http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3a7142cd26debe22b79dba3688bb2b58.pdf 24786f591715d2afa40f3317b068a861 PDF Text Text • IS 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., Feb. t, III~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~::;~::..:~:: Mrs. Scally . I Abo t Mam Tells Pt'Olllftllm An mspu·mg program un the I ble helps people hve today, and Iand .. Amertca, the Beauhf'-11." IPomeroy' F'eb 18 from 10 am p yI In u Bible and !IS value to lll<lrl was tht> msplrauon to be gaml'd Mrs Kmght clost'd With a pray. to 2 30 am Women attending E' eop e In Water Bible's l'alue to Man Theme Nephew Dies From Injuries In Wreck and lwo children at their home JliOW YOtJ KNOW' WEATHER In PheniX Ctty, Ala. He wu the son or the Rev and Ml11. Clyde ., e IIIJ• lodey 1'1·72, Partly cloaoly. COoler toa1gbl ud .,._.,,. dut. Low toai&llt 3H2, ltip '1\Dnday U-41. Mr and Mrs. Carl Brannon Brannon ru Andalusta, Ala., forlearned of the delltb of mer residents of Marietta. and ki; nephew, Larry Brannon, the grandson of Mr. and Mrl. b Athens, TeM. He died as the Ralph BraMOD Funeral serv~ pre.sented by Mrs Man·m Dow from 1t and Mrs W111iam K , er taken from the Washmgton are to take a sack lunch with AI a recent County ciMilllcll result of a beacH>n crash or two ices were to be held Joday 18 son when the w s c: s or Heath Russell, who spoke on the mean wntmgs dessert and coff~ to be served PTA meeting Ml'l. Tom Scally senu-trucks near Athens. Phen11: Clty Ala. 1 Mrs Guy Shuler spiritual m the pansh house Those planMr and Mrs Frank Amo!l presented informahon on He is survived by his wife • Methodist Chllrrh met Monday mg ol the Bible m her life She evemng at the ehurch M r s quotf'd fa"or1te ~enptu res cluld 11fe d1aJrman, had p1 epo• tti nmg to attend are to noufy Mrs J Jr and Mr and .Mu Robert program or water safety James l'nswell vue presldt~n l tlood remembranr06 and listt'd the worship center reaturmg Entsmmger. 1 Rogers of Detroit Mich were I children and adults of the coun· presided m the ahs!'nte ot lht> l the Blbl£' as a <iplntual a1d. a a sold1er s grave Sites w!lh rows Mrs Shuler announced that weekend guests of thetr parents, ty Mrs Scally adviSed that lhe ELBERFELD$ HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT a picture or Mr and Mrs Frank Amos Sr , 1 being planned m presiden t Mrs Gllnn Lamb~;~ rt 1 suu1ce ot v.1sdom power and of wh1te crosses, Mrs. ~wson uSt'd as the stu love. Lmco ln , and the t>ternal flam~ prayer partners had been as- Rock Springs Road surv(' under the s(>ons•r- 11 ON THE hi FLOOR IS HEADQUARTERS dy topic, Hearmg God Speak ' Th~;~ rneet1ng was opened w1th burnmg A copy of ' Unde s1gned and asked members to Mrs Wilham FIISher _and aon, :unyf ~ Meigs CoWlty Red Through the Bible m v.htch [ a ptano prt'lude by Mrs.,. C M Toms Cabm ," and hghted can contact thelr partner The meet- Billy re~urned to thetr home, cr:ss Cha~er and the Mason FOR JOHNSONS FLOOR CARE PRODUCTS, abe de sc nbed tht' ftrst wrnmgs Hennt>sv The Rev M E [.)()v. dies sigmfymg Chnst complet mg was closed with prayer by Belpre Sunday, after spendmg County Red Cross. of the scnpturE"s and the dlfft>r· son spoke on the quadrf'nm al ed the settmg Mrs Dowson Mrs Dowson I a week with her parents, Mr. ThiS ls only one of the many ROOM DEODORIZERS, SHOE POLISHES and enl language ~ ust'd 10 the t>arly , emphast<;.. · One W1tnes~ m had on dtsplay several kmds and Mrs Sam . Arnold. TheY Bcttvttles promoted through the centunt's Sht> dt>scnb~>d 1t a~ One Wnrld · and the posslbl11!v ol Hibles m different languAges, The valentme theme was car- were accompaflled home by Mr Red Cross fund drJVes and proINSECTICIDES. a . umque book" but one that lot orgamzmg a study penod such a" Hebrew and the K1ng ned out m the refreshments and Fisher who spent the weeke.REi 'd luable service UJ the 8 I table decorations wh~t·h featur- here. . :~f;~ ~a ~lfare of youth and 15 as usPful m toda v's modern wtlh members of the chu1 ch on .James wol ld and Its problems 10 hu- this toprc The grour, voted to Mtss Bess Sanborn announc· ed a large valentme depwtmg Roland Fisher spent the week- adult~ In awimnung P"JgramiS•II from Johnson's Wax man relatiOnship<;. as ,1 v.as m l mv 1te Rev oo .... son to p!Of't't>d ed that women of the Afternoon a Wishmg well flanked w1th red end w1th hts parents, Mr and The Red Cross Chapter and the early days of mHII C~rcle would meet at the church j tapers, prepared by Mrs. C E Mrs. Mason Ftsher and lam· the Pome .. Middleport RoDRIES CLEAR AS GlASS .•. NEVER YEllOWS 1.,., 1th the study plans 1 Mr :; Dov.son was assist ed 111 A med tat 10n on Washmgton l saturday, Feb 13 to prepare Young A11 arrangement of red lly ta Clubro.ire planrung to or· PI est"ntlng by Mrs Fou est and Lmcoln famous men ot h!S·I valent me boxes for shut · ms. roses was used on the plano Mrs. Mason Fisher and dau- d ry Jasti tches for awards Baehtt'l o,~ho 'i pOk l on Ihe B1ble tory, was g1vPn by Mrs . Earl l Women are asked to contnb- The dessert course was served ghters, Carla and Barbara spent ~~S:nted C those completing hent age g1ven 10 her 1n her Kmghl m the devotwns Mrs I ute cook1es and candtes. Mrs by the hostesses, Mrs Everett Sunday afternoon wtth her par· P . •a Mr Dave t Mr and Mr s 0 rr is Harrl! •· youth lrv ht'l parents and fam - Heruwsv played a med Iey oI 1 Oavtd Entsmmger read an m· Da\its, Mrs Car I Ma Itox, Mrs ens, , · water Hind reqwremen~. is act' .,...,halrntanll 85 lly atmosphel ~ Mrs Emerson patJ •olic numbers mcludmg, : v•tatJon to attend a m~tmg at C E. Young and Mrs J o h n Mr. and Mrs Paul F 1 s her h YM assisting Jonli's. speakmg on how the 81- Amenra .'' "Battle Hymn,'' the Grace Eptscopal Church m Zerkle have returned to their home , w~th lh "· ~ t~e . -- -- Mmersvtlle, from Huntmgton, Wit e P1ana o Pomeroy at y '1be foooll• .ll'lf!l .... <overed tivOli m!Uita yrwn ago 1nd .,e of •dntplt z.• en tine pfllllls llmllar ,. w aJau aJHI • - (I. .. Dnofftl To The hatereall Of Th. llleira·lllcuon ,.,.. VOL XVI NO. 254 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FIVE CENTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l 0, 1965 ° I 8 .,.,.. ,~-- Attacks, Ambushes Along at ~ 25 Mile Front Coordinated new I ,:S :n . I ""'···"·~ SAIGON (UP!) - A series of Communist attacks and ambushes over a 25·mile front bas dealt government troops their worst disaster of the war, a U .S. military In spokesman said today. He put government losses at m01 e than 300 dead, wounded or missing. the The senes of coordinated Communist attacks and am· ~ bushes began at 4 a.m. Mo"day in Binh Dinh Provmce ~ 300 miles north of Saigon. The U S, military spokesman • dtsclosed the scope of the government defeat after 48 hours of offtctal silence. BONN - WEST GERMAN Ths attacks coincided with a new outbreak of fight· ber keepers have hegun sell· ing 30 miles east of Saigon. In that action four Amerilng rell yourself tf you're get· can helicopters were shot down, an American was killed ling drunk balloons. and nine v•ere wounded, including the son of the deputy The balloons change color commander of U S. forces m South VietNam. acoording to the amount of al· Another American died of - -- - - ' cobol on the breath or tile per- wounds suffered when h1s ob- Seasoned American military son blowing them up. The man servat10n plane was h1t by observers commented that 1t who put the balloons on the CommuniSt groundhre m a bat· probably was the most sophtsmarket, m department stores tle area 200 miles northwest of t•<ated mtlltary action ever unas well as bars , sa1d that With- Saigon dertaken by the Communists. m a week he had calls for 1 6 Prevtously the worst govern· The spokesman said the guernllllion of tile gadgets. ment defeat reported was at rlllas were hobvJously preparBmg G1a, about 50 miles south- ed to slug it out 1n the open'' NEW YORK - NAVY SONAR east of S8lgon. last month The stepped up military opand underwater grappling equipThe first Communist attacks erations followed U S retahamF.:nt attempt today to locate in the Binh Dmh area were tory a1r raids agamst Commu· the sunken fuselage of the East- launched sunultaneously a. mst North Nam and a warnmg ern Alt Lmes plane which gamst two compames of gov- to the Reds the act•on could crashed off Jones Beach Mon- ernment soldiers which were spread to all battlefields. day mght with 84 persons qmckly overrun A third comIn the fighting 30 miles west aboard. pany of government troops of Saigon the 20 Amencan casAll of the 79 passenger!\ and rushmg to their ass1stance was sualties were suffered when five cr ewlost their hves when badly battered but saved by guerrilla forces shot .-!own five crew lost their lives wheo fighter all'craft from bcmg four U S 11elicpopters flymg the ocean from 3,700 feet altJ· overrun Vietnamese paratroopers mto tude shortly after takeoft from Yet another armored battal- battle. h.ennedy International Airport ion was caught In a tbree-sklThe death of a crewman wos Tuesday . Today it and exploded on Impact wtth ed ambush whirb left .. very reported h f d few survivors," the spokeswas dtsclosed the wounded mt e water. Portions o tO bo 1es ld were recovered by this morn- I man sa . , eluded Capt. Thomas E. Throcktng and the rest of the VlCtJms 1 Before. the f1ghtmg ended the morton of Springfield, Va H1s were beheved trapped in the Commumsts had smashed the father is Lt. Gen. John Throckwreckage 65 feet below the OC· equiv~hmt of two government !"Dorton, the second h~ghest rank· ean's surface. Janeeb E Hala- battahons. A mg U S. Army officer m this SOPHISTIC TED AcrJON oountry. by, chief of the federal AVI3· tion Agency, headed a team of 60 investigntors - only the second time Halaby has ever 1 vtslted an air erash srent , Cynthia Hindy Guest of Honor upon Birthday w GLO COAT JOHNSON$ BEAUTIFLOR II Enterprise G YOUth rOUP Plans Party JOHNSON$ PLEDGE Fourth Quarterly Conference is Held at United Methodist Church 89c Hospital News SOCIAL CALENDAR I 1 $1· ) ' I) i 1I Sr.: ' MEIGS THEATRE \ ) ' 1 1 wm: ----•,.-,,·--···•---~~~~-·--·MIIl-CMI...;......,!"'"., l • ... - · Tvpe Sch I Fl d OII- I Chances • Current Runoff I I I t I Sh" Ii-I I ri, I I I Tour pjanned To Homes of I Steer Projects ;e: I Storms Whip Over ({t Stales a~d an: tr' · ° ~':!al~J :~=~~i:~:~~~re~ Ap•na l h • B •tt { M ac za l 0 ove r A nother St t nassage ep 0 ° "'"'' 10.1~ 1 I M.,. Rax· KARl & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, 'POMEROY, OHIO . , _ Brinker lila bta GaDCtltd. o· 0 n vocatJona . 1 111 •, .., I '!'be Rock Sprillp I the two types Oklahoma Cilv l.,_(ler hli'comJng alarmed at : their 'widospread m"u•e. He I found plenty of surpnses I ThE' doctor sa•d he took over the 12-month-long mvestlgat!On market ' blaC'k of drugs m '"'!r"::'" m: ........ -~-­ . o1 Wawr 1\elour- Talks caIIed ithe ',\;nner" 'Our proJectioml show that , Walter J Burke, cand •dat e for serretarv·treasurer, ami Joseph MARTIN I.IJTIIF.R KING .IR. ' p Mol~m. candidate for vice was scheduled lo hold a stratThe Racine High School Alumni Association todav , president have been elected egy meetmg wuh Negro lead- announced It will lead a book drive Jn Southerh Loc::iJ I W Abo•! has a commandmg ers in Selma, Ala. today re· School Disti'JCt during the next four weekR. ' JUDY SAYRE 00 lead .and IS probably the WlP.. garding a new voter reg1stra· Books collected from the canvass of communities In I Judy Sayre llas been na~"' h•mt:el~~: t~e~e~J~m~~~ ·caaf~e~t~ ' ner .• he said . bon driVe th d ' t . I 'II b I d t h I ff' 1 b ed Southern Htgb Schools Posl':abJhtv of a two • cotrnry ! den ' " In order to wm McDonald e IS rtc wt e urne over o sc 00 o ma s to e , 111fii Belly C k H k . pnvale detective lur•d to do 1 ' King new to Washmgton and plared in the Southern High School library. roc er omema • distnct operatmg a vocatiOnal I must carry the remammg vote ruet with President Johnson Alumm AssociatiOn Presi· er of Tomorrow. She It the I ISCOUD 00 tra•nmg school Will be survey· I the JOb dlsappearPd bv 58 per cent and we thmk Tuesday night. He said Johnson dent Gary Gtbbs , while urgmg unce notification of havmg daughter ol Mr. and Mn. t>d Feb 25 m Gallipolis I r.nrfith said the first fltne hfl , !his JS virtually imp:>ssible '' reiterated l.is "belief tn achiev- a good response to the dr1ve, books to donate can ~all WY 2· vt-r Sayre, Route J Portland. Cit S t f contacted a peddler the bootleg A McDonald sJ)Okesman soid 1 lng the objective'' of the nght said, " we feel that a bigger va- 2455 WI 9-2794 or at the high Mrs. Jean Hamm, Home Ec· ID ' r:alllpoll~ y up . (l dealer askf'd ''how do I know Germano's clann was "extreme.. ' . Schools Albert Durose sa1d to- you're a stnp' d doctor and not 1" premature" of Amencan citizens to vote riety of good books 10 the Sou- school onom1cs Ad Visor, a d m 1n1s·ter-1 and that the admm.Jstration lhern HJgh School l.jprary Will ! Any~ne Willing to participate ~d the written exam to senI day hte !has mvtfted Mscdhdoolel ad,· I a smart FBI agPnt?" I A McDonald spokesman sa u! 0 1 would support the " broade t · 1 I 1or girls Deumber J and muus ra ors te d por , f h t possible. regJstratiOP of vote:s ' ~~~d~~o;;:e t~~ ~~~!~~ts" a in the canvass should contact Judy acored hllbe§t. as I Pomeroy' and of the ('Ounty sy"The only proof he would ac- ! c~~~ toc:~e:e~~eon a r~~si.b: throu~hout the country . One The SouU:m High Sc~l Linda F. Beegle, secretary • now eligible for state and na· Officials at the Appl~ Grov.:- stem to explore the problems cept was the wot d of a local trend late Tuesday mght o Kmg's top aides, the Rev . brary presently has about 2,500 I ~~=~l:':e~:f ~~:e ~~~m ~~s~ tiona! bonors. Judy has bt-en ' locks and dam saJd this morn-• and opportumtJes m that field policeman, so 1 got one to as~ . It IS too early to make a Fred L Shuttlesworth, told a bo on Its shelves Executive noon each Saturda a~ a member of the F.H.A. fur lmg the Ohw River IS rJSln?. at The meetmg wt\1 be held at sure the dealer I was mdeed statement on the basis of mcon· con- four ye~s, and has received I t~~ rate of two-tenths a floot a~ Mr. Durose s offrce m Galha doctor,' Gnfflth saJd elusive figures," he said. Abel rally of 400 Negroes on Tues- H~d Charles Hay~an noted ttnue through 5 p Book f h'ldre h ber Jun1or Delf'ee, Cbapte-r h ur They added no f1 >Oil lSI Academy Mr Dav1s of the Al1 Society ClassH was not available for commenL day n1ght at Selma that Slmul- recently that the state reqwres 1 s or CJ n tat are De d s 1 De- · expected t&heous d emonstrations wou ld the school to have 5,000. collected will be gee an ta e g....e 10 ,. · . State Department of Educatton Through the contacts he bt. held tn five Alabama cities The drive will begin t h t s 1to the elementar !~ne~ over homemaking, , 1he river was rismg the w11l answer questions. made 10 the 11legal market 00 and towns. including Birmmg- commg Saturday. Feb 13, m y c s. Ir<lle of two-tenths of a foot Pf"r I h I GnftJth sa Jd he found that the ltam. on Monday Racine. The remainder of the PTA TO MEET hour as far up as Lock J7 At I Vocational trmmng sc oo s demand for the drugs runs schedule is Feb 2il in Dorcas, The Racine Jumor High Lock 16, II has slacked off to are hemg made eligible fo~:ed· through all classes of society. MOSCOW - SOVJt;T PR& Great Bend and Portland ; Feb PTA Will meet Thursday at tllc •15 per ~ur. . eral and state fun~~fle A fe;~ l Clients range from prostitutes mu~r Alexei N. Kosygin today 27 in Syracuse and Minersville Jumor High school at 7 30 p There IS no Ice tn the OhiO School dJstrtct qua J d who "take three or four a day m Mrs. Mason Fisher J, pro· RIVer ~ut II stlll IS commg such aid only this week. to help them m their busmess'' concluded hls visit to Commu- and March 6 in Letart Falls, mst N~rth Viet Nam and be- Antiquity and Apple Grove. gram chairman. Refresnm~:"nts from tributaries. to oollege students who may gan his Journey home carrying Alumni Association officials will be served Everyone IS urg· Jt was m early ~arch of Melgs General Hospital use one or two to stay awake a new agreement to bolster Ha- said the drtve will he a door· NEW YORK (UPII _ N tr ed 10 attend. 1964 !hal the Ohto RIVer began durmg exams A tour of the places of th ten nOJ's defense potential. HIs :to-door effort, but asked that Dame University's legal to~c:l nsmg and eventually flooaed A Nice, Racine: WJlltam Steven- "On one college campus. a boys and girlS With steer feedClrst stop was Peking. anyone wishing to give ad· dowo In gettmg a ban on MEET AT MAR11N crest of 52.8 feet was ~cordE'd l son Middleport E R. Hollon, male student made $200 durmg mg proJects will be taken SatMeanwhile the Soviet Comscreening of the movie ''John The Middleport Pomeroy m Pomeroy Ml~ersville ' exam week selhng the pills to urday morning, February 13tb. tConhnuec. On P•g< 51 Goldfarb, Please Come Hr..ne" Rotary club will meet this LOCAL TEMPS DISCHARGES - RIChard Oil· his classmates who needed to Any•ne Interested ~ was nullified Tuesday by a Frklay at the Martin restaur- The temperature m Pomeroy's er, Middleport. Otllon T,1o,;lor stay awake to study for !h st:rs 00 f~ 15 Vl:m 10 panel of apellate court ref- ant mstead of at the r~-'ular l busmess district at 11 ·15 a m.: Portland; George McDaniel. exams." GnHith said "He got 1 ~ ~upis lerees. meeting place, according tCJ today was 49 degrees, wtth Cheshire, Charles Klem, P.Jm- the prescription from ~~.s 1 8 ~ :Cm _ e Lea:: ~ : FIVe judges of the ppellate Richard Rosenbaum, prestdent showers. eroy 1mother. A doctor had legJti- E t . · · ff' } 1 . division of the State S\lpre-me · mately prescribed them to help "x ens10n Jce. . A vast storm affectmg 40 1Court unanimously ruled that 1 her lose weight." 1 9 00 James Meredith. statea from Nevada 10 the At-mole fans 1 ee nrtled In 1 9 20 Gary Michael. Roger !antic Coast today churned up I v r I 9 45 Charles and )0 a combination of fog freeztng watch Imaginary Nul« Dam ~~"""' 00"""""""'''*"' " '"" I Stearns 1 ram, heavy snow, severe Middleport seniors and [ Vtcki Lynn Carr. High .school sludonts, teach- l lllunderstorm&, the UP! report- &trls before losing • r•me their mothers hope flo 10 45 Byron liDd Julia Me ers, other Interested adults, and ed loan Arab team • make a large part of thetr Coy. all Rto Grande College flight The snow paralyzed highway Notre Dame ~ured an in.. £'I senior trip flnanres at the II ·15 Robert Brown. and day students are Invited to travel through the central and jjunctioo against showmg lh• l Llnwln Day dinner being 12:00 li:dwln Cl'os& have their reading speed and southern Roe~les and across 20th Century Fox film btlled 88 held Thursday evening 12:45 Harry Slawter. comprehensmn le!!led at R I 0 the Mldwell from northern lampoon bp arguing thai the WASHINGTON (UPJ)-House Jones said that committee lily hefore a Senate )udiclllry from 5 to 7 p.m. In the Plans for . the s:teer feeding Grande College 011 Wednesday, K•n .., to Minnesota and north· movie inv~ded the South !lend, commlltee approval of Pres> Democrats had paved the way subcommtltee In support of the Middleport High Srbool project, exlnbtl and oale at the Feb. 17. , weat ,Wlso-. Ind. university's property dent Johnson's 11.1 A~IJ'llllChla for approval Tuesday by rejeCt- adminiStration's plan to revamp eafeterla. Metga County Fair heeo The tests will be administer- A ~ part¥ lracked, rlghto by using Hs name Wtlh· development proaram was ••· lng a series of changes pro- Immigration laWll. Given top The ehleken dinner will worked out by the co ttee, ed tree ,..ter the direction ol through de~-~ near Lara- out permisSion and boldl•& the peeled today, moving the Great poaed by Republicans during a priority by PreSident Johnson. also be available for B~lt~ ~ SSte= 0Y Dr. John P. Schoef•r, Dean of mle, Wyo., '""""y ·~ In an untve1'8tly up to ridicule. Soci•ty measure a stop closer closed session the legislation would do away ry-out and deliveries to ac . ' · · lh• Colleg•, and Dr. Carl . L. .U.Ii1Pf. lo llnil the pilot of a lo the noor. Part of Johnson's overall with the present national Ort· shut-Ins. ael and Joe _LimiJli. Wilson, ch~ of the lltvl- lilbl ptan. !'llk!b "'•bed In I -. Rep. Rohert E. Jones Jr., II- campaign agamst poverty, tho gins quota system. "''"-"""''._-~""'ra.:, gala IIIJil ot Hllmllnltleo ol the col· deserled ' 8l'ftl:, ~ said Two Fines Levied Ala., head of a special oubcom· bill would provide development · ' part. progr w welgl>o feee. .: It ap~Uy ,.,.a~ when Ice ' -; mittee which readied the mess· programs for sections 0 ( 11 Baker; CliU'man C. Everett Meeting Cancelled ed m at tbe Sagar Run Mill 1'be testing will he conduct- formed Oil ~ :t:r~.. ,'liwti ~· were levied Tues- ure for consideratton 11r the states. 11 would concentrate Oil Jordan, II-N.C., of the Senate A meeting scheduled for scalea on January 2, !!MIG. ed at I special convocation, • J.~ liMY nliM by Pomeroy i't.llyor Public works COilllrultee, said highway development and cot> Rules Committee scheduled a Tueadap nigh! at the Pomeroy . btlc! II II a.m. In the college's V.,.~ . , 1 ~hiJ. Char~<!~ LeJar, be was "quite sure" of approv- servatlon, education and health cJ<ISed session 1o decide what Towo Hall in connection with Go to Nye Av CommuDity Hall, and at I, 2, ADMISSIONS - ltiJbilr JoilpJI Hood, Mlne1'8vllle. and II today. projects to counter th• ...,. que~tions to illll to former plans being launcbed lor tbe The Pomeroy emergency unll Mel l .p.m. In rOODlll to be an- Donald, Choster; Mn. • Jobit V111 Meter, Syra~use ' were · A HOuse vote, wHb ' passage nomic blight plaguiJli the ,.. White House aide Walter w. town's 125tb aoniverNlry was anowered 1 call at 11:01 p. 01. lltMlneetllater. 1'be testa wlll be mond McClellan, Lanpvllle. ' lllled 15 al)d Clllls after !ll<ad· vlrtuilly assured, II 'exj;ected Jlon. JeiOOna iD the Bobby Baker 11> concelled, Mayor Cheri•• I.e- Tuesday to tbe , re•lden<... tl ~reel by • ~- , DISCI!.\IW~ :il~ ll!!!!ii ' to dtarlroo of laiUDf b)' tho epd Of the mtintll. Tho 1 Other congressional 110wil: vest1gat1011. _The queatioM will gat aald today. The mcclill8 i Mr . llld Mrs. ~ on N,.. live f/1 tbt Rudlutl ~lloiy, Djlkes, Rutland; J~f . - ~·· 10 ~ , within aa Usured c!Oarlprocram already ha Jmmtpaflon: Ally. Gen. !ft. be Rflt to Jijnkiu, wbo Is UQo ezpected to he re-scheduled Af WileR iii"IDiiUi WU""""' able,, The edJtonal appeared amJd the th1rd day of anh·Amencan I demonstrations '" Pekmg, The i New Chma News Agency Satd more than I 5 million Chinese I took part m tOOa\i 's protest agamM the u s retallatmy air raids on North Viet Nam ~ •&r· tt"7 Prj • .Rocl•t"ira Action! •as ~ D LDBM D B~l ... '-----------------limen! 2-\ ha.:U li"'!lllOilr:l King Builders Supply Co. I I o I 1 • Make Lucrative • CoIIegians BUSID • ess seII'Ill pep p•11 I s - - I Raci.ne Alumni· Head Dri've For School Library Books Tests to Show Reading Skill At R. Grande 1 . 1 1 I Court Voi'ds N-D Legal TD I ,, FIVE DA 'I' FORECAST Temperatures to 0hJ9 will average from i ~ 7 degrees above normal Thursday morn· ar 1 ,""""""""""":::::=:::i:ii:::::.:.;' McDonald Maintaining Big Locals Will Pull Him Through to Victory bel PI'ITSBURGH (UPII - 1 W. compi led hy UP! showed A ing througb Mooday Nl8b&, Abel , showmg surpr1s1ng vote- I w1th 154.,305 votes to 129,455 for llepresentative normals are j Cleveland 35-1! Columbus :J9.. gettmg power, edged mto a McDonald. %2 and Cinclnn~ti 4:1·2& A lit- lead over mcumbenl David J .l Both candidates operated TOKYO (UPil - Commumst Tb d ·. b U McDonald todav m a see .. saw the1r own tabulation centers tie cooler urs ay w1t t· bel, h d te Chma said today 1t IS prepared 1 d • ~ b n b election fight for presidency of but A s ea quar rs were 1 . U t e ay·t~ay c a ge m t e t h d lo th UPI t Io carry any Asian war WI 1 'nd f th od P the United Steelworkers Umon sw1 c e e re urns the United States "to the very re".'a 1 er 0 . e pen r~ tUSWl late Tuesday mght. McDonald'l ."Peking charges that US. clp•tation will averagehneur Wtlh 2078 of the unum's 3· headquarters gave Abel 92,and lj owers nc ld 127 1 attacks on North V1et Nam one . inch mPlted . locals' m the Umted States' 248 voles and MO.:LIUna ,~ 1203 ~ Iocou ld lead to such a confhct ~ill be d8ll). and Canada reportmg m Tues 1 742 on returns fr om 1, ,;;roll' Commumst Chinas latest I • ~ day ·s election, unofflcml figures 1 rals propaganda broadside was The lead had changed hands -., launched as Sov1et Prem1er several t 1mefl durmg the mght m1 bef•Jre Abel s wung mto " ' btgAlexei N. Kosygm amved Pekmg en route back to Mos. gest maJonl} held by e1ther cow at the end o1 a four-day candtdate At one stage, MeVISit lo North Vtel Nam jJ' Donald had led by ~.000 voles, The belhgerent statement ~ . . hi!i biggest margm was published m the form of an WASHINGTON fUP]) An Oklahoma psychtalnsl Botb Forecast Victory McDonald. 