http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4c985eea6df5b6b1879d65ac0e3bae71.pdf 2ea6f053c848a3ae659051ea18f53579 PDF Text Text WEAI'UU J.... a Dale-..., ..... 1ow rr..a PwU1 cloa4y Ml Wlll'lll8' 'nllnday. aint ' , lop.-_ .,1 ' Pomeroy Motor Comp.any ~aeility Estimated at $9~000 S~y~~C~ef Werry:- . 0 Q • Maten&l to MicrotUa Material . . $E):.LAIRE, Oblo Offi· c(41a of -1'7 diBsldent locals · of th' ,' Uillted Mine .Workers (,(JAW~ were to g~ther here to~y 19 protest the signing of a l!fl' contract wlih soft coal operatOro by UMW internalional officers. .Tile protest movement wid· ·ened' Tu'sday with more min· ~rlljpihlrig the rilnks of 1 h e In {)h]o, Pennsylvania .00\tuet vlrg'inia !!Welling the tOtal Iii) ~e tha~ 8 000, ., ' W=w GTON Gen Dou • , '. · ":' ' t h~ la~tt · 1 Ust u;-ws\~n °~ A . cn ca a 8 er r my Medical Center • ~as h~:; illg hit ownUI today In hts val light 1or e. The S+-year-<!ld general of the 4rmy faCed a posoible new dallcer1 .·however. There was fear tie ' might be developing a 1t0maCh ulcer from the stress of ibUe -major operations in l"('s than a month•. Dlluced or Incaapl•te •tliliel'lf 1\~~N '' · - · - · -t- · - ·- · - ·-·~~~;.:.-;~;.;.·-; .5 12 ' 19 26 1.5 .......~.~~ 22 29 MAY 16 12 19 6 1) 20 7 14 21 JUNE 1 8 1.5 2.5 26 27 26 22 4 5 9 J 10 11 15 16 17 22 29 2) 24 1 2 8 )0 29 )1 2 J 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 1) 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 2) 24 2.5 26 27 28 )0 1 2 B 9 J 10 15 16 17 4 6 11 5 12 1) 18 19 20 7 14 21 I I I - AUG 1 2 8 15 9 J 10 16 17 6 7 11 5 12 1) 14 18 19 20 21 4 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 )0 31 JC )1 · ·-·-· - ·-· - ···-·-·-·-·- · - · ··- · -·-·-·-·-···- · · · -·-· - ·- · - ·- · - · - · -·~I ---·- -·-···-·-·· ·-···-···-·-·· ·-·· ·-·· ·-·-·-·-·-·-·· ·-·-·-·-·· 4 6 1 4 OCT 1 2 6 5 SEP 1 2 7 J 5 I J ! 8 10 11 12 1) 14 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 9 '' 1.5 16 1? 18 19 20 21 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2) 24 25 26 27 28 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 )0 )1 29 JO 22 29 21 2~. 25 26 27 28 - Nav 1 2 8 15 9 16 22 2) 29 JO J 10 17 24 4 11 5 12 6 7 DEC 1) 14 18 19 20 21 1 8 15 25 zr, 27 28 22 29 / DtJ 0 0 2 J 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 1) 14 16 23 JO 17 18 20 21 21> 25 19 26 27 28 )1 Papa ProJOocod thie ShMt OVERS:w:D (cm;r 18 vi6 or 25 llilb) Seven por10ns, .a lather, his wife and all -·-· - ·-···-·-· - · - · · ·-·- · -· · · - · - ·- · ··-···- · -· - · - ·- ·-·-· - · - · - · - - - · ~- ·-· · · - · -·~ ·-· - ·-·- · -·-·- ·- · - · - · - · -·-·- · -·-·- · - · · · - · -·· ·· ·- ·- ·· JUL ·EV~RLY, Mau. - I Flames which abot high up and .J It~ ~•. Lucklly, a ·company belplr!l. to · ~1 the bt the air caused about $9,000' mellll buildln~ bi!tw~ : the ,ohq> r8lllo In the .new · ~~ cruller damage to the body repair ahd and ~e · ~idewa)\1. !IJI ·Vil!4t. ·• When the Hre. tir~ti out. obop of llle Pomeroy Me.< ond..t' with~ tile blaze. ' · ·' The wails of the bOoiY, abajl, Company Tuesday at ro:10 Twenty · Hremen, t,wo ·• ·{Hre which are partial!}'' "ood: aild m. • trucks, the E-R trlick, 81111. ~ brick, are still standlilg: 'l'llue Pomeroy fire Chief · Henry' pollee dep81'11Jlent responded. to Ia a hole in the roof, the will· Werry ·said the cause of the 'the Hre call. Some bl'jllit~rks dows are broken, and the door apparently was a garbage· at the ·fire scene •"''•· ~aused· iB damaged . near a stove which ignited, by power 'Jines . whlcll fell into It was freezing colil when !lie . Fo.ur garage I'QOIIlS of the the fll'e, Chief Wem · said. fire started. Flamea shot high shop were. gutted. . . Flames sbbl up a pewer. pole drawing many .,.ctatori to the A Corva•r uan wagon was in which stall~!• ~ ~ coroer of scene. . one of lhe garages and was lhe ·l!ody ·obop. , :' , . . Other acllvlly In town hall damaged. A wrecker pulled the Chief Werry sallf earlf....thla was the fining of Cly~ W. Cun· auto ·but while the shop was morning he wi!'l··l!6t•tul'll •wile- plngham, 23, Hartford, W. Va., still burning. · ' !her there was ' it'lsur)mce·~.~!)! ~ and costs for .not maintain. The fire threatened to building or Oli· the auto i~tdi;· ~ .q _ assured elear distance 8)ll'ead to the general repair which was beillg repaired aftu Tuesday by Mayor Charles Leroom and sho•• room of the an accidet~<. · gar. motor company, to the Pome- Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le- . The Pollee Department began roy Wine store, Brown's Pool gar and Chief Werry were In lo use its new police cruiser toRoom, Moore's Store , and G the repail' ·room of.• li1e motor Iday. , · .• ~ve of their children, were kPiell early kiday when fire rae~ t~rough their three-story hom~, trapping them as they sl~.· Police identified the dead as JDlln M. Crandell, . 40, his 38 · year-<!ld wile, Barbara, a n d their children, Richard, 5, John, 8, james. 9, Catherine, 2, and Steph~, 10. The bpdles of t he par~ta !Vere foun~ huddled if>: utller on the narrow flight of stair• between the second floor ar.4 the attic. ,_ , . ,--- ~A"sl!iNG:roN· .,. ~ . spokes· • ,_,.,,.a ·f411:•tbe C'OIIl ·llldlliltn'. ~ ~ the ~ru(~· l!leetiii~ Ute .f¥" t~ -:,~:~PoHcy eonlerenca. (NGPCl . Tu~!fdal' that continued t~el.