http://66.213.69.5/files/original/04ac62cd95b7af54408663be239296b2.pdf d527e15abcee3bf339f9228929cd9e75 PDF Text Text I ,.,, :~ Three MRS "Cnidt Ar~ A1aigned Here Rio Grande Cellege students who have been assigned to lhe Middleport Schools for student teaching Include Eric Chambers, Leo Kennedy, Jr. and Mrs. t!lane Hartinger. .i j( I ,,• SOCIAL . CAI£NDAR Hemlines Go Up on.- the Year's Biggest Leg Shoyv :!F!~~: '••. ,., New OfficErs Named for · . · s· h [ Church, \Sunday c oo s J. ' I ,•~ I • . . ,,1J I} ...... ~ '1.~ I (.' ... j .. ' ' ·e I .,.,.. r. n. ,,.,,.,,;, 01 n. • . taJ at#on.. :!: "~ut" chan~e borhi:~ AUTO LOAN can start B~le • .,.. .,_. .,,~ ' • .tn · lot'" mBeage .. ~ td ~ checked Center eleb7 fel'SOilS ~nallfled in that field to deter• mine If 11 em lie ,~ er if a •• ·one IIIUit e lllstalled. McKinzie Indicated he believed 1 new oae w!U hava to be pur· chased. -President Jonea, Ill behalf tllhe board, praised the school heads for their work to date by his comment, "We're very pleased wltb lhe way things are golng,H Janea urged lhe scbeol /01\ .. v Ha11 roy Masoruc Temple. Thomas . 1• . ' ' '" · • • advl80rs• Mrs SIA!IR organist c. Edwards, excellent compan· Organ~ Meetmg~;Gt•: and lhe 'Rev. 'Howard Ruppel~ ; (Technicolor I 1on, requests all officers and An organl'!lional' '~lb!i ~~l dorus '&i'nct1. wtH prepare the choir dlreetor. , , 111 attend, Jtrll!\kie Avalon, Dwayne 0 I her , ·Financial repOrts for d1e ye&l companions District 13 Pall eouncllors Dau· refreslnnents wltb all Hickman. Vim·ent Pnce ......... Also CutoDnl IT:e il;om.:•~OO:::;"!f~ ghters of A!nerlca,..was held Ceunclls helping to se! a~ ~ ,were ' given by Mrs. Walta ~u mw at ~e home of Miss at lhe IOOF hall, make candy.~ ; kyl 1 ~ Waddell, Women's ·~ia1i011; fRIDAY & SATUROAY Lydia. Ebersb.1cb Mulberry Ave. with Edl~ Wakely be sent to · a e Y 0 Miss PhyUls Joachim, 4eacont FEB. 11 & 12 , The Amateur Gardeners presldmg. There packagiru!. o! the t" and deac011esses; Mrs. JIQclne, "DIE, DIE, MY DARLING" · · d 1 m t were 'l1 members. At the close mee School; Tuileh jlankhead 'S A LEG SHOW these days because of the rising hemline. From club of Mid lepor w mee refreshments were . served mg by Sauer• Sunday nd Lew'Mrs. Sa J:.e. "APACHE GOLD" ALL THE 'VORLD d b lk textured stockings for the under-30 crowd. Wednesday evening at tbe borne The purpose ol the Assocla- the Association members of land Brown a IS uer. (Tecbnicolor) Paris come these bold-patt:rne\~n la:y ;ink or nude shades. With all eyes focused on of Mrs. Arthur Strauu. Mem· tlon Is for betterment of lhe Theodorus Cooncll The nert church financial ~:~ ant Lex Barker Anyone older will be wear ng w ' e, hers may display bobl)y proand 111 ·bring bell,er lli"be A ·ril at Tull' Mrs. Lyo~s, youlh .._ 23 Rose legs, those tired old beige nylons are OUT. . jects at the meeting. Roll call understanding ·and harmony - a> }JI{!elln~ ~ wit/-Forest SUNDAY, MONDAY h0 response will be a Valentine 'lis fll'l'8 ams ON USS MAZAMA ond TUESDAY B In phot 8 alter photo close-fll·llhlngs new and zany I s e mong Its 14 CoQIIC • and Golden Gleom CouncU Chief Radioman Frank A• 13-14-15 F By Helea enne"y . 1 d 0 ld hat and verse. h tes •MAR::'.t.Ge ON THI NEW YORK _ <NEA) Ung, helmet-lil;e hats permit on- things ~e a rea Y A . The Middleport Literary club Offlcen were elected a~d In- members as OS ses. Claud- Rice, USN, son of Mrs. Edith ROCKS" lhrou h the high fashion ly a tiny owl of Ia~ to show. somethmg else "~ew. b/J:'s will m~t Wednesday, at the elude, Sally Smith, pre111dent; . Charter members are in Rice of Middleport, ill a crew· (Technieolor) . g ou'U Rotice On hatless models either the ently we have to a ~. home of Mrs Charles Bra Nettie Hayes, vice president; Ja Davis and Jean Pol g o1 member of the ammun!Uon ship l'tank Martin :ed this season. upper part of the lace hides be- reluctant to II al· bury. Mrs. &rnard Fulm and Jean WoJII, secrebiry and pubPrairie Co':;'cll, USS Muama, which opera'es :::;:;:;:;:;:;:;~~:.~·~~~·1~~tte~r~-~~hind bango long eoough to tick- ways be one 00tren e . · Mrs Harold Sauer are ~ro- li<1ty; and Edna Reibel, treas- Edtth Betzlng an out of Davisville, R. I. A unit They Simply don ma · le the noslnls or • face is bare- Now back those trr~~ tan gram leaders. Roll call re- urer. Fay PlfllD, Llna McVay Rowan Forest Rose Co~ncll; of the AUantlc ·Fleet Servlct ly hinted •I behind a waterfall ny Ions and how we sho re· sponse wiU be a contemporary and Mrs. WoUf were named as lw Stacy' Sarah Bane Riddle, Force, the Mazama resuppllel of hatr. pl>ce them., statesman. the by-law committee by Mrs. S.lly Smllh, Helen Noland, ships and units at aea wltll Ill One could probably cover her FirSt don t let thooe stri)l.ed· THURSDAY Smltb. Erma Jenkins, Heon Wolff, Llna ammunition and :explosives. face completely and pBSS as fa- legged gals cavrllng acroos THE SOUTHERN Tbe Association will meet ev· McKay, Bonnie DoulhlU, VIr· lls!lionable instead of some kind fdouble • page ~olor spreads ic Boosters will maet Thursday ery four months at Tuppers gtnlo Evans, Tillie · Clark and SON IS BORN of nut. Iscare Y?"· If you re out of your at 7.30 p. m. at the Scuthem Plains on the last Sunday of the Annabelle Kehl, Golden Gleam Mr. and Mrs. .Yavld HiD t1 But !ego, now, are a horse of 30s you re not expected to wear High School, it was announced month at 2 p.m. The first pro- CouncU. Racine are annopiiC!ng the blrlll several d1fferent colors- so Wild colors or bulky textured today by Mason Fisher, pres!of lhe Associa~on will be Jl'ay Parlin and Mrs. Wakel}i, of a 9 po\lnd ~>' P !011 DeIn fact, they would put hooe. The younger gals can , dent. sponsor lhe Buddy Starcher Merletta Council; Millie Moho cembel' 'Z1 at ~ Hospital Joseph's coat w shame. And have 8 ball Wltb them. A on February 25, at lhe berly and Evelyn Denver, Mata· The baby has hee\i:,named Ja. from white to comboo of purple bright velour.•· and metallic THE POMEROY BEND Pomeroy High School auditor· moras Council: and Nettle son Wayne. Gr~nll an and red they crop up at all yarns ar~ bemg added to all zens Band Radio club wiD bold lum. Proceeds wUl be given to Hayes, Edna Reibel, Cora Bee- Mr. and Mrs. ~ Mallory Whether you're set on a possible and imposs1bie angles Ihe st~rs. dots and plolds for its regular meeting Thursday the home and orphans lund Ingle, Della Stahl, Betty Reibel, Raclne and Mr:. ~ ""'- Jerevery fashion page today. A the commg fall. at 7:30 p. m. in tbe recreation of Edith Betzlng, 88110- Margaret Seldenabel, Althea ry Hlll Letart Fa)ls, 1'rhe IIIlis sleek new '66 or a better used man leafing through his wile's That kiCky, young look 1~ not room ef the Baptist church in elate state councilor, Strong, and Winona Cook oflhave two other .... Pen, I car you should steer first to our favorite fashion primer might lfor any of us who have kiSsed Cheshire. Alsoclatlon members If Thea- Theodorsa Councll. and Seth 4. IIUunK she had taken to readlng ~ 29 a fond goodby. But we ~o Joan department. We plan the llgirlie magazines. ' rheve a definile spot in the new Skirts are up and legs are leg show. · loan especially to your needs. ''in." And if your shin bone For .us there ar.e the nudes · Come in today! isn't trimly connected to your lacy pmks _and wh1!es - all to knee bone, you had better wear be worn With low, chunky heelgrannies ed shoes With straps or cut-outs EVERYBODY BENEFITS I Today'~ high hemlines hove in front. nroved to he a gold mine for If that sounds dreadful, give from Citizens N1tional "' . . lh ld 11 to gr y Mr. Fielding Hawkins, New hosiery people. And II Is •· Ee eha me re howuldondo ?hue. York Central Railroad em· Bank services. lime they got a break Un· noug exposu s o ' now they could sell ~ither trick. It did for me. Just don't , ployee, 1s a. medical patient at practicality or sheer delicacy _ wait as long to try it that when Holzer Hoop1tal In Galllpells N ·th 11 you finally sport your pole Tegs where he was taken Monday af. b t t f h. u no aSian. ow WI . b eyes focused on legs fashion ais everyone e1se •s elng told lo ter beoomi•• ... Ul at his home a big part ot the b~siery busi- paint theirs bl,ue.) oo Grant-St. ness And those basic beige ny- When I first saw these little Mr. and ~- Clair Athey ef . ' Ions · that served you so well girl legs and shoes I wondered Chesh~ VI& ted Sunday wub over the years will now mark whether any man who didn't her Sister and brother-In-law, you as a square _ say the mag- have a Lolita covplex would Mr. and Mrs. Fteldlng Haw. azines dare to ask a g1rlfor a date once kiDS. I Unfortunately fashion maga- the new fashion caught on. But Mrs. R. E. Smith wu In · zines work 80 far ahead that by day after day I found my "Oh, Pomt Pleasant, W. Va. Friday WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS the time we build up the need- ne you don't" attitude changing. to attend funeral services for •.Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporauon 1 courage to Ially forth in I First I stopped being horrified. her brother, George McDaniel, ;;:::::::~~~~~~~=~==~;;-=::;~;;;~~~~ Then I hardly noticed the new who died suddenly last week. 1,•" h ; i!c.rt~V?"(l' · IIi«.shoes and stockings at all. And Guests of Mrs. R. E. Smith, finally I caught myself nodding Pearl st., this week were her approval over lhe way they look- niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. ed with a particular costume. James Pfeiller of CarpenterIt Wlls erposure that did it. ville; m., who we're ealled to Now when I see a line of Point Pleasant by the death of beige hose moving up a depart- tbe latter's falher, Georgt Moment store escalalllr I think Daniel. Also '•tslting Sunday · how dreary and dull It looks. with Mrs. Smith were • See how It works daughter and son-In-law, Mr. If you have the urge to try and Mrs. R. L. Lamont, Chargmelhing riew why not give the lesion, W. Va. little white slllckings a whir) .Mrs. Edgar Wolfe Ia recuperNOT with high heels. ating from surgery at Meigs A sense of humor can be General Hospital ill Pomei-oJ. an important part of fashion. Designer • author Elizabeth Hawes oolled fashion "spinach." Perhaps it is. But It also can be fun. To be with It, all you Reed Is a touch of daring always tempered with goad taste. The report of the nomlaallng committee was given when the 1••~~~~-::!'lli!ilJiil...,.rn.w!lml-llleii!Rilll l olllclal board of Heath Melbo''Good Old Days,'' · a fUm diBI Churcb met Monday evenleatarlng Donna Reed, aDd Ing at the church. Mr. Jack prel(ded "Heart of a ' ToWD," will! Bechtle, c!lalrman. and openict the meetlnl with Jesae Slaart, have beea ob•; prayer. tained by the Melp County Reari CoRDCll from llle c.... The Rav. M. E. DoWSOII reid lral Ohio Heart AIIOClalfoa the list of nemlneetl for ·tbe for showing lllrolp0111 lhe church omcea whlcb lllll .be COIIIIty Februa17 Jtlll IUoagb sublllJIIed at the Fourth ~er· terly Conterenca to bt beld Ill Z81h. February. S.hools, dahl or orpalla· Ilona tntereoted Itt ulna lheae Ml88 NelUe Zerkle IIVI lhe ' 1'011 . . , aot bt immune 10 Oldl 88 Swlai hnr (H fc:dN .,.._, lflml for a prGJI'IIm dtuiJic flnatlclal rePort from Juna to But lhait oQ,, Y0111 Old. Diller hu • wondtrful new cur. A R.od• A&riarl Old~ 881 lhlo period may merve them Jan. Sl and lllcluded over tlO,· And the cholu ol pracdption It yov.rtl !lqant aew Della 811. , • ,..,:don-p.-:..4 "r"" by ealllng Mr. ar Mn. C. F. oao in . collections. Tbe b9ard Dvr:uurnlc. , , low-priced Jec~tar. AIIIWcktt powered ••• all Old. lfyled. , , 111d Hibbs, WY ~1411. Botti IUmo voted ·to l'I!IM the •mlnlsler'l •U prii;rd 1111 lllJIIr.e "•lrina: for sprina duwnrisht foolhnd,. F.l .fOUr ttiDpttaW. ne llmm, Htllld, and lhe lllary and '19 pay tiber billa. ritin1l Thtt'• Swint fiVIf, Quidd He1d for fOilr Old1111ohU• Dtlllf'l Heart CoancU wiW provide a A counselor Is needed for lhe •• . open ,_r lrMIIIth af!'l•y ..,.. w• ~ LOO.K TO OUJS fOR THI! ~1, Se!lktr Youth hllowahlp and projector If ae 0ded. board memberi were uUd to . . help secure aoinepne for ----poelUon. • IWIIftJIG 1111 OCIUHTilW Any• wJIIlni t. llllllille lilt Men's positt"' II uked to OOD!aiit Cli!lle Barrfa, Edueltba lll)qloa ~ The !JM1811n1 was. cloled ·Willi' ;taf!tr · Rev. ~WIOii. ' . ' •• ool ::;:;r.~:30_:r:::~at"~ ·Pome- Past ct;;iJ;;,~'~i"t1lrt~ia ,l3 ~old ; =ier p:~th H;:::: TONIGHT TWIR. GOLDFOOT AND THI BIKINI MACHINES" ' .' ' "a "I ! . o '· Ste:;. , ... .. • Pom•ny 1 Ohio ~f~trliJ':.:':O ' day aftefnoon at tbe heme , lib arlans, Mrs Paul Hall' Mrs. ·Charles Bfadhury. Mrs. New officers .of the church belh Fillher, Miss Margdaret tonser, pianbt, M~- Lilllaa Bernard FUltz and Mrs. and School were elect. Sauer, and Mrs, Tom Rue, ea• . ta 1 olt; Sauea: have the program ~ at lhe annual con:· conesses; and Fred Lewis, ~ul ~Lyons was ele<$ lllplcs. meeting of the Mid· Hliptonstall, Mrs. Rodney u' rintendent of tbe prl· First United Presbyter· er and Mrs. Edward Burkett, ed su~ rtment and Mrs. Bv· WHITE ROSE LODGE Auxll· rdt trustees mary epa t d lary of Brotherhood of lan~eu e~ted include J, H. Sunday Schll!ll officers inClude erett Bacrn::· ::S:"te:~ road Tralllnlen of Grate Charlca Peoples, Mrs. Fred Lewis, . ~ent; alfll! serve p nt. will meet Wednesday afternoon Leo K'enn'"" ·and 'Miss SUsan James Buchanan, asslstast su· er m the fdfiepartn:~ ....... Mrs at lhe Legion Hall. ' Hostessea ""'' Ruasell Lyo perintendeDI· MrS Rodney Other o 1cera m.....,. will be .Mrs. P. L. Mitch, Mrs. Park, elders; ~ . Becrdaty -~ treasurer;. E. o. Tewlts~, cradle roll; Id& Bachoer and Mrs. Edpr and Donald Lowery, ,de.a~. ~' c.c> Geor 8 SaJI. Mrs RuaseU LycinS ~·· Mar· 1 Allensworth. Mrs. Dale ,Walliurn, Mrs~ 1\illl.' ~ Walll\ll! 111111 cus ·Chambers and' Mn. J. E. Pomeroy Chapter Np. 80, Roy. · ~ · b a, 1 Ha 1 bome department work· al Arch Masons, will bold 8-Dally se"ntlnel, POilleroy-Mlddleport, 0., Fe, · ret th bud•et· ~ ted ti Wednes,• · ' i ·~ Mrs. yons, Y0\1 • ' MEIGS THEATRE ... i! \ \~ ' heads to keep up their practices. ' .... .. r-ORLD Around And · f About Middleport ! 1 . . • . /4aUonal i 1 I T -, -T ; Wbauvould happen if everybody (aught'Olda 88Swing Fever? f 11 , 1 -· ,: I : I· -81'I I Nominations ore Read to Board Monday Evening Mass happiness. Never NeedS:·•· ' otns 88 SlfriC ftVlB . , .. • ' board me~~~o WU!la111 King, Virgil King, and Mrs. ·II'~• 0. Rail, Pomeroy Supt. Ciwlo"ltr In Gibbs. Middpoert Supt. Clareace Thompson, Bedford Principal Geo•IJ• Sargent, Brallo bury Principal Roher! Morris and Northwestern Executive Head MoKenie. fo ' .... Attending were ers Jones, Slawter, file wheels rolling ••• ' . monthly board meetings )l are 111 be paid at that HsiaO.: , ~bylp~~ Rdl } . ·~ -11 bewassubmitted agreedtolbatllaier must Ci . k'~:~~~ Comas on the Friday before I to\vard a sweet '661 I .' \ Mrs. Hartinger ~as been asllgned to the fourth grade UD· der Mr!. R. R. Pickens ; Cham· hers will teach literature in the high school and Kenn!'dy will lie working in social studlfs UD· der Nolan Swackhamer. T h e ·colJ•g• students are graduates of Middlep<~rt High School. , .. . . "• . .. ' Truckers Suffer Injuries To Arms in Rt. 7Collision "A �" .. ( ' \ ( ~ . • ., ~- --------·-.. "In a little White Bird with a · Tw(g in Its Mouth!" · ..... <o····,. THE DAILY SENTINEL . DIVOTID TO IMTII'n OP MIIGUMSOM AI.A lllcbard II. Ow.n. Publllllor Cheater Toaaellill. r.dllot -~·. · f,; · ' ' PubliiiMd •••.., lfloraaoa uuPI Ill• 'diY IIJ Tile Ohio VaUoy 1'ubllablDI CoJDo PIID1. 110 llecbaalc St. PoallroJ, Ohio W• doiDi .,. di1Hit11aa tures at Barbara JluttoD (a clot- yetl'll yoqer thao MarleDe Dlllltebl aholt hlr 10-"'ltii too rears sadder . . In '8erdl'a, l)a. tid ·Meri'Jcll: "tP&IWI oVIr · 1111 blgbly pmmlstDf. tmmiiJt!nt II' lab ~f!lff, •Pitladepbia, Jlere I en l ...... QJme,.. ''becaiUie, ''l iaOIJU r IIICn r· I' -t_ 'The bill will ~me up for a v~te within 60-days, and the only way Ohioans, and people fro~ other llatea, can , ~ -block this measure 11 to put the pres'c »ure on those who vote in the Congress. . The proponent of the measure, largely "(he organization of AFL-CIO contend that the systems should be federalized : under our present bureaucracy in the j · administration, qualifications, benefits ; and coverage. In other words they want ' to get in the control so that .they can rease the benefits, by rosmg the ount paid to the unemployed, extend coverage to 52 weeks 10 as to ree.the number of permanently unem· .· li r:loyed. If they would eet their way the . rateit of unemployed compensation l w<ilild be bound to go up In many states, ' and would work a hardship on those i11 that are less affluent that say a alate like New York. They alllo want the cov· eraJe to bt mandatory on auch small bljBlneasu of even one person. The b&eflts would thus be extended to five !, mllliPn more workers, and in Ohio there ~ woutd bt 250,000 more Included in the I' prOJI'Illl. ~ l: Opponenta of the bill contend, and naturally, that it wiU lncreue red It would create delay in decision Iince It would have to go aU the channels of the bureau· would be ereated on a grand Under Federal control there bt no judicial review, and would the employer at the mercy of the of Labor, who would natural· to by tbe head man. It would help to carry out the goal of the Af'l,CIO of a auaranteed annual wage. S·~fi a revamploe of unemployment b t practices would mean an in· crpe In cost 1!1 be paid by employers, 1$1 aeneral tax revenues. The addition· oil to Ohio ~mployers alone would In tbt oei&hborhood of $70,000,000 year. ;r :'1:'• ey want to do thla on top of the Ioyer being faced with Increased al Security taxes, medicare incr.eas· a! have to be paid by every employThis measure would extend covera · to all professional men, and busi· men that just employ one person. will mean an addition to the moun· · " of paper work that has already . n foisted upon a long aulfuing pubThere are other pr11vlslons · that . _ld make compenaatton payable for ~person who leavea bl& employment ~juntarily . Originally the unemployt compen&ation ~ystema were establled to help those who were femporar_,W!thout jobs through no fault of their ·. We are now at the point where we t. decide whether we wiD have the jll slanted toward a temporary sit· . ,il or one that could be permanent. · wonder if the HB 8282 haa aafeg~~ar__cla to keep it from making unem· ~ent, and •he "something for noth· fog' a way of life. The value 1>f the law would be In Ita capacity to assist those In real need, and· by tht:. same token h:V· pus thore who take arfvantage of its liberal tero;ti. We think the states can do the ~er job l!ecause or their clos.lea to_~· _lfli!,\'idual caaea. · · · ' ,:,_'11 .,"· ... Ita prcflta and "trade liP" to better celluloid, ~uch u WooclJ AileD ICript maybe uu.. "What'I New Tiger Lly'' · · · Lendon fops 'say despU. ~ Tony Its tonier malea . II aile¥ with single brnated autt11 and that brown will man .• 'I'Oy llrms 1o1Ji have klloWD oomebedl: ... Yes eeveral rei4o a.··• and !191M' of t be 11'1, tbe IAJinglolt Botel'a H.kldd~Hiiirket (to . . . lie- . wallsD liAlom did clciie alter ~·· tweea 1 ind u· JHi'a old) One! li-wee yean ... Dcl1l Day'• ..., au the brand. nam• will Beverl7 llllll pad, aoda tou. 11m pitches at the play lfzea . taiD and aD, II up lor grabe M Meyer llllvta' dqbter, Geall, • •0011. ' . Ia singing in · Africa to "atandlleeDII Taflor ~dell • q room ool7," . . Ia Nl· 1111Uiil be a priJper IIIII to retlrl " gerta ·<Lap) where · 110 one u a board member of ~AP, . dared Clllllt out It • ... 8hl Prea. Peter Memtln " IUIUid lei! 11ltder police pooteetlOD; In takea Deeml' poll ' ... Tbt ' l:tltiOpla she liVes aU sbe elnll • ''llu9 blonde" halido Jo e Y flo ·loeJI dtartty: I line cblj, off . JlellhertoD lflecll II .~ tbt old btloll Indeed •·• Dar- u lbe'D get: the kid ~ liD&'' liar Jqlle ~ has · tnraed dolllt PlayboJ for ·,_.. ....... nti4' . ' ' I don or .Paris <walt!) amoret~!> the Italians bOn~. Ainet. lilt' Pix, wldeb lnllc~ lecheroua. Tbe English are ~ · A prolJIIneot lawyer IUdde~~o ed iD thOse beach·porty rum • honestly both" . . . GUIIISI Blte'l . ly shipped biJ wife and ehOd- lama 011 the public, will tan . f11118rat1Dg1 wot! reD to Elnpe, kDowin8 be's to he IDtllcled IIi • 11:1-~ 11188 2-D.U, SentiDel, Pomelv)-:Middleport, 0,, Feb. 9, 1988 I'd I)Vindle of .Uinta, ineludlnr $aa,ti00 froiD a widow'a trust lund purportedly to pay off a "fortuae IeDer," wi»lll be aJ. letledly gave $1,000 111111 kept tbt 10 tim Tbt Velllee film and drama fer.tlvail lost • bundle lire .. the ltalleo gov't balled out thl IBOTGUN WEDDING CAN a't even bother wltb tht chD~ VaUa flaaco.alfaira with BLAST LIFE rt11 uy JIIOI't. 1oana of about Helen, I have aome place tt 87 WWJama White 1 ~ • 8ellen fiDally JIOl a "flllll Dear Helea: rill taldnl tranquilizers to .. - my folb have dfered It complete clean bill of health" keep 1111 from Iandini In a JIIID. take me ID until I ret oa my 1J DON MACLEAN bousbt at a !ileal hardware lore mlllln of •lenn, IUd· Iller blJ B'wood heart ettaciJ: 1a1 Institution. Our teen- feet. But I cloll't want to be ~ (Mr. Mite Ia ea VacliiiOII atore, alq with 101111 murky denly to burst out llDPe. year belen last IIIII now walkl ap daugbler teilJ me abe II vorced before I'm :10. How WASIUNGTON - A YOI111111l illstructions. "Some I!Jicb•nted eveaiDg .... " and bicycles aU tbe lime llkt a tbree mo11thl' prepant by • c:ould be be 11 ehaqed?~MJS. Paul Dudley White Wled ''Wbo'a Wlla ID Ameri' Rep. George W. Grider regular Wben maa who .s now In the aervlce. · ERABLE Woody AileD'• am mov1t far - Politic." Is bl the worka In IIUIWer to no querlos what(D., TeiiD.) received 1 milo Olarlle FeldmaD - "Take the 9ho tblJtta lhe Ia very much In Dear Mllerahle: and tcbeduled for IUIIUIIft pubsoever, I'll now lell you bow Ill directed leller from the G.O. Monq IDd Rim" . ·. Lll TIJ" love with blm, and l'hen she Your uusband hasn't changad lication. Ray Bli111, cbalrmaa catch rattlesnakes: You need a P's Ray Bliss asklni !Dr a $10 told blm, be said be would marbiJ life bas! And aeltlter II of the Republican Nalioul lor sot altr·treatmenl eva piece or garden lwse, a bottle of donation to tbe G.O.P auslaJD. Committee, and John Dalley, from tbl Call. federa court, ry her, but he doeiD'IIove her. you were ready. I'd 11188eit yoa stick, a In& lund, Grider replled, toD- which told 10th F01 It would Theil 1 'Week alter be weot • have a trial separatt1111. Pel' chairmau of the Demecrallc sasoline, a forked had haps you'll both grow up 1 bit Natioaal Committee, are co- spoon, a burlap hag and lola of gue • In • cheek, that perbapl have to IIUbmll Ill pre • trial war. be wrote thai he 11111. ill the winter YOU walk the Republicans should adopt a dlanged blJ mind, and would lilteD you dlseover you reall7 chairmen of the advlaory ccmpay for the baby, but !bought miss each other. -H. millee on aelectiona for tbe through the woods wltll you more "teallatlc &llproach lo political "Who'a Who." (lt'a see a small hole, down which two • party politics." (But he It but to have II adopted out. YOU RIIELPINO HAND a ralller may )le blbemaling. wu happy to learu that Repubnic-e to aee that they cau get Be II of 1 different religion you DEPARTMENT together on oomethingl Ques- You stick the hose dowa in lican computers work no betaee; aDd saya he etuldn't Ill a Dear Helen: tionnaires are being aent to the hole and blow in it. This . ter than Demoer1Uc ones.) divorce. I have an aunt who ta· com. How long, do yoo suppcae, wlU possible llsleos. A queatlon- awakens the make. TileD you My daughter doesn't Wan\ plelely bedridden due to artiJri. sharpie IJ WaJIII 0. Brllldltadt, M. D. to give the baby up, aDd she lia, plus complicatiOIII from aa aaire Is even going to the pour sasoline In the bole and II be before some the snake gel& angry and coml!l brings out a cJsarette brand Lallor-saving devices have a can'laupport II nor can I (I'm a operatioo, . She never comWhite House, far Prealdeal called Hazards? (Snggeated Ad: great appeal for mcdem 111111. widow). She keeps looking to- plains though her daya art Joilnson. My ,.... IB that out. even if he doesn't get around to After that you just piD hla She'll love a man who llkea to Foi:. example, Instead of "ard marriage as the solu~on. tons and filled 'llllll pain. I k1loir filling it out, be'll lliD find bead to the lfOUlld with lhe live dan&erously.) off• •~vlllolcliq mow, II DOW Ia poa. Sbt II tralnlng for a eareer, cardl and letters 'IIOtild · helP:, · . hill name in · the blok but ' forked stick and try Ill ocoop llib~··ro ~clear your walk • IDd ean go on with the traJn. ,She II Mrl. Flan · PlillfiD. -II " " maybe spelled wrong. ' · hlm into tbe bag. (And best tf driveway wllh a power • Opel' .... ·"·r "'· 11 - · Pittman Circle, Gri!elhlllli. I. Many Congre.umea art nol 1ted mow thrower. Some personalities with cion· luck.l Please advlae what to do? Can C. - '!bank you. LIB Like the power lawo mower, people Uve with dy political images may post This information CDmos from oow 81 enthusiastic 88 they themselves Dear Helen: certain problems for the pub- Rep. M_asten O'Neal (0. Ga.l, teemed to be wben they dleer· huwever, these mac:hlnel have after putting a baby oul lor I shalll never forcel till lishers. I wonder, for instance,' who says he'a going on such ed President JIJimaoo'a idea a malevolent aide. Many flogers adoption? -F.S.D. derful experience of the ·P ut that a House· term sbould last If Mayor John Lindsay of New a hunt back home soon and that would have given good Dear F: fn months. Never II aU my II York will be the aelectlen of has beeD atudying the matter. four years, rather than twe. aervlce for years have beeD per· Of cour.e: bec8UH you're~ years have I received 10 much There are many re8SOIII for II, IIUIIleDUy removed by Bliso or Bailey. IDOW lng what's hest for the child. mail. It Ia gratelully aciJnow. but the switch bl tltlaldng IB IJ. .There's a fanciful explana. tbrowers. Som' Plf'Oill operatPutting a baby out lor adopo . ledged, but I cannot anawr I )DCROSCOOPS: lmagme a tloo why Housins and Urbaa lustrated by Rep. Sidney Yalel Ing these 'mach IDeS btve altp. Te110 without any boots. Development and Tr8118p0rta· (D., fiLl aDd blJ atory about a peel aDd sent a loot into the lloa Ia far better than putting all, though I shall eDjoJ ll')'inl. three people through a mi.. Would yoo please, through your Shameful. But that's the way lion must be tl'o aeparate d• bachelor friend who look 0111 whirling bladea. metched and UDhappy life; Bolli .:ulumn, thank llie buDdredl el look at 8 l!lrl and feU bl love It was the other day as Preal· partmeatJ. According to Rep. 'such accideala rarely hapthese young lovers were foolish people who remembered met dent Johnsoa was gettinS ready Robert H. Michel (R., Ill.), the wllh her. pe!l when the snow Is dry and one no a.ore than the other- -Rev. R. Stave, Pb. D., ~ Asked wby he dldD't marr1 to leave the While House for orJsinal Intent was to aave powdrey, but wet, atlcky IIIOW 11ut ..., the boy II wiBer thaD ensach, N. J. · church. He'd left sO biB boolll money by m.1king them Into ber, lbe DI8D said, "Well, can clog the blades and tbe your daughter. He's wei' aware Dear Helen: . In Texas aDd he needed a pair just one, lhe Department of ·I went back aDd look a HCODd chute. When thiB happens any My mother, Mr1 Ma101 Rail - size 13 - for wading through Tranaportation, Housing and look." attempt to clear' the pull wilb- a lholgim .,.tctlnc cloem't make a marriage. -H. 01 Wav«<), Ohio, loved lbt the IDOW drifts bert. Fortun. Urban Growth. out stopping the motor II Uk• Dear Helen: letters, but abe II 110 ·ioo8llf ately, a bJs Secret Service mao However, lbe inltiaiB for that Mally of the elevatora oa Cap- ly1 to end In dilaaler. The N• Here I am at the age of ta here to enjoy them. Your ftl4o bad some the right size and would have beeD Thng, a lerm Itol Hill are operated by coJ. tlonal Safety CouDCII olfen the and I feel my life IB over. You era helped greaUy before her LBJ borrowed them, right off some folks llllllht misinterpret. le~t llludents who atudy their following rulea lor operalilla see, I bad to .get married at dllalh. Thank you all 10 lllld. the man's .eet. The ne11 idea was Department books between passenger runs. your mow remover: · A large batch. of citizens in of TransportaliDD, Housing and tActually, a couple of these fol· -Follow tha IDIIructlODI !hal 11. Now I have two mall cbllJt. Daugbter. reo. I lon them very much, ThiB ooluma II dedicated tt one ol the toughest aections of Urban ~elopmenl. The lniti· lowo are so sktlllul, they can come witb . the macblne. Washington boycotted the bu.. als, TIIUD, unfortunately, sug. jockey the elevatora without -Before • It In the anow by my huabaad doesn't lwe me. famlly Uvq, so ·11 you're htves the other day u a prolep gested eo admlolstrallve !lop. seeming to lift lbeli eyH from learo bow to lllop the motor tl 1 oak hlm what II 111'0~ and ID.I kid trouble ar jlllt plall apinst a fare hike. The view Anyway, Mlcllel he sa)'ll, ''Nothing, I'm just titecl · 'OU• · let Helen help YOU. Sbe daydreama their textbooka.) Lalely, lbey. throw the bladea out of gear. htre iJ that the boycott proba- that this Is why we have two 've been oemplalnllng about the of marriage." He'a lb. He'a out will also welcome your on -Keep . cblldrell 811d ~ • bly didn't cost the transil CDm.. departmenta, Transportstioa dim 40-watt bulbi In !he caaea. way from the machl111 wbeo li every ntghL He hal DOihing to omllling uperleucea. Addreal pany much money - espedal· IDd HUD. do with me. He keeps asklnl lleleD ilottel lD care al tbla II In operetloa. ly II alickups of buo drivera . Rep. Robert llwlcan (D. Ore.) -Never leave It unatteDdecl me whea I'm leaving. He doee- aewapape~. fell off at the same rate. 8LIGIITEM8: Now that TV afraid lor the atudenll' eye. wheD the II!Olor Is rutmiJJa, Rep. Eligio de Ia Gara (D., lnterviewtn are asking every· light, wrote tO btlldliJ8 auper.. -Never llll the fuei11Dk, reTeus) has a long way to go ooe from privates .to generall intendenta imd asked for strong· move loreigD objects or mow, before be learns how to shoot how they think the VIet Nam er bulba. One super said, "Wt or make any kind of medtanJ. pool. AI last report be waa still War Is doing, I'm waltlnR for tried that once, ll)Jt thea the cal adj•etlla with the • <' , . atruqllne to assemble a pu~ aome · stage • struck 0. 