http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b710850a15e8d626e416094e866af1dc.pdf 2822256f24b58b268a902f230f9d41d4 PDF Text Text 4 • iSaerament o1 Baptism is Given .: At Rock Springs Methodist Church ; Tht ~•c:rament ot baptism Edward Ball and BODS, Tomm:l' iilll givO!llllllllve were recel"' aDd Bobby were reeelvod bJ til Into membership at the Roct transfer. Cathy Abbott alao Wll lprlDp Motbodlal cburcb dill' baptized. ' !ni the wwship oervlee Sunday. During the SUnday School · hour, Easter Sunday, the prt. A Cllntata, "The Oilldren's m•~ and beginners clUB direcl-' liJ~luia." was presented by the led by the teachers, Mro. Harjunior chmr directed .by Mra. iold Blackston and Mrs. NormWilliam Radford. Takmg part an Weyersrniller presented a Give Layette Around And Shower Saturday About Middleport Mlol Tnanna ll'blle Karea Peltlt entertained a layetle lbower Satunlay nlng at the borne of Mra. lah White In honor of M r Thomas · Darst of Akron. A or scheme of pink and was carried out in the r::::s ! '!:u.t:,_._Jor '- -:r.-Sr Tommy Scally, son of Mr. Mra. Tom Scally, is a pah !lent at Veterans Memorial os1n Pomeroy wbere hek is treatment for a bro en be received in a fall 11111 prom o1 Mld&llel'OI'I School will be beld rn. evening, April 23 at the school Comml~ nam· lor the prom inchld&--Tbeme H Dave Burkett, Kenneth ar118, Kathy BraltM, Chrislille hesBailey and Ollta lewis; Ore tra - Sean Mullen, Buddy tiona. ago. He will undergo sur- Moore., Kathy Spengler, Jon Woyersmiller. Eddie Abbott, p~:j recitations - e glv- The glfta were placed on a gery on the arm this week. , David Oliver. 'lom Kathy Abbott Sharoa Brawey,len including. The Easter Story, table covered with a white cloth roo~ ·number 1S 111. an~ GU_more. SUzanna and Donna Partlow, lby Stephanie Radford; A Real i with pink and white Mtsr. Sarah Bechtle, . DecoratiOns David Ashley, Richard Kizz.ee Marla Grueser, Welcome, David Harris; Pass ers making a canopy. Games bus, spent the weekend With Tom Blaine, John Tommy Bail. Connie Radford A und Bruce Blackston· I were played and prizes won by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jadt Sam Clatworthy, Rllph were Donna Francis, Diana lu with Big r~olk; and Rebecca Radford, 1 and Little Folks: Mary Baumgardner, Wears and Patty K.loes. Sherrie Blackston and Mar YIJudy Radford; He Is In My Radford aa nal"''ators, and Mary Heart, Christy Hysell: Easter Prancis as accompanist. !Prayer. Donnie Smith; A Glad Preceding the ~rmon by Rev . Welcome Bobby Ball· and JesChester Letilley, Sharon Braw·' Loves' Me , Tllis 1 Know, Bri· Jey, Marta Grueser and Kizzee. Abbott were baptized. Following the program, an ed into membership by confeshunt was held for the chllsion ol faith were Eddie Abbott Bechtle. A salad course with sherbet punch was ser:ved to those atten~ing includmg Mrs. Charles Whtte, M.rs: Agnes White ,. Dorothy Williams, Cart? ' lyn Gtlkey, Pearl Hoffman, . Avenelle Pettit, Kay Platter, her daughter and family, Mr. Phyllis Pettit and Beulah White. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and and Suzanna and Donna Part· . . children. low. ., ._, · ~ Sendmg gifts were Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst On Palm Sunday, Cathy AbMat"n/y Haptonstall, Rose Ohlmger, Ed- of Akron spent the week end bott Rebecca Radford and •th Thomas, Jean. Zirkle,. . with his mother, Mrs. Beulah She;rie Blackston were receiY.. Bacon, Lena .rv~cKinley' Vi RJfe, White. ed into membership by confeaeop Mrs. Carl Williams, Irene Hag- Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss of sion of faith and Mr. and Mra. Pomeroy gy, Mrs. Florence Hannay, Myr- Columbus visiled Sunday with tle Watkms, Thelma McDan~ M<.·. and Mrs. lra Butcher iels, and Jean Tatte['5()n, MabMrs. E. A. Leonard of Colum- ol 1 bus was the weekend guest of . Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson awJ· Mrs. Johu F. Ball: ·- · ' Jack Sigman, Roger Snyder, Gene Stepbenson Gary Stobart, and Jerry Yeauger. About 1 1 e n MEIGS THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT JERRY '..EWIS "DISORDERLY ORDERLY" (Technirolor• Jerry Lewis. Susan Oliver. Glenda Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. He of Bellefontaine am Mrs. Larry Stemen!. Larry of La).. weekend guests of Colorc.utoont Whaley. Mr. and Mrs. Kl WED. and THURSDAY returned horne Satu ing, after an overn~ April 'J:t.'J:2 NOT OPEN April 23-24 Ronald Reagan. Cassavettes. John ~ADDY" Dean Martin, Donna Reed, Barbara Bates. SUNDAY, MONDAYf TUES. April 25-26·2 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' Bette N~ --. .... MooiiJ met April 10, with ljlvlaon Mn. NeJaler 11111 Mn. M~~;ll Preoldenl llbdllda !nln od IIIII mlnUieS were read the ""'rotary, Mlctey ld IIIII treasurDues were pa er Garcia McGraw rt •read the financial repo . Reports were given by Rboll- 1 Invitations - AUce Darat, Teaford, Brenda Toney, Gilkey, Becky Gilkey: Progi-am - Connie Cooke, Car-. Anderson, Larry Glndwell, Sauer, and Roy Coleman; - Carole Phillips, car~ Sears Sandra ~o~....au-- .. · • ' ftt,,,.. VOL XVII ...--i!!i!i""' ....... . . ..... .,_,...,....._",.._., ......... .......,_....... Uon was planned by Garcia McGraw. Refreshment.: served by Beth '11l~ss, and Beverly Ervin. The next meet~ ing is May a, at the Racine Methodist churcb. , Mr. and Mrs. Jack and family of Columi the weekend with theb Mr. and Mrs. Floyd I Racine and Mr. and 1 1 . .- - . - . . . . - WORLD ! Servt'ces Gl'ven ' At NUfStng • HOme I MIAMI- A TOP '· The Rev. Chester Lemley, aasisted by membera ol the Roct NEWI the product that does Springs Methodist CbW'<'h con-- nareotlcs agent and two detectives were to be formally today with bribes from a narcotics who turned informer. The er reported he had aet up a daal to pay the men ,2,1100 a month to "keep off the heat." \ dueled servicea at the Carman Nursing Home on <;ond F~~~IL tl- Federal narcotics tor Brown, Minersville Mr . and Mrs. Elmt ham spent Easter in ( her mother, Mrs.~ vis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Anthon ~th~~~.:li:.:::ft::e do: . Secretary Robert S. McNamara arrlv~d back In Washington day to report to President Johnson the results of hi! high . lev. el Viet Narn strategy talks. McNamara's jet transport landed at nearby Andrews Air ._, ·l. I! Force Base, Md., after a flight from Honolulu, where he met with am))assador Maxwell D. TI\Ylor, Gen . Earle G. Wheeler, I chairman of the Joint Chiefs of '' ~ff, and the U. S. I ler and daughter, Lind1 I lumbus were weekend ~~ of his parenls, Mr. anti t , 1 .' Schuler. Mrs. Erneat Kennedy a ';.\ .. " ::. . -~-· l MIDDLEPORT, 0. ;-·.;.·~ ' ;j' .' • ;.~. ·.I .' NYLONS RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN .... .. .., ~~ .. ' 'if!' ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF POPULAR WOMENS SEAMLESS Outfitters For Men and -_· For The · -Big Bend Area ' ! I BANKING IS A FAMILY AFFAIR! 'I ' - Down through the years, people of the Big Bend Area have leafned to depend: on this quality men'~ fumishing$ . stor~t. _Nat_i~lly advertised bfa~·f1ave ·aiWays ~ been relifl:ireEf~ · to please the most discriminating customer. We .value this confidence as we carry on the tradition. _ ·· . · ··" Sincerely, · . Kermit Walton ' I · ' " t . ·-: ~' ' ~-. L-,;. ·<t ..• •• ~t · - ~ . ··•· · ..-.. . ·,;·. ' ,,, .. ',_ mllitary Rusk and McGeorge , guerri1las. TRey ou1number the guerril1as allrut five tfl one whereas l'XJIU1tnce Indicates a ratio of about ten to one il needed lo <!~feat insurgents. ture in Sonth V!ct Nam or on Asked WhP.ther he thought the what he '-"OU!d lfll JobilS(}n. --He said that the air strike• against Nor'il Viet Nam tended to o\·ershadow the 1mportanci! (If the Wllf in the soulh and ltf necessity tv defeat Red iflll'urgents whD!IIe aim .- Johnson's natiiJnal security vi~er. al~tfl were to attend. McNamara declined to ment on the outlook for the Tuesday J•S Deadl"Ine for HI"ghway BJ"ds '.1' her children died Tuesday night when a car In which were passengers went out 'ontrol and collided head - on with a tractor trailer. Five oth- ' •. er persons were injured in the accident 1111 U. S. Roule I near ., the ,Newark Airport. The dead were Identified aa Mrs Ann Dora Sherod, and her children. Jessie Lee, 15, Anna Jean, 18, Joe Nathan, 8, Kathy, 3. Wanda, 4, Marina, 18, Jamea Arthur 14. DEBBIE HILL Debbl HID d ••te Mr•• 0: Mrs~ D~~~ :Un :r1 Apple Gro•e and a junior at Sootben Higb oclloot, recelved a •lite Homemaker'• de1ree dorblfl the reeeat FHA and atat. convenlloa ~eld Iii C• Iambus. Olber delegates from Soathera Higb school aUelld· RTHAM N lDf1 were SUanne WlnebreoGoNOJ hn APTOV1 ' MdASS.hr- aer, Joyce McCoy, Linda Elcl>v. .o . ope an Tuest ee .Inger. Mary Au Harrit, Un· other men were shaken day night when their helicopter da Jelm1011 and Jlldy Sayre. hed In an n field '. ' ~~:after tak~ I Their financial needt are always on the il'OW. McNamara, on Landi ng to Make Report, Predicts Step-up in Asian War E_fforts year-old -voman and seven of . Take a typical YOU!ll famlly Hke this _. ~ _ Communists Sneaking Into South Viet Nam At Much Higher Rate commanders in South Viet Nam was to sJbvfft .md overthrow and in the Pacific. the Saigon go,·ernment . The Honolulu meeting LA CROSSE, WIS. THE ed 1ts attertion. he satd, • Sealed proposals wlH be remi&hty Missiasippl pushed steps for b.J.~It:IUII the South ceived until 1 a. m. EST, next past thls diked city with record Tuesday at the offices of the strength today. Authoritiea Department of Highway• were hopeful that miles of manColumbus for highway lmtllllde barrlera would withstand Projects In Gallla, Noble Athens lhe....powerful current. _ 110'1_ , .,. ll'he t:i_ver was running at an -~· oi!icl!ii•'jlepth of 17 ;~· teet at Countl!r; u .0114! a.tn. CST and had held that depih for eeveral hours. contract and wUI be coQaldered on the basis of the total predicted creal was 18 feet amount bid. officials said the rJver may . with asget that deep. "We're in tirettv I Part I. Resu rfacmg concrete 7.57 mHes of good shape," a civil d~:~:: J 1 m . Add'1son and Chesh'Jre apokesman said today. "' ito•onal,ipa and in the village of look real !lne." Chesh' Partrre.2, Resurfacing with as. NEWARK, N, J. - ! H •• II J••cob One Week Special! WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1965 SENIOR PLAY - The Senior class of Pomeroy High school will present its three-act comedy, ""•1 Stew," Friday at 8 p.m. in the Junior High school auditorium. Members of the cast are front row, BiU ley Hendricks, Terry Stalnaker, Jonnie Sue Thompson, Micky Menchini, Jim Bash and Ronnie Riffllee~;t:r~~~ · VIcky Vauehan, Brenda Potts, Andy Vaughan, Larry Marshall, Suzanne Arnold, Patsy Fultz, Katy ~ r1a Buck and Eddie Durst; back row, Carol Humphreys, director of the presentation; Joe Gilmore, Faye · Bonnie Smith, Sandy Thomas, Jackie Jones, Joan Hewetson, Job~ Anderson, Linda Moore and Dennia oni.I'1A-·• Sentinel Photo. h furmer In a trap aet at his apartment Tuesday. Eugene WASIDNGTON (UP!) - Defense Secrretary Robert S. McNamara reported today Marahajl, 39, chief of tbe fedCommunist infiltration into South Viet Nam had "increased at a high rate" in , · eral Narcotics Bureau for south lr•r••1t montha. Florida olnce 1958, and He said that the war effort against the Reds would be stepped up to counteract live Sgt. Fra~k Fountain, "high-level" of infiltration of men and equipment. McNamara talked with newshoad of the city police at Andrews Air Force Base, Md., after an overnight fll~tbt from Honolulu squad bad just accepted he presided over a high-level contereric" of U.S. offiCials and military lead· ln marl<ed bills from the ers. er, accordinK to Police The defense chief was to Vietnaml'S'e fnrrrs. Communist C!'lnest would inter· Walter Headly. port to President Johnson McNamara said that thoae vene in the war, McNamara the White House at 11 :15 a.m. forces ··~ut!er fwm a tstrengtb said, ''I don'·. want to forecast WASIDNGTON DI!FENSI~l EST. Secretary of State Dean disadvanta6e'' relative to the the acti!;.il5 oi. a foreign power, . ,,' tl ,.' Micro-Mesh (Run Resistant) Colors: Beige Tone or Tan agents ·from Washington and Atlanta I ., t ID the ,_ --. ......... why it'l so important for them to bank where they will That's ' ' get every bankina: service they need. ~_,.' -. •: I • . ' ....·1 T· • "' . • . . "f'\~< •• .' '.' '' .. ~-~·: - "•- ... .. ~ • . . . ~ ~:~; - •' ·•.. ..... , ' -~ ' . ~' . ~ ,. -" ~ :1· ., •..,..,.) .' .: 'f"' ....•........:._.' ~··' ' -' ,'. . ' :. •...- · ' .... ,·~. Firemen Launch Hard Cash Projeqt especiaJiy of Red China.'' Nor would 11e say what evl· d.ence •he Unitt:d States had about the com;tructlon of antiaircraft missile sites in North Viet ~am. But he said It was logical to ex; rM such missiles The Middleport Fire department, faced with its biggest project in modern times, will at. tempt to raise $15,000 in bard cash over a three year period to pay for a 1,000 gallon triple combination fire truck already on order from the Supthen Fire Equipment C~. of Columbus. to be ·,. ,tailed "at some point." Several proJects are planned durmg 1965, some of which have Discussmg mfl:tratlon, McNa· already been completed a n d mara said ihat in a recent ac. bringing in about 25 per cent tion in whirh two "VIet Cong of the total. The goal is to upor Communist" battalions were date the equipment to such a encuuntered, 110 per cent of the point that future maJor fund smaU arms and 100 per cent of raising should be several years the large weapons were "of away. Chine:e or ~;mmunist bloc Planned in April is a chic~~ manu acture. en bar-be..que ~aturday, April i 24 • on the parkmg _lot w .. . :J : !~m'J'Bl-1•i~?nl!ih •trm j from Nea} Res1gns . .. ,..,,. Meigs farml"!'s warned Tuesday that 9 were the ' SOUTH BEND. Ind . rt:PIJ - today accund of Detectives batch of alfalfa wee\'il lar- I soug ht a motive in the case of a yuung mother rll P.j 1 •• 1 !''-'----------' "" li COU rf 0 rders pf0 b.atlOO • T"lme I wahama Junior 12 Rutland Students Take Part I·n Survey u:= : ao~~~O fin:xande~o~tsw:: e~~~- Power Men to Serve Panel at CO'IJC EVen senat e Okays seiDJ••A·nnua}$2 AUt0 CheckS b'..;':O ·U ,. .... • ,t ' ....... . ' ·'1' ~- Motive Sought i~J Children's Deat6 Weevil Larva Getting Early Meigs Start Jn MI.ddleporl lure, ,,' IJE,N?i: From Force J!Urr'".· . •.·, , ..( · . . Member Federal Deposit btsuranee Corporation across : hal~ .~~ g~~-~~- ~ I 1 va is mucb abead of th• j strangling her four children. then attempted suicide. m&-·'d eratle Sen. lllepben M. date anticipated. The case un f old e d T uesd ay a It er p Iaymat es ... YIMIIII 11 a Joller 1o bls coo. County !!tension Agent, they hadn't seen Marcia Ham bey. 6, her brother, M,rk, toda •• •C. E. Blakeslee said seven 7, and the 2·year-old Ham- - -. y ..... t~m • K II K . I ·boltl·of ·lbe ,..1110181 fields ioapected Monday in bey twins. · e y and ra1g, Nearby lay the mother, · hor Wben llllly parll of IIIIH, iDthe Flhove Pulats-:Pioel fln .. . day. . wri!!ls -snd anklet slasht!d. - ip$ chllliaJ Oblo, 10 "" Dayl..bt area s wed young arva at The Maggio chtldren next a necktie around her throat. ·. Savtap Tlmt. work Jo nenrly 100 per C"flnt door .wondPred . Mrs Prank Smoke rose from two of the or where rnattr-""s Youag oald a baalae.. man Long-"rne M'iddleport Night R the planls. dd t o1 I Magg1o also wonderf'd n.. H <~ where fir.. h a • w ecommen f" ('OD r !\ thP mother. Mrs. L't"anna am~-~ ..n set . d h ftylllg across a Um.e zoue waa p tr 1 lk N 1 h . tbl · N d ~c· ea as res1gns year me1u e s or 11 tme : bey. was . o one ha sern Let me die," the house-'•e told be would complete 1 H11 eda 1omanth eM'ddl rt p ,. 11 'd 1 lhi d mUe trip 1D tbree mlates, by F ro~t e 1 ertpoed lodo •ce pes Cl es ma a on an lhPm all da.v. told attendants at the bospitaL lh cl -• a! boa d..... .... orce, I was repo ay. methoxyfhlor. Gutblon, how· In the nearbv town of Misha- "Let me die." e o~, ter r oua we Ch1'ef of Pol1'ce Herbert G1'l• I II t' f b t 8 plaae ever, e e(' •ve or a ou waka. Ind .. \Irs . Lou1se Boyer ; phaltlc concrete 0.56 mile ol "I don't waat t4l ride," the key said Neal's resignation fol~ 3 weeks, bas a 2t day 1 a lso worried . Sht> had a dinner Husbaad Flies Home SR 7 and of SR 7 DA in the lowed his acceptan~ of em~ wailing period before harv· date with Mrs. Hambe~· Tues· Edward Hambey. 30, theTu• mao said, •'I will wah here &o 1 h s H' h t 1 f • village of Middleport. P oyment with t e tate 1g • es • requ res Ust" 0 respw day night but couldn't get an band and father of the chJl. ... lt blaat oil." •~ d h II Part S, Reatrfaclng with as· way Department. awrs an ot er sa e Y pre- answer at the Ham bey home ! dren, learned of the tragedy phaltJc concrete 2.49 miles of ~W'Mt. kk&!imt-~~@ In other Middleport Police ac· cautions. and is somewhat by telephone. while an a business trlp lor Al124 In Rutland and Sallstivlty. Chief Gilkey's depart· more expensh:e. Finally Mrs Hambey an- sociates Investment Co. He flew bury townships. TWO FINED ment learned Tuesday that a More tban one applkation swered the phone Ihome in '8 company plane. Part 4, Resurfacing with as. car parked on the town parking may be neeessary before I k' led ld ., h D 1 1 concrete 5.02 miles of Two! wefe•rteedlmboed ..a~ndlntwpo oth~ area near R. H. Rawlmgs Sons the first cutting with mala- sa~~. li m.v c rt>n, s r <'O~;~e:.· sai:leth=e!~~e~ 124 in Olive Twonsbip. ers 0.' OWl om~ Co. was stolen. thion or methoxychlor . roy Mayor Charles Logar. s Authorities said the car, a Moth t>r 1n Ho~p1.1a 1 dead about sixell·----' boura bePart 5, and Part 6, Resurfae- court . fbeen Tuesday n••ht Jrvm ore they were -v•«ing with aspbahlc concrete 1.04 Saunden Gallipolis ~· · 'miles was fined J958 model. had apparently been Today. the 28·year·o ld house. Three had been garroted with " ol SR 141 DA In Salls- UOIJ and • cost and• te ced stolen in Pl. Pleasant and it is wife was under heavy guar d at nylon stockings; the fourth Township and In the viis' sen n owned by Leonard Smith, Pt. ~femorial dHospital. She had strangled with a net;ktle. of Middleport to three daya in jail lor DWI Pleasant. The investigslion was f ]' . and Raymond Baker, Athens, turned over to Mason County tried . suid e a ter strang mg Tnday detecti.ves sought fll was fined $15 and costs on a law enforcement official!>. Marcta. Mark. Kelly and Kratg, an~wer the simple queatioa: LOCAL TEMPS speeding charge. Henry Cleland ___ according to police 1\'hy' The temperature In Pomeroy Jr., Pomeroy, forfeited a $2011 FAIRFIELD STATION MSentencces werce letvied dby , Mrs. Boyer and a eompanionl •·There was absolutely lltl fD. 1 .1ut ge 1 rus hed to t he Ham be v horne, . chcatlon . . business district at 11:40 a. rn. bond on a DWI•cbarge and Low~ Tuesday temperatures - h'1g h F mgsk Woun P yt our of anylh'mg wronc;," 1 1 today was 72 decree•- . Sunny ell Wingelt, Pomeroy, forfeited h : low 44,. Wednesday reading ran T. order. · r · on wo broke m and found the four ; said one police officer. k. $15 bond f lntoxl t' ~ I 10 30 persons ues ay. ' s 1es. a or ca 100. - •• a a. m. C d R B 1 . bod 1es on a bedroom fl oor. "There was no 1lgn that .,._ en - -- -- - --·--- ---- thing was her," COLUMBUS (UPI) De are . . .. ,. town derway at 11 a.m and continue I $1.25. Carry-out service will be Th~ canvas!J will start* 1,: Jll"'~ !ill until 7 p.m., rain or shine. If provided and delivery service p.m Anyone willing ~ ...... clear weather prevails. tables may be obtalned by calling to this project is askfiJ ... Jnw· and chairs will be provided for town hall, WY 2-3145. contributions ready ,_. Ill those who wish to eat on the The firemen will start anoU1- firemen arrive. lawn. er project Sunday, April 25, If items are to The menu include.~ a h<llf - when they caavass hou!\e-to ~ before Sunday, arEgt .. chicken, \>aked beans, cole hopse for articles to be sold at ' may be made by caJ!inB slaw and potato chips. all for auctiOn on May 22. hall or contacting any 1ir1fA1L ~ther~ ·,.w The alate - owned helicopter viction o[ driving while his liMrs. MaggiO. • bad .tJ;aveled about only 100 cense was under. revucalion and yards when 11 plunged 40 feet $150 nne and costs. plus 63 days OVEC Reelect. back to earth on La Fleur AirDavid Scri!BI. a blologlcal,of 12 studenta Wbo have volun- ship for 1963-64. in county jail, for DWI. port. The pilot aaid drive 1:~!