• Jmports Into this country . ~ ,ii~ disastrous for the c.-i..jndpslry. . ,J~ph' · P. Routh, chairman of. ·lh~· Pittston Coal Co., said Pt~enl Johnson's war on poverty will be self-defeating uoleu IIJlports of nuclear pow· er, residual oil and . electrical power are not curtailed. !lilly Vetella, 45, of Wllltes- viUe, in the absence of any worthwhile opposllon, clalma the world's championship with the sling shot. I . WEONESDA'II', APRIL 1, 1'964 ' . '· I • • ,. ! ' .,. ~ . • 1 ~~ ' ' f ·' ... J • �\ t-'. Just a Song at .Jwllight ..... I -. • "' ,1--DaJiy lntlnel, Jtomeroy-Jitddlepott,,O., Apr. 1, leN 11 ~len~ lfe!p l Man- Still AFotkedTongue • G:QvernmeniS, Uke young suitor!, should ilot be ~lrtn IMI'ioulll:r when they use a word Ukt "forever." 1111794, the IUition of the United States signed a treaty with the Seneca Indian gallon grantlq 1t '1,~rvation aloJig the lianks of the 'AII~Jiltny River in western New YOI'II wbltb\(11 Senecas· w<'rt to en.jny undiltllrbed forever - or at least "•• Pa"'.,. . . • ........ -. J . • ~ ~ ' • .. "' .-<I' : ~ • Us! Celties To. Ea Win OverJ{oyaiS (j ,, . ' .(' •• , · lonr as the &l'US il'tW ,~J"een. " • . In 1964, the Indians are beinl dispos· , sessed because most of their Janel will be . ~ubmtrpd UDder water when lbt Kinzua . IJam flOod control projttt 27 mUH down· ·sll'aam II completed. 'nlt Indlane may, In their wlldom. un. dtntand that the llvlnl cannot alwaya be · bound by the promlaea of the dead. In . 17M. America w"t of the Atlantic COlli . WIJ a areat wfldtl'fttll that Th0!111J Jtf• ·. fei'IOn thOUihl would takt a thousand Yllll te atttft. The Big Man Hunt · A 100cl man 11 hard to find, Indeed, ea. ·· p.clall)! when It comaa to cartaln joba In th• 1overnment. ' Aftilr two yean of vain atarchlnl. the Food and Dru1 Admlnt.tratlon hla final· ly found IOmtone to hnd Its Important : Bureau of Mtdlclnt, which Ia reapon~lble ' tqr tnlorcllll federal atandarda for drul• on the ma.rktt. , . Tht man !VhO~IJ b•en perauaded to tnter the Wa~l · ·n !\leer derby Ia Jo.'lfph F. SadJn.k, ~<1\\1 , . .~ ., of GftOrlt W11h· . .1~totan unrver•~IY· ,... · FDA ptOPia ~•,v•.,atwayl be~n. and are . .DOW mort thth ~~.~*'· under prtaaUrt from ., lhr" aldea - the druc· lllduatry, Con· are11 and the people Salarltl art low, cQmpared to levels In privata work. Facllltlt1 and r.el'8onntlll't Umtted, Whatever the dec shin about;_! partlcuiar dru1, an enein7 t. UluaiU' made aomewhert, Public ttclalm, auoh 41 that which came to the fi'DA'a Dr. Franell o. Keltey when ahe refpaed t11 II~ thalidomide de'JIIII terrific outlide pre.. aurt, It rare. . : : It Ia not 1Urprlaln1 we Itt tile kind of aovernment we de~trve. Wbat'ta aurprt• . fn11s that It II often 10 much better tha.n wtdtllrve. ' , .. ' . . ,, . . -~ .... 0'(0,.1)~ "';..t..,.,,. l'>"'· •· . '"'""'·· """' . .... ·~ ' Voice of Broadway •••-reporting ly ~OTHY ICILGALUN .... - K.IOE No,tjopal, Hockey League P.layAIU Standin1• (Stmillnalo, Best-ol-Stvenl W. L. Montreal 2 1 Toronto I 2 Detroit 2 1. Olicago I 2 Tuesday's Re11ulls Montreal 3 Toronto 2 Detroit 3 Chicago 0 \ .. · ··AND SEEK Why play games when yoo want to find anything fast~ Save time and trovbl~ Look first in the YElLOW PAGES ••• where YOUR ANGERS DO TKE ,...._-:;;~ WALKING. HIGH SCHOOL & LITTLE LEAGUE , . HOMI~ ' . ·•i·FACTORY -e I FARM . : READY-MIX CONCRETE ~ . .r · ·• . ·RIGHT FO!f ' ) '·· ' • EVERY JOB. ""- BASEBALL GLOVES $).95 UP BASEBALL SHOES-· ss.95 I· ,{ Ht TYPI •• eBATS ·· 98c up eiAUS ·· 49c up CLEANING ~tt . & RFJ i .. �, J ....... 1\ t i ~.' e-.-DallY Sentlne1, Pomer:oy·Middleport, 0., Ayr. 1, 1~ ' Drew Webster Auxiliary NaUJes (;irls .~tate ~ SEE OUR' . . ·NEW SPRING COnONS Famous' L~rs in Nr,v Summer·Styles. 111 • • ~.Pfi~rtips Sitters StYle Shop . Court St.; Pom_,- ·' SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY-WELL TRIMMED - Retells effectl•• thrv Sat. Aprill41n MkWIIpOrl·l'-.rvy • ' SIRLOIN • Porterhouse c Fresh c Mushrooms 49c lb. lb. JONE'LESS.:....OTTOM CUTS ' SNO·WHITE BUTTONS _ _ lb. BONIL~!SS-TOP CUTS ROUND STEAK- . . 8Sc ROUND.STEAK ~ 89c .CUBE .1IEAKS 79c " 99c GROUND: ROUND lb. LEAN-WELL TRIMMED Frozen Dinners J9c LIAt4-T.UTY lb. l " 1~-:-----------------· PICNICS::::~ 1&.29( Smoked ' FRESH OR FROHN Mass·Arrests Spreads to Three Cities Chicken Legs .cbi~;h,feasfs: IIPROF·IT•• IS NOT ,A DIRTY WORD lN OHIO OMIC);....fiRIIM " Nor is economy. Or free enterPri-.. Or dividends. Or a balanced budget. Ohio's undergoing some refreohin~ changes these day a. State govern· men! ia taking on • butine111-liluol wmpl_exion · · · and the changes are ohowinr up directly in the business climate. For instance: State govemment lo now , _ .•tg Thirdly, YOil'U .Ohio now Jook1 at science and technology • • dynamic forctil in tbe future of this country, and ia execliting plans to oupply Ohio lnduJlioy with trained technical mindo. A $175,000,000 bond issue foe the edu- ina realization that .a busineu unatifled by heavy taxes wlll -'-""m aet the tochnloal .., oeardl8lld lraiiled minds · · need. Anytblng elae? Emphatically, yea! A new 1.. ull"'lf ol blduslrlal .....,.m1 lbal 001114cover up to 100% of the coat of cation of·scientista and eh.gineera . .. ttinl up operaliOill In Ohio. Tble from the technical to the Ph,D. level eould include · ~ help iD iW baa already been P"" d by the' leg· ealafe, machine<y islature .Bnll will be oubmilled for llkeabtil~-hewingtothetw~ rll,(erendum ·thio faii ..