8. 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr, OLDSMOBILES MERCURYS Btu. 1nd whit• . 1955 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. green, nice. z 6Tu·tone cyl. - 1955 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. ti """__. . Ill ____ Jeep Sto, W•gon Wo Hove 'Eml . Phch color, V8. We Have Them All Here And They Are Going At WHOLESALE PRICES Sn Them At., • eBuilt-ln Bottom Bin eEgg Storage • Half GaL Door Shelves , • 50 lb. Freezer • Mag!UI Seal Door eOn Wheels for Easy Moving Z C s n )Jo il: I :E ... .. 1ft m !1 ~I -< I ;! ~ ~ Ill m MAIN Mollliol 5!!120 Con!empor••y ''l()·boy·• 11~1 in&-ir•ined W•lnutcaloror lilr1in1d M1ho1•nr coloror brlt Am1ric1n stylin( in 11nuint MIPII 111neor1 1nd St'lttl l'lerdwood sc1lid ~ . $179·95 ·.~ \' SAVE 12c I H0T~OJNr" .. ' ' HOTPOINT DRYER Automatic ·Washer · l"leinz Ketchup ........ ~~~;-_ 234 Kroger Fl_our ..s~l_f.~i~i?~.. 5 .::~ 394 Tomatoes Pork& Beans .~~~ ~~~~' 2 N~~!:x' 254 tSpeed Flow DrY.Jog eAul.Temper• e Top Loading e Large Tub Capacity e All Porcelain lnsldf and OUt e 2- Waah Waters Hot.or Warm .fonl \ .,'I "1 ·. ' ' . •N, HOTPOit« · . (J) HANDCIIAniD Sat., April 20, 19'63 . problern,s. ' with ••ch cOupon '1ncl ,PurchiM of -- WITK ·1,N'GELS ' PHONE WY ' • • ' . t O,.Y $6.!)0 I ,WEEK . . . . ------+- ~ ' •••• ' TRADI • < ' ' ' ~ gal. 39c Navy Beans ' ' Fertilizer .... SO ~. $1.98 Garden Hose .. . " $2.19 Sttti•I"'UII'I ~' 20, ·1P6l ' Peat Moss ... 6 c;; ..Peppers . . . 2 < for.. l Hill . -.:-1211 Any Pkg. ROS~ BUSHES - •, doz. N. BIG 19c SALE! ' \+;+ .. . : . · ' Morton Dinners ICI'I Na 303 Krager Freestone Hygrade's Luncheon Meat .. . . ....... " ... 39c Hygrade's Vienna Sausage.. . ... 2'N':39c Polident ..... .. ............. ..... ....... . .. , ..... 45c Kroger Cheese "" 2 ~~: 63c Kroger Cookies ... '""'"' .... •~.,.......,..... 2 !'.49c Kroger Cherries .........................1 ................ 2 N~.::: 35c - .- - - - - -~------------- ' •c WITH TRADE . ~g Frozen oz. ••••. ••. . •••• m . . . . . . . , ... WASHER&DRYER. i:~i-f!. -~LY @ GOlp YIDI!O ' GUARD TUNEii • Slkod ......... .,• .,•• , •••• , ••• sw;u ' 'R.OR ~ Ch•Uis tor 1rut1r dt· Plndlblllty, tewer ur vice atrate the Hotpotnt };lee· tric R-ange and aerve re· fre•hfll.ents. Schick Razor with blades and Free Space Book .,. ' Features 1n Color TV g ,, ' WIJH JRADI ...__, 40" Push Iutton Elac. Range 2 ~ wilh coupon and purchou gf ,,~I Gr~Jtc ,t llejlelldab•l•ty fte h6rb.e 'ftbnotnist of The _tteetrte Co. will be here all 3 dayJ to demon- 100 EXlliA FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS ·39·.95 . Sandwich Bread ~r~~r 2~v::394 Old Va Jelly ·::~~~~:~; 3 1~ $1 · pe a ches ... ~~~~ ~~~ ~?·~~·- ' .. 2 .;.n. 3l'UJ 7~ D0 nuts '.. '_s~~~~~~:~~~!a_i~ 2' · - 45~ Buttermilk, Plain or Creamed ture Selection • 2o lb. Capacity e Safety Start Control ' 45th AnnivtrSiry Evtnl! f(lr !· . ,· ' ~ f '/ :;:,. " " r':. ' ,,.,, WITH TRADE Limited Offer for i ~ only $495°0 Refreshments Served All3 Days POMEROY Nl !SJB AlliA ;U-Ill)i1!1S IM-. Th• lNDliiJLU . "' .... lb. bag • cans ' Chocolate Devils Faad Layer or Golden Sno Layer Cake ' ,{ 5 SAVE Coupon llCplr" !at.. April 20, 1963 METROPOLITAN MOTORS g ~E. I with covpon and putcha11 of anr I . IMc•l I FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS m t ~ Sandwich Buns 50 Sedtn. PONTIACS · II'IOMJ - ------- Cane Sugar 12 tall cans Plain or 1ft Ul ' - - Domino Kroger Biscuits wllh coupon l purcha1o of any l pkg 1• I or 12 ct. ' I / • Full Width Porcelain Crisper -- Homestylo or BuHermilk 50 ' CHEVROLET$ - - Evaporated •ilfl coupo11 and p"'rchco•• of any 2 IU•rom..d or yeu~ WIRING Hotpoint Refriger'or DELUXE 12 CU. FT. -- - - - "-w! hprovM, Mtitftocfi- ' 1953 FORD 16) Station Wagon BUICKS - - - - - RETAIL .VALUE '1/ ' STUDEBAKER§ ·- j: ' SMtn. Solid. 1957 FORD VB 2 D_oor 1958 CHEVROLET 4 dr VB $tation W11gon. 19!8 CHEVROLET 4 dr 6 crt. Station Wagon 19S7 CHEVROLET 4 dr Sed1n VI. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 dr Std.n 1953 CHEVROLET 2 dr H1rdtop -~- lb. 29c .su.ec~ .... lb. 33c Corn ish Hens . Jumbo li•• 20.22 oz. ea. __ •• 49c 12 oz. Kr'ager Peanut Butter Crush or Smooth 1960 FORD VI Country Sed. Sta. Wagon l 959 FORD VI 2 Door ~::::::::::::~ PLYMOUTHS 50 EXTRA FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS I 1955 FORD VB 2 Door Ul who:..... . • --~-- ---------- FORDS Sedan. Clean, wlt;b ,_. T"""erwrR-dlono Our Used Car Lot is Loaded! Over 38 Cars On "' A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 Cars. ~ If You Don#t Have A Tro~de-ln, Come In We Will Sell You Anv Car On Our Lot At A Whole· ~ sale Price. We Hav• To Reduce Our Stock Of ~ Used Cars. WHOLESALE PRICES .,...., 16. ~--------------~----~------~--~ •' > •~ . of DHr PriH drowlnt Uto ~=....... ....,., SPECIAL ,....,.UO.. All ·, 20 POPULAR I Telephone Number---- - - dopooltocl by on odult I . Soo our window flor onnouneomenl I To bo valid, coupon _ llddlliport, 0, *" - ,... ................ . . ...a IM" ...,. ' NATIONALLY ADVERTISED I . AUTOMATIC HI Fl I I RECOitD PLAYER L o:!l~•- oo•1l1&wlt bent' 11, r..a.l aDd. INCLUqEDI 4-SPEED ' ' . ..., M -lie M a • I DOOR PRI~E COUPON I I N•me---"--- - - - - - - - I 1 ·1Address - - - - - - - - - I oast INGELS CBIDATJI free DOOR PRI ,...---------~ OF 51 mL-----------~~~~~ z ' J , COME AND • DURING OUR SALI, winnerl "' 0 --------- ---------- ' ~ · ---.. <I ~'"·Furniture :I -' ' with the covpons ln·'ihis ad I' ;1/ Jl' , At Ingels Furniture Top Ve~,lue Stamps .' ' . """}fiJ"r;,i,r,r,n...,ial Buys •.. ... > -- EXTRA FlEE · '~ :;1. 8 -1:9 - 20J. ' T.t~•i,;co'AV · buy! eJuot clip tho coupon ond comelnl e you m•v bo tho lucky .....,.._ ~-------.. . ;,. , • "'o Purchooo N-llry- e No obligotlonl Nothing to $1 PLAY KROGER'S EXCITING CASH GAME •.• "SPLiT THE DOLLAR''! e9xl2 S•ndr•n Linoleum Rug e F.M. Zenith R•dio el Pr. T1ble Lamps e17-Jewel Elgin W1tch 1 II ', . ' "' 1 • COME IN FOR YOUR FREE KEYI Try your Froo Koy in our Truouro Choot for thooo bitJ Grond PrllM: Letters Given ing and mathematics. Pupils of To Players In all the demonstrated the SRA method In spelling. : 2 Kinds Sports Gary Mitchell , 6th grade stu- ·- Fun,. Refreshmen~s · and :Prizes Durin_g· Ingels~-: Open Stetson. For · Treasure Hunters '• • for l9c . ' ~-26~5 I ' 1;;,•. . . ' •. r' ." 'I (., . .49 �\ ., .; ~ -1t-9ti11Y-:~ntitlel; -'Pom!•oy-Middleport, 0 , Apr. 17, 1963 Nortl>m Ohio, a!t•-·_. ,....., he left same t..m working on IR711hot _ _ _ _ _..;..___ rer. of A~, and Mr. l!ld brui!led !..lings all along Ill<! way. l built the. turnpike," Mashetee • ~......... Mrs. Ralph FI'Jlzler and family Sltocknessy Is Real Man Of .~~.OC::ve::.!,~a!.,~:! :1~~~~~=-JE ~:r.; • Jn Freeway pfOJecl •. wbetl Act IOD .Society . . r-nterNews " _,.. On , 'l'Ueoda1 ··~-• Pauley, Mr. l!ld Na•• " ~ ~:~~~~y walt•ndma a !:~:;.:O:::Mi:, ..... ilt ....,. beauUciaD oeboo• lD Atheno. tored to ·Jackeon .; attend Mary Jeff'!' Jordon and J"_".;lhY11lii_Sino thete. , . or lhe turnpike commiSIIOn, I jobl et Jeffetl Dunham ,P,IIrticJpitecf --. COtUMBUS fUPll - James!sa}·s. "Jim geta things done." I he has he-ld Jli~ce. He abo was· ~ "Jim_~ drlnp done,". ~· Mr. and Mn. ·~. . M, Calaway in the atylerevJew held in conStarQy, Mrs.Ra:flii(JIIdl \\'bb" Shoeltnellsy, the man cbos- · James A. Rhodes' admir.Sstration close uooffickll adviser to !eter aa.ad. ~e il blunt and~~ were SlinQy dl.niler gue"ltl of neclioo wi&h ,..., Nolan's sew~! Noilson ·Md Suaje and .en ~o ,:h-e a fioal push tc. N m· had c.allf'd UJX~n tht prominent LauS<'he, , . . b~t he doe~n t_hold ~dges, the their aon-~law and daughter, lng class ·on Huntington . TV. Brookh.art of Albany Jll~ti!Jl\ of the Cincinnati·Colum, Democrat 10 gi\·~ a !umC b hulld- He pre~tly 11 VI« chamnan dtreetor s<Ud m recalhng that be Mr. and Mr1. Leon Woodrwn Mrs. Howard NoJan.. in Columbus Gn b'J!!·Cie~e~and frt>eway, is a man jng the supt'rhl~hway lifted some of the Democratic state organiza· and Rhodes tangled ~ith Shock- and tunily of Albany. County Home E1~ensioD visited with ol _,.:rtion. . eyellruws but hardly was 8 sur· lion and pracLi~ally wrote the par- nessy, a number oi tlmt'!S !dong Ruth Starkey aooompanied by hal!l conducted these .-....re are many who ha\'e an i priM'!, ly plalfoJ . 1 which he read to the the uy. her granddaughter, susie Nel· classes for several . weeks. int~'~ dislikt f~>r Shot:knessy bUI ' The Harvard lawyer had C'Om'ention la~t year. He also was The highway h~ been complet- 8011, parents, Mr. and Mrs. eral o~ers. including ...,,~ 1 11 and ~!. WIQJam th~y wuuid agree witr; Highway applied the push and persuasion on the co~m1Uee that wrolt' the ed from the Medina a_rea soulb· Frank Bobo and sister, Clarice from. Mergs CQun.ty, .were on ~y with hit ~!r~ttlo; !-'earl E. ~1a.ilfletc 1 wbo ' to complete the tw·npike across ~mocrat1c platForm at l.he par-, ward for about 125 m.i1e:a through stack, ~any, attended a din- show on MondaJ, . and Mrs. Jem~yArelnts l --... -·~-·---·-·---~-- - - - - - i tys Los Angeles conventiOn. 1Columbustoaboutl2mllesaouth nerrecentlyinhonorofth.e90th Mrs. Robert stout has . J~c~. His P As urnpike chairman old tim-' of the capital. brJthday . of Mrs. Anise Wilson ed to her home here' after home wltb them er.:~ recall how he rode herd on Masheter said that the turnpike Lithopolis. Mr!. Wilson is ~· five weeks stay With her a,re ,,spending a few day1 bere. Mr. and · Mrs. Jobn Iall aspects of the project. Once!commission had once considered cousin of Frank Bobo. The cele- ter, Mrs. 4tel . . I he called several contractors to building the highway but aban- bration was held at the mWlJ.. bt!:thton, TeM. Mrs. . Mrs. Fernie ; Columbus, lectured them as if doned the idea. Since, the admiD- cipal fire house and was 8t. underwent surJery, is Frant 1 and daughter 1 they were school _boys, made istrations of form~r Gov~rs tended by 150 friends and 1r'if1. Weekend guests of tbe Ro- vlslted wJth Mrs. ' I them promise to personally go to I O'Neill and DiSalle put their hand relatives, ' bert Stoota were and Mrs. son Dennis Woodgerd at ,' the construction sites before sun., to the throtlle to complete t h & Weekend guests of Mr. and Worley Stout ~ of ' Cottage,· ~lclsbure. La... EACH BC T't LE , down and smooth out ,whatever I road. Mrs. Fern Gillogly were Mt. Charleston, W. Va., and afternoon ' 1 the problems were. 'I1ley did. , ' .. We still have a lo tto do,· 'he and Mrs. Elba McKnight and WiUIJ of Cleveland, Other · SERVES . ,; REE 1 The highway director said Idirector said. ''It has been a prob- ShiU'Oil, Colwnbus, Mr. and era were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Ingram, lay speak· Shocknessy, who will serve with- 1 lem of communicaUons. Contracb Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and chUd- ~apper and family of' WesfOn eJ at Temple church, conductuul pay, and the cmomiss.ion j have been publicized, lines bave ' and Mr. and Mrs. John ' ed s~ services at the would not have a specific assign- been drawn, some road has been in Hamilton COunty where ~· and .family of Harr(Jiol'lville. chutcb _on .Suoday morning. Her ment as such but would have ! built but it is far from t'Omplet· ty is expenilive and Ule 'terraiD ·ill The bylnn ~ at the Mt 1De818fe emphasl.zed Palm to do in pushing th• r,..._ ed ." hilly • The department j>robably Unloij church Sunday altern...; day and the Easter seuon. way to completion. "The finaJ route for about eight wiJl go a1oJt witb the eogineen was weD attended. ' Mr. .and Mrs. H. E. "We want his advice on many I miles of the road in . Cuyahoga who believe a tunnel in the bllJy About 7$ J!el'BODS from. in_ Columbus matters ~.s we try to ~m.