http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1e1d619e2ec4f4bc2c994df591c397c0.pdf 19cf1837694267b1719ad397ffbef2f0 PDF Text Text \ YEA'I'HEB • ..,,._......, ........ ... .... all.......... ,... ...... .,. ...... Ln . .. . ti \ I \ VOl XV POMEROY-MIDDI EPORT. OHIO NO. 308 ' . ' I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1964 �,, ' ' Panthers Rap .Gallipolis 9-4. ~n Third. . w~··r· ~'1 Panthers won' theft ...,.nd ltroilht l'Oniest .of !he ~~~~......, at home rUe• . day d•l .. n .. m II~ "'·· ~ .. .. a.,-,m::..........po ~ "" 1 • IICGI'e. II 11'81 their first SEOAL South•m Division vl<~JtY. David Reed, Junior rigbthancler, teattered Dine hits •nd e.,. Joyed errort,eoa support in the rleld, while blr stickers Mlck· ' · Wlaebrennor. Bob Crow and i · : :1 himself were rapplll( t .,.,. !;aiJipolis pitchers I r •NO h1ts each. Altogether, ill"'""l l HATS_OFF TO We . .Reserve . ~~- ""· .,:~,J The Right To t Limit Quantltiesl . and the Panthers CG!led~ II hlto, four In the bl.. rtr-run fOIIl'lh lnnlll( ~"' • ,.,_._ _11 ~ ,..."' -- -' &.ult flu.~uc:u , ~si .a.~o~u, ...,..,. Ron .Janey, • fresluQan ~ came on In the filth and flnlsll. ed up, abiOI'bed the thumpiOI. They weren't wild, lhey just couldu:t get the Pantb_era out. They fanned 111, walked tbri!e. Only <two ermrs wer, logged by tbe Blue Devlil, . Pomeroy got one ·run In ·jhe ~ncl lnnlng on Winebrenner'• • leadoff double, olngl., by George Harril and Reed, and a droppc!;t'lly IIIII to rl&bl. A,.. other aeored ~ the third wflen Phil Swiade:U aiOIIed with pne out and • Cr!>W doubl'!ll. Six romped home In tbe fow:th 11 BUI Jewell led flff slncJinl, Gary Jenkll!a fanned. but Reed got hla lecond otra14!ht hll, Dave Baker .,..alked, Bob Smlth was safe on a fielder'• cholct, the shortstop erred on SwlndeU'o ground ball, Winebrenner doubled, and Crow singled. One more ,cored· II! 1M fifth fSilnders' single . u Jenltlna led flff with a"'slngle l Reed, looking strl>fog•r and a<ored on • Bakot''l s!ll(le. lnrung, fanned seven and wa:lt· i ~ Blue Devlls aot to ~ ed ju!t one. He struck out fOr one iq the third 01} a 11'Aik, side in lhe fifth . Pbll Sanders' double. and a 1~<>: Today the Panthers go to riCice fly. Two ~ lri t6 e Rutland for .a non·I•ague game. fourth when Pete Anderson, Line score : Ml"'hell and Fred Hill oj>ened Gallipolis DOl 2110 I - 4 9 2 with back-to.)>aclc Jingles, and Pomeroy Oll 610 X - 9 11 0 a fielder's choice. 'l'be fl!lfll run Mitchell ILPJ. Hill 14), Jancame In the seventh when Dan ey I51 and Long. Rffil a n d Gilmore doubled deep, between Winebrenner. Umpires: R o y llle high ochool and ,the church ArmeS( plate: bases, Homer (ground rule) ll¢ scored on 1Srn1th , George Nesselroad, Jr. ttpent• tor ball- -~ . JPiroiBut~ 1dflO!Jed '"'ptata ot .a. ball team abd J.-. · Rochelter, -MinD,. .W,W tbe Indians' hoete)' IUIII' · -· BeHer are Values PROCLAMATION - Donald Mullen, Crusade Vice-Chalnnan, left, l n d . Vaughan, Crusade Chairman, right, attend ~troclamaticm~ liCJ!in.l cere-, establishing April 13·18 Cancer Control Week. , ,. . · · You'll .find at These Stores RACINE RUTLAND Food Market Clover Farm "Tho Ilion Wltb A Bon• Department Store Fifth 1nd Purl Rt. 124 RACINE aro hopeful Indications. gains have been made. Goiater 1ainl can be made One Owner 62 RAMBLER RUTLAND 59 PONTIAC ·L·YQNS ,, Convertible. Auto. I n -; RAdio and beater, er ateerlns ami b1'111ail!! ·l .. - · tlov•r Jarm Store ;. il& "'"' 1.'Route 7 .TUPPERS. PLAINS TRIP TO WOillDS FAIR . £ · ~· -~· by Greyhound! · _ .... · - · I 60 RAMBLER ,.... trau. dio and heater. 4 Dr. Auto. Price• Are Born · HERE"I I BISCUITS - con PirMide Choeoiote Sweetie Pia AFTER WORK HOURS ,. Open Every Night . .. . 5 .... Ill.. U. S. steel production February, 1964. totaled WAX PAPER '::·19c •••. 39 lua . C BLEACH e PRODUO SPECIALS Presh Cri'P :peelal for Loj.p24SIIa e2 & 4 CYCLE ENGINES •18" - 19" - . Head LeHuce "9of, &\rau FARM lOY ' 606 I. Moln 20" - 22" SIZES e2'12 TO 3 H.P. ·tiJ. .. .. ·7C lb. and • sandwiches ready lo cook : ~:1170 PEACH . HALVES . 4 ~~!~$1 New Cabbage 1 WY Jock & Jill BEST COLA BUY I ~ Motors ,. Northern serves 1v ., Tiii:OO PM ' I .' FLOUR~ carton 62 RAMBLER Shop .- ·,, pkg. . Scout 5c , .... 39 t COOKIES EACH BOnLE : " '· 'SERVES THREE 63 lntematlolnll Ral.-d Elsewhere! _1 ! NCh . Lal'fiCIYall•w Carrots . S~USAGE PA'l*l'IES Ill. ---~ ePLAIN & RECOIL STARTERS 1St "" ... ··-~' ;~- !' celle1 ft.,. .... Achievement Day, held at the Middleport High School, April 8. . -:it ·- ,-. ' '. ~ SPEClA· . ' lS " ;. '~ ' ' ~ .., ' :SLICED AtTEND EVENT 15 Mrs. Lenardos Sellers, 15 with Mrs. Ann Beegle and Mrs. I Bell Thelso ol Racine attended 3 the' Meigs County 28th annual Home ~onstration J' ~ ' ' ! ], 1 "' .. -ff,_,'l, ' ~~ . ' · ooo s2hoo,..:.' '7··a.2 101 1-Sill.PATTIES iA a package· ,, goodntss In ntw, tonvenlent ~11. Plttltt •IIY firm, hold IOitltlrl Madt ~Ill for J11• Ill looN(cl!to. :· · . Nt fuss. Just put sausJ:tt, pattln kt 1ht Skillet tr on 1~e broiler, slzzlt ~t dont -then on lo bunt ~lovorfMoolhot:o utin', .,. s•• ...,,,-.!1!!~1 'ilt ond 1•"1-rftlnt t,nil!j..._ . l-' lb.pkg. > ' I ;:· ! f ·lO 0 P.erry ..... ... . ' J1iilmer• . ... to K9,Rer.l. 'illlal' meoe~t,::~ •i .Js•• 1~ A DAY f ";o\ ' ....... ' _,.. r • SELF PROPELLED com wsnwt ') -----;,.;: Hert't Jood ritwsl lo- IVIns firms Sw.· U&e- Ohio's favorite -Mw. In rtld,.tf. USI plttits. Samt Dld-IUhj~ntd COII~trJ .....; 4 O.or StatiOil W.,GL All black. 20,000 mU-. 10 In The Can " . Pllfabu'l! luttarmllk 4c Off Label bloln Hood a. IT-Y to �\\ ' } • . . CorjJs• P!ans are Hit at Hearing 'Coin. . .. Showis'Set Aprill8-19 . '. • ' .• BUNK BEDS, complete ~ · · • $61.00 TwiJI II•• CMftplet• e .HOlLYWOOb BEDS ··• ·•· $37 . e 9 Pa. DINm£ ...... · .... eENGLANDER MAnRESS .. $39.95 12 cu. I'T. e FRIGIDAIRE . REFRIGERATOR $199 ·i>Sli e UVING ROOM SUITES .. $249.00 2 PCI, FLIXSTEEL BAKER FURNITURE HEAR WEt& NEW HAVEN - Several cJ*'aons from New HaVen went ""' on Thursday MIDDLEPORT, 0. .....,~~~g ZIPPER BAGS · BROOMS MADI IJI! ~S~ Reg. $1.39 - 'vatu.e 'i'llscount, Price. See these a& your'Jionan.' za Store anc:l'lave. ShOtyearly. Assorted Colort .33 .99 •ch · each etch .. ~0~ BI~(;ER VALUES! ULIIIIlli --- ,Qpen Friday Night Til 8 CLEARANCE SALE! LADIES' NEW SPRING HOUSE PAINT Whl'- ..... Colon COATS 89 FINE LAMINATED FABRids go I. Values to $19.95. All ladies new Spring Coats reduced for quick sale. LONG STEM 14~ INCH .00 c TOOL SALE! C::IIT COLONIAL FANCY GLASSWARE S.locl or Fruit Bowl v--s.rvlng Pltll or ConelY Ja; ·· · ____ CHOOSE FROM 40 ITEMS Values to $1.29. Big assortment of tools. Choose from 40 items, new low lllscount price. Shop early and save. Values to 89c Better Glass W1re .at a new luw di• count price. Sbop earl)'. DISCOUNT PRICE 54!. by-Away Nowl , LADIES' NEW SPRING DRESSES W11r DRESS SLACKS . Top volue, DOW low dl• $1,99 count I. Reg. $1.59 \'alue women'.i woven fancy decorated straw Handbags. .00 11ch "VI-JON" ASSORTED TOILETRIES CHOICE c BIG VALUES Your •• choic-e tbis group-low discount price. DISCOUNT PRICE PAINT PAN and ROLLER SETS Reg. $1.29 value c Paint Pan and Roller Sets. Save now New low discount price. DISCOUNT PRICE tel MEN'S PLAIN TOE BLACK ~:~: OXFORDS Reg. $5.00 valu~s. Mens plain toe Black ' Oxfords. ' Save now at this low I . discount pnce. SLACKS . ,.. c II .,...