63. the suave. editonal m the Pekmg Peoples 1has unfolderl a tale o( college students who earn $200 l Daily, the official newspape1 of a week selhng •·p~p p11ls" to their classmates, and Silver-hmred leader of the USW tht: Communist reJ<:tme. 1t was peddlers who eheck with pollee to make sure prospec· smce 1952. had predicted tsrbroadcast by the New Chma tive clients a1 e not federal agents j11er that he would wm by News Ag.,cy ' Dr . John B Gnfftth. head of the Oklahoma Mental to 3· i, Ahel 57, the craggy "We mean what we say," U1e Health Planning Committee, told hts story Tuesday be fared Welshman who has been ., 1 editorial said "lf US tmpen- fore the House Commerce Commttlee, whtch IS c?nsld· th~ USW's secretary-treasurer ahsm 1s bent on spreadtng the enng leg1slatwn to stem Illegal sales of prescnptton for 12 years, had forecast vicwar flames and 1mposmg war drugs. __ _ tory bv 200.000 votes over hJs or us, then we shall have no The measure would t1ghten former close fnend alternative but to go along w1th federal controls over ' pep hair of the nme billion amphe- 'f'he rna ontv of the returns Jt to the very end pills," which are stimu lant am tammes and barbllurates made were fromJ ': l m~ll local<~ The re, Jn that event, the whole or phetamme drugs and over 1 each year are sold on the boot su lls, from the big ioca 1 ~ were Southeast Asta, the whole of ·goo! balls." wh1ch are depres leg market Enforcement ag~~ not Pxpected until later today. Asm would be aflame w1th the sant barbiturates. ctes say the trade Js so prn ~ Abel headquart(' ~ 18 Chicago revolutionary hre m which you l Mb able It has attraf'ted orgamze claJmed \'tclory ,f'ph Ger. Attru('ts o ste"' mobsters Il he Ume t d States) WI II be so l d Dr Ad · 1 rr:ano d•rector of lk;;tnct 31 in I.J t d h h The Food an ug mm s- 1 • . urn to e ..t 1 at not even trauon (FDA) estlmates that Gnffifh told the comn11ttee ChtcRgo and an tiVId Abel supyour ashes would be trace' he began to mvestlgate the porter sa 1d Abel '·ts ]Jrobably I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY i ,..,d I CREAM POLISH I CHARLENE PIGO'IT Is Miss Charlene PigoU Eastern's 1965 Hetty Crock"r Homemaker of Tomorrow, Sbe scored higbe~t In a wrHten homemaking ehlllinatioa tak· en by senior girls Dec. I, and it oow eUgible for stale national honors. Miss Pigott plans to use her homemaking ~xperlence in her future life as a bomemaker at bome. Miss Piggott lives at Lour. Bottom, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pigott. 1 taf ,~ China Vows Battle to Bitter End WORLD Va where he has been em· tee ployed MISS Susan Andr.. spent HARD GLOSS the weekend m Athens with her SISler and brother-in-law, Mr Cynthia Hmdy , daughter of and Mrs Jenrungs Wayland and Mr. and Mrs Davd Hmdy, was son guest of honor at 8 delayed Mr and Mrs. Pat Quinn and Largo Slzo 89c-Gianl Size $1.49 birthday par1y held durmg the famtly of Co lumbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. Gallon• $2.98 mornmg k mdergarten c1ass Mrs. Della Carnahan has Mrs Karl Grueser a n d and Thursday, fo'eb 4 Her b1rthturned to her home m Rut'VI-us ll I dav date was January 24 hut sons aner recuperatmg from ma1iorll she was dl With chicken pox at Mtss Lena Grueser was the surgery at the home of the ttme j Sunday guest of her aunt and daughter, Mrs Kathy Ellis Cynthia chose a~ her helpers, uncle, Mr. and Mrs Harry KelB· Galhpohs for the past month. Lorge alze $1.19, giant size $1.59 Kellv Burdette. (~athy Mf'adows, I er, Mmersvdle. . Ron Hanning has returned Ltsa - Harold, Suzy Samuels, KaElmer Burton and children, Ohio University after SJl<mdlin!l II thy Coleman and Becky Fultz I Millie and Bob of Columbus, the semester break with S:<>ated at the h1rthday table VISited Saturday afternoo~ with parents, Mr. and Mrs Wilbur " 'ere Becky Fultz, MJ('hael Hin- hts sister and b.rother-m·l:'!w. , b h n. "' d M C1 1ff0 rd Le 1fh t Hanning. His twm rot er, Ll'un dy , .a guest, Cathy Me:~dows, Mr an rs. eJ Hanmng, has enrolled at Mar~ Boggs and Kell} Burdett. and son. Roger. Grande College for the seo:ond Other classmates at the par· semester. Mr and Mrs. Dom lannarelly mrluded Jeffry Beaver, TOny Burkett, Mark Gtlkey, San1. and children, Mark and Ltn· dra Ltltlr, Bobby McClure, Dsda, of Wooster, Ohio, were vid Mills, Carl and Carla Meyweekend guests of their i!On and ers, Dick Owen, Robby Powers, family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom lanTimmy Smtth, Suste Smith. The monthly busmess mt!etlng nerelh and son, David . \;outhf~l t'lt-,~anre is _the keynote of these custom sizt- dPslgns by Arlane Mlreau for Youn Timmy Thomas, Stanley Star- of the Youth Fellowship of the Dennis Saelens, Rio Grande \ it.•\\ po1nt. Lmf'd, prmeess dress (left) in willow green textured silk has rolled collar ling and Howard Lee West. Enterprise EUB Church student, spent the weekend an~l button _dt>t<ul and lht: new above-the-elbow sleeve. Arnel and linen , nubby-text~red w1th his parents, Mr and Mrs. The chtldren receiVed favors held Sunday evening m ~rut thr<'l'·Jll('rc_or le_f'ntt•r_) 1s In pal(' blue. edged In whitt". Reigf" t\\o-piece ensemble (right) of mm1ature nursery rhyme church soclal room. Adolph Saelens Ill tt•xturrd pur4:' s1lk will tit mto any slut or the HOcial caleudar. Jacket is li&htly frolllt Mrs. Arthur Stuart of Charbooks balloons and bubble Bonme Smith, president, was htlcd and straight in back. gum. Ice cream and pink cup- in charge of the meeting, leston, W. Va. has been called cakes were served by Mrs. Hin- Opelled WJth the smging here due to the serious illness dy ass1sted by the teacher, hymns Sharon D1ll was the of her brother, Mr. Homer 39 1 ez. 14 ... Mrs Pearl Reynolds. Mrs. Cas- leader for the program topic, Cook, who is a patient at Vetsam Hmdy, Cynthia's grandmo- ''Interdenominational Youth erans Memorial Hospital. She The fourth quarterly conrer R<1rm1z, Mrs. Eugene Bn ant. lher, was also a guest at the Sunday.'' The group also dis· wa.:. accompanied here by her 1cussed whether SCience could daughter and son-in-law, Mr Pnre was held al the Umted Buker Corrinn, Clmrlt>~ part; . JOHNSONS fool lh rldist church Sunday u/ h!J P £·rsmger, Mrs Robert Warner, F.ntered Hospital create a human Scripture read- and: Mr•. Charles Pelze11. She noon Mr,; W•llt s McMurra;, Mrs Among those who lng by Jane Evans and prayer wUl be tbe houserKUest of Mrs Hev C Mrlvm Alktre, pas fi:\erelt Thomas, Hoy Traey. Hol:.:er hospital m the , by Mrs. Don Hunnel ooncluded C. M. HenMsy. tm of the churth opened 'Allh Sr Denzel Coeglem, Harry PI hours Wf:'re Ernest C the program. Pvt. Bill Neutzling returned PINTS 69c devo twns and fit' v StanJty Hf Sm11h J\.11 s Gertrude MJtCJl Fourth Ave, Oza M. Dur1ng the busmess session Sunday to Ft. Meade, Md. afMcGJihard, supenn tende nt o ell M1ss Luc1 et1a Genhe1mer son, 1495 Eastern Ave the mmutes of the last meeting ter spending the weekend with Portsmouth D1stnct Methodp;t Ralph Moore, :'vln. Dw1ght Park G Johnson, Lower Riv~r were read, roll call was taken his parents, Mr. and Mra. Theo churches, presided at the bus1- er, John Werry, Mrs Roy 11cu Mrs Michael E ElliOtt Rt FEB. t by Mike Bentz, and the report Neutzling and family . ness sessiOn and condurtf'd Lht ter, Frank Vaughan, Mrs. Jed CallJpohs, Denms Juni~r The WSCS of the Rock of the treasurer given Mar-Don1 Forget! Elberfeld• February electlon of church officials. I Webs!er Sr Homer Collpf'l rm. Eureka Star Rt Sprmgs Methodist church will jorie Bentz. The next NAMES ADDED Furnituro Sola On Tho 2nd and 3rd Floon Votmg officials of the church Robert B Moms and Clar~nce J Boggs Rt. 1 Bld~ell meet at the church Tuesday at meeting will be held Addlllonal contributors to the official board are, Theo Omi•h , StrublE'. elective steward •. Mr~ l ie~ o Sw,ck, 'Rt 1 ' 1·30 pm. Monday, March 8. It wu of DilllE!!l lund In olude Mrs. Glen Dill, Manmng Web I William Swatzel, M1ss Gr'l.ce 1Mrs. Stanley T. Watt~ The Middleport Business and decided not to have a Dr. and Mrs. J H. Donovan 15, Iter, Ciuu:les R. K_a rr S~. C Campbe ll, and ~rs. Allen E1ch· :cny, F'rank Gardner, fit 2, ?t. Professional Women 's Club tine party. The meeting closed Schaefer $0, Edison F. Tompkins, KerJrut \\alton. mgli'r, rommunwn stewards Pleasant Darrel) R Robt:rts Will meet at Martin restaw-ant with the Youth Fellowship benstetler 15 and Lydia Ehersbach Mrs. Joba Werry, ~oy Reutet 1Mrs Antone Lucke, ref'ordmg Henders~n. Mrs Mc.Kinley !VI: Feb. 9th at 6 30 for edlcbon. 110. and Mfs. Gerald \\Jldermulh. s1eward. Mrs Harry P Sm1th. McDade Rt 2 Leon W Va dmner, by a meeting Attending were Mike, Junior, trusteeflt Arthur Hoytt, Miss d1slnct steward, M1ss ~el!e c:awson' Ro~sh· Rt Letart' at the Electric company. with Brenda and Marjorie Bentz, Lydia Ebersbacth, Mrs. Hayman Bmg, hospitals and homes stew •W va, Golden' Creme~ns, guest Jim Soulsby from the Linda and Sharon Dill, Judy, ;f;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I ard Leo Clow, church l<~y lt•ad· Buffalo, w va, Mrs. Al!::::: rl Pomeroy Emergency squad Bonnie and Marie Sm1th, Mary er and also church schoJI super I Roush, 249 N. Third Ave., Mid- Jvmg a demonstration of their carleton, Dick Folmer, Ski mtPndent. Len Vaugha[l, ass1st ld 1eport, Paul M. Parsons. Ht 2, Heart Reactor. Civic partici- Logan , Jane Evans and ad•,isant church school supenntend Racme, Raymond S. Barton, Rt pat10n program chairntan is ors, Mrs . Don Hunnel, ........,,Ohio enl Mrs V 0 1£dv.arcl~ prel'J 1 Reedsville, Mrs Clarence F.: Martha Fry. Thomas Bentz, and Rev. dent or the WSCS , Fmrchlld, Jackson, Mrs BriO- The WSCS of the United Metb-l zel Smith. Helen Davil ~ TIME TONIGHT Mrs Richard Rupe ,-; church lun .J AI!Json, Jilekson, Ch1-1•·les o<hst church will meet Tuesday, Ann Ohlmger were guests. "A SHOT IN THE DARK" Petft Selle11s, Elke Somm€'rs treasurer, Mrs Alonzo Custer, R Duncan, Rt. 3, Jackson , M;;r. at 7 30 pm. with Mrs. Dwight · sr. Fir•t Birt'-..1-financial secretary. the follow 1m A. Hambrtck, Wellston, Lflr- P ar ker, M rs. Ro hert MorriS rK.&U.r i. ('l'echnicolor J toiUIII'tooas lmg commlSSion clmrmer, Mr~ lry w Thompson, Rt 2, Wells· and Mrs Davld Slater as host- Observed at Dinner 1C F Tompkms mt>mben;h1p ton Mrs. Owen H Wi lbu s esses. . David IannareUi was guest of WED. .nd THURSDAY and ev.angehsm. Leo Vaughan , Ha~den F.va Lomse Waters: . TIM! American Legion Awul· honor at a family dinner Fri· Fob. 10-11 educa1Jon Mrs Hany P Sm1th I Dundas, MJs Myrtle Scott Jary or Lewts Manley Post No. day evening at the home of hil NOT OPEN m1sswns, Kerm1t Walton slew Hrackfork. Mrs Carl L St:al'- 263 wJI! meet Tuesday at 7 p. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ;ltiO"-Y and SATURDAY ard!ihlp and fmance . C E 1mar, Rt 5 Athens, and .James rn at the home of Mrs. Camp· vid Ohlinger, in observance Feb, 12-13 Blakeslee, chnstwn socml A Conlf'V, Ht 1, Ashlana, Ky. bell Harper his first birthday. Ice cr<!Blltl -..oRTH TO ALASKAH (Technicolor) I concern~ Mrs Clf'nn D1IL · . Feb. Jl and cake were served. John Wayne, Stewart Graog· w01sh1p, and Mrs C F' Tamp· B1rtlu The White Rose Lodge AuxAttending were his ~:~:~~~ er. bnie Kovacs, Fah1an. 1 kms. lay member annual lOn1 Mrs Gary E Wmter~. 221 1hary wtU meet Wednesday af. then, Mrs. Annice P:Nturettr. Wife Decor rerence . with I.eo C'rr•w and 1Srcnnd Ave. son, 10 p. m Mn.n· ternoon at 2 pm. at the legton Middleport, and Mn. Charles Persmger , re~erws 1day Mrs Clarence E Fair- hall m Middleport with Mr.. Gress Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. IUN, MON., TUES. ch1ld. 109 Morton St , Jack!-lon, William Robson, president, pre- RichArd Gress, Mr. and Fob. 14-15-16 •BEDTIME STORY" MEETING RESET daughter, 12.il p m Mor.day siding. Hosleases will be Mrs. Leon McKnight liDd d:~~:;l (TechniNIIor) 'fh~ Portland Home Demo'1Di&char&ed Perry Mitch and Mrs, Ida Judith, Sheila and Beth. Mar1on Brando, Da\iJd Nivf'n, . meetmg plannt>d l p di ed Bachner. Baer of Pomeroy Mr. and Mrfl. stratwn club Shirle-y Jon f'~, Marie Wmd I a 11en 1s recen 11 y sc1m.rg FEB 11 ' sor, Reb~ea Sand, Dodv fur Wednesday. February 10, J Wood fl d . Tom lnoarelli, lind Mz. lllld Mn. 1 ded M Goodman has been canceled and w11l be m~ u t d r:t · M ~ a~ Evangeline Chapter 172 OES Ohlinger and dauabten, ""-'I Fe•turwtte: Tricky Chick• hf'ld Thursday, Feb. 18, at 1he Gm an aug erd, infrants. da . ugbt will have their regu1ar meet- and Sonya Colorcartoona • b reer Jr., an - ing Thur-~ t • ___..:...__·_ _ _ _ _ __ 730 h~u~nw=-~oi:_;M:;":;_;"~u;;;;;e~rt;_;P~r~l!~e;_, • M_ La Saund MrB auay, a : p. m. ID I' ~~·hn r~~ike,"'~•. Al:.r:; the Masonic Temple. The v.or. Health Club will meet 'l'burll ""'""!' Kirk Mr J 8 ct thy matron llld worthy patnm day at 1:30 p. m. II lilt boml Visit us soon and ace, ..~. m ' s. will oonduct a school ol In· of Mn. Arnold snowden with --see our great selec-r"'- . Coyan, Russell Little, Edward alnlctloo for memhen. Allll!n. Gecqe SldDner ID cbllflltl I tion of Weldwood I Devmcenl, Mr!. Herbert Burkt, membent .,. urged to attend. ol Ute program llld Mn. Preftmshed Panel· Tile Put Couneilon of on- or Radford the ClOIIIel~ 0Tony Slone, Clarence Phalen, 1ng and all the other , Jr, Mary Halley, Lila G. dorua ColDlcll Daugblon o1 Am· FEB. IJ 1 ftne products bearBrewer, erica will tneet at tbt bome of Retllnl Jonatlutn Molp l>'IP.I I Sheets, Timothy K. ' n g l he trusted Sandra K. Miller, Wcbael 11. Jlliaa Ema Jene Th111'8Cia7.,.. ler, Dauclttert of tbt Am~l Weldwood name Baroff. - . Ding. can Revolulloll, will meet for th1s sym· A '!'be Calbolla Women'• Qab daY aflemooa, Feb. It WATER WABI'II of the Sacred lleort churdt will IMJme of Mrl. C. M. meet Thurlday at 7:11 p. m, GartleJd.SI. ID Mlddllport Headquart•rs For SACRAMEN'l'Q, Calli. tUPII Rooory aerv1ceo will preaodo I p. 1po Allll!!ni ~ - The amount of water Uta! Ilk: meetmc. bt 118M Lollotn Gila, ........ , . . . . . .1 y- ....... ..... out, ill lt7le tlllCI•nl ran off Into the oea durlnl Rock Sprinp Granp wDl Dele ad Mia Northern Calffornla's d.,astat- meet In regular rrnlnr '!'burl- Sanbom. '!'be roll call lng December floode wu - · day at 7:30 p. m. Tbere will bt 1p0111t wDl bo •aa ·';;~~ than twtce the q11811tily that a program and r e - event In Amorlcan H , othe entire alate water project wiD he ...,ed, •Mary Shrine, While SbriDe will conserve for irrigation and The Pomeroy Bend Cltlzenl JOI'lllllOm will meet ID .l'O!~r j•rid areas wheJl the $2 bilhon Band Radio club will meet _ . . at the IOOF proJ•ct is compltled In 1990, Thuraday at 7:30 p. m. at tbe Friday at I p. m. The rectp-1 290 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0, according to the Slate Depart· Youth Centor In MlliOD, W. Va. lion far Allell RUChes and ""'""I Around And About Middleport Abel Claiming usw Prize > m. Jmc,PI!fl~~ -. --·".......,. " - · ~111;· ~· 8r!ll!l,l\ tfl!ftM ' heebl ~· ~·.. ·· ··~~~~~Iller. ' edUl. of • �__ .. _ • Tla,. Daily Sentinel Souo's On! COMMINT•nNG EDITORIAU.Y By WII)'De G• • IMI ...~ M.D. Q _ caa .......,oi attacn of dtmness occur oveo lbouei a peraoo'a blood presoure II normal? A - Allh""'ll dlzzineaa and . ll&htheadedneN may be ...... elated with peniNIIIIY bl&b blood pr<ssure and olio with a ouddon loworlll fl. tho blood preilliiiN In lilt braiD, I baa aeveral other cauaea. 'nine Jncludo OIICIISift dlep breathlnl, bardeninl ol l!lo arteriel In tile inner ear. e:DIB atrokea and anemia. 11 you ohould bave lllCb U. tacks you ohould have a thoroU&b ovtrbaul iiJ JOIII" pbflllo cian. Why Not Leave Well Enough Alone? WE see Increasing evidence that we are living In a day of change, and change It must be whether it is for better or worse. Many of the changes come about by the judgement of Immature youth in polltlons of responsibility, who have a miiguided notion th~t anything. that was done a certain way 1n the past •• not for the space-age that we now live m. They are doing thta and getting by with It be· ca\1140 we are In the of the "'indif!er· ent man." Too many of us are finding It aafer to withdraw than to f•ght Many are willing to surrender thetr •dentity and ytold to remote authority, ami thus give up a concept that has come down to ua from the Greek city state, . when the Idea of a free people was conSidered the highest aspiration of mankmd . The latest proposed change that will to a degree effect every hou sehold Is be· lng toyed with by the Secretary of Agrl· culture In a proposal to t~ansfer the federal meat inspection serVIce from the Agriculture Research Service to the Ag· ricultural :llarketing Service. What the r oaal of Mr. Freeman mean• If he :.~ 17y with It will directly effect every table In the land Those who are m a po· , 11100 to know are convinced that lt ls not In the best interests of the public. We the consuming public will suffer ac· cording to a national cattleman's assorl· aUon if meat inspection stmce Is taken away from the scientific wing. Today lo· cally and on a national level we are receiving the world's most wholesome meat and It Is something that must nnt lie tampered with by tht bureaucrats in aae Washington. It does not make sense that those concerned with marketlne would be in a position to take such u Important function over. It gives one a sense of security to know that there is consumer protection service well established that allows us to set down to a meal of our favorite meat without a thought as to Its quality and wholesomeneas. Through the years the sorvice baa proved Ita worth, and we can by no stretch of thr imagination see anv need for change. It has been proved that our meat supply iB the most whole· some in the world. It looks like foUy to this writer to take it out of the hands of scientists who have been entrusted m guarding and advancing this Important task. It might mean that the pubilc wou ld lose lta confidence In the meat products. It is the best that the public 1s entitled to and they are the taxpayers who pay f~r the highly skilled service. Our lives are complicated enough without further complexity. Such pro· posals as we have described should make us even more determined In pr~tectlng the rights, duties and reaponsibllitles that characterize our free nation. We. are well on our way to becoming 1 statistic and such actions and changes_that are not in keeping with the Amencan Ideal. We should be ever watchful of all fan· tastic plans and programs that would take us further on that road. Maybe we will rise up if we keep our eyes and ears open and do everything In our power to stop senselesa changoa that are not In the best interests of eacb fam1J1.-I Voice of Broadwav ••• re'lorting ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN I / .. ' ~ '1'111 VOICE OF BROADWAY ('()llectlon of madne!!l, appropriately titled •·rtme Lurchet On or Daddy, What Will You Be When You Grow Up?'' Such wit and style! Park Ave. and 6lsl St. looks like the corner of Hollywood and Vine th•se days. Currently equally breathiest scenery provtded by Julie Andrews. who captivated everyone. The word went out Immediately, and the word Is: "blockbuster." Q - Time ......... _... .....Ill ) The Lighter Side By DICJ( WEST Unfled Preos In~en>ellonal WASillNGTON (UP!) - One of tho oldest eetablllhed perma· nenl organizalionaln Amorlea It the "TGIF Club," whooe motto II: "Thonk God lt'o Friday.'" II Ia composed of persona who have openl a long, harosalng week at the orrtce and are eagerly lookinll forward to the weekend. That Is on well and good, but what thio country also needl II a "'TGFM Club." whose motto would be : "Thonk God For MOllo day ... It would be composed or persons who have spent a Ions, harassing weekend at home and are eagerly Jookinl forwar4 Ia 1ettin11 back to the office. The need for o TGFM Club became apparent to me iaat Sunday when my wife had Ia HELEN •HELP US! • l--by Helen 15ottel--' WOIDOD Dlocrlmlllaled .\ialiul? Pear Holen: sort them and then send them oa lhe mluiona lo holp pr()o vidt food, ciothllll, ole. Please leave a amoll border o1 popor around tha otamp. Tbaok you. The addresl II: Mn. Andraw Harduby, V7 Christian St., Wal· llniford, Conn. There may be mort femalet than males In the world, but we're stlll a minority group, and definitely discriminated a· 1a1nst. We've had to fight a Jot harder than "minority races'" Dear ·Helen: to be recoKnized as individuals, Several times we have read Dol just "dumb dames." And of the pllght of unemployed It atlll 11001 on. I wonder whethpeople In your column. In our er women really like the TV, ra· town we have seen a need to dio, mqatlne, newspaper, etc., bolster the econ<>my and mor"entertainment.. they put oul ale by organizing a group which otrictly lor woi!U'n, or whether we call 'nle Self Employment ,...,. stuck with it beeause we Assoclaltoo. are offered nothing else? I oometlmea think that tb! peoThis orpniutton Is dallgned ple responsible for - well, for to meet the n2ed lor employInstance - daytime TV are ment of anyone who Is unable be away from home most of the all men with a preconceived to find it, duo to 1111 (young or idea of otupld femalet. Thll)' day. Or oald she did. old) or some handicap. It has hand It 1o us, juot u they hand Observes Pbeaomeoon thr~ phases: 1: Opporhmity Anyway, for the better part us ail the other "Duff'' and ail· for lboft who want to work of o rainy Sabbath I nad oole Jy sex In periodicals deaigned wllb bo,ndicraft of their owo custody of my son, the mess- for the "feminine mentality," design; 2: Opportunity for maker. I 'NBS thus in a position and if we don'! like II we just people Interested In making to observe 1 rather interesting don't have to look or read- handlcrafl items on a producwhich many of us "just don't'' phenomenon. tion basil with each person any ' more. . It came to my attention that makln& one part of an Item and Am I 10 dlfferen\ from my the product finished In • cen1aid son, whc recently turned sister• when I say thai much tral location : 3: Opportunttles 3, is 1 sort of reverse pock rat. Rathe< than collect thin&•, be of the "strictly for women" en- lor those who want odd jobo tertainment - In reading and auch as repair ,....k, baby disperses them. Unless kepi under constant viewing II atrictly for fl"iiing? sitting, house...,..k, yard work, surveillance, he will methodical· Aren't we 1marter than THAT? etc. ly and systematically take ali And ohouldn'l tho MEN who Thb! non • profit coopenilvt of tho piaythingo out of hil loy put this junk out be told? knowMINORITY enlerpriM pooll our chest and scatter them all over ONE OF Tlli ledge and rlttiOIII"Cel, linda marGROUP the Uving room. kell lor tho pl'llducla mado, and When that happens, one has a Dear One: jobl for yoq, old 111111 band· .... So tell 'em. choice. One can houl it all back !capped. It could be started In ~Not mo - My column us· again. Which takes opproximateany towo. - DON SAILER, Self usally appears on the Women's ly one hour. Or one can make Employment Association, . 107 Pa11es. remember? Though I him haul it all back again. s. E. - 6th St., Granlo Pass, aay you've KDI 1 point: must Which takes approximately daytime TV may have been the Ore. three hourt. This column Is dadicatetl Ia I handled the matter In 1 dtcldlng factor that put a lot family livln&. to If )'OU're haY· ol wives back m the labor busineso-llke way. I •at down inl kid trouble or just pioln force.)-H. and made an Inventory of the trouble, let Helon help YOU. litter. Following Is a t!'\le and Dear Helen : Sho will also woiCIIIIII your Men don't just molter thlngo certified accounting : at women driven - they honk! own amusing experlenctfJ. AdIJII Of To)'l Four truckt, I peg board and When I don't ahoot out of a dross Helen Bottel ln care ol hammer, 1 "'Tickle See•• game, stop •ian change like a dr&l• thll newspoper. 1 Army helmet liner, 1 sailor ster I set a blast on the hornhot. 1 cowboy hot, I "Long If there II a man driver behind Ranger" mask. Z key rlnp, 4 me. Women doo't do thil. Why rifles, 5 pistols, 1 llashlighl, I must men be horn prone when a woman driver apeods a spill plpt wrench, 1 stapler; Also, 20 large blocks, 1 ban- oecond more than she llbould jo, I stethoscope, I Indian head- at an lntersectlon?-D. D. dreaa, I camel, 2 shlpo, I wind- Door D: Why don't you ask your hutband? I believe the usual anexpensive to warehouse. Not ower (male) Is: "Well, SOM£. every business could save aa much money by Inventory econ- BODY'S iol 1<>. churn up ynt1 omy as FaMy Farmer did, Sa· dames' slow reflexes." -H. O.•r Helen: liba admits. But many firma, If your readers are Interesthe said, could save money faster ed In helplns, .my children colo by tight Inventory and overJect cancelled staropa. They head contJ:ol than by simply slashing the pa)Toll when econu~ car, I drag line, I la1mo om) Is needed. To an outsider It might ap- mower, l atick hone, 1 acJbpear that Saliba limply com- hard, 2 11olf sUcks, I jUmp rope, pelled his suppliers to shoulder I skate, 2 Easter basketa; And, 5 book• 1 "TroD" doll, oome of Fanny Farrner'• in1 " Mechanical Monster," 5 ventory and overhe•d lltlrdena. pop&un larieli, I tunnel, 2 However, Saliba contendll crayons, I. deputy badge, I gut· that the company·• suppliers of tar, 1 vacuum cleaner nozzle. 1 such expensive perilhablet as "Ra.&edy Ann" doll, 1 "Foolchocolate, susar. almonds and pecan• an satisfied wllb the ball Coin'' depleting a Buffalo 8illl linebacker, and rl lllltll new orrangements ander which unldenllfied objects. F8IUlf Farmer bU)'I 011 twoWhen my wife returnea. I wao year contracts with the aupo able to preoent her with 1 eompllera malntalnlllfl the lnvenplett Jist of what ntttltd to be lm"tes and as•Ul1lilll most of picked up. Oddly OftO!IIh, llht the risk• of prleo rtseo and dld not approolate Ill¥ · alfort tq lhortaae~. Similar oninl• havt be . helpful betll mlde In raducing innDTQFII.. Sorl' gt: pack••lu ma&trialL Q- What The Southern Tornadoes fore- Iafter Norman Norri!l, South- oes had worked the baU around ern's 8-3 center, canned a: jump for over a minute waiting for shot at 1:17. Both teams had a good shot. the ball in the finaJ minute of . . the rourth quarter but neith- Fa•rland s Hall, however. lied ' the s . 14 d •~ b er could scare. With two t.ec- , core . secon 8 1ai.Q Y ondti lett Larry Price drove ullmly tossmg ln two free throw through a jammed defen.se for after Price had committed four three throws •.hrough the a twisting layup but it barely his fourth raul. Southern took l'hords during the final o n e rolled off the n~ the lead again at 1:04 when · t dr d · Baer st ed to th r 1 1. mmu_e an our seconds of ti'~ Southern wok the lead in the .epp e ou me ove rtime stanza. overtime stanza at 48-46 when and swished both shots. 'J'h e score was l.ed " " Gordon F.ISher went In for a I The score was tied again 1 . at 4~ at the end of regulation t1me bunny-layup after the Tarnad· with 44 seconds left in the ov ::___.:::~.::.:::.::.:._.::::.::.:._::..::::::::::...::::_::_::::._.::_· • Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middl po t 0 F b 10 1965 3 • . e r ' ., e . ' ~·_:_ ertime as Fairland'l Russell went to the line and tossed ALL-STARS through two charity tosses. 1t was then, with 23 seconds 1 ft th t B f led and e . a aer was ou sank both ~ 1ve Southera u 1 h d ed ~ l air -e~rnlh vic ory · tied han ~· h ed~c:;e d . or the ng aln 8Th ~ 05 tulnndg e encoun er. e uJgges ea of the game was 1 three-point In 39- 36 b F . 