http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fb215b4974d04fec231693b45183a6ee.pdf 1c9a402baeba32849c92d624240cb9a3 PDF Text Text i • • . I ' ' ......................... .,.... . AnnuQI Moltllet'·I}(J Is • ' .. . RATBD ' ' ~;£·~ en ~ ~ ~~ ·-··~ ~ejf: ..... -1 . ~~ .;i. ..VOL XVI NO. '18 'k ',.; :,;• ' el-· . ·er· . . -~~ ·#f ·'1· r ·r.. . ' • ~e~ c s~ ---'DAY,----------------------~~------------~~--~~----~-----~ MAY 6, '1964 ' I'RICJfiW.CINfl '' 1' .-.~ tn·e ;~ t ) • ~·. -. Pomeroy · j. ... ., l,. Young Claims He '$.HiJ;ppy Target oj Taft C ampoign • ' . By IWIKELL SHORT For Big SelecUons of Leading Makes of Unoleum, Concoleum; Tile of All Kind; Wall · ' . ,, Cover!np VIsit • • • of the workers in - .Sentinel Photo. an I · ' ·· · · . . ' . , \ 'AI~ -0~ S,l• At · ,rtj. '"' .' .,C:re.:....,. ~ . · ( ~iD FIJRNITi:'Reil'~ ' : ' " . ,, •·. ' ' ' ~ ,· " . '. , I \ ,• Local Levies, Issue I, are Approved by Meigs V~ters Willi(Jms is Memorial Day Speaker ' ' 1 .l 1 '• ~: ., ' ' ' > ' ~ .,,., . . .., "' c· ~- \'i'. . v.\ • • .. . \ IIDU!II-I ' ;.',. ., TAKE Tl!:mJ Mr. Harold Sauer, pldanco counselOr at llullond H 1111 School, BC<Om)llllled ols Rutland •tudenll to AlbonJ Jy where )hey took the Acr • I A. l ' ., r · .' (Coltep (l;:nlra""" ~on). Thdae lakJnc tbe tell were AncU Croll, Rlchanl ' !J!a:(IH .. • ' '·· . . St••.•• .:' ' ,,·'\' meless eleetrle ers • • t eho1ee· with ,8 out of 10 women!··· special ...Jon lbo '. 1. \ .i~·· ·' ·... '· . . Taft. !aWl lw In bond• Ell!erfeldi.~- ·~trllt Wli'th091• .· .· li' P'ollleroy · · · 'lf .• LAwN ·aov ' USED TV a majcir Wile ln. blo joust · leglsl&jive ,, ley, Bill Gates. lllarpret mon, C&rl Nlebolo IIIII Ja e 1 Peterson. VJS1T r-IN-JW'I1.--~ND I Ma.,.· E .. Jonl111 and ~·~icla J i A. Jordan, POmeror, eolled 1 Cba~deno ~ ft. Klntl, llulland, OD · "'AIONDR!YE·IN ... -·=·tie One-· \ ~ I -~ nmea begin enJeyiDr .eiotlloa . , , r wltJa ~-~~ eleetrie dryenl eledM-Q N .. k;rl ~~~ .e •ery da;y more people siYe _ _.. IIi Bee...., you bu;y, - . . - Y••'l• P.~!l!l th$' fW ratileo dlnlc.' Grante ball �---···-... _. _____ ~ ----..· ....._ . ' )' ' ' 1 \ I ,l I ,. The llailg Sentinel ·..- Notes .· : COMMIHTAnNG EDITOIIIAUY ,. '· • ' • GAHS EtldS' JiriX,-DowDS POJneroy Baseh3UCrs, 3-2 ~ • • Twined Ht,arts - Automated Rolhanee Is one field of burna~ endea· vor which you Jiliiht think would he im· mune to the advances of technology: And yet matchmaking machines - kissing cousins to computers - are programing Cupid right out of a job. It all started when some unromantic soul went into partnership with an electronic business machine and set it to work pairing off young men and women in compatible twosomes. As a result, matchmaking centers have been set up in several major cities. Busi· ness, according to the boy-meet-girl people, couldn't be better. uMiss Brown," the machine might say, "meet Mr. Smith. Both of you like jazz, bote olives, are allergic to cats and take long walks. You're ideally suited to each other. Have fun." Actually, the machines don't IIliich personality to personality but, by the un· romantic process of card elimination lind two or three suitable mates for the inquiring client. !(>meone who's looking for a mother·imag~ for example, woull· · n't he happy with·a clinging vine. ·. If automated romance becomE>~ fashionable, where wi!J it all end? . Perhaps your great-grandchildren will depend for introductions on the local computer, instead of today's overworked mutual friends. Or young couples may have to apply to a computer for compat· ibility tests before being issued a marriage license. But be of good cheer: A computer will never be able to program so unpredictable an Item as love in the male-female relationship. And love, they say, ·conquers all. Even computers. Vo;".. of Rroadw~v ••. reporting ly OOROTHY KILGALLEN The Celebrities Katharine Hepburn's niece Katharine Grant, a student at Sarah Lawrence is being screentested here by produce; Martin Rahsohoff, who flew in from Cal· lfornia for the occasion. She's described as "quite beautiful, hlghly gifted and al· most as dynamic as her famous aunt." If she does make It as an actress in the Hollywood heavens, she'll have to change her name-because of Bing Crosby's w1fe .. . The Actors' Fund has received more than 4,000 requests for tickets to the May 3 benefit performance of "Funny Girl." Headin~ the list: Carol Chanmng, who has a bit of a hit herself . . . . Comedian Lenny Bruce, hospitalized with a collapsed lung, is almost broke but plans to take his legal problems-especially his recent arrest at the Cafe Au Go Go-to the highest courts. Marlon Branda is on a big health kick. He manages to get to the gym at least twice a week. punch the bag and box with sparring partners . Th; fans would be frightfully astonished to know about the famous performer, well-publl· clzed as a family man, who has become i1' v~lved .with a pretty dancer on a TV . , va!,j!t,• ,Bobbz.,Darin's birthday preoenMil! S'andra Dee was a 21-carat diamond necklace :. Beatie admirers will be ecstatic around the Yuletide. The I tor, Her- . coach. two · All·Amertcan rating Larry Kru· SEO bas· and are . - . " ,. . . a few high grosses established by." other ' ' •' stars m the past. The Merm not only does a sell-out job at the· dinner. · show but she's SRO during the midnight ' formance -:- a remarkable feat at gigantic nightclub wbleh draws its cu,.. tomers from the Philadelphia area. . • • • Rocky Marciano, former world's hea. vyweight champion, tells chums be Is he~rtsick because he feel> Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston have tarnished the ina· age that once went with the title. He was always proud of his association with boxing, Rocky says, but he thinks the pubUcity surrounding Clay and Liston has destroyed the respect fight champIOns once commanded . . . Debbie Reynolds, a longtime fan .of Count Baste has a yen to make an album with th~ jazz genius. In fact, she has asked the head of a top record company to set up a meeting for them, so they can discuss the possibility. The widely-heralded "diamond ~tudded" dress by Carroll Ba· ker to That'S you, if you've discqvered the quick and easy vlay to find anything you need by looking in the YELLOW PAGES ••• where PLAY CAST - The Middleport Senior High School play cast for, "If Mother Only " is 1st row, Neda Bradford, Judy Wildermuth, Sandra Slmpsop, Ellen Out· Scott and Cinda Sauer; 2nd row, Ron Hanning, Horace Gilmore, James · Jact Satterfield, Dave Rice and Cb aries Swackhamer. YOUR WALKING. 00 THE .no\' , boys with the haircuts are preparing an album of traditional Christmas songs. • • • • .Athens Jolts > GENERAL ELECTRIC GalliaGoH AUTOMATIC WASHER ... WITH MINI-BASKET RUG end CARPn CLEANING C1ll Now •nell Arnn.. For Cll•nlne At Y4ur Con.,...ltnc• (loaplete C!ltaalq ....,n JediUY for J'cnl'r b'Pt of rllil OJ' eupet whMber lt Moai« • e~I•a:n• lburl..-d .. en , • , • or rea:ulu l&ulld.l'J ........ . . . ou IIUN JO.. "''""' fttllltkll ... ef II tMl"feei lo'o. ,; ROBINSON'S Lauhdlao11 Dry Cluners C.,.Y!HI""' Plcku, . -ltdieRI in MIODLiii'OilT·POMEROY Ph, PomoNJ WY »121 Mldd.... WY UI:IO Ready to use ••• Welker Upsets Geo. Meinhart ' Continued From Page 1 RepresentaUve .to Congress (Tenth DistricU, Walt-er H. Moeller 890. For Judge Q( the Court of Ap. peJIIs, Forrest P. Moore 286 Warren S. Earhart· 308. ' For Member. ol State Central Committee, Man, Geor~e w. Coen 325, ft. Kenneti) Kerr 371. For Member of State Central Conunlltee, Woman. Mary c. eFILTE~ ·2~ ....... Henneasy 607. For Clerk ;pf c;Ourt of moo Pleas, ·Wilniia ;·j~~)l)j~,ll For Shot,~. ~'Fieo s > e2 CYCLE (IJP!) - 1 el2 LB. CAPACITY Buenoe. ~ Bilnlen, ' "1811~~~~· e NO BIGGER SIZE! FOR ·.N&:W WALKS Gallagher 649. For Stale Representative, Charles Knowles 600. · For County Commlsslooer, Paul Simon. 612, 'l'hbmas ·· W. FLO T.Y. ·&ltli8Q r'/ 1'. Q:E GLEI'N < • . MIX CO. ~II&R c �., • ' '· l .. ' '• .. ' • ' . I, I. .. ... ,,• .. • """" you lot 111m Al1 oo]f Dill' ·l!lo: . t'ancleo flllwlf Ill ,.... . . . . , , II Y011 bl"' t 11Pt IJC(II'der, lirl ou lbe 1rllll 00011- 'lbo· You ~ how Ia Mt .... (01' an bilmnO a) llllb I mel 011 a tdp we ........ 1'tlllh poa (God )181'.1 ,... ICIIIIId lrlct If dOc I!OISII IIIII ,_, U<J 11114 bayt learn IIIIYtldDI el8o 111 by Pla.v It INlet to u.. auwJn. ~ fNer .u-. Sbo t. - - ¥! 1801 be1r>i !1U1bt. Get w11b It co<i1< tendenl. •MJ ~ a CCli'Y ol eral ~· older, ,.., to coQeae, and a't -n.: ~ .tldo ~ ,_ ,~t. lMklna lllld.doun,7 - olllera.,,IIIIM lla ,. . • .._ ._. 1!1 111a ,....,... ., 1n 1q u. b1 Graodo. . , . Joamlng.-11. _,..,_ . •-·~ . ~ bavo DIIIL w~ IJiyt, lriod J&a.ore 11 •• Dear Helen· . I'~ , . _ ~r ....,. .II, liUi wtr ii!IIPIGI llll' ..., 11 ... • Tbeo!o lbollillllesi ~' i*il .~ • lrtp out 111ft to ... .... .,. ~- · We llve below • W<JI'!ddg c;ou- a pet-litter. Or-maybe pldfllhl her dlu'lnl .vaeatloo. He hal oiV· Mn. :·.· VNWEIIl\AL PROBLEM !IClOI!Il, IIICi even blaocl tbt pie who have a )'lllllll dqJ. The -H. ed money fnm ·bho Jlll'l•lillle • ltlrf, · Dear Helen: kids won't bolber with It Ia pup 11 locked Ill 1 omallroora . job. 11'181Vt1'11 !boqpad miJe1 patJOtlt ·· there 110 way out except to the_entire day and olton tbe DoOr Hillen: ud ,.. doll't ltliProve. 1"1 we I'GOIII ·IIIt Maybe you or your readers coot eeparately for each? 1 entire evening, too. He howl$, My mother gave 1111! a job ~ don't want to make 1 biC IIIUt IIII>IMt ol Mn. ~ Stnlllll can answer this problem. dread lOinS Into the kitchen _ cries. berts o.nd JUm11S agalnol taking the garblp out. That ., o1 It w knoW IIOihlt!l of Mel Mn, Carl lloualt· . Whet can you do wilb • faml- UNWILLING i:OOK · the door all day Ioug. We've reii!IO!Uiblo, but Jl I Iorge! •~• the iirl'." famll - I lh0 ls Mnl. J!IIly Gardner IIICi · Y •. . ly lhat you can1 please with a Dear Un · tried to ctioperate. bopiq the ..11, "Satry, dear. no TV." I 0 dren • WI~· mr. J>irents, .Mr. meal? I am st my wit's Get If your lDds are dog -ld "get used to" hi! coil- don't lito that. I Uko laltlnS out rio! Mel ....._ , '('OlD Sprlnaor . eed. One child Ultes pot~loes. pasl baby food, they're reody linemen!. the prbqe, bUt nobody else situaUon?-WORR!ED DAD chlldroe. . · , ... " · :. • the other ru:e. 'Illey wont eat for people-food, and the sooner around tbe bouao gets TV tak, Mr. end Mro. Lew!t · _IIIIYI!Iing with ~..,ing, oo· this th faater After foor mo•tho, l's worse. flli away If they fOI'Iet ...,.._ Doar Dad : and dinijbtot 'opant ltVefl! 00 1 Ions. pepper, etc. No vegetables. Y .P" across, . e Complamts to tboae poepla and thing, l!ld oomettmea 1 fCH'I«. . as 11*1" of illl pafellls, · 1 beve even tried to doctor them mealtimes will stop being llrkl· to the superintendellt have Pleaae help•.-Nine Year Old. . Wltb one word- "No!"-H. end Mrs. Cary Cox and 1.op with plenty o1 butter, even ly from no hunger. Your emiRCI- brought ~ aUevlaliclll. Our two Dear Nine · ' This colUmn is dedloated to ily ol Sand Holly Roall. . ren . a ~it of sngar. Wbat one likes, pation proclamation is 10111 ov- young children ara Wllblo to If your mothel'" llklao to her family Uvina, so if you're Mft. ~ Routh, lllr. M,., the other won't touch' MY ~ erdue. sleep ol the raeket, _word, you won't forlel very of· having kid !r.Wble nr jual plain end Mra. Lewll Coxand 1pe111 baed •• no better, leaving his Sorve what you and your h"'" and I m on the ve11o of co~ ten. Pnlt)' 10011 taking· IRII the trouble Jet &leo Help YOU. II!' ot Kanaup IIICi !drs. 11uo pl•te hall empty. Although I band . And think bout laJI'e. garbage will become a hablt- S!le will ·~ welcolnt your own Spears of . VInton attended · ean underatancl that In a way. . . enJoy. . . , • , 1he lease to these aporlm~ts !Ike brushing your teeth. (or II 8JIIWiinl! • - ' -· Addres& '-!W of MQ, Jack Cane 1he food ,. tasteless. I am so this. If your child aaid. 1 don 1 states "no pets.·~ can 111)'1~ It !'OI?l Happy vlewins. -H. Helin llotlel In can of . this Colurnbwl. Mn. Cane lick of eating bland food I could Uke artithmetic and history," be done ? -NO NAME PLEASE We have att-year.old eon who · COIIIin 1)1 Mn. Roush ~( -~~!~~~..;j.ijl;!;.]~ l f• .• 'Helen Help Us/ l'ea.~l:'· :r.!:' -~ '·~single /I .. ~· they~ ~ com.="' d=:m~~d: !'"""""' i• ' al>owtll II'~ dllobe)'ed tbt ultlmaiAI mellt Ml been wide!~ uaed, but od !or rbeulnatold and wblte ~ 11111 Brilillt ntlnorlty. An bacause l'eCIII'niiCf! have been types o1 arthritis, bunllif o1. sympalby with millorUy "'"" a 11rgt 10 ..