http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ef6ad4b0775da08635db890df5e64a22.pdf 3d84d7038c26ce8e068bc91844c4ce0a PDF Text Text _, __ ,._ ' ! ' ' ·. sarah Rous h IS· HOSt ess 1or Meeting 013rd Wednesday Homemakers club . ened .'), Mr~. Caruthm,. Sleighing Party 1s EnJor • erJ by h Church Yout Homa /~om Vilitl ~ · Mrs. Maggre Caruthers Elmer Sword Appom • ted t o, sword ll'aduatod rrom a., :::m~':' :~~.!~ ' . t Trip . Ie Ap' t I Around And About Midd/eporf NURSES SHOE <·l:~!l ~~151~~: b~r f'~fndparents, travell~g .tJ,S. ° ~ ~en\:ei:~~~~: J.: THE SHOE BOX '·"' • at y of Ohio University, b,e enll!tod 1n the u. s. Air Forc6 durtna the Korean Conlllct and stayed on to serve for nearly II YOI\"While serving as peraomiel technician With the Air Foree, he contin~ with his colleft studies In off-duty classes and earned his hach.elor'a degrtt In hlstory from the Unlverllly of Omaha. He contbl~ with poet-graduate work loward . I master's de81'ee at Kent Stilt University. ----- has l returned to her home on Brownell Ave. after having been away OS ''There comes a t>-ne m the ! The meetmg was op . of for six weeks due to illness. The Youth Fellowship ol the life of each when encourage- , with prayer and roll call w~~ Mr and Mrs Wllllam Fisher The Rose , Garden I ClJ She was admitted to Meigs Goo- Middleport Church of Christ, aoment m diltly ltvmg JS needed," answered by l5 ~·~:~:.:old and ;.,n, Wtlli; of Belpre spent ~pers Plat~~ ~~lthetsho~euarJ era! hospital on December 7 companied by several adults Elmo~ B. Sword, Portsmouth, wao the thought for the day one .~uest gtvtng a treasurer ' the weekend with tl>eir par· Open House Goebel where on Dec. 14 she had rna- went to the ho~e of Mr: asd hns been appointed to I he liven bv lrene Pat ker. prest- ' hmt. Secretary and K tb n l•nts Mr and Mrs. Mason Fisb- Mrs. Fredrick · jor surgery. Mrs. Franklin Tnplett, Fatrlane staff position of branches and dent, when the SHucu<e Thtrd ' repnrts wa• gtves by a Zre 'er a'nd Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arn- The meeting WRS called M to Upnn her release from the Drive Sunday evening following services manager for the Auto. Wednesooy Homemakers cl ub Johnson. Btrthday dues er- old I order by the prestdent, rs. hospital on Dec. 24 she went their meeting and worship ser- mobile Club of Southern Ohio. met Jan 19, inr an all daY paid and penmes far the nt I . 'Norman McCam, followed by to the home of her daughter, vice. When they went their meeting at lhe hunw ot Sara natJOnal fund was collected I Greg Roush, student at Ohio I the Lord's Prayer in uniSon. Mrs. Henry Eblin, Jr. , Pome- destination was kept secret. His work wlll ~olve a .ll Roush B•lty Haves wts co-• announ<"d that Milton Roush and Sandra. Roll call was answered by each roy for a week and then also phases of the Clubs acUvtty stess · It ~as 1 ile wtll be 1umvecsit), spent the we•kend namlngherfaV<lrttehouseplant. spe~t some time with her son Sleighing was et1Joyed by the at Portsmouth and lts branch bo . Ailuevu;'enm theY Mtddleporl with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. , The verse of the month was Eddie Caruthers. group, after which devotions offices located In Galltpolfs, COMPLETES. ~! 23 · audllortum Mrs .. Millon Roush and Sandro. 1 read by Mrs. Ulah Swan, There [ were fed b)' Mr. Triplett. Gtmes Ironton and Athens. Airman Robert A. Marcinko, WOMENS school b. •ursl' 'Was a quesl!on box about booS\! on childhood recollection of fa. son of Mr. and ~- ·Robert 8. ""''"" Cumm'"'' wtll e g be l Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Nor· I plants, asd also a silent auc~ mous Bible stories and famous Sw,ord was subst!!"l• teacf!- Marcinko of Rt. 7,' ·' Tuppers HUSH PUPPIES 'peaker Her topiC w ' II Other ris and son, Clarence of Letart, lion of houseplants. men and women of the Blbl~ lng m the county htgb schools Plains, has been ,~ated at , Homemakers From F'"\1' were weekend guests . of M r 0 McCoy presented a t were enjoyed. Prizes of home· at Portsmouth until recently, Amarillo AFB Tex. ;from the Feather Light CoontrJ"'" I tion on •· Modern ,her pa~·ents, Mr. snd Mrs. Ehas . top•;'~n "House Plants A to ~.! made candy were awarded to and ha4 ~: di~t~~ ::training~ iQ1' Air A demon~, ra w· l Shies. z" The s cinl arrangement Doug Hicks and Mike Gerlach, ance agen own Force admlnlstratJve.apeciallsts. ' Home Care· and Japanese fl~·o- Kelly Wtlson spe nt the we~k- w~s b Mr;,' J. S. Davts. The Debbie Grueser, Kathy McEI- moutn. f~r 211 years. _During A graduate of Eastei'o Local 8 NARROW-Ml~llf1l'.t­ f'r a}T "1 f"g Jar- end wtth Mr. : rmze was won by Mr:-;. hmney and Danny Abbott, In a :el cltf High School, he ts a!S811ned now 115 WJDE WID1'H~ Jf.ct or , he flower ' and Mrs. ( ar oorr. IR v. Wenlherman. Mrs Thelma Howard of group game. a . ce e ra on k to one of the more ·tth~D 150 1 ' ts wtll conduC'I t I Mr. und r..~rs , Hober': Th~.m:~ 1 R!'fre~hmrnts were set ved by Clark!lburg. w. Va. visited re· Cookies, hot chocolate with P,Ubllshed the popul~ m~ ,: world wide Jmtallations where 1 annual st<t le club dues son land sons, George •md 1 r 1 the hostess to 13 me.mbe~~ and 1 cenlly with her mother, MrS. I roashmallows, coffee ana mints The Story of Po ts · Air Force combat and 111pport 1 heen "'"''d to $3 peq fumt yd. S d •v•nm• with one guest, Mrs. Nadme G<Jebel w D•wson and family, Mr. and were served to those named a· A native of Scioto County, units are based. I mve New officNs fur the year ;I M vtstl~ d un ay o:: ~'~ • Mrs Roy Holler and Mrs. Forresl Bac ht eI and dau · bove and Mr. an d Mrs. Horace1~-~~-'-~- - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;ii;;iOiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiOiiiiiiiiOiiiOiiiOiiill 1 l i bte~innill! Srpl. 1906 were elert- ;.~i l~n . ' ghter, Miss Carol Borhtel. Mrs. Abbott and Roger, Rev. and Middleport, 0. as fn l\owfi : M .. E in North returned to : Daw~.on celebra ted her 9lst I Mrs. Donald Hicks, Mr. and -;;;:;;;;;:;::;::;::::::::=:=~:; : Prt'Side-nl. !:Jelly Hayes; vice ·ht'r r~~m;,v Newark Sunday, af-J t birthday this past week: . Mrs. Joseph Bi~hop a~d Deb-; pr e" ldl.' rll. Naomi Londo~ : SCl'· ler spending 8 week with her ; Mrs. Dana Lambert IS visit· bie. Mrs. Franklm Martm, Steve' relor)' and treasurer, Kathryn rousi us. Mr. ar.d Mi· s. Eslie • fn g :n Columbus at lhe home and Susan Gerlach, Jerry White, 1 Juhnson : assistant, Margaret . Mossman, Minersville. 1 or her son, Mr. and Mrs. Max J11l Beaver, ~ona and ~elodle Pomeroy, Ohio :cottrill. repor te rs. Mr s. Co~-~ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mossman ! MASON _ The romblned clr~ 1 Lambert and wn, Joe. ~clntyre .. Rtrky, Debbte and ti'\11 and Ad.a Slark: coun~~J and fa mi ly and RORPr Hy sell C'les of the Mary and Rebec~a l The P. a st Matrons Club .of Cmd~ Tr1pl.ett and Mrs. 0. A. LAST T IME To>IIGHT members. Mrs . Hayes and M.IS -: svenl the weekend witb rela- Cirl'les of the Mctson Metl~o~1st 1 Evangehne Ch<:Jpter •. OES, Mid- Martm. . " THE SANDPIPER" (Technleolorl Lo ndon . l tivl'~ at Pctint svillr, Ky . Wom! n's Society of Chnsttan .dle!)Ort. is sponstJrmg a bakt> Future projects ~f the youth Elizabrlh · I';,~ lor. Hic\n1rd BurA "How To Be Ml!h Mr. nnd Mrs. Dean Honnold . service met at the church on , sale Saturday morning, Jan. 29, group include makmg handker· tun, E\ a r1l:ll'll' S:linl. Mnr~:~n le"' was read by Mr~· ! and fflmily of Newark were January 17. iat tht> Dudlry Florist building l chie'f boxes, painting pra~ng :erab Mason, C h<l:o._ BrOil.~ on. tmd u rt'ading •·What s' sunday gueslc;; or Mr. and Mrs. ! A prog ram on ''Where the beginnin~:: at 9 a.m. hands and the head of Christ, Colorcarloons Admi ssio n i5r & 50c Cooking.'' by Mrs. ~ondon 1 Eslie Mo~s ma n . I Women Are ," was pr esentt'd bY i Mrs. Galen Brown was In making prayer books. of favor· [o.:lo.c;;ed the forenoon sesswn. A! Mr. and Mrs. Phil Globokar : Mrs. John Sisson. A large Moreh~ad, Ky. Ia~! weP~ to at- ite prayers and makmg srrap WED. 1nd THURSDAY lunch wAs held. and son, Mtke spent the \~eek· : sketrh of the com pass and cross trnd funeral serv tres tor her books of Christmas cards, all 1 1Kltlu('k Januar"r 26·27 51 1 Tht' afternnon pr?,}t'J'l w.a end in C1evelan~ with hi s sis- on tht> ~vorship cente r, with the : cousin, Mrs. Effi.e John.:;on. . oJ whic~ will~ distributed to NOT OPEN 1 i·• Modt-rn Home Care wtth ter and brother-m-law, J\·lr. !eight Cs of lhe compass. hel p- 1 Mrs. James Sm1th and daugh the varmus institutions -in the ·Mrs. H.oush, and Mrs. ~ayes .; Jnd M1·s. Stanley 1\uwik ond ed dep ict where the women are ter, Christine, of Powell,. Tenn. county. f~IOAY (\nd SATURDAY 1 January 28·2'9 ·dem onstralmg the deanmg ;;f aUended the boat show. Satur- today. The eight C's were the ~ spent the Wt•f'kend w1tb her ----' 'THE SABOTEUR , 11 corduroy cus hron . pla stic cov -~ day evening, they visited his Chun·h, Chart. Ch~~ge, c.om- ~ great aunt an~ und ~. Mr. and MORITURI" chJir. nnd p1 clure frame molh t•r :\frs_ Host' (;lobobr munilv , ChristKin. Citizen, Com- Mrs. Roscoe Satte rflf~ ld . Party Given for Marlon l:lt :li Hi o, Yuf Brynr t> r J( you are too Nshfut to uv "I love :rou" aloud, nr it witlt. 1 t;_ ~ · using lhe honwmade st¥~m· , and hi~ sister and broth.t?r-inrniss i~n and challenP.'e. The inMrs. Lee Davidson. ~nd Bar· Janet ~f;ll 'i-!illi n. 1'n'\'ilr ll n\1 FANNY FARMER VaiMt;.., ll<utl 1D "'f Swccthcart faom P•JO nwthod. also Uw cleiJnmg IHw. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Man- ner circle cireumsnibed our bara Jt,nf's, .\lhens. VJsJ1Pd Mon- Danny Thoma~, 4 ard ais: to sixty, fr001 tl.OO to $19.7J "DARK INTRUDER " uf stai ns fr om hHrdwood noon; gus. and altended tt birthday !'tn<JIJ world, ~s we see it : the i da y w1th MJ . and Mrs. Emer· t r LPSitt' r\u>i-,1 111. .ludi _\lt•n·Jf&.2or.Heart-ll~ I lb. I! or. Hotlt - ,,., and eook stove O\'e ns was dinner hononng Mrs. Manaus. 1argp r ci rcle symbolized part 1 son Junes. Danny Thomas ~!I ~es ~ dilh . ~I:Jrk Hl{' hllla n. 1 ~ hnwn. i M1;·s s~dl1• (;I Hhn~ !l r w:-~: lhe or tire world we cannot sec.! ·Mr. and Mn. Hamid Rusk lhonor at~ party urs ay a · Flans for . lh(• annual tri p in We('kend gUest or Miss B\'cky Mrs. Sisson said we need all ; returned to t. h f'ir home in New I ternoon gtven by hi! parents, SUN ., MON . and TUES. .\p ril w;l s disc ussed and it was Nt'ase. uur wfl'men no m<tlter where Con l'ord. Oh1o, after spt•ndmg i Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomas, Mul· Jan . 30·31 -Feb. 1 1 " THE SONS OF ·Jt>J' Idt·d 1o go to W~A-TV . m ithey ore, and that the women ·, thr weekend .with Mr. and , b~rry Ave.,. In observance. of KATIE ELDER" · 1• 'II 11·n the Church should take i:l Mrs. Judson Wh1le. his fourth btrthday. The Fhnt· i·tunlin!•ICI_n for the mornmg l , ., ' ',. ttSSOt"W , , , WI Imore active .p.li't, . more respon'ed t . 1 'l'•·c hnic nlllrl shol\' " fiJ~;~Im~ Fnr Dollars, ~, stone theme was carrt ou m Joh n \\' ,n lw llP:i ll ' l:lrtin ttw <.1~1\.· tn be an noum·Pd l~:~tl'r. l ~fPt'l Oil 1 hur_stlt_IY _,sibi ties of ofl'icial poslions and PJ'N decorations, See The Complete Line of Vilentiftl ~'it.Mi1 h::H·I \ ll(kr <f\ i\ , .lr 1 .• SUPPER 1 d d M Coloreadam: w1.. hington Tlw n~ v.ill ht: r 11 1 regul ar T~e Womeri'.s A::.SOl'lillwn 01 thus helping to carry the ffit'S· . f p Games were p aye an rs. L.. . ,~a ge b~· the gosepl to all. o omeroy_1cThomas, assIsted bY Mrs · Rich· . ne-corator mt't'tln~ in Ft·hruary. T I1 e F1rsl ruled Presbytrnas , .The Semo' class ·n s onsor dies Boxed Ready To Give From $1.0!) to 888 Chur{'h in \'l1ddleport wt!l ffi{'et A brief business meeting was UJgh .School WI t ~he Pome~o ,Iard Rosenbaum, served cup 'l'hur~day evl'ning at 7:30 p.m.·condurtcd by Mrs. Lester ghPitl supper Saturda ~ rakes with names inscribed, lee $10.00 and Valenline Hearts, Novelties and at the d nt reh . .\1r·.s. Dwi gh t' Zerkle .presid1·nt. A spei'IJ l' Elementary Sc y, cream and punch. Favors were Wallac:e is progra m chairman Jove ~if! offering wlll be taken : from 4·7 p.m. slamm boats for the boys and Boxed Valentine Candies from 5c to /9c. and Mrs. ll'•ller Wodd ell will at the Februory meeting fur l doff nursing bottles for the i have devotions. lrrest'nlntion at the annual met+ The ''Little Old Lady 'o[ girls. Present were Ricky Bl.a· Mrs. J ames Ha r1Py will ln·· mg of the Woman 's Society of ~ Thre adneedle Street" refers lettnar, Kim Warner, Linda and sta ll new ofl'icf'·rs . H oslesse~ will :Chrisj i!'ln Servtce. Addilmn a1 to the Bank of England, which Jim Rosenbaum, Terri Jacobs, : be Mrs. \tmTus Chcunber~. Mrs.! supply ask ings will be met by 1stands on London's Tbread- 1Beth Perrin, Greg Thomas and 1W•ddell. Mcs. H. M. Sherman, , Ma y 1966. i ;...,~d~ie_:s~t~ree~t~.=-~---J>~th~e~ho~n~or~ed~g~ue~sl_:t._ _ __!~..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!I,J Mrs. F.ddlt> Burke tt, Mrs. Har. Hos tesses, Mrs. Russell 1:.: 1 le) and Mrs. Myron Miller. hart, ~rs. Ray Proffitt, - -- - · ·-·-·· --! W. H. Foglesong esslsled Igroup will attend a meeting en : Ml's. Glad\'s Thomas, served ' t\.feat Cookery'' at the Epi.~co- 1 two guests, Mrs. Walter Ipal church in PDmeroy on Feb. i and Mrs. James W. Morrison 22. 1Clifton Charge in addition , Attending Margaret Bailey of t the following members; Mrs. Pom•roy; Kothryn Johnson, aon Lester Zerkle, Mrs. Jobn Terry of Wolf Pen; Mrs. Roush, son, Mrs. Dallas Cadle, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. : Donald Cook, Mrs. William Fry, •. Mrs. 1 1 London, Mrs. Slack, Mrs, Park- Mrs. Lorry Bumgardner, I er, Margaret Eichinger, Jessie ! Wayne Green, Mrs. Reuben [; It will save you bi ll paying time, Cottrill, Linda Ferrell, Pauline :Slew art, Mrs. John Chattin, ~;·,. Moriar1ty. Mabe'l Pickens, VirMrs. Margaret Pickens, Mrs. lli _ keep house hold budget ftgures ginia Sii lser, Sylvia Zwilling, Fred Spl'ncer, Mrs. George ,,., · ''''/"'-' in order and elimtnate the rt sk '*'· end guest, Donna 9mith, all of Carson, Mrs. Russell Borton, f6,_ of excess cash in the hou se. Syra<'use. Mrs. Lewis Gllfand and Mrs. ' ' "We skiing. ~----=====-.._, ! Marvan G. Frame. OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT HERE, SOON! FINEST BIRTHDAY OBSERVED 4BBd want Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomas entertained a group o! rel!ttlVl!S Thursday evening at their steJeo tape~ heme, Mulberry Ave. In obser. ONE-DAY SERVICE vance of the fourth birthday of ON REQUEST 1 their son Danny. Refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graves, Mrs. (I .... llmN!Itapad Ia tbe - . ) 1\'E PAY 4"> ON SA VI\GS Thomas, Ross Jones, Mr. and Pomeroy Cleanen I Mrs. Thomas and Mel!"''• J Mrmh•r FP<i<' rJI Deposit Insuran ce Corporation Use Our FrH P1rking Lot Rebecca, Greg and Danny. ·'' ' t , Rose Garden Ma''nly About Club Meets at People In pomeroy ' Goebel Home ub ' e--Dailv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Jan. 23, 1968 , l, • • e it tn·.' e ·B·' -~ . '•' ' I ' ., \ ' ' I ~ - Detleled To The Inter•" 01 Tt. Jltfp . . . . ·:4,. . 'fOL .XVII NO. 236 } ( ,,.at .... fORLD ~Y-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1966 FIVE CEM'S . j '· Harry Mcilwain Files For Governor of Ohio !I I c,·rcles Hold M • eetlng a Mason Church MEIGS THEATRE 1 1 1 The kind of hearts that win fair maids 1· 1 I ;;;::;:========:::..:..:....,_::_. . . -...._:.._-...;....1 \ool 1 ! 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy f lndispensible! 1 YES, ACHECKING ACCOUNT IS INDISPENSIBLE When go we go ln style...ln our '66 Jbrd.l choose the I with the automatic speed control...select the ID!vrie I want relax with with the one of the worlcfs qw ktst rides. I' SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE 1 1 Robinson's I I I b ••• ... E! GET ASPECIAl BONUS • '~ ' ; •• Ford 118181 an boo•'nsl OM naeaa • Valuable Frigidaire Acce11ory Included at no extra cost when JOU buy a new 1966 Frigidaire Appliance from us now I BAKER FURNITURE in MIDDLEPORT, 0. 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Owen, Publisher Cbester Tannehill, Editor PubUahe4 every afternoon except SundOY by Tho Ohio Valley PubllshiDI Com· pony, 110 Mochanle 81., PomorO)', Ohio 45769. Business Office phone WY 2·21158 Editorial phono WY 2·2117. ·, ,· Entered a• 11cond tllll maWna .,.V'I NaUonal adv ertleing npresn.tatlve: Bottinelli KimbMJI, Inc., 343 Lexington Ave .. New York City, New York. Jq-li'IIJiouJ ~ . SubsC"rlpUon r1111es : Delivered by carrier ~~n..tam. where available, 30 cents per week; 0111 flu •1&.50; six month11, $7 .80, three month1 .. '. PIIJWI JIObon told the .... rt14 .. • II optllld (JlaPP7 QJJntH Nn Yfll') Ill carrier ser•leo not available one month tl.30. BJ w~ere mall ono year $10.00; Sill montho, Three montho. tS .OO. Wliala ·1111nt7 ua "Phlladilphlt, Hen I eomt'' 111 ca or 111t bli! 1r1111 JliiY• year in ad•onco at the D.Uy Sentinel ol: $3.DO. By Motor Routt taillltld lGHiillt ,... , r-er ~. .r, (/ltr. BOb ~ dtddell Dtit to run aPII* I& Cllflerd C... IIlli it:•TI .. lloJI. 11J " Blllitr'i dtelillli · to , - &Ill a1mo1t Ill II' llfoo loul; 111'1 biNcl ID qtiltl, Albo ~n~tter at tho pool ofli<e at Pomfl'Ol', Oblo. < Phllly •,, Jollaa7 lll'llllerlcll dlell tl amllac anti dlllbelee eompllallollll; Joluuly, 1D old . friend, 1111 lilt lou. . .,.... til ClOP Naw Yorll - bid .. · '1'llt DlltiQt 'l'bomU' Pill -wuta ·to their ~.25; qui.,_ -*'' Dolpblu An. trill IIIli trJ ""· e · bo 1 ........ th·~ ... -• lQQP 1'111 w •Hllfllr - - lldlo w• liltvt lima . . llltllbt ltJolball 1811011 (Uo 10 lha hurrlcallt period) 11 lilt Unrealistic Retirement OIIIJ rtaJbr 111111111'.. Miami leell. FQI' HmBIIIb' l'llltllllbe 111'11 commercial on lbe upeoDl(Ds lltiD Oomllrf'ltamd SamQiy Davia Sbow (about "llvlDI bru") wr1up howll or bllulty WE ' h noted the other day where 1 pro· le~ s ional man in a nti&hboring com· rnunity had reached the ripe age of 86, and has no Intention of retiring from an · active career as an engineer. A friend of oun wu •utomalically retired from a i"P"'""'"" at age 70, a~d turned around secured anolher JOb in her profes· , and is working harder than ever. j,;t,;'l'hese cases are unusual, but it goes to prova that those who have been tested by experience. and have continued a f1tilivE•lv interest in what they have been ao11"2 are alii I capable of rendering val· uable service. A medical society In one of our midwestern states has come out with a slatement which stales, "Retir· ing people just because they live to be ,,.· 65 years old ia like l<illing a race hone because he won a raci ." LI ., Someone in an Ill considered moe~ t· rnrnl selected 65 u the magic age for an ending of a career rather than the / · 'eornmencernent. It was no doubt propos· ed m an organization that was domina!· ed by youthful executives who wanted to get ~orneone out qf the way fn their .mad rush to gain a higher rung In the organizational chart, and what could be a better method than to turn the 65 ,.ear·olds out to pasture. We see a grad· ual trend to erase the harm that has been done by that act. More and more, certain businesses are retalnins the ov· et 65 year olds to act In the capacity of ~nsultants 10 that they wilt not lose the valuable fXperienre of someone who lias strved lonaand faithful. ' ~. ':·1/' • . -, :·.A' - ~, I I' t-~ -~ 1r,i •' : • ,:' People are 1s dlHerent a1 day and night . None of us age the same. There are a lot of young men in business and indu1try who at even 30 years drag around like the next breath was eoin& to be their lad. They complain about be· ing overworked, and the chances are that the 8& year olds can work circles around them any day In the week . Very (fw peraons less than 65 years are aa '\ .perienced in the field• of art, profes•flion, lndualry or busine ... It has alway• been the outlook of most person• of younger years to look on anyone older as a has been. They put on the rloak of knowing all the answen, and in 1 lUll many CUll they never bother to Jet ldvict and guidance from those who lilY~ betn teated over the years. Capitol Comment, Events WASHINGTON - Never hu 11111ny critical oceul~ bad the Western world ao held ita been lo ellecl pro • Collllllunisl ~reath over the will and the in- Sbutri in his quiet way bad tenlions of a woman as It does Irnj)')rtantly renewed lndl'a'a oow over the new Prima Min· lies with the West. Indeed it ister of India Mrs. Indira Gan can now be disclosed that bedhi. fore be died on January 11 he bad made hooest and ur11ent Not since Quoon VIctoria of efforts to entuadt the Ruslliana Imperial Britain ha' a lady with whom tbe lndiau havo ruled a major part of tbta earth good relations, not to allow the lo the ~rree that Mn. Gan· Chinese Communtata to draa dlti is to rule 11iant India In the them wholly into the pit in suptransttion th•t has followed the port of the Chinese backod deallo of Primo Minioter Lal aggression In South Viet Nom. Bahadur Sha!trl. For lhe lndl· Shastri'• death, In a word, an headship holds power, indeed. There il, ol course, en waa a lll"'at blow to hopes lor a oppooition and an 0flll08ltlon df!cent Httternent of the VIet· party. But in reality 11 all 111mese war. cornea to 1 rar more 1omimll What, now, wiD be Mr 1. kind of oppositton than io com- .Gandhi's oouroe' This Is tbe mon in the West. profound, tho blotorlc question Sltostri carne to office all but which In the world senae dwarfs unknown on this aide of the all others upon her accession to oceans. He was a most modest, leadership. Though she is Neh1 most colorless succesior to ru's daughter - In an Instance the broodll18 and deely sell- ol what here would be called wblch assured falher of both modern dynastic politics but troubles the lndlana not a bit India end of Mrs. Gandhi, Prime - It need not follow necessarl· Mln~ter Jaw lflal Nehru. Jy that in every aapect she will But modest or not and color take the line her lather took. len or not, Shastri, this little Like her lather before her, man who had risen 1o power oht has often defended com. almost in anonymity in the West munist causes in the world at became • first • ratv flotes- large wltlle cracking down hard man - and a far bettor friend on the Cornmunllll In India. ot tho Woll than Nehru bad ICornrnunist·lronl atlempts to evor been. And even the amall Sllbotage a county at war such beginning made by Shastri to- as exist here, would not lor a ward some improvemenl of In- moment be tolerated In lndla.) dia's relations with her neigh· Still, even before Nehru had bor, Paki•mn, Nehru- giVI!n all passed from the scene there :hat he was - could hardly were W~all Indications thai he have made. was beginning to accet the Nehru wao doetrlnalro and reality that one could lterdly difficuIt, and he had on his advance the basic purposes of ohoulder o chip against the on. form of communism, that West that was perhaps an un- of th• Soviet nion, without alderatandable legacy of bitter oo advancing the purposes of memories of British colonial another form of il, thai of Chirule. But Shaotrl was pracU· na. India, e•en under Nehru, IJ;d cal and flexible . Nor did he soond callle to fear the Red think that the old end all -but· Chineoe. forgott•n oins of o vani•h•d So the Western world lii!W Western imperialism rould In asks inalotently : Whither Mra. ;my way excuse the new and Gandhi? Will she accepl the far more brutal Communist illlo vaot truth that India's fortune• perlallsm. and luturt tie with those forces Where Nehr had followed a wblch, whatever their fuulta, oouflo of neutrali1m !bat on aro marshaled in behalf of public decency ud 11a1ut lbl new Chinese 1trategy Gl oovert •gcrest!oo, operated lbrouab third parttea, that now torlurn South VIet Nam - ud one d8J could torture eveu lndl'? (Copyright, 1966, by United Jl'eaiUN Syndicate, Inc.) DOt1'0R SAYS By WaY!Ie G. Brandaladt, M.D. Q - What are the symptoms of neuritis and whet 111 lite treatment? A - Neurltlo Is an inflamms· lion of a nerve that IIUl1 at may 1101 be associated with degeneration of the involved nerve. The symploml vary but, in general, if a motor nerve II Involved there il weakneu or paralysis of the muscle il oupplies. If a setr sory nerve is affected there would be patn In the early stages of the disease and later a complete lou ef nnaallon. The 1reatment would de~d on whether the neuritis was caused by an Infection !Antibiotics might help) , injury (rest and time), vitamin 8 deficiency, poor circutaUon, or some form of potsonln&. Q - Wblt cluses . . rell'lbaJ. bar neuritis? Ia there any cure or does It become pro&resslvely wone' A - Tkl1 Ia one form of neuritis of lhe optic nerve. In most victims it is a part of multiple sclerosio. Althou~h there is no known cure lor this disease, the usoclated optic neurllls rarely lead:! to complete bllndneos. Retrobulbar neuritis rna y also be caused by diabetes, ucessive use of tobacco or alco. hoi or oolaoning with lead, arsenic and wood alcohol, to name the most common cause~. Tho treatment of the unde'rlyln11 con. dltion often stop~~ the proceaa lollowina wbicb there may be 1 Hado's They'll Do It Every Time ~· Naturally there are many rearhinJ the period when their faculties are falling, and for reasons of health should remove themselves from the ranks of the active. A person , however, who is given a gD·ahead sl$nal from their physician, and wlrose mrnd i' as dear as it ever was, should nevet· be shunted to one aide. A more realistic approach to retirement should oe baaed on perform. ance. When a person or age starta to find fault and buck any change or lm· provernent, they are then ready to drop out of the scene. A &ood teaching staff of a f,ublic school should be composed equal y of mature leachen to Rive tl bll· ance. Many colleges and univtraltiea have profited by keeping on their facul· ty rosters professors wltb emeritus rat· fng. They are the one• who have oe'l!n tested and not found wantlne. and their presence. and advice. is a valuable as· set. Our world I• a better place for such men 11s Herbert Hoover, Bernard Bar· uch, Douglas Mr. Arthur, and oth•rs whD Uved 'and warked beyond the unrealistic ntlrtment age. ~ t ' . '· WAS VERY UN~EELIN~ AIIOUT A PAL'S S:IGI<NESS -.. I<E'S JN ST. CLOI.IPS . HOSPITAL ... HEY, aOD .... PIPJA HEAR BOI.IT VASCO'S TICK~ II. 'TROUSLE: l' from (II'IVlewa . Blll Buct. J.y nemed •mt....UJ ov• wbaJ. med by th' atlllll or m1s1""" malloat Slid poUUcal lllnaruc:e evidenced bl tbe performance of DaYid !!uiiU!nd; bad to Hep I!OI'NC!blg ea Little David )D. dul&<d bis usual public clee, jumping at CODCiuatona , Up to a lf8SOI1 1180 modela lketcbed Ill adl IDr lbe lllllft. er 1ture~ seemed an carbona of Jacklo Klll!ledy; ltlddflll7 titeJ all aeem flatlerill8 rtfledlona of aU tbe Jl'onls - diUJhters, lnotber ud aew molber-ln-law. Maybe tltat las!tl011abto Premll18er-Letor !llua • loPing and Otto'a 52 ttltchee mlebtn't have happened If TrumiD C.. pole bad Informed Otlo be didD'I want blm to dlrtct the film of the Uttle gtoiul' "ID Cold Blood" book . . Cblp off lht old lw: JIDI Mlttbum, Bob'a hand10me and lalented actor • eon, 111 dating Unda Christian In Rome . Linda's (and Tyrone Power's) dltlllbler 1\om. loo, .I t 14 headlni for •lardorn, Is •· beautiful child wltb 1 aweetly erupllng personality; -WI! well; they llved next to UJ last Summer, In Mat'lno. In the MDuntalna 1011th of Rome · . There's another Utile Power-dauchter, Tyran, ll, Just a1 lovtly, danctl like e plnlsize Fon\eylt, undoubledly also destined for lilt ·BIIl'l Rex Harrison was 1101 lor Qlll!f. eat film, "Dr. DooUttle," unlll ba read 111a acript; DOW Cltrlttopber Plummer may set a bite at that plum. KeiUledy half.dollm 111'1 beIng greeu-muketed lor II lD Ireland . _. NBC has plana lor Hullabaloo'• "Girl In tbt Ctae" ·uow- lier partial recovery of the vision. ~ Edinwtd Jr., convloced lies: aba .has an e)!Mmllns persOJ!o "Doll't pay teo mueh aU. ellty bot they aren't certain lor lion to them." wbat .. II'IPNIIOI HtDdert011 · Marcello (CallllDVI) Mattrolo eects tbe inlmlnent atork to annl Mil Jutlt lllrllll8l <l!rlto land with her usual lack of lie will be t»~tamd by Emo bother; lhe juat alped !« tt ball)' Plclurett; that'• really 1 r.I;I~'Pbqae Hour ,.. Dl4 betlklhle aomblnllloll .. 01rll. JW Ill ''Pbli ·!WI" II I nt> The orlgliial JJOVeV'Tite 0. 11ttnt1 . - • (lt!d Pll'llo ear,~ wea anll H'llood but f!lt ., Jlrol, ownt II) .. Rn'1 lilt abn version IWIIdted It to pre dc:psuld **-tiiiii!IOdera jD .. . Not " lonlalo Carol Bf!lee bonl: Till lllteriMa lor • -end lllH lleVtlll mlde tllelr · JJoo1 ttciQrdad •• inrmw OWII J!ilwy. _.t!enis but PW,'' Ill talit!IO.IIIIllll WOUIId aow It'• Julie Slteppard. canl'l 1J1 Iii lbe TGp 'l't!i":··..81nalrl'l . IPI'II, dllfnJ Nick I!UroyY. Rise'l J. Y. flu Ita ,llal!hlflbta rlsbll aon, reported ea a ro1talliell. Ill Clit or .1 blackotd mtiiiCI lteJn at lbe Pen anti <IIIJOII•'•l . . . Till .... "Ill'' Peni1ll .. _Whan lbt lotiq toll .tb1D1 - PII'IDII IIIYNIIDI ID 1"1 picked to be whirled iround Bdwy. ahowl ID cblldrtD'a the MadlsoiJ Squire Gardea let UD. • ·111 llrl "Ice Follles," the whole Wlllt WI l!DIW tbla wha .WI endl- jtlll IIIII 'thert_. IIIII ahlllttd II Bell Grlillr'l qvelll; IIW 11111111 beaml; II wllb llutlll 1711JpiiOaJ CGIIduc> GaeliC!? IDr MlliOII Kallilll - . Beatie GriP "·11•1Dvltld Ja MOl' - for her supper al Paul McCirtllt7'1 COiilpottlq 1 pn 1ti tloi ftlrnaJ I1JIIPitmiJ 1Dr lbt ' - the July Monaoo benefit; iltiP" doa Pblllwlnclllo; llr Thomu per Ia tbt wbale lllary • .. .• (111ft ot •at..:........ ........,. Marlon Brudo , 'a Tahitian gal ,.... •• _ ·~-.