http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5bb711eb2c2846081f7c5dc122697607.pdf 86e734675f4fe3927e6089ae173b7528 PDF Text Text ... '"'' '' , .. . --~ -· · .. .._-...... . .. ' .. • I ~ I Mainly About People In Sub-District P roposed.' RallrisHetd In-formation Program on ~ J• ' In Pomeroy . J.ill 'g r o1 ChurclleS c,·ven wscs .1~e 1.J e ~ e ! im 1 ton Roush and Mrs. Ernest Har· ris were Gallipolis visitor~ Monday ! M~s. W. A. Morgan, Athens "· t~e Pcmeroy Untied Methodist Church l, Pumeruy was host 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ' Jan. 11, 11161 ror Mr. anJ Mrs John DftwUtl To Tlut lnterau Of Tlut Melp-M010n .4riNI . , ~ktlwd r s t Youth Fellowship and daughter of Columbus .. . . • rr m out the God-related christians. The co"~l Special guf'sts were Eltzabeth sub·<llst nct ral_ly Sun~ay after- weekend guests of her ' A prugrmn on the prnro~' d 1wur ~lnp ( f'tllt r · <'~ Y & lh. grt>g<Jtwn sang the Umted RrelhD;m s, \ft ~ Tom Bcnlz and noon. ;\ counctl meetmg was Mr and Mrs Mal"lg. 1 merger ot chi:' i\.H ncu.l1-.1 {'hun 11 program 1hPr~w 0 unl \' rn 1 ~ h ·mn "Lead on 0 King ." 1Mrs Menzel Smith of Enter- held at 2 p.m. preceding the I • I and Ev,wgt'lw II Umh·d Hrtlll· , wmld witl: l ~nst. S~em ut~e~ reMr/ Criswell conc.lucled a pnse E.U.l:l. Church, and Miss rally. . I· Mrs. E. J. Hill r:!urn~d home ren Chur('h dennmmalm ns W<~s rnnbi\~ lep li<'.'IS sho g I b . ess sesstun She announc-1Phylli! Spanglet teacher m ,l Miss Linda Henderson of the Sunday, after a VISit wrth rela· 1 ' . . - c1 b · 1'l I' IJ 111 11 1 fls of the wurln m yelow, usm g1vt'n b.1· :\h s ' ·. \ ~n. ld ll , c n and black, ed the World Day of Pra)'er 1the Wahama schools. I Alfred Methodrst Church, pres!- t1ves 10 o urn us . Just Received Another Big Shipment a ht> J:..nuars nwt'l ng oJI OH n·d ,dtJI(, br 'w f _ Feb u rry 25 at Heath Church. During the soctal hour the dent conductr.d the meeting and Mrs. Roy Jones Jr. and WS l' S ol lit-t~l: t \l vtl tndl -.t rt'\ 1llvmg ahove Ilgln~·t o peod ' She r a~~kcd for donations !rom I hostesses, Mrs. David Enlsmm-~~ gave' the address of welcome. Michael of Columbus Of American Made Homer Laughlin Churr·h \ loml.l' ~\t'lll ll;!, al !he piP 1\lth the open Brl1e f athn ~ miJ~rs not workrng on Rotary lger Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh, Mrs. The devolwnal period was pre- Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs Roy ;\111te t"Jndil' :.vmDo <' o e t ' d M E t s d M and Mrs E c-htr rl h 11 .: . · H ds.. wmmrltees tu help wrlh the Walter Hayes an rs. rnes sented by the Pomeroy group. Jones r. an r. · 1 :'l lr~ lh ' sur t !Ji iJ).! t.Hn ( ':.ilr· , "~:un Lets J:~~ 0 a;nl!d with expense of the dishwasher. 1Rurton, contributing, served a The Rev. Frank Fenton of J. Hlll, . !i'I JI1 fJII ~ent••J Ill\' rr•~l rrl,i\1·11 1he meetmg "C~ I'' b S mpalhy was extended to , &lad course frum a table cov- Oak Hill was the guest speak- Mr. and Mrs. E J. Hrll OPEN STOCK itlt·tl ''Chosen lur -\ l'w n" y.,l,lll'h ,I JHd nn pre.ludt H. ora.' ~ Mr~ Ernest Burton in thedeath [ered wrth a pmk doth and cen- er Plans were made to attend busmess visitors m Pt. PI<,.S- 11 'Romance In Blue' and 'Capri' Ctmsr~t•·,! ol IW\1 ph;~st'~ !lit' H,lc•t>Jma~ _b' M~s. d ~hn~J ...ab of Mr Burton and Mrs. Nan l tered with a pink floral arrange- the Mid-Winter nstitute Satur- ant, W. Va. today. ~\uriC. Ft'Jt>J ,J llllll ol \lt•i\ l•ldht a poen, rhe Roa li e ts'd l M re re orted flowers were ment with greenery and pmk day Jan. 15 at Portsmouth The Mr. and Mrs. Eug~ne HuudaWoll~~:~~ , Ill ~:t tr•tmlra·s. ;md M~~ Jam~~ Cnsl~i~:J t~~ ~f~\<n~~ se~~ by pchurcil frrends. Mrs. tapers. Mrs. Ja~es Cirswell pre- next rally was scheduled for shelt and Randy. and ~eck~ "'l'lit'( srorv ol I he Umted Breth- J\ L' J.HTII 111 e . cd . l e L Smtlh read a letter from the sided at the Silver coffee ser- 1 the second Sunday in Jl~cbruary. were Sunday evenmg dmner 'I I1 twmd chmrm.-m use Strip ur eo 30 tt d g I h t M I t'll I Ut o 11 missionary !arnily in , vrct' There were a en m 1 A total attenrlance of 50 was guests o er n.parens, r. 1 1 ''''t the 1,, k,_, ,1 frurn p .. ,' lru~ , an d . cor _ OtIS L-e It 1the meetmg. \I·'I~ lu ll " 1111 1potn t' l " , d edltat<on on Japan reported. Refreshments were ~Hs. Everet v.t~l 1ey. 1 Tok)o 1 111 t ml1' rm• u.th!JitS' dll___ a_ m ' · ! Jt t" u tu1 11 • 11'1 ! 1 \' _ served by the Pomeroy gCoJup. 1 M rs. M·ason r·IS her, Mrs. t>C: uf til t • .! pp t lllliPS Ill th~ Y.u rld and 11s l'H'"it' lll da· pro b- " ' J " • '"" - - - · · AttPndance Pins 1 Jem~ wh wh mt·lud t' the di !.!rnt \' ; 1 Awnrded Sunduy ot m;m. human rl!{hs, the nse ~ Att~ndance pms were awardOpen Fridug Nights Til9:00 - AJso Open All Bag Thnrsdugs ol eummunism and the re., ur ~ ed durmg the Sunday Sehoul " ..; ge1 ~t'<' or the annent n• llgwn~ u! 1 hour sunday morning at the En" "' "urld terpnse EUB chmch.. AN. 11 . ~Irs L.-o Sm1th ga\l' I h c G'l Reeetvmg pms were Lisa Jett, A special m~eung of MiddleI Mr and Mrs Dwmne visited des story of the fo rmdmg 01 t 1e 1 Jamt•s W!ll, Mane Smith, J udy p~rt Lo dge N(~ 363 · F &, A M . , swood · W Va E~·;m g ellcal UmteJ Brrthr en of Raven. ' d ther Smith Thomas Bentz and Mrs lVIII be held ruesdc~y, al 7 30 Ch ~.:rch \~llh 1ts symbol of tbe ' Sunday wtth her gran mo ' ! Thom~s Bentz oue year; Jun- 1 pm. at the confenng of the ' . d . Hetreshclasped hands of brothers m ,l Mrs · James111 Murray. Ma l'S returned lor Bentz. Paul D11l _and Dana Master ~_lason egree Chnst Mrs \\ tllwm Hlrsse l\ 1 Mrs , L~~dae from Lima ! Smith, two year, Mrke Bentz, ments wtll b~ served Kenn~th sang a voc<~l sn lo. "Blest Be home SHt Y 1 holldHys With thn•c year · Roger D1xon and K. Scites Jr. JS worshrpful mas- ~ I where she sveu • . The Tie" ,•,•JUI 1\11 s C H Hen~ d f 1 Mr and Mrs , Mrs Herbert D1xon, f1ve year, ter 11 11 1son amr y, d' 1am 'tly Th·y n' ·''Y at the Jlr.H\0 w ' Susan D1xon ' sev('n year; Em - The American LegiOn) AuxN 1 1I11om Mayt'fi an ~] 1 ·::; Gu \ Shuler. spir1tual d · 1 home Satur- rna Lol: Dav1s and Brenda Vary uf Le~"> tS Manit'} I osL o 1 hfe s--erelary, had preparrd tI1e <' l t 'C! mp<ulle ler Benlz, erght years, HeJen lla· ' 2G3 WI 11 mee 1 Tues · at 7 p m I MAKE ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY VOL XVII N0.224 POMfRGY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1966 FIVE YOUR SHOPPING CENTER u .., U) " :: m· • P ••~' ,,C• tu Si i \ Elberfelds In Pomeroy SO('IAL CAl ENDAR Middleoorf - - HARTLEY and BENNETT, POMEROY • $196.5 Ml.III.OD Budget J•S Record for West VirJJ-inia rJ- I lO and "'"· Greg, left f•r New 2 p m' •t th• home of Mrs. Lou- i The annua l reports were J ~rsE'y aftt'r a VISit here with Iii j, iJ Ret~l. given when the M1 ssronary So- hi~ mother, Mrs. Helen Shuler lYlllJ Jan. 13 1 c et v of th£> SvN.cuse Presby and other relatrves. Mr and Mrs Tite regular meet1ng of the tenan Church fnet m the Hess and son are leaving for January 6, l966 Bradbury P.T A. will be held chu Hh annex Monday aftt•rnr1on GermHny where he has be-en asColumbus, Ohio Thursday evening at 7 30 at the I Jan 7 s1gned for a three year penod De Ed 1 s"hool Thf a r t or "· Thr mrPtrng cmrd ud ed by 1•.rtl1 the U S ~rmy ey or- 1 1 am compiling a book of 1'he Past Counrilor~ of Theon P pl't'S idPnl !Ida Slack. O];en- nwrly restded lD WJ!kes Barr!!, Ohio ghost stones. and would durlls Councli Daughters of ed 11. 1th the re 1d mg The I ur fJa a precrate knowmg ef any from America wrll meet Thursday pose of Unrted Presb\ tenan Mr and Mrs B F Parmalee 1: , d rs oF t~le Pomeroy and evening at the home of Mrs. Wome n' ' from '!Jwl' ' the pro- ha ve rt'lurned from a vacatlOn , M:lr:a c~unty area Ova l D,tddle, Racme. I gram boo k For drvot1ons, \Irs. lnp to F't. Pierce. Fla where y g. truly The H:lranor Ctrrle ef Heath Slad : read . Why In .1. 11 l'n• - they were guests of hiS brother, ou~: verlelen M'eredith Methodist Church Will meet at ron ." from Mi sS ion Yt'at book Dan Parma lee. Thursday e\cnmg at 7 30 at the ' 5~s Morse Rd ., of Prayer tlnd gave a prHyer. Mr Adolph Sad ens left Mo~ Columbus 14, OhiO church. Mrs. M. E Dowson is Rol l call \~ ds answered bv day for a wtnter vacatton m ro ram leader and Margaret seven member s wrth a Btble M1cum Beach, Fla. He plans ' ~d!ards is m chHrge of devo-: ve rse Serrete~r v and lrea~ urer to attend a t•onvenuon while Women's Societ_\ M ' 1arnrs r..1 tions Ho stt•ss••s are rs • b report::~ v-.€1'e g1ven v 1• aJ me tllL're . D b h d M All H • 1f Holmes and Fl orence ·Potts. re- Mr and Mrs Emersen Jones If et Ill eeem er , Jo nson ~tn rs. re a '· spect1vely. Mrs. Potts, also vrstted 10 Athens Sunday wrth The Long, ~ottv m Woman s ley . . ga\ e the ann ua l fman rtal rc- th etr daughters. Barbara, and Soct<·ty of Chmuan serv1ce •f 1 Rock Spn ng! Grange wlil ptJrL :\1 . d Mrs Lee David!!OD. the Mf'thodist Church mel at 1 meet Thursday at 7 30 P m Commun ications v-.ere read ' ~t'~~nt holiday guests of Mr. the home of Mrs. Herbert s~an There wrll be a progmm and wvhirh mcluded a letter from , nd Mrs Herman Barh•y were December 14th. , refrf'shments wrtl be served. Fvelyn A. Adams, a mrssron- ~hetr daughtt'f and famtly , Mr. _ The Chrrstma~ story was rea l _The Women's MtssJOnary _Soarv m Cameroun, Afnca A and Mrs Charles Fmnegan and 1 by Mrs Herbert Swi!n. . , c1ety uf the Pomeroy Fir~t free w1ll offertng <Jf $6 58 wos chrldren, Karen, Kevm, Kenny, It was derided to ftx ChriS!· Elapt1st church wrtl meet Thur~­ taken Prdyer was offert'd_ by ' John and Pat, of Huntmgton, mas ba:skt-ts for the ~eedy, and, day at 7 30 p m at ~he ho~e Hazel Clark for m1Sstonanes. L g !sl md New York. ThlS 1to give grfts to the shut · ms of Mrs Elmer Wtckham, wrth Rar-flf'l McBride. ho'> tess ser ' w~~ the frrs1 Christmas VISit m' A dehcwus covered dish lunch- Mrs T. T Sheltr:n as co-host- 1 \•ed rt' fres hm ents to Mrs. Slark , 23 }ea rs for the Fmnegan fam- ~ eon was served at noon. ess Mrs Loram Sterrett ts pro~lrs l l •il rnt"~ \1r~ Pot1s ,\>Irs Jly. While here Mrs. Barley ac· Christmas poems were read gram leader. Cla1k Frank 1e \1umaw, Laura companred them to Cincmnali ' by the members, and gifts e1· , Prr ken :; and the hostess. , for a vrs 1t wrth another daugh- changed. ter. Mr and Mrs. Harold Har-1 -----HO\lUR FRANK WILL nson and ch!ldren, Douglas a JEWELL GRADUATES Mt· and Mrs R1chard Jones cullege student Ia Oklahoma, Airmar1 Third Class William rntertained wrth a birthd<.~y dm- Dorrs aud Jeff K Jt•well. sun of Mrs. Duns I ner Sunday evemng, at the1r Mrs. Willis Grueser Is VISit -' Jew"ll uf 740 E. Marn St. Pornhom e. Lincoln ll1 ll, honnr111 ~ 111 g 1n ( ul umbus w1th her de~ugh- eruy, has ~-en _gradu£tted ttl State Sen Randall A Tavlor. Frank B W!ll Present u 1e tt•r "''d filmtl)', Mr and Mr s Shevpard Aft H. 1 t'X , !rom the h d' " s A West V1rgm1a SenaLor of 4t IS· - -- - - - - - - - Juhn r-.tel'abe and farntly trmnm~ course for U l1 lirtl, hl:IS asked the State roud Force aircraft mechantrs. A gradu•le of Pomoroy High engm!'cr Tor the opcnmg of ap s,u)t•ial SPrvu·e 0 Sehool he Will he assi gned 10 proxlmotely 'h mt le of the upPorutroy, Ohio /' rtf)'f'r ( .on ' d ru· 1f'( l ., 50 ·rn- 11 er end of Secondary road Nu . , one of· lhe more th an "· A s1wc'!dl prHyer service was stallatrons world-w1de whrre A1r :l2 Mason county. LAST TIME TONIGHT Jan . 9, 10, 11 hl':d by I'Wmhers of the Laurel Force combat and support un - Tht> portum of road Is the R1 rk Ne lsun Cli ff Fr eL · Mrrhodtst church 1ts are bastd. 1end that hegms off Hed Mud In Fnd<Jy ~v e mng at the home of I rrdgt• , arlJl:ICCnt to Wamsley 's "LOVE & KtSSESI" Mr and Mrs Pearl Jacobs m I FEB. 10 IS DEADLINE': garage, and connectmg to the Technrculur observ ,mu~ Bf World Week of The openmg date for the 1966 go•Kl portion of s..-condary 32. RicK 1\elsun, Jark Kelly , Spn ng Quilrter c1t Gallrplllt:; Knstln Nel son. Je rry Van PraH' r G~ou p sin gmg of hymns open- Busmess Co llege has been Senator Taylor said that with D}ke ed the SJ:rvtt:e, fo llowed wrth :set fffi' F'ebru.:~ r y 14 for (Ill lhe nummurn of cost, the !otal "WILD ON THE BEACH" Frank1e Rand al! , Sherry pra~er b• e£to.: h member, and nl_ght <·lasses. Prospectl\-e stu- Slate road garage could have Jack:;on, .Jackre & c~uy l c, : the - read1~g of I T1mothy 2 by dents d~s trmg accept£tnce by lhrs road opened HI 3-4 dJys. Sonn y & Che r The Aslro the Jl rv r:ugt>nc G1ll Two an- GBC for the Sprmg Quarter When opened rt wou ld serve nau ts Sandy Nl' h un Runm ng lime 2 Ht.~ 45 mm nomtmgs were held, one for mu st file a rcgrstrat10n form some 200-300 people m the low· Mr ~ Pearl Jacobs and the oth- and h1gh school transcript Stu- er sertmn of Mason county, ::~.nd 1 er for Clifford Jacobs. Prayer de11ts must be enrolled on or would be a shorkut to every : WED. & THURSDAY J•nuuy 12-13 by Mrs Clarence Curti~ closed before February 10. I' day travehng and h1gh water NOT OPEN the sPrv ~t•e Senator Bandall Taylor IS a , Allendrng wt-re Mr and Mrs ! WINS NEW STRIPE , member of the Senate Hoads FRIDAY thru TUESDAY ( l1:1rence Curtis. Mr. and Mrs Henry D McKmght, son of Comrmttee. The West i i Jan. 14-18 Ernest Powell, Miss MarguerMr and Mrs. Wr\lJam D M ~- ~ Legrslatur(' V.ll! convene on 1 Jam l~ Stt·w ~ Jt 1n 1te Le 1fhelt Mrs. James Gil- Kmght of Rt. I, Middleport , has uary 12th, for a 30 d:.~y session "SHENANDOAH" more , Mrs Gerald Pullins, Mrs. been promoted to technrcal ser-' t 'l'wt hn 1 culor f .l~un.- s Ste,.,Jrl, Doug Mc- Harry Clark and the Rev . G1ll. geant 111 the 'J S Air Fort:e. He [ Lane ReturnR to c' luie, Gi(•nn C(liiJell , l'at - - - -- is an air policeman at Lock· ntk Wayn " K1tbar11re RtJ ss. the honored guest, Mr. and Mrs. bourne AFB 1:1nd a graduate of Training Center Roseman For,vlh, J <~ m I' ~ T A Downre and Mr. and Mrs. Rutland High Scho&l. Tommy Lane, who rs located Best. Philip Atfrod Colorc1rtoont .Jones and children, Kimberly at San Marras, Texas. has Adm i,Siull 75c and 40c and Brett. I HOLD DINNER turned to hrs traming center ";!::""::o:::o:;;=-:·-:Z z - ~;:;:::;:-;:-;:-;:--=:..:-~-~;;.~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;- The Cheshire Garden Club 1 ter spending the holidays wtth held tls annual Christmas dm- ~ hrs parents, Mr. CLIP THIS YALUABLI COUPON! d andh M1 ~ t Cal- ' l'llrCIALI ner recestly at Gene Ball's res· vm Lane an brot er, Seve; 1 tlrL • , taurant m PI Pleasant . w<th , other relative> and fnends, and · COL. SANDIU' ® 14 members present Contests· hts fiance, Mrss Hetty Klein. and a gift exrhange highlighted REG. Lls BOX DINNER Wl111 CIIUPIIII the meeting. ' PROGR.~M ANI'<OUNCED "The Art of Basket Weavmg ,'' by Mrs Everett Long, wtH htghlrght the program for ONE CIJU,ON the January meeting of the I Cheshtre Garden Club at 7:30 CUITOIIilll , p.m Thursday night al tlhl Bargains For home of Mrs. Robert Burchett. Mr~ Robert Freeman Is co All The Family ' hostess. ILBAG Shoes Displayed On Racks For Easy Selection Sale Begins Wednesday Morning, Jan. 12 at 9:00a.m. II l FOR THE LADIES CONNIES - PARIS FASHION - MISS WONDERFUL- DATE BOOK 1 These shoes taken from include: LOW HEELS SUEDES- LEATHERS I I PURSES NOW I Y2 Road Opening Is Requested I MEJGS THEATRE , / PRICE 3.87 54.87 5 5.87 56.87 Values to 12.99 PRICE 5.87 FOR THE MEN SALE 5 PRICE • JARMAN - HUSH PUPPY SNOW BOOTS ThiS group of shoes taken from our Rous h's Sh oe $tore In 1904, the U.S. Surgeon General's Committee issued the. Middleport, O. report linking ctgarette smok-' .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.I inj with lun& cancer, I 0Pen•·lneetmg C.aIIeu:1-for. • Tearn Canvass on Le010D t~e and oxfords. ~ -- . -- -· ~ _ ,. ~ ~~----· # --r- CoJ•D Cards T0 be sed ByF•Iremen 15.95 --------Also mcludect tn this sale are Hush Puppy Snow Boots in discontinued styles and Randcraft Snow Boots. VALUES TO SALE PRICE Remember The Date: W ednesd•y Morning, J1n. 12 - 9:09 a.m. eShoes Displayed For Easy Selection MANY NEW SPRING SHOES ARRIVING DAILY .. , i'\,' •'· , 11 1: .~ :,1~ ', ,,I'II'IH' u" , ,, , , , .·~·,~"' 1 · - ..... Et heI GafIand ·" I age Fans in . Line Friday For Treat n~lleraar<L.Y. _FJIIII . .'... ·- ,-.. ,,, NO RETURNS 12.99 .., Four Pupils Aboard Bus Un' . d IDJUre Dies Tuesday In Pomeroy c.runer:t oerv~es o~eroy Eth~: h~nt~e~er~eu~~~m~~i~ f a~ er~ ~'~,, ~1 , ~, llon -~~-me g:~od 1 'sh:e'::se~ Umv.rs~ t~eat JudiJe c Qrde rs Fme Jail ~lbt.:te. Die Tue da y re~r ' Wah&ll\~). 1 ~urvivors ln~lude Clan~ ~"~,.;.oo:.:;•·_.,~ft anum~ - ' an~ con-~ Jud~e l ~' I' • • R d G S G....nat oczety A stan eace Expecte oals ing Flock Healthy," January 17 The charge egarnst Jmden l F Dixon 42, _NGrwood, N. C.; in a dinner meeting beginning was brought by Addre Mae Wea- l Charlrs A Jomer, 32, Grove at 7·30 pm. in the Buckeye ver Brown who alleged the d•-· Ctly: Davtd A. Weabor 35 Bri•· • {:/ ' Cafeteria, Athens. fendant struck her wtth. a m-1tol , Va Charles A Nickt>ll, This Is the third of the area's strumt>nt from behmd Jrvtdton l35. Beaver: Francis Putt, 4i, S ~NGTON (UPT) Pr th It I dl ct ta I lth 'J'h I to h'm 'd p k' nd M !thou h . tr t' Ill f II th winter meetings for entered a pleaand of not Delaware: and David Cook] 21 , WA "' - es-~ e po n o re cun c w ose c ose t aa1 oo e mg a ascow, 1 g DIS a ton w o ow up • ers poultry fl k od . coonty court was guilty md1cle•in Columbus 0 1 ~ s P ~.e:~n~ mar- by October term grand ldenl Jobnson goes before the government of North Viet major surprises would be in the the speech was drafted prima~ message With a request for a ~wt" JUry. _·_ __ __ 1 Congress and the nation Nam, was forcing Jehnson to message. Should some impor- rily as a message to the supplemental appropriation of Eeg eggods, pus Ia mAthustry I Prosecutmg Attorn('v Bernard . . the Hg klpr ucers ens · 1T. F'u lt.z represented· the state · ("t loniaht, prepared to express tread carefu Uy. tant word come from Hanot. Amencao people. about $13 b1llion durmg M . ro"l, Vint .J. Yo f th e S no ne·.. determination to light on llellcale Balaace during the day, there was lillie Great Society Slays current fiscal year to meet Woc ~-n~ ~gs~ on, a~d and Fred w. Crow the defend-' Taking Heavy Rain two fronts--for peace In Sooth- For this reason his message chance it would be reflected in 1 Johnoon tipped hlo theme higher war _costs; the 1967 re:;,~~Uons aot"the~ =~~m:xe: ant. I RIO DE JANEIRO <UPTl east Asia aod to achteve the wag des~gned to stress reality his address. Any such commu- Tuesday when he told AFL-C!O budg•l wh1ch JS _expected to run tension offices. Y 1 1The h•avJtst rainfall in the _ 401 U domestic goals of his Great without soondlag too grim to mcatJon would have to be PreSJdent George Meany he was close lo $tl5 billton, and then Veterans Memorial Hospital yea hJSto of Ill' , . 1 1 Society. the home aodlence or overly examined with great eare determined to keep building llis the annual economic report VNlT CALLED Admissions - Agnes Grueser, sun:, R' ;• Tbe Cblel Ex " anxious to the Commuolsts. before a public response. Great Society programs wllile which will carr, a blueprint lor 'J'h• Racine E er Sq d Pomeroy Henr> Savre Ra- enJ·ng ne traged10 . y.d. retaecu~.~ve grave M lib tiJ At th u Jobn """ . d •- 1 lnlta" . ~ .m gency ua · · ·. w y m a 1~as er 1 ol the and at times tense the • oreover, " e peace e same me, son mee-,. mcrease coos . "'"' In . - · was called Tuesday at 11·51 a. eine ; Carl Schultz, Ractne: that mav already have taken Viet N lu U h. offensive still tn progress, was well aware llis remarks U.S. war effort. This idea will Johnson s speech, hJS third m In tak W d S R . Joseph Cozart P<Jrtland Charr · 500M ':" Slate 0 thewar, u"ru de ver " Johnson could speak ol It only before Congress would be given be expunded tonight. State or the Union message, to · Veter • m arrr H les Fridley Pomerov · d d k cte. 1 . h. belo 'oint onto mess!agtbe in aeneralitiea. microscopic study in Hanoi J..ater this month, the adml- was a long time in preparation. whe- h anesnte eed orJa oedsp 8 _ Mrs. · James ca aeds Jvbe mu dan roc swh' re 1 J aesa D o ! h' . ··"" e r a.s a m 1ca 1 . . , us y a ownpour 1c House and Senate. It wilt be The President and " chle! putient, Wdl .. Middleport, Ava Gllke>, had drenched the eity with II In advJsors have spent much of Harrrsonv1lle. Gertrude Drake, . . . tetevtaed eolor aci'OOI th> past several nights working LOC T Vinton; Leola Keck. Pomeroy; mches of ram smre_ Monday, the eountry. ' over secUon alter section Into The tern EMI'S , Minnie Hall. Vmton : Margaret swept away houses, kllltng P* The Uve messaae wiD broad- WASIIINGTON (UPI) - Tho puss the time, But tho majorltylbeen some of that this year, the early morn;•g bours. business s Call. Midd<eport; George Apple- pie!; fi:::U doClast at I p.m., EST. second sWloD ,of the a9tb Con. cte'arly . was waning lor Prea- but for the lllOI!I part members While this sort of effort Is · · a.m. gote, Newell, w. Va. I par e~ re . a set The naUon was lllllousty lll'f!ss · so far hu soundod Uke \dent Johnsoo to call the tun~ seem to be laking the [lOllition somewhat eustomary, there today was 27 degrees under sunwere sttll CO!!llng down at • awaiting tbe report lrom the a symphony orchestra nervoua- in his State o1 the Union Ad- ' ol the southern oongressman seemed to be a grealer degree ny skies. LODGE TO MEET rate of 30 an hour. President, partteularly tn view ly tuolni up before tbe !IJ'Rnd dress toniKht. . who was ask-ed Tuesday how ol care and caution this year as The regular meeting of the . of hJB campaign to hrlllg the entraaoo. ol --118 conductnr. .. Members of Congreas Ire- things looked to him, Johnson undertook the task ol WEATHER Shade Riv<r Lodge No. '453 will Me)Js General Hosp1tal Commuoists lo the conhtreace Some of lhe IiWhlldCi!I'I'-Who ifUet!tly come· hack· to Washing- "I bel' l'tt . t alt Itt Iexp!'ells\ng himllelf slmul- Not .. col• lolllhl, ram by be Thursday' Jantlllry 13, at Allmt&S[Ons - Helen Carper, , returned .. Is the Qjpltol M..,. ton bursting with ideas to ,.ve JUS " un , laneously on fighting war and moruhtJ, low U • .. Tllursd&y 7;30 p.m. Work in the lettow Pomeroy table In tbe war. But the highly dellclte peace day have lndulgltd In e llttle the world, the nation, or maybe, tomorrow ruet>t lo God. stlll not lelting up In his rail, 111aybt - • Jlurrlel •ld cran degree will be given. Dis....... - VIvian Phelpt, offeoalve, wblch hu rtlcl!ed ~ bora iootlllg to just their dlslrlcil, Thoro basi Ill repUed. upeqalvt domeallc Pf1111'111111. ~· membel'l are urted to 1ttellll. Lewt Falll. I NO EXCHANGES - .., '" • VALUES TO ALL SALES FINAL - •• '•, :ov. t~e a~ abo~l 1 pound~ 1 cum~t n~ :!' • up w •• £or Leader Coogress Tunmg aJtmg ac:~ej ~~ Yt~ I Discbarg~ ~ ,:t~:"a:n ~~~eroy t~e sportcore~ ~et I lev~ . . .. . ,, .... • :1'.,'1• ,,, •. •,, 1 •! '·; 1 1 '· ",, ._..n 1!, , r . d~ately regular stuck Browns and blacks in both loafers JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE 1 rt Includes nearly Ill million the present year. I Hmdu funeral pyre on the banks m~usly by ~e bo:d .r~er vthe - Announeed it Is the lnten- TAKES KEY JOB- Lee W. McComas, a native of SCipio Township and veteran or 39 thai Would .be used as the sec· The budget recommendat,·on of the sacred Jumn:! River ~ }ect was roug t up y U'- (Continued On Page Two) t h d d .. t t I th R h d f 0 1 gtl King years as a eac er an a mmts ra or, con ers wr ic ar Jones, le ond installment of a three-year also includes $12.4 million for In death th~ Sl~year • .. new Meigs Local School District Tuesday evenmg - Sentmel Photo. t, president of tlltt d . · teacher pav Increase which medical services and medical skitesman ~eceJYed not only the -_DiSCussed~ servJcmg and , -------was passe4 during the 1965 ses- aid to the aged under the Wei- tears or h<S 400 mlllton coun- repBJrs on the 30 ocbool buses I I .,-~-.,"''' . I De t t trymen but the acclaim that In the dlstr~ct. The matter was swn. are par men · would h.ave been his in life for tabled until a later meeting. Hitter cold spread loday In otber budget recOmmendThe B~~ est1mate_d _a total of, at least reachmg a temporary _ Named Pomeroy Nationfrom the upper Midwe~t lo atlona, the BPW recommend· $185.2 mdhon In antiCipated r.. (Continued On Plll!e Two) al Bank the CitJzens National •ew England. A slorm -•nter eel SJSZ million lor eclucatloD ~enues, an increase of ~ mil· Bank or' Middleport and the ~rowing over &be Te1.a1 Paa- I over tbe earrent year, IUld hon over the present esbmHte Farmers Bank and Savings Co, .baodJt •pread fref'Itna: raio : taU miDioa IGr llealt•. ODd lor 1965-U which enda June 30. of Pomeroy depositories. oad snow across a wide -- , • - Nomed i'NsecuUJ111 AttorI don oltb• Ceotral aDd NorlhIll' ' -1Q 09n- MASON- The Volmlieer Flroi' ern Ptol... • 1 tact lhe firm of Squire, Sanders Company wrn launch a fund forll The UP! roported bazardoos i Four students aboard .. Eastand Dempsey regardJnl bond- raising campaign beginning Jan. rlan ' ~· n;rsvt e, ~\ dri\'JDg warniagi wen posttd ern Local District sehool bu!l 1mg information for the proposed l 15, the proceeds ef Wh!Cb will known teac er at g iD ceotral Jowa. The U. S. escaped injury when It and a ' new school. . be used for equipment. ::aool Weatber Bureau said l'llrly , car collided a\4 •10 pm. Tuesi-:' I - Agreed the use of buildmgs On openmg day and for four ' W , g morning temperatures had , day on Route 681, three and six· _Meigs county baseball fans' dreams may become true The Pomeroy Freshmen bas- by outside groups should be days thereafter, the committee Gener~:l h=p~~~ ~~sd:y ev;n; dipped to near zero across ! tenths miles easL of Route 33, 8 1th most of the Nortbeast. Pells- lthe Slate Htghway patrol saitl this summer. ketball team zooming along jhandled as in the past in the will dtstribute coin cards to mg, wt ttte Ee . acU: An American J..eglon sponsored baseball team could take with seven 'straight victorie• respecuve areas unUl careful homes of all residents m the ~: we:::I: s~/;er wof· ton, Mich .• reporto diG de- Joday. . 1 fleld In competltloD with best Y?Uth under_ 19 this year, will face the Middle-- rev1ew iJ cemp1eted. commumty. _If no one 1_s home, ficlati . Burial will be In the ll'f't>s below zero. Off1cers sa1d lhe dr ver, 1 111mi1arly soonsored clubs in Ohio-and wlth port Ninth Graders Frtday -Heard reports from the the cards will be left m the I farnii:Slot in the Minersvdle lwrt \ 'io!lli ;r, , 0 . Newland, 57. Rt . 1, bounces of the ball - of the 1 night several clerks of the five for- customary place for mall dehv- 1H !1 t ' Reedsville, wa9 watching a U. S. lent, has offered hi_s time on The Frush arne between the ery Further Information rs raduate of Den-1 '/ ch1ld in h1s view mirror, A meeting to fully dtscuss the more than one occaSion to catch neighboring :chools will he pnnled on the cards. nison and rl!Ceived I and lhe bus drtlted left of cenpro)eCt w1tl be held Monday, a Legion team. . . played prtor to the reserve con0 C The com cards used lor the her ~ru~ster's d~greo lrOOl Ca. I • , ter on a cum rt collided with January 17, at 8 p. m With Le-I Baseball fans beheve thiS Jg test which is scheduled to start • lund dnve make Jl easy to con- lumbia Uruversity She had ca: driven by Robert Burke, glon ortJctals from the Mtd- loo good of an opportunit to at 7 p m, with the vari!ity They_are actually sav- taught 38 years, mostly m Porn' -'H . Chester Star Rt No _one dleport, Pomeroy] Rutland and pass up. It is hoped th 8 t a big conlest to follow about 8_15 S S rngs cards, wrth convement slots eroy High schoo I( one yfar at was InJUred There was mmor Racine posts, turnout of baseball men in Fans wtll et I s Cia) f?r msertmg quarters at regular She was a member . John .IJvtden. Raunt', was damagl' to both vehicles ••Jt has been determined that Meigs county will join the Le· in thL~ con~st, th~ first of· Funeral services f~r George t1mes . of Delta Kappa Gamma, Phi f1.n~d and sentenced to Jail Tues- The patrol c t~ Nev-.land to the co~t of a Legi011 team by gion members at their meeting f' lal f on _ tl ~aback, 80, Rt._ 1, Racme, who ~r any Interest~ pa~t1es are Delta Kappa, the Twilight Gar- day. upon bern_g found gur!ty of appear Jan. 14 10 '-fergs couoone post in our county Js ex~ Monday evening. ~~S :~::;baa~~e s~r e Aa~~ died ~esday _m the Veterans rntssed, however, 1t will be den dub, and of the Miners- assault and battery by Com· 1 ty court on a charge of dr!v mg cessive." said 8 Lejlion spokes. . M~rnorral Hospital, will be held warmly appreciated if they nol- l Ville Methodist church all her mon Pleas Judge John C Ba- left of renter T da ., 1 we want to It Will be an open session, ! Buffmgton as a coach In the FndHy at 2 p.m. at the Great ify IDmeone at company head· lrr ' con The deff:"ffdant wa1ved Lnal 1 Patrol arrests yesterdav In'project of the with financing of the team to ' gym where he performed " ' Bend Baptist Church, with bur- quarters. The lund drive is lor 1 a sister by JUr) ! eluded Wilham B Bickrr;, 52, four posts and the entire county be a central oint. I H Panther . ial in the nearby cemetery. a very worthwhile cause If the E at home and Jrvrden was ordered by BJdW€11, stop sign , r te-d to mu1 b n, 1 Buffington, a resident of Mid- Surviving are three brother!, ~ goal IS reached, Jt will mean be f ., 1 ' Baron to p<~v a $200 fine and mcipal court Jan. 12 : Thelma can ene AIDMEN TO MEET dleport, is the <volunteer) coach Dwight and William, beth of better l<re protectioo lor evrycall the u . was S<'nten"d to 90 days '" / Powell. 27. MlddleJ>Ort. and Lar.. Mel Clark, West Columbia, of the MHS Ninth grade team Racine and Kelly or Landolakone in the area and by inse-rtI ho Thy at . f n- 1rounty Jml wr th 60 d£tys suspend- ry Lamer :ll Sout!J Side W 8 Iormer rna jo r lea gue baae' ' era me u~~yevemngun• • • 1 There wiJI be a lecb.Jre en Its record rs 3-3. er, Fla.; three sisters, Audrey ing a quarter in the card each n ttm f ed and the d':'fendant wes plac- 1Va , both rt>(:kless operation tl• ball player for the Pblladel- safely at the Racine Fire Sta- Buffington in 1957 was voted Boichyn, Detroit; Susie Gainer, week lor the speclfled number ' 1 e 0 se<vtres. ed tn lieu uf probation fur one I appear Jan. 11. phla l'hlllles, bas agreed to tion at I p.m. Thursday by a the SEOAL's Most Valuable Long Bottom, U>cDie Burke, of weeks, the desired sum can , , year. These others were cited to manage • LegiOD team far state highway patrolman. The Player, and made the All· Jacksonville, Fla. Friends may be raised without inllicling hard- Poultry Spee1abs1 J1v1den 63 was jailed 1mrne· appear Jan. 12 on charges .r Me)Jo, topie wtll be emergency vehicle League first team as a guard. call ot the Ewing Funeral ship on anybody. To Speak Jan, 17 following the trial. but speedmg, Lonnie McClelland. 29, Mel, a man who enjoys work- drh·ing. Memben of other de- His coach was Dick Retton Home until noon Friday when The drive will be taken Into Dr. GlydeMarsh, Extension was reteas('d Tue~day mght to Oak Hill: Ronald P. Boyd, 22, 1 ing with boys, and ont who partments m tba county art The Pomeroy team Is coached the body will be removed to aU area1 1erved by the com- SpPcfalist in Poultry Diseases, 1 enter Holzer Hosprtal where he 1Lancaster. Ky : Paul E. Chertlnually looks for basebaiJ tal- welcome. by Bud Bickel. the church. pany. will discuss, .. Keeping the Lay. remametl as a pat1ent today. j nngton, 37. Oak Hill ; George I CALUMET :, ·· 1 ti, , , .: l'. ,', )• ·• I ::::~. i~e~ j~lnl RANDCRAFT - ]II help to .,, We are aratelul to - Decided to seek further In- f:, you for accepting." fonnaLion from state officials Other activity of tho board on th• posslbiUties of Hth srade during its regular monthly meet- 1athletiC programs. It was m- I' 1 . . 1 ded · dicated the state reeommends mg me u_ · t:1at the athlet1c programs for - Decided there would be no filth and sixth srade be hand- , consolidation of the athletic pro- led as mtramural activities with~rams or, bands f(lr the present in the gyma of respective time. 'I'h1s was ~:~greed unani- schools. 1 George H ba k 1 I POMEROY, 0. Selection! Diacontinuod Styles & Colors. Values to 10.00 MONDAY &TUESDAY OHLYI Crow's Steak House For Best ONE GROUP OF CONNIE SNOW BOOTS I I "' Early 1 I 93( Shop ONE GROUP OF HUSH PUPPIES SALE I Nam," Shelepm warned, "still CHARLESTON, W. Va, (UPI) - A record $196 5 mll- 1sterner retnbubon lies ahead !ton state operating budget for fiscal 1966-67 was pre· of them" sented to the West Virginia Legislature which convened a 30-day budget session at noon today. NEW DELHI - INDIA TOThe 410-page document was presented by Secretary of I day gave Pn~e ~hmster Lal State Robert D. Batley on behalf of the State Board of Bahadur Shastri a hero's farePublic works. It recommended an increase of $7.89 mil· well A vast mult1lude shouted t1on over the current appro-"~ou are I~rtal" as his body priatton of $188.6 million. welfare, up $Z.7 mllllou ovH drsappeared m the flames of, a C 5 MEDIUM HEELS ~~~;:~:~:· a~tO>~~t :~p ~r!~ ~:":n.t:::.::::,~d~~·~; !!5~i~~~.~~m~~~~S:~·l9360 u Values to 10.99 our regular stock and New Duties Here by Feb.l 1n I Uavrs • Kerth Evans. l atthehome ofMrs Allt'nHampNancy Heed a nd l•er \-Js· · Jovce . eetmg Middleport will Begin his WORLD A a/ Reports ~ th ' Mrs Elmer Ret.'<! are I and Joyt:e Evans, nme yeaJ s, I toll. I nnlu ' ~~~~n~~~-g lh~ wrnter months at and Karen Walker, ten years.l JAN. 12 Are Given at their home Sarasota, Fla Shakespeare , M . Mr and Mrs. Charles Hess EDJ1,QR'S clubThe v-.rllPomeroy meet Wednesday at • SoCiety Ten Say Innocent ~" •1 To Drug Cbarges Lee W. McComas, veteran of 39 years tn teaching and school administration, was hired Tuesday night as clerk of I the new Meigs Local School District. He will receive an COLUMBUS (UP! I - Nine of ten persons arrested In I annual salary of $5,800. Board members sa1d there were narcotics ratds on t~ree apartments in the Ohio State Um- . k six applicants. McComas, teaching In the St. Albans, W Va., aystem, verstty district Tuesday night pleaded innocent in Munici- 1. pal Court today. A tenth was \ol will resign from that job within the next two weeks to slated to appear later. ' hall a dozen p1pes used to MOSCOW - THE Kit~MLIN take mer his new assignment. smoke 1t. appears ready to offer . Hanoi A native of Meigs county, Mr McComas attended Scipio The ten, th_r-ee of them ll.sted The arrest or Sterling G. Wag- still more ftrepower tJ, meet Twp. schools and later received his BS Degree in education 111 students m the OSU dtrec- ner 23 Columbus touched off any new U. S. escalahon of at Ohio University. He was awarded hiM Master's Degree at tory. were held in lieu of bond the' raids. ' the war ID Viet Nttn, diplomat- Ohio State University where he also worked toward his ranging from $1,000 to ~,000. Police said they were tipper' ic observers said tod~y. . . doctorate. Police said they expected ro off on Wagner by Ralph Reim- They attached thlS stgnlll- Mr. McComas served 24 years as superintendent of Mid- 1 arrest between six and 12 more enschneider, arrested in Akron cance to a s~eech . Tuesday dleport schools, five years as Middleport high school prin-persons before their investiga- by police in a raid Monda:; in mg~t m the North V1etrn~mese clpal. five years as Elementary principal in Middleport, lion 1a complete. 1which about 20 pounds of marl· c~pltal by Alex~nder N. Shele- and two years as an elementary teacher. He retired as au. Raiders confiscated more juana, worth e.bout $8,000 was . prn, an ~ce Sov!et troubleshoot· perintendent of Middleport than 8 pound of Dlflrijua'na and found. er who IS _he~dmg a h1~h-leveJ schools in June of last year. l mer districts relating to thetr --~- --- - Kr:ernlln_ OllSSJon to Henot She!- President JODLJ, Ia notify. been turned m to the new Meigs epm delivered a stern warmng log Mr. McComa• he had weal Board. The ligures mcludto the Umted Stoles about VJet beeu employed as ctork oald ed Salisbury 118,079.20, NorthNam. "If the United States "Your vast knowledje of western 814,671.25, Bedfotd ° - - 1d:-~v\\rs - Former Superintendent at the I· 1 CENTS c omas as _lerk DINNERWARE Around And About • at y Road spent Sunday in Middl., port With her .s: :~ ~:~ ter~m- law, Mr. a · Morgan and famrly. pia~ ~U '1 • . " '. ' - . . . .. - .. ....... --- ... - - . . -·...... ....... . .._ ,.................. �"• ' ~ . ' ' • ' ' • . I ' .·. . .\lt?i. ....,.. I ' ' ' :Stamp to Salute Johnny Appleseed wb ' • Etna Building up e steris Named on Bank Board . •' For Big Blow-off ~ SelltiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., JaiL - 11, 1968- HELEN HELP us r CATAN!A,Slclly(UPn-'l'hel LEOMINSTER. Mass 1UPllt knew that farmers mt~~rotilli nuraen• throughout the Mid- Some say he made money but Etna volcano erupted • _ The g<~vernrnenl wtll salute wesL would long for apple or· west w1th his plantings of apple he gave 1t away m dr1bs and hurling red-hot rocks 650 thiS )ear a canny Yank.. who lchards after they had cleared seeds bought from the ctdu drabs to needy piOneers, or Into the atr. Scientists by HeieR Bottel--.. realized lhe apvles were the the wilderness JJUlls 1n Western Pennsylvarua. bought books and tracts of land they believed lava i.rulide frwt 1f not the spice of frontler 1 Apples m1ght not have kept I Persons who researched Chap. which be also di.Btrlbuted amons Mannlng D. Webster, proml- mountain was mounting ••moM I llle the doctor away but they were man's We soy !hot, contrary to setUers. ne<~t local attorney, was elect- the mouth of tho northe85tem WHO'S THE BOSS We Willi I 10 out for dlDDor lllJ • His name Jobn Coopman a staple food m the settlers' popular belief, he did not acat- Chapman woa a pioneer ed to the board of cUrectora of crater. • Dear Helen: more" He wants me h:.~:ro: But 1r that doesn 't spark your hm1ted dtet Apples were used ter seedl willy • nllly as he preacher as well as planter. As the Pomeroy N.ational bank at There wa1 no 1 wort for • married man the evonlng and he does 001 memory con! never fret lest m pies, frtttel'! and cakes and trudged through the forest anJ he wandtred afoot, by boat or the annual neeting of the board Indication whether the who doesn't work ot It very lhls man who Ia qwto 1 your w1ts are wtthermg Char>- made mto apple sauce, apple platno wtth a cooking pot on hts horse, he explamed the B1ble as Tuesday ofternoon. _ the firol after two years hard. He bas never tried any- with tht ]4dles. b vo man's mche In postenty is b"l butter and Jelly And from ap- head to protect htm from the Interpreted by Emanuel Swed· Mr Webster 19 8 na!Jve o! near inactivity _ posed tbJng, but 1 a,omlllow get the I love my bu~band but I I to remembered by h" l•gendary pies came the zest of lifo - c1· sun. Chapman carefully planted enhorg, Swedtsh scientist and Po · ad ted from danger ot vlllages on the leelinllhot he 1 waiting for the my job, too. It 1 laac:inatiDg ho lU ck name Johnny Appleseed Ider seeds or nedllnga and oold or U..Oiogtan. p rneroy, ;;~ h!': He re- of "urope'o tallest volcano. right momenl think I need be the secretary to I man w Jt was ·192 years ago, come Chapamn, often movllll ahead gave the aew orcbarda to oet- Chepman, :who was lrtendly C:,~:.;o~is c of· bachelor advice. Ia In all the ooclety columno; u .J Sept u, .hat Chapman was 1 of the pwneers, started many tlen. with the IndlB.nB, ~as the eyes f in ~ness &dnutllSYou see, everytime my bus- he treats me wonderfully, and Porn m this Central Massachus- - - - - - - - and ears of the wilderness set- o scJen,ce Oh" s•-t Unl band and I plan an evening out, when he takes me to dinner ua ..... d erllme nights be'l a pet" !Iemen ts . Accord1ng Lo one tratJon rom dto h WI LeL veretts city In lhHt span lusrorthis man asks me to ,......1 an my ov 8 de1931 tans have been trymg t~ separ' story, he learned of an impend ollye '::.Om Oh~ Sta~ tn lm, the f,'Ork overtime. So I have to feet gentleman. But sorne~OI ate the fact froin the fancy ID mg ndJan attack and ran bar&- gre h !a red ti I1 call my husband at the Jut get a funny feellng there I • tte tile of thiS fabled figure who footed the length of the Ohio ~a~ e s r prac ce 0 ow minute ond canoe! our plans. I tug of war, and l'w the-ROP& ,,;,e clatm trBveled 100,000 Valley to warn the settllll'll ~n m omeroy. gel patd extra for overtlm2, and Dear Rope1 miles between Mossachusells time for them to take refuge m Ho was elected prosecutlog we can use the money, but tt I get that funny feeling too. ond Mtssour1 plantmg apple Thts Thursday and Friday, eotabll!b chaplert II unacered· blockhouses. atlorney of Me1gs Cousty in seems like my bos1 just SENS. Cut out the overtimo beroro aeeds and seedlings Jan 11 and 14, Rio Grande Col- lied iniUtutlona. in 184S, covered wagon plo- 193S, and reSigned that offtce ES when 11 wiD make my bus- you're roped llnto exchlllli'Di For most of hts 10 years, thls .Jege w1ll be V!Sited by an u- WbUe oo campuo, the three aeers found Johnny Appleseed to enter the aervtce 1n 1943. He PT. PLEASANT- Burl S. band furtous •I don't tell him.) one good, long-term husbruKIIor shrewd but genlle _ and In Ia.' aminallon team "'"" the North memberl of the uaminaUon sertously stck under the trees he served as a capioin in the Judge Smith, 92, a retired teacher lor The last time 11 bappened, a acalp-huntlng marrJnd play· t... ltfe _ eccentric soul w" Central Association <NCA) of team wtll gtvo Rio Grande col- loved. He died shortly after- Advocate General'o Depart- 60 years, former justice of 11\Y husoband IBid "That'• tl. boy. - H. first tn the hearll of many of Colleges and Secooda.ry Schools. loll u thorougb ID uamlna· wards near Fort Wayne, Ind. ment oft he United States Ar· pea,., and Baltimore Deor Helen· h" countrymen So perhaps It This vtsll>itJon II the nut to lion u posatble. They wlll be In- Those pink "PP!• blossoms my in the Pacific Theatre. Afi. Obio, and New York They SAY an n-eon or one IS fitting that he Will be the first final step m deterrnlnln& wbelh· terestedin tho llnanclal picture you !ee tn the sprmg probably er his discharge in 1946 he re- ReUroad ticket agent, died who baa beeo In a correctiOnal to be honored 10 the new Amert· er or not the college wm be ao- of the in1Utututon, they will were not planted by. Johnny Ap. turned to Pomeroy wbe're he Tuesday afternoon In the institution (that'& the pohle - d can folklore aerteo o1 ftve~~nt credited by North Central. want to inlpeel the pbyslcal pteseed. But the Innis of hts Ia. bas eontinued the practice of Meter Rest home in Cllfton. (Continued from pogo 1 ) lor tl) has a chance, .,. the ou~ postage atamps The Johnny Following tt. tho three • man plant, they will oheek on the bor will live In legend forover. law Mr. Smith wao born at side. Chance for wlrat? To gel pleBfed otompo wlll be ISsued 1n committee w1U report ill tied- qualiftcotlons of lleullf mem· ' on March 31, 187S, son of the accord with Pakistan at the into more trouble ageln, that'l September In commemoration of ' tngs to the NCA whtch wiD hers, they wUI visit wtlh aU Dire<lors rHiected were Dr. late Burl and Elizabeth Knapp Tashkent peace conference. what I htS btrtb. vole Ill March on ae<reditation. members of the odmlnlltratlon R. E. Boice, Allred M. Elber· Smith. His marriage was to the 1 got paroled, ond they found Chapma 1 Is one o1 Ohto'a folk This decision will be based prl· and they wlll oven talk to atu.U. fold, Edison Hobstetter, War- former Margaret Riffle, who MASSILLON - . ,NEARLY me a job at a cafe. 1 learned legends morily on the report o! the VII- dentll. reo Pickens ..d Eldoo Weeks. preceded him in deatb in 11160. two-thirds of tho c1ty • 31 • tho manager was dipping toto Uvod Ia Mootfleld ltatton team Accreditation II' 11 long proMr. Hobsretter was reelected He ls survived by two daugh- member police force planned the till, and when ho found oul For aeverai years be resided Membership In North Central, ceBB. Rio Grande College ftrst clmirman of the board, ond Max- ters and five sono, Mrs. Griff to resign todey because Ctty 1 knew, he said, "So what, )"Qtr lu the Mansfleld area of Rich· or one of the other regional a&- made the de<lslon to try for acine Griffith was reelected &ee- Durban, Revenswood; Mrs Councll did not rBJse their pay 're the ex-con.' 1 left befort 1 land County and about 1130 ho IOCIOI10n5, til the highest all· creditation In the fall of 111511. retary. Norva Muse of Sacramento, enough. Nmeteen of the offtcel'!, got • stealing rap. moved to Greene Twp ta Ash- tnstJtut 10n accreditation a col· By the summer of 1962, a preMr H b tetter ted 1 ifornla; Durward, Pt. Pleasant: Including two captains and one Then another btg • hearted ion~ County lege can receive An tnstltution llmlnsry aell • otudy of the In- Two now members were elec- the ~toc~!lders :'the ba; Landon, Harrisonville; Clay, serg"'n~ voted by r~ll call hotel man wanted to "rebabiliWhllo llvllli m the buckeye that 18 oot , member of the stitutlon was made. Upon ec- ted to th board of directors ol d th bu Columbus; DenzU, Charleston, Tuesdey to turn In lhetr two- tare" me, so he put me on as 1 oiate Cllapman reportedly plant regiOnal accrediting aB8oclotlon ceptanco of this report, tho lnc· e N" 1 Bank lnenjoyeduano !her mcreaHse w ~- and Russell, AtlsnUc City, N.J. week notice of reSJgna!ton to watter What HE oxpected 1 · · to- at 1tution waa ewarded the sta- of the Middleport ttizns awona ess nng e year, e repor~ There are 17 grandchildren ' the tl'ty th IS aftemoou • Four won't ·Jay. Back &o pouodhag ' ed apple seeda near the Mus- for the area m which Is IS in the annual ed total assets mcreased over klngum River and tts tributer- cated 18 considered a oecond· tus of candldate for membmhlp U Tuesda' 60 000 to others said they slso would re- the streets. 1 $8 000 000 In 28 great grandcblldren and 1 los rate Institution AU regionally In North Central. stockb dero themee.~·'s offices $8 ' 'u near J~ 'ts' M. great great grandchild. sign soon as they had other Tht only people who hire 01• 11ernoon '" 1 b as 00 - • 0" 1 If tud rt • ~~ · conunen ng r. He her f lh Odd t Th n Records also show he lived accredited lnstJtutioM are con· e na se • I Y repo Th DaJ0 D !ion owner Hob 1 tre ld . ' was a mem o e jo • med up. cons are ones who think tltey near BrUiiant m Jefferson Coun- sidered eqlllll by the six region- ol the college waa undertaken nd ey are Duu tto' g "Ourse .: " tru t d . Fellows Lodge and tha Loyal Counctl last month passed •• can "use • ua some way "' · 0 0 01 •• academic a operator ~P 08 '1 s c ure urrng Ord of Moose ord'wasco giVIng · off tc ers a . 21 • h1de thelf own dirty work. ' durmg the t ~• t; and spent much of his Ume •I ae<redlting agencleo. ......., ol er's in Middle rurt 196 ~ reflected tbe continued er . along the Ohio River hank• R•g1onal accreditation Is year and WB8 sent to the North Store and R 1 ld ml pore. Ia 1 '"" services wlll be beld at a-month Increase. The pohc~ 1 apply ot decent compaRleo Historians ge oerally agree considered the minimum re- Central AIBoclatlon on June I. and James Arno i ~ ddl • 1 ~rowt~~ 1 nc~l 0 n'anklngav .... s p.m. Friday In the Crow· men had asked for more than and they are very polite but that John Chap.;en wa 1 an 8 , 1quJrement for rnany eoala of a 196~ This report was accepted tlred controctor,theo bot depor,. 0epos . domesltac Inc d. se:t Funeral home. Rev. Jack 150 • munth Monday mght they either say right out' that I th'· f II d ... '·Ita Re-elected to or o ur savmgs epos rease HI . ill ff' I I d b d aJ t . tQte busm•!Sman who recog- college It IS rore !hot a oo · early ,. ' , an "" v.. • bank Rod $t 000 000 mrud tot8 1 ggms w o IC a e, an ur- counctl vote ag ns reconSI'd• "securtty" won't Jet them hire nlzed. an economic oeed He lege c11n be &<'credited for a tion of the examination team di.rectors of the uJ Swerse • 1 thng lal Will be in lAne Oak Ceme- operation of orJ.gmal ordinance. former prisoners or elu lbev • over 'de' ' 18 ne•' Down'"" marS1, oavmgs a e year tery. Frl ens d may ca 11 a1 lh • • • "'"' Pa ard . d 1 post$4000000 never call me back. · - - - - - - - - - - ·- - spec1flc subject or field of s1u- waa •el. 011 dy. 11 the mstltution I! not The visitation team will be Harold E. Hubb ' Rose 1 · ,.A~h ov~ lh' b, k. 1 114 funeral home alter 6 p. m. t• ASHI"AND, OHio- VOTERS You wooder why prlooAI have I first regionally accredited composed of Dr. Earland 1 Reynolds and ~,emard v. F~: years or~g we h:v. :ly ~d sav. day. l.n five counties Tuesday paso· so many repeall. There I your Membership m many prole•· Carlson vice . president for Elected to o Jces were , ts . 1947 hi h ed a $1,965,000 bond ISSUe to reason! - EX CON ON THE 't ~~ create the Pioneer Joint Voca- WAY BACK 810na! orgamzations depends up- acad&-'YIIC affairs at Mdbkin Un- ney Downing, challlD.an of the mg!