https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ae52a28fefa37844c30256f33bd10806.pdf 572f8cac932abe8bb89a11e0a21e51c0 PDF Text Text ~• • • <~< ._.._4fl' • .. _ ~.,. • .... .... ~rmgt•me ~ 0 Ollicets Installed By WSCS PLAN. 11CJ100L GIVE DINNER ~ M • / About Plans ,.... made for a school Mr. and Mrs. Ralph We~ am y 01 Heath Church Monday EveninQ of llllllnii:Uon in June when entertained with a lamB~ People In An lmpresalve candlelight lD- lion with bacqr.uod muilc b;y Mary Shrine, White Shrine of ner Sunday at their COUD , tallaU and ledg oerv1co Mro He Mr i•m~ t Friel Hemlock Grove. t p ~... c;:'Igbll8ht ~ u,! meetlnl ~Ideal~~ and Mr.: Jeru.a1em, me •r evelliDg home, were Mra. l!:ula Welker of 14, 1963 v!ded 111111tc for dlllclnl. Tbe hJihli&~t of the even!Dg was the crownin& ot the qu'een, Cherole Searles, by Jim VeJ>. eme ame ut A· Rutland Junior-Senior Prom . c· -4 .• ,.. l·i~ ) · iDI!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , o.., ~S • • Th C •d r-.--- • nar1, high achool principal, and ''In Apple Blossom Time·•/Class president, David Scragg. the king, Robert Gibson. 1 ._. the theme of the JuniOr· The semor prophesy was read Prmcess was Dina Lee and of the WSCS of Reelh Melh-l:.c.. Wiae, pralde~t of the at the IOOF hall. Ferne CiiSI&e- lwnbus ; SM Sgt. and Mra. Dijl. Sienlor pr~m of Rutland High , b,y Cherole searles and Allee Benny ·SJawter was the prince. Mrs. Norman Schaefer re- odist Church Monaay evening Eleanor Clrelt, lighted their brew, worthy high prleateu, .bert Welker and daughters, School Frtday ev.nmg With a Crouser followed by a mus~eal Special musi c was presented by turned home Thursday alter at the church with memben ol green and blue candle from a and IW'ry P. Smtih, aetlni da and Debble who bave !lift steak dinner ••rved at the iselectlon bv 0 faculty~"~ cum- a trio, Roberta Smith, Brenda spending several daya ·in Co- the Eleanor Circle as special central n,hted candle repre- watehman of lhepherdl, presld· returned from three yein lib - G_rade School cafelena pre<"ed· ,posed uf Roger RRouhs 'd aRmes l'l'urner and Susie Parker, the Jumbus with her daughter and guests. The meeUng was open- aenUng Jesua ' ed Mrs Cheeaebrew IIUIOUDC- England; Mr. and Mn. OnrJD. ..:.. the prom Carpenter . and 1c ar us- f It t · t' ••. ' . • • u& , 1 ...,. · I acu Y' no repea mg •~" son-ln-law Mr and Mrs Verne ed With an organ prelude by Mrs Krtliht IIVt tho clw1• ed · lal 11n1 Including Well ' Pomeroy·' Mr · and -•· ' number during the prom. Story. ' . . Mrs. C. M. Hennesy. to the. officen assembled at the spec mee I : Je~ Welker and danght4f, •Mi.Ba Solly SChaaf, faeulty ' sci~ member, served as miStriS< of , t losmg remarks were g1ven 1 General co-chairmen for the M nd Mr N Sc h 1 Mrs M L Frencn cooducted altar IDcludln the l!:le Clr ObllgaUon Nl8ht, In September, Juli, Athens; Miss Shirley 'l'wi- '>· ceremonies for the program lm· 'by Mr Onn Smith, eJecutiVe event were Mrs. George Smither : ~t Mo;:;.r:r;;::•ln 8A~: tho d~votlon~ period uailt&lbe cle ' sldent IMn w:~ vi; MaterlaJ .ObjecUve nlgbt In Oc- buD, Mason, W. Va.; He. . , 1Ded1ately followmg The wei· head ot I he school. and Mrs Ray Williams with pelth th . d Y1 and 91st Paalm a hymn and a preld ,.:.._ ,;__ lOber; aod Frlenda Night in No. Martin, Hemlock Grove; · . b . th J mor · • ens w ell' au~rh er • • pres ent, nu-•. 0 a1en .IH uwn; th h d h and • C!lllll! was given Y •. u s For the prom the high school ,Mrs Htram Slawter and Mrs. aon-in-law, Mr. and 'Mrs. Clar- medltatlon taken from the secretary, Mra. Robert Ashley; vember. Potluck refre"''1'ents e oat an ostess ~ . class president , Judy Wilham gym had been transformed m- INellie Borgan in charge of food . J A kl y Methodist Woman maguine eo- and tre-esurer Mrs Dale were served. Jack and Joe. . ... and the response by the Scntor to a garden complet~ · with apple IFollowi ng the prom the group en;eid · c 0 . • t lh UCed, "The Search for 8oDJe. Swearingen· the WSCs pres~ • ' 11 trees coverf'd Wi th reali stic :or approximately 150 students h r :;;.E:n::.:. er~ ·rma: one Else." She eland~ wltb a dent Mrl Lambert· vice pres· 1 blossoms. a rock, garden sur· ~att"lded a movie at the theater ~::r:r w~re Mr. ·~od0 Mrs. poem and prayer. ldeni, Mr~. Walter Hayes; sec~ roMRROY OHIO ' wtth flo~ermg shrubs in Pomeroy, returning to the Orville Allen Homer Powell Mrs. Glenn Lambert, presld· retary, Mro. Bruce Lloyd; trea'! 1 a rose arbor covered with high school gym for a snack and p ed during the bualness sessJaa ... -r "Nan Moore· and ~ , 1van ow . . h I It d •·-· ' """· ' < LAST TIME TONIGHT roses • 1 prepared by mothers. w en a e er was rea uvm these secretaries children's to~ . ~ "TWO FOR THE SEESAW" A false C<!ilmg and walls were ! Faculty advisors of the Junior Lester Brookover and mother Arlene Spurlock, J missionary work, Mrs. Allred' SCarberry; Robert M 1tchum, Shirley !made w1th covered streamers class are Mr. Don Quisenberry, and Mr. and Mrs. George Mow· nurse serving In Niger, Africa. aoc1a1 · relations Mrs. Gamet .. 1 MacLame, Edmon Ryan, Ed j of white, pink and rrunt gTei'n Mr William Edmiston, and ' rey Sr were Sunday evening Mrs. Nan Moore gave a report Ents11)1nger; nierature, Mlas die Fu·estone, B1lly Gray. Jaftl(•e trelhs cove.red with Mts~ SchaaL of Mr. and Mrs. Norman of the year's work stating lhat BeSI Sanborn; ,mJ.ulonary edu· ··*" Don't bother to knork . . . A real rope swmg hung · $1800 had been spent for borne Cation· and service Mrs Jack walk right mto her apart· the rafters wh1ch was enGIVEN SUJ':PRISE Mr. and Mrs. Tim Swan and and foreign service. ' Bechtle· promotion' Mw; FrJ,'e. ~:.~~,'eH~: 3 ':!,~~~.!~e!Mar- li!IVIn<•O with flowers was a hit Mr. and Mrs. 'Paul family of Columbus were week- The group voted to purchase da FaehnJe· sPirit~al life Mrs · 'IP: ; iner, Andy Clyde. with tile students as was the were surprised w~th a Mother 's guests of Mrs Swan's space on the PTA community Earl 1\night;. student 'work~ ? Colorcartoon wishing well where Latisehia Day dinner planned by their . Mr. and Mn. calendar and. to p~y the ex- Mrs . James Criswell and supj Cates served punch throughout daughters and families Sunday Ray E. Gibbs, Mulberry Ave. penses for D1ane Cnswell and ply work, Mrs. Herman Had· the evening. Colored lights of at their home on Front St. At- Mr . and Mrs. Roy Evans and Ellen Hawl~y . tt1' attend the dox. 1 WED. ond THURSDAY May 15-16 white, green and pmk encircled tending were Mr. and Mrs. of Canal Winchester school of ~ISSJons to be held at Mrs. Nan Mrore was in No·r OPEN the entire floor making a soft Manning Kloes (June Smart.) Mathes Day with her DelaWan! m July.. charge of the pledge service over the garden. A white Laurie and Kent. of Galh· paren~, Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Mrs. 0 . P. ~em announced with Mrs. Klein singing 8 v~ FRIDAY and SATURDAY fence outlined the bar.d Rev. and Mrs. George Bearh.s. They were accompan- that Mrs: McGuillard of Ports· cal number accompanied by M•y 17-11 where the "Vikings" pro{Jean Smart) and chil· ied here by Mrs. Jack Evans mouth ;il~be .gu~t spe~~er a! Mrs. Hennes'y. Mrs. Moore gave "BARABBAS" (1'e<"hnicolor) Laura and Tommy' or or Daylon. who is spending . a a com m . plcn~o rnee lrlK o a readil)g concerning the pledge Anthony Quinn as Barabbas. II~:~;~~uor~; and Mr. and ~r~. few day s with her sister, Miss the three. Circles m June at her and invited members to meet Silvana· Mangano. Arthur II Hackett, Jr. (Phyillis Ruth Hawkins, Mirldleport. home. MISs Sanborn announced at the altar with their pledge Kenned.r. Katy J urado. Vit. 1 1~~~:~ 1 and children, Hose M nd Mr Edward T. a rummage and bake sale to be ard Sh losed th service torio Gassm::~n .Ja('k Palanre , - - - - - - - - II Bill'. Linda, Dennis, Melr. an a d daugshler, Polly Ann held Friday and Saturday May c 'ths. e c e . ~ Bauer h M M te WI prayer. Ernest Borgmne, H~rr} An· -TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY of Middleport. The Sid· f M . d Mi. Polly Karr 17 and 18, at t e c as r ,_ . drews. 0 arton an Dons Day Jack Lemon l l ~;~;~~n:r~emained overnight and ss building in upper Middleport. Members and guests were ur Colorcartoon Ernie Kovacs II to their heme Mon· of Columbu~ were weekend Mrs. Lambert thanked officers vited to the dining room where • Cablnelln Walnut Finished Hardwood "TWINKLE AND SHINE'' guests or thelr parents, Mr. and and members for their cooperassorted cake ln pastel colors SUN., MON. ond TUESDAY • Automatic Frequency Control for Drif'-fr., a (Color) ~rs. Charles R. Karr Sr. . ation during the past year. was served with lime punch May 19-20·21 fM Reception ~ •SPARTACUS" -andGIVEN PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Dill Mrs. Earl Knight conducted from a· table covered with a • Continuous Tone Control Kirk Douglas, Laurence Oli\'· Ernie Kovacs Cyd Charisse A surprise gomg away pizza and Mr,. and Mrs. John Knder the installation of offic~rs for white cloth, centered with a ier, Jean Sim mons, Tony • Slide-rule Vernier Tuning with Lig hted Dlai 'I "5 GOLDEN HOURS" for Judy Kerns was given and children, Joe~~ and .John the new year at the altar flank· lovely arrangement of pink and Curtis. Cha s. Laughton, PeI I ~~=~~~~ . at the home of Diane of Chester R.oad VISited Monday ed by seven-. branch candlelabra white spring flowers combined • Big 5" x 7" Speaker ter Ustinov, John Gann. J\i . Thur.-Fri. M•y 16·17 II Attending were Narsa afternoon Wl~h Mr. and Mrs. and white baby mums, with with pink tapers In crystal hold· na Focb. I • • Security Sealed Circuitry Mar!~N~ra~$~oKJ~~~~$!.deu Ann Criner Diane Van- Raymond Krider , Syracuse. , IMrs. Leo Smith and Mrs. Bern- ers carrying out the color A<·ademy Award Winner! . h Mr s. Lamberl presid· Th• F1mily, Cartoon (.T~rhnicolor) Christine 'Bahr, Patty Sgt · and Mrs · Robert Larkms_1 ard Fult2 of the Eleanor C1rcle IC erne. Runnin g !imt~ · - andCelesta Aull Sheryl and daughter ' Roberta left Mon /lighting the candles. ed at the punch bowl. . Tom Pittman ' ' for Killeen Texas after . . S Hrs 20 mmutes Virgima Aldridge and Mary Walburn. ThP. 10 d ' f 01 h th Mrs. Kmght read a med1ta· Hostesses Wt>re ¥rs. C. A. Box·o rfice closes 8 :00 P.M "HIGH SCHOOL BIG f h was presented a ay oug WI ·,-- ~ - -- - - - - - - - - - Emmish Mrs Harold Wood· 0 No Advance In Admission! onor in the area ' · S HOT" gifts. M M G · M r Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott gerd, Mrs. C. 0. Fisher, Mrs. r. an~ rs. eorge · assa and family of Rand , W. Va., Guy Shuler, Mrs . Bernard and family of Columbus were spent Sunday With her mother Full% Mrs. Charles Byer and weekend guests of h1s parents, ' Mrs. C. L. Arnold, Athens Road.' Mrs. •Donald Stivers. Cl M M d Mr. an r~ . a renee as· sar. Mr. and Mrs. William Phil· lips and family of Rittman were weekend guests of hls mother, Mrs. Fannie Phillips. Miss Mary Hill and nephew Jeffrey Jones of Columbus were weekend guesta of her. parents, Mr. and Mra. E. J. Hill. They • were accompanied home by Mrs. Hill who wiD spend a few dayd with relatives.' Mrs. W. A. Morgan returned home Sunday, after spending several days 1n Columbus with her daughter and son--in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Go!lhardt and son, Bruce. Mrs. Eddie Smith returned home Sunday evening after a / several days visiting in Colum· bus, with Mrs. Helen Maag and other relatives, Mr . and Mrs. C. J. Struble spent the weekend in M:mon with their daughter and son·inlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kramer PHONE WY 2-2448 and children, Jackie Sue and Danny . 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' . .... . . ............. _ . ~ 242 W. MAIN ··- n, • ' . •.• .r.;..........,.,~........ "lj ' . ~· ~-.-~ ......... ' ............ ...,.. ..,.... ~.~ -. -.. a:t -·y • -e nttn e 1 ~ - ~·~a~ " ' ~ ... ~ . l .t#-0 ~ ·:: ~ -----------------------------------------------------------------------~~-----------------------------------------------------WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1963 . VOL XV NO. 26 . POMEROY.MIDDL~PORT, OHIO ELBERFELD ar • I rJ .:f- · MEIGS THEATRE ltelltt. I ollr II lloe ladltil lne 'll'lrtt '* ! NOW. YCHJ DOY ' Q/0 , _ _T ..__ I' ,) ...... .... . ,, ; '• :1lti..'tiLtilttiW . .. lit... ... .,. l!lf'ct' . • *- ; .s .z.=-o ~0""·'"~ PRICE FIVE CEtQ • �I ' Market Re •• • • ....,.... Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May lS, lll03 1ed • lOIII· "Shlnl on Rlrvest bot, Lind• Jobnaon, Dennis EJ· F•e.K and "Berlin Meillly.K . ~rt II.ID-..11, aood . I r ....... •. Moon" by Don ~· ICUeo 11011, and Deblllo HID were lea- ... the fU~ pori or lbo i!Miw, 1111.10-)l.ot, uWliJ and eommtn:lll 0111 Gf tilt - - "II I . Shuler, Job EllinCIOn, "a.nch:. lured jn 1 "Showboat" P" FlU SuiiiUie Prtce llld Ellen SbuCOWl 1UO·UI.I!O· ullllt1 .11141 com- Rlleilill til Allllrlea beN BID <- Ill' IIIII "I Got R b)'l b m," CINCINNATI <t11'1~0111lct ' Ad11111, Zirkle, J1111 Stu- i!tlon. t>avlcl Hensler and Gory Bob McNickle did "CIIoltall* Cottle 475 cal aood will1l tbe dHa cit llllrnftl, 411 • 1110 . 11 gbta- merdal bulls 18. •19.00; ~age, Dennlt £111111, Beverlet Walker foUowtd with I humor- • 1 Sh--L•-- ,_ " the Sir'·' •---- .•L. ~~ t' ..!~. 1- and cholct llrOWid 550 lb feeder 11168, llT&Il&ed • field lrlp • Hunt Gary WUHord Dizl Cir !til ond F J!ousb K1y • """''"~ ~,. '" c..._ r....., ,.,., 'e-,. v• cle, Jim Oller, o..;na D~iley: ~:f:rn: Jane ;!~ell and Lin· enoembie sang, and Kay WIU- to average choice 850-1150 lb steer calves ZI.Oo-JUIO; veolen the Colorado moualalns lor 'l'he Racine Glee dub pre- Beverly Price, Nancy R o' ' · Larry Lewil, Pauline Cumminl, da Van Meter IIIII "Every- lord, Sammie Yatea, Faye atoen ZI.OI).ZIUS, good to low oteady; choice III.OO.!S.OO, sood Harvard IOOlolf ltudenta, ... 11n1ec1 an tight-part varitly Linda Van Meter. Norman Rhoo- \lernon Donahut, Judy Cozart. body's Doin' it." Rouoh, Terry Bradford, IJnda choice . 21 ·50 · 23 ·00• good 2!.01). :111.00.29.00, standMd 21 ...311.111, . cordinl 1o El!cyrlopaedia Jri. 21·00• uUllty , and standard JUS· Hop _ , barrowo and Iillo lannl<a.; ...., to a tqe crowd ot the eo, Sammie Yates, Robtrta Other oecond part numbers Roberta Kraeuter IJid B 111 Corpen~~·f ::;'~ lollllero Local Rllh school au· Chancey, Edith Rose. Lind a were a bl!rbtrshop trio of Judy Zerkle oana a duet followed by ~oldid 1 0d 11 d Y :Tea· lUI; low to avera1e cho~ee 750 zwo loww, sowo IDIIIIiy oteadJ; _ ._ _...,_ _ 0 dili!rlum Friday night. Johnson, Connie Leadingham, Cozart, Terry Bradford a n d EDen Shuler slnlinl "Corollna a ..ance. 1·1 :115 lb barrows and ,uta 1&.1J&. Mrs. Lee Lee was director Georee Diddle, Bob McNickle. Robert Kraeuter, with Ellen in The Morning." Slmmle Yat- Fe~tured in a Jitterbug num. 16.00, 1-3 181).230 lb u.il-5.75, 230 !of' lite preoentailon entitled, David Henoler, Ernie Miller, Shuler dolna "Bill Bailey;" 1 es, Eleanor Schneider, Beverly btr were Gary WIIHord, Karen Hunt, Debbie Hill, Beverly -3110 lb 11.'15-5.25, :w 2'10 210 lb ••!lflow Biz." The onnooucer wao Dennis Eynon. Larry U,wls, boys· quartet ot Don Harden, Price. SuZinnt Price, Kay Tea- Furbte, Nancy Ross, Linda Price, Linda Carpenter I I n I 14.511; 1-a 3110-310 lb SOWI 1SJO. llol!erta Choncey. Charles Cleland. Linda Graham Bob MrNickies, Bill Zerlde, ford, Terry Brlldfonl, Jane Po- Carpenter and Kay Teaford fo~ "Hey Look Me Oter," Don Jlar· 13.00, lb 11.00.11.10, 4i0tbe JII'Oil'lm opened with o Betty Gillilan. Judy Sayre, and Bob Eooington, and a oonc well, and Cl.orice Norris then lowed by Terry Bradford sing- den sang "Moon River," Tad- 550 lb 11.10-12.00, No. S . - eoo song, "Down by The Ohio" by Jean Phelps, Lois Sewell, Jean by Clarice Norris, Sammie Yat- had the spotllghl with, "Missis- ing "4Znd Street" dy Durst, Gary Wi!Hord, Nan- lb 1.00; boa"' •teady, 10. •10.25 Terry Bradford. Linda Carpen· Sauvage, Billie Marlin. lsabtl es, Eleanor Schneider, Suzanne sippi Mud." Judy Sayre and Jean Phelps cy Rosa and Kay Teaford pre- near 200 lb 10.50; choice 125-150 ter, Judy Cozart. Margaret Pickeno, Dixie Circle, Georgia Prico and Bill Zerkle. Faye Roush foUowed, aloglnR opened the oeventh aesment sented a twist number; Rober· lb feeder pip 1.01).1.4.00; feeder Dun!, Robtrta Kraeuter, Nan· Deem. Linda Lipscomb. Karen At the next curtain, Charles "St. Louil Woman" and Bob with a dance, then lfOUP sing- ta Kraeuter sang "Blues In lite boon 1'15-200 lb 10.110-11.00. cy Parker, Janice Smith . F.llen F'urboe. Karen Nease, El-.nor ICleland, Larry Lewis, Bob Me- Essington 11ng "Old Man Riv· ers presented "Diamonds Are Night," Beverlee Hunt, Jane Sheep 1011; slaughter 1amba and Shuler. Kay Teaford and Car- lSchneider. Sandre Ad am s, Nickles, Vernon Donahue, er" to end part three. a Girl's Best Friend," and "76 Powell, Linda Carpenter did an ohorD ewes attady; choice and ol Teaford. Vernon Donahue, Gary Wilford , George Diddle, Don Harden, Bringing back the 1120'1, Tad· Trombone!." , aUey cat number, James Hamm prime tJO.iO lb oprq !ambo 2&.110, Others partidpalin( In I he Debbie Hill , Gary Walker and Bob Essington, Jocelyn Taylor, dy Durst, Nancy R.,.., Kay Tea- In the fin'ai act, James acted the part of Monster good ond choice 7 lb 21.01).31.00; lint part werr Linda Adams, Dennis Evano. Jane Powell, loahel Pickens, lord, Ellen Shuler did 1 Cltar- Hamm did a skit about Prest- Mash, and a Group of girls choice ond prime 8S 1b No. 2 pelt Doomo Dalley, Debbie HIll, The second part of the ohow, Roberta Chancey, Polly Deck· leoton number, followed by dent Kennedy, Polly Decker, sane "Mr. Touchdown." J 1m ahol'll lambo 21.00, aood II lb Donna Powell, Jane Powell, presented the Gay 90's, lnclud- er, Donna Powell, Karen F'ur- group preaentaUona, "Baby Pauline Curnmlna, Beverlee Oiler was drummer. 18.00; ahorn owea 4.5N.OO• :tPII11 ltlltl••l. f0W dSees 8•P3rt g•e CGJ Club arletles acJne ee v •• ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 15, The Daily Sentinel ::enter, I .• • A GALAXY OF VALUES AT ' DURING • r t Motorola Television NGS Major League Standings By UDited Preu IoteraaUonal Amerleaa LeaJue WL Pd. GB lb. CENTER CUTS lb. M·V • ROLL SAUSAGE 0. Se H. WIENERS L --. NEW CROP ONIONS . -. FRESH CORN • . • • • • ------ BLUE GOOSE MAINE POTATOES·. • • • • • • • • • • • • - 31b. 29c INSTANT Your Dependable Dealer For v PLUMBING E s AND HEATING Phono WY ·1-2550 Racine Clover Farm Store MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MAXWELL HOUSE A - - 251b. 79c Baker's Clover Farm Store Cerner Purl & Locust 0 dozen69c • ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating RACINE, OHIO Sixth & PHrl Sta. 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Shuler, Job EllinCIOn, "a.nch:. lured jn 1 "Showboat" P" FlU SuiiiUie Prtce llld Ellen SbuCOWl 1UO·UI.I!O· ullllt1 .11141 com- Rlleilill til Allllrlea beN BID <- Ill' IIIII "I Got R b)'l b m," CINCINNATI <t11'1~0111lct ' Ad11111, Zirkle, J1111 Stu- i!tlon. t>avlcl Hensler and Gory Bob McNickle did "CIIoltall* Cottle 475 cal aood will1l tbe dHa cit llllrnftl, 411 • 1110 . 11 gbta- merdal bulls 18. •19.00; ~age, Dennlt £111111, Beverlet Walker foUowtd with I humor- • 1 Sh--L•-- ,_ " the Sir'·' •---- .•L. ~~ t' ..!~. 1- and cholct llrOWid 550 lb feeder 11168, llT&Il&ed • field lrlp • Hunt Gary WUHord Dizl Cir !til ond F J!ousb K1y • """''"~ ~,. '" c..._ r....., ,.,., 'e-,. v• cle, Jim Oller, o..;na D~iley: ~:f:rn: Jane ;!~ell and Lin· enoembie sang, and Kay WIU- to average choice 850-1150 lb steer calves ZI.Oo-JUIO; veolen the Colorado moualalns lor 'l'he Racine Glee dub pre- Beverly Price, Nancy R o' ' · Larry Lewil, Pauline Cumminl, da Van Meter IIIII "Every- lord, Sammie Yatea, Faye atoen ZI.OI).ZIUS, good to low oteady; choice III.OO.!S.OO, sood Harvard IOOlolf ltudenta, ... 11n1ec1 an tight-part varitly Linda Van Meter. Norman Rhoo- \lernon Donahut, Judy Cozart. body's Doin' it." Rouoh, Terry Bradford, IJnda choice . 21 ·50 · 23 ·00• good 2!.01). :111.00.29.00, standMd 21 ...311.111, . cordinl 1o El!cyrlopaedia Jri. 21·00• uUllty , and standard JUS· Hop _ , barrowo and Iillo lannl<a.; ...., to a tqe crowd ot the eo, Sammie Yates, Robtrta Other oecond part numbers Roberta Kraeuter IJid B 111 Corpen~~·f ::;'~ lollllero Local Rllh school au· Chancey, Edith Rose. Lind a were a bl!rbtrshop trio of Judy Zerkle oana a duet followed by ~oldid 1 0d 11 d Y :Tea· lUI; low to avera1e cho~ee 750 zwo loww, sowo IDIIIIiy oteadJ; _ ._ _...,_ _ 0 dili!rlum Friday night. Johnson, Connie Leadingham, Cozart, Terry Bradford a n d EDen Shuler slnlinl "Corollna a ..ance. 1·1 :115 lb barrows and ,uta 1&.1J&. Mrs. Lee Lee was director Georee Diddle, Bob McNickle. Robert Kraeuter, with Ellen in The Morning." Slmmle Yat- Fe~tured in a Jitterbug num. 16.00, 1-3 181).230 lb u.il-5.75, 230 !of' lite preoentailon entitled, David Henoler, Ernie Miller, Shuler dolna "Bill Bailey;" 1 es, Eleanor Schneider, Beverly btr were Gary WIIHord, Karen Hunt, Debbie Hill, Beverly -3110 lb 11.'15-5.25, :w 2'10 210 lb ••!lflow Biz." The onnooucer wao Dennis Eynon. Larry U,wls, boys· quartet ot Don Harden, Price. SuZinnt Price, Kay Tea- Furbte, Nancy Ross, Linda Price, Linda Carpenter I I n I 14.511; 1-a 3110-310 lb SOWI 1SJO. llol!erta Choncey. Charles Cleland. Linda Graham Bob MrNickies, Bill Zerlde, ford, Terry Brlldfonl, Jane Po- Carpenter and Kay Teaford fo~ "Hey Look Me Oter," Don Jlar· 13.00, lb 11.00.11.10, 4i0tbe JII'Oil'lm opened with o Betty Gillilan. Judy Sayre, and Bob Eooington, and a oonc well, and Cl.orice Norris then lowed by Terry Bradford sing- den sang "Moon River," Tad- 550 lb 11.10-12.00, No. S . - eoo song, "Down by The Ohio" by Jean Phelps, Lois Sewell, Jean by Clarice Norris, Sammie Yat- had the spotllghl with, "Missis- ing "4Znd Street" dy Durst, Gary Wi!Hord, Nan- lb 1.00; boa"' •teady, 10. •10.25 Terry Bradford. Linda Carpen· Sauvage, Billie Marlin. lsabtl es, Eleanor Schneider, Suzanne sippi Mud." Judy Sayre and Jean Phelps cy Rosa and Kay Teaford pre- near 200 lb 10.50; choice 125-150 ter, Judy Cozart. Margaret Pickeno, Dixie Circle, Georgia Prico and Bill Zerkle. Faye Roush foUowed, aloglnR opened the oeventh aesment sented a twist number; Rober· lb feeder pip 1.01).1.4.00; feeder Dun!, Robtrta Kraeuter, Nan· Deem. Linda Lipscomb. Karen At the next curtain, Charles "St. Louil Woman" and Bob with a dance, then lfOUP sing- ta Kraeuter sang "Blues In lite boon 1'15-200 lb 10.110-11.00. cy Parker, Janice Smith . F.llen F'urboe. Karen Nease, El-.nor ICleland, Larry Lewis, Bob Me- Essington 11ng "Old Man Riv· ers presented "Diamonds Are Night," Beverlee Hunt, Jane Sheep 1011; slaughter 1amba and Shuler. Kay Teaford and Car- lSchneider. Sandre Ad am s, Nickles, Vernon Donahue, er" to end part three. a Girl's Best Friend," and "76 Powell, Linda Carpenter did an ohorD ewes attady; choice and ol Teaford. Vernon Donahue, Gary Wilford , George Diddle, Don Harden, Bringing back the 1120'1, Tad· Trombone!." , aUey cat number, James Hamm prime tJO.iO lb oprq !ambo 2&.110, Others partidpalin( In I he Debbie Hill , Gary Walker and Bob Essington, Jocelyn Taylor, dy Durst, Nancy R.,.., Kay Tea- In the fin'ai act, James acted the part of Monster good ond choice 7 lb 21.01).31.00; lint part werr Linda Adams, Dennis Evano. Jane Powell, loahel Pickens, lord, Ellen Shuler did 1 Cltar- Hamm did a skit about Prest- Mash, and a Group of girls choice ond prime 8S 1b No. 2 pelt Doomo Dalley, Debbie HIll, The second part of the ohow, Roberta Chancey, Polly Deck· leoton number, followed by dent Kennedy, Polly Decker, sane "Mr. Touchdown." J 1m ahol'll lambo 21.00, aood II lb Donna Powell, Jane Powell, presented the Gay 90's, lnclud- er, Donna Powell, Karen F'ur- group preaentaUona, "Baby Pauline Curnmlna, Beverlee Oiler was drummer. 18.00; ahorn owea 4.5N.OO• :tPII11 ltlltl••l. f0W dSees 8•P3rt g•e CGJ Club arletles acJne ee v •• ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 15, The Daily Sentinel ::enter, I .• • A GALAXY OF VALUES AT ' DURING • r t Motorola Television NGS Major League Standings By UDited Preu IoteraaUonal Amerleaa LeaJue WL Pd. GB lb. CENTER CUTS lb. M·V • ROLL SAUSAGE 0. Se H. WIENERS L --. NEW CROP ONIONS . -. FRESH CORN • . • • • • ------ BLUE GOOSE MAINE POTATOES·. • • • • • • • • • • • • - 31b. 29c INSTANT Your Dependable Dealer For v PLUMBING E s AND HEATING Phono WY ·1-2550 Racine Clover Farm Store MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MAXWELL HOUSE A - - 251b. 79c Baker's Clover Farm Store Cerner Purl & Locust 0 dozen69c • ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating RACINE, OHIO Sixth & PHrl Sta. FREE I I I One (1) Tall Cen Of HI-C ORANGE DRINK CANDY BARS ... "· ••• 29c 10 r.r39c .'' CLOVER FARM MRS. LANES LIQUID GARDIN RUN U. DIL MONTI Coffee CLOVER FARM MILK With The Purchese FRUIT COCKTAIL HUNTS PEARS 101 at• - · · ...,..;. , ,,.....