http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1937775e5423f4e0668d7bfd757cdfb7.pdf b6e4860eefa76522f4d05727934b37aa PDF Text Text ·~· Katz Ln ·MHS ( Once rt· Kindergarten Pupt.,s E'xchange 7,800 vI { ·:: :y BEULAH JONES the hauntingly beautiful meto- 1sity, ta pu~n.·• .;~.Katz. ' ' ,.. ,· •. teport lngh School stu-l.dies by Franz Liszt, "Sonnetto .I The concert 1.Fw~. · ·Ill: arranged " • '' 1 L h M wm R ssell .,nts beard George Katz, con-I del Petrarca No. 104," and " a:tbi'Oug r.,, . I am u ' cen : mnist of Ohio University' Campanella." Brought back .for blgh SCbOOf\ tprmclpal and band )londay morning at a •pee~al l an encore by the students, Mr. director, wu Jponsnred by asse.mbly in the 'igh school Katz clo•ed the program with ~ MJd4l Band Boosters •uciitorium. ·"Miller's Dance," by do Falla. A~tl ' , MT. Katz, professor of piano, Mr. Katz recently completed Other fi'081'":""' also have I presented five numbers in a a tour ot Europe where he per- i been arranged for the studentsj brilliant style in a discussion- ~ formed in Switzerland, France 1durll!Ci the achool year, A num· progr.1 m 1v11e of conrert in and Germany. He plans another : ber ';11 restdents o£ the comwhi ;·h he · desrrtbed the num- concert tour abroad this year DJUnlty attended lba concert. , bm 2 nd the slolry involv•d. ! and will be accompanied by . ~rs. Russell and the Band MISS KAYLOR . be his wife. an ar•comphsbed votee Boosters are to be commended b T:e f:rst drwo 1"~~ .. g~~.';~ i teacher. who will study while , for their efforts In presenting iy m 1~~~3 f:to~\~ ~f eft mermaid, !there. · t~e oppo.rtunity of hearing the and "Srarbo" Both wree play- : Miss Judy Butcher, highest 10 performance of arueen eu with a fluid mr~vrment. 1'he .of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher, a Usts such as Mr. Katz and oth· propcam also fe:lur':<l_two . ".f_sludentof_p:ano atOh., Umqer· , ers. MASON - Miss Rhonda Kay----() r b 15 '966 lor a sophomore at Wahama H-Doily St'nti~r_e_I.__I'omeroy·Middlep~ ·• ·e · · : ' 0 Hcgh School, was crowned Val- Sophomore is ecJ Q Crown At Wahama dau~bt~r .BYFGroups H fd J ' t 0 om ' Sunday SerVICe . .I .' • ,., . sh . I p rt' Ap:O:!!:et~~n ~~- .;, ?! Mrs~ N!~!n lines were exchanged Monday ger. Susanne Wise waa a ll'r. lllil !ifrs. !II'IISOII , _ lll'intmlllt. and Mr. and Ml'S. s.m Arnold. Allred Gloeckner ot CaDIOII Gordon Fisher returned to speat the weekend with bls- =~·!'::·~~~~S:~.:~: ·eod ·wlth his parents, Mr. and In the morning and afternoon of her sister, Jennifer Mra. MiBIII Fisher, kindergarten claasea taught tiY pat'ly. The deoorated "4~:1 Mra, Enleat Harris· was a Mrs. ·Pearl Reynolda in the boll was mada by Mrs. Saturday ovem)gbt and Sunday Middleport schools. and was made In the replica dinner guest If Mr. and Mrs. The morning clagses had a a drum decorated with Muon !Fisher and family. vAlentine pst1y with all the bearls. Each child had Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grue•er "lrlinmlng•" Including valen- a valentine sack to take spent Saturday evening with tine cookies, milk and valen- "treasure•" home. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher tine candles mada by the room- The valentine bax for the and helped Mrs. Ernest Harris mothers. Making the cookies ternoon class wu an celebrate her birthday. lc e were Mrs. Jack Coleman and 1one made of wood in the cream and cake were served Mrs. Roscoe File. lea of the old fashioned during the evening. Other mothero attending and house. Itwoa.constructed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher reassistin~ wer• Mrs. William late grandlathet· of Becky turned to Htll\llngton, W. Va, logl01, Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mrs. lett, and waa decorated Sanday evening, alter spending Roscoe Wise, Mrs. Kenneth Wil· ~~J:; ~-SCZ)'IL tbe weekend at tbeJr home, Other mothers helping rtlreshmenls were Mrs. Walburn, Mrs. Gary Wa!llan:d, II Mrs. Charles Winebrenner, Mrs. ctoru-les Blllllh and Mrs. PhUllp Eas· t Letart WSCS M eets · e· 1!:'m:'~~~a:bc:;;-::,~ ~ Earl Mossman apent lht weekend In Palnlsville, Ky; with Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb Painter and family and wu accomp. . led home by Mrs. Mot!sman who open! the week with the Paint· ers. Mrs. Donald Hauck aad Mrs. Leroy Watson 'Wffe In SpeDcer, W. Va. last Wedn01day, to attend the funeral of their uncle, George Miller. Mr. and Mrs. David McGhee .e l Columbus were overnight guests Sunday of her sister and brother-in-law, l!lr- aod llfrl. :;z' • ' .. .. , Mainly About People In I ·' · ·· '· pcmeroy ' Troop 185 Gt'rls Plan Attend ·· · · 5 R d , • · • Guaranteed by HOO¥W, The Ohio River c:reated In Pomeroy at 4 a. m. toda1 at 47.5 It, one loot above flood stage, but dua to rainfall throughout the night, a ...,ond ra:se of about an Inch was reported late thio morning. Merchants, however, were Informed not to be alarmed by the additional rainfall unless it persists. No Pomeroy businesses were forced to evacuate their premises because of tbe flood· lng. Colder weather, with no rain, meanwhile wa• forecast In the Valley. The highway betwee• Sycamore and Lynn-sis was covered with water this l{iornlng and It • Ask obout tho ottoci!O menta that make thft '~ Hoover a real 2 In l 1i~ cleaner. · : the greatest nome iR floor care. · .. .-' Stt the ~empleN line of Hoonr Uprlght1 Conveft&L and Porttble Swetpen, Sweeper Atttcnmtntt tnd Bqa In the Drapery department, tht Hoover '-4D Drying Washer In the Furniture department On the Main floor. Housew1r11 cltpertment. Stttm end Dry Irons, T011ttn, Can Optnen, Fry Pans, lllclnt Knivfli, Ptrcoletora and Hair Dryll'l. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY r. l · MAKE YOUR DREAMS COI~E TRUE M DURING OUR WINTER SALE Luco-Luxlll y Bradbury PTA Js P/annt'ng Talent Show 1 M£1GS TH£ATR£ $1.99 w. "----===--==,.::::i:===== ) s4.75 I I I D!EP TONES I .I CABIN LADAI WOOD PAIEUNQ PAINT ROLLER COVER MISS AMERICA sac LOAFERS S2.87 ' ,. .. -- · -· ~- · - ·--·- ----- .. Bank Services EASf TERMS ... WE PAY 4% MANY MORE VALUES Sale Continues Until Saturday, March 19th l1alional Abitibi t HARDBOARD PANELING 4' X 8' X li" SHEET Rldl ton• !hot HI tile pace for udtln1 .-.e-.;. Jng IdeaL Enhance ~our bomo willo lletul)' • Alode111 - . Banquet • Teen-ager • Um'nj'Ured • • R. Sci'oto's Sand, I tomorrow! CHERRY "'-'·~· OAK ,.,-.. WALNUT~ You Don't Need Cash OPEN A IILD-A-COUNT Nothing ~n Pay As Unle AI $5.(111 Monthly THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK co~ '. ""'ve. 'W .POMEROY ' ·~ ' 1'al er Reserve • i He inti hli oeeoDtl wife, ney, Middleptrl; Leonard Riffe, noll< Nllde .. . In '"" - MineraiJle. . ''!'"~"'~ (Ccldi!metl ,OD !liP. t.) DfocUrpl - Na: -Artanne, . Phon" WY2-3193 111d WY2-3679 Mrs, w....se of Gravel Hold • • Svracuse Dies The Department Store Of Building Since 1915 DMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Speaker fOr 0£ M'ddleport 9• Today . 1 ON SAVINGS ..' Howard Byers WORLD THE SHOE BOX ' ?5 .... SAVE TIM£, TROUBLE BRUSH AppJicatiOns •' For Park Job Man JRVI"ted •- oi l 75 and FOOTWORK! i Car Accident \ 15.75 ralalall lhranghont the night all the W81 upriver to Wheeling. But II appeared not enough to be concerned over. The river was receding Ibis monlng at a rate of one-tenth of a loot an hour at Marietta and even at a more rapid pace above. Meanwhile, high water confin. ued to force vehiele5 to lake 10 • the rural roads thronghout the ; county. School remained closecj at Riverview Elementary 1 Pomeroy VIllage and bl Southern LocaL Colder Weather Coming, Ohio River Still Falling Announced UGtrr TONEI 19 BANK BY MAIL - 1 S5·!! $:;e traffic through the area had been stopped. Officla!J said traffic along Eagt MaJn.st in the Pomeroy business district IN HIGH WATER - Splashing through the water along Main·al appeared to be a was maintained until Tuesday treat for these Pomeroy boys who had plenty of time to browse around Tuesday since evenillt!. _. ted ~ebool classes had been dismissed. - Sentinel Photo . ., Pomeroy Police Chief J e d Appllcations wu1 "" accep • ' ' I :: ' b rted 1he 1 ddlli0081 URtll March 15 lor the three' I· ·' , 1 1 • . .· I. " •· · • 1 We ater repo month position of Middleport TRAFFIC MOVING - High water on Ea at Maln-st at the Intersection of Sycamore· raise of one-tenth. of • loot Recrealioa Director the Recre11 didn't stop motorists traveling untu late Tueaday afternoon. Here Is a scene taken came between I:30 and 10 •· m. atioo Commissloo ~ded Tues· from near the Meigs Theatre at 2 p.m. as ve htcles continued to travel the street. - Sen- this mormng. ,day aight. . 23 tine! Photo. Shermaa R. Ford al Lock Council the lllghl before auth· =::.:~~---------------~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; In Apple Grove oald the river orized on recommendation of •!llll!iibl IGWWE liM~.:•~ I there. had bee. ttatlonary at tbe ~mission, combining the 146.8 SlJICe. I a. m. Ford said the jobs In previous years of ponl FIVE-DAY FORECAST water spilllng out of the Kan· rector Into one this year paying I By United Pr.., Intet'llllllonal above fiood stage on Tuesday, Cross in a hoteL awha River bas beea holding nd reatioa di· . · II' d TemperaiiU'et are expecte the Oh' 0 b k lver toward manager 8 rec Ohio River Valley restdents only a few secondary streets Pomeroy reported ''Just a .. to average near oonnal dar· Lock ~ ac upr $350 per ~nth. , looked to the skies today as were undor water. Witb any lie water" oa the main street IDI the aell ftve dayo, Nor- Lock · fflcl1 11 id th Pay of life guards wu rStsed rain apread over the area and break from the weatherman all at the upper end of the business 0 mal blgho aad Iowa are C. ea ere "" from 6ll ctnfll por hour to ihreatened to send the big river the water was expected to be se<tion but all stores and busilumlnts fe.:IS, Cleveland 35-*1, and the head llfegua~d, who wdl even more over its banka. off the streets within 24 hour9. nesses W@fe able to remaio aod CincbutaU tt-!2. Minor serve _as assistant director, wUl Light rain fell through the Schools Closed open. The crest passed Pamer. temperalure clntngeo for the be Plltl $1.25 per hour. aigbl but at mid-morning Its Schools in Marietta and 1oy at 47.5 feet, a loot above period. Preclpllalloll wDI ..,. Pool admlsalo, rateo havt t0 Blv 'noticeable effect bad been \ Washington County remained Iflood stage. ear u nlll alii IIIIOW aorlll I oot been changed from last to slow down the rate of fall at closed for the third straight day I Pomeroy's sister city, Middleand nlo lOUth olmost dolly, year. The19ti6 appropriation ap- Marietta and Pomeroy, wbere today but weco expected to re- Iport, on much higher ground, proved last month by council the Ohio had already crested open Thursday. .xperienced no problems at aiL 1 111 . , EWZI 1 •~ JflS (9r operatinn of the ponl and at about a loot above flood Aboul 311 families in the Mari· At Gallipolis, the river stood P'8l'k Wll $1,!110. That aum mge. ietta area were forced from at 41.5 eet al 8 a.m. & was "'' Funeral services for Howard apprmdmat.. the omOIIIIl tak.. Down river, Middleport, Gal· their homes by high water. lng slowly toward flood stage :.\. Byers, 58, Mill-st. Middle- 111 st the ponllast sunvner, and Hpolls, Portsmouth .S. Cincinnati Most went to stay with relatives I of 52 let But there were hope• port, who died early thls mom- !he amount spent to operate It, remained high & dry for most anri friends and about 10 famil· flood stage would never be rea· COLUMBUS (UP[) - The Ohio Supreme Court today IS 1ng at the Galllpolls Medical m:tudlng maintenance and re- part and W•ather Bureau was ies were housed by the R• Iehed. The city 1ts•lf Is on brgb bpheld the death sentences Imposed upon three men for Center, will be held Saturday at pours. predicting little or no flooding. ground but. ou~ly1ng areas wata Hamilton County murder and set their execution date 2 p. m. at the Rawlings. Coats Minor repairs to the ""?' But continued rain or snow ched the rrver s progress closofor March 18. Funeral home with the Revs. were planned. A water founalm could change the piclure abruptIS ly. The three men scheduletl to dle In the Ohio PenltenHoward Ruppel! a11d Donald near Diamond No. I will be re- ly. The town of Vinton In Gallio tlary'o electric chair here are Eugene Swiger, Curbs A. The annual !ath..- and son Hicks offielatlng. Burial will he paired and a prolwlonal ·type The crest of the rivor was counly was threatened b1 Bellamy and Elmer Glen Miller. They were convicted of banquet of Pomeroy Lodge No. In Riverview Cemelery. horseshoe court will be buill reported somewhere between• ID rising waters from Raccooa beating Mrs. Emma Ausling, 76, to death during a robbery 164 Free and Accepted Masons He was son of the late Lew- through contributions of I be Pomeroy, where 11 passed at Creek but no evacuations wert of her farm home near Loveland In Hamilton County on • will be held at the Pomeroy is v. and Ella snyder Byer•. Hemer Bakery Co. and TIDy's 4 a.m., and Gallipolis. where It reported. May 5, 1963. Masonic Templo at 6:30 p. m. He was a member of the K of P Foodland. was expected early Thursday. Optimism ExprtSsed ·-.-------~~~ Mrs. Auating, a widow, suffer- Monday, February 21. There Lodge, and had worked for the Applications for psrk direclor rn Marietta, where the river I At Portsmouth. tbe lower I ed a severe beabng by two men will be entertainment after the Stansbury Drug Company from should be mailed to the Recre· crested at juat over two feet I A Montgomery,. W. Va .. teen- JMirtron of . S. 52 b01dmg west who broke Into her home and banquet. Master Masons, their 1926 to 1942, ond for Rollor's atlon Commission at Town Hall -- - - - · ager escaped ser:ous m)ury to Cincinnati remained un~ attempted to force h..- to tell sons and adopted sons are urg. Drugs from 1942 lo the present. Middleport. Trslnlng and 01· UNIT CALLED wh<on the 1956 model car he was water but the upper portion wat: them the combination ed to attend. He was manager of the Roller perlence In physical education Middleport E-R unit men call- ~ driving got out of control and Iopen to traffic In b ot!l her safe. Tiekels at $1.50 may be ob- Drug store the past few years. and other personal data sheuld ed at 3:50 a. m. today, remov- went over a 6t1 foot embankment diroctions. Admlla Parliclpatloa I tained from the ticket comml~ Survivors lnclnde his wife, Syl· be Included, satd CmnmissioA ed carl Manley, Beach-st. to on the Jenny Watt Hollow Road i Th• river stood at 50.3 feel She dted May 0 In the Our \ tee consisting of J. Edw. Fost- via; 8 sister, Mrs. James (Ru· Chairman David Ohlinger, Veterans Memorial Hospital as Tuesday mo;nmg !and was expected to crest lt In Lady of Mercy Hospital. The er, Sr .• Archie C. Swartz, and by) Lewis, Columbus; an uncle, a medieal patient i· ;he Meigs County Sber- 153 feel three feet above flood Immediate cause of death Dale E Smith Ray c Byers Racille and LOCAL TEMPS ,11' flepartment reported Hu- lstage, on Thursday. Ligbt rabl. a massive blood clot in her Or. Atphus Christensen, several· causin;, ' Veteran• Memorial Hospital iberl M. Settle suffered a bump fell through the aigbt. • lungs. president of Rio Grande college Friends may call at the lull- The temperature ln Pome- Admlssloos - Norman Wood, on hrs head. He was taken to 1 ----~t MUler, a tenant of Mrs. Aust.- will be the speaker on the tople, eral home a!ter 4 p, m Thurs- lroy's buainess district at 11:05 Harrisonville: Mollie Talbott, Dr. John Rrdgway '" Pomeroy lng, and Swiger, were "Now Hear This." day . 1 1a.m. today was 4t degrees, UD· Portland: Ethel Phelps, Pome- lfor trea~ent . In Los Angeles on May 30. Sgt. Pierca D. MCCreedy of 1c1er rainy lkl... roy: Rose Bond, Maoon. Sbenff s depuhes sard the ae· LUOIIIANA INDI A -VICE following day ln a the OSP, in charge of Gallipolis CLUB TO MEET Dlsebarges - Charles Karro~ "dent occurred LS mrles south ' conlitrsalion with Post will show ·a motion pic· • Sr., Pomeroy; Jamos ol Rt 124 at Dorcas. The car 1 1 Preslden! ~=..::·toH'::.hr:. County ofltclals Swiger,_ lure on driver education if lhe The TwiR City Shrine Club . MEETING CANCELLED Gallipolla: Katie HOod, Idriven by Settle came to 8 stop Dew::;" discuaa the VIet Nam moat of the talking 881d film is available. Sgt McCree- will meet Thunday at 7:30 p. ~e meeting of the Board _of roy ; John Bentz, Pomeroy: Mrs. J•g•mst a large tree. The auto::. and get a frrsl • band look he and Miller took part In dy !"ill give a talk on the same m. There will be 1 busi!!O~ Trtlstees of Veterano Memorial Clem Smolenski and daughter, mobtle was heavrly damaged. at the Indian food crisis. He robbery. He also subject shoold the fUm be un- meeting only, Prealdeat Phil Hospital tcbeduled for tonight Pt Pleasant: Jack Baxter, MidCOLUMBUS tUPI) was erpected to announce a re- Bellamy. avallabl-::e·~------:,: W:,:ill::ia::m=so::n::_:a::n=o::unced=::·_· n _ _.:..::h::as~been::.....:•:::a:::nce:::ll:.ed::....----dl~epo ~rt_______ Miller admitted the truth of · "" permeable sand and gravel .ld U tin of S 1ump n · · · s · • teme Is ''!Silimcony 1 I In contr..t to his lukewarm wtger sta n ' ~ the Scioto River Valley hold • . reception in KarachJ, Pakistan, lu the trial abowed. 1 untapped reservoir of 1.5 b Humphrey was cheered and When the prlaoners were gallons of ground water a J a state Natural Resources welcomed as he arrived at larned to Hamllto~ ~=;I Ludblana, abnul llO mUea all tbree .took part m .81 oorlheut of New Delhi. The ~pe-reoorded lnterrogalron durvlce president 18 acbeduled to rng which each recounted meet India'• Prime Mlnl¥er, part In the robbery. Mrs. Jndlro Gandhi, In tbe Blames Eacb 001er .... capital Thursday. CrGWds lin- Swiger blamed the healing on 1ng the route from the airport Bellamy and Bellamy blaml!(l 11 this Punjab city broke into It on Swtaer. In a third ~~ ;: •heers as Humphrey t1 r o ' e recording, Bellamy apln Urrough arthes decorated with milled his psrt In the crime wolcomlbi a~&n~. ISwiger. ad blamed the beaiiDC SWtifr. CINCJNNA'n, OIDO - DR, ---Samuel H. Sheppard II expected to be present when the WF.ATHER u. S. Supreme Court bNrs oral argumeata IIIli week In Walb- Rti!I eloaqt•a II iii!DW 1ng1o11 OD bfa appeal rita, ... eolder , The Ill! U, 8. Clrcull ~ of 1J.b ~ Appelll bert 'l'ueadaJ 11~ blm Ia ad. pel'lllluloD lo mU:e. llit ~---The former ~ . . . .,_, ............ Pltb'o boDt1 Hl(tllro!a b1m '11 N- · Mldp .. : - - • ' ....,..,_ , •. mahlin Ohio; ...... ~·lhe A6ttillalora L!rl . ~ Death Ruling Sustained by Higher Court ?r 1 • o.t::. River Falling Again Slowly From Marietta to Wheeling • Powerful, bon bto• ing equipped motor for long ltfe and 1T011ble free service. • I Birthday is Observed at Open House _,.b ~ nch Ad ed to rest ·nw a& f. _V_O_L-XV_I_I-N0--.-25-2------------~·------~~~~y~~~~~~===.-OH~O~----~w=~~~=~ . A~Y~.~~~B~RU~AA~Y~16~.~19~M:----------- With • It beats. ot it 1WitpS1 •' '• H'~:_~' ~a~ ,_,.To Tla.lntlrw" 01 !'Mil.,....,. :4NI Allen cloans .•. -uy deep-cleana lllfl4- till~ .:010 Ill oil 0 Daughters f 1,, "*""'""-=·---4 Rrit.hCiass :~:: o~ue;~id:! !:ning~c~~~ AttheChurch :'C::·:Scb-e!in110~tb~;; I Around And 4 daugrter of Mr. and Mrs. Wen- : The Eaat Letart w.s.c.s. with chocolate hearls. JlnDller I1·. $ M Kaylor, Letart, Rhonda' met at the church Feb. 8, wltb Wise brought a .tree which wu About ~ ee ts Monday .dell w... secorted by Dale RollinS. 10 members atten<!lng, The decorated with paper heart• lor M'ddl rf I Miss Nelle Bing was hostess . The winner, chosen by re· ~eeting opened by~: the party. I·' I eoo to the Daughters of 1Mb class eeiving the greatest number of If Jesus Goes With Me, Valentines were erchangod . . · ol the United Methodist church ·voles is secretary-treaurer of reading of Psalm 121 and pray- and refreshments were served Jun:o r and .sen"" ,H\P • Paul Gerard, stud•nl at Ohio Monda afternoon at her Un- :th• S~ hOOlore Class, cheerlead-er by Mrs. Pete Shields. by the roommothers In the eleut till' PornNo\ fust H,lpttst. UmvJrsttl'. n~centlv ~pent the . . y p b f p Cl b G'trls' Mrs William Fox the presi· mentary arades 1o the· after. · · · . · , · : h. l'on-av borne. er, mem er o ep u , · • e• ··hurl'h nwt tn JOint se~smn s~mester break w1th IS par· AU·' 1. A · t' d em dent presided over the busj. noon 1 1 1 G . ue1c ssoc1a10nan am • · SLind[l~ •· llf'mng at 1Iw c •urt 1. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Char es er- 'l'tle meeting, m charge of t.er of the Broad Run EUB ness meeting during which the Pra.\ t'l' b.v Wa~·ne Barnhart ard. Mrs. Frank Stewart, president, Ch h nominating committee gave ita •.•P•' ""d tht- nwt!ting. Nancy ~ M . C R Neighborgall has ' opened with Psalm 23 in uni- ;;hcer.s competing for the title report of officers for the cmn-Cn'l·nh•t>. Pl"•IZI'~on lea.der .. had. ~ rs.ed .to iJer hum~ in Hunf. ISon, followed by devotions by , were Jo Thompson a senior ing year. l~1!' t1~:r tnp.IC'.' "TI~~ISf .:'rho Were i ~~~g~~~ .. W V(l. after having;Mrs. Stewart who read John . t Iescorted by Willia~ Bird, and Mrs. Gerald Hayman _had the ~t>nt A :-;~_11 . . DJ~<>agreement sent the pa!it month with her ~ several excrep~ from the llle ;Jr.anelte Miller, a Junior, es- progr~m for the worship serv· at Antioch.' \Hl~ JlH' SP ntrd _by ' sr<;te r r-.ll's. M. c. Wilson. ol .'\braham Lmcoln, and clw-: corted bv Paul Hofyman. ICe, titled, '_'The Women Are." Johnny \\Iii< and Dav:d. Hilly ' ed wllh prayer. It opened Wlth a hymn: Mrs. and Waynt' Bctrnh:lrt. who as- Miss Diane Criswell, s~ude~l Hayman read scripture and Joe Ebe bach Is re rted 1 •umed the dwaclers nf Luke, nurse at St. Joseph Hosp:lal m. Members responded to roll I 1 meditation. Those taking psrt quite Ill tn"vet..-ans Me:rial Paul. lhrn~1b1'1s and Silas. P<~rkrrsburg, W.· V<~., spent · call.. With 1 quote on Lm~ln ~r were Miss Barbara Adams, Mrs. Hospital. 1 Srnpture p;t~~agPS were n•ad the weekt>nd w1th her parents, . Wa ~hmgton . A round-robm getfo Rov Donohew, Mrs. pete Mrs E 1 W lk d ht IJv i'Xh nwmber inc\udinl!: the Mr and [l,.trs James CnsweU. well card was sent to Mrs. De:r Shfelds Mrs William Fox Eil · uda ~.daer, bteaug Lelnr, • ::~lmve ;md Sh•·ila Cowan. Dt~r- ; Mrs. Cuy Heynolds and Mrs.j 51e Patterson ~ho 18 ill 10. Mei gs COUf OUn Up Mr~. Virgil Roush, Mrs. Mar~ da eenangra.,..ngr of Columbus were we~kend Ia Sht>nd;m. Penny ~-:ld\.('nzit'. ! Ciarenre Lacey were in Athens jGenerai_ Hospital. _Blrthd~y l Girl Scout Cadet Troop !85, vin Wickersham, Mrs. loy guests of Mr. a'nd Mrs, Orville ./:.utwe and Bobby Co:tch, ISaturday evening to attend the ;t-ards were sent to Mlss Lydm ' meeting Monday evening at the ,Pf'arson and Mrs. Earl Adams. , Well and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lt'org1• ~~tnni.'.l', .Ji~n~:\ ' WJ_It-~. ! Hu~aman •.Folk Ba~!et presen· : ~~:~~~ach and Mrs. Albert Colum bm. and Southern Ohio ! A hymn ~nd a question and : Welker and family. ~l1kr :\t~~~ t ~ n ,md D~~~d ~~~h- tat~on of c.mr1rlia ~1vt:>n a~ , · 1EJectric oHice plannt>d to at- an:li~er per1od foll~wed the Mr. and Mrs. George Korn 1 :Jt>l. Rt>rJP<i l lun \\'a::; ~nJu~ed ~ ~JhiO UnJversJty Memonal Aud I The members were sadden{'d tend the (;ir l Scout roundup to l re_<~dmgs. T~e meetmg clos~d ' Jr. of Columbus spent the weekIn lh~ rhtwdl h:tse ment at the tlonum. by the death of Mrs. Bert Web· ,be held Sunday, Feb. 2Uth at ; ~Jth the LJtany and benedlc- end with their parents, Mr. rlil<;e of the mt>t>ting-. i Michl Lloyd . son of Mr . and .stcr, a member, and it was vot- ! Pumeroy for all area scouts 1110" · Mrs. George Korn Sr. and MrS.j( 1 Mr_s. Bru~.:e Ll_ 6yd .. a s.tudent at !ed to make a contribution hi !and their guests. Hostes~es for the Metal John Thomaa. I UhJO State Umve-rstl}'' m Colum- , the cancer fund in her memoJ'Y I New officers were elected and h~ur. which followed were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Fislr.ll 1 bus. has been named to the in~tead or giving Jlowers. The i included Jen nifer Goble scribe IVJ;gJl Roush and Mrs. Marvin er and son, Willie of Belpre : Dean's list for the autumn quar-. met.>ting closed with the Lord's and Brenda Edwards 'treasur~ I Wickersham. ited Sunday with their 3 7 Iter making 8 grade or : · i Pre~yer in unison. er. The girls bid fa'rewell to :He 18 aHI~ ~:d~ate of M:d, I A Slanley party was held wilh ,Gail Board, who will be leav· . i die port 18 . 00 ·• . C !Mrs. Richard Campbell as · ing soon to make her home ill 15 '~rs. Ernest H.1rri:; entertain· Mrs. ~a~ K~;thtt dm hteo- : demonstrator during the pro- · So lith Carolina. I f'd f('lat iV!->S and friends with ~~mbu~ 'He ~ 1 1 ~r haug b ~ram hour. Games were play- i Ro:>freshments were provided I ep~n house Su1urd.1v afternoon hrs .. 1°n da teyR__ w 0 .d"'!elehn .ed and prizes awarded to Mrs. :by the committee members and I h h . · . b osp1ta 1ze a 1vers1 e lYe - St . t M' C . ,tj[ f'r omt- m S~T<tru se m o - O<f H 'tal 1· ev.a r . ISS arrJe Yeager deaders, Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. 1 :J'Tvancf' of hN birthdav . , TJst 0~t Oh' U. .1 tMrs. Clarence Curti!, Muss Lu· Charles Edwards Mrs Red 1 A decorated birthdav . cake. doml mg,t th 10 • mvders~tyl · Prt•tia Genheimer and iss Riley . Jr Mrs ' Jam~s Coch· ~ . ·. stu en , spen e wef'J{en w1 1, B' · ' ., • , p11nc b and .Japanrse fned nood- ' 11 .. . t M nd M R b- . mg. Favors of small brushes rane and Mrs. Keith Goble. . . ,,.,.. b M , , . . ts paren s. r. a rs. o a d . I!'-~ wt•re se1~n.~ y 1s. l 1arrJS . K d f .1 1 rrangt' as a valenllnP were asstsled bv l:er niece, Mtss erlt dmgl an amd: yG, H 1 given by Mrs. Campbell COMPLETES STUOJF.S c 1• f ' 1 h. .m a ~yo ns an ary o - R · ~.n r a. d " er. Jr. ter VIS" Ited over tb e week·end ·m'· efreshments;· were srrvt>d t}\' Mrs. F:ug. cne- Hester .~\t!l'l~ ~rg w~re Mrs. Mason Z<.~nr5ville with her grandmoth- , ~h~ hostess to _Mrs. StPW;ll·t, . (fA~enJih Trncy) a graduate Of ' ~~5~~eJ an~~ -G~rddon~,r,arla(Jand er. Mrs. Bernard Schramm. ..1!~Srs Lucretia and Aria C:en.ll Pomeroy Hi~h School. has rorn- 11 ,n ~r:1. a 1. a11 ~~ r:-; . rns hEl•mer, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. pleted l1er studies at the II:.~rr· J s. Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1-la- 1 Ja('ob Gloe('kner Miss . Lvdia ' Univrrsif.v Branch School ns a~~ Shrrry. ;::ugene. Al. isa : ~ht-rsba_rh, Mrs. Minnie Nf.utz-' Ironton ~nd is doing slu<lent an_d t. . Jc, M~s . \\ill tam Ha~t!S, I l''lg. Mts<: YeRger and t wn teaching Ht the new school at WALL DECORATION t1·! ~·~1s Patn:m London, f!.:rs.) ll!llests. Mrs. toui11 Reibf'J and South Point. ~II :am W:oeb"ooer and Ste- I Mrs. Clarence c 1I I' vhanie :md Kathy. Mr. and Mrs. 1 r IS. · 1 Milton Roush and Gregory and Plans were made to hold ' I l Sand1 a. \1r. and Mrs. Fred · tcllent show March 18 by the ~ ~PIIrfU Daughter f. ) 70 QT. Pomeroy, Ohio r'row, Ben Quisenbt'rry and An- : Bradbury PTA Thursdav at ! 8Ping Retu.~if!JlPtl : "Ia and Rohin Hubbard . the !whool. founders Day was ~ Mr. and Mrs. Olivt'r Mkh:Jel LAST TIME TONIGHT ob~erved with a short skit frat- rt'Ceived a phone ca\J from ULTRA WHrrEI $6.89 I "MARRIAGE ON THE O'CONNOR REENI.ISTS . uring Allen Leonard assisted by their daughter. SP-4 Nancy ; ROCKS" EO:'Ia rd Paul O'Connor, If!. : 1hree eighlh grade girls. Sher- , HcHrher Arkrrman, who Is with ! fTechnir-olor) 2a, Oadne, hns reenlisted in ; ry Whitlatch. Kathy King and the WAC Detachment liSAG , Frank Sinatra. Dl'an MartiD Also Cartoont ;h~ U. S. Air Fot-re and wit! 1 Pam Walburn. at F'ort Lawton, Wash.: that sh~ · Starlite White 3Rse, Florida , 11reording to Rehearsal for the talen s~ow bas been ren~si!i: ned to Fort · CHARTER HOUSE Wednesday & Thunday rs.~t . Jack Stephf!n~. Joe"'! 1\ ir will bf'_ h~td Marrh 17_and :m~- : Lawton. aftt'r being stationed LATEX INTERIOR NOT OPEN ' (' f' Rt'r.ruitPr. O'Connor for- onto w1shmg to part1t1pnte Is at SiiAPF: Hq., Paris France WALL PAINt ·nt> l'l~· served 4 ~·eArs in the invited to contact \1r. I.t-onard for 1'.".! Vf'flrs. · ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY FEB. 18 and 19 \ir Forn~ a:; a Hadar Mainten- at WY 2-272:~ or \1rs. Robert ; Her h~sband. SP-4 .Jt~rk Ark. Burt Lancaster t~l('f' Technil'i<.t!l. !l is w l f e, 1\ing, W\' 2-~748_ Everyone in- : erman. is also stationed at Fort "THE TRAIN" PAINT ROUD \l;u·y and Uwir rh1ldrrn will tere5!Pd is cordially invited. ! Lawton Cartoons AND :wf'ompany hi m lu Flnrida The rne{'ting was openOO ""~:i.i QT. tRAYSE1' o~~· htore th ey wJ\1 mal\e their with Cub S1·outs Randy and • re ~ ldenrf' . O'Connor is lh£' s~)n Kyle l.f'onard letlding the pledge 1 cf Ectw<~ rd Paul O'Connor 11 to the rlag. Mrs. Laun1 Harrit l't~tmt . . son. prt'sident. conduded the IIEG.$1.19 '1 bu~ine'l!i met-tin g. Mr. Robert ; SON' JS BOilN announced 1 M•::~rri s. prinr1pal, \1r _ and -"'frs. Will1111n Hf-lW'S · that Uw County Council PTA STANll Y HG.$4.75 ~f Mid dleport arr an nmmci ng meeting has bPf'n tentatively , 'he birth ()f a sun nn l<'ebrunry : set for F't'hruary 24 at rhe~lrr. ! ~rd at the Vf'tt'rflns Memorial ' Rrfre'lllm ent~ nf Ice craem 2"TRIM H!'J'ipital. The ml':1!11 weight>d and cakt' 1\Wt' "1'1"\'t•d Ly 4th REG. $1M ::11:\ pounds and 1.1 ounrf's and grade room mothers. 1 ba~ been n : .~net1 Rria n Dr1le ----u~ our opecial bank-by'J'hf' mother of the infant is the : lEG. $3.45 fvrmer Nancy .Je i lC1-~ uf M;1s11 1n _ Deluxe ' Headquarters For mail forms, for deposit or ~!r. and Mro;. 1\:wc·s al~o lmve withdrawal o! funds. We love a daugl1ter. Cikki. Grandpartnts are ~1r s. l..o1 ::1 .lt>fi'f·r~ to see you, but when it's inMason, ~fr. and Mr:i. Am~id convenient, we're as near as r{ayes \liddle1)(Jrt. your mailbox. The ambo in er1rly Chri!-: ti;m ·urt::"bes was thl' pulpit or Everybody Benefits l'f."adin~ desk (rom wh1rh mrKIern pulpiti prohiibly were dt> Middleport, 0. From Citizens N1tional m-·ea. ent1ne i-!J• .. ,._ . �'I '' -· ''·! I THE 'DAilY SENTINEL .~·,' Who Said a Watched Pot Never ,Boils? . ,. DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON ARIA o· ~ ·· -<. 1!· .. "'!;.! '.. ! ~; ;; ,.• Richard s. owea. PubBuor Cbester TunobUt Editor Publllhod ov01'7 attemoon ueept Sa• dt1 ~J Tbo Olllo v.u., Publlablar c... ,l'lU· 110 M..bonic St., Pomeroy, Ohio )(•' ~00; a.oo. (NBc pay. '1111 "' \1' 111101 a year) .. . Perulvao ldiDt h- rlque Pardo told pala at "1" he wu nllbed of ,1'15,1100 la lewek7 (DDI iDIUred) 111111 tbll II was till tbiN big belli at a Park Ave. boW that dldo'l pi 1D the papera · .. B'ldyn Alaem- NatlOIIl •d•,nlliq repmoatellw. Bottlnalll lllllball. lac,. 343 Lniii~MB Avo.. Now Yorl< Cllr. New York. Subscription nteo: Delivered by carrier where available. 30 cent. per week: oae roar ill odvlllU 11 tho DUIJ Sollllllll of· lloo .lUO; ola -1111. fUO, tbnO •••lbl 11.110. ., .... llouto ....... ourilf - •1111 tDI 1'U ..,_ IDOIIIIe. Ill VletiPI 110011 •. . SoiPI dlri;J rodeltl aiQhtMI ... lop of•.,... 11 bl"dleadll' . Leiter Ltilln'l Clddy eonverllbll rlgbtll m1do IOWD, ISd SL .. . Made oft, ~ tbt onlf llema Jell Ill tbt Gill'• lour clpnl l!illlen. l'ltL-Gl.llll .dad'I•BIIIolll:lllllll 111 aaya be'll illl tllo AFL SaD Dleao Qllraan - . fl1r ~ liDII By ·lldecl Pren lnlonallolll Da)'(oll Unlvenlty'a Flyers, gunnhi& for a shot at post.swoo lol!raament glory, Ond out jual how good they reelly are llnJsht whea ~Ayala of CbJ. cago eomea to to1111 , 101111 eppearUCI tour to ~­ liO)Y $,T ~ · llllllltl'l ti57d. B~tfl Of~ pbOilt WY UIH !dttorlol pbono WY ,_llD'P. Enllnd u , ..ond eluo ·maillq Dllltor al lho poll offltl 11 PoatroJ, Obit. mo 1101 1..U.ble - Miami Tames Marshall; Dayton Faces Loyola ~~ Chicago · .II' \ ! Although Daytoa sporta U 18-3 record and b unbeaten on tho home floor tblt season, tbe ~:C.er~ Cbl~ga :" ~ vo per aps a P co le~e basketball game In Ohio Ibis 0081011• For the Flyers, It could al· most guarantee a tournlllllflll tron:. Market RepOrt Turaben (cbalrwa 01 1111 N. Y. w=hiJ JudicW1 Comm.) . . bl bu enougb will to pill 1111 IIIII to auU.w iiiiiiDI II N. Y. 811111 tbla' term;( IPI JW It mi 14 by tbree ..... Ill tbl Slate ... bi)'Duul Mn * ... 11.10. ., . . •ooiU, IUt1 beln t1 u 18-71 wiD fRflt Ohio Wesleyan, and BaldwJ&.WaUace rallied lor a 7f.62 victory ovor Oberlin. Elsewhere, DuqueSne eclged Kent Slale, 'INI; Steubenvllle downed GaDDOD (Pa.) for lbe se<ood 11me tblt II8UOA, 61-M; HJram outscored Weatem II&serve, Ill-tO; Defiance banded St. Franc!! (lad.) a !(){.M setback, and Cedarville hit a billterJng 54.5 per cent of 119 shots lor a 101-92 decision over Clowland State. Miami's slow-don tactics In the aecond ball cloecked Mor- It's Athens Again, 59-44 shaD ll1d the Redltlao' Jim Jolla ~ronn....n -.1 11 pcdota fiD, II8yt nnnl poJitll to '111\t't _. ~. ·~ Patterson and Jorry Piar:- :far the IJ8nJnl, wbo bave hllld- poet Jfoolt '\laloo, which ~!~edt . _IIIli wllh ~ f'IJ ' took core of the 8COI'lq with ed GIII!IOD two ol Itt tbrel a .tcloly In Ill llnal pme Ill IIIII U.. 42 po!Dta belween tbem fir thair ' - tbll IOistD tie Atn. for the title. aid---' M., second win of tha campalp tm!l' Ottabeln'1 Cerloa tied tbe Clplal tll1a Deoper alfaJr IIVS' ltllil. . the Thundering herd. ObJdiConlerence record fer the In other Oblo Confennee Ia anetber hiM<! •Ill Pmt. Dukea QueB llllly lllOII free throlq m a aiDgle pmes, Muaklngum bit 21 of 21 Will Janaeil _.. .II' 8Dil hit Stall tbreateaecl late in season 11 he puabed 1111 Ioiii free tiii'Owl to down 1111-plaee twnmote Quick "" ""' ~ 'the game Ill• lluqlllme, to 17t. Tbe Canlillall 1r1 In Capital 11 Jobn Ruyan 8COI'ecl Blram'IIUIDP .,cr • - a. but the Dukes IOOI'Od sis ... fourth place ID tbe :a polllta, ll1d Baldwtn.Wa!IJce'e aen>e. · .. - f secutive points tD the llnal behind AllroB, Mount Unloll and Ted Jolllllon and Diet Bcoll In et.ber pmaa lmJiht, M.,. onds to pull It out of the !ln. Wooster. notc:hed II polata each t1 ltad quette- vWta lravjlr, In Steubenville, t1u1 Barou Mouul IJnlon's Ronnie Hoyt lba 1'111)' rwer Oberlin. Slate b at Findlay, trailed most of t1u1 way ll1d eabnly hit four free !brow. in 8qJhomore Dick Wlerwllla bit travels ID OIIIo Ncalllerll, W. were behind eight pt1at1 with the final aecouds to gm the 27 po!BIR for Defiance, wlllch tenberg hltllel DeDI.... WJ. 8:411 remaining before !IOI!!!ng llalden tbe IUI']lriBIIIJIIy ~ .Wll In froal of St. J'rancll of I mlngton meeli ·BIIlfltoa. lllit bock for a garn..wiDnlDg IIJ118. vldory over Heidelberg at Tlf. Fori Wayne aD the way. Cedar-•_loba Carroll 'rialto C.. Tacit. JHI:'!:''..:: eoaleloace tt= ALL STARS ate .. !lot uumar- a pp WIDII to lab on!' IIBrl 8cJt1o le'a L A Clalt llllqut 1111 buk Mike Jl!lmi!M!ft a~ · tbl II'Nd 11ue1 Iiiii; IIIII Alnarteut II· JII'UI inaybl mada ID offlt llllr Soule'• Lt Paftllaa premllel In the IIIII ToWer · ... Wb t1 ' - y I College Scores lnvltatloo If the! upsel tilt fifth one Ia order lo keep pace with ranked Ramblero, who ca"'Y n Miami,_which ran Itt conference 17-2 reoord Into the game befere recotii hi 1._1 TUelldey Digbl In a itllout crowd and a a 71-st romp over Marshall at local televtalon audience. Hunt]pp)n. W. Vo. . . Loll Of Acllon AlthoUgh the Doytoa-Loy~~ ~Y lllgbt aiBo plealy of game b lbe blgljest, there 15 other action with lour Oblo another hot battle on tap in Conference games ll1d live aon. Ohio lt!llgbt as the campaign league encellllters. goes down to the wire. In Ohio Conference play, Toledo, dogging the beels ol Mount Union stayed hot on Miami in the MJd.AmericBil Akron's trail with a 7N1 Conference race, vlslta arch- squeaker over Heidelberg; rival Bowling Green, where th& Musklngum downed last-place Rockets havn'l won Ia 13 long capital, 6HO; Doa Corio.! years. But Toledo rimst win Ibis acored 32 pointa tD lead Ott.,.. botl7 - barnt baclt to .... 