-.......,;... the Harrlsonvllle Pres~~)<- · \terl1on Church, ..ch oveqlnJ at , vetersos and wives are from Sunday lhroullh' Aid ' · One does not have to Cecil Coz 1riU aeh. a member to attend IDOl1> pre t · • *esslon. .. HAND BAGS and save lk. SPECIAL ASSORTMENT REVIV.U. ANNOUNCED Revival servlcea 1riU be be.. WOMEN'S FANCY Dacoreted WOVEN STRAW One large group of Toiletrie11. See these uve. PiES . Di1count Prlc• DISCOUNT PRICE PLASTIC ROSES i'ockoolllnAiunch Rei. . . •olu•l dos. Ill a bUnch Plulle ao.... see tloeoe a a 4 Values to 29c in this group; Special purchase. Large lizt Loop Rugs. Asst. colors. .00 . Dildo llrond Ho"''"l Paint. lletl. ~-1111 kat.· Paint up now ODd 01ve at JOUr Boalnu Store, Asst. SizH and Colort Reg. $1.99 value zipper Utility Bag. Assorted col· ors. See these for top value . ALWAYS. SHOP .TRE . , DllOI BRAND LOOP RUGS s .88 polr . �• • I llr<aMml ... Mr. llld Mrl. ,~ nnua yon ay ....., eolumbus VIIR<O llullday. ~ Awards In bfnd basketball Wellman Mr. and llln. Har)Q ftd lnlr 1 ' - -- • : ' ol Koalueky wore receDI guesto amur"' wero .......- Alfred Scarberry, Jr., Prine~ ' <If Mr and Mro Earl Daven- I Assembl ed It \he annuli Awanh . Day bekl TUe\lday at the Mkldleport Hlcb School ....mbly. T h • PJedce 10 lhe Flag were giv· .en aqd the Middleport senior band, se:tecl on tho stage, playj!j!_,..er 1 numberl. Mr. Eugene Gherk~, band d~ rector, presenled semor mod- ' ... .... ds presentcu __, at Miuureport jJJ •war In A • • ' I Tuesd pal, presented lhe cbeerleader awardJ, IIOIIkw medals 10 Clnda Sauer, Sandra Sl.....,; Junior letten to Palsy Manley and Judy Moore. Mr. Wllllams a•ve tbe alrl'• intramural• with aenlor modals going to Kareo Hsc:bner, AnIta Bowles, Ned• Bradford, Lym> ..:..t cblldren" and Mrs. Mildred Zeigler Tbey aiJo visited with llln. J~ Cook and c:bild· ren. Tommy and Cllanle. ldr G StaOsb h s retu~ ~':r homeu'! ~rant.st after spending lbe wtntor in Florida with ber son and lamfly Mr. and Mrs. WiWam StanB- port .. I '"-•'-. B•-i..r,,.,,,.,. ....._ T "'-·~- M... JIT'•L ..., . ..ft_u - Ia Celebrated< dlucb :m:: "! JuU~wiwam ..,. ""' mas Evans, Marvin Fry, Around And About Middleport Ed Gilmore, Debbie Grueser, Rose Marie Hackett. Marjorie Harris, David Jenkins, ~athy MeElhlnny, Peggy McK~ney' Su. san Morr1s, Susan Oh~nger, Ca- t r · .-lou •oled 10 tend ~ to the ll)>eelal medJ,. project. All bl1111atlon wu rocelved and aCcepted to atlend Delaware by the '-'< o1 !be Depart. llie!rtaJe Olapeau Mro, Francoo SbermaD April 18th Ia DeJa. Hbalessel tor May will ·be Mra. De!OI'fl Magnani and Mn. ~ llllcker. Re!reehmenbl RADIO '& ' . . Many . Famoui, Labels · 6.95 Mr. and Mrs, Marvin to :12.95 ' Sisters Style Shop ............,.,. Court St., Pomeroy · ' t t .I' S~J.a wtn 6· ' I' 10· ' '.,, II I·. u. .., IC,.._ c...., ~~·.}:O;I"~}:t(,lp Valu<· !':itam,_ ...... Sot.• . --- ~.... 1 ...,.. 101Mtbln1 YOU should rtomember your next Yleft to Kropr." •• .· 694 '""nlis 1s tender, lfrlatle·free bite aiae sww beef. The meat people M Kroger auan.ntee It becauee stew beef il not a side Unt W'ltb us; it'l a point ot pride; Center Cut lb. rb. BEEF ~ • :1 with' eVerj-ctiy low Prices · Soup ........-........~... •. ~.................. plus Top Value Stamps . Cream Pies ............. ...... ········· 3t!.:89c -··········· ....., ..... ....... .,_, 7 ':.::.$) . ......•...... 19c Cini'ICimon Rolls ................. .~~~its .... - . . . L-~ ....12 ~.:.79c ' NO PURCHASE REQUIRED .. ., . 1;01~ all 3, btillgtoourlto18. You'll have won 1500T6p Value Stamps. If tho ,words "You Win 500 Top Value Stamps" ap~ar, tum tho card In fol your stamp • 'W!IIdl: lee, 'n or .Save. When you 3 ••• YOUR SHORT CUT TO BEnER CONSTRUCTION. prizo. . Del!lch en1ly blank. Fill out, and dliposltln official San" Swooplflikos • Top1l(al~.e · Stamps "See enlly box lit our store. Winner gets family trip to """York ~oltd'a Fair. loJj.,....... . I :n L HERE$ MORE T;QP YALUE ST~P '· ! • , ·, ,, , • J. /', - ·- \ .' . , ' ..... a ............ . ., . . ' .. _, ' Ble~ch .... .'........ :.-. :3:9¢ · GRAND PRIZE Dfi4W~N.cf MW.l'-',3Q • . ,. Corned.Beef Applesauce "................ . 6k--$1 .Com· ·--·~·- -.... -'hc-..,._r..., ....... . a-:.·$1 KQndu . . . _ ... • .. -:..: 39c • .--::&.9 ':- g '..c ·'Cheese I Whiz ( ......... ..... . ..........~.; 55c .:; $1.79 Aiax .... .....,..•...,.......... "] .·, --i\ .... ,;-,. ,. Your family .may win! Eotli~~~~ · ~·: Do a better concrete ~ In half lh1 time w I t h ·.::-~;· ·;r 1. ....·lj\,.~ ' ·,t 'h 'English Roast \1''··t• 49c English Reast ..... ·· • 45c Liver ....... .......... ......... 49c ,'/l~ Grdund Chuck ....-...-.. ~ 69c Bonertss Roast .. ..:..:~: ··•· 69c Ham ........ ...... .._.c.~·· .... . ...... 99c ::4b~­.,. Swiss Steak ........ •:. ·: .,""" · ~ 59c Pork~Roa ;,, st ...... - ""!' ........... • ·39 ... e · Bacon ........ ..... . ....·'":~ ......... 2 ... 89c ~......... the World's Fair WINNERS 50 E}OwA ............ . ... ............... ."~i=er ....., lw CentwCut -IOPVMUIIIAMPI .............. &_,_.,...., 1 Get a ~J!E£ "~ 'n Save".entry card ,wery time • you ~ our store. No purChase requirecL 2 Ufl f)ff Topple. Underneath you'H find' one of 3 Mld. .port .J E: -'! i Phone WV:242M colors/" ~TEW Re\loetm ·e zhibltl, 1athered from aU over tbe wor14 for your de1ight. EDjoy, with yOur whole family, t.bo dream trip of • lifetime! EverythiDg firat cl881, from air.jet b'aD8})0ltatioa (where available) to newe~~t New York City lu&.,Y bole!. Theatre, Digbi dub, (baby-oilier p<Ovidecll) aigbteednl •. , .ill addition to "cloing'' tiM Fair. Eveu breokfut in bed, if y;g cboollel HUNDRtDS OF WINNERS READY-MIX CO. pment Cost .I Bonei- -~ ASK FOR FREE ESTIMATE "Have op.n 8hut sparkUng world of wondenl • 2 pea. American Tourl.ter · ..