http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e2647fd117ba5e62b644af50f5cb1a81.pdf 0ac72ec2304eea6c6e3549a9cc7b916c PDF Text Text • • I • ' ( I I . ~u~h Minoon~~:;t~. >Tele-Misslon " Baptill ~oted Mrs. Charles BaMett was In ol the annual Fellow· charge of the dedication of the a rolorful areen leaves ud topped with the miniature bride · ~~p~lay~·~Je~t~w~as~itih~ Igi:Sanbornsponsored by the _B. aented love giftbySpecial ' Missionary SocteMrs. music Beulahwasn fbiiA• I !'~·~·IO!laT)'~ the RJo Grande Association, in charge of the progr~m. of the church, wearmg native dn:ss of the v_ar~oua - ADMIRAl! • Tile SllllDON Model T1000 Color TV Smart Couternpon.ry table Color TV. featuring aew ;Adtninl·built 26,00().volt p,. ciliou crafted borizoutal chass11 ·"iiith oew 2A kt. gold preci•ion ~ iulml8 greater chaslull ieliability, _..Electronic Color ;a ! for more natural color, 8 1. aew Cokw TV CODtrut Con. troL Pro1Jt Alnico V ~er. .fl3"4.. Ia., -10~· w., 19q•• d. )lodol Ttooe-C......,.. ftru.h .,._..., .;:=.-..:-u.......- depleted the ·IIUSSIORan orga•l pre Jude by Mrs · . h il Brddbun:. Mrs. David Darst work bemg done m t ese -~ • Some. of bel the costumes preSJ· l:\1 over the me~ting in . to the absence of thP president. were authentiC, ongmg Mrs _ Paul Smart. There was were Mrs. Boone, group singing of. " In Christ Hawaii: Mrs. Wil· There is No East or West." ap- lrepresenting propriate to the ~rogram . Anthony, Japan ; Mrs: Miss Freddie Houdashelt, de- son Ba.ker, ~h1na, wearmg a votional chairman, read a story, reai _Chmese Silk custume 1 to M Ethel Hugh~· "Days The Cows Dldn'l Come ongmg . rs. .. . • : H ., and used Bible scrip- Mrs. Milton Hood, Phlltppmes. tu~~e Our~ng the business Maxine Russell, a Burma nurse lng 13115 were made ror the Mrs. Clifrord S_tumbu. India; ' ~o,·ieiiY' lo be in charge of the Mrs. MBert R'Boehmer' the Con· 1.: h rd 0 M · service, Feb. 23, carry· go; rs. •c a wen, ex· lhe theme , "School of ico. , Announcement w as The stage setting carried out the theme of the part world· wide television may play in carrying on the . missionary work m the foreign ftelds. Mrs Boone coocluded the program· with a prayer ror •• 0 u r friends in faraway lands." Fol· .1 lowing the program. members ~ REG. PRICE and guests were Invited 10 the church dining room wdhefre re· freshments were serve rom a b! d 'th red loth ta e covere WI a c carrying . out the valhentine moMIDDLEPORT, 0. Ill Cookies sandwK es te~ and coffee wore serv'ed with ::::iii:i::::iii:i::::iii:it.\ Mrs Boone anc Mrs. Darst I .. · I Sidmg at th• coffee and tea · .ervtces MiSs Houdashelt and Ch. 1 "- 1 ·t d .M rs ares =ar es assts · h. th · t th 1 bl e Wit e servftmhg a . e a. ei . rWtohmenho h e various ctrc es o e c urc were m oJ the te•. Approximately , women attended. p ANGEL TREAD Sl Ip p ERS ,Pnly BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. THE SHOE BOX THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL '58 OLDS IDd ....,..,. . ' .. NeW et • ltolpl .. ~ 7,m. \ ... MR. AND MRS. ROBERT TRIPP CaroIyn Vaug han, R0 bert Tfl'pp, 4t ' enttne; •• VOl XV NO. 248 ' . Dnric•l ~._ f'~ ~twr,lll 01 fA. ••.,. •• ·. ) POMEROY~~~' ' • I I . . I ; -; J 1 ' •.;. lU ...,_ . ' : ----...,.----------- WEONESOAY, ,fEBR.UARY 5, 1964 , De Gaulle Won't.Aid Cypress 'Force uncovered Lycra by Warner's !'ARIS (UP)) - France announced ltlday il will not provide troops for any Western Unit~ ....~- '.,. peace • keeping Ioree proposed for Cyp.'''~ by the United Sljttes and Bntain. · ·Jnter~,.q_.)q,aiJ The dec,islon was announced WASHINGTON - Sen Abra· by Information Minister Alain bam A. Ribicoff, f>.Conn.: clear· Peyrefitte foll~wing a cabinet Jy h•d the Capitol elevator meeting presided over by and tho sympathy of 45 tors. but the held the clOakrooms. lR) (R) DOUBLE PLA Y(R I ' .. · . criu-cros!l blnda Dtttten your tummy, a pleaa sure to wear beeause it President Charles do Gaulle. · The cabinet session was as Sociallat pr..ldontlaJ date Gaston Defferre his campalga to Gaulle in next year's While ltJ aell with the project to send to troops ebo>en from among was wcrlted out In Jlelotlatlollal "Frllllee wiU not assoclate In Zurich, Switzerland, among eell with the operation JII'OIPQIOd I the Greek, .Turkish aod Brlllob by our Brlllob friend.s governments and re•nlled In prus," Peyrefitte aald. the signing of IICCOrda ~ "It Ja not up ta FriiDCe by the Greek maj(lrlty IDd meddle In an QPeratlon bas<idj Turklah minority on Cyprua. on the Zurich atatua, Jn The ~ ruled out both draftlng of wltlch she baa partition and Cyprua'1 even~~ participated and which -mal union wiUt _Greece. ltJ ber mtlli"IY to last forever." * * * NICOSIA, Cypnto (UPII Tlte Ualled Stote. be1u alrllfiiDI Amerlcaa womea lllld cllllllrea from olrll..tom Cy· pruo Ieday, aad u ombaoay opokeomaa blaltd at arme4 lateneatloa If daacor lhrellleas RBy .t · tbose wb• remaiD weighs almollt . notbing . OBSERVES BIRTHDAY Small, medium, larJe . Michael Eanes, son ol Mr. 439: while paotle, $10. h U 't d M tlHod' 1 and Mrs Donald Eanes Mid438: girdle, $8.915. Eia.. In a beautiful ceremony at t e m e e ts dl rt . 1 b ted his ' sixth tic: Uncovered Lyer1 church Sunday December 8, at 1:30 p,mM Carol~ b~iru.ay c~!.:Y with 'll chll· (DuPont's nylon-Bpan. Jean Vaugha~, dau1~te~ 0iv~r. ~~~me ~~e bo;:~se of dren in his kindergarten Class. dex) Antron<Rl · nylon Tomorrow(R) bra 21MVauf:':;~rt210*riMppu s~~~~f Mr .. and Mrs. Fred Tripp of Chosen to slt at Michael Eanes' 64; t!ups set In adjust· r. · • 1 table were Joe Anthony, Mlch· able strel<h·mesh, $3.915 Ma~oh~· :.~ V~. Melvin Alkire read the vows of the dOU· ael Davenport, Allen Dodson, · · d 'th gold Michael Lavender and Tomble ring ceremony before an a1tat· cen 1ere WI a • "th ., nt of evergreen white poinset· my Walters. These boys serv· crossanwd'var~~g:r;~n~~ryeon one side and 'lighted candles ed Ice cream, cake, and candy h th 'd B sk ts to th Ia s multi-colored candelabra on t e o er Sl e. ba e h e c_•_·_ __ white gladioli anti poms J>Odms fantdh twoh seve,n rdancr D were ofl etther s1 e o e c ance , an a • MEETING CANCELLE f d d white poiusettias on the altar The meeting of the Laurel ' 0 re an t f h't d H alth Cl b h~ In each window were arrangemen s o w t e an Cliff Better e u sc =· . · 1es 1ea d'm g uJ·• poinsettias and lighted can dl es. Both ats "" 1or Th ursday event'ng at to the altar were covered in white. Mrs. Norma Goodwin the home of Mrs. Robert Bowthe altar and chanceell~f~o':r~t~he~o:occ:..a~s~io~n'.:..._ _ __l.."e".n_Ihlllas~bee~n~ca~n~c~el~led~.:.._--!l..=======....,========"""==""' · rrJusic I A half hour ol nuptial by Mrs. Ben . d M orgamst. an rs. HONORS BROmER Burt, soloist. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curtis en· Given in marriage by her fa· tertained with a dinner Supday ther, the bride wore a floor evening at their home, East length white brocad~d ~=::~I Main St., honoring her broth· gown. /The fitted bodice er, John Grueser, who leaves ed a£neckline with pearl Wednesday for Ft. Jackson, N. and long sleeves coming to C., where he will be stationed points over the hands. The long with the West Virginia Nation· chapel train was attached to al Guard. Present were Mrs. back of the skirl at the 1\ Stella Grueser, Minersvill.e, waistline. Her fingerti~ veU of ' Miss Juanita Huffman, Chest· nylon net was held m place ler, the honored guest and Mr. by a Queen Anne tiara of seed pearls. She carried a white 1 and Mrs. Curtis and daughter, Sandra. Bible topped with a white . chid and long white GIVE LUNCHF..ON streamers. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag Miss Jennifer Lohse, maid entertained with a luncheon on ' honor, ware a red b~~~::::11 Sunriay at their home, Min· I dress and ·carried a ersville. Guests were Mr. and Ibouquet of red cam~tions Mrs. John Jordan of Columbus. white net centered w•th a Mrs. Stella Grueser and John ed candle. While brocaded ski1rts I Grueser of Minersville. with velvet tops were worn by the bridesmaids, Miss CharCOMPLETES TRAINING Jene Diehl and Miss Tamara Richard M. Hays, 18, son of Finlaw with red velvet tops and ' Mrs. Stella L. Hays of 199 Mill· Miss Alita Carpenter aod Miss st, Middleport, completed oosic Kay Compton, the green tops. training Jan. 24 at the Naval Eacn carried a colonial bouquet Center, Great Lakes, of red and white variegatld Ill. carnations centered with a lighted candle. Joy Loraine Grover, as flow· er girl, wore a white dress with red satin bow at the waist and a red veil and carried a baskPt af rose petals. Alvin Tripp of Chester served as best man for his brother and ushers were George Vaugh· an of Middleport, uncle of the Gold St~r Award !;lao Rongo. This is your big opportunity, Mn. Homemaker ••• bride, and George Hoffman of your chance to become a part of the fascinating, Pomemy. Froo trip to St. Petoroburg, Florida, lor "Mrs. Ohio" challenging Mra. America oompetitil>n I ' The bride's mother wore a and her .hUsband, where they will be guests April 2~12, gold colored sheath dress with To enter, you need only be married and 21 or over. at the luxurious Soreno Hotel, overlooking the picturesque 1 white accessories and a cor· St. Peteriburg Boy ond Yacht Club wllh oll·oxponoeo poid, There is nothing to buy- no entry fees to pay. sage of gold and silver net and e~nd will eriloy special membership privileges at both th• There are valuable prizes lor winnera·at every level white carnations. Mrs. Tripp boau~ful Sunset Golf and Country Club and tho oxcluoiyo . in this contest to find the nation's 11umber one wore a three pieee dark brocad· Bath Club homemak~r. ed suit with matching acces-sories and a corsage of white AutoriloHc Goo Clothes Dryer You have everything to gain and nothing to lose. carnations and red and silver So; join your friends and neighbor& who have 16 mm. color print of film to bo made of .the 1964 II<'I. already entered. It is fun- it's esclting- it'a Amorica Pageant, plus o gift pockogo of Lover &roo. Mn. A reception was h~ld In the profitable. Send for your entry blank today. soaps and detergents. church parlor with members of the JOF etaS! of the church Automatic washer Of your choice, plus a 'feQr't Take Marriage Vows December 8 ,.u Mist beblnd. ELBERFELOS ' IN POMEROY Be a star in your own right! I WIN TWO DOOR SEDAN Automatic, power brakes, power steering, wls:w tires, radio and heater. One·uwner new Olds trade, only 43,000 miles. FAME FORTUNE KARR & VAN ZANDT Clldillac - Oldsmobile ''You 'U Uke Our Quality Way of Doing Business" WY 2·5342 ~. ...~ I ( pwteh, m1n1s IDd lllllll were .served. Mrs. Leo Vouchan aerved the cake aod Mrs. Kenneth Grover prealded at the puncn bowl. The bride Is a graduate of Pomeroy !Ugh School, class of l!IU wbero she was a member ol tile band, the Sfl"111ah, Sci· ence and Glee clubs. She serv· ed aa Jlfequard at Maplewood Lake for two summers. She Is a member o1 Bathol !lo. 62, Job'• Daugb~s. and of the American Legion Auxiliary. Th• groom II a graudate of Wahama high School and at· tended Marshall Univenity. He is now employed by the Dupont Chemical Co. In Parkersburc. The couple is at horne ltJ their frlenda In Tuppers Plairu. OUt of town ,gu.. ts at the wedding and recepUon were Mrs. Ruth Byrnes of Cinclnnall and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and chll· dren, Stevie; Carla and Jeffrey of Athens. n of the 11 Baptist Churches ~,... ....... tf ~ ~ ..... cak~. ul the Middleport First Bap- and Mrs Paul Haptonst"ll who Church Monday eyenlng at i1 ..ng , "How Great Thou Art ." the church. 1 Mrs. Donald Boone, Invited guests included womch.airman and pre_ •kl1ent I the area belonging to the Rio Grande Baptist Association. The mt>eting was opened with ' ....... ,.NOW YOU J[N()W • . ••be .. ballt 411 fb.,, ..- -,.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -....- . , brlde"S >table wu lo9111y ID white linen C<lfer IDd . ctlllered with • live tle.red weddlnc eake ELBERF£LDS with rtd I'OIIObucls IIIII .I f=Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middeport, 0 ., Feb. 4, 19M ~;.a~erftleltJ ":~!'