1 d . Second place in the Southern jump shot by big Ken Hartung night. marg ' ' Y arran m Valle ~~~the fourth quarter. Y Afhlet.1c Coni erence will as the buzzer sounded . u~ games will •· ue preTh Dr . be decided this Friday nigbt Coach Lloyd Myers's hoop- views of action next week 81 e agons, a runrung team, when Kyger Cre~k entertains sters, the same evening had to the Gallia County Basketball had a l5-l slate before coming North Gailia at Cheshire and come from behiod to beat Gary Tounament wlll be held at JlaD. to Racine. Fairland's lone Southwestern battles Hannan Minton's Pirates, 60-47. nan Trace. loss was at the hands of Rock a-• Trace at Mercerville. These two county batUes SEOAL ALL GAMES Hill early in the season. Both teams are now tied for should he Iough and rugged as In the other Friday game, ,...,,.,.., W L p OP Coach Oraynor Slone had the spot with 4-3 records. Coach George Evans's Wildcats Coach AI Bowen's Eastern Ea-. Athens 13 I !OM &:YI ordered his boys to play a Either team could win the have lost 13 straight of which gles willlry lo get back oo tht Nelsonvilte II 3 983 824 servative type contesllhus runner-up position or if things several have been real heart- winning track by battling Tha go as they are expected. both breakers. Plains at Eastern. 7 7 931 915 lng Fairland the opportunity MASON - The Parkersburg Cathoilc team hit in double Galllpolis · :·.: 6 6 685 750 build up a lead and begin using will finish as they are now. tied. North Gaiiia, who will be out The Eagles, now 14-1, sufferCatholic Crusaders whipped the gures. Rob Cullen and Ed Roe· Weltston COfeS Last week. Eastern finished to upset Coach John Wickline's ed thetr first setback of t hI 6 7 931 915 its fast break. Wahama White Falcons for dersheimer each had 13 and Pomeroy ·:::. 5 9 870 1003 Norris led all scorers loop play without a loss as they Bobcats will finish its worst sea- season la!t Sat~day night. ~ the second time this year by a John Cullen 12. Logan ... , • • 4 10 869 957 tossing in five field goals in many years Saturday 52 at Belpre. 1 shaded Kyger Creek 57-55 on a son 66-57 score on the Wahama floor Middleport . . 0 15 768 997 eight of 13 from the charity By UnKed Press lntematloaal In Saturda} lil!Ji. Hamden Tuesday night. The Falcons play at lfor 18 points. Baer. with East PROBE MISHAP will be at North Gallia, and The visitors took an early this Friday night and travel SEOAL VARSJTV was the only other Tornado Colgate 67 Columbia 62 Rutland wlll play Eastern on lead and maintained it through· to Spencer next Tuesday be- TEAM OP er 1n double figures. Baer . Chester St. 60 Rider 56 S PT. PLEASANT - The State the Eagl08' planks. oul the game. The Falcons fore closmg out their season Ath W L p ~nA four for six from the field Bos. Col. 94 Boston U. 86 TEAM VAC AJ\1.~-- GLAM~P:i Police investigated a one car Next Tuesday night. thf! Ea. to on the 23rd at Williamstown. ens . ·• · 10 0 790 ~ Cl k or· miBhap Tuesday 6:30 a .m. on g1es battle M~•~• ·n 74 managed to Cut the margl Nel six for six at the charity line. ar son 66 Ea te """"ur at McAro 11 654 five points on a few occasions The Wahama Reserves nip-. W lsloto nvl e . 9 2 785 .~~o9 Southern's Marvin St. 92 Ne~o~rark St. 63 co.. sthro st . . . 14 1 981 757 Rt. 33 west of Letart when a thur, got closer. ' ped · theth Catholic e s n .. · · • 55 5 711 - vey, even Lhough he accounted ~u weC ern 816 car driven bY Bill y Ray ward, -~:=:=:=====::: but n•ver ~ I' · Reserves,t 42t Jackson 83 St. Peter's 77 Kyger . k 7 7 773 5 645 633 Harry Surface, veteran Fa J. 41 , m e pre nmnary con es . Gallipolis 4 IJ 563 653 for only seven points, a~ Brooklyn Co. 59 North G:l~.: 5 9 73G 825 New Haven, struck a boulder con forward, had no trouble By quarters: p front court. McKelvey Connecticut 70 Mass. 63 Ha 3 9 648 733 that had slid into the h.ighway. pop,' 4 6 617 748 m a fine performance in scoring as he taJiied 29 points Catholic 17 17 18 14 - 66 ~rneroy the Villanova 52 St. John 's (NY) 43 nnan Trace 2 13 741 894 Ward was not injured and propuzzound~. ~uch useful 6 624 662 in the losing cause. Gordon Wahama 12 14 16 15 - 57 Ml~:~ · ·" • 4 11 574 766 was largely responsible , Muhlenberg 66 Lehigh 56 I erty damage was .::stimateo at little ~ounds! find Powell, who had been hitting Wabama Surface 12-5-29: TOTA3"rt " 0 handling the ball and keeping Leb. Val. 92 Fra.nk & Mar. 78 ' SVAC VARSITY $150. A Slate Road crew was 41 41 5319 5309 well for .theht Falcons Powell 02·2; W Van Meter 000; the bouI· h f lately il d had . Rood ·the Dragons from beginning a lTemp 1e 82 Amencan U_ 61 TEAM w L p OP dcalledfr and removed b d ~~ .. . in 3 " a Dig as e a e to z.<H · amsley 5-2-12: RESER\'vs fast break attack. Suffolk 112 Babson 77 Eastern 8 o 540 362 .' er om Rt. 3 . SC" ore a fleki goal and managed Greene 3-2.8 Roush 10-2. ToSEOAL . . w . Ll".. p YELLOW PAGES. Where OP The Tornades hitl7 of 30 from JEd.m bCoro 8S6 Geneva 85 Kyger Creek 4 3 369 J6t ' Only lwo tree throw s. J 0 hn l as I 23-- 11- 57 · your fingers do a 56 percent av- er. 1ty I. . 72 Giassb. St. 58 Southwestern 4 3 381 J83 VETERAN RETIRES 10 1 487 401 the fieldlh for Wamsley of the Falcons had 12 Catbotlc - R. Cullen 6-l-13: Wellston Nelsonville · b l Cia k 76 Wilha 75 N the walking., r ms orth GRili<:~ 2 5 345 411 POINT PLEASANT _ Tom 7 3 422 356 erage, e1r es percenlage of Joe Whit Iatch, 6-3 center for Roedersheimer fi-1·13; Whitthe season. Fairland sank 18 of Low. Tech 77 Lowell St. 47 Hannan Trace 0 1 345 463 6 4 383 363 C>iholic. led the Crusaders with latch 8-4-20: J. Cullen 3-6-12 ; TOTALS 18 18 19110 1980 nAu. e,JewP!e.IJ,PieMats.antV,ernaonJJI.yAcvae-r 5 5 350 334 47 attempts lor 42 per cent. Wagner 93 Bridgeport 75 20 points. Three others of the Durfey 2-4-8; Totals 25---1~. The Southern reserve team All.iance 91 Slippery Rock 89 4 7 401 403 won the preliminary Phda. Tex. 79 ~stmstr (Pa) 58 veteran of Appalachian Power 1 9 312 431 39-25. Sherm Cundiff and Tufts 79 Brandies 69 SVAC RESERVES Company, has retired due to HI 0 10 272 450 Nyack M1ss. 78 Nrthstrn 65 TEAM W I. p OP hea lth. Jewell started his car41.. 4UOZ3 . 3023 McClintock each had 12 for SATURDAY'S Rl";SlJI TS· winners. Alleg. 58 Wash. & Jeff. 54 North Gallia 7 0 285 175 eer with the firm known as the ' Heigh!Ji 61 Lo~a~ ·511 By quarters: California (Pa) St. 87 Eastern 6 2 286 183 Point Pleasant Water and Light Jackson 82 Fairland ...... tt 22 35 46--50 Indiana (Pa) St. 84 Kyger Creek 4 3 271 196 Company in 192ll. He has work95 68 Pomeroy 65 Souther:n . . . . 10 23 33 Buffalo 74 Niagara 63 Hannan Trace 1 6 168 329 ed as lineman, line foreman, By ~nited Press International Eight Hawk points came on Middlep rt Fairland Burd 7·2-16 Hall Hartford 91 Srn Conn. 68 (ol) : Southwestern 0 7 t64 291 groundman. and truck driver 611 90 The Boston Celtics undoubted- goal·tending calls against t h oki-14, Russell l-4-6, Dilldn Soutb TOTALS 18 18 1174 ll74 groundman. 52 Eastmore 4_9 \ Jy will win the Eastern Divi- Knicks. FRIDAY'S GAMES· 0. Eaton 6-21-4. Totals 18 Shepherd 104 Potomac St. 84 SATURDAY'S RESULTS: ~-.~.~-. sion of the National Basketball ~---17) 50. Glenville 83 W. Va. St. 64 Belpre 59 Eastern 53 .About 4 mtlhon tons of hg· Association this season with at Athens Southern - Price 3-2-8, Ald.-Broad. 113 Davis & Elk. 74 Racine 84 Kyger Creek 69 mte are mined annually in the • at Logan ris 5-8-18, McKelvey 3-1-7, Ba· D.C. Tchrs. 99 Coppin St. 86 North Gallia 68 Hannan, w. va. U. S. largely by open pit methease, but either Cincinnati or 18 · Middleport · atat Wellston Pomeroy er .f.&-14, Fisher 2-+5. Totals N. Car. 107 Wake Forest 91 63 ~ 8:;_=========:_;;;;;~:;~~;;;;:;~~~;;;;; Phl!adelphla look ready to give 'S GAME" 17 (18-24) 52. Win. Salem fit St. Augusts 50 LAST NJ • the IY!ts the fight of their lives SATURDAY ~t:.-33 filler '"" N Car. A&T 92 Livingston 50 Sy VGiliiT s57RESSULhT: t DOWNIE-GROSS WILL BE \n the playoffs. 'tU Pomeroy at Athens Mi. (Fla.) 141 Tampa 110 mmes a ey out wes ~ Concinnati Tuesday night Gallipolis at Middleport Nallonal BasketbaU Randolph-Macon 93 ern 55 broke a seven-game losing Nelsonville at Logan By United Press laternallooat Hampden-Sydney 91 (otl FRIDAY'S GAMES: slrmg to Boston by thumping at Jackson Eastern Division Ft. Bragg 94 Quantico 74 Southwestern at Hannan Trace W. L. Pet. Wash. & Lee 95 Old Dom. 85 The Plains at Eastern the defending NBA champiPREPARING FOR ons. 134-121, hefore 7,532 fans Led by Bob Ford and P. J. Boston 48 Jt .814 at Cindnnati Gardens. And Phil· Ray!, with 17 and 15 points rec·mcmna · H G. Wash. 73 Grgtwn (DC) 68 North Gallia at Kyger Creek 36 21 .632 Maryland St. 101 Vir. Union 92 SATURDAY'S GAMES: adelphia made it nine wins in spectively, the Fenwick High Philadelphia 32 26 .552 Geo. Tech 73 Georgia 62 Hamden at North Gallia ll starts since Wilt Cha mberlain School Reserve team upset the • L New York 19 38 .333 Duke 78 N. Car. St. 67 (at) Rutland at Eastern joined the team with a 132·114 Eastern Reserve team. Tues.Western Division r..E . La. 70 McNeese St. 60 wm over San Francisco. St. day, 46-33, at the Fenwick f!YW. W. L. Pet Southern Missis<ippi 96 MONDAY'S GAME: Louis nipped New York, 108- Fenwick jumped off to a !3Los Angeles 32 25 .561 Southeastern La. Col. 87 (ot) North Gallia at Hannan, W. Va..~,.-.,....,....................,.,........................................,..................=~ 103 . in the night's other NBA 10 lead in the first quarter and t St. Louis 29 28 .509 Belmont 61 J,ambuth 48 --- ed a talented Fa1rland team to play their style of ball and edget _the onc~beaten Dragorut 5250 m overtJme Tuesday night · Bill Bae1. a 5- JO senior guard, was lar~ely responsible for the Tornado victory as he tossed I BERRrS WORLD , w S SVAC S d" fan tngS I Perk, I ' \ t plUI 11ven for? A- Tbe pills <OD!IID ~ opbylllne and ephedrine tor d• coaKettanl ectlon, and pbtllobarbital, a oedatlve. They are g!VOD chiefly tor hay fever and asthma. J• cause . phenobarbital ill habit forminll It ohouid not Ill taken regularly for more than two weeki at a ttme, preferably le... Royals Finally Beat Celts; Big '0' Nets 42 in Win ° Q - 1 ama woman In my late 50s. My doctor 18)'1 I have scar tisaue on my Iungl, but he did not dlscusl lhil or give me any advice. Whot could causo lhio! A - Scar ~uno In the lunge is the result ol a aucceafful encounter with some dlaeue. Tuberculosl• ln c bildhoocl or adolescence 11 the most uBUal Fenwl.Ck I WI. Over EHS 'B' Closed All Day Thursday BOWU cause. A scar anywhere Is an eyl. donee of healing. Since scar doesn't show, no ment is necessary. ;:::s • over ahama 66-57 WInner month~ 1110 I an Tedral 2nd Place at Stake In SVAC Race Friday SfQ Standings Parkersburg Cat h0 liC is wa• hospitailled with Ill a w!ul poln In the chtllt. MJ doctor Aid I bad Tlttll IJI'" drome and that there was ao cure for tt. What callllt Itt A - In '~'~etta'• oyndlome, • tender mau forma where the bony rib joint the rib Qrtlla&e 111 tht front of the chest. The ce- II tlllboWII, lnd lbe d1IMH clean up opouha-llly. In 10me vlctlllll IIlla tak• only a few dayl: In othero, aeveral months, with repeated (}are-ups. 11 the paln II severo on IDo jectlon of procaine or hydrocortisone should live compiltl relief for a wbile, at lust. BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN Gotsip In Gotham The town'J newest twMome 11 rather an unexpected one Geor11e C. Scott and Tammy Attorney Mark Lane relum• Grlmeo. They chat at Gallag· from Europe today after coffioo ber't until almost closing time, pleting: his honeymoon, a lecand have even been known to In residence at the posh Regenture tour, reading the 26 volGil 10 bowllni together. Well. he cy are Burt Lancaster, ume~ of the Warren Report , and Bobby can olwaya tell her about Ava Young, Janet Leigh, finishing the first draft of hit Gardner and she must have a Darin and Sandra Dee. a boubook. (No, I don't know In what 1ang of anecdotes obout Harve quet of ~tars to make any aut<r order.) The book. ocheduied for Presnell. If they run out of talk graph hunter erstatie .. . Sorry Spring publication, will be cal~ Mercury Records, I think the oboul strikee and opares ed "Rush lo Judgment." Judy Garland plannin& to tttle or your new album "Rare, write o novel? That's the re· Hot and Cole Porler" Is in ex- You'd be surprised to learn the names of three Gotham hotels port. She'o ouppoaed to be gel- quitltely poor laste. It wouldo't on the Wesl Side) that are lin& a4vlce on the croll from have rated applause if the great (all on a cash--on-delivery status Penelope Mortimer, author of composer had been living, but Mick''The Pumpkill Eater." Phyl since he died only recenlly, It with their purveyors ey Rooney expects to Jauneh ill Newman haa just signed fo r is particularly appalling. his long-planned aetor.'s workthe new Frank Loesser mu!Sical, shop in Hollywood late next There's renewed talk around •·Pleuurea and Palace!lH month. Il's been in the blue-Prlnct Philip will put out a the Main Stem that there may lrlendly hand lo the French by be a protest strike by music- print stase for over a year. lnaucuratlnll a new polo field tans against cert.aln of the clty'a ot Cannea In early April. He's dl•cothequ ... . But no one thinks promioed to slick around tho It will do 1 fat lot of good. The Rtvlera for some of the Cannes discotheque set, composed of Film Featlval piety, too. (! society and beatniks, includes reallzo the front pa&es oome- very rew members of any unllmeo are depressin1. what ion : they 'll probably ignore tho By LEROY POPE with Vietnam and Cambodia and pi rkets and Watusi right in United Prell laternatlonol oll that oort of thin&, but If Klm Novak doesn't exact.ly aPrince Philip is dedicating a dore Phil Foster for whal she NEW YORK <UPI)-ln manpolo lleld In April, the world regards as " bar b~ " 11t her when ufacturing and retailing tile con'l be AU. bad. 1 For- they appeared together on a re- most effective economlet don't rttl Tucker'• YOUDI bride, Mar. ('fnt. Jack Eigen TV show in Chi- necessarily Involve lfring people, according to President JaUyn, II hospitalized for minor caao. Chris Holmes, about lo be cob Saliba of Fanny Farmer IIUtfltry. divorced from Arlene Dahl. nev- Candy Shops. Inc., Rochester, Jaclt Benny, tvll)'body '• Val· er seems to run out of be.ant.ies. N.Y. entlne, will be 71 - beg pardon. He's now doting Eleanor Park· Saliba oald he olmo•t doufi-plus - on St. VaienUnt's er, the lovely actress who ljlst bled Fanny Farmer's profits Day ... Jack Carter il operal· settled her legal afloirs With -It's a national company- in In& In •plendor at tht Amerl- lrtiot Paul Clemens The 11164 without any significant incana whert he'1 starrihl at the first New York preview of "The crease in sales and with little Royal BoL Hil lUIIe Is made Sound of Mutic" went ove1 with impact on the pa)Toll. cgmfy as home with the .erv- a sucress that astounded evtn The biagest olngle saving. he l<elof 1 butler, bartender, walt- insiders who knew it could be said, was a 27 per cent reduc-er and hllchtck Jirl for the par- a wlnntr. There were 26 bursts tion ln Inventories in the !act lilt Jock toilet lor hlo show of enthusiasm from lhe tough of a 6 per cent production in· lluolntu pol betwNn hil per. professional audience: ll start- crease. lormlneee 'lbt Hterery ed with tho oponlng scenes of Of couru candy and the In· lflpiVint pndlcts a beot-oell· tho mountains of Bavaria and gredlenll thai go Into candy If fGr Rllpb Schotnttoln'o new on throU&b Salzburg and the are ezpenalve merchandile and Financial Gossip Southern Tornadoes Dump Strong Fairland Team 52-50 DOCfOR SAYS 1-Dall7 sentinel. Pumcoy-:M11hneport, o ., Fell. 10, 1901 Semi-Annual Dollar Days Down .1e-Gross, pomeroy Wit b t.e your trta\o BEST DAUCHY GETS POST LAS VEGAS, Nev. ~UPI)­ Walter Dauchy of Pomona, Coli!., has been appointed gen«al manager and director of racillfl at Thunderbird DoWill ra~:e count. activity. after lengthening that lead Balti~ore 26 29 Cincinnati's win still left the half to 28-13 they were Industrial League lletrml 25 36 the Royal s 1!1> games back of er headed. February 4, 1965 San Francisco 13 46 the Cells, but it showed the . . Blue and Grey - v. Wippel Tuesday's Results Roy~ls are ready for Bos- For Fenwick P . J . Rahl, Wil- 515 : E. Jlachner 451; W. Chis- St. Louis. 100 New York 103 ton m the playoffs - providing lar~ D~rst and John Emler did SOB; F. Porter· 547; J_ Duerr Ct~clnnah 134 Boston 121 Cincinnati can get past Phila- & fine JOb on the boards. 517. Toto! 2548· Won 3 Lost 0 Philadelphia 132 San Fran. delphia in the first round or ac· Far Eastern Pooler and Points 8. K &.' c Jewelers _ 1 (Only games scheduled) tion. Warne each had 10 poln!Ji. R. Bowen 489; J. Jolmson 530: Wednesday'• .Ga~es Oscar Robertson hooped 42 This evens Fenwick's record P. Radford 425; Blind 390. A.. New York vs. Cmcmnatl at Det. big point8 in Tuesday night's at nine wins and nine losses. Stobart ~l. Handicap 3: Total Bo~ton at . Detroit ~onte~l before leavmg to a Their next game will be against 2328 . Won 0 I.oot 3 Poin!Ji &. Philadelphm at Los Angeles standmg ovation, whl1e bench- the Racine freshman team on Mr. Bee - P. Casci 404; (Only games scheduled) warmers Hap Hariston and Friday. Blind 390; K. Lawhorn 397; J. . Thursday's ~ames Bud Olsen added 22 and 16 Box score : 344· M. Werry 491. Cm. vs. O.t. at Fl. Wayne, Ind. points in impressive shows. EASTERN ~33) ToW! 2026· Wo~ 2 Lost t Pomill Phila. vs. S.F. at Oak., Calif., Sam Jones hit 28 fur the Celts. Douglas OOO: Pooler 3-4-10: Ashland otJ _ J. Mees 3o6; St. Louis at Baltimore The 76er> tangled with Newland 3+7; Roush 03-3: H. Vineyard 366; D. Bechtle (Only games scheduled) the. Wamors at San Jose. Warne 4-2-10: Justice 1-ll-2: J. Folirod 299; E. Gilland Calif. San FranciSco operated Benedum o.M: Curi!Ji Ol·l; To· Handicap 150: Totai 2006. Flgbt Resutts without injured Nate Thurmond tals 11-11- 33. Won 1 Loot 2 Points 2. By Unfted Pre>, Jnternaltonal at center and his substitute. FENWICK 146) Davis & Warner _ E. Perry NEW YORK (Sunnywide GarConoio Dierking. played a Ford 7·3-17: Ryal 7+15: cas· ; R. Carson 460; H. Grate dens)- (UPI) - Billy Collins, sharp game. He scored 30 and ci 1-1-3 ; Emler 2-2-6; Durst . H. Chesher 444; F_ Reich- 151, Nashville, Tenn., knocked held Chamberlain, the loop's l-3-5; Freeman 0·0-0; Carlson 411; Handicap lOS; Total o·lt Ricky Ortiz, 148, San Juan, top scorer. to 33 despite a four- tHH1; Mullen 000: Rocchi ooWon 1 Lost 2 Points 2. P. R., (3) . inch height disadvantage. O; Totals 18- 10 - ~. & Lolise - J. Bailey Dierking was one of three play. . : T. Bowen 469 ; K. w·.ggms '" obtained from Philadelpaia Wesl K. McElhinny 446: IV. ln the big trade that sent Cal Poly (Pomona) 50 556. Total 2440. Woo 2 Chamberlain back to his home u. San Diego 47 lmt 1 Points 6. town Azusa 107 Biola 76 Ind. High. Game. - J. Bai.t.ey ~'!ashy 76er back court ace Ha1 LA P 88 S C I C l d hS "' W1U Greer tallied 31 points and P~s~e~~ 8! ;;:itti:.: 7:- •• 211 : In · Htg efl~s - " · LOGAN. Utah (UPI) - Big big rookie Lucious Jackson add- Oregon St. 92 Hawaii 6l ford 556. Team High Game - Wayne Estes. Utah State Uni· ed 20 more. while no other S~tsher .& Lohse B93; Team versity basketball star who died Warrior wa~ able to swish Pleasant Valley Ho.,pital Hagh Senes - Blue and Grey in a bizzare accident, was takmore than 17 points. ADMITTED: Ja·ne Marie Restaurant, 2548. en today to Montana where he The 32-26 record of Philadel- Frye. Pl. Pleasant: Donald E. Swsrn Okla. 71 Nrwsn Okla. 57 ~~: ~I• ca~eer for certain ph1a " mtsleadmg Wtth cham· Russell, Leon. . er1can gory. berlain in the pivot, the 76ers DISCHARGED Ouachita 81 Harding 76 Eales' hometown of AnaconTexas 81 Arkansas 65 d cl 1y · : Brenda must oow be considered a title Daniel, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Rot- Tex. Tech 82 Tex. A&M 76 (ot) a, a ose kmt smelter comlhreat. .and Terril, Rutland; Anna Mae Arkansas St 70 Southern St. 56 mumty of 1,000, scheduled two At New York, Richie Guerin Elkins, Mason: Carl Simpkins, A- M 1 Ark Tech s; ~era! services .- requiem and Zeimo Beaty led st. Louts Pl. Pleasant; Gregory Stalnak- Hendrix 82 Hend.;...n 66 ntes at St: Mark s Ep•scoP?l In its win over tbe Knicko with er PI Plea.ant· Cl Cr . Church Friday and a publiC . ,_ . Jy • · • eon a1g. e.. A&l 71 E. Texas 69 service a half hour later in tho 17 an d 26 pom~ respective · .. Buffalo· · J ohn Brown 110 Evanget 82 Anaconda Senior. High School I I I ! I • Midwest S.W. Mo. St. 94 Lin. (Mo.) 82 McMurray 106 ntinois Col. 82 Greenville 87 Rose Poly 85 Ill. Wes. 86 Milliloin 74 Akron 65 Oberlin 42 f'hio Wes. 88 otterbein 79 Denison 65 Kenyon 56 Wooster 83 Mt. Union 75 Wittenberg 67 Capital 59 Indiana Cen. 71 Franklin 70 Trinity IDI.) 75 U. Ill. (Chi.) 70 Heidelberg 87 Bal..Wal. 81 62 Kansas St. 57 Geo. Williams 85 Chi. Tchrs 83 St. 73 CeiL Michigan 68 Peru St. 71 Doane 72 Morningside 76 S. Dakota 74 Lakeland 101 St. Norbert 96 Milton 95 Nrthwstrn ~Wis .) 73 U. ~Mil. Br.) Wis. 90 Whitewater St. 86 Soolhwest Abilene Chris. 83 Ark. St. 70 Tex. Chris. 94 Rice 75 Sm Methodist 76 Baylor 74 HOLD EVERYTHI NG.;! ·. . ~ If you're one of the 57,200 Ot¥ners. switching from Buick, Chevy, iFord, Olds, Plymouth and Pontiac· next week Rites Fri.day for cage Ace,• Utah Poslpones Actt"VI"tt•es 9 Memorial gymnasium. Rev. John Caton. rector of St. Marks, of which Estes was a member, will officiate at both services and burial afterward at nearby ~'unset Memorial Gardens. The 21-year-<>id Esles who at ' 8-foot-6, 225 pounds often appeared awkward on ~ bard· woods, began developlllg the most talented patr of shooting hands m the Rockies while performmg· f..- the Anaconda High Copperheads. From prep ball he went on to become this year's second highest collegiate scorer in the nation_ His death occurred Monday night less than two hours after be turned In what be fell was the best game of hls career ~o~paon, l-ll-2: L. Cade, 2-1- 48 points against Denver Unf. ' · Cade, &-!·!3; CriSwell, 2- versity to set an Aggie career 1H; TOTALS ~7 · scoring mark of 2,001. Estes SOUI1IWESTERN (56) d three · · the an compamons stopPed A • 4+9; Jacksoo, 5-1-11; at the scene of an auto crash Cook, 11-3-25; .Hall, M-7: Bry- and he brushed his ·head ant, ~; EUtott, 1-1..1; ~ egamst a d8llgling power line. TALS 2U-55. . "Wayne's hands started I!IIIOk· Symmes Valley 11 12 16 18-67 mg and he fell tA> Ute groond," Southwestern 7 11 16 21-55 safd one of his companions who Reservea - SW 32. SV 23. vafnlv trtPI! tn ..,Mo• him Symmes ValleY~ Upsets SW, 57-55 r"" Southwestern suffered a 17-55 TLtmiyen · were lilamed: ln ~ Cook' 25 . ts relback at the hanrls of Sym· the SW· deleal. Tbe HighlaOO. ej! ·l)le High! ndo , : •k mes Volley on the Highlanders' ers COIIIIDilted 12: ~ · · bad ~ ,"" ~ ~lkm om planks Tuesday night. The JlsliOlj Jed. ll-7 - :. - · ·w s•-rn oron the . g.•. .· , ...-.. e ~ w e reserve The Ioso JetI Coach I Loyd and 39-M ·•l 'llie quarterllllU"kO ~-=-23 R Cook had 0ight Myers' quintet with a 7·7 sea· Wllb seven seeMida left• ~ ~ . the ~ · Ow aon record. Tbe win wa.; only 1Highlanders mm.a 1 ~- 1 1 thw ~ · ens 8COl'ed lho VikingS' second in !ti 'one situation. Jackson lfObbed pmes thla winter. SW bad de- a rebound and pusbOd ft In lor arne: acore of the vara•ly feated the Lawrence countians SW as the buzzer ounded all I SVMM!l:S V earUer 111 lba lea lOll. . inl the fiDII read· 5r~ u~..... ALLEY C57l · · •-,u,, .~+liS: Martin. 1-0-10: f S: • coun: · · . get this FREE 48-page car comparison X-Ray Book You routd save bundreds or dollars! If you're one of the thousands who plan to change car makes, visit your Rambler dealer..,..'even lf you've oever considered Rambler before. It's the one car that dares to be compared. The Car X-Ray Book gives you 48 pages of side-hy-side photographic comparisons on size, room. engines, features, style, prices. Check tbe vital facts on Ram~ler and 16 other popular makes. X-Ray r,veals that AmbasKador by Rambler. wit~tsbrilliant An 11.nalys~J by ~· L..~.~= Ford.t, Oldsnwb•lu. Pfymoutlt.r ..• new Torque Command 232 engine, hal more standard 6-cytind.er power than Ford. Chevrolet or Plymouth. That only Ramb1er and c.ulillac amona U. 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Feb . lJllo At li:VM>1 ~ , PEAS 2 •303 39C Cono ~ nth 1nt EV,.NB 2-lb. can STOKELY 14-or. btls. King CHARM IN F1ll TOILET TISSUE 7-Rib End • 33c 1!11 IND IN· CtUDtS THE FUll 7IIIS GIVING "I'OU EVA~S MUCH MOllE Of TH! (HOICE CENTf.l CUTS, Flneot Smoll Leon Parken FACIAL TISSUES lb. Sliced lb. 49c Stokely's COMBINAnON SALE! Hygrodt't AII·Mtat l-Ib, WIENERS C•llo TOMATOES Whole Pooled 2c~0!49c ,!~ 33c SHELLIE BEANS 33c can PINEAPPLE CHUNKS !~~ 33c Crushed PINEAPPLE Sliced PINEAPPLE Stokely'o PINEAPPLE 4 '·:;~ 33c GPFRT. DRINK SPINACH 2!":.33c GOLDEN CORN Cr. :~.1~ornol 2c!~~33o Slokely'o R.S.P. CHERRIES 2!!39c ~:·10c TOMATO SAUCE RIPE Stokely'• 24-oz. btl. Full Loin H11t i~! Both For Stokely'• Sto~.ley1 Tray FRESH CALLA STYLE ~a'~.; 48c I I• lW"---- Stokely'• lb. Swift'• Protlllum- U.S. Gov'llns"<IO<I COUNTRY STYLE 39c PictSweet DIINERS CHICKEN - IEEF - SALISBURY FRESH POIIK s1 3 Broocoli Spears 4 78o MEAT Booth Pictlweet Brussel Sprouts 2 !~;~· 55c Everfresh Cut Corn 4 !~;.~· 89c Everfresh Baby Lima Beans 3 !~::.- 48c Everfresh Cauliflower 4 ~~;· 69' VANILLA - CHli\RY CUSTARD ORANCI IESCAFE 20c L•bol GOLD SEAL SWEET PICKLES WHITE CLOUD TOILET TISSUE Salt Rising Bread JIFFY PIE CRUST 16.... PINK SALMON Loot 27c WHITNEY Ia,. I Low C..l. HAWAIIAN PUNCH katie EVANI katie !vans Jteg. 59c ICE BOX RYE 2ft- 16-oz. ••-' - NAJI$~0 JTIIUMANN LORIA DOOlE COCOIIUT OREME 43c 39c THAN~ Ull Ve1l luttore~ FISH STEAKS Jhs.45 c pke- k,.ft'• AMtrfcan SLICED CHEESE l l.... pq. 4h ............. ---"'"" • &a. ........ IIIQUNII IHP or OIIOUND CINUCIIC . n-••· 39c lor , "" l"!~c:"''S:l''TT-~ ,; Mrs, Kerwood ! Dies wednesday Oma L. Kerwood, S9, of North Second-st. Middleport. died this morning at Meigs General hos- pltal. Born January 22 , 1906 in Mason county, ahe was the daughter of John Hesson , Bradbury, and the late Lydla Cunning- h H am Otheress. survivors beside ,...... Coot . IUD I Jllo frwhnar *:'~39c 39c fLED IE 71t ,_ ....... •.. good deal over f1200 and still ~:et some social security checks. 