· majOr at Rio Grandelleered to participate. The following stud, nts are par· Judge Porter suspended $100 Board of Direeton sbaft snapped. The pilot. David wbo Is condueting a re- Thursday, the students w\11 ticlpating In the project, Joe of the fine for driving with liW. Graham of Nahant, kept IU prqject lor a course in aelect tbeir own suggestions for B·ogar1. lee Wood, John Moore, cense under revocation and orf All members ol tbe board. If the craft level on deacenL It adolescent psychology, is at dls<ussion and on Rriday an Pennee William!, Patricia dered a year of probalion for f d~rectora of Ohio Vallty Elli!hit on one wbeel firat, rlppklg MASON - The Waharna Rutlaud High school this week. evaluation will be made. Mr. Schoppert, Darrell Smith, Deb- that offense. The judge tben susInc Corporati1>1 and Ita wlia~'.; up a large chunk of lurl. An eye- lor High School Science d011a~t- l Purpoae of his project II lo ijaroJll Sauer, guidance coun- bie Sheets, Sherry Matson, Dl- ponded 60 days of the confine- Waldo LaFon, president of owned subsidiary, hldlaaa- 1to11- ' wltneBB aald It almoat Dipped ment will hold Ita third the soclo-eoonomie attl- selor, will assist Scragg in the ane Gloyd. Michael Borgan, Lar- ment for DWI and ordered a the Central Ohio Valley Indus- tucky Corporatioo, over on ill aide. fl!'lence Fair Friday, April 23. and leellftgs ol adoleo- project. ry Montgomery and JoYce year's probation. Bentz's driv- trial C<>uncil. said a lour-man elected at the 811111181~;;=.; It will be open lo In thla part of the Appa- David .is I sophomore at Rio Clonch. ers license was luted for one panel of area development spec- of the company's DIVORCE' GRANTE:D from 1 Ill@ 8:30 p. m. region. He will discuss Grande and Is ·working on hia David Scragg is a 1963 grad- year. ialists w11i highlight the April held this week In A divorce baa beOil granted and awards Will be affairs (national, in- B. S. degree. Ho was tbe llrat uate of Rolland High school and In the other action, Danny 22 COVIC meeting in Pori$- OVEC wa. fo~ 1n Ethel M. Logan from Delmar at 8 p; m. Dr. . and local) boy-glrljreclplent of the MeiP county the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brickles was ordered 00 serve mout h. 15 Pl'l•ate electriC J. Logan In Meigs County Corn- head of the relationo, and the personal goals Parent-Teachera Aun. scholar- Scragg of RD I, Rulland. a 90 day sentence aner plead- The panelists will be of the Ohlo V.Uey mon Pleu Cow1. 'lbe plalntifl, ol_Manball ing guilty to a petty larceny the . three electric power the primary wbo had songht the petltlon 1111 JuCiie the charge. The confinement was pan1es servmg the Tr1-8tate v1d1ng grouada of gross n..lecl Of duty of suspended in lieu of two years' ea They are Pete Lebold, for and extreme ~ItY. wu Clven lo•, I!OIIIri'-~•·• probation. Brickles was ordered Power Company. Newark: t:Uitody of. lwo minor chlldren. 10 . will COLUMBUS (UPI) - T ba,u million motorllls." He said It Is basically the same plan to make restitution for coins he ger Thompson. Kentucky · Senaie volell Tuesday to It would cost that n\uch "for no passed by both houses In 1951' allegedly stole. er Company, Ashland; - Melli Geurol Hoopltal pj;ljecl semi-ann~ inspedlon good fllll1lllse." . but rejected by then Gov. Frank !as Roomey. Jr., •n•<•••"'NS - Opal Cum- - ~· , n ,. motor .,_;.,-lea' '-~-'ntng In . -e bill req··•-· "'"'' ·aU ·a•L J. LaUBChe. .. Similar plans are Voterans Memorial Bospl_ta_l Power Company, _:::;:"':..'.:-'~-- Olan ........ ~-•---'" the .. (alf ··)It: · ""~ · _.., "' """'• u~ ADMISSIONS VI d C D ".......,, .......~. . ww, lin. Adrian 'lllld Mn tomobiles be lnspe<!ti4'· ~· a ' uaed ln ·&ey!l,!81 other staleS, in- . rguua an arl unn, . ~Y.- GES _ AIQIR . vAauNearly !brae ~, t)!· ~ljl year by a state. - ~ ·l!l-lellldtng- •JWflti'tiOrftlg, Penn•yl••j P.,., Rutland; Mary Laven- Power Company, Hunttngtoa. D~ ,. ,. • attempts to amend preced- spection stat(on for, 1 $2 r.e. nla. ~· Syracuse; Glor~a sturgeon, The evenmg program WID pr;Porberoy. _• .· passage of t)le blU 'by I'~IIMotorlata .whoae un 'had me- Sen. !lay T. Miller Jr., D- Pt)llleroy; Barbara Black, Cool- precl!ded_ by an afternooD over the vl_olent objections cbanlcal defects wwld~ ba gjven Cleveland, sponsor of the meas-. v!Ue. golf, SOCial hour and , Sen.' Daney 1). Johniloo; D- !line, to repali- them and I! said he "can't guarantee DISCHARGES - RUth Steib- at the Portsmouth Elks Phl\tltl«lphla. !!leY failed to comply l!ould be that this bill will save any lives. ·em, Long Bottom;: Charles Fra· try Club. Reservations can Jobnaf;!n' ~ the ~ pM..lllll'll. 10atenced to ]all and I""'! I, can1 assure you II wm Wlllk, ~r, Gallipolla; George Luster, made with the Portsmouth AN.. '"'"· tnapeCIIOn .,.-;:1i0111d crelle •'W ,driven lleeJ!..,. and ll-lliut anything ~ can t!o for .Middleport; leonaed Bass, Chamber of Coalmarce, :1:10 '!lllllt~t(ot!r ~for Qbio•ai.Uiit platot. aafe17 II a JII'UIIItep forward." S,racuse. mouth, Ohio. Sci'ence f ..:r 'f. .. .... • ··•. .. ' ' ' . ' \ ; ••• .-'. ' •. • . 1? W •.,_. ,. t •• r mom- u·Igh PIans :l•~· ' '...,. ' ••.. ~- ,.:... .•• _•.::.- ...... > ;:·~ enttne POMeROY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO , ,... ......... Pat Quinn and lam weekend guests of ht Mr. and Mrs. Bradfm NO. 3 a • at y - ~ daughter of Columbt .... I da Ervin, Sharon Ervin, Bev~ erly Ervin, Shirley Nelgler, Garcia McGraw, M1ckey Wolfe , ~ Renee Burke on the Meigs~ ty Conference. meeting whtch was held Apnl 5. Tbe elub dis- Mem~a ,QS.fdatinD • ....,. 'II • • dooody l '"'• - ........... .._. Mlllll, low ln'Ciol tHI. LIIUt ............ ftwiiiJ. - 11: Mr. and Mrs. Jolm , !Tecbnleolor) . Lee Marvin, Angie Diekln· Jerry Lewis, .10n, and son·in-law, Mr. ''THE KILLERS'' "THE 111clhe WU1Wii Columbus with thet FRIDAY ond SATURDAY !IOD, 'lbo Robert Caruthers, Pat cussed projecta and project books were handed out. Recrea· Mrs. C. M. Ervm .has reJohn . ~vans, Mtchto her home m Gardner, Wtlliam Halley. W: Va., after spending a ~wartz, Larl!' V~nce, week wtth Mrs. R. C. Sansbury. Wllson, Ronme Hmdy, She was accompanied home by Hood: Melvin Milllron, her daughter. Mrs. Fred Larry ~ethe, Robert P?Dler, Schroa.th, who had spent the Joe Re1chman, Fred Rob~son, week m Sarasota, Fla., with Robert SchmolJ, Roger Sh1fiet, Sharon Brawley, Marla Grueser p =~!"PC::eer.-·· • o., Apr. 20, 11181 'rDillJ8entlne1, Pomeroy·Mlddleport. l . , . ., .. ). . -~~,-;" . ·'t' . !'' ·~·· . .1 _, r .. ~ ..:. . �I ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 2·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, The Daily 0 ., Apr. 21, 19G5 ' NllltiOOal Window 8)> LYLE WWION - COMMENT A TING EDITORIAU Y -- ADangerous Trend THE evidence continues to grow In many parts of the country that tend to prove a erowing disrespect lor the Jaws of the land, and for the poUceman and other officers who are charged with upholding strict law enforcement. We should be thankful that there are not too many cases In Meigs county where lndl· vidual• take It upon themselves to berate the law offkers or resist ~rrest. When, and if, they start taking place in any large numhen then It the time for all good citizens to come to the support of law agencies. Naturally in aU of our society there are Individuals who are • Jaw unto themselves, and go to the very limits of trying the patience of officers and see how far they can go, and try to see how much they can get by with. In our book none of them deserve any re· spec! or consideration from citizens in Melga county or its towns, when we see the acUons of our law-enforcement o!fi· Ington seta up for the votera a ao-caUed !reo hmcb. Tile voter of count pays al· lhOIIIIh be seema oomeUm,. too muddle-beaded to comprehend this fact. It requires more than merely a clear head, however, to comprehend who pays how much. For uample, the Leiillattve Reference Service ol lbo Llbrary of Congress hu totted up how much Individual states would receive from Washington end also the sum of the tax burden imposed em ncb otato to make tho educatlooal ·free lunch poSIIblt. Rep. Bob Dole tR-Kau.) telll hll Jayhawkers that: ''Those who look only at the $12,422,000.60 Kansas Is to re. ceive under \his bill mUll be reminded that IWlsas' estimated ahare of the tas btll'den of this bill Is $12,300,000.60." The J..eilsltUvo Reference Service can provide comparable cera. Devils Trip Panthers •By way ol further example/' Dole said, "the nation'• 10 poorest counties, having 32,W depriv!!d children, wm re•ceive S4,507 ,149, WbereBS the 10 wealthiest counties, having 32,563 deprived children will re. cetve fti,91B,Dil7." The educational blU unques.Uonably invllea and maybe even assures domination of local . echools by lederal officials. If thlt Is bad, the whole project Is bad. 'lloe argument is offered \hal neither the language of the bill or the discussion of it in Congress dealt clearly wlth tho cbtll'ch-ttato issue whlcb Is so deePlY Imbedded in the IOiltlaUon. ValiN Preu latonat~l BefON IOIIdlng oU huzzabs or the Grea• Sodoty'o jllit enactecl aid • to • education bill, the frugal citizen ahoUid Inquire Into the dark mystery of who pays for what when Wash- Passin~ Tilt, lOto 5 While that Is a start In the right dl· re-rt.ion there are other ways that might be used to even Improve the understandIng between officers and youth. In some communities that have teen councils un· der the sponsorship o( law enforcement offlren. If we could have such a group they could do · a lot toward cutting down the flagrant abuses that we find In violations of the traffic code. One of the hopeful olgns locally is in the cooperation given pollee in handling problem• arising In that season of pranks at Hallo- ween time. There were numbers of youth who used their communication system• to give aid to the taw officers, and If It worked good at one period it would be a great service If it was developed for the entire year, with their radio bands. One of the most serious parts of the lltuation is that oome individuals havo no ~onceptlon of what they are doing when they break the law. One serious offense that seems to have no end is that of driving while Intoxicated. One local law enforcement officer otated the other day that in his experience only one person arrested for that offense had openly admitted that he was drunk. Not long ago oome university students were arreated for shoplifting, and when taken Into custody they stated that their rea· son for doing it was that everyone else wu practicing that. form of theft . Our nation and commurutv will only bo a safe place when everyone recognizes the difference between right and wrong. and holds up the hands of those who are charaed with our protection. By Wayo< G. Branda1aft, M.D. Many persons are found to have polyps in the rectum. These small tumors come m assorte<l. sizes and they may have a broad base on the wall of the rectum or they may be 11ttached to the wall by a 111hort atalk . The chief reasou for find· jng and removinR these polyps is to determine whether or not the~ are malignant. Relief of symptoms is of secondary Importance because most palyps produce no symptoms, especially in the early stages. Late r they may become so large as to cause same obstruction ol the bowel or they may bleed. Since persons with p0lyp1 rarely complain about t h e m a 'Ki since they are nol readdlly found o-n physical examination or by X rays , diagnosis is made by mean1 of the proctoiCOpe. ~lost rectal polyps, like nasal polyps, are benign but there are so many variation& in size and contour that when one ia found It should be ren1oved - 111impte orfice procedure - and examiJt.. ed microscopically. An exception is the polyp that ha• a definite stalk as this type ill invariably benign and need not be removed unless it ia very large. When sucb 1 poo lyp i11 completely removed it will not grow back again but there is always the possibility that a new one will form in the same general area. 1f, when a microscopic exam· iJ1ation of a polyp is made, there i" evidence o( cancer it ia not enough to remove the polyps. Several lnches of the adjacent colon should be removed without delay. A - Polypo Ia \he are seen in pertOill with chronle sinusitis, 1Hers:ic rhinitis and cyatic fibross . Often there 11 a combination of two of theSO predisposins: factors. Every penon with recurrinfl nasal !10' lyp• should be examined for all three factors. When they reremoval turn after repeated tho only way to prevent their recurrence. is an operation that removea not only the polyps but also \be entire mucous Unint of the Involved ainusu. Interested, write your con. YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! for all chow, no "Wow!" - or ..-.ooman lor the inlonnatlon. say "Chow" <"Clio" -JtaUan a better This column is for young peo- for 'Good·bye ... ) you can~• enjoy Will Some States nd I --• than . Ka11181 which ap- ple, their problems bl a d peafu cl)ange duenna • type parenta d ... peara net $121,191.80. sures, their trou .. an H overnight. Happy eati!li! - lL There remains, however, an AA with the rest of e en Dear Helen: aroma of Allee in Wonderland Help USI it welcomet laughs About dropping out of college In the education bill. The bill is but won't dodge a serious ques- · lor a year to take a motor bike to aid deprive<! children. It oo lion wltb a brmlh~fl. trip through the u.S. and states. But It provide• \hat ledSend your teen-age questions Europe. Sounds wonderful, and this doesn't end yotll' eral funds sllall be allotted to to you;rH ASKED FOR IT, I the statet on the basis of 110 per care of Helen Help USI t h 11 college - a guy who really cent of what the state spends newspap<!r. wants an education will go back. on education for all cblldren. TALL PROBLEM BUT, you'd better get that trip 1 ~~llipothis t~ed. t"' s~~nd J~ney ~an Helen Bottel-...1 gain~t i.nch~s· Bru~ Wan:~!' c;:~lled l e, aTnh caBtclher Dick Long's sin- Ia fourth place finish bv what ·· Jess than " h' k gtnee . t· e b ue Devils snapped some 8 w IS · Je y scoring three runs er." In othu words, there was the second inning. debate over the fourth place the rally by winner. with Joey losing. wnlkmg, singled. Then _"That Stephenson was runPomeroy'.s startmg pitcher, nmg on nothing but guts.•· said Bruce Stmpson. walked Mill- Ashley , 'and everybody there uon base mtentJOnally to load the s. After Ph il Sanders fanned , Long walked to force in Janey . Ja~y s~rtet GJ!mor~ BiT""· Dear Helen: W~llace Middlep~rt ~0 HELEN HELP US! Tbi1 11 a misty formu!a, at ev~t wat~ M~ddle~~mners. cus~. J ets w,·n,B-7 out of your sy!ltem before your lollowe~ best. 1 have been going with this deferment runs out becuase if Dole has Invited his Jayhawk- girl of! snd on for eight years. you're not go;ng to school, tbe ero to consldtr the end mutt all through junior high and Man from Uncle (Sam, 1 of Ibis mathematical formula. high school. and 1 Ilk• her a mean l Is •Iandin( by to glvo It II that it wUI bene!U least lot, oo.now we're pilli steady. you a free trip, lree meaiE, a tho pooreol states •hleh spend I'm 19. nice cosy barrack• and baste the least for education and !!1@)' The trouble Is I stopped grow- training, plus a happy relationbe assumed to havo the fni>it- 1 tng at five feet seven Inches. ship with a kind and genUa deprived children. She didn't. We were about the sergeant. Oefermento don't wall same heisht when we started for a guy to work ail months, Q - I bave beeo para- bombarded wllh every thought- liking each other, but now she earn money for a trip and toko dichlorobenzene crystols In my 1·~ It h In tho is five feet .,Ieven Inches. it! - VOICE OF EXPERl· 1u11Y conce ·~ oex P c to discourage tho motho. ~ ~~sm-u~~pr~=E Clo'.ts Is It harmful lor childrett to · bel'-· d ty and \ love her, even more Dear Voice' these fumes? ''These hard to-· R!'ve a verd than wben sbe was shorter. But True. But not ev~ry 1-A ..._ o·breathe The blmes from thla tl~ements, covermg f!llery e. k not 1 l t 1 have got into a lew fights called. And U Uncle beckono, A Q - I bad a polyp removed ace irritating to praVIty nown, •-run b 1 1 us11 with guva who make remarks. w.e 11, at 1east a re 11ow w1'II hIYI yr. Nllllant moth from the righl side of my nose. ~,, membranes. Short 10 or 21) m&JIZII•e•,· u n we 1 --> par,_ dll What can I do to keep friends his service beh ind him, "'"' Within 10 months it grew back th. mure would do no harm and over. 150 publlc.•atJona rea Y from rettlng funny1 -SHORTY haps part oI tha t t rave I uraa and l had it removed again so expOsu few children or adulil would be available •- th today. 't bel the Dear Shorty: out of h'IS syl tem as we II . that I could breathe. After I likely to expo!ie themselves to ~..o er WInes! .ore naTell •em she makes you feel Here's what one collea:e months it returned. Wh,~,~t causes these fumes lona enough to do ... .,~itte• spoke for tbe ten jeet , tall: and don't "lose thinks: ' ,. these growths? Is !here any way any harm. twn 5 youth. your cool." If you have liked Dear Helen: to prevent them? She was Carol Trauth, \hen a this gal eight years, she's grown -• ll' a better to get yotll' trave• college senior and national on you in more ways than one, tng . land the Service) over be-youth director of COL, attend· and the wayo you can't measure fore you graduate from colleao. earn the kind of money you in& Our Lady of CincinnaU Col- in statistics are most1mportant. and I'll tell you why: coUege have always dreamed of. l•ge In Cincinnati. Show ber that,'by laughing down Is where the jobo ore found. -Pretty &irls, lnames, ad· "Never In history has there those stupid remarks. TQ fight All the big outfits 11011d out .-. dresses, photos, •let 18-20). been available to the libertines about them would only em- cruiters to interview seniors, a means of disseminating their barrass her. _ H. and, if you've got anything at -The world'!! most scanda'tphilosophy of moral corruption Dear Helen: all, you'll be spOtted In 1 goo4 By HENRY KEYS the mails for pornographic pur· 0\11 lllms just now released lor and decadence to t h a extent Wben 1 go )o see my girl company that offers a good fu· immediate sate. (The full-page poses. Uultfd Press International the total environmMt of friend. her parento (who cama ture. But a lot of them won't · thai ad listo a wild variety of Bmm our lives is permeated with a here from Italy three years take you if you haven't ",F I· Advertising man Thomu WASIDNGTON (UP!) -Moro nude movlts). Blee, a member of Citizens for detolled couroe of p<!rveraion. ago) are real line about feed· filled your mllltory obllptinn. • -A hOmosexual magazine adthan !50 girlie, nudist and hom· every magazine ing me (boy they put out So my idea Is to take off il\ ''Practically Decent Literature. iCDL) Fort vertiaes "Your guide to the gay osexuitl magazines and paperhas adverUaements from which good stuff to eat) but don't you my junior year, travel until mJ scene-Only those places where backs 11re uffered for sale on Wayne, Ind., and a group or you will be welcome are listed. I can order explicit instruction think its silly to make us keep ~<greetings ' come, do my duty many of the nation's book- advertising colleagues examined the advertising and came up Among the relatively few "in- in sexual activity, mucb of 8 pillow between ua when we sit by Uncle Sam, and then ftnisi stands. But they mab up only college. Maybe go lor my Mas· with the curious fact that of 11 nocent" advertlsem!ntl lt1 one which It deviated, an4 almost on the couch? hall the $2 billion a year porall of which Ia illicit. We can't even hold hands unters, II it looks like 1 need it. sex ads in one magazine, ll addre11ed to young people nography trade In t h t United Name Paoaetl Arouod der the pillow. I tried it ooco - SMART TIDNKER bore different company names ''Clear up acne. pimolee." State~. but use tlle same add.re11, any advertiseand got a tocttll'.t , Jtollan style. "Answering 0! these latter ads, Blee to · This col001n Is detllcated They an~ the backbone or the places my name on a list 1 can't take her out tiU she's ment aald: "Let us not bt 10 naive famiiy living. so If you're hav· Sill! lo BaslDHI which oooner or tater will be 17, and that's not for another pornography empire. Without Bl to expect that unsuspectlniJ ing kid trouble or just plata It might have been expected them a large part of the "in· sold to a filth peddler who, in year. youucaters who may 1end ln trouble, let Helen Help YOU. tum, will mail me material What'll I do1 - FED AND She wit! also welcome your duslry" might well have lean that the spotlight of congreafor acne pills or • solf book Urnes . Vulgar as their pictures alonal publicity millht have will receve this 1nd nothing which is wantoL an4 depravod, FUSTRATED own amusing aperlencetl. Adand editorials may be, their caused the organization~ con· more. capable of poisoning any mind Dear F and F: dre" Helen Bottel In cart ol cerned to run for covtr. But at any age. Loo'ta like you'vf got a content~ barely compare with Gel The Worllo this newspap<!r. the lac{ is that tbe same namea "Tbe youth of · American choice: either settle temporarily the-Ir advertising. "They will end up will\ the AdvertiaWlg experts two yean and addrHaes still appear to- 'works.' Everything from a aot. know and 'experience these •go disclosed before a congre,. day hawking much the s 1 m • idtatlon ror a rewlver to booka, thlngo. We are constantly at sional committee the key part wares. The ads speak for them- photos and record.t. What's fll'ipo with the problem of obthese publications play 1n pedmore, afnetal addrelsoaraph ll-'tnity and pornoarapfly." dling filth that even they daro aelves : Bewildered parents may well plate with their names and ad-Strippers school book. pot print. --SeJ:orama - How the other dresses will be made. They osk how and why it is that tho The committee waa the House will ao on the Jist. . . d who pornography trade can floul'lsb Post Office and Civil Service half loves. -Man and wife team - U kflows how many more. They Hlatlvely unhindered. Committee which w.aa eomoiderThe Wall Stroet Journal In a have been •made' 111d will bo ,._," .