~~-~! ·:Colorful Missionary Playlet is 'Highlight ol Baptist Program ' Pol'l1eroy, Ohio FABULOUS PRIZES ** I 1 WEEK ONLY I ~ 25th annual * * * * * * * * •.• * * * * * * * **** Mrs. ·America lit Contest ****** ************ ******* . * MOORE'S * NEW TREADS * * ** * $3:0,000 In Prizes * *ofi.~l!·exp.enle * * * *-* *~cotlon* * * Americ~ ** * * ' * $500 *· 1t ******** ' MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO s FOR DISCOUNT PRICES IN MOORE'S ••• 750x14 BLACKWALL TUBELESS REGULAR TREAD 12 MONTH Pluo tu: FrHinotaliotlon GUARANTEE SERVICE CENTER MUFFLERS, TAll. PIPES, SEAT COVERS, SHOCKS, ETC. FREE INSTALLATION • ·Moore's 1n Pomeroy 1214 W. MAIN - Open An Account- Pay 'Day Terms- WY 2·2848 In Cash Froo trip to Now York World's. Fair for Tobias. her hu•band ana chfldren Colore. rtoont : (~irs. ......... fashion wordrobo, Including coalf, oullf, iiO)flmo 'and oftor·fivo .~r...... . ' ' Tloro•. by Kromor ,.;.,,the "Diamond .J,ook" ' ' Outd- Goohght . ' Thouoandi ~of dollars In pononal appearance ~ pluf all··~ Pl'id lfovel thro'Vgho"' tho coontry, mHIInv, well· '"l-n dlgnltariol, colobriH.. and prominent pOI'oanalhloo. ·. Amorlca, . :* Complete WED. ond THURSDAY . Fob. 5-6 NOT OPEN . 'It ' . Pair ;,f Cfa• C.andl11 . Gorhain 1S~riing.SIIYor "'mpote \' ' ; • •14 ' ' ,.P~qo;;Many Ot~r Vlllucl~r. PrizN T01 COlqmbll llll&.oi,'Dhlo,lno. '131 Jt, 2nd A¥0., Mkldlopart, O. I w'ul6 llilt 19 onMr tile Mn. ~... ~ •• COntoo~ · ''"'• otnd• camp lab ~oriiHI rulu ••• . an Olflclol R110oi11 lluntfonnalrt. I l (' "t .' Janet Leiih. Vafl JOhnson ' . ,_,, ~ ·' ( I 'I'·',. . " . SUN., MON., TUDS. Folo. 9 thru 11 "WIVES AND LOVEitS" • ,,' '' ' '· .,. ''I' ''·' FRIDAY and SATURDAY "GIDGET GOES TO ROME" (Technicolor) Cindy Carol. as Gidget, Jam· es Darren, Jessie Royce Lan· dis, c~aare Danova, Danielle deMet%, Joby Baker, . Don Porter, Jeff Donnell. Pnturette: SPI•• & ;vye Coloreertoon• ----~"""' supply of "Afl" paid wftk's· for Mrt.. ,nd hot husband on tho Island of Curacao In, tho Caribbean ' LASt TIME TONIGHT "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" (Technicolor) Paul Newman. Joanpe Wood· ward Thelma Rtter. Eva Ga· bor. Maurc·e Chevalier, Geo. ·· Shelly W:inferi · ** . ,. '. .. -~ ... ~ ; } ' ~ Road, �. 1 \ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' va., spent • t Athens. lll'ont StJndoy with Qt«<e 11!111 Ia~ 2-DaDy Se.~~Unel, Pomei'Uf·MJddleport, 0., J'tb•.ll, ltei week•nd wiU• Ids parents. \lr. motn• r "'""· rreda Bowen ll!!lllly, · . . .L .1.. ., , ... " UC W nd ~irs Cnarlei' lli!e and Lar· Burll~'· •nd hiS pareniJ. Mr . Mt. and Mrs. 0. M. IIIIo of .Wys al >C.iobln Creek, W.Va., tArt) Blian11 ..- . . : ' ~Y and ·with ~r par.ents, Mr. 'l and [llrs. Lester Tholll&l. Sal· Ca•llftflter and Mrt. "l!l!hel Rite with hu mother, Mrs. Joe Va· Mr. and Mrs. Dewey SimP""' and Mrs Sam wuuams of Rut· em C•"'-· and 011n, James, spent Satur· lalla •oo other relatives. Cllll.O on BUJJ .Yatella SundaY• land. · Mr and Mrs. Harold Rife day evening wit~ &fn. ~~rta Chorles A. <Jack) Rite, St. Mts Fay Wood open! SullO - - - - - - - - - Mr and Mrs. Raymond Th<> and ramily of Guysville apent Rile and Mrs. Fay Wood. Alba!IF, called on Ids parenll, day alternoo.n with ller daup By Sara~ M. Rile ·mas a••d Mns, Larry and Steve, ,Fridov evening WiU1 Mr. and Bill~ VateUa 1pent a lew Mr.' nnd Mrs. Charles Rita and lor, Fl'oda Bo•re!!Mr. and Mrs. Robert j!AIGON, Sootb VIet Nam NEW HAVEN Cho1rlets 111;d children, Bobbl and Sammie IUPTI - Communist IUerrU!as Roush has ~ elected and .W.tl'an a rovernment military stalled chlef for ltM of hcodquarters In the Mekoo~ New Haven and ~~::1 Dolt• Tuesday, .klllilll! t2 Viet· , Fire Department. ·Other nan- soldlen In their are Jimmy Layne, WOMEN'S SUNDAY attack there II""" November. <hlef; c. Dunt:u, captain ; LEAGUE Roush, lieutenant; H. C. er.w•o Sttu B..., '!'h. Viet C•lll! retreated when ry, president; H. Hollman, R. vausbn 370 VieU•amese planes dropped president; c. A. Wtaver. IOC· L. Seyler 386 !lares to illuminate Communist retary ; Tom Grinltead. ~-.ao-1 P. voong 386 poslt•ons In the pre-dawn attack urer; P. Kanchnik, junior de- s. pinons ~ SS miles sooth of tho capital. partment chief, and G. Hoff. Handicop 188 The Communists left sil: delld man, junior department •••1st· I, Loot 1 and 1overnment looses ant chief· Davlol Waraer 117 20 wounded. MiUtary aoorctt Due to the cloollll! of the pol· A. Nease 127 said there wu evldenco the tory, two etaUoos have been L. Gllmoro j()8 Viet Cong toll wu hlsher. AI ellabllshed to answer all calls P. Ingell ... o1 the 111 a K hour basil. The t•le- c. Bachner (2) 27& one point, the .dele~..ers _,_ number still Ia 182-2015. 89 headquarters, tn the vlllare are urred to call this P. Hennesay (I) 19 Hau ,J)IY, fired point-blank at number to report 8 fire ~:•P 1589 the perrlllu with a LOS mm emertency, but calla from per·lw.Howltzer but WOR not able to IlOna asklnc where or what t, Loot ! otop their attack. Is wih not be liven the M. M=~elleo w Tllf VIet COD( laot attacked Uoo. S. Wippel 3111 In ;~~t:h force In the Plana have been made s. Bartels 351 PACKER'S LABEL CHARM IN aholtb' alter the November organize and operate an M. Lehew ; 39'1 Feature ..tU•aetfGR coup !bat overthrew Prealdent pncy vehicle department Handicap 204 Ngo Olnb Diem. In tho lire company. This TOTAL 168S PACKER'S LA8EL er1ency vehlcle will be uaed l, Loll 1 1'utadoy'a alllck foUCoormwediDurllat [ for fires, wreck>, and other em· Frlebdly Tavon porta ol atopped·UP er(encles. On ambulance or M. Bacon 343 actirit,y Ill the wake of the other olck callo the D. Glaze 364 ond eoup last week, which will stand by until an D. Nierl 14 oz. 422 placel junta Chairman lance arrives to transport • 422 tall cans Gen. Duong Van Minb · k person or P. CofJlna Injured or SIC Handicap 141 Maj. Gen. N(UYen Khanh. 10111 to a doctor or hospital. ToTAL 1692 -------~ lllllltary sourcea uid oa~lier [ 1, Loot 1 Feature 4Roll leltll Golllt Ford In tho week th•t tbo IUOITillao 317 llad doubled thelr N. Teaford ~~ 1311 M. Wisecup 36Q L. Beellt 404 F. Durst 2&1 Handicap 1693 TOTAL I, IMI I G&W BRAND 1.. C. Jewelen BU'nERFIELD 475 H. Kirkland 3ll Guerrillas Kill RoushHeads . 12 ,in Attack On HQ Post Department At New Haven - - - - - - - - - o1 St. Alba,., B k heat Socl'ety NoteS beriMrt. w. &ztoa •• t. ; 4.95 Ltdies' Slips - - - - - - 2.79 1.39 2.95 Half Slips 2.95 Sheer Blo111411 1.95 BOWUNG f 20% OFF ON SWEATERS Phillips Sisters Style Shop TOP VALUES IN FINE FOODS . HER~ , Court St. Prices Are Born Here ... Raised Elsewhere I p;;;.._ EVAP. MILK 7 $1 for ..ttt•wtlon PORK Feature Jltl•aetlon CHEF aoY·AR.OEE SPAGHEnl DINNER STICK·S .,oc 211 Sill Can SILVE. Fl.EeGE CHERRIES l5c R.S.P. 303 can YU . . . . 5 .lb. bag • SAUER .KRAUT , .., ' -.lACK & JILL lltAND .BLEACH .. GALLON 39c· ' KRIY BRAND SALISBURY 1111' with-Gravy and SALISBURY STEAK ~~~~ 39c J . Grata e PRODUCE BUYS Handicap Total WGaliMI I Mo- HEAD F. Reichart G. Hoffman Jewelry Specials Just Arrived! • Lavely IIMded Nockle- In many calel'l ' - Total w. s Loall • N.,. Colarful ,...,dints eMany N.,. Styled ltrrlnt• • New C.....,lnatlon• 1.00 to 5.00 VaiW~tiM'I Day l'allruory 14th each Dint one.tJ V. Dural D. McTumor T. Roulh • a..uttfvl ll>ln & lorrl"f Sat a LETTUCE M. Thomp,.n R. Hart T. Kendd !Iandi cap 3118 :rTf :rTf f'lt B. Sylvester P. Carpenter 317 Handleap 130 Total '248S '11'01 I Loot 1 Brewa'o lloUitl ' Oa R. Roush 372 J. Van lnwagen W D. McKinney rn J. Mffier 350 D. Gorton 271 Handicap 171 Total 2411 ... 1 Loot t 17C Calif. Nanl-1 13 Count Oranges Gold.., Rlpo Bananas . f'rtnea e MEAT SPECIALS Buckeye ~Joll SAU·SAGE ~oo~~•••' MORTON-,5 - P.OT PIES ' S,., 89c l :i 59c 1 ... 47c •.".... , 2 . . ate 0c Wieners 1 Slit Bacon - 2· ___.._ .nt. luckeyei·LII. Layer SHOP .f til . · STOll NEAiUJ ' 'f4)UI services for Dr. K. I River - O:leander I D.Funeral Amsbary were held at the ~.~ 6' 115 p.m.; 0 · Grace Episcopal Church, Marmet 5:25 down "''arm<:t[23. 1H1, at 3 p. m. with ·' GI.endora ••· w· . Rev. Emmet Smith, Gallipol· r;- . LucyupJane '"·1s, orr·u Jcla ng. 1:45 a.m.; Pallbearers were Dr. Winfield 3:20 a .m.; Ingels, Wallace Bradford, Winfield 4 a.m.; nard Fultz, all of Middleport; Winfield 6:20 a.m. James Wells, Columbus, Gar. II •====='"'II land Weaver, Dayton, and 7 Do yo WMk Crew, Pomeroy. Friends and relatives c~~~;~ from out of town were M Presterla, Lawrence Bess, Lawrence BesS, Ji'., Tim lansworth, Kip Lilly, Mrs. Collins. R. C. McCoy, Jerry Kei. ster, Ross Seale, MlS8 EDen Magner, all of H;untlngton, W. Va.; Marshall Phillips, John Hyland of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. James Wells, Logan ; Mr. and Mrs. Garland Weaver. Day. ton; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Evans, Claude Miller, Carleton Young, Jim Langdon. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Amsbary and sons.11 Kenneth W.. Gordon and and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ams-11 bary, all of Gallipolis ; Mr. Mrs. Lewis Koehler and Carolfl arld Nancy or' Bryan ; Mr. rfg!~t Star Discount Mrs. Louis Haines, Gro~~~ .r:fc1od Market Mrs. Milton Frame. ville;' Bob Frame, Miss Mary Fr~111e, Mrs. Delmar Pritchard, all of Crooksville; Jerry Starn. er, Ironton; G. W. Amsbary, Panorama City, Ca!Uornla; Mr. ar\d Mrs. I..o...,n Amsbary and Joe and David, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Amshary, all ol Huntington, W. Va. Star a.~. Crown Cola NOW lN HALF-QUARTS I • lb. SAUER KRAUT 32 oz. l•r 25c lb. 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Cafe, 131. Tum IU(b llerlea - RldiDaur !Wdlo • T.V .• 1111. LB. Leg-O-Lamblb.69c Ham JlllUantl D. Grate R. Little CUT The Pittsburgh Pirat•s signed Stargell and Bob Burda, both play the outfield and 1• 1,u,. base. YOUNG-TENDER LOCAL TEMPS s. Hicu s. Grimm c BLADE LEAN-TENDER-BEEF Feature A.tt..-tlola J'ronk ·Murray io hoopllaliHd Cabel Huntin(!Gn Hoopital, Room 4GA, HIIDlinlton, W. VL Meoai al A&l' oz. IlLVEil PLiiECI! ' --;IH~BOI;:;=p;;;,;:;l'AL;-;-­ Priced Higl.a" ' POTATO SUGAR can The temptratllre I buainess district wasIn33~==~ < under aunny oki01 today 11 a. m. What "'NolA . 69-c FABRIC SOnNER 18 JJc c DOWNEY . 328 395 228 1737 TOILET TISSUE BEANS No. U FINEST SUPER-RIGHT CORN-FED BEEF PUDlei'Ojl. . .• I ·' ,I .. �. \1 I I ',. " . 0 . • PT. PLEASANT - GI'OIIIId limo and WI! made ll!'elklna <ereJilGIIIel. for Point through the cooperation ::sont's ,_ t395,000 CIty many clvtc-mlnded people and UoolliJni a;::ldCentnTuI Fire Sta- the pauing of the speCial levy were eaday at 2 to provide the clty'o ahare p.m. the federal grant. Cbarleo Lanham, pruldent of John Johnson slated he was tho local Chamber <1. Com- bappy to help the city with pubmen:e, served as Master of Cer- Uc lrnprovementa and waa emonleo and Introduced those bappy for Point Pleaaanl Utat """"PY'nP the lp08kers' ' plat- aucl1 project.t u the atreet lmf - , ,Mayor VIrgil Siders, City provementa and new city build- ' Thrasher Back, Whittenberg Nips Marietta ~ I pla~s Bob~ats meet In a battle of diSappoint. , teanus. ACtion i • th& Ohio Conr~.:Ce will ... runnerup Akron enter- talnin~ W~ster, U.~lon . By Unih•d Pres• lntemational on lor a 52-48 decision alter All· tod 20 points. 1 man had 24 . ranked 17th In the natibn this Mount . By ROBERT . America AI Thrasher made his Youngsttwn, wh)ch tose to Ten Gamea Tonlgbt . week, host to Marshall as at He>delberg and Denls_oot II . COLUMBUS tUPII - Unbeaten Rosecrans ' Oh•o Coo!erence leader Wll· first appearance in lh< lineup !illh among the nation 's small In othe> OC games, Muskon· the seek to bulste• Ohio Wesleyan. -·- - ''' - - liscovered today thai patience can be a vu tue '" htgh tenberg strengLhenffi ots ~si· stnee he injured a kne< Dec 30. colleges Lh>s week, rebound«! gum romped ovet Kenyon, 103· their narrow lead. , , · · .. , ~hool basketball. . . tton with a narr?w Win and con. from having its !