·Juaa1e. . . · • . A Kodak lnstamatic Camera. • Daily moDey .... meala. fair uhlbito. I T DemOCratS Op . Auxili" · p· ls pose Obi 8 d Js Jn $35 F ._, ,..., Lincoln·st have leamed their son, Russell Roush. companied the senior members or Oak Hill School on their senior trip to Washington, D. C. Mr. Roush Is on the faculty of Oak Hill High School and teachea English aad ·· l.targe job.or small. jell 1o Colwilbul wltll lbem wore · F..-.- IIIIIs J~ <t ~lnclo- 1 "Some guesta who want lOW- A1f too Orten civic 'lttroclln to ·tile ldra. Joe Kimel and baby of nail, and his oon, Ed Wrllbt ell for IOUYenlr• are paying 1..- lions fall to ~ Cl!ftCrlullltklot ,. 1 job Sd II • ~. who ·wUI vlall there Jr., .editor, will be the . Joint them," said Joseph J. Van o1 work by our loclli paper: -· · II 1111 .,_ for o few doya. . ..._. at thP oprln& meet~nc lbe Hotel Edlaon. I . · do :AIIo, IIWIY Qlallb tor 1Mb.., Mr. a.nd Mro. Barrie Phillips ol thtea joumlllsm VOUPI at . <If Athenl Yllited oev"ff' dayJ Ohio UniYmlt)'. May t. l.tat week wllb her parenbl, Mr, Co-hoots I<O' !be banqael'lnd and Mra. llllgh Be~hs and ~ ~ the llou-.tem Pomeroy wllb his ~. Mi', N.....,.per l\aociatilln. and Mri. Daytoa· l'tiUlllll. ")lor· S . Oil and '11leta Sicrle "'' oouprlq vacatlall 1n>m IIUI . P (men'• • and women'• his studies at Ohio University. ~ oociOtlel). 1 ' : "Starling A Community Newspaper" will ba tbe toPic diJcl1u. . ~ 'U ed by lhe Wr!8biL Tlielr week· 1111d · ' ' · Jy newopaper wu orgllllised ill , 1 Clnclnnatl suburban lnll three i beauty In Of · yean qo. : · DwJcbt Welborboll. ..Utor of 1 lf.nni the GalllpoiJs 'l'rlbune llld Gal- l ...,.... Ita Times, 1s president of t h e , · . • , ' SEONA. '!1lls group will bold a , Tbe Racme F~n' Awdl· l bllSineu aess1on elect olflcen : l.try voted • $31 dQI!atloo lor, and a "problem'CIInlc" ot 31 fire equipment j¥hen II met at ! p.m. in Copelaiod Hall prior 1o . !be borne of Mrs. Llnlia Beeglo !!be banquet. Administrative ...,. i Thul'l!day. . retary Of the •SEONA II L. . J. 1 The meeting was called to or- 1Hartin, director of the 0 h i o ; derby 1be ,..esldenl,. Mrs. Lin· I University School of Journal- I da Beegle. Mrs. Joann Price, . Ism. i treasurer r!'P<Jrted II balance of! Marty Wllllams president of I 1301.44. · • Sigma Dells Chi 'wn1 announce A jitney oupper Ia planned tbe winner of U.. ·ootstandin Saturday, AprU 251b · at .lbo 7th joumallsm student award and 8tb grade scbool building. Introduce newly elected olflcero. On Aprll 2.1rd a meellng will MISs Marcla Holfetz, pretldent tultlonebl• tn.tchlng b.::. , be held at the new fire house of 'Thota s;,ma Pbl, pre. $5.99 p)u• ta~ at 7,30 to mal<e final plans for tent !be · new offkera of he r l 99 •• 99 the aupper. Everyone IJ urged group 1o attend. , ' . of lbe !verythlng's cnant~ed far the prettier-. , • fingertip toes., openings one side or both, and sparkffni: Following the meeting, Mra. ~~=~ ::a:ralhe coonBeegle served coffoe and cook· ties <If Athens M~ Jackson I Crea,., Sky lluo or Block. Mi<l patent loa"-'r uppon. Ha.. high or mid hnl1 In Pink, White, lei to Mrs. Ruth illn, Mrs. Lir> Hocking Washinliton ~Fairfield ' da Hill, Mrs. Joann Price, Mrs. Perry Noble vintun' Pike and I Grace Roush, Mra. Mae Cle- ~ ' ' I land, Mrs. Emma Lyons, ll!n. · I Beulah Autherson and B. J. , and one visitor, Miss Karen he couldn t speak 1 word of Badgley. Engllslt, NOW a senior at Lawrence EASY LEARNER High School, he hao an extraorFALMOUTH, Mass. (UP!) - dinar command of !be lanWben Arturo Mosquera came guage and IJ rated high schola• here !rom Venezuela lao! tall, tlcally. I . .aoi8tedl0~ favorite charity. . driveway, walk or patio. Quality controlled mix. .. 'IIO feel o1111111 Tbty .... by ..,.._ PLAY "See n .save. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ready-Mix for that foundation, feed lot, floor, i OVER 1000 WINNERS THIS WEEK IN POMEROY I nbi11g ·'H~ting Phono WY-2-2550 S......,lr N---.JIIIOIU. CIVi!ll1'l · ~-------·!=..'IIWI to be clnN Mr: .,. • · M~s~ee'~ .,.--m -~ ~ IIORE iiONI8T . EDITOR'S .. ..:~brill Mr. llid litn. WIW.im ,~ F J>----1!YORK (UPIJ - Guilla wll you .llld ,.... Jlllll """ were Ill Columbl1f ~Y· Of UUJ"IUI.UBIII · areNEW taking fewer hold towels ' tbo • .,. ~to eo~ than .... before, .,....,y MAILBAG ""' ' Sontiuoi,... r... umbul diaries Arm• ·. · · ca111e they ,..u,.. opor•lJJIC · ~, ..... • ~boon~~= Meetmg May 1 =::..':: ~ ::;: . . .,~ . ""!': '· ANTHONY HEATING • ' anie Gerard. M1ke Gress , Bill grave or Presidez~t Kennedy, AND ~ ' iron and children, Jim, Diane and Tarni, Rt. 1, Middleport, ackett, William Haptonstall, Weekend gueols of Mr. J~kle Hawley, Karen Hawley, Mrs. Marion Van Meter ~ary Malik, Charles Mullen, family, Pearl-S\, Josephine Tooney and A n n I were Miss SUsie jVilson. student nurse at Gallipolla; Mrs. · Presented with Seventh g<ade ICarl Smith and son, Jake, and certificates were Joyce Davts daughter, Susie, of , and Kathy Morgan. , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. Carl Wolle, Head Basket- ILetart, W. Va., Mn. ·ball ~oach, awarded varsity baa. ISwisher, Cheshire, and Mrs. ketbill senior medals to Ro~- ICarl Roach and chlldren, Pon> I ·ald Hanning, Mtrhael Morr1s, eroy. Ifavla Rice, Jack Satterfield, 1 Mr. L. w. McCodlao, Mrs. ·and David Thomas. Receiving 0 . Rail and Mr. Emerson let•s were Jeff Hodges, Wil· were in Jacksoa Tuesday lar4 Moore and Joe Srephen· ing to attend a fon' managers, Tom King, IOhio School Boanl ~....., Miller and• Chari.. meeting being held at the Jack-~khamer. · . i son High. School. School drop·Reserve basketball letters outs and school finance were wk• presented by Mr. Williams ' the prngram topics to be 1o .llli:J!ael Bratton, Sam Clat· sented. ..i,rif/Y, Jon Cl!J111ingham, Pat · Pvt. Larry L. Mitch, son of 'Edwards, Jim Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mitch, Is 'nary Stobart and the man• undergoing basic training i:;.;"""•'l.;i;Jo~hn;_;;;;E;;;;va;;;;n;;;;s..•..nd_.D;;;;a;;;;n... ny Ft. Knox, Ky. His mailing ad11' dress is U. S. 62511l487, Co. F lith 3rd-4th Pit., Ft. Knox, Ky, He was employed as a barber Columbus prior to his indue- R--·· Sprinn 0011. • -,Soe.i N .ety ote$ April 5 was ea, offering wu Former CoqresllllllUI ,Waller .,!.Ill. · . H. Moeller cllarsed 'l'Ueaday !.Irs· Woyne 81~ has been his Republlaa oppone111 lbe ~ lo her bome by Ulileu. lOth District .UI in Congress Kathy Morpn 111 Kld4leport "recently dlscl011ed his lack of opeut tbe week end with , her -nowledce m a d>eap polltlcal grsndmolber, Mrs. w. A. M<O'play, designed 1o ~mbarrliS gan President Johnson." and Mro Waldon IIAII>ortl M011Uer said !be Incumbent ·• ' / Republican was quoted In a tral Ohio newspaper recenUy 0p . as uying that the President · was "playl":l polltiC8" In order· In, $3G mllllon in unused appro. 