11 a man and wife are for a $ISO monthly social fty benefit and if he plans earn $2200 in 1965 they will still be paid $1000 in social urity bonelits for t865. No matter hQW much you expPct to earn irt l965, you can be paid your social check for any month in you neither earn over $100 as an employee, nor operate your business as a ••lf·smployed peroon. Avoid any mllunderstanding you may have about social security benefits, especi~lly If you are over 65 and earning over f1200. Get all the facts from your Social Security Of· lice, Sll Fourlh Street, Marietta, OhiO. Stralltu 11r 10c ,. ..nhlf Tbe Middleport Emergency· Rescue unll wao IIIJIUIIOned •I 7:15 p, m. Tttoiday lor Mrs. Raymond McCiol11~ of l.ltnsvllle wbo was Ul. "" was Ifported to Veterans Memorial H08pllal bp equldmen. ~ IERIIR IllY FtOD YOU CHJliY I Rowtou.se low-eost lontl dl.danee lather are her ·, husband, Arthur, of Middleport two brothers, Floyd o( Upland, Calif., and Howard Hesson of Wheeii' ng. Futlt!ral aervicrs will be Fri- I· 1 Wood and Mro. Myrta Rile. S•l- the Foglesong Funeral home ur day a It ernoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Rife of anytime after noon Thursday, to The 11•t trouble gold lor lodollars. that smce • Carpenter, Rt. I, a11d :lfrs. World War II, Americano have ·1 Ethel Rile. Mrs. Ethel Rife and BOn, spent or inveRted more abroad James Dale, made .a busin ess trip to Wellston la•t weok. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife, CWS Ofes Mr. George Martln and Mrs. Freda Bowen made a business - - - - - - - - - - trip to Pomeroy Monday. Roy Ellil ia: confined to his Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thorn. home by illness. Joe CarRey is Wontlnuerl From Page 1) a1 and somt, Larry and Stevie, doing the janilor work at the · h' b munist party newspaper Prav- · Athens, spent Suday with her sc hooI d unng 13 a sence. da declared that no soci<tlist Mrs. Bl anc he Stanley, who , mot her, Mri. Freda Bowen. Larry Rife spent Wednesday recentlY underwent sur(iery at · state wanLs war and called on Harrisonville N N ~~::st~~eii~n7~: t:Tt:d s~~::es~r s'e3n ;, 1· If!\ ~ ~s· L . •; , ~--. : . . . . ~-.;:; - . ~ ,. I • I' · .• UPI Briefs J WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING Did you know that you can cut costs on lon1 dfa.. tance calls? You can get the best "bargains" by keeplnr the foUuwing points in mind: J. Staticm-to·slatiun calls always cost leu than both CO!!,t proportioJtatft·v•Jesa after 6 P.M. and all day Saturday aDd Sunday. personwto-person cal1~-but 2. Ptraon~to""'Perlon. calls always cost more than •tation-to-•tation eaUJ, rerardleiJ of tbt tiiDI they 're made. Advantage? There's no charplor a 1Jir10n-to-per•on caU if the ver11on you're callla.a cannot be reached. 3e After 8 P.M. ca1!11 are your bigge~t bargain. Fm· no more than $1.00 ( e:trhlll-i 11g taxes), you can make any Bfafiun-to-stalio11 call more than 220 air.. line miles distant and with in the cont inental U.S. (Alaska and Hawaii excepted) fo r the first 3 minute!!. Howe\o·e r, this new. low "after 8 P.M.'' rate does not apply to penon-to-per•on calls under any circumstances. 4• Ratea for all of these tong distance caUs are based on the fir~t 3 1~1 inut es. Toda_v -with Ltargain1 like this-you can afford to " se lung distance for all it& wot'th. I other relatives at Cabin Creek, kins were guests of Mr. ·- - ' ar:d I 1 1 ou s ... sna u a ea • r1 now! Plumbing • Heating Squad i• §ummoned roll pkg. !'~59c I 1 her 1 W . Va. Mrs. Robert Jewell. • Hurshel _Jusllce 1pent Sun-\ Mr. and Mrs. Felix Alkire day w1th Ius brother, Rev. Has. 1 spent Saturday evening with 1 sel Justice and famtiy ol Min· Mr. and :\llrs. George Wright , fuesday would: I den, Ohio. Their !aUier, Mr. Pomeroy. -Require tllat the i&nilioo be I Wed Justice •pent Saturday ond Gordon Gibson has enlered locked and keys removed from 1Sunday wit his son Hasse l and Ohio Univerflity for the spring unattended cara. : family. st' mesler. -Authorize free, permanent . Mrs. Ethel Rite spent Satur. J'v lr. and Mrs. .lack Boa'"d of lishipllieenses ·to persons over day eveninc with her partmts, Cross Lane, W. Va ., spent the '10 7ear1 old. / Mr. and Mrs .. Mart Mollohan weekend visiting Mrs. c;yde -Create a seven-member of Tuppers Plams. 1 Anderson and family, Mrs. Myrta Rife haan't been Mrs . Elsie Haning and Mrs . so well the past few days. She Kate Wilson called on Mro; will be 89 March 8th and friends Nellie Clay. are asked to aend her a card. I Mrs. Eugene Atkins !ipent a Mrs. Myrta Rife, Dexter, Ohio. Sunday afternoon visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Diehl. WDGE TO MEET VIrgil Walker, worshipful masHILOW TEMP r<~ I! ~er, announces a regular meetNEW YORK (UP[) - The , . 1ng of the Shade River Lodge lowest temperature reported You don I have to. retll'e com- No. 453, F & AM, Thursrtay, 1this morning in the 43 adjacent pletel¥ to get soc1al · February 11 at 7:30 p. m. All slaleg was g below zero at benefits, Robert G. Lorent, Sow members are uraed to attend · temperature Tuesday was 84 at rial Security District Manager i11 Marietta, sa id today. If ynu 1 LEAPS FROM HRJD<.iF. Clewiston, Fort Myers and expecl to earn $1200 or less WESTERVILLE, Ohio (UPI) Ocala, all in Florida. th1s year, you would be cansid- - Police here report that Mrsrs•·ll 1;;:;;;;;;;;;;;..;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ered COIJlpletoly retired and Mary Hodgden, 64, l:''f::lco:;~ ~ ~ would be entitled to all of your feet from a bridge into benefits. ered Alum Creek and wa s It is not necessary to slop jured fatally. They said working completely to get so· death apparently was suicide. ! Yeur Dtt~tndoblt tial security retirement bene· Daliler For fits. In fact, you can earn a HITS TRACTOR: DIEM ---- 2 25c 2 :t;. 28c· PIE FILLIIID No, :1. Pork 6-••· ..... (or VV Off · 49t Beef LOAF ROMI IIAUTY hn~ 1~. EVANS EXTRA LEAN !~:~­ lb. ')Q .. .":"'.:: ,. The House handed President Kerns , who _are members of the vaduals from all wal.Q of life, Johnson an overwhelming f'arav~n, will. serv~ as hostess ! and ~h~ states of Virginia, W~t victory Monday, passing the so-- ror thu; years sp~mg event V~rgm1<.1 . Kentucky and OhlO called "gold cover" loflslatlon Mrs. Kerns satd yesterday will be reprmnted a1 sprmc on 1 roll call vote of 300 to 82. the unit ?ow i?~ ludes approxi- I sess ion. Votlnj! lor the measure were mately 116 famiites who own I . Touro are expected to be Zllll Democrats and 4& Republi· Alf Stream Trailer>. and that lined up for the visitors, and cans; opposing it were 72 Re- approximately 50_ f&mih~s are all r~ational facilities will publicans and 10 Democrals. expected to participate m the be available arcordlni to chamThe effect of the bill, if 8 ~ three-day ses1 ion in Gallia her official& . ed b h Se uJd be counly Members of the caravan w111 prov y t e nate wo · . . lo free $4, 750,000,tl00 worth of . Chamber offic~.als urged Gal- l be eully recosnlzod-they will gold to meet overseaa: demands h~ counUes , to throw out the be attired in blue berets. un the U.S. gold supply, thus r cru:pet' for the v1sitors. One of the major items of strengthening the doUar abroad Some w11J a~rive here on Wedw 1business scheduled here by the · nesday • April 28 · unt·l ,., the selccti .on of a teen ,' and proVI·d·mg some extra msurance for prosperity at home. The caravan includf's indi· queen ror the nationa l rally, ' schedu1ed 1n Laramie, Wyo., '· Chairman Wright Patnam D-1 Tal., of the House Banking 'and MEMB_ERS ONLY June 21 through July 5. I Th f t d t b f Th 1 Currency Committee described e Irs 81 course o eoe caravan s open to indiIt as •·an outdated carryover fered by the Bureau of Mmes vid_ual s who_ own AIr Sl ream I fr-om earlier times when the at the Syracuse town hall Feb. traders. ~t 1~ an international do11 ar was redeemable in gold,'• 16 • 17• 18 · 19 • and 23 wlll he orga nJ za t Jon . 1,as t year 1n The dollar actually is redeem· open only to members of the New Jersey, so me 3,000 fami- ' able in gold only by foreign Syracuse and Racine First Aid lies partir ipt:~led in the nationa l . c~ntral ban ks, similar Lo the squads · It was ~arr1er repor t· 1ra II y. 'l'h e t ravr 1 trailers range 1 U. S. federal reserve banks. ed lhe cot1r se WI II be open t o 1between t~ and 311 f('rt. in 1 Since 1934, neither U. S. nor the public. , !eng! h. ~foreign dtizens have been able ~-~- -- 1 BUTT STEAKS TURKEY 11-••· boxes c --~· WASHI NGTON !UP! I _ Sen· The unit rally of the Walley Byam Caravan club of ate approval is expected next West V~rgmia Will be held at the Gallla County Junior week of a measure to abolish ' Fairgrounds Apnl 30 through May 2 lhe historic requirement that ThiS was announced Tuesday at the Gallipolis Chamone-fourth of all !edlral retei'Ve I her of Commerce meeting at Oscaro, by Mro. Thelma EIbank depoolts be backed by a liott, executive secretary. comparable value In gold. Mr. and Mrs. Marlm G , .- -- ANTHONY ·~- 49c SPARE RIBS FIIOZIN FOOPS _ _ _ _,..... • • IE F 17 -, - Society Notes SOCIAL SECURITY PICNICS STEWING CHICIEIS ·~~g~b. 0 4 79c Swift's Premium-U. S. Gev't lntp•ct•d FLAVOR GROWN-For lakin1 or Stewlna Stokely's Green Onions 2 bnch. lSc APPles carney said a pay raise bill introduced in tile House would benefit only 4&,000 of the 52,0110 state employe•. Other meuurf!s introduced Swift'• PraMiu-u. S. Cov't. lnepectel 69c Sliced Bacon k heat 8UC W 0 ican Federation of State, County Mr. Billy Vatella is spending Gordon Aikins, Mr. and Mrs. and Municipal Employ... 1some lime w1th hi& mother and David Rtggs and Eugene At- ' Swift'• Toppy-U. S. Go•'t lnopected Stokely'• lb. lb. and SAUERKRAUT~~~~~~ 303 SAUSAGE c.... 39c 2 4-o., Center Cut Roasts Chops 10, l ..... 1 lb.Uc Van Hollen Stokely's .., VIENNA lb. 4!Jc intro- Je~ COMING SOON ! W.N 0AMP'8 -------------Loin End Roast Sliced lb. 53c 43c aDd struck a match Tufsdayl" ~Appoint • spertal Senate ltirtt..lf to death 10 commlttea lo study hospilal an opputal ottlcllde• Htllloe plan rates Officers said Youn1'• fctm· - Require lhe ' clear and 1ly told them Young went becomplete labeling" ol all park· I bind tbe bouse to burn some •I• ollerod for sale. trash. When be did not return -Provide township •mployes b" mother-In-law, Mn. €•1wllh aeven paid holida vs a! " " Buchanan, 19, '"'"'bed ~oar. · and found bis charred body in _ .a shed. er states. Romer said lt would not reI I(Uire the use or 1ny public funds. Children would be required to bring written permis· sion from a parent or 1uardtan evening with biB sister, Mr. and Veterans Memorial Hospital, is ~he United States to " put an to be excu!led tor the rellgiou1 Mrs. Larry Hoffman and son recuperating at the home of . nd to dangerous provocations" training. Stevie, Albany. ' her ~on and daughter-in-law, Mr. l m Southeast Asia. There was Labor Back'i Pay Bil"ls Mrs. Sarah Rife and son and Mrs. Duane Stanley. no sign or H repitition or Tues· Mrs. car1 sampson is visiting \da~ ·s violent attack on the U. 435 Second Aven U e Se111. Charles Carney, !). Larry, spent Sunday evening Youngstown, and Pancake, both with Mr. and · Mrs. Chauncey her mother, Mrs. Clyde Ander S. Embassy in Moscow by a 1abor union officials, introduced Staneart and Mrs. Marearet 1son, while her husband is in mob protesting American ai r Gallipolis, Ohio lhe pay raite bill for the Amor- Brooks or Cerpenter, Rt. l Greenville, S. C. raids against North VIet NJm . .______________,......,._ _ _ _ _ _ __j - I' • propo~tal, duced by Rep. Harold Romer, P-Coldwater, II modeled alter a Michigan law and olmilar to laws in effect in llllnoll, Indtana, New York and several oUt- BEANS 2 ~!:! 25c .-, lb tous instruction STOKELY LIGHT lED KIDNEY . c FULL RIB HALF Meaty Loin End Wesson BEANS 2 #303 C:••• 39c Dally Sentinel,_Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., IApril 30-May 2 !~:~:£;:::"!:;::_:~~~ .Law Changed I Air Stream Trailer Group Ibur~ID& In House Vote T0 H0 Jd Sprmg RaJJ y Here mora controverlial meaouroa, lncludJne bUll to: -Allow thlatudy of commun.Ism In public echoolo In conjunc- By Mro. Sarah M. Rife tion with the taachlnl of Amer. lean hlo•-· Larry Hoffman had 1he cast -·~ ond aovernm-t. "'" -Provide •tate employe1 removed from his foot Satur\fiith a f60 per week across-the· day and is doing fme. board pay Jncreue. Weekend guests of Mr. and -Allow public achool pupl11 to Mn. Charles Rife and Larry be excuoed from two hour• of were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brooks claun per week to attend of Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. outoldt ref'w"'uo Charles A. (Jack I Rile of St. ..- lnotructiOn. 8plrtt Of '71 Revived Albans, W. Va., Mr. Joseph L. The bill allow'•• tbe teaching Rile of Chillicothe, Mr. and lf'6 o! communltm aiDtii wflh Am- Mrs. George Beveridje anrl erican ltudtet Wll another at· son, Fred, Columbu!l and Mr. tempt to modify tho 10-year-old and Mrs. 0 . M. Rile of Car- cratic Sens. <'liver Ocaoek of Northfield, Don Peue of Oberlin, Charltt L. Pancake of Nelsonville llld Robert C. Blackburn o! Dayton. The •·released lime"' for relig- STOKeLY SHILL!I Roast Rib End Roast 49c 2 Reg. Drip Fine PORK LOIN PUFFS Sire Box l·lb. Ctns. 45 ROASTS 4-roll public F~~=~-~~,~~ ~-·~:~~ Gold Reserve ••spirit of 76'' law which re- penler. · th at Amencanism · be Mr · and Mrs. Daye canode day at 2:30 p.m.church at the West qulfes Columbia EUB wt.th tau11ht before any other political of Carpenter Rt. I and Mro. Rev. Ralph Mahoney offi·c,·al· F reda Bowen , local, spenl FriphiiO!Ophy. in g. Burial will be in Graham It was· introduced by Demo- day afternoon with Mr!!. P'ayf! cemetery. Fri·ends may call at Swift's Premium - U. S. Government Inspected pkg. Kraft's PARKAY MARGARINE Can for FAB OIL s BEANS \. 2 •c...303 39c J 46•0%. 10c OFF LAIIL CATSUP On Ly CUT CRUN HONEY POD . Stokely JERGEN 'S MOISTUII CIIAM IROMO Ill T!ER I JUICE 89C COFFEE U·OI. btl . Lr.rr• ,,.. STOKEL.Y "'' I Chose & Sanborn wSta•ps At an1 I oH EITRA for by the Introduction of IIVIrll Pillsbury or B1ll1rd a-o... Rolls 13) Sleeves fundi Tunday'a action wae marked BISCUITS . Acnday Thru Thunday-9 to 6 F rlday and Saturday--8:30 to 8:30 <UP!) - TltJ otalo llr pollutton conlrol board l'Ontrovorolal propooal to rllll th• llata 111ft lal from 3 to 4 &olo Ill f!rot hlllrlnJ In the HGuu Educotlon CommUtoe toniCbt. iltprlllentollvoo of the Ohlo CoUDCU for Eduutlon (0CE), lpGIIIOI'II of tho Initiated bill, plan to preoont their cue tor the bill they IIY wU1 provkle additional IChOOll. c Corner Second and Mill COLUMlU8 per._ ~=· · STOKELY Sales Tax Hike Proposal Gets First Hearing Today _(1:2 . . Jlc PLAN BAKE SALE J4AS(I~ - Tho WSCS of the :Mason Methodist Churoh will bold a bake 111e Saturdly startIng at 10 a. m. at Thomas· Gro- cery, Second-St. TOLEDO mPI) - Miso Elhel Baiden, 21, Toledo, was killed 1 early toclay when she lost ~on- : lrol or her car, crossed the me· ~· dian strip and hit a tr.1Cior· PLUMBING AND HEATING trailer. fury ...the bigg011t, plushest Plymouth eV€r. JUilt one of Plymouth's 60 different models .•. the Roarini 'still WEATHER AHEAD! ORDER NOW! LUMP COAL OR RUN-OF-MINE Beladere Val"& I Barracuda mt1te Intermediate ctaaa. ... the compact that hasn't forgotten why you buy a compact. ... the fast-movinr fastback from Plymouth. ,__ . tbe big buy Pick Up At Our Lot Or (all WY 2·3284 - Middleport GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone WY 2-3284 Middleport, Ohio . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .!• .lSee your "Dealin' Man" at Plymouthland! TOM RUE MOTORS, • tH , , 399 South Srtl Ave., M!~port, 0. • �• _., .. . ... - - · - - \ west v·ugtma . . conference • p Squad men Demonstrate Heart Pacer Hospital News To Ladies of Midd!~.t:::~;'~~ been dea1" rogram on Literature I IS PI8 nned Mason Personal b lO 8·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Fe · ' D. up Greeoup 4:20 I m,f down Greenup uo & m.; 1ndlana down G......up 1:· ··~;~ ~~··~.:::: .!1n Scout Recognition Service m~:k :!i./a:'~~~~= Held at Methodist Church i!~=t~~;tr·~~ : Two Pomeroy ~m~~en~ for three mmutes and had been Euterod HD&pltal visited on SundBY with Fr: . "'""" Bl11on Tbe a.m.; o. F. Sbearer U[l !llelaquadmen demons ra ·· ved to live several years parent.l Mr. and Mn. MASON - A ScGdt , .......1 • heart pacer when the .re\1 H said a pacer mav be Among those who entered Board ~nd her' sister, Mrs. M.aSerYlee wu held are .,omored by 3:~ a.m. Middleport Busme>~ and Pro· Ionge~ ..;' and used at hom•' I Hol zer Hospital in the past :M PT p].EASANT - The Lit· ry ·Berry. ~ Scout Sund8y, February Fin Departmeut. GIIIUpGIIo DOJD OVEC kslonal Women's Club nwT al pure . s oneself ! hours were Mrs. Ralph R. . Department of the ...,.,I Methocli!t Girl Scout committee 7:20 p.m.; Reliable down the ofhce of t~ Columbu ~ and effecttvelyd b~l to lea~n to use Waugh, 1034 second Ave., .char- er~~~ePleasant Women's Club Mr and Mrs. Delbert at the er~= of the $5th Annt· were Mr.s. atarles 11:15 p.m.: Cotton Queen up Southern OhlfJ Elertn r ('owiJa ~t'm~u~~~ to mouth resuscita· \es A Bates, Rt. 2 ~alhpohs, ~Ill present the program at ~e visltmg their s~c:ndDotson ~e~~ or Scouthlg. ger and Mrs. Robert 2· 1~ a.m.: Lawrence B. up 3:30 ny Tuesday evem ng th . d those who had no~. to ~ISS Dorolhy H Haislop. Rio the Friday February 12th meet,.. tly , Mr Qlld Mrs. Palm ry RoUih . Cadet Scouts, Onward up 5:25 a.m.; The buslnt'ss ffil't'Ting was ~ ~~n. an r !rs; Aid Co urse, and <~rande . Kndtal Dawn Hash. Rt. m of the' club with Mrs. Roy and daughter at West The Rev . Marvan Sally Yeager, up 6:15 a.m.; Solvay preceded by dmner at the ta ite a h h d complete· I this I 1. Vmton, Peter Arnold Halley ' [ r!henaur chairman and Mrs. Beach, Fla. pastor' uaed for his sermon. and Linda 8 a.m.; Orco up 8:40 l . m.. Martin RP:-tauran1 Presld~nT thost' w o t ~e a refresher m Ftt 2, Crown Cit y, Sandra Jean D W R'othgeb co-chairmen. Mr Charles Aldridge and Jesus Were A Boy Scout." He Scouts, Kathy Kanawha RIVIl!F- Lucy Jane Mrs. Al\.nldo Werner opt-nt>d cou~~~~e ~~~ ~~ght prove mvttlu Anthony . 2610 Jackson Avt! • Pt.j The. program .will use .a~ its daug~ter • Gratus, and Mrs. brought out what leaders and Cecilia Smith. Up Marmet 10:55 p.mj~ tht' mt>!:'IIIH!. Y.Jth the Club !1. t some time to save Pleasant , Ca r! E Lynch. Rl. l theme the outstanding ctttzens J . R. Kmg, Pt. Pleasant w-ent Scoulinll should expect Duncan Bruce down Women·!\ Coller! able ' . l'f . 1, Pt Pleasant, Ja~es Blake. f the month of February - Ito H ntington on Friday. Gratus Cub Scouts, Boy SeoutaiDd ·SO p.m.j Thelma Ann Wit Joseph Strul.Jie and J;;~m es l s,•meont ~ ~~~t the cost of the iRt. 1, West Columbia, W. Va .. l ~homas Edison Abraham Lin- . au student at Marshall Unl· iplorers. He stressed also 9:35 p.m.; Semel. up Soulsby Wt' re mtroduced b~ ~et s~~cer bemg used !r..-.. <~llY I Mrs Cerll Raymond Byer, Le· lcoln and Geo;ge Washington. ~erslty. iscouts have a right to expect 11:25 p.m.: Helen T. Mn. Janet Korn, ""ho acted .a ~ Hear er encv Squad" l!' on. W Va., Jane E Head, Ap- A Ia let wtll be presented by er from their leaders. -Winfield 11:35 p.m. : Beaver Prior to his sermon, WllUam . Gaqe readlnc:a: Winfield 11 .50 p.m.~ K. chairman ut the l't\.-!c Parm i by the ~ gt h3 d been paid pie <;~·o\·e, W Va , Mrs Char-~ ~ y88 of the Point Pleasant College students home o~ pa tion Program !11 the ;;~bscnce $49!'. and ~~ ~ ; t ~nd pnvatP. dona· les \\ \1anley, Rt . •. Mldd\e-1H hp School Thespians under the weekend were 'fommyd o: Fry, Institutional 11.2:, S0.5, runnin11t2 Bowles up Winfield 1.15 a. or Martha Fry who was un· lo~ ~Y f~l:ld - ra t:o.mg pruJer·ts, : port. Leonard Lunsf~rd, Rt. 2. 1th~ direction of Mrs. Ertward ing, Kenneth Reynolds an West tlve of the Mason rollerJ, Pomeroy~MaJOn Jefferson up Winfield 5:_ 15 ·'le to attend The prngram lljns. f ~•p• orn · Pomeroy Mrs. Elvm Eugene .J k vidWarner,allstudentsat Troop waa presented Pt. Pleasant 28.M, Hinton . • A. J . Patten up Wnr 1 o t' ~ .. u · 1 d. g the sat' · • • I ar son. th Smith • was d1rerted toward s Ht•art mr u ~•nked local ;:> eoph• tur ·Thompson, Rul\and, Mrs. Ray- Mrs. Belva Farley will pre- Virglnia .Tech; Doro Y rvietta plorer Cbarter by falling, Kanawha Fal\a field 7 S".m. Sundav · Hf' l "t m helping tht mond S. Henry . Wellston, Ar- sent vocal selections during the of Glenvalle State, Ha f Foreman, Neighborhood fY1 falling, Charleston 26.22. ----Mr .. Struble drew a did~ ram :the i.r g:~~~~~~ ~hb VLtal equip· ' chie G. Bond, . Ironton, Mrs. l evening. A display or literature Newland and Phyllis _QueenCo~- mUudoner. Thi8- lfOUP It WBI nanning IS feet. piin.ADELPIDA (UPJ) of the human heart on a board, :.quad \ R1chard L. Enckson, Athens . d rticles of patriotic nature Mountain State Busmess sored by the Mason 11 feet and Wlnf1eld champion Joey directin g altentwn to the bun- melnl. Korn tllanked the .:n~er· j and Hubert Dills, Ashland , Ky . awnJII shown lege. rhurch. Rev. Frame 1a feet. Giardello has agreed to ~_!!t t t ·• 1 it' s j\ rs. · · b · -emeata: tto · a to-ro~u..., die of nf'rvt' s '.~a . con ' ~mt ed enc' squad members ln btohaH , Births Hostesses will be llleftl ers Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McDan· troop comnutteeman. ....... Charlie Cobene~t ~ight on March beating. 1\;r ~n~lsbyis Prrva l- ,~t" t~e rl uU and ,)rese-nted I Mrs Sidney L. Smith, 115 of the Literature Department iel visited over the week e~d Girl Scouts and their Oldo River Uttle Ge•>rg.ej ~~;;.title out that hrdrt dlf'irns~ alt <•~"'~· them a donation fr om the('~~~- Anderson Dr . Jackson. son, ', who are : Mrs. ~shenaur, Mrs. with their daughter and son-m· present were also is Luther Herdman up 1";....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-; f'nl ~noug peuple o · ! know -• The 1rt-asun·r·s rPport v.::~s 4 Oti p. m. Tuesday. Mrs . Carl [ Rothgeb , Mrs. Virgil Siders, law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley The Girl Scout Troop a.m.; waYne H. down 14' 1i fro m mla n1s 11p. and t h<.~ OJn· of read Uv Mrs . Korn in thf' ab- I \\ StovPr , Thurman, son, 8:44 Mrs. Evelyn Spence, Mrs. Earl Saunders and son, Cameron, in sored by the Mason a.m.: Jeffboat up 16. 3:50 a. ledge of tht' ~yr_uprom.s . . . nre Ot Miss S!ul ron [t nu«h. a . m l'uesday Withrow' Mrs. Hugh Barr, C lu bus. Club. C. V; Harner down 16, great value in dJagnosl_ng h ~;~~~ 'if' d motion was made ~md ' · · · Mr 5 . Madge Byus, Mrs. Ray m Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, · St. Marys up 16, 6:35 a. trouble when any• lilt' 1s '' 1 ' p , an .ad t file tlw report lor Crank Mrs. Cecll Devrick.. Mrs. Guests of Mrs. Mae Tay1or plorers Corrwnitteemen John J. Rowe up 18, 7: upon to a1d a d!slrt'~"rd prr· ~~~~:e Co~respond(•nre fr~J_m en Morrison of McArthur and 1c. H. 'Perry, Mrs. Howard Yea- on Saturday evening were Mr. women: Girl SCouts and Christy up 17, 10:50 10n. , , .· Anne Campbell , Di · tnc' Mrs. Ruth Crow of ~ackson, ger, Mrs. Evelyn Gammon, Mrs. and Mrs. Willard CJay of Po~ ers aU<ending the Lane down 17. ON He showed huw the Heart 1 M.ar~ as read by Mr~ ., were presented for diSCUi'.liOn James Gray Mrs. Clyde Me· eroy and Miss Dorothy Snuth serv~ are u follows: Eastern up 18, I a.m.; Parer is used to stimldah· the . Oirettor, w which Mrs. C:-~ ,np- ~ and a ballot taken. Mrs. Mor- permitt and' Mrs. Jolm Me- of Glenville State CoUege. ao-.Joren: Jimmy Bosworth up 22, 1:30 1. ·e r the heart Werner, m b · vote · · ....__ of Char.-.t' -"' Prlce do wn 23 , k nerves to Ia t' o\ . · l k d the club for her ri son won y unanllllous · Neill. Mlll Jessie mumas Frank Zuspan a 1N ; George beat .and ke<'P it gmng at the[bf'll .tlanv~sit to tht' >lub ln t • Re-' .leston visited recently with her Lake. p.m.; Kentuckian up 33, proper pal'!' . ur r<''>1 ort' IT ~~ ~ p~e;;~~am ~nd asked tha t a l Mrs. ~~n~t Korn, ~t:h~1'esi· sister-In-law, Mrs. Everette ! Cub Scout Master ; John Ladd Dean beatlng, wl,en il ltas slor;pe .I<Hluary , on Finance and \allons ali'rnan, mvl Thomas Conley· Committemen, . • m. Ravenswood up He told abmn thr value ••I th: Cum~;:.~~~ be appointed. [?.ent Werner to be ~~:,.:~1 '::; Mrs. Robert McBride and two Frame and John Lew· p.m. ; Reba Jane up pacer in krepmg people all~: ~k~~s . wtrner presented the I Coffee ~thr!apne:\ to National children, Julie and ~-bbJe, of is. Sponsor, Ma9011 I p.m.i Lady RoseLAUNDRYindefinitPly, depcndmg _on J. . ~. ns of Mrs. Catherine 9 a . m. . . W. I Springfield, Ohio, VlSited sev- School down Greenup 9:4S p:m.; DRY CLEANING dimu!;:.lion ~ither out s!de or quahfl~atl~. Jat'kson as c<.~ndi-tlsusmess and Professional o OCJe eral days with her parents, Mr. Cub .Scouts Den 1 Gary down Greenup 3 a.m.j WY 2-S428 POMEROY inside the body , and that th~; dl:.:\'erc,·. s"tale Nominating com· men's Week. and Mrs. Ray Proffitt and Nan- sell Brian J~bnson.· down Greenup 4:20a.m. · 1 bl ''gad get ate or • size of th1s va ua e . 1 .tl t>e <.-tnd ttle club vote Mrs Werner asked for volun· M and Mrs Richard Ster- cy. ~ 2, Mothers present, is small because of Jts tnn~J"\ · rntl m favor of Mr s. Everett. teers .to collect for Heart Suntt r.ecentl att'ended a basket· Mr. and Mrs. William Joe Conley and Belva Lewis; ors instead of the old t.yp" ,CJ - ~~~~ltficat!Ons of two candirit~tt'::i Feb. 28 in Middleport ,\ ~:u ~ame.%t Miller High school Roush and sons visited on~ ScoUts_ Cba:rl.!s, Mlehael teries. loca l c.ase. !rnr' District Director, Mn. I .was discus~ and t~n- at Hemlock, Ohio, in which his day with hers:arents't Mri..yra Randy Conley, Mlchael Le·wiB, :I He mentioned a . tative ror orgamzatlon or brother, Gary Sterrett, played. Mr~. H. T. eens a ' Michael Foreman and this made. It was Mr Ray Johnson. son Mr · Ohm. Rottgen. Ceci1 I l"tated that two fruit cakes were Dennie Johnson, and son unda af- Den 3, Mother, Mrs. Jilnony\1 o-rate Now I .........