-- 201 llro - - . - - - - Of One (1) Gellon .. ~t•. . ;···...•. ' ~ .,~_ WtiDNIU SWIIT i ked Or Hot·lt's Delicious CLOVER FARM LG. 10 OZ. JAR BLEACH AT REGULAR PRICE ...·~; lor DETERGENT r"''' 4 ,., spo CUCUMBER WAFERS 22 0%. PLASTIC '.'#' DIL MONTI fRANCO -'MIIICAN ,, "· 1., PEAS 35c JAPPLE SAUCE ... 301 , ... - - - - - - , - - 7 ltr $1-oo. !MEAT SOUPS ll'o qlam.......,- New STARLITE• uteDAion phone Ia on!)' half tho size of a regular phone-lit& beauti· fully anywhere--in your choice of &lovely decorator colora to mat..h any room oett1n1. II ploto1- STARLITE'S dial. r,jowa aoftly in tho dark f~r eaay dlaUDI' or aa a nirht lil'ht. A tlllJ lmoli leta you adjuat brilliance to tute. A114' U co11 be ,.,.,.•. Phone our Buoln- Olllce tjldoy &nd learn j~ 1unt little it CQ8ta. ...,._ 1.#1,-. ,. 1•, ' AUTOMATIC DEFROST MODEL 1UCu. Ft.110 1~. Freo- f._~PIILLI PAlM I $2,99·.00 WITH TRADE 303 SIZE Brighten your home .with STARLiTE 1S'hu.23 oln C SAUCE=~~ e MD DOD PAYIIblt Will TUIE BOnLE ITAI Kll'r I ~LOYII NOT EVEN IN THE BIG ZERO-DEGREE FREEZER t IIJWON RlnttGI:RATCHia HI IISI t1 ftW.n ,. :i..'· ···~·~ WHOLE PEELED TOMATOES _ !:25c SPAGHEnl NO DEFROSTING EVER. :' ' CHUNK LIGHT TUNA - - - ""' 35c Gal. WHIP . 5 ,., spo 5 spo REFR IGERATDR-F REElER ---~_ , GENERAL TElEPHONE ~ ..... Lcqeit ....,....,. Tahphooo51' ' H&RF .0111 I DJI 1 • DIAL �j • i.. ... ·.·ou Slle told . the . ln~rnal r- ~er_ Registration Of cbesler spent last week wltb Metp MeiiiOI'IIl Bllpllll ,; · I venue service that lD her >pm· . his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ADMISSIONS - Mrl. Wtlliam . Rex had to pay the Income Pupds Announced • BY MISS RITA SPIRES , p Dr8dbur Poole;, Pomeroy; Thelma !fAll, I', I i• i• · J1I J' ion tax on the $200 a month she re. . . Mrs. Chester Ward was Mon- erry y. . Maoon · Jay Wille New I!Aven · . t ceive<l, as he had earned it all Regtstratton for cbildren who day supper guest ol Mr. and Garfield Searls has moved He,._,~t Barnhart ' Albany; Be.;_ a 'Uft and it came from his income Wtll enter the F.lrst grade at Mrs. Glenn Roush, Porter. bl! house trailer Ill the Perry lab lanle Mlddie rt ARU to start with. Salisbury ToWn!htp Elementary Mrs. Elizabeth Athey was ad· Bradbury property. DISHCA~'GES _ -:ul~~ Lem • • • • • • • • • " " ' Unfortunately for Regina she school wtll be held Friday' May milled Friday Ill Meig-o Gen- The WiUiam Frazier family ley When Regina divorced Rex, was wrong in her lnterpret~tion 24 · ,eral HospitaL She is Improving. were recent Sunday v':'itors of BIRTHS _ Mr . and Mrs. the. divort-o decree provided of the income tax laws. Under A parent should accompany 1 Mr. and Mrs. Rndney 'Spires Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wetmann. William Pooler, a son. that Rex should pay his form- thee law Rex was entitled to de- each chtld. They may rtde tho and children visited Sunday al- Pvt. !fnnis Bales and friend er wife $200 a month as ali- duct from his gross income the school bus, If necessary, 10 ternoon with her parents, Mr. c,aiJed on Mrs. Mayo Bales and SET ·OPEN HOUSE mony for her continuing sup- alimony payments he made to and from school on that da~· and Mrs. Henry Doerfer. children one evening recenUy. PT. PLEASANT _ Or. R. E. aorl lor life. his former wife under the de· from 12 to !:IS P· . m. To enter Misses Jean Ann Platter and Mr. and Mrs. John Hodge, Walden, Superintendent of LaDuring the next year Rex de- cree of divorce. sch~l next fall children must ·Carolyn Sisson were Inducted Linda Soos, and Mr. and Mrs. kin State Hospital; announces ducted from his income the Regina, however, is liable for be SIX years of_age befo~e. Dec- into the National Honor Society Simmy Hicks were week end "Open Hause" wm be held amount he paid Regina as all- the payment of the income tax ember I. Brrth cerhftca tes recently. gue!ts of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Saturday, May 18, from 1 untU mony, paying ~o income tax on all of the alimoney she re- must be _presented on or be- Miss Jean Ann Platter was Moles. 4:30 p. rn. and extends a cordial on that part of his inc;ome ceived. She had full control ov- fore the_ftrst week of school. sleeted as one of the delegates Mrs. 0. W. Fitzwater spent invitation to the p'ublic. The which he paid over as alimony. er the income she received by from the Kyger Creek band to Friday afternoon ~1th Mrs. Open House will mark the 15th Regina, however, did not list way of alimony, and could spend guage and the provisions of the attend the Ohio U. Summer Mu· Clinton Jones. annQJI observanc~ of National the alimon} payments as in- it in any way she wanted. divorce decree, not by the be- sic Clinic \vorkshop. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rupe Hospital Week by Lakin. come to her. beleving that Whether alimony or support lif of one party or the other Mrs. Rufus Robinette, Patriot Jr. and daugh~rs, Gallipolis, since the $200 monthly was paid money is taxable to the form- that the other party shouln ho spent a day recently with Mrs. visited Friday evening with his in Gallipolis visiting with Mrs. for her support, it was not tax- er husband or to the former required to pay the taxes on CarJ Platter. parents. · Osburn Gooch and Marie Glassable to her. wile is governed by lhe Jan- alimony. 1 Bobby Woods, Canal Win· Mrs. Cora Ward spent Friday burn. l-/ THE LAW ooinJ Vote On wh~t helll'd a radfo lrolc!ee• 44roet ADMISSIONS 0 o or It !tom c.po Canovor~ ciHcl'lbllll G lndle Syr . J0 h0 Terr y, acuse, Maj. L. Gordon Cooper's ~ re~. Pomeroy; Florence Theiss, ful blast..tf lnUI 111*0 todaJ.' Ma.so~ . The olllclol Sovlet on. n e" I DISCHARGES - Omar Bats, agency w-ried tlJ llrtol ,.itt 011 Racine; James Souders, Middle- Cooper'a fligbl 20 min- oftw pori. blaotoff. It aald Cooper bad llllt IDl.o orbH llld that "11te . . LONDON tUPII-MUilo.. of paraiiiiOI aboerd the itblp n Britons aad other Europeau lunctJoDiDt IIIDI'IIIIlly," -Melp ROipllal if Ri ver Report Quotas Is For ' C 64 rops Onlv • .!' more 1nve acres, hlo penalty would .lotted aereo. Thlo wheat It and Bollum. They polnt out !hot • I" 1.m.; Dlt.tl up 17, 2:35 If'.: Lou """" :N, , ,Sf Ul'l. of those farmers vottng in the be $4U (2 1 30 bu. equals 60 bu. known as "certificate wheat." the certificates would be divid· Crucible up 17, 4:30 a.m,;!&b- Gltlllpofltl Dam _ <:•thy R. rderPndum rnusl approve . IX $1.62 equals $97.20 per acre ,.~ or lhe addltiotla\ wheat grow- ecJ i.HIWI'I(: product>rs' ot wheat A YES vote in lhe rereren- x 5 acreB equals $486 ). ers ('' nou--ccrtiflcate wheat'') Ull jon the basi.l!i of their rcs(H!tJCUve ert Reed down 11, .f:50 a.m.; down 4:20p.m.; Elge.rdJtr dowr dum would mean that the mar- Twk-o the norrhai yield will allotted acres they will recetve tnlere•t tn the crop Farmers Queen Clty up 17, 5:25 • ;m.; 1:110 p.m.; Albert Huld.. do"•r keting quota pnalty on wheat be used in deternut;jing penal- a prtce support of a boot $1.35 prnductng less wheat than the Gause readiA&o: Gallipolis John J . Rowe down 11. 5:>5 a ,7:411 p m.; Bonus H. dow" ::!! produced tn 196-. in excess of the ty unless the grower can prove in Ohio. Certificates would be certificates ISSUed would re- 'dam 18.2, IU, running • feet m.· Charles Stevenson up II. ' p.m.; Philip Sporn ...... I! . • allotment or base acreage would his actual production oo th[ex- issued on that wheat qualifying ceive the full value .ol the cer- on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.- 7,'1S a.m.; Ranger up 19, 10 .511 1 a.m.; OVEC up t :50 -. m.; J In the national wheat refer· apply t~~all _ producer~, regard- cess acreage, the eco~umtsts for the htgher prtce ~~pport. ~e t1f1~att•. Growers subJect lo mar . . 76, Pt. Pleasant 24 .29 , Hinton . E Dyk lt . Erl~''=" 3 4 S •I.e . do endUIIl May 21 farmers will a· leiis of ~ siZe _of thetr allot- note. Prod~cers ~c~_mg al· value of these cert.lftcates w1ll _ketmg quota penatlies ~ who . . p.m. · ..A. · es u~ • . · ~~~ wn ~-m- . . a mo th th' ' ments, accordmg to . Wallace lotments w1U be meli,gible for be 70 cents, or the difference be: 1 have not met land diversion-re- l.09 stationary • 'Kanawha F'alls a.m. Western up 19, 5.05 a.m ., Bosworth down 3.40 a .m . . SoJ. dls::p: er mg~, tiapprove or Barr and John Bottwn, 0 h i o price support, certificates, a,nd 1tween the two levels of support. quirements would not receive 1.50 rising, Charleston 17.98 Pennsylva nia up 20. 6 a .m .; vay up 3:55 a .m .; Robert Nesl 1 for the 0:~ :~ er:;~ . qut~s State University Extension ec· diversion payments. But they If farmers disapprove mar· certif1cates. rising. Montgomery I s rand Chris Jr . up 20. 7:35 a.m.; Ut- down 4:-'0 B.lJ1. ; Waverl~ .JP S>:. crop they will pla~t th:: f~U a~ onomists. may avoid penalty by storing keting quotas in the referendum The law states that minimum Dam 10.3, II. I running 71-i.! feet. i tl~ Edward up .21 • 9:20 p.m ., 20 a.m.; New Orleans down S:·; harvest in the summer of 1964 . Barr and Bottum say ·the quo- the excess production and pro- there Would be no marketing ,number of wheat certificates to IJ.Ai'ndon, Marmet and Winfieltl JPJttsburgJer up 2:•1 3~ 4~ a.m.; 20 Rfver s e-m e 1• Th 1 th ·t t d 'ta penalty on xce odu duculng a less than normal I uanna ones up~ , v :.,., a .m.~ . e ss pr C· crop the following year. quota penalty, but producers ex· be Jssued must include wheat dams were on the Sills. Invader down 23, 5:%0 a.m.; ()I. down Marmet ,5:30 a.m. ; Bea·· ere s au on y . o con uct a . referendlhrum effech~e for one, hon would be calculated on the II 1 p k t ceeding their 1964 a1Jolll1enr ror domestic foOO use (about iBoat movements : iver Shearer dowrl Greenup 4 ver down Marmet $:45 a.m.:• two or ee years basis of twice th normal yield armers ap rove mar e · ld be I' ·bl f · I b' · · 'f · · e . . h wou me 1g1 e ~ or price ·500 million bushels) and can I 0 10 River - Freiberger up a.m.; Esso West · Virginia up Helen Z. up Winf.ekl10:40 p.m.; 0 spe_c11es that the na- on the excess acres times _65 mg quotas on t ~ 1964 c r p, !support. No certificates would include some ex rt wheat The 14. 6:05 p m.; Bayou LorrHir,e Greenup 5:45 a.m.; R. H. 8os· C. V. Harner up Winfield 1:55 1 119 . II rkepng quota on what pe~ cent of the wheat partly those who stay wtthin their ac-' be issued. , .' ~ up 14, 7:15p.m.; Jordan up 14, worth II up Greenup 5::,0 a.m.: •a .m.; Dispatcher do,., Wbdleld ca l_ess than 1 -bJillon pr1ce (about ~1.62 a bushe_l) . reag~ allotments will receive Marketing certificates would number of_ certificates 1Ssued i12:1S a.m.; Gona up 14, 4·35 Valvoline down 33,3 a.m .; Nash 14:30 a .m.; W. H. Shafer, Jr. bushels. nus yea~ ~t has been For examp~e. If a farmer w1th ~ pra~e support of about $2.05 be purchased, issued, and sold for 1964. 1f farmers approve _a.m.; Nat~al down 15, 6:55 down 34, 4:30 p.m.: Roher t ·down Winfield 5:50a.m.; Mer- ' an~unced at 1.2 btlhon bushels, a normal y1eld o~ 30 bushels an m Ohto on 110 per cent of. I he only by the Commodity Credit marketing quotas, would be 975 ja.m.; Patten down 16, 5:25 p. W. Lea down 34 . 9 :05 p.m.; Bob ,rill down Winfield 8:30 a.m.; but 1D order for the quota to be acre exc_eeded h1s allotment by normal production on the1r al- lCorporation, according to Barr million bushels. m.; ~lla Shearer down 16, 5·- Benter down 34. 4:05 a.m.: Miss Sandy down Winfield t :45 am. In effect, twt>-thlrds K::. 1 I . 1 ·< ' . , • FULLY COOKED U, S. GOV1T. INSPECTED READY TO EAT I EATMORE Tomatoes Cr9amed Chicken SHANK PORTION ~· BUTT PORTION ~· No Center Slices R.moved 87$ SO EXTRA J'N G r 1~(' f1 COUPON Sromp s AND ' PORl&BEAIS $ I EXTRA Wlnt S&H GREEI $5. or More Purchase Gri' l n WITH COUPON Sto rn p1 AND ~tl'o COUPON J'Jf Gree n Sto m p\ Of lg. Tub. f7c off lab.ll 1,-) Gal. Pka. A11r fla~or · farm1 w.u.,r., 14·0·· ICE CREAM SO EXTRA J'R Gn Pn Stomp ~ SO EXTRA PURCHA.Sf M.G. $111 ltl. PREU. 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Whipped Cream Cheese When you buy I '11 lb. container . .nul•• euo,.... ~uuv 1"'11111111 79 Meoltnat IN• Mttlftl, te M IMJYOI ., Sunshine ! Hydroa c.H:In Oatmeal Cookloa ..... J'6•0S. 49 ·· - . With Coupon $2.49• ~ Sunshine 1 47 Cottage Cheese ONLY urwa,., .. m.. for $1.49 • ,t. . ..... 14-os. 39 Nabisco lor Ivery '-ocf -St.,lnv · NeH Loma DoonH fiiCO .COVIIID ..... 39 J0'/4•H, Nabisco • Vanlllo Wolort 12-o&l ...... 39 hr •Ira. Who Wa111t ••• "Zlnt In Tholr ......... Oolltandlntt SoiOctlon 1 -l'lcn!q And P.t Lucito ' •• .·IV· 18. .... •·•· - 2 14...Tltlo - · · .....7 dtelto ' ·11 IVANI LOW .: ~\ ~· HJCI . Nltltly ~ - - .... .,.yloll . . _.. • :~~ ~iquid ' laq .. cll011 • • , · alumln11nw1 "lnat 0.," hi_. cover. Regular 97c. · !ir: AMITe~1 -nt lollofro ., Chit t ,...,_ JAMAICA ROCIIIUAM SHORTS tluooi. ..... .tvnfr '>11,.. to ..lo.. .., ......,... . .., .., ......., .,..... Cake & Utility PAl, Maxwell House Maxwell House · C~ff.Instant. Coffee $1.33 I ... lcl-os, • . . $1 43 .,.._ ' f~' ! ·, ~. . ~ " ' Sweetheart SOAP 4 lathPack'"'48 4 ••,~~33 2 !: 33 1 ·. .... \. •• , . Y2·Gal. lltl. 31 I I Reedy To Heat And Serve CHICKEN - HAM - BEEF - TURKEY SALISBURY- MEAT LOAF- FISH SPAGHETTI & MEAT I RtAtdi·IM 1 I . I with free Mail-in Offer on De~tert ,, Cups NOW TH RU SAT.. MAY 11tH AT ANY EVANS SUPER MAlKfr ·------Mariani - Sllcetl Strawberries II · OZ. Pkg, 4 Appian Way PIZZARINO '>·••·10 Oh Boy J1mllo Sandwich 12-oz. 69 2 Pkgs, Pkg. Pkg. CRISP, NEW Lb. Only Firm, Grnn CUCUMB·ERSl 15 TOMATO'ES~T,ulo.lo for ' ,. 25 :!'1' SHORT CUT TO SIIOIICHE real whipped cream DINNER . Bleach Dutch Cltanser .Magic . 2 . ...~ 39 • ~ Sweetheart SOAP . TREN,D TREND 2Z·•··4 · , . ••• • Pine D.rlt - Look for them on display wlth R.addi • Wip r e a I WhipfM'd c~am & your fctvorite berries I Save 39c ! BROUGHTON'S lEG. S1.19 thle "'"-ld lllow.n'' pat- Nnt J ~ r, , , ·rl ) t olllp\ ••., ~ --•"' _. ,_. ·•4~" . , _.,. ·-- ~ ·-'"" ·--- ,._. _. ., ·---.-.-.-- ...-- ·-- :·:::::;::::;~~;;;;;;~J;:;:;;:~~-~·:::;-:~:;~~:::''::::,::::::::'=~==ill;~[?~~ ~~---'{" .- W. VMOnclltNRolly ON! COUI>ON P!R CIJITOMIR SO fXTRA I. - '14t· 'LRVIH Comparo ot fl. ' • With Co11pon 'Cis>~ (O UPON lupttrior .. anr ..... "' f • , 8UP•II MAIIK•Ta • • •ld things celder, long1r. Same with hot lt1mt. Glan liMr. "Con1 loll" stop,.r. HI-FidelfiJ - Ste-phonlc Val- to $1.98 Top Flight VALUABL ~ 4-PIICE PLACE SITTING MILWAC,DINNIRiji.RI -------- DNlY llthtwol,ht, Dvrablo, KHpo ll·••· SAVE lOci e- ~; DESSERT CUPS katie 4-oz. Ctn. Broughton's BOnER DISH Hamilton - Skotch Vac-U-TfOJI ~~~~ ln1ulated Mall-In Offer I FRE'E! Of" CALtf"OftHtA Golcl LUX - My_ lin J farlr Am1rilan fiOYOn With Reddi~Wip eon EARS •otd Kentucky Reclpa" Stan1p ke~tle !ve~nt FREE! 25 EXTRA 2 ::~ 43 LAYER CAKES ...... 91 J.w Green Stomps Pattern ,. ;nk - J1-1 Gr r.:r. n _, orn SWEET Get Other Pieces To Com· plete Your dt'nnerware Set '., At Special low Prices ! Jw Gre•· n Sta mp ~ ... 29 49 EVANS 4-PIECE PLACE SEniiG ..ffelds I Flow.rs" AND SO EXTRA lb. lootk f• ann lOCK MEL MAC. FROZEN PIZZA SO EXTRA WINGS Lees l Tbig:•s Fancy, Well Filled ..... 69 Ma Brown Apple BuHer Jo• 3 Coni Argo Pineapple Juice -·- $1 Fireside Marshmallows ~::· 10 Chinet Paper White Bowls 2:k:: 45 Chinet Paper Platter Plates ~~~- 39 Swanee Paper Napkins ... 10 Swanee Colored Towels :!'':i 39 FRESHrap Wax Paper ~~; 25 Fresh Pak Salad Dressing 32 j";; 39 10'12-oz. Whole UnpMiad JUICE boxet Cream of Potato HUNT'S 55 AI A~>r hc"'s S~llfl' Ma1'koft 79 3 '1 C•n• PURCHA.5f eMf &ay -Ar-0.. lb. 14·011, 10 112-os. WITH COUPON Cm· c n 5t nmp ~ Of 10 Ct. Pkg. Ct..f Pok BREASTS Early America• Flnon $ -- Lobster Tails FR.,YING CHICKEN PARTS Vegetable Beef oup Swifl 'a PN>mivm--U . $, Gov't lnn•utMI Ofotmd a..t or Gn>uM (huoll Now Tlw-u Sol , M.a'/ lith. Swift's Premium-Tender Grown-U.S. Gov't, Inspected Ills. Ctn. 100 EXTRA 3 lb1 . or mor• hano S"'Hr ""'" CAMPBELL'S Chicken Noadle - $ 4")/ Gr ee n Stam ps HI PEACHES COUPON Pkcs. --- lb. Can1 F&P EYANS SHORTENING S-O<. Can1 10-oz. Jan Gr1•e n Stmn p1 Turkey 3 for $1 303 Can 211-ol. Jars 3·1b. ,_, Lilt Home Permanent lllo, . 101>-oz. 49 lieHi Barbecue •;::k or 3 SfI Smucker's Grape Jelly Sm1cker's Black Rasp. Jelly 3 SfI 25 Ivory Soap SO EXTRA AND PlJRCHMoE lb.45 101 <P•n•nal s1ze-4c Qffl WITH COUPON FULL BUTT HALF Can• Btlo. WITH COUPON ANO ' J •AI Grc o: n St CJ mp ) No Center Slices Removed 301 $ AND PUKHAS.E Of GlEIM T00111PASTE Yosemite Cut Beets 10 F&P SPINACH 6 Cane Stokely's Shellie Beans 5 Stokely's Tomato Catsup 5 14-ox. Southern 'Pride Pineapple Chunks 5 Southern Pride Sliced Pi1eapple 5 F &P BartleH Pears 4 Cana Hunt's Chili Sauce 4 111>-u. af II Hy-Ration Dog Food 12 Cans IDEAL 22~39 Purina Cat Chow 301 Cane CllSUP WITH SO EXTRA PUttCH.t5f lb. SNIDER'S with EVANS COUPONS 'f><c•11l lt..... Prohibited br low 50 EXTRA Cant 303 ,_,:t. JA' 303 15'1•-0 "· Can• STAMPS ~ FULL SHANK HALF 35 HUNT'S sticed �j • i.. ... ·.·ou Slle told . the . ln~rnal r- ~er_ Registration Of cbesler spent last week wltb Metp MeiiiOI'IIl Bllpllll ,; · I venue service that lD her >pm· . his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ADMISSIONS - Mrl. Wtlliam . Rex had to pay the Income Pupds Announced • BY MISS RITA SPIRES , p Dr8dbur Poole;, Pomeroy; Thelma !fAll, I', I i• i• · J1I J' ion tax on the $200 a month she re. . . Mrs. Chester Ward was Mon- erry y. . Maoon · Jay Wille New I!Aven · . t ceive<l, as he had earned it all Regtstratton for cbildren who day supper guest ol Mr. and Garfield Searls has moved He,._,~t Barnhart ' Albany; Be.;_ a 'Uft and it came from his income Wtll enter the F.lrst grade at Mrs. Glenn Roush, Porter. bl! house trailer Ill the Perry lab lanle Mlddie rt ARU to start with. Salisbury ToWn!htp Elementary Mrs. Elizabeth Athey was ad· Bradbury property. DISHCA~'GES _ -:ul~~ Lem • • • • • • • • • " " ' Unfortunately for Regina she school wtll be held Friday' May milled Friday Ill Meig-o Gen- The WiUiam Frazier family ley When Regina divorced Rex, was wrong in her lnterpret~tion 24 · ,eral HospitaL She is Improving. were recent Sunday v':'itors of BIRTHS _ Mr . and Mrs. the. divort-o decree provided of the income tax laws. Under A parent should accompany 1 Mr. and Mrs. Rndney 'Spires Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wetmann. William Pooler, a son. that Rex should pay his form- thee law Rex was entitled to de- each chtld. They may rtde tho and children visited Sunday al- Pvt. !fnnis Bales and friend er wife $200 a month as ali- duct from his gross income the school bus, If necessary, 10 ternoon with her parents, Mr. c,aiJed on Mrs. Mayo Bales and SET ·OPEN HOUSE mony for her continuing sup- alimony payments he made to and from school on that da~· and Mrs. Henry Doerfer. children one evening recenUy. PT. PLEASANT _ Or. R. E. aorl lor life. his former wife under the de· from 12 to !:IS P· . m. To enter Misses Jean Ann Platter and Mr. and Mrs. John Hodge, Walden, Superintendent of LaDuring the next year Rex de- cree of divorce. sch~l next fall children must ·Carolyn Sisson were Inducted Linda Soos, and Mr. and Mrs. kin State Hospital; announces ducted from his income the Regina, however, is liable for be SIX years of_age befo~e. Dec- into the National Honor Society Simmy Hicks were week end "Open Hause" wm be held amount he paid Regina as all- the payment of the income tax ember I. Brrth cerhftca tes recently. gue!ts of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Saturday, May 18, from 1 untU mony, paying ~o income tax on all of the alimoney she re- must be _presented on or be- Miss Jean Ann Platter was Moles. 4:30 p. rn. and extends a cordial on that part of his inc;ome ceived. She had full control ov- fore the_ftrst week of school. sleeted as one of the delegates Mrs. 0. W. Fitzwater spent invitation to the p'ublic. The which he paid over as alimony. er the income she received by from the Kyger Creek band to Friday afternoon ~1th Mrs. Open House will mark the 15th Regina, however, did not list way of alimony, and could spend guage and the provisions of the attend the Ohio U. Summer Mu· Clinton Jones. annQJI observanc~ of National the alimon} payments as in- it in any way she wanted. divorce decree, not by the be- sic Clinic \vorkshop. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rupe Hospital Week by Lakin. come to her. beleving that Whether alimony or support lif of one party or the other Mrs. Rufus Robinette, Patriot Jr. and daugh~rs, Gallipolis, since the $200 monthly was paid money is taxable to the form- that the other party shouln ho spent a day recently with Mrs. visited Friday evening with his in Gallipolis visiting with Mrs. for her support, it was not tax- er husband or to the former required to pay the taxes on CarJ Platter. parents. · Osburn Gooch and Marie Glassable to her. wile is governed by lhe Jan- alimony. 1 Bobby Woods, Canal Win· Mrs. Cora Ward spent Friday burn. l-/ THE LAW ooinJ Vote On wh~t helll'd a radfo lrolc!ee• 44roet ADMISSIONS 0 o or It !tom c.po Canovor~ ciHcl'lbllll G lndle Syr . J0 h0 Terr y, acuse, Maj. L. Gordon Cooper's ~ re~. Pomeroy; Florence Theiss, ful blast..tf lnUI 111*0 todaJ.' Ma.so~ . The olllclol Sovlet on. n e" I DISCHARGES - Omar Bats, agency w-ried tlJ llrtol ,.itt 011 Racine; James Souders, Middle- Cooper'a fligbl 20 min- oftw pori. blaotoff. It aald Cooper bad llllt IDl.o orbH llld that "11te . . LONDON tUPII-MUilo.. of paraiiiiOI aboerd the itblp n Britons aad other Europeau lunctJoDiDt IIIDI'IIIIlly," -Melp ROipllal if Ri ver Report Quotas Is For ' C 64 rops Onlv • .!' more 1nve acres, hlo penalty would .lotted aereo. Thlo wheat It and Bollum. They polnt out !hot • I" 1.m.; Dlt.tl up 17, 2:35 If'.: Lou """" :N, , ,Sf Ul'l. of those farmers vottng in the be $4U (2 1 30 bu. equals 60 bu. known as "certificate wheat." the certificates would be divid· Crucible up 17, 4:30 a.m,;!&b- Gltlllpofltl Dam _ <:•thy R. rderPndum rnusl approve . IX $1.62 equals $97.20 per acre ,.~ or lhe addltiotla\ wheat grow- ecJ i.HIWI'I(: product>rs' ot wheat A YES vote in lhe rereren- x 5 acreB equals $486 ). ers ('' nou--ccrtiflcate wheat'') Ull jon the basi.l!i of their rcs(H!tJCUve ert Reed down 11, .f:50 a.m.; down 4:20p.m.; Elge.rdJtr dowr dum would mean that the mar- Twk-o the norrhai yield will allotted acres they will recetve tnlere•t tn the crop Farmers Queen Clty up 17, 5:25 • ;m.; 1:110 p.m.; Albert Huld.. do"•r keting quota pnalty on wheat be used in deternut;jing penal- a prtce support of a boot $1.35 prnductng less wheat than the Gause readiA&o: Gallipolis John J . Rowe down 11. 5:>5 a ,7:411 p m.; Bonus H. dow" ::!! produced tn 196-. in excess of the ty unless the grower can prove in Ohio. Certificates would be certificates ISSUed would re- 'dam 18.2, IU, running • feet m.· Charles Stevenson up II. ' p.m.; Philip Sporn ...... I! . • allotment or base acreage would his actual production oo th[ex- issued on that wheat qualifying ceive the full value .ol the cer- on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.- 7,'1S a.m.; Ranger up 19, 10 .511 1 a.m.; OVEC up t :50 -. m.; J In the national wheat refer· apply t~~all _ producer~, regard- cess acreage, the eco~umtsts for the htgher prtce ~~pport. ~e t1f1~att•. Growers subJect lo mar . . 76, Pt. Pleasant 24 .29 , Hinton . E Dyk lt . Erl~''=" 3 4 S •I.e . do endUIIl May 21 farmers will a· leiis of ~ siZe _of thetr allot- note. Prod~cers ~c~_mg al· value of these cert.lftcates w1ll _ketmg quota penatlies ~ who . . p.m. · ..A. · es u~ • . · ~~~ wn ~-m- . . a mo th th' ' ments, accordmg to . Wallace lotments w1U be meli,gible for be 70 cents, or the difference be: 1 have not met land diversion-re- l.09 stationary • 'Kanawha F'alls a.m. Western up 19, 5.05 a.m ., Bosworth down 3.40 a .m . . SoJ. dls::p: er mg~, tiapprove or Barr and John Bottwn, 0 h i o price support, certificates, a,nd 1tween the two levels of support. quirements would not receive 1.50 rising, Charleston 17.98 Pennsylva nia up 20. 6 a .m .; vay up 3:55 a .m .; Robert Nesl 1 for the 0:~ :~ er:;~ . qut~s State University Extension ec· diversion payments. But they If farmers disapprove mar· certif1cates. rising. Montgomery I s rand Chris Jr . up 20. 7:35 a.m.; Ut- down 4:-'0 B.lJ1. ; Waverl~ .JP S>:. crop they will pla~t th:: f~U a~ onomists. may avoid penalty by storing keting quotas in the referendum The law states that minimum Dam 10.3, II. I running 71-i.! feet. i tl~ Edward up .21 • 9:20 p.m ., 20 a.m.; New Orleans down S:·; harvest in the summer of 1964 . Barr and Bottum say ·the quo- the excess production and pro- there Would be no marketing ,number of wheat certificates to IJ.Ai'ndon, Marmet and Winfieltl JPJttsburgJer up 2:•1 3~ 4~ a.m.; 20 Rfver s e-m e 1• Th 1 th ·t t d 'ta penalty on xce odu duculng a less than normal I uanna ones up~ , v :.,., a .m.