• \ Plg legislation to restrict use of you have a camera, y o u. can rocent stndy of the proble!ll reported that many blame s~ · Larry Mitchell with a single, which scored Gilmore and Milliron. Veteran Panther Coach Russ Moore than pulled s· 1mpson in Rex Cumfavor Southpawrett'red mings. ofCummings the 133 ft · 1ace 5~4· ~ ~= dOll~: ::.~n :.:~nl:!',: gam~p~~:;'f1~=::~~= B~ce Wa~· . roo&?" , ness promised to make play . . before another lull mnmg could be completed. Once again, as against Pomeroy last Saturday, the Jackets Stpa h n b:,""""" J..._ Ill :::.to ~~~ield salelyevr!ne~ ~~ Dod:ger.'S M~uer oue~ea n~.s. rna• ju~ped ~· sa-, ~ fir~t I Tabbed as washed up when Detroit he had a 6-13 record 1 th go 1 Chica Milwaukee Braves in or 1964e IN ' ew y or k Spahn was acquired by Los !\.' t _ · ll Washmgton .then Je s as a pLtc er-coach and I Ka promptly unnounced he C nsas C'tty th~ forced Caldwell at thtrd then both Ch 1 K . h Holsinger werearesf mg t ia e on er1·.::.::.__ _ __ _ _ _ _ 4 2 .667 4 3 571 .~00 3 3 · ~ngeles 3 3 .500 3 4 .429 2 4 .333 j FIGHT RESULTS Pre~s an. error , and Jenkms and Me- The go-ahead nm eame fa mtoc fo owed wLth back-to- e ourth when Gardner lfaJ». Cl k 11 th I back doubles . ed . moved to third with two out 1. 1 So th , t un Sauer 's single and ICOlld Cll . u ern .s wo ·~a runs Shortstop Sexton's l:}obble of crossed the plate m the fifth Stobarts bou . . when Spencer smgled to left ! . . ncet mto the ...,., Leaf~ (;~man Rober~s i~ Tethrry,th~ righ~h{mder, I Eichin:erh~~p-e 1 an~ fl~. c finishiiiJ~ ~ ANTHONY . Plumbing • Heating Your Oopendoble Dealer For PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone ::.:_=====----=~;;;:iiii:iiiiiii~iiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii~~ WY-2-2511 Sltlw~ukee . ;•~c•sco o~ ~ r~ns ~:~~~e 1 ~· ... 12~, Austi~ Ph'!~ w~ b~ pi~ch~ng th~ roo~ ~~ved 1~, . ~'·"' ~-~ land Durst dout>led t t b I Alflm p•tched two inn1nBf, By United lnternationa 1 Sh Cu d'ffu eden er e- fanned one walked lour · WOLVERH M I ore erm n 1 rove a . ' • u.n land (UP!] A PHTON, CE n g- double into right center to score , reB .f!llD8 . enry ooper, both runners I on m e rrd Wlth nobody out 193, Britam, knocked out Chip Eastern ot. one runne and Sauer on base, fanned.- five 1 188 '2, Naples, Fla. 1. l in the filthgwhen walked four in 1 1d d H I Stobart funned 9 walbd e an o singer hit a sacri· bod ' LONDON tUPO outpointed - Harry came fl ee m The tally ., J.:,· c ~on -· .. · · 200 001 I - I 7 t,. Scott., 162, Brilaln, the. last nex.t Eastern inning when Rubm Carter lSI! p t Th eron ru1se smgled to right • Hs · · · · · · · 101 100 0 ol••• I ' · a erson , d 1 Alflin T (3) and Bieri J . (10) . Vic Andreeti. 125, an scored on EichinP,ers SSC· • erry 1, Britain, outpointed Tony Perez roftce fly . The ooly other East.l Stobart and Johnson .. 1391,7, Oakland Calif (10) .' ern hitters were Ken Caldwell I Umprres : Art Stobart, plate; Frankie Taylor. , 126 ';, Britain' and Cowdery, both wHh sin· ' Ord and Shephard, - Probabllee0~i~::~~~~ Johnson, 1.~ Result~ Wednesday~• I Pitcben i ----....:.C~=-=---- =-.I Tinting Free I -SERVICE- ~=e~/::!s ~~il~wo ~ew RADIO & T.V. Am~eles Of Charge CLELAND'S T.V. t~o E:l(iiiiOO._OiiiiO...:.;...::,::;;_;;:;._==_;~~iiiiii~iiii:i~iiiiii~~iiiiii~~~ 1 BERRY'S WORLD MOTHERS DAY IS MAY 9th \ . .......... l.....,_ Family ' Graduation DRESSES preme Court dech!llons, made in the past few years, which hav• cleared · a number of books, magazines and motion picture• or obscenity charges. ~rown Pin Made u; nially for yeu br I. DAVID Flame Blue on 1y $10.00 THE DAILY SENTINEL Beautiful dresses for that important occasion. MIIGI MAlON AliA .,~hlni .. ow.... Crisp, new chiffons in long and sbort styles. ..,.11...... Cttett•r naMhlll lilqr hbU.b.t It""'" .,. 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Rambow colors with a pot-o-gold prleet ·' · ., ,. ,8·" •' ~- · FASHION IS A LOOK, .. NOT A •ORDER HERS TODAY AT ' ers -M'IIMY ' : ,,: L&Z SHOP •. pn/u s~., , II • ~11:'' .,. ' ~-· >ee~gue m~h~. Girlie Mags Small Part Of Pornography Business lroomell- o~er t~e ~ ba~es. ° · J~kets through 1961 by pitching the ; ([.!) vs. stopped Paul Alba, ' fles. The only other Southern Mets to 11 3-2 victory over the ·. Tex. (1). nt was Larry Price's single. Los Angeles Dodg d Balhrnore at Washington Jenkins fanned 13 while walkCOLUMB ers-an ac- ( · h . · eight in going the route for . US fUPI) for - Cui It was ninth mg a mght of extremes d and k 7\lanager Larry Shep- ql u. iring another National [ Dnatgno'"!l's 1-l· OIMcNally ro-OJ vs . NEW YORK IUPli - Jr'm- the winners . Knl.ght, Ea··tern's , side record out m the " and . don~ but the damage ha d been bus native Dave Roberts in urnhis er yan ed h1m, . By strikmg fovebargain ba tte;s Thursday's Games my DuPree, 173''· New York, southpaw struck out five 3 Both Janey and Cu . f1rst start for the ndVeteran Sam came on f Spahn rmsed his career total to Minnesota at New York stopped Clay Thomas, 176, p _ 1walked three. Southern now . mmmgs Th a gave Ut- a two-run smg'e to 12 SOt d h eb Baltimore at Washington, terson, N. J . 13/. [ has a 3-1 record in MOVC play . e 20 - year · old southpaw Bob Guind d ·~ · · ' an t er Y surpassed the (Only games scheduled) The Tornadoes will play at pitched scoreless ball for the · 1 faced er an by 1•Bob w::sSadowa 7-6 previous next two mn . . just . one man game. A triple t b Hleague mark of 2.499 National League Middleport this evening. Pomen mtssed a Sl'oring ?'ll~imum through the first SIX ski tied it and Jones h d d se y all of Farner Christy W L International Leagut" Eastern 200 011 0 - 4 5 4 opportunity in the third after- mmngs :ruesday night, but end- the showers. ea e for Mathewson. Pittsburgh . . Pet By United Press International Southern 013 020 x - 6 8 ~ 5 2 714 a walk to George Harris Crow's ed up wtthout a decision despite Had Something E::tra c· · · GB Knight and WoU. Jenktns· and . · fi lder•s cho1ce · and Eddie ' mcmnatl 4 2 ·667 W. L. Pet. Ba- an 81 · c o1umbus wiD over To· F ran k Carpln silenced the What's . rnore s ' sh.owed Chica Atlanta Cundiff. 0 4 2 ers single, whicb filled the ronto. the rest of the way and that sttll can reach for l h. .667 5 0 J.OOO __ Janey fanned Moore to in the bottom of the .ninth sometlimg extra in the clutch I Lo l8 e p ta 4 2 .667 3 2 .600 2 end the threat. took. a 7-0 lead, and George Spriggs sin led his YlJ Y out of a l\ .s Angeles 3 2 .600 3 2 .noo 2 The Panthet'll closed the gap a one-httter: onto the seventh sacrificed and Jack g Da;.aska nmth-mmng t•m when the 3 3 .500 2 2 .500 2'.\ to 54 In the top of the fifth on He tored, walked a man received on intentional walk Dodgers scored both their runs. ;n 3 4 .429 2 2 2 500 2'> Werry's single and Crow's home an ho ony Horton foll?wed with Frank Herrera (hen delivered :ves Parker 's single, an error Hew t or 3 4 .429 2 2 3 .400 3 run to deep right field. •. mer.. the lrrst htt off htm game-wir.riing triple. and stngles by Tommy Davis ous 2 6 .250 3"1 Rocbe 2 3 .5110 J Pomeroy just mfssed llein Since a ftrst ·mmng single. Bill Knoch 11·0) was sch d· and John Roseboro produced St. LouiS ' l 5 .167 3•.;, ster 0 S .1100 i 1 the score earlier when ph . Then In the uled to work for the Jets e two and it looked like . Tut'Sday Tuesday's Results SwlndeiJ Jed off with a lk etghtll, Btll Mmllrs delivered a nigllt against Bill S .to- Spahn JUst didn 't have enough PJt~sburgh 3 San Fra~c•sco Columbus 8 Toronlo 7 two.run ~mer. Roberts walked (G-1). panswJck left to make it. f Phtla. 2 Hous. l , 13 tns, .5 Buffalo 0 stole second and was tll~: out at the plate on Werr 's s~ Horton With one down in the ! But he struck out Jim Le· New York 3 Los Ang. 2. Jacksonville 6 Rochester J ale. y n . chell singled to I febvre for the 2,5ooth strikeout · (Only games scheduled) Atlanta 8 Syracuse 5 Gallipolis did not sive FISher popped out Janey sing. Coa:h Russ Long. of his career, T. Davis was I Probable MitchelJ and Keith ~p as led Ill t~o runs in the fifth. changed Werry f . . t~en ~ cnught in a rundown and War- i CI~cmnah at Chtcago New York at Los Arngeles, night lingJed Pete Ander aner Curnmrngs Wa:i kayoed in a pitcher d r~m a. catcner ren polished off the night's touns 0-0' vs. Jackson 1()..1), I,_;.(O•n•l'-y'"g'"a;m;e~s_;s~c:;;hed~u;;le~d~i Jafe ~ an error ~e'; ;~s s~xth, as Milliron and T~ fi~~l ; retJred the wor:t by fanning John Kennedy ~ou~ton at Philadelphia lr . e slllgl~, Long tripled and came in th lomeroy run I for the final putout of (mghtJ - Nottebart ii).QJ vs. to S . e ,seven .h on <~ walk I "arne. In all Spahn Short (2-0L • play;~d:~ub~~d Crow's "mis- : ~ight hits, ~alked on" ~ilwaukee at St. Lou is l Pome h d. f' 1 struck out fi.,e. <mght) Sadowski iJ-Ol vs . Purroy a 1ve run~ on 1 key fll-1 1 Wo Repair All errvrr, w·hiJe -:;:e. York at Los Makos & Modolo 12 nl'!s . d - had 10 runs, J Long was also the big (DJght) - F'isher (0-{lJ vs . Drys. an one t·rror . 11 Top hitters fo~ p . r.um \';' !t:1 four . Gallipolis' . I - l. Cr d ~~ · ' omeroy were .IU[mg is Thursda) at Pittsburgh at San Francisco ow hit:>~ an in•'erry had cr~ k while Pomeroy plays three fo Grow .lnight 1 - G'bb I on (()..J) vs. MarWY 2-2255 lat h·. h ur turns at the ~1il~dleport in tl·e acbal n -I L p ew•c weregoodf 11 · · Th d MNI I. M•in St. Pomeroy five Pom or .a next leaguf! game on urs ay's Games . ero~ rumt Werry had Line scc.r{'· Cincinnati at Ch-icago smgles 1n three official · tnes. R H M't l 1 Po~eroy . . 200 0201 _ 57 l c tel was the big gun lor Gallipolis 230 02 3X- IO 12 GAHS Wltb three singles Lo . . had a triple and . I . ~g Simpson, Cummmgs (2) irun a double lllld ~!." • Milld- ry (6 l and Werry, Van Meter G:· --e e, an 16). Janey and Long 'Vi,nner-11 .· • .•more had a double and sin- J aney, Loser - Sunpson. o-== ••IDC ...- M I Jmmo~s, Jone~ iiiQJit ~ ';;'uchO:.a ~ ~ .,~, two-.:::;' t:,':":t : . . : by plenty ;!b wood. After the sixth inning when the lrO: the lOhadt;.... men t1ed the game up on Croth- at bat ers single with one out and . back.._ '-back sino'-- bY Car1 ike Gardner wu two got for the three othe and ht Williams and Dale Rose doubl J ding 0 H th r J , · • e ea e lleCOnd Tornadoes Take over Ft'rst place •'n MI'd Oht'o c· 't I IrCID . 1james· RobertS Has J-1-JJ'tter, 7-0 Lead t'n 7th, But Collapses J·~1s. kk>:.:~~i Wllcineo8 by starter 1e11y tar- .,.Jill ry Alflin and bis relief all# the Saerilbd doWD lly • third iDninC kept al- nebJU, Gardner 101 ;IIIH IDOl! constant trouble. a paoNd ttoll, l.bo!o wD But the. only Jaokel with an only one CX1I waa dn'd!W authoritative bat was SCobarl !tome II')'IIIC 10 1001'0 011 _ . . wbo cr.ntinn"CC bis red bot hit. il'ound ball to fint .~== on ol!two ,_ and after Role skied out . . . ter, Crotbm Bol one be ,lllolll and bombtl.d it far away. and Tom Senon siJr!'-'l '"'""' ... Rose wal!l out at Ute plate, ... bart to Jim J - oe· ton 's nubber to tbe IDOUIIt Stobart put the 1·2·3 in the second, tbird .... fourth innings. Scott Bier1f reached first on an uror ia tbe • filth, but Buchanan ltned aolt The Southern Tornado base- Southern narrow·d tlte East- ' to the shortstop for . the ~all t.eam .took over first place ern lead to 2-1 in' the· second ou t · 1 . m Mid:OhJO Valle.y Conference inning when Tornado mounds- . The got one run play wlth a 6-4 w1n over East- man Mike Jenkins led urf wilh m the f1rst when By FRED DOWN Major League Standings ern Tuesday evening. a single and Sophomore John and Sauer wa!k.ed UPI Sporta Writer B McCl and Stobart mgled Y United Press International Playing on the diamond at . intock followed W1th a long . . s . . !r And ft II Racine Coach AI Bowen' Ea trople. came on the third wheo so, a er a , Warren American Leugue les into a 2-{J in g- The Tornadoes took the lead agam walked and scored • Spahn and the New York Mets W. L. Pet. GB lead when Ken Ca!d 11 ledn- in the next frame when David J ohnsons squeeze bunt after may have the last laugh on the Boston 4 .SOO we St b h d rest of the baseball world. Minnesota 3 ', .750 1:-2 • infield with a sing!~. walk Ga W lfEi~~-t Spencer nght o artto athird singled ~rleso two out , doubled Vit Dursttowas safewith on round base. Sauer • ;;:ow e'i' inches. still regarded himself as pri·l leveland 1 3 .250 1 4 200 Baltimore ' · 1 David Ashley Mid manY a p1tcber. , · 3 dleport f t , .. • I Tuesday's Result Shot 'P Ll. d s· The idea of' a pitcher who ' Boston 5 Washmgton 2 Logan W will be 44 on next Fnday wm- (Only game scheduled ) 8 11 ace, Mid· ning for the ragamuffin Mets Wednesday's dleporf f Pole C. d seemed incredible - even when Minnesota at New y 10 feet ' raw1or ' Logan, that pitcher is the most sue. cual ((H) ) vs ..stottlemyre ( . cessful left-hamler in maj-or Chicago at 1eague history . -.. (().()) vs . Monbouqu·tte 11-0). Kansas Citv at , But Spahn demonstrated O'llono h · Tuesday night that there's still 11-0 ). g ue (1·01 vs. something left in the arm that , Lo A 1 at won 356 games from 1!140 , N s nge es ~ond·~rth ~ ~ 4 ftrib. ~·· 'v1 ~~t but hit enougll to win fallocl to -f"ckaf!e them together. They ~run:" :they free e!1JOY I flO\ lint base, and JacksoJI more times by fteJdinc botlblee. pn'l'heo completed 1'be INnmen wbo r togamehewlll t two beteamJ neil four lD Col 7 hill . ,. - · - · ~ ofthreethellast or fourthree last Larry em the 81 baa.......... an4 nailed scheduled game at Jackson. . ludcameB·---·the flrlll mrung- evening induded two singles and at the plate. U . U1C 1111! ~ Cmtllers mighty a double all line sholl prope~ J kaon · fint . ~it! ~ > but!'!'!.~ Athens High school defeated could see 't l tha Logan and Middleport Tuesday The ust. t way." In a three-way track meet at bow the and Logan with a strong showing in fared · runners all ints events, &4 100 . yd· das h• AI an Wa11ace, to 46 taking f Lo home po or gan and 38 10.4 ; Ronnie Hindy third both for Middleport. of Middleport. ' ' . Middleport wun first places Mile run, Don Whalen, Ath· '" the 100 yard dash. the 880 ens. 5 t5.7; John Blake third run, and the 220 dash; second Ron Cheadl I rth b •h . Pomeroy is oow 1-2 in league place in the HO run , the 220, dleport e. 00 ' ot Mad· play , the broad jump and the high 880 r.e la Lo . Pomeroy jumped ahead u jump: third places in the dis- 440 run YDeve!:n. Ath 51 JD \ the first inning when shortthe 100, and the mile, and 95 ; A. Middl ens, .· C stop Bob Smith was sale on an fourth places in the discuss and ond ' eport, secerror. atcher Dick Werry mile . uio yd lo h dl R walked and big Bob Crow dou- Handicapping the Middleport Handley Athew 21u; es, on bled off a tree in right field to squad was Jts being unable to 880 yd' run ':' . . II srore both runners. put any entrants in the low or '. l'. rSuce Wa ace, Ga11ipolis got a lucky break high hurdle or pole vault events. . yd • 2 . A"· ·W·Il . ot the bla t bee . M'ddl . rur, . . a ace Mtd· . Rod Sa . s ause at was . 1 eport, too, was well out dleport ' M.d 231 headmg for grass across the of contention in both the 880 dleport' uer, 1 • street before it hit the tree and mile relay M'J • Ia · Winn . ing pitcher Ron . Coach Bob A.shley had --• uvur Brooaedre J·uym, pAthTens. d 0 8 mtobfurther trouble that l mg but praise for Senim ,Joey Athe(lB 19ft liltiinmcbesnByruecer, mnmg, ut hE> faneo B ,. II Stephenson who "ran ht's f'trst Wallace' M'd. • d I d!.pOrt < Snyd ' secon Ath · Moore for the fl·nal out. track even 1 Monday ev•nt·ng a- H.lgh Jump '. the score in its I Pomeroy in the 880 re- ft t e mmng on Dan Gil- lay 1a 220 sprint 1, and t hen 5Mid.dl11 t . ' d • 0 more's walk, Gib Milliron's douj ra• the milt at 1 (1cr<tn He lost o · epor 'nsecon . bl d · ·' · oscuss ennis Cade Athen are Today's .Medical Report Meet Lo~an Coach Paul Smrth's Gallipo. lis Blue Devils unleashed a U.. attack Tuesday evening to e eat the Pomeroy Panthers, ltJ-5 on the GSI diamond. It was the Devils' first Souther·. Division will of the season and second victory jn three outings. The buck seems to have been pzssed to .he school adn1inistra.tors who q1ust make on-the-spot decision• On the precise Umitatlons of federal aid to parochial schools. All such queshons, of course, to pi= ~~~'i,;f BY DALE RIYI'IIGEB, JR. Buck ~--by T.n .l j 3-3 ID • port's Gary Stotta~snd Jacltaon High sdlool bur:: produced a 3-3 Bl8ndolf ,.,_ day evening at Middleport High school diamond. J: • GAllS Wins A th. ens ' 1T Jt' l n n e r . First Loop figures for your state. If you We should recognize that locally the Image we have of officers Is that they are a cooperative group of civic minded Individuals interested in helping others, which It In sharp contrast to the picture sometimes portrayed on phony television shows that depict a tough and cynical officer. What we need to Inculcate in youth, and older citizens of every com· munity, the fact that he is a human beIng rather than an obnoxious fellow who I• eager to write out a ticket or drag somebody off to jail. Here In our towns we start off on the right track through the activities of the police who help guard the movement of students from our grade schools. At an early age those pollee on duty create an Image in a rhild's mind that they are their friend and protector. • PHY \1( Ill H J Wi II the Meeting Come to Order?. Sttntin~JI 0 ., Apr. 21, 1965-3 In tho Mlddlolllock .W:. to POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI\I'i ,. Ptuca " �' Begin Coating T'op -t-nany \ IPI''!i: Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mkldlopor\, o., Apr. 21, ~91l5 Of Astrod&me for Day Games HOUSTON (UPil - Painters egan coating the top of the uarrls County Domed Stadium 'r u 0 1 d 1 y llld tbe resulll rougttt smllet ot dellsht to 1 the dire conditions, but the problem had to be solved by April 20, the fire! reJIU!ar seoson day gomo to be played Ia the massive stadiUm. HOUlton Astro officials. Tho painlers finished only tt "Wo Ieel the glore problem panels ol the dome Tueaday, I " definitely solves.': Astro JMI~ small percent.ace ol the sur- oBSEitVE!I _.,. ~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;.: .,..,~-S • :;J:UfJ8Mlt"'~-• Li.De COreS """"""' -~'"""·"' <"''· ... ··· Mojor Loqao 1\eMlllo I' By United Press Intemattoaal AmeriC8Jl Leal•• . Wash 1011 0011 1011- 2 7 0 ~ol oox(3), 0011 Oh'10 U., N'me {6J , \ 8) J_ head (l·Dl Loser-- Narum (1-l l I I By lloiltd Pre01 lnltl'DIIIoDOI - Ohio University and MarLetta j improved their glittering ree- Iurds (Qnly game scheduled ) Nationl Leape Pittob'gh 110 OlO ooo-1!00San Fran 010 0011 new diet·rlte cola of Sins 12Y. to 26Y. Ch-• Now! Sisters Style Shop SAVE YOUIIIIC COLA. DIET-IIITI COLA. N~lf TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOna.. CAPS. Court St., Pomeroy THEY ARE VALUABLE! · WE WILL PAY V. CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY LYONS RUTLAND Clover Firm Store Food Market "The Store With A Kart" Clover farm Department Store Rou~ Fifth and Pearl RACINE 7 TUPPERS PLAINS PHONE SH 2-.5541 OI!Mn I to I*"· Thru Sit. RT. 124 2419Jacbon Ave. nd Philadelphia .behind Jerry McConnell. The Pioneers swept a pair from Hanover tJnd. ). 