~cco~n s:n~ Gauge rradmgs: Ga!hpolis I on regional accreditatiOn. Most !Versrty, Deeatur, Ill. will act flS board and president of the :~res~amv:S~m s eonsu~: a!t tiona! School District Dear EI: Dam 12 0 1!!2, runnmg 24 feet foundations funds, an dror· chairman of the team; Dr. Wll- bank, PaulS .Smart,ld e~ec~~~ of our new and gold custo~ers In a special election, voters It isn't easy, but you CAN an lo!ler:; Pomeroy l\lason 22 poratlons only give mon'!y 00 1Uam E Neptune, Dean of Lib- vice president, .Haro . u m order to em lo their aur· passed the Issue, 4,246 to 2,807, live down a prJBOa term, JUit 46 Pt Pie"'""' 24&\ Hmlon ' colleges that are regtonally ac·l eral Arts at Oklahoma Baptist bard, VICe preSident, and cash- ius funds roflfabj " 60! per cent approving It. The as )'011 can make • come-bact Irfla slat Jonal ~ Kanawha f'allsl (re<ht ed All nlit wnal socml frat Umverslty, Shawnee, Oklahoma ter; Rose S. Reynolds, assiSt· p The annu~ meeti~ of the dl· issue reqwred 60 per cent of from any other failure ill J1fe: J . :IO mmg Charleston 19 00 I ermtle9 and sororltle!J, and most land Dr Stephen G Kurtz, De;! I\ ant VIce president, ~nd Gene rectors was held lmmediately Mn Helen M Morris M a the votes to pass The school If you wont to! An ex • 101 ltlon honorary and pro- of Wabesh Oollege Crawfords- j, Grate ' asslitant cashier. · · ' dlstrt'ct wIll be made up of Who ·lS DETERMINED to 10 1~1 1 m g London, Ma rmet and recogn . after the stockholders' meeting, former· resident · of Middleport, Winf ield dams were on t h et fesslonal frlltermhes wUI n~vllle, lll. A report on the condition of when present officers Edison dt d Monday at St. Thomas five counties, Ashland, Rl~h-- straJgbt will mauage it, though - · · - -the bank was made and 11 was Hobstetter president· ' Richard Hospital e land • Crawford• Huron and Mor ~ be may "' lh si:J1 s V!(mt2ome rv ')am was' w Akron ~t more an I couple ~unnmg 15 feet •nd Ohio RIV· noted depostts were up to a Chambera' VIce president· Max- Surviving are ber husband row A vocational ~ehool butld· of bad tries. A lot of peopla In ,., moveable dams Welt up I new high ~nd the pa.~t year was me Gnffltb, eaahler; ~W! lllj(fY, a brother, Harold Hu~ llli Wtll be erected With the lo responsible [lllliijono h..e • reported exceUent. S. Hobstetter, asst. cashier; bard Sr.; one 51ster, Mrs. Don cal and federal funds used to "~one time,'' and if )W don't from P1ttsburgh down to Dam 1 1~ I' ILera K. Joneo, asst. caJhler, (Vwgmia) Covert, Pomeroy, and set up the school district. think ... ask your parole ofll· ~at MO>tments· Wtlltam J Hobstetter, branch a nephew, Harold Hubbard, Jr., WEAVERS EPS UP cer - H . '.Phlo Rmr - Reliable up 14, NF.W YORK IUPf\ _ llotb sides today turned down • manager, and Ed1th Williamson Middleport. . COLUMBUS ~UPl _ Dr Tits column Jt dedica~ lo 3 ~10 am , Peggy Downey up 8 or John V Lindsa\i'S formula for ending thl9 crippled , asst. branch manager of the Funeral servlcet w1ll be ). !am1ly livtng, 10 If _you rt bw· 1( 5 15 am Andrew Calhoun ~~t~'• t~ansportotlon crisis The optimism aroused by AFLRutland office, were reelected Thursday at 1 p m. at the Cox t~n C.lty~ea~er, Ohlod St~te mg ktd trouble or Jnst plato dQwn ~~ 6 20 am . Jenks up CIO Pr U t Geor e Meany's prediction of an end of Mr Hobstetter said Funeral Home on We.!lt Market- n vers • v ce pres! en or trouble ,let Helen Help YOU. 16 1 05 am Walter Beck- h besJ ~n tr"k! "In 1 day or two" was dathed and •'All of us Jdentifled with the st in Akron. Graveside services mstructlon, has been appointed She Will also weloome J'Dur J.;.d up 16 3. tn a m Joseph ' t e su wav· uo ' ' I I d Ml h I J Quill f a month C. A. Bebcock, 7~. Long Bot· Pomeroy National Bank are jus~ wlll be Friday at I p m. •t the president •f the University of [own amusing expenenceo. AdJooes do•n 16 6 II ' m ln- ~ the predictiOn of un,o~ ea er c ae _ ·_ - o ___ _: tom, Rt t, dted at his rest· !y proud of the bank's 94 year Beech Grove cemetery with Missouri effective Aug. I, It dress Helen Bottel In cart of d!Jno up 17, I .40 am . w H long stnke was re<'al e ho~ " to resolve thll dispute and' dence thts morruna followmg an history of servtce to the people Rev. Donald Boolle officiating. wu onnounced today. this newspaper. "lio medtatoro " extended illness. of the area we are prJvJie~d 1:1 ver, J r., dowo 19, 1 1.-., 1m , 1h Threetruthree led for 12 davs t.o brmg about a resumptiOn o Bo M 9 1890 in ChGiter e" , JC!ffboat up Ul, ti ~5 a m Lulh- ave s gg b- work at tbt earliest possible rn ay ' to serve. et Herdman down 23 1 15 a m make peace and get the su t" Twp , he was the son of Wil· " It is a tribute to our prede. Robert Reed dQwn 2a 5 50 a' I way::~ ~:~.nd bu!\es movmg again m~~eno~Jy cheer for I cheer. I J1am and Ida Biggs Babcock. He cessors that they very early esm. · Valvohne up Gre~nup 115 1said lhe}..• ouid oow llike the lless 'c,ly wu . that wtth each spent most of his life m Me~gs tabhshed a fundamental pollcy ' P~; Steel Ranger up Groen· jlnJ!JatJve da) J! leorned more about cop- j County. He attended the Lee which has been adhered to ol·· up 1.10 p m ; MaiiUllear up No real bargalrung has tak· mg wtlhout tho oubways and Chapel MethodiSt Church. er these many yem -staff the Greenup 1 25 p m . Bob Benter Ien plar~> s1n<'t! last weekend. 1buses which normally carry 6 Survivmg ar three daugh- bank w1tb capable people who B Willi S White up Greenup 4.10 ~ m: Jrene l Dr Nathan p Femsmgor, l mllhon passengers • day, ters, Mrs. Ruby Burke, Cool- undersllind the WIShes of cu•to1 am • Cllotin u. Greer~u 4 10 ch1er mediator, said the peace-1 But b toda the cost was vtlle; Mrs Gamet Thomu, Co- mers and are sens1Uve te their Cotlilll Q~een u ~reenu a;111 1seeking panel would call on expectJ to .. ~ , 12 bUUon, l tumbus, and Mrs. June Cole- problems aod expecllilions, thus WASHINGTON - Tho New stantl~ tn the face by tho tran- NaUoDI but was w hla oerlltr II m. O!eande/ down J.ldahl l Mayor Lmds•y With llll own mostly unreooverablo ' man, Fostoria; one son, Em· provldmg fast and effective oo- York tranSit strike from Its out- sit uruon bos;, Mike QwU, w<th llfe an outstanding labor llf~ , .. ' R d recM!mendationa for methods · rnett Wayne 0 • a sister Mrs. lutlons to their banking prob- ••t has produced a skittering precisely the municipal disas- !Ialor. 00 • .. p m · avenswo own ' ' ., ' ~ C · ht IHI by Ulllted M !dahl 7'11l So th Vonlda Johnson, Bradnor, 0., lemo. While today banking Is [ bsllet of fancy polillcal foot- ter that former Mayor Robert i < opyrtg , • M:ldohl !0 p.~· u ern •P I 0 and five hrotherl, 0. A, Port more complex, and our bank work as the force• of Major F. Wagner had somehow always Feature Syndlcole, Inc.) · I Clinton; Elmer, Port Clinton, serves more people than ever John v. :.Jndsay maneuvered averted at about a quarter to K GolllpoJII Dam - Polly R I Joseph, Hudson, Mlch ; Wald, before, this same policy moll- 1<. llike him off a opol plainly mldmght. Irony was further aer· up 1.11 p rn.; Zimmer down A. Findloy, and Miles of Marlon: vales each ol us to bring the marked X. ved by the ctrcumstall<e that 1~ P rn , R H. Bosworth J1 up ! 1 27 grandchildren, and 2t great best possible service to our The indiJopenalbll olljectlve Lindsay had made a career 01 i 15 p m Elgerc!Uf up 10 20 By United Press IDiernatloual grandchildren. customers. In addillon, we shall was to make al>solutely certain ridiculing the Wagner types of (Cunllnued !rom P'le I) p.m.; H E Bowles do~n u 10 East He wa• preceded In death by I continue to exercise the highest thai IJndsay's rival, Gov. Nel- New York as dreary has-beens P rn.: ESIO Ponnsylvamo up 1. Columbia !7 Fordham M bJS wlfe, Alma May Babcock, degree of prudence lD the oper- 10n Rockefeller, did not move who had let the city 110 to pot tlon of the board to rehire preOil am. Lll'y Jane Lucao down 1 M M on Oct 25 of thts year and a ation of our bank" tn to get credit for any possl- lor wont ol "Imagination" and ent adnunistratorl Chu. Gibbs, 0 71 1 71 Wagner 99 Upaola 91 2 IS 1m . John Ladd Dean up " ay A urs, ' 0 sed ! Gannon 65 Alhance 46 son, Carl Babcock, and one ble settlement that the Mayor the lllte. Clarence Thompson and Doo3 30 a m , Mary H. down 1 115 Umoo-sl. ~uc•:ye L:e ~s 11'rnty <Conn 1 1112 Hrtford 71 daughter Mrs Violet Hill himself rrught be unable to ar· Maybe so Still, the lnconven- aid McKenzie at their pr111enl 0 am ; On•ard down ! a m AI· aw~y ·~h erh ~ I Am Int. it Brandebl 67 Funeral semces w1ll be held range A precondiUon was to lent reality remained that the aalar1e1 for tho remainder of 1 1 Ice down 8 30 a m Bernet up ~tg N• ak H en 1 ~e ;•tur Swarthmorf 61 PI Mil !I from the Lee C'hapel MethodiSt draw . the national Admuustra- ct!y had been brought to dread- tins year. The board reported 120 a m Idrom ~~ ewaft ospt • a ·~ Prvdnce M Rhode .hland " Church near Bashan at I p rn tion of Pre:iident Johnson mto lui halt m the first day ol the it " checking witb state offl. 11 ll:oaawho Rim - Geor1e anay automo er bsul1 e ertngd '" JuDerJeces rn' Ruffolo St 93 Alfred Iii Saturday wttb Rev Pearl Ca~ Ibis local mara's nest For kl new regtme of the men who had eta!! to learn If new cootracle aec1 en 1 · · PrH:e up Marmet 9 15 p m : A btr 30 NYU 72 lana 58 to or Chester officiatmg Burial such an eventualtty Llnd!ay been presented 18 the wonder· must be tssued. J Patten down Marmet 3 a m f H i Nyack 107 Northeastern 41 w U be m the church cemetery. CANTON, Ohio (UP!) lour could always say that even II worker of a fresh, young gcnA roved Title 1 and Tltlt 1 1 OVEC up Marmet ! 25 a m ; WA;aliv~ 0 a;."'\co~n ~· Bloomnd 92 Montclair st ~I 'nle reamms will be returned ~h!ldren, rangmg 10 age from ha htmoelf had been unable to eratlon which would reclatm for Dfo PJ:. new dilltrlct Solvay down Marmet 5 50 • m . ' 1887 81 ~a:a~ter :, ~~u~i Wynsbrg Ill lnd tPa.) St 01 to !her eSidence Thursday of- e: ":;~hs !:,~n~ yeara, died gel the subwaya nmnlng, the New York civic glories that 10 _ ~lscussed spec~! edueeHelen Z up Marmet 6 25 a on H ·and Ohv ~mnters Dovl! Wesleyan 77 Coast Goord 7~ ternoon where 1r1ende may call lhro~gh ~elr born~• In r~~~ JmmeJlllty of the problem was truth ttnover had and probably lion arrangemtllls Wtthln the Beaver down Wmf1eld 4 55 p She 018 a member of the He· Toledo 17 Marque!~ 11 until noon Saturday when the ville about three miles south of proved by the very loct thtt It never Will. new dlstrtct. 11 wa.s reported rr. ; Jeffer110n up WlnfJOld II 411 bron MethodiSt Church. 1 Mlclweot body will be taken to the here took the entlro United Stetea What made It all even more there .,1 apeclil educatloll p m Allen R Merrill up Win· b d IToledo 77 Marquettt 71 church. Tho Spencer Funeral FiriO!len tdentlfled the poignant was the drCUJDJtance ciiiSSOI In Norlhweslenl and 1 government to do tht job. f"ld ~ • m . Duncan Bruce I SurvJvmg are her dhus ~n ·IBwlnR G,...n 88 Kent st Ill home of Belpro 11m charge, limll ~~Vicki Lynn McCunev~ Thla Inner scene many MUon- thel the Liberal party, wh•cb P,merty. Robert Morrla, prllldown Wmfield I 30 a.m IEmory · SIX foster chiI ren 1": Walsh 69 Cleveland St !".! , and her brothers Gary ~' 1: ol pollticlalll - 10me of them bad really put Lindsay over, II clpal of Bradbury elementary -, Glodys Bortlett, Loa Ange ~··j Jno Carroll 111 Case Tech 112 Marshall 82 M. Harvey 79 Gregory 3 and Michael ., j ltalura!ly beiDC bad, old Demo- aw.,h w1th labor leaden like approved the proposal studen~ I Mrs Mlfll&ret Martm, Cbar .. W Reserve 81 Crngte Te<b 70 Wash.&Lee a9 Rich. Prof. 57 months ' ' ' crata but even more of them Itough ond able old David Du- from his achool boint tlii'Oiled ton Dewey Davll. BaiiJmor;: l111110is 10 Wisconsin !4 cath. U. 100 Woah. Coli. 18 Their mother Bernice 29 .,.. being good, regular Ropubllcana binlkJ who let the reformllt in these cll1sa1. 1Byron Boyles, Richmond, · Otterbein !ti Wlttenhorg 60 Glenvllle 88 w. Va. St St caP"d hv <ump;n• oul 'a bed- -hove watched wttb an lnten~ lypu otand out in front wblle _ Clerk McComu ladlettetl DEVOTED TO INTERESt OF • Roy Boy! ea. Dollas :ndN P~u~ Mil w10 u 111 carroll 1l Davidaon 8J The Citadel 71 room window She was In fair neas not free of sardonic •mulf- they run tho party from the In- the omployeot 1n !he new dltMEIGS . MASON AREA :::'yles 1"f !';~konsa~ · r.,;;. Iowa Wslyn 'O! 111. Coil. 80 Duke 81 Clemson 8S condition at Masslll<m City Hos- rnent at Lindsay'• plight. olde. trlot wW be paid 011 1 aeml • II'ICIIIr• ... o..... l"u.litlltr cu~: G~~~~s I cr:~tr Ever. lnd Cent MancheSte1 83 Norfolk St 111 Wnstn Slm 102 pltal Whtle the regular Republlca~s Thteus )Lif nhodsadyid's dhilemmbear.a~!jl moDthlJ basts after thJI month. Chnt•r '•"".tt~u, 11111*•' ,ett E Ours ~f Somerset· nd Earlham 107 St Franc1s 77 Beckley 8i Salem 86 The father Cecil, was at work had to accept I.Jndsay as therr acutod : d hedw atht'- :2: At~g were Richard Jones. 1 .. ,.,.,. P'" ........ '""' Ch E Be ' F Cornell 1l Lake Forast 57 Emory&Henry 65 Concord 63 at the Ttllll<en Roller Rearing party'o nominee In the recent o an •m•• .. a-•· prestdent 0llr'J, iVtr' I 11I, Surllrll' n:r Tht Obl11 Valley l'ubU.h· 1 ar 1e& • • did bl t k t b h te · '· Mrs. E. 0. Rei~ viet '"' • •••• .,..no •~••""' •• · ..m. p 2l d bUd d 44 Kan Wslyn 100 Friends 89 Bridgewater 106 Lynchbl77 Co plant here wh•n the fire mayoralty eled10n, thiS not a e s rt e a once Y w a V· Pl'llldent; members Vlr&U Klua, ;~,;. 0~~ -:.~~~ 8 '::!.'~aj ~~:: j a ' t ~n b~ldre~~· an Omaha 8S Washburn 5fl High Pomt 79 West. Car. 72 ~ke out. He came home tn mean they bad to like h1m lm· er lawful means might be rt• WUltam Ktq and Hlram Slaw~'"''" llfeFa ~" c Ill be held Kendall tie 1!11"'" (DI.) Com 65 Lo)•ola <Md l 105 Bait. U 78 fmd the front of the house !n menaely. For he owed bls vic- qulred, hlo widely DSimod Pre.. ter; Prosecutor l"ulll, adrninlo~:~~t.nd .. .eeond cl. . matan' l unera 1 servll'e!l W e__ _. Repub!'.. ldentl aI ambill Oftl wou ld be traton McKenzle, Gibbs and lna\tAir II the pou ofrtc• II PalM~)' ']'! d t 10 t tht He- Hlr&m 79 Heidelberg 74 s.w. La U. 71 McNeese 48 names. tory not to org:anlloe'U Oh~iuonaJ •dtoe ru 11 , 1 HpNien 1111 ,e b~~~;1~~h~dlst c;u~~hawltb Rev Greenville 82 Lncln Chns 67 Southwett eans, whom he shunned u profound,ly sefl\'erd II Calvln Thompson; Pomeroy H 11 b '''""'" '""'""· ""· '" "" '"' ' Cl d B 11 tt d 11 Robert cantn 79 Uncoln Gt TCU 97 Rice 79 CUBS TO MEET though an unpl•asant smell I· Coolidge 1 were 1trvetl ltiiiC a- 8ehool Principal Jamea A. Diehl, tun Alii!. New Yorll C1t,, N e... y t' offlclatln ar e an GravesJdeler~ tY ~ El ent I I Yor.... Davis Do1ne 99 Neb Wesleyan M Jcksnvl Coli 82 Um Morr111 74 A meelmR of Cub 8CI)IJt PAt"lt rose from them, bu t to the 1p11n· go In lhI "-ton PVD PD,'"'" ft'!:, ........ ··~t l'J em lry p rIncpa ea~~:r:~!~: ;::i.bJIIo.;;.v~~~dll ,:; IVIC~B \\Ill bl' r:ndur1t-d at 3 p Wayne s~ " Hastings 69 Okla City u 92 N. Tex. St 77 246 Wtll be held at the Salisbury ter Lih-.!ral party, And he 1110 But to movt rtllly ~-·•lntt ~ Barte1s, Bradbury Prla•u&, one .v .. .u on adu.nu '' UJ• , m Thunrl at Lela t Yalh Bethel 8-4 Bethany 50 .. Baylor 89 Texas 7• ,.. Rchool Saturday nu(ht, January drew his Ivy League cloak dts- Qunl labor ttould be also pe... CJpil Robert Morris, Bedford ::;.~n.BJ;:~~~ ::c~:~~ lflu rtJ1 ~; I cemettol v ~;erv 1 ce 11 WI be ,, ICarleton 11 St Olaf 53 Te111 A&M 75 Ark 71 15 at 7 p m. Parents, scouts, dainfully aw111y from the rela· baps to outrage Lberal par:t7 Principal ~eorHe Sara:ent, aDd ~:tto!.,~:! m~.~~~~~r11 ;r~! chtr)l, of lhP Emer.«m Snuth Tex Welyn 13 E Tex Bop 74 Ynd all Interested parties are ttvtly ltbtra1 Republlcaa who labor, 1o whlch he IWH h1l ¥«'/ l\UUand High .Scbool Principal •a~• ~»~• ,....r tJooo. S•• •ontltt. al Home al Klrkers.v 1n.e o Morgan St. go Va. Uruon 7-f. Ark. Coil. 80 Ark. A&M 77 tot) invited. \1 Rockefeller. alL .Jamea Vennan. t1 Jl; Tltne aentlll, IIIII. , · 3 '§ Burl Snu"th o·Ies Tuesday Jn Rest Home NCA EXantiDa • t•IOn Tearn IS• Due at Ri0 Grande c0IIege UPJ BrJe• £s Cit;,.ens' BoardNameS mb New Me ers ° !::po: • N RIver ews Mrs. Morris Dies in Akron 1 ' Everyb0dy ReJ.eCtS Lindsay' Mediators Return to Work C. A Babcock I 1 DieS Wednesday 1 I 'I cap,·tol Com men t Events· 1 Mrs. May Ours CIIege Scores Of Buckeye Lake Dies Monday i MEIGS •' ; • ' Red Devils Whack Falcons I :I 4Children DI'e m' Flames ;'..j Faloou travel to Reveuwoed ' The Wahama Reserves ' WASHINGTON (UPI) -Unll- 1at the funeral of Indian Prtme Angelo Bertelll, Notrw lllllllf •wamped the RuUand Reserves ] mlted sobstitutlon bas scored I Minister LaJ Balllldur Sbastrt. Albie Booth, Yale: C1luet 32-27 m a prellmn>~ry contest another v1ctory over one- There were these othfl'r Carney, DJJooiBt t.barUe am.. w1th Larry Fry and Denver platoon loothall, which appears I developments . ly Mlsslsstppl · Jim Crowle,: Gibba showing the way w11h deader then ever, and the - The National Football ! N~tre Dame;' Slado Cutter: and 17 pomts, respecbvel)l, Uruversity o! Houston will have [-!oundalton and Hall of Fame INayy; Cectl !.shell, l'unt,lr, Tba box score: three yean to consider the 1 pnt forward 18 "modern" stars, Dick J{azmaler Prlncetotl; RUTLAND (71~ errfJr of its ways. f1ve coaches and four "pioneer" Henry Itetcbarn, ' Yale· Bobby 1 Little 12-lll-34, Black 7-3-17; That summariZed the 6tlth players lor selection. The Layne Texas· Abe 'Mlckal, Dav1s 6-2-14; Hawkins ~; Annual Convention of the ''modern" players-those who LSU· iup Mtll~ Notrt Dame· Barrett 0-1-1; Yarbrough 0-2-Z; "I'• • rain ~- . Maybe ll1 Nation•! Cullegta!e Athlehc played after 1910--wlll narrow Pete' Pihos, ..diana; ~ Totals 2!1-18-76 work lor onow, tool" Association (NCAA I on the dow• to mno oelectt&ns from Poole, Army and Mlsslsalppll WAIIAMA (M) oecond day ol tis S,IJOO.delegate the folloWJng : Rosey Rosenbefll, Soulhe!'l 'niompson ~-3-21; Redman get-together here. Cabfornla: Bud Sprague, Teru 1·15; Fry 4-8-16; White A key commt!tee of the UPI's Oass A and Army; Norm Van Brocldlll, Marshall 0.2-J· Batey 1-0-2· American Football Coaches Oregon. and Bobby wn-_ tals 25-14.(14. ' ' Assoctation all but ruled oot a High School Poll Southem Methodist. Score by quarters· propesal by New MeXIco The Umted Pre!!:& lnternat1on- One Hall of Fame coecb wfU Rutland 19 fl IS Uruverslty !hal cullego football at high school Class A basket- be elected from the followinl Wahan18 26 « 12 should return to !imtted substl- ball ratings (with ftrst place ser· five Frank Leahy l!:orlt I I tutmn. It voted 23-l that 00 tea and won-lot record m par~ (Greasy) Neale H~ Norton, ma1or changes be made In ll1e enthees) : Buck Shaw and Lynn (Paml regula!tons for lht 1966 season. I. Sprmgboro (5) (IHI) 70 Waldorf. Technically, the overwhelm- 1. Chtllicolha Flaget m -7) lng deciston of tho committee IS 3 DIKte (8-1) 61 aubject to cons1deratton by a , 4. Anna (7) (10.1) .. . 56 United " ' - IDlernotloaal io the most on..sided gwne of IS-game series. He led both by 33-13 at the llld of the specJBl rules group meeltllt! of j 5. Denruson Sl Mary11 (8-1) 55 Perk, pop, CINCINNATI <UPI) -Adrian the senes. tea1111 in rebouRdillll with 19 quarter and never serlowJty l the NCAA m New Orleans next I 6 B id rt t3) (7.(1) >4 zzzzounds, such useful Sm1th went 26 yean before he HIS performance oversba- and added 10 points. challengl11g the powerful month but It's not likely there'll 7· N~r~~~tern 17) (lll-1) li3 w.1s named to any All-Star dowed that of such superstars Charnberlam wos second higb The West's famt .--···t little sounds! Find be any reversal. 8 ZanesvJlle Rosecrans team, then in one magical rught as Ost:ar Robertson, Wilt tor the east with 21 pornts. penshed when Los The coaches committee re17·1) ~ became the most valuable Chamber hun, Bill RusseU and J. •l1n HavUcek of the Bosto11. Lakers' ece Jerry West ported to tho NCAA I. Mansfield !! Peters I SMALL .. the player of perhaps the strongest Jerry Lucas Cei!Jcs had 18 pomla and leavt the game late In the present rules should be (l) i&-3 \ YEUOW PAGES. Whtn 61 bHS ketbell All-Star team ever y be d d Robertsou 17 period with an Injured oye. 1 tb "with ~o substanti~ change " 10. Co1wnbus St Marys 0 your fingers do assembled. th et nonde t u""' ~tyru ge 1 The gamo tur•ed out to be erarnmmg pbySlclan swd This boils dowa to: 'Leave <I) (9·1) 10 0 ~ven more of a m1smatch than had a e mo es mvers bruised cornea the walkllli-, Sm1th, wl>o ca II s hllllself a Kentucky product the accolade It had been billed wt!h the fu ed present oubstltatlon SECOND 10-11. Williams11 1 alone , "plam old country boy from and the new convertible car I re 5 to et hllll riiHDler Jack Curllce, Santa port Westfllll (11 . 47; 12 Caid· K enlu~ky," captured the Most that went w1th It underdog West faUmg behind g __a_me _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 C lif head of th well (I) 46; 13. Skyvue (21, Valuable Player honor Tuesd<.ly "Serious ly, 1t couldn't have • a • e 14 West Muskmgum l2; CoiTUlllttee, teld a news ~ Proctorville Fairland 38, nJ ghl m pacmg the East to 3 happen ed to • rucer guy,' said 15 137-!M rout of the West In the Jerry Lucas, h1s Ro\ als' ence . that ho l<elti that 16, Newark Catholic 36 17 Jonunlimited player rule bas athan Alder 33; 18. Sa ndusky 16th annual National Basketball I teammate "We were pullmg so well accepted by fans St Marys II I :JO, 19. Big Wal· Assocmtion All-Star game. for him to wm It because you telev1s1on VIevoers that nut 29 , 20 . Ayersville 26 Tl1e Cm""'nat1 Roya ls guard, won't fmd a more dedicated 11 needed for cbange OTHERS - Albany Nelsoswho was nearly passed ove~ ~or and yet real hkeable ~uy " Southern Valle Athletlt! Con- 1 e tlon :!II turda 8 two or three years. ' d college basketball, ptOUred m 24 Lucas contnbuted h1s shBre f te Y!! 1 f 1 eagu ac Y H to !ell . 1 1 to vllle, Kmg Mtlls snd Rossfor pomts and grabbed 3 rebounds to the East s lllh VIJ:tory m the erent:e ams WI pay lVe Wtlton traveling to Southwest· ous n serious J' n 20 eac h, New Albanv 19; __ ""'1 games th1s weekend, two ins1de ern and Kyger Creek w11l go _..--.._ bad graces of the NCAA and WoodsOeld ; Dresden Jeffer17 r the conferfflce and three with Fairland for a baltle wilh lhe, Rhules hlnfrlaction son and Preble Shawnee 16 each NEW SATURDAY SCHEDULE non . league foes unbeaten Hornell t9-0l. pu eacooen •-1 · Henry, Vel ow Sprmgo, sI. for lhree yean uo;\;aust (JANUARY IS!h) Conference gameo Fri!h!y On Friday, Racme plays l"nj ' HS an d Fort F rye ~ ma 1C mghl sends Kyger Creek to Rutrnnd and oa Saturday, per slst en I tnfraet10111 of b 15 SKAT I N G - - - - - - 7:30. 10:00 Hannan Traco m a "Must' bany plays at Ractne ing, filtanc1al atd and footbaH "'ioiacii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 game for the Bobcats A Wlldpract1ce operatmns. This meoons I'" DANCING _ _ __ 10:00 • 12:00 Icat VICtory would all but ehm· the Texas school wtU not male the charg., of Coach allowed to participate In Featuring Live Music John WJCkhne, wOO ara 2-2 in season bawl football games loop play Hannon Trace 1s 1-3 VIBRA TONES FROM PARKERSBURG appea.r on N;~;:::~ League . leadmg Eas tern. I Canton McKin I!) 110.11 205 televtsJoa over tbe wh1ch had its three . year, l:l- 2 Day. Chamde (8) (~) 141 penod. Admls,lon SOc Includes Sk ~ ting and Dancing game winnmg streak snapped 3 Col. West (4) (JI.(j) 140 Tbe highlight of bv Southwesto•rn on Saturday, 4. Hamilton Taft (4) (IHI) 137 LEFT HOOK- Mtchlgan's eonventlon session was will attem pt to begin a new 5 Lima Shawnee H) !It .(I) 1!7 Cazlle Ru ssell ts enjoymg diamond jubilee lunch at string at North Gal ha Fnday 8 Canton LmcolR (3) (8-1) ll5 another great season, and CHESTER, O. many governmn·en~~t e~~~:;b~in-~ i mghl However. Coach Cljde Ev· • 7 Cleve E Tech (2) (7 2) 106 once agam he's among the <ludlng three c: Uperll Clgllw - - is It!. time to "'":===:.::::.::::;;:iiiiii:;;::iii::::::::iiiii::::::.i:ii:~ ] £ms nnprovPd Pi rates hope to I 8 Middletowa (1} ~7..Z) 103 nations leadmg st:orcrs. and letter-winning eongressinflict the second lOll& m ) 9. Salem 0) (7-2) 93 1 . . - ap aad make a fresh new men, were to be henored. row on the Eltgles from Meigs i lO. Findlay (4) (!1-1) 89 start. up bills and debts and Vlco PreSident Hubert B. : county. 1 Second tO teams: 11 ClE:ve-'- - ---·-····- - -- Humphrey also was 1cheduled haw ••WJihing Ia one convenient 1 Eastern Is 4-1 in league .,. , land John Adama (I) 15 , l2 bus Sooth II each. to attend, but bo left early tbls Of Tho All New Swing Bond At lnaa to pay OUI cmd more tion, "'lth three games remam- j Warren Hardang f~) 65 · morning for New Delhi, where I 1ng on the 1965·66 loop schedule Hamilton Garfield 62; 14. ToleTen polnll or leoSJ Parma he will head tho lJ S. delegation for J'OIIn •• Clll pay clays. North Galha Is 1-3 1do f ibbey (21 57, 15 Akron , Valley Forge, Sandusky, MansOn Saturday, Hannan Trace East ~3: !6. Elyria 52 , 17 Co- field S! Peters, Maple Hetghts, NBA Standings Don't besltal. to c:aft. There Is no State Route 7-3 MllH North of Pomei'Gy 18 will journey to Eastern for an lumbus Lmden :net; H PEolrdts· Bedford Toledo St. Francis, By United Pre" lnternatfJIMl obligatloa. One duifty budget loan mouth (I) and Cin 111111 er ' . other con ference con te st. Non- (1) 35 each; 20. Daytoa Alter Wellston, Beavercreek, Celina, Eastera Division wiU payments. CaU fw cash 33 Tipp City, Youngstowa Mooney, W. L Pet Boston 27 II .71l aad get alooig muda bea.r Ia '66. PITCHERS CONTRACI'ED 9 P.M. TO 2:30 A.M. others: Newark and Dayton Youngs!oWil Chaney, Champtoa, ClnclnnaH !8 11 .867 , PITI'SBURGH (UPfl - Left. Roth 30 oach ; Columbus East Cincinnati Moeller, Akron Cen- Phlla<lelphia 2.1 15 .,..,.,......~ i handed pitchers Frank Bork and Dayton Meadowdale 29 )1ral, Akron Buchtel, Alliance, New York 14 26 l!lllll!Uitlltlllltllllllltlllttlltllltltllltlltlllllllllllllltlltlllllllltltllltllmtl and J 1m Shellenback Tuesday each. Sprmgf1eld South and East ood F to Da ton Western Dfvllloo w • a~ ria, Y W L. Pct 1 WIDNDDAY and THURSDAY ONLYI ==! "gned lhetr 1966 conlracta w1th Fremont Ross 25 each , Lancas~ ter 23 Dayton Roosevelt 21 Belmont, Clncmnati St. Xavter, · I! Ole Pittsburgh P1rates. Angeles 26 20 ;;; Bork played with Pittsburgh P1qua '20, Morin!! Ferry (I)· Xerua, Akron South, Troy, Bex- Los Baltimore 22 23 171 ! In 1964, appeanng m 33 games and Fmneyoown 19 each ; Tlffm ley, Wmlersville, Urbana, East 1s Francisco 20 26 Columbian and Cincinnati Witb- Liverpool, Kent Roosevelt, Hil· St Lo 16 24 row 17 each; Toledo Macomber liards, Cuyahoga Fails, Worth· ~trottUJI 11 30 N Jets last season be£ore inJurmg 16, Cleveland St Edwards lS; !ngton, Cleveland Rbodes, Tueodoy'o Results krcke& hb back. Shellenback complied Cncinnatt Taft and Cleveland mmgton, AIJ..Star Game at Cinclnuatt ,:' 9 Pa. • ;; a 4-2 record at Asheville and a East t4 Shaker Hetghta, BIJilrd- ton, canton South, Ens! CHICIIN ONlY •I· ,UI : 137 West 94 OJI'o ....., Unlo' ....- ., ONLY. 10-4 mark at Columbua last man, Eaton and upper Arltng- Perry, Columbus Wedoettdey'o Gam• •• ._..., .....,~ GIIIJ' 1 ~ season. ton t2 each; Athens and Colum· Milford. Loa Angeles at Boston 125 E. Main St. WY 2·2171 at _ llftllable Philadelphia at Detroit 1 New York at Sao Francisco I" Eastern All-Stars Romp, 137 to 94 'I . o::e. . I; Fllner-1 64'---------- 1 FIVe Cage Games Slated Over Weekend as svAcPlay Resumes ..-===---.-...=-.--..-__ Ratings WANT TO GET SQUARED AWAY?- SKATE-A-WAY 1 1 1 a.. DANCE TO THE MUSIC Han._ 13 1 SHENANG SPRINGS NITE CLUB 1 1 FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th I 1 1 cut,_- l--..,.,.....,.....,..,.....,.,...,.,........,..,.....,.,.... s i BOX ITY ~ntwek.Y fri~<ll SJ"'Ig = ~-= :~~::~~'"~,~ 2-~here~~~m:~ I ~ = I OAN = Ec i row 's stea k = House ,....Ohio,.,!= -ituufiUIIIIIItJUtHI CLIP THIS COUPON UflU11W1111U11111UU=j= Two 1: - Big Games Slated By United Press International Kent State, 116-83, as Nick Alol lless Cleveland State, 611 • 113; 1 It's st1U early in the season came off the bench to score 21 Western Reserve topped Carnefor cructal games, but there's second-half pomts. Toledo met gio Tech, 81-70; John Carroll! a couple on tap torngbt iD Cin- Marquette in a non--league ~ took an 88-62 dec1s1on over cumatl and Athens. counter and came throuiJb Wlth Case Tech, and Hiram's Jim A sellout crowd of mire Ulan a 77-71 victory. Warstler and Chuck Hennon 11,000 was expected to Cmcio- 1 Otterbein, with Don combmed for 53 poiota to edge naU Gardens to see 14th-ranked hitting 22 pomts and T.orn Heidelberg, 79-74. Dayton tackle riVal Cmcmnati 19, dumped Wittenberg, 66-60, at m a battle featurmg Ohio'• two sprmgfteld to aU but knock the i1 1::;;::;;:.;;;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;;...,,11 top basketball team:!. Ttgers 9Ut of the Ohio Confer. And m Athens, Miami bids for ence title chase. It was the first its third Mtd·American Confer· time m JO years Wittenherg ence victory aga~.rut Ohio Uni· lost two Jn a row at home. I vers1ty, another ancient rival of Defiance handed Ashland Your O.pondoble the Redski!IS, who will be seek- first Mid-Ohio Conference Dolar Por ing revenge for the Bobcats' back, 67~. to knock the Eagles I knockmg them eul of a tnp to out of a she.re of the lead. Ben the NCAA tournament last 11 Terhune aoored 23 polnta for AND I sprmg Defiance. I Cmcmnall Coach Tay Baker I In other Tuesday I satd he expected to use Ron 1Wtlberforce edged 2550 Krick and Tom Btedenharn I :Sta;;;;;:t;;,e·;_7~t>-.;7;;:~;;_W;,;;;al~sh:;_;;do~wned~;;.;w~it>~iiiiiiiiii:Piiihono~ii:Wiiiii:Yiii-2::ii· agamst Dayton to bartl.es.~~t the II Flyers' 8-foot-11 Henry Finkel and hotabot forward Don May. a sophomore whe scored 45 pomts agamst Xavier. Action will be heavy on Oh10 college front tonight w1th key contesta aU over the place. Xav1er hosts Vtllanova H1ghly·rated Steubenville takes II Preparing For Our Annual on St Vmcent iR addition Central State's trip to Northern and three Ohio ference contests. NOW ON SALE! firt$tOnt. De Luxe Ch ANTHONY Plumbin!J • Heating 1 Building on i,: THE DAil '( SENTINEl ' Unlimited Substitution Scores Anotlier Victory Over One-Platoon on Gridiron I Rusty Little, ~ senior for Iterms during tho second ha~ a MOVC record of no l'lctorleo the Rutlaad Red Devils, had w1th the Red Dev1ls managmg in five conference contests. the greatest mght of his eareer to Increase thetr bulge by 011e Rull•nd hit on 29 of 61 field Tuesday night In leading his pomt. Each team !llll1ed 18 goal attempts throughout the team mates to a 76-64 victory powts in the U1ird quarter while game for a fne 47 per cent avover the Wahama Whito Fa!· Rutland edged the Faicono In •rage Wabama, meanwhile cons at Wahama. the final penod, 21 ~20 . was also havmg ll fturly good Little scored 34 poLRls as be Chuck Thompson, Wabarna's mghl w1lh 25 of 59 traes for hit un 12 of 17 shots from the semor forward, was also red 42 per cent. The Red Devils floor for an average ol slightly hot from the floor and from the made good on 18 of 2& free better than 70 per cenl At free throw ltne. He hit on rune throws while Wahama aaak 14 the same limt he wao ceshi11g of 12 !Jeld goal at!Bmpls and of 18 m oo etght of ten ol>oto from ! on three of four foul sbotll for Ray Redman ..d Mlko Fry the free throw line. tollll of 21 points. were the only FaiC<Jns besides Rutland led throughout the Tho vtctory was the seventh Thompoon to hit In douhlo figg.mo alter grabbing the advan-1of the s"'son lor Rutland They ures Redman had t5 pomts !age ID tho first quarter. They have lost three. The Rutland while Fry had 16. Ron Black of led by 1!1-12 at the end ol tliO record in tl1e Mid-Ohto Valley Rutland had 17 and Roger Daquarter and mcreased the lead Conference 1s now 3-1 vis had 14. to 37-21 at ha~time. TliS two The Fait'Ons' record now is Rutland now entertainl Ralearns played on rather even ltwo wms and e~gb\JOSilea witb ' ctne on Frtday wh1le the 1 t'::, lLt STARS the farm? PLUMBING 1 We make the job easier Count on us to supply the ready-rruxed concrete you need for any farm bmldlng project We'll deliver what you want, when you want it . save you time and work money and .moterlalo. And the price Is righlf Call us soon for free estimate . . without obligatiOn. GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. WY 2-3284 PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. HEATING C,LOSED 1M-- New Treads llTIIADI 01-'IIIIIGIIIIIOI N SET. ... ....... ! ANY SIZE UST£0 750x14 650x14 700x\4 600x13 670x15 650x13 gf --..... t= : FOR 1 DOWN 650x15 $2.50 WEEK NATIONWIDE GUARANftl' THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 N• U.it u MI/.11 ... /N Uait • . . , ""' "'" January Clearance Sale 1 AcUon Heavy There also wa• plenlf of tlvlty among Ohio teamo Tueo-11 day rught with lline geme.a mg played. In Mid·Amerlc· , actiw, Bowlinl Greeo Starting Friday, Jan. 14 at 9:00 a.m. DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. POMEROY, OHIO H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE N. 2ND AVE. MIDDI.!PORT, 0. '.. �"• ' ~ . ' ' • ' ' • . I ' .·. . .\lt?i. ....,.. I ' ' ' :Stamp to Salute Johnny Appleseed wb ' • Etna Building up e steris Named on Bank Board . •' For Big Blow-off ~ SelltiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., JaiL - 11, 1968- HELEN HELP us r CATAN!A,Slclly(UPn-'l'hel LEOMINSTER. Mass 1UPllt knew that farmers mt~~rotilli nuraen• throughout the Mid- Some say he made money but Etna volcano erupted • _ The g<~vernrnenl wtll salute wesL would long for apple or· west w1th his plantings of apple he gave 1t away m dr1bs and hurling red-hot rocks 650 thiS )ear a canny Yank.. who lchards after they had cleared seeds bought from the ctdu drabs to needy piOneers, or Into the atr. Scientists by HeieR Bottel--.. realized lhe apvles were the the wilderness JJUlls 1n Western Pennsylvarua. bought books and tracts of land they believed lava i.rulide frwt 1f not the spice of frontler 1 Apples m1ght not have kept I Persons who researched Chap. which be also di.Btrlbuted amons Mannlng D. Webster, proml- mountain was mounting ••moM I llle the doctor away but they were man's We soy !hot, contrary to setUers. ne<~t local attorney, was elect- the mouth of tho northe85tem WHO'S THE BOSS We Willi I 10 out for dlDDor lllJ • His name Jobn Coopman a staple food m the settlers' popular belief, he did not acat- Chapman woa a pioneer ed to the board of cUrectora of crater. • Dear Helen: more" He wants me h:.~:ro: But 1r that doesn 't spark your hm1ted dtet Apples were used ter seedl willy • nllly as he preacher as well as planter. As the Pomeroy N.ational bank at There wa1 no 1 wort for • married man the evonlng and he does 001 memory con! never fret lest m pies, frtttel'! and cakes and trudged through the forest anJ he wandtred afoot, by boat or the annual neeting of the board Indication whether the who doesn't work ot It very lhls man who Ia qwto 1 your w1ts are wtthermg Char>- made mto apple sauce, apple platno wtth a cooking pot on hts horse, he explamed the B1ble as Tuesday ofternoon. _ the firol after two years hard. He bas never tried any- with tht ]4dles. b vo man's mche In postenty is b"l butter and Jelly And from ap- head to protect htm from the Interpreted by Emanuel Swed· Mr Webster 19 8 na!Jve o! near inactivity _ posed tbJng, but 1 a,omlllow get the I love my bu~band but I I to remembered by h" l•gendary pies came the zest of lifo - c1· sun. Chapman carefully planted enhorg, Swedtsh scientist and Po · ad ted from danger ot vlllages on the leelinllhot he 1 waiting for the my job, too. It 1 laac:inatiDg ho lU ck name Johnny Appleseed Ider seeds or nedllnga and oold or U..Oiogtan. p rneroy, ;;~ h!': He re- of "urope'o tallest volcano. right momenl think I need be the secretary to I man w Jt was ·192 years ago, come Chapamn, often movllll ahead gave the aew orcbarda to oet- Chepman, :who was lrtendly C:,~:.;o~is c of· bachelor advice. Ia In all the ooclety columno; u .J Sept u, .hat Chapman was 1 of the pwneers, started many tlen. with the IndlB.nB, ~as the eyes f in ~ness &dnutllSYou see, everytime my bus- he treats me wonderfully, and Porn m this Central Massachus- - - - - - - - and ears of the wilderness set- o scJen,ce Oh" s•-t Unl band and I plan an evening out, when he takes me to dinner ua ..... d erllme nights be'l a pet" !Iemen ts . Accord1ng Lo one tratJon rom dto h WI LeL veretts city In lhHt span lusrorthis man asks me to ,......1 an my ov 8 de1931 tans have been trymg t~ separ' story, he learned of an impend ollye '::.Om Oh~ Sta~ tn lm, the f,'Ork overtime. So I have to feet gentleman. But sorne~OI ate the fact froin the fancy ID mg ndJan attack and ran bar&- gre h !a red ti I1 call my husband at the Jut get a funny feellng there I • tte tile of thiS fabled figure who footed the length of the Ohio ~a~ e s r prac ce 0 ow minute ond canoe! our plans. I tug of war, and l'w the-ROP& ,,;,e clatm trBveled 100,000 Valley to warn the settllll'll ~n m omeroy. gel patd extra for overtlm2, and Dear Rope1 miles between Mossachusells time for them to take refuge m Ho was elected prosecutlog we can use the money, but tt I get that funny feeling too. ond Mtssour1 plantmg apple Thts Thursday and Friday, eotabll!b chaplert II unacered· blockhouses. atlorney of Me1gs Cousty in seems like my bos1 just SENS. Cut out the overtimo beroro aeeds and seedlings Jan 11 and 14, Rio Grande Col- lied iniUtutlona. in 184S, covered wagon plo- 193S, and reSigned that offtce ES when 11 wiD make my bus- you're roped llnto exchlllli'Di For most of hts 10 years, thls .Jege w1ll be V!Sited by an u- WbUe oo campuo, the three aeers found Johnny Appleseed to enter the aervtce 1n 1943. He PT. PLEASANT- Burl S. band furtous •I don't tell him.) one good, long-term husbruKIIor shrewd but genlle _ and In Ia.' aminallon team "'"" the North memberl of the uaminaUon sertously stck under the trees he served as a capioin in the Judge Smith, 92, a retired teacher lor The last time 11 bappened, a acalp-huntlng marrJnd play· t... ltfe _ eccentric soul w" Central Association <NCA) of team wtll gtvo Rio Grande col- loved. He died shortly after- Advocate General'o Depart- 60 years, former justice of 11\Y husoband IBid "That'• tl. boy. - H. first tn the hearll of many of Colleges and Secooda.ry Schools. loll u thorougb ID uamlna· wards near Fort Wayne, Ind. ment oft he United States Ar· pea,., and Baltimore Deor Helen· h" countrymen So perhaps It This vtsll>itJon II the nut to lion u posatble. They wlll be In- Those pink "PP!• blossoms my in the Pacific Theatre. Afi. Obio, and New York They SAY an n-eon or one IS fitting that he Will be the first final step m deterrnlnln& wbelh· terestedin tho llnanclal picture you !ee tn the sprmg probably er his discharge in 1946 he re- ReUroad ticket agent, died who baa beeo In a correctiOnal to be honored 10 the new Amert· er or not the college wm be ao- of the in1Utututon, they will were not planted by. Johnny Ap. turned to Pomeroy wbe're he Tuesday afternoon In the institution (that'& the pohle - d can folklore aerteo o1 ftve~~nt credited by North Central. want to inlpeel the pbyslcal pteseed. But the Innis of hts Ia. bas eontinued the practice of Meter Rest home in Cllfton. (Continued from pogo 1 ) lor tl) has a chance, .,. the ou~ postage atamps The Johnny Following tt. tho three • man plant, they will oheek on the bor will live In legend forover. law Mr. Smith wao born at side. Chance for wlrat? To gel pleBfed otompo wlll be ISsued 1n committee w1U report ill tied- qualiftcotlons of lleullf mem· ' on March 31, 187S, son of the accord with Pakistan at the into more trouble ageln, that'l September In commemoration of ' tngs to the NCA whtch wiD hers, they wUI visit wtlh aU Dire<lors rHiected were Dr. late Burl and Elizabeth Knapp Tashkent peace conference. what I htS btrtb. vole Ill March on ae<reditation. members of the odmlnlltratlon R. E. Boice, Allred M. Elber· Smith. His marriage was to the 1 got paroled, ond they found Chapma 1 Is one o1 Ohto'a folk This decision will be based prl· and they wlll oven talk to atu.U. fold, Edison Hobstetter, War- former Margaret Riffle, who MASSILLON - . ,NEARLY me a job at a cafe. 1 learned legends morily on the report o! the VII- dentll. reo Pickens ..d Eldoo Weeks. preceded him in deatb in 11160. two-thirds of tho c1ty • 31 • tho manager was dipping toto Uvod Ia Mootfleld ltatton team Accreditation II' 11 long proMr. Hobsretter was reelected He ls survived by two daugh- member police force planned the till, and when ho found oul For aeverai years be resided Membership In North Central, ceBB. Rio Grande College ftrst clmirman of the board, ond Max- ters and five sono, Mrs. Griff to resign todey because Ctty 1 knew, he said, "So what, )"Qtr lu the Mansfleld area of Rich· or one of the other regional a&- made the de<lslon to try for acine Griffith was reelected &ee- Durban, Revenswood; Mrs Councll did not rBJse their pay 're the ex-con.' 1 left befort 1 land County and about 1130 ho IOCIOI10n5, til the highest all· creditation In the fall of 111511. retary. Norva Muse of Sacramento, enough. Nmeteen of the offtcel'!, got • stealing rap. moved to Greene Twp ta Ash- tnstJtut 10n accreditation a col· By the summer of 1962, a preMr H b tetter ted 1 ifornla; Durward, Pt. Pleasant: Including two captains and one Then another btg • hearted ion~ County lege can receive An tnstltution llmlnsry aell • otudy of the In- Two now members were elec- the ~toc~!lders :'the ba; Landon, Harrisonville; Clay, serg"'n~ voted by r~ll call hotel man wanted to "rebabiliWhllo llvllli m the buckeye that 18 oot , member of the stitutlon was made. Upon ec- ted to th board of directors ol d th bu Columbus; DenzU, Charleston, Tuesdey to turn In lhetr two- tare" me, so he put me on as 1 oiate Cllapman reportedly plant regiOnal accrediting aB8oclotlon ceptanco of this report, tho lnc· e N" 1 Bank lnenjoyeduano !her mcreaHse w ~- and Russell, AtlsnUc City, N.J. week notice of reSJgna!ton to watter What HE oxpected 1 · · to- at 1tution waa ewarded the sta- of the Middleport ttizns awona ess nng e year, e repor~ There are 17 grandchildren ' the tl'ty th IS aftemoou • Four won't ·Jay. Back &o pouodhag ' ed apple seeda near the Mus- for the area m which Is IS in the annual ed total assets mcreased over klngum River and tts tributer- cated 18 considered a oecond· tus of candldate for membmhlp U Tuesda' 60 000 to others said they slso would re- the streets. 1 $8 000 000 In 28 great grandcblldren and 1 los rate Institution AU regionally In North Central. stockb dero themee.~·'s offices $8 ' 'u near J~ 'ts' M. great great grandchild. sign soon as they had other Tht only people who hire 01• 11ernoon '" 1 b as 00 - • 0" 1 If tud rt • ~~ · conunen ng r. He her f lh Odd t Th n Records also show he lived accredited lnstJtutioM are con· e na se • I Y repo Th DaJ0 D !ion owner Hob 1 tre ld . ' was a mem o e jo • med up. cons are ones who think tltey near BrUiiant m Jefferson Coun- sidered eqlllll by the six region- ol the college waa undertaken nd ey are Duu tto' g "Ourse .: " tru t d . Fellows Lodge and tha Loyal Counctl last month passed •• can "use • ua some way "' · 0 0 01 •• academic a operator ~P 08 '1 s c ure urrng Ord of Moose ord'wasco giVIng · off tc ers a . 21 • h1de thelf own dirty work. ' durmg the t ~• t; and spent much of his Ume •I ae<redlting agencleo. ......., ol er's in Middle rurt 196 ~ reflected tbe continued er . along the Ohio River hank• R•g1onal accreditation Is year and WB8 sent to the North Store and R 1 ld ml pore. Ia 1 '"" services wlll be beld at a-month Increase. The pohc~ 1 apply ot decent compaRleo Historians ge oerally agree considered the minimum re- Central AIBoclatlon on June I. and James Arno i ~ ddl • 1 ~rowt~~ 1 nc~l 0 n'anklngav .... s p.m. Friday In the Crow· men had asked for more than and they are very polite but that John Chap.;en wa 1 an 8 , 1quJrement for rnany eoala of a 196~ This report was accepted tlred controctor,theo bot depor,. 0epos . domesltac Inc d. se:t Funeral home. Rev. Jack 150 • munth Monday mght they either say right out' that I th'· f II d ... '·Ita Re-elected to or o ur savmgs epos rease HI . ill ff' I I d b d aJ t . tQte busm•!Sman who recog- college It IS rore !hot a oo · early ,. ' , an "" v.. • bank Rod $t 000 000 mrud tot8 1 ggms w o IC a e, an ur- counctl vote ag ns reconSI'd• "securtty" won't Jet them hire nlzed. an economic oeed He lege c11n be &<'credited for a tion of the examination team di.rectors of the uJ Swerse • 1 thng lal Will be in lAne Oak Ceme- operation of orJ.gmal ordinance. former prisoners or elu lbev • over 'de' ' 18 ne•' Down'"" marS1, oavmgs a e year tery. Frl ens d may ca 11 a1 lh • • • "'"' Pa ard . d 1 post$4000000 never call me back. · - - - - - - - - - - ·- - spec1flc subject or field of s1u- waa •el. 011 dy. 11 the mstltution I! not The visitation team will be Harold E. Hubb ' Rose 1 · ,.A~h ov~ lh' b, k. 1 114 funeral home alter 6 p. m. t• ASHI"AND, OHio- VOTERS You wooder why prlooAI have I first regionally accredited composed of Dr. Earland 1 Reynolds and ~,emard v. F~: years or~g we h:v. :ly ~d sav. day. l.n five counties Tuesday paso· so many repeall. There I your Membership m many prole•· Carlson vice . president for Elected to o Jces were , ts . 1947 hi h ed a $1,965,000 bond ISSUe to reason! - EX CON ON THE 't ~~ create the Pioneer Joint Voca- WAY BACK 810na! orgamzations depends up- acad&-'YIIC affairs at Mdbkin Un- ney Downing, challlD.an of the mg!~cco~n s:n~ Gauge rradmgs: Ga!hpolis I on regional accreditatiOn. Most !Versrty, Deeatur, Ill. will act flS board and president of the :~res~amv:S~m s eonsu~: a!t tiona! School District Dear EI: Dam 12 0 1!!2, runnmg 24 feet foundations funds, an dror· chairman of the team; Dr. Wll- bank, PaulS .Smart,ld e~ec~~~ of our new and gold custo~ers In a special election, voters It isn't easy, but you CAN an lo!ler:; Pomeroy l\lason 22 poratlons only give mon'!y 00 1Uam E Neptune, Dean of Lib- vice president, .Haro . u m order to em lo their aur· passed the Issue, 4,246 to 2,807, live down a prJBOa term, JUit 46 Pt Pie"'""' 24&\ Hmlon ' colleges that are regtonally ac·l eral Arts at Oklahoma Baptist bard, VICe preSident, and cash- ius funds roflfabj " 60! per cent approving It. The as )'011 can make • come-bact Irfla slat Jonal ~ Kanawha f'allsl (re<ht ed All nlit wnal socml frat Umverslty, Shawnee, Oklahoma ter; Rose S. Reynolds, assiSt· p The annu~ meeti~ of the dl· issue reqwred 60 per cent of from any other failure ill J1fe: J . :IO mmg Charleston 19 00 I ermtle9 and sororltle!J, and most land Dr Stephen G Kurtz, De;! I\ ant VIce president, ~nd Gene rectors was held lmmediately Mn Helen M Morris M a the votes to pass The school If you wont to! An ex • 101 ltlon honorary and pro- of Wabesh Oollege Crawfords- j, Grate ' asslitant cashier. · · ' dlstrt'ct wIll be made up of Who ·lS DETERMINED to 10 1~1 1 m g London, Ma rmet and recogn . after the stockholders' meeting, former· resident · of Middleport, Winf ield dams were on t h et fesslonal frlltermhes wUI n~vllle, lll. A report on the condition of when present officers Edison dt d Monday at St. Thomas five counties, Ashland, Rl~h-- straJgbt will mauage it, though - · · - -the bank was made and 11 was Hobstetter president· ' Richard Hospital e land • Crawford• Huron and Mor ~ be may "' lh si:J1 s V!(mt2ome rv ')am was' w Akron ~t more an I couple ~unnmg 15 feet •nd Ohio RIV· noted depostts were up to a Chambera' VIce president· Max- Surviving are ber husband row A vocational ~ehool butld· of bad tries. A lot of peopla In ,., moveable dams Welt up I new high ~nd the pa.~t year was me Gnffltb, eaahler; ~W! lllj(fY, a brother, Harold Hu~ llli Wtll be erected With the lo responsible [lllliijono h..e • reported exceUent. S. Hobstetter, asst. cashier; bard Sr.; one 51ster, Mrs. Don cal and federal funds used to "~one time,'' and if )W don't from P1ttsburgh down to Dam 1 1~ I' ILera K. Joneo, asst. caJhler, (Vwgmia) Covert, Pomeroy, and set up the school district. think ... ask your parole ofll· ~at MO>tments· Wtlltam J Hobstetter, branch a nephew, Harold Hubbard, Jr., WEAVERS EPS UP cer - H . '.Phlo Rmr - Reliable up 14, NF.W YORK IUPf\ _ llotb sides today turned down • manager, and Ed1th Williamson Middleport. . COLUMBUS ~UPl _ Dr Tits column Jt dedica~ lo 3 ~10 am , Peggy Downey up 8 or John V Lindsa\i'S formula for ending thl9 crippled , asst. branch manager of the Funeral servlcet w1ll be ). !am1ly livtng, 10 If _you rt bw· 1( 5 15 am Andrew Calhoun ~~t~'• t~ansportotlon crisis The optimism aroused by AFLRutland office, were reelected Thursday at 1 p m. at the Cox t~n C.lty~ea~er, Ohlod St~te mg ktd trouble or Jnst plato dQwn ~~ 6 20 am . Jenks up CIO Pr U t Geor e Meany's prediction of an end of Mr Hobstetter said Funeral Home on We.!lt Market- n vers • v ce pres! en or trouble ,let Helen Help YOU. 16 1 05 am Walter Beck- h besJ ~n tr"k! "In 1 day or two" was dathed and •'All of us Jdentifled with the st in Akron. Graveside services mstructlon, has been appointed She Will also weloome J'Dur J.;.d up 16 3. tn a m Joseph ' t e su wav· uo ' ' I I d Ml h I J Quill f a month C. A. Bebcock, 7~. Long Bot· Pomeroy National Bank are jus~ wlll be Friday at I p m. •t the president •f the University of [own amusing expenenceo. AdJooes do•n 16 6 II ' m ln- ~ the predictiOn of un,o~ ea er c ae _ ·_ - o ___ _: tom, Rt t, dted at his rest· !y proud of the bank's 94 year Beech Grove cemetery with Missouri effective Aug. I, It dress Helen Bottel In cart of d!Jno up 17, I .40 am . w H long stnke was re<'al e ho~ " to resolve thll dispute and' dence thts morruna followmg an history of servtce to the people Rev. Donald Boolle officiating. wu onnounced today. this newspaper. "lio medtatoro " extended illness. of the area we are prJvJie~d 1:1 ver, J r., dowo 19, 1 1.