~game win- 74; Baldwin-Wallace needed two Runnerup Miami, down ~ " 1 . The Battling Bishops took a IO·day vacallon loom the tender Otterbein moved up, Otterbein ran tts league. rec· ning streak broken S..turday to lovertimes to top Oberlin; BS-18 half game. takes on i Class .A cage wars, and today .fou ~d themselves ~~~~~~t wh1le Youngstown g.ot back In ord to 7-2, compared to Willen- edge Lawrence TeCh, 83-75. The 1 and Hh·a Jl.i nipped fi'ebb, 77-74 western Michigan at Kalama· tJace m the Umted Press lnternatwnal Class A c t~e v.lctory. column m Tuesday berg's 8·1. by downing Capital. Penguins were without Ron in a non-conference contest. 1zoo and a los~ could spell the r~tings. _ I n>ght s Ohoo college basketball j61).49, behind a pair of fresh· Allen . a forward who was their Tonight's ttJ.game card will I lor the Redskins. Ro>ecrans' rioe to the tJi' d k ti 17th pot action. man standouts. The Crusaders top rebounder and averagod 14 be highlighted by Mid • Ameri· Fourth-place Toledo making • . . when pre - I L·l:'rkl tuo . • was he..,.._... \· d over' dleInto 18th and. Wittenberg, the n;rtion's lOth- held freshman Don car Ios, t he pomts a game. He was d e. can con ferl!nt.:e ac r1011 a nd the its first start in 25 days hosts '.· t ?'.··,·.· l'lou>IY unbeaten •nd. Lima Perry · ranked small team, was teague's top scorer, to 16 points clarod scholastically Ineligible. traditional meeting of Bowling Green. ' , Somebody's losing streak will Ceun" Immaculate ~onc~t~ nd Sid " Holv Ange l> lied lor ' down 2&-25 at the half against but the slack was taken up by Fred Jones led the wtnners nato and Dayton. l•ll t•elore Class AA oe a · ; • th n. · · 1 Marietta but the Tigors came freshman Tim Pond, who net· with 26 points and Jim Timmer· MAC leader Ohio be b k tonight at Cinc'onnato' 'C:Jl<,! \\ 1 Need a loan In a ~.i'r.f.r.f. way Froday nrght, L e 19 Pace. I ' ro en Spartans' narrow lead vanICIIS Challenge-d blarr.c::tble in part to tired the Bearcats. who have The fastest and 11a~~ ished, ihe Bishops onto i Ro<e<T311S began liS lengthy and that is kindly put - o!!ic· five in a row, and way to find either B~S the top spot. vac~t1c11 JUSt alter ". beat de· ' ' , . iallng Dayton, loser of the last lour, Zanesvoll~ ·M'ON'E.·v·.~.·,. I I~ alon~ colleg~ 72~, ~ushong lmmaculal~> top· r• 1 ~, 1 N:w<•;~ C~t~~~ic. I II A h F • Jackson Ne sonvi· e t ens are . acmg Jackets In Last Roun dup 0 f SE.. OAL . PIay Jayh.a~ks u or LOAN COMPANIES:'Ia~il the YELLOW PAGESl~m al· . fendmg state champmn . dres• most !o.und itself in third place, i den ,1• end the _lonchg The Jackets have shown spots MOTOROLA as Racone moved w•thm (lfle streak. The) Coa _ here and there of really COlD· r 10 point of the runner-up spot. Ra· :<.;enc Nangle and h>S buys sat BV CHET TANNEHILL witzer. The score was Ad· good nights but they ing lnis winter. A victory over & cine and fourth . rated Dresden back and wa•ted, hoptng !or the . mittedly, hardly anybody stops all been as good as his 23 could prime them to Jeflerson w•·re I he only mem· . ,mme<"ulole >loP I Jackson, Nelsonville and a properly executed hook by spre\' in the MHS gym. a close even debat· 1 bers the top 10 to remain in !that o«·urred F r~day mghl. . Ather.>, In that order 1~ I he the taller guy. Thomas was hot Jackson is 7·4 oh Its able deciSIOn wtth Nelsonvolle We Repair All Makes 01 pl.utt' a.s the other eight did Mt~t' Mc,rnson s Rac.me lt problem facmg the Mtddleporl lthat night in Middleport, and season, rnaUlematically . month ago. son e wholes<~lt- switching of. po- . squao .. howe\·er . chose to t~ke Yell.lw Jacket. basketba~l team he may not be so hot Friday nated from the title, but assur- The>n the Jackets could 1 sition~. the direct approach, wmnmg this week whtle preparmg for · night. ~ rinish poised to do what nobody else 1 ed of a first division Fort r, ry¥. Columbus Umver- two ~umes lL~st week to ch. al- ~ F'rida>~ night's game. I Mr caruthers has had other with ' win over Middleport. has really done this season, WY 2·2255 sily nd Str<-~sburg were the big leng~ lmm:1culate ..conception J k to host the Jackets · give the mighty Athens Bull· 1 gainerJ, jumping .wo p\;l{'e:.; :vr l~e second position. Paced ar son, 'i b~ The Jackets' hair • raising dogs a battle in the SEOAL fi-1 each into fifth. seventh an by 6-loot-2 forward Larry offer< the best and last oppor· 61-09 recent victory over Well· nale. 608 E. Main St. eightl . place, resPectively . who is averaging. 20.7 for the Me1gs t:lub to end ! ston should .h ave 1 Swtheastern of Ross County 1potrn•. per game. Ral'me has 1ts sellson on even keel. Stand- 1 the players upsets are pt slipped to sixth and New Lex· ' now won 33 straight over the :tng >t 4·7 in league play. Coach I ibecause that was ap upset I ingt St. Aloysius fell from past two re~ular seasons. . 1cari.Wolfe's boys entertaip Nel_ ,considerable· magnitude . ~ win 111 eigho, tenth Drf'~den, firmly entrenched m sonvJIIP the followJng week, 1 at Jackson woUld mtrely 'dupli· 10 um.elea ted ·skvvuE! won its tourt'l plare. l.'an wrap up its then travel to Athens for their cate it, ncA ~xceed tl 16th ""'"e of ih~ season and '' fourth straight Vai I at GaII' "' t' I Muskingum F 'd ight.. SEOAL finale. . U d' t bl G II' II will Th e 52~'8 d.ebace took over I ith pla c.e while [ley L<ague ot e " ay n Ano that could be a revolt· · . npre oc a e a opo ' . Us h st Friday night is written Arne-; Bt-rn ot Athens Cc.unty ; with 8 victory over ~aysvJ!Ie. Iing "'ay to end a league sea· 1 ~vade Panther land Fn4ay off in Middleport this week as 1 night •to mov,_.c1 in to 12th · Brilliant rated For the seond stra1ght , s(ln.1 meel . dd... week. t d Coach h' h d Russ ed an un1or 1una te expertence 15th a week ,1 0 , moved .into Ross Southeastern a eu wo I . h : Moore s squa w IC own I I t e the B1ue Dev.'I s earl'ter th'IS\ H 1•1 85 C ~• dl (I d) 81 • th .P hl.'e rep.\adng p 1qua gamt>::l to 1ts wmmn s1rea k . , Wolre believes at least • · · K'ng Inext two opJXlnents can be had [ un on onwr a n ' 13· Cath:,!lc wh ich s llppt>d a notch. The 1a test v1cttms were . 1 s· h Th bl i t~ season 67 ·59· Manchester 97 Taylor 82 Snlll;fl Kenton pte ked up one ton and Logan Elm. whteh fell _owe~~r ·bo e I e~ ; l'ge Gallipolis is unprediclable be-l Y'gstown 83 Lawrence Tech 75 0 1 positi .m as it wl:'nl into a 15th to Southeastern o\•er last week:· 1 ~mt ~d ys no tho~ Y b etle~te cause twice it has beaten Mid- ·H'tram 77 Fenn 74 . \\llh .· Co ldwa. ter. Ham· . en d. 1t l.lilt o some. mg tt a ou 1, h'l d lace 11t' ll'k . dleport who W>'ttenb•rg 52· Mart'etla 4'' · -1 e. say, runnmg p~ ems m p t . meanw I e e g ... 1Muskingum 103 Kenyon 74 4- Dailv sentinel. Pomerov-Middleport, 0 .. Fe6. 5, 1964 ' game as in practke and hust- omeroy w•ce.. -~ · -~ - - - 'hng u. general. The Blue Dev>ls were ahead !Codarvtlle 80 Ashland78 by a wide margin in the first I Bald-Wallace 8S Oherlon 78 ~ On December 20 the Jack- contest with Pomeroy, but the So b .u J ets appeared helpless to stop Panthers rallied in the second ul w..t e~ther 6-6 Brent Thomas and half to win. There was heavy SMU 76 Texas 74 hos hook or Danny Caruthers ! fouling in the game as Pomeroy Texas Tech 90 TCU 74 and r" beaut of an outsode ho· scored 25 points on foul shots Ark. St 82 Arlington St 76 Conceplion wmn.n~ 84~. ~onceptmn a~d I Pric~. . YOUR F NGERS rl'O"l'I'IE ;;~' ;G ~ li~c T.V. RADIO SALEs-SERVICE -:. • 'I"J. ~~ioltr t ~%fJCr: :; mllf\,., ~:li! BC' CLELAND'S T.V. Unpred'.ICta le Blue Devi'Is C PHS ·~u~it.\ !'lf I · ·· AN MOTORS NOW HAS ' 1 , edl AS LONG AS YOU OWN THE CAR (.o I TE THIS PLAN I ahama Fa cons I W Onto Upset Jim Bogg<:>ss, a substitute who had played four quarters in th e reserve contest , came off the bench to score 19 points Tuesdav nigh I lo help Gilmore Thompson 10- 10- 30, Gandee t- 1- 3, Boggess 7- >-19, Totals 19---19- 57. Bryant Ordered Wahamil , Surface 1- 4- 6. Po- To 'Take Rest' well 0-4-4. Bird 1-0- 2, High school of Sandyville nip Greene 8--3- 19, Roush 6- 2he Wahama White Falcons 57- lt. Zuspan 1- 2-4, Wamsley 2 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI\ t 56 at .sandyville. - 3- 7. Totals 1!1-18- 56. 1Un•vers · ity o1 ~'I abam• Iootb all 1 Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant Boggess tumi"ri in eight qnara Jers m play lor the evening . He Tu£' 11day's College Basketball ·'v indicated~~ man - was prehad tall 'ted onlv !our points in By United Prest IRternational parinll!: for a two • month vacathe prelimin ary ganlP. but provEast uon today followi.ng s~ttlement ed to be th<::> spark needed by lana 82 Kmg s 1Pa 1 71 of ha..: SIO 5 million hbel su1t the Pirate,.. in the mair: event. Jersey Cny Sl 72 Monlc:lair 61 agamst the Curtis Publishing 1 1 and Gallipolis seven. BUY ANY CAR Rice 76 Arkansas 63 High scorers for Gallipolis Texas A&M 83 Baylor S8 were Dan Magnani with 20 and Texas Coil 86 Dillard 80 Tommy Tope and Fred Hill, West buth with II . This victory gave Pomeroy its first victory of U of Pacific 96 St Marys 52 the season. St. Martir.'s 74 Alaska so· 72 Portland fo4 Redlands Gallipolis, in seventh pIace, Cal Pomona 911 San Diego 49 Is one game ahead of Pomeroy Westmont 86 San Fern Vall. 71 in the SEOAL standings. Coach lr-===--==="'""=;;,llt. Moore will start his regular five Friday night against Coach 1 John Milhoan's t~am. PROTECTION WAS NOW 51 DeSot1 4 Dr. - - - - $995 $795" ' 1 . b Leh•gh 56 Columbia 53 night "but I might be about 30 Hiram 77 Fern 14 th e fma 1 uzzer. H . f d 66 T . 'I IC ) 61 ' Wahama had taken the lead .all or Cl rml YS<) ann !days from nc.w. I have been or- .Baldwin-Wallace 85 early in the game and held a Slen~ 55 arkson dered by Dr. (Frank) Rose, Oberlin 78 2 ot :.t.hre~ point edge of 13-10 ut th& .Providence ~ 02 ~osto~ (0;~ 78 1prer.,irierit of the university) ta l Otterbein 60 Capital 49 ond of the first quarter. They HBontelr 71 : 00R byn t W 53 ' take a rest." IMuskingull' ,03 Kenyon 74 , • uffa o 8t 8" o .er s es. 8 t' d d · h' ·, ced '11 80 A hi d 78 increased th~t aclvautage to 29W Post Sl CCNY 74 [ . ryan s moo urmg. 1s , arvl e s an !21 al half t1me. . . O<we 0 Sl 83 Plattsbur St 74 ;br>ef appearance of the dmner I • • • • • • • • • 1 Sandyvtlle began It s move In U . g C ll St L g 66 was relaxed, as befitted a man 67 ithe third quarter as they cut !~:a 0 awrenl'e who had just ecome 300,000 • 63 \the Falcon lead to three again ~ Temple 6b o..~:re tax-ft·ee dollars richer. • • at 37·34 · , High Point 138 Guillord 85 That was the amount TYPE High scorer for the Pirate!': Miami 1Fial 117 Jack'ville 92 which Bryant's two suits ~ was Don Thompson with 30 Virginia Tech 102 Richmond 85 1against the company for arU~ 1 . po in ts. Dale Murray, tops In the Furman 66 Clemson 58 Ides lJUblished in the Saturday ..scoring column for Sandyville .catawba 71 Pfeiffer 62 Evening Post magazine were this seoson, was held to three 'Wake Forest 92 S. Carolina 79 settlod Tuesday, One of the ,free throws. His average prior W. Salem St 106 Eliz. City 87 artide~ alle_ged .he and former • ito game time was 17.6 per . Wofford U2 Newberry 85 GeorJtla Umvers1ly Athletic ' game. Elon 63 Campbell 62 rector Wally bulls had Cleanen , Bobby Greene and Bobby Hampton 66 Virginia Union 60 spired to "fix" the 1962 r,.,, •.. t• e Free Custolfttr Parking Roush paced the Falcons with Ameriran U 88 Baltimore U 70 ·I ia-Aiabama football game; Ac:rosa From Our &tore 19 and t1 points respect ively. ' Davidson 111 W & M 84 other dealt with his alleged)y In the reserve game, t h e Howard 86 William Carey 60 brut&l coaching methods. Fa\conl-1 won their 11th game ol Presbyterian 72 Charleston 65 ithe season 52-aO. Bobby Saw· Mercer 100 Georgia St 67 ' yers and Millon Roush had ll Lane 90 Benedict 88 points ea<"h white· Rood and Red· Stetston 103 Fla. Soothern 99 men each had 10. Va. Mil 94 George Wash. 75 By quarters : Morehrad St 77 East•rn Ky 73 FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. Gilmo•-e 10 21 :14 57 Midw..t . Wahama . . . .. . 13 29 37 56 1Otterbein a! Capital 49 Gilmore. Sh':'els. 1---Q-2, Mur- 1owa Wes. 100 St. Ambrose 94 · ray 0--..'t--3. Koontz ~---fl. Missouri 59 Kansas MJ ., -- - -Wichita 65 Loyola (Ill\ 60 National Basketball Association Eastern Ill. 911 Greenville 70 ' By Ullited Press International :Emporia 95 Baker 83 1 Division · Bradley 81 Marquetle 73 W. L. Pet. ' Augsburg 72 G.