5-t sod 9-1. 0 tolt 010 000 000 1- 2 t deWestern Michigar~ walloped K. Jobnson, Owens (S) . Woo the Buckeye~. , 7-1. in the opener shick (11). Raymond tl3~ a~d of the twinbill at Kalamazoo . Brand. Herbert, Roebuck ( ), but came b11rk to take the Haldschun Ul) ~d Dalr)'mple. nightcap. 4-1. Dave Gartha t.ook Triandos (12) . Winner - Ba_ld· the win In the Cirflt. game as schun (1-0) . Loser-Woodeshick Dave Anderson and John Hul· \0·1). . zenga knocked in two nms --" leach. 000 000 012- 3 6 21 Steve Arlin got crPdit. for the 000 000 002- 2 8 win in the sevPn.inning night. c~pah~ (1-0l and Cannizzaro, ~ ~ap .as ~e .yielded but one ~un Taylor (I). Osteen, Miller (9), m f1ve mnmgs. . . noskl . (9\ and Rnseboro . Jerry Couzms was tn control Pe,ra II ih c· . t' Loser _ Osteen tl-1). a e way _as . mcmna 1 pounded host Mmm1. I · 1; New York L Ag --- Mount Union downf:'d West Lib- (On\' games scheduledi Ployolf Slalldln& B! United Prfll Ioltl'llalional NHL Of Snen) Montreal erty (W . Va.l. 5-2.: and Jim ·~ Barton struck out 13 as Akron edged Woosler. -4-2_ W. L. ' 2 01 Four County Bn•~hall 0 2 Loop May BP FormPtl Chicago Catsup 6 :0~:: 1 The Cheshire Boys ~tday's Result Montreal ~ Chicago 0 Baseba II J oe Wills, has announced that a Association President, meeting of all persons interest· ed in forming a baseball league composed of Pee Wee, Lit· tie League and Pony League Teams of Meigs. Gallia, Vinton and Mason, West Virginia counties will be held in Cheshire the Bradbury Building on F'r- day, Aprl 23 . at 7:30 p.m. All team managers, coache! 01 any person interested in sPeing an organized Boys Baseball League for this area are asked to at.tend this meeting. If persons Interested in enter- ing a team in all or any one or the three divisions are unable to attend thLc; mecling. please call Joe Wills - 361-7710, Dale Allensworth ~ 367-7340 or Glen Beebee - 367-7143. 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Size1 29 to 42 waist Pants $2.94 Shirts $1.94. MENS FANCY DR ESS comr'~ ~' ~~. SArgyl• Thesf~ are actual $1.9S va· lues. Hegular Styles and Jac Shirts! Sizes 3 to 16. w.~~~~!_~,N!.~ The ters _ Measuring CupsNapkin Holders- Cereal Bowls ete. Actual values up to 29c. Early Spring Wearing _ Solids - Stripes. All are wash & wear. Sizes 10 to 18. I!~~K~~~ tor $ c ST. DENNIS CUPS- SAUCERS BOWLS-MUGS NYLON HOSE 4::; 84c C~DY Your Choice of 26 Items! Every Kind and Vorlotyl JUMBO TOILETRIES ARnFICIAL FLOWERS FUU SIZE CHENILLE BEDSPREADS You'll pay up to 1.39 c •• White ond your choJoe of pra!tel colon. It's a hobnail type. Save Dollars ben> I s 87 4~. BARS Any Quanlityl Some H•ve 10% Excisa Tax They're BNulifull Othors14c e11n Girls White COTTON SOCKS 4~~· 84c 18~. I BLACK & WHITE KODAK FILM WHY PAY MOREt MENS SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS Si1.es 620 - 127 - 120. In blaek or brown leath· er . The popular slipoD sandal. AJI si:~:es. Kodacolor film at 97c roll .57 WOMEN$ ITALIAN SANDALS too. 87 c Sizes 14 to 17 " roll Cool White Shirts! CON -, \ • OVER 30 STYLES!! WOMENS SUMMER Seleded Best StylesII MENS DRESS J SHOES IY THI ,. ,PI,cl Failure? PHONE i ' i • .,.,. do lblngs lhef. don't 'lvllio J was Ill rollece, we ~ we weren't doh1g tnP I .• . Shoe Laces - 3 pr. pack · .. · · · .... · · 17c GAL. QU.Ilit,- at a price - and govc:l" looka end long wear. Oxford and slipon styles. Sizes 6 to 12. s .78 up MenoWorlc $HOES $3~7~ up .tllli!P ~ di~U:~ ... I don't ~ • 1 ' ea All Brands-Regular Sc Domestic White Pottery Infants Stretch die. Rona Jaffe who ~r. "The Best ill thing," discussing ber IIOVel "Mr. Righi its Dt,od,' lnalitl, •-'young airJs now pr~ond llt,.3lc c ea set colorful coltons in mony colo.- comh inarion<;_ Sizes w to 12. pr 3 lb. 5 lb. bag ··: .r SIIC4NI • Generous size ~ Nicely hemmed of sol! cotton Stoc k up here now l 37 8 c ea elsewhere! Hardwood han· Grapefruit. WY 1-2635 Middleport. 0, Buy For Less . . .. We Sell For Less!! We Sell For Less\ ingt JOWL MARSH SEEDLESS' ••· We Soli For Lessl These have G roW• of aew- • c We Sell For Leu! ECONOMY ·HOUSEHOLD BROOMS · ForQuick, Easy To fix Meals and Snacks SUPPORTED PLASTIC WINDOW SHADES .. ... .. - .. .. · 17c DECORATION DAY FLORAL SPRAYS .. .. .. .. · .. · 17c 300 SHEETS NOTE BOOK FILLER PAPER · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 47c "EVERSHARP" BALL POINT,.. PENS · ·· · · · · · · · · ·· · · ·· · 34c We Sell Far Loul just wbat other distinction Joy··l lb. sausfacllon G1uranteed PRINTED TERRY ;:;~:;~~~==;-~~t~o~38~·~;=:;:==;-;::=~~~~~==;-Jr _____:_.:..:_~W~e SMOKED fo1 free t'Sti- We Sell far Leist ••• A. terrific seleetion of cotton blouses to be worn with skirts or sportswear. Wbite - Solid Colors - Prints - Roll llp Sleeves and Sleeveless. Sizes 32 BRE_AD19c ARMSTRONG'S io 11 )Ourselt. We Sell For L.,ol A regular popular brand tbat sells every 4 Styles Popular Cup Sizes I EXPERT INSTALLATION! every kind ol floor Best patto:rns Prnf<>!lMunal mstaHaiLuu by us , or We Sell For Loul BRASSIERES 303 cans DO ITI cu\.E"rln l! for c Wamens "Celebrity" cen1 beg- fairmont's 9 $ 10 A.M. No.2 112 LET INGELS Linoll!llm ... Inlaid VInyl Wt'n tol4 IIIG•o...l Leoll _,, ....,. iiAb'l &lt.e D. Limll i. pllon olio 0011 wliJI tbo eover ~ IJmit one. pr Womens Cotton Blouses '1·00 eFl& Bars c zo :rbe popular pl..- ... uns FIRESIDE COOKIES 1'12 lb. pkgl. Seomle81 lleob NJloDI Ill fint qualltJ. S111D111er co-loro. Slzeo 8 to IL A wide selection of styles and washable cotton fabrics - Including dressmaker, shifts etc. Dresses that you'll see else where at $4.98 to $5.95. Save money\ Buy Dresses here! Mix or Match Sa lei 1 Vanilla Flashlight· Batteries HOSE 4681. 22·oz. bottle Folger's GARBAGE CANS WE OPEN AT ' <ll Quantities 5 lb. bag Instant Coffee NYLON . , .•• We Buy For Less - We Sell For Lessll To Umit Liquid Detergent Dove HEAVYDUiY Reserved Gold Medal All Purpose Flour 20GAL SUMMER DRESSES Just Grand Whole Kernel Corn WOMENS Right 9--2 as Rich Madmsick and F...d Hart picked tlf} 'f'ictori~ tomake Marie11a 's sea,.on mark W.lelll'er~ Point Pleasant, W.Va. s Hvnt's Hickory Flavored WeletlforiMII DEPARTMENT STORE baseball. to n-t as they blanked vi siting West Virginia Wesleyan , 9.0. Flonr ~=~ w. Sell ,_ Leool A DISCOUNT wate:ll 'Youth' Group's Spending Power Totals $11 Billion 'DOLLAR SAVINGS OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK SELF -SERVE I FREE PARKING I diiOtti\iil wverlng up. NoWiorto lfUDIII!Id doll TII'ZIIl Yep, Tarzan Ill b1a ..,,. . blmlltll thai film will wear oatil and ....,. ope call of his. And for lies lor 30 per ceu1 01 lilt pie- meosure be'• ditched Jane lure. !bat slopP)" litUe kid of Tbe rest ol the lime be'U be !1111led Boy. rulllling around 1.n a 1om doiJL As WeintraUb pull it, "We'n:l But In the old doJI o1 JGtmy briDging Torzan up to .~=~ Weillmuiler that's all bo ....,. Now he's articolate and a wore. It's not thallhe ope man elor, free to get involved luos had a fit of m6clell)'; prell)' lb'ls.He doean't have they're just hrlnglq the old report home to Jane on lord ol the jungle up to dlle. 1:30 vine every m,tll "mlted Producer Sy WIDII'aull'l "And he's no longer .. "Tarzan '66" finds tho Edgar 10 Africa. Thla picture will Rice Burroughs cbaraCter lop. followed by 8110ther with lng ar<lund Mexieo ol aU locale In South places. maybe Brazil." rw sugar at all ARE IIIIIUd ol "!"~.:= fl&bll orllb 110111 01' elepbaDII,' Tlll'llll!-baby wueylnf aboal tho water Wbleb ..., be punlobtoa aa a dlarlb>8 bllfl,oJo. · ~ 1~ ~ er Tuesday in Ohio college HaronL ~n, Hendley Hi),~~:~bel (fil , Lmzy (9) and ~ . Bailey (1). Winner n~ ~2..0). Loser- Bohn (0-lL -May•. llS innings) Houston _ 1 6 000 00 1 ' "' Wblle __,.no e]Jo oa the big ~ aud female alike-<lre oetlfDC reeurds lor walking around tmtbnud, tba original lllOvie bare ebe11 II onl1 1 calorie per serving BRITISH LADY DRESSES RACINE while Ohio State had to The Bobel!t s: ran their record ., HOLLYWOOD (IJPI) - far. ..... bucldac tba DUdle tnndl s~ttle for a splil in a doub!ehead- Frierd. McBean <7) aod Pag· ~ 8tst .' w WHY ·NOT Tarzan Will Wear SuitsIn Next Jungle Episode tor,'·Debo~~r~ah~,~oi~So~u~tb~Chlr~le~o-~ooa~f'l~ll~e,_!R~._!D~.=-----~""",.,.!!!l!!!l!!!!!!!!l!l!!,.,l!!!!!...,!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!l...,l!!!!!!!!l!!! ~ 5 1o 11R- Mantil\a. Chance. Hollyw()od ""' Half Sizes For Summer or H'k Narum, Ridzik Ouck-l I e8 B3Seb3 11 worth Green {8) and Camilli. Morehead, Radatz I M k f }}} ~md Tillman . Winner - More· 3f 0 • ~oston ,.,.....~ • THE Kyger Creek Employees Club announced today the stadtwn, satd the l(l·man they will hold a wild coon hunt on Saturday at the Em· painting crew may work nigbta ployeea Recreation Area located straight across from to make sure the Job " lmlshed Power Plant. Refreshments will be served o~ gr~unds. by next Sunday. Entry fee Is $3. Entries will close at 9 p.m. F1ve bii troThe Astros return home to phies to be Jiven away plus pl1q11e1 to cast Winners. 1be meet the Pittsburgh . Pirates hunt to be run under U.K .C. rules. · ~'riday and Saturday rught be1 'ted Sunday fore the two clubs get together Mr. arMS Mra. Eugene DUJ'o-~~ W. _va., vII Mr ··• ram o1 Charlesttm, w. Va., and wllh tbell' parenll, . ~ Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Larry Hanson and daugb- lolrl. 0. E. Durham of HalT~ Tbe Astros muddled throng!, oom• exhibition gwes under ,_ . darkness. Jacltson, with a I~ the day. ~ate the glar,e whlcb blinded and the . leading . proponent ot ;.11 , ... . Bulldoga Crush Hound& by 204 --~ ceived 1lfts and flowers durln& game was called because n the dome in order to ellm- the Houstctn Sports Assoclation utfJeldm 1n their quest lor 1\y ·- iftRIHDAY \ M.... Dale Bamblrl 111tertain4d willl a lamiJJ diDDor al l , . Athens Bulldogs, ot11l her home sunday in oburVIDC4 smarting !rom •• 3-5 setbacl< o1 her birthday. AtlerMIIDI • .,.. at the banda ol WellstM In a her · holbond, Dole Bll'!lblrt, Jl1l]<ellp CCOIIOII, clol)bend .,.. aod their ""'4IIICI fllllilla, Mr. ¥1ousl)' unbNI.ell Nlllsollv!Ue 211and Mrs. RoNid Bamllarl and t In a S!OAL Northern Dlvtchildreu, ~. Kaley, Dale E., oion game TuesdaY: . Kenneth and Leah of ColumbUs, In a SOUther 0\vlilllll CO!>aod Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barn- test, Middleport and Jackson 11ar1 and dauchier, Sberry, of battled to a 3-3 deadloek on oevMiddleport. Mrs. Bornbart re- en lnnlnp after wl!lch I b • liclty dtrecror Bill Giles . sOJd lace. Before they bo&an -k· ·•Of courH, we 1till have to get · the plinten were expected 1 !few outfielders out there and ~hiVe the dome totally coated · ~ if they can follow the ball.' in three days . The painters sprayld a bluewhile mixture of acryllc paint Roy Hofheinz, president -- . - •' II'· I . "Blue Ribbon" White House Paint $3.87 Plastk Cutlery Trays .... .... .. · .. · 37c "Blue Ribbon" Vinyl Flat Paint qt. 97c 2-Cell Chrome Flashhght · · · ·· · · · · · · · 37c 8 Quart Double Minnow Bucket .. $1.67 Decorator Pillows, ·F.oanl Flltd · · · · $1.57 .9 Cup "Mirro" CoB• Percelators $8.77 Fulll•ntth Doq_r Min'ors .. · · · · .. .. $1.94 .. . WIIUY FOR L'SS ... WE S"LL FOR LESS! ' CASUALS When you see our big selec-tion - you ·u buy three or four pair. Oxfords- Sllpo111 - Sandals. In cool and com· fortable canvas. Me&b. etc. Size s 4 to 10. 87 pr. Chlldrena CanvH OXFORDS$1.17 ~ I ,., ' .• ' . ' ' . . ' .-. .. �} Effeetive Communication is One of ROYAL Maxwell House COFFEE GELATIN DESSERT •· ' "'"" '"" "..' SU .. BR MARKETS fu Ulllll Qu&ll\IUM . 7c OH All Grinds - All Flavors Mondoy Thru Thu rsdoy-9 to 6 30 Friday and Saturday~;30 to 8 · Cor ne r Second and MiII lb. Can YOUR BUDGET WORKS MORE AT QUALITY FOODS AT ASAVINGS ORANGE , .. JUICE A:~ND ~&P! ' A11d ) Gold Medal Plain, Iodized l'ut<h•• <>f: lbo . or m<1re fvano hlro leun 25 -lb . Of No lone bony plec.. with short rib1 left on. N• eo~na Md: bog GROUND CHUCK Ba~L!rd&T, tf o11 Tku A\•rll ~ 41h CYtl. HEINZ@ \ ' 2~·10c Morton's Salt 16.·:~ 10c Bab-0 Cleaaser Lamarina Pineapple 10c Libby's Tomato Juice :! 10c Libby's Potted Meat ,~~·:· lOc Armour's Potted Meat ,;:·10c Tender Leaf Ice Tea Mix ~~;~· lOc Vaa Camp's Hominy 10c ·- ·-.-·~ U. S. Government Inspected Honest-to-Good ness Center Cuts Cruohod Chuck Roast SWIFT'S PREMIUM ROUND BONE U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED SWIFT'S PREMIUM - U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED R~9 Cut Sw ift'• Premium - ! ONELESS - BONELESS BEEF STEW lb. c Rolled Er T;...! . l 2 Trad.winds' Breaded Platter SHRIMP eummere1al fishing opention with hil fll'lll.ing. The Wella loan was one ol lbe lint 11 g!'aDiod. :: Little Miss or Skipper TOMATOES 5 :2~s $1 4 ~!'n~ •1 IOJ cant THOUSANbl OF IVA..S lleenex Towels Blue Bonnet 2 -ct. p~g . Cu-n Hove RodN ..... "MACIC CHEKS" for Ml'llle111 39c of SIH lretl Sta•ps 2 49C l -Ib. ctns. MARGARINE ALL Family Choice 6-bor pkg. Snickers ~URPOSE- ROME BEAUTY APPLES 27C CRISP WASHINGTON STATE Delto 3-Piece Plostic WINESAP APPLES MIXING BOWL SET c Pour easy t.poul , •a•v vrlp handLes, beUable linear poh••tt.vl•n• . dl t hwosher proof, UM with a ny mi•• r. M•a•ure aracfuatlon . Evant low Pric. .. lutterKotch, Caramel, Choc. Fudge, Pineapple " 4 ' - ----·~~-~ - 12-ox. )art ·---- ---- $1 -~- · - --. . ' 3lb. pkg. CANTALOUPES CUCUMBERS DRY MILK ... J. 65 ~~ 36 un C BUNS ••:sSe 12·ct. pq. MIL.O ·BIT Quick Maid Waffles Calida NIFTY KNI'ITER-(Ierman actreu Talna lleryU apends her 1pare time knitting on the set in Rome wh.ile await· lng calls before the camera. Her hobby came in band7 lllio day due to her brlet coatume. French Fries lOO c 67c · 14-oz.lSC plo MORTON-FROZEN Bread DOUGH 2 89( 3-lb. pkgs. JANI i'ARKIR• Dlnnor, B•own S&hrvo _ pkoo Liquid Starch _v.-:~39c 59c lO-ot. btlo . Clorox . I Rol•l• gol . - - - - jug 2 ••••·49c 2 ~oo ••• 49c SULTANA STRAWBERRY '211 'lO Round Steak c WELL I TRIMMED 79/C lb. TINDOl LIAN BONELESS Cube Steak _ 89c Top Round IONILISI LEAN lb . Round lb FULL CUTS aottom _ lb. 79c Hnl o• Stea k _ Round _ DUCKLINGS • lb. Sliced Bacon Wieners SMOKIED-COOKED l Ham ib. Jar 69c SWEET CORN 6 ..,. 49c ~DONORS lb. 65c 2 lb. pkg . SKINLESS • • lb. ,. FRESH MUSHROOMS Veal Steaks . CAI"N JOMN - •· 49c • 20-at. pkg . 89( SUPER-RIGHT BRAND DRIED BEEF LOAF OREAT WITH $TEAK . 89C ALL GOOD PRESERVES FLORIDA- U.S. FANCY YELLOW BE BLOOD lb. 39• JIFFY BRAND-FRO%EN CENTU&Y OP CiiiO~Newocbarl above traces the srowth of population in tbe U.S, liJld in Standard MetfOo po}ltan Area• sinco 11100 llld projected for the reo! of lb11 century. Note how tiOiely llneo parallel eacb other U.S. population bao doubled In the last half century ond eont.lnue~ to grow at this rate. By the year 2000. the Urban Load lnllltute ullmates 285 mUIIon pe~pli-" por cent of tho populatloo--wiU be living in 311\1 major lllelropol.itaa-areu. 55 ALL MiAT-BULK ·MAYONNAISE '10 c... JANI PARKU -·PLAIN . . '· ANN PAOI .. s:.10c 3 '1 i JANE PARKER - 3 VARIETI!S h ol 41 " $1 .19 YOUNG-TENDER-FRESH FROZEN- OVEN READY ' JANE PARKER Peach Pie _ ... 39c Donuts 2 39C R0 II Bread . ....... _49c NAIIICO lb. lo '1 2-lb. pkge. 2 - -- GROUND_ lb. ROUND . MIJIUTE MilD ORAliE DEUIIT Apple Dumplings SI.LVnRilooK CREAM PIES lo• LIQUID BLIACH 89c lolvft SOLID Fii.O%EH FOODS ----~ '1 3 1-llt. 4 oz. Cheese Slices ~:~~ 39c Butter ,.INn _ ....... 12-os. cant 4 SANDWICH BREAD OR MODIIS _ _ SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY MORTON, FROZEN-6 VARIETIES , ~~~;49c MIINZ - TANGY TOMATO Ketchup '• SANITARY NAPKIN$ JANE PARKER OR HAMBURGER 6-os. cans 12ox. 2 9 A&P "GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH WEEK" HOT DOG Vin• Ripene d from Me-x ico 20-Qt, box --- - · 4lb. pkg. I BAKED FOODS SVAHS 6 ANN PAGI PANCAKI 6 WA~P L I Come See You'll Save All varlotiN PIIWoury MARS CANDY BARS Musketeert - box " - Sat. April 24. in Middleport pkg. ' Lunch Meat _ Retails effective thru 811 . i PURINA Miracle Whip - 7 pkg. 10,000 4tt Gct~J~sr.s DESSEiT CUPS Super CILEBRITY DANISH Kotex Flapstax Pancake Mix ~~··10c \l·o•·10c Bixmix Biscuit Mix "'•·10c Corn Muffin Martha White Cake Mix ...... 10c ::~.!"Creamy Frosting ~:·lOc Dawa Fresh Brown Gravy .:·10c ~;: Mushroom Gravy s·~...,··lOc Bush'* Beans .~0: 10c FINE .........~~.... • 8 •1 · • pkg. 69c Musselman's CHERRY PIE FILLING cans 3-o,., 'lllll~llill - .. 59c Musselman's SLICED APPLES 24-ct. $.-l boxes I ·- Milky Wa, - 69( SEAFOOD Taste--C)..S.. U. 5. Gov 't . Inspected Kotex Regular - lb. 1Jf ... ... Tomato Soup 6::r·5 9c from on eoonomk opportunity loan made >by the Department of Alrieulture. Tbe loan, e'spec.illlly designed tor llli'OI fomifieo with low incomes, wm enoble Wells to Odd POll • year to hlo gross Income by combining o small 514 Swifto Premiurn-,-jJ.,\. Siw'l. lnopected lb. Bathroom Tissue 39c lb. CHUCK ROAST 69c Delsey 2-Roll I · Pkg. By. Th• P1ece c 7 - lnc h Bologna lb.59c Swi ft's Premium ROAST -• lb.49c ENGLISH CUT ROAST . . IG U. S. Cow't. Inspected STA iro..IDI I""" I~ Swilt'o Toppy U. S. Cov't. lnopected SHOULDER ROAST .Sprint Jambnreer lb. 1-Qt. INCOM111008TEil-Poul W. BoDey, left, county lUper· . ~rot lbe Formers Home Adminlllrotion Jacksonville ...c. llld Wlllle G. WeUo, Swllloboro, N.C, lake 1 look II • ftsbioC boot Weill pureb11ed with funds ro<eived Bordon'• 'CREAM CHEESE ORANGE, FRUIT PUNCH, GRAPE, ORANGE-PINEAPPLE & PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT FRUIT DRINKS 611 ;: (Whit•) c HI• o 3 •-. - cans "FROJIT QUARTER" FLOUR Tilt• l'<>11poa GROUND BEEF ~ \ r(ijEXTRA ltJI. Stamps Wit~ I .Qt. 4-oz. pkg. PIOZIN 29C lb CHIPPED CHOPPED HAM • ( �• • i Dally Sentine~, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Apr. 21, 1965-t ' Cub Scouts Give. Portion ' Of Program . MASON - The Ma11011 Sa>uts presentee. a portion of program when the Masoo Parent Teachers' Association . on Tuesday at Mason Grade School. Mr. Lawrence Foreman, Cub Seoul Leader. thanked the PTA for sponsor~ ing the scouts and summarized scouting, and what it means. The scouts in the future will sponsored by the Mason dist Church. I The Cub Scouts sang the Cub Pack song and repeated the Cub Scout Promise and Laws ot the Pack. The proper procedure for folding the American Flag were demonstrated by DavJd Smith and Ricky Burris. Other scouts participating in the were Brian Johnson, Lewis, Jack Rottgen, Mike Foreman, Randy CoJ1Del1y, Mike Connelly, Johnny Dillon, 'Robbte -Belcher, Jimmy Frame, Char· Eichhorn collaborated In pre- les Connelly, David Johnson, paring the script for both pres· Chuck Sampsel and Billy Bald· entations. win. CONGLOME RATION OF INGREDIENTS and his new 11 double·load cake pan'' are used by Bob Eichhorn to make a beautiful cake. Hostess Alice Ashworth lilts lid to show white-trostPd <.·ake whiJe Eichhorn uses ketchup and other unhkely materi~!s to make another one like it. T\ll' onlookPrs ji1st can't believe it. ~'Double-load cake "'" .. will be demon strated during Blue Flame Festival ~t· r·tor man ce-s here. Capehart Blue Flame Festival Ready npaJr • oleel. Abo Service Trades Show Increase In Mason County """ - Uou oervk:ea, and is om.. r.r NOW ' • Choice of' 4 Colon: Gold, Spruce, T01st, Sen• • Lifetime Guarantee On Springs • Arm Covars Included , • Nylon Fabrics • fqam Cushions r-- room FURNITURE 1 COME IN 1 i - Ray Benson • < HE IS HERE TO ... SELL CARS' ' .