• A n,ewly ruleo of eff1ciency and econo~"" creaii!Ji l8oard of .Regent& Will be There9 BB warming acceptance oftne ... ··prOVtdiil-fg central tuidance for oontribution businOBI can make to Ohio's public' oolleg.. and wiiYerthe welfare of the state, anci a growaities oo the" lnatitutiona wiD be more '* .the ri.e'e ds of · lndul!tri' and give more edu<:ational tbe long run- create the jobs and value for the dqlla,rs spent. · D)ake the Oj>POrtunities thl\t Seven technical ~ltlateo (or , '-:«e away. much of the neP.d t~r cational train:inJ:ahd r!'sea,J"ch' in heavy taxmg to . .. ~~ n rt w~''•te_,, . ~~le <A Ohio'l Ieven o\Jtstaitding handOilts. ~ ' ' \.) ·~'lnauSirlee are· bOcomiJir ..Uties. Thil ill ·wlfy the Ohio""'~ buriget Thair aim: to 1>1\M<Ie a ~!tid.. tJe- 1 Oh'o baa been ~ wh.Y twee_il basic. ll!ld appli~ ~; , re 1 u.t! eoola have "'""cut. to the polni1 to I~"" the .aii)Bll ~- medium tlze ' , 'I' · whore •o new ta1<eio ue plaune<l·"• company the ,teohDlfJI,- reso.ur~.eo W ill•' . .,P.,•bf"' ~ Ohio~Onj> .\N, oi CI'Oater ca;, be jlrofilt; -~> "lit~~ and ~-~' • Jobo ,.•· ~~~s~~~~~~:~ ;da:;~.t~~~~ . .·none a(flieeded. coit-''"-lliilel81in:a•uiew"'•""on ' ""::.....•• _..., frori'1iV-'' .,-..,~ JO:•urn"J• ..,., or.~iae i~ · •: 7"'i veb¥e- ,"' . i" ' There'o more · · · ·' ' ·-· • :/· .... "'"- .. -~ ~ , -~ • ' ~l: Alarm jn1 diiJ?II¢.a tiona,o( ~ervj~ea State _loVI!miDQnt ~ ~~ an'~l';" ' ,, loa~e-l!een .ellliiinated, ;~ lielr · role -on reduclnr . ~~. ,~~~~er • . ~iliD· Ai early-81Jan~ry. aaweep- dlreet~of dolllf.f •. ••"0\ilo.,_,; In( 9.1%• acr!Jos-t..,.~d ell! ;.11 Worlflnen o OOIJl~~IJOit J;tU un· ;' . .Jiiadi! in tlfe ~~~ ~lil)l,:bildg~ ·.. clooe ocrufu!.ir, Ab_-.bave - wltlt Ji1>· ~ent iml)ll!troent of b8lic ~'fe. ' ·' ' "' "'e, wiclo. Porhapl:,.;.i•._ ~Yd -.1 the "Lillie Hoo•or Ci:onllb~•" Thill 75 man -~- ·n lb• ' E•ch .. S9c Fresh Smelts 69c Sea Bass 3Sc lb. FRESH lb. 2Sc Haddock Fillets ~:liC):fl,orn CHEESE lb. 49c MAIJNOLIA I'RI!SH NUTLEY--4-'A LB. STICKS FRESH BAKED 49c lb. a·ISCUITS 6 MARGARINE 7 ~ •too FIG BARS MAYONNAISE I•• sse BREAD 5 99c ·CiiL4TIN 4p~ l9c PEACH PIE • • • Special SWElT MILK OR • • ~ ..,o!ILK JANE PARKER- !NRICHECI MADE 'fUirf 1 ' 'o r <>I • ., ' r 'to WITH IIUTT!RMILK ' ~N". P~G~PARKLI 20-<az. loavw JANE PARKER DESSERTS of respori8ive'1to ' DRESSED . 8 V•rletles _ FRESH DRISSID 49c Yellow Perch: Ill. ANN P~GI!-RICH CREAMY .00 ~ II will intereot ""'to knoW-that not one penny this money "~'~""*'ro"' . laxeL Thirty-three llateo offer fl· · llllllCint PI•cr•• ror ~ j.nduatry. Only Ohio DOt •t a- lot financing. Allll ,_., Oliio can oller you llrumclnr on lllcb llberal terms; there's no reolrictll!c' of plant altee to depressed areai, etc. We want you here. We think ne~ buiineir, ~nywl)ere ill the stale, ia (ood to, the ...... stalt>.. DRESSED-FRESH BANQUET Gm:A DINNIIIK Mrs. W. A· Morgan !ld with· • fllmly dinner ., 11 her llamo, Alhellll Road. ent wore Mr. Ud llln1 R. Qotthal'll\• aiHI si>n Bruce, •CoMr. and Mrs. dluiJiter, Mn. "' FLAKY- fRoZEN ·.··.:-FRUIT '" '.l•h ' ' . ·" .:·' TURNOVERS. ' '~" ig~ ANN PAGI-CREAMY OR KRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER LISTERINE • JSc 12 Ol, jlr $5.00 or 1110re LARGE ANN "AIJI PURl Wlth Purchall! Of lbeluaive of lte!l'll l!:x-tlly r.ow • • Valid thru April 4 in Cols. Unit A 1< P'l ., PURE HONEY . ~~! ·Mo Pf,...llol A.A'f . .. •-.,, Chofi~J ~~ A..O.. . . 2·. ,q., 89. C. ..p~pcorn A&l' Yollow _ ' 2 ~•.29c With purchiM of NESCA~ INST~NT " COFFf,E," .· !IOc 0" LABIL Valid In Cols. ''i' lh:' ' ··~ ) ~9... \fQl'i . .t "J').trWt.,-· Ohio ,, . . ... I. • c ' �I • J I I __,a}ute to IndUs 1 ONLY'· FIVE ,. I Middleport Botiling Company Shows Steady Growth, Expa!!!!o.n ·~ Since Fir;st Operations in l946 . 'l'he Royal Crown Bottllnc caseo at a time. Company, owned by lltorzy B.! The Royal Crown Bottling Moore and Herbert F. Moore, Company'• bustneao hu subcome Into being bl 1946 when stantlall,y · lucreued each year It purchased the Royal Crown 8l1d now needJ 2i employees BottJine plant and Ice cream who .eam approximately $1Z5,· plant !mown as Purity Ice 000 a year. Grou annual busi· Cream Company of 141ddleport neao Is about ball a million dol· owned by J . H. (Jap) Grate. Iars . Later In 1960 the brotben 'lwo yearo ago lhe company porchased the asset.o and ....