8llqua lllrtl!pJoct, Ill the Soule's aplendld eaaUI, pRII of flow. 11'1 and kbJttllt '*'IIIIDII1 llllr the dead reatata 1teur, more Somethin! To Watch flmtlUI II tbl U. 8. t bn TIWIIII 110tblq wro111 witb collltrU• France, 1111rt1111 1111 old fellow live crllicllm. Generally IJI'Ikinl Jl'rtliellll .. , IIIIa ..., 101 mad we art aot I=IJIYWbll't II people 11 so erlllll a ID.ciD 11w to 1111 of a CrltiCII lltvtr ban a dtalb of what ...., .. ,mtued 11atun about llldl uall and of •arloua aJmpiy • laW ~ illllltulloDI. Crilidllll II 10metbJDI tbal ra IOD .. • Dippy 1Jtl blrlbo · kHJ11 Ul 011 our 1oM, 111d wbenlt li II¥• day, Jlmnl)' Daranle. tltd II u!IJ attenlloJI to poulbly 10m• tbiJIIIbal ia btilll doM wrona, WI 1111 'l'bl fear- IDncut of one to tblnldJII !hat maybt lben II 1 CBS-TV !'NI. Jalm Reyaoldl needed chan••· One of the former color· (JoltD Sclmel4er liP' ful lou! busmeosmen often commented ltain) W81 OlD' 1eld llem rflbl that a penon did not amount to mucb b1re Jon. • •• . N. Y. AIIJ• unless iomethin& was aaid about blm. Gea. Loula Ltlkowltl' lnveatlWe have certain institutions that are ptloa of art hudl ..... lllttl' 87 WiDiam S. filii • considered rather sacred, and among naUODII Feb. 31 - the De those is public education. No matter how ten uplaiDI thot tbno ateJDo thlllp than t am. Notice that Gaulle gov't wm aend over Ill BY DON MACLEAN excellent a public school aystem happenl ill eoch of these cases. the cur- chief art experl, eurator of the to be. there Is always someone leveling (WUIIIIIII Wblte II .. uc• Jn&ly nutty reeurcb projtctl loalty lab Is almost as much, ouvre, the president of the IOIIltlimeB result in dlscoverlet critical remarks in its direction. When lion.) or more, than LBJ'e ridiculous French Chambre and the lead· valuable to private lndullly. It comes from individual citizens. and ia WASHINGTON - At last we But, in the two cull above, Wbllt llou8e llllvlns•· tng Frendl art 11wyer to P" directed toward some phase of the poli· aeem to have come tD what unlea we hope 110111eday to aeU upert testimony . . . Top the'· cy that thev think is wrong, we aee no Qovemment aclenllats olfer Prtsident Johnsen apporently deodoranta It ocean lllh ancl thla syllecbm: America Iiarm done: Howner. according to 1 re· II rlral •rent Joe Glaser'• ..., ""''iders the physical limit lor Australian bulhmen, the pur. cent survey, Ohio. Michigan and Cali· ereot. America II the moat Brlllah black miniature poodle himself ancl his White Houst poae evades me. fornia have become in the past lew yean <llrioul naUon 011 earth. 1'11.,. Import 1P'rederlck the Great) stall. By turnilll off llghll not won bit flnl fwo btg • S. dog targets for criticism by pressure groups. The Nallooal SelellCI! Found~o fore, eurlosity maltea America show champiOillbi(lll In a IIIW, In use, placllll! as lew tel• It io 1 development that we are going to phone calls as possible, etc., lion to curious about plallll I· great. Perhaps. but the Ideal- latest IN L. A. have to watch very carefully lest great they can save the counlrJ $41,· Iolli Brllll'l Amuon River and ill Cicero OllCt! ottacked almllar damage is going to result to the freeabout the evolutioll of hl~ky syllog!lml that were briDging 000 and no! • penny more. , , dom of schoola tc teach. In many instan· ruin on Rome. Cleero IRVING FIELD'S &UIIDD cea the charges leveled at the schools The prool il in tht $11.1 IJU. cove beeUea - to tbt tune o1 flnanclll went unheeded and we koow t4I,OOO. The NSF II about $47,· bullfl&ht promotion Wll • rouacome from radical groups, who are con· lion budget estlmalt lor !Ileal wbat happened to Rome. llt.H 11101'1 I!UI' i OUI lboul lbost lnt succea but It's not apeet. vinced that their Ideas alone should pre· year 1967. In 1tlli the Whitt ed to •ilrl mmngbta 111 every vail · House il listed IB apendlliJI There has been a marked increase •151,000 on "communications "'~'Oft the glands of Internal secretion, American ballpark - u cost ol criticism in t~ past three years. ,I P"•tecUve antihodiet qaloat ..~~ one customer ut and utilltleo.'' LBJ, by praclic· There were l:i,OOO American educators the germa of disease and, ]0$1 down; Spanish buUfigbler Paco lng well • publicized lrugallty, contacted in the survey, which shows •lashed this 1<1 •no.ooo lor lis· fortunately, the antibodies ill- Camino was J11181'1Dtoed ~110,· that 90 percent of the destructive crtti· cal 1961. But the eotimote lor volved In allergies. OliO for three fights. Jaime cism was because of alle(ed teaching of utilities remains at thb same Blond ond plaama tnnlf• !pronounced "Hymie" llke In Communism or subversion was indica!· fisure lor fiocal 1967 (should ly Wayae 0. lll'andlllllt. M.D. 111111 llle uved mllllolll of the Stage Dolly) Brave w11 paid ed. The bulk of the charges leveled thero be one). Blood bu beell ceded the 1Jvta bot blood caa lin ba f/,500 per Dght ... The glmble were in connection with book criticism My view Is that any Umt ftuid tluue. The more we deadly beeaase blood from a pa>~ off - Feld'o promotion and censorship. The damaging effects of anybody il managill& $liS bil· study it the more ita marvel· donor Gf the wrollJ ABO blood netted f!H,OOO. the pressure aroups Increased 49 per· lion of my money (oh, that'a fi'OIIP 1!11 kilL NiDI blood We tried the Off·Bdwy n!Vlv• cent In 1957 to 56 percent in 1965. It e laugh). I want him to have ous funct!IXII are oppreciate4. JfGap •y•tema are 1111w rte01· a1 of "WIIIteraet" at lhe Jan was also reported that school districts sU the equipment be needo It CarryiJll oxygen to our 11811111 olz•d. 'Re heat kocn of die.. Hu1 Auditorium but memortea that auffered much damage had nearly [i doubled from nine percent in 1957 to 16 do 1 lood job. In THAT arta, via the red cella wu tht 81'111 are the ABO and Rh &fOaplnca. o1 the brUIIanl lll'llbW 10 aea· hug the cost. Actually, with o1 iii important functlona to lit KnoWID& the blood type of 110111 qo 111!111 us borne early; • lltJ'cenl In 1985. a budget thai size, tD brag •· discovered. Ont of the encouraging aspects of a donor's blood Dllf tell ua at the amhltloul but primitive boul IIVinl I plddlillll $41,000 the survey shows the commumsm and Thtse 111110 cells, with an a,. once that it Is not accepatble premlaes precluded even 1 dJt. b an lnsull lo the public'• lntel- li•t from the pluma, llao ell' for 1 alven recipient, but It II tant approach to tht original · , aullvtnion ch1rces against schoola fell at the very bottom of the list. There were lijJence. ry tisane wastes to the IQ, oot a reliable lodlcaUon of ac- scenically (II wu Jo Mlellla17.2 dlatrtcta in .tbt country that had That amount wouldn' t buy the kidneyo and skin to be tllmln· ceptablllty. In addition to cet- er'a most beautiful, mOll poet. 1 ~h charJeS ._.,.,ainst them. The ru for one heavy bomber raid ated in exhaled air, urine and ling blood from a donor of the ic acen1c design) whose contrJ. ~ I~Uci1m ol school textbooks wa1 less In on Viol Nam. These days It iwtal. right ABO type it II DeCessai'J butlon to the 1935 drtml wu ·! 1915, but thoae that were loveled were would be considered a The wbltt blood eeUo form to test the blood by erou- almost u eathetlcally ~ ~ more destructive than in former yeara. ameli community peverty erant. aa eaaenllal part of the body'a matcbln1 - mixing a small por· ant u MuweU i\nderaon'• One of the big(eat problems that some Perhaps II the President hid defenn aystem tbrougb their tlon or the blood of both donor blllnk verae: the eagorly tmfll achools hove Is in notin1 the groups more light, he could take 1 be~ that try to Itt their idulogy Into the ter look at the budget end find power to IDJIIIIf lnvldlnl bae· and recipient and stydlng tbe wt couldn't compare to Bul' torte. The platelets, amalltr mixture under the mleroseopt. gew Merecllth, Margo, Euouer. achoola throu1b lift boolu. We should 1 lol more places to save money ancl more numerous tban the II the two blooda are lncom- do Clanelll et II; perhtJliiOID" :~ all be alert to the dangera that come than on his utility bills. '\from the radical right and the radical We could 11ve 1ome eash white cells, are neceaaary to potlble there wUI be a clump- one who lacked t1u1 naplngly lllg of the red cells. '"" memory of that first trJ. left to try and make converts of students. almply by curbing our curioo- tlul clottlq process. The plasma or fiuid part or Tbe aevere reaction (chlllJ umphant proctuctioo might hive "oii It II intereatin11o note that only 15 lty. The Office of Naval R.. percent of the books attacked were tht blood eontains the nutrients end cold sweats: that occurs In a mort aatlafyln1 aven~q, 1eorch, for instance, II ~ thrown out in 1962, and about 29 per· which 11'1 the products of dl· the recipient whea auch a lng 171,000 lnvestlgatlliJI tht 'cDt were rtmond in 1985, which shows tht amino oclda d~o donor's blond Is used Is due to odort of ocean !Ish. II could thai the preuure groups are hard at rivfld from proteins, the glu· the rapld destruction of 1111 drl•e an admiral paat Washlnl· work. We have never been too atron1 ..,.. or blood IIJ81r from ...,.. red celt. that follows such ton's fish market, with tht car lor' cenoubip of hooks or anything else pin 1111111' 1 1 lnd lllrchetl, the •lumping. Such lncompallbUIwindow• rolled do1111, a I o I ~a)ODI 11 there are teachers who hold cheaper then that.) Tbe Army Upldeo derived from fall and ty Is often due to dlf!erent . ~o a stron1 program of teaching true is laying out $10,000 to see how all the 91blmlnt and mlnerolo blood typa 11 one of tht "merican ideals, and who must of neces· 1011111 much AuBtrallan oborlgines per- requlrecl In the proceu of met. other IJ'OIIIIInp. In llity lllttrprete the current America~> bollmL In ldditloa tht plaam• e~~• flndlna a compallble spin!. ICtDt to point out tht weaknesses of any rontalnl boriDODII dll'l\'ecl Irena douor II a dlf!lcult problem. Of course, the ltVII'IImant of· who tatea upon themselves tha of truth.-DCW . Capitol Commen(, Eve,.,ts DOC SAYS '"'Y ,..tloe - Hatlo's 11leY'fi Do h E'!Y Time • HELEN HELP US! 'LOVI IJNIUft'II1INBO lOON DIUt" Dllr a..: 1'111 -. been IIII1'MI live JUfL Ill tbal tlmt I'VI - · bid 1 DIW dlw or at, bad to borrow Dlltemlty clolhet duriDC bulb pr~~~~onclel. JriJ husband llv• ma f20 to lbop for lloceill ucb WHk, IIIII I have to return every penny not tllell, !llld write down every lllllt Item I bougbl U U lsll't ''neCIISm'Y" be makll me tate It bact 111111 ncbang~ IL Tbe cbDdral and I aet aur ololb11 at the Sllvallol Army aecond • hand lhop, and whal llllll turnlture I have comes from there, too. My buablnd hal I good )ob, 111111 be hoi a big savings aoeount - In IDS nome. He pta 1111 clothes new (and pays pleo11 for them) and ba hal a IIIW oar, that he won't let me drive. He says I ahouldn't want llllf• lhJni because I bavt "food in 1111 111118 ancl a roof over my bead." He admlta be luis no love lor me, only the chlldreo - and be doesll't ael It, evea with them. He 11118Cka them around whenevS' they pi Ia tbe way. Finally, I opened a maD order charge IICCOIIDI, but 1 eoudln't . . $10 • IIIODib to pay II, so 11oeJ thr~tenecl to 1t1e me. I was llClrecl. so 1 took 1111 IJul. band'• checldna acoount checkl ond liped lbem. Be eaulb' tnl and lt'a jual plain HeD II - holllll. U I even open 1111 moulb, 1 gel a tonJ1u8 l•!lblnl 01' a !luting. The klda needed the clothel I boucbt! I'm acarecl ID death of him but 1 lUll lon him. Besldea, bow eould I live II I left him? -DEFEATED Dear Defeated: .... You'd probably nve IIIIlCh hetllr IliaD If you atayecl wltb tlul bealloaa and mt.erllneal. 1blre 1r1 laws about chll4 IIIP" port, you know. I'U never underltln4 how 10 mall)' womeu ean ..,, ..I'm ICired to dlalb of him bill I B~RRl'S WORLD - --f lUll lov. him," ar, "'Il ctoawlt want me, but I can't Uve wl~ out him." Do you pll ENJOY belli& hurt? lln4 tlll't you ruiiR thai lovt llftl'eturnecl, 10011 dlel" ... Cl' lhouldl -B. IIIUDOE BURNINO Deor Helea: My husband went on 1 dud! hunting trip with a friend. Tbep bad a sort of "joint" apr<~~ they used around cemp, ... my husband pul hill removable bridsework In Ill poWt . Q morning when be was bruablnl bit teeth. Later the friend Jd the apron on to fi1 breakfut, and then they were backing llf tD the camp fire as meB do to aet warm. wen, Ibis IIIID'I ltP 101 Iiiio hoi, and be mtcbed tlul apron around t. bls back to keep some of tha beat oil. It caught fire and ba jerked It olf and threW It Ill lilt ' names .. .. ,.;th my lnllb.....'l bridges IR ihe pocket. Tbey're very npenslvt n 1011 know, tD replace. Who pays! Incldenlall)', an any • or wlvet u Ured 11 1111 ol duck 11 f20 8 pound?-HtJN'II. lNG SEASON WIDOW Dear Widow: I've bearcl o bumlq brldgea behind yoo - bul aever quite 10 Ulerlllyl Befora 1011 ~ a bill that mljlll wreck 1 friendship, check with your lnsurence agent. II you (or lha lriend) hive a homeowner'l policy, those llurnecl brld(!!l an most Ul<ely covered. Second queaUlJII: Probab!r, but If they'n: aloe Utti. WIVII they Ifill and bUt •em. -B. Den Helen': I'm I 1D1D with a JP1pt. Why w't you demit be more ful wben you open your ear doorl on parklnng lois! Do• 1011 know every time yol bit .another car that way, II chlpl the pllnt! -LEE, A BACIIBLOil, THANK GAW" Dear Lee: Tate I look a1 the ld&t " YOUR ctr door, IIIII lUe bark thai 111'11 atoaei-D. _ Yattata, yattata, yattata ••• have you heard? You'll find BEAUTY SALONS fast In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walking ' I :.• f I I a. ·i I i I I FIRESTONE CHAMPION OR il New Safety IADIO & T.V. WellapalrAII MabllModelt' Tlltt Is 0111 ~ lor lite llltlntenalll!l of a lerp IIDet Of lulnkecl blocNl Ill Jarp ' b=••-'i ' ' CHAMPION . ., . . ' TIRES MOUNTED liB· ~~~ --lell~d . ,..· .....~ w..........-....;....;;;,. ;.j. • ·~~ l _, f �'I '' -· ''·! I THE 'DAilY SENTINEL .~·,' Who Said a Watched Pot Never ,Boils? . ,. DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON ARIA o· ~ ·· -<. 1!· .. "'!;.! '.. ! ~; ;; ,.• Richard s. owea. PubBuor Cbester TunobUt Editor Publllhod ov01'7 attemoon ueept Sa• dt1 ~J Tbo Olllo v.u., Publlablar c... ,l'lU· 110 M..bonic St., Pomeroy, Ohio )(•' ~00; a.oo. (NBc pay. '1111 "' \1' 111101 a year) .. . Perulvao ldiDt h- rlque Pardo told pala at "1" he wu nllbed of ,1'15,1100 la lewek7 (DDI iDIUred) 111111 tbll II was till tbiN big belli at a Park Ave. boW that dldo'l pi 1D the papera · .. B'ldyn Alaem- NatlOIIl •d•,nlliq repmoatellw. Bottlnalll lllllball. lac,. 343 Lniii~MB Avo.. Now Yorl< Cllr. New York. Subscription nteo: Delivered by carrier where available. 30 cent. per week: oae roar ill odvlllU 11 tho DUIJ Sollllllll of· lloo .lUO; ola -1111. fUO, tbnO •••lbl 11.110. ., .... llouto ....... ourilf - •1111 tDI 1'U ..,_ IDOIIIIe. Ill VletiPI 110011 •. . SoiPI dlri;J rodeltl aiQhtMI ... lop of•.,... 11 bl"dleadll' . Leiter Ltilln'l Clddy eonverllbll rlgbtll m1do IOWD, ISd SL .. . Made oft, ~ tbt onlf llema Jell Ill tbt Gill'• lour clpnl l!illlen. l'ltL-Gl.llll .dad'I•BIIIolll:lllllll 111 aaya be'll illl tllo AFL SaD Dleao Qllraan - . fl1r ~ liDII By ·lldecl Pren lnlonallolll Da)'(oll Unlvenlty'a Flyers, gunnhi& for a shot at post.swoo lol!raament glory, Ond out jual how good they reelly are llnJsht whea ~Ayala of CbJ. cago eomea to to1111 , 101111 eppearUCI tour to ~­ liO)Y $,T ~ · llllllltl'l ti57d. B~tfl Of~ pbOilt WY UIH !dttorlol pbono WY ,_llD'P. Enllnd u , ..ond eluo ·maillq Dllltor al lho poll offltl 11 PoatroJ, Obit. mo 1101 1..U.ble - Miami Tames Marshall; Dayton Faces Loyola ~~ Chicago · .II' \ ! Although Daytoa sporta U 18-3 record and b unbeaten on tho home floor tblt season, tbe ~:C.er~ Cbl~ga :" ~ vo per aps a P co le~e basketball game In Ohio Ibis 0081011• For the Flyers, It could al· most guarantee a tournlllllflll tron:. Market RepOrt Turaben (cbalrwa 01 1111 N. Y. w=hiJ JudicW1 Comm.) . . bl bu enougb will to pill 1111 IIIII to auU.w iiiiiiDI II N. Y. 811111 tbla' term;( IPI JW It mi 14 by tbree ..... Ill tbl Slate ... bi)'Duul Mn * ... 11.10. ., . . •ooiU, IUt1 beln t1 u 18-71 wiD fRflt Ohio Wesleyan, and BaldwJ&.WaUace rallied lor a 7f.62 victory ovor Oberlin. Elsewhere, DuqueSne eclged Kent Slale, 'INI; Steubenvllle downed GaDDOD (Pa.) for lbe se<ood 11me tblt II8UOA, 61-M; HJram outscored Weatem II&serve, Ill-tO; Defiance banded St. Franc!! (lad.) a !(){.M setback, and Cedarville hit a billterJng 54.5 per cent of 119 shots lor a 101-92 decision over Clowland State. Miami's slow-don tactics In the aecond ball cloecked Mor- It's Athens Again, 59-44 shaD ll1d the Redltlao' Jim Jolla ~ronn....n -.1 11 pcdota fiD, II8yt nnnl poJitll to '111\t't _. ~. ·~ Patterson and Jorry Piar:- :far the IJ8nJnl, wbo bave hllld- poet Jfoolt '\laloo, which ~!~edt . _IIIli wllh ~ f'IJ ' took core of the 8COI'lq with ed GIII!IOD two ol Itt tbrel a .tcloly In Ill llnal pme Ill IIIII U.. 42 po!Dta belween tbem fir thair ' - tbll IOistD tie Atn. for the title. aid---' M., second win of tha campalp tm!l' Ottabeln'1 Cerloa tied tbe Clplal tll1a Deoper alfaJr IIVS' ltllil. . the Thundering herd. ObJdiConlerence record fer the In other Oblo Confennee Ia anetber hiM<! •Ill Pmt. Dukea QueB llllly lllOII free throlq m a aiDgle pmes, Muaklngum bit 21 of 21 Will Janaeil _.. .II' 8Dil hit Stall tbreateaecl late in season 11 he puabed 1111 Ioiii free tiii'Owl to down 1111-plaee twnmote Quick "" ""' ~ 'the game Ill• lluqlllme, to 17t. Tbe Canlillall 1r1 In Capital 11 Jobn Ruyan 8COI'ecl Blram'IIUIDP .,cr • - a. but the Dukes IOOI'Od sis ... fourth place ID tbe :a polllta, ll1d Baldwtn.Wa!IJce'e aen>e. · .. - f secutive points tD the llnal behind AllroB, Mount Unloll and Ted Jolllllon and Diet Bcoll In et.ber pmaa lmJiht, M.,. onds to pull It out of the !ln. Wooster. notc:hed II polata each t1 ltad quette- vWta lravjlr, In Steubenville, t1u1 Barou Mouul IJnlon's Ronnie Hoyt lba 1'111)' rwer Oberlin. Slate b at Findlay, trailed most of t1u1 way ll1d eabnly hit four free !brow. in 8qJhomore Dick Wlerwllla bit travels ID OIIIo Ncalllerll, W. were behind eight pt1at1 with the final aecouds to gm the 27 po!BIR for Defiance, wlllch tenberg hltllel DeDI.... WJ. 8:411 remaining before !IOI!!!ng llalden tbe IUI']lriBIIIJIIy ~ .Wll In froal of St. J'rancll of I mlngton meeli ·BIIlfltoa. lllit bock for a garn..wiDnlDg IIJ118. vldory over Heidelberg at Tlf. Fori Wayne aD the way. Cedar-•_loba Carroll 'rialto C.. Tacit. JHI:'!:''..:: eoaleloace tt= ALL STARS ate .. !lot uumar- a pp WIDII to lab on!' IIBrl 8cJt1o le'a L A Clalt llllqut 1111 buk Mike Jl!lmi!M!ft a~ · tbl II'Nd 11ue1 Iiiii; IIIII Alnarteut II· JII'UI inaybl mada ID offlt llllr Soule'• Lt Paftllaa premllel In the IIIII ToWer · ... Wb t1 ' - y I College Scores lnvltatloo If the! upsel tilt fifth one Ia order lo keep pace with ranked Ramblero, who ca"'Y n Miami,_which ran Itt conference 17-2 reoord Into the game befere recotii hi 1._1 TUelldey Digbl In a itllout crowd and a a 71-st romp over Marshall at local televtalon audience. Hunt]pp)n. W. Vo. . . Loll Of Acllon AlthoUgh the Doytoa-Loy~~ ~Y lllgbt aiBo plealy of game b lbe blgljest, there 15 other action with lour Oblo another hot battle on tap in Conference games ll1d live aon. Ohio lt!llgbt as the campaign league encellllters. goes down to the wire. In Ohio Conference play, Toledo, dogging the beels ol Mount Union stayed hot on Miami in the MJd.AmericBil Akron's trail with a 7N1 Conference race, vlslta arch- squeaker over Heidelberg; rival Bowling Green, where th& Musklngum downed last-place Rockets havn'l won Ia 13 long capital, 6HO; Doa Corio.! years. But Toledo rimst win Ibis acored 32 pointa tD lead Ott.,.. botl7 - barnt baclt to .... 