~ . e ss pr C· crop the following year. quota penalty, but producers ex· be Jssued must include wheat dams were on the Sills. Invader down 23, 5:%0 a.m.; ()I. down Marmet ,5:30 a.m. ; Bea·· ere s au on y . o con uct a . referendlhrum effech~e for one, hon would be calculated on the II 1 p k t ceeding their 1964 a1Jolll1enr ror domestic foOO use (about iBoat movements : iver Shearer dowrl Greenup 4 ver down Marmet $:45 a.m.:• two or ee years basis of twice th normal yield armers ap rove mar e · ld be I' ·bl f · I b' · · 'f · · e . . h wou me 1g1 e ~ or price ·500 million bushels) and can I 0 10 River - Freiberger up a.m.; Esso West · Virginia up Helen Z. up Winf.ekl10:40 p.m.; 0 spe_c11es that the na- on the excess acres times _65 mg quotas on t ~ 1964 c r p, !support. No certificates would include some ex rt wheat The 14. 6:05 p m.; Bayou LorrHir,e Greenup 5:45 a.m.; R. H. 8os· C. V. Harner up Winfield 1:55 1 119 . II rkepng quota on what pe~ cent of the wheat partly those who stay wtthin their ac-' be issued. , .' ~ up 14, 7:15p.m.; Jordan up 14, worth II up Greenup 5::,0 a.m.: •a .m.; Dispatcher do,., Wbdleld ca l_ess than 1 -bJillon pr1ce (about ~1.62 a bushe_l) . reag~ allotments will receive Marketing certificates would number of_ certificates 1Ssued i12:1S a.m.; Gona up 14, 4·35 Valvoline down 33,3 a.m .; Nash 14:30 a .m.; W. H. Shafer, Jr. bushels. nus yea~ ~t has been For examp~e. If a farmer w1th ~ pra~e support of about $2.05 be purchased, issued, and sold for 1964. 1f farmers approve _a.m.; Nat~al down 15, 6:55 down 34, 4:30 p.m.: Roher t ·down Winfield 5:50a.m.; Mer- ' an~unced at 1.2 btlhon bushels, a normal y1eld o~ 30 bushels an m Ohto on 110 per cent of. I he only by the Commodity Credit marketing quotas, would be 975 ja.m.; Patten down 16, 5:25 p. W. Lea down 34 . 9 :05 p.m.; Bob ,rill down Winfield 8:30 a.m.; but 1D order for the quota to be acre exc_eeded h1s allotment by normal production on the1r al- lCorporation, according to Barr million bushels. m.; ~lla Shearer down 16, 5·- Benter down 34. 4:05 a.m.: Miss Sandy down Winfield t :45 am. In effect, twt>-thlrds K::. 1 I . 1 ·< ' . , • FULLY COOKED U, S. GOV1T. INSPECTED READY TO EAT I EATMORE Tomatoes Cr9amed Chicken SHANK PORTION ~· BUTT PORTION ~· No Center Slices R.moved 87$ SO EXTRA J'N G r 1~(' f1 COUPON Sromp s AND ' PORl&BEAIS $ I EXTRA Wlnt S&H GREEI $5. or More Purchase Gri' l n WITH COUPON Sto rn p1 AND ~tl'o COUPON J'Jf Gree n Sto m p\ Of lg. Tub. f7c off lab.ll 1,-) Gal. Pka. A11r fla~or · farm1 w.u.,r., 14·0·· ICE CREAM SO EXTRA J'R Gn Pn Stomp ~ SO EXTRA PURCHA.Sf M.G. $111 ltl. PREU. SHAMPOO Thr" (J) Thrifty "' J...mbo Birdseye Dish Towels fPc off labtol] lHRU SA.T., MAT 1111'1 ~iii!E"!!V~.tNS SUPER MARII:!T 50 EXTRA J·)./ Gn .< n ~tamp .... j27c cHI J".N Of ..... Soodol j2lc ·off) 111< off! 4 Bar Pack Wlnt SO EXTRA J.w ANI) PURCHAS! DOG 2 ~~41 I lb. 24-u. Itt. Cant 39: Compbell'1 - Gold Medal Flour· Yellow Cling WHin PLATES Duncon Min•• Stokely's CAKE MIX Tomato APRICOTS 5-U..Bat 0 New Can1 01 46-oz. cans At~ua - '1 V2 Gallon PICNIC JUG ' LIQUID 8c oH Plootlc ltl, See EVANS •• , COMplete Selection I Noteboak Filler 118 29 Sheoto W!t!-1 Thit .... - - - - CAito..'DIES lb. Cotto 39 Brock BuHerscotch Pkg. lb. Colla 39 Brock Sour Balls ' ,k,. Br~k Starlight Mints lb. ~~~ 39 Brack Nougat Caramels ,~~: 49 Clark Bars :;~ 25 , .._Yfe Rnerve The Righ! To Li~it Quentitin Corner Socond & Mill St,. Middleport · · ,Moln. Thru Thuro. .... . .. ... 9 AM to 6 PM r · and Sat. · · - .. .. . . 8:30 AM to 8:30 PM -· ----- .. - ·- t.. Cc-~pDn And SlG hrchCIII Or $l0 ln TCIP" . Whipped Cream Cheese When you buy I '11 lb. container . .nul•• euo,.... ~uuv 1"'11111111 79 Meoltnat IN• Mttlftl, te M IMJYOI ., Sunshine ! Hydroa c.H:In Oatmeal Cookloa ..... J'6•0S. 49 ·· - . With Coupon $2.49• ~ Sunshine 1 47 Cottage Cheese ONLY urwa,., .. m.. for $1.49 • ,t. . ..... 14-os. 39 Nabisco lor Ivery '-ocf -St.,lnv · NeH Loma DoonH fiiCO .COVIIID ..... 39 J0'/4•H, Nabisco • Vanlllo Wolort 12-o&l ...... 39 hr •Ira. Who Wa111t ••• "Zlnt In Tholr ......... Oolltandlntt SoiOctlon 1 -l'lcn!q And P.t Lucito ' •• .·IV· 18. .... •·•· - 2 14...Tltlo - · · .....7 dtelto ' ·11 IVANI LOW .: ~\ ~· HJCI . Nltltly ~ - - .... .,.yloll . . _.. • :~~ ~iquid ' laq .. cll011 • • , · alumln11nw1 "lnat 0.," hi_. cover. Regular 97c. · !ir: AMITe~1 -nt lollofro ., Chit t ,...,_ JAMAICA ROCIIIUAM SHORTS tluooi. ..... .tvnfr '>11,.. to ..lo.. .., ......,... . .., .., ......., .,..... Cake & Utility PAl, Maxwell House Maxwell House · C~ff.Instant. Coffee $1.33 I ... lcl-os, • . . $1 43 .,.._ ' f~' ! ·, ~. . ~ " ' Sweetheart SOAP 4 lathPack'"'48 4 ••,~~33 2 !: 33 1 ·. .... \. •• , . Y2·Gal. lltl. 31 I I Reedy To Heat And Serve CHICKEN - HAM - BEEF - TURKEY SALISBURY- MEAT LOAF- FISH SPAGHETTI & MEAT I RtAtdi·IM 1 I . I with free Mail-in Offer on De~tert ,, Cups NOW TH RU SAT.. MAY 11tH AT ANY EVANS SUPER MAlKfr ·------Mariani - Sllcetl Strawberries II · OZ. Pkg, 4 Appian Way PIZZARINO '>·••·10 Oh Boy J1mllo Sandwich 12-oz. 69 2 Pkgs, Pkg. Pkg. CRISP, NEW Lb. Only Firm, Grnn CUCUMB·ERSl 15 TOMATO'ES~T,ulo.lo for ' ,. 25 :!'1' SHORT CUT TO SIIOIICHE real whipped cream DINNER . Bleach Dutch Cltanser .Magic . 2 . ...~ 39 • ~ Sweetheart SOAP . TREN,D TREND 2Z·•··4 · , . ••• • Pine D.rlt - Look for them on display wlth R.addi • Wip r e a I WhipfM'd c~am & your fctvorite berries I Save 39c ! BROUGHTON'S lEG. S1.19 thle "'"-ld lllow.n'' pat- Nnt J ~ r, , , ·rl ) t olllp\ ••., ~ --•"' _. ,_. ·•4~" . , _.,. ·-- ~ ·-'"" ·--- ,._. _. ., ·---.-.-.-- ...-- ·-- :·:::::;::::;~~;;;;;;~J;:;:;;:~~-~·:::;-:~:;~~:::''::::,::::::::'=~==ill;~[?~~ ~~---'{" .- W. VMOnclltNRolly ON! COUI>ON P!R CIJITOMIR SO fXTRA I. - '14t· 'LRVIH Comparo ot fl. ' • With Co11pon 'Cis>~ (O UPON lupttrior .. anr ..... "' f • , 8UP•II MAIIK•Ta • • •ld things celder, long1r. Same with hot lt1mt. Glan liMr. "Con1 loll" stop,.r. HI-FidelfiJ - Ste-phonlc Val- to $1.98 Top Flight VALUABL ~ 4-PIICE PLACE SITTING MILWAC,DINNIRiji.RI -------- DNlY llthtwol,ht, Dvrablo, KHpo ll·••· SAVE lOci e- ~; DESSERT CUPS katie 4-oz. Ctn. Broughton's BOnER DISH Hamilton - Skotch Vac-U-TfOJI ~~~~ ln1ulated Mall-In Offer I FRE'E! Of" CALtf"OftHtA Golcl LUX - My_ lin J farlr Am1rilan fiOYOn With Reddi~Wip eon EARS •otd Kentucky Reclpa" Stan1p ke~tle !ve~nt FREE! 25 EXTRA 2 ::~ 43 LAYER CAKES ...... 91 J.w Green Stomps Pattern ,. ;nk - J1-1 Gr r.:r. n _, orn SWEET Get Other Pieces To Com· plete Your dt'nnerware Set '., At Special low Prices ! Jw Gre•· n Sta mp ~ ... 29 49 EVANS 4-PIECE PLACE SEniiG ..ffelds I Flow.rs" AND SO EXTRA lb. lootk f• ann lOCK MEL MAC. FROZEN PIZZA SO EXTRA WINGS Lees l Tbig:•s Fancy, Well Filled ..... 69 Ma Brown Apple BuHer Jo• 3 Coni Argo Pineapple Juice -·- $1 Fireside Marshmallows ~::· 10 Chinet Paper White Bowls 2:k:: 45 Chinet Paper Platter Plates ~~~- 39 Swanee Paper Napkins ... 10 Swanee Colored Towels :!'':i 39 FRESHrap Wax Paper ~~; 25 Fresh Pak Salad Dressing 32 j";; 39 10'12-oz. Whole UnpMiad JUICE boxet Cream of Potato HUNT'S 55 AI A~>r hc"'s S~llfl' Ma1'koft 79 3 '1 C•n• PURCHA.5f eMf &ay -Ar-0.. lb. 14·011, 10 112-os. WITH COUPON Cm· c n 5t nmp ~ Of 10 Ct. Pkg. Ct..f Pok BREASTS Early America• Flnon $ -- Lobster Tails FR.,YING CHICKEN PARTS Vegetable Beef oup Swifl 'a PN>mivm--U . $, Gov't lnn•utMI Ofotmd a..t or Gn>uM (huoll Now Tlw-u Sol , M.a'/ lith. Swift's Premium-Tender Grown-U.S. Gov't, Inspected Ills. Ctn. 100 EXTRA 3 lb1 . or mor• hano S"'Hr ""'" CAMPBELL'S Chicken Noadle - $ 4")/ Gr ee n Stam ps HI PEACHES COUPON Pkcs. --- lb. Can1 F&P EYANS SHORTENING S-O<. Can1 10-oz. Jan Gr1•e n Stmn p1 Turkey 3 for $1 303 Can 211-ol. Jars 3·1b. ,_, Lilt Home Permanent lllo, . 101>-oz. 49 lieHi Barbecue •;::k or 3 SfI Smucker's Grape Jelly Sm1cker's Black Rasp. Jelly 3 SfI 25 Ivory Soap SO EXTRA AND PlJRCHMoE lb.45 101 <P•n•nal s1ze-4c Qffl WITH COUPON FULL BUTT HALF Can• Btlo. WITH COUPON ANO ' J •AI Grc o: n St CJ mp ) No Center Slices Removed 301 $ AND PUKHAS.E Of GlEIM T00111PASTE Yosemite Cut Beets 10 F&P SPINACH 6 Cane Stokely's Shellie Beans 5 Stokely's Tomato Catsup 5 14-ox. Southern 'Pride Pineapple Chunks 5 Southern Pride Sliced Pi1eapple 5 F &P BartleH Pears 4 Cana Hunt's Chili Sauce 4 111>-u. af II Hy-Ration Dog Food 12 Cans IDEAL 22~39 Purina Cat Chow 301 Cane CllSUP WITH SO EXTRA PUttCH.t5f lb. SNIDER'S with EVANS COUPONS 'f><c•11l lt..... Prohibited br low 50 EXTRA Cant 303 ,_,:t. JA' 303 15'1•-0 "· Can• STAMPS ~ FULL SHANK HALF 35 HUNT'S sticed �I ' ' I ' ,.r 'r ' ' - Watch It! That'$A Deadly W,ea"ii)n!i', The IJGilg SPIItinfil \ . , ~OMM!!'fTATING EDITORIALLY 1 llelen Help Usl, Subtlety Of Taking Risks When some. public figures urge stem counter-measures againat Castro'a Cuba, they acknowledge there is riak involved. But often they add: "In this dsy and age, everything we do involves risk." Let's look at this business of risk-taking . 1t iS surety true, as these advocates suggest . thai no important national or inlernational action today is free of risks. But cto they mean to say, as their words St.•cm to, th at a ll risks are alike and can br equa ted? It JS hard to believe thev really intend to convey this. For much of what we know about the crucial decision-making process. al the presidential and o t be r high levels, indicates that it is in considerable part a task of grading risks an~ choosing among them . lf r isks WflrE' Just risks and that was tha!, th en inevitably ou r poliry J.nd acti;J n makers would he inclined always to com mit themselves to the strongest pn.ss ihle course. Wh.v nol . si nce it would mak(' no rltfference? In f~ct, th ey engage in ~ thoroughly f .:txi:l ' ~ PXC'IT )Sfl Of h;,];Jn''ing risk ~ O[ VOJ)lllg kinds and degrees against sup· posed benefits of different sorts. Any given decision may reflect a highly com· plex effort to achieve the most favorable balance possible. The "quarantine" impo,.d by President Kennedy against Soviet weapons shipments to Cuba last fall is an illus· tration . The very use of th e word "quarantine" was an effort to get the benefit of what was in truth a blockade, while perhaps diminishing the risk usually attached to that action, for a blockade is a«·epted as an act of war. What kind of risk would a new block. ade, imposed in mid-1963, amount to? The derision-maker facing that one has to try to calculate not only bow the Russians would react - in quite differ· ent circumstances than prevailed last October - but also what the benefits to us would be in this particular risk-taking. It simply is not good enough lor the action-minded to say: •'Yes, a blockade is a risk , but so is everything else ." Those on the sidelines have just as muc~ responsibility as those in power for understanding that the process of choice is-more complex than that. 11 is a burden the "outsiders" cannot evode. How To Lose A D1ulhter Dear Helen: How con I moke 1W mollter llllderoland that I am "p? 1 am a girl of wbo wants to eo out with other lh'ls and boy&. I am oot .ven allowed to walk up the road with a night clubs ... Blues singer Jo~ Wllliams is shopping for a cale site in San Francisco. He'd like an intimate room in which he could perform . • Olivia de Havilland is becoming a ph Hosopher. Sample quo!<!: "A man. to mv mind, is not a man until he's 40. Un· ti( then he's a boy . And at 40 he should be at the peak of his energy. One for· gets, too easily, the fatigue of extreme youth. When 1 made a film two years ago called 'Light in the Piazza' with George Hamilton, then 21•...an<1.Xyette Mimleux, then 19. I was always lending theru my caravan to rest in. They were always tired. At 40, with the wretched period of first youth behind, a woman should be able to fling wide her arms and say thankfully: "I've arrived:'" And arrived in a caravan, too. • • profes&lon and ha~• married 10verol !AI lody wbo Ill buutlfjll and brWlBDt, eqenlo~ ,._ oua, IIlii impullllvel)' oym~tj,._ tic. She Is 1 decided fovorlta In our clrcle. Bba io abo ....... slve and jeatuu., for no cauae. ,.11'1 y...., boy because she says I am not . • • have I lot or Ufe ahead of you, diplomats. 8Qd probably much that . il Yes thll ha often and worthwhile Ill your present life. 'variety .r::IOAS ~hlclt 1 Loot for the good ~rts and doctor ean outlln~ eoi... perbapB better day! Will the , 1 Yo~ may your way soon. - H. too a p~ - ·v Madam: borrw. 't rn nd···~ I proba~ly should not read . ~can0f ed your sectJon, for frequent!)' l8 so tha' she ~~ mt~ ArA ap~s boUI IDly and precon.. ~VOl ce1ved, yet a problem II I to~teolmarr~e 11117 ~em,.~ often 10 you ere. identified exposure 2. She may be afraid of prec· untblnb.ble. From ~ ltore~ of npertS. Her lnhlblll0111 DIIY date trouble in 1919 in Tulsa, OIWI., thai could touch many communi- Negro In 1111 a political prize you claim to be your tiClUI'ce back many yean. 1110, discu .. Chicago and Detroit and olle- ties In the U•lted States. 1greatly chorllbod by one of the sopbisllcated wisdom, w h a I sion IIlii 8llll1lll mJaltl belp. where although the names ol oth- Men and women of good will major political parties. 'I'hese would he a woll1lll':'• (, Or she may juatllgure youer cities do not pop to mind. and. more e~pecially, the forees factor~ an bear today on the race to one such as this! 're a cold fish for 1\l yo Q t There would be no point in of law and order should be more 10.\tuation in tbe United States and I am I member of I rather warm JDtentlonl 10 why bo~ dredging up these 1919 sorrows than usually .alert jult now. they do not bear alway11 on the erf Men who women IN for comideration almost 50 years Racial violence in Birmlfllhlm, fli.d~ of peace and reason. l*' cent from I Jtll' tii'Jior. aU grabby little actlemen: OU.t later but for a single disquieting Ala., may trigger something else- Perhap1 Americans are becom- Ptr1011al ~ to hook a "DIICtiiM'Y evil," fact. It is that the 1919 race riots where. rn the light of events of ing accustomed to living with the turtl rose oearly 5~ per cent. aren't ~ctly Lochlnvara 1t seemed to trigger each other. 1919 that" would be the expected threat of race riot in the streets. A 5 per cent rise in their wives. There seemed to be a sequenc pattern. Against such triggering Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, D· Income 1M increalllcl UN Wh d •t yoa 11'7 buUdbaa In the disorders as though un- there are IJOVeral lac«>ro. N.Y., • Negro, predicted I as t credU supported the rile ill y ;;te1 4 Gl knoetl be stable racial elements in one com~ Several Ji'•don week that Washington, D. C., bJ&. upin Ill ~~ munit) reading of riotous murder These include the pubUe and woWd experience "~ne of the Food upandltures are apected and mly;,. elsewhere were inspired to en&•R• private awareneas of impendinl worst race rlot. in the history of to rl~ dltl"iDJ 196S, tbcn1lb she'D ~ 10 1 .L... for 110me of their own. trouble and the desire lo averill. America" W1l011 Inter and Intra- slbly leu than the 41> per PeCIIy To CHy There Ia 1bo Negrooa' new poll- racial relalloul In the capital incr- from IIIII lo IIIII. - It Thuo, the 1919 shamo leaped tical significance and the eager- lmprovod. Food expenditure• are This oolumD Is dedicated II from city to city, hitting the big- ness of politicians to pleue tbom. 'I'hnt 11 sltocldna language. Yet to rile during IB&S, Uvlng, 10 If JQU're havgest ell leo mostly, althongh the Another factor II the infatuatiua tho people of tho United Stalft olbly lfto thao lhe41> per trouble or )lilt pill& Tulsa outburst demonstrated that or u. s . .statesmen wilh tho' ldla seort~od to tab It in stride. increaselrom 196t to 1962 First trouble, let BalaD Jltlp YOU. By LYLE c. WO.SON smaller citieA also were tinder of presenting to Africans an t.rniWil Pre• Jntt-rnatlanal /dry for trouble. The fact lhat the image pleasing to lhe tribesmen Time blurs the 'memory of 1919 riots seemed to trigger each newly ennobled as citizen11 of those yean just after the armi- other invites sober (Onsideration free and independent if not •elf· stiee "'hen the. United s t ate s of tod&) in the light or' yetterday. IUfficient nations. )awkwardly was adjusting to an i Psych6togt.ta are aware that None of these factorJJ exlated In unknown new world filled with , some personl!l are more suggeRt- 1919. There were other facton )unimaginable terrors at home 1 ible than others. A spectacular that did not exist ln 1919. 1lJere and abroad. But the year 1919 suicide may be followed by a [Wdti not underwa) in 1919 any efcan be pinpointed as one of , rash ol similar suicides because j fort by tht federal government shameless U. S. civil disorder. 1the first suicide suggested 10me- jto impose racial Integration oXI This di80rder consi~t.ed of race thing to perons who witnessed I state•. Neither were Negroes 1 riots bfiween Whites and Neg- or read of it. So, a race riot hen north and lOUth in 1919 organized roe11 in several cities including 1may suggest Ohe there and so on behind aggressive and sometimes Washingron, D.C. There wao race in a chain-of-suggestion calamity bolligorent leaders. Nor waa the II * Iht:lo fi-IOSE On The Farm Front CUENJiLE- l WeLL,HERES HIS FRAU ... JJ: 5~E OOESi'tr LOOK SICK IT ISN'T OUR FAU\..T-·ANO WI-IAT DOES 1Wo C>RcAT MEDICO SAY? YOU CoiJESSED IT-- • n - ,..... """ BERBTS' WORLD -.· Retail F00dpnces Sh0old ~:?:~ ~~·~~~~!:! Hold Firm Throughout 1963 lid lllllOllnt ol rut, and a light diet for the first day or two, DIIJ' ·help to mJnimlze discomfort. Allltough moat people become acclimatized "' • hiCh a~ Illude, a few never do. There II no medicine lor this condi• tlall. . WASHINGTON IUPil-lbe AIriculture Department oayo rel.lll food priCII far lbt NIIIIIDdor ol the year are not expected to change nwch from prices wblch prevallod Ia the first three Q - I NeellliJ gave blrtlt to ·a mongoloid baby. What a r e my cbanCI!Il ln. anol.ber preenancy of. havmg a normal child? A - Recoat allldlol Indicate tbat a wOIJ!ID under age 21 molltbs ol - . Meat pricoe are expected to average lower but higher prloeo are incllcatpd for ellniS fruits, cereal producta. aupr ond aome vogetableo, the Departmoal aa1d Ia a .revieW ol. lbe aationol food idll•!_liiiL_ .• B1 OAYUIIID P OODWIM Vlllllld .._ IDfenlllout • Por capita OOIII1Il1lptlon of food produoll in JJI3 II ~ 1o rilo abovo !.bat of lilt year, the IJoportmont predicted. output Gt food 1J1'01C1U4!11 It llpstcled to r11o by oomewhat more then the aotl' ctpated 14 per cent 1nere1t1e In toto1 JIOIIU)tldali. Do•.,. Tt ClltU The Departmenl laid a furdlor lnCTellfle ill demand far food will reflect Ia~ !'!'~lion . IIlii _.,.ling 0C011111DJ wltb ...._ ing eoniumer ln<o-- '!'be total output Gt (IOOIIa IIIII !IOI"'kkO Ia lbe lint I)Uil'lo< of !Jill w11 up • ID • • ~· "~'"..,~ ,.,fit .... rlflb -. _.... , II!!!I!!!..•TF'I" . . . -·· --- • ·· 3 ROOMS New · ~ :·~· 29~ & Hesv· ~MBS - ToPs 22.40: 10 10 onds 17.00 to t9.00. ' . _.____,... ,_...__ Sec- OtfLY "Brl• Home Bac.;," I ,. . The exp;,essl<lll brmg home the bacon ortgmated from !lll old Enlltsh custom of gtvlne a pound of bacon to any married person who could kneel before the church door and &wear thai he had not had a family quar- j rei Jn the put 12.months. S299 MASON FURNITUU CO. MAlON, W. VA. FRESH-- YOUNG r' 1 ·~· pita! last week and her brother· In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. I S. G. Marrs of Hamden stayed at her home in her absence. Mrs . Gerald Simpson and in· !ant, Mark Allen, rturned home from Holzer Hospital s~turday. ~rs. Maxme Arnold of Porn· Rev . Lawrence McDaniel and troy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yust 1Mr. Clifford Morr ,s atlended a of· New Gallilee, Pa., Mrs. Car- t District Conference in Jackson olyn Kusma or Gahanna, Clif·I S lday afu?r-•oon. I lord Beaver of Columbus and 1 Mrs. Frances Roberts spent Dr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser or a weekend in Athe11S wilh her ~an. .· 1son, Phill ip, and at1P•lrled Molh · · The Ruth Ctrcle of the Bap- ers' weekend acitiviles. tlst Missionary Socity met at Mrs. Sonoi118 McNickles is ~ - parsonage Friday evening spending several d11ys with her j !fth Mrs. Mary Curtis as co- sist.er-in.Jaw, Mrs. Hazel Cur~stess .. Aller a. program and tis in Reedsvillfl' ano will go ' mstaUat1on of o£r1eers, Mrs. Me· to Newark to visit her sister eauley and Mrs. Curtis served Mrs. Mollif" Pullen. ' refreshments to Mary K. Yost,. Mr. and Mrs. George Roberis Esther Cairns, Phyllis Ballev. of Bashan and their grand Martha Loo Beegle, Sylvia Wi- daughter Belinda o.eder of ~1 . Be~lah Autherson ano a Col t mb. ~ ~:':· .1 Su , ~rOiJy af. !lllOSI, K1tty Kaufr. Birthdays of ~rnoon wiljt Rev . and Mrs. Beulah Autherson and Eflther 1Glenn Bate. Calms were honored. . Mrs. Edith Dunfee left last . The Bertha M. Sayre MIRRton- week for an inct:-. 1· iC v1!1it •ry Society held a meting at with relative:s at Belpre, Ohio thf! church recently. Mrs. Is· ! a nO R ._ \'e r, Pa. abel Sfmpso:· prese~ted a pre- 1 Mrs. E. A. Wingett and Mrs. ~de or organ muSIC followed j Ann Coe spent the weel; end ~y a devotional period present· in Akron with Mr. and Mrs. ed by MISs Vera Beegle ut~ing f John Davis and family . Mrs. !Itt topl<, "How Do You Know , Wingett retumod home Sunday i Cod." Sh• gave poem, "An· :evening And Mrs. Coe stopped other Year 1s Dawning," and in Columbus to spend several the group sang "All H:til the ldoy, with Mr. and Mrs. Will i'ower." Miss Beegle closed Jones. lhe devotions with prayer. Mrs., Mr and Mrs. Carol Sayre of Grella Simpson, president, pre- Pittsburgh speol the week end llcled during the buslneas oes- wllh Mr. and Mrs. Tom wolfe lion. The yearly reports of and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hudd!D> the Ciretea were glveo by Mrs. 'ston. Ethel Smith, and Mrs. Ollle Mae Mrs. Grace J:lolter of PornCourt. The installatlon ot of- erov was t gif!sl Thursday Of /leers of the Rio Grande Asso- her daughter, Mr. and Mro. olatloo lo be held at the Ra· Dave Huddlesto 1 and family . cllle church Monday May 13, Mrs. Harry Prckens is spend· was announced. The prayer for ing a week in Frankfort lnd special missionaries was given with relatives. ' ., by Mrs. Emma Salser. The ded- Miss Anita Houdashell of lcaUon of tha Love Gift of the 1 Forest Run spent the weekend Ruth and Esther1 Circles was with her grandmother, Mrs. II) chlr1e of ' .MrJ• 01- Margaret Houdashelt. lie . Mae Cozart. Mrs. Naomi I Philip Roberts accompanied Stobart was in charge of in- by Ray Roberta of Steubenville 118Uatlon of new officers us- both students at Ohio University ln11 "Crown Him Lord of AU" Athens, spent an evening ..;. IS her thorne. She was assist· cently wtth Mrs. Frances Ro«< by Marth Lou Beegle. A solo berts. was presented by Frances Wil· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byer ccixen•.Group singing of "Blest daughter, Julie, and son . Be the Tle That Binds" with ry, ol Middleport, spent SUI). ~I · _jolnJnc banda in a elrcle day with her porenta, Mr. IIlii lbcl. prayer by Mrs. McCauley Mrs. r . G. Hllldore. Atternooo .doled the meeting after \l'hlch gueoll of the Hllldores were ttireshmenls were servod in Mr. and Mrtl. WUltam NcKe~ lbe ,church basement. vey and son, BU~ Portlaad. . ·,Connie Smith, seven year old Sunday afternoon and supper dlticllter ol Mr. and Mra. Har- auests of Rev. and Mrs. GloiUI old· Slnillt underwent a tonsil- Bate were Mr. and Mrs. Robert lilclomy at Columbus last Koon and children, Sally Jo, WMI<. Susan and Rndney, and friend Mrs. Allrd Ctow underwent Miss Carolyn Dennll, llelpre. surserY It Holzer Hoopltll last Mr. Jlad Mrs. Critt Brd.. week. ford Jr. of Worthln/111>11 and . Mrs. Maujl Youns underwent Miss Debra Duran of Gahannl tqinor 11111'1011 II Hollar 00. - t lbe weetenil witlt Cut Up Fryer Parts Wt S,edallie In lot11 Groupings! .,._ ~ SUPER-RIGHT- ALL MEAT SKINLESS Meaty lb. 4'fC ---~~.39c Chicken Legs Tender - Plumfl Chicken Breasts __ •. 49c ~~- 45c Chicken Thighs •.25c Chicken Wings Chicken ::~~: •__.__ u.. 10c Cap'n John Frozen SUPER-RIGHT SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT -~ ~ 12-oL Clhl 79c Redfish Fillets Haddock Fillets Cod Portions lb. pkg. fresh-- Economical ..:;!~· 4Sc ,~~- 49c Breaded - J;!~· 99c Dressed Yellow Perch 29c Dressed Smells 19c Dressed Bass 4Sc lb. lb. lb. ANN PAGE RED JIFFY BRAND BISCUIT MIX 2=~ 69c KIDNEY BEANS Rulemon AnnPege \ Peanut Butter -l'~a.$ps Lemon Juice . ,.49 C Corned Beef Salad Dressing Grape Jam 49c Chili jar Ann Pog-"uch, Pineapple, Apricot or ' Hash Maroi.........Corn Oil l-Ilt. pkg. Wllh hns - ANN PAGE-RICH CREAMY JANE PARKER-SLICED WIEN·ER ROLLS~·· 23c TOMATO SOUP 6·~~:59c Swnnyflolcl Jane Parker Glazed Donuts Ral"sl"n Bread Cherry Pl"e '"' 39c Frozen Waffles 3~:. 29c· r..• 23c Frozen Waffles 2~:. 69c Plaid Stamps 1021~i': 89c ::,I:HPI~UPONS ~=,~; 39c Piz~arinos 400 Extra _ _ ofl2 Jane Perle-Sliced ' 59C Gelatin Desserts 4::;. 