-. purchased the bulldlng and pr<>by property of the Covert Bot- perty lhet formerly housed the tling «>mpany CHI Mill Street MeigJ Motor Company. II ;., and moved inlo !hot plant lat. used ao a warehouse and garer the same year. ~ age . The busine91 hu srown Lui year a Cern 40-s p o u t since then to where II Ia now boWing machine wao Installed doing six times the business It to Increase the planl's capacity ""' doing In 1950 boWing and from 64 to 120 botUes per minouirketing &yal Cn>wn, Diet ute. In tllolr syrup r o om, Rlte, Nehl Orange and Upper which ;., air-conditioned to main 'len In Meigs, Gallia, Athena, lain the proper temperature, Jackson, and VInton coon~es are stainle8,8 steel tanks where In Ohio and In Jackson and mercllandise Is mixed and aged. ROYAL CROWN BOT· Mason counties In West Vlrgi· Water treatment equipment is maintained to take out all min'FLERS - Above, lint row, 1 ia, The finn aJso sells Ita mer~ erals and vegetable crganisms to r, stlllley Rape, Keueu. Lorry Farley, wa,..o chandise tn cans 8l1d bas elgbt from the water which comes Clolucl, Harold stewart, Jolto of Its II trucks on the road. All from their own well. R. Motley, Donald Call. See· their trucks are pallelized with Te~t oa111ples of their product ond row, Buley GilmOre, fork lilts to load and unload 30 'are oent regularly to R o y a! W.....,w Col~ Bemar• Wll- ' .~-"'".i· _·;; · .··~;''rli~ present day prescripflans C:OIJIQ· not be·written, because uses were :not yet est.,Plished. E~ery day, medicine · NCI.GO Down-lalo- 111 Simplicity ., ' . wii1S o~ew over disease, and your, phor· ma¢i~f I!S~ists in this victory. ONLY ., c.............. -, ..... DRUG .CO. MASON ' ' FURNITU!tE CO, ' , MASON, W. YAJ • 24x36-21x56 TURKISH T0 W ELt:?.:.;.1 ' Big olze 10ft <Olton towela in auorted. laney patterns. FuD window aize .Niy to clean plastic drape• in pattern• suitable for Style 1345 1349 . anY room. DISCOUNT P)liC! LOOP THROW SONiUSS RUGS ··. '·' HOSE c4 ~t Sprin$t sll.~de• in 1heer Nylon ,.Irre&ttlar '' Cotton and viscose yam 'toop rug& -:- non Jkid - plain colon and fancy patterns. c •• • THURS., FRIDAY AND SATURDAY- APRI( ~nd, 3rd a_,d Middleport, 0. COLONIAL PRES.CUT FANCY Metropolitan Motors DOWN PAYMENTS $ LOW AS AS 50 00 ON MANY MODELS 57 CHEVROLET BELAIR 8 cylinder. Automatic trans. Radio and beater, power brakes. Red and whitt'. Automatic trant. Radio and heater. 57 DODGE 2 DOOR HARDTOP .. GWSWARE Colonfal patterns in pre• Automatic traru;missfon. ft;Bdio and heater, ~ AU 56.. &· 57 MODELS LISTED . REDUCED FOR QUICK SAtE eut glauware. Candy jan, ulad or fruit bowl, ae"· ing plate or vaae. Cbolce of 4 at lhlo tow price. HeavY quality wbJte cotton ter· ry suest to1felt. Fringed ends. DISCOUNt PRICE bi.CQI:IN.T PRICE . $,.87 .. METROPOliTAN MOTORS PHONI WY WI70 . .. 606. I· MAIN IT. ~- ' ' .MEN . ' ' u'l!ln1«J•, . ,plain eoJon, iiiJd•.llt eo 8 to ·lG .. Fi1a CQ!o. ton ·;Bibrh!l. { .· · ASSORTED SIZES REED DOG " ·. DISCOUNT .. ,' .·i · . .PRIC~ ' . . ' .: ..., ·I .lA $JUTS Choice of. tine lizel. Floe red baakelo lhol win mab fOUl' dog bappy. DIS«;OUNT PRICE "\'1/~E OF A SALE'' ASSORTED " ' ~.., •' . Boyo Waab & Weor Sllckl In ·. . :{ '.1. ·'~·~'l.' ··~ I ~.'·<' , ..• 1• · ., • ,! 1r,. , • :. •. . . ;. - _, . I ''' , , HOUSDIOL~ rLASnCS -CHOICE · VALUIS TO 79c Round or Jquare dlllll ~- ~ quart pailo. Blg piulto waste baoket or \0 busbeL·Iize lalllldr1 basket. 98c SIZE UStERI8E :· , , , I -• , •li., ANTISEP'ffC ' .i • .. PANCY Pl-AID , 'CoTTO!( TEA TOW.ELS ' ' 'lea' Tow· ·¥ . • . .... ..... ~~ . •' MEIGS CO~ INDUSTRY · APPREOATION DINNER MIDDLEPORT ELEMENTARY SCHQE)L•· ,. ' ( . Tills Page Sponsored By The F~ Wiag Civic Mind~ Buslnessm• L•- .· Rowllnp.Coats Funeral Home CHizen'a N•tlonal Benk Downing lnaur•nce Agency R.-h s.... $tore liallr clcofhl... Columbul & Southern Ohio Electr!c·Co. .. Ohtoit.,.c.. l'o"*tJ Mlttor Company, · Harfil•re ·· · Sona Co. · ' ' """"' I . ' ·l~:~lbey ' P-roy Bowling Hutley & Bennett Columbl• Gu of Ohio Grover'• Studio Ohio V•llity Plumlllng & ~lni P-roy Ftow.r Shop Roblnton'a L•u...o-7 & ;,_ C._nl- Mlople L•wnl'oultry ·-· J ··• Rutlllhcl FurnHuro K.,.r & V•n Z.nclt Motor S.IH Roclne Planing Mill L1ndmark Mldw•y Marlett King ..ul!den s.... Box Crow'a Town & Country Rowley & Rood Roller Ph•rmacy DIIVII W•rner Ina. Tlny'a Poodland Middleport Dept. Store Ewing Puner•l Helme Becky'a ' . , & Loan Hoyt's Sohlo · .· · 1./ Ger•ld Reuter Ina. lngel'a Furnltvre Martin Reet•u111ftt The P1brlc ~-~.. , .. . The Keith Goblio Ferd Inc. . ,, ,;, ~t...l ='!m.Mf'ff!M~ !' ." .....~. . D. gift - Slid lhi·'#Jr , _ . f FRIDAY APRIL 3, 1964 6:30P.M. Far valor bi the Korean war, the U. 8: Army awarded 71 Medlll ol lfolnol', the . awarded 8. lllf'· Marine ........ --· '. ; TICKETS $2.50 ·----------------:,warde4" _, PCMIROY . ! .- . We Salute Meigs County Industry ' Vllor' Aftrdo .. ··.. '. t\ i · . . ' J DISCOUNT PIIC:I SAUl 1 -- • ~ LOOP RUGS eholce for only - • •, INSPECTOR SITS, Jr'.4TCHES , ..... Rei· $1.311 value a Tie Broom. Low d\l<o!"!l .price. Shop ear)J and Mve Dow. VALUES TO $3.99 Big aelectlon. MiU aasortmeut of ruat of all 1ize1 and colol'l: Many J!ltlerna to ehooae from. - ~· )'OW' '• Manufacturing plants in Meigs County a ni Ohio are "building a greater Ohio" A wide range of products - - made by Ohio workers - - is bringing more prosperity to our county and state. It is everyone's duty to help make Meigs County the kind of community ln.dustry wants to locate in, the kind of community that appreciates the Industry we have and wants to keep thP.m here, see them grow and prosper. FOl;··.·· . IOYS ': HCh 57 MERCURY 4 DOOR SHOP AFTER WORK HOURS ..