-Adolphus 64 38 14 .731 , Ill 93 Quincy 82 37 19 .661 'i C Iowa '88 Northern Ill 80 , 2~ 29 .442 Milton 66 N'westem !Wist 49 : Vork l'i 42 .288 G. Williams 79 Trinity (Ill) 69 · Western Dlvls:fon 83 Hanover 69 W. L. Pet. Dakota 94 Morningside 76 All power. Local owner. Lifetime ruonmtee plan. lleoter, \ 3223 32 2S 31 25 22 32 l4 37 'l'llflday'• lleslllti .: 113 !ll. l.<lo,Jis 101 131 New York 1S4 118 Los ANTHONY Plum~ing • Heah'itg Your Dependable O.oler~r PtUMIING Jt'e not a a:hnmick: Wbe Berious! But don't put banauu in jWJt t.nY lmlf.er •. - only Amana'• cantad free:ing il tender-earerut enough to freeze banana alieee 10 !rut they don't haw time to dis- 2 WASH ll'f.[DI z WAIH color or loee theiz: ft&vor. And Amana (reez,ea aU lreoh looda jU&t as quiekly and carefUlly. For quick Rltetlon ot freah fruits and veae-tablM. the full-Ytidth., ''extn.-nl!'Ttin,. eriaper in t :.,e refricerator holdl u~ to SZ poundl of foods. ExciUiift no-tip &lide-oulahelveo put all food• at your f'tnaerti.-. , Only Amana baa frtezinr coilo attached lo oolid aluminum aheh·e s-instead of the wttal oi>en-wireshelvea. And onlt Amana maintains even, zero-- CYCLll AND i · .. HEATING Jlha,.. WY445SO PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT • GEORGE -DID·I· H IS PontMc 2 Dr. Hardtop I t COME IN •• JN0 . SEE lT! 54 Pontile 2 Dr. 8 q!. _ $14;16 month Standard Tr-., NoH. 1lt p.,...itca. G-E Fll..r-Flo actloDo Al&lo, truo. llldl. Peader Skirt& 51 C!,.vroltt 6 c11. _. .Dr. ,_:_ $100 clown · Station W~on. ltondanl Trani. BloH. ONLY (MODEL AR-14) .- - Matching .~ (j)Jd•mobllo 2 Door - - - - $495 AMANA 14 CO. FT. REFRIGERATOR WITH 107 LB. FREEZER . e Chest Freezers --""" $18.9 e Upright Freezers I - l~ I Wash 20 'Y'D bieger loada and 18Vfl wo!'k on wuhdaY! : Throw in 3 aheeta, 4 pilluw euee, 3 shirt., 4 pn. lhorU, ~ T ..birtl, 3 bath towels,· G wuh cloth., 12 lulndker .. chiefl, 1 tablecloth. TAot'• 12lt..- pedectly clean with c 55 Chevrolet Canvartlbla AS l!bw AS ' • 0 DOWN PAYMENTS 1. '"' of fr080111ood. ' · • Air. Conditioners - -~ ~ ' LIFDIME GQARMm PLAN .......,~ I • ' ~141' '· '· .~ ~ •' .,, "''. ,.... , p,M; ...... , ' • :,I I , f • • - f ' .. ;. -, P~~ ~. ~417CL ;~, ·;··,!c ·•1. .j ' -· i ~· Several Hear Speakers. at Conference ~~ent~;tour. 1ed to Charleaton, Jut 'lfwnday lor a district meeting. CWIJ)ciJ• ~presented ...,e New lfavan, t.ion.Ubans, Dunbar, and Char· R. Dougta._ Rouah of New .Haven, tbe District Deputy, '!II on ol the wbicb was e following a cllaner by Charleston gmJJI. bee ·~xt wollatrlct meeting wiD In ew ven at I p.m. '"' cha~g~ ~ling ~eel ~~ Robert GtillaWd, Mme!Jor; PblJ Cooke, vice eouncllor; J es Bird, wardell; O.lel BJe. sing, conductor; Roblrt Coote, chaplain; Dicl< ll<lush Inside !Ientine!; W. W. King,' OuWde Sentinel ; R, V. Gibba, recordInc seenlaf)'; ldla Scarberry, flnanclol...,..,.; Harry Pick1111, lrOII.8UN1' and DouglaJ Roluh, Ray Weaver, and Jolm Scarberry, t.natees. Meetings mat~u had eaught fire. Thill lire aJJIMirently 1tal'lod fro$ti • eia•ette. Mrs. Job.-, and tw line efilldren were eloe!Jwbdl unoke «>mmng from fhe 'fl!'t was discovered by AM"' Young wbo fftidel 111 !he Blain tJI. the bulldlntl owned Mrs Dallal Yeall""• ,;p; tJ ------=----~ are held every '1\unday at 1 p.m. R... 89c Value I:::~;:;:=;~;;:;=l~r=~;;:;;~;:=~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~====: R... $1.00 Valua CLEARANCE CLEARA.. CE LADIES ,. CLEARAHCI ASST. SIZES LADIES' BETTER 8 TO $5.9 WINTER HALF SLIPS Better Cotton and Rayon. S II -•t •rna • m~ um, ~rge. Buy several of theoe now. . 7 7( SWEATERS 81x96 MT. MIST coTTON QUILT BIG GROUP PANCY cOTTON Reg. $1.29 value Famoua Mt. Mist Batts, Buy aev- Beg. 39e and 49e M" wide Faot Color Dress Prtnll. wee gr...., of aaot. pal· tern&. Sew and aave now . We can aave you money. BATTS Values to $!!.98 in this group. Final clearanee. Save now Broken .sizes Odd lot of Better Sweat: ers. See these and Save. eral now at thif. low low price. Shop ear- dis~ount ly, P I I NTS 88~. $2.88ea SPONGES Blc ,lwnbo o!H aiiiGI'Ie4 Houeehold Spone... JoiUJ uses. Soe theoe orut buy now for oprtne boule eleartlng. 44~ Future." Joseph L. Morris, Mildred and committee portray· "The Role or the County C<•m•nlUee in Developing a Count) Program." Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Weaver, Jtarl Keefer, J. · 3. Scarberry, James Hart all uf Letart, Mrs. AIQ!a TurnMason; Mlsa Wanda Stem· and Gil Bamette, P e I o t Pleasanti James Lewis, Mason. / 2 3 DAYS ~- THURSDAY - FRI DAY- SATURD.AY--3 DAYS -CLEARANCEALL LADIES FALL & WINTER COATS Mason Personal Mrs. Blanche Reed of ville returned home on Sailllr·ll day after spending a week ltlng her son and dattghtter-in. law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. Ja~es and Jimmy were called to New Martinsville becauae of the ser· ' ' '· Mlin·St: . •.\, ' ' • . REG. $2.49 Mens 10 01. Denim Rog. $2.79 Values LADIES CLEARANCE lADIES' WINTER Dungarees FANCY SLIPS SKIRTS Reg. $2.79 value Ladies' laney trim Slips. Si1.es 32 to 46. White only, first quality . Save now. Clearance on this group Ladies' Better Skirts. Regrouped for quick tale val- First quality 10 oz . well made Men's Reg. $2.99 Y~il· ue. Save at your Bonanza Store. Come In, look around. VALUES TO $19.88 NOW ONLY $1.99 II ¥artinsvWe, !loiPJill. REG. 29c LADIES "sa:·w':! ..:U: and Mr •. ed at West Virginia Tech, Montaomery on Wednesday, Mn. Russell Capehart atte•nd-11 eel a erA meeting ln. 'l':barleston 111 Friday and Saturday. ~ent visitors of Mlu Sue Lehew and Jake wert Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cooper, MiBB Elsie Hart , ..-- Ethel Koenig all of Porneroy. Mrs. Allee Bletner and brother, Harry Campbell on with the taHI~r·,,ll Bill atend1ed visit In I h south. Mrs. Bletner will vlslt ll ber son and wife, Dr. and Mra. Karl Bletner and family Knozville, Tennessee and Mr. campbell will visit hls tda~~~ :m.~sTu.c~=.".U:\.ama. I Mrs. Cecil Klrk visited over the weekerul with her dau&hb~rll and son-in-law, Mr. and Donald Ray Miller at Rusb, Ky. Tuesday with loo persona ""' pearlng for the tests. .Forty • eight persona took tlie written enmlnatton wiUt 11 failing and 5Z drlven took the operation test with 19 fallnc on I)Ptrlltln and one falling on oqltlpment. Drivers' test day Is held Ill Point Pleasant on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Members of the. lOcal detacbmemareSgl. S. P. Van~~ der, • 1'1 ooper R. J. Blair and Trooper G. E. Seymour. Beg. 29c Ladleo' Rayon Un· dies. Sjzes U7. Asst. C!olors firtt qualtty. Buy .SeYerai pair now at thJtlow dia<!ount price. ~-· t .... . >di} . j, '. COSMETICS your Bonanza Ston. 19~. VALUES TO $4.98 HIGH HEELS-MID. HEELS CLEARANCE REG. 83c LA D1ES SH O ES · CLEARANCE VALUES TO $4.98 72x90 CLEARANCE-• REG. S\.59 LILT Permanent BLANKETS Valueo to $4.98 and $~.98 in this group of Better Blan· kets . 72x90 size. Asst. colon. Buy Pow and Save. $).00 Special low discount price on Lhese Famous Lilt Perma· nents. Buy !leveral now S~ock up at your Bonanza D1scount Store. CLEARANCE REG. 60c CLEARANCE REG. $1.00 HALO SHAMPOO JERGENS LOnON FamOUJ H-aJo Hair Shampoo. Low low discount price. Reg. 80c value . We can save you money. Be here early. Low low discount price. We i8Ve you money, stock up now. Save 30c on each oae CLEARANCE VALUES TO $2.79 LADIES CLEARANCE VALUES TO $6.95 LADIES BLOUSES DRESSES CLEARANCE VALUES TO $2.99 LADIES COLGATE Out they got J.!odium heel · high heels. Ladies' Bette; Fall and Winter Shoea, val· uea to $4.98. Regrouped for quick oate. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;.._ _ _ __ SJ.OO Tooth "Paste 98c value Coleate Tooth· paste. Low low discount price. We can save you money every day! Stock up now. Shop early. Reg. sac Ledin R... $2.49 Black and white TEN N IS 0 X F0 RDS Ladles' 5 to 10. Black and w_hile. Reg. $2.49 ...tue Ten· nu Oxforda. Ali sizea, well made. Save now at your Bo· $1 99· o pr ' ------::-~-------CLE ARANCE SALE VALUES TO $3.00 Values $2 00 Childrens Foo'twear of Child· ren'o Oxfords and other atyJ. ••· ~. ~.00 value. Out lheJ•co. Seve now, to $2.79 In this group regrouped for quick sale. Shop this group and save now - out they eo. Values to $6.95 in this group reduced to elear. Ladies' fall and winter dresses. Broken aile, but a good group. Reg. $1 .00 Jergen• Lotion: you buy. BEmR HATS Out they go. Ladles' Fall and Winter Ladies Rata. Reduced to clear, one lal\'e table, pt yours now. . $1.00 0 pr - 'SCRAMBLE TABLE MIN'S, WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S CLEARANCE RECJ. 39c VALUE MENS WEAR- VALUES TO $1.99 II - . .. of ~- ' ?,earl Roulb ¥ISti Maly •. ~. bulb CLEARANCE VALUES TO 39c CLEARANCE SALE One Iorge group RAS BI!ST WISHEII MASON - Miss Alma Doll- II of Nitro, whu for many baa aenl blrtbday r~=~ to Iter · many I that 0110 year alte many ia II( c~. She li pr One big: table of lU-g. 39c value Cor~rneties. Save ~ on m06t or these items. Save .t RAYON UNDIES oanza store. BUSY DAY PT. PLEASANT- The tocBt(l State Pollee detachment bad 1 busy drivers' enminatlM day ues to $4.98. Save now. . Rog. Values To $4.91 VALUES TO $14.95 NOW $8.00 ONLY looa lllness of his mother, Mrs. -==---:::--::----~!....~~,-:-·- ~W.Iae. She Ill a patiJI!i; ~li---- ~ ]:::~~~ . MEtROPOLitAN.Motels. .M)d,dl~pll~i o. ' TWO ARRESTED PT. PLEASANT _ Arrested by local officera during the ~ast · hoors were C I eo Pete Srruth, 29, Apple Grove, on a non-support warrant nd Atrrod ' · Austin, Gallipolio Fer. ry charged wiUt drunk In publie' and tampering wiUt vehicle. DRASTIC DIS . COUNTS ON ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE !Donald the Foal-a chureb. IIIII ' .•., O.._n Evening• Tfll ·• • · FIRESTONE . • -4- end the Bend Area, Happy Birthday the Muon Mathotllat aturclt Sunday llllll'lllnc by Supt. 00 ·H&R 0 ~~ = I DRYERS Dalivarad Dlract To Your Jab WY2-3284 c I degree temperature all year 'round. ~for aafe ator... eNO FUSS eNO MUSS eNO WASTE GOEGLEIN READY~MIX CO. Only '295·00 c H I Ea-• YOUR c 0 I . $595 SPECIALI YOUR COIN QP READY· MIX CONCRETE Llflllmo IIW'IInlto pion. · 58 Ford 2 Dr. 6 cyl. _ _ _ $795 :c DRY CLEA"ING 10 lbs. $2 ROBINSON'S $545 51 Op4JI2 Dr. 4 cyl. - - - - $695 1 1 were Mrs. M<!l Clarlt and George Burns. Mro. KenFinley of Pomeroy dem. use of Merl Nonnan caomeuca. Alla.'lldlng also were Mr ' · Donaod Cook, Mrs. Wayne Green, Mrs. Willis Dudding, the contracton Henry· Mrs Nolan Swackhamer, Mrs. den and Associates o1 Charle8- Freddie Thabet, Mro. Pat Wil· ton are the architects. son Mrs. Raymond Llevlng, the E US TODAYI co ': Ntchols Call 109 Babson 84 I ~delphi 89 Yesh1va 74 • ' Ohl o Colie ge Basketball ·. . "I m not much of a iiOl!er," :1 Clamm 83 Slippery Rock 72 , BryaPI saJd m a ·brief appear- By United Press lnteruat~onaJ 60 65 J Hopkms F &: M ance at the annual dinner of ' Youngstown 83 Sl U Ruffalo 89 Brockp?rt St 57 the 1\Jabama Professional GolfLawr~?nce Tech 75 En~ Cy Tech 79 .shen doah 46 ers Associatiou here Tuesday Wittenberg 52 Marietta 48 i!.l'ittally. hi s chief he lp ca me J" 1t1e dna\ minutes of the var· sHv game when he tal lie<! 10 p111 tns teammates ahead 43-41 with 5.46 1·ea1aining. From th<~t momeot on he scored 12 of hi s team's 17 points in the drive to will be ol I LIFETIME GUARANTEE ON ALL USED CARS 1 ub 0 ff Reserv e CIub Puts buildln& ern archlleeture and there be parking facllllles n the of the buldlng for 20 cars. The tructure ed to =~ ~ eted b11 l, 1BII4. The Company o1 Ripley W Va L. Nolan, on "Change 1 rro The 10ft, local ctvu defense unit for tlng up the rnlcrophone direcllng iraulc during I h groondbreakng. Mayor Siders thentn.=::I':!I !rum the stand and first &hovel of dirt marking MASON - Several persona -aston. -· !rom Mason County attended Point Pleasant'• new th c E · building and central !Ire e ounty xtens 1on Service Uon will have an overall dlrnenTraining Conference of ft. i'tu ft. Tbe at W•st Virginia University Man91011 90 mlnistratlve unit wUI be 90 day and Tuesday. 