~Jete , UJ:unty_,hasn't been ~ibally deter· Eden Park section at CinclnnaU Mt. Union tqJd Carleton he _ at~nded Doard the r~d, Masheter sa1d. And mmed, Masheter sa1d, "although the final solution but that hu not es jpiDed in surprise of bls Insurance there Js a Jot more to be done! we be!ieve we will have the ans- been detemdned. day -party for ,their pastor; also visited with Mrs. Jetto <: om~IE"t~. IR71 than most )>{'0· were m a couple of weeb: · "So we pave a Jot of problems Stanley, on Monday evening Jewell who eame home I I pie realize. . Contracts have been awarded · yet," Masheter said. "JJm ·and the Mt. Union c})urcih. A them fOr a viatlt with SAVE YOUR R. C. COLA, Masheter sa1d he wanted th_e f?.r t_he le.g from ~lumbus to the the commission have had proven progr!lll foJlowed by a friends and relatives here. DIET-RITE COLA, NEHI TRUE FRUIT ~st .':alent he_ co.~ld get and 1t , Cm~mnati outer~lt at the north- sucees.s In dealing with engineers. supper was enjoyed. Two Mr. 8lid Mrs. Earl S\<l~ke1 y l ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS \~as only log1cal to call upon ern ~ge of Ha~ulto~ County, But, consulting firms, local govern- day cakes, one baked. by Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. THEY ARE VALUABLE! Shockness~ and _the ~~pie who t ~ d•recor sa1d, . nghta of way mcnts and the many problems ,VirgU King, Carleton ehurcll, _ and daughter, had expenence lll . bmldmg long st111 must be obtamed for 'IIJffif' of you run Into when you build 8 aDd one furnished by Mr. and Wiseman and Mrs. Day· We Will Pay V. Cent Each stretches of .superhighways, such jthe land even though contracts major highway. That's why we Mrs. ArCble McKJnney, Parsons at the Panons To Your Favorite Charity. as .. the turnp1ke. . have been awarded. called upon them to help in thl1 er.joyed. The honor guest bome in Rutland on SUnday L.... lile ""'""'"'"'""'""'""',........,___...,...,.,......,....,...,,......,it'.__~A~ct:'u~olly, we will have the Much still remains to he done I matter." lcefved many nice gifM. ening. Mrs. David - - - has been a aurglcal patient at rontrov..-.y. Fanner Gov. Fronk!stpd to the rommlsstoo J. Lousche named btm chaitmaa the toll rood was built, • loW, low prlc" ' CiffttCab ", .., ..... ,.....k•-- 49C", .•• S~ters Secret.,....,.... Royal Crown Cola I •oor NOW IN HALF-QUARTS s4C · , il II' SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY Ivory Soap .... carton serves 18 2 ~o.. 33~ .. _,""' '"" ,pleoly BEST COLA BUY j i . FULL CUTS 3 ~.... 31c ww I Ivory-Soap ..... 1 4 .... 28c Hospital News I BASSET EAGLE MEDALLION MIRROR. Pittsburgh Plate Gl ass ... 10 books SPICED LUNCHEON-PICKLE & PIMENTO-OLIVE LOAF-OLD FASHION LOAF l 1-lb. pkg. Ivory Liquid 37c They are James A. Ferren, son of Mr. ~b;thi~H;:·j Ferrell, PaulandL. M.;iirs;~· ~ SY.ROOO lAVABO SET. Metal goiQ finish ••• lltookl l CURIO CAB INET. Solid birch, rruitwood finish,, , 3 books .. "ScALES OF JUSTICE," with marble base ••• ·3 of Langsville who have passed an. tests and physicals for their choice ol IChool. They wUI at· tend the Automollve R e p at r !:cbool ,at Aberdeetl ProvJ!II Ground, Maryland after bUtc tralnlDg. . qlarles A. Searles, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland C. Searles, .wiU attend the weldlDg acbeol . at Aberdeen ProvlDg Ground. Jerry Lee Brogan, son of Mr. att() .Mrs. John W. Brogaa and Robett R. Gibson, son of Mrs. Frances Alkire of lfBrrbonviUe, attend the Medical Laber· at.ry .Procedures Scbool at Fort EARL'r A MER ICA N EAGLE. Me· I anllqW i!OIQ fin4sh, •• Z books Sam Houston, while Te01, Charles Raymond HaUield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymtlnd F. Hatfield, be trained In En- wm gineer Equipment Maintenance. Others who have qualified are F. Smith, tK111 of Mrs. May Smith of Mason, Va. a senior of Wahama who will attend the fla. School at the U. S. Schoal, Fort MtinU.; Jinuny L. Cana· son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave IC01110dy, and Jooeph E. Logan, Mr. and Mrs. W. ~~ botb of Rt No. I, " of North GalUa wlll attend the Au-lve Jl81r School at Aberdeen· Prov· lDg Ground. ' KIDNEY STOOL. Foot .-. .tor Hat. Cushion 1op , .. 5 book• SETH THOMAS " BANJO" CLOCK. 8-day Me.,wound ..• 12 hob ,. ,.,s45<",..LT. You callt get better home for fewer stMn.ps ... ~nywhere You must be satiSfi~d...lOO% Now._Top Value makes your "stamp shop· p10g wore rewarding than evl"r! Wby ? In the Ant place, Top Volue Jnt!!B~ ~d.s you know and truat. In home furrushinge, names like Kroehler • , • La!'\e •.. BlpiQw ... Quaker .• , Bates • : • Cannon ... to name just a few! But that'" not all! The news is this. Whet~: you choose a gift, you arc protected by thie e:r.clusive 2·way Golden Guarantee: TOP VALUE GUARANTEE NO. 1 You can't get better gifts for fewer stamps, anywhere! If any other currf>tl t stamp catalog shows an j_dentlcal gift for fewer atamp1, you can get 1t from Top Value for the fewer number of stomps. (Based upon plans issuing one atamp for e\o·ery ten cent& spent.) TOP VALUE GUARANTEE NO. 2 You must be satisfied ••• I~! Jf you are not completely Mtisfl.ed with any Top Value gift, you may return it for replacement or exchange. Camay Bath Soap 8 .... $pt-' ' 'II I ::-:•. - \ Fresh Post 59c ·. i Soap Powder .......... __ 83c Sultana Small Stuffed Wflh Po•k lb. plt1. - - 29c . ., ...... 3 3 · cj ·~~ RADIOS Dry Mlk 425 EXTRA Plaid 60c II I I T11,~.. Modal end ' YOU CAN " Transistor. REGISTER • • .. '*Tl'4·" AT YOUR BRIGHT STAR . DISCOUNT. ft1,lRI(ETS For The WMPO lind ArM Llittnet. JHkpot ' Stop tn,I!Kl ·lletdlter - ' ...J " . ~lty ••• . '· ' • \· •, l ·~· - l· 50 Extra Plaid Stamps WITH TillS COUPON and Your Purchase of WITH THIS COUPOiil and Your Purchase of RAPID SHAVE R,..•l•• 98c •r Menthol Home Permanent you'te. '"ko,me. •ic•·r TONI Fod. Tox lnclucftd bottle $2 • 10 50 Extra Plaid Stamps WITH THIS COUPOiil and Your Purchase of o:~ ~~.. 1 TEA BAGS $1.09 Valid thru April 23 in Columbus UnJt A&P Stores Columbus t!nlt A&P Stores Columbus Unit A&P Stores 50 Extre Plaid Stamps 100 Extra Plaid Stamp 50 Extra Plaid Stamps WITH THIS COUPOiil and Your Purchase of lCE CREAM BARS Valid thru April 23 in WITH TinS COUPON and Your Purchase of ~:~~ MARGARINE 21bs.82c Valid thru ApriJ 23 In WITH THIS COUPON and Your Purchase of lrMd "'4 C Villld thru April 23 lD ColumbUs bnJt -A&.P Stores Columbus tJnit A&P Stores $!5.00 or more, exclusive of item• prohibited by law Valid thru April 2S in ColumbUi Unit A&P Stores 25 Extra Plaid Stamps 25 Extra Plafd Stamps 25 EXtra Pllid.Sfamps WITH Tms COUPO!II and Your Purchas~ of WIT!f THIS COUPOiil ~nd Your Purchase of WITH THIS COUPON and Your Purchase of , PECAN SANDIE$· DAn NUT COOKIES TREND LIQUID I!Hf!o pkg. 39 Valid thrU April 23 In ·:~~ct":'''. , ·;" 4'c ~4!. ;,,. 49c ~:.::::... : . $9c ,illld'' tltrti AprU 2S 1i. Valld fJ!fll ARrll 23 In "Vt!U4 ~ AJ!rll 2$ In . Columbus llnlt Aiil! Stor•• Cotumbtio l.Jnlt A&l' lltdii>o Cololtlltitlt' 'iJidJ '.U.P· $totk -~-~~·~·------~ " ~-~ . ~·--~=:~·~·~·::~-~~·~-----~'·~:~·~·~---~'----- 4Sc '-~- ;.- 50 Extra Plaid Stamps 1 • .' ,r .' ' '. c lb. bag WITH COUPONS BELOW •. ... !.·-· _.. ' 2c: Off label Regular-2 for 27c U.S. No. 1 SIZE A WASHED ,. ., -,.,. Armour Star New York Stole 39c ..... ( WhiPI'III Morprtno ; .- 52.... con Blue lolnet _Only Top Value Stamps guarantees every gift 2WAYS \ 3 Sultana-In Tomato Sauce ' 'M•rt•rlne I Whole Peeled ~::.~: Wa~ch, . /'- 1-tb. 2 9 pkg. Clxy<lal Fro~.:.;1 Tasty Refreshing AnnPogeEgg . ' lb. pkg. • BlutBollltt 1hng '"'- Fresh Baked Brand II !, Dn Preml• Fit· o o Frozon ,I I • . Smelts _ _ lb.2Sc Cop'n John 1-111.49( Ha dd0(k1111 - Pke. cans I \ Apoth.....,lor 1 ... '""""' ' Frnh Drused 1601. I\ . [or · - _ . _ STAMPS AND THIGH lb. Froun Saiki Coffee ., CHICKEN BREASTS, lb. S9c Kindergarden-Cut I . ~- 99c lb. 99c Fit· ...c........... ._,,._ 69c I Less than 3-lb.-lb. 39c lb. 2 .... 33c Dllltal Crlall VALUE Sliced PIECE BACON Wh tb.39c 4 Green BE Halibut Steak lb. 59c Turkey Legs _ lb. 39c Fresh Fig Bars 2 Toasties 2 \loL69 ..... c 51 Hi-C OrangeoRD~:~PE 3~~ Noodles c Olives __ 59c A&P Apricots 3 :::·89c Beans 29 3 Sharp Cheese lb.69c PottedMeats 2 ~~:~·23· ' colon Altortllf LultrJ cr..m Mn.Httlo- TOP ~-- lb. Smoked Half or End Cuts UqthiShllllpOi . .... 49c WIENERS 99c 3 BEEF LIVER 49c FRYER LEGS All MEAT SKINLESS • • Ill. lb. pkg. HARD SALAMI ...,.---- ' Every gift pictured above i$ backsd by thi$ nsw guarsntBB Camay Bath Soap SM of Mr. and Mrs. glnbotham, James L. of Mr. and Mr9. Philip end Rlcbard L. Lambert, aon Mr. and Mrs. Percy R. Lambert PEPPERONI 45th Wedding • Anniversary Is Observed tb. lb. MEAT ,· Eight Rutland High school seniors have ehosen the A"""''' I Know- Before · You. Dl1hw11h1n1 School program offered just to Rtg. tiD - - seniors. Roall SLICED LUNCH Eight Rutland Ivory Snow Dlfertent llr.. sill High·Seniors 2 ..... 69c .' Like Army Plan Get these delightful gifts for Top Value Stamps with complete confidence: SUPER·RIGHT 2~69c Holzer Hospital. Round Steak;::. _ lb. 89c Round Steak:~:_ tb. SSe Rump Roast ~::.·_ lb.89c Heei·O-Round :"'_ lb.69c • IOln • T'1p ••••''" __ 89C Beef Stew - - lb.69c S1r Cube ' Steak -~ 99c Retails are eHective thru Sat. April 20 Ivory Mel I •• TRIMMED ,.,.... 1 Style Shop . Fresh Button Mushrooms _ tto.49c Strawberries '•••h __ ,~.. 3Sc JANE PARKER-FRESH DAILY CHERRY PIE 39c S.: Regular49c Special J•n• P1rker Wiener Pot Pies fruit Pies .rn·29c Banquet Boef-Chicken-Turkoy ~rton Apple or . 6t;.sf• · .3~sf• PNch F*-" �\ ., .; ~ -1t-9ti11Y-:~ntitlel; -'Pom!•oy-Middleport, 0 , Apr. 17, 1963 Nortl>m Ohio, a!t•-·_. ,....., he left same t..m working on IR711hot _ _ _ _ _..;..___ rer. of A~, and Mr. l!ld brui!led !..lings all along Ill<! way. l built the. turnpike," Mashetee • ~......... Mrs. Ralph FI'Jlzler and family Sltocknessy Is Real Man Of .~~.OC::ve::.!,~a!.,~:! :1~~~~~=-JE ~:r.; • Jn Freeway pfOJecl •. wbetl Act IOD .Society . . r-nterNews " _,.. On , 'l'Ueoda1 ··~-• Pauley, Mr. l!ld Na•• " ~ ~:~~~~y walt•ndma a !:~:;.:O:::Mi:, ..... ilt ....,. beauUciaD oeboo• lD Atheno. tored to ·Jackeon .; attend Mary Jeff'!' Jordon and J"_".;lhY11lii_Sino thete. , . or lhe turnpike commiSIIOn, I jobl et Jeffetl Dunham ,P,IIrticJpitecf --. COtUMBUS fUPll - James!sa}·s. "Jim geta things done." I he has he-ld Jli~ce. He abo was· ~ "Jim_~ drlnp done,". ~· Mr. and Mn. ·~. . M, Calaway in the atylerevJew held in conStarQy, Mrs.Ra:flii(JIIdl \\'bb" Shoeltnellsy, the man cbos- · James A. Rhodes' admir.Sstration close uooffickll adviser to !eter aa.ad. ~e il blunt and~~ were SlinQy dl.niler gue"ltl of neclioo wi&h ,..., Nolan's sew~! Noilson ·Md Suaje and .en ~o ,:h-e a fioal push tc. N m· had c.allf'd UJX~n tht prominent LauS<'he, , . . b~t he doe~n t_hold ~dges, the their aon-~law and daughter, lng class ·on Huntington . TV. Brookh.art of Albany Jll~ti!Jl\ of the Cincinnati·Colum, Democrat 10 gi\·~ a !umC b hulld- He pre~tly 11 VI« chamnan dtreetor s<Ud m recalhng that be Mr. and Mr1. Leon Woodrwn Mrs. Howard NoJan.. in Columbus Gn b'J!!·Cie~e~and frt>eway, is a man jng the supt'rhl~hway lifted some of the Democratic state organiza· and Rhodes tangled ~ith Shock- and tunily of Albany. County Home E1~ensioD visited with ol _,.:rtion. . eyellruws but hardly was 8 sur· lion and pracLi~ally wrote the par- nessy, a number oi tlmt'!S !dong Ruth Starkey aooompanied by hal!l conducted these .-....re are many who ha\'e an i priM'!, ly plalfoJ . 1 which he read to the the uy. her granddaughter, susie Nel· classes for several . weeks. int~'~ dislikt f~>r Shot:knessy bUI ' The Harvard lawyer had C'Om'ention la~t year. He also was The highway h~ been complet- 8011, parents, Mr. and Mrs. eral o~ers. including ...,,~ 1 11 and ~!. WIQJam th~y wuuid agree witr; Highway applied the push and persuasion on the co~m1Uee that wrolt' the ed from the Medina a_rea soulb· Frank Bobo and sister, Clarice from. Mergs CQun.ty, .were on ~y with hit ~!r~ttlo; !-'earl E. ~1a.ilfletc 1 wbo ' to complete the tw·npike across ~mocrat1c platForm at l.he par-, ward for about 125 m.i1e:a through stack, ~any, attended a din- show on MondaJ, . and Mrs. Jem~yArelnts l --... -·~-·---·-·---~-- - - - - - i tys Los Angeles conventiOn. 