•• still available for sale. daughter-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mri. turned to her home S ~ '"' Smith; CUb Scouts, . · f M o ter betng confined m e~ , and David Smtih. M s R R. Pickens announc·[ Davld Johnson o onac ' H 'tal for 17 days. Frame ed ~h~l .only one application, visited his sister and ~~ther- G:ra~ndos~rs. Austin Wolfe Den 4, K:th~~ster Berthus tar has been made for in-law. Mr. and Mrs. h .have spent two weeks here Boy Scou ' :.......nt 0 • · · S h I t w • 0 the Nurses Trammg c ar- er ·. nd 'th their grandparents, Mr · nard Conley ' as•~~ ltt ® ship at Holzer Hospital. It was Mrs. Jack Gibbs a t ~o~~ =~d Mrl. Earl Custer have Conley; Com:ood~~eo Mohoii"Y Pr..Flnh_h_•d_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $5.00 announced all applications are Doyle,. hav~ retu~edVao af~er moved to Athens where he iS Carso~:;t Senior Patrol lead· 4'•r SHIET, only to be made by March l. home m VJenna, . :' ed Boy Edd' Mrs. Ralph Welker reported spending two weeks Wll~ her em~~~fin . recently with Mrs. ers presen~ were te Pa· on the Business and Profession- ~ parents, Mr. and ~r~.. Wllliar_n El anor gWingett and Bob were son and MlCh~~ HarboUrT•'vlar. ll & al Women sponsorship of a girl Eichinger. Mrs. Etc mger lS B~i Wingett If Leader, ayne. to go Ia Buckeye State this improving from an Ulne". lnd William C. Edwards and Terry For•~·. MASON, W. VA. SP 3·S5S4 ! June Mr. and Mrs. Robert ., F nk Bright of Colurn· ermasrer Ricky Coney, \ Pti. Scott of the Gallipolis were in ~ast Liverpool for fun· M~~ and Mrs. Elsw.,ort~h;: [Ch~a~rl~es;_;J~o§hnso~~··~Sco~t==Cud=l=e=ii:: I I Post of Ohio State Highway eral servtces for her aunt, Mrs. ~ • ds and daughters or G Patrol has been invited to be Leona W~lton. . as la:a;r and Mr. and Mrs. speaker at the March meeting. Mrs. Lige Shields w re- bert Holstein o( Ravenswood, I nc:: i wu;:: River news :e ONE DAY SERVICE 0 SHIRT FINISHING 1 9 S yraCUSe S • YNoteS Marv..; OLD f!SBIOIED PDCI ••• ROBINSON'S SPE CIAL' CE~~~~~ 12 ~1 CEIUNG TILE I 1 'e:io NEW KIND OfMATTRESS WALL PANELING Englande~ HOGG " 111, ~"' M::· )ll{['[l\l~SS S1\ Jt. w. va Over Stocked ! REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ON ANY TWiN ul fUU SUI dloos• innenprlnt Motcning or Comfo·foam ••• Box Sprin9 Mottr•ss $39 .95 CHOOSf INNUSPRING Of Comlo· foam lXTRA COMFORT EXTRA SUPPORT ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. USED CAR ON OUR LOT! .• Low Down Payments Bank Financing Englander<» EXTRA FIRM Mr. and Mri. Virgil Collins of Nelsonvllle spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. William Eichinger, Linda and Johnny: Roberta Brlckles of Gallipolis spent 8 weekend wllil Pam Sylvester. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bess spent a few days witil their daughter, Mrs. Pierce ~se and children in Pomeroy wiltlo Mr. Case was in lhe hospital. A Friday guest of Mr. and ~--I CUster were Mrs. Mrs. ,... ~-• 1 Paul Sellers, Mea. Jack .....,..ner I and son. Danny, and M"· Btll Hoback of Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. Johnson and daughtent, Tammy and Cheryl of Wolf Pen were Sunday evening guests o( her mother, Mrs. Ada Slack. . Mrs. James Quick remau:as very lJI in Holzer Hospital m Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bess were overnight guests of thel!' granddaughter and family • Mr · and Mrs. Eddie Blake of Brad· bury. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Custer were dinner guests of Mr · and Mrs. Jerry Powell of Racine on 11mrfday evening. The birth· day of Mrs. Custer was observed. The workshop of the Romemaker'• Club will be held this week 00 Thursday instead of I Wednesday from 10 a. m. ID J p. m. -Ada Sla<k ONCE AGAIN THIS YEAR'S GREATEST PORTRAIT OFFER 11x14 .00 PORTRAIT 3 - BIG DAYS - 3 FRIDAY, SATURDAY &MONDAY ONLY Motlws- Bring Your Chdd To Our Store Dressed Fttr A BHutlful Portrait ••• To Be Photographed By George Knlska, Widely Known Chilli Photograph• • Negro ChoreIles T0 Recetve CHARLESTON - The West tirginta Confere.1ce of T h e Methodist Church wm automat. lcally recetve Into membership al ~ Negrn churches in West Vlrginia that have formerly been ~e~bel'! of the .een~al Juriadiction. This achon 1! the resuit of the 1964 General Con-ference and Jurisdictional Con-ference of The Methodist ~ureh and will become effecttve ln June of this year. This announcement came in a rna]'or address delivered bv J '• AbOU t 75sAtt he nd MI. SSI.On C ool A flood il not expected to hit . Ohio Ulvor communllies "' I. At Mason Church the prneat time despite 111 . ":~:~;~:~:~.~ ·~~,~~ ~., MATCMIHG lOX SNIMO ~t .95 • V'OU WILL PAY AT--- BAKER FURNITURE I MIDDLEPORT, 0. - ~...,.· __,d;;_ METROPOLITIAN MOTORS· 606 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. MASON - Mrs Lueillc Sulltli I new 1 1 diet-rite to-! cola \r--=======--=• SERVICE RADIO only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all J ClELAND'S T•Y• SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COLA, NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. THEY ARE VALUABLE! WE WILL PAY '12 CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY TeaChef pay Hike Nearer in W YOU'LL JUST LOVE OUR $1 FOOD BUYS! V . irginia In FAIRMONT CARTON Will Speak at . Clover Farm Store Route 7 89c 1 GALLON TUPPERS PLAINS Silage Event CQDKJES ~~~~~~H :·~f,:Variilla, Lemon- ' CREME - - 3 PHONE SH OJkon 8 to I Mon. Thru Sa-t. RT. 124 l -5S43 RUTLAND . . JOX FOLGERS INSTANT COFFEE DOG FOOD 46oz. cans 'UMFORI.\ QUALITY-PRICED c Complete With Cheese-- SPECIAL HUNT'S PEACH HALVES 4 No. 2'12 cans SWEET ROLLS SPECIAL VALUE SALE ON LIBBY'S PUMPKIN S No. 2th cans BY HOLSUM FRUIT FILLED Reg. 39c pkg. PORK SAUSAGE Yellow Globe lb. ~OE .JUST THE WAY YOU LIKE Ill Frose11 Food Buy.¥! MEDIUM SIZE BANQUET BRAND ,. FRESH SIDE TV PORK llbs. Dinners lb. bag FOR ALL VARIETIIS MIX OR MATCH Golden Yellow - Cello Pkg. . . .00 Dss:r-lela.IIM 1ft c.n........ , ...... SLICED TRAY PACKED • ) .,. __ ..,,, -..... ':":, •-----'"'l!!-.!!'1'"'--~ tl!l':oiti!!Q"l~t;\OI,>!I,."'Illit411"..llitZ:P!J,...."11!!'.. '!!L!"''.!\!4'·""1£!!!,1!'2 ~~ttN ......... 41'1·•"' Fifth and Pearl RACINE bxs, S299 · N.UON, W, VA. Clover Farm Department Store "The Sture W1tb A Hart" Pizza Pie Mix pkgs. Mix or Match ·CAK~. ·'MIXES ~:~~~,:;~·,~:_ i··· 3 . M~Cliiif D~NKs 3 3 ROOMS FURNR'URI CO. Food Market 1V71b. DUNCAff .ftiNES . MASON 1- RUTLAND RACINE Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee ·'' .. Order To Be J."air To All. Right Re$e rved To Limit. LYONS ICE MILK D Extension ean 1 Feb. 10, lHS-t . Mawn. and Wil lard Clay, Porn- 1 r:. 1 Bishop Fred G. Holloway, hi~ shop of the West Yirginia Area , a~ a called meetmg of Methodist ;hurch lead~rs at St. M•rk.s Church 10 Charleston 0 Monday· Feb. 8· · " It should b<. assumed that this transfer means something more than the transfer of pro~ erty, assets, ministerial members of an annual conference and the statistics of church membership. What is involved ill the· transfer of fellow Christians Into our midst who havo just as much right to be part of us as we have right to be part of us. I ca1 see no signifi. P~t cance to be attached to the '1"' fad lhat no~ a white bishop CHARLESTON, W. Va. rUP[) will appoint Negro pastors and _ The Senat.,. Fi ance that Negroes will attend our · " · 0 ~- f CAN tee approved Annua I vun 1 erence. . . h ' the . . Tuesdav . . .. . . mm1stra1ton s 1eac er pa\' ~el Significance m the fact flf 1bill, designed to hike the · a 1t be a racll that we . s~all now , school teachers an .aver:~: regard men of dark skm to be imore than $I ,JOO over th'!'! nrx:t our brothers; that we have wav- threeyears . . d oodb h 01 e g · ye lr t e rnytu co 1· Increases would be ba!;ed on or and once more have clung 8 complirat.cd experieOCt! factto .the myste~y of the Gospel or as well as blanket rai sra. wh1rh I Ephes1ans says l has Beginning teachers would be broken down the barriers be-lraised $237.50 each of the flrsf tween all mankind and made . two ears and $200 the third the~ one In Christ!" year ~or 8 $675 total. The SenBishop Hol.loway warned the alt• measure w;JI be J at firsl more than s1xty ch urc~ leaders reading today ~and ...iOuld norpresent that It was hme that mally come up for ·a vote FriChr isti an~ everywhere accept d ~his as. fact , and that ~ociety 1 af'he House Finance Commit· Is . mov~ng far more rapidly at tee had been expected t~ apth,l:" pmnt th~n .t~e church. 'prove an identical bin ~t · Whethe~ l~lvtduals at the parently failed to do so aft~r mument like It or not, race running into undisclosed ,· · equality is as cert..ain as worn- lications. an's suffrage. The struggle for p equal rights for women began 1" 1848; they were realized in 1928. How si\ly it all was : how great Js its fulfilment." The Bishop expressed his 1 deep concern over the number : of Methodists who are not prepared for this change; who still have difficulty in accepting racial equality. PT. PLEASANT - Dr. Ro" You ar~ .p.mong our le.adets ; man J. Verhaalen, Dea .• of the and the· it!htirclt or churches to Extension Services, West Virwhiclt. y.ou are related must be ginia University, Appalachian made aware of what is happen- Center, and Associate DirectIng, and must be led to the ac- or. Cooperative Extension Ser· ceptance .of the equality of all vice. ~ill speak at the sixth in Christ. We must at long last arinual Mason County Hay and ·· · ·· recognize that w~ are in this SUage Show Thursday evening, church of Ghrist not because February 11 , 7:30 p. m. on the w~ are white or black, ':lut be- 1 topic , 1'Extension ~rvices cause we are Christians. We West Virginia University.'' must lei the world know that The Hay and Silage show will we intend to accept and prac- start with registration of exhibtice equality!" Its Wednesday Feb. 10. TI•e proBishop Holloway expressed gram starting Feb. 11 at 7 p.m. his belief that the church must and continu ing Firday morning soon come to the place where at 9 a. m. Feb. 12. ministers will be assigned to Sponsors in addition to Dean churches irrespective of color Verhaalen will be Dr. Gerald and expressed his hope that Jung, Associate Professor this Agronomy, West Virginia congregations will take matter so seriously that of versity, Dr. Gerald Anderson, their own volition they will say, Professor of Animal "Bishop at your discretion - West Virginia University, . we are ready. We no longer Bill Smith, County Extenston ask that you send us a man of Agent of Gallia County. light skin or dark skin because we shall no longer look at his Joey Roush Honored skin. We want . the man that On Fifth Birthday ca n fill our needs - send him." MASON - Joey Roush, fiveThe Bishop's address also year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. considered matters pertaining William Joe Roush, 3rd Street, to evangelism and youth work Mason, was honored with a in West Virginia and the role birthday party on Wednesday al tt.at the church must play in the home of bllt parents. being Involved In the gunuine Alter playing games, . reneeds of our youth. freshments were served to BiiConcerning the college stu- ly and Kathy Vicars .. Guy Ia dents, he said, "We need to Roush, thomas Ropsll,. StlSle · find new means and fresh and David Bocook, ideas to cope with the problem Frulh, Michael Lambert, of religion for our students a- Schwartz, Jerry and Ray Tuckway from home. Here we may er. Adults attending were his not only be missing One of our grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. great opportunities but may be Guy Roush. Mason, and Mr. gullly of allowing a segment of and Mn. William Vicars of . our constituents to graduate bt· GaiUpolis. to Jhe world without the sup- Senldng gifts were his mat. port of a faith that will give emal grandparents, ·Mr. and dirtction to lhem in lhe com· Mrs. H. T. Skeen of Obio, log years." Norah Lynn Serkle He noted that he had some Newell. ". ; ' ' .~ ONLY . . n. New Furniture Englandel' ' HO!i.l'll''UZVD NOW 0 ., ,_Dai!1• Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, . - besitanC1 In using the' word weekead ol nilllllld 1~ rUJI- I Mason _ Approximat'el} 7S MASON _ Mr s. William eroy, were united in marriage I evangeli!m In his addi-ess bt-- off from melted· saow. - persons attended the first din. on Fe-bruary 4th at :J p. m. at cause Jt has too often bee~ as. This was ~e repon by the ner meeting of the Scbool of Stump INma Tucker ) of Col- the Mason EUB parsonage. The ' sociated with reviyalism and U. S. Weather Bureau rlv.~r Missions on Sunday evening at [ umbus and formerly of Mason, double rmg ceremony was per. emotionalism. . , staUo.a here which ooled thr the Mason Methodist Church. i ~ hospitalized at the Riverside formed by the Rev . Ralph Ma"The. cynicism expressed rlvef w~ expected io cresa 1 Followmg the meal, the group Mtheodist Hospital in Col- , honey. 1 ward the churcb today is ..bl j at .za feet at Dam lj. near f viewed a film. •· Jose Martinez umbus following surg~ry on her ' Attendant was Mrs. Mae Tay· most acases based not on ath- 1 Ne.- MartintvUie Thursday, 1American '• setting forth the hip. She will remailf there for lor, mother of the bride. Tbe eism but on .,_agnosticism : not I far below flood stage. :theme of this year's school, several weeks. Hermother Mrs. bride wore a turquoise blue or disbelief i~ a God but on Other c...st 1 expt.cted "Spanish Americans.'' Mr. and Blanche Tucker, Mason, is dress and matching jacket with doubt as to whether the God laclucle: Mrs. Thomas Reed and their 1~taying with her daughter dur- bla~k accessories. Mr. and Mrs. ~e church follows is in the -Gampolts, 2t feet, Wed- daughter, Debbie, were attired 1mg her convalescence. C1ay are residing at Rt. 1 Pomlives of the foii~;Jwers b.lg enough Desday. in costumes representing a eroy. to make a difference." -Huntlagtoa, 31 to 3% t..et, Spanish American famil y. COLAVITO HONORED Bishop Holloway . in conclu&. Wed:neaday. . ion reminde;d his audience of Tbe flood stage at tht"se After _v!ewing the film, the READING, Pa. <UPIJ-Citve_ church leaders that " if the commanUie• .. 50 feet. ~roup divided and went to var~ land Jndtan slugger Rocky Col-[ Christ ian f~jth Is relevant .OIJ.IY '. hour· av1to has been presented with I & y 1tous classes for one to the church and its organiza- ~):!~~-"w.i'7·Tr..."i· !ftl Classes and their teachers are a plaque by hts ex-boss • • tions and is not ·relevant to aU BltiCKER ILL Primary, Miss Emma Forthe; ChaNts 0. Finley of the an· We Repair All of life, then it is not relevant.'' COLUMBUS ~ UPI J - John Junior, Miss Lena Glbbs ; Jun- , sas City Athletics, commemo.Makes & Models His addr:'es{l was followed by W. Bricker, 7.1, former M.·nator ior Hi 's, Mrs. Fred Spencer and rating the nwnber of home a luncheon and a discussion of and sovernor. was in St!rious Mrs. Howard Van Matre: Sen- runs the star has hit in his mathe Quadrennial Program for ' condition Tuesday iD University ior Hi 's, Mrs. Ray Proffitt and jor league career. West Virginia Methodism, Ho9pital, where he was b£'ing Adults, Rev. Marvan Frame. The plaque weighs US pounds I wv '2 ·2'255 treated for reaction from peni· , The School of Missions is [ and contains 300 silver dollars, iOI E. M1in St. Pomeroy dllin given for a cold. I scheduled for each Sunday even- one dollar for each homer. 1 THE TIME TO BUY IS NOWI EVERY CAR IS FOR SALE ••• YOU TELL US WHAT lng during the month of Febru- Smillt-f:lav Vowo Or), beginnmg with a covered dish supper at 5 · 30. Arf' Tahu Ft·h . .j. . ' ' .... 1-lb• pkg. c ' �~- · · · ··~ .. · ·-·-·· - .. - - .. -- . .....-·- ---,.-~"T-- '!' - ,..--=---.. ----· l ______ .. _ - .. -: , _ :- • - t lOR • 711 d 711 l t t AdU It E'd-UCa lr.tOrean lr.tOTe mpo~ an • Fourth Rate Reduction in Four Years! !. By DAVID NYDICK UPI Educatloll SpeclaliJI more and more bnportanl. Tbe more and more Important. he elfmioatloo of various Job ca~ goriea and the creation of new one meana retraining lor IIUliiY Individual!. Many people have eolllldered adult education courses as a method to develop pereonal Inleresis. They have enrolled in COUNJel Progres 8ive Supper bHeldRecently !Daily Sentinel . Pomerov-MiddiPDOr1 . 0 . Fnb 10 are tba act!vltlel wblcb many adults have been unable to purscs in their earlier years of lormal educaHon. There is an increasing partie!potion in adult education programo wbich provide high school diplomas and college degrees. Tbeee .,.. part lime programs which usually take place In the evenlngo and allow tba joba at the aame time. Many employers encourage workers to !w-ther their education by pay· ing partial or full tuiHon and sometimes giving time off from the job when necessary. Conlinuing education iJ ftiuable to job ouccess. It ofle1l Ieoda to promotiona and Increased t1alarles. It ls very usual for lndlvidu· w•n•ned•L lll•.om•"' I-1 '"·"- J • no· J Allee ~·aye John"'n Jn low..1 potency. Others take couroeo to keep lhernoelves up to dele on new developments In their fields. This oontlouing type of educa tion Is aloo encouraged and supported by many l'fDployers. The need for retraining bas placed an iocreaslngly fmportan! responslbUity on adult odu- per recently. The maio course Zerkle where the grouy enjoy- appointed b) the New Jer""l' ed a •a lad. From the Zerkle 1 Senate to " preaenl the state ill calion programs . The problem home thO) went to the home negotiations with the National iJ a result of rapid develop- of Joy Thabet where lhey were Collegiate Athletic A8J!OCiatioJr menu in technology . Although served dessert. to raioe $2 million for !be r-.. this may provide machineo Attendi!Jt! the SOCial gather- ball of lame at Rutgers Untv011o which replace men, It also ere- 1ng1 were tba hostesses and sity. ales jobs lor men wilo can run Kathy Jolmson , Susan JoOO..,n, Dudley was responelble for and service tba macblnes. Nancy Proffitt, Debbie Conk, briDgiog tba Liberty Bowl Abv Adv for 111an. PMI Feb.ll Glen Johnson. Mary ArtiJ, Ray game to Atlantic Cf17 last year. 1 I Chuck Roast ~~~ ___ 53c Chuck Steak ~~';?_•_ _ lb.49c English Roast lb. 63c Swiss Steak ~~~ ___ lb.59c Beef Short Ribs _ _ lb.35c Stewing Beef ___ lb.69c ••• 11o. SUPER-RIGHT-LEAN SEASONED PORK l-Ib, Pkg.... 35o Fresh Sausage Sliced Bacon 2 Perch lb. pkg. BANQUET FROZEN-BEEF-CHICKEN-TURKEY ALL GOOI:I BRAND RESIDENTIAL RATES DOWN Now, most customers on Ohio Power lines who use over 400 kilowatt hours per month wi II save approximat71Y one-~alf million dol~ars annually. This means that you can enjoy electnc cookmg, water heatmg, washing, drying, and all the other benefits of electric living for less than ever before. 2 lb. 99c Redfish Fillets _ _ ... 39c Fresh Haddock Fillets •.SSe YOUNG TURKEYS OVEN READY FRESH FROZEN ALL SIZES lb. TOTAL ELECTRIC HOMES Customers who enjo~ modern, convenient, Total Electric Living, including heating and appliances, will save ~er $50,000 per year. This is one more reason why the trend today IS to POT PIES - --- 6 ·;~~ 97c lb. pkg. BANQUET FROZEN-APPLE-CHERRY OR PEACH a,.,oded, Cop'n John Fr011n - - - J9c pkg. FRUIT PIES - - LARGE SIZE SUNNYBROOK EGGS - do.. 47c Tota 1 Electric Living. -- ~ -=- . SCHOOL RATES DOWN Schools now realize a new low rate of 1¢ per kilow~tthour on ~lectrlc heating. Thanks to this reduction in rates, already m effect, thirty-one schools with electric heat will save over $37,000 a year. PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE DRINK 3. 1tg:: 89c 3 c1n1 Every year more and more schools heat electrically. ~any architects and school planners know that electric heat is the choice today. '~ cans rwo o 89c Tomato Sauce 10 :a~ 99c Golden Corn S.~:~ 89c Tuna Fish ~::: v:~·n.. 39c Peaches ~~:~w - 3 ~~3~~ 89c Whale Kernel or Cream Style cens 9 Total electric schools, too, will benefit from this new low rate. Present and future total electric schools wUI get all electric energy at 1¢ per oans STEWED TOMATOES kilowatthour. Combine this low rate reduction with the clean, space-saving, safe and comfortable features of electric heat and you'll understand why total electric is the modern standard for newly constructed schools. ::::.;;- TOMATO FRUIT COCKTAIL .4 !.~~ 79.. c l·lb. CUT GREEN BEANS 4·~=·-s9c A&P BRAND PIE CHERRIES:ED 2 COMMERCIAL RATES DOWN 85% of our small to medium commercial and industrial custo":'ers will 205 700 annually With the trend to lower electriC rates, save over $ , • _,.. electric power for 1 more and more progreuive businessmen se -~ every use. Ja•e Parfc•r 4 ~~~· 79c Rog, Price 49t 39C Peach Pie Salad Dreuing -qi:~ 4Sc APfole, Slrowberry, Apple Grope, Apple Ras ....rry ~blo Sultana Jellys MPANY - Powtr ComP••Y bas requestetl permlultnf fr,. tbt Publk VlilnH• c-miultnf of Ohio for these r•zt•• to b•~om• •l"fw• wf1i bah rnulm4 011 Ml4 •ft.r April Jd. . • ". '. 1 Dry Trend' ·· liii.IC"UTurf . ... -. t{ With t11o Pure- et $5.00 or Mol'l !Idll.ll.. ot lleml &sampled bJ Law 29c Fresh Broccoli · 6 9( Navel 0 ranges~~::·· large l!li<pJreo Feb. 13, 11160 In Cola, Unit AltP's 2p~~- 39c -:-· .· ' Toni Home Permanent -·- -·- · · only $1.98 Stimulating- Educational- Fun FOR YOUR CHILDREN CLIP THIS COUPON bunch CALIFORNIA FANCY Deterge"-t ·.~ . FORMERLY $2.19 Grapefruit s-Ib. 69c . bag , 'It AN JNYQTOR-OWN.O 3'~·:- s1·• $1.00 Bayer Aspirin, 100 count · · -· bottle 53c FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS Ann Pog-our Flnost Quality ~ 9 J-Ib. cans CHECK THESE NEW LOWER RETAU.S spe•l•l ."-· 1-lb. c•ns Jane Parker-Mad• With Polato Flour Potato Bread .. ... . Spanish Onions _ "'- lOc - MASON - The SeniOr High COUJ'1eS group of the Mason Methodist Mason. Afterwards, the group ; TREN1'()N, N J 1V 'I• -Anr wblcb will iocrease their com- . church held 0 progressive su.p- went to the ilome of Jennuer ; brose •·Bud " DUd•e_. ""' .,.., to learn how to play vldualawithlel.suretlme. Th... IDdlviduala to hold tnll time ah! to take specific bridge, palnt iD oila, cook, aa well 8! "do it yourself' programa In carpentry and other industrial arts areas. Music appreciatlon, creative writing, undersi.Snding political issues, and llterature are surely Important aspecll of adult education. Theee and other similar eouroes provide many houro of enjoymen! and development lor indl- ) Qr.~- ll Florid-Thin Skin Oranges Deliciously SwMI M•rnlt-- ..... 59c FREE ANIMAL KINGDOM PICTURE ALBUM WITH THIS COUPON And Pldure Packet No. 1 Which Contoin& 20 Color Pictures Packets No.2 Thru 9 Now on SolelSc Available Only At A&P No Purch- N-ory �....... . . . '• . ~ ~ . .. n• .romeroy ..... ~ - ' prJ" Jt .1n .. ,_-''-__________ ,,.,.. . ..-- - -; -~--·-'<'-- .... -... ,. _. . ___. . . ._... . . . .. ~ ---- "'• "· ceI' e b· ra t es .roun v d 'D 1 Principals are ers ay Partieipanulh I • \ n-Dally SenUnl!l, Pomm;y.oMJcld!eJ)ort, 0 ._ hb. 10, 1965 ;.!•tthi!OhiOi!lxpostllotttlefl. lll!l.. API'IciACII State Meeting 1\Juoders Day was observed ed Mrs. Pearl William•. Mrs. , was preoenled to Supt. Oibbs. 1dies. A large cake iced m charge of the refreshments were ' Theme of the conference was WASIDNGTON (UP!) ~Preo whon the Pomeroy Elementary I C'harles Gibbs, M1ss Carolyn Relre!hmenls carrylns out ! white and dl!<!lltaled m blue I tiN! ex~~ut 1 ve board tnt!Utllhg I Mrs NeliJe Vale Salem Cen- ''lrticil!! <lh the llututt - Ell!- dent Jjj!j~ph Dtlfrt~ olllie Oom PTA met Monday evenmg at Smtih. Mrs. Charles LewiS, Mrs. ' the PTA colors of bllle aild ye~ afKI yellow , <!!lffel! i!hd t~o !Oer~ l Mt !;Jus 1' 1 tt M it ter ptmcipal d W t;; Camp- ltlentllf'y School U!lltlersbtp ill muitlciitlilfts Wotki!J'j ol Arnert lit l<!hool Albert Woodard, Mrs. Latry Wit· : to• were served fratn a table •dr~ed Mts Ollefjfer Kftlght I '· ene np e ' r~ OJ' 1belt !Jarrlso~:ille ;inci at at- tli@ t9'11ti." ca !elVA) said Monda, )llo Nil~pests entered. the\ wer. ey. Mrs Dan Meadows. Mrs I with white linen cover. center- pr~sld~ at the ll!lfrl!<! eerl'lee Mayer, Mrs James 0 llrlen, l tcnded tlie seventhp annu':.t 'pro- HI~HitMbtihM th~ ''htfgest er- ion plllns 8 new nei!Uilbtillll lppruented a program and name I Leo Kennedy and Mrs. ed with on orraneenteMt or yet- ~n~ Mrs. T. II. Dti\OH!e, the Jell.' Mrs. DWigHt Cull urns ah<l Mrs. ' lesoJonal conference or Ohio El- ~r-· !:6ttl!laV~. wltlch atttatt~ "loli~h IOIIH the !lei! 'l'ete•IM!he on with the PTA insignia and 1~wackha mer. A boutonnlel"'1luw mums ann to•r y•ttow eon- , Re&lslerJHg the guests and lh I GeH~ !Jtludoshell l,illo el~ftiefitaty school " " 1emenhtrY School princtpals F'eb heilrly a OGPJ or the PTA oalh, all - - - -· - ~--"- - - · - _ · heids lffld ollter i!ll!leatlon per- ~ysteiH bllii other emtlpifltes ...-eying out the PTA colors. I PbAN liE\'!\' ilL I !iOititel to the CApital City site thi> year. IUid made by Mrs \ harles 'II ~ w W • • Mrs. i'Jtll!iOr! l!ahet wete ptt;- i wefi! lltkJtes!~! by <!ducatloh;j t;owis. I There will be • revivol sl•rtf f grain 1!11fllfthert llhd oohdu~ted I le~d~s. oiltill!!l mt teatietshtp, Beirne ooid hlo trou~ wm Frank Vaughan . president, I II In~ feb . 14th at I he MI. Uruon I .$ (J a serieo or lli~t· gam~s ahd "j!lb alike" diecul!sl6h c~rlfersl •••• stx-le~el JHill ·~ was in charge of 1he business , Roptist Church at Carpenter. 1 qui.... , ah an)!Ual baslh~ss sesSion, afia !~":, t~= ~~ntry~:t ~~:~·~".~ De,.,,- will be New Gordetl el·•b /!; OrnanJtecJ Given March 28 GallipOliS By Guild GrO up II In A Garden Club v.as or- session which opt>nPd w1th the pledge to thP flag Mr~ Harold ; : nt'W d WE'd sd H"otth-tOri" Cl M ass ee Dt:Jr!t Home Th meetings will begltl at The valentine theme was car- edm. -a1 . 1 ·nal exhibits. 7 30 h th J3 th Mr !JV . eac evenmg w1 . ru er I . and Mrs. David Darst ried . out in the refreshments 1 at Cet'il Cdl. of AI hens 1here Will i were ltdsts rur tile trebrultry of' ~trawbt>rry pte ser~l!ll by lllllti!E I'OI'liLA'I'ItiN F b Lohse southeast ui•trict dirPC- Plans w•·re nwdP rot the pre- , f:;'~:me of ';;;r,"~ • v/ tor , announeed 1ho· Southeast '<' Ill ation of the Do·gree of the or Gallipohs C. ough be speCial smgmg eaeh eveomg.l m!!l!llhg District eonfen•nj'f' would be Rose ce 1Pmom !u be hekl or, held at CambridgP on :Vlarch 1\'Tarrh 28 a! ·the church when M J 1 )i f g , Prayer by ~ermlt ~alton closed the bu smess IJ!JNV!rJI!, Colo. (Ufi!) ingl:~~-- r:;~sne.!acvi~~~(J~slde~; . tut@ Wfiltffi. Y8:fi@S from ftlty to Cttl' dhd bfM II! 8r@§, . formal ntual. ('il of SLCtt.P Garden Clubs, Jnr., i 11on. _ Thr Jovl' · gift wa~ dr:!iralcd which hHe rnorll than 20.000 Mrs . Luril!e Sw.ac k!