18 and will contain sl~ rO<>ms:.l Prominent speakers were Dr. mayor's of!ce, Clerk's Paul A. Miller, preoident of pollee, council chamber, Univerally, who spoke on and kitehenette. "The University and You ;" Dr. The fire department will Ernest J. Nesius, vice pres!· . 76 1 62 having four rooms on, "How the Appalach· Center Functions to Help 'P"' " z liJ with lOven rooms 10 tho bosement or tower level. A County;" and Dr. Fran- suggee!s~te~~d:bl~tol;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii-iiiiiiiii_.;oi JOme tO ~ :: t'~=~l,= e.!';~!:~~!: Raymond Holland, contractor, John Jobnaon ol the Federal HOI!Io and Housing Finance, Dallal . Ferrell, representing Henry . Elden • A9!0Ciates, I!IChitecta flf the new construeIIIII and MtnCIImfll Carl Mur· ray and Ernest Handley. Tbe Rev L. ~.-. Saville of I b · ~ e Tl'lnlty Me~ church .proIIOUill!ld the Invocation and the Point Pleasant HJgh School band entertained with several selecUono prior to the ceremany. Mayor Siden spoke brleOy, NUlla lhal the new city build· WI! something the! h a d been IOI'Oly needed for some "'"' llel,va Lms, Mr& •ua 'Jtew U..eu c...; .at ... ; • ... ptJD Ryan. Mrs. lfAIORiw:oMDII Moth· Jam.,. Diehl,Li•ter Mn.~... a.... Diltriet Meeti~ , 'l1le NeW' ~ c.-en lull FINmm ealled !;.~"= Cll,lb made plan~ for Guest y.,.ger and Mrs. 'l'bolll8ll MEW HAVEN -A !up del- illltlated :tl members Iince lui i!uodaJ lllllrlllrll ~ Ut IG rocenUy ot tho borne ol Reed. option from the New IIPa ADcuot .. now ,h41,~ tnern. IN~ fl. Hani ·, . T. B. McGowan. Co-hostCooncll, Jr. O.O.A.M., IIIIIIM· beublp of over 1111. Ofl'bn2nd St. Malon, ......,_. ' dDdl!1l' lleeplnl qUm1erl of z u 11141lre chief off~. tlteiiJ. Club ,. ,rm;~lt, en,'l1le cJuoroom and eneine Guett garageroom. For MASON _ TheNight Muon Cl... Mn. A. E. Tbo11181, BeJ. lug were available. u!:orto c· RIS ' ts·.. I 0., l'tb. I, GroundBrea•-.·ng _!L_ Ceremony Held fOr new City · Racine Third, Zanesville Rosecrans Take Over Top Spot Ames-Bern 12th, Nelsonville .21st In Latest TENE~BAU~I UPI Poll alho«," ~IUddlepGrt, 111111 ....CHOICEOne large Scramble Table. Odd 1oll, ooe and two of a kind. Values to $1.99· Gleaning house on odds and -')dl~ 001110 In snd scramble In thil eroup. c •• ~----------...J - .:.. l'tRAMBLE TABLE SAMPLES- ODDS & ENDS . .:~OSEOUTS- SOILED GOODS ' ' . · Valuiil To t4.98 • -cHOICE- ·,. •• !• JERSEY GLOVES Reg. lHI< Men'o Brown JK~Y Work Gloves. Fir&t q~litJ. Buy several pair at tbia low low dltcount pric1. 15: CLEARANCE RIG. $5.98 MENS Knee Boots Reg. $&.98 value Men's American made Knee Boots. Size. 8 to 12. Good asst. or sizel. save now on thie ~PHial sale CLEARANCE ltEG. 25c, 36" UNBL MUSLIN Unbleochod Millo lin. Firot quality 36" wida. Reg. 29< Buy aeveral yards now at thia low lo.• cllscouot (~flo.. 19~ �' I ' • long ableoce, this tJme, 1qulrlnl t f--tfally ~n't!nel, POmen_i~:Wdleport.]:l,;"Peb. s; 1~ Smith bu !leclared $be's In the Preslden· aLeat Dufresne, wbo wu biJ tav•dte .,. 1 -~..;;..-.,.;.......;,__...,.....__....;.-..___.., tW trWeepstakeJ, you can figure ou ont G117 ~ m111 a. Shotlty, Ironto;.. block that WON'T Yote for her: admirers lore he uld "I do" to DeniM Cooper's dlulhter,. Marla, lltlll Uldl011* ADiant lboM wilD lfllertd .lllriM of tbe weJ.l.loved actor and war hero Jimmy Stewart. Mrs. Smith is tbe lady that Emmett Hulhee Is ber No. Gilt Holier bolpilll In tile JJMt Sf Mrs. Donald &billing, aoq, who JDllde a big brouhaha out of oppos· Beau. boun w.,. )larbara L 1 D D 6o, Tblnl A!~e .. MJd61tJ)OI'I,ing Gen. Stewart's promotion in the Dane Clark, cii!TenUy appearing In Hoocl. 101 Fourlb An., JUQII ghter, 1:44 ~.m . TUesday. Ea*"' Voice of Broadway ••• reporting . armed fortes . . . The Sidney Lumets Chicago in "A Thousand CloWIII," baa D Stewart, lit~ Fourlb An., DlooUrJed (she's Lena Horne's daughter, he's Glor· been flying back to New York ever, ~.~ 1 ~ Patll!llll 1'8Cel1Uy dl&ehlrPJ Ia VanderbUt's ex-husband) are keeping chance he lets to be II the bedJide of biJ G •~ludecl Mrs Owen U-"' u .. a bappy secret. ailing wlf• . . . "Dr. strangelove" broke ~ 9eeoDcl Ave., Itanaup, re- .,.. · "1 "• .. ~ •· • fOI')' Lee, l!iureka Star Rl., J.or. 'l'llomu Mereer, Bryce BroW!IOroadway Gnpevioe lilt pllldm1 a would IJl'l!', becauee he • • • the openlllg day house records at beth ette J. Jobr18011, IlL 2 Crown lng, Beale Roseberry, Mrs; -. Sblrl hell lie needs the extra time to work on Arlene Dahl and writer George Chris· the Victoria and Baronet theatree and Is City, Re&ina GJD Tolbert, Ill lls McMillian, Mrs. Marvin 'i'ti-~lac~:e ~~ ~~~e:n!: are .,.-;. It befon It's unveUed for the Gotham ty are conferring on a business project ~..h~rd to g~ in1~rr ~:ny "hot tick· 1 Lelart, w. \Ia., Mrs. Stella rell, Mrs. 'W11'1'811 Youns and 8 ow on e ••! c rc · q. Eher8bach. 278 RuU~ St., b)fant daughteri ·Mrs. Ralpll 1g a lot of fun kidding the press with erttlea . . . Despite the headlines about . that would involve Broadway ..... Sam e :eir official statements. Those two blp- the IDveaUgaUon of ,t~~eatre box offices, Spiegel certainly bas an Impressive cast The ban aaaiDBt showing "The Doll" Mlddleporl, ~- Cllarla A. Johnaon and In !"'t son, M r I. "" making like naive bsbes-111-tiJe. the ticket cubicle at one current hit mu- In mind for "The Chase"-he's trying to In England ·was Ufted when an "objec- Van Cooney, Rt. 2 Pomenly, Dale O. Smllb and Infant soil, .,~ 5 is, indeed, p~ amusing-but slcal ls referred to by lllSiden 11 "Jc:e- 111101 Marlon Brando, Peter O'Toole and ttonable" scene was cut. The untrimmed Gladys B. May, Syracuse, RllY Reuter, Leonard ltouoh, ·1 in "What land." Willlam Holden. (Wouldn't you like to be version is on view at the Embassy The- Dllllily S. Kuhn, Rt. s Oa~ Hill, Erneot King, Mrs. LIWI'IIICI >l necessan .. '"'· , Te.no., IS · p.,.... t.a Fl oyd T. """""'• ,...__ Rt. 1 J··'lakes Sammyy CODY Run, • tg the. . .Broadway· Grenr Garson and her husband, Bud· In the room when the agents, managers atre here . . . Memp.... ..... Dlddl e. Mrs. Cba r1e• Mel • 1n, , 11 nd musical which hu already been dy Fogelson, are in town from Texu, to and lawyers are trying to settle the bill· ning ~n unprecedented "city ho_Uday" to 1011, Cbester Warren Dunlo. Rt. Mrs. Lewis Bean, Darlenf!lflul. " lponed twice, wm be delayed 1 third see the shows, shop, and over their lng problem with that lineup?) . Peter honor Danny Thomas, who founded that Jackson, Jamea W. HaD, Ill sel~ Michael Waugh. stev.. ""e if director Abe Burrows has his way. inte•resl in the new Chavefsky Crosby, once married to Denise Darcel, city's St. Jude Hospital to serve all races 1 Ray, Mrs .Raymond F. W"!- Mark Hayes, Gregory Y,amey ll~lc2·o~l~lk!e~to~m~ov~e~th~e~s~h:ow:::to~De~tr~o~it~,~if.J.~.i·i...i.N:o~w~th~a~t:&:~n~. .::~=~C~b:as:e~l:·s~b:ac~k~o:n~t:he:_:sc~e:ne:.=:at~E~l~M~o~ro~c~co~af:!:te~r..!an~d~r~e~llg~lo~u:s~d~en:o:ml:·n~a~U~on:s~.iiioiliiiiiiiiiiii~""":.·~M:•!Artbuf:!:~·~ancl=~Mi'l:·~·~N~or~·~•:nd~CI=•ren;::ce:,.:M~cCa~be~.~D~Io~t:,···~· . , D'W111Y ICM ULLIII I' ,.. .• . ,, ! .! ' SNIDER'S Swift'a Premium CATSUP BEEF STEWz~::· , hll11111 'lhft C•upen Thru lotlHM Thio C.U11M fhN • Umh (I) lettloO pat CuftftMr lw ...... ...... _ .. . . t :lblciea Cemet Homo fo ~: r..,.. Bomb clvU they can leave early. Or ICIIIothJJlg Uko that. Dear Helllll: WeU, Helen dear, your ohtck• A lung time ago aomebody till bove come bome to roostasked you wbat to do about ..,. 1114 laid a bomb! I doclded I'd lertalnlng aU your frlenda at have a "meiUng pot" party llld once, whether they were feud- try tu thaw out the cold sboul· lng or not, u tltls gal didn't de~ In the neighborhood by id> want to bave three or four par- vlting everybod. N~ one knew ties. and you B!lld go aheod and who the other """''' were, ""~ invite •em - If they can't be laD went well until the fight =..- ",..--" -.-,_ , . ,:•.= ¥' ..., . ".!:.:::::, w..,..,., _ - Monday thru Thuraday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. GRAPE JELlY Friday and Saturclay 1:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. 10-os. lara ,..,_ TV MOVII Tho IRDI CURTAil Starring D- Anclc;... Tlorroey Thur. Nlte, Jolt. ... WHTN CHAN. II HUNTINCTON, W. VA. I .~ .. Jar Jar White Satin Sug ..... 59 UPTOI'S TEA BAGS ,... Jar Sliced e l' . ' fXHUl •' No. 2Va Cans Moden ',0 FXTHA ' ..,., ' I :/JjltP PIIF.APPLE JUICE i I ~ . I i SO IXTRII ._ '• . !,' ' 46 ... ..... I• l c.... oo.l:* MCM . . ... Glollf SIP 10. .tt ,• .., DONW» DUCIC IRAPEFIUR JIICE Westfield Drilk ::::. RLS INSTANT ' '~ PRUIT Jh52 · Lilt Prlct 9lt ..... tl...a 'I - teWo, wtpoo 58 .... *"" - ,. off loloal .... •• SPRY -Lll ............ =-· . .. " .r..o lelb willl ""'""" • "'"''." "' , ........ . =" - - ··c Specials = 11 = 11 :;: 11 ' .. - BEEF,, KUAST · E~au ... 79 s.,... Trill lwlft'a Prt.-.u. I. lot'L I•~••••• Rl B STEAKS CIONI INJ .... PIEIIIUM. I cs..•. IA&.l'INIM' 7 I .1 .. box BOOTH 89 'BREADED C SHRIMP .... I 0 4 L - LAYER S3 Cake lttg11lar fie ! ' .,... \ . ...... .J """'.,_. ... .................. . . .· .... ' tr.. ~~ ~ llotoly ..., . LUX White BREAD 2 flat ' _,... GREEN ONIONS 10 4 ~ PIIIIIT I Llrplllt EARTH 4 :..•1 _GN 50 Extra .d'N. t reenStamps ,,~ - ...., BREAD 25 .... 5'!: .. •',• ' IV..• LW, rtfct ' TEXAS -lunch ' ,.'· t· 1i Cut Ia kotlt IVANS . ', Mttol. , ' '\ . , katie IVAIII FRINCH or CORN TOP l-. ....., ......... TENDER RED- Pk.. I •. 88 - . LOAP - 1'...1,- ·. · v~SCO DAIRY Kraft SLICED .CHEESE OIL 4:'1 4:!'1 ·- - Anuc. . . . . . . . . ..... . " PEIIIT . ..... . ""' 1eltlolo . a ::. a 2 . • ., . . . . . • ... , c ILL . 11. .._. UJOIIS ·::,., ·T11shiJ lotioa l.tllly. O.ntor CdPET LUX IU.NDAY l!llf ~UII ROLLID RADISHES10 Hair Crea11 . :;:10 hare •• Creill·llidorilt . , ~·.": ':; 11 11 SOFTIQUE': J•r AII·PII'IIIII ...."Soap 1~0 EXTRA G rc t• n S tu mp ~ ,J·~ Ena Slpll' Trllt-hlft'a Pr~•II...U. I. Gn'l. Ia...... FriM Polaloes Supar .17 .. ILL - -- ..... Price 8-0Z. PKG. Each ...ular 52x70 Uat PriM $1.19 lva111 · PUIII . ... c•• 49iI 14-os.. pkg• . Sliced .... ., UlftMIIcal ' f..O%• PKGS. . 12-os. . .....,lrrdJ..e.., .......... D LIQIID L - .... c - I PORK UVER FISH STICKS '~41 THE LGOM VINYL TABLECLOTHS •• u.s.................. I MRS. PAUL'S 1349 4-111. lwiWoPromlum POTATOES 2:.:--, Hunfs Tomato Juice Yosemite Cat Beets Red Cross EIHw Macaro1i Red Cross SppeHi · Silver Bar Swett Peai Mario's Staffed MaRL Oliva ) CENTER CUT HAM suas lh. 89 FRENCH FRIED. a''::-, ·Swift's ~hili W/Beans · Swift's Lilla Beans &Ham Plaaters ·Spuish Peanuts •· ! '· . 10-as. pkg. ) 0 IX Tilll "' ,. ' . . ' ' ~ l aup•• •••~Ta L Canned HAM BREAKFAST HAM SLICES lb. 79 Ham Ca'l Ida 8 SWISS STEAK lb. Swift's Promlum Fully Cooled U.S. Gev'1 lnopectotl Pork Fron11 Foods PORK &BEANS ,. Ill. Sho1lder loaad Bone 55 ~ ' Von Camp'• ' Ill: . Ynr Oholcal . CUTS EYAU SUPER TRIM - SWIR'S PREMIUM U. S. low't. ln1111ted Beef HEA f & HIVI CONVENIENCE • NEAT SIALID. VAC·PACIC IOit:UU POUCI.. • IIIAT IN SEALED POUCH"wtAD'f IN 5 MINUl"'~ U•• 1 Pl....,,.. I OAR IUPEI TRIM -IWIR'S PREMIUM - U•S. Dov'L ln.,KIIII t CHUCK STEAK Yellow .Cling Peaches Haat's Tom•loes w,..·'•k Argo 8ree1 lea11 Del Monte loNe• Cant\~:J?~:• ~I Mo1te .CllS1p ~-·b. llecklleny Aprllat 1 WE FEAtuRE U. S. IOV'T. INSPECTED SWIR"S -PREMIUM BEEF EXCLUSIVE!Y! EVANS SUPER TRIM- S.WIFT'S PREMIUM . U. S. Gov't. Inspected ~- GOLDIN. POPJ~Y IlO-Ilo. Jar =.:: CHOICI CENTER GreeD Glaat Mexteern GreeD Gl-t Peas. . GreeD Glaat Nlblets MA BBOWN PRESERVES llrlO ~0 41 1!4·111, '4· 1 49 Ma Browa's Grape Jam Ma Brown's Orange Marmalade Ma Browa'a Grape Jelly Starti_Th_ I 8 :.::-- """" hly . . ."'""' BREEZE . 'Ul '; '· , r .' N • E l....,,..,.. - - I' -ENGLISti CUT GREEN GIANT SMALL·CAN SALE! KRAFT ~uund •nd Mill St. Middleport EVANS i 1 Ill• I TOR I HOURS I 'i ":!;. Limn Cl) Ctino. &UP•R MARK•Ta W• l'fttrYt tht right to Limit ~ I . 11fE ••IOif Sot,. ..... 1111. Scd•rday, Pebruary lth. I VI ...,tn- IVANS SUP!R TRIM- SWIFT'S PREMIUM U, S. Gov't. lnipetted With Thi1 Coupon: i r j I 's.~ •-U.. alarlld. Tbt Bttle 1117 w b • Dear Heltl!