1Columbustoaboutl2mllesaouth nerrecentlyinhonorofth.e90th Mrs. Robert stout has . J~c~. His P As urnpike chairman old tim-' of the capital. brJthday . of Mrs. Anise Wilson ed to her home here' after home wltb them er.:~ recall how he rode herd on Masheter said that the turnpike Lithopolis. Mr!. Wilson is ~· five weeks stay With her a,re ,,spending a few day1 bere. Mr. and · Mrs. Jobn Iall aspects of the project. Once!commission had once considered cousin of Frank Bobo. The cele- ter, Mrs. 4tel . . I he called several contractors to building the highway but aban- bration was held at the mWlJ.. bt!:thton, TeM. Mrs. . Mrs. Fernie ; Columbus, lectured them as if doned the idea. Since, the admiD- cipal fire house and was 8t. underwent surJery, is Frant 1 and daughter 1 they were school _boys, made istrations of form~r Gov~rs tended by 150 friends and 1r'if1. Weekend guests of tbe Ro- vlslted wJth Mrs. ' I them promise to personally go to I O'Neill and DiSalle put their hand relatives, ' bert Stoota were and Mrs. son Dennis Woodgerd at ,' the construction sites before sun., to the throtlle to complete t h & Weekend guests of Mr. and Worley Stout ~ of ' Cottage,· ~lclsbure. La... EACH BC T't LE , down and smooth out ,whatever I road. Mrs. Fern Gillogly were Mt. Charleston, W. Va., and afternoon ' 1 the problems were. 'I1ley did. , ' .. We still have a lo tto do,· 'he and Mrs. Elba McKnight and WiUIJ of Cleveland, Other · SERVES . ,; REE 1 The highway director said Idirector said. ''It has been a prob- ShiU'Oil, Colwnbus, Mr. and era were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Ingram, lay speak· Shocknessy, who will serve with- 1 lem of communicaUons. Contracb Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and chUd- ~apper and family of' WesfOn eJ at Temple church, conductuul pay, and the cmomiss.ion j have been publicized, lines bave ' and Mr. and Mrs. John ' ed s~ services at the would not have a specific assign- been drawn, some road has been in Hamilton COunty where ~· and .family of Harr(Jiol'lville. chutcb _on .Suoday morning. Her ment as such but would have ! built but it is far from t'Omplet· ty is expenilive and Ule 'terraiD ·ill The bylnn ~ at the Mt 1De818fe emphasl.zed Palm to do in pushing th• r,..._ ed ." hilly • The department j>robably Unloij church Sunday altern...; day and the Easter seuon. way to completion. "The finaJ route for about eight wiJl go a1oJt witb the eogineen was weD attended. ' Mr. .and Mrs. H. E. "We want his advice on many I miles of the road in . Cuyahoga who believe a tunnel in the bllJy About 7$ J!el'BODS from. in_ Columbus matters ~.s we try to ~m.~Jete , UJ:unty_,hasn't been ~ibally deter· Eden Park section at CinclnnaU Mt. Union tqJd Carleton he _ at~nded Doard the r~d, Masheter sa1d. And mmed, Masheter sa1d, "although the final solution but that hu not es jpiDed in surprise of bls Insurance there Js a Jot more to be done! we be!ieve we will have the ans- been detemdned. day -party for ,their pastor; also visited with Mrs. Jetto <: om~IE"t~. IR71 than most )>{'0· were m a couple of weeb: · "So we pave a Jot of problems Stanley, on Monday evening Jewell who eame home I I pie realize. . Contracts have been awarded · yet," Masheter said. "JJm ·and the Mt. Union c})urcih. A them fOr a viatlt with SAVE YOUR R. C. COLA, Masheter sa1d he wanted th_e f?.r t_he le.g from ~lumbus to the the commission have had proven progr!lll foJlowed by a friends and relatives here. DIET-RITE COLA, NEHI TRUE FRUIT ~st .':alent he_ co.~ld get and 1t , Cm~mnati outer~lt at the north- sucees.s In dealing with engineers. supper was enjoyed. Two Mr. 8lid Mrs. Earl S\<l~ke1 y l ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS \~as only log1cal to call upon ern ~ge of Ha~ulto~ County, But, consulting firms, local govern- day cakes, one baked. by Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. THEY ARE VALUABLE! Shockness~ and _the ~~pie who t ~ d•recor sa1d, . nghta of way mcnts and the many problems ,VirgU King, Carleton ehurcll, _ and daughter, had expenence lll . bmldmg long st111 must be obtamed for 'IIJffif' of you run Into when you build 8 aDd one furnished by Mr. and Wiseman and Mrs. Day· We Will Pay V. Cent Each stretches of .superhighways, such jthe land even though contracts major highway. That's why we Mrs. ArCble McKJnney, Parsons at the Panons To Your Favorite Charity. as .. the turnp1ke. . have been awarded. called upon them to help in thl1 er.joyed. The honor guest bome in Rutland on SUnday L.... lile ""'""'"'"'""'""'""',........,___...,...,.,......,....,...,,......,it'.__~A~ct:'u~olly, we will have the Much still remains to he done I matter." lcefved many nice gifM. ening. Mrs. David - - - has been a aurglcal patient at rontrov..-.y. Fanner Gov. Fronk!stpd to the rommlsstoo J. Lousche named btm chaitmaa the toll rood was built, • loW, low prlc" ' CiffttCab ", .., ..... ,.....k•-- 49C", .•• S~ters Secret.,....,.... Royal Crown Cola I •oor NOW IN HALF-QUARTS s4C · , il II' SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY Ivory Soap .... carton serves 18 2 ~o.. 33~ .. _,""' '"" ,pleoly BEST COLA BUY j i . FULL CUTS 3 ~.... 31c ww I Ivory-Soap ..... 1 4 .... 28c Hospital News I BASSET EAGLE MEDALLION MIRROR. Pittsburgh Plate Gl ass ... 10 books SPICED LUNCHEON-PICKLE & PIMENTO-OLIVE LOAF-OLD FASHION LOAF l 1-lb. pkg. Ivory Liquid 37c They are James A. Ferren, son of Mr. ~b;thi~H;:·j Ferrell, PaulandL. M.;iirs;~· ~ SY.ROOO lAVABO SET. Metal goiQ finish ••• lltookl l CURIO CAB INET. Solid birch, rruitwood finish,, , 3 books .. "ScALES OF JUSTICE," with marble base ••• ·3 of Langsville who have passed an. tests and physicals for their choice ol IChool. They wUI at· tend the Automollve R e p at r !:cbool ,at Aberdeetl ProvJ!II Ground, Maryland after bUtc tralnlDg. . qlarles A. Searles, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland C. Searles, .wiU attend the weldlDg acbeol . at Aberdeen ProvlDg Ground. Jerry Lee Brogan, son of Mr. att() .Mrs. John W. Brogaa and Robett R. Gibson, son of Mrs. Frances Alkire of lfBrrbonviUe, attend the Medical Laber· at.ry .Procedures Scbool at Fort EARL'r A MER ICA N EAGLE. Me· I anllqW i!OIQ fin4sh, •• Z books Sam Houston, while Te01, Charles Raymond HaUield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymtlnd F. Hatfield, be trained In En- wm gineer Equipment Maintenance. Others who have qualified are F. Smith, tK111 of Mrs. May Smith of Mason, Va. a senior of Wahama who will attend the fla. School at the U. S. Schoal, Fort MtinU.; Jinuny L. Cana· son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave IC01110dy, and Jooeph E. Logan, Mr. and Mrs. W. ~~ botb of Rt No. I, " of North GalUa wlll attend the Au-lve Jl81r School at Aberdeen· Prov· lDg Ground. ' KIDNEY STOOL. Foot .-. .tor Hat. Cushion 1op , .. 5 book• SETH THOMAS " BANJO" CLOCK. 8-day Me.,wound ..• 12 hob ,. ,.,s45<",..LT. You callt get better home for fewer stMn.ps ... ~nywhere You must be satiSfi~d...lOO% Now._Top Value makes your "stamp shop· p10g wore rewarding than evl"r! Wby ? In the Ant place, Top Volue Jnt!!B~ ~d.s you know and truat. In home furrushinge, names like Kroehler • , • La!'\e •.. BlpiQw ... Quaker .• , Bates • : • Cannon ... to name just a few! But that'" not all! The news is this. Whet~: you choose a gift, you arc protected by thie e:r.clusive 2·way Golden Guarantee: TOP VALUE GUARANTEE NO. 1 You can't get better gifts for fewer stamps, anywhere! If any other currf>tl t stamp catalog shows an j_dentlcal gift for fewer atamp1, you can get 1t from Top Value for the fewer number of stomps. (Based upon plans issuing one atamp for e\o·ery ten cent& spent.) TOP VALUE GUARANTEE NO. 2 You must be satisfied ••• I~! Jf you are not completely Mtisfl.ed with any Top Value gift, you may return it for replacement or exchange. Camay Bath Soap 8 .... $pt-' ' 'II I ::-:•. - \ Fresh Post 59c ·. i Soap Powder .......... __ 83c Sultana Small Stuffed Wflh Po•k lb. plt1. - - 29c . ., ...... 3 3 · cj ·~~ RADIOS Dry Mlk 425 EXTRA Plaid 60c II I I T11,~.. Modal end ' YOU CAN " Transistor. REGISTER • • .. '*Tl'4·" AT YOUR BRIGHT STAR . DISCOUNT. ft1,lRI(ETS For The WMPO lind ArM Llittnet. JHkpot ' Stop tn,I!Kl ·lletdlter - ' ...J " . ~lty ••• . '· ' • \· •, l ·~· - l· 50 Extra Plaid Stamps WITH TillS COUPON and Your Purchase of WITH THIS COUPOiil and Your Purchase of RAPID SHAVE R,..•l•• 98c •r Menthol Home Permanent you'te. '"ko,me. •ic•·r TONI Fod. Tox lnclucftd bottle $2 • 10 50 Extra Plaid Stamps WITH THIS COUPOiil and Your Purchase of o:~ ~~.. 1 TEA BAGS $1.09 Valid thru April 23 in Columbus UnJt A&P Stores Columbus t!nlt A&P Stores Columbus Unit A&P Stores 50 Extre Plaid Stamps 100 Extra Plaid Stamp 50 Extra Plaid Stamps WITH THIS COUPOiil and Your Purchase of lCE CREAM BARS Valid thru April 23 in WITH TinS COUPON and Your Purchase of ~:~~ MARGARINE 21bs.82c Valid thru ApriJ 23 In WITH THIS COUPON and Your Purchase of lrMd "'4 C Villld thru April 23 lD ColumbUs bnJt -A&.P Stores Columbus tJnit A&P Stores $!5.00 or more, exclusive of item• prohibited by law Valid thru April 2S in ColumbUi Unit A&P Stores 25 Extra Plaid Stamps 25 Extra Plafd Stamps 25 EXtra Pllid.Sfamps WITH Tms COUPO!II and Your Purchas~ of WIT!f THIS COUPOiil ~nd Your Purchase of WITH THIS COUPON and Your Purchase of , PECAN SANDIE$· DAn NUT COOKIES TREND LIQUID I!Hf!o pkg. 39 Valid thrU April 23 In ·:~~ct":'''. , ·;" 4'c ~4!. ;,,. 49c ~:.::::... : . $9c ,illld'' tltrti AprU 2S 1i. Valld fJ!fll ARrll 23 In "Vt!U4 ~ AJ!rll 2$ In . Columbus llnlt Aiil! Stor•• Cotumbtio l.Jnlt A&l' lltdii>o Cololtlltitlt' 'iJidJ '.U.P· $totk -~-~~·~·------~ " ~-~ . ~·--~=:~·~·~·::~-~~·~-----~'·~:~·~·~---~'----- 4Sc '-~- ;.- 50 Extra Plaid Stamps 1 • .' ,r .' ' '. c lb. bag WITH COUPONS BELOW •. ... !.·-· _.. ' 2c: Off label Regular-2 for 27c U.S. No. 1 SIZE A WASHED ,. ., -,.,. Armour Star New York Stole 39c ..... ( WhiPI'III Morprtno ; .- 52.... con Blue lolnet _Only Top Value Stamps guarantees every gift 2WAYS \ 3 Sultana-In Tomato Sauce ' 'M•rt•rlne I Whole Peeled ~::.~: Wa~ch, . /'- 1-tb. 2 9 pkg. Clxy<lal Fro~.:.;1 Tasty Refreshing AnnPogeEgg . ' lb. pkg. • BlutBollltt 1hng '"'- Fresh Baked Brand II !, Dn Preml• Fit· o o Frozon ,I I • . Smelts _ _ lb.2Sc Cop'n John 1-111.49( Ha dd0(k1111 - Pke. cans I \ Apoth.....,lor 1 ... '""""' ' Frnh Drused 1601. I\ . [or · - _ . _ STAMPS AND THIGH lb. Froun Saiki Coffee ., CHICKEN BREASTS, lb. S9c Kindergarden-Cut I . ~- 99c lb. 99c Fit· ...c........... ._,,._ 69c I Less than 3-lb.-lb. 39c lb. 2 .... 33c Dllltal Crlall VALUE Sliced PIECE BACON Wh tb.39c 4 Green BE Halibut Steak lb. 59c Turkey Legs _ lb. 39c Fresh Fig Bars 2 Toasties 2 \loL69 ..... c 51 Hi-C OrangeoRD~:~PE 3~~ Noodles c Olives __ 59c A&P Apricots 3 :::·89c Beans 29 3 Sharp Cheese lb.69c PottedMeats 2 ~~:~·23· ' colon Altortllf LultrJ cr..m Mn.Httlo- TOP ~-- lb. Smoked Half or End Cuts UqthiShllllpOi . .... 49c WIENERS 99c 3 BEEF LIVER 49c FRYER LEGS All MEAT SKINLESS • • Ill. lb. pkg. HARD SALAMI ...,.---- ' Every gift pictured above i$ backsd by thi$ nsw guarsntBB Camay Bath Soap SM of Mr. and Mrs. glnbotham, James L. of Mr. and Mr9. Philip end Rlcbard L. Lambert, aon Mr. and Mrs. Percy R. Lambert PEPPERONI 45th Wedding • Anniversary Is Observed tb. lb. MEAT ,· Eight Rutland High school seniors have ehosen the A"""''' I Know- Before · You. Dl1hw11h1n1 School program offered just to Rtg. tiD - - seniors. Roall SLICED LUNCH Eight Rutland Ivory Snow Dlfertent llr.. sill High·Seniors 2 ..... 69c .' Like Army Plan Get these delightful gifts for Top Value Stamps with complete confidence: SUPER·RIGHT 2~69c Holzer Hospital. Round Steak;::. _ lb. 89c Round Steak:~:_ tb. SSe Rump Roast ~::.·_ lb.89c Heei·O-Round :"'_ lb.69c • IOln • T'1p ••••''" __ 89C Beef Stew - - lb.69c S1r Cube ' Steak -~ 99c Retails are eHective thru Sat. April 20 Ivory Mel I •• TRIMMED ,.,.... 1 Style Shop . Fresh Button Mushrooms _ tto.49c Strawberries '•••h __ ,~.. 3Sc JANE PARKER-FRESH DAILY CHERRY PIE 39c S.: Regular49c Special J•n• P1rker Wiener Pot Pies fruit Pies .rn·29c Banquet Boef-Chicken-Turkoy ~rton Apple or . 