-nmoa IID'ilO"DI .,. wow other dlte... IJi lha JGIItlf. the N el r "'"''"· cannot hope for IIUch aU<> odvoeatlD& oa opolllq of tbt with aU drup ~!lining eartlneed In dlsobe~IDJ tbt great halltby boWtl through tbt a~ oone or nllted borntottel, lhat. Cl'lll dominll wall (lleoltomll) lo ohould not be Iabn 11'1111 a 111'0' r · · • wu crtdlf4Ci Wllh lace'a loll "'-'111 The poJII!e11ftrt on ftl ledl..._. ~--. --- -- - - -. - ,, I .. . = ... . You'll Lev• n.. ANDY WILLIAMS StiOW TUftt[gy Nlghh On .. MEATS NIC-TV PorS&HOI'HII lhlmpo ! lu lit'• p . ' U.Limn...t ......... . . LiYtl' \ Eat Ch.... Bast &Mill St~ ! .' '' Mldclleport Monday thru Thursdoy 8:30A.M. to 8:30P.M. Frldoy ond Sotvrdoy 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. STAR TREET i .'' SHANK ! .l.wStr ,. I l:r. 3.8 HOI MIL HAM ,...,...,. C.Obd ....,.,.... Willi t11... e..,., alld l'ardiMI •h . 2-lb. Can lOt ' flH lab.ll '" 11111 . -Drip-fi~• '" ~ . CHOPPED to· .... a·K .,.. '1". 1 :~v ., DOLE fhl\l S.t• .Mov ftl EYAIIS -- . ............ ·CHERRY PIE ----· U. I. Gow't........... _Swllt'o ,, ,...._ - Folger's Coffee N 11w '' ., i! •• • wu• tilt• "'~~'" • ......., ....... .t: ...... '"'2-lb. Ct1. (tttage ChetH Armnr's Plltlll . ., H1nt's r...t• laat's T•••t• lolld .... IAVE10. . . I!! '1 & :: •1 . WESSOI loYO 14c Plus 50 Extra U.H St.,... Witt! Co- - kltie Evans Cott~p Ch••M _ :SAVl lokI 10 ~~.:· •1 OIL 2 lb. ctn. 49 SAVE 30c! I .•' . ...... 4itnm• .. Snider's ·CATSUP . .,.. ... . '" ~••: ·., . ~ u.,•• !1111~ ~ Witt. · ftB ••• hralu .. et: (2) 16-u . lavN katl• I!YGn' " P•lly · " Sl!• . . N•w fhno Sat. May Pth Li•• 4 dnt.... ..... 5 ....... ~ ..... .. . 1 ·~ ,....____......, . · P~-Ties .·~.:~••·· • : . - • katie EVANS '' I ' '~ 7 .. doz. 69 \. JOMATOES 15 Firm Crlo~Ro1111 ~auty_:_ ..' . APPLES "~:·49 ......,•. ··~, ~ ' ·- (' :«·1. ( -· Pet Ritz · Plh.&TO ROW DOIUTS Wellesley Farms ,..... ·••I Sleell . ICE CREAM Save 20c 29 Pkg. of II Pet Rits ,_ /z-Gal• 1 Pie Shells 3. "--'""~ ·, . . tatlo EVANS Pkgt. ofZ '1 fer DlnMr Mro. SklnllefP So•1tltln1 .... .,.... 41 IKINIIIR 1 ... ~DONI SKINNER Tllln IPAtHI'rtl .............. NOODLU ' . 47 ., ·' ,........ 2t . ., j ( Frilzen Se. B-..eu .rt• 144 ..... "'EVERFRESH " -SliCED '1r-·' j .\ 1. - ca Decorwtad au LAYER SPECIAL PRICE! Tube Firm Rod Rl.-.Tube of (31 · t4tma . p• ' & Tlod, 4-5 lb. ••I· On Her Dey! lAYOM , \ • - • otyle, .........u•• To Mother •• , ·< . j -· ,.·stocic "p now! r lead• '0 lltc~ch ' ..lhM,: Whitt .·Ffa"it .' . \,little .'soy Blue· lfulne . Little lo PHP''.,._Ie' ,, . lb. OR~NGES i • . Swtttheart·Soop Sweetheart Soop . ........ LNOiatl With VHilnln C CALifQIINIA . .' . 35 TIIM ALL MEAT ·· cABBltiE . . . Ill"' .· ., .,.... '~' ••Purex•• - The Wom••'• Touch NO SUCES UMOVID NO SUCES IEMOYID IU~IR SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOV'T. INSPICTfD 8 •• ... 29 - IVANS lEW CROP - YEU.OW 6 :. ·aniETilQ TU IQUIIU ' · 1 DEVILED CRAB Full Butt Half 59~49 ' . Mrs. Pauro SELECTED Full Shank Half lb. u..11 QuaHilllea DEVILED CUB lb. SELECTED 39 riJiht to Mn. Paul's Mlnlaturn PoHed . 1 1-1~. . . . Magic Bleach , . Meal Loaf U.l.a../t.ln~ lb. lotMr ••• w• DonaW l1ck Gra,etniit Wo1s 4·· !?! 1: Whl!t Bread Del.lle 8ree1 luu 4 :. 1 :~, EYAIIS ':~ 31 -.=::::::! Ar••r'• Corn• leel Hath ~.:.~:k~ Don•k •r•h•allows Z;:~. 41Don_. ........... 2!:: Maison Dill Pickles . ~ 41 · Del Motte Shre4•ed lrul · z:. !•• .,. ._,_ HU . .. .. Swift's Pnmlum ,. H111t'a Yellow H11t'a To•atJ ·Salce ·fap·Early. · Peas -~· · · Evon• Supot 'rrlm w. - - tho Bologna COil i l' Butt Portion ~~ 1388 ltvt• VIEnl BARBECUE : SELECTED I aUP.II MAIIK·T· ORTIO U. S. CM't, ,..,,.... Tho ....... 45 I SELECI'ED Ni• - " • the right to Limit Quontitiea Corner Second '· ·to 11-0%. PKG. ' ~ 1\eady • -~lotna • Pickle & Pimento -. - 't ,,..L ...... 43 10-01. Pkgl. �• \ ' \ • • 1 t n l" • • N r o Illclans, ewsmen are , 1-balty Sentinel, Pomeroy'lllddleport, 0 ., Ma1 8. 1964 a..· Atlatiue -~~ ~· ~~r ~~~~~ ~ ... ...,.a. ~ -... 111 ~ ~ say, • I!IUe Iii ~ "'llri,U wan.ee. ~a. llowtl'!~f tbiiiiUI~ be, wa~- ;;::c..OCRAl'," d~ ., area 11 lll!llllj!!m Ia .,... 'l'lle 8lWeraoi"• pneldoniW • !It Ia t.ct ~ IIJ.out ..,. 1 and" '!be WlleCIIIIIB Jld'· Idltloo II. . OM Clf La-- l'l!ldldaey II not Ilkell - - rtgaliolliat. He appeala ,. lllll'l' !n 'U ......,atolal' - wiD SW. "' Jy, even by blmlelf. IIUI lie oleo to .baO up wbat be "~ .oi .Gcw. Widlaeo'a voe. pauoe. II bu 1w!<ed 1 lhow ol .~ calls ,~ llbi;ala In WasbiDC· In 1111, ~ ~ ... "Re.action aloog the aiaJn11 elvU rl8bla <lj!te~ loQ., · otrflous~ n\eanlng ' tho 11m. C11D,0 lrojn Rop,blllqz" be• .. g Cozy m· In"di""ana PlayJil tAmmittee Race Results . In Both Parties Announced ' By LYLE C. WILSON Ulllted Pr<l• llllenolloul '<t!lll Of.....,..lmed Democfllll for waila~e J ~m fb>fe 1118Cesl• that Preol- menta and lplnsl the New. Jollrlaoq •!lmlnlltralloa. .. WII"AlJJ'i!• ~ "' d(tl Unofficial results of the com·""' E. Brown 18. Politicians and Jolmson ta Jn ""' muc• llea!·Falr DeaJ.New ~ ,~1, Jolinao!i'a lnle<vep. .,_ ,ovji'' IDto the ~ mlttee races in Tu•sday's Prim- Poomeroy 3A, Margartt C. alike ano playing It cozy In IS to 20 per eent mare ..,. · polltlcti trouble ID lbe foundlot:ona ol the Jobnoo'D ad- !Iori ln tho Marylllnd primary primarY IIIII inolllh, 'blmllaa 10 fBf', arv elecUoo in Meigs county are Murray 95, Leo B. er.w 99; D- diana whert Alabama's Gov.· ~th than Is geQer&Uy ministration. would point up lbe l!lea Wal- tbe ,_,m, ol ·lhe ,...... !~ted below. For each precinct Frank Fogate 17. George C. Wallace is Lubell fouud a aampllng ol " Oppoleo C!vU Rlflltll taco seeks to empb111lze, that .WallaCe polled 11111,090 Y"IIIM. · the GOP committee condidates Pomeroy 38, Donald Betztlng palgning against the Johnson two thlrda of eastern shore of a erash program Willlaco opposes the elv~ a vote for hlmls a vot~ tll!'IDst '1')111 I..llana IIDCI lfar7laD'· are Used firs, then he Demo- 78. Robert Vaughan 89 ; D-Vir- ndministration In the state's and women for wallflce. . panic; It seenu un- rlgbts blll as a state's rlghts Jobnaon. returns are 1101 ' ~11 to lie era committee candidates. in- ginia V. Blazewicz 13, Phyllis presidential preferenee pri· eastern ahoN of Maryland Jobnson Wl11 risk hi& man. He clenlet that be Is 1'lle National bltlrred, · dicated bv !0): Hennessy 21. mary. TOOy make no public East Bedford, Bert Romine 64. Pomeroy 3C. Donald Collins, predictions. Election day James :.·. Smith 901 D-Thom· 126: D-Troy Ohlinger, Jr .. 21. next Tuesday, May $. as Bernard Hrt 14. I Pomeroy 4th, Lester Wilson , Knowledgeable but anonyWest Bedford, Jam~ H. Qui· j50: Clarence A. Andrews 44. mous observers tn Indiana will vey 71; D - George Carper 12. ·~ Middleport Pet.. Eldon Mor- tell you, however, that Wallace llx96 MT. MIST C:OTTON 36x6· FASHIONRITE PLASTIC FULL SIZE FOAM PlLLED North Chester, Robert G. ris 54, Wilbur H. Rowley, Sr., may poJI 40 to 45 per cent of Painter 118, Robert Wood 131; 151. the Democratic vote next Tues1 Pomei"tJy Pet. , Henry Wells 98. day. Pollsters report that D - Bruce Mvers 27. south Chest;r, Robert Bai1ey, Glenn Thompson 60; D-Charles heavY vote also is building up TAM-GIIIEN-WHITI OLA~ID I'INIIH !18, Blaine S. Milhoan !ffi ;D- H. Diehl, 31 . for Wallace in Maryland whe<e PRINTED COVERS Resbade your home now Big fluffy shredded blendBic, 1u1 •tze quilt battaVirgil Walker 20, Richard L. Rock Springs, Rollin Radford he also is ent-ered. Election •t this money aavin& price ed foamJUled bed pillows made of fine wblte eotton Coleman 13. 104. Harley Brown 95; D- Em- day there is May 19. - ERsy care wa1hable pretty printed cotton with glazed flrl!lb. EoQ' plastic finish window aha· Columbia. Rolland Crabtree mett G. Will 25. Indiana's Democratic Gov. covers. Non aUergenlc. lo hlndle. MI. llll~ des. 36x6 size. 49 : D _ John D. Gillogly 17. Silver Run. John W. Mulford Matthew E. Welsh is the adDISCOUNT PRICI DISCOUNT · PRICI DISCOUNT PltlCI !Jyesville, G. A. Radekin 27, 34: D- William Ratliff 8. Iministration candidate , pledged R. S. Turner 32; D - E. C. Per- Harrisonville. Robert Clark 88 of <'ourse, to President John~ -'-'~ ry 11. D-Rurus Glen Orender, 20, Clin- , son's nomination. Democratic ' SIZES FANCY PATTERN CRASH WOMENS & CHILDREN$ MISSES SIZES WHI:rl! DR BLUE Great River, David Yost 52 ton Gilkey 16. Sen. Daniel Brewster ts JohnD - Dale R. Proffitt 18. Pageville. Donald Stanley 55. son·s Maryland stand-ln. The , Portland, Warden Ours 171, Rac-ine Village, Joseph Bee- state or~anization in Indiana CUSHION INiOUI > , Robert C. Cozart. 112 : D-Ne ll 1gle 143 ; D-Ernest Wingett 25. Iunder Gov. Welsh is going it ASSORTED COLORS .CHOICI DF COLORS Missel U... .o!llY ~ lo 3, Middleswart 19. Sy ra cuse Village. Harry Potts alone in the fight with WaJWhile 1200 last. Good qua. Comfortable cusblon Rubber sole Wltb cushlon . lity crash tea or kitchen East Letart. Paul L. Manuel 98, Floyd G. Diddle 102 ; Wood-llace. crepe soles - · popular iDner solei. ID blUe or ' 80. row T. Zwilling 61; William C. , , May Visit Maryland towels in assorted colors Chong Zori Sandala tor white fabric uppers. Spe. pr and patterns. Big Bonan. women and ch,ildren in all pr Letart Pd., Bert Hunt 94, Cundiff 17. 1 There are reports , unconclal low price wbile they · z.a Value. sizes and many colOrs, Dale W. Hill 102: D - Pauline Minersville, Gerald Amberger firmed, that. President .Johnson lui! DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICI Wolfe 6. 92. John v. Martin 5. land a platoon of other naDISCOUNT PRICI Long Bottom, William Connol~ Radne Pel. Grover Salser Jr. , tionally kno~ Democrats ~Ul Jy 62, Samuel Rairden 42; D- 122, WitHam J. Blake, JII ;D- jsortie into ' Maryland agamst THESE PRICES Francis Andrew 29, William M. Edwin S. Co1.art, 18. . Wallace. Johnson 's participaShop Whe~• You Get EXTRA Wells 11. Syracuse Pet., William F. Har- , tion seems doubtful. He was in EFFECTI'il! · Olivedate, V. D. Conn 51, Geor- ris 40 , Fred E. Smith. 39; D- Indiana last week on a poverty ge W. Reed 25 0 - Harold Wilma Reiber , 14.. tour and spoke twice in the I D. Brannon 9. state. But the President Reedsville, C. P. Harris, Sr. avoided all reference to Wal· 41; D - Alpha Smith 33: Frank lace and to the primary camH. Bise 31. paign. He did not put his perAlfred , 0. J. Pennington 44; sonal prestige on the line. D - Charles Knowles It, . . Samuel Lubell has just Tuppers Plains, Luther Boothe Gauge readings.: Galhpohs emerged from a Maryland poll ' JUST ARRIVED! OLD FASHIONED BUSHEL 82, Herman H. Marshall, Sr. 36: I Dam 18.3, 23.3., runmng 26 feet Lubell has solid credentials as LADIES' VACATIONER LADIES' NEW D- Kenneth H. Hager 17. :<m rollers, Pomeroy · M~son, a pollster. He found about 33 SIZE REED, REG. $1.79 THREE PIECE Rulland Village. Elizabeth !23. 07, Pt. Pleas<~nt 25.05, Hmton SUMMER Hobstettel 51, Janet Bolin 67; 1St falling , Kanawha Falls 2.09 ,Meldahl 7:55 p. m ; Frieberger I D - Samuel Bruce May 25. Irising. Charleston ~~.1~ . London. ;down Meldahl 10: 30 p.m.; LeoEast Rutland. L . E. M('Haffie l Marmet a_nd \\mheld dams nia up .Meldahl 11 :55 p. m.; Ugh! weight thr.. pe. 2,.:, _ Paul Sis~on 49. Iwere on the sill s. Western up Meldahl 4 a . m. Full bushel size reed laundry baskets. The sets - Vanity, Weet Langsvill~. Cal'ol R. Pierre 39; !Boat movements: Gallipolis Dam lndi"a na ~J old fashioned kind that will last for years. end and Pullman. Fine 0-F. w. WiJC'{lX 18. Ohio River :- Jordon up 14 , down 5:10 p. m.; Bob Benter moulded luggage at 1 Save at the Bonanza. West Rutland Robert Swick, ,8:30 p. m. ; Bmgo down 14, down 8:15 p. m.; Sally Ann up I low pri~e. Red, Blue, 42 ; Andrew J. Hatfield 38: D- I: 15 a. m.: Hiereneaux up 15, i 11:20 p. m.; Peggy Downey' Charcoal. Norman c. Will 10. 16·35 p. m.; Buckeye State down down 12:15 a. m.: S. M. Jenks Dexter - John T. Holliday 66, 116. 6:15 a. m; Jefferson up 17, up 3:20 a. m.; E . P. Jones Orion Nelson 9; D-Albert Bo.. iG:35 p.m. ; Pamela D up 17, down 5 a. m.; Robert Reed eChercoal len 17. ]3:15 a. m.; Mamalear up 17, up 5:40 a. m. ; Semel down 7 Select Mother one or two of these Salem, Marvin Miller 46: 0- 13:50 am. ; Southern up 17,4:05 a . m.; Merrill up 7:30a.m. pretty new dresses. She wiU apHurley M. Nelson 10, Jack Cr isp a.m.: St. Marys !'1'. 