• FOR Hch ' ~ ...,, DISCOUNT PRICE $1.57 ' .. ... ' ' ''r 1 IS EJERYONE'S JOB Uauot,lf ~ saeh, up. Requires little spare. PIUow Talk Will Be Seniors' Play 57 PlYMOUTH 2 DOOR HARDTOP . FOLDING CHAIRS ' ·' SHIR1S. hardwood constniction - fold& ' :! ' Vfl/i"ada, /tom ~iddleport Plant $PQRJ ldeal for camping, ~king on a picnic or for fiahermen. Sturdy - - - - - . :'·· 56 OLDSMOBILE 2 DOOR ·. ' VARNISHED HARDWOOD IIEBEAIIIIAL STARTS • MASON ..:. 'nle 'Juiifor duo of Wabauna lllgh School l1as started rehearsal f.., their class play entitled, "Room a nd Board" . which will he present-.<~ April 15th and 16lll, at the school. The three-act comedy by John Henderson will be eli· reeled by Mn. l\lary C<!pehart. PT. PLEASANT - •:'Pillow Talk" bas been chosen 'I'! senior cia" play for ·Point Pleasant 111gb School. A date for the play wiD he '"";~:;:;'~· Automatic transmisslon . Radio and heater. 1 Cast members are Brennan, Roger PB!lCal<e, IICl>ard Wllson; Opal &se, Crltclllleld, Judy Wallace, Automatic $ra116m.ls11on. Radlo and heater, Shertzer, Sue Ashworth, Bonnie Barker, Carolyn Miller Marylan Smith, Charlene Emma Sue Kincaid, Jobn Automatic tnuvml,.lOn. Ridio and heater. II C.>nlho1y, Julie Blallt, Elat1ne .----------------, \lrlmm, Vicki Wheeler, T I Oau(lherty; Mary Ramey, .Darlfnll and Vlctle Weikle. play Is a .reprodu.clloo the mm made sevml yean OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8 P.M. 10 &larrfng Doris Day and Rock Hild.son. ~ comedy alao bad tn?'": ,. . a· luccesofld ~~ run a •· Broadway prodbetlon, \foW~lS; ·~ ' Greater Meigs County I K~lly 1eep Tops Go ·to .49 States, 54!. ---- 57 RAMBLER 4 DOOR ·. on April Park. Miss VIrginia Wilson Parkersburg, wlli speak to group on weight conlrol, t b club members project for th• year. Announcl!ments made In regards to the Spring Luncheon to be held on May 6tb, at the 4-H Camp, South· side. '111e theme cho&en: was. "Spring Is Bustin' Out All Ov· er.,. Severa1 speaken have been Invited to the affair. Two prltes will be awarded, .on~ the designer of th6 ' ')1re!tiest and one for the funniest spring bonnet. Mrv. Cartwright presented the lesson, "Treasures At, . 0 u 'Mlreshold," and Mrs. Ge<~r•e Hudson gave Jte 'll:lought the Day. Refteshmont; served by lhe bostesa, Mr 1. Carlwrlgbi, ' MEN'S KNIT COnON SIZE COTTON TERRY trea,.;rer, llll1 General Manoj. · er ; Mrl. Join L. Moore, ·~ president, and Mrl. Glady• L. · Moore, ln!;lector. ' W. W. ·CaiJJa plant 11181181'1'• • The oldest ~oyee II Elml!r · Wlckt.am, who bu been 1Yllll the company Jiuce -ttll. .Building a lllillute. OPEN TILL 8 P.M. FRIDAY NIGHT- SATURDAY TIL 9 P:M. THE SHOE BOX " SHOP BONANZA 4.99 Crown laboratories to maintain quaUty control. Tbe Mooreo report lhllt since 1t61 the company !)as contributed '16,000 to chartty. Officer• are Harry S. Moore, president; Herbert F. Moore, vlce president, aecretary • n d Re<bert F; Moore, Mn. Har· 1 -------------------------------------loll, Herbert F. Moore, Mro. • ry 8. Moore, IDCI Mr. Barry 8. MOGI'e. AI Left - &yal Crown .action lloe 10aranteebll qual.11y control and 128 boltleo per --THE- Only ' •&h; ·cara.a, , DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT . - ' ,. ''· J •. , .'11· ' '."- , • • ,,, ·-~~ il ' \ " ~~ ' , ..,..,,..• �.. • \'I ' ,:., . \ ' ,,. ·'' ' ~~ . .'' ' ' . • sa ' 0 op (5) million Top VaJue Stamps Visitors to .Kroger will win ••• duringFive our "See ·Save" Game. ••• I · ~. -) r·t;1H ~ Ov~r '11 ' • •• )' • ,, '' ruur , ),...,~ , -,.,1 ., ···· ················· .. 33c: :Breasts 49c Legs .... 45c ·Backs .... •lOc Wings ··19c Livers .... o.89c Giblets .. 39c Dubuque Canned Hams 3 !; $2.29 s .:: $3.59 !6>- •I .... ,. .. ; -~ 1 '. ' I.. ·'J ··-~ ' • • ., -, -. -' J: ' «:. . . '> .. , ' ~- • .. 1 ' . Whole Ib userve large portlono of that all-time favorite, criopy fried chicken, E-ZCutHams . ... . . . .s9c =~ Salt Bacon · .r>H ~ .. ,. 25c- Jowl Bacon . .. . "25c Lunch Meat L..f. --------- ------ - - ....- -........ ............. .....····· 7 ,,. ................. kahn'• Dutch UYW , ... Dol ... c~• . Joy ..... 7 ... 3 Liquid Detergent Tomatoes ' . ....... . . 7 . ..- hal Whole lean Favor. I ..,49c B0 Iog na . . .... - - - lloxes Circus Drinks ........ Green Beans 8 Fair. Even brtakfNt ·Pineapple s~=T,... 3 Luncheon·Meat...... 3 ·1 ,., .. ,. 2 Yz K ..roger ce .... ~· flav.~ ...... ·· Flour ..... .'.~~~ ..... 3 Peaches ...:.;~... 4No~::2 • · 100 b09k1 o1 To- Value Stampt dqnated to .hie fpv orite charity . • .2 pp. Am•rican :rou.,illttt luggare. NIVIUkOLA - . , T.V. & RADIO SALE$-SERVICE No.2'h c.1 n • It K9dak lrut~matie C1mer11. • Dally Hy...,. .•••. fair tfie.World's fair CLELAND'S T.V. N a s bai• ..... NUNDRED$r:t/F WINNIRS • P-sa.ke .e; T gal. 5 lb. Pomeroy 'TIII;'NAL. CGIII . •••. WY 2·2255 601 I . Main II. 12 . . ..... TI» a .tin~ !f ) . NO PURCHASE REilllllltD . .._.. ...lila'* _ , FlaYou .... ¥or. • • • • • • '•.• • • '• • • • • • • • • • • • 3 ... No.2 . • •39c --.... Orcllard Pride lesauce cans $ - Bread .. ~ .~.r;.~&..;~ ~..5 3 ,..... Eatmore Oleo .;...............1 Kroger Preserves ..0~·.~~~~. 4 ~ba~ 3 Beef Stew.........~~ 3 Selectee~ Variety 0 o 0 • 0 o o o • I 0 0 0 I lb• pkp. 12 H. jcm qt. . . .... jars . .. ... Clulo ...... . 