·, NEW and USED •. COME IN AND SEE RAY FOR THE BEST DEAL POSSIBLE ON A SELECT USED CAR. After the program the two clubs divided and conducted their regular business meeting. Approximately 30 f.H club :ern~:t c~~:n::~ ~~ meet~~j Billies. Parents attending Adrian La~ they, leader of thE: Vernon Star Dusters, Mrs. Alton Roush, Mrs. Herbert Sayre, Mrs. Or~ lando Wallis Mrs. Clarence Yeager, Mrs. Lawrence Newberry, Mrs. Ronald Ril!kard, Mrs. Ina Lyl111 Breeman and Mrs. Gerald Rood. Guests were Gilbert Bar, netle, f.H Club Agent and Mr. , Frank Capehart. I day, April 17, 1965. HOGS - 173 to 220 t7 to 18.40; Heavies 14 to 17 ; Fat Sows 13 to t5.23: Boars 9 to 11.75; Pigs 6to 10. CATILE - Steers t7 to 2t · Heifers 13 to 19.30; Fat Cow~ 14 to 15.90; Canners 9 to 13 · Bulls 15 to 18; Stock Steers ' to 22.25; Stock Heifers 14 to 16.90; Slack Steer Calves 18 to 23.80; Stock Heifer Calves 17 to 20. VEAL CALVES - Tops 30; , Seconds 29.40; Medium 22.50 and 127.80; Common &: Heavies 20 ! to 30.90. Station Wagon. Standard Trans. Radio and Heat· er. A real clean . solid gold color wagon. One owner. See lt. Save $$$ 1963 RAMBLER 660 4 DR. SEDAN VB . One local owner. Auto trans. Radio and beater. Like new. Save $$$$ 1957 VOLKSWAGEN Heater. Economy car 1953 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR 4 DR. · · $45 I 1956 FORD · · · ...... · ...... · · · $95 METROPOLITAN MOTORS _______ Phone WY 2-3870 l'omoroy, 0. ..;.._ --- Junior Clobbers, To Attend Meeting PT. PLEASANT Eight members of the Point Pleasant Junior Woman's Club and their senior advisor are planning to attend the 32nd annual convention of the junior department of the West Virginia Federation of Woman's Club to be held April 30th and May l , at the ' Civic Center in Charleston. ! Those making plans to attend , are Mrs. Donald Nott, Mrs. Tom 1 1 ~· Fisher, Mrs. William Rar·' i dm , Jr., Mrs. John Wiseman. Mrs. Richard Beller, Mrs. John Kaulf, llrs. Robert Cruickshank, Mrs. Earl Henry a n d tbe senior advlsor. Mrs. N. A. Bakor, preslde!Jt.elect ol Polal Pltmlli WGIIIIIl'a Clull. 1951 CHEVROlET .. · .. .. .. ·· · $95 I ,; HOME IMPROVEMENT Poy Just $3.00'Per WMic NO Down PIJIMI>I bqulred SPECIALS , nOre!lbmentaw~~~~~~ii~~~~~iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ~~YS StaT si.E&IIE MISSES.CHILDRENS & WOMENS SPORT SHIRTS SPORT SNEAKERS many colora. All slz;ea for women, mi• es and cht1dren. AmericaD made. Dlocount Prlco Discount Prlco •• Low white and ed pattern• and colon. S., M end l,. for lne111 sizes. 6 to 18 for boys. $1.00 As Fabric sport ..eaten ID New Sprinl otylea. Short •leeve aport shirtl Jn aAOrt· All SIHO AI FINE SPRING COATS DRAPES TOILETRIES Beautiful patterns auitable 811 harpln buya In ton.. trlea. VI Jon jumbo oi>e. Chooaa from many needed itema. Fine white cotton muslin 38 inches wide and finished soft for the needle. DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICI DISCOUNT PRICE Save vn your new Spring coat now. toat in(luded now at this low after Easter sale price. Good selection of styles and fabrics . Come in today. buy now at this low price It tlil-llon&bza. ·· ' Every ' PACKAGE OF 4 FOAM CHAIR ea PADS Sott foam ehalr eWJhlolll - 3 PIECE SETS "VACATIONER" ready to cover wltb ,-our favorite fabric. <& to a pacbce. LUGGAGE MUSLIN Boy's Wash & Wur COTTON SPORT ASSORTED ITEMS FINE HOUSEHOLD SLACKS PLASTICS Welt made and lutt cut. Easy care cotton llacka for boys. Best sprlq eolora, Slze1 8 to Take your choice of man than a do!en ttema for Uil around tbe home. llodl d. 18. MASON, W. VA. GENUINE HOPI! BLEACHED COTTON I with Bowling • 59c • .00 otc., HOGG & ZUSPAN MARRIALS CO. 15~ " $4.25 :x:EIT Square Foot SP 3·5554 VI.JON ASSORTED JUMBO SIZE lise. AS LOW~ all at LOWEST PRICES! $1.94 pr FULLY LINED FANCY TEXTURED PLATIC for any room. Aasorted col· on. Fully lin,d. 3fh8'l inch LAMINATED CREPES, JERSIES-NOBBIES 12C PANELING Plenty of 2 x 4's, framing lumbor, shoathlng, SHOP THE BONANZA THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY AFTER EASTER SALE! MAHOGANY CEILING Tl LE 43c 39c MUM POLl DENT .. LYSOL Reg. 35c smooth plaatica. DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICI ,TUBULAR ALUMINUM PLASTIC WEB PATIO LADIES' ROLL.UP SLI!EVE COTTON TUBULAR ALUMINUM PLASTIC WEB PATIO BLOUSES LOUNGES E111y esre cotton blouoes In .,.-bite aDd auorted plain eolora. Slset 32 to 38. Roll up Full aile tubular aluminum patio loungea to tllltcb the Choice of red or blue 3 piece sets consisting o1 train case, week end case and pullman. Light weight - sturdy built. DISCOUNT PRICE . CHAIRS , 16 INCH BROWN OR BLUE ZIPPER UTILITY BAGS Handy zipper utility baP. with moisture proof lininiJ. Choice of·· Sturdy buill tubular alum!· num frame. W,lde dunble $1.99 brown or blue. Full 16 inch size. plaotlc •• webblJ>II, Noa till lefl. v DISCC)UNT PRICE aleevea. ' DISCOUNT PRICE $1.oo.. DISCOUNT PRICE $6'.88 •• DIXIE BRAND GLOSS FINISH HOUSE PAINT A good economy paint - oil base, gloss finish for outside or inside. Choice of white and best colon, $1.99 Gol. . . VICTOR BRAND VINYL·LATIJI: WALL PAINT Your best buy in wall paint, VJnyl latex flat finish in white and pas. tel color8. Covers well and. driel in about 30 minute8. PAINT PAN AND ROLLER 20x40 PLAIN OR STRIPED lATH 80 SQUAR& FANCY. SETS TOWELS PRINTS 7 Inch roHer and metal paa,, 2 pe, complete 1et to makt your painUnc eaay. · Connon quality bltll towels · In plala colon and alrlped Fine ~tuallty 80 aquore tlrea prtats In new aprlnl pou,rna - 38 lncheo Wide. ·- DISCOUNT PRICI DISCOUNT f'RICI pottemo. 20X40 olze. • •• for GRADS PRELL Shampoo chalro. A bli v•lue at the Jlo. nanza, r1 1964 RAMBLER 330 AMERICAN 606 IIi. Moln lt. LIVESTOCK SALES pt. Pleasant, W. Va., Satur- TERMS--. ' ~~o~e~~=~apehart, I . "For 1'bcte Who Want 'lbe Belt" 4 i ·~ ( 1 MEET OUR NEW SALESMAN FAMOUS FLEXSTEEL ,·,..,.li'VfN &t R00M SUITES at DISCOUNT PRICESI :=:,; s243 ' 1 , ce1pU ol A5J.8 m11J1on. pa,..,n this meeting, Judge James Lee Thompson, spoke on the Juvenile Youth Progran in Mason County. During tile busineBS meeting final plana were aiiiiOWioed fur the Talent Show on Thursday, April 29th at 7:30 at the Mason Community Building. Both Mason Grade School children ..,d a lew adults will participate. Ad· mission lo 25 cents lor adult& and 10 cents fur children. Henderson Grade School. At Final preparations wPre go- I newly-designed traveling stage Coach at Wahama High School, in;; forward today for fhf' ap- setting serves as background · was the guest speaker at a com· jJP<mm{'e in Pomt>roy next week , for the show both days. The bined meeting of the Hill Billie of 1h~> 81tw F'lame Fe~! ivai. onE' stage unit is specially design- and Vernon Star Dusters ol--H Or rhe nation's best-establb~ed ed for use in vary•ng ~ized stag- Clubs an Tuesday evening at 8ud most unu:;;ua l travc-l mg es and can be adJusted as the Broad Run School cafeteria. shows for lwrnemakers. 1 necessary. ilw Frstival will be prest>nf. : Setting up the stage and othThe program was based on eci (rom .t h~ stage of Pum£'rny ~r prepar~ ttn ns w1ll Ue un~er I t~e Sta~e Hea.~th Theme, "PhyJunior Htgh srhonl Wl'dnesday fne dtrrct10n of Hostess Abce .:Heal Fttness. and Thursday, April 28 and 29 Ashworth and Blue Flame Fes- M Ge ld R od 1 b 1 d Curtain time will be 8 p m. fnr tival Manager Bob Eichhorn rfs.th rHall " . 'Ccl ub _eta · · · · -11 d er o e 1 8 1111e u N1 roeach perfurmanl·e. Adm1sston as the two who also wt con uct c! t'd the k h free : both performances together with u-c . t guest~ spetalker wb 0 · • . r . gave an m eres mg a on eBrought hert bv Columbta a cast o asststanls. . Ph . .1 M t II d · · h h 1 d mg ystwJ y en a y an (~as or Oh1o. Inc. the B I 1.1 t T ese two ave a rea Y re- S . 11 ~··t Th k r t Flame Festival is being present· ceived popular acceptance for ~eta Y 1 · ; spea er 15 ed under co-spon sorsh ip ot thP : this year's all-new show which [ e. exlercttses. ~nt begavsedesutggi.,. · · Scn- i ·Is b!lsed on the genera I t herne, . 1J...,i1~ •IS u o mPameroy -Mtddleport L><tJiy th . mlFD r ·h . 1 F·t , tine\ and cooperating merchants. ! "Things That Are New." Title 1 prove elr ystca 1ness. Bearing its stage setting and ; of the opening performance is ! Mrs. Grace Brown, teacher er]uipmen1, the Blue FlamP Fe!i- ; "Tell You \\'hat We're Gonna . at Broad Run, !:howed two fllm tival truck and trailt>r are Sl'h. ! Do'' while the secono day's strips based on elementary phyed.uled to arrive the d<!y prior show is called ''The Wonder Of ! sical fitness. io the ope'lling perfn:-mance. The It All." Miss Ashworth and I - ---- ---------. --- - . Club membm participating · in the program were Steve Newberry who read Second Chapter of Matthew, first ten verses; Jerri Keeler played plano solo, · Sharon Yeager gave a reading entitled, "Being True to Myself." '11lls portion of the prQ.. · gram was closed by group singing of the 4-H Hymn. '. te(!re&, bolell and Mrs. Charles Yeager, pres!· won the award for having the dent of the PTA, reported on largest number ol parents presthe County Council meeting ent. which she attended recently at At the conclusion ol the meet- Speaker for For Showing in Pomeroy .-.n.. F~ AT ROME Tile Bureau ol lbo Censlll MASON - Mn. Caroline motela. port: oelecled ...,Ices, W0 I TunJer of Jlrown street, MluoD The aeleclecl oomee lradi • Virplla, IIIIlS CeniUI of Busl.., the lldewalk oear ber tablllbmeoll Ill lbe OOUIIIy - - · from wldcll 1be10 cilia bome OD M...U.y IIIOI'nlng IDd ployed IS penona (aeJIIIIYe of ... !UQ, m.oy bo roportedly broke ber left shoulilproprlelon) and load • 1rom lbe Super ln...,._ of 8be - ~... 14 tbe Vet. lor the year ol . . ilpou!WI ...... Wlllblnjtoa, D. C. Momorial Hospital in The state 11 a wjlole lnoluded 111111 Ill U. S. Dept. of wl!«'e .abe lo now a 7.flfl eetablllhmento wltb ... Field uo. room 11 122. Giber amlllelDOIII IDd PT. PLEASANT- Muoa 84 service establilllments had total receipts ol 81.2 in 1963. an in<reaae of 31 per cent from 1958, according to a report of the 1963 ceoBUS of business just released by the Bureau of the Census, U. S. Department of Commerce. The last previous census of businesa covered operations during 19511. the service trades in the Ceosus of Business included those provid&ng: personal services to Individual, miscellaneous busi. ness .servi~s, auto repair and other auto services and other Miss Helen B1etner'J picture !nciDII 8-Dally Sentinel, Pollltf07·M14dleport, 0., Apr. 21, 19es REG. COTTON DRESS 6oc - - - 10-Sc Reg. 7.95 Amity Billfold ~::::!~r 95 Ladies Sunbeam Shavers STRAW HAT c BRUT BY FABERGEI • Porfu""' Oil Sproy e Strow Hat Fingertips _ c After Sha.. - $5.00 $1.50 • Skin and Both Perfume _ $3.00 Th- !toms Also A•ollablo In: eAPHRODISIA eTIGRESS .•..• FOR MEN BY FABERGE • Cologne Spray Extradinairo $5.00 CANDY BARS DISCOUNT PRICI .. __ $4, eWODDHUE eFLAMBEAU After Shower ... After Anything e Brut Split, 3.2 oz. _ _ $5.00 e Brut OL - - - $1.50 • Brut Talc • Brut Soop for Mon _ __ $2.50 e Brut Demi, 6.4 Flight Kit $,.99' . Gil. ' ___________. 73 MILL Sf. BOX '. l-: I. . YOUR PRESCRIPTION HeADQUARTERS .. ' 122 N. SECOND ' ,MID.DLEPORT, 0. ' . FREE PAIKING IN RIAl ·: . ,. <' �I ,I ' 12-Da.lly SenUne~ Reports Heard Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Apr. 21, 1905 - of Mrs.'Blain Hortethoe Contmt Space Program Techniques King Ready to Meet Rhodes ~ ~o;'~l~ss l=~~;;~ Southside " ~""'"':.::~of. DiesTu-yt 01 WIeJJ be ReveaIed Aprt·1 28 To Work out Ohio Pro~am H:\..An~o;:"!U:.~~!'~ ~::c~~ m~ ::~ :.~-:=,..: P!iiNT l cluthold.: 1 COLUMBIIS (UP[} -Senate Jlhodea, urllog I meetlnl " for :th:r., Minority Leader rr1111k W. Kine !he !""'"''" of tleVeloplq a .~ 1- evenJnc at the ellurcl!. hi demOnstr ti n of ies lstnlative of the Department of is ready to IMtl wllb GoY. partisan le4lalatlvo Procum. The meeting, In ehll'l• of Mn. A grap • . ~ 0 ce AD tUel '"'"'· - - ' of 1M Agriculture. Jamtt A. llbodes to diiCUII tba "The peonle nl flh lo ••• en- Marie Chapman, pr<~idtnt, opw hM make~ A~r:: ~ea:~ed Mtrwry eap!ule wbldl t3J Dr. Paul Roadon, coordin- impatiO tbal has bloclted !11011flltiod to the flneat lqillatlve ened with deYOti<?tll toileD from 1 ~~~ram t~ w t Day " t Coloatl Jolm Glean iate oul- ator of te Puce Corps pro. major Jegillatkm in the Ohio proa:ram ever enacted In 1111- John 17 l>y Mrs. DwiJht P~rk• ·· U · s overmen 1 will be 00 display ama tor Ohio University He Senate. The tmtial reactton from tory of our ereat •tate. Lt!t ua er who ga ve a m&dUatiOll, ····''"''"" April ~ InHAt~:~: ! :."u;~: Raoger 7 tmpocu.i ~II aloo be m charp of a panel the &Overnor'o olllee was leq work ~ether. I a walt your "Life Eternal" from Tile Upt "' · '4 n'~sman Water . o• tbe moon will be !boWl, tl*;usslon by former pea c e than enthusiastic. eall," the ~l~o D:amCM:rat saJd. per Room and closed 'lflth prayI<' announced today. 'd Cor a volunteers now living in King liSed the occasion of a i It was Kings ftrst rormal er. Members answered roJJ call he t~ll · day P":rarrru:e~~ M..;:le6c,,:';e~an is a mem· the pTenth Cona:ressional o is· testimonial dinner ln his honor I proposal to Rhodes although he with a housecleaning hint. tiL-:~ 10 II IO a .• ~; _at d ehb slcdf ber of the Hou~e Committee on trict . to reveal he bad teJegrammed bPs indicated .in the past he 1. New yearbooks were distribInn Moe I cr :,n ..,....;, t the Science and Astronautics and (4) Dr. J. GleM Blackburn, would meet ~Ith !he governor luted . Mrs. Everett Thomas gave \ull be on hand t OuyJUU . . b . C . k f VISTA if called to h1s office to try to the yearly report of the treas. . to l"Onfer privately wrth was an offiCial o server at ape who ls a !lpo esman or • k t th part! an differ· I A . U<~.· · ce Kennedy last month when As- the domestic Peace Corps proWOt ou e s . urer . report was giVen on tndl vtdual s req umng assistarrd tronauts Grissom and Young gram sponsored by the Office or ences in the evenly-divaded Sen· cleanlnl and painting of the dJn· w an\' : matler coming fed 1un er• JllriSdteUon of the era gov •'rmnent f th· gram 0 "The pucpose ':0~~~ clos tS IH bn~: n~ ~~~e~~ help ad~ 10 1 Pr p p ' Je on career vtse you_n~er : p to demon· opportumues,wha d the national strate JUSt . d~i to im· govern~:n~~ntr ~ which we ~rov~ ~toeller d~lared hv~. said a re resent~tive or t Ht>N I at Ae~utics and ~" ce a :~ministration will ex- how ma n succeeded m pam breaking the chains which kept • "',8 him ea rthbound lor 20 centur· ··-~======--:-::::· • li ruver Dews Gaug~ readlnJA _ Gallipolis 18 1 252 3 running fe~~ on 54 roiters, Pomeroy . Mas:l·l 94 Pt Pleasant 26.29. on ·· ~ :,2 Kanawha Falls 7.50 ~lnton . , London10 dam ( harleston 22JI6. I t I. d d feet and Win ael am ee · Boat moyemeula: .. Ohio River- Philip J h Sporn Hood $1 8"11• J JOfi E t pr~ X rava•anza eor,. opens T~0day made their historic two - man Economic Opportl.lftlty. flight aboard the Gemini cap- 1 Moeller said these two sule grams _ the Peace and Moeller said other speakers VISTA - are espoclally appeal. at the "U. s Government Day" ing to you.naer people anxioUI program will include: to "ask what they can do for (1) Ed Mason, agent in America." NEW YORK ~UPI) - The charge of the Federal Bureau He added that he will have York Worlds Fair opens of Investigation 's Office in Cirt·lmore complete details of the Its gates today forth~ 1965_ v~dnnati. " Government Day" program slon .of Robert Moses fl bllhon (2) Earl Hogan , field repre- within a few dayl. extravaganza. Opening day ceremonle! In· eluded a parade around the Flushitli Meadow hlirgrounds, the usual flag-raising and ribbon · cutt"mg , marc h'tng ba nds and . speech-makitli by Vice President Hubert Humphrey BOGALUSA, La. (UPII- Negro leaders . faced with w..t Berlin Mayor Willy a re fu sa l by Mayor Jesse Cutrer to bargain with what hP Brandt amoog others. ca II ed "se If ·St yIed " ch'1e rs, t od ay began a rrappra1sa The prospect of mild · 1 of · temper· their civil rights campaign . atures and fair skie• could help . The mayor told about 600 Negrot;s who marched on at~ract up to ~,?00 to the ~~ ctty hall Tuesday he would not deal with the Congres~ ?f enr.ng <lf the _F a1r s second s 1x. Racial Equtalli:h or the Bogalusa Voter and Civic month season. Lea.-uP un I e egro com· . . The only sour note foreseen mumty acknowledged them leaaue and the entire Negro to the dav of opening events as leaders. community · b CORE nat,·onal di-ctor F d. ,. ed t was a vague lhreat the Con,._ armer ec ID to commen gress of Racial Y Equality James Farmer IPd the march, on the mayor's statement but . . . the fourth l bi~ rnonth . he met Tuesday night , with d(CORE ) ~o. sta~O~Eclv~l rights c uI.ru sa•'d at the suggesl l' other leader~ to d ~~'de on ~ would emonslr.t•un. not say when ' orowever, where I ~ew Negro Leaders ReappraJsJDg •• LOUISiana • • R'Ight s campat•gn ~~ORE) a te · · mg room an d kit chen, a proaide, ject or the c)ass. A tPink you Tile pvemer'• &Gp John. McElroy. laid Rltodfl replied, "The door to lbo 10•· ernor's olfice alweya has been ope&." However, the governor 's ac· ceptimce such a meeting had a fe wstrtnes attached. Mc~l· roy said both Rhodes and Kmg had agreed earlier that any such meeting might be llrrang. ed through the Republican lead· ers In Ihe legislature, Senate Majority Leader Theodore Ga f p ·qua and House 0 1 r Y Speaker Ho~er Cloud. Rhodes reply sa1d, 1 have as~ed Senator Gray to renew thiS assur· ance to Senator King. I have sent cop1es · or senator K'mg •s telegram to s;,nator Gray and Speaker Cloud. ~f d:.: PLE.WNT .; t M"' dletl Cb~les Burtlette, 1!lllll Co!lley, r.q,a Blala1 II, Dallu Kl)'ter and llUII)' llv- '1'1181day mornlog lD bur au of Polnt Ple•aant Holpltal after I ~ reut' COtuit)' wiMtrB ,ji.Izor *'" 8bt Willi~ wni Woeltl iUnll8. aoslsltravel to Chu'luton DD 149 ant poAbnlltrell tbert. .. · · · · Bth lor the alate eonlelt. Bam. ~: ~ son COWl ' e w a} ter of ~he tate Samuel and Etno U rna W~:UBla~ :usban~ \, ':.::: Ann Spnng • Carnival Kerr . P Mofartbecb, 1 death in a member S~ 1964 Harm, eBwu ony 81)tist Church and the Amerlcaa . . Legion Aur:iUary. SurviVmg · · are . a .... ,,...,,_ ._"'6'-'IIR"• IS• Fn'day N.g'ht Mrs. Alvin Dowen, Here Are WinneTB of Rlyland. note was read from the Rev. P'l', PLEASANT - 'l1le ,an. Ohio; three sillter•. Mts. C• C. Melvin Alkire for tbe green nual Sprlog Carnival o1 Nortb mille •Sqlll'l. Weaver, Ala· and purple stole ~resented ~im. Point Pleasant Grado School bama, Mrs. Cora Hogsett and A vote of thanks was gtven will be held Friday, April 23rd, Mrl. Cindy Wallace, both of Mrs. Lane for making a new begjnning at 5 p.m. The evmd Apple Grov•; five brothers. red stol_e for Alkire and is sponsored by the seMol PTA. Harry and J, S. Black, Applt new _white col1ars for the com· Mrs. Jack Hancock and Mrs. Grove, Jude Black, Lesage. muruoo stewards. Plans w~ H. G. Miller are co-cbalnnen. W va., Frantt and Dorsey made for a rummage sale m of the food Nmmittee. Persons Black, Huntington; and two June , the date and place to. be <:tlkndmg rna\' plan to eat their grandch1ldren. and Ml'l, Allen Elch- evtnmg meal at the carnival Funeral servtct wm be conmger and Vh D. Edwards from > menu consisting sand- dueled 2 p.m. Thursday In lltt Pwlere name as t e oommattee. wlches bake.1 beans potato Crow.Hussell Funeral Home am; were also made for a , ' I silent auction at the M - t sa)ad, cakes, pies and other with the Rev. Wi Uam (Bud ) in . ay mee • short order foods. Hatfield officiating. Burial wlU Th d Other committees and chair· be in the Be::!.le Chapel cern~ 38 c~n "~ho 8 men are· pop corn Daniel Kll- tery Friends may call at the B'blrs. . f't e quhiZ hurmgd e SCia ur, lingswort.h· halloo~ Troy Fun~ral Home ed b the Holstein· movtes Mrs Law- ~~===:::·====::::a er w rc a essert course • • ;;:~ :er;aDie !ith whi~s:::~ renee F~ler, ttdet ~les, Vitand an Easter centerpiece. us Hartley Jrr: bake sale and $100 CASH! ~ev. ~nnounced L of ~rs. I Senator King's Star Gl•Itters . WI hD "it emocrats JOYCI HOOVER ~zaar, Mrs. James McComb; gamee, fill! nond and dart Igames, Mrs. Lawrence Plants LectUrer IS . Gol IUPIR-IlNGO Cords aod Number DIICI Presl·d,·ng Tenderay Bontl• Rump or Tip Roast Grange Officer YEUOW PAGES. I :,lis~aal::od~il~~m :,;, ~: Society Notes ' . of AFL-CIO, 0 :i"Mr. I ea Tenderay Round Steak !~ Thrifty Round Steak Full Cuts c ,;..lb.' a Cube Steaks .':·. r~ • ••- 99c Ground Round . ."":'. ••· 79c 89e T•IIHI T-Rone lb. $1.09 £lb. Thrifty Sirloin •• ~·. 79e TdHt T·Bone lb. 89c • ···- --WilSON- pfOmJse • FfOZen Deat hSleep, ResurrectJon • GOLF EQUIPMENT . , BALLS, Rlf, $1.25 ......