0 ptiatiOIIS returned to tile lr<88ury •nd bad thlUI coat Pomeroy, Ohio a M75,000 sewer system OQ SUe and treatment project. "This is positively false," roLUMBUS (UPI) - Two of MoeUer cleclarod. "Tbe funds .Oblo'a loP Democrats believe referred lo were f1'9111 the """· approval of !be f600 llllllloo Redevelopment AdmlnlatraUon blgbw blch (ARA) ; the exa<t sum wu; be a:;,.~~~ : ~ mlWon and was WJ!!sed 108f1 Iota~would ~ the st!~·s ~ m01111y •In . ARA. Th!!oe fWida tal lndebteflne8o over fl bllhave ·now beea placed Into lbe U . anti·PIJVerty .. program, a~- on. . · ing to lbe Cotiunerce DepartF..-mer Gov. Michael v. 0~ ment. Salle and otato Democratic The . Pomeroy 'project was ChalrmanWllllam Coleman, not even C<]llllected with AliA, bave voiCed -ltlon lo the its application waa wlth ¥eel· bond lsoue. DJSalle also_ opposerated PubHe Works (APW) aud ed the $250 =~ 8) 1181 f~this fact was confirmed by a provements e ast · Pomeroy resident Jdenllfjed wllb DlSalle oald bl~way conthe project. slr!Jctl.oo had .clecllned since he APW funds have been deplet- left office In January of 1.9U, ed since last Januaty 20 Slaco and also claimed Ohio could ARA's grant money ba~ been ·Use other means to get new exhausted siDCe .ast June,'Prei- roads. ldent Johnson 1n bls wisdom re"llldlcalloas are lbat over quired that the surplus lunda I * mlllloa In federal luads of $20 nlilllon be put to use else- are nallabfe," DISalle oald, where." .. 1<tdck Wl1llld tel[lllra a com"How else shall one label the mltment of only $U mUIIon ID Congressman's cheap charges,·· matcbln1 money from t • e Moeller asked, 11 thaa to brand state." theDI as i'oorbacks of lbe first He said bond Issues contlnwater?" ued to be a method of existence of lbe admlnlBtraUon of Gov. Durtng IIMJ2, 3.34~.0011 persons . Jatnefl A. Rhodes, who ' wao were ~njured · in !raffle accldeirts elected on the balls of proml ~ ~ United Stalef, 1seo 1o reduce spending. con: . . · . Moeller Levels Charge at his• . F 11 0 Mr NEW SUM'M '. 'ER'' c·OTTONS . . Da117 Selltlne1, Pom_ef01·\Udtlleport, o., Apr. 11. lii&H 91o11e4 I!Joda1 'fllllollll )111'"111. r... t PLUMBING ' ' spent the week end at Hampton, va .. at the home of A2c thy Pickens, Stophame Pullen, and Mrs. Ronald Jacobs. On Sat. ~ue Rue, Janis Schmoll, and Iurday they went tO Norfolk to Mary Wolfe. 1 see General McArthur'a Funeral Eighth grade certificates were , and visited Langley Air Ba"" JiVeD to Candace Bahr, Marsha 1 on the way back they Bowli!l, Sandra Clatworthy, Bet-1 through Washington, D. C. · Cunningham, . Elaine Davis, I Arlington, va., and visited Your Dependallle Dealer For _ ·· ! Hurry! Still ~ims to play! ,, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._'"'II U ,form. ...-~- • T.V. Jon Diana Davis, Way· Davis, Wllliam Davis, Tho- 1 mlnl":l;~~:gueol:£~was~=ber~i...,.::ID,J.t:_..~ - ~-IIQV~reii;·~by;the:~bos:tessesc::·.l Dully Of bour lolloweot, Ty ~gham, a..,...rlli'i. Dortfi,j llec:t· ..Dauy ~~1, ~·MI4dleport, o., AJ!r. lll, liM 111e 1110111n1 111 nt. ...., ......... Tbe Glllll Coualy 8aloa ' • , 4ll met at lhe bome o1 her etb birthday ami!- Inez Marohl , 'th Mno , veraary with a PF17 at the al· ., ~lOu. ' toi'IIOO!l Klnderprten clua Frlday, April 10. Mra, Pearl ~Y· ture umbrella iiUed w111i· nolda, leacber of the ~lass, 88- dy given 88 lavot'l. Jull olsted Mrs. Hamm wllb lbe par- as hor belpera ond taty whlcll carried out the AprU gueois Cbrlity ahower theme. · chael qavenporl, Mellasa Mro. Hamm served cake with Karm Jolmson, names of lbe chlk!ren jnocrlb,!~edina Pratt. b.ey ~'!'ll· James Butcher, 0 ,. _. ;,,. als to Karen- Bachner, Neda Daniels, Maureea Darst, Cheryl and children. She has been ed and Ice cream Wllb Bradford, Lynn Daniels, Ellen Eberlbach, Judy Martin, Paula visiting for the past few weeks · ' Dutton, Cheryl Ebersbach, Ju- Michael, Carolyn Nicholson, In Columbus with her olster and from t.alting her· mother, Mra. dy Martin, Michael Morris. Ca· Ruth Reed Cinda Sauer, Carol brother-In-law Dr and' . Mrs P. M. SiJlts, lil ber bOll>!' , In rol Scott, Marilyn Swan, Me~ Scott, &u{.u.a Simpaoo. Iva IlordeD . . • Buckannon, W, ,Va., alter visltvin Swisher, · Janice Tannehill stewart, Marilyn swan, Janice Mrs ·Delbert Mitchellli visit- ing bere for some Ume. and Judy Wildermuth. Tannehill and Judy Wildermuth; 1 ·her h b d In Jonior letters went to Michl senior lettero, Hope Bishop and .:!rt City w::!re..,he ~ w~~~~~ ~~~--MOTOROLA _Archer, Joy Boggs; su....e Ellen Dutton; junior letters, on construcUon at the ~ ~r•dbury , Ann Criner, D1anna Christine Bahr, Joy Boggs;-Suz- ·Fair She plans to return 1n • • CrltweD, Cheryl Fife, Martha anne Bradbury, Sandra Bunce, ' two 'weeks F...ler Linda Kaull, Seren Lew- Ann Criner, Dianna Criswell, ' ·~~~Lloyd, Diane .Van Coo- , Narsa Frost, Ellen Hawley, Bar- Recent guests of. Mrs. J. H. n&y. ~ary Walburn. lbsra Hoffner, Seren Lewis, Ju· Mitchell were her siSter, 'JII!Oeivlng sophomore notes 1dy Moore, Martha Nicholson and Estelle Turley~ . Nitro, W. HBY·II werfCarole Anderson, Christine Diane van Cooney. aud llerf~!."andlbon, Lehslslle_,. 0 d-ll · · Hsll ey, p at Toesday was also man.o ~um us w o " ealu'," ChriStine in two ' · kB '.tb ho Edl!frds, David Burkett, Sam- day for Bradbury studenbl g . wee WI r. niy_Clatworthy, Roy Coleman, will be eligtble to enter Mrs. Clyde BarUett aud dauPorneny .Coonie Cooke, Pam Covert, Lar- port High School nm fall. ghter~ky, have returned ry tlllldwell, Edith Haptsonstall, toured the building and • .Sbanin Harrisoo, Sandra Hollin- ed classes during the day. :lhed, Kathy Lacey, Ollta Lewis, , _ _ Joyce Long, Sean Mullen, Da· vld Oliver, Mary Lou Teaford, ;Paula Theis and Brenda Toney. Freshman notes were awarded to Elinor 8CJ(timer, Leland I 0 I • -! . ~·~~......:.~~ ·.· .2 Y7 ... 9·9'¢. ...... • •• • • • 0 0 . .. . . -~ ~ • • ~ • • ~ a-. . , . ! . -' ' G~: F,.h Veget,ablea I I L.:':' • ' Gr~i·~~~~ .1.I'•·• . 1·0· • t t... ' ,. ..... . �/' \ ' r' . ,. d ~s$1 ae ~ ' ' ... • ® ds Get esults. l .Pomeroy ·Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OP QUAU'N 1962 Chevrolet l~p•l• Coupe $2395 Super Sport Equipment, 321 cu. iP. V8 •nline, ''!tomatie tre.m; ., P. S., Pqwer BrU:ta. radio and beater. ~auhtul red finish with reel •IJlYl Interior. $2395 1963 Tempest LeMans Conv. -....,-:--: Sharp interior with white vinyl bucket ~at, bl~ck t~~· bod:v. 4 speed tranB.. 168 h .p . engine, radJo, whitewa , WANT AO INFORMATION luxe trim. 