6t;.sf• · .3~sf• PNch F*-" �' The Early Bird Gets The ·cash 'Don't Wait! Place Your Want . Is w·Jnne·r Of Miss Sterne WANT 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Apr. 17, 1963_ ~ AD - - -..., ....... M lllonda:r •=• 'NIII 1M •«ePtec! o!RlJ 1\_ ll. For b•y Of Pullhaatirm 1960 Chevrolet n. punn aller "'"""" t ... t'ltJl• to ldl• or r~\f'l!l 1ny a•h de"'""' !)I)Jooetlonantt r:,.....rt mould bl For Wam Ad Servlee .nH'ftlo.. ~ eert~ @) <.;'Lt~ua. THA.N1UI _ •uo lor '" """' non>mom •~• '""'"••· aJ word 1(' I& -· Ohl!:uarl ... publt..... " ' 0 p;j(:i"H'uuRS POMEROY MOTOR (0 • C 0 ' I ~ ~~~~~~~.ci." CE POMEROY WY 2-2649 PHONE cola s~rvlee-, Boll MIJ, The CHESTER 985-2145 12-6·251• .,.,..,.....,.,.._..,.,.......,,..~1 pall, I ~-::::.. :.l:ll Pleasant ' · er the cOOperative prQMTam alld Mro. ' Freda chambers a form• of Lo ~-· 1 WATCH Repairing. , rAKM ~.!.!!.. v•-••la. ThePI. U!!JDLI Plean;~t, .::::~ \1 1 West of tbe United ·States to ~. \U & tbe sehoilirship Is liiAfk vvw Birthday June 5th throUgh June fUll FOR SALE -----'--'-'--'-'-='---1 THREE ROOMS used fuml- PHONE WY 2-2157 2 'n 30tc ing. TABLE, 4-16-Stp money must be repald · for tbe •t 9:30p.m. until April ' --;:;:...-~:;;;;:-:;;;:-;;;n-;;-- time not ta ught. at 7:30 p. m. 1 FOR SALE OR RENT Miss Arlene Roush, Waha----· ~~:;, ~i~h '!i.~~~~sion..com- ~~n c~:~in:t. g~l h;;t·~~~~: ---;R=:EA~L:-":E==s==r;-;A;-:T;;E;:---11\ ANT ~~gh~~hof :no~an;·~;;.' J:~ Mr. Holley Of when you wistl or sell Roush of Letart, was named Read the Want 1\Js fol quid alternate for .the scllolarslllp • Glenwood o.·es results. award. ADS \I'UitK Ke'lth Go· b· l~",5 · ... ·· · te:: BEST DEAL IN TOWN! I T , Late I &: a. •.1 r t 1 FREE I Cuc/t/o Pomeroy Landmark me•,· SEE US FOR 1' e ~;{~~;:~r~ !::::::::::::~~~~.~~ I tr~ct WheelS 0ut 0f L•me ? , .., TRu 5 •· ,· I J . Complete Front-End Adjustment Carpet . a·-o·.oen_ j ' Blaettnars f'»i ~r,, l1i~~~R-~~~-~_n~::u..~:i;:.l ii"i'IP ~l<!r, I~• ' wil~ til:e~·~~~~~~~;f:tC~~S~E~~~~ atrll.o....:-. Jt. Oboe JDQIII II."Rooloo& l lo--" 1<.-- l:ao News 7:35 Breakfall Party 1:01 Slcred Hurt Prop-1111 8:ao News . · 1:20 Cot1111ry J - . . . 8:05 BreUful PariJ 1:11 Newa 18:30 Nelfl 1:11 hrm World NOWI 8:35 Brealrful 1'1111 1:e llelp CotmiJIIFD 1:00 tlews 7:011 Nelli 9:116 Breaiftllll PI1'IJ 7:16 liroatfalll'lir!1 1:15 J011e1 Bulct S11ow 7:10 Ne1fl 1:80 Newa 7:11 Pldlena llardtnre 8bo1l 8:35 llreairful Plrty No 7:50 N_.., 11oport 1:00 11reakfB111 Par1jr a,15 llreakfBIII Patty 8:30 Vaa Portlclr Sport Show 1 '.35 11reakfB111 Par!7 a'46 •Jahr Jl'um. Sbow--l"rr. t~OO News lo05 Coffee Wllb Janet &!30 Newo · t:35 Coffee With Janet 8:~ Betty Newton Sbow 10:00 News 10,05 Minlsterial AsaoolalloD 10:20 County Roe Down 10;30 New~ 10:35 County Roe Down 11:00 News li'OII Swap Sbop u -. ~ News 11!35 Farm Newo ' 11 , 10 Cnuntry Hoedo11111 (Family Worsblp Thtii'S.) U tJS l)pper Room Medltallom ll:lil -low Jones Stoct Ave. t• IJ, Noot~oNeWI ~:15 Wealher !J,!JII ' Report, Music Jlllt !trr You 1·00 NeWB Ull> ,.,WJic Jlllt For You 1'1' News 1·35 \lusie Just For You 2 00 Nelfl 1:115 MusJe Jlllt For You 1:110 Newa 3·35 Mualc Jllll For You 3·11'1 ~.... 3·05 Plotter Party 3 Jill' Nelfl a.- 3· 311 P•-. ,._ "-"' t: =..ra:to 4:~ No... !~: 00 News 10:011 Polka Plrty 10:30 Ne... 10:35 Music ln lbe Air ID:OS The Good Life 10:115 UDder Obfo Sklee 11:011 New• 11:115 fop T111 Sllow 11:30 Nelfl U:35 llullon't Top Tea I!IIJotr 12:110 N.....,_ Nooa lleporl 12:1$ Mualc Interlude 12:30 Rev. Mertin Tee11 1:110 ~·e.,. 1:011 Platter Party 3:30 3::!5 4:00 4:05 Newa Platter Party Ne,.. -. -·· -... "'dll.... ..... ·... =n: lllt ... Ill. !'We a.w••••• -. 1&. 11ofoa "' abbr. · 1'1.~ II. 1Rvali4'1 ll1.'1'bo- oe.co- &T.Pilrer IIL.&lmo)'lo&- DAILY CBYPI'OQ~ - llen'o how to &li:'I'DLa&&za LONQri:LLOW ODtl letter llmpl)' ltand8 fur anot.Mr. Ja W. lllnple A is un4 for U.. tbne L'a. X tor the two o·.. eto. llinfle lt!ttl!r.l. &iM»'" ~ tbe leqtlt lnd tormatlon ot tbt worda are all hillta. __ lllo_____ . ~ WZ =~ own •--·de ~"""" 8=30 Newa 7:IIO Sign Off 7,110 News ......., 7_:35 •-~"" """' 1:00 Baptlsl Layman's Hour 8 :15 Cbureb al Work s:so Newt of Deliver••8.• 35 u-.. ,..,... -· o:oo ..... , 01 aOollal. .,.,. S:30 Nelfl f:SS LeSIJiliUve Review P:fli Sunday Chapol IC:OII Volee ol -...._ a--- I0:30 News .....,_, Ali:P ONWUUCT RW&lf OK BWH'II'UWXN __ .... _..__ NANCY DTKR A.KPT B W VVOT.-11' 011' D. Y~ C1'J)Jtoqoote: AN HONEST TALE SPEEDS BleST BBlNG PLAINLY TOL0.-5H.AKESPEARE :• ·.}.,I 11 r 1:10 World Nelfl 1:1$ MIIBlcal Cloet 8:55 Comn::mlty Newt. 8:00 Latcnstri~t 9:30 Public Service 9:46 Sbowen of .,.......... ........,. llHitl. Mason County ~tW! 10 115 Talk ~ ~~ T : WorldwNewa ""' OWD 1!1:16 U:atl Talk ollbe To1111 tueept Fri. · Cbureb Bello Ring U .. W ld ~=- or ·~·• . U:Si Mason County NOWI t~ , 30 Agriculture Agent 12A5 Couolry Go Bowx. 1:55 Ne"' Beol 2,00 Country Go llounr ' 7::11 llnl*ful hriJ Ott 1,110 Midway Mallnee • 55 N •= ""' Ileal f:IIO lllaciJqj with 1Jou ~:30 · lnten:bonge 5:00 Community News 5:06 World II NllliDoal Newa 5:15 S(1otU&Iu Otl Sporto "THE'(... 'lH!V'R'E' AltVE -.JUST BAR'ELV' IF W£'0 WAITED TIW. MORtllf'GOf.I.NOI .,.. 8:00 FebniarJ' Sign Off - Br LEFF tnd McWILLIAMS -~"~,... .... ~: 2:55 News Beat D•·-=-":VY:=:JON=,:.;.;:;::.:.--_:.:::..::_:::,::~~::=.---- ·---==:::;__~_:_____ .. . DICK TRACY s- 4:116 Sip I I 12:115 Laoal Newa 12:10 Oblo News 12:15 M!lrtet. 12,210 Lifeguard BuHetiD Board 12:25 News 0 Grams bOW _ 10:35\Vash. Repll to !be Peoplei'12 :':00:_:Com~:=m::IJDI=lty~N~ews~-_!~1~:80~Sip~~()ff!!__ _ __ 10.50 Soe1a1 ...__,h 1· 'l'Ueo, • '!bun. - -... 4: 10 Local Ne1fl 11:00 C.unlry 11111111 '1'1111 4:40 . Platter PariJ 11:110 New1, . 5:00 Nelfl 11:30 Counlry Rl'tllll 'l'ltDI 5:tlli TraveiiD' Time 10 50 SUnday· Chapel u,oo Nooo Report 1:30.Sporta' 12: Ia 'llle 8:£!! News 12,110 Rev. Me•liD r .... 8 'r.! Sporta · 1:00 Boar ot llldslaa lao Sun-llowD Serettida 1:30 Lulherar &ur 1:30 Nowo 2:30 News 7:,00 · Sign 011 2: ot1 The BJg Lie .SATURDAY IICIIBliULB 2:35 Baclr 1o !be Crou J ,l)O llelfl 1:110 Rev. 'l'borDe 1'1111 Coualry MIIBlc Time 3:30 The Quiet Hour 1:30 Ne ..a 4:00 Netft l ,z Farm World .News 4:05 SundaJ Sbowcaso • =40 RFD 4:80 News r:oo News ., j I .... , ~' on-p li'rtd>.y r 7:ts Sign On, Musical Clock ,7:C5 b J.Jfelioe , , · . 8:00 OWo Valley Newa 8:115 Sporlll TodaJ .' •' W JEH -RADIO 4:35 Platter Party ~~ N8eundwa .. lo 4:80 NeWB 1:80 Nelfl U'L AINEit DeiiMJ -. 111. tt·- Platter Party 5:00 N""" 5:115 Travelln' Time ~ ~~-- III.Dr)'- WMPO Radio IIIDNilAY 'I'IIIW PRIDAY 7:10 News ... Odltl .. Vltlelr Ill FINANCING To Classify Cllll 111.- · · It9 l"'~~"cleaning attachments."!~ • • <llooitlll' 111:~ ·· SPOT '*-· -ao_. · B AR' GAl N II .• . . . co·L'UMN ON ·THE I ·j .. =:w- ·SHOP tor and gas or electric range. 24~ Plum St., Pomeroy, unm ·Ji'OR SALE - 4 good lots, 7j tt bu) Priced lor quick sale at $39!1. WY 2-3216 or WY 2-2467. room house, bath and haU, THE FAMILY OF Mrs. Clayton 1 Ingels Furniture, Middleport. ==o-;---:-~--;:----,-4,--1-,7= 3tcJ bath, b8sement and garage.! Barrett wish to thank . the 4 17 3tc rwo s inch bench saws in first Could be made into apart· Paul Powell, SUperinte'ndent , . kind friend< and neighbors. • -~ · -.--;::==c-c---;-;:-:;cc :la_ss condition. 790 Maple St., ment house. Okey Wood, SyHELP WANTED announced the 1963-64 budget PT. PLEASANT - Fu1neFiol ll the dortor.'i and nursf'~ of SLU(;GISH SEPTIC tan~?. G~l GraveJ Hill. 4-16-3tp racuse, Ohio. Call WY 2-6086. GIRL OR WO:~l.AN, colored or o( $1,945,003 had been approved service for Clayton H. Holley,, IJ Hol7..er Hospital and ali i Kleen. Em- All SeptJe_ ta~k PUMP your sluggish 4-t6-6tc white, for light housework. Iby tlle State Board of Finance 54, G)enwood, was conducted tht> otht>rs who helped in dif- Cleaner. Ohio Valley lit. se~tic tank. Get Klea&Em- HOUSE FOR SALE or trade. Live ln. Pholh. SH 2-4403. and the levy estimate of $507,· 2 p. , m. Wednesday at ferent Wa\'S in her long ill- in~;. All septic Tank Cleaner. Six rooms, bath , half basetfc 702 regular current school levy with the Rev . L . C. Martin 4 13 ness and denLh. t h d ld and the special levy estimate flciating. 1 The Childrfn A.K.C. REGISTERED PekingLaadmut Farm Buraa men ' ~t an co wa er' i WANTED: A l'Ongenial woman of $420 318 had been approved Glenwood Methodist Ch11rdlll 4 17 lie rse puppies. Reasonable. Don Pomeroy gas heatmg, gar&ge, one ac- ~ to stay nights No house work th State TIX office, and ac- Mr. Hol1ey, an emplr<yee H. Call, 732 Sycamore St., I 14 30tc re ground, in Rul.land . Will Call WY 2-5393, Mrs. Perc; :; by the Board. the State Road Commission, Middleport. 4-16-Stp seU on land contract. S. 0 Peoples 324 E Main St p ·011 o£ the board was died Monday Jn a Huntington _ _:l:.cN:...c.:M .cEMORY Buskirk, Rutlan<', 0. 4-l6·6tp Pomtroy' Ohw · 4 13 ltc ., Oth~ acll $180.00 Trombone. Same as -==:-:: j ' • ·the operung of bids for two hospital after a short il1ness. IN LOVJNC. MEMORY of our nl:'w. Will sell for 1-2 price. FOR Kt~T I new 66 passenger bu:res, but no He was born in Mason '51 STUDEBAKER 2 Door son, Tommy Lewis. He diPd Ca rl Williams, Middleport, Ll L} POULTRY action was taken. Chassis bids on December 8, 1900, the son Scottsrh•"· St1ndtrd tftnt. two years agn April 16th. Phone IVY 2·5389. 4-15-3tc LARGE 3 bedroom house out of WCRIII' K,tllo were submitted by J.D. Moore , the late Mount and Alfretta A. 23.000 tctUal mlln. Just 1wu vea rs ago today, 1 :;:;-;:;;:::-~ high water. Automatic gas FOR SALE : baby chicks. Most Charlston, in the amount of Holley. Sine!:" vou 'wen! awav, l: '-Hu~ ov~'-"_ r_~_al· furnace, hardwood floor. Can RUTLAND breeds available. Call V1 3-jp,39Uil; R. F. Steiner, HWlt· SUrviving are his · '51 STUDEBAKER 2 Dolw · · Phone WY 2·6927. Walter I be seen after contacting Mrs - 2 lloor. 6 room <}....,8 2 15 611tc 1· 5 nd M Ed d' H II one St1tlon Walion. Stand•... Oh. what we would g1ve to see ker Pomeroy Ohio . · frame home with bath gas or. 4"o,l;/ • m,lton, $3,537. 0 a ason mon " o ey; Tr1ni. with overdrlv.. Your smilmg fucf', . • . Jack Curlls. Phonw WY 2I h . ' .,. ' I I County Motors, Pt. Pleasant, eJ, Mrs. Bernice . , coa eatmg, ut111y room, en~ thr 5288 And hear your tendPr vnire IT S OUR PLEASURE to loan · , 17 31c closed porches (front & back), 1EMPLOYMENT Wanted 1:':'92:!10. Boby bids were re- Huntington; ee '62 FALCON 2 Door But all we ('and~ 1s to rarr~' 1 C~rpet Shampooers : n":""'" 00\\iNSfAIRS IUniished apart- plenty c 1, 1set space, s t 0 r m . . ~- 1 ce 1 ved from General Truck Stanley Holley of '61 FALCON 2 Door. R&H, Your memol'y With us unt1l l With purchase of Blue . ment, Mechanic Street. Utili~ wind(.ws and doors. Lot 100 X EXPERJENC!!:D in d_aii'Y work. ·. sales, $3,630.00; Superior Coach thur and Rufus Holley, somt- glad day when we. c!~ MShdadmlepoo . Baker Furmture, ties paid. Laundry room and 120 with garage, on State Rt. ~n haJndlek aKnr kmHd m.ach-~ $3,611.40; Ba ker ·Equipment, $3, toD i one granddaughter; '61 FORD F•irl•n• 500 2 Dr. meet you ewer !.here, for ... _ I por1. washer furnished . E w i n g's 1.24. $8SOO.OO. I~Yac mg, arrtson- 645.60; Pau 1 Boggs, $3,713.00, nephew and two' nieces . . Bwrialll Auto. Tr•n•~ R&H know you are in .J_esus's lovSLANT needle Store, Phone WY 2-2660. ·.n :LAND _ ft_;al _ 6 room v11le. 4 15 3tp 1and R. F. Steiner, $3,579.20. was in the Pete Meadows CeniL II •60 DODGE PktfiHr 2 Door 1 Two new teachers were hired etery, Mason County, by ing ~are. So we Will keep on machine. Like new, 4-15-3tc heme (one *loorl, gas heating I HT. Pow•r. prayong day alter day. ped to zig zag, ROOMS d • th f' t free) cistern and welo with LIVESTOCK for the 1963-64 school term l>ut Beard Mortuary o! Huntington. 1 · sed b h· ""~ · - · •• '"..., an ua • lfS · ' ' ot placed at this time. '51 FORD 4 Door Country s dl ' a ~ mls. _Y Is ... v... design, etc. Cost new, a..t;tLmll. floor apartment. 237 Mulber- outside cellar and cellar house, PONY 2 ld 8 11 were n · hcf•ft. Auto. Tr•n•. Pow•r and Dad and sisters. Will sacrifice for $67.39 ~sh A Ph WY 2-2733 barn chick n hous and other , years o . rna mare, . AC'I10N FILED steering. R&H. Mr. and Mrs. William ' or 9 payments 18 89 monthly ry ve. one . ~- I> ·hi· < II f ~ 24 51 inches taU. Phone : John P'l'' PLEASANT - A · 4 1% 5te • f 10- ,,u~.: UI mgs 1 sma( rmt. acres. Chaney ' Racine ' WI &-3050 · 00 action bas been filed . in the '57 FORD F•lrlane 500 1- 4 and F am1·1 Y WY 2-2204. 