• 'l'llalll) wbo apeal arlllmu Ill Tarlta plw to rftrrl to SaD t.Mrl IDD llolp., II bact II Frauetaco MOll with ller Jowl. 1ft. 8IDal bert till' IliON yeiii'Old 1011 and MttrloD 110 • 11 :;;_!II~R~~,! h hoipll.ll~· ~~...He : Marll''W:~~ P P ·..._. .. "'""' ...,. epe ... .. ._, er 1 ..._... at a . . Tllarl blach-blklal fUm •Mr. Marquud" IIIII fniUed borel will Mild OUI llllt f bll unlll a ga~lan askl4 for lloupea, anolher vti'IIOII of fnll· an ~t~~lograph, wltemlpoa Ill liDf 'urleJetlt .. David Mer- paid blJ 8ftdll, IJI'&bbed 1t1s ~~ rick'• oplltlQa ot tctora Ill pol]..rllllan ate and fllpped ouL I '· ' I ,I ( n.t I '' i. . ~·: I I I ' I I I ' I H'ELEN HELP US! j I. I' - b y H.,en llottel-_. TD UNANSWEIWILES I I don'I put mucll faith In II. JfoWo ever, it keept your hulband .. i mused. f 4 ball-hour Ill pneral ..... clses every dly will 1o11t ,a. up, but If you'rt borD to be bippy any added weliht will lodge there. Walch tbt ealorlel, and be glad you aren't like 1111 girt who wrote "I'm so skinny lhat If I tumed •ldewaya •ad stuck out my lolliUI they'd take me lor a zlper." - H. Dear" Helen: Where In New Jersey 11 aa aetreos located who rt1111 a cal farm? I understand sbe takee In stray cata and &iva tbem homes, I bave 20 lbtlt aeed 1 horne desperately I · -H. 14. lleilr i I 1-Dall3 Stnllnel, Pomeroy·Midclleport. 0., Jan. 28, 1888 Dear Htten: Hey, baw about another oolwnn of "Willl!lwerables"! You'"' about due for a hea~ • ICI'IIchtng session, oen't you! - ABNER Dear Ab: Tbat I 1111. Forthwith: Dear Helea: I'll! wrlghlloJ a alory title "Bevllt Times Near Hell." I wou1tl like you ahould atve me loformalloat on boW to publt1h. It wUt be of &real betp to teenage boyt and girls to read. I am 24 ud a b1 achool crldttaw. - T.B.T. Dear T: I think you've spent more lime on research than you have on wrlllng technique. Unte11 you C!8D btre a "gbott," teen· agen will never know what they ml8oed. !But I'D give you points on one thl118: that'• 1 Whale Of I IItle!) - H. Dear Helen : Just wondering II your read· en ooutd help me find a recipe lor lrl8b S¢1 Bread made wltb beer, lt'a a hord bread and very tasty. o\llo, do you have a recipe for mustache wax? - MRS. E. J. W. Jr. Q - I have beea taking Pronestyl lor six montbl and for the last three montlts I havt had arthritic palna. C<.OIId they be cauoed by lhll drui? A- Proaestyl 111 a derlYaUve of procaine. It ia 11iven for rapid beut IC!ion and other dlltur!). •ncn of cardiac rhythm. It wiD neither cauit nor curt JGW' arthrlUs. · Q- My doctor saya I have eczema of my Ill'. Whta II 11ets Infected there 111 a dlJ. cllar(o. Can lhll be cured? A - El!ume II 1 ftllll'll term for 1111!' ltcltl.ttg skiD coodltiOII with cruatlal eucl GOIIRI· It may be CIUI4tl by bteterlal or lugua lofectlou, allerly or eonlaet with en irrlllnt auch .. polson IVJ. Ill WOIIItll, earrlnga an the tr~atr~D~Iao. tur. Find lbt 11&1111 eucl JGU wUl be hallwiJ to lbt GUI't. ' " ' • I J H: I I hope your 20 call fOUIId a boJDt ellewhere u I bavea'l been able to locate t1tt New J• aey· cat farm. - H. Dear Helen: 1 bove beard that If you 11vt tho little plastic o p e n i n a "ltrlop" from ciprette, IUIII, elc., wrappet'l, and tbe metal tlripl from the unwinding U, on shorteninll and coffet eana, you can t11111 tltelll In 111t1 111 • seeing-eye dol for tbe bllncl. Ia tltla true? - GIRL SCOUT 110. ICICia t1ttt eould eurl your milltache, but bread and wax havt nothing to do with t~ - H. Dear Helen : I would like to know If there are any (ood ex•rclses to natten the rear end ol. your· body. I am in pretty Sood shape e/lo cept I took awful In ti&ht pants. -D. Dear D: I've heard bouncins acrou tho Door on your blpa 11 .11 prtl. 1Jt pel fanny flattener, tillt l. BERRfS Finally Take Over First U / College Scores By Utdted Press lnternellooal was Sam Jones with U points. Tbe National Beaketball Aliso- Tha NBA was treated to elation standings bad ·au another unuaual llgbl Tuesdr unfamiliar look lroday with the night when Wilt Chamberlain Cincinnati Royals In first place converted 11 of 13 foul shots as ahead of the Boston Cettics. the Phlladelphla 76ert beat the By Utdled Pnlss lntemattollll . Los Alrgelea Lakers 1111-1116. Big East Oscar RohertBon tumed In Will scored 53 polots IJid pulled Massachusetts 107 Oolgate 77 another of his sensational down 31 rebounds lD 1 elrong Kings Poinl 58 Adelphi 35 performances Tuesday · night to one-man show VIllanova 94 St. Peter's 66 help Cincinnati to a 113-101 The New Y.;.k Knlckerboek· W. Va. 9ll Pittsburgh 79 victory over Bosl'1" and a ·on.,. ers treated coach Dick McRocltoster Tech 93 Hobart 82 game .lead ~ver the perennial Guire to a liS.IOO \'lclory over Buffalo 106 Toronto U. 50 champtons 111 the Eastern the Detroit Pistons to celebrate South DiviSion. \ h' toth birthd ..... Stall AI b St 98 Fl 'd A&M 89 · IS ay. ....ve • Boston, which bas won the worth scored 16 of his 26 points 1j M' ~: ~ 3 Au~t~rn:eay 1~sMe;ico U. 69 Ea~tern Division tiUe nine In the fourth quarter as New yurs and the NBA York snapped a sevoo·garne Benediet Il 8 Savanna h St. 96 slra1ght bB . hi . 11m ill ,__. k C 11 1 Ark T h 51 c rnptons p seven es a ...,mg &trea . A ka r nsas ~ld 51 · ec row, trailed most of the way. The ,St. Loula Hawks routed ]a. St. vs Drakew:t Ames post The Royals broke the game the San Francisco Warriors 142Cl ela d Sl f1l Mal open when they raced to a Ill· 107 Ia a gtune marked by a 77 WevMl ~ loB N Dl :e point advantage late lot the thirdoperlod wrestUng makh D~yto: sS Loyol~ (Calif.) 57 third. quarler. . bet~een Gene Tormoblen of St. Bald in-Wallaee 00 Ak Adnan Smtth lent Robe1lsoll Louts and McCoy McLemore tf 85 Crerg · ~ 1011 104 LaSalle ; ' a . supporting hand with 24 the W:m-lbrs. Eight players U K 73 Hanover 64 pomts and Jerry Lucas oontrl· scored m double figures for tbe T:ylo/113 Chicago Tchrs 101 im.ted 32 ~ebounds as welt as 18 Hawk~, topped by Zelmo Manchester 110 Earlbam 79 pomts. High man lor Boston Beaty a Z2 pololl. At trra /n SEOAL frt'day F"IrSt n·IVISIOn . . um•ts Take On Second DiVI.SI.on Teams West Tu. St. Ill Sui Ross 72 Wayland (Tex.) 60 Ia. Wes. 35 I! everything runs true to form, there won't be much Ouachita Bapllst 84 E. Tex. 67 of a change In the Southeastern Ohio League buketball St. Jos 64 Panhandle A&M 58 standings following Friday's contests. First division teams will battle second division IQJI8C(a as the 1966 campaign heads down the final stretch.. NBA STANDINGS Co-leaders Nelsonville and/ . .. , . By Uolled JntentatiOI!al :wellsion take on Logan and Gal·lly Rocket loss thuo tar wea to Eastero Division llipdlls. In first rount aciion, 1oo-ieader Nelsonville, 78-87. Team W L. Pet. Nelsonville was forced to a GAHS is S-8 o!l the 110680n. Cincinnati .. .... .. . 33 15 .688 , double overtime before downing / Nelson•ille is 10.1 overall. Bo~ton .. ~ · ........ 31 15 .6~4 ! 1he Chieftains, 45·43. However. The Chieftains are S.ll. Phtladelph!a ... .. ·. 32 17 .6o3 the . Hounds. should have tittle Secoad place Athees travels oNew York .. · .... . IS 32 .319 dilfrculty w1th LHS on thetr to Pomeroy where Coach Cbar· Western Divlsloo . home planks. .. les McAfee's lads hope to reLos Angeles .... .. 28 25 528 1 Gallipolis forced Welisten peat an earlier season win over . Ba111more . .. . .. 25 27 .481 down to U1e wire at Wellston the Panthers, Alhens is 8 • 3 Sar. Francisco · ·.. 22 29 .431 earlier in the season. A lasl overall, l!ld 6-2 In the league. St. ~uis ......... 22 29 .431 sec'nd tip·in by Larry Gilliland Pomeroy 111 S-7 overall, and 1·7 Detrmt . . .. .. . 15 34 .306 1ga~e the Rockets • c<1!1le-frorn- in conrerence lay. . Tuesday's Resalls: lhehind !1·59 triumph. However, Middleport goes to Jacl!Ma, Cin.c'nnati 113 Boston 10I since that thriller, the Rockets ,where the Yellow Jackets hope Phtladelphla JIO Los ~ngeles l06 have improved tremendously .. l.lo avenge an earlier '12-55 sel· New York 115 Detrotl 100 Wellston is 11-1 on the back ot the hands of the Iron1 St. Louis 142 s. Franclsct 107 and 7·1 in conference play. men. Jackson is reollog In third -:~:::::::::::ri;.;;;;iooo place 1n the teague with a r.s mark. MHS tJ J.7 In leegue S A play, and :H overall. Jackson is 6-4 on the season. fRI~IJAIRE Saturday night ecti011 Ia the should prove a bit more p,.,,. .l r........... pace ge advanced... 1966 fRQST·PROOf REfRIGERATOR! .i an.- lladt eallllOI flldiYidull letters he Will a"'wer IItten of 1'1*'11 ~ II ltlttln IOI11111DL lanil'r tall,gll 1W l!ltlrill Prlday nlPt ~ Rialland· wUt lrlvel ~ ljoutbera ilrr a ~ 1. 1 » --- W~ ~ecbl:~~..:;o~ ho d cenUy. The uae was owne by Mr · E. ~ Stewart of Kanau- . UP AND IN _ Charlea Knight, the Eutero Eagles' top scorer Tuesday night In a clooe 40·37 victory .over. th,• ~:d ~~~/tv~ =e~ Southern Tornadoes, puts the ball In the air lor the basket 20 feet away (at ~ar left). Bob Grueser, 14, m white, dtdo I lurnhaa. have a chance· at him, but one unidentified boy waa closer, and •Ull couldn t keep the ball from going up. Th11 tt the single greatest development in modern basketball, that shooting techmques make the job of the guard more dif· Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Mash ft'cuit From the left are Dale Hill and Sherm Cundiff to wbila· Steve Badgley, 25, and Richard Douglas, 11. - Sentinel Jr. and family visited recently · ' with Mr. and 'Mrs. Patrick WU· P~h~o~to~.----------------~-------------:-~-uams of Chester. ttight, Ron Williams scored 24 SAARBRUEcKEN, GermanJ Mrs. Helen Dais, who hu ~IJL""'"' Ipoints 18 power West Virginia (UPI) -The tough Dukla been HI Is better and be& re·to • 90•79 triumph over soccer team from Prague, ~~~~ clutln at lite BedPittsburgh and Wally Anderzu. Czecbosio~akia, . topped Weot nas netted 21. to lead Q-eighton Germany s. national ICjUad " Visiting Mr. l!ld Mn. Horner to a 1(14.90 vJcto~ over LaSalle. Tuesday mghl .. 1 Goodwllt and Leta recently were ., Mr. and Mrs. George (Jack) Three games are on tap for St!Utbern Valier Athletic The West Virginia last break, warner and family. Conference teams thi• weekend, but only one tilt will piloted by Wlllibms, broke open MmmmmMr. and Mrs. Branch Miller a league affair. scrumptlous and lamlly of Belpre were here North Gallia travell to Hanna~ Trace Friday night for • close game and enabled the Idea! Eat out tonight. the past weeke'nd to villi with the tone loop encounter. Both will be ftghting to keep Mountainers to pull away In Find RESTAURANT$ her father Elijah Michael of the basement. the lasl seven minutes. The Mrs. Ha~el Arnold and farnl- The Wildcats are .1-5 In . Mountaineers were holding 8 fast In the l,y vlsiled recently with Mr. and teague play. North Galha LS 1-4. to Wilton and North Gallla narrow 63-55 advantage when YELLOW PAGES. Mn. Charley Arnold and faml· In an earlier meeting between at Symmes Valley. Where your lingers ty. Mr. Arnold, who these two. clubs at North. Gat- Eastern, 1966 SVAC cha~~~\::: their fast breaJ< began to click, do the walking. surgery recently, hao ha, the P~rates scored thetr on- (al least a share, the and they moved to an 8H5 borne and is tmpoviog. ty conference WID, 44-41. must conquer Kyger Creek lead. Visiting wilh Mr. and Mn. Ov II N th G0 11'1 18 . 3·8 4 Ia claim the!f second slrall~ht Both teams connected on 110 a Ia ."~undisputed title) Ia Idle John Dean and !drolly were Mr era ' Hor Tra . . sooson. annan ce ~. k nd · K a- k field goals, but tbe "'lountaland Mrs. Kenneth Markirts of . wee • . as IS yger oe · neers outscored the Panthers Racine In non • league actt•n Satur. Ill non • teague games 30-1i at the charity stripe. Leroy Wyatt who hao been lll night, RuUand pta.ys al 1 night, Eastern played at Larry Szykowny netted 29 and bospllalized has returned Southwester& JOurneysrand Soulbwestera at points lor Pittsburgh. to hla home and Is aonJew:batl better at this time. CrelghtoB rolled away from Mr. and Mrs. Ray 46-45 halftime advantage by ootscoring the Explorers 27-12 01 Newark visited recently her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Ana~eles alter tntermissioo. Anderzunas tea Arnold. t8 of hla points ill the second bait to offset the scoring BUCS SIGN AI oearly seven feet laD, I bas let four Daylotl of LaSalle's Hubie Marshall, PITISBURGH (UP!) Dayton's Henry Ftnkel stiD bas i records and lasl season •w:b~o~f~in~ish~e~d~WI:·th~25=·~.,.-l,~;;;~~~~~;:~ fielders Manny Mota and figured out a way to go aged 25.3 points a game while li Alou signed their 1966 on defense-be mere- hitting at a 65 percent clip. Tuesday with the ly s~ores a bucketfull of points. Finkel proved offensive .,..,. Pirates. Both playero are Not noted for blgb-cahhre denllals Tuesda Jtl bt by : yearo old aod both defensive play, the :1411-pound lllo 28 / dg 1 di residents of the Domlnlcan doesn't throw bls weight : F~ :;:un s ~7 e~ 1 ng RepubUe. around under the hoards, wblch e Loyyersla • • Lo Avtc °ry ted d D over o o1 s nge1es. promp secoR ·year ayton The Flyers who are uow 14-3 ClC!ach Don Donoher to remark: . ' . ' "Finkel's defense must lck lace thetr sltffest test of tbe .. P season Saturday by laking on upBut Finkel makes op for ltls the fifth-ranked Sl Joseph's r defensive lapsoo with bls Hawka. I . ' 111tstandmg shottlng ability. He bt other games Toesday [ .!':i One Conference Game .. In SVAC • 'Cats Host p·Irates I FinkeI paces Dayt 00 w·ill Over Loyola of Los 1 C:LOSE-OUT GAS HEATER TIME AND LABOR SAVING .,._,.,., .......... to 20,000 to 60,000 BTU VENTED HEATERS fw your..If on pay clap. Dan, hnllato to caD. 111ere 1e na abllgatfaa. One tlwlfly budglt laan wil cut your paymetiiL Call far ... ....... ala111 .uch b1na Ia '66. _, __ s INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL . 111. Prompt deHvery, apec:iallzed robes will Insure you of quality eoncrete allow, low prices. Can today!. - p jl • . .'' MIDDLEI'O~T, ~ . \' l. · ·- .. _. RUDY .... "· • ' •x•.,..I'CO.OIIT GOEGLHN r 95 UP When your job eaiis for eoncrete, call on .' Qay Do King. equare•GICIIIICibafw 1haaw ltcut. bllle ancl dells and heM eveiything Ia ane convenient loan. Have ... to pay Ollt ancl MD ... ....... ' NailooaJ Ccrurll Cbam)Uoalblp to Mllwauket, llrlnBbC to .. end lbe »Jeel reign of tbe lll'flll' Fanll Club • boltrl ollllt ttitn'IIIIDeDL The USLTA laid the Ton Club or Milwaukee WOII the bid by guaraliteelng tbu twice the &realest IDolmt I<!Ceived from the evlllll. 1t61 SOl1TIIERH r7 Cundiff »12, Wattbrowa :1-17, D. mn t-1~, Circle ,..,.,,,,--.Pop, yoa only yell at Grneser W-4, PrOffitt ollter piayen fer lalnelloa Malben ~. Tota!J 15-7-37. tbe rulet~ a.. • · - NEW YORX (UP!) -lftlt UDited Stalel .Lawa ·1'8111111 AlloclaiiOD ]181 nw I d 1111 BY, QUARTEIII Eut.m ........ · .. IJ 2Z II 411 Soutbera . . . . . . .. . . . 10 21 f1 &\ITERH • llouglea S:1~, Knight 14-20, Pooler ut, Badgley ~. cblogere.H,Newlmtd1-M, tJa ~. Tolala 13-14-40. :;s~=~ ~~~ D~~ SQUARED AWAY? .Exp 11'11 ............. .... Sail_., . •• ° lI ,....,...... . -lhfr. a The Carleton Sunday School had an attendance of 66 en Jan. lee 1 11 ed ~n:;:~ s:;;"th Rev~ ~;de Th lllnton, minister. ere were tbr L'- tak In! ee new mem.,.... en I .~ "''lltMW.If••t•ff,.;.Wt; ..,..,.• , . . IIIPl-PGIIJittld ~ 1C811.. ., bid w11 be l'M"lwcculecl lattr IIIIa - Society News WANT' TO GET I . r • J!Clll'ltODD. 'l'bt Southwean • Vtltir r bukelbell pml.,wHt,._ ALL STAR8 .., i111114. .. Kingsbury I ' Pvluelo'IIJ44Iwpl!ft, 0., - Ohio B. 8, Balbtbell Seem By Utdted Presa Jaleraatlonol New Kenlolt 115 Hillsboro r1 Weirton, W. Va. 72 Steubenville Cettral 48 Bridgeport 101 Bellaire l Dillonvale 62 Adeaa 114 Barnesville liZ .Union Loeal 57 Jl'lusbtng '1i Madison 114 Carroll84 Amanda • Clearereek 74 C.lumbus Academy !16 · Columbwt R0881'J H LteklnB Heights M East Knoi sa Sherldalt 89 Ronvtlle 5I ··-·" Q - Aft tben IDJ .a,.r..l• ftctl to a spinal lap? My IJ*Iat fluid wu norm•l but evar 1tnce I bave been pepl"' lllld lleep a lot. A - Followlnf • i!plnll tap IOntl Pfl'IDI havt a beldletlt for a lew houri, Tbt doetGr uaually preventa lhll by r.plao. log lha volUIIle of the fluid loll .nd by elevating lhe fool o1 your bed. There are no other after • elftcta ao your dootor abo,uld Ntk IIOQie olbtr CIUII lor yotlr aymiJ!om!, ' Please MIICI . queltiOIII and aommentl to Wayne G. 8rando lladt, Ia. D~ In oiN of- thta newapeper. Wltlle Dr, Br• · playa at Atbeas, goes to Wellston, Pornis at Logaa and Nelsonvtlle travels to Middleport ) I',,. a WaDbron It lilt double lo guru. Eeatera bll oa 13 ol 41 ._ templl !rem lhcl field l1ld Solu~ eomteeltd 011 IJ of 48 IJV1III both leaiDI a 31 per cent average. The Eaglet taJ. lied If of 26 at lbe foul llae wblle Southena ,... Qlal<IBfl sevea of 12. Eastern made a clllan sweep of II by wirmlog 3'1·U Ia the.._ serve contesl llllke Martfll lollped the winners with 11 while Ray JohnJon led Soutbera with lllne. The Eagt., will host Rut- w · 1 THER VBryil18 fo11111 - meloly 10 11181\Y poundll of plutte "atrtnga" wllt provide 10 IIIIDJ pounds of dog, Can you ima•· tne how meny strips It 11011ld take to make • pound? Tbere'1 you enswer. Taln't Intel - H. Thla column II dedicated to family livinJ, so tf you'rt bav. illi kid trouble or just pllla trouble, let Helen help YOU. She wiD also welcome your own allltlllng experiei!Cel. Adduo Htln Bottel II ..,. " thl• new•nJner. Ro~n ls Dllb' Tight 40-37 Hoop Match ID eulllde jumpera and al!e - ,llll!ll abo!; pel tiM. Willi a to ltutn'a Carlt!l !Johlwpr. nectblg at the free throw Uno, mlmrte left flllhcl q)1811er, Dale B:astera lbest raa out tbe tlock. tallied aU eight of tile Tornado IIIII drepped II) a charity toss Eeatera htld led 13-IG at the oes' fourth period points. He for \be hoeta and !be aoore was .close of the first quarter, but ended with i7 points oa seveR .deadlocked. , A last bulket by Southern bellied back to lie field goats and tbret I r u aub D8Jmta 1NeWIUd with leu lite 8CI1I'f 22-2Z at baUilme. 'l1le !brews. titan a JD1irut. rema!Rio11 Ia Eaglet led SZ.J8 wbell the llt1rd Southern's last lead waa wtlh tbe quarter gave Eastera tbe period tlldetl abwt four lllillutes left Ill die lud for good. • tblnl quarter when Ju n I o r SouOJent traDed by -'1' two Kntsbl, with 20 IJ'I(all 011 eight Sherm Cundiff blt oa ajump polnlo, 37-39, after RIChard field 80!Iis IIIII four free shot and the• followed with a Dougla1 rtallk a free throw for throws, lod all II<Ofei'L He talfree throw to put the Tornado ~ Eagles on a one-oJHile at- Ued 16 of blJ points durllll the oes out In front 27-26. tempt. The tleCOOJI shot rolled llral two perloda. Joha Pooler Charle1 Kltlgbl, ·EaslerJt'a off tbe .!iJn and was grabbed lellowed lor lha Eagles with leaditig scorer, quickly. pUt the by Southern, but the Toraacf. nine. Cundiff, with 12, was the Eagles back oa top 211-Z'I 011 a oes lui j!Ossessioa of tbe baU onl,y Soutbera player besldea B:aalerJt'a B:aglel beld onto • IIIDr lead tbrougboul the fourth quarter to edge an Improved Southern dub 46-37 Tuesday night at RaclJte lit a Ml!t()ltlo Valley Conlere""" cag~ game. Coach Gary Parsons Eagles, winner by a TI-M IJl8l1)R over Southern Ia the first meelln8 of the two teams this season, tiefd oii more thaa a.z!J: poillt edge over the Tornadoes at aoy time last evelllng. The victory upped Easlel'll'a MOVC rOcord to :1-2 aad made them 11-4 overall so tar this year. Soutbern is •ow 1-4 in conference competitioo aed J 10 overall. Amos Waltbrown, I 5-9 senlor guard who was playing bls llrst game since before t h e Christmas vacaUoa break, was the boy wbo paced Soutbera's effort agailtst the Eagles. Waltbrowa, bltling mainly· ea stvns Pt. 94 Ptttvilte ~ Belleville JC Bl Freeburg JC 44 Stout St. 75 St. Mary's 67 Ind. Tech 121 St. Frpncis 89 Minn .100 Buena Vista 68 Luther 99 Grinnell 84 Eau Claire ;:::~~land 62 Dear Mll- W: Dear Mother: Sorry · DoN enyone! I've I have heird lhta often, Ia lost I • Eagles Pass Tornadoes By )aek O'Briao DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP MEIGS-MASON AREA "· "·· II .Voice of Broadway 'aw .B9af to China . THE DAILY SENTINR ~ J WYNJM Several Models To Choa11 From Some With Radiants, Fans, Safety Valves and Thermostall COME INI MAKE US AN OFFER H&R FIRESTONE••• . DE,ALQ N. 2nd Ave. STOll MJdtl1part,· �• ., Pan/!111~ ,ml~ Gel¥ McGrath (ptrupl trom acllWI CoiiDia TOwerlr who'• try. ,1118 to ..WI' t,bt ·Pl!_f.,L . ill Calif,) ~ .bleil . ;......... 1be wealtby widow. or Tooy Artaa ll'OIIQII P~a; abe'• a llelel'o IJI.IIw or~,._ ftl!l" Richard s. Owen, Publisher Cbester Tannehill, Editor PubUahe4 every afternoon except SundOY by Tho Ohio Valley PubllshiDI Com· pony, 110 Mochanle 81., PomorO)', Ohio 45769. Business Office phone WY 2·21158 Editorial phono WY 2·2117. ·, ,· Entered a• 11cond tllll maWna .,.V'I NaUonal adv ertleing npresn.tatlve: Bottinelli KimbMJI, Inc., 343 Lexington Ave .. New York City, New York. Jq-li'IIJiouJ ~ . SubsC"rlpUon r1111es : Delivered by carrier ~~n..tam. where available, 30 cents per week; 0111 flu •1&.50; six month11, $7 .80, three month1 .. '. PIIJWI JIObon told the .... rt14 .. • II optllld (JlaPP7 QJJntH Nn Yfll') Ill carrier ser•leo not available one month tl.30. BJ w~ere mall ono year $10.00; Sill montho, Three montho. tS .OO. Wliala ·1111nt7 ua "Phlladilphlt, Hen I eomt'' 111 ca or 111t bli! 1r1111 JliiY• year in ad•onco at the D.Uy Sentinel ol: $3.DO. By Motor Routt taillltld lGHiillt ,... , r-er ~. .r, (/ltr. BOb ~ dtddell Dtit to run aPII* I& Cllflerd C... IIlli it:•TI .. lloJI. 11J " Blllitr'i dtelillli · to , - &Ill a1mo1t Ill II' llfoo loul; 111'1 biNcl ID qtiltl, Albo ~n~tter at tho pool ofli<e at Pomfl'Ol', Oblo. < Phllly •,, Jollaa7 lll'llllerlcll dlell tl amllac anti dlllbelee eompllallollll; Joluuly, 1D old . friend, 1111 lilt lou. . .,.... til ClOP Naw Yorll - bid .. · '1'llt DlltiQt 'l'bomU' Pill -wuta ·to their ~.25; qui.,_ -*'' Dolpblu An. trill IIIli trJ ""· e · bo 1 ........ th·~ ... -• lQQP 1'111 w •Hllfllr - - lldlo w• liltvt lima . . llltllbt ltJolball 1811011 (Uo 10 lha hurrlcallt period) 11 lilt Unrealistic Retirement OIIIJ rtaJbr 111111111'.. Miami leell. FQI' HmBIIIb' l'llltllllbe 111'11 commercial on lbe upeoDl(Ds lltiD Oomllrf'ltamd SamQiy Davia Sbow (about "llvlDI bru") wr1up howll or bllulty WE ' h noted the other day where 1 pro· le~ s ional man in a nti&hboring com· rnunity had reached the ripe age of 86, and has no Intention of retiring from an · active career as an engineer. A friend of oun wu •utomalically retired from a i"P"'""'"" at age 70, a~d turned around secured anolher JOb in her profes· , and is working harder than ever. j,;t,;'l'hese cases are unusual, but it goes to prova that those who have been tested by experience. and have continued a f1tilivE•lv interest in what they have been ao11"2 are alii I capable of rendering val· uable service. A medical society In one of our midwestern states has come out with a slatement which stales, "Retir· ing people just because they live to be ,,.· 65 years old ia like l<illing a race hone because he won a raci ." LI ., Someone in an Ill considered moe~ t· rnrnl selected 65 u the magic age for an ending of a career rather than the / · 'eornmencernent. It was no doubt propos· ed m an organization that was domina!· ed by youthful executives who wanted to get ~orneone out qf the way fn their .mad rush to gain a higher rung In the organizational chart, and what could be a better method than to turn the 65 ,.ear·olds out to pasture. We see a grad· ual trend to erase the harm that has been done by that act. More and more, certain businesses are retalnins the ov· et 65 year olds to act In the capacity of ~nsultants 10 that they wilt not lose the valuable fXperienre of someone who lias strved lonaand faithful. ' ~. ':·1/' • . -, :·.A' - ~, I I' t-~ -~ 1r,i •' : • ,:' People are 1s dlHerent a1 day and night . None of us age the same. There are a lot of young men in business and indu1try who at even 30 years drag around like the next breath was eoin& to be their lad. They complain about be· ing overworked, and the chances are that the 8& year olds can work circles around them any day In the week . Very (fw peraons less than 65 years are aa '\ .perienced in the field• of art, profes•flion, lndualry or busine ... It has alway• been the outlook of most person• of younger years to look on anyone older as a has been. They put on the rloak of knowing all the answen, and in 1 lUll many CUll they never bother to Jet ldvict and guidance from those who lilY~ betn teated over the years. Capitol Comment, Events WASHINGTON - Never hu 11111ny critical oceul~ bad the Western world ao held ita been lo ellecl pro • Collllllunisl ~reath over the will and the in- Sbutri in his quiet way bad tenlions of a woman as It does Irnj)')rtantly renewed lndl'a'a oow over the new Prima Min· lies with the West. Indeed it ister of India Mrs. Indira Gan can now be disclosed that bedhi. fore be died on January 11 he bad made hooest and ur11ent Not since Quoon VIctoria of efforts to entuadt the Ruslliana Imperial Britain ha' a lady with whom tbe lndiau havo ruled a major part of tbta earth good relations, not to allow the lo the ~rree that Mn. Gan· Chinese Communtata to draa dlti is to rule 11iant India In the them wholly into the pit in suptransttion th•t has followed the port of the Chinese backod deallo of Primo Minioter Lal aggression In South Viet Nom. Bahadur Sha!trl. For lhe lndl· Shastri'• death, In a word, an headship holds power, indeed. There il, ol course, en waa a lll"'at blow to hopes lor a oppooition and an 0flll08ltlon df!cent Httternent of the VIet· party. But in reality 11 all 111mese war. cornea to 1 rar more 1omimll What, now, wiD be Mr 1. kind of oppositton than io com- .Gandhi's oouroe' This Is tbe mon in the West. profound, tho blotorlc question Sltostri carne to office all but which In the world senae dwarfs unknown on this aide of the all others upon her accession to oceans. He was a most modest, leadership. Though she is Neh1 most colorless succesior to ru's daughter - In an Instance the broodll18 and deely sell- ol what here would be called wblch assured falher of both modern dynastic politics but troubles the lndlana not a bit India end of Mrs. Gandhi, Prime - It need not follow necessarl· Mln~ter Jaw lflal Nehru. Jy that in every aapect she will But modest or not and color take the line her lather took. len or not, Shastri, this little Like her lather before her, man who had risen 1o power oht has often defended com. almost in anonymity in the West munist causes in the world at became • first • ratv flotes- large wltlle cracking down hard man - and a far bettor friend on the Cornmunllll In India. ot tho Woll than Nehru bad ICornrnunist·lronl atlempts to evor been. And even the amall Sllbotage a county at war such beginning made by Shastri to- as exist here, would not lor a ward some improvemenl of In- moment be tolerated In lndla.) dia's relations with her neigh· Still, even before Nehru had bor, Paki•mn, Nehru- giVI!n all passed from the scene there :hat he was - could hardly were W~all Indications thai he have made. was beginning to accet the Nehru wao doetrlnalro and reality that one could lterdly difficuIt, and he had on his advance the basic purposes of ohoulder o chip against the on. form of communism, that West that was perhaps an un- of th• Soviet nion, without alderatandable legacy of bitter oo advancing the purposes of memories of British colonial another form of il, thai of Chirule. But Shaotrl was pracU· na. India, e•en under Nehru, IJ;d cal and flexible . Nor did he soond callle to fear the Red think that the old end all -but· Chineoe. forgott•n oins of o vani•h•d So the Western world lii!W Western imperialism rould In asks inalotently : Whither Mra. ;my way excuse the new and Gandhi? Will she accepl the far more brutal Communist illlo vaot truth that India's fortune• perlallsm. and luturt tie with those forces Where Nehr had followed a wblch, whatever their fuulta, oouflo of neutrali1m !bat on aro marshaled in behalf of public decency ud 11a1ut lbl new Chinese 1trategy Gl oovert •gcrest!oo, operated lbrouab third parttea, that now torlurn South VIet Nam - ud one d8J could torture eveu lndl'? (Copyright, 1966, by United Jl'eaiUN Syndicate, Inc.) DOt1'0R SAYS By WaY!Ie G. Brandaladt, M.D. Q - What are the symptoms of neuritis and whet 111 lite treatment? A - Neurltlo Is an inflamms· lion of a nerve that IIUl1 at may 1101 be associated with degeneration of the involved nerve. The symploml vary but, in general, if a motor nerve II Involved there il weakneu or paralysis of the muscle il oupplies. If a setr sory nerve is affected there would be patn In the early stages of the disease and later a complete lou ef nnaallon. The 1reatment would de~d on whether the neuritis was caused by an Infection !Antibiotics might help) , injury (rest and time), vitamin 8 deficiency, poor circutaUon, or some form of potsonln&. Q - Wblt cluses . . rell'lbaJ. bar neuritis? Ia there any cure or does It become pro&resslvely wone' A - Tkl1 Ia one form of neuritis of lhe optic nerve. In most victims it is a part of multiple sclerosio. Althou~h there is no known cure lor this disease, the usoclated optic neurllls rarely lead:! to complete bllndneos. Retrobulbar neuritis rna y also be caused by diabetes, ucessive use of tobacco or alco. hoi or oolaoning with lead, arsenic and wood alcohol, to name the most common cause~. Tho treatment of the unde'rlyln11 con. dltion often stop~~ the proceaa lollowina wbicb there may be 1 Hado's They'll Do It Every Time ~· Naturally there are many rearhinJ the period when their faculties are falling, and for reasons of health should remove themselves from the ranks of the active. A person , however, who is given a gD·ahead sl$nal from their physician, and wlrose mrnd i' as dear as it ever was, should nevet· be shunted to one aide. A more realistic approach to retirement should oe baaed on perform. ance. When a person or age starta to find fault and buck any change or lm· provernent, they are then ready to drop out of the scene. A &ood teaching staff of a f,ublic school should be composed equal y of mature leachen to Rive tl bll· ance. Many colleges and univtraltiea have profited by keeping on their facul· ty rosters professors wltb emeritus rat· fng. They are the one• who have oe'l!n tested and not found wantlne. and their presence. and advice. is a valuable as· set. Our world I• a better place for such men 11s Herbert Hoover, Bernard Bar· uch, Douglas Mr. Arthur, and oth•rs whD Uved 'and warked beyond the unrealistic ntlrtment age. ~ t ' . '· WAS VERY UN~EELIN~ AIIOUT A PAL'S S:IGI<NESS -.. I<E'S JN ST. CLOI.IPS . HOSPITAL ... HEY, aOD .... PIPJA HEAR BOI.IT VASCO'S TICK~ II. 