-., 1m , 1h Threetruthree led for 12 davs t.o brmg about a resumptiOn o Bo M 9 1890 in ChGiter e" , JC!ffboat up Ul, ti ~5 a m Lulh- ave s gg b- work at tbt earliest possible rn ay ' to serve. et Herdman down 23 1 15 a m make peace and get the su t" Twp , he was the son of Wil· " It is a tribute to our prede. Robert Reed dQwn 2a 5 50 a' I way::~ ~:~.nd bu!\es movmg again m~~eno~Jy cheer for I cheer. I J1am and Ida Biggs Babcock. He cessors that they very early esm. · Valvohne up Gre~nup 115 1said lhe}..• ouid oow llike the lless 'c,ly wu . that wtth each spent most of his life m Me~gs tabhshed a fundamental pollcy ' P~; Steel Ranger up Groen· jlnJ!JatJve da) J! leorned more about cop- j County. He attended the Lee which has been adhered to ol·· up 1.10 p m ; MaiiUllear up No real bargalrung has tak· mg wtlhout tho oubways and Chapel MethodiSt Church. er these many yem -staff the Greenup 1 25 p m . Bob Benter Ien plar~> s1n<'t! last weekend. 1buses which normally carry 6 Survivmg ar three daugh- bank w1tb capable people who B Willi S White up Greenup 4.10 ~ m: Jrene l Dr Nathan p Femsmgor, l mllhon passengers • day, ters, Mrs. Ruby Burke, Cool- undersllind the WIShes of cu•to1 am • Cllotin u. Greer~u 4 10 ch1er mediator, said the peace-1 But b toda the cost was vtlle; Mrs Gamet Thomu, Co- mers and are sens1Uve te their Cotlilll Q~een u ~reenu a;111 1seeking panel would call on expectJ to .. ~ , 12 bUUon, l tumbus, and Mrs. June Cole- problems aod expecllilions, thus WASHINGTON - Tho New stantl~ tn the face by tho tran- NaUoDI but was w hla oerlltr II m. O!eande/ down J.ldahl l Mayor Lmds•y With llll own mostly unreooverablo ' man, Fostoria; one son, Em· provldmg fast and effective oo- York tranSit strike from Its out- sit uruon bos;, Mike QwU, w<th llfe an outstanding labor llf~ , .. ' R d recM!mendationa for methods · rnett Wayne 0 • a sister Mrs. lutlons to their banking prob- ••t has produced a skittering precisely the municipal disas- !Ialor. 00 • .. p m · avenswo own ' ' ., ' ~ C · ht IHI by Ulllted M !dahl 7'11l So th Vonlda Johnson, Bradnor, 0., lemo. While today banking Is [ bsllet of fancy polillcal foot- ter that former Mayor Robert i < opyrtg , • M:ldohl !0 p.~· u ern •P I 0 and five hrotherl, 0. A, Port more complex, and our bank work as the force• of Major F. Wagner had somehow always Feature Syndlcole, Inc.) · I Clinton; Elmer, Port Clinton, serves more people than ever John v. :.Jndsay maneuvered averted at about a quarter to K GolllpoJII Dam - Polly R I Joseph, Hudson, Mlch ; Wald, before, this same policy moll- 1<. llike him off a opol plainly mldmght. Irony was further aer· up 1.11 p rn.; Zimmer down A. Findloy, and Miles of Marlon: vales each ol us to bring the marked X. ved by the ctrcumstall<e that 1~ P rn , R H. Bosworth J1 up ! 1 27 grandchildren, and 2t great best possible service to our The indiJopenalbll olljectlve Lindsay had made a career 01 i 15 p m Elgerc!Uf up 10 20 By United Press IDiernatloual grandchildren. customers. In addillon, we shall was to make al>solutely certain ridiculing the Wagner types of (Cunllnued !rom P'le I) p.m.; H E Bowles do~n u 10 East He wa• preceded In death by I continue to exercise the highest thai IJndsay's rival, Gov. Nel- New York as dreary has-beens P rn.: ESIO Ponnsylvamo up 1. Columbia !7 Fordham M bJS wlfe, Alma May Babcock, degree of prudence lD the oper- 10n Rockefeller, did not move who had let the city 110 to pot tlon of the board to rehire preOil am. Lll'y Jane Lucao down 1 M M on Oct 25 of thts year and a ation of our bank" tn to get credit for any possl- lor wont ol "Imagination" and ent adnunistratorl Chu. Gibbs, 0 71 1 71 Wagner 99 Upaola 91 2 IS 1m . John Ladd Dean up " ay A urs, ' 0 sed ! Gannon 65 Alhance 46 son, Carl Babcock, and one ble settlement that the Mayor the lllte. Clarence Thompson and Doo3 30 a m , Mary H. down 1 115 Umoo-sl. ~uc•:ye L:e ~s 11'rnty <Conn 1 1112 Hrtford 71 daughter Mrs Violet Hill himself rrught be unable to ar· Maybe so Still, the lnconven- aid McKenzie at their pr111enl 0 am ; On•ard down ! a m AI· aw~y ·~h erh ~ I Am Int. it Brandebl 67 Funeral semces w1ll be held range A precondiUon was to lent reality remained that the aalar1e1 for tho remainder of 1 1 Ice down 8 30 a m Bernet up ~tg N• ak H en 1 ~e ;•tur Swarthmorf 61 PI Mil !I from the Lee C'hapel MethodiSt draw . the national Admuustra- ct!y had been brought to dread- tins year. The board reported 120 a m Idrom ~~ ewaft ospt • a ·~ Prvdnce M Rhode .hland " Church near Bashan at I p rn tion of Pre:iident Johnson mto lui halt m the first day ol the it " checking witb state offl. 11 ll:oaawho Rim - Geor1e anay automo er bsul1 e ertngd '" JuDerJeces rn' Ruffolo St 93 Alfred Iii Saturday wttb Rev Pearl Ca~ Ibis local mara's nest For kl new regtme of the men who had eta!! to learn If new cootracle aec1 en 1 · · PrH:e up Marmet 9 15 p m : A btr 30 NYU 72 lana 58 to or Chester officiatmg Burial such an eventualtty Llnd!ay been presented 18 the wonder· must be tssued. J Patten down Marmet 3 a m f H i Nyack 107 Northeastern 41 w U be m the church cemetery. CANTON, Ohio (UP!) lour could always say that even II worker of a fresh, young gcnA roved Title 1 and Tltlt 1 1 OVEC up Marmet ! 25 a m ; WA;aliv~ 0 a;."'\co~n ~· Bloomnd 92 Montclair st ~I 'nle reamms will be returned ~h!ldren, rangmg 10 age from ha htmoelf had been unable to eratlon which would reclatm for Dfo PJ:. new dilltrlct Solvay down Marmet 5 50 • m . ' 1887 81 ~a:a~ter :, ~~u~i Wynsbrg Ill lnd tPa.) St 01 to !her eSidence Thursday of- e: ":;~hs !:,~n~ yeara, died gel the subwaya nmnlng, the New York civic glories that 10 _ ~lscussed spec~! edueeHelen Z up Marmet 6 25 a on H ·and Ohv ~mnters Dovl! Wesleyan 77 Coast Goord 7~ ternoon where 1r1ende may call lhro~gh ~elr born~• In r~~~ JmmeJlllty of the problem was truth ttnover had and probably lion arrangemtllls Wtthln the Beaver down Wmf1eld 4 55 p She 018 a member of the He· Toledo 17 Marque!~ 11 until noon Saturday when the ville about three miles south of proved by the very loct thtt It never Will. new dlstrtct. 11 wa.s reported rr. ; Jeffer110n up WlnfJOld II 411 bron MethodiSt Church. 1 Mlclweot body will be taken to the here took the entlro United Stetea What made It all even more there .,1 apeclil educatloll p m Allen R Merrill up Win· b d IToledo 77 Marquettt 71 church. Tho Spencer Funeral FiriO!len tdentlfled the poignant was the drCUJDJtance ciiiSSOI In Norlhweslenl and 1 government to do tht job. f"ld ~ • m . Duncan Bruce I SurvJvmg are her dhus ~n ·IBwlnR G,...n 88 Kent st Ill home of Belpro 11m charge, limll ~~Vicki Lynn McCunev~ Thla Inner scene many MUon- thel the Liberal party, wh•cb P,merty. Robert Morrla, prllldown Wmfield I 30 a.m IEmory · SIX foster chiI ren 1": Walsh 69 Cleveland St !".! , and her brothers Gary ~' 1: ol pollticlalll - 10me of them bad really put Lindsay over, II clpal of Bradbury elementary -, Glodys Bortlett, Loa Ange ~··j Jno Carroll 111 Case Tech 112 Marshall 82 M. Harvey 79 Gregory 3 and Michael ., j ltalura!ly beiDC bad, old Demo- aw.,h w1th labor leaden like approved the proposal studen~ I Mrs Mlfll&ret Martm, Cbar .. W Reserve 81 Crngte Te<b 70 Wash.&Lee a9 Rich. Prof. 57 months ' ' ' crata but even more of them Itough ond able old David Du- from his achool boint tlii'Oiled ton Dewey Davll. BaiiJmor;: l111110is 10 Wisconsin !4 cath. U. 100 Woah. Coli. 18 Their mother Bernice 29 .,.. being good, regular Ropubllcana binlkJ who let the reformllt in these cll1sa1. 1Byron Boyles, Richmond, · Otterbein !ti Wlttenhorg 60 Glenvllle 88 w. Va. St St caP"d hv <ump;n• oul 'a bed- -hove watched wttb an lnten~ lypu otand out in front wblle _ Clerk McComu ladlettetl DEVOTED TO INTERESt OF • Roy Boy! ea. Dollas :ndN P~u~ Mil w10 u 111 carroll 1l Davidaon 8J The Citadel 71 room window She was In fair neas not free of sardonic •mulf- they run tho party from the In- the omployeot 1n !he new dltMEIGS . MASON AREA :::'yles 1"f !';~konsa~ · r.,;;. Iowa Wslyn 'O! 111. Coil. 80 Duke 81 Clemson 8S condition at Masslll<m City Hos- rnent at Lindsay'• plight. olde. trlot wW be paid 011 1 aeml • II'ICIIIr• ... o..... l"u.litlltr cu~: G~~~~s I cr:~tr Ever. lnd Cent MancheSte1 83 Norfolk St 111 Wnstn Slm 102 pltal Whtle the regular Republlca~s Thteus )Lif nhodsadyid's dhilemmbear.a~!jl moDthlJ basts after thJI month. Chnt•r '•"".tt~u, 11111*•' ,ett E Ours ~f Somerset· nd Earlham 107 St Franc1s 77 Beckley 8i Salem 86 The father Cecil, was at work had to accept I.Jndsay as therr acutod : d hedw atht'- :2: At~g were Richard Jones. 1 .. ,.,.,. P'" ........ '""' Ch E Be ' F Cornell 1l Lake Forast 57 Emory&Henry 65 Concord 63 at the Ttllll<en Roller Rearing party'o nominee In the recent o an •m•• .. a-•· prestdent 0llr'J, iVtr' I 11I, Surllrll' n:r Tht Obl11 Valley l'ubU.h· 1 ar 1e& • • did bl t k t b h te · '· Mrs. E. 0. Rei~ viet '"' • •••• .,..no •~••""' •• · ..m. p 2l d bUd d 44 Kan Wslyn 100 Friends 89 Bridgewater 106 Lynchbl77 Co plant here wh•n the fire mayoralty eled10n, thiS not a e s rt e a once Y w a V· Pl'llldent; members Vlr&U Klua, ;~,;. 0~~ -:.~~~ 8 '::!.'~aj ~~:: j a ' t ~n b~ldre~~· an Omaha 8S Washburn 5fl High Pomt 79 West. Car. 72 ~ke out. He came home tn mean they bad to like h1m lm· er lawful means might be rt• WUltam Ktq and Hlram Slaw~'"''" llfeFa ~" c Ill be held Kendall tie 1!11"'" (DI.) Com 65 Lo)•ola <Md l 105 Bait. U 78 fmd the front of the house !n menaely. For he owed bls vic- qulred, hlo widely DSimod Pre.. ter; Prosecutor l"ulll, adrninlo~:~~t.nd .. .eeond cl. . matan' l unera 1 servll'e!l W e__ _. Repub!'.. ldentl aI ambill Oftl wou ld be traton McKenzle, Gibbs and lna\tAir II the pou ofrtc• II PalM~)' ']'! d t 10 t tht He- Hlr&m 79 Heidelberg 74 s.w. La U. 71 McNeese 48 names. tory not to org:anlloe'U Oh~iuonaJ •dtoe ru 11 , 1 HpNien 1111 ,e b~~~;1~~h~dlst c;u~~hawltb Rev Greenville 82 Lncln Chns 67 Southwett eans, whom he shunned u profound,ly sefl\'erd II Calvln Thompson; Pomeroy H 11 b '''""'" '""'""· ""· '" "" '"' ' Cl d B 11 tt d 11 Robert cantn 79 Uncoln Gt TCU 97 Rice 79 CUBS TO MEET though an unpl•asant smell I· Coolidge 1 were 1trvetl ltiiiC a- 8ehool Principal Jamea A. Diehl, tun Alii!. New Yorll C1t,, N e... y t' offlclatln ar e an GravesJdeler~ tY ~ El ent I I Yor.... Davis Do1ne 99 Neb Wesleyan M Jcksnvl Coli 82 Um Morr111 74 A meelmR of Cub 8CI)IJt PAt"lt rose from them, bu t to the 1p11n· go In lhI "-ton PVD PD,'"'" ft'!:, ........ ··~t l'J em lry p rIncpa ea~~:r:~!~: ;::i.bJIIo.;;.v~~~dll ,:; IVIC~B \\Ill bl' r:ndur1t-d at 3 p Wayne s~ " Hastings 69 Okla City u 92 N. Tex. St 77 246 Wtll be held at the Salisbury ter Lih-.!ral party, And he 1110 But to movt rtllly ~-·•lntt ~ Barte1s, Bradbury Prla•u&, one .v .. .u on adu.nu '' UJ• , m Thunrl at Lela t Yalh Bethel 8-4 Bethany 50 .. Baylor 89 Texas 7• ,.. Rchool Saturday nu(ht, January drew his Ivy League cloak dts- Qunl labor ttould be also pe... CJpil Robert Morris, Bedford ::;.~n.BJ;:~~~ ::c~:~~ lflu rtJ1 ~; I cemettol v ~;erv 1 ce 11 WI be ,, ICarleton 11 St Olaf 53 Te111 A&M 75 Ark 71 15 at 7 p m. Parents, scouts, dainfully aw111y from the rela· baps to outrage Lberal par:t7 Principal ~eorHe Sara:ent, aDd ~:tto!.,~:! m~.~~~~~r11 ;r~! chtr)l, of lhP Emer.«m Snuth Tex Welyn 13 E Tex Bop 74 Ynd all Interested parties are ttvtly ltbtra1 Republlcaa who labor, 1o whlch he IWH h1l ¥«'/ l\UUand High .Scbool Principal •a~• ~»~• ,....r tJooo. S•• •ontltt. al Home al Klrkers.v 1n.e o Morgan St. go Va. Uruon 7-f. Ark. Coil. 80 Ark. A&M 77 tot) invited. \1 Rockefeller. alL .Jamea Vennan. t1 Jl; Tltne aentlll, IIIII. , · 3 '§ Burl Snu"th o·Ies Tuesday Jn Rest Home NCA EXantiDa • t•IOn Tearn IS• Due at Ri0 Grande c0IIege UPJ BrJe• £s Cit;,.ens' BoardNameS mb New Me ers ° !::po: • N RIver ews Mrs. Morris Dies in Akron 1 ' Everyb0dy ReJ.eCtS Lindsay' Mediators Return to Work C. A Babcock I 1 DieS Wednesday 1 I 'I cap,·tol Com men t Events· 1 Mrs. May Ours CIIege Scores Of Buckeye Lake Dies Monday i MEIGS •' ; • ' Red Devils Whack Falcons I :I 4Children DI'e m' Flames ;'..j Faloou travel to Reveuwoed ' The Wahama Reserves ' WASHINGTON (UPI) -Unll- 1at the funeral of Indian Prtme Angelo Bertelll, Notrw lllllllf •wamped the RuUand Reserves ] mlted sobstitutlon bas scored I Minister LaJ Balllldur Sbastrt. Albie Booth, Yale: C1luet 32-27 m a prellmn>~ry contest another v1ctory over one- There were these othfl'r Carney, DJJooiBt t.barUe am.. w1th Larry Fry and Denver platoon loothall, which appears I developments . ly Mlsslsstppl · Jim Crowle,: Gibba showing the way w11h deader then ever, and the - The National Football ! N~tre Dame;' Slado Cutter: and 17 pomts, respecbvel)l, Uruversity o! Houston will have [-!oundalton and Hall of Fame INayy; Cectl !.shell, l'unt,lr, Tba box score: three yean to consider the 1 pnt forward 18 "modern" stars, Dick J{azmaler Prlncetotl; RUTLAND (71~ errfJr of its ways. f1ve coaches and four "pioneer" Henry Itetcbarn, ' Yale· Bobby 1 Little 12-lll-34, Black 7-3-17; That summariZed the 6tlth players lor selection. The Layne Texas· Abe 'Mlckal, Dav1s 6-2-14; Hawkins ~; Annual Convention of the ''modern" players-those who LSU· iup Mtll~ Notrt Dame· Barrett 0-1-1; Yarbrough 0-2-Z; "I'• • rain ~- . Maybe ll1 Nation•! Cullegta!e Athlehc played after 1910--wlll narrow Pete' Pihos, ..diana; ~ Totals 2!1-18-76 work lor onow, tool" Association (NCAA I on the dow• to mno oelectt&ns from Poole, Army and Mlsslsalppll WAIIAMA (M) oecond day ol tis S,IJOO.delegate the folloWJng : Rosey Rosenbefll, Soulhe!'l 'niompson ~-3-21; Redman get-together here. Cabfornla: Bud Sprague, Teru 1·15; Fry 4-8-16; White A key commt!tee of the UPI's Oass A and Army; Norm Van Brocldlll, Marshall 0.2-J· Batey 1-0-2· American Football Coaches Oregon. and Bobby wn-_ tals 25-14.(14. ' ' Assoctation all but ruled oot a High School Poll Southem Methodist. Score by quarters· propesal by New MeXIco The Umted Pre!!:& lnternat1on- One Hall of Fame coecb wfU Rutland 19 fl IS Uruverslty !hal cullego football at high school Class A basket- be elected from the followinl Wahan18 26 « 12 should return to !imtted substl- ball ratings (with ftrst place ser· five Frank Leahy l!:orlt I I tutmn. It voted 23-l that 00 tea and won-lot record m par~ (Greasy) Neale H~ Norton, ma1or changes be made In ll1e enthees) : Buck Shaw and Lynn (Paml regula!tons for lht 1966 season. I. Sprmgboro (5) (IHI) 70 Waldorf. Technically, the overwhelm- 1. Chtllicolha Flaget m -7) lng deciston of tho committee IS 3 DIKte (8-1) 61 aubject to cons1deratton by a , 4. Anna (7) (10.1) .. . 56 United " ' - IDlernotloaal io the most on..sided gwne of IS-game series. He led both by 33-13 at the llld of the specJBl rules group meeltllt! of j 5. Denruson Sl Mary11 (8-1) 55 Perk, pop, CINCINNATI <UPI) -Adrian the senes. tea1111 in rebouRdillll with 19 quarter and never serlowJty l the NCAA m New Orleans next I 6 B id rt t3) (7.(1) >4 zzzzounds, such useful Sm1th went 26 yean before he HIS performance oversba- and added 10 points. challengl11g the powerful month but It's not likely there'll 7· N~r~~~tern 17) (lll-1) li3 w.1s named to any All-Star dowed that of such superstars Charnberlam wos second higb The West's famt .--···t little sounds! Find be any reversal. 8 ZanesvJlle Rosecrans team, then in one magical rught as Ost:ar Robertson, Wilt tor the east with 21 pornts. penshed when Los The coaches committee re17·1) ~ became the most valuable Chamber hun, Bill RusseU and J. •l1n HavUcek of the Bosto11. Lakers' ece Jerry West ported to tho NCAA I. Mansfield !! Peters I SMALL .. the player of perhaps the strongest Jerry Lucas Cei!Jcs had 18 pomla and leavt the game late In the present rules should be (l) i&-3 \ YEUOW PAGES. Whtn 61 bHS ketbell All-Star team ever y be d d Robertsou 17 period with an Injured oye. 1 tb "with ~o substanti~ change " 10. Co1wnbus St Marys 0 your fingers do assembled. th et nonde t u""' ~tyru ge 1 The gamo tur•ed out to be erarnmmg pbySlclan swd This boils dowa to: 'Leave <I) (9·1) 10 0 ~ven more of a m1smatch than had a e mo es mvers bruised cornea the walkllli-, Sm1th, wl>o ca II s hllllself a Kentucky product the accolade It had been billed wt!h the fu ed present oubstltatlon SECOND 10-11. Williams11 1 alone , "plam old country boy from and the new convertible car I re 5 to et hllll riiHDler Jack Curllce, Santa port Westfllll (11 . 47; 12 Caid· K enlu~ky," captured the Most that went w1th It underdog West faUmg behind g __a_me _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 C lif head of th well (I) 46; 13. Skyvue (21, Valuable Player honor Tuesd<.ly "Serious ly, 1t couldn't have • a • e 14 West Muskmgum l2; CoiTUlllttee, teld a news ~ Proctorville Fairland 38, nJ ghl m pacmg the East to 3 happen ed to • rucer guy,' said 15 137-!M rout of the West In the Jerry Lucas, h1s Ro\ als' ence . that ho l<elti that 16, Newark Catholic 36 17 Jonunlimited player rule bas athan Alder 33; 18. Sa ndusky 16th annual National Basketball I teammate "We were pullmg so well accepted by fans St Marys II I :JO, 19. Big Wal· Assocmtion All-Star game. for him to wm It because you telev1s1on VIevoers that nut 29 , 20 . Ayersville 26 Tl1e Cm""'nat1 Roya ls guard, won't fmd a more dedicated 11 needed for cbange OTHERS - Albany Nelsoswho was nearly passed ove~ ~or and yet real hkeable ~uy " Southern Valle Athletlt! Con- 1 e tlon :!II turda 8 two or three years. ' d college basketball, ptOUred m 24 Lucas contnbuted h1s shBre f te Y!! 1 f 1 eagu ac Y H to !ell . 1 1 to vllle, Kmg Mtlls snd Rossfor pomts and grabbed 3 rebounds to the East s lllh VIJ:tory m the erent:e ams WI pay lVe Wtlton traveling to Southwest· ous n serious J' n 20 eac h, New Albanv 19; __ ""'1 games th1s weekend, two ins1de ern and Kyger Creek w11l go _..--.._ bad graces of the NCAA and WoodsOeld ; Dresden Jeffer17 r the conferfflce and three with Fairland for a baltle wilh lhe, Rhules hlnfrlaction son and Preble Shawnee 16 each NEW SATURDAY SCHEDULE non . league foes unbeaten Hornell t9-0l. pu eacooen •-1 · Henry, Vel ow Sprmgo, sI. for lhree yean uo;\;aust (JANUARY IS!h) Conference gameo Fri!h!y On Friday, Racme plays l"nj ' HS an d Fort F rye ~ ma 1C mghl sends Kyger Creek to Rutrnnd and oa Saturday, per slst en I tnfraet10111 of b 15 SKAT I N G - - - - - - 7:30. 10:00 Hannan Traco m a "Must' bany plays at Ractne ing, filtanc1al atd and footbaH "'ioiacii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 game for the Bobcats A Wlldpract1ce operatmns. This meoons I'" DANCING _ _ __ 10:00 • 12:00 Icat VICtory would all but ehm· the Texas school wtU not male the charg., of Coach allowed to participate In Featuring Live Music John WJCkhne, wOO ara 2-2 in season bawl football games loop play Hannon Trace 1s 1-3 VIBRA TONES FROM PARKERSBURG appea.r on N;~;:::~ League . leadmg Eas tern. I Canton McKin I!) 110.11 205 televtsJoa over tbe wh1ch had its three . year, l:l- 2 Day. Chamde (8) (~) 141 penod. Admls,lon SOc Includes Sk ~ ting and Dancing game winnmg streak snapped 3 Col. West (4) (JI.(j) 140 Tbe highlight of bv Southwesto•rn on Saturday, 4. Hamilton Taft (4) (IHI) 137 LEFT HOOK- Mtchlgan's eonventlon session was will attem pt to begin a new 5 Lima Shawnee H) !It .(I) 1!7 Cazlle Ru ssell ts enjoymg diamond jubilee lunch at string at North Gal ha Fnday 8 Canton LmcolR (3) (8-1) ll5 another great season, and CHESTER, O. many governmn·en~~t e~~~:;b~in-~ i mghl However. Coach Cljde Ev· • 7 Cleve E Tech (2) (7 2) 106 once agam he's among the <ludlng three c: Uperll Clgllw - - is It!. time to "'":===:.::::.::::;;:iiiiii:;;::iii::::::::iiiii::::::.i:ii:~ ] £ms nnprovPd Pi rates hope to I 8 Middletowa (1} ~7..Z) 103 nations leadmg st:orcrs. and letter-winning eongressinflict the second lOll& m ) 9. Salem 0) (7-2) 93 1 . . - ap aad make a fresh new men, were to be henored. row on the Eltgles from Meigs i lO. Findlay (4) (!1-1) 89 start. up bills and debts and Vlco PreSident Hubert B. : county. 1 Second tO teams: 11 ClE:ve-'- - ---·-····- - -- Humphrey also was 1cheduled haw ••WJihing Ia one convenient 1 Eastern Is 4-1 in league .,. , land John Adama (I) 15 , l2 bus Sooth II each. to attend, but bo left early tbls Of Tho All New Swing Bond At lnaa to pay OUI cmd more tion, "'lth three games remam- j Warren Hardang f~) 65 · morning for New Delhi, where I 1ng on the 1965·66 loop schedule Hamilton Garfield 62; 14. ToleTen polnll or leoSJ Parma he will head tho lJ S. delegation for J'OIIn •• Clll pay clays. North Galha Is 1-3 1do f ibbey (21 57, 15 Akron , Valley Forge, Sandusky, MansOn Saturday, Hannan Trace East ~3: !6. Elyria 52 , 17 Co- field S! Peters, Maple Hetghts, NBA Standings Don't besltal. to c:aft. There Is no State Route 7-3 MllH North of Pomei'Gy 18 will journey to Eastern for an lumbus Lmden :net; H PEolrdts· Bedford Toledo St. Francis, By United Pre" lnternatfJIMl obligatloa. One duifty budget loan mouth (I) and Cin 111111 er ' . other con ference con te st. Non- (1) 35 each; 20. Daytoa Alter Wellston, Beavercreek, Celina, Eastera Division wiU payments. CaU fw cash 33 Tipp City, Youngstowa Mooney, W. L Pet Boston 27 II .71l aad get alooig muda bea.r Ia '66. PITCHERS CONTRACI'ED 9 P.M. TO 2:30 A.M. others: Newark and Dayton Youngs!oWil Chaney, Champtoa, ClnclnnaH !8 11 .867 , PITI'SBURGH (UPfl - Left. Roth 30 oach ; Columbus East Cincinnati Moeller, Akron Cen- Phlla<lelphia 2.1 15 .,..,.,......~ i handed pitchers Frank Bork and Dayton Meadowdale 29 )1ral, Akron Buchtel, Alliance, New York 14 26 l!lllll!Uitlltlllltllllllltlllttlltllltltllltlltlllllllllllllltlltlllllllltltllltllmtl and J 1m Shellenback Tuesday each. Sprmgf1eld South and East ood F to Da ton Western Dfvllloo w • a~ ria, Y W L. Pct 1 WIDNDDAY and THURSDAY ONLYI ==! "gned lhetr 1966 conlracta w1th Fremont Ross 25 each , Lancas~ ter 23 Dayton Roosevelt 21 Belmont, Clncmnati St. Xavter, · I! Ole Pittsburgh P1rates. Angeles 26 20 ;;; Bork played with Pittsburgh P1qua '20, Morin!! Ferry (I)· Xerua, Akron South, Troy, Bex- Los Baltimore 22 23 171 ! In 1964, appeanng m 33 games and Fmneyoown 19 each ; Tlffm ley, Wmlersville, Urbana, East 1s Francisco 20 26 Columbian and Cincinnati Witb- Liverpool, Kent Roosevelt, Hil· St Lo 16 24 row 17 each; Toledo Macomber liards, Cuyahoga Fails, Worth· ~trottUJI 11 30 N Jets last season be£ore inJurmg 16, Cleveland St Edwards lS; !ngton, Cleveland Rbodes, Tueodoy'o Results krcke& hb back. Shellenback complied Cncinnatt Taft and Cleveland mmgton, AIJ..Star Game at Cinclnuatt ,:' 9 Pa. • ;; a 4-2 record at Asheville and a East t4 Shaker Hetghta, BIJilrd- ton, canton South, Ens! CHICIIN ONlY •I· ,UI : 137 West 94 OJI'o ....., Unlo' ....- ., ONLY. 10-4 mark at Columbua last man, Eaton and upper Arltng- Perry, Columbus Wedoettdey'o Gam• •• ._..., .....,~ GIIIJ' 1 ~ season. ton t2 each; Athens and Colum· Milford. Loa Angeles at Boston 125 E. Main St. WY 2·2171 at _ llftllable Philadelphia at Detroit 1 New York at Sao Francisco I" Eastern All-Stars Romp, 137 to 94 'I . o::e. . I; Fllner-1 64'---------- 1 FIVe Cage Games Slated Over Weekend as svAcPlay Resumes ..-===---.-...=-.--..-__ Ratings WANT TO GET SQUARED AWAY?- SKATE-A-WAY 1 1 1 a.. DANCE TO THE MUSIC Han._ 13 1 SHENANG SPRINGS NITE CLUB 1 1 FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th I 1 1 cut,_- l--..,.,.....,.....,..,.....,.,...,.,........,..,.....,.,.... s i BOX ITY ~ntwek.Y fri~<ll SJ"'Ig = ~-= :~~::~~'"~,~ 2-~here~~~m:~ I ~ = I OAN = Ec i row 's stea k = House ,....Ohio,.,!= -ituufiUIIIIIItJUtHI CLIP THIS COUPON UflU11W1111U11111UU=j= Two 1: - Big Games Slated By United Press International Kent State, 116-83, as Nick Alol lless Cleveland State, 611 • 113; 1 It's st1U early in the season came off the bench to score 21 Western Reserve topped Carnefor cructal games, but there's second-half pomts. Toledo met gio Tech, 81-70; John Carroll! a couple on tap torngbt iD Cin- Marquette in a non--league ~ took an 88-62 dec1s1on over cumatl and Athens. counter and came throuiJb Wlth Case Tech, and Hiram's Jim A sellout crowd of mire Ulan a 77-71 victory. Warstler and Chuck Hennon 11,000 was expected to Cmcio- 1 Otterbein, with Don combmed for 53 poiota to edge naU Gardens to see 14th-ranked hitting 22 pomts and T.orn Heidelberg, 79-74. Dayton tackle riVal Cmcmnati 19, dumped Wittenberg, 66-60, at m a battle featurmg Ohio'• two sprmgfteld to aU but knock the i1 1::;;::;;:.;;;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;;...,,11 top basketball team:!. Ttgers 9Ut of the Ohio Confer. And m Athens, Miami bids for ence title chase. It was the first its third Mtd·American Confer· time m JO years Wittenherg ence victory aga~.rut Ohio Uni· lost two Jn a row at home. I vers1ty, another ancient rival of Defiance handed Ashland Your O.pondoble the Redski!IS, who will be seek- first Mid-Ohio Conference Dolar Por ing revenge for the Bobcats' back, 67~. to knock the Eagles I knockmg them eul of a tnp to out of a she.re of the lead. Ben the NCAA tournament last 11 Terhune aoored 23 polnta for AND I sprmg Defiance. I Cmcmnall Coach Tay Baker I In other Tuesday I satd he expected to use Ron 1Wtlberforce edged 2550 Krick and Tom Btedenharn I :Sta;;;;;:t;;,e·;_7~t>-.;7;;:~;;_W;,;;;al~sh:;_;;do~wned~;;.;w~it>~iiiiiiiiii:Piiihono~ii:Wiiiii:Yiii-2::ii· agamst Dayton to bartl.es.~~t the II Flyers' 8-foot-11 Henry Finkel and hotabot forward Don May. a sophomore whe scored 45 pomts agamst Xavier. Action will be heavy on Oh10 college front tonight w1th key contesta aU over the place. Xav1er hosts Vtllanova H1ghly·rated Steubenville takes II Preparing For Our Annual on St Vmcent iR addition Central State's trip to Northern and three Ohio ference contests. NOW ON SALE! firt$tOnt. De Luxe Ch ANTHONY Plumbin!J • Heating 1 Building on i,: THE DAil '( SENTINEl ' Unlimited Substitution Scores Anotlier Victory Over One-Platoon on Gridiron I Rusty Little, ~ senior for Iterms during tho second ha~ a MOVC record of no l'lctorleo the Rutlaad Red Devils, had w1th the Red Dev1ls managmg in five conference contests. the greatest mght of his eareer to Increase thetr bulge by 011e Rull•nd hit on 29 of 61 field Tuesday night In leading his pomt. Each team !llll1ed 18 goal attempts throughout the team mates to a 76-64 victory powts in the U1ird quarter while game for a fne 47 per cent avover the Wahama Whito Fa!· Rutland edged the Faicono In •rage Wabama, meanwhile cons at Wahama. the final penod, 21 ~20 . was also havmg ll fturly good Little scored 34 poLRls as be Chuck Thompson, Wabarna's mghl w1lh 25 of 59 traes for hit un 12 of 17 shots from the semor forward, was also red 42 per cent. The Red Devils floor for an average ol slightly hot from the floor and from the made good on 18 of 2& free better than 70 per cenl At free throw ltne. He hit on rune throws while Wahama aaak 14 the same limt he wao ceshi11g of 12 !Jeld goal at!Bmpls and of 18 m oo etght of ten ol>oto from ! on three of four foul sbotll for Ray Redman ..d Mlko Fry the free throw line. tollll of 21 points. were the only FaiC<Jns besides Rutland led throughout the Tho vtctory was the seventh Thompoon to hit In douhlo figg.mo alter grabbing the advan-1of the s"'son lor Rutland They ures Redman had t5 pomts !age ID tho first quarter. They have lost three. The Rutland while Fry had 16. Ron Black of led by 1!1-12 at the end ol tliO record in tl1e Mid-Ohto Valley Rutland had 17 and Roger Daquarter and mcreased the lead Conference 1s now 3-1 vis had 14. to 37-21 at ha~time. TliS two The Fait'Ons' record now is Rutland now entertainl Ralearns played on rather even ltwo wms and e~gb\JOSilea witb ' ctne on Frtday wh1le the 1 t'::, lLt STARS the farm? PLUMBING 1 We make the job easier Count on us to supply the ready-rruxed concrete you need for any farm bmldlng project We'll deliver what you want, when you want it . save you time and work money and .moterlalo. And the price Is righlf Call us soon for free estimate . . without obligatiOn. GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. WY 2-3284 PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. HEATING C,LOSED 1M-- New Treads llTIIADI 01-'IIIIIGIIIIIOI N SET. ... ....... ! ANY SIZE UST£0 750x14 650x14 700x\4 600x13 670x15 650x13 gf --..... t= : FOR 1 DOWN 650x15 $2.50 WEEK NATIONWIDE GUARANftl' THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 N• U.it u MI/.11 ... /N Uait • . . , ""' "'" January Clearance Sale 1 AcUon Heavy There also wa• plenlf of tlvlty among Ohio teamo Tueo-11 day rught with lline geme.a mg played. In Mid·Amerlc· , actiw, Bowlinl Greeo Starting Friday, Jan. 14 at 9:00 a.m. DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. POMEROY, OHIO H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE N. 2ND AVE. MIDDI.!PORT, 0. '.. �• 'S"IX years I Long Enongh' ChamberIam . Tops ol tho at-home outfits, !rom the table eye-appeal, fu11 momentum In ehow business," berlaln, which II mm.lban okl -riaed • Jllripi. All I bow also m keeping with the body-1 skirted lace dresses pooled out ' Dick said duriug lunch Ill tbt lime ~ ltln NCeivld in I 1ft tbestl 111111 dooter ll«iea." apparent move of fashion lor over slim undersheatha. 'lbiJ 1111 llrub lbt 1studio. "II you're hot, the idea moth. spring, follow or accent the - Jack Sarnoff rang the bell is to stay bot 111 maldllg I lot Tho leltera wiD lrlau .. ID Klldlre lhDir • • • dlllnem• figure with 1 map-maker's with designer Molly's "check· of movies or jumpln& lllto nothior il Qlamberllill elects berlll& It from a iiDcle bourprecision. Ollltes," an innoutlon pattern another TV series. to stay out of the publio ~ lOJIII llhow to tiro half-hour of clear checked wools. A clear "I don't believe it. I think 11'1 and • ..., !rom ... m!J!!oe of Segmlllta bumecl -•lvel, II hf·~~~ rHI~&h: ·g plaid check Iabrie appeared In a good idea to lake 1101110 time lelevlewero when ''Klldon" on Monday and 'l'illlday Jllghta Br PATRICIA McOORMACK billowing and of ch~loo, printed ooll~~ti~~~ 1 1 do "t;, 8 ~"u ""' negative and poa1tive versionsoff, learn 1 litUe more about flftally elo,.. ohop. wltb ltorlll oovctq 11 •a.. 0 United Preas International and full of panel•, accented by . nc u 0 ow· one In black and white criss- HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - How your trade aad tlleo get into . . ao lls IPfiOIIeo. 101 ' NEW YORK UPI -Go-Go-Go buttons and bows. eros• plaid check!. The oppo- long should • young man somethiug that will broadea While Cbamberlala 61Htl't 1o the nearest! britt shop with -Burke-Amey repealed the site figured white with _black re~ain with a hit televisioa your hort.ono. I'dl ovet o do a ~ the ldulalloD Gf Thl rellllp droppacl 1 j corrugated look, cottons in rice- over-plaid. These were ta1lored l sene.? phty, 'Barefoot Jn The Park,' mg teen-agers, ha cloeo look what, but llldlre IIIII Galli> your housedress Pus eans, white Wl.th a · -"'""'- dimen· in haodsome suits that showed . I ror insl>lllce." forwar.d to IIODII!tltilll more berlaln lll1VIved and appear II sweat shirt and whatever else . .. "''""'"' F D k Ch be 1 1 lh •••••'ul bm n~ ...._ o1 1n stoned effect. One slim Empire set-in long sleeves. Many of the or . IC . ""' ran m~-.,.. · u exoe..., yo~l-~;tm~bo~l~::s,ho:C~a i9611, dress had a charming abort suits ia the collecllon featured answer " SIX years. Chamberlain may be right, I certallllyd OB'I IDelldt • running a IJIIIb •ext 1 k t Oth to r but Gardner McKay did the ciltlct.e my Yftr. 11 Kildare " seuoe. . t hJD8. roc coa . leave oo space lor such mac ef! cu way mes. _Chamberlpln currently Is In Isame thbJg when his "Adven· be 118id. "Tbey'v• .._ ~I "WileD 11'1 d over you DJa1 mundane togs, as trend-setting had ca.r<ligan jackell or por- -Samuel Winston 's collec- ~" fifth year .~n the title role 01 1 lures In Paradiee" went oil the lor me. AR,d I've lelrDed a .. IUI'e I doa't push be panlo designers showing their newest trail collars lo frame the V- lion, designed by Roxane , Dr. KJ!dare . All he end of air. He disappeared from the tremendouo lol about actblg. butoon,• uld Chamberlaill, to tile nation's fash ion press I IJnes of necks of overblouses. , leaned to the brief lind slim, next season his contract with Hollywood scene for more lban But there heYI been draw· "1'1 110 at lmo to be corps here today see the cozy For occasions that count IR[ narrow and small In sili>ouetle. MGM runs out, end Dick will a year and baa onco..fered baclu. frlchleaed, Itu wcnderful bearth,ide setting. ' cocktails to late suppers, TuniC! and tunic effects topped : 1~ halls of Blair General nothing but trouble re-eslabllsl>- "So much ol my 11mt II opporluDitJ to apant1 11111 eel Wh•l you should wear at Burke-Amey abowed dresses 1m pleated flares, band flares, PI • iDg his eareer. taken up with work lhat rm arouad 1 Ultle bit' Fortuaat• :, home. the designers repeatedly with over thl table admiration triplet iers, and swirls of fan Thereafter he wiD olllllt tatch [ MGM's fan mail department totally out olloodt wltb people. I've oaved 1 little IIIOIIJ', anu 1 elated during the New York in neckline• topped with pleat.!. Coal.! were slim and his breath and look around. IIs flooded with 7,500 letters I I don't know what's lOin& on ID don't havet o worry aboul Couture Group's fashion press - - tailored jackets. For away high-set fn the ahouldero. "There s a theory about week for the bandsoma Cham· the world. My nadiJIIIM lleeD eoonomtn ICJr awblle." week, ranges from the sublime I uu -a jump suit of lame-to the oli~hUy ridiculour lor you sweat [ shirt and jean types. A sample of the tatter, &nd : :>ANIUNAlOINO ra1ling for a reJI switch lDSTO zloppy at-borne clothf's, lll<e this: Paisley €ulottes A bn\liantly colored printed silk patterned e:••m~~ ~ l!:~==~:!_-~~J leaturt•g fitted jacket. ROYAL PRINCE- WHOLI KIRHIL or CRIAM STYLI overblouse, a tie scarf , FUN SPOT-California eulottes. The colors of this I r•sidents have the prospect eostume in the 0(lnald Brooks of a great new recreatioD 101 c enter near San Bernarcollection Included bl>ck, shock- d ino. Two propoaed dams C4NI Ing blue, yellow and red. !map above) would create The cu lottesf In keeping witl1 a Jake three timea .the alze the risingl idtt oi fashion, bart> : of Lake Arrowhead and ROYAL PRINCI open the way fur • 11,000. lbt knee~ aqe park whleb woull Harem pants outfit• llgure I 101 lor at-home trappings, too. BuJ! ofl'~r facilities for tenting, trailer c a rnpl'ng, 1lshlll(, ~ne of the biggest treuds Is to 1 IWimmlng Jllld boethJio lq lilrta-puffy and quilled, 1 YAt Home CIot.h•esy are 0. ut 0 f StyIe thi. s ear ° j I \I liN... "I .Disgraceful Leaderslll•p Has Probably Kt"lled Any • Rig·ht·•t 0·WorkproVISIODS •• Chance. 0f RepeaItng I t 111 ~eomd to . M-B 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, seSSIOil of - -- - - .fohnsnn lo heavily indebted lo ; th• 19th Congress His pledge big labor lor its campaign · wa• made last month to tho i money, campaign worktro and AFL-C!O lOth annual conven- ' · . - .- ·-~ --· o., Jan. l%, 19M- ·---.. I ! ~~=sid:nts~~~;,"';;'Is~~mv::~; I (Opinion) UNITED STATES •"hip I re• I I f ltl I Co~re~s. away with it but Quill landed In order. levy enormous nnes against _the ' election day ••I••· the pokey. . . Cautious Cal helped to create sinkers. The law forbids Qulll's Dut John10n also lo a believer , was mor~ aggressively for. By LYLE WILSON Spokesmen for organized I that mistaken popular judg- un10n to strike. in right-to-work as his record ln 1 repeal. He gave the delegate• Uniled ~ lllleruHonal labor in New York City did the men! by lssumg a bold heroic Mike Quill's arrogance al-, congress and on the Texa. i sort of hall-time football pep Mi!<• Quillo disgraceful lead- union cause no good when they statement in his own behalf most matches_ that of Dave campaign alum clear! de-, talk _ fight-fight-fight. And of tho Ntw York City demanded that Mayor John v. alter the ball was over. He Beck, the di1J8raced former . p Y : HHH promised • would be 14 6 transportation slrlko probably Lindsay spring Quill from the said: Teamster president and James twJSted no arms to obtain ' scuttled. killed any ehal!co that re- lockup. If Lindsay knows his "There Ia 110 rrg11t to strike R. Hoffa, who succeeded Beck. moMtrates. Tho PreSident: malned of__repeaUng right-to- political history he will not against the public safety by They are three mort or lea• of repeal ?f right-to-wort as his : Opinion polls and other work proviSions of the Tall- Intervene in Quill's behalf. The anybody, anywhere, any time." a kind, all havins grievously record In Congress and on the samplings of the public mind -!larll~ AcL appropriate history relates to Thai statemeot on the BO!lton wounded the causo of organized Texas e>mpaign stump clearly have been for months reflecting Quills conduct landed him in the Boston, Mass , police slrike , police strike put Coolidge on l lab6r. Quill's blow was appro- demonstrates. Tllf President majority support for volunllry jail 00 a charre of contempt of in September, 1919. CalvinI the path that led 1o the White priately limed to throw a block twisted no arms 1<1 obtain unionism and majority sencourt. He Is a notable txhib1t of Coohdge was governo1· of •House. Lindsay might hope to against repeal of Taft·Hartley's repeal of right-to-work. Senate timent against repeal of t4-B. compulsory U~JSm. Qulll Is Massachusetts. Although Coo- parlay Quill's strike against the secton 14-B. GOP leader Everett McKinley If doubt remained, It must have one With the raCial demonstra- lidge actually sat out the real public safety Into polilical: That section authorizeo states Dirksen courageously organized I vanished under pressure of ~ors who hold that to VIolate crJSJS, sloppy reporting of r1ches . As for Quill, It is :to forbid compulsory unlonl!m a f1hbuster lo prevent repeal. Qulll'o brutal strike against he law In a good cause IS not events caused the Am<'rican 1possible thaf his arrogance will I within their borders. Repeal of JohllSon made no effort to 1 nation's largest city. ell!remlsm. Tho raCJal demon- I people to view Coolidge as a ; destroy his union because it is · t4-B wao big labor'• No. 1 break it. I Quill Js an example of union ! otraiof! have been getting courageous defender of law and ' now possible lor the courts to 1demand of the Johns01t adml· Johnson easuallyl nd briefly Jeadero who persuade fair , Nalloilal Wlllllow n~tra!IMJ'" til• firsl ••sslon IJ![ committed hlm.•ell Pres1der1t rf'pe-. 1 tim; the II!Uh WHERE THE BOYS ARE-Amerlean penoDDel OD duty In South Viet Nam Jllld Laos t. aerving the natloa In a troplcsl c:llmatt far aouth of borne latitude& Nnsmap drawn to olmiL\r JiC8.1es sl!ows the nortb-1011th loeatloD of the states of the former French lndochlna-Nortb and South Viet Nam, Laos and Camllodia-m relatloa to North and Central America. • a 11 GOLDEN CORN 6 1 1 PEAS.~ Television Revue By RICK DU BROW \lldltd Prell JnlernaUonal audience) and droll humor that J might be described ao "pop TV" for ti1a grownups). HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -Tete-, . vision's busiest week ur miJ_, The other ABC-TV premtere &eason replacement serit·s yre- i ~edn~~day is ealled "Blue ntif'res gets under way tomght. •Ltght, and stars ~bert Coulet And what with aeveral major , tn a half-hour litralght edvenpublic affairs program!! coming : tunt !!eries at1 a double agent in up as well , the viewer will have , World W~r U whG pretends to tt cJJOice of subject matter in btt a t.ra1tor to America and the next few days tha t ranges 1O!Jt>rates behind German lines from President Joi'n~on to to undermine the Nazi regime. ll i yss~s to Batman. Yet another new half-hour L'BS-TV replaces tlw long-' ABC-TV series, "The Double . runnm r;: "R:.mhidp'' [(J mg 'lt L:if.: of Henr~ Phyfe," bows inJ with a new one-hour werkl\' lhursday-t hts one a comedy 1 series entitled "Dakt~ri" (thr' WJlh Red Buttons as a mildSwahili word for docwn, whit:!L mannerid accountant recruited re'Yolves around tlw ad i \· itie~ by 11 ('Ounterintelllgeoclf diracor af1 an!lnal study ('flllf'r that tor to im pe rsonattt 8 foreign lw~ au t1fr il'an ~~· l l ing :rge ullllltl lt "to whom he '·J);,I;t:.~f·i" i~ lwsed em th0 lw.'l~"' a strik ing resemblance." n10 v1._. "Ciarenl'e, the C l-lhS- t;oud old Fred. Clark plays the Eved Uou" l.JuL the tl'len:i iOn ~!J) Ull'e<'lur. l ;ries 1rill 'emph<Jsize adrt•tllure - -- - murl! than th e conwd.r molirm ..,._.,... pil'lmc JiU MaFIIotll Tl1e sLr 1·:-; TlhJillp~t.! /1 , :is ;u·,· .,....~'Ji!W'"q; 1 .,..• ,...,....,. 1llt" ' made him mu('h ' katit IYAt41 6 y ~j '5 GRAPE JELLY PILLSBURY [· .,1 3 ORANGI or BLENDED JUICE With Sugar Added SWifT'S PRIMIUM U. I. CIOY'T. INSPKIID GROUND BEEF '1 .10-0:Z:. &W .-.oz. SIRLOIN STUIC '1 CANS HUNT'I TOMATO SAUCE HUNrS 50LID PACK TOMATOES HUNT'S ITAUAN TOMATOES I 1¥1- '1 1'::":'1 1'!:'1 PORK&BEAD 4.:. '1 8 := '1 1:!.'1 4.: '1 FRUIT COCKTAIL HUNrl HICKORY CATSUP HUNrl PIZZA CATSUP CHUNKS lar lb. 59c POPCORI •••• l 25c CHS-TV presents a much-touted ont·-hottr special · ,, · , . : .. :·= <.· ·· tatitled "The Search for 1 THE WINNER:_Mfssouri's . Ylysses ,'' ~· hrd1 retracrs lus ; 1965 corn-growing cham· legendary JOUrnt·y through the pion is George Kimmons of Mediterr anean Jnd, ur tire Ozark. His 304.5 bushels network 's words, "considers the' per acre on a 23-acre field pessibilily thRt lhrl may havr was high in the 17th annual been a real nl:Jn." Missouri F<1rmers Assn. Tho program is base<l on the st~lewide growing ~ontest, book "Ulysses Found," K1mmons also won m 1963. Ernie Bradlord. and Bradford and Lawrence rell, autho r of the Alexandria artet. are partici p:mls l!l'lpl from "Tire Odys.ey" Horner ere spoken by · ' James Mason. 0o Wedn.,day, President Johnso n's State of tbe Union : addresg before a joint session I of Congr<·ss will be carried by all three networks, live and in color (for tlw rfrs t tim e), ll t 9! = : ., :. ,. ·•· I BIRDS IYI "' FROZEN PEAS= : 5 TCORN PUMPKIN PIE 4 5 '• BIRDS IYI FROZEN IO·O:Z:. PKGI, MORTON'S FOR 10-0:Z:. BOXU '1 '1 '1 I At any r.-.tr. one of AB(' -'J'V's ~ ~ •• •• • ., FACIAl:::::. •• TISSUE2~~:·· • • scon •• ••PLACE •• ••MATS • •., • •~···················~•• ~ ~ ICOTTIH ~ ~ 4 age Jgc BOXES 8-o1. pkg. LINKS or PATTIE Pkg. .... PKG. 0' 24 4 I REC. 59o EA. 1 I I •' katie Evan• Corn Top Or French i I BREAD LOA•-••.19c katie Ev1n1 Cinnamon llr Powdered Su11r GAL .tUI DONUTS 25c 50 EXTD s&HIUii STAMPS wrtt. r_ow piJI'ck crr" 7-oJ. con -"...- .. .t ,11001 fUINilUII WAM Rt.OWUP - Adrc5s Geral· 10 lxtn I&H Grtan ltlmps .........7h_.'..... dine Chaplin appears head· ed for a big blowup-with bubble gunt- as she takes in the sights whil e in New York for the prerruere of her starring film, uDr. I IIIAIII llict.'MIIII 89c • Cool weather ud eonstaut use of detergents ln house• work play havoc wflh a woman's hand•. fombat rough· ness and sorene!is by applying band rrl'am after ea<'h dishwashing "r laundry ('hort. Also smooth on hand cream nightly before rttlrlng to help n·place natural olh tool lhrougil tonslaJII exposure. m _iru.lt ~d cit l ~~>ns to hope that th€ 1 er fam ily, Hulland. un1on~t> r 's WJII hnvf' !~ ss ratflt'r Mr. and Mrs . AreiJ Henry and than more power. Compulsory · fa mllv were wC'ekend ~uests of muon1.srn sr ls up tlw publir' for her mother. Mr. and M r s. DOL they cou ldn't wait until fall . Translated, this mean~ lh::~l the network was replacing ~hows 'iO bad that it couldn 't wait to get Wednesda y prcm ierC's is '' Holman," a twicc-~eekly, half-· bour, Jive-action !ieril''> based on tl-tr old comir· bf)nk hr•ro. and ,,, ' ~ ~ APPLE PIE ScOFF 50 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS Fou_ndatron has tu rnell its efforts against birth de,_ts. Lon was born with an open spi ne. CUTollTI kotlt Evan• I finally iaundlt:'s what it has i heen advertisi ng eu phemistica lly as its "St'('muJ season" which the network describrs as a group of shows so great that PURP-OSEFUL-Lori Ann Wagner, 5, Is this year'a March of D1mes gar! and she's very anxious that the annual campa1.gn for funds goes over the top. Lori poses in h.r Milwaukee, Wis., home with ber toy dog Silo !because he's so tall), a gift from her aun t. The Naiional ~ WALDORP Whlto & Alii. Pkg. of 4 ~ .I ' I rid of them. 1-lb. Pkg. .. . .. Your BRAUNSCHWEIGER CHUBS .k •. ------Chalco SANDWICH SPREAD CHUBS ----·-- ......•. HAM SALAD Pk• Pkl. I ''S'I' . p.m., J:., 4 4 ~ ~ IWIFT'S PREMIUM - U. S. COVIRNMENT .INSPECTED I I ~ ~ ~ o~~ I TOWELS 5R~fts age •• •• •. 89c ., TOILET '12 ~lS age ••• TISSUE •• •• "': 89c • WAXED • 4~~agc • PAPER '1'8 ~ SAUSAGE ~ ~ ~ BROWN & SERVE ' Scott Whlta or Ant. Colors •• ~ ~ -----------------·--------------- tonigh~ Also on Wl'linesday. ABC-TV STOICS SWIFT'S PREMIUM-U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ' ~ ~ ~ ~ WIENERS sse 2·"- 1121 MINUTE ALL MEAT In the public Bff:.dr9 an'a ''.Stll'nnd St•a!.OD" SWIFT'S I'RIMtUM U. S. OOY'T. INSPECTED RATtt.,..... U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED YILLOW ld·OI, (l•no·I•J 4 1 4 •' 4 •. 49c •. 99c lb. GROUND ROUND STEAK 29c SALAD MIX •.•·pk~ 25~ KRAFT PINIAPPLI INSPECTED SWIFT'S PREMIUM-U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED fRESH TOMATOES 99c Ii.ioir~; ucur· U, S. OOV'T. INse! CTE D 7~'1 TOMATO PASTE INSPECTED ROAST or STUKI STUKS HUNrJ 10-lb. bag . lb. lb. POBTEJIHOUSE 2 I lb. SWIPI'I PIIMIUM U. S. OOY'T. INSPECTED iiWim PIIMtUM fRESH, IIAN iiiloii'uiiP s. oov·r. IOlLID & IIID HUNT'I HUNT'S VINE RIPINID demand . "'· STOIC POTATOES in '1 ~ ~9c FLOUR, DONALD DUCK ROUND STEAK c V2 ~- - 39c ·2% ~ILK ·KRA" ..... U.S. NO. I IDAHO doctor-scit>ntisf. ;.~nr.l Cher\·l Miller as his daughter. · Animal! Steal Show 1: Tlwre are, in addition, a :: cross eyed lion named Clare nce 1; 1nd a rhamparme nametl .Judy, end the sdvanr~ word is that ·1 tht animal!! in lht• st.·ries have been simply s!t:.tling the show from the hum :~ n actors, \\.ho, it 1a sald, huven't bt'en blt> ssed wiU1 the best of scr.pts. The : .uculiva pri!durer rs Iv:m I Tors , whose ''Flipper" seri~:s! on NBC-TV, •bou t a dolphin, !·" ju og!r h81 STORI HOURSI Mon. thru Thurs. - - - - - 9 to 6 Fri. & Sat. 8:30 to 8:30 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. COV'T. INSPECTED WHOLE - CHOICE CENTER CUTS with )lOW p1,1rcha• tt Mod, loHio JEROINS LOTION 59c \ lGO lxtrelaH Groen ltemps with .,."' lt\ll'(hcrr.. of ltorgo Tobe PRilL SHAM'OO 82c 7c Off abu st•s of unitm power. Tlw Ceorge JanE'S. pu blic sr~·ms tu be gf'tting tht' !'llr _ ::md Mrs. Andy Andrulitword on that. is accompanied her son. Frankie back to Springfield to spend l the rest of winter. Mrs. Luther Bowles Jr. viJited her sis ter at Bambridge re. I BY MRS. D. E. WOOD , cently . Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Carr, I Mr. and Mrs. Cbarleo Daw· 1 1Columbus and Mr. and M r s. 1 son were guests of ber pareula, '' Pear ley Thacker, New Ply- Mr and Mrs. RaylllODJI Long. mouth, called n'ccnlly on theJC i Mrs. Eugene Campbell spent parents. Mr. <md ;\11-s . .Marion 1several days at Ironton with Hutchison. , her parents durin8 the bolidayo. Marion lfutch rson ha s bet>n Mrs. Clara Phillips receivert sufferng wi th flu and arthrill~. : a box of fruit from her son ~J r. :1 nd :\Irs. James F'rank · Roger in Phoen1x, Airz., includ· and h1 " mother v1s ited Satur- ing a jar of cactus jeUy which day with bt'r parents, Mr. and was crab apple jelly. Severa l 1 Mrs. William Ga rvin. . (riendo; and neighbors have sam· Mr and \'lrs . Leo Davidson ph•d it were Thu rsday guests of her Mrs . Ruth Swisher visited her molt1er . ~ l nbrl Wood sis ter, Maude Holcomb at ht>r Mr. and M1 s_ George Queen, I daughter's, Mrs. Helen Essex Colu mbus. werr ~cen• guests I in Columbus. She found her of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Devault. still in poor health. Mr Da" Pucketl is a paMrs. Irene Jackson held a tien l Ht Veterans hospital , Hunt- 1 flower demonstration 11: bfr ington. \V . Va. 1 work!hop lor aeveral of her M1:~- G_ladi~ Prater has bet>n : friends, Thursday.' on siCk hst smce before Chri st- 1 Mn. Sarah Hartman was re mas. turn!'d I ohome of ber daJ18bler, Mrs rim Phillips was week- Mr. and Mrs. Clovis StriiUIend guesl of Mr. and Mrs. Law- baugb from Bober batpltal Wilkesville 'J ' 7.hiva~o." \ .-----------""'--""'-!!"'~r"'---P--~--------------------------------~ Milhoan, aht hid beea a patient , renee 511 we.re euestaMiddleport. of VerDOD They WQ. I where i8r uv.-al ._ �• 'S"IX years I Long Enongh' ChamberIam . Tops ol tho at-home outfits, !rom the table eye-appeal, fu11 momentum In ehow business," berlaln, which II mm.lban okl -riaed • Jllripi. All I bow also m keeping with the body-1 skirted lace dresses pooled out ' Dick said duriug lunch Ill tbt lime ~ ltln NCeivld in I 1ft tbestl 111111 dooter ll«iea." apparent move of fashion lor over slim undersheatha. 'lbiJ 1111 llrub lbt 1studio. "II you're hot, the idea moth. spring, follow or accent the - Jack Sarnoff rang the bell is to stay bot 111 maldllg I lot Tho leltera wiD lrlau .. ID Klldlre lhDir • • • dlllnem• figure with 1 map-maker's with designer Molly's "check· of movies or jumpln& lllto nothior il Qlamberllill elects berlll& It from a iiDcle bourprecision. Ollltes," an innoutlon pattern another TV series. to stay out of the publio ~ lOJIII llhow to tiro half-hour of clear checked wools. A clear "I don't believe it. I think 11'1 and • ..., !rom ... m!J!!oe of Segmlllta bumecl -•lvel, II hf·~~~ rHI~&h: ·g plaid check Iabrie appeared In a good idea to lake 1101110 time lelevlewero when ''Klldon" on Monday and 'l'illlday Jllghta Br PATRICIA McOORMACK billowing and of ch~loo, printed ooll~~ti~~~ 1 1 do "t;, 8 ~"u ""' negative and poa1tive versionsoff, learn 1 litUe more about flftally elo,.. ohop. wltb ltorlll oovctq 11 •a.. 0 United Preas International and full of panel•, accented by . nc u 0 ow· one In black and white criss- HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - How your trade aad tlleo get into . . ao lls IPfiOIIeo. 