4 17 ltc I= OOWNSTAlRS Apartment, ,,...~ FARM _ l!O acres in Rutlalld 4 17 3tc " offlee of the Circuit court by Door. Aula. Trono. R&H:' ---::N-=-o=ncES ••shed. Pbone WY 2-ol8'1. Twp., 2.5 miles from Route 124. FOR SALE: Holstein Baby caM. the olilo Valley '59 FORD GALAXIE ' Dr. -.. condition, $l8.9f) Clish. Wy~-.,~ . 4 room f~hed ..a:' 7 room house with bath. furn~! Call WI 9-3082. m r 8 0 Y1 . a H.T. Auto. trans., power 1. REVIVAL at Hiland Chapel. Rt. 2204. • 4 12 5; unfurnished apartment. Mid· ace heatm_ · g, cister a_nd 2 _well_s, 4 17 3tc I NOTICES l)~gh their attorney ....ring, radio & ..._t•r. . ell ort. WY 2-387~ .. .. .. .. Rardin against Ernest . 124, beginning May 26th. machines ep . • ;,, double sink ar.d cabmets m kilLEGAL NOTICE liN REMEM Jr., dba Mason County Bar- '56 CHEVROLET '2 .DI4t " ' Evangeli~t R~v. Billy Watts. sales and Strvice. The. F~b: 3 15 front an': back porches.! dear and Center. The action StttiOn Wtgon. 3 on the Rev. E. E. Weaver, Pastor. ric Shop. ll5 W. Second, Po- THREE and four room furnish~n,_ chtcken house and NOTICE or SALE OF and fa.ther . payment for merchandise floor. R•dlo •nd hHter. . 4 17 12tp meroy, WY 2-2284. 4-9-30tc ed and unfurnished apart- oth_tr buddmgs. also sev~raJ AUTOMOBILE five years aDd the plaintiff is seeking judg- '60 FORD Country SI;Citn ~Hc-~~M~SccA-:-cN:o::D;;cW:;; IC"'H"'E"'S l5c-30c. ments. WY 2-5434. frutt lrees, lovely lawn w 1 t h Notice is hereby given that on April. Sad o£ DOGr. Auto. Trans. Powtr 5 against the deCoffeP, 5c. Jack's Dairy Bar, Automatic Singer zig zag sew· 12 I tfc ~lenty shad~ Te~ms. $8500.00. Monday, April 22, 1963, at 10 wife, childr<re,~n,;,d~~:;~~:~~iklrell l llemlant.______ stMr'lng, powtr brekH. r• Middleport. ing machine. Finger tip ~.on- FURNISHED and unfurnished ...,~D (.'ON RA .... '- - Balance a.m. the unde."Signed will of- and great Jgr ,dlo and h•ater. apartments. Paid utilibes. Be- $4titk..OO payments $40-51 month~ fer for sale at pbulic auction David .Oiler '62 CORVAIR Monza 700 GUN . April 21, al_ LOO trol, sews with two 1}: Ca1o l>e bought for $3liOO.OO. to tbe high bidder for cash in decorative stitches, buill • In fore a p. m. Phone WY 2Middleport, Ohio ouncil Adopts 4 Dr. Radio and hhttr. p.m., nn U. ~~- No. 124, .,by 10 per cent on pur· hand at the zig 1..ag. Not an attachment. 2'176, after 5 p. m. Phone WY Will retu~n Blaettnar Auto 4 17 1tc Levy Estimate on the floor. 11,000 tctutl ! Union Avenue bridge. 2 · Excellent condition and guar. 2-3574. 12 6 tfc chase pr~ce~ Company, 500 E. Main Street, PT. PLEASANT The City mil••· Showroom cl••"· ' back of Pomeroy. anteed. $108.00 or 111.00 m~~ihC. c. CUCKL~R REALTOR Pomeroy, Ohio, the following · <=-;~ adopted the levy order ,57 FORD Cullom 300. 1 cyl. ' AUTOMOBll.E wsuraacr Y.lY 2-2204. 4 12 5tc HOUSE, 6 ro~.oms and bath. WY z..3830 described automobile to wit: , ~ of $33,088 for Sltnclud tnns. Rtdlo and caDceUed? t.osr your Good location 136 Lincoln _Rd. PAULINE MARK!NS 1 _ 1954 Merrury Mndel I ~ year as approved he•"'· Clton. li<:oDse• Coli W\' 2-2\ltiO. SALESMAN ~ the State Tax commission Yow.gstuwn kitchu,, T lie 54sL.2 dor S-N 54SL60664M. 8!51 ' , Door. cau WY 2-3021/. A, H. SH 2-4792 This properly is being sold a statutory """'ling ol the '60 RENAULT 4 Door . 3 4 cyllndtr. Rosenbaum. 2fi.- tfc Evenings - SH Z-4505 under the provisions of a chat~ · last night. The Council • : 1VEIGifr safelv and eas- "Antique C•r·~ Patt.rn Th w1.nd . Tr U G d ily with " • • "'~' tablets, Tall 16 01 , Water ONE 6 1'<10111 house and j FOR SALE Two bedroom lei mortgage. j e . mg a ar e adopted the floodwall levy '59: FORD Ftirl•na 4 D...-. only !l8c, Stark Drugs. Std. Trtna., R&H. Glasses Nith Purch•n roo..i apartment. People; Ter: hor•.e, Beautiful Birch kitch- The minimum price for which cl_ub wdl meet Wednesday with the same rates 3 l 60rp You get 1 glass free each race. Phone WY 2-5385. en, automatic gas heat. 1649 it will be sold is $25J)0. I m~g, at the home of Mr~. as before. No other '56 CHEVROLET 4 Door ltl time you purchase 10 galLincoln Heights. Call J o h n Blaettnar Auto Company Will, East Main St. was scheduled for Air HT. $1tMard Tr:an .. LOST & FOUND Ions of gasoline or more, or -~ Blaett.nar, WY 2-5127. 3-19-Uc (4:) 17, 18, 19, 3tc The Past Presidents of session. R&H. power brtk~ 8 cyl. a combination oil chang• •U!i!INti~ Ladies Auxiliary ·of Drew Attending were Mayor Virgil MALE BEEGLE, lost in the and lube job. NOTICE ster Post Am~rica- Legion. city attorney c. J. Hy- '57 FORD F1irl1ne '500" 4 llr. Rad ... whlla. Auto, t•rono. vicinitv of Dewilt's Run. ColStart A Set Now! FOR PAINTING, Interior and ~tlftt THE NEW YORK CENTRAL meet at the home o! M r Clerk Mrs. A. E. Thomas, or - white and dusty gray. exterior. Call Richard Wilt, j RAILROAD COMPANY hereby George Mowrey, Wednesd,1y j:j~~n';; Moore and council II Radio tnd hHter. Large size beagle. no collar 1 609 N. Second Street, Middle- POMEROY _ 5 room frame g1ves notice that ~nf_~heed 25thh evening. .. Lawrence Plants, '60 CHEVROLET 1•1 Air it or namt' plate. Call VI :l-2734 i Super S.rvict Station port. 4 3 OOtc h 'th r . d' . day or March 1963, It I Wit The Child Conservation ' ~-"1 Murray, Door. Auto Trans. Power OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY ouse \\_'1 •vmg room , mmg the Interstate Commerce Com· 'All k Bo d I I or John V. gar ' .ong Bot· -~:,:;:;;~..Jir========='\ room, kttchen, ~. bedrooms, and . . . 0 0 gue Will observe its annual Farley, Hiram Daughterty .,.,ring, power bra • ., r .. tom, Ohin. Rt. I. 4-16-&tp ~ . bath, basement, hot air fum- rnlsslon,. at. Wafshmron, 1:/l: t. gtJest night Wednesday evening Louis Rossi. dio •nd huler. tiU! THo; H~T .. Complel<! Une h r 50' 100' I0 I Out an app Jcallon or • eer ulca e April 17 In the social rooms of '60 MG ROADSTER, 1600 of cement blocks Cen1ent • • • ace ea mg, x of •J•· -ven•·en- and nee · AUTO SALES · or high water, and only 1200 ~uu c "~' .... · Colubmus and Southern Ohio VISIT IN RACINE Serl•s. 23,000 1ch111 !'ftiiM. f f th C H C esslty permitting abandonment ...,lectrl·c company 1·n M•'ddleport lie Llkt n-. I Mortar - Windows - Lintels. 1957 BU£CK. H.T. super, powFort'S! Ruu Block Co. GARDEN SEED eet rom e ourt ouse. an of a rtion of its line of rail- ~ . . . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ho r "" 1 er S'tPPI'ing, radio good tin~s, Pbone WY 2-20&7 fmance the right party with road poxlend•'ng from milepost b .:glnmn~ at '/:30 P· m, The Hilliards spent the weekend '5I FORD Ftlrlent 500 --•e.s 1 do wn pa ymen. t e theme. will be a Hawaiian Lu·his .parents, · Mr . a nd Mrs. • FIELD SEED in good rond ition. Pomeroy, Obio .1JIVU Auto. tr'en .. Radio & h..t240 3 1 Hob on to the end of ) able priN'd by owner. Bank 3 l7 30tc eFERTILIZER POMEROY- 9 rloOm frame tbe. br~nch a: mileport 238.2 at lac With members to come' ,:in: I ~~~~~~)~Holter, Radne. Easter or. Power •lttrlngond lit finanelng , easy htme w1th bath. hot water heatR-At.v ·ue approximately costuD:Je. There wiJJ be a Pf they were joiped by ride, 21 1 1 ' UI;A · ally for those · •uasemen t , front and b ack · miles, See George Jng•ls al Ingels Middleport Feed Mill mg, in Meigs County, Ohio, A not in costume. then daugh. ler and fam1·1y, Mr . ,60 CHIYROLI~ Por""""' Furni1ure. 4 17 3tc l PRD.. 11 Mrs. Earl Cross, Racine, StatiH ., W...,n~ ·4 Door. 1 porct-es. Large corner lot w1th Finance Docket No. 22524. 1957~--F'OHD --;;cu"s"'r"o"'M,...-;,::,300',-4 • Ton,. Fowl•r, Owntr & Opp. I several shade trees. Can be THE NEW YORK CEN- !he Roberta Circle of Mr. and: Mrs. Robert AshAut•. tnns. lxcell...t • • "We Do Cullom Gr!Jldlng" bought for less than $900.00 per TRAL RAILROAD COM25 .o( the Order of alld fanilly, Letart, for an dillon. , dtr. S~d~n . N\'8 2AutomaT tic N. 2nd Av•. Mkldl•port room. PANY Star, will meet Thursday, fashioned egg hunt on the .: ~ , ran sm1.~smn . o. 95. f'rry 18 St k t A tl k · POMEROV - 7 room frame (4) 10 !7 24 3tc at . oe por · po uc Knighl. II~ Legion Grweaer, Plamblul ... house with bath, gas heating, ' ' • ner Will be served at 12 . c -.K Phone WY 2-3292. lleatla•e Ij l~a<ag:e, !OO' I0 l . ..,, "OOO , OO • IN THI MIIOI COUitT COUNTY, OF COMMON IU-IAS, Open installation of OM IIf Mluenvllle, Otio WANTED - Business ' either .11m .. w. May", of Mary Shrine, Whlt(l Mlrrisonvllte, Ollie, •. ' 195fi 1\'tHTE FORD BINI JODI' •ewer treablH or potential. by party "alnttH, of JerusaleJQ. 'WiU be held ,'60 II:AL..COM aancHIN wagon . au t.nmal ie We llave all sllet: wanting to make his home 11ere M'aru;!~· Eiol" w..,e., •• . .. ••.. day at 8 p.rn.~The ~ular Pickup sion rudlo -•oul hralf'r , b~ MableebiDH . tn Meigs County. Actclre" u:!t:::~t. ing of the Shrine wiJJ be ,60 ttOID • • ~ • mutor. Prirf"d for quick sale, ~·RIIH C. C. CUCKLER REALTOR No , . , , • p.m. If....... 2 opHd ' oKie• . Contact F.ld01. Walburn, . o! CaD WY t-mt Day or Nl .... t , WY • -"'~ Mar1•rel Dol•• May... wh~ J!i•cr The auxiliary o! the ~~;~'i.~I:J•; ;~ IP' . of n11denee i• C·o Kettll &llrJUna, :~ · ~~ ..:~i·lt:ii'''::~,D IEibO D ct~n be <:f"fn un lot at fool. ~I ;;==::-=,--;=::::7~28 tfc ! ALBER'I' M. COX SALESMAN Bridwell Ranch, NOl'tb End, Adrhon. Bend Citizens Band .Radio ulmxle". 'I 2 ,~ -;; ··"·- _, t Texu1 otbe.-wiM who .. pl1ee of ll'eli· . d 1 Dleel:inS ,.... hnd i;f" A['l pr.tarh on W. u.._;., St · ·:~":":~ BEATING AND PLUMBING ., WY Z-22!G denl!fl 11 unknown, lll'111 tQe notll!l wdl hoi .&ta monthly ;~~j=~~~~~iil!".,....;.;._ Uaat on March 11, 11183. the uoder•ll:n· Th rsd etenJng· A-at 18 F2SO 6 ~1 '<lol.,& Mueller l"uaaeee FOR SALE: Five room house lei flied hll t"d.ltion •l•lnlt her ln th~ u ay h J4U I .. ,. • • CAR ua:n.r Anold llnMber& I Court of Common Plea• ol M "'' I I 30 p m at t e hOI'I\e of Mra. lhf> Rambler You,.. n~~ 2 acres land. Good condition, ~unty , Ohto, pru1n1 for dlvorea, • · k' Libert Wnrhl "'t;mr1arrl Ill C.mpact 611 E. MaiD St., Pomeroy1 Ohio inside and out New rugs on ..tina thu the Dete~~<~an~• reaJ 11.. gene 8 aw ms, Y II.V<'-·11 U~ One·Of Our - - - WY ._,...._. taLa be ~et. ov..r to the Plaintiff •• Pomeroy · \ . 1 ~ ,. , • Ell't>IIPnce .-.... floor. $250D.OO $1 ooo.oo down .umony. that t"l•lntlff'• rt1ht, tlue Wil.II , • 7 tfe . . ' ' lnd lnkrrst In h11 .,-riODIJ propertJ' The ng Workers claBS S ' h.. • Pig ('ar n•um . rid•• and pet1orm- l --;;:;-;;==---:-:,-;-:=~;--;-:-:-;,~1 payments like rent. See Esbl quietM a• IIIIDII the .,., ... dant, ttl Enterprllle ... E.li!B . 'chur-ch ance Small r'ar eco~~y and ~TIN ROOFS and oh&.ol-' - J ther And Dexter I'U.I- end th1t ~ be Mranttd 1ueh other e ..e'l! .· • -.....- rvws. erson, I YWV. lnd furthf!r rl!lll!f •• m.,. be JUit. attd meet at the home of Mrs. M•r- 11 •' l ' '· < m:.nagr-rability Carpenter and bloc!k layltu•. Phone MY \8-34681 Albany. propt·r ofon dO.t)' the lmuudill of VOII ••_ IIe Lon g, '' Tii•'r~t·'·•. ' IW'~~f' ~ Jitrt lnd a&trame I!TUIIlty U 1!1U 1 ,r ·'Viifh 11 See 1; Hourly or contract. C1i1ikm 4 13 6tp a•t.er l!iald uuse wm De for heartn1 0t1 an4 Potlu•k Je-"-•me·nl·a will . · ' ~ th• 2itb ~tu of APril. 1883. ,_ n I'C"till •Meb'opolitao Motors Pie ree, S)'l'ICUH', Obio. Pb• FOR SALE· ·Four I(ODd loti. J•mes w. Mlyet served .' . : E. MaiD Strtel, PomrroJ I t•u -"-' -.. Good Ieven. room . house,; bath. WEBSTD. AND Pla!Atlff • • WY •..-vuuu. :!1, FULTZ The W.9Jfl> Phoae WY 2-:1870 ~ONEER and ~ bath basement and Attorne)'l for Plaintllf ciety ,i ;·;. Au'-'•• ' 131 13.10, :n. 141 3, 10 , 17- IW ; . ~'-" 4 22 tic POMRROY, 0. Complele llerYioe prage, out· of 'high water. --- · -- - · )\aptlst . \rF:\\' "'' tlst"d r~1r(l .or Crill B1 R • • Could be lna<le Into a par~ CLASS TO MEET \ , the , · .. 1<s , J'J• ne Man·m Mark!l ~" ' "''''' '\ Br-as1e~ Math- 2 bedroom. 880 Bro&dwa~ ...