'TROUSLE: l' from (II'IVlewa . Blll Buct. J.y nemed •mt....UJ ov• wbaJ. med by th' atlllll or m1s1""" malloat Slid poUUcal lllnaruc:e evidenced bl tbe performance of DaYid !!uiiU!nd; bad to Hep I!OI'NC!blg ea Little David )D. dul&<d bis usual public clee, jumping at CODCiuatona , Up to a lf8SOI1 1180 modela lketcbed Ill adl IDr lbe lllllft. er 1ture~ seemed an carbona of Jacklo Klll!ledy; ltlddflll7 titeJ all aeem flatlerill8 rtfledlona of aU tbe Jl'onls - diUJhters, lnotber ud aew molber-ln-law. Maybe tltat las!tl011abto Premll18er-Letor !llua • loPing and Otto'a 52 ttltchee mlebtn't have happened If TrumiD C.. pole bad Informed Otlo be didD'I want blm to dlrtct the film of the Uttle gtoiul' "ID Cold Blood" book . . Cblp off lht old lw: JIDI Mlttbum, Bob'a hand10me and lalented actor • eon, 111 dating Unda Christian In Rome . Linda's (and Tyrone Power's) dltlllbler 1\om. loo, .I t 14 headlni for •lardorn, Is •· beautiful child wltb 1 aweetly erupllng personality; -WI! well; they llved next to UJ last Summer, In Mat'lno. In the MDuntalna 1011th of Rome · . There's another Utile Power-dauchter, Tyran, ll, Just a1 lovtly, danctl like e plnlsize Fon\eylt, undoubledly also destined for lilt ·BIIl'l Rex Harrison was 1101 lor Qlll!f. eat film, "Dr. DooUttle," unlll ba read 111a acript; DOW Cltrlttopber Plummer may set a bite at that plum. KeiUledy half.dollm 111'1 beIng greeu-muketed lor II lD Ireland . _. NBC has plana lor Hullabaloo'• "Girl In tbt Ctae" ·uow- lier partial recovery of the vision. ~ Edinwtd Jr., convloced lies: aba .has an e)!Mmllns persOJ!o "Doll't pay teo mueh aU. ellty bot they aren't certain lor lion to them." wbat .. II'IPNIIOI HtDdert011 · Marcello (CallllDVI) Mattrolo eects tbe inlmlnent atork to annl Mil Jutlt lllrllll8l <l!rlto land with her usual lack of lie will be t»~tamd by Emo bother; lhe juat alped !« tt ball)' Plclurett; that'• really 1 r.I;I~'Pbqae Hour ,.. Dl4 betlklhle aomblnllloll .. 01rll. JW Ill ''Pbli ·!WI" II I nt> The orlgliial JJOVeV'Tite 0. 11ttnt1 . - • (lt!d Pll'llo ear,~ wea anll H'llood but f!lt ., Jlrol, ownt II) .. Rn'1 lilt abn version IWIIdted It to pre dc:psuld **-tiiiii!IOdera jD .. . Not " lonlalo Carol Bf!lee bonl: Till lllteriMa lor • -end lllH lleVtlll mlde tllelr · JJoo1 ttciQrdad •• inrmw OWII J!ilwy. _.t!enis but PW,'' Ill talit!IO.IIIIllll WOUIId aow It'• Julie Slteppard. canl'l 1J1 Iii lbe TGp 'l't!i":··..81nalrl'l . IPI'II, dllfnJ Nick I!UroyY. Rise'l J. Y. flu Ita ,llal!hlflbta rlsbll aon, reported ea a ro1talliell. Ill Clit or .1 blackotd mtiiiCI lteJn at lbe Pen anti <IIIJOII•'•l . . . Till .... "Ill'' Peni1ll .. _Whan lbt lotiq toll .tb1D1 - PII'IDII IIIYNIIDI ID 1"1 picked to be whirled iround Bdwy. ahowl ID cblldrtD'a the MadlsoiJ Squire Gardea let UD. • ·111 llrl "Ice Follles," the whole Wlllt WI l!DIW tbla wha .WI endl- jtlll IIIII 'thert_. IIIII ahlllttd II Bell Grlillr'l qvelll; IIW 11111111 beaml; II wllb llutlll 1711JpiiOaJ CGIIduc> GaeliC!? IDr MlliOII Kallilll - . Beatie GriP "·11•1Dvltld Ja MOl' - for her supper al Paul McCirtllt7'1 COiilpottlq 1 pn 1ti tloi ftlrnaJ I1JIIPitmiJ 1Dr lbt ' - the July Monaoo benefit; iltiP" doa Pblllwlnclllo; llr Thomu per Ia tbt wbale lllary • .. .• (111ft ot •at..:........ ........,. Marlon Brudo , 'a Tahitian gal ,.... •• _ ·~-.• 'l'llalll) wbo apeal arlllmu Ill Tarlta plw to rftrrl to SaD t.Mrl IDD llolp., II bact II Frauetaco MOll with ller Jowl. 1ft. 8IDal bert till' IliON yeiii'Old 1011 and MttrloD 110 • 11 :;;_!II~R~~,! h hoipll.ll~· ~~...He : Marll''W:~~ P P ·..._. .. "'""' ...,. epe ... .. ._, er 1 ..._... at a . . Tllarl blach-blklal fUm •Mr. Marquud" IIIII fniUed borel will Mild OUI llllt f bll unlll a ga~lan askl4 for lloupea, anolher vti'IIOII of fnll· an ~t~~lograph, wltemlpoa Ill liDf 'urleJetlt .. David Mer- paid blJ 8ftdll, IJI'&bbed 1t1s ~~ rick'• oplltlQa ot tctora Ill pol]..rllllan ate and fllpped ouL I '· ' I ,I ( n.t I '' i. . ~·: I I I ' I I I ' I H'ELEN HELP US! j I. I' - b y H.,en llottel-_. TD UNANSWEIWILES I I don'I put mucll faith In II. JfoWo ever, it keept your hulband .. i mused. f 4 ball-hour Ill pneral ..... clses every dly will 1o11t ,a. up, but If you'rt borD to be bippy any added weliht will lodge there. Walch tbt ealorlel, and be glad you aren't like 1111 girt who wrote "I'm so skinny lhat If I tumed •ldewaya •ad stuck out my lolliUI they'd take me lor a zlper." - H. Dear" Helen: Where In New Jersey 11 aa aetreos located who rt1111 a cal farm? I understand sbe takee In stray cata and &iva tbem homes, I bave 20 lbtlt aeed 1 horne desperately I · -H. 14. lleilr i I 1-Dall3 Stnllnel, Pomeroy·Midclleport. 0., Jan. 28, 1888 Dear Htten: Hey, baw about another oolwnn of "Willl!lwerables"! You'"' about due for a hea~ • ICI'IIchtng session, oen't you! - ABNER Dear Ab: Tbat I 1111. Forthwith: Dear Helea: I'll! wrlghlloJ a alory title "Bevllt Times Near Hell." I wou1tl like you ahould atve me loformalloat on boW to publt1h. It wUt be of &real betp to teenage boyt and girls to read. I am 24 ud a b1 achool crldttaw. - T.B.T. Dear T: I think you've spent more lime on research than you have on wrlllng technique. Unte11 you C!8D btre a "gbott," teen· agen will never know what they ml8oed. !But I'D give you points on one thl118: that'• 1 Whale Of I IItle!) - H. Dear Helen : Just wondering II your read· en ooutd help me find a recipe lor lrl8b S¢1 Bread made wltb beer, lt'a a hord bread and very tasty. o\llo, do you have a recipe for mustache wax? - MRS. E. J. W. Jr. Q - I have beea taking Pronestyl lor six montbl and for the last three montlts I havt had arthritic palna. C<.OIId they be cauoed by lhll drui? A- Proaestyl 111 a derlYaUve of procaine. It ia 11iven for rapid beut IC!ion and other dlltur!). •ncn of cardiac rhythm. It wiD neither cauit nor curt JGW' arthrlUs. · Q- My doctor saya I have eczema of my Ill'. Whta II 11ets Infected there 111 a dlJ. cllar(o. Can lhll be cured? A - El!ume II 1 ftllll'll term for 1111!' ltcltl.ttg skiD coodltiOII with cruatlal eucl GOIIRI· It may be CIUI4tl by bteterlal or lugua lofectlou, allerly or eonlaet with en irrlllnt auch .. polson IVJ. Ill WOIIItll, earrlnga an the tr~atr~D~Iao. tur. Find lbt 11&1111 eucl JGU wUl be hallwiJ to lbt GUI't. ' " ' • I J H: I I hope your 20 call fOUIId a boJDt ellewhere u I bavea'l been able to locate t1tt New J• aey· cat farm. - H. Dear Helen: 1 bove beard that If you 11vt tho little plastic o p e n i n a "ltrlop" from ciprette, IUIII, elc., wrappet'l, and tbe metal tlripl from the unwinding U, on shorteninll and coffet eana, you can t11111 tltelll In 111t1 111 • seeing-eye dol for tbe bllncl. Ia tltla true? - GIRL SCOUT 110. ICICia t1ttt eould eurl your milltache, but bread and wax havt nothing to do with t~ - H. Dear Helen : I would like to know If there are any (ood ex•rclses to natten the rear end ol. your· body. I am in pretty Sood shape e/lo cept I took awful In ti&ht pants. -D. Dear D: I've heard bouncins acrou tho Door on your blpa 11 .11 prtl. 1Jt pel fanny flattener, tillt l. BERRfS Finally Take Over First U / College Scores By Utdted Press lnternellooal was Sam Jones with U points. Tbe National Beaketball Aliso- Tha NBA was treated to elation standings bad ·au another unuaual llgbl Tuesdr unfamiliar look lroday with the night when Wilt Chamberlain Cincinnati Royals In first place converted 11 of 13 foul shots as ahead of the Boston Cettics. the Phlladelphla 76ert beat the By Utdled Pnlss lntemattollll . Los Alrgelea Lakers 1111-1116. Big East Oscar RohertBon tumed In Will scored 53 polots IJid pulled Massachusetts 107 Oolgate 77 another of his sensational down 31 rebounds lD 1 elrong Kings Poinl 58 Adelphi 35 performances Tuesday · night to one-man show VIllanova 94 St. Peter's 66 help Cincinnati to a 113-101 The New Y.;.k Knlckerboek· W. Va. 9ll Pittsburgh 79 victory over Bosl'1" and a ·on.,. ers treated coach Dick McRocltoster Tech 93 Hobart 82 game .lead ~ver the perennial Guire to a liS.IOO \'lclory over Buffalo 106 Toronto U. 50 champtons 111 the Eastern the Detroit Pistons to celebrate South DiviSion. \ h' toth birthd ..... Stall AI b St 98 Fl 'd A&M 89 · IS ay. ....ve • Boston, which bas won the worth scored 16 of his 26 points 1j M' ~: ~ 3 Au~t~rn:eay 1~sMe;ico U. 69 Ea~tern Division tiUe nine In the fourth quarter as New yurs and the NBA York snapped a sevoo·garne Benediet Il 8 Savanna h St. 96 slra1ght bB . hi . 11m ill ,__. k C 11 1 Ark T h 51 c rnptons p seven es a ...,mg &trea . A ka r nsas ~ld 51 · ec row, trailed most of the way. The ,St. Loula Hawks routed ]a. St. vs Drakew:t Ames post The Royals broke the game the San Francisco Warriors 142Cl ela d Sl f1l Mal open when they raced to a Ill· 107 Ia a gtune marked by a 77 WevMl ~ loB N Dl :e point advantage late lot the thirdoperlod wrestUng makh D~yto: sS Loyol~ (Calif.) 57 third. quarler. . bet~een Gene Tormoblen of St. Bald in-Wallaee 00 Ak Adnan Smtth lent Robe1lsoll Louts and McCoy McLemore tf 85 Crerg · ~ 1011 104 LaSalle ; ' a . supporting hand with 24 the W:m-lbrs. Eight players U K 73 Hanover 64 pomts and Jerry Lucas oontrl· scored m double figures for tbe T:ylo/113 Chicago Tchrs 101 im.ted 32 ~ebounds as welt as 18 Hawk~, topped by Zelmo Manchester 110 Earlbam 79 pomts. High man lor Boston Beaty a Z2 pololl. At trra /n SEOAL frt'day F"IrSt n·IVISIOn . . um•ts Take On Second DiVI.SI.on Teams West Tu. St. Ill Sui Ross 72 Wayland (Tex.) 60 Ia. Wes. 35 I! everything runs true to form, there won't be much Ouachita Bapllst 84 E. Tex. 67 of a change In the Southeastern Ohio League buketball St. Jos 64 Panhandle A&M 58 standings following Friday's contests. First division teams will battle second division IQJI8C(a as the 1966 campaign heads down the final stretch.. NBA STANDINGS Co-leaders Nelsonville and/ . .. , . By Uolled JntentatiOI!al :wellsion take on Logan and Gal·lly Rocket loss thuo tar wea to Eastero Division llipdlls. In first rount aciion, 1oo-ieader Nelsonville, 78-87. Team W L. Pet. Nelsonville was forced to a GAHS is S-8 o!l the 110680n. Cincinnati .. .... .. . 33 15 .688 , double overtime before downing / Nelson•ille is 10.1 overall. Bo~ton .. ~ · ........ 31 15 .6~4 ! 1he Chieftains, 45·43. However. The Chieftains are S.ll. Phtladelph!a ... .. ·. 32 17 .6o3 the . Hounds. should have tittle Secoad place Athees travels oNew York .. · .... . IS 32 .319 dilfrculty w1th LHS on thetr to Pomeroy where Coach Cbar· Western Divlsloo . home planks. .. les McAfee's lads hope to reLos Angeles .... .. 28 25 528 1 Gallipolis forced Welisten peat an earlier season win over . Ba111more . .. . .. 25 27 .481 down to U1e wire at Wellston the Panthers, Alhens is 8 • 3 Sar. Francisco · ·.. 22 29 .431 earlier in the season. A lasl overall, l!ld 6-2 In the league. St. ~uis ......... 22 29 .431 sec'nd tip·in by Larry Gilliland Pomeroy 111 S-7 overall, and 1·7 Detrmt . . .. .. . 15 34 .306 1ga~e the Rockets • c<1!1le-frorn- in conrerence lay. . Tuesday's Resalls: lhehind !1·59 triumph. However, Middleport goes to Jacl!Ma, Cin.c'nnati 113 Boston 10I since that thriller, the Rockets ,where the Yellow Jackets hope Phtladelphla JIO Los ~ngeles l06 have improved tremendously .. l.lo avenge an earlier '12-55 sel· New York 115 Detrotl 100 Wellston is 11-1 on the back ot the hands of the Iron1 St. Louis 142 s. Franclsct 107 and 7·1 in conference play. men. Jackson is reollog In third -:~:::::::::::ri;.;;;;iooo place 1n the teague with a r.s mark. MHS tJ J.7 In leegue S A play, and :H overall. Jackson is 6-4 on the season. fRI~IJAIRE Saturday night ecti011 Ia the should prove a bit more p,.,,. .l r........... pace ge advanced... 1966 fRQST·PROOf REfRIGERATOR! .i an.- lladt eallllOI flldiYidull letters he Will a"'wer IItten of 1'1*'11 ~ II ltlttln IOI11111DL lanil'r tall,gll 1W l!ltlrill Prlday nlPt ~ Rialland· wUt lrlvel ~ ljoutbera ilrr a ~ 1. 1 » --- W~ ~ecbl:~~..:;o~ ho d cenUy. The uae was owne by Mr · E. ~ Stewart of Kanau- . UP AND IN _ Charlea Knight, the Eutero Eagles' top scorer Tuesday night In a clooe 40·37 victory .over. th,• ~:d ~~~/tv~ =e~ Southern Tornadoes, puts the ball In the air lor the basket 20 feet away (at ~ar left). Bob Grueser, 14, m white, dtdo I lurnhaa. have a chance· at him, but one unidentified boy waa closer, and •Ull couldn t keep the ball from going up. Th11 tt the single greatest development in modern basketball, that shooting techmques make the job of the guard more dif· Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Mash ft'cuit From the left are Dale Hill and Sherm Cundiff to wbila· Steve Badgley, 25, and Richard Douglas, 11. - Sentinel Jr. and family visited recently · ' with Mr. and 'Mrs. Patrick WU· P~h~o~to~.----------------~-------------:-~-uams of Chester. ttight, Ron Williams scored 24 SAARBRUEcKEN, GermanJ Mrs. Helen Dais, who hu ~IJL""'"' Ipoints 18 power West Virginia (UPI) -The tough Dukla been HI Is better and be& re·to • 90•79 triumph over soccer team from Prague, ~~~~ clutln at lite BedPittsburgh and Wally Anderzu. Czecbosio~akia, . topped Weot nas netted 21. to lead Q-eighton Germany s. national ICjUad " Visiting Mr. l!ld Mn. Horner to a 1(14.90 vJcto~ over LaSalle. Tuesday mghl .. 1 Goodwllt and Leta recently were ., Mr. and Mrs. George (Jack) Three games are on tap for St!Utbern Valier Athletic The West Virginia last break, warner and family. Conference teams thi• weekend, but only one tilt will piloted by Wlllibms, broke open MmmmmMr. and Mrs. Branch Miller a league affair. scrumptlous and lamlly of Belpre were here North Gallia travell to Hanna~ Trace Friday night for • close game and enabled the Idea! Eat out tonight. the past weeke'nd to villi with the tone loop encounter. Both will be ftghting to keep Mountainers to pull away In Find RESTAURANT$ her father Elijah Michael of the basement. the lasl seven minutes. The Mrs. Ha~el Arnold and farnl- The Wildcats are .1-5 In . Mountaineers were holding 8 fast In the l,y vlsiled recently with Mr. and teague play. North Galha LS 1-4. to Wilton and North Gallla narrow 63-55 advantage when YELLOW PAGES. Mn. Charley Arnold and faml· In an earlier meeting between at Symmes Valley. Where your lingers ty. Mr. Arnold, who these two. clubs at North. Gat- Eastern, 1966 SVAC cha~~~\::: their fast breaJ< began to click, do the walking. surgery recently, hao ha, the P~rates scored thetr on- (al least a share, the and they moved to an 8H5 borne and is tmpoviog. ty conference WID, 44-41. must conquer Kyger Creek lead. Visiting wilh Mr. and Mn. Ov II N th G0 11'1 18 . 3·8 4 Ia claim the!f second slrall~ht Both teams connected on 110 a Ia ."~undisputed title) Ia Idle John Dean and !drolly were Mr era ' Hor Tra . . sooson. annan ce ~. k nd · K a- k field goals, but tbe "'lountaland Mrs. Kenneth Markirts of . wee • . as IS yger oe · neers outscored the Panthers Racine In non • league actt•n Satur. Ill non • teague games 30-1i at the charity stripe. Leroy Wyatt who hao been lll night, RuUand pta.ys al 1 night, Eastern played at Larry Szykowny netted 29 and bospllalized has returned Southwester& JOurneysrand Soulbwestera at points lor Pittsburgh. to hla home and Is aonJew:batl better at this time. CrelghtoB rolled away from Mr. and Mrs. Ray 46-45 halftime advantage by ootscoring the Explorers 27-12 01 Newark visited recently her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Ana~eles alter tntermissioo. Anderzunas tea Arnold. t8 of hla points ill the second bait to offset the scoring BUCS SIGN AI oearly seven feet laD, I bas let four Daylotl of LaSalle's Hubie Marshall, PITISBURGH (UP!) Dayton's Henry Ftnkel stiD bas i records and lasl season •w:b~o~f~in~ish~e~d~WI:·th~25=·~.,.-l,~;;;~~~~~;:~ fielders Manny Mota and figured out a way to go aged 25.3 points a game while li Alou signed their 1966 on defense-be mere- hitting at a 65 percent clip. Tuesday with the ly s~ores a bucketfull of points. Finkel proved offensive .,..,. Pirates. Both playero are Not noted for blgb-cahhre denllals Tuesda Jtl bt by : yearo old aod both defensive play, the :1411-pound lllo 28 / dg 1 di residents of the Domlnlcan doesn't throw bls weight : F~ :;:un s ~7 e~ 1 ng RepubUe. around under the hoards, wblch e Loyyersla • • Lo Avtc °ry ted d D over o o1 s nge1es. promp secoR ·year ayton The Flyers who are uow 14-3 ClC!ach Don Donoher to remark: . ' . ' "Finkel's defense must lck lace thetr sltffest test of tbe .. P season Saturday by laking on upBut Finkel makes op for ltls the fifth-ranked Sl Joseph's r defensive lapsoo with bls Hawka. I . ' 111tstandmg shottlng ability. He bt other games Toesday [ .!':i One Conference Game .. In SVAC • 'Cats Host p·Irates I FinkeI paces Dayt 00 w·ill Over Loyola of Los 1 C:LOSE-OUT GAS HEATER TIME AND LABOR SAVING .,._,.,., .......... to 20,000 to 60,000 BTU VENTED HEATERS fw your..If on pay clap. Dan, hnllato to caD. 111ere 1e na abllgatfaa. One tlwlfly budglt laan wil cut your paymetiiL Call far ... ....... ala111 .uch b1na Ia '66. _, __ s INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL . 111. Prompt deHvery, apec:iallzed robes will Insure you of quality eoncrete allow, low prices. Can today!. - p jl • . .'' MIDDLEI'O~T, ~ . \' l. · ·- .. _. RUDY .... "· • ' •x•.,..I'CO.OIIT GOEGLHN r 95 UP When your job eaiis for eoncrete, call on .' Qay Do King. equare•GICIIIICibafw 1haaw ltcut. bllle ancl dells and heM eveiything Ia ane convenient loan. Have ... to pay Ollt ancl MD ... ....... ' NailooaJ Ccrurll Cbam)Uoalblp to Mllwauket, llrlnBbC to .. end lbe »Jeel reign of tbe lll'flll' Fanll Club • boltrl ollllt ttitn'IIIIDeDL The USLTA laid the Ton Club or Milwaukee WOII the bid by guaraliteelng tbu twice the &realest IDolmt I<!Ceived from the evlllll. 1t61 SOl1TIIERH r7 Cundiff »12, Wattbrowa :1-17, D. mn t-1~, Circle ,..,.,,,,--.Pop, yoa only yell at Grneser W-4, PrOffitt ollter piayen fer lalnelloa Malben ~. Tota!J 15-7-37. tbe rulet~ a.. • · - NEW YORX (UP!) -lftlt UDited Stalel .Lawa ·1'8111111 AlloclaiiOD ]181 nw I d 1111 BY, QUARTEIII Eut.m ........ · .. IJ 2Z II 411 Soutbera . . . . . . .. . . . 10 21 f1 &\ITERH • llouglea S:1~, Knight 14-20, Pooler ut, Badgley ~. cblogere.H,Newlmtd1-M, tJa ~. Tolala 13-14-40. :;s~=~ ~~~ D~~ SQUARED AWAY? .Exp 11'11 ............. .... Sail_., . •• ° lI ,....,...... . -lhfr. a The Carleton Sunday School had an attendance of 66 en Jan. lee 1 11 ed ~n:;:~ s:;;"th Rev~ ~;de Th lllnton, minister. ere were tbr L'- tak In! ee new mem.,.... en I .~ "''lltMW.If••t•ff,.;.Wt; ..,..,.• , . . IIIPl-PGIIJittld ~ 1C811.. ., bid w11 be l'M"lwcculecl lattr IIIIa - Society News WANT' TO GET I . r • J!Clll'ltODD. 'l'bt Southwean • Vtltir r bukelbell pml.,wHt,._ ALL STAR8 .., i111114. .. Kingsbury I ' Pvluelo'IIJ44Iwpl!ft, 0., - Ohio B. 8, Balbtbell Seem By Utdted Presa Jaleraatlonol New Kenlolt 115 Hillsboro r1 Weirton, W. Va. 72 Steubenville Cettral 48 Bridgeport 101 Bellaire l Dillonvale 62 Adeaa 114 Barnesville liZ .Union Loeal 57 Jl'lusbtng '1i Madison 114 Carroll84 Amanda • Clearereek 74 C.lumbus Academy !16 · Columbwt R0881'J H LteklnB Heights M East Knoi sa Sherldalt 89 Ronvtlle 5I ··-·" Q - Aft tben IDJ .a,.r..l• ftctl to a spinal lap? My IJ*Iat fluid wu norm•l but evar 1tnce I bave been pepl"' lllld lleep a lot. A - Followlnf • i!plnll tap IOntl Pfl'IDI havt a beldletlt for a lew houri, Tbt doetGr uaually preventa lhll by r.plao. log lha volUIIle of the fluid loll .nd by elevating lhe fool o1 your bed. There are no other after • elftcta ao your dootor abo,uld Ntk IIOQie olbtr CIUII lor yotlr aymiJ!om!, ' Please MIICI . queltiOIII and aommentl to Wayne G. 8rando lladt, Ia. D~ In oiN of- thta newapeper. Wltlle Dr, Br• · playa at Atbeas, goes to Wellston, Pornis at Logaa and Nelsonvtlle travels to Middleport ) I',,. a WaDbron It lilt double lo guru. Eeatera bll oa 13 ol 41 ._ templl !rem lhcl field l1ld Solu~ eomteeltd 011 IJ of 48 IJV1III both leaiDI a 31 per cent average. The Eaglet taJ. lied If of 26 at lbe foul llae wblle Southena ,... Qlal<IBfl sevea of 12. Eastern made a clllan sweep of II by wirmlog 3'1·U Ia the.._ serve contesl llllke Martfll lollped the winners with 11 while Ray JohnJon led Soutbera with lllne. The Eagt., will host Rut- w · 1 THER VBryil18 fo11111 - meloly 10 11181\Y poundll of plutte "atrtnga" wllt provide 10 IIIIDJ pounds of dog, Can you ima•· tne how meny strips It 11011ld take to make • pound? Tbere'1 you enswer. Taln't Intel - H. Thla column II dedicated to family livinJ, so tf you'rt bav. illi kid trouble or just pllla trouble, let Helen help YOU. She wiD also welcome your own allltlllng experiei!Cel. Adduo Htln Bottel II ..,. " thl• new•nJner. Ro~n ls Dllb' Tight 40-37 Hoop Match ID eulllde jumpera and al!e - ,llll!ll abo!; pel tiM. Willi a to ltutn'a Carlt!l !Johlwpr. nectblg at the free throw Uno, mlmrte left flllhcl q)1811er, Dale B:astera lbest raa out tbe tlock. tallied aU eight of tile Tornado IIIII drepped II) a charity toss Eeatera htld led 13-IG at the oes' fourth period points. He for \be hoeta and !be aoore was .close of the first quarter, but ended with i7 points oa seveR .deadlocked. , A last bulket by Southern bellied back to lie field goats and tbret I r u aub D8Jmta 1NeWIUd with leu lite 8CI1I'f 22-2Z at baUilme. 'l1le !brews. titan a JD1irut. rema!Rio11 Ia Eaglet led SZ.J8 wbell the llt1rd Southern's last lead waa wtlh tbe quarter gave Eastera tbe period tlldetl abwt four lllillutes left Ill die lud for good. • tblnl quarter when Ju n I o r SouOJent traDed by -'1' two Kntsbl, with 20 IJ'I(all 011 eight Sherm Cundiff blt oa ajump polnlo, 37-39, after RIChard field 80!Iis IIIII four free shot and the• followed with a Dougla1 rtallk a free throw for throws, lod all II<Ofei'L He talfree throw to put the Tornado ~ Eagles on a one-oJHile at- Ued 16 of blJ points durllll the oes out In front 27-26. tempt. The tleCOOJI shot rolled llral two perloda. Joha Pooler Charle1 Kltlgbl, ·EaslerJt'a off tbe .!iJn and was grabbed lellowed lor lha Eagles with leaditig scorer, quickly. pUt the by Southern, but the Toraacf. nine. Cundiff, with 12, was the Eagles back oa top 211-Z'I 011 a oes lui j!Ossessioa of tbe baU onl,y Soutbera player besldea B:aalerJt'a B:aglel beld onto • IIIDr lead tbrougboul the fourth quarter to edge an Improved Southern dub 46-37 Tuesday night at RaclJte lit a Ml!t()ltlo Valley Conlere""" cag~ game. Coach Gary Parsons Eagles, winner by a TI-M IJl8l1)R over Southern Ia the first meelln8 of the two teams this season, tiefd oii more thaa a.z!J: poillt edge over the Tornadoes at aoy time last evelllng. The victory upped Easlel'll'a MOVC rOcord to :1-2 aad made them 11-4 overall so tar this year. Soutbern is •ow 1-4 in conference competitioo aed J 10 overall. Amos Waltbrown, I 5-9 senlor guard who was playing bls llrst game since before t h e Christmas vacaUoa break, was the boy wbo paced Soutbera's effort agailtst the Eagles. Waltbrowa, bltling mainly· ea stvns Pt. 94 Ptttvilte ~ Belleville JC Bl Freeburg JC 44 Stout St. 75 St. Mary's 67 Ind. Tech 121 St. Frpncis 89 Minn .100 Buena Vista 68 Luther 99 Grinnell 84 Eau Claire ;:::~~land 62 Dear Mll- W: Dear Mother: Sorry · DoN enyone! I've I have heird lhta often, Ia lost I • Eagles Pass Tornadoes By )aek O'Briao DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP MEIGS-MASON AREA "· "·· II .Voice of Broadway 'aw .B9af to China . THE DAILY SENTINR ~ J WYNJM Several Models To Choa11 From Some With Radiants, Fans, Safety Valves and Thermostall COME INI MAKE US AN OFFER H&R FIRESTONE••• . DE,ALQ N. 2nd Ave. STOll MJdtl1part,· �...... ...... . I . ' , ' ' ,1 -fJi . ~0:1 . SMALL CHANGE ADDS U TO BIG DOLLAR SAVINGS FAST AT FOODLAN,D! ' ' c t ·~:: ~ - . ,, I I ' . ' . - ~ ' · 2 CONVENIENl..,. · . . .· . . LOCAliONS . ' .. . TO SERVE YOU __________.,... .;' ' ", I : W! RESER\11 1HI ·2.. ' :.........11111111111111 RIGHT TO LIMIT . QUANTJT'f · ' . ' ._, Kanauga, 0. · ! ! Middleport, 0. · · • '; • i REG. PRICE 98c · ......... c i• I 'I. ' ' •I •t oNLv t t ,t ' •t i I l I I t REG. 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BAG ! l •t COLONIAL JUICY ·. COMPLETE DISCOUNT SHOir DEPARTMENT· I. FOR AtL THE ._fAMILY ' . : LARGE SIZE c ' .: . ·1.'. N·\ ~ ' . y·· :,. ~s ) .; .. ,-_ '. !~-- . . ' ,, . :-• . . / . '-~ ll ' .. · .... ,. .... ~··· "" .. , . ~ AND I ' .. TABLETS t CANS .~ t WRITING \ 460L FLORIDA ; !t OFF-:-~ SUGAR ADDED . I ·o· DEL MONTE STALKS I •t .., . c I, t t H&ARTS .OF CHOCOLATES PEAS 'l ~ · t t BATTERY VALENTINE 1 I 1-LB. LOAF • .. ' ii ,, I •t I ' ' ' ' ' ·, I •, , ' ' ' ' ' ' . .. \ l . 'r .. - ~~~ - .. ~ ' .. . -· ' ' I " �...... ...... . I . ' , ' ' ,1 -fJi . ~0:1 . SMALL CHANGE ADDS U TO BIG DOLLAR SAVINGS FAST AT FOODLAN,D! ' ' c t ·~:: ~ - . ,, I I ' . ' . - ~ ' · 2 CONVENIENl..,. · . . .· . . LOCAliONS . ' .. . TO SERVE YOU __________.,... .;' ' ", I : W! RESER\11 1HI ·2.. ' :.........11111111111111 RIGHT TO LIMIT . QUANTJT'f · ' . ' ._, Kanauga, 0. · ! ! Middleport, 0. · · • '; • i REG. PRICE 98c · ......... c i• I 'I. ' ' •I •t oNLv t t ,t ' •t i I l I I t REG. EXTRA f SPECIAL I c 63c ~ ... - ' I .I LB. ' ~~~ MOUTH-WASH I CALLA STYLE ' LISTER.INE - I . JOIN THE CROWD ~ : ·. AND SAVE MONE't r: SAV-E 4lc I .............. ... --------. ~ • •I t LARGE •I 20 OZ. PKG• . I t THUR., FRI. • SAT. ONLY ROWN & ,11 :: 'il c I, ' I I \ I' ' I I I .;jj I I " BREAK ARGO >1 , 1: ~· Cl ' FRESH ·and CRISP LARGE JUMPER CABLES I ORANGE JUICE . - .... ._ . ·ORANGES FRESH & ,.... ENVELOPES l REG. 25c ' C• ':I t t SUGAR S ~ . t I . LB. 1 BAG c ' ' • . .' • •r ' ' " ~ Remember! If You Want Stamps, Go To The Post Office; But If You Want low Fcod Prices, COME TO FOODLAND! ·· CRiSCO SHORTENING 31b. __ can ~ FLUFFO 3 lb.""(' . SHORTENiri G ... -· can '~ c DOWNEY QUART - STA FLO STARCH, 'h gal. _ •'\ -..: - ~ ' . .- . :-:];J LB. .39 .AG c 69 39c . t f . ' - . ~"'"'' -· ·. ( • PURINA- .D0G:: CH0W EVERYDAY lOW PRICES t II 1 ·. BONUS BUY 'I . : FAMlLY . . SIZ~ . t g9c 7"c 'I PEP:SODENT • TOoTHPASTE • MODESS 2 PKGS. SANITARY NAPKINS, Reg. 12's • .. LB. BAG ! l •t COLONIAL JUICY ·. COMPLETE DISCOUNT SHOir DEPARTMENT· I. FOR AtL THE ._fAMILY ' . : LARGE SIZE c ' .: . ·1.'. N·\ ~ ' . y·· :,. ~s ) .; .. ,-_ '. !~-- . . ' ,, . :-• . . / . '-~ ll ' .. · .... ,. .... ~··· "" .. , . ~ AND I ' .. TABLETS t CANS .~ t WRITING \ 460L FLORIDA ; !t OFF-:-~ SUGAR ADDED . I ·o· DEL MONTE STALKS I •t .., . c I, t t H&ARTS .OF CHOCOLATES PEAS 'l ~ · t t BATTERY VALENTINE 1 I 1-LB. LOAF • .. ' ii ,, I •t I ' ' ' ' ' ·, I •, , ' ' ' ' ' ' . .. \ l . 'r .. - ~~~ - .. ~ ' .. . -· ' ' I " �• .•, ·' i \ • ' ' I . Search Negative for Human Body in Kanaw.~.~.-.~~; 10i the unidenU.Qed body spot- According to Chief JoMfl of ted floating in the <Kanawha lhe CGS, the cutter Oleander river above the Coast Guard searched the surface water and Station Tuesday was secured 1the banks all day Tuesdoy but Tuesday evening with negat1ve 1failed to find the body pel'SO• PT. PLEASANT - The Ma- spective Health Departments olfsubji!Cis: !II review of the SIIJ'faU. re- The body was not identified . FllAMING SHEATHING PANELING \CEILING TILE INSULATION Two Students Are Chosen for All-State Band Hom'rlvant Invltee .Yau a Try The Bett from Swift. RED R~F PAINT g•t 3.60 Specl•l• on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumlllng HOGG & ZUSPAN. :. MATERIALS CO. ·-. 1 1 1 FULL lun HALF 110 . . . . - MMOVII 63\ WILL FIND MORTON'S FROZEI IWin"l PHMIUM - U, I. 8ov't. lntpectecl AMER~I .or IOIELESS LOADS OF CHUCK ROAST Ch:; GRABBlES I CENTU IIJCII It Ill. AIIG lit 110 - - · - QIIIOVIO I . WHOU FULL IHANK HALF !'. MAS9H,1 w_. VA. 773-5554 · DISCOUNT STORE I i . 1101' Thole Wh• !niov Delicious WHERE YOU l ° lew as $95 M. ' . ' ~ II 3.25 sheet low 11 tOe ft. ' low 11 4.25 sheet low u 12c ft. lOw u 414c ft. Also All Rolated·Materlllaond free Q.ll¥1ry MASON 1 . . Pt:VW00D Cabell, Kanawha. Jackson, Ma- quiremenls lor common as mal~ or female and Chief $30.119 Do• - ...._ ., son, Roone and Wayne countws carriers transporting ~~:~I Jones said they bad 110 reporll Co..-ltnl y..,. will attend. 1be all - day meet- water and (21 hazards ui• of any missing per80III with the ing from 9:30 a. m. until 3:301 with !be use of anti-freeae exception t1 George Richards 1 p.m. will deal with a variety Ilona In wet apriJikler !Ire sort. who fell in to ll!e river at St. Representative! from !be re- of subjects and speakers. 1 tectton systems. Albans 1bursday from the tow· FURNITURE CO. James Rosencrance, represen- 1be day wiD close with a boat Lucy Jane. Offlcia!s said MASON, W. VA. tative of lbe West Virginia Ishlrl business meeting of the it was hard fu believe the bod vi Health Department, division of West Virginia Assoclatioa was that of Ricl!aeds unless il Sanitary Engineering, will Registered Sanitarlolls. came down the rivtor~ ~c~au~gb~t~;~ijiiiijiijjiiiijiijiiiiijijii present criteria necessary for i swimming pool clinics, w hi c h ... plann.d for '"'imming pool operators of strategic pomts in the sta\e this spring. ! BenJal'lin R. Hangul of the "ThP finest year In our 45 1 West Virginia Department of · year hisk!ry and the future , Labo.. , will acquaint those pres· looks even be!ler." ent wilb the provision of the Tris was the rt>port of Harry behdding a ~d ut.nholst erythilaw and 1 1 E. Fuller. president of the Capi- 1w. at app Ieaton s aw PT. PLEASANT tal Fmance 01rporation, te stock : m.<lY be applied m conJunct.IOn Monroe and Garnet holders of the 13-stale finance 1 With ~ealth Department dulles. :Point Pleasant lligb School firm wilh headquarters in Co- \~Jillam Goad. ~ Socl~l Se- dent5. have been chosen OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO iumbus. 