101 ' NEW YORK UPI -Go-Go-Go buttons and bows. eros• plaid check!. The oppo- long should • young man somethiug that will broadea While Cbamberlala 61Htl't 1o the nearest! britt shop with -Burke-Amey repealed the site figured white with _black re~ain with a hit televisioa your hort.ono. I'dl ovet o do a ~ the ldulalloD Gf Thl rellllp droppacl 1 j corrugated look, cottons in rice- over-plaid. These were ta1lored l sene.? phty, 'Barefoot Jn The Park,' mg teen-agers, ha cloeo look what, but llldlre IIIII Galli> your housedress Pus eans, white Wl.th a · -"'""'- dimen· in haodsome suits that showed . I ror insl>lllce." forwar.d to IIODII!tltilll more berlaln lll1VIved and appear II sweat shirt and whatever else . .. "''""'"' F D k Ch be 1 1 lh •••••'ul bm n~ ...._ o1 1n stoned effect. One slim Empire set-in long sleeves. Many of the or . IC . ""' ran m~-.,.. · u exoe..., yo~l-~;tm~bo~l~::s,ho:C~a i9611, dress had a charming abort suits ia the collecllon featured answer " SIX years. Chamberlain may be right, I certallllyd OB'I IDelldt • running a IJIIIb •ext 1 k t Oth to r but Gardner McKay did the ciltlct.e my Yftr. 11 Kildare " seuoe. . t hJD8. roc coa . leave oo space lor such mac ef! cu way mes. _Chamberlpln currently Is In Isame thbJg when his "Adven· be 118id. "Tbey'v• .._ ~I "WileD 11'1 d over you DJa1 mundane togs, as trend-setting had ca.r<ligan jackell or por- -Samuel Winston 's collec- ~" fifth year .~n the title role 01 1 lures In Paradiee" went oil the lor me. AR,d I've lelrDed a .. IUI'e I doa't push be panlo designers showing their newest trail collars lo frame the V- lion, designed by Roxane , Dr. KJ!dare . All he end of air. He disappeared from the tremendouo lol about actblg. butoon,• uld Chamberlaill, to tile nation's fash ion press I IJnes of necks of overblouses. , leaned to the brief lind slim, next season his contract with Hollywood scene for more lban But there heYI been draw· "1'1 110 at lmo to be corps here today see the cozy For occasions that count IR[ narrow and small In sili>ouetle. MGM runs out, end Dick will a year and baa onco..fered baclu. frlchleaed, Itu wcnderful bearth,ide setting. ' cocktails to late suppers, TuniC! and tunic effects topped : 1~ halls of Blair General nothing but trouble re-eslabllsl>- "So much ol my 11mt II opporluDitJ to apant1 11111 eel Wh•l you should wear at Burke-Amey abowed dresses 1m pleated flares, band flares, PI • iDg his eareer. taken up with work lhat rm arouad 1 Ultle bit' Fortuaat• :, home. the designers repeatedly with over thl table admiration triplet iers, and swirls of fan Thereafter he wiD olllllt tatch [ MGM's fan mail department totally out olloodt wltb people. I've oaved 1 little IIIOIIJ', anu 1 elated during the New York in neckline• topped with pleat.!. Coal.! were slim and his breath and look around. IIs flooded with 7,500 letters I I don't know what's lOin& on ID don't havet o worry aboul Couture Group's fashion press - - tailored jackets. For away high-set fn the ahouldero. "There s a theory about week for the bandsoma Cham· the world. My nadiJIIIM lleeD eoonomtn ICJr awblle." week, ranges from the sublime I uu -a jump suit of lame-to the oli~hUy ridiculour lor you sweat [ shirt and jean types. A sample of the tatter, &nd : :>ANIUNAlOINO ra1ling for a reJI switch lDSTO zloppy at-borne clothf's, lll<e this: Paisley €ulottes A bn\liantly colored printed silk patterned e:••m~~ ~ l!:~==~:!_-~~J leaturt•g fitted jacket. ROYAL PRINCE- WHOLI KIRHIL or CRIAM STYLI overblouse, a tie scarf , FUN SPOT-California eulottes. The colors of this I r•sidents have the prospect eostume in the 0(lnald Brooks of a great new recreatioD 101 c enter near San Bernarcollection Included bl>ck, shock- d ino. Two propoaed dams C4NI Ing blue, yellow and red. !map above) would create The cu lottesf In keeping witl1 a Jake three timea .the alze the risingl idtt oi fashion, bart> : of Lake Arrowhead and ROYAL PRINCI open the way fur • 11,000. lbt knee~ aqe park whleb woull Harem pants outfit• llgure I 101 lor at-home trappings, too. BuJ! ofl'~r facilities for tenting, trailer c a rnpl'ng, 1lshlll(, ~ne of the biggest treuds Is to 1 IWimmlng Jllld boethJio lq lilrta-puffy and quilled, 1 YAt Home CIot.h•esy are 0. ut 0 f StyIe thi. s ear ° j I \I liN... "I .Disgraceful Leaderslll•p Has Probably Kt"lled Any • Rig·ht·•t 0·WorkproVISIODS •• Chance. 0f RepeaItng I t 111 ~eomd to . M-B 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, seSSIOil of - -- - - .fohnsnn lo heavily indebted lo ; th• 19th Congress His pledge big labor lor its campaign · wa• made last month to tho i money, campaign worktro and AFL-C!O lOth annual conven- ' · . - .- ·-~ --· o., Jan. l%, 19M- ·---.. I ! ~~=sid:nts~~~;,"';;'Is~~mv::~; I (Opinion) UNITED STATES •"hip I re• I I f ltl I Co~re~s. away with it but Quill landed In order. levy enormous nnes against _the ' election day ••I••· the pokey. . . Cautious Cal helped to create sinkers. The law forbids Qulll's Dut John10n also lo a believer , was mor~ aggressively for. By LYLE WILSON Spokesmen for organized I that mistaken popular judg- un10n to strike. in right-to-work as his record ln 1 repeal. He gave the delegate• Uniled ~ lllleruHonal labor in New York City did the men! by lssumg a bold heroic Mike Quill's arrogance al-, congress and on the Texa. i sort of hall-time football pep Mi!<• Quillo disgraceful lead- union cause no good when they statement in his own behalf most matches_ that of Dave campaign alum clear! de-, talk _ fight-fight-fight. And of tho Ntw York City demanded that Mayor John v. alter the ball was over. He Beck, the di1J8raced former . p Y : HHH promised • would be 14 6 transportation slrlko probably Lindsay spring Quill from the said: Teamster president and James twJSted no arms to obtain ' scuttled. killed any ehal!co that re- lockup. If Lindsay knows his "There Ia 110 rrg11t to strike R. Hoffa, who succeeded Beck. moMtrates. Tho PreSident: malned of__repeaUng right-to- political history he will not against the public safety by They are three mort or lea• of repeal ?f right-to-wort as his : Opinion polls and other work proviSions of the Tall- Intervene in Quill's behalf. The anybody, anywhere, any time." a kind, all havins grievously record In Congress and on the samplings of the public mind -!larll~ AcL appropriate history relates to Thai statemeot on the BO!lton wounded the causo of organized Texas e>mpaign stump clearly have been for months reflecting Quills conduct landed him in the Boston, Mass , police slrike , police strike put Coolidge on l lab6r. Quill's blow was appro- demonstrates. Tllf President majority support for volunllry jail 00 a charre of contempt of in September, 1919. CalvinI the path that led 1o the White priately limed to throw a block twisted no arms 1<1 obtain unionism and majority sencourt. He Is a notable txhib1t of Coohdge was governo1· of •House. Lindsay might hope to against repeal of Taft·Hartley's repeal of right-to-work. Senate timent against repeal of t4-B. compulsory U~JSm. Qulll Is Massachusetts. Although Coo- parlay Quill's strike against the secton 14-B. GOP leader Everett McKinley If doubt remained, It must have one With the raCial demonstra- lidge actually sat out the real public safety Into polilical: That section authorizeo states Dirksen courageously organized I vanished under pressure of ~ors who hold that to VIolate crJSJS, sloppy reporting of r1ches . As for Quill, It is :to forbid compulsory unlonl!m a f1hbuster lo prevent repeal. Qulll'o brutal strike against he law In a good cause IS not events caused the Am<'rican 1possible thaf his arrogance will I within their borders. Repeal of JohllSon made no effort to 1 nation's largest city. ell!remlsm. Tho raCJal demon- I people to view Coolidge as a ; destroy his union because it is · t4-B wao big labor'• No. 1 break it. I Quill Js an example of union ! otraiof! have been getting courageous defender of law and ' now possible lor the courts to 1demand of the Johns01t adml· Johnson easuallyl nd briefly Jeadero who persuade fair , Nalloilal Wlllllow n~tra!IMJ'" til• firsl ••sslon IJ![ committed hlm.•ell Pres1der1t rf'pe-. 1 tim; the II!Uh WHERE THE BOYS ARE-Amerlean penoDDel OD duty In South Viet Nam Jllld Laos t. aerving the natloa In a troplcsl c:llmatt far aouth of borne latitude& Nnsmap drawn to olmiL\r JiC8.1es sl!ows the nortb-1011th loeatloD of the states of the former French lndochlna-Nortb and South Viet Nam, Laos and Camllodia-m relatloa to North and Central America. • a 11 GOLDEN CORN 6 1 1 PEAS.~ Television Revue By RICK DU BROW \lldltd Prell JnlernaUonal audience) and droll humor that J might be described ao "pop TV" for ti1a grownups). HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -Tete-, . vision's busiest week ur miJ_, The other ABC-TV premtere &eason replacement serit·s yre- i ~edn~~day is ealled "Blue ntif'res gets under way tomght. •Ltght, and stars ~bert Coulet And what with aeveral major , tn a half-hour litralght edvenpublic affairs program!! coming : tunt !!eries at1 a double agent in up as well , the viewer will have , World W~r U whG pretends to tt cJJOice of subject matter in btt a t.ra1tor to America and the next few days tha t ranges 1O!Jt>rates behind German lines from President Joi'n~on to to undermine the Nazi regime. ll i yss~s to Batman. Yet another new half-hour L'BS-TV replaces tlw long-' ABC-TV series, "The Double . runnm r;: "R:.mhidp'' [(J mg 'lt L:if.: of Henr~ Phyfe," bows inJ with a new one-hour werkl\' lhursday-t hts one a comedy 1 series entitled "Dakt~ri" (thr' WJlh Red Buttons as a mildSwahili word for docwn, whit:!L mannerid accountant recruited re'Yolves around tlw ad i \· itie~ by 11 ('Ounterintelllgeoclf diracor af1 an!lnal study ('flllf'r that tor to im pe rsonattt 8 foreign lw~ au t1fr il'an ~~· l l ing :rge ullllltl lt "to whom he '·J);,I;t:.~f·i" i~ lwsed em th0 lw.'l~"' a strik ing resemblance." n10 v1._. "Ciarenl'e, the C l-lhS- t;oud old Fred. Clark plays the Eved Uou" l.JuL the tl'len:i iOn ~!J) Ull'e<'lur. l ;ries 1rill 'emph<Jsize adrt•tllure - -- - murl! than th e conwd.r molirm ..,._.,... pil'lmc JiU MaFIIotll Tl1e sLr 1·:-; TlhJillp~t.! /1 , :is ;u·,· .,....~'Ji!W'"q; 1 .,..• ,...,....,. 1llt" ' made him mu('h ' katit IYAt41 6 y ~j '5 GRAPE JELLY PILLSBURY [· .,1 3 ORANGI or BLENDED JUICE With Sugar Added SWifT'S PRIMIUM U. I. CIOY'T. INSPKIID GROUND BEEF '1 .10-0:Z:. &W .-.oz. SIRLOIN STUIC '1 CANS HUNT'I TOMATO SAUCE HUNrS 50LID PACK TOMATOES HUNT'S ITAUAN TOMATOES I 1¥1- '1 1'::":'1 1'!:'1 PORK&BEAD 4.:. '1 8 := '1 1:!.'1 4.: '1 FRUIT COCKTAIL HUNrl HICKORY CATSUP HUNrl PIZZA CATSUP CHUNKS lar lb. 59c POPCORI •••• l 25c CHS-TV presents a much-touted ont·-hottr special · ,, · , . : .. :·= <.· ·· tatitled "The Search for 1 THE WINNER:_Mfssouri's . Ylysses ,'' ~· hrd1 retracrs lus ; 1965 corn-growing cham· legendary JOUrnt·y through the pion is George Kimmons of Mediterr anean Jnd, ur tire Ozark. His 304.5 bushels network 's words, "considers the' per acre on a 23-acre field pessibilily thRt lhrl may havr was high in the 17th annual been a real nl:Jn." Missouri F<1rmers Assn. Tho program is base<l on the st~lewide growing ~ontest, book "Ulysses Found," K1mmons also won m 1963. Ernie Bradlord. and Bradford and Lawrence rell, autho r of the Alexandria artet. are partici p:mls l!l'lpl from "Tire Odys.ey" Horner ere spoken by · ' James Mason. 0o Wedn.,day, President Johnso n's State of tbe Union : addresg before a joint session I of Congr<·ss will be carried by all three networks, live and in color (for tlw rfrs t tim e), ll t 9! = : ., :. ,. ·•· I BIRDS IYI "' FROZEN PEAS= : 5 TCORN PUMPKIN PIE 4 5 '• BIRDS IYI FROZEN IO·O:Z:. PKGI, MORTON'S FOR 10-0:Z:. BOXU '1 '1 '1 I At any r.-.tr. one of AB(' -'J'V's ~ ~ •• •• • ., FACIAl:::::. •• TISSUE2~~:·· • • scon •• ••PLACE •• ••MATS • •., • •~···················~•• ~ ~ ICOTTIH ~ ~ 4 age Jgc BOXES 8-o1. pkg. LINKS or PATTIE Pkg. .... PKG. 0' 24 4 I REC. 59o EA. 1 I I •' katie Evan• Corn Top Or French i I BREAD LOA•-••.19c katie Ev1n1 Cinnamon llr Powdered Su11r GAL .tUI DONUTS 25c 50 EXTD s&HIUii STAMPS wrtt. r_ow piJI'ck crr" 7-oJ. con -"...- .. .t ,11001 fUINilUII WAM Rt.OWUP - Adrc5s Geral· 10 lxtn I&H Grtan ltlmps .........7h_.'..... dine Chaplin appears head· ed for a big blowup-with bubble gunt- as she takes in the sights whil e in New York for the prerruere of her starring film, uDr. I IIIAIII llict.'MIIII 89c • Cool weather ud eonstaut use of detergents ln house• work play havoc wflh a woman's hand•. fombat rough· ness and sorene!is by applying band rrl'am after ea<'h dishwashing "r laundry ('hort. Also smooth on hand cream nightly before rttlrlng to help n·place natural olh tool lhrougil tonslaJII exposure. m _iru.lt ~d cit l ~~>ns to hope that th€ 1 er fam ily, Hulland. un1on~t> r 's WJII hnvf' !~ ss ratflt'r Mr. and Mrs . AreiJ Henry and than more power. Compulsory · fa mllv were wC'ekend ~uests of muon1.srn sr ls up tlw publir' for her mother. Mr. and M r s. DOL they cou ldn't wait until fall . Translated, this mean~ lh::~l the network was replacing ~hows 'iO bad that it couldn 't wait to get Wednesda y prcm ierC's is '' Holman," a twicc-~eekly, half-· bour, Jive-action !ieril''> based on tl-tr old comir· bf)nk hr•ro. and ,,, ' ~ ~ APPLE PIE ScOFF 50 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS Fou_ndatron has tu rnell its efforts against birth de,_ts. Lon was born with an open spi ne. CUTollTI kotlt Evan• I finally iaundlt:'s what it has i heen advertisi ng eu phemistica lly as its "St'('muJ season" which the network describrs as a group of shows so great that PURP-OSEFUL-Lori Ann Wagner, 5, Is this year'a March of D1mes gar! and she's very anxious that the annual campa1.gn for funds goes over the top. Lori poses in h.r Milwaukee, Wis., home with ber toy dog Silo !because he's so tall), a gift from her aun t. The Naiional ~ WALDORP Whlto & Alii. Pkg. of 4 ~ .I ' I rid of them. 1-lb. Pkg. .. . .. Your BRAUNSCHWEIGER CHUBS .k •. ------Chalco SANDWICH SPREAD CHUBS ----·-- ......•. HAM SALAD Pk• Pkl. I ''S'I' . p.m., J:., 4 4 ~ ~ IWIFT'S PREMIUM - U. S. COVIRNMENT .INSPECTED I I ~ ~ ~ o~~ I TOWELS 5R~fts age •• •• •. 89c ., TOILET '12 ~lS age ••• TISSUE •• •• "': 89c • WAXED • 4~~agc • PAPER '1'8 ~ SAUSAGE ~ ~ ~ BROWN & SERVE ' Scott Whlta or Ant. Colors •• ~ ~ -----------------·--------------- tonigh~ Also on Wl'linesday. ABC-TV STOICS SWIFT'S PREMIUM-U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ' ~ ~ ~ ~ WIENERS sse 2·"- 1121 MINUTE ALL MEAT In the public Bff:.dr9 an'a ''.Stll'nnd St•a!.OD" SWIFT'S I'RIMtUM U. S. OOY'T. INSPECTED RATtt.,..... U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED YILLOW ld·OI, (l•no·I•J 4 1 4 •' 4 •. 49c •. 99c lb. GROUND ROUND STEAK 29c SALAD MIX •.•·pk~ 25~ KRAFT PINIAPPLI INSPECTED SWIFT'S PREMIUM-U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED fRESH TOMATOES 99c Ii.ioir~; ucur· U, S. OOV'T. INse! CTE D 7~'1 TOMATO PASTE INSPECTED ROAST or STUKI STUKS HUNrJ 10-lb. bag . lb. lb. POBTEJIHOUSE 2 I lb. SWIPI'I PIIMIUM U. S. OOY'T. INSPECTED iiWim PIIMtUM fRESH, IIAN iiiloii'uiiP s. oov·r. IOlLID & IIID HUNT'I HUNT'S VINE RIPINID demand . "'· STOIC POTATOES in '1 ~ ~9c FLOUR, DONALD DUCK ROUND STEAK c V2 ~- - 39c ·2% ~ILK ·KRA" ..... U.S. NO. I IDAHO doctor-scit>ntisf. ;.~nr.l Cher\·l Miller as his daughter. · Animal! Steal Show 1: Tlwre are, in addition, a :: cross eyed lion named Clare nce 1; 1nd a rhamparme nametl .Judy, end the sdvanr~ word is that ·1 tht animal!! in lht• st.·ries have been simply s!t:.tling the show from the hum :~ n actors, \\.ho, it 1a sald, huven't bt'en blt> ssed wiU1 the best of scr.pts. The : .uculiva pri!durer rs Iv:m I Tors , whose ''Flipper" seri~:s! on NBC-TV, •bou t a dolphin, !·" ju og!r h81 STORI HOURSI Mon. thru Thurs. - - - - - 9 to 6 Fri. & Sat. 8:30 to 8:30 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. COV'T. INSPECTED WHOLE - CHOICE CENTER CUTS with )lOW p1,1rcha• tt Mod, loHio JEROINS LOTION 59c \ lGO lxtrelaH Groen ltemps with .,."' lt\ll'(hcrr.. of ltorgo Tobe PRilL SHAM'OO 82c 7c Off abu st•s of unitm power. Tlw Ceorge JanE'S. pu blic sr~·ms tu be gf'tting tht' !'llr _ ::md Mrs. Andy Andrulitword on that. is accompanied her son. Frankie back to Springfield to spend l the rest of winter. Mrs. Luther Bowles Jr. viJited her sis ter at Bambridge re. I BY MRS. D. E. WOOD , cently . Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Carr, I Mr. and Mrs. Cbarleo Daw· 1 1Columbus and Mr. and M r s. 1 son were guests of ber pareula, '' Pear ley Thacker, New Ply- Mr and Mrs. RaylllODJI Long. mouth, called n'ccnlly on theJC i Mrs. Eugene Campbell spent parents. Mr. <md ;\11-s . .Marion 1several days at Ironton with Hutchison. , her parents durin8 the bolidayo. Marion lfutch rson ha s bet>n Mrs. Clara Phillips receivert sufferng wi th flu and arthrill~. : a box of fruit from her son ~J r. :1 nd :\Irs. James F'rank · Roger in Phoen1x, Airz., includ· and h1 " mother v1s ited Satur- ing a jar of cactus jeUy which day with bt'r parents, Mr. and was crab apple jelly. Severa l 1 Mrs. William Ga rvin. . (riendo; and neighbors have sam· Mr and \'lrs . Leo Davidson ph•d it were Thu rsday guests of her Mrs . Ruth Swisher visited her molt1er . ~ l nbrl Wood sis ter, Maude Holcomb at ht>r Mr. and M1 s_ George Queen, I daughter's, Mrs. Helen Essex Colu mbus. werr ~cen• guests I in Columbus. She found her of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Devault. still in poor health. Mr Da" Pucketl is a paMrs. Irene Jackson held a tien l Ht Veterans hospital , Hunt- 1 flower demonstration 11: bfr ington. \V . Va. 1 work!hop lor aeveral of her M1:~- G_ladi~ Prater has bet>n : friends, Thursday.' on siCk hst smce before Chri st- 1 Mn. Sarah Hartman was re mas. turn!'d I ohome of ber daJ18bler, Mrs rim Phillips was week- Mr. and Mrs. Clovis StriiUIend guesl of Mr. and Mrs. Law- baugb from Bober batpltal Wilkesville 'J ' 7.hiva~o." \ .-----------""'--""'-!!"'~r"'---P--~--------------------------------~ Milhoan, aht hid beea a patient , renee 511 we.re euestaMiddleport. of VerDOD They WQ. I where i8r uv.-al ._ �!lal!y ~tine!, Pomeroy-Mldd!e,lO!t, - - - - - - - - - and BID 111d Mr. end Mrl. Roy ll'oblt!l!llana JJICK I'TOst to Ohi' !?=...,=-=----~ Christy spent New Year's Eve State University, John Ridenour with Mr and Mrs. Lawrence to Ashland, and David Leonard s 'th · and Ktjlltleth Hartung oo Athens. :;ell small son or Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Will, Syra· • Rid ur has been cuso were recent vlmt.ors of Mrs James eno ' d Mr ~-·11 Cl I nd W R....lr All t · ed t his home from the Mr. an s. ""~ ea · • -,.~ u7osepho hospital and Is. 1m- Virgil Wood, Athens, called Mekn & Mad..l By Clartco Allen · . on his mother, Mra. Leiba Wood provmg. Fr'd Mr. and Mrs. ~;d Neuman and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy 10 1 ay. children of Galion spent the left ror a vacatoin trip to Tex----weekend with Mr. ar.d Mrs. W'l :1-2255 608 L Moln 5I. l'l'tltlmN•~~'•IYt Arthur Orr. SERVICE - Chester Socl.ety Notes PRISONER RADIO & T.V. ----------1 -CLRAND'S T.V.- recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lillie I' · · '···•' ' ''··""' SPI!ll SI';:En .Cl'-Now it's potato l1arvesting. that is tully mechani>ed. Potatoes scooped from g('r at !~ ft. arc loaded by convryor belt on truck at right for tri~ to processmg plant.hSorterh,.on e. g 011 1 mk< ond ol:~-~~bris w _~_'_'•_boy f~-11-o"_·~-w-it_h_a_b~u~ck~e:t~to~p~IC~k~u~p~a:IIY:.P~O~t:a:t:o:e•~t:e~m:a:c:m:e~s~nus=•~-_ _ _ __L_!M~r._'l"":nd~Mr~s:_.~Cl~a~y-~oo~a_!_AI~Ie~n::l'""'========~.!: ~~~ 'dfsg~p~~t GROVERS STUDIO i lOOfo OFF VALENTINE'S DAY Christy. Mrs. Christy returneJ home with tbem for an extend· ed visiL i Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Raum of 1 Breman were recent VlSiton of 1 Mon., February 14 Mrs. Charles Baum. [ Hav• That Gift Mr. and Mrs. Ray Guinther I and children have gune to KenPortrait Taken Now tucky where he is employed. Mrs. Laura Mae Hartung ~a.s returned home from a VISit with her san, Edgar and wife. . 115 E. 2nd St. Pomeroy ON ALL LADIES' WINTER COATS "19 •.., Pomeroy c 26" Roadmaster WHITE ALL PURPOSE BICYCLE a Open to 8--Moll. Thrll Sat. 5TH & PEARL STS. -/!ACINI POTATOES :rq ! .· I' • JUfit'l' ~ L•• 1,' I l~~f \VS 1, (. ,· r : ··r ·;.; I() tl iu 11 [("II i'' tilt' n•:i d·i .I tl d]l ' -., 1· 'I(' f f th l' II IH'h idlll).! ---- A ~l; F!·.u1\; H Andrev.., ;.1; ttlf• n•q1w~! of ( \ m~. il!ah~ ~ ,1p 1..,!rnm .\ I,.H. \1r,n!·<lll<1 I'< lJL, h or ~.·n. Mu s ilpw·~ s lkt.:ord . ~ nd1•w '' :lfl .. hv l• :", \' \\I til 11 (~ \\'l1h thr usf" of modrrn vrn ent ~. i\1r. ;uld \·l r:; Fr< IWI'" nwillfli!S 1\f' Ctln SO<lll fiil any on Chr b lm ~:~ d:·~ :J! 0 ·.1r· L ~ cl y of Lo reltr~ CdhrJ~k Cl a.n·\ Gndp<Jnnt<., • ,.,, :ir ;.nd ~ lr -: 1 L~rrv Coll u 1~. Mr.. :m:l '-'r:;. r; ;,rth S•l:i lh we 1e vi sil 1n ·~ \lr . RPd \lr :> I is You!lg l',, r ,, r •'. c. B. t! :l\ n·.:·ll , ('~w ~ t;•r. w .1~ 8 dmrPr gll·,... , t .,f '.\1 ;rnd \1; ·, ~u.y H!'l ~m: n ·.~~ 2 15c pkg•. el'ni-Vahc Frozen Food Buys •Ful-l'alu Buy• ROYAL PRINCI! GOLDEN 1 CORN f\e y,: - j . 1 Curtts, i MORTON'S CIH · . 1.:1 \1r~ \ -2 t" Ft ;Hlk Alulr(·w 'II. 1\( 1 ::.~n J· h· 11 -\n •ln·w nn ·I'.IH ,fs d \ Jr. .1nd ';.,, 11 .,, l l.l rfl'"l and ' ,.,.c re din -! Mrs. Hl'n-i Pr•!IHT O~ man \.\·vl.J " 11• ]( \lr ,, f1d .\ \1 ~ J:·, v. and :Mrs. Freeland NorClarence B ; ~r·'lrrl, Tuppt •rs m. ILw11n:, and Rev. Russell PIC:Jins. , 11r·r·' v1qtmg Mr. ·1nd Mrs. Char1\~ r . anrl Mrs. Jnhnnie l\Pwel! ~ n 11 t h . Hnvensw()()d . W. Va., Co\umbns wt-re vi<:~tmg ~fr. :md m·r·· vt:-.it111g Mr. <tnd Mrs. CharMrs. L :u rv Curh ]to.. , llt nc.,\r·y. Rev. F'<lthf'r .lolm Wlnppr·1. ~ lr :rnd ~1r' ;. Kenny Hey· Wa ~ hinptr.n. ll (" vtsited the !l1·1 1 h r1nr! son. Mary Baker, Paui and Fran("i s Andn·w f:l1111 - ~1r o;. E;n·\ Cl;n·k, Nellie Coleli~":- . du r'n:: ti:" hol ( da~·~ 11l Ill(' ntJn :r1A S;mtf·-trd Cozart were horne d h! ·· p:m•nls, Mr. ;1,1d \lt ~ ttmg ,\lr anrl Mrs . Leonard Mr ~ . .Jn·•' ph \\1l:pp1·l. Pomeroy . Dt.~l~l'y . '-' ISitirg ~b ry Pieree \',"( M1· nr,d \ir ~ Dt'nwr Curt is, r(' ! 1 - Violet Smith - - - - - - - ~.h. 11nd \Tr ". Ofa In t!\12 . \1r,. llflttie Caraway, n :-011: .,. . P•ll" t:.J!l(! . '1ht1·y B:I Kt·r . wH1m~o nl an Arhtnsas ccmgre~s­ Re rd~ ':ll h'. and Ernco;tine H:iy · man. he'':tnw tlw first womHn m:.. n. ever t'IC{"ll'd to tlw U.S. Senote. bag of 3loaves 4 9c Whole Kernel or Cream Style Chef-Boy-Ardee PIZZA 12Y2oz. pkg. Mrs. Robert YJ11'"5. C;,mhnd ' ~ In 19M . Cr,rnmu111st rebels •nd Mr. and Mrs. l.rw 1s Erlgell. overthrew !IJP govPrnment of Mary Pier ce w ~ s vi<:; iti:1 g ~M. ' the ('"'JS t Alnc;m island of and Mn. Rus5el! V"im Meh'r. Zanzibar. SAUSAGE MAGIC BLEACH MAGIC WHITENESS FOR CLOTHES cans ~· 49c YOU'LL ENJOY THESE DELICIOUS Hunt's APRICOTS 3No~.: 89c All Renular Mixes Swansdown Cake Mixes box (Angel Food, 43c) l9c ARGO FAMOUS QUALITY c~~~E ZEST A ... 8 Inner Pkgo. For Frwhn•• CRACKERS TOILET TISSUE FAIRMONT BUTTERMILK 39 ~33c COMO BRAND • Fnl· V alu Dairy Buy c 4-roll pkgs. 8 Rolls -~~(· J9C "Super-Right'' Quality Meats! ! 11!111 - - it, i '1 sells it, J' 1 ''· Pore:nmple. Your AlP may sell as many as six or seven different brands Mr and Mrs. Russell Buckley y Pearson of Columbus and Mrs. Hobert Yost, New .enl the holidays with her Brighton, l'a. spent the. week"ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy end with Mr. and Mrs. LaweHrson. re11ce Rose and Mr. and Mrs , Tmy Roush, Ashl and, opent Cerl Buckley. They were to ate Christmas holidays with tend \he funeral of Ott Buckley. s parents , Mr. and Mrs. VirRecent guests of Mrs. Edna I Roush. Stewart and Mderson IGPble Mr. and Mrs. llalpb Ours were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mil•d tamliy spent the ChrlBlmas · hoan , Parkersburg, W. Va., and ol1days With Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and mohue and Mr. and Mrs. !amlly, Long Bottom . ley Ours. The Ours are resiMr. and Mrs. Jamet Carter ots of New Brighton, Pa. and lamlly, Long Botoom have R.rent guesll of Mr. alii! moved here, due to a !Ire cau.ors. Earl Robinaon werf Mr. lng extensive damage ID their ld Mrs. Wallie Stover, Mr. home. ld M"- Bill Robinson and Mrs. Gladyo Caruthers, Becmily, Clara Mae Sargent and ky and Ter,v Louisville, visit- I ephanlo 1\ad/ord, Racine. ed with lhL Bess Larki.ol. ~ I, 89c '· . 79~ 11or __ .. Seafood Values _, ~- It doesa't ID&tter what 10111pany eao& them .. , if A•P sefls thea .•. A•P guarantees them. FROZEN SCALLOPS lb. BULK UnUI!Ual? Not for A•P ... because WE CARE ... af_ou'. your comr 'etc satisfa.ctioA. ' Is this a good reason for shopping MP? 69c CAP ' N JOHN-F ROZEN Frozen Fried Perch __ lb. 55c Breaded Perch CAP'N JOHN FROZIN CAP N JOHN- FROZEN Fried Fish Fillets 14-oz. pkg. 55c Breaded Cod _ 2 lb. pkg. $1.09 2 lb. pkg. 99c --;!• Fine Grocery Features! It's one of many! Fresh Fruits &Vegetables! ~lrs . 1 r Seliobury Stoak-M•et Loaf- Ham-Boof- Chlcken- Turkoy .;:: ·>~~- PURE VEGETABLE YELLOW CLING dexo Shortening lona Peaches 3 69( ~:t4 ""' lb. GRAPEFRUITS FLORIDA lb. bag MARSH SEEDLESS SUPU-RIGHT Meat c A&P 2 n""'.... 89c Tide Luncheon D.odonnt So1~c Off Label ~LUORtDI Toothpaste ,LORIDA YILLOW GLOII TEMPLE ORANGES doz. S9c DRY ONIONS · ·· · 31b. bag 19c TEXAS-TASTY-l-Ib. bchl. FRESH CARROTS can ~!NEST 2 bags 2Sc LOUISIANA YAMS · · · · lb. I2c ··• 7'!..... _tube 49 C Safeguard 2 till 39c both LIQUID CLEANER ANN PAGI Syrup ll•nd•d Top J0 b IOc off Lobel _ ~-,b~:~;;49c CAKE DONUTS ·· ·· 2 pkgs. 49c " I· . pkoo SULTANA STRAWBERRY qt, PUMPKIN PIE · · · · ·· each 49c .. ANN PAGI-!LBOW ANN PAGI JANI PARKIR c Puddings 4 29 C Egg Noodles ~~~: 29c . Salad_ I" 39( Preserves 2 '~:, 73c Dressmg SULTANA JAN I PARKIR- 1-doL ,kgo. .,.. t•n'61 ANN PAGI ANN PAGI Thin Mints 12oo.39 pke. C Macaroni 2 :~•. 39c JANE PARKIR CARAMEL D,1iry Values! ··- PECAN ROLLS ·· ··· ·· · pkg. 4Sc A&P BRAND Sliced-Crushed-Chunk• A& P Brand Pineapple MELOBIT Pineapple • Juice A&P BUJolD 3 ..... ~ Sunnybrook Mecl. Grode A \ , FRESH EGGS d... 45c o'AtLD--TASTY LONGHORN CHEESE · · · · lb. S9c I CHEESE SLICES 12-oz. pkg. 49c l:!:~. $,.00 3 l -Ib 4112 o~. cans $ ,.00 CREAM CHEESE 3-oz. pkg. I2c , Fr ozen F-oods! . - ·- ····--.. SULTANA FRENCH FRIES • 9-oz. pkg. 1Oc MARVEL VANILLA ( ·ICE CREAM GAL1.QN \ Cll'li'TON 99( \.. ) '----' l A" BAVARIAN CREME CAKES · ··· · · each 49c AIJII FROISN Green Beans 4 - ~.~·· 49c w1th the PurthaH ot $5.00 O! More llcJtnJv• Ut IILI!JU &xelllptelj Q1 t..w Jon• Perker Danish 21b.89 pkg. t •r 1 SLICED BACON t!ROZEN DINNERS ,4 k BRAUNSCHWIGER SULTANA BRAND _ _ ~ lb•. ALL GOOD 1-lb. pkg. I •1 ANY SIZE PIECE ( 55 .• _lb. _ l b. lb. I I Quartered _ n.. 31 c Fryer Thiighs n..49c Fryer Breast _ lb. 55c Fryer Wings 19c Fryer Legs 45c Fryer Backs 3 25c Tl, R.eedsville ' • r •w.l7( -UP ~- :I 1 .. .. WHOLE Ava B•lles of Alliance of Colombus spent the weekeed 1 spent Thursday night with ~trs . ' with Mr. and ~Irs. Dallas H1ll Ferne H<1yman and father, Wes- ' and f<~mrly and other relatives. I ey Be"lles, Sr. She was enroute o Wellston lo spend Christmas •ith her mother. Mrs. Hamer. Mrs. Marv1n Wickersham and :ons visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed•ard Flonan of New Lexington 1t the horne of Mrr. and Mrs . ~awre n(.'e Douglas, Pomeroy. Mrs. M;.trvJene Wickersham Mr and Mrs. Richard Smit~ rpcnt the werkcnd with Mr. and daughter, Akron, were holi- 1 mrl "Irs. JanH·s W!ckcrsham . 1d~y b'Uests of Mr. 1nd Mrs. Ern- I :olumbus. est Rulh. J 1 Mr. and Mrs. Yl·rno n Llonohue 1 Overnight guests ot Karen and , avt> visited relal iV~'s in Mar· · Robin Humphrt·y were Jean, I '"- While there, Mrs. Donot1ut :Jane and Julia Whitffiead. . r<Js hopsitalized. j A :-lew .\'ear's dinner at thf" Mr. and Mrs. Bill F'o10: and i Warren Pwkens home was ser>avid spent Christmas Day with v~ to Mrs. Bess Pickens, Ra- : lr. and Mrs. Orville Harpold cmc, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saund family, Belpre. er, Mary Ruth . and Joy, MidMrs. Delores Owens and dleport, Bill Die!z, Belpre, Mr. aughter and husband and .lack and Mrs. Denver Weber, Da·oon of Columbus spf'n! the· vld <~nd Mark, Mr. and Mrs. eekend with Mrs. Dolly Wolfe Ernest Wbllehead, Jean, Jane ,d family. and Juli, and Mrs. Lyle BalderMr. and Mrs. David Taylor, son and Kay. Mr. and Mrs. Bill :rah Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Mered1lh, Charles and Rog<r ar- , •on findley and bab;o of Coium- riV.ed . In the afternoon,_ aflcr . IS openl Tuesday with Mr. spendmg_ the holidays Wllh hl8 , od Mrs. Leo Taylor at lhe parents m Anzona. . >me of Mrs Doll Wolfe San- I _Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson · Y · , VISited With Mr. and Mrs Don • v and Polly Taylor accompan- Coleman and famil Col~mbus I d them oo Columbus lor a Sunday. Y' , I I FRYERS Bill Wheeler visited with hit sister, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fosler in Columbua for a fe'of days. They accompanied him h£Jme and spent a weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wheeler . Wet'kend g tw ~ts of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush. Mr!i!. Roy Heinry were Mr. \1r and Mrs. Don Bee"gle and i and Mrs. Pet e f':1rra and !amlane of Columbu~ and Law. I Lly, Mrs. Floyd Farra, all o( ·ence ~eegle of Dor('a!l: were · Hat'ine and Mrs. Bertha Proi· : hrlst ts gursts of Mr. and . (itt, Columbus. .~rs. Roy Buck and Pam . Mr. and Mra. Harold Grimm i t·ison ('ll•vt'lflnd. f. r I YOUNG PLUMP FRESH ~H 3:. 79c CRISCO ( '60 1 PURl! VEGETABLI! SHORTENING 49( '!12 gal. carton 303 '5I Society Notes SWEET PEAS Cp ~u mlJu o;, Mr. and Mrs. Fred l.<trkm" Jn ~~~·n l hl· Offtce of Price w.cre dm nrr ~HI". ~ ... or Mr. Jnd Admini<;lr;.;t•on ordrrl'd frankMrs. Norman W':'her. h 1 rt1' r ~ Jo hr rPpl<tcf'd by Visiling Mr and :\1rs. D<~vP 'vl('t()!'Y s:•usaw·-;" of some Yates wrre Mor g;m and Mar · ~ nw•t! nnrl :-;ovl ll'a!l ntl! ;-d as part Yates, ~lenltlr , 0 , .\1r anrl ,,f the Wf(r Pffort 2"0..:29c PUMPKIN BREAD DOUGH ( ·~ ("' l •·1 1 ,., . STOKELY'S HYGRADE VIENNA I' ~ sprnt tl1e .. , 1•·11d 11 1"1 .I Fr ;mk. 'visiti n:.! JAN. JS-14-1~ V \', :' . 1 '" lll.ll'!; l1l r. Hh~. (·l l, :-; r· ., ., :s11d \irs Hi ll Swai n, M:1r- , ktt J \',"f ' fl' \'I S1 11n~ )..'lr. and Mrs H1l: ~\\;1 .11, Sr \r•:l•f· t "•.IWdt•n, Reedsvi\1!- ,: ;tnd 1\ ulh Ha:-liH:•m;-s, Colum-. h' "· l' t', .( . \"~~1tmg Mr. and Mrs.' \\ 1~JIC' Pr·mrr!. ~ l r <rHd \lr.. H:)mr·y ~~ hite" , . Chli \wo1ht• \',[·re 01'1'1"11i ~ ht guest I :~'10c With purchase of 4light bulbs at regular price. Radishes o. ami Mrs. Joe TOMATO SOUP lb. !\t, rm:m \\"l·hN ami famdy. b~rn Regina ~·· c RED 1\"l!h i; ·..; \1 · . .t nd \lr', l .ury (' u r~i s cmdj 1i· \',11\ r•1,: . i·wr•1 ,.,t• r· ,~ l : nrwr ~liP~I~ I : r r: I ,' r• ·,: :. ,;•1d !',: 11" · o\ :dr ;tlld Mr:-. Hob tJrt Newell ., '·1; 51b.39 bag FRESH, ROUND Viv nnv ~rrn111 I") 0. sp~nt thr? h rd~o.L~·. s Andrew.; Grapefruit .J · r !Iauber \1· nnd Mrc:; 1101 0 C'ntt•rt:nrwd with a dn·,:lcr 1·'" 1 • ILII1L: \ (·ra \\ 1·brr's b1rLhday. Clu ~ t ... v. t•rP Mr t~nd l\1 r s. rr,·d Larkms and Mr. and 1\lrs. rr l .\lr ;md \ 1r s ]\.Jro!d ~~ .lo:HI tun ~·.; .. r.mrw•rr:. l• ·. \lr·. and Mr ~. Utn VI'r 69~ • Fui-Valta Bill • BRAND SEEDLESS Pnr1l:md. \~1ir.har1 .1\rVhf ·~.~ pan·nt s. SUGAR ·coLONIAL FLORIDA 'l "dr•'\l'i l·,~, ... ~ . ,1.~ r!l l !l~l;_;. l ' l"r "\11[1 n· I'" ,, ..,_ ,·unHd by h 111 1 t vc·t _ r· · · · 11 the holidily s h:'\l'. IJt'etl t!,~·. ~ ll.'irnt r!Pr 11 un ,;t r<l tnrs or draftd.: li~hkr~;. \hr·. i· .kn c~rHI l. .1 -' r :11-J hl\J"ilt·r~. and get th1s thennl!, ColumlJU"i. ("(luntrv brwk to tli1• g(Jod old Hev. l<,, :lwr lloJ><dd H•,:ak d. 1_1. 5 r;f ~ 1 . 11 . 1 r 11 r McCarthy end "lei>ralc.d m;~ts al Our I.:.dv l "fln sr tl · r~ tl:,m. C~ o, Lon•tto ds•ll"' '!. ' i ll'!! ih1· ------- .Jot• Bl ~q· ll , Mnson, W. Stew Meat CAMPBB.L'S 1 tom, Dt·c. 28. Bev. llor~k, a rl<l · th ~ of Pomeroy. IS" t(·::wlwr ;lt ~. I Jolln V LHiillY :-;, n ;:nary Bln·Jmingd<lh'. 11r· we~;; <.JlTOm · pd:1icd by hie:; r,r. ·r,dlllnllll·r, Mr~ A!!drcl\ Zw ill~n ·.:. l'l)m1 roy ttrv. F'alhl·r Tllom:l !>l !'t·trrl n ed adminl stt·r·t>d !I"' s:wrarn·~nt ol B : 1 ptl ~t to ~1wh;w\ L• e, 111fn rl 5011 ,. 1f ~~ - 111 1] \Jr.. , ( ;vor:•.(' Ct·llins J lh ·r t rw 10 r, ·c: ,ll -: :' t l c lb. bag !il• ~:-, ('1 dcl:v- 1 1 '>t• t,l 1••• · Ill!! ;lflli:JIIy ·- - ' {'J" 1•d Htl tlw fiodr. b'.ll m'l:rt('d _, Ask for details in our store ('" ;, ( 'J, :· ')","'-I•JLil Sirloin lb. 89c Boneless Beef '56 1 •7'he Stor• Witll A Hai1H Given away Feb. 22 '54 • k I T-BONE STEAK·-- -lb. BII!J!I '52 '50 By Mrt. Herb.r1 RousMr. ""d Mrs. Claren~ and M. d M E . Gl k family of Winfield, W. Va. I . an rs .. rwm 'oec · spent New Year's day witb his ner are aonouncmg the mar- f 111 r' d R b d 1 .1 riagc of their niece. Marsha Mo- a l\1 er ~eM 00 ~ as p ami y. ran, Lo Michael Morrison, son ' r. an r.s. orsa arsons I of Rev. and Mrs. J<:~mes Mor· spenL a day al Pt. Pleasant. nson. Pomeroy Route on Nov . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush 13 at lhe Churcb of Ctu·ist in and Roger and Mrs. Edna Cleveland by the Rev. David . Housh called on Mr. and . Mrs. Spence of Mentor M M ·_I Arnold Anderson and lam•ly at son is a 1965 grad~aler~f s:~;~_ , Keno Ridge. . em lll gh school, Racine, and Ral~h Ours and father~m-law Mr. Morrison i.!:l emploved at Mr. 1hompson of ~ew Bnghu:n, Cleveland Crane Co. The couple Po. spent the holidays w1th will rOilde in Cl 1 d 1Mr. and Mrs. Roy lJonohue and eve an · [Mr. and Mrs . Wiley Ours. Mr. and Mt·s. Bill Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ours of llld lnmlly of Raclno, Mr . ar·d W<llsville spent the holidays ' Mro llowurd Robinson and fum- w1th tile latter's father, Georgo II)', Mt·. 111d Mn. Pete Shields, Hayman and other relatives. llrJ l'ltlllp Radlotd and Steph- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Taylor are ~' llh•r and 11hlldren, Mrt. Jack living in the George Deem resl•ntJ, l'lllltll'IIJ, Mro. Murlene dence ut Dorcas since their ' hl.'lll, l'hllh• H11blrl1, Rucine , born< burned. lit~• Mur1•nt nl III• U. 8. Nnvy Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams vls"11 I " IIIII Mr Mltd Ml'l , Earl Ited recently wth Mir. and ll11hllt ~l~ thll'llll lhl ltnlidays. Mrs. Vernon Cody and family .;j,. ~llhtM lluu•h •pent at Columbus. 1 101 Wll lt Ml'. and :11rs. Mr and Mrs. Butch Denobue 11•1 " •IIIII illll'ltiO. and Mrs . Flossie Churcb and 1 111 ""'I Mt•o IIMildMII llo- Haymond Adams visited Mr.· Ill I! I ulhi olld lMIII, l· j/Cnt and Mrs. Bob Adams during I 1 ~r l • llllll l wttl1 \1r , 11111d Mr~. the holidays. t( · IIIMit llohtt'ht 1 Haahun. Dcmd Fox returned to Ohio .\11 111111 Mr1 . l'lnrence Shields University after spending the Wt ' l'lll •tllmtr MUO~t• or Mr . and holidays with hia parents, Mr.! ~~~ ~ Uoh Hill und sons Racine and Mrs. Bill Fox. 1 Rcc'<!nt gueslo of Mr. and 111 !'hll•tmas Day. ! iw•"ll of Mr. end Mr.s. Er- Mrs. Erwjs Gloetkner were Mr. f't 'lll (;lof'rkn,ar during the holi· and :\Irs. Mike Morrison of .itJ~'!J Wt'U• David Gloeckner~ Cl,evelaml, Mr. ?nd Mrs. LnrW.r. and Mrs. Larry Badgley Co- ry Badgley and David Gloeck.Jumbu~ . Mr. and \-1rs. Mike Mor- . ner or Columbus. • MARKET. lb. •l'ui-Vaha .... Society Notes • Fai-Valu Graded Good @uality Beef! FREE "44 . . . Apple Grove RACINE ROUND STEAK RIB & CLUB STEAK '42 • 4 PRISON VACANCIES-After keoping pace with the rate of national population growth for almost 15 _years, the nation's prilon population began to drop otr'" 1961-62. 'l'he declme stuted later in federal priso!JS but bas been (l.,.>eper th..-e thall ill tbe ~tale in&tilt~Lions. Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St. News Notes I' and children of Co lorado were Wet'kend guests of Mrs. Stiversville \. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raider Lawrence Smith. Mr and Mrs. Donald Matlack and Donna Kay, Belpre, were Alfred SoCle • tJ N l lan. 1%, 1966-T ·- - - - - - - - - - - Generlll Hospital recently. at the church oo Fri~ay .venlng ' Mr. and Mrs. Di~~Smore Boylet, 1 Mrs. Elva DaDey end 1UIIy Mr. and Mr.. Jo• Web»ter, were Ia Newlltk to visit Mr. with • tupper and entertain- Florence Spencer, IUld Mr. Columbus, tpellt !he holldoy · aod Mrs. Jorr7 Dalley IIDd olh· meat Ia the basement lollowod i and Mro. Chas. D. Woode 1~ 1 weekend with her pareat., Mr. er relatlvea. by a Watcb Night Servke I• i tended the funeral of John GROWTH PATTERN 1and Mrs. Rudy Dur•t. Mr. and Mn!. Joh1 Dobbla 0 e8 tile church sanrtuory. ; Humphrey at White' Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott and lOili. ColwnbUB, Mr. and Several local families attend-, Horne, Coolville. were guests of their daughter Mrs. Charles Simeral and Sunday School attendance on · ed the revival at the Che•ter Mr. and Mro. Delbert Yost ~ t • d 1 ly Mr and Mrs daughter of Columbu.o and Mr. . I · · ddt t CIVIUAH Greg Mi ..war ""' re urn- ~ an •nu • · . · ond Mn Ron Bee lo and son Jan. l wao 60, olfermg •1~ .7~. Methodist church, Dec. 27 to and family of Sugar Grove POPULATION ed home alter being hospltaliz. George Souders and Tont, Xen- . Dort81 .were es~ o' !he~ Worsllip aerviceo wert held Jan. 2. Rev. L. M. Barnett of . spent pHrl of the Christmas vaed with pneumlonia. He Ill r•l•a.Mover Hthel CllrMIStmLaa hhol_lldey!. parent; Mr ~~ Mrs .· E E at 10 :45 with Rev. Barnett of Huntington was the evangelist. cat ton with their parents, Mr. cupertlting nice y. rs. ar ey c aug m o ' · · · Huntington W Va speaking d M 1' y t d M Mr and Mrs. Randall Tal- ,ColumbU! spent a day with her Brewer over tho Christmas hoi- Family Night w~ oboerved Garner Griffin spent Chri,t- and Mrs. ;,.m ~· th"~ r. bot~ · New Lexingtoo open! Su•-' molhcr. Mrs. EliZabeth Hoffner. !days. I mas with his son-In-law and an rs. rry u re. day with his p•reniJi, Mr. and l Mr. and Mr•. Haroid Brewer Rerent vlsioors o! 1!:. H. Cardaughter, Mr. Hnd Mrs. Chas , Conni Su~ Woode of Po~oy Mro. Dell Talbott. and Jante, Long Bollom spent penlt!r and !amity were Wesley I Mro. Clint Birch and Loota l O'Brien and son, Kevin, in sp•nt Satlj\-d•y night and SunVictor Durst whn Is attend- ISunday witb his parents, Mr. Cozart, Mrs. Sylvia Allen, Ga· wen Mr. and Mra. Jot Lipps Columbus. lng Ohio University in Athens !and Mn. A. C. Brewer and Da- ry Grirtith, S. W. Durst, Lloyd •ol Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Law- ! . . -.· day wilh i her ount, Mrs. Wilhis Ivi d. , HolfmaR Tommy Durst Del- renee Lippa aod Toni of Little Dorothy Robmson '~<lied her ' ham Catr and family. On SunI the hnlidays with ::;nts, Mr. and Mrs. It R. Mr. and Mrs. l!ichard Black !bert Ou;s, R. G. Abets.' Mrs. Hocking, Mr. and Mro. Watd : sister, Wilms Guinther '" Vel- day she and her parent<, Mr. Durst and Tom. land son called at the home oi l Elva Dalley and Howard AI· Kimes, Chester and Mr.. and , erans Memonal Hosp1lal bsl and Mrs. Callre Woode, oaU· Mra. Louise Brewer vlsilodl Mr. and Mr1. Alben T&7lor lllld len. , Mrs. Tom Blrcb lAd llllnlly ot ; week. . , ed on hiS paronb<, Mr. and Mrs. M~'_:_Dorothy Dural •I_ Meigs~. Recent tia!_~r_l__of_~aad Water_l!d. _ _·:_ _ l\1r: _and _Mrs:__ ~~ry Guthrte:~••:__~· Woode. o., Explr"' Jan. 15. 1966 Ill Colt Unh .\&P'o GRAPE JUICE 2 • 6-oz. cans 39c 11..-----------------------------------------------------------~~ �!lal!y ~tine!, Pomeroy-Mldd!e,lO!t, - - - - - - - - - and BID 111d Mr. end Mrl. Roy ll'oblt!l!llana JJICK I'TOst to Ohi' !?=...,=-=----~ Christy spent New Year's Eve State University, John Ridenour with Mr and Mrs. Lawrence to Ashland, and David Leonard s 'th · and Ktjlltleth Hartung oo Athens. :;ell small son or Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Will, Syra· • Rid ur has been cuso were recent vlmt.ors of Mrs James eno ' d Mr ~-·11 Cl I nd W R....lr All t · ed t his home from the Mr. an s. ""~ ea · • -,.~ u7osepho hospital and Is. 1m- Virgil Wood, Athens, called Mekn & Mad..l By Clartco Allen · . on his mother, Mra. Leiba Wood provmg. Fr'd Mr. and Mrs. ~;d Neuman and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy 10 1 ay. children of Galion spent the left ror a vacatoin trip to Tex----weekend with Mr. ar.d Mrs. W'l :1-2255 608 L Moln 5I. l'l'tltlmN•~~'•IYt Arthur Orr. SERVICE - Chester Socl.ety Notes PRISONER RADIO & T.V. ----------1 -CLRAND'S T.V.- recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lillie I' · · '···•' ' ''··""' SPI!ll SI';:En .Cl'-Now it's potato l1arvesting. that is tully mechani>ed. Potatoes scooped from g('r at !~ ft. arc loaded by convryor belt on truck at right for tri~ to processmg plant.hSorterh,.on e. g 011 1 mk< ond ol:~-~~bris w _~_'_'•_boy f~-11-o"_·~-w-it_h_a_b~u~ck~e:t~to~p~IC~k~u~p~a:IIY:.P~O~t:a:t:o:e•~t:e~m:a:c:m:e~s~nus=•~-_ _ _ __L_!M~r._'l"":nd~Mr~s:_.~Cl~a~y-~oo~a_!_AI~Ie~n::l'""'========~.!: ~~~ 'dfsg~p~~t GROVERS STUDIO i lOOfo OFF VALENTINE'S DAY Christy. Mrs. Christy returneJ home with tbem for an extend· ed visiL i Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Raum of 1 Breman were recent VlSiton of 1 Mon., February 14 Mrs. Charles Baum. [ Hav• That Gift Mr. and Mrs. Ray Guinther I and children have gune to KenPortrait Taken Now tucky where he is employed. Mrs. Laura Mae Hartung ~a.s returned home from a VISit with her san, Edgar and wife. . 115 E. 2nd St. Pomeroy ON ALL LADIES' WINTER COATS "19 •.., Pomeroy c 26" Roadmaster WHITE ALL PURPOSE BICYCLE a Open to 8--Moll. Thrll Sat. 5TH & PEARL STS. -/!ACINI POTATOES :rq ! .· I' • JUfit'l' ~ L•• 1,' I l~~f \VS 1, (. ,· r : ··r ·;.; I() tl iu 11 [("II i'' tilt' n•:i d·i .I tl d]l ' -., 1· 'I(' f f th l' II IH'h idlll).! ---- A ~l; F!·.u1\; H Andrev.., ;.1; ttlf• n•q1w~! of ( \ m~. il!ah~ ~ ,1p 1..,!rnm .\ I,.H. \1r,n!·<lll<1 I'< lJL, h or ~.·n. Mu s ilpw·~ s lkt.:ord . ~ nd1•w '' :lfl .. hv l• :", \' \\I til 11 (~ \\'l1h thr usf" of modrrn vrn ent ~. i\1r. ;uld \·l r:; Fr< IWI'" nwillfli!S 1\f' Ctln SO<lll fiil any on Chr b lm ~:~ d:·~ :J! 0 ·.1r· L ~ cl y of Lo reltr~ CdhrJ~k Cl a.n·\ Gndp<Jnnt<., • ,.,, :ir ;.nd ~ lr -: 1 L~rrv Coll u 1~. Mr.. :m:l '-'r:;. r; ;,rth S•l:i lh we 1e vi sil 1n ·~ \lr . RPd \lr :> I is You!lg l',, r ,, r •'. c. B. t! :l\ n·.:·ll , ('~w ~ t;•r. w .1~ 8 dmrPr gll·,... , t .,f '.\1 ;rnd \1; ·, ~u.y H!'l ~m: n ·.~~ 2 15c pkg•. el'ni-Vahc Frozen Food Buys •Ful-l'alu Buy• ROYAL PRINCI! GOLDEN 1 CORN f\e y,: - j . 1 Curtts, i MORTON'S CIH · . 1.:1 \1r~ \ -2 t" Ft ;Hlk Alulr(·w 'II. 1\( 1 ::.~n J· h· 11 -\n •ln·w nn ·I'.IH ,fs d \ Jr. .1nd ';.,, 11 .,, l l.l rfl'"l and ' ,.,.c re din -! Mrs. Hl'n-i Pr•!IHT O~ man \.\·vl.J " 11• ]( \lr ,, f1d .\ \1 ~ J:·, v. and :Mrs. Freeland NorClarence B ; ~r·'lrrl, Tuppt •rs m. ILw11n:, and Rev. Russell PIC:Jins. , 11r·r·' v1qtmg Mr. ·1nd Mrs. Char1\~ r . anrl Mrs. Jnhnnie l\Pwel! ~ n 11 t h . Hnvensw()()d . W. Va., Co\umbns wt-re vi<:~tmg ~fr. :md m·r·· vt:-.it111g Mr. <tnd Mrs. CharMrs. L :u rv Curh ]to.. , llt nc.,\r·y. Rev. F'<lthf'r .lolm Wlnppr·1. ~ lr :rnd ~1r' ;. Kenny Hey· Wa ~ hinptr.n. ll (" vtsited the !l1·1 1 h r1nr! son. Mary Baker, Paui and Fran("i s Andn·w f:l1111 - ~1r o;. E;n·\ Cl;n·k, Nellie Coleli~":- . du r'n:: ti:" hol ( da~·~ 11l Ill(' ntJn :r1A S;mtf·-trd Cozart were horne d h! ·· p:m•nls, Mr. ;1,1d \lt ~ ttmg ,\lr anrl Mrs . Leonard Mr ~ . .Jn·•' ph \\1l:pp1·l. Pomeroy . Dt.~l~l'y . '-' ISitirg ~b ry Pieree \',"( M1· nr,d \ir ~ Dt'nwr Curt is, r(' ! 1 - Violet Smith - - - - - - - ~.h. 11nd \Tr ". Ofa In t!\12 . \1r,. llflttie Caraway, n :-011: .,. . P•ll" t:.J!l(! . '1ht1·y B:I Kt·r . wH1m~o nl an Arhtnsas ccmgre~s­ Re rd~ ':ll h'. and Ernco;tine H:iy · man. he'':tnw tlw first womHn m:.. n. ever t'IC{"ll'd to tlw U.S. Senote. bag of 3loaves 4 9c Whole Kernel or Cream Style Chef-Boy-Ardee PIZZA 12Y2oz. pkg. Mrs. Robert YJ11'"5. C;,mhnd ' ~ In 19M . Cr,rnmu111st rebels •nd Mr. and Mrs. l.rw 1s Erlgell. overthrew !IJP govPrnment of Mary Pier ce w ~ s vi<:; iti:1 g ~M. ' the ('"'JS t Alnc;m island of and Mn. Rus5el! V"im Meh'r. Zanzibar. SAUSAGE MAGIC BLEACH MAGIC WHITENESS FOR CLOTHES cans ~· 49c YOU'LL ENJOY THESE DELICIOUS Hunt's APRICOTS 3No~.: 89c All Renular Mixes Swansdown Cake Mixes box (Angel Food, 43c) l9c ARGO FAMOUS QUALITY c~~~E ZEST A ... 8 Inner Pkgo. For Frwhn•• CRACKERS TOILET TISSUE FAIRMONT BUTTERMILK 39 ~33c COMO BRAND • Fnl· V alu Dairy Buy c 4-roll pkgs. 8 Rolls -~~(· J9C "Super-Right'' Quality Meats! ! 11!111 - - it, i '1 sells it, J' 1 ''· Pore:nmple. Your AlP may sell as many as six or seven different brands Mr and Mrs. Russell Buckley y Pearson of Columbus and Mrs. Hobert Yost, New .enl the holidays with her Brighton, l'a. spent the. week"ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy end with Mr. and Mrs. LaweHrson. re11ce Rose and Mr. and Mrs , Tmy Roush, Ashl and, opent Cerl Buckley. They were to ate Christmas holidays with tend \he funeral of Ott Buckley. s parents , Mr. and Mrs. VirRecent guests of Mrs. Edna I Roush. Stewart and Mderson IGPble Mr. and Mrs. llalpb Ours were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mil•d tamliy spent the ChrlBlmas · hoan , Parkersburg, W. Va., and ol1days With Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and mohue and Mr. and Mrs. !amlly, Long Bottom . ley Ours. The Ours are resiMr. and Mrs. Jamet Carter ots of New Brighton, Pa. and lamlly, Long Botoom have R.rent guesll of Mr. alii! moved here, due to a !Ire cau.ors. Earl Robinaon werf Mr. lng extensive damage ID their ld Mrs. Wallie Stover, Mr. home. ld M"- Bill Robinson and Mrs. Gladyo Caruthers, Becmily, Clara Mae Sargent and ky and Ter,v Louisville, visit- I ephanlo 1\ad/ord, Racine. ed with lhL Bess Larki.ol. ~ I, 89c '· . 79~ 11or __ .. Seafood Values _, ~- It doesa't ID&tter what 10111pany eao& them .. , if A•P sefls thea .•. A•P guarantees them. FROZEN SCALLOPS lb. BULK UnUI!Ual? Not for A•P ... because WE CARE ... af_ou'. your comr 'etc satisfa.ctioA. ' Is this a good reason for shopping MP? 69c CAP ' N JOHN-F ROZEN Frozen Fried Perch __ lb. 55c Breaded Perch CAP'N JOHN FROZIN CAP N JOHN- FROZEN Fried Fish Fillets 14-oz. pkg. 55c Breaded Cod _ 2 lb. pkg. $1.09 2 lb. pkg. 99c --;!• Fine Grocery Features! It's one of many! Fresh Fruits &Vegetables! ~lrs . 1 r Seliobury Stoak-M•et Loaf- Ham-Boof- Chlcken- Turkoy .;:: ·>~~- PURE VEGETABLE YELLOW CLING dexo Shortening lona Peaches 3 69( ~:t4 ""' lb. GRAPEFRUITS FLORIDA lb. bag MARSH SEEDLESS SUPU-RIGHT Meat c A&P 2 n""'.... 89c Tide Luncheon D.odonnt So1~c Off Label ~LUORtDI Toothpaste ,LORIDA YILLOW GLOII TEMPLE ORANGES doz. S9c DRY ONIONS · ·· · 31b. bag 19c TEXAS-TASTY-l-Ib. bchl. FRESH CARROTS can ~!NEST 2 bags 2Sc LOUISIANA YAMS · · · · lb. I2c ··• 7'!..... _tube 49 C Safeguard 2 till 39c both LIQUID CLEANER ANN PAGI Syrup ll•nd•d Top J0 b IOc off Lobel _ ~-,b~:~;;49c CAKE DONUTS ·· ·· 2 pkgs. 49c " I· . pkoo SULTANA STRAWBERRY qt, PUMPKIN PIE · · · · ·· each 49c .. ANN PAGI-!LBOW ANN PAGI JANI PARKIR c Puddings 4 29 C Egg Noodles ~~~: 29c . Salad_ I" 39( Preserves 2 '~:, 73c Dressmg SULTANA JAN I PARKIR- 1-doL ,kgo. .,.. t•n'61 ANN PAGI ANN PAGI Thin Mints 12oo.39 pke. C Macaroni 2 :~•. 39c JANE PARKIR CARAMEL D,1iry Values! ··- PECAN ROLLS ·· ··· ·· · pkg. 4Sc A&P BRAND Sliced-Crushed-Chunk• A& P Brand Pineapple MELOBIT Pineapple • Juice A&P BUJolD 3 ..... ~ Sunnybrook Mecl. Grode A \ , FRESH EGGS d... 45c o'AtLD--TASTY LONGHORN CHEESE · · · · lb. S9c I CHEESE SLICES 12-oz. pkg. 49c l:!:~. $,.00 3 l -Ib 4112 o~. cans $ ,.00 CREAM CHEESE 3-oz. pkg. I2c , Fr ozen F-oods! . - ·- ····--.. SULTANA FRENCH FRIES • 9-oz. pkg. 1Oc MARVEL VANILLA ( ·ICE CREAM GAL1.QN \ Cll'li'TON 99( \.. ) '----' l A" BAVARIAN CREME CAKES · ··· · · each 49c AIJII FROISN Green Beans 4 - ~.~·· 49c w1th the PurthaH ot $5.00 O! More llcJtnJv• Ut IILI!JU &xelllptelj Q1 t..w Jon• Perker Danish 21b.89 pkg. t •r 1 SLICED BACON t!ROZEN DINNERS ,4 k BRAUNSCHWIGER SULTANA BRAND _ _ ~ lb•. ALL GOOD 1-lb. pkg. I •1 ANY SIZE PIECE ( 55 .• _lb. _ l b. lb. I I Quartered _ n.. 31 c Fryer Thiighs n..49c Fryer Breast _ lb. 55c Fryer Wings 19c Fryer Legs 45c Fryer Backs 3 25c Tl, R.eedsville ' • r •w.l7( -UP ~- :I 1 .. .. WHOLE Ava B•lles of Alliance of Colombus spent the weekeed 1 spent Thursday night with ~trs . ' with Mr. and ~Irs. Dallas H1ll Ferne H<1yman and father, Wes- ' and f<~mrly and other relatives. I ey Be"lles, Sr. She was enroute o Wellston lo spend Christmas •ith her mother. Mrs. Hamer. Mrs. Marv1n Wickersham and :ons visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed•ard Flonan of New Lexington 1t the horne of Mrr. and Mrs . ~awre n(.'e Douglas, Pomeroy. Mrs. M;.trvJene Wickersham Mr and Mrs. Richard Smit~ rpcnt the werkcnd with Mr. and daughter, Akron, were holi- 1 mrl "Irs. JanH·s W!ckcrsham . 1d~y b'Uests of Mr. 1nd Mrs. Ern- I :olumbus. est Rulh. J 1 Mr. and Mrs. Yl·rno n Llonohue 1 Overnight guests ot Karen and , avt> visited relal iV~'s in Mar· · Robin Humphrt·y were Jean, I '"- While there, Mrs. Donot1ut :Jane and Julia Whitffiead. . r<Js hopsitalized. j A :-lew .