-- 6 Ready to use ... H&RFIRESTONE READY MIX CONCRETE l- a m IHilhland Community . _Etlinjjor, wbo planJ to quit nearPark Detroit, believeaCol· 1 hiS Job lD June, •!ready " tour~:,: who dlfll of natural ing the country pr<lmotina; '''nle can be laid to rfit in 1 ~rospect. of Immortality," the l"'ree•"' t:emetery' until such tdle of has recent book. 11Cien<oei11 the distant future wbla He calla hi1 idea a way "to I' hu aolvod the prok bridge the I•P between our ~~~;~ of diHase , aglnl and generation and the time science the penon then will cure disease ." . and be restored to lde. " Mosl - l e are interested procedure 11 avolloblt In my work. Nobody ridicules now," Ettinger said, at a it." he added. :=OR FRONT STEPS ror safely 's sake repair your steps now with long-lasting concrete. All of our work is ruarJIII!eed . Our price• are low. Call today! GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. PAGI ST. Phone WY 2-3214 MIDDLEPORT, 0. • • • • • ••• ~ina Klsor, Rlttll.qd w. tie, Denver 'lbom.a, Joe Mn. Eugene Jlarrllon, - ore.r. Ml'!l. -·-··-- w. Oro 45c wit h !fm; l'!lll\IOil Ill!\ 'lt'ith tb..il coupon • pun:balt' purc:hue- Of 19c W~r Doll Wardrobe 6 bots. $1 « lOll,\· Sl Z9 Wt'nct~ !)()II DoH Wardrdle 4/24/ft.'l Catsup Hi-C Dri 3 SAVE 30c ~~~~~~~~ I SAVE $2.00 ,'lfllfil ~ l 'Ot!pf.ol\ Oil ...... .......... !/)f! ~ o( = C.S. Yellow otex Reg. or Super SAVE 61• , • • • Cheer --····--·-· ktng"""slzo 99c Armour Treet . _. . !!:· 39c ..,_ 39c Pies .,JumM ··--··---llant 2 8gc Capy~ghl , The 24-ct. boxes Scott Tissue __ .. _. 3 .::. $1 Pear Halves ~:"':d~~ 3 :;..w. 89c Peaches ~~~ ~~~: .• 3 ":,:S 49c $ ~- Spagnum Peat _lll==un~d~e=ro=bow=er=•=So=ad:ll:J:·::::::::::::======::::::::::::::::~ Fresh "Alii said was: ·::- •3.89 Corn Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my bat" .. 'ltlrfl~ : ' ear• ' ' ~· ' ~ ' --~f • ~ .. 4/24/66 Argo Corn Starch ...... ___ --- ~~ 21e -·- ~ - ---· · ·-- Linit Laundry Starch .. ___ . ,2.... 19c ------ --~· Argo Gloss Starch ...... _. ~- 45c - - - ---·-·- Kroger ~----- - - --- Betty Crocker Biscuits . _. 5 ..... t -Mtnuro Maid 12..,&C 0range De---li~g--h·---------- ... .~ Pork& Beans -"f'25c - - - -- - - - - - -----. FR~Hrap Waxed Paper ...... --------- - - - - Dog Yummies __ ..... -·- ... '1: 19c l/J. . ·-------- Mueller Elbo Macaroni • _. _:.._ 25e --- --------- - --· ~ $ Fresh Strawberries ..... Fresh.PoIe Beans . .·. . . . •. ..eon.. . Dlllclouo - . Jot~ 4-24-611 ------- Kroger Sherbet '1111 gal. 55c ,, - .. Niagara Instant Starch ........ ,..... 45c rolls can . ... ' plcp. 3..... Kroa•r Nuts 120-ct. 8pak 6-oz. Cflll8 --~ 14-oz. V.P. can Kroger Frozen ••• Floridl OrangH 4/24/65 JOPYAWI :=....... e Jpice ..... 5 lbt. or more Co., ToWels Graham Craeken ~""" 29e Bread 2 "'... 39c Bread Dough •~-. :.._ 39e Colgate·····-···- 3 ::' $1 Personna Blades . . . ~.C:: 52e Twin Pops •••..... 11 tNic ·39c Krot~er '"' 49c 1/J. /Jag MIJDDd, ~ w. ~; RGbfrt I. Btt.lb, .J1mee W. ED!ott DolC. ~n•, Mrs. llele WIDeka, Ml'll. llrbtiGII AQion, Eula Uttler, ' Reese Jenlttlls, Mrs. Flollle Wlllo, Narl'-«» SAVE 20< Homo. Milk •••.•. v. ••".. 39c Crisco Oil .....•.. 35c Com Avorultl• - - - "' 4 •;;: 59c Oldakor, William BlaCicburn, Ray CID!pbeU, Mrs. J.eph w, 99c 39c 39c 46-oz. K._ Mklclleport, 0. Mrs ·Guy S Campbell Jr Rt. 2 ·Thurma~ 1011, 5:31 p.ni: Tuesday. Mrs. WOllam M. Mc-Kinney 257 Front St. Middle.. port, son, '4:11 p.m. Tullllay. Mrs. David F. Fllber, Burllna· ton Rd., Ja.cklon, 1011, f a.m . Tuesday, llllehaqed Patients recently dlscharaod included Mrs. Davld E . JSen.. nett, Ml'!l. Charles 0. ~tiD and illlllli ICIIl, 111'1. ~ IJJ. I Kroger Hie '•· lxcoifonl .... fiNotlnsl or lrolslnt eSHOQ I Freshore Shrimp Cocktail ...... 3 ~ u.. Blue Cold Perch Fillets .............. Sea Pak Fish Sticks ......... ··- ..... pkg. Chicken Breasts _....... F..~·~..~"'~-~- ....... lb. 99c e eGLOVES eBATS I --;;-Beef Freear Sale" Tenderay Hindquarters _ _ __ lb. 59c Tanderay Sides _ lb. 49c Brooms Sto~ton H , JN [ I and d!~ 1 ~Jo m~~ P~~el~~te~~ ho~~n~ 1 Rump or Tip Roast _.•..•. _ •. 89c ' leef LU.Is To Fll Yo., Table At Knger Where your fingers do the walklna. ill ----- .. -... Thrifty- c _ o • PRII Remember To Rei"ister Every Week for The l:enltb Color "T.V." Set. New Winner Each Week. Unbend. Find fast CAROLYN MOOR8 at Kroger Crrrunnnnchl l· rd and Mrs. James C. Ha1 , reoo I bop Mrs. Bernard Burcham·' . SfW>Ok house , Charles Stone; Mrs Ernest lLmdley is in charge of arrangements for ""'""· IARIAIIA WALKifl NO PUNCHA&B N.CB88AJIV ';j"' up 14. 8 p. m.; o n R of the federal Corrum.mlty Rela· course of actaon. Neither he, noJ the demonstrators would strike. Hemlock Grove Grange met up 14, 9 p. m.; .John J . owe tiuns Service . Bogalusa Negroes his aideli, would announce the At B.· 30 a.m. EST, OM brl'•h' LUMBUS (UPI) - Senate S turd Pleasant VaHey Hospital 15 4 to p m · Beaver up 16 -r • v k a ay evening, with Mrs. ADMITTED ·. Mrs. F. E. Winup · : · ·· ' are being polled to determine results cf the meeting. balloons were to be Mmo.rity Le_ader Fran . W. Cll 1 J 11, -lored '• · 35 a · m · · Lynn B· up 16 ' 5 who they regard as -'A '""'"" 1 !itt red ro . ones, wo.rthy master, oton, Pt. Pleasant·, M-. leatn."rs. relea•. ed over the ra·,r, ea· h Kings po _IUcal star g e ld •• Harold m Ben McCool up HJ 6·10 . . _ h 00 1 h pr_es mg, Two appealA for Bum•arner, Letart · , Ray Herda. .;_ 51 M , u 1•1 ' 3:'l AThe survey. conducted by . .• bearln• a free tl'cket s·,gnat,·ng Tuesday mgt as 5 o t e id d d --~ ao received one pr~ man , Buffalo· a_ m· · : ary s P · : .-:ou subcommittee of Lhe c1ty s WI 1Y O the i or the l&o.da state's top Democrats tumed aposalwere for answere membership . • DencU Hicrginbor. <!. m; VJenna down 18, 11 .30 Ccmmunity AUairs Commattee , spect~:nng y out to honor the red . haired Avery Nelson was reported tham, Galhpobs Ferry; Payton P m . OVEC down 18. 6 a. was e~pected to be completed Toledo Democrat. Plans were made for a jitney Johnson, Buffalo. 1 6 :' by Monday King. who doubles .. pres!- supper April 30. DDdiSCHALeoRGED: Loretta MeA z Young head of the VotREMOVES BULLET dent the Oblo was Mrs. HUber Quivey lecturer e, n. 19 S::JO a. m.; Charles K. up en League. said Cutrer's sug- M and M Donald Mur- WARSAW (UPT) -A bullet praised by OemocratA through· presented a program 'which ~ - - -,- - ?~. 116 10 8· m : Z•mmer down gestion wall an insult to ~~.e h r~f Plttsbur~~ Pa. were Sat· lodf~ In the heart of an uni· out the state c.nd even by Pres-- ened with the song, " I've Been BOOSTERS TO. MEET 2:l :~O P·3m.: .J~rry Bosworth ·- · ~r~a uestl!l and Mrs. dent1f1ed World War II veter- ldent Johnson, who, In a tele- Thlnkjng." Sev~ral readlnp The Southern ~igh School 30 flrn\Jn 2J. : a. m.: Peggy RETU~NS TO FAIRMONT ..J. R~ ~urplty and family. an for 19 year~ was removed gram, sent his "warmest were given jncludlng, "Opij .. Band Boosters_ will meet. on 7 Onwney up Tom Lmd. son of Mr. and M and Mrs HQward Thoma Tuesday, accordmg tG PAP he wishes" and expressed his mism ,."by Frank Clark; " Eas,.. Thursday, A:pnl 22, at 7·30 p. a. m. ; Helen R. 4 10 d'l'..l'll Gre~nup : P· m.; C. Mrs. Reino Ltnd . Condor - St, Jr r A.nJella Timmy of Per· official Pnli~h news aa:ency. Thef ple&sure in the long·time tie ter Lilies," Mrs. Jones; and m. at the ht~ sch:. AU P~7 Harner down Greenup :lO has returned to his studies .a t rys.'vt'lle were SUnday viJito- of operation was reported success- between the party and the labor "Mixed up Radio Proaram,"[;ew~~ar~e~ur~g;:~to~~p~res~e~n~·-.;;;::::::::::;;;;;;;..,_ m ; Sam Hnuston down 8:35 F · s ~" I I t F " f 1 •· movement. Mrs. Leo story. m. : Steve Click down aarmont tate '..AI1 ege a di~·r· ht's aunt and uncle, Mr. and u . mo?t , W. V~ ., a t_er s~n ng Mrs. J . R. Murphy and famlly. There wasn't any mention An article on the four issues nup J:20 a_ m.: Alice up spn11g vacation With h1s par- Mr. and Mn. Cecil Gilliogly IKE, MAMIE PACKING made of it, but it wes apparent to be voted upon at the Primary 1 nu p · :50 a. m.; R. H. Bo~· ents. and sons of Athena·, Charlotte, PALM DESERT, C31il. (UP!) that King must be considered eJection was read by Leo Story, II downGreenup5a. m.; F p 'd foil ed by slone up Greenup 5:40 a David and Cheryl Lambert of : - ~rmer res1 ent and Mn. a leading prospect for the 1966 ~~ , a readinJ, "Try Tibolt up Meldahl ll:lO p. BAKE SALE SET Peach Fork and Mra. Joseph I Dwiaht D. Eisenho¥Aer plan to Democratic lUbetnatorial nom· Sm~lmg by Mrs. Quivey. An Penn sy lvania down Mel- The WSCS of the Tuppers Johnson were Sunday vi9irors leave Ute Eldorado Country ination. .~rt1cl~, "Jerusalem,.:• and PI · M thodist church will of their parentl od grandpar- Club next Tuesday to return to Lookmg to Easter, was read 10 b:ke sale and ser ve entl Mr. .and Mrs. Everett their Gettysburg, Pa. home. by ·st.anford and 'The 1 1 Lambert. The Eilenhowen arrived here Meanmg of Apnl," by Mrs. . ·::n Meldahl 2:30 a . m.; AI· lunch at the ~baugh sa . e, Mr . Franklin Ruuell of Mid· last Dec. 18 for their annual 0Sp1fa eWS Frank Clark. "April Rainbows," wn Zpe-hyr down Meldahl 3:30 Saturday, Apr I 24. begm~mg dleport was a Sunday vlsltor l winter vacation. by Mra. Clara Paulsen and I FISHING LICENSE t M d M __ - - · poem "For Lent" by Mr a m.· Buckeye State up Mel- at 12 :30 p.m. at Tup~rs Plams. f h' · o 1s parens r. a11 n. , , 8. e RODS e REELS dahl 5:4.1 a. m fLincoln Ruase!L QUEEN IS 39 Entered Hospital Stanford Stockton, cloood the • LURES • LINES Gallipolis Dton -. Cathy R. TWO FINED LONOON (UP!) ~een Eliz- Among those who entered program. AI tho close of the 1 Mr. Roy Russell of Kentucky down 5 p. m.; Reliable down Middleport Mayor Lee Smith was a Monday visitor of his abeth 11 celebroted her 39th Holzer hospital in the past 24 meeting, the annual Easter sup•BAIT BOXES 5 40 P. m.: J. S. Lewis down tined Bill McHaffie. 38, Middle· parents Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln birthday today. The monarch hours were : Mrs. John T. Trot· per was held. 10 p. m.; Steel Ranger up 10· port, and William Reeves , 50, Russell. eSINKERS i planned to spend the day quiet· ter, 645 Fourth Ave. , Josep~ L. ----- ~~ p. m.: . H. E. Bowles up Albany, each $10 and cosis In Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam ; Jy at Windsor Castle with her Cormany, .sr., Lo~er R1ver ENTERTAIN AT CAkD8 . NEW 196S EQUIPMENT! . 1 ~ - 20 a. m. . . Semet down 2· 30 court action Tuesday nighl. of Barrett, W. Va. were week-~ husband, the Duke of Edinburgh Rd., ~nms E. Gilbert,. Rt. 2 Mrs. Pat Johnson entert.aln.. a. m.; Francts Hougland down jerKi visitors of their son Mr. and the couple's four children. Ga!Upohs, Jerome C. Smtth, Rt. ~her card elub Monday even. 3 a. m.; Cotton Queen up 5 a . land Mrs. Jack Elam. , - --- -- - - 2 Bidwell, Otls S. Young, 2602 mg at her horne nn Sycamorem.; Andr~w Ca lhoun up 6:45 l LAST OF JACK'S Mr . and Mrs. Harley .John·I Jr., Aqelia and Timmy ofiLincoln Ave., Pt. Pleasant, St., in Mhldleport. PrizB:!I were a m.; L1ttle George up 8:10 WASHINGTO~ (UPIJ ··- Bu~- son, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle PerryBville were weekend visl· Jack V. Hancock, 160 Park Dr., awarded to Mrs. Sonya Way.. lit League 1ncl Little L"lue a. m. I ll,et Bur~au ~•r.ector _ Kt>rmtt Knapp, Kail Lee of Langsville tor$; of his parent!~ Mr . and ~t. Pl~sant, Teresa Lynn Me· land , Mrs. Nancy Morris, Kanawha River - So lvay up I Gordon J! qu1ttmg h1s posl I~ enjoyed a birthday dinner at Mrs. Howard Thoma, Patricia. Derm1tt, 1422 Ka~awha St., P~. Mrs . Emma Moodilpaugh and London 12:30 a. m.; Helen Z.I June, the last of the late Pre~•- Lhe home uf Mr . and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Larry Barr of Pleasant, Mrs. Risden N. M1l· ~rs. Betty Smith . Othera play.. up Marmet 4:05 a. m.: Jamrs denl John F. Kennedy's top f1s- Charley Smith and .Jo in honor Langsville were Sunday vlslton. ler, Lakin, W. Va ., Mra. Alfred mg were Mrs. Bonnie Hubbard Hines down Marmet 4:40a.m.; cal advisers to iea~'e lhe gov- of Mr . Smith. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs . Charles Sayre R. Stewart, Mason, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. The Mr and Mrs . Harley E. JohJ!.. and children have returned Miss Connie Jo carpenter. New hostess served potato· chips, Duncan Bruce down Marmet, ernment. 5:40 a. m.; Lucy Jane L.uca~ from California llld are visitini' Haven, W. Va. , George ~ pupcorn, cookies an_d pop dur· 1.son . Tammy and ~heryl . up Marmet 6:30 a. m.; W. H. MANAGER DIF..S Mrs . Gary Barn1t1, Mary hie parents , Me and Mrs. Char.. Payne, Letart, W Va, ·Bonnie mg the evening. Shaver , .rr, down Winfield 2:10 BELLINGHAM. Wash. iUPI) I Ruth and Ellen of Lincoln les Sayre and Bill. K. Burton, 278 Pearl St., Mid· p. m.; 0\t'an~((f up Winfield -Charles L. Sefrit. 69. relirerl Heighh wel'i! S.turday vllitort Mr. and Mrs . Paul Pierce dleport, Mrs. t.barles F-. Scott, hVE.DAY WEATHER 2:S5 p. m.: Allen R. Merrill up aeneral manager of the Bel . of her parents, Mr. and Mra. and RaDdy are spendinJ a few 119 Kerr St., Pomeroy, Timothy By United Presa lnternattDDaJ. Winri~Jd 10:55 p. m.; George lingham Herald, died 1'uesday D. H. Robeson. days wlth her parents Mr. and Vaulf1n 8auten, Rt. 1 Pome· Temperature!! in Ohio wW Price down Winfield 12 10 a.m.; in St. Jouph's Hospita L I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoml Mr8. Clarence Shumatt. roy, GleM Orender, Rt. J Rut· avenge t . 1 deareu above Jefferson down Winfield IUO ---- --------land, Patrick Michael O'Con· aormal durtaJ lhe pedotl a. m.; Susan Lane up Winfield nor, ~clne, Eber A. Wolfe, Rt. Thanday momlll to Tueaday 610 1 m.; Elgercliff up Win1 Rlcme, Ml'll. Monroe WO· morolat. Some repreoofield 8'l0 a . m. IIams, Rt. 1 Dak Hill, Ml'll. Art five normals are Cle....ad By SAM MARTINO cost close to $50.000 fo . Bothe~ Jaebon, Ml'll. En>- II • 31, Columbao A • 41 Uaited Preas Jaterutloul However, ht said the cost orerson W. Scott, Jackson, Bren- and Cincinnati 88 .. 4.1. ,....._; D~TROIT (UPI)-Man now placing a pei'!IOn in "cold stor- da. G. WUaon,. Rt. ~ Jackaon, tbroupout tile perletl die . be froaen and restored ap" until the advance of sci William J . Hokm- Rt. 2 Well- ooly minor day . tO • day . . !He at some later date, 1c- enco should be greatly reduced aton, Dan C. Sayre, Wilkes•ille. elllllpo bot . , . ldPest l~:;~~;i to a proponent of per· once the process reeeives wide Dalila E. Mua:le, Ironton, Deb-- temperatlll't!l expected Sawlr I life. pubil< acceptance. He ,.ld cost ~ :· ~OI'I'IJ~, Edward day. Pl'edpllollow wtU averProf_ Robert Ettinger, • phy· at that time would be about . owe I~ Po and Mrs. IP about ~ lllcll In lito.,.. N. 2nd Ave. $8 500 Charlee M. Will '· Ravena- FridaY I nd lau....-1 •-' and math instructor at ' · wood w v ---• Ifpen ... ,,.., Fleecy White Bleach .• __ v. .... De little 11o Peep Ammonia ____ %1• Magic Bleach------------·-- 31k • 2 .... 39c Beads 0' _Bleach._ •••••••_. ·- _• pint• Forrest Bill Fertilizer----~---···-····· 50 lb.~ $L98 Dry Trend··· .•••••• ·••.•• ..., �' " •• Community Bulletin Board Ads-Your Modern Classified SOCIAL CALENDAR Br= {JK. l 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-l\liddleport~ .o , AJ>•· 2~, 1_965 : 4 Modern Traditional Manners ore· Demon;trated in Flower Arranging BvslMsl SerYICM ro. ., McCoy, AuctiGDMr. TraiDHOUSE for Sal•: by owner- ed, uperlenced, Cheater, Oblo. A demonstration 00 floWC' deDI, ttcknowledled I woloomo 2 bedroom ranch m Sy......., to a new member, Mra. n.-n 1 1 lie arr ing In modem and modern bircb kitchen w1tb diU":. fil8llllOl'l given by and cueslll, Mrs. C. F. 0 buiU·ins including cliahwaaber, Nolder BaDdl!t& """"' lo Reibel hlgbliKbted Mra. WOllam Bradford, The ~ Will ll*t 1)1! full baaement, carport, excelBuD ill kllc!l> till 1 the Fred Loctwoad. The zJ IIl '·"· lent locati011 with 2, 1, or 4 oew ~- _._.~ mee CBiubo of the lllODlh wu live• WedDesday ovenlnl at _!'! - -~-.. aebool at _7·» , _ ·1960 Chevrolet '12 Ton Pickup $999 lots as desi'red. Qualily work• -lDWII llldlnK. CaD GuJ Nell' the home of Mrs. Harry Mrs. C. F. Blakelloe. _;, __p'o1m.ollloa _. 61Ji' bodY. so lid cab, heater, 6 cyl. ttuns out good. Dlscounl manshlp and materJBl Third Ave. Durillg the businesl oeaslon be ID e1....... Price. throughout. Ideal for early ler, Reeb!o, Ohlo. For ~~r first elub made planll to oboerYe piiDI mado k lbo ......& 1960 Ford Y, Ton Pickup - - - - - $999 Amencan decor. Well below ___ __ M Reibel used the the vlllage clean-up week Mar ltdlllGl plcDII. 4 Nto. .,_ FHA appraisal. Phone WY 2- HEATING, PlamhiDI• ro~}rthia narci.uus S..17 wltb Mrt. John WlrDII' tlralllto lbJderds vi lllrl. aDIIl 6 Y.z' wit'e bodY. good 11 res. Solid rab, 6 cyl. economy mo1ur, hf'att>r . Spt•cial. 2042. 4 21 3tc_ FIU'IIaces. Arno,ld BrotlaerA, wood bird a~ssory tn a named as chatrmaD. App:duted Frlllr. will bi:Bibl JI'GII'• '"' w!':.r~ ..,.,~ 1958 Chevrolet :1 Ton H. Duty $999 - --Ill Eoal Mala Sln<l, ' modern container. Another the nomioallnK eomm- ad Mra. Tom Scally will tlbow c entJI pu •ord Ga• uUierttf d body HOUSE FOR SALE, 3 bed- erey. Pbooe WY %-%441. featured Mr•. West-~·. Mrl. 1 film on water safety. Refresba M1nlmu~D ~h•rt• 80 cenu V8 ~nglll~ . QOOx20 rt'ar tiff' ~ , ht>ll1N , IU, t_ ump , d b h 2 Jd 7 20 If "'J •.•, , the <.;enu per wo rd for Three ~rooms an at , years o · C brancbel LJoyd and Mrs. Walter ments WI'II be served .._ u' 12 c<"UtJ..-e omoeraoiD Low down payment. Phone second vrade room mothen. 1·n a bronze ~·,, ,,.,,' "Ct!n• Dl.....,uru on pat4 a<D uul O• ' ~""" 10 , . , . 0""' . ""rOV 0 Or I Harri50nville, Ohio. SH 2- INCOME TAX Service, A third one was a mod· The nen m...1•• wasllllllOIIn- Class •12 Circle of the Heath 0 ··ARD or 11 7 "C' O:Al!ll , 4 21 12te SOD • Slm PBOD ·~ -· wm meet on t u ;0TRANKl!l tor "'110 "'1'fUAII.ID ~~rord ~~Uo· <J'f\10 ... _... nearrangement using painted for May 5 at the home of Methodist Ch Uf\:.IJ ;UJD ~cb addltloua.l word le I OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. eney. Room e. Coats Bulld- viburnum and branches with Mrs. 81akealee in Pomeroy. Mrs. Wednesday evenlnl It tht omc• uou,.. I POMEROY , OHIO GOOD 385 acre sloek, grain ing, Middleport. white mum In 0 ceramic Grace \Pratt, program chair· eburcb witb Mrs. Hattie Smilb, uo ~ M u. a.oo P. 11 Dai 1' farm, two houses , plenty pas. I 20 tfe IV">ntainer. man, introduced u-. Reibel devotional chairman and Mra. 5aturd.u....41 .30 A 1111 1"1 ts:OO llOOD d be t _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:_:_:___:_:._ '" "¥" u •• . l'f"'S so &A.Sv For Sa Ie ture, farming groun . s The speaker stressed several aa the speaker. Mn. Fry was Emerson Jones, program. ._,. '" PL" " • For Rent --~ =--:-c;-;= d location for lake. Baria<n AUCTIONEER · arran•;no, ~ 1· ntlng the traveling -'-and teoses wUI be Mrs. E. M. Wood, 10 B.LSIJ1..1 Paoou<'.INO 1 _ __ Dt.VJS HEAvY dnty end loa · priced. W. G. Nichols, Tup-.,.._. n.... wAN'! AD --Compleae Service a moderne.--o ..Relbel was given the boB&.- Mrs. Emer.son Jones, Mn. vr TR.AILEH lots tor rent. clo~e ! cr. Phone WY 2-~ 15j 3 tic pers Plains. 4 21 3tp Critt Bradford for a minimum of gift. in Smith and Mrs. Harold WO!Jd. 156 PHONE WY 2·2 I 10 Laundrymat and •choots 1 - FOR SALE-:- Ranch style house Write, l'rml< or Contaet lal; abstracts do best in an The Easler theme wao car- gerd. Valley Lumb~' & Supply Com- ' FERRY-MORSE I in Syracuse : 6 rooms and A. C. BRADFORD tone container as colors out ln the decorations and The Past Presklenta or tbe --~--:-::;---;-­ pany. Midd .eport. 10-~~c SULK j bath, hardwood floors . Racine, Obio do not compete with design; refreshments. A dessert course American Legion Auxiliary of Card of Th~nks___ : h(>at, storm doors and car· i 1 tf~ that designs should be kept was served frcm a table ten· Drew Webster Poat wW meet WE \~'ISH to c:<lt>nd our deep-' TRAfi.ER LOTS ;- tr~ port. Phone 992-2954. free from other confusing dewith an arrangement fea .. Wednesday evening at t be t~t si~cert~ thanks, to every- age and water: rown s ved 1 I 4 20 6tp AUTO SALES signs an~ that one should white lilies aM Easter bome of Mn. Cbarlel Sauer one who gave the ir condul· er Par~ !Sia\e Appro ROOM brick~hO~e~- 2 bath· l.:=========::.lways ablde by the Mrs. ~ar Reynoldl pre- Brownell Ave., Mkldleporl -_ in many ways at the Minersville, OhiO, Phone WY 1 rooms, flnislled Bttic a 0 d i and elements of design. at the 11ilver eoffee serv· APRIL 11 ~~~:~:· ol our hnoband and 2-3324 __ 1 15 tfc ALL VARIETIES I basement. Out of high water. 