'cunty Representauve, wtll re- the AII·State Bond following v1ew medtcare. and how ll w1ll ldi!ions held in Charleston reHe ~aid the fiscal year. wh1ch affect the samtanan In h1s ser· centl BIG 100 COUNT ROLL 6" x 8" enckd September 30. 1965. was \'irrs ?ffered to the public_ I. daughter of Mr. and Monroe of 8 . period when new records of . ~~m DeBarr from the West Mrs. tmo SANDWICH achievement were f:'Siablisht'd V1rgm1a State Health Depmt- 1J ff Bryl d . · BAGS · r· 1 ~5 . d. · · rS . e erson v ., ts a semor by Capital. Durmg 1sca 1 ~·· . men1. . IVISIOn o amtary En· !he high school and plllys the offi.""'S f · th h d - opera led !nlTCasrd from gmeermg, _Will deaJ With . tWO nuemean. 100 clear plastic sandwich JOJ to 317. Another state . wos -Garnet is the daughter of Mr. bags. In a handy roll pack· adoed to Cap1tars flag wllh the : and Mrs . Bud Lee Meaigc, Galage. Just grab and tear open:ng of oH1ce~ m Texas. I . . Capital nnw operates in 18 states I hpolls Ferry. She Is a . , off. 6" x 8" size. roll · bl es mcrease · d froa 1 1 at PPHS and plays tchelarmet. ReccJVB 1 $184 970 000 to $215.909,000. Vo- j l In Members of the AD : WHY PAY MORE? . r' loa de . nd COD· Band will perform durtng the . ume <J ns 01 ~ a West Vir · ia Education tracts purchased mcreased from 1 gm · · ·1 $203 982 000 to 1231.848.000. ference to be held tn Wheeling. ' . I W. Va. in the latter art Of C'•pital Wa5 founded in .1920 PT. PLEASANT _ A. G March. a~d l:<J:; grown from !l Sl ~glr ''A I" Biggs, owner and opera· , oflce to one of the lar gest con· lor of the Biggs Deartment Cpl. VanMeter 1D FAMILY 51!1 t"sum'"r fmance ftrms Ill the na- Store Main Street has filed for Th.lCk 0 f!~r~:til~!roor:oi wn . Iaseat on t~e County ~ourt for MASON _ Dave Ohlinger ' .487 E··· Fourth . the el cctwn. Mr. B. \1av· pnmary . . · Jack'1e L. "vonMeter, son sl. Middleport. IS manag~r of I .Jggs.. a . democrat, Js very I nd M Ok V nM te . If . a rs. ey a e r, the Pomeroy office Ecooomy . ac t lve m ctvJc a airS, serv1ng ~ . . the H Ph B . · , th c· PI · c . servmg m ue u a• SaV!ngs and Loan, 300 W. Sec., on e tty anmng ommiSto . 0 I VI tn 'th the 2nd , liz fo 1 Y•rei Lengths 39 Inch Fine Quality Regular 25c Values 1 ond-st. sion, president of the Pleasant : ~c r. e am ~ .I PIECE GOODS Unbleached Cotton 71nch SiJe Vallev Hospital Board of Trus- Battalion, 1st Mannes, an In I tees. board of direclor. of lbe ' lantry regtment of the . 3rd Pleasant Valley HMpital local Chamber of Commeree. 'M_arme Dlv~s!On .. He urn~ed In Admitted - Mrs. Margaret He is a member of the Trinity ~tetnam w1lh h1s batteh~n ~n · Big variety of fabrics Fine sofex unbleached cot· 7 inch size metal zippers. blends, . plains, oottons, Gray, Pt. Pleasant: (t~<"ar Mrthodist Church, married and September. The 2nd Rattahon IS , tou mlllilin. Sujlall!e for In assorted colors. Special fancies. % to 1 yard uaeHolley, Buffalo: Mrs. Carl •.he ialbo>r of three children. a part of the Seventh F'eet's 100rea of 18wing uaea. wbile tlley last. able lengths. Askew. Gallipolis; Mrs. Rosie , Previously flUng for a seatiSpecull Landing Force. Regular 29e Value ·· · Alsorl8d Colon Values to 79c A Yard Dotson, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. !.Iii- ion lbe three member county Slnee arrlvint In_ VIetnam, lard Wilcoxen, Pt. Pleasant: I court was republican Rush Kro- lthe unit bas participated in Mrs. Archil Patterson, Pt. del. Both ore seeking the seat several mo,l or Pleasant. 'of Commissioner Andy Wilson, agaJnst the Vtet ea Dlscborg.. - Harold Me- l president of the county court Imctude Operations "His:~:~ each Daniel, Columbus; Roy Allen. Iwhose term expires this year: "Blue Marlin," Pt. Pleasant; Mn. W. C. Wil· 10lher commissionen are Ever- Thrust," and ''Harvest li•ms, Leon; Mrs. James Prui-' ett Bissell and Clarence Adkins. Dagger Thrust Involved LADIES dy, Mason; Mn. James 0. Armajor operations. lhur and son, Pt Pleasant; WI!DANCE AT WAHAMA CLEARANCE! OBTAIN UCENSE oon Tyler, Pt. Plessant; Jerrv MASON - The Wahama High Lediae Fall & Holiday Williamson, Buffalo; Jacob school FHA w!U sponsor a PT. PLEASANT - Willllam V•lut~ To $3.81 Worley, Pt. Pleasaot; Mrs. Dan. j school dance party Ibis com- Henry Wallace, III, 22, Pt. Fall and winter stylee. my Johnson, Pt. Pleasant: Char- I ing Friday night following the Pleasont, and Ruth Ann Choice of protty fabrics, io all sizes, now lea Stone, Leon; Mrs. Earl Set- Wahama • Ripley basketball geon, 20, Henderson, have Loti-Reg. Values to $4.81 you can save up to MI. bY, Apple Grove; Willie See. game from 9::W p.m. to 12 mid- application for a marriage NOW ONLY Hogsett. night. at the Wahama higb conse in hte elfice of I be gym. The Jays wlll emcee. County Clerk. Savings, Loan Firm Reports B. t year lgges I . LOW PRICE$. 1 \'nOOitiNO, No. ~ plne _low • 12li:c .ft: 3 ROOM$ New ONLY '299 oon County Health Department will host a six • county in-service training meeting. January 27. at the PleiiSBIII Point Re- y• '. . a Six-County In-Service Training Meeting Planned at Point Resort on January 27th •• ·.rlZ • "'it of 1bp MV MouJitala State IPOtted botb • Ill radar 117 llumaa eye ear!J DUII'Iilllg. <Jdel Jtllel llllld llle lure olllle river was S5 I Do,You Need For Reinodehng1· Tuesday llld If lbe body was underneath .. . boat or J•~P· ·.' ~'l:l! ·~w!EI~i)!.~tet! SUDk by cqrrenl or wash from Also, there .wis the 111811er.·.of ilf lew . the llounlaln State, then it pos- lla going through 'lbe WllflOid .wannlng · "'!"ld not tlae again until lock, !hould 11 -Ito Richardzl' lilt' bc>di llatet temperature wasbod ~;Y;·; · ;;;;;;;;;:;.iiiiiiiiiiii&iiii&.;U;er;;:.;~.;;;;;~;;;;~ reacbe'd. 1bus dragging ~ow would be · te no avail because In water of tho! degree, the body would not go to ihe bottom of the river but rather r&main between the boltem and '!II PT. PLEASANT -1be search results. ·:t.t ... I, ALL MEAT Skinless •.•. ,... PIMENTO . POT PIES c 5 age BIIF -CHICKIN - TUitKIY 8-oz. pkp. Jrl 't'n WIENERS c •• I CRISPY - ·1i I ' $TOKELY'S I cyd c I c :::=====~===;::::;--'CIEARANCEI SKIRTS DRESSES Jim Marshall Is Leaving THE BEST DEALS ANYWHERE Rio Grande 1be Rio GMinde College R<d- . men, seeking their third win of the sea8(1n against West Virgin- I ia State, face the Yellow .Jackela at 8 p.m. lonlht In Gallia j Academy iligb School gym min- I us Jim Marshall, 6-2 sophomore 1 forwa rd frMl Columbus South. i Coach Art Lanham announc- , ed Tuesday afternoon that Marshall had withdrawn from Rio Grande Collrge because of personal reosons. Mttrshall 's leaving, Coach Lanham pointed out is a ,, tremendous loss not only ;tc; 1:1 !no;- ' kebtall player but also as a person on the campus. He was well !bought of by strdents and fans alike. "! hal< to lose him es • basketball pluyer but I also hate to think be woa't be able to complete bis rducation. ''Jim didn't leave because of grades - he had more per8011· al reasons. If he ever comes back to Rio Grande College, he will be admitted as a student hi good sta nding. He conditioned himself to the higbO!t esteem of all," Coach Laaham roncluded. Jim Marshall last yoor as a ' freshman led !be scorins for · the Redmen with 54(! points in · 2.• games, au average of 216 · points per gatllf. He made 2.ll ' of .100 attempted field goals ' lnd 80 of 121 from the foul line. His 263 .rebounds were second to Paul Dillon'• 843. He aamed Ill the NAJA district 2% team Ills! year. r 1 1 ·' I ,., ·· """I ltyles. Juniors, misses and womens sizes. Shop the Bonanza fOl' beat 6 cylinder 4 Dr. American. Standard Trans. R&H. One owner. Another one like new. 1962 RAMBlER AMERICAN 6 cyL Convt. Gold with white top. One local owner. Nice and clean. 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN 8 cylinder Convt. lt&H. Standard Trano. Red and White. Nice car. Set it! 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 6 cylinder. 4 Dr. Classic. Auto. Trans. One local owner. Runs fine. 1960 RAMBlER AMBASSADOR 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Full power. Clean and nlet. Another one local owner Rambler. See The11 and Many More At METROPOLITAN MOTORS "YOUR RAMBLER DEALtR" eoo-406 I. Mlln St. Water repellant outer sbell Handy zip out wann pOe linings. Most sizes avaUable at thlJ low, low price. . NOW Choice of red or blue, ~ piece sell oon&~s!ing of Tram Case, Week-End and Pullman cases Llghtwef&ht $4·?.~ BIG JANUARY 3ARGAIN BUYS HOSE ...... pr. Slight Size a to 12. Pretty woven pattern&. Save now. printed , & Irregulars higher priced of nylon $, .•.•. ·-" ~ · Feminine 1..,.. Napkins .:. Val- To $8.95 from "' . a111beet of the sea18D8 lb'leJ. !!!!' ~uallcy ......,I>UI modo $ ' ' neaten for mea 6 ' 111<99 St%1 run wide bed size. Extra hems, fineAt 'quality white cotton muslin. '1 9 · C lb101 ltll .. e OO I • J g~~t: 1"1 Of Pattern• · PhoM WY s.317o '\ BOT DOG BOIS .··doz~ $1.84 · . ' .. · .. ,_. ,-:,. .. ,.. <; ... ' Pkg. ·.- ~.~ of 12 . "'" ' '· ' ' "Vf' ·'"· •.•• • •. .I STOKELY'S TOMATO CATSUP 20-oz. btls. Mil. FILIIIT'I Ill. .. p~~, Ptll iiUIIY'I PAICAIE FLOUR f ... Jilt• DELSEY w1th 11aw lullilllar TOILET TISSUE ,t. WHITE 01 ASST. PACKAGI OF 2 lOLLI PRESERVES c 11.... Jln ·Jt :·: - $ s fiMI,..fNAPPIJ- 0181T - · · - ... ··.. • '. ,, ' ,~,· Chicken-Beef :.1m, !:! 59c Meatless !:! 39c. MA BROWN POTATO ROLLS • i . •• c KATIE IVANI . " hr s WAFFLE SYRUP BAMBURG I" 01 . tl . 121 ITAU:Y'I KATIIIYANI s1 LA CHOY CHOW MEIN c Margarine .. . $1,64 Sprln& Maid fin; lty sheets that through · bundredl of washings. . · ., 11• OFF KOTIX • , PKGS. MILl I 0-LB. lAG $4 00 51-0%. C Chocolate PINEAPPLE JUICE •• I'IA!N 01 lllN!StNI "SPRING •MAID" BRAND SAMPLES llt_Auortmont trast slip on · slyieo. Big clearance values ~I tha Bonanza. 59' AND IIATII IVANJ MARTHA WHITI FINE WH111 MUSLIN 27" X 27" HIGH QUALITY FANCY UPHOLSTERY 2'1"1<27" square piecee of upholatery labrtc..lineSuitable lor Pill· ... Topo, ete. quillty PORK BEANS IIDIIM YOUR NIWirAPfl COUPON DOll · ValuM To $5.98 -JANUARYSHEET SALE· Heavy easy going Ironing board pad with tef· Ion coated seortch proof woven cotton cover. Compare at 69c MIXES SWEATERS 12. PAD SETS BARS CLEARANCE! MEN'S ChOO&t! IRONING BOARD COVER AND s '211 Chooae from ,..111 tall and holidq sl}leo ID Illes a to 2 PIECE TEFLON COATED l · be&l sbades in si!ea tr- 79c Quotlty I Valuae 'l'o$1.99 aweaten, con- 39' -$ ..... ..... ..... CHOC. CAKE Long SIM¥1 Styl• Campu11 VAN t:.UIP'S D BROCCOLI SPEARS BRUSSELS SPROUTS CAULIFLOWER CUT CORN GREEN PEAS Hfi5HIY'J • bose, aood choice o1 81> to 11. Hurt)' lor these. j Now u tha limo io oavo • aport shirts, bil choice of eolors, atyleo and patterns, aizes small. medilllb, larp and extra large, Ltita lleov& atyles. REGULAR $2.99 VALUES SHEER QUALITY NYLON EVERFRESH EVERFRESH ) EVERFRESH EVERFRESH EVERFRESH I SHIRTS CLEARANCEII CHILDRENS COTTON FAll DRESSES 1oc I OEARANCEI MENS SPORT $1188 I-LB. lAG 1o· cans $10·00 NOWI . PKG. Car. SECOND & MILL-MIDDLEPORT Open 9 to 6 MON. THRU THURS. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 8:30 to 8:30 WOOD Regular Valuae fct $19.95 ~$ft.; WGGAGE Lot 2-Reg. Values to $5.97 Classic 6 cylinder. Automatic Trans. Radio and Heater. One local owner. Like new. 1964 RAMBlER STAnON WAGON COATS 3 PI- !1\olchirig Seh bU]'S, •" 1-0:Z:. · WILD BIRD SEED -BIRD. ·$ •••• •.ALL WEATHER each Two big clearance groups of dre!lses in late winter and holiday SEE THESE ..• 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN PILE LINED I-Ll. lAG AUDUION PARK SAUCE ZIP·OliT $,.•• are It METROPOLITAN MOTORS MEN'S Remnants MUSLIN I'KCL AIT POTATOES APPLE Reg. 25c Crest Tooth Paste - - - - 64c STORI! HOURS • t ' ' ' ZIPPERS • SWUT sPANISH - ol t;IUNCH I • CARROTS · THURSDAY--FRIDAY-SATURDAY Reg. $2.00 Toni Permanent - . ! 'j l • I AJ BI"ggs has B"d • £ or county court . ', CHEESE IOLLID AND TIID { .I s -- $ r• �• .•, ·' i \ • ' ' I . Search Negative for Human Body in Kanaw.~.~.-.~~; 10i the unidenU.Qed body spot- According to Chief JoMfl of ted floating in the <Kanawha lhe CGS, the cutter Oleander river above the Coast Guard searched the surface water and Station Tuesday was secured 1the banks all day Tuesdoy but Tuesday evening with negat1ve 1failed to find the body pel'SO• PT. PLEASANT - The Ma- spective Health Departments olfsubji!Cis: !II review of the SIIJ'faU. re- The body was not identified . FllAMING SHEATHING PANELING \CEILING TILE INSULATION Two Students Are Chosen for All-State Band Hom'rlvant Invltee .Yau a Try The Bett from Swift. RED R~F PAINT g•t 3.60 Specl•l• on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumlllng HOGG & ZUSPAN. :. MATERIALS CO. ·-. 1 1 1 FULL lun HALF 110 . . . . - MMOVII 63\ WILL FIND MORTON'S FROZEI IWin"l PHMIUM - U, I. 8ov't. lntpectecl AMER~I .or IOIELESS LOADS OF CHUCK ROAST Ch:; GRABBlES I CENTU IIJCII It Ill. AIIG lit 110 - - · - QIIIOVIO I . WHOU FULL IHANK HALF !'. MAS9H,1 w_. VA. 773-5554 · DISCOUNT STORE I i . 1101' Thole Wh• !niov Delicious WHERE YOU l ° lew as $95 M. ' . ' ~ II 3.25 sheet low 11 tOe ft. ' low 11 4.25 sheet low u 12c ft. lOw u 414c ft. Also All Rolated·Materlllaond free Q.ll¥1ry MASON 1 . . Pt:VW00D Cabell, Kanawha. Jackson, Ma- quiremenls lor common as mal~ or female and Chief $30.119 Do• - ...._ ., son, Roone and Wayne countws carriers transporting ~~:~I Jones said they bad 110 reporll Co..-ltnl y..,. will attend. 1be all - day meet- water and (21 hazards ui• of any missing per80III with the ing from 9:30 a. m. until 3:301 with !be use of anti-freeae exception t1 George Richards 1 p.m. will deal with a variety Ilona In wet apriJikler !Ire sort. who fell in to ll!e river at St. Representative! from !be re- of subjects and speakers. 1 tectton systems. Albans 1bursday from the tow· FURNITURE CO. James Rosencrance, represen- 1be day wiD close with a boat Lucy Jane. Offlcia!s said MASON, W. VA. tative of lbe West Virginia Ishlrl business meeting of the it was hard fu believe the bod vi Health Department, division of West Virginia Assoclatioa was that of Ricl!aeds unless il Sanitary Engineering, will Registered Sanitarlolls. came down the rivtor~ ~c~au~gb~t~;~ijiiiijiijjiiiijiijiiiiijijii present criteria necessary for i swimming pool clinics, w hi c h ... plann.d for '"'imming pool operators of strategic pomts in the sta\e this spring. ! BenJal'lin R. Hangul of the "ThP finest year In our 45 1 West Virginia Department of · year hisk!ry and the future , Labo.. , will acquaint those pres· looks even be!ler." ent wilb the provision of the Tris was the rt>port of Harry behdding a ~d ut.nholst erythilaw and 1 1 E. Fuller. president of the Capi- 1w. at app Ieaton s aw PT. PLEASANT tal Fmance 01rporation, te stock : m.<lY be applied m conJunct.IOn Monroe and Garnet holders of the 13-stale finance 1 With ~ealth Department dulles. :Point Pleasant lligb School firm wilh headquarters in Co- \~Jillam Goad. ~ Socl~l Se- dent5. have been chosen OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO iumbus. 'cunty Representauve, wtll re- the AII·State Bond following v1ew medtcare. and how ll w1ll ldi!ions held in Charleston reHe ~aid the fiscal year. wh1ch affect the samtanan In h1s ser· centl BIG 100 COUNT ROLL 6" x 8" enckd September 30. 1965. was \'irrs ?ffered to the public_ I. daughter of Mr. and Monroe of 8 . period when new records of . ~~m DeBarr from the West Mrs. tmo SANDWICH achievement were f:'Siablisht'd V1rgm1a State Health Depmt- 1J ff Bryl d . · BAGS · r· 1 ~5 . d. · · rS . e erson v ., ts a semor by Capital. Durmg 1sca 1 ~·· . men1. . IVISIOn o amtary En· !he high school and plllys the offi.""'S f · th h d - opera led !nlTCasrd from gmeermg, _Will deaJ With . tWO nuemean. 100 clear plastic sandwich JOJ to 317. Another state . wos -Garnet is the daughter of Mr. bags. In a handy roll pack· adoed to Cap1tars flag wllh the : and Mrs . Bud Lee Meaigc, Galage. Just grab and tear open:ng of oH1ce~ m Texas. I . . Capital nnw operates in 18 states I hpolls Ferry. She Is a . , off. 6" x 8" size. roll · bl es mcrease · d froa 1 1 at PPHS and plays tchelarmet. ReccJVB 1 $184 970 000 to $215.909,000. Vo- j l In Members of the AD : WHY PAY MORE? . r' loa de . nd COD· Band will perform durtng the . ume <J ns 01 ~ a West Vir · ia Education tracts purchased mcreased from 1 gm · · ·1 $203 982 000 to 1231.848.000. ference to be held tn Wheeling. ' . I W. Va. in the latter art Of C'•pital Wa5 founded in .1920 PT. PLEASANT _ A. G March. a~d l:<J:; grown from !l Sl ~glr ''A I" Biggs, owner and opera· , oflce to one of the lar gest con· lor of the Biggs Deartment Cpl. VanMeter 1D FAMILY 51!1 t"sum'"r fmance ftrms Ill the na- Store Main Street has filed for Th.lCk 0 f!~r~:til~!roor:oi wn . Iaseat on t~e County ~ourt for MASON _ Dave Ohlinger ' .487 E··· Fourth . the el cctwn. Mr. B. \1av· pnmary . . · Jack'1e L. "vonMeter, son sl. Middleport. IS manag~r of I .Jggs.. a . democrat, Js very I nd M Ok V nM te . If . a rs. ey a e r, the Pomeroy office Ecooomy . ac t lve m ctvJc a airS, serv1ng ~ . . the H Ph B . · , th c· PI · c . servmg m ue u a• SaV!ngs and Loan, 300 W. Sec., on e tty anmng ommiSto . 0 I VI tn 'th the 2nd , liz fo 1 Y•rei Lengths 39 Inch Fine Quality Regular 25c Values 1 ond-st. sion, president of the Pleasant : ~c r. e am ~ .I PIECE GOODS Unbleached Cotton 71nch SiJe Vallev Hospital Board of Trus- Battalion, 1st Mannes, an In I tees. board of direclor. of lbe ' lantry regtment of the . 3rd Pleasant Valley HMpital local Chamber of Commeree. 'M_arme Dlv~s!On .. He urn~ed In Admitted - Mrs. Margaret He is a member of the Trinity ~tetnam w1lh h1s batteh~n ~n · Big variety of fabrics Fine sofex unbleached cot· 7 inch size metal zippers. blends, . plains, oottons, Gray, Pt. Pleasant: (t~<"ar Mrthodist Church, married and September. The 2nd Rattahon IS , tou mlllilin. Sujlall!e for In assorted colors. Special fancies. % to 1 yard uaeHolley, Buffalo: Mrs. Carl •.he ialbo>r of three children. a part of the Seventh F'eet's 100rea of 18wing uaea. wbile tlley last. able lengths. Askew. Gallipolis; Mrs. Rosie , Previously flUng for a seatiSpecull Landing Force. Regular 29e Value ·· · Alsorl8d Colon Values to 79c A Yard Dotson, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. !.Iii- ion lbe three member county Slnee arrlvint In_ VIetnam, lard Wilcoxen, Pt. Pleasant: I court was republican Rush Kro- lthe unit bas participated in Mrs. Archil Patterson, Pt. del. Both ore seeking the seat several mo,l or Pleasant. 'of Commissioner Andy Wilson, agaJnst the Vtet ea Dlscborg.. - Harold Me- l president of the county court Imctude Operations "His:~:~ each Daniel, Columbus; Roy Allen. Iwhose term expires this year: "Blue Marlin," Pt. Pleasant; Mn. W. C. Wil· 10lher commissionen are Ever- Thrust," and ''Harvest li•ms, Leon; Mrs. James Prui-' ett Bissell and Clarence Adkins. Dagger Thrust Involved LADIES dy, Mason; Mn. James 0. Armajor operations. lhur and son, Pt Pleasant; WI!DANCE AT WAHAMA CLEARANCE! OBTAIN UCENSE oon Tyler, Pt. Plessant; Jerrv MASON - The Wahama High Lediae Fall & Holiday Williamson, Buffalo; Jacob school FHA w!U sponsor a PT. PLEASANT - Willllam V•lut~ To $3.81 Worley, Pt. Pleasaot; Mrs. Dan. j school dance party Ibis com- Henry Wallace, III, 22, Pt. Fall and winter stylee. my Johnson, Pt. Pleasant: Char- I ing Friday night following the Pleasont, and Ruth Ann Choice of protty fabrics, io all sizes, now lea Stone, Leon; Mrs. Earl Set- Wahama • Ripley basketball geon, 20, Henderson, have Loti-Reg. Values to $4.81 you can save up to MI. bY, Apple Grove; Willie See. game from 9::W p.m. to 12 mid- application for a marriage NOW ONLY Hogsett. night. at the Wahama higb conse in hte elfice of I be gym. The Jays wlll emcee. County Clerk. Savings, Loan Firm Reports B. t year lgges I . LOW PRICE$. 1 \'nOOitiNO, No. ~ plne _low • 12li:c .ft: 3 ROOM$ New ONLY '299 oon County Health Department will host a six • county in-service training meeting. January 27. at the PleiiSBIII Point Re- y• '. . a Six-County In-Service Training Meeting Planned at Point Resort on January 27th •• ·.rlZ • "'it of 1bp MV MouJitala State IPOtted botb • Ill radar 117 llumaa eye ear!J DUII'Iilllg. <Jdel Jtllel llllld llle lure olllle river was S5 I Do,You Need For Reinodehng1· Tuesday llld If lbe body was underneath .. . boat or J•~P· ·.' ~'l:l! ·~w!EI~i)!.~tet! SUDk by cqrrenl or wash from Also, there .wis the 111811er.·.of ilf lew . the llounlaln State, then it pos- lla going through 'lbe WllflOid .wannlng · "'!"ld not tlae again until lock, !hould 11 -Ito Richardzl' lilt' bc>di llatet temperature wasbod ~;Y;·; · ;;;;;;;;;:;.iiiiiiiiiiii&iiii&.;U;er;;:.;~.;;;;;~;;;;~ reacbe'd. 1bus dragging ~ow would be · te no avail because In water of tho! degree, the body would not go to ihe bottom of the river but rather r&main between the boltem and '!II PT. PLEASANT -1be search results. ·:t.t ... I, ALL MEAT Skinless •.•. ,... PIMENTO . POT PIES c 5 age BIIF -CHICKIN - TUitKIY 8-oz. pkp. Jrl 't'n WIENERS c •• I CRISPY - ·1i I ' $TOKELY'S I cyd c I c :::=====~===;::::;--'CIEARANCEI SKIRTS DRESSES Jim Marshall Is Leaving THE BEST DEALS ANYWHERE Rio Grande 1be Rio GMinde College R<d- . men, seeking their third win of the sea8(1n against West Virgin- I ia State, face the Yellow .Jackela at 8 p.m. lonlht In Gallia j Academy iligb School gym min- I us Jim Marshall, 6-2 sophomore 1 forwa rd frMl Columbus South. i Coach Art Lanham announc- , ed Tuesday afternoon that Marshall had withdrawn from Rio Grande Collrge because of personal reosons. Mttrshall 's leaving, Coach Lanham pointed out is a ,, tremendous loss not only ;tc; 1:1 !no;- ' kebtall player but also as a person on the campus. He was well !bought of by strdents and fans alike. "! hal< to lose him es • basketball pluyer but I also hate to think be woa't be able to complete bis rducation. ''Jim didn't leave because of grades - he had more per8011· al reasons. If he ever comes back to Rio Grande College, he will be admitted as a student hi good sta nding. He conditioned himself to the higbO!t esteem of all," Coach Laaham roncluded. Jim Marshall last yoor as a ' freshman led !be scorins for · the Redmen with 54(! points in · 2.• games, au average of 216 · points per gatllf. He made 2.ll ' of .100 attempted field goals ' lnd 80 of 121 from the foul line. His 263 .rebounds were second to Paul Dillon'• 843. He aamed Ill the NAJA district 2% team Ills! year. r 1 1 ·' I ,., ·· """I ltyles. Juniors, misses and womens sizes. Shop the Bonanza fOl' beat 6 cylinder 4 Dr. American. Standard Trans. R&H. One owner. Another one like new. 1962 RAMBlER AMERICAN 6 cyL Convt. Gold with white top. One local owner. Nice and clean. 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN 8 cylinder Convt. lt&H. Standard Trano. Red and White. Nice car. Set it! 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 6 cylinder. 4 Dr. Classic. Auto. Trans. One local owner. Runs fine. 1960 RAMBlER AMBASSADOR 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Full power. Clean and nlet. Another one local owner Rambler. See The11 and Many More At METROPOLITAN MOTORS "YOUR RAMBLER DEALtR" eoo-406 I. Mlln St. Water repellant outer sbell Handy zip out wann pOe linings. Most sizes avaUable at thlJ low, low price. . NOW Choice of red or blue, ~ piece sell oon&~s!ing of Tram Case, Week-End and Pullman cases Llghtwef&ht $4·?.~ BIG JANUARY 3ARGAIN BUYS HOSE ...... pr. Slight Size a to 12. Pretty woven pattern&. Save now. printed , & Irregulars higher priced of nylon $, .•.•. ·-" ~ · Feminine 1..,.. Napkins .:. Val- To $8.95 from "' . a111beet of the sea18D8 lb'leJ. !!!!' ~uallcy ......,I>UI modo $ ' ' neaten for mea 6 ' 111<99 St%1 run wide bed size. Extra hems, fineAt 'quality white cotton muslin. '1 9 · C lb101 ltll .. e OO I • J g~~t: 1"1 Of Pattern• · PhoM WY s.317o '\ BOT DOG BOIS .··doz~ $1.84 · . ' .. · .. ,_. ,-:,. .. ,.. <; ... ' Pkg. ·.- ~.~ of 12 . "'" ' '· ' ' "Vf' ·'"· •.•• • •. .I STOKELY'S TOMATO CATSUP 20-oz. btls. Mil. FILIIIT'I Ill. .. p~~, Ptll iiUIIY'I PAICAIE FLOUR f ... Jilt• DELSEY w1th 11aw lullilllar TOILET TISSUE ,t. WHITE 01 ASST. PACKAGI OF 2 lOLLI PRESERVES c 11.... Jln ·Jt :·: - $ s fiMI,..fNAPPIJ- 0181T - · · - ... ··.. • '. ,, ' ,~,· Chicken-Beef :.1m, !:! 59c Meatless !:! 39c. MA BROWN POTATO ROLLS • i . •• c KATIE IVANI . " hr s WAFFLE SYRUP BAMBURG I" 01 . tl . 121 ITAU:Y'I KATIIIYANI s1 LA CHOY CHOW MEIN c Margarine .. . $1,64 Sprln& Maid fin; lty sheets that through · bundredl of washings. . · ., 11• OFF KOTIX • , PKGS. MILl I 0-LB. lAG $4 00 51-0%. C Chocolate PINEAPPLE JUICE •• I'IA!N 01 lllN!StNI "SPRING •MAID" BRAND SAMPLES llt_Auortmont trast slip on · slyieo. Big clearance values ~I tha Bonanza. 59' AND IIATII IVANJ MARTHA WHITI FINE WH111 MUSLIN 27" X 27" HIGH QUALITY FANCY UPHOLSTERY 2'1"1<27" square piecee of upholatery labrtc..lineSuitable lor Pill· ... Topo, ete. quillty PORK BEANS IIDIIM YOUR NIWirAPfl COUPON DOll · ValuM To $5.98 -JANUARYSHEET SALE· Heavy easy going Ironing board pad with tef· Ion coated seortch proof woven cotton cover. Compare at 69c MIXES SWEATERS 12. PAD SETS BARS CLEARANCE! MEN'S ChOO&t! IRONING BOARD COVER AND s '211 Chooae from ,..111 tall and holidq sl}leo ID Illes a to 2 PIECE TEFLON COATED l · be&l sbades in si!ea tr- 79c Quotlty I Valuae 'l'o$1.99 aweaten, con- 39' -$ ..... ..... ..... CHOC. CAKE Long SIM¥1 Styl• Campu11 VAN t:.UIP'S D BROCCOLI SPEARS BRUSSELS SPROUTS CAULIFLOWER CUT CORN GREEN PEAS Hfi5HIY'J • bose, aood choice o1 81> to 11. Hurt)' lor these. j Now u tha limo io oavo • aport shirts, bil choice of eolors, atyleo and patterns, aizes small. medilllb, larp and extra large, Ltita lleov& atyles. REGULAR $2.99 VALUES SHEER QUALITY NYLON EVERFRESH EVERFRESH ) EVERFRESH EVERFRESH EVERFRESH I SHIRTS CLEARANCEII CHILDRENS COTTON FAll DRESSES 1oc I OEARANCEI MENS SPORT $1188 I-LB. lAG 1o· cans $10·00 NOWI . PKG. Car. SECOND & MILL-MIDDLEPORT Open 9 to 6 MON. THRU THURS. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 8:30 to 8:30 WOOD Regular Valuae fct $19.95 ~$ft.; WGGAGE Lot 2-Reg. Values to $5.97 Classic 6 cylinder. Automatic Trans. Radio and Heater. One local owner. Like new. 1964 RAMBlER STAnON WAGON COATS 3 PI- !1\olchirig Seh bU]'S, •" 1-0:Z:. · WILD BIRD SEED -BIRD. ·$ •••• •.ALL WEATHER each Two big clearance groups of dre!lses in late winter and holiday SEE THESE ..• 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN PILE LINED I-Ll. lAG AUDUION PARK SAUCE ZIP·OliT $,.•• are It METROPOLITAN MOTORS MEN'S Remnants MUSLIN I'KCL AIT POTATOES APPLE Reg. 25c Crest Tooth Paste - - - - 64c STORI! HOURS • t ' ' ' ZIPPERS • SWUT sPANISH - ol t;IUNCH I • CARROTS · THURSDAY--FRIDAY-SATURDAY Reg. $2.00 Toni Permanent - . ! 'j l • I AJ BI"ggs has B"d • £ or county court . ', CHEESE IOLLID AND TIID { .I s -- $ r• �., . ~· / qut:>Stion and there w~nt anoth- j er tradition. In the government ! e£1 ' • I 11u~ the-ater now housing the news : conference, the Presidrnt may ' a\mo~.t take hill pick of , brgan : questions. He knows his en(> : ; deadlv shocks durin g th., F:(srnhower ad minis- mies and he knows his friends . trt~tlon. Tl1t>V conrim1ed undl:'r i This is almost a. throwback to thP. late Jlfhn F. Krnnrc.ly. And [the Coo!ldge-Hoon•r systrm ol nov.· 1he conference is d~·i ng. written questions submitted in i Indeed, il mav a ln•;~dv be dPIHl. ~ .d \·anC'f. ro be srrPenrd and ~ Ji not, the electric shorks will often thrown awoy .. cnnlinue undt'r Pre<>idrnt Jnhn- 1 What. President. wrth a rhOI,ce :l son until life is extinct. of rtocogni~ ing some tried and The presidential news confer- 1 true friend. would invi_te a ence LPgvn r.o die when it ! question from some unfnendly , u·ased to be i"ln arena in which ' reporter who might want the repurlf' r" mPI tht> President raise again the 11uestion 1 1 I II w II .. 21 j' e~·ph;ill in t~e·ir i B?bhy Baker" The s~fe friend hllngr~ qut''-t h1r news. rhe : wrth the safe qurstton would presidrntr <.l] rww:-: ctmference gel the nod. )r. 1s \)i'I"O :n t· Jlhll·ad H tt·lt>vJ sion When the news ~·onferenres : eyebull DO ITI ~ EXPERT INSTALLATION! • •• .. l, ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum . •.. lnl1id Vinyl • 1'10<11' co•erm1 for tvlfiY tlnd of floor. Ben patterns. Profe11Jonal loJt&lladon bJ u, or do il :rvunell. Call WY Z.263ll lor free tillmate. 27 Preparing For This Semi-Annual Sale ' became TV shows thf"}' also lkl· lnt rrJdrrr f'd the trrhnique berame loadrd in favor of tht- · Tlw mfmma l. desir:rb l~• ~ ive- i Prc~idenl and loaded against <J: lll·l;r kt· JH·d under tht' camt'- 1 the newsman who repre5ent lh(' 1 ;. 1 ·~ eye. P1·e'>1dt>rll and prPss icililerlS right to know. ~quail~· \\ t·!"r on '>lngt·. play ln simpler days. reo,orl•rs tightly parked in the 1 1:wtmg 1t1 !lrt> T\' 1111h!i1" instt>ad stood ol rr ~1l"trng to t'CH"Ii t~lht•r i Prr!!ident's office and fiir ed :l Pil'k Yuur (Jut':-tiun 1 queslions. The best man with : the clean"~ l voice got hi s; que~;tlons across and usu~lly I got hi$ answer. This may not : ! have been dignified. It often i was rfisorderly. Some Pres~ ridPnts 0111d some reporters lost . their tempers. But o n other I occasions, a President could :;hul\ ---'I I talk frankly and Jt Is n<t reflection on 1 : television to ho\J that camera killed press confen·nres. It simply i a fact of political life. There !are manv things the television iramera ~'<m do bt:'tter ~han can words, mcludmg 1 be done with rr.8onshols, football games and batlle scenes from the Viet . Num front. But presidential nt:ws co nfen~nces are not 1 1among them. I Tht presidential newl\ ronfer· ! ence was an addition to the 1 :checks and balance~ of govern-. I ment as set up b\'. the founding I1 lathers. II was thf' ~.merican i version of the quesl10n hour 1 system prevailing m the British ! I Parliament. It llad become a suhstantia.l part of the : :' , strurt.ure of good gevernmPnt · I in the United States. And now it .' is dead. : White House Press Serr~tarv I Bill D Mnv,.rs wag explaining ; the other ~v thal President · Johnson p1·pferred te\t>vision ! and radio as " channel or! communication with the citiz-j ens. That is understandable of ) caursf. TrlPvisiml and raditt do l ask embarrassing or ! penetrating questions of a I '\''t{;j :t Men's Suits • pr1ce· 1 JNFLATABLE L\DD~";R­ Another jnnovalion result~ lng from demands or the llipace age is an inflatable fabric ladder. devel1Jped by Goody(>ar with a special . l'Oati.ng provided by Du Pont, to enable inspection . of the interior of the Saturn V rm:kel's fuel tank. As shown in DuPont Mali:aalnt the fully inHal ed lad· tier extends 26 feet and can 111pport a 200-pound man. ' 1 througb the· motions of a rre'iit~eoli < h news conference. The moLions may contmue. The rest of it is dead. RADIO & T.V. Wo Ropeir All Makos& Madols 1 CLELAND'S T.V. wv :1-2255 IGI I. M.oln St. l'omeroy "I 1U W. Second 2.00 to 3.99 .J.OO ' Both wlilte aDd colored. Included are plain colors and pin stripes In both button down and tnap tab t.OUar styles. Value• to $5.95. A very good name Reg. $45 to 70.00 On Sole 22.50 to ~5.00 I~ abirta. lit~le Boys Sweaters .... · ·· ··· · .. ·.. l Price Both Ready Tied and Tie Your Own Styles. Values to $1.50. 