\'ear's dinner at thf" Mr. and Mrs. Bill F'o10: and i Warren Pwkens home was ser>avid spent Christmas Day with v~ to Mrs. Bess Pickens, Ra- : lr. and Mrs. Orville Harpold cmc, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saund family, Belpre. er, Mary Ruth . and Joy, MidMrs. Delores Owens and dleport, Bill Die!z, Belpre, Mr. aughter and husband and .lack and Mrs. Denver Weber, Da·oon of Columbus spf'n! the· vld <~nd Mark, Mr. and Mrs. eekend with Mrs. Dolly Wolfe Ernest Wbllehead, Jean, Jane ,d family. and Juli, and Mrs. Lyle BalderMr. and Mrs. David Taylor, son and Kay. Mr. and Mrs. Bill :rah Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Mered1lh, Charles and Rog<r ar- , •on findley and bab;o of Coium- riV.ed . In the afternoon,_ aflcr . IS openl Tuesday with Mr. spendmg_ the holidays Wllh hl8 , od Mrs. Leo Taylor at lhe parents m Anzona. . >me of Mrs Doll Wolfe San- I _Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson · Y · , VISited With Mr. and Mrs Don • v and Polly Taylor accompan- Coleman and famil Col~mbus I d them oo Columbus lor a Sunday. Y' , I I FRYERS Bill Wheeler visited with hit sister, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fosler in Columbua for a fe'of days. They accompanied him h£Jme and spent a weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wheeler . Wet'kend g tw ~ts of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush. Mr!i!. Roy Heinry were Mr. \1r and Mrs. Don Bee"gle and i and Mrs. Pet e f':1rra and !amlane of Columbu~ and Law. I Lly, Mrs. Floyd Farra, all o( ·ence ~eegle of Dor('a!l: were · Hat'ine and Mrs. Bertha Proi· : hrlst ts gursts of Mr. and . (itt, Columbus. .~rs. Roy Buck and Pam . Mr. and Mra. Harold Grimm i t·ison ('ll•vt'lflnd. f. r I YOUNG PLUMP FRESH ~H 3:. 79c CRISCO ( '60 1 PURl! VEGETABLI! SHORTENING 49( '!12 gal. carton 303 '5I Society Notes SWEET PEAS Cp ~u mlJu o;, Mr. and Mrs. Fred l.<trkm" Jn ~~~·n l hl· Offtce of Price w.cre dm nrr ~HI". ~ ... or Mr. Jnd Admini<;lr;.;t•on ordrrl'd frankMrs. Norman W':'her. h 1 rt1' r ~ Jo hr rPpl<tcf'd by Visiling Mr and :\1rs. D<~vP 'vl('t()!'Y s:•usaw·-;" of some Yates wrre Mor g;m and Mar · ~ nw•t! nnrl :-;ovl ll'a!l ntl! ;-d as part Yates, ~lenltlr , 0 , .\1r anrl ,,f the Wf(r Pffort 2"0..:29c PUMPKIN BREAD DOUGH ( ·~ ("' l •·1 1 ,., . STOKELY'S HYGRADE VIENNA I' ~ sprnt tl1e .. , 1•·11d 11 1"1 .I Fr ;mk. 'visiti n:.! JAN. JS-14-1~ V \', :' . 1 '" lll.ll'!; l1l r. Hh~. (·l l, :-; r· ., ., :s11d \irs Hi ll Swai n, M:1r- , ktt J \',"f ' fl' \'I S1 11n~ )..'lr. and Mrs H1l: ~\\;1 .11, Sr \r•:l•f· t "•.IWdt•n, Reedsvi\1!- ,: ;tnd 1\ ulh Ha:-liH:•m;-s, Colum-. h' "· l' t', .( . \"~~1tmg Mr. and Mrs.' \\ 1~JIC' Pr·mrr!. ~ l r <rHd \lr.. H:)mr·y ~~ hite" , . Chli \wo1ht• \',[·re 01'1'1"11i ~ ht guest I :~'10c With purchase of 4light bulbs at regular price. Radishes o. ami Mrs. Joe TOMATO SOUP lb. !\t, rm:m \\"l·hN ami famdy. b~rn Regina ~·· c RED 1\"l!h i; ·..; \1 · . .t nd \lr', l .ury (' u r~i s cmdj 1i· \',11\ r•1,: . i·wr•1 ,.,t• r· ,~ l : nrwr ~liP~I~ I : r r: I ,' r• ·,: :. ,;•1d !',: 11" · o\ :dr ;tlld Mr:-. Hob tJrt Newell ., '·1; 51b.39 bag FRESH, ROUND Viv nnv ~rrn111 I") 0. sp~nt thr? h rd~o.L~·. s Andrew.; Grapefruit .J · r !Iauber \1· nnd Mrc:; 1101 0 C'ntt•rt:nrwd with a dn·,:lcr 1·'" 1 • ILII1L: \ (·ra \\ 1·brr's b1rLhday. Clu ~ t ... v. t•rP Mr t~nd l\1 r s. rr,·d Larkms and Mr. and 1\lrs. rr l .\lr ;md \ 1r s ]\.Jro!d ~~ .lo:HI tun ~·.; .. r.mrw•rr:. l• ·. \lr·. and Mr ~. Utn VI'r 69~ • Fui-Valta Bill • BRAND SEEDLESS Pnr1l:md. \~1ir.har1 .1\rVhf ·~.~ pan·nt s. SUGAR ·coLONIAL FLORIDA 'l "dr•'\l'i l·,~, ... ~ . ,1.~ r!l l !l~l;_;. l ' l"r "\11[1 n· I'" ,, ..,_ ,·unHd by h 111 1 t vc·t _ r· · · · 11 the holidily s h:'\l'. IJt'etl t!,~·. ~ ll.'irnt r!Pr 11 un ,;t r<l tnrs or draftd.: li~hkr~;. \hr·. i· .kn c~rHI l. .1 -' r :11-J hl\J"ilt·r~. and get th1s thennl!, ColumlJU"i. ("(luntrv brwk to tli1• g(Jod old Hev. l<,, :lwr lloJ><dd H•,:ak d. 1_1. 5 r;f ~ 1 . 11 . 1 r 11 r McCarthy end "lei>ralc.d m;~ts al Our I.:.dv l "fln sr tl · r~ tl:,m. C~ o, Lon•tto ds•ll"' '!. ' i ll'!! ih1· ------- .Jot• Bl ~q· ll , Mnson, W. Stew Meat CAMPBB.L'S 1 tom, Dt·c. 28. Bev. llor~k, a rl<l · th ~ of Pomeroy. IS" t(·::wlwr ;lt ~. I Jolln V LHiillY :-;, n ;:nary Bln·Jmingd<lh'. 11r· we~;; <.JlTOm · pd:1icd by hie:; r,r. ·r,dlllnllll·r, Mr~ A!!drcl\ Zw ill~n ·.:. l'l)m1 roy ttrv. F'alhl·r Tllom:l !>l !'t·trrl n ed adminl stt·r·t>d !I"' s:wrarn·~nt ol B : 1 ptl ~t to ~1wh;w\ L• e, 111fn rl 5011 ,. 1f ~~ - 111 1] \Jr.. , ( ;vor:•.(' Ct·llins J lh ·r t rw 10 r, ·c: ,ll -: :' t l c lb. bag !il• ~:-, ('1 dcl:v- 1 1 '>t• t,l 1••• · Ill!! ;lflli:JIIy ·- - ' {'J" 1•d Htl tlw fiodr. b'.ll m'l:rt('d _, Ask for details in our store ('" ;, ( 'J, :· ')","'-I•JLil Sirloin lb. 89c Boneless Beef '56 1 •7'he Stor• Witll A Hai1H Given away Feb. 22 '54 • k I T-BONE STEAK·-- -lb. BII!J!I '52 '50 By Mrt. Herb.r1 RousMr. ""d Mrs. Claren~ and M. d M E . Gl k family of Winfield, W. Va. I . an rs .. rwm 'oec · spent New Year's day witb his ner are aonouncmg the mar- f 111 r' d R b d 1 .1 riagc of their niece. Marsha Mo- a l\1 er ~eM 00 ~ as p ami y. ran, Lo Michael Morrison, son ' r. an r.s. orsa arsons I of Rev. and Mrs. J<:~mes Mor· spenL a day al Pt. Pleasant. nson. Pomeroy Route on Nov . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush 13 at lhe Churcb of Ctu·ist in and Roger and Mrs. Edna Cleveland by the Rev. David . Housh called on Mr. and . Mrs. Spence of Mentor M M ·_I Arnold Anderson and lam•ly at son is a 1965 grad~aler~f s:~;~_ , Keno Ridge. . em lll gh school, Racine, and Ral~h Ours and father~m-law Mr. Morrison i.!:l emploved at Mr. 1hompson of ~ew Bnghu:n, Cleveland Crane Co. The couple Po. spent the holidays w1th will rOilde in Cl 1 d 1Mr. and Mrs. Roy lJonohue and eve an · [Mr. and Mrs . Wiley Ours. Mr. and Mt·s. Bill Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ours of llld lnmlly of Raclno, Mr . ar·d W<llsville spent the holidays ' Mro llowurd Robinson and fum- w1th tile latter's father, Georgo II)', Mt·. 111d Mn. Pete Shields, Hayman and other relatives. llrJ l'ltlllp Radlotd and Steph- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Taylor are ~' llh•r and 11hlldren, Mrt. Jack living in the George Deem resl•ntJ, l'lllltll'IIJ, Mro. Murlene dence ut Dorcas since their ' hl.'lll, l'hllh• H11blrl1, Rucine , born< burned. lit~• Mur1•nt nl III• U. 8. Nnvy Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams vls"11 I " IIIII Mr Mltd Ml'l , Earl Ited recently wth Mir. and ll11hllt ~l~ thll'llll lhl ltnlidays. Mrs. Vernon Cody and family .;j,. ~llhtM lluu•h •pent at Columbus. 1 101 Wll lt Ml'. and :11rs. Mr and Mrs. Butch Denobue 11•1 " •IIIII illll'ltiO. and Mrs . Flossie Churcb and 1 111 ""'I Mt•o IIMildMII llo- Haymond Adams visited Mr.· Ill I! I ulhi olld lMIII, l· j/Cnt and Mrs. Bob Adams during I 1 ~r l • llllll l wttl1 \1r , 11111d Mr~. the holidays. t( · IIIMit llohtt'ht 1 Haahun. Dcmd Fox returned to Ohio .\11 111111 Mr1 . l'lnrence Shields University after spending the Wt ' l'lll •tllmtr MUO~t• or Mr . and holidays with hia parents, Mr.! ~~~ ~ Uoh Hill und sons Racine and Mrs. Bill Fox. 1 Rcc'<!nt gueslo of Mr. and 111 !'hll•tmas Day. ! iw•"ll of Mr. end Mr.s. Er- Mrs. Erwjs Gloetkner were Mr. f't 'lll (;lof'rkn,ar during the holi· and :\Irs. Mike Morrison of .itJ~'!J Wt'U• David Gloeckner~ Cl,evelaml, Mr. ?nd Mrs. LnrW.r. and Mrs. Larry Badgley Co- ry Badgley and David Gloeck.Jumbu~ . Mr. and \-1rs. Mike Mor- . ner or Columbus. • MARKET. lb. •l'ui-Vaha .... Society Notes • Fai-Valu Graded Good @uality Beef! FREE "44 . . . Apple Grove RACINE ROUND STEAK RIB & CLUB STEAK '42 • 4 PRISON VACANCIES-After keoping pace with the rate of national population growth for almost 15 _years, the nation's prilon population began to drop otr'" 1961-62. 'l'he declme stuted later in federal priso!JS but bas been (l.,.>eper th..-e thall ill tbe ~tale in&tilt~Lions. Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St. News Notes I' and children of Co lorado were Wet'kend guests of Mrs. Stiversville \. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raider Lawrence Smith. Mr and Mrs. Donald Matlack and Donna Kay, Belpre, were Alfred SoCle • tJ N l lan. 1%, 1966-T ·- - - - - - - - - - - Generlll Hospital recently. at the church oo Fri~ay .venlng ' Mr. and Mrs. Di~~Smore Boylet, 1 Mrs. Elva DaDey end 1UIIy Mr. and Mr.. Jo• Web»ter, were Ia Newlltk to visit Mr. with • tupper and entertain- Florence Spencer, IUld Mr. Columbus, tpellt !he holldoy · aod Mrs. Jorr7 Dalley IIDd olh· meat Ia the basement lollowod i and Mro. Chas. D. Woode 1~ 1 weekend with her pareat., Mr. er relatlvea. by a Watcb Night Servke I• i tended the funeral of John GROWTH PATTERN 1and Mrs. Rudy Dur•t. Mr. and Mn!. Joh1 Dobbla 0 e8 tile church sanrtuory. ; Humphrey at White' Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott and lOili. ColwnbUB, Mr. and Several local families attend-, Horne, Coolville. were guests of their daughter Mrs. Charles Simeral and Sunday School attendance on · ed the revival at the Che•ter Mr. and Mro. Delbert Yost ~ t • d 1 ly Mr and Mrs daughter of Columbu.o and Mr. . I · · ddt t CIVIUAH Greg Mi ..war ""' re urn- ~ an •nu • · . · ond Mn Ron Bee lo and son Jan. l wao 60, olfermg •1~ .7~. Methodist church, Dec. 27 to and family of Sugar Grove POPULATION ed home alter being hospltaliz. George Souders and Tont, Xen- . Dort81 .were es~ o' !he~ Worsllip aerviceo wert held Jan. 2. Rev. L. M. Barnett of . spent pHrl of the Christmas vaed with pneumlonia. He Ill r•l•a.Mover Hthel CllrMIStmLaa hhol_lldey!. parent; Mr ~~ Mrs .· E E at 10 :45 with Rev. Barnett of Huntington was the evangelist. cat ton with their parents, Mr. cupertlting nice y. rs. ar ey c aug m o ' · · · Huntington W Va speaking d M 1' y t d M Mr and Mrs. Randall Tal- ,ColumbU! spent a day with her Brewer over tho Christmas hoi- Family Night w~ oboerved Garner Griffin spent Chri,t- and Mrs. ;,.m ~· th"~ r. bot~ · New Lexingtoo open! Su•-' molhcr. Mrs. EliZabeth Hoffner. !days. I mas with his son-In-law and an rs. rry u re. day with his p•reniJi, Mr. and l Mr. and Mr•. Haroid Brewer Rerent vlsioors o! 1!:. H. Cardaughter, Mr. Hnd Mrs. Chas , Conni Su~ Woode of Po~oy Mro. Dell Talbott. and Jante, Long Bollom spent penlt!r and !amity were Wesley I Mro. Clint Birch and Loota l O'Brien and son, Kevin, in sp•nt Satlj\-d•y night and SunVictor Durst whn Is attend- ISunday witb his parents, Mr. Cozart, Mrs. Sylvia Allen, Ga· wen Mr. and Mra. Jot Lipps Columbus. lng Ohio University in Athens !and Mn. A. C. Brewer and Da- ry Grirtith, S. W. Durst, Lloyd •ol Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Law- ! . . -.· day wilh i her ount, Mrs. Wilhis Ivi d. , HolfmaR Tommy Durst Del- renee Lippa aod Toni of Little Dorothy Robmson '~<lied her ' ham Catr and family. On SunI the hnlidays with ::;nts, Mr. and Mrs. It R. Mr. and Mrs. l!ichard Black !bert Ou;s, R. G. Abets.' Mrs. Hocking, Mr. and Mro. Watd : sister, Wilms Guinther '" Vel- day she and her parent<, Mr. Durst and Tom. land son called at the home oi l Elva Dalley and Howard AI· Kimes, Chester and Mr.. and , erans Memonal Hosp1lal bsl and Mrs. Callre Woode, oaU· Mra. Louise Brewer vlsilodl Mr. and Mr1. Alben T&7lor lllld len. , Mrs. Tom Blrcb lAd llllnlly ot ; week. . , ed on hiS paronb<, Mr. and Mrs. M~'_:_Dorothy Dural •I_ Meigs~. Recent tia!_~r_l__of_~aad Water_l!d. _ _·:_ _ l\1r: _and _Mrs:__ ~~ry Guthrte:~••:__~· Woode. o., Explr"' Jan. 15. 1966 Ill Colt Unh .\&P'o GRAPE JUICE 2 • 6-oz. cans 39c 11..-----------------------------------------------------------~~ �•• ,, t Sl wart Honored e I Helen Stewart, Do,.thv . w n Ja•'led t: NHCA Unit om a Russell ~ Question five Meets Monday I T • Sh PPHS youth ' At o .ottes op PT. PLEASANT- The Janu-· About Jnct"dent ary medmg of the Nu ! 11--Da!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ()·• Jan. 12, 1968 Scouts Recogniled For f eaT8 Service M k R :and Jeft. Jtm Stewart, all of IPigs 16 to 22: Stock Shoats II ' l\ason: ~Irs. Herbert Dixon. : . to 24. Cattle Steors 17 to 23; MASON .. i':aril blrthdav Susan and Roger. Pomeroy Ray MASON - Several cub 50• Heilers 17.30 to 22.30; Fat Rreelutg, were wended to Sp· Pulltn. MI. Alto. w Va. ami : .A arl!eS Scouts of Pack 253 rece,ntly ..... l'T. PLEASANT cdws 14 to 17Ji0; Canners 12 4 Ralph srew.11·t at a dmner the tmstess, Mrs. Stoi>urt. u ceived awards at the IJVt:STOOK SALES co. lo !6: Bulls 15.80 to 20; Milk held in hb honor Su nday evenNHCA Methodist Church. Cub PT. PLEA~ANT, w. VA. Cows 100 to 160; Stoock Cowl 1ng •t the home ul llrs Wilma ' orgery i It was held at Tool1e's Beaumaster James Jarrell pre,senot· Saturday, Jan. 8, 1966 and Calves 140 to 175; Stock StobRrt Pnmecon ~ btrthda) MtrrHt~RS WELCOME , • ' ty Shop Monday evemng w1th !' ed Silver Arrow Points in HOGS- 1151to 220 25 to 27.40 ; steers 20 to 25.40 ; Stock Steell cake enscrohed. ' H:<tllll" Borth· o PT. PLEASAN1-A~nes lrene 1the group completmg plans for PT PLEASANT -CitypOICe Rank to John Rotlgen, Heavies 24 to 26.40; Fat Sows Calves 22 to 2540; Stock Heif· d·a_1 • Ralph .. wa> ,m·,;d to th• MASON - Den Mothers tram- ~ C''Brien, New Ha~en, arralgQ· i Affiliate No. t1 to be_ hosts to hove queslloned ftve ,:'~:~: Patches were presented to 21.30 to 22.90; Boars 18 to 19.50; er Calves 25 to 55. tJnt urr't' and "llt'"h mg sdwul for Ma~on rub Scout ed Tuesday befme Justice of 1 the West Virgm1a Halfdressers ant Hlgh scllool y~u~ s . . ly Baldwm and Ray -·-~ VEAL CALVES - Recetp~ 1 00 s'lt'~\.lrl . •ta;tu'lt•J 11 1 Fort ~53 wtll bt> h~ld .January lith al Peace Roy Kmcaid .charges and Cosmetologists AssucJatJon , nectJOn .w Jth a roc r~i~mc~~:~ Asst. Denner Patches went Patch for rei!ruiting three new 92; Tops 3690; Seconds ali 1.1-'.vts \\ .t'ih . will n•ltlrn litHe tlw M:l"(\" M!'thodisl Church , or forg~ry, . wa.s committed to Conv~ntion to be held at the cldent mvolvmg a GalS d 1Martie Johnson and Andy scouts. 1 Medium 25 to 27; Common and .Jan11.m· l~tl1 1;rHJ!' I IJ tu s ar · haspment trom Y to I! am county Jail m heu of $500 bond Pleasant Point Resort. January t~ school .bus last at~ra!i l art. Receiving .cerWleates of ree-l Heavies 22.50 to 33.25i Culll t·: :o l h rrthd ~l\ lilt- llltinth At- All Interested motht·rs a~ wel- for grand Ju.ry appearance I 29th and 30th. Barbara Shell mght fo~lowm~ the Pt Pie 5 - Boys receivmg one, two ognition 'fbr redultlng a new 22 50 to 24.80. 22 ttnd1ng \H'I e tht> thHIIlr·ee Mrs l'umc Charles 0 Bnen, • N .ew 1 and Doddee Foran were chosGallipolis ba:kelball. game. I three year service star pins Cub Scout were Robert Belch-~ ----1 Haven, was charged Wllh bemg oen to be delegates. The youths, rangmg In. age their participatrnn in the er, John Dillon, Charles Conley, Until 19!8, passports for for[an accessory before and after 1 The convent1<m schedule for !rom 15 to 17 years, admttted Up which lasted from Mike Lewis, Rodney Rottgen, leign travel were requtred only the act of forgery. 1 all members m good standmg lhrowmg rocks at lh movmg her to December 17th and John Roltgen. 1in time of war. Franklin Leroy Jones, 22, Rt. is as follows: Saturday, Jan school bus us the bus was ap- follows: 2, Pt. Pleasant was committed 2!Jth , 9 a.m. the W. Va . HCA I proaching 22nd Street intersec· One year, Belly Baldwin, Robcounty Ja il for 10 days on each State Fair Fashion Comrnittet twn w1th the wmdsh1eld of the ert Belcher, John Dillon, ""'" '• of two counts, no inspectiOn ! will rnet:t and work wtlh the bus bemg broken hy the hurled eph Shepherd, Randy Conley, sticker and defecUve eq~1pment, new Trend. Ma~ie Scott, _offt- rock~ . There were no personal and John HoUgen: Two year, t'J defa ult or bond or p_<J~mrnt ~·1al h:1ir .fa~ llJOn commt!tt'~ l tnJUrle:-. The school bus was Chnrles Conley, Mike Lewis, 1 of flue . Clarence MdDomt•ls, 61. ml'mt.t>r, wtll be the guest art · · occupwd bv 45 students , bus JJm Fnune Bnan Johnson are at l Ht. 2. Pl Pleasant, was a1T(·sted 1st ; 2 p m 1!1 5 p m. Mamie driver and. Albert Durose, Supt. vid Johnso~, and Charles ~mp1 by constable John Hill on a Scott well hold pnvale classes I of GalltpollS Ctty Schools. The sel· Three Year David Smith charge of mtoxication. on the New Trend for all mem· l matter IS still under investiga- 1 Ri~ky Burris ~d Mike For~ hers. The cos t b $7.50 per mem- tion man FLOORING, No.2 pine _low as 12~c ft. her . ! Wayne Kmcaid, Jr, 24, 408 , Andy Stewart received 8 FRAMING lew as $95 M. All Nat10nal Beauty Salon : First stree t, Pt. Plla.sant, _was , certil!cate of recognition, SEE THESE .. , , recruiter 1Queen; are to report to the , c!lcd for fatlure to yteld nght- cruiter strtp, and Hmr Fashwn chatrman, Damon of-w::ty fo\luw111g a two car ac- __ . PLYWOOD - - - - low as 3.25 sheet MIS De lbert Dolson, a form- ' Sellllf. at 2 p m. There will be, cident Tuesday al 10 10 a. m Wood, Jerry Morgan, all low as 1 Oc ft. et r~stdrnl of \1ason and now a d::mLe m. the Summtl no?m tmt·stl ea ted b} clly polJce. I New Havel!, ond Mike Har- SHEATHING ('lassk ti (' l111dt•r· Alt l oma iH' '1'1 ans Haclto and . 8 30 p.m. ttl I p m. at whtch The tn!Shap occurred when a bo dG G fM th St·te N· 1 1 B of Parkersburg 1s a pat1ent at 1 . . ur <m ary recn o ason. lh-' Lllt> l O ll t' hw<:~! oWitt'f. Lrkl' llt'W. PANELING low as 4.25 sheet 1me e a a mna eau- car dnven by Kmcatd was turn-1 :;;:====iiiiiii====j 1 the Sl. Joseph Hospttal wh~re . ty Salon Queen wtll be thosen 1 111 g left onto 6th Street from ' CEILING TILE low as 12c ft. she " undergomg tests e-. ThiS d.mce is open to th e pub- I Ttppett Alley co lltdmg with a WOMENS 1~64 trnmne the cause of her 11 ness he at $Z l)f'r person d Ll d J B k , b . 231 r nven 1JY oy a er, HUSH PUPPIES t} r) l! ndt·r -1 Dr Arnen r an Stamlar d Trans R&H. llt>r rnom num er IS I Sunday, .Jom~ary. 301h, 1966 - ca Rt 3. Leon INSULATION IDw as 4'.4c ft. Llttc u11 11t·r ·\ lltJ:IIt'r ont' like new . Sondny guests of Mr and 8 30 a.m. · N t n 1 Bea 1 • Sa 1 1 a 10 n , u~ - ProrJcrty d;unage le the veFeather Light Also All Reloted Matorials ond Free Delivery Mrs• Ro) Turker and family 1 1on wee k bn ·akf as t• - 10 a rn htC'It> s was e:.t1mated at $175 1 v;elt' ht•r mother, ~4rs M:l rga- ·mnual meetmg I Th 1 · 'I s•s F' u·~ ye Joltn- ~· ere were no persona lflJunes RED ROOF PAINT - - - - gal. 3.60 I et ,T111ns0n. I !l !S .., ts ev l ('11111'1 r;old wtth Y~-hitt• top One lol'al owner. son Sue Johnson! Sue 1\eutzlmg Bldncr and Mrs. Helen Stew·'' TRVOUT FOR BAI'\0 NARROW- MEDll1MSpecials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing 1'\tt't' [ll!rJ t lt><JII and D 1\rd Wrlhams , art ami famllv I M<\SON S W1 B nd II'IDE WIDTHS ~l r dnd \1r s Char les Ingle~ Mr. and ,l.rs Garv Wilson ' - IX a lama a rr. emhers accompcmu!d by the1r ~tnd !'on Bnan, Bloomington, · and family of Chmleston vi::;it- Director. Gerald Simmons, and $1Q·99 Inti , v1:-- 11ed rerenUy w1th his ed Uw: \\;l'Pkf'r td w1th his nar1 I' John Morga n, president of the , 6 l',V lll ldt>r C..Jil\ t 1{,'\: H. Staudard fr ,ms Rt>d (I.Od par l'nb. Mr and :VIr:". Les In- cnts, ~lr. and Mrs. Bltss Wil- lland Boosters, west to Ch.rr-: MATERIALS CO. gel s and her mo 11ier, Mrs S,•m son leston F' rid ily to try out for the MASON, W.VA. n3-S554 .Jptl ers 1 J\.1i"S \farv Bun ic.;, ~mploved Al l Sta le B:mJ. Th Py wf're Chns· \1, s t•:di~on Rak••r MiddiPport m Cctl 1nnb u.s Vl \ ll1 d hrt par- ly Howard, Craig Abohn, Steve SJ ll' rll Sunday v.ith ht:>r parPn ts. en t -:. :\1r ;1nd :\1rs L 0. Uun1s -- -·-6 t\hndt>r 4 Dr t'LlsSIC' Auto Tram One Jural .\1 r and Mr!'i llnnlt'r .l11l1nsnn uver tllf' Wt>('kl' nd owm·r Hun~ f1111' 0n Ch Of F Early for 8Jrth.lay • ar et eport I :t I 1 I THE BEST DEALS What Do You Need For Remodeling? ANYWHERE CHECK OUR LOW PRICES I METROPOUTAN MOTORS · I Mason Personals 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN I I -'r RAMBLER STATION WAGON 1 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN NURSES SHOE I 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN HOGG & ZUSPAN THE SHOE BOX 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON ~l! s St'VI'l 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR " Or Stalu1n \\ Anvlht•l Lillt' l111 at.:.t lll :.d Ful l pnwt>r 11\1 IH" l 1\.llllblt 1 Clt•an and mce ·\I I gna~d ,\11 !iSt'" Eilwbt tlr dtal ltre'> l.rke nrw Ill- M1 lnro"ll h<1H' sHit- <l!H l uul pn•pt'l'l\ ~1r. fr1!111 111 l'l:rmwtl Jan. 12th \lason l'Jrl Schwarz, Sr PT IC: Pl.t-: \S \\T - flf See These and Many More AI IAETROPOLITAN MOTORS A r'II'PI il l dr:.l'll '" 11n In lh·,dt ll Pt•p,J! I 111., nwnt pt·rsonnt·l. n·sL11J1 <-6111 np · Phone WY 2-3870 t,--------------------' THURSDAY TOP COATS &ZIP OUT TOPPERS REDUCED 33!% · ··· ·· · · NOW $15.30 to $36.67 REG. PRICE FROM $22 95 'fO $55.00 Sh·1~art Ha1ul J.'nr Cmnm••n•h•fl Reduced ~·ebru a ry 12th lt'l htre! A re•l S.rti·PothH41 maUreulo1 11!.1 httlt 11 S31il15. Long low's tht time to buy ...cernt in today I or~ wetr, long on tomlort, long on POIILJrt·rllfl\l lupJIOrl GIOU\0. lrtJDOih• top Sf1la COiliiiUtllon. Thll II tUCh I Qftll v•lut ""'can oil" 11 fare 1\mlltd llmt onl~. • £~cli.alrt Smoolh-Lor condlur:tlon • Hundrld• o(~wlfl·t•,.,ld ttllf• o( lfmiWtd tt.fl • Allrtclj~f h••~y-duty wo~tn tltll'f c:ortr • Gtnu/nt .mooth lo.o com(orl t No buUOnl, nO lutnPI • SPtrftl boJ IIJfing ~"l,nfd wt•ttd iutlbllnr. lot mutmum tup. MASON FURNITURE .• 773·5592 HERMAN GRATE I LOT MENS REDUCED 1 LOT IVY LEAGUE PANTS Voloot To $5.95 - - - Solo for Men Luggage wom. Red. 70% MENS H DRESS ats - Reduced 200/0 /C & I Lot Lodies Skirts, '12 Prict $3.99 In $14.97 led. or d1ed. I To assist studen ts and all others intrrested m ft rulm g uut abuut the1r soc1al SPcurity benefrts, the Dlstnct Off1re IS ~a­ rietta will be open Sa lurrtHy mormng from 9 unttl 12 as well as the usual hours, MrHldr~y through F'r td::Jy , from 8 45 a m. to 4 45 p. m. Reg $7.98 to $29 9> 1 Lot Ladies Skirts Reduc. 25o/o I LOT LADIES Suits & Dresses _ _ ~ Price Ladies Dress Coats Redc. 25o/o $J.39 SWEATERS i Price Mens Jackets Reducod 20% MENS LONG SLEEVE 1 LOT WORK 2 SIGNS r.ttUOtlto' o..caun. .,... .t.JI. OP ~1-.J.AlluM SEWING machines. repatr ser rice. all makes. W\' 2-2214 The Fabrt< Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Servrce. J 29 tte Pomerov Mntnr Co . CCL Plans its Annual Benefit ~ : ~~;~!i~ve':!nservation Society Notes League Tuesday afternoon al By Ber1ha Parker the home of Mrs. Kenneth Sc1tes planned its annual benefit card Mr. Pearl Parker bas r. A1."1 CONDITIONING Refrlger IUI:UUI.A &'IUNI 1965 Chevrolet 4 Door $2095 party whtch wtll be neld Tueg.. l turned borne from Columbns II· ation aervlce Jark's Reh1[1 fbi I"Uh1httla' ....,.,"• tile ftlb' da1, Feb. 8, at 7. 30 p. rn . at the ' ter undergoing major surgi!I'J 6 cyl. engine. Std. trans. Radio and heater. Locally own- I eratmn, New Haven. Phone 1o tral' or twtw~ .., .a. o-m.., o< .,.,,,.....,. •u•"'"' •llouit1 ed and sharp mterior. Turq. fimsh. New guarantee. MiddleJK>rl F:lementary school I at Rtverstde Methodtsl o1ospi~ reported tr.rn.,cltiJeh rM out. I TU :I-:J537. 4 I tic l11tlt" WUl QD1 tW ,_JNIUdfiW fo• CommiUePs were named and al. Mr. and Mrs. Parker wert 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door _ _ _ $1999 aore ti:IU _ . •MtOI'I'tCif I.....,Uoo tnclude Mrs. Robert Schmoll, returned to thelf l•ome btr~ Power steenng, automatic, radio, all !he works, like ' UGHT hauling, coal and cat aan• Mrs. Scites and Mrs . Don Mul- by thetr son-in-law ""d Jaugbnew tires, tan fmish. V8 engine. Spotless intenor. f'8l wan1 .ttl ..,.... tie. Phone WY 2-7786 and WY l len, tables and c·ha~rs : Mrs ter , Mr. and Mrs Hugh Ferg~ • cen11 pM •""' on• ,_,.... 2-7286. 12·18-JIJic 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door _ $1369 lllnlmulll •:.D.UJ8 II£ _.... Neal Howard, Mrs. Glen Hens· son and son. James. D cent.~ pm •ord for tbrM 1011 Deluxe vmyl intenor, green fmish, good ttres, heater, iti!CUH.,., •Uiti'U•nt i fer and Mrs. Wesley fry, fa··- Roy Howell who is employed Plenty of economy and priced to go. 5fl oet oenl 4 H.. -.an• Oil OIW . . tUif> aw. pald tnUU• to r~a,. EYorydoy Specials ' ors; Mrs. Allen Leonard anu in flltnoJS spent Chnslmao week CARr"! Oil rHAN"R.I!o & UIIU'lJ/\"111.:at SPICED tb ' Mrs.Kenneth HarriS for Pome- , end with hts famtly here. ,, .., ..,. lit ""' ... Imam traoll L&ddlf.IOIIal 111nrf lr Marie's Style Poll LUNCHEON ' · I roy and Mrs. Charles Smith for Mr and Mrs Vern Story cl Dn'll A Y.OUBi 1 iW10 A II lr Soflt'' P Ill. UIIU) H & · · · 5 -25 ::~ prizes. Mrs. Columbus spent New Year'• OPEN EVi:S. 9:00 P.M. 1Middleport, leturdU 1 :::11 " >'I <.o 11101 DOOII 5halrcuts 51·50 ampoo 5ets Scites, Mrs. Charles Bradbury . we<kend w1th her parents, Mr. n"'b .. JlABl' f(l 1"1 At:& A 30 doy color rinse, v. Mrs Howard, Mrs. Gene Houd. and Mrs. Norman Sehaeler. IIGMEIIOW, OHIO (lUIJ1.1 t'ROJII t lfiiO 1 ' 1" Shompoo & set $3.50 Fairmont ashelt, Mrs Leonard and Mrs John Story accompamed bil 1111 "'" A.D .,_ Permanent• $7.50 up f•lrmont '.'1: Harris, advertising. 1parents home after hdvin!t vi~oo PHONE WY 2-2156 W• Sell ond Servtco Dairf Fair got. AI h 1 FOR SALE Will and Wigleta VALLEY BELL so, Mrs James Jo 08on. , ited with his grandparent• for for Rent __ _ -- , chairman, ktlchen : Mrs. John •a week. Card Of Thanks FURNISHED, 4 · room• aiJd REBUILT SINGER Console , Marie's Style Post lb. I Krawsczyn and Mrs. Jean Mr. and Mrs. Murl Harrlt WOULDLIKE to e•press my bath, apartment in Pomeroy . ~e~rgl My~~~m~:~!~ty ~~ • RL 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 Cook, cooflee: Mrs Ingles, Mrs and children of st. Albans, w. 1 1 Uelt thanks to all those WY 2·3!1' 1 5. 12 31 Uc ut . Syncuse. Ohio I Argo 6V• oz. Hams, Mrs. Houdashelt, Mrs I Va . VISited Sunda' Wllh Mr, hear . ---parts . Pay $44.50 or $125 per ,·,....,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,,.-11 Llghl uno Robert Ashley )Irs Srites woo helped us m any way week. Call WY 2-6555. t· · · · · · · and Mrs. George Renshaw. during my hospitallzatmn at TWO TRAILER SPACES for i t II 6tc IARL GRUESER, Plumbing ~owur ::~;.•d_•'_ _ _ _ __ •,~,· Mrs. Lowell Beaver, Mrs. Paul i LewiS Arvin Diehl, who II a v terans Memorial Hosptl· rent m the Village ol Mtddle- - · - - - and he>tmg Minersville Russell, Mrs Wo·sley Fry. Mrs. student at Sprmg Arbor CoUege ale Our gratitude to Drs. E:h- port. Call WY 2-3346 or WY IT'S TERRIFIC the way we're Ohio. End sewer Robert Ftsher. Mrs. George I 10 Mtchigan spent the Cbrlslo linger, Ne11l. Ridgeway, Schae· 2·2186 or WY ~-3600. selling Blue Lustre for clean- les. We have all SlZes sewer I Mrller,. Mrs . Don Mullen, Mr> mas vacation Willi ~"•n• 11 30 lfc kef, Nurses Aides and Staff' mg rugs and upholstery. Rent machines. Reasonable rates. Franklw Tnpkti , Mrs. Don 1Mrs. Charles Dtehl ao<i famllr for their wonderful care and I ----electric shampooer $1. Baker Call WY 2-2974. day or night. Insurance If: Thomas, Mrs. Raymond Stew· I and Mr and Mrs Lou D!Ohl. e<msideratton, and to my Pas- ; FOUR ROOM furnished apart- Furniture, Middleport. g 15 lfc PH<"''' Copym1 5er¥1ce Cop. :~~- ~~~le~a~~lllt~w~~~- ~~: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ba• 1 lO 6tc tor Rev. Freeland Norris, and rneut. WY 1,!551. II 15 tic ies made ol legal papers. lun>s M . Le d , d M er and Polly Ann of Mao1on and d Sh I f S be HEATING PLUMBING R I b ~ rd nd lrno I an• rs onar rs. MISS Poly 1 Karr 01· r· 0 1urn bUl mem rs Q my un ay c 00 WHY worry over • sluggish ' ura "uo reco ' a a s ' Dale Walburn, kil chenHnhelpers class for agam having serv· for Sale septic tank Get Klean-Em . Do1ol Bottle Gas Arnold Bro- other documenta Mrs. Earl Dovenport, Mrs.I spent Chrtslmas w·th thelf ices in the beat!llful mspiring 1 All Septic Tank Cleaner, tbers, 611 E. Main Street Bealer blsarauce, Pome,., Jean Cook, Mrs. Leonard, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dtrk chilpel. Mnr,v thanks for gfts, ' G E TV, 21 inch. Like new. Landmark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. 8 22 tic I I Ur 'M r. H d h . I Karr The Carleton Sunday Schoo1 1 rs .ene ou as e11 , 1a 11 tes. · nd d llnwers, vt v , car s a I 3 yr. old, $75 Ph. WI 2·3819, Pomeroy. 12-16·30tc . ·'ETNA CASUALTY 1 nee dM H d dM D \lr and Mrs Homer Holle1 "' nsurR had an attendance of 51 offering an rs owar an rs av- · prayers. May God bless you I 12 3tc ' Mullen Insurance Agency. Inc. $3192 Jan 2 Worship service ., enport, tickets. were Chrtstmas day dinner all. Leona Hensley Real Estate For Sale I EXPERIENCED Po Ph ~ •3J8J - - - -· guests of Mr. and Mrs Harlo STEREO 111115 od I meroy, one "' ~ · followed w1th Rev. Clyde Hm2 It l 1 P WALNUT . : . m e FOR SALE: 6rooms and bath , , 1 1 lie pita! at Parkersburg. I well Curd anct John. Ball Run. -W -E- .,c,0 -:-:U -::L-:D :-:-L'"'•k-e-:-to take this TIHskset raddto eqtutpped.F' 4 • gas heal, front ond back o::-:==-===~ ton preachmg on the 61h dtap- , Mrs Wilbur Ba1ley visited I Mr. and Mrs Walter Walker • ~ soun sys em our 1 G.RANGE INSURANCE;-Mallen ter of Matth•·w six th and sev. 1 h k' fr'e ds spea er · h C II Rd S "" re<."ently w1th Mrs. Howard Bo- Star Houle, and Mr. and Mn. sllpee,d i,ntermixedt I cThhangert. l. Insurance Agency, Inc., Pom· enth verses lin at the home of Wendel Freck- i Ellrl Dill, Nease Settlement vi .. d" d and ua vo ume con ro. ts se l 12 3t troy. Pbooe WY :t-3381. I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl and ' er, Racine. ' i!ed Mr and )Irs Pearl Parker. ness In sen mg car s sold much htgher. Take over I c 9 I lfc Rodney vtstled recently wtlh her calling tn the recent illness of th - --- 1 From the largest truck or --:-:=::::=-;;;--::::::=:-:::-:: " '" payment. o1 •" ~• per mon bulldozer radiator to !be \UTUMUBILE 1111uranee oeoo sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. A M ht N d our aug er • ency nn. r · or nt~y balance due $81 22. 1 ~- _ Ll D .It I 1mallest heater core. and Mrs. Clarence Roy. Try in your borne Ca ll WY , fwi/Cifltl' 1ft, til' I c:aucelledl T.oat your oper• David Rees of Baltimore. Oh1o 1 12 llc I IDr'l ~~ Cd WY :1-illlll Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murray . _2-iiS~5. I II 61c POMEROY - I room frame, ' lillie Jr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Murray 9 00 Green Acre!! lo~t and Found _' bath, large lot, located on • WY 2-214J Pomeroy were in Washington, 0 c re· ! 21 INCH RCA T 1 . . WSAZ- TV i 9 :ttl D1ck Van Dyke ___ 1 ' e evlswn ~on Route 7, can be purchased on '-:i:~~;:;:;:~~ cently to YJstt SP 4 Wtllinm 10 00 l!annv Ka~r LOST.- Blue Tick dog, near sole. Good oondttlon. Prtced land contracl. $4,000.00. /'" Murray who 1s stationed at Fort Channel3 MnrntnR Star areo , on Decem- reasonably. Phone WY 2-2441 CLOSE • IN - 8 room frame, Phano Today For 11 Myers, Va. 6 00 News Pocture II ijJ The News 'l'o111ght 1 6 tile _ 13 bedrooms), lmth, It 15 Weather Teller ber 29. Name on l11g, Thornbase- 1 Mr and Mrs Clilfton Morris 6 30 Jim Thar·ke! Sports I I 11 Zll Late Show as Manuel If found . please ment, furnace heotmg, eonFREE ESTIMATES and family of Columbus visi ted, 6 25 Weather call CH 1-2282. I II 3tc INTERNATIONAL 55 Pickup crete front porch. Owner may!' ' - - - - : : ; - - - Entered Hospital wtlh hiS parents, Mr and Mrs II T 0 St l k S · ON 6.30 Huntle!·Brinkley Heporl WHTN rue · ee ~rca · · ew- finance. $5,50000. Persons entenng Holzer Hos- Johnny Morris over the week- 1 7,00 Dr. Kildare _ art, Rutlan, 0 l 6 6tc_ SYRACUSE _ 111 story frame I eALUMINUM SIDING pita! dunng the last 24 hours end. Ch 113 Notice 7.30 The Vlfglnlall anne USED work pants1 sblrta, J•ck· 3 bedrooms, bath, basement, • STORM DOOR were : Mrs. Frederick Mtllor, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Carl b 1 1 DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza, ets, and shoes. £arl Cheva' gas 'furnace heating. garaf!!, I WINDOWS t7 Central Ave.; Mrs. Eddith and family had as recent visi-, 9 110 8 " f ope 5 011 Soupy Sales 50c, 15c, and $1.00 sizes. De- lier, Long Bottom, Ohio. ' oorner lot 100 x 100, on eROOFING B. Morgllll, 2051'1 ThJrd Ave.; tors btr parents, Mr. and Mrs 1 10 · 00 1 spy 5 30 Leave it 1o Beaver luxe Pizzs, $1.50. Jack 's IJai12-ll-25tp Route 124 $5,50000. I Exterior Decorators Mrs. L!llie M, Holley, 648 Ftrst Charles Barnett of Grove City ' :: : ~ ~~~th~:w• 6 oo Look at Weather ry Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tfc FIREWOOD, any length,' l io ALBt;RT M. COX, BROKER Of Ohio Ave.; Eugene Elhott, Rt. % Miss Ernestine Wood, who IS ' II 30 Sports Roundup 6 05 Pae•maker ~'"" pick up load. Call or write WY 2-3830 WY t-3636 Crown City; James R. Baker, in a bnsiness school In Porkers· 6 15 Peter Jenmgs Ne \\'1 Help Wanted Glendale Skidmore, Shade, l II 3tc WY 2-.1644 Middleport, 0 . AddiSon: Jeffrey J. Blazer, Rl. burg, was home over the week - 11 lO TomCght SShowTV ti .30 Ta les of Wells Fargo Columbus Dispatch paper boy I Oh~~-11!Y_6-3437, 1-3tfc FARM for Sale, Phone SH 2-1- - - - : - = = = = - - - l Gallipolis; Jacob C. Gmger· end to visit her parents, Mr. W H 7·00 Have Gun Will Travel needed for Lincoln Hill areo. BUDGET PRICED furniture in 52'15. 1-3-tfc AUCilCINEER ich, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Steph- and Mrs. Ernest Wood. Channel 7"30 Batman Complete Servtee enD. Williams, Henderson; Mcs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smitb, Ed8 00 Patty Duke Show WY 2-2531. 1 12 6tc our third Door budget shop. HOUSE FOil SALE Crill Hradforo Ons D. Lathey, Pt. Pleasant; ward and Alvin visited recent- 5 00 Early Show 8 30 Blue Light Baker Furniture, Middleport, llodern Ranch Style BeaoWul W 1 D g· k" Pt PI B" I' U Ohio. II 12 lfc focauun on top of l!rulll b!U Write, Proae or Contad es ey . tmp ms, . eas· ly with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Coil- 6 3D CBS Evening News 9·00 The tg a e'! lt'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOO'IIIaetng Stal<! Hlghwar Garage on A. 1.. IIRADFORD ant: Robert Gerlach, Rt. 2 Le- ran and family at MI. Alto 7:00 News Report 1000 Amos Burke, Secret Alftl Route 7 watb cood ro•d to mam Racine, Obto tart; Mrs. Br1ce H. Chap~a~, w Va. 7.15 Your Weatherman 11 00 Pacemaker New:. highwaY Four bedrooms, llvtng I I lfc Rt. 1 Apple Grove; Mrs. Wdhe Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, 7:20 Sports II 15 Look at Weather INVENTORY dmmg, family, ldteh•n. ·eak l.,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Collins, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; Mrs John Walter and Richard visit- 7:3ll Lost m Space 11.20 Sports fall pla1. maid'S. utility andil. Mtchael _S. Swatzel, Syracuse; ed an afternoon with his moth-1 8.30 Be>erly Htllbilltes 1 30 ABC Ntghlhfe thop Thr<te batho, •• •nlc We Over-• Emplovmenl Mrs. Dwtght C. Oliver, Mtddle· er Mrs. Lenora Dean of Pomer RUTLAND and wall rO wall carpet on I All trades truck driver to port; Mrs. Gordon H. West, Ra· ' Doors. Abnut two-thtrd1 of project engineers. Africa. cine; Mrs. Jake H. Woolum royv·· 'tin k USED APPLIANCES bouse ts paneled In mahogany J k Mr R F Ch h lSI g over a rec"enl wee Apply WY 2-2156 Europe, Asia. South Pacific. tiC oon: s. ex . ure , d "th M EJ" b h M rs. tza et ur2 30 House Partv Our Jon Ia your gain, and walnut· Air oonditioned. paid travel. bousJDg, food. Wellston; James C. Wright, Rt. en WI WSAZ-TV Largo patio aDd double carport. Atlantic. lllwb aalan jobs, Jackson; Jefferson D. Balf, ray and f~nuly were her broth3·00 To TeD Th.e Tnrtll THE 3 first come, first strvtd. 200 1 ' 390' May ba teen male, female over 18. OEIB Wellston; Mrs. Orville D. Dav- er and Slster-tn·l•~· Mr and 3 25 CBS News All at "vou pickup" pri· On lot DAILY SENTINEL Channel3 by app~~f"cEentRoEnDtyu.CED Box 23190. Oakland Park. I is, Jackson; Ho.ward W. Bur· Mrs. Theodore Whtte of Can- , 3:30 Edge of Nig.bt 1 5 45 Corn Cob Report 4 00 The Secret Storm Write: e-o 'J'be DaUy Sentinel Fla. 3330'1 · dette, Reedy, W. Va ; George ion · .. . . 4·30 Sgt. Presloo Boz 868-H Pomeroy, O. 1':::;;;;:~~;;.;;;;;;;::-::;; o. Hodgson, Jackson; Ben)a- Mr. Elijah ~!!Cheal VISited re- 1 7 00 Today Show Ustd Refrigerator~ Wanted To Buy I: min F. Sandrld e !II Ravens cently wtth hts nephew and fa· ' 7 25 Today Out Your Way 5 00 Early Show Several should soli for FOR SALE: 4 room house wilh CUSTOM BUTCHERING aot wood · Hugar 'Buckler A h· mily, Mr. and Mrs. Oltver Mich-l 8 25 l'oday Out Your Way USED POST HOLE digger for $50 _ 6:30 CBS Evenillg New• now onlv $20 batb full ba ~· 11Y· cutting· WtU buy l!ldes every I land · Ky. Mro ·Ben M Hutch· · s ae1 of pomeroy. Mr Ford Tractor, Contact: Mar· . , semen,I ... . . . 01·tver 'I 9 oo The New Marm ng Show 7·00 News Report sell St., Middleport. Phoue: Monday Phll Me1er, Phone ' J ·• Rt "3 J ,,. · M Micheal who had been a pa- lO 00 Eye Guess vin Keebaugh, 9 to 6 p. m., For fast cleanup. Crooley, 7:15 Your Weatbermaa 2-JSIO ~ tfc mson, r., . ac,..on; rs. 1 N Wy 18 WY 2·5342: 1 • 10 p. m., Ches- Frigidaire, Gibson and Pt. Pleasant 69$-2607. · John G Dopree, Wellston : MISs lien! at Veterans Memorial hos- 1 10 25 ews 7 20 Sports ter 985-3155. 1 II 6tc II 15 tfo Ona J McComas, Ravenswood; prtal for several weeks, has re- ~ 10 30 Concentration 7:30 The Munstera Servel _ _ _ A_u _t_ o--:Sa -cl : e _ s _ __ lnstrudions Mrs. Donald H. Whitley, Rt , turned home and " tmproved . li ·OO Morrung Star 8:00 Gilligan's Island SPECIAL~oo..---$110, - be of GE Upright F retDr -;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ u. 1 • CtYI\. •••v•n TIITI Ironton: William J. Bocock, Rt. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoi- 1 11 30 Paradse Bay 8. 30 Mv Three Sons \ hide, 5c lb. Red fox, J4.50 !""" Men-w~tmen IB and over. Secure 3 Jseksou. .. brook and sons of New Haven 12:00 Jeopardy 9·00 Thursday N1ght Movte.r 1 with aU 4 feet on, Gray Fox, 21 cu. ft. Coldspot I 63 lUlCK '. . . . $1,995 Jobt. Hlth ab.rlinl pay. Short lrt visited recently WJ"th Mr. and 12 30 Postoffll'l!l New Stock. LeSabre 2 Dr hourt. Advancemeul. Preparatory B hs 11:15 The News Tonlgbt · $3 00 with all 4 feet on . Bill Chest Freezer Hard Top. Power steerJ·ng "" •tr•lntnr aa tona u EJI:perience re~tuLre~. Mrs. Frederl"ck D. Mt"ller, 47 Mrs. Sam Damron ' 1:00 News ll :30 The Weather Teller Tboua.ndJ of job• open Bailey, ReedsviUe, Ohio. Should be $125 brakes. From one or our ••uall)' unnece.. ery. FREE lnfur· Central Ave., son, 10.41 a.m. The Youth Fellowship of th~ , t·JO SmgJn' Jamboree II: 35 Late Show I II 12tp Closeout $75 long time owners who hat m1t1on on Job•. ulerte~, requlra- T d BuriJngham Churcb en)"oyed 3 I 2 00 Th Days of Our Life owned and appreciated rna· ment.. wnte TODAY llvlnt name. ues ay; Mrs. MichaelS SwatANTIQUE Furniture, dishes. ' ' ny good Buicks. AUtomatic ~~e~~ox'::,_~bT:. n!t::.t!~; el, Syracuse, son, 5 18 a.m. party at the home of Mr and 1 2·30 The Doctors WHTN-TV mlscellaneou• Call or wrtte Matehlng Unlco trans. Beautiful dark blue Pom""''' o. Tuesday. Mrs. Roy Brickles recently. 3 00 Another World Mn. Howard Cecil, 8110 111. Waaher & Dryer with white top, Dlscbarged Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murray S·30 You Don't Say Channell3 Should be $350 $225 pr. Main SL, Pomeroy. 62 BUICK · · · · · $l,495 TRUCK DRIVERS. Semi or Mrs. Elton G. Clevenger, Mrs. Jr. have returned after a trip 4·00 Mr. Cartoon New Stock. LeSabre 4 Dr. 7:25 Dally Word I 211 tfc Sedan. Pow..- steering and Straight !\Orne experience Myrtle Cleavenger, Anthony through the west where they 4.30 Huckleberry Houn~ 7.30 Davy and Goliatb brakes. Automatir Trans. helpful but not necessary. You I Cook, Emanuel Cook, Mrs. Nai- visited several places of Inter- 5-00 Cheyenne i 1:00 Fun Scbool We can confidently refer can earn top wages after da F. Fry, Mrs. Albert J, Hess, est and they also visited Mexl6:00 News Picture For Rent you to the former owner. 9: 15 King and Odie w. Corsoy short training. Local and OV· Roscoe Houck, Mrs. Carl Hul>- eo. 6·25 Weather 1:30 Mol'lllni Movie 1 ROOM modern horne. Low ~JockMonogor er the read information avail· bard, George H. Huhn, Luther Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Char- 6 "0 Huntley-Brinkley 11 :00 Supermarket Sweep rent. 108~ Spring Ave. Porn· able. Write or caU Nalion Johns, Mrs. Joseph L. Ktrby, les Mash Jr. recently wereMr. 7:00 The Littlest Hobo ll.SO '!'he Dating Game 1 7 6tp eroy. Ph. WY 2·21 11 Pomerov, Ohio Wide Semi Training Dtvision, Mrs. Alva McGuire, Mr•. Char· and Mrs. Patrick Williams of I 00 Mtdday News 12:30 Father Knows Best 4 ROOMS bath and garage, 118 1255 Corwin Avenue, Haeck! les U. Ramsley, Leverette L. Cb..ter. 7:30 Daniel Boone I:00 Ben Casey Locuot St., rear. Call Marlin FOR SALE: Good 1957 Chevro- Terminal Building, Hamilton, Roush, Mrs. Clifford L. Russell, Mr. and Mro. Lonnie Hudson 8·30 l,aredo 2 oo The Nurses Restaurant. WY 2-9918. PILE IS SOFT and lofty- col. let, f295. Wtlliam T. Laven- Oh10, or phone 513-895-5649, Iva J. Spence, Mrs. Charles F. had as recent visitors Mr. and 9.30 Death Valley 2:30 A Time For U1 I 7 tfc ors retain brlll~nce in ear- dar, 729 Beech St., Middle- 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., daily. No Sayre and infant daughter. Mrs. Nick Perkins, Gena and 10 ·00 Dean Martm 2:55 News ~TR=A;;U.-;ER=LOT=;;-;R"'ut""la::::ncod·-..-n,=e pets c!eoned wr!" Blue Lus- port, OhiO. 1 t2 8tp collect calls please. Mary. 11.00 Lste News ' ' tre. Rent electrr< sbampooer 1 10 3t 11 15 S t Ro ndup 3·00 General Hospital miles from Pomeroy. Phone • 1. Pomeroy . "·--• Block 1955 CHEVROLET for sale. 2 c Carmel ' pors u 3.30 The Young Marrieds • ,.IS 12 .. ..... • .......,.,. d b dt WY 11:30 romght Show SH .... • .. w~ Co., Pomeroy, Ohio. oor ar ap. 2-39911. WCHS TV 4·00 Never Too Young 1 11 _6tc 1H" <(!;Jo; • 00 tour "' '· turr · 1 10 ltc Musical Instruments 4 30 Where The Action Is 5:00 Sammy Davis WY HAY and locust posts. SH 2- 11164 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent Soci"ety Notes Channel 5:30 Leave It To Beaver 5217. 1-8-Btc condition. WY 2-3951. BEAUTIFUL Spinel plano, wal· f ROOM lurnlshed apartment 12 23 tfc nut finish, good tone, like _ 7:00 Dacly Word e: oo Loolr at Weather for rent. Phone WY 2-r1'18. AI· Business Opportunities new. Party with good credit Thirty-oeven were preseni for 7·05 Mike IVallace New• 6:05 Pacemaker News 1_ I N ter 5 p.m. Phoue WY 2-3514. STORE FOR SALE: Will trade -•a otlce may take over low monthly Sunday School Jan. 2. Collec- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ritchie 7"30 Buddy Starcher Show 8: 15 Peter Jeontnce Newt Rowley and Reed Hardware. for suila(lle ~- • Carl FOR SALE payments. Write Bill Wendell, lion was $18.10. Birthday of Mr. and son Bobby Lee visited Sun- 9·00 Captain Kang8MO 1:30 Tales ol WeU. Fargo 11 I lfo Umiey ~ J>tain'- '"Oitio The Norman Phlllt(ll. house 12119 Garfield Ave., Parkers- Ben Salser was honored. day evenlng with Mr. and Mrs. 10:00 I Love Lucy 7:00 Have Gtm Will Travel =TRA=n;;-;;;E:;;II-:-:Wl'l=~--;:11'=..=-=•::::•= I Call .,;.-., .' 1 e"..,. and lots ·>tn ·syracuse, 0 h lo. burg, w. Va., for lnformatloo. There are a lot of people Hugh Bearhs. 110 .30 The McCoys 7:30 Batm811 ap IIIII water. lliwn'l l'rlll :Y: ' •.,. Property appraised at t4,1100.00 1 12 Sic wlth ooids In the community. Mr. and Mrs. DsMy West ll :OO Andy of Maybetry 1:00 Donna Reed Show If Park (Still Appnmdl · Uvelltodc . and ~ be sold for leS& than Laura Circle of Dorcas, Lucy and sons Pal and Mike of Dov. II 30 Dick an Dyke 8:30 Double Life Mlnerntlle, Oblo, I'IIOIM W\ FOR SALE· 1 Dl b d the appraised price. For de- FOR SALE: Glbso1 Super 400 Taylor and daughter Jocelyn of er, spent the New Year holiday 12 ·00 Love of Life 9:00 Bewitched wat 1 11 11e to taught~ Ca~ M~819 ":J1 tail•, eootact Eleanor Werry, Guitar with a Blgsey-Gibson MeRidge called on Mrs. Mary with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. , 12 ·25 WCHS News 1.311 Peyton Place s r. "'""' Adtnln!Jtratrlx, Pomeroy, Ohio. Falcon Amp. with foot con- Circle recently. Arnold Snowden. 112 ·30 Search For Tomorrow 10:00 'l1le Long, Hot Summer 1 12 Stc 1 Sale is subject to approval of trolled tremolo and reverber· Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser Mrs. Hugh Bearha visited 12:45 Guiding Light 1M» Lincoln Hgta. I bednom W!lkeaville, Ohle. 11:011 Pacemat• Nen bouse. Beautiful Bircll kltcnen FOR SALE: One Yorlllhlre male, the Probate Court ol Meles ation, De-armond fool control. and family of Logan. visited Mr. Thursday afternoon with Mro. 1·00 Women's Page 11·11 Loolr at Wealll• abilleta. Phone: WY 2-6127. hog, welsbt 250 peunds. CaUl County, Ohio. AU or part. D. L. Moore, WY IIIII Mrs. Robert Lee and fam. Paul Grinstead and new daugb- I·JO As the World Turns U: 20 Sport! 1 t tfc 167-3'118. 1 I &tc (1) 11, lJ, U, 14, 15, 17, Gtc 2-167$. I 12 3tc Ill durin& lltt hollda¥•· tw ~ at Ca~Jldetl.C~II'k bolo 2:011 Pwwoni U:IO A11C N1ebWe OtiAIITY OOIL&D 'TlUNII ft'W • acee~·.,. ontlt •100 L ror Oat ef Pahllfleti- II I I - -- ----- - Bachner's Super Market l Pomeroy Motor Co. ______ 1 I SKINLESS WIENERS - 99 c lbs. LOAF ) 99C Yellow ONIONS 3 19C BUTTERMILK 29C ICE MILK 49C Cottage CHEESE 2 49C Ch un k TUNA 5 99C MILK 69C 1 ' - I y~ur 1 I I . trouh-ll~~~~~~~~~~~========== b rungs ury OCiety News s• "' I 1 :Oi n~~g~b~~s ~~~r ~~~ir ~i~d- RADIATOR sERvIcE ~~~g~re~ ~~~ley, wt:~~::: f Wednesday's Program BLAEJTNAR'S Hospl"taJI\ieWS Sport Shirts 20% UNIFORMS R••· $6.96 per sot 11lo Reduced $s.aa sol Ladies Dresses 25 /0 Mluos Reduced Helf Sllea, Juniora Ladies Suits _ Reduced 25o/o 0/ LADI&S • Car Coats & Jackets Reduced 25o/o Wools-Knits-Flannels LADIES Blouses Reduced 20o/o ILOT • Ladies Sweaters _ ~ Price ILOT eLadies Sweaters Reduc I 25%-. CARRIER NEEDED II 0• T I ' • Thursday s eev lSIOn CLEARANCE -· II J 1 I ,. L..------------------------------..., ___ _, ... I I I Pomeroy landmark 81 aett nars Rock Spnn·gs n• :..:m ~ u·r: Society Notes 41 MIDDLEPORT, 8 II . e Ladies Slacks Reduced 25"A. Pleasant Valley Hospllal ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Harry bU. • , ...... Taylor, Pt Pleasant; Harold MatdllllllllwiiiJ Blain, Hogsett: George Deal, I Apple Grove, Mrs Ons Dodson, Mason: Mrs Byron Dud· 1 ding , Pt. Pleasant. Mrs Wesley Wetkle. Pt Pleasant, Miles Epling, Pt. Pleasant. DISCHARGED : Fred Star rick, Pt. Pleasant : Mrs. Dale Skmr:er, ProctorvJIJe, Ohio Mary Kinnaird, Apple Grove ; Clair Cottrill, Sr., Pt. Pleas· MASON, W. VA. ant: Carol Whittington, Buffalo; ;1. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -· Pbilmore Hudu•ll, pt. Pltallilll Dress Pants 200/0 /C Reduced CAR COATS- 25% at -- MENS 25% ond scurity rt:'cord and thPtr bene fits were stopped when thP.i' bt:ame 18 Tins 1s ~lso true if thl-'Y were JH when one ol lh\'il' p::trents rct1red, became dtsl:lb· 1 Serta·Posturesmoatb top mattress! 20% to 50% STADIUM COATS Metes county stud ~ nts umlr:age 22 may be elig ible for monthl v sot: ta l securrty ch1•r ks 1 It they were gettng benel1ts on e1ther of thC"ir parent's SUC'i<.d 1 prices I REDUCED MENS he UI' for Bend it• thstr s/1 you11 psy for thig SUITS Pullover, Button, Zipper front Stn4l~nts ~lay but the Sport Coats REDUCED 20% to 50% SWEATERS I Serta quality makes the difference you can feel...foronlyJ5 MENS MENS 1 berything's MENS 1'4"rfOI"TlltiiH"e .VIASON - John Murg<.r n, pn·s. idt•nt. pn•s1ded r~t li mtt'lln ~ ol 1 W,l ili:ill li.l H~nd Buo'i tt>rs Tues , den at the s1 l1ool Cer~::~ld SimI moll S. dlrt'dur nf W~rltJ!Il:l s Hanel tc,rd a \~·11l·r from Chvr , lt:s r:or~J\ of llu· (;,lf'hy ~.I11sw ClllltJ•dm· Ch.uh·s t1m. cong:a1 u) (ll J!Ig tiH' h,md for 1ts pt>'r form a,,, e at the ('harlf'sto'1 Ro11.:1'1 ga me re('rntly Al~o di scussed was the Solo F.nsi·mble F'e s1r val which will he hrld on Wahoma. ...oo., ----------------! ,I t'rn opt•t".L\\)I'S <tre ask('d lu ~~ <Jild t:nmly lt•nd ,r~ n ('ell! dr:mges m \1 1·~1 Mr Dlld Mrs Ben Be .r·. ll'~ of Vtrg1nr.1 re{;uJ,. Iwns ~OVt'rn 1 s;; S\'IOIIJv!i :l', Olltu, wt'l'l' Sii ndit\' ratm~ 'and Jr111kin ~ t'ilo~blt.'ih guc · ls of Mr. and .\1rs. Chnsty ments will be dt ~l' U S:!>t:'d. Ht'IL·n ••natn Business Services TV t.'Vt'IIH!g dillllt~ l' ~ llt:' Sl.'l of :'o.ft S "YOIJR RAMBLER DEALeR" . . , It LJ&AIIUN8 De• ~ DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 12, 1966- 9 1 I SALE STARTS hl -i home 1111 Hrow n St dc~u~hwr and famil\, Mt ami e r :t 1 or.~. 1t'"1,1lll ,Lilt l'j1Ull'l1li'01 Mrs Jumes Hhoctrn of Boyn n· Jn·eo.;•: nt.ll!l t"i {jfl(l uli111v )Ji'llrnn Ht•<~c h . Flc.rtila . nrP expt>t't· pk ~\ Ill Ill' p1 1 s1 nU·U ill tlw \Ia ('(j (11 'dSI! ilt> l e \\ll \r hitl'l, Rlld son Cou ll I\' Hl•sl ,tlll ;mt a ad v. ll h ht·r brother cmd lanllly, ' TJVl'rn conft•rPnl" sd wd111cd hv \1r aml Mr s. Carl Sl hwarz. Jr the .\1, 1 ~on C11unl) il•' .Liih ilf!· \1r.~. Aill't' Blctnt'r (II T111rd St ' partm1·nt T11o ~t·so..;Jo rr -: wtll h~· 1s a Jlatent at the \ 'l'ln.rms held on \\('dlt('~•lr~v. J an u<.~l )' 12. \lcmona l Husprtal. 19fiti, Ill t!Jt .\li!SI!I (OI!!l!)' ('our( Mr and Mrs K.Jrl Owens of rl1.1mlwr s ~11 2 ;1ml 7 'tO p m ~1•dd 1 Ppol t Wl'! e Wt'dnt•sd:•y All t 'IIIHl ll rf'~ I.-Jur :mt .-mtl l<~r r.;,"fi:lll (;nod t1n•s Bt•aullfUl flll'-: t wl11te L lt •,.rt , 'l~idt· ,!tld (II/[ \ ,t I' r;tJ -1 Dr "".