~~ ll'rlto. . • Cl-IM IIIIDII. ·-electrlclTho Goldert Rulec Cburah!. Class, rf '!'ill t/ the . .t;,· A. C.. ._B.RAIJIIIOIID 11, IM· City Prllied}or qutek -sale. Racine - M~thodiJt ew ~ Alt lt'it S, L.Y 3-4061 Middleport. Phone WY 2-318'11 · llldlt,Gidt lee Wuod,- -Syraeuae. meet Thu•sday, · Apr.n 18, - atj•t'.: • 111-11· tic or WY H606. 6 ...., I II 11!1 ,_.. ·JIY HOM. 7:30 p, m. !a 1be du!i'l!b. •, ' ..,.Ill · ~~;,;.o;.:::::::::;;;=::;::; CARD OF THANKS --· --=" ..=. .- ···W07·.··--_. ·--·I t ·-...:::r ..__., ·----1&.-- ...:::.... ~~-­ the and will vislt cities in ·Ke•ntuo;ky ll sa~~~.~-i;.r~:Js~'~aj~:oD III~=======P:OM=E:R:OjY:,=O:H:I:O======~~ ~O:!r g~a;:":!n;o:~~~ IF~~c~:.~~~~~:O:v g=: I~-tate , mus;orte:C~;roo t': ~~~~~: Tennessee and Norm TO PLACE A li ----=-: Mason, w. va., Lewis BIOliS· Walter Walker, Pomeroy, o. !five years or a portion ol tlie The board ,meeting RESU~T..~~O~CING CROSSWORD ,C to $500 a year. A stipula- u<m. of Et.P~ . The Board approved the Cen- BIRTH- A son Mr. aria tennial lour of the Point Mrs. Leonard Krebs, Pt. PJeU- . •-•-1 band Th e art High U\JliYY , • was one of 10 bands from West lt::::;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _'i ~":;··~··~·1 ~··•=m~"~·~··~·~-~~;~~~ti~~~~~~scfh,~ol~.arship is a four year Virginia. The P. Pleasant high and pays lhe re- sehool band wlll be on tour from ~ Gallipolis Ferry; Micblel . Pl. Pleasant; Douglas• ' 1 "'• M · . West Co umuUII; rs • . er ftllldent gan """"n Y who iii moving to Mason Coun· Rollins, ' Leon; ty. , Bugg, Henderson. ="""''· rn•• '""'m""" •• '"'' OFFERS THE BEST CLAIR WOODE Alto~·::,~..':"And' son lr I IIEKPEm".T Acenoy &eholarobip by the County Board o! EdiiCII· ' u"· hu• :--- j' i";ti""~,,dd;yur'ng a statutory meet"'""fi --~=i night In the board of~~~~~~~~~;;;;;fj fices. · RYICE llii"' Sterne, daughter of ~.·!'w~miY,~L. 51 ~. star~ ·h-:,.:h• :; Mrs. Florence Sterne and the led'· 1 1101.00 a Weelr:. ProtPII1'8tor)' U'ain· \ate JOhn sterne, •1ll VI u..mf.:,nwo::!."'':r;!'::U~t!'.C:.,r: torian of th 1963 graduJafing 11 and has mailltalned • 4 Job•, tallrtH, requirement.. Wrt~ I TODAY •1vtn 1 nam•, ad.dnu, ayerage. throughout l1fjlf phone and lima hon'tf!. Write Lin· i'llblt' -.d..ool years. The Jeaisla· E A 1 I 27 - M,· Grilfill, P,;,kersburg; M•~~ : PT. PLEASANT - Miss Jane lllred· was Judy Burdette, Ma· Rolhgeb, Clleshlre; J\ln. r ""'' Sterne, Pl. Pleaatnt H llh C.unty, who has been doing E. Woodllll, Pl. senior, was awarded lhe, ttteb!ng In Mason C<i~~Jlty und· DISHCARGED -<~bella Gatd- · - ---PlloDt WY !-lUI B @ oK. OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M. 1-!IID. and Attention D•irymen S $395 grey, WY 1~:::::;;:;:;::-,j .:;:-:ter~IMan..,. V8 motor, power steering, automatic trans., radio, heater, 2 tone p;.;..,; • .. PSON '' ' Pleuul VllleJMrx Hospital AD~ Leonard Krobs, Pl. Ernest PI PI I •·1'011 1 ~!i.~·~:~ d.........;~ · K::~~,e.~. ~~:;:~1 LeJri~lative Scholarship "• Fire, autOJool>ile, bollds. ';!', . ~, · 2 lmn.~~l• 1956 Ford Fairlane 4 Door • c •• ,., ••"' '" ..,..,. M<:utl"e inRrttonl ntl! rata ,.,. 4 oenu • .., •onl 'II'W .,. etlllf'ld for adttrtiiiDJI It not flald within 10 daya after ~· ~ COPYING Servo-. '------ 1959 Chevrolet2 Door $1295 . . 8 ryL Powergll d e, r.adio. heater, go od t mes, 1urquo 18e 1mish, clean interior, nice and clean. RATES Minimum Cllaree eo ' es, automatic headli&tlt dimmer, radio, beater, you name it, the full trt>atmenl of arCf'ssories. A little jewel. mnTI; •h•n onP •nf'n1'rl!'f'l llliM'Iiet'l - •A> ....... 1:&111: IYJ rvR_ ish, white nylon top, power windows, seaUJ, steering, brak- reportll'd . mmed\.,~1" Tile oull> ollher will "0'1 r.. rMpon.Shle for ll'otd ~- Conv. cg:. $1995 rLocally owned and le.!!S than 24,000 miler. art blue fin· REGULATIONS C"'11h per - POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~S:: BET l)ay tSeto ... PuDU~ ~adline t.nfl 1\ tt MOI'Idl:l' CANCELLATIONS CORIIE<.'TIONS ~ • ~"""SALE INFORMATION DEADLINES • :DO P ' ay! ABBIE AND SLATS �' The Early Bird Gets The ·cash 'Don't Wait! Place Your Want . Is w·Jnne·r Of Miss Sterne WANT 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Apr. 17, 1963_ ~ AD - - -..., ....... M lllonda:r •=• 'NIII 1M •«ePtec! o!RlJ 1\_ ll. For b•y Of Pullhaatirm 1960 Chevrolet n. punn aller "'"""" t ... t'ltJl• to ldl• or r~\f'l!l 1ny a•h de"'""' !)I)Jooetlonantt r:,.....rt mould bl For Wam Ad Servlee .nH'ftlo.. ~ eert~ @) <.;'Lt~ua. THA.N1UI _ •uo lor '" """' non>mom •~• '""'"••· aJ word 1(' I& -· Ohl!:uarl ... publt..... " ' 0 p;j(:i"H'uuRS POMEROY MOTOR (0 • C 0 ' I ~ ~~~~~~~.ci." CE POMEROY WY 2-2649 PHONE cola s~rvlee-, Boll MIJ, The CHESTER 985-2145 12-6·251• .,.,..,.....,.,.._..,.,.......,,..~1 pall, I ~-::::.. :.l:ll Pleasant ' · er the cOOperative prQMTam alld Mro. ' Freda chambers a form• of Lo ~-· 1 WATCH Repairing. , rAKM ~.!.!!.. v•-••la. ThePI. U!!JDLI Plean;~t, .::::~ \1 1 West of tbe United ·States to ~. \U & tbe sehoilirship Is liiAfk vvw Birthday June 5th throUgh June fUll FOR SALE -----'--'-'--'-'-='---1 THREE ROOMS used fuml- PHONE WY 2-2157 2 'n 30tc ing. TABLE, 4-16-Stp money must be repald · for tbe •t 9:30p.m. until April ' --;:;:...-~:;;;;:-:;;;:-;;;n-;;-- time not ta ught. at 7:30 p. m. 1 FOR SALE OR RENT Miss Arlene Roush, Waha----· ~~:;, ~i~h '!i.~~~~sion..com- ~~n c~:~in:t. g~l h;;t·~~~~: ---;R=:EA~L:-":E==s==r;-;A;-:T;;E;:---11\ ANT ~~gh~~hof :no~an;·~;;.' J:~ Mr. Holley Of when you wistl or sell Roush of Letart, was named Read the Want 1\Js fol quid alternate for .the scllolarslllp • Glenwood o.·es results. award. ADS \I'UitK Ke'lth Go· b· l~",5 · ... ·· · te:: BEST DEAL IN TOWN! I T , Late I &: a. •.1 r t 1 FREE I Cuc/t/o Pomeroy Landmark me•,· SEE US FOR 1' e ~;{~~;:~r~ !::::::::::::~~~~.~~ I tr~ct WheelS 0ut 0f L•me ? , .., TRu 5 •· ,· I J . Complete Front-End Adjustment Carpet . a·-o·.oen_ j ' Blaettnars f'»i ~r,, l1i~~~R-~~~-~_n~::u..~:i;:.l ii"i'IP ~l<!r, I~• ' wil~ til:e~·~~~~~~~;f:tC~~S~E~~~~ atrll.o....:-. Jt. Oboe JDQIII II."Rooloo& l lo--" 1<.-- l:ao News 7:35 Breakfall Party 1:01 Slcred Hurt Prop-1111 8:ao News . · 1:20 Cot1111ry J - . . . 8:05 BreUful PariJ 1:11 Newa 18:30 Nelfl 1:11 hrm World NOWI 8:35 Brealrful 1'1111 1:e llelp CotmiJIIFD 1:00 tlews 7:011 Nelli 9:116 Breaiftllll PI1'IJ 7:16 liroatfalll'lir!1 1:15 J011e1 Bulct S11ow 7:10 Ne1fl 1:80 Newa 7:11 Pldlena llardtnre 8bo1l 8:35 llreairful Plrty No 7:50 N_.., 11oport 1:00 11reakfB111 Par1jr a,15 llreakfBIII Patty 8:30 Vaa Portlclr Sport Show 1 '.35 11reakfB111 Par!7 a'46 •Jahr Jl'um. 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Mertin Tee11 1:110 ~·e.,. 1:011 Platter Party 3:30 3::!5 4:00 4:05 Newa Platter Party Ne,.. -. -·· -... "'dll.... ..... ·... =n: lllt ... Ill. !'We a.w••••• -. 1&. 11ofoa "' abbr. · 1'1.~ II. 1Rvali4'1 ll1.'1'bo- oe.co- &T.Pilrer IIL.&lmo)'lo&- DAILY CBYPI'OQ~ - llen'o how to &li:'I'DLa&&za LONQri:LLOW ODtl letter llmpl)' ltand8 fur anot.Mr. Ja W. lllnple A is un4 for U.. tbne L'a. X tor the two o·.. eto. llinfle lt!ttl!r.l. &iM»'" ~ tbe leqtlt lnd tormatlon ot tbt worda are all hillta. __ lllo_____ . ~ WZ =~ own •--·de ~"""" 8=30 Newa 7:IIO Sign Off 7,110 News ......., 7_:35 •-~"" """' 1:00 Baptlsl Layman's Hour 8 :15 Cbureb al Work s:so Newt of Deliver••8.• 35 u-.. ,..,... -· o:oo ..... , 01 aOollal. .,.,. S:30 Nelfl f:SS LeSIJiliUve Review P:fli Sunday Chapol IC:OII Volee ol -...._ a--- I0:30 News .....,_, Ali:P ONWUUCT RW&lf OK BWH'II'UWXN __ .... _..__ NANCY DTKR A.KPT B W VVOT.-11' 011' D. Y~ C1'J)Jtoqoote: AN HONEST TALE SPEEDS BleST BBlNG PLAINLY TOL0.-5H.AKESPEARE :• ·.}.,I 11 r 1:10 World Nelfl 1:1$ MIIBlcal Cloet 8:55 Comn::mlty Newt. 8:00 Latcnstri~t 9:30 Public Service 9:46 Sbowen of .,.......... ........,. llHitl. Mason County ~tW! 10 115 Talk ~ ~~ T : WorldwNewa ""' OWD 1!1:16 U:atl Talk ollbe To1111 tueept Fri. · Cbureb Bello Ring U .. W ld ~=- or ·~·• . U:Si Mason County NOWI t~ , 30 Agriculture Agent 12A5 Couolry Go Bowx. 1:55 Ne"' Beol 2,00 Country Go llounr ' 7::11 llnl*ful hriJ Ott 1,110 Midway Mallnee • 55 N •= ""' Ileal f:IIO lllaciJqj with 1Jou ~:30 · lnten:bonge 5:00 Community News 5:06 World II NllliDoal Newa 5:15 S(1otU&Iu Otl Sporto "THE'(... 'lH!V'R'E' AltVE -.JUST BAR'ELV' IF W£'0 WAITED TIW. MORtllf'GOf.I.NOI .,.. 8:00 FebniarJ' Sign Off - Br LEFF tnd McWILLIAMS -~"~,... .... ~: 2:55 News Beat D•·-=-":VY:=:JON=,:.;.;:;::.:.--_:.:::..::_:::,::~~::=.---- ·---==:::;__~_:_____ .. . DICK TRACY s- 4:116 Sip I I 12:115 Laoal Newa 12:10 Oblo News 12:15 M!lrtet. 12,210 Lifeguard BuHetiD Board 12:25 News 0 Grams bOW _ 10:35\Vash. Repll to !be Peoplei'12 :':00:_:Com~:=m::IJDI=lty~N~ews~-_!~1~:80~Sip~~()ff!!__ _ __ 10.50 Soe1a1 ...__,h 1· 'l'Ueo, • '!bun. - -... 4: 10 Local Ne1fl 11:00 C.unlry 11111111 '1'1111 4:40 . Platter PariJ 11:110 New1, . 5:00 Nelfl 11:30 Counlry Rl'tllll 'l'ltDI 5:tlli TraveiiD' Time 10 50 SUnday· Chapel u,oo Nooo Report 1:30.Sporta' 12: Ia 'llle 8:£!! News 12,110 Rev. Me•liD r .... 8 'r.! Sporta · 1:00 Boar ot llldslaa lao Sun-llowD Serettida 1:30 Lulherar &ur 1:30 Nowo 2:30 News 7:,00 · Sign 011 2: ot1 The BJg Lie .SATURDAY IICIIBliULB 2:35 Baclr 1o !be Crou J ,l)O llelfl 1:110 Rev. 'l'borDe 1'1111 Coualry MIIBlc Time 3:30 The Quiet Hour 1:30 Ne ..a 4:00 Netft l ,z Farm World .News 4:05 SundaJ Sbowcaso • =40 RFD 4:80 News r:oo News ., j I .... , ~' on-p li'rtd>.y r 7:ts Sign On, Musical Clock ,7:C5 b J.Jfelioe , , · . 8:00 OWo Valley Newa 8:115 Sporlll TodaJ .' •' W JEH -RADIO 4:35 Platter Party ~~ N8eundwa .. lo 4:80 NeWB 1:80 Nelfl U'L AINEit DeiiMJ -. 111. tt·- Platter Party 5:00 N""" 5:115 Travelln' Time ~ ~~-- III.Dr)'- WMPO Radio IIIDNilAY 'I'IIIW PRIDAY 7:10 News ... Odltl .. Vltlelr Ill FINANCING To Classify Cllll 111.- · · It9 l"'~~"cleaning attachments."!~ • • <llooitlll' 111:~ ·· SPOT '*-· -ao_. · B AR' GAl N II .• . . . co·L'UMN ON ·THE I ·j .. =:w- ·SHOP tor and gas or electric range. 24~ Plum St., Pomeroy, unm ·Ji'OR SALE - 4 good lots, 7j tt bu) Priced lor quick sale at $39!1. WY 2-3216 or WY 2-2467. room house, bath and haU, THE FAMILY OF Mrs. Clayton 1 Ingels Furniture, Middleport. ==o-;---:-~--;:----,-4,--1-,7= 3tcJ bath, b8sement and garage.! Barrett wish to thank . the 4 17 3tc rwo s inch bench saws in first Could be made into apart· Paul Powell, SUperinte'ndent , . kind friend< and neighbors. • -~ · -.--;::==c-c---;-;:-:;cc :la_ss condition. 790 Maple St., ment house. Okey Wood, SyHELP WANTED announced the 1963-64 budget PT. PLEASANT - Fu1neFiol ll the dortor.'i and nursf'~ of SLU(;GISH SEPTIC tan~?. G~l GraveJ Hill. 4-16-3tp racuse, Ohio. Call WY 2-6086. GIRL OR WO:~l.AN, colored or o( $1,945,003 had been approved service for Clayton H. Holley,, IJ Hol7..er Hospital and ali i Kleen. Em- All SeptJe_ ta~k PUMP your sluggish 4-t6-6tc white, for light housework. Iby tlle State Board of Finance 54, G)enwood, was conducted tht> otht>rs who helped in dif- Cleaner. Ohio Valley lit. se~tic tank. Get Klea&Em- HOUSE FOR SALE or trade. Live ln. Pholh. SH 2-4403. and the levy estimate of $507,· 2 p. , m. Wednesday at ferent Wa\'S in her long ill- in~;. All septic Tank Cleaner. Six rooms, bath , half basetfc 702 regular current school levy with the Rev . L . C. Martin 4 13 ness and denLh. t h d ld and the special levy estimate flciating. 1 The Childrfn A.K.C. REGISTERED PekingLaadmut Farm Buraa men ' ~t an co wa er' i WANTED: A l'Ongenial woman of $420 318 had been approved Glenwood Methodist Ch11rdlll 4 17 lie rse puppies. Reasonable. Don Pomeroy gas heatmg, gar&ge, one ac- ~ to stay nights No house work th State TIX office, and ac- Mr. Hol1ey, an emplr<yee H. Call, 732 Sycamore St., I 14 30tc re ground, in Rul.land . Will Call WY 2-5393, Mrs. Perc; :; by the Board. the State Road Commission, Middleport. 4-16-Stp seU on land contract. S. 0 Peoples 324 E Main St p ·011 o£ the board was died Monday Jn a Huntington _ _:l:.cN:...c.:M .cEMORY Buskirk, Rutlan<', 0. 4-l6·6tp Pomtroy' Ohw · 4 13 ltc ., Oth~ acll $180.00 Trombone. Same as -==:-:: j ' • ·the operung of bids for two hospital after a short il1ness. IN LOVJNC. MEMORY of our nl:'w. Will sell for 1-2 price. FOR Kt~T I new 66 passenger bu:res, but no He was born in Mason '51 STUDEBAKER 2 Door son, Tommy Lewis. He diPd Ca rl Williams, Middleport, Ll L} POULTRY action was taken. Chassis bids on December 8, 1900, the son Scottsrh•"· St1ndtrd tftnt. two years agn April 16th. Phone IVY 2·5389. 