63 Chevrolet $1,495 In her summary Mrs. Reibel Mrs. Kenneth Amsbary was The Women'• Association o1 lo\lll'r, Laurence F . Napper. SEVEN room huu ~e with bath I Central heating, priced for "700" Sport Coupe. Corvair_ ll~;~:::ic~that the foremost charac- the assisting hostesa. the MiddJeport First United Our deepest gratitude to and full basement in Syra· I quick sale. Phone WY 2-6116 AJI vinyl interior. Shows very II of abstract and mod· Presbyterian <ltiD'cb will meet our friends and rela!l'llt:'S for cuse. Phone WY 2-24;{) 1 or WY 2-2205. Charles F. best of care. ef!l floral art, are that they Thursday evening It the cbureh T the beautiful 1\owm and I 3 \6 tic I Wildermuth. 4 13 tic 63 Ford - - $1,495 Stimulate our power of obserrs. I IOn IS at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. R. M. Sber· ca rds, our neighbors for thc1r_, APAfl1.,-1E - ." ~.. l"t .,, n<l Znd l Main St. Pomeroy vatlon. man will have the program and the pall ,, ,, , "F ulura" 4 dr. Sedan. Only ~s. Edgar Reynolds, .,. Mrs. Emil Ball the deo~--• he \p, cumturtmg floor. Ist floor Sf'n 1or Citizm I FOR SALE: Modem & roo<W IIJS,S4ti easy miles. Automatic - -.,..,.... ~'TY M p Mofor Co•. " -··- -·I'll' C t I and ® ·,' Ina·-- I ___ G A R0 EN SEEDs ;e;:; ' EBERSBACH HARDWARE I ......... 1 l----------· ~~te~~~o R:,~~. LM;:iieM~~~~~.~ saturda~. Ap~l , ~a~~c (~o~~!:a~~~~ :~~~ Loyal He/petS Class Meets At Houdashelts M G'/f• • Hostess I"• YWC Meeting 4 15 BlaeHnOrS ·1 1elevision Revue i I.= -··-...... """""' -p-III.J!or .. Whether 30. ti'n!81. A ptli'e aa.a."'llo u.cov .. S5.1'Ne!o 18.0.0 tG.U- CL.Aa..,., pit G.<lodal Egypt.. &Pent4 IIAILY CRIPTOQOOHJ- s-'• ...... to work it: .t. x 'I'D L • .t...a.·x a II LOB&rBLLOW co-r- "uck/u n It Wheel Al"lgnmenf 1 Br,·"ke B1aeHnars Used Trade In Bargains At Rutland Furniture I ~:~·~·~;~·~·;'~~~~~~~~ TIRE SALE cu. I I -==-;;=-· , I - -."~"ith Bre•kf••' - 1 1 _ apartmeDl ·'. Middleport. Pb. ed. Phone SH 2-%5ti. WY Ul%1. 3 24 tfc 4 13 t2tp THHEE BJi;.1 tour I'O!•'lJ turni~h& 1951 Harley • Davidson motor# .:j ..t aifUndlbed apart. cycle. A-1 condition. Phone lllellla. WY MGt 12 I tic WY 2-7736. ' :W Ole Ij~~:~~~~~~~~~~:~: \ I home on Chester RoaC:., near 1 ·--· - - • Stat• Highway Garage. 100 x ; Farm Machtnery 400 lot. Several financing p!ans R01'ri1'ILLE·R~$55~0ii.. sM. Yia · available to qualified person. i Wellman, ·Bradbury~ on SatPhone WY 2·5337. 4 13 tie .. ur~ay. 6 -"'-.-"'E'•• 0 ~_ . ., _ _ _ _ ... .. 'Jll"ll. . . ; .: ,~ ,. . ' '. \:."!:••"':'..1!~~~~ .._1 "'~" :;::,:~....:,....,,....:.- '"·.. · One lett•r limpJir 8tudl for laOther,Ja thillllnple A II UH4 tor u.e tltnl L'.. :1: - U..two o·•. •te. Btqte letterlll apo.- ~rvphlet, tbe 3eqtb. ud fonD&tbt oL till wun11 an a.~l hint.. aeh day tb CIIMle J«ttD . . --..t. A ont•pca I I .. _ ... .W,BIIII<Y •- I ...... ot,_ ........,.. ca-w a RSMPX8A.KlltAY 'I'PAZlltUBII;'I' Bllt WS'PKXJPq TBPK,-BWUWKP IU' ••••• 1 "Let' a take It ouy, monl Remember we•w 1111: ouraoNH pt aoft eittinJ arownd aU winter!" lit »BXUJ B.'t' '!'VD- B.XPOXA ..!.,~~Jpl P t I~ a _._._....,. Olt~BARTR I '4 A<TT<g GET DOWN ""'"' AN'SALVAGE WHAT I CAN DAILY CROSSWORD t I :I RECKON I "Gone l 1 I BEST · I" 1; · Wor-- I( ' c. J....tero - J. JohnHOLLYWOOD tUPll -l'bera r.ot ..liable, lhouih certainly son 4117 ; R. Bowen, Jr., M : R. l Will be four weekly prlmM!mo bUJo. A!thoUih obvlouo INDUSTIIIAL LEAGUE Bowen, Sr., 451; L. Wolfe 531; movies on network televllllon menta (sucb 1, h!Jber prices ! AprU 11, 1115 A. Stobart till; HandlcOp II staninl thla fall - more than AohiaJid Oil H v•-· d Total 2353 Won t Loot 2 Polnto •vor before. The reason 11 aim- auarantee iar1er crosoes · u~yar ' • Bl , · " - - V WI 1 ·424 · J Mees 311 · D BechUe 1• ae ~··> PP e I plo : People like movie&. They aueeonful fllms of I'<!Cenl years, · 4811 ; E: Gilland llt; Blind 390 ; 1412 E. Bachner fit; W. SNUFFY--· ilet gOOd ratings. and allhough these srooseo do Handicap 11!0 Total 1172. Won ICh' . . ~- upon time ••- 1 1 fit be IBier \145, F. Porter 519, J . TH. REVENOOERS '-""' . s , W•~• no a waya me811 pro s, • I Lo!l2 Polntol. Mr. Bee- R. Duerr S22· Total 2371. Won 2 . JEST BUSTED UP video entertamm011t hsd prom- cause ot huge product1on rosts, Nelson 1:12 M. Moncl!lni 411; Lo 1 1 p .' t 1. 1 'iORE STill. Af\1 ' 010 1 8 ist., 1t was argued tha. using it il still true that nine of the ' L. Jewell 139· Blind 200· G. POUREP. ht!twork prime-time for movies 10 boxorf1ce Leader~ .nave ~n IHarris 492; o .' Dotson 496;' To-- High Game - G. Harris 202; was lrl ab&ndonment of ~ea- releued 1lnce televlluon arr1ved tal ~ Won 2 Lost 1 Points e. Hlgh se-rlel - W. Chisler 545 ; hvt r~ponsibllity . However, Variety'aleadec is still Swltber 1: Lolue _ J . Bailey 1Team High Game - Blue with television at Its eurrent .VIth The Wb.d" (1939), followed 411; T. Bowen 411; R. Bailey ! Grey, e29 ; Team HIKh series-- ! level, the movies quite frankly by " Beo·Hur," "The 10 Com· 1450; K. McElhinny 48S; W. Will- . Blue and Grey, 2377, ore !he best video entertain· n.entment.s," "Around The ford 495; Total2315. Won 2 Lost i Dlent on a week·in. week--out Y.odd in 80 Dayt," " Cleopatra" ba.sia. At least there are real (the prime example of profit. stars, some real swries about restricting cost}, " How 'lbe licognizable people, and the West Was Won1 " "West Side DOW!( 17,Toll fil1111 were not mad~ for the Story," ''The ~ridge on the !.~ LQW<k cenl.o purpose of sellinc: a product- Rive,· Kwai," "The Robe" ud 4.1kick 2.Turllla u.o... only theltlBelves. " South Pacific." All of tht next 'l.Bod,yot W'~b' 3.Spre&d 11. Ret. United Press lnternaUonaJ 10 boxofftee leaden were also ttve a-to I doubt, for Instance, that post-television releases. Lab 22,PI.n.e dr7 C.To-.. lii.ICh.. many persons-except, perhaps, _ lt~ O.Diy eastlng pe~sonnel-would care to U.e Chaaoel Swim: Henry 1, ~=­ C,AI&.ADtoJee the eigh~ weekly hours of Fowler, the new secretary of U. Blackblftl Uq.lope f.N..._ nhet fw-hork ~tv1e~ replaced_ by 18 the Tr~asury, 11!1 interviewed on ~~ ~ -ya, a 1 our Sl uatioll comedies. . "Meel. the Press" Sunday • • • 14. ~ Proof of loyalty to movies by with National Library Week ~CeJ"tq.ony COI7 n.l>;. 1%.Solemn lens Is show;n in a compilation starting Sunday, "ABC Scope" lt.BUlow 21.0lrt'• by Variety, the show buslnesl!l Wednesday airs a half#hour JO. !-~ weekly, of all.time boxoffice visit with book collector Nor# t.l. Rlvel': chan1pions-based on gross ~ man Strouse, who is chairman So• .&m. oeipto In thL eountry and Cana- of the board of the J. Wallsr :12. ::.,... da. and not Including "Birth of Thompson •dvertislng agency. coo& · "'~"'LINE ALLii'r I Nation," on which figures are Time 6:00 a.m. e.t.t, 21.eom.tldll Craig, 'I Dam · E. Perry 461 1,1. Canon 43Z; T. Anderson 391; H. Qlesber t72; L. Smttb 43Z; Handicap 141 ; Total UIJ. Woo I Loat I Polnta 4. f h• ~ :!~it ~~:0~ :!. ~~ etc AUC'fJON: on Shift. Spol.lesH. ond Morris Wolfe , Dr. Slack, 24 begmning at 12 "30 p. 'I ity room, double carport, Y.W.C. members beld month- Baney, Mrs. LeJaod Brown. the Ewing Funeral Home and ut' the former Rev. w. w.' furnace, fully insulated, wall ly meeting April ~tb, al the Mra. James Buchanan, Mro. manv oLhers. Lillian H. NapFor Sale ~ragg residence 011 . Rt. 7 m to -.. 8 !1 carpeting. birch cabi· 1 home of Mrs. Jack Gillian. It Freda Bratt and Mrl. Eliza. 1 · ,• ce ·~ · Na p -Tuppers the Plains, w•ll sell · trees,.~~:;'"";;;:;]P;'i•~-~·~·~y,FOh':k:lo~""i'~l was opened by repeallng the beth F 18 · her. pi'r 9 son, J__,6.ure11 auction household ~oodats nets. ShaJ.e and 1rmt er. 4 21 H.p ZIG 7.AG aut om3tic 1911:, modI R srrubbery. Close to school door ..... Prayer and wu ralled 'lbe Afternoon Circle If the 1955 P ·' fo rme··ly owned by ev 'I ·The April meeting of the lo order by Mrs. Keith R'·· - - -- 1 Buttonhole' Jan,·v "'"gns d h h V ble Heath M~•-••·t Chureb wi'U ~-E WISH to thank everyone e · ·· · . · · l3ragg, in part as fo\luw s: 2 an c urc · ery reasona · Phone WY 2-2418. 4 15 tfc Lo 1 H r 1 of b eiJJUWll f . tht•ir food flowers, cards blind hems. applique:·. ttc. Crosley electric ranges, 2Grady Syracuse, Ohio sJ:cuse\:''1'th04~I:t~urcb twas no_:.plggy bank containing $5 meet Thursday afternooD at tht at~d their sy~pathy after the All built in cuntrols: ~\ala n_ce : door Coldspot. refr igerator. I WY 2-2810. 4 2 tie l!lt64J ·c Ctr~~~~!i:!o,n;:dio, held Monday evening at the was given to Mrs. Robert church at% p. m. Mra. Wayne d.eat h or our son find brother, ~~~ ~2~!i'menLo; $6 ~2 2~a~~~ ~ dinette table and 6 chmrs, l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ er, 7,000 miles. Excellent bpme of Mr. and Mrs. William Bauer for her new baby. Gtuibdbonsl is chairman ol tbe 1 8 Y eBSOD. Clarence Wyatt. Also thanks -··-' "nlique china closet , wnnger I Houdashelt. - • 1 h 1 d 2 11 dition. Phone WY 2·2014. The Easter bonnets everybody A u1 ..... of tho XI e pe ANTIQUE Jove ~at. , ma t.: 1- wa~her, bed, rnat.Lress, dress· ' FOR SALE-Middlennrt's taD6t Mrs. Ralph Robson, president made were voted on and priz... reg ar meewua 10 <Jnyone ~l sc w 10 lll any wayJ Mr .. ami Mrs. I ing chairs, sol.id mahog:uly. er metal clothes closet , 21 est buiiCUng. located 352 N 4 15 p opened It with Psalm 23 in uni· b-- Gamma Mu Chapter o( Beta S:..t m Wv att & Cluldn• n_ Excellrnt cond lfl(\11. M r~. tn~nk 5 , 2 wool rugs, 2 !inol- 1 Second Street, Middleport ne RamBler ea were awarded to Mrs. Ro Sigma Phi will be on Thursday . 4 21 1tc I II S ' ''''" I k' I . son. Devotions were led by ert Burke, prettiest ·, Mrs. Don at 7·.45 p. m. at the Columbia arry2293 wan. Po r tl ·<<<<i • · Priced for quick tl8.1e. ~.~r World Standard ot eem-... --- -. 4 21 31c I t"um rugs . 3 roc mg c h1a1_r r-• Miss Marci-. Karr who Sayre, second prettiest, and G If' M be -• \~. r \\'iS H to i"xpre:;s our sm- ,~ VI 3- · ~· __ odd chai_ r s, couch and c a1r. , qui:e at Ohio Hotel. bcelleace meditation from .The as o JCe. em n art W'lw d uque Mrs. Earl Ril<hie, most unus- to attend. ("l're appreciation to our rt~ la - .COMBINATlON, storm an I (tlil heat mg ..;tove. an 811 ear room, rid. and per. Room' d 1 " ·',.~ lth · ' · 1 ames an cO= w prayual. The Willing Worken ·•·• of book casr, picture r_ ' Business Services lormaoce. SmaD ear eConomy er. Mrs. Royal Thomas gave Gifts were received by Mrs. ch~ 11 ·.t· -". fnends and netghbors i screen donr. 79 1,'2 long 36l"l !ur :heir kindness and sy m· \ wide. Al <>o window sen~e11s,l stunds. lot of ~an antiques, I and . . aagerabWt, a review of tlle l"e of Esther. R bert B Mr E the Enterprise EUB will u o urke and _s. mer- meet 10 - the ~ ..... -~-1 room 1~ Ou' 2 h I .; : at the deat u our I vanous sizt!S. Phone WY · other items too numer. See Dur' th bus ~~"'' ~ 1 11 h mg e IDeas BeSSion, son Pooler from thell' secret Th"-•av everun· •. PolitiCk r• 1 ble ~ nt her' Maggie Manuel. sp:c- :JU92 4 21 :ltc menlion. Lunc aval o' i Karl Grneser, Plumblnc aod Metropoll'-8 Moton money .. making projects . Pals. freahmw-en,lll will be• -~ i:' thcmks to the Racme 'fiSHING bar ai.n f~i 1'365 ~ 100 .John Arbaug~, owner, . .I Heating E. MaiD Street Pomei'OJ dis ussed Ro nd rob ds ..._ Rn""" FtTJt·•·gt'ncy squad, pall bear· . l lg d garden McCny, Auctwneer. . Minersvllle. Ohio PboDe WY z.a1l c . u m car Refreshments of sloppy JV"""• Rock Springs Grange wUI t:,~ the ~ingers. and those nw<ogrlml sc, ra(a~le~~7.e~nmixed), fur l --- _ 4 20 :lie End your sewer trouble~ 4 23 tfc were !!lent to Henry Dailey potato chips, doug~uts, mints, meet Thursday at 8 p.m. ()po. e The IJroiiDI9ii9'V8Riii'Bticl Holzer Hospital and .Mrs. John and coffee or koo!oJUd were oer- erat'JOD Forward "'""' wUI be [I d f od d s~.·r '' 1g ~ _an ow r:. $1.00. John Mohler. Lt-ading DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep-, We bavt: aU sb:es M N uaaw• 1959 VS RicH Black, .f.. Sau ag Th meeti -~~~nul!l __r am1.1 ~:---- ~ -~~~' Creek Rd., r>liddleport, Ohiu. tic t:mk. Get Klean-Em-i\11 1 Sewer Machines door standard transmission. · v e. · e ~ · ved by the boBtess to rs. at obl!lerved. ~ will be apr~ ,ltuary I Phone WY 2-6103. 4 21 3tc -ptic tank cleaner. L•nd· , Reasonable Ratea With the course MIZpahwas benodJetJOn. Mrs. Bill Mrs. Windon, will be .onone owner $400.00. New Hav.. dessert served A Carpenter, Mrs. Emerson Pooler, Don gram served.and 1be~ents ·pUblic 11 illvited. Ob _ - - -- ---- 1-- · - · be- d t mark farrL Bureau. Call WY Z.2971 Day or Nigh! eo 882.2401 , 1 19 lip the hostess w the above Sa-e, Mrs. Earl Ritchie, Mn. .~n _ G·lnY HOWARD PARSONS, :ONE Dump comp1e e. 0,ne 2 18 tfc 7 26 tlo ,. ~~ born August 27, 1935, depart· rad:al arm saw. Denver Olrlnsur•nce Mrs. .WOllam Keith Ridenour, Mrs. Bob Bau· The Afternoon Circle of Heath 2• Real Estate For Sale ed th" life on April 6, 1965, man Lumber Co., Route HOUSE painting, Inside Mrs. Melvm Grunm, er and Mrs. Ellon Rllebie. Methndill Cburdl wUI apoaoor fol_J,owing a l~ng lll~_e ss. He_II pltooma·;_roPyh, o~hlo\~Y · P2ea6ca~~:: fi'ork ·~ FflH SALE · 5 room and bath, out. Roof painting and Copymg servtce. Frank Winebrenner and 'Ibere was a period of dis- a rummage sale Frlday and Jc-, , the fo\lo~mg, IItle, Ed u ,, I I . R tl d glassed in Phone VI 3-2700. leo made ol qat papers. Damon Farrell. Cll8sion following relreBhmenls. Saturday April Zl-24 ill tbe lorna son Mark mother Mag· 4 21 6tc wuse m u an , I bl:rdl records and almost 8DJ' The next meeting will be at mer ~ley Reed bulldtng in · • ' ' I ·- - - JJOrchrs hardwood floors, I d___ _..., W7 • :. • C J th h m of ••- v11on RitchW 1 gic, father, Preston, a hal- ELECTROLUX ~weeper , ~omr · la e lot near CU~'TOM butcberinJ IDd other ""-"ULUQI~· r u ...zr• ome or e o e !rna. ~. Middleport. Mrs. Norman ay.. si.ster, Juanita Ju stis, and a pl ete with 7 attachments. Pay ~~~oorn~~e,Saler! St. •C. R. ting. Phil Meier • Phone WY Reu&u ln&llrance, POIIMI'OJ' Weekend at. Eater i~. Thursday May 21 at 7:30 p. land is chairman for the sale grandmother, Ruth P<1rsons. •jff 4 payments $5 51 t!i:lth . j d · tp 2--35l0. · u 1 tfc I 4 de Visiting during the m. and Uems may be 1tft It ller 4 20 12 He was preceded in death WY 2-2575. 4 21 fltc or an. 1 Gu•n•~ED, reoewabJe for ke th apartment. b ·t G 1 ' """",.~ wee nd wi . Mrs. CLA!I8 l!:Nl'ERTAINED The Past Matron'a Club of Y one "' er, ay 21 lie ,HOMELTTE chain ; aw, rec.m· lFOH SALE' 2 - story house in AIR CONDITIONING ~~~~:I life ho!>pltali¥8tion. Issued Smith and MJSo Hazel Van Coo- Mrs. Dale Barnhart was hos- Ev801eilne Chapter, OES, will - I ditioned, new cham . $1 00.00. Amesville, Ohio, on double i atJon service. Jack's at all ages. Phane WY U166. ney were Mr. and Mrs. Roy tess for the Martha Class of meet Friday eveniol, April 23 Notice Phone WY 2-2922, evenings. lot . 7 "'OOms iind bath, gas I eration, New Haven, Phone 2 1B tfc Van Cooney and son, DonaJd, the Bradbury Church of Christ at the bome of Mrs. Marie Haw---~_:___ _ _ _ • 4 21 3tc furnace, large patio. R<as- 1 .,..TU--2-"'35"'3"'7,""----=1=6"'tf"'c"'l! Employment Wanted of McArthur: Mr. and Mrs. evening at her homo kina of N. Second-Av. THERE Wfi,L be a Tupper- i COMPLETE SET( <f - kitchffi I onable priced. Call WY 2-36811 rOtln Hollman, Jackson; . Bradbury. A dessert courae ware Party at the Chesler ca~mets - 3 wall cabmel•. , m M<ddleport for appOJntEXPERIENCED PAlNTING, interior and exleJ'o and Mrs. M. D. was served to thoae present in· PLAN GUEST iHT Fire House, We(j,nesday mght sink. t:omplet.e wilh Form1ca , ment. ~- ?~_!~~ ior and roofl!l. Rates reason· and daughter, Becky, of St. AJ. eluding Mn1. Carl Ebersbach, The Middleport Cnud April 21, starting at 8:00. . top and 2-base cabmets. Roy , AUTOMOBILE able. Contract or hourly, H. bsns, W. Va.; Mrs. WJibur Van Mrs. Hazel Ruslleli, Mrs. vatlnn Loague wUI hold Ita Sponsored by Chester Fire Armes. ~1inersville . Phon('. M. Braley, WY Hl80. Cooney, Pomeroy; and Mrl!l. George Sisson, Mrs. Clarence 8Dilual pest n1gbt "lburtday Department. Everyone wei· WY 2-3181. 4 21 ~tc : K,tl • t 20 6lc Wllllilm Board ~d son, Bobby, Murray, Mrs. wa- .....,Mrs. evenin•, April .. at tile ~ come. 4 2-~ 3tc - ·- - \,ol Loram Ohlo· u M d ~ ..... n.u• •-e .., - --IT'S OcR PLEASURE to Joan Livestock · • MISS au e Cotterill, Mrs. Nora glon Hall. A oblpomel !Mme MAN and hi s mother wants carpet shampooers FREE HOBBY FARM - 14 acres AND lo~ and Miss Alma Dhllnger Job08Gn, Mro. Paul Willn and wUI be carried out Ja tbe dol> farm work with house. If in- I with purchase of Blue Lustre good tillable well • dramed Serv•ICI Dr.· Melvin E. Doerr. Vetertn- Middleport. .. lar and smaD anlmail A t k d' ed Mrs. Bar•--~ ••- '· I orali008 • terested write to _.lero ld M. Carpet Shampoo. Landm ;J rk ; gardr.n ground on blac klop arl.Bil, ge • l1r ey mner was len' St. Clair, ReedsvJile, OhiO, I Store. Pomeroy. 4 20 IJt.c road, one mile from State 128 Waab..ington St., Raven&· Sunday with Miss Taylor, Miss Route I. 4 14 10tp I - . ; Highway and 6 m<les wood, w. Va. Phone :m-427L Mary Van Cooney, Mr. and - !T!Rf"S 670xl5_ - $3.95; 75\lxl 4- ~ court.house. Has 4 • room Offiee Jooura, l>aily t to 6 p. Mrs. Roy Van Cooney and DonLOS~ WEIGHT safely with $13.95. Ongmal equipment r:- fr<Jme house, with rront por· l WY 2-2143 Pomeroy, 0 . m. 1 II tfc aid Van Cooney, Mlsa Dex-A·Diet tablets. Only 98c placement. 750 )i 14 ~ $17 ·9a. .-·hr:s, unfinished upstairs, and Van Cooney and Mn. Smith, at Stark 's Drug Store. BOOxl4, $19 ·95 · All pn~es plu s ct! llar basement. A by at present. Favors of large candy 60tc ta x. Add $3 .~0 f?r wh1te. wa ll $R~OO . OO. BULL~ZER. WORK, 12 3 1-Full Siz. Kelvin•tor Electric Rltnge 68.88 ---------~ Ltres. Newell ·s Sunoco. Clwst- 160 ACRES _ With good ~P.d With wiD~. Blg or eggs were given the gueJtl. cr Ohio 4 20 6tc I lx 1 d JOb , Call daytimes WI 9-3151. 1-25" Ap1rtment Electric Rltnge _ 49.po ' · g€n. s_acres 1t .om 1an , evens, WI t-8089, Gene Bar. GIVE DINNER AliTOMOBB.JI: luurance beeo (" ated Just off Slate Route nett Racine Ohio 1.,.;;;.-.;- o'i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore en1-Refriger•tor Combination 150.00 caneeUedT f..ost your opera· 1«'1 UcenaeT CaD In :1-Z!Itltl Stmngly built2 8porches, • room large ! - ' - -'- --• 3 29 SOtei tertained dinner Spring8 SUnday IS ft. 200 lb. Freez.r lluu~ t= w1th at their home, aRock lOOt , 1-9x12 UNCI Wool Rug 14.98 ------c:- - : : - - - · - I Land~=~~~S~;!trAs'ervice bLJst:mcnt barn wilb crib Logan Fire and Safety EquipRoad. Guests were Verne Dav· For Rent 1-Admiral TV Set Floor Model_ 69.98 Station !w1th shop and room for ment, sales and Service, Porn· •• ··-- ~r~~~~r~~:~~!i\ls of MJddleport. Mrs. FURNISHED- ·~altment- and • TV STAMPS i<OUilry). $4\lOO.OO. L eroy. All types nod sizeo ol Brieklts, Mrs. Geoffrey (tr•de-in on • color set) house trailers. Contll.ct : The eWHEEL BALANCING fire extinguishers, 2.:Yo~ lb. ex.. Other TV Sets, priced from _ 25.00 Gosney's Duds 'n Suds Coin O~n 7 Ho • .,., A Week - 1~4 POMEROY, 01110 ', tinguishers, Boater's Special Terri and Mrl. Don Jett and Laundry in Pome.. ! oun Daily Dwight Logan, Distributor. cia"•te Ll Operated . 4 20 3tc t ""'' r, sa Kay, Pomeroy. We have • few TV sets left for 3.18 roy. 4 2\ ltc I bPOMEROY Phone WY 2-3821. (as-is) MODERN 4 room and bath, • Jock w . Canoy, IHOUSE lor sale in Racine. Call 4 14 30tp Heip W•nhld 3-Used Living Room Suites 25.po . furnished apartment, Mtddlf', •· PHONE WI 9281 1. _ ~ " 16 Stc LADY TO live in. Housework port. WY 2-3874.- 4 21 tfc I WY 2-9932 FOR SA lK 5 room SMALL and care for 5 boyo, 1-Used Stoker·matic coal fum.a, like ~-· · r SH 2-5414, or write Ve•llerll FURNISHED apa'"'~nt, SUlt-,SINGER SEWING Machine in both , base ment. Gas urnace, ENGINE REPAIR new, ,.t1lled for $499.95 -you able lor two girl~ or coup le.[· Blonde cabinet. Ooes all re- fir('plarl'. Priced for quick ' Walker, Langsville, Ohio. c1n heve this one for 279.00 21 tfe 130 Mulberry. Call WY 2-661!). gular sewing, plus dial equip- sal('. Phn11e 773-51il I, Mason, : ~ Wright Power Saws GRilL ~K -~ n 4 14 If C ped for fancy z;g zag designs, W. Va. 2-Rebullt Mayt•g W1shen, wringer 68... . 