\NT AD INFORMAOON it Hu! h tv thl' Ebt•r Hm1 sl1 F'uw th St 1959 RAMBLER CLASSIC m11\t'd ----- -- I BAHR CLOTHIERS \l1-. S.Hn .Idlers VISII '• d ovrr w1fh lht• Ht v. :nul .\fr•, l,t' "ll'r tl tt• \lt'('kl'nd m Nl'l\;1rk. Ohto l.ww . \1.1-,irll, v.!11 1t' t , ,J 1 dlll'!l!l~, w1th \•lr <Hid M1s La! rv Bel· the ~ - 1' .\II S" loll!i 111 the Be11d 1 ht·J <.~nd w11h her dattJ 1,hlf'rs. area :\11·s l•'rneo,;l Ca<.:tlt:: and Mrs Don t\1:-;amore .mrl lrml il lt''-' 1960 RAMBLER AMERICAN Rl( ll ("qntllwnt.d k1t J ohn ~on h<!S lwl'n 11! for Ttrr lkv T f\ Brnn<>tt of i-ll \H't'k s. Ru('kh<Jmwn, \\' \',1. 1" \i stllnJ! Classified Ads Your Modern 8 program �•• ,, t Sl wart Honored e I Helen Stewart, Do,.thv . w n Ja•'led t: NHCA Unit om a Russell ~ Question five Meets Monday I T • Sh PPHS youth ' At o .ottes op PT. PLEASANT- The Janu-· About Jnct"dent ary medmg of the Nu ! 11--Da!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ()·• Jan. 12, 1968 Scouts Recogniled For f eaT8 Service M k R :and Jeft. Jtm Stewart, all of IPigs 16 to 22: Stock Shoats II ' l\ason: ~Irs. Herbert Dixon. : . to 24. Cattle Steors 17 to 23; MASON .. i':aril blrthdav Susan and Roger. Pomeroy Ray MASON - Several cub 50• Heilers 17.30 to 22.30; Fat Rreelutg, were wended to Sp· Pulltn. MI. Alto. w Va. ami : .A arl!eS Scouts of Pack 253 rece,ntly ..... l'T. PLEASANT cdws 14 to 17Ji0; Canners 12 4 Ralph srew.11·t at a dmner the tmstess, Mrs. Stoi>urt. u ceived awards at the IJVt:STOOK SALES co. lo !6: Bulls 15.80 to 20; Milk held in hb honor Su nday evenNHCA Methodist Church. Cub PT. PLEA~ANT, w. VA. Cows 100 to 160; Stoock Cowl 1ng •t the home ul llrs Wilma ' orgery i It was held at Tool1e's Beaumaster James Jarrell pre,senot· Saturday, Jan. 8, 1966 and Calves 140 to 175; Stock StobRrt Pnmecon ~ btrthda) MtrrHt~RS WELCOME , • ' ty Shop Monday evemng w1th !' ed Silver Arrow Points in HOGS- 1151to 220 25 to 27.40 ; steers 20 to 25.40 ; Stock Steell cake enscrohed. ' H:<tllll" Borth· o PT. PLEASAN1-A~nes lrene 1the group completmg plans for PT PLEASANT -CitypOICe Rank to John Rotlgen, Heavies 24 to 26.40; Fat Sows Calves 22 to 2540; Stock Heif· d·a_1 • Ralph .. wa> ,m·,;d to th• MASON - Den Mothers tram- ~ C''Brien, New Ha~en, arralgQ· i Affiliate No. t1 to be_ hosts to hove queslloned ftve ,:'~:~: Patches were presented to 21.30 to 22.90; Boars 18 to 19.50; er Calves 25 to 55. tJnt urr't' and "llt'"h mg sdwul for Ma~on rub Scout ed Tuesday befme Justice of 1 the West Virgm1a Halfdressers ant Hlgh scllool y~u~ s . . ly Baldwm and Ray -·-~ VEAL CALVES - Recetp~ 1 00 s'lt'~\.lrl . •ta;tu'lt•J 11 1 Fort ~53 wtll bt> h~ld .January lith al Peace Roy Kmcaid .charges and Cosmetologists AssucJatJon , nectJOn .w Jth a roc r~i~mc~~:~ Asst. Denner Patches went Patch for rei!ruiting three new 92; Tops 3690; Seconds ali 1.1-'.vts \\ .t'ih . will n•ltlrn litHe tlw M:l"(\" M!'thodisl Church , or forg~ry, . wa.s committed to Conv~ntion to be held at the cldent mvolvmg a GalS d 1Martie Johnson and Andy scouts. 1 Medium 25 to 27; Common and .Jan11.m· l~tl1 1;rHJ!' I IJ tu s ar · haspment trom Y to I! am county Jail m heu of $500 bond Pleasant Point Resort. January t~ school .bus last at~ra!i l art. Receiving .cerWleates of ree-l Heavies 22.50 to 33.25i Culll t·: :o l h rrthd ~l\ lilt- llltinth At- All Interested motht·rs a~ wel- for grand Ju.ry appearance I 29th and 30th. Barbara Shell mght fo~lowm~ the Pt Pie 5 - Boys receivmg one, two ognition 'fbr redultlng a new 22 50 to 24.80. 22 ttnd1ng \H'I e tht> thHIIlr·ee Mrs l'umc Charles 0 Bnen, • N .ew 1 and Doddee Foran were chosGallipolis ba:kelball. game. I three year service star pins Cub Scout were Robert Belch-~ ----1 Haven, was charged Wllh bemg oen to be delegates. The youths, rangmg In. age their participatrnn in the er, John Dillon, Charles Conley, Until 19!8, passports for for[an accessory before and after 1 The convent1<m schedule for !rom 15 to 17 years, admttted Up which lasted from Mike Lewis, Rodney Rottgen, leign travel were requtred only the act of forgery. 1 all members m good standmg lhrowmg rocks at lh movmg her to December 17th and John Roltgen. 1in time of war. Franklin Leroy Jones, 22, Rt. is as follows: Saturday, Jan school bus us the bus was ap- follows: 2, Pt. Pleasant was committed 2!Jth , 9 a.m. the W. Va . HCA I proaching 22nd Street intersec· One year, Belly Baldwin, Robcounty Ja il for 10 days on each State Fair Fashion Comrnittet twn w1th the wmdsh1eld of the ert Belcher, John Dillon, ""'" '• of two counts, no inspectiOn ! will rnet:t and work wtlh the bus bemg broken hy the hurled eph Shepherd, Randy Conley, sticker and defecUve eq~1pment, new Trend. Ma~ie Scott, _offt- rock~ . There were no personal and John HoUgen: Two year, t'J defa ult or bond or p_<J~mrnt ~·1al h:1ir .fa~ llJOn commt!tt'~ l tnJUrle:-. The school bus was Chnrles Conley, Mike Lewis, 1 of flue . Clarence MdDomt•ls, 61. ml'mt.t>r, wtll be the guest art · · occupwd bv 45 students , bus JJm Fnune Bnan Johnson are at l Ht. 2. Pl Pleasant, was a1T(·sted 1st ; 2 p m 1!1 5 p m. Mamie driver and. Albert Durose, Supt. vid Johnso~, and Charles ~mp1 by constable John Hill on a Scott well hold pnvale classes I of GalltpollS Ctty Schools. The sel· Three Year David Smith charge of mtoxication. on the New Trend for all mem· l matter IS still under investiga- 1 Ri~ky Burris ~d Mike For~ hers. The cos t b $7.50 per mem- tion man FLOORING, No.2 pine _low as 12~c ft. her . ! Wayne Kmcaid, Jr, 24, 408 , Andy Stewart received 8 FRAMING lew as $95 M. All Nat10nal Beauty Salon : First stree t, Pt. Plla.sant, _was , certil!cate of recognition, SEE THESE .. , , recruiter 1Queen; are to report to the , c!lcd for fatlure to yteld nght- cruiter strtp, and Hmr Fashwn chatrman, Damon of-w::ty fo\luw111g a two car ac- __ . PLYWOOD - - - - low as 3.25 sheet MIS De lbert Dolson, a form- ' Sellllf. at 2 p m. There will be, cident Tuesday al 10 10 a. m Wood, Jerry Morgan, all low as 1 Oc ft. et r~stdrnl of \1ason and now a d::mLe m. the Summtl no?m tmt·stl ea ted b} clly polJce. I New Havel!, ond Mike Har- SHEATHING ('lassk ti (' l111dt•r· Alt l oma iH' '1'1 ans Haclto and . 8 30 p.m. ttl I p m. at whtch The tn!Shap occurred when a bo dG G fM th St·te N· 1 1 B of Parkersburg 1s a pat1ent at 1 . . ur <m ary recn o ason. lh-' Lllt> l O ll t' hw<:~! oWitt'f. Lrkl' llt'W. PANELING low as 4.25 sheet 1me e a a mna eau- car dnven by Kmcatd was turn-1 :;;:====iiiiiii====j 1 the Sl. Joseph Hospttal wh~re . ty Salon Queen wtll be thosen 1 111 g left onto 6th Street from ' CEILING TILE low as 12c ft. she " undergomg tests e-. ThiS d.mce is open to th e pub- I Ttppett Alley co lltdmg with a WOMENS 1~64 trnmne the cause of her 11 ness he at $Z l)f'r person d Ll d J B k , b . 231 r nven 1JY oy a er, HUSH PUPPIES t} r) l! ndt·r -1 Dr Arnen r an Stamlar d Trans R&H. llt>r rnom num er IS I Sunday, .Jom~ary. 301h, 1966 - ca Rt 3. Leon INSULATION IDw as 4'.4c ft. Llttc u11 11t·r ·\ lltJ:IIt'r ont' like new . Sondny guests of Mr and 8 30 a.m. · N t n 1 Bea 1 • Sa 1 1 a 10 n , u~ - ProrJcrty d;unage le the veFeather Light Also All Reloted Matorials ond Free Delivery Mrs• Ro) Turker and family 1 1on wee k bn ·akf as t• - 10 a rn htC'It> s was e:.t1mated at $175 1 v;elt' ht•r mother, ~4rs M:l rga- ·mnual meetmg I Th 1 · 'I s•s F' u·~ ye Joltn- ~· ere were no persona lflJunes RED ROOF PAINT - - - - gal. 3.60 I et ,T111ns0n. I !l !S .., ts ev l ('11111'1 r;old wtth Y~-hitt• top One lol'al owner. son Sue Johnson! Sue 1\eutzlmg Bldncr and Mrs. Helen Stew·'' TRVOUT FOR BAI'\0 NARROW- MEDll1MSpecials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing 1'\tt't' [ll!rJ t lt><JII and D 1\rd Wrlhams , art ami famllv I M<\SON S W1 B nd II'IDE WIDTHS ~l r dnd \1r s Char les Ingle~ Mr. and ,l.rs Garv Wilson ' - IX a lama a rr. emhers accompcmu!d by the1r ~tnd !'on Bnan, Bloomington, · and family of Chmleston vi::;it- Director. Gerald Simmons, and $1Q·99 Inti , v1:-- 11ed rerenUy w1th his ed Uw: \\;l'Pkf'r td w1th his nar1 I' John Morga n, president of the , 6 l',V lll ldt>r C..Jil\ t 1{,'\: H. Staudard fr ,ms Rt>d (I.Od par l'nb. Mr and :VIr:". Les In- cnts, ~lr. and Mrs. Bltss Wil- lland Boosters, west to Ch.rr-: MATERIALS CO. gel s and her mo 11ier, Mrs S,•m son leston F' rid ily to try out for the MASON, W.VA. n3-S554 .Jptl ers 1 J\.1i"S \farv Bun ic.;, ~mploved Al l Sta le B:mJ. Th Py wf're Chns· \1, s t•:di~on Rak••r MiddiPport m Cctl 1nnb u.s Vl \ ll1 d hrt par- ly Howard, Craig Abohn, Steve SJ ll' rll Sunday v.ith ht:>r parPn ts. en t -:. :\1r ;1nd :\1rs L 0. Uun1s -- -·-6 t\hndt>r 4 Dr t'LlsSIC' Auto Tram One Jural .\1 r and Mr!'i llnnlt'r .l11l1nsnn uver tllf' Wt>('kl' nd owm·r Hun~ f1111' 0n Ch Of F Early for 8Jrth.lay • ar et eport I :t I 1 I THE BEST DEALS What Do You Need For Remodeling? ANYWHERE CHECK OUR LOW PRICES I METROPOUTAN MOTORS · I Mason Personals 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN I I -'r RAMBLER STATION WAGON 1 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN NURSES SHOE I 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN HOGG & ZUSPAN THE SHOE BOX 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON ~l! s St'VI'l 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR " Or Stalu1n \\ Anvlht•l Lillt' l111 at.:.t lll :.d Ful l pnwt>r 11\1 IH" l 1\.llllblt 1 Clt•an and mce ·\I I gna~d ,\11 !iSt'" Eilwbt tlr dtal ltre'> l.rke nrw Ill- M1 lnro"ll h<1H' sHit- <l!H l uul pn•pt'l'l\ ~1r. fr1!111 111 l'l:rmwtl Jan. 12th \lason l'Jrl Schwarz, Sr PT IC: Pl.t-: \S \\T - flf See These and Many More AI IAETROPOLITAN MOTORS A r'II'PI il l dr:.l'll '" 11n In lh·,dt ll Pt•p,J! I 111., nwnt pt·rsonnt·l. n·sL11J1 <-6111 np · Phone WY 2-3870 t,--------------------' THURSDAY TOP COATS &ZIP OUT TOPPERS REDUCED 33!% · ··· ·· · · NOW $15.30 to $36.67 REG. PRICE FROM $22 95 'fO $55.00 Sh·1~art Ha1ul J.'nr Cmnm••n•h•fl Reduced ~·ebru a ry 12th lt'l htre! A re•l S.rti·PothH41 maUreulo1 11!.1 httlt 11 S31il15. Long low's tht time to buy ...cernt in today I or~ wetr, long on tomlort, long on POIILJrt·rllfl\l lupJIOrl GIOU\0. lrtJDOih• top Sf1la COiliiiUtllon. Thll II tUCh I Qftll v•lut ""'can oil" 11 fare 1\mlltd llmt onl~. • £~cli.alrt Smoolh-Lor condlur:tlon • Hundrld• o(~wlfl·t•,.,ld ttllf• o( lfmiWtd tt.fl • Allrtclj~f h••~y-duty wo~tn tltll'f c:ortr • Gtnu/nt .mooth lo.o com(orl t No buUOnl, nO lutnPI • SPtrftl boJ IIJfing ~"l,nfd wt•ttd iutlbllnr. lot mutmum tup. MASON FURNITURE .• 773·5592 HERMAN GRATE I LOT MENS REDUCED 1 LOT IVY LEAGUE PANTS Voloot To $5.95 - - - Solo for Men Luggage wom. Red. 70% MENS H DRESS ats - Reduced 200/0 /C & I Lot Lodies Skirts, '12 Prict $3.99 In $14.97 led. or d1ed. I To assist studen ts and all others intrrested m ft rulm g uut abuut the1r soc1al SPcurity benefrts, the Dlstnct Off1re IS ~a­ rietta will be open Sa lurrtHy mormng from 9 unttl 12 as well as the usual hours, MrHldr~y through F'r td::Jy , from 8 45 a m. to 4 45 p. m. Reg $7.98 to $29 9> 1 Lot Ladies Skirts Reduc. 25o/o I LOT LADIES Suits & Dresses _ _ ~ Price Ladies Dress Coats Redc. 25o/o $J.39 SWEATERS i Price Mens Jackets Reducod 20% MENS LONG SLEEVE 1 LOT WORK 2 SIGNS r.ttUOtlto' o..caun. .,... .t.JI. OP ~1-.J.AlluM SEWING machines. repatr ser rice. all makes. W\' 2-2214 The Fabrt< Shop Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Servrce. J 29 tte Pomerov Mntnr Co . CCL Plans its Annual Benefit ~ : ~~;~!i~ve':!nservation Society Notes League Tuesday afternoon al By Ber1ha Parker the home of Mrs. Kenneth Sc1tes planned its annual benefit card Mr. Pearl Parker bas r. A1."1 CONDITIONING Refrlger IUI:UUI.A &'IUNI 1965 Chevrolet 4 Door $2095 party whtch wtll be neld Tueg.. l turned borne from Columbns II· ation aervlce Jark's Reh1[1 fbi I"Uh1httla' ....,.,"• tile ftlb' da1, Feb. 8, at 7. 30 p. rn . at the ' ter undergoing major surgi!I'J 6 cyl. engine. Std. trans. Radio and heater. Locally own- I eratmn, New Haven. Phone 1o tral' or twtw~ .., .a. o-m.., o< .,.,,,.....,. •u•"'"' •llouit1 ed and sharp mterior. Turq. fimsh. New guarantee. MiddleJK>rl F:lementary school I at Rtverstde Methodtsl o1ospi~ reported tr.rn.,cltiJeh rM out. I TU :I-:J537. 4 I tic l11tlt" WUl QD1 tW ,_JNIUdfiW fo• CommiUePs were named and al. Mr. and Mrs. Parker wert 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door _ _ _ $1999 aore ti:IU _ . •MtOI'I'tCif I.....,Uoo tnclude Mrs. Robert Schmoll, returned to thelf l•ome btr~ Power steenng, automatic, radio, all !he works, like ' UGHT hauling, coal and cat aan• Mrs. Scites and Mrs . Don Mul- by thetr son-in-law ""d Jaugbnew tires, tan fmish. V8 engine. Spotless intenor. f'8l wan1 .ttl ..,.... tie. Phone WY 2-7786 and WY l len, tables and c·ha~rs : Mrs ter , Mr. and Mrs Hugh Ferg~ • cen11 pM •""' on• ,_,.... 2-7286. 12·18-JIJic 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door _ $1369 lllnlmulll •:.D.UJ8 II£ _.... Neal Howard, Mrs. Glen Hens· son and son. James. D cent.~ pm •ord for tbrM 1011 Deluxe vmyl intenor, green fmish, good ttres, heater, iti!CUH.,., •Uiti'U•nt i fer and Mrs. Wesley fry, fa··- Roy Howell who is employed Plenty of economy and priced to go. 5fl oet oenl 4 H.. -.an• Oil OIW . . tUif> aw. pald tnUU• to r~a,. EYorydoy Specials ' ors; Mrs. Allen Leonard anu in flltnoJS spent Chnslmao week CARr"! Oil rHAN"R.I!o & UIIU'lJ/\"111.:at SPICED tb ' Mrs.Kenneth HarriS for Pome- , end with hts famtly here. ,, .., ..,. lit ""' ... Imam traoll L&ddlf.IOIIal 111nrf lr Marie's Style Poll LUNCHEON ' · I roy and Mrs. Charles Smith for Mr and Mrs Vern Story cl Dn'll A Y.OUBi 1 iW10 A II lr Soflt'' P Ill. UIIU) H & · · · 5 -25 ::~ prizes. Mrs. Columbus spent New Year'• OPEN EVi:S. 9:00 P.M. 1Middleport, leturdU 1 :::11 " >'I <.o 11101 DOOII 5halrcuts 51·50 ampoo 5ets Scites, Mrs. Charles Bradbury . we<kend w1th her parents, Mr. n"'b .. JlABl' f(l 1"1 At:& A 30 doy color rinse, v. Mrs Howard, Mrs. Gene Houd. and Mrs. Norman Sehaeler. IIGMEIIOW, OHIO (lUIJ1.1 t'ROJII t lfiiO 1 ' 1" Shompoo & set $3.50 Fairmont ashelt, Mrs Leonard and Mrs John Story accompamed bil 1111 "'" A.D .,_ Permanent• $7.50 up f•lrmont '.'1: Harris, advertising. 1parents home after hdvin!t vi~oo PHONE WY 2-2156 W• Sell ond Servtco Dairf Fair got. AI h 1 FOR SALE Will and Wigleta VALLEY BELL so, Mrs James Jo 08on. , ited with his grandparent• for for Rent __ _ -- , chairman, ktlchen : Mrs. John •a week. Card Of Thanks FURNISHED, 4 · room• aiJd REBUILT SINGER Console , Marie's Style Post lb. I Krawsczyn and Mrs. Jean Mr. and Mrs. Murl Harrlt WOULDLIKE to e•press my bath, apartment in Pomeroy . ~e~rgl My~~~m~:~!~ty ~~ • RL 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 Cook, cooflee: Mrs Ingles, Mrs and children of st. Albans, w. 1 1 Uelt thanks to all those WY 2·3!1' 1 5. 12 31 Uc ut . Syncuse. Ohio I Argo 6V• oz. Hams, Mrs. Houdashelt, Mrs I Va . VISited Sunda' Wllh Mr, hear . ---parts . Pay $44.50 or $125 per ,·,....,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,,.-11 Llghl uno Robert Ashley )Irs Srites woo helped us m any way week. Call WY 2-6555. t· · · · · · · and Mrs. George Renshaw. during my hospitallzatmn at TWO TRAILER SPACES for i t II 6tc IARL GRUESER, Plumbing ~owur ::~;.•d_•'_ _ _ _ __ •,~,· Mrs. Lowell Beaver, Mrs. Paul i LewiS Arvin Diehl, who II a v terans Memorial Hosptl· rent m the Village ol Mtddle- - · - - - and he>tmg Minersville Russell, Mrs Wo·sley Fry. Mrs. student at Sprmg Arbor CoUege ale Our gratitude to Drs. E:h- port. Call WY 2-3346 or WY IT'S TERRIFIC the way we're Ohio. End sewer Robert Ftsher. Mrs. George I 10 Mtchigan spent the Cbrlslo linger, Ne11l. Ridgeway, Schae· 2·2186 or WY ~-3600. selling Blue Lustre for clean- les. We have all SlZes sewer I Mrller,. Mrs . Don Mullen, Mr> mas vacation Willi ~"•n• 11 30 lfc kef, Nurses Aides and Staff' mg rugs and upholstery. Rent machines. Reasonable rates. Franklw Tnpkti , Mrs. Don 1Mrs. Charles Dtehl ao<i famllr for their wonderful care and I ----electric shampooer $1. Baker Call WY 2-2974. day or night. Insurance If: Thomas, Mrs. Raymond Stew· I and Mr and Mrs Lou D!Ohl. e<msideratton, and to my Pas- ; FOUR ROOM furnished apart- Furniture, Middleport. g 15 lfc PH<"''' Copym1 5er¥1ce Cop. :~~- ~~~le~a~~lllt~w~~~- ~~: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ba• 1 lO 6tc tor Rev. Freeland Norris, and rneut. WY 1,!551. II 15 tic ies made ol legal papers. lun>s M . Le d , d M er and Polly Ann of Mao1on and d Sh I f S be HEATING PLUMBING R I b ~ rd nd lrno I an• rs onar rs. MISS Poly 1 Karr 01· r· 0 1urn bUl mem rs Q my un ay c 00 WHY worry over • sluggish ' ura "uo reco ' a a s ' Dale Walburn, kil chenHnhelpers class for agam having serv· for Sale septic tank Get Klean-Em . Do1ol Bottle Gas Arnold Bro- other documenta Mrs. Earl Dovenport, Mrs.I spent Chrtslmas w·th thelf ices in the beat!llful mspiring 1 All Septic Tank Cleaner, tbers, 611 E. Main Street Bealer blsarauce, Pome,., Jean Cook, Mrs. Leonard, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dtrk chilpel. Mnr,v thanks for gfts, ' G E TV, 21 inch. Like new. Landmark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. 8 22 tic I I Ur 'M r. H d h . I Karr The Carleton Sunday Schoo1 1 rs .ene ou as e11 , 1a 11 tes. · nd d llnwers, vt v , car s a I 3 yr. old, $75 Ph. WI 2·3819, Pomeroy. 12-16·30tc . ·'ETNA CASUALTY 1 nee dM H d dM D \lr and Mrs Homer Holle1 "' nsurR had an attendance of 51 offering an rs owar an rs av- · prayers. May God bless you I 12 3tc ' Mullen Insurance Agency. Inc. $3192 Jan 2 Worship service ., enport, tickets. were Chrtstmas day dinner all. Leona Hensley Real Estate For Sale I EXPERIENCED Po Ph ~ •3J8J - - - -· guests of Mr. and Mrs Harlo STEREO 111115 od I meroy, one "' ~ · followed w1th Rev. Clyde Hm2 It l 1 P WALNUT . : . m e FOR SALE: 6rooms and bath , , 1 1 lie pita! at Parkersburg. I well Curd anct John. Ball Run. -W -E- .,c,0 -:-:U -::L-:D :-:-L'"'•k-e-:-to take this TIHskset raddto eqtutpped.F' 4 • gas heal, front ond back o::-:==-===~ ton preachmg on the 61h dtap- , Mrs Wilbur Ba1ley visited I Mr. and Mrs Walter Walker • ~ soun sys em our 1 G.RANGE INSURANCE;-Mallen ter of Matth•·w six th and sev. 1 h k' fr'e ds spea er · h C II Rd S "" re<."ently w1th Mrs. Howard Bo- Star Houle, and Mr. and Mn. sllpee,d i,ntermixedt I cThhangert. l. Insurance Agency, Inc., Pom· enth verses lin at the home of Wendel Freck- i Ellrl Dill, Nease Settlement vi .. d" d and ua vo ume con ro. ts se l 12 3t troy. Pbooe WY :t-3381. I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl and ' er, Racine. ' i!ed Mr and )Irs Pearl Parker. ness In sen mg car s sold much htgher. Take over I c 9 I lfc Rodney vtstled recently wtlh her calling tn the recent illness of th - --- 1 From the largest truck or --:-:=::::=-;;;--::::::=:-:::-:: " '" payment. o1 •" ~• per mon bulldozer radiator to !be \UTUMUBILE 1111uranee oeoo sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. A M ht N d our aug er • ency nn. r · or nt~y balance due $81 22. 1 ~- _ Ll D .It I 1mallest heater core. and Mrs. Clarence Roy. Try in your borne Ca ll WY , fwi/Cifltl' 1ft, til' I c:aucelledl T.oat your oper• David Rees of Baltimore. Oh1o 1 12 llc I IDr'l ~~ Cd WY :1-illlll Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murray . _2-iiS~5. I II 61c POMEROY - I room frame, ' lillie Jr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Murray 9 00 Green Acre!! lo~t and Found _' bath, large lot, located on • WY 2-214J Pomeroy were in Washington, 0 c re· ! 21 INCH RCA T 1 . . WSAZ- TV i 9 :ttl D1ck Van Dyke ___ 1 ' e evlswn ~on Route 7, can be purchased on '-:i:~~;:;:;:~~ cently to YJstt SP 4 Wtllinm 10 00 l!annv Ka~r LOST.- Blue Tick dog, near sole. Good oondttlon. Prtced land contracl. $4,000.00. /'" Murray who 1s stationed at Fort Channel3 MnrntnR Star areo , on Decem- reasonably. Phone WY 2-2441 CLOSE • IN - 8 room frame, Phano Today For 11 Myers, Va. 6 00 News Pocture II ijJ The News 'l'o111ght 1 6 tile _ 13 bedrooms), lmth, It 15 Weather Teller ber 29. Name on l11g, Thornbase- 1 Mr and Mrs Clilfton Morris 6 30 Jim Thar·ke! Sports I I 11 Zll Late Show as Manuel If found . please ment, furnace heotmg, eonFREE ESTIMATES and family of Columbus visi ted, 6 25 Weather call CH 1-2282. I II 3tc INTERNATIONAL 55 Pickup crete front porch. Owner may!' ' - - - - : : ; - - - Entered Hospital wtlh hiS parents, Mr and Mrs II T 0 St l k S · ON 6.30 Huntle!·Brinkley Heporl WHTN rue · ee ~rca · · ew- finance. $5,50000. Persons entenng Holzer Hos- Johnny Morris over the week- 1 7,00 Dr. Kildare _ art, Rutlan, 0 l 6 6tc_ SYRACUSE _ 111 story frame I eALUMINUM SIDING pita! dunng the last 24 hours end. Ch 113 Notice 7.30 The Vlfglnlall anne USED work pants1 sblrta, J•ck· 3 bedrooms, bath, basement, • STORM DOOR were : Mrs. Frederick Mtllor, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Carl b 1 1 DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza, ets, and shoes. £arl Cheva' gas 'furnace heating. garaf!!, I WINDOWS t7 Central Ave.; Mrs. Eddith and family had as recent visi-, 9 110 8 " f ope 5 011 Soupy Sales 50c, 15c, and $1.00 sizes. De- lier, Long Bottom, Ohio. ' oorner lot 100 x 100, on eROOFING B. Morgllll, 2051'1 ThJrd Ave.; tors btr parents, Mr. and Mrs 1 10 · 00 1 spy 5 30 Leave it 1o Beaver luxe Pizzs, $1.50. Jack 's IJai12-ll-25tp Route 124 $5,50000. I Exterior Decorators Mrs. L!llie M, Holley, 648 Ftrst Charles Barnett of Grove City ' :: : ~ ~~~th~:w• 6 oo Look at Weather ry Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tfc FIREWOOD, any length,' l io ALBt;RT M. COX, BROKER Of Ohio Ave.; Eugene Elhott, Rt. % Miss Ernestine Wood, who IS ' II 30 Sports Roundup 6 05 Pae•maker ~'"" pick up load. Call or write WY 2-3830 WY t-3636 Crown City; James R. Baker, in a bnsiness school In Porkers· 6 15 Peter Jenmgs Ne \\'1 Help Wanted Glendale Skidmore, Shade, l II 3tc WY 2-.1644 Middleport, 0 . AddiSon: Jeffrey J. Blazer, Rl. burg, was home over the week - 11 lO TomCght SShowTV ti .30 Ta les of Wells Fargo Columbus Dispatch paper boy I Oh~~-11!Y_6-3437, 1-3tfc FARM for Sale, Phone SH 2-1- - - - : - = = = = - - - l Gallipolis; Jacob C. Gmger· end to visit her parents, Mr. W H 7·00 Have Gun Will Travel needed for Lincoln Hill areo. BUDGET PRICED furniture in 52'15. 1-3-tfc AUCilCINEER ich, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Steph- and Mrs. Ernest Wood. Channel 7"30 Batman Complete Servtee enD. Williams, Henderson; Mcs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smitb, Ed8 00 Patty Duke Show WY 2-2531. 1 12 6tc our third Door budget shop. HOUSE FOil SALE Crill Hradforo Ons D. Lathey, Pt. Pleasant; ward and Alvin visited recent- 5 00 Early Show 8 30 Blue Light Baker Furniture, Middleport, llodern Ranch Style BeaoWul W 1 D g· k" Pt PI B" I' U Ohio. II 12 lfc focauun on top of l!rulll b!U Write, Proae or Contad es ey . tmp ms, . eas· ly with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Coil- 6 3D CBS Evening News 9·00 The tg a e'! lt'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOO'IIIaetng Stal<! Hlghwar Garage on A. 1.. IIRADFORD ant: Robert Gerlach, Rt. 2 Le- ran and family at MI. Alto 7:00 News Report 1000 Amos Burke, Secret Alftl Route 7 watb cood ro•d to mam Racine, Obto tart; Mrs. Br1ce H. Chap~a~, w Va. 7.15 Your Weatherman 11 00 Pacemaker New:. highwaY Four bedrooms, llvtng I I lfc Rt. 1 Apple Grove; Mrs. Wdhe Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, 7:20 Sports II 15 Look at Weather INVENTORY dmmg, family, ldteh•n. ·eak l.,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Collins, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; Mrs John Walter and Richard visit- 7:3ll Lost m Space 11.20 Sports fall pla1. maid'S. utility andil. Mtchael _S. Swatzel, Syracuse; ed an afternoon with his moth-1 8.30 Be>erly Htllbilltes 1 30 ABC Ntghlhfe thop Thr<te batho, •• •nlc We Over-• Emplovmenl Mrs. Dwtght C. Oliver, Mtddle· er Mrs. Lenora Dean of Pomer RUTLAND and wall rO wall carpet on I All trades truck driver to port; Mrs. Gordon H. West, Ra· ' Doors. Abnut two-thtrd1 of project engineers. Africa. cine; Mrs. Jake H. Woolum royv·· 'tin k USED APPLIANCES bouse ts paneled In mahogany J k Mr R F Ch h lSI g over a rec"enl wee Apply WY 2-2156 Europe, Asia. South Pacific. tiC oon: s. ex . ure , d "th M EJ" b h M rs. tza et ur2 30 House Partv Our Jon Ia your gain, and walnut· Air oonditioned. paid travel. bousJDg, food. Wellston; James C. Wright, Rt. en WI WSAZ-TV Largo patio aDd double carport. Atlantic. lllwb aalan jobs, Jackson; Jefferson D. Balf, ray and f~nuly were her broth3·00 To TeD Th.e Tnrtll THE 3 first come, first strvtd. 200 1 ' 390' May ba teen male, female over 18. OEIB Wellston; Mrs. Orville D. Dav- er and Slster-tn·l•~· Mr and 3 25 CBS News All at "vou pickup" pri· On lot DAILY SENTINEL Channel3 by app~~f"cEentRoEnDtyu.CED Box 23190. Oakland Park. I is, Jackson; Ho.ward W. Bur· Mrs. Theodore Whtte of Can- , 3:30 Edge of Nig.bt 1 5 45 Corn Cob Report 4 00 The Secret Storm Write: e-o 'J'be DaUy Sentinel Fla. 3330'1 · dette, Reedy, W. Va ; George ion · .. . . 4·30 Sgt. Presloo Boz 868-H Pomeroy, O. 1':::;;;;:~~;;.;;;;;;;::-::;; o. Hodgson, Jackson; Ben)a- Mr. Elijah ~!!Cheal VISited re- 1 7 00 Today Show Ustd Refrigerator~ Wanted To Buy I: min F. Sandrld e !II Ravens cently wtth hts nephew and fa· ' 7 25 Today Out Your Way 5 00 Early Show Several should soli for FOR SALE: 4 room house wilh CUSTOM BUTCHERING aot wood · Hugar 'Buckler A h· mily, Mr. and Mrs. Oltver Mich-l 8 25 l'oday Out Your Way USED POST HOLE digger for $50 _ 6:30 CBS Evenillg New• now onlv $20 batb full ba ~· 11Y· cutting· WtU buy l!ldes every I land · Ky. Mro ·Ben M Hutch· · s ae1 of pomeroy. Mr Ford Tractor, Contact: Mar· . , semen,I ... . . . 01·tver 'I 9 oo The New Marm ng Show 7·00 News Report sell St., Middleport. Phoue: Monday Phll Me1er, Phone ' J ·• Rt "3 J ,,. · M Micheal who had been a pa- lO 00 Eye Guess vin Keebaugh, 9 to 6 p. m., For fast cleanup. Crooley, 7:15 Your Weatbermaa 2-JSIO ~ tfc mson, r., . ac,..on; rs. 1 N Wy 18 WY 2·5342: 1 • 10 p. m., Ches- Frigidaire, Gibson and Pt. Pleasant 69$-2607. · John G Dopree, Wellston : MISs lien! at Veterans Memorial hos- 1 10 25 ews 7 20 Sports ter 985-3155. 1 II 6tc II 15 tfo Ona J McComas, Ravenswood; prtal for several weeks, has re- ~ 10 30 Concentration 7:30 The Munstera Servel _ _ _ A_u _t_ o--:Sa -cl : e _ s _ __ lnstrudions Mrs. Donald H. Whitley, Rt , turned home and " tmproved . li ·OO Morrung Star 8:00 Gilligan's Island SPECIAL~oo..---$110, - be of GE Upright F retDr -;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ u. 1 • CtYI\. •••v•n TIITI Ironton: William J. Bocock, Rt. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoi- 1 11 30 Paradse Bay 8. 30 Mv Three Sons \ hide, 5c lb. Red fox, J4.50 !""" Men-w~tmen IB and over. Secure 3 Jseksou. .. brook and sons of New Haven 12:00 Jeopardy 9·00 Thursday N1ght Movte.r 1 with aU 4 feet on, Gray Fox, 21 cu. ft. Coldspot I 63 lUlCK '. . . . $1,995 Jobt. Hlth ab.rlinl pay. Short lrt visited recently WJ"th Mr. and 12 30 Postoffll'l!l New Stock. LeSabre 2 Dr hourt. Advancemeul. Preparatory B hs 11:15 The News Tonlgbt · $3 00 with all 4 feet on . Bill Chest Freezer Hard Top. Power steerJ·ng "" •tr•lntnr aa tona u EJI:perience re~tuLre~. Mrs. Frederl"ck D. Mt"ller, 47 Mrs. Sam Damron ' 1:00 News ll :30 The Weather Teller Tboua.ndJ of job• open Bailey, ReedsviUe, Ohio. Should be $125 brakes. From one or our ••uall)' unnece.. ery. FREE lnfur· Central Ave., son, 10.41 a.m. The Youth Fellowship of th~ , t·JO SmgJn' Jamboree II: 35 Late Show I II 12tp Closeout $75 long time owners who hat m1t1on on Job•. ulerte~, requlra- T d BuriJngham Churcb en)"oyed 3 I 2 00 Th Days of Our Life owned and appreciated rna· ment.. wnte TODAY llvlnt name. ues ay; Mrs. MichaelS SwatANTIQUE Furniture, dishes. ' ' ny good Buicks. AUtomatic ~~e~~ox'::,_~bT:. n!t::.t!~; el, Syracuse, son, 5 18 a.m. party at the home of Mr and 1 2·30 The Doctors WHTN-TV mlscellaneou• Call or wrtte Matehlng Unlco trans. Beautiful dark blue Pom""''' o. Tuesday. Mrs. Roy Brickles recently. 3 00 Another World Mn. Howard Cecil, 8110 111. Waaher & Dryer with white top, Dlscbarged Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murray S·30 You Don't Say Channell3 Should be $350 $225 pr. Main SL, Pomeroy. 62 BUICK · · · · · $l,495 TRUCK DRIVERS. Semi or Mrs. Elton G. Clevenger, Mrs. Jr. have returned after a trip 4·00 Mr. Cartoon New Stock. LeSabre 4 Dr. 7:25 Dally Word I 211 tfc Sedan. Pow..- steering and Straight !\Orne experience Myrtle Cleavenger, Anthony through the west where they 4.30 Huckleberry Houn~ 7.30 Davy and Goliatb brakes. Automatir Trans. helpful but not necessary. You I Cook, Emanuel Cook, Mrs. Nai- visited several places of Inter- 5-00 Cheyenne i 1:00 Fun Scbool We can confidently refer can earn top wages after da F. Fry, Mrs. Albert J, Hess, est and they also visited Mexl6:00 News Picture For Rent you to the former owner. 9: 15 King and Odie w. Corsoy short training. Local and OV· Roscoe Houck, Mrs. Carl Hul>- eo. 6·25 Weather 1:30 Mol'lllni Movie 1 ROOM modern horne. Low ~JockMonogor er the read information avail· bard, George H. Huhn, Luther Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Char- 6 "0 Huntley-Brinkley 11 :00 Supermarket Sweep rent. 108~ Spring Ave. Porn· able. Write or caU Nalion Johns, Mrs. Joseph L. Ktrby, les Mash Jr. recently wereMr. 7:00 The Littlest Hobo ll.SO '!'he Dating Game 1 7 6tp eroy. Ph. WY 2·21 11 Pomerov, Ohio Wide Semi Training Dtvision, Mrs. Alva McGuire, Mr•. Char· and Mrs. Patrick Williams of I 00 Mtdday News 12:30 Father Knows Best 4 ROOMS bath and garage, 118 1255 Corwin Avenue, Haeck! les U. Ramsley, Leverette L. Cb..ter. 7:30 Daniel Boone I:00 Ben Casey Locuot St., rear. Call Marlin FOR SALE: Good 1957 Chevro- Terminal Building, Hamilton, Roush, Mrs. Clifford L. Russell, Mr. and Mro. Lonnie Hudson 8·30 l,aredo 2 oo The Nurses Restaurant. WY 2-9918. PILE IS SOFT and lofty- col. let, f295. Wtlliam T. Laven- Oh10, or phone 513-895-5649, Iva J. Spence, Mrs. Charles F. had as recent visitors Mr. and 9.30 Death Valley 2:30 A Time For U1 I 7 tfc ors retain brlll~nce in ear- dar, 729 Beech St., Middle- 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., daily. No Sayre and infant daughter. Mrs. Nick Perkins, Gena and 10 ·00 Dean Martm 2:55 News ~TR=A;;U.-;ER=LOT=;;-;R"'ut""la::::ncod·-..-n,=e pets c!eoned wr!" Blue Lus- port, OhiO. 1 t2 8tp collect calls please. Mary. 11.00 Lste News ' ' tre. Rent electrr< sbampooer 1 10 3t 11 15 S t Ro ndup 3·00 General Hospital miles from Pomeroy. Phone • 1. Pomeroy . "·--• Block 1955 CHEVROLET for sale. 2 c Carmel ' pors u 3.30 The Young Marrieds • ,.IS 12 .. ..... • .......,.,. d b dt WY 11:30 romght Show SH .... • .. w~ Co., Pomeroy, Ohio. oor ar ap. 2-39911. WCHS TV 4·00 Never Too Young 1 11 _6tc 1H" <(!;Jo; • 00 tour "' '· turr · 1 10 ltc Musical Instruments 4 30 Where The Action Is 5:00 Sammy Davis WY HAY and locust posts. SH 2- 11164 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent Soci"ety Notes Channel 5:30 Leave It To Beaver 5217. 1-8-Btc condition. WY 2-3951. BEAUTIFUL Spinel plano, wal· f ROOM lurnlshed apartment 12 23 tfc nut finish, good tone, like _ 7:00 Dacly Word e: oo Loolr at Weather for rent. Phone WY 2-r1'18. AI· Business Opportunities new. Party with good credit Thirty-oeven were preseni for 7·05 Mike IVallace New• 6:05 Pacemaker News 1_ I N ter 5 p.m. Phoue WY 2-3514. STORE FOR SALE: Will trade -•a otlce may take over low monthly Sunday School Jan. 2. Collec- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ritchie 7"30 Buddy Starcher Show 8: 15 Peter Jeontnce Newt Rowley and Reed Hardware. for suila(lle ~- • Carl FOR SALE payments. Write Bill Wendell, lion was $18.10. Birthday of Mr. and son Bobby Lee visited Sun- 9·00 Captain Kang8MO 1:30 Tales ol WeU. Fargo 11 I lfo Umiey ~ J>tain'- '"Oitio The Norman Phlllt(ll. house 12119 Garfield Ave., Parkers- Ben Salser was honored. day evenlng with Mr. and Mrs. 10:00 I Love Lucy 7:00 Have Gtm Will Travel =TRA=n;;-;;;E:;;II-:-:Wl'l=~--;:11'=..=-=•::::•= I Call .,;.-., .' 1 e"..,. and lots ·>tn ·syracuse, 0 h lo. burg, w. Va., for lnformatloo. There are a lot of people Hugh Bearhs. 110 .30 The McCoys 7:30 Batm811 ap IIIII water. lliwn'l l'rlll :Y: ' •.,. Property appraised at t4,1100.00 1 12 Sic wlth ooids In the community. Mr. and Mrs. DsMy West ll :OO Andy of Maybetry 1:00 Donna Reed Show If Park (Still Appnmdl · Uvelltodc . and ~ be sold for leS& than Laura Circle of Dorcas, Lucy and sons Pal and Mike of Dov. II 30 Dick an Dyke 8:30 Double Life Mlnerntlle, Oblo, I'IIOIM W\ FOR SALE· 1 Dl b d the appraised price. For de- FOR SALE: Glbso1 Super 400 Taylor and daughter Jocelyn of er, spent the New Year holiday 12 ·00 Love of Life 9:00 Bewitched wat 1 11 11e to taught~ Ca~ M~819 ":J1 tail•, eootact Eleanor Werry, Guitar with a Blgsey-Gibson MeRidge called on Mrs. Mary with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. , 12 ·25 WCHS News 1.311 Peyton Place s r. "'""' Adtnln!Jtratrlx, Pomeroy, Ohio. Falcon Amp. with foot con- Circle recently. Arnold Snowden. 112 ·30 Search For Tomorrow 10:00 'l1le Long, Hot Summer 1 12 Stc 1 Sale is subject to approval of trolled tremolo and reverber· Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser Mrs. Hugh Bearha visited 12:45 Guiding Light 1M» Lincoln Hgta. I bednom W!lkeaville, Ohle. 11:011 Pacemat• Nen bouse. Beautiful Bircll kltcnen FOR SALE: One Yorlllhlre male, the Probate Court ol Meles ation, De-armond fool control. and family of Logan. visited Mr. Thursday afternoon with Mro. 1·00 Women's Page 11·11 Loolr at Wealll• abilleta. Phone: WY 2-6127. hog, welsbt 250 peunds. CaUl County, Ohio. AU or part. D. L. Moore, WY IIIII Mrs. Robert Lee and fam. Paul Grinstead and new daugb- I·JO As the World Turns U: 20 Sport! 1 t tfc 167-3'118. 1 I &tc (1) 11, lJ, U, 14, 15, 17, Gtc 2-167$. I 12 3tc Ill durin& lltt hollda¥•· tw ~ at Ca~Jldetl.C~II'k bolo 2:011 Pwwoni U:IO A11C N1ebWe OtiAIITY OOIL&D 'TlUNII ft'W • acee~·.,. ontlt •100 L ror Oat ef Pahllfleti- II I I - -- ----- - Bachner's Super Market l Pomeroy Motor Co. ______ 1 I SKINLESS WIENERS - 99 c lbs. LOAF ) 99C Yellow ONIONS 3 19C BUTTERMILK 29C ICE MILK 49C Cottage CHEESE 2 49C Ch un k TUNA 5 99C MILK 69C 1 ' - I y~ur 1 I I . trouh-ll~~~~~~~~~~~========== b rungs ury OCiety News s• "' I 1 :Oi n~~g~b~~s ~~~r ~~~ir ~i~d- RADIATOR sERvIcE ~~~g~re~ ~~~ley, wt:~~::: f Wednesday's Program BLAEJTNAR'S Hospl"taJI\ieWS Sport Shirts 20% UNIFORMS R••· $6.96 per sot 11lo Reduced $s.aa sol Ladies Dresses 25 /0 Mluos Reduced Helf Sllea, Juniora Ladies Suits _ Reduced 25o/o 0/ LADI&S • Car Coats & Jackets Reduced 25o/o Wools-Knits-Flannels LADIES Blouses Reduced 20o/o ILOT • Ladies Sweaters _ ~ Price ILOT eLadies Sweaters Reduc I 25%-. CARRIER NEEDED II 0• T I ' • Thursday s eev lSIOn CLEARANCE -· II J 1 I ,. L..------------------------------..., ___ _, ... I I I Pomeroy landmark 81 aett nars Rock Spnn·gs n• :..:m ~ u·r: Society Notes 41 MIDDLEPORT, 8 II . e Ladies Slacks Reduced 25"A. Pleasant Valley Hospllal ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Harry bU. • , ...... Taylor, Pt Pleasant; Harold MatdllllllllwiiiJ Blain, Hogsett: George Deal, I Apple Grove, Mrs Ons Dodson, Mason: Mrs Byron Dud· 1 ding , Pt. Pleasant. Mrs Wesley Wetkle. Pt Pleasant, Miles Epling, Pt. Pleasant. DISCHARGED : Fred Star rick, Pt. Pleasant : Mrs. Dale Skmr:er, ProctorvJIJe, Ohio Mary Kinnaird, Apple Grove ; Clair Cottrill, Sr., Pt. Pleas· MASON, W. VA. ant: Carol Whittington, Buffalo; ;1. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -· Pbilmore Hudu•ll, pt. Pltallilll Dress Pants 200/0 /C Reduced CAR COATS- 25% at -- MENS 25% ond scurity rt:'cord and thPtr bene fits were stopped when thP.i' bt:ame 18 Tins 1s ~lso true if thl-'Y were JH when one ol lh\'il' p::trents rct1red, became dtsl:lb· 1 Serta·Posturesmoatb top mattress! 20% to 50% STADIUM COATS Metes county stud ~ nts umlr:age 22 may be elig ible for monthl v sot: ta l securrty ch1•r ks 1 It they were gettng benel1ts on e1ther of thC"ir parent's SUC'i<.d 1 prices I REDUCED MENS he UI' for Bend it• thstr s/1 you11 psy for thig SUITS Pullover, Button, Zipper front Stn4l~nts ~lay but the Sport Coats REDUCED 20% to 50% SWEATERS I Serta quality makes the difference you can feel...foronlyJ5 MENS MENS 1 berything's MENS 1'4"rfOI"TlltiiH"e .VIASON - John Murg<.r n, pn·s. idt•nt. pn•s1ded r~t li mtt'lln ~ ol 1 W,l ili:ill li.l H~nd Buo'i tt>rs Tues , den at the s1 l1ool Cer~::~ld SimI moll S. dlrt'dur nf W~rltJ!Il:l s Hanel tc,rd a \~·11l·r from Chvr , lt:s r:or~J\ of llu· (;,lf'hy ~.I11sw ClllltJ•dm· Ch.uh·s t1m. cong:a1 u) (ll J!Ig tiH' h,md for 1ts pt>'r form a,,, e at the ('harlf'sto'1 Ro11.:1'1 ga me re('rntly Al~o di scussed was the Solo F.nsi·mble F'e s1r val which will he hrld on Wahoma. ...oo., ----------------! ,I t'rn opt•t".L\\)I'S <tre ask('d lu ~~ <Jild t:nmly lt•nd ,r~ n ('ell! dr:mges m \1 1·~1 Mr Dlld Mrs Ben Be .r·. ll'~ of Vtrg1nr.1 re{;uJ,. Iwns ~OVt'rn 1 s;; S\'IOIIJv!i :l', Olltu, wt'l'l' Sii ndit\' ratm~ 'and Jr111kin ~ t'ilo~blt.'ih guc · ls of Mr. and .\1rs. Chnsty ments will be dt ~l' U S:!>t:'d. Ht'IL·n ••natn Business Services TV t.'Vt'IIH!g dillllt~ l' ~ llt:' Sl.'l of :'o.ft S "YOIJR RAMBLER DEALeR" . . , It LJ&AIIUN8 De• ~ DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 12, 1966- 9 1 I SALE STARTS hl -i home 1111 Hrow n St dc~u~hwr and famil\, Mt ami e r :t 1 or.~. 1t'"1,1lll ,Lilt l'j1Ull'l1li'01 Mrs Jumes Hhoctrn of Boyn n· Jn·eo.;•: nt.ll!l t"i {jfl(l uli111v )Ji'llrnn Ht•<~c h . Flc.rtila . nrP expt>t't· pk ~\ Ill Ill' p1 1 s1 nU·U ill tlw \Ia ('(j (11 'dSI! ilt> l e \\ll \r hitl'l, Rlld son Cou ll I\' Hl•sl ,tlll ;mt a ad v. ll h ht·r brother cmd lanllly, ' TJVl'rn conft•rPnl" sd wd111cd hv \1r aml Mr s. Carl Sl hwarz. Jr the .\1, 1 ~on C11unl) il•' .Liih ilf!· \1r.~. Aill't' Blctnt'r (II T111rd St ' partm1·nt T11o ~t·so..;Jo rr -: wtll h~· 1s a Jlatent at the \ 'l'ln.rms held on \\('dlt('~•lr~v. J an u<.~l )' 12. \lcmona l Husprtal. 19fiti, Ill t!Jt .\li!SI!I (OI!!l!)' ('our( Mr and Mrs K.Jrl Owens of rl1.1mlwr s ~11 2 ;1ml 7 'tO p m ~1•dd 1 Ppol t Wl'! e Wt'dnt•sd:•y All t 'IIIHl ll rf'~ I.-Jur :mt .-mtl l<~r r.;,"fi:lll (;nod t1n•s Bt•aullfUl flll'-: t wl11te L lt •,.rt , 'l~idt· ,!tld (II/[ \ ,t I' r;tJ -1 Dr "".\NT AD INFORMAOON it Hu! h tv thl' Ebt•r Hm1 sl1 F'uw th St 1959 RAMBLER CLASSIC m11\t'd ----- -- I BAHR CLOTHIERS \l1-. S.Hn .Idlers VISII '• d ovrr w1fh lht• Ht v. :nul .\fr•, l,t' "ll'r tl tt• \lt'('kl'nd m Nl'l\;1rk. Ohto l.ww . \1.1-,irll, v.!11 1t' t , ,J 1 dlll'!l!l~, w1th \•lr <Hid M1s La! rv Bel· the ~ - 1' .\II S" loll!i 111 the Be11d 1 ht·J <.~nd w11h her dattJ 1,hlf'rs. area :\11·s l•'rneo,;l Ca<.:tlt:: and Mrs Don t\1:-;amore .mrl lrml il lt''-' 1960 RAMBLER AMERICAN Rl( ll ("qntllwnt.d k1t J ohn ~on h<!S lwl'n 11! for Ttrr lkv T f\ Brnn<>tt of i-ll \H't'k s. Ru('kh<Jmwn, \\' \',1. 1" \i stllnJ! Classified Ads Your Modern 8 program �. ·- . . ... ... • ! ' I .. . old J I Wolfpen I Society Nc:,tes N N flatS I ews otes Society Notes . .. . . ,' ' went•, Mr. 'nd Mrf. Howard lO--I)•liY sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Jan. 12, 1966 1Mn. Patty Hoffman and ton, J les, Calif. and daughter Manon Walton. Tborna and Patricia. --· -·- - -- ----· - . Stevie, Albany, Mr Ray Brooks j from Georgi.. Mr. and !.11'1- Bernard LavaJ. Mr. and Mnt. HarlfJ E. Joba Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dalley of · of Albany R. R. 1, and Mr. Mrs. Ray Beegle and son Da- ley · and children of Shippingson, Tammy, Oleryl and Terry, O'Vll Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Jimm John Thomp!!OII of cabin Creek, , vid of Wilmington, called on Mrs port, Pa. visited his parents, were New Year's Day visitors l Autherson and deUKhl•r. 'Mrs. : w. Va. Laura CirGie and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Johnson. of Mr. and Mrs. Wade ,Weer an4 Wtlls of Syracuse were Chrlst- Mr. and M.,., Vernor Adkins Harry Wolfe on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dorst 1 family of Caledonia. Mrs. Johtamas dmner guests. d 1 .1 0 1 Cr wn City Jpellt Returning to school following Iand daughters of Newark spent Larry and Elatne Lebfw re· an amt Y . ~•BY EDNA KNOPP were Christmas with her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray son's mother, Mrs. Ada Slack, · "eir holiday vacation• 1 "' turned to the home of lhetr Saturday and Sw ....y with Mrs. • M Sa L I Ethel Rtfe Jame~ Dale Rife Gu.,ta ol Mr~ and Mrs. Gro- ' Mary Jane McClung, to West and Mrs, Frank Walton. Johnson of Grove City spent the accompanied them borne. Mrs. Nona Long and 110n, parents, M~- andnd raM. mG "" 1spent the we.kend with the ver Salser Sr. during holidays Virginia University, Charles Mrs. Edith Grimm, Mt. and! wtekend visiting with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ooyle Knapp all4 son Kail Lee, of Langsville wer• hew with ft"r. a. ltin rs.them uy . and Bruce Beegle . . Mrs. Arthur Tarr an d son Mrs. James J ohnson an d ch'ld Smith. nlled on Mr. an d Mrs.. M at ' Shoppert family at Lebanon were Mr. an d Mrs. Charles Sal- Cltne to Rm 1 • 11 Ntw Year'• day vlsitoro of her Clint Bircb and !umily and Ro nux oodaer VII & ' • ser and children Diane and Grande, and Max Knopp to Pal- Shawn of Athens spent the week- I ren snd Mr. and Mrs. Walter parents, Mr. and Mre. Charley avensw M and M Ra d Thorn · Mr and Mrs. Arlie West G tr!ld Leh ,. 5 nt two r. rs. ymon • Steve, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald mer GC, Davenport, Iowa. end with Mr. a&d Mrs. Harry Hamm of Pomeroy and also Mr. Smith and J o. Mr. Robt-rt Ours and Ray da ,"r with • Mr .~ M~ H L as and lamlly of Lima spent Salser and daughter Tonja of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Theiss Wolle. and Mrs. Joaeph Johnson and ouro visited Mr. and . Mrs. Sh~ke and Mr. and · Mrs. Sunday wtth Mrs. Fay Wood Johnstown, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ' and children Laura, Joy, Kay Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sler- Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. JohnCharlie Carroll and famtlv . Guv ~ioiinex of Ravenswood. :and Mrs. Myrta Rile. . , Evans and daughters of Porter, Tommy and Pam Sylvester ret! and sons of Gallipolis spent Mrs. Nora_John110n of Colurn- son were New Year's Day vis!~ Ronny Allen. Bonny Ltppen- R d Mrs John Bu"h I Mr. and Mra. 0, M. Rtle call- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Btrch and speet the woekend In Colum- the weekend wtth Mr. and Mrs. bus is vtstlmg wtth hOI son ors of their daughter, Mr. and colt. Newark . Mr<. Elvo Dailey, ent:r~~i~:d Mr. ~nd Mrs. Lt'On ed on Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Rlle ldeughte'rs, Bellevue, Mr. and bus with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Otis Knopp. and daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murphy and family. Stiversville and Terry Brewer Miller and children and !'red one evening last week. ~ Mrs. Sam Price of Blooming- The~s and daughter Betty. Vlslllng Mr. ~nd Mrs. Omar Mrs, Joseph Johnson and Bev- Mr. Carl McElroy, student al were Chnstmas dmner gue<ls f.itt lr. all of Cheslttre, at a Mrs. Betty Thomaa and so~s. ~ ton, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. Gro- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walton and &!ley were thel! daughter,, Ru- erly, Colurnbuo Buolness College of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Auther- Inner with hl• 1Larry and Stevie, of Lima I ver Salser Jr. and family. They daughters Rita and Carolyn of by Ludwtg and family of r 'VI'- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and spent the bolldays son Mr Rnv Bush. Mr. and spent the past week rislling : also received phone calls from ;Jewark spent soveral days with ·and and son Lawrence and lam- son, David, ol Langsvllle, were! parents, Mr. and Mrs. raul MeMiss Mary Birch, Gall•polis Dwight Hoback called on Rev. l friends and relativea here. I their son, Lowell of Los Ange- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank lly of East Liverpool. I New Year's Day visitors of her Elroy and Bill ' Dorcas .... • 1 PREMIUM QUALITY PRODUCE I KltOGIR Bill' IALI Mr. and Mrs. Clint Birch and Free Will Baptist Church dau~hter s. AMary and Leoto. Cheshire. I _ • ot spent Christmas Da_v _ w1th Mr. and Mr!'!. Lawrence Bwh thetr dau~hh'r , Dora L•pp. ol and daughter of Rarlne RRoule L1ttle Hnckmg. i:'nte 1 t"dined Rev . and Mn. John Mr. and Mrs. Car l Autht"rson Bur;;rh_ A dinner was given - -- - - -- - ~ - - - • Enter our••• OFFICIAL £NTR visited Mr. and .l'lrs. Btll Mid· in honor of Mr!. Busch's blrlh- dlesw::~rt and tJmJ I ~, Mr . and day ~rs. . Ha_lph Brewer and Mrs. MHf)' Congo, daughter or ' F.lva Oatley and daughter, Ju- Mr ann Mrs. Chllrles Congo. dy Cozart. . . Porllnnd, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ml' anci Mrs. Willl•~.m. Abl~!!: (;enf' Congo and family over i •M.I"ac;;Es ~ lljJ-t'ka..r s,_ op •llue Sta~n,_ < hnstmas th~ Wl"f'kend 1 wtth Mr. and Mrs. ,rr.nk AbMr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre callles. Ravenswood. 1\ \a. ed on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. >nd Mrs . Clvd• Van N.,t, Richards and family spent 600 Extra • IWe ,... r llrloJn n, K._ 1'lorlltr Kroger Fresh ... 1 a ... kl1ku 1 Mes. H -" RoltM ai: Nothing to buy/ Enter often/ ..ldc-.eged by j rs. IlTTy M •clutlvt lntfhod ,..,. .............,..... . na ot.htr Rtf • tr.lh -··-· ..... IIIII• Mu. with Mr. 11nd Mrs. Mike Evans. R. h .,.~ Alicia Evans -wisited Mr. and Val Decker Smoked arlm Mr~ . Charles Fitch. c• !led on Mr and Mr~ . William Mr. end Mrs . Arnold MaxweD Abies and famtly, d M d M [)a 1 d of Boston, Mass YISite Mr1. r an rs na u.ovett an Maxwell's parents , Mr. and son. Barbrrtuu. B1ll Ba1_ley <~?d Mrs. Arlie West over the hol.ir. auy JC • mas d ~~~j~- and Mr!. John Watson , d 1.1d i an ell reno f Welrton , w. "a ~ . 1 M . d M Leslie Jordan rd. ~ <:~n hi rs . t.'~ dr and p t : an \.laug en, ,;Jan a a- 1 rv . oi St. .<\)bans, vlsited their Bread ............... 25c .............. H · ·· dt woo v1s1te s parens, . acJne VI8Jlf' Jt>r parents. Mr. :md Mrs Arlie West Chrlttmal and Mrs . Ollte Sayre Hnd fam1 - E · !~· Christmns Eve. ve. Eu'~ , Mr. and Mr:;. I>Hvt Grue!ler Mr . and Mrs. Robert I'Cil' and f~m i lv reLurned home to ~~end family or PomProy, .Jane Morganttni·n, W. VII ., where he and Karf'n Wines. Apple Gro\'t, visited Mr. and Mrs. I ver st!\, wor tng on II ID&Ir ~~s. and Mrs. Murrie\ West er's degree_ in civil ~na:lneer­ and daughter, Murela, Havens- mg. Thcv VISited the-Ir parents, wood visited Mr. and Mn Ar - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Euler and Jie West Christmas Eve. · Mr and Mrs , Harold Roush at M d M A 1. W . Portland. r. an · ra. r " est vi!- M1· · d M 0 Ill RDmlno ited Mr . and Mrs. Waid Hay. an rs. rv e man and daughter of Roclne n~d family of Flat Woods open 1 Christmas afternoon. Wrdnesday nl~~~ e~d were din-Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Jordan ner guests of hLS ilslerl Mr. and daught ers. Sandra <~nd PJt- and t\-·lrs Homlne and dangbr. .,.. rs. ~er Sisler, j r11. oy e . S d Sargent. Darwm and on New ;;~ n d Mrs 011 te avre an Y . Da .. d th lr ~ fl:!m ily visited her sister Mr. ears y VI SJte e ~ug ,_ . , ' ter . .\lr and Mro. Don Hill of •nd Mrs. 811ly Combs and son, 1 1 1 M N 11. Sa d r!l. e 1e rgen1 an Larry, of ,"I eve 1and. who were 1 C..ear. ld W dn d wttb visiting (:It !he home of her · M'0 a nd sreMnt •H e!l ayEul ts M d M Cl'10t r. • rJ. enry er. p.::~ren , r. an rs. Mr. and Mn Lawreno Johnson ul Portillnd. Mrs. John- Th e1ss . of Cl eve1and and Mr. l!;on returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bailey, GreeD and Mrs. Comb• and son for Co 11 1 d M d M ., an indefinite time. s €' , n ., · r. ilil Tl. ,..... M c 1 Hh d d bert Hudson. Industry, Ptt .. Mrs. Travel to any Top Value America and spend Wltllln riPt frt11 litis aralllt parclwe requl~J HIRI'S ALL YOU DOt ° rs . ,· a_rrn el an son . . G(1rdon Ridenour and Nancy Gary,• "."led ,her parents, Mr . of Cllts I er an d Mr. o-•n.uiJC'r I 1 .le~el Storv of Me81ld "rs . . d , L . 0 urs VJ SI1e _Jv1rs. DUll! Van Arthur Sunda , · .' Y M~:ter and NIC'kl Chrtstmas Day guests of Mr M I . V. M te d 1 rs. "ou1se an e r 10 c<~ lled on Mrs. Earnest nd Mr . 8 r~>wer an d Sy1Vl8 a , an d :v•1rs 1.<Jwrence Johnston d f . T"- I' M ter en am1 1·v. '"' k lln·th e b a a 1so spent a wee WI er daug htPr, Mr. an d Mr s. Lawmot her, M rs I· r<:~nces Rom1ne n . Cl 1 d of Hemlork (;rov ~· renrt• •e1ss. e~e an . Mr. and "r". .liJII.!m Hill Sy- D<Jie Lawson. S1mey Powell. tacust' . ~1r and Mrs_ H~rold and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oun . lind chJldren called on Mr · and Rous h, f ' or 11 (jfl d • an d 11er mece, Gola Sarg€'nl . l'on](.T O\' Fl . D., M:~,- - M;:~vdwooMd JohHnston. I -' l' r an rs . omer cen-and Bo.b RoU<il, N•w Haven, · ho w1•r ru 11 ed on Mr and Mr1 · d were d 1nner ~Jifst!i of Mr . and Cl'f! d 1 1 • Mrs. Robert Eult>r. I or cen lOwer an family Mr. and ~ r -. ( 'f'<"i l Hnseber- of Po'llrro_y BouiE'. I Center in 500 TOF VALUE STAMPS lor tb1 gih1 of 11111 1/loitt. Pirk 10111 elty! PiU filii' Iiiii/ giant box dinner guests of Mr . and Mr1. Harold Housh, \.real B•nd. Lawrence John-- 1 ' I -:--======--B k h uc w eat Doi--IJihl Tuna ........... 3 ~·· .....,_ ,.._ Pledge ••••••••••• 69c Kandu ••••••••••• 59c Beans ........... 7-::$1 Mist ..... ...... _,._, ......... ••••••••••• • ••••••••••• ·.: 39c Kroger ...