1!0\h sUpover a9d button up styles. Mens White Handkerchiefs · ··· · · · · .Be "n.IJ.II: ·Uif,. 'Rtf:n · · · · · · · · · · · · · · l Price Reg, 3.,a to 8.98-Now Jual 1.99to 4.49 .· ' Tbe··lltea! syies and colon. S, M and L. 12.88, Mens Felt Hats .... ·· · .. ···.. · ·· ·· · .. $3 Just a few in lot. Values to $10.00. 11· · · •.... • • 1r ~n 2351 Not every size In lot. Reg. 8.98 to 22.SO-On Sale 4.49 to 11.25 Mens Sweat Shirts .. · ···· ·· ·· .. · 1 OFF Ladles Blouses · · · ·· .... ·· · · ··.. · 1 OFF POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI • General . •: Office New Night Quorter Beglna February 14 For Catolog on lnfor~M­ tion, Call, Write, or Come In. . ,. .. GALLIPOUS BUSINESS COlLEGE 36 Locust StNit Phone 446 4367 .. • :\ ~· • ·. ARCTICS I Mens Suder Ja.ts · · ·· · ···· · l P~ict ·' c) ·' ' S.l!t ~. Reg. 5.98 .. Both ll&ht wel&h~lllll.winter wgt. Sizes are brokea. •.6.98 to 12.98 Now ... 3.49 .. 6.49 .IWGIK AROI(S ··-''~ · Mens Lo19 SIHve lac-Shirts ··· · l Price Corduroy, Suede Cloth and Wool blendl. ~. 9.91 to 14.91 ' Youra For Juat 4.99 to 7.49 · · Slzea are brokell. Rei. &49 to 4.98. · 1 Clft $1le1J5 IG 2.49 A vel')' good selection of style• and mea. Can we help It if .... bought too many. '.ou, Your Gain At 1.00 to 1.99 bg. Price 1.98 to 3.91 (K~nnelh Davlal Boys Long $1eeve Sport Sllirts · i Price ' I ' Womena~M~r'~na Glrla ESKI'LOOS; . A Compl... hl.ctlon' ilf M8111 and . . C!tlo,. Ovwalls·ln tan, green, black. Ught blue 11111· bliie Denim. Sbets, 6 to 42. Some Ill llretc!J. PriCiil 2.tlto1.91 ' '1 .' Knits, Cotton Qroadelotb and Filnneia In lhll aroup. st.zes 8 to 20. Bel. 1.98 to 4.118. Now Goi1111 I.GO to 2.49 I 1 • . • ALL ARE REDUCEDI WHOLE CUT UP 49~ BREAST FRYER WINGS BACKS NECKS BONUS BUY DUNCAN HINES 19~ CAKE MIXES 4 SUNSHINE COOKIES 4 Varielles Reg. 29c boz S VARIETIES SPECIAL for $]-GO 4 1p oz. I CAN O.OYER FARM SPECIAlS FOODLAND PEANUT IUTTIII - - - - - qt. 85 ( FRESH- CRISP FOLOIR'I 10 ... $1.25 INSTANT COPPII - - - - lor ONIONS NORTHERN WHITI TOILIT TlSIUI - - - LIQUID JOY MUELLERS HUNT'S TOMAN PASTI - - aaow ILl. 2201.59c 2 '.:029c BAG btl. ~ MACARONI NEW YORK DANISH CABBAGE 3LL .ICE CRENA -~ ., C GAL. IUNSHINI CI'C:Ktltl-.... KRINICI.KUT FRENCH FRits 3 -~ ., .• ~ I .· ... / ;~'. .• ' ' . • St... COUNTRY SIDE HALII . SUGAR l FRYERS BOX HOUSE, ..PO~EROY . Lt. Brown or Confectioners PWMP-YOUNG SHOP FRIDAY TIL 5:00 -SATURDAY nL ,t:OG NEW.YORK Jan. 27th-29th LB. INSUlATED BOOTS $5.99 Boys Jta~~' ~ ·..;·: ·.. ·.. ·· 2 pn. $3.ot li.zel .. 10, 12 ~ 11olll1. Reg. 1.91, I RESERVED MENS RUBBBt "" . B•rs Corduroy $lads · ···· ·. ··· · l Price Mens & Bors Winter ~ · ·· .. · l Price I RUTLAND, OHIO 0 ' Thurs.·Fri.-Sat. QUANTITY RIGHTS SJ.99 . Ladles Slacb ··:... · · ·· ···...... ' l Price RED-HOT SPECIALS! .. _ _ _ _ _ _1 Sizes Small U to Big 12 QlloSole 2.99 Just a few In lot. Reg. 14.98 to 40.00. Sele Price 7.49 to 20.00 I BISCUITS 4 BUCKLI Re&. Price 2 fltt 1.25. Fifst quality. ' I DIXIE PRIDE aunERMILK Ladies Hole ··.. ·· .... ·· · .... · 2 pr. 88c Siles 8 to 18. You will recognize quality In these Jackets. Most of these are washable. Reg. IG.95 to 22.5G-Sale Price 5.48 to 11.25 '-roy Prices Effective RUBBER . ,; 1 In tho Middle Block Next te EIIMrhklt eBus. Administration Both white and colored In plain and printed. Sl.zel 10 to 18. . Reg. Price 3.98 to 4.98 Your1 For Just 2.66 to 3.32 Boys Jackets and Car CoL.,; · · · · l Price Odd Lot Mens &Boys All Weather Coats ....... ·.. · .. · l Price eSecretarial Odd Lot Ladies Dresses .. · .. · .... l OFF .6oth Hooded and Crew Neck Styles. Reg. 1.98 to 4.9~ Solo 1.32 to 3.32 Plenty of cold weather ahead. FaTURI 1 Dlplom1 Courses Sizes are h"JKen. Reg. 14.98 to 18.98. Sole Price 7.49 to 8.49 A very good quaUty dress. , Reg. 12.00 to 16.98-0n Sole 8.00 to 11.32 TUPPERS PLAINS Enroll Now For New Night Quarter Odd Lot Ladies Winter Jackets l Price Jt.g. Prlee 12.98 to 29.50 Sale Prieo 6.49 to 14.75 AS SHOWN BETTER JOBS! Size 8 to LA!GE In Mens. Reg. 2.49 to 2.98 Sale Price 1.25 to 1.49 Boys Suits · ·· · .. ·· ...... · ...... · l Price laS r-----. MEANS Chestnut Ridge Society News Mens & Boys "Panther'' Sweat Skirts l Price , WY 2·2284 BUSINESS TRAINING ., Sale Price 1.32 to 3.32 Reg. 5.98 to 7.98-Solo Prit 3.99 to 5.32 8" BOOT Chapman-Canaday 7.98 te . .lill.& a.;.,Ortis Gloves ··· ··· l OFF J;ill.e4 .1!!11: lloUillill »• 1.98 to 4.98. Mens Work Jackets .. ··· ·· · .. .. 1 OFF Sizes are broken. Re~ Now Juat 3.99 to 6.49 · Sizes s. M. I. XL, & XXL. Most of these have long tails. A nice run of sizes and colors. Reg, 2.98 to 4.96. You will want more than one of these at 2.00 to 3.32. Don1 forget there is a lot ol cold weather left. &atlafaetloa Guaranteecl WITH THES& DUAL ROAD, MAYBE FRANKFORT, Ky. IUPI) 111e;rt Is a possibility o dual corridor Appalachlaa Way rna)' bo bull~ belll<!en Greenup Dam In Kentucky and Porlsmoutb, Ohio, Gov. Edward r. Jlreathltt said Tuesday• ' .. , . ...... &!...... Limit 12 per customer. Siles are broken. Reg. 4.98 to 7.98. On Sale 2.49 to 3.99 OTHER BOOTS • 10.99 up " :liens String Ties ··.. ·.. :.. 3 for $1.00 Mens Flannel SHirts end at EaalerD Hlgb scbool[ W beeo reacheduled Satur. day, Jail. zt, al 8 p. m. T be llltw was pootponed lost week· end heeause of snow. !Deluded 011 die program -dl he •'The Suom.s Valley Boys," •-n.e roar Lads," Uti lllber 1JVOIIPf. Tllere will he rock 'II' roD mule a • d Blae Grus Ifill'· AdmlaoiOD wlil he 15 ee1111 for adulll and lludeDII 15 cftiii.Tbe obow to' oponaorecl by the Eaitero llilb &:boo! AlbleUc Boosten. MEN;S DRESS SHIRTS Size 37 to 46. A very good name in topcoats. MAGEl i:lpert lnllallatloD HELP US CELEBRATE CLOVER FARM'S TH • ' MOHAWK r. XL. Tile musical ahow t1 west. on I1IDel plalllltd 1Ja1lweek. Odd Lot Mens Ivy League Trousers .. · .. · · ·.... l Price Full range ol sizes and styles Prices you cao easily •fiord PIECE GOODS CONTINUES THIS WEEK Singer S1lea & Service see lt. Reg. price 3.98 to 7.98. Youn For Jull TOPCOATS . Y2 pr1ce WALL-TO..WALL CARPmNG The Fabrie Shop You will, ce~tiiiD!y recognize the name when you Reg. Priee 49.50 to 70.00, On Sale 24.75 to 3S.QO All from our regular stock of hl&best qlllllty suits. Small charge for alterations. Corduroy, moleskins and whipcords. Slze1 are brok. en. Reg. 4.49 to 5.98. On Salt 3.00 to 3.99 compromise ' One of the nicest selections we have ever had. Mens Work Pants .. ·.... ·.. ;··· 1 OFF Sheds water ... denotes quality without •,,. . . . NEW SPRING FABRICS NOW ARRIVING DAILYII Plains and fancy patterns in sizes S, M, L, All wool worsteds and wool and dacron blends. Regulars, Shorts and Longs. Sizes 36 to 46. Boys Sport Coats ···.. ·.. · .. ··· l Price -SERVICE- . fh'···~' ·' l SPORT SHIRTS Y2 price. 1 President as he stard9. •m the . \" Men's Long Sleeve MEN'S Political Fact olage and goes ·.\ eSpecial Lot Remn•nll • Priced As Mlrked inf<~rm:ally ' l . · with newsmen. 1 . Hill Boys in Sarwitan Act fof Reporter Doors Open Promptly AI 9 A.M. On Frlday-Drllllc Reduction• for Men and Boya lAnd LtdiH Too) Save up to V. & V. on most lte..,....AII Still Caah-We l'tlervl the right IG limit "quontitiei" but we never 1 1 .. ,., .··.. limit "quality" for thla ule. t11 -- - JAN. . - NOW YOU KNOW PLAY TONIGilT '· SEMI-ANNUAL STOREWIDE · • CLOSED ALL DAY THUR .SDAY , _ 0 ., Ja•. 28, ., , -. ... ... .. Pomeroy-Middl~port, LET INGELS ·Friday, Unlt<d Pres• lnternaUnnal Reporters frantically Any n•wsmen with a substan· nd led for ,..eognltlon to ask a Dally Sentinel, Cancelled. y ; fiotional Window tial bnrkgronnd in Washington. DC., knows wh..1t killed the presidf"nti al nf'w~ confPrenre. The rnnrerence was eledrorut- I r ""'i Presidential Conferences With Newsmen About Dead I f '. �., . ~· / qut:>Stion and there w~nt anoth- j er tradition. In the government ! e£1 ' • I 11u~ the-ater now housing the news : conference, the Presidrnt may ' a\mo~.t take hill pick of , brgan : questions. He knows his en(> : ; deadlv shocks durin g th., F:(srnhower ad minis- mies and he knows his friends . trt~tlon. Tl1t>V conrim1ed undl:'r i This is almost a. throwback to thP. late Jlfhn F. Krnnrc.ly. And [the Coo!ldge-Hoon•r systrm ol nov.· 1he conference is d~·i ng. written questions submitted in i Indeed, il mav a ln•;~dv be dPIHl. ~ .d \·anC'f. ro be srrPenrd and ~ Ji not, the electric shorks will often thrown awoy .. cnnlinue undt'r Pre<>idrnt Jnhn- 1 What. President. wrth a rhOI,ce :l son until life is extinct. of rtocogni~ ing some tried and The presidential news confer- 1 true friend. would invi_te a ence LPgvn r.o die when it ! question from some unfnendly , u·ased to be i"ln arena in which ' reporter who might want the repurlf' r" mPI tht> President raise again the 11uestion 1 1 I II w II .. 21 j' e~·ph;ill in t~e·ir i B?bhy Baker" The s~fe friend hllngr~ qut''-t h1r news. rhe : wrth the safe qurstton would presidrntr <.l] rww:-: ctmference gel the nod. )r. 1s \)i'I"O :n t· Jlhll·ad H tt·lt>vJ sion When the news ~·onferenres : eyebull DO ITI ~ EXPERT INSTALLATION! • •• .. l, ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum . •.. lnl1id Vinyl • 1'10<11' co•erm1 for tvlfiY tlnd of floor. Ben patterns. Profe11Jonal loJt&lladon bJ u, or do il :rvunell. Call WY Z.263ll lor free tillmate. 27 Preparing For This Semi-Annual Sale ' became TV shows thf"}' also lkl· lnt rrJdrrr f'd the trrhnique berame loadrd in favor of tht- · Tlw mfmma l. desir:rb l~• ~ ive- i Prc~idenl and loaded against <J: lll·l;r kt· JH·d under tht' camt'- 1 the newsman who repre5ent lh(' 1 ;. 1 ·~ eye. P1·e'>1dt>rll and prPss icililerlS right to know. ~quail~· \\ t·!"r on '>lngt·. play ln simpler days. reo,orl•rs tightly parked in the 1 1:wtmg 1t1 !lrt> T\' 1111h!i1" instt>ad stood ol rr ~1l"trng to t'CH"Ii t~lht•r i Prr!!ident's office and fiir ed :l Pil'k Yuur (Jut':-tiun 1 queslions. The best man with : the clean"~ l voice got hi s; que~;tlons across and usu~lly I got hi$ answer. This may not : ! have been dignified. It often i was rfisorderly. Some Pres~ ridPnts 0111d some reporters lost . their tempers. But o n other I occasions, a President could :;hul\ ---'I I talk frankly and Jt Is n<t reflection on 1 : television to ho\J that camera killed press confen·nres. It simply i a fact of political life. There !are manv things the television iramera ~'<m do bt:'tter ~han can words, mcludmg 1 be done with rr.8onshols, football games and batlle scenes from the Viet . Num front. But presidential nt:ws co nfen~nces are not 1 1among them. I Tht presidential newl\ ronfer· ! ence was an addition to the 1 :checks and balance~ of govern-. I ment as set up b\'. the founding I1 lathers. II was thf' ~.merican i version of the quesl10n hour 1 system prevailing m the British ! I Parliament. It llad become a suhstantia.l part of the : :' , strurt.ure of good gevernmPnt · I in the United States. And now it .' is dead. : White House Press Serr~tarv I Bill D Mnv,.rs wag explaining ; the other ~v thal President · Johnson p1·pferred te\t>vision ! and radio as " channel or! communication with the citiz-j ens. That is understandable of ) caursf. TrlPvisiml and raditt do l ask embarrassing or ! penetrating questions of a I '\''t{;j :t Men's Suits • pr1ce· 1 JNFLATABLE L\DD~";R­ Another jnnovalion result~ lng from demands or the llipace age is an inflatable fabric ladder. devel1Jped by Goody(>ar with a special . l'Oati.ng provided by Du Pont, to enable inspection . of the interior of the Saturn V rm:kel's fuel tank. As shown in DuPont Mali:aalnt the fully inHal ed lad· tier extends 26 feet and can 111pport a 200-pound man. ' 1 througb the· motions of a rre'iit~eoli < h news conference. The moLions may contmue. The rest of it is dead. RADIO & T.V. Wo Ropeir All Makos& Madols 1 CLELAND'S T.V. wv :1-2255 IGI I. M.oln St. l'omeroy "I 1U W. Second 2.00 to 3.99 .J.OO ' Both wlilte aDd colored. Included are plain colors and pin stripes In both button down and tnap tab t.OUar styles. Value• to $5.95. A very good name Reg. $45 to 70.00 On Sole 22.50 to ~5.00 I~ abirta. lit~le Boys Sweaters .... · ·· ··· · .. ·.. l Price Both Ready Tied and Tie Your Own Styles. Values to $1.50. 1!0\h sUpover a9d button up styles. Mens White Handkerchiefs · ··· · · · · .Be "n.IJ.II: ·Uif,. 'Rtf:n · · · · · · · · · · · · · · l Price Reg, 3.,a to 8.98-Now Jual 1.99to 4.49 .· ' Tbe··lltea! syies and colon. S, M and L. 12.88, Mens Felt Hats .... ·· · .. ···.. · ·· ·· · .. $3 Just a few in lot. Values to $10.00. 11· · · •.... • • 1r ~n 2351 Not every size In lot. Reg. 8.98 to 22.SO-On Sale 4.49 to 11.25 Mens Sweat Shirts .. · ···· ·· ·· .. · 1 OFF Ladles Blouses · · · ·· .... ·· · · ··.. · 1 OFF POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI • General . •: Office New Night Quorter Beglna February 14 For Catolog on lnfor~M­ tion, Call, Write, or Come In. . ,. .. GALLIPOUS BUSINESS COlLEGE 36 Locust StNit Phone 446 4367 .. • :\ ~· • ·. ARCTICS I Mens Suder Ja.ts · · ·· · ···· · l P~ict ·' c) ·' ' S.l!t ~. Reg. 5.98 .. Both ll&ht wel&h~lllll.winter wgt. Sizes are brokea. •.6.98 to 12.98 Now ... 3.49 .. 6.49 .IWGIK AROI(S ··-''~ · Mens Lo19 SIHve lac-Shirts ··· · l Price Corduroy, Suede Cloth and Wool blendl. ~. 9.91 to 14.91 ' Youra For Juat 4.99 to 7.49 · · Slzea are brokell. Rei. &49 to 4.98. · 1 Clft $1le1J5 IG 2.49 A vel')' good selection of style• and mea. Can we help It if .... bought too many. '.ou, Your Gain At 1.00 to 1.99 bg. Price 1.98 to 3.91 (K~nnelh Davlal Boys Long $1eeve Sport Sllirts · i Price ' I ' Womena~M~r'~na Glrla ESKI'LOOS; . A Compl... hl.ctlon' ilf M8111 and . . C!tlo,. Ovwalls·ln tan, green, black. Ught blue 11111· bliie Denim. Sbets, 6 to 42. Some Ill llretc!J. PriCiil 2.tlto1.91 ' '1 .' Knits, Cotton Qroadelotb and Filnneia In lhll aroup. st.zes 8 to 20. Bel. 1.98 to 4.118. Now Goi1111 I.GO to 2.49 I 1 • . • ALL ARE REDUCEDI WHOLE CUT UP 49~ BREAST FRYER WINGS BACKS NECKS BONUS BUY DUNCAN HINES 19~ CAKE MIXES 4 SUNSHINE COOKIES 4 Varielles Reg. 29c boz S VARIETIES SPECIAL for $]-GO 4 1p oz. I CAN O.OYER FARM SPECIAlS FOODLAND PEANUT IUTTIII - - - - - qt. 85 ( FRESH- CRISP FOLOIR'I 10 ... $1.25 INSTANT COPPII - - - - lor ONIONS NORTHERN WHITI TOILIT TlSIUI - - - LIQUID JOY MUELLERS HUNT'S TOMAN PASTI - - aaow ILl. 2201.59c 2 '.:029c BAG btl. ~ MACARONI NEW YORK DANISH CABBAGE 3LL .ICE CRENA -~ ., C GAL. IUNSHINI CI'C:Ktltl-.... KRINICI.KUT FRENCH FRits 3 -~ ., .• ~ I .· ... / ;~'. .• ' ' . • St... COUNTRY SIDE HALII . SUGAR l FRYERS BOX HOUSE, ..PO~EROY . Lt. Brown or Confectioners PWMP-YOUNG SHOP FRIDAY TIL 5:00 -SATURDAY nL ,t:OG NEW.YORK Jan. 27th-29th LB. INSUlATED BOOTS $5.99 Boys Jta~~' ~ ·..;·: ·.. ·.. ·· 2 pn. $3.ot li.zel .. 10, 12 ~ 11olll1. Reg. 1.91, I RESERVED MENS RUBBBt "" . B•rs Corduroy $lads · ···· ·. ··· · l Price Mens & Bors Winter ~ · ·· .. · l Price I RUTLAND, OHIO 0 ' Thurs.·Fri.-Sat. QUANTITY RIGHTS SJ.99 . Ladles Slacb ··:... · · ·· ···...... ' l Price RED-HOT SPECIALS! .. _ _ _ _ _ _1 Sizes Small U to Big 12 QlloSole 2.99 Just a few In lot. Reg. 14.98 to 40.00. Sele Price 7.49 to 20.00 I BISCUITS 4 BUCKLI Re&. Price 2 fltt 1.25. Fifst quality. ' I DIXIE PRIDE aunERMILK Ladies Hole ··.. ·· .... ·· · .... · 2 pr. 88c Siles 8 to 18. You will recognize quality In these Jackets. Most of these are washable. Reg. IG.95 to 22.5G-Sale Price 5.48 to 11.25 '-roy Prices Effective RUBBER . ,; 1 In tho Middle Block Next te EIIMrhklt eBus. Administration Both white and colored In plain and printed. Sl.zel 10 to 18. . Reg. Price 3.98 to 4.98 Your1 For Just 2.66 to 3.32 Boys Jackets and Car CoL.,; · · · · l Price Odd Lot Mens &Boys All Weather Coats ....... ·.. · .. · l Price eSecretarial Odd Lot Ladies Dresses .. · .. · .... l OFF .6oth Hooded and Crew Neck Styles. Reg. 1.98 to 4.9~ Solo 1.32 to 3.32 Plenty of cold weather ahead. FaTURI 1 Dlplom1 Courses Sizes are h"JKen. Reg. 14.98 to 18.98. Sole Price 7.49 to 8.49 A very good quaUty dress. , Reg. 12.00 to 16.98-0n Sole 8.00 to 11.32 TUPPERS PLAINS Enroll Now For New Night Quarter Odd Lot Ladies Winter Jackets l Price Jt.g. Prlee 12.98 to 29.50 Sale Prieo 6.49 to 14.75 AS SHOWN BETTER JOBS! Size 8 to LA!GE In Mens. Reg. 2.49 to 2.98 Sale Price 1.25 to 1.49 Boys Suits · ·· · .. ·· ...... · ...... · l Price laS r-----. MEANS Chestnut Ridge Society News Mens & Boys "Panther'' Sweat Skirts l Price , WY 2·2284 BUSINESS TRAINING ., Sale Price 1.32 to 3.32 Reg. 5.98 to 7.98-Solo Prit 3.99 to 5.32 8" BOOT Chapman-Canaday 7.98 te . .lill.& a.;.,Ortis Gloves ··· ··· l OFF J;ill.e4 .1!!11: lloUillill »• 1.98 to 4.98. Mens Work Jackets .. ··· ·· · .. .. 1 OFF Sizes are broken. Re~ Now Juat 3.99 to 6.49 · Sizes s. M. I. XL, & XXL. Most of these have long tails. A nice run of sizes and colors. Reg, 2.98 to 4.96. You will want more than one of these at 2.00 to 3.32. Don1 forget there is a lot ol cold weather left. &atlafaetloa Guaranteecl WITH THES& DUAL ROAD, MAYBE FRANKFORT, Ky. IUPI) 111e;rt Is a possibility o dual corridor Appalachlaa Way rna)' bo bull~ belll<!en Greenup Dam In Kentucky and Porlsmoutb, Ohio, Gov. Edward r. Jlreathltt said Tuesday• ' .. , . ...... &!...... Limit 12 per customer. Siles are broken. Reg. 4.98 to 7.98. On Sale 2.49 to 3.99 OTHER BOOTS • 10.99 up " :liens String Ties ··.. ·.. :.. 3 for $1.00 Mens Flannel SHirts end at EaalerD Hlgb scbool[ W beeo reacheduled Satur. day, Jail. zt, al 8 p. m. T be llltw was pootponed lost week· end heeause of snow. !Deluded 011 die program -dl he •'The Suom.s Valley Boys," •-n.e roar Lads," Uti lllber 1JVOIIPf. Tllere will he rock 'II' roD mule a • d Blae Grus Ifill'· AdmlaoiOD wlil he 15 ee1111 for adulll and lludeDII 15 cftiii.Tbe obow to' oponaorecl by the Eaitero llilb &:boo! AlbleUc Boosten. MEN;S DRESS SHIRTS Size 37 to 46. A very good name in topcoats. MAGEl i:lpert lnllallatloD HELP US CELEBRATE CLOVER FARM'S TH • ' MOHAWK r. XL. Tile musical ahow t1 west. on I1IDel plalllltd 1Ja1lweek. Odd Lot Mens Ivy League Trousers .. · .. · · ·.... l Price Full range ol sizes and styles Prices you cao easily •fiord PIECE GOODS CONTINUES THIS WEEK Singer S1lea & Service see lt. Reg. price 3.98 to 7.98. Youn For Jull TOPCOATS . Y2 pr1ce WALL-TO..WALL CARPmNG The Fabrie Shop You will, ce~tiiiD!y recognize the name when you Reg. Priee 49.50 to 70.00, On Sale 24.75 to 3S.QO All from our regular stock of hl&best qlllllty suits. Small charge for alterations. Corduroy, moleskins and whipcords. Slze1 are brok. en. Reg. 4.49 to 5.98. On Salt 3.00 to 3.99 compromise ' One of the nicest selections we have ever had. Mens Work Pants .. ·.... ·.. ;··· 1 OFF Sheds water ... denotes quality without •,,. . . . NEW SPRING FABRICS NOW ARRIVING DAILYII Plains and fancy patterns in sizes S, M, L, All wool worsteds and wool and dacron blends. Regulars, Shorts and Longs. Sizes 36 to 46. Boys Sport Coats ···.. ·.. · .. ··· l Price -SERVICE- . fh'···~' ·' l SPORT SHIRTS Y2 price. 1 President as he stard9. •m the . \" Men's Long Sleeve MEN'S Political Fact olage and goes ·.\ eSpecial Lot Remn•nll • Priced As Mlrked inf<~rm:ally ' l . · with newsmen. 1 . Hill Boys in Sarwitan Act fof Reporter Doors Open Promptly AI 9 A.M. On Frlday-Drllllc Reduction• for Men and Boya lAnd LtdiH Too) Save up to V. & V. on most lte..,....AII Still Caah-We l'tlervl the right IG limit "quontitiei" but we never 1 1 .. ,., .··.. limit "quality" for thla ule. t11 -- - JAN. . - NOW YOU KNOW PLAY TONIGilT '· SEMI-ANNUAL STOREWIDE · • CLOSED ALL DAY THUR .SDAY , _ 0 ., Ja•. 28, ., , -. ... ... .. Pomeroy-Middl~port, LET INGELS ·Friday, Unlt<d Pres• lnternaUnnal Reporters frantically Any n•wsmen with a substan· nd led for ,..eognltlon to ask a Dally Sentinel, Cancelled. y ; fiotional Window tial bnrkgronnd in Washington. DC., knows wh..1t killed the presidf"nti al nf'w~ confPrenre. The rnnrerence was eledrorut- I r ""'i Presidential Conferences With Newsmen About Dead I f '. �- -- - -- - ··,~· ·· - ·""' ·"'-· ··· ... ' .. • . • • I I ' II l to-DIIIt lentbm, PomflOY·Nid~leport. 0., financial Gossip I' · For lnalallce. Mill Elias noted. oilmen gel a depletion allowance while others get many dollars knocked orr their 1 me taxea !or depreciation nco or property. ~ "But operallngen 9 notrecelve these considaratlons," Miss Elias Slid. "As lhne goes by there Is a dlmlnlshlni vocal quality in tho voice." ' . , , lupo,.Riatot CLUB or you can't make an1istake atAaP y1l I •. ll >iPoultry Production Has •1~rown into Big Business .i • ! ." ' .. (lfASHfNGTON (UPIJ - Pout- per rent. Jly production, which used wbo The department oak! the pro• ,I small, runt. backyard enter- ductlon of broilers, turkeys and t')rlfe,~ hal developed into big ('ggs in Georgia provides em. bu~neu and I• getting bigger. ployment for almost 17.000 perFor example, take the chickt-!1 . sons. The agency said nearly busil'tf811 In Georgia. The Agri-: 11,000 have jobs in hatcheriel, culture Department classes i feed mills, and paultry and Georglo 11 the No. t paultry : egg proceBSing planto. Addllionproducing state, Jeading in al people are employed in trans. production and second i porting finished product 1 to o populous California in I markets outside the stlte. farm income !rom eggs. I 1 !arm incomeo !rom ! The Agriculture Regearrh Grorgia poultry in 1964 amount- ~ Service (ARS) has roduced a ed to more th<Jn $300 million, plan for a one-Ooor houae d&broiltr produdion was est!- scrlhfd as stres~tng slmpltcity mated at about fl74 million ; in design and containing many •R• brought $112 million : lur- of the d.. irable features of. keys were worth about t6 mil- larger; more.expensil'e hou.!lel. .,.. W, and sales of farm chickens ARS said the plan is adaptwere respomible for more than able to fit the needs of gro•rlnr $1 million. The value or chick~ families in many urban .and 1u. enP consumed on fMms where burh~n areas. giofn put the total well over The plan pro•ldeo !or $300 million. bedrooms, living rook, JA!e department said more and combination kitchen-<llnlng ttw'd hall of all Georgia farma room There io space In 191!4 wer• devoted to paultry washing machine near production. Cash farm Income bedreoms and back door, from poultry mado up about 71 II can be curtained from view. per rent of t1tal farm mcome. The Uvinl area covers 180 The department said that by oquare !eel. Space al!o Ia pro1917 Income !rom poultry in vlded r..- • 196-oquare root car< Gtorgia will rise to nearly II port which can be put either ; per cent ol Ioiii cash receipll behind or •• the aide ol !rom !arming. h"""e ' <- The ca•h receipll !rom eggo An ARS ol!iclal oaid the JaD. . ·m Georgia will he up 17 per nera eatimated such a houae ' cent in 1917 from 1964. while can be built ru- $11,000 w the incroaae ht broiler& will be 7 f!J,IOO, dopendi"'l upan locallon. I 1 ' . ! M3fket Report FJ'. PLEASANT JJVESTOCK SALES co. ,. Fl'. PLEASANT, w. VA. Salftl)-, Jll. zz, liN "!'"·. ., - 175 IG 210 '!I to 21Heavlll 2! to 2HO: Llghll Fat 8oWI 11 to 23: to 20; Pip ll to 20 Jl to D. T-Jone Steaks •. $1-os Cube Steaks •. $]·05 ............ '. Porterhouse ~~lt. $1- 15 Beef Stew _ •. 79c Sausage Ever pick up a "bar-pin" somewhere_ . . only to disoover later it wasn't a bargain at aD? Well, you'll never make a mistake like that at AlP. Because .. ~don't sell "bargain" good1 .•. only quality merchandise at thrifty prices. !. ,... 59c Veal Steaks ,.._!:99c FRESH FROZEN SUPER-RIGHT- SMOKED 1 SMALL COOKED Z. We never mi1represent. Never. 3. Everything you buy at AlP ia guaranteed to pleiiB!' E·.. .· t!:ing. HAll ,.. So. you ean even ahop carelessly at AlP if rou like. Of coune you won't. But isn't ij nice to know we take care for you. Because we eare abQut you. '.::: - - It'• one or many. Sea Trout_ •-~~c C:OPYRIGHl 1: 19&1. fHl GREAT ATV.NTIC & PACIFIC il ~ l, 49 AMERICAN IIAUTY c· Gold1111 Hominy - Pl1ln N•vy ...... - Sp~~~hettl - llby Butter IIN111 - Pint. lllna - Pork a Beens - 0..-k W KldMr ...... -TONhiJulce. Idaho::!:. 10 ':;.69c Onions _ 10 :;_39c FLORIDA nMPLE ORANGES, Jumbo Size ...... doz. 69c c.,.. Frozen Foods! Cookies ~:~~ ~':: 39c Cherry Pie~::.. ...h 49c Frosted Ball Donuts 29c Potato Chips ~·.:.. _ :-59c ---· pkg. pk.. Morton, p,_, 6 Dtllcl0111 Flavon Cream Pies Ice Creamv':.': Orange Juice Pecan 'Pies=~ AlP ~~ 29c ::!:99c . 6 ':.. 99c ~~ 59c Cod Dctiry Foo cls CoffaqeCh~- ~~49c Fresh Eggs ':lt.=. A ..;, 45c Margarine Nut~or . 4 ~ 69c Sharp Cheese::!"_ ... 69c -IIAM tiO • LUTELY FREiaiO~US liNGO SUP e~eh time you Ylslt Jour AlP Food- Store thlf 1111y help you win one of the wonll~rfvl cash prias shown 1bove. HYOitADI BlAND POTTED MEATS , •., I "The St<n-e With A Hart""' . 1&. lb. pkg. 98e Ground Beef 3 ...... lb.1,35 pkg. VALLEY lib. pkg. e Prlcas J:ffecUvo Jan, 27-28-29 VALLEY Jl .Ful-l'alu Buu/ OGNA _. ·3 ....$1 SNOW DRIFT FROZEN NNERS t.\ I " ,': tall IIIII Withpurch1.. of 61ight bulbs 2-ply It · regul1r price $,.00 APPLE SAUCE 2:: 29c ~ . INSTANT COFFEE _•o;:sp' 6-12 OZ. BOnLES 39c COCA-COLA ,,..,. Dlpollt Jl .FIII-l'ulu Buul conAGE CHEESE c f•mllySire 30oz. arton LAC& BATHROOM TISSUE _,__ JO 80 ' DOG FOOD - FAIRMONT 4;::. 2Sc t!! ·33c . _;j... DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES SUGAR 5 ~~ 49~ :· ""': •. Whl.. Yellow Devils Food FAIRMONt ' ' ... MILK~ "I . FREE BICYCLE 26" Roadlater Given Awur Feb. 22 • roa lN. I>III'AU fJOII 4 STOKELY'S PUMPKIN 2No~~ 2Sc ~ · MARGARINE :~~[HERN 10 :~~ 89c ! I10c JERZEE EVAP MILK PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES ~~~~~E~ bo:.17c FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES ~~~~~'-"-· 89c PERMANENT ANJI. FREEZE o~::. ~;:mp -~- s1·49 SHORTENING FOR Rlgbt Reserved to Limit COLONIAL MAXWELL HOUSE A&P Br1nd Pl'llh.,..., . ' : !! .:. 57~ Pure Fresh Beef - 2 STOKELY PLAy BONUS BI NGfJ'": ;r-oc: BISCUITS a::::... . 4:: 31c --· PRIZ. SloiP 't DUJIII'S Prtp1recl MIXES Mix. Open 8 to s-Mon. Tbru iat. , I Dtvll't Food, Yellow 1nol White Cab Ml- - c-my Pl:-.1 Whitt Frosting Mix llnld Mix - Buttermilk and ey Buclrwhat Pancab Mix lt. . tult & Dumpling Mix - Butt.millc Muffin Mix - Iran Muffin PILJ,IJlUitY OR IALLMID IV*HI ROAST MARKET .... Fni•Val11 47c • I •-a- 2 !:79c '. If you lim not ahw.•cly clone so, theM'• still 111111 to pick up the Free hnus llnao ' Game lOok 11 your friendly A&P Food Store ••• 1ncl, Nmambtr, you gat ABSO PACINE y .I John ........ ~r-------------~----~~ Jane Porkor-4 Dtliciouo Flovm BfGi.lsH ROAST .... Yollow Gl.... Baked Foods! Ill. s·A -LE stu m - - - - - - o1oa. · U. S. No.1, Slzo A ! Fine Grocery Features! ·· ~C. __,,. Fresh Fruits &Vegetables! Navel Oranges -' I Perch Fillets :: 45c PmhDnuod CA&.IPORNIA SWEET, JUICY C Beef Values FOR YOU!! ARM ROAST Co;n Jtll~~o p..., Ia protection like thia a rood reuon for llhoppina' Alf " 69 ..._______ SHANK FUll znmuwCLIP THIS COUPON une••muuuu•"'i FUL • VALU GRADED GOOD QUALITY --Nil TURKEYS 1 CATn.E - Sieen 17 IAI IS.· to; Heifers 14 to tUl; Fa i Cows 14 to 17; Climer• U ~ 13.50; Bulla 17 to 211.10; Sloek Steers 19 to 23.5e; Stock Helroro 16 to 18.25; Slocl; Slelr Calveo Ia to 16; SIGel 11et11r Calva II ~ IS. VEAL CALVES- Tops SUO; Seconds 311.70; Medium Jl 10 32.80; Common aDd IUI•Ito :IG to JUO. Lun,IOMI• / : j SUiy, But PainM There aren't many_ arou~d. ' ult's the silliest looking Bobby Morse 11 "ail af b . 'So . 8 .11 a·xt a d Dick lie event I ever saw. Af er the 1 1 · lS Y nbec e first workout I couldn't get York·. • . but ~ey hav~ om_ of bed the next morning. I was Iosely assoc1aled w1th tclevJd-· auffenng · fr · ·, om sh'm n, as have Don Adamo an ,Powell sadistiCIIily told me . ck Von Dyke, who may yet lget out to the beach and toe i I ake tt on the bil ~<reen ' and heel it up. II worked. hul i I~' Hardeot Paober , 'hurt. ., .Biif the guy who's buckt"'l l "When we weot to Tokyo de$! or at I Is tall, l•nky Jill! ' location I was tnalructed by the flttt~t~, a veteran of 11 mo\'1e1 : h ;n:: h If . 1apatt<'se coac . 1115 'lil. per aps, ge mg ·one day I walked down lht rest break. right now G' T ky , s-•way , . "W lk IDZ8, o o I liiiiU Cary l .rant In (on a ' t. . th h I nd toe the ')0 Run, 1 acmg e ee a ' people got out ol my way like Almost everybody ~~:oes to see oelonged in a rubber room tir::mt's ictures, and this trme no window!!. •:,i "'II also see young Mr. · ''But now ('m good enough Hutton. it to eoter a track meet. ··This is the funniest and best l <..'Onfident r could 111flke a pretty :novie I've ever been in," aald , ~ood ohowlng. hut II should Hutlon during a lunch break ··1 :a lot of laughs in the .SIP come on the aet when J' o11 And that is ~waking. just to watch Cary the 6 foot, 4-lnch actor seeks. rant work. I've been taliilll a With luck and the 1 :eaf or two from his book." pictures. the hey may not ' '\{ ~tton 's comi ng role requires :ar off whtn the moeuls bellow: · 1U _to become a heel and toe , ~·Get me Jim Hut~!" 1 ! 1111 lb. yettrs. l .c TENDER- JUICY WELL TRIMMED CUTS ! 