4-15-3tc LARGE 3 bedroom house out of WCRIII' K,tllo were submitted by J.D. Moore , the late Mount and Alfretta A. 23.000 tctUal mlln. Just 1wu vea rs ago today, 1 :;:;-;:;;:::-~ high water. Automatic gas FOR SALE : baby chicks. Most Charlston, in the amount of Holley. Sine!:" vou 'wen! awav, l: '-Hu~ ov~'-"_ r_~_al· furnace, hardwood floor. Can RUTLAND breeds available. Call V1 3-jp,39Uil; R. F. Steiner, HWlt· SUrviving are his · '51 STUDEBAKER 2 Dolw · · Phone WY 2·6927. Walter I be seen after contacting Mrs - 2 lloor. 6 room <}....,8 2 15 611tc 1· 5 nd M Ed d' H II one St1tlon Walion. Stand•... Oh. what we would g1ve to see ker Pomeroy Ohio . · frame home with bath gas or. 4"o,l;/ • m,lton, $3,537. 0 a ason mon " o ey; Tr1ni. with overdrlv.. Your smilmg fucf', . • . Jack Curlls. Phonw WY 2I h . ' .,. ' I I County Motors, Pt. Pleasant, eJ, Mrs. Bernice . , coa eatmg, ut111y room, en~ thr 5288 And hear your tendPr vnire IT S OUR PLEASURE to loan · , 17 31c closed porches (front & back), 1EMPLOYMENT Wanted 1:':'92:!10. Boby bids were re- Huntington; ee '62 FALCON 2 Door But all we ('and~ 1s to rarr~' 1 C~rpet Shampooers : n":""'" 00\\iNSfAIRS IUniished apart- plenty c 1, 1set space, s t 0 r m . . ~- 1 ce 1 ved from General Truck Stanley Holley of '61 FALCON 2 Door. R&H, Your memol'y With us unt1l l With purchase of Blue . ment, Mechanic Street. Utili~ wind(.ws and doors. Lot 100 X EXPERJENC!!:D in d_aii'Y work. ·. sales, $3,630.00; Superior Coach thur and Rufus Holley, somt- glad day when we. c!~ MShdadmlepoo . Baker Furmture, ties paid. Laundry room and 120 with garage, on State Rt. ~n haJndlek aKnr kmHd m.ach-~ $3,611.40; Ba ker ·Equipment, $3, toD i one granddaughter; '61 FORD F•irl•n• 500 2 Dr. meet you ewer !.here, for ... _ I por1. washer furnished . E w i n g's 1.24. $8SOO.OO. I~Yac mg, arrtson- 645.60; Pau 1 Boggs, $3,713.00, nephew and two' nieces . . Bwrialll Auto. Tr•n•~ R&H know you are in .J_esus's lovSLANT needle Store, Phone WY 2-2660. ·.n :LAND _ ft_;al _ 6 room v11le. 4 15 3tp 1and R. F. Steiner, $3,579.20. was in the Pete Meadows CeniL II •60 DODGE PktfiHr 2 Door 1 Two new teachers were hired etery, Mason County, by ing ~are. So we Will keep on machine. Like new, 4-15-3tc heme (one *loorl, gas heating I HT. Pow•r. prayong day alter day. ped to zig zag, ROOMS d • th f' t free) cistern and welo with LIVESTOCK for the 1963-64 school term l>ut Beard Mortuary o! Huntington. 1 · sed b h· ""~ · - · •• '"..., an ua • lfS · ' ' ot placed at this time. '51 FORD 4 Door Country s dl ' a ~ mls. _Y Is ... v... design, etc. Cost new, a..t;tLmll. floor apartment. 237 Mulber- outside cellar and cellar house, PONY 2 ld 8 11 were n · hcf•ft. Auto. Tr•n•. Pow•r and Dad and sisters. Will sacrifice for $67.39 ~sh A Ph WY 2-2733 barn chick n hous and other , years o . rna mare, . AC'I10N FILED steering. R&H. Mr. and Mrs. William ' or 9 payments 18 89 monthly ry ve. one . ~- I> ·hi· < II f ~ 24 51 inches taU. Phone : John P'l'' PLEASANT - A · 4 1% 5te • f 10- ,,u~.: UI mgs 1 sma( rmt. acres. Chaney ' Racine ' WI &-3050 · 00 action bas been filed . in the '57 FORD F•lrlane 500 1- 4 and F am1·1 Y WY 2-2204. 4 17 ltc I= OOWNSTAlRS Apartment, ,,...~ FARM _ l!O acres in Rutlalld 4 17 3tc " offlee of the Circuit court by Door. Aula. Trono. R&H:' ---::N-=-o=ncES ••shed. Pbone WY 2-ol8'1. Twp., 2.5 miles from Route 124. FOR SALE: Holstein Baby caM. the olilo Valley '59 FORD GALAXIE ' Dr. -.. condition, $l8.9f) Clish. Wy~-.,~ . 4 room f~hed ..a:' 7 room house with bath. furn~! Call WI 9-3082. m r 8 0 Y1 . a H.T. Auto. trans., power 1. REVIVAL at Hiland Chapel. Rt. 2204. • 4 12 5; unfurnished apartment. Mid· ace heatm_ · g, cister a_nd 2 _well_s, 4 17 3tc I NOTICES l)~gh their attorney ....ring, radio & ..._t•r. . ell ort. WY 2-387~ .. .. .. .. Rardin against Ernest . 124, beginning May 26th. machines ep . • ;,, double sink ar.d cabmets m kilLEGAL NOTICE liN REMEM Jr., dba Mason County Bar- '56 CHEVROLET '2 .DI4t " ' Evangeli~t R~v. Billy Watts. sales and Strvice. The. F~b: 3 15 front an': back porches.! dear and Center. The action StttiOn Wtgon. 3 on the Rev. E. E. Weaver, Pastor. ric Shop. ll5 W. Second, Po- THREE and four room furnish~n,_ chtcken house and NOTICE or SALE OF and fa.ther . payment for merchandise floor. R•dlo •nd hHter. . 4 17 12tp meroy, WY 2-2284. 4-9-30tc ed and unfurnished apart- oth_tr buddmgs. also sev~raJ AUTOMOBILE five years aDd the plaintiff is seeking judg- '60 FORD Country SI;Citn ~Hc-~~M~SccA-:-cN:o::D;;cW:;; IC"'H"'E"'S l5c-30c. ments. WY 2-5434. frutt lrees, lovely lawn w 1 t h Notice is hereby given that on April. Sad o£ DOGr. Auto. Trans. Powtr 5 against the deCoffeP, 5c. Jack's Dairy Bar, Automatic Singer zig zag sew· 12 I tfc ~lenty shad~ Te~ms. $8500.00. Monday, April 22, 1963, at 10 wife, childr<re,~n,;,d~~:;~~:~~iklrell l llemlant.______ stMr'lng, powtr brekH. r• Middleport. ing machine. Finger tip ~.on- FURNISHED and unfurnished ...,~D (.'ON RA .... '- - Balance a.m. the unde."Signed will of- and great Jgr ,dlo and h•ater. apartments. Paid utilibes. Be- $4titk..OO payments $40-51 month~ fer for sale at pbulic auction David .Oiler '62 CORVAIR Monza 700 GUN . April 21, al_ LOO trol, sews with two 1}: Ca1o l>e bought for $3liOO.OO. to tbe high bidder for cash in decorative stitches, buill • In fore a p. m. Phone WY 2Middleport, Ohio ouncil Adopts 4 Dr. Radio and hhttr. p.m., nn U. ~~- No. 124, .,by 10 per cent on pur· hand at the zig 1..ag. Not an attachment. 2'176, after 5 p. m. Phone WY Will retu~n Blaettnar Auto 4 17 1tc Levy Estimate on the floor. 11,000 tctutl ! Union Avenue bridge. 2 · Excellent condition and guar. 2-3574. 12 6 tfc chase pr~ce~ Company, 500 E. Main Street, PT. PLEASANT The City mil••· Showroom cl••"· ' back of Pomeroy. anteed. $108.00 or 111.00 m~~ihC. c. CUCKL~R REALTOR Pomeroy, Ohio, the following · <=-;~ adopted the levy order ,57 FORD Cullom 300. 1 cyl. ' AUTOMOBll.E wsuraacr Y.lY 2-2204. 4 12 5tc HOUSE, 6 ro~.oms and bath. WY z..3830 described automobile to wit: , ~ of $33,088 for Sltnclud tnns. Rtdlo and caDceUed? t.osr your Good location 136 Lincoln _Rd. PAULINE MARK!NS 1 _ 1954 Merrury Mndel I ~ year as approved he•"'· Clton. li<:oDse• Coli W\' 2-2\ltiO. SALESMAN ~ the State Tax commission Yow.gstuwn kitchu,, T lie 54sL.2 dor S-N 54SL60664M. 8!51 ' , Door. cau WY 2-3021/. A, H. SH 2-4792 This properly is being sold a statutory """'ling ol the '60 RENAULT 4 Door . 3 4 cyllndtr. Rosenbaum. 2fi.- tfc Evenings - SH Z-4505 under the provisions of a chat~ · last night. The Council • : 1VEIGifr safelv and eas- "Antique C•r·~ Patt.rn Th w1.nd . Tr U G d ily with " • • "'~' tablets, Tall 16 01 , Water ONE 6 1'<10111 house and j FOR SALE Two bedroom lei mortgage. j e . mg a ar e adopted the floodwall levy '59: FORD Ftirl•na 4 D...-. only !l8c, Stark Drugs. Std. Trtna., R&H. Glasses Nith Purch•n roo..i apartment. People; Ter: hor•.e, Beautiful Birch kitch- The minimum price for which cl_ub wdl meet Wednesday with the same rates 3 l 60rp You get 1 glass free each race. Phone WY 2-5385. en, automatic gas heat. 1649 it will be sold is $25J)0. I m~g, at the home of Mr~. as before. No other '56 CHEVROLET 4 Door ltl time you purchase 10 galLincoln Heights. Call J o h n Blaettnar Auto Company Will, East Main St. was scheduled for Air HT. $1tMard Tr:an .. LOST & FOUND Ions of gasoline or more, or -~ Blaett.nar, WY 2-5127. 3-19-Uc (4:) 17, 18, 19, 3tc The Past Presidents of session. R&H. power brtk~ 8 cyl. a combination oil chang• •U!i!INti~ Ladies Auxiliary ·of Drew Attending were Mayor Virgil MALE BEEGLE, lost in the and lube job. NOTICE ster Post Am~rica- Legion. city attorney c. J. Hy- '57 FORD F1irl1ne '500" 4 llr. Rad ... whlla. Auto, t•rono. vicinitv of Dewilt's Run. ColStart A Set Now! FOR PAINTING, Interior and ~tlftt THE NEW YORK CENTRAL meet at the home o! M r Clerk Mrs. A. E. Thomas, or - white and dusty gray. exterior. Call Richard Wilt, j RAILROAD COMPANY hereby George Mowrey, Wednesd,1y j:j~~n';; Moore and council II Radio tnd hHter. Large size beagle. no collar 1 609 N. Second Street, Middle- POMEROY _ 5 room frame g1ves notice that ~nf_~heed 25thh evening. .. Lawrence Plants, '60 CHEVROLET 1•1 Air it or namt' plate. Call VI :l-2734 i Super S.rvict Station port. 4 3 OOtc h 'th r . d' . day or March 1963, It I Wit The Child Conservation ' ~-"1 Murray, Door. Auto Trans. Power OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY ouse \\_'1 •vmg room , mmg the Interstate Commerce Com· 'All k Bo d I I or John V. gar ' .ong Bot· -~:,:;:;;~..Jir========='\ room, kttchen, ~. bedrooms, and . . . 0 0 gue Will observe its annual Farley, Hiram Daughterty .,.,ring, power bra • ., r .. tom, Ohin. Rt. I. 4-16-&tp ~ . bath, basement, hot air fum- rnlsslon,. at. Wafshmron, 1:/l: t. gtJest night Wednesday evening Louis Rossi. dio •nd huler. tiU! THo; H~T .. Complel<! Une h r 50' 100' I0 I Out an app Jcallon or • eer ulca e April 17 In the social rooms of '60 MG ROADSTER, 1600 of cement blocks Cen1ent • • • ace ea mg, x of •J•· -ven•·en- and nee · AUTO SALES · or high water, and only 1200 ~uu c "~' .... · Colubmus and Southern Ohio VISIT IN RACINE Serl•s. 23,000 1ch111 !'ftiiM. f f th C H C esslty permitting abandonment ...,lectrl·c company 1·n M•'ddleport lie Llkt n-. I Mortar - Windows - Lintels. 1957 BU£CK. H.T. super, powFort'S! Ruu Block Co. GARDEN SEED eet rom e ourt ouse. an of a rtion of its line of rail- ~ . . . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ho r "" 1 er S'tPPI'ing, radio good tin~s, Pbone WY 2-20&7 fmance the right party with road poxlend•'ng from milepost b .:glnmn~ at '/:30 P· m, The Hilliards spent the weekend '5I FORD Ftlrlent 500 --•e.s 1 do wn pa ymen. t e theme. will be a Hawaiian Lu·his .parents, · Mr . a nd Mrs. • FIELD SEED in good rond ition. Pomeroy, Obio .1JIVU Auto. tr'en .. Radio & h..t240 3 1 Hob on to the end of ) able priN'd by owner. Bank 3 l7 30tc eFERTILIZER POMEROY- 9 rloOm frame tbe. br~nch a: mileport 238.2 at lac With members to come' ,:in: I ~~~~~~)~Holter, Radne. Easter or. Power •lttrlngond lit finanelng , easy htme w1th bath. hot water heatR-At.v ·ue approximately costuD:Je. There wiJJ be a Pf they were joiped by ride, 21 1 1 ' UI;A · ally for those · •uasemen t , front and b ack · miles, See George Jng•ls al Ingels Middleport Feed Mill mg, in Meigs County, Ohio, A not in costume. then daugh. ler and fam1·1y, Mr . ,60 CHIYROLI~ Por""""' Furni1ure. 4 17 3tc l PRD.. 11 Mrs. Earl Cross, Racine, StatiH ., W...,n~ ·4 Door. 1 porct-es. Large corner lot w1th Finance Docket No. 22524. 1957~--F'OHD --;;cu"s"'r"o"'M,...-;,::,300',-4 • Ton,. Fowl•r, Owntr & Opp. I several shade trees. Can be THE NEW YORK CEN- !he Roberta Circle of Mr. and: Mrs. Robert AshAut•. tnns. lxcell...t • • "We Do Cullom Gr!Jldlng" bought for less than $900.00 per TRAL RAILROAD COM25 .o( the Order of alld fanilly, Letart, for an dillon. , dtr. S~d~n . N\'8 2AutomaT tic N. 2nd Av•. Mkldl•port room. PANY Star, will meet Thursday, fashioned egg hunt on the .: ~ , ran sm1.~smn . o. 95. f'rry 18 St k t A tl k · POMEROV - 7 room frame (4) 10 !7 24 3tc at . oe por · po uc Knighl. II~ Legion Grweaer, Plamblul ... house with bath, gas heating, ' ' • ner Will be served at 12 . c -.K Phone WY 2-3292. lleatla•e Ij l~a<ag:e, !OO' I0 l . ..,, "OOO , OO • IN THI MIIOI COUitT COUNTY, OF COMMON IU-IAS, Open installation of OM IIf Mluenvllle, Otio WANTED - Business ' either .11m .. w. May", of Mary Shrine, Whlt(l Mlrrisonvllte, Ollie, •. ' 195fi 1\'tHTE FORD BINI JODI' •ewer treablH or potential. by party "alnttH, of JerusaleJQ. 'WiU be held ,'60 II:AL..COM aancHIN wagon . au t.nmal ie We llave all sllet: wanting to make his home 11ere M'aru;!~· Eiol" w..,e., •• . .. ••.. day at 8 p.rn.