- 39c COFFEE I Bufferin •••••••••• ... 68c Beans ... ~ ....... S-:: $1 ........... I Deodorant ••••••• 70c Corn •••..•••••• •s-:.. Goldm Rlpt bf/Ular or ...- ·s1 , KROGIII I'AIIM IIIATID OUARAHTII Drip 16. 'I! II ,_ Ml IIIC &iQI Is~ • H Pu4 with .., ..._~Wed p, I ,_ 1 BANANAS Jlt IIIIIIMI... IJII,., blbti..... IJ11t111-r. ' 1 t 11w ' ., .., ,., "" ,.. •'rrt 1 .,., .... 7 ""' ... z. - SOCJety • Notes ston and family, Mr and M"' Jim Middleswart and family vialted their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Busn Chri•tmas day. By Sir~ M. Rile SO!ney Powell . 10<'01. Mr. and ; Mrs. Tay Beaver. Letart Falla 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bowell and Dale Lawson called on Mr. and their daughter, Mr. aad ond Mrs. Maywood Johnston. 1 Mrs. Charles Harvey of CaDI! l«lbert Ours local Ronnie [ Winchester opent New Year'• and Steve o.:U,elsoro: Colum- 1 Day with Mrs. Fay Wood and bur vlslt.cf Mr. and Mrs. Char-, Mrs. Myrla Rife, Other Jue'ID He Carroll and famtly . : were Mrs. Freda Bowen aad Mra. Leone McLaughlin ""' Mr. and Mr.. Daye Canode. awarded a $25 Savins Bond for Weekend guests wltb their begin the most competent parents, Mr . and Mrs. Charlea nurte on her noor at Gr1nl 1 R.lfe W<!re Cha;. A. (Jack) 1\lfl Bo.apltal Ill Columbuo. i of St. Albans, Mr. and Mrs. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Carl i Ronald Rile aot! family ol Autherson w•re Mrs. E I v 1 1 Bunker Hill AFII, Peru, Ind., Dalley, Judy Cozart, Stivero- Mr. and Mrs. f.eorga Btv ... wllle. TIIMlY Paper, Syracuse, I ldge 8lld family Ill Lanculot, 59c 89c ••••••• - - ........ U • W.K. y - ... Kroger Oil Juice •.........• 4 -..: $1 Starch !led llldaoy Cream Pies • •••••• 4::s1 Crisco Oil • • • • • • • • ...,. 69c -.... , ry and childrt'n were Christmas Mr. and Mrs. JUI! clip tho entry blank obove and depoolt at lllJ' Kroger Store. Additional blankl at our atoreo, ond at other mercbanta efvlna Top Value Stamps, Ente-r often . . . &iv• Jouraell more chan.c• to wlnl I Nkki ror "STOKELY BALr Tomaio ~h~l·'· •.• !~: . . . 'nt . Potatoes ....... S .. 69c Mr . Bn~ Mr~. Henry Euler were the1r d uldren . ~ f r . and Mrs. . . . L' Do n R. I••• 11 , 1"etart. IJamel LU· ler. MI. Vernon. Mr a.nd \Irs. Robert Euler and f•mliy, Morgantown. 1\ . va. . and her ' "--. ! _ enry r._ auu \ Sherbet ....... 2 •'•'• 33c Cheese Spread 2 :. 49c _........ . . spent Sunday afternoon wltb Wesley Coart VISited frwnds 1 . ~I -~ M D 1 at Stiversv ili!'. • I Skim Milk. ..... ~ ..... 39c ty, Sl. Albans, w. v, _, ond ler. Robert~ Wellman, Wash· Mike Evans visited ,\Jr. ond 111 KMton, ~- CM. K Euler Mra. Arlie We5t. \ ............._ Bread ........ 2 39c ts •tlending Morgantown Unik. h' , Clyde ,....., II \ •••••• Tomato Soup ................... . 1_ ... .. ._ fllrlt ... lutlororuot I Campbell'• Rltl!l .hlayt T-rf TIU .,...d ., pori< , _ K"'IIOI' lo llo tho V11f11 R,..t ll"•llty · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arllo Claren{'~ NuBer, Rt>edsvitle. West vistt~d, l11s ~aughtt>r . Mr . _and Mr. and Mrs. Murrl~l We!t Mrs. (_~ene Congo _and family and daughter. Murlta. Rav~n• Mr and Mr> ,/tm Brace of d . . d hi 1 Mr W' • ICDICS A Bettv Lovett of Heedsvllle VISift>d . Homer Lov~tt. . Mr . and Mr~ . L.erlr Congo and t.... h d ·.· •umJ 1y vJSI!ed rr _!l:ran parents Mr . :mtl \Irs . {ltlbPrt Nu Uer . T - .. . of near uppers Plains. Chnst - Ground Round ........ 89c K.-- , ....., lool choice ctnt.r cut with minimum bono, loJo w.m.. YDU 1 Rib Cut -or~Pott attended the Chrtstm38 pro- to Metgo General hospital. ~ram at the Hazel Church. Mr and Mr.. Donald Hunnel Mr~,- Bettie Altles and child· of Pomeroy visited an evt"mng 1...,., PORK CHOPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Mrs. S~yre Tursday_ Gertrude Leh-ew and son, Lary, · Mrs. Anna Htaly was taken tMc Thriltu 811 Tile PiMJ. lb. Mr. and Mrs. William AhiPs . vy i" home on leave with hlJ and ROUND STEAK w lanaltu Waw. ond family . . ' parents, Mr and Mr!. Nathan Mr. and Mrs. c;uy Mollmx. PI k . .t d "' d · c ens. Ravensw ood vJsJ e . r. _an I Mrs. Judy Brace of RaclnP Mrs. Sam Lehew and family. vi!l:itPd her mother Mrs. DorJt rH~~~dlle~b~n, Mr, FULL CUT -BONE-IN Tap Value Stampa avail. ahle .. J'OU in coupons Ravenswood spent • day wtth . Billy Pick•ns of the U. S. Na- Mrs. Minnie Carroll . TOP VALUE STAMPS ••••• THilii'TY Sirloin Steaks ... 99c ... 89c T•Bone .::~:: .... •l•9 ... 99c Rump Roast ... •lo9 ... 99c Cube Steaks ......... •.. 99c Boiling Beef .............. 29c M.,.: Hospital, spent Christma!!l week and !\Irs . .John Busch. t>nd witl1 her parent5, Mr . .and , Rev and Mrs. Busch attendMrs. Clint Birch. : ed th~ wal<h meeting at the TINDIIIAY plus a 11:- .......... ""' pte• . , . , . ...... ........ ....rfodj.... - - rtpori"-- Fo)ger~1 Your dollar's worth morB wbBn you shop st thB stortJ t/Jst gim Top VsiUB Sts111p1 /' Coffee . " " Off) ~ I . _ - ... ...... , $160 .. .. -· K._,wowlll ....... lw ....... niiiN) phrl J1 flr11 T., ,..,. ¥.- .._tor - _....._ " •PJIODVCB I'A:VQBif'Br , Mushrooms ......... 59c Yams ••.•...•• 3 .... 39c Endive .•...~ .•.• - 19c Escarole •••••••• .. -19c Croot DogYummies ...... Toothpaste Waxed Paper Rice Willi-' ....... .... ···-.. -·. 35e ... - ............... 19c • ................. 25c ......... _............ 51e DuPICan or B.-ue.. GRAPEFRUIT lb. bag • c.. MI Toothpaste IIIIIIUIII .............. Macaroni. 35c - .........._.lle - · ~- . �. ·- . . ... ... • ! ' I .. . old J I Wolfpen I Society Nc:,tes N N flatS I ews otes Society Notes . .. . . ,' ' went•, Mr. 'nd Mrf. Howard lO--I)•liY sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Jan. 12, 1966 1Mn. Patty Hoffman and ton, J les, Calif. and daughter Manon Walton. Tborna and Patricia. --· -·- - -- ----· - . Stevie, Albany, Mr Ray Brooks j from Georgi.. Mr. and !.11'1- Bernard LavaJ. Mr. and Mnt. HarlfJ E. Joba Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dalley of · of Albany R. R. 1, and Mr. Mrs. Ray Beegle and son Da- ley · and children of Shippingson, Tammy, Oleryl and Terry, O'Vll Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Jimm John Thomp!!OII of cabin Creek, , vid of Wilmington, called on Mrs port, Pa. visited his parents, were New Year's Day visitors l Autherson and deUKhl•r. 'Mrs. : w. Va. Laura CirGie and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Johnson. of Mr. and Mrs. Wade ,Weer an4 Wtlls of Syracuse were Chrlst- Mr. and M.,., Vernor Adkins Harry Wolfe on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dorst 1 family of Caledonia. Mrs. Johtamas dmner guests. d 1 .1 0 1 Cr wn City Jpellt Returning to school following Iand daughters of Newark spent Larry and Elatne Lebfw re· an amt Y . ~•BY EDNA KNOPP were Christmas with her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray son's mother, Mrs. Ada Slack, · "eir holiday vacation• 1 "' turned to the home of lhetr Saturday and Sw ....y with Mrs. • M Sa L I Ethel Rtfe Jame~ Dale Rife Gu.,ta ol Mr~ and Mrs. Gro- ' Mary Jane McClung, to West and Mrs, Frank Walton. Johnson of Grove City spent the accompanied them borne. Mrs. Nona Long and 110n, parents, M~- andnd raM. mG "" 1spent the we.kend with the ver Salser Sr. during holidays Virginia University, Charles Mrs. Edith Grimm, Mt. and! wtekend visiting with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ooyle Knapp all4 son Kail Lee, of Langsville wer• hew with ft"r. a. ltin rs.them uy . and Bruce Beegle . . Mrs. Arthur Tarr an d son Mrs. James J ohnson an d ch'ld Smith. nlled on Mr. an d Mrs.. M at ' Shoppert family at Lebanon were Mr. an d Mrs. Charles Sal- Cltne to Rm 1 • 11 Ntw Year'• day vlsitoro of her Clint Bircb and !umily and Ro nux oodaer VII & ' • ser and children Diane and Grande, and Max Knopp to Pal- Shawn of Athens spent the week- I ren snd Mr. and Mrs. Walter parents, Mr. and Mre. Charley avensw M and M Ra d Thorn · Mr and Mrs. Arlie West G tr!ld Leh ,. 5 nt two r. rs. ymon • Steve, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald mer GC, Davenport, Iowa. end with Mr. a&d Mrs. Harry Hamm of Pomeroy and also Mr. Smith and J o. Mr. Robt-rt Ours and Ray da ,"r with • Mr .~ M~ H L as and lamlly of Lima spent Salser and daughter Tonja of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Theiss Wolle. and Mrs. Joaeph Johnson and ouro visited Mr. and . Mrs. Sh~ke and Mr. and · Mrs. Sunday wtth Mrs. Fay Wood Johnstown, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ' and children Laura, Joy, Kay Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sler- Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. JohnCharlie Carroll and famtlv . Guv ~ioiinex of Ravenswood. :and Mrs. Myrta Rile. . , Evans and daughters of Porter, Tommy and Pam Sylvester ret! and sons of Gallipolis spent Mrs. Nora_John110n of Colurn- son were New Year's Day vis!~ Ronny Allen. Bonny Ltppen- R d Mrs John Bu"h I Mr. and Mra. 0, M. Rtle call- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Btrch and speet the woekend In Colum- the weekend wtth Mr. and Mrs. bus is vtstlmg wtth hOI son ors of their daughter, Mr. and colt. Newark . Mr<. Elvo Dailey, ent:r~~i~:d Mr. ~nd Mrs. Lt'On ed on Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Rlle ldeughte'rs, Bellevue, Mr. and bus with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Otis Knopp. and daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murphy and family. Stiversville and Terry Brewer Miller and children and !'red one evening last week. ~ Mrs. Sam Price of Blooming- The~s and daughter Betty. Vlslllng Mr. ~nd Mrs. Omar Mrs, Joseph Johnson and Bev- Mr. Carl McElroy, student al were Chnstmas dmner gue<ls f.itt lr. all of Cheslttre, at a Mrs. Betty Thomaa and so~s. ~ ton, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. Gro- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walton and &!ley were thel! daughter,, Ru- erly, Colurnbuo Buolness College of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Auther- Inner with hl• 1Larry and Stevie, of Lima I ver Salser Jr. and family. They daughters Rita and Carolyn of by Ludwtg and family of r 'VI'- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and spent the bolldays son Mr Rnv Bush. Mr. and spent the past week rislling : also received phone calls from ;Jewark spent soveral days with ·and and son Lawrence and lam- son, David, ol Langsvllle, were! parents, Mr. and Mrs. raul MeMiss Mary Birch, Gall•polis Dwight Hoback called on Rev. l friends and relativea here. I their son, Lowell of Los Ange- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank lly of East Liverpool. I New Year's Day visitors of her Elroy and Bill ' Dorcas .... • 1 PREMIUM QUALITY PRODUCE I KltOGIR Bill' IALI Mr. and Mrs. Clint Birch and Free Will Baptist Church dau~hter s. AMary and Leoto. Cheshire. I _ • ot spent Christmas Da_v _ w1th Mr. and Mr!'!. Lawrence Bwh thetr dau~hh'r , Dora L•pp. ol and daughter of Rarlne RRoule L1ttle Hnckmg. i:'nte 1 t"dined Rev . and Mn. John Mr. and Mrs. Car l Autht"rson Bur;;rh_ A dinner was given - -- - - -- - ~ - - - • Enter our••• OFFICIAL £NTR visited Mr. and .l'lrs. Btll Mid· in honor of Mr!. Busch's blrlh- dlesw::~rt and tJmJ I ~, Mr . and day ~rs. . Ha_lph Brewer and Mrs. MHf)' Congo, daughter or ' F.lva Oatley and daughter, Ju- Mr ann Mrs. Chllrles Congo. dy Cozart. . . Porllnnd, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ml' anci Mrs. Willl•~.m. Abl~!!: (;enf' Congo and family over i •M.I"ac;;Es ~ lljJ-t'ka..r s,_ op •llue Sta~n,_ < hnstmas th~ Wl"f'kend 1 wtth Mr. and Mrs. ,rr.nk AbMr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre callles. Ravenswood. 1\ \a. ed on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. >nd Mrs . Clvd• Van N.,t, Richards and family spent 600 Extra • IWe ,... r llrloJn n, K._ 1'lorlltr Kroger Fresh ... 1 a ... kl1ku 1 Mes. H -" RoltM ai: Nothing to buy/ Enter often/ ..ldc-.eged by j rs. IlTTy M •clutlvt lntfhod ,..,. .............,..... . na ot.htr Rtf • tr.lh -··-· ..... IIIII• Mu. with Mr. 11nd Mrs. Mike Evans. R. h .,.~ Alicia Evans -wisited Mr. and Val Decker Smoked arlm Mr~ . Charles Fitch. c• !led on Mr and Mr~ . William Mr. end Mrs . Arnold MaxweD Abies and famtly, d M d M [)a 1 d of Boston, Mass YISite Mr1. r an rs na u.ovett an Maxwell's parents , Mr. and son. Barbrrtuu. B1ll Ba1_ley <~?d Mrs. Arlie West over the hol.ir. auy JC • mas d ~~~j~- and Mr!. John Watson , d 1.1d i an ell reno f Welrton , w. "a ~ . 1 M . d M Leslie Jordan rd. ~ <:~n hi rs . t.'~ dr and p t : an \.laug en, ,;Jan a a- 1 rv . oi St. .<\)bans, vlsited their Bread ............... 25c .............. H · ·· dt woo v1s1te s parens, . acJne VI8Jlf' Jt>r parents. Mr. :md Mrs Arlie West Chrlttmal and Mrs . Ollte Sayre Hnd fam1 - E · !~· Christmns Eve. ve. Eu'~ , Mr. and Mr:;. I>Hvt Grue!ler Mr . and Mrs. Robert I'Cil' and f~m i lv reLurned home to ~~end family or PomProy, .Jane Morganttni·n, W. VII ., where he and Karf'n Wines. Apple Gro\'t, visited Mr. and Mrs. I ver st!\, wor tng on II ID&Ir ~~s. and Mrs. Murrie\ West er's degree_ in civil ~na:lneer­ and daughter, Murela, Havens- mg. Thcv VISited the-Ir parents, wood visited Mr. and Mn Ar - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Euler and Jie West Christmas Eve. · Mr and Mrs , Harold Roush at M d M A 1. W . Portland. r. an · ra. r " est vi!- M1· · d M 0 Ill RDmlno ited Mr . and Mrs. Waid Hay. an rs. rv e man and daughter of Roclne n~d family of Flat Woods open 1 Christmas afternoon. Wrdnesday nl~~~ e~d were din-Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Jordan ner guests of hLS ilslerl Mr. and daught ers. Sandra <~nd PJt- and t\-·lrs Homlne and dangbr. .,.. rs. ~er Sisler, j r11. oy e . S d Sargent. Darwm and on New ;;~ n d Mrs 011 te avre an Y . Da .. d th lr ~ fl:!m ily visited her sister Mr. ears y VI SJte e ~ug ,_ . , ' ter . .\lr and Mro. Don Hill of •nd Mrs. 811ly Combs and son, 1 1 1 M N 11. Sa d r!l. e 1e rgen1 an Larry, of ,"I eve 1and. who were 1 C..ear. ld W dn d wttb visiting (:It !he home of her · M'0 a nd sreMnt •H e!l ayEul ts M d M Cl'10t r. • rJ. enry er. p.::~ren , r. an rs. Mr. and Mn Lawreno Johnson ul Portillnd. Mrs. John- Th e1ss . of Cl eve1and and Mr. l!;on returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bailey, GreeD and Mrs. Comb• and son for Co 11 1 d M d M ., an indefinite time. s €' , n ., · r. ilil Tl. ,..... M c 1 Hh d d bert Hudson. Industry, Ptt .. Mrs. Travel to any Top Value America and spend Wltllln riPt frt11 litis aralllt parclwe requl~J HIRI'S ALL YOU DOt ° rs . ,· a_rrn el an son . . G(1rdon Ridenour and Nancy Gary,• "."led ,her parents, Mr . of Cllts I er an d Mr. o-•n.uiJC'r I 1 .le~el Storv of Me81ld "rs . . d , L . 0 urs VJ SI1e _Jv1rs. DUll! Van Arthur Sunda , · .' Y M~:ter and NIC'kl Chrtstmas Day guests of Mr M I . V. M te d 1 rs. "ou1se an e r 10 c<~ lled on Mrs. Earnest nd Mr . 8 r~>wer an d Sy1Vl8 a , an d :v•1rs 1.<Jwrence Johnston d f . T"- I' M ter en am1 1·v. '"' k lln·th e b a a 1so spent a wee WI er daug htPr, Mr. an d Mr s. Lawmot her, M rs I· r<:~nces Rom1ne n . Cl 1 d of Hemlork (;rov ~· renrt• •e1ss. e~e an . Mr. and "r". .liJII.!m Hill Sy- D<Jie Lawson. S1mey Powell. tacust' . ~1r and Mrs_ H~rold and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oun . lind chJldren called on Mr · and Rous h, f ' or 11 (jfl d • an d 11er mece, Gola Sarg€'nl . l'on](.T O\' Fl . D., M:~,- - M;:~vdwooMd JohHnston. I -' l' r an rs . omer cen-and Bo.b RoU<il, N•w Haven, · ho w1•r ru 11 ed on Mr and Mr1 · d were d 1nner ~Jifst!i of Mr . and Cl'f! d 1 1 • Mrs. Robert Eult>r. I or cen lOwer an family Mr. and ~ r -. ( 'f'<"i l Hnseber- of Po'llrro_y BouiE'. I Center in 500 TOF VALUE STAMPS lor tb1 gih1 of 11111 1/loitt. Pirk 10111 elty! PiU filii' Iiiii/ giant box dinner guests of Mr . and Mr1. Harold Housh, \.real B•nd. Lawrence John-- 1 ' I -:--======--B k h uc w eat Doi--IJihl Tuna ........... 3 ~·· .....,_ ,.._ Pledge ••••••••••• 69c Kandu ••••••••••• 59c Beans ........... 7-::$1 Mist ..... ...... _,._, ......... ••••••••••• • ••••••••••• ·.: 39c Kroger ...- 39c COFFEE I Bufferin •••••••••• ... 68c Beans ... ~ ....... S-:: $1 ........... I Deodorant ••••••• 70c Corn •••..•••••• •s-:.. Goldm Rlpt bf/Ular or ...- ·s1 , KROGIII I'AIIM IIIATID OUARAHTII Drip 16. 'I! II ,_ Ml IIIC &iQI Is~ • H Pu4 with .., ..._~Wed p, I ,_ 1 BANANAS Jlt IIIIIIMI... IJII,., blbti..... IJ11t111-r. ' 1 t 11w ' ., .., ,., "" ,.. •'rrt 1 .,., .... 7 ""' ... z. - SOCJety • Notes ston and family, Mr and M"' Jim Middleswart and family vialted their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Busn Chri•tmas day. By Sir~ M. Rile SO!ney Powell . 10<'01. Mr. and ; Mrs. Tay Beaver. Letart Falla 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bowell and Dale Lawson called on Mr. and their daughter, Mr. aad ond Mrs. Maywood Johnston. 1 Mrs. Charles Harvey of CaDI! l«lbert Ours local Ronnie [ Winchester opent New Year'• and Steve o.:U,elsoro: Colum- 1 Day with Mrs. Fay Wood and bur vlslt.cf Mr. and Mrs. Char-, Mrs. Myrla Rife, Other Jue'ID He Carroll and famtly . : were Mrs. Freda Bowen aad Mra. Leone McLaughlin ""' Mr. and Mr.. Daye Canode. awarded a $25 Savins Bond for Weekend guests wltb their begin the most competent parents, Mr . and Mrs. Charlea nurte on her noor at Gr1nl 1 R.lfe W<!re Cha;. A. (Jack) 1\lfl Bo.apltal Ill Columbuo. i of St. Albans, Mr. and Mrs. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Carl i Ronald Rile aot! family ol Autherson w•re Mrs. E I v 1 1 Bunker Hill AFII, Peru, Ind., Dalley, Judy Cozart, Stivero- Mr. and Mrs. f.eorga Btv ... wllle. TIIMlY Paper, Syracuse, I ldge 8lld family Ill Lanculot, 59c 89c ••••••• - - ........ U • W.K. y - ... Kroger Oil Juice •.........• 4 -..: $1 Starch !led llldaoy Cream Pies • •••••• 4::s1 Crisco Oil • • • • • • • • ...,. 69c -.... , ry and childrt'n were Christmas Mr. and Mrs. JUI! clip tho entry blank obove and depoolt at lllJ' Kroger Store. Additional blankl at our atoreo, ond at other mercbanta efvlna Top Value Stamps, Ente-r often . . . &iv• Jouraell more chan.c• to wlnl I Nkki ror "STOKELY BALr Tomaio ~h~l·'· •.• !~: . . . 'nt . Potatoes ....... S .. 69c Mr . Bn~ Mr~. Henry Euler were the1r d uldren . ~ f r . and Mrs. . . . L' Do n R. I••• 11 , 1"etart. IJamel LU· ler. MI. Vernon. Mr a.nd \Irs. Robert Euler and f•mliy, Morgantown. 1\ . va. . and her ' "--. ! _ enry r._ auu \ Sherbet ....... 2 •'•'• 33c Cheese Spread 2 :. 49c _........ . . spent Sunday afternoon wltb Wesley Coart VISited frwnds 1 . ~I -~ M D 1 at Stiversv ili!'. • I Skim Milk. ..... ~ ..... 39c ty, Sl. Albans, w. v, _, ond ler. Robert~ Wellman, Wash· Mike Evans visited ,\Jr. ond 111 KMton, ~- CM. K Euler Mra. Arlie We5t. \ ............._ Bread ........ 2 39c ts •tlending Morgantown Unik. h' , Clyde ,....., II \ •••••• Tomato Soup ................... . 1_ ... .. ._ fllrlt ... lutlororuot I Campbell'• Rltl!l .hlayt T-rf TIU .,...d ., pori< , _ K"'IIOI' lo llo tho V11f11 R,..t ll"•llty · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arllo Claren{'~ NuBer, Rt>edsvitle. West vistt~d, l11s ~aughtt>r . Mr . _and Mr. and Mrs. Murrl~l We!t Mrs. (_~ene Congo _and family and daughter. Murlta. Rav~n• Mr and Mr> ,/tm Brace of d . . d hi 1 Mr W' • ICDICS A Bettv Lovett of Heedsvllle VISift>d . Homer Lov~tt. . Mr . and Mr~ . L.erlr Congo and t.... h d ·.· •umJ 1y vJSI!ed rr _!l:ran parents Mr . :mtl \Irs . {ltlbPrt Nu Uer . T - .. . of near uppers Plains. Chnst - Ground Round ........ 89c K.-- , ....., lool choice ctnt.r cut with minimum bono, loJo w.m.. YDU 1 Rib Cut -or~Pott attended the Chrtstm38 pro- to Metgo General hospital. ~ram at the Hazel Church. Mr and Mr.. Donald Hunnel Mr~,- Bettie Altles and child· of Pomeroy visited an evt"mng 1...,., PORK CHOPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Mrs. S~yre Tursday_ Gertrude Leh-ew and son, Lary, · Mrs. Anna Htaly was taken tMc Thriltu 811 Tile PiMJ. lb. Mr. and Mrs. William AhiPs . vy i" home on leave with hlJ and ROUND STEAK w lanaltu Waw. ond family . . ' parents, Mr and Mr!. Nathan Mr. and Mrs. c;uy Mollmx. PI k . .t d "' d · c ens. Ravensw ood vJsJ e . r. _an I Mrs. Judy Brace of RaclnP Mrs. Sam Lehew and family. vi!l:itPd her mother Mrs. DorJt rH~~~dlle~b~n, Mr, FULL CUT -BONE-IN Tap Value Stampa avail. ahle .. J'OU in coupons Ravenswood spent • day wtth . Billy Pick•ns of the U. S. Na- Mrs. Minnie Carroll . TOP VALUE STAMPS ••••• THilii'TY Sirloin Steaks ... 99c ... 89c T•Bone .::~:: .... •l•9 ... 99c Rump Roast ... •lo9 ... 99c Cube Steaks ......... •.. 99c Boiling Beef .............. 29c M.,.: Hospital, spent Christma!!l week and !\Irs . .John Busch. t>nd witl1 her parent5, Mr . .and , Rev and Mrs. Busch attendMrs. Clint Birch. : ed th~ wal<h meeting at the TINDIIIAY plus a 11:- .......... ""' pte• . , . , . ...... ........ ....rfodj.... - - rtpori"-- Fo)ger~1 Your dollar's worth morB wbBn you shop st thB stortJ t/Jst gim Top VsiUB Sts111p1 /' Coffee . " " Off) ~ I . _ - ... ...... , $160 .. .. -· K._,wowlll ....... lw ....... niiiN) phrl J1 flr11 T., ,..,. ¥.- .._tor - _....._ " •PJIODVCB I'A:VQBif'Br , Mushrooms ......... 59c Yams ••.•...•• 3 .... 39c Endive .•...~ .•.• - 19c Escarole •••••••• .. -19c Croot DogYummies ...... Toothpaste Waxed Paper Rice Willi-' ....... .... ···-.. -·. 35e ... - ............... 19c • ................. 25c ......... _............ 51e DuPICan or B.-ue.. GRAPEFRUIT lb. bag • c.. MI Toothpaste IIIIIIUIII .............. Macaroni. 35c - .........._.lle - · ~- . �.. ... ..... ·· · · ·~···' ·~·· ~· .. ~·~ .. -·~ -· . ' 4 < ~ I I l BAIIHEY GOOGLI! ond S1~VFFY SftiU\1~'t::;:;r-:;--;7.:';;~~)ii;~r.:il r----,--ly - PIED LAS5WILL AfORE 'IE GO To BED, BRESH 'lORE TEETH AFORE 'IE uUGHAID ·· BRESH YORE TEETH WHEN 'IE GOTO BED, GIT I)P, JUGHA ID DAft Y CROSSWORD - ..- .. .,_ ··-I DOWN •f'BOSS l.Famo.. LBurgeon'e lllrMd !.RIYe<: 4. V&lllto So. Am. 9. Clllyaalie I 18,lkllal00 J1,Rich ~ rock I I ,, I, a. 8ta ~.- -~ ll'ts ,, JS.~ I.:Mex:fcAU Ja:nd. 11. wagons of& I :JII,Cipital &cape to. compa ~< ol~ point I I nick- name .,. nt' Jot. :Mail l!O.MW$ 1'-0fti'Col ~~ rltntial II. B y - I t D.LI& I I crosaboW 23. Prell- 4.JDnrpMft lJIJ.I.and· aDdHull· '11.Protect 28. Ll!avc a pceition 21.Badeavor : 35.Sa.ucy 37,HI.Wk 0 letter 25.Mop "'~7 :::t.Two: Sp. 28.MIIIla parrot ~ I~ I ~~~ ~ldllp 38. Wlcltt~d 28.Dried - gra.po 40.ADgeP 41. Surfeited ~'VI'haddJr& ~ II" as guests of Mr. and Mrs. ~~ 11%. SDare 8S.Plmal ~ ~ ~ ~ t"" I"" ~ ~ ~ .., / Tuppers PI aiDS • during vacation btclud<d the Mr. lltllday and Mrs. Robert m- 'wt've 1ot to aupply thea• teen-agera 42. DeciDIBI tmlt witll tnt answoro'l' Wt don't even understand DAILY CBf1'1'0Qil0.fiD- Bere'a how half tht questions!'' A:II':DLII.&.&XII Mra. Charles Bowers ol Park- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Garrell Christy I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jan. 12, 19M-ll . ersburg. ot Grove Cily and Del· -~ · Mr. •nd Mrs. David Davis ~hin Christy of Columbus spent : ALFRED • , Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wllliaml and son of VIenna, and her mo- New Year's here with their sis- ' Mrs. Anna Thompson movtd of Belpre spent Sunday wllll ther, Mrs. Mildred Ci!"!'le and ler, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhill to the home of Pearl Ervin at her parents, Mr. and Ml'll. Mli- - - - - - - - - - Mrs. Lelah. MeCism s(ll'nt. the , and daughter, Ruth AAD . ' Racine last Sund.oy afternoon. lard Swartz and Terry. , holidays With Mr. DaviS par· ' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stout and Rev. L. M. Barnett of lluAt· ' Mr. and Mn Cbas D Woodt RBy Mrs,j Evelyn Brlckles enls, Mr. and M": J . S. :Javis l d~ugbler spent New Year's with : inglon, W. Va, took dinner on called on Mr. ~d lfi.s. "c. WE. ev. :; dMrsh. Eugene Em· and daughter, DoriS Ann. , bls brother, Mr. and Mrs. ! Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Woode at Tuppers Plains Wecl8011 ~ ya , ahug.dter spent the Mr. and Mrs. Blam 1'Pylor Glen Stout el Keno. D. Woode. nesday afteruooa. ew ear • oil ay With Hev. , spent Sunday at New Martms· Mr. and Mrs . Carl Ba1rnhlill - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - and Mrs. Mann or Harrisburg. ville, W. Va. wilh his sis- and Rulb Anu and Mr. and Joseph Kuhn, youngest son 1er and his mother. Mrs. Zora Jim Stout and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kuhn . Taylor accompanied them Chrlslmas with Mr. and underwent knee surgery at Gal- home for a visit. Floyd Stout. hpohs. Mrs. Kalurah Kimble family of Cleveland spent a receHt with her fathe'r, John Kaylor. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Boggs , lamily of Alfred have bought Badgley properly here. I During the holida y those vis· iting with Mr. and Mro. Ken· enth Griffith were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Guthrie and child·· reo, Diana and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Taylor of AUre·d, l . Mike Corns of Sandyvtue, W. IVa., Mr. and Mrs. Delmar I Thompson and sons, Gary and NEW SPRING FABRICS Michael and Harold, Pat and i Bill Hoberts of Vienna, W. Va. NOW ARRIVING DAILYll Blain Taylor has bought the Robert Barton hardware here. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cleland Chester spent a day wt·th h" sisler, Mrs. Lelah 1nger S1 1es & 5ervice Lane. '. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beb:ing :l 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Pomeroy Soci'a} News , I ,_,. It: II LO.GI'IIIoLOW has a good ladies'watcb only$12.95 PIECE GOODS CONTINUES THIS WEEK ., The Fabric Shop s· =========: Ch • •••pe:nt~C:hr:is~tm:•:·s~w~ilh~M~r~.~a~nd~==:!:!!!!!===========~ mond Daniels, Ferndale, Micit. Jl .tl'r Ca rpel lter home were ' ;I. Gu ..IA at the Lawson home tllCII' son·lll·law, Sidn<y Parker, r---=.,...;..iiiiiii..;,;~~;;, and h1 s fa!lwr, Charles Parker of Bo li va r. Thursday Mrs. cecil Gillogly :and lamily of Athons were re· Morning Special cent Sunday dinner gues!s of . - - - - - - - - 9 lo I his pa rent s. Mr. and Mrs. Fern BY ALTA CONE 1 r:illogly. Jarrot Bobo ,a lifelong resi - 1 Sunday dmner guesls of Mr. dent of this communilv. will be, · . Mrs. Arlh ur Cra blrre were celebraling his 90th bi~thday on : hiS parenls. \lr. and Mrs. J. K.l Jan. 16. Lei's everyone remem-1 Crablree and hiS uncles. Paul , ber him wilh a card or leller.l Wi llten_l C.. and Charle; Peck. I Addre.s Alb;my, Ohio, RL 4. . ~11. ond Mrs. Dale Slonsbury Mrs. Hulh Wood spent Sun' JOined' other members of lhetr day afl ernoon wilh Mro. Gladys ' famtl) for a famrly Morris and fa mily. Miss Hazel Wooten Is now at . home after being a pat ient in ' Riverside Method.Jst Hospital for several days. Debbie ,Tammy and Ricky 1 I Petti I spent Saturday alte:rn<>onil with Miss Rila Wilbur. : Kenneth Coen has had ahick- : en pox the past week. I Miss Patricia Morris returned lo Grayson, Ky. on Sunday. She will resume her studies at Kentucky Christian College •on 1 Monday. ' Mrs. Flossie Ragan and Mr1. . Marie Rlldcl\!f were In Pomeroy 1m Sunday lu set• lknton Ponn who is a patien t in Meigs f.rneral Hospilal. Mrs . Albert Cone and Mr s. Lona Pettit were shopping in Athens on Monday. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Mr,. Cora Morris returned to her home in Columbus on Sal· II!!~~~~~! urd ay. She spent lhe past week ...;. with her son, Ramon and ramily and called to see her sister, Mrs. Eth<l Harmon. 11 estnut Ridge I WALK-IN-SPACE VALUES AT DOWN to EARTH PRICES I· Society News VISIT YOUR CLOVER FARM STORE THIS WEEK FOR VALUES THAT REALLY ARE OUT OF THIS WORLD AT HONEST DOWN TO EARTH PRICES. GIGANTIC JANUARY CLEARANCE lr CHUTEI GOULD DICK TRACY CARAVELLE• I Reg. $12.99 Rubber Insulated Boots $5 Roush's Shoe Store ~ to wor'· Ha'~ ~ey Carpenler. Others visiting , Mr."'"' You've no idea what it means to me-oittinQ here with friend6! I"' I'" ly KING GASOLINE ALLfiY I" I'~ ... 1 newcomers 10.8"'....... !&=to .. 1 ~ h. Greek a.&~rllllll, lv AL CAPP LI'L ABNER chem!Ait :IZ.Oalaxy Bcot. coosln 12.Epoella 13. Feudal pOJ'llllllt for death notAl 1'e.t....,.'aAuwtt 3l.Nobol PIIH ll.Stout's ' . HendriX ~ .... I 21. JoledlevAl I. Diablo IO,Oib IJ.VDH,J "' Grim and family of Poca, w. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Workman and daughlers , Asbford, w. va. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mosier Earl Starkey wao in Colum- celebrated their silver wedding bus recently on business and anniversary at thew home re- 1 Mrs. Starkey visited her daugh. cently complele wilh a wedding 1 ter, Mrs. Wanda Jones and sons cake and a corsage for Mrs. 1 In Nelsonville while Mr. Star· Mosier. Guests were Mr. and key was in Columbus . Mrs. Joe Mosier, Mr. and Mrs. · 1'he Watch Party at the Mt. Charles Gire. Mr. and Mrs. GaUnion church was wpll allend•d. ry Mosier, Mrs. Laura Krebs, Hymjl sJnging, worship service and Juslm Mosier. 1 and relreshmenls were enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mosier by all present. and son spent the holiday vacaMrs. Penny Temple and sons.· lion wilh reialives in west Dayton, are spending two wee ks Virginia, including with Mr. here with relatives at the Vic- and Mrs. Thomas Kirk, ;\1rs. Maude Carr and family and Mr. tor Perry home. Holiday guests at the honw , and Mrs. Clin lon Kirk, Chcylan, or Mrs. Ola Perry and Frank I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll of were Mr. and Mrs. William Gi les, and Mr. and Mrs. Char· Thomas and Nancy and Jane l ley Mamous and Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell, Columbus and Grover Garnet Rose and family, DeStoul, Iocel. cola . Ray Howery of Washinglon. . Gay Johnson. rural mail carD. C. spent several day 5 vaca. n~r _1n 1hJ <> area, has returned tion here with his paren t:;, Mr . to h1 " el~pl o.\'mt·nt a.rt~r tre~t - . and Mrs . Verlin Howery. Thry men I al ( lev eland Chmc for '" visited also with their son-i~. JLmes suffL'rnJ ill an automobile law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs accidenl quite some ·tl!"e ago. Ralph Chapman and family, l e- Olcva Sm ith, siudetlt at Co!ina, while he was here. lumbus Business University, FOR GIANTS?-ThiRIS not Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight. !spenl th e vacation with her ' a band for a wristwatch. Columbus, spent lhe week end parents. Mr . and Mrs. Lewis Far from il. It is called a here wilh th<ir parents, Mr. Smit11 and N'ncy and h•r gnmd , "swing sling," Is rubber· and MnL D. o. McKnight anJ rnothN. \1rs. Daisy RHawlings. ized and is used to handle II d Mrs. Russell Mays ol heavy obJects gen tly on a Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly . s • r an cr~ne. 1t won an award in Mr. and Mrs. William Law- · tr" >burg were recent guests 1 a Boston industl'iai exhibit. son and children spent a week of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BRES~ 'lORE TEETH I ,,, I Carpenter Social News - .... • ' I ~ i ... ... II ~ TUPPERS PLAINS "•• p, y, . ;a PRICES EFFECTIVE 1 I Z1:S~ aYL OH, I KNOW WE ' HAVE A WBQJ; LJJZ 1' :UEJ.-G~8UJ8W 20NING PR08LEM, Y~ ~~ li'AlTB m '1'111111'111NC!L 011' '!'HE IIOUL THAT PIC'ft1lllllll llliiAVIIMLY TJiltiQII, -· llU"· HOWEVE~, A5VOU WI!RE lAVING- JANUARY 13, 14 & 1'> I JIIUOOIII RUTLAND THURS. -FRI-SAT. I RUTLAND, OHIO !Kenneth Dovlsl QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PIECE BONUS BUY 'I STARTS THURSDAY, JAN. 13th WJEH RADIO W. M.P. 0. Rodio JANUARY WJq LOO MllND~Y THRU FRIRDAY (Tues • 111llrS.) Mollday Through Friday 4:30 Eleclno Co. Local New1 7:4& Sigll On, EcbOII of JOl 6·1111 Sign On - Ilea fi ·05 Socred Heart u 4 Ohio News Round-Up 8:00 .Ohio Valley Nllll 6:211 Mt:igs County RFD t :Oii Wottd Newt 5' 30 Sign Off 6:25 Country Jamboroe 8:10 Sports Today 6:57 WeaUJer SUNDAY 8:15 Weather Picture I 730 S1gn On- Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Slun 7:00 N;, lional News 7 05 Bill Mtller Show ' 8 00 B.1pl i>t Hour 8:55 community News 7:30 Spor ts Paraue 8:30 News 9:00 Talk of the Town 7:35 Hill Mi ller Show 8 J:, llrl'k End 9:55 Mason County New1 7:35 Pirkens llardware (Tues. 9 00 Spreading Kingdom 10:00 LoUi e Muell or Sho w and Thurs.) , 9.:10 The Bible Speoks 10:30 Latchstring 7:50 News . 9:45 The Good We . 11 :00 News 8:00 Bill M1ller Show 10 .00 Masler Conlrol 11:05 Louie Mueller Show 8:45 Bakl'r Furn1lt1re Show 10:30 Country Hymntimers Friday, Church Bells i\\"rd .. Fri. ) ll:JO Quiet Hour Ring) 9:00 News 12 :00 Noon News 11:30 Public Senlce 11 15 Christians Hour 11 45 World Newl 9:05 Coffee with .Janet 9:15 Housh's Slw1·s •'f11ursl 12 30 Rev. Merlin Teets 11:55 Mason County News 10:00 Ohio Edurol•on I :00 Rev. Eddie Boyer 12:00 Community Newa 10:05 Swap Shop 1:30 Hev. Silas Billups 12:05 Noon Newa 10: l!i Min htPr loJ Assodation 1 2:00 Harvest Time 12:10 Marketl 10:3t Soei'l Securilv 2 :1~ Rev. Bobby Lee Adk ins 12:15 Mid !Joy Wt'3ther 10::15 Tom Hoberts~n Show 2:30 Week End 12:20 Bulletin Board 10: 45 A.S.C. Program 1Fri. ) 5·30 Sign )If 12:25 News 0 Gram• 11 :00 News SATURDAY 12:30 County Agent 11 ·05 Tmy 's Country Junctton I 6 00 S1gn On -New• 12:45 Country Go Round 11 JO Tmy"s Count11 l!ymnltme , 6·30 Happy Valley Boy• 1:55 News Beat 12:00 National News '1 7 00 Protestant !lour 2:00 Country Go Round 12 15 Loca l News 7 :15 Week End 2:55 News Beat 12:30 Goess lrr"s Guest Star 111 00 Dulton"s and Hern'l Top 3:09 Mid Way MatiRH 12 :30 Larry Anderson Show I Ten Show . '3:55 New• Beat 2:30 Miles KusiC Show 112.00 Noon News 1:00 Di scing with Doss 4 15 K'rr and Van Zandt Show' 1215 Paul Bowers. RFD 4:30 lntercbangt 1Mon. Wed. Fri.) 12 :30 Jim Mecs Show S:OO CoiiUIIIIDity News 4 15 Bloelloar Auto Show 5::!11 Sign Off 1:05 Mason Coull\J DleWI 1 THE BORN LOSER S:IO World IIIII National New• 5:15 Spotlight oa Sporll 1:2& Weatber 1:10 Sign 011 I 1 STOKELY PEACH~S THE SEWING CENTER ly HAROLD OIAY LimE ORPHAN ANNII lolurday 7:45 Sip On, Echoes or Joy ·~ : 00 Ohio Valley News "·8·05 World News ~ 10 Sporrts Toclay 1!15 Weather Picture 8:16 Louie Mueller Show !i:OO High School Hit Parade 10:30 Songs lor Children 10·45 Golden Key 11 :00 News 11:05 Salurday Show 12:00 Local. Ohio, Nat. Newa 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Salurday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday MatiJiet 1:55 News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3.30 News Headlines J·3J Saturday Matinee 4: oo Community Choin 3:55 News 4:00 Community Choirs 4:30 Radio HJO 6:00 News Roundup 5:15 Public Service 5:30 8i&n 011 By ART SANSOM ' I I HOW OLD I ~ ALL "l'HAr t.'.ACHINE:RV'I TON, FICTEErl \'EARS1 I CLOVER FARM SPECIALS ·--- ~ 2 ~!~~tp ------ ~~~· -- ~--- ' I FIRST RAISING i The first raising of lhe Stars : and Stripes as the standard tor American troops is said lo have been at the Bailie of Cooch's Bridge, near Newark, Del ., in 1777. I \ I GROUND BEEF c LB. CUBE STEAK .. lb. FRUIT BW STEW 1~ lb. ••n 89c MORTONS ROSE BRAND -.b.tJD AS 't'OUR. WIFE!, JllST VIAAT DOt~~~'#.~~ JULIUS UIJot:RSi-1~- A PASSI!Jb FAtJOI"f A 61'::1r.trAl:l.l SLICED 49C HART BRAND at lhe home of their son and a daughter-in-law, Mr. and MriS. II Larry Stansbury at Reynolds· burg on Christmas Day. Dale Eugene Turner returned home wltb them and spent hls vaca· lion here. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baum· J&rdner and family of Coslboct-II on, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Irwin ~~~td family of Marysville, Mr . and Mrs. Clyde Walker and lamily, Thurman, Harriet Woodyard, Albany, Grant Price, Columb~. Rebecca, Thad and LH sa Dye, and Douglas Lowther. I enjoyed a family gatherillg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Francie and Minnie Maude, Mc<:ormela- 11 ville, were recent guests the homes of her brothers, dal Jordan and Lavern Jor<!an. 300 NORTHERN ASST. count FACIAL TISSUES _ _ box -- - ~· MARTHA WHITE 251b. SELF-RISING bog FLOUR ___________ BAKER'S HUNT'S ----- STOKELY APPLESAUCE _ - - -··- - 29c 19c BONUS 8UY MAXWELL HOUSE 35c ·-- ----~- - COFFEE c lbs. REGULAR --- - -·f!IDIDJ~-- DRIP STEAK ; Fruit Cootdail 3 69f~ ----~~ CLOROX BLEACH eBee! eTurkey -------- ,_ I ROUGHTON tor •. Chocolate Milk ~ 2!'~. 49c 3'io~. $1,00 Tangerines CO ~NC£5 L.HA.SSA ntA.T 1Hf!: ~D' 'HINe;f .4RE M YET UNAWAAI! 11<E'f ARE NOf ATIACKIN8 HE( MAIN FO~E. WAID CROSS' SONS BUT 1HI' MNG 1HAT COU/Ilal WAIO ll\Cfll(; lllU.III'WIIB5. ,, ," ' ,, 'I RACINE, Q, '· 1', ' ' r l'<i· ·· d ~.'', ' 21bs. Now In Progress BAKER FURNITURE 0, TUBE TOMATOES pkg. JJc FAIRMONT BRAND BEST ICE CREAM carton i'/erlcipal sine. d •• i 011 Chewith GAL. ~me s, W31 on a •oper dent FOR -~!gal. •omPagiva POT PIES 6s 3 69C ~•• . BONUS BUY eChicken ITOKILY u1lo ling tilt Jlo PORK SHOULDER MORTON'S --etn ~ rrq" LB. CAN SWEET POTATOES or .. .. te4 !!d- ,. -~- ."'ft.2SC Tomato Juice .., jr.. ' 27c 2.'~~! 33c .00 cans 46 oz can· TOMATO JUICE-- HALVES No. 2 '12 S2 19 COCONUT - - - - 8'1• oz. or BONUS BUY FRANKLIN CANDY REG. ...... 29c SPECIAL 2 :49( !10\i<"· Cllf· atin& •rosewilt 1M lip firm. �.. ... ..... ·· · · ·~···' ·~·· ~· .. ~·~ .. -·~ -· . ' 4 < ~ I I l BAIIHEY GOOGLI! ond S1~VFFY SftiU\1~'t::;:;r-:;--;7.:';;~~)ii;~r.:il r----,--ly - PIED LAS5WILL AfORE 'IE GO To BED, BRESH 'lORE TEETH AFORE 'IE uUGHAID ·· BRESH YORE TEETH WHEN 'IE GOTO BED, GIT I)P, JUGHA ID DAft Y CROSSWORD - ..- .. .,_ ··-I DOWN •f'BOSS l.Famo.. LBurgeon'e lllrMd !.RIYe<: 4. V&lllto So. Am. 9. Clllyaalie I 18,lkllal00 J1,Rich ~ rock I I ,, I, a. 8ta ~.- -~ ll'ts ,, JS.~ I.:Mex:fcAU Ja:nd. 11. wagons of& I :JII,Cipital &cape to. compa ~< ol~ point I I nick- name .,. nt' Jot. :Mail l!O.MW$ 1'-0fti'Col ~~ rltntial II. B y - I t D.LI& I I crosaboW 23. Prell- 4.JDnrpMft lJIJ.I.and· aDdHull· '11.Protect 28. Ll!avc a pceition 21.Badeavor : 35.Sa.ucy 37,HI.Wk 0 letter 25.Mop "'~7 :::t.Two: Sp. 28.MIIIla parrot ~ I~ I ~~~ ~ldllp 38. Wlcltt~d 28.Dried - gra.po 40.ADgeP 41. Surfeited ~'VI'haddJr& ~ II" as guests of Mr. and Mrs. ~~ 11%. SDare 8S.Plmal ~ ~ ~ ~ t"" I"" ~ ~ ~ .., / Tuppers PI aiDS • during vacation btclud<d the Mr. lltllday and Mrs. Robert m- 'wt've 1ot to aupply thea• teen-agera 42. DeciDIBI tmlt witll tnt answoro'l' Wt don't even understand DAILY CBf1'1'0Qil0.fiD- Bere'a how half tht questions!'' A:II':DLII.&.&XII Mra. Charles Bowers ol Park- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Garrell Christy I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jan. 12, 19M-ll . ersburg. ot Grove Cily and Del· -~ · Mr. •nd Mrs. David Davis ~hin Christy of Columbus spent : ALFRED • , Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wllliaml and son of VIenna, and her mo- New Year's here with their sis- ' Mrs. Anna Thompson movtd of Belpre spent Sunday wllll ther, Mrs. Mildred Ci!"!'le and ler, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhill to the home of Pearl Ervin at her parents, Mr. and Ml'll. Mli- - - - - - - - - - Mrs. Lelah. MeCism s(ll'nt. the , and daughter, Ruth AAD . ' Racine last Sund.oy afternoon. lard Swartz and Terry. , holidays With Mr. DaviS par· ' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stout and Rev. L. M. Barnett of lluAt· ' Mr. and Mn Cbas D Woodt RBy Mrs,j Evelyn Brlckles enls, Mr. and M": J . S. :Javis l d~ugbler spent New Year's with : inglon, W. Va, took dinner on called on Mr. ~d lfi.s. "c. WE. ev. :; dMrsh. Eugene Em· and daughter, DoriS Ann. , bls brother, Mr. and Mrs. ! Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Woode at Tuppers Plains Wecl8011 ~ ya , ahug.dter spent the Mr. and Mrs. Blam 1'Pylor Glen Stout el Keno. D. Woode. nesday afteruooa. ew ear • oil ay With Hev. , spent Sunday at New Martms· Mr. and Mrs . Carl Ba1rnhlill - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - and Mrs. Mann or Harrisburg. ville, W. Va. wilh his sis- and Rulb Anu and Mr. and Joseph Kuhn, youngest son 1er and his mother. Mrs. Zora Jim Stout and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kuhn . Taylor accompanied them Chrlslmas with Mr. and underwent knee surgery at Gal- home for a visit. Floyd Stout. hpohs. Mrs. Kalurah Kimble family of Cleveland spent a receHt with her fathe'r, John Kaylor. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Boggs , lamily of Alfred have bought Badgley properly here. I During the holida y those vis· iting with Mr. and Mro. Ken· enth Griffith were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Guthrie and child·· reo, Diana and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Taylor of AUre·d, l . Mike Corns of Sandyvtue, W. IVa., Mr. and Mrs. Delmar I Thompson and sons, Gary and NEW SPRING FABRICS Michael and Harold, Pat and i Bill Hoberts of Vienna, W. Va. NOW ARRIVING DAILYll Blain Taylor has bought the Robert Barton hardware here. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cleland Chester spent a day wt·th h" sisler, Mrs. Lelah 1nger S1 1es & 5ervice Lane. '. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beb:ing :l 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Pomeroy Soci'a} News , I ,_,. It: II LO.GI'IIIoLOW has a good ladies'watcb only$12.95 PIECE GOODS CONTINUES THIS WEEK ., The Fabric Shop s· =========: Ch • •••pe:nt~C:hr:is~tm:•:·s~w~ilh~M~r~.~a~nd~==:!:!!!!!===========~ mond Daniels, Ferndale, Micit. Jl .tl'r Ca rpel lter home were ' ;I. Gu ..IA at the Lawson home tllCII' son·lll·law, Sidn<y Parker, r---=.,...;..iiiiiii..;,;~~;;, and h1 s fa!lwr, Charles Parker of Bo li va r. Thursday Mrs. cecil Gillogly :and lamily of Athons were re· Morning Special cent Sunday dinner gues!s of . - - - - - - - - 9 lo I his pa rent s. Mr. and Mrs. Fern BY ALTA CONE 1 r:illogly. Jarrot Bobo ,a lifelong resi - 1 Sunday dmner guesls of Mr. dent of this communilv. will be, · . Mrs. Arlh ur Cra blrre were celebraling his 90th bi~thday on : hiS parenls. \lr. and Mrs. J. K.l Jan. 16. Lei's everyone remem-1 Crablree and hiS uncles. Paul , ber him wilh a card or leller.l Wi llten_l C.. and Charle; Peck. I Addre.s Alb;my, Ohio, RL 4. . ~11. ond Mrs. Dale Slonsbury Mrs. Hulh Wood spent Sun' JOined' other members of lhetr day afl ernoon wilh Mro. Gladys ' famtl) for a famrly Morris and fa mily. Miss Hazel Wooten Is now at . home after being a pat ient in ' Riverside Method.Jst Hospital for several days. Debbie ,Tammy and Ricky 1 I Petti I spent Saturday alte:rn<>onil with Miss Rila Wilbur. : Kenneth Coen has had ahick- : en pox the past week. I Miss Patricia Morris returned lo Grayson, Ky. on Sunday. She will resume her studies at Kentucky Christian College •on 1 Monday. ' Mrs. Flossie Ragan and Mr1. . Marie Rlldcl\!f were In Pomeroy 1m Sunday lu set• lknton Ponn who is a patien t in Meigs f.rneral Hospilal. Mrs . Albert Cone and Mr s. Lona Pettit were shopping in Athens on Monday. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Mr,. Cora Morris returned to her home in Columbus on Sal· II!!~~~~~! urd ay. She spent lhe past week ...;. with her son, Ramon and ramily and called to see her sister, Mrs. Eth<l Harmon. 11 estnut Ridge I WALK-IN-SPACE VALUES AT DOWN to EARTH PRICES I· Society News VISIT YOUR CLOVER FARM STORE THIS WEEK FOR VALUES THAT REALLY ARE OUT OF THIS WORLD AT HONEST DOWN TO EARTH PRICES. GIGANTIC JANUARY CLEARANCE lr CHUTEI GOULD DICK TRACY CARAVELLE• I Reg. $12.99 Rubber Insulated Boots $5 Roush's Shoe Store ~ to wor'· Ha'~ ~ey Carpenler. Others visiting , Mr."'"' You've no idea what it means to me-oittinQ here with friend6! I"' I'" ly KING GASOLINE ALLfiY I" I'~ ... 1 newcomers 10.8"'....... !&=to .. 1 ~ h. Greek a.&~rllllll, lv AL CAPP LI'L ABNER chem!Ait :IZ.Oalaxy Bcot. coosln 12.Epoella 13. Feudal pOJ'llllllt for death notAl 1'e.t....,.'aAuwtt 3l.Nobol PIIH ll.Stout's ' . HendriX ~ .... I 21. JoledlevAl I. Diablo IO,Oib IJ.VDH,J "' Grim and family of Poca, w. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Workman and daughlers , Asbford, w. va. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mosier Earl Starkey wao in Colum- celebrated their silver wedding bus recently on business and anniversary at thew home re- 1 Mrs. Starkey visited her daugh. cently complele wilh a wedding 1 ter, Mrs. Wanda Jones and sons cake and a corsage for Mrs. 1 In Nelsonville while Mr. Star· Mosier. Guests were Mr. and key was in Columbus . Mrs. Joe Mosier, Mr. and Mrs. · 1'he Watch Party at the Mt. Charles Gire. Mr. and Mrs. GaUnion church was wpll allend•d. ry Mosier, Mrs. Laura Krebs, Hymjl sJnging, worship service and Juslm Mosier. 1 and relreshmenls were enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mosier by all present. and son spent the holiday vacaMrs. Penny Temple and sons.· lion wilh reialives in west Dayton, are spending two wee ks Virginia, including with Mr. here with relatives at the Vic- and Mrs. Thomas Kirk, ;\1rs. Maude Carr and family and Mr. tor Perry home. Holiday guests at the honw , and Mrs. Clin lon Kirk, Chcylan, or Mrs. Ola Perry and Frank I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll of were Mr. and Mrs. William Gi les, and Mr. and Mrs. Char· Thomas and Nancy and Jane l ley Mamous and Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell, Columbus and Grover Garnet Rose and family, DeStoul, Iocel. cola . Ray Howery of Washinglon. . Gay Johnson. rural mail carD. C. spent several day 5 vaca. n~r _1n 1hJ <> area, has returned tion here with his paren t:;, Mr . to h1 " el~pl o.\'mt·nt a.rt~r tre~t - . and Mrs . Verlin Howery. Thry men I al ( lev eland Chmc for '" visited also with their son-i~. JLmes suffL'rnJ ill an automobile law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs accidenl quite some ·tl!"e ago. Ralph Chapman and family, l e- Olcva Sm ith, siudetlt at Co!ina, while he was here. lumbus Business University, FOR GIANTS?-ThiRIS not Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight. !spenl th e vacation with her ' a band for a wristwatch. Columbus, spent lhe week end parents. Mr . and Mrs. Lewis Far from il. It is called a here wilh th<ir parents, Mr. Smit11 and N'ncy and h•r gnmd , "swing sling," Is rubber· and MnL D. o. McKnight anJ rnothN. \1rs. Daisy RHawlings. ized and is used to handle II d Mrs. Russell Mays ol heavy obJects gen tly on a Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly . s • r an cr~ne. 1t won an award in Mr. and Mrs. William Law- · tr" >burg were recent guests 1 a Boston industl'iai exhibit. son and children spent a week of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BRES~ 'lORE TEETH I ,,, I Carpenter Social News - .... • ' I ~ i ... ... II ~ TUPPERS PLAINS "•• p, y, . ;a PRICES EFFECTIVE 1 I Z1:S~ aYL OH, I KNOW WE ' HAVE A WBQJ; LJJZ 1' :UEJ.-G~8UJ8W 20NING PR08LEM, Y~ ~~ li'AlTB m '1'111111'111NC!L 011' '!'HE IIOUL THAT PIC'ft1lllllll llliiAVIIMLY TJiltiQII, -· llU"· HOWEVE~, A5VOU WI!RE lAVING- JANUARY 13, 14 & 1'> I JIIUOOIII RUTLAND THURS. -FRI-SAT. I RUTLAND, OHIO !Kenneth Dovlsl QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PIECE BONUS BUY 'I STARTS THURSDAY, JAN. 13th WJEH RADIO W. M.P. 0. Rodio JANUARY WJq LOO MllND~Y THRU FRIRDAY (Tues • 111llrS.) Mollday Through Friday 4:30 Eleclno Co. Local New1 7:4& Sigll On, EcbOII of JOl 6·1111 Sign On - Ilea fi ·05 Socred Heart u 4 Ohio News Round-Up 8:00 .Ohio Valley Nllll 6:211 Mt:igs County RFD t :Oii Wottd Newt 5' 30 Sign Off 6:25 Country Jamboroe 8:10 Sports Today 6:57 WeaUJer SUNDAY 8:15 Weather Picture I 730 S1gn On- Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Slun 7:00 N;, lional News 7 05 Bill Mtller Show ' 8 00 B.1pl i>t Hour 8:55 community News 7:30 Spor ts Paraue 8:30 News 9:00 Talk of the Town 7:35 Hill Mi ller Show 8 J:, llrl'k End 9:55 Mason County New1 7:35 Pirkens llardware (Tues. 9 00 Spreading Kingdom 10:00 LoUi e Muell or Sho w and Thurs.) , 9.:10 The Bible Speoks 10:30 Latchstring 7:50 News . 9:45 The Good We . 11 :00 News 8:00 Bill M1ller Show 10 .00 Masler Conlrol 11:05 Louie Mueller Show 8:45 Bakl'r Furn1lt1re Show 10:30 Country Hymntimers Friday, Church Bells i\\"rd .. Fri. ) ll:JO Quiet Hour Ring) 9:00 News 12 :00 Noon News 11:30 Public Senlce 11 15 Christians Hour 11 45 World Newl 9:05 Coffee with .Janet 9:15 Housh's Slw1·s •'f11ursl 12 30 Rev. Merlin Teets 11:55 Mason County News 10:00 Ohio Edurol•on I :00 Rev. Eddie Boyer 12:00 Community Newa 10:05 Swap Shop 1:30 Hev. Silas Billups 12:05 Noon Newa 10: l!i Min htPr loJ Assodation 1 2:00 Harvest Time 12:10 Marketl 10:3t Soei'l Securilv 2 :1~ Rev. Bobby Lee Adk ins 12:15 Mid !Joy Wt'3ther 10::15 Tom Hoberts~n Show 2:30 Week End 12:20 Bulletin Board 10: 45 A.S.C. Program 1Fri. ) 5·30 Sign )If 12:25 News 0 Gram• 11 :00 News SATURDAY 12:30 County Agent 11 ·05 Tmy 's Country Junctton I 6 00 S1gn On -New• 12:45 Country Go Round 11 JO Tmy"s Count11 l!ymnltme , 6·30 Happy Valley Boy• 1:55 News Beat 12:00 National News '1 7 00 Protestant !lour 2:00 Country Go Round 12 15 Loca l News 7 :15 Week End 2:55 News Beat 12:30 Goess lrr"s Guest Star 111 00 Dulton"s and Hern'l Top 3:09 Mid Way MatiRH 12 :30 Larry Anderson Show I Ten Show . '3:55 New• Beat 2:30 Miles KusiC Show 112.00 Noon News 1:00 Di scing with Doss 4 15 K'rr and Van Zandt Show' 1215 Paul Bowers. RFD 4:30 lntercbangt 1Mon. Wed. Fri.) 12 :30 Jim Mecs Show S:OO CoiiUIIIIDity News 4 15 Bloelloar Auto Show 5::!11 Sign Off 1:05 Mason Coull\J DleWI 1 THE BORN LOSER S:IO World IIIII National New• 5:15 Spotlight oa Sporll 1:2& Weatber 1:10 Sign 011 I 1 STOKELY PEACH~S THE SEWING CENTER ly HAROLD OIAY LimE ORPHAN ANNII lolurday 7:45 Sip On, Echoes or Joy ·~ : 00 Ohio Valley News "·8·05 World News ~ 10 Sporrts Toclay 1!15 Weather Picture 8:16 Louie Mueller Show !i:OO High School Hit Parade 10:30 Songs lor Children 10·45 Golden Key 11 :00 News 11:05 Salurday Show 12:00 Local. Ohio, Nat. Newa 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Salurday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday MatiJiet 1:55 News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3.30 News Headlines J·3J Saturday Matinee 4: oo Community Choin 3:55 News 4:00 Community Choirs 4:30 Radio HJO 6:00 News Roundup 5:15 Public Service 5:30 8i&n 011 By ART SANSOM ' I I HOW OLD I ~ ALL "l'HAr t.'