24 01. COlli Golden Ripe Charmed circles ••• to 1~hnlize love ' r,' , ;~your Timeless in beaUty, dittlnctiwe In -'YIInt .•• KeepNke Is the most f~,ft'netne lh wtddlne tradl· tlon. For lasting pri . . · d Ntlsfaetlon. look for the n•m• K••P~•kt In rlna 111d 011.the taa. ................... ' ' '· ~ . '. .. 120L • 2for39c ...;:•· Cvt •••• lb. bag tan you cho06e! ) 4 .... !vaponllw4 ~ • 1 !Sliced . . • • . 4fc,l Chunk . . • •. .. . - - - - - Kroger Milk Reg. >~· : · j. ..., _ ltN' Spotlight · DETERGEN-T~ Wlantr fAlW rete: ' • Bean Coffee TIDE • -. . in addition ... Tendeniy lonel•• .,..... ······· ................. .. .' Cut up Fryers ......... !~· .. 21~ Boston Roll Roast .. ~: .. 19C Morrell', ........ ·~ f') ": :l lonightlu ---------- EDITOR'S ... BANANAS . . ' �, ! . . ' ' '' v -----.,_ I 1I ,ft.'. ·Ia ss·· f·· ed '""""' I ~~~-~".· AdS I .. .I ' ·G·et 12-DaUy • w.u...u 1,_1964 @) 2 SIGNS Cll' ..... QUAU I I Pomeroy Motor Co. 1963 Tempest LeMans Conv. $2395 Sharp interior with white- vinyl IM!cket aoat, bla•k tDI>, rod body, 4 opeed trans., 186 h.p. elliiDe, rodlo, wbite!illls, Deluu trim. ' · l WANT AD INFoRMATION . 1961 Corvair Greenbriar 9 Pass. Wag. $1595 4 speed trana., radio. Good tlrei. Red and White !lillah. ~·Phoenix 4 D9or . $1295 Spotlou clean Interior. White finish, va .engjne, ppwer •leer- 1960 ing, power brakes, automatie. traM. Radio and heater. CAl<-l'IOICI coJUt&miloNI ww .. aoaept.lld aped ...... II. Pomeroy Motor Co.. OPEN IYIS. 7100 P.M. . Fw .,., 01 PUDOO.UO. UGVLAt'IONS 'nM pUDUIW . . . . . . . . . . diM to edU or ~ ID,J • . . .. . . ::::e.-=.w ,a': l.llhll' WW DOJ mor. mu ou Auto S.les J POMEROY. OHIO . @) · ~· be ~ lor baaoi'Nd tUat~aa. M. ~ , Z. Nleri HaDdlcap • • :nc ' Jlandlctp Totti . 11'oelLNIJ T - No. J I. Grueeer • • 511 U01 1f. White PUNY mR SALE. Coli WY Z. ro sETILE ESTATE- 11156 four door Chevrolet Station Wagon, new motor oVerhaul , 3118. z • 11c lnsurence clutch, rocker pa'"'ls and brakeo. Good Urea anq_ body ....... _ • iwery ,....,.,, ~Of. H. Q hery. New Haven, 3 31 31p ...... -·· """ 11".,.... ' ...... " ' Z.14:11 Reu 1 . A&dlh • VOLKSWAGEN 1J ~ Tl!o c~r !hot ,.,, r.r ·Hoell. Loss lhon 3c a. mile, total operating coaf. wt have a large election of clean 1owner ti:ade-ins from 19071883 models. I I o\11 IUt Bu~, . 1l't 'SIDII>ol"' lnsur•""' .' IP. IJJ lornu at Ill )Jim Jnnpsori aiHJ ljlooa. Al!onts ·-- I I If< ---------i ~ New Haven ! Rl C. B. Nye Co. \:¥JI Athen1, Ohio Society N~tes Ph. LY 3-1238 ' LYONS RACINE. RUTLAND Clover Farm Store Food Market Clover Farm Department Store Rt. 124 RUJLAND "The ,..,. With A - Route 7 1 For S.le For Rent L . .Ub P. Crew L. t _ , llrl llle.. ~ 317 4 • ltp I WootJ lAIIt = • S. Globotar $%15.00. Dalbert Lawsoo, Port· , roy, 0. WV J.4011. land. ohio. Tac.l T - NO: I livettodc •• • &ndicap Tolol 1-;;;;;;~~~=:;;==~=;;;~:;;=~~--G-& C I tDn truck-:-;;, li'OR SALE: Pip, t!O.W apiece. ~~ tlrei, 't!ebllill motor. Prk-.d 1 Woltor wn-, Rt. J. Poq~to Re.sults. l' ::tins:.Pomeroy-Middlepo~~.:!.;~ • 'f Fifth and Pearl TUPPERs PLAiNS RACINE · ~------~--~'~----------~ ... Every Time You Shop These Fine Store•l. Folger's Instant "-- 20c Off Label .28. 10 oz. ' • ... Lucky Buy or Tun Quien OLEO Lobor • Jill. B. Ne~ D. llallbill C. Faulk R. Slewnri 0. Neal Handicap Total Won 1 Lost Z Polal I G. Mltch 'J.· ·~· • 1111 . Fie...,• ~Ice A. E\lapa 8..... L. Spradling , to. Gilbert M. Hallman lfllndicap TOtal w._ I Loot 1 811111011 4110 21111 .W . 33t 348 309 2112 Team No. 5 B. Llsh E. Roush v. Reuah L. YoatlBer 1. Howell 394 : :1M 468 186 1992 Handicap Total · """ 1 Loot I Ne11 York ClolhiD« HouR J. Walton 448 R. McTurner 438 J. Warner 409 H. Woll 315 M, Murray 196 Handicap 135 Total 2317 Won .a Lost I Tellm No. I BIIDd ·4 Team lfiSh Serif~ ;._ A. Sblll ~g s72 SPINACH or KALE ~ ........ llilddJeporl Depl. Store McEihlnbey 456 Ru...U 519 Wippel 417 J. Bachner 451 513 IIi& • Frozen Food Special Strawberry Pies- "· 69c ,.. ATFISH FILLETS • We Reserve The ( pkg. Fruit Flllocl Hell- S"'f•NII SWEET DONUTS ROLLS -.29c 45c 12 oz. Right .to limit Quantities! SPECIAL! , Large 23 oz. slle Pet Ritz NEAREST YOUI 111m11 Pl11tic Container ' Teen Queen Brand SHOP THE STORE WroUOBILE 1D11itaac1 ~.cancelltd? IAol ,..., i tor'o u.e..tf Cd ,ft c Half-Gallon 481 515 489 ~h~reb StDbart ' To!a1 W011 I Lost I Polnlo ! SOFTENER · 3lb. can Hawley · : w.. 2 Loot! $1 ~.:~ ·Mix or Matchl ' Total can JUICE Team"RIP Game .;,. 'A; Sblll !.oboe c 303 TOMATO Hli!h Game - Riley 218. High Serlea - Riley, 1188. CITY LEAGUE March U, 111M PhlDlpo Bu SUvers Walker c Tun Queen or Golden Isle Woo Z Lost .I Polnli J . 3S3 5110 ! Kounty Kist Sugar m 101 23'15 I size 459 444 D. Shahan Total lI 6 qt. 30 2289 488 t 21&. pkg. 515 B. Tennant JJc HZ. lb. 5c Onion Seta Limit 31b. CUI!IImer ', 4'fl t1l1l 41111 For Rent ---r as = 1 room lurnlabed five room houR, ' i ·, TEXAS G~BBAGE . •;¥! ' I ' Buckeye Brand '· I- -~: ~.· lid Criip ~~:i- -~~ N!tw·Ci'op Texa• C:.bbage I '"" ' -~ t": ., 1-lb. - ·n: !