1. rea- operators ccmplained that lht line l'lllllllnl· totether,youraeH pool table ba lizin& that he's oo camera be- bulbi pve off too IDIICb beaL • -Never ruo the motor fD. doors. · -lloll't operate the macbiDtJ Hado's They'll Do It Every Time 011 tee or sloplq •.Cl'CIUIII because thll liii.J': ~ to a faD pins! !.be. bladei. ' Capitol Comment, Events .U. •· - ·-- COUEGE HELEN HELP US! . Scores of •ooa .. .. s. I I DOlTOR SAYS .... .... ..... 22 20 18 14 If 8 I ! DO ITI EXPERT INSTALLA'l'IONI ARMSTRONG'S Unoleum .,,.. Inlaid VInyl ...... Miami-OU rn TIM~ GfTTJN€> HUBBY TO 00 ALONCio TO A MOVIe SHG paUM!!t Prctlw6ano! .....n.ttDII br -. . . da II JMIIIIIIf. Call WI fAir INt IIIIo :a... '' WANTEP TO SEE .... ; . matt. ' , l' WAIJ..TO.WALL CAIPETINO ·' So eo ue Ple>M· \ Sl.IT ~E SPOILS IT FOR f.IER BY KNOCI<IN& / EVERY'THIN& ... "• ·-~· ,. ·~, '". I .. . '.~ ~· ASOIJT IT· ... ' ' ' ,.. -~ ' ' ., ' ' ..... _., • . 'I . ' t I . ; !@ISION $ERVICI' . fast In the .. YELLOW PIIGES. LET INGELS I PARTICULARLY Boooooo Seeing ghosts? Find Where JOII" fireri · ' dothewalklna., ,,,;" ' RuBELLA HAP A TOUGH Middleport Points BERRl'S • Roush's Shoe Store lcdaolrltl Leape February I, lJI8 ---· ¥';:-·· .· ' • .W.'STUS !biimaken mylllloeit; 'iaya 4111 lotli' time .. Go . . Jlhilll!l ' 1110re 111m and ~ ,l}le'U take DIDer . ~. DlaDa qon, apenlnl . " tbt leifllalt ... laya of tht bare facti, • .hcilit abellu 110 dealri rot the film . men: .· . wortbJ IDicomlalrclll gt.-ot ol R'wood, Rome, LcJe. . The ll'r~cll m bpJteatiJ atuff I hope will foal the . Oltlo IDformatloa Committee amon& ~- lli.QOO Obloaaa, we bope will bt tatea ~ -wiDUJIJ by the ~~~oUonal llw IIIU81'1 u ·t!ID approach the vote of the federallz. ~';" 1M Glib DO of tbl IIIII 1111employment .. ·:~ rldm~ 'lbe eommlttee bu ID enviable ., ·~ fill' pradlctiDI the outcome of ~ illu•. Tbey have 1:0Dducted 1o~·prev~oua polll on 28 eeparatt illuea mf ha¥1 auc:etufullY forecut the win· ' :aer Ia 21 of tblt number. We hope the rellllll of tbla upcomiag poll will get the attenUon of thOle who will bt re·, apollliblt lor the defeat or pasaage, of ' tbla Jatut grab by the federal govern· ment aDd that Individual Ohioan• will let their repreaentattvea tnow how they feel about thlJ move. It llut u.. frJI'! . A POLL aow beiq I:OIIducted by tboalbt deu ;od belDc prGdUced Wlddll't be a hit, ·10 1 llld m, fotmdalllll wbleh protlueea • ablt but 'DDI PeC II II tty colilo ..a.! ji'Opet llr!a.... tL Mow It GOb 11 If II' be a bit," . . .. 8o•,.•. .. . I'_. a- more JDGDey· far 1111 ~ 'eo prOduce .;s ~'~-------------------· ·' ~ Spreading Bureaucracy doclllr lll1l8llled. laclutllllc drinldJJI • TbbJQiur Maa'a Collt . · . ... · .• Nallollal advutiiiDa --talh'e: ·• · BouilleW llmllal~ lllc., 141 I.GiqloD ·: •·· Avo. Now York CiiJ, Now York. lulllcriplioD ntn: Dtll•ored b7 earrior · , , "bV. aYIIlablt, 80 ctDII per wtok; OJll . JOif ill advaDCI ol lbt Dlll7 Solllillel of· • t · .. fict t16.110: u IIIOidbo, t7.80. lhrH moatlu ~ "fiJO, 17 lloto.r Routt ....... ..mer ;;~ ,fin 1101 anllablt ODO IIIIDib fl.JO. 87 .-Ill - 1tlf tJO.OO: 8ia moatbl, $5.25; J( : ;) ,_ ~ ~' By Jack O'Brlau • > 1be1r ball .. . _,_ 'biJ ''If ••• \ .Voice .()/. Broadway .., ' OmlpoBer Diet Rotlgeri' Jtot. enmlnatioil to Lll ·Ia wrtttea Jtllllaed allmeDI - lite Flu .. ronn }llihm eo doya, tlten pve A bola~ !IDe II tbe Palace 1..11 tJG c1aya to oompoae Iter ,.. (for ,,'~Swell Cbarilf"l VII'J plies ~. . Maybe later ID penoa, plalll~J - ibller blllvl)le ... If lbe literary uchanges don't Pllt,1AWford'f bt· from her Ne- wart, tbe ; Judga ~d . . . :lllb yada divorce . . . Wb1ch two & ·1.1z are sDIDg each other for abowblz aewspapernlell . d y e • IIDion over "Cleo." ':'. • ,,, 45789. Bullnon Olfict pboao WY 2-21111 <;•: .. Editorial pboal WY ~111'1. '/,: · Elltered u HCOad clan maillDI matter '-~ .. ol lbo 111111 offlco al Pomel'QJ, Obit. .. .. ' ' TWO~HOUI DllY Cl lANlNG SE·I YlU �" .. ( ' \ ( ~ . • ., ~- --------·-.. "In a little White Bird with a · Tw(g in Its Mouth!" · ..... <o····,. THE DAILY SENTINEL . DIVOTID TO IMTII'n OP MIIGUMSOM AI.A lllcbard II. Ow.n. Publllllor Cheater Toaaellill. r.dllot -~·. · f,; · ' ' PubliiiMd •••.., lfloraaoa uuPI Ill• 'diY IIJ Tile Ohio VaUoy 1'ubllablDI CoJDo PIID1. 110 llecbaalc St. PoallroJ, Ohio W• doiDi .,. di1Hit11aa tures at Barbara JluttoD (a clot- yetl'll yoqer thao MarleDe Dlllltebl aholt hlr 10-"'ltii too rears sadder . . In '8erdl'a, l)a. tid ·Meri'Jcll: "tP&IWI oVIr · 1111 blgbly pmmlstDf. tmmiiJt!nt II' lab ~f!lff, •Pitladepbia, Jlere I en l ...... QJme,.. ''becaiUie, ''l iaOIJU r IIICn r· I' -t_ 'The bill will ~me up for a v~te within 60-days, and the only way Ohioans, and people fro~ other llatea, can , ~ -block this measure 11 to put the pres'c »ure on those who vote in the Congress. . The proponent of the measure, largely "(he organization of AFL-CIO contend that the systems should be federalized : under our present bureaucracy in the j · administration, qualifications, benefits ; and coverage. In other words they want ' to get in the control so that .they can rease the benefits, by rosmg the ount paid to the unemployed, extend coverage to 52 weeks 10 as to ree.the number of permanently unem· .· li r:loyed. If they would eet their way the . rateit of unemployed compensation l w<ilild be bound to go up In many states, ' and would work a hardship on those i11 that are less affluent that say a alate like New York. They alllo want the cov· eraJe to bt mandatory on auch small bljBlneasu of even one person. The b&eflts would thus be extended to five !, mllliPn more workers, and in Ohio there ~ woutd bt 250,000 more Included in the I' prOJI'Illl. ~ l: Opponenta of the bill contend, and naturally, that it wiU lncreue red It would create delay in decision Iince It would have to go aU the channels of the bureau· would be ereated on a grand Under Federal control there bt no judicial review, and would the employer at the mercy of the of Labor, who would natural· to by tbe head man. It would help to carry out the goal of the Af'l,CIO of a auaranteed annual wage. S·~fi a revamploe of unemployment b t practices would mean an in· crpe In cost 1!1 be paid by employers, 1$1 aeneral tax revenues. The addition· oil to Ohio ~mployers alone would In tbt oei&hborhood of $70,000,000 year. ;r :'1:'• ey want to do thla on top of the Ioyer being faced with Increased al Security taxes, medicare incr.eas· a! have to be paid by every employThis measure would extend covera · to all professional men, and busi· men that just employ one person. will mean an addition to the moun· · " of paper work that has already . n foisted upon a long aulfuing pubThere are other pr11vlslons · that . _ld make compenaatton payable for ~person who leavea bl& employment ~juntarily . Originally the unemployt compen&ation ~ystema were establled to help those who were femporar_,W!thout jobs through no fault of their ·. We are now at the point where we t. decide whether we wiD have the jll slanted toward a temporary sit· . ,il or one that could be permanent. · wonder if the HB 8282 haa aafeg~~ar__cla to keep it from making unem· ~ent, and •he "something for noth· fog' a way of life. The value 1>f the law would be In Ita capacity to assist those In real need, and· by tht:. same token h:V· pus thore who take arfvantage of its liberal tero;ti. We think the states can do the ~er job l!ecause or their clos.lea to_~· _lfli!,\'idual caaea. · · · ' ,:,_'11 .,"· ... Ita prcflta and "trade liP" to better celluloid, ~uch u WooclJ AileD ICript maybe uu.. "What'I New Tiger Lly'' · · · Lendon fops 'say despU. ~ Tony Its tonier malea . II aile¥ with single brnated autt11 and that brown will man .• 'I'Oy llrms 1o1Ji have klloWD oomebedl: ... Yes eeveral rei4o a.··• and !191M' of t be 11'1, tbe IAJinglolt Botel'a H.kldd~Hiiirket (to . . . lie- . wallsD liAlom did clciie alter ~·· tweea 1 ind u· JHi'a old) One! li-wee yean ... Dcl1l Day'• ..., au the brand. nam• will Beverl7 llllll pad, aoda tou. 11m pitches at the play lfzea . taiD and aD, II up lor grabe M Meyer llllvta' dqbter, Geall, • •0011. ' . Ia singing in · Africa to "atandlleeDII Taflor ~dell • q room ool7," . . Ia Nl· 1111Uiil be a priJper IIIII to retlrl " gerta ·<Lap) where · 110 one u a board member of ~AP, . dared Clllllt out It • ... 8hl Prea. Peter Memtln " IUIUid lei! 11ltder police pooteetlOD; In takea Deeml' poll ' ... Tbt ' l:tltiOpla she liVes aU sbe elnll • ''llu9 blonde" halido Jo e Y flo ·loeJI dtartty: I line cblj, off . JlellhertoD lflecll II .~ tbt old btloll Indeed •·• Dar- u lbe'D get: the kid ~ liD&'' liar Jqlle ~ has · tnraed dolllt PlayboJ for ·,_.. ....... nti4' . ' ' I don or .Paris <walt!) amoret~!> the Italians bOn~. Ainet. lilt' Pix, wldeb lnllc~ lecheroua. Tbe English are ~ · A prolJIIneot lawyer IUdde~~o ed iD thOse beach·porty rum • honestly both" . . . GUIIISI Blte'l . ly shipped biJ wife and ehOd- lama 011 the public, will tan . f11118rat1Dg1 wot! reD to Elnpe, kDowin8 be's to he IDtllcled IIi • 11:1-~ 11188 2-D.U, SentiDel, Pomelv)-:Middleport, 0,, Feb. 9, 1988 I'd I)Vindle of .Uinta, ineludlnr $aa,ti00 froiD a widow'a trust lund purportedly to pay off a "fortuae IeDer," wi»lll be aJ. letledly gave $1,000 111111 kept tbt 10 tim Tbt Velllee film and drama fer.tlvail lost • bundle lire .. the ltalleo gov't balled out thl IBOTGUN WEDDING CAN a't even bother wltb tht chD~ VaUa flaaco.alfaira with BLAST LIFE rt11 uy JIIOI't. 1oana of about Helen, I have aome place tt 87 WWJama White 1 ~ • 8ellen fiDally JIOl a "flllll Dear Helea: rill taldnl tranquilizers to .. - my folb have dfered It complete clean bill of health" keep 1111 from Iandini In a JIIID. take me ID until I ret oa my 1J DON MACLEAN bousbt at a !ileal hardware lore mlllln of •lenn, IUd· Iller blJ B'wood heart ettaciJ: 1a1 Institution. Our teen- feet. But I cloll't want to be ~ (Mr. Mite Ia ea VacliiiOII atore, alq with 101111 murky denly to burst out llDPe. year belen last IIIII now walkl ap daugbler teilJ me abe II vorced before I'm :10. How WASIUNGTON - A YOI111111l illstructions. "Some I!Jicb•nted eveaiDg .... " and bicycles aU tbe lime llkt a tbree mo11thl' prepant by • c:ould be be 11 ehaqed?~MJS. Paul Dudley White Wled ''Wbo'a Wlla ID Ameri' Rep. George W. Grider regular Wben maa who .s now In the aervlce. · ERABLE Woody AileD'• am mov1t far - Politic." Is bl the worka In IIUIWer to no querlos what(D., TeiiD.) received 1 milo Olarlle FeldmaD - "Take the 9ho tblJtta lhe Ia very much In Dear Mllerahle: and tcbeduled for IUIIUIIft pubsoever, I'll now lell you bow Ill directed leller from the G.O. Monq IDd Rim" . ·. Lll TIJ" love with blm, and l'hen she Your uusband hasn't changad lication. Ray Bli111, cbalrmaa catch rattlesnakes: You need a P's Ray Bliss asklni !Dr a $10 told blm, be said be would marbiJ life bas! And aeltlter II of the Republican Nalioul lor sot altr·treatmenl eva piece or garden lwse, a bottle of donation to tbe G.O.P auslaJD. Committee, and John Dalley, from tbl Call. federa court, ry her, but he doeiD'IIove her. you were ready. I'd 11188eit yoa stick, a In& lund, Grider replled, toD- which told 10th F01 It would Theil 1 'Week alter be weot • have a trial separatt1111. Pel' chairmau of the Demecrallc sasoline, a forked had haps you'll both grow up 1 bit Natioaal Committee, are co- spoon, a burlap hag and lola of gue • In • cheek, that perbapl have to IIUbmll Ill pre • trial war. be wrote thai he 11111. ill the winter YOU walk the Republicans should adopt a dlanged blJ mind, and would lilteD you dlseover you reall7 chairmen of the advlaory ccmpay for the baby, but !bought miss each other. -H. millee on aelectiona for tbe through the woods wltll you more "teallatlc &llproach lo political "Who'a Who." (lt'a see a small hole, down which two • party politics." (But he It but to have II adopted out. YOU RIIELPINO HAND a ralller may )le blbemaling. wu happy to learu that Repubnic-e to aee that they cau get Be II of 1 different religion you DEPARTMENT together on oomethingl Ques- You stick the hose dowa in lican computers work no betaee; aDd saya he etuldn't Ill a Dear Helen: tionnaires are being aent to the hole and blow in it. This . ter than Demoer1Uc ones.) divorce. I have an aunt who ta· com. How long, do yoo suppcae, wlU possible llsleos. A queatlon- awakens the make. TileD you My daughter doesn't Wan\ plelely bedridden due to artiJri. sharpie IJ WaJIII 0. Brllldltadt, M. D. to give the baby up, aDd she lia, plus complicatiOIII from aa aaire Is even going to the pour sasoline In the bole and II be before some the snake gel& angry and coml!l brings out a cJsarette brand Lallor-saving devices have a can'laupport II nor can I (I'm a operatioo, . She never comWhite House, far Prealdeal called Hazards? (Snggeated Ad: great appeal for mcdem 111111. widow). She keeps looking to- plains though her daya art Joilnson. My ,.... IB that out. even if he doesn't get around to After that you just piD hla She'll love a man who llkea to Foi:. example, Instead of "ard marriage as the solu~on. tons and filled 'llllll pain. I k1loir filling it out, be'll lliD find bead to the lfOUlld with lhe live dan&erously.) off• •~vlllolcliq mow, II DOW Ia poa. Sbt II tralnlng for a eareer, cardl and letters 'IIOtild · helP:, · . hill name in · the blok but ' forked stick and try Ill ocoop llib~··ro ~clear your walk • IDd ean go on with the traJn. ,She II Mrl. Flan · PlillfiD. -II " " maybe spelled wrong. ' · hlm into tbe bag. (And best tf driveway wllh a power • Opel' .... ·"·r "'· 11 - · Pittman Circle, Gri!elhlllli. I. Many Congre.umea art nol 1ted mow thrower. Some personalities with cion· luck.l Please advlae what to do? Can C. - '!bank you. LIB Like the power lawo mower, people Uve with dy political images may post This information CDmos from oow 81 enthusiastic 88 they themselves Dear Helen: certain problems for the pub- Rep. M_asten O'Neal (0. Ga.l, teemed to be wben they dleer· huwever, these mac:hlnel have after putting a baby oul lor I shalll never forcel till lishers. I wonder, for instance,' who says he'a going on such ed President JIJimaoo'a idea a malevolent aide. Many flogers adoption? -F.S.D. derful experience of the ·P ut that a House· term sbould last If Mayor John Lindsay of New a hunt back home soon and that would have given good Dear F: fn months. Never II aU my II York will be the aelectlen of has beeD atudying the matter. four years, rather than twe. aervlce for years have beeD per· Of cour.e: bec8UH you're~ years have I received 10 much There are many re8SOIII for II, IIUIIleDUy removed by Bliso or Bailey. IDOW lng what's hest for the child. mail. It Ia gratelully aciJnow. but the switch bl tltlaldng IB IJ. .There's a fanciful explana. tbrowers. Som' Plf'Oill operatPutting a baby out lor adopo . ledged, but I cannot anawr I )DCROSCOOPS: lmagme a tloo why Housins and Urbaa lustrated by Rep. Sidney Yalel Ing these 'mach IDeS btve altp. Te110 without any boots. Development and Tr8118p0rta· (D., fiLl aDd blJ atory about a peel aDd sent a loot into the lloa Ia far better than putting all, though I shall eDjoJ ll')'inl. three people through a mi.. Would yoo please, through your Shameful. But that's the way lion must be tl'o aeparate d• bachelor friend who look 0111 whirling bladea. metched and UDhappy life; Bolli .:ulumn, thank llie buDdredl el look at 8 l!lrl and feU bl love It was the other day as Preal· partmeatJ. According to Rep. 'such accideala rarely hapthese young lovers were foolish people who remembered met dent Johnsoa was gettinS ready Robert H. Michel (R., Ill.), the wllh her. pe!l when the snow Is dry and one no a.ore than the other- -Rev. R. Stave, Pb. D., ~ Asked wby he dldD't marr1 to leave the While House for orJsinal Intent was to aave powdrey, but wet, atlcky IIIOW 11ut ..., the boy II wiBer thaD ensach, N. J. · church. He'd left sO biB boolll money by m.1king them Into ber, lbe DI8D said, "Well, can clog the blades and tbe your daughter. He's wei' aware Dear Helen: . In Texas aDd he needed a pair just one, lhe Department of ·I went back aDd look a HCODd chute. When thiB happens any My mother, Mr1 Ma101 Rail - size 13 - for wading through Tranaportation, Housing and look." attempt to clear' the pull wilb- a lholgim .,.tctlnc cloem't make a marriage. -H. 01 Wav«<), Ohio, loved lbt the IDOW drifts bert. Fortun. Urban Growth. out stopping the motor II Uk• Dear Helen: letters, but abe II 110 ·ioo8llf ately, a bJs Secret Service mao However, lbe inltiaiB for that Mally of the elevatora oa Cap- ly1 to end In dilaaler. The N• Here I am at the age of ta here to enjoy them. Your ftl4o bad some the right size and would have beeD Thng, a lerm Itol Hill are operated by coJ. tlonal Safety CouDCII olfen the and I feel my life IB over. You era helped greaUy before her LBJ borrowed them, right off some folks llllllht misinterpret. le~t llludents who atudy their following rulea lor operalilla see, I bad to .get married at dllalh. Thank you all 10 lllld. the man's .eet. The ne11 idea was Department books between passenger runs. your mow remover: · A large batch. of citizens in of TransportaliDD, Housing and tActually, a couple of these fol· -Follow tha IDIIructlODI !hal 11. Now I have two mall cbllJt. Daugbter. reo. I lon them very much, ThiB ooluma II dedicated tt one ol the toughest aections of Urban ~elopmenl. The lniti· lowo are so sktlllul, they can come witb . the macblne. Washington boycotted the bu.. als, TIIUD, unfortunately, sug. jockey the elevatora without -Before • It In the anow by my huabaad doesn't lwe me. famlly Uvq, so ·11 you're htves the other day u a prolep gested eo admlolstrallve !lop. seeming to lift lbeli eyH from learo bow to lllop the motor tl 1 oak hlm what II 111'0~ and ID.I kid trouble ar jlllt plall apinst a fare hike. The view Anyway, Mlcllel he sa)'ll, ''Nothing, I'm just titecl · 'OU• · let Helen help YOU. Sbe daydreama their textbooka.) Lalely, lbey. throw the bladea out of gear. htre iJ that the boycott proba- that this Is why we have two 've been oemplalnllng about the of marriage." He'a lb. He'a out will also welcome your on -Keep . cblldrell 811d ~ • bly didn't cost the transil CDm.. departmenta, Transportstioa dim 40-watt bulbi In !he caaea. way from the machl111 wbeo li every ntghL He hal DOihing to omllling uperleucea. Addreal pany much money - espedal· IDd HUD. do with me. He keeps asklnl lleleD ilottel lD care al tbla II In operetloa. ly II alickups of buo drivera . Rep. Robert llwlcan (D. Ore.) -Never leave It unatteDdecl me whea I'm leaving. He doee- aewapape~. fell off at the same rate. 8LIGIITEM8: Now that TV afraid lor the atudenll' eye. wheD the II!Olor Is rutmiJJa, Rep. Eligio de Ia Gara (D., lnterviewtn are asking every· light, wrote tO btlldliJ8 auper.. -Never llll the fuei11Dk, reTeus) has a long way to go ooe from privates .to generall intendenta imd asked for strong· move loreigD objects or mow, before be learns how to shoot how they think the VIet Nam er bulba. One super said, "Wt or make any kind of medtanJ. pool. AI last report be waa still War Is doing, I'm waltlnR for tried that once, ll)Jt thea the cal adj•etlla with the • <' , . atruqllne to assemble a pu~ aome · stage • struck 0. 1. rea- operators ccmplained that lht line l'lllllllnl· totether,youraeH pool table ba lizin& that he's oo camera be- bulbi pve off too IDIICb beaL • -Never ruo the motor fD. doors. · -lloll't operate the macbiDtJ Hado's They'll Do It Every Time 011 tee or sloplq •.Cl'CIUIII because thll liii.J': ~ to a faD pins! !.be. bladei. ' Capitol Comment, Events .U. •· - ·-- COUEGE HELEN HELP US! . Scores of •ooa .. .. s. I I DOlTOR SAYS .... .... ..... 22 20 18 14 If 8 I ! DO ITI EXPERT INSTALLA'l'IONI ARMSTRONG'S Unoleum .,,.. Inlaid VInyl ...... Miami-OU rn TIM~ GfTTJN€> HUBBY TO 00 ALONCio TO A MOVIe SHG paUM!!t Prctlw6ano! .....n.ttDII br -. . . da II JMIIIIIIf. Call WI fAir INt IIIIo :a... '' WANTEP TO SEE .... ; . matt. ' , l' WAIJ..TO.WALL CAIPETINO ·' So eo ue Ple>M· \ Sl.IT ~E SPOILS IT FOR f.IER BY KNOCI<IN& / EVERY'THIN& ... "• ·-~· ,. ·~, '". I .. . '.~ ~· ASOIJT IT· ... ' ' ' ,.. -~ ' ' ., ' ' ..... _., • . 'I . ' t I . ; !@ISION $ERVICI' . fast In the .. YELLOW PIIGES. LET INGELS I PARTICULARLY Boooooo Seeing ghosts? Find Where JOII" fireri · ' dothewalklna., ,,,;" ' RuBELLA HAP A TOUGH Middleport Points BERRl'S • Roush's Shoe Store lcdaolrltl Leape February I, lJI8 ---· ¥';:-·· .· ' • .W.'STUS !biimaken mylllloeit; 'iaya 4111 lotli' time .. Go . . Jlhilll!l ' 1110re 111m and ~ ,l}le'U take DIDer . ~. DlaDa qon, apenlnl . " tbt leifllalt ... laya of tht bare facti, • .hcilit abellu 110 dealri rot the film . men: .· . wortbJ IDicomlalrclll gt.-ot ol R'wood, Rome, LcJe. . The ll'r~cll m bpJteatiJ atuff I hope will foal the . Oltlo IDformatloa Committee amon& ~- lli.QOO Obloaaa, we bope will bt tatea ~ -wiDUJIJ by the ~~~oUonal llw IIIU81'1 u ·t!ID approach the vote of the federallz. ~';" 1M Glib DO of tbl IIIII 1111employment .. ·:~ rldm~ 'lbe eommlttee bu ID enviable ., ·~ fill' pradlctiDI the outcome of ~ illu•. Tbey have 1:0Dducted 1o~·prev~oua polll on 28 eeparatt illuea mf ha¥1 auc:etufullY forecut the win· ' :aer Ia 21 of tblt number. We hope the rellllll of tbla upcomiag poll will get the attenUon of thOle who will bt re·, apollliblt lor the defeat or pasaage, of ' tbla Jatut grab by the federal govern· ment aDd that Individual Ohioan• will let their repreaentattvea tnow how they feel about thlJ move. It llut u.. frJI'! . A POLL aow beiq I:OIIducted by tboalbt deu ;od belDc prGdUced Wlddll't be a hit, ·10 1 llld m, fotmdalllll wbleh protlueea • ablt but 'DDI PeC II II tty colilo ..a.! ji'Opet llr!a.... tL Mow It GOb 11 If II' be a bit," . . .. 8o•,.•. .. . I'_. a- more JDGDey· far 1111 ~ 'eo prOduce .;s ~'~-------------------· ·' ~ Spreading Bureaucracy doclllr lll1l8llled. laclutllllc drinldJJI • TbbJQiur Maa'a Collt . · . ... · .• Nallollal advutiiiDa --talh'e: ·• · BouilleW llmllal~ lllc., 141 I.GiqloD ·: •·· Avo. Now York CiiJ, Now York. lulllcriplioD ntn: Dtll•ored b7 earrior · , , "bV. aYIIlablt, 80 ctDII per wtok; OJll . JOif ill advaDCI ol lbt Dlll7 Solllillel of· • t · .. fict t16.110: u IIIOidbo, t7.80. lhrH moatlu ~ "fiJO, 17 lloto.r Routt ....... ..mer ;;~ ,fin 1101 anllablt ODO IIIIDib fl.JO. 87 .-Ill - 1tlf tJO.OO: 8ia moatbl, $5.25; J( : ;) ,_ ~ ~' By Jack O'Brlau • > 1be1r ball .. . _,_ 'biJ ''If ••• \ .Voice .()/. Broadway .., ' OmlpoBer Diet Rotlgeri' Jtot. enmlnatioil to Lll ·Ia wrtttea Jtllllaed allmeDI - lite Flu .. ronn }llihm eo doya, tlten pve A bola~ !IDe II tbe Palace 1..11 tJG c1aya to oompoae Iter ,.. (for ,,'~Swell Cbarilf"l VII'J plies ~. . Maybe later ID penoa, plalll~J - ibller blllvl)le ... If lbe literary uchanges don't Pllt,1AWford'f bt· from her Ne- wart, tbe ; Judga ~d . . . :lllb yada divorce . . . Wb1ch two & ·1.1z are sDIDg each other for abowblz aewspapernlell . d y e • IIDion over "Cleo." ':'. • ,,, 45789. Bullnon Olfict pboao WY 2-21111 <;•: .. Editorial pboal WY ~111'1. '/,: · Elltered u HCOad clan maillDI matter '-~ .. ol lbo 111111 offlco al Pomel'QJ, Obit. .. .. ' ' TWO~HOUI DllY Cl lANlNG SE·I YlU �• ~' < ~" • , !' . 'I j .! ' . ) ' ' ' " ' • ' ' • Papp~ . ro er· r1ce means ' PR-E IU:M ·AND hlf, cvt fnM fully mllu~, tr•l•· ,.. loiol, 11·· lftl4lt naturally Iandor lly an oX• Ch!IMoly .,tclol.. nlolhH, 'llvtlly leof, cut ..... 1.-IM Cllllt, II INn, ""'oilhlof. Tondlr•J Hoffa, But~ against Uni~n · ' J PORK NEW YORK (UPii .:..Mil happens to be a personel friend of llftlmy Doffa'o and says he's "a 1reat " but sUI! thlnks major " ···--- baseball players "would to he crazy" to join lht ITe.amsters' Union. ..•-•••1- • I Still Tillis To -Win! ''SEAFOOD SPECIALS" .. . \ I Bone-In Fish Sticks •. . . •• ':" 39e .' OJPJI'fCIAL ,,....... . Full Cut "Thai goes for any 'other I~::~~~: union, too," p&Jored ROUND -STEAK Frwlhort Shrimp Cocktail .. 3:: $1 TENDERAY BRAND for the ' Jtl· rnore Orioles for three .ears before lhey recently dea him to lhe Cincinnati Re<b. t THRIFTY BRAND Pappas, an unbridled 2(\iyear· old right-hander, doesn't p•r11· cuiarly mind llmt he Is lhe llrst mpjor l~aguer 10 come out publicly and speak against Breaded Shrimp ~~ .$1.99 ."·'-~·"' .,..,,.., --.... - Humphrey rendezvoua with extended live cov•!raR:el here in I.<>s Angeles therefore in many thro"Rbout the naUon), lhe Chief Executive's landing his speed. '!'b• Presldenl's plan• landed Ill Los Aageles at a reasonably early boor during television's prime time on the West Coastwhich meant that lhe chief viewiJli hours for video watchers in mucb of the country still were avaliable. Possibly NBC-TV found lrapped-for il expected lengthy privat• meeting tween Johnson and 1Jumphrey aboard the President's plane to be much shorter than it was but the network sluck it out. anchored by oolid, background commentary Her Kaplow. Furthermore, there was a good deal of natural television drama in the rendezvous natu~ ol Ule arrival-since the Olief f.x{'rutive nol only was to l!;nl.r a speech, but was also to Because or its blanket coverage of lhe meeting, TV, at least here, pre-empted several of its series, "PIIeoo:e Don't Eat the Daisie1" "Dr. Kildare/' and part of Vice 11iv•·1 President • Hum- 1 Tuesday nigbt 'Tn,.-.;H~Ifil";:::::~-...:=::::: •, s'"""""" •lilt f ..... _ lb. SIRWIN STEAK LOIN·O·PO •. Tllft>hoote ~ lonlffad Ills a •at.m,. '' ,Television Revue aaLLYWOOD IVPI) -Many • • • ocrOilll lhe nation who llllihed lelevlsioa cover Pres6ieut lolmo011'1 return Tuesday ll&ftt lrtnl lh• Howall confer011 Viet Nam got a memorablt sarnpla of tbe aetworks' accasional New York.ifented provillcialism. lb. Jh. .. Lol.. IN'wolt • Ill .... .. ' - " · . .... ........ "" Hoffa's plan to unionize all ball players. tb. 89c K-r's Sllvor Plollv Porte 1o ..,.. My lrimmod of ,,._ ltl ond bono, ,..,..... for ..., ........ Strvt , .... lomily lilt flllll pork - INa, ltndtr fllvor Plllltr Porte fnM K-, K - P,.sh Tollltt TINDIRAY T·Bone Steak •••. . . . . . . • lb. $1.19 Cube Steak ........ .... _.. THRIFTY 111. 99e Tip Roast ••. •. . . . . . . . . . ' ...... ·~····............. ' " lb. $1.09 lb. 99e Ground Round ..... _....... ___ ., __ ,b. Country C?ub Good Luck . .,.............-l/1.. CHEESE OLEO 41b. $1 SPREAD Spotlight Bean COFFEE / 21b.49c SAVE ?Oc 3lb.bag · $1.77 . rrwtllll•!l lh t' 1r Joeal rritlC!-i, who enforc(•d its -~~~~~~ that c .~tfl' n·;1d by these <;~cqu amtan- should be edtted pretty 1 Prtthllk41 Cut Grttn l11n11 Swt1t Pus, C. S. Gold cj·.. ~~~ t'an ther~ be much sfrictly ror essentials. ) ""''"L' l:md<'d ........ ( liHuiJt that If the President had fore, all this viewer saw on that 111 ~ •·w York. the home network during the live cover-! ha..-L• 11 t most of those ifl charge age was a brief interruption . ut nr1wurk televi:<~ion , all three the ''Petticoat Junction " series Luneh Meat __ . _.. _. ___ . __ ••::· 39e 11•a10r broadcasting But this side of lhe Hudson ble leader in forcing River is sometimes a distant : discussion of Viel Nam to the world psychologically for those' lore. And in !act it also prev>hose offices are on the other j empted Tuesday night an bour stde. So here is wh.1t happened : 1show, ''Sixteen in Webster Only one of lhe networks, NBC- I Grom"-about teen-agers in a TV, saw fit to hit the Johnson- St. Louis suburb--to presenl TOMATO SOUP Bread·····------------- 4 ...." 88c lltt 10t con " " whoo ,.. buy 4 lor 4k Wlllll's ri&ht lr• tWs ••! flo piiRhaH rtqulndl HERE'S ALL YOU DO: just clip the_enlry blank above and deposit at any Kroger Store. Addl· tiona! blanks at our stores, and at other merch· ants giving Top Value Stamps. Enter often give yourself more chances to win! COMPARE/ - " ,_ ... httlh " " ' " ' THE DIFFERENCE IS THE PRICE/ TOP VALUEPia""' /tit t61 111t1 of your ~••· ,....----,! CLOROX rltyl Pid ""' 1/lt~l . KANDU Jll t, 1(,-,. , I!IIMi... otl 'l.it 'lij~... llfll irn . . , , , .,... 'Iff,. . . ' S" CHRYSANTHEMUMS ,.... ,., r.~,.,rrr 9 ,,lllllltill. VIIHtiM'i Dar ea. . :nv<~r e r~gPn t rould I:W' iiS of our problems ali we are ·'Besidt!s, our general relatinn::::-lif.. with th e owners is good, ~h hllve the finest pension pt;m !WHi] able. I don' t see how arw cn1on could imtjrove on it !' l '.'('U renlize lhat n rive-w•ar man in the mojors geis a pension ol $125 a month nr thf' agf' ol 50 ··And a 20-year man ~elf\ t77~ month. Where did vou P.ver hPar of ~ JWnsion h k~ th21 · As for a players' stnke, tlt;tf 's absol utPiy r idiruiHtl ~ ronti ma>d Parras. "Who WfliJid tw hurt mu~r ir1 thP lon~ run '"'V a :.trike. The fans. And the Me I' •n.-1( Wt' shou ld nrv1•r Jo~~:p Ni"hf of i.q that basebn11 es~entia.Jiv fit' lon~ s to lhl' hms. not rtle : rkyt-'rs or the owners." ln\•ited T(l llome Pappas. a nntlw• of Detro it, or1gin ·1Jly met Horf{'l in that ··ity and was even a guest .in h 1~. home. Milt w~nt to -tile 'ln me high srhoot as Hnffa '.i snn Jimmy Jr .. and they were such good £rii!nds that Pappas w<ls invited to the Hoffa home li number of times. ''Both of them. Jimmv Sr _, nnd .Jimmy Jr ., are two of [he nil·esl persons you'd ~er want to mPf' f," said Pappas. "I ha1.·e l grrnt regard ror both .. . but that doesn ' t mean J•d 'fver Wltnl to join the 'teamsters· Union. Morton's POT PIES 5 for $1 'Take a lhinR like oiRnl!\o! • b•seball contract. 11 jQ!ned thP Teamsters' Union, ~,·1r officia ls would wnnt ~ b• presl:'nl a nd do th'!' negoti i ng w• .... Strawberries •• __ •_. ~~~~~~ 43c Mushrooms •• ____ . •• lb. 59e ,AT TilE CONTROLS-Not a jet cockpit, not a locomo, live <ab ,_ hut the computer controls of 1 modern oteel plant. D1als, owlteheo and pushbutton• enable an operolor at Wheelmg Steel's Steubenville, Ohio, plant to monitor opeed of hot oteel otripo moving through U.e ft~lohlng tra!n The mill can squeeze out S2·ton, 10-inch thick slabs mto ultrathin steel sheeh at IJll!eds above ~ lllp.h. HeinJ New Cal. " - lluitttmlll<, . - . or Whnl Travel to any lop Value America and spend h~ rg-a ining Ia Counlry Cl.. organiza- 1 for the President's short speech .. ,lwru; would h~ve bu stOO right ~ - and then a return to the into prime-ume with all-out hillbilly opus. ower:tJ::e"? I CBS-TV has been an odrnir>l·l r 99~ Gold Corn _....... _. _. _ s N;~.3,03 $1 ......, Ice Cream _ __ 1;, ga,69c K"'lr Chocolate Milk __ . _ ___ . . . . •...~ 29c Nowpon Standard Cut •• ,,, •$1 Green Beans ......... _. __ 5 cen1 .i view $1.09 '' "KROGER VAWE BUYS" lb. ball ~t>!o•\' 1:; 1 nn eKecutlvet, like any- in Los Angeles (whichl ::~~~ t.:,kmdl t•i..;(•. like to k"I4Jk good : &Jme other areas were si h. l1•rt- 1ht•ir home town friends' ly affected), obviously lb. F..... 1111111. . . . . . . 11 ....... ij.!J.~_. . . . . . . . . . . "The chief reason I lhlnk leaguers would be- ~a1y to ]om the Teamsters' Uhfon is b~cause we have ex.t'e:llent repre!lentation alre'lldy,.,. !aid P1-1ppas over thr phone from his homp in Timonium. Md. ti• ·: ''All the players I knaw"lrove complete fallh In their rl~en­ totives. Why 'shouldn't r. th ey Player representatives · -come frum lhe ranks and they 're elreled by their fellow pt'!)'er.