8llqua lllrtl!pJoct, Ill the Soule's aplendld eaaUI, pRII of flow. 11'1 and kbJttllt '*'IIIIDII1 llllr the dead reatata 1teur, more Somethin! To Watch flmtlUI II tbl U. 8. t bn TIWIIII 110tblq wro111 witb collltrU• France, 1111rt1111 1111 old fellow live crllicllm. Generally IJI'Ikinl Jl'rtliellll .. , IIIIa ..., 101 mad we art aot I=IJIYWbll't II people 11 so erlllll a ID.ciD 11w to 1111 of a CrltiCII lltvtr ban a dtalb of what ...., .. ,mtued 11atun about llldl uall and of •arloua aJmpiy • laW ~ illllltulloDI. Crilidllll II 10metbJDI tbal ra IOD .. • Dippy 1Jtl blrlbo · kHJ11 Ul 011 our 1oM, 111d wbenlt li II¥• day, Jlmnl)' Daranle. tltd II u!IJ attenlloJI to poulbly 10m• tbiJIIIbal ia btilll doM wrona, WI 1111 'l'bl fear- IDncut of one to tblnldJII !hat maybt lben II 1 CBS-TV !'NI. Jalm Reyaoldl needed chan••· One of the former color· (JoltD Sclmel4er liP' ful lou! busmeosmen often commented ltain) W81 OlD' 1eld llem rflbl that a penon did not amount to mucb b1re Jon. • •• . N. Y. AIIJ• unless iomethin& was aaid about blm. Gea. Loula Ltlkowltl' lnveatlWe have certain institutions that are ptloa of art hudl ..... lllttl' 87 WiDiam S. filii • considered rather sacred, and among naUODII Feb. 31 - the De those is public education. No matter how ten uplaiDI thot tbno ateJDo thlllp than t am. Notice that Gaulle gov't wm aend over Ill BY DON MACLEAN excellent a public school aystem happenl ill eoch of these cases. the cur- chief art experl, eurator of the to be. there Is always someone leveling (WUIIIIIII Wblte II .. uc• Jn&ly nutty reeurcb projtctl loalty lab Is almost as much, ouvre, the president of the IOIIltlimeB result in dlscoverlet critical remarks in its direction. When lion.) or more, than LBJ'e ridiculous French Chambre and the lead· valuable to private lndullly. It comes from individual citizens. and ia WASHINGTON - At last we But, in the two cull above, Wbllt llou8e llllvlns•· tng Frendl art 11wyer to P" directed toward some phase of the poli· aeem to have come tD what unlea we hope 110111eday to aeU upert testimony . . . Top the'· cy that thev think is wrong, we aee no Qovemment aclenllats olfer Prtsident Johnsen apporently deodoranta It ocean lllh ancl thla syllecbm: America Iiarm done: Howner. according to 1 re· II rlral •rent Joe Glaser'• ..., ""''iders the physical limit lor Australian bulhmen, the pur. cent survey, Ohio. Michigan and Cali· ereot. America II the moat Brlllah black miniature poodle himself ancl his White Houst poae evades me. fornia have become in the past lew yean <llrioul naUon 011 earth. 1'11.,. Import 1P'rederlck the Great) stall. By turnilll off llghll not won bit flnl fwo btg • S. dog targets for criticism by pressure groups. The Nallooal SelellCI! Found~o fore, eurlosity maltea America show champiOillbi(lll In a IIIW, In use, placllll! as lew tel• It io 1 development that we are going to phone calls as possible, etc., lion to curious about plallll I· great. Perhaps. but the Ideal- latest IN L. A. have to watch very carefully lest great they can save the counlrJ $41,· Iolli Brllll'l Amuon River and ill Cicero OllCt! ottacked almllar damage is going to result to the freeabout the evolutioll of hl~ky syllog!lml that were briDging 000 and no! • penny more. , , dom of schoola tc teach. In many instan· ruin on Rome. Cleero IRVING FIELD'S &UIIDD cea the charges leveled at the schools The prool il in tht $11.1 IJU. cove beeUea - to tbt tune o1 flnanclll went unheeded and we koow t4I,OOO. The NSF II about $47,· bullfl&ht promotion Wll • rouacome from radical groups, who are con· lion budget estlmalt lor !Ileal wbat happened to Rome. llt.H 11101'1 I!UI' i OUI lboul lbost lnt succea but It's not apeet. vinced that their Ideas alone should pre· year 1967. In 1tlli the Whitt ed to •ilrl mmngbta 111 every vail · House il listed IB apendlliJI There has been a marked increase •151,000 on "communications "'~'Oft the glands of Internal secretion, American ballpark - u cost ol criticism in t~ past three years. ,I P"•tecUve antihodiet qaloat ..~~ one customer ut and utilltleo.'' LBJ, by praclic· There were l:i,OOO American educators the germa of disease and, ]0$1 down; Spanish buUfigbler Paco lng well • publicized lrugallty, contacted in the survey, which shows •lashed this 1<1 •no.ooo lor lis· fortunately, the antibodies ill- Camino was J11181'1Dtoed ~110,· that 90 percent of the destructive crtti· cal 1961. But the eotimote lor volved In allergies. OliO for three fights. Jaime cism was because of alle(ed teaching of utilities remains at thb same Blond ond plaama tnnlf• !pronounced "Hymie" llke In Communism or subversion was indica!· fisure lor fiocal 1967 (should ly Wayae 0. lll'andlllllt. M.D. 111111 llle uved mllllolll of the Stage Dolly) Brave w11 paid ed. The bulk of the charges leveled thero be one). Blood bu beell ceded the 1Jvta bot blood caa lin ba f/,500 per Dght ... The glmble were in connection with book criticism My view Is that any Umt ftuid tluue. The more we deadly beeaase blood from a pa>~ off - Feld'o promotion and censorship. The damaging effects of anybody il managill& $liS bil· study it the more ita marvel· donor Gf the wrollJ ABO blood netted f!H,OOO. the pressure aroups Increased 49 per· lion of my money (oh, that'a fi'OIIP 1!11 kilL NiDI blood We tried the Off·Bdwy n!Vlv• cent In 1957 to 56 percent in 1965. It e laugh). I want him to have ous funct!IXII are oppreciate4. JfGap •y•tema are 1111w rte01· a1 of "WIIIteraet" at lhe Jan was also reported that school districts sU the equipment be needo It CarryiJll oxygen to our 11811111 olz•d. 'Re heat kocn of die.. Hu1 Auditorium but memortea that auffered much damage had nearly [i doubled from nine percent in 1957 to 16 do 1 lood job. In THAT arta, via the red cella wu tht 81'111 are the ABO and Rh &fOaplnca. o1 the brUIIanl lll'llbW 10 aea· hug the cost. Actually, with o1 iii important functlona to lit KnoWID& the blood type of 110111 qo 111!111 us borne early; • lltJ'cenl In 1985. a budget thai size, tD brag •· discovered. Ont of the encouraging aspects of a donor's blood Dllf tell ua at the amhltloul but primitive boul IIVinl I plddlillll $41,000 the survey shows the commumsm and Thtse 111110 cells, with an a,. once that it Is not accepatble premlaes precluded even 1 dJt. b an lnsull lo the public'• lntel- li•t from the pluma, llao ell' for 1 alven recipient, but It II tant approach to tht original · , aullvtnion ch1rces against schoola fell at the very bottom of the list. There were lijJence. ry tisane wastes to the IQ, oot a reliable lodlcaUon of ac- scenically (II wu Jo Mlellla17.2 dlatrtcta in .tbt country that had That amount wouldn' t buy the kidneyo and skin to be tllmln· ceptablllty. In addition to cet- er'a most beautiful, mOll poet. 1 ~h charJeS ._.,.,ainst them. The ru for one heavy bomber raid ated in exhaled air, urine and ling blood from a donor of the ic acen1c design) whose contrJ. ~ I~Uci1m ol school textbooks wa1 less In on Viol Nam. These days It iwtal. right ABO type it II DeCessai'J butlon to the 1935 drtml wu ·! 1915, but thoae that were loveled were would be considered a The wbltt blood eeUo form to test the blood by erou- almost u eathetlcally ~ ~ more destructive than in former yeara. ameli community peverty erant. aa eaaenllal part of the body'a matcbln1 - mixing a small por· ant u MuweU i\nderaon'• One of the big(eat problems that some Perhaps II the President hid defenn aystem tbrougb their tlon or the blood of both donor blllnk verae: the eagorly tmfll achools hove Is in notin1 the groups more light, he could take 1 be~ that try to Itt their idulogy Into the ter look at the budget end find power to IDJIIIIf lnvldlnl bae· and recipient and stydlng tbe wt couldn't compare to Bul' torte. The platelets, amalltr mixture under the mleroseopt. gew Merecllth, Margo, Euouer. achoola throu1b lift boolu. We should 1 lol more places to save money ancl more numerous tban the II the two blooda are lncom- do Clanelll et II; perhtJliiOID" :~ all be alert to the dangera that come than on his utility bills. '\from the radical right and the radical We could 11ve 1ome eash white cells, are neceaaary to potlble there wUI be a clump- one who lacked t1u1 naplngly lllg of the red cells. '"" memory of that first trJ. left to try and make converts of students. almply by curbing our curioo- tlul clottlq process. The plasma or fiuid part or Tbe aevere reaction (chlllJ umphant proctuctioo might hive "oii It II intereatin11o note that only 15 lty. The Office of Naval R.. percent of the books attacked were tht blood eontains the nutrients end cold sweats: that occurs In a mort aatlafyln1 aven~q, 1eorch, for instance, II ~ thrown out in 1962, and about 29 per· which 11'1 the products of dl· the recipient whea auch a lng 171,000 lnvestlgatlliJI tht 'cDt were rtmond in 1985, which shows tht amino oclda d~o donor's blond Is used Is due to odort of ocean !Ish. II could thai the preuure groups are hard at rivfld from proteins, the glu· the rapld destruction of 1111 drl•e an admiral paat Washlnl· work. We have never been too atron1 ..,.. or blood IIJ81r from ...,.. red celt. that follows such ton's fish market, with tht car lor' cenoubip of hooks or anything else pin 1111111' 1 1 lnd lllrchetl, the •lumping. Such lncompallbUIwindow• rolled do1111, a I o I ~a)ODI 11 there are teachers who hold cheaper then that.) Tbe Army Upldeo derived from fall and ty Is often due to dlf!erent . ~o a stron1 program of teaching true is laying out $10,000 to see how all the 91blmlnt and mlnerolo blood typa 11 one of tht "merican ideals, and who must of neces· 1011111 much AuBtrallan oborlgines per- requlrecl In the proceu of met. other IJ'OIIIIInp. In llity lllttrprete the current America~> bollmL In ldditloa tht plaam• e~~• flndlna a compallble spin!. ICtDt to point out tht weaknesses of any rontalnl boriDODII dll'l\'ecl Irena douor II a dlf!lcult problem. Of course, the ltVII'IImant of· who tatea upon themselves tha of truth.-DCW . Capitol Commen(, Eve,.,ts DOC SAYS '"'Y ,..tloe - Hatlo's 11leY'fi Do h E'!Y Time • HELEN HELP US! 'LOVI IJNIUft'II1INBO lOON DIUt" Dllr a..: 1'111 -. been IIII1'MI live JUfL Ill tbal tlmt I'VI - · bid 1 DIW dlw or at, bad to borrow Dlltemlty clolhet duriDC bulb pr~~~~onclel. JriJ husband llv• ma f20 to lbop for lloceill ucb WHk, IIIII I have to return every penny not tllell, !llld write down every lllllt Item I bougbl U U lsll't ''neCIISm'Y" be makll me tate It bact 111111 ncbang~ IL Tbe cbDdral and I aet aur ololb11 at the Sllvallol Army aecond • hand lhop, and whal llllll turnlture I have comes from there, too. My buablnd hal I good )ob, 111111 be hoi a big savings aoeount - In IDS nome. He pta 1111 clothes new (and pays pleo11 for them) and ba hal a IIIW oar, that he won't let me drive. He says I ahouldn't want llllf• lhJni because I bavt "food in 1111 111118 ancl a roof over my bead." He admlta be luis no love lor me, only the chlldreo - and be doesll't ael It, evea with them. He 11118Cka them around whenevS' they pi Ia tbe way. Finally, I opened a maD order charge IICCOIIDI, but 1 eoudln't . . $10 • IIIODib to pay II, so 11oeJ thr~tenecl to 1t1e me. I was llClrecl. so 1 took 1111 IJul. band'• checldna acoount checkl ond liped lbem. Be eaulb' tnl and lt'a jual plain HeD II - holllll. U I even open 1111 moulb, 1 gel a tonJ1u8 l•!lblnl 01' a !luting. The klda needed the clothel I boucbt! I'm acarecl ID death of him but 1 lUll lon him. Besldea, bow eould I live II I left him? -DEFEATED Dear Defeated: .... You'd probably nve IIIIlCh hetllr IliaD If you atayecl wltb tlul bealloaa and mt.erllneal. 1blre 1r1 laws about chll4 IIIP" port, you know. I'U never underltln4 how 10 mall)' womeu ean ..,, ..I'm ICired to dlalb of him bill I B~RRl'S WORLD - --f lUll lov. him," ar, "'Il ctoawlt want me, but I can't Uve wl~ out him." Do you pll ENJOY belli& hurt? lln4 tlll't you ruiiR thai lovt llftl'eturnecl, 10011 dlel" ... Cl' lhouldl -B. IIIUDOE BURNINO Deor Helea: My husband went on 1 dud! hunting trip with a friend. Tbep bad a sort of "joint" apr<~~ they used around cemp, ... my husband pul hill removable bridsework In Ill poWt . Q morning when be was bruablnl bit teeth. Later the friend Jd the apron on to fi1 breakfut, and then they were backing llf tD the camp fire as meB do to aet warm. wen, Ibis IIIID'I ltP 101 Iiiio hoi, and be mtcbed tlul apron around t. bls back to keep some of tha beat oil. It caught fire and ba jerked It olf and threW It Ill lilt ' names .. .. ,.;th my lnllb.....'l bridges IR ihe pocket. Tbey're very npenslvt n 1011 know, tD replace. Who pays! Incldenlall)', an any • or wlvet u Ured 11 1111 ol duck 11 f20 8 pound?-HtJN'II. lNG SEASON WIDOW Dear Widow: I've bearcl o bumlq brldgea behind yoo - bul aever quite 10 Ulerlllyl Befora 1011 ~ a bill that mljlll wreck 1 friendship, check with your lnsurence agent. II you (or lha lriend) hive a homeowner'l policy, those llurnecl brld(!!l an most Ul<ely covered. Second queaUlJII: Probab!r, but If they'n: aloe Utti. WIVII they Ifill and bUt •em. -B. Den Helen': I'm I 1D1D with a JP1pt. Why w't you demit be more ful wben you open your ear doorl on parklnng lois! Do• 1011 know every time yol bit .another car that way, II chlpl the pllnt! -LEE, A BACIIBLOil, THANK GAW" Dear Lee: Tate I look a1 the ld&t " YOUR ctr door, IIIII lUe bark thai 111'11 atoaei-D. _ Yattata, yattata, yattata ••• have you heard? You'll find BEAUTY SALONS fast In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walking ' I :.• f I I a. ·i I i I I FIRESTONE CHAMPION OR il New Safety IADIO & T.V. WellapalrAII MabllModelt' Tlltt Is 0111 ~ lor lite llltlntenalll!l of a lerp IIDet Of lulnkecl blocNl Ill Jarp ' b=••-'i ' ' CHAMPION . ., . . ' TIRES MOUNTED liB· ~~~ --lell~d . ,..· .....~ w..........-....;....;;;,. ;.j. • ·~~ l _, f �I -. ~ . , .,-1 I '!; leullatt, ~411G~ e. M. 18, liCit ::"10iariaosto0bserve6k--' PlannedParenthoodGroups Air4i~olence Steppetfifp ..Anniversary " of Foun.l:... .. .'Pllf, NUt wttk tbt Itotaey Club of Jllddlt~Y wW oblerl'e the Slat aalliversary of tbt tolllldlq of llotarY 11 February 23, 1101, ID Chlcaco, lliiDola. Tile local clull'1 piau lor marldq tbe mllutont ll!tiudt a opee1a1 prognm l Fib. 25 tor the week o1 !be Auulv.rsarf. 1t1a1a lor -'*'tblp blpD ~Joha wer,..-, prerl'ert of wllb tbe llnl club allll baa CODI. tl\lt .local ch!b, in ~llll"''""~ tilt lblllad ll!nulh lbe ,.an 10 be1 ii!IUveraary moeliDC, alld. "''be eomt • major oharaCiorllllc of .•tary eelo:I~IIR..,::' UU:oroc:.:alr~ tbe llolarJ orp!llallon. L .... ;",0. cl'"'- ~ JII'OII'IIII of llolary Ia ~· """' • · - • - eacb co!lllllllllity II dlltrmlned 0 .,._ by the ll!l!al club Heelf llerllll Middleport • Pomoro7,' tho club IJIOIIIorl severll projeell. The Easbir Seal drive to help crlp. pled chlldrell and adallllll! flrll II! Hno. a1111 5111,5110 RotariiDt In Ill -tries .. TbUI, Rolley meet· 11p markin& 11111 oeeuloo w111 be held In many IIJIIUIIel, mcl!ldllll Arable, Burmese, Flemish, Gaelic, ~eo, Jap. ; oneoe, and Persian. . Tile Rotary Club of Mlddleport • Pomeroy orpmred ta ~ :in::;= ~ . lbl . Sin L-! s commwu1y. ce memua-· ! ship of the club is composed of ; - mal from each buslne• or pro!essloRal oettvlty, tile locll · club 1~esenll a Cl'OIII • secliol Z ~~ tile city'a butineM llle. Tbla = ~ The local clulllltnJUped with 10 Cllbor Rotary clUhl In this ':J: /: J:':u~!:,~=~ . f"""t to "~·- In a J81 Alit'' June, leavlnl Columbul J~ 1 ntura JWII 21, llvlnl Rolarillla an oppurtunity to viait with their malcbed club Ill Germany as well as tour Germany. - lllltlDII, r-t'oy.JIIddltport, 0., Feb. 18, 1988-S . =~ll:-.~.~..~I wi·n State Tax F · ree. Status~·. ·P:.!~ru:;~-:n.:r~'C::_-~~~=: NEI HAVEN bolb aldet of tilt 17tll par - ~ . llml .uJed . Cbu IU. qlbilt I Vlel ~.:·~~ . . . · . 10c11J IIIII' Mavy llibllal - ~ lD tilt ftlk l!illlll point IIIII lliodqUiw,rt ~!Obp COLUMBUS (UP!) - The vitlu Ia lrrelevllll" in . deter· viceS or Information. HJ!IIIIild on our lrlmbtln lbe"IFell. Ia, a U.S; apoWma• llald.lbe·. C>'hhod'.. ·· 1'llll Olllo ~ , Court, in a lor· mln'•l wbetller BD Ofllllilallon Tbet decision led to p1ssage south. U.S. Aillly lrOIIpl lidded Vletnal'ilil. lollell ... Ill illites lllll'ibwtlt :vr -~· *d!IDil .wlfk!tJ, ruled IDday qualllles lor a tu "!'emption of a law repaaliDC tile beD and to tbe lilllalve toll 1of Collli!UI- killed aild 10& m!tudDC ID aell011. .NIVJ llid Air' ·f'Gi'O:t. :~ lbe Pla!lll8d Part~~lltoocl Also- under tilt public d!Jrlty laws. !Diking It Ieall for IIMIPI ar lila! dead ln,;pw All•tao Vllley U.S. Air rotct, Ni¥7 1!111 agala riiiPd onr QlftMil\b!l elalioD ol Col!llllbqa II a pub- 11 aakl IUCh emntitton as lndivlduala to pall om iDforma. sector. .• .. · Mlrllle · pi!Oia _ new l8tllu N_orlh VIet Kim; . . N8l!s. lie: cbertty IIIli ~· O!JIItled to o propir ..110 lOIII b llklse tioll ~linl to fllDily plonnilll ;VI.IJ Colii . ~ brlef!J o~ · Cnmmnnld :::.•: ID l!Hdill, all!rql ll'fl! tlid ' tu: uempllcm r. Ill work in vWes do lll)l offend lfle public IIICI blrlb control. overran a oulpoll SOuth Vlel . N!llll, _,_._ I radar !die. . • :· . 10 011 lDformla& WOII!fll birth coo- peace or tho law of Ibis state." That secUDII of lhe law wu•only mllel l!lllllh of the · AIDOIII tile 311 ·lllllllom lroJ teclmlqueo. Bred laiJIIelllol . . . . DOl involved In Ieday's : Dffll JD :Botpital fiPOl"led Will .lit .alta$ Jill .th< '1'1te hlsh court reversed 8111'1· The Common Pleas Court de. Court declllon. relntnmentl. . . . . · . . lllen Blm Pb1l l!llllll!l liar Itt 4ecll!lonl of the FrankllD . DETROIT tt!Pl) ,... llkhard racks . IIICI ma.ld:. l41~ mUa 1 County COmmDII Pleas Court eillml bad ruled the OI'Janlza. Tile decision could hove broad 11 wu dlsciGnd me~~~whllll S. Wlll!mlllkJ, Ia, 'ilbo !!bol - of 11a1101. OIIJ• .plal!lll blf alld tile lOth Dlltriet Court of 11011 was actually acting In vlo- lmpllcatlons In all clllel in Oblo lbal tl ~ were tilled Rtbbl Morrll ·Allier llld !fita tbe Vlllb nltoD ai011J.illt wP Appeall wblcb bad held lbet latl011 of an Oblo law bannlni which have Planned Parenthood ancl 413 woullded in adion Iaiii lfl\!d to till l!1mlelt Wrlnl '10 miles l!Oi1lb of lbe Nol'tl the usoclalion was not entitled dl!trlbullon of birth control cJe. groups. . week, auolbior record casually synagogue servl'*' Saturdaf, VlflmtmA!!I eaplliL, . ' eo an eumplloa from paying TEA DELAYED Information 11 supplied to loll for 1966. The previous ~h .u.d .earll' IDday at a holpllll. 