17, 5: 4(1 a. I Kanawha preciate a Kilt of clothing. Our !!:!NG SIZE McGRAW-EDISON "FOSTORIA" racks are filled with the newest 17. m.: Queen City up 18, 3:35a.m.; Edward down . a. DECORATED T-V styles, fabric& and colors in dress· , $U!,9~ VALUE Middleport 3. Jeanne Morgan Andrew Calhoun up 18, 3:50 a. m.; Helen Z. up Winfield 9:35 <' • es for Spring and SUmmer wear. 73 ; D-Albert Roush 10. m.; Luther Herdman up 20, IP· m.; 0. F. Shearer down Win- · AutOMATIC Middleporl2, Norman T. Way- f,45 a. m.: W. H. Shaver, J~ .. field 11 :45 p. m.; A. E. Dyke land 132; D- Shirley w. Mills down 23, 8:55 p. m: OVEC !up Winfield 3 a m. ; Solvay up A GIFT FOR MOTHER F~cy decorated enamel~. :down 23, 11:05 P m.; Elger·l winficld 4:30 a. m .; Lucy Jane LACE TRIMMED led metal TV Traya with Middleort 3, Jeanne Morgan ,diff up 23 , l2·35 am.; Onward · Lucas down Winfield 4:40a.m. DISCOUNT PRICE detachable brau finiahed NYLON TRICOT 120, Eloise B. Wilson 103 : D- 1down 23, 1·20 a. m.; Orco up legs. Special Bonama va· Chester W. Erw in 16. i23, 6:55 a. m.; Christy up 23, TeJevisio• In Review lue. Middleport 4. Rileey Manley 1 a. m. : Elisha Woods up 23, By RJCK DU BROW DISCOUNT PRICE 52, Jean Craig 127; D-Lewis 7:05 a. m.; Aetna - Louisville United Press International Fine quality nylon tricot a11pa GJeamine chrome ftnilb, with pretty lace trimming, Dou· Lung IS. up Greenup 1:30 a. m.; Valley HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ - The thennostat •ontrolr.d. Ti>dt ble panel shadow proof - all Middleport 5, Claude Ashley, Gransporter dow~ Greenup 8: ~ happiness in our household is I one or two alleea, aelt!c!t li&IIt rea:ular sizea. 52, Reva Beach 32; 0- Homer l55a. m.; OrlenJans . up 31, belng reli eved this week by the 1 to dart loall. Don't mlu tbta C. Jones 9. , 4:45 a. m. ; J . S Lew~ up 33, gorg1!{i'us misery of NBC-TV's big bOr(oiD at" tho Bonan;a.. , Pomeroy 1, N<Jrma J~an a m.; Volunteer Ctty down new dailv soap opera ~'Anoth- , learhs 50; D -Audrey Young 21 2:40 a. m.; lllinois up 33, ler Worli." ' ; ' ' .. MENS KNIT COTTON 20x40 CANNON ·. Pomeroy 2, Joe Ebersbach, a.m.; Eastern down Mel- , [ wns so shaken up by the ftEG. ·$1.95 %• LACE TRIMMED TURKISH BATH 70, Doris Darst 53; D- Fran6:10 p.m.; Lynn 8 down 1 Monday that 1 PLASTI~ GARDEN SHOP THE "BONANZA" FOR MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS· -'· I WINDOW SHADES . BED PILLOWS QUILT BATTS cea c ea c•• --- ... _......__ ·I KITCHEN TOWELS CANVAS SNEAKERS ZORI ·SANDALS c c c Shop Friday Til 8 p.m. SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. River News Artfj_ _ B. Willard Toll! . LAUNDRY BASKETS i $1.oo•• $1J·95 :~:e . LISJEK .FOR THE APPLAUSE .EPIM lltllldaJ Mlud Lelpa Atrllll. IJN Bee . . . M. Boftll .. J. <llelbor B." !loWell fl. Cbool>ar Tot.l liD Ill IU 440 )1, Sawyer 437 ••~a~ H. Moore ou W• I lAIII TENNIS OXFORDS Z..dleo-You~ No llllporta - No ~·411 Mod"' Pricod ' c. $1 ' 99 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLIPORT, 0. = liD Hot Dog Seuce _ _ _ 3 . H. Culler . M Hannaho v IWtnlltl Handicap 3li II& S1l1d Dressing 411 Ltdy r•or Rich IGA 367 . lnd 8tgll Game, MOll - R BO-wen, Ill; Womotl, M Sowet~ I llt llld. lllgh Serltll - A. l'::!.·: rMID; Womed. 417 A. Sylvester 171 '!"IIDIIJ1111! Game - Oull:lllltl, liM Team ruiJ, Serlel- Bee Cees 11103 ~ Weal Loot I O.teull II GO! B.~ B. l'lymaie 38'1 Qumcey 372 4ft !53 18'/1 H. Ambergor Handicap Tolal . w.. I LOot 1 1'111 beodl ...... Olrla LlqiJe .\prU II, 11M M. Mtll'Ny 181 B. Wl HUDSON 1al Facial Tissue BoYer . ~ 471 Tolal Let Us Install Your ·. B. lloullb M.~h Hancllcap Ada Nease -_,., TABLES J .. Grueear FLOOR COVERING :t1i0 !118 325 165 13811 B. Wlilje . . C. Porter ' Handicap Total Won 8 Lost I S. Baxter L. Waroer L. Luvsey Handicap Total Won 1 Losll I Maxwell House COFFEE :1911 4J!/ 1347 LeWis Repair Senlee NOW YOU CAN HAVE BIAUTIPUL NEW FLOORS AT LOW COSTl Armstrong linoleum, Sandran, floor tUe, you 'name It, we supply tbe eovering and Install the complete job a' low cost. And Eaxy Terms are available. Call 1111 Ingels Furniture Mlddlepert S. Globokar M. Henne"ny Z. Nieri Handicap Total Won Z Lost I 1 . bear to write about it:0. :',"~~;~ i to even watch it Tl but you know how it is: miss one episode and it takes a year to catch up. Besides, anothet opportunity to study the craft of the show'·s , Ima Phillips, who is the Sandy Koufax of the soap business. Mi ss Phillips is getting much attention these days because she not only has this - new series on BNC·TV, but also turns out the soaper '"As the World Turns," for CBS.TV , and has signed with ABC-TV as consultant for all night-time dramatic programs, including the coming prime-time serial I I ::;:·~~~~ of "Peyton Place. I t llollher words, she is in the emof oll tllreo competing 1 GIVI MOM .•• IUSSat STOVER CANDY La4y lwten, Ab Colors eTIMEX WATCHES eMANICURE SETS ePEN & PENCIL SETS eJEWELRY BOXES Lady Norelco &: Suflbum eSHAVERS ,.,., ._,_.·Perfumes and •· ~kith Powders OUR COMPLETE {;I~IE OF ALL THE NAME BRANDS II a,,,..y. 1 uAnother World," ts two branches of a family llving in a university town. Tbere wao \:~lo~, dobutwltllyoua univeraity can to keep Ill! word. Another NBC aoaper, " goes In for an cbeatrat theme Instead of 1180110 old suffering organ music -but not Miss Ph1llipo and her new show. After the announcer'! openJng remarks i"we do not live iD this world I alone . • . but In a thousand worlds"-after that, it was organ music, up and in, as richly predictable as the first IIwhifi of a Caesar salad. And then, finally, came those 1! ;;:~:~;~ resigned voiCes, the reveling in unhappiness. "I want so much w· be some1hlng , , • .to be some" "You are · somet11ing .. you are somr.~y" Hardly · a smile in sight II ·ON DRU.G·.CO. The White Ho\lse Is going a permarient television L_.:..____;...:M:I:~J:Ie:::rt:..J~~~~~-~!Q~•:~~:n:~ .~Ji~~rom .• ,. ' ' ,Ji.• ' ,, \ S~ORT SHIRTS HALF SLIPS Fine nylon tricot with lace trim. Sizes small, medium and Large. Mens Reg. 'q9 Asst. !'olton Knit Shirts. Small, medium, large. Low-low. discount price. · $1 00 • Team Hlgh Three OaiMI Team No. 2, 1435. · >.. I Team Hlih Singlt Gihne "No. 2, 491. Ind. High Three Gam01 -- 1!. NYLONS Ind. High Single Game - B. Roush, 136. Thursday, friday, Saturday Pot Pies - .99 all sizea. GAL bit. . DISCO~NT .~ICI DAY FINE SUMMER SLEEPWEAR GOWNS • PAJAMAS · comfortable summer aleepwear Jn rayon tricot or soft cotton1. Regular aize1. Choice > •• • • "s,· 1' 99 t W!th • "MAGIC MOTION" pr. ' ' "' I· , . .VlllYt.J;lle• paint for IDsltle walls .. ..: - - - ~0\'01? weJI,.I JOI!I on eil)i · .drlea In obout 3j) mlnutea.. cans .. BONNIE- ALL fLAVORS ROLLER SETS 3 Pairs, $3.95 MAlLINI- 4-ITICK • • • ·· Netk Bones .... .... .. 6111s. $1 CALA STYLE FRESH Pork Roast · .. · .. .. Ill. 19c BUCKEYE SLICED Bacon .. · ............ · .. Ill. 37c Tomatoes 4'h lb.69 C ·'' U.l . NO. I - 6d SIZI Tomatoes-- 19c lb. Kennebec or Cobbler SEED POTATOES 3.89 100 lb. b•s MAINE TOMATO PLANTS - - 50 for 49c CABBAGE PLANTS - - 50 for 25c GOLDEN RIPE TABlEFRESH BANANAS 1Qc lb. 10 lb. bag • We Reserve the Right to Limit QuanUtle• Oleo and Seventeen. ' PaiDt the w~. . quick wiy with one 'lf the pan and roJl.. · er teta~ '" DISCou,R.,:I ·7 · .-c FRESH PORK _ _ boskol Ice Cream-- .~.59c .... ..,...,. ·Middleport~ . .. Reg. 89c Siu liSTERINE ." · ~x of Biscuits 12 98C ,.·' Lovely new SprlDC shades In sizes 8~ to 11. AJ ad· vertlJid In Voaue; GlaliiOur, MademoiJell• .PAINT 'PAN• ~Ai.NT •.~. $1·~ styles .... costume .. j!Mley mom wHI love. 1 ' ' BALLARD'S OR PILLSBURY'S . . • 88c " sz.n 1111 sel;ietlon·. of ~••• ~ummet MIX OR MATCH----- $1.99 "VVCTOR" VINYL WALL NEW SUMMER COSTUME · JEWE~RY Pen, Beant. Com. Mixed Vegetables, Okra, LlrM ·......, Coullflowor, lplno<h or Kale eSIAMLISS eSEAMEP - ' - - - - - - - my ,Priee. l!!tosy "' IIIPb" '-;- lOIIi lot- scytes: !tEG. $1.00 VAI;'UE VEGETABLES Dlicount Price Gal•. 01~ base houoi paint•• , • · Nil' ec:ono· end materials. New awn.mer $1 FROZEN 9-0Z. MITY I'RESH ', "I)IXIE'' GLOSS HOUSE MANY STYLES • SHAPES CbOoae from many size•. 1hapet ~or Orange Delite 2 •••• 29c ., · . DIKOUNT PRICE PAINT White, ColO.. $1··· · OxfOrd•uppers . or shoea. eanva1 witb Wblr. ·White rubber moulded 1ole. ~ Price Full fashioned, self seam sheer nylon hose in sizes 8~ to lOlh:. CooJ, 6 BUYS I styteo. " 44c TABLEFRESH PROZIN MINUTE MAID CASUALS & FLAT$ Sheer se4mlesa beautles. Ideal for Mothers Day giving, Best ahades. • "Arguo" 51-15 Self Seam, Pr. _ Regular 1.29 Holsum Cake • • WITH FREE ORCHID tORSAGE ,., . , FROZEN IEEP, TURKEY or CHICKIN '" ~IRICAN ~DI ' - ' Shop etrly and· ..... · Collilal llyle fooilwear in opTing and 111111Hlier eoton. Simulated leatber compo ooleo c EHI, TLE Sausage · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 4111s. $1 Mother's Day Cake ~ 9c . SALE . 2-LI. ~GS . IUCKEYI 100% PURE PORK WOMEN$' NEW SUMMER 5 9c Sirloin Steak •· 6 bots. 51 Rouah, 368. 1111110 -~ 3/8 lise "'"" tie Gorden Boo,_ . New tow .dlacount j>rlee. - in 01orted colvalue. TAILERITE TASTIEST 20 ounce Bottle HtSE Plain colo~ and fancy _$1.oo••. GIVE MOTHER FINE "Palricia" Sllmloso,Pr. _ TOWELS ' lb. Hunt's Catsup . · 77c lb. TOMATO RICH 315 317 341 387 1360 77:. $1.77 I' . ·. 21M 293 , • • TAILDITI THRinY Karr • Van ZADdl s·••... $ •• WWio Eletlrle Co, ·TOASTER 'SLIPS ... ' : te c ..., 400 COUNT IOXII I 1 Yes .. . ·for real taste enjoyment, you will never make a mistake when you 8erve a tender TlibleRite steak. Our selection of only three steers out of ten by our IGA Beef Selectors iJ an example of the rigid quallfil:atlons maintained to make sure you. our customer, are completely satisfied;· TableRite meat is sold exclusively at your IGA Food Store. _,.,,.. Tiam Ne. I w.. a Laot 1 NY 2-2635 4 cen, !1 Chunk Tuna ____ 4 cans $1 E. Sy!VP!et M. qt. ~c Del Mont. 1h Size C1ns Uti Toll! Woa I Lost I 49ci No .2~ Can• Freestone Peaches - II v S'E for lBe llall . . . P, 1195 M 17M HAadlc. Total ' 1101 w.. a Loot t m R.Moore A. ..,.,. W H' E!iNYC9.U • . Oilier ani.MONPAY LUGGAGE SETS • 4tl ~ , w.. a Loot • THURS. -FRIDA't SATURDAY DRESSES I I ' 4.99 . .. ..... AU These Items Are Also !' Avallabla Atl '' .. 0. ' 'O R. S~ND and RUTLAND Peop\e ·1han Euer Shopping SUMMER STORE HOURS: eOPEN 8:00A.M. TO 9:00P.M. DAILY (CLOSED ON SUNDA YSl �• • .( • ' r = I • " • 9 · C andidates are Seeking =. Mn. ~=· Mason Personal :.,1111o~ ~ :' :.:-.::-: 'r ·' · "12 ~~~.Mrs. .vn.o:~~i"'~~= ~:e~:;eMn· .Oiplomas from Wahama High Ia. K.E ~:~m?i!: sin Mr. ~M= '~m. :.odd C?1de . • Mrt.T. Phil BaleJ, Mn. Mr. · MASON _ Seventy·two candl-ana Dlvera, New Haven; Llt> cl&tes for diplomas al Wahaml da Fitzgerald. West Columbto; ft!ih School Commencement ex· Renita Fran Gibbs, Letart; De: erclse• "" May 25 Have been !ores Ellen G....., File, Ma!Oa, lllliOIInced by Pnnclpal Clyde Betty Hensley, CUlton; Janet Foley. Hoffman, Letart~• Barbaro Jo Graduating seniors are Ken- Howard, New Ha 0 rt· neth Bas>, Chiton ; James Carolyn Icenhower, .Letar ' Baird New Haven. Ronald 1Nancy Jeflerso~ ~as~j C~i: Bland' West Columbia : W>iliam lyn Johnson, K' ~ N umHa.' Copeh'a,t New Haven; P h t ' BrenEda KayLee Ktr by; New Ha; e tr Let y, rtew· Faye• · Haven ; Th omas Ew . en·' rma Cook New nda Lath ing 'Mason· Robert Gdnstead, en; Ll •Y : k' ~ O.ruel Ne~ Have~: Jerry HaiL Hart· Lyons •. M;::;; v~~n CMason; ford; Terry Henry , Ciofton ; ~i:~~; Mlfie:' New ' Haven; Gregory ~omas Hoffman , New VJola L nn Mt'ner, New Haven; Haven ; Earl Ingels, Jr . Ma· Harvietia Flo Newland, Mason; son; Stephen Blame Johnoon: Carolyn· Rizer. Hartford; BarLetart; Danny Kear.ns, L~tart, bara Jean Sherry, Mason . Thomas Kearns. Chfwn: Den· Ad le Sismondo New Hav- ri8b! 19 volt. brenner o1 SytiCUIO, Ohio v~ ThOle allillldlnc ,...., Mr. on SurldJ)' with ber pll'lldJ. lllld Mra. 'l"honnoo Reed, and Mra. Geof1e ZUip4a, and Mra, llullell Copeh•rt, Mr. and 11111. Donold F. Roqsb, Mr. Mrs. D. L. fleynoldlll a poand Mr• Lloyd R~, Mra. at the St. Mary'a Hoopltol John Barrlniler, Mr. and Mra. 11 Improving. Clyde Foley, Jr. BDd Mrs. Mrs. Cliff Coat, a pllleut at ry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Rome Rol•er Holpltll, Ia ropotUd WilllamttOn, Mr. and Mrs. In Huntlnpm, man Layne, Mr. and Mro. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Jteilll llllcCluac Fie~ Mr nd Mrs Edwin ' . a . ~in. r. Flolfl Carmack, Mr. · Frank Capehart and Mr. Archlo Henry. May 12th at the home of Mrs. Per10aal1 T. Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wag· LADIES NIGHT AT ROTARY enhat. visited relaUves In JJJI>n. Members of the Bend Rotary 1011City, Tenn. durlng last week. GurU•. SEWING CLUB The Sewlnil Club mel on Tues· alternooa ot the borne of . Harold Johnson. Durlnc the social hour refretlbments aerved to lbose attending, Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mro. Jamea McKnight, Mrs. N. 0. Weln, Roush, Mrs Edwin Stein, Ottle Roush, Mrs. R. F. Mrs. Fred Ba~y, •· Mr'· Mrs. B. R. Vance Mrs. JobntiOII. The next meeting will be held Larry Noble, Mason; J h n ton Shirley Mae Smith, 'Hart· Wtlham Ohlinger. Letart, Har- lr dBonnie Staats Letart· Ha•:Y ~~e~va Jean Staats, ' Letart'; old Roush , Har~fonl, Roush . Jr., Clifton. Herb. rt Martha Sue Thompson, Letart; Roush. New Haven; Robert Carol 0 Sue Van Matre, Mas.. Joseph Rou sh, New Have~.