·;:rH('f a nd i~ tn be used to su pp{l rl , members throughout Ohio. Napresented mixrd chomc; ~urrr ! rnl"~wrwnf's. Tlle group ·lrrid - tiona I Council of State Garden Pamer'! Hrg~1 S{'hool wlm~! 1 l'ed to rn liPct used Chri<;lmB:> Club!!, tnc .. has afriliated dubs 1 sang... An.lf'~,'ra O_ur .. Hrrr co.mJ , lo IJP ~l'nt ro Jncir;r Th~· m all ~JO of the Stotrs. in all 1ts tage, An d J AC'hPVf'. T h I' 1girl'i workPd on tlw ir degff'(' possession~ . and in 14 fm'Pign ~ys,,satlg, ' A Pe_llow Nf'f'ds A 1,rrn)t'l't" during Ow PVE'Il l ll~ countries ~~r~, and the garls . s•.a ng , The ch.1pter also vntPrl to The nPw club was chtlstenChrnb Every Mounta.an cnmbirrfl wi!h lhf' guild ot thP Pd lhP Valley BeHE's. and has Past president were mtrodur - Mount Moriah churrh for a re- JZ charlt>r members. Mrs. Wy. ed. by Mr. Vau~llRn <HuJ tht' lrgir111~ o;t'rvlre t(l h1· prt' ~'' rrt Pd mond Bradbury of 645 Thitd 1 ladaes were pt~!'lrnlf'd a yel\uw Iat thl:" cn11ntv infirmarv M;;r('h l Avf'. nalllpolis. wa!; elected mum C?fSB~~ Ami flu · m"n a 1~ I . pn·•ddf'nl . Mrs RobPrl Burch1 boufonnter~ . lntroduet>d "''' T~rr rw'lf m'•p ling wrll hP rtf and Mr~ . M . J. trry. both Mr~ John Tf>rTPII wtHJ tw~ nut . . · . · • · h1· ld l' l' il 21 ;II lhP ltri'IH' ul of ('hf>!:!hrrr . WE'f(:> sf'lf>f'lrd !!iN'· mtssed B fl'oundPt'i Dar· i\pro 11\lvri;J \\1. 1<;oH 1~Pfrp•;hmrnts rdRrv and treaslift'r . gram, Mr~. Hank Ymmg . 1fr o; \\ ; '1 (' <:;(• n 'rd In fl u• !.;UII d ;1d 1 Th~ club will hold 12 regular Harold Loh'*" Mr~. Mnx Folm · d M · · \I ~ Pnrh VPAr . and wtll , · W.II 1ry vr'-'ol. 1\trs llu11;1\. Boonr. r; ~ n1PPlln~~ er '. Mrs. . ( IU 1 1 · .w·l rc: 11on · · I · l'ulh·n. \lnl: 1 ~~ll">ml, .\I M'I;; rnPPI nn lht> fit<;! Thursday uf Retbel and Orva 1 1 f'<: ronr 1 . l11hhard, C a1 S 1 1 M F:llnnr Bot11fnPr . .tr n Pnch mnnth . at 7.30 fUll. 0 entr '~to· r, r~ . I\ Wttn !Ill' t 'rnrg ami .htLI~' lirPW ('I. Tl.lP pro.grnm at this mePtlng Strauss . r .s . -~a~nf' f' ISc. - - -- ~ wei~ <r ledure-dcmonstralion, til · Mrs. Leo Brvcm . Mr!'i. ChPster · fi'l 1 1cd ·· Nrw Tren d s m Knight arxl 1\.lrs. T. A. Downie, I '(;o Ill flt11n'l1 f)uy' ota DeSI:'S· i U.l. 0.., ln.,.mil, tw.., K,..._r chll!~tn It oltltvtnd I - IN"' tht l~rm ..,,, lo --· lnslff'l YCMI the ~wallty and rha p!E'r .was openrd wilh 11H' an affiliate of the Nahotlal Coun- \ I •Top Valu~ Stampa *J(}(J() FUled 8061tl *Full Top Value BookB *Free Food Top Value Stamps .... The union official @8tltftatf'd the new proposal wouid cost sm~ft. Mt, i!hd M... !l~rotd IICCordtflg tu tiM! Mortis Aftlmat th* t!orftftiUntt!Jtltbns itulllstry author or the new book on llor- the meetmg ~>as o~ene6 by HUHbbfd. Sr., Mr. and Mts. i'Uuftdhtidh. ln !Oil, the Hum- SH llddilioddl '218 milllftll this ~~ desi~M. "A_ CllhcJsc Study of the pteSJdenl, Richard So)'te. Edi90M _l!bli<!f, Mr. ahd Mrs. b@r ol h<lt!es 10ti9 esttflloted at yellt and i!Vetage out W 8ft avN~w TreMs m Flowet Arrang-1 fotlow<!d by devtit1Ms ~lveh ~y ltt•har6 l!atre and Mf. and 141 f!llllttm, ttttJ>t ol. tltent work erage increase of 15 tt!HIII an A " • " .d It c ·" · 1hg_,, Mrs. lien nuaues . .. r, on Mrs, A eft ugnes. iloo tfiiH~Jiilttft_t_lo_ll_ an_llhll __ls_. -----'-~h_ou=r~pe:.....r_w_or_k_er_._~~~ mg In Kroger's And place the present wage struc- 1'he ('ht.Jrch ltclcotnes all s1 ng- ClOss of the Middleport r 1rst tndlJdmg Mr. and Mrs . Willis There are between 6 and 7 mtl· ~rs . __ __ __ _ ___ __: ~aptlst Chtlfch 1\J~sfla_v f!YPh- _ Atlth?hJ 1 ~~t. _"hd Mh. fifi1.d llrm - ~bf~~e IH the tlhlta!d ~totes, 29. Delegal .. to the ennfetenCf' IIIP Sa ndra h Miller Chapter of ol the Jlll'kso Reg 0 d will be selel'led at IIJe n.,t Guold G~rls of thP Middlepotl Club 1 Uhio ~ ~on, /~:n meetiNg. fl'ir~ 1 Baplisl rtnm·h mel Toe;- ' in o~lict>r · nc.. as 0 g " I A ltlm on PEP was shown ldav evening at the hom• or gTII 1 th II" 1 N . 1 . · rs • e , s ilt1ohB by Leo Vaughan followed by • ISlephanle Pull•n. Council Oardeh Club to be Otq~eshtJtl and answer perwd I Mi~s Pulk>n .. scribe, pre~idrd gani?.ed ih elfher oaUia or with Mr. Vaughan a_nd Supt. ovf'r tlw mPPtJhg 111 the <.tb~HI('P I Meigs rounty Chari~ Olbbs BhSWI'rmg fh: jol the guild rhAirman. T1 :e Ghtden Club of Ohio, 1ht., :s question~. or the H~arths~ijhe the 1Jaf!ts to !hose iltteftdlH_g 0 f"l'i\ We're Having A "Chicken Jamboree" We Have Chicken AIIM Wag You Like ltl. 3-Legged Double Breasted Fryers Fryers •· 31c ~ 35c frtih""s 'r'OU Cut-Up-Tray Pack Fre8h or· Freah Frozen Piece ·chicken 'Fryers No C!Urtlhl, t:lflrnlnt Clr'llnl1 r•ttul.._,d, II' PAN• itP-Itll !liktl n•. Plu1 Top Value Fresh Frozen Cube Steaks i Roastih.g Chicken . . 29c Back., . ... lb. lOr Winflll ... lh. 19c ft'flt tf hltty, ••141tn•"teWh ftlH dtltktn lilda,. Cut-UP-Troy hill lb. tl9r r.lhlf'fll ... 111. 29c IAtJI'I'II into a pan and enio'l • "1 lb. 45c Leg Quarters ........................ ..... lb. 35~ Breast Quartera .................. lb .•~9c nrumt~tickR m· Thiglr11 lh. <19c ft&ADY. Jw1t 4t., theM tlltwl!onlt"t lb . 49 c L egs ... HrPasls Sttm~• With Coupon 6M Fresh Pork Roast, Picnic Slyla _ __ lb. 29c 1 from Sugar Run Srhool1:111rl Mrs. 1 1srgu," presenll~d by Mrs .James Lohse and Mrs . D11nold Md{Pn· l'lalllriJtl /t~r 21 !41 · Jackson . .'vlrs. .Jackson lS " wrll known floral designer and zie, Pomeroy Elementary. I r.o tn r!nard1 Sundnv >Iri S h:.~s taught <lrt and floral tiP- , Teacher! present WNe al~o 21 b_v SJgn . -m mn<~ of t he u mle . d , AMERICAN MO'fORS· TODAY amtounce d a. ra d'JCR II y d'lf presented corsages and irwlurl plannPd for fi'Pbru·~ry' " . 1 eren t rast back h ar dl op WI'lh ru tI 8Ik-paesenger room. cat 1ed the MarIIn, the n~w _ ____ Hethel No. 62 of thr lntt·rrw - Stntf's. Sfn' is a contrihuting i r~r IS desisnerl for thoR~ who \\ant a sporty fllstb:H.: k l 'Oilcept combined with roominess and comfort, said Thomas A. Coupe, vice president · tiona! Ordrr of ·'l'h 's Dauglrlf'r:-. oJ automob\'e s;1lrs. Mond~•Y t'vening tt! the P11nw agrPed to help with the C;r n.. Til~i!- Mhrlill hy Hambler is anothet· ster in !he exten~ive broadening of produrl appeal that we have been develfiplng in Une with marroy J\1;;~~onlr Tf'mple T h P err Drivr by sponsoring a tag ket demand. " Cot1pe s~ud. , nayghter~ will alte11d t1w d<~y Plans were made to prcH""'rl1e Marlin's .~le~ign con~·ept ~r?vides conventional hardtop '-ipaciotJ.s!l(:'SS lmd comfort which, u~til now~ have been Mcrificed in other Tenderay 5" Cut ArmtJUr Shortening SOCJAL • CALENDAR c1 1 9 a . m . and lor rntllal.Jon at StPphRIIiP f'»lko . The Whil e Ro~P Lodgf" Aux- qur{'n , pre~i dC'd and it iliary will meet \\"t>dnesdH~· aftert1oon at 2 p.m. at the legion hal] in Middleport with '\1r s William Robson, pres1dent. pn:•. ;iding. Ho~l('~~€"!! will be Mr" PPrr:. Mit('h and \1r~ . ldn H:.chner. I ,_ l : . '' FER . II The I·J,-,rn, · m; ik f:'l' ~ Cnum·'l l\" 11 ', was February 22. 1 Swift's Premium lrtaltfast I their floor Bt that ttme in Pomeroy. Kttttr luntt I h. 49C l ' •' Fis l•n 2lb. 49, Pnt:1u a $ •neh . Evangeline f'haptPr li2 OF.~ will have ttwrr t'Pg11hn mf'f'l 1~1 'rhursd•y, •t UO p. m. In thP M<:~stmit· Temple . The 1, or tH~ mat;·on and worthy pntrnn will conduct B srhnol PI 111 Btruction for mPmben; All uterttbers are urged to anend 11te Past. Councilnr!' nf Then dm-us Council Daughtf'rr. of Arhetlca will mf'et a1 the honw oJ Mlsi Erne Jes~e Thursd<J~· eve. 6 pack hi, Libby's Deep Brown Grape Jelly-------Pot Pies •• ~:·:n_ .. 5 ..Aspirin ,... __ •.• __ . ___ .. Cottage Cheese •• _ 2 eans 1-oJ:. pktt. '"'' .... a program I wlil be served. The Pomt'rov Bend Citizens ' Band RadiO rlub will mee1 Thuteday 111 7:30 p. m. at the' Youth Center in Mason. W. Va . The Rock Sprmgs Better Health Club wi ll ml"('l Thurs. day at l ·JO p. m. al lite homr of Mrs. Arn0\d Snowden with Mrs. Gfwrge Skinner in cheTgP of the prog ram and Mrs . Hom. tr Radford the contest. FEB. 12 Jleturn Jonolhon Meigs Chopter, Daughters of the Ameri· can Revolution . will meet :Fti· day afternoon, fr·b. 12, at the borne of Ml". r M. He11n•~Y . Garfield Sl. in Middleport at I II I I K - 0ton10 & ll1tt1~ Juice ___ •••• __ ••• 2 Kroger Plain &: S.R. pkg. I I SEE THE I DAILY SENTINEL I THURSDAY : I I SAVI Jerusall:'m will meet In regulal' Srinkttr hA!' bt>t•t1 ('fttK'PIPd. FEB. IS The Rlilland Genlen Club •W •JIIIfloor a bake oat•. Sat - urday, Feb. 13 ........ at the Rl1tla1u.J 11c Per 1tdll!ht Store beginning at FREE 100 ... -...........·-- ~ \ll<TII TO• VA<UI ITAMPI .~ EXI) 2/l:l / M ____. r:· .-=-; FREE 200 r, h<n! nr :! r -lf1 lkl f!:<~ S,otlilht CoHee Exp. Ul3 / 65 ~--::--: I I I I I I I ...... COM I ~::"...,... ~"'""'"'A Yellow W.K. ,.....,like 79c Corn _. ___ . _--.• _ ~- J/l3/65 c Nest·afe •-___ ------ 99c Toilet Soap __ ~·~ _______ - 3 ;.: 37c ...... $1 4 co•• Toilet Soap _____l:•_______ 2 ":.':'. 37 c lh. bag ~- ~- . __ -__ -- 6-ot. \or Lifebouy --------·------ 2 c blllll Lifebouy --------·--·-- 2 b'"' 41c ..... 33t Praise _________________ 2 ..... Praise ___ •• ___ •••• _•• _• 2 bolh 47c •• 1'11 G11lden Ripe AllPurpoae - Bananas .... ''""" .. ""' ,.,_ ...,.,...""Fresh Turnipa ••.•• 2 .,!· 19c e pkgs. :klz K~r lftl•tins Final Touch ________ --... : 'i Rome Apples ... 'llolo ........ _ _ ., 89c Coffee -~::-~ -~-"- _. _- __ -. _ l-Ib. can • Decalf ___ ~~ ~ ~".'~ _______ ~;~·- $1.09 i TWO BIG DAYS FRIDAY & SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12·13 e our ....... . event in American HiStOry.'' ..ssion at the IOOF hall on J'rlday at 8 p. m. 'rite l'!'ceplkm lor Allen llu~hl'tl and .t ...se I Cake Mix ~-~ ~~- ~~ var. ::,:- lOc Drink 12-ct. 2 p. m. A ~<; a~ling hMil1!811!11 will be Miss L('nore Giles, Mrs . 1 Dale Dullon and MIU II@~• Sanborn . Thr toll <'R11 rt-: o:ponse will be "an important Mary 8hrin•. White !!htlne of can Size and rrfrp~hmf'nts J lh pkg . Fr~'h Fr"llTI Cube Steaks c U-oz. 5 qt. Dinner Rolls c ............. . " ''""'··· 49c lb. The me• in tegular Se!'lslon Thurs. I day at 7:30 p. m There will be · < '-· l:lTU TOP 't'A\Ul SfAM,.I . 39c 15c Beef Stew • ___K"lt .. __ _ ••• 55c 79t Mayo nna1se ca""*ll'• · - w/Bocon. 6 ~;;,' 79c 53c Soup Veo••••t.. c.-..m of hfato nms. I, li FREE 100 Ctuntry Clv., Kl'lftr ra!holie Women'.<; Club I of the Sacrt'd llt•art chun·h will n1flet Thursda:v at 7 30 p. m . Re~ary RPrvlrP'I will prrrrdr ' tht: meeling. 1\ock Spnngs Grange will I -. FREE100 FROZEN LIMAS, CORN, MIXED VEGETABLES, P~AS . . .. .. .. 5 for $1.00 K,....r dM Ut3 t65 r-:~1~. , . . . . fiiU riiUil'lltll .. lll & 00 ..___ 6th & 7th Ribs lh. 4th&: 5th Ribs ___ lb. 79c 1st 3 Ribs __ lb. 89c lit Orange Juice l{l n 11k.!o! Fret'!h F'lxtlf11 ~.:., ... ltMh 69c f: I CUI Short R Uti flJtmOvttl-lhett 5" Cuf Serve 'n Save _. __ 2 pk~. 95c Fresh Eggs ~':":'.~':m 2 ... 69c neet at the Cran.l(e !l:lll Thur.' · J::ry. F't>h II ln•m 111 :w t . : p n. The tnp w, Nursing and i'1r·p ·•f the ::;i('k ;1nd [l l )llr·rt.l . w,l' h· t'IUght from a medir'nl se~l h~·lp (it wi th (k r·· \lm• fl'ullr .ttl ;rod JUiltllta Swa r t? a ~ lendPr ~. ~~v · er)'ohe is wf'll'qme "Sliced Bacon Sale" :~·,, w~:, :··~.:g::', fastback d<'SJgn.<. toupe sa. ld. --ThiS new approach hy AmcnrAn Motot·s sl1outct c~pand the populont.y of fastback styling among those with family SJJtH'C t"l'C(UIH'lllents . ' '""'"'"d Ihe n•gulc;r meeting, Mondcoy_ ! The Marlin will go 011 display Mareh 1 al Remblrr dealerships ocroRS the country. Metropolitan Motors expects to have the model on Middleporl Bapti' l l'li ur"li '" a lin· on Salurday. February 20. ' group . Feb. 10 i Vegetole . . . n..._ . . . . . . . . Rib Roast 1 spry ------------------ - --2-Mt. 'lf.ol. .... 89t 93c Dove P...... , 3 ,.,b. &7c Mar .rar·n... 8 1 ~ ------------~ Flour -----R~b~·-~-------· '::' $Lt! lb. Romaine ~ttuce •.. .. . ... 19c ·' "'~~-- ;:99e -- :... ·I ·' I .~ \· • : ,, �'••' . 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleporl, 0, Feb. WANT AD INFORMATION I I l . . P • ._ Mond i,J' '. •.. ........., 1:011 A. CORB.EC'J'IONS be ror al!<!eptad tu!.Ul 11:00 ~ ftl PtllbltoaUOD A.. KWULAT!ONI Tbe Pub.lilb.u ~u Lhe rUM 'I obJ•cttollabie. £non 1hould 0. reported lmmed!Ueb 1'be pubUIIhe-r wiD not hf. rMPOulbil tor Was $2095 _ _ _ __ Properly Produced B-erries Can Hike Farmers' Profits BY CARL H. COOK County Extension Ageat PT. PLEASANT - Through the years, properly grown and harvested strawberries have re. turned a high per acre income to West Virginia producers. One Special $1799 lng Religion lllld Se!enoe ,.. • sub-topic. The theme used throughoul tile - k ... uo......... " ~........ l NEW HAVEN Raising Income Local owned and low mileage , red over lpory finish , 326 V8 engine, automatic trans. Like new whitewall tires, ndio and heater . t1. to edU or NJect 1111 ICb d.-ned Pomeroy Motor Co. ~ 1963 Tempest LeMans Cpe. ltl.. I I QUALITY Dal' -...:," PubUnU. C.Al'ICEU..ATlONS WW ' OP PUDUJIIII o-dllile I 2 SIGNS to.' 1965 BIRm paled. Net return to producers after these ex:penset leaves a net Income of $700 per acre. Farmers Home Administralion have several types of Joana available for Increasing your income. There are also loans a- Mr. and Mrs. Mas Elchlngl!' ' are announclng the birth of a daughter born on TUesday February z, 1965 at Holzer Hosplt. al. The baby weighed a pounda 10 ou and has been named Becky . Jo.. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John C Fry of New Haven and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mro. Latty ICiDC· The topic was 011 Spenlsh American People. DuriDg the buslneM meeting the ll'OUP dlacuased the ValentiDe Party for the Sunday Scbool chlldren to be held 00 February 15th at f 30 p m. itb ••~ Clr cle as • .:_._~· w u., . ..,..... Those attending were M r 1 Wllllam Powell Jr Mro wn' !lam Powell, Jo~ Fry, Mrs. Jack Ronsh, Mro. GIRU lll!lCEIVII Cl'li'I'IPICATE Jane Ha·-·•'~ Knapp received ?.!_, ~tlon -~ a--'"'"' ...,.,.,, a certlflcate forfromoutatandlng '"'UD- aervtce the M... 011 County March of Dimes The two "'·II beld a •~•~ -··o· ... ..,.. at Flesher Service Center lor A sharp low mileage luea l CHI" . Jet black fini sh, tires show the March ol Dlmee and made little wear , 110 H.P. enj:11n(' 4 spet!d trans. Radio, ht"llter, a profit ol fl wblch waa clonalFor Wan! A.d 8~ red bucket seats and vinyl tnm. 41 CllllD~ per word 001 lnaertiMI ed to the Mason C o l \ b M.lnlmwn Char~~:• 80 ~enl.ll Special $1699 Was $1895 to five acres of well ~ grown vallable for marketing costs, AJ1eo Eichinger of Pomeroy, Alfred Sprouse, Mrs. Johnny of Dimes. I~ U Cl!nl.l ~r word for Three co. "'cutlv• 111tert1o11t1 strawberries might well double these loans are to individuals Ohio. The great grandparents Ronsh, Mrs. Edwin Rnllllh, Mrs. TOWN COUNCJt · 50 per l!f"DP DIICOUDI oD p1!d l.dl &Dd adt paid "Within 10 day&. the income of most farmers. and corporations. are Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fry of William Russell, Mrs. Jack The New Haven Town u~ CARD OJ" THANKS .a. OBITUARIES An individual farmer might I would be glad to talk with Letart, W. Va., Mrs. William H08BOD, Mrs. Larry King and ell met OD February 4th• fur 11111 for !!() word min· !mom Eacb lddltloll.l.l word lc reasonably expect up to $700 any individual or group about Eichinger, Sr. and Mro. Bertha Mro. GrlnBtead. their regular meeting with J\lilY· OPEN EVES. NlO P.M. per acre above cash costs with the possibilities of strawberry Oliver both of Pomeroy, Ohio. ROTARY CLUB or Donald Bailey presiding. ()th. OYFICB HOURI POMEROY, OHIO 8:30 A. M to 5.00 P. .M an average yield of 6,000 quarts production. UONS CLUB The Rotary Club met on ers ID altelHiance w.... Hilda latw"day--K3ll A 1!o1 to lJrOO llOOD M"S 80 EASY per acre, depending on whole- Cooperative Extension ServA delightful evening was Thursday evening for their reg. Ridgway, recorder, Paul Rick· TO PLACE A Business Services sal. prices. Capital require- ice has made available through spent by the members of the ular dinner meeting. Rev. Mar· ard, Okey Howard, Jr., Cllarles U:SVLT PRODUCING Fer Rent WANT AD 'NY . - - th- h ments are small in relation to the County Agent's Office plants, New Haven Lions Club and vln Frame, Pastor of MetbodiBt Roush, coUDdlmen, Donald Oil1 PHONE WY 2-2156 HOUSE, 3 rooms and ~Lh oo 0 2 3243 . s • P one to cal returns when compared with fertilizer, and herbicide. Plants their wives on TUesday eveD- Churcb ln Mason, showed films linger and Charles Zerkle. Rt. 7 bt·!wPPn f'lw~ hirP ;.r~d ~ r Lim~t~nes, any Size ' other enterprises and strawber~ will cost $35 per cralle of 2,500 ing, February 2nd at their reg- to the group on Integration. A correction was made on Midd lt>port Call WY 2-b:,ua rompt e Ivery: Emmet W r!es provide income at a sea- or $14 per $1,000. Fertilizer will ular semi-monthly meeting. Those auending were Donald Mr. Hart'& and Mr. Kent's gar2 10 ~tc Shuler· Contractmg. 1 son when many other enterpris- Cl.A $15 for 400 pounds (t hi s This W8! thetr annual ''Ladies Foglesong Herman Layne Lloyd bage collection to read $1 per 2 1 Notice 9 ~~ es require heavy cash outlay. contains an insecticide to con· Night" and "District Gover· Roush, Richard Ord, Jack Flesh- can per month lnstead of $2 per APARTMENT, rooms and 5 SffiJLER'S GROCERY will bath, shower and tub . iarl Grueser, Plam"bllll _ . Raising strawberries is not trol soil insects' and herbicide nor's Night" dinner . 'I1te meet· er, Clyde Foley, Rome William~ month as previously stated. The .ddleport, P6h3onse. Uealill1 difficuli, but 1t r~uires a con- will cost $15 per unit. These rna· ing was held at the American son, Harry Mlller. Edwin Stem, voted to cbarge Mr. Blanken· open for busmess Sa turday 3rd St.' MJ -..., · 1 'II be 1 hl ... morning 8 a. m. Slore formWY 2·267l MIDenftDe.. .,._ scientious effort and demands lena s WI sod in units on· Legion Hall and the dinner was Arthur Thabet, 'lllvmas Reed, s p """a tap on fee for sewer. 1 l:) Lie erly operated bv Shain <:~nd End voor sewer troablet attention to the details or pro-- ly - enough for Vz acres. served by the American Legion Frank Capehart, George Ingela, This wlU be refunded U' the Philson , Anllquity , Ohio. TRAILER LOTS--=-rrei sew· !Je bave aD duct ion . Any individual or group Inter- auxiliary. Ralph Whitmore and Rev. line is ever extended past bi< age and water. Brown 's frail S.weJ Machtnet To start. it r ..nuires $200 to ested in raising their income Special music was furnished Frame. home and then all property 2 10 . 3\c · _ ~cash or credit by starting into commercial pro- by Mrs. Doug Siler (the former _ __ _ _ _ __.:-._: _ er p ar k rstate Approved\, Ruteoaltle R8lel $300 capital W.S.W.S. AT BACHTEL owner• will be 8BBessed tht Mmersville, Oh10, Phone WY can Wf writ Day or Nllbt to carry the plantmo through duction should contact me here Margaret Lou Roney) occom- Tte> W.S.W.S. of the E.U.B. regular tap on lea from the No TRESPASSING • P1Ifermg , 2 3324 1 " · t he county office - Carl H. panied by Mrs. Paul B. Powell Bachtel Church met on '1'1nn· mam · line. or meddling allowed on AI· · I 15 t c 7 21 t:tc the harvest time , a berry varie- m bert Tyler's premoses. Any- THREE- BEDROOM house at Ht;AnNG, Plnmbtng. MaeDer ty designed to produce high Cook, County Extension Agent, on the piano. The District Gov- day at 7 p.m. at the bome of The finanical report lor the 1126 E. Main St. f'tJone WY 2· Forna~. Arnold Brotllen. quality, firm, market berries, MaSon County, P. 0 . Building, ernor, Walter Stain made a very Rev. Mrs. Achsab Miller. The month given reads as follows: one caught will be punis hed to lhe full extent of the law. 3408. 2 4 6tc na East Main Street, Pom- the ability to recruit and organ· Telephone 675-3710. interesting talk on Lionism and lf'Bder for tbfl evening was Mary WATER FUND Albert Tyler, Darwin. --- eroy. PboDt WY !-Uta. ize a labor force - each acre Plants, fertilizer, herbicide, its growth relationship to the Jewell, using the topic 'Sahar- Bal. Jan. 31 ........ $ 899.92 _ ....., f) ROOM apartment and bath will require 15 or more work· crates, and baskets are avail· world. an- Africa." 'Those taking part Rec. through Feb. 3rd 4,027.29 1 _ _ ____ _ _ 2 10 6tp_ unfurmshd All utilities !ur· ""' ...... bl t h 1 1 · w Th · ers and close cooperation be· a e a w o esa e pnce!l. est ose m attendance were Mr. in the program were Mrs. Don4,727.21 :HICKEN Bar-B..£\, Sat"r1ay, nished . Up stairs above Dr. Al .. · 4Ul.'TI.ONI'.:E.R tween producers, marketing, and Virginia Farmers Market will and Mrs. Leo Burrell, Mr. and aid Ohlinger, Mrs. Jack Needs Disbursed through Donovan's ofJce Phone WY f ·'r.1 Compldlt Servtee bel P market your crop. F .H. A. Mrs. Harry Darnell, Mr. and and Miss Jewell. The scrt'pture Feb 3 ,ary 20. p""'<t· .k,p '"' "nd other agencies. • -•13 1>.1 Febr " - 11 " " 2·JV46 or WY 2-ZQ64. CHU llradlanl ·u h 1 fin Th d . . Mr J k Fr . .. ............ •·~· delivery service only. Contfc t.Ttte Pi Coa Raising strawberries requires WI e P · ance. e eclston .!1. ac ey, Mr. and Mrs. lesson was read by Rutb Laud· Bal. Feb. J . ........ 1,662.re 1 12 tact any Middleport l•'n·oman • MDI • .... management know-how. Crop lb u.p to you. Tom Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. ermUt followed with the sing· SEWER FUND for your order. 2 9 lllp &. C. BRADFORD land should be high in fertility, 1Robert Gurtis, Mr. and Mrs. ing of "What a Friend We Have Bal. Jan. 31 .... ... $ 1109.50 . ·Fer Sale Racllte, Oldo free of quackgrass, and reasonLUTHERANS MAY Neil Haymaker, Mr. and Mrs. in Jesus." A prayer was given Rec. through Feb. 3 .. 1,672.2'1 RUG Woaving. WI !J.2H26. I IJ lfc ably free of frost hazards. There DEVELOP CAMP B!ll Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Paul by Evelyn Jewell. %,481.71 _::2:_>::_-30tp HARDEN 'S MARKET. syra- INCOME TAX service. Victor' should be enough capital to purLutheran ministers In the Tri- Rtckard, Mr. and Mrs. Fran A new member was welcomDisbursed through AUTOMOBILE lnsnrance beeo cuse, has on special Thur::;~ E. Gaul, Chester, Ohio. Phon chase plants, fertilizer, and her· state area met recently for a Reichert, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ed, Mrs. John T. Reitmire. The Feb. 3 ........ · ..... 1,133.&1 cancelled7 l.,osl your opera· day, Friday, and Saturday: 98S..2402 after 5 p. m. bicide, to hire some extra Ia· fellowship at the El Rancho Res~ Young, Rev. and Mrs. Jack New Haven W.S.W.S. will be Bal. Feb. 3 ........ 1,348.21 lor'o llcenaeT Call WY Z.'!lii6 50 lb. ex ira good unclass<li ed I 1 30tp bur, and to purchase straw for taurant near St. Albans at Welch, Mr. Ed Cunningham, Mr. guesis at the Marcb meeting. GENERAL FUND 115Uc potatoes. $1.99; F'a1rmonl Pre- INCOME TAX Service;-~ Johll- mulching if it is not produced which time the Lutheran Lead- and Mrs. Walter Stem, Mn. One guest attended the meet· Bal. Jan. 31 ..... . ' 161.91 810.75 ---:-:----------- miUm we cream. only 79c son • Simpson Insurance Ag· on the farm. ership Camping Program in the ~aul B. Powell, and Mrs. Doug ing, Mrs. Earl Keefer. Rec. through Feb. J 1,4716& Wanted To Buy half gal .. 5 lb . basket tomaency, Room 6, Coals Build· A West Virginia producer area was diBcussed. S~EerHA.CLIMA E.U.B. OBSERVE toes. 79c. Fancv bananas, 5 ing, Middleport. can expect $1,700 ~tverage gross Ministers from both the Am· . GARDEN CLUB YOUTH WEEK Disbursed through TO HUNTERS and Trappers, lbs . 59c. Ju-Bo dog food , 12 tfc income on an acre of strawber. erican Lutheran and Lutheran m'!r"e N:~una G~en Club The New Haven EUB Church Feb. 3 .... . ·.. ... .... M.l7 1 20 wanted : 200 fm.: H Les, red, eans $100: sli<"ed boiled ham _ _ _ ries. This is based on 5,000 Church in American were pres· bo on Mo Ry evhenSang at the observed Youth Week from Bal. Feb. 3 ........ 1,• . -49 1 1 $150. gray, $125. Leave feel B9c lb . MAJOR Medical Health Plan quarls of number I berries at ent to hear the Rev. Donald Anme o I'll. a P yre with January 3181 through February METER FUND on hides . Must be good clean Opeo Sundays 11 a. m. to 7 nun • cancellable, guaranted. 30 cents and 1,000 quarts of oth· derson of the Western Pennsyl- Mr~ James N. Roush and Mrs. 'i~h. On January Slst Sandra Bal. Jan. 1 . . . . . . . . ... . 45G.91 hides. Top price ,or all your p. m. Daily 8 H. m. to Mp.m. renewable. Pays 100 per cent er berries at 20 cents per quart. vania, West Virginia Synod pre- Dwight S_ayre as co-hostesses. Pickens, Rodger Luckeydoo and Refunded during JBIL 20.00 furs Bill Ba 1 R d . Saturday till 9 p. m. ol Medical bills, over [)&. A cash cost of $1,000 including sent the "New Look for Sum- The meetmg was opened by the Reggy Hart took part in the 43UI 1 ey m ee sv J11 e, pre s tden t , Mrs. Robert Layne. Murmng · wors hip aervice. In the Refunded througb Ohio.· 2-6-6lc _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 2 10 3tc ductible. Call Jim Johnson prod uctlon, labor, and harves~ mer Leadership.'' · WY 2·2903 Cor information. ing and marketing cosls anticiPlans were ~'-cussed for the Devotmns were led by Mrs. afternoon the youth took a hike Feb. J .. .. . . .. . .. ..... !0.00 ANTIQUE furniture, ""' R ous. h The roll ca ll to the Lutheran Broad . . Aleddin G.A.s HANG;; , refrigerator. 2 ' 1 19 301c possibility of establishin• a Lu- James N. . Run ~.91 Iamp an d old rron p1eces, marb d · " was ans ered 'th Y Ch b b h ble topped piece, Mrs. How. e roo~ su~tes, 75,000 BTU 1\!elgler Buildla s... I for theran camp in this area If w WJ Jve our urc w ere t e first E.U.B. State Sinking Fund d C . automat<e mcula!mg gas h ~ . t PP .> ki cbthese plans materialize, ·the Remedy fur a Cold.'' Churcb W88 started, through Bal. Feb. 3 ........... 