.ACHINE:RV'I TON, FICTEErl \'EARS1 I CLOVER FARM SPECIALS ·--- ~ 2 ~!~~tp ------ ~~~· -- ~--- ' I FIRST RAISING i The first raising of lhe Stars : and Stripes as the standard tor American troops is said lo have been at the Bailie of Cooch's Bridge, near Newark, Del ., in 1777. I \ I GROUND BEEF c LB. CUBE STEAK .. lb. FRUIT BW STEW 1~ lb. ••n 89c MORTONS ROSE BRAND -.b.tJD AS 't'OUR. WIFE!, JllST VIAAT DOt~~~'#.~~ JULIUS UIJot:RSi-1~- A PASSI!Jb FAtJOI"f A 61'::1r.trAl:l.l SLICED 49C HART BRAND at lhe home of their son and a daughter-in-law, Mr. and MriS. II Larry Stansbury at Reynolds· burg on Christmas Day. Dale Eugene Turner returned home wltb them and spent hls vaca· lion here. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baum· J&rdner and family of Coslboct-II on, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Irwin ~~~td family of Marysville, Mr . and Mrs. Clyde Walker and lamily, Thurman, Harriet Woodyard, Albany, Grant Price, Columb~. Rebecca, Thad and LH sa Dye, and Douglas Lowther. I enjoyed a family gatherillg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Francie and Minnie Maude, Mc<:ormela- 11 ville, were recent guests the homes of her brothers, dal Jordan and Lavern Jor<!an. 300 NORTHERN ASST. count FACIAL TISSUES _ _ box -- - ~· MARTHA WHITE 251b. SELF-RISING bog FLOUR ___________ BAKER'S HUNT'S ----- STOKELY APPLESAUCE _ - - -··- - 29c 19c BONUS 8UY MAXWELL HOUSE 35c ·-- ----~- - COFFEE c lbs. REGULAR --- - -·f!IDIDJ~-- DRIP STEAK ; Fruit Cootdail 3 69f~ ----~~ CLOROX BLEACH eBee! eTurkey -------- ,_ I ROUGHTON tor •. Chocolate Milk ~ 2!'~. 49c 3'io~. $1,00 Tangerines CO ~NC£5 L.HA.SSA ntA.T 1Hf!: ~D' 'HINe;f .4RE M YET UNAWAAI! 11<E'f ARE NOf ATIACKIN8 HE( MAIN FO~E. WAID CROSS' SONS BUT 1HI' MNG 1HAT COU/Ilal WAIO ll\Cfll(; lllU.III'WIIB5. ,, ," ' ,, 'I RACINE, Q, '· 1', ' ' r l'<i· ·· d ~.'', ' 21bs. Now In Progress BAKER FURNITURE 0, TUBE TOMATOES pkg. JJc FAIRMONT BRAND BEST ICE CREAM carton i'/erlcipal sine. d •• i 011 Chewith GAL. ~me s, W31 on a •oper dent FOR -~!gal. •omPagiva POT PIES 6s 3 69C ~•• . BONUS BUY eChicken ITOKILY u1lo ling tilt Jlo PORK SHOULDER MORTON'S --etn ~ rrq" LB. CAN SWEET POTATOES or .. .. te4 !!d- ,. -~- ."'ft.2SC Tomato Juice .., jr.. ' 27c 2.'~~! 33c .00 cans 46 oz can· TOMATO JUICE-- HALVES No. 2 '12 S2 19 COCONUT - - - - 8'1• oz. or BONUS BUY FRANKLIN CANDY REG. ...... 29c SPECIAL 2 :49( !10\i<"· Cllf· atin& •rosewilt 1M lip firm. �' ' . ... ' ' . .. . ' . .' .. . ····-· ·- · - · · · ~ ' . -;_ ,,J.. ' -. . ~ ,. . . -· .. - . . .. .. 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CAMP BELLS ~M:E:AT~SO~U~P~S~~~u~.1~6c~--------~~i-----------------------. ilp, ,hy, in· 00 PAIRS c • >m- tio- tico Iii- 'ctecl ll•• llilllo ~~ .. nlng 1111 Ro LAST tB!II c IDJ REG. $17.95 JERGEN'S BATH c BAR LADIES Nylons COLGATE INSTANT SHAVE PEPTO- BISMOL REG. 98c GIANT CAN C· RICJ. 98t NOW ONLY c FIRST QUALITY SPECIAL PAIRS IN A PKG. BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES __ jilt •IIIIo quart NORTHERN ...usa let AU SIZES Breakfast Drink ... fDo 1gb !lid ck- -. Tomatoes c ig~ liDo 00 For WHILE THEY ... the Ill LADIES-Reg. 49c FULLY LINED PKG. c DISH TOWELS FULL SIZE JUICE GOLD NUGGET BREEZE ~~z~ - FIRST QUALITY PKG. OP! PAIR c FOODLAND MUSSELMAN'S MOHAWK Pillow Cases c DONUTS .' . le ' STORCK'S -~ --------~- c ONLY THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY ox - ---· MOHAWK 24x46 SIZE STORCK'S · SHORTENING Reg. b ~----- e- FIRST SNOWDRIFT 39c _____. _. . ------- __;__·-· -... ' BONUS BUY BREAD , FIRST QUALITY ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU LB. CAN ------ ~- --- ' SAYII&S GWW fKOJI Elll lffl. P.EG. 35e ___ __;_ STEVEN'S : I' THEY LIKE TO WATCH 11£11 CA5H Bake & Break __ :".:...----~---- -~~ ------ - - .. _' ' lHIFlT SllffPEIS &IE 6000 1(1£1 1 Wfm THAT'S IBT RJODlAID PRKESAmAtlJ SO MANY SMART HOJIWIEIS • BAKERY DEPT. I I I ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · OPEN c SUNDAY 11 o'clock-7 o'clock �' ' . ... ' ' . .. . ' . .' .. . ····-· ·- · - · · · ~ ' . -;_ ,,J.. ' -. . ~ ,. . . -· .. - . . .. .. ' - .. .. ... . ,._ 4 ..- .• •. . - - ~ ~ •• ~- . --· , ·- - - ~ ..... ••• • sm --.. ·---~-~'----~-- ~.;:::.:;_:~.:.... ;·_ '-- _.:._.. ' I WE RESERVI H RIGHT TO LIMil OOANTIT'r QUALITY Middleport, 0. Kanauga, 0. •· . th et FULL SIZE WHILE THEY LAST CANNON ONLY c EXTRA HEAVY MEN'S JERSEY GLOVES EACH LB. PKG. POWDERED EXTRA SPECIAL c TOMATO Morgan-Jones Terry Cloth PANTIES LB. 46oz. can SUNBEAM MODEL D-21 ELECTRIC BLANKET Reg. $1.49 REG. $21.95 5.0% OFF U. S.. NO.1 BECTRIC BLANKeT c 1h GALLON LB. BAG FOODLAND CARTON 303 CANS Apple Sauce 4FOR 49c EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 32c -- 3 29C GERBERS MACARONI Mucll••'• - 3 ~~x49C Hershev's SYRUP _ ·:.~-19c STRAINED BABY FOOD _ 1 lor That Delicious Orange Flavor MARGARINE 11b. Red Ripe BIRDS EYE 34c .. ~ 14 QT. INSTANT MILK Comati011- 99c CARNATION MILK 2 •••• 29c 9 oz. can FOR c 4Roll pkg. CAMP BELLS ~M:E:AT~SO~U~P~S~~~u~.1~6c~--------~~i-----------------------. ilp, ,hy, in· 00 PAIRS c • >m- tio- tico Iii- 'ctecl ll•• llilllo ~~ .. nlng 1111 Ro LAST tB!II c IDJ REG. $17.95 JERGEN'S BATH c BAR LADIES Nylons COLGATE INSTANT SHAVE PEPTO- BISMOL REG. 98c GIANT CAN C· RICJ. 98t NOW ONLY c FIRST QUALITY SPECIAL PAIRS IN A PKG. BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES __ jilt •IIIIo quart NORTHERN ...usa let AU SIZES Breakfast Drink ... fDo 1gb !lid ck- -. Tomatoes c ig~ liDo 00 For WHILE THEY ... the Ill LADIES-Reg. 49c FULLY LINED PKG. c DISH TOWELS FULL SIZE JUICE GOLD NUGGET BREEZE ~~z~ - FIRST QUALITY PKG. OP! PAIR c FOODLAND MUSSELMAN'S MOHAWK Pillow Cases c DONUTS .' . le ' STORCK'S -~ --------~- c ONLY THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY ox - ---· MOHAWK 24x46 SIZE STORCK'S · SHORTENING Reg. b ~----- e- FIRST SNOWDRIFT 39c _____. _. . ------- __;__·-· -... ' BONUS BUY BREAD , FIRST QUALITY ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU LB. CAN ------ ~- --- ' SAYII&S GWW fKOJI Elll lffl. P.EG. 35e ___ __;_ STEVEN'S : I' THEY LIKE TO WATCH 11£11 CA5H Bake & Break __ :".:...----~---- -~~ ------ - - .. _' ' lHIFlT SllffPEIS &IE 6000 1(1£1 1 Wfm THAT'S IBT RJODlAID PRKESAmAtlJ SO MANY SMART HOJIWIEIS • BAKERY DEPT. I I I ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · OPEN c SUNDAY 11 o'clock-7 o'clock �. .. _. , .....\ • · .~ _ . . ·.· ,' .'.·,·.·, •. . . .' . . . .,. .... ····- ··· ·--· - . . . .. . ~ . r """', ' ., , .. : ~,.,- ..- • • '-'" ~- ·" .' : .:- ~ • -~ • '.,• ·-· . . f · ··H··· ···- -·. .... • . . ~ -~ ~-· •··••·•· ~· · • · • · , ..- . 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Nylons :r dfo c quart BAR Tomatoes c c Uss ilp, .by, WHILE l llECTRIC ELANKET c l-2 GALLON ,, ... lbus Hill 5.0% OFF I lllltl lint 111Jl. REG. $21.95 u.s. NO. 1 IJ)I FIRST QUAUTY PKG. OP! LADIES-Reg. 49c SUNBEAM .... DISH TOWELS FULLY LINED ' LB. PIC.G. 46oz. can Morgan-Jones Terry Cloth FULL SIZE /; i&ll u• PAIR c BONUS BUY .. MOHAWK Pillow Cases c STORCK'S Reg. b 39c ox le c 24x46 SIZE STORCK'S . SHORTENING BREAD e- FIRST SNOWDRIFT c MOHAWK ' BONUS BUY CAN rt: FIRST QUALITY ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU LB. - · - ------'-- STEVEN'S THAT'S WHY RJODlAID PrJaSAP1'tt1J SO MANY SMART HOMEIIAIEIS· 1 THEY LIKE TO llTCH IIEJR Uil S.AYli&S GlllW FROM \lUI) .R. llEG. 35c ____. ••• lHIIFlT SllfiPEISARE 60001110 IAIMBS Bake & Break __ _____:.:._::.__: ' • • Wale Ill SOl BAKERY DEPT. .· PornWedicipal ALL SIZES Breakfast Drink ..• NORTHERN BIRDS EYE COLGATE INSTANT SHAVE PEPTO- BISMOL REG. 98c GIANT CAN C· REO. 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Nylons :r dfo c quart BAR Tomatoes c c Uss ilp, .by, WHILE l llECTRIC ELANKET c l-2 GALLON ,, ... lbus Hill 5.0% OFF I lllltl lint 111Jl. REG. $21.95 u.s. NO. 1 IJ)I FIRST QUAUTY PKG. OP! LADIES-Reg. 49c SUNBEAM .... DISH TOWELS FULLY LINED ' LB. PIC.G. 46oz. can Morgan-Jones Terry Cloth FULL SIZE /; i&ll u• PAIR c BONUS BUY .. MOHAWK Pillow Cases c STORCK'S Reg. b 39c ox le c 24x46 SIZE STORCK'S . SHORTENING BREAD e- FIRST SNOWDRIFT c MOHAWK ' BONUS BUY CAN rt: FIRST QUALITY ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU LB. - · - ------'-- STEVEN'S THAT'S WHY RJODlAID PrJaSAP1'tt1J SO MANY SMART HOMEIIAIEIS· 1 THEY LIKE TO llTCH IIEJR Uil S.AYli&S GlllW FROM \lUI) .R. llEG. 35c ____. ••• lHIIFlT SllfiPEISARE 60001110 IAIMBS Bake & Break __ _____:.:._::.__: ' • • Wale Ill SOl BAKERY DEPT. .· PornWedicipal ALL SIZES Breakfast Drink ..• NORTHERN BIRDS EYE COLGATE INSTANT SHAVE PEPTO- BISMOL REG. 98c GIANT CAN C· REO. NOW 98• ONLY c , P• give FIRST QUALITY ;sing. !d •• :5 OR SPECIAL Chewitb Iones, W31 on a .roper PAIRS id•nl IN A PKG. soli('. CUf· !31in& ~roAe­ wlfl BETTY CRDCK ER CAKE MIXES . 34c .... ~ 14 QT. INSTANT MILK carnetl.., - 99C CARNATION MILK 2•••• 29c 9 oz. can FOR c TM I IIJ ' 4Roll pkg. MIDDLEPORT, OtfiO · firm. . ' ~ Wel.tl llddllo OPEN SUNDAY 11 o'clock-7 o'clock CAMP BELLS .M.:E:A~T~S;O:U~PS~~ -~~···~1~6c~----------------------~------------ • . Ill 'beiss, ,..,., - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -,,., -.. -,' i~ ,;. . i, " - ··- ----·' ' �~. . .'9 ... t .. " ~ • • ' ' ~ • • .. • ~ ... ... • • • • • • • • • " \ ~ ~ • • • ~ • ' • , • • • • t ' , ••I ~ I, ' 16--0;Ily Sentmel, Pomerov·Middleport, 0 , Jan. 12, 1968 ...___ - - - -- - --- ~- Around And About ' Charter Members Recognized, New Officers Elected, by Church Closs , Kitchen Ideas Demonstrated By Betty Newton Middleport 1 1 p ro1man h p tPTA w d G'Ies M . 1 1 I I . Robinson's ELBERFELDS I MEIGS THEATRE TWICE-YEARLY CUSTOM MADE DRAPERY SALE .. Continues .. HOUSE SLIPPERS Famous Brands Ladies' Dress Heels, Loafers, Flats Chapman· Canaday In tho Mlddlo &lock Noxt to Elborfeldl POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI 1 1 ENDORSE MOORERHEAD ZANESVILLE OhiO !UPliTom V Moorehead, an msuranceman who formerly was a slate senator and a congress., man, was endorsed by the Muttkingum County Republican Club 1 for slate seDator from t~Js d1~ lrlct In thrs year's el•ction. Ralph Marshall of New Concord also sou&ht the endorsement. . - . - - . ... . -· -- . ' .-' '. .. Come In To Elberfelds 2nd end 3rd Floor end get Youn1lf So"l' ltil Bergelna ln ·Furnhure For Every Room In Your House. "' ~ ELBERFELDS JN POMEROY enttne "' -. 3 bl alae FIVE CENTS wor ~ Promise Response in Kind to any Kind 2 Projects ~xceed Goals While Leader on Back t ) live Branch or ffers LB Of Reduction in Use of Force; Vows U.S. Will he in VietNam until Peace Assured t Middleport Postmaster Paul Casct, a pattent at Metgs Gen era! Hospital where he under went recent surgery, has had hiS morale lifted twrce got underway last fall, Mr Her- tnct S rs leadmg !be state In scher had Pomeroy NatiOnal donations and has surpassed Its bl! Bank President EdiSon Hobstet- Koal There are about 32 AmerWASHINGTON IUP[J - President Johnson has grven North Viet Nam 1 choice • ter, who handles hrs grft trans- 1can LegiOn Post. rn District 8. tween an ohve branch and the sword In hiS State of tbe Unron message to Congress, actions m Meigs, submrt a The "Gift. For Yanks" prothe President emphaSized thrs country's deme to reduce rather than expand the ocate check for $500 jeCt prov1des Christmas preSo of hostilities m Vrel Nam. He mv1ted the Communists to move toward a cease-fire with Cascr, whrle stretched out In Mr. Herscher In recent years ents for Legws members m PAUL CASCI or with out a formal peace conference and promised that "we Will respond if otbero JOo hts hospital bed, learned two has made other generous con- erans' hospitals duce their use of force " • CHICAGO - A GIANT fund - rarsmg proJects he leads trrbutiOns to CIVIC and church State Legton sources said doBu! m almost the same breath he reaffrrmed the US commitment io stay In VIet strorm, whlcb horied tbe mid- have exceeded therr goals protects of Mergs County natiOns In Drstr1cl 8 toward the Nam "until aggresBlon h a s - - - - - - west under a foot of snow, pusbJ w. Herscher, Charleston, w "It's amazmg that a man who "Glft For Yanks'' project as stopped" - even If the war e~ eastward today across the Va ' operator of the Hubbard no longer resrdes m our county of Jan 7 totaled $%,043 60 T,le Congre" to Great Lakes toward New Eng- Grocery err there, has contr1 continues supportmg 1t m such goal for the d1stnct was $1,662 land. 1 b lated ., d C C 1 b1 by pt't muscle .1to the commtt d h as- Cas~~ rfiO/u l~n:Jgsa ~ounty show ment by boostmg us defense The fringes or the storm, lad- ~:~s ~~:; ~~ C~os~e~ha~t :, generous manner. Sal en with freeZing rain and thrck, er Fund dnve for .966 above lis OTHER PROJECT $735 75 donated m Middleport, spendrng $58 brllron durmg the C 1¥ . rn Pomeroy, $to from I next frscal year to a new total Advance trckets lor the Thtrd Annual Melgo OWl sticky snow, were expected to 157110 f $3,000 goal Mr Casci rs also chatrman o $ of $58 3 brllron That wquld be Jun lor Mrss Pageant are on sale accordmg to Bob EISlO &weep through strike - crippled The donatiOn by Mr ij~rsch- the 19R6 "Grfl' For The Yanks" Rutland, and $60 from Racme Three men were rnjured In a man. ticket and lmanee chmman for tt>e Jaycee-sponsot-41 1 New York Crty by this after- er was hJs second toward the j proJect m District 8, Amencan Casc1 sard he wdl leave the semi ng-car collisiOn at 12 40 event noon Meanwhile, heavy snow t966 Red Cross Chapter fund i Legron hosprtaf soon very pleased over p m Wedn.,.day at the Junctron TOKYO (UP!) - Chinese Advance lrtkets are not for reserved seats. but a<*· No warnings were still flymg today driVe Soon after the proJect Postmaster Case! learned D1s- the successruJ drive of Rls 1 and 248, th~ State Communist "observers'' to· duccd 10 price Adult advance llckets are $1 and studtoll L ough most of Micb1gan and I Highway patrol reported Two day lgnOI'ed PresidODI John- and children trckets are 75r Trckets at the door will be eastern Wisconsin. Snow - packof the mjured were hosp1tallzed son's words of peace and saki $1 25 and $1 00 respectively ed roads kept hazardous drlvOff1cers said the colhswn OC· bts State of tbe Union mesPersons m the Racme area l The pageant, designed to ... mg warmngs posted 1n north curred when Fred Fnzzle, 75, sage proved tbe current U. s I may buy tickets at Proffitt's teet the most outstwlding hi&la eastern IUmoiS. 1 Reedsvrlle, dr1vmg west on Rt drive 14 end the war In VIet I Wholesale resrdent. In and school semor girl m Meigs <OUI>o I 248, pulld onto Rt 7 and ha4Nam was a "amoke screeo" I nea r Che~ter can secure tickty , will be staged Sunday"'""' I NEW Dt;LHJ - VICE PRES· ed south rn the path of Ule a Japaneae oews mvice re- el' at Rrdenour Supply Don- rng at 8 at the Middleport l!lgll Ident Hubert H Humphrey, I NEW YORK (UP II - A earliest Predrctrons of sr ow In mrllron pensiOn protectron out- semi opera1ed by Raymond K pOrted from Pelllng. Ina 's Hestarant m Rutland Will school audrtorrum AI the en4 Secretary of State Dean Rusk I h Baker 43 St Sauk VIllage Jll E rH r today Red C b 1n a and to a'de 'od<r h ld to settlement ended the strrke of the crty led to the po>srbrlrty ol lay and $9 mrlhon for ot er • · • a e • be sellrng trckets in that area of the 2"r< hour Program • oat SP4 ret ~el ~u; an~ 4; ~mufe" 36 000 transit workers early a fmal chaotic commutmg day workers, mcludmg members of There ~as ~avy dam~'! to the charged that tbe UnJted 1n Pomeroy, SwJsner - Lohse of the contestants will be cro• ~"eting WJth Soviet Prernler l lodav and restored subway and \ The differences between the the Amalgamated Transit C?..T"han medmm toB ke selml States was preparing to step Drugs Stark's Pharmacy and ed Metgs County Juruor MJsl Alexei N Kosy 111 t was bus Service to mtlhons who had TA and umon on esum2t,ng lhc l Umon (ATU> O'Grady s~ud e mJur were 8 er, ac- up the Viet Nam war to en- Crow~ Steak House have ad- and will win a $200 scholatfi.pltyp, g b ttled ' d omic l contract mcrease appeared other \\orkers recelved an eratmns of the scalp, treated pll the whole of Indochina. vance tickets merchandise giftS, a tro ' presumed ID have centered on a persona. ao econ r at Veterans' Memorral Hospital I d 1m t pete In the Vtet Nam hardship smce New Year s1 largely a matter of determlllmg l increase of about $6 rn1lhon, l f • Jn M1ddleport. tickets may be an a r nee o com 1 1 D what proVISions constituted and that the pension outlay and rele~ed, Fr 'J:L e, a rac- 1an Increase of nearly $10 b!lhon , purchased at Dutton's Drug Oh1o Jumor M1ss Pageant 111 The meeting was one of the I ay lured pelviS and multiple !rae m military spending levels 1 '' b Xema lon•est that Sovtet and Ameri Tbe Transrt Authorrty tTAt boosts rn bentfrts Both partres should not be regarded an t ed Ib d 1 S!Jlre rre ruaryi n ____ 1 d tha 1 1 th t ur r s, an a passenger m 1 smce last January - ~-------" • can leader• have held m recent and stnkmg Trall!!port Workers agree t a east a 154 mcrease m e pac th Geor L S th 44 yem Neither Soviet nor u s Umon (TWU) reached agree- million Increase was provided Settlement of the 13-day R:ro~~lle, m~~pl~ ,.~:ration; Shgbl Ddrclt spokesgn would comment of- ment on a proposal for 8 tw&- TWU members stnke became unmment early o' the head and scalp both ad- The Chief Executive estimat I fically ' llii what was said Un- year contract which the unron But Douglas MacMahon, chlef l today when both MacMahon milled to Veterans ' 'Memorrat \ ed total federalspendrng m the l offici~! bot reliable 90lll'ces said said er;mted 170 miilron In nogotrator for the uruon, said and a . TA spokesman said Hospital. u months startrng July I •t Us~~"rS VIPt Nam was the primary topie ' Increased benefitS to workers lncreal!es also Jnduded a 171 (Continued On Page Four) The patrol crted Frru.le to I $112 s billion but said the ~!" of discussion ITheTA said, however, that the --Mergs county court Feb 2 on a current prosperrty would brrng AKRON Ob' (UPIJ _ Pollee In two maJor Ohio cltlet increase would he more accur- ' 1charge of failure to yteld the m $111 billion m revenut•, satd today' thei; expert to make more arrests w a crack· COLUMBUS FORMER 1 ately set at 160 mrllron r1gbl of way leavmg a defrctt of only 1$8 down of narcotrcs rackets that bas netted 14 arrests, in· 1 Go\1 Michael V 01Salle was There was no tmmedntte Other patrol arr,.sts Lellt'~- btlhon He called this the 1 cludmg the son of a former Akron ma yor bqck in the center of the spot- announcement whether an m day mcluded Augustme Fo- smallest defiCit m many years I Akron pohce anestecl Edward 0 Enckson .Tr 2!, I ll~ht today tn speculatmn as to crease m fa res would be canu. 82, Rl 1 Gall1pohs dump- Johnson assured the lawrP. I Kent State UmversltY sop homore, and his college roomwho will carry the ?emocratic necessary But TA Chairman rng refuse along hrghwav , uted kers that thiS country IS mate David Kmg 23, Kent, as the wave of arrests oontill' 0 banner In Novembers guberno- Joseph 0 Grady sard he w1 •ld I to municrpal court Jan 14, Aud wealthy enough to carry the ued Wednesday -- -- - - - - - - - -torlal race He was expected to discuss fman cmg of the ccnrey Ann Lew1s, 33 Mercerville extra defen'ie burden while In Columbus a·total or It per MariJ uana obtamed m Mexico announce his phms dunng the tract with Mayor John V 1 Star Rt, speedmg, c1ted Jan 1contmumg to 'bwld H gn•o~t sons were arr'ested 111 narcotic to Ohio's capttal c1ty next two weeks. Lrndsay , Paul E Kloes, MlnerSV1lle, l l4 1 society at home" Accordrngly, rards m lbe Ohro State Unrver MaJ Carroll _utwr~gbt of lht State Sen Frazier Reams Jr Even before the "iettleme;,t I Wednesday was elected cash1er Six or seven other acctdenls he outlmed a massive agenda Slty campus area The Colum- poh(e detecttve bureau bert of Toledo, who had been men was announcei.J steps to restore OF The Farrr:ers Bankd nd Sav· l were bemg mvestigated by the of domest1c legislatiOn, mclud- bus ratds were touched off by said young Ertckson accompantiOned prommently m recent serv1ce to the transit system's 1 mgs Company by the board of patrol early this mormng most· mg new C\VIl r1ghts laws an the arrest here of a suspect""d Jed Ralph Relmenschnetder, II, weeks as a potent1al candidate & m1lhon dally passen~ers Wtre I directors at lhe1r annual orgam-~ ly tn Gallla County, but com. expanded war on poverty, and narcotics peddler v,ho told po- Akron on a tnp to Columbus peared out of the mam race under way A short lime after, I zat10nal meehng. plete reports were not ava1l- a nat 1onal dnve to clean i.lp lice he delivered supplies of last week to deliver a shtpmf.Bt 1d seeking the nommat10n for a few buses were operatmg m Mr Theodore T Reed Jr 1 able l\tost resulted from slippery polluted nvtrs or mariJUana the lleutenant governor's JOb several parts of the c1ty , president, said Kloes rePlace~ h1ghway condictmns caused by To pay for his guns and 1 1 Enrkson and Kmg wert "!eams told Ohro .~cnpps -.How Desprte these meas" ·s, rul, J EdWllrd Foster, an employee a Ibm coatmg o( ICe af!er early butter program, he rC<UI•1 ' rested on ronspll'acy charles of the bank smce 1923. Foster mornmg ram mended that Congress Wipe out and the-Jr bonds were expettecl 1 0 newspot!ers, I wouldn t get serv1ce was not expected on the ? a 1 pr ary fight With Dr- 1,069 mile transit system unttl wrll contmue es a VICe prestthe culc; which took effect Jan to be set today Retmenscbfleid. Sfallehl have too much r~spect the evemng rush hour at dent untrl hiS retirement In I In federal eXCISe !axes on new er was arrested Monday ... m as • governor, hrs exJAMES KIMBALL M h f lh I b '-".!..· ror-1ence and abihty as ti cam- ~m: l~~'tftm 1 arc 0 IS year automobile~ and t e J e phone 1mpl1cated a Colum us res1.,_., paigner" In addrtron to Reed, Kloes and calls. He did not ask •nv I Slerlrng G Wagner, 23. SAIGON - U. S. forces Ia I Foster the drrectors also rerncrease tn rncome tax rates , F.rrc kson s father, who . . VIet Nam wf11 join South VI· I elecled Vrce Presrdent. Theron Bui he proposed that larger pleted hiS term as mayO!' eat1io WASHINGTON - C 0 N- et Nam government troops to Johnson of Letart Fall~ and Ll pi ted amounts be withheld from An outsta ndmg panel of juddg- ~r thts month was vacattet'ling gress was ready today to take oo I g three da• cease R h d E J f p Pomerov ons com e es has been nam•d lo jU ge I ~ serv n a , rc ar ones o omeroy plans Wednesdav lor therr berng paychecks lo put more tax pay- the Thrrd Annual Meigs County 1tn Port Sht Lucre; Fa , :,t •Ro•O an early - but not altogether Kloes. 39. rormer Metgs Coun- 1 host on January 19, to a Distnct ers more nearly on a pay as- Jumor Miss Pageant to be l thtmde o1 IS sonts arrtbee.. frrendly - look at Presrdent fire during Tet, the Chinese ty Retnrder, JOined the staff 13-H zone meetmg you go basis He also called for sta ed tht s Sunday evenmg at a no lommen on tlll Johnson's plan to swell tax Lunar New Year which begins I of the bank In 1962 and was First Vtce Presrdent Dale I a speed-up rn eollectron of s .~ the Middleport hrgh srhool ! exeeptt us ay ., I shall cut lllf revenues fiS much as $4 3 ~~it.:!.: a~~a:ll(,.~m;:~s;. ' elected Assistant cashier m Warner presided OYer the ousl Icorporate taxes as a bre,,t, on audJtonum vacaton shorl billron next year to meet riSrng I Don Young , chairman , an-I Authort tJes m both cities d• VIetnamese war costs. I sa~dh~n !l:~d~o~oa:~::~o~:~ James . B Kimball, dr strlct I 1923 He ts a graduate of Porn- ~ ness meeting followmg lunch ID m£[atmnary pressures oommercral manager for Gen- 1eroy High Sehool and of the , the SOCial rooms of the feder-r Suffident Measures nnuncedt he JUdges wrll be clmed to give details of tbt .,. There were md1catJons h1s I 1 32 proposals might meet sliffl ~:':rm~':::~ ::: :.::~:•dlb~ era! ~eph~."no~~.l,;an~·a/~h~ l ~hro Sc~ool of B~nkrng A nd ated church A lrlm furnrshed Johnson expressed the hope Mrss Marranne B Campbelf, l resls for fear of llppmg off IUfo oppos1t1on Comment. from key 1 New Year boliday ~~j seekaythe Republican nomt- r::~e::er :~~heK~:e::ca~soL: by William Grueser about hunt- that these measures would be Igeneral menager of RadiO Sta j pects stall at large. members for the most part The American spokesmaa nation for state representatrve l gion and the S racuse Meth~ mg and flshlng won a hearty re. sufficient to finance the govern- 1Lion WJEH m Galhpohs; M1.:;s ranged from Critical IJl guar- 1ald the IIIO,OOtl American in the 27th Distnct of Ohio dlst church. H/ 11 mamed to spollSe A specral gu~st was ment and keep the lid on Janrce Tannehrll, former Jondedly noncommltaL soldlen ln Sooth VIet Nam A leader In CIVIC 1mprove-l the former Jean Robson of Kenne~ Leach, of Lron Don rnOation ror MISs and now a student al S0 "wlU certainly go along wltb ment and Republican l'<rrty af- Mrnersvllle Mullens See Page 4/or I Ohro Unrversrty , Joseph ~ WASHINGTON - REPUB.i the VleiDomese." tarrs the 31-year-old Kimball rs Ladres of the church servrng Tba ckery of the Musrc Depart ' !lean leaders weM! pledged tothe first Athens County Repub- r Nrne rncumbent drrectors were lunch were Mrs Lena Grueser, Me1sage Summary I ment at Ohro Umversll), Roday to alve President .John-""~""-""' hcan to frle in the newly formed reelected to the board at the Mrs. Lrlly Houck, Mrs. Clara 1bert Morrrs, prrncrpal of Bradson's legislative program close drstrrct which mcludes Athens annual meetrng of shareholders Karr and Mrs Mabel Wolfe bur) School and John Shumanrs. Davrd E Grueser 31 Porn1 scrutiny. They charged he is Gallla and Meigs Countres , :~er Frn the day These are 0Up Presrdent of the Belpre Jay- eroy was found not gmlty Wed1 mapping "supermarket pr.. Kim,ball currently serves as F ed ' R ~r, and Johnson , Dr THE WEATHER ' cees nesd~y rn Galhpohs mumetpal grams" limed at correctmg central oommltteeman and r rsey, Moson, w Va Occaslooa1 rain souiJI today. I These judges Will begrn thetr court on a State Hrgbway Pa"oll the ills and drfiiCulty of Alh011S County treasurer for the I dentrst Fred .w Crow, local Windy, colder tongibt, and Fr~ l I duties Saturday afternoon by trot cbarg• of !rulure III givo the whole wide world" Republican Party Extremrly I attorney ' Leslie F Fultz, Gen day. Snow Ia northe-ast eDdiog conUi.iclmg hve mmute mte ! an audible signal when passUl& <;en ate GOP Leader Everett h r eral Manager the Pomeroy CeIn lb ml I • th h te tanl l Grueser ood heen charged •• 0 I rnterested In publtc service, e I ment Block Com an . E fur e mo ng. A New Haven w Va' COU· v e~s WI tac con s Dlrkaetl and House GOP rs charrman of the Athens Bus· 1bert S h llh P Y• pie coofrned rn the Mason and by srttinb rn on Saturday ' result of accrdenl Dec 25 oR Leader Gerald R Ford m their mess Assocratron's Labor Rei a· c e ase, Canton LOCAL TEMPS c.,;nt arl at Pt Pleasant h s I rehearsals The grrls' perfoNn.ll Rt 7 South of Rt 504 rn Cbeowr televlsled report of how A frame ho.ne on Gold Ridbge lions Commrttee and a hoard of l aPrttorney, Harold E Smrth, The temperature rn Pomeroy's repori'..lly confessed to ' t~e l ances durrng the pageant will be shrre HIS car had coll;ded ~rth near Darwm was destroyed y f the 'lb esrdent, Mergs Equrpment busrness drs tr 1ct at 11 25 a m forgery of two checks he last jU dge d sunday evenrng J oe' one drtven by Wallace .Jones they saw the State of the Umon, directors member or n - C 0 voiced agreement with John· fire Wednesday evemng ens Umted Appeal the Athens ! ' and C. Wayne Swrsher, today was 4.l degrees under re 1Struble of Pomeroy will be Mas- 31 Rt 2 Jackson Jones wa~ eon 's demre to bring the war tq Pomeroy Volunteer firemen, (Continued On P~ge Four) (Contrnued On Page Four) I cloud skies yeMar. C ter of Ceremomes for the 2\1 fi~ed $!0 'and costs Jan 7 on , VIet Nllm III 1 lllcceS9ful con- 9llllllllOned to the scene at 5 30 e1gs ounty Sherrfl Robert hour perforrrrance · p m said the structure was C Hartenbach and MrddleporJ I patrol charge of ~n Improper elusion, but ...... critical of go.. betore u1elr amvw They Chief of Polrce Herbert Grlkev left turn m the same accident bls plans lor financing the war said the house was occu~red by \.\. Identified the patr as Agnes E·R MPn An•wer R Wrllram Jenkms. crty "' 11"' and for the progroiiii be Is I O'B 33 d Ch I r!Jlr called Jones and Ptl Clrf pla.m!ag at home. Mrs. Dorothy Welch family A A eholr drrectur 'a secret fear Followmg the practice the and a drreetor's krt containing ~ene I O'~an, • an ' ares 1 79 Calls in 1965 ford L Russell, lnvestrgalin& 7 room alructure, II wa• owned _ tl>lt the ng1Jt notes wtll not group went to tbe bosement dnr- musrcah nstrument., nclud1ag am~ ryan, 22 officer to testily for the pros., by E. A Stewart of Cbesblre II" 91lng _ came true for Wrl- rng room wbere the decorated a comb and paper A socral It IS alleged !he two forged I Tire Mrddleport emergency-! cubon. Grueser end his wife Veteraat Memorial Ro&pltal The blaze apparently started bam Russell, director of the brithdoy cako and 38 candles hor was held wrth group smg- a check for $120 at Strffler s I rescue squad answered 179 colls testified for the def""'e The Admfsolottl - Betty Sayre, m the kltcben from a defective Heath Methodist Church cborr, awaited Mr Russell. Ice cream, rng Sture rn Pomeroy on October 91durrng 1965, It was reported to- I defendant was represented 111 Ne~ Haven; Kilty Melfger. Che- flue Loue8 were estimated at Wednesday everulli al choll' cake and coffee were served Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. and one for about $35 at Roller's , day the Halliday _ Sheet. Jaw firm. thlre; Freddie Frizzle, $3,0011. practice with Mrs C M. Hennesy pour· Wilham Russell, Mrs John Ba- Cosmetics In Middleport on 1 The squad, a section of tbe ReedsvUle; George Smith, Pomeroy Jllre Chief • Henry As a surpnse for his birth- Ing • ker, Mrs Hennesy, Mrs Mar Nov I Mrddleport Volumteer Frre Delleedsvllle. Werry today orged par£ns Inrt- day, the choir boomed out the Mr Russell was presented vm Dowson, Mrs Leo Smith, The O'Bryans are held on ; partment was summoned on 75 r Mel(s Genenl RDipltal Dfschlrgeo - Stella Searls, latlng lire alarms III give the "Happy Birthday" song when wrtb several "appropriate" Mrs Ben Phllscn, Gene Harrrs, live counts of alleged !urger) rn-!Jlwn calls and 104 outside I AdmlllioDI - Domer Theisa, Middleport; Mrs. Ronald Pool- dispatcher specific details as to Director Russell waved !be gift., Inclcdlng a "director's Chel Tannehill, Doug Dowson, 1in Mason Coonly Sberrft Hart· The average number of men an- Leon, W Va or and daughter, C~ester , Ed- location of the blaze and the downbeat lor the first si~ht- crymg lowe!," hand painted bv l Carol Bachtel, Ken Russell, enbach said wanants fur the swerrng calls was nine, the I Discharge~ - Clara Welell na Darst, Pomeroy; Car I towrrship m which the ftre IS readmP, run·through of the an· Carol Bachtel; a pair of ear l Mrs Ro•er Morgan and Mrs two are berng sent to Mason squad truck traveled over 2,1100 Rutland; Emma Smith, Middl" Schultz, Jr., Racine. Ilea ted. lbem for Sunday, __ I muffs, ancient lheel music, Bernard Fullz. CouniJ authorlU& miles. 1 porl :# WORLD v• Three Hurt In Collt"st"on Of Rig, Car B . R t r· k ts fo argam a e IC e r Jurn•or M"ISS Show on sa}e dr~~~ ~~ f:l~a~~ I San e t ol No ember 26 SOCIAL CA I VNDAR • THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL XVII NO. 225 rfransit Strike Ends WSCSG roupof R kS • M tCh h ee sa urc Mainly About People /n Pcmerov a at y "-' lJflfloted To Thll lnteru" Of TIM Mei11-Maaora .4reo Van Meters Are Hosts When Class Meets About Safety • e The Daugbers of Ruth claso of the Untied Mdhodl•t church, sponsored a Stanley party M00o day afternoon, at the home of MISS Lydia Ebersbach, Mulbel' ry Ave Followmg a demonstration III' Mrs Richard Campbell, Stan~ was played and prrzes awarded to Mrs C Melvm Alkire, MIS! Nelle Bing, MIS! Lucretia Genbeimer, Miss Ebersbacb and Mrs Frank Stewart. Refresh. ments were served by the host. ess to those named above and MISs Ada Genhetmer, Mrs De.. sie Patterson, Mrs Jay Warner and Mrs Mrnrue Neutzllng. •' 'I Daughters of Ruth Clasa ltolfh Party 1 Recogm1Jon of char1e. mem sta l holders berRand election of new offtct>rs I A\o;:u on the table wa:s the surA demonstratton on attr.achtghllghted the 36th unn 1versarv p11se gilt of the evenmg, a htr~e Mrs Grace Pratt and Mrs Hve kitchen ideas was given by observance of the LO\al PRI!i anm\eJsary lake from the Rev 1.lohn Werner \\'ere m Wellston Betty Newton of the Columbia Class of the Mlddlepm i Chureh and \1r.!l Donald H1cks, wh1ch Sunday to attend a President " dis Company 'Bt the meetmg of Christ held Monda" fvcnlng was 1ns1n bed 36th anmversary mee!mg of the Busi~ess and ot the Business and Professlonal •t the borne of Mr< F.dgar Re) Loyal Pals Class Favors of ProfESSional Women s Clubs Women's Club of Middleport nolds green d" hcloths tred wtth ordlid Mrs Opal Priddy, daughter T!!~Y evening at tbe gas r1bbun the, class colors, wert' uf Mr and Mrs Jacob Turner office . Four Ch<~J \l;'r mllnber ~ \H~J t' gt\ en those present Mr HR ks 1s r~covenng satJSfactortly from 'l'he regular dinner was held prese nted mlludmg ~1J \s ~lt~b41 und --on Doug, Jmned the group surgely for the removal of ktd at the Martin a,estaurant Fe-H) se ll . \1 ts<:. Fra n( t't' HI!U!ih dunng tl~~~ evemng ' ney stones at Veterans Memor cedl ne: lhe mee tl ng Mrs Grace Miss Ntnii HLr~~tll and \t r' I ial Hospital m PGmeroy, Pratt, president, conducted 1111 fu ' 1 Audrey 1 rml r~nd f I the meeting and welcomed one teaeher ut ihe lla" M"' \lrl 0 OS Members of Return Jonathan guest, Dorrnda WI Ison of Pomdred Ha111lt\ 'I to; A.lltn llnk Merg~Chapter,DAR,arebe· ln. . on al so ll 41la / ll r I!H'mbtr ' rogram a mg remmded to brmg heirloom eroy. Mrs. Guy Reynolds conduct· nul\ 111 mg rrr F'l J! ilia 1t'llll''ll 1 I qu1lt.s or those of unusual deed a memonal trlbute to the IJt'rt>d lht< cl b!i 1~11h <1 ( unt• l· h G s1gn to the meetmg to be beld l'f)l J~tk Junkrns n1 t e ,a 1 1 late Marguerite Durst. The serbi rm1 I Fndav mornmg at 11 am at • th 1 1 1vice included e tgbt ng of a ]!pnlrs Post Slate Patrol w•s the hume of Mrs. Nan Moore A round - robm b1rthrbv c<~rrl ~ueo.;t spe.tke! at the Janu<:J'") green candle and placing of a \'. ... s st'nl to Frt>dH Welhng m mt>elmg of the Pomt>roy El~ I Mr and Mrs. Harold T Huhyellow rose bud Ill. a vase With Mr and Mrs Purl Van Meter 1 Fhltld<.t ,lf,u<::t' llll lh(Ln ou 1r-1 mrnl~n PTA Mund,n evemng bard and Mrs Don Covert, a melnorial tribUte read by entertained the Golden Ctrcle rtd on Ow amll\f'Js,lr \ d<~le 'Jr,Jfflt vwlatrons and ac{'t I Pomeruv. left Tue-sday mormng Mrs Reynolds. class nf the Rutland Church of Mt s I (l ~<~ t Ht\Jlold-. \\t -. ' ~ detl t" \\rrs h1" suhjt>( ! An aud- for Akron, Oh1o, where they Durmg the business meetmg Christ Saturday evenmg at7·30 (hcn gt> 1t lhl lit' 1111 nrll l fJf' r 11 I 11 nt t' pdrltrt!Jatwn on a nghl W4·re tailed due to the death of three names were accepted for With 10 members and two guest1 whrln lr ll ldt " l] lllfl,llt 11 ~ t1kln 111d \\lurtg :rn;t 1~as hL ill lollm1 ~Irs Har ry Moms (Hel en Hubmembership. Mrs. Pratt an- present [I orn a Jl 1 11tfll I b1 11klt•1 'd h1 a qut st ur1 <~nd t~n ~\1 t'i h<1 t d 1 F'unpr,Jl arrangl:'mcnts boonc:ed that the state conven- Tht> meeting was opened with 'Btble Prutnl"4" JHt~ul l t'd hi Pt'!ll)d .t re rmnmplete Uon would be held in Cleve13nd prayer by the pregident, Carl enrh oJ lht l1h' IPht'rs hi \\ J-. I-I~~ C.Ji nwrt· P14 "tdenl lnn May 13 - 15. The February Hysell Devot1ons were read by Mt and Mt s Edw,Jrd Young Re\ nol d-. l. h Iit t " ~~ 1t 11 dw t4d tlw nw ·lmg v.lm h opPn 1 meeting will be m charge ol Roy Snowden. Several members \ ts!1ed v.tlh rPI,IItv es ~~~crnt v from Ihe Kt'1 1111 ill ~ 111 10 111 \\ 1th tlw pl(d~;e to ll ag ond the Civic Participation commit- were reported sick The class 111 f<J,ht H,ulk, Frem mt Bell Hid thtk" 11 H lliYI4tid 1 n ~ 111• 1 I. t ~s prtH r b l\ •111111 \~.tlton Mr s tee w1th Mrs. John Werner, discussed a project for improvvtew cmd m Columbus v.Hh l\lr on thl'lt \lork 11 1 li 1 lrH nr -. t,tl\ Husse ll lt e:Js uJet <itll•(l chairman. ing the Church basement soon, ph asf~ ur the dlulih .II II\ t a~ ~Pr1 1:'1ar\ 1s lhl:' c~b'-'e rHe of and Mr s Ray noush I 111e program, entitled ~<Per- Barbara Grueser closed tht 1sonat Development'' was gtven meeting with prayer and pruJer·•-. nul 111 111 P•ll \1 rs !Pon Vl r K!l1 Rhl 't he pn sr ' Mr and Mrs L w McCom· 1 settn plm l ~~~ n h 11 1' ' Ot'n l th<m ki'Ci ll1t trt•tt (UIIrm rt as and il lr and Mro;; Hatolrl by Mrs. Arthur Strauss 10 the Refreshments of salad, sand. 1 absence' Chrt .. tn11 ~ lr1 rn 1l1t 11h ~ Ire Mr s Josl"' ph SlruhiP a c; 4,0 rge <md sons Bmm <.m'J of Mtss Freddie \\IChes, cooktes, coffee and tea Durrtl l'( llr 4 hu 111 ~-. ~l'' ' m ~lr -. f hrniP.., J tgd t and all Bren l " e11 m P:a r~eJsburg, W Houdashelt, program chairman were served by the hostesses, condu rl d h\ ,],, H,! , ,t li ,m Jo4m mothe1s for helpmg s,r \.\ "il urd .ry While there th f: } Betty Newton presented a the VanMeters Others present 1Jng:i the l~'"'!!llll h•JJ ~r ~ ] , ,., lht <h rJ st.on.l s l ~t·d Vl"' tt d ~ 1 th 1\lt Me(omas' ne demonstrattononfoodgarmshe-s with those named above were !.Iabel lhsl·ll ,-t ... •lul\11 lutnlnlt lt V.!l ~ <~ n nnltrH t d b\ \1t~ pht'w lim M(C'mn,ls, who b Mrs, Dwaine V. GilelJ and presented four model ktt- Helen May Nelson, Thelma Hy~" ch ut !Ill II \I '' H ( I pi I d 1\ tth r In' li \\ lght ht lith rhnll m,m, rei ol el ng ftnm ,In apprnd cchens earned out JD different sell, Rtchard Grueser, Charles deep n·~ r I"' I ~ ~ ~ ~~ i l l :-.Ill \\ \' !lil t Ihe lit:' dlh Oe],i:H tm ~->n• lnnty ell St Jo<wph 1\osp!tal color schemes A dessert course Grueser, Greg and Teresa Vaopresenl• d '"'h a grt r lor ilr• !'• """ 'd , ondu ot •" lt•, ts fur all Of - I OTfiOge WO eV n V M I yt"ars ~~~ \ li L JS ,I llltll.'fl o ( lnldt ~n at !lie S(; hool and :r-,1 l NPI., 'Y4 m s D.l y dmner P::lf'Sis ' Mrs JJm t s Murray has rc- bnde IS a graduate of Ravens- ~ ersburg, W. Va m 1965 and ts was served followmg the dem- e er the ('Omrr.!tlt't East Letart WSCS 1J 1\ ~\ Jrnt' r, ~IJ.. Kl!nn.-th Har of \ I' ,md Mt ~ EdwaJ d 'r ou;g cCJ!fcd word of the mdrrtagc wood High School and attended emploved at the DuPont Com- onstrahon New u fftrrr~ 1\ !'rt' t>IP !ttl .md rt~ ,lJld \1 r!:i ll7.a f.rlmore .Jr Wt'rf' :\11 ond Mt s 0 s rn r of her grandda ughter Marv T ou Glesvllle Stale College She pany in Parkersburg. lnclu dt' ~7rs 4j!J\ Hr\llol(h 111 11111tet'nd 111 hlp the health Ft14k •·r and Mr ;md 1\lts. At Wrud d,t ugh tcr of Mr and \fr" graduated from tlle Mountam [ Th . d te f Bud Edwards Dies Meets}anuary4th prestdent l r I'll t s hou... h ~ t. n,mlllf'l:', Mrs \\right Mr~ I thur E\ I ll~ 4ff ( heshu e. Rcmd~lph Ward of Ha\ ens\\oOO : Stale Bus mess College m Parke groom lS a gra ua e The East Letart WSCS met VJCI::! tiff ldt•nj ~11 :-. r dg I! Ht' Ill I ht'T t S! Lit ~lr s f<lntf' S Ow I \\' \ a -- - Ravenswood High School, class In Califorru'a I " Jan 4 at the church with rune nolds, 'Wiri"'I<Jll '11~ \l1dr1\ 41 1" md !lr11 s Ke1mrt Walllln ". . . ,. ,. __.. ~ Mr and r-,lr" Randolph Ward of 1959 and Mountam State Orus (Bud) Edwards ,·~ 01 1 members present It opened FrO"lf, (1S, IO: I,m\ St'( J('!,ll\ 1\!Jb 'i ,\lllr llw l•~ t lh e fifth gr,Hle -~ ~" Nma Hu s~JI I d• NTJI) \lt-..., \\dtil ht tl'tend<tn(e aw.ud 200 Hl'nr J L 11 a~ t. Ravcn .. •,iood College In Park('rsburg where the late James and Eliza Ed WJthahymn. aptayerbyDorts 'Mildrt'd H<lllll ) lr ollt'! ( ( lllrnl! \ r llw ( hN: Ill 1h• m~t'ttng , announced lhe lll.Jt J!age o[ th~lr OC prlngS he received hts dtploma ln Da- ward!l dted at the age of 68 Adams, and the readmg of 1 tf't" ch lll lllln ltlr r~ltme nls we1e se1v ed h J daughter, Mc~ry nu, to }),~ame f ta Processmg and Busmess Ma· m the, Los Angeles County Hos~ Psalmbll 7 The h''"l t'~-.: \IJ ~ H{ I llllld<: I hi:' [I)011W1"i of tht' fiJtJrth gradP ~'I v Gtles, son of \1r and \lrs I chtmst He has enlisted m the' ( pital January 4th The usmess meetmg was presented gtfl~ I llw Ht l ,Jil d \I III I Mrs M.H Vtn Hurtt :VIi s Dl'lbert Gt les, 1102 Hell!) st The January meetmg of the . He' IS survwed .by a daugh presided over by Hazel Fox. Mr o;; l)imll d I ll(~ ' \I I I 1\tl(l, \\ ill Ill ~f" lson an d \I I " ~1 .1 • -1 d ~I A c Pr f'ston RavrnS I\0011 :wscs of the Rock Sprmgs uh. s rNadvySand Is ekmlployedR Inter, Luctlle Poole, Laguna Ferne Hayman gave a reading snn II'll ht·r I f IIJ, ( I ~~~ ,lllc1 lur \h '\ nl:!us lll chmge ~~ r an Is ' t'£1 M : Th e wt>ddmg \~3" <~n evl nt of MelhodJst church was held Mon- t e \\ar upermar e m av- Beach, Calif: a 1:10n, Orts Ed sJons. Mrs VJrgU Roush the oul gnlng I'' ' rdllll ~~ ~~ Hunlmgtnn \\ ~ ~' ·llvh~t d r Novm lllcr 26 ut the J u ~ t d.Jy aflpJno on, at Ute church enswood unttl he leaves for wards Howell Mlch- four program for the wor· Ra"' Img-. \lrr \ B,Jrh I n ( t n• lfoton•:t ('/p ( lltiJ and fl. Ir s f lvnll' t o ~~ • ur~ a~ I Met hndr st { huH 11 m Sp-t-t,J N wnh Mr:-; W A Morgan presld- senJce The couple IS retadlng grand~htldren, ',. seve~ great VI<.~, entitled, "Memoirs ed lht dflur r~rt~P brmJght Ill Ml~ :\ elle 'I'! a(~ rs II II C Jo nr her wrddm~ the hncit' mg at 6 Gallatm Street m Ravens- grandchildren, a brother, DaEra, celebrahnl the Mr" (,n(e 1'1 ill rnd , , , . . ' lli)et:c fll Hailt)\ ~ Cu rdt"'and MJ s mne! tt "> wa'i <~t ttred Is a thl ee plect' GJ oup smgmg of a h~mn and wood Mrs GJles has oeen a na Edwards, Long Beach, Cahf niversary ef the WSCS. Roush \1 " m IHit d the gut -. '!I re annual dmne1 of t h t' Wl::' l t! m Athens n cent 1\ . sUit of wh1t e ~ ool v. 1th v. lr1l e pra\ er by Mr ~ MOJ gan opened frequ.en 1 VIS Itor WI th her gra nd· and one sister, Mrs. Rann1e mg9 were 8lven bY Ma pr!7P \l r-. k ( \[1 ld-. n p<!JI I'd \t t' lg~ {ou nl\' Moton'\<le dub au Pson es She t<T!!Itd .I the mtrtmg De~;otwns taken moth~r. Mrs Murray. carrie) Moore, of Pomeroy. bel elds, Hazel Foi, Dorll nn a grit !.rltn t11 1 shu1 111 d\11 WAs held recen tly at Ballets \\-h1te Bible topped \'.tlh an OJ· from Psa lm 117 were led by He was preceded in death by Adams and Mary Roush . The tng th h4illd 11 v' rq n ... ..,t 1111 drlt Pll lurl:'s of t he chid curs.Jge Mr s Lewts G1 ueser, followed IN REST CAMP hts wife Nettie Eblm Edwards group also celebrated the birth1 Mrs lle\nolch st'r\ t>d a de~ gruuv \\-cJr taken by Mrs Phil The couple took a honevmoon l b\i the readmg nl the hymn on Janu~y 23, 1964. day!l of Dons Adams, Ferne olma, !!f'rt cou1~l' trnm .1 11blt- 411\ 4'1 IJ' fi , dtord Plans· :md rv!'nts trip through ~ th ( VIr J cstl'i \\ e Jnok I 11 'I/r('P anll H Mr and Mrs. Harold Wilham Hayman and Barbara Adams. 01 81 1 1 ed .,., 1rh 1 Jrni'n r loilr mrd t•·a r1(r I he roming HJ r 'IH'r e dts .tf...1 gm1a <J nd west v 11 gm1a rhe nwdlldtwn b\ :'11t ~ i\1(Jrga n A , Lemley he~ve learned from their Soup and coffee and pickles tu rmg (Ill <ll l v.h rte flo nl HI ( us~ed I shoJI bu si Jit";S ~essw n v.a s held , son, Lance Corporal Stanley R ASSIGNED TO ENGLAND were served m the basement of ra n~'"'nwr 1 t rn u g11~t>n (1\s t,,l Attendmg Wt're Mr and Mrs 1 I ELECTE:U SECRETARY j '(ho~1n 101 H(lron' wc~s the Lemley that he had arnved IR Airman Thtrd Class Gay E the church by Focie Hayman cont <' tner 111 th mllrhmg nu 1 l.r,•Drge \\ttght Mr and M1s JAN l!Sik (' An l1a llot ll ddugtJt er of Mr 1top tc of 1he progtarn, tak~n Jap ... nfor a rest, followmgsev- I Fields,sonofMr.andMrs Gay and Mabel Shields. dishes and 1\tull· f{olwrl Wtllwms, Mr and Mr5l 1he Pomeroy dra ~spea\ and Mrs James H<~l l has been Jrom J (o!lnlhJ,ms 3, w1th a11 erd mon1h~ act1ve duty at Chu l Fields of Reedsville, has been ....._.-..________ 1 Wrndrl l leHPt s Mr and Mrs Clilh v. 111 me PI \~r 11~1s " 1 8 elened se<TetaJ y of tht• S!ud nl membtJ , pMiiupalmg A diS La1 V1et Nam. After a short ! graduated at Lowry AFB, Colo. IN PRE-FLIGHT r Hoh IJa\ ts 'r1I1 fi n d" Ph tIrp 2 P nr at lire hume 11 1 " ' ' ,ou Counul of ( oltnnhus BusJtH ss cusst 1n \lids lw ld tn World Fed rest' penod, he Will return lo 1 from ih e tr ammg course 1or U. LETART, . W Va · - Naval :v1rs FINEST Hadford ilr and M1s Wrll 1am t!l Ht>th• 1 UnlH~r sJ ! y \1r:-.s Hall and hl'l erat 11111 of ' ll"'lhod 1 ~l V,.omen and Chu La1 for another fiVe S AJr Force v.eapons mechan- Aviation Officer Candidate Phll\\agnt-r Jr Mr <Jnd Mrs Jan ll f h roomrna h: Connie Da\ ,dsnn lr Mrs An us L(o nard told of nn mon ths He expressed hts ap- 1cs A graduate of Eastern Lo !Ip W. Hoffman, son of Mr. and (,( ot ~>J' Sllrtlu··r Nh anrl \ir s The reguldr mf't'tmg o t e oni on bo!h studlnts al ( BL , artwle Ill lhc Federation m precJ atJOn for the many Th anks· cal High School, he 19 being Mrs. Robert R. Hoffmao of I l.'l rl-'nt t.> Jordan, Mr t~nd Mt s Br •dbun p I' A. 111111 be held wet 8 WE'ekPnd guts ls of h e r The Melhor.hsl Wuman A poe m {T1vmg birthday and Chnstmas asstgned to Bentwaters RAF Route 1, Letart, ls attending N• hlr-.: Alk1re Hoger Alktre Mr Tlmrsda\ eHmng at 7 30 at th(' pan•nts, !1-h. aud Mr s Jaml·s i A { hal1 4nge" by Mrs. G1ue ~ards and gifts which he recetv- Statton, England, for duty With val Pre-Flight School at the Na-. ONE-DAY SERVJC , 1 and 1\lr o.; (,ene Houdash~:>ll Mrs s1 hool Hail I st-r dosed the meeting 1ed the U S. Air Forces m Europe. val Atr Station, Pensacola, Fla. ON REQUEST Mcnwre A.1" ld and Gt'orgt> W<:~g '!'he Pao;t Counulors of Theo ~~---____ _ n~t 1dorus Coull! II lJ<~ught t' rS ol Amem.' a "rll nw~:t Thursd:l\ , JANUARY FURNITURE CLEANUP SALE BEGINS THURSDAY MORNING PINS AWo\RDEO evemng at th e home of Mrs CISeaners e Pomeroy Al'etld'TJl(e prns were award Oval 01ddle Hacme t'd 11 iht' Pomero\ Nazarene Ttle Elt anor l Irr. le of Heatl i "•• Our Free Parkmt lot You Can Really Save on Bedroom Furniture - Uving Room Suites - Kitchen Furniture - Tables - Juvenile 1 ( llllft h durmg the Sundav Sf hool Mettlndt s1 Clrurth Y.!ll mf et Furniture - Lamps - Mirrors - Pictures - Appliances -Dinette Sets- Room Size Rugs. hou r Su ndav mornt ng Rece1v 'I hut sda\ I::'Venlng ll1 7 30 at the 1 rng pills '.lt'rt' Mrs Ben Htown. r chun h Mr s \1 E Do\\ sun ts tJilt- \ed t Mrs ltaymond Wal program le<~d t•r ll lld M.rrg,lrrt Pomeroy Ohao IJu rn JL•lt \\ d!hutn Greg~ \~ , r l· Ed\'. Jrds It; m di<.~rge of d"VO ll lllrl !"-tl \ t' <l rs ~r !:' da Ht>ml~r · twn::; Ho-. tf'sse-. tltt' \l1 s .lflm~-"::; TONIGHT & THURSDAY --~111 lh rt HCJrs ar1d Rev i:!nd Johrt:i•ln and Mrs Allie lhm NOT OPEN \1r ~ t 1\ de HendPr sun, four le~ \t',lr" Ro(k Sprm~s Grange will FRIDAY thru TUESDAY tnet't ThursdtJy at 7 lO p m J1n 14-18 ~AKE STH H 1\ANK Jamt'~ Sh•\\;~!l rn The rt> ~ rl! be a program and "SHENANDOAH' H••nrv 0 1il cKmght '\On of ,' refreshments Will be served I rr( hn11ulon \1J <Jfld \l r'l W1l1t::HT1 D Mr 1 The Women's M1 ss1onary SoJames S1t \\o~ l l ll ui•J:: l\ Jt' KIJJ ght ol HI I Mtddlt'port ha s I CIPI) of the Pomeroy F1rst Clurt>, Gltnr1 ( lfJiJr1t lJ<1 ! kt 11 pr 1 Hll14ll lu 1~1 hrnral ser Hapllsl church W!ll meet Tbun.- 1 rick Wavm K ll <.~ ll t ll R -.~ RoS(>ma rv F4•f·l !11 J 1.1 rn., s gt>dllt 111 ll1 r I S Atr For('(' He : da~ at 7 30 p m at Ute home Best Phrllu AllruU ls un an 1~11H eman at L.ock , or Mrs Elmi:'r Wtckham, w1th Colornrtoon~ l)lj!JJ 11t A~ B dnd P graduate of I Mrs T T Shelton as co host- 1 Admrsswn 'i 5c and 40c kiJ! Iand H1~tl School ess Mrs Lot am Sterrett Is pro! gram leader. Jan. 14 I Mary Shrrlle, White Shrine of Jerusalem w1H meet in regu Iar sessiOn at the IOOF Hall FrldayatSpm 1 I Return Jonathan Meigs chap. r 1er, DAR, wrll meet Frrday, Jan 14, at the home tf Mrs SAVE 20% Nan Moore at 11 a m A pro ' . Now during tho Solo on Droporloe gram on antrque quilt. wrll be r Cuslom·made to fit any window. presented by Mrs Patrick Stop 1n the drapery dtpartment on tht Lochary Report blanks are to 2nd floor and make your selection. be retur ed to Mrs George Skrnner JAN. I; The Mld-Wrnter 1nslrtule of Method111t Youtll Fellow~lup wrll be held Saturday, Jan 15, at r Portsmouth begmmng at 9 a m Sentors Will meet at the Trmi I ty Melhod"t Church whrle Jun1ers w1ll meet at the Franklin Avenue Methodrst Church_ SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE •• 1 1 I 1 '1 I IM ,, ··n ore Arrests Expected . craekdown on Dope . KloeS Named Cashier of MeigS Bank I I j- - -- pageant Judges I I t A LI'ons to Host One Meeting z Kimbalii·s RepresentatJVe • 1 db nnounce y Show Chairman • C d• d l an ae II Court Ab }ves Charged Driver Fire Destroys Frame Home • C }e He}d For Forgenes . I 0n G }d R•d ge : 1 Chot"r Dt"rrPIItor's Worst Fear Comes True I I I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January 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 January 12, 1966 babcock davis edwards garland hoback morris ours smith