•. r.o ~'O!I th ink any outside Jn ;J~O! 1 to Affect on his pitching. Good Represeotai!MI" ...... Iofiin. 1! ,, ... and even lhough that occasionally landed him for """ ..... 111111- ... all - i h:lbi~ hot wat.er with the Orioles during his nine seasons wilh I th<'m . it never had any adverse . _ ...... lloot for pt1n'\ . who wa!l heading on to adjustments in other areas "'"I·' 1v , ·•'T)' on the ~tplomati c i lhe country depending on /' "' ~ , clock. . . >. -,~ :: 1:-. 1!1 simftt. I.act thilt : CBS..TV at least as seen , .awl IJu . ; lnfl~·~ R.Q;socia tes, not lo according He has always been lhe type to say euctly what i11 on '1i1 SIRLOIN STEAK $1.09 · who served as ~ayer ll IroJ)res•enta,Uve Su ' " •IW'Iaov: .,, . Frozen Kroge1· ORANGE JUICE "" ........... ,.... talolt. sor... vllomlollllkhtd fllarldt Ortnli Julco; 6 pak 6-oz. carur fur us. ''To me. !hut's one of ·lh e mo::~t ~~x dting parts ol basebal l. MmH ~mil plflyers lovt' the idPa ot brtl''!Hininlo( . rnr themselves. I know . ' . do. I'd miss 1t ~'-J"'~ sudrkn ly went to coll~ve · b:mu11mng.'' . : Pappr~s . who alreacly ha ~ · ~;JI.nt>d with the RPds for ~~~" 1fPR.r. said he could see ~o ;.:ossible. advant~ges in a WJ.f'" f,.,1 mrljor leaguers. ~;I ''It might soc('eed in getflh g winter jobs !'or ball players''and it might lie able to help som~ of those who got hurl amt couldn 't ol<~y anymore. " ,.,e s:aid "Olherwise. I don 't see ho"' il could help us in any way." Naha is lhe clpita' nawa. ! ·: ··•. '' ,•' G!T A SI.OOft > I DONOR'S PATCH ,, 'ti ·i. '~·;;.; :~ ·.':' ;~ ~f , •. ,:,, of { Ok~ AT T~l BLOOD• MOIILI I I .OQD SAVES LIVE$ ' ' ~ !'' ' . '' .'' '·' ' ,, ,, ' ' '· ~ ,• ' ' . ' • ' ...:~~~ ~ .I . • �• ~' < ~" • , !' . 'I j .! ' . ) ' ' ' " ' • ' ' • Papp~ . ro er· r1ce means ' PR-E IU:M ·AND hlf, cvt fnM fully mllu~, tr•l•· ,.. loiol, 11·· lftl4lt naturally Iandor lly an oX• Ch!IMoly .,tclol.. nlolhH, 'llvtlly leof, cut ..... 1.-IM Cllllt, II INn, ""'oilhlof. Tondlr•J Hoffa, But~ against Uni~n · ' J PORK NEW YORK (UPii .:..Mil happens to be a personel friend of llftlmy Doffa'o and says he's "a 1reat " but sUI! thlnks major " ···--- baseball players "would to he crazy" to join lht ITe.amsters' Union. ..•-•••1- • I Still Tillis To -Win! ''SEAFOOD SPECIALS" .. . \ I Bone-In Fish Sticks •. . . •• ':" 39e .' OJPJI'fCIAL ,,....... . Full Cut "Thai goes for any 'other I~::~~~: union, too," p&Jored ROUND -STEAK Frwlhort Shrimp Cocktail .. 3:: $1 TENDERAY BRAND for the ' Jtl· rnore Orioles for three .ears before lhey recently dea him to lhe Cincinnati Re<b. t THRIFTY BRAND Pappas, an unbridled 2(\iyear· old right-hander, doesn't p•r11· cuiarly mind llmt he Is lhe llrst mpjor l~aguer 10 come out publicly and speak against Breaded Shrimp ~~ .$1.99 ."·'-~·"' .,..,,.., --.... - Humphrey rendezvoua with extended live cov•!raR:el here in I.<>s Angeles therefore in many thro"Rbout the naUon), lhe Chief Executive's landing his speed. '!'b• Presldenl's plan• landed Ill Los Aageles at a reasonably early boor during television's prime time on the West Coastwhich meant that lhe chief viewiJli hours for video watchers in mucb of the country still were avaliable. Possibly NBC-TV found lrapped-for il expected lengthy privat• meeting tween Johnson and 1Jumphrey aboard the President's plane to be much shorter than it was but the network sluck it out. anchored by oolid, background commentary Her Kaplow. Furthermore, there was a good deal of natural television drama in the rendezvous natu~ ol Ule arrival-since the Olief f.x{'rutive nol only was to l!;nl.r a speech, but was also to Because or its blanket coverage of lhe meeting, TV, at least here, pre-empted several of its series, "PIIeoo:e Don't Eat the Daisie1" "Dr. Kildare/' and part of Vice 11iv•·1 President • Hum- 1 Tuesday nigbt 'Tn,.-.;H~Ifil";:::::~-...:=::::: •, s'"""""" •lilt f ..... _ lb. SIRWIN STEAK LOIN·O·PO •. Tllft>hoote ~ lonlffad Ills a •at.m,. '' ,Television Revue aaLLYWOOD IVPI) -Many • • • ocrOilll lhe nation who llllihed lelevlsioa cover Pres6ieut lolmo011'1 return Tuesday ll&ftt lrtnl lh• Howall confer011 Viet Nam got a memorablt sarnpla of tbe aetworks' accasional New York.ifented provillcialism. lb. Jh. .. Lol.. IN'wolt • Ill .... .. ' - " · . .... ........ "" Hoffa's plan to unionize all ball players. tb. 89c K-r's Sllvor Plollv Porte 1o ..,.. My lrimmod of ,,._ ltl ond bono, ,..,..... for ..., ........ Strvt , .... lomily lilt flllll pork - INa, ltndtr fllvor Plllltr Porte fnM K-, K - P,.sh Tollltt TINDIRAY T·Bone Steak •••. . . . . . . • lb. $1.19 Cube Steak ........ .... _.. THRIFTY 111. 99e Tip Roast ••. •. . . . . . . . . . ' ...... ·~····............. ' " lb. $1.09 lb. 99e Ground Round ..... _....... ___ ., __ ,b. Country C?ub Good Luck . .,.............-l/1.. CHEESE OLEO 41b. $1 SPREAD Spotlight Bean COFFEE / 21b.49c SAVE ?Oc 3lb.bag · $1.77 . rrwtllll•!l lh t' 1r Joeal rritlC!-i, who enforc(•d its -~~~~~~ that c .~tfl' n·;1d by these <;~cqu amtan- should be edtted pretty 1 Prtthllk41 Cut Grttn l11n11 Swt1t Pus, C. S. Gold cj·.. ~~~ t'an ther~ be much sfrictly ror essentials. ) ""''"L' l:md<'d ........ ( liHuiJt that If the President had fore, all this viewer saw on that 111 ~ •·w York. the home network during the live cover-! ha..-L• 11 t most of those ifl charge age was a brief interruption . ut nr1wurk televi:<~ion , all three the ''Petticoat Junction " series Luneh Meat __ . _.. _. ___ . __ ••::· 39e 11•a10r broadcasting But this side of lhe Hudson ble leader in forcing River is sometimes a distant : discussion of Viel Nam to the world psychologically for those' lore. And in !act it also prev>hose offices are on the other j empted Tuesday night an bour stde. So here is wh.1t happened : 1show, ''Sixteen in Webster Only one of lhe networks, NBC- I Grom"-about teen-agers in a TV, saw fit to hit the Johnson- St. Louis suburb--to presenl TOMATO SOUP Bread·····------------- 4 ...." 88c lltt 10t con " " whoo ,.. buy 4 lor 4k Wlllll's ri&ht lr• tWs ••! flo piiRhaH rtqulndl HERE'S ALL YOU DO: just clip the_enlry blank above and deposit at any Kroger Store. Addl· tiona! blanks at our stores, and at other merch· ants giving Top Value Stamps. Enter often give yourself more chances to win! COMPARE/ - " ,_ ... httlh " " ' " ' THE DIFFERENCE IS THE PRICE/ TOP VALUEPia""' /tit t61 111t1 of your ~••· ,....----,! CLOROX rltyl Pid ""' 1/lt~l . KANDU Jll t, 1(,-,. , I!IIMi... otl 'l.it 'lij~... llfll irn . . , , , .,... 'Iff,. . . ' S" CHRYSANTHEMUMS ,.... ,., r.~,.,rrr 9 ,,lllllltill. VIIHtiM'i Dar ea. . :nv<~r e r~gPn t rould I:W' iiS of our problems ali we are ·'Besidt!s, our general relatinn::::-lif.. with th e owners is good, ~h hllve the finest pension pt;m !WHi] able. I don' t see how arw cn1on could imtjrove on it !' l '.'('U renlize lhat n rive-w•ar man in the mojors geis a pension ol $125 a month nr thf' agf' ol 50 ··And a 20-year man ~elf\ t77~ month. Where did vou P.ver hPar of ~ JWnsion h k~ th21 · As for a players' stnke, tlt;tf 's absol utPiy r idiruiHtl ~ ronti ma>d Parras. "Who WfliJid tw hurt mu~r ir1 thP lon~ run '"'V a :.trike. The fans. And the Me I' •n.-1( Wt' shou ld nrv1•r Jo~~:p Ni"hf of i.q that basebn11 es~entia.Jiv fit' lon~ s to lhl' hms. not rtle : rkyt-'rs or the owners." ln\•ited T(l llome Pappas. a nntlw• of Detro it, or1gin ·1Jly met Horf{'l in that ··ity and was even a guest .in h 1~. home. Milt w~nt to -tile 'ln me high srhoot as Hnffa '.i snn Jimmy Jr .. and they were such good £rii!nds that Pappas w<ls invited to the Hoffa home li number of times. ''Both of them. Jimmv Sr _, nnd .Jimmy Jr ., are two of [he nil·esl persons you'd ~er want to mPf' f," said Pappas. "I ha1.·e l grrnt regard ror both .. . but that doesn ' t mean J•d 'fver Wltnl to join the 'teamsters· Union. Morton's POT PIES 5 for $1 'Take a lhinR like oiRnl!\o! • b•seball contract. 11 jQ!ned thP Teamsters' Union, ~,·1r officia ls would wnnt ~ b• presl:'nl a nd do th'!' negoti i ng w• .... Strawberries •• __ •_. ~~~~~~ 43c Mushrooms •• ____ . •• lb. 59e ,AT TilE CONTROLS-Not a jet cockpit, not a locomo, live <ab ,_ hut the computer controls of 1 modern oteel plant. D1als, owlteheo and pushbutton• enable an operolor at Wheelmg Steel's Steubenville, Ohio, plant to monitor opeed of hot oteel otripo moving through U.e ft~lohlng tra!n The mill can squeeze out S2·ton, 10-inch thick slabs mto ultrathin steel sheeh at IJll!eds above ~ lllp.h. HeinJ New Cal. " - lluitttmlll<, . - . or Whnl Travel to any lop Value America and spend h~ rg-a ining Ia Counlry Cl.. organiza- 1 for the President's short speech .. ,lwru; would h~ve bu stOO right ~ - and then a return to the into prime-ume with all-out hillbilly opus. ower:tJ::e"? I CBS-TV has been an odrnir>l·l r 99~ Gold Corn _....... _. _. _ s N;~.3,03 $1 ......, Ice Cream _ __ 1;, ga,69c K"'lr Chocolate Milk __ . _ ___ . . . . •...~ 29c Nowpon Standard Cut •• ,,, •$1 Green Beans ......... _. __ 5 cen1 .i view $1.09 '' "KROGER VAWE BUYS" lb. ball ~t>!o•\' 1:; 1 nn eKecutlvet, like any- in Los Angeles (whichl ::~~~ t.:,kmdl t•i..;(•. like to k"I4Jk good : &Jme other areas were si h. l1•rt- 1ht•ir home town friends' ly affected), obviously lb. F..... 1111111. . . . . . . 11 ....... ij.!J.~_. . . . . . . . . . . "The chief reason I lhlnk leaguers would be- ~a1y to ]om the Teamsters' Uhfon is b~cause we have ex.t'e:llent repre!lentation alre'lldy,.,. !aid P1-1ppas over thr phone from his homp in Timonium. Md. ti• ·: ''All the players I knaw"lrove complete fallh In their rl~en­ totives. Why 'shouldn't r. th ey Player representatives · -come frum lhe ranks and they 're elreled by their fellow pt'!)'er.•. r.o ~'O!I th ink any outside Jn ;J~O! 1 to Affect on his pitching. Good Represeotai!MI" ...... Iofiin. 1! ,, ... and even lhough that occasionally landed him for """ ..... 111111- ... all - i h:lbi~ hot wat.er with the Orioles during his nine seasons wilh I th<'m . it never had any adverse . _ ...... lloot for pt1n'\ . who wa!l heading on to adjustments in other areas "'"I·' 1v , ·•'T)' on the ~tplomati c i lhe country depending on /' "' ~ , clock. . . >. -,~ :: 1:-. 1!1 simftt. I.act thilt : CBS..TV at least as seen , .awl IJu . ; lnfl~·~ R.Q;socia tes, not lo according He has always been lhe type to say euctly what i11 on '1i1 SIRLOIN STEAK $1.09 · who served as ~ayer ll IroJ)res•enta,Uve Su ' " •IW'Iaov: .,, . Frozen Kroge1· ORANGE JUICE "" ........... ,.... talolt. sor... vllomlollllkhtd fllarldt Ortnli Julco; 6 pak 6-oz. carur fur us. ''To me. !hut's one of ·lh e mo::~t ~~x dting parts ol basebal l. MmH ~mil plflyers lovt' the idPa ot brtl''!Hininlo( . rnr themselves. I know . ' . do. I'd miss 1t ~'-J"'~ sudrkn ly went to coll~ve · b:mu11mng.'' . : Pappr~s . who alreacly ha ~ · ~;JI.nt>d with the RPds for ~~~" 1fPR.r. said he could see ~o ;.:ossible. advant~ges in a WJ.f'" f,.,1 mrljor leaguers. ~;I ''It might soc('eed in getflh g winter jobs !'or ball players''and it might lie able to help som~ of those who got hurl amt couldn 't ol<~y anymore. " ,.,e s:aid "Olherwise. I don 't see ho"' il could help us in any way." Naha is lhe clpita' nawa. ! ·: ··•. '' ,•' G!T A SI.OOft > I DONOR'S PATCH ,, 'ti ·i. '~·;;.; :~ ·.':' ;~ ~f , •. ,:,, of { Ok~ AT T~l BLOOD• MOIILI I I .OQD SAVES LIVE$ ' ' ~ !'' ' . '' .'' '·' ' ,, ,, ' ' '· ~ ,• ' ' . ' • ' ...:~~~ ~ .I . • �'• ,., '" ~ ...., •. • _..,_._ .._ _, • ~ • • •-.... •-• • • • ~ • - ""' Ill>. .,. . _.__ " r "' ·- ... ._ • . .... ,.._.__ , - ....OC:!"_.,'~ ..- .. ,........,_,. ••~ ~ ~ •' ., I' ' .) .··· - ' . tiation Ceremonies Highlight Meeting lni SeDtlllel, Pomoroy-J.ftddleport, :V:'p.'O:..~n:'!:.~ be provided and relteShmeots o. ·j . 1 ll' ~; , ,. I F' r~nk y all~han gavt' a report I joint sponsorship of this pro:Jil l gra m bv the Legion Posts in ...---------r Headquarters For This commiss ion will oversee MISS AMERICA . ' KEEPING TABS-American and Canadian stations of the Norlb American Air Defense Command Space Defense Cenler keep track of salellite traf!ic in the earth'a immediate Qeighborhood with super-sensitive·equipment such as this Baker-Nunn space camera. It can detect light reflected from an object no larger than a baseball 50,000 miles from earth. · the .J oe De ut<;c hle T~tmmm~l ·1 b ·· A baseball commisllinnn ana th e Oepartment s. t~~e county. Winter Ccmfen•nr<' held in ro. sion. wilh two membe~s from J1Jmh us. Januarv 2.9 . 30. C. J. each (){ the four ~sts I~ the crunty eo-sponsJrmg th1s program has been set up . GROUND BEEF c area . The firm was given months draft plans IAl con\bal: !I odor which its waste Taxpayers Urged to Take Refun dsIn savmgs Bonds the operations of this program, te·ial is giving off. . and will have it s fir o:. t meeting Many farmers have reeomiiJ•IJ at the \1iddleporl Ptilst home complained that the waste ma~ 0 0 Wednesday, Feb. 9. Phil Ohling-1 teria\s discolor the water •nd er and Charlefi Swal ze l w1 ll re- I livestock refused to drink from ! p~sent Dr_e w. Webster Post on Savings Bond Chairman for build his financial security. lhe polluted streams. tbs oommJ ssJon. Meigs County, T. R. Reed, Jr.,t the same time, it contr.-i.,b~;u~t:e;;suklr--_::;::;:;:;:;~iiiiii...i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Co mm ander Guin tlwr an- today reminded tarpayers that l our country's ~ no 1mced that there will be a the Treasury Department 1gainl strength. !hose who el.ect the ; Middleport, 0. I Valentine D;.J nce <Jt the Post offers them the Qpportuntty of U. S. Savmg!l Bond opuon Jolo , ~~:=======::::_.:_:::::_.:::::.:...::.:._::...:.=j taking income tax refunds millions of Americans who are , Unitf'd States Savings Bonds. 1investing in their l'()Untry's fuThe savings option, introduc- ture in this way. d in 1963, is in ~ddition to ~h~ 1 ''When you check the Savings two stand ard options of tak~no Bond line on your l965 t a x ~ tax refund s m cash, or applymg I form, " Mr. Reed continued , : them to nex1 years 1ax. •you autoMatically assure ~·our''When a taxpayer ~!ects to self of two advantages: you · take h~~ refund ln Senes ,, ~· ! provide yourself with an easy Bonds . Mr. Reed .said, . his , method of holding on to your tax ' money goes to work Immediate. f nd d II and a sure wey " b lt be' tor('U oars Special l~ _on two JO s. gms ____ of making it grow one . third Valentine Napkins . 35c Thlo Valontfnot HOMES DESTROYED I larger at maturity. When your Paper Heart Da111H 19c TO CHERI SH FOR A LIFETIME 5c up mark Is made, the rest Is autoValentine Cut Out Book SAIGON (UP\1 - Fire de- Imalic. For example. if you 're I 29c Pac:kaflcl Valentin• stroyed a block of Vietnamese' entitled to a refund of $42, Navelty Candy Heutu With Envelopes homes in Saigon's crowded i you 'll get -:~ $50 face-value Ser58c 25 lor 39<---12 for 59c . Chinf-sf' district Tuesday nigh1 . ' ies E bond (cost $37.50), plus a j I . w1thin sight of several large check ror $450. 1 ' · <\ me ric;,~n military _billets. i , . ; BULK CANDY VALENTINE MIX _lb. 35c ' I At least one hundred Vietna· 1'l11S 25th An~JVersary ~e ar GAUliY s no t m~st' {i:imilies spilled into the of the E Bond Js a good _time CONVERSATION HEART CANDY lb. 3Sc 11LIO l.no to 1971'1 WIEDDI NG P I N G 87 5 0 l : streets carrying their belong- ~ fo~ more taxp~ye~s toM get m , th flam es whipped thiS opportumty, r. R•••dll mj.S. as e "d "Ch . B d I throu h the Otmsy, wooden sal · oosmg on s s d 1\g surest way I know of to malke iJ OIAN't. O ND we mgs_ your t&x refund really mean Fancy 1 Pound Chocolates (Assorted) 1001elhlng IAl you. • for birthday, anniversary or any special .occa_sion there's no , WGH ON VGDKA itt like 11 diamond ring •nd no diamond rm~ l•ke a Keepsake, · he lfatchless brilliance and beauty of 1ts perfect center WARSAW (UP! I -4ln any · I diarn5hd, superb styling and fine quality mean lasting prid• ' end ·~sfaction. Choose yow very personal Keepiilke fronl given day about a hall a million SERVIC'~ our Wide se1ectlon. Poles ore too drunk to work BIG 9 SALE STILL GOING STRONG! properly and economic loss & from drunkness runs tt Bargains In All Departments We Repair All $400,000 a day, it was rec<>tt••d 1111 Makos & Models Tuesday. The newspaper Sztaedar \ dych said the consumption Vodka, caed ''lh e curse of Pol:md." increased by 7 per WY 2-125S MIDDLEPORT, 0. cent last year, p·artico~arly II I. Mllln St. Pomero¥ among youth. 1 LOAFERS I THE SHOE BOX in : 1 SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING ~r:,.bl• 3 ~~" 69c $TOKELY FRUIT COCKTAIL f!~.. 89c i Morton Frozen BREAD DOUGH j Pkg.of 3-1 Lb. Loavos 1 DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES 39c White, Yellow, BRACH'S HEART BOXES 1 $1.00-$2.00 :. $2.50 BOX 'I 1 1 RADIO APPLES Your Choice ~noup, Red Dell· CIOuo, Gold. Delicious ' QELAND'S T.V. * Ch_arge y0Uth. With Fraud .~nd - A flO milllan water sewer fund for inciUJtrial devel-1 OjllllOnl. High••BY --Conslrw:Uon ol a Patrol academy. --O'eatloo of lbtrO~hl~o~ill~:;"~~ Commission and " · of youth institutions. I I Senate Presses F d 0fW3f On W3f'S NeedS 4:~ 39c BANANAS --~ ··10c LIQUID Detergent::. 3~ $1 CORRAL WAID CROSS' SONS RACINI, 0. Tipp City man HeadsNACD SOUVENIR - Randy Garrioon, 15, up a oouvenfr from hla operation - a six-Inch apparently awaliowed yearo before·, which surgeons found wrapped around and grown Into his appendix. NEW ORLEANS IU;•n~::~~~ Studebaker, 8 da 1r y WASIUNGTON (UP!) -Sima- T8 Sub id Co t8 tll0,4M for the 11rat aeven !rom Tipp City, Ohio. will 8 8 tors Pfl!!lled forward today Y of the fiscal year. Jlstalled today as ~·~••:,•:!~~Ell President J<>hnson'o request Show Sharp Drop out IAl $87,205 per ident of the National . an additional 112.1 billion COLUMBUS (UPII- A At that rate, the of Soil and Water flgbl tho Viet Nam war decline ia slats subsidy the year would be <NACD) • . warnings of a coming bailie menta IAl tuberculosla more than fiOO,OOO !rom tbe Studebaker, former vice nres-11 Thailand and possible reDI<tniMCI renecto "a IUbstsnlitlcaratu:~" :JIIU,381 durtng Dscal 11165. !dent succeeda Morlon'\~S~.,.~~~ il of tho Korean conflict. lbe battle agalnlt tho di of Balcbelor, La. Sl I Tho Senate Armed Slate Audi!Alr Roger Cloud TO PRAY TIIUJISDAY was named IAl the position Tues- ! Committee held • Prayer meelllog will be beld day. oesslon on Johnson'• the Rutland Cburcb of Tho NACD will wind up In tile general ~aalng taxes. . without In"Ohio 18 laking h1gber educalion IAl the f.'""P_Ie with $320 millfqn for capdai unprovements ln hlgber, 'lducallon aed for ~t~teltlpporll!tt braRcbes, murucJpal . · Pfe. Lambert was ror extra lor t LANCASTER, Ohio (UPI) _. fiscal yeardefense ending lunda June 30. John Earl Kempton _Jr., l9, Mil- session was the latest Item fn lersport, pleaded guilty Tuesday lho heavy scfledule of congres- 1 fn Munle\pa\ Court of .lrurnmg oional deliberations un the war.' property to defraud and was 11 followed 1 bearing Tueoday I bound to the F811'lield County ol the Senate Foreign Relalloas grand JUry.. Committee during which reKempton 11 charged with set- tired Anny Ll Gen. James M. l ling a f!O,IIXI fire at MDiersport Gavin said be saw no chance In Marne Mau1er H1gh school on Feb. 2. He a\. . . Army ,PFC Richard L Lam- 1 edl ed · 1 thl av01dmg a alruggle agaillll bert of Mr aed Mrs" p R tehg ny pourf Jllllkn b nnedr ·""1 Communists in Thailand. ' 1 "d 1' , . • • • • . t" ooro aworsopan se Th 1 Lambell, Langsville, part\cipat- fire to it. e genera_ a so sa1 coni ., ed in Exercise Mame Mauler, Sheriff Jack Blaer said the nued esea\aUon of the war an It-day field tratnlng exer- youlh confessed during a lie de- m1ght cause Red Chma to else conducted by the 2nd In- lector test that be set the fire "open up:• the ·Korean fighting ! futry Division in Germany, fl)r a prank. He returned mo- once agam. which eilded Feb. 7. French, lll<'nts later IAl try to exlingui!lb Gavin •pent more tha . four German aed U. S. air and the blaze but it had alr•ady hours before the comllllttee, grouiu! forces took part as golten out of control. which haa . bee conducting a friendly and aggressor force". broad InqUiry Into U.S. pohcfes Lambert, assigned to the di1n . V1et Na~.. Committee vision's 3rd Administration Of Chatrman J. William Fulbnght, I Company Personnel Section D-Ark., has been one of the near Wu~burg, entered the majo~ critic.!! of Johnson's Army in AiliUsl 1964. He com- S bandlmg of the war. pleted basic \raining at Fort Gavin told the commlltee Knox, Ky., was last stationed al WARREN, Ohto (UP!)- Con- th~t an over-r":'ponse" IAl Jlort Leonard Wood, Mo., and struction .work on a multi-million Chinese lnlllatlves 10 .Vlooet,:.;:~;ll Btrlved overseas in January dollar General Motors assembly woold erode America s ID 1965. The 21-year-o\d soldier is plant at nea rby Lordstown halt- tiona! position and weaken a 1963 graduate of Rutland ed today because of a dispute nation's ability lo meet Cornm1u.. IJ High School. between the Teamsters Union nisi challenges efsowbere. ond eleclrlcians. Regardless of the outcoe Two Railroad Cars The Teamsters set up p\ckel South Viet Nam, he saw -,. • lines to protest electricians drlv- chance of avoiding an eventual Lea_'l'f thetr Trar.ks ir, , small delivery cnrls In tile, battle In Thailand. "My ft~~~ ~~ WOQS'l'E!!;'Obio (UPI) - Two ' construction area. MeJ)1bers of Is that the most decisive tars of an ·n-car Pennsylvania !other unions working at the Iwill be in Thailand on Ote Railroad rmssenger train de- plant "'fused to cross the Mekong (River)," he •aid. railed today but there were no Teamster lines lnjl\rloo. .' Londoners may get The ~ train, the "Broodwny STOCKS OPEN FIRM Limited," westbound from New, NEW YORK IUPI) - St.ock Taste of Paralysis York lo Chicago, was moving prices opened firm In moderate- LONDON (UPf) - London · about 20 ml!es an hour whf' n a 1 Jy active tradinp, toaay. Steels, may experience the paralysis pullman and a coach jumped I motors, chemicals and o i Is that gripped New · York City 1 were firm . Electnmic s and air- last month. Subway partittlly off the tracks. workers lines were higher. Aircrafts oaid Tuesday they would join 1 BONELESS Andrew Johnson's wile taught ; were on the uptrack. Metal! the threatened strike of railhim IAl read , and write. posted several modest gains. waymen next Monday. ROLLED · A subway - railway strike HI - LOW TEMPS would leave commuters here NEW YORK 1UPif - The with only buses to get to work. lowest temperature reported The bus system already strainthis morning \o the U. S ed by the withdrawal of more Weather Bureau, excluding than 1,000 vehicles due to the A(i:l.ska and Hawaii, was 12 refusal of bus employes to- work i below zero at Butte, Mont. The overtime. highest temperature reported ••• Tuesday was 80 at Naples, Fi!J. . LOGAN, Ohio (UPJ) - Ken, neth FitqeraJd, 26, lAgan, was The Iamons Teapot Dome killed Tuesday nlgbt when his oil well ..,. ln the Salt Creek car crashed througb a guard oil field nqrtli of Casper, Wyo. rail on U. S. 33 about u miles KRAfT MIR. WHIP -...,.---'--:-----___:_e;_r;_n;_a.:.: m:.:e~_:f::...: or t.:.:h•:..::: Sea :: ol Galilee. ·weot ol here and overturned. ----l I I AUNT JANE'S DILL STICKS - 16 OL l•r • • • AND ClOVER FARM HAS WHAT EVERYBODY LIKES BEST ••• QUALITY BRAND FOODS AT lOW PRICES. QUANTITY RIGHTS RUTLAND, OHIO RESERVED SPECIAL ROUND Hi-C Drinks STEAK ORANGE or GRAPE c clb clb 2 46oz. lb. ·-'"" SUNS.ma CRACKIRS lb. box FAIRMONT COUNTRYSIDE ICE CREAM 1h gal. c1rton 59c HUNT'S PEACHES SLICED or HALVES 2 SPECIAL •'-59c JOAN OF ARC Kidney Beans ( 49C 2 GOLDEN -RIPE BANANAS I I FEBRUARY 1 1 and 11 FINAL REDUCTIONS ON Plan to Shop Early Fr.iday. ~. · ... SEE THURSDAY'S ·sENT,NEL . FOR ME~CHA,N)'~ .ADS • THE .DAILY SENTINEL' . \ . ·~--- - - ' ' 3 ' 2-lb. polyblgt tTHI$ SPACE CONTR18.\ITED . , ' ~ LIMA BEANS or PEAS ., . ~. - - ·- - MIDDLEPORT CH!CKIN '0 lEA CHUNK STYLE _ TUNA and SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE! SPECIAL PURCHASES! NEW SPRING SPECIALS! 2Ws I ------ STEW BEEF. 2 No. 41 Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. 1Feb. lOth, 11th, 12th I 1 SILVER FLIECI KRAUT _ • WY 2-3234 ' Prices Effective TUPPERS PLAINS NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEl _ • PAGI ST. .a;, SALAD DRESSING l GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. CLOVER FARM KNOWS THAT I STORE SPECIALS I I. When your job ralls for roncrete, ull 011 ',,,. , .,~. till. Prompt delivery, specialized mixe1 will blsure you of quallty concrete at low, low prices. Call todayf ~:~ ~TB:.!h:osp:lta~lo~and:.I9~COUII=~U=ea:.::t=~·~t~p~.~m~.~o~n~Th!urad::~•~7·~201b~~an:::nu~a~l~co~n:ve:n~ti:o•~tncla~~Y:_·~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;::;;:;;;;;;;::;:;;:;::::::) 1 1 I INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL . 1 RUMP ROAST 8\g Bend Area Communitl ' Ince. J Stopped T.V. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN technical schools and community colleges," Rhodes said: He said mental byg1ene appropr\ations aRd tile start of many new programs a\110 marked his administral\on, illeluding a program to \real nonresident patients in atsta mental bospitsb. Aecompllsbmeato Cited . The governor llsted as other accompllabments of hit adminlstration: -A working lnduslrial d• velopment program 1o produce more jobs. -Acceleration of the highway construction program. -A flOO million parks and recreation program aimed at Increased tourist· b\Jllfness. -Increased emphasis on improved trapsportaijon facilities, q., .reb.""' ASKS DIVORCifi In Meig, c.t)' l,)!mlll(ll Maxine Dugan, Middleporl, Court cl!ar~ baa filed a petition for tlivol'Cf of ·'duty .lr/d PALUMAIIES, IPAIN -TWO from Lorry Dugan, Middleport, 0110 miDor ebllcl II U. 8. poekel IUbmarlnOI were being prepared today IAl join tho massive IOil'eil for 1 mi!8ing TIME AND LABOR SAVING Amerlc111 H-llomb lying In about 1,200 feet ol water of! lbe l..,•lheOJtem caasl o1 Spain. · 'nle Jl- fool two • man oubmarflle "Al"rin" and lbe 51 • underwater research craft, "Aiuminaut" were being readled at the U. S. Navy's 111~ marine base at Roto, Spain, for oblpment Thursday to the sear<h area about 'two mile• of: the coast ol the Almeria Prov- · D~ (UPIHHv. James universities, technlcallnslflulel, includinl new airports. A. ~ JumPI!d Into bis campafp .for ' re-election feet finl Tiielday ntgbt, ·licking off lhe a~hmeDIII of bJs ad~lniJtraUllll In a "condiUon of Ute otate'l repOrt. Rhldes told 1 dbmer meeting of the Printing Industry Assoelation tliat he inherited a bankNPI state lhat wao being sued for unPifd hllhl and bad the b\gheat number ol people on relief ollny state In lha nation. --~ yearo ~· the teachen' retirement system was in derault," the liquor department was datunct, the weUaro departmeat wao f14 mlllloo In the red, 1ia1e lnatltuli01111 wera cruml>111111 and fewer people bad jobs In January, IIIllS, than In 19>7" IR those tbree yeara, Rhodes "Balanced the budget, paid off 1 oa•u eta u in etsolnmfwyp 1111 eur. bills, laid off 4,000 unnecessary employes, saved $30 millton throogb ·Lillie Hoover Commission reconuneildations and bad tiY mHll8n surplus Dall7 SeuUnel, Pomeroy-lllddlepolt, leo.&llwed fnm ..g. 1 ) • .,... blgbelllotal ol lbe war. W kOn PIant Devils Food 1 ' I * 1 ·CJF-.. UPIBriefs ... dlnn_er prepared by Kenneth Hams Initiation ceremonies high Rhndes, Paul easel and Vaugh- home Salunlay, Feb. 12, for ~les Swatzel wai ~ed Hgbted the Fet. 1 meeting oflaR were in Columbus for those Post 39 members aed their 35 memben aRd guests. Drew Webster Post No. 39, Am- events. etioan Legion of Pomeroy." Don Runner birthday pOrty The ceremonies !or new chairman, ann~nced the event members and reinstatements will be held at the Pomeroy wero Cl)ndUt·ted by Commander El S c h0 0 1 on 1 Guy Guinther. Frank Che,.se- Tu~:.e:Y ~~arch 15. A dinner hrew: Frank Vaughan, Pa~ . will be served from 6 p. m. to r'4'sCI. Eb.a r, ,!mol'f and R 17:30 p. m. for pOst members, hert VftUghan . New membe:sl· th{'ir families and guests. fhe are John Smith, Robert Oav1s. n to the public · . R •- 1 C b1 program, ope , Donald McKenzie, o~r ouc will be from 7:30 J . m. to 8 30 R:I.IS::tell Moore. Marvm Rurt, I . 'th 1!: D. Mason retir· " p. m. WI • ' qarry Doug1as.. Rob_,t Morrl' ed FBJ agent now workjng with and Robert Alkire. . . the Columbus Dispatch, as the .A guest.. ~n Williams, Imain speaker. Entertainment ghlh DIStflC( Command! "II f0IIOW. · · ~· WI e spoke Drieflv emphas1zmg t ~ pnp(U't.ance. of the Le~ion. : Commander Guinther report. o ~ew members, R.obert !\o.1or- j ed on the recent American v~. r and Rohr:rt Alkire. v;ert' ~ gion Junior Baseball meetings p[eo;ent :'lnd introducer!. 'I he ld .1D CODJUnC . 1!On . WI"th the . o Atnt-n('~Jn !Sm and also ' ,. Governor.,Cites Gains · ol_·his Administration Feb. •• - ~·e~cious· clllckeo 0.£Drew Webster Post 39' American LeJ'ion 1:"'- 11 .. 'I - -1 KILN-DRIED JERSEY SWEET POTATOES l LIS. '19' �'• ,., '" ~ ...., •. • _..,_._ .._ _, • ~ • • •-.... •-• • • • ~ • - ""' Ill>. .,. . _.__ " r "' ·- ... ._ • . .... ,.._.__ , - ....OC:!"_.,'~ ..- .. ,........,_,. ••~ ~ ~ •' ., I' ' .) .··· - ' . tiation Ceremonies Highlight Meeting lni SeDtlllel, Pomoroy-J.ftddleport, :V:'p.'O:..~n:'!:.~ be provided and relteShmeots o. ·j . 1 ll' ~; , ,. I F' r~nk y all~han gavt' a report I joint sponsorship of this pro:Jil l gra m bv the Legion Posts in ...---------r Headquarters For This commiss ion will oversee MISS AMERICA . ' KEEPING TABS-American and Canadian stations of the Norlb American Air Defense Command Space Defense Cenler keep track of salellite traf!ic in the earth'a immediate Qeighborhood with super-sensitive·equipment such as this Baker-Nunn space camera. It can detect light reflected from an object no larger than a baseball 50,000 miles from earth. · the .J oe De ut<;c hle T~tmmm~l ·1 b ·· A baseball commisllinnn ana th e Oepartment s. t~~e county. Winter Ccmfen•nr<' held in ro. sion. wilh two membe~s from J1Jmh us. Januarv 2.9 . 30. C. J. each (){ the four ~sts I~ the crunty eo-sponsJrmg th1s program has been set up . GROUND BEEF c area . The firm was given months draft plans IAl con\bal: !I odor which its waste Taxpayers Urged to Take Refun dsIn savmgs Bonds the operations of this program, te·ial is giving off. . and will have it s fir o:. t meeting Many farmers have reeomiiJ•IJ at the \1iddleporl Ptilst home complained that the waste ma~ 0 0 Wednesday, Feb. 9. Phil Ohling-1 teria\s discolor the water •nd er and Charlefi Swal ze l w1 ll re- I livestock refused to drink from ! p~sent Dr_e w. Webster Post on Savings Bond Chairman for build his financial security. lhe polluted streams. tbs oommJ ssJon. Meigs County, T. R. Reed, Jr.,t the same time, it contr.