807.40 0 1 800 W. Ma.in St., ar ec1. heater , 1957 Bu ick. can WY ew omes. U1 1 m ·t camp would serve the youth of A short busmess meeting was the courtesy of the Lutheran PERSONAlS 1963 Ccrvair Mcnza Coupe .. ou Ul•n ona Uleorrect tn..rt.lon. ....,... &., Mr.. · / _,. . . Pon"Prov Motor Co. -- -- I momn- ana wnnout the help o_f j 1Che4Uled for reb. 22. w1th b:rlcr much cood promotion or publl-- Sevart- J the intervu~wer . city Regis may not be another , . !Clifton F,adlman, but he lo tbal RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UP!l _ South j rarity, .an unpretentious host Mltel Imported from who, though he sometime• over- America are being intro<lucE-d , values his big-name guests, into Southern California «•rebfrequently getJ more 1ea1timate- jaro. to wage war on domestic ly interestiDI!: interviews from peal!! that are damagJni Lhe 8)' RICK DUBROW ~teat guns too. So you can see them than do hlB competilors. Unht>d Pre111 lateroatJoul Johnny lJ II hit. The difficult __ .. crops. HOLLY WOOD !UPI ! - How thing about the ratmgs i• that The Cbonael Swim: Gov . Pout CRIME C08T yo LI never know wh1ch one to Joli"""D of M'185 155 · ,. 1· g fiP~ the latt>·night televls lon · , ,._, PP appears LONDON (UPJ)--Crune cost~ ? beheve, so you cant really tell on NBC· TV 's •·Meet The Press" 8 "ta · 225 "IU nds ($6.30 ratmgR rar·t> fs Johnny Carson just how much of a hil Thus · , m ml on pou st. I· the No 1 pinup b<>) of the , I b 't . f. Sunday . . ThP SIXth annual mil bon I a year. according to . .as . remem er 1 • une st>t o ' "CBS R•port " d.ISCUSS ·Jon Wl·rh , · Jlldnight audience ? Can ABC. ... s . I the Seeunty Gazette, monthly Telet'ision Revue T\1 .. uewcomer Le~ Crane find ralmgs sug~est~ that Ca rson Woller Lippmann, in which the magazine or industrial and ro m. Pomeroy, WY 2-5262. 'I 0 A I LY " l l. f * I 1 BJaeffnars c=:. 1 ----1 Snow Tires Tub:~~;;• • ---=;:====--Melv~v:":~. jackets~Air 2-s. Pllm..., .ii,.!.. • - cu-- -- · 11 t tr.l 118nDaD Ollliua""• ' Church loaning them their building. They then hiked back to the church for youth fellowship and a party was held af. terwards. Jeannine and Jeanette Miller and Cris and Wanda Harrah read the scripture lessono for the Wednesday evening prayer meeting. On Thursday even'•• the annual youth banquet · • was held he na1 b in t educatio uilding with 60 present. The scripture lesson was read by Wanda Harrsh, followed with a prayer by Gail Miller. Jean, June and Delores Bumgarner presented special music. Frank Capehart spoke to the group using the topic "Songs for a Small Planet'' WI· Roush. W.S.W.S. MEETING The W.S.W.S. of the E.U.B. Church met on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Clay~ ton Athey. The program wa!l pr--Ied by Mrs · Howard Bor~.. ris, the topic "The Cllurch's Mi&aion Amon a Ne N tlo " 'i@t w a ns -tn "Asia." Those participating the program were Mrs. Ottle Roush, Mrs. Thelma Capehart, Mrs. Clayton Athey, Miss Mlllte Bumgarner. The oeripture was read by Mrs. Otbo Lievlng and a j>rayer by Rev. Mr•. Achoah Miller A buslneaa _......,. w .bart :,.; Fred Thelma Ca.....,art and Mrs Batey. Service DaY was discuued. and tt Wa8 ennounced that World Day of Prayer would be heicl 08 Marcb 5th. The ll'OUP made plano 10 bold 1 boolr: W;;;kl study no"se attendiJJg were Mrl. R. F. Bryant, Mri: Fred Balay Mro. Howard Bunil, Mrs. tie Roosb Rev Mrs Albsab Miller • suqamer Mri. Thelma Capehart, ~ otho Lievlng, guests Mrs. Plck- <i ,---USED CAR-- SPECIALS' You Can't Find ABetter Deal Anywhere. Now Is The Time To Trade or Buy At KEITH GOBLE FORD. 32 NEW FORD TRADE INS. lJiiS WEEK'S SPECIAL lY _.... MAW! I JEST WON THUTTY CENTS OFf 'N OL" lONZQ PLAYIN' CHECK . ERS "'NUFIF.,. VOU THAT AIN'T NOTHIN ' TO BEAT HIM CROW ABOlJT COTS OF TODAY I DONE IT WITHOUT CHEATIN' TIMES, PAW CROSSWORD t mj ...; .. veuel 81. Swedllla -- 3<.-eoln :IZ.Suppod: . . tCtNI tlll.Fleet 31.Palm!19. A de. poendqt Ct. Raises 42. Gbostllka .:!. Evenlnp; poet. «T>ny 1>6. Varying weight; Indta DOWN :1. Moot ooquettlll!l DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE- Here's bow &o work 'It: .&XYDLII.A...&.XB Ill LO!tf6FKLLOW One letter .tm.ply stRII.dS for aaother. In thia BBtnple A Ia tue4 for the three L'l~ X fOl" fl.- two 0'-. etc. Single !etten apoa.. t.IvphleB, the length .00. tormatto. of tbe wordl are all bin~ i:ach rlnv the code Jet.tmw are dlfferea:t.. ... 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Program (JI'rl.) 11:30 Swap Shop !Hli Tiny'• Country Hymntlme l.2 00 Cement Block Nowo 12 15 Goessler Gueol Star 12 ,341 Larry AnderSOD Sbow 3.011 JUD Meeo Show zo g,oo TERRY 4:30Electrlc Co. News 4:40 Jim Mees Show 5: oo News 6:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 0 .... • W J EH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY U5 Sign On 7::10 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock &:Oil Sign On - News 1:45 Echoes of Joy 6' 05 Country Music 8:00 Ohio Valley ~ewo 6 :25 Country Jamboree 8:05 World News 1:10 Sports Tod.oy 7:011 News 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 8:t5 Weatller 11 :011 Top Ten Sbow 8:16 Musical Clo"k 12:011 Noon News 8:55 Com.nurdty News 12:15 Mucial Interlude 9 00 Talk of the Town 12 :30 Tho Rev Merlin Teels 9:55 Mason County News 1:00 Jim Mees Show ID :OO Public Servia~ 6:00 S!in Of! 10:15 Family Worslup Hour SUNDAY IUO Latt:bs•rtng 7:30 Slgn On • Army Hour 11:011 Newo Beat 8:011 french City Baptilll 11 :05 Momlng Melodleo 8:30 Sunday Sbow except Fnday, Church 9,30 Tho Bible Speakes to You . Bells Ring ID:OO The Good Ute IL45 World News 10:15 Sunday Show 11:55 M890fl County Newa 12:01! Noon Newo 12:00 Community News 12:15 Christian's Hour 12:115 Local News 12:30 Rev Mer"- ~~1122: 10 Markthels • uu ·--~ :15 Wea er l:DD Sunday Showcase n1 12 , 20 Bulletin !:3D Rev. SiJaa Blllup1 . N ~ 12 25 0 2:0D Rev. Andrew Parsons 12 ;3D ~::ty 2.45 The Rev. Roscno Illome '2: 45 Country Go Raond 3: 10 Sunday Sbowcaae \:55 News Beal 4:30 Baptist Layman·, Hour 1, 00 Couolty Go RlMld 6:011 Stgu Off 6,55 Newo Beal Ag:: 1:011 Mldway Matinee 3:55 News Beat •:oo Oiscing with Doss 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Conunurdty New• 5:115 World News 5:15 Sports Today 5:2" Weatller 5:30 Dinner Musicale 6 :00 Sign Off a, LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII HOW'S DOC l=IGCit.R NUMBERS i'J:IT EACH .., ER ,~"PATJENr\1 PICK TH' NUMBERS 6uT Of' A HilT. Mit{& 1 I OIJNNO. MA'fBE "TH1 Nutv!Bt.RS MEAN~' "To~! SATURIJA~ 7: 15 Sign On 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley New• I:Dii World News 1: 10 Sporls Today 8:15 Weather ID:3D Song & Story Hour 10:45 Famiiy Worship Hour 11:00 Newa, Army Hour 11 : 30 Publle SerTICe 12,011 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams IZ:SO Saturday Matinee t:OO Discing with Doss t: 30 Top l'en Re¥110 5:00 News Rolollldup 6: 1S PubUc Sen1ce 0: !ll Dinner Musicale 8:00 Sign Oft Bw GEOilGE WONDEk 2 Dr. 8 eyUnder, auto. trans. Radio 57 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON $49$ 2 Dr, 8 eyUnder, standard trau. ' II [ ON lHE SPOT FINANONG · Sea Jerry a-n, Malvin'littla, Clifford Phillips or Eddie Fife. KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT eo...., Locust a Sya_,. Sb. ' ·~--------------~ ,I .,. (j ... 'lltED LASSWELL ~ 60 FORD GALAXIE 500 .... - · · .. $695 The !other Circle of the ).u. !heran Clurch Women met 011 TUesday evening at the Lutberan Parlsb House with Mrs. Mra. Jack HeosoD, usllted 117 ~ Power GUde Trans. Sbarp ens, Mlu Judy Athey and the bosteoo, Mra. Atlley. 118111ER CIRCLE Grinstead as bosteso The program w88 preoented c 62 CHEV. VAN (Series 95) ••.. _ $895 MJille j Thomas Mrs. Dorsey Lee Roush has returned to ber home alter he· ing a patient at Cleveland Clln· ic. Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Roush attended a Horticulturt Convenlion in Columbuo 1aot week. Mrs. Herman Layne baa been a patient at Medical Center Hospita! in Gallipolis, 0. Out of town relatlveo here due to the deatb of Mr. ()key Layne were Mr. and Mrs. LaoDard Wilcoxen lllld Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilcoxen of Outrleston, Mrs. Joseph Layne, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Josepb Layne, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Layne and Judy Layne of Parkersburg. Mr. Charles Layne of Brooklyn, N. Y. 1..-="-""-""""""=;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;.;:.~~--==iiii==iiiiiiii...., ruary 21st at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. "'---- attending were Mr ,...., s. Nelson Roush, Mrs. Jack Welch ' Mro n•-JJ Adams, Jr., Mrs · '-"""'lu Roland Karr and Mrs. David ~re:~d ~~:· L~~~r H~!:: ~ ~~: !~m:~ ~ ~:~y=fti!:~ w. e heki. Mrs. He~ Buck,_Jr. preaented a very 10terestmg program on "Seed Mosaica." Those attendmg were Mro. Carroll Adams, Jr., Mrs. Phil Bate M y, rs. Henry Buck, Jr., Mrs. P e te Burris, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Bill Howard, Mrs. Robert Layne, guest Mrs. Jack Welch, and the hostesses, Mr s. Roush • ""'· ..._ D• Sayre an d Mr s. R. Sayre. REBE~• ~~B CIRCLE L The RebeChcca Circle of the utheran urch met on WednfesdaMry Dafternldoon at the home O s. av Roush. DevotiODB d an program were presented by : : · Roland Karr on Spanish erican People. Mrs. DavJd Roush presided at the business meeting at which time plans were diBcuased lo be bosteso to the Joint Meeting of the Church Women on F~ 0 I I •·a· 2-·6646 or eontact James H. ens, storm windows, alumboth American Lutheran and Woodyard, Chester. Inurn Siding. Call Guy Neigthe Lutheran Church in Amer2 10 3Lp ler, Racine, Ohio. ica. The ministers were asked 12 29 tic to look for possible sites for BEEF, ready for sale rirst Mrs. Ethel Radeki.n is visit· th . 5erv1ces , ecamp. 8us1ness ol" week. buy 1/4 or •-<l. Phone lng her sister, Mrs. Lizzie The Rev. Ja•k T. Welch of STANDING Timber. Top cash \\'! 9·3044. ' 2 10 3Lc WILSON & Son's Car Wash on Harvey in Columbus. st. Paul'o Lutheran Church in ~l~il~:.id.o~:io~tR'in~~j 196L- PL YMOUTfl F;ry. -~hite Page Street, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. John Silver New Haven and the Rev. liarafter I o'clock, 667-3>03. convertible Wilh standard Call WY -H212. 2-0-3otc have returned to their home old S. Knoll of St. Peter's Luthln Nebraska. eran Church 10 . Point Pleasant l·ll-tfc ' transmission . Good condition. u - Nellie Vale attended the attended tho meetino. ""'· AUto 5e Ies - - - - : - - - - - - - - Would con~ider tra.de-m Ph. Elementary School Principals ARC~u• ELECT-~ OFFICERS WY 2-3117. 2 9 31p l..;:==---.;....-....,;;;;;;;;=;,1 n~ convenlion in Columbus ThursThe Lemanbaw Archery Club He Ip Wante d 11 _ _ ___:__ ___:_:___ \lOll JOINTS '~'• iron pipe, for ' 63 Buick - - $1,995 day and Friday. of New Haven met recently for Mrs. Helen Jeffers substitut· !hell' · monthly meet'IDo and elec• CONTACT : J uvenile Judge, );ale, 5c a fool C. R. ,JOrdan, Sta. Wagon. Special. Only 1!11 v Pomeroy, WY 2-3096 from Sal~m St., Rutland, Ohio, 30,546 easy miles . Really I ed in the Columbia school for ed new olficers. They are Her9 oo sharp. Automatic shJ.fl. Mrs. Millie Coen who was ab-K ·d 1 .._ : 8 .m. unt1 1 4:00 p.m ~tp man napp pres1 en1; rep a...1 2 9 Woman or man and wife 64 Po ~ $2 695 sent on account of cold the last ing past pr~id.ent Herman Olr 45 years or over to live in ~nd Use our erficient Carpet Sham· Catalina":~~- -Just a:.nved of the week. linger; Charles Zerkle, vice take care of 8 family of to pooer FREE with purchase on 611 Pontiar from satisfied Mrs. Wanetta Radekin visit- president replacing John Fer4 5 boys, from 12 year:; down ot Blue Lu~t.r e Carpet Sham- customer. Hydramatic. R.&H. ed her mother, Mrs. A. D. Mor· guson; secretary _ treasurer to 2 years. .6-JOt poo. Baker Furniture, Mid· Extra clean. rison Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bob Grimm replacing Harold 2 c dleport. l 9 6\c Morrison was taken to Meigs Russell. Field Captain Eugene WAN'l'ED housekeeper to live - - - - - · General Hospital a week ago. . Dn . in. Pbone WY z.2600 . KIRBY SWEEPER, A-1 condi· M McKinney rep1actug nmo tion, power polisher. buffe-r, 1 rs. Effie Hoosier is spend· VanMatre. Elected newly add-..-.-=cu:;=c;---;.2 3 tic Pome..,y, Ohio ing some time with Mr. and d' ·~ included. $36.56, balance due. "':;::;:"';;';'~"'C'~~""7==,_.,Ij Mr ed oHicers were correspon mg u . 5. Civil Service Tesbl WY 2-3862. 2 5 51c I 1 s. J . E . Radekin. secretary Larry King; histor· FOR SALE: 1959. Edsel, "''195.00. Mrs • Numeyer was taken to . Men women l8 I.D" OWor 8<eClU" , , . . Wanda Vi...... and reporter 16 111ab 1117 Sbo" bonn AdviUieemtwt SINGER round bobbin portable. 825 S. 2nd St., Middleport. Holzer Hosp 1' tal bY th e Strong Jan n..u •• , , Nancy Oh"""er. Tb ..u ...n t o 1ot1t open Prepuatnr")' S . I \'k tn.tnln1 CLDttl •ppot11 ted ~Pi!!Mi!!nu • ews per 1cct Y. 1 e new, 2 10 3te ambulance the last of the week. ld ...,. R t e11 1 uua117 IIMKOIJU1"1 FREJi: lniorma· $29.95. WY 2-3862. ~ 1 !!6 -0 VALI Mrs Anna E Turn d Haro usse ' paa &eel' taon • :loba. u.Jaf'lee, ~equ1remente · ANT in good condi· · er a n tary, reported that the yearly •Jld..., rtvtq .... me. •ddre• ."d 2 5 5tc tion. May be seen during daughter Sherrie visited iler club deer kill for the 1964 hunt-Datb1n • : =· P~~.r~O~~~;mero 1 SINGER, sews like ne~. EquiP- week at Saw Mill on Peach daughter, Mrs. Bob Goode and ing season with bow and arrow MALE •• ped lo zig zag, buttonhole. Fork Road, or call any time family, Newark, over tho was 11. Club deer trophies will witl. insert WY 2-6012. 2 10 6tc weekend. be awarded to each of the fol; ..., or more per hour on 1 fancy design permanent route work with cams. Guaranl~d. $37.61. The Rambler -Mrs. J. E. Radeklu lowing hunters, Dick Young, advancement opportunities. WY 2_3862 _ ~ Stc Clifton doe·, Donnie VanMat· 8 2 Write B. flauohman , p o _ _ __ - -.,-- - World Standard ol t:ompact " C West ~-lumbia, two buck Box 126, Grove City, Ohio . I ~!':W aulumn haze mink Eueu....., ard of Thanks re,d a doe~(two 01 these killed stole. Sef' . Mrs . Virn. il Cart, Big ear room, ride aad -.. an 28.3tp lormaoce. SmaD ear -onomr. in Uta h) ; Edd'te VanMaire ' West ' Rt 2, Pomeroy on Kine-sburg co. 1 WE WISH to express our sm----::------Rd. or Ph. WY 2-£356 . 2-HZtp and mOllagerabillty e<re and deep gratitude to Columbia a buck killed in For Rent See friends and neighbors for Utah; Harold Russell, West 1 · 1 b' d Go d Cl k their Metnpolllall Motoro expressmns o sympa- entum ta, a oe; r on ar 4 ROOM apartment, partly E. Main Street, Pomeroy thy and kindness at the death New Haven, a button buck; BEST PRICES ON 1 furnished in Pomeroy. Phone Pbone Wf ~ of our hlll<band and lather, Larry King,. New Hav~, a butWY 2-3117. 2 9 3Lp Z2 tic Hoihs Shoemak.... Special ton buck; Btll McDermtlt, West thanks to Rawlings • Coats Columbia, and Darrell Hoff· TWO 4 room furnished apart· 670 x 15 _ 16.60 Funeral Directors. tbe pall· man, Letart, a buck, ments. ODe first floor WY z. 8 3668. II 'E1 tie NYian Blackwoll Dr. Veterln· 3 ROOM apartmenl. Nicely ~SUPER SERVICE arian, large and small animals. ley, those sending flower. and gains! eacb otber in an IDdoor furnished, hardwood floors, ST A liON 128 Washington St., Ravens- all who helped in any way. obooting tournament, whicb II automatic heat, large clos· Jeck W c ....., wood, Va. Phone 2?3--Ull. The Family held at the New Haven Comets, private bath and private Mo•. WY z. omce hour•, Daily 4 to 6 p. 2 10 ltc munity Building every Monday 9932 entrance. Ulilities furnished m. For Sale or Rentnight from 7 until U p.m. lndi1 28 tic WY 2-3200. 2-Z.tfc vidual trophies wUl be award'firnEE ROOM furnished apart- LUMP and run o! mine coal Real Estate For Sale HOUSE for oale or rent, 6 ed to the three first place teams; ment with bath for couple for sale Goeglein CoaJ Co. HOUsJifOr :sale: 3 miles from rooms and bath, in Miners- to the top male and fem~le ville, Ohio. Will sell on land shooters; and to tilt most unUlilities furnished . Phone WY Poge St., Middleport. 2-543> in Middleport. 212 S. 12 4 tfc Pomeroy on Rt. 143. John A. contract. Write Raymond E. proved male and female shootFifth Ave . 1 18 trc ONE CHORO organ, like~ew , Jelle,., Jr., Ph. WI 2-6046. Brown, 755 Stelzer Rd., Col- ar over the twelve week period. $50; One uprighl piano $20. 2 10 6tc umbus 19, Ohio. 2 10 6tc Open sbooting is held ~VII'Y 6 room and batb aparimeot Phone evenings WY Hl 47 . FOR SALE--Mlddlenort'o tallFriday night from 7 until 11 ID Pomeroy. Phone ~~~~ !-3319 est bu11c11Dg, located 1152 N. lnsur•nce p.m. by the club. The public 2 8 31p = - - - = - - - - - 1 2 15 tfc USED Army field Second Street, Mlddleport. PHOTO Copy!Da l!ervlco OJp- il cordlslly Invited to attend. TRAILER Iota for rent, close en Priced for quick .ale "'- leo mada .. 1oga1 · ~ attenciiDII thll meet. to La·--at and schools. rps coveralls, pants and quire at Ohio llotel . blrtb ~ --• ,_~ log mclnde: Bob Grimm, Mr. ~,~ sblrts. Carl Chevalior Long •~uo .... ...._ 8IIJ ll!ld Mr • · - King, Jack VaHey Lumber & Supply Com- Bottom. D.., FARM. 82 A. on hard road, otber doc!amatta. Roa s. · • 3 pany, Middleport. 11).!-lfc ---_ ,.. budding Sites, old bouse and '--. ch, Gordon <lark, Mr · and A USED Philco refrigerator In barn, I> mineral. Leaded. t , lfc Mro. Herman Knapp, Eugene THXEE aoo four ""'"' !urni<h& good condttton, . reasonably Homer Smith, Star RL No. CUSTOM McKinney, BIU McKinney Dick td 11111 lllllarnJibed apart. pnced. Call Coolv!lle 667-:10011 3 _ Do• 29 Rip! wV ling. btttoboriDc .,.. cut- Walker, Donnie VanMatre, Har· atet11L W1l NUl 12 ill: anytime. 2-8-Jtc • ey, -~Pill ...._, Phone W1l old Ruuell,. and Mr. and Mra. 1 2 3 tic HOG •dressed!, 251).300 lbs:-;;r what nave you. Phone WY 2· 6828. 2 4 6tc R~Tf! ' wa s murdermg Crane Yet. an- cu 1~mm~ ' t gJves · h"ts vi·ews o f ' me rrJal secur1ty · , cnme · · and f1re · hi:ippi ness on •a coast-to-coast . . 1 h ? other set says Crane Js gl~t ng national and foreign affairs, is I revenl ion. fiOkup And how is Steve AJ.. C&rson a tough go. The ratmgs -· p ---~ len's syndicated replacement, also vary sharply from market Regi• Philbin, doing? Today we to market. Personally . 1 won 't ~111 try dt.>Speratel~ to answer lose any slt-ep over it and AOIIOIIII 1 Pllu&ol 12. N ~~.me uf theRe que-stions. hope everyone is a success, and :I. Head lilJ" ti.Ye 00~ F'trst thlngs first. Yes, Johnny Jet's not forgf't Jack Paar. famlt7 reply 4. LUte}y 3 . .1uicy .23, Perl01111 rar~nn is still the No. l pinup Crane is apparently cha nging '1. wandel" truJte 2f, Sk:lk boy oj !he midnJght audience . from a f'O ntro\'ersial fellow to a 4. A.nena · 25. One'• 8. A bleml•h in china. heirs 5. Scheme EvPry .'10 oflen, NBC-TV Issues more ~asy -going fellow . But .1 L ABNiil 10. A bac:ke. eo...iltod, 26. v a. pronouncement to the ertect Philbin hns had some trf"lub\;>s wa.ter: uwttb.tar :n.Ex1 that Carson's "Tonight" show Js . .So. U .B. f. Me&rul of' a.m1ne1 making more money and is seen chJefl:v because he doesn 't have , :11. ThP Pen. eomm.UJli.. agalq )n more stalions than ever be· apparenl~y , _ a nasly ~r showtateuch cetklo 28. A 1'-....n •••• 'lO'COME OOWN. t . l.l"oregv 2Lrongbox 33.. Stron)f fort-which to Carson rans is a ?rf ~o~e ut his body, this makes 13. Revoker. HON'ST ABI' -50 Roman laW 10. Brnaala; 29. Parts or wlndtl 1t dJfrJcult on a performer nowrath er happy dlga t the Iate-- d · 1A Gro-up ot dial. wholea 38. Ql4. umea AH ~IN WHACI<. night master he succeeded, Jack ~ ays, and he has been involv~d three D. Gray!&ao. Vepta.ble, 38. Nwnber 'YO'!.' 16. Lituegld white pMXI.....uJa "'-Ptleu. ?aar. Apparently Carson and In some Sl'hedule s!ufts. Here 14. Colabiil& eneme4 aat Paar are not whole-hearted f Hollywood , for mstance, his 11. His: Fr. OJ each other. It is sad ans s~ow ~as bef'n switched h·omj 19. 18.. Pen:b;u"Tit~ ~-~;..T<'-r.~l>l~l'D~<~-~4""?1 20. Gtrr•-.. Torrid · mghH1me to daytime which 21. Combttalble . NBC-TV recently added a was a ridiculous move 'because· material nxth night of "Tonight" each I have it on the best authority 23. Afore.oal<l lhlng Wet-k-a Saturday rerun - and that all the statistics indicated :ft. Promeaa:Je t~ network says this is going his ratings doubled in the last 28. Drlnklllc I I CHMIN6 I II :-::===:-::--:-_ l DA'f FOR 1 I Point Rock Society NoteS WHAT A I OH, 'YI!S, HE CANWITH THOSE KIND OF STRAWS UJ([! \'IIHEN tll\.IANIEII.II.I:JNDERS JUST liON 111/101 ALD I GAVE YOU I!EfORE. YOUR EXAM- I ••• HAROLD GRA'I �• IS-Bally • •' l' • Miscellaneous Shower Given Fire Victims Mainly About People In Pomeroy Church 0/ficero A.re lnstaUed The Rev . Howard Ruppell ln.. stalled new church officers dur- . lng the Sunday morning WOf· A ffilSCellant'Ous Mrs. Tom Jonf!'l house-hold ship servict: at the First United d ahower was given 1'ues ay eve- Presbv terian Church. or Cheshire Mrs. Susie Windon ol d Henc!erp k son, W. Va. and Leonar ic ens of P1 . PleaSant, W. Va vis· their household possessions ~ Kellnedy, George Anderson , eld-~· a fire wht<:'h destroyed thi"Ir ers ·. Richard elwen. Paul Hapited Sunday afternoon with home . The showt"r was. h• ld a I tonst n\1. and Vincent Dabo. dea- l B 1 sister, Miss Ethel Koemg at the .home of Flora at ey . r uns : \1rs . Richard. Owen, Mrs. I. of Miss Elsie Hart. Gifts were placed on a table Karl Owen and Mrs. Thomas d 1 Mrs . Carl Moore and 1\•lr~ . covered wi~h a white cloth. e- Y..elly , deaconesses; and Rodney Edyth Ryther spent Tuesday corated wtlh rt'd hearts and Sauer and Wi lham Lewis, trusat Antiquity with Mrs . Ben red and whue streamers. tees. Thomas Kelly· presented a Spencer. Games were PIa~·.ed and priz~s vocal number wlf h Lillian Sh:•iff 1 1 p tl t Kelly Wilson was the over awarded r.. arteGrace os ewai ~· JEAN ELAINB PULLINS night guest Saturday· of her · Gertrude l.oKloes, Durst· as organi~t. · and \1arie Franct~. Mr. aRd Mn. Tbt>odore Jtul- grl&.rtdparents , Mr. and Mrs h "' Present wm t e a~ve an d 1 llns, Long Bottom, are an- Carl Moore , Nye Ave. Mr . and Mrs . Robert Slagel Mrs . Ann Fick , Mr . and Mrs .1 1 nouncing t.ht' engagement ol · 1 M of Ironton visited briefly MonDon " ' Knight. Caro yn · c- ' I their daogbter, Jean Elaine, d · d Knight , Rutland, and the ho norw Roger Andrew Spencer son day with relatives an 1nen s ed. uests Refreshments of d M G S m Pomeroy. g ' ' . and of Mr. an fl. uy p!"l)('· Rev and Mrs. William Thorpe 8811dwtcht'~, ~tato chtps and tf er, Tuppers Plains. Both art" I visited Saturday at Galhpohs coffee wert' served .. ~lr l,~ k 1964 graduates of ~a,.l1•ro with Mrs c L Arnold at the Mrs. fran('ts art' rPstdtng 1n A section uf the s.tudy uuo High llrhool. · her mot he r' s aparlmt'nt. on Galatians was given when 1 home of her daughter and son Sending girls werf' Roxie Oil· I Group I of lhe Women·s Asso· 1 in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Hobert er, Patty Kloes , Mr and Mrs . dation of the First United Pres- ! M. Richards. fS, eWIS 0$ Mrs . Maxine Arnold visiter! Tom Roach Mr. ~:~nd :\Irs Hi11 1 bvterian Churrh met Monday Francis. P~mero.\': r\·1r_ <.tnd · e~t'ning at the home of Miss Sunday at Gallipolis with Mrs. Mrs. Carl Frann". PI Plt•as-~ Carul~'n Russell un BrownellL . Arnold and Mr. and Mr£i. ant w. Va .; Sandra and Jan• A" . ' Robert M. Richards. I Be~nett , Clillun: Mrs. Dorothy I Mrs . Tom Kelly, chairman. I 1 Russell , H1:1rlford : Nellie and was in chargf of the mf'eting ; The Shellie Boice_ group of !.~"""'· ,. , ~ .\~,\Q'J:.l:~.""ll i Flora Nt>ll Ru~sell , :vtason: \tr . ' with the opemng prayt>r gt\'en the HethiPhem Bapttst Chun:h,l : ;-;, and Mrs. Lester Bailey, Gladys I by Mrs . Dale_ Walburn Mtss I Grea~ Bend. held its monthly !( ,~~ Lambert. Mr . :.~ml Mr.s. F'ra~k 1 Be~er!y Pernn, devol ronal I mee:mg at Mrs . Eve ly n Fore- 1-': Beach, ~!don W~:~lbum, Besste charrman. presented an arttclP , mans home Feb. 2. I '. =~ i Athey, Gertrude Vom Coone!', ''If You Don 't Get a Tttsk vo:J Miss Wilma Sayre. pre.'>idrnl., if Mr. and Mrs. John Fullz. \k Like. Like the Task Ynu CPt,' opened !he meeting with devoI j and Mrs. Robt•rl Cnrig, Mr. taken from Guidepost. • t1on ~. " Reading the Bible,' thf'l . . , and Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mr .l Mrs. F.dward Crooks gave the sr riplure reading from 11 Tim _ Mrs: .Charl~ s Jtv1den of Ath· j and Mrs . Raymond Stewart, study lopir . ·"n1e Apostle u! i ~ · 10·17. and followed with pray· ens VISlt~d With her father , l\1r .1 Juanita .Miller, Mr . and Mrs . FrPedom " takPn from Cain - 1,r L .o. Dtles recently . 1 Frank Chersebrew , Nan<·y Mor- ti~ns . Heports ot officers were Tltt> While Cro~s Ch airman . Dr: and Mrs . ~rooks Lamb ris, Elsi~ H<.!ddox . \1arg;uet gtven and rlans were _madf' lor Mrs . Jsabt'l Lewis, read a i of Columhus v.ere weekend Martin Lola Meek , Mr _ and the group to sell greetmg rards I" Thank vou " leiter and card 1guests of Mrs. Frank Betz. Mrs. Clifford Manley, C:arolyn dur ing f'ebmar~· with Mrs . fred from Maiher School for the two Mr . and Mrs. Lewis I_ Vance, Hem' I Huard , Cillrolyn Lt:wis as chairman. A soup sa le , boxrs of clothing sent to 1t. were called to Berea. Oh1o, 1 Haley. Mr . Jtnd Mrs. r.,_,n Stiv· was also planned f'or Frid.ay.l Used Christmas cards were i TUE'sd~y d_ue to the death . ahnded in to be sent. to a for- her stster-m·law~ Mrs. E.uni<'e ers, Mrs. Marion frPnrh. Du- March 5. ry Taylor. Mrs . Harry Durst. The next meeting wtll ~e at I eign mission field for further Edwa~ds. who dted follo\Vlng Betty Ginther and Ruth Dod- I thf' h~me or Mrs. H.. W. Vaugh. , use there. More old specta cle~ short 11lness. son. an wtth Mrs. Crooks as devo- and lenses were also collected Mr. Asa Jordan has entered II j uonal chairman and Miss Per-! In be sent to Burmu . Cance l· Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis 1 r in fht> program lt-ader. jiM postage stamps, too, an• where he . will undergo Blue. Gold B'mquPI , A sa lad course wtlh hot rolls , received at t>very meetin~ to ~urgery lh1 s week. Mrs. J.lorclan To be 011 8ot11 rrla_,, ! potato chips and coke was ser- b€ sent to a boys' orphanage is with him at the hospital I v~ to the ab_ove named and 1m Germany . · Steve Bachner, son of Mr Cub Scouts of Pack 246 held Mtss Rosetta Lisle and Mrs AI· · It was voted to renew a and Mrs . Jack Bachner, ts their regular den meeting on len Leonard. subscription to the devotional sent from the first grade Monday after sehoul al. the book, "The Secret Place." cause of chickenpox. The program was presented Mr . and Mrs. John Vroman Salisbury School. Plans were made for the Blue ' by Mrs. Isabel Lewis. The ti- a~~ son, Johnny, of Columbu' and Gold Banquet to be held :it tie. "Acres o( People,'' rer·re- VISited over the weekend sented the migrants in the nelds his parents, Mr. and Mf5. Jolmll the school Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Meat w1ll be pro~·1ded and who wearily toil from day to Vroman . The latter Mrs. each family is asked to brrng day to raise food for the o::oun- man is recuperating from a covered dish and tablf' se_r-1 tr . Many times they are un· broken hip. vice. Rep . Ralph Welker Will Children of the county home 1d y paid thereby forcing them 1 Mrs. Herman Kissell, Collum· II be guest speaker. Valentines ! will be special guests at a fam- :1e\. ·. rural 3 Jums and mi-~ bus, spent Sunday with her Christians are ter and family, Mr. and Mr. ' ·II were made by the Cub Scouts ily night observance to_ be held ! :ra~~e c~~ps. and refreshmrnts served by Feb. 21 a! the Middleport d 1 ·s·lt these li:Jborers.j James Brewington and famllv U . d p b .. urge o VI 1 . th~e~D~e~n~M~o~th~er~s~.