• • etllllt JeoPk wttlt IIUIIIIaclte, want. Who bufl and Wok till m. ..,.. (.., a h tltlDks his kids are belnf picl· 'f'ltorf:'• a """"'n In ..., club -'allY U they . _ bow tiH Jllll• any mort? Or tvlll wllll , "E.leule IDt wblle I od en made 1 remark to t h t who alwayo lrnows the 1 - loot lib slickers. Sbe ll)'l ·, .,.. lUre or Jhoot.'eiii-Upe, un1... makt up my fl(!f) ," and the! DAI,J wile ol&ltilo!J whole la'lftllllOW· dirt and 11'1 oJmoot aiiiUtCI pJt inltinc\ively (loQ't trust a boy meets llfrl in a opot of purr, "Wblcb one, dear?" lltVOTIO TO ,_ ,.. bo'd brokl!ll, llld IOIIIIbtMt1 wrq. How c:ao I abUt her lip? IIWl "ith a IDOOitache. Have well""'roolcled adullelt abot.ll , ell< mlJ:ed in, and, well, Helen, I thinll 111t 0\herS eould oland JOU ""' ......,.ch on tlllt JUb. tvll"< tenth pqe! - ~liS. 'nlJJ eolumn Ia d«::leud to "!tl'l ~ It waan't • hippy OYO!llng. Foci bohlt~ me because we!re aD ject? - STIFF UPPER UP TIC lam.ly living, 10 if you're b8V• .......... ts, It waa awfUl. gelling Ured of hearin& people Oe•r SUL: Dear Real: . 1nJ kid trouble 01' juat plala .,,!"'!""' ~ N"" threelourths o1 t e slandered. - IRKED • Nu rese•rch available. Eltc'OPI We-e-11 , Mark l'waln 1tU I troobl•, let Hei<'IJ help YOU. ~ 11r ; ; : " - ~>-- ._ oeigbborhood won't·~ ID me. Dear Irked : lbo •ery personal kind. My h~ comos on strOll&. and Shakes- She w.JI aiJo wela>me your 0 ..., - · -· .,. l' , • ·- . r ,.. And •II becauae I wlllllod ID Would they llow? A cerllin band wears a moustoche - and pear. haa managed to la&L E•· j . -. a 1 .,... -.o 111 !lo pay ofl my social obllgatiOilJ W""ntage of any club ltoUP he ha1 never yet been able ID er notice how S<ldom odultery amu.,ng experlenees. Ad<:lna - ..,.;...,. n ..,_ oll at once Tell 'em It won't sullen from an overdevelop. cash s check in a supermarket figur., in hia plots• Let's put it Helen Bolte! In cart Ol tltll " ...... work, chu~. -JANIE ed s"""" of humor . If you can Wher eas!, without a moustache: this way: trash ,;.Us easier Inewspaper. O..r Janie : say "I don't bell~e It" and bavo never yet been turned wi>!Jl aer IS used Ill hide t e , ~ l•r ,, ·~1 ' ·IlL Okoy - It won't worll:· ·- not walk away from a juicy bit of down But !ben that's jumplnJ delecta, but good wriUng will Mlpl]> C..,• N "'"""" unle" you band out gueot Usta gossip, you deoerve an award to condusiona, lsn't it' - H. "''ll without overdoles of dui>-:.:"';.::' . : ,":;. - t~: 1 with your lnvlteUona. I believe for gallantry in octlon. Let me Dear Helen: bed·m puslon. Note I said "ov- The Coogo R!ver, with It • ·-• I answered that first 'queotloo know how many follow you. On thi.! controversey over &el· erdoses." l'ln not one ol these mighty tributaries, drains the - - to ..,, .. wttll reservations. Sometlilnl a· H. . Pturall!d boob and motion pl.,. "burn the dirty books" gals . huge equatodal basin of cen- - - ....., ·bout "U the _meltlng pot ~·t lloos A M0111tache Malle tlll'el, I ap-ee, too much Is a - H. tral Africa and much ol the :"'.:.. bocom• a pressure cooker, you All 1M Dtfl....,ce? bad thing, 01peclslly . for t h e THE BACKYARD FENCE Isurrounding plateaus. Tht~ nv- "" •:411· l1t MIGHT •lal:! a_ new era In your Dear Helen : young people, but, lets face It, Pertect squelch for the vel· er system has a total dramage ...u, ... ,_, • _ ., ne~hbori1o<>cf-::. but don't count My wife ..ys lbe wants me ae:r sells. Writers and produ.,. veklawed cat that every worn· area of 1.450 million square on lt." - H. ID lhaile off my 11111UIIacbe be- ero give the pub~c what they an's club ha• at least one of: miles. Only The Finest;. ' ( I i uelp l rJ'elen ~ ~~ 4 ':"v!d t *"· . Dail1 Selltlnel, l"oml!f03"Middf"or., 0., J'ell. I, 1~'7 ,, ' 1. ' . . ''~ I=. _...., 'o' �' • I .• ' ' mattero. _. 4 ~ at ~ JUt$ 00 JROW • UIIIIM PNu Ia~ ; HOI,l,YWOOl> (U'Pi) - Miss ~ Shirley Temple, wbose iDcome ranked seventh in the nation when •he was oine, about a l quarter of a century ago, i turned up Monday night on NBC-TV's "Sing Along with f Mitcb." She flashed that smile, Vue ' Shirley Jonet lo the o1 the NBC-TV "Telephone Hour" program of Feb. 25 'which marka tbe llho'a I,OIIOib broadcast on radio Olld telmsion over a ptriod ol 24 yean IIGIII, hne euellmt refereJC llbraflet· and tet u etnlen ol plant mrormellon, idnWylniJ: 11- 10111 In by ... aftl'lns queotlom llld file .)lo!lktlns, - - to tbe Epcycloplledllo Brllannlc. .~ \ ~ I"!J!!** Arllol\etumJo . Macara ,!"alia tlo,.. Most arboretums, m addlllOII In( becluse of aa ICt jam f<r ··~ · so her voice, wblcb never real- to special lectures and conduct. the font time In HI recorded IARNEY GOOGL" ly was as importani as her ed tooro, through plant collee- history en Mar. :It, 1141. showmanship, felt the strain at times Monday night. But then, LET'S 60 OllER In a duet of "Mako Someti.e VISIT 7/JifN BeliE, SLD 0 Happy" with Miss Leslie UgAOIIAl88 LOWEEZY gams, she broke inw a dance L step, a smile and a strut-and· . 'Killta,y : let fly with dances and songs, suddenly the visions of the one nhlcle• Kod : gracefully survived the boorish and only child mart\fl come U. ctty, SW New York • aquareness of the program, and rushing back with their com- 12. Contest J&.p-. ' lhowed plnety of life for a re- plete lack of affectation. ar.R'.,.. . :. tired suburban matron. The nature of the hosl, Mitch 13. Cllannel markeN liii.Oelld : The hour was something of a Miller. and his improbable u.a ...... 12. DJ&. ; tribute to the tuues Miss Tern· bunch of squares unfortunately coldl' otJ1 ~ pie made famous as the coun· prevented the show from being l:S.Nothelped 17, Whetber · r try 's biggest cblld star and, to !1 real occasion, and, in fact, 19.Sea ! look It i.t another way, was a gave it some awful moments. mamm&la ; neat device to enlist her guest 1 doubt if there is a series on 20. GoddeMaf 'VIctol'J: Gr. ~ JerVices for a boost in the raL- the air with a more awkward. 22.Hindu IB.Ammmz j lop: f~ ~e series, w~ich has unnatural a~mosphere. Furthersacred tree 1beell f.ightlng for surviVal. At more the saccharine nature of 23.Publlc notices ; last report, it didn't make it Mond,ay night's djalogue re26. Monarch'l ~ and Is not expected to return quired for the "'ieWer a handy beaddrus ; next season. bottle of liquid relief child •tar 28. Leg-of-. mutton Some. legenda are. IOO.proof, or no. But the simp!~ unspoiled ' and Mw Temple IS one of . ed ao.Copp.... ~ them. Most of her time these warmth of Miss Templt. sav days Is occupied wuh her lamUy in oorthem Califmua, and i DAILY CROSSWOR.D ·--.......... -- :z.= I ..... ... oncl . Wts GIVES ... CAN'T, ~lVlt.IFV" I I'M RIGHT IN lli' OF 'SUPPER SHE GOT HER MAIL·ORDER CORSET 1oti<IY !! IT'S PINK BROCADE WIF FLEXIBLE COILB;I-\NiilfIE BONES!! . l • ·- l •s. Alll4b "-Eatln&' 47,Pertoct 48. Uloa mlnt 411. Pet:ulallt ! ' DOWN LComedian ·' -Hope .'• A.XYDLBAAltB II LO!i'O:I'IILLOW One letter olmply otaadsfor__., Ia W. ~A 1olot the three JJs. X fol' the two 0.. ete. Sfngte letter.. apo.o trophies, the lellgtlo an4 ot tllo WOI'd8 are Bll hlllll. ' Eacll l d'lf 1118--.. .& 01;;1 I ' R ! DV .' I Yl!ODQ'l' :I'QQ'l' • "' 5 : · I ., · ·-- - -- - W J EH RADIO PROGRAM LOG • MONDAY TIIROVGH ; 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:30 News Headllalel 7:31 Musical Clock 7:45 The Lifeline , 8:011 Ohio Valley News l 8:05 World, Nat,looal News . 8:10 Sporn . 1:15 Weather ' Picture 'r 8:16 Mlllical Clock 8:55 Community News > 9:00 Talk of tho Towii i t:55 MasoD'county Nein [ 10:00 Family Worship Hour 5 10:15 Public Service ; 10:30 Latchstring ; 10:55 W<rld News j 11:00 MQI'IIlng Melodies i (except ~ay, : Church Bells Ring) '' 11:45 World News 7 11:55 Mason County News t 12:00 Community News ~ 12:~ Local News i 12:10 Markets ·· 12:15 Mid Day Weather · 12:20 Evans Bulletio Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Agriculture Agent 12:45 Country Go Reund 1:55 News Beat t. 2:00 Country Go Roond 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Let's Take a Break ' 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Diocing with Doss f:3Q lnterclump 6 00 - - 6:05 Sacred Heart 5:00 Community News 5:05 World, National News 5:15 SJX>tlight on Sports 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 8:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 The Lifeline 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World, National News 8:10 Sports Tnday 8:15 Weather Picture 8: 16 Musical Clock 8:55 News 9:00 Musical Clock 9:30 Song & Story Time 9:45 Family Worship Hour 10:00 News 10:06 High School Hit Parade 10:55 News 11:00 Army Time 11 :30 Special Community Progromo 12 :00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:55 New• Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Discin~ with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Summary 5: 15 Dinner Musicale 6:00 Off 6:20 eountry Jamboree ~ : 30 Farm News 6' 3' Pat Buttram, M·W·F 61 ; Metgs Ct Agr. Ext. 7' 00 News 7' 05 Breakfast Party 7' 30 News 7:35 Pickens Hardware (Tues.-Thurs.) 7:5() News Report B:OO Breakfast Party 8 :!5 Bright Star Show·Thuro. 8:30 Van Patrick Sports 8:45 Baker Furnitur..Wed·Frl 8:55 Open House 9:00 News 9:05 Coffee With Janet 9:45 Betty Newton 10:05 Ministerial Assoc. 10:20 Country Hoe Down 11:05 Swap Shop 11:15 Country Drifters M·W 11:15 Mason Ct. Agr. Ext-Tue 11.1> A.S.C. Program-Fri ll :I5 Family Worship-Thurs. II :35 Farm Bureau 11 :15 Tiny's Country Hymns 12:00 Nooa Report 12:15 Music Just For You 12 :15 Goe•sler's Guest Star-Frl 12 :30 Music Just For You 3:00 Platter Party: 4:15 Blaettnar Show-Tues. 4:30 Local News 4:54 Bowling .Scores 5:00 Sundown Serenude 6:00 Sign Off SATURD~Y 6'00 On 11:35 12:00 12:15 12:30 1:00 5:00 6:00 Del Monte Chunk Style lh TUNA FISH size . Breakfast Party Jones Buick Show Tho Good Life Mualc In The Air LITTLE ORPHAN AMNII Under Ohio Skin ' This I• Music Top Tea Show Top Ten Show (Dultont) Noon News Musical Interlude Rev. Merlin Teets Platter Party Sundown Slgo Off .,•~.~ I '"< ' •· ... ~. - '1- . .. . _.- ' ., • I • ~ t #• L ,'t··~I,. I • c1n1 I ·~ . • 46 01. can SPI.NACH CHEESE ::~ ~:'~.... 11:05 SAVE NOW ON FAMOUS , DEL MONTE FOODS! I Del Monte LOt.JGHORN, !a) 6' 20 Coontry Jamborea 7:05 9:15 10 :15 10 :35 10:40 10:45 ,II TOMATO JUICE - LltOJIQOW t ji Dei Monte 'l'&GDQ'l' WMPO Radio "Hia-I'UJ ISamazlnc ... especlallyafterwatahin~ MONDAY THRU FRIDAY hila tey to bit a haole about a foOt away with hi10o.U 6:05 Country Music Time , Sign on News ; I - -~- - i POUND 7 LDOVQIIG <0.... Kille J' ; I I YeoloulaJ"a Cll)pl> '1"..,1 'l'BIIIBIIll8 NO ftlNCII AGAJNIII' A l'Ame J'RIGHT......nJI.UilR .' l ~ PlllNDQII'DOII.-VQKBPW l' 1 a c dllr~ ; '· 1 LB. LAYERS DAILY C&J!PniQUOTB - Hem's bow to. work 1&1 ; OHIO VALUE BU.Y Del Monte SLICED BACO~~ nWmsrn• '.. We Resent the rlgbt to Hmlt quantitiet1 MIDDLEPORT LB. 36.GUI'e ' TINY'S I I t ridge 83-.Approadl N.l!llepll&t'l tn.Mme! be 40.Hut CORNER OF LOCUST AND PEARL STREETS . . CALLIE STYLE Rom. ll.Giaclal . YOU sr.UI'F'r SMtT., ....... i ' 303 Clftl Del Monte 46 01, PINEAPPLE JUICE ~ -----can Del Monte c No.1 tall PINK SALMON Dfl Monte LB. 303 can EARLY GARDEN PEAS s.r-cte . SUNDAY 7:30 Sign On 7:35 Army Hour 8:06 Herald of Truth 6:35 Hour of Deliverance 9:00 Wings of HOallng 8:35 Bible Speaks to You 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 10:35 Wash. Reports to People 11:00 Country Hymn 'l'lme 12:00 Noon Newa 12:15 The Searcb 12:30 Rev, MerUn Teets 1:00 Btny Graham . 1:35 Lutheran Hour 2:110 The Church At W<rk 2:15 Tbe Navy Swings 2:35 The Big Lie 3:00 The Quiet !lour 3:35 Sunday Showcase 5:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 5:35 World In Review 6:08 Sign Oil BONUS BUY! BONUS BUY! MONTE CA T'SUP BONUS BUYI • BONUS BUYI DEL MONTE DEL MONTE PEACHES GOLDEN CORN PE~ DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT DRINK Yellow Cling, Halved or Sliced • • e•ns ....... ·.. .,.. WINNII WINICL:I c • I ' ,_~ . ·,I . ,. : . . '"'··. ' . -·· . PIZZA 'PIE ,;,i ~. : ' '' I PUifNA DOG . ~·· / bok . ., ,. p.ourtd ' .··PURE. LARD . ·· CI1EF~BOY ·ARDEE . . ' ' pound· MACAR-ONI ----· .. GAN U. S. 