2Sc Cherry Preserves 2:~ 49c 42c 3'~· 79c Margarine 32.... battle Swper Right Ann Page Aunt Jemima Appian Woy Ja111 Porker-P-h Dally "-ld 100 Stemp1 With This ~n And Your Purchue Of DEL MONTI- CUT DEL MONTE GOLDEN CORN GREEN BEANS ILUI LAKI '4 una Salad Dressing ._ ....... Lima ' CREAM STYLE prohibited by law thru Mar 22 In C.lum-. Unit A&P Sto'" VoUd 50 Extn Pleitl Stamps WHOLE KERNEL •ndY our r-ure • h1n Of ,. 69C Roasted Peanuts ·;...1~·- ..:· 39c ~a~39c ':: 1Oc Stuffed Olives _ _v. ,.,, $1D.ooor-re,axclwliv. of Items OR IS~u. Sultana . ~~=·IOc Ann Pq-Sporkle Swper Right Ann Pqe Lar: • lb. I 1 \ WHOLE CUT-UP lb. 29c 1 I • V~., and Kester Jones of Fairv1ew, W. Va., spent several days recenUy with Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Cleek. Mr. and Mro. Ray Roush of . CinctMad spent the week end With Mr. and Mro. Henry Rouoh. Mrs. Rouah remained to visit her mother who is Ill. Following the li•hling of the Silver Bridge the band mareh· l ed down Main Street over to Viand and the Shadle Bridge where SecrPtorv Burdette threw the swllr~ to light t h e ' span acr08~ lh,. ·1 ' !IWI111 river 1 between Point Pleassnt a n d Henderson. 1 Funeral oervlc:eo lor Mike Theiss were held Monday at thi Doreu JlU8 Qlurch with Rev. Glenn Bate officiating. AIDGDI relatives and friends ettendln& from a distance were: Mrs. Thelma Welch and Estb· er of .Gambrills, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Echv..-d Theise and Bet1)1 of Pataakala, Mr. and Mrs. Ita Hill and Dale and Gale, d. New Watern>rd, Mrs. Edna Ewing and daughter of IWoevHle , Mrs. May Aumiller of Hertford, W. Va., Mr. aad Mrs. Rube.n Stewart of Ma110n, odu d ' 711 d • l R -' o ay s 1ue 1ca enort . ::-..;...::::::"' . r .............. ~---·------ :c!:U· A ' PT. PLEASANT IJVESTOCK SALES co. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. Saturday, M•y II, tll3 HOGS - 17~ to 210 14 so to 13.25 : Heavies 12.00 to. 14.2li; Lights 12.00 to ti.OO; Fat Sows 10.00 to 12.10: Boars t .txl to 10.· 00: Pigs 8.00 to 11.00; S I n" k Shoats 14.00 to 19.110. CATn.l!l - Steero 17.00 tD 22.50 : Hei!ero 1S.OO to 2U>O: Fat Cow• 15.00 to 16.40: Canners tO.Illl to 14.50: Bulls 1S.30 to 19.110; Stock Cows and Calv· ' 'Dill)' lltllllnll, Pomel'o:r·~ O~ 1hf 18, ttaJt Society News :""f . I her partnll, Mr. ond Mrtl. Fred Cadle. Mr. Charlot Miller end Mr. WIIUam Miller of Fairmont W. ..!-e y :·rro· The stunning cocktail waitress at Van's Beau Brummel is Ana Saylor. who eo is featured in the Natalie Wood flicker, ··1 have nothing more to 'say to you. You ri,·e me a lot of bad publicity." He ad- "Love With A Proper Stranger." She's m'ls he was surprised when she got the balancing trays between screen assignGwen Verdon's son Jim div orel?. berausP ~ he'd promised him she ments WOllidn't ju st a few days before she Heneghan Jr., is making his stage debut wenl t.o court. saying, "I don't have the in support of Tom Ewell in the West Coast version l\f 11 Take Her, She's Mine" norw lo go through with it." . .. Even though the ubiquitou!I.Andreas • • • The big buzz in movie circles con- Voutsinas is supposed to be Jane Fon· . ..,_ 1006 l&pendllureo Will also cerns the Hollvwood columnist for a da's real love, she attended her first 'T' up lboUt 4 per ...t from a Addrta trade paper. svho after 10 years on page baseball game in Los Angeles the other day with actor Cliff Robertson. They Ia . . . " u... two. suddonly had his space shifted to page four , which is Siberia on that pub- both insisted "no romance," but the lo· pecW to deellile somewhat lication. By what nobody thinks is an cals are ogllng the situation with great By WBl'JIO G. llraDd&tad~ M.D. who has hlld a monaolot4 baby ly lncreued in number ill a te avera&e around It per odd coincidence, the writer was punish- interest. Q - I Uve near sea level. Air 1s 50 times as likely 111 have a blood count. The condition Is for tile ylfJr. • ed after putting down Frank Smatra's . 88 11•••• 0,. Chet Baker, the American jazz star !ravel doesn't bother me. But iecond ·moneoloid as a WOlDaJI Mlf·llmlted, but the lfldual nAcademy Award emceeing with the Wilen I ao to clU.. tiW have IUrD to luU vigor m., Ulre bnl The l l . . , . - laid comment that he ••was no Bob Hope" .. who ran afoul of the narcotics laws In an elevation of aroUIId 8,000 who bad 1191 bad such 1 child. or three Rtonths. llecent reports rt<eivociiD ...... ol If ~ Believe it or not, some of New York's Italy and did a stretch in the cUnk there, feet, I get headache, palplta- fte cM•oea tl pndll&!tq a lndlcato that cortisone and No the dollar OOOMIII- lipid biggest bookies are supporting the has turned up playing trumpet In a Parill lion or the heart ohortl!elo of _..,. moqtlold grod..U, ... Jaetd hormooea whell tJiVea dollleolfo firm loodJ ID. Nllll movemen t to legalize off-track betting. club ... Violfnlst Yehudi Menuhin is breath, and I ca~'t sleep. Ia ereile u yoa pi oldel', earl)', will apeed' reeovery. stores clttrtq lbt llrl& qa.w They figure it will create new custom- writing a book on, of all things, yoga. there any medicme I can take? Q Wllat to the cause of 196S. 'l1lls Olllllplrld rill• ers who will eventuallv bet with bookies (There's something new about yoga?) .. . A - You u•e described lite mononucleoolsT Whit can be Q- Wll• a woman 1s on tho ill tha ~~«<*""~ qa.w 11114 where the y can get credit. Also, horse London critic Leonard Mosley wu cootypical symptoms of mountain done for it? dellvery table In the last atage per e<l1l Ia JMU~J~7-Ibldt. liiL racing is a minor part of their income, spiculously ungallant to Ava Gardner in sickness, w~lch is IliON severe li M-cleolll II an Inof childbirth IIlii an aneslbellc Tbla wu lbt Nlllllll 1111» but once people start betting the races, bls review of "Fifty-five Days to Pein some persons than in others. f~ious disease that probably Ia being 1lven, Ia It pooble for before World • • II thai they usually progress to baseball and king." He wrote: "She bas shadows unIt is due to the fact lltal at Is \pread, 1lke measlel, by her lo hear and understand quarterly .....,. ,._.a der her eyes ·and a telltale fold of flesh pro football. too Broadway producer-director Hal just beneath that clean cut chin. Am I high altitudes the air conlains close conlact. The germ that what the doctor and nurse are decre&lld to If 011111. '!lit such ..,._ Ia 1111 Prince is in Hollywood conferring with wrong in thinking that Ava Gardner is less oxy&en than you are accus· cauoes It, poulbl)' a virus, has tellln& her? tomed to breatlung. When you not boon ldenUited. The, disease A Yes a Is posolble, bequarle ol. lilt Durtq 1110 Gower Champion over a closed-circuit In the twlliaht of her career IS a glamare in an airplane at 1(,000 to otarta wlllt I loll Gl appetite cause durlq delivery the anea- It varltd ft:am ,e II • · TV operation _ Joey Maxim, a former our girl?" .. . Novelist Budd Schulberg 18,000 feet above,.. level, you and vque pains. There ia levthellst never allows the a n e s 1 ------------light heavywei~ht whose greatest claim ought to double his Insurance. He's writto fam e was scoring a technical knock- ten an explosive magazine article on would have even more . severe er and the lump nndea, espec- thesia to be very deep. The ob01.!-t over Sugar Ray Robinson, is in town hoodlum-union tie-ups along Gotham's symptoms d the cabin .w!re not 1111)' til... Ia lbt tltck, become ject ia only to take the sharp pressurlr.ed. You are able to enlarpd ID ION. There may edge off !he pains. The co-ot>· Wlth a co medy act he hopes to book into waterfront, And he names people. tolerate this simulated beight be 1 IIOnl lbroal. eroUon of lbe mother Is lllellbecause you are oot exerting The dlseue loll U. n I me tlll et aU tm. dlll'illg dtUY· Time yourself, and are not In the alr from !he fact that a cwlaln ery. DurlnB the partial anesthemore than a lew boors. kind of whlta blood ooll - lite sill, bowever, the mother's U you were to move to a lymphocyte, Wltlch hal a single lltoillh prGCeiiOI and reaponseo M.D.'S Oil hl&h altitude to Jive, you should nucleul - Ill found to be areat- ore ootlcoobly IIA>wlld up. lllE TV lUBE spend 1 lew days at an altitude !lAVE NC1Til1No of t,ooo to s,ooo feet before aoON DII.8EDSIDE inK higher. 11 you' ""' plannlngl..;;;.;;;.;.·~o,·,;.;.;.._ . .;.;~;..;...;.;:;..;..;;. MANN!iQS. l-IE'S 1 H IDOL OF a short trip, you should got a ALL IllS ' iood nl&hl'l oleep bofore startFEMININE btl ouL • Jam.:. I Reports } rom The CaPI to Yoir" Of Croaoway ••• Ceporting • popotlar music. The Ughtln« ceremony wu and Mra. A. C. Bradford. opened Willt a welcome ad· Mr. IIlii Mrtl. Ted Na- and dresa by 0. C. HaU, prealdenl Joe opent the week end In ofthalltChoambeBoardofofCoDlrectors of Cbesapoake with their children. r mmerce. The The Rev. Chlrl.. A. Pitzer of Chrlat y were aocompanied home Episcopal Chureh gave the Jn. by their 1rand1011, Gory MJU.. voca~~- Mr. Hall lntrnductd Mrs. MUOII Spencer is visit4lgnilartes Including Senator lng at the home of her daughtBill Sharp, contractor ; . Her· er, Mr. and Mro. Tom Lindsey bert Stanley, Road. CommJOoton G Cit Paul Crabtree, Special Assist· rove y, ant to <lovernor W. W. Barron: Mr. and Mn. Georle Str<>lloword Ferguoon, prooident of and daughter, Sue Ann, of tho Penn Une Company: Wl•c., m visiting or Archie Henry, Hend•rsoo: :..;~~~~~;;;;;~~~ Mayor VIrgil Slden, Pt. Pie,,.. II .• ant; ~nneth Morgan, Ddent of the Galllpolll Chamber 1\KID of Commerce: Cecil !l•vrick, : manaalng director of Pt. Plea.. I ant Chamber or Commerce, and I' J. Knox Dye, editor. old enough. 1 met this awfully There IS a phase ol mamage nice fellow and he walked me which from the beglnnlnl(, ohe home and aho cautlht me and violently opposes. Except for made me /eel terribly embar- _Infrequent condescensions "' rassed. She started yelling · plaeate a moral sense of duty, • chaolng hlm aad throwln& rocka abe avoids It Wltll all the cun. at home I felt miserable next nlai and. strltecl' Of I ~""'"' day at ~bool when 1 saw blm. ed diplomat. She could .w!ll dD> I don't want to aneak Helen alst, fir It bas beell lonl •In~ but 1 want to have 1 'normai that there baa been any tnollue! life, too. What can be done! - ~ ntil part toward eonque'll. DoN'T KNOI'I I 1111 nom are than the ord~ Dear D. K. : nary prdeJI variety of unlrft. I wish I had the magle an- preaslve male, as women today ower for you girls whose mD> pleased to openly descr;he \hers hold you 10 close I b a IS llttle more than neces.ary they risk losing you forever. toward the plans of their Sometime& a "School lor a modern and imp,... home and children. ers," sponsored by the can teach paren~ that t. Koowing this happens ofoon, facts of life oren t all negative. can't 1 be content with the Oft the ollter hand, a loaf 1 have lltead of who neecl this instruction c:arryJn& around with me · the never attend, a fuWe aense of de!eatt All I can say is: enli!!t your would not consciously hurt offend ber for all lbe tea In' father's help, or that of an un· derstanding aunt or friend, en- Cbina. _ J .K.M. joy your school associtltloDI, Dear J: and don't l!J sneak datln& Judging from your llrst r·•a. It will only take you that much graph, I'm 'not so darn sure I I farther from your goal. You wouldn't caD you the last Ollhe t • PT. PLEASANT - ''LIIhllnl 111< way for a blgJer aad IM!U.r Maaoo County" llated ~ tart Of State Joe F. Butdetla as he threw tbe awltch to light tho Silver Bridge eorsrlng the Ohlo River from Polnt Pleasand to Kanaup, In ceremonies last evening at 8 p.m. ll:OT. Prior to tbe lltrowlng of the switch, tbl Point Pleaunt ill&h School lland under the dirocdua of ADdrtwa, band elirector, wembled on the front 11ap1 of tbe eounty courthouse alld entertained more than 1011 ;oeople for IIi minutes w 11 h ly lklen Bett.l Waohington Column By DOROTHY l(ll!' .•t' r.N BROADWAY GRA, "' ... ~ 20th Century-Fox received an offer for Elizabeth Taylor lo do a one-hour TV spectacular 1not the London tour) timed to coinciddi-w ith the premiere of "Cleopatra" in June. Her asking price was a cool million. There's been no return word from the prospective-and probably stunned- sponsor. Opera star Renata Tebaldi is the object of much speculation among her New York friends . They know she 's here-or was a few days ago- hut she checked out of her hotel and her · whPrea houts are a mystery. Before disappearing into thin air she confided· to intimates that she Jayne would never return to Europe Mansfield called M'ckey Hargitav the d" v after she got the divorce and heg· ,.. .. · him to forget what shP'd done. tell· I' : 1 she lo \: ed him and wanted to r· "' !·ark to h;m. Hargitay told her to r th e details in a letter, then added, ..Switch Is Thrown 'fo Light Silver Bridge IS 14G.txl to lrl.50: lloct litera 18.00 to 211.00: StDck .lleltero 11.oo· to 22.00: Stock s- Calves 21.211 to 21.!10: Stock !Wiler Calves 20.txl to 23.15. VEAL CALVES - Topo 211.· 15 ' Second!; 2?.40; Medium Zlt.- Ju .... jar lvllanl>-ltMU Wltlt This C.Ut~IR 3pq. of ANN I'AOI CAKE MIXES V•ll<l llo.u May 22 In CeiWRHa Uftft A&P ....... Stemp~ Wltlo lhia .. t......1 AMI y_, P..!'.!!. ot $5.00•-•· dualv. of lt.M, preloiltltall loy lew V.llil ~ CrRLJJ b ..., 11 1ft lllilrit M# ,_ • hire fllllill ...... WI• 'ftlt Cil And I y._ W pnW Ita , Kl I Ill. ...... FIOiiiM .... VEGETABLES ai 1ft c.lu.a.-. .... MP V•IW ...... Mo, �I ' ' I ' ,.r 'r ' ' - Watch It! That'$A Deadly W,ea"ii)n!i', The IJGilg SPIItinfil \ . , ~OMM!!'fTATING EDITORIALLY 1 llelen Help Usl, Subtlety Of Taking Risks When some. public figures urge stem counter-measures againat Castro'a Cuba, they acknowledge there is riak involved. But often they add: "In this dsy and age, everything we do involves risk." Let's look at this business of risk-taking . 1t iS surety true, as these advocates suggest . thai no important national or inlernational action today is free of risks. But cto they mean to say, as their words St.•cm to, th at a ll risks are alike and can br equa ted? It JS hard to believe thev really intend to convey this. For much of what we know about the crucial decision-making process. al the presidential and o t be r high levels, indicates that it is in considerable part a task of grading risks an~ choosing among them . lf r isks WflrE' Just risks and that was tha!, th en inevitably ou r poliry J.nd acti;J n makers would he inclined always to com mit themselves to the strongest pn.ss ihle course. Wh.v nol . si nce it would mak(' no rltfference? In f~ct, th ey engage in ~ thoroughly f .:txi:l ' ~ PXC'IT )Sfl Of h;,];Jn''ing risk ~ O[ VOJ)lllg kinds and degrees against sup· posed benefits of different sorts. Any given decision may reflect a highly com· plex effort to achieve the most favorable balance possible. The "quarantine" impo,.d by President Kennedy against Soviet weapons shipments to Cuba last fall is an illus· tration . The very use of th e word "quarantine" was an effort to get the benefit of what was in truth a blockade, while perhaps diminishing the risk usually attached to that action, for a blockade is a«·epted as an act of war. What kind of risk would a new block. ade, imposed in mid-1963, amount to? The derision-maker facing that one has to try to calculate not only bow the Russians would react - in quite differ· ent circumstances than prevailed last October - but also what the benefits to us would be in this particular risk-taking. It simply is not good enough lor the action-minded to say: •'Yes, a blockade is a risk , but so is everything else ." Those on the sidelines have just as muc~ responsibility as those in power for understanding that the process of choice is-more complex than that. 11 is a burden the "outsiders" cannot evode. How To Lose A D1ulhter Dear Helen: How con I moke 1W mollter llllderoland that I am "p? 1 am a girl of wbo wants to eo out with other lh'ls and boy&. I am oot .ven allowed to walk up the road with a night clubs ... Blues singer Jo~ Wllliams is shopping for a cale site in San Francisco. He'd like an intimate room in which he could perform . • Olivia de Havilland is becoming a ph Hosopher. Sample quo!<!: "A man. to mv mind, is not a man until he's 40. Un· ti( then he's a boy . And at 40 he should be at the peak of his energy. One for· gets, too easily, the fatigue of extreme youth. When 1 made a film two years ago called 'Light in the Piazza' with George Hamilton, then 21•...an<1.Xyette Mimleux, then 19. I was always lending theru my caravan to rest in. They were always tired. At 40, with the wretched period of first youth behind, a woman should be able to fling wide her arms and say thankfully: "I've arrived:'" And arrived in a caravan, too. • • profes&lon and ha~• married 10verol !AI lody wbo Ill buutlfjll and brWlBDt, eqenlo~ ,._ oua, IIlii impullllvel)' oym~tj,._ tic. She Is 1 decided fovorlta In our clrcle. Bba io abo ....... slve and jeatuu., for no cauae. ,.11'1 y...., boy because she says I am not . • • have I lot or Ufe ahead of you, diplomats. 8Qd probably much that . il Yes thll ha often and worthwhile Ill your present life. 'variety .r::IOAS ~hlclt 1 Loot for the good ~rts and doctor ean outlln~ eoi... perbapB better day! Will the , 1 Yo~ may your way soon. - H. too a p~ - ·v Madam: borrw. 't rn nd···~ I proba~ly should not read . ~can0f ed your sectJon, for frequent!)' l8 so tha' she ~~ mt~ ArA ap~s boUI IDly and precon.. ~VOl ce1ved, yet a problem II I to~teolmarr~e 11117 ~em,.~ often 10 you ere. identified exposure 2. She may be afraid of prec· untblnb.ble. From ~ ltore~ of npertS. Her lnhlblll0111 DIIY date trouble in 1919 in Tulsa, OIWI., thai could touch many communi- Negro In 1111 a political prize you claim to be your tiClUI'ce back many yean. 1110, discu .. Chicago and Detroit and olle- ties In the U•lted States. 1greatly chorllbod by one of the sopbisllcated wisdom, w h a I sion IIlii 8llll1lll mJaltl belp. where although the names ol oth- Men and women of good will major political parties. 'I'hese would he a woll1lll':'• (, Or she may juatllgure youer cities do not pop to mind. and. more e~pecially, the forees factor~ an bear today on the race to one such as this! 're a cold fish for 1\l yo Q t There would be no point in of law and order should be more 10.\tuation in tbe United States and I am I member of I rather warm JDtentlonl 10 why bo~ dredging up these 1919 sorrows than usually .alert jult now. they do not bear alway11 on the erf Men who women IN for comideration almost 50 years Racial violence in Birmlfllhlm, fli.d~ of peace and reason. l*' cent from I Jtll' tii'Jior. aU grabby little actlemen: OU.t later but for a single disquieting Ala., may trigger something else- Perhap1 Americans are becom- Ptr1011al ~ to hook a "DIICtiiM'Y evil," fact. It is that the 1919 race riots where. rn the light of events of ing accustomed to living with the turtl rose oearly 5~ per cent. aren't ~ctly Lochlnvara 1t seemed to trigger each other. 1919 that" would be the expected threat of race riot in the streets. A 5 per cent rise in their wives. There seemed to be a sequenc pattern. Against such triggering Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, D· Income 1M increalllcl UN Wh d •t yoa 11'7 buUdbaa In the disorders as though un- there are IJOVeral lac«>ro. N.Y., • Negro, predicted I as t credU supported the rile ill y ;;te1 4 Gl knoetl be stable racial elements in one com~ Several Ji'•don week that Washington, D. C., bJ&. upin Ill ~~ munit) reading of riotous murder These include the pubUe and woWd experience "~ne of the Food upandltures are apected and mly;,. elsewhere were inspired to en&•R• private awareneas of impendinl worst race rlot. in the history of to rl~ dltl"iDJ 196S, tbcn1lb she'D ~ 10 1 .L... for 110me of their own. trouble and the desire lo averill. America" W1l011 Inter and Intra- slbly leu than the 41> per PeCIIy To CHy There Ia 1bo Negrooa' new poll- racial relalloul In the capital incr- from IIIII lo IIIII. - It Thuo, the 1919 shamo leaped tical significance and the eager- lmprovod. Food expenditure• are This oolumD Is dedicated II from city to city, hitting the big- ness of politicians to pleue tbom. 'I'hnt 11 sltocldna language. Yet to rile during IB&S, Uvlng, 10 If JQU're havgest ell leo mostly, althongh the Another factor II the infatuatiua tho people of tho United Stalft olbly lfto thao lhe41> per trouble or )lilt pill& Tulsa outburst demonstrated that or u. s . .statesmen wilh tho' ldla seort~od to tab It in stride. increaselrom 196t to 1962 First trouble, let BalaD Jltlp YOU. By LYLE c. WO.SON smaller citieA also were tinder of presenting to Africans an t.rniWil Pre• Jntt-rnatlanal /dry for trouble. The fact lhat the image pleasing to lhe tribesmen Time blurs the 'memory of 1919 riots seemed to trigger each newly ennobled as citizen11 of those yean just after the armi- other invites sober (Onsideration free and independent if not •elf· stiee "'hen the. United s t ate s of tod&) in the light or' yetterday. IUfficient nations. )awkwardly was adjusting to an i Psych6togt.ta are aware that None of these factorJJ exlated In unknown new world filled with , some personl!l are more suggeRt- 1919. There were other facton )unimaginable terrors at home 1 ible than others. A spectacular that did not exist ln 1919. 1lJere and abroad. But the year 1919 suicide may be followed by a [Wdti not underwa) in 1919 any efcan be pinpointed as one of , rash ol similar suicides because j fort by tht federal government shameless U. S. civil disorder. 1the first suicide suggested 10me- jto impose racial Integration oXI This di80rder consi~t.ed of race thing to perons who witnessed I state•. Neither were Negroes 1 riots bfiween Whites and Neg- or read of it. So, a race riot hen north and lOUth in 1919 organized roe11 in several cities including 1may suggest Ohe there and so on behind aggressive and sometimes Washingron, D.C. There wao race in a chain-of-suggestion calamity bolligorent leaders. Nor waa the II * Iht:lo fi-IOSE On The Farm Front CUENJiLE- l WeLL,HERES HIS FRAU ... JJ: 5~E OOESi'tr LOOK SICK IT ISN'T OUR FAU\..T-·ANO WI-IAT DOES 1Wo C>RcAT MEDICO SAY? YOU CoiJESSED IT-- • n - ,..... """ BERBTS' WORLD -.· Retail F00dpnces Sh0old ~:?:~ ~~·~~~~!:! Hold Firm Throughout 1963 lid lllllOllnt ol rut, and a light diet for the first day or two, DIIJ' ·help to mJnimlze discomfort. Allltough moat people become acclimatized "' • hiCh a~ Illude, a few never do. There II no medicine lor this condi• tlall. . WASHINGTON IUPil-lbe AIriculture Department oayo rel.lll food priCII far lbt NIIIIIDdor ol the year are not expected to change nwch from prices wblch prevallod Ia the first three Q - I NeellliJ gave blrtlt to ·a mongoloid baby. What a r e my cbanCI!Il ln. anol.ber preenancy of. havmg a normal child? A - Recoat allldlol Indicate tbat a wOIJ!ID under age 21 molltbs ol - . Meat pricoe are expected to average lower but higher prloeo are incllcatpd for ellniS fruits, cereal producta. aupr ond aome vogetableo, the Departmoal aa1d Ia a .revieW ol. lbe aationol food idll•!_liiiL_ .• B1 OAYUIIID P OODWIM Vlllllld .._ IDfenlllout • Por capita OOIII1Il1lptlon of food produoll in JJI3 II ~ 1o rilo abovo !.bat of lilt year, the IJoportmont predicted. output Gt food 1J1'01C1U4!11 It llpstcled to r11o by oomewhat more then the aotl' ctpated 14 per cent 1nere1t1e In toto1 JIOIIU)tldali. Do•.,. Tt ClltU The Departmenl laid a furdlor lnCTellfle ill demand far food will reflect Ia~ !'!'~lion . IIlii _.,.ling 0C011111DJ wltb ...._ ing eoniumer ln<o-- '!'be total output Gt (IOOIIa IIIII !IOI"'kkO Ia lbe lint I)Uil'lo< of !Jill w11 up • ID • • ~· "~'"..,~ ,.,fit .... rlflb -. _.... , II!!!I!!!..•TF'I" . . . -·· --- • ·· 3 ROOMS New · ~ :·~· 29~ & Hesv· ~MBS - ToPs 22.40: 10 10 onds 17.00 to t9.00. ' . _.____,... ,_...__ Sec- OtfLY "Brl• Home Bac.;," I ,. . The exp;,essl<lll brmg home the bacon ortgmated from !lll old Enlltsh custom of gtvlne a pound of bacon to any married person who could kneel before the church door and &wear thai he had not had a family quar- j rei Jn the put 12.months. S299 MASON FURNITUU CO. MAlON, W. VA. FRESH-- YOUNG r' 1 ·~· pita! last week and her brother· In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. I S. G. Marrs of Hamden stayed at her home in her absence. Mrs . Gerald Simpson and in· !ant, Mark Allen, rturned home from Holzer Hospital s~turday. ~rs. Maxme Arnold of Porn· Rev . Lawrence McDaniel and troy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yust 1Mr. Clifford Morr ,s atlended a of· New Gallilee, Pa., Mrs. Car- t District Conference in Jackson olyn Kusma or Gahanna, Clif·I S lday afu?r-•oon. I lord Beaver of Columbus and 1 Mrs. Frances Roberts spent Dr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser or a weekend in Athe11S wilh her ~an. .