'l'lte heaviest pild ~ taas on 1 $1,etl &1ft It ,.. . married or IIOO!Ho-be-marrled Ibis , year ft8 89 U.S. ~ ,·l,lll!bi Adler, qo baa !lOt re- llvolvlng Apler!CBD unlll·. diJI' ceived from the lat. Charles F. The Cindy Sblpen Preaen-. women. Tha serviCe is provided men ldDed In th~ wsek ended calue!l . ~ liiDal be .ln8 tho put H bi!Ur& .~ Weller a1 Colll!llbus llllkm Tea at veterans M11110r. free to Indigent persons IIICI a reb. ~. . · . ·· was struek down ilf two bullets II! operation Wh 11• Wln8 · Jal bosptlsl scheduled Feb. 17 maximum fee of $10 Is The latest report was .tile fired by Wl"'nehky was Muller iD the 110111 ~ I.ao The court bald lltal •appro- hu baeD pollpunrd until a Ia~ charged 10 those who <BD af. 1\lgMst since Nov. 24, IIIII, parted ·to mada "A f89W Valley reJlOD ltOU · ~ Qllllbo 1 vii or dlaapproval of Ill adJ.,er date. ford II. . when UO Anltrkllnlwn tilled I!IIIID p. . aorlheaal ~ 8aJion. . . _;fidlt :as .:u. co••-111 Supreme~= ~~· w~=- ~ ONLY NO.OO Down - lalonco en ConVOIIIenl Tor,. !!-' \niif, . . . . . ., I ' ' • • • . .i ' '. / • ' . J PRICES BJTEC'IlVB House Republicans Quietly ~ Pleased as Dem~rats Fuss E ~ ~ ; ! , '.· '\ r · ; : :i ~ ·· .. ~ WASHINGTON (UPI) - House RepubliCin leaders are ao pleued at the Wlf thiDfil are goln& they bardly CID contllD their lll!llea. They figure they now are a oboo-in to pick up an ntra 30 or more Bouse seats lo November. They don't want to 1mlle too much. The root cause of their beppler outlook 11 the Viet Nam war. And they rell1't that wor, with Its lou of Am· eriCBD lives, •• much 11 any. , Tllat Is the Issue they plan to body. keep hlttllla hardest between J1u1 Ia Jl'iYOit lllkl with new and November. . l!eWsmtn lbey've made II plain The leaders laY they fin<• they are downrilbt dolllbled to freah evidence daily lbet see Democrall on, the home American& are worried about front batllinl amo111 them· tile """ and about inflai!OD. 11lve~ about whet II beinl done They are amazed (aDd pleased) Ill Viet Nom and whet ourht to at lbe number of epilp!e who be done apporenUy have walcbed lite · Senate Forelln ~lallona Com· Aa lor lhemlelvu, tbey plan mittee'• televised Inquiry on to offer little advleo on . the Viet Nam at "hlch Democratic war, and to_ preface whet Httle difforences hove been continual· they slve wtth 811Ula!ICII they 1 aired ore supportlna President John- y ._- - - son. They plainly flJW'e tile only lUre beneltclarleo of the Viet Nam war will be RepubllcBD ••ngr..•ional candidatel - · m· November. II the war slill II loine lull ~~.,t. many Ameri••"' wm <~rt ai nly be displeased about th•t. If il has been oetUed, the <rttie menl will be on oomprom- SAIGON (UP!) - N'mety-<>ne i<P Ierma that Inevitably w1U U. S. servicemen were killed d i,~> lme many olbera. and 423 wounded In action laat :11-.mtime. GOP leaders bsvelweek, an American m!UIIey the ~ eye on the cost of 1lvinl. spok..man said today. Tile toll It lteeps golnl up, and a marked a new hi&h for 1961. <·ontinued escalation of the Viet! The tolllll were for the week ,\ am .flghtina wUI lend to drive l endina Feb. 12, the spokt1man 11 up faster. said. For tho week endln1 Feb. - ·· 5, 89 Americans were reported killed In the Viet Nam war. That wa1 the hllbesl loll sloce the wtek of Nov. %4, 1965. when ~tinued from pqe 1 ) 1240 Americana IO.!t their llvet ~elsnd 1uburl! <Ji Rocky ln the bloody La Dra111 Valley f!!ver. and Chu POIII M01mtain caDI'.': patgn. -~1rMHINGTON - A GROUP Allied forces killed tl4 Viet of:,P House Repubi~ Tu... Cong lui week while the South d#}froposed a Hoover • type Vietnamete l08t %49 kllled and cGuimlooion to study the led. IlK miJJillj in action. Three ere! sovernment Rep. Sey· Amerlcalll! also were reported mour Halpern, R.·N. Y., wutlle missiJll. author of tbe bill lo establllh a - ·- - commission on the organization SUPI'ER PllT orr of the t~rcutive branch. A SmlK'gubord supper plan''Tbo executive branch IJ Bed Feb. 17 at the Sacred Heart deVeloping new and sometime• Chnrch auditorium bas been oitsll!ife policy · makin& procea- postponed unlll Thunday, Feb. ,..,, Halpern said '"It II vital 21. lbet ~ogress find out hew and wbsll decisiono ore really EAGLES TO PLAY . 1 ; f · 91 Fatalit'Ies Reported Week of Battle . 1 Upl BfJe• rS EBIIern Eacl• will wrap up their reiU)Ir 118101 .... play Lffl!"GTUN IV _ OOV- tl\ls Friday ftilbl at home 1· emn from 10 'sta~ meet here gainll Belpre. Chorleo Kni&hl, Tbursday and Friday 1o diJ. who has been out of the lineup <US'i"'stale action araln81 water for the past low weeki with an and air pollution and various """ Injury, Is Ol<J)eCted to re· means of retainiol naturll re- tum lo acllon. The prellmiDary IOIU'ceo. aar•e will belln at 7 p.m. The ID"ernor and numerOUI aillt repreoentatives will atBEIWICII POITPONED tend ' a meetlnK of tile Nation~! Funeral strvlcea for Chari• Governors' Ctnferenct Commit· M. Mayo, 80, which werosehedt<t 011 Natural Resources and~ uled for 2 p. m. loday at Prov~ 1peclal Midwestern Governors deoce Baptlll Church have Conlerenct on Water Resourcea been pollponed due to high wa~ ll1d Pollution. er. HIIDiiDifoa relauv.. ere made.'t SPACE RACINI .. 3 lb. pkg. $1.35 Apple Sauce_ · am$ cins 1 • E'ul-l'alu Produee Silt! MORTON'S · FROZEN u.15c LETTUCE 19! · tan Cllll , You'll Llka This Wldt Vtrltty Sloro It's a pleasure 10: shop our 11c . .. wide aisle5 and wider •election - Browse around for household lteme, soft goods, be~, ~d \leauty aida, .etc. · Enifii~Mt...,. ·~·'·'. GREEN' . $1·. '.Zt, .•, IIAN$ , . •• ." •./llll lllll!lll ' . . ~ "'"'"""'"" Keep 12. 10 oz. denim, well cold out and heat ln. Sizes made. New low discount 11% to 13 stretch. price. s s .99 .47 1·. Compare At US • 101. REG. $1.95 CHOCKS IRONING BOARD MULTIPLE VITAMIN Pad&Cover Re1. 79c value. Silicone pad and cover. New low dilcount price. 100 COUNT Fruit Flavor Reg. $3.00 • Crest Toothpaste Family Siz• With Fluoristan Reg. 95c pr $1 00 57c PI'. PLEASANT Troy Haffman; prBiidenl of the Ma• on County YGIIIII O.Jd'lll Club, announced the rei!Jllt meeting <If the lfoup wiD bl hlld Thursday, F)bruary 17, 7:1t p,m. a& llle · Cat~IODier'l tiDloo Ball 011 Jackoon Avenue. lllcbael ' -!, Audia, presidellt Gif' lhe 'West Vlrgtng 0.Dl0<1'4~ CJJII!a, will be 1\leal ~ aDd Will cfli!CIISS $ SOl una G. o.·ROUSH:.&~SOI.f.. I. I' &UILP • • . ·we hUd It to 1ult fOUl' flildl - 011 ' ' ·rour lot or our loll Ill M111011 or New YJIC me-..np cards HaiiiiL Qual!ltl CG!UirtiCtloll, ' · . •SJ~~rlence. ' i ~! t/fG'f • l_.,wtn bl .. Gl, · p~ or . I .. •·i{ .• ~, ~ ' ' . VALUES TO $6.98 LADIES FALL & WINTER GLASS WARE DRESSES Anchor Holllio1 white glass ware. Vases, candy dllhes and bating ~·· .RQUsM . . . ;, ,..;,~~ .......... . . . : /,\·Jt'•ic 1 ,. !':<~·~·:•· ·~·,..._,. '" ·.1.'"':.\ '* ' }1 avetlible ar from any orne=. for tbl on· ·the ql Non-Pii" 1or :the M.P lslt!ed .a.ee. Values to · Ladles fall and winter dresses. All sizes. -.o..$1.79 DISH AND DRAIN 1· ' • ' LONG WEARING BOAR~D DUST MOP . . •• , . , -ol American made household broom'. meled handles. Big Bonanza value. IIIIer , . .> 1 . ~ ____...... R~. $1.59 PLASTIC slze plaaW: dtlib board and'· pla1tic dlih dtal!l tact - 2 pleee set. . BROOM '~ KITCHEN \...! . •• ., · BIJ REG. $1.79 VALUE 5 TIE .00· c DISCOUNT PRlCE Ple!tunl Hot Resort. ,, ~;-~.~ '~----. .. . ' VALUES TO $1..00 ASSORTED lbe YOung olmocrotS llate Conv-.. ll'hlch 'ltlll btld In Poldt Pleasant on . . II, II lilt 20\b, 19tlll, at I PI EVERY "BONANZA" PURCHASE CARRIES A FULL GUARANTEE': " DeJDOC!rats tcr Meet Thursday iBUILD NOWI . I_ I ');<:·1 11 ·· -~ . -~ '. ' . . . oz. warm ineulated Young Vintage I . . :. Lo~· ~Prittl· JERZEt ·.: ··~ rhrow Pillow1. Aut. colol'B and d..lgns. S.e theae for value plus. Dungarees ,,c I ~I 1oLI.IOX M'r.v. .. .... .... · ~ - CABBAGE - l ~: FRESH, GREEN NEW lb. i 81NNR111GL ... ,.....• ALL VAIUE1'IES Straight from Pam boulf. oordl, the cllan, llftntl I!Mt of the back • zipped hlflla • rise boot !n lwiQIII Middleport .' Cream Pies FRESH HEAD STYLE GROUP 2 STYLE GROUP I Roush's Shoe Stort ZESTA CRACKERS carton New Spring Dresses In Junior and 1\llney and Half Sizes. All new styles and bright Spring colors. Buy these on Lay·Away. Reg. Sl.ll9 Value. Big T.V. Bee. •1. 79 value. Si2es 6 to :':",- •6·" "'' Pumpkin 30oun~ SPRING DRESSES T.V. Throw PILLOW Reg. •1.00 firat quaHty - white. . 2 Vegetable cans SOUP··· STOKIL Y'S or DEL MONTE llg Family 5111 ~ ) Campbell's STOKELY'S COTTAGE CHEESE 10 sox STOKELY'S Tomato Juice LADIES' COLORFUL REG. $tOO Salad Dressing 59c Give Yourself ANew Look Compare At 4,95 KRAFT qt. Miracle Whip cans FAIRMONT RICH 'I'""• 15:r HanH ln1ulated c c REG. $1.59 Hose to 9, .94 pr ;;y.n 8010.La:t;. s'lrfir1"t_ New Sprlnl lhadeo. Stoek up MIX, 21b. box 4601. ICE CREAM N~on ... s Rayon Undies price. 4~ Ladies New Smsrt Spring Flail. Size New color, new styles. Reg. 29c Ladies Rayon Un. dies. Asst. colors. Si2es Small, Medium, Large. Low discount REG. 59c SEAMLESS 'PILLSBURY PANCAKE PINEAPPLE JUICE REAL TASTY s~! c ea now. • Countryside about two hours on the Gemint I Hamper with lid. Blue, pink, white, New low discount price. IN OUR STORE STOKELY'S JUICE SALEI FAIRMONT ---=====---1 Reg. $1.59 Plastic Clothes DETAILS SHORl·39c RIBS • · lb RIB STEAK Fui-Valu Dairu Dept a•llon Clrton HAMPER 26" Roadmaster ~ivan Away feb, 22 .· i , A8K roa. ' ,,,,i 1 2 lb. pkg........ .... . . , .. }l! CLOTHES FREE BICYCLE LADIES SPRING STYLE SLIM FOOT DRESS FLATS REG. 29c LADIES BETTER Reg. $1.59 PLASnC . Fltaal w.,ek. S,eei•IOiferl ~ I THURS.-FRI.-SAT. -MIDDLEPORT STORE ONLY 5'J'Jl & PEARL BTS.- RACINI ~The Store Willi A Ran" Quantltlea c Ground Beef " VALUES ARE HOnER THAN EVER ToUmlt --~~.siiiiiiia~BEEF OUR OWN PURE FRESHLY GROUND Open 8 to 8-Mon. 'l'brll sat. Reserved fiUALITY lb: MARKET Rilht GOOD (UP! ) - Dangling 11 the end of a 75 - toot lileline, astronaut I encountered In teiU at TullahoDIIid Scott will "walk'" allliOit 1na, Tenn .. last Saturday could lWII'e around the world for cause a delay. i ,,,.v •.•. .. .. GRADED CENTER, Houolonl llDible to reach G.W. COWlty. I tl ighl in man 's 11lDIIt PAWMARES, Spain (UP!) amil1t vous >IJOI'e solo. -The search lor a mlllinl U.S. Fedl'r:tl a~enC) ofll- nudear bomb WtDI Into 1111 8111 ~ olsl< at the Manned Spacecraft day today ln the waten off the ;,; "enl!·r d1'CI"'td Tuelday de- IIIO!Itlleaslem coalll of SpaiD. :; ;all' of lhe pla ns to aelld Scott Beneath swmy lkla IIICI = 1n hi' 17.:'.00 · mil• "" l1our calm waters, the Sl·lool under3 apBcew, lx about 20 hours alter water craft Alumtnaut probed the Gemini I capaule blllsta into !lbe MedibirriUINn In a maned . the heavens sometime late nnl off orea rall8lnl from one to !: month with eommalld pilot Nell four mlles from lhore. Six U.S. : '!'!llllroiJI a! the controll. etb Fleel shl(ll crlll-corued the The three -. day night was area about one mile in fl. IJ!llallve]J 101 fer lbout Harcb clrcwr!fe"onca 11 tbe same 11. llut llrpt aatel.llte Jioblema llml · · DISCOlJNT SJlQRR LOOK WHAT YOU CAN )AVE WHILE L Long wearln1. Magnetlr dutt mop. _~ .00 • 1 •• 1 ~.1 1 ' ~ VALUES TO 35c ASST. 7" INQI ZIPPERS 'I* meW zippers in cia I while they last. assorted DISCOUNT PRICI '<·: .~w . (• ~~ '•J lr l(h•& ... i•t1 .. '1 ~1, -;.,_,I .~ eolori. ,.,_ ' I �I -. ~ . , .,-1 I '!; leullatt, ~411G~ e. M. 18, liCit ::"10iariaosto0bserve6k--' PlannedParenthoodGroups Air4i~olence Steppetfifp ..Anniversary " of Foun.l:... .. .'Pllf, NUt wttk tbt Itotaey Club of Jllddlt~Y wW oblerl'e the Slat aalliversary of tbt tolllldlq of llotarY 11 February 23, 1101, ID Chlcaco, lliiDola. Tile local clull'1 piau lor marldq tbe mllutont ll!tiudt a opee1a1 prognm l Fib. 25 tor the week o1 !be Auulv.rsarf. 1t1a1a lor -'*'tblp blpD ~Joha wer,..-, prerl'ert of wllb tbe llnl club allll baa CODI. tl\lt .local ch!b, in ~llll"''""~ tilt lblllad ll!nulh lbe ,.an 10 be1 ii!IUveraary moeliDC, alld. "''be eomt • major oharaCiorllllc of .•tary eelo:I~IIR..,::' UU:oroc:.:alr~ tbe llolarJ orp!llallon. L .... ;",0. cl'"'- ~ JII'OII'IIII of llolary Ia ~· """' • · - • - eacb co!lllllllllity II dlltrmlned 0 .,._ by the ll!l!al club Heelf llerllll Middleport • Pomoro7,' tho club IJIOIIIorl severll projeell. The Easbir Seal drive to help crlp. pled chlldrell and adallllll! flrll II! Hno. a1111 5111,5110 RotariiDt In Ill -tries .. TbUI, Rolley meet· 11p markin& 11111 oeeuloo w111 be held In many IIJIIUIIel, mcl!ldllll Arable, Burmese, Flemish, Gaelic, ~eo, Jap. ; oneoe, and Persian. . Tile Rotary Club of Mlddleport • Pomeroy orpmred ta ~ :in::;= ~ . lbl . Sin L-! s commwu1y. ce memua-· ! ship of the club is composed of ; - mal from each buslne• or pro!essloRal oettvlty, tile locll · club 1~esenll a Cl'OIII • secliol Z ~~ tile city'a butineM llle. Tbla = ~ The local clulllltnJUped with 10 Cllbor Rotary clUhl In this ':J: /: J:':u~!:,~=~ . f"""t to "~·- In a J81 Alit'' June, leavlnl Columbul J~ 1 ntura JWII 21, llvlnl Rolarillla an oppurtunity to viait with their malcbed club Ill Germany as well as tour Germany. - lllltlDII, r-t'oy.JIIddltport, 0., Feb. 18, 1988-S . =~ll:-.~.~..~I wi·n State Tax F · ree. Status~·. ·P:.!~ru:;~-:n.:r~'C::_-~~~=: NEI HAVEN bolb aldet of tilt 17tll par - ~ . llml .uJed . Cbu IU. qlbilt I Vlel ~.:·~~ . . . · . 10c11J IIIII' Mavy llibllal - ~ lD tilt ftlk l!illlll point IIIII lliodqUiw,rt ~!Obp COLUMBUS (UP!) - The vitlu Ia lrrelevllll" in . deter· viceS or Information. HJ!IIIIild on our lrlmbtln lbe"IFell. Ia, a U.S; apoWma• llald.lbe·. C>'hhod'.. ·· 1'llll Olllo ~ , Court, in a lor· mln'•l wbetller BD Ofllllilallon Tbet decision led to p1ssage south. U.S. Aillly lrOIIpl lidded Vletnal'ilil. lollell ... Ill illites lllll'ibwtlt :vr -~· *d!IDil .wlfk!tJ, ruled IDday qualllles lor a tu "!'emption of a law repaaliDC tile beD and to tbe lilllalve toll 1of Collli!UI- killed aild 10& m!tudDC ID aell011. .NIVJ llid Air' ·f'Gi'O:t. :~ lbe Pla!lll8d Part~~lltoocl Also- under tilt public d!Jrlty laws. !Diking It Ieall for IIMIPI ar lila! dead ln,;pw All•tao Vllley U.S. Air rotct, Ni¥7 1!111 agala riiiPd onr QlftMil\b!l elalioD ol Col!llllbqa II a pub- 11 aakl IUCh emntitton as lndivlduala to pall om iDforma. sector. .• .. · Mlrllle · pi!Oia _ new l8tllu N_orlh VIet Kim; . . N8l!s. lie: cbertty IIIli ~· O!JIItled to o propir ..110 lOIII b llklse tioll ~linl to fllDily plonnilll ;VI.IJ Colii . ~ brlef!J o~ · Cnmmnnld :::.•: ID l!Hdill, all!rql ll'fl! tlid ' tu: uempllcm r. Ill work in vWes do lll)l offend lfle public IIICI blrlb control. overran a oulpoll SOuth Vlel . N!llll, _,_._ I radar !die. . • :· . 10 011 lDformla& WOII!fll birth coo- peace or tho law of Ibis state." That secUDII of lhe law wu•only mllel l!lllllh of the · AIDOIII tile 311 ·lllllllom lroJ teclmlqueo. Bred laiJIIelllol . . . . DOl involved In Ieday's : Dffll JD :Botpital fiPOl"led Will .lit .alta$ Jill .th< '1'1te hlsh court reversed 8111'1· The Common Pleas Court de. Court declllon. relntnmentl. . . . . · . . lllen Blm Pb1l l!llllll!l liar Itt 4ecll!lonl of the FrankllD . DETROIT tt!Pl) ,... llkhard racks . IIICI ma.ld:. l41~ mUa 1 County COmmDII Pleas Court eillml bad ruled the OI'Janlza. Tile decision could hove broad 11 wu dlsciGnd me~~~whllll S. Wlll!mlllkJ, Ia, 'ilbo !!bol - of 11a1101. OIIJ• .plal!lll blf alld tile lOth Dlltriet Court of 11011 was actually acting In vlo- lmpllcatlons In all clllel in Oblo lbal tl ~ were tilled Rtbbl Morrll ·Allier llld !fita tbe Vlllb nltoD ai011J.illt wP Appeall wblcb bad held lbet latl011 of an Oblo law bannlni which have Planned Parenthood ancl 413 woullded in adion Iaiii lfl\!d to till l!1mlelt Wrlnl '10 miles l!Oi1lb of lbe Nol'tl the usoclalion was not entitled dl!trlbullon of birth control cJe. groups. . week, auolbior record casually synagogue servl'*' Saturdaf, VlflmtmA!!I eaplliL, . ' eo an eumplloa from paying TEA DELAYED Information 11 supplied to loll for 1966. The previous ~h .u.d .earll' IDday at a holpllll. 'l'lte heaviest pild ~ taas on 1 $1,etl &1ft It ,.. . married or IIOO!Ho-be-marrled Ibis , year ft8 89 U.S. ~ ,·l,lll!bi Adler, qo baa !lOt re- llvolvlng Apler!CBD unlll·. diJI' ceived from the lat. Charles F. The Cindy Sblpen Preaen-. women. Tha serviCe is provided men ldDed In th~ wsek ended calue!l . ~ liiDal be .ln8 tho put H bi!Ur& .~ Weller a1 Colll!llbus llllkm Tea at veterans M11110r. free to Indigent persons IIICI a reb. ~. . · . ·· was struek down ilf two bullets II! operation Wh 11• Wln8 · Jal bosptlsl scheduled Feb. 17 maximum fee of $10 Is The latest report was .tile fired by Wl"'nehky was Muller iD the 110111 ~ I.ao The court bald lltal •appro- hu baeD pollpunrd until a Ia~ charged 10 those who <BD af. 1\lgMst since Nov. 24, IIIII, parted ·to mada "A f89W Valley reJlOD ltOU · ~ Qllllbo 1 vii or dlaapproval of Ill adJ.,er date. ford II. . when UO Anltrkllnlwn tilled I!IIIID p. . aorlheaal ~ 8aJion. . . _;fidlt :as .:u. co••-111 Supreme~= ~~· w~=- ~ ONLY NO.OO Down - lalonco en ConVOIIIenl Tor,. !!-' \niif, . . . . . ., I ' ' • • • . .i ' '. / • ' . J PRICES BJTEC'IlVB House Republicans Quietly ~ Pleased as Dem~rats Fuss E ~ ~ ; ! , '.