~The ~ular Pickup sion rudlo -•oul hralf'r , b~ MableebiDH . tn Meigs County. Actclre" u:!t:::~t. ing of the Shrine wiJJ be ,60 ttOID • • ~ • mutor. Prirf"d for quick sale, ~·RIIH C. C. CUCKLER REALTOR No , . , , • p.m. If....... 2 opHd ' oKie• . Contact F.ld01. Walburn, . o! CaD WY t-mt Day or Nl .... t , WY • -"'~ Mar1•rel Dol•• May... wh~ J!i•cr The auxiliary o! the ~~;~'i.~I:J•; ;~ IP' . of n11denee i• C·o Kettll &llrJUna, :~ · ~~ ..:~i·lt:ii'''::~,D IEibO D ct~n be <:f"fn un lot at fool. ~I ;;==::-=,--;=::::7~28 tfc ! ALBER'I' M. COX SALESMAN Bridwell Ranch, NOl'tb End, Adrhon. Bend Citizens Band .Radio ulmxle". 'I 2 ,~ -;; ··"·- _, t Texu1 otbe.-wiM who .. pl1ee of ll'eli· . d 1 Dleel:inS ,.... hnd i;f" A['l pr.tarh on W. u.._;., St · ·:~":":~ BEATING AND PLUMBING ., WY Z-22!G denl!fl 11 unknown, lll'111 tQe notll!l wdl hoi .&ta monthly ;~~j=~~~~~iil!".,....;.;._ Uaat on March 11, 11183. the uoder•ll:n· Th rsd etenJng· A-at 18 F2SO 6 ~1 '<lol.,& Mueller l"uaaeee FOR SALE: Five room house lei flied hll t"d.ltion •l•lnlt her ln th~ u ay h J4U I .. ,. • • CAR ua:n.r Anold llnMber& I Court of Common Plea• ol M "'' I I 30 p m at t e hOI'I\e of Mra. lhf> Rambler You,.. n~~ 2 acres land. Good condition, ~unty , Ohto, pru1n1 for dlvorea, • · k' Libert Wnrhl "'t;mr1arrl Ill C.mpact 611 E. MaiD St., Pomeroy1 Ohio inside and out New rugs on ..tina thu the Dete~~<~an~• reaJ 11.. gene 8 aw ms, Y II.V<'-·11 U~ One·Of Our - - - WY ._,...._. taLa be ~et. ov..r to the Plaintiff •• Pomeroy · \ . 1 ~ ,. , • Ell't>IIPnce .-.... floor. $250D.OO $1 ooo.oo down .umony. that t"l•lntlff'• rt1ht, tlue Wil.II , • 7 tfe . . ' ' lnd lnkrrst In h11 .,-riODIJ propertJ' The ng Workers claBS S ' h.. • Pig ('ar n•um . rid•• and pet1orm- l --;;:;-;;==---:-:,-;-:=~;--;-:-:-;,~1 payments like rent. See Esbl quietM a• IIIIDII the .,., ... dant, ttl Enterprllle ... E.li!B . 'chur-ch ance Small r'ar eco~~y and ~TIN ROOFS and oh&.ol-' - J ther And Dexter I'U.I- end th1t ~ be Mranttd 1ueh other e ..e'l! .· • -.....- rvws. erson, I YWV. lnd furthf!r rl!lll!f •• m.,. be JUit. attd meet at the home of Mrs. M•r- 11 •' l ' '· < m:.nagr-rability Carpenter and bloc!k layltu•. Phone MY \8-34681 Albany. propt·r ofon dO.t)' the lmuudill of VOII ••_ IIe Lon g, '' Tii•'r~t·'·•. ' IW'~~f' ~ Jitrt lnd a&trame I!TUIIlty U 1!1U 1 ,r ·'Viifh 11 See 1; Hourly or contract. C1i1ikm 4 13 6tp a•t.er l!iald uuse wm De for heartn1 0t1 an4 Potlu•k Je-"-•me·nl·a will . · ' ~ th• 2itb ~tu of APril. 1883. ,_ n I'C"till •Meb'opolitao Motors Pie ree, S)'l'ICUH', Obio. Pb• FOR SALE· ·Four I(ODd loti. J•mes w. Mlyet served .' . : E. MaiD Strtel, PomrroJ I t•u -"-' -.. Good Ieven. room . house,; bath. WEBSTD. AND Pla!Atlff • • WY •..-vuuu. :!1, FULTZ The W.9Jfl> Phoae WY 2-:1870 ~ONEER and ~ bath basement and Attorne)'l for Plaintllf ciety ,i ;·;. Au'-'•• ' 131 13.10, :n. 141 3, 10 , 17- IW ; . ~'-" 4 22 tic POMRROY, 0. Complele llerYioe prage, out· of 'high water. --- · -- - · )\aptlst . \rF:\\' "'' tlst"d r~1r(l .or Crill B1 R • • Could be lna<le Into a par~ CLASS TO MEET \ , the , · .. 1<s , J'J• ne Man·m Mark!l ~" ' "''''' '\ Br-as1e~ Math- 2 bedroom. 880 Bro&dwa~ ...~~ ll'rlto. . • Cl-IM IIIIDII. ·-electrlclTho Goldert Rulec Cburah!. Class, rf '!'ill t/ the . .t;,· A. C.. ._B.RAIJIIIOIID 11, IM· City Prllied}or qutek -sale. Racine - M~thodiJt ew ~ Alt lt'it S, L.Y 3-4061 Middleport. Phone WY 2-318'11 · llldlt,Gidt lee Wuod,- -Syraeuae. meet Thu•sday, · Apr.n 18, - atj•t'.: • 111-11· tic or WY H606. 6 ...., I II 11!1 ,_.. ·JIY HOM. 7:30 p, m. !a 1be du!i'l!b. •, ' ..,.Ill · ~~;,;.o;.:::::::::;;;=::;::; CARD OF THANKS --· --=" ..=. .- ···W07·.··--_. ·--·I t ·-...:::r ..__., ·----1&.-- ...:::.... ~~-­ the and will vislt cities in ·Ke•ntuo;ky ll sa~~~.~-i;.r~:Js~'~aj~:oD III~=======P:OM=E:R:OjY:,=O:H:I:O======~~ ~O:!r g~a;:":!n;o:~~~ IF~~c~:.~~~~~:O:v g=: I~-tate , mus;orte:C~;roo t': ~~~~~: Tennessee and Norm TO PLACE A li ----=-: Mason, w. va., Lewis BIOliS· Walter Walker, Pomeroy, o. !five years or a portion ol tlie The board ,meeting RESU~T..~~O~CING CROSSWORD ,C to $500 a year. A stipula- u<m. of Et.P~ . The Board approved the Cen- BIRTH- A son Mr. aria tennial lour of the Point Mrs. Leonard Krebs, Pt. PJeU- . •-•-1 band Th e art High U\JliYY , • was one of 10 bands from West lt::::;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _'i ~":;··~··~·1 ~··•=m~"~·~··~·~-~~;~~~ti~~~~~~scfh,~ol~.arship is a four year Virginia. The P. Pleasant high and pays lhe re- sehool band wlll be on tour from ~ Gallipolis Ferry; Micblel . Pl. Pleasant; Douglas• ' 1 "'• M · . West Co umuUII; rs • . er ftllldent gan """"n Y who iii moving to Mason Coun· Rollins, ' Leon; ty. , Bugg, Henderson. ="""''· rn•• '""'m""" •• '"'' OFFERS THE BEST CLAIR WOODE Alto~·::,~..':"And' son lr I IIEKPEm".T Acenoy &eholarobip by the County Board o! EdiiCII· ' u"· hu• :--- j' i";ti""~,,dd;yur'ng a statutory meet"'""fi --~=i night In the board of~~~~~~~~~;;;;;fj fices. · RYICE llii"' Sterne, daughter of ~.·!'w~miY,~L. 51 ~. star~ ·h-:,.:h• :; Mrs. Florence Sterne and the led'· 1 1101.00 a Weelr:. ProtPII1'8tor)' U'ain· \ate JOhn sterne, •1ll VI u..mf.:,nwo::!."'':r;!'::U~t!'.C:.,r: torian of th 1963 graduJafing 11 and has mailltalned • 4 Job•, tallrtH, requirement.. Wrt~ I TODAY •1vtn 1 nam•, ad.dnu, ayerage. throughout l1fjlf phone and lima hon'tf!. Write Lin· i'llblt' -.d..ool years. The Jeaisla· E A 1 I 27 - M,· Grilfill, P,;,kersburg; M•~~ : PT. PLEASANT - Miss Jane lllred· was Judy Burdette, Ma· Rolhgeb, Clleshlre; J\ln. r ""'' Sterne, Pl. Pleaatnt H llh C.unty, who has been doing E. Woodllll, Pl. senior, was awarded lhe, ttteb!ng In Mason C<i~~Jlty und· DISHCARGED -<~bella Gatd- · - ---PlloDt WY !-lUI B @ oK. OPEN EVES.-7:00 P.M. 1-!IID. and Attention D•irymen S $395 grey, WY 1~:::::;;:;:;::-,j .:;:-:ter~IMan..,. V8 motor, power steering, automatic trans., radio, heater, 2 tone p;.;..,; • .. PSON '' ' Pleuul VllleJMrx Hospital AD~ Leonard Krobs, Pl. Ernest PI PI I •·1'011 1 ~!i.~·~:~ d.........;~ · K::~~,e.~. ~~:;:~1 LeJri~lative Scholarship "• Fire, autOJool>ile, bollds. ';!', . ~, · 2 lmn.~~l• 1956 Ford Fairlane 4 Door • c •• ,., ••"' '" ..,..,. M<:utl"e inRrttonl ntl! rata ,.,. 4 oenu • .., •onl 'II'W .,. etlllf'ld for adttrtiiiDJI It not flald within 10 daya after ~· ~ COPYING Servo-. '------ 1959 Chevrolet2 Door $1295 . . 8 ryL Powergll d e, r.adio. heater, go od t mes, 1urquo 18e 1mish, clean interior, nice and clean. RATES Minimum Cllaree eo ' es, automatic headli&tlt dimmer, radio, beater, you name it, the full trt>atmenl of arCf'ssories. A little jewel. mnTI; •h•n onP •nf'n1'rl!'f'l llliM'Iiet'l - •A> ....... 1:&111: IYJ rvR_ ish, white nylon top, power windows, seaUJ, steering, brak- reportll'd . mmed\.,~1" Tile oull> ollher will "0'1 r.. rMpon.Shle for ll'otd ~- Conv. cg:. $1995 rLocally owned and le.!!S than 24,000 miler. art blue fin· REGULATIONS C"'11h per - POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~S:: BET l)ay tSeto ... PuDU~ ~adline t.nfl 1\ tt MOI'Idl:l' CANCELLATIONS CORIIE<.'TIONS ~ • ~"""SALE INFORMATION DEADLINES • :DO P ' ay! ABBIE AND SLATS �/ I ' ' I r f , NOW' YOU JtNOW . ' Tilt ..... hlldtblrd hM boon bow!~ lo III!I'Vjve lor liO Jllll II caplirii)'. 1 'II 'lt1, ...,. . . . , . ... ....... LMi ........ -.: ......... rrw.y, B '· . • • 'l'' -EFT, ...... . . . . . CurV • · ~~~~~· - Gov James A• ., hit . ~ party lund-raialng tran loday, ftylng to Clev&o ' d to.,"lddteas a' meetl!>g of "l!lirly Blrdio" ai!ctlon of . ,Cuyaboga.Late RepubUcan :~ Committee. ' . . . . SW~TIIl\IOI!E, Pa. - Dr. '!ret~ van • proleBSCW it llllronomY at · 'r'~, repcirted today the 'r!Jvery ol another plane• out)id~ the aolar system alter 29 ~ of researeh. Van de- 'Kamp, dlrecWr of lbe Sproul ~sorvatoey, 8llld he has never see· his dlsc!overy liut knows II 'OJI8!1 heca... of ita gravilational pull on other celestial bod- 11!s. FIRE BLAMED - Witness said thla motorcycle carrying two former soldiers of • 1'he astrollOIDer said the new- l ~:a~~o) backfired, caught on fire, when entering Dead Man's Curve traveling west est known planet Is six light yeanr away from earlh, orbiting " lround •nother alar. Re said it It last night. The fire probably contributed to tbe driver Ieising conhitting the guardrail, killjng both . passengers. - Sentinel Photo. G · a · · ·1 ·St k ~arnard's Y .i!t. ~!il!.:::~~-.~~: ~. r uc At ~. ::-:~~ ~USB~ . LOll ANGEj.ES - A $7 mil'lion life lnslil'ance policy has !been aold 10 a 'can!ornla husi- MEIGS THEATRE . .. .• .• •• ,. _ pesamaB, N(w YOtt 'Life Insllranco CO. llnnollnced Wednesday the whqle life ,poiiq - be- rOMIROY . OHIO TONIGHT Walt Dlsney't "SON OF FLUBBEJ' (Technlcolor) · Fred MacMurray, Nancy 01. son, Keenan Wynn, Leon b :ailed IJeved, to oe '1iJe largest ever sold on a lilngle life - wae lor a· man In .h!s lllid-~ who declined to hav;, hla name re•e•led. Elberfelds In Pomeroy • Ty- Welcomes. You All To Our Spring. ler, Tommy Kirk, Joanna Moore, Charlie Rugglu, Leon Ames, Elliott Reid, Ed Wynn, Ken Murray, Stuan Erwin. Disney Co~rtctons Admission; 75c & 40c • CHECKS WRECKAGE - Deputy Sherif! Howard Frank surveys wreckage of a Harley-Davidson motorcyclo that crashed into guardr.ailing at. Dead Man's Curve about 8 p.m. Wednesday killi ng two young men recent11 army buddies in Germany. -' Sentinel Photo. ' ed the fatal accident, with as:iislance of the Olijo ·Siltte ·fa· trol, said the cyClist! were rid· ing double in a W.l(eriy. · Irecti'u•n, toward RiltiJ!I!Il. Time the crash was sei 'at"l :ll!l p. (:ARPET CLINIC THURSDAY, Apr. 11 NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY April 19-20 ELVIS PRESLEY "KID GLAHAD'' (Technico1or) ' Elvis Presley, Glg Young, Lola Albright, Joan Black· man, Chas. Bronson. "IT'S WONDERFUL TO BE YOUNG" Friday, April 19th From 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. rTechnicolor) Cliff Richard, Robert Morley, Carole Gray1 The Shadows. SECOND FLOOR Cliff Richara, the Elvis Pres. ley, from Abroad! Graham Finds Son-In-Law To IrS THE SHOE OF CHAMPIONS AND THE CHAMPION OF SHOES KEDS "CHAMPION" for men :You wear tht "Champion" everywhere - week in, week \ IIUt, lllfHlwnds! And you IIWIYS iet "that irUt Kedl letlina"-thlnks to Keels' excluiiwe c;omtort futures . 'lluaect, too- lasts throueh countless machine--wllhinllt. •h¥ r1;!)t ph:k it up todayP We have it in )'OUr siul 4•99 VISIT IN POMEROY Spending the Ea•ter hoUdays1ll from Friday until Mo n d a morning with Mr•. Pat 'lb>m II ~=;;;._ eCOMPLETE SELECTION OP U. S. KEDS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT Belinda Lee Micllf81 Craig Mr. Ralph Michael, representative of the James Lees .& Sons Carpet Compahy, will be at your service from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., whether it be for your .Home, Clwrch, · Org~nizatioQ . ' > ' or BuSiness. Stop in end diseuss it with Mr. Michelel, our :Lees Carpet Representative.. · ' ton were her daughter and ily, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reil-11 man and family, Michael, FRIDAY, APRIL 19th FROM 9, M~~ to 5 P.M. ON THE 2ND Ff;OOR. . ., I " Jlmmy and Sharon, Ambler, Pa. Saturday vlsltora - andI "· her Paul Lukatber, Joan Harvey w th ~•- Thornton were "HANDS OF A STRANGIR" former daughter in law I r o Aloo Cor!OOII IIClonal Winchester, Gflorgla Weidner and soos, Jerry and Thur. a Fri. Apr. 11-19 Fritz. '!bey all enjoyed a visit Kirk DOUIIII and on Saturday ID M•lp ·Memor· Gena Rowlands In iaJ Hos~itai. "ELEPHANT GUN" "LONILV ARI THE' IRAVI" --oJidPeter Cushlnl ill "NIGHT CRIATURU" -'----HAVE (;UE8TII . Miss Barbara ' Bentz a friend of Slaten. lalind, N. lEa-n Color) were ·lhe .....,.d fiUHII o! !----------------·II._....;A;;I•;,.;Cor!Mn;;,;;;;;.,_..,l 81111 Urt, Wlllw lltala. · ., In Tomorrowis . -. '<'- . .• ' ,. RliNTEI.IS TO MEET ' Meigs couniJr. coonhunter, wiD the~ .egu•.ar meeting FJ i. AprJt .te, at the clubbOUio Meigs Geoeral Hospital "!' 1ti11 ne'll' Syracuse. ADMISSIONS - Bess Hurnp-•l Several ll~riis ol bUBiness are Athens; Bessie Grueser, ~ d!scus.lleti'.' Put'chase o1 ' at . Aiballr Jar' ' ' R a C>J.o e; lllf •bee• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 17, 1963 fish holley