· 1son, Phill ip, and at1P•lrled Molh · · The Ruth Ctrcle of the Bap- ers' weekend acitiviles. tlst Missionary Socity met at Mrs. Sonoi118 McNickles is ~ - parsonage Friday evening spending several d11ys with her j !fth Mrs. Mary Curtis as co- sist.er-in.Jaw, Mrs. Hazel Cur~stess .. Aller a. program and tis in Reedsvillfl' ano will go ' mstaUat1on of o£r1eers, Mrs. Me· to Newark to visit her sister eauley and Mrs. Curtis served Mrs. Mollif" Pullen. ' refreshments to Mary K. Yost,. Mr. and Mrs. George Roberis Esther Cairns, Phyllis Ballev. of Bashan and their grand Martha Loo Beegle, Sylvia Wi- daughter Belinda o.eder of ~1 . Be~lah Autherson ano a Col t mb. ~ ~:':· .1 Su , ~rOiJy af. !lllOSI, K1tty Kaufr. Birthdays of ~rnoon wiljt Rev . and Mrs. Beulah Autherson and Eflther 1Glenn Bate. Calms were honored. . Mrs. Edith Dunfee left last . The Bertha M. Sayre MIRRton- week for an inct:-. 1· iC v1!1it •ry Society held a meting at with relative:s at Belpre, Ohio thf! church recently. Mrs. Is· ! a nO R ._ \'e r, Pa. abel Sfmpso:· prese~ted a pre- 1 Mrs. E. A. Wingett and Mrs. ~de or organ muSIC followed j Ann Coe spent the weel; end ~y a devotional period present· in Akron with Mr. and Mrs. ed by MISs Vera Beegle ut~ing f John Davis and family . Mrs. !Itt topl<, "How Do You Know , Wingett retumod home Sunday i Cod." Sh• gave poem, "An· :evening And Mrs. Coe stopped other Year 1s Dawning," and in Columbus to spend several the group sang "All H:til the ldoy, with Mr. and Mrs. Will i'ower." Miss Beegle closed Jones. lhe devotions with prayer. Mrs., Mr and Mrs. Carol Sayre of Grella Simpson, president, pre- Pittsburgh speol the week end llcled during the buslneas oes- wllh Mr. and Mrs. Tom wolfe lion. The yearly reports of and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hudd!D> the Ciretea were glveo by Mrs. 'ston. Ethel Smith, and Mrs. Ollle Mae Mrs. Grace J:lolter of PornCourt. The installatlon ot of- erov was t gif!sl Thursday Of /leers of the Rio Grande Asso- her daughter, Mr. and Mro. olatloo lo be held at the Ra· Dave Huddlesto 1 and family . cllle church Monday May 13, Mrs. Harry Prckens is spend· was announced. The prayer for ing a week in Frankfort lnd special missionaries was given with relatives. ' ., by Mrs. Emma Salser. The ded- Miss Anita Houdashell of lcaUon of tha Love Gift of the 1 Forest Run spent the weekend Ruth and Esther1 Circles was with her grandmother, Mrs. II) chlr1e of ' .MrJ• 01- Margaret Houdashelt. lie . Mae Cozart. Mrs. Naomi I Philip Roberts accompanied Stobart was in charge of in- by Ray Roberta of Steubenville 118Uatlon of new officers us- both students at Ohio University ln11 "Crown Him Lord of AU" Athens, spent an evening ..;. IS her thorne. She was assist· cently wtth Mrs. Frances Ro«< by Marth Lou Beegle. A solo berts. was presented by Frances Wil· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byer ccixen•.Group singing of "Blest daughter, Julie, and son . Be the Tle That Binds" with ry, ol Middleport, spent SUI). ~I · _jolnJnc banda in a elrcle day with her porenta, Mr. IIlii lbcl. prayer by Mrs. McCauley Mrs. r . G. Hllldore. Atternooo .doled the meeting after \l'hlch gueoll of the Hllldores were ttireshmenls were servod in Mr. and Mrtl. WUltam NcKe~ lbe ,church basement. vey and son, BU~ Portlaad. . ·,Connie Smith, seven year old Sunday afternoon and supper dlticllter ol Mr. and Mra. Har- auests of Rev. and Mrs. GloiUI old· Slnillt underwent a tonsil- Bate were Mr. and Mrs. Robert lilclomy at Columbus last Koon and children, Sally Jo, WMI<. Susan and Rndney, and friend Mrs. Allrd Ctow underwent Miss Carolyn Dennll, llelpre. surserY It Holzer Hoopltll last Mr. Jlad Mrs. Critt Brd.. week. ford Jr. of Worthln/111>11 and . Mrs. Maujl Youns underwent Miss Debra Duran of Gahannl tqinor 11111'1011 II Hollar 00. - t lbe weetenil witlt Cut Up Fryer Parts Wt S,edallie In lot11 Groupings! .,._ ~ SUPER-RIGHT- ALL MEAT SKINLESS Meaty lb. 4'fC ---~~.39c Chicken Legs Tender - Plumfl Chicken Breasts __ •. 49c ~~- 45c Chicken Thighs •.25c Chicken Wings Chicken ::~~: •__.__ u.. 10c Cap'n John Frozen SUPER-RIGHT SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT -~ ~ 12-oL Clhl 79c Redfish Fillets Haddock Fillets Cod Portions lb. pkg. fresh-- Economical ..:;!~· 4Sc ,~~- 49c Breaded - J;!~· 99c Dressed Yellow Perch 29c Dressed Smells 19c Dressed Bass 4Sc lb. lb. lb. ANN PAGE RED JIFFY BRAND BISCUIT MIX 2=~ 69c KIDNEY BEANS Rulemon AnnPege \ Peanut Butter -l'~a.$ps Lemon Juice . ,.49 C Corned Beef Salad Dressing Grape Jam 49c Chili jar Ann Pog-"uch, Pineapple, Apricot or ' Hash Maroi.........Corn Oil l-Ilt. pkg. Wllh hns - ANN PAGE-RICH CREAMY JANE PARKER-SLICED WIEN·ER ROLLS~·· 23c TOMATO SOUP 6·~~:59c Swnnyflolcl Jane Parker Glazed Donuts Ral"sl"n Bread Cherry Pl"e '"' 39c Frozen Waffles 3~:. 29c· r..• 23c Frozen Waffles 2~:. 69c Plaid Stamps 1021~i': 89c ::,I:HPI~UPONS ~=,~; 39c Piz~arinos 400 Extra _ _ ofl2 Jane Perle-Sliced ' 59C Gelatin Desserts 4::;. 2Sc Cherry Preserves 2:~ 49c 42c 3'~· 79c Margarine 32.... battle Swper Right Ann Page Aunt Jemima Appian Woy Ja111 Porker-P-h Dally "-ld 100 Stemp1 With This ~n And Your Purchue Of DEL MONTI- CUT DEL MONTE GOLDEN CORN GREEN BEANS ILUI LAKI '4 una Salad Dressing ._ ....... Lima ' CREAM STYLE prohibited by law thru Mar 22 In C.lum-. Unit A&P Sto'" VoUd 50 Extn Pleitl Stamps WHOLE KERNEL •ndY our r-ure • h1n Of ,. 69C Roasted Peanuts ·;...1~·- ..:· 39c ~a~39c ':: 1Oc Stuffed Olives _ _v. ,.,, $1D.ooor-re,axclwliv. of Items OR IS~u. Sultana . ~~=·IOc Ann Pq-Sporkle Swper Right Ann Pqe Lar: • lb. I 1 \ WHOLE CUT-UP lb. 29c 1 I • V~., and Kester Jones of Fairv1ew, W. Va., spent several days recenUy with Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Cleek. Mr. and Mro. Ray Roush of . CinctMad spent the week end With Mr. and Mro. Henry Rouoh. Mrs. Rouah remained to visit her mother who is Ill. Following the li•hling of the Silver Bridge the band mareh· l ed down Main Street over to Viand and the Shadle Bridge where SecrPtorv Burdette threw the swllr~ to light t h e ' span acr08~ lh,. ·1 ' !IWI111 river 1 between Point Pleassnt a n d Henderson. 1 Funeral oervlc:eo lor Mike Theiss were held Monday at thi Doreu JlU8 Qlurch with Rev. Glenn Bate officiating. AIDGDI relatives and friends ettendln& from a distance were: Mrs. Thelma Welch and Estb· er of .Gambrills, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Echv..-d Theise and Bet1)1 of Pataakala, Mr. and Mrs. Ita Hill and Dale and Gale, d. New Watern>rd, Mrs. Edna Ewing and daughter of IWoevHle , Mrs. May Aumiller of Hertford, W. Va., Mr. aad Mrs. Rube.n Stewart of Ma110n, odu d ' 711 d • l R -' o ay s 1ue 1ca enort . ::-..;...::::::"' . r .............. ~---·------ :c!:U· A ' PT. PLEASANT IJVESTOCK SALES co. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. Saturday, M•y II, tll3 HOGS - 17~ to 210 14 so to 13.25 : Heavies 12.00 to. 14.2li; Lights 12.00 to ti.OO; Fat Sows 10.00 to 12.10: Boars t .txl to 10.· 00: Pigs 8.00 to 11.00; S I n" k Shoats 14.00 to 19.110. CATn.l!l - Steero 17.00 tD 22.50 : Hei!ero 1S.OO to 2U>O: Fat Cow• 15.00 to 16.40: Canners tO.Illl to 14.50: Bulls 1S.30 to 19.110; Stock Cows and Calv· ' 'Dill)' lltllllnll, Pomel'o:r·~ O~ 1hf 18, ttaJt Society News :""f . I her partnll, Mr. ond Mrtl. Fred Cadle. Mr. Charlot Miller end Mr. WIIUam Miller of Fairmont W. ..!-e y :·rro· The stunning cocktail waitress at Van's Beau Brummel is Ana Saylor. who eo is featured in the Natalie Wood flicker, ··1 have nothing more to 'say to you. You ri,·e me a lot of bad publicity." He ad- "Love With A Proper Stranger." She's m'ls he was surprised when she got the balancing trays between screen assignGwen Verdon's son Jim div orel?. berausP ~ he'd promised him she ments WOllidn't ju st a few days before she Heneghan Jr., is making his stage debut wenl t.o court. saying, "I don't have the in support of Tom Ewell in the West Coast version l\f 11 Take Her, She's Mine" norw lo go through with it." . .. Even though the ubiquitou!I.Andreas • • • The big buzz in movie circles con- Voutsinas is supposed to be Jane Fon· . ..,_ 1006 l&pendllureo Will also cerns the Hollvwood columnist for a da's real love, she attended her first 'T' up lboUt 4 per ...t from a Addrta trade paper. svho after 10 years on page baseball game in Los Angeles the other day with actor Cliff Robertson. They Ia . . . " u... two. suddonly had his space shifted to page four , which is Siberia on that pub- both insisted "no romance," but the lo· pecW to deellile somewhat lication. By what nobody thinks is an cals are ogllng the situation with great By WBl'JIO G. llraDd&tad~ M.D. who has hlld a monaolot4 baby ly lncreued in number ill a te avera&e around It per odd coincidence, the writer was punish- interest. Q - I Uve near sea level. Air 1s 50 times as likely 111 have a blood count. The condition Is for tile ylfJr. • ed after putting down Frank Smatra's . 88 11•••• 0,. Chet Baker, the American jazz star !ravel doesn't bother me. But iecond ·moneoloid as a WOlDaJI Mlf·llmlted, but the lfldual nAcademy Award emceeing with the Wilen I ao to clU.. tiW have IUrD to luU vigor m., Ulre bnl The l l . . , . - laid comment that he ••was no Bob Hope" .. who ran afoul of the narcotics laws In an elevation of aroUIId 8,000 who bad 1191 bad such 1 child. or three Rtonths. llecent reports rt<eivociiD ...... ol If ~ Believe it or not, some of New York's Italy and did a stretch in the cUnk there, feet, I get headache, palplta- fte cM•oea tl pndll&!tq a lndlcato that cortisone and No the dollar OOOMIII- lipid biggest bookies are supporting the has turned up playing trumpet In a Parill lion or the heart ohortl!elo of _..,. moqtlold grod..U, ... Jaetd hormooea whell tJiVea dollleolfo firm loodJ ID. Nllll movemen t to legalize off-track betting. club ... Violfnlst Yehudi Menuhin is breath, and I ca~'t sleep. Ia ereile u yoa pi oldel', earl)', will apeed' reeovery. stores clttrtq lbt llrl& qa.w They figure it will create new custom- writing a book on, of all things, yoga. there any medicme I can take? Q Wllat to the cause of 196S. 'l1lls Olllllplrld rill• ers who will eventuallv bet with bookies (There's something new about yoga?) .. . A - You u•e described lite mononucleoolsT Whit can be Q- Wll• a woman 1s on tho ill tha ~~«<*""~ qa.w 11114 where the y can get credit. Also, horse London critic Leonard Mosley wu cootypical symptoms of mountain done for it? dellvery table In the last atage per e<l1l Ia JMU~J~7-Ibldt. liiL racing is a minor part of their income, spiculously ungallant to Ava Gardner in sickness, w~lch is IliON severe li M-cleolll II an Inof childbirth IIlii an aneslbellc Tbla wu lbt Nlllllll 1111» but once people start betting the races, bls review of "Fifty-five Days to Pein some persons than in others. f~ious disease that probably Ia being 1lven, Ia It pooble for before World • • II thai they usually progress to baseball and king." He wrote: "She bas shadows unIt is due to the fact lltal at Is \pread, 1lke measlel, by her lo hear and understand quarterly .....,. ,._.a der her eyes ·and a telltale fold of flesh pro football. too Broadway producer-director Hal just beneath that clean cut chin. Am I high altitudes the air conlains close conlact. The germ that what the doctor and nurse are decre&lld to If 011111. '!lit such ..,._ Ia 1111 Prince is in Hollywood conferring with wrong in thinking that Ava Gardner is less oxy&en than you are accus· cauoes It, poulbl)' a virus, has tellln& her? tomed to breatlung. When you not boon ldenUited. The, disease A Yes a Is posolble, bequarle ol. lilt Durtq 1110 Gower Champion over a closed-circuit In the twlliaht of her career IS a glamare in an airplane at 1(,000 to otarta wlllt I loll Gl appetite cause durlq delivery the anea- It varltd ft:am ,e II • · TV operation _ Joey Maxim, a former our girl?" .. . Novelist Budd Schulberg 18,000 feet above,.. level, you and vque pains. There ia levthellst never allows the a n e s 1 ------------light heavywei~ht whose greatest claim ought to double his Insurance. He's writto fam e was scoring a technical knock- ten an explosive magazine article on would have even more . severe er and the lump nndea, espec- thesia to be very deep. The ob01.!-t over Sugar Ray Robinson, is in town hoodlum-union tie-ups along Gotham's symptoms d the cabin .w!re not 1111)' til... Ia lbt tltck, become ject ia only to take the sharp pressurlr.ed. You are able to enlarpd ID ION. There may edge off !he pains. The co-ot>· Wlth a co medy act he hopes to book into waterfront, And he names people. tolerate this simulated beight be 1 IIOnl lbroal. eroUon of lbe mother Is lllellbecause you are oot exerting The dlseue loll U. n I me tlll et aU tm. dlll'illg dtUY· Time yourself, and are not In the alr from !he fact that a cwlaln ery. DurlnB the partial anesthemore than a lew boors. kind of whlta blood ooll - lite sill, bowever, the mother's U you were to move to a lymphocyte, Wltlch hal a single lltoillh prGCeiiOI and reaponseo M.D.'S Oil hl&h altitude to Jive, you should nucleul - Ill found to be areat- ore ootlcoobly IIA>wlld up. lllE TV lUBE spend 1 lew days at an altitude !lAVE NC1Til1No of t,ooo to s,ooo feet before aoON DII.8EDSIDE inK higher. 11 you' ""' plannlngl..;;;.;;;.;.·~o,·,;.;.;.._ . .;.;~;..;...;.;:;..;..;;. MANN!iQS. l-IE'S 1 H IDOL OF a short trip, you should got a ALL IllS ' iood nl&hl'l oleep bofore startFEMININE btl ouL • Jam.:. I Reports } rom The CaPI to Yoir" Of Croaoway ••• Ceporting • popotlar music. The Ughtln« ceremony wu and Mra. A. C. Bradford. opened Willt a welcome ad· Mr. IIlii Mrtl. Ted Na- and dresa by 0. C. HaU, prealdenl Joe opent the week end In ofthalltChoambeBoardofofCoDlrectors of Cbesapoake with their children. r mmerce. The The Rev. Chlrl.. A. Pitzer of Chrlat y were aocompanied home Episcopal Chureh gave the Jn. by their 1rand1011, Gory MJU.. voca~~- Mr. Hall lntrnductd Mrs. MUOII Spencer is visit4lgnilartes Including Senator lng at the home of her daughtBill Sharp, contractor ; . Her· er, Mr. and Mro. Tom Lindsey bert Stanley, Road. CommJOoton G Cit Paul Crabtree, Special Assist· rove y, ant to <lovernor W. W. Barron: Mr. and Mn. Georle Str<>lloword Ferguoon, prooident of and daughter, Sue Ann, of tho Penn Une Company: Wl•c., m visiting or Archie Henry, Hend•rsoo: :..;~~~~~;;;;;~~~ Mayor VIrgil Slden, Pt. Pie,,.. II .• ant; ~nneth Morgan, Ddent of the Galllpolll Chamber 1\KID of Commerce: Cecil !l•vrick, : manaalng director of Pt. Plea.. I ant Chamber or Commerce, and I' J. Knox Dye, editor. old enough. 1 met this awfully There IS a phase ol mamage nice fellow and he walked me which from the beglnnlnl(, ohe home and aho cautlht me and violently opposes. Except for made me /eel terribly embar- _Infrequent condescensions "' rassed. She started yelling · plaeate a moral sense of duty, • chaolng hlm aad throwln& rocka abe avoids It Wltll all the cun. at home I felt miserable next nlai and. strltecl' Of I ~""'"' day at ~bool when 1 saw blm. ed diplomat. She could .w!ll dD> I don't want to aneak Helen alst, fir It bas beell lonl •In~ but 1 want to have 1 'normai that there baa been any tnollue! life, too. What can be done! - ~ ntil part toward eonque'll. DoN'T KNOI'I I 1111 nom are than the ord~ Dear D. K. : nary prdeJI variety of unlrft. I wish I had the magle an- preaslve male, as women today ower for you girls whose mD> pleased to openly descr;he \hers hold you 10 close I b a IS llttle more than neces.ary they risk losing you forever. toward the plans of their Sometime& a "School lor a modern and imp,... home and children. ers," sponsored by the can teach paren~ that t. Koowing this happens ofoon, facts of life oren t all negative. can't 1 be content with the Oft the ollter hand, a loaf 1 have lltead of who neecl this instruction c:arryJn& around with me · the never attend, a fuWe aense of de!eatt All I can say is: enli!!t your would not consciously hurt offend ber for all lbe tea In' father's help, or that of an un· derstanding aunt or friend, en- Cbina. _ J .K.M. joy your school associtltloDI, Dear J: and don't l!J sneak datln& Judging from your llrst r·•a. It will only take you that much graph, I'm 'not so darn sure I I farther from your goal. You wouldn't caD you the last Ollhe t • PT. PLEASANT - ''LIIhllnl 111< way for a blgJer aad IM!U.r Maaoo County" llated ~ tart Of State Joe F. Butdetla as he threw tbe awltch to light tho Silver Bridge eorsrlng the Ohlo River from Polnt Pleasand to Kanaup, In ceremonies last evening at 8 p.m. ll:OT. Prior to tbe lltrowlng of the switch, tbl Point Pleaunt ill&h School lland under the dirocdua of ADdrtwa, band elirector, wembled on the front 11ap1 of tbe eounty courthouse alld entertained more than 1011 ;oeople for IIi minutes w 11 h ly lklen Bett.l Waohington Column By DOROTHY l(ll!' .•t' r.N BROADWAY GRA, "' ... ~ 20th Century-Fox received an offer for Elizabeth Taylor lo do a one-hour TV spectacular 1not the London tour) timed to coinciddi-w ith the premiere of "Cleopatra" in June. Her asking price was a cool million. There's been no return word from the prospective-and probably stunned- sponsor. Opera star Renata Tebaldi is the object of much speculation among her New York friends . They know she 's here-or was a few days ago- hut she checked out of her hotel and her · whPrea houts are a mystery. Before disappearing into thin air she confided· to intimates that she Jayne would never return to Europe Mansfield called M'ckey Hargitav the d" v after she got the divorce and heg· ,.. .. · him to forget what shP'd done. tell· I' : 1 she lo \: ed him and wanted to r· "' !·ark to h;m. Hargitay told her to r th e details in a letter, then added, ..Switch Is Thrown 'fo Light Silver Bridge IS 14G.txl to lrl.50: lloct litera 18.00 to 211.00: StDck .lleltero 11.oo· to 22.00: Stock s- Calves 21.211 to 21.!10: Stock !Wiler Calves 20.txl to 23.15. VEAL CALVES - Topo 211.· 15 ' Second!; 2?.40; Medium Zlt.- Ju .... jar lvllanl>-ltMU Wltlt This C.Ut~IR 3pq. of ANN I'AOI CAKE MIXES V•ll<l llo.u May 22 In CeiWRHa Uftft A&P ....... Stemp~ Wltlo lhia .. t......1 AMI y_, P..!'.!!. ot $5.00•-•· dualv. of lt.M, preloiltltall loy lew V.llil ~ CrRLJJ b ..., 11 1ft lllilrit M# ,_ • hire fllllill ...... WI• 'ftlt Cil And I y._ W pnW Ita , Kl I Ill. ...... FIOiiiM .... VEGETABLES ai 1ft c.lu.a.-. .... MP V•IW ...... Mo, �6~ ISrrc8_ 1 her. falht~ Mr. 0~!' A L ~~ ' Syr..,_ ·: ca1len! . Carl Edhl.ia, i 8-Daily Sentlnel, Pomeroy·Wddleport, 0., May 15 ' 19 ,. BUSINESS SERVICES FARM EQUIPMENT !feekend of Mr. and her sister and brother-In • Jaw, , INFORMATION I,,--....:.;..;.,;_;;,;;,..:;;.;;;,;;_ 191 FOR SALE _ _ _ _ (91 Mrs. Sltield> we"'Mr. " ll" Mr. and M". BriglltEIJ. In _ _FOR _ _SALE _ _, ___ 11 &arl Graoo«, n - - 1 - FIVE b.p. Garden troctor Wilh n •• ., ,.J J -- •· MIU.r Ugt of Columbwl; aud" Columbus. ,1-lso Frank Iter broU1er -tttli p • O\;n d4t11~ tJvbUet~IJo" Heallq plow, <'Uitlvalor, nt""'"· _ ~ .. Mn. llussell SatU!rfiOld and fwurth ,Edo\ont. and family alii ·-4·1" 0.JCIIUI• ....- oil M Mloenrille, ~. mark011t plow One concrele MAY. 15 thnle children of Marietta : Mrs. sisl<!r ~ brolber·in·law, Mr. 1111-ntlaJ' t;ANl "EIJ.A TIONS EDd yo.. oewer lnlableo mb;er. All ~ood conc!tt•on. The Molhtrs' Auxiliary of Stella McCnougb o! New York, and Mn!. Willlam Kriesel .00 L (.!OKREI '110NS ucs:: We luo" Ill Reasonable. Don Andel'son B<>y Scout Troop No. 245 w II I N. Y., formerly ot family al Galloway. ' 1¥111 oe •«ep•eo Jftlll . , . A M sewer Maebboel Rutland . Ohio. 5 15 dtp meet Wedn~ay evening at 7:· Calif.; Miss Wilma Sayre and Mrs. Aldo Jellers •and l1llll& . "'" ,...., .... ""hheiU. REt;ut.AnoNS Nl_.l 0 r1 'tie1 30 p.m. in the MiddleptlTI Ll· Mrs. Helen Faircloth of Racine: visited their husband and 1962 Thunderbird $3,595 rt. •Uhlo.ne• ,~ •tM rlCIU ~ • ~ •• 'eu PPCI unt brary basement Plans will be Mrs. Mary M~ler and son Ern- •r in Columbus, who is omplo)" · ' '- em• .v re-tee'l , . , alb tleemed 7 H.T. Coupe. Locally owned and very low mileage, power ~flltl ... ll 1£1-oPI lbOIII"' t. _! tfc MAN OR WOMAN to service discussed concerning the sum· est, of Great Bend_; Mr. and ed there. ~teering and brakes, automatic, radio, heater, whitewall "~"'tid •mmedll~eb 1'be .,.,.. and collect from cigarette, mer trip to be planned for the Mrs. Lawrence Whttlatch and Bill Hysell or Toledo lires, spotless C'lean red interior, sno white finish . ••.otl.., •u1 '"'' IW ....,.onatbte for _..,.. •blf' tnr •nrnl'l'itf!! Attention D•irymen ice and other coin operated scouts. All mothers are urged daughter Dellca, local. lh" parents, Mr. and Mrs.~ RATES 5 dispensers In this area. This to be pr..,,nl. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walker and les Hysell and grandmothf!!, 1963 Monn - - - - - - - - $2,695 l'or Want Ad Senlee 8 E is very good position that Class 12 meets Wednf's son o.I.,Flmt. M1ch ., were re- Mrs. Mae Cowle. ···~ Spidt'r 2 Dr , 150 h.p. motor. white with red buckf'l seats, • t.:ea\1 ;>on wora n-.rrt1nn 0 4 spf'f'd trans., P.B . radio . hf'ater, wbitewans. MI"'"'U'I1 Ch•,_. 10 - R can be worked full or part· day, May 1~. at !he church at cent ~ests of her parents, Mr. Mr. and · Mn. Homer lchet.l', " Celtt. <>el WOrd fOI 1'bJ'M ee• V time. Person selected must 8 p. m. with Mrs. Jack Becb- and Mrs. John C. ~errell. . . hower of Portland wer.t ~ lft'Utt't'l lnHrtiOU B l"ul' rar. ll • "en~ pn woro .,II t have good serviceable car tie, devotional chairman, and Mrs. Eleanor Wmgett - ~1s1ted of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffenr tte eflar&ed fo~ ad•ertllll\1 II nor A C and 10 or more spare hours .Miss Bess Sanborn as program 1 and family. ;-t o••d wltbh• 1fl otay• atf..,. ~· •Dit oW OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. E per week and $500 to $3,600 leader. Hostesses will be Mrs. gram. Mr. and Mrs. Willi! LeatUatCARD 01 rllAI'iJtS - II .U lor .o •ord nmtmum l:aetl o1"dlt1on POMEROY WY 2-2649 I cash capital. Write givmg IJames Criswell, Mrs. E. M. The mother daughter ban· ham, at.tended the LIOns ~ · POMEROY, OHIO •I •ord '<' O~truarlt• oahU...., OFFERS THE BEST name, address, telephone ' Wood, r.lrs. John Ketchka ,nd quel Sponsored by the WSCS ConveniJon at P~rtsmoulh. 'l'llolr, I' I ~~~ P"' •ord OPFICJ< HOURS CLAIR WOODE number and all details to Box Mrs Jessie Rennessy. of the United Method1st chttrch .daughters Conme, Barbara a~ 8:30 A. ,. , ,,.. ~:01' r 111 Haii:J, PHONE 1116 Tulsa Oklahoma. The Past Presidents ?t the ,will be held Thursday at 6·15 Rose Marie, were weekeqf SUUJ'dl)' 8 : ~ 11. M '-" 11:00 nuof' IT'S SO EASY FOR SALE FOR SALE CHESTER 985-2145 ' ' 5 13 3tp Amencan Legion AuXIliary of p. m. in the church din'"g guests ol their TO PLACE A -:::;;;:;..;,_. ~Co 12-6-25k Drew Webster Post 39 will meet j room. ~ll women of the chu~ch Mrs. Rose Leadmgham of SoLA~ 8 ELECTROLVX aulomalir vac· RESHL1 PRODUCING , ---:-o---:1-: INSURANCE Wednesday evening at lhe home are JAVtted to attend and brmg Webster: . ,r., WAN'! AD AUCTION , Saturday, May ' uum cleaner with aU dean- Curtis!. Breeding Service, lae. M;·s. Jed Webster Sr. [their daughter or an adopted Mr. Richard. Wmebrenner W; , 1963, 12 30 P m. The personal ing attachments and cord Breoc 10 great dairy and beef BARNES SIMPSON lnsur· MAY 16 daughter. It will be a potluck l'elurned to hts home_ on Thll'lt PHONE WY2·2157 property of Carne_ V. Cun· winder Useu paper pop out bulls for only $6.0to. F'or serv- ance Agency. Middleport. Miss Tebreh Woldegabriel ,with the meat, rolls, de«erJ lSI. from Holzer Hosptlal ...,_, ningham, de:ceased, Will be bags. Balan!'€ due $43.69 or 7 ire call Leland Parker, Porn. I Fire, automobile, bonds Pb Africa, will be the ! drink provided. Those .at· he was a methcal patient. •. at 456 Street m. payments $7.00 monthly. Ph. eroy, Ohio. Phone WY WY 2-2903. 8 '11 speaker at the Women's Itending are asked . to brmg CARD OF THANKS 1 WY 2-2204. Middleport, Ohio. S or Albert Parker, Chester, Reuter losuranee · of First United Presown table serv1ce. Pleasanc VaHey HOf!lpltal ! ,_,;t Tappan. Gas Range, erve 5 9 fitc Ohto, Phone 985-3415. "'lasuraace lor eVet'J byterian Church lr Middleport I Bethel No. 62 of the Inlerna, ADMITTED: Mro, warr., I WISH to thanl\ my friends, gas cabl·l 53 30tp and buslne 1 s which will meet Thursday eveOrder of Job's Daughters Can, Mrs. MaDP-: net 7 pc dmette set, ova - - --·- - -ning at the church with M r I meet in regular session ew, (,alhpohs Ferry. Mf'rA:r t fro;t chi;a cupboard, bullel. For Sale or Lease I. 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER. Phone WY Dwight Wallace, Mrs. at 7:30 p. m. at the Mary Swiger, Pt. Pleasant. . ,.: 7 , death of mv hrother, LeSier pc. dining room suile, roun<1 NEWLY FURNISHED 4 ;;;;;; Chester, Ohio. 4 18 lie POULTRY Coleman, Mrs. Carl Masonic Temple. DISCHARGED: Mrs. ~: H. M~Namee. My gratilude 2lahle, White sewmg. m:1chme, house. IOI':aled on 3 acres. 