-i.,b~;u~t:e;;suklr--_::;::;:;:;:;~iiiiii...i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Co mm ander Guin tlwr an- today reminded tarpayers that l our country's ~ no 1mced that there will be a the Treasury Department 1gainl strength. !hose who el.ect the ; Middleport, 0. I Valentine D;.J nce <Jt the Post offers them the Qpportuntty of U. S. Savmg!l Bond opuon Jolo , ~~:=======::::_.:_:::::_.:::::.:...::.:._::...:.=j taking income tax refunds millions of Americans who are , Unitf'd States Savings Bonds. 1investing in their l'()Untry's fuThe savings option, introduc- ture in this way. d in 1963, is in ~ddition to ~h~ 1 ''When you check the Savings two stand ard options of tak~no Bond line on your l965 t a x ~ tax refund s m cash, or applymg I form, " Mr. Reed continued , : them to nex1 years 1ax. •you autoMatically assure ~·our''When a taxpayer ~!ects to self of two advantages: you · take h~~ refund ln Senes ,, ~· ! provide yourself with an easy Bonds . Mr. Reed .said, . his , method of holding on to your tax ' money goes to work Immediate. f nd d II and a sure wey " b lt be' tor('U oars Special l~ _on two JO s. gms ____ of making it grow one . third Valentine Napkins . 35c Thlo Valontfnot HOMES DESTROYED I larger at maturity. When your Paper Heart Da111H 19c TO CHERI SH FOR A LIFETIME 5c up mark Is made, the rest Is autoValentine Cut Out Book SAIGON (UP\1 - Fire de- Imalic. For example. if you 're I 29c Pac:kaflcl Valentin• stroyed a block of Vietnamese' entitled to a refund of $42, Navelty Candy Heutu With Envelopes homes in Saigon's crowded i you 'll get -:~ $50 face-value Ser58c 25 lor 39<---12 for 59c . Chinf-sf' district Tuesday nigh1 . ' ies E bond (cost $37.50), plus a j I . w1thin sight of several large check ror $450. 1 ' · <\ me ric;,~n military _billets. i , . ; BULK CANDY VALENTINE MIX _lb. 35c ' I At least one hundred Vietna· 1'l11S 25th An~JVersary ~e ar GAUliY s no t m~st' {i:imilies spilled into the of the E Bond Js a good _time CONVERSATION HEART CANDY lb. 3Sc 11LIO l.no to 1971'1 WIEDDI NG P I N G 87 5 0 l : streets carrying their belong- ~ fo~ more taxp~ye~s toM get m , th flam es whipped thiS opportumty, r. R•••dll mj.S. as e "d "Ch . B d I throu h the Otmsy, wooden sal · oosmg on s s d 1\g surest way I know of to malke iJ OIAN't. O ND we mgs_ your t&x refund really mean Fancy 1 Pound Chocolates (Assorted) 1001elhlng IAl you. • for birthday, anniversary or any special .occa_sion there's no , WGH ON VGDKA itt like 11 diamond ring •nd no diamond rm~ l•ke a Keepsake, · he lfatchless brilliance and beauty of 1ts perfect center WARSAW (UP! I -4ln any · I diarn5hd, superb styling and fine quality mean lasting prid• ' end ·~sfaction. Choose yow very personal Keepiilke fronl given day about a hall a million SERVIC'~ our Wide se1ectlon. Poles ore too drunk to work BIG 9 SALE STILL GOING STRONG! properly and economic loss & from drunkness runs tt Bargains In All Departments We Repair All $400,000 a day, it was rec<>tt••d 1111 Makos & Models Tuesday. The newspaper Sztaedar \ dych said the consumption Vodka, caed ''lh e curse of Pol:md." increased by 7 per WY 2-125S MIDDLEPORT, 0. cent last year, p·artico~arly II I. Mllln St. Pomero¥ among youth. 1 LOAFERS I THE SHOE BOX in : 1 SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING ~r:,.bl• 3 ~~" 69c $TOKELY FRUIT COCKTAIL f!~.. 89c i Morton Frozen BREAD DOUGH j Pkg.of 3-1 Lb. Loavos 1 DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES 39c White, Yellow, BRACH'S HEART BOXES 1 $1.00-$2.00 :. $2.50 BOX 'I 1 1 RADIO APPLES Your Choice ~noup, Red Dell· CIOuo, Gold. Delicious ' QELAND'S T.V. * Ch_arge y0Uth. With Fraud .~nd - A flO milllan water sewer fund for inciUJtrial devel-1 OjllllOnl. High••BY --Conslrw:Uon ol a Patrol academy. --O'eatloo of lbtrO~hl~o~ill~:;"~~ Commission and " · of youth institutions. I I Senate Presses F d 0fW3f On W3f'S NeedS 4:~ 39c BANANAS --~ ··10c LIQUID Detergent::. 3~ $1 CORRAL WAID CROSS' SONS RACINI, 0. Tipp City man HeadsNACD SOUVENIR - Randy Garrioon, 15, up a oouvenfr from hla operation - a six-Inch apparently awaliowed yearo before·, which surgeons found wrapped around and grown Into his appendix. NEW ORLEANS IU;•n~::~~~ Studebaker, 8 da 1r y WASIUNGTON (UP!) -Sima- T8 Sub id Co t8 tll0,4M for the 11rat aeven !rom Tipp City, Ohio. will 8 8 tors Pfl!!lled forward today Y of the fiscal year. Jlstalled today as ~·~••:,•:!~~Ell President J<>hnson'o request Show Sharp Drop out IAl $87,205 per ident of the National . an additional 112.1 billion COLUMBUS (UPII- A At that rate, the of Soil and Water flgbl tho Viet Nam war decline ia slats subsidy the year would be <NACD) • . warnings of a coming bailie menta IAl tuberculosla more than fiOO,OOO !rom tbe Studebaker, former vice nres-11 Thailand and possible reDI<tniMCI renecto "a IUbstsnlitlcaratu:~" :JIIU,381 durtng Dscal 11165. !dent succeeda Morlon'\~S~.,.~~~ il of tho Korean conflict. lbe battle agalnlt tho di of Balcbelor, La. Sl I Tho Senate Armed Slate Audi!Alr Roger Cloud TO PRAY TIIUJISDAY was named IAl the position Tues- ! Committee held • Prayer meelllog will be beld day. oesslon on Johnson'• the Rutland Cburcb of Tho NACD will wind up In tile general ~aalng taxes. . without In"Ohio 18 laking h1gber educalion IAl the f.'""P_Ie with $320 millfqn for capdai unprovements ln hlgber, 'lducallon aed for ~t~teltlpporll!tt braRcbes, murucJpal . · Pfe. Lambert was ror extra lor t LANCASTER, Ohio (UPI) _. fiscal yeardefense ending lunda June 30. John Earl Kempton _Jr., l9, Mil- session was the latest Item fn lersport, pleaded guilty Tuesday lho heavy scfledule of congres- 1 fn Munle\pa\ Court of .lrurnmg oional deliberations un the war.' property to defraud and was 11 followed 1 bearing Tueoday I bound to the F811'lield County ol the Senate Foreign Relalloas grand JUry.. Committee during which reKempton 11 charged with set- tired Anny Ll Gen. James M. l ling a f!O,IIXI fire at MDiersport Gavin said be saw no chance In Marne Mau1er H1gh school on Feb. 2. He a\. . . Army ,PFC Richard L Lam- 1 edl ed · 1 thl av01dmg a alruggle agaillll bert of Mr aed Mrs" p R tehg ny pourf Jllllkn b nnedr ·""1 Communists in Thailand. ' 1 "d 1' , . • • • • . t" ooro aworsopan se Th 1 Lambell, Langsville, part\cipat- fire to it. e genera_ a so sa1 coni ., ed in Exercise Mame Mauler, Sheriff Jack Blaer said the nued esea\aUon of the war an It-day field tratnlng exer- youlh confessed during a lie de- m1ght cause Red Chma to else conducted by the 2nd In- lector test that be set the fire "open up:• the ·Korean fighting ! futry Division in Germany, fl)r a prank. He returned mo- once agam. which eilded Feb. 7. French, lll<'nts later IAl try to exlingui!lb Gavin •pent more tha . four German aed U. S. air and the blaze but it had alr•ady hours before the comllllttee, grouiu! forces took part as golten out of control. which haa . bee conducting a friendly and aggressor force". broad InqUiry Into U.S. pohcfes Lambert, assigned to the di1n . V1et Na~.. Committee vision's 3rd Administration Of Chatrman J. William Fulbnght, I Company Personnel Section D-Ark., has been one of the near Wu~burg, entered the majo~ critic.!! of Johnson's Army in AiliUsl 1964. He com- S bandlmg of the war. pleted basic \raining at Fort Gavin told the commlltee Knox, Ky., was last stationed al WARREN, Ohto (UP!)- Con- th~t an over-r":'ponse" IAl Jlort Leonard Wood, Mo., and struction .work on a multi-million Chinese lnlllatlves 10 .Vlooet,:.;:~;ll Btrlved overseas in January dollar General Motors assembly woold erode America s ID 1965. The 21-year-o\d soldier is plant at nea rby Lordstown halt- tiona! position and weaken a 1963 graduate of Rutland ed today because of a dispute nation's ability lo meet Cornm1u.. IJ High School. between the Teamsters Union nisi challenges efsowbere. ond eleclrlcians. Regardless of the outcoe Two Railroad Cars The Teamsters set up p\ckel South Viet Nam, he saw -,. • lines to protest electricians drlv- chance of avoiding an eventual Lea_'l'f thetr Trar.ks ir, , small delivery cnrls In tile, battle In Thailand. "My ft~~~ ~~ WOQS'l'E!!;'Obio (UPI) - Two ' construction area. MeJ)1bers of Is that the most decisive tars of an ·n-car Pennsylvania !other unions working at the Iwill be in Thailand on Ote Railroad rmssenger train de- plant "'fused to cross the Mekong (River)," he •aid. railed today but there were no Teamster lines lnjl\rloo. .' Londoners may get The ~ train, the "Broodwny STOCKS OPEN FIRM Limited," westbound from New, NEW YORK IUPI) - St.ock Taste of Paralysis York lo Chicago, was moving prices opened firm In moderate- LONDON (UPf) - London · about 20 ml!es an hour whf' n a 1 Jy active tradinp, toaay. Steels, may experience the paralysis pullman and a coach jumped I motors, chemicals and o i Is that gripped New · York City 1 were firm . Electnmic s and air- last month. Subway partittlly off the tracks. workers lines were higher. Aircrafts oaid Tuesday they would join 1 BONELESS Andrew Johnson's wile taught ; were on the uptrack. Metal! the threatened strike of railhim IAl read , and write. posted several modest gains. waymen next Monday. ROLLED · A subway - railway strike HI - LOW TEMPS would leave commuters here NEW YORK 1UPif - The with only buses to get to work. lowest temperature reported The bus system already strainthis morning \o the U. S ed by the withdrawal of more Weather Bureau, excluding than 1,000 vehicles due to the A(i:l.ska and Hawaii, was 12 refusal of bus employes to- work i below zero at Butte, Mont. The overtime. highest temperature reported ••• Tuesday was 80 at Naples, Fi!J. . LOGAN, Ohio (UPJ) - Ken, neth FitqeraJd, 26, lAgan, was The Iamons Teapot Dome killed Tuesday nlgbt when his oil well ..,. ln the Salt Creek car crashed througb a guard oil field nqrtli of Casper, Wyo. rail on U. S. 33 about u miles KRAfT MIR. WHIP -...,.---'--:-----___:_e;_r;_n;_a.:.: m:.:e~_:f::...: or t.:.:h•:..::: Sea :: ol Galilee. ·weot ol here and overturned. ----l I I AUNT JANE'S DILL STICKS - 16 OL l•r • • • AND ClOVER FARM HAS WHAT EVERYBODY LIKES BEST ••• QUALITY BRAND FOODS AT lOW PRICES. QUANTITY RIGHTS RUTLAND, OHIO RESERVED SPECIAL ROUND Hi-C Drinks STEAK ORANGE or GRAPE c clb clb 2 46oz. lb. ·-'"" SUNS.ma CRACKIRS lb. box FAIRMONT COUNTRYSIDE ICE CREAM 1h gal. c1rton 59c HUNT'S PEACHES SLICED or HALVES 2 SPECIAL •'-59c JOAN OF ARC Kidney Beans ( 49C 2 GOLDEN -RIPE BANANAS I I FEBRUARY 1 1 and 11 FINAL REDUCTIONS ON Plan to Shop Early Fr.iday. ~. · ... SEE THURSDAY'S ·sENT,NEL . FOR ME~CHA,N)'~ .ADS • THE .DAILY SENTINEL' . \ . ·~--- - - ' ' 3 ' 2-lb. polyblgt tTHI$ SPACE CONTR18.\ITED . , ' ~ LIMA BEANS or PEAS ., . ~. - - ·- - MIDDLEPORT CH!CKIN '0 lEA CHUNK STYLE _ TUNA and SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE! SPECIAL PURCHASES! NEW SPRING SPECIALS! 2Ws I ------ STEW BEEF. 2 No. 41 Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. 1Feb. lOth, 11th, 12th I 1 SILVER FLIECI KRAUT _ • WY 2-3234 ' Prices Effective TUPPERS PLAINS NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEl _ • PAGI ST. .a;, SALAD DRESSING l GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. CLOVER FARM KNOWS THAT I STORE SPECIALS I I. When your job ralls for roncrete, ull 011 ',,,. , .,~. till. Prompt delivery, specialized mixe1 will blsure you of quallty concrete at low, low prices. Call todayf ~:~ ~TB:.!h:osp:lta~lo~and:.I9~COUII=~U=ea:.::t=~·~t~p~.~m~.~o~n~Th!urad::~•~7·~201b~~an:::nu~a~l~co~n:ve:n~ti:o•~tncla~~Y:_·~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;::;;:;;;;;;;::;:;;:;::::::) 1 1 I INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL . 1 RUMP ROAST 8\g Bend Area Communitl ' Ince. J Stopped T.V. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN technical schools and community colleges," Rhodes said: He said mental byg1ene appropr\ations aRd tile start of many new programs a\110 marked his administral\on, illeluding a program to \real nonresident patients in atsta mental bospitsb. Aecompllsbmeato Cited . The governor llsted as other accompllabments of hit adminlstration: -A working lnduslrial d• velopment program 1o produce more jobs. -Acceleration of the highway construction program. -A flOO million parks and recreation program aimed at Increased tourist· b\Jllfness. -Increased emphasis on improved trapsportaijon facilities, q., .reb.""' ASKS DIVORCifi In Meig, c.t)' l,)!mlll(ll Maxine Dugan, Middleporl, Court cl!ar~ baa filed a petition for tlivol'Cf of ·'duty .lr/d PALUMAIIES, IPAIN -TWO from Lorry Dugan, Middleport, 0110 miDor ebllcl II U. 8. poekel IUbmarlnOI were being prepared today IAl join tho massive IOil'eil for 1 mi!8ing TIME AND LABOR SAVING Amerlc111 H-llomb lying In about 1,200 feet ol water of! lbe l..,•lheOJtem caasl o1 Spain. · 'nle Jl- fool two • man oubmarflle "Al"rin" and lbe 51 • underwater research craft, "Aiuminaut" were being readled at the U. S. Navy's 111~ marine base at Roto, Spain, for oblpment Thursday to the sear<h area about 'two mile• of: the coast ol the Almeria Prov- · D~ (UPIHHv. James universities, technlcallnslflulel, includinl new airports. A. ~ JumPI!d Into bis campafp .for ' re-election feet finl Tiielday ntgbt, ·licking off lhe a~hmeDIII of bJs ad~lniJtraUllll In a "condiUon of Ute otate'l repOrt. Rhldes told 1 dbmer meeting of the Printing Industry Assoelation tliat he inherited a bankNPI state lhat wao being sued for unPifd hllhl and bad the b\gheat number ol people on relief ollny state In lha nation. --~ yearo ~· the teachen' retirement system was in derault," the liquor department was datunct, the weUaro departmeat wao f14 mlllloo In the red, 1ia1e lnatltuli01111 wera cruml>111111 and fewer people bad jobs In January, IIIllS, than In 19>7" IR those tbree yeara, Rhodes "Balanced the budget, paid off 1 oa•u eta u in etsolnmfwyp 1111 eur. bills, laid off 4,000 unnecessary employes, saved $30 millton throogb ·Lillie Hoover Commission reconuneildations and bad tiY mHll8n surplus Dall7 SeuUnel, Pomeroy-lllddlepolt, leo.&llwed fnm ..g. 1 ) • .,... blgbelllotal ol lbe war. W kOn PIant Devils Food 1 ' I * 1 ·CJF-.. UPIBriefs ... dlnn_er prepared by Kenneth Hams Initiation ceremonies high Rhndes, Paul easel and Vaugh- home Salunlay, Feb. 12, for ~les Swatzel wai ~ed Hgbted the Fet. 1 meeting oflaR were in Columbus for those Post 39 members aed their 35 memben aRd guests. Drew Webster Post No. 39, Am- events. etioan Legion of Pomeroy." Don Runner birthday pOrty The ceremonies !or new chairman, ann~nced the event members and reinstatements will be held at the Pomeroy wero Cl)ndUt·ted by Commander El S c h0 0 1 on 1 Guy Guinther. Frank Che,.se- Tu~:.e:Y ~~arch 15. A dinner hrew: Frank Vaughan, Pa~ . will be served from 6 p. m. to r'4'sCI. Eb.a r, ,!mol'f and R 17:30 p. m. for pOst members, hert VftUghan . New membe:sl· th{'ir families and guests. fhe are John Smith, Robert Oav1s. n to the public · . R •- 1 C b1 program, ope , Donald McKenzie, o~r ouc will be from 7:30 J . m. to 8 30 R:I.IS::tell Moore. Marvm Rurt, I . 'th 1!: D. Mason retir· " p. m. WI • ' qarry Doug1as.. Rob_,t Morrl' ed FBJ agent now workjng with and Robert Alkire. . . the Columbus Dispatch, as the .A guest.. ~n Williams, Imain speaker. Entertainment ghlh DIStflC( Command! "II f0IIOW. · · ~· WI e spoke Drieflv emphas1zmg t ~ pnp(U't.ance. of the Le~ion. : Commander Guinther report. o ~ew members, R.obert !\o.1or- j ed on the recent American v~. r and Rohr:rt Alkire. v;ert' ~ gion Junior Baseball meetings p[eo;ent :'lnd introducer!. 'I he ld .1D CODJUnC . 1!On . WI"th the . o Atnt-n('~Jn !Sm and also ' ,. Governor.,Cites Gains · ol_·his Administration Feb. •• - ~·e~cious· clllckeo 0.£Drew Webster Post 39' American LeJ'ion 1:"'- 11 .. 'I - -1 KILN-DRIED JERSEY SWEET POTATOES l LIS. '19' �'I \ .. • t, p · Middleport 0 Feb. I, 188t Slota up D. 1:10 p.m.; 1-l)aUy Sentinel, Po~eroy· ' • Buckeye Slate doWn :ill, 5 a.m.; PT. PLEASANT - Muon Kentuckian up 23, 6:30 a.m.; CouDI• SberlU George JolmMark M. up Greeaup 6:10p.m.; ' · J .. s. Lewla up Greenup I a.m.: 111 -ua IOD bal releloed lbe aa·qe •--.•: -··- 0·""'!"' WHAT· I M1 Volley Tranaporter upI~:;: 1J report tl btl deparlmeal 'llAiiNKFuL FOR Dam 111, 13.7, I'IIDillDil '" 3:55 a.m.; W~ If'ith ieron;ymout lor lhe moalh of Jullal')'. . feet on' roUert, Pomen~y-Maao• deWII Meldibl 1:36 p.m.; Tbe departmeDI traveled What have 1 to be thankful for? 20.93 Pt. Pleasant IIUI, Hln- dOWll Meldahl 2:!0 p.m.: " 13111 mflel Ia performuce of For a bountllul harvest and ton .77, Kanawha Falla US, ba Woods down Meldabl ROORING, No. 2 pine - 1- •• 12V..c ft. duty, IDve~IIJated II acctdenls friends galore, Charleston 18.89. London, Mar- m.: Edeana Bos...,rth down 1 ,. • , wllb 13 penoao reeelv!Dg In- For health ·and strength and met and Winfield dams were onidabl 3:2op.m.: BuD Frog FiAMING . 1- • $95 M. OATHS, OAFS (And Other.l 1 dlvme right and 001 ' Jurleo; properiJ damage ••II· blessings too, the sills. fMeldabl 5:20 .JD.; Alton low 11 3.25 sheet - From recently published I chOICe . OJ then subjects. and i mated at 18,750, fllveol(pted And then I am thankful that . u Mel~ 8 .m.; nlblOisifl PLVWOOD newo-items, I learn that the ,were originally an oatb ol leal·, five breakhlgo and enterlngs, I have you. IBtlat Mo~emeato: • ".: Jeldabl 8:SS :.m.; SHEATHING low •• JOe ft. "Medicare Bill" as finally made II)' to the Lord of the Manor. Ireceived 11 warr111111 and Oblo River - Andrew Cal ~ do Meldabl PANELING low .•s 4.25 sheet Into Jaw. contains an amend-jl.oyalty to country at that Ume ved 7, oerved 125 eourl pap- •Wbat have 1 to b~ thankful lor? houn down 13, 6 o.m:; Western pnK. do Meldahl 8 Pal Mur':r up mont providing that citizens ••· was not encouraged .br t h • :en, aad booked iltl persODs ill For sun and rain and lklwers up 14, 9:10 p.m.; Btb John ~2~30 a:~ CEILIN.G TILE low •• 12c ft.. . er 65 who are nol rmiving Soc· "Lords" as theJr pohctes were, lhe county jiU. too dnwn 16, 9:40p.m.; Poplar dowa d i.J 2. ., INSULATION low • 4U.c ft. laJ Security payment:~. are to be ugualJy at variance with the :. ,.,, , • F~ the last red rose has bowed l17, 8 p.m.; Queen City up 19, 8 •.m. · . Also All R1laltd Mmrloltond p,.. DIIIVII"( required to sign a "loyalty i good of the populace. its head 1:30 a.m.: .Lunga Point dowa kuawha IIIYer - Allen R. RED ROOF PAINT g1l. 3.60 ooth" as a necessity for receiv-1 The Loyalty Oath was lntroAnd only chrysanthemums re- 120, 10:15 p.m.; Prtnc!plo up 20, Merrill down Londoa 5:25a.m.; 11 1 ; ~ bonof ts under U1is meas- ducoo mto thiS country in the main instead. 14:50 a.m.: L. Wade CbUders DunL'IIII Bruce dOW1I I Sped1lt Cln Pl11tlc Pipe & Pl11tic·Plumbing ore year 1609 as part of an attempt down 20 5:50 a.m.; Jefferson down Marsince the only permanent pol· to establish • government reWbal have 1 to be thankful for? down 20: 7:30 a.m.; M1111 B. 8:20 p.m.; So1vay itiral phtlosophy of Heresy Hoi· gulated by the "e~tablishl!<l I'm thankful for cburch and a' down 20, 6:10 a.m.: Luther mel 4:10 a.m.; Lucy&·~- Lu:. IPI iS that of Thomas Jefferson church." In _the over 350 years helping hand, ' Herdman down 22, 5:05 p.m;. cas down Marmet ·. a.m.: - "Everlasting opposition lolsince. no trattor or sabeteur has l WJ' For peace thai prevails through [Southern dowa 22, 4:30 a.m.: Oleander up Winfield Z.SO_p.m., those who would eslllblish, by 1 identified himself as such by • tf out this land, Beaver .down Winfield 4.11 a. 773-5554 MATERIALS CO. ltrfl Or other means. any ron- refu sing to procl mm etern."t l And for bills and valleys and -Clara Pbilllpo ~-: 0. F. Shearer up Wlllfleld MASON, W. VA. trol over the mlnds of men," de.vohon to our country, gavel n- The Spencer Yellow speech so free. WUkesvUie 5.06 a.m. 1 m1.1$1._ ,oppose nol only the use ment or lflws. 1avenged an earlier defeat of t~is provision bul also the ' But ~ num~~ of persons who lht" hands of Wahama Tu•"'d!IY I'Nention in public of'fice o~ any ! h~ve. on prmtlplt>, _refus~d to ~ night with "' 13-53 romp person re!;pcmsible for the mclu-isagn ~aths and agamst which · tht> White Falcons in the Wasion of th is amendment in the : no ev1dence has be+>n broug~t ;h have persecute<l for theU" •Tmhae game gym. was close throughIav... . . been 1 22x 44 ST. MARYS Lovalty oaths are a holdover prmCJp "'· f h out the first half wlth Spencer 1 · · 1 . h And the advocatt~s o sue . from the mtdd e ages. " en holding a one-pomt lead at the 1 JACQUARD ROSE 1 kin&• were supposed to rule by i ~~:::. .~~arn ~~. ~ ·~; :Ou: first quarter's end and with Wa· ' try itself, as In loyalty to 1 par· bama m~vmg lato 1 tie at 29-29 HEAVY COTTON TERRY w ticulor group, partv, or preju· by haUtime. " dire. Loyctltv to o~e's country! VisJhng S~ncer, howeve~, goes much ·farther than mere took comnrand 11 the third pe · arquit'scenre to the brainstorms i iod by outs~orlng the hosts, 24OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO of those who happen to be in 8, lor a third qoorter lead of power at present. 53-37. The Yellow Jackets con· mgb qualtty, thick Col· •l'I'J;NDANCE PINS tlnuoo their onslaught on ton terry both tl>weta. St. Pupils ol St. Paul's Luther· basket by outscoring Wahama LADIES' RAYON LADIES' 32 INCH Marys llrand. Beautiful an Church School rer<ived •t· 25-16 m the !mal quarter. Jaequard Rose pattern in TRICOT BRIEF STYLE FANCY PRINTED HEAD choice of 4 colora. Lay 101 tegd-ance piDS ror lbe year or! Scormg tor the SfM:ncer I I JUpply, uti; Those receiving the pins pas well-balanced With 4 play ! na ·y@ar received are as foJ -1 Persons entering Holzer Hos- ers hitting in double figures . . Regular $1.00 V1lut ~ . Marsha Sprouse first ' pita! durmg the la•t 24 hours Richard Boggs Ioo with 16 while I Popular brief style rayon tricot ]>3D· Large 32 Inch square bead scarfs. ";;"s._Rodney J~e Kna~r first· IIDCiuded: Mrs. Andrew DeCoy, Jim Austin and Hoger Edgell , ties in white and pastel colors. SIZes Acetate fabrics. Big choice or prln· hr ' ' , Paul Roush and 'Dwai~l 653 Fourth Ave., Mrs. Vera had 15 eacb and Jim Wdlilirns l ;;, 6 and 7. Compare at 29c. R 1 'lOCO d. Bill Powell I H. Wrtght, 560 Fourth Ave., 14. Pow:li Brian Russell , Sandra 1. Stewart, 47 Modison 1 Mike Fry had 14 to lead 1 and ~=:ld Russ~ll. third year: i A~t~. ; George W. Corbin,. 946 Falcons while Ray Redman Kay f Ftrst Ave.; Arthur R. Alhson, iRalph Batey each chipped Lue II en Rous h• fourth .' I L · .Lam· ·' HI. Roush and Nancy Hill, fifth 1'6 H.lver St ·; Chares . Lind Bumgardner sixth· ! bert, Rodney; Mrs, Mldmel l The Spencer reserves won ~~~rkie Pa~gh and Undl .Huush~ , E: Whalen, Rt. I Pt. .Pleasant; preliminary game. 25·24. Wil· "" MarkRrchard Pt scvent h., Bec ky P au~... l'l . . .P. Newell, L , Sr'. M diam Arthur , led Wahama'a reRoush, Debbie Pflugh . Linda l eascmt, a\.u~n{e .·I<;Prved w1th 10 points. 1 . k'1 B gardner F11wler, Pt. Pleasant , John Me- By quarters· Y h Rous . 1r urn ' , '· t A h W Y· M.. . Sn•ncer ehrhth year; Chery I Bumgard· 1, Culloug . . . 1, s ton, . a.. I s. ·I' ..... 13 29 53 . . h· Kath Ann Roush I Jack" S. Elam, Rt. 1 Pome- Wahama . . 12 20 37 53 ner. mnt • Y ' i roy · Mrs Dwight Parker · .J•nt Housh and \lyra Roush, 1 SPENCER 173) Pomeroy , Phtl C. 1\tlhamson, Austin 6-3·15, Weekley 1-1-3. I, Pom<roy; Mrs. James G. Price F.dpt'll 7+15 tw• lltb. W.S.C.S. Williams 11-2·11, . I Ch urc h met on T ues·l' Portland, Sy lvtaI I. Allone· Methodls L Mrs. .. Ch A· .stutt•r ' . 20-4 . ' Boggs 8416 ' h•me of Mrs. cutter, oram, ares . n ilev 4-1-9, Hildreth 1-0-2. Totals ..1ay @Ven Ing at th e derson, Jackson: Mrs. Ercel ' GIPnn South. Thf' program ctn I VanHttrn, Catlettsburg, Ky.; 135--8-73. , 'rayer was present•d by Mrs. L . F. L ·h Rt 1 H ·j WARAMA <531 'l•.>hfrl Gorrell. A short bust· ' L:"w.· Ly:~~. 'Ja~kson; ~!;. M. Fry 7414, Wblte 2-3-7, n•-ss me•tmg was conducted by W"l\' M HI\ H r t W ~ Marsho ll 2-4~. ~man 4-2-10. c. H d I Jam I . Wlmgon, "18 t 2.ji.JO S er 0..11 ,MENS Mr1. Ro.~rt em on. 1Va.; Evan H.I 'Hughes, Rt. . awy I ·· 3. a ey R.eofrs"'hments wr.re served h Oak Hill : Mrs . EdwardS. Lew- Totals 18-17-53. REGULAR $1 Mrs Frank Thompson. Mn. l is, Oak HiU ; Mrs. Oakje H. GIRLS HANES INSULATED ~larinn Oingey, Mrs. Everald James, Pvrtsmoulh: Mrs Ed- 1 HUNTS NEW STEAK HOUSE RoiJoup Sleeve 1\'n•>• M". Arhtur Thabet. gar R. Jarrett, Bello, W. Ya.; OfMef aSOO I \fr!'i Frank Spradling, Mrs. : Charles E. Wasmer, Oak HHI ;: COTTON Herndon_ Mrs. GorreU and Mrs. Mrs. Clifford A. Leach, Jack- I .Famnus Hanea quaUty toll Insular woven to give aU ll1il smith 'suo. · FIREMAN'S AUXILIARY : Blrtba I warmtb you'll need - ni 14 OZ. BOTTLE Fine easy eare tottor Pldless of how cold tile Tht> Firt>men's Auxiliary me1 I Mrs. Michael E. Whaltm, RL blouses IO< girls In Try thiR new taste treat ther. · lor tllf ir regular meeting at the 1 Pt. Pleasant, son. 1:43 p m .f 0 UtO feC she~ 7 to 14 Choice from Hunts, the famoua T.ewn '> Hall. The group 111ade : Tuesday. I Bot. of pretty plain colors catsup makera. A big Speat this Low, Low Feb· P~,ons.,Q I Stanley party to be _ Discbargoo PT. PLEASANT - J. B 1 ruary Price. cial February Bargain Buy. hi4d oai Feb. 211 at the, Town , Mrs. Jnsoph C. Alley, Robert Spears, 61, Hilliard. Ohio, forrn. i Slas 7to 14 llall with the public bemg tn· G. Bazell. Mrs. Margaret <·r native Mason Countian, ~- Anyone wi~~ing to ordt>r \ Brooke. Thomas A. Bryan, Mrs. Monday evening of injurie!l sul- 1 tHrough the Aux1hary Olfly do Thomas C. Edwards, Mrs. Nai- fered wl'len 1 car in which REGULAR $1.00 QUAUTY so~ by c~~tacting a member of da F. Fry. Clyde E. Hanks, was a passenger was struck on FAMOUS "CANNON" ~~ Aux1hary. : Mrs. Okey Johnson, Hugh E. t.he Huntington ~ Chesapeake TIIWN COUNCIL I Martin, Mrs. Roy McNurlin, brtdge by an allegedly stolen REGULAR 2.00 The New Ha~en Town C01m- I Mrs. Ralp~ W. Parry, . A!r~. l'ar in flight from pursuing REGULAR 49c SIZE ctl mft for the1r regular m~l · l Clyde H. 1urker. Mrs. V1rgm1a ficers. The driver of the believJnl 11 the Town Hall with May- A. Wallace, Mrs. Arthur E. ed stolen car an 18 year or F. C. •ichert prt'slding. 0\h -[ K~fer and infant son, Mrs. Huntington y~th, was also In Down & Toupa Heze era In J ttendanre were Hllda R1chard L. Roach , and Infant kil!ed. ' Ridgwa1. rerorder, Carl Ten- i daug~ter, Mrs. George Thomas Spears was born in Mason Choice of two shades. Every pair nant, Donald Emhlf'ton and . and mfant son. County, son ef the late George first quality. Famous Cannon Ny. 100 COUNT 1 Ions in sizes 8% to 11 - in Sheer Charles Ro~sh, councllmrn: 1 and Melinda carpenter Spears. and Mes h. Don't miss this Big HosDonald Ohhnger and Charles ' He is survived by three sis· ierv Buy! Z.rkle. · ters, Mrs. G. E. Jeffers. Pt. REGULAR $1.® SIZE With Th@ members di scussed tJt. Pleasant; Mn. George Clary, lenetb . the storage buildmg to I Huntington, and Mrs. Charles · PAIRS Hldd.en EACH 1:1@ bmll on the Sewage Oi"flOS- . King Charleston· a half-brothBody ol Plant Site. They decid•d er, Isaac Spears: Toledo, half· FOR that at soon as the weather ' PT. PLEASANT -Several ar. l I t M 01 W'lcox be th s s ers, rs. ey 1 , pPrmits construction will begin. !: pers:s w111f So t:mon~~ta~ . Plain City, Ohio; Mrs Grace SAVE NOW! . CHOICE - PLAIN or MESH They decided to rent a grad- I C mem . r~ 0b ~ e~ · : Perry Oak Hill, Ohio, and Mrs. tr frotn Lester Ohlinger to (~otperatJve sbe oar 8 ~ lcotm- Mary 'tvbere, Pt. Pleasant; and COMPARE AT 69c he-lp dean off the strl"rts. The~ ' nJJ tee mem rs.. agrJcu ura 1' Pearl jenkins of Gallipolis; . MEN'S .:atJc:KLE 2·PIECE ROOM SIZE 9xi2 ·PLASTIC were also informed that the worke~s and _retail managers !Mrs. Melinda Waugh, Mercers nFLON COATED COATED FELT BASE Dravo Construction Company I ~tte~dmg a ~egtonal board meet-; BoUom, W. Va., and Mrs. Jew)" •.. HEAVY WORK would sf'nd e grader and crew mg In Huntmgton Feb~ary 17 1ell Davis, Montgomery. to help I' lean the street ' in to be held at the Holiday Inn The body i• at the Reger Fun· New Haven. I begmmng at 10 a.m. . . i era! home in Huntington. Local persons attendmg will . I be Sandy F. Pyles, manager of j Heavy easy going lroDilll board pad with ,teflon coated ·Americaa made all · rubber ASSORTED UXI Iary 'rthe Pt. Pleasant Southern ICOrtch proof woven eo\1011 arctlCI. Red cleated 1 PATTERNS i States; and board members, cover. · soles. Warm lined Loh& weerlng, easy to -~ James Shadle and William A. Sizes 6 to 1.2. clean felt baie rugs. Made Barker. Southside: Charles Mewith plastic coating. Culloch. Henderson ; Man·us l Choice of le\'f'.ral . patPT. PLEASANT PleosanJ I Weaver, Edward Bumgarner:! terns. Compare at $6.9~. Shop the Bon~ lor the Valley Hospital Auxili ary will Letart: J S. Baird. Hogsrtt ; PT. PLEASANT - Four dl· best · hold It!~ annual tea Sundav. ! and Clair Lee Cottrill, West Co-' rectors were elected to serve February 13 from 2 until 4 ·in iumbia. · the Board of Directors of Hidpr. tho hospital dining room. den Valley Country Cl~b at the j Guests of honor will be Dr.' Pleasant Vall•y Hospital annual @eneral membership . SPECIAL! SIZES 6 to 12 Lewio D. Telle. Dr, G. R Ros· ! ADMITTED : Mrs. Carl Loom- meeting. II 1 New enb.\~tlm and Dr. J . Samuel , is, Dayton, Ohio ; Frank Mur- 1 New directors are Tom Rose~ Griffith, doctors who have re- I ray, Middleport; Randall Boies, I Tom Fisher, Keith Arnold and I · Chlrmin · MEN'S · ._BUCKLi cently joined the hospital staff.' Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Harry Kapp, Don Waldie, who will III!I'VI t"" The auxiliary is now conduct- ~n; ,k)hnnie Love. Pt. Pleas-' year terms. Directors retai~ OR ZIPPER lng its 1966 membership drive ant; Gene Hern, Pl. Pleasant; ed were Harry Darnell, C. J. 19x33 COlORFUL W~§HABLE - .· and anyone wishing to join is 1 Martha Mulford, Racine; Ter- Hyer, H. P. Hatch and Charles askoo to attend the tea lor in- I ry Nntter, Hendersoa. Lanham. '' formation. Dues for year per DISCHARGED : Robert Er· The total membership ol the ' .. • . member are $1 and auxiUary rett. Pl. Pleasant; Debra Moore, Club as of December 31, 1965 Made of high grade fabroll members can donate as much Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Carl Askew, was 118 members. A diSIOUS!I~on _pkg, rica In every color or the lime w hospttal volunteer W'll"k Gallipolis; John Rhodes, Vin- was held on.elab operations , rainbow. Colorful, decora· 11 they wisb although a mini· ton; Mrs. Sherman Jordan and the coming year and 1 rev•lew tlve, washable, 19ll33 size. 100 Sheett ID Eaeh RoD mum of two houro 1 month lo oon, Pt. Pleaaant; Mra. Bier of last year'o actlviUOI Compare At $1.39 1.!Uadowt, Pl. Plt~"'DI nquired. . . Pl8. H '' ---------llf01111taln Ri.ver News' THE POET'S CORNER eresy Holler ' Diet Worries Face Most Families Mat Do You Nu• For R••••llng? The Birds and the Bees - ~ -~- • ;. Have Easier Time this Y~· CHECK OUR LOW PRICES "'?"l' ,, spencer IS• Avenger ID • 73 53 ID I HOGG & ZUSPAN SHOPPER'S j - BONANZA BARGAIN - 1 10 Ne Haven DISCQUNT STDRB . News Notes ------:--=:-::-- "It lo lard to ooucate to avoid harm," v""J ' · I 1 BATH TOWELS SCARFS ' ~~"ii!"