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 Door = $1295 ·. r ~tless tlean liitetior, white finish, Va en,ine, power ateerj1;'i, power brakes, automatic tranl. Radio and beBter. CAN I :cu..A rtONI CURtUtt "f'IUNI:> '" I; Will . . - teHP~ 1111tt< II :QCI 4 ',; @) Pomerov Motor Co. Y. D11J1 of f'IIPii"ltlGII KiuU1.A "1'KIN~ _ OPI!N EVES. 7:00 P.lA. .POMIROY, OHIO I " '' I Notice ot· ~· ~t : JI. 1:iUU86 M to ;,:lltl t' Ill S::ICI A. Uao l.)' l8turdl~ - ts.:W A..lil to i:ill:tlll llV"'P IT"b Sl..• ILAS'II fO ~-'t.AI t. A Rll:lilll .l t>HIIIIUI :I I'<IG ~ ltN't 4D PHONE WY 2-2157 - .; I ~ ' MI.TowMhlpo: Or. Hla~ • DO- . '· I LP!eroo 2.ltalloA I.Onel<oota DAILY VRf~UOTI: - &Oft!'• llow to work A X TD LB ·AA' X 10 1o' LO!fOII'J:LLOW One letter JtmplTitaftdl;for...,ther."~ tlal8am: A Is uRd tol' the thNtJ L'.. X for the two 0'-.. ete. Siq'le Jetter~, apot- trophlu, the len!Jlb. 8Dd fonnatloft ot U.. worda: &re all hint.. Jlach day the Ciode Jetter. 1tn1 dlUenut. , A Cf)ptopaal ........ V .. , ; ..... ''Talklnc about new ooilndo, haW. you hoard the one ·your fUller io ~nakinc about tho money you're LBAVJrHBJ:V JXBVKINW.-VXKTOA J'..lerda)"l r..u.t WKAYBVJIW, XDJHB.I Cti7fllta•.t•" TID BLOW BY WBICJi :&tNG8 CA.U9Bl8 1t. LONG BLEEDING.~ 1114 Km. F · ·u4icla4 1M. 0 opendJn& on •-rdo?" ------------WJEH RADIO . ' I.JSE YOUR efficient C a r p e I Sha~r FREE with pur· , cha~p : · , Blue Lustre sham- poo. . port' -- - er Furnitue, Middle4 14 6tc FOR SALE! ::;;, AIICTI!>rf: Household. Saturday · SPICIAU April: 18. 19111, 1:00 p. m. The . lnllooirin~ will 1M! sold at Pul> Jic A tion, at Bradbury, Ohio loca >Oik.~ State Rt. 143. by . In Storage Locally the .. • signed. r'ngldalre refrig · fur. Florence etectrie i drye ' :_;:Di!'lette . set 4 chairs , ecan be bought by reU· (w~ · ;, bltlle cabin~ (8. 4raw.·_. able person ll!king .ove~ ers), tnl room suite. un- . SPINET PIANO • • • 18 ,.. pri~less! ; servwe hols~red arm chair. mnga- payments of $20 a month zine.!ack, T.V. stand. rug. \ elf you're interested in J:m1p!, Cedar rhest. thre~ 1 , piece b!!droom .Wt-. maple 1 a fine Spinet Piano t h at bed cilll)~· dr\·sser, · oak origin.ally sold . for $900. v;a•h flifill. book shelves,l .. lror> oprtngs, porcll and can be bought f or be\1 ·1:, ~~ng~ . t .. 1porT~dct.!;::f less than $60000 now. odo dis · ,lruft ;an. Antique:~ , · . Wain · · ·~ ,,tab!~. , rec- 1 Wrlt.e or Phon•. w~le · ,aM .,, old, ~olin ' . . · · (hand !liadal, ndllo,SAD Crod~ IJopl. oncl WI wur ttll copper ron... pot. Many ott>- 'I iron: tr i~ : ~ l;ls~_. S':~r. L<ster, Batlq. r.rm.< "::: llepl!c mart ' · Clab.l .you where you, C:IJI .... ' " ~I'll---'"': Not r..P,.slblt!, lor accidento. BnsrHC'lrd Auctlu:'l Com any, } .uct ' C. C. Br.~, ..\J, Mgr. A. c. Bu~lonl. . 41111<: I fine Piono , PI\OGRAM . LOG 5:110 Communll}' N.,.. MONDAy THROUGH . FRIDAY 5' 011 World, National Newo 5:·15. Spotli(lhl OD·$porla 1: II 'Sign On . · 5•25 Weatber 8:15 MliSlcal Clock 5:30 Dinner Mulicale 7:30 Newa Headllnea UO S.nset Blvd, U1 MJ!IIIcal Cl(Jct 7: 110 Sign Off SA'I\IRDAY H5 Tlte Wellne Ull Ohio Villey Newo 8:15 Sign On · U6 Worki, Naliooal NeW. 6•IS Musical Clock . uo Sporta ' NS The Lifeline sJr·we.iher Plclili'e 1•1111 Ohio Valley News I 11 Musical Clock . I' iJ6 World, Natiooal News I 10 Sporto Today • ' ' ~ Communi!)~ No"' UG Talk ot , the Town 1·15 Weather Picture Us MJioo Cc!untJ Nns 1'16 l\l""lcal Cloclc 10:110 Family Worship Hour US Ne"' Ill•II Pdbilo Service t-OO MUII(ca! Clock 1o:oo LB!dtltl11ni . . 9 30 Song & Story Thnq IO:fili World Newo US Family Worship Hoar 11:110 Morning Maladl01 10:110 Newo (~'Friday, 10:011 Hll!l> SciJool IJII Parade 10:55 News Chun:b BeUo Rln&l 11:45 .World News II :110 Anny Thne II :iili Ma.,. Coanl)l Newo 11:30 Special Communll}' Prvgrams 12 00 Commimll)l No"' 12:110 News Roundup 12 011 l..oo!\l News 12:20 Bulletiu Board 12:10 Martell J2, IS Mid •0., ' Weatber 12:25 Ne"' 0 Grams 12: 20 .'£fano Bulletin Board 12 30 Saturday Matinee 12:25•Newo &Gnuno 1:55 New• Beat 2.00 Saturday Matinee 12•30 ~ Ajp!nl :Uc; New• Beat 12:4$ COuliiiJ Oa Round 1·55 Newt Beat . 3:00 Saturday Matiuee 3:55 News Beat z,oo Coolnlry Oa Round 2511 Ne1h 'Beat 4:00 ~~ irilh Doss 4:30 Top \Ten Revue I 00 ~'I t'ake a llnak . 5:110 News SUmmary 3 55 NeW$ &at 5:15 D1nnet Musicale • .00 Dile!lla ·!"'ib Don UO' In~t 7,: 00 Sign· Off .. TERRY tocoliy, \ 'dO i.O't. it:f,~."" ..':t:/1 "'lll:ll" FIVIl: ROOM HOUSE, balb, large •lllity rbotllll, gao nace, 11110 yard. ODe. eubtldoPomeroyon Phone WY ~II ._ m. tor ule. l'olnoi'OY. _,~;,• ,4• I ~,. . ,. "'1!1 . ' . I'll. Ly WMPO Radio TBRU FRIDAY 1:011 Counlry Music Time 6:20 Cotmtr:' Jamhoreo 6:35 Jolul lla11DJ 1:20 Country Jamboree 6:4:i Coanll'y Expma 6:30 Farm Newa ... '·. ~. 7:05 Breatlut Party 8'3.i Pat jlutll'am, M·W·F t:l~ J<tn01 .8ulcl< Sbow 6:4> Melia Cl Alii'. ElL · IO:IS The Oaod Life 7:00 News 10:35 Music In The Air 7:05 Break!-.! Party 10:40 Under Obio Sldet 7:30 Newo ! ' · 10:45 This. Is 7:35 Picken:: llar<lware 11:05 Top Ten Show ITIJos.•'fhufs.l IU5 TOP' Ten Show 7:50 NeW. Report 12•110· N<llln NeWJ a:ou Breakfast PariJ 12:10 Musical lnl«lude . I •IS Brlg!tl Star Show·1'bnn. 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets UO Van Patrick Sporta , 1:110 Platter Pari! 8:411 8uk\or Fumllure-Wed-Frl $:110 ·Sundown Serenode l :ii!i Open Housa t :IIU Sign Off t :OO Newa 1 ' t :O> Coffee With Janet. 811Nl>AY •t :4!1 Bell)l Newton 7: ·:o Sign On Ill: OS Mlnloterlal Alsoe. 7:3S Army Hoor ' · ,. 10:2of Countrv •Hot ·0owu · ldlii Herald of Truth ' 6:00 on News 6:05 Sa!'fed Heatl Music . 11:05 Swap II: l$ 11:11; 11.1& 11.15 ll : 3~ 11:4> 12 oo 12 J5 12• lb 12 ,:10 S..,., • Country' Drifton III·W Mason Cl Alii'. Ell:'nle A.S.C, f>ro&rom-Frl Fanllly, W~Tiillll. Farm Bureau ' . Thty'li CoUntry 8ymu Nooa; ~~epor~ 'MusiC Just For YOii GoesoJer'a Guest Slar·Frl Mus(c J~st 'For You 3:00 Pia~ Pirty 4: lb Blaettnar Jlbow.iJ'ues. 4:30 l..oc!4f Newa B• BowUna Scores 5•00 Sundown Serenade 8.u11 Sign Off SATIJRDAY I:Got Sip 011 . 1:35 11oor of DeUveranoo ·. f ,•JO Wings ol lleaii!lll ' t:llii Bible Speako 1o You 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 10:33 Wash. Reports to People 11:00 Counlry Hymn Time 12:110 Noon Ne"' 12:u Tbe Seareh 12:30 ReY. Merlln Teelo 1:00 Billy Graham 1:35 Lulh•r•n Hour 2:00 The Cburcb AI ~ork 2:~ Tbe Navy Swlnes Z::IO The lllf, Lie 3:110 Tlie.Quiet Hour J::l$ Sunday Showca84! 5•00 Baptist Laymd's Rooir 5:3;i \'!Orld In Review t :OO Sian OU �. • ...... ·--·•· 1 - ........ rt, • ,...f. ·~ 15. • to•• 1'";"""7 .....,..,_., 1'-I'OJ'•"'_"•tpo .,. rolledReoults .. ,._,_.oct.oo~t Z50. a1 t.be a1u! • wide ballotiug will " ...,...,.... by the O!ISAA this .... VI 0 OI!SAA eolllmltosloner ' Plul · . E. Landis oald ba was 111ft !he tiO member llcbooll will elect 0 to raise llle atandard. . u,.:,vellly -Bal...,.. By ROBERT GRIMM A...., Ia!ion ""' eligible to rule "Due to tho ~ , o1 Vllltod Prell _!Dienlau-1 on the propos!ll. • . tcbool population and tho •~IllCOLUMBVS (UPI) - The The l08\1It oot only will. !Mke ber 111 • eonoolldallons , ~ · ranks ol Oblo's omaller blgh the two divisions more bal- place ,-lhe Clut A ..,oo~>~o with ocbooll were lei today~ 1 big lllll!ed bat &hou1d generate lome the preoe~~t clusiflcatlon are transfuslon o1 athletlc tal<nt be; r titlon in next gradually disappearing.'' Lan~~t!::d~~:.\u:": Cl:::r ~elbllll tour- dis said. "We have a ~ un- o ' Class ADi .din.g·Line T. Jump From 180 Boys t 250 = ;:""~ ~,.C:s ~~~ ~:S":A ~ ~~ . ' ·- 11)1*""' est populajicll. 'llltll lbe -~A&. ftr'CS.. · ·A· oolloall • w.lilllld. ~~~~Ia 'IIIII•"*". . ....,. • .,.,.*'in "' ""llool IIIIM $11 IIIII lib tl1ll I tlllll; Olr•'o H.S. Athlet,·cs = I '. • ) Tho d!VIcllnll Une will II" 2011 a Ill au. Mtbll re - do r "" 1111111111 bm ~ three • year hllh ........ f)o II I ~. IIIII ............ ........ ~t jo ocbooll wttb 201 "t11Mior tilt ,..... dltldlll ' Nllll aloo wlll be lilt -w or more wl!I ba Ill Class AA. Une !he prilpo!1loa be!l1le lour-year school dlvldh!l ...,. mon 1lllllmncod. Une Ia MW IIIII and Will be lr>- ~ tho tHad """' l.orpo: crWoll tO 350. ' hi&tl acboOIIla OKpeCtocf 10 r.on~ 'll1lij will be tho second lime 1tinue," Landis said. 11\n.. ylllll'S the claoslflcatk•n Nllll - · ; repmon!Ation il!lf ,bej!n swltched. SU!rting 'wll1 be deter'lnln41d by !be ~ with !he llli0-61 school year. it lobar, liM, fllll'llllments, and • was changed from !511 to the total of 112 Cllos AA tesml ,wlll ..,_I 1811 boys, reBIIItlng In become Clus A. _Clus A and 399 · La;::: ~ ~ I suvtrmaa :'~~1== 'fUe'aday "':c=~ :'~:'~bears Cl::"u!"~:tO::!. t'0118011da- :/:,~ Cius A dlvislona and InfUse the ed by tho change. ' oot Landis' statement. • Ten smaller !IChools with 112 new The dlvlding line between, ,..,. ago, .there were 58f tesml. Each member school of 1 Class AA and A will he raised schools wltb fewer than 250 stulh<' Ohio HIJ!h School AthleUc!lrom the 180 boys ell- !Ients, but now the total h•• ,_ _ !lnl limo til Clou. A IMmli «<lor dlriJCU,. lilM ........ buketboU ~ !llllt... counl)l ~ ~ 1#11 Jl Jnit<d • m ' _ , ANHCICNCE8•.nGBT , . IIOifl'ON \IIPI) _ ~ Sam , ..-..eool jllat ~ • SO(lAL . SECURITY I GraPe• bold Ill April 4 with ' 11181'\'ll'rljlrti!TIIIt. ) rOcelved lbe lint A mt.r- ~ ln<J~de~ the=~~~~~ ~u~ - Society Notes . ". to liono aild 1Jo9mf.. enroDtnents Class AA a rger Pau~-·Milln., wlll llliOt Ia I 1.. took their toll on Class A sc~•into tho I'OIIIId' boui at 'Uie ANIII schools. Now there are only 398 That ~~:• ~ Landis April. IG. ,_ . Cia" A tesml and 512 in Class Y · : ' _ . '· S.UPER-- .RIGHT SMOKED-COOKED SEM -., -t All of these Items 2 fine . mafketa - located In Pomeroy, .'Qiiiio . and Middleport, Ohio ' '' • THE BRIGHT STAR FOOD MARKET ' Mustang Offers 3 in l Car WHOLE OR HALF To Sports-Minded Buyers StYUni and features of ex- onomy or performance. ALL-GOOD peila!ve European road cars are Luxury options Include a cenc:olllblned. with an AmerJcan ter console, power brakes 20d production price, com- steerlng automatic DliSI - poet ecooomy, and traditional Ford quality in the Mustang1 new line of cars from Ford lllvblon of Jrord Motor Compuy. Mustang hardtop and convert1!/li! models feature - as stand..-.1 equipment - oucb sports and luxury features as bucket oeota, 1110lded nylon carpeting, flobr-mounled shalt lor both IDII!Ual and automatic transmfislons, all-vinyl interior, padcled Jnatroment panel, and lull wheel covers. StarUng with the economlcal, fun-to-drive basic Mustang, the buyer may select options to I or 11ve hJrn a sports car street or compelltlnn use or a luxury car geared to either ec-- transmis- • sion, power convertible I o p, rear-~eat radio speaker, control trunk release, vinyl covered hardtop roof, and air conditioning. The Mustang Is low - only four feet, three Inches tall with a wheel-base of 108 lncl>·lf es. It has an over-all length 181.6 inches - just haff an longer than the 1957 Thunderbird - snd is Inches wide. Yet, with t o bucket seats In the front and a bench-type sesl In the rear, offers 5-passenger famlly seat-11 ing. It weighs 400 pounds less than the 1957 Thunderbird. due l largely to a new type of body constroction. SLICED ~ BACON l Haddock Fillets Pr••h _ Cod Fillets Prooh . SmeIts pereh p,.,•• , 0 cean lb. 49c lb. 49c lb.23c frooh Dr.,Hd - - - - - 1-lb,43C Cop'n John II Ju~ .r ,S(:Cr,,ps~ pko. Frlod, '~~ !.ot ~~':' - - 79c lb. BORDEN'S FAMILY TREAT VANILLA ICE CREAM JANE PARKER f Grou_p of /Nddleporf to• See World folf ~ MklTIIeporl groop of girls Ia 'll'lklng plaq to take 111 the York WoriCI'a .Fair lhla Tlllimer and han started money iinakJns projects to get the ~ roW,. The girls are membeii of•·'l'roop 221, Girl Scouts, wbO' with their leaders, Mrs. ~~ Hackett and Mrt. Wil11am Grueoer, arf! making plans. The group plans to leave Parker!lbarg July 12 by chartered Greyhoond · bus 1..- New York and the lair. The thirteen girls wlJI be accompanied by their leaders and relaUves making a toW of 38 pers0111 on the 5-day N<i LABEL cans ' nl&ht. BeYerly SafN- . (, Rtlular 69c . Only ' , · . . ' - JW., INYH- J ,. · - •'. ANN PAGE: CONDENSED VAL DECKER Lard-- 4 ~~i~ 6Sc ·Tomafo'·Soup " NEW-A111N PAGE CONDENSED ANN PAGE-RICH, CREAMY 10'"!01:10C the - ' : and with Mr. and Mrt. -' BWE · - ' 1 . • , ·' · ' ' 'I ·,,' ·~ . I AUNT JANE'S FRESH i . \ . !. ...: . ~ · . $ ' ·FRESH PORK ROAS •. 49c (CALA STYLE) It COUNT CANJ .PILLAUiiY BISCUITS ;_ ____._-~ · :. l2 - 98c lb. PlODUC:IR~ PINIIT SWEET MILK c ' V Fresh Lean Pork Steak ... 35c liGULAR I POll ITo . BREAD ........,_'!-"-'·._-" _ 6 ..... *1 N~CK . ~q~~s -·-"---r---- 6,b. s1 FRESH ~ P_ORK LIVER ·"~ __ •. 29c MINUTE STEAK ~~d~~~·w.uTa _ _ .... 89c fROZEN FO ODS ' ' >• ' • .WIE~Etf' "!'!'!·~·~'~----------ilii'~ • • n- '' t "!' ·· - - - - " " " ".·•. -·· a ' "' . ;. r CHEESE · •• 4 PUFFS Facial Tissues DEL MONTE TUNA ~~yu~k 4can~ $1 -DEL MONTE SALMON ~;;~•.•• · SKINLESS~.,.,. ..._-~-!-'.·,,.. .. 2 lb. 29c 400et. -. "r. · ·, CABBAGE PLANTS _ d~ 29c • '· '; ":11 FROST-PRGOJ' l gaL . Bridge Mix .- - ~:· S9c- : ' __, :a:· 3.89 . : --box11 -, l 01pkg. ~~66( .' . LABEL ., lea Cr C HAZEL LEE CANDY 5c CHE:&I, IOcOH 2 . ' JU.LPLAVoBs·~ IONNii&RAND 1\"' · 1 lb. pkg. .. . ~ DAIRY FOODS SOUP- ANN PAGI JLBOW ONIONS~ Y-ellow Globe 31b. bag 15c '. . .,.J!~ n ....~~"ns "- for 3 ~::: 49c · ·Wr~ley Gum.