·'"' rolls lllpoiD t1;1e ~ bobbin dial catill'lll de-. to rootn ar ,· bath fundohed clecorafive llltcbee In beaUIIf~ tn Masv11; W.Vrr; WY ~17:1.1 tul eablllil. Gillll'llllteed to "' s 27 tic ,par~¥ issmning lui 8 plY· ailllll ol IIJOIIIh. FURN1SIIl CaD WY 2-2Z1H. 8 2li 7te '' 1101111 t~atn. '. ·~ · &at, private In the mid 1110's. nudl ordelr tl ~lila~ tid 1liaD oa1el ~ ".30 • - ~filii. ~ ~ :m.:~~ ~;;l.l!~~~..::::t!JI 8 ft. iNib clriD on ateel Not reepOnsi.ble for . oecldents 'lloo, ~llll 1. llohop lltote, lornar4 V. Fiilft. 1. 0. McCoy, Aut:ti..IOtf) .. ' -~-· '. ' -··..._ aa:r -·"! -·~- \) 505 3119 453 4Z5 B. 8blfl J. C. Roush J . F. Roullh "' ' •• •. , ,"'j· .e.·:; 4 :' (·~ i'; . • .,. e-· .• ·r·' ~..... ' • --~ ~ ---~ .• ' ' \1•_ I �· ·- · -~·-- · ---- _.._ ... -. . . -- ' ) , ') •, • •• • > " , j ' ! ol tbe , evue R Television • ' I,' • Iori w~~o ' tooks at - • •" • I • tho ~IJtorY 4:!0 p, m. EST; ~ movies and telev1Sion the youngsters are PresJdent 'I WOllld be hlnl1't.soed to detly Johnsoo's lwo daughlen ""', the . tbla. Meonwblle, IIOIJlO movie spectacle - type "Alennder the •companies continue to malu! it Great'" series seellll ..t aa • dlfllcult lor pay teievisioo to eet weekl,v one-bout. entry on AJIC. 1 flral - nm fiJmll from them, yet TV lor the comlltg !eason, with oeU large quantities of motion William Shatner "' . tho olar. pictures to the networks. bave ll!ell' reBIOill 1o protect A White JlouJe coocert lor Story-telling II a hllbl7 detho 0111110 1bey lee! • 1 - to. 200 children is scheduled for veloped skill in Moalent eoun-1 --:,---::, . • iAIIN!Y GOQGLI ancl SN~!'I'Y SMITI" And f!allfomia ¥Olen undoubt- airing 00 NllC.TV today at lrieo. odly will have to cleclde tl>t - -pay teltvlslol· matte< In 1 referendum Ibis !all. Vet there is an undeniable Irony ill the fact J that s0<8lled Hfree television" .ACBOSfJ 48.Qltho is now being defended by the: I.Aotroag. l8.Baulo 110. Skips. . . atre exhibitors who suffered so boxtor ,, Uaited Pren - HOLLYWOOP (UPI) - The battle lor and against pay 1e1evisioo in California is polntlllg up the awkwar<!, though interde,>endent, relatio~p between movies and television through - l 1•f' years. 111 vresent. opiJOnents of pay telt>visi•m ure waging an all-out I much at its hands. In the early years, as trade specialists here have been !lOinting out, exhibitors were arguing that "free television" wasn'1 really free - that, as one writer puts it, "there were hidden charges to pay television costs in the retail prices of automobiles, appliances, hoosehold goods, etc. Now they are in the ilOsition of endeavoring to protect the known C'ompetition against the forces, or the unknown.'' And sometimes with a similar argument. There are those observers who contend that the forces of inevitability are clear, and any- COitNER OF LOCUST AND PEARL STREET &-......... ..-· priest - 1. Partot. 10· Soon U. =-=- DOWII I. Smell 25.KiDd ~ alight fixture !nw:f"ng 2, Girl's Jl8lbO 3.Shape -4. Sea ea.glee ft. Of the side~ flower ~!: ~=oa 15. Confer 27.Formeriy opon a.rti.rnaJ factor!. . .O.Fenclng owwd 30.Uv• 42.Mother: colloq, 31. Periahled 4ti. Quid()' S 29.Kmcll; 8. Yearly 12.0n top 19. Apple tree 21. Rough 22 . ~:a~e 24. T() some extent S7.cut,u 13. Goddesll ot .... 33. 'Sanqueta highest 3!. Devi.ce to at:irthe a.tr llarvet!!t.B: It 46Bork ~~ =~ 29.Desist.ed from TANG ORANGE DRINK exertion 82. FJaherman'spola with hook: M.Hewlng --- c junction ~3. Indefinite article «..Indian... apolis cour!les t7. SwL~!I ma.rk!lml!Jl f8. Send forth. a..s rays ~<8 ~ ~ ~ ~"" ~ Ground Beef c Js LONGFELLOW 01 :1 ], ~ ter 9lmply stands tor another. In thl8 la.mple A. fl UMd fo r t: ... tl1ree L 's, X tor the two O's,. etc. illngle l-etters, apoatropl "u~ length an:d !orma.Uon of the worda are all hint.t. Ea.cl· ~ ~e Code lettera a.re difterent. A Cryptograui Q a o - GQW HJW ZJWWBF BW CQlll OP.JV JS.;) CQB OJZO.-OPBSS: Yesterday's CryjKGquote: REPUBLICS EXIST ONLT 01f TENURE OF BEING AGITATED.-WENDELL I'HITJ.IPa . : c,..., .............. .........,.... "You were right about Jimmy being too young to go 1teady, Dad. He doesn't have a driving license and doesn't intend to get one yett" --- .,.,.-- -- -- WJEH RADIO 5·00 5:05 5 15 5 25 Community News World, National News Spotlight on Sports Weather 5 ·30 Dinner Musicale UO Sign Off PROGRAM LO<l' MONDAV TIIROUGH FRIDA V 6 4a Sign On 7 30 News Headlines 7 31 Mus1ca1 Cloc~ 7 4a The L.Ueline 8·00 flhio Valley News 8 05 World, National News 8 10 Sports 8: IS Weather Picture 8 16 Musical Clock 8:55 Community News g,oo Talk ol the Town SATURDAY 715 Sign On. Musical Clock US The Lifeline 8-00 Ohio Valley News 8·05 World. National News 8 10 Sports Today 8 15 Weather Picture 8 16 Musical Clock H5 News g, 00 Mustcal Clock 9 W Song & Story Tima 9:55 Mason County Nt>W! 12:25 News 0 Gram~ 12 :30 Agriculture Agf'nt 12 ,45 I :55 2:00 2:55 9·45 Family Worship Hour MONDAY THBU fJUOi\Y. · 6,00 Sign on Ne!'f''~ , 6:115 Sacred UU Country Jamtioref 6 W Farm News ·" 6· 3.> Pat Buttram, M-W-F 6 4> Meigs Ct Agr. ExL 7 00 News 7·05 Breakfast Party 130 News 7,35 Plcke"' Hardware ll'ues.-Thurs.l Hll News Report uu Breakfas1 Party 8 I> Bright Star Show-Tburs. 