~ 19:, ' 1 SHOP NOW 1 Dr. aads, even though have linked excess weight 1 besrt troyble. He woold like aee a 'Complete educatloDal gram lD schools to help age good eallng habits just gond 81!% educatkin Is needed. II Is a broad educatkirmJ lem, b~ -explains, and a concern ·fll thst "mother teols tlie teen&. Adolescents, a· ware ol--llle vogue for slimness decide jhe food at bome Is ~ fattenlnli, Their away • from • bome s:tat~1 ere ridiculous. r•sults are poorly balanced dl· ets " Poor. "'Ung habits of S. teen-agera worries isis and doc!ors who point the harmful effecls · they have on "the future DU>thers OW' country." Hosp•taJ . News · PANTIES I • • • . • ,. • • COUNT-UP THESE BIG 1 THURSDAY- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I F M countian • dies I A wk CATSUr c BLOUSES cpr 67~. 1 NYLON HOSE NORWIOI c ASPIRIN Southern State .00 c 8GENS "Af,ID . LonoN 1 Michael Morrla, student PAIIIPI!Bili "?!'?!'~~.~::A :: PERMANENT s A ")' PI ans rts Annua ITea •:.:::·Arctics j Four n·Irect ors .. RAINBOW RUGS - $4.64·~~~·' 4 2.9·c BEEF SAUSAGE LIVER IT'S GOO DR 1.19 5 Several Vari~tiet_On Sale ·LUNCH MEAT at lh. , ... Piece lb. STEAK l l5c lbs. SLICED--- lb. 29a FRE& BICYCLE 26" Roadmatttr Given Away Feb. 22 49c ASK Swansdown Cal<e Mixes 1 FOR DETAILS IN OUK STORE lSc CHOCOLATE YELLOW DEVIL'& FOOD A Sweetheart Of A Buy! HUNT'S Chtf's Choice French Frlod 21b. big No. 2t Sliced or Halves POTATOES PIKE'S PEAK ALL PURPOSE l9c cans s 25 lb. bag SHOW 31b. ~1FT can FAIRMONT tall CARNATION FINEST .. Chocolate MILK s NESCAFE INSTANT ' 12 oz. BONUS JAR '• cans • Mrs. ~ Ia empioyad Ill lbe Sprqfield part.llme. CitY Holpltal Mr. llld Mrs. Raadolpb Ward Jlllllher, Mn. ' J - 111111'0 ' I ' I I I I ;~; ..!~ ~r:.· -~--~lilt ... ....... Grim. . ,. We Love All Our CustometsTheseFui-Volu Buys Prove It! CELE:RY l·,lllled aver the weebld wtlll flY. . The PbDathaa WODieil'a Cllil ol lbt Jllddlegart ... Cllrilt ~ .., maiD& bal bleti lor.tldJ IDt1lllll. 1"'lllnlldVfetctr Grim baa., . . 1"' to bJtt botllrl 'after IJ&. I medical pelleal Ill Melp liolpllll tor lmrll • You'll Love Tb,la Drink! Rev. &nrd Ruppelt RuueU llclntyra hal . retumed to ~"' p, ' IP"'!!'"' lbe ireeid wit!.(tier mtther, Mn. IlObiit COlts, < '. DRESs·ARCTICS "Good Me~tt The Heart Of Tha Meal" PORK Our Own Pure PORK ChllllCGtbe Monday on bullne!JI lor the Scioto Preltby· IRONING BOARD COVER & PAD SETS TOILET TI.SSUE quantitiea Ashland College, recently spent 1 few days durlai semester break with btl parents, Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Morris and family. , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fletcher 1 of Portsmouth vlatted over the · weekend with Mr. and M rs. VIctor Grim. Also here with Mr. and Mrs. Grim are their son aad daughter-In-law, Mr. Mrs. Paul Grim ol North Carolina. Paul Grim recently underwent surgery at Veterans Meniorlal llo&pital and rwntered the boopltal for further mgery Tueaday. Mr. JoluJ Smith, wha lo visit· m, with hJa mother, Mrs. J. K. Tbe .33 .99 Reserved _, 5TH A PEARL STS. - RACINE "The Sture Wit~ A Hart" w11 • work Of Club Named Fui-Valu BUY!! Right to limit E. M. Wood. Waller B. llarrll baa beea 'l refllll'led to btl home , . bltY· lie beu COIIIIaed to Veta.a Memorial ~ fur I ~ COIIdlllon. i I SALE! · llavenawWd, W. Va speat the weekend wltb btl molber, Mrs. 'I I .. Feb. 9-10-11-12 Open 8 tv S-Mon. Thru Sat. Smlll!, Sr. II ID. Charleston, w. Va. 01 h•a!nesa He Ill IP"'"''nl the wlnfer Ill Florida. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wood, .19 • MARKET I TONI YOU'LL LOVE SHOPPING HERE Ful-Valu en by Mrs. Froo Lew1s with the scripture reading given by Mrs. LyM Clark. Bible study was presented by Mrt. Edward Crooks. Devotion• eniiUoo, "Faith, Reason and the Open Mind," were given by Mrs. Paul 8ostic. Members answered roll call by liVIng a favorite hymn. Middleoort w.-, · RACINE The opening praye~ waa gtv. Around And About SOCKS I Board to Meet Plans were made to bold o bake sale Febrary 26 by Group 1 of the First United Presbyterian Church Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Richard Vaughan. Mrs. Dale Walburn was 1 contributing hostess. < ' - - - - "The Store With A Hart" The bl.lke sale on Saturday, Feb. 26 is to be beld at t b • Cross Hardware building. Round robin cards were sent to Rosetta Llole and Mrs. Dale Walburn. Tbe · meet!Dg was cloled wlth 1 poem read by Nancy Ander· son. Mrs. Vaugbaft served 1 dessert courae to Mrs. Boeljc, Jack Ollemail, Mrs. TtJo. · mu Kelly, Mrs. Crotks, Mrs. Clark, Mrs •. Lewio and Nancy Andera111. · AND 1 IF YOU LARGE 30 SIZE PILLSBURY IUTTIRMILK BISCUITS .,, 12 -· s9C~ A DELICIOUS QUICK I'IX DELIGHT .BEEF STEW :. · IV21b.4)..· A ARMOUR_ cen ASSORTED COLORS ' SCOTT TOWELS . ' Ju~l· Ca . COlt~ ASSOitTID c0L(!lS . I !i --- JOILB nssur- ~ r.~1 A r~ �'I \ .. • t, p · Middleport 0 Feb. I, 188t Slota up D. 1:10 p.m.; 1-l)aUy Sentinel, Po~eroy· ' • Buckeye Slate doWn :ill, 5 a.m.; PT. PLEASANT - Muon Kentuckian up 23, 6:30 a.m.; CouDI• SberlU George JolmMark M. up Greeaup 6:10p.m.; ' · J .. s. Lewla up Greenup I a.m.: 111 -ua IOD bal releloed lbe aa·qe •--.•: -··- 0·""'!"' WHAT· I M1 Volley Tranaporter upI~:;: 1J report tl btl deparlmeal 'llAiiNKFuL FOR Dam 111, 13.7, I'IIDillDil '" 3:55 a.m.; W~ If'ith ieron;ymout lor lhe moalh of Jullal')'. . feet on' roUert, Pomen~y-Maao• deWII Meldibl 1:36 p.m.; Tbe departmeDI traveled What have 1 to be thankful for? 20.93 Pt. Pleasant IIUI, Hln- dOWll Meldahl 2:!0 p.m.: " 13111 mflel Ia performuce of For a bountllul harvest and ton .77, Kanawha Falla US, ba Woods down Meldabl ROORING, No. 2 pine - 1- •• 12V..c ft. duty, IDve~IIJated II acctdenls friends galore, Charleston 18.89. London, Mar- m.: Edeana Bos...,rth down 1 ,. • , wllb 13 penoao reeelv!Dg In- For health ·and strength and met and Winfield dams were onidabl 3:2op.m.: BuD Frog FiAMING . 1- • $95 M. OATHS, OAFS (And Other.l 1 dlvme right and 001 ' Jurleo; properiJ damage ••II· blessings too, the sills. fMeldabl 5:20 .JD.; Alton low 11 3.25 sheet - From recently published I chOICe . OJ then subjects. and i mated at 18,750, fllveol(pted And then I am thankful that . u Mel~ 8 .m.; nlblOisifl PLVWOOD newo-items, I learn that the ,were originally an oatb ol leal·, five breakhlgo and enterlngs, I have you. IBtlat Mo~emeato: • ".: Jeldabl 8:SS :.m.; SHEATHING low •• JOe ft. "Medicare Bill" as finally made II)' to the Lord of the Manor. Ireceived 11 warr111111 and Oblo River - Andrew Cal ~ do Meldabl PANELING low .•s 4.25 sheet Into Jaw. contains an amend-jl.oyalty to country at that Ume ved 7, oerved 125 eourl pap- •Wbat have 1 to b~ thankful lor? houn down 13, 6 o.m:; Western pnK. do Meldahl 8 Pal Mur':r up mont providing that citizens ••· was not encouraged .br t h • :en, aad booked iltl persODs ill For sun and rain and lklwers up 14, 9:10 p.m.; Btb John ~2~30 a:~ CEILIN.G TILE low •• 12c ft.. . er 65 who are nol rmiving Soc· "Lords" as theJr pohctes were, lhe county jiU. too dnwn 16, 9:40p.m.; Poplar dowa d i.J 2. ., INSULATION low • 4U.c ft. laJ Security payment:~. are to be ugualJy at variance with the :. ,.,, , • F~ the last red rose has bowed l17, 8 p.m.; Queen City up 19, 8 •.m. · . Also All R1laltd Mmrloltond p,.. DIIIVII"( required to sign a "loyalty i good of the populace. its head 1:30 a.m.: .Lunga Point dowa kuawha IIIYer - Allen R. RED ROOF PAINT g1l. 3.60 ooth" as a necessity for receiv-1 The Loyalty Oath was lntroAnd only chrysanthemums re- 120, 10:15 p.m.; Prtnc!plo up 20, Merrill down Londoa 5:25a.m.; 11 1 ; ~ bonof ts under U1is meas- ducoo mto thiS country in the main instead. 14:50 a.m.: L. Wade CbUders DunL'IIII Bruce dOW1I I Sped1lt Cln Pl11tlc Pipe & Pl11tic·Plumbing ore year 1609 as part of an attempt down 20 5:50 a.m.; Jefferson down Marsince the only permanent pol· to establish • government reWbal have 1 to be thankful for? down 20: 7:30 a.m.; M1111 B. 8:20 p.m.; So1vay itiral phtlosophy of Heresy Hoi· gulated by the "e~tablishl!<l I'm thankful for cburch and a' down 20, 6:10 a.m.: Luther mel 4:10 a.m.; Lucy&·~- Lu:. IPI iS that of Thomas Jefferson church." In _the over 350 years helping hand, ' Herdman down 22, 5:05 p.m;. cas down Marmet ·. a.m.: - "Everlasting opposition lolsince. no trattor or sabeteur has l WJ' For peace thai prevails through [Southern dowa 22, 4:30 a.m.: Oleander up Winfield Z.SO_p.m., those who would eslllblish, by 1 identified himself as such by • tf out this land, Beaver .down Winfield 4.11 a. 773-5554 MATERIALS CO. ltrfl Or other means. any ron- refu sing to procl mm etern."t l And for bills and valleys and -Clara Pbilllpo ~-: 0. F. Shearer up Wlllfleld MASON, W. VA. trol over the mlnds of men," de.vohon to our country, gavel n- The Spencer Yellow speech so free. WUkesvUie 5.06 a.m. 1 m1.1$1._ ,oppose nol only the use ment or lflws. 1avenged an earlier defeat of t~is provision bul also the ' But ~ num~~ of persons who lht" hands of Wahama Tu•"'d!IY I'Nention in public of'fice o~ any ! h~ve. on prmtlplt>, _refus~d to ~ night with "' 13-53 romp person re!;pcmsible for the mclu-isagn ~aths and agamst which · tht> White Falcons in the Wasion of th is amendment in the : no ev1dence has be+>n broug~t ;h have persecute<l for theU" •Tmhae game gym. was close throughIav... . . been 1 22x 44 ST. MARYS Lovalty oaths are a holdover prmCJp "'· f h out the first half wlth Spencer 1 · · 1 . h And the advocatt~s o sue . from the mtdd e ages. " en holding a one-pomt lead at the 1 JACQUARD ROSE 1 kin&• were supposed to rule by i ~~:::. .~~arn ~~. ~ ·~; :Ou: first quarter's end and with Wa· ' try itself, as In loyalty to 1 par· bama m~vmg lato 1 tie at 29-29 HEAVY COTTON TERRY w ticulor group, partv, or preju· by haUtime. " dire. Loyctltv to o~e's country! VisJhng S~ncer, howeve~, goes much ·farther than mere took comnrand 11 the third pe · arquit'scenre to the brainstorms i iod by outs~orlng the hosts, 24OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO of those who happen to be in 8, lor a third qoorter lead of power at present. 53-37. The Yellow Jackets con· mgb qualtty, thick Col· •l'I'J;NDANCE PINS tlnuoo their onslaught on ton terry both tl>weta. St. Pupils ol St. Paul's Luther· basket by outscoring Wahama LADIES' RAYON LADIES' 32 INCH Marys llrand. Beautiful an Church School rer<ived •t· 25-16 m the !mal quarter. Jaequard Rose pattern in TRICOT BRIEF STYLE FANCY PRINTED HEAD choice of 4 colora. Lay 101 tegd-ance piDS ror lbe year or! Scormg tor the SfM:ncer I I JUpply, uti; Those receiving the pins pas well-balanced With 4 play ! na ·y@ar received are as foJ -1 Persons entering Holzer Hos- ers hitting in double figures . . Regular $1.00 V1lut ~ . Marsha Sprouse first ' pita! durmg the la•t 24 hours Richard Boggs Ioo with 16 while I Popular brief style rayon tricot ]>3D· Large 32 Inch square bead scarfs. ";;"s._Rodney J~e Kna~r first· IIDCiuded: Mrs. Andrew DeCoy, Jim Austin and Hoger Edgell , ties in white and pastel colors. SIZes Acetate fabrics. Big choice or prln· hr ' ' , Paul Roush and 'Dwai~l 653 Fourth Ave., Mrs. Vera had 15 eacb and Jim Wdlilirns l ;;, 6 and 7. Compare at 29c. R 1 'lOCO d. Bill Powell I H. Wrtght, 560 Fourth Ave., 14. Pow:li Brian Russell , Sandra 1. Stewart, 47 Modison 1 Mike Fry had 14 to lead 1 and ~=:ld Russ~ll. third year: i A~t~. ; George W. Corbin,. 946 Falcons while Ray Redman Kay f Ftrst Ave.; Arthur R. Alhson, iRalph Batey each chipped Lue II en Rous h• fourth .' I L · .Lam· ·' HI. Roush and Nancy Hill, fifth 1'6 H.lver St ·; Chares . Lind Bumgardner sixth· ! bert, Rodney; Mrs, Mldmel l The Spencer reserves won ~~~rkie Pa~gh and Undl .Huush~ , E: Whalen, Rt. I Pt. .Pleasant; preliminary game. 25·24. Wil· "" MarkRrchard Pt scvent h., Bec ky P au~... l'l . . .P. Newell, L , Sr'. M diam Arthur , led Wahama'a reRoush, Debbie Pflugh . Linda l eascmt, a\.u~n{e .·I<;Prved w1th 10 points. 1 . k'1 B gardner F11wler, Pt. Pleasant , John Me- By quarters· Y h Rous . 1r urn ' , '· t A h W Y· M.. . Sn•ncer ehrhth year; Chery I Bumgard· 1, Culloug . . . 1, s ton, . a.. I s. ·I' ..... 13 29 53 . . h· Kath Ann Roush I Jack" S. Elam, Rt. 1 Pome- Wahama . . 12 20 37 53 ner. mnt • Y ' i roy · Mrs Dwight Parker · .J•nt Housh and \lyra Roush, 1 SPENCER 173) Pomeroy , Phtl C. 1\tlhamson, Austin 6-3·15, Weekley 1-1-3. I, Pom<roy; Mrs. James G. Price F.dpt'll 7+15 tw• lltb. W.S.C.S. Williams 11-2·11, . I Ch urc h met on T ues·l' Portland, Sy lvtaI I. Allone· Methodls L Mrs. .. Ch A· .stutt•r ' . 20-4 . ' Boggs 8416 ' h•me of Mrs. cutter, oram, ares . n ilev 4-1-9, Hildreth 1-0-2. Totals ..1ay @Ven Ing at th e derson, Jackson: Mrs. Ercel ' GIPnn South. Thf' program ctn I VanHttrn, Catlettsburg, Ky.; 135--8-73. , 'rayer was present•d by Mrs. L . F. L ·h Rt 1 H ·j WARAMA <531 'l•.>hfrl Gorrell. A short bust· ' L:"w.· Ly:~~. 'Ja~kson; ~!;. M. Fry 7414, Wblte 2-3-7, n•-ss me•tmg was conducted by W"l\' M HI\ H r t W ~ Marsho ll 2-4~. ~man 4-2-10. c. H d I Jam I . Wlmgon, "18 t 2.ji.JO S er 0..11 ,MENS Mr1. Ro.~rt em on. 1Va.; Evan H.I 'Hughes, Rt. . awy I ·· 3. a ey R.eofrs"'hments wr.re served h Oak Hill : Mrs . EdwardS. Lew- Totals 18-17-53. REGULAR $1 Mrs Frank Thompson. Mn. l is, Oak HiU ; Mrs. Oakje H. GIRLS HANES INSULATED ~larinn Oingey, Mrs. Everald James, Pvrtsmoulh: Mrs Ed- 1 HUNTS NEW STEAK HOUSE RoiJoup Sleeve 1\'n•>• M". Arhtur Thabet. gar R. Jarrett, Bello, W. Ya.; OfMef aSOO I \fr!'i Frank Spradling, Mrs. : Charles E. Wasmer, Oak HHI ;: COTTON Herndon_ Mrs. GorreU and Mrs. Mrs. Clifford A. Leach, Jack- I .Famnus Hanea quaUty toll Insular woven to give aU ll1il smith 'suo. · FIREMAN'S AUXILIARY : Blrtba I warmtb you'll need - ni 14 OZ. BOTTLE Fine easy eare tottor Pldless of how cold tile Tht> Firt>men's Auxiliary me1 I Mrs. Michael E. Whaltm, RL blouses IO< girls In Try thiR new taste treat ther. · lor tllf ir regular meeting at the 1 Pt. Pleasant, son. 1:43 p m .f 0 UtO feC she~ 7 to 14 Choice from Hunts, the famoua T.ewn '> Hall. The group 111ade : Tuesday. I Bot. of pretty plain colors catsup makera. A big Speat this Low, Low Feb· P~,ons.,Q I Stanley party to be _ Discbargoo PT. PLEASANT - J. B 1 ruary Price. cial February Bargain Buy. hi4d oai Feb. 211 at the, Town , Mrs. Jnsoph C. Alley, Robert Spears, 61, Hilliard. Ohio, forrn. i Slas 7to 14 llall with the public bemg tn· G. Bazell. Mrs. Margaret <·r native Mason Countian, ~- Anyone wi~~ing to ordt>r \ Brooke. Thomas A. Bryan, Mrs. Monday evening of injurie!l sul- 1 tHrough the Aux1hary Olfly do Thomas C. Edwards, Mrs. Nai- fered wl'len 1 car in which REGULAR $1.00 QUAUTY so~ by c~~tacting a member of da F. Fry. Clyde E. Hanks, was a passenger was struck on FAMOUS "CANNON" ~~ Aux1hary. : Mrs. Okey Johnson, Hugh E. t.he Huntington ~ Chesapeake TIIWN COUNCIL I Martin, Mrs. Roy McNurlin, brtdge by an allegedly stolen REGULAR 2.00 The New Ha~en Town C01m- I Mrs. Ralp~ W. Parry, . A!r~. l'ar in flight from pursuing REGULAR 49c SIZE ctl mft for the1r regular m~l · l Clyde H. 1urker. Mrs. V1rgm1a ficers. The driver of the believJnl 11 the Town Hall with May- A. Wallace, Mrs. Arthur E. ed stolen car an 18 year or F. C. •ichert prt'slding. 0\h -[ K~fer and infant son, Mrs. Huntington y~th, was also In Down & Toupa Heze era In J ttendanre were Hllda R1chard L. Roach , and Infant kil!ed. ' Ridgwa1. rerorder, Carl Ten- i daug~ter, Mrs. George Thomas Spears was born in Mason Choice of two shades. Every pair nant, Donald Emhlf'ton and . and mfant son. County, son ef the late George first quality. Famous Cannon Ny. 100 COUNT 1 Ions in sizes 8% to 11 - in Sheer Charles Ro~sh, councllmrn: 1 and Melinda carpenter Spears. and Mes h. Don't miss this Big HosDonald Ohhnger and Charles ' He is survived by three sis· ierv Buy! Z.rkle. · ters, Mrs. G. E. Jeffers. Pt. REGULAR $1.® SIZE With Th@ members di scussed tJt. Pleasant; Mn. George Clary, lenetb . the storage buildmg to I Huntington, and Mrs. Charles · PAIRS Hldd.en EACH 1:1@ bmll on the Sewage Oi"flOS- . King Charleston· a half-brothBody ol Plant Site. They decid•d er, Isaac Spears: Toledo, half· FOR that at soon as the weather ' PT. PLEASANT -Several ar. l I t M 01 W'lcox be th s s ers, rs. ey 1 , pPrmits construction will begin. !: pers:s w111f So t:mon~~ta~ . Plain City, Ohio; Mrs Grace SAVE NOW! . CHOICE - PLAIN or MESH They decided to rent a grad- I C mem . r~ 0b ~ e~ · : Perry Oak Hill, Ohio, and Mrs. tr frotn Lester Ohlinger to (~otperatJve sbe oar 8 ~ lcotm- Mary 'tvbere, Pt. Pleasant; and COMPARE AT 69c he-lp dean off the strl"rts. The~ ' nJJ tee mem rs.. agrJcu ura 1' Pearl jenkins of Gallipolis; . MEN'S .:atJc:KLE 2·PIECE ROOM SIZE 9xi2 ·PLASTIC were also informed that the worke~s and _retail managers !Mrs. Melinda Waugh, Mercers nFLON COATED COATED FELT BASE Dravo Construction Company I ~tte~dmg a ~egtonal board meet-; BoUom, W. Va., and Mrs. Jew)" •.. HEAVY WORK would sf'nd e grader and crew mg In Huntmgton Feb~ary 17 1ell Davis, Montgomery. to help I' lean the street ' in to be held at the Holiday Inn The body i• at the Reger Fun· New Haven. I begmmng at 10 a.m. . . i era! home in Huntington. Local persons attendmg will . I be Sandy F. Pyles, manager of j Heavy easy going lroDilll board pad with ,teflon coated ·Americaa made all · rubber ASSORTED UXI Iary 'rthe Pt. Pleasant Southern ICOrtch proof woven eo\1011 arctlCI. Red cleated 1 PATTERNS i States; and board members, cover. · soles. Warm lined Loh& weerlng, easy to -~ James Shadle and William A. Sizes 6 to 1.2. clean felt baie rugs. Made Barker. Southside: Charles Mewith plastic coating. Culloch. Henderson ; Man·us l Choice of le\'f'.ral . patPT. PLEASANT PleosanJ I Weaver, Edward Bumgarner:! terns. Compare at $6.9~. Shop the Bon~ lor the Valley Hospital Auxili ary will Letart: J S. Baird. Hogsrtt ; PT. PLEASANT - Four dl· best · hold It!~ annual tea Sundav. ! and Clair Lee Cottrill, West Co-' rectors were elected to serve February 13 from 2 until 4 ·in iumbia. · the Board of Directors of Hidpr. tho hospital dining room. den Valley Country Cl~b at the j Guests of honor will be Dr.' Pleasant Vall•y Hospital annual @eneral membership . SPECIAL! SIZES 6 to 12 Lewio D. Telle. Dr, G. R Ros· ! ADMITTED : Mrs. Carl Loom- meeting. II 1 New enb.\~tlm and Dr. J . Samuel , is, Dayton, Ohio ; Frank Mur- 1 New directors are Tom Rose~ Griffith, doctors who have re- I ray, Middleport; Randall Boies, I Tom Fisher, Keith Arnold and I · Chlrmin · MEN'S · ._BUCKLi cently joined the hospital staff.' Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Harry Kapp, Don Waldie, who will III!I'VI t"" The auxiliary is now conduct- ~n; ,k)hnnie Love. Pt. Pleas-' year terms. Directors retai~ OR ZIPPER lng its 1966 membership drive ant; Gene Hern, Pl. Pleasant; ed were Harry Darnell, C. J. 19x33 COlORFUL W~§HABLE - .· and anyone wishing to join is 1 Martha Mulford, Racine; Ter- Hyer, H. P. Hatch and Charles askoo to attend the tea lor in- I ry Nntter, Hendersoa. Lanham. '' formation. Dues for year per DISCHARGED : Robert Er· The total membership ol the ' .. • . member are $1 and auxiUary rett. Pl. Pleasant; Debra Moore, Club as of December 31, 1965 Made of high grade fabroll members can donate as much Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Carl Askew, was 118 members. A diSIOUS!I~on _pkg, rica In every color or the lime w hospttal volunteer W'll"k Gallipolis; John Rhodes, Vin- was held on.elab operations , rainbow. Colorful, decora· 11 they wisb although a mini· ton; Mrs. Sherman Jordan and the coming year and 1 rev•lew tlve, washable, 19ll33 size. 100 Sheett ID Eaeh RoD mum of two houro 1 month lo oon, Pt. Pleaaant; Mra. Bier of last year'o actlviUOI Compare At $1.39 1.!Uadowt, Pl. Plt~"'DI nquired. . . Pl8. H '' ---------llf01111taln Ri.ver News' THE POET'S CORNER eresy Holler ' Diet Worries Face Most Families Mat Do You Nu• For R••••llng? The Birds and the Bees - ~ -~- • ;. Have Easier Time this Y~· CHECK OUR LOW PRICES "'?"l' ,, spencer IS• Avenger ID • 73 53 ID I HOGG & ZUSPAN SHOPPER'S j - BONANZA BARGAIN - 1 10 Ne Haven DISCQUNT STDRB . News Notes ------:--=:-::-- "It lo lard to ooucate to avoid harm," v""J ' · I 1 BATH TOWELS SCARFS ' ~~"ii!"~ 19:, ' 1 SHOP NOW 1 Dr. aads, even though have linked excess weight 1 besrt troyble. He woold like aee a 'Complete educatloDal gram lD schools to help age good eallng habits just gond 81!% educatkin Is needed. II Is a broad educatkirmJ lem, b~ -explains, and a concern ·fll thst "mother teols tlie teen&. Adolescents, a· ware ol--llle vogue for slimness decide jhe food at bome Is ~ fattenlnli, Their away • from • bome s:tat~1 ere ridiculous. r•sults are poorly balanced dl· ets " Poor. "'Ung habits of S. teen-agera worries isis and doc!ors who point the harmful effecls · they have on "the future DU>thers OW' country." Hosp•taJ . News · PANTIES I • • • . • ,. • • COUNT-UP THESE BIG 1 THURSDAY- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I F M countian • dies I A wk CATSUr c BLOUSES cpr 67~. 1 NYLON HOSE NORWIOI c ASPIRIN Southern State .00 c 8GENS "Af,ID . LonoN 1 Michael Morrla, student PAIIIPI!Bili "?!'?!'~~.~::A :: PERMANENT s A ")' PI ans rts Annua ITea •:.:::·Arctics j Four n·Irect ors .. RAINBOW RUGS - $4.64·~~~·' 4 2.9·c BEEF SAUSAGE LIVER IT'S GOO DR 1.19 5 Several Vari~tiet_On Sale ·LUNCH MEAT at lh. , ... Piece lb. STEAK l l5c lbs. SLICED--- lb. 29a FRE& BICYCLE 26" Roadmatttr Given Away Feb. 22 49c ASK Swansdown Cal<e Mixes 1 FOR DETAILS IN OUK STORE lSc CHOCOLATE YELLOW DEVIL'& FOOD A Sweetheart Of A Buy! HUNT'S Chtf's Choice French Frlod 21b. big No. 2t Sliced or Halves POTATOES PIKE'S PEAK ALL PURPOSE l9c cans s 25 lb. bag SHOW 31b. ~1FT can FAIRMONT tall CARNATION FINEST .. Chocolate MILK s NESCAFE INSTANT ' 12 oz. BONUS JAR '• cans • Mrs. ~ Ia empioyad Ill lbe Sprqfield part.llme. CitY Holpltal Mr. llld Mrs. Raadolpb Ward Jlllllher, Mn. ' J - 111111'0 ' I ' I I I I ;~; ..!~ ~r:.· -~--~lilt ... ....... Grim. . ,. We Love All Our CustometsTheseFui-Volu Buys Prove It! CELE:RY l·,lllled aver the weebld wtlll flY. . The PbDathaa WODieil'a Cllil ol lbt Jllddlegart ... Cllrilt ~ .., maiD& bal bleti lor.tldJ IDt1lllll. 1"'lllnlldVfetctr Grim baa., . . 1"' to bJtt botllrl 'after IJ&. I medical pelleal Ill Melp liolpllll tor lmrll • You'll Love Tb,la Drink! Rev. &nrd Ruppelt RuueU llclntyra hal . retumed to ~"' p, ' IP"'!!'"' lbe ireeid wit!.(tier mtther, Mn. IlObiit COlts, < '. DRESs·ARCTICS "Good Me~tt The Heart Of Tha Meal" PORK Our Own Pure PORK ChllllCGtbe Monday on bullne!JI lor the Scioto Preltby· IRONING BOARD COVER & PAD SETS TOILET TI.SSUE quantitiea Ashland College, recently spent 1 few days durlai semester break with btl parents, Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Morris and family. , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fletcher 1 of Portsmouth vlatted over the · weekend with Mr. and M rs. VIctor Grim. Also here with Mr. and Mrs. Grim are their son aad daughter-In-law, Mr. Mrs. Paul Grim ol North Carolina. Paul Grim recently underwent surgery at Veterans Meniorlal llo&pital and rwntered the boopltal for further mgery Tueaday. Mr. JoluJ Smith, wha lo visit· m, with hJa mother, Mrs. J. K. Tbe .33 .99 Reserved _, 5TH A PEARL STS. - RACINE "The Sture Wit~ A Hart" w11 • work Of Club Named Fui-Valu BUY!! Right to limit E. M. Wood. Waller B. llarrll baa beea 'l refllll'led to btl home , . bltY· lie beu COIIIIaed to Veta.a Memorial ~ fur I ~ COIIdlllon. i I SALE! · llavenawWd, W. Va speat the weekend wltb btl molber, Mrs. 'I I .. Feb. 9-10-11-12 Open 8 tv S-Mon. Thru Sat. Smlll!, Sr. II ID. Charleston, w. Va. 01 h•a!nesa He Ill IP"'"''nl the wlnfer Ill Florida. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wood, .19 • MARKET I TONI YOU'LL LOVE SHOPPING HERE Ful-Valu en by Mrs. Froo Lew1s with the scripture reading given by Mrs. LyM Clark. Bible study was presented by Mrt. Edward Crooks. Devotion• eniiUoo, "Faith, Reason and the Open Mind," were given by Mrs. Paul 8ostic. Members answered roll call by liVIng a favorite hymn. Middleoort w.-, · RACINE The opening praye~ waa gtv. Around And About SOCKS I Board to Meet Plans were made to bold o bake sale Febrary 26 by Group 1 of the First United Presbyterian Church Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Richard Vaughan. Mrs. Dale Walburn was 1 contributing hostess. < ' - - - - "The Store With A Hart" The bl.lke sale on Saturday, Feb. 26 is to be beld at t b • Cross Hardware building. Round robin cards were sent to Rosetta Llole and Mrs. Dale Walburn. Tbe · meet!Dg was cloled wlth 1 poem read by Nancy Ander· son. Mrs. Vaugbaft served 1 dessert courae to Mrs. Boeljc, Jack Ollemail, Mrs. TtJo. · mu Kelly, Mrs. Crotks, Mrs. Clark, Mrs •. Lewio and Nancy Andera111. · AND 1 IF YOU LARGE 30 SIZE PILLSBURY IUTTIRMILK BISCUITS .,, 12 -· s9C~ A DELICIOUS QUICK I'IX DELIGHT .BEEF STEW :. · IV21b.4)..· A ARMOUR_ cen ASSORTED COLORS ' SCOTT TOWELS . ' Ju~l· Ca . COlt~ ASSOitTID c0L(!lS . I !i --- JOILB nssur- ~ r.~1 A r~ �ls'eyl A ~ Jll'lld 1ablet led r.teued. Uun!ap's parme plan lor blm to IIY• ID MliiQurt. Lou1a rin.wl :=:~:!: WtOD6a ,"'ull.y Imp·.n·soned; .R · ·0b'ISOD • Mav Sue the State to liaJ. IICIIIII;.::!'{bere - . I ~~oaao~; ___ ___ ..-"'··.. ~ED I'• +'flOCK J~11uwar __,.. T~UTfD WITH WO<lll -IQVATJVf ~ ...... WINt 'II) MAKl COMIIOIT- . __,__ But the 9th Distrlcl Court ol years he apent In prisOII tllrougb Appeall ruled he s~ould have • mistake m hll sente..,.. been senteoced to only 1 one 'l;lle 63-yeiii'Old fonner Woos- or twD-year sentence for bred.. 1 ;: :. -'•- weal' '"' •• .. 1 lh bla tto planned to mee wl a r· tng a dark blue IIIII, whitt oey. • 1 1111r~ ll!ue tie IIIII lllbt aray '11 teell great te be out of top coal. He wu a!IIC!klnll • prllon," . he told newsmen who cliaret planltd In • 10111.clprli m~l hlhouldlmat ::pa~~ltior the II bo~~ H cJeaf he wanltd :te~\:! ~U: i~i in!.""bldsonenl~tlntheS· yelll'8 I ~Pent In priiOn fully," be aald. Robison Ill· wroot- to llllke • freah alart. ' "I want Ia &el lw.J from In '11100 ba aald. ': . wu "Super-Right" Meats! ..,. ______ On The Farm Front ·sMess \ Is Not For ABPCustomers W.~SHINGTON !UPil - The,ou aupplles are tf~::~::: ll Agricullurl Dtportmelll aaid lo- 1r.maln light at a1 day the broiler and turkey ln- 1eorly sprl1111. The agency dustries apptllr to be preparing e~g produclioo in lhe first ball to step up producUoo in lht ..c. ~k•ly will run below a ond baH o1 1966. 'earlier and use by the In a review of lbe poultry and and lor hatching wW eig situadon, lbe agency 101d oarger. The iD<~eased pla-.rnents of pull•t flock on Jan. I ehiekl ID November and Decem- million layers, down I per her u well as in earlltr month!l from 1 year earlier. The Hod!: lndicala that breeder flG<ks by contained older birds, kept ne<l July will be up about 10 production longer beeauae of tttr COD! from 1965. rrelaUvely high eggs prices 1'Urkey breedmg flocks also I ol recent !"ontho. ConeequenUy, have npanded, lhe deportment 1 more rlgo/ us cullin« appeors sai<l. In January , the Crop Re- I likely In comin1 months. 1 p<>rltni Board aaid turkey grow· ' ers plan to r<~J sf! 7 per cent rnon'! Per capita consumption turkeya in 1966 thao the rhickea in 1M6 ..acllfd 33.4 lOU million in 1960. , poundl, according to the dep•ort· ll The upansion plans tor both n•enl. This compares broilers and turkeys stem !rom [ pound! In 1964 and !3.1. pour1d1 U"mand which in turn generat.ed .in 1960. Broilers accounted for guod prices for produt-ers. The ;89 per cent ol the total in i•vartment IDdicated reduced compared wltb 113 per cent in ,,,., producllon and lhe COIIH- [111110. lht department said. 1uent high prictll for pork , .·..u::.-"0 l'uns umers to tu rn to ! The llertf)''l '.oilers and turkeys lor m..,t. ireport of world output of tJ •M•ncy said riliq consum· ,major agricultural producll Ill ·1 "·omei and continued popu· lQM shows thlt the volume ·'" growth also '"ntrlbuted OJBht products odvenced, II U. I. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Enghsh Roast .. .. .. .. lb. 69c Ground Quck .... · .. · lb. 65c Clluck Roast .. ·.... · lb. 79c St1wlng Beef · ...... · lb. 79.c FRESH -LEAN- WELL TRIMMED / .. Are Ann Pare P'ooda a gocid reuon for shopping A&PT Orange Juice \ 6 ~~99c) '"'----~, .. .".... 1 .. ODtla. 11;: 79c 4 VARIITIES Rye Bre~d - - - 2 loi'Vfl 4Sc CARAMEL Pecan Rolls - - - Pkt• 45c AlP PIIIIH IIIAND-'-1~. 14«. cont Grapefruit Juld _ 2 cent 79c ( 1111. 59t Plllll-1-4t.lllto. · PIIIIH 3 cent 89c Fruit Slled 1.Qt. Jer 5.. ... A&P GIRMAN ) Fruits an d Veqetoblesl c--"•Ct ~~------------~ IDAHO BAKERS CALIPORNIA I'RI!SH No. 1 Grape Juice 2 • 6-oz. cans 19c "• A ,/,..-------MARVEL- VANILLA ICE CREAM. ~~= 99c . . . . :/ ... big HOTHOUII Rhullarb .. •·• .... ••• .. 19c '!: 49c BOLOGIA ~ 49c IY-TH..,IICI . . L••· WHITI 01 ASSORTED PKG.OF 4 c ., ~ It ' .. q .. ORAIGE JUICE It: 33c '1 MltMI MAID . '1111 ' 38o ,_ .... 10o •CIII -, ·' ( .'1 • '4 ·' :· ll'l ~rl -. .,1 n ·'i~ll 1.· ~ ~~ '" ,., . . .' . ' I ; ,. •••OJ .. ; , SCOTriES FACIAL TISSUES • UOIUII - MUL,...ACI I . ·· 1')1 1 -~~ ·~ ' ro Jj lltl'f. r...""! ,. . )!.Iilli : .l&ril - · ··--- ! I . I BOlDEN'S TWIN PACK Amerletn Cheese 1-lb. pkg. 69c MAIVIL-Ora.... lhi!W I Vlllllll Mrl. Glldys Smith THnultiY..t ' . . ' . i I 'I ! I w. v•. $10 Olive lpen•r ' · ~ .Pemllllllth, o. tsO Sarab Wlldlllll . . a..lf'*on, w. v•. $20 Hutitlnfttn, .II . ...., •·.,. ' " 1' • • ~ ' ' I ~, I i I c s !P.lrltl l-UI. 8fll . 1iJih ~ KATIE EVANS lAYER CAlES Do 11'1 ....., w-Ytll'" ·t ur• Joqr. ~ro m ~ . l\l, ')6 !tlnvn. :smmo. I. I I • '... . . .. ',. ... ,.. "• ·, ' 1' i·'· . ' ' . ' ' \ . , ·' • .. . ' t. - • · · WASH: STATIIIb 01 GOLDIN DELICIOUS ~ =---------------------------··o·.:________. __"'""_..,._________ I. ·NIW JIUIY • ,.. '- ' .i Dli BANANAS I ,..,_Kinder 3 Chl!rl....n, w. v.. $100 l' ifT CO' DIN IIPI f Pkg. 59c • :ru l • Cre•m Cheese_ 3-oz. plea. 12t ~411. . ,, IARURIIE .... ·- · .,, ' PAIIIAY - . 01'1' 9-oz. pk• 49c A&P BRAND Ice Cream _ U, I. IOY'T. INIPICTID ICio Off ICOn - ' J · CMriMton, W. V•$100 r INRANT Mushroo• .......... ._.,. 