· '\ r · ; : :i ~ ·· .. ~ WASHINGTON (UPI) - House RepubliCin leaders are ao pleued at the Wlf thiDfil are goln& they bardly CID contllD their lll!llea. They figure they now are a oboo-in to pick up an ntra 30 or more Bouse seats lo November. They don't want to 1mlle too much. The root cause of their beppler outlook 11 the Viet Nam war. And they rell1't that wor, with Its lou of Am· eriCBD lives, •• much 11 any. , Tllat Is the Issue they plan to body. keep hlttllla hardest between J1u1 Ia Jl'iYOit lllkl with new and November. . l!eWsmtn lbey've made II plain The leaders laY they fin<• they are downrilbt dolllbled to freah evidence daily lbet see Democrall on, the home American& are worried about front batllinl amo111 them· tile """ and about inflai!OD. 11lve~ about whet II beinl done They are amazed (aDd pleased) Ill Viet Nom and whet ourht to at lbe number of epilp!e who be done apporenUy have walcbed lite · Senate Forelln ~lallona Com· Aa lor lhemlelvu, tbey plan mittee'• televised Inquiry on to offer little advleo on . the Viet Nam at "hlch Democratic war, and to_ preface whet Httle difforences hove been continual· they slve wtth 811Ula!ICII they 1 aired ore supportlna President John- y ._- - - son. They plainly flJW'e tile only lUre beneltclarleo of the Viet Nam war will be RepubllcBD ••ngr..•ional candidatel - · m· November. II the war slill II loine lull ~~.,t. many Ameri••"' wm <~rt ai nly be displeased about th•t. If il has been oetUed, the <rttie menl will be on oomprom- SAIGON (UP!) - N'mety-<>ne i<P Ierma that Inevitably w1U U. S. servicemen were killed d i,~> lme many olbera. and 423 wounded In action laat :11-.mtime. GOP leaders bsvelweek, an American m!UIIey the ~ eye on the cost of 1lvinl. spok..man said today. Tile toll It lteeps golnl up, and a marked a new hi&h for 1961. <·ontinued escalation of the Viet! The tolllll were for the week ,\ am .flghtina wUI lend to drive l endina Feb. 12, the spokt1man 11 up faster. said. For tho week endln1 Feb. - ·· 5, 89 Americans were reported killed In the Viet Nam war. That wa1 the hllbesl loll sloce the wtek of Nov. %4, 1965. when ~tinued from pqe 1 ) 1240 Americana IO.!t their llvet ~elsnd 1uburl! <Ji Rocky ln the bloody La Dra111 Valley f!!ver. and Chu POIII M01mtain caDI'.': patgn. -~1rMHINGTON - A GROUP Allied forces killed tl4 Viet of:,P House Repubi~ Tu... Cong lui week while the South d#}froposed a Hoover • type Vietnamete l08t %49 kllled and cGuimlooion to study the led. IlK miJJillj in action. Three ere! sovernment Rep. Sey· Amerlcalll! also were reported mour Halpern, R.·N. Y., wutlle missiJll. author of tbe bill lo establllh a - ·- - commission on the organization SUPI'ER PllT orr of the t~rcutive branch. A SmlK'gubord supper plan''Tbo executive branch IJ Bed Feb. 17 at the Sacred Heart deVeloping new and sometime• Chnrch auditorium bas been oitsll!ife policy · makin& procea- postponed unlll Thunday, Feb. ,..,, Halpern said '"It II vital 21. lbet ~ogress find out hew and wbsll decisiono ore really EAGLES TO PLAY . 1 ; f · 91 Fatalit'Ies Reported Week of Battle . 1 Upl BfJe• rS EBIIern Eacl• will wrap up their reiU)Ir 118101 .... play Lffl!"GTUN IV _ OOV- tl\ls Friday ftilbl at home 1· emn from 10 'sta~ meet here gainll Belpre. Chorleo Kni&hl, Tbursday and Friday 1o diJ. who has been out of the lineup <US'i"'stale action araln81 water for the past low weeki with an and air pollution and various """ Injury, Is Ol<J)eCted to re· means of retainiol naturll re- tum lo acllon. The prellmiDary IOIU'ceo. aar•e will belln at 7 p.m. The ID"ernor and numerOUI aillt repreoentatives will atBEIWICII POITPONED tend ' a meetlnK of tile Nation~! Funeral strvlcea for Chari• Governors' Ctnferenct Commit· M. Mayo, 80, which werosehedt<t 011 Natural Resources and~ uled for 2 p. m. loday at Prov~ 1peclal Midwestern Governors deoce Baptlll Church have Conlerenct on Water Resourcea been pollponed due to high wa~ ll1d Pollution. er. HIIDiiDifoa relauv.. ere made.'t SPACE RACINI .. 3 lb. pkg. $1.35 Apple Sauce_ · am$ cins 1 • E'ul-l'alu Produee Silt! MORTON'S · FROZEN u.15c LETTUCE 19! · tan Cllll , You'll Llka This Wldt Vtrltty Sloro It's a pleasure 10: shop our 11c . .. wide aisle5 and wider •election - Browse around for household lteme, soft goods, be~, ~d \leauty aida, .etc. · Enifii~Mt...,. ·~·'·'. GREEN' . $1·. '.Zt, .•, IIAN$ , . •• ." •./llll lllll!lll ' . . ~ "'"'"""'"" Keep 12. 10 oz. denim, well cold out and heat ln. Sizes made. New low discount 11% to 13 stretch. price. s s .99 .47 1·. Compare At US • 101. REG. $1.95 CHOCKS IRONING BOARD MULTIPLE VITAMIN Pad&Cover Re1. 79c value. Silicone pad and cover. New low dilcount price. 100 COUNT Fruit Flavor Reg. $3.00 • Crest Toothpaste Family Siz• With Fluoristan Reg. 95c pr $1 00 57c PI'. PLEASANT Troy Haffman; prBiidenl of the Ma• on County YGIIIII O.Jd'lll Club, announced the rei!Jllt meeting <If the lfoup wiD bl hlld Thursday, F)bruary 17, 7:1t p,m. a& llle · Cat~IODier'l tiDloo Ball 011 Jackoon Avenue. lllcbael ' -!, Audia, presidellt Gif' lhe 'West Vlrgtng 0.Dl0<1'4~ CJJII!a, will be 1\leal ~ aDd Will cfli!CIISS $ SOl una G. o.·ROUSH:.&~SOI.f.. I. I' &UILP • • . ·we hUd It to 1ult fOUl' flildl - 011 ' ' ·rour lot or our loll Ill M111011 or New YJIC me-..np cards HaiiiiL Qual!ltl CG!UirtiCtloll, ' · . •SJ~~rlence. ' i ~! t/fG'f • l_.,wtn bl .. Gl, · p~ or . I .. •·i{ .• ~, ~ ' ' . VALUES TO $6.98 LADIES FALL & WINTER GLASS WARE DRESSES Anchor Holllio1 white glass ware. Vases, candy dllhes and bating ~·· .RQUsM . . . ;, ,..;,~~ .......... . . . : /,\·Jt'•ic 1 ,. !':<~·~·:•· ·~·,..._,. '" ·.1.'"':.\ '* ' }1 avetlible ar from any orne=. for tbl on· ·the ql Non-Pii" 1or :the M.P lslt!ed .a.ee. Values to · Ladles fall and winter dresses. All sizes. -.o..$1.79 DISH AND DRAIN 1· ' • ' LONG WEARING BOAR~D DUST MOP . . •• , . , -ol American made household broom'. meled handles. Big Bonanza value. IIIIer , . .> 1 . ~ ____...... R~. $1.59 PLASTIC slze plaaW: dtlib board and'· pla1tic dlih dtal!l tact - 2 pleee set. . BROOM '~ KITCHEN \...! . •• ., · BIJ REG. $1.79 VALUE 5 TIE .00· c DISCOUNT PRlCE Ple!tunl Hot Resort. ,, ~;-~.~ '~----. .. . ' VALUES TO $1..00 ASSORTED lbe YOung olmocrotS llate Conv-.. ll'hlch 'ltlll btld In Poldt Pleasant on . . II, II lilt 20\b, 19tlll, at I PI EVERY "BONANZA" PURCHASE CARRIES A FULL GUARANTEE': " DeJDOC!rats tcr Meet Thursday iBUILD NOWI . I_ I ');<:·1 11 ·· -~ . -~ '. ' . . . oz. warm ineulated Young Vintage I . . :. Lo~· ~Prittl· JERZEt ·.: ··~ rhrow Pillow1. Aut. colol'B and d..lgns. S.e theae for value plus. Dungarees ,,c I ~I 1oLI.IOX M'r.v. .. .... .... · ~ - CABBAGE - l ~: FRESH, GREEN NEW lb. i 81NNR111GL ... ,.....• ALL VAIUE1'IES Straight from Pam boulf. oordl, the cllan, llftntl I!Mt of the back • zipped hlflla • rise boot !n lwiQIII Middleport .' Cream Pies FRESH HEAD STYLE GROUP 2 STYLE GROUP I Roush's Shoe Stort ZESTA CRACKERS carton New Spring Dresses In Junior and 1\llney and Half Sizes. All new styles and bright Spring colors. Buy these on Lay·Away. Reg. Sl.ll9 Value. Big T.V. Bee. •1. 79 value. Si2es 6 to :':",- •6·" "'' Pumpkin 30oun~ SPRING DRESSES T.V. Throw PILLOW Reg. •1.00 firat quaHty - white. . 2 Vegetable cans SOUP··· STOKIL Y'S or DEL MONTE llg Family 5111 ~ ) Campbell's STOKELY'S COTTAGE CHEESE 10 sox STOKELY'S Tomato Juice LADIES' COLORFUL REG. $tOO Salad Dressing 59c Give Yourself ANew Look Compare At 4,95 KRAFT qt. Miracle Whip cans FAIRMONT RICH 'I'""• 15:r HanH ln1ulated c c REG. $1.59 Hose to 9, .94 pr ;;y.n 8010.La:t;. s'lrfir1"t_ New Sprlnl lhadeo. Stoek up MIX, 21b. box 4601. ICE CREAM N~on ... s Rayon Undies price. 4~ Ladies New Smsrt Spring Flail. Size New color, new styles. Reg. 29c Ladies Rayon Un. dies. Asst. colors. Si2es Small, Medium, Large. Low discount REG. 59c SEAMLESS 'PILLSBURY PANCAKE PINEAPPLE JUICE REAL TASTY s~! c ea now. • Countryside about two hours on the Gemint I Hamper with lid. Blue, pink, white, New low discount price. IN OUR STORE STOKELY'S JUICE SALEI FAIRMONT ---=====---1 Reg. $1.59 Plastic Clothes DETAILS SHORl·39c RIBS • · lb RIB STEAK Fui-Valu Dairu Dept a•llon Clrton HAMPER 26" Roadmaster ~ivan Away feb, 22 .· i , A8K roa. ' ,,,,i 1 2 lb. pkg........ .... . . , .. }l! CLOTHES FREE BICYCLE LADIES SPRING STYLE SLIM FOOT DRESS FLATS REG. 29c LADIES BETTER Reg. $1.59 PLASnC . Fltaal w.,ek. S,eei•IOiferl ~ I THURS.-FRI.-SAT. -MIDDLEPORT STORE ONLY 5'J'Jl & PEARL BTS.- RACINI ~The Store Willi A Ran" Quantltlea c Ground Beef " VALUES ARE HOnER THAN EVER ToUmlt --~~.siiiiiiia~BEEF OUR OWN PURE FRESHLY GROUND Open 8 to 8-Mon. 'l'brll sat. Reserved fiUALITY lb: MARKET Rilht GOOD (UP! ) - Dangling 11 the end of a 75 - toot lileline, astronaut I encountered In teiU at TullahoDIIid Scott will "walk'" allliOit 1na, Tenn .. last Saturday could lWII'e around the world for cause a delay. i ,,,.v •.•. .. .. GRADED CENTER, Houolonl llDible to reach G.W. COWlty. I tl ighl in man 's 11lDIIt PAWMARES, Spain (UP!) amil1t vous >IJOI'e solo. -The search lor a mlllinl U.S. Fedl'r:tl a~enC) ofll- nudear bomb WtDI Into 1111 8111 ~ olsl< at the Manned Spacecraft day today ln the waten off the ;,; "enl!·r d1'CI"'td Tuelday de- IIIO!Itlleaslem coalll of SpaiD. :; ;all' of lhe pla ns to aelld Scott Beneath swmy lkla IIICI = 1n hi' 17.:'.00 · mil• "" l1our calm waters, the Sl·lool under3 apBcew, lx about 20 hours alter water craft Alumtnaut probed the Gemini I capaule blllsta into !lbe MedibirriUINn In a maned . the heavens sometime late nnl off orea rall8lnl from one to !: month with eommalld pilot Nell four mlles from lhore. Six U.S. : '!'!llllroiJI a! the controll. etb Fleel shl(ll crlll-corued the The three -. day night was area about one mile in fl. IJ!llallve]J 101 fer lbout Harcb clrcwr!fe"onca 11 tbe same 11. llut llrpt aatel.llte Jioblema llml · · DISCOlJNT SJlQRR LOOK WHAT YOU CAN )AVE WHILE L Long wearln1. Magnetlr dutt mop. _~ .00 • 1 •• 1 ~.1 1 ' ~ VALUES TO 35c ASST. 7" INQI ZIPPERS 'I* meW zippers in cia I while they last. assorted DISCOUNT PRICI '<·: .~w . (• ~~ '•J lr l(h•& ... i•t1 .. '1 ~1, -;.,_,I .~ eolori. ,.,_ ' I �'•' ·:~.< ~~- I ' ' '. / ' ' •'· ' I -, ~ . ' '· ' • ! I t I I i ' -.;~ ·····r ' ' .. ~o"' 'c~l1 u~' :. ./ • I 1 :_ , ' •• • , ;- I '\~\\ ~ ~\) ~\)\~ ,~ ~' "~-~ . \\\ I . ooo'~ '!f \\\~ . ~c~~' BONUS BUY LUCKY LEAF CH£RRY PIE FILLING ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO ·SERVE YOU ~ . I! SPECIAL FOR THE KID$ . • r, . . SUbDEN ' • ' ' ' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIT'I' IT'S THE NO. 2SIZE CAN 1," •' FOODLAND'S EVERYDAy LOW BeAUTY ' BOY'S I i WESTERN STYLE I PRICES ADD Ul' TO THE LOWEST ' TOTAL FOOD BILL EVERY SINGLE c Kanauga, 0. Middleport. 0. WEEKI! I REG• . $J.07 l, ; Everyday Low Prices lSc g~~! l3c BONUS BUY STOKELY OXYDOL LAUNDRY Gl DETERGENT _ _ ~: TIDE LAUNDRY • DETERGENT _ _ DOWNY JIABRIC SOFTENER _ _ qt. PILLSBURY or ~~~~:~ C .. ORANGE JUICE {SUGAR ADDED) LB. ~· I 3..:· 2Sc ~ • SWIFT'S ~~:~· 19c T.V. GERBER'S BABY FOOD LB. BONUS BUY ,C . "·' CLOSE OUT ON l lOBBY PINS. TENDERIZED TREET LUNCHEON MEAT DINNERS :3-4" Wide 150 ft .. long l ARMOUR'S • REG. 39c 120 c .00 $1.00 100 REG. $1.33 WINTER CANS SLACKS s METAL l c TABLETS REG. 89c 19 c SHOE MENNEN'S PushButton DEODORANT 250 TABLETS t ·" STOKELY GRAPEFRUIT . · JUICE · · ,______ .( , NABISCO HONEY GRAHAMS $' 118. BOX~ ' c ~ LB. BAG 3- . oz. 46 CANS " ·09, ' ',I ' 10 .· BAG U.t.>. No. 1 .. ·.· ., REG. ' ' boxes, .. . ,f, 00 FOR THE $1.29 FAMilY UNSWEmNED ' DEPT. WHOlE . REG. ' f I f. .I ' ' ' ' .1 ' ' GARBAGE 2.0 GAL LB. SUPPLY LIMITED REG. GIRL'S c c CLEAN UP SPECIAL AND CARD 12 OZ. CAN FOR ' ; BABY MAGIC Women's (3c OFF LABEL) F 0 R . Mennens REG. 98c c 69c olzo AND COLBY a :!~ - - - !.' ti .. •. -.!-: MIDDLEPORT OHIO ' \-.\ ;. ·oPEN . I • j �'•' ·:~.< ~~- I ' ' '. / ' ' •'· ' I -, ~ . ' '· ' • ! I t I I i ' -.;~ ·····r ' ' .. ~o"' 'c~l1 u~' :. ./ • I 1 :_ , ' •• • , ;- I '\~\\ ~ ~\) ~\)\~ ,~ ~' "~-~ . \\\ I . ooo'~ '!f \\\~ . ~c~~' BONUS BUY LUCKY LEAF CH£RRY PIE FILLING ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO ·SERVE YOU ~ . I! SPECIAL FOR THE KID$ . • r, . . SUbDEN ' • ' ' ' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIT'I' IT'S THE NO. 2SIZE CAN 1," •' FOODLAND'S EVERYDAy LOW BeAUTY ' BOY'S I i WESTERN STYLE I PRICES ADD Ul' TO THE LOWEST ' TOTAL FOOD BILL EVERY SINGLE c Kanauga, 0. Middleport. 0. WEEKI! I REG• . $J.07 l, ; Everyday Low Prices lSc g~~! l3c BONUS BUY STOKELY OXYDOL LAUNDRY Gl DETERGENT _ _ ~: TIDE LAUNDRY • DETERGENT _ _ DOWNY JIABRIC SOFTENER _ _ qt. PILLSBURY or ~~~~:~ C .. ORANGE JUICE {SUGAR ADDED) LB. ~· I 3..:· 2Sc ~ • SWIFT'S ~~:~· 19c T.V. GERBER'S BABY FOOD LB. BONUS BUY ,C . "·' CLOSE OUT ON l lOBBY PINS. TENDERIZED TREET LUNCHEON MEAT DINNERS :3-4" Wide 150 ft .. long l ARMOUR'S • REG. 39c 120 c .00 $1.00 100 REG. $1.33 WINTER CANS SLACKS s METAL l c TABLETS REG. 89c 19 c SHOE MENNEN'S PushButton DEODORANT 250 TABLETS t ·" STOKELY GRAPEFRUIT . · JUICE · · ,______ .( , NABISCO HONEY GRAHAMS $' 118. BOX~ ' c ~ LB. BAG 3- . oz. 46 CANS " ·09, ' ',I ' 10 .· BAG U.t.>. No. 1 .. ·.· ., REG. ' ' boxes, .. . ,f, 00 FOR THE $1.29 FAMilY UNSWEmNED ' DEPT. WHOlE . REG. ' f I f. .I ' ' ' ' .1 ' ' GARBAGE 2.0 GAL LB. SUPPLY LIMITED REG. GIRL'S c c CLEAN UP SPECIAL AND CARD 12 OZ. CAN FOR ' ; BABY MAGIC Women's (3c OFF LABEL) F 0 R . Mennens REG. 98c c 69c olzo AND COLBY a :!~ - - - !.' ti .. •. -.!-: MIDDLEPORT OHIO ' \-.\ ;. ·oPEN . I • j �.. '. .I . . ' ' .' ' '~" ' '7 . I ' ' I ' ' ' ~r' j ~· Congress S~ft Steps \ . LET INGELS .. PO 'TI •.; EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMsTaoNG'S . Uftolqm ,,,,. lnl1id Vinyl kind Door. !;,;~~~~~;·•~•)-...tltm b).ua,Bell or IJ( ~for!no..U. . WAU..TO.W~U. CARPETING ~ Coal· Miners Dead Serious about Fringe BefiefitS>t ' . • PITI'SJIUaoR (UP!) - Tbe II dealh bene!lls for ·' ''t:.e!lll olld lhe miner has ' ac- the Industry. Tbe miner lives sometimes he IInde It frUome IDc!reaae In n;<. natloo'a oofl roal · mlnen are 1!111) oi'pbans. It u ·aomelhlnc the coal with it and even admits II bas -be cites lhe dangers from "Automation aever bas been deterlilined ' to wib for them W""' Nol Foremool · ·producera needed to revitalize been good for him, although high..peed machinery, and the an isu wll~ coal mlnero. Wo selvef iD • · new wage Cilfttlact The lblnp the millers do · tills spriDi aome fringe .....,._ aeem concerned WI alway• ill favor of l!llomalion to keep the Industry up to dlte," · ukl ~ McVey, pnoldent ol UM Wtocai w president of l1MW Local 549'1 er work week. They MADISON, Wis. Dr. James Z. Appel, Laneas- world brain Is In the p!almbiC Someooe still must be able to not belligerent on the H. G. Wells' concept of fer, Pa., said lbe population stage at the new Francis A. pulh tho right bultoos at lbe of higher wa&"!l - they brain te absorb va s and knowledge explosions may Counlway Library of Medlcble right time In tho push button make $26.25 a day. of new knowledge lead to development of a world at Harvard, a naHonwlde llllt era, he said, and Ibis will aJ. "Miners just want to be far off, the president to abool'b and rotrl!ve In· with rompulers and inatitullonl always require competen~ period," a UnHed Mine W~k· Anaerlcan Medical lor ecleolists. togelllor and send out lnlorma·lnlolrledpable, well Informed ers local ofUclal · at · Waynes- said Tuesday. · He old BOJiletblnc like 1 U... mu IIIII women. burg, Pa.. said. As for automation, II began In the mines under John L. . want wae KWOD to UMW Wage Policy Committee members wben lboy visited tile coal fleld.o the past few weeko to umple gr....,.... feelinas. ~~e ~(for"':"::"t=kers :~:~· .':t!~71qn Th!nga.iJko paid holidays, VI· caUone . ~on years of ae"· Ice, allllilnlitloo of 1 no-strike clause, IIW)re generous sick pay allowancea, job oecurll), and ellminatton of tho on..man-wn· plre lyp! of binding arlllttaUon. Another touchy problem wltb the 1110,11110 10ft coal miners In mine oalely - and more llber· }Is' w Jd B • c • F• all • ·Plan • s . we . or .ram om~ept IS lD y m rung tage ~. Dally SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb, .16, ..1988-8 22'Per Cent Beer Markup In Force in Ohio Tuesday .... 1r1 ·~t lbt Ill·.~H m ., oaminlttee ..,.-a liMo .· ID8fjla, ·== two .,. lbrte • •·• •· cuBS wbat tbe aalolrr aeek In a Dell' •t.l!ot <1 at~:!.p!~i :•;.~ner, "': ~f.':":.'·u.,,.....;., torle. 11 IIIBibd 1111 ·flnl liJllt in mllllf years ·lbar CODIJ!I'"- « members _ • bearen ilf. mandJ of the raat and ·~ mel in formallllllloo te 4icl.jl 0,00 ~IH on malton to be aoaoiJaled II· This past Monday, in Wash- a new Iabar coatract. " Super -Right// Meats! .. ALL 7oiMCH ctTS WELL TRIMMED, STANDING IRIBS or BEEF ;r"t'rttn 'i'n"'i':J bel tho COLUMBUS <UPI) - T Liquor Conlfol Commisslo~'s new regulBtion requiring a mmimum 32 per cent markup un tho rotan price of beer went Jn. to effect Tuesday and super· marketS and chain stores lmmediately nlaed oome prices, The .ro.lon waa designed to bring au(lennarketl Into liDO with priCOI charged 'at carry• oots. Carry-out owners com~ plained the big jJIOCOI'ioa were using beer u a "loss-leader" ill'm. aelllng b at discount pnces to bring 1!11Stomors Into Pomeroy Court St. atore. One major .grocery chain I• creased ats prices six cents on eight-packs whllo onothor Ja. cresed lis prices foor eents. Pnces on six-packs rose accord· lngly. The largest ineroiSe was U· p!L'ied In Southero Ohio, where beer prices are treditlonally lower than In other parts ol tho stAte. . The regulations requires reb.dlers add at least 22 per cent to lbe wholesale price the beer they sell. mlultlhles 't "YOU'Ll RND SMART BUYS AT CLOVER FARM EVERY WHK •••• ASMALL STORE ATMOSPHERE WITH BIG STORE QUALITIES •• ASMART PLAQ TO FOOD SHOPI" • LACES TRIMS • New Shipment & The Fabrie Slrop r-----~ McCall's Patterns Siuger Sales· Service PLUMBING WY 2·2284 115 W. 2nd Pomeroy HEAliNG -· - - - . --- - - . - .~- J ' - BEEF SIDE lb. lb. 63!c APPROXIMATELY 150 LBS. BEEF FRONT- SUe lb. RIB STEAKS & ROASTS, CHUCK l SHOULDER ( COFFEE (7 c OFF LABELl STORE SPECIALS T~u:.~ c~: 12c 1201.45 C MEAT_ can TRIIT SPECIAL LUNCH SOFT.WEVE TOILET Chicken of the le• Chunk llrlt TUNA Flat Cen _ TISSUE BURGERBITS 29c 25 LB. BAG .89 3 Minute 5 • YelloW Hondl MORTON'S ' SPECIAL KITCHEN CRAFT CREAMY T·BONE & SIRLOIN STEAKS PEANUT BUTTER iave this ad from week ~o week and you ~11 judge yo urself when prices are ri.liing or falling and. when would be the best tfme to brJy. Call L"s For More Complete Information IC~ CO. Ph. 446-1 ~2 bag KALE 10 ------- - ALL .... VARIETIES - - 3 ,.,$1• BOSTON BUTT Pork Steak ...... · .. · lb. 83c ALL GOOD Sf~eed Bacon ...... ,... lb. 89c oz. Wieners ·· · · .. 1-lb. pkg. 65c b&kine il olloektd &lid rtobooked. MORTON FROZEN Pot Pies ·· 5 - 8-oz. pies 79c auo BAG .. ... - ',qrftl!l 49c BREASTS ot LEG QUARTERS _ lb. ••• No ma'm! Wo havo a Z411k ollodt. 39c FRESH SEA BASS _ lb. 39c HALIBUT STEAK _ lb. 79c ___ ,...,.. --.A'J Fine Grocery Features! ~- _J 'i Regulorly Westeno U!MoA l'@ll..