4 16 toe ~~ . Bill< .... ~·~ 6 ROOM HOUSE m P•)me- buttonholes, overcasts, etc. - -- ----Sales & Service Restaurant, Porfteroy. I 1-5 pc. Ser 25:00 1 Pay balance due 6 monthly FOR SALE: at Dorcas, roy Phone WY 2-5385. ' • 20 1 1_-New E•rly Amerlc•n . 4 14 tfc payment!! $1.67 per week. ern sevf'n room horne, 4 Ru Lawn Mowen====-==~ Guaranteed. WY 2-2575. I rooms. 2 With wall - to · Fox Go k•rt• Living Room Suite 349;95 , FURNISHED HOUSE, 5 rooms carpeting. Large panelled liv· 4 16 Stc .WIU take with ,., tr•lle-fn :...__ 239.95 and bath in Pomeroy. Call ing room with fireplace, tull ./• W~COX SERVICE Howard Cecil. WY 2-5262. ELEC1'ROLUX Sweepe.r com· basement and laundry room. S M. to 10 P.M. Deily '·' 1WO~=A~ 800 W. MaJn St 3 :.!0 tfc plete with all cleaning attach· Gas heat and air condition- 1 482 $. rei Ave. Mlddlepor1 1-New 3 pc. G...y · · ' Suite ments. Pay balance due $1H!O. ing. Storm doors and wind· , FURNISHED 4 room apartment Terrru arranged. WY 2-2m. ows. 1'I• acre lot. Call after , Marine Supplies Reg. ,~39.95 ' 1..... utilities !urnished. Inquire 4 16 5lc 3 p. m. WI 9-2103. . -- · ~~ 3-pc. , '-, Ohio Hotel., Middleport. '1 19:16 FORD pickup~ 1951 Ford I 4 14 !.2tc 14trFal<.leBr OAAITI' maoghoodp mcqondwritlonand I 13 lei bI I ---- · • ===--::~-~--- · car, new mo l o~· 2 u _l ('J ve:;, ' FOR SALE : All modem brick. l $350.00. Call WY 2-3424, af•erl MODERN • rooms and. bat.h Hereford · Charolms eros'>- frame 3 bedroom ranch style I 4 p. m. t 20 6tp ,,;~ii.i ' ,....,.,. ~--~ Apt. Ph. wv 2·3lG! I Points t. • . . 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Prgm (Pete 9:45 Sunday Show S:30 Sunaat Boulevard 12:15 Eplscopai Churcla Sbieido) (Fridays) 1111:•011 The Good l.ilt 7:00 Off The Air 1:00 Cburch of God 11:00 News I~:~ CougressiDBD'a Report liaiDrdaJ' 1:30 Goopel Call 11:05 Tlny'o C011lltry Junction II Sunday Show 6:011 Slju On 2:011 Old Follta Hour ll<t5 Tiny'o Country llylnn 1bt Qulfl Hour 6:00-15 Mus!C!IIl Clock 3:011 910 Hit Parailo ~ ~ 70084!~&~ 3:30 News Headllnel 12:00 Cement Block Newa Tha Christian'• Hour 7:02-ll<l News S:S2 910 Hit Parade 12:30 Goessier's Guest Star The Rev. Merlln Teels 7:30 Chat • ~ 3:55 Newa l:t.:30 Larry Anderson Show 1:011 'floe Rev. H. G. Stewart 7:t5 Fltot Baplilt Church 4:00 1110 Hil Paradt 3:00 Jim Mees Sbow ·1:30 Tbe Rev. Silas BUinps l oOO Ohio Valley News 4: 30 N!IWII lloadlinet t:ll BiBOttnar Auto · Show 2:00 The Rev.· Andrew Pal'IIIID8 1:0$,10 World News t: 12 910 lilt Parllle (Tuea-'lbur.) 1:45 Ths llfl, - ~ 'l'horue 1:00 Htab Scbooi Jilt Parade 6:55 Non · ua New• (Local> a:1o The Sunday Sbowcut to:30 Soac • 'l'llu. 5:00 City Commias. . . Rep. t:IO Jim M... llbow 1:00 The 1lltrtDade 1o:u The Goidool 1:15 lBO Hit 7:00 Oft Till . 1:00 Newt 7:00 011 11:00 Ilelbocratlo w Mp 0 oad.·o Suudon 1:00 Sign On YOU INTERESTING CONVERSATIONALIST.'! W£ RE5UME Dt5CUSStON TON'IORROW NIGHT.':' . �I ' 111-DaUy sen_~~·'· Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Apr. 21 1985 elosod the •ervlco after wllleb breakfast was served in the ' • IS• Hefd Special E~ster Servtce Sunday at Enterprise EUB Church dininl! room. An organ and plano preloo; ~lssM~,;,!be;;,u M;~ I ~ r'~':::t Marti~ 1 o;:,. Mus Butc116 wiU Pn•ent Recital Mainly About Peo pie Jn Pomeroy lr~ i1un~t.oo ~ly," En~~ ~~.~els,Old 1 .~nd Sharo~h~;nT::. ~(·ruc-tfi<'d lher~. ~rd. ~h~e, ~:~k~r F.~'<ms Sunda~ Bec~y ~va_ns ~ ~ ~l~;~ ---- at~nd ~oending sis- ~· 9Robert w~k <.~ncluded oth~r Practice Held To Receive State Officers DorcasCircle • p0 t/uc k EnJOYS • Before Meetmg ffilrley Sw er .. · Mr. and . Mn. WilHam Ault and family, Dennis, Merrt Perry were In Sprin&field for the Easter weekeed. 1 and Saturday where they were guests of Mr. ~d Mr~ . Leonard Kessenger and sons. -sprite-light. Braided rope·ttim adds a truly casual toucit IQi this smartly mjlorcUskimmer. REGATTAS 1.>) DA .. ._·EAND Complete Line of C•nvas Foolwear For Every Member of the F•mily BALL BAND JETS SAVE Now- I - •nd U.S. KEDS SAVE NOW - SAVE NOW i ~ "'> ~ I food fur the banquet. Helping Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher A practice was held 00 . will be Mrs. Searles and Mrs. and son WH!je, of Belpre spent ceive state councilor. _state VICe Charles Edwards. the weekend with her parents, councilor, and assocwte state ily were her mother, Mrs. Wll·ll The balance in the treasury Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold. vice councilor at the evening Uam C. Houchins of Vintoo, was donated to the Guild Girls Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chap- session of the rally. her sister and famUy, Mr. aed 0 , r the church and a foreign stu- man of Columbus visited relaMrs. C. N. Hill and children, 1 dent. Mrs. Richard Owen was lives in the area over the week· 102 in Auendan.ce Abagall, Emily ""d Nathan. 1program leader and spoke on end. E S • Miss Coleen Wilson of ~:: the 10 Baptist Mission fields a- Mr. and Mrs. Orle Lewt. of At "aster. ervwe spent the weekend with round the world. She was as- Jackson visited Sunday, with Easter sunnse services tives and friends in sisted by members of the CIT· their llllcle and aunt, Mr. and held at the Hemlock Grove and Pomeroy. cle who gave information on Mrs. John Frick. Chnstlan Church S110day The Rev. Donald Boone was each of the mission stations. ing. in Columbus MbDday wheN! he . She closed with prayer. Following the called on Mrs. Bertha Ateber, Attending 1n addll1on oo the hour, which had an who ls recuperating !rom an llJ.. above were Mrs. Pearl Hoffof 102, an Easter ness at the home of her daughman, Mrs. John Kaufl, Mra. ... was P~~sented. A. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Donald Boone. Mrs. Elizabeth "Easter, by the prunary Beaver. Slaven and Mrs. Agnes Whi~e. The Sunrise service of the opened the pro~am. The East- I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mattox The tables were decorated Wlth Syracuse and Minersville er Story was giVen by the and famJJy of PolDt Pleaaant, spring flowers for the dinner. churehes combined was held at B~ Ba~: a;~ !":r b W. Va. spent S1111day with bls Minersville Easter Sunday. an ~ s on B Y parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl CLUB TO MEET S . 1 . . luded "Op- the Jumor and Busy ee Mallor. G d pec1a mus1c me ....... h · ented two East., __ _ 1'he Windin& Trail ar en en the Gateo of the Temple" '"e c 0 " pres Mr. and Mrs. Pat Jo,.,..., club will meet tonight, at the by Mrs. John Jordan; "What er numbers. spent Easter Sunday with bJa Ohio Power office. Mrs. Char- Shall I Give The Master," by f mother, Mrs. Harry Jolmson at Jes Lewis will g1ve a demon- Mrs. Jack Cummins and Mrs. the ~~un l.J'_. Clifton, W. Va. stration on color. Mike 8watzel; "The HoI y In u~e wors&ip serv1ce ----by Mrs. Richard Ply- followed, reception of new Surprue Birtlulay - SAVE NOW - SAVE and .. Lords Pray-w bersas coanedd the .,. er, • by John Lisle, Party U Civen )> Tbe choir o1 each church Dr. Rousb. Mr. and Mra Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenoe Manalso presented a speelal num· bert Pugb, daughter Mar<la, ley honored their daughter, m ber. Charles Hoback gave tbe son Alan .were receaved Rosemary HyseD, with ll surScripture Reading of Luke 24: - membership. . prise blrtbd8y party, Friday, 1-12, and the church lay lead- ReceiVIng ntes of 16, at their home. A er Victor Brown delivered the were Mark Allea Forbes, 800 decorated cake, Ice Easter sermon. Opening pray- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Forbes; cream, coffee and punch were er and benediction was given chelle Reese Cummins, served to those present by the pasoor, Dr. L. L. Roush 1er of Mr. and Mrs. Jack lovlted fl\lesla were Mr. ~ and Mrs. Roush presented an mins, and Traci Lynn Mrs. Thomaa Roush, Mrs. DarEaster reading. daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. othy Bryan. lira. Lucille Casto, m During the Sunday School Jordan. Lucille King, Kalby and Z hour Eastern treats were given Attendance at SUnday Barbara. Mrs. Connie Manley, ~ the children and flowers were was 103 with worship oervJ.ce. Mrs. Raymond Manley and c; sent to the alck and shut-ins of attendance of 71. daughter, cathy, Mr. and Mra. Edward Mllllley, Don II ~ FORD CARS I BRAND NEW ~ FORD TRUCKS I < ~ FORD CARS & TRUCKS z I ~~~~~~'.:"'...."~~.:..::::=::.::.....:---- Mr. Manley, z ~ ~ ::...M~i Van Cooney, Edllb MEIGS THEAlRE < Ill eiMMEDIA TE DELIVERY eWE NEED YOUR TRADE·IN eMOST MODELS IN STOCK eDEAL NOW AND SAVE TONIOHT 6 "THUIISDAY NOT OPIN YOU ALWAYS •.• > ~VE NOW - s~oo SALE ; ·. tOO% combed cotto'Pl twill - water repellent - fully Hne~ Fly button front, r-aelan sleeves, Sizes 10 to 18. Beige, blac and olive drab. I i ·, ! It I II Our regular stock of womens coats. All wool fabrics. Several at f1.39 VYNOCIL DANDEE·TRED WINDOW SHADES Non-slip floor m•ts - 18" x 30' ', Pratical smooth sw'fa~e is easily kept clean. ~ proof; Jrlps floor flat. Trip proof bevelled edge!. Attrac:. tive decorator colors. In abe Supported plastie - W allbable. 36'' x 6' In White. Lt. Tan, Green. ~ c; < • , SAVE NOW - SAVE NOW - SAVE NOW - SAVE II 11 I IMaster Plan for Colleges .Bared WORW SA~E "KANTSLIP" FOAM·BACK THROW COVERS Ideal Furniture Covers. Laminated foam back clings to any surface. Stoln resistant. No iron. Water repellent. Machine washable _ Machine dryable. Colors: Brown, Turquoise, Pumpkin, Green, Gold . Size 2"x60" _ 7 Sizo 2"xl08" _ _ $3.95 SIH 72"x90" _ $5.95 $6.95 Sizo 72"xl26"- $7.95 49c CLING Vllllt Elberf•ld• W1rehouse 7 on Meehanle Street ALL VINYL STICK.ON PLASTIC 18" vinyl film with a self ad· heslve backinc. Eaay to use. Waterproof. 25 different Cllna: eolon and patterns a\'llilable, 39c (, where we sell hard surf-ace floor coverings, linolewn, Cona:owall, Chrome edge and Muticl and BJe)'dea and see the new lhlprHnt of Power Lawn Mowera now on 1111. YARD SPRING FABRIC SALE Spocill 1- prlcoo brillll 'you oxl_rl nvilllll for Ill Sprillll-11111• ___ _ -----. FLUFFY COnON TERRY CLOTH Fine for robeJ, towels, beaehwear. 38" wide J'llf, blue, pink. red, gold. .79c in white, YARD - DACRoN•Ind COrloN ---POPUN ell~ Sargus Says Extinction Is Threatened N% Cotton. EIBJ oare Dacron polyeoter llrl• New fubloo colon for sklrll. jaobtl. shorts. Dacron - poplla. 40" wldo. Wash and Wear. Preahrunk. Drip __ SALI _$1.19 __ YD. _ --- ENIM conoN D -- Ideol dresa wetcht - catron denim for oloeb, Ja<kell, and sklrll. 311" wide. Solid ooloro and otripel. 69c YARD ------- ---·."SILKARAu Wov011 of 91 ~ Spun Rayon and 9% SilL Machine wubabllat. QutdJ: drying. Wrlntlo reslaltnt 40" width. Nubby weav1 Whitt, WblttiBiue, Green, WhlteiGnon, Bla<t, Whitt. RIOULAR f1.69 YARD . $1.19 .._ IALI __ _ ------New Shipment! QUADRIGA PERCAU. 49c A YARD EASY CARl-S$ PRINTS ,. · · · . . · ''· · ·· '· Plinta. 411", wf4e bu •llffiUiar ~-«* ft!uo. lil."~ •. lltlM ••••• ·loi:lio · aol ~- . .... ~ . . ·.·'7"" W 'lllllit., dreueo, bto.,... . ··· , Ht ,, . ' .... •tr:,' .. L MIDDLEPORT, 0, '' ~~-: -------- ------ z 'I·. Colonial Patterns. No laumlerina necessary- skid P:Oofcolor fast. Beautiful colors. Can be matched In all sizes. $2.19 - tl"x30" OVAL -------------------- SALE $3 t9- 24"1136" OVAL -------------------- SALI .. · $4:69- 27"x41" OVAL - ---------------- --.... 19 . · § ·1!1 QUICK ACTION - Pomeroy council Monday night approved purchase Model "50" !londa for the police department and here is Chief Jed Webster, eeivi'ng it Wednesday. At nght is Richard Rawlings of Rawling Sons Motor Co .• dleport, area Honda dealer. - Sentinel photo. styles to choose from. GO 121 REGULAR $39.50 WOMENS COATS ........ SALE , RIGULAR $29.50 WOMENS COATS ........ SALE $20.01 ANTI-FATIGUE . ' ·1111 ' 'I i'' 'II i'll ., •. ' SALEI WOMENS SPRING COATS . Keith Goble Ford WY 2-2196 ALL WEATHER COATS wldo. CbooH from_• btl ... leallon of brltlrt llorll ODd novelty Jrinta. bo- ~~~~-~ l!rlpol IDd I Wide tll'NT of ploln oolon, AT "' WOMEN$ REGULAR $10.00 1011~ Cotton. Jl'aot eolon. 88" PAY LESS ~z $7.90 2 pc. orion knit suits - cardigan and slipover styles, soft pastel shades. Sizes 10 to 18. ::11llhorll and RoJ:ie Oller. FIVE Student Demonstration l At PPHS is Threatene SALE Mike, Mrs. Mary Kaull, and Mrs. Lawronce Patty, P1!81Y. Randy and I THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1965 WOMENS ORLON KNIT SUITS ub~pedt"~ya! < ~ m: $J.OO $1.69 SALE Weekend guestl of Mr. "KAREFREE" VINYL PLASTIC OVAL RUGS Mrs. John Krawsczyn and '""•·II mal~; en tine REGULAR $10.00 S~ay Churches Hold Joint Services Easter Sunday . All 1 Llnen type fabriu ReiUlar •nd balf •IZH. UGU;:; ...9.50 WOMINS SUITS ........ , IALI ttiGULAlt $29.50 WOMINS lUtTS ------·- SALE f21, ttiGULAR $35 DO WOMINI SUITS . ........ SALI IZ6.80 tliOULAI 129:50 WOMINS SUITS •••••••• SALI ·:·: IIGULAI t25 01 WOMINS SUITS -------· IALI f 6. IIOULAJI $19:50 WOMINI SUITS - ----·-- IALI f14.M WOMENS BLOUSES /"~ l~alio~ ~;~~ ~':he ~~~~;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiO-::"IIcity" Warmer, Bill Dixon, who Is employed ~,.37 in Pontiac, Mich. spent the EBISAL I ter weekend wlth his :~:~::; j Washable rayon blouses Mr. and Mrs. John ~ shGrt sleeves - bow neckand his fiancee, Miss Be•rerl:y I line. Sizes 32 to 38. 1 saucy SALEI WOMENS SUITS .... ~~~ow • ...u.. REOULAR f1.99 1 Sw«< and _, wfllt • rece~tlon 0~a~~e c~~~~s~ments aJrema tllfo o!teJWoa. ·~111 lonlpl. ~ l'rld.iy doady 1 lillie Mr. and Mrs. William Rus- report~ ~y ev~l~ ,_'lldenltnen Ia - sell and sons, Ken, Mark and John, were In ClnclnnaU Friday hi~ Mr~. Beula~ Whl~'fl;:e~eonw~r enll~~ed,nnounc<ments ~ THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY SALE DAYS AT II.BERFB.DS . • with Mrs. Elizabeth Humphrey Perrin. and Mrs. Charles Buck. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thumas WeekerJd guests of Mr. and returned home Friday, after a ten days visit at Moline. Ill with Theodorus Council, Daughters Mrs. B. F. Parmalee aDd Mr. and Mrs . .lohn Thomas and or America, met in regular ses- mother, Mrs. Ludie Meadows Members of the Dorcas Clr· ·at Lorain with Mr. and Mrs. sion Mvnda) evenilli, at the were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cald~ well and children, Beeky and First Wallace Lee Heuter and dau- IOOF halt with Lottie Cohen Cle of the Middleport Susan of Marion. They were h h councilor, presiding, Baptist Ch;rchtlu~~e~;~er ptr; g ~:.- and Mrs. John Thomas Reported ill were Maxi_ne rotite to their home foUowing po lar meeting. of Moline, Ill. were overnight I Moore in Veterans Mernoraa1 trip to Florida. ceding u•elf regu s chair· guests Friday of parents, , Hospital, Mildred.Spencer at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rifne Mrs. Charlf:S Searle ' Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas. Holzer Hospital and Helen Baer. as their Easter guests man, presided. . ted Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L. Reu- Fannie McNamee was their son, Melvin Riffle of Coter nnd daughter. Cristiena ed rmproving from a recent ill- lumbus and daughter and famdevotJOns Lynn returned to their home, ness. A get-well card had been ily, Mr. and Mrs. David McKenofof Wltnessmg. 1 d the l...orain a weekfuture events me u e . . Monday · ' arterd M Ed Isent to Mrs. Moore and one is z1e and children of GalHpohs. G d W men's Associa- end visit w1th Mr. an rs. -ito be sent to Mts. Spencer. Miss Carla Gilmore, 0 hi 0 IRio service to be 8"' Thomas. Nye Ave. and oth- A communication W¥> University student, spent Middleport church er relatives in Middleport and I from Edith Wakely, district weekend with her parents, Mr. d· jng April 26. A Bradbury. Iuty, in regard to the D~:~l Mrs. Carl Gilmore. Mon f ilow With Mrs. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Rally which will be held , 0 wJ as chair- and Mrs. Edgar Thomas were I day m Marietta. A ""''lrllm-1 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ha.yesJJ David Darst . named to contri- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L: Reu- lion. was made oo the home and son, Gregory, spent the mabut"e· with ter and daughter11 °ffLoBraadmbanyd orphans fund and rally tax weekend in Fairmont, W. Va. sandwiches or dessert. Helpers Mrs &!and Bud Russe Fisher, ostudent r urat· pal"d· . with her aunts, Mrs. G r a will be Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mountain State Business Col- Dons Darst wa_11 Howe and Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven and Mrs. lege, spent the weekend with and ~lected recording. Taylor and also a cousin, Mr. Clyde Winebrenner. his arents Mr. and Mrs. Ma.s- 1and ~stalled by Mane and Mrs. Frank Bartus. May 3 will be the Mother· on ~isher,' Minersville. ! counc1l depu~y. Plans for Mr. C. B. Weise of ColumDaugbter banquet of the B: H. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warns- rally were d1~cussed. Ca~~:~~bus, spent the Easter weekend So cte Y· ley and family of Pomeroy were au Sanborn Missionary t H ck and Elizabeth h with his sister-in-law, Mrs. R. Mrs. Tony Fowler ~s ch<~ir~ Sunday evening guests of Mr. were named to pure ase C. Sam~bw-y and niece. Miss Sail man. The circles w1ll donate .and Mrs. Mason Fisher. for the rally. iy Schaar. chu~ch ~r . -- Middleport w111 present h..: recital 'Mlursday a e . Miss Patricia Fi.eld.s, student 3 p. m in Ewing HaD at Airman· Melvin Swisher at the Holzer Ho>sp1tol Umversity in Athens. returned to his base II QU<III-1 Nursing, spent .he Easter hd Miss Butcher a piano malorll set Point, Rhode bland. after lion with her pareniS Mr. • ' · spending the Easter M J se h Fields and son Jeff- at Ohio University , " a with his parentl, Mr. and Mrs. _'s. 0 P of George Katz, Professor ish Sc~~.~~ '~ 1VEA'I'HER Mlsa Jedy Butcher daughter of Mr and Mra Butcher, ' hi Jce followheld at , also snag, "One Day :'' the ed the wo~ P se~:adi and Spoelal Chureh h)<!ln "Holy, Holy, by ed and fat !hi:" chOir; a duet, Let Us pray y "H Live!" by the Eaatet· --Y· B d Together" by the hymn e ' lk Mrs. congregation. A spec181 number The Yooth FelloiiShip was In Br_e•k . rea charge o1 the Sunris- serYJce, i Mt·<> Karen . Wa ·~lo "Ten . wos presented by the Boys and 8 thi theme beutg a ehora! na~- John Musser · , Keith Ev· Girls Chorus and the Re~. r y. . Piaoo at OhJo . UmYerSity. She rativP stor> "1'1-ulv '11:e s. n Thousand Rugged I Smith had for the sermon topic Miss Mary AM Fields of c;.o· will play selectJum from Mo.. 1 ,, Dod ·· · A sp<'<'l3l numb<or, '"'· ' " " "The Everyday Meaning of •umbus spent the weekend With zart. Bee!hoven, Brahms and . Clmst·s Way :· by th<> youth Cross, by . the cho ··Were You !':aster." her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jos- Barook. She Is a graduate of 0 , w u.rt•r·tea "' \I· · ·· · ,. !o ly . During the Sunday School eph Fields and Jeffrey. Middleport High School and was Dam. opem·d the service, fol· . and the choir sang, "The hour in charge of Ralph Spen· Mrs Jessie Russell visited Ia plano pupil of Mrs. Norma lcmed b< I he mvocol oon by the the Middle Cross. A cer. superintendent, • program with Mrs. Eli'"beth Hecox here. Plannmg oo Rt>\ \lt•n?t•l ..;mlth :1'1d a song.: . an ~.~~hrist Arose," by Miss was presented which inclu~- Humphrey . I the concert are her mot er, , I (ja..-e My Ute For and Mrs. Musser, and ed a song by the children s Charles Burt is a ! Mrs. Ira Butcher, Mr. and Mrs. by Bun n,t" Jud:- ::tnd Liane two numbers, "At the Cross," choir, a duet by and at London, 1 his Coats and son, Smith . d " Pnuse Him Pra1se Him" Brenda W1ll and recitattons by ter Mrs. Harley Holcomb and en Coals and Mrs. Waller Jt'nlllt' Tt•tTy the choir the several children. A combined relatives. Crooks. ttnd .Junior Bent; 1\t're n<~rratf . _Y , lesson with remarks by Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Grate ----urs fur the st ory· a pa rt benediction by Frank Ar- Spencer closed the Sunday and son, James of Charleston. "hirh was glvt>n. bt"l"een t ~ otl and a solo, 'The Lord's School. W. Va. and M.r. and Mrs. Gary f!'!lowmg song<:. a~. ongma ~ .. .. by Miss McClintock, Dudding and family of Hunt1 poem b•· Kay ~c~-~mtock who ayer, - - ·~ jngton, w. va. visited Sunday '"';:!.... ;:;;; nd And AroAubout -- ••• , . :6.9c ,.,·:.·~Mo·."' ~LI ........ " ,~' . -..+' . '· ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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