111-lb. MRS. PAUL'S Onion Rings _ ' SWIFT'S TOPPY - 1 :: HA~IIAN PREIH 39c MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Open Mon. Thru Thurs. 9:00 to 6:00 Fri. tnd Sat. 8:30 to 8:30 DAPY Pineapple .... •...... _. ...,, Chocollte Cake. 12-oz. pkg. 59c A&P BRAND .. Na¥el 0rangH .. ·.. · cfor. 49c , POTATOES Lb. UICKY IW' - CHIIIIY .. r.t';!lt I) I '> '; • J' kalle IVANI JAN! PARKII Slndwlch Rolla, Pkg. of 8 - 25c l ~I cliicK ·1o.11 TIED~ •. 49c 14 tu• • 'l i!IJb 59c._ 53c._ auP•• loundleno iiiioir '; 10c SPIM...Ei...il raiiivrsWI·IY ": 49c. iuiw WAFERS":: 29c a:;39c OIL '1 PIE FIWII 4':.! '1 ' 1 ....,_.,., 4 -'1 CRAPE JELLY 5': '1 PIIEAPPLE COIFIDETS "'t. " 3..... '1 ..... .... SAID TOWELS ":· " 5... '1 Grapefruit Juid _ J btla. $1 ~ Pl-ppi..Oratllfrvlt-l.,.t. 14-ol. uns A&P Drink ~411. Orange Juice _ BISCURS l& b ~ SWIFT'S I'IIIMIUM- V. I. IOV'T. INIPICTID - Tasty Dairy Se lection sI · Peeplt wtn to • lor a eampaign," Henato aalcl. ""''' 11 will deaign the commercial to meet th!llr liNda." llenlttl beclmo 1 fllulat tile Jbnmy Dean lbow about two and ont-hall yelrt •10· He lhould ally 011 telnision for a klnl lime - m«t lhllllllll~~C~- 2 1;· 79c lOAf ATUNTIC AI'ACIPIC TIA GO., INC. U. I. IOV'l'. INIPIC1ID IIEIERS i s...-ks 39c iiiF LIVER Lb. ....,.,. 011 IML•ID -IW- w IU1miMIUI Blended . Juice _. co:::: I ted ,•..__ fil . Frozen Food Features! A&P FLORIDA 1 Willi 49C ,L-___....,r ttch aec- 1lmlt ll'ltluiut loollljJ tht •oenee Jon, Ume to I of lbe - · 1 Jdta. = v-- \ Pumpkin Pie (UP! - Ilia: ~b~ eoPYNGHTeltll, I '- s lb. SWII'T'I PIIMIUM- U. I. IOV'T. IHSPICTID ALL MIAT I Orange Juice 1 JANE PARKER ( -··~'(. man wbl isn't Ia 1 hurry II> : Jim is prfoldent of Muppets, 1•1 whort bt Ia loiD&, but It I fnc . He bas madt lio •ill-secmeans 1 lot of monty to 1 man 9nd commercials lor Will<' who laiewl IOhat 11o is doing. eon.. in WUhqiOII IIIII u: Thai lentil ol a minute 1!1 thl 11mt teclmiqua Ill other lmporlalll 11> lirmo who 1111 area• for lirml adverllllng aofl that lqth ol tbne to 1 ot drink•. breadl and ttbtr etmocroaa lbtir message in a teJe. modltles. violon commtrclal. And it ~ MIOJ Clm,..lpa oqualt, lmporlllll II> lht man who m111t creala and deliver an " We eall our company Mup.dea .... IUdl a short wtioo petl bec&llle WI •iiiDaiiY Ulod l of 0 I*tly miaute. marionetteo 11 well as pup- ' polo," Hell.BOD aald. "We bave l Jim Heoaon, a rogular on had eiaht II> ten campaiiDB goTV'o "Jimmy Dean Show," be- ing at once ill diffe~en\ parts 110 bi• profesoionol oaretr aJ. ol lbe lolmlrJ. moat a dtcadt ago bJ ~·· . , ing sl.r-seCOild commtreialo ror A •~It to ~111011 1 aludlo on Wilkin• Coffee Ill 1\'aohiDctoa. Now YGrk't Eaat lkll reveals · what he has II> offer, Including 1..11111 Hll aomo amuaina filmed ''Ill 111117 we &ot on TV with a olail he conetl\'td fllr 0 opot WDpalp 1!1 tis-oocond ruty CoHee, 1 Loalltana limr commerclalo," Hedlon uld In a tiJal cu mnpelt wllb tbt - ' -.cent Interview. "Within a e~penslve brandl. 'ftltll, I A&P MAN.D A&P BRAND CRISCO i Florida Pure Juice Sale! .• ·. IWIFT'I PltiWIUW U. I. GOV'T. INSPicnD ;oitiTcHoPs '' \ lAVE $1 WITH MAIL-IN COUPON Lamb Shoulder Lamb PaHies SWIFT'S PIIMIUM - ! 1-lb. picg. Avg, lb. IIIIJonnaile to DIICII'OIIi, They'n 0111 of mill)'. 11odo Sut DU~KS BACON 89c Slo 91b. 49c t~.. 53c ._ SWIFT'S GOLDCitUT OVIN • ltEADY ,f ALL GOOD 5UCED TURKEYS 49c We know, that like all AlP aduaivet, they're our belt valuea, your best buya. 1 Six Seconds Means a LGt To One Who is in the Know L11Rb Shotllder Roast ' o•b Shoulder Chops . IONILUI IUTT FlESH- FROZEN . . ·,; SWIFT'S PREMIUM - U. I. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Pork Butt Roast 69& 1 Financial Gossip .' i ~ Pork Buff ··· ······ · lb. 75c Cubed Pork Steaks lb. 89c You know they eolt you leu than comparable brands. in output. Other major I I ION ILl It IIONILIU 4-U. Can Lb. . ._ from pepper to preu vea. · ' poultry. 1harvest of three was unchanged. ' 11e department said the fae- 1 Coffee made the largest pro. : to.·' whJ rh caused producers to ductlon adVance, lolni up twgin expansion of output are per cent o\1'@1' 1984 output. Soy· ''pected lo continue throughout beans were -~ rising 11 ' II , 'll'!M PIIIIH-'LIAN TINDER-JUICY c All Sizes 1 uler u Ita I s9c Swiss Steak .......... lb. 59c Hadd11ck -.. ·.. · .... · lb. Yo» know there are more than forty items in the Ann Pare line. . L!lf' sharp advance in demand Iproduction of sii declined, -•n.• ll the firs t half of 1966. But dur- cent PIIISH IOUND BONE CUT You know about the quality of Ann Page Fine Foods. They're bttter than or the equal of nationally-f&IIIDUI brands. Everything fr01a ' I SLICED 011 IONILISS You know theJ are made b7 AAP ... 10Jd only atA&P. 1 .ng the second half, broilers Bre i crops with production greater expected lo face stiffening com- than the p~vioua year included p<·tition from rising supplies of i Corn, up I per cent; butter, 1 ,.d meat, npecillly pork from per coni: mUk, 2 per cenL he auamentecf lprinl pig crop. •gg•. I per Cfllt ; lean, 1 per fhe department lllid if broiler ,,.nt, and cotwn, 1 per cent. , prodllCiien CUitinUft 10 to 11 1 Products that declined 11 out· oer Nnt abovt year.earlltr put: Wheat, down ! ptr cent . ·ates, siCOIId htll prices likely sugar. 3 per - ; potttoea 7l would avorart under July-De- ll"'' r·ent ; tolraceo, 4 per .."nt: I ctmber 1~ . cocoo , I per cent. and .wool Tbo lo- pri. . le producers rpor cent. ' ran lit npocled to bl rofllcttd I l'roducll unchanged from 111 lower rotlll prlctl. )lrev1our yfar were rough rice. _Tiio ~'!'-lllld d¥l111Jt I<OCOinul oil,_and meatl. BLADE CUTS If you're an A&P customer, there's 110 reason to read further. You already know about AIIB Pap Fooda. II . "- ' - WELL TRIMMED Broiler, Turkey Industries Planning Production Step illonth It "'' the hlgbaot raled commercial In Walblngton and in lhll market lbt' h~ln ine country ~ . · Henson, 1 tall and l.anky mao •lth the beard of an elder • Jtatesmu of t.,.aono years, ia a puppeteer. He il a youne man with lbe wildom and wit of a aage. Perhap!l tbia il why he eta compact a eernmercial muu.,. lnlo • 11x-recootllimt ' )}!!,~ TENDER- JUICY I .. ,'' mm ... , OI'IR OCCAtiONA1Q' '"~~~' J - - 'OIU. ondo ls aol All ABOARD FOR All ABOARD FOR· ;,..de .AIIO LET IT srr · WILL P£~ IN AIOuT' I VfNt , lloWIQQCI- NI:W YORK . 1111 'to sue the alate lor lhe II 2.UIZV Witt SIMPLY mL!T UP·ft!RN I.IYitl M . - . - A l l Alii Hell INISNIIIIMDQlP . ' ~~~~ ~:~~~~urned tWICe •• ·. Dunlap wl1o IIeeaqlt a, model lllf 1111111W _. be ""' 11'1'111- . , •• ' . of c!Uzen and served In the anned' .. ID ~ old .1101~ lloml. In Ounlap· wae convlcted In threatenforces during 44 yean 11 a WublDiiAlll, l:i. 'C,, ppllybll PI· In the &ana ala)111& of Steven fugitive with a death oont!llte aochlt wllb otblr Nllrtd Jet. a teataurant OWJ!OI'. to 1 !user charge. h111gtn1 ••• bll belllj, wUI bl era111. · But be (led frem jeU while bJJ Aller . 111 OICiped pwoted from prllllll April 7 In Upon ~~~ return te Ohio court trial .waa' In proireu. Tile jury went to Rochester, ' N. start a new nft 11 1111 age of .olllellll lell'ned he bid' aever conv~ blm In absealla and work iD 1 restaurant. He 64. . been fonrillly Hllteaced. '1"1 lei bla Mlllence at deafla In the · Army 1!11111 the · Dunlep eeeaped durlnl 1111 lllawed blm to plead pUty tG electric ehalr. . name and . ~~- five year• 112G lrlal In AkrvD IIIII w• a reduced cblrp of .· m~ - 'l1le cOurt. after Ill pballll- lel'l'kt, lhen re ··lltted In pncUceDy rora- UDtll 1111 slauibter wllleh earrted a 1 to 1ve cbeclc cl the recon!J, IQUnd IIIII tran11em!d te the when Dem.., Colo. PO- tO y~ He wiU bave a 118\V trial motion was pend- Forte several years .later. cleartna out old Illes, re- ftm!d ' over a year In the,lng. This was granted and retired In 11158 wlth 22 yeara vlved lnter011t tn hlJII. Ohio when he Is was to to hla crecllt. ., . '' ''· 1111 1 ~WI• of ~urgl"' of P Inhabited dwelling at " 11111 and siven a life term. He aerved 10 year.• before betn1 paroled in rc? 44 Year.... -uld Death. Verdict "Il b Lif d ff 1\.•.:.1.. WI e . te.'. 0 u~p COLUMBUS (UP!) - • • ' ·-~·- " ' ,,' ·, ' , ,. ' ~ ,, I' • ·- " �ls'eyl A ~ Jll'lld 1ablet led r.teued. Uun!ap's parme plan lor blm to IIY• ID MliiQurt. Lou1a rin.wl :=:~:!: WtOD6a ,"'ull.y Imp·.n·soned; .R · ·0b'ISOD • Mav Sue the State to liaJ. IICIIIII;.::!'{bere - . I ~~oaao~; ___ ___ ..-"'··.. ~ED I'• +'flOCK J~11uwar __,.. T~UTfD WITH WO<lll -IQVATJVf ~ ...... WINt 'II) MAKl COMIIOIT- . __,__ But the 9th Distrlcl Court ol years he apent In prisOII tllrougb Appeall ruled he s~ould have • mistake m hll sente..,.. been senteoced to only 1 one 'l;lle 63-yeiii'Old fonner Woos- or twD-year sentence for bred.. 1 ;: :. -'•- weal' '"' •• .. 1 lh bla tto planned to mee wl a r· tng a dark blue IIIII, whitt oey. • 1 1111r~ ll!ue tie IIIII lllbt aray '11 teell great te be out of top coal. He wu a!IIC!klnll • prllon," . he told newsmen who cliaret planltd In • 10111.clprli m~l hlhouldlmat ::pa~~ltior the II bo~~ H cJeaf he wanltd :te~\:! ~U: i~i in!.""bldsonenl~tlntheS· yelll'8 I ~Pent In priiOn fully," be aald. Robison Ill· wroot- to llllke • freah alart. ' "I want Ia &el lw.J from In '11100 ba aald. ': . wu "Super-Right" Meats! ..,. ______ On The Farm Front ·sMess \ Is Not For ABPCustomers W.~SHINGTON !UPil - The,ou aupplles are tf~::~::: ll Agricullurl Dtportmelll aaid lo- 1r.maln light at a1 day the broiler and turkey ln- 1eorly sprl1111. The agency dustries apptllr to be preparing e~g produclioo in lhe first ball to step up producUoo in lht ..c. ~k•ly will run below a ond baH o1 1966. 'earlier and use by the In a review of lbe poultry and and lor hatching wW eig situadon, lbe agency 101d oarger. The iD<~eased pla-.rnents of pull•t flock on Jan. I ehiekl ID November and Decem- million layers, down I per her u well as in earlltr month!l from 1 year earlier. The Hod!: lndicala that breeder flG<ks by contained older birds, kept ne<l July will be up about 10 production longer beeauae of tttr COD! from 1965. rrelaUvely high eggs prices 1'Urkey breedmg flocks also I ol recent !"ontho. ConeequenUy, have npanded, lhe deportment 1 more rlgo/ us cullin« appeors sai<l. In January , the Crop Re- I likely In comin1 months. 1 p<>rltni Board aaid turkey grow· ' ers plan to r<~J sf! 7 per cent rnon'! Per capita consumption turkeya in 1966 thao the rhickea in 1M6 ..acllfd 33.4 lOU million in 1960. , poundl, according to the dep•ort· ll The upansion plans tor both n•enl. This compares broilers and turkeys stem !rom [ pound! In 1964 and !3.1. pour1d1 U"mand which in turn generat.ed .in 1960. Broilers accounted for guod prices for produt-ers. The ;89 per cent ol the total in i•vartment IDdicated reduced compared wltb 113 per cent in ,,,., producllon and lhe COIIH- [111110. lht department said. 1uent high prictll for pork , .·..u::.-"0 l'uns umers to tu rn to ! The llertf)''l '.oilers and turkeys lor m..,t. ireport of world output of tJ •M•ncy said riliq consum· ,major agricultural producll Ill ·1 "·omei and continued popu· lQM shows thlt the volume ·'" growth also '"ntrlbuted OJBht products odvenced, II U. I. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Enghsh Roast .. .. .. .. lb. 69c Ground Quck .... · .. · lb. 65c Clluck Roast .. ·.... · lb. 79c St1wlng Beef · ...... · lb. 79.c FRESH -LEAN- WELL TRIMMED / .. Are Ann Pare P'ooda a gocid reuon for shopping A&PT Orange Juice \ 6 ~~99c) '"'----~, .. .".... 1 .. ODtla. 11;: 79c 4 VARIITIES Rye Bre~d - - - 2 loi'Vfl 4Sc CARAMEL Pecan Rolls - - - Pkt• 45c AlP PIIIIH IIIAND-'-1~. 14«. cont Grapefruit Juld _ 2 cent 79c ( 1111. 59t Plllll-1-4t.lllto. · PIIIIH 3 cent 89c Fruit Slled 1.Qt. Jer 5.. ... A&P GIRMAN ) Fruits an d Veqetoblesl c--"•Ct ~~------------~ IDAHO BAKERS CALIPORNIA I'RI!SH No. 1 Grape Juice 2 • 6-oz. cans 19c "• A ,/,..-------MARVEL- VANILLA ICE CREAM. ~~= 99c . . . . :/ ... big HOTHOUII Rhullarb .. •·• .... ••• .. 19c '!: 49c BOLOGIA ~ 49c IY-TH..,IICI . . L••· WHITI 01 ASSORTED PKG.OF 4 c ., ~ It ' .. q .. ORAIGE JUICE It: 33c '1 MltMI MAID . '1111 ' 38o ,_ .... 10o •CIII -, ·' ( .'1 • '4 ·' :· ll'l ~rl -. .,1 n ·'i~ll 1.· ~ ~~ '" ,., . . .' . ' I ; ,. •••OJ .. ; , SCOTriES FACIAL TISSUES • UOIUII - MUL,...ACI I . ·· 1')1 1 -~~ ·~ ' ro Jj lltl'f. r...""! ,. . )!.Iilli : .l&ril - · ··--- ! I . I BOlDEN'S TWIN PACK Amerletn Cheese 1-lb. pkg. 69c MAIVIL-Ora.... lhi!W I Vlllllll Mrl. Glldys Smith THnultiY..t ' . . ' . i I 'I ! I w. v•. $10 Olive lpen•r ' · ~ .Pemllllllth, o. tsO Sarab Wlldlllll . . a..lf'*on, w. v•. $20 Hutitlnfttn, .II . ...., •·.,. ' " 1' • • ~ ' ' I ~, I i I c s !P.lrltl l-UI. 8fll . 1iJih ~ KATIE EVANS lAYER CAlES Do 11'1 ....., w-Ytll'" ·t ur• Joqr. ~ro m ~ . l\l, ')6 !tlnvn. :smmo. I. I I • '... . . .. ',. ... ,.. "• ·, ' 1' i·'· . ' ' . ' ' \ . , ·' • .. . ' t. - • · · WASH: STATIIIb 01 GOLDIN DELICIOUS ~ =---------------------------··o·.:________. __"'""_..,._________ I. ·NIW JIUIY • ,.. '- ' .i Dli BANANAS I ,..,_Kinder 3 Chl!rl....n, w. v.. $100 l' ifT CO' DIN IIPI f Pkg. 59c • :ru l • Cre•m Cheese_ 3-oz. plea. 12t ~411. . ,, IARURIIE .... ·- · .,, ' PAIIIAY - . 01'1' 9-oz. pk• 49c A&P BRAND Ice Cream _ U, I. IOY'T. INIPICTID ICio Off ICOn - ' J · CMriMton, W. V•$100 r INRANT Mushroo• .......... ._.,. 111-lb. MRS. PAUL'S Onion Rings _ ' SWIFT'S TOPPY - 1 :: HA~IIAN PREIH 39c MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Open Mon. Thru Thurs. 9:00 to 6:00 Fri. tnd Sat. 8:30 to 8:30 DAPY Pineapple .... •...... _. ...,, Chocollte Cake. 12-oz. pkg. 59c A&P BRAND .. Na¥el 0rangH .. ·.. · cfor. 49c , POTATOES Lb. UICKY IW' - CHIIIIY .. r.t';!lt I) I '> '; • J' kalle IVANI JAN! PARKII Slndwlch Rolla, Pkg. of 8 - 25c l ~I cliicK ·1o.11 TIED~ •. 49c 14 tu• • 'l i!IJb 59c._ 53c._ auP•• loundleno iiiioir '; 10c SPIM...Ei...il raiiivrsWI·IY ": 49c. iuiw WAFERS":: 29c a:;39c OIL '1 PIE FIWII 4':.! '1 ' 1 ....,_.,., 4 -'1 CRAPE JELLY 5': '1 PIIEAPPLE COIFIDETS "'t. " 3..... '1 ..... .... SAID TOWELS ":· " 5... '1 Grapefruit Juid _ J btla. $1 ~ Pl-ppi..Oratllfrvlt-l.,.t. 14-ol. uns A&P Drink ~411. Orange Juice _ BISCURS l& b ~ SWIFT'S I'IIIMIUM- V. I. IOV'T. INIPICTID - Tasty Dairy Se lection sI · Peeplt wtn to • lor a eampaign," Henato aalcl. ""''' 11 will deaign the commercial to meet th!llr liNda." llenlttl beclmo 1 fllulat tile Jbnmy Dean lbow about two and ont-hall yelrt •10· He lhould ally 011 telnision for a klnl lime - m«t lhllllllll~~C~- 2 1;· 79c lOAf ATUNTIC AI'ACIPIC TIA GO., INC. U. I. IOV'l'. INIPIC1ID IIEIERS i s...-ks 39c iiiF LIVER Lb. ....,.,. 011 IML•ID -IW- w IU1miMIUI Blended . Juice _. co:::: I ted ,•..__ fil . Frozen Food Features! A&P FLORIDA 1 Willi 49C ,L-___....,r ttch aec- 1lmlt ll'ltluiut loollljJ tht •oenee Jon, Ume to I of lbe - · 1 Jdta. = v-- \ Pumpkin Pie (UP! - Ilia: ~b~ eoPYNGHTeltll, I '- s lb. SWII'T'I PIIMIUM- U. I. IOV'T. IHSPICTID ALL MIAT I Orange Juice 1 JANE PARKER ( -··~'(. man wbl isn't Ia 1 hurry II> : Jim is prfoldent of Muppets, 1•1 whort bt Ia loiD&, but It I fnc . He bas madt lio •ill-secmeans 1 lot of monty to 1 man 9nd commercials lor Will<' who laiewl IOhat 11o is doing. eon.. in WUhqiOII IIIII u: Thai lentil ol a minute 1!1 thl 11mt teclmiqua Ill other lmporlalll 11> lirmo who 1111 area• for lirml adverllllng aofl that lqth ol tbne to 1 ot drink•. breadl and ttbtr etmocroaa lbtir message in a teJe. modltles. violon commtrclal. And it ~ MIOJ Clm,..lpa oqualt, lmporlllll II> lht man who m111t creala and deliver an " We eall our company Mup.dea .... IUdl a short wtioo petl bec&llle WI •iiiDaiiY Ulod l of 0 I*tly miaute. marionetteo 11 well as pup- ' polo," Hell.BOD aald. "We bave l Jim Heoaon, a rogular on had eiaht II> ten campaiiDB goTV'o "Jimmy Dean Show," be- ing at once ill diffe~en\ parts 110 bi• profesoionol oaretr aJ. ol lbe lolmlrJ. moat a dtcadt ago bJ ~·· . , ing sl.r-seCOild commtreialo ror A •~It to ~111011 1 aludlo on Wilkin• Coffee Ill 1\'aohiDctoa. Now YGrk't Eaat lkll reveals · what he has II> offer, Including 1..11111 Hll aomo amuaina filmed ''Ill 111117 we &ot on TV with a olail he conetl\'td fllr 0 opot WDpalp 1!1 tis-oocond ruty CoHee, 1 Loalltana limr commerclalo," Hedlon uld In a tiJal cu mnpelt wllb tbt - ' -.cent Interview. "Within a e~penslve brandl. 'ftltll, I A&P MAN.D A&P BRAND CRISCO i Florida Pure Juice Sale! .• ·. IWIFT'I PltiWIUW U. I. GOV'T. INSPicnD ;oitiTcHoPs '' \ lAVE $1 WITH MAIL-IN COUPON Lamb Shoulder Lamb PaHies SWIFT'S PIIMIUM - ! 1-lb. picg. Avg, lb. IIIIJonnaile to DIICII'OIIi, They'n 0111 of mill)'. 11odo Sut DU~KS BACON 89c Slo 91b. 49c t~.. 53c ._ SWIFT'S GOLDCitUT OVIN • ltEADY ,f ALL GOOD 5UCED TURKEYS 49c We know, that like all AlP aduaivet, they're our belt valuea, your best buya. 1 Six Seconds Means a LGt To One Who is in the Know L11Rb Shotllder Roast ' o•b Shoulder Chops . IONILUI IUTT FlESH- FROZEN . . ·,; SWIFT'S PREMIUM - U. I. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Pork Butt Roast 69& 1 Financial Gossip .' i ~ Pork Buff ··· ······ · lb. 75c Cubed Pork Steaks lb. 89c You know they eolt you leu than comparable brands. in output. Other major I I ION ILl It IIONILIU 4-U. Can Lb. . ._ from pepper to preu vea. · ' poultry. 1harvest of three was unchanged. ' 11e department said the fae- 1 Coffee made the largest pro. : to.·' whJ rh caused producers to ductlon adVance, lolni up twgin expansion of output are per cent o\1'@1' 1984 output. Soy· ''pected lo continue throughout beans were -~ rising 11 ' II , 'll'!M PIIIIH-'LIAN TINDER-JUICY c All Sizes 1 uler u Ita I s9c Swiss Steak .......... lb. 59c Hadd11ck -.. ·.. · .... · lb. Yo» know there are more than forty items in the Ann Pare line. . L!lf' sharp advance in demand Iproduction of sii declined, -•n.• ll the firs t half of 1966. But dur- cent PIIISH IOUND BONE CUT You know about the quality of Ann Page Fine Foods. They're bttter than or the equal of nationally-f&IIIDUI brands. Everything fr01a ' I SLICED 011 IONILISS You know theJ are made b7 AAP ... 10Jd only atA&P. 1 .ng the second half, broilers Bre i crops with production greater expected lo face stiffening com- than the p~vioua year included p<·tition from rising supplies of i Corn, up I per cent; butter, 1 ,.d meat, npecillly pork from per coni: mUk, 2 per cenL he auamentecf lprinl pig crop. •gg•. I per Cfllt ; lean, 1 per fhe department lllid if broiler ,,.nt, and cotwn, 1 per cent. , prodllCiien CUitinUft 10 to 11 1 Products that declined 11 out· oer Nnt abovt year.earlltr put: Wheat, down ! ptr cent . ·ates, siCOIId htll prices likely sugar. 3 per - ; potttoea 7l would avorart under July-De- ll"'' r·ent ; tolraceo, 4 per .."nt: I ctmber 1~ . cocoo , I per cent. and .wool Tbo lo- pri. . le producers rpor cent. ' ran lit npocled to bl rofllcttd I l'roducll unchanged from 111 lower rotlll prlctl. )lrev1our yfar were rough rice. _Tiio ~'!'-lllld d¥l111Jt I<OCOinul oil,_and meatl. BLADE CUTS If you're an A&P customer, there's 110 reason to read further. You already know about AIIB Pap Fooda. II . "- ' - WELL TRIMMED Broiler, Turkey Industries Planning Production Step illonth It "'' the hlgbaot raled commercial In Walblngton and in lhll market lbt' h~ln ine country ~ . · Henson, 1 tall and l.anky mao •lth the beard of an elder • Jtatesmu of t.,.aono years, ia a puppeteer. He il a youne man with lbe wildom and wit of a aage. Perhap!l tbia il why he eta compact a eernmercial muu.,. lnlo • 11x-recootllimt ' )}!!,~ TENDER- JUICY I .. ,'' mm ... , OI'IR OCCAtiONA1Q' '"~~~' J - - 'OIU. ondo ls aol All ABOARD FOR All ABOARD FOR· ;,..de .AIIO LET IT srr · WILL P£~ IN AIOuT' I VfNt , lloWIQQCI- NI:W YORK . 1111 'to sue the alate lor lhe II 2.UIZV Witt SIMPLY mL!T UP·ft!RN I.IYitl M . - . - A l l Alii Hell INISNIIIIMDQlP . ' ~~~~ ~:~~~~urned tWICe •• ·. Dunlap wl1o IIeeaqlt a, model lllf 1111111W _. be ""' 11'1'111- . , •• ' . of c!Uzen and served In the anned' .. ID ~ old .1101~ lloml. In Ounlap· wae convlcted In threatenforces during 44 yean 11 a WublDiiAlll, l:i. 'C,, ppllybll PI· In the &ana ala)111& of Steven fugitive with a death oont!llte aochlt wllb otblr Nllrtd Jet. a teataurant OWJ!OI'. to 1 !user charge. h111gtn1 ••• bll belllj, wUI bl era111. · But be (led frem jeU while bJJ Aller . 111 OICiped pwoted from prllllll April 7 In Upon ~~~ return te Ohio court trial .waa' In proireu. Tile jury went to Rochester, ' N. start a new nft 11 1111 age of .olllellll lell'ned he bid' aever conv~ blm In absealla and work iD 1 restaurant. He 64. . been fonrillly Hllteaced. '1"1 lei bla Mlllence at deafla In the · Army 1!11111 the · Dunlep eeeaped durlnl 1111 lllawed blm to plead pUty tG electric ehalr. . name and . ~~- five year• 112G lrlal In AkrvD IIIII w• a reduced cblrp of .· m~ - 'l1le cOurt. after Ill pballll- lel'l'kt, lhen re ··lltted In pncUceDy rora- UDtll 1111 slauibter wllleh earrted a 1 to 1ve cbeclc cl the recon!J, IQUnd IIIII tran11em!d te the when Dem.., Colo. PO- tO y~ He wiU bave a 118\V trial motion was pend- Forte several years .later. cleartna out old Illes, re- ftm!d ' over a year In the,lng. This was granted and retired In 11158 wlth 22 yeara vlved lnter011t tn hlJII. Ohio when he Is was to to hla crecllt. ., . '' ''· 1111 1 ~WI• of ~urgl"' of P Inhabited dwelling at " 11111 and siven a life term. He aerved 10 year.• before betn1 paroled in rc? 44 Year.... -uld Death. Verdict "Il b Lif d ff 1\.•.:.1.. WI e . te.'. 0 u~p COLUMBUS (UP!) - • • ' ·-~·- " ' ,,' ·, ' , ,. ' ~ ,, I' • ·- " �. '. ' ~ " .' . • •, ' I. Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way ---------------- 1 ;u~~D~ticy~S~e~nU~u~L~h~m~~=&~~~-=dl~e~~~·~O~~~h~~~B~,~~~~.I t Y' \NT AD INFORM A 'ION lr DEADLINI5 1 P. M. Dey leforo Pu•nutkln Monaoy Doe all no t1ll t.. M. t~ Dt~ ot QUA·W II PUbtiCIHoft 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door 111:0\ILAfiONI olloltcllontblr. Errort lhCiuld bt rti)Orltd 1mml'clletel• 1'fle publlsllor Will not 1M l'll..,.lblt for ll'lott 111111 ont rne.rrHt lntlrtlon. . Minimum cne,... 'D Cl..,_ n cent• pe• worG ftr Thrto con. I 1962 Corvair 4 Door $969 Pomeroy Motor Co. I M. It 5:00 .. . M. OtiiY "..... Locally owned, clean Inside and out Fawn finish, good tires, automatic trans. Try this one for real traction. •• "'' cent Dluount en ,.,a 1111 1 A tnll tcu p11a within 10 lltyt. 1 ,...--(:Jit•D 01' THANKS A OIITU.&Itlll ; t iv •t-15 tor 50 wl,. f'IUnlnttuft . . .en 1 ~. ~ .cldltlontl word Ic. 1 .,.. OFFICE .. OURI Ground Beef o;~:round 49c . !:Jd-~:~M~:~ 4· ' WlfN.fRS ~EAT "C ·J.Mioo J ..co·raI'.L.'IQUI'd. ' .___."'29;t ..... .. _.,11911 .Cottage·. Cheese 49.~ . !.'1~ · ~ Bdw-., fee Cream ~rlgoanl 69c w-'....., _• lb. ' .... will .:..,._. ~ \, · lb. 1 1 · ----":' 22 • ' -· ::r."~:; ~::::.:. ~:. :::·~·. ,:·~ • · nw._,_ afternoon LI'L AINIIt Wednes· day at ,,10 p.,T ••1 "·-lc RUMWi Pom.. .' Thomas C. eue:; eompan· !on •• . , reques~- a11 off ers and I Fao'rm.ont - - _ ..companion• to I Shakespeare • . The Pomeroy : . ONE WY 2·2156 club will meet WIIJ';'I'IIIly at 2 3 FOR Help Wanted 1l V ...,_ WY Z. ... M~ " ' ' " , , ""' ••••• ' " ' ' ' ' " " •• AU flovors-SAVE :he p. m. at the home of Mi., - -----,-,---- ____:_______ 2 9 3tc th;h~bo;f.:,~~,ert,:t':! ~·(!:;-:~~/':.:========~~=========~~Lydia Eberabaeh Mulberry Avt\ Card of Thanks BUDGET PRIGED furniture tn:ARE YOU looking for a part bo!W~h Moreb "· '"' " ' ' I, '"'' The Amateur Gardenel1! ""R SALE lo'Urtller details are found ta llle IJIN· HOUSE rv -I OLlr third Roor budget shop ' time opportunity? Need extra lflcationa for thil work on file lnt be I .. c:Jub of Middleport will meet W~mg\VlloodSH 11orthank those send. Baker Furniture, Middleport, I money? Applications being MODERN Ranch Style Beauti- U!~~;u~'u!~~ .~!':"';• o!tn':::.,.:,':! yrat•Ust' WOP Wednesday eveniJJC at the home every prayer, Ohio 11 12 tlc• accepted. Call 882--2962. . obtllmfd on requott. ~ of Mrs Arthu 8tr , Me deed cards and flowers at · j ful location on top of small rull Sealed bid• will be reeet.,ed bJ • r RWIS. m - Ill• death ~f our dear moth- FOR SALE: \1 ton -p;~~~p 2 9 4lc lacing State Highway Garage ~~:•."·~:;:;," ~~l·;;~::' ~!::: :a~e~:n:.ob~l ~~~ "¥ · er and grandmother, Ethel trucks 1946 'and 1955 See at 11 MAKE $30 or more per day on Route 7 with good road t;, ~u~~~~~~·o~/~~~~/~~"t:J slt.:e~ ~rupoDII will be a Valentine Price. It alwayll helps to know Charle's Lyons G·-ge, Ma· F R main hiJhway. Four bedrooms. Jo'rbrua~.v 25.' uM11. 'otdft 1h~ll b~ oR __ _ AIU on local ood oute. Man or li . d' I f ., k't h form~ .. rurnllbiKI by the Dl'rlllon of Yel'le. : J comebody care!!. [ 900 W Va 1 13 tfc woman part or full time Ex vmg, ID tlg, ami y, I c en, Fol't'stry and llec:lpm.. tion alld ahaD Those wlshln& to lend cards· The Mlddlal'lt'l~>t L"te.. IUb .,_ · Eleise Clifford and Greg • · • . ' · • breakftst play maid's utiiity bl' llrlljll'rl:r u.ecutetl iln(l dellnr.d Weekend guests of Mr. and to Shlllie Pet"' her addrese it , ...r- 1 .ary c .... ~ · • . ! perience not required. Write d sh • Th ' bah · on o1· ~>etore ahe .. D.we mentioned ! Mrs Robert Cant were Mr and ~~· will meet Wednesday, at the ;:. _ ~- .-; ory Hayes TREAT rugs right, they'lf be i' w. Kruse, Box 62, Freeport, ~til opd. ~e tlls, cernm- t!'!f! .~1 :-~\rf..a.~e;.hl'l'll {~lr five per CI!Dl ; Mrs ' D Ridenour ot M~Con-: Haught Nursmg Home, 103i home of Mrll. Charles B r ad2 II ltc delight if cleaned with Blue Ill." 2 9 ltp lC e an wa to w_a ca~pet on 1!1 per "~:nu of the bid ~hall a~om·. · Murdock t\ve. 1 Parkersburg, W. bury. Mrs. Bernard Fultz and t WER floors About two-third s ol buuse pan)' th"' hhl as a ~euurantce of ihl' ndsvJIIe. ~ Va · ~:':"' to thank everyone at Lustre. Rent electric llh&m,. · . · delivery o£ • •'•nett contnct by lhe 1 , Mrs, 'Harold Sauer are p r o1 tw.a..ans Hospital who was pooe $1 Baker Furniture MIDDLE AGED woman to l iS paneled m mahogany and IJUc-eel!lltuJ bidder bY March to. 11lt6. Mr and Mrs James Robert , ~rPAM leaden Roll call re:!!1: ~,.,r . • I t A'r d't' d L The work wiD be .. warded to t h I Mr and Mrs Melvm Drake ....... . 1 ~~~~'t:ind and thoughtful dur- Middleport. 2 8 &tc care for 3 boys, school age. wa nu · con I lone · arge Io"u' .oo be•' bid 11nd the bidder . White of Dunbar, W. .Va. vis- R c~e visited- Mr and Mrs' spome wUl be a contemporary • " t - th S -1 ,., or 6 daya a wee k. 0 oes nm patio and carport ' On lurnl$b to who10 tht work 111 award.t rnllllt . d hh Mrs. Agnes Bill a Swain , . . statesman. '.'· ~ - my Say ere. pecta , double . proot that he is responsiblo, tte IS mot ':'r, 1 ~·· t t1iaDks are extended to Dr.l Hannah'!! husband Hector hates have to live in. Call WY 2- lot 200 x 390 . May be seen by lind cap. able or dntns the work ll~:cord- White and uncle Mr Richard . D THURSDAY ~~ •' . . trnent 0 nl 1nl to thl IJ)-.:IrlcaUont. If requul - I . ' ' I Mr. and Mrs. avid Riggs ",~ ay and Dr. Ellmger, hard work so he cleans the 6771. 2 8 He appom y, ed to do 10 by the DlvlllOD of Fore•- Duckworth. ' a"o Mr and Mrs Gene a;••, THE SOUTHERN ATID..ET1'~ .. tbe nurses. I a1Sl WIS'· h rugs w1'th Blue Lustre. Rent try & ltec lamllion, 1 ; were " dinner • ft--- WI'II , meet Thur.sday ~V PRICE REDUCED The 1\leceiSIIIu a bidder •hall curnii;h. guests. of Mr ...., and Ic DU~.U~ters I .thank those sending cards e·lectric shampooer $1. Porn- WOMAN for housework, three I w 'te· Th D 'I s ,- I ~lth the contract a C3ib or commer· ' Mr. George Holman was a M 0 B be k nd 'Ra at 7·30 p m at the Southern , . . . r1 , c-o e a1 y en me c1a1 iiurecy performan''"' Mnu In patient et Holzer Hospital inl rs. scar a OC a . y. · • · I •-letters. Mrs. Da e Barn-, eroy Cement BJock, Pomeroy small children m family. Bol 6SI--H Pomeroy 0 \be 11rnount ot rtny per cent !5o per I . . Mr and Mrs Roland Steth- High School, Jt was announced bart 2 9 1•• ' · eenll or the bid. GallipoliS. · • od b Maso F' , 2 8 file Musl be good WI'lh ch"ldr , lot; I en. The St.att of Ohln. Division of em and Terry were visit'- t ay y D tsher, pres!• Furnish own transportation. f'oreltry • leelamatlon reserve& the ! Mr and Mrs. James GUinther . , "'• dent '· Wanted To Buy Ph 1 WY 2-lifilG A to S I "'"' to nJ"' '"" .,. "' hi"•· .were In Columbus Saturday on Patty Stethern at Ghildren 1 h.,. · · 2 8 ltc Instruction• on - - . u -~-- ~ APr~~~~~! Fl~=~ '& DR~keia".:~t~h~et business. ' I rita! in Columbus. Andsyone wlsbo THE POMEROY BEND c·u ~ax. red, $5.00. Gray, $3.00. TRUCK DRIVERS Semi or WANTED- Experienced mech· . . •••ru"'" "'" ~~ '· uc IandMr.lamll and Mrs. Pete Burdette · ngdtothsendtoPaCtthyilcdrar ' ,Hplea~eJI. RIL! "··• Radio chob will h~ld AD 4 feel on. Bill Bailey, anic for minor paris inslalla-, 1959 Lmcoln Premoer 2 door. of G lr 1' sen ern ens osp ...,,. straJght, ages 21-40. Some es- Uon service. Must be maturell All power equipped. Excely a lpo" were al, Columbus, Ill recuJar meeting Thursday Reedsville, Ohio. 2 6 6tc penence helpful but not nee- . with ablllly to manage de- lent Sacrifoce, $695 00. Phone ' ISunday _guests ol her soster and Mr. and Mrs. David Carter of at 7:30 p. m. In the recreation riTJcE: - Will . bey fo-x - and essary Vou can earn over partment and sell parts in I New Haven, 881--2223. brother·m·law, Mr. · and Mra. Pomeroy were visiting Mr. and room t1 the Baptist chtll'<h in slrnnk lill Mnrch 15. B i Ill $3 per hour after short train- good working condition. In I 2 9 3tc CINCINNATI (UPII _ Live· BUI Winebrenner nnd family: Mrs. Hemy Hensley. ()oeshlre_ Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. ing. For application writs Na- letter, state experience and[ stock: Jnnel ~bles of Columbus vt.. Patricia and David Smith re- THE BRADBURY P.T.A. z1 12tc . lion Wide Semi Division. 12M waaes er:pected. WrHe c-o CORVAIR Corso 1965 Medium Cattle: 700 _Calves: 150 _Small 'lted recently woth her mother, cently spent several days with meeting will be held Thul'Bday A-N~7-tQc-U--cE=-cf-ur_n_t:ur-e,--doshea. Corwin Ave., Hamilton, Ohio, The Dally Sentinel, Box 668A blue. 4 speed, bucket seals, supply mostly good slaughter M~ Martha Abies and f<rnoly. Mrs. Edna Stewart, Reedavllle. evening, Feb. 10 at the sdoool 10•000 mtles approxunately. steers and heifers, arourul :W . r. and Mrs. John Papa and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bar· at 7:80p.m. m~<e.llaneous Call or wnte or call Sl3-li!J5.SG40, 1 31 9tc 2 4 tc Mrs. Howard Cecil. 800 W. Insurance Take over payments. Phone per cent cows, steers and hei· l.rnoly have moved from the nett of Tuppen Pains were Ma1n st. Pomeroy. WI 9- 3746 2 8 Stc [fm rather slow, about steady Johnson property on College visiting Mr. and Mn. NOl'llllll THE PAST COUNCILORS of 6 211 tic PHPTO COT>VlnB semce Co!