~~~~;II Ftrst mte res ytenan learn the needs of America 's 1 and Mr . and Mrs. John Vroman . Church planned by the West- . · . 'bl and bring mean- I Mrs Edward Joseph is a 1 1 I minster Youlh Fellowship Sun- mg _nv!s 1o Ythpoor '.1ves. 1 medi~al patient at ~~~~~::~ ~~ . e1r 1 1 h h It could also he1p Christians: IMemorial Hospital jn day evemng at t 1e c urc . . ~e youth of the church wtll to lake their place alongside · Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Pomeroy, Ohio be . m . h .charge of the program . 1. su ff enng an d need • as· well as ' (Nancy RollerJ left Friday 1no TONIGHT & THURSOA'Y wh JC 1s to 1ea 1ure a pa IC 1 h . 110n tha • all ' Norfolk . Va · where he . · renew t e conv1c Feb. 10-11 i ttdiem~.hThe mdeett't~g wbas oRpen- men deserve, as their birth· been transferred. After NOT OPEN e wit a me 1 a ton y· th oY . .,,·es ,, The ing living ·1arters t~ey equa 1 oppor 1um · 1 derator, usmg e nght 1CoIeman. mo . · h there must return for their daughte s, Mar- II FRIDAY and SATURDAY . " Th P k ., tune has come w en l Feb , 12-13 optc d. e eacema ers. C lsha and Melissa ' who are stay· . 1 d 'Th be 110 forgo tte n men an•ong "NORTH TO ALASKA'' fdA rea ~nt.entl~e.. . e . on- us ., Mrs Lewis said. ing witb their grandmother, (TPchnicolor) eBncle mco nil, was given . The m~ting closed with prayMrs . Max Roller. ' John \'v'aynE', Stewart Grang by 1 I Haptonsta . Seren Lew. . Sa R _ Mr and Mrs, Charles Vro· er. Ernit' Kovacs . Fabian. is accompanied for the group I er by Miss WJlma yedre.b . ,:. man· and children Mark FNturette: Wif• Decoy A · t t 1 · freshments were serv !i 1r<: • . . . . . . ,. · · sbmgmg. n J~stedrumben! nHum- lhostess Wilma Sayre will be Mary Esther, of Belpre, · er was presen y ~~~e ap· h f tl kend guests of their SUN .• MON., TUES. lonstalls. the hostess at her ome or te wee Mr J h VroFeb. 14·15·16 l March meeting. ents, Mr . and s. o n "BEnrtME STORY" man and Mr . and Mrs. Fi<•la- :a LISTS NEEDF.D " in Hawkins. fTPchnieolor) Marl on Brando, David ~ ivf>n , I Somto churches or :Sull'm Beautician. are g ---Shirley .!ones, Marir Wind ·1 d 1 sor, Rebecca Sand. Dody Town~hip have not mate n On Cllann.el 8 Sho-w Goodman. a list of membership . Lists Mrs . .Jo Ann White, MiddleInS, OfS, Ore Ftaturette: Tricky Chicks should be mailed to Richard port, Jan and Mary Haddox w· h Group I I I 1 M L • h Program Theme, 1 ·I Acres of P·eople are More Ri taliation Romembor Your Volontlno on Volontlne'o D.y NeJ<t Sund1y, Fobru1ry 14. Select 1 Vol.o ntlno Gift from tho Lorge Soloction AI Elborfold-.t. Buxton Billfold - A Now Comoro - An IICA VIctor Tolovlolon Set - A Box of Fonny Fermor Condy - A Gift '01 t.evoly. Ll.,..rlo - ·Nylon Hosiery - A D-. ShiH -.:.:. Sox. StOjl' In · ~~ lltiothldo, L!Mik Around 11 tho Mony Volonllno'o Dey Gifts end Moko Your Seloc· lion Now. r WEMBLEY nE For Hlo v'olonllno'o Doy Gilt For A Motor vebide aecldent11 accouated for almost one-third of all fatal mishaps In lbe U. S. In 1964 In whirh five or more per· IODI were k1U~d. 'ftle tie with the color IUlde - the new 1lim 1h1pe1. Wa~h 'n wear to hold It. shape with tie up neatly. Around And About M'ddt t epor t: :'I I Smortly Styled In Strip., •net N•v•r~ Dt•len - - - - - - - - Pel.gno~ pwna and slips make the most romantic thi!'l Valentine's Day, They never need ironing. Wash •em, PEIGNOIR SETS 5.9S to 21.DO SLIPS 2.95 to 6.00 HALF SLIPS 1.95 to S.DO PANTIES Dry 'em, the crease stays in. Wrinkles stay out, 65% Dacron, 35% Combed Cotton. Solid color In ivy model or slim beltless style. Sizes 29 to 42, waist measure and in your correct length. I .... 39c to 2.00 PETTI PANTS • 1.00 to 1.69 GOWNS .. _____ 1.95 to 9.00 PAJAMAS ---- 3.95 to 6.00 . Astro-matic Sun Glasses The only automatic sunglass. Automatically regu- lates itself to light and shade. E~minates the need to keep changing glasses. Styled for men and wo- m~n. . ylo.J!] $2.98 leJs. New textured styl· tl, on tool Choop from lovelieU lpriril 1h1dt1. Valentine's Day WITH HOSIERY FuU fa1hionec:f and .team1e.ss. Give .llei' ·An· f . ( UMIREUA i ' Regular and pagoda styles, acetate and nylpns, solids and prirlts, novelty hand- 1 - RISK LOSING CASH Mono Bonlon Size Drooo Sock• (10 to 131 in oolld colon end white .. , ____ ... 69c Mons SlzH IOV. to 13 Fancy Pattern Cotton Sport Socb ........ .... .... 2 polr $1.00 Mono Lolli Top Reyon Droos Socko Nut Plllorns ond calaro, olPI IDV. to 13 , •. SOc Meno Bulky Knit Bonlon One Slzo D,..1 Socko In oolld color, whlto .. _ •.• , .• , __ 89c Mono Athlotlc Cushion Solo Socks Whit., Sbo IO•Aito 13 .. . ...... , , .. 3 pair $1.00 Mono Whlto Crow Socks with Stripe Top In SIHI 101ft to 13 .............. , ...• SOc AND MANY, MANY OTHERS ••••' B Given Sunday School Members and Regina Stowers of Point Pleasant, were in Charleston I Monday where they appeared Attendance pins and bars show . Olb'~ ger TV on Jac kte . . were awarded at the Syracuse I on Channel 8, m an mtervlew First United PresbyfA!rian 1 on the new sprmg harr styles. Cburch School Sunday Feb. They are members of t h e Presenting tile awards wetcell . National Haird~".'sers and Cos- Mrs . Margaret Cottrill, as I metologists, Affiliate ll In Pt. lows : Pleasant. One year pin and bar Mrs . White was in Point Plea. M A sta Will and Pal;rlc'la sant Monday eve~~ng to attend A;~~~ two year bar a meeting of Affihate 11 when Gary Eynon . three year Ifinal ~lans were made f~r t~e to Jim Bill o'ner and Mrs. May· ' Vahmtme dance to be he,d Sat- me Holmes · four year bar urday ~vening and the style to Bru"e C~ttrill and Jimmy 1 show preceding the dance. Mrs. I H de "' : White will enter Debbie Trip- j ;;ven~ear bar to Debbie Har· lett in the style show. as ~er !den Don Harden, and 8 ob m~el featuri: ~he h~ew spnng Cro~; siX year .bar to Pam ha1r styles a as tons. Sylvester and Jim Crow; seven year bar to Frankie Mumaw; Services Held for nine year bar to Myrtle Durst, Genevieve Schneider, Margaret HoUil Shoemaker Funeral services for Holli!!. Cottrill. Sharon Sue Cottrill and Shoemaker were held from the Craig Cottrill; ten year bar to Poplar Ridge church Monday Eleanor Kay Schneider. at 2 p. m. with the Rev . John Haley officiating. Special music and I Wesh 'n Weer White DRESS SHIRTS A Valelitllle Gift that's sure to please, 14V. to 17. I (1) 100% Colton, tsper fit, sleeve lengths, ~2. 33, 34. I •. a NAME checkbook is so convenient, so authoritalive, too. Avoid carrying large sums; it can be dangerous. VaftOUS Choose from types of accounts, to svit your special needs. We Pay 4% On Savings lili ens ~ational B ~ LITTLE BOYS FOOTWEAR OXFORDS-LOAFERS <1lnvertlble sizes cuffs, l 69c t. HALLMARK .WIJTINO ·1.-1.25-1.-1.75-# White, cOl....... ADd }lecoratecl, lilo alr..,.all, . . ' HALLMAJK iiiOTI P.AI'II ---- 59e ond ,,,DO per lloo ~d; w1111 •tebeta an<~ mOloll. ITATiOII.IY IV CAil -----------·····-- 59c por lloo Whl~. <Oiortd ond decontecl. lkmcl.llniln, veiiWD, ripple. ...a. " .. _, s1- IV.-3 $2.00 & $2.91 THE SHOE BOX Mldclleport, 0. ,< ' . I -~ El I"' I Sheriff Probes . at ShOOtmg p t .}J / I roc e I Hazel~,n : I 1 to : I Whole Hog Sausage Takes Alountain State by Storm II · I~; ~ do~en !'. t I I~ ~I WORLD · fore.ma~ s · ~wo ·carsp:et au~ Jail" Sentence . Set bYJ dge o~eroy, · ~yor F't .l IHay~s s~a_ll ~ear. Carpent~r: ,We~th~r Burea~ 1 1 Johnson, ~ I trav~l Midwest States D'Ies wednesday Two VehIC • Jes are Darnaged F Ph . l or ysica s Heavi")y In • Streel wreck Giant Storm Lumhermg . mto . Mr Morrison • Seven Called gre~t I s outcam~ w. ns lbow appreelatlon for plot patro1111e of our eus- '$ Dollar Days $:Are ' I ~~=n~al:~d 1~:r ~::::~~~p~~:i Space Plum I GIVE The Gift Evervo I May be Taken By Sovi· ets I I " - ~:::~~~:;~·"m I' '2.95 You're sure to win hearts heart boxed Fanny Farmer flavor. $1.00 to $5.7So box · heart boxed. ____, 1$ YOUR CHOICE I I all DA NANG, Sooth VIet Nam (UP!- - A force of 20 U.S. FlOO jets and 28 South Vietnamese Skyralders bombed tlrgets In Communist Nortb Viet Nam toCOLUMBUS tUP[) - Gov. l where passage Is anticipated Appslachla p.....,.,," bo day, VIetnamese air force sources reported. ·James A. H.hodes marshalled within a month . said. "Right now, we're ill The reported retaliatory attack followed the bomb- his forc~s Wednesday for an "Now is the time to work to be'ter shape in tbe planntoa: Ing of a U.S. Army barracks tn Qui Nhon by Commun- all"?ut drive to compl~te Ohio's st imulate local communif!es to stages than any of the otber Ist guerrillas Wednesday. As many as 28 Americans anti-poverty program tn the 28· the advantage .Jf t hi s i lO Appalchia Jtates." may have died In that blast. county App.alach1.a area . program ," Rhodes said. "This Rhodes urged leaders of the Rhodes . met With leaders . of should be the job of the Region-~ Council and the Southeasteru SAIGON, Thursday (UPII - Communist guerrillas the Ohio Valle.y reg10n a1 Development Council. " Ohio Regional Council to attempted an amphibious assault on the port town of ~evelopment Counc1! and cab-1 Development Director Fred l''storm Washington with our Qui Nhon today only boors after Viet suicide squads met members who:se de· P. Neuensc hwander said th e lpeople and find out where w._ blew up a U. S. Army barracks housing at least 40 partmen~ are involved in the state had spenl $200 mill1on in lstand on this thing ." He called Americans. It was feared that as many as 28 Amerl· Appalachia program to urge the the 28-county area in the past a meeting for next week to orcans may have died In the blast st.ate to ''get in on the ground .. "' two years and anticipated I ganize a fact-finding trip to The new attack tame as latest flcures In the bar_The. federal aJd-to-App<~lachla spending another $511 million Washington. racks explosion luted three Americans known dead, bill JS currently before the by 1967. I He also urged the council to 17 wounded and 20 to 25 missing, House of Representatives, .. This is Olll' 'quick-&tart' I •·get started right away' on Tbe attacking guerrillas today, aboard 50 armed plans for highway improvejunks, were driven back by fire from American hellcopters as the Viet Cong tried to swarm ashore less than 200 yards from the destroyed bUiet. Drive wW be beld Sunday, the proposed Appalachia Way, a new superhighway to February 21 instead of FebWASHINGTON (UPI)- Both the United States and ruary %8 as staled earlier. Tbe serve the area. the Communists appeared today to be movinc the last SUDday of the month of ! "We should g e t s001elhing Vietnamese war clooer to a ahowdown. formerly Heart new from the federal govern · Februlll")l was To U. S- officials It was elear that a week or more Sunday, hut this year the date ment.'' Rhodes sa id . ' ·The re ago Red leaders In North Viet Nam ordered a twoha1 been moved to Feb. 21. . has been talk of retreading ex· fold step·up In the guerriUa war In South Viet Nam. The Middleport Buslnl'Ss and DENVER ~ _A g r 0 w 1 n _g ist ing roads but that is sumeOne phase took the form of attacks opeclflcally a· Professioaal Womea'!l Club number of scientists and P?S~I · 1thing we can do ourselves •• galnst Americans In Viet Nam - the raid on U. s. ~ill be in charge of the drive ! bly _even the Jo.hnson admtm~-~ Development D~partmenl forres at Plelku last Saturday and the terrorist bomi>m Middleport. trat10n are worned that Russia surveys have Indicated lhe tng of the U. S. Army billet at Qui Nbon Wednesday, mt<m>wvs'~'".~"'~;w:'m~1'f,;r.m<ti'{~\tW may' wi_n the ra;e to Mars and I stat~ might be eliglbl~ ror a The olber Involved Intensified attacks against South the pr11.e plum of the space total ol Sl03 million Ia federal Vietnamese government forces, lneludlng a majnr age by default. The " plum' ' is I Appalachia funds. thf' "ilate battle In wbleh 300 or more government troops were the chance to find the first life bas tile potential of a $11! lost at Blnb Dlnb Monday. on another world.. ; millton program, i"•·ludin ~ Unless ~he United States some proj•cts still ia t be • . 'fl>KYO IUPU - Savle$ Premier Ale~el N. Kosygln Ispeeds up 1ts own ,ian for con- I proposition stage. flew from Peking 1o Nlll'tb Korea today, possibly to . quelll of Maro 09711 says top The bulk of the total. $J20 Hne up a united Communist front a,eafnst the United / b!oJog1st..engmeer Gilbert V. _Le- million, would be in tHg Lway 1 States In VJet Nam. I Orvi vm of Labo:atof\eS, eonstrucli•m. im··- ..! 'lli:, pm!"n ry The ofnclal Soviet new1 a~eney Tass reported from In~., It may .ve~y w1!1 hand · and access rJad:; _ Moscow that Kosygln and a delegation of top Ru.. PROCTORVILLE, Ohio IUP[J 1thiS plum-an~. tl IS a plum-t o Also atl.end ng Tut'<day's sian offtcfals concluded a one-day visit to Red Cblna - The Lawrence CoWJty sher· the R~ss1ans. . . meeting were A.lbert Giles, h.:ad and flew to Pyongyang, the capital of Communist iff's office today was investigat- Russta has a full six years to of the state ·s anti _ oven v North Korea. Kosygln's decision to visit Nonh Korea ing the shooting of Frank De- try for a winner . program: Paul Ba!dridge ol the was not announced untll Wednesday and eame as a rr.ent, Proctorville, who was in A fed~ral space agency so.urce : DeveloDment Department, Co· surprise. Huntington (W .Va.) Hospital to- told Umted Press Internat1onal j0 rdinator of the state's Appal&. day. that "there is con,:ern that there chia program and Dr. Vernon . . .. _ ~ . .. , DA NANG, South V1et Nam (UP I) - Nearly 150 U .S . The Ohio Highway Patrol said should be" a 1969 flight Alden, Presidenl of Ohio umLJNK SAUSAGF, - Jtm Deem, Jell,. and .Terry- Lewrs, employees at W Va Saus- and South Vtetnamese warplanes blasted Communist IDement was found lying in a Mars The "concern" he add- i . d h d th R · age Inc handle production of l'nk •n· t th f'- • N Ha · Pl. · · North v· t N t d · th 1 . .' · · ' verSI 1Y an ea o1 e 'Kwn, ·· . I !IS~Sa,h~~:; a -e ll,ID S ew ven ant. Eq~up- 1 , 1e ~m o ~y In e a test and heav1est of thl road near Miller with blood on ed, ''comes from the executive 1at Develo ent Council. ment to produce the hnk sausage was···.tnstaJled about two ~onths ago. - Sentinel Is weeks repnsal raids. his clothing. An ambulance branch '' of President Johnson 's ' _P'" _ _ _ __ Photo. A U.S. Embassy spokesman in Saigon said the attack called to the scene sent word it administration. s were directed~~ "installations in the southern part of was having difficulty with lhe Levin said tho go-ahead must North V1et Nam . Other sources satd the attackers stru mar, and the patrol dispatched ! come soon, it it comes at all. ck. at tar~ets bet~een. Dong Hoi and Vinh Linh 1 two a cruiser. The patrolman hand- " We hove about s ix months in pOtntS raided earlter In the Week, cuffed Dement to the cot. which tO make a deCISIOn." I . . Dement reportedly was shot ) The resu1ts ol t~e ratds were ~escrJbed as "good.'' Inf . by Roy Ellis, Proctonille. when ! • o~med sources satd the attacktng planes included 28 ' he tried to enter Ellis' home . • V1etnamese Skyra~rlers and 20 U .S. FIOO jets from the b Wednesday night. ase here and 100 U.S. Navy planes from aircraft carriers By Uniled Press Jnltmatlonal By Rohert Wingett I ing, culling, grinding and mix- become • favorite of custom· off the coast. A giant snow storm lumbered NEW HAVEN, W. VA. - ) ing into flavor - packed saus-- ers. The link sausage is packed down from the central Rockies Whole Hog Sausage, mad.: he.re age. . j in six pound boxes for deUvery I Mr A. D. Morrison . _torm~rly today and sprawled across the with a tasty flavor that atEqmpment was recently in- I to stores. of Carpenter R. D., died \led- Great Plains. Blizzard warnm,s tracts the appetites of thous- !stalled at the New Haven plant Sausage cuts and rolls are nesday aftern~n at ~ e I g sl were posted in Kansas. ands in the Mountain State has to produce link SBusage. It has cased in 24 pound containers. General . Hospital followmg a ! Freezing rain and drizzle btet. growing in popularity »incel iThe firm also handles eggs for Seven Meigs County men I lengthy dln~ss. . I mov~d out ahead of the storm production started six years I • . .· ,.,.,.......... '!:"!" • • - _ distribution throughout the were called for Armed Forces I Mr. Murnson was a retJred i and thunderstorms dwnped i t:('lt_,c.s>dJ:r:·-~: .,_,_ ,_.~..:'.. "":"~ state · H~avy damages were Incurred to two vehJcles Thurs- pre. induction physicals at farmer and former operator of h . n the So th ~. ago ~~ day In a crash t 5·28 p eavy ram o u . um Jim Circle, who along with 3. d Shop at W. Va. Sau- Police said the on prmg·ave In_ omeroy · in Columbus today, ac- a store was issuing , I R G Greene is owner of the ll \..... .J sage, Inc. ts J1m Deem formth t t N bel cordmg to Marvene Lowery, the ISurviVIng are his Wife, Carrie. I penodtc bulletms on the . · · • , \~ ~ • on e sree1 gomg o ay1or ' /pearance ore Mayor Charles CJ k r th M · c ty s thr .. daughters Mrs Audre ' ~ erly of Racine and now ot l Run and Hershel McClure 30 Legar Harold Da . p e~ o e. etgs oun e- 1 . · · Y storm 's progress. W. Va. Sausage Inc. business, I~ s;:.id the NeVi Haven plant was ~ L (Continued OD Page 7) /Pomeroy, ran Into the fr~t of W<ls fined $lO a:;~· c:rO:y iective Service Board. Swett, ~lddl~po~ Rd; Mrs . Wa- ~ Snow drifts piled three feet opened in 1959 with only two {; J! t d b . . . They were Donald E. Turner, netta Radekm, arpenter Rd ., deep west of Denver, Colo., workers and one truck r1! in 1 l:n 54ope;ate Y Lester Legar for mtoxtcation !carpenter; Everett J . Michael, and Mrs. Dorothy where three inches of fresh em!! usse .. ' ursday. Middleport; Marlin L. Wolfe, Pomeroy; four grandchildren .. snow fell during the night. Tuda at least a lovee:' are needed to handle 1' the .Authorities said Russell, Racine; Charles M. Werry, Porn- , and three gra.ndchildren. J Other parts of the state were ph · . d H ehng southwest, was able to CALL MEETING eroy· Levi B Bobo Reed!l1 Funeral services Will be at the · so""ked with up to a foot of new t e sausage production an t$ d t h. h' I bel th l ' . ' , . .. 15 0~ de I1very h s· f · ti U sop ve ICe e co· The annual meeting of the ville· William K Wilcox Langs'Bigomy Funeral Home in snow and driving was hazard. . c ores . ._ IX re r1gerat- ' , ... lision occurred McClure going . · · ' · ' Alb t 2 d · ed trucks now travel the · "" · . ' . Metgs Co. F1sh and Game Associ- ville, and John T. Oonohew 1 ~ny a p. m. atur ay. ous throughout Colorado and · v· · · - A Meigs countlan has been northwest, was said to han ation will be heJd Friday Feb Cleveland 1 Bunal will be at the Temnle 1Wyoming 0f w highc· w?s h est trgmia sentenced to jail on a convic- been unable to bring his car 12 at 7:30P.M. at the firsl ward One 18 .year old, aurice D. .cemetery. Friends may call at _·_ _ _ __ 1rc e, w o serves as gener. Iunder control. McClure was f ta · · Pome N J ·the funeral homt: an time al manager of the firm, is a I'!TISBURGH - CHALLEN- lion of contempt of court. cited on a speedin cbar e rre s !ton m .roy. eece, r., ot Pomeroy, was l y . FREE ON BOND former Racine R. D. resident. ger !. W, Abel held a slim Conrad Rex Bentz was. seng g - i Officers for !!Hili will be elect- also taken to FL Hayes for PLAN INSI'ECI'!ON WASHINGTON <UJ>l) _ Glenn He presently lives here. Greene but steady lead over incumbenl tenced to 30 days In J8tl by l Charles Howell, 23, Cotl~r,led. Votmg prtvlleges will be biB phy!lcal. The annual inspection of Mid- C Cunningham, Jr. 22, son of ls also owner of the I & S David J. McDonald today in a Common Pleas Court Judge ,O., was arrested on a speedmg granted those holdln& a 111114 dleport Lodge No. 36:1 F and a Nebraska congressman, wao Supermarket in New Haven, fight for the pre.ideocy lor the John c. Bacon who ord"':ed a charge. He posted bond lor ap-membershlp card LOCAL TE_MPS 1 AM, will be held Friday , Feb. free on bond today on charges The sausage making firm su~ gJant United Steelsworkers un- Jsuspens!on of ::S days of th_ The temperature m Pomeroy'S 12 at 7:30 p.m. m the Master ot attempted larceny m heighplies m<y~ets in Charleston, ion IUSW). linement providing Bentz business district at tl:l6 a. m. Mason Degree. Refreshments boring Arlington, Va., allegedly . door snpport. Meigs-Mason merebanttl launch lbelr Semi-Annual today was 49 degrees, will be served. All master rna-.trying to break Into a coinboz Huntlng!Oti, \ Parkersburg, Lo- · Although the stiU In doubt" there In another court action, An- ' Winter Dollar Daya Friday and Saturday, Feb. 1Z·l 3 , 'IOns are welcome. aL a laundromat. gan, Beckley and St. Albans. was as well as many smaller towl111 were indications that Abel could na Lee Edmonda. Chapmans- featuring speetto.l bargto.lns of all kinds. M•IJ• General Boopltal and cities of West VIrginia. be staglug one of lbe .m ost ville, Va., has llled an acIt's the winter lhelf-cleanlna time, as well u 1 sale ADMISSIONS - Ruby Maj- Veterans Memorial Hospital ll7f.ATHF.F W. Va. SauBBge, Inc. purchas- apectacular electioo upsets in tJOD against Clifford E . Ed- In whleb special purebases are made to please CUll· or, Middleport: Margaret ADMISSIONS - Evelyo Mces quality hogs In Columbus the histot'y of American trade monda, RFD 1, Langsville , ask- temers. Roush, Mason. Claskey, Rutland. Frtday raiD, a Hille warmer, and Circlevilte and transports Unions. With 2,742 of 3,2113 WIW Jng for support under the Re~old one merehant: , DISCHARGES WUIIiam DISCHARGES D a vI d friday rain, a lillie warmer. litem bere for butcherlnJ. dress(Continued On I'age 7) . clp~ Agreemenl Act. "This Is 1 110011 thing for 118 18 do. 11 8011 of helps Blankenship, Pomeroy. IWolfe, Racina. blp - · I (2) Dacron and Colton Short Sleeve Shirt. Smart looldng, wetll' 'em the year round. 1 I·I $4.98 You'll Please Him Shur b<au!r for . her - I p· ond Rhodes Spurs Council Moves in the Crises Permanent Press Slacks To Your Valentine you think she's lovely I - FIVE CENTS GIVE A PAIR 01' ter gift to show her MEIGS THEATRE p en tine NO, 255 tines of all. What bet· 1 ';C:ol~o~rc~o~rl~oo~n~•~~~~~~D~u~c~.k~w~or~t~h,~CI~e~rk~,~S~y~ra~c~us~e~,~0. at y .e 'The Prelldent IIUltii1IOIII!d on omergeoq meellnJ ol the NatioDal Secwity Cotmoo Wednesday ohortly alter recetvm, word of Tueoday night's terrorist attaek on the U. S. I Army barraclto in the Soutll Vietnamese coastal town o1 Qui Nhon . Then, in the early hotll'll of this momin& came reports of an attempted Communist amphibious assault on Qui Nhon, apparent,. ly beaten bark by American and Soutb Viel namese troops. Valen· I ;. VOL XVI .... $1.00 1 f:'ffll Y 1g • ""l'lto United Statet 1overnment .; -- !n in consultation wttb the JOVernD .. .. . ,, South Viet Nam oo this contlnu .- f aggressions and oulrageo. Wblle ma • . ·; : their desire l<l avoid opreadlng the "f the lwo government. felt compeUt take the action described above.'" Pre11ident Johnson was expected to meet with his top military and diplomatic adYisers today on the deepening crisis in Southeast Asia . 1 1 Children Will Be Guests ol I F "f N • ht killed in an increased bumber of Viet Cong ambushes and attackJ . A district town in Phuoc Lone JlfO'ince bas been overrtm. resultln8 In further Vielnamese and u. S. ca .. ualtles. In Qui Nhau, Viet Cong terrorist. in an . attack on an American military bitlel murdered AmeriCllllll and Vietnameso. In addition, there have been a number of mining and other attacks on the railway in South Viet Nam as well as assassinations and ambushes lnvolving South Vietnamese civil and military officials. SPECIAL GROUP MEN'S $1.50 TIES beautlf~lly. Frilly, feminine "On Feb. tl, U. S. air elements joined with Lhe South Vletnameae air force in at· til!cks against military facillties in North Viet Nam used by Hanoi for the training and infiltration of Viet Cong personnel Into South Viet Nam. 'These actiona by the South Vletnameso and United States governments were in response to further direct provocations by the Hanoi regime. "Since Feb. 8, a large number of South Vietnamese and U. S. personnel have been 'if)W VOl! KNOW $2.50 Valentine Pamper her WASHINGTON IUPII - The While House IBid that today's U. S. - South Vietnamese air attacks on North Viet Nam were "in response to further direct provocations by tbe Hanoi regime ... The statement was read to newsmen oy White House Press Secretary George E. Reedy. It followed reports from Saigon tllat nearly 150 U. S. and South Vietnamese planes had blasted North Viet Nam in the latest and heaviest raid to date. Reedy read thi• White House announcement : GIVI HIM A Lingerie GaJallOnS • Top Topi"C Studl"ed " r I' Elberfelds In Pomeroy visited Monday afternoon with Mrs . Dessie Patterson. ntng for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thos.·e t'nstall- . . included Jud· , C"U 1 Francis , who recent:y los. son \\'bite. Hubert Taylor. 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