8 W Van Patrick Sporla 8.4' Baker Furniture-Wed·Frl 8 a> Open House 05 CGuntry lluslc '"""' Counlr) Jamboree Jolm 8armo 5,40 Country E......, 7:05 Breatfllll Party 9: J> Jones Bulck Show 10,15 The Good Life 10 ,35 Music In The Air J0,-10 Under Ohio Sldea 10,45 This Is l4usio ILIIS Top Ten Show 11,35 Top Ten Sbow (Dultotts) 12'00 N101 News J2 ,Js Musital Interlude 12,30 Rev. Merlin Teeta LOO Platter Party 5,00 Stmclown Serenade 1:1111 Sign 011 e·oo News 9 OS Coffee With Janel u; Betty Newton JO,oa Minlsterial Assoc. IUU Country Hoe Down stlNUA Y 7''JO Sign On 7,3s Army Hour 1,115 Herald of Trutb a.- . 10·00 News 110·05 H1gh School Hit Parade t1 ,o; Swap Shop ti!S Country Drifters M-W 1 10,55 News IUS Mason Cl Agr. Es~Tue U :00 Army Time ti . IS A.S.C. Program-Fri 11 :30 Special Community 11 .1> Family Worsnip-Thura. Programs tl :35 Farm Bureau · 12 ·00 News Roundup JL4> Tiny's Country Hymns 12'20 Bulletin Board 12 00 Noon Report 12:2.') News 0 Grams 12 to Music Just For You 12 ·30 Saturday Matinee 12,1> Goessler's Guest Star-Fri 1:53 News Beat 2 00 2- 5!) 3·00 3:55 4-00 4-30 Country Go Round News Beat Country Go Round News Beat 3:00 Let 's fake a Break 3 S5 News Beat 4·flO Oisclng with Doss 4 30 1nterchange Saturday Matinee News Beat Saturday MaUnee News Beat Discin~ with Doss Top Ten Revue 5· 00 News SUmmary 5 15 Dinner Musicale 6 00 Sign OH I WMPO Radio I 12 ::-10 Music Just For You a,oo Platter Party u; Blaettoar Show-Tues. Uo Local News 4:M Bowling Scores 5,00 Sundown Serenade 6,1111 Sign Oil SATURDAY 6:1)) Sign On 8:35 ' ''Il 9,30 IUO 10,35 11:00 12'00 12,15 Hour ol . ,_ WITifii>_~CC..~Pl~·~N~ OF COJN, COLONEL. VOU WIU FINO THE LAOY AT THE PDTEL. PRINCIPe~ PA'Z, 'MLL pound , . .... ...,. __,,.,..__, ; . .. ' ~-· . . ·8otnJS BUY! · PRIDE SWEET SNAX QT. J "" I \ . c MILK 14 qt. SAlTINES ,, 1.1.. lOX DEL MONTE PINK SALMON lb. • SIZe CoHee Mate PURINA Dog 25 lb. 11 oz• bag BOMUS BUY! ·· ·YLASTIC LITTLI OIU'HAH AMNII SCOTTS TOWELS Chow s V ·- .....e CLOUD large lrofls l1c EB·II?fl DeDv......,. Wingo of Bellina Bible Speaks IG You Voice of Prophecy Wash. Reports to P..pte Country Hymn Time Noon Newa Tho Search ·siMILAC BABY MILK ABBIE AND SU.R J2,SIJ Rev. Merlin Teell PIZZA MIX c 1' 00 Billy Graham 1:36 Lutheran Hour 2,00 The Cburcb AI Work z, u. Tbe Navy SWinp 2:30 The Bl& Lie 3:00 The Quiet Hour 3,35 Sunday Showcasl 5:00 Baptist Laymau'a Hour 5:35 World In Review 1:00 Sip 011 CHEF BOY ARDEE c cans • DEL MONTE j ~· .."' :~~~~· 1' '"-',' . ..! CORN LAUNDRY SIZE c TIDE S _ .69 box ,., . '!• • BONUS-BUY ' FOODLAND CANNED MilK THAT'S THE LAST SPANKING I'M GOING TO TAKE··· I'M LEAVING' HOME FO~EVER , ~ ,\".~. lio:. '.d : .49 TOILET •. _ .. UE c. rolls Bv GEORGE WOMDiiR TERRY 10! oz. 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On the side of the anti·pay television mtJvement .are most theatre exhibitors. They are derending "free te leviSion." Not too many yNrs ago, when television was first getling on its feet, theatre exhibitors saw thl:! start ol an indus· try thut was to provide hem wilh the greaest competition they had ever known, and hat eventually was to cuase numerous movie houses to close . Jt is obvious the exhibitors _;, .. ; �' ' ' J3 Children, Young People Ar• Baptized e ' Mainly About People In \' • en tin~ at lronwor ers "' \' ~alt 0 ' tnstrel Draws • Rave Notices tn First Showing Mr. oad Mn. Doyle Mlllor llave neelY.. • loUft , _ ,..... .... llaoDie, telllnr o1 hill-y·..........- .... .....t eorthquke ot M- •bonce. Mr. Mlller recallod lhe quake Uppollh>g at the m.. meat be otepped from hlo car ID Hler hlo Inlier home. Rio wll• llld ..,Udren W.n not In- jured oertnnoly bUt funllure Ia lhe ll'oOer was jolted • Excellent costumes and gOOd acting b,ighliJhted opeoo I'OIIIId, lncladla( the blby, bed, night of the Eastern Minstrel Show Wednesday a& wbleh .... boeked down, I.Easte,·n High school. tpllllnr lhe!r 3 montht old The three-night show will continue toniJht and Flibaby on lhe Door. night, starting at 8 :10 p.m. both times. One of tbe cblldren received . . Alice Nease iB director of the ainging and t1ane0 1 hump ,. tho head hat lhe mg-loaded show. Bob Kautz iB the interlocutor in U. lamOy oonoldero ltoelf oae ol first part of the show, and·Tberon Cruise and Steve Methe Jacky oaes In the orea. Coy are emcees in the second half. Mn, &Jlller 11 the tlaurbler The show opened with t k _.:.:..._...:..__ __ _ _ __ of Mt. llld M,-1. Clarence tune "Show Busineos" and a Boyleo. dancing chorus. Its next num- perf~ to "Yahb Hula lllct1.,._ _ _....,.,......,....,,... her was "Walk Right ln." Buck Dula. A fourth of July 1" ' Buchanan and Eric Parker sang numher was performed by a "Where Do You Warka John.': drum chorus com~ of Larry Lynda! Lyons did llie solo Theron Crwse, Buck "Anytime " and BiU A m 0 ~ Buchanon, .and Dennis Reed, sang, "N;ar You," and two eight cJrbo dninl a lap foUowlng were "The Old 'n•ner" by Larl)l Lantlon and Stove McCoy aanH and an 1"1'hM~ I Said It Again," by lfrl choruo accompan!H IWilma Atherton. to "I Am an Old Cow Stove McCoy and Denni• Reed " A Mexlean chOI'III per. "Oh Baby Mine" foUow· to I "Mexican H1 I Theron Cruise dnlng The program Wll nat A Little Zong." lloberq willlc!ut the Beellea, sang and did a dance by Jim Cole, BID to "Blame It an lhe BooBob ,Kautz, and 'l'lleiUI sa Nova." ICnlise. 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