~ale on · l~la Ann Warth, Hartford; Sayre. Hartford ; Joseph Sc lt~s, M~ry Jane Webb, New Haven; New Haven· Gale Shnmphn. · . . .1: S . 1h New Ha 1Jud 1th Kay Williams, Clifton; Mason ; Ph 11p m1. -, . ood.N H . •M;s:n. ••en. I their Norm~ the Hartford Methodist Church. program was presented by Frank Capehart. He showed a film, furnished by Archie Henry, Mayor of Henderson, W. Va., on voting In the elections Mrs. Jobn Barrbtger of Chi· eago, Dl. who has been vJslt· iq her parents, Mr. and Mrs. MASON Lloyd Roush, is spending several days vlsltJn~ Mr. and Mrs. David Yater ari4! daughter in and how many people exercise Cbar1eston, W. Va. FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. ton ; Ellen Crites, Hartford; l.Jl- I :_:__ _ _ _ --~·-- Clubs Planning 'Jitney Supper ' D Elect IOD ay 1 1 • '·H MASON - The Mason Home- I makers along with represents- The secretary's report was lives of the Happy Go Lucky given by Cnthy Haggerty, fol· 4-H club met Tuesday evening lowed by the roll call, end the at the home or Mrs. John Turn· treasurer 's report was given by ir, Mason and made plans to Alice Stone. serve a Jitney Supper on. elec- 1 Mr. Clayton and Mr. Ruth , tion day, May 12th_ startmg at from Lakin State Hospital, pre4 p.m. Proceeds wlll be used sented the prugram on "Men- to oend 4-H'ers to Mason Coun· ,tal Health.'' Mr. Miles Durst, t~ Camp,! r.ame Warde'n, spoke to the ,-Co~rntttees appointed to as- 1group on ··safety and Health." elst With the supper we.re, Food, 1 Members . _~ ~~ w·e r e Mro. Dorothy Cartwnght. Er· ; Gail Miller. Vicki Bun>J!IIFl"\' rna O*l:n, Florme Fmmeum. llf'r Becky Burris Chery) 'B'umElsie Roach , Ruth Ryan and r Nan J~hnston Cozy lh E j gare. ' RhTho ut mpson ; te ep ~ne , rn - Cooke, Connie Haggerty, Terogene Crow .and Matilda N_o- lesa Ferguson, Allan Smith~on, ble; Decoratmg, Nors Lewts, Teresa Howard , Sheri Hartl~, ­ Mrs. ~ayton Raynes and Mrs. Ch~ta Hayes, Libby BFOWn, dn Freddie Th~bet ; Cooks, Doro- Vicki Johnston, Harriett Layne, thy Cartwnght, Edna . Wtse, Alke Stone, Carolyn Roush, . Ruby Queen, Erma Gilland, Cindy Tennant. Cathy LIU,h· Mrs. Walter Werry and .H:rma field, Jeanne Morgan, J oy ~taoo: . Smithson, Candy Ingels, Terry :- Cashters, Mrs. James Lew1s Wolfe, Calliy Haggerty, Stevie !\Ild Mrs. Catherine Reynolds; Halstead Eddie Halstead Jen-~iahwashers, Mrs. Jo!\eph Jon· 1 nifer ze;kle, and Leah 'Ann •· Martha . Tho~ps~n, Donna I Miller. Adults attending were WiU and Mtss ~mmcum. Dln· Mrs. Samuel Halstead, lbg Room Committee. Mrs. Ar· Roy Cooke, Mrs. Mrs. Mildred tiona Stewart and Mrs. Ma~ Roush and Mrs . L. Smithson. Stanley; Set up t•bles, Ronme Thompson, Jimmy Wise, David NEW HAVEN WOMAN'S CLUB Kearns, Martha Thompson and . Take them d own, Becky Le wts; The New Haven , Woman s sd Brian Kearns, Pat Ryan, John IClub met on Tue ay, Apr 11 28' Grueser and Norman Reynolds. I 1964 at the Alex.Qmll~n Mem· Mrs. John Roach conducted . ori~l Building. ror their an"?al tbt lesson "West Virginia's Ap- 1busmess meetmg . The m~ting palachlan Center.'' wa• opened by . the prestdenl, .1 Mrs. Turner reported on the Mrs. Kenneth R1dge. ~votlons ·'2 lanning Conference she at- were led by Mr.!l. Edwm_ Roush. .tende'd at Jackson's Mill . An- Ann.ual report~ were gt~en by Ji.ounced were the second Annu· standmg eommtttee charrman. ·iJ Arts Fair which will be held It was ann~unced. that the An, July 2-5 at Cedar Lakes nual May dinner would be held the Region 5 meeting on May 26th ~ the chairman, July 17th In the Appalachian Mrs. Larry Kmg. Huntington (members The nomtnatlng committee urged to attend) and the announced that they would re1 4th Field Day at' the Ohio ~ain the same of~icers for comVO:IJtov Experimental fi'arm mg year : . PresJ~t - .Mrs. Camp Conley, Pt. Pleas- Kenneth Rtd~e : Vtce President for which the Mason Coun- - Mrs . Edwm Roush; RecordHome Demonstration Foods ing ~cret.ary - _Mrs. Robert will be In charge of Curt1s; Correspondmg Secretary food. :- Mrs. Jack Welch; Treasur· Baakets made of willow ' ii!I· IW Dorotby Thorn of Letart, Va. were ahown at JackMUJ u well as a dulci(mUJicallnstrumentl which handmade by a Barber the meeting were Hudson, M r s. Mrs. Delbert Dorothy Cart· Cathtrine Rey· Florlne Finnicum, Murl Donald F. lloullb, Iii,~~~~==~Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. an Obllal«, Mrl. ~~~;.:. · Martha ~ a n d Mrs. Danald Mrs. ~­ KJoc, Hartley, Mrl. Larry Rlcl&nY. Mra. R. G. a.-, MlJ. WJlllaul Ruuell, snd :Mrs. H1k1a FoldinJ alumln11111 frame, brjgbtly pol. tshed. BnJht ed color web seatl and baob. ':Matebea tbe ebalse ·Jolinit. Hurry u d •t.ake od¥111111ge o1. us we're 1 "W•J Out" today! '1·~9 •nd $1.99 ' beat spring shades. Si?.eo 8~ to 10~. Sunday, May . West Virginia would e1 ly desroy It unleas people dld soinelblng .about it. Following the opeaklng REMEMBER MOTHER LIKES · A HANDSOME Miller compared the NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STYi.ES White and many colora leather11ke materia1a •. fib. ries and . woven ltrawt. Make your selection from ~~res of ibapel and sllel. ., ·$1.9' and $1.99 ) ona to long be remembered •• by Jtecfing a line gift from HER DAY GIVE HER A NEW SHE'lL LIKE Fashion"Jewerry daughter, Pt. New Pleasant; Robert Greer, Havan; Paul Rulllon, Leon; Mrs. dy . ~ Apple Gawe. · Long alwrilnum handlea, plastic head ear brush wilb water eontrol and shut off valve. LiKht weight and easy to bandle. $1.98 Velua _Discount Price 88c I=~.ru= Bemboo Laundry Btskats Buy One- Get One FREE. $1.98 Volue For Two! ~:~=~~?~~:: Discount Price Colort ' and 1tyJw _.,.di ,lor.: . IUIJimer wearlne. ' other 7-Piaca Gless ICI' Tee Sat Six 11 02. Swirl detiglt tumbler• with lar~:e so oz matcbiD,J: pitcher. Ice lip for euy pouring, Jusi l~e lbilll for servltll lbose taU cool d>'inks thio arrived new spring and summer styles in time for Mothers day. Bright n@W colon ln plain and printPd fabrics. · :~v~ $5.98 MOM WILL APPRECIATE NEW PAJAMAS - $8.95 BABY DOLLS- GOWNS . -nUs. .. : ,, Fine rayon tricot . IOWJII in . l'efUkr l.enllhs. Fino eotton ' ' ¥r l)dl1 ' $1·'' Guaranteed 10 Yean •150 DOWN and $1.99 DRESSES HALF SLIPS 4 Dr. Auto. trans. Radio and hea~ 58 ·Ford Custom s19 9 . ,_ 60 Rambler Am.erican • RebUilt eDJine. · .. alseiS,II.andL. A GIFT FQR MOM NEW COTTON DAY TIME DRESSES NEW SPRING AND SU-&R STYLES New pattern!, new colon, jult arrived in time for Mothers Day. Fine quality cottou for day tlme wear. lD the latest atylel for ~ mer wear. ALL SIZES .99 sz.s' """ o.u•t• Plllotl PRINtlp SHilts - . - - - - - 61 Chevrolet Biscayne NEW STYLES JAMAICA SHORTS S.PECI ALl .. '• ..,. ' 4 Cylinder, H,ater ton Jamaica Shorbl for wear around home O'f for aporto wear. Mom· will !lite I Jlllir, only _ . .. : ,.I"'' ~ .. .. _ - .. 33 ,..,.USED CARS -. _$,.00 .( - $1 · . ~!' (. jAir "{ ;~ ~ f. ~.:~:... \ .~ 1960 RENAULT s4;~!:8·~ •' Popular, comfortabla eot. " ' ) ..~. ;' :'pjy. MEKJS ., ~ . ", . BIC Ball Point Pans, 78c V•lue Look -at' this! Genuine Watennan-BIC pens as seen 2· • lbJY by ... Ladies Tennis Shoes %"X 50 FT. MAKING A PURCHASE IN OUR STORE THURSDAY MORNING RAIN BONNET & KEY HOLDER CASE Discount 84c ' ut SET OF 3 Discount Price 94c tte. Zipper Blanket Bags, $1.9B Velua for 2 'l'riple ply quilted front with fuU length 27 loeb zJpper. Quality plastic that can easily be clean~ with a damp cloth. 2 bags for 99c NEHt, 'TTLE $1.49 Value _ _ Discount Price 94c f. 81( Once again we are able to offer this sensational ...,. lue. Beautiful long stem assorted color roses, • natural that you will be1ieve that you can smeU their s OHicial League ~seball Excellent quality, machine wound, rubber covered co.mpound. ~e •.~b@IJ_.wi.t~kn'\1f Jeathl' oy~,t; 1 t; Discount Prlcff" ~ - . '"' '" 77c Professional Modal Baseball Glove Top p-aln nylon stitched cowhide a:love with custom built pocket and Duro-flex tailored pad. Perfect for the Utt1e League player. Discount Price $3.88 24" Inflatable Beach Ball The perfect companion to he swimming pool. Large 24.inch inflatable beach ball gaily decorated with various nautical flags and anchors. How ridiculous can you get! A once in a Blue Moon offer!! Your choice of twin or double bed size. Fine wov· fil'llt quality 100% Cotton Fitted Don•t ask us how WI dO it - d:on 't know etth er. Discount Price 48t dttt. • ...,er oetlon._ from fin.. vides instant control to any de&ired est mist to heavy stream. ~ay $1.29 Value _ _ Discount Price 77c e. ONE GALLON PICNIC JUG Everyone now knows the wonder· ful efficiency of molded "foam" plastic as insulation. This jug combines this amazing insulating quality with a ri.gid poly Jiner that gives you a jug which holds the cold much longer. A $1.98 Value DISCOUNT PRICE ~ ......_ . . ' • I •·~ •• ' I · ~ I I $1 00 • All Metal Tackle Box Seamless, one piece drawn steel with offset eover te make box waterproof. Rolled safety ediea, greea. baked on enamel finish. Full length tray with 3 compartments. Nickel plated hardware. Also can be ued as utility or tool box. 'I $1.98 Value_ Discount Price $1.38 Spin Casting Fishing Reel Metal housinli: with ZB1111Qk eears and brass bushJDCL Sensitive drag. Line capacity - 100 yards, 6 lit. monofilament. Gear ratio 1 :2.8. $5.95 Value _ Discount Price $3.33 Spin.C:ast Glass Fishing Rod Two-piece "GLAS-UTE" glass rod with metal balldie and comfortable cork pip, Three metal pid• and tip top. Length 8 feet. $2.95 Velua _Discount Pric. $1.94 WI Sponge Mop Refills, $2.00 Value for 2, Finest quality cellulose refill with heavy durable non-rusting aluminum baekine plate. Ea17 $1.88 Value - Natural Looking Vinyl Roses Cennon Terry Beth Towels, $1.47 Val. First quality full size terry cloth towels. Absorbent. Your choice of assorted beautiful aolid ~ol'¥ or multi-cold>ICll Jili'*iOM HO~ '!. , , •· Pittei-Grip · Ho~e Nozzle Discount Pri~ : '"'· 3 for§l.OO' .. Alnailng n.W self·locklng, non·sllp, Limited g Discount Pric. 94c delieate scent. $5.95 Value _ ., - Three pure bristle brushes: one each t, 2 and 3 ilx'll: sizes. These are quality brushes worth DWCh more than our low discount price. 4-lnch Nylon Paint Brush quality nylon bristles secured to lacquered wood handles with metal ferrules . REG. $1.69 VALUE DISCOUNT PRICE .. , •.••• , Folding Cenvu Stool, Prices Slesiwdt · Pollabed · 111tural'· bardwood frame witb otrong mu!U-eolond llriDe can.U ooat. Folda·..,...ctly, ,, ~w· lor ""'Pj.pteDicl, home ue, 1llidrWII .... .. llltl, eto. . $1.29' VIIu• :...._ Qiscount Price 77c uMirecle :Fo1mu • . Qt. Ice Chest A fm!il1 •.aflled, pottabl\,lll~c ponl1j-Complete witb dural!le,. "'~~' noiatUI aide handles and self. oeal,l nr. Ud. ~ llftnCib 011d YOrlllllllY wilb the moldetMn i!Po<o' dlndar. lic1tlptured two )olio ~ ·eolon wilb .eon-..lld. Slle' 17•121<13", llu)- 'younrtodoyJ .: . A \$2.49 Valu, DIHOunt Price $1.44 IG 3-Pc. Paint Brush Set, $1.49 Velue $1.98 Value Guaranteed 3 Yean Price _ $1.79 VALUE last Jumbo Garment Bags with Moth B1llt Jumbo 54" bag of tough clear plastic with rustproof frame and quilted top. Sturdy, double hook hanger and long 30'' zipper. Permits capacity of 1" p.rmentl Off. color sneakers are the fad today and these are ready made. The vinyl portion Is IUgbtly ofi eolor to tile canvas, but a rwish of the polish brush will match If you prefer. You have never been able to buy such a value and probably never again . Imagine, a first quality ihoe at less than balf.pricel ·' CUST~RJ . t Discount Price READ THIS ." OFF COLOR" STORY! )1-'·•·: 1.ron!rlbtJo• " on T.V. Won't smear, clo& or. akip. Ideal for borne. office or school. Medium-point - Assorted Colors. Yoo aet· two 39c BJC peJ;~S for less· th.an the cost of one! Diseouht Price · · · pens for 28c COnON SHEETS Heater SPRING MAID "EMIROIDERED ROSE" . 7211101• TwJn .flltM· aqUnder 2 Dr. 8 'cylinder. Standml trantl. · Ratllo tiJl4 · TO SHEETS •• 2 Dr. e cylinder, atandard trantl. Heater SIZES S, MaL Discount Price 24c Lllrga 10 Gel. Poly Garbage Can 69c Value Discount Price 34c A heavy weight, beovy duty can that Ia unitary , • and euy to keep clean. Pennonent non·fadini · Inflatable Air MaHrass eolon. Rustproof - ean't chip or clellt. Tlaht For -aU around relaxation on the beach, in the pool, flttinC cover. SWtable for outdoor or Indoor use. camping or travelinC, be sure to have several of p $I OO these king size 69x27" .mattresses with full size pil. • $2•49 V e IU8 - D IICOUnf rice • low. Made of embossed laminated vil<gin vinyl Wa· ter and leak proof. Poly Freezer Contelnan $2.00 Value_ Discount Price $1.00 Sanitary frooted white poly fOod eontolners with IIJht fllllnl eoven. Stacks easily. Perfect foc ...lnflataltl.a Swimming Pool freeztne ud ltorint preserves. jellies. vegetables. ;. · Finest heavy ·gauge material with .