- · 10~-; ~ _ . . Mayonnabe ----'---:--. ~~~-SSe Mu$htoom · ··lkdter . . 11? 3Sc · Dill Pickles r.:Macaroni·- - 2 39c .. PAGE K!tU"~~y OR Sfo\OOTH • "l ''" · 2.5'c •., ( · S~E4!1MINT+JUICY I'RUIT~EP,EitMINT 10 KENNEBEC or COBBLER 10 - ' ----Cin •• • Seed Potatoes • • •• • . . F Certified Blue Tag 2-lb .. •. •• ·LETTUC-E . j 2'1t 49 _ 3 No,.... C.. ' H E·A·DL '..... JI.!ST HEAT-AND EAT . SHOWBOAT- LARGI NO. 2Ya CANS ~ ' \ ' . I LARGE SIZE 24's .._, TOILET· TISSUE 1, 0 ;::89~ ENRICHED BREAD up . . 9 · a 9,( 5 .POT~JQ MORSELS ·l •pits•6 MADE WITH pOTATO fLOUR • - STATLER ~=. ~'::.:Ka:~lsM~~:/ Mlss~e~ll•r !I TOMATOESlb.49c ·-' · ' · " ~=:u~~~ s:!:h:: :;-:; =y~:r =~·Saryllurda:dl Fresh I s·T;AA WBER~IES - 3 pinto Sf;~ ' .• Debbie .,., ,..... ' ).. ,h Pork & Beans .. m,oll, vi~~ cllalrman; 0 II t a 8pft>l Friday night with Ml"' "".,Punla; nportar, ~ GLEEM Sc OH BRAND FROZEN REVIVAL IN PROGRI'a The Revlvlal at the Syracuse E.U.B. Cburch ls now in gress at UO p. m. each Friday nlght, April 17, Youth Nlgbt, lnvltlng all Young People to be at tbll dey nlght service. We desire have ao lllterest Ia your ers for a giJOd revival that will- shall "be done, and trip. shall be saved in these one of the lint In a series of we want l!lv< all glory to God. projects will be a rummage aale to be held in the former LEAVE FOR 11'1!8'1' Sanborn Jewelry Store·.boildln~ Mrs. James Hood and claujli>-JI April 24-25. Anyone bavmg arti- ter, Ellen Jolene, left clfS To donate for the sale may lor their new boJM at ~=II conlart Mrs. Tom Rue, WY 2- Field, Callf, 'l1lor,... ac !~Dq or Mrs. Robert Schmoll, pan1ec1 to Colllmbut by Mrs. WY Z - ~521 for pickup. Other · Hood'• . . - , Mr. and Mrs. proje,·ts include the sale of KeMetb Daria and ber c·a ·1~y at Ut~ high school oo en, ~ 1114 Wednelldays aod Fridays: sav· Dew by jel to San m \ bottle caps, and distri~utlng wiion 1bef ~ met by '""d bills. They have also ~Ian- Hood, who 11 oervlng with !he oed an outd- dance to be tJ. S. Navy. Mrs. Hood had been ~Pid aT !he municipal pool June staying with her parents in !7. wiTh "The Jays" In chorge. Rutland since lao! Augullt and Tl\e troop met Monday even- wao employed at Holzer HospltTng aT lhe home of Mrs. Hack- ~ al lrt GalllpollJ. ~tt whea new officers wert!! 1· • • • 12n. Instant Coffee _____ .. slo; :U.S. NO. l POTATOES ...... 50 lb.. bag 1.59 •s~~~ ~; J:9c ..." '1- 3 BRIGHT STAR LARGI 10 OUNCI JAR 9-9·· .c· TOOTH,PA.S.Ye. ..,. Grueser. The troop will also a~ tend Primitive Camp May '1516-17 when they_ will have completed the reqUirements for "curved bar" award, wblch the highest award given girl s~ts In this age grot!p.lf The girls are members the freshman and sophomore es in Middleport High SchooL , PKG ' KRAFT 4 4 9C JANE PARKER t Elbow Macaroni T~-~EFRISH _ .. SWEET PEAS fCOU Whole Kernel Corn .I GOLD MIAL INRICHED I ..• ~·'.' > AP·P·LE · PIE IONA ot • • •. . GALLQ,N . ... . •. :!"--~----~·----~--~----------, COMING APRIL 19th - The Uhrig Brothers Chillicothe will be at the Enterprise E.U.B. Sj!nday April 19th at 2 p.m. for a hymn ~]!\the Youth Fellowship. The public is . ~~~T - - - FISH and SEAFOOD ~:~,2 Langsville Sodety Notes _ STOKELY'S GOLDIN CHUCK STEAK~';;'"_ ~ 59c PORK STEAK ::.~.; cut lb. 45c lb..89c HAM -STEAK ~~~.... •- 89t ·~· lb.49c · RIB .STEAK :,-·_·lb. 99c RIB STEAK ~:.. •. 89c CUBE STE AK ~= VALUES IUPIR-RtGHT- SKINLESS WIENER ROY'S FOOD BASKET .DI.EPORT, ·o. ALL SKIN REMOVED AITCH -BONE REMOVED AND EXCESS FAT REMOVED lb. IGA to 5 VE YOU MOREl -end;, s~E~Kw:g~: ~:C~Wo 'CAN COUNT .on . andY POMEROY, 0. 113W. SECOND ·SAVINGS ON STEAKS TO PLEASE EVERY TASTE 89c lb. pkg. Retails effecllve thru AprlllBln Middleport-Pomeroy ''$EMI-BONELESSa MEANS c L~Jii11 ' �I ' •• ' " Mainly About People In Pomeroy MAKE .ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPI"'G: (:ENTER · FlOor Cov•rlnga and Furnish!.;.. for .Your Home and For Fumlture - Weerlnt Apparel For Your Femily. 0 P • n !humlay;; ar.d;AII Week Da;o; Until ! !n ~ &.nlns and Saturdays until 8;'30. ' ~ ' '. V.ci XVI I < .""' " ' ' NO. 1 .e ntinti . .. .•,., ... . . I ' •• 1lt ., ~ • 0 " (If 1'. . . . . · - . . . " · THURSDAY; APRIL . 16, .1~64 .' Sleepwear ~~at, . ~ -· .. l , __ ~ \ SpeCie! PurchWomeri'a . ·.a.·. ..., . ·' '\ ' Forget your ,weather worries for gQOd with a - . ~t thot's fashion-right for rein or shinel . . SPECIAL - ' You're NMiy to ohlnoo ot ft.. lint drop of rain In a coat that EACH • - .......,........ without • •• -her worry In the worl!ll Sot our oprlnil and oummer · shower of lfyltt - i l and ,., loct your favorite. All colon. A ap~lal purchase of wo.. men's shift gowns, waltz gowm, aieepcoats and ba· by doll pajamu. Eaay to Junior Slzet-9 to 15 . Misses Sizes 10 to 18 1 eare for cottons and acetate tricots. Neat printl and .olld colon, sizes mall, medium. large al'id extra lara;e. Womens Sues 38 to 44 GIRLS ANKLETS - BOBBY SOCKS KNH-HI'S- CREW SOCKS GIRLS SKIRTS · Girl• light wtlght cotton and nylon, onoo 1la --6-8'11 twlatar 10cko. Whlta- 3 pairs $1.00 Girl• combad coHon light weight triple roll Mor-Pul lOcks. White. 51111 6 thru 8'11. 3 pairs $1.00 Girl• macllum welaht cotton twbtor IOCko. SIAI 6 thrv 1¥1. White . • 3 pain $1.00 Glrlo hi-bulk orion and . nylon atrMch crew socko. 51111 4-6¥1. White arlil colort · 39c p1lr !alrl1 hl-llulk orion and nylon . atratch . crew socko. ila 6-8'11. White and colon 49c pair Glrl1 li!Iorbtnt colton 1nd nylon otratch hygiene IOCko. 51u 6-8¥1. White_ .3. Pf1ln 17c Infants abtorbtnt cotton.and nyl.. etratch hy. gl- iaeks. Sla 4-6¥1. White _ 3 peln 77c Glrii han-lon stretch d.- 10cko. Sla 6-8¥1. Whllll 49c pair Qlrlt coHon and nylon otratch \lefmU,da knee ...,.... Sla·ll-l¥1. Wllltund colore _49c pair A wide seloctlon of glrll okirts. Many otyleo In 41· eron and cottoa .. TONIGHT WALT DISNEY'S "THE MIS(SIADYENTURES OF MERLIN JONES" (Technicolor) Kirk, Annette, Leon Stuart Erwin, Connie fl•~tunolle: Hook A Cr... C•rtoons · 15c & 40c blend - denim - obarksldn - · pop-. lin & cotton knit8 - and full styles soli<¥ and prlnu- sizea 7 to 14, $2.95 · MENS SPOilT and UTILITY CREW IOCKI White. ll10t 10\o!a Ia IS •••••.•• •••••••••• S polr JI.GO M~NS CUSHION SOLI conOij KNIT SOCKS White. Sizes 10\o!a te llli"· ·-'· .. ··-------· S polr $1.10 MENS ONI SIZI CUSH ON SOU CUW SOCKS White, Colored tops. Fllw obH 10 te 13 --------- 50c !"'; MINI LilLI DRill SOCKS In • ..,. 10 Ia IS . luplmo Collons ••...•• , • • ·.... ...., . .... ...... 69c pr. MINI CUSHION lOLl CREW SOCII , . White. multi color lapL llaoo 10\o!a lio 13 ••• 2 potr $1.10 MliNI ORLON BULKY KNIT ITRifCH SOCKS Pile ollft 10 Ia .13. White end ~!o! •t olort ••.