0 n, SIRLOIN STEAK I : · , ', I' ~t Ulllleol' ~ laieftlllloul . ln Jeel, ~· •lt!d .. HOLLYWOOD tUPll -''Gel ,.,n.er In tbt Japaneaa Olym1 me J~ek Lemm011!" pie Games. , . A college athlete, Hutton had ' That'• the inevttable ory ol to learn lhe ort of the Olymplo prodltel'l and directors ~ttb 1 walk 3 n event that draws 1 ~ophi.!!ticated {:omedy serlpt.b If twwl~ of mirth from spectators. lbey llOI't aet Lemmon I ey IAt the starting gun the athletes it4Dk the idea or walt UDIII be'• , resemble a coUectlon ol nalloht.. lwith bunions JOstling one r 't's ~eAt for Lenunon, but Ianother iD pursuit of Jayne mUrder 01 you111 movlt aom• Mansfield. i l dlans. 1 "It took me six weeke to i 1 _,_. learn how to do the heel and You think DOl! Nama uother toe with Jack Powell. He \101 funny actor "berho ~pptopro~t~: m tbe Olympics twice aDd held him in the num . • I 1 couple of world records," recent Hlutoo Ja.id. l7 t ToppiDa boulhUIIt New Y~ . The IIIOiiii 11 beiWeel HW Y~ basebiD tum llir • No Voice DopreciiUoa 11lllted me ~ 11101'1 than and 11m quarter mlllloJL Th Mls Ell added $12,000 - or what thol Item ~ (No morntnr ii.rl In 111111, .BmJ Slubldmter oil. 1 us._ machinery 'COS!3 - I ye ar. Tbe evening 1181'1 ~ Jupl· Notre Dune's lalnoUI "JI'&lr •: d 1 1 • a~ 11 opera lamger hmay ~ e u" o ml depreclaUoa allowance, ·'··OM ter Satn~ and Man Hommen" . !ootball backfteld nor ro es or ave "' re ra a a were available to opera ...,era • -· .,.. al the • ..; ·or 111 comparatively early II• wh.erewould m a at pvtnga·In U. S, Supreme Commander or '7" . -.· , . as doctors and lawyers can tu ean JII'O allied lorcee lD tile Paclllc lD -,continue ltltetr ,careen at. ever- IA!n years. ea. W"orltl War G;n. ~u A ,lhouabt lor !Itt' .da7- ' Increasing Incomes . as time Miss Elias declined In ellsMacArthur, Wllf born 1011 lbiiJ President Grover · 'Ciev• goes' by and until they decide cuss how much she eams from Tbe· Dalal Lama, poliUeal day ln,l880. land: "Our ~~ wter, u to take don their shingles. her appearances at the Met or and aplrilual ruler or Tibet, II OD :~~~~;;;;;! / u your cblel malia Beller . Hom.. Gardens' on concert lours, but she ad-'swom 10 · In 1137 uere11ta a lrull" 'Jack Lemmon Most Sought Mter Comedian in 1966 m uru!!ft ~ a. "Ill ~~tt- · m .... • I €_·o. , 1968 Income tall BUido advises that $1~ a year, or 10 per cent can be deducti.! from an II ' of --•tn tbal costs em m""" ery $12 000 and has a useful ll!e or ' · In Hollywood pictures relt>ased ,_. ... '·rner ·lol t.h2o1r.·1-o1~" ~w~:a!~~a;;;~ ~~~u~.:.t~:: · Income Tax (Ouch) Time is Just Around· the NEW YORK (UPIJ-lncome Hill Sour Note tax time is just around the But high-salaried corner and it is a time when mechanics with modest everyone seems lo regard Un- comes doctors lawyers 'bett ff cle Sam as a pickpocket. engmeers are er o Executives earning more opera Singers, accordong to than 150.1100 a year seem. to 1of u,e_leadlng stars of the f~l that any additton~l .g>ms , lropobtan Ope~a. owtil go mostly to the 1reasury. , Ro,ahnd Eloas, a mr~. And the little man - say .. •iprano who 19 so11shap Y 1 Pl~yboy mechan~r who earns less tha" could moonlight $tD,IIOO--regards the Aril 15 Bunny i! she were. not IIIIerbite u 1 little too deep. . esLed in more esthetiC pursuJta, Loud complaining also may : said wjstfully over a cup of bo heard from doctors, lawyers cof!ee recently that she thought ani! other self-employed profes- opera singers should be given .. siObal people who do not enjoy the same ronslder1tiona as cor-. the henerill of. the withholding poraflon eiOCUtiVel and ether lues. professional busines• mOD. '· Ju. II. 1M GALLON JUG 69~ : '· ' ,, MORTON'S FROZEN DINNERS I·' .. ALL VARimES FOR . �- -- - -- - ··,~· ·· - ·""' ·"'-· ··· ... ' .. • . • • I I ' II l to-DIIIt lentbm, PomflOY·Nid~leport. 0., financial Gossip I' · For lnalallce. Mill Elias noted. oilmen gel a depletion allowance while others get many dollars knocked orr their 1 me taxea !or depreciation nco or property. ~ "But operallngen 9 notrecelve these considaratlons," Miss Elias Slid. "As lhne goes by there Is a dlmlnlshlni vocal quality in tho voice." ' . , , lupo,.Riatot CLUB or you can't make an1istake atAaP y1l I •. ll >iPoultry Production Has •1~rown into Big Business .i • ! ." ' .. (lfASHfNGTON (UPIJ - Pout- per rent. Jly production, which used wbo The department oak! the pro• ,I small, runt. backyard enter- ductlon of broilers, turkeys and t')rlfe,~ hal developed into big ('ggs in Georgia provides em. bu~neu and I• getting bigger. ployment for almost 17.000 perFor example, take the chickt-!1 . sons. The agency said nearly busil'tf811 In Georgia. The Agri-: 11,000 have jobs in hatcheriel, culture Department classes i feed mills, and paultry and Georglo 11 the No. t paultry : egg proceBSing planto. Addllionproducing state, Jeading in al people are employed in trans. production and second i porting finished product 1 to o populous California in I markets outside the stlte. farm income !rom eggs. I 1 !arm incomeo !rom ! The Agriculture Regearrh Grorgia poultry in 1964 amount- ~ Service (ARS) has roduced a ed to more th<Jn $300 million, plan for a one-Ooor houae d&broiltr produdion was est!- scrlhfd as stres~tng slmpltcity mated at about fl74 million ; in design and containing many •R• brought $112 million : lur- of the d.. irable features of. keys were worth about t6 mil- larger; more.expensil'e hou.!lel. .,.. W, and sales of farm chickens ARS said the plan is adaptwere respomible for more than able to fit the needs of gro•rlnr $1 million. The value or chick~ families in many urban .and 1u. enP consumed on fMms where burh~n areas. giofn put the total well over The plan pro•ldeo !or $300 million. bedrooms, living rook, JA!e department said more and combination kitchen-<llnlng ttw'd hall of all Georgia farma room There io space In 191!4 wer• devoted to paultry washing machine near production. Cash farm Income bedreoms and back door, from poultry mado up about 71 II can be curtained from view. per rent of t1tal farm mcome. The Uvinl area covers 180 The department said that by oquare !eel. Space al!o Ia pro1917 Income !rom poultry in vlded r..- • 196-oquare root car< Gtorgia will rise to nearly II port which can be put either ; per cent ol Ioiii cash receipll behind or •• the aide ol !rom !arming. h"""e ' <- The ca•h receipll !rom eggo An ARS ol!iclal oaid the JaD. . ·m Georgia will he up 17 per nera eatimated such a houae ' cent in 1917 from 1964. while can be built ru- $11,000 w the incroaae ht broiler& will be 7 f!J,IOO, dopendi"'l upan locallon. I 1 ' . ! M3fket Report FJ'. PLEASANT JJVESTOCK SALES co. ,. Fl'. PLEASANT, w. VA. Salftl)-, Jll. zz, liN "!'"·. ., - 175 IG 210 '!I to 21Heavlll 2! to 2HO: Llghll Fat 8oWI 11 to 23: to 20; Pip ll to 20 Jl to D. T-Jone Steaks •. $1-os Cube Steaks •. $]·05 ............ '. Porterhouse ~~lt. $1- 15 Beef Stew _ •. 79c Sausage Ever pick up a "bar-pin" somewhere_ . . only to disoover later it wasn't a bargain at aD? Well, you'll never make a mistake like that at AlP. Because .. ~don't sell "bargain" good1 .•. only quality merchandise at thrifty prices. !. ,... 59c Veal Steaks ,.._!:99c FRESH FROZEN SUPER-RIGHT- SMOKED 1 SMALL COOKED Z. We never mi1represent. Never. 3. Everything you buy at AlP ia guaranteed to pleiiB!' E·.. .· t!:ing. HAll ,.. So. you ean even ahop carelessly at AlP if rou like. Of coune you won't. But isn't ij nice to know we take care for you. Because we eare abQut you. '.::: - - It'• one or many. Sea Trout_ •-~~c C:OPYRIGHl 1: 19&1. fHl GREAT ATV.NTIC & PACIFIC il ~ l, 49 AMERICAN IIAUTY c· Gold1111 Hominy - Pl1ln N•vy ...... - Sp~~~hettl - llby Butter IIN111 - Pint. lllna - Pork a Beens - 0..-k W KldMr ...... -TONhiJulce. Idaho::!:. 10 ':;.69c Onions _ 10 :;_39c FLORIDA nMPLE ORANGES, Jumbo Size ...... doz. 69c c.,.. Frozen Foods! Cookies ~:~~ ~':: 39c Cherry Pie~::.. ...h 49c Frosted Ball Donuts 29c Potato Chips ~·.:.. _ :-59c ---· pkg. pk.. Morton, p,_, 6 Dtllcl0111 Flavon Cream Pies Ice Creamv':.': Orange Juice Pecan 'Pies=~ AlP ~~ 29c ::!:99c . 6 ':.. 99c ~~ 59c Cod Dctiry Foo cls CoffaqeCh~- ~~49c Fresh Eggs ':lt.=. A ..;, 45c Margarine Nut~or . 4 ~ 69c Sharp Cheese::!"_ ... 69c -IIAM tiO • LUTELY FREiaiO~US liNGO SUP e~eh time you Ylslt Jour AlP Food- Store thlf 1111y help you win one of the wonll~rfvl cash prias shown 1bove. HYOitADI BlAND POTTED MEATS , •., I "The St<n-e With A Hart""' . 1&. lb. pkg. 98e Ground Beef 3 ...... lb.1,35 pkg. VALLEY lib. pkg. e Prlcas J:ffecUvo Jan, 27-28-29 VALLEY Jl .Ful-l'alu Buu/ OGNA _. ·3 ....$1 SNOW DRIFT FROZEN NNERS t.\ I " ,': tall IIIII Withpurch1.. of 61ight bulbs 2-ply It · regul1r price $,.00 APPLE SAUCE 2:: 29c ~ . INSTANT COFFEE _•o;:sp' 6-12 OZ. BOnLES 39c COCA-COLA ,,..,. Dlpollt Jl .FIII-l'ulu Buul conAGE CHEESE c f•mllySire 30oz. arton LAC& BATHROOM TISSUE _,__ JO 80 ' DOG FOOD - FAIRMONT 4;::. 2Sc t!! ·33c . _;j... DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES SUGAR 5 ~~ 49~ :· ""': •. Whl.. Yellow Devils Food FAIRMONt ' ' ... MILK~ "I . FREE BICYCLE 26" Roadlater Given Awur Feb. 22 • roa lN. I>III'AU fJOII 4 STOKELY'S PUMPKIN 2No~~ 2Sc ~ · MARGARINE :~~[HERN 10 :~~ 89c ! I10c JERZEE EVAP MILK PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES ~~~~~E~ bo:.17c FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES ~~~~~'-"-· 89c PERMANENT ANJI. FREEZE o~::. ~;:mp -~- s1·49 SHORTENING FOR Rlgbt Reserved to Limit COLONIAL MAXWELL HOUSE A&P Br1nd Pl'llh.,..., . ' : !! .:. 57~ Pure Fresh Beef - 2 STOKELY PLAy BONUS BI NGfJ'": ;r-oc: BISCUITS a::::... . 4:: 31c --· PRIZ. SloiP 't DUJIII'S Prtp1recl MIXES Mix. Open 8 to s-Mon. Tbru iat. , I Dtvll't Food, Yellow 1nol White Cab Ml- - c-my Pl:-.1 Whitt Frosting Mix llnld Mix - Buttermilk and ey Buclrwhat Pancab Mix lt. . tult & Dumpling Mix - Butt.millc Muffin Mix - Iran Muffin PILJ,IJlUitY OR IALLMID IV*HI ROAST MARKET .... Fni•Val11 47c • I •-a- 2 !:79c '. If you lim not ahw.•cly clone so, theM'• still 111111 to pick up the Free hnus llnao ' Game lOok 11 your friendly A&P Food Store ••• 1ncl, Nmambtr, you gat ABSO PACINE y .I John ........ ~r-------------~----~~ Jane Porkor-4 Dtliciouo Flovm BfGi.lsH ROAST .... Yollow Gl.... Baked Foods! Ill. s·A -LE stu m - - - - - - o1oa. · U. S. No.1, Slzo A ! Fine Grocery Features! ·· ~C. __,,. Fresh Fruits &Vegetables! Navel Oranges -' I Perch Fillets :: 45c PmhDnuod CA&.IPORNIA SWEET, JUICY C Beef Values FOR YOU!! ARM ROAST Co;n Jtll~~o p..., Ia protection like thia a rood reuon for llhoppina' Alf " 69 ..._______ SHANK FUll znmuwCLIP THIS COUPON une••muuuu•"'i FUL • VALU GRADED GOOD QUALITY --Nil TURKEYS 1 CATn.E - Sieen 17 IAI IS.· to; Heifers 14 to tUl; Fa i Cows 14 to 17; Climer• U ~ 13.50; Bulla 17 to 211.10; Sloek Steers 19 to 23.5e; Stock Helroro 16 to 18.25; Slocl; Slelr Calveo Ia to 16; SIGel 11et11r Calva II ~ IS. VEAL CALVES- Tops SUO; Seconds 311.70; Medium Jl 10 32.80; Common aDd IUI•Ito :IG to JUO. Lun,IOMI• / : j SUiy, But PainM There aren't many_ arou~d. ' ult's the silliest looking Bobby Morse 11 "ail af b . 'So . 8 .11 a·xt a d Dick lie event I ever saw. Af er the 1 1 · lS Y nbec e first workout I couldn't get York·. • . but ~ey hav~ om_ of bed the next morning. I was Iosely assoc1aled w1th tclevJd-· auffenng · fr · ·, om sh'm n, as have Don Adamo an ,Powell sadistiCIIily told me . ck Von Dyke, who may yet lget out to the beach and toe i I ake tt on the bil ~<reen ' and heel it up. II worked. hul i I~' Hardeot Paober , 'hurt. ., .Biif the guy who's buckt"'l l "When we weot to Tokyo de$! or at I Is tall, l•nky Jill! ' location I was tnalructed by the flttt~t~, a veteran of 11 mo\'1e1 : h ;n:: h If . 1apatt<'se coac . 1115 'lil. per aps, ge mg ·one day I walked down lht rest break. right now G' T ky , s-•way , . "W lk IDZ8, o o I liiiiU Cary l .rant In (on a ' t. . th h I nd toe the ')0 Run, 1 acmg e ee a ' people got out ol my way like Almost everybody ~~:oes to see oelonged in a rubber room tir::mt's ictures, and this trme no window!!. •:,i "'II also see young Mr. · ''But now ('m good enough Hutton. it to eoter a track meet. ··This is the funniest and best l <..'Onfident r could 111flke a pretty :novie I've ever been in," aald , ~ood ohowlng. hut II should Hutlon during a lunch break ··1 :a lot of laughs in the .SIP come on the aet when J' o11 And that is ~waking. just to watch Cary the 6 foot, 4-lnch actor seeks. rant work. I've been taliilll a With luck and the 1 :eaf or two from his book." pictures. the hey may not ' '\{ ~tton 's comi ng role requires :ar off whtn the moeuls bellow: · 1U _to become a heel and toe , ~·Get me Jim Hut~!" 1 ! 1111 lb. yettrs. l .c TENDER- JUICY WELL TRIMMED CUTS ! 0 n, SIRLOIN STEAK I : · , ', I' ~t Ulllleol' ~ laieftlllloul . ln Jeel, ~· •lt!d .. HOLLYWOOD tUPll -''Gel ,.,n.er In tbt Japaneaa Olym1 me J~ek Lemm011!" pie Games. , . A college athlete, Hutton had ' That'• the inevttable ory ol to learn lhe ort of the Olymplo prodltel'l and directors ~ttb 1 walk 3 n event that draws 1 ~ophi.!!ticated {:omedy serlpt.b If twwl~ of mirth from spectators. lbey llOI't aet Lemmon I ey IAt the starting gun the athletes it4Dk the idea or walt UDIII be'• , resemble a coUectlon ol nalloht.. lwith bunions JOstling one r 't's ~eAt for Lenunon, but Ianother iD pursuit of Jayne mUrder 01 you111 movlt aom• Mansfield. i l dlans. 1 "It took me six weeke to i 1 _,_. learn how to do the heel and You think DOl! Nama uother toe with Jack Powell. He \101 funny actor "berho ~pptopro~t~: m tbe Olympics twice aDd held him in the num . • I 1 couple of world records," recent Hlutoo Ja.id. l7 t ToppiDa boulhUIIt New Y~ . The IIIOiiii 11 beiWeel HW Y~ basebiD tum llir • No Voice DopreciiUoa 11lllted me ~ 11101'1 than and 11m quarter mlllloJL Th Mls Ell added $12,000 - or what thol Item ~ (No morntnr ii.rl In 111111, .BmJ Slubldmter oil. 1 us._ machinery 'COS!3 - I ye ar. Tbe evening 1181'1 ~ Jupl· Notre Dune's lalnoUI "JI'&lr •: d 1 1 • a~ 11 opera lamger hmay ~ e u" o ml depreclaUoa allowance, ·'··OM ter Satn~ and Man Hommen" . !ootball backfteld nor ro es or ave "' re ra a a were available to opera ...,era • -· .,.. al the • ..; ·or 111 comparatively early II• wh.erewould m a at pvtnga·In U. S, Supreme Commander or '7" . -.· , . as doctors and lawyers can tu ean JII'O allied lorcee lD tile Paclllc lD -,continue ltltetr ,careen at. ever- IA!n years. ea. W"orltl War G;n. ~u A ,lhouabt lor !Itt' .da7- ' Increasing Incomes . as time Miss Elias declined In ellsMacArthur, Wllf born 1011 lbiiJ President Grover · 'Ciev• goes' by and until they decide cuss how much she eams from Tbe· Dalal Lama, poliUeal day ln,l880. land: "Our ~~ wter, u to take don their shingles. her appearances at the Met or and aplrilual ruler or Tibet, II OD :~~~~;;;;;! / u your cblel malia Beller . Hom.. Gardens' on concert lours, but she ad-'swom 10 · In 1137 uere11ta a lrull" 'Jack Lemmon Most Sought Mter Comedian in 1966 m uru!!ft ~ a. "Ill ~~tt- · m .... • I €_·o. , 1968 Income tall BUido advises that $1~ a year, or 10 per cent can be deducti.! from an II ' of --•tn tbal costs em m""" ery $12 000 and has a useful ll!e or ' · In Hollywood pictures relt>ased ,_. ... '·rner ·lol t.h2o1r.·1-o1~" ~w~:a!~~a;;;~ ~~~u~.:.t~:: · Income Tax (Ouch) Time is Just Around· the NEW YORK (UPIJ-lncome Hill Sour Note tax time is just around the But high-salaried corner and it is a time when mechanics with modest everyone seems lo regard Un- comes doctors lawyers 'bett ff cle Sam as a pickpocket. engmeers are er o Executives earning more opera Singers, accordong to than 150.1100 a year seem. to 1of u,e_leadlng stars of the f~l that any additton~l .g>ms , lropobtan Ope~a. owtil go mostly to the 1reasury. , Ro,ahnd Eloas, a mr~. And the little man - say .. •iprano who 19 so11shap Y 1 Pl~yboy mechan~r who earns less tha" could moonlight $tD,IIOO--regards the Aril 15 Bunny i! she were. not IIIIerbite u 1 little too deep. . esLed in more esthetiC pursuJta, Loud complaining also may : said wjstfully over a cup of bo heard from doctors, lawyers cof!ee recently that she thought ani! other self-employed profes- opera singers should be given .. siObal people who do not enjoy the same ronslder1tiona as cor-. the henerill of. the withholding poraflon eiOCUtiVel and ether lues. professional busines• mOD. '· Ju. II. 1M GALLON JUG 69~ : '· ' ,, MORTON'S FROZEN DINNERS I·' .. ALL VARimES FOR . �~ · · ·..--. ~ ···" ·-··· · ~ / 1' ')' ·~ liN CIASIY '' Classified Ads Your Modern Community B.Q11etin BOard \ =:'~n •uo ~k U' .\Nl AD INfORM ~'i ON 2 SIGNS DEADLINES Iefort l'ubllc.. lon , CANCILLATIONS QUAliTY CORRECTIONS Will •• .cupttd until • :DO A. M. For DIY ot PubUttfiOft IIGULATIONS Tht l'ublithtr rntrvll tRt right . . tdlt o r rtjttt tny oldt lletmtd obltctionablt. Errors thOuld bt rtpOr1-.ci lmtntdittely. Tnt II'Ublllhtr will not be l'tSPOMiblt for mort ttltn ont lncornct lnnrllon. Pomeroy Motor Co. Clll Mtl'ldly DhdiiM ' ; I)Q A. M, For Wont Ad ..rvlu 4 Ctn 1 ptr !Nord ' " ' lnltrtlon Minimum ChtrP .0 ctntl U Ctnll ptr word tor Thrn Conucutlvt lnttrUont 10 per unl Dlt.eount on Jlld tdl .... •• paid wltnm lO din. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARIIS lUIS fer 5I word minimum. loch tddltlontl word lc, bulldozer heater radiator amallest core, to tbe smrr •ouiPMENT phon• number with hour. UUi 1 1 n WY "21"• ~ It lb. OuPurreOwlleenf. - Pcnne- ' :~~rro n 20 O., 1 'Ove'-s Employment 2 p.ni. ; ' &liD &" 1 Nbeol -I'UirN{8 -.....!. 11 .,,_ -1 ;n _ _. 2·2156 · , · J!uch•N!n. ,,:,;,\: Tbe gellon - - - - - - NCh rice, vUlM. II Tile Fabrtt Shoo. POmeroy paid 1travel, _housing, food, Authorized Singer Sales Atlantic. lllllb salary jobs. 1 I Melltodlst Cburcb wiD , meet 'l'lntnday afternoon at' the 1. Sugar 1 1 CARRIER NEEDED ~ RENEW PRECIOUS FADING PORTRAITS! , .1.111 .i. . $ li 11t Felrmont Help Wanted FOR SALE ----~----- - - --------Fla. 333U7 Whole l(rs. Hallie Smith, Mrs. John. IS THE Cilm·n Journal and Columbus ZIG ZAG OMATIC well k Hog_ lb. Ketcbka, Mra. Herbert ChamI TIME TO PLACE YOUR DISpall'h boys. for \1idrlleporl ' k , h' Mnokwn , Wanted To Buy Instructions herii and Miss Bess Sanborn. · , ld b . mo e sewmg mac me. -a es an d Pomeroy. ,., 1so. o r.r o~ bu h I bt The Riverview Garden Club ORDER lor LIMESTONE tton o es sews on u tons ' or man for cor toutc. C' < lll ' '1 ANTIQUE F'urm:ure, d1shrs TRUCK Drivers, semi or Finest lb. will meet Thursday, Jan. 'rJ at WY 2·2fi:H. 1 26 Stc monogram~. patches, darns, FOR DRIVEWAYS AND I straighl, ages 21-10. Some 1 Quality - - - • bag 7:30 p.m . .at the home of Mrs. mic::rellaneous Cul l or wnte etc.. all Wlihout attachments. I PARKING AREAS. I experience helpful but not ncWilson, co-hostes! will be Mrs. How<. rd CeciL 800 W ~ .--------'--·, Fu ll baloncc due $59.29 or Sfi Main St . Pomeroy. I essary. you can ••rd over $3 :·~,.,.,.,...,.,...,...,...,,...,,.,.,.,.,..,.,,....,...,~1 Mrs. Frank Wise. PHONE IN EVENINGS. per month. Call WY 2-6555. 6 29 tk , ' per hour after short training. JAN. !I I 25 _________ i For application write The W.C.T.U. will meet II ' Wide Semi ivision, 1255 , Friday eveomg, Jan. 28 at the 1TAPE RECORDER, 1965 Notice - ---, Corwin Avenue, Hamilton, Heath Methodist Church at UO el . This set just like new. l Fine ton.. Electric J>lr!able. : Ohio. Or call 51 5 3 tc will Du.d track, 5 inch reels, 2 RUTLAND speed. Just $65.25. I 1256tc 1 Apply WY 2·2156 'STEREO PHONE WY ••v _..DillY_ ..BUT,)'OIJ """w IIII(JPaWJW/C 1!'6 RA!liiVIIlG'All~ 1'M GE111NG A~,.;fH)W, Unci. - - - - AU trades truck driver to I . 'J'h AJn.....l-• T .4..1..,.. J.:..-1 g._cw........rmJI...... 11 · -eof "-'No.• -~ ao~n::w will meet '1\!esdlly, at 7:30 at the Legion haD. Mrs• m .....,. "'••- -•Aent ...., ~ ~.es Ol homo "' POMEROY, OHIO •nuL T PRODUCING WANT AD ....... rul ""'"''" '''""'"' on ... ACTUAL EQUlPMJ:NT of yoUr eholce tm:ludinl the ~EW uoo. field matat:eunee and oott OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. TO I"LACE A lara:est truek From the »=...rea:i~;:~.f·::.:: Low mileage by 1 owner, spotless clean interior, aqua finish. whitewall tires show little wear, automatic tran,. mission. If you want a Buick, there Is none fJner than this car. · RADIATOR 5ER 1 E WEEIU.Y FOR trained operaton. POWER $1795 A !, ·L · E vc ~:JJ~~~y ~N~UCI'I.= Low mileage, good tires, in A·l condition. I 9~ M(lrcury Park lane 4 Door $599 Hardtop Sedan. Full power, automatic, ready to roll. llturctay 1: ~0 A. M. to 11:00 Noon ' IT'S SO I!ASY Eq.,:.:.~p EXPERIENCED . Bachner.,SSuper .M.arkel elrurbh, u:· ~n1:W~ TtlesdaJ, Ground Beef 49c w·•-ter ..... a••-AR'S J9 ::=. f sh . c . p.m., I J. c .~~·~.:~'.,!:'.=''.~::'' . . . ,. ,_ ... ..... •':•:::'.,. ~~~;;;;;;;;:~~~~~~~ ··· re tt s - ,..., 19. . ~~~·--·---. . · · ...~! ~eqt,,e. ! p0'IaI~ . 1:0· · ·.. •(J!Ii• ~::::ru:!~:O!t~' bM:~Jt ~~~~~~7ifra. W aum~'!~ :::~. ;"!,";:~~j, :.~~~!: Milk . '0ltc• -~·C~ck o6~:~th Ch M 2 ' , . • . Sen!~ ;:··~~:.'·o~~~~a ~:!' · OC ilk ~. 49C :;~·•:a:,· :~;;::·~~ wva sausage 59C NOW Ope.... "".., P<"'f1eroy Motor Co. OFFICE tiOURS l :lt A. M. to 5:00 1". M. Dally ''W~!I chunks, pick up load; 2 loads. 'Phone WY 2-2954. size. 1960 Rambler Station Wagon _ _ _ $499 1963 Buick LeS.bre 4 Door ....-.us . . 1 SOCt\L ·~ .I~ INMASoNl CA. ND., R• aus~n- Servl•~·;.\;~~~~s.~rv~~·;·~r-:-p~~~~~~~~~- Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 26, 1 P . M. Dey ~ r'lr I s ~cKI MEEK By KING GASOLINE ALLEY S9c LOVE SHAU.BE VICTORIOUS! I ! 1 3-$ ;~ Shri·ver Sees EVO1Ut•JOn, Not Revolution in his Job .~m:~mM~~er~son 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL By ART THE lORN LOSER '{01) I3)Cl\IJ hi::l/iij.~'iSiii'Pciiw:W:K'I,_i'i~UiwiRiJRI.I 'iout»! and haveo as many extra f.mnts m<~d e <IS yo u wisll. DICK TRACY FOR ~ALE GROVER'S STUDIO By HAROLD GRAY LlnLE ORPHAN ANNI& :-rrl_ '0. /JMMFQT:ME? ~ USES VJOOD "CI:!l::t!J-'tJCi-1 AS NOW·, 8AKU'l~. fvlr\f<ING 1-'FES.C:RVES, BOILING CLOTH ES ~ NCP~ I 8ES1Df5, ~IF.LD WORK TAKES ~~· COULOH'T Y'LEAV~ IT UP ~VERY HOUR IN SUMMWf 11J. UJ.T !T tlGW, u:: YOU'LL PIL6 ITf .t:. ~~ ,, •rrL A UTnE LATER~ ABBIE AND SLATS FOUH HOOM fu rn , hrd apartment. WY 2-31i58. II 15 tfc fffOOM.~- h~1i~-,1nd- ga--;.~·ge, 9181 Locust SL, rrar. Call Marttn Restauran t. WY 2.-9913. I 7 trc THR EE and -ffJu r rooiTi- ruiflishtd and unfurnishrd aparlments. WY •-5434. 12 6 tfc - FIJRNIEHED, -4 roo;;;, and · balh. apartrnenl in Pomeroy. W\' 2·3975. 12 31 tfc I ROOM turnished aparlment for rent Phone WY 2-2776. AI· ter 5 p m. Phone WY 2-3574. Rowl ey and Reed Hardware. II I tfc I ' By BRANNER 01!1<NI!,1 ~I!A~VIA"I!li. GRAPE-VINE lHAT YOU1RC. I,Q\4••• 1 ~KING ON 311101!0'5 8Rir:>\l GOWN. MAY t TR~A ~I~L= E~ k-~~~--- ~00 - UW ~EE rTf 1ge ar.d water. Brown'& I'ratl er Park !St ate Approved) Minersville, Ohio, t"boDe W\ 1-3324. I 15 tic t 1649 Lincoln Hgts.' 2 bedroom t house_ Beautiful Birch kitcncn cabinels. Phone • WY 2-5127. I 4 lfc I rwo abbr. 39. Go aboard a ship 41 . SIIU"'lese TRAILER SPACES for renl in the Village of Middl eport Call WY 2-3346 or WY i-2186 or WY 2-31!0~. II 30 lie = province: mone tary Unit 43. Pronunciu- tion mark 44. ·Kitchen BUGS lUNNY ' utens1l 45. Guide Livestock --=-;· - ·- - - - - -- ' FOR SALE • 5 year old bay horse, .lerfiey cow. and GuerDcow. Set of Ford Plows. 9-3193. I 20 3tp Help Wanted -- - CASH? Sell famou< nJI~ Aerotred Shoes. Full time. High commisplus bo•us. Complete for men and women. '~==~~ furnished Gordon Rae, fr ee. Dlstricl 3584 Darbyshire ,tl!ti!IDibus, Ohio, Zip 1 26 3tc -UQCB~UEJOBJ Yesterday'• C•ypboqaoto: TIME- THAT 8U11AK AND NARROW lSTHio!UI BlilTWIIIIIN 'l'WO Ellfilrirt.ilill. - COLTON IE'JU!U ............_ _ -· • I ' '' •'J"" 1' .. t. ,-,, By RALPH H&IMDA."'I. �~ · · ·..--. ~ ···" ·-··· · ~ / 1' ')' ·~ liN CIASIY '' Classified Ads Your Modern Community B.Q11etin BOard \ =:'~n •uo ~k U' .\Nl AD INfORM ~'i ON 2 SIGNS DEADLINES Iefort l'ubllc.. lon , CANCILLATIONS QUAliTY CORRECTIONS Will •• .cupttd until • :DO A. M. For DIY ot PubUttfiOft IIGULATIONS Tht l'ublithtr rntrvll tRt right . . tdlt o r rtjttt tny oldt lletmtd obltctionablt. Errors thOuld bt rtpOr1-.ci lmtntdittely. Tnt II'Ublllhtr will not be l'tSPOMiblt for mort ttltn ont lncornct lnnrllon. Pomeroy Motor Co. Clll Mtl'ldly DhdiiM ' ; I)Q A. M, For Wont Ad ..rvlu 4 Ctn 1 ptr !Nord ' " ' lnltrtlon Minimum ChtrP .0 ctntl U Ctnll ptr word tor Thrn Conucutlvt lnttrUont 10 per unl Dlt.eount on Jlld tdl .... •• paid wltnm lO din. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARIIS lUIS fer 5I word minimum. loch tddltlontl word lc, bulldozer heater radiator amallest core, to tbe smrr •ouiPMENT phon• number with hour. UUi 1 1 n WY "21"• ~ It lb. OuPurreOwlleenf. - Pcnne- ' :~~rro n 20 O., 1 'Ove'-s Employment 2 p.ni. ; ' &liD &" 1 Nbeol -I'UirN{8 -.....!. 11 .,,_ -1 ;n _ _. 2·2156 · , · J!uch•N!n. ,,:,;,\: Tbe gellon - - - - - - NCh rice, vUlM. II Tile Fabrtt Shoo. POmeroy paid 1travel, _housing, food, Authorized Singer Sales Atlantic. lllllb salary jobs. 1 I Melltodlst Cburcb wiD , meet 'l'lntnday afternoon at' the 1. Sugar 1 1 CARRIER NEEDED ~ RENEW PRECIOUS FADING PORTRAITS! , .1.111 .i. . $ li 11t Felrmont Help Wanted FOR SALE ----~----- - - --------Fla. 333U7 Whole l(rs. Hallie Smith, Mrs. John. IS THE Cilm·n Journal and Columbus ZIG ZAG OMATIC well k Hog_ lb. Ketcbka, Mra. Herbert ChamI TIME TO PLACE YOUR DISpall'h boys. for \1idrlleporl ' k , h' Mnokwn , Wanted To Buy Instructions herii and Miss Bess Sanborn. · , ld b . mo e sewmg mac me. -a es an d Pomeroy. ,., 1so. o r.r o~ bu h I bt The Riverview Garden Club ORDER lor LIMESTONE tton o es sews on u tons ' or man for cor toutc. C' < lll ' '1 ANTIQUE F'urm:ure, d1shrs TRUCK Drivers, semi or Finest lb. will meet Thursday, Jan. 'rJ at WY 2·2fi:H. 1 26 Stc monogram~. patches, darns, FOR DRIVEWAYS AND I straighl, ages 21-10. Some 1 Quality - - - • bag 7:30 p.m . .at the home of Mrs. mic::rellaneous Cul l or wnte etc.. all Wlihout attachments. I PARKING AREAS. I experience helpful but not ncWilson, co-hostes! will be Mrs. How<. rd CeciL 800 W ~ .--------'--·, Fu ll baloncc due $59.29 or Sfi Main St . Pomeroy. I essary. you can ••rd over $3 :·~,.,.,.,...,.,...,...,...,,...,,.,.,.,.,..,.,,....,...,~1 Mrs. Frank Wise. PHONE IN EVENINGS. per month. Call WY 2-6555. 6 29 tk , ' per hour after short training. JAN. !I I 25 _________ i For application write The W.C.T.U. will meet II ' Wide Semi ivision, 1255 , Friday eveomg, Jan. 28 at the 1TAPE RECORDER, 1965 Notice - ---, Corwin Avenue, Hamilton, Heath Methodist Church at UO el . This set just like new. l Fine ton.. Electric J>lr!able. : Ohio. Or call 51 5 3 tc will Du.d track, 5 inch reels, 2 RUTLAND speed. Just $65.25. I 1256tc 1 Apply WY 2·2156 'STEREO PHONE WY ••v _..DillY_ ..BUT,)'OIJ """w IIII(JPaWJW/C 1!'6 RA!liiVIIlG'All~ 1'M GE111NG A~,.;fH)W, Unci. - - - - AU trades truck driver to I . 'J'h AJn.....l-• T .4..1..,.. J.:..-1 g._cw........rmJI...... 11 · -eof "-'No.• -~ ao~n::w will meet '1\!esdlly, at 7:30 at the Legion haD. Mrs• m .....,. "'••- -•Aent ...., ~ ~.es Ol homo "' POMEROY, OHIO •nuL T PRODUCING WANT AD ....... rul ""'"''" '''""'"' on ... ACTUAL EQUlPMJ:NT of yoUr eholce tm:ludinl the ~EW uoo. field matat:eunee and oott OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. TO I"LACE A lara:est truek From the »=...rea:i~;:~.f·::.:: Low mileage by 1 owner, spotless clean interior, aqua finish. whitewall tires show little wear, automatic tran,. mission. If you want a Buick, there Is none fJner than this car. · RADIATOR 5ER 1 E WEEIU.Y FOR trained operaton. POWER $1795 A !, ·L · E vc ~:JJ~~~y ~N~UCI'I.= Low mileage, good tires, in A·l condition. I 9~ M(lrcury Park lane 4 Door $599 Hardtop Sedan. Full power, automatic, ready to roll. llturctay 1: ~0 A. M. to 11:00 Noon ' IT'S SO I!ASY Eq.,:.:.~p EXPERIENCED . Bachner.,SSuper .M.arkel elrurbh, u:· ~n1:W~ TtlesdaJ, Ground Beef 49c w·•-ter ..... a••-AR'S J9 ::=. f sh . c . p.m., I J. c .~~·~.:~'.,!:'.=''.~::'' . . . ,. ,_ ... ..... •':•:::'.,. ~~~;;;;;;;;:~~~~~~~ ··· re tt s - ,..., 19. . ~~~·--·---. . · · ...~! ~eqt,,e. ! p0'IaI~ . 1:0· · ·.. •(J!Ii• ~::::ru:!~:O!t~' bM:~Jt ~~~~~~7ifra. W aum~'!~ :::~. ;"!,";:~~j, :.~~~!: Milk . '0ltc• -~·C~ck o6~:~th Ch M 2 ' , . • . Sen!~ ;:··~~:.'·o~~~~a ~:!' · OC ilk ~. 49C :;~·•:a:,· :~;;::·~~ wva sausage 59C NOW Ope.... "".., P<"'f1eroy Motor Co. OFFICE tiOURS l :lt A. M. to 5:00 1". M. Dally ''W~!I chunks, pick up load; 2 loads. 'Phone WY 2-2954. size. 1960 Rambler Station Wagon _ _ _ $499 1963 Buick LeS.bre 4 Door ....-.us . . 1 SOCt\L ·~ .I~ INMASoNl CA. ND., R• aus~n- Servl•~·;.\;~~~~s.~rv~~·;·~r-:-p~~~~~~~~~- Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 26, 1 P . M. Dey ~ r'lr I s ~cKI MEEK By KING GASOLINE ALLEY S9c LOVE SHAU.BE VICTORIOUS! I ! 1 3-$ ;~ Shri·ver Sees EVO1Ut•JOn, Not Revolution in his Job .~m:~mM~~er~son 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL By ART THE lORN LOSER '{01) I3)Cl\IJ hi::l/iij.~'iSiii'Pciiw:W:K'I,_i'i~UiwiRiJRI.I 'iout»! and haveo as many extra f.mnts m<~d e <IS yo u wisll. DICK TRACY FOR ~ALE GROVER'S STUDIO By HAROLD GRAY LlnLE ORPHAN ANNI& :-rrl_ '0. /JMMFQT:ME? ~ USES VJOOD "CI:!l::t!J-'tJCi-1 AS NOW·, 8AKU'l~. fvlr\f<ING 1-'FES.C:RVES, BOILING CLOTH ES ~ NCP~ I 8ES1Df5, ~IF.LD WORK TAKES ~~· COULOH'T Y'LEAV~ IT UP ~VERY HOUR IN SUMMWf 11J. UJ.T !T tlGW, u:: YOU'LL PIL6 ITf .t:. ~~ ,, •rrL A UTnE LATER~ ABBIE AND SLATS FOUH HOOM fu rn , hrd apartment. WY 2-31i58. II 15 tfc fffOOM.~- h~1i~-,1nd- ga--;.~·ge, 9181 Locust SL, rrar. Call Marttn Restauran t. WY 2.-9913. I 7 trc THR EE and -ffJu r rooiTi- ruiflishtd and unfurnishrd aparlments. WY •-5434. 12 6 tfc - FIJRNIEHED, -4 roo;;;, and · balh. apartrnenl in Pomeroy. W\' 2·3975. 