~pte emboued frujll ,e. u .. te PINT SJZI, Worth Mueb Moro Discount Prlco 7o side nJ!s. Colorful printed .. bottom and c01hiony. QUART Sill, A 'JCtc Volut • DIMOUnl Price t2o Doubli: rilll consll'uctlon. Trouble free, ~proof, non-citrrQS:Ive valve for easy infiatina- Size: 55xl2 inches. Green wltb white ripple. Pelnt Roller and .Pen Discount Price $2.88 AU melal point pan Ol>l!!flel.a with 7 Inch roller. $4.00 Value _ Blltll't ·to 110t thta ....,_leombinatlon oflor a t _ . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - lbll low, low prico, · Fltttd Twin or Double 98c Velue . Discount Price 68c 59 Plymouth Fury ... $1.88 Price _ p,91 VALUI ' Sllpa tblt llotbor will Uka. Double panel fine nylon tricot materiala Ia IIWll' •IJI. e• ond a!uato 'II. PreiiJ111IQ'Ion tricotpelll · •ltPI pOpular eoat acylei. Beautlful)J loee trimmed and Ia Dts-nt I ' ,.. x50 I'T. . LACE TRIMMED NYLON $1.99$ lSO feet for what you .would pay for 25 elsewhere! Leas lban 800 miles. Like new NEW BUDGET PRICED s Discount Price 99c Two ply 100% Jinyl plas. tie hose. Unaffected by heat or cold. SOlid brass leak proof coupUngs. Now a saving• like thbl you have enough to reach corner of your lawn. CUSHMAN SCOOTERS Ne#3 Cushman --- *545 1961 Cushman - - · -*325 FIN. COTTONS-RAYONS AND UP TO $16.95 n.e l TO THE FIRST 144 FREE ADULT Discount Price GARDEN..JIOSE NYLON .. SLEEPWEAR · LACE TRIMMED AND SLIPS and Both lior 99c SO FT. PLASTIC "PHIL MAID'' 7 c s1· .. oo · 7 Hundreds to choose from. Just lbiOIW Window Brush CHOOSE FROM MANY •' ..peclally usembled tor Jlolbera · BRIGHT NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES s & Discount Price 19c A $2.00 Velua _ TAitQRED ttfLE See thil uew <eoll~tton of pretlJ eo&tuzpe DRESS Beautiful new Dresses at a budget pri<"e. In a bi·g choice of plain coIon and printl. Dresses that will delight Mom on her apeeial day. Aluminum Chai~e Lounge Stroitc ilgblweljht aluminum frame with bright Car " A .GIFT . 39c Value 39c Velue · . lured ot your Stiffler Store, NEW SUMMER Good quality r.ayon paint roller cover replacement for 7" rollers. $5.98 Vahle IWilttler: ONe 7-lnch Paint Roller Cover · ping, etc.••• lng" lttmo now being lt1• MOlNER A $2.00 Value_ Discount Price 99c ea 5-Qt. Peint & Utility Peil liJihly veraaWe atze polyelbelene poll. Accurote meuuring marks. Reinforced bottom and rim. Calor fast. 8ll<" top diameter, 7" hllb. Ideal for many U&el such 11 painting, ear washing. mop- hundred• of "Mom Plea.. FOR switch. White cloth shades with trim. A real buy! $1 0;95 Velue _ nlscount Price 6.88 Pleawrt VIIIey Hoopltol ADMITTED: Charles ton, Leon; Milton Selby, Pleasant; Mrs. Monroe Ashton; Lutlter Youns. Ashton; Mrs. Joseph Letart; Mra. Willard lipolls Ferry; Mrs. Edna Pt. Pleasant; Earlie Pt, Pleasant. DISCHARGED: Betty trum, Henderson; MrL non Hol<emb, Pt. Pleasant; M~: Charles Noal and son, Weal C lumbla; Teresa Sayre, Pt. sa~t; Mra. Bonnie Hill an Discount Price 8$c with gold trim. Black bakelite 'socket with push thru uaorted color web seat and back. Adjustable to five poaitioru. . HANDBAG Full · 16-oz. Crystal Clear glasses with eut design, weighted base and rolled edges. Twelve of these aparkling beauties at a kind to your budget prlcel Each Set of 12 in Box. !Boudoir umps Lo•vely modem design in beautiful soft pastel colora !::::~Tobacco ~d ,~::~~ $]..99 • 12 Piece Gluslce Tea Tumbler Sat $1 .79 V elua Discount PrJ .. lOth. Make her clay a hoppy reported that er - Mrs . Donald F . Roush. Cox of the Dept. of Com- I The club conducted The CanCharleston ls interested Icer Drive in town OD April 30th West Virginia handi- with Mrs . Ocmald Bailey u to exhibit and chairman. They voted to sponat the Arts Fair In July. She sor a hooth at the Dr. Bryant !,)~~~~ .t~'":: In particular articles Day In New Haven on July 4th. They also voted to sponoor the concession and tickf't stand at the New Haven Pool again this summer. It was announced th.at the club is still selling napkins and aiJ occasion c;~rds. They declded to take orders and 1 ell spring flower bulbs. They vot· ed to spon!Or a Festlvol In tho near future, Mrs. Mark Ward was appolnt.ed chairman. The hosteues, Mrs. Mark Ward, Mro. Karl Wiles 1 n d Mrs. Billy Ray Ward served refreshments to u- ottending: Mrs. Paul Rickard, Mrs. tiful. Take your choice o1 either sheer or mesh in the Remember Mother on Mo- lhtn Day - beautiful l"'ints. stylel for d~u. caaual ·or aporta wear. SHEER 6 MESH SIAMLISI Cannon hoseseamleu and beaU· •• ·Mrs. Turner of wood. Shop owners be put in touch with lhe of various products are homemade and for 7 9( 99( ~otton• iA plain white, -eolon And Fine new Sheer nylon hose in the beat shades~ aelt aeam. Sizea 8~ to lO'ril. DAY I rl ' 51·15 GUAGE HOSE fhe Bend .Hustlers 4--H Club SUMMER TO PLEASE "MOM•. .. ' SLEEVELESS AND ROLL UP · ~TYLES CANNON QUALITY club NM . NYLONS · met for thetr reguJar monthly meeting on April 'l1 at 7 p.m. at The City Building. The meeting was opened with singing of the 4-H song, "West Virgi~ ia Boys and Girls," followed by the 4·H pledge. For devotions the 4-H Bible verse w.1s said bv all and they sang " Have Thine Own Way." . ·. BLOUSES :u:: . SHEER DRESS , ton ; Margaret Ellen Call, Clif· B~ND HUSTLERS Web Lawn Chairs PREnY,. topetl. p ntvmlty •·' llbmy " eSATURDAY 'ES MOTHER'S DAY ·GIFTS FEATURED IN ·ALL STIFFLER STC),R.· · co- i · Hogg &Zuspan Materials c:o~ SHE NEEDS, SHE WANTS ~ r •• eFRIDAY GeD- ' , 1---------New Haven lumbia · Carlotta May Mason ;' Sharon Lois Brinker, Letart ; Beverly Ann Burns, Clif- ~ uetP Ntumed from.lbt erol iiiiiiiiiiiiii Soci·ety Notes Boyf'r _I Jean Boswell, We<t villted ber IIIIer, Mra,. WUU. Ducldlnf Ht1 ~· • . ,•. Mrs. F1onnCe 'n!el8 !* ti;en -CIIJ ""orda.. e11QSDAY · dreB ol Mt. BllldJ,, CIIIICII'j!la New Furniture Columbia ; David Wrntzell , U- : Gratus Ann Aldridge , Mason ; Carolyn Jt>an Bland, Letart; DAYS ~ Ll~. J'la. ' • ''' · : : Mn. SJiola Co1lt\» lllll cliJI.. entertained their wives on Mr. and Mrss. John Fry vtaltevtnint at their reg· ed on Sunday ill Zanesville, dinner meeting, held at Ohio, : ford'. ofter.,......P . .... ' '"'!b Yllilllllr ·• 3 ROOMS ~:"~' H~~~; ~=~ ~:~~::: ;~~; g:~~~:" s~~,~an. tart · Richard Lambert , Hart- ~ ~ lmllh ~ .n. !Ui'ned..,. OMI.Yf299 nts Kimes , Hartford ; Thomas en eDorothy Wi~ifred Smith, Marks, New Haven Ma.son. Sharon Lee Smith Clif· 0 -3 .~ Mra. Xliopp wu token.. wiD& avt replacement. Will fit all leading I>Nnda oueb u 0. Cedar No. 76 and No. 808, Perma Prou, Tldae, ltolll"'! Mop, Time Saver, Weco, ete••• Discount Price 2 for $1.00 ' �-- ' • • ' J • Joppa • d w c I £ omen omp o.nn 0 Harrle • s T.• Society Notes 1 . Lack 0 f TIme to ave Ime Sal<.; Cl;,.,., d s:e I Dan~_ing from 10 pm til12 ~ 1 Pia•• Ahead Wallace Again Shakes up Democrats Henry Ford II gains time by organizing it - writing ::Jown thina:a to be done for 8.8 much as ooe month ahead. Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest. former U. S. treasurer, saves time by usinG a telephone headset w hich leaves her hands lree for other , B RAYMOND LAHR chores while ,she wall.s, or Y Press International talk United s. WASHINGTON IUPII - Gov Some women use smafi·slzed i George C. Wallaee of Alabama atationery- less time spent on jarred the national Democratic wriUDI· Mary Margaret Me- party again today with a decBride il repo11ed to have gone llaration of independence in his even farther by using poatcardl home state and an Jmpressive lor corresponde-nce. lbut se<'ond best vote in the fnThe late Mrs. Franklin 0 . diana presidential primary. As expected, Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona easily deALL GOOD I~ IRAND _ pk~. feated Harold E. StaJ;sen in the Indiana Republican presidential primary. By adding Indiana's sLJcec 32 national convention votes on April lt, 1964 t.he first ballot. Goldwater's Swisher - LohH' 487 headquarters claimed 264 of the _____ T. Baile)· 492 655 votes needed to win the T. Bowen 399 presidential nomination. L. DIVll 451 Party primaries to nominate A. Scarberry 485 candidates for various ofFices W. Wlllord 2311 were held TUesday in Alabama, Total oms~g ~- 1~. Indiana, Ohio, Florida, , OI~Jho-IJ Woo I Lost % rn~, ~U!.,Jvlexico and Mr. Beo - - - - lb. trtct of~otttmlia. 489 tho nailonar rn..te 0 . Dodson Blind 1ao 1 rights were heard in lo1~e,II'SJI"' ' 500 ' In Ohio and F'lorJda as well as C. Spencer R. Capehart ~!~ Iin Alabama and Indiana. Blind Wallace made himsel~ 243 W. Youna: symbol of opposition te ;lli.oll .•: 336 M. Werry 101 John.-::on adminislralion's: civil Handicap 2417 rights program. Total In the Alabama primary, a Woo I Loot 1 Wallace-barked ~late of onpledged presidenlial electors KAC Jewelers 1-lb. 562 won a runaway victory over e J. Sisson can I slate plodwed to support the 440 T. Reuter nominee of lhe national Dem~ P. Radford 435 cratic party . Thus Alabama's G. Wlln~ · 59l 10 electoral votes can be witln- 11 R. Boweo 601 held from President Johnson JIFFY BRAND 'total 2631 after the eJection next Nove·m · Woo I Loll I ber. IU Supermark•t 439 R. Rupe 491 J. Johnson 516 S. Tedesco JEAN PARKER-13 EGG RECIPI B. Chisler 438 43! F. Reichert Handicap 108 A&P BRAND 4 BISCUIT MIX 2123 Total W• I Loot I lhlvit E. Perry R. Carson C. Bahr BUnd R. Batley Handicap TOll! Wta t Lost I Blue & Grey V. Wippel A. Cootes ·B . Gru..er B. Porter J . Duerr . Total :, 1f011 I Lolli 0 526 466 343 390 485 20i 2411 443 497 528 575 545 LillY BRAND Barbecue Beef - - ... 59c 1Jifces. 11588 CAP BRANII Roast Beef 12-oL49 ••• c ORANGE-LEMON FLAVOIIIII Dlt1NK Reymers Blend I I All retails In this ad effective thru Sat. PROZIN - - - - - - ." . '·' 2 :;.·7CJc April Zl, IN4 Pomeroy Cemelll Block Clalworlhy ~ Duerr 557 R. Davis 41% Anderson 434 Sauer 4ll7 Total 2400 Woo I Los! I PoiDII G Pbllllpo Bar 499 Silvera m Walker 438 Lohse Ml Schoenleb 493 Hawley 2396 Total WCN> I Loot I Po1Dt1 I II&R Flretlolle ~ Haggerty 5<H R. Batley 522 Wag'ner 449 L. Smith &12 D. Miller 2521 Total woo s Loot t P - t PLUMBING I HEATING 0., May 6, 1964-llCLAIMS VICTORY COLUMBUS (UPI) - Dr. B. Livingston Jr., chalnnan the Ohioans for Go1dwater, said U. S. Rep. Robert Taft's landslide victory in TUesday's pri· mary wa1 a viCtory "for thOtie Republican principles which are so we11 articulated by Sen, Barry Goldwater." new iiiJj;;;r!'nept St.ore 510 Joe Bailey 494 Wippel McElhinney : COLUMBU~p~r,'_ All J. Bachner Stobart 511 Ute 83 counties except P~;~~~~ :~';:,~g:IJ4l to 20 per cent more 2437 approved the $500 miillim or up to 15 acres, Total way construction bond tosua Is larger. If the 1964 allot- ' Won I Lost 3 Points I Tuesday's electlon&. ls 13.5 acres or less_. the Ien1tire allotment can be divertBleluor Block for payment. On a farm with ~ D. Roush a 50-acre 1964 allotment, for 486 McELROY WINS John Sisson CLEVELAND (UP!) the minimum diver· 433 Capehart mer Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy. sion would be 11.11 per cent of ' &14 H. Miller appointed county recorder last 50 or 5.6 acres. Since the 1961 rol 2473 year, was nominated as a can- allotment already represents a Total dldate for that office ill reduction In the farm's wheat W01tl Lost I Points I day's Democratic primary. Syrao"'• Ball Park FREE ORCHID Damewood SI8 High Single Garno Duerr, CORSAGE PIN Grueser 438 2W MOTHERS DAY WEEKEND E. Roush 470 High Dories - Duerr, 557. Fri.-S.t., M•y 8-9 Jngelo 459 No Purchase Required High Team Game - PornoSylvester 472 C•rtiflod Gao Statton Totul 2357 roy Cement Block, 818 High Team Serloa H • R Woa I Loot Z Point. J Pomeroy W. Mlin St. Fireotone, 2521 diet-rite. I eCoats ePurses eJewelry SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COLA, NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. Phillips Sisters Style Shop THEY ARE VALUABLE! WE WILL PAY 1ft CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY. Court St., Pomeroy Thanks to Kroger Volume. ,. ,. '. Cake Mixes Rib Roast 77c WELL lb. TRIMMED TENOERAY. WMITI YELLOW SPICE DEVIL'S I'OOD ·~ 0&. pkfil. ' I TASTY-MILD FLAVOR __ --· I Cut c lb. s·lrIom. Steak 0 .l loMie• Rum, Jh Slrlolft T;p • • • • • • .... 