1 Mrs. Sadie Starkey. Mrs. MAY 17 Dunlap and daughter, Pt. Plea2 also to the stan of the Meigs I barrel back chairs. _pc. m"l nfl 124 on good gravel HEAVY HENS, ' $1 each. John liam Morris, Mrs. Walter Ow· A rumlnage sa le sponsored sant: Mrs. Sherman_ IDA~!!!'. General Ho;pllnl, Rev. R. living room below Long Bottom. FOR SALE OR TRADE Prolfil, Portland, Ohio. and Mrs. Branch Fleming by the WSCS o( the United Me- Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Trlda cte!D' 2 suile, overslutfed Eugene GiJier.d . !he Ewing F'un- rocker, large mlrros. bed-~ OrillPd well Electricilv, bot. Good nd' · 5 IO 9tp hostesses. thodist churrh will be held at ons, Southstde. .. .... eral Horne, and the smger~. room suitP, white marble top! ll•d gas Phone WY ·2-liiUI9. Anttque organ. · co ttion. Magnolia Temple Pythian Sill- the Davis-Warner building, ~ri- BIRTH: A son to Mr.,~ • . " dresser and extra nic• rna· E H. S 0 Wtll trade for Plano m good LEGAL NOTICE wt"ll meel Thursday at ._ and Saturda•. Mrs. Sherman Gerlach, ._.,•. 7 30 11' 5-15-He ·top washstand, 2 metal E. . avman. yraruse, . cond"l' Ph one WI 9-2117 · NOTJC:I OP: -su1 - oF -ltiAl ble · 5-14-Gtp tlOn. . . at· the DAV hall. All mem- Jt WE WISH TO ~xpre-ss (lllr I beds, 1 wood bed, 2 dressers. 5 11 6tc Hldt wm be re~lved at thanks to Rev. Pearl Casto, 1 2 rugs, Moort>'s gas healer orhlow, ••,~tuef ~~::~.1.~ Ma,o' are urged to be present. 0 Holzer Hos,,ital. Ewing Funeral 65 000 BTu •ev•ra l small REAL ESTATE " •"•1••• ' " FOR RENT •• the - "" " The Child Conservation Leag· . · · ·· .~ ~ Vlr,lnla Cunnlnrham real of Middleport will meet Home, the •Hngers. pallbear- •gas• heaters, 1 sq uarf' tub ONE SIX room house and uated at o~>56 Broadway In ·=:·".~;.,::: evening May at 16 ers, and all lriFr,r:is and neir,h- r .Maytag wa~her, many other four room apartment. Peop- IN CHESTER: iS acfe farm for ~~n!':!~dl:~!t, ~~°~ ~~:rue p.m. at the home of Mrs. 30 bors for their kltu1ness durir.g Items. h les Terrace. Phone WY 2-5385. sale. 7 roums cwd bathho, garon • Mills. Mrs. Guy Rcy• the illness ar.d death of E!i1· Terms: Cas ~ 15 _tfc age. barn and summer use. WEBSTER & abeth Grimm Not rcspon"ible for arcident~ I ...·call or ,..o'll~ct, Robert Mul· c..:arrit or ' Middleport Kindergarten Th e El 1za . bPt h f.,rim•n Webster and Fultt:, Attornpys HRFRIGF. RATORS an d was h- rord, Ch~ster, 0 hio. teacher, D will speakofonththeCh"ld" " MenFamily Bradford Auction Cornp~ny ers $5.00 per month. We de5 15 6tp LI!GA,L NOTICE tal evelopment e 1 • 5 15 lie Critt Bradford, Auctioneer liver and keep in repair. . MNo ttce Mia he,','"', ",·,ven that h ~: The Women 's Association of 4 1 1 · m. on ay, aywill , offer " - - - - - - - - - - - A. c. Bradford Manager Ewing Store, P omeroy, Oh to Cut/t~t/' ~u,ltt der!lltrned for nlee •t the First United Presbyterian 1., publiccuhaucuoa to the highest bidder Church will meet Thursday evNOTICES - - - -· 5 ll__ 6_te. "<·- 13 _3tc for In hand at lhe Blaettnu he I Auto Company, Pomeroy, Ohio. the at 7:30 p, m. at t 1 ... apartments. toHowln• ducrlbed automobile to A fore:ign speaker from FISH SANDWICH, 30c Onion F'OR SALE - One Motor dr v· 4 RNISHED room, 1 five rootn. Furmsh· - 6 room frame WIT: ' Rt.ngs, 30c. Jack's Da·tr\' Bar, en Hay Baler, one three point ph with bath gas heating I - 1957 O!dmu;~bHe 2 door ~rt a student at Ohio Uni· 1 0 D ' l'OUPl', SN, S77M640l7, Thlt . be on the pro· mac h"me, a J- ed Mt"ddleport. 5. 14 'lc hitch mowmg · and Unfurnishd · r:. On large lot, out perty 11 ttein sold under Will 7-11C 8 0 uda ~ W"ll' H WY 2-2557. ..,.. • I provl1ion• of • relall lrurtaUment • .-~ - · -- -- most new. ! mm of high water, and convement y l."onrract. The minimum prlca J• COFFEE 5c. Home--made do- shell. Kingsbury Road, PhJne , THREE and tour room furniShe<~ 11011 00 A wonderful I;OO.oo. ' B kJ d d · hed part .,...., · · Bluttnar nuts ..c rea ast serve an WY 2-6658. ed and unfunus a for any handy m 8 n, 100 <sJ Auto 13. n.Co.n. JM lunches pacil;ed at Barnette's i 9 6tc ments. WY 2-543'\. work, some materJals, THI COMMON P'L•As c:oun Home Restat,rant anrt Pizza 12 6 h · h MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO ave a mce orne. _•a,. 111:. H. son• co, Shop Reasonable prices _ Op. USF.:O WORK pants, sh~-irts and HOUSE ror rent Folll' rooms Ohiolawnngs cor~JDrauon, en 5.30 a. m. li!J 12 p m. cov.:>ralls Carl Chevahet ... · . Mldd~port, onto, 1 ' frame •• Phone WY 2-9976, Middleport. Long Bottom. ~nd bath. Lincoln Hetgbts. RENTAL - 9 room "'''"""· Ohio. Phone WY 2-3575 .P.fter 5 O'· with bath, unlace heatTroy lutcher, ,, al., 5 6 JOtp clock. 4 23 !:fc · nice yard and e a r den AUTOMOBILE u•surllll(' beeo -- M 'onERN 4 room furnished or , rural location, Igard~n . "''"''celled? Lost "Ow G"""l•·tors VENE'rJAN Blinds all kinds.ll t f ow) ~ mile -11..........., ,.._ .. WY' 2..,.,.,..~ WindoY. b1m · ds an d s ha des. unt'urnished apartment. Midpas bl ure kt or cd , • · per ·~- ~ · - JJ ,5 1 : Clolh ac op roa · • 50 ·00 poreh s hades va-1 , dleporL WY 2-31174. ~.-:c-:..··:-:·:.::_ -- lance and awnings. Bamboo lt 3 WSE WEIGHT safely and eas· sh?des Date Wippel SUpply . and unfurnished 11 ily with Dex·A-Diet tablets, 215 Union Avenue, Pomeroy. 1 apartments. Pru.d utilities. Be- RUjtAL 5 only 98c . Stark Drugs Ohio. 5 2 30tc 1 fore 5 p m Phone WY 2Our Used Car Lat is Loacledl Over 38 Cars On _ _ _ _ _ __::3 t 60ip lr-------==------..., ! 2776. after 5 p.m. Phone WY A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 Can. . LO~T & FOUND 2-3574. 12 6 If You Don't Have A Trada·ln, Come In We Will Sell You Any Car On Our Lot At A Whor. LOST : LARGE white tom cat, I "Antique Car'· Pattern I solo Price. We Have To Racluco Our Stock Of answering to name of "PinTell 16 oz. Water Usacl Cars. ky." Belongs !o F'rank Mur-1 Glasses With Purchase I ray, 1172 PowelJ St., Middle- You get 1 glass free each (1) for genera] port. Call WY 2-3406 morn- time you purchase 10 gal· ~i;:; ings, Meigs General after- Ions oi gasoline or more, or land. noons. Reward. PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE·INS ".o· l4-3tc a combination oil change Lot No. 1: Bel.nt: the lot; of land I . .-;old lty Samuel Mayhutrb ILDd wlte to and lube job. Eight ro 0 m John c. Moler by deed dated Not'. However, We Will Acce t Trade-ins. AUTO. SALE-S Start A Sat Nowl FOR SALE OR RENT house 3 bedrooms and bath " "'"· ~•"'•4 '" Vol "· ••••• • ' 493-494 or the Deed Record• of Mela• lot. Good location nut ol Coonty, Ohio, ........ ond ...", ... Tile Rambler I ,, ANT ADS wo~p h" h I c II WY "2590 followa: BeJimi,IDII at the North. ·~ when you wish «.IUlobu) or seD. lg wa er. a of dJd E.. one·bal£ of 195B CH~:VROLeT 4 1957 FORD 2 Door s.. 'World .Standard •)t Compad Super Service Station $~ 10 tfc. one-fourtb a! t eald Section 6 cyl. 1Statlon W.... 1 Wy 2 9932 datt. Cl11n. 24 3. pnd we.~ Ranre85J3Jrod•thl'nce E:J:celieoce Open Hours Read the Want AJs for qUick FOR SALE T derree• and 1957 CHEVROLIT 4 1955 FORD VB 2 Door Bla car room. ride and perform· It wo soutJJ 3 derree• We~\ Sidon Vt. Sed•n. a Small car economy and SLUG'"!ISH SEPTIC tank'. Get C resu ance - .s. II I ted 4 b d horale, Beautiful Birch kitch1955 CHEVROLET 2 olo 5 1960 FALCON 2 Or. , ,,. 1 onvemen y oca , e · en automatic gas heat. land~ thence For anniver~aries, birth· S•d•n managerability Kleen Em . AIJ Septic f "I ho I" b th , eigh CaD J b a roda to the Sedan. tkautiful m• See room am1 Y me, 7 ~ a s, Uncoln H ts. o contalninr u.Je aeru. 1953 CHEVROLET 2 days, flowers express your dium blue. Standerd Cleaner. Ohto Valley Plumb• I hot' water heat. Newly re- Blaettnar WY a-.5127_ BetnJ" 23 acra on the H•rdtop tr1n1. R&H. SM it sentiments perfectly. You'll . · of "'d EaR one-hill of E. Metropolitan Malo Sire•• ' Motors 1958 CHEVROLET VI Pomeroy _ mb. now. Lot 75 J[ 189, Pnce FOR SALE· 4 room house 1 Dftl'fiurth of ..ld SecUon find a FLORIST fast In the lmPfll• H•rdtop. t>DI'Illll 00 121 g 7th St M. d · , 3, Ran.. 13, tteiDr 10 1 1956 FORD VI 2 Dr. Pbooe WY 2-lB'iD P:)RTABLE dish washer. Call 'l'lJ'nnr. • • • ·• • acre ground full base:ment. and 79 unu ofJ south end of Be•uliful red fltla. YELLOW PAGES, where Auto. Heater, med~ 4 22 Uc I WI 9-3068. 5 3 12tp d1eport. If mterested phone Phone WY '2-6l27 O:r~·,;td :!ct,::u~~e;~W:..t Std. trans. It's· niet. lum blue. Looks nice ;;;;no;;;;;;;--=::--=::-:-;--::: Portsmouth EL 3-7211. Would , the land hereby ~onvey~ YOUR FINGERS DO THE See lt. Inside •nd aut. Come POR NEW or used caf.s- ~ rent to responsible parly SALE - .8 of m i I e the Eut one..half of the WALKING 1955 CHEVROLET 4 · one.Jourtb trucks, phtone Marvm Marks 5 9 6tc from Pomeroy on Route 143. . 4.'1.36 aern:. of tald SeeUon dr. 6 cyl. R&H. Std. 1955 FORO VB 4 Dr. SALESMAN Beasley Matha room house, bath, large :.EFJ:cit~=.,0= ,:'~·. 1'~o:::, trans. Economical Auto. R&H. Lots af ews, Athens, LV 3-4001 BUSINESS SERVICES utility room and garage. Heat· onvto. -• h fnnsportatlon as • milo ll'ft in this car · · Pr' 011 IJ'e reqlllr..... 1o an.,.er t e second cer. Sn It, yet, 10-9-tfc ed by gas. NJce location. JC~ laid PeUtlou by the 11101 daJ or ~ Bookkeeping accounts wanted. ed to sell Call after 4 p m June, 1983, or Judvnent by default 1955 CHEVROLET Sto. 1953 FORO VB 4 Dr. ' · · wlU he•· rendered a,1aln1t soNs you. co. ,. _ _ _ FOR SALE__ _ Complete bookkeep Ing an d except Saundays, LY 6·5824, H. RAWLINOs Wag, Nice and clun. Che•p transportation lax service. Phone WY 2-2272. M Arth Obi •• Ohio Corpor•tlon. SHit. 1200 .HOME ·ro\olh rxtra mce c ur, o. , Plaintllt . 5 15 30tc 5 6 12tc Crow. Crow 6 Porter, Rutger tomato plants. Che<;667-6~~'11 5 15 3h; EXPERIENCED lnterior FOR SALE: Four 4'ooc:l lots. w .,.. w 1 L 111. :a. ae. ete exterior painters. Free Good seven room house, bath P·JTATO and loma i'l 1960 RAMBLER Americ•n 2 Dr. Stand•rd Tr•ns, mates. Roger Cullums, Ph. and 12 balll, basement and plants ~<'lr :;are Helf'n Dame1959 RAMBLER Classic 4 Dr. SUper. . Push buHOA WY 2-2682. jarage, oul of high water drive~ R&H. Sharp. . , wood, SyrAcuse WY 2-4'i539. 1961 RAMBLER Convertible. Red •net whitt. Stand1rd Coold be made into :) 15 6tc trans. R.e•l clun and nice. One local owner. S.. J See Us For ••• ments. City water, eleclricl· · 'WAGON six ply lire.~ and bed. now. ty, gas. Priced lor quick ·:: D.Bie Kautz. Ch~>s!Pr 985-2211 . 1 DeKalb Seed Corn See Okey Wood, Syracuse. YOUR CAR NEEDS ~-14·31p • DeKalb Sudax Phone V:Y 2-ti086. jQViNGAAWAY. RefrigeraJur. STUDEBAkER$ or Washer, dryrr. bedroom suite 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Or. electric slove. couch. chair, Real nice. VI. BUICKS • Agrico Fertilizer FOR SALE: Str<divarious Viokitchen cabmr. utilit} cur1951 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. lin. Good banjo. Reasonable. • •,•. ·,,.c.·•. board, almost new. ~93 High PONTIACS Middleport Feed Mill GrMn. VI• S. C. CJIM:, Dexter,· Ohio St., Middleport . Call betwf'rn 1 Tony Fowl•r, Owner & Opp. 5 15 tfc 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 dr• · t and 4. 5·14·3tp 1 OLDSMOBILE! ··we oo custom Grinding"' "cm:immSji~:t)~OO,"-ia:j Tu-tone blue. VI. 11 Spinet QUEEN oryer ' N. 2nd Ave. Midcl.. port mous make fine tone. Mallo!:- I MER(:URYS 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Good condition. $55. Phone I POMEROY. 0. any finish, full keyboard. Blue and whitt~ ·2-3920. ~-14·3tc plete with bench. Selling for Jeep St1. W•1gort-1 Mueller F1Iniaeel 1955 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. suile, vanily ISINGER SEWIN.G machineA-1 Arnold Brolben customer at $350. Terms ar~ Pe•ch color•. VI. · . We Have 'Eml-, ! ljlmps, double . blankets, throw 1 rnndition. Equipped with auto- 618 E. Main St., Pomeroy, ranged. One used two-in-one ~ga and kmcknarks. Some matic decorator to zig-zag Pboae WY z..tf48 Organ Wurlitzer, mabogany dishes, pots and pans C N I f d . ' 6 1 finish. Good condition. Only . aney es1gns. Concrete is a lifetime We H•ve Them All Here ~Jones, Ch ester, Oh tn. 5-14·3tp ' 1 U ed d. B1 d $695. Write Bill Wendell. 7th er . s tscs. aance ue AUCTIONEER It's fire and termite buy. and Warren, Marietta, for in~ USE OF our f'Rrpet $42.00 cash or 6 payments of And They Are Going At . Complete &ervtee proof - yet initial cost is formation. with purchase of $8 00 monthly. Phone WY 2Crtu Bradford low. For aU concrete Sharnpo~J . Baker 2204 5 9 6tc Write, Pboao or Coatad needs call us! '-' Middlepor1 SEWING MACHINE B · nd A. C. BRADFORD See Them At ••• -- 5-i 4-6tc new 1963 model. 'Sews rror· WRrd and backward. - · Olllo J 18 ~~~ tank. Get Klran . Em- comptete with acce:gs<uies and Septic Tank C1earter. Land ~ guar antoed. $42.00 or terms. PfMM>e VtY 2·3214 Bureau. Pomeroy. l Phone WY 2-2204. MIDDLEPORT PAGI! ST. &-14-30tc l 5 t Ole 2 15 .WANT AD --·~ -~ ~ POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST BET J· . Pasa~ena, ~.n lteoWY~!•n~ytnor . . . . . ~~~~==--bam. 'fl.'LVVJSJON IN REVJEf ------~ fa~ ll;_,_,_,===--=="""';1 a:, 1:. vlll~ 1 1 11-'10~ By RICK DU BROW c ~n<r @) Vf'. :;::=========--I grandmo~~JA, "o~rl Broad~ay 2~2264 refrlgf'ra~or, kitch~n ';;:~~iv:::,j~~~;~ei~~~';." ~o; ~a~n;. ~ ' --- WMPO Radio MEETING !rfonday T1Jra Fridays i:oo News WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 7:30 P.M. Syracuse Grade School PUBLIC INVITED! == OF · USED 1 I FREE ! I WHOLESALE PRICES __..:. ..:.::~;:.rla~~:;l· Pomeroy Landmark I - l -·- ~ t~r~~:~.·~~~~ FLOWERS TALK FORDS CHEVROLET$ * * * :,_==-.,.,.,---~~~~ l<le~~~~· Wheels Out of Ll'ne "'. •••• 1 1i~~~r~en-~,;~;--;.~l~~~~~~=-==~ ~u~·~~~~~~,~·~,,~,·~u~u~~;;;;;b~~~~~~~~~~ 'RAMBLERS e Complete Front. Erfd Adt'ustment WY · Blaettnars· 1--------- PLYMOUTH$ sx.n •• •• • • DEMANDS LESS MAINTENANCE 1 WHOLESALE PRICES ~ON"fiP'tUJiMiJP>;yvoour ~luggish GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 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A.tur !a~ '' 11. !Ueo pule; -llljl. - 20.P1ck up IID4 '1'__..,..• AMftr aem'ble (2 wei&) u.CJun-t!DB P" 11.-tt, ... h1on'Y: ofdloguat -·- 8L-ol a J&WIIUIO :12.E....... : U.Fathar: :14. Lubrl<aat colloq. 211. out of l!a.U 35-FeMIVe 38.Dry 38. Pl'eflldentlal lllclmame 2lll!tajre playon 28. Tlokj off, aa a coat 1.. ~ 16 lti.Paot. - JI~·· WeRE 1llO WEAK 10 FUP ~BOTH 'fOU, AND TI;E e>UNDt.E., ~ 10 SAFET'I AT n1E GAME TIME!! ~ ·~ 1<4 IT.;:::r 1~.. LI'L ABNER ~ ~ oolloti· 211..,_ grained roc1 21.lllq>r<ulon - ~ ~·· Sl. liOW'Itaia ... .• 16. TV'I Red ,. n.=:' DEMOCRA:riC CLUB I'" ,. I....J.ji::L_l~~ • . 11. Jol..,.. ,. 1'~.:;;:;;_;;:;;:~;;.':.;_====.:..,===-----..----=.., ~t~e:t~ ~ 7i!~~0 buo.>m~nt ---, :US:..,;: ro~~. I =of w':..t: t':: M~ry • 0 RD DA LY CR0 SSW *·' .·~1 ~s:~ AP!~ 111111 ho II ap for belt octor1our choice for belt sfD&lt PI'Oill 1 aingle performance. And gram of tbe' year &oel lo "Tho Peta' Folk, who wu mqttlfieeDt runnel," about the butldlllg ot an u 1 balf-d deof-muto oo the ....!'< pusagt UDder tbe Bertin IIIII tho e.tfll BumoiWulfl AJ>. Dick Pa...U Thoatre'o "Tbe Rlge wail. It lo oomlnaled; IIJid thouib drewa Carnegie Hall II<Mlr,_wbleb 1o1 Silence" dldo't rate 11 mucb the Jormat wa• not eopecially in· ovenrbelmtd everybodJ .m ...t. h tht: seJeclloDI. ventivL, the material was incom· •ance and wam't Ill thai much. Ia cue IDYODO 1a inlereated, parably overwhelmln1. Ia the •lrilly field, !be Jock Paar lbow •·u UDbellevobly OYerlooked, wbllit . tho awkward 1 t:•lled Prwo - HOLLYWOOD rUPJ) - The l!rin m,J nominations ore ..,. a:xmced. tho •warda wlll be IDt1de r.fey II on NBC·TV, and tho bf( qu ..tlot is• Wht cortt! That tho .Omlnollono ore ,_rilly Andy Wllllama pfOiT&m wao put J lftlie" and frequently eontempti. forward, alool With tho up and- \ • - If, - torih, b1o ~ lndlcelfrl •llf'bt by thfl l dowu Red Skellon. And wbllel 1. - - ' 10 V - b . ..._ year' I l'e!!tlllll. ' we're at it, thould there reallY - . I'Oimer ..,_ .~.~~, 'One hardly know a Whart to be an award lot best panel or 1 !1. ~..:.- 41. ;;::::" ~In, what wlllt u.sual lllflml1lbJg quiz obowl - · • - o. Dip out, til" nominees ond oa~epr~.., but 1 don~ 1mow 110w "Oiet Hunt- t. A. tnlt: II. u waW' good a place as any 11 lbe ley s.portlng" """ be o•erlookod. 10· ~ 1'ton 7"11"1 n!Ci'edlble !aUUI'II lo 11o1 lbe 01· 1 doD'! und.erlland bow a drama, :::::""' eelltot "Exp~rlag" IIDO!Ifl the "The lnvloclble Mr. Dilraell," ~ Ulerlt ~I children'• program~. On tho can bo. oominated for beat ac:tor, 1L B l 3. ~ooo other band, "'lbo Bfiq HID· best IUJlportlng actor and actrfts, 11. ; - -::.. ~ ::"';,~ bmleo' is up for boot eomedy best wrllioi, best dlrecling and 14. So. show, which L dlcata lht bule best camera work - and not be Am. rlftl' lm>tnity of tbe entn ~7 nominated for best drama. It was ~~ atructure: Porularlt1 IIIII otJI. not -~ but It wu cerlo1oly 1li.C!JcptiiOI' ot otandlng - 1 , " 01 the better than Ill ol tho other calp. a palllt nomlneea ore referred to, have of "'!be Eleoeab Hour " 1T• .&a.m I. 'nllb: IlL absolutely ~to do with eaeh ~Pth which B abouldn't be~ ldll lltl!e ti. l'lll!tlootal other. U llle "HWbDIIeo'' really And wun't anybody ~: ~":"' """' JS"Our beat, or even nominated for ~:· when David Wa:JDI! pea tamll7 k •. we may ill' cl..., to the bomb' :Wed~ boya what acllog wu 12. 8eottJih. than we Imagine. 111 about ill "Teahouoe of the 23. = r lock Pur OnrlooW M "T tlltllical oomineet Include tho Augllll 000 ordinary 211. '1'IIIA:k '"llaiepbooo Hour," which 18 aafe, t'hea there II dial-· ....., by du)land undllllnJUlohed: the Judy nomloatlon of Joe ScbDdkr~?' as ~ G"arland·Phil Sllven-Robert Gou· a mao of lite cloth 1D a Sam bo-U let · opeclal, which wu a bomb; llelledlct" epflode: It wu uncured - m.... POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) I . ~ .. ~ ~ 122 ~ Yhl tQa. "' ~ I~ t'i !>-IS" DAILY VJn'PlVQUOTE - u,re"o how to wlllk lt1 A lt Y D L ...,. A. I: 8 II LONGF-ELLOW . Otto lottorllmply- tor another. lD this oampte A Iator the three L'.. X t.or the two O's, etc. Single letters, &pot• tl1lphleo, ieqlb _llld fonnatlon of the wonlo are aU blDtl. l i t o --lito ...... ...-a,,.._ ... diUerent. Quoi11- IBP BXZZBW QSDBZLWUXWS XZ 8DBWQBZ BU EUBftS XZ JtLJi GUX W QBZ . - D B UV B J lr ERNIE BUSHMILLER ·-NO ~A'M···I'M COMING- 'l'.....,.o Cit)...,._, THE WORLD DELtGRTB TO 'UPSTAIRS T.UIIIIIIB 1UDNINQ NAJ.IES.-SCHILLER <0----.~ ------~~~~------------- WJEH RADIO Iff...., 'ltlroap Jl'rltb.y .12:10 Ohio News 1:00 Sign on 12:15 Market. 1:511 Cotrur.tmlty Newo I2:2fl LHeguard Bulletin B<lard 7:45 The I.JieUne 12:25 News 0 GramJ 1:00 Oblo Valley NeW8 1?.: 311 Agricultu. • Agent .,05 Sporll Today 1l!: 45 Country Go RoUtK. 8:10 World Newa 1:55 New• Beet 8:15 Mu!Jcal Clock ~: 00 Country Go l!ounr 9.0!1 Lalclllll'illf • 2:55 News Seal 9:30 Publle Service • 3:00 Midway Matlnet 9:45 Sltowen of Bledolnf 3:55 News 'leal 10:00 Mason County i'ooWI 4:00 Dlsclng Wllh Doss 19:0ii 1'llk 01 the Town 4:30 Interchange 1&:511 World NeWI 5:00 Community News 11:00 Talk ol the Town (escept Fri. Churcb BeDs Ring 5:05 World • NaUonal NeWI 5: l.l> Spotlight on Sport. 11:45 World 6:!15 News 11 :55 Mason County News 6:101Mustcal Clock u,oo Communli)' Non 7:~1gn Off 12:1111 Loeal NOWJ L'EAPIN' U2AR06' PANCAI<Eb, At.fMAPLE~' WOW ' I SHOULD BE 'SI-IAMED TO Em so t1Y£t!' NoNSENSE:! JUQT SANDVI TH' WAY SAVE ROOM FOR !:!£ THE BACON AHO THA'T E~ HE;XT. C<lMIMG . - !:[ULQE£ I AN ' POP~ DREilMV LOOK HE'S GOT! '<llU BOTH HIM; TO -CATCH UP ON A LDT "" ElmN(O I --c :'<" II �6~ ISrrc8_ 1 her. falht~ Mr. 0~!' A L ~~ ' Syr..,_ ·: ca1len! . Carl Edhl.ia, i 8-Daily Sentlnel, Pomeroy·Wddleport, 0., May 15 ' 19 ,. BUSINESS SERVICES FARM EQUIPMENT !feekend of Mr. and her sister and brother-In • Jaw, , INFORMATION I,,--....:.;..;.,;_;;,;;,..:;;.;;;,;;_ 191 FOR SALE _ _ _ _ (91 Mrs. Sltield> we"'Mr. " ll" Mr. and M". BriglltEIJ. In _ _FOR _ _SALE _ _, ___ 11 &arl Graoo«, n - - 1 - FIVE b.p. Garden troctor Wilh n •• ., ,.J J -- •· MIU.r Ugt of Columbwl; aud" Columbus. ,1-lso Frank Iter broU1er -tttli p • O\;n d4t11~ tJvbUet~IJo" Heallq plow, <'Uitlvalor, nt""'"· _ ~ .. Mn. llussell SatU!rfiOld and fwurth ,Edo\ont. and family alii ·-4·1" 0.JCIIUI• ....- oil M Mloenrille, ~. mark011t plow One concrele MAY. 15 thnle children of Marietta : Mrs. sisl<!r ~ brolber·in·law, Mr. 1111-ntlaJ' t;ANl "EIJ.A TIONS EDd yo.. oewer lnlableo mb;er. All ~ood conc!tt•on. The Molhtrs' Auxiliary of Stella McCnougb o! New York, and Mn!. Willlam Kriesel .00 L (.!OKREI '110NS ucs:: We luo" Ill Reasonable. Don Andel'son B<>y Scout Troop No. 245 w II I N. Y., formerly ot family al Galloway. ' 1¥111 oe •«ep•eo Jftlll . , . A M sewer Maebboel Rutland . Ohio. 5 15 dtp meet Wedn~ay evening at 7:· Calif.; Miss Wilma Sayre and Mrs. Aldo Jellers •and l1llll& . "'" ,...., .... ""hheiU. REt;ut.AnoNS Nl_.l 0 r1 'tie1 30 p.m. in the MiddleptlTI Ll· Mrs. Helen Faircloth of Racine: visited their husband and 1962 Thunderbird $3,595 rt. •Uhlo.ne• ,~ •tM rlCIU ~ • ~ •• 'eu PPCI unt brary basement Plans will be Mrs. Mary M~ler and son Ern- •r in Columbus, who is omplo)" · ' '- em• .v re-tee'l , . , alb tleemed 7 H.T. Coupe. Locally owned and very low mileage, power ~flltl ... ll 1£1-oPI lbOIII"' t. _! tfc MAN OR WOMAN to service discussed concerning the sum· est, of Great Bend_; Mr. and ed there. ~teering and brakes, automatic, radio, heater, whitewall "~"'tid •mmedll~eb 1'be .,.,.. and collect from cigarette, mer trip to be planned for the Mrs. Lawrence Whttlatch and Bill Hysell or Toledo lires, spotless C'lean red interior, sno white finish . ••.otl.., •u1 '"'' IW ....,.onatbte for _..,.. •blf' tnr •nrnl'l'itf!! Attention D•irymen ice and other coin operated scouts. All mothers are urged daughter Dellca, local. lh" parents, Mr. and Mrs.~ RATES 5 dispensers In this area. This to be pr..,,nl. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walker and les Hysell and grandmothf!!, 1963 Monn - - - - - - - - $2,695 l'or Want Ad Senlee 8 E is very good position that Class 12 meets Wednf's son o.I.,Flmt. M1ch ., were re- Mrs. Mae Cowle. ···~ Spidt'r 2 Dr , 150 h.p. motor. white with red buckf'l seats, • t.:ea\1 ;>on wora n-.rrt1nn 0 4 spf'f'd trans., P.B . radio . hf'ater, wbitewans. MI"'"'U'I1 Ch•,_. 10 - R can be worked full or part· day, May 1~. at !he church at cent ~ests of her parents, Mr. Mr. and · Mn. Homer lchet.l', " Celtt. <>el WOrd fOI 1'bJ'M ee• V time. Person selected must 8 p. m. with Mrs. Jack Becb- and Mrs. John C. ~errell. . . hower of Portland wer.t ~ lft'Utt't'l lnHrtiOU B l"ul' rar. ll • "en~ pn woro .,II t have good serviceable car tie, devotional chairman, and Mrs. Eleanor Wmgett - ~1s1ted of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffenr tte eflar&ed fo~ ad•ertllll\1 II nor A C and 10 or more spare hours .Miss Bess Sanborn as program 1 and family. ;-t o••d wltbh• 1fl otay• atf..,. ~· •Dit oW OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. E per week and $500 to $3,600 leader. Hostesses will be Mrs. gram. Mr. and Mrs. Willi! LeatUatCARD 01 rllAI'iJtS - II .U lor .o •ord nmtmum l:aetl o1"dlt1on POMEROY WY 2-2649 I cash capital. Write givmg IJames Criswell, Mrs. E. M. The mother daughter ban· ham, at.tended the LIOns ~ · POMEROY, OHIO •I •ord '<' O~truarlt• oahU...., OFFERS THE BEST name, address, telephone ' Wood, r.lrs. John Ketchka ,nd quel Sponsored by the WSCS ConveniJon at P~rtsmoulh. 'l'llolr, I' I ~~~ P"' •ord OPFICJ< HOURS CLAIR WOODE number and all details to Box Mrs Jessie Rennessy. of the United Method1st chttrch .daughters Conme, Barbara a~ 8:30 A. ,. , ,,.. ~:01' r 111 Haii:J, PHONE 1116 Tulsa Oklahoma. The Past Presidents ?t the ,will be held Thursday at 6·15 Rose Marie, were weekeqf SUUJ'dl)' 8 : ~ 11. M '-" 11:00 nuof' IT'S SO EASY FOR SALE FOR SALE CHESTER 985-2145 ' ' 5 13 3tp Amencan Legion AuXIliary of p. m. in the church din'"g guests ol their TO PLACE A -:::;;;:;..;,_. ~Co 12-6-25k Drew Webster Post 39 will meet j room. ~ll women of the chu~ch Mrs. Rose Leadmgham of SoLA~ 8 ELECTROLVX aulomalir vac· RESHL1 PRODUCING , ---:-o---:1-: INSURANCE Wednesday evening at lhe home are JAVtted to attend and brmg Webster: . ,r., WAN'! AD AUCTION , Saturday, May ' uum cleaner with aU dean- Curtis!. Breeding Service, lae. M;·s. Jed Webster Sr. [their daughter or an adopted Mr. Richard. Wmebrenner W; , 1963, 12 30 P m. The personal ing attachments and cord Breoc 10 great dairy and beef BARNES SIMPSON lnsur· MAY 16 daughter. It will be a potluck l'elurned to hts home_ on Thll'lt PHONE WY2·2157 property of Carne_ V. Cun· winder Useu paper pop out bulls for only $6.0to. F'or serv- ance Agency. Middleport. Miss Tebreh Woldegabriel ,with the meat, rolls, de«erJ lSI. from Holzer Hosptlal ...,_, ningham, de:ceased, Will be bags. Balan!'