-tatiWI ~elect at ran do~a and purchaso at our stor.. loav.. ol hu Pukor ¥/loUt Boead. Thet''re ftow1 to - k4111P ~ oa Olll'Miv... lo JaM Parker White Bret4 aiOOCI rea1011 tw ohopping AlP! 4 99c ~~hi ' k'a OM of llllnf, ....". Jane Parker Favorites! Syrup eDPY,.IGH,eiH6, TMI QIIU.T ATLANTtc: &·PMWfe.,. "" INI. Made With Potato Flour '· Potato Bread s 1-lb. loevH .;- a' AlP Proeh Fnn-"lorldo Orange 6 ..... · · · FRESH EGGS lllllltled Juice · · · · 2 cans 79c Grapefruit Juice · · 2 cans 79c 1-Qt. 14-oz...n. Pinoappi•Gr.epefruit 1-qt. 14-or. ""' Angel Food Cake ,.,. · · · · · · 39c Orange Juice i-Gal. Jug 59c A&P Fruit Drink ·· 3 cans 89c OAK HILL BRAND-HALVI!S l·lb, l:kr. .... Apple Pie ...... , ... each 49c Freestone Peaches 3 cans 89c A&P FRESH, Qt. btls. ANN PAGE-Pioin or Mustu.rn J..,. Parker, Plain or Sutored Fnlit Salad · ·•···· Qt. Jar 59c SpagheHi Sauce 1·•· Jar 29c HomHtyle Donuts ·· doL 29c ~" \ J.Qt. 14-or. co111 Grapefruit Juice 3 btls. $1.00 JANE PARKER-La"'l Ring MRS. PAUL'I-5-or. pq. Onion Rings ··· •· 2 pkgs. 59c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! RUSSET BAKING POTATOES A&P GERMAN Grtttcl Cheese 3-oz. pkg. 29c FINEST Louisiana Yams ... 3 1k 29c HOTHOUSB Rhubarb · .. · · · · ·....... · lb. 19c FLORIDA Grape Juice · · · ••,. 2 eta 39c A&P a - o r Parm...n •):~- Navel Oranges ·· · • cloz. 49c . AlP FROZEN hr. •111 Cheese Spread • 2111. pkg. 89c .......... CALIFORNIA Chocolate Cake12-oz pkg 59c Tasty Do i ry Selections! r--------,\, CHEDOIIT IUIIINYBROOK A&P BRANO JANE PARKER Frozen Food Features! 6 A&P, Oronp 1: Grapefruit AlP FRESH 89c ORANGE JUICE 1~79' GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS quaft_. Mot lab fw 111M illporiant 24th check. y.,.. 11011, ill lhat way, we - AlP BRAND-OUR FINEST AI:P BRAND-OUR FINEST Temple Oranges""'·· doL Stl . BONUS BING& Clip This F,... Slip HERE ARE SOME OF THE MANY LUCKY WINNERS - YOU CAN WIN TOOl To Help You Wlnl $20.00 Mn. ThiUMI k•ylor, w. Celumltle, w.v.. FAIIMONT ICE MILK . 35( lb• , .,el ~e Crta• l gal. 59c , ' ' . ~gil. TRAY PACKEO CUT UP PREMIUM VANILLA ILACK CHIRRY DAIRY FAIR FRESH FRYERS Pork Roast, Bone In · · lb. 75c FRESH 3 LB. JAR • FROZEN FOOD LOCKER DIVISION Oellipolis, Ohio POTATOES lOib. c ·CREAM PIES YOUNG- PLUMP BOSTON BUTT Meat loaf · ·· · · · · ··· · · lb. 59c ·- ~ Fresh Picnics · . :· · · ·· lb. SSe Everything fr0111 the ingndienlo right tbi'OQih tht mix and dlt pock Wrop- roll u. S. NO.1 7Sc I 29c ltKIII. 29 C ..._. 21b. -rmrr«j- :Approximately 50 lbo. .fNI, l!ld there are 11101t tbaD l.OIJQ.lltlb whlcla 11'0 abovelO,@ t ,t, The mean aleva&i eC the alate Ia 1,800 ttel Colarado hu iloea ailed the mother Of r h u • beea1111 ~nat , 'l1'IUl DEFENSE .. . .. . ,. ... l!lrelma ftdlale, liD the . ROME (UP!) -Rene Lieber lj)lltel Of a wlltol, 11om the will delelld bill ~ IIIGWblnb' Of .. nqed title agaillst Aldolnl .. Wlearbut, ......... -.tal-. ...... 11 ·111: •• 12, the EllfG)lOin liOIIIC WHOLE-LEAN But do tn... :a quantr ••• aatiafr 118! JllOUDIIlu Ill CoI o ra d o which rile above 14,000 HUNT CLUB u..39c · SHORT FRESH GROUND-a-1, Voall Pork Thernte SS.lltlbln tbt I MAINE GALLIPOLIS Another noticeable feature waa that although the decision bave been mode q.tle , ...,. time ago, lbe loeation .... not offlclslly IIIIIIOUIIC8d 1111111 the passing ol lhe date for llllog made U ceNii .there would be no .oppooltlon to candidates for slate offices. H. A. Wencelsaus lb RIB STEAKS & ROASTS 715 First Ave, MAXWELL HOUSE lb. 68lc lb. SPECIAL WIENERS 2·ROLL PACKS e PRICES INCLUDE STANDARD I Oc lb. PROCESSING FEE BEEF LOIN - Jng" of local cash registers refrom lunda Rep. Ralph Welker's choice gister!ng money tho of tho word "dancle" In his brought in Dy the new institustaternent concerning the tioo, hul It somehow stayed ltentlary Issue In the just out of reach. was well-night perfect It 'l1le rea1001 pvea by tbe be hard lo find a word slate admiDlllralloa for lbe descriptive of the methods Unal choice of the site IJ( In this lnatter. the P.,.tiOIIIIarJ Bit perleelo Back in the days when ly volld ...,, and have beea ches were worn on chains 1llroqll Ole yeal'l of &b 1 vests rather than straps "daqllq:" proeea1. Tbe ce& wrlsta, a favorite method ty•o taca ollhe faciUiteo .,... quieting the youngest tloned wao jul as obvious al ol the lamlly was to tho beibmlnl of the .Uolr 111 grandpa's big watch over now, especially as eoacems by's crib. The baby waa oar lack of Onklaso I'<IOdo. ed to hear the tick of the Slate ofllelals aol only are bill when it reached for It, fllillllar wltll - teet of them was withdrawn, just' out bot the rea80ll for 1t. roach. By this method II lall'l lhlays ent111Jb .; IG lnlant could 118ually be ''lqaeak tho londeal;" ·..,... ed to resume its sleep. times the "squeak" must be At times durint! the past cioae to tbe oar. Coold II be era! yesrs, usually aear tho time for tbe baby to grow ap? proach ol Election Day, Or do we just fall bact 111 ed persons eould hear lhe • aaolber old saylq and luis~ "'lbe P'Qel were 10ar, SAUCI - - T-BONE, SIRLOIN & ROUND STEAKS lb. ' GROUND 561c APPROXIMATELY 150 LBS, Approximately 40 lbs• I MEATY SKINLESS COMPLETE RANGE OF CUTS BEEF HIND i.. FRESH APPROXIMATELY 300 LBS. ! 17th· I 8th-19th RESERVED prices are subject to minor clwnges between , fre11ch City Premier Bramt U.S. Clzoice Armour Star, and S1u·her's Supreme Beef. '' Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. QUANTITY RIGHTS We sell only the best grade meat we ean buy. We ' I Pbono WY ·2-2550 feel you wuuld rather have quality. Tile following ~· I ' Re1dy For Stor•gel .BEEF RIB - Prices Effective ·------' COMPLETELY PROCESSED AND BLAST FROZEN i J 1Feb. AND FREEZER BEEF {i TUPPERS PLAINS Rib Steaks:"" ... 99c •••, R'b I s lulve to do with June Parker white bread? • • • N0111 You Don c ht ...... 4th RIBS ... lb. 89t _RN UNION FABRICS Many Here NowMore Arriving Daily! 5th & 6th RIBS lb. ,._,... ... .-...,.. W. VIi. · �.. '. .I . . ' ' .' ' '~" ' '7 . I ' ' I ' ' ' ~r' j ~· Congress S~ft Steps \ . LET INGELS .. PO 'TI •.; EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMsTaoNG'S . Uftolqm ,,,,. lnl1id Vinyl kind Door. !;,;~~~~~;·•~•)-...tltm b).ua,Bell or IJ( ~for!no..U. . WAU..TO.W~U. CARPETING ~ Coal· Miners Dead Serious about Fringe BefiefitS>t ' . • PITI'SJIUaoR (UP!) - Tbe II dealh bene!lls for ·' ''t:.e!lll olld lhe miner has ' ac- the Industry. Tbe miner lives sometimes he IInde It frUome IDc!reaae In n;<. natloo'a oofl roal · mlnen are 1!111) oi'pbans. It u ·aomelhlnc the coal with it and even admits II bas -be cites lhe dangers from "Automation aever bas been deterlilined ' to wib for them W""' Nol Foremool · ·producera needed to revitalize been good for him, although high..peed machinery, and the an isu wll~ coal mlnero. Wo selvef iD • · new wage Cilfttlact The lblnp the millers do · tills spriDi aome fringe .....,._ aeem concerned WI alway• ill favor of l!llomalion to keep the Industry up to dlte," · ukl ~ McVey, pnoldent ol UM Wtocai w president of l1MW Local 549'1 er work week. They MADISON, Wis. Dr. James Z. Appel, Laneas- world brain Is In the p!almbiC Someooe still must be able to not belligerent on the H. G. Wells' concept of fer, Pa., said lbe population stage at the new Francis A. pulh tho right bultoos at lbe of higher wa&"!l - they brain te absorb va s and knowledge explosions may Counlway Library of Medlcble right time In tho push button make $26.25 a day. of new knowledge lead to development of a world at Harvard, a naHonwlde llllt era, he said, and Ibis will aJ. "Miners just want to be far off, the president to abool'b and rotrl!ve In· with rompulers and inatitullonl always require competen~ period," a UnHed Mine W~k· Anaerlcan Medical lor ecleolists. togelllor and send out lnlorma·lnlolrledpable, well Informed ers local ofUclal · at · Waynes- said Tuesday. · He old BOJiletblnc like 1 U... mu IIIII women. burg, Pa.. said. As for automation, II began In the mines under John L. . want wae KWOD to UMW Wage Policy Committee members wben lboy visited tile coal fleld.o the past few weeko to umple gr....,.... feelinas. ~~e ~(for"':"::"t=kers :~:~· .':t!~71qn Th!nga.iJko paid holidays, VI· caUone . ~on years of ae"· Ice, allllilnlitloo of 1 no-strike clause, IIW)re generous sick pay allowancea, job oecurll), and ellminatton of tho on..man-wn· plre lyp! of binding arlllttaUon. Another touchy problem wltb the 1110,11110 10ft coal miners In mine oalely - and more llber· }Is' w Jd B • c • F• all • ·Plan • s . we . or .ram om~ept IS lD y m rung tage ~. Dally SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb, .16, ..1988-8 22'Per Cent Beer Markup In Force in Ohio Tuesday .... 1r1 ·~t lbt Ill·.~H m ., oaminlttee ..,.-a liMo .· ID8fjla, ·== two .,. lbrte • •·• •· cuBS wbat tbe aalolrr aeek In a Dell' •t.l!ot <1 at~:!.p!~i :•;.~ner, "': ~f.':":.'·u.,,.....;., torle. 11 IIIBibd 1111 ·flnl liJllt in mllllf years ·lbar CODIJ!I'"- « members _ • bearen ilf. mandJ of the raat and ·~ mel in formallllllloo te 4icl.jl 0,00 ~IH on malton to be aoaoiJaled II· This past Monday, in Wash- a new Iabar coatract. " Super -Right// Meats! .. ALL 7oiMCH ctTS WELL TRIMMED, STANDING IRIBS or BEEF ;r"t'rttn 'i'n"'i':J bel tho COLUMBUS <UPI) - T Liquor Conlfol Commisslo~'s new regulBtion requiring a mmimum 32 per cent markup un tho rotan price of beer went Jn. to effect Tuesday and super· marketS and chain stores lmmediately nlaed oome prices, The .ro.lon waa designed to bring au(lennarketl Into liDO with priCOI charged 'at carry• oots. Carry-out owners com~ plained the big jJIOCOI'ioa were using beer u a "loss-leader" ill'm. aelllng b at discount pnces to bring 1!11Stomors Into Pomeroy Court St. atore. One major .grocery chain I• creased ats prices six cents on eight-packs whllo onothor Ja. cresed lis prices foor eents. Pnces on six-packs rose accord· lngly. The largest ineroiSe was U· p!L'ied In Southero Ohio, where beer prices are treditlonally lower than In other parts ol tho stAte. . The regulations requires reb.dlers add at least 22 per cent to lbe wholesale price the beer they sell. mlultlhles 't "YOU'Ll RND SMART BUYS AT CLOVER FARM EVERY WHK •••• ASMALL STORE ATMOSPHERE WITH BIG STORE QUALITIES •• ASMART PLAQ TO FOOD SHOPI" • LACES TRIMS • New Shipment & The Fabrie Slrop r-----~ McCall's Patterns Siuger Sales· Service PLUMBING WY 2·2284 115 W. 2nd Pomeroy HEAliNG -· - - - . --- - - . - .~- J ' - BEEF SIDE lb. lb. 63!c APPROXIMATELY 150 LBS. BEEF FRONT- SUe lb. RIB STEAKS & ROASTS, CHUCK l SHOULDER ( COFFEE (7 c OFF LABELl STORE SPECIALS T~u:.~ c~: 12c 1201.45 C MEAT_ can TRIIT SPECIAL LUNCH SOFT.WEVE TOILET Chicken of the le• Chunk llrlt TUNA Flat Cen _ TISSUE BURGERBITS 29c 25 LB. BAG .89 3 Minute 5 • YelloW Hondl MORTON'S ' SPECIAL KITCHEN CRAFT CREAMY T·BONE & SIRLOIN STEAKS PEANUT BUTTER iave this ad from week ~o week and you ~11 judge yo urself when prices are ri.liing or falling and. when would be the best tfme to brJy. Call L"s For More Complete Information IC~ CO. Ph. 446-1 ~2 bag KALE 10 ------- - ALL .... VARIETIES - - 3 ,.,$1• BOSTON BUTT Pork Steak ...... · .. · lb. 83c ALL GOOD Sf~eed Bacon ...... ,... lb. 89c oz. Wieners ·· · · .. 1-lb. pkg. 65c b&kine il olloektd &lid rtobooked. MORTON FROZEN Pot Pies ·· 5 - 8-oz. pies 79c auo BAG .. ... - ',qrftl!l 49c BREASTS ot LEG QUARTERS _ lb. ••• No ma'm! Wo havo a Z411k ollodt. 39c FRESH SEA BASS _ lb. 39c HALIBUT STEAK _ lb. 79c ___ ,...,.. --.A'J Fine Grocery Features! ~- _J 'i Regulorly Westeno U!MoA l'@ll..-tatiWI ~elect at ran do~a and purchaso at our stor.. loav.. ol hu Pukor ¥/loUt Boead. Thet''re ftow1 to - k4111P ~ oa Olll'Miv... lo JaM Parker White Bret4 aiOOCI rea1011 tw ohopping AlP! 4 99c ~~hi ' k'a OM of llllnf, ....". Jane Parker Favorites! Syrup eDPY,.IGH,eiH6, TMI QIIU.T ATLANTtc: &·PMWfe.,. "" INI. Made With Potato Flour '· Potato Bread s 1-lb. loevH .;- a' AlP Proeh Fnn-"lorldo Orange 6 ..... · · · FRESH EGGS lllllltled Juice · · · · 2 cans 79c Grapefruit Juice · · 2 cans 79c 1-Qt. 14-oz...n. Pinoappi•Gr.epefruit 1-qt. 14-or. ""' Angel Food Cake ,.,. · · · · · · 39c Orange Juice i-Gal. Jug 59c A&P Fruit Drink ·· 3 cans 89c OAK HILL BRAND-HALVI!S l·lb, l:kr. .... Apple Pie ...... , ... each 49c Freestone Peaches 3 cans 89c A&P FRESH, Qt. btls. ANN PAGE-Pioin or Mustu.rn J..,. Parker, Plain or Sutored Fnlit Salad · ·•···· Qt. Jar 59c SpagheHi Sauce 1·•· Jar 29c HomHtyle Donuts ·· doL 29c ~" \ J.Qt. 14-or. co111 Grapefruit Juice 3 btls. $1.00 JANE PARKER-La"'l Ring MRS. PAUL'I-5-or. pq. Onion Rings ··· •· 2 pkgs. 59c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! RUSSET BAKING POTATOES A&P GERMAN Grtttcl Cheese 3-oz. pkg. 29c FINEST Louisiana Yams ... 3 1k 29c HOTHOUSB Rhubarb · .. · · · · ·....... · lb. 19c FLORIDA Grape Juice · · · ••,. 2 eta 39c A&P a - o r Parm...n •):~- Navel Oranges ·· · • cloz. 49c . AlP FROZEN hr. •111 Cheese Spread • 2111. pkg. 89c .......... CALIFORNIA Chocolate Cake12-oz pkg 59c Tasty Do i ry Selections! r--------,\, CHEDOIIT IUIIINYBROOK A&P BRANO JANE PARKER Frozen Food Features! 6 A&P, Oronp 1: Grapefruit AlP FRESH 89c ORANGE JUICE 1~79' GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS quaft_. Mot lab fw 111M illporiant 24th check. y.,.. 11011, ill lhat way, we - AlP BRAND-OUR FINEST AI:P BRAND-OUR FINEST Temple Oranges""'·· doL Stl . BONUS BING& Clip This F,... Slip HERE ARE SOME OF THE MANY LUCKY WINNERS - YOU CAN WIN TOOl To Help You Wlnl $20.00 Mn. ThiUMI k•ylor, w. Celumltle, w.v.. FAIIMONT ICE MILK . 35( lb• , .,el ~e Crta• l gal. 59c , ' ' . ~gil. TRAY PACKEO CUT UP PREMIUM VANILLA ILACK CHIRRY DAIRY FAIR FRESH FRYERS Pork Roast, Bone In · · lb. 75c FRESH 3 LB. JAR • FROZEN FOOD LOCKER DIVISION Oellipolis, Ohio POTATOES lOib. c ·CREAM PIES YOUNG- PLUMP BOSTON BUTT Meat loaf · ·· · · · · ··· · · lb. 59c ·- ~ Fresh Picnics · . :· · · ·· lb. SSe Everything fr0111 the ingndienlo right tbi'OQih tht mix and dlt pock Wrop- roll u. S. NO.1 7Sc I 29c ltKIII. 29 C ..._. 21b. -rmrr«j- :Approximately 50 lbo. .fNI, l!ld there are 11101t tbaD l.OIJQ.lltlb whlcla 11'0 abovelO,@ t ,t, The mean aleva&i eC the alate Ia 1,800 ttel Colarado hu iloea ailed the mother Of r h u • beea1111 ~nat , 'l1'IUl DEFENSE .. . .. . ,. ... l!lrelma ftdlale, liD the . ROME (UP!) -Rene Lieber lj)lltel Of a wlltol, 11om the will delelld bill ~ IIIGWblnb' Of .. nqed title agaillst Aldolnl .. Wlearbut, ......... -.tal-. ...... 11 ·111: •• 12, the EllfG)lOin liOIIIC WHOLE-LEAN But do tn... :a quantr ••• aatiafr 118! JllOUDIIlu Ill CoI o ra d o which rile above 14,000 HUNT CLUB u..39c · SHORT FRESH GROUND-a-1, Voall Pork Thernte SS.lltlbln tbt I MAINE GALLIPOLIS Another noticeable feature waa that although the decision bave been mode q.tle , ...,. time ago, lbe loeation .... not offlclslly IIIIIIOUIIC8d 1111111 the passing ol lhe date for llllog made U ceNii .there would be no .oppooltlon to candidates for slate offices. H. A. Wencelsaus lb RIB STEAKS & ROASTS 715 First Ave, MAXWELL HOUSE lb. 68lc lb. SPECIAL WIENERS 2·ROLL PACKS e PRICES INCLUDE STANDARD I Oc lb. PROCESSING FEE BEEF LOIN - Jng" of local cash registers refrom lunda Rep. Ralph Welker's choice gister!ng money tho of tho word "dancle" In his brought in Dy the new institustaternent concerning the tioo, hul It somehow stayed ltentlary Issue In the just out of reach. was well-night perfect It 'l1le rea1001 pvea by tbe be hard lo find a word slate admiDlllralloa for lbe descriptive of the methods Unal choice of the site IJ( In this lnatter. the P.,.tiOIIIIarJ Bit perleelo Back in the days when ly volld ...,, and have beea ches were worn on chains 1llroqll Ole yeal'l of &b 1 vests rather than straps "daqllq:" proeea1. Tbe ce& wrlsta, a favorite method ty•o taca ollhe faciUiteo .,... quieting the youngest tloned wao jul as obvious al ol the lamlly was to tho beibmlnl of the .Uolr 111 grandpa's big watch over now, especially as eoacems by's crib. The baby waa oar lack of Onklaso I'<IOdo. ed to hear the tick of the Slate ofllelals aol only are bill when it reached for It, fllillllar wltll - teet of them was withdrawn, just' out bot the rea80ll for 1t. roach. By this method II lall'l lhlays ent111Jb .; IG lnlant could 118ually be ''lqaeak tho londeal;" ·..,... ed to resume its sleep. times the "squeak" must be At times durint! the past cioae to tbe oar. Coold II be era! yesrs, usually aear tho time for tbe baby to grow ap? proach ol Election Day, Or do we just fall bact 111 ed persons eould hear lhe • aaolber old saylq and luis~ "'lbe P'Qel were 10ar, SAUCI - - T-BONE, SIRLOIN & ROUND STEAKS lb. ' GROUND 561c APPROXIMATELY 150 LBS, Approximately 40 lbs• I MEATY SKINLESS COMPLETE RANGE OF CUTS BEEF HIND i.. FRESH APPROXIMATELY 300 LBS. ! 17th· I 8th-19th RESERVED prices are subject to minor clwnges between , fre11ch City Premier Bramt U.S. Clzoice Armour Star, and S1u·her's Supreme Beef. '' Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. QUANTITY RIGHTS We sell only the best grade meat we ean buy. We ' I Pbono WY ·2-2550 feel you wuuld rather have quality. Tile following ~· I ' Re1dy For Stor•gel .BEEF RIB - Prices Effective ·------' COMPLETELY PROCESSED AND BLAST FROZEN i J 1Feb. AND FREEZER BEEF {i TUPPERS PLAINS Rib Steaks:"" ... 99c •••, R'b I s lulve to do with June Parker white bread? • • • N0111 You Don c ht ...... 4th RIBS ... lb. 89t _RN UNION FABRICS Many Here NowMore Arriving Daily! 5th & 6th RIBS lb. ,._,... ... .-...,.. W. VIi. · �., \ ,. ' ' ''• ' ' First Fatality _:(Of~~ Deer) on , 'Rt. 17 Probe:l. ., ... <1- • 1 '.· of t.he (flnti'J has gone to the . "'"" IN ~101som1•1 wit~ Winter Cover-Up, . ' . l"''. PLEASANT - The flt!lt deer .uted on Slate Route 17 ' tills 7e&r w11 reported by eur. Ill Lapier who ' ,found aD ~l!lt doe lylill In frOnt of his ref!{; don<e at Beech mu Tuesday momlll( •• be enived bome from WGfk, ' . CllllserYatlon Officers · Miles 011'11 investigated and fQund the doe literally 101'11 to pieces, It Is believed to han been hit by a tractor-traDer outfit. Had a passenger ear bit the animal and lnftlcted lh1t 'much dam- ~~e. the car probaoly would driver of bave been a total loss, Darst a deer to aaid. ly, This Is The lnvesllgatlon Is conllnu· kUied on q, since state law requires a In 1966. .. , IJ ' MEATS ·PREMI ..QUALITY .., .., Swiss Steak • • • • ... 