'NO. 1 ·'' 25 lb. bag MUELLERS . ' ·•' 303 · cAN ROBIN HOOD 10 LB. BAG ."S. NO. 1· MAINE L' ' 7 ···-- . ----· X CHOW--~·~ '.,-~ ,1··-'·..' '' $ ,.~.. 15 ~· !' 'I,J' '" ,, &II AU. ',1 .· •· ,- ' ~' - ' '. �• ' ' 'c ' fl ' II -. 2 SIGNS Ads Get Results. OP QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. • ' Blue Bonnd •· WANT AD INFORMATION 50 EXTRA FREE I 00 Extra Free Top Value Stampt TOP VALU5 STAMPS whh COUPfn and purchtl.. •f with lilt.. . . . . . Wings, Backs at Coupe,. -..,It" Sat.. r.b. 1. IP~ kroger Coup.n upiru S.t .• hb. 50 EXTRA FRili of with I. cDuoon ond '"rcha•• ., $5 no or More At Kroger c....... •.:,.,.. .. ,.. ...... •. "" 19.. WHOLE · Brea,fost Bacon SO Extra free Top Value Stamps with .. ~,~,.,. and purcfta.. CGUpctft afld purdla11 "Buy the Place" ~~ ............. ~!t..: ........ ~··3~~c .t 2u.............. Kwlck Krlsp Sliced Bacon Breaded Fish Steaks --- Card of Thanks IJUdB SALE Serve crizl:p fried chicken~ with a favorite part for 39c oach Dl611lber of the family / tlt.J plec. Chicken - - • lb. · Qv~,i.;; 39 49 c _ lb . c I S~ouldor Roast ........... "' 49c 1 Breasts 35 c 1 Le~ 0' Lamb .................. ~o.69c I Le~!- lb. 45 c - lb. 1 Lr:zm - b Breas ts ·· ... - .. .. 111''7C \J 1 Wmgs ......- 29c Backs ....... lOc I LAMB .CHOPS 1 ~"~"fM• ea~eJ ·.ilaiiU Cut Up k T rayPac _lb. Quortero 50 EX.TRA FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS '!W'Ith OOUf"'n and pvrdla&e ., any 2 p•p. l11ddig Chopped haf, ...,. Corned Beef ~~~9c ::· ~·~! ·=. =_~·:_6~cj ... ~. ~ ~ '3 !~; . 69c 39 59 •. lux Liquid 1 "~IICIJS'I. 'J.,.U. j '1 ~ Dishwashlne 12 oz. bottle .,..-- Lost and Found Short leg Tht ur thet p1ys for Itself. Len than 3c a mile, total B..gle , hlar·k. white and brown, male, operating cost . We have a answPrs to name of •· King: ' large selfciion of clean 1· Ta 0 No. 2762. children's pet. owner tradt"·ins from 1957c a;t WY 2-6185. 2·3-3tc I 3 1963 modf'I S. Notice (!b C. ~;.~Y:hi~o. ORJNr. YOUR old photographs to Grover's Studio to be rop· !,,.....,.,.,...,...,...,...,...,....,i 1 ied and re storE'd. "'i:l"-- bars 2 llfebouy $oap· Our LANDMARK gra~ and legu!M seed rs the cJeanpQ you can 'Doy. machnu~s the 111odef1 m~otSCie can make 1! 1 LANDMARK seed ts of p1oper origift. adapted to Ohio sr.>ils, getAHnatn 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ......- -. . ~trongly, &roots YtgOl"CIU$lJ. 1 ALL Kinds of hay and strl\• 1' lor sate. We deliver. BuUer I Bros., Leipsic, Ohio. Tel. 13~. I II POMEROY WY 2·2181 P. 0. Bo• 61. ,......,................,.,===""LUMP COAL. Deliver or pick 1 DO YOU have a drinking probup yourself. GoogleiD Ready· I iem ? For help. contact AlcoMil Co., Page St., Mlddleporl i holies Anonymous, Tri·Coun- l l• 11 18 Ue 1 tv AA Group. Wrile, Box WI, I Jiliddleport, 0. &-3-tfc ' WHY PUMP your sluggish septic Iank. Get Klean·Em-AII GUNS Septic Tank Cleaner. LandWe buy, sell and trade guns. mark Farm Bureau, POinOI'Ov.ll BU: Wellman, J.os WU!iamson I 2~ at Tilfin Jeweigrs, Phone ~o. l :=========~~~ It Poinl Pleasant, W. Va . 10 18 ~fc 1 - -- - - TIRES • BAmRIES SNOW TIRES O.ny Size $11.50 UGULAR TREAD tor'1 Ucense? Call WY ~296l O.ny Sizo $9.50 115tlc TUIES, used $1.00 TUBES, new _ $2.50 WHY Pump your siuggi'h septic ; 12 .Volt Bottari• $12.95 tank' Gel Kl•an. F,m-Ail S Volt Bottwl• $9.95 tw Tank Cleaner. LaJ1dn1ark O..C. Spark l'luvs - 75e Farm Bureau, Porr.eroy. FAN BELTS I 25 O.ny Size _ _ _ $2.00 Kroger Milk I I I I I ,. HIGH· I LOW ! • ON POWER AND • EFFICI;,~N C~Y----., 110 ON WEIGHT .• ••• •• loth Sl10 2 .... 3Sc · Spry Shortening ~ . ·r: 3 1~. ••n. 82c ' Nabisco Ideal NCR Chec•loto Poanut dent tech ecbool to maintain dota npturlnc ond proce•• in& equipment. nST LOCALLY T I lkCtllant I Quality SIR ao I, -y Strietmann · Nul Fuclgo Dropo 14'h ... pk •• - .... 1,\ .' Hothou.. ' -Fresh Strawberr·ies ,_ 39c . Fresh Rhubarb A!ft .C , Endive • I Karole .. 1tc __ ..., Save 21t . --._a,._., t)eot.AofKropt lea Qalll Cwpen ...,.,... Mr., t•• -•' ~~ Peaches ........... . .. .. White and Alst'd Colon K,....., fresh 400 ct. latty Crocker Homemade & luttrmllk boxes 139c .... ..... .,... ...i. lara. Cookies ._.. .. Country Oven Dltl...ent hnanal Siz• ••r •......... c....,.........,.,.. '-_..._ . ., . . ~ ... hb ..,. 01. loavea 99~ qt. jara 12 - SJ 4 ..... I as. ~1 , 12 . . 7ft Fro- Apple, Peach, Cocoanut Fruit Pies . _ ...IWo---.... . Count,Y ·..... Mo11aa Ci:lult Lunch Meat -·- ...... ____ ,, Swo111d-• Aut. flavors ·Cake Mixes---·~-- .3 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? f..ost your opera· For Sale .. '"" Ivory Soap __ , Wllfll ......... pw .... fll I ... tcr.tw II -. cu...... ..... .... ........ w............_ .....,... ..... ........r ........ ... TCW VAI.Uii ~t.MIPS 20 Biscuits "·--·- .............................. . gaL I I IICinl 3 Salad Dressing . ..._.. BUTTERMILK 39t ~ IU lXI RA tlbili S llnb;auy .. 25c 1 pt. · White Bread . . . . . Kroger 8 Sl 4 $1 tall cans No. 21h .......... " " - ' bag ..... pk•• ..;.,.__ ~ NCR wiD train men who have IUI!Cessfully eompleted two yean ot tollqe or resi- • lb. ........................ Avondale Slices ar Halves I t~P as ca I CeI.er y blrt CLEAN' AS A NEW PENNY cleaning I I Re,ular Size Turkeys .~........ ~ 39e ··TU. S. No. 1, Size A, All Purpose 33c Lifebouy Soap Krorer Label, Doubl. lrup.ckld Evapo,rated 3 I 27t I I I bm lb. P~'' lath Sill 2 il's as vreed..free as I lux Soap Ph. LY 3·1231 ineligible! Top Value Slampt $1 0.00 or more Chiclcan llraash, Legs, LOST - .. • YOU MAY BE THE NEXT BIG $100 WINNER Minor~ Win 1100! Win free trip• to Disney Iandi Win free ring• for the kid¥! ' ICNgw V111 ,.. .... w Drip ut Iutter ..... :~~. 49~ Kandu {e·taach .~....~.~.25C . .Man::~::lte ~, •• •••••• . ~~~~.....' ·- i s··.. 39j. '· . ', ~ . . .... . . • I f 0 •f t • 0 . lh .... ~· ·. r .;~j; lttCI 0 'A .. ~ ... . ",, AU 'lllaYMJ '· . f Coffee 09 } • 0 891, '~ Cll ' 79~ . l �• \ se....:_... Pomero"·Mkldleport, 0., Feb. 5, 19M' WcrthJ 01'11111 Matrul. Ber6ta ............,. .,.._... . ' Hui!Dwl. . Riwallatlc wMt ..... ••• emplUied by Gf'alld Cbapter ol· . Grand Matron Bertha Hu Hman IS . ...:..J . Honorea at 40t h AnnuaI seSSIOn I!Jtpecfion 011 March J6th is. . 8emg • PI. anned Around And About fleers wearing formal drfls, SUnshine pogel wen Anna Mra. Berlba D. Bullman, Wor- ter. The buoineSB ~Ung and Hedges, Flo Armstrong, Mabel Mrs Irving Karr, enter ard Y pot 1 k lwlcb will be daughters Marla, Penny and tb) Grand Matron of the Grand election of new district off!. Waggoner, Loretta McKee!er, . Plano were ~do for lnspee. the Pomeroy Garden club Mon- ~.:. ·UC De~ and Mr: and Mrs. Don· Olapter ol Ohio, Order or the cers was betd at the momlng Ada Nease and Laverne . lion MQnday . Mlrch te wben day efternoon at her h~me East ae aid M,organ and ~on, Donald Of Ji;astern Star, was tbe honored session with Mrs. Clatworthy Schantz. Mn. C. H. Wise,_ Jr., visit- T~ COU'I'jU•M!::fbters Main St. M Harold tbe speaker to , Athens. Newark. est at the 40th annual session in charge. Tile district meeUng for 1965 ed in Jackson Friday briefly of . Amet ca, me y . ev· Devotions .by rs. ~ the 25th District Scbool of ed wUI be held ~ Retnersville Feb. with, Miss Sharoo Jones enroute emng at the IOOF Hall. Brown, president, opened t h e 11 IDatruction held Tuesday at the T~.:;'~ :~;~;~~rtw K. 4. At the close of the meeting to Middleport from Wava:l~. Cora Beegle, councilor, pre- meeting. membe{;~eo~~:: Masonic Temple m Middleport. :nkhng Past Grand Matron of sandwiches and coffee were Mrs. Don Burkey, :ane.ta, sided and . openec! the meetlng ~oU c~l w~~ ~I meeting, was . ' Evangeline Chapter No. 172 Ohio as~isted by Ann GlbbSj ""rved In the dinning room spem _ Tuesday with ~ar· in rituallstlc form. Adria, Sayre on. r.::, April 18 at the was host to the '1:17 Eastern d Rutb Heath. with Beth PuUeu and Rosema· ents. Mr. and Mro. C. .· m· was reported quite ill, and Kath· announ ' 1 Star member! attending the ~~~:tt ~~~n:r)orie Crow of ry Lyons, chairmen, with ot~er rrtish. She c~e t~ be ~lth her ryn Goodwin suffered a heart Pomeroy E~:m;;~~:e ~!oo~np all day sessiOn. p ;oy who gave the tribute members of the chapter assist· fatber. who IS ill m MOJgs Gen· attack last SUnday. Elizabeth A me~or~~L dia EbersPresident or the 25th dJStrict, orne A;.erican Flag. A wei· ing. era! Hospital. She brought her Darst is home from the hos· dueled Y Iss Y s C E GUARANTEED SDX which is comprised of Meigs. to th• to the members and dis- Mrs. Freda Hood was chair· daughter ' Susan, to Ohio Uni· pital. Marie Hauck reported bach tn memory of Mr . Albert Athens, Morgen, aM Washingp ~i~;:ished guests was given by man for the mornin~ co~fee vers.ty whde enroute to Mid· taking flowerS to Frances Roush W. ~~J~st::: ~[s.flowers at ton counties is Mrs. James Eu ene Notion Worthy] hour preceding regtstration. dleJXtrL in Holzer Hospital. One mem- Yount; . n Clatworthy, ,a member and ~~~;on :nd William King, Wor- Doughnuts and coffee were ser· Mre. Orin l!!nith has learned ber, Elizabeth Young, lost by tbe oeath ..! ::rs. ~wmeU~I~~ SMALL •MEDIUM •LARG past matron of Evangel!ne chapp ' ,)! E a gellne Chap- ved with members of the host of the -loath of the former Wll· death and Winona Cook was will be P ac 1D e ~;;,;:~~~::..,_.,==.;, 1 thy atron. v n chapter serving. rna Davidson who was the sis- reported in distress having lost Methl~ist church in her memte~ Cl tworthy welcomed Tables , lor the luncbeon were ter of Mrs. Albert Brat, 1387 a sister by death. ory at Easter time .. rs. a est.s Mrs Huff· decorkted with blackboard Rosemount rd., Portsmouth, , . . Mrs.. Charles Pernmger pre-lhe honored gu . • . . Vema licas with favors donated . They were former resi· A ootnmurucation was_ read senter. a paper on Garden Pest man, Roberta Mmdlmg.nd M local businessmen of Cheshire when their from Edith Wakely, distriCt de· Control A dessert course was 'I Hammond, Depu~ Gr~ ed the organ for the occasion. Rev. Arthur Davidron puty, In regard to the District served by the hostesses during tron of Dtst.rdtcl R. an t t: e Dept store in Pomeroy donat· was a minister in that commun· rally to be held in the Syracuse the SCICial hour. King . Gran · kepresen 8 IV · •· sc hooI on Thursday , Ap-. -----Other committee She ·is survived by her bus- Grawq of M~"; Br~~~:~n or Valley! were Hospitality, Etta band and two children at their ril: with T?~d~ St~r,.~:~: l 1 ave the response to Norton , Kathryn Mttchell, home in New York City. as osts. c e s or . ~~P ;:t g chapter . During the dys Vroman, Naomi King, . Friends have learned or the to be ser;~ at 5 '~ p. m. ;~ .· eetin new officel's sie King and Edith Russell; illness of Mrs. Arthur be $1.