> ,cows moderately active ste>lctY Road to Racme. Weber. Tbeodorus Council, Daughters - - - - - -- - - - - leo made of teaat papen 62 Pontiac _ $1395 to mostly 50 cents . low'er few Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Wee1e Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larldlu of America, will meet ThUJ'!.. Notice birth re<'or<b and almoot lUll' Just Arrived, Catalina 4 dr. bulls steady choice Ioio lb 11~1 week~nd in Vilitecl Mr. and Mn. Jllllllr day evening, at the home of - · ------N. - c1 b S olhPI documents Sedan. Power steering and steers 2S.s0, good 800- 1050 anna e gh18, visiting their Hauber. 11118 Ema Jesse. rm: SliNflOWN ole starling u - pe-l Reuter Insurance, Pom...., [ Extra brakes.good Hydramallc drove. lb 23·25 8landard H01steiQS - and son Mr and Jdaughter-In-law, Groce waa an over· f'i,il f'n lrrtainmenl, tires k w nd Mr. ·u·-artt -· 1 ~~~ nd•v night and everv night I ' f tlr RUTlAND 61 Fo d - $695 21.50-22.50, clJolce 611Jl.850 lb hel· s. DC eese • new Dlgbt llllesl of Mr. and Mrs. norollgl• Friday, "The Go Go •AETNA f'ASUAt1'V lnsur•nCf' Was $7~. Falrlane 1!00 4 dr. ft>rs 21 &ood 7otJ.900 lb 22-¥ daughter. Bertie Smith. """' "'" t;orls," from p 1111 Mullen lnsuranco Acency. Inc. Apply WY 2·2156 Sedan. E<onomical e eyl. cows IJ!i9, bUlls 10.50-22, choic~ Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny R8fllolds ~· m. 2 6 6tc Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3381. I with otd. •hlfl. Clean lnolde vealers opened steady to $2 James S. Qwck were their son and son visited Pauline !ll,y, ' THE ' and out. l&wer, closing $2-4 lower, stand- and daughler·ID·I~w. Mr. and Pomeroy. 1l u • ~ ·:!.1\ .l(l! IS llom"m"oe l'ozzn, I ___ _ ard and good about steady, Mrs. Thomas Quick of Colum- Mr. and Mrs, Dave Yates vis· . lk, ),jc, •nd SLOO sim. De- GRANGE INSURANCE. Mollea DAILY choice 85-42, good 29-85 stand· bus_ Afternoon caller> were . ited Mrs. Herberl Chambers, . -uxc p,,_ II .Ill .J•ck'.s llat- ! Insurance Agency. Inc , Porn-I ard zs.29 _ · Mrs. Gordon We!ll, f) e bra, Middleport Sunday School altendance oa !Y Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tic eroy. Phone WY 1--3381. Real Estlte For Sale Pomeroy, Ohio Hogs : 2.000. Supply mainly I Rhonda and John, Racine. Robert C.lernan, Kefl(l, vis- Feb. 6 wa.• 44, offering $17.10. -~ -9 1 lfc • , . : --. ·· 'mixed 1-3 190-250 lb b<lrrows l Mr8. Earl Cu;ter, who has itcd Mr. and Mrs. Thunnan Worship serices were held at ' For Rent 11 ITI •M• iHII J! onsooranc• -;;.,., ~OP SALE 6 room bouse wolh Bus•ness Servtcea [and gllta moderately Bclive,' hl"en a medical patient at the Babcock. 10:45 with Vere Swartz, lay· ""'"-· ca•weiled' '''" v""' opera bath, lull basement, 894 J1y. SEWING mar.hl- repair oer ~dy to 25 cents higher sows Meop1 General Hospital. has Mr. and !lfrs. Harold Osborn, leader. _ 1/iil 4 rooms and h•lh, lu!l lor'• uc-enoeT cau WY :I-MII sell St., Moddfeport_ Phoue: vice, all makes. WY 1--2:111 4. 2fi.50 cents lower. · , IJ<oen returned lo her horne. Keno, VJBoted Ethel Larkin!. The MYF held Ita regular hasemem. with gar"~"' Pt. Pleasant 695·26111. The Fahrk Shop Pomero' lJit add livestock 485-0 x x xl Mr. an~ Mrs. Don Van Lao- Mr. and Mr>. Norman Web-lilet!Ulll Sunday all , .. m. The , , - Aero" fr om new hospil· 11 I~ lfe Authorized Singer· Sales and 25-50 conts lower. 1_2 lotJ.ZlO lb gen and children of Columbus , er were visiting Doris Koenl& wonhlp service lflllfild at •• ''" Mulberry Heights. Call Servtce. '' , 1 211 de barrows and gilts 28 _50-28 _60 , 1_3 were weekend guests of her of Tuppers Plains •.nd Mr. and 7:45 11Hh the a.w•. ~ Mildred Jacobs. WY 2-2437. . The re&War meeiiJil'.:of the 19!).230 lb 28 25-28 50 2.3 2:W-250 Plrents, Mr. and Mrs. Oris flub- Mrs. Charlte MarciDko. z 9 lfc o\L, CONDITIONING Relrtger- lb 27" .. 25. 3s ;M·'l/0 l.b 27 bard. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock WSCS wlll be beld Ttljj!Jy ev-l ..ROOM - furni shed. apartment.· DAILY CROSSWORD •llon oervlco Jark's Refrig _..,.... ' ...,. • .. --ted M nd lllrs Sl ''"" ~ ~""' eratlon, New- aa ..JI. Pbone medium I!IG-170 lb 25, 1·2 5.1 I.,_ w~·~cent ;•s~~rs of Mrs. All!les :.~ r. 8 · ar... ~~Of ~~!& wlat,wtbe .','l:!'~e of Phone WY 2·5435 212 South ACB0811 DOWN 18. Bitter TU Z-3537 ' e an ochard Dur.kWI'lrth · ... en "' , "' . ,...anor 4 1 tic feeder pigs 20 1-3 350-375 lb 5th Avrrme, Middleport, Ohio 1. Grant 1. Mr. vet<h ' · sows 25.75·26, '2-3 500-63() lb were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duck· -VIollt Smltb 1!o71es leadlng theiJtCil!iln. 2 2 lfc I ~- ~~n w~:~" =-~~ 20-"A<ro,. EverydiiY Speclala 25.25-25.:;o board steady :JOO.OOll worth of Cosllocton: Mr. and World DQ of Prajre{~ces . FOIIIjli!OOM - -FU RN!SIIED I a. Al8trt 2. Simple !::ds at lb 20-21.50, 250 lb 2.'1. ' Mrs. Jame~ Gulnsler ol Loin-Rock lor the Cbeller Charg•:'itlll be apal'tmenl WY 2-S385. one's rlfhl a. Perish ot ": , Mari•'t Stylal'olt Sheep: 100. All represented caster. llel~ ot lhe churCh bere on Frl· to 4. Prtnte"' King•ley Haircuts $1.25 classes steady, choice and Mrs, Carrie Sinclair, who has day Feb. 25th, 1::!0 p, rn. , I 21 Uc -· be ~~,::: &. ~:::t' "- ~~~june. Shampoo & Sell . - SI.SO phme 90-110 lb wooled slauglJ. spent several months with her '1'118 Membership and Evug. NT ~L"1 CD furnish~ 2 droom In d<~<ct galtm 23. wnety 30 day color rlnn, ter lambs 29-30, good and son arul daughter-In-law, Mr. elllm Commission · IJJil!', tft' ilbe apartment, Middlcporl, WY 2- 1'. Roman a. Galtopo :u. Obviate Shampoo & ..t $3.50 choice 26-211, choice lll6 lb fall and Mrs. Ernest Theiss and ¢rurcb hel'll Tueldly, Feb. 8, 4 7 28 · Bear •••· lil7 : I 14 h&ndl., -Fortify • .,....,.., ..._ Permanents $7.50 up shorn lambs 28.50, cull to good family of Wilmington visited wUb Thelma lfen=-y ; In ' I 14 He i ' Small ttoh I.~=':. 2L p.,,.,•.,,ve .Ill. lave '" We Sell end Service wooled ew!l 8-12. Mrs. Clara B. He,s. ,· By MI. J. & llldtlda chafp. They a . . the TRAI!iR-LOT. · Rutland. live ' ~':'n~f." t. Funds : : Poltc:~<U 37. Jolt Wtp and WIJ!oll Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Parker ~ B. =~ Is ID spril!c revival to be lilf4•fltere milei from Pomeroy . Pbone . 17. ~~ume lL AfttnnaUvo .Ill. Dry • 18. IIUitary Marie's Style Post visited relatives near Chelter oco at me of her MJrdl II • '¥1 wltb· ~ iu.. SH 1' 12 23 601 1~. s•ncte untt M.Sepantton ldore .. Mr and Mrs Harl•v E J ..... : daughters, Mno. WIIUam ,.J. __ ·•· c ,I ln<en" 17. TIU eentor abbr 111. 124 Ph WY 2-5271 . ' ~ ' vwr d Mrs Ro Bol PhiUpa hJl seb Ill OtolvUJe' 19 Be • a,..._· Oldo son, Tammy, Cheryl and Terry an · ge~ eD W e Mr. and Jln. Emell Taylor FOL'R : ROI!M furnished apart- 21: l'h Ia. I"' of Pen, VIsited Sllur· her son, _Junior, Ill a palleDI Ia n•vtl a tal if".,. cllllrom 11 ment. WY 2·31i58. 11 15 lfc 20. s~an.,V/ ~10 I" ~ iA1iL GRUESER. Phtmlltnc day with her mother, Mrs. Ada the Chllhcothe hospital u lbe lbelr IIIII, ~ Jobri- 'rtiylor, T~ - !land- ,,,;;: room furnish- 21!. ?~·r I I~ 1 1" d H II M" 'II Slack result tf an accident earlier lD thai be IIU arrived safely _ an eP ng, JnersVI e · the week . ' ·and unfurmshed aparo - 27. Proot· II'> '" Oblo. End your ~ewer troubRonnie Phelps uf Indiana 1s M. d Hoi b Ish bls mr force llalloD Ia Labn---- WY 5434 12 6 tl reader'• ,-I . I w . 't' Mr' and """' .._ l\lrs. au • com w es dor alter ......... __, '1''1'.1'!~ __c I mack .._ • have all lllzeJ lOWer The WllkesviUe Gardon club VISI mg Thomas to thank her many friends for ' .,...._.. I ....... .. Manop•late Pmacblnes. Reaaonablt rates. meeting, which was Clllcelled Eynon lnd flmlly. the cards and Ilia received weekend here with bls J)arentl, I J~~ ,:: lu omshed apartment [ 29. sting 1•~ ~¥ CaD WY Z-2974, day or nlgbt. Feb. 1 will be held Mar. 1 at Local persons confined to the whlle In Rlvor~fde Hospital in His plane wu held m!J a lborl I "" Phon• IVY 2-2776 Af-, 3L Rom.. 1 1J 11o the home of Mrs. Clara l'llll· Veterw'lllemorlti Hospital Ire Columbus. l\lrs_ Holcomb time In Mlehlgan dtie to lbe 18 sevl4'e IIIOifslorm. p.m. Phone WY 2-35i4. 32 n11mecal U Mrs Ra-• Krld "· l~u and Reed Hardware . ~ AUCITIONBBII P•.'.. - "w-~ er, ....-s. mucb Improved and able to be · Ro~·· .~ - ""''· ns ' :-' • ro.., C..pleta 1111w. Mrs. Flora Arbaugh spent a Asa Boqeu; Mr. Thurman In her 0\111 home. Her aliter, Mr. 8!111 Mn. _...,!-----~~ I tic 35. Shoshonean Crin Bmdlnrd weekend et her horne here. MariBo, Sr. and Mr. John lluf. Mrs. Ruth Swisher, Is asslltiDfiOII and Tamara of ~ vt. -lndJan u; Wrllot, Prall or Coaloel Mr. and Mra. Lowell Topa.,. fy. her W 1111 I!IOiber, Mill ' Nlaa WI'S - troe •• 31L Mo""taln I'" 17nJr. A. C: 8Ulln1RD turned lmm Florida where tbey YIIIUDI! Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Wan~tta Radeldn tlllf,. JI9N- IIIII I11DI, .Cl!'• FoD· •aoer .. Brown • 11111 17_ ~ 101-· Raclae, Oblo spent two weeks. Slack and ooo Johnny were her ed her mother, Mrs, A. D. nd ,p day lui ft& v, · r.t~iville,'Siate Approved) country t 1 11o Miss JoAnn Montgomery spent SISters, Juanita, Sbll'ley and Morrison Ill N~ '1'8 Wlltna .111m Alberllll '. IPfllll -\U _ rT•S SO EASY "'\ !' ~ TO fiLACI A atSUL T PRODUCINe WANT .&D on road, 1 65 acres level and pJantlna strip mtne b. .u ndded. Good site for houoe bJ eor•....•• Uftl..,.l "''"""' ,, ...... '· ,..• ,, ""'""'" or trailer. Bargain $650.00. ToWMhlp, ~==~:: Ptlllil ::~ttl~: ~9 s;~~::: eouat,., Obi~. Tt. ALBERT M. cox' BROkER e.Um!lted c1111 ot tht~ nrtr: •• n.. , .,l,., 100.00 which will be Pllld from fUnds 0 ,.,. POMIROYI ClHIO • I SALE ' ::: t . FaIrmon I-SAVE 1.,. •- s ° I I BotiODI a ~:1' Society News - t" ? AFTER ALL,~ lOV!;;. HA~ A WAY Or LIFTING · YOUR SPIRITS l IJOT ·TO MeJTION YOUR WALLET! I f· d :l ' I : :-tE BORN LOSER •. --:-----~~ ei/ER 1\AI/E OIJE ~ 1\IOSe ., ll--lE "'~"' ,~;;o,-. ,.JOO~, By ART SANSOM --- - i>A'/S WHEhl NOT\\IIJb 5EeMS TO IGO ~161-!H MISS· f&o0()1>0~\ 1 ··,:, DICK TRACY I I GASOLINE ALLEY /; • I HOWII! SCHNEIDER ~ I I I MI!EK I WHY ARE yOU ! SO ANTI - LDV~ \ = • Society Noles E ., By AL CAPP AJ..,_tb. . 1 ; Ro .-pler.nq. 80, y· 11l'nlllem) Areb Muonl, wiD hold lbefr il.itecl •p...... ol affected Cltmtaal m..-..:dly 11 111e j{IU. Hoste.. es will lit ilij, P._L. .1\!ltch, Mrs. u. B=-':-:- .... "·•, Edm• .._ -llloOIIIRII' IUN 11lrw &- 1 (O For Dl1~10~. · FF LOT ON RT. 114 - CLOSE TO • KuGER ••• I. MM 1eet fro nta ge "''"' 1'ta. •••• Work .., tO' .. bt ,.,,,.!_ 1old CODibtt OPEN !VIS. f:DD P.M. •,.,_ JtNrdn l:lO A. M. to 12:to N110n Qulctk or Rlflulu With purch- of $5 or mo,. .... . . . $1399 'I 'IIEDNBBDAY THE MIDDLEPORT LITER· ARY Club will meet · Wednesllq llllnlooD at the home of 1111. Olldet Bradlluey- Mra Berurcl ud Mrs. HaraLI Sauer ban the program topb. WIIITB ROllE LODGE AUJtll· -~ IODDLEPORT - J'OWI!ILL St. -One story frame, 2 bedof Natunl I ...Mrcll rooms, bath, crane forced o.,lrtmtllt DIVIJION OF FOiliiTY air eas healing, 200 feet ~ frontage ,.. Routs 7. $5,000.00 •••••••~~·.:~~·~--:;~~:M 00 ' " ' PLANTINo TRill 0" --ltRIP ... INI BANKI AO· FICTID .V THI IINIVIIIAL lUlL MIDDLEPORT 0 t ne s ory a CHIMICAL coar. 1N CltHIII frame home, 4 rooms, half TOWNIHIP, eALI.IA COUNTY AND 11000oo A"O MLIIIIliRY TOWN· bath, large enclosed bac k '"'"" .,.,,, coiiNrv, oHoo. · The 01\Ulta of ForeltY & ft11elama· h I t 50 100 .. 500 00 pore • 0 x - ,., · • uoa. .Do...,..... "' """"'' ... Locally owned car, 4-speed bOx, 110 enpne, lots of ex· tras, black finish, red bucket scata, radio, new tires. Driving In snow 18 fun in a Corvair. I letOtiVt IMtrtiOIII ~'~ Sf:JO /11. . ell>_ ... • $1295 1963 Corvair Monza MAT II l'or Wtnl All llr¥1Cif 4 Ctn 1 per Word Ifill illlortlon roR SALE: 5 rooms with uiU· lly · room. Water, gas and POMEROY - tJNION ·AVll, ~.500. Welsh 1\2 story frame hot1)e, a eleetriclly. rooms, bath, basement, gas ToWII HUI. Phone WY 2-3312. . 2 I Uc heating, need aorne repairo, lot 1110 io: 1110. n;500.00. Deluxe vinyl Interlor, green finish, good tires, heater. Plenty of economy. Plenty of go, for the snow. . l'flt ,uDiithtr """"''' tltt rleht ~'' or rtllct on~ Mil clftmtd " Mo·tor Glt I cAMCELLATIOIU , CORREt:TlONI '1 WIU De ICCipt.ct unHI fill A. M. For Pomerov I~ Bachner's Super Market· -· '::Sc .. Mother's Oats RHI bt.,e Far S.le Gtd/11 flllitt - SOCIAL CALENDAR By CHEml IOULD Market Report . I CARRIER NEEDED r. SENnNEL ~oo,w.. EXOJSE' . I AHred Socj N ety otes 1 1 Ro!.lHER:. ·-...,.=====;...__ I I T~AT-$ A I B aettnars LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Bv HAROLD GRAY I DON'T LIKE 'tQ9 MUCH, &IT l ~AVI:r•fT SHOT 'fOU ... NOT UP lo r:tQW! .JUST DON'T M~i THINC £ tP 6Y 'WIOO'T!NG THtiR DOG I I YUNDERSTAr~Df! I ALLEY OOP iWeoss 1s RIG~T I l 'HIS I-I~I?E' IS PE:I?I=tCTI lF'r's I<!:EP IT if.lfiT WAY, LONG AS WE I=!GG£.R Wt N~WA HIOWUT! By V. T. HAMLIN I pOmt • ·r Society Notes :g: -lt!,~'f4---=-- W li' a.:;. \ViJkesvil}e St-clety Notes PEANUTS ''MAZE"?' '(fa, MA'AM~ 1'HAT'5 AN EA9-/ ONE ... c:"· ii: frt6 - AAUGH! WoU ,c ~~ '' &11W1e- T~f PHONES HAVEN'T ~ibPPED RINGIN~ F . ro lt ALL DIIY. DON'T T!!LL ME. . . l'H~ ARE ALLOA'Po!;.l'6 PO!JRINO IN J I"' ;";".!.' ~iiiCQ:ihligti ___ .. ;{* I'' ~:.~ Hgts. 2 bedroom 40.AIIde Reautilul lutcocn U.Optlmlatlc ''- Pertonner . Phone ' Birch WV 2·>121. I 4 tfc TWO TRAILER SP~CES ~r r•nt. ... on the Voltage ol Middleport. Call WY 1.-3346 or WY !·21!¥ or WY :!-36116. 11 30 tic ·- ~t.llr.iJd~bit..,":.; :: w-1~• ""' ~ J'l"A........, DAILY CRIPJ!OQUOTE- Bere'a bow to wort; M: 1o £X 1r D La A A X a 0 6 0 L II'for another. I' IE L In L th1llwsample A ta \Lied One letter !limply ataadl tor the Uoree L'o, x for tbo two O'o, etc. Slng>e1etlora, · trophic., Uoe length and tormaU011 of tile wor<lo ore au 1dnlo. Each day ,.,. code Jetton are lllfhnllt. - - BRII'K Dupl•• 3 bedroom. living room, dining room, ~i~ chen, basement and garage lor<-ed air gas furnace . Butlemut Aveflue. Call WY 2· 1127. 2 4 tfc UNFuRNISHED, 4 room and hath, modern residence, gas furnace. Point Lane, Lincoln liel&hts. WY Z.3874. 2 & Gtp EE A J -M c.,.oturr- D P Pu E YJ A 0 E J N y Mz y J A y a-..... .,.. E K I P A 0 Ill D P QV• T:,;:~~~';.~ ~MII~DT=:: urro THill smw.--cANFIELD ut - . XJoo& ......,.. - - ""J cutting. Will bUY bides every Mr and Mrs. Charles Montgorn- r:.coo,ln, Ttm Priddy of Rut· Mrs. Morrison 11 verr poorly, : . Monday. Phll Meier Pbonalery. Mrs. NeiUa Vale libel 1011, • - "'~•- .. - . ' Mrs. Harold Grate baa been John were ID "~"'""lla Satur- qaln '" ""'"· "' 1 iNek ""1 ' WY . 2-5510. . .. I 18 tic relurned home from Holler ,_ =:!:--'ted Slle_ lpelll , the pufv ..,.. Mr. and Mrl. Cllllr Woode day w'here ·•... ..,u,.,"""""' ~.a..._. IIBATING, PLUMBING Rura pital where she was ~ medloal and Connl Sue of Pomeroy call· her doctor at the Gallipolis clln- ""' "' "'"""' Do<OI BotUe Glts. Arnold Bro- patient the past week. ed on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ic. Bli1ma FtadlfDI llllmt tilers. 618 E. Main SIJ'eet Jacob Butcher spent several Mr. nod Mrl. William Carr ud Pam Wilson, ~~at~ llil l'ridlr wllb Clarl feD. Pomeroy. I Z2 tic Idays recently at his horne here. family Friday evening. Con· bead Coli... In Kentuc'"'--. !IIDI Roblaaon. • . -v ,_ _ _ ,• ·~ Eugene Compbell visited with no spent the night and Salur· ed to her 1~ b .•-.... , ~ 6 EXPERIENCID Mrs. Et11ene Campbell •I lhe day with lhe ·•earrs as Mrs. semester 1ftet tl'lio we4ilw. 11'11••11\Tni•lli home of bel' parents, Mr. and Carr and CoMl were celebra~ c>>llon with !I*· parela, lilt• The Veiy'llti' ;, Mrs. Cbarleto CampboU Sr. at ing their blrthdaye. and Mrs. M!u'VID WIJHn, · .._ 1 L...o .,.,,. "'·m"Kt.... Ironton. Mr. Campbell remalne Mr. lnd Mn. -Delbert Yosl Anna E. Turioer 1iU In lllo ;.m 1!!"".,. "''"~""' · quite ill at an Ironton hospital and family of Sugar Grove, o_ Grande Saturdly!lwllln !be WSQH..(I and Mrs. Campbell is Ill at Slltlnl a weekend here with enrolled In a colleae tllellllloa .... l'lom the largeot tnoct or homo. their parenla, Mr. and Mrs. class t,o be lieJd -lti F~i· 1 -nl . baDdozer radlator to lhe Mrs. Jacob Butcher and Miss Harry Guthrie and Mr. and ~flilpllll -.Dell beater core. Osie Butcher ·are at the Wen. Mn. Tom Yost Mt. and llfn, Gtorp. .,~111ft dell Chapman horne ot Wellston spent Friday e"'!IDI W1fb Mr. . ,, . ..,.,... ·' · during the l!ad weather. ellis ~- IIIII Mn. · • Oei'i)d· lnd Mrs;- ~';DI ~·.,... WYt-2141 '-"" Mr. and ,Ml'J. ' Harold Grate Grate, 1Dd ldrs, · Grate'a ·brotb· Harry Gtltlilt'ii"'t*%=t' lo "Y~'rlll" were recent pstj of his par· er Jerry Campbell and frlrnil~. biB homtl ~if u:v•w lUGS MrL the._ '-'·lllil ,f r: ,I RADIATOR SERV I CE ILA NO ETTN AR'$ 1NI*• ru-. · · '· I !!!NQ "f · ' I I I I I .~ I ' I lUNNY IMAGIN£' NO Pf4cJNE, NO I('AOIO, NO NE!GI-IBOR S 4T AL.L 1 OLD I.ADY SAYS '"' ' �. '. ' ~ " .' . • •, ' I. Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way ---------------- 1 ;u~~D~ticy~S~e~nU~u~L~h~m~~=&~~~-=dl~e~~~·~O~~~h~~~B~,~~~~.I t Y' \NT AD INFORM A 'ION lr DEADLINI5 1 P. M. Dey leforo Pu•nutkln Monaoy Doe all no t1ll t.. M. t~ Dt~ ot QUA·W II PUbtiCIHoft 1963 Volkswagen 2 Door 111:0\ILAfiONI olloltcllontblr. Errort lhCiuld bt rti)Orltd 1mml'clletel• 1'fle publlsllor Will not 1M l'll..,.lblt for ll'lott 111111 ont rne.rrHt lntlrtlon. . Minimum cne,... 'D Cl..,_ n cent• pe• worG ftr Thrto con. I 1962 Corvair 4 Door $969 Pomeroy Motor Co. I M. It 5:00 .. . M. OtiiY "..... Locally owned, clean Inside and out Fawn finish, good tires, automatic trans. Try this one for real traction. •• "'' cent Dluount en ,.,a 1111 1 A tnll tcu p11a within 10 lltyt. 1 ,...--(:Jit•D 01' THANKS A OIITU.&Itlll ; t iv •t-15 tor 50 wl,. f'IUnlnttuft . . .en 1 ~. ~ .cldltlontl word Ic. 1 .,.. OFFICE .. OURI Ground Beef o;~:round 49c . !:Jd-~:~M~:~ 4· ' WlfN.fRS ~EAT "C ·J.Mioo J ..co·raI'.L.'IQUI'd. ' .___."'29;t ..... .. _.,11911 .Cottage·. Cheese 49.~ . !.'1~ · ~ Bdw-., fee Cream ~rlgoanl 69c w-'....., _• lb. ' .... will .:..,._. ~ \, · lb. 1 1 · ----":' 22 • ' -· ::r."~:; ~::::.:. ~:. :::·~·. ,:·~ • · nw._,_ afternoon LI'L AINIIt Wednes· day at ,,10 p.,T ••1 "·-lc RUMWi Pom.. .' Thomas C. eue:; eompan· !on •• . , reques~- a11 off ers and I Fao'rm.ont - - _ ..companion• to I Shakespeare • . The Pomeroy : . ONE WY 2·2156 club will meet WIIJ';'I'IIIly at 2 3 FOR Help Wanted 1l V ...,_ WY Z. ... M~ " ' ' " , , ""' ••••• ' " ' ' ' ' " " •• AU flovors-SAVE :he p. m. at the home of Mi., - -----,-,---- ____:_______ 2 9 3tc th;h~bo;f.:,~~,ert,:t':! ~·(!:;-:~~/':.:========~~=========~~Lydia Eberabaeh Mulberry Avt\ Card of Thanks BUDGET PRIGED furniture tn:ARE YOU looking for a part bo!W~h Moreb "· '"' " ' ' I, '"'' The Amateur Gardenel1! ""R SALE lo'Urtller details are found ta llle IJIN· HOUSE rv -I OLlr third Roor budget shop ' time opportunity? Need extra lflcationa for thil work on file lnt be I .. c:Jub of Middleport will meet W~mg\VlloodSH 11orthank those send. Baker Furniture, Middleport, I money? Applications being MODERN Ranch Style Beauti- U!~~;u~'u!~~ .~!':"';• o!tn':::.,.:,':! yrat•Ust' WOP Wednesday eveniJJC at the home every prayer, Ohio 11 12 tlc• accepted. Call 882--2962. . obtllmfd on requott. ~ of Mrs Arthu 8tr , Me deed cards and flowers at · j ful location on top of small rull Sealed bid• will be reeet.,ed bJ • r RWIS. m - Ill• death ~f our dear moth- FOR SALE: \1 ton -p;~~~p 2 9 4lc lacing State Highway Garage ~~:•."·~:;:;," ~~l·;;~::' ~!::: :a~e~:n:.ob~l ~~~ "¥ · er and grandmother, Ethel trucks 1946 'and 1955 See at 11 MAKE $30 or more per day on Route 7 with good road t;, ~u~~~~~~·o~/~~~~/~~"t:J slt.:e~ ~rupoDII will be a Valentine Price. It alwayll helps to know Charle's Lyons G·-ge, Ma· F R main hiJhway. Four bedrooms. Jo'rbrua~.v 25.' uM11. 'otdft 1h~ll b~ oR __ _ AIU on local ood oute. Man or li . d' I f ., k't h form~ .. rurnllbiKI by the Dl'rlllon of Yel'le. : J comebody care!!. [ 900 W Va 1 13 tfc woman part or full time Ex vmg, ID tlg, ami y, I c en, Fol't'stry and llec:lpm.. tion alld ahaD Those wlshln& to lend cards· The Mlddlal'lt'l~>t L"te.. IUb .,_ · Eleise Clifford and Greg • · • . ' · • breakftst play maid's utiiity bl' llrlljll'rl:r u.ecutetl iln(l dellnr.d Weekend guests of Mr. and to Shlllie Pet"' her addrese it , ...r- 1 .ary c .... ~ · • . ! perience not required. Write d sh • Th ' bah · on o1· ~>etore ahe .. D.we mentioned ! Mrs Robert Cant were Mr and ~~· will meet Wednesday, at the ;:. _ ~- .-; ory Hayes TREAT rugs right, they'lf be i' w. Kruse, Box 62, Freeport, ~til opd. ~e tlls, cernm- t!'!f! .~1 :-~\rf..a.~e;.hl'l'll {~lr five per CI!Dl ; Mrs ' D Ridenour ot M~Con-: Haught Nursmg Home, 103i home of Mrll. Charles B r ad2 II ltc delight if cleaned with Blue Ill." 2 9 ltp lC e an wa to w_a ca~pet on 1!1 per "~:nu of the bid ~hall a~om·. · Murdock t\ve. 1 Parkersburg, W. bury. Mrs. Bernard Fultz and t WER floors About two-third s ol buuse pan)' th"' hhl as a ~euurantce of ihl' ndsvJIIe. ~ Va · ~:':"' to thank everyone at Lustre. Rent electric llh&m,. · . · delivery o£ • •'•nett contnct by lhe 1 , Mrs, 'Harold Sauer are p r o1 tw.a..ans Hospital who was pooe $1 Baker Furniture MIDDLE AGED woman to l iS paneled m mahogany and IJUc-eel!lltuJ bidder bY March to. 11lt6. Mr and Mrs James Robert , ~rPAM leaden Roll call re:!!1: ~,.,r . • I t A'r d't' d L The work wiD be .. warded to t h I Mr and Mrs Melvm Drake ....... . 1 ~~~~'t:ind and thoughtful dur- Middleport. 2 8 &tc care for 3 boys, school age. wa nu · con I lone · arge Io"u' .oo be•' bid 11nd the bidder . White of Dunbar, W. .Va. vis- R c~e visited- Mr and Mrs' spome wUl be a contemporary • " t - th S -1 ,., or 6 daya a wee k. 0 oes nm patio and carport ' On lurnl$b to who10 tht work 111 award.t rnllllt . d hh Mrs. Agnes Bill a Swain , . . statesman. '.'· ~ - my Say ere. pecta , double . proot that he is responsiblo, tte IS mot ':'r, 1 ~·· t t1iaDks are extended to Dr.l Hannah'!! husband Hector hates have to live in. Call WY 2- lot 200 x 390 . May be seen by lind cap. able or dntns the work ll~:cord- White and uncle Mr Richard . D THURSDAY ~~ •' . . trnent 0 nl 1nl to thl IJ)-.:IrlcaUont. If requul - I . ' ' I Mr. and Mrs. avid Riggs ",~ ay and Dr. Ellmger, hard work so he cleans the 6771. 2 8 He appom y, ed to do 10 by the DlvlllOD of Fore•- Duckworth. ' a"o Mr and Mrs Gene a;••, THE SOUTHERN ATID..ET1'~ .. tbe nurses. I a1Sl WIS'· h rugs w1'th Blue Lustre. Rent try & ltec lamllion, 1 ; were " dinner • ft--- WI'II , meet Thur.sday ~V PRICE REDUCED The 1\leceiSIIIu a bidder •hall curnii;h. guests. of Mr ...., and Ic DU~.U~ters I .thank those sending cards e·lectric shampooer $1. Porn- WOMAN for housework, three I w 'te· Th D 'I s ,- I ~lth the contract a C3ib or commer· ' Mr. George Holman was a M 0 B be k nd 'Ra at 7·30 p m at the Southern , . . . r1 , c-o e a1 y en me c1a1 iiurecy performan''"' Mnu In patient et Holzer Hospital inl rs. scar a OC a . y. · • · I •-letters. Mrs. Da e Barn-, eroy Cement BJock, Pomeroy small children m family. Bol 6SI--H Pomeroy 0 \be 11rnount ot rtny per cent !5o per I . . Mr and Mrs Roland Steth- High School, Jt was announced bart 2 9 1•• ' · eenll or the bid. GallipoliS. · • od b Maso F' , 2 8 file Musl be good WI'lh ch"ldr , lot; I en. The St.att of Ohln. Division of em and Terry were visit'- t ay y D tsher, pres!• Furnish own transportation. f'oreltry • leelamatlon reserve& the ! Mr and Mrs. James GUinther . , "'• dent '· Wanted To Buy Ph 1 WY 2-lifilG A to S I "'"' to nJ"' '"" .,. "' hi"•· .were In Columbus Saturday on Patty Stethern at Ghildren 1 h.,. · · 2 8 ltc Instruction• on - - . u -~-- ~ APr~~~~~! Fl~=~ '& DR~keia".:~t~h~et business. ' I rita! in Columbus. Andsyone wlsbo THE POMEROY BEND c·u ~ax. red, $5.00. Gray, $3.00. TRUCK DRIVERS Semi or WANTED- Experienced mech· . . •••ru"'" "'" ~~ '· uc IandMr.lamll and Mrs. Pete Burdette · ngdtothsendtoPaCtthyilcdrar ' ,Hplea~eJI. RIL! "··• Radio chob will h~ld AD 4 feel on. Bill Bailey, anic for minor paris inslalla-, 1959 Lmcoln Premoer 2 door. of G lr 1' sen ern ens osp ...,,. straJght, ages 21-40. Some es- Uon service. Must be maturell All power equipped. Excely a lpo" were al, Columbus, Ill recuJar meeting Thursday Reedsville, Ohio. 2 6 6tc penence helpful but not nee- . with ablllly to manage de- lent Sacrifoce, $695 00. Phone ' ISunday _guests ol her soster and Mr. and Mrs. David Carter of at 7:30 p. m. In the recreation riTJcE: - Will . bey fo-x - and essary Vou can earn over partment and sell parts in I New Haven, 881--2223. brother·m·law, Mr. · and Mra. Pomeroy were visiting Mr. and room t1 the Baptist chtll'<h in slrnnk lill Mnrch 15. B i Ill $3 per hour after short train- good working condition. In I 2 9 3tc CINCINNATI (UPII _ Live· BUI Winebrenner nnd family: Mrs. Hemy Hensley. ()oeshlre_ Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. ing. For application writs Na- letter, state experience and[ stock: Jnnel ~bles of Columbus vt.. Patricia and David Smith re- THE BRADBURY P.T.A. z1 12tc . lion Wide Semi Division. 12M waaes er:pected. WrHe c-o CORVAIR Corso 1965 Medium Cattle: 700 _Calves: 150 _Small 'lted recently woth her mother, cently spent several days with meeting will be held Thul'Bday A-N~7-tQc-U--cE=-cf-ur_n_t:ur-e,--doshea. Corwin Ave., Hamilton, Ohio, The Dally Sentinel, Box 668A blue. 4 speed, bucket seals, supply mostly good slaughter M~ Martha Abies and f<rnoly. Mrs. Edna Stewart, Reedavllle. evening, Feb. 10 at the sdoool 10•000 mtles approxunately. steers and heifers, arourul :W . r. and Mrs. John Papa and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bar· at 7:80p.m. m~<e.llaneous Call or wnte or call Sl3-li!J5.SG40, 1 31 9tc 2 4 tc Mrs. Howard Cecil. 800 W. Insurance Take over payments. Phone per cent cows, steers and hei· l.rnoly have moved from the nett of Tuppen Pains were Ma1n st. Pomeroy. WI 9- 3746 2 8 Stc [fm rather slow, about steady Johnson property on College visiting Mr. and Mn. NOl'llllll THE PAST COUNCILORS of 6 211 tic PHPTO COT>VlnB semce Co!> ,cows moderately active ste>lctY Road to Racme. Weber. Tbeodorus Council, Daughters - - - - - -- - - - - leo made of teaat papen 62 Pontiac _ $1395 to mostly 50 cents . low'er few Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Wee1e Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larldlu of America, will meet ThUJ'!.. Notice birth re<'or<b and almoot lUll' Just Arrived, Catalina 4 dr. bulls steady choice Ioio lb 11~1 week~nd in Vilitecl Mr. and Mn. Jllllllr day evening, at the home of - · ------N. - c1 b S olhPI documents Sedan. Power steering and steers 2S.s0, good 800- 1050 anna e gh18, visiting their Hauber. 11118 Ema Jesse. rm: SliNflOWN ole starling u - pe-l Reuter Insurance, Pom...., [ Extra brakes.good Hydramallc drove. lb 23·25 8landard H01steiQS - and son Mr and Jdaughter-In-law, Groce waa an over· f'i,il f'n lrrtainmenl, tires k w nd Mr. ·u·-artt -· 1 ~~~ nd•v night and everv night I ' f tlr RUTlAND 61 Fo d - $695 21.50-22.50, clJolce 611Jl.850 lb hel· s. DC eese • new Dlgbt llllesl of Mr. and Mrs. norollgl• Friday, "The Go Go •AETNA f'ASUAt1'V lnsur•nCf' Was $7~. Falrlane 1!00 4 dr. ft>rs 21 &ood 7otJ.900 lb 22-¥ daughter. Bertie Smith. """' "'" t;orls," from p 1111 Mullen lnsuranco Acency. Inc. Apply WY 2·2156 Sedan. E<onomical e eyl. cows IJ!i9, bUlls 10.50-22, choic~ Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny R8fllolds ~· m. 2 6 6tc Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3381. I with otd. •hlfl. Clean lnolde vealers opened steady to $2 James S. Qwck were their son and son visited Pauline !ll,y, ' THE ' and out. l&wer, closing $2-4 lower, stand- and daughler·ID·I~w. Mr. and Pomeroy. 1l u • ~ ·:!.1\ .l(l! IS llom"m"oe l'ozzn, I ___ _ ard and good about steady, Mrs. Thomas Quick of Colum- Mr. and Mrs, Dave Yates vis· . lk, ),jc, •nd SLOO sim. De- GRANGE INSURANCE. Mollea DAILY choice 85-42, good 29-85 stand· bus_ Afternoon caller> were . ited Mrs. Herberl Chambers, . -uxc p,,_ II .Ill .J•ck'.s llat- ! Insurance Agency. Inc , Porn-I ard zs.29 _ · Mrs. Gordon We!ll, f) e bra, Middleport Sunday School altendance oa !Y Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tic eroy. Phone WY 1--3381. Real Estlte For Sale Pomeroy, Ohio Hogs : 2.000. Supply mainly I Rhonda and John, Racine. Robert C.lernan, Kefl(l, vis- Feb. 6 wa.• 44, offering $17.10. -~ -9 1 lfc • , . : --. ·· 'mixed 1-3 190-250 lb b<lrrows l Mr8. Earl Cu;ter, who has itcd Mr. and Mrs. Thunnan Worship serices were held at ' For Rent 11 ITI •M• iHII J! onsooranc• -;;.,., ~OP SALE 6 room bouse wolh Bus•ness Servtcea [and gllta moderately Bclive,' hl"en a medical patient at the Babcock. 10:45 with Vere Swartz, lay· ""'"-· ca•weiled' '''" v""' opera bath, lull basement, 894 J1y. SEWING mar.hl- repair oer ~dy to 25 cents higher sows Meop1 General Hospital. has Mr. and !lfrs. Harold Osborn, leader. _ 1/iil 4 rooms and h•lh, lu!l lor'• uc-enoeT cau WY :I-MII sell St., Moddfeport_ Phoue: vice, all makes. WY 1--2:111 4. 2fi.50 cents lower. · , IJ<oen returned lo her horne. Keno, VJBoted Ethel Larkin!. The MYF held Ita regular hasemem. with gar"~"' Pt. Pleasant 695·26111. The Fahrk Shop Pomero' lJit add livestock 485-0 x x xl Mr. an~ Mrs. Don Van Lao- Mr. and Mr>. Norman Web-lilet!Ulll Sunday all , .. m. The , , - Aero" fr om new hospil· 11 I~ lfe Authorized Singer· Sales and 25-50 conts lower. 1_2 lotJ.ZlO lb gen and children of Columbus , er were visiting Doris Koenl& wonhlp service lflllfild at •• ''" Mulberry Heights. Call Servtce. '' , 1 211 de barrows and gilts 28 _50-28 _60 , 1_3 were weekend guests of her of Tuppers Plains •.nd Mr. and 7:45 11Hh the a.w•. ~ Mildred Jacobs. WY 2-2437. . The re&War meeiiJil'.:of the 19!).230 lb 28 25-28 50 2.3 2:W-250 Plrents, Mr. and Mrs. Oris flub- Mrs. Charlte MarciDko. z 9 lfc o\L, CONDITIONING Relrtger- lb 27" .. 25. 3s ;M·'l/0 l.b 27 bard. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock WSCS wlll be beld Ttljj!Jy ev-l ..ROOM - furni shed. apartment.· DAILY CROSSWORD •llon oervlco Jark's Refrig _..,.... ' ...,. • .. --ted M nd lllrs Sl ''"" ~ ~""' eratlon, New- aa ..JI. Pbone medium I!IG-170 lb 25, 1·2 5.1 I.,_ w~·~cent ;•s~~rs of Mrs. All!les :.~ r. 8 · ar... ~~Of ~~!& wlat,wtbe .','l:!'