€ due $43.69 or 7 ire call Leland Parker, Porn. I Fire, automobile, bonds Pb Africa, will be the ! drink provided. Those .at· he was a methcal patient. •. at 456 Street m. payments $7.00 monthly. Ph. eroy, Ohio. Phone WY WY 2-2903. 8 '11 speaker at the Women's Itending are asked . to brmg CARD OF THANKS 1 WY 2-2204. Middleport, Ohio. S or Albert Parker, Chester, Reuter losuranee · of First United Presown table serv1ce. Pleasanc VaHey HOf!lpltal ! ,_,;t Tappan. Gas Range, erve 5 9 fitc Ohto, Phone 985-3415. "'lasuraace lor eVet'J byterian Church lr Middleport I Bethel No. 62 of the Inlerna, ADMITTED: Mro, warr., I WISH to thanl\ my friends, gas cabl·l 53 30tp and buslne 1 s which will meet Thursday eveOrder of Job's Daughters Can, Mrs. MaDP-: net 7 pc dmette set, ova - - --·- - -ning at the church with M r I meet in regular session ew, (,alhpohs Ferry. Mf'rA:r t fro;t chi;a cupboard, bullel. For Sale or Lease I. 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER. Phone WY Dwight Wallace, Mrs. at 7:30 p. m. at the Mary Swiger, Pt. Pleasant. . ,.: 7 , death of mv hrother, LeSier pc. dining room suile, roun<1 NEWLY FURNISHED 4 ;;;;;; Chester, Ohio. 4 18 lie POULTRY Coleman, Mrs. Carl Masonic Temple. DISCHARGED: Mrs. ~: H. M~Namee. My gratilude 2lahle, White sewmg. m:1chme, house. IOI':aled on 3 acres. 1 Mrs. Sadie Starkey. Mrs. MAY 17 Dunlap and daughter, Pt. Plea2 also to the stan of the Meigs I barrel back chairs. _pc. m"l nfl 124 on good gravel HEAVY HENS, ' $1 each. John liam Morris, Mrs. Walter Ow· A rumlnage sa le sponsored sant: Mrs. Sherman_ IDA~!!!'. General Ho;pllnl, Rev. R. living room below Long Bottom. FOR SALE OR TRADE Prolfil, Portland, Ohio. and Mrs. Branch Fleming by the WSCS o( the United Me- Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Trlda cte!D' 2 suile, overslutfed Eugene GiJier.d . !he Ewing F'un- rocker, large mlrros. bed-~ OrillPd well Electricilv, bot. Good nd' · 5 IO 9tp hostesses. thodist churrh will be held at ons, Southstde. .. .... eral Horne, and the smger~. room suitP, white marble top! ll•d gas Phone WY ·2-liiUI9. Anttque organ. · co ttion. Magnolia Temple Pythian Sill- the Davis-Warner building, ~ri- BIRTH: A son to Mr.,~ • . " dresser and extra nic• rna· E H. S 0 Wtll trade for Plano m good LEGAL NOTICE wt"ll meel Thursday at ._ and Saturda•. Mrs. Sherman Gerlach, ._.,•. 7 30 11' 5-15-He ·top washstand, 2 metal E. . avman. yraruse, . cond"l' Ph one WI 9-2117 · NOTJC:I OP: -su1 - oF -ltiAl ble · 5-14-Gtp tlOn. . . at· the DAV hall. All mem- Jt WE WISH TO ~xpre-ss (lllr I beds, 1 wood bed, 2 dressers. 5 11 6tc Hldt wm be re~lved at thanks to Rev. Pearl Casto, 1 2 rugs, Moort>'s gas healer orhlow, ••,~tuef ~~::~.1.~ Ma,o' are urged to be present. 0 Holzer Hos,,ital. Ewing Funeral 65 000 BTu •ev•ra l small REAL ESTATE " •"•1••• ' " FOR RENT •• the - "" " The Child Conservation Leag· . · · ·· .~ ~ Vlr,lnla Cunnlnrham real of Middleport will meet Home, the •Hngers. pallbear- •gas• heaters, 1 sq uarf' tub ONE SIX room house and uated at o~>56 Broadway In ·=:·".~;.,::: evening May at 16 ers, and all lriFr,r:is and neir,h- r .Maytag wa~her, many other four room apartment. Peop- IN CHESTER: iS acfe farm for ~~n!':!~dl:~!t, ~~°~ ~~:rue p.m. at the home of Mrs. 30 bors for their kltu1ness durir.g Items. h les Terrace. Phone WY 2-5385. sale. 7 roums cwd bathho, garon • Mills. Mrs. Guy Rcy• the illness ar.d death of E!i1· Terms: Cas ~ 15 _tfc age. barn and summer use. WEBSTER & abeth Grimm Not rcspon"ible for arcident~ I ...·call or ,..o'll~ct, Robert Mul· c..:arrit or ' Middleport Kindergarten Th e El 1za . bPt h f.,rim•n Webster and Fultt:, Attornpys HRFRIGF. RATORS an d was h- rord, Ch~ster, 0 hio. teacher, D will speakofonththeCh"ld" " MenFamily Bradford Auction Cornp~ny ers $5.00 per month. We de5 15 6tp LI!GA,L NOTICE tal evelopment e 1 • 5 15 lie Critt Bradford, Auctioneer liver and keep in repair. . MNo ttce Mia he,','"', ",·,ven that h ~: The Women 's Association of 4 1 1 · m. on ay, aywill , offer " - - - - - - - - - - - A. c. Bradford Manager Ewing Store, P omeroy, Oh to Cut/t~t/' ~u,ltt der!lltrned for nlee •t the First United Presbyterian 1., publiccuhaucuoa to the highest bidder Church will meet Thursday evNOTICES - - - -· 5 ll__ 6_te. "<·- 13 _3tc for In hand at lhe Blaettnu he I Auto Company, Pomeroy, Ohio. the at 7:30 p, m. at t 1 ... apartments. toHowln• ducrlbed automobile to A fore:ign speaker from FISH SANDWICH, 30c Onion F'OR SALE - One Motor dr v· 4 RNISHED room, 1 five rootn. Furmsh· - 6 room frame WIT: ' Rt.ngs, 30c. Jack's Da·tr\' Bar, en Hay Baler, one three point ph with bath gas heating I - 1957 O!dmu;~bHe 2 door ~rt a student at Ohio Uni· 1 0 D ' l'OUPl', SN, S77M640l7, Thlt . be on the pro· mac h"me, a J- ed Mt"ddleport. 5. 14 'lc hitch mowmg · and Unfurnishd · r:. On large lot, out perty 11 ttein sold under Will 7-11C 8 0 uda ~ W"ll' H WY 2-2557. ..,.. • I provl1ion• of • relall lrurtaUment • .-~ - · -- -- most new. ! mm of high water, and convement y l."onrract. The minimum prlca J• COFFEE 5c. Home--made do- shell. Kingsbury Road, PhJne , THREE and tour room furniShe<~ 11011 00 A wonderful I;OO.oo. ' B kJ d d · hed part .,...., · · Bluttnar nuts ..c rea ast serve an WY 2-6658. ed and unfunus a for any handy m 8 n, 100 <sJ Auto 13. n.Co.n. JM lunches pacil;ed at Barnette's i 9 6tc ments. WY 2-543'\. work, some materJals, THI COMMON P'L•As c:oun Home Restat,rant anrt Pizza 12 6 h · h MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO ave a mce orne. _•a,. 111:. H. son• co, Shop Reasonable prices _ Op. USF.:O WORK pants, sh~-irts and HOUSE ror rent Folll' rooms Ohiolawnngs cor~JDrauon, en 5.30 a. m. li!J 12 p m. cov.:>ralls Carl Chevahet ... · . Mldd~port, onto, 1 ' frame •• Phone WY 2-9976, Middleport. Long Bottom. ~nd bath. Lincoln Hetgbts. RENTAL - 9 room "'''"""· Ohio. Phone WY 2-3575 .P.fter 5 O'· with bath, unlace heatTroy lutcher, ,, al., 5 6 JOtp clock. 4 23 !:fc · nice yard and e a r den AUTOMOBILE u•surllll(' beeo -- M 'onERN 4 room furnished or , rural location, Igard~n . "''"''celled? Lost "Ow G"""l•·tors VENE'rJAN Blinds all kinds.ll t f ow) ~ mile -11..........., ,.._ .. WY' 2..,.,.,..~ WindoY. b1m · ds an d s ha des. unt'urnished apartment. Midpas bl ure kt or cd , • · per ·~- ~ · - JJ ,5 1 : Clolh ac op roa · • 50 ·00 poreh s hades va-1 , dleporL WY 2-31174. ~.-:c-:..··:-:·:.::_ -- lance and awnings. Bamboo lt 3 WSE WEIGHT safely and eas· sh?des Date Wippel SUpply . and unfurnished 11 ily with Dex·A-Diet tablets, 215 Union Avenue, Pomeroy. 1 apartments. Pru.d utilities. Be- RUjtAL 5 only 98c . Stark Drugs Ohio. 5 2 30tc 1 fore 5 p m Phone WY 2Our Used Car Lat is Loacledl Over 38 Cars On _ _ _ _ _ __::3 t 60ip lr-------==------..., ! 2776. after 5 p.m. Phone WY A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 Can. . LO~T & FOUND 2-3574. 12 6 If You Don't Have A Trada·ln, Come In We Will Sell You Any Car On Our Lot At A Whor. LOST : LARGE white tom cat, I "Antique Car'· Pattern I solo Price. We Have To Racluco Our Stock Of answering to name of "PinTell 16 oz. Water Usacl Cars. ky." Belongs !o F'rank Mur-1 Glasses With Purchase I ray, 1172 PowelJ St., Middle- You get 1 glass free each (1) for genera] port. Call WY 2-3406 morn- time you purchase 10 gal· ~i;:; ings, Meigs General after- Ions oi gasoline or more, or land. noons. Reward. PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE·INS ".o· l4-3tc a combination oil change Lot No. 1: Bel.nt: the lot; of land I . .-;old lty Samuel Mayhutrb ILDd wlte to and lube job. Eight ro 0 m John c. Moler by deed dated Not'. However, We Will Acce t Trade-ins. AUTO. SALE-S Start A Sat Nowl FOR SALE OR RENT house 3 bedrooms and bath " "'"· ~•"'•4 '" Vol "· ••••• • ' 493-494 or the Deed Record• of Mela• lot. Good location nut ol Coonty, Ohio, ........ ond ...", ... Tile Rambler I ,, ANT ADS wo~p h" h I c II WY "2590 followa: BeJimi,IDII at the North. ·~ when you wish «.IUlobu) or seD. lg wa er. a of dJd E.. one·bal£ of 195B CH~:VROLeT 4 1957 FORD 2 Door s.. 'World .Standard •)t Compad Super Service Station $~ 10 tfc. one-fourtb a! t eald Section 6 cyl. 1Statlon W.... 1 Wy 2 9932 datt. Cl11n. 24 3. pnd we.~ Ranre85J3Jrod•thl'nce E:J:celieoce Open Hours Read the Want AJs for qUick FOR SALE T derree• and 1957 CHEVROLIT 4 1955 FORD VB 2 Door Bla car room. ride and perform· It wo soutJJ 3 derree• We~\ Sidon Vt. Sed•n. a Small car economy and SLUG'"!ISH SEPTIC tank'. Get C resu ance - .s. II I ted 4 b d horale, Beautiful Birch kitch1955 CHEVROLET 2 olo 5 1960 FALCON 2 Or. , ,,. 1 onvemen y oca , e · en automatic gas heat. land~ thence For anniver~aries, birth· S•d•n managerability Kleen Em . AIJ Septic f "I ho I" b th , eigh CaD J b a roda to the Sedan. tkautiful m• See room am1 Y me, 7 ~ a s, Uncoln H ts. o contalninr u.Je aeru. 1953 CHEVROLET 2 days, flowers express your dium blue. Standerd Cleaner. Ohto Valley Plumb• I hot' water heat. Newly re- Blaettnar WY a-.5127_ BetnJ" 23 acra on the H•rdtop tr1n1. R&H. SM it sentiments perfectly. You'll . · of "'d EaR one-hill of E. Metropolitan Malo Sire•• ' Motors 1958 CHEVROLET VI Pomeroy _ mb. now. Lot 75 J[ 189, Pnce FOR SALE· 4 room house 1 Dftl'fiurth of ..ld SecUon find a FLORIST fast In the lmPfll• H•rdtop. t>DI'Illll 00 121 g 7th St M. d · , 3, Ran.. 13, tteiDr 10 1 1956 FORD VI 2 Dr. Pbooe WY 2-lB'iD P:)RTABLE dish washer. Call 'l'lJ'nnr. • • • ·• • acre ground full base:ment. and 79 unu ofJ south end of Be•uliful red fltla. YELLOW PAGES, where Auto. Heater, med~ 4 22 Uc I WI 9-3068. 5 3 12tp d1eport. If mterested phone Phone WY '2-6l27 O:r~·,;td :!ct,::u~~e;~W:..t Std. trans. It's· niet. lum blue. Looks nice ;;;;no;;;;;;;--=::--=::-:-;--::: Portsmouth EL 3-7211. Would , the land hereby ~onvey~ YOUR FINGERS DO THE See lt. Inside •nd aut. Come POR NEW or used caf.s- ~ rent to responsible parly SALE - .8 of m i I e the Eut one..half of the WALKING 1955 CHEVROLET 4 · one.Jourtb trucks, phtone Marvm Marks 5 9 6tc from Pomeroy on Route 143. . 4.'1.36 aern:. of tald SeeUon dr. 6 cyl. R&H. Std. 1955 FORO VB 4 Dr. SALESMAN Beasley Matha room house, bath, large :.EFJ:cit~=.,0= ,:'~·. 1'~o:::, trans. Economical Auto. R&H. Lots af ews, Athens, LV 3-4001 BUSINESS SERVICES utility room and garage. Heat· onvto. -• h fnnsportatlon as • milo ll'ft in this car · · Pr' 011 IJ'e reqlllr..... 1o an.,.er t e second cer. Sn It, yet, 10-9-tfc ed by gas. NJce location. JC~ laid PeUtlou by the 11101 daJ or ~ Bookkeeping accounts wanted. ed to sell Call after 4 p m June, 1983, or Judvnent by default 1955 CHEVROLET Sto. 1953 FORO VB 4 Dr. ' · · wlU he•· rendered a,1aln1t soNs you. co. ,. _ _ _ FOR SALE__ _ Complete bookkeep Ing an d except Saundays, LY 6·5824, H. RAWLINOs Wag, Nice and clun. Che•p transportation lax service. Phone WY 2-2272. M Arth Obi •• Ohio Corpor•tlon. SHit. 1200 .HOME ·ro\olh rxtra mce c ur, o. , Plaintllt . 5 15 30tc 5 6 12tc Crow. Crow 6 Porter, Rutger tomato plants. Che<;667-6~~'11 5 15 3h; EXPERIENCED lnterior FOR SALE: Four 4'ooc:l lots. w .,.. w 1 L 111. :a. ae. ete exterior painters. Free Good seven room house, bath P·JTATO and loma i'l 1960 RAMBLER Americ•n 2 Dr. Stand•rd Tr•ns, mates. Roger Cullums, Ph. and 12 balll, basement and plants ~<'lr :;are Helf'n Dame1959 RAMBLER Classic 4 Dr. SUper. . Push buHOA WY 2-2682. jarage, oul of high water drive~ R&H. Sharp. . , wood, SyrAcuse WY 2-4'i539. 1961 RAMBLER Convertible. Red •net whitt. Stand1rd Coold be made into :) 15 6tc trans. R.e•l clun and nice. One local owner. S.. J See Us For ••• ments. City water, eleclricl· · 'WAGON six ply lire.~ and bed. now. ty, gas. Priced lor quick ·:: D.Bie Kautz. Ch~>s!Pr 985-2211 . 1 DeKalb Seed Corn See Okey Wood, Syracuse. YOUR CAR NEEDS ~-14·31p • DeKalb Sudax Phone V:Y 2-ti086. jQViNGAAWAY. RefrigeraJur. STUDEBAkER$ or Washer, dryrr. bedroom suite 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Or. electric slove. couch. chair, Real nice. VI. BUICKS • Agrico Fertilizer FOR SALE: Str<divarious Viokitchen cabmr. utilit} cur1951 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. lin. Good banjo. Reasonable. • •,•. ·,,.c.·•. board, almost new. ~93 High PONTIACS Middleport Feed Mill GrMn. VI• S. C. CJIM:, Dexter,· Ohio St., Middleport . Call betwf'rn 1 Tony Fowl•r, Owner & Opp. 5 15 tfc 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 dr• · t and 4. 5·14·3tp 1 OLDSMOBILE! ··we oo custom Grinding"' "cm:immSji~:t)~OO,"-ia:j Tu-tone blue. VI. 11 Spinet QUEEN oryer ' N. 2nd Ave. Midcl.. port mous make fine tone. Mallo!:- I MER(:URYS 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Good condition. $55. Phone I POMEROY. 0. any finish, full keyboard. Blue and whitt~ ·2-3920. ~-14·3tc plete with bench. Selling for Jeep St1. W•1gort-1 Mueller F1Iniaeel 1955 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. suile, vanily ISINGER SEWIN.G machineA-1 Arnold Brolben customer at $350. Terms ar~ Pe•ch color•. VI. · . We Have 'Eml-, ! ljlmps, double . blankets, throw 1 rnndition. Equipped with auto- 618 E. Main St., Pomeroy, ranged. One used two-in-one ~ga and kmcknarks. Some matic decorator to zig-zag Pboae WY z..tf48 Organ Wurlitzer, mabogany dishes, pots and pans C N I f d . ' 6 1 finish. Good condition. Only . aney es1gns. Concrete is a lifetime We H•ve Them All Here ~Jones, Ch ester, Oh tn. 5-14·3tp ' 1 U ed d. B1 d $695. Write Bill Wendell. 7th er . s tscs. aance ue AUCTIONEER It's fire and termite buy. and Warren, Marietta, for in~ USE OF our f'Rrpet $42.00 cash or 6 payments of And They Are Going At . Complete &ervtee proof - yet initial cost is formation. with purchase of $8 00 monthly. Phone WY 2Crtu Bradford low. For aU concrete Sharnpo~J . Baker 2204 5 9 6tc Write, Pboao or Coatad needs call us! '-' Middlepor1 SEWING MACHINE B · nd A. C. BRADFORD See Them At ••• -- 5-i 4-6tc new 1963 model. 'Sews rror· WRrd and backward. - · Olllo J 18 ~~~ tank. Get Klran . Em- comptete with acce:gs<uies and Septic Tank C1earter. Land ~ guar antoed. $42.00 or terms. PfMM>e VtY 2·3214 Bureau. Pomeroy. l Phone WY 2-2204. MIDDLEPORT PAGI! ST. &-14-30tc l 5 t Ole 2 15 .WANT AD --·~ -~ ~ POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST BET J· . Pasa~ena, ~.n lteoWY~!•n~ytnor . . . . . ~~~~==--bam. 'fl.'LVVJSJON IN REVJEf ------~ fa~ ll;_,_,_,===--=="""';1 a:, 1:. vlll~ 1 1 11-'10~ By RICK DU BROW c ~n<r @) Vf'. :;::=========--I grandmo~~JA, "o~rl Broad~ay 2~2264 refrlgf'ra~or, kitch~n ';;:~~iv:::,j~~~;~ei~~~';." ~o; ~a~n;. ~ ' --- WMPO Radio MEETING !rfonday T1Jra Fridays i:oo News WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 7:30 P.M. Syracuse Grade School PUBLIC INVITED! == OF · USED 1 I FREE ! I WHOLESALE PRICES __..:. ..:.::~;:.rla~~:;l· Pomeroy Landmark I - l -·- ~ t~r~~:~.·~~~~ FLOWERS TALK FORDS CHEVROLET$ * * * :,_==-.,.,.,---~~~~ l<le~~~~· Wheels Out of Ll'ne "'. •••• 1 1i~~~r~en-~,;~;--;.~l~~~~~~=-==~ ~u~·~~~~~~,~·~,,~,·~u~u~~;;;;;b~~~~~~~~~~ 'RAMBLERS e Complete Front. Erfd Adt'ustment WY · Blaettnars· 1--------- PLYMOUTH$ sx.n •• •• • • DEMANDS LESS MAINTENANCE 1 WHOLESALE PRICES ~ON"fiP'tUJiMiJP>;yvoour ~luggish GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. METROPOlllAN, MOTORS . ... ..··'. } ~ } ... ,·.·~ I ' •' i 8:05 Breakfast Party 8:30 Mutual News 18:35 Breakfast Party f...Mw Sacred Heart '-...AID .,.. 9:00 Mutual News (20 Country Jamboree t:05 Breakfast Party lo30 News 9:30 Mutual News lr35 Farm World NeWt! 9:35 Breakfast Party 6!45 Metgs County RFD 10:00 Mutual News i:oo Mutual New• 10,05 Polka Party 7:06 Breakfast Part7 10:30 Mutual News · 7:30 Mutual Newo 10:35 Music In The Air ;,50 News Report 10:45 The Good Life i:oo Breakfast Party 10:55 Under Ohio Skies tioo News 11:00 Mutual News tios Coffee With Janel 11:05 Top Ten Show t:30 Muinal Newa 11:30 Mutual News t i35 Coffee With Janet 11:35 Top Ten Show 9:45 Betty Newton Show 12:00 Noon News IO;QO Mutual News 1%:15 Musical Interlude 19!qti Mloloterlal Association 1%:30 Rev. 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A.tur !a~ '' 11. !Ueo pule; -llljl. - 20.P1ck up IID4 '1'__..,..• AMftr aem'ble (2 wei&) u.CJun-t!DB P" 11.-tt, ... h1on'Y: ofdloguat -·- 8L-ol a J&WIIUIO :12.E....... : U.Fathar: :14. Lubrl<aat colloq. 211. out of l!a.U 35-FeMIVe 38.Dry 38. Pl'eflldentlal lllclmame 2lll!tajre playon 28. Tlokj off, aa a coat 1.. ~ 16 lti.Paot. - JI~·· WeRE 1llO WEAK 10 FUP ~BOTH 'fOU, AND TI;E e>UNDt.E., ~ 10 SAFET'I AT n1E GAME TIME!! ~ ·~ 1<4 IT.;:::r 1~.. LI'L ABNER ~ ~ oolloti· 211..,_ grained roc1 21.lllq>r<ulon - ~ ~·· Sl. liOW'Itaia ... .• 16. TV'I Red ,. n.=:' DEMOCRA:riC CLUB I'" ,. I....J.ji::L_l~~ • . 11. Jol..,.. ,. 1'~.:;;:;;_;;:;;:~;;.':.;_====.:..,===-----..----=.., ~t~e:t~ ~ 7i!~~0 buo.>m~nt ---, :US:..,;: ro~~. I =of w':..t: t':: M~ry • 0 RD DA LY CR0 SSW *·' .·~1 ~s:~ AP!~ 111111 ho II ap for belt octor1our choice for belt sfD&lt PI'Oill 1 aingle performance. And gram of tbe' year &oel lo "Tho Peta' Folk, who wu mqttlfieeDt runnel," about the butldlllg ot an u 1 balf-d deof-muto oo the ....!'< pusagt UDder tbe Bertin IIIII tho e.tfll BumoiWulfl AJ>. Dick Pa...U Thoatre'o "Tbe Rlge wail. It lo oomlnaled; IIJid thouib drewa Carnegie Hall II<Mlr,_wbleb 1o1 Silence" dldo't rate 11 mucb the Jormat wa• not eopecially in· ovenrbelmtd everybodJ .m ...t. h tht: seJeclloDI. ventivL, the material was incom· •ance and wam't Ill thai much. Ia cue IDYODO 1a inlereated, parably overwhelmln1. Ia the •lrilly field, !be Jock Paar lbow •·u UDbellevobly OYerlooked, wbllit . tho awkward 1 t:•lled Prwo - HOLLYWOOD rUPJ) - The l!rin m,J nominations ore ..,. a:xmced. tho •warda wlll be IDt1de r.fey II on NBC·TV, and tho bf( qu ..tlot is• Wht cortt! That tho .Omlnollono ore ,_rilly Andy Wllllama pfOiT&m wao put J lftlie" and frequently eontempti. forward, alool With tho up and- \ • - If, - torih, b1o ~ lndlcelfrl •llf'bt by thfl l dowu Red Skellon. And wbllel 1. - - ' 10 V - b . ..._ year' I l'e!!tlllll. ' we're at it, thould there reallY - . I'Oimer ..,_ .~.~~, 'One hardly know a Whart to be an award lot best panel or 1 !1. ~..:.- 41. ;;::::" ~In, what wlllt u.sual lllflml1lbJg quiz obowl - · • - o. Dip out, til" nominees ond oa~epr~.., but 1 don~ 1mow 110w "Oiet Hunt- t. A. tnlt: II. u waW' good a place as any 11 lbe ley s.portlng" """ be o•erlookod. 10· ~ 1'ton 7"11"1 n!Ci'edlble !aUUI'II lo 11o1 lbe 01· 1 doD'! und.erlland bow a drama, :::::""' eelltot "Exp~rlag" IIDO!Ifl the "The lnvloclble Mr. Dilraell," ~ Ulerlt ~I children'• program~. On tho can bo. oominated for beat ac:tor, 1L B l 3. ~ooo other band, "'lbo Bfiq HID· best IUJlportlng actor and actrfts, 11. ; - -::.. ~ ::"';,~ bmleo' is up for boot eomedy best wrllioi, best dlrecling and 14. So. show, which L dlcata lht bule best camera work - and not be Am. rlftl' lm>tnity of tbe entn ~7 nominated for best drama. It was ~~ atructure: Porularlt1 IIIII otJI. not -~ but It wu cerlo1oly 1li.C!JcptiiOI' ot otandlng - 1 , " 01 the better than Ill ol tho other calp. a palllt nomlneea ore referred to, have of "'!be Eleoeab Hour " 1T• .&a.m I. 'nllb: IlL absolutely ~to do with eaeh ~Pth which B abouldn't be~ ldll lltl!e ti. l'lll!tlootal other. U llle "HWbDIIeo'' really And wun't anybody ~: ~":"' """' JS"Our beat, or even nominated for ~:· when David Wa:JDI! pea tamll7 k •. we may ill' cl..., to the bomb' :Wed~ boya what acllog wu 12. 8eottJih. than we Imagine. 111 about ill "Teahouoe of the 23. = r lock Pur OnrlooW M "T tlltllical oomineet Include tho Augllll 000 ordinary 211. '1'IIIA:k '"llaiepbooo Hour," which 18 aafe, t'hea there II dial-· ....., by du)land undllllnJUlohed: the Judy nomloatlon of Joe ScbDdkr~?' as ~ G"arland·Phil Sllven-Robert Gou· a mao of lite cloth 1D a Sam bo-U let · opeclal, which wu a bomb; llelledlct" epflode: It wu uncured - m.... POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) I . ~ .. ~ ~ 122 ~ Yhl tQa. "' ~ I~ t'i !>-IS" DAILY VJn'PlVQUOTE - u,re"o how to wlllk lt1 A lt Y D L ...,. A. I: 8 II LONGF-ELLOW . Otto lottorllmply- tor another. lD this oampte A Iator the three L'.. X t.or the two O's, etc. Single letters, &pot• tl1lphleo, ieqlb _llld fonnatlon of the wonlo are aU blDtl. l i t o --lito ...... ...-a,,.._ ... diUerent. Quoi11- IBP BXZZBW QSDBZLWUXWS XZ 8DBWQBZ BU EUBftS XZ JtLJi GUX W QBZ . - D B UV B J lr ERNIE BUSHMILLER ·-NO ~A'M···I'M COMING- 'l'.....,.o Cit)...,._, THE WORLD DELtGRTB TO 'UPSTAIRS T.UIIIIIIB 1UDNINQ NAJ.IES.-SCHILLER <0----.~ ------~~~~------------- WJEH RADIO Iff...., 'ltlroap Jl'rltb.y .12:10 Ohio News 1:00 Sign on 12:15 Market. 1:511 Cotrur.tmlty Newo I2:2fl LHeguard Bulletin B<lard 7:45 The I.JieUne 12:25 News 0 GramJ 1:00 Oblo Valley NeW8 1?.: 311 Agricultu. • Agent .,05 Sporll Today 1l!: 45 Country Go RoUtK. 8:10 World Newa 1:55 New• Beet 8:15 Mu!Jcal Clock ~: 00 Country Go l!ounr 9.0!1 Lalclllll'illf • 2:55 News Seal 9:30 Publle Service • 3:00 Midway Matlnet 9:45 Sltowen of Bledolnf 3:55 News 'leal 10:00 Mason County i'ooWI 4:00 Dlsclng Wllh Doss 19:0ii 1'llk 01 the Town 4:30 Interchange 1&:511 World NeWI 5:00 Community News 11:00 Talk ol the Town (escept Fri. Churcb BeDs Ring 5:05 World • NaUonal NeWI 5: l.l> Spotlight on Sport. 11:45 World 6:!15 News 11 :55 Mason County News 6:101Mustcal Clock u,oo Communli)' Non 7:~1gn Off 12:1111 Loeal NOWJ L'EAPIN' U2AR06' PANCAI<Eb, At.fMAPLE~' WOW ' I SHOULD BE 'SI-IAMED TO Em so t1Y£t!' NoNSENSE:! JUQT SANDVI TH' WAY SAVE ROOM FOR !:!£ THE BACON AHO THA'T E~ HE;XT. C<lMIMG . - !:[ULQE£ I AN ' POP~ DREilMV LOOK HE'S GOT! '<llU BOTH HIM; TO -CATCH UP ON A LDT "" ElmN(O I --c :'<" II �• • 'j' J (. '· / \ GO ON 11th ,-~· lll lllf llahtm8t, lllf Jllf.t lllllllm. & oald . j will k Ya Wa To Camp l'lre Glrll CollUIJI)Ilo - Wid Tlleildn- _. I>!' loolll lilt VJI. aool "'1111 em 1 hiD s...,_._ m 1M John Hoy, dvllloo~ ol tl!o .a. te 1M equ!P11'4'!! far • _ __,MOrnlnl l:~==~·~·ld~1ho~-~=will==-~·~-::··~-=d~;t:·:-:=·:::::.::::":""' Hospital News Curlle farm at Goins wert Nancy Bentz, Bradtord, LiureJ Cain . Calvert, Diona Cross, Anile CurUa, Lloda GrlndShlrley Janee_~;~~;J ,.I Hudson, Ann MeCilnlock, Rhonda Sayre, Sl Brenda Webb, Mar1hal Sam Johnoon, Mn. Curtis and Mary Curtis. Guardia:n, I $10-95 EACH BOTTLE! SERVES THREE! All carton serves 1 JEWELRY.:· -*i Gl FTS for Graduates • FRIGIDAIRE eHOOVER e PROVINCETOWN eFLEXSTEEL eKUNG ' eADMIRAL Jarman are MEIGS THEATRE roloUIROY. OHIO BEST COlA Your grad doservos the BEST ... you'll find it here TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN l "Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" THEY ARE VALUABLE! BAKER FURNITURE snvaDI -} Mangano, Arthur Kennedy, Katy Jurado, Vil· We Will Pay ~ Cent Each To Your Favorite Charity. MIDDLEPORT, 0. WEAR-HSHD fRIDAY and SATURDAY Moy 11·11 "BARABBAS" (Technlcolor) Anthony Quinn, as Barabbao. COLA,S~~~l y~rt"u~ ~.fu.~OLA,~i ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS TO GIVE YOU MORE COMFORTI torio Gassman, Jack Palan<'e, Ernett BoriJline, Barry An· dreWI. '.1 1 ,.._ - . beillf tlfered lor sal• . ...., "'we•·tmed.~ Tbi$ ~aeaos _.. ..,.l'd•Y &OitditioM, i.s altered and ~justtd Mntil, .,.. .u llally appro'tlld for production, it has a "'fritndtiness Df fit"_1QI '" ret ifl other shoes. The Jarman blucher shown here il 1 case ill point. lnd it ts handsom! to boot. witt. "sidelmt• < jltst doll't .... W ..... *It Alftd..sewa lool Come io and try YOU CAN REGISTER Fit II iCED 01\RDEN UMWRELLA. Band Boosters Sponsoring Spaghetti Event For Tho WMPO Bend Area Listeners Ja<kpot Stop in rnd Register you're welcome. Br.lght Star roostef, arrow. Black ••• 3 books LOROMAH STACK TABlES, Sot of 3, wtOUgN: ilon, white • • • "boGb .. PT. PLEASANT - The Point Pleasant High School B a Dd Boosters Club will . sponsor a spaghetti dinner Saturday, 18, at the l!igb sci>Q!Il cafeteria THERE'S STILL ,JI!ME TO WIN 5100.00 DISCOUNT Markets II bet!inrumnGen~•.,:=~ o1 ~pagh•t·! e POMEROY, 0. 113 SECOND ST. Next to the Fabric Shop Open Sunday. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and ~Bturd~y al ~,~u. Close Sunday, Monday, Tues. ·day and Friday at 6:30. at 4 :00 PM-5aalurday at 9 o00 PM. (CIO<ed All Day ThurS<!ays) All hours E.S.T ., Pomeroy eMASON, W.VA. Closed All Day Monday . Open At 11:00 AM Tues ., Wed. and Thursday. j ,copen 10:00 AM Friday, Sat& Sunday . Every Day At S:JO hours E.D.S.T. Mason) lftt ti, m~l sauce, rolls, dogs and ham sandwiches, tea, coffee and milk. Catering service will be available for to take advantage of BEEF __ --·-·__ _ the Ml:"' ,_..., .. .., ... "' ghettl dinner and al the lime help the local hand lo f~ nance their Centennial tour. Proceeds from the dinner will used for the band's centennial tour through , six southern _ THE stales. The eighty-piece Pt. Pleasant high school hand hand director and chaperones will be :SHOE BOX on tour June 4 through June 15th. Mrs. Ray Crank is cnaili'- J j U. S. KEDS i'OA THE ENTIRE . FAMILY .:• Chuck Roast ....... ..... 39¢ pin. DELUXE MOTORIZED BRAZIER. 