12 31 tfc I ROOM turnished aparlment for rent Phone WY 2-2776. AI· ter 5 p m. Phone WY 2-3574. Rowl ey and Reed Hardware. II I tfc I ' By BRANNER 01!1<NI!,1 ~I!A~VIA"I!li. GRAPE-VINE lHAT YOU1RC. I,Q\4••• 1 ~KING ON 311101!0'5 8Rir:>\l GOWN. MAY t TR~A ~I~L= E~ k-~~~--- ~00 - UW ~EE rTf 1ge ar.d water. Brown'& I'ratl er Park !St ate Approved) Minersville, Ohio, t"boDe W\ 1-3324. I 15 tic t 1649 Lincoln Hgts.' 2 bedroom t house_ Beautiful Birch kitcncn cabinels. Phone • WY 2-5127. I 4 lfc I rwo abbr. 39. Go aboard a ship 41 . SIIU"'lese TRAILER SPACES for renl in the Village of Middl eport Call WY 2-3346 or WY i-2186 or WY 2-31!0~. II 30 lie = province: mone tary Unit 43. Pronunciu- tion mark 44. ·Kitchen BUGS lUNNY ' utens1l 45. Guide Livestock --=-;· - ·- - - - - -- ' FOR SALE • 5 year old bay horse, .lerfiey cow. and GuerDcow. Set of Ford Plows. 9-3193. I 20 3tp Help Wanted -- - CASH? Sell famou< nJI~ Aerotred Shoes. Full time. High commisplus bo•us. Complete for men and women. '~==~~ furnished Gordon Rae, fr ee. Dlstricl 3584 Darbyshire ,tl!ti!IDibus, Ohio, Zip 1 26 3tc -UQCB~UEJOBJ Yesterday'• C•ypboqaoto: TIME- THAT 8U11AK AND NARROW lSTHio!UI BlilTWIIIIIN 'l'WO Ellfilrirt.ilill. - COLTON IE'JU!U ............_ _ -· • I ' '' •'J"" 1' .. t. ,-,, By RALPH H&IMDA."'I. �·: ' ' ' ' ' ' ·= ~~~y·• ~ ... :. ..ePtesent Pro.ram?' Growers '-~~UII&fj ~· I , • 1h"n {! ' ;. wiMI Is 1 • .ttl. IIIII 0111o FUm llllen Tah"• Olmm'tbo, tf Glllla untr etwot4 1ro111 'U,SJI.A. , . . _ .-t held Ia Mafnllle, Ky• .,. SatIIIIIQ, Jr. D IIIII IIIIIIIIIUfld feUewiDCIIIIarmatloo b ll'tl Jean II less than 10 per emt of the average, thai year II ellJDI. nated and the average o1 the romaining yeara beeame the COJIII!IURIIy yteld. liD eoundes wllh less than SOO acrea alloted, the enUre cOunly Ia eonsldered as one oommnnlty.) farmen. T)lt "natloDal average yield He predktiiUt eo 11 I goal" .la c!eflned In the legislaeroo1oo1 a1 .....,. allollr 111 linn as the ylald per aero wblch will ....., lhe 111r1q bill- 111 a aallonal basis lbe Secreneal. tary delermlnOI will improve or Insure tile usability of the ~ tobacco and Increase the net Tb1 present ~~fl ror"'" retun1s per pound to the grow. meut program ""'""" ,... era. It ll upocttd that 1ha lll8liY 7881'1 hi beplng ~ "llllloo•l nerage ;rlold pi'' pilei re• Nr ...U 1D Unt lor burl., lor 1llltl will bubout : wltll domaDd. PrieH ncelvtd J,OOO poundt per acrre. by growers beve been favor• u lbo "preliminary'' lor a bll. Colli lo the llomllmeut fartll Is below 811 per . . ot for prlco IUPporla on tobacco the commllllily av•age !leld, It have been relaU Nly 11D811. Ia Increased to 10 per -.,t ol lluriog lbe moat recent lour tho aommunlty ;rleld. marloatlag Ji&rl, ho111nr, bur- H the "peelrnhw • yield ley produeilm baa ..-led for o ferm It more thaa 1JO per disappearance (domestic usage cent of the community yield, It plus exports) by 288 million is reduced by averaging It wltb pounds. This resulted m I he the "national average, yield build-up of a surplus. The carry· goal," but no farm's "prallmlover of old crop burley In tbe =-._ _ _ _ _,_:.__ _ I Inventories of manufacturers and dealera and under Government loan on October 1, 1965. beginning of the current marketing y...,., was 1,416 million pounds (farm salel welgbt), an all time high. The Iota! supply (carryover plus ostimated production lor !be current marketing year, Is WASIUNGTON (UP!t -Pres2.0'MI million pounds. This sup- ideot Jobnscn asked Coagren ply Ia sufficient for about 3.3 Tuesday to step up the wor yean at current Jevela or do- against poverty for U mlllloa muUo ueage and export. It Is poor rural famiU.s through a gen.,.ally agn"'d that a supply new, federally • aided program of about U yoara• duration 18 o1 joint action by ama11 clti• desirable. and ouUying areu. Tho buildup Ill ouwlles Is duo 1o Increased per-aore yields CaU!ng for steps to give rural In recent years. Dwing the areas tbe ll8ll1t teDtrall!ed I yuro, ~. burley ;iields dlrectloa in anti • poverty efaveraged 1,111j! pounds per acre. Iorio thai big cltiee alreadJ are During lllo most recent 3 years. achlevleg, Johnaoa aent the 1~, ylelde averaged 2,151 House and Senate upectal pmmda per acre, an lacrea.. of · Hou.. and Sell8te a apaelal about one-third. · message recornmeadbtg: lleJearcl! data l!lld aales r«· ords lor Individual ferms show Establlsbmettl of 1 number that further Increases can be of community developllllllt made 1n per acre y!elda In· districts to eombille tbt reaourcreases In per acre ylel~ ,... ceo of "rural govemmeata a.a quire reductions to acreage aJ. small cities in tmprovlag the lotmenl.o, which in turn est!- quality of lifo lor 1M ei mate further incroases In yte!da. both. A New Tool Federal gruta of lllOIItiJ toAcreage · poundage market- ass~t 111 planning and coord;nalng quotas are a · Uon by tllose dlstricta .,·"a of farm acreage allotments comprehensive attack" H rural farm poundsge quotas. poverty problems. acreage-poundage, !ann age allotments would be conllin- 1 -Seledion by the oecrltary ued in about the aame way of agriculture of pilot tllstrlcte they have operated the "to afford experienoe IJI o past 25 years. In represeatativo variety ol geo. poundage quota would bo graphic, ecouomic sod lUCia! llsbe1 fer each farm. conditione.• Farm and Other Yields '* aD ' ' •• I ' 1 lr '"·'( ~·' >· ~ t! =~:rby~~ ~re:~ ::'*.Jly~ :: '!::-:. lf-DIII)'IeDtlllel, PomeroJ·~~ e., JaiL • tooc farm's acreage allotment. The adjusted to the reserve supply acreage lor tpcreii9IDI aD IJor. he•mu!j announce. his "lntetilloDs diiCI!i'l of _.5 acn11 or leu wt . . M ' svill at nSDAT u . 0bacco Meet m . av . e· . LL . .l\IK. A . ' le~, allotments lD 11161 ~bout 6.4 by Feb.. j., jllli6, and farmers will not be effected by lbe eu '· 110': ~ • ·1~. This would "IIIII. to give· II a i lltY sll and llow"er· if we elect to mah i re"!lt IIi more acres to produce twO thirP , vol!! In a xeleren- lain lbe present program ar 1 aereap • poundage leglslalloll' level In • single year. but rathprovides • form Of Insurance .. er p,revides lor a downward ad~ galnol aoma of ·lht of jplllmeut by such an """"!1'1 as 111117" yield II reduced below growlag tobaeco. . the Secretary detennlnea ls Ill per ttDI tllbe ClOillllliiDily The liw provides further that desirable to effect an ' orderly yteld. srowen on lilY (arm can mill' reduction of supplies to the reThe "PreelmiD&&1" yteld 1vr kel wjthoul ~lly_ IO per eent serve supply level. Further, UDeach farm will be adjus~ 1JDI. more ,than the farm poundage der acreage-pound~~Re, ao lndlform1J to. make Ill& · DJIIOIIII quota' the first year (a pound, ca~ above, any downward adweighted average ylald equaJ age quota Ia an eJBcl 10 per J.,UOettt can not exceed 16 per the "UIIOIIII averap yield cent in subsequ111t years), but cent of eetlmated utilization Blld aoaJ.• any markeUnga 'ID oxceea ot tbe oporl. · KtheiJe&ni181HtareUied larm'a poundage quota wiD be Under acreage-poundage, lbe Ia eltahll!!hJJJg "llftlimlnary" deducled 1r1m the farm'a quo- quote 18 conwrted to acres by ytekll, Udl aQjuatmeal will a- Ia (both aeres and pounds) IDr dividing the quota by the nation. IIIOUllt Ill a reduction of abootthe foUowlag year. · al yteld goal1 If the ,nattonal 7.T per ttDI ID the preilmiDarJ Tile &CI'tlll&"-poundag• Jeglsl"' average yteld goal Ia aet at ;rlald for each firm. lion 11011111DJ more liberal pro- 3,0011 pounds per acre, a quota '1lle I'Gundage quota 1vr eacb. vl.ol0111 1vr utabllahlng the na- of 611 mUU.U pounds would prn- '*" the lildiVk!ual farm quota. dum which muet ~ held wit:.•n aecept the . 15 P.r cent "'~ i ' Price suppbrt under acreage- 45 days after his announc:.emenl, acreage 1be ~umber of 'min · poUJidege )VIII' be available for burley farmers will continue to mum producers wW be lnerea· the tobacco."'' all farms where operate under tile preoenracre- ed from the pre!ltllt 31 per ceJ." no ·more · thai tile acreage. aJ. age allotment program. to 57 per cerlt. lotment acres are harvested- However, lhey. will IIUffer a · ·JD my opinioD ihla coo~nuc ! tile ••me as UlJ!Ier the acreage 15 per.cent cutin a~ 8Jl.ot- eroilon of burley ao:eage wi ·· allotment program. Under acre- menta lor lfltl6. The ~tary eoon llestrey the lndust,ry ID m· · age-peulldqe, however, prl<e ID a vert liberal application of eight . burley states. Tl · silppQriiSavallable(andno-pen-the formula under the acreage amaDor acreage eaoc ally 11 due) only on marketings aDotmenl program Ia forced by not 8UpPIY our manufacturer ' up to Ill pel' cent (110 per cent law ro apply a ~ per cent cut neede ..d a substllullon for bur after the first year) of the In acreage. Thla II reality la~la the elgar8ttt blend wl , farm'a ~go quota. more than a 15 I""' cent cut .In ~e: place or jlerhaps the in: H The Secretary .presents tile acreage s,a 31 per ee~~t o1 biJro. porlation of foreign burley ma. a~o proatam, and let farmera are mbllmuw ~ flU lbelr neede. · • ' Jti11 ·tb, Early WimiBis! • . ' • Tenderay Beef • Fresh •Dated · Produce· • Kroger Label· Products ! Kroger Fresh ! LEG-0-LAMB lb. . Val Decker • Hggr(J.dea K...... F...... Lomb K.... Lombllr!tlo Loin Chops ... -" ,~~. $1.29 Steaks ...... . _. "'" $1.09 K,...,. Serve & .. .,, K....... Kwllk Krt., SMOKED H.AM «~- .! Bacon . .•.... . 2 ~.. $l59 Bacon ........ 2 ~. $l79 Kine II '1111 1n. K_,. · Roa4y Turt.or. ,_ ,.,.... • ;trflctlen • ~ • .... ..,.,. ..,.,, tuec:Ut.nt -.. '""""' d- Fresh Frozen Kroger Brand ,......... .., TURKEYS Johnson asks Poverty Relief In Rural Areas CAld ·-·- -··- , .• :: 99e lnP•......W Shrimp •_••. .. :!. $L09 Cube Steaks, 2 oL _ __ 10 for $1 Jlb.Jiirfl.• $1.lf EXTRA TOP Pull lull llol M,;t' , . , . , YMUMUI- , Mlmp1 wtth P1.1rch11t ., Cube,,.." c:v..DMI "'""'' "" GIeem .. ... .. .. . .... 59c I .... 69c I . ...._ v...-.u~. v... $ Lertt Bottt. FOR It~ MouthwMh Micrin 77c ••••••••••• . . . . c..,. .. ..o""'Moo .. IWIISH PAlTRY !!)qJ. 1/JI/118 * ":"]_li, CeuteriD ') ~ ~ur stores, ond A BREAD Ice Cream .... 16-oz. loaves •· lluoltnnol ., 4 !.$1 .... . ....,. ..... .... 89c Awake ........ 3 ' I CAKE I . Lilly Tobor P - llol•n Pea(hes ........ ....4 .."' sl ,.·..,. Ml'lk """" 29c Mayonnaise ... -- 59c ...., Tissue ....... ,. ... 5 ~.: •1 No. !''I ~a-.to.. • II • • • e • • e • K,..,. Brand HERI'J A_LL YOU Dell just cUp the mily blank abovo and depoa1t 11 aar Kroger Storo. Acldlllonol blliDkt at tots:\:. l flo-w ~~~;m Margarine Travel to any Top Valle America aad spend lrtncl KM, Turnip or Mustard pkgl. . .:. . -: •-•.-..-..·a•............. . , 1 ,..,. Aoyot vtldne I c.tl•ry ., ••" . J.fLp Kroger Regular or Drip In administering the To Improve medical eare poundage quota for burley for poor families in rural arell, bacco, farm, community, a program of loans to help the "nations! average yield !students from those families goal" are all used io leorR medicine, and forgivenes!l farm poundag< quotas. of those loans if the students A "preUmlnary" yield Is es· practice medicine Ill poor rural tabllsbed lor each farm by tal<· area. ll!g ~· sbnplo average of Noting that "•early baH ~I larm 1 yJeld per acre for the !be poor In the United StatH throe highest yean during the live in rural areas " Job....t yean I~ (Tho Secretary told Coagress that five edmlnl• may, m hla <ilscreuon, " 11 the trationt bad managed to I years, 1964Hit~. Ide " -"'"' lor The "community yield" Is d• prov some ,.,... !ermined by averaging the yitld hlllldreds of thousand! of poor per aero lor aU farlllll In the families woo remala em omoU .. nrnrnnnitv" ( farm• ud .. rural oommua.ic_...._, M tlel .. lie election II ASC CIOJDII!unity · oommi""'"'"") fiX' lbt three higbest yem duriRg tbe 1 yoan 8LEEPY INDIANI 1J5N3 ('!be Secretary may Tensleep, Wyoming, Ia at a hla clbcretloo, use the 5 ' epol the Indiane QOD!Iklered "ten UIMHl) u the oleeps" distant from various olltlor a1 the three er polnto, the Amerleaa Auto. mnblla As&ociattoa notes. I UM lZ-oz. ....................... ~rAil llo. !1-1 llrtwn ' S.rYO ""nnuet Frozen ~ ..orted Variety •1•- ltla Sli<otl •••• 21b. Vee Pack Toothpotla Liquid Prell . - FRUIT CAKE ..... 1 lxfr11 T• Yafve available to you in coupons in this ad. oP' , Smoked Ham,..n.. 69c '" 3 ~f!' 1 ·~' Pineapple ,.n.n, Soup ~ ........ . 8 :~· $1 Spaghetti •••• !: 10c .: Greens ... ., . ,. 9 ~: $1 Rolls ... ., .. , ,. 4 ::. $1 .:. SAVE $1.00 VALUE STAMPS filii '~ Frozeft Florida Chip 16lb, up } . w ... ..My Ia - · · ... ,.. wont ol 1(._, - TREET PSz at otbtr mercbanta glvlfli Top Vatuo Enter ofllm • .. iJvo JOIIll<llf 11101"0 obslU!OI -~ Krogn 1tJt tilt""' ol ,_. dok10 IW "" dql PW I••• N No.JO:J cans CommiUee Meet. ro Ready Church Slote ben of the no:,:,:~~ I •••• Man eommltteo or Heath I Olureb met Monday evening the home ol Mn. Leo Smlth prep&N tbe slate of chureh flcen lor tho bo preseuted Jt the Cont.,....,. In February. Preoent ...,., Mr1. Smllb, Naa Moore, Church School perlntendut, tho Rev. M. Doweon. paolor, and Mro. Rnor••l Lloyd. Mr. WIJD" Glbbone was UIUible to bo preooot baoa1111 another meeting. • ,._.·----··-· ,.,v.... .._ .. __ Jtl fl d & '.,.fW ... $ J' .,., . . . . . , . 1 I ... , _ , £11........ :._l Cflls .... /IMIIIZ. ... .. . .•., I lb,BAG YELLOW ONIONS Fourth Street, Marietta. lo to assist perocms Ia olgJdng , for Medicare this lloturday, a. m. until oooa. Men's ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT I ambo 113Size ., doz. 16, • ·irullw Lettuce ___ J ;.. ZBc $4..... '9·.. •r~ .... $6.99teS12.99 :·IMWs Shot Store ,IOU . , Middleport . i' bag OXfords & llafen ~ Calif(lrnia Navel Frtth PIM on1Cil OPEN - . .. . . • ... ..... ar.K....,.wwiR• .. ·tD' IP• 0 '!'be Boclallecurity offlco, . J1W f t .... WIQI .... llllfllcl_ wflh _, . , --- -- - - - - · - --· ~ - ..... ~ .. . . . . ... - • • • • •• . ~ . . . .. - ~- .. Jo • .. - .... ~ . . ... · - - · · · ... - - - .... .. - -· ~· ·-· - · ·· - · - · ·· · ·- · · - - . - ·- ·· ·· . .. . - ··---- ... -- ... - ...- . -----. .......... . ,.,.,..,, ... - u st. till 81018 tlult gins .Top Y6Ju• sti.W, - - -~ . - --· . .- .' . 11«1101. Ltttae.,.,... J .... Zle --~·· · - - . . . . . _ , . . . .. .. . .. ._ .. _ _..... , , - ... . . - , I • • ' . . '• '' -·- ·--~---· ., . ..., - - -----.......- - -·- -- --""···-·' ... r ~ - ·- • J. • •• _ _ , _ ,_ . .. , ; '·;_... . \ ' . '. '• .. .; , - ---·-· ' .·' .i,'> . .. h .. ~,_'-;;. '',·.•i'J,'.''~~t -· �·: ' ' ' ' ' ' ·= ~~~y·• ~ ... :. ..ePtesent Pro.ram?' Growers '-~~UII&fj ~· I , • 1h"n {! ' ;. wiMI Is 1 • .ttl. IIIII 0111o FUm llllen Tah"• Olmm'tbo, tf Glllla untr etwot4 1ro111 'U,SJI.A. , . . _ .-t held Ia Mafnllle, Ky• .,. SatIIIIIQ, Jr. D IIIII IIIIIIIIIUfld feUewiDCIIIIarmatloo b ll'tl Jean II less than 10 per emt of the average, thai year II ellJDI. nated and the average o1 the romaining yeara beeame the COJIII!IURIIy yteld. liD eoundes wllh less than SOO acrea alloted, the enUre cOunly Ia eonsldered as one oommnnlty.) farmen. T)lt "natloDal average yield He predktiiUt eo 11 I goal" .la c!eflned In the legislaeroo1oo1 a1 .....,. allollr 111 linn as the ylald per aero wblch will ....., lhe 111r1q bill- 111 a aallonal basis lbe Secreneal. tary delermlnOI will improve or Insure tile usability of the ~ tobacco and Increase the net Tb1 present ~~fl ror"'" retun1s per pound to the grow. meut program ""'""" ,... era. It ll upocttd that 1ha lll8liY 7881'1 hi beplng ~ "llllloo•l nerage ;rlold pi'' pilei re• Nr ...U 1D Unt lor burl., lor 1llltl will bubout : wltll domaDd. PrieH ncelvtd J,OOO poundt per acrre. by growers beve been favor• u lbo "preliminary'' lor a bll. Colli lo the llomllmeut fartll Is below 811 per . . ot for prlco IUPporla on tobacco the commllllily av•age !leld, It have been relaU Nly 11D811. Ia Increased to 10 per -.,t ol lluriog lbe moat recent lour tho aommunlty ;rleld. marloatlag Ji&rl, ho111nr, bur- H the "peelrnhw • yield ley produeilm baa ..-led for o ferm It more thaa 1JO per disappearance (domestic usage cent of the community yield, It plus exports) by 288 million is reduced by averaging It wltb pounds. This resulted m I he the "national average, yield build-up of a surplus. The carry· goal," but no farm's "prallmlover of old crop burley In tbe =-._ _ _ _ _,_:.__ _ I Inventories of manufacturers and dealera and under Government loan on October 1, 1965. beginning of the current marketing y...,., was 1,416 million pounds (farm salel welgbt), an all time high. The Iota! supply (carryover plus ostimated production lor !be current marketing year, Is WASIUNGTON (UP!t -Pres2.0'MI million pounds. This sup- ideot Jobnscn asked Coagren ply Ia sufficient for about 3.3 Tuesday to step up the wor yean at current Jevela or do- against poverty for U mlllloa muUo ueage and export. It Is poor rural famiU.s through a gen.,.ally agn"'d that a supply new, federally • aided program of about U yoara• duration 18 o1 joint action by ama11 clti• desirable. and ouUying areu. Tho buildup Ill ouwlles Is duo 1o Increased per-aore yields CaU!ng for steps to give rural In recent years. Dwing the areas tbe ll8ll1t teDtrall!ed I yuro, ~. burley ;iields dlrectloa in anti • poverty efaveraged 1,111j! pounds per acre. Iorio thai big cltiee alreadJ are During lllo most recent 3 years. achlevleg, Johnaoa aent the 1~, ylelde averaged 2,151 House and Senate upectal pmmda per acre, an lacrea.. of · Hou.. and Sell8te a apaelal about one-third. · message recornmeadbtg: lleJearcl! data l!lld aales r«· ords lor Individual ferms show Establlsbmettl of 1 number that further Increases can be of community developllllllt made 1n per acre y!elda In· districts to eombille tbt reaourcreases In per acre ylel~ ,... ceo of "rural govemmeata a.a quire reductions to acreage aJ. small cities in tmprovlag the lotmenl.o, which in turn est!- quality of lifo lor 1M ei mate further incroases In yte!da. both. A New Tool Federal gruta of lllOIItiJ toAcreage · poundage market- ass~t 111 planning and coord;nalng quotas are a · Uon by tllose dlstricta .,·"a of farm acreage allotments comprehensive attack" H rural farm poundsge quotas. poverty problems. acreage-poundage, !ann age allotments would be conllin- 1 -Seledion by the oecrltary ued in about the aame way of agriculture of pilot tllstrlcte they have operated the "to afford experienoe IJI o past 25 years. In represeatativo variety ol geo. poundage quota would bo graphic, ecouomic sod lUCia! llsbe1 fer each farm. conditione.• Farm and Other Yields '* aD ' ' •• I ' 1 lr '"·'( ~·' >· ~ t! =~:rby~~ ~re:~ ::'*.Jly~ :: '!::-:. lf-DIII)'IeDtlllel, PomeroJ·~~ e., JaiL • tooc farm's acreage allotment. The adjusted to the reserve supply acreage lor tpcreii9IDI aD IJor. he•mu!j announce. his "lntetilloDs diiCI!i'l of _.5 acn11 or leu wt . . M ' svill at nSDAT u . 0bacco Meet m . av . e· . LL . .l\IK. A . ' le~, allotments lD 11161 ~bout 6.4 by Feb.. j., jllli6, and farmers will not be effected by lbe eu '· 110': ~ • ·1~. This would "IIIII. to give· II a i lltY sll and llow"er· if we elect to mah i re"!lt IIi more acres to produce twO thirP , vol!! In a xeleren- lain lbe present program ar 1 aereap • poundage leglslalloll' level In • single year. but rathprovides • form Of Insurance .. er p,revides lor a downward ad~ galnol aoma of ·lht of jplllmeut by such an """"!1'1 as 111117" yield II reduced below growlag tobaeco. . the Secretary detennlnea ls Ill per ttDI tllbe ClOillllliiDily The liw provides further that desirable to effect an ' orderly yteld. srowen on lilY (arm can mill' reduction of supplies to the reThe "PreelmiD&&1" yteld 1vr kel wjthoul ~lly_ IO per eent serve supply level. Further, UDeach farm will be adjus~ 1JDI. more ,than the farm poundage der acreage-pound~~Re, ao lndlform1J to. make Ill& · DJIIOIIII quota' the first year (a pound, ca~ above, any downward adweighted average ylald equaJ age quota Ia an eJBcl 10 per J.,UOettt can not exceed 16 per the "UIIOIIII averap yield cent in subsequ111t years), but cent of eetlmated utilization Blld aoaJ.• any markeUnga 'ID oxceea ot tbe oporl. · KtheiJe&ni181HtareUied larm'a poundage quota wiD be Under acreage-poundage, lbe Ia eltahll!!hJJJg "llftlimlnary" deducled 1r1m the farm'a quo- quote 18 conwrted to acres by ytekll, Udl aQjuatmeal will a- Ia (both aeres and pounds) IDr dividing the quota by the nation. IIIOUllt Ill a reduction of abootthe foUowlag year. · al yteld goal1 If the ,nattonal 7.T per ttDI ID the preilmiDarJ Tile &CI'tlll&"-poundag• Jeglsl"' average yteld goal Ia aet at ;rlald for each firm. lion 11011111DJ more liberal pro- 3,0011 pounds per acre, a quota '1lle I'Gundage quota 1vr eacb. vl.ol0111 1vr utabllahlng the na- of 611 mUU.U pounds would prn- '*" the lildiVk!ual farm quota. dum which muet ~ held wit:.•n aecept the . 15 P.r cent "'~ i ' Price suppbrt under acreage- 45 days after his announc:.emenl, acreage 1be ~umber of 'min · poUJidege )VIII' be available for burley farmers will continue to mum producers wW be lnerea· the tobacco."'' all farms where operate under tile preoenracre- ed from the pre!ltllt 31 per ceJ." no ·more · thai tile acreage. aJ. age allotment program. to 57 per cerlt. lotment acres are harvested- However, lhey. will IIUffer a · ·JD my opinioD ihla coo~nuc ! tile ••me as UlJ!Ier the acreage 15 per.cent cutin a~ 8Jl.ot- eroilon of burley ao:eage wi ·· allotment program. Under acre- menta lor lfltl6. The ~tary eoon llestrey the lndust,ry ID m· · age-peulldqe, however, prl<e ID a vert liberal application of eight . burley states. Tl · silppQriiSavallable(andno-pen-the formula under the acreage amaDor acreage eaoc ally 11 due) only on marketings aDotmenl program Ia forced by not 8UpPIY our manufacturer ' up to Ill pel' cent (110 per cent law ro apply a ~ per cent cut neede ..d a substllullon for bur after the first year) of the In acreage. Thla II reality la~la the elgar8ttt blend wl , farm'a ~go quota. more than a 15 I""' cent cut .In ~e: place or jlerhaps the in: H The Secretary .presents tile acreage s,a 31 per ee~~t o1 biJro. porlation of foreign burley ma. a~o proatam, and let farmera are mbllmuw ~ flU lbelr neede. · • ' Jti11 ·tb, Early WimiBis! • . ' • Tenderay Beef • Fresh •Dated · Produce· • Kroger Label· Products ! Kroger Fresh ! LEG-0-LAMB lb. . Val Decker • Hggr(J.dea K...... F...... Lomb K.... Lombllr!tlo Loin Chops ... -" ,~~. $1.29 Steaks ...... . _. "'" $1.09 K,...,. Serve & .. .,, K....... Kwllk Krt., SMOKED H.AM «~- .! Bacon . .•.... . 2 ~.. $l59 Bacon ........ 2 ~. $l79 Kine II '1111 1n. K_,. · Roa4y Turt.or. ,_ ,.,.... • ;trflctlen • ~ • .... ..,.,. ..,.,, tuec:Ut.nt -.. '""""' d- Fresh Frozen Kroger Brand ,......... .., TURKEYS Johnson asks Poverty Relief In Rural Areas CAld ·-·- -··- , .• :: 99e lnP•......W Shrimp •_••. .. :!. $L09 Cube Steaks, 2 oL _ __ 10 for $1 Jlb.Jiirfl.• $1.lf EXTRA TOP Pull lull llol M,;t' , . , . , YMUMUI- , Mlmp1 wtth P1.1rch11t ., Cube,,.." c:v..DMI "'""'' "" GIeem .. ... .. .. . .... 59c I .... 69c I . ...._ v...-.u~. v... $ Lertt Bottt. FOR It~ MouthwMh Micrin 77c ••••••••••• . . . . c..,. .. ..o""'Moo .. IWIISH PAlTRY !!)qJ. 1/JI/118 * ":"]_li, CeuteriD ') ~ ~ur stores, ond A BREAD Ice Cream .... 16-oz. loaves •· lluoltnnol ., 4 !.$1 .... . ....,. ..... .... 89c Awake ........ 3 ' I CAKE I . Lilly Tobor P - llol•n Pea(hes ........ ....4 .."' sl ,.·..,. Ml'lk """" 29c Mayonnaise ... -- 59c ...., Tissue ....... ,. ... 5 ~.: •1 No. !''I ~a-.to.. • II • • • e • • e • K,..,. Brand HERI'J A_LL YOU Dell just cUp the mily blank abovo and depoa1t 11 aar Kroger Storo. Acldlllonol blliDkt at tots:\:. l flo-w ~~~;m Margarine Travel to any Top Valle America aad spend lrtncl KM, Turnip or Mustard pkgl. . .:. . -: •-•.-..-..·a•............. . , 1 ,..,. Aoyot vtldne I c.tl•ry ., ••" . J.fLp Kroger Regular or Drip In administering the To Improve medical eare poundage quota for burley for poor families in rural arell, bacco, farm, community, a program of loans to help the "nations! average yield !students from those families goal" are all used io leorR medicine, and forgivenes!l farm poundag< quotas. of those loans if the students A "preUmlnary" yield Is es· practice medicine Ill poor rural tabllsbed lor each farm by tal<· area. ll!g ~· sbnplo average of Noting that "•early baH ~I larm 1 yJeld per acre for the !be poor In the United StatH throe highest yean during the live in rural areas " Job....t yean I~ (Tho Secretary told Coagress that five edmlnl• may, m hla <ilscreuon, " 11 the trationt bad managed to I years, 1964Hit~. Ide " -"'"' lor The "community yield" Is d• prov some ,.,... !ermined by averaging the yitld hlllldreds of thousand! of poor per aero lor aU farlllll In the families woo remala em omoU .. nrnrnnnitv" ( farm• ud .. rural oommua.ic_...._, M tlel .. lie election II ASC CIOJDII!unity · oommi""'"'"") fiX' lbt three higbest yem duriRg tbe 1 yoan 8LEEPY INDIANI 1J5N3 ('!be Secretary may Tensleep, Wyoming, Ia at a hla clbcretloo, use the 5 ' epol the Indiane QOD!Iklered "ten UIMHl) u the oleeps" distant from various olltlor a1 the three er polnto, the Amerleaa Auto. mnblla As&ociattoa notes. I UM lZ-oz. ....................... ~rAil llo. !1-1 llrtwn ' S.rYO ""nnuet Frozen ~ ..orted Variety •1•- ltla Sli<otl •••• 21b. Vee Pack Toothpotla Liquid Prell . - FRUIT CAKE ..... 1 lxfr11 T• Yafve available to you in coupons in this ad. oP' , Smoked Ham,..n.. 69c '" 3 ~f!' 1 ·~' Pineapple ,.n.n, Soup ~ ........ . 8 :~· $1 Spaghetti •••• !: 10c .: Greens ... ., . ,. 9 ~: $1 Rolls ... ., .. , ,. 4 ::. $1 .:. SAVE $1.00 VALUE STAMPS filii '~ Frozeft Florida Chip 16lb, up } . w ... ..My Ia - · · ... ,.. wont ol 1(._, - TREET PSz at otbtr mercbanta glvlfli Top Vatuo Enter ofllm • .. iJvo JOIIll<llf 11101"0 obslU!OI -~ Krogn 1tJt tilt""' ol ,_. dok10 IW "" dql PW I••• N No.JO:J cans CommiUee Meet. ro Ready Church Slote ben of the no:,:,:~~ I •••• Man eommltteo or Heath I Olureb met Monday evening the home ol Mn. Leo Smlth prep&N tbe slate of chureh flcen lor tho bo preseuted Jt the Cont.,....,. In February. Preoent ...,., Mr1. Smllb, Naa Moore, Church School perlntendut, tho Rev. M. Doweon. paolor, and Mro. Rnor••l Lloyd. Mr. WIJD" Glbbone was UIUible to bo preooot baoa1111 another meeting. • ,._.·----··-· ,.,v.... .._ .. __ Jtl fl d & '.,.fW ... $ J' .,., . . . . . , . 1 I ... , _ , £11........ :._l Cflls .... /IMIIIZ. ... .. . .•., I lb,BAG YELLOW ONIONS Fourth Street, Marietta. lo to assist perocms Ia olgJdng , for Medicare this lloturday, a. m. until oooa. Men's ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT I ambo 113Size ., doz. 16, • ·irullw Lettuce ___ J ;.. ZBc $4..... '9·.. •r~ .... $6.99teS12.99 :·IMWs Shot Store ,IOU . , Middleport . i' bag OXfords & llafen ~ Calif(lrnia Navel Frtth PIM on1Cil OPEN - . .. . . • ... ..... ar.K....,.wwiR• .. ·tD' IP• 0 '!'be Boclallecurity offlco, . J1W f t .... WIQI .... llllfllcl_ wflh _, . , --- -- - - - - · - --· ~ - ..... ~ .. . . . . ... - • • • • •• . ~ . . . .. - ~- .. 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'',·.•i'J,'.''~~t -· �' · - ~ .,,,.. . -· , .. ..-- - . ~~ '' ···-··. - · · ·~- ...... . -- - ~·-· ..... ~ .---- ........... ... __________..____ ...... , . . - ______..,.,. ... ................. . . . ... . ............ .....:._..... - .. ~ ~'- _ .~ ...... ~ ' ,• " ' ~ .- -·--·· · ·- ....... ~ - . _, ....-.,....... .... -- ... - ~·-··· • ~~·~ ! r· ' l' ·Around And Church Giv.e A~ut Middleport C. :;::Y~ The -Bible study lor tlje year . tesa to ,the American will be the llutheran <atclllsm Mr. and Mrs. Claud'e E. J!art. Cburclt Womea of Sl an<!. ~ theine. Is :"Established Joey Stephenson and Pete I lett and family of Newark, ObiD and SL Jobn'a el!flrcltes · in Faith" •nd Ute theme verse Walburn were honored with a visited recently wiUt bla per- ly at her home, Ultlon Ave. Is Colosslana.2;6JI, "As ye have lare'well party by the Young · ents, the Rev. and Mra. Clyde · therefore reCeived Chrtst JeS]IB People's Society of the Middie- f port First Church of the Na,._ 1 Bartlett and '<hlldrell, Martha, Sim;'ke f1 . . so -walk JG''In Him. Jim and Becky. and buill ~ ' 111m and . l'l!ne held Thursday evening at , ' H-,..Jo.rwr-,u..... . a _. establlslled ·m'tlll tlllli, as ye · Tbe Rev. Do!'lid Bleb we• the home of Mr. and Mrs. Los- • ' Mrs. · Don Mullen C!JIURiil I ""' -:1 Pw, have beta taught abounding lbe officiating inlnlster a n d I< Tuyior. finger tn her electric ~er and Funeral semces for Kay with ihanli8glvlng." pall!Jearers ware Homer Rl<t, 'rho lrnsement of the Taylor siX sUtches were required to Hue!, 100 or Mr. and · Mrs. · Wilbur Tb'eobald, Wendell Gerhome was deeorated with bal- ; . close the cuts. lllverejt Hayeo was held at • In lath, Gene McDaniel, and Wfl· I· bolne at ~ · Bend swnmary, dl+lded !nto llam and Gene· ~n. Burlll loons and rNI and whire Mrs .. J. K. Smith, .ba• leam. all p·m . Bddai ·WI!I parts: ten colilmandments, .r ia 1n Cheater Cemetery. strt>amrrs. Games were played ' ed ol the death of ner nepheW, G .. (: · . . creed Lord'!f <Pnijer, S..c. . ' during the evening. The boys, I Frank Lew;, ~opp, of Charlesrove em~: · , , qf Hiiiy' lapu.m', all4 rton. Plans were made lor o who arr leaving for military : ton, W . Va. He was tOO son of Pallbearera L()rd'a SUPJIO!· dllll)« on Sunda'y, Feb. I, at ser\'irf', were presented with i I , the late Mr. and Mra. F. B. Crow, . . . ·· · ··-· . Pomeroy Elj!mentary ll<!hool at gifts rrom the group. Pett Wal· , Knlpp • Middleport where he I Dutton, Cb&<tes · Mia. J~P.b,, J(r:9,1y _presented 5:30 p. m. for members· of the bu~"n , ~on l.l f \-'lr. and Mrs. Roywas reared . a nd attended !"'hoot. McGinley, and Lee ene .on .Tbe G<>d ol Com- two churches. After c!!nner 1 mond Walburn, is leaving for a I , He had been ill the past year. . friends and llie ljrst table .of report will be g1veu 1111 acoom· two yttar tour of duty in Japan. ! A N Ri b rd D Boltn who fives were Mrs. .la\Y. · . dt"ftl8llion was held pllshments toward the new Ye has bt>en home on leave. , ca. · • I tar Mr lihy ChrlstW., tbserye Sunth st Se-'- 1 is serving with the U. S. Navy : Mrs · the-flr!l day '6f VIII week church pea year. vn:a Joey Step henson. snn of Mr. I aboard the carrier ~d HomM~.. ·• lnlll""d or tile Sabbath the sev: members brought a five-piece Wl\liAlD Stephenson, has enlist- : me Richard is here for severd It d ld. d that setting of stainless steel for lbt ed ln the :\1;.