~e of Phone WY 2·5435 212 South ACB0811 DOWN 18. Bitter TU Z-3537 ' e an ochard Dur.kWI'lrth · ... en "' , "' . ,...anor 4 1 tic feeder pigs 20 1-3 350-375 lb 5th Avrrme, Middleport, Ohio 1. Grant 1. Mr. vet<h ' · sows 25.75·26, '2-3 500-63() lb were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duck· -VIollt Smltb 1!o71es leadlng theiJtCil!iln. 2 2 lfc I ~- ~~n w~:~" =-~~ 20-"A<ro,. EverydiiY Speclala 25.25-25.:;o board steady :JOO.OOll worth of Cosllocton: Mr. and World DQ of Prajre{~ces . FOIIIjli!OOM - -FU RN!SIIED I a. Al8trt 2. Simple !::ds at lb 20-21.50, 250 lb 2.'1. ' Mrs. Jame~ Gulnsler ol Loin-Rock lor the Cbeller Charg•:'itlll be apal'tmenl WY 2-S385. one's rlfhl a. Perish ot ": , Mari•'t Stylal'olt Sheep: 100. All represented caster. llel~ ot lhe churCh bere on Frl· to 4. Prtnte"' King•ley Haircuts $1.25 classes steady, choice and Mrs, Carrie Sinclair, who has day Feb. 25th, 1::!0 p, rn. , I 21 Uc -· be ~~,::: &. ~:::t' "- ~~~june. Shampoo & Sell . - SI.SO phme 90-110 lb wooled slauglJ. spent several months with her '1'118 Membership and Evug. NT ~L"1 CD furnish~ 2 droom In d<~<ct galtm 23. wnety 30 day color rlnn, ter lambs 29-30, good and son arul daughter-In-law, Mr. elllm Commission · IJJil!', tft' ilbe apartment, Middlcporl, WY 2- 1'. Roman a. Galtopo :u. Obviate Shampoo & ..t $3.50 choice 26-211, choice lll6 lb fall and Mrs. Ernest Theiss and ¢rurcb hel'll Tueldly, Feb. 8, 4 7 28 · Bear •••· lil7 : I 14 h&ndl., -Fortify • .,....,.., ..._ Permanents $7.50 up shorn lambs 28.50, cull to good family of Wilmington visited wUb Thelma lfen=-y ; In ' I 14 He i ' Small ttoh I.~=':. 2L p.,,.,•.,,ve .Ill. lave '" We Sell end Service wooled ew!l 8-12. Mrs. Clara B. He,s. ,· By MI. J. & llldtlda chafp. They a . . the TRAI!iR-LOT. · Rutland. live ' ~':'n~f." t. Funds : : Poltc:~<U 37. Jolt Wtp and WIJ!oll Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Parker ~ B. =~ Is ID spril!c revival to be lilf4•fltere milei from Pomeroy . Pbone . 17. ~~ume lL AfttnnaUvo .Ill. Dry • 18. IIUitary Marie's Style Post visited relatives near Chelter oco at me of her MJrdl II • '¥1 wltb· ~ iu.. SH 1' 12 23 601 1~. s•ncte untt M.Sepantton ldore .. Mr and Mrs Harl•v E J ..... : daughters, Mno. WIIUam ,.J. __ ·•· c ,I ln<en" 17. TIU eentor abbr 111. 124 Ph WY 2-5271 . ' ~ ' vwr d Mrs Ro Bol PhiUpa hJl seb Ill OtolvUJe' 19 Be • a,..._· Oldo son, Tammy, Cheryl and Terry an · ge~ eD W e Mr. and Jln. Emell Taylor FOL'R : ROI!M furnished apart- 21: l'h Ia. I"' of Pen, VIsited Sllur· her son, _Junior, Ill a palleDI Ia n•vtl a tal if".,. cllllrom 11 ment. WY 2·31i58. 11 15 lfc 20. s~an.,V/ ~10 I" ~ iA1iL GRUESER. Phtmlltnc day with her mother, Mrs. Ada the Chllhcothe hospital u lbe lbelr IIIII, ~ Jobri- 'rtiylor, T~ - !land- ,,,;;: room furnish- 21!. ?~·r I I~ 1 1" d H II M" 'II Slack result tf an accident earlier lD thai be IIU arrived safely _ an eP ng, JnersVI e · the week . ' ·and unfurmshed aparo - 27. Proot· II'> '" Oblo. End your ~ewer troubRonnie Phelps uf Indiana 1s M. d Hoi b Ish bls mr force llalloD Ia Labn---- WY 5434 12 6 tl reader'• ,-I . I w . 't' Mr' and """' .._ l\lrs. au • com w es dor alter ......... __, '1''1'.1'!~ __c I mack .._ • have all lllzeJ lOWer The WllkesviUe Gardon club VISI mg Thomas to thank her many friends for ' .,...._.. I ....... .. Manop•late Pmacblnes. Reaaonablt rates. meeting, which was Clllcelled Eynon lnd flmlly. the cards and Ilia received weekend here with bls J)arentl, I J~~ ,:: lu omshed apartment [ 29. sting 1•~ ~¥ CaD WY Z-2974, day or nlgbt. Feb. 1 will be held Mar. 1 at Local persons confined to the whlle In Rlvor~fde Hospital in His plane wu held m!J a lborl I "" Phon• IVY 2-2776 Af-, 3L Rom.. 1 1J 11o the home of Mrs. Clara l'llll· Veterw'lllemorlti Hospital Ire Columbus. l\lrs_ Holcomb time In Mlehlgan dtie to lbe 18 sevl4'e IIIOifslorm. p.m. Phone WY 2-35i4. 32 n11mecal U Mrs Ra-• Krld "· l~u and Reed Hardware . ~ AUCITIONBBII P•.'.. - "w-~ er, ....-s. mucb Improved and able to be · Ro~·· .~ - ""''· ns ' :-' • ro.., C..pleta 1111w. Mrs. Flora Arbaugh spent a Asa Boqeu; Mr. Thurman In her 0\111 home. Her aliter, Mr. 8!111 Mn. _...,!-----~~ I tic 35. Shoshonean Crin Bmdlnrd weekend et her horne here. MariBo, Sr. and Mr. John lluf. Mrs. Ruth Swisher, Is asslltiDfiOII and Tamara of ~ vt. -lndJan u; Wrllot, Prall or Coaloel Mr. and Mra. Lowell Topa.,. fy. her W 1111 I!IOiber, Mill ' Nlaa WI'S - troe •• 31L Mo""taln I'" 17nJr. A. C: 8Ulln1RD turned lmm Florida where tbey YIIIUDI! Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Wan~tta Radeldn tlllf,. JI9N- IIIII I11DI, .Cl!'• FoD· •aoer .. Brown • 11111 17_ ~ 101-· Raclae, Oblo spent two weeks. Slack and ooo Johnny were her ed her mother, Mrs, A. D. nd ,p day lui ft& v, · r.t~iville,'Siate Approved) country t 1 11o Miss JoAnn Montgomery spent SISters, Juanita, Sbll'ley and Morrison Ill N~ '1'8 Wlltna .111m Alberllll '. IPfllll -\U _ rT•S SO EASY "'\ !' ~ TO fiLACI A atSUL T PRODUCINe WANT .&D on road, 1 65 acres level and pJantlna strip mtne b. .u ndded. Good site for houoe bJ eor•....•• Uftl..,.l "''"""' ,, ...... '· ,..• ,, ""'""'" or trailer. Bargain $650.00. ToWMhlp, ~==~:: Ptlllil ::~ttl~: ~9 s;~~::: eouat,., Obi~. Tt. ALBERT M. cox' BROkER e.Um!lted c1111 ot tht~ nrtr: •• n.. , .,l,., 100.00 which will be Pllld from fUnds 0 ,.,. POMIROYI ClHIO • I SALE ' ::: t . FaIrmon I-SAVE 1.,. •- s ° I I BotiODI a ~:1' Society News - t" ? AFTER ALL,~ lOV!;;. HA~ A WAY Or LIFTING · YOUR SPIRITS l IJOT ·TO MeJTION YOUR WALLET! I f· d :l ' I : :-tE BORN LOSER •. --:-----~~ ei/ER 1\AI/E OIJE ~ 1\IOSe ., ll--lE "'~"' ,~;;o,-. ,.JOO~, By ART SANSOM --- - i>A'/S WHEhl NOT\\IIJb 5EeMS TO IGO ~161-!H MISS· f&o0()1>0~\ 1 ··,:, DICK TRACY I I GASOLINE ALLEY /; • I HOWII! SCHNEIDER ~ I I I MI!EK I WHY ARE yOU ! SO ANTI - LDV~ \ = • Society Noles E ., By AL CAPP AJ..,_tb. . 1 ; Ro .-pler.nq. 80, y· 11l'nlllem) Areb Muonl, wiD hold lbefr il.itecl •p...... ol affected Cltmtaal m..-..:dly 11 111e j{IU. Hoste.. es will lit ilij, P._L. .1\!ltch, Mrs. u. B=-':-:- .... "·•, Edm• .._ -llloOIIIRII' IUN 11lrw &- 1 (O For Dl1~10~. · FF LOT ON RT. 114 - CLOSE TO • KuGER ••• I. MM 1eet fro nta ge "''"' 1'ta. •••• Work .., tO' .. bt ,.,,,.!_ 1old CODibtt OPEN !VIS. f:DD P.M. •,.,_ JtNrdn l:lO A. M. to 12:to N110n Qulctk or Rlflulu With purch- of $5 or mo,. .... . . . $1399 'I 'IIEDNBBDAY THE MIDDLEPORT LITER· ARY Club will meet · Wednesllq llllnlooD at the home of 1111. Olldet Bradlluey- Mra Berurcl ud Mrs. HaraLI Sauer ban the program topb. WIIITB ROllE LODGE AUJtll· -~ IODDLEPORT - J'OWI!ILL St. -One story frame, 2 bedof Natunl I ...Mrcll rooms, bath, crane forced o.,lrtmtllt DIVIJION OF FOiliiTY air eas healing, 200 feet ~ frontage ,.. Routs 7. $5,000.00 •••••••~~·.:~~·~--:;~~:M 00 ' " ' PLANTINo TRill 0" --ltRIP ... INI BANKI AO· FICTID .V THI IINIVIIIAL lUlL MIDDLEPORT 0 t ne s ory a CHIMICAL coar. 1N CltHIII frame home, 4 rooms, half TOWNIHIP, eALI.IA COUNTY AND 11000oo A"O MLIIIIliRY TOWN· bath, large enclosed bac k '"'"" .,.,,, coiiNrv, oHoo. · The 01\Ulta of ForeltY & ft11elama· h I t 50 100 .. 500 00 pore • 0 x - ,., · • uoa. .Do...,..... "' """"'' ... Locally owned car, 4-speed bOx, 110 enpne, lots of ex· tras, black finish, red bucket scata, radio, new tires. Driving In snow 18 fun in a Corvair. I letOtiVt IMtrtiOIII ~'~ Sf:JO /11. . ell>_ ... • $1295 1963 Corvair Monza MAT II l'or Wtnl All llr¥1Cif 4 Ctn 1 per Word Ifill illlortlon roR SALE: 5 rooms with uiU· lly · room. Water, gas and POMEROY - tJNION ·AVll, ~.500. Welsh 1\2 story frame hot1)e, a eleetriclly. rooms, bath, basement, gas ToWII HUI. Phone WY 2-3312. . 2 I Uc heating, need aorne repairo, lot 1110 io: 1110. n;500.00. Deluxe vinyl Interlor, green finish, good tires, heater. Plenty of economy. Plenty of go, for the snow. . l'flt ,uDiithtr """"''' tltt rleht ~'' or rtllct on~ Mil clftmtd " Mo·tor Glt I cAMCELLATIOIU , CORREt:TlONI '1 WIU De ICCipt.ct unHI fill A. M. For Pomerov I~ Bachner's Super Market· -· '::Sc .. Mother's Oats RHI bt.,e Far S.le Gtd/11 flllitt - SOCIAL CALENDAR By CHEml IOULD Market Report . I CARRIER NEEDED r. SENnNEL ~oo,w.. EXOJSE' . I AHred Socj N ety otes 1 1 Ro!.lHER:. ·-...,.=====;...__ I I T~AT-$ A I B aettnars LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Bv HAROLD GRAY I DON'T LIKE 'tQ9 MUCH, &IT l ~AVI:r•fT SHOT 'fOU ... NOT UP lo r:tQW! .JUST DON'T M~i THINC £ tP 6Y 'WIOO'T!NG THtiR DOG I I YUNDERSTAr~Df! I ALLEY OOP iWeoss 1s RIG~T I l 'HIS I-I~I?E' IS PE:I?I=tCTI lF'r's I<!:EP IT if.lfiT WAY, LONG AS WE I=!GG£.R Wt N~WA HIOWUT! By V. T. HAMLIN I pOmt • ·r Society Notes :g: -lt!,~'f4---=-- W li' a.:;. \ViJkesvil}e St-clety Notes PEANUTS ''MAZE"?' '(fa, MA'AM~ 1'HAT'5 AN EA9-/ ONE ... c:"· ii: frt6 - AAUGH! WoU ,c ~~ '' &11W1e- T~f PHONES HAVEN'T ~ibPPED RINGIN~ F . ro lt ALL DIIY. DON'T T!!LL ME. . . l'H~ ARE ALLOA'Po!;.l'6 PO!JRINO IN J I"' ;";".!.' ~iiiCQ:ihligti ___ .. ;{* I'' ~:.~ Hgts. 2 bedroom 40.AIIde Reautilul lutcocn U.Optlmlatlc ''- Pertonner . Phone ' Birch WV 2·>121. I 4 tfc TWO TRAILER SP~CES ~r r•nt. ... on the Voltage ol Middleport. Call WY 1.-3346 or WY !·21!¥ or WY :!-36116. 11 30 tic ·- ~t.llr.iJd~bit..,":.; :: w-1~• ""' ~ J'l"A........, DAILY CRIPJ!OQUOTE- Bere'a bow to wort; M: 1o £X 1r D La A A X a 0 6 0 L II'for another. I' IE L In L th1llwsample A ta \Lied One letter !limply ataadl tor the Uoree L'o, x for tbo two O'o, etc. Slng>e1etlora, · trophic., Uoe length and tormaU011 of tile wor<lo ore au 1dnlo. Each day ,.,. code Jetton are lllfhnllt. - - BRII'K Dupl•• 3 bedroom. living room, dining room, ~i~ chen, basement and garage lor<-ed air gas furnace . Butlemut Aveflue. Call WY 2· 1127. 2 4 tfc UNFuRNISHED, 4 room and hath, modern residence, gas furnace. Point Lane, Lincoln liel&hts. WY Z.3874. 2 & Gtp EE A J -M c.,.oturr- D P Pu E YJ A 0 E J N y Mz y J A y a-..... .,.. E K I P A 0 Ill D P QV• T:,;:~~~';.~ ~MII~DT=:: urro THill smw.--cANFIELD ut - . XJoo& ......,.. - - ""J cutting. Will bUY bides every Mr and Mrs. Charles Montgorn- r:.coo,ln, Ttm Priddy of Rut· Mrs. Morrison 11 verr poorly, : . Monday. Phll Meier Pbonalery. Mrs. NeiUa Vale libel 1011, • - "'~•- .. - . ' Mrs. Harold Grate baa been John were ID "~"'""lla Satur- qaln '" ""'"· "' 1 iNek ""1 ' WY . 2-5510. . .. I 18 tic relurned home from Holler ,_ =:!:--'ted Slle_ lpelll , the pufv ..,.. Mr. and Mrl. Cllllr Woode day w'here ·•... ..,u,.,"""""' ~.a..._. IIBATING, PLUMBING Rura pital where she was ~ medloal and Connl Sue of Pomeroy call· her doctor at the Gallipolis clln- ""' "' "'"""' Do<OI BotUe Glts. Arnold Bro- patient the past week. ed on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ic. Bli1ma FtadlfDI llllmt tilers. 618 E. Main SIJ'eet Jacob Butcher spent several Mr. nod Mrl. William Carr ud Pam Wilson, ~~at~ llil l'ridlr wllb Clarl feD. Pomeroy. I Z2 tic Idays recently at his horne here. family Friday evening. Con· bead Coli... In Kentuc'"'--. !IIDI Roblaaon. • . -v ,_ _ _ ,• ·~ Eugene Compbell visited with no spent the night and Salur· ed to her 1~ b .•-.... , ~ 6 EXPERIENCID Mrs. Et11ene Campbell •I lhe day with lhe ·•earrs as Mrs. semester 1ftet tl'lio we4ilw. 11'11••11\Tni•lli home of bel' parents, Mr. and Carr and CoMl were celebra~ c>>llon with !I*· parela, lilt• The Veiy'llti' ;, Mrs. Cbarleto CampboU Sr. at ing their blrthdaye. and Mrs. M!u'VID WIJHn, · .._ 1 L...o .,.,,. "'·m"Kt.... Ironton. Mr. Campbell remalne Mr. lnd Mn. -Delbert Yosl Anna E. Turioer 1iU In lllo ;.m 1!!"".,. "''"~""' · quite ill at an Ironton hospital and family of Sugar Grove, o_ Grande Saturdly!lwllln !be WSQH..(I and Mrs. Campbell is Ill at Slltlnl a weekend here with enrolled In a colleae tllellllloa .... l'lom the largeot tnoct or homo. their parenla, Mr. and Mrs. class t,o be lieJd -lti F~i· 1 -nl . baDdozer radlator to lhe Mrs. Jacob Butcher and Miss Harry Guthrie and Mr. and ~flilpllll -.Dell beater core. Osie Butcher ·are at the Wen. Mn. Tom Yost Mt. and llfn, Gtorp. .,~111ft dell Chapman horne ot Wellston spent Friday e"'!IDI W1fb Mr. . ,, . ..,.,... ·' · during the l!ad weather. ellis ~- IIIII Mn. · • Oei'i)d· lnd Mrs;- ~';DI ~·.,... WYt-2141 '-"" Mr. and ,Ml'J. ' Harold Grate Grate, 1Dd ldrs, · Grate'a ·brotb· Harry Gtltlilt'ii"'t*%=t' lo "Y~'rlll" were recent pstj of his par· er Jerry Campbell and frlrnil~. biB homtl ~if u:v•w lUGS MrL the._ '-'·lllil ,f r: ,I RADIATOR SERV I CE ILA NO ETTN AR'$ 1NI*• ru-. · · '· I !!!NQ "f · ' I I I I I .~ I ' I lUNNY IMAGIN£' NO Pf4cJNE, NO I('AOIO, NO NE!GI-IBOR S 4T AL.L 1 OLD I.ADY SAYS '"' ' �.' ~------ Wi ARE -PROUD Of FOODLAND'S 32 YEARS ·~ '4 ·- ---- - - -------'"'"--- •' k ! 'I illi ' \ ~I, 'I i ... ~ 'I· \ ·: "I ~ ' i' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS FURNACE FILTERS BUC·KEYE RIGHT TO liMIT . QUANTIT'r " '· .'\ '• c· I l 43 16x25x1 quality merchanlllse at low prkes. Treat yourself to savings, here. o/o OFF Middleport, 0. Kanauga, 0. VALENTINE ' LB. ROLL BUYS -. • , EXTRA SPECIAL SUPER QUALITY HUNT'S TOMATO . A c oz. BTL• •• .. n ' STORCK'S CARAMEL TWIST FAIRMONT~ GAL c BUnERMILK $ l · ROYAL CROWNl~ I BALLARD'S PILLSBURY BISCUITS STOKELY CUT 1-lll. f GREEN BEANS ~ CELLO c f'O I Nil .~ WITH ·FREE DEPOSIT 1 il COLGATE TOOTHPASTE PLUS 39c ·$ and Tooth Brush I MENNENS Il CANS \I LARGE c uo. .00 HAIR ROLLERS GALLON STOKELY . FRUIT COCKY AIL l 99 or CINNAMON ROLLS ! HEAVY WASH CLOTHS DAVID DAVIES BUCKEYE ~ . ... We've got what most people want more than anything else ••••• ' r ~ '· i . • ' I .I ' 1 LB. LAYER · WE RESERVI! 11-IE TO SERVE YOU ., DAVID DAVIES ,. , ' '· - OWEN CORNING COME TO YOUR PARTY! ~ ,. ' OF SERVIa, QUALITY, AND SATISFAaiON. i BECAUSE OF YOUR.FINE RESPONSE, Wl'RE . .CDiBRAnNG OuR 32ncl BIRTHDAY WITH A TREMENDOUS STORE-WIDE S4LE. ~ --- SOF-STROKE SHAVING CREME j ! ' c ASST. REG. I J. $1.0() FAMILY c SIZE $1.64 VALUI l fl..-, I, • "(,, ~ ;.t.. !l' .~·· . SKIN 7 oz. " LUSTA WARE HEAVY DUTY LAUNDRY BASKET ;:~~ c BRACER , 'l' MENNEN'S c ,. s 19 , I . ~. a ~ m SJ FOI \'ELLOW \GLOBE ll .. Till 3 LB. BAG c f I ~ca ~ BLUE ·~ ,., TWU LBS. pot %-2 QUART DOWNEY 69c . 14 QT. CARNATION INSTANT- 99c kiAFf I2C OFF Will ~t MIRACLE MARGARINE - IU: -UNr• ·· . I = .II ; '· I ' ' ' BAG . . FOLGER'S COFFEE II. ' . ; . . .. .,... •.. . , ,. ·~ i CHILDREN ASPIRIN 98c Children Vitamins LOTION REG. $1.49 c HALO SHAMPOO $1.37 VALUI REG. $1.49 ONLY c STORE HOURS: ': MON. THRU SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9:30 , . · SUNDAY 11:00 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. . ,, "·. 76c ~·· ~.:..!..it ., ' '•· . ... '~- ' . , ~. · (I ' , · . . .. IN PKG. -~-----------------------------------------~---· ~,~. ~.-~~~----~ . I '· \' ~ i ... ~ .. - ,;,~ i ; ~·", ' ;. r .. "))o• 1"-:• • ·"'. ) ' I ' I . ' !·J ,,' ' '1 :.': ·, ."";'. . . • lb. • . Jjyi 6 STICKS c. Lt. C '\ '1 BRU ·. CONTAC CAPSULES ROBIN HOOD EVERYDAY LOW PRiaS BONNET ~~ dll lor• JERGENS BONUS BUY TR. 39c ST. JOSEPH ' ' •.,.. • ' ' I �.' ~------ Wi ARE -PROUD Of FOODLAND'S 32 YEARS ·~ '4 ·- ---- - - -------'"'"--- •' k ! 'I illi ' \ ~I, 'I i ... ~ 'I· \ ·: "I ~ ' i' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS FURNACE FILTERS BUC·KEYE RIGHT TO liMIT . QUANTIT'r " '· .'\ '• c· I l 43 16x25x1 quality merchanlllse at low prkes. Treat yourself to savings, here. o/o OFF Middleport, 0. Kanauga, 0. VALENTINE ' LB. ROLL BUYS -. • , EXTRA SPECIAL SUPER QUALITY HUNT'S TOMATO . A c oz. BTL• •• .. n ' STORCK'S CARAMEL TWIST FAIRMONT~ GAL c BUnERMILK $ l · ROYAL CROWNl~ I BALLARD'S PILLSBURY BISCUITS STOKELY CUT 1-lll. f GREEN BEANS ~ CELLO c f'O I Nil .~ WITH ·FREE DEPOSIT 1 il COLGATE TOOTHPASTE PLUS 39c ·$ and Tooth Brush I MENNENS Il CANS \I LARGE c uo. .00 HAIR ROLLERS GALLON STOKELY . FRUIT COCKY AIL l 99 or CINNAMON ROLLS ! HEAVY WASH CLOTHS DAVID DAVIES BUCKEYE ~ . ... We've got what most people want more than anything else ••••• ' r ~ '· i . • ' I .I ' 1 LB. LAYER · WE RESERVI! 11-IE TO SERVE YOU ., DAVID DAVIES ,. , ' '· - OWEN CORNING COME TO YOUR PARTY! ~ ,. ' OF SERVIa, QUALITY, AND SATISFAaiON. i BECAUSE OF YOUR.FINE RESPONSE, Wl'RE . .CDiBRAnNG OuR 32ncl BIRTHDAY WITH A TREMENDOUS STORE-WIDE S4LE. ~ --- SOF-STROKE SHAVING CREME j ! ' c ASST. REG. I J. $1.0() FAMILY c SIZE $1.64 VALUI l fl..-, I, • "(,, ~ ;.t.. !l' .~·· . SKIN 7 oz. " LUSTA WARE HEAVY DUTY LAUNDRY BASKET ;:~~ c BRACER , 'l' MENNEN'S c ,. s 19 , I . ~. a ~ m SJ FOI \'ELLOW \GLOBE ll .. Till 3 LB. BAG c f I ~ca ~ BLUE ·~ ,., TWU LBS. pot %-2 QUART DOWNEY 69c . 14 QT. CARNATION INSTANT- 99c kiAFf I2C OFF Will ~t MIRACLE MARGARINE - IU: -UNr• ·· . I = .II ; '· I ' ' ' BAG . . FOLGER'S COFFEE II. ' . ; . . .. .,... •.. . , ,. ·~ i CHILDREN ASPIRIN 98c Children Vitamins LOTION REG. $1.49 c HALO SHAMPOO $1.37 VALUI REG. $1.49 ONLY c STORE HOURS: ': MON. THRU SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9:30 , . · SUNDAY 11:00 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. . ,, "·. 76c ~·· ~.:..!..it ., ' '•· . ... '~- ' . , ~. · (I ' , · . . .. IN PKG. -~-----------------------------------------~---· ~,~. ~.-~~~----~ . I '· \' ~ i ... ~ .. - ,;,~ i ; ~·", ' ;. r .. "))o• 1"-:• • ·"'. ) ' I ' I . ' !·J ,,' ' '1 :.': ·, ."";'. . . • lb. • . Jjyi 6 STICKS c. Lt. C '\ '1 BRU ·. CONTAC CAPSULES ROBIN HOOD EVERYDAY LOW PRiaS BONNET ~~ dll lor• JERGENS BONUS BUY TR. 39c ST. JOSEPH ' ' •.,.. • ' ' I �,. .I .. Wisconsin's Menomonie lndiens were first to be released j from reservation status. 1 .· MEIGS THEATRE Pomoroy, Ohio TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN f.IDAY l SATURDAY ~~~- 11 & 12 "1111, DIE, MY DARLING" Tullah Bankhead "APACHE GOLD" (Technicolor) Lex Barker .. baa al,. been ln PuETto Rice, 1 Mexico and Peru. Coloted slides will be shown by both missionaries and will have curios on ~!splay. Every· one Is invited by Paswr . Rev. 0. H. Cart. 11-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 9, 1968 Missionaries to Speak Sunday At Danville Mainly About People In PCimeroy and Mrs. James Bearhs, is con. Migrant Worker Expert Brings Sunday Message "· • (Technicolor) B'nnk Sinatra, Dean Martin Also Cartoons speaker. 1 Miss Sisler Is on furlough after two terms of service In the Philippines. Her work has been teaching in Bible schools on Luoon and Mindanao. She lined to hls home, Flatwoods illness. ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS LOAFERS are welcome ••• especially wllen . . aa011111'tasthese -.t school with hand-otlldlod tl1ey front .....,,, Really puts them o1i thehooorroiR And how they wear too. dell is director of tommunica· ELLEN GRIMM lion and migrant ministry of the Ohio CouncU of Churches. Miss Ellea Grimm, a IJ'&d· As a member of !be Govern· aale of the Georgeann ~cad· or's Cemmittee on Migrant La· omy of Hair Deslgu, Joe. of bor, he works with Protestant, l'iffin, bas aeeepled employRoman Catholic, Jews and ment widl Pratt's Beauty Sa. government ugencles to help lon in Middleport, Miss meet the needs of !be migrant Grimm Is the daughter of agricultural workers in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Grimm Originally from Lincoln, Neb. I he received his ministerial ~asoo, W. Va. !raining at Wayne State Uni· versily in Detroit, the eonege of Wooster, Ohio, and Prince-~ ton, New Jersey. In 1951 be taught English in a French college near Lyons, France, tbeo served as a u. s. Army Chaplain In Japan and Korea during !be Korean War, He was . a Mrs. Donald Hicks presenled statiOn th study lesson en 8 woman f 1 newscaster for radio • WXYZ. In Detroit and for the th: Bible, "Miriam," the prop~past sJX. years has been pastor etess, when the Loyal Pals of the Fl!"st Presbytenau church Class of the Church of Christ at Troy, M~ch. met Monday evening at the Besides his work _with ml- home of ,the president, Mrs. grant~ Mr. Pende~l u also re- Pearl Reynolds. sponstble lor helpm~ up-grade Devotions were presented by !be _qua!lly of religion:" . braad· Miss Frances Roush who used ca~!Jng m Ohio and edJlmg the . the theme, "Gentiles Receive Ohio. Chru!Jan News. the Spirit." During the business Filling the pulpit Sunday, Feb. session the group voted to conlJ wiU be Mr. Joho White, lay- tinue its project seUing wicker rna!' of !be Alexander Presby· baskeis. lerian Ch~cb. The recently The !Rev. and Mrs. Donald elected officers Will be ordam- Hicks were presented with gilts ed and installed on SUnday Feb. of hand-knitted slippers for :10 at D:30 a. m. by the Rev. being named the ''Volentine Leonard ~clntire, General Pres- Couple of 1966 _., The traveling prize WBS wan by Mrs. Alice . byler of ogan. I. Sunday School follows t he Robeson and the door prize , worship serv1ces at 10:30. The · · : public Is Invited. Hwas awarded to MJSI Mildred 1 aw1ey · The valentine theme was , , I earried out in the table decorations which featured a heartshaped cake encircled with a f bear! replica and decoraled I riC a with carnations. White tapers : Theodorus CouncD, Dangh· were used to complete the settm or America, mel In regu-lting, The table was covered , lar session Monday evening at with a red net cloth over while. ,the JOOF haU, with Dean BIIJ'Jlo Mrs. Robeson presided at the Iitz, councilor, presiding, silver coffee service for the I It was reported tbat Ferne dessert course served by the i Roush has a broken onkle re- bosless. e<>ived In a falL Helen Baer, , Ellzilbeth Campbell and Mar· uty and she Is to contact Cora I garet Seidenabel are borne from Beegle, dining room chairman. hospital. Giadya CUckler is lm· The Buddy Starcher show provlng. Mrs. Campbell told of s:>onsored by District 13 Past a Jetter receive!l from Ethel Councilors on February 25, ot Smith saying she jlad been the Pomeroy High School audlquite IU. torium was announced, and A communication was read members are asked to make from Edith Wokeiy, dlstrlcl dep- candy to be sold at the sbow. uty, concerning the district nl· A ooclai hour was enjoyed wheo ly to be held March 3t at Pom- gumes were played lllld prizes l PrOY IOOF hall. Tickets for a' awarded. ! dinnor which will be held at llhe l"ederaled church at 5:30 i p.m. are $1.75 and reservations i Mrs. Albert Burkhart return· ed to her borne, Clarksville, Ind. after spending !be past ten days with her father, John Frick. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mil· ler, daughter Marilyn and aon, Thomas of Columbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas. Past·or's W1'fe Gives Lesson for Class Study Mrs. Henry Bentz and Mrs. William Nease of Racine were recent guests of Mrs. Bentz'• mother, Mrs. Edilh Teaford. Harold Tealurd of Middleport and John Wayne Teaford of Pomeroy visited Friday, witb their mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford. Miss Mary Hill and nephew, were weekend guests of her Michael Jones of Coi!llllbus parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. llill. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Nease and family of Nease Seltlement vis1ted Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HilL Allen Dill is spending a few days with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Bearbs and sons. 8·99 Widths A, B, C, D & E Complete Selection of Poll Ptrrot Sho" For Boys & Girls 1 -.. NEW SHIPMENT HARD TO GET Women's Club T0 Sponsor Girl Delegate Pions were made to send a • Middieport Hlgb school girl to i S -•- ha Buckeye Girls' State in June l arge,... ve and to conduct the Heart Fund , Dinner Guest• Drive this month by the Mid- I Mr. and Mrs. George Sar· dieport Business and Proles- gent, Chester, had as dbmer sional Club Tuesday eveAing. iguests Sunday evening, Mr. and Members mel at !be Martia lMrs Roger Gaul and Roger U Restauranl for dinner with the of Sumner; Mr. and Mrs. Rod· business meetiflg and program oey Gaul, Belpre: and Mr. following in the social room of and Mrs. Edward Murphy and the Columbus and South..-a Pamela Sue, Tuppers PlalDI. Ohio Electric Company. The birthdays ef Mrs. Rot~er Mrs. Grace Pratt, president, Gaul, !'Bmela Sue Murpby and welcomed three new members, !George Sargent were observed. , Mary Kunzelman, Helen Hand- I A large birthday L'8ke with . ley 6lld Dorinda Wilson. Mra. i"Happy Blrlhdsy, Chloris Geor· ILarry Baker gave a lllumclali' ge and Pamela" was 'IIBI'Ved 1 report and announced a bake WJth the dinner. sale to be held Saturday, Feb. · 12 at the Tri·Lustre Cl""""'s In DAUGIITER BORN · Middlepurt. · Mr. and Mra. Larry Wolfe ! Mrs. John Werner aald club (Deloret Kroeutar) II. Racine will lake oharge of ar• IIDDOUJJCing !be birth of a 1 members the Heart Fund Drive Sunday, 6 lb. 7 oz. daugbter, Laren Mae, Feb. 20 In Middleport. The at Holzer Hospital Monday Jl'ebj group also voted to sponsor • ruary 7. Grandpareata ~ Mr • high school girl to Buckeye and Mrs. Hlllon Wolfe and : Girls' Stale In June. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter of : Mrs. Werner, Civic Partlcl· clne. Mr. and Mrs. Ben S8l.ser ration chairman, also present- and Mrs. Mae Wolfe otll ~~~~~ ed a short program on the com· Mrs. Harry Byers, 0 j mlttee concerns. Mrs. Janet and WiiUam Bierly ol Norweod , Kom, public relations chair- Iore IfNI lf8DC[parenis. 'lbe 1man. co~ucted a series ol Wolfeo al10 bave a BOD, Keat, •games wtth prlzea awarded to 2Z months. I winners. ---i PerinsyJvanla produces more maple syrup than Vermont or GIVE DINNER SUNDAY any New Enaland alate. Mr. and Mrs .. Jamet Bearhl ' entertained with a dlnner SUD- A Hltlt • tnown falrllfOUJlds day, at their hnme, Plallronda. track near~. Pe., wu Present 'were Alleu Din, Mr. !be lnsplralioll lor 8 te and Mrs. <.'harles Wtldermutb en P'o!!ler'l famNJI ''CalllljiiDn lind daughters, Sandra, Kathy Racet." j aud Teresa and Mr. 11111 Mn. ---'l'lmothJ and• rtti~B:•~-~ i ., 111-llW 1111 i ! 1 1 TELEVISION 21 inch and 25 inch ' . J • MASON FURNITURE "3·5592 Hennen Grete Meaon, W. Ve. Mr: 1 1...,.__________..,..____________, =Ill IIIII -, WESTERN STYLE JEANS For Men & toy• MIXING BOWLS Blue and Black. Sanfor• Stock Up AI This Special Low Price/ lzed 100% cotton twill wllb zipper fly and all BOYS 6to 12) FRDZER PAPER Newest protective poly. ethylene wrapping. For refrigerators aod home lnHers. 18 lnebes wide, BOYS (14t018l $3.49 110 feet tona. MENS 29to38 $3.98 Solol Just 4, RCA VICTOR $4t... . GENERAL ELECTRIC RECORD II.AYER $17.25 AUTOMATIC BREAD TOASTERS Chrome plated steel for lasUng beauty. Snap out erumb tray for easy cleaning. Beautiful modern de- Automatle portable ...ord player, play• on sPeed reeordl, fam01111 . RCA Victor "Goldea Throat" Sound. Salt aign. Kodachrome II Film For Color Slides Sale! Notions Items Daylight or blue flashNo. KR 135 - 20 e~p~~~­ ure- Sale. Housewares Dept. 1st Floor eJumbo Garment Bags- Ail Vinyl e Over The Door Hangera - Holds 10 garments e Bushel Baake~ Unera - Set of 2 Non Skid Floor Runnen - 9' long x 27" wide e Unen Bap - Pacia'e of 2 zippered bags "Fold Out" Laundry Dryers - attached over the e e •1.49 ll5c Pomllr SID COLGAn TOOTH PAS'It door e Paper Bag Racks - Stores dozens of paper bag• ezippered Blanket Bags -Jumbo size holds 3 blanketa e Ladies Shoe Bags - Holds 6 pairs of aboes eunt Remover- New jumbo size. e Magnetic Clothespin Bap - Heavy eauge vinyl e Wall Mirror with Tray- Large size Your Cholet 67c lk Ctobmtrt loUIIuot TALCUM POWDER lloda by Co)Jote-Palmollve Co. Blf 10 ounoe - . Sole SALE! $465.00 KODAK SOUND end 16 MM Denial eream wltb Ill· doL Sale. 88c 68c MOVIE PROJECTOR Demonstrator - complete with speaker - utra reel - easy to operate - compact. Solo PriH '348· tt.IO Got Sot HAIR SITTING 00 ror o . $1.16 SUS 014 fploe Alllb11 (10 to 18)111 white IR~gularly 49c a p~ll'-3 COLOGNE fOR . MEN plln for $1.451 $J-1 9 ~* m•~""""• I!Cilope of llutot quali!J., , . _ Old flpJeo 11'01111. Ill• ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT 93a · SHANMONT AGILON NYLON STOCKINGS llmall, modlum and Jarp. stretell Seemleu - •Ill· KITOIN tiRtYTOWIS lou- DeW colora belp and taupe. •1·00 ..... 0 lovely JutiDf lit, Sale OUR "DAVIS 4D'' SUPER CUSHION FOOT SOCKS polro fw ' LOTION udebJ~ • ECIAL SALE PRtC& a.eeks, Plaldt, 8lripel 3 •1·90 .... .,..,,,i ..... f6r ELECTRIC KNIT WIIIT PIRDATOIS ' P..U.hed aluminum with -~~· l'ulb' ••tolllllle. • ••• ..WOiietom . , ' 39c•Plfr Ol!'l!lfe •6.49 . .' " . ' II THIIPTYI IAVI ~lofYeur!Sil•tiP. I • ,·."\!' ,'' ,• i "P.:'l..e,.o . 0 ~U'l~ 1(> . ll!~ • 'II" .P t -I~' ~ !' .. r;,,u 0$1~ Tu JlelpMIIIJa :4,_ '% ~ 3 1.• ----~---~-----r-----------,..-'!it'1.' POMER6v;wODLsiOfn. oHIO tHURSQAY, fEBRUARY 10. 196:6 FM. ~ ;' Health Authorities Seek Control of Rabies Spread IORW Mlnorvo Coldollop ' ~.98 '" uarantine ..... 99c sizes and lengthl. 3 NO. 24$ I Quort ltolnlou Stotl The new colors Include Burgundy, Wheat, Light ·e.n ttne e --"'!P""-----------------:---:.....-.o...:--· ... icL xVIl SPECIALl tUS Plans were made lor a study caurse directed to adults and youths during Lent at a meeting of the Board of Trustees and the Sessien of the First United Presbyterian Church Monday evening al the Middleport church. A contrlbulion was made to the Presbyterian Synod ef Ohio for youth work, Presbylerlan bomes, and cily and induslrlal work. The study course to be beid during Lent wiD begin Feb. 26. The Installation and ordination of elders, deacons, deacon· esses, and trustees was announced for Sunday Feb. 20. The Rev. Howard Ru:ppelt announced district .meetings to be held at McArthur Wa1ver·ly and Moweryslown Feb. in connection with the national goal of raising $50,000,000, for the ministry at home and abroad, seminaries, and depressed area work. He also announced an European tour lor !be study of Protestant heritage to be spunsored for senior high youth by the Synnd of Ohio. The Ohio group will leave C. lumbus July 18 lor a tour ~ EA'::"s::~. countries, ' I ~ ~are~to~be=-~m:a~~e~wl~th:'-:lbe:.:dep•"'iiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ ------- "SPURS" AdUItS, yOUth S ObJ'ective of Planned StUdy 1 !lturdlly made. Buffed and varnished finish. Bread baskets, waste paper bal· kets, !lower and !roll baskets, handled servins baskets, mail baskets and miniature clothes baskeb. rlip Hugging IJy , • I •, Deeotetf To 'I'M lrlle;ufl t)l BASKETS 1 Mrs. Mlll')' E. Ohlinger re- 1 turned home Tuesday evening, from Ketlering Memorial Hospital where she has been a pa· tl•nt for the past week, and Is improving. · D1nner WIll . hi' hf H19 1g ' D'sf • R II Y to Slim Fit Mrs. Maxine Arnold and ghter, Susanna were In Hartlurd, W. Va. Sunday, to attend th• funeral of Mrs. A. K. MeClung. :i...=====•••-=•----•.1 Open Friday Til 9 P.M. WILLOW •• l MAKE ·EL1E1FELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER Timothy Bearbs, son of Mr. There will be missionary ser· vices at the Danville Pilgrim HolineS! Church Saturday, Feb. 12 at 7:30 p. m. with Miss Janice Scott, a registered nurse on furlough from N<>rthem Rhodesia (now Zambia!, Afri- "If 1 Were Not 1, was the ca, as the speaker. sermon topic If !be Rev. DonAlso, there will be missionary 1aid Pendell of Columbus at services al 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 1the Sunday morning worship p.. m. on Sunday, Feb. 13 w1th service at the Syracuse Firsl MISo! Flora Belle Slater as Presbyterian Church. Rev. Pen1 SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY FEB. 13·14·15 "~A~RIAGE ON THI ' ROCKS" • 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 9, 1966 spears