~. . ~unct ~ a b~s~~:\::tude ~resident Coun- Vouching- Maxine Allensworth Cheshire, who is a pa· to cenlrlbUte a $1.50 arllcl~ ~~r 0 1,::sc Phillis of Reinersville; Rowena Vaughan, Elsie Rodat ~olzer HoSpital in Gal- the home and orphan~ ut: t~ Demetrus Gasparatos, fl na' vice president, Martha Fryfog· ' cliffe, Ella Smith, Maude Gray lipolis. Her daughter, Mrs. and.)nember~ ~ ~~~:n: meet· tive of Greece and a student le. Aureliou.s Chapter; secretary and Vida CRrson; reglstra· James Johnson _of Florida has ~ guess~ a!t club district at Ohio University, was guest I Beltv Cooley Athens· treasur-l tion - Grace French, Mary to he w1th her. mg of the P Y ' speaker at the Westmlnsrer I er Marie cu'rd, Pom~roy . Hindy, Beulah Jon~s, . . Mrs. Harold Sa~er ha~ re-- o£!icers and escorts w~ll a~- Youth FelJflWship of the Midinstalling officer for the tn- 1Harris, .Pauline Atkms, Vrrgmto her teachmg duties at nounc~....!?r b S~aLu~: Hock: dleport First United Presbyterslallation service was Eva ia Beaver, Mattte Jacoby_. AIHigh School after sev- , ~t the -ee 8 • ian Church at theu Sunday eve. ·Foulke assisted by Betty Han- rna Midkiff, Carol OrmJSton, weeks illness. . . mg. ning meeting. The speaker told cher. Neva Calendine, Melvina Bessie Beckley, Mary Grosve- Mrs. Nan M~re IS subsb~t- 1 Marie Hauck, council depu- of the customs of his _country Bradfield, Blanche Hart and nor and Allene Barnes. ing In the Middleport H1gh ty, installed Cora Beegle as in th•ir home life and worship Loraine Combs and Ruby Welch Grand Ofhcers were ~nter- Schoo' thls week. councilor; Mary Nesselroad. as- in religion. He spoke of the lack who presented 8 vocal duet. tained following the meetmg at Mrs. Cecil Kincaid i~ spend· sociat.! counciJor; Lottis vice of adequate educational faciliStylo 1345 Harry B. Smith of Pomeroy the home of Mrs. several days in Pomt Plea- councilor, and Eva Dessauer. lies, tht! dating customs_among was in charge of the memorial Young as they were sant with her daughter, Mrs. 1warden. t..,Jcille B. Hawkins men and women, and kinds of \ 1349 service for deceased members to Wellston. Other members of P&UlE>Y Ann Ruttencutter and · thanked the members for party entertainment available. of the chapters. Evangeline Ch~pter Pas~ Ma- children. I and gifts given her on her Gasparatos is in the College Simplicity is the keynote Past presidents of District 25 trons Club asststed ~er 10 serv- Mis~ Carolyn Searls spent the birthday. A meeting of the Past of Electrical Engineer1ng and ing a lunch.to the offtcers. weekend in Columbus as the Councilors was announced for plans to return to Greece after Other Men's Bachelors' Friend Socks of the shape, fierv twink- · were recognized including West! all, Roberta Mlndling, ty • two chapters were r_epreor Mi~s. Sarah Bechtle, Thursday .evening, February 13 completing his studies here. He is attendmg the Busmess at the home of Sara D1ddle. staterl that Greece bas only le highlights it. Love this Clara Smith, Kathleen A be I, sented at the all day sessiOn. No. BOO Short Top Nylon Socks 3 pairs $2.00 The next meeting will be I two colleges with only 300 stugreat pump in coffee tan Elsie Smith, Blanche Ball, Cora No. 5800 LGng Top Nylon Socks - - 3 pairs $2.00 Webb Ruth Crumrine, Pauline Mr.. Paul Smart Is In b 17 and all dents accepted for a term. f burg where she Is staying Monday, Fe rua~y Plans were made for a skator black si mulated patent 1 Atkin;. Mabel Balding No. 813 Ribbed Knit Llole Socks 69c p1lr ' Vida Carson. Mrs. L iII i a 01n Y U her daughter and son-in-law, offtcers and the :a~ are ~r:~ ing party at tbe Ohio Universiwith medium dress heel. . Slei!f, EvangeJine Chapter, No. B17 One Size Stretch Socks _ _ _ _ 79c polr Rev. and Mrs. George ed to -be /res~e f~a~e 8 ty Rink on Feb. 22 during the 1 organist for the morning and children. She will for m~pec an~e wtluck ,.. business m..ting. Seren L_ewis ' sian. in the care of therr new valentine P tbe :., of '\he was m charge of the devol!onal Y Only 1 LUNCHEON SERVED son horn last week. fresbme{lts a c period. A social hour was held Luncheon was served to the . and Mrs. L. D. Diles meetmg. at tlw close of tbe meeting. Rev. members attending at have retumed to their home in ~;~;~~~===--j~H~ow;a~rd~~R~up~p~e~It~a~cc~o~m~pa~ru~·ed~b..,..,.,.,.,..,,.,,.,...,,.,...,...,,.,...,..,..,..,"::~.d . Methodist Church and the Mr. and MI'S. William alter spending sev- ~le to ou · United Presbyterian Church Nickel and family of days In Athens with their Middleport. The afternoon . were Sunday evening guesta children and famlliea. opened at I P·. m. w1th Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolfe, Ra· houseguests of Dr. an THE SHOE BOX I sion the call to order g~ven by cine. Mrs. Charles Jividen and Verna Hammond, D.G.M. Miss Judy Williams of Rut- ily while in Athens. Mrs. Middleport, 0. \ structions were given by was an overnight guest came last Tuesday a n d ·- of Miss Roberta Kraeu· accompanied her parents ter, Rar.lne. Athens. Mr. Diles is imtpro·vint!l Mrs. Thomas Cook, Mrs. C. from a rectlnt nlness and Clark, Mrs. Henry Reibel, ~~;..;==--====t\ Harry Stahl and Mrs. ArnHayes were In Athens Mon· afternoon to attend the funof Mrs. Cook's sister, Mrs. Kate Sinclair, held at I he Hughes Funer'l Home. \,YOU I Mrs. Harry Stahl was the CANDIES Monday evening dinner guest ' FOOT, of Mr. and Mrs. Thom'as Couk. •\ John R. Weeks visited brief· II Sunday evening with his parI ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks. HUE I Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lindsay / of Richwood, Tenn. were week I gllests of Mr. and Mrs. EsMossman, Minersville. Mrs Charles R. Karr Sr. returned home Friday after ' a ls~~~~~ie;weeks' visil with her \< and s~in-law, Mr. Mrs. Edward T. Bauer and Polly Ann. FANCY Mrs. Arnold Hayes was SATIN HEARTI IManda! evening dinner ~••.til $3.35 1111 $10.0II of Mr. and Mrs. Henry netiJt" liEf ARM SWIVEl ROCKER and family. . Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchllland Miss l!va Houdashelt FRIDAY Columbus were weekend vis-Real Comfottl itors or Mrs. Ada111 Ebersbaoh 1 h'a • 1led Wil'e. D and attended the funeral of Mrs. oqoocially l<r .. VoloAiino'• Do1 Parker. oad wear. 9-ioch N•taral: &etaa Mrs. Adam l!bersbar.h, Mr. Jcatb¢r upper, Neopr~ and Mrs. John Hulchinsoo and cork 1ole aDd heel. &la"blll lit leather _ _... Miss Eva Houdasbelt visited :.. moldod "" I far Monday morning with Bertia Ri· ASSORTED I I . CHOCOLATES denour, Flatwoodo. Middleport hiJa ,.r'"" 2.uu.,.., WlaJcl.111e ..... M Roedel • Ct:.UB TQ MEET ' r$, IS The AUred Home Demonstra· Mr and Mrs. Ellie Mouman H0sfess f or lion club wUI meet T!lunday. entertained with a dinner SUD> Feb 13th at tbe home of Gr.ne- day at their bome, MlnersvUie. Club Meeti~ Vle~e euibr~e: '!be program IS Gui"'!J! were Mr.. and Mrs. w. 'Mro. J. 0. Rode!, tedmu.J b on "Meigs Cow)ty aesou=• .. F LindsaY of 1\od;wood, Tenn. led b Mlklred and Ruth Ber;,. Mr. and Mrs. J?ean Honnold. and tui I C:: ELBERF~LDS - • NOW YOU D'OW' I u ......"• ..... i 4ftlea. ~ 11o - - . , _ 11M!-. 'l'llo I . . . ftfCe MMPHa• , e • • enttne ary ~ "" 111" _________..., ~;-~~~~~----------------------------~--~D~·~··~·~·~~~·~r~~~~~~~,~=-~~~~r~.,~·~~!-,.~~·~-~·~·~·~~~~--------------------------~;, _vo_L~X_V__N_o_._2_49----------------------~~~~ -~- ~~~~~==~~~~0H~~:_________T~H_U_R~~~·A~Y~,~F=EB~R~UA~R~Y~6,~19~64~--------------~~:\ --~~K!--F~---~--- ;: ~ c. ... -::. 4t I ontests are Assured ID I I Knit proportioned to fit Twinkling Simplicity Lout:\ 1 Greek Exchan§e Student Speaks T WYF G rOUp Meigs county Republicans the next thtee months will settle . warmly contested populanty !Kllls for all uounty-Wide offices and on someWreclnct le,vels follow· mg . ednesday s f 111 n g deadline. . Most sought ~ter offices apparentl_y ~r~ iD the c~un· ~ their namea. . Democrats, meanwhile, as m most past years, will have a droll hme ahead, ample to steam for the runnext November. T·h e y cand1dates for ,• Q me off~e_es, so 1111• precommittee po~. but contests. street Ughts because of lack of funds. The biggest rush of caD· didates filing petitiqpa Wed· nesday was about 3190 p.m. leaving things ln. the electiona board office unusually quiet a few minutes before 4 p.m. There was no line at 3::50 p.m. when the last pe-: eolllml&slooers race; Geora• A. Meinhart and Ralph Welker, Stalll RepresentaUve; t!eanor Roboon, recorder; Evelfll LUcke and Scott Shank, clerk bf courll. Robel'l C. Hartenbach, oher· Hf; Howard E. Frank and Willer Grueser, treaaurer; B. p, Christy and Olarlea D. Walker, qlneer; John C. Bacon, Com- posts, cl~rk of courts, , engmeer, ~r<>State Rep~esentat1ve, many pr~ini:ts in the central comm•ttees. . People •n Pomeroy_ ~ill on a half mill add1t10ntax levy for hydrants and tition, Pauline, Wolfe run· nmg for D\lmocrat Central Committee member from Letart VIllage, was filed. Republican candldateJ lllJng lor L'OIInJy offices are Avery Netson, Kenneth McElhinney, HalJie E. Green, Robert D. Craig, Otis F. Knopp, Wayne Turner, Harold G. Roush, Robert Hoeflleh, mon Pleu Court Judge; Henry Ewing and Dr. Rankin Ray ty;;c;om;m~Js~s;m~n~w~be~r~e~e~•;gh;t;):!~ftie:p~u~b;licans have contests have offered the two county commis- I 1 W\SHINGTON _ Th• 1 Proven Battler LabdriHits Guerrillas 1 M • 1 Abo :'i People In Pomeroy 1 ELBIRFELDS IN POMEROY 4.99 I SPECIAL PURCHASEI ,,, JPST :~LIP 1• FEB. 14th 1 lb. box 2 lb. box $1.60 l.l5 PLAN HYMN SING Dan Hayman's Country Hymn time group will be at Freedom Gospel Mission at Knoba on Stiversvllle-Bashan road Sunday Feb. 9 1:30. Public is Invited. MEiGS THEATRE POMIROY, OHIO RED FOil HEARTS iONiiRT I T.HURIDAY NOT OPIN 5 1/2 oz. 80c PlliOAY ..... SATURDAY lib. $2.10 1 314 lb. lAO ie ~MEtl~e~ I "GIDGIT GOII TO ROMI" (Tectmieolor) Cindy Carol, as Gidget, Jam~ et Darren, .Jessie Royce Landll. Ceaare Danova, Danielle ~A OOCIMF'l.J ' " " ' -, _ - QMIII Bak... POfflt't- DUTTON DRUG CO. . N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, O. IICIIIIIL deMel>, loby Doll Porter, Jeff Donnell. PHtuNitr. Spin & Ouyo c:.torco"'""' IUN., MON., TUII, Polo. t thru 11 "WIYII AND LOYIRI" (Spicy Comedy) Janet Letgb, Van JobniOII SlleUy 'Wintero Celorcort._ Complete Line of WORK SHOES and BOOTS IY aeli WINO WOLYERINI STAR llANO N81'TOW and wide widtbl 5.95 to 19.95 Hartley & BenneH SHOE STORE "MWdlo of Upper •lockH POMIIOY, OHIO NICOSIA, <)Jt'UII - - lT. S. Ambassador Fraser. Wllkins day tnrearened to"call out Marines" lo ~otect · ing Amerlcana'-ID: · · . new communal tension near tbe Greek and violated a . cet!S&'flre 4ay with a flve-hiJ!ll' &un lie among tbe mosques clent Paphoa 011 the ~:~:t I·· ern coaat. Three Turkish ots W"f8, -~ kJiletl,. ~ ,, . . :· ;•· .I . ' - ~~ ;· John H. Glenn . Pickens, coroner, ,and Bemarcl V. Fultz, prosecullng attorney. Democratic candidates flllng for. county ollie.. are Paul Slm· m and Thomaa w. Hennea&J, commissioners race; Cbarles Knowlea, State Representative; lola I. Howell, recorder; Wanda Ebllrl, c141Fk ol courts, lihartea ell G. Painter and Roliert Wood, H. Diehl, llherlff, and AW!IIn L. North Chester; Robert Bailey Bljuell, treasurer. · ajD Blaine S. Milhoan, South '!'beN were 81 Republicans O>eater; Rolland Crabtree, Coand 45 Democrats llled for lbe lumhh!. a proclncto lll.aacll of the cent- •G A. !14de"1 and R. S. Tumral eomml!Wiel; $11: preclnct.o of er, DyiSVIlle; David Yost and the D'emoqJatle Central Commit- R!>nald HArt, Great Bend; Wartee ii! whldl no .eandiJialea filed, den Ours and Robert c. Cozart, 1re t>.aat Letart, East RuUand, POr~nnd; Paul L. Manuel and Pomeroy 4, M1ddieyort precinct; Wllllam A. R!>blnson, East LePl1gevillo, and :MinersvUie. Aft. tart; Bert Hunt and !)ale w. er 1110 Primal')' the Democrats Hill, Letart preclnet; WDilem Central Clmmlltee can appoint Cc1MoUy and Samuel Ralrden, p61o!ls to flU these -.nclea. Long Bottom. · Candiclatft filing for the COW>- v. D. Coan and George w. 1y Republican Central Commit- Reed, Ollvedale; c. P. Harris, tee are Bert ROmine and Jalilea Sr., and Helen C. Archer, ReedsM. Smltb, East Bedford; James ville; 0. J. Pennington and H. Qulvey, , West Bedford; Rob- Claada E. Woodyard, Alfred; Luther Boothe and Hel'1ll1lll H. Beach MiddlePort S· Normp Bouie ManltaU, Sr., Tuppers Plains; Elizabeth Hobslotler and Janet Bolin, Rutland ' Village. L. E. McHaffie and 'p8111 SIJ. son, East Rutland; ,Carol R. Pieree, Langsville; ljl!bert G. Swi<t. and Andrew J. Hatfield, w..t RutlaiKI; Jobn T. Holliday and Orion Nelson, Dexter; Mar- Jean Bearhs and Grel!ll, Pomeroy 1; Joe Ebersbach and Doris Darst, Pomeroy 2. 'Margaret c. Murray and Leo B. Crew, Pomeroy 3A; Dollal4 Betzing and Robert Vaugliu, Pomeroy 3B; Donald Collins anil Walter Bentz, Pomeroy 3C; L• ter Wllaon and Clarence A. Aa. vln Miller and Carol F. Pierce, Jr., Salem; David 0 . .Jenldns and JllCk M. H.&wle~. 'Middleport 1. · Nonnan T. Wayland and Jacob Truner, Mlddleport 2; Jealdle llforgan and Eloise B. Wilson, Mil!dleport 3; Riley Manl•y anct Jean Craig, Middleport 4; Claude ~ey and Reva drews, Pomeroy 4; Eldon Met' riJJ and Wubur H. Rowley, Jr., Middleport precinct. Henry Wells and Glean Thompson, Pomeroy precinct; RoUin Radford and Harley Brawr., Rock Springs; John ~· MuUord and John Sheets, Silver Run; Robert Clark, HarrlsOJio (Continued on page 3) I 1 I :I :II 1.1 :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 02. 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