7Sc Rib Steak •••••• lb. 75e • lnolloh For . . Ttlftlfa ' .,.' ,. DOMINO Sugar Pure Cane c - - . l'INIIAI'I'L., •• AI'II ~ .... soc Ice Cream 3":.:'SOc Tomatoes Cream Pies --:--.- 3 89c Pre,f¥es: ~..;-· 2,~ SOc Ceunlry CJulll - l'la. . . 14 ,: ' . ,;, 1 Th<Wfy ' 2No~ SOc Peaches Pinto Beans ..... . 4 ~ 39c 5=SOc Soup earn,••• una Fish - '- - . 2~SOc 2:.c SOc . Bleach 2 ':.:SOc Westfield A&P FAOZEN-CUT:or I'RINCH STYLI Z.~.~. 29t "BEEF SALE" T-Bone ••· 89c ••· 99.c Cube 89c Roast ....,.,. . ••· 49c Roast Beef ~~~ 4 . . $1. II .. "' BRUSSEL SPROUTS 1 - - - -••. 2 5 c rei!• A&P I'ROZEN Full Roast Canned Hams _.._., J! s2.3o .TOWELS6 '1·00 . ,o.o.. S9 3 GREEN .BEANS-- *"'· c ~ndwlchH ....... 10c W•lnero .......... 12 oz. 39c Bologna, Ploce .. .. .. . lb. 39c Ham l NS4 ""· ______________ ::'S9c RlNSO BtUE ,f Coupon Expires Sat., May 9, 1964 Cube Steak lb. 99e lit. Steak of $10 or More c PEA IIANS or 10c OFP LAIEI. With C011pon and Purcha.. T-Bone Steak ... $1.09·- ~:;el~d-::;- - 37' LONGHORN • • "No--. . ............... _., . lb~ "THRIFTY 200 Extra Top Value Stamps Sirloin Steak PRiiPARED ' only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all eHats ' 3!:-!tJ$1-00 Golden cola Day Dresses 1 lneii/JS . ITATLIA IRAND 3, ~~:.·.... 89c DELAWARE CIJPI) - CIIJ Edhor•o Note' '11111 II t h o voters Tuesday upheld Ill enlhl~ond of lour 1rUcW1 Ja . off a •!reel .to pet'-' once closmg whlctl On. WaUacfl Barr mit Ohio Wesleyan Unlvel"'lly ,;, ud Jolm Boltam, Olilo Stato build a $1.8 million libruy' " Ualverolty EJ:tenlloD econ• on the Iormor street. The IV·~·' mlttl, espial• tor Ohio farm· brary was made Jl0611ibly 1!Y Ill en 10me of tbe tmportan& · · , · • · · · · ·.. anonymous J_l_ r'nillion. contribUJ " previsions or the 1914 wheat WHAT YOU CAll DO FOR YOUR COUNTRY-The new U.S. Savings Bond, intro- . tion to tile Unlversity last " progr•m. duced • tbe ltll& of the "'Operation Security" drive for the sale of bonds, btoars a COLUMBUS - I> wheat far· portrait of the lite John F. Kennedy. Below it are hjs memorable words:. "Ask not who signs up to participate wh~t your coualrf can do for you-ask what you ca.11 do for yoW' C:OWlt.ry.• in the 1964 program and carries out all the provisions wi!J be el· for marketing certificatYo~r Dependable with a cash value and pay- acreage, 50 acres of wheat could IUbtraeted when the 1964 a1let- SAKER WINS I Dealer For COLUMBUS IUPli - Theoa conservation use, according 1 not to divert any additional Drs. WaUace Barr and John acres from , production. 1 Diversion payments per acre Saker, former first assist- · Bottum Ohio State University on each farm will bl ooe·!ilth ant to former Atty. Gen. Mark AN II Extensi~n economists. . In thi~ example, Drs. Barr of the county price IUPPOrt loan McElroy, won the Democral· A farmer who produces with· and Bottum note , the voluntary rate multiplied by the farmtos ie nomination Tuesday for coun· In his 1984 allotment needs the idiversion coold be as much as normal yield of wheal. In ty prooecutor. defeating former acreage reduction re- 20 per cent of 50 or 10 acres. Ohio, the averaR• price oupport Miami County Rep. J ..eph Phone WY·2·2551 of 11.11 per cen:, These 10 acres, plus tho mini- loan rate Is fl.35 a buahel.~"~So~ 1;M~urpb:;~Y~·,._,._,._,._,._=,._.;..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:;;; economists explain. T h 1s mum diversion of 5.6 acres, Ohio's average diversioa his farm's share of make a total of 15.6 acres eligi- ment will be 27 cents lont!·fifth difference between 53 mil~ ble for diversion payments if tof the loan rate) times the · acres and the 1964 nation- devoted to approved conserva· 'farm's normal wheat yield. al allotment of 49.5 million ac- lion uses and if other program The signup period for t h e res. He also must divert to con· provisions ere carried out. program is May 1 through May serving uses this acreage equal The farmer would still have 15. Wheat Carmen should check tc 1U1 per cent of his allot- 40 acres available for growing with their county ASC or Exwheat. The 5.6 acres minimum tension office! to obtain more In 'addition, a producer may diversion already has been I information about the program. QIIAIITIIS Paper NAPKINS:,1sol9' PA Orange Drink -. Olt ,ltOZIN ANGEL FOODcAKELa~ 39' PINTO· HI.C BltANII FRUIT PUNCH Oil LIBRARY .wPROVED DRUM STATLER BRAND 1VIUMier Tuettday'•i ,.. I Middle~~-~o~eroy BREASTS ,_.-...,...5~ -:.... · .........;..--, SUPER-RIGHT~ BEEF :Appfe\Sauce 69c \\ ROASTERS O:.~DY - - - - ... 39c .. 39c LE.GS ,•••H ITICK & THIGH-------~• .39( CHICKE.N ,RONT or HIND-------- "' 35\ ·( ---:--- _::=:::...---,;_----. Pom~y-Middleport, \ CHICKEN-As You Like It! ( Dally Sentinel, ! ,, 2 89 SLICED BACON BEEF LIVER -----~~- 39c WIENERS ~~Le!e·~~H-T ·~· 49c POT PIES ::~~~·T_ 5 ';~';. 79c FRESH SMELTS 27C 49c r.a.._;;;,;;;;;___ ( lb. SMALL TYPE- BIG VALUES l J j c I BOWLING ~ I ' I c eWmel II wootl AN TH Plumbing • Heating l Fresh Picnics Smoked I'""P" wllll help keop the acbooiJ oegregat.ed, ,... _.,.ec~ 111 ON y J .. ~· !UPrl - '1111 kal IU ..W ICMol -~. hll-t.l:y tllll!'ll id by Civil riglt'~ Explained GABLES i u:n 1PPIUiftD Provisions tf I 1 I N 0 TI cEl AJ. IMrs. • ,,' ' New Wlreat 'o .• May 0, 1. . . - - - - - - - - AJI!'Il meed111 at the ohurdt. tlly ol La!lml~ Yllltetl .,., !be ....,)tend .tth Mr. ud Mrt. 10.DIU1 .!enUnel, Po!nll'llf·Middle The meetlnt! opened with pray. Iday with ber oistet'8. Mr. and !)ale Barr and family. , tr by Mettle Benedum and Leo Boaton and Mr. an.l . I lee Barr. Otbel"l present W0\'9 Mrs Cla1'9nce Boker and lam- Sunday VISIIG!'• .,. r.lo. and AI Mar11aret Groesnlckle, Glenda uy. · Mrs. L. 11. Barr on<1 Arthur S.nedum Lovin& BraDDDn fU. we\'9 Mr. and Mro. Horaelt Barr s.OMET~ · SP~CIAL AT ... Ia and ~y. Mr. and Mra. George Reed of Pitllbllrgh and Mr. .• n prayer by Lovilia ....., calllnll on Mr. and Mra. Mro. Ru.soell 81!'1' of VIenna. : I=N , llv GAY PAULEY 1Roosevelt'• formula: Eliminate Mr. and Mro. George Reed , · Harold Bro..- Mr. and Mrs. . , ...•' · UPi Womeo's Editor unnec<~~sary slave • of • h•blt I ~ere VISiting Mr. and Ml"l. Ella Barnhart ol Pomeroy "-arl DU!on and Mr. and Mrs. REAI\1 A1'i'ACK DEAM 'FRI£1A'Y. SA,,..,~AY ' \ .A I NEW YORK (UP[)_ Today things that fritter away time ernon Reed and ~amily at spent a weekend recently with Harold Bronhart, 1'90ently. , Muatc ly.tM G....., G1blei l1!14 ·I •• turn our attention to the Stop doing whot you must lh~ Waldo, recently. Mr .. and Mrs. Pearl Dillon ~nd Mr. and Mrs. l.eolle Sear-l Each year, approldmate!1 Gene Woody~ 11 the plano ancllUclw'd Brumflel4· -t httrr~ woman who complains difrkul! way. ,Teaeh yourself to Recent visitors of Mr. a n " Ifam~y · ~lsoWwas calUna brough and son of Cleveland 80,000 men dje pre...,tiltu.rely In on the druma. ·ar~ng 7our frle~ and meet your 'IJ like most of lJOclety that Lhere to two or threet hings together. 1Mrs. Winnie Bailey Wfl:l'f Mr.l0 : ~-an Plsi ebb Sprque W!re callina on "fr· and Mrs. the United S~tet bprt at1 111 friends at the G,.en ·Gablett where eood food It 1' not enough time these day• i' Compile& Treat!.. and Mrs. Holw-t Day and fam- · ppers a · A. E. Wy.,. 5 Jed famUy, re- tacks associated ' witlr cigarette served. to save timE' The way the famous save jJiy and friend and Mr. and Evelyn MuQC.try hU gone to lcently .,_. __ /< smoklng . ThedeM~rate from But <'an be done There Is time and the way the rest of Mrs. Floyd Barnhouse and son Massachusetts wbere her hus. Mr , and Mrs. Douglas Bissell this cause 1s approJ.lmately eq~ 11 hope even far thP ·confirmerl 1us can learn from them are tn- lof Shade. band has employment. 'land sons of Columbus visited ual to the estimated number or prOM'!I.~tlnators who 1 pend eluded in a . treatise ~mpiled Mrs . Opal Har~s has return- Jimmy Brannon of ~ansfield recently. with Mr. and Mrs. Per- men w~o dle pre~ture.ly of ell more time working up to doing by West clox m connection with ~ ~ horne after bemg a patient spent the weekend w1th Mr. ry CUrtis and family. oth"!r di!!&St!l!l BSSQCiat~ . wJtb Loc1Mcllllout 12 MIIHIOUih of Mlddlepert en At. '·• things tho to doing them. daylight saving lime which . m the Camden Clark Hospital. and Mrs. Harold Brannon. Mr. and Mrs. Buford Blake smoking, lnoluc!lni lUng eancor, " began Aprtl~8 1n most of The Joppa W.S.C.S. beld its Mrs. Deosie Wells and lam- and daughter of Marion spent according to lh~ American }!earl --- . ~- .. - - - - - - - - · --- -...::....._--=·--·1f you want to ~ueeze a f~w lton more. minute~ oul of each day • Dl~ficull as It i to bel' ' . h f th s 1eve. 0 liste-n to ow some e ex- say the dockmaker re~archperts managt or have man- ers. an t>Xtra 15 minutes a day aged . Iwould enable one in a year to Scm. Margaret Chase Smith, . read the whole Bible twice, the R -Me .. tries to start each day complete works of Shakespeare as early as pos!lble. claiming once. she can get twice M much In short, nearly 90 hours work done in the hours before saved fur something you want YOUNG T!NDIR .. · e a.m. as after. Arthur Godfrey to do like taking those neglect· SUPER-RIGHT SHORT SHANK "": ~ to 9 lb. believes he aav~ 20 minutes ed piano lesson• or the adult each day simply by getUn& up t education course in decorating. when he wakes up. AdvMJee fur Thun PMs apr 23 Women's View ,•. • I" • . ·t'~,. ' ' ·.·;" , .. ; ., \ (t~ "j,', <!lciffee • Corn 5- 39c Strawberries ..... 3•··· $1 Fr. . . . . . . . ·lioT BOUSE Tomatoes I �' ••I ' • • ~. . .... ake ·Hay In May ..... Want , , ------ s,L .• , tlassified .... 1 '"~''' ~ -rt·~ ., . ... - -...• f 2 S~NS 1963 Tempest LeMan• Conv. 1!00M 1Pi)11Dent $2395 ll -c=--=-:==:--5.:.._8.:.._8t _ e':- sharp Interior with white vinyl bucket aeat, black top, red body, f &peed trans., 186 h.p. engine, radio, whitewolls, deluxe trim. $2395 NEW MODERN apartments. Two and three bedrooms. IS miles from Kaiser plant. All electric birck, beautifully Suber Sport Equipment, 827 cu. in. VB engine, automatie trans., PS, P Brakes, radio and heater. Beautiful red finish decorated plastered walls.Tiled baths with tub and show· 1962 Chevrolet Impala Cpe. Results. 1elevision Revue 81111..... ·s.rv~wUh bath. I========:;! ' EXPERIENCID AUTOMOBILI w~ Wheel Ahqnment AND Brake S.rvlce { Blaettnars WY 2-214J c:.m.-.- c.'*" ------- I \ ~~~~ · .JPIDj tD tit up 111e »rs• c:ln·n!r• ltll o . f fol OiiUri" ~ v1tww ,_. ........_.. iiLicb cater. 1111!111111 lncNiillllc • IIICIIIpr, .wtbtr. II •'1\im, ' ~ t ,) .j ' Jtck w. c.ne,, . I Bil! Wellman, Les WiJiiamsoo F Tiffin Jewelers, Phone 50. tt 1 .,om1 Pleuant. W. Va ' 10111c WHEN YOU USE ABC Cleaners '!!Free Storage Plan" you get 'JUg, beautiful empty closet IP8ce in eschange fnr all the room occupied by the family's Winter clothing. Here's how it wgrks. Bring in all winter clothes or call us for pick-up and we will "Protes·,ionaiJy" dry clean them at regular rates, with free .' proofing and h~ng tbem up lor storage In sealed coda,.. lzed bags and whon you are ready lor them, 1101! lall, call us or let our routeman know bociiDfli of lL'!'::!"~- M. R&vtno -~·llftl'IPI7 M.Tblnlllk: Cbbl. 38. Mwolcal t inltr1lmon 311. AelOIIO 4ll.l4acaw: -. 1.11. ABNER ....,,_,..... ,.......,.,. OOGPA~ KIDS Qulle -H. A l l - , llltinlnl lntantly J) • - v CRYPTOQUIJfl!l - Here'o how to work It: Ali:YDLBAAXR 1o LONGFELLOW One letter limply ·~ for another. In thla sample A I• used tor the three L'•, X for lat. ~ O'a, etc. Slnele letters. apoa· trophies, the length and fonitation oC the words are all hint., Ea.r~ d"Y the eode letterl au different. A L~~ - RNO ~EB XZRF Cli7Ptog..., Quo-a ZY BO OTWOK B TIP ET\10• QDORBIZRG : - YBORBOBOB 5-6 _ Jt, Morn, you didn't SfiY not to get oandyl You aald you didn't want. to find any in the crocetteo · I broucht homo!" ...,.. s •3o-·..... -- Yeaterl1ay'a Cryptoquote: THE Gh..:JA'!'l!:ST MISTAKE IS 'TRYING TO BE MORE AGREEABLE THAN YOU CAN IIIII.BAGEHOT <C 1914. Kll.l' ,._tlttttl Syndicate, I I ~) WMPO Radio MONDAY THRO FIUDAY &:00 Slgu on News 1:115 Sacred Hearl 1:20 Colllltry Jamboree 1:30 Farm News 6:3.l Pat Butb'am, M·W·B' 1:4ii Meigs Ct Agr. Ext. 7:00 NeWD 7:01i Breakfast Party 7:311 Newa 7t35 Pleken= Batdwue l'l'uea.·Thlltll.) 