••••• $1.10 MENS SUPIMA conON Rll Ki'jpo DRIU lOCKS loo% .Coll0n, solid colon. liloo IP» Ia IS ------ 69c pr, MIN$ HANIS PLUS FOUR AGILOI!I ITIIITCH DRIU SOCKS. Solid color ond While. Flii Wisoo 10 Ia II, fl• pr,. MINI COTtON SPORT) IOCKS. and clock pollerilt. llnl loi), to 2 "''' 11.00 KNIT DRIU. MINI IACHIILORJ' FRIEND · te II •• 69c pr, SOCKS. White and sollll - col~· soLID COLOR MINI KIRI~Y IIANL'ON ............ 69c pr. DREU SOCKJ. Pile . MiNI ADLU WOOL AT!HLii'I!IC $1.10 pr. White. lisa 9\!1 to 13· MINI MUH ·WIAVI , In oiDo .)O to1-ll.oWhlte . • ... 4 polr $1.11 MINI ~·_MR. CAWAL• 'IOCKJ Cuohlon'Mie. White. Fllw oluo IS· •••.•••• 19c pr. MINI DAVII-'4-D. CUSHION ' COTTON SOC~ .... 10 to Ia. White, ...,. --'-----------------· 49c ... MINI !IACHILORI' FRIIND )00\14 NYLON DRill lOCKS. Whltio. solid solon. Siao'10 te II •• I polr J2.GO $1.95 ! . . ... esa to MUs Martha Howell, Mrs, Ward, Mrs. Paul Kloee, George Sclmeider, M r s. Patrllck Wood, Mrs. Dwight · Mrs. Robert Lewla, Mrs. Grace ·Holter, Mrs. J1111101 wortby ood two guelll, Milo Myrtis Kay Porker ood Debbie llartenbach. t M~ -1&- Rev. Kroley, Dr. Roush Leocl Ministei Group Rev. Jaoepll Kraley, pastor of tile Lllllterln <lburch In Pom· eroy. led clevollool from t h • flflb Chapter of lbe Gospel ..,. corcliDg to Matthew April 8 ....... !lie Melge Olunty :r.lhDterlal Assoclatloa met 11 hil church. Dr. Lester Rousb spoke of tile deYotlooll 1lle of a mlnll- ter. In a bl:aU...., meeting, Dr. Rousb II8IDOd chalrmaD, ODd Rev. Nylo Borden, Rev. Jaoepll Kraley, were named a CGIIIIIIIIIee to CGIIIidlr 111 """' llll!llicol IJII'etln&. A I!OIIDty-wido UDitlod Cruaade be ....o!dered In a r Th- .,_ ·hou-loanlft8 _ _ojlfld hundndo o f helpo rou'llllnd In lht · ~~ . Dipt, . .., lht mol• ...., . . . · · Blue Boll $2~00qllfl GOLDEN STAR NOWATA PAINT CLEANER IN A DRESSY PUMP " Slip Into tho comfol'!ablt world of Naturalizer •••''knit·fit" linin& for I i- !llilftlllirta comfort, bmador, mwe walklblt mid heel ond combination Int..AU thialn a drossy pump ihl!llull IHhion. M£'iiltiNo TO BOLD ASHTABULA :... of ldld..:COntllleiil· · Corp. Will hhlil 14,99 n-Ca11aday { ~ ~.;, · '~ fn.t!Mblldoll• Block Next"' llli•• 1•1• . ..!lOY'S QUALITY ~ · 11011 ' ! ' ' ' arid , ,:l.YJ '. I · liT, NO. I - Two S.ndoct Rocklll - Net Two Ballo - lnsh'ucllono • •••. --- ------"- $2.25 oet liT NO. 2 - Twe Rubloor Rockoto - Not · I Ball ""' l~lono ........... ....... $2.95 itt liT NO. I - .4 Rullloor ·RICkoll - Net ~ _ 2 Bolio- lnotructlono . .... _ .......... fi.9S iot IINGLI IANDID IIAtkiTI .......~............. 75c . IINOI,I RUB!IIR IIAC:KITI .................... $1.of PING PONG.IALLI -------·"·------······; _ ..... ·10. T<~UmiPING PONG lALLI ........·-··· 19• . rr... ' POrt IIG SAVINGf ON •.· RUGS ancl CARPEnNG Vlolt 1-• Ploor COnrlft8 Dept. on tho 2nd Plaor 9'xl2' RUGS $31.00 12'xl2' RUGS $71.00 . 12'xll' RU~ $101.00 Come In and 1ee the many values In rugs and car· petlna. . , · • ' ' ' . '• MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES Put I Toueh' of Hogle ill. your '""*"'' . with the D!alll' f . . UDI·llui:D· - No Drip Top - ~ of J.lalle Chef a.d Wheel Lo-~ Omllloat .Control-llOmovable Door Seol - GUCIO.A-._IIo ~ ...,. 2 Piece Smokele10 Broiler l'O!l- $toraie sPoeeoahd Lee Levelers. Chid of 811 eleanera. l'or ell Otwael sod ~~ .nrfoeto. Ready to U... no drying. no NbbiDJ. Will Jllit lnjUJO fht lwldl. 79c qu.e meeting A comml- lor the F Jlf"ttl'llll of the Ministerial !IOCiatlon appointed. ...... ~ R..-. Robert Card. chairman; Rev. Donald llqone, ODd Paul A. Sellen. 'l1lo May meeting .w1Jl be at Malonic Temple with t h SoU Conservation group. , Henry Ewinl .... Robert Coals, lunerll directors, of funerlls In ~. voildihi : $3.95 .Suspect Apprehended PING POjiiG SETS Excellent quality. Mad• by Parker Brothtrt HARDKOTE FLQOR .:GLAZE 1 I ratlored of Dao River wrinld·lhed poplln - zipper froot - 2 pockell - button cuff - water-repellent Sizes 811lali, medium and llrl• In blAiet, 11111'0011, tan. and dark areen. Be-nen, Be-flnlaheo, Jle.IUI- :,Wit,I!Je, robber tile, riuy~ Unoleum, wood ~ ~..p.~,.Jioo,iifful ~ In ZO of the worst bnub aDd the danger. . lng the bii\ZI to IIPI'Hll over 1 fifes in Meigs (.'()UJio About 4:1S a.m. Wedneoclay J big area. ·wiDd WUII!Jetoi'. 411 years, threaienlng the a small truh .(Ire got rut o( '!be•doltrlln>m Drvao wllieb lv~~ of JleedsvU\e, was eon- band and sprtad· Into a wooded are ~ on tho eonstruetion I• late Wednesday. area. Tile lire .burned 811 day ''of llie dam at ReedovUie, dUg 1 . i!\'i<~J'lll Forty acrts of brl!obland on Wednesdsy lnd through last path ~ .a baell lire could be hill ·behind Reedsville were nll!ht. Remnanlll ot tt were 1110 ·itarteol to - • the borneo, waste. Five lire depart. burning thls morning. j l'lre departmenla UIIJtlng mente, slate forestry depart- Some pecpflt In the homes 1itn ln>m Reediville, Cheiter, merit empiDyos, and 10 bulldoz. nelr the fire Itarted to move Coolville, Little Hocking, a • d . era from the Dravc COI'P'!ratii>n their possessions ·alter they saw Belpre. Tllere were about . loogbt lo k~ the lire I r o IIi how the lire bad spread. Way· spectators Wednesday aflel'IIOOI' I . to homes a]Qng floute ne Shuler, ReedsvDle, slid ond early evening, No bulldlnp into Roedsvllle. About , il1e brush wao very dry ODd . were damaged by the mobilized aga]DIIol]l>ll'k.s sbot far IDd wide, eaus-,_ wu any0111 Injured. lw<>OllaJod WI HAVE '"'l minutes. Not a wu: - not Contained $3.95 ~ooniH By fi!JI and GIRLS .BLOUSE$ WOMENS POPLIN JAdtm MENS SOCKS wra)Hirou)\d, IS · bip stitch pleatl , ; April 16 OPEN Fire Threatening Reedsville • ·' · · · · SHINOSHEEN Tho concentrated vegetablo-elelllliDC BOll' w:llli hl.lh INdo tmuiiifled 81011 wu. 11101' to uoe.. < · • • quart ~ -., ' 1...------=----~-----'..J ' Anollitr - AddHion Elberhlcle Mechanic ·Street Pomeroy ReidQuarten 1or Linoleum· - cooaoleum - siodrao Vin111'1oor Covorlnp. ·2.' 8 and ,4 ylrd· wldtbl. Bl& ...... ~:~tlel'Q, Floor tUa,pf Ill tn>to - PW. _..,d , . . - :uataJ Trinl·-" C0UJ1!er Top- Rue v6n-., ·. lklllil.ion- Cqpc...;D- ~odiiiDIIor your earpel J'lenly. of free portlnjf ~tlrt to tho store. Drive out .. ' llielalnle • - Pomi!so; 'to ~141 .W are"-. .. . . . .' A Top o~uolltr -..-.,t.r.r. ....,~ioml•~ ....,. ... ' i · I • Me '. : ' ' ! . I ,, ' IIIEIAL. ,~.Cf.IJJ. . ELECTRJCAL m(Jhest quality exteosloll cordi, bome utWty lllh1!-- wltb IWiteh and nectors, J'uatat mete\ll'Y ,. ·.,< ' •. • ..-·~ ..-... ' : asked ~' how warranted '.JIIj!lr ar:illeve sueb ~ Clll•ill! . .11 '· •. e. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 15, 1964