241n. with warming oven, heat lndicatQr : •• 7-4/5- Vegetole .. White Linens Dyed .. " - 4to9 White & Biege pr Site 4 to 9 Black TENNIS SHOES Canvas For Th• SLIPONS Si•e9 Sto 1'' H & M widlho Reg. $2.99 pr. Cushion Insole Whole Family pr sp,,o sl"pr. Converse Bat a. MIDDLEPORT ............ , ......,......"" You cadt get better~utdoor"\living gifts for fewer stMrrps ...~nywluJre You must be satisfied...lOO% · WOMEN'S E"'1 lift pict11fllll above is bsckid br this new gusr11ntee Now yoa eaa be abooluoo!y certain that your Top Value Stamps will get you the gifts in all outdoon! Aa always, Top Value gives you a tre· crea- mendoua &election of quality merchandise. From "little" acoeaaories to big itE-ms. But that'o oaly \he begiwniac. Hon'ad.boow7 diacbor. Top Value now protecloo yoa (ea DO od>ar olunp pl•n does) with thioftduoive2-way ('.,o!clen G~antee: 3 .. ....--... . . . . ... ---• F - To Mat<h Any ·• ...., . I l ' FOR HER ••• I ' l• -·. .. eJ..rrrce.. •Minlcurlnt S... •HalrD~ .TIIMIIWttchM II auy other current stamp catalog Rhows an identical gift for fey.-er atampa, you can get it from Top Vahlolfor the fewer number of stamps. (Based 1II'OD pla111 isouing one · stamp for eve.y ten cents apent.) TOP VALUE GUARANTEE NO. 2 YOu must bo satisfied ••• 100%1 If you art! not completely sathdied with any Top Valu~ gift,' you IWLj return it. for rwplacemeot or exchan1e.. Only Top Value Stamps ~~gift2WAYS . -~ .....- ·------ • TOP VALUE .,STAMPs ' 'l{ .,, ' F I II J ' Dinner Rolls 2 c c ••m,.,. ·· •P.n I Pencil~· · •cw·a irulllitit •Aflef ille~ Stli: · , • I • 1 .. .. 45c' .. .. ftc __ .. 354 79c • Datu1 Giant Tide ..... box SA\'I SAVE lJc 12c 1 , . •n""'.W•tch• •IIICfrlc - .__.. TOP VALUE GUARhNIEE NO. 1 Yeu <an't ................. l ··- I l .. ::.... --5 ::049c ....,_a......... 3 .... $1 ....._ ....... lth:l ···- ,, : , -·• ... I - ·- 3!.: $1 -•api11 ··-··-- ._ -----·:: $7c ' a. ·11J ht .,..,. ......... •: 39c Suat Palllm . • 4•: $1 ~·li•p~ -~.:.-·.=::·=·~ .::..: _!! _ ~~~~-=·~~-~.:.;- 61c _ ~~~-~" .,, ~ . .:~£_ftc l FOR Hlt1 ... e•t better gifts for f•w•r stamps, lnywherel . .. K1eanaxTISwe -·----- ·--...-... 5 '::$1 Kleenex Towels------ •·- ---4 "'!; $1 r- . ,. .,._..,. _ -· 4 .....! $1 Pus----· • .. ____ 3 •.,.!" $1 •Jiftlry Sets • I ... 111¥1 •Electric Ra-. •Cosmetlct : y, ... if __ ............ }DUTTONS FOlotNG ALUMINUM WEB CHA.tR Cotltoured seat and Ind.... 3 book• ......... _.... .....,. - ..... ,...,. •I,L---...-- .. 59c E 1.,••L !1111 S~- • •·a ak Sltaut ... 49c ••• g Beef.__ h'h. Perk,...,_,. _.. 69c ·- · _.., 4NVAS FOOTWEAR man. c ROAST ........ ~.~: . T'qS" DRESS SHOES WOMEN'S 1111!. Redu11 yew lllit .f 1e11 (1 0) ctiiiS 1 Mea~ay,May 20th. Offer expires May 25t. Tenderay Boneless Boston Roll their order by telephone and 1 · d invited 1 e ectlon ay voters are WHITE & BIEGE l' 8 I . . . . ~ .. ..., t.1MEXTU.FI& TOP VAUI STAMPS JILl' :WOMEN'S Costume -s -.ur TIE 'Ollar I poll workers who may pI ace ·Next to Driw·ln Th•atr• $4~~ pair. WEATHER VANE. Steel shaft; aluminum - - - - ••• 10 AT YOUR BRIGHT STAR DISCOUNT MARKETS .Valuoo B h 9.95 to 14.95 , STAMPS Wednesday I~ Get these summer gifts for Top Value Stamps with complete confidence: S&H Close ·H that tbe original model is wore We Give GREEN .A *- """ lo 1lnl A COMPLETE SELECTION of Jarman Shoe1 for men. Widths B, C, D, E in si,.es 7 to 12. Colorcartoon .... ....,.. Hot-HeMe . ~· Tomat oes_ ............... ~ . ' ·Cuannbns .---..- . . .. . ....,.. c ~~~ ~ .&1 .• ----·----.. 4 .29c jllat .. '''be • •. ·-~· . Stra·w ·. · mes . . . . . . . . . . ..s,...., nc1, ...... ... .... .. _ 3 ... $1 :1.·1 I, ,. ~ .... "' II. 1M Lenu •. 39c �• • 'j' J (. '· / \ GO ON 11th ,-~· lll lllf llahtm8t, lllf Jllf.t lllllllm. & oald . j will k Ya Wa To Camp l'lre Glrll CollUIJI)Ilo - Wid Tlleildn- _. I>!' loolll lilt VJI. aool "'1111 em 1 hiD s...,_._ m 1M John Hoy, dvllloo~ ol tl!o .a. te 1M equ!P11'4'!! far • _ __,MOrnlnl l:~==~·~·ld~1ho~-~=will==-~·~-::··~-=d~;t:·:-:=·:::::.::::":""' Hospital News Curlle farm at Goins wert Nancy Bentz, Bradtord, LiureJ Cain . Calvert, Diona Cross, Anile CurUa, Lloda GrlndShlrley Janee_~;~~;J ,.I Hudson, Ann MeCilnlock, Rhonda Sayre, Sl Brenda Webb, Mar1hal Sam Johnoon, Mn. Curtis and Mary Curtis. Guardia:n, I $10-95 EACH BOTTLE! SERVES THREE! All carton serves 1 JEWELRY.:· -*i Gl FTS for Graduates • FRIGIDAIRE eHOOVER e PROVINCETOWN eFLEXSTEEL eKUNG ' eADMIRAL Jarman are MEIGS THEATRE roloUIROY. OHIO BEST COlA Your grad doservos the BEST ... you'll find it here TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN l "Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" THEY ARE VALUABLE! BAKER FURNITURE snvaDI -} Mangano, Arthur Kennedy, Katy Jurado, Vil· We Will Pay ~ Cent Each To Your Favorite Charity. MIDDLEPORT, 0. WEAR-HSHD fRIDAY and SATURDAY Moy 11·11 "BARABBAS" (Technlcolor) Anthony Quinn, as Barabbao. COLA,S~~~l y~rt"u~ ~.fu.~OLA,~i ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS TO GIVE YOU MORE COMFORTI torio Gassman, Jack Palan<'e, Ernett BoriJline, Barry An· dreWI. '.1 1 ,.._ - . beillf tlfered lor sal• . ...., "'we•·tmed.~ Tbi$ ~aeaos _.. ..,.l'd•Y &OitditioM, i.s altered and ~justtd Mntil, .,.. .u llally appro'tlld for production, it has a "'fritndtiness Df fit"_1QI '" ret ifl other shoes. The Jarman blucher shown here il 1 case ill point. lnd it ts handsom! to boot. witt. "sidelmt• < jltst doll't .... W ..... *It Alftd..sewa lool Come io and try YOU CAN REGISTER Fit II iCED 01\RDEN UMWRELLA. Band Boosters Sponsoring Spaghetti Event For Tho WMPO Bend Area Listeners Ja<kpot Stop in rnd Register you're welcome. Br.lght Star roostef, arrow. Black ••• 3 books LOROMAH STACK TABlES, Sot of 3, wtOUgN: ilon, white • • • "boGb .. PT. PLEASANT - The Point Pleasant High School B a Dd Boosters Club will . sponsor a spaghetti dinner Saturday, 18, at the l!igb sci>Q!Il cafeteria THERE'S STILL ,JI!ME TO WIN 5100.00 DISCOUNT Markets II bet!inrumnGen~•.,:=~ o1 ~pagh•t·! e POMEROY, 0. 113 SECOND ST. Next to the Fabric Shop Open Sunday. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and ~Bturd~y al ~,~u. Close Sunday, Monday, Tues. ·day and Friday at 6:30. at 4 :00 PM-5aalurday at 9 o00 PM. (CIO<ed All Day ThurS<!ays) All hours E.S.T ., Pomeroy eMASON, W.VA. Closed All Day Monday . Open At 11:00 AM Tues ., Wed. and Thursday. j ,copen 10:00 AM Friday, Sat& Sunday . Every Day At S:JO hours E.D.S.T. Mason) lftt ti, m~l sauce, rolls, dogs and ham sandwiches, tea, coffee and milk. Catering service will be available for to take advantage of BEEF __ --·-·__ _ the Ml:"' ,_..., .. .., ... "' ghettl dinner and al the lime help the local hand lo f~ nance their Centennial tour. Proceeds from the dinner will used for the band's centennial tour through , six southern _ THE stales. The eighty-piece Pt. Pleasant high school hand hand director and chaperones will be :SHOE BOX on tour June 4 through June 15th. Mrs. Ray Crank is cnaili'- J j U. S. KEDS i'OA THE ENTIRE . FAMILY .:• Chuck Roast ....... ..... 39¢ pin. DELUXE MOTORIZED BRAZIER. 241n. with warming oven, heat lndicatQr : •• 7-4/5- Vegetole .. White Linens Dyed .. " - 4to9 White & Biege pr Site 4 to 9 Black TENNIS SHOES Canvas For Th• SLIPONS Si•e9 Sto 1'' H & M widlho Reg. $2.99 pr. Cushion Insole Whole Family pr sp,,o sl"pr. Converse Bat a. MIDDLEPORT ............ , ......,......"" You cadt get better~utdoor"\living gifts for fewer stMrrps ...~nywluJre You must be satisfied...lOO% · WOMEN'S E"'1 lift pict11fllll above is bsckid br this new gusr11ntee Now yoa eaa be abooluoo!y certain that your Top Value Stamps will get you the gifts in all outdoon! Aa always, Top Value gives you a tre· crea- mendoua &election of quality merchandise. From "little" acoeaaories to big itE-ms. But that'o oaly \he begiwniac. Hon'ad.boow7 diacbor. Top Value now protecloo yoa (ea DO od>ar olunp pl•n does) with thioftduoive2-way ('.,o!clen G~antee: 3 .. ....--... . . . . ... ---• F - To Mat<h Any ·• ...., . I l ' FOR HER ••• I ' l• -·. .. eJ..rrrce.. •Minlcurlnt S... •HalrD~ .TIIMIIWttchM II auy other current stamp catalog Rhows an identical gift for fey.-er atampa, you can get it from Top Vahlolfor the fewer number of stamps. (Based 1II'OD pla111 isouing one · stamp for eve.y ten cents apent.) TOP VALUE GUARANTEE NO. 2 YOu must bo satisfied ••• 100%1 If you art! not completely sathdied with any Top Valu~ gift,' you IWLj return it. for rwplacemeot or exchan1e.. Only Top Value Stamps ~~gift2WAYS . -~ .....- ·------ • TOP VALUE .,STAMPs ' 'l{ .,, ' F I II J ' Dinner Rolls 2 c c ••m,.,. ·· •P.n I Pencil~· · •cw·a irulllitit •Aflef ille~ Stli: · , • I • 1 .. .. 45c' .. .. ftc __ .. 354 79c • Datu1 Giant Tide ..... box SA\'I SAVE lJc 12c 1 , . •n""'.W•tch• •IIICfrlc - .__.. TOP VALUE GUARhNIEE NO. 1 Yeu <an't ................. l ··- I l .. ::.... --5 ::049c ....,_a......... 3 .... $1 ....._ ....... lth:l ···- ,, : , -·• ... I - ·- 3!.: $1 -•api11 ··-··-- ._ -----·:: $7c ' a. ·11J ht .,..,. ......... •: 39c Suat Palllm . • 4•: $1 ~·li•p~ -~.:.-·.=::·=·~ .::..: _!! _ ~~~~-=·~~-~.:.;- 61c _ ~~~-~" .,, ~ . .:~£_ftc l FOR Hlt1 ... e•t better gifts for f•w•r stamps, lnywherel . .. K1eanaxTISwe -·----- ·--...-... 5 '::$1 Kleenex Towels------ •·- ---4 "'!; $1 r- . ,. .,._..,. _ -· 4 .....! $1 Pus----· • .. ____ 3 •.,.!" $1 •Jiftlry Sets • I ... 111¥1 •Electric Ra-. •Cosmetlct : y, ... if __ ............ }DUTTONS FOlotNG ALUMINUM WEB CHA.tR Cotltoured seat and Ind.... 3 book• ......... _.... .....,. - ..... ,...,. •I,L---...-- .. 59c E 1.,••L !1111 S~- • •·a ak Sltaut ... 49c ••• g Beef.__ h'h. Perk,...,_,. _.. 69c ·- · _.., 4NVAS FOOTWEAR man. c ROAST ........ ~.~: . T'qS" DRESS SHOES WOMEN'S 1111!. Redu11 yew lllit .f 1e11 (1 0) ctiiiS 1 Mea~ay,May 20th. Offer expires May 25t. Tenderay Boneless Boston Roll their order by telephone and 1 · d invited 1 e ectlon ay voters are WHITE & BIEGE l' 8 I . . . . ~ .. ..., t.1MEXTU.FI& TOP VAUI STAMPS JILl' :WOMEN'S Costume -s -.ur TIE 'Ollar I poll workers who may pI ace ·Next to Driw·ln Th•atr• $4~~ pair. WEATHER VANE. Steel shaft; aluminum - - - - ••• 10 AT YOUR BRIGHT STAR DISCOUNT MARKETS .Valuoo B h 9.95 to 14.95 , STAMPS Wednesday I~ Get these summer gifts for Top Value Stamps with complete confidence: S&H Close ·H that tbe original model is wore We Give GREEN .A *- """ lo 1lnl A COMPLETE SELECTION of Jarman Shoe1 for men. Widths B, C, D, E in si,.es 7 to 12. Colorcartoon .... ....,.. Hot-HeMe . ~· Tomat oes_ ............... ~ . ' ·Cuannbns .---..- . . .. . ....,.. c ~~~ ~ .&1 .• ----·----.. 4 .29c jllat .. '''be • •. ·-~· . Stra·w ·. · mes . . . . . . . . . . ..s,...., nc1, ...... ... .... .. _ 3 ... $1 :1.·1 I, ,. ~ .... "' II. 1M Lenu •. 39c �.. I l 15~·t~ees ~:"Dey, 11!11 Mn. 1!ett7.,... ~~~~~~~~~~~.~ . TempIe, Pyth.1on s·IS ters \ M, e1gs ,(nspection Is Held On Monday .. • - .,. Minlste;s Study Young People( Reported w_..Mrs. Grace Class Presents ;.,w;:anA ~·;,n~~l:" !~; and taken to apply to the fund to Special Program ResuIt~ Of ' Special Service About u:~_,18. -"* VIsitors from Galllpol- ltnct deputy. Mlddleport, 1be~Minl.lterlll IYIIUP, ,-.• , Wilkesville. and Logan at· Mrs Thelma Campbell , past purchaae hospital bed.o for the In bservance Ill Mother' IIOClalion illel. "~Oitday Mr C R. YOIIIII 11 coaf[Ded 0 1 II the Middleport Qlureli , the annual Inspect1on •f 'disttlr t deputy , of Wilkesv•ll• hospital wing at the Medina ~home Iller mJDor le& , ellis Temple, Pythian StS tw., ' A rorsage of dollar bill' was Home. The Temple received ~al'h.,~~~l~ Christ with Rev. Marvin · • onday ovening at the. Pvth1an Ipresented to Mrs Bownes fr\1"' a. grade of ezcellent aod wao Church had cbll'ge of lbe SUn- aon, preoldont, In cbarp. Brown of Ll Col , n 10 Middleport w1th ~h. th• Temple. 'the inspectmg of- highly complimented for fhelr day mornin& service, EvaiUIIIOIUI of 'lbe Good llld Mn. (Ka~ .Ylv!" Bownes of Logan . DIS· fleer complimented Mrs. Ben work by the d~puty .. . . day oervlce were made In d lloulh) who 11 attendlne COf. . let iJeputy , as mspectm~ of· Neutzlmg, p1anist. on her mus1c Followmg the meetmg, mem- MISs Marylyn Koehler 11 the several phases of the Dally V• ln c.Jifornto -ll Jo!DlDc 1111 for the drill and also the drill bers and guests wenl to the organ pla~ed the prelude whUe cation Bible School W8l'll .U. parelllll In Slultllrl, Germany Mrs. Nathan Biggs. Most l'eam for iiS fine work under 1dining room where refreshments the class membe'! took tbelr CUS9ed, mcludlng lite In JUDe , .Mn. Brown llent Chief. opened t h e , the leadership of Mrs. :.!ildred ol party sandwiches, pmk and places. outlay, dispensing of the daughter of Mr. 111111 Mn. eeting with Mrs Alfred B1ggs ,Lowe, staff captain . 1white 1ced cook1es, potato ch1ps Leoders were Roger Black and crafll IIVJIIable for I~ Roullh s manager of 1he Templo: Mrs.• Members of the team. wear- I and roffee were served from a aud Larry Landon. The invo- !IChool this year. Several Mra. Joh~ Lyoo Mrs. James ., ester z 1rkle. Most ExcPl:pnl ling red formals included Mrs. table covered with a white cation was giv.en by 0 ennis gestlons were made Mrs. "iames nior : Mrs. Harry Clark . Most I Phil Meinhart . Mrs . Homer 1doth and centered wi~h an New1~nd. At. the co~clusi(lll of t~ the school but no and . Pete Quick, Mrs cellent Junior . Mrs Byron .Jones, Vernal Johnston. OdPUn jrangement of deep pmk rosE's the Communion Serv1ce, Roger tion W8!1 taken. _ Grim and Mr. and Mrs. iller, Guard 111· the 0 u t e r , Mack. Mrs. Otho Watts. Edith ,•nd greenery with pink tapers 1 Bia~k told of the origin of Mo- It was announced that Rev. Hughes were In ' · all<l Mrs Arlhur Gd more. IRussell. M . rs. Ferne Cheese-l in double candleabra encircled thers Day . Larry Landon oam· Dowson will be the spea~r for . Mooday evening wbere uard of the Inner Dour. brew, Mrs Martha Childs ..Mrs. With wh1te camehas ~nd. tulle. ed several B1ble Mothers who tfle B~ccalaureate exercme 1 Jrlnd inspection The ca,didale fo r the work ' Ruth Mack. Mrs. Cash Ba~r .l The hall was beautifully dec- deserved honor and respect and the Middleport High School the GaUlpolil Chapter OES. Mrs. Louise Lamb. Oio.;tin·, Mrs. Edith Bowman, Mrs Nor- 1orated with spring flowers us- they were port!~Yed by Ma~y iors SYnday. e.venlng, May ~9 · The Busy Bee Class of t be uislhed guests introduced were ma Zirkle, Mrs. Carl Owens. ing the Lodge colors of rt>d, Jane Lamp. Dons Ann Davts, The other rrumste~s will partie· Middleport First Baptist Church Edith Hussell. past dis- Mrs. Richard Owen, Mrs. llor- j blue, orange, purple. wllite and Lyn.dall Lyons and Gary Lan· !pate In the semce. Atlondlnl 1110e1 Tbur~y evening at .........,_....,......,.._...,...,=======----=-; IYellow at each station . don were Rev. Howard Ruppelt, home ot Mn Cora PulleD Members of the class honor· Rev. Donald Boone, Rev. NUe on P.mter St. at .7:30 p.m. GRANDSON'S ·;yE HlJRT ed their Mothe" by presenting Borden, and Rev. Fred Gard- Fides Lodp No. 210, Knlghll Mr. and Mr<. Alfred ':carber- them with a corsage while MIS9 ner. There will be a •taff mel. will coafer the Page ' ry , Sr., have , ,,e,ved word Koehler played "M-0-T-H-E-R," mg of the Bible School lt their re(lllar meeting I that their gra"d'o", Danny, age a word that Means the World day evening •. Ml!Y 21 at eveainl at the h•Y 1n 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry to Me." Receiving corsages p.m. al the Karl OWens 11 the Scarberry of Cot <mbua, "' in were Mrs. Pearl Koehler, Mrs. Church. Commander. A J1 1 are urged to atteod. See our lovely Sheor , Children's Ho·;o•tal as the re· Hrman Black, Mrs. Don Lan· ! suit of a severe eye hemorr- don, Mrs. Lindsey Lyons, Mrs. TO IIAVE PICNIC will be .served. Dresses in sizes 5 to 20. hage and infection sustained J. S. Davis, Mrs. Carroll Lamp, Mrs. Paul Smart left while playing w1th a whip at Mrs. Creston Newland and Mrs. The Golden Rule claBS of the Detroit, Mich., where school. Mabel Kim, who gave the bene- Recme Metho<llsl church w II 1 wUl altend rhe Amerlean He is reported to be improv- diction. hold a family, P.icn~ Thursday, Baptist Conventioo bein& hold ing but will be hoopi;alized for May_I&, at 6 p.m. at the Racine this -week. at least three weeks . Danny is Peggy Scarberry is rec(•vtrlng vUJage park. In case ~ rain, Mr. and Mrs .. Lawreoce Malo- II Pomeroy Ohio the second groodcnlld of II• e from an appe•dcclomv ' ' Meigs the e~ent wlll be 'held m I he ley received a telephoae call Scarberrys to DP m a hospital Memorial. church annex. evening from their 11011, i• In New York with Mlcldlt!potrt senior>. He reBIG FACTORY PURCHASE MEN'S KNIT JXII'ted all arrived and were POLO STYLE ha~jpg a wooderful tlme. iended Leroy ":.,.. 1 ar· l J•cbon 11!11 t.oe navld!oli, Mr. 11!11 Mn. Ohio untvnt,, ~. oalllpolla, are 11111~ · MET birth of • -..... ~Jerold T IEWil'IO ClAJB ;:;lu:[:!af.U:t Holzer Mrs. ..Mu Ward entertalDed . po · the Second MOitday Sewing club Mr. aod Mn. WlUlii!JI Monday evenln& II her Llneoln MlddJeP.orl, 0111 Cullp lfel&bls homo. The evening was clevllle, and Mn. Laura aoclaDy aod In aewlntl. A GalllJlolll. ~~~~~~;'J~ a!ft wu set Mra. Ro- 11'8 Mr. aod 1 bert Lewis from her oecret pal. le, Sprlngfleld, Mn. aalad course waa Nt"Ved by Ault, of Haverhlll, II I the hostess, to Mles Eleanor (I'IIII'8J'andlp.Otl!er. Rob8Gil, Mrs. Paul Kloos, \Irs. George Schneider. .Mn. Dwight Melli• Memorial Hoap. Mn. ·Grace Holter and parents are' Mr. and Mn. Miss Martha HowJU. ford 8~ and Mn: ·. renee HarUnger ol Mllldlet*'~ BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and. Mrs. 0. HlndyMr. and Mro. David Harting- great-grandparenll. Mr. are 811DOilnCing the birth of Inger 18 a student at Boll~ son, Davld Scott, at Green University. 'l't': Elberlelds Store-Pomeroy~·.· 1 CLOSES AT NOON ., ON THURSDAYS GIFTS for GRADS Read Tomorrow's Paper For Our Bargains For PHILLIPS SISTERS STYLE SHOP IN THREE SIZE RANGES 60x70 SIZE 72x90 SIZE FOR FOR JO to 20- 26 to 44- 14% to 241h CHAIRS Sperial factory purchase brings these pretty new cottons at this This size fit! low c.Jiscount price. Big assortment or pallerns and styles and thre .. ::iZl' rangt-s. Misses. women's and size.o;. All made of fine quality Jast color prints. REGULAR $2.99 VALUES s SHIRTS FURNITURE THROWS DRESSES ~ STUDIOS polo shirt made of knit oot· ton. Plain eolors smaJI, medium and laJ'Ie. Bi,lll: si.ze suit.ble for most upholstered j couches and stu- che5. P1 otert chairs, easily dios. They come your fine furni· cleaned - saves Jn assorted colors ture. • $3.99 VALUI $299 $199 The M~y meeting of the Dau· ghl<!n of Ruth cla" of tbe United Methodist church was hold Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner Oak St., with MIBS Carrie Yeager as CO'IIostess. Mrs. Richard Campbell, pres· !dent, conducted the meeting, lil)lcb opened with . devotlous likeD from Mart 8 bY M l I I Nelle Bing. Members PIWertd rail call will! • Mothet'a Day qallte ·Ill' verse. Three poema Were read from Ideal lllagazine lacludJns, A frlh•lto To Mother, ·by Mn. Frank Stewll'l; Mother's Day, .Mrs. M I n D l e Neutzllng, and A Molher's,Love, Mrl. 0~ . A short business oesa!on was held add it was reported that Min Lucretia Genhelmer was mIn Melp Memorial Hospital llld Mn. 'Dessle Pat!enon tllldenrent llll1'gel'll al Meigs (len. oral Hospilat Mn. Campbell c •r.ducted a question 111111 answer perulCI aod a Bible quiz, ·durlng tho pro(l'llll hour. lifter Wh.ch a dessert courae was served by hoeleael to Mn Albert Alward Mrs. Campbell, Mill Bing Mn. Neutdlng, Mrs. Georce H. Parker aod Mn. Stewart. 59~. regular size 72x90 fits small upholstered cou. your furniture. in sizet $4.99 VALUI ~'DIXIE" BRA!II~ $J99 INSIDE· OUTSIDE PAINT Fix: up - Paint up now. Dixie paint In white and beat eolors. SUitable for ln1lde or outoide uoe. Brighten up your bome;-eeonomlcally. s 99 ••lion AT YOUR ~~SHOP THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE DISCOUNT THRU MONDAY MAY 20th MIDDLEPORT, "LA BELLE" AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKER 15 CUP CAPACITY Thil fine PPrrolator is full y :Jll1umatie with Wt~stin g ho usc Thermostat Drip proof spout , hP::~t rP<>l sran1 handle, L"L and CSA approved Brews 4 to 15 cups . Compare a1 $10 00 and more. PARTY -PERK LADIES' NEW REED CLOTHES FINE COTTON BASKETS BLOUSES $1.99 VALUES $1.00 VALUES $1.19 VALUES Sleeveless &: short sleeve Bright finish metal Jilin, ' c c styles. Fine quality easy to wash cotton fabrics in plain white and colou. All sizes 32 ('&ll .\' shut.s uH wheon coffee is brewl:!d and kel:'~ s 011 serving temperature. JOUr own homP n us }bir Drv- er II safe. 'impl•· and I foot flexible ho~P freedom of mO\'f'mf'nt effir~en't perm 1 t ~ os 8 7 QUART BLUE ENAMELED CANNERS Heavy blue f·n;nnelled cold park r a nnt>r~ With rack, holds seven qu a rt jar., Bur now at this dis~eount pnce ~ get ready for the ra nnm g sea son. $144 •• inches wide and to 38 . c VALUES TO $1.59 Full g;~llon size foam pic· nic jug• with plastic lin· lng and lid, pouring spout In lid. Keepo liquids hot or cold for houra . For The Whltney by Kimball · ' alford the - . oeloot ·o ploJII! by Kimball. Now you can enjoy tholuxu,y of owninr thio Muoie lov- who COD m01t 'l:reuurect. instrument of all, even on a budget that ''watch-. every dollar!' Come browae throqh our d-. .. play. You'D find juat thntyle and finlah you·~. ~"'l. for. The fine furniture otyliDJ or a KimiWI ~ ll r w.i8e iD.veatment lor all the yean ahead. ..'' . ; .• '' ' u.. ' Elberfelcll S.nolblo Credit Sorvl.. to Purch- A N- Kimball Plano. i Elberfelds In Pomeroy Inc:~ USE-D AUTOMOBILE • • - $1995 !I cyl. std. ahlft, 111 white Jlllnt. Sharp. Local owner, 24 month finance. 1960 M.G. A. Road$ter • • • • $1295 c $100•• $495 1960Rambler Super 4 Dr. • • - $1245 Fine,. eaq Care cotton tabrico ,in plain oolon. Buy aeyeraJ pal.rl. CHOICE pricu atart 118 low 118 4 Dr. 4 apeed, rodlo, whitt wallo. All white exterior. Local owner. Real abaip. 10 month llnanclnc. WeU made Jamaica 1horts in womenla 1ize1 10 to ta tea kettles, cake savers. Ev· ery one at a bie savings, PI AN O 1962 Chevrolet Corv.air 700 SHORTS Replace your old kitehen lluminum ware now . lneluded in this group values to $l.f)Y_ Covered cake and pie pans, dish pans, pail&, perco· Jators. sauce pan sets, 4 and 6 qt . sauce polll, whistlinl k1msan ----SPECIALS----."' LADIES' JAMAICA WARE Of course you can alford a new decorator designed _- Keith Goble Ford . (:o"'fNre At $1.00 ALUMINUM PICNIC JUGS m1de ,. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Allen 111111 Bill Burtob, Columbus; Mro. Dena latch of New Marabfield, Doro·ll Dalcls of Athena, Mr. aod E. w. Jones of Shade, Mr. · wltb ladder hook. ' '·Inch roller wllb ht•VJ pa4. PaJnl ,th~ quick, euy way. ea GALLON SIZE INSULATED RAVE GVESTI Mother'a dly IUtala of Mr. aod Mn. Kenneth Ruuell 10111 Karl 111111 Moz of RD 2, were Mr. IJld Mn, Thomas Chapman, Aleta &·Pan Sets Big size. Old fashioned reed clothes baskets that last for many years. You can't afford to be without one al this low price - Small Enough For Family $1 EVANS MARKET 7" PAINT l,lOLLIR Big Bushel Size Jdeatl~ suited for large partit's, clubs. c hurcht->~ . ho~pltals , and offices But s mall enoug h for family use . Automati- PLATED MIRROR Attain the profe sswn<-~1 toul'h in '" ENTERPRISE HOUSEHOLD Large Enough For ParliH ELECTRIC HAIR DRYERS OHIO-OP,~OSITE ea "LA BELLE" 44 CUP AUTOMATIC "LA BELLE" GIFT BOXED 300 WATT ER'S~ • FRIDAY 9 to 5 and SATURDAY 9 to 9 ' Daughters Of Ruth Class Met At Gloeckners Cool and comfortable llttlnl 72x108 SIZE FOR COUCHES $2.99 VALUE 33 $12.88 The Week-End. Dis~ount Value! Fine LADIES' FINE COTTON PRINT ·~ . · New tlrea, 6 lilted, dull earb1. low niileaee, one owner, extra clean, 1800 Serlll 'With tonneliuw eover 1nd conv. t<Op. All whitt painl. 1963 Fairlane 4 Dr. - - - - - - ~295 ' pr 8 ey1. Std. llblft. Beautiful baby blue. 13,000 mileo of new car warranty. 38 molllb !inancln1. 196Q Chevrolet Impala • • .. • •1945 Convertlblo. Aul....tte, radio, heattr, power oteerlnr. power braku. Red &Jib 'with REG. $3.00 MEN'S Summer·· Casuals . while top. TlaMI Men's heavy sole, clqth s to p casuclolaloxlOrdt, 7 to _. 10, spe purchue. These are rea:. wlllmi!Uic~te lnolde and out. . . , •. 19$8 Ford Fairlane 500 • • .• • • •Sf5 ·\; ILUI ONLY !10 VIctoria Iiudtop. 116dlo, heat«, aDd 0111. ·~Old . automatic. ljlue aod cold f~Pid., Vt.ry de~ ~ . • LOCUST ·& SYCAMORE ON ROUTE 7 , .. ea.oo value. S.ve now .at ~l. your Bonama Store. f . .._ ' .. '. ,,::' ,.- . I . ' • Middleport, P. . ' •. I ' ··~ '·· _, ..•. ,,, ......,. ' ,. (\,., =... ~ lliBis ~-s.::. lfrl. I YOU KNOW 'lie · - •l· tl •tellltet ., ' ' illceo II -IIIII')' t. 101den a ,..alrttl YelocltJ. • e . ent1ne • Dn,_, fo file,,.,.,..., ' . . . . OfT. . .. . . . , _ .4~ - ·,. 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