6:05 CoUntry Music Time 1:211 CQu.o~ .. Jamborea 1:35 Jolm Hal'IIW 8:4ii Country Expri!SII 7:05 Breakfast Party l:li Jooes Buick Show 10:15 1be Good Life 10:35 Music In The Air 10:40 Under Ohio Skies LITTLE ORPHAN 4NNI. 10:45 This Is Music ll:ai Top Teo Show 11:35 Top Teo Show (llullolll) 7:50 News Report 12:00 NOilll NeWI 8:1111 Breakfaat Party 12:15 Musical Interlude 1:15 Bright Star Sbow-1'hun. 12:30 Rev. MerllD 'feets 8,30 Van Patrlcll Sporta 1:00 Platter Part• U< Baker Fumlture-Wed-Frl 5:00 Sl!lldown Seionade 1:51i Open House 0:00 Sign Off t:IJO New• 9:115 Coffee Wltb Janel SllNUAY 9 41> Betty Newton 7:'JO Slgu On lO:Ilfl Minllterlal &uoc. 7:35 Army Hour 10:20 Country Hoe Down 8:05 Herald ol Trutb 11 :Dii Swap Sbop 1:3li Boor 01 Deliverance II: I~ Coimtry ~ M-W 9:110 Wings of Healing 11:1& MaaOD Ct. Agr. Ext>Tue 1:3li Bible Speab ID You 11.1~ A.S.C. Program-Frl 10:00 Voice of Prupbecy 11.11 Family WorsniP-Thun. 10:35 Wash. Reports to People tl:ill Fum Bureau 11:1111 Counll')' Hymn Time 11:.. 'l'loy's Country llymnt 12:00 Noon NeWIJ !2100 N0011 Report 12:!5 The Search 11:11 Music Just For You 11:30 Re9. Merl!D Teets 11:16 Qauller'a Gueat Slar-J'rl 1:00 Billy Gralwn 11130 Music Just For .You 1:35 Lutheran Hour I100 P~tter Party 2:00 The Church At ~ork f:l6 Blaetlllar Sbow-Tues. 2•11 The Navy Swbrp t:30 Local Newa 1:311 The 81& Lie f:if -ling floorea S:OO The Quiet Hour 1:00 Suutlowa lllroaade 1:3li Sunday Sbowcase l:tlll Sip 0!1 1:00 Baptist LaJ~~~~D's Hour SATUIIDA'I 1:3li W«<4 fD Rmew 8:80 Sip Oil f:tiO Sip Off Br GEOitGE WOHDEII .c HOW Wi> -n.E PAlm'? ANP••• El2 .. HON DID WENDLE ~ G:JNruCT, HJM5ELF? *'' ... . ........... ,.._............. FOB 8ALB Wanted ar. eavtty . · U . Toptller 44. Bolute «i. Bcottlah- ~==lUi~= and they will be handed to you cleaner, brighter. newer. Remeber the sto!·a~•• I , Ia Free. Pay Nest Fall ~ l)ellvery. A.8.C. Cleoners laJ1t Laundry. Mason, W. . ~- 3-5543. 4 3 90te ilq;Jjberton Beauty A~ademy: ~. 'Classes now forming . Enroll . e.· ' f\lr new classes starting . · and June write, rail or • ' On tbe pay 81 you go · p1b. Soutbert~n Beauty Acadellly, 30 North Court Slreet, Alllens, Ohio. 4 30 6tc t1an a . Epoch 1· =~ .:0. 31 ~~ ..... • · -~ • u........ Bib. '* ... buy, sell and trade guns '·-....-... ,t, Poe'l bird: oil GUNS l:; : :Act wlldiJ' 118.Ta-. ubalr lit. :Metolllo 5 oo Community Ne111 lot~\' nntoUGH ,RIDAV 5 ~ - World. National Newo $ 15 Spotlight OD Sporta &;u iiqp 5 25 Wealher 5115 Mntleil Clock uo Dinner MUIIcale 7::!0 NoW. HeadUnea ( 8:00 S•nset Blvd. 7:3l Mutlcal Cloc' · · 7.:00 Sip Off 7•41 1be UtellDa SATURDAY a:oo Ohio vane, Newa ua Sip on a World. Natlollal Ne... t : 15 Mtialcal Clock a 10 Sporll NG nte Lifeline 8 ·, Weather Pletare I 00 Oblo Valley News 8 . Musical Clock 8-tl5 World, National Naws 8 1if> Community New• 8 10 Sports Today 9 1111 l'alk o1 the Town 8 lb Weather Picture 9 5S iwoo Coulltl N,.... 8 16 Musical Clock Ill 00 hmlly Worlhtp. Hour a 55 News 111 15 PUblic Service 9 00 Musical Clock III 30 Lalcbatrlng • aa Sona • Storv nme 111 55 World Newa 9 45 Fruuily Worship Hour li no MorniDa Mellldlee 1q·GO Newa IexCIIIJI FrtdiY, ~ ll Rllh Scbool Hil Parade Cllurdo Bella RlnCJ 10:611 News li 45 Wotld News II 00 Army l'lme 11 fill Mason CoubiJ Non 11.30 Speelal Community 12 lltl Communlt!' NBWB Pt011tam• 12 ~ Local News 1!·110 Newa Roundup Ill 10 Mai'kl!ta 12-211 B!lllet!D Board 12 l:i Mld Day Weather 12:25 l'lellll 0 Gra1111 12 20 BYana Bulletin Board IUO Satllrday Mallnee 12 ~ Ne\fl Q Grama 1:$6 Newa Ueat 1:110 flllurday Matinee 1111 Nm Beat I 5$ Newe a., 1:1111 ~ Mallnee ! 111 Coi\Dir7 Go llliiiD4 1:5& Nm Rea• tS$ Newa a.t f:OO ~ wltb Dou s .00 Let'l Tate • 8rtall t:SO Tup Tan Revue 55 tllewa Beat $:011 Ill"" SUmmary f lliJ ~ wllb Doa 0: I& QlnDer Musicale 7:00 Slp Off WY 2·2181 a.= :Ia. UDo· rock PROGRAM LOQ Mgr. a.,_ -.. . ,._ WJEH RAOIO · Open O•il)' Till 9 P.M. =:~,!.. 40. P...,het: -·~- · Pomeroy Landmark ._ ·- ._::.,.. 1114- • ...,;' ' Sabre Garden Tillers 97.88 22" Power Mowen 44.97 II cu. ft. freezers, now $199 '~c~~~- ~ U . Aiph& . PAY MORE? ~ ElWO n . Plevaleat Blaettnars 1151lc :· CROSSWOR~ s......,. -. s.:aue * u....... 1 ancl iNUI'FT SMITJI lll'l·= =.,. n.w I . u.o lll<lllllld Muy," about a - ~~ CJIS.TV, till rat1DfJ ~aile; Jt.wed 1nt..-a 11114 1t11 wife IIIII '-" h'illcid ter, ,.. no nlebt.tlme ~ their ~. • Ia a eolo P* mont ahowa loiJgor lb..- IPII ~Nut · of the ~nd , ; .. U.=~ hour. AliCoTV II brir~CJDS blcll thtiil ei!Qw Ia "Harris ~ &~~oa~~y 1ts Sunday llljlht movlO ~ a The World," starring the fine u . Billy lear layoff, but is '"lun!ing actor Jack Klugmau 81 a lam- U. :;"~ s.!:, · w·~· Train'· "' IIJJ bout iD ily ma11 Who realltl COIIformll1 •· .... II.~ length alter a IIBQOil oi llYlDII and bankruptcy. . 11.Iml0t!nllo 11 at 10 llllnutea. NBC-TV, bow· Gone from NBC-TV will be: ~efe · -baclc The Rl"""'·d -'·· .,__ U.PIInta over, Ia not only briDflng _,,. antllology, It A reatl11.• hrl~weekly IIIQVIile lllld Ita "Temple llouoton," "Esplo. ·L·mlnute series, unw, Virgtn- nage/' "Grindl," 11Tbe Show of ~.Mll8cnot. •n" .,-but It ill pmbllqa haav· the Week," "Eleventh Hour," 22. ONIIIJ'IIO t: on a i>I'OI!'arii ealled "90 "Hollyl'riiOI! and the Stars,"' 211•Yore ~ ~rlatol Court," whlciJ will , be "Sing Aio"'l With Miteh," "You comprlotd of .three ~·If· Don't Say?"' "Tile Lieutenant" Jt, ll'oxy bwr lituatlon CGIIIedle.l, related and the Joey Bishop program. 10· 1t1sure hOUtl. lilll-lil.p.bq,1!fll':i ... r·~• Tile .!leltiJli ol ''ID •Brlllilllol::..ller;;;::..::•:;ml;:,•,;;Mr:;•:.;llld:;;:,Mn::.:·;...'l'ro)';;.:;,;;::.!_.-------- aARIIIIY GOQGL.E 11111 bt a ll!l111kalll •· .,...,..::.._:..-_ .._ 11.01 • 111$1 111 SGatrra DAILY "· con ;411alt11111 lbt 11!11. ~ Oilf . fl( llll tliNI Q ' .. -• If.-. 1•"!4 .. ... - bat , _ . fl. ~ ~lllaur 11ri11 II t.'ftoOo tJIOLLYWOOD (VPl) :- NJIC. er. Complete Youn&atown ki~ 1.,.,...,...,.,.~ 1961 Cornir Lakewoor Sta. Wagon _ $1569 eben wltll disposal units. Con· ·1 , Less than 26,000 actual mUe1, s-potless iQterior, Powerglide cealed electrJc beating sys· Cop~· any letter ar doculllent trans., radio, heater. Sharp <lark creon linioh and elean in· tem. Storm doors and wind- ~euw laourance, Pomeroy WANT AD terior, whiteWall tire1 like new. ows. Building completely In1 16 If< oulated. Front lind rear en- J - --AiillriiiNii INFORMATION . trances. Beautifully I and· DSADLIND scaped. Private parking. I:OO P. M.. Du ~ PllblleatlOD oPEN IVI!!S, 7:00 P.M. MoodQ DM.IWD• 9.00 1\. M. extremely low - $69.00 -r.l011d., I'OMI!ROY, OHIO llrl!o.Ctdl ,_ • month. Utilities partially a. t. llllAIJIIt•flb CA.NCa.a.ATIONI Haven Terrace Apartments, CORREr"'TIONS llaeille. New Haven, W. Va., Phone Wtll 110 at~P~ aor.ll 9:011 A.. II. I II lfc For S1le r 111 ov •• PoblleatiOII FOR SALE New Haven &82-5101 or 882-1 ;:-;-:;:-,.,.-;::-==:-::::7 2705. $ 2 Glc Rickard's Alignment REGm..ATJONS II;~;:;;;-;~;;i;S,":;:;~ (formerly Grueser Bod The publtataa" ~na r.tt.e n•h' II BLINDS, whlido••l ONE water heate~-iJr: '11!1R:I!:E bedroom brick duplex, to ed.lr or reject ..., atb deemect _._ d ,.0 TABLE 1 'lk topler 4 can II Works), 288 w. Main llbJectton 8111 e Eirron moul..t b• shades, porch UJ8 es. ""' , nu coo • · ro.. ll Pomeroy. Ohio. R. H. Rickreported immedlale l)' Tbe puh wood 1 small pour~in water 2 blocks from town. \ A Ulhet wlU ool hf responsible fOI aluminum, I 5 2 tfc ard, Phone WY 2-3!78. mora than on• lnt<lrrec! lnaertictll slats, cloth and plast:tc awn- er, 12 gallon, ••to. 2 uni•· .. Serp WY 2-5127. Wheel batanclng, auto glass, RATIOI ings. Venetian blindl repair- ge milder stainless steel. 5 rooms fot Wc• Act ~ed. Dale Wippel Supply, units separate, $25 each. R.S. acres, hot and eold water, brake service. ~ cent!l Pfll" •ord. Gtl~ Wert~ 5 4 301 MISSILE BACKSTOP-This air defense antenna, · · Greenllnd, Ia aupportecl.br lpbu· Mtnlmum Ch11.r11 6fl etat. UniOD Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Blackwood, H.arrlsonville, barn, chicken house. Situat· -==-=--=,-,--~..,.:...:..P Jar steel legs ·made of a opecjal alloy to resist subZero tempentqns and 1~ Ctnt.J ~"'' W"ord fer Thre• con4 8 30tc Ohio. ed 2 miles from Chester. Call AIR Condltllllllns retrlgera· The bl& anlenna-t~lze of a football field-would catch !nterc~~~~t!nental ballliUe llflr.llllve ln~ertlona. -- - - - - - - - Ch es t er M<.... lion service, Jack's Re!rlser· ID its radar fans and warn the North American Air Defuse Command of lmpend!DJ attoP OIICOUIV On . . . Odl 1110 USED Refrigerator, stove, -· ldl'ltl Plld wlttlln It daVL WHY PUMP sluggish sepllc and bedroom suite, $250. lrotiRao;)i!S,Ib; 5 2 6tp auon, Letart, W. Va .. Phone tack. Other ant~"'"" 11itm~ P~ in l1'""'1'-'nd and Afa-,lka. CARD 0~ fHANK!i • OS!TU , A.RIES - U.J!I for 1!10 •ord min tank. Get Klean-Em-All, Sop- Will • ell separately. See in 1 R{)I')MS, beth and base- 1182-3537. - ·-· - 4 20 tfc tmum !:Jd> l!ldlllnoat wnrr::t le tic Tank Cleaner. Landmark 23• w 1 t Sl M'd 1 person. • a nu ., I - ment, tnrnace heat.P h on Re•l Estate For See OFFICII: I::I.OUU.II Real Estate For Sale Farm Bureau. Pomeroy. dleport, before 2 p. m. WY 2;'1319. t :1JI tfc -' S:Jfl 1\ M rn ~,M P 111 OEI.IIJ 4 29 301c 5 5 31c · !lalur<! •• ~ ~;;-.() II..M to \2 :011 GOOil FORMER HOUSE ol Guy IT"8 50 I!;.AS'I' l •========='iiTHREE bedroj>m houseph on Lin. WE HAVE a large assortmenllr coin Hill, Pomero) ro Pu~<'i. A 0 n chler jn Rutland with R£SU L1 PIIOIJUCING of blooming flowers, in pots, 60 Buick __ $1,195 WI 2-3346 or WY 2-21811. W~>NT 1\D lot, coal 91o!Jer furnace. flats, and market-paks. Spec- LeSabre 2 dr. Sedan. Owned zo tfc 4 ble garage. Recntly rep11int-j iaJ prices to churches and by local school teacher. PHONE WY 2-2157 e<J out.!ide and aU new spout· schools for Mother'• Day. Bed Nearly new tire1. Was $1,295 lind 5 room lng. C•U SH 2-4345. 5 6 6te ding flow ers for outside plantfurni shed apartment. Phone ing and planters. 60 Buick_ $1,495 WY :1-3658. 4 to tfc ,-;;-c=;;;--;;-;-:-;-:-:= Notice plants. Our plants are Electra 4: dr. Sedan. One of Unful'lllshed house. 4 .. FoR SALE: Ideal cabin iDeation quality. Cool grown. Short. Buick's flneat. One Ion) own. udltty and bath. ltlll6 Great llend I:65 acrs, Sandy'• Beauty Salon, leaturiing bushy and green. Buy early for er. Was $1,695. Lane, Pomeroy. Pnone WY 2garage, right of way to Realistic products. Open choice plants. Good assort· 38?!. tic Phone WY 2-9170 after 3 33 enings by appointment. ment of evergreens. (Local 5 6 3tc N. Se.:-ond St., Middleport, grown). Bumgarner's Green· FURNISIIEO apartment, 5 =;:--;;-=:-::-c:::--c=-:-:= ,Ohio. Owner, Sandra Ben· house Claud M. Bumgarner, lOOms and batb. MkMiep.rt FOR SALE: 8 room house with l'omflroy, !"''" WY 2-38?4. hell. Pomeroy WY 2-5269. New ·Haven, West Virginia. l'f()ili~ 3 3 tic · bath at Letart Fall5, Ohio, _ _..,Livestock _ _ furnace, well. Mrs. Peterson, 1 Mason 773-5263. 4 30 9tc 1 FrRNISIIED apia iments. I'll Phone CH 7·lll81. 5 5 31< 4 28 WY 2-:1'1'11. Alter 5 p.m. pbcm1el DINING ROOM Suite w I t WY U574. AUTOMOBII.E Insurance been matching buffet. See P a I ll2lllc cancelled? l..ost vuur opera· Winebrenner, Syracuse, Ohio. tor'• Ocenoe? C.U WY ,__ can wv 2.0100. . Preo!a fa& ullaMI rl·, Plbne-lllllt with red vinyl interior. Pomeroy Motor Co. "'*I Martha lla.ye would bave r....tay: ''1oft. 'Nont,'' "Mr, a. a butler IIIII maid flolo," ''""I· Wu lbe wt» a palatial home. Tbat Wu," Hour." Bltcnatlni with b) 1 ti!P'"'III eeltial bat ...,.. Mill .8Ue 'fhompeoo, Pori Or- Wot tsy1 "Tho Virginian," lDI aepm.le ~ llllet Fla. wu a recent gueat Weclneaday night mov.e. IJ &u::r. D11 1110'11' · luaJteol bu.,.... In l$obla)' "liD IWtol Ia" awltell, wD1 iiloli_e aver Alldy Wllllab CI:J8.TV, ur*J 111 pl.,.nod apeciala by Jaaa~ oer11!8 lD .t.ldl IIlli Bendb Allred Hlidii;W:. '1111 I!IJIIop ,..,.,, For Rent Pomeroy Phone""' u.. 5 8 tte 11 'I' QUALITY Motor Co. on::...~~~n\t!"',"'*~u,nl•h"''·ll _ _;;::;___.;___"'!"~1·•••1111!'~!'!. Aleo call WY :1-3498. Ads Get ., "" ,. .• lind pay, -or er3. Point Pbono 10, Bill IMler;; II I IVIIIIallnl. I t'r . . . OIIW'Ita'ltiiiJ. lawn and ahl'l.lba from with ARAB l1-1loolt Irate. Kin& Btdlderl8 u p Co., Middlepofl, QIIJo, lllfc ' �. , ) .4 , I ' ) \ !4-Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., lb7 II, 1964 N B iJi Go l ew raz an vemment r. ,earns a]I Aren't PIeased 'nley .,.. 'belllf ..... !provide cheap'b,..ad · and to hold down the ne_w'sprinl. The program for tax inerea.... In the agrarian Ileld, land· Family NigLt wllh.