~ rine::;. Hcfre~hmen~s · ' and Mrs. ay. was ec e · churclt kitchen : al days leave with bla aunt, of . eaclt member ··would leara lbe . of potatP r hi p!:i and l'op wt>re . I Mrs. Homer J. Russell, N. SecCharles ' . booka. or. the . Bible; . At the close or the meeting sPn'kf. , ond Ave, and Other relatives, and IJ.iJasell ll!rs. L. c. Karr a deBSert course was oerved to honored Pre.<:~;> nl WNe the ' He stayed with Mr. and Mrs. N. Y. ,.._ I& membera. guests, Jnt'Y tmd Pete. and . Russell frequently before Marv Wal burn . 1;rne Sttophe n ~nn ing the service. He has spent 1 ll~\· \ 'ii'KHm\· .Judv• '\':;)·lor.· Pe nb the past year In Viet Nam. I Mar ~!-1 :1 IL!.·nm. ('aroly n Acree, Mr. and Mra. Harry HqudaJ\brlh a Harllt•ll, .Juan il :.l Dudshelt have received word of , Drive 19 ttberfelda In Pomeroy all this week and save during the Stor• dmg . .Janl'l Kolin. Larry Ta~· lnr . i the death of Mrs. Bertlia Place RogN Dudd ing, J im Bartlett,, wide DollAi' JJaYII Sale - In every department you'll find. bargains. In th• in Providence, R. l. She wu ~haron H r~msnn. Valt•ri<J Bittrr, ' drapeey de~ent on the 2nd floor you can buy 6.95 Bed Quilts for 4.00, 8.90 the randmother of the Bd·ky Bartlett, Mrs. Ray mond ' Tbrow Rugs lor 8.00, 8.95 Acri.lan Blankets for 6.00, plus many other bargai111. Ronald Plac. of Elbridge, New \\'alt-u rn lht' 1\f '\' . 11nd :vlr ~ ' · In the mens and boys department there's a sale of Mens and Boys Winter I York, son-in-law of Mr. ond Clyde !Jartktl and ,\1r. and Coata and Jackets - Sale. prices on mens _and boys sport shlrls - on Sweaters Mrs. Houdasheit. The Rev. and Mrs. T:t.\ lor. MR. A:'IID MRS. HAYMAN K•;ITII BARNITZ -Pajamas - Winter Cape - Dresi end Leisure Trousers - Big Yank Work Mrs. Plaee were called to ProvUniforms for 6.00 a suit. Be sure to buy aome of the Caannon 69c Bath Towell idence Sunday due to her death. 11.. Onll'll •• .~··.....·.,,."1 I Roil<''! King, associate patron She has a son, L!Gyd Place, I ~ lor 1.00- Table Covera are ,an on sale too, ouch as 1.95 ones for 1.39 - and 1.111111 Ro11m11 :Ht'"'' f and associate. matron: Mrs. lather of the Rev. Mr. Place. I In the lingerie department thero:..ore sale prices on Sleepwear for women Tf w 1 11 ' s . I f I Rlthard PJCjl;f:'flS and Mrs. Mrs Wayne Giboons return0 Rayon Panties - and other wanted clothing. Be sure to buy some jewelry now ,( hml!au :e nr~~n·" we s ~'leY i .f\-·li ss Franees Ann Peaeock, daughtfir of Mr. Fred Pea- Max Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- . · I' of Creighton Mine •,1 t:uam K'rng part'1crpa . teu,, 1n U1e 1ed Sunday from -' 1.!10 Jewelry !llr 60c -lnd 2.00 Jewelry for 1.00. . ol Lnng But-!; cock an d th e 1a1e a, 11.~. Am1 Jlr.acork . 1 1 h t thBucyrus t where 1w~ IHrn Mpt hoJdlst t 1wrr·h nwt at _ r d b ti bri<ie f \ 11' Ha)·man Keith ~--.,. 1 f . 1 s 1e as .spen e pas . Sale prices In the ready to wear deparlll)e_pt on girls and womena Coall , , .-d '· · . I SCIRJl) o ms ruction. j ht' I10m( , ~J Mrs ll,J\1 \.lies ontano, . . . . anaf a, M..e<'adme M leHannan oA. ·Barnitz of Lmcoln wee ks WI'tb ber f a ther, Mr . J . Skfrta - Sweatera - Blouses - Skfrta. .b n. 19. The mf'c ling wa~ oren. HaJ .111 tz. spun ° ' · 1 ~ 111 N ~s . 111 e·r 10 E. Carson and daughter, Miss The Annual Furniture Sale on the 2nd and Srd floor mean real savlftcs oa 1 .-, . , r He1ght s. omeroy, as 0\€11 · · "c Mr C h f:'( I'. I b pr<~~e nnd srnp1ure , The double ring ceremonv was so lemnized by the Rev. REPORTS FOR UTY Ruth . arso~. . . arson as furniture for every room In your home. n~ad by M1·~- Hoherl Whl1e h r Emmett Re ,an. in the St. MkilaC'l 's Roman Catholic Joe Hall, son of Mr. a~d been til 9f .his heme m Bucyrus. BusrnPss wr1~ eundur led h~· Fat e . M·~ -- ----- - Mrs. Carl Hall left for serv1ce - Mr. and Mrs. Danny Thomas 1 , 1. , , 1. eilurch, f relg11ton me. _ . . the armed' rorce::~ . .d h t e P' es1 enI. 1v 1 s Valls. he . .. b h Pomfrol' Hwh School was sen- with last (J eanne1te Crooks) of VIenna, Y er .,,., .. d· frorn~. u•e u s Army " ' Wedn e;day. He and hts . brether, w, Va. VISI · 'ted recently WI'th l'on·espon dt.'IJ('f' was rt'a d bv G1ven m bmarn.•ge "d 1 . · falher the n e WHS 1ovr 1v 1n u ... 1'• • h M nd 1 h I e secrt>lar.r ..\1rs. Jo~rph H1s- · . • h . f :h·l last Ul'l··lhf'r II After serving C€A rl who also reported to the er parents, r. a Mrs. Wa · ,1 !lour lrngt gown o w r e · .. · '. k 1 1 , ._ st II. Reports Wt're g t\'ell un the . servr ce two weeks ago, are sta- ~ ter Crooks. Mrs. Croo s 9 m1 d .- lh 3 n three vears in the MriJtary 1 5 fhrlstmas ba<;ket.~ sPnl to the 1du~hess ~a lw , ~~·· f' wt f proving froni a foot Injury, l lke c~rps ·at Forl Shatter Huno- tioned in Kentucky, 0 tm-· d ·h · · d, · · A-line skirt. App Jques ' !iiiiil..., .... -..;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii ed . d lh , lulu 11" (Jian ~ to ~> n te r the next I D!:' ~ an s ut-. n,_ A ( ltrJous , , , 'ported Frenrh laee out 1me e1 · ... · ~ fQrewell Party funer'm ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~~at . •WORLD ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 ( overed d1 sh lun('ht'on \-1-a~ ser,. . ~ . wei· Ohio St; 1te Ui ghwa v Patrol Ac- 1 Vt-d nw 11 1ound nu.klme . I er on 1y ]e . • • b . 1 J · ~ rv was a st rand of pearls. She 1 ademy ci<JSS wh1ch WI 11 egrn a cascade of petal pink I uppruxi?lah'ly March 1. At pr~sroses and white carnations, with 1ent he IS employed as a diS· pink sati n strea'mers. 1 pa~cher at th~ L:alltpo_ h ~ Post. Pomeroy, Ohio Miss Judi Mllssey, Creighton,! rhe cnuple IS res1dmg al Minn., was maid of honor and 1915 Ash St., Middleport. TONIGHT & THURSDAY wort> a floor~len~th gown of blue I NOT OPEN peau-de-soie silk. with match- ! ~ '- "'1h:CRS:WJIW Ji&:M.&AJU , FRIDAY ond SATURDAY mg over skirt. She o:trried a · · • _f 1 MEIGS THEATRE ·~ Januuy 28-29 ' 'THE SABOTEUR . MORITURI" • • houquet of pink mnalions. Mr. i ( Goodman of Suubury, On-~ : tario served as best man. , Marlon Brando. Yul Brynner J•net Margolin. Trevor Huw· i A rt>eeptiun and dinnt'r we~ 1 • _ •rd. 'J I " DARK INTRUDER" Letlif' 1\iJt>l~o n . .Jud1 i\lrre· , held following !he ceremony at . 1 i Cassios' ir1 Sudbury. 1 hi People In ' 1' ·j p cmeroy ., t , 8 MM . Fnr trnl'e li ng back to Ohio I Mr. and Mr~ . C:rall!! Bryan by wey of f\.tontreal and Niag- uf Powhatan were wer·kend. Lira Fall~ lhe br ide chose a gue~ ts vf . \ 1rs. Gladys Cuckler. SUN., MON. and TUES. Jan. 30-31 - Feb . 1 ~rey enstt-mble with pink acre~~ Mrs. Chri_sty Baer entered ' "THE SONS OF ,so ritts. . Holzer Hos1tal Tuesday morn- . KATIE ELDER" Thl' n~.;w Mrs. Bernitz grad- ing . f'Or ohst-"rva tion and treat- , ITt•(·hn il'u lnr) uard as <1n H :--.1 . from Mary- ment. 1ohn Wa.vnf'. ])pan Martin, Mieha~"l An dt•r)oon, .l r mount School of Nur~ing, Sud- I Ev .. relt D~ilf'\' has rPturned ' C•lorc1rton1 : Washington bur.~·. ln JOO:l. home from Meigs General Hosflecontor Mr. Barmtz. a graduate of pital and is improvi ng. 1 REG. 98c weekend guests of his grandmother, Mrs. ' .Joseph Raub and soo, John. Mrs. Richard Campbell en· tmd Holzer Hosltai Tuesday They sen so fast we buy 'em by the truckload. One's juS'! arrived Come in ond see 111e ' new styles aMI colors. (Make tt soon beaowso they 100n't last long!) PuPPieS TOOTH PASTE RECORDS in Marietta Tuesday to •11•na II the Dislrict 25 School of structioo with Grand Officers wor~ ~ -==• · Acci'dents Gm•depost at 3.2 Defended ·By CounCil. .. _ Are Reporled By_ Sheriff · CIDI= ' . Gn... B M Oat OtOfS Ass d Meigs • Lake Fred Bovie to Retire From p J 31 OSt aD. 1 f . :=: .There :;,ugh Sheaffer Pen 6·,C,. PEPTO BISMOL REG.98c Ftflll · - $5.4 Million Wire Plant . .. -69c . r;_JIIrtio.ID.oiSto~ • • • • --l ~ ,~ ·~· .. ,, J'ul CounleOatllervli:e '- . . .,. ~ ' ' J . • .. ' '1,\ FINEST SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE lrontqn Lands c.n Prepwat~oD~ · 1. Wind up Drive By Farm Bureau Will be Fnday own to Lions Club 1. CletD llett Room For Ladlet aDd Clilldreil ' l ' Cold~ Fountala I. T. V. Tube Teller (l'l'MI .. C:9111Piett lint .or lfllr lfi! Js Sh For Your .Shopping Pleasure REG. $1.00 eBRUT 71c REG,98c ' eCANOE They were Mr. and Mrs. llam King, worthy patron and worthy matron : Mr. and Mrs. De£ense CJann • Brand..;. wrl ---da}ous, Sham eo.:; t!Kil ,._al ONE.OAY SERVICI ON REQUEST Preseriptiona Are <>yr,~l'f-Uii~~ · 71 Mill IT. . , .122 N. .IDND .. ' Robinson's e ... , . . IN DAR I- ' MIDDLEP..Oit, ;o.. ·- I .•-•" Pomeroy UotOur Prot Porkl"' Lot Cleaners '.. !07 FiJm ANAHIST TABLETS 69C SELECTED NUMBERS- 93c I Wlth ·lma 79c Several officers ef Evangc. line <'hapter, Order of lhe Eas~ ern Star, from Middleport were ' D •• B / g eCISIOD reWID SAL HEPATICA REG. $1.19 Finest In Mom After Shave eENGLISH LEATHER Lodge 0/lkera Go lo Marietta in charge of the ritualistic LISTERINE ., ' liSJc Mr. and Mrs. William Fraley WIU1 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Justis. A FamUy Sports Ntte will be . It was In the decade of the of work with youagsten ill the two votes, members werelrnolo at Portland elementary late 40s and through the 50s sport he loyes best, basketball. braced for wllal could be lbe COLUMBUS (UP!l - A Roman Catholic bishop and ' l:lt debaUn8 a Conservative this Friday evening starl- that tile Poriland school pro. Mr. and Mrs. Price's fOilllll· eoldeal lemperatarea of tile Evangelical United Brethren bishop conducted a joint wO'/. motloll.d <lzlng Labor for log at 6:30 o'clock· offering fun duced many outstanding baskel- est son, Larry, at &-2, Is year, ship service at the Ohio Pastors Convention Wedneoday, ecoiiOilitcJ policy. LlbOral basketball for folks pint-sized ball teams and aa many young mislng Irishman pant at Mar. Tbe CoiDmbuo Wealber Bur- then cited their service as an example of the new apirit oi bora ~ they would 8lde grownup. stars who went on to lead Ra- ietla College. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pen- eaa predleled overaigbl lowo ecumenlcalism. the Colllervalives. The event Is sponsored by the ctne Tornado high school teams But back to tomorrow night: lagoo officiall were to decide Tbanday mplwoold drop u The service wao conducted by The Most Rev. Johll ;J. -ID the port city . Hut!, PTA. Hubert Price is to district and regional honors. PTA leaders said the program today whether the remalns of a low u 8-11 delf"OI below zero Carberry, bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Columbus, and ers .we filling a principal. Consolidation and the state's will begin wllb tht IW:lne ele- World War U medal winner ill the -u,e, and wes- Bishop Reuben H. Mueller, presiding bishop of the EUB vaca1 today. The Labor The nature of the event sug- heavy frowns organized on pre- menlory boys playma twa games turned Communist •Iter World pertfou oJIIIo olale and near Church and former president of the National Council of ty appeared in grave danger the line hand of Mr., Jr. lllgh basketball ended the with )'llllii8Sier1 who attend War Z could be buried In Arliag- aero In lba Norlhelslenl Churches. lostn'a · 1 vtlal seat. Results had something - H not a Icareer of Mr. Price es ·principal school at Portland grade I!Cbool. ton Nattonal Cemetery. '!'be con· uoa. It was believed to he the first what we have in common ra8!both lasues were expe<ted lot - to do with II being ar-~and coach. Today he Is princi- Another mntest will be a troversy over the request for service ever conducted in North er than what divides us." 2 be In by esr)J Friday. ranged. pal with nmny fond memories game between the Portland Hth burial there by the widow of ll!ll'lll ~- American by such blgh-rank- Bishop Carberry admitted II ' · · grade girls and Juntar Illgh Robert G. Thompson spread 'J ing Catholic and Protestant was the Catholics "who have RiclHMOND, VA. -THE scilool girls. Tbe final game from the Knrn1ln to Capitol 'clturch officials. boen slow coming to this point. geot ..ow atorm in years wlllbe wltb adulla parltelpa~. Hill Wednesday, adding to the Discussing the servl<e later, But Pope Jobn XXIII was the pled the Mlddle Atlantic Tbere wilt be 110 admission furor atarted by veterans Bishop Carbe!ry said that until. one who went in and broke joday under more than foot charge and everyone 1a invited. grotlpl ·prolesting suclt. burial a few years ago "it w•uld not down the harriers." jr,ow, Roadl were Refresbmellbo wiU be solcL Tbom[IIIOII died Oct. 11 at the have been possible for us to B'sh M ll ld Popt 1 down ' , qe of &0. Hi.o remains were even sit here talking togetber." J h op ed ueiftler shea be beDi cremateol He Wll a native of CoiiUIIIIII o n mov sw y w n . -h~ voree_u Souabt . Gronls Pua, Ore., ud was . , -. Both bishops ag,..ed that the came Pope because •f bis addetp drllb along the coast. · · · · Ja.Meip Court ' ilra!teilln IMI Uti lined with 'l'wo aeeldeftbo lllvolvlng three preYailtng mood a! both major vanced age: Blsbop Cer~ ,1 ~ ds~=. WASIDNGTON (UPI)-PI'<al· Austin B. Campbell, llutlaod, the l%nd Dlvialon ia 1be Pacific. velllcles were investigated by Christian faiths was "to stress d:rl: : . ~ 1 ~ type red n the !dent Johnson's Ceuncll of has liled a peU~on for diYOrce He wu IWBrded tbe DSC the Meigs County IIDbert c. Jlar. cf d w ey may 0 ea er .. vee UDeal Y up Economic Ailvtsera today de- against Marcia B. CampbeU, ution's aecond highest a~ard !elbach's departmORt Wedne'sNo:=Una~ew fended the freezing of Its anti-~ Watertown, N. Y., cltarglnc, for utraordloary heroism, for day. No lnjortea or arresls RBoth ~f!led a:':~:!; ficials said lbe storm was Inflationary wage guidepost at gross neglect of duty and ez- leading an 1811uit against reported in either. :;:: a 1\~ 1 3.% per <ent despite cries of treme cruelty. The platnUfl is macltine gaos Ill a river· c es was " 1 ong way worst in Ia •years. Richmond, "unfair" from organized tabor., seeking custody of three minor crossing operatloa oa New The llrs! 11'81 at 1:30. a.m.. Ufe 00 m..the future. Va., Jav under a 13-lnch •now f E BOVIE The ., . Guinea . J M. oe the Kingshury-Downmgton We are at the bottom or !flo . f . -• ·t•--n ' • • <OOllCI1s scrappmg o I1s ""1w~ • 11 antmry, 1.... ladd and ju taking th firSt blanket fllr lbe first lime old fonnuH for computing the In other Meigs County Cam' Thompsoa became acUve In road whe11 Erneat Lloyd Jones, ~ st e ' 1940., guidepost, which would have moo Pleas Court sclllvity, A~ the Oommnnlst party after the 35, Rl. I, Harrlsonvllte, travel~p, BIShop car~ raised the ROn-inflationary limit len C. Hit!, Investigator, has war and was convleled with 10 lng southeast, lost control of are dlvlsiona, serious PALOMARES, SPAIN - U. to 3.6 per cent, was •ure to beta ordered by Judge Jolll C. others !II 1.919 for conspiracy to bla 1962 model veblcle when be State representative Ralph •;sJOns, rootted deep In the ~ s. and sp&Disb officials draw fire from AFJ..CIO Presl- Bacoa lo proceed wldl .. II- overthrow tho COVOI'llllleDI by approaclt~ another car from Welker (R-Meigs) has I'<Ceived 0 ~~ ~';"'"'a::.;s.. at waited near here for the arrival dent Geerge Meany. vesligalion in the suit by Pauline force. the opposlla direction. confinnation from Fred Morr, hope..,that e! t : e of a ~yshpm to ISStsl In But 11 backed up the Prest- Pauley against Everett Pauley. JOiles' <II' wenl to the rlgbt cfire<tor of the Ollie Deparlmeat through prayer, through ..;_ totoberp~:: =~ dent's strongest plea for res- Minor children fre Involved. ' lfde of the roadway. traveled ol Natural Hesources, lbal gao- spec! for each othere' vieltlo nuclear bomb. ""' lrainl by union and business Judge 0 Brien l1 over aa embankmeBI and bit oHno and electr1~ boat mo- point, lbat the graee or Gll4 Hetiable JJIIUI'CeB asld Fred E. Bovle, • native of leaders In making decisions on WEATHER In Primary Race a tree, cauaing heavy damage tors will he penrulled on For~- may one day, In G114'a dlvlla mysterloua objecls were Gatlipoils, wbo is manager of pay demands and price in- Cold, snow IHlllll and Frf. F. Harmon O'Brl<n, lncum- to the front of his vebi<le. ed Run Lake thJS year as m providence, bring aboul Ullfty' ed by sonar deleclloo Southern District of the Co- creases . thsl might c:entribute day aorlbeaot Low loldlht, 1-8 bent Meigs County Probate The other IIU8llllp was 1 m~ the past. which prayed f<ll a1 11oa on U. 8. warships aboot and Southern Obio Elec- to inflation. below west ud Mill. Judge and JUvenUe Judge, has oor one at 7:30 p.m. on Slate Morr, iD • letter to Rep.llaot supper. fathoms off the coast bere. Co., will '?lire Jao. 31 • aft· · ftied pelitlona ol candidacy, lbe Route 124 at Rutlalld. Welker, BBid the matter of mo. . c-enlloiJ a - . 40 objects were belieVed 11 years With the company. e Board or Electlou reported to- Officers said a <ar operated fora being used has oot been Bishop M~eller, In .bla ~ parts or the nuclear oomb Mr. Bivle ittended Martella day. · by Wilbur Imboden, 39, Salem- resolved for all slat&-owlled 19 the <losmg aessiOII ol IIi" was loSiin the crash or before graduating from Jud8e0'Brten,aSyra<Usares- st., Rulland, hacked out ol a lakes, but they wilt be permit- convention, said that .,.. Amerieaa 1112 bomber lnslltule of Technolo. !dent, will be oeeklng his third driveway and bumped a parked ted OR Forked Run. church has always been Olltl ' •.1 KCW jet Ianter tllat at Pittsburgh, Pa. 11a was . s1 z- year lenn In that office. car owned by Lona Alma Herd- Morr indieated up to 3.1 herst!- It .~st haa many «>q>MIIi<Jal. here J July 1, 1926 by lbe WASHINGTON (UPJ) - The administration aontlnua Olbera wbu bave lfled for coun- man. Mill-s!, Mlddleporl. There power motors will be penni~ Hall webave .ta • socfo~ · _ 17 near aa. · Power Co. of Albeu, to build .tts case for resumption of U.S. alr attacb on ty olficel are Commissioner was light damage to the Herd- ted. cal m; poUilcal ''""• of It, , CIIICAOO _ CANCER predecessor ef the preseut e1ec- North V1et Nom, which coogreaaional and dtplomatle cir· candidates Rebert Clark and man car and none to Imboden's. A hearing OR the matter of ~aven t got eneugb, be . resumed their vigil trlc utlltty a lll9nth follgwing eles are convinced will come within a lew dayt. CI!Jrlea R. Karr, Sr., botb iJ1. motors being used on the state I am talking about lbe ess 11 11 These circles saw virtually no alternative to an end to <Uiilbenla, and Democralil! £1_1DID1•, lakes was held earlier this of the church, DOl~ structur:e, 1!,al courlloday wilere IIJeYIIIM adualtiiJL bave 1nlted line molilbe ftr gr the 35-day-old pause tn the ~!tacks, barring a lllineUII.. Central Committee candidates, be month in Columbus. Rup. Weld- Tbe Cbrlstlan religion Ia verdict D {be Kreblozen He was born ill GalllpoUs, change in the Communist attitnde toward President Jolmo Elnmett G. Will, Rock . Springs er registered opposition to mo- sum total or aU pJ>u. of lift. ud conspiracy triaL of lbe late Harley Bovle, IOD'o peaca offers. Pet., and Woodrow T. Zwilllng, fora not heillg permitted oa A jlll7 of !Ieveii llleJI and Mrs. Bovte, wbo resldea Olflcjals said today llie Com- The admlnistratloa Wll . . ~ Vlllage. Tbe deadForker Run in • telephone conLocuat SL He II a brother of munisla were still taking ad- <tlvlng support from •._.. line lor filing Is f p. m. Fdl. 2. versalin to Morr on lbe day • (Conlinuod en ~ I l lloduey Downlna of MJd. vantage of the pause ta rep~ir In tts vtew there ,... .. purof the hearing. - 1. shattered aommunl<atiODB In pose in eztendlng the JIIUBI fur. lliUVEft ARIII!8TED Harry Osborne, Reedsville, -ked out ol the Jack· the North and send reinforce- ~· Brft1ab Foreign Secretary Larry Milea, 21, Pt. Pleasant, was present at the bearllg · IIlii Oak Bill Dlvtefolll .lor mento and Ilea Ul ard Mlcbael stewart said W~ was arrested Wednesday by Four Daya of G!m1n1 4, a from Meigs <JOunty. , • total tf 11 years. After oervsupp IOU " · day night In New York be the i'emeroJ Pollee department color 10m of lbe apace venture two Jeart Wring World War '!'bey added Ilia! this was a lbougbl lba Ulllo4 States bad oa a charge ol running a red of Aslnaluls M<Divitt and • ed wilh 111o Army Engineers sltuatll)ll lbat could nat be amply demoastrated lis ~ li&hL Milet has posted bond for Wbite, was shown by T ed F1remen Summon I";::!~~ ha returned t. the tolerated because of lite mount- desire to makt peace liD ''houor- appearance before Mayot Olar- Reed, Jr Wednesday to the In Middleport Ja•uary 1811J, which has ~ II Dlvisloa in IM7, and lnt danger to U. S. forces. able" terms. lea Legar o1 Feb. L Pomeroy., Llo111 Club following Middleport volunteer firemen desir,"': ·~p lrADIIferred to the tll(lineerlng . its regular lundleon II the were summoned at 9:40 p.m. B M benhtp of the home office .I ~ Federated Olurclt. Wednesday to the 363 Broad- arm ureau em dat. IRONTON, 9hfo (UPI) ...... same year. In 11110 he wu ICU JJtilll The film wu IIUldO available way-st. home of Ruben Collins~ ~·Is ask •.4 mtillllll plant will be nmde aaslstant to 1be IIUIIIOjJer by Mr. Reed's sister-In-law, where a blaze caused damages a vo un wor ers are here to muufaeture the Southern Dlalr1ct and 11 MIAMI tUPI) -The stall fraud." cllmat of MrL Mtaalr Ia lh Miss ~IJ T. Meadolll Ho.. in the bathroom and tllchen. ed to have their aru ooevaaaed 1lin 1m' tilt by the milltaey wu appointed to biJ preo. atlaeked .u "seaBdalous, frivo-l Despite dllrgel llltiNUDior- COIIIly jaU here; and a Moaler ton ,.._ who Ia a m~them.. Fire -Chief Howard Dalley and an members enrolled and VIet Nam. position. loua and • o sllam" today cllargea owr lbnt. alate family Negro banctymaa, JW. ~ em~ In the Space said lbe btue apparently broke reported to the Farm BuretD The C1ir1: Wire Mr. and Mrs. lltvle lfVII . at clJargeo that prooeculors and ~. the prueCIIIIoa and coe Browa, .an had beea Asency. The 111m alae has beeR outln the bathroom of the faur- office. . _... land, recitlved a Arden Rd., ColtiDlbUI. Tiley polkle lhreelaaed witaeases to the defenae appartiiJII)o 1hl'l presaiiMd IBt • to s t 1f y 1na 111own locaUy 1o stutlellts or room 0110 story structure from A ORe day wJnd.iltl drive ww [lli1meat oonlract four soas and l21fandddl- eel tesllmolJy against miDlonal- <lOIII to agreemeut .10 It jury u agaiut Cody and Mel. Mlcldlep)rt ud Pomeroy Blgb an undelermlned origiJI. The be held on Friday with at least' and WID aoe tht pl111l at resa CUdaoo Malsler and ller the Dade County ~~ Court Browa's 11f!men¥ (could be a Scltools, and. olber groupe. 16 llnmen responding to the six two-maa teams contaotlnl o)W ollbe old FcJalor Store all~ lever. 1r1a1 entered Ita Jlb!tb ' day. s1roo1 pari oi the alate's case. Guy Nlllh, MGM _,1 ueeu- call with two pumper Inlets poapects, King said. pair Co. · Sen Tunae W: ... - AllllrneJ Richard E. Attoneya for bolb F<mn 'l1te baldymaa said at pre.trlaltive, a IUMI.. apo11e briefly o1 bmnedlately doused the blaze. King reported lbat 11166 meml'rodiM:IIon wu II[JICied • r an.. Gerai.Ja -.Id a move would be IIlii Mrs. Mlllllllr aapled U be4r1Df1 1111 reeaDed wubhJ& scouting 1a lbe Tri-State Area No estimate or damages has berabip, tncluding pledges, •taod be8in wltbln flye er IJfx 14th Diatrict Jolt made lhla IDCII'IIlliC for cllsmls- jlll'Ol'l, lnclud!JJI • - · wllb 1111p 111t1 water late In tile CoulMlll. WUIIam ·T. Clraoaer, beell made, according 11 Dalley. at 238, just U short of lbe tolal and ali®! UO to 200 COLUMBUS (UPI) - State al or a lllOtloil Died by the for lbe 11rat 11m11 IIIII' IIIII tad an,mooa balon Mofioter - put prasJdeQI, presided. SerY· for all of 1965. Slxteea el lheol 'wiD IJe employed, a 1lobia T. Turner, wilo deleue WedlleadaJ oeeting. to or tile WedJIIed,aJ 1 • 161, ,aut ll1alll a tltcbeD I!Otllller lop IIJI dinller wn tbele 1ac1e11 o1 SI£EKS OOP SEAT ~new members. "apoktaman llld. from Tlllln It MarloD to han tbe munler Indictment abort for the of -of wl1ll't aliaDdprlnt ldenUfted as 1be Federated Olurch, Mrs. W!MINGTON, Oblo tUPI) Named to hMd lbe Friday ' Tilt•lpl'ant will pniClloo In the ti8W 1ftb Dillrl<t, lj(alnll tba blonde widow and Judie Geertlt 'ICbaJa' iallow ~'~mrs• was ftuDil after 1111! Lou1a Reibel, C!11aJrmaD, llrL State Sen. Mal Dennis, who has eJem.ap IN John Coinll, S.. OOD 11111f cllba I!CIII!Il'lflla IOmlnaiJnc pedtlanl "We4- Melvta Lane Powers llirewa jurlatll. GeraiU - - . pir- murder, Clare Karr anc1 Mn. lila IIeut. served in the legislature atnco !em and Columbia twps_: Mrs. lll!ill!' a _.,.... Cllllll'al!l lor lbe Republll!ID ·1111- lilt. . . . emptory eballeqll, to di'IDI• Genteln called !be eba11et 1111D1i 1854, annolmt:ed Wednesday ho VIrgil Atkins, Rutland IDII ~ · earrM!iiD . . . lor In IIIII Mey pr~; " ""' dei«<N C!Oillellded ~!!Je two juron, boftver1 and "11111111.~ 1111, qlelllly · will seek the Republlean IIOI1liJl. plo twps.: Leo Story, l!etlfort Claf!l ·J8Ctlved • Turlllr wtll nm fl! • ~ IIi 41elil!eal. charJ!ni liii'L interrogatiOn at re~ll witboul fouilila~· a trutb or LOCAL TBiliPI · otloa for atate 11011a1or 111 the ud Salisbury twps.; Mrs. Jla PI w ·looiunc ·IIIII;~::~~=~~ "' .JUrlo~ Lletlilr: .....,, ~~ lOok •.P u.·rMI of .~ cltJ. • ,._ 1'1ief·~ 1 last mlilute tedperature 1a Pomeroy's ~ prlp)ary, '!'be new dlatrlct tarnaban, Button llld .w ApPilllcbli - · 11iiiGI, Wyaii!IQ!, oo;, :w11b IIIII . 10, Ill&, fte .def\!jl i. flld ~ J111!11an dllpente allllilp& 1111 ~ pariiJUs'- dl.sJrlc:t at 11:110 a.m. coiiQlOIIII of Clinton, Warren, .twps,; Virall ID-., Cbestilr·. . lblrda' olthe lolal liJd lrponotmtlea iiall · .' _ :ollitt ' 1111!111* juat' 'lf!*!;\lte ,li!hali't lt !If ·~ dtfGaDI Ill aveld a lodey was 13 decrw, mid. Qtrmoa1, llrowD, ~ IIIII Oranp lwpL, lll!il Pall! IIIIW, '!if llli.' ~llll. at>JIIclilmd CouD!y. - lkt- -~~·. ; •Pnic:Ufe!~ 11J &qed lillt Allin 1'111..& -~· c1Gut1J at1o1. ' ¥W ..U. ·~ ... ' • ' ' • . ' ·~ :r:.: •• REG. 97c . POPULAR REG. 53c observation and treatment. Her room number is 214. 1 71c Vicks Cough Drops ' Bt]('k entcrerl Holt.er Hospital Mond<1y, f • r afternoon, for b'eatment. Mrs _ Victor Young Sr., East Main St. 11nd Mr. .and Mrs. Fer· ris Justis of Mason, W. Va. re. turned bome Monday, after a weekend visit at Plainsfield, Ind. .;r:.:~':~~ =~=ity I EUB R }j --COL=w=UMB="u-:(=UP-11 -·-An.:-. 1 ' oman Catho 'c Bishops .. blul or fri,td Arctic 111r c d J · W h1· Ri 1 =::: :!:Y~: on net omt ors P tua Pentagon is Pondering B •a1 Ca a pro. un se situation w•• lhls: • ,~. I Chris! Mrs. Charl.Ps or Grove City were ~MOuthwasl1 REG.10c _ _ Mrs. Jal'k Kdly returned til her home, Columbus Monday, afler sendi ng a week wiU1 her , mother, Mrs. Everett Dailey while Mr. Dailf'y was Jwspital-, ized. She w;.~s accompanied · home by Mr. Kelly and Miss Sarah Lou Doup who spent week · l;!nd with the D<1 ileys and Mr. und Mrs. \1anio K~:ll)' ol Mid· dlcort. ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS , Colgate , . &! =:: --AJ,;C. TABUTS MOVIE FILM (PROCESSING INCLUDED) ~~ E • I I. cumenica Service is First Family Snorts Nile r · :!oo "::: dllb, Mark Rit'hman . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 ~·_'=Uierla::i.:O:Uo:.f • I Mamfy About RICHMOND, Va. (UP[) The worst winter storm in 25 years or more burled the Middle Atlantic Stales under more than a foot of snow today, cbriktng rands, closing schools and battering ships at sea. AI least seven deaths were blamed on the mighty storm, which pushed into New England and sent numbing cold as far south as Florida. Snowflakes fell DR Rtunned Gulf Coast I'<Sidents at Crestview and Fort Walton ter llll'Okl Wllsoa today 1 Po-l t tlj ~ "'.=O grl)'fers were wal'lled or a hard in U years, and lba wont II PblladelpbliJ urly today. freeze tonight. Virginia stnce 1140. Ri<!hmond Tba ter or the erful Tbe ~oot trawler Outlar, its was covered by as much u 11 een pollt' mast blown away iD 40-mUe-an- inches of onow and etgbt storm moved off lbe New hour wlnda reporled II was inches, hall the yearly overaae, Jeraey eoaal this lllOtlllnc. but ANTARCTIC ACTMTY- Winter Is getting underway In earnest for Amerlcant It laking on water near Dry snarled tralflc ill Wublugloa, sub-zero winds gusting up to 35 home, but In Antarctl<a aummer is just coming In and U.S. scientific teams ill aoulh pa, Tortogas, 50 miles northwest of D.C. ~lea aa hour whipped !"'"" Jar regtona are agAin busy with research programs. Scene above is the wlnd-awept Rott ~ M!8011. A smaller fisblng Heavy 11110w warnlnga were mto a blizzard ill Mlch1gan, Ice Shell. Glaciologists patrol the snowy wide-open spaces in motor tohoggana to study veBSel, the Diamond Head, was posted for Rhode lslaad and where temperaturea plunged ice movement and snow accumulation, part of an effort to determine wbather Antaretlo wallowing in 1&-fool waves tn Massachusells. Snow was drift- well below zero. ca's vast ice cap is Increasing or decrea!lng in lize. the same area, its propeller ed up to two feel blgb ill partsl---------------=-----=~----=-------------fouled in a lfsblng aet. The of New Jersey. Mll<'b of eo..t Guard rushed plaaes aad soulhwestera PeMQ'lvula W11 ships to the stricken vessels. sUII under last weebad'a Officials said the storm was Inches of aaow, and Hll'ly LONDON _ PRIME .~ms::l ~~'c_".'·n~d_"n~or~th~F~Io~r~ida~c~itr~ua~th~e~w~ors~l~to~h~ii~N~o~rt~b~car~o~lina~se~v~ea~_;ln~cbea~~~fe~U-artWUI~~ i 1 DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS All THIS WEEK '• .:::~o ·I d . tlantic tates Hit orst now in Years ElBERFELD$ DOLW DAYS.ALL THIS WEEK 1 enttne·· at ' --~------------------------~----~----~~~ , ~----a-~~~~~~~~~-----------.~ ~g-----~--~- ,~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1966 ~;: 1 I . VOL XVII NO. 237 1 Wed Nov. 10 a Creighton Mine Ont. • 1Htlo141d To Tit. '"""" 01 Tit. JJflpMuon ~.... i f ranees peacock Hayman Barnitz • • ., ~ i 1 •- e Out-of-town relatives bert : , : ';:;' .Rawilnts-Coabo Funeral Home included Mr. and Mro. Jamet Biggs, Na'sbvllle,, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. G• Blgp, William IJodlon, Coltmlbus tnc1 Fred Tharp, Charleston, W. Va. 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