-~~-----.. tlst church Friday ••••IIIII '" ,.,.. '" <h•rge ol M... P:d r .... lcollon ...vt .... lor porento n W conn'!ctlon with the observanu Supper fo be H M Le R ·hel M FREE ORCHID h' of National Fomily Week. .fer, r~. roy u"' ' rs. sma c lldren and a sennon, C!IRS~GI PIN A brief program will inclUde Burton Smith aJ!d M... \Vii· "A !lou.., or a Home." A II IJOTtlEI\:1 IJAY IVEEKEND two short films, "At H 0 m. Uam Watson. mothers also will be recogniz. A famlly night oupper will With God," and "Family Life." Tho obs•rvanee will lnclu"' eel •nd presented an approprl· Certified Get ltotlon"eoo~':',.nedhllhhe be held at the Pomeroy Bap- Arrangements lor the supper Sunday morning with a .dedi- at. gift. w. Miln .st. ,_,., program "' ~ w C on1Y UPI Foroign Newo Analyst of its difficulties and hesllan' The new Brazilian govern- clea In deall"'l with all of could have been expected of ' '""' · In power just a month these. the deposed Goulart regime. •rtr'r tht> mili tary overthrow or Uvial Otlta Rise r 'f'!''rlPnt Joao Goulart. is Within the last year, the cost I :•rning an important farl or of living in Brazl1 had jumped l'rp wh irh Is tl1at vou cannot 100 per cent and it was admit. ·1'lf" rvflryont' . · j ted th~ ~end ·. could not be The n.'vo lt against Goulart stopped Jmrnediately. r ~ mP r:n M~rrh 31, and on Ap. . The new regime, accordingly, r:l 2 Pre~ident Johnson Sffit his JUmped armed forces pay 100 ·w::wmest good wishes" to in- per cent,_ setting the stage for ,''rim Presiclent Ranieri Mazzil- later ra1ses for employes on ~ who held office until former other government payrolls. m~r:<;hal of the armr and chier ' But then came steps to curb ' 1r staff Humb'.:"rto ·de Alencar ~nflation and to institute agrarCastelo Branco 10ok ov.Pr t.he l~n rt'f(wms. Boh met opposilot, on April 15. lion. The United States regarded It 1 Jn the one, the government ' Js an effective blow against I sought to cut back .go.ver~ment. communism in Latm America spendmg by the ehmmatwn of Food Market Clover Farm Store Clover Farm end the weaknes ses which subsidies costing $200 million a 11 The Store With A Hart" ieemed to be leading Brazil Route 7 Department Store Fifth and Pearl Into B leftist dictator- ship. From th~ Brazilian peop le &190 eame wide acclaim. Hard To Rt>verse Both inside and outside Brazil there were hopes that a re. gime indebted to no political , groupinJ;l: and with no political awbitions at last could rope wi1h Brazil"s ('hronic social and economic ills But the soctal ills were d~ep­ ly Imbedded and printing pres~ money was such a part of Bra zil's inflationary way of life that from the begi nning it was apparent that both would be hard to reverse . The military-bado>d regime i had other problems. What of ~he future or Brazil's relation~hip with Communist C u b a? How far to carry out a right· wing political l'evolt against the 'eft~ How many to imprison? Whom to release after the first bectic days of ma ss arrests? New public dissatisfaction -vith the regime i"! a reflection Thursday Special OPEN ALL DA V'> 9 A.M. T-o 5 P. M. REG. 79c VALUE PLASTIC DRAPES $1·00 • N:~.~~~!:.C. eld Friday FOR ... LOW PRICES . QUALITY LYONS RACINP TUPPERS PLAINS RACINE '· H l r t RUTLAND AND PEARL STREET RESH ...... 89c Holsum Brown 'n Serve g1llon Easy to Fix 0 S RII Pockoge 12 _ __ Broughton's Ice Milk 2Sc Ice Cream __ ...... 89c ·RED RIPE Chef Boy-Ar·Dee Spaghetti box 3 9c Teen Queen Cream Style Corn 0 I • 0 Introductory OHe~- "Pride" Saltitfii Teen Queen Salad Crackers.. . . ·.!~ 19c Dressing Folger's Instant Teen Queen - Plain or Iodized Coffee 20c Off 10 oz. Label _ _ _ Jar 2 303 cans 61. • • box 10c 2!425c Macaroni STREIT MAN • • CHERRIES •n. •ito~. ""'' *FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS ONLY 4 Morton's or Banquet Brand l:V ·DINNERS. 41c eBEEF eCHICKEN eTURKEY or MahOiil:l!lny 1rained finish on Hardboard. $189· , 95 pkg. $1.00 DOG FOOD $1.00 ' 1l 1·1b. cana . With Trade ••••.•.................••.........•.• ..............•... *MEAT SPECIALS II" GOOD QUALITY PORTABLE Chuck Roast FRESH, TOP QUALITY c lb. FRESH AND CRISP .RAD:I :S:H f: S . .. Red ' BUCKEYE SLICED MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRESH BORDEN'S CREMORA ' HONEY GRAHAMS ,39c J LB. BOX OR NEW ARTIFICAL 8oz. jar BUYS FOR MOM CINAMMON RAISIN ROLLS . . 1 . Set STORKS *PRODUCE SPECIALS ONLY . J1c BOX COMPLETE SELECTION c ZEST A 6 TUMBLERS CRACKERS PLASTIC • • • • .. - • 1 LB. BACON ~~ _ __,_,_ ,... ,~·· . . ~ . C.RISCO .4C .OFF LABEL IFFON . LIQUID . DETER.GENT ·• " f . 1 ' ' • ARMOURS VIENNA SAUSAGE SHOWBOAT ICE CREAM ,pQRK&BEANS l GALLON $ .00 CANS - - -.'!:39c "' :j ' ·; , ....... . . . ... ' , • ' . 'I '; ' ., .' _" ' c GOLD NUGGET ' s or. IUCKIY. MAND WI~NERS 1· " ....-. ' . . " ,. Extra Fine •••••. i:i ADMIRAL R FURNITURE. BEVfRAGE SET 101b. bag GW CANE SUGAR 19( PliCI LB. hd. lOc · 1 GALLON DECANTER NABISCO ' Morton's POT PIES The WILTON LD3010 SERIES 20.0QO.voa precision crafted horlzont•l chassis. New all-frame grid tuner. Walnut 303 c•ns Midwest Ration All V arietles Package, Each The 8[LM0NT CDJOOO S.rll1 20,000 volts of picture power. New frame grid tuner. Walnut or Mahogany grained f 1n i 1h on Hardboard. 7 Creamettes Elbow No. • can ---. HEAD tEnUCE Silver Fleece Rad Sour PiHed ~In H . c c LB. BASKET ~sc basket Table Salt. . Teen Queen- 303 cans, 2 for 27c Tomatoes. LEAN and TENDER TOMATOES Only AI: Rutland Clover Form Store Wtth Meat _ OHIO MIDDLEPORT lb. 69c Regular 89c Our Speci1l To You Fairmont Ice Milk Dl' nner· c~mplete c Mother'sDay Cake and Lyono Clovor Farm Store BAKER FURNITURE AT I I t GROUND Holsum Decorated 11llon NOW .' CORNER OF LOCUST BAKERY BUYS Morkot Ice Cream _ •• Quantities A.. llobleAI ICE MILK •• RUTLAND Rt. 124 1 $' Limit SERVICE Fairmont I We Reserve the Right to Wide asst. of Fancy Plastic Drapes. Reg. 79c Value. Full size. See these Thursday for Value Plus. Prs. For 11 • ~':"'?!" ;--·; .. .. . ! •j . I'.' l. 4: �l.., ( I ~- 1 • ' ' '' •• I ' .,. ., ""t •.. .• • • l&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, 0 .• May 8, 1984 --- ' ' MHS Seniors' ·. Itinerary Is Announced ' • e.n tt t,~ ..... ~-;. ...... ' ' ~- ·~ ~- VOL XVI ·· - NO." 9 ~s (UPI) -l'nlldmt Cll ah 111r ,o l'lbo ·ti --:t· ~odlla Job 111011, prallm, Oblo'aleader- -~ He ~)'*~ · - by hellsblp In area develop- ~ fr<in ·~ Air melll, today IIIIIOWII!ed the • FOJ'(!II 1Wt"""" O>lnmb1,11. . tablllh!!IID\ of a recloaal devel· I'QijatJnc out that In 1111 ton opment lllllltute here. of the 11 ~jlir lndUJtrialllfOIII . . In IIIIIOUIIClng tbe award of a or the state _ , ill tbe subCIVIl; IUOBTS comraetlor the lnatltute by the atanllal _1!JI01l!Plo~t cat. ne WIJ'I plannecl Ill tbref AHa R<!development AdmlnJ5. I'"'Y· JolinoCID ~ that 00. _.clu.8 toda to coiJ>. traUon tJurlne ·an address at only one S~e~o "te•lnlln IIIII de w!lh lb. vWt b 1Pneldelit Oblo University, lbe ~ beCause the Loi'mn.i\ObniOIIIjl lbe alate Y said tbe inltltute would make Elyria area Ia belnc· removed iecregatlon • marcbee Oblo U~rally the focal point or ~ the -llat''· loday, . w' ·acheduleol by Negroeo Ia econonuc developrnen\ fm" lbe Olllo baa grown to bO one ·of N ll,le, Memphla and IOUtbeaatern Oblo area.'' tbe major Industrial ~tero of . Villit ~ the Preold£Dt Jobnaon opoke at ceremonlos lbe wea1erf, world/' the freal· ID utep illuing hJI tour of commemm"atlnc tbe 180tb BDDI· dent oald, IIJiljiorl.lnc llfUI citIacbia poverty pocketa . veraary of tho university while lea' IIIII . creal . symphoolea, "'"' ">Dlil! ~ POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN AI . leUt 24 ~ Colore~rtoona ..... wednesday Naabvllle, boootins to 130 t h e auml)er of 'pe!'IODI arrested ln the , . _ capital during aD 11-<lay ol!l Pf91esl moviJIWII. A white dem0011lrator lmock· ed to the lf01IIld by W&a while dud- .,Ia during a clen!onl!traUon at Mempbls Wednesdaf. .. ., Ajoy to give, to receive ... colorful Coin Gloss This charming, colorful collection from Fostoria features a handsome. hand-molded pattern care· fully adapted from authentic antique· ~o~museum pieces. Coin Glass gifts s[(&w'four good taste . . . beautifully complement furnishings of any style period. See and select from our complete open-stock selection, in your choice of rich crystal or radiant green, amber or blue. Salem Center Visitation Day 1s Announced Shop Elberfelds for Your Mothers Gifts WASIIINOTON - President Johpmi aaya he may call eon. greoo back ·into oessloD after Ibis aummer'a pollllcal convenlion U tbe Jiwmaken fall to act belon theli on the.elvll ·rights bUI and hi. other major proposala. . · 'nle Chief Execullvea raised lhe lhr<lil Of an extended eon· I'~ 1118SioD Wednesday al ~ plc~l~Htyle aews eonlerence 1- one of tht most unusual iD Ill• , Houe annals. About ~;ooo their wlvea ~ aome of whom · arms, atlended Johnson took stride, reelln& most .wllb a anota ; ~ ao- otareuc..:o«nlcdevel~enl,'' eV<O, · ·~ . unl- Jobolon aaid. verslty DB~ I dare not 'l1le Preoldent oald he bad mention here." Tbl Jail wo 1 been told Southeastern 010o jcltlac reference ID Ohio Slate "baa been 'surveyed to death' Unlver,Jty. · . . In recent yearo. But thlo !the In ·bla,openlnc ~ JOhn- AJllllllachla program) lJ not an1011 erpioesaed." bll 1 ~ other siudy program-it Is an IIIII Ohio UnlversliY ~I action program-and we bove Vernon Alden Juid been llbli ~ convincing evidence 11111 action attept !be appolnlmelil "'141•jilu. gets resulta." and f()I'IIID)ate the Job 'Coi'pa" He con~ated the state under the war oo puverty pro- for ita su . ln recent ym sram:. of higher ed Uon. "Allacroas "Uililer Dr. Alden's .lu!ler· thlo land, we llibM-<IupUcate ship, Ohio U~ Ia l!lllinll ,and mu!Uply that supporl-al •. na~ llaDdatd of ~· ·every level-with a far stronger l1liP ill au.ctlnc tha ~ma notional commltment to educa· ciety, . . FHA Home Loan p0 li'cy J8 0 utlined · · 'nle average home Joan m ..t..~ County last year Mllton Roush, area ervlsm" for Fonner• Home mlnlstraUon, (FHA), aald nelllay noon at a luncheon me•et.-1 iDg of the lJonl Club at Martin Hotel. FHA usually IO&rul 80 per Of the market value, Rousl1 · "OUr Is·to IIIPplement other I he oald. 'nle FHA more with rural Ia, not only fanners. IIAluab listed l)'llOI of:~= FHA JDal<ea to small 1 and vlQagu under 2,50!1 t1on aueh aa water oysteml and loaDs to lndlvldualJ for oomes. 'nle average size·bome lm" loans baa 1,200 feet of ·living area tho IIIIIDesl belDS 1111 ~ •uplo• bras, girdles and many other useful items- Shop Elberfelds for top quality merchandise. FllOTEil BOWL ··Sure \to .i· \delight'. her.. Mother's Day Is Next Sunday, MAY 10 r White Is-', It's ci coa1, itspMIIIMIIIthll!otW•••,.., • .,.., pertec:t aocent to your colorful PM...._ •-r MASON DRIVE· IN ·C aravon ' " ~ '- ·-·~···~·... Plil(l M QiN11 ;;-. · , - - - - . - - - - - - - . , ; , . lion for all our young pe<>ple without resard fDI' the ecooomic clmunstancea of their par. ents," Johnson told the stu· dents. "To you of tllis student body 1 aay merely aa a atatement of fact : America Ia yours - yours to make a better land - youra to bulld the greatiiOCiety," the Prealdent oald. "! know we live In an age when lt is coruddered correct to play it cool-when It is right to be reaerved - when it is not good fm"M to show great faith. But I believe wltb Emerson that DO great work is ever achieved lbl"'llga~alay'wboa Withoulenthu.llem>. ... "I would urp you_ and call ohall not 1H1 Up. IWtl'd ..,._ nalloll, neiiiMir lball tbey lel!rll upon you DOW - ID go out of war an)'IDOI'e.' • • •M ••JooaJ W8'! IIIlA' OJal! "Not in a day, not ill a y.l; great wm"k.s to acbleve. But we will these goals be reaeW. • : , : ' " : wlthoul th,:.:.; Jolmsoo IBid. "But U we bepa courage , the effort - if we II!Jili'OIICb ~ ~:.!'"011 lee~; of our history' task with creat enthnslr:•'ll sa' · and not With ~· Among the great&~ <!hal· achievemenll wDl be lbe * · I lengeo faclug America lmmedi· of your generatio!L• ately, according to the Pres!- 1bt visit Ia the llrsl ol ~ dent, were the end to bigotry he scheduled to m.oq Ill . . and bias, abolishment of P..er· state within the nest • d&yi ty, Illiteracy and disease, es!BIJ. He wao oebeduled to arrtv.'lll · llsbment of equal justice for Air F()l'(!e I, tbe presldr!dlli all, "and, above all else. belp Continued , On Plil Tw . ; •••q ', Johnson Asks Revolution Against Poverty in U. S. the main floor- a large selection of slips, gowns, pajamas, .} %•·~ 0 : You'll find [ust what you want in the lingerie department on BUll VA$1 ----------- . In ---------- Jo~rronon@l caleCli'Y. ·-5' : ; FRIDAY ond SATURDAY May 8·9 ''THE WHEELER DEALERS" <Technicolor) Lee Remick. James Garner, Phil Harris. Chill Willo:, Jim Backus Louis Nye, Elliott Reid. Patricia Crowley. TRIPLE CROSSED, 3 Stooo•• ~"-'\ THURSOAy, MAy 7I 1964 - ARA ··~ MEIGS THEATRE · ., ' ~- • ~C. row IS IIi 'coYerap. We·are-.a-- WIIo .eolltr.lbllted Of llill Cuavan. We otyeu.'l'llo ·CoJJgratulated '• ' � 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 05. May 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 May 6, 1964