79c ... 69c ... 79c Pot Roast ••••••••••• "-- ....... Stew Beef • •••••••••• .... 79c Veal Steaks •••••••• • • -:: 99c :·''·~; · .. 1• ti.e _ _ ....,. JJ.~ . _............ .... lp 7 •Will,,.. t.,......... ..._ •,...... 7 ...... Allen C. Hill, ,~mmon pleas •ing him into the cold, Icy Ohio,eourta In 1913. Four yean later rowt bailiff, (retired USN>, and ito resrue a lwo ·wheeled maii \ Pe<~ples atarted lor the . Charlos H. Peopl'". retired C&O ,r•rt at the site of tbe old •Valley Raolroad, from whocb be tmployet, watching the pro- · Probs! Furnitur< Faetory, <Or·!bos iletn retired four ye&ra. ttrPS.Ii of the ri~ing Ohio River. nfr of Mulberry and Union-as. Court bailiff Hill, who had el.· rPmember much earlier and After !he icy Morrh bath, Hill listed in the U, S. Navy 1111111, m''re damaging floods. dashed to the family fireside was i~ -~~wail when the~u:~ ~~ Both remember the "foot an to thaw out. lluluSiar • B.ulletill waa dt ~our" disastrous 1913 fi90d. Hill I Charley Peoples was dep\\ly ·I to h1S door m 1917 wltb tho rl't·alls bis father Laban Hll~ clerk of courts when the late to• of the Pomeroy flood of the!\ rural mail ~arrier, aencl- iPerry L. Peoples was clerk of 'year on 111 front pace. IIi- Co.. ''" 'Trl[ll 'II Olflt" Sw01pllolcoo Jllldo Fob, 19. You LIIQ hove tfmo to anlarl Drawlne will bt hold Woclntldty, l'elo. 21. Wlnntr'o nonoo will appoor Copyrllht, 1'llo TOP VA,LU£ STAMPS 1 llftollloall . . . . _ .... SLICED Z-lb. BACON • •••••••• pkg. . James D. Adams. Jr., Emo- : g•ne Bell. Chales L. Bell, ine• ' · W('mmer, Jess N. Wemmer Ka· tllenne Lores, Clara ~1. Adams,. James D. Adams Jr., Gdn., F.li- I / ·~ ...,. . · 't''!. • . ·I .59 '• ' .,., 1 ~Q!,J'I• ."~~ . .. . GROUND C.HICKEN Boneleu Botto11 ROLL ROAST •sEAFOOD SPECIALS' ..- t t - -tllol-...... ... -- to buyl Entet oft•nl ~~(~thing " - -'1 ...... Perch ..... _. . . . . •• ,w.ty ......... .... -~. 111. .... ~ p 0 Shrimp . -.- •..••. ....... -.. .... IlL. 12 .:: I 45c ' Top VGlue Stampa wt11o t i l l s - & [lllrdloot of lit ..,. l'l'tlh GNIMIII Elp. 1/191!8 $119 I lit Fiib Sticks ..... ~----··· ~ 39c Mn. RuaseU Capehart, <CIUIIrilor at Wahama High Sebool, : attended the Eduealorl AI r Lift Program sponsored by lhe I Air Foree at Colorado Sprlngl l i last week. Councllon an~ PriDeipllJ from three states allended t..a Murl Adams to State t~f meeting to rectlve flrst band Ja. Ohoo. .24 acre, Salisbury. lormauon regarding the fuDo. · James D. Adams, Jr., James Ilions of the Aademy in cxn11ncl~· ll 0. Ad2o'llS, Jr., Gdn., li:liZll ' lng boya iD Nflards to M•>rl Adams to Stal4 of Ohio . . branch ol lbt Nrvice. .14 acre Salisbury. were flown on Sunday evening t: <·ssie M. Pickens, Warren P. AIRMAN POOLER to the Air Foree Academy f·• \<ens, Lillian E. Picken•, A3c; Albert L. POt! guests and remained there t ' M. Saver, Harold E. Saver, . er, W Tuesday evening wben -:,,dys C. Meredith, WUiiam R. Jll'llldsoa of Mn. Jolm Pool- :returned borne. · '••'•dltb, L. Maxine Whitehead, er, Cllester, receaUy reeelv-~ ernest E. Whitehead, Grace E. ed a certificate for outstand- Vlkkl Hayea, Middleport Weber, Denver v. Weber te ing performallte of aeademlo llt•d. with ber grllldmother, Mrl Ha·~ld E. Sauer, Fay E. Sauer, dutleJ while altelldill( lbe re- Lola Jeffera for several Lot• Olive R"<lds ,villo. frigeratloa spedallatconrse •I ,Whlle her rnotber, Mrs. William Sheppard Technical Tralnlnr Hayes was bospltallzed. Velma Quillen, Russell Wuil· ceaKr, •· Texas. poole r I's aow Mr. and Mrl. Charlet "oore len to United States, Easement. I 1-·· to tbe lr condltiOD' "' aBB ·-• · of Huntington visited 'llitb Letart ))og obop of tbe 11S8tb ClvU sisters, Mrs. iVIIIiam Smith Velme Fleming, Harry T. Eni)Deerlag Squedron. He 11 Ml'll. Lola Jeffero on ~~:~~~ Fleming, Blanche M. Fleming , I llti areuate of Eastero I Mr and Mn Curtil ! tv United States, F.'asement, Le· Hip School. He II stationed Ia ' lei ~!sited the~ daughter "•non. Forbea, Kaa. lson·in-law •. Mr. 'IIKI Mn. O.S5ie Phelps, dee., to Marion • ley Saunders and son in 0 S. Phelps, Dale A. Phelps, F.l· _ _ _,__ ,..,..,.,,,._·""·""" bua over the weekend. v~ra Barr, Flossie 11WJ Phillips, PT. PLEASANT - 1' b I Pvt. Danny ilartlour, llalm·jl fe.sie Siders, Helea · Bail, Lambda Cbi Omega Soror!lf ed in the Marines at Camp J:.e. Maude Phillips, Affid. lor will bold lh auual Spnn( jeune, N. C. is IJI""'inl a Trans., Rutland. Danre on Marcb 12 from 10 day furlougb visltlnj Ilia Marion S. PIJo!lps, der. to p.m. until J e.m. at tbo MOOSI enll, Mr. and Mra, Stanll\f liar<· II Dale A. Phelps, Elvira Barr, ! Hall. ibour and bi!lar~. Mra. f'l()l;sie Hull Phillips, Bes!le Sid· · Music fer tbe oeml • formal .· Matilda Noble, .,.,, Helen BaU, Mlude Phillips, · •Hair will be provided by lhe Mr. and Mrs. Curtil c.,, tor Trans., Rutland. Twtlllen aad proeeedo will be iel viaited recenUy wttb Hobert E. Russell Allee M. • ued by the Sororlly for tbelr son and daugbler-iD·Iaw, Mr. Ru,e\1 to Howard Russell, Ber· Footer CbDdrea'• Program. and Mta. Calvla McDaniel · th• Ru,.ell Parcels, Mel(&. Tlckell for lhe duee ere oow IPoillt Pleuent and allended on sale prlce<f at $3 per ""' birthday celebration Ill their II pie. aranddaiJihter, Denise. Prior to tbe danco, tbe Sor· The Reveretld Marvan orlty membero, baabands and putor of tbe Mlloa floorll wUI dine 11 Oscar's Cbureh Ia altiiu!lng the Ia GaDipolls, Ohio. 11 Urban Life Conference 1n cago, nllnol1 tbia week. He wtJh , ;sJV}t'it1'P:K.. II?;:mlQ rutlfcl<!d to return oa Friday. ' 79c ROASTING I ~ ' .-G; ~ CHUCK lb. 1 Property Transfers •••••• u.. ~. 1-' ! ' ! ~ . ' :,'/Ji' I"'" ( Mason Personals CHUCK ROAST Serw & SaVtl OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK Oldtimer•, Botl1 Rit~er Walch en In a 1-e•• Dan,eroru Enu Allen C. HUI,Ie/t,aml Clmrley People• • HYBRAND Steaks Hurry! Still Time To Win/ ~ Center Cut Jlflr IE H any vehicle striking 1'!1 .,1 VIlle, I!Gipllll '!11011. · The Prelldent of Upl~ report it Immediate. AUittted - Cathll'lne lllflle, Dlaebrpl - Mn. David Statea · never weU:. • llliUoJ'$ the U1ird known deer · Leon; !11'1. Archie Whitt. Jr · Prolfitt, GalllpoDs; Wilbert Since be Ia a civilian, althoup Mason oounty roads Pl. P!~; Mri..Paul ~ Starkey, GaUipolll ·~, Mn. ~·iD-!lblef of ~~~ • 'Pl. Pleaaailt; Mi!ii), Davll, M.. ·w. D. SillliCUrl, Glenwood. Armed .' • ,. .- .;. ! • • , . .... .. Ia hu ..., Midi c.t 1 DUCE! AND .CAKE ERS ........... ""' . ' I I • 1 .1\ ,., ,._ ...... 3 18 .,., pkga, . . ..WilliS It ......... BOLD KANDU ••••••••• b 1 PINTO BEANS I lJ tU. pkga. •••••••• ...... ··~---· - 4caa$1 ~-=~--~= •.t":. n·l llillln,.tn. ....., •• ,.dllll . . ., Me:::.!l 1 · HIRE'I ALL YOU D01 Jllll clip the enlrJ blank lboft and depolil 11 1111 Krorer Stoia Additional bllllb ot OW: lfDrel, and 11 oilier merebanlll tllvina Top Volue Btam)ll. Ent• oRtD • . . live 7....e!f more clancoa towinl 26 Depart for Examinations At Ashland Bileuitt •-.....• 12 :: $1 .._.,a -···--···=. ,._ PORK&BEANS FRESH EGGS... ~~. ._ ............. ...v.._...,...,_,,.h, ., ::11 ,.,, ,........ ~ ..... :1 Travel to 811J Top Value America and spend 500 TOP VALUE "'()AI'II'ICII ' .:.; ... • ' 'i .'! ••••••••• /, PIG MIS 2!49c Krogfll' lrull COCKTAIL II.,.. . . • z'Pir ,, ' willll_,l'lsaiD'f PI ' n . _ - ' %GAL. bll'Wwil• - ' ., Kroger YONNAISE ~ ., IJ :. Jlllll . . No.I~ CIUII ). , ,..,,. .,..,,_,.,,.,., .... ...,....... ,., .;_,_ ....._ ............... 0 • ". ( ............... ..... ... ._._... n! ·•• " 'I ,,..,. t \ ' 'j.l I :~ ,,.; ',. lb. tl lb. •••• bag . ,.. 1''1 •• ll ~ ..~ I 'l:>tl l ·t h l: l ' • ' >il . >l t1 1)! ·;,; . L FRESH STRAWBERRIES r: r.f l\ j " ' :oti1 .. .. , ·I ll':i l:il llollQ '• ;'1i:J ~~ ~ ' ., ' Y11111 doU1t'1 ,. I~ ~f>f.. /', worth •'"·wlllnyoiJ. fi•P ''·'.' t/11: •'""*"~'~1[~ t/, · . ·.· ~. '·• ' t:; i.,jl',kii· . tl>•~1 '~ ~ 1. ' .... ,. Y,.r., ltfJIP ' �., \ ,. ' ' ''• ' ' First Fatality _:(Of~~ Deer) on , 'Rt. 17 Probe:l. ., ... <1- • 1 '.· of t.he (flnti'J has gone to the . "'"" IN ~101som1•1 wit~ Winter Cover-Up, . ' . l"''. PLEASANT - The flt!lt deer .uted on Slate Route 17 ' tills 7e&r w11 reported by eur. Ill Lapier who ' ,found aD ~l!lt doe lylill In frOnt of his ref!{; don<e at Beech mu Tuesday momlll( •• be enived bome from WGfk, ' . CllllserYatlon Officers · Miles 011'11 investigated and fQund the doe literally 101'11 to pieces, It Is believed to han been hit by a tractor-traDer outfit. Had a passenger ear bit the animal and lnftlcted lh1t 'much dam- ~~e. the car probaoly would driver of bave been a total loss, Darst a deer to aaid. ly, This Is The lnvesllgatlon Is conllnu· kUied on q, since state law requires a In 1966. .. , IJ ' MEATS ·PREMI ..QUALITY .., .., Swiss Steak • • • • ... 79c ... 69c ... 79c Pot Roast ••••••••••• "-- ....... Stew Beef • •••••••••• .... 79c Veal Steaks •••••••• • • -:: 99c :·''·~; · .. 1• ti.e _ _ ....,. JJ.~ . _............ .... lp 7 •Will,,.. t.,......... ..._ •,...... 7 ...... Allen C. Hill, ,~mmon pleas •ing him into the cold, Icy Ohio,eourta In 1913. Four yean later rowt bailiff, (retired USN>, and ito resrue a lwo ·wheeled maii \ Pe<~ples atarted lor the . Charlos H. Peopl'". retired C&O ,r•rt at the site of tbe old •Valley Raolroad, from whocb be tmployet, watching the pro- · Probs! Furnitur< Faetory, <Or·!bos iletn retired four ye&ra. ttrPS.Ii of the ri~ing Ohio River. nfr of Mulberry and Union-as. Court bailiff Hill, who had el.· rPmember much earlier and After !he icy Morrh bath, Hill listed in the U, S. Navy 1111111, m''re damaging floods. dashed to the family fireside was i~ -~~wail when the~u:~ ~~ Both remember the "foot an to thaw out. lluluSiar • B.ulletill waa dt ~our" disastrous 1913 fi90d. Hill I Charley Peoples was dep\\ly ·I to h1S door m 1917 wltb tho rl't·alls bis father Laban Hll~ clerk of courts when the late to• of the Pomeroy flood of the!\ rural mail ~arrier, aencl- iPerry L. Peoples was clerk of 'year on 111 front pace. IIi- Co.. ''" 'Trl[ll 'II Olflt" Sw01pllolcoo Jllldo Fob, 19. You LIIQ hove tfmo to anlarl Drawlne will bt hold Woclntldty, l'elo. 21. Wlnntr'o nonoo will appoor Copyrllht, 1'llo TOP VA,LU£ STAMPS 1 llftollloall . . . . _ .... SLICED Z-lb. BACON • •••••••• pkg. . James D. Adams. Jr., Emo- : g•ne Bell. Chales L. Bell, ine• ' · W('mmer, Jess N. Wemmer Ka· tllenne Lores, Clara ~1. Adams,. James D. Adams Jr., Gdn., F.li- I / ·~ ...,. . · 't''!. • . ·I .59 '• ' .,., 1 ~Q!,J'I• ."~~ . .. . GROUND C.HICKEN Boneleu Botto11 ROLL ROAST •sEAFOOD SPECIALS' ..- t t - -tllol-...... ... -- to buyl Entet oft•nl ~~(~thing " - -'1 ...... Perch ..... _. . . . . •• ,w.ty ......... .... -~. 111. .... ~ p 0 Shrimp . -.- •..••. ....... -.. .... IlL. 12 .:: I 45c ' Top VGlue Stampa wt11o t i l l s - & [lllrdloot of lit ..,. l'l'tlh GNIMIII Elp. 1/191!8 $119 I lit Fiib Sticks ..... ~----··· ~ 39c Mn. RuaseU Capehart, <CIUIIrilor at Wahama High Sebool, : attended the Eduealorl AI r Lift Program sponsored by lhe I Air Foree at Colorado Sprlngl l i last week. Councllon an~ PriDeipllJ from three states allended t..a Murl Adams to State t~f meeting to rectlve flrst band Ja. Ohoo. .24 acre, Salisbury. lormauon regarding the fuDo. · James D. Adams, Jr., James Ilions of the Aademy in cxn11ncl~· ll 0. Ad2o'llS, Jr., Gdn., li:liZll ' lng boya iD Nflards to M•>rl Adams to Stal4 of Ohio . . branch ol lbt Nrvice. .14 acre Salisbury. were flown on Sunday evening t: <·ssie M. Pickens, Warren P. AIRMAN POOLER to the Air Foree Academy f·• \<ens, Lillian E. Picken•, A3c; Albert L. POt! guests and remained there t ' M. Saver, Harold E. Saver, . er, W Tuesday evening wben -:,,dys C. Meredith, WUiiam R. Jll'llldsoa of Mn. Jolm Pool- :returned borne. · '••'•dltb, L. Maxine Whitehead, er, Cllester, receaUy reeelv-~ ernest E. Whitehead, Grace E. ed a certificate for outstand- Vlkkl Hayea, Middleport Weber, Denver v. Weber te ing performallte of aeademlo llt•d. with ber grllldmother, Mrl Ha·~ld E. Sauer, Fay E. Sauer, dutleJ while altelldill( lbe re- Lola Jeffera for several Lot• Olive R"<lds ,villo. frigeratloa spedallatconrse •I ,Whlle her rnotber, Mrs. William Sheppard Technical Tralnlnr Hayes was bospltallzed. Velma Quillen, Russell Wuil· ceaKr, •· Texas. poole r I's aow Mr. and Mrl. Charlet "oore len to United States, Easement. I 1-·· to tbe lr condltiOD' "' aBB ·-• · of Huntington visited 'llitb Letart ))og obop of tbe 11S8tb ClvU sisters, Mrs. iVIIIiam Smith Velme Fleming, Harry T. Eni)Deerlag Squedron. He 11 Ml'll. Lola Jeffero on ~~:~~~ Fleming, Blanche M. Fleming , I llti areuate of Eastero I Mr and Mn Curtil ! tv United States, F.'asement, Le· Hip School. He II stationed Ia ' lei ~!sited the~ daughter "•non. Forbea, Kaa. lson·in-law •. Mr. 'IIKI Mn. O.S5ie Phelps, dee., to Marion • ley Saunders and son in 0 S. Phelps, Dale A. Phelps, F.l· _ _ _,__ ,..,..,.,,,._·""·""" bua over the weekend. v~ra Barr, Flossie 11WJ Phillips, PT. PLEASANT - 1' b I Pvt. Danny ilartlour, llalm·jl fe.sie Siders, Helea · Bail, Lambda Cbi Omega Soror!lf ed in the Marines at Camp J:.e. Maude Phillips, Affid. lor will bold lh auual Spnn( jeune, N. C. is IJI""'inl a Trans., Rutland. Danre on Marcb 12 from 10 day furlougb visltlnj Ilia Marion S. PIJo!lps, der. to p.m. until J e.m. at tbo MOOSI enll, Mr. and Mra, Stanll\f liar<· II Dale A. Phelps, Elvira Barr, ! Hall. ibour and bi!lar~. Mra. f'l()l;sie Hull Phillips, Bes!le Sid· · Music fer tbe oeml • formal .· Matilda Noble, .,.,, Helen BaU, Mlude Phillips, · •Hair will be provided by lhe Mr. and Mrs. Curtil c.,, tor Trans., Rutland. Twtlllen aad proeeedo will be iel viaited recenUy wttb Hobert E. Russell Allee M. • ued by the Sororlly for tbelr son and daugbler-iD·Iaw, Mr. Ru,e\1 to Howard Russell, Ber· Footer CbDdrea'• Program. and Mta. Calvla McDaniel · th• Ru,.ell Parcels, Mel(&. Tlckell for lhe duee ere oow IPoillt Pleuent and allended on sale prlce<f at $3 per ""' birthday celebration Ill their II pie. aranddaiJihter, Denise. Prior to tbe danco, tbe Sor· The Reveretld Marvan orlty membero, baabands and putor of tbe Mlloa floorll wUI dine 11 Oscar's Cbureh Ia altiiu!lng the Ia GaDipolls, Ohio. 11 Urban Life Conference 1n cago, nllnol1 tbia week. He wtJh , ;sJV}t'it1'P:K.. II?;:mlQ rutlfcl<!d to return oa Friday. ' 79c ROASTING I ~ ' .-G; ~ CHUCK lb. 1 Property Transfers •••••• u.. ~. 1-' ! ' ! ~ . ' :,'/Ji' I"'" ( Mason Personals CHUCK ROAST Serw & SaVtl OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK Oldtimer•, Botl1 Rit~er Walch en In a 1-e•• Dan,eroru Enu Allen C. HUI,Ie/t,aml Clmrley People• • HYBRAND Steaks Hurry! Still Time To Win/ ~ Center Cut Jlflr IE H any vehicle striking 1'!1 .,1 VIlle, I!Gipllll '!11011. · The Prelldent of Upl~ report it Immediate. AUittted - Cathll'lne lllflle, Dlaebrpl - Mn. David Statea · never weU:. • llliUoJ'$ the U1ird known deer · Leon; !11'1. Archie Whitt. Jr · Prolfitt, GalllpoDs; Wilbert Since be Ia a civilian, althoup Mason oounty roads Pl. P!~; Mri..Paul ~ Starkey, GaUipolll ·~, Mn. ~·iD-!lblef of ~~~ • 'Pl. Pleaaailt; Mi!ii), Davll, M.. ·w. D. SillliCUrl, Glenwood. Armed .' • ,. .- .;. ! • • , . .... .. Ia hu ..., Midi c.t 1 DUCE! AND .CAKE ERS ........... ""' . ' I I • 1 .1\ ,., ,._ ...... 3 18 .,., pkga, . . ..WilliS It ......... BOLD KANDU ••••••••• b 1 PINTO BEANS I lJ tU. pkga. •••••••• ...... ··~---· - 4caa$1 ~-=~--~= •.t":. n·l llillln,.tn. ....., •• ,.dllll . . ., Me:::.!l 1 · HIRE'I ALL YOU D01 Jllll clip the enlrJ blank lboft and depolil 11 1111 Krorer Stoia Additional bllllb ot OW: lfDrel, and 11 oilier merebanlll tllvina Top Volue Btam)ll. Ent• oRtD • . . live 7....e!f more clancoa towinl 26 Depart for Examinations At Ashland Bileuitt •-.....• 12 :: $1 .._.,a -···--···=. ,._ PORK&BEANS FRESH EGGS... ~~. ._ ............. ...v.._...,...,_,,.h, ., ::11 ,.,, ,........ ~ ..... :1 Travel to 811J Top Value America and spend 500 TOP VALUE "'()AI'II'ICII ' .:.; ... • ' 'i .'! ••••••••• /, PIG MIS 2!49c Krogfll' lrull COCKTAIL II.,.. . . • z'Pir ,, ' willll_,l'lsaiD'f PI ' n . _ - ' %GAL. bll'Wwil• - ' ., Kroger YONNAISE ~ ., IJ :. Jlllll . . No.I~ CIUII ). , ,..,,. .,..,,_,.,,.,., .... ...,....... ,., .;_,_ ....._ ............... 0 • ". ( ............... ..... ... ._._... n! ·•• " 'I ,,..,. t \ ' 'j.l I :~ ,,.; ',. lb. tl lb. •••• bag . ,.. 1''1 •• ll ~ ..~ I 'l:>tl l ·t h l: l ' • ' >il . >l t1 1)! ·;,; . L FRESH STRAWBERRIES r: r.f l\ j " ' :oti1 .. .. , ·I ll':i l:il llollQ '• ;'1i:J ~~ ~ ' ., ' Y11111 doU1t'1 ,. I~ ~f>f.. /', worth •'"·wlllnyoiJ. fi•P ''·'.' t/11: •'""*"~'~1[~ t/, · . ·.· ~. '·• ' t:; i.,jl',kii· . tl>•~1 '~ ~ 1. ' .... ,. Y,.r., ltfJIP ' �.......... _.... ___ _ .. ... ., ' ,. ·' ' ......,. ' ,_ .. WVfT AD INFORMAtiON Olllti'I'Y Ponoe1eV iJUD C. E. 11 Ill. 11.1 · treew. Good coll!lltioD. _.. NtW Ill~-. 182-22'1. 2 15 .11!1 Motor Co. 1963 Cornlr Mona Coupe $1399 1963 Volksw••n 2 Door tt295 Locally owned, 4-speed, black fiolll!, red bucket seall. illldio, new tlrao. Driving In snow In fun In a Corvalt. Delu•• "VInyl tiim, .,... flllltll. Plenty of IV ut11 Plr .,Unt M II"IU c•n • p•• WfN • • lftltrtlft • 1962 Corv•ir lltlltiVI IMirf. . . . i,.,w, Pomeroy,. Motor Co. .Jf IHIII f1.tl for M •••• MiniMum. dlltl1n.. w1rd lc, OFJIIU tfOUitl LANPMARK PHIJITO t:op1UII • se"'ce. 0... med• cl lop! papott. I'M !liKING ',QJ birll1 1111111'do and almotl Olblr doeu- , OIJTOFNIIl IQUAL.ID DUMP!! .. · - warul!l, '· ~ Ofi.N lVII. fiOO ,..M. ::lt. A . Nl . .. li'H "· M. . .Itt II . f:M A. M. f4 IIIII ....n \ IT'S 10 IAI1 1 TO IILACI A .IESUL l ~•ODUCI ... • WANT .... ~E ,, $969 Loe•tlY ownedl. Uke new, PoWerglide triDIIIIISilon, white wtlll, lleattr. ny thio one for real traction. II " ' e~nt DIStiUIIl tl PIHI . . •II• 111t p110 wlttlln 1• IIIIP. CAitD OF THANttl • OIJTUAIIItl at LondiMrlr tht IDOW. ·Mifti"'UI'II CH1rff " llftlt 1'J C1ntt ••• w1ra i•r Tftttl • .,.. ' lot .., 'J WY2-2156 i I ---- - \I '\' i' WH~S 'tHI.? ACTION, B-'ft HI, EEK I I I ' lr HOWIE SCHNiiiDiiR I G.UOLINI! ALLIY COP OUT! t '~ DICK TRAC't lr CHU111 • • • ' \ II I , ! I a-Goolllstl . . SPlN.T PIANOS To· S.llt • . 10 mana~N" or delllr ater· ate C"trti fi,.d Gu St.1tion.a In thil ~enrra1 ana. A"ll b:t' 4:!111· inf Salt Jtoct W. V1 . 7-.stt.! DQE.'SN'T IT ':l!f:.M WOUI.OH'i' " f HIH\( ~· AHO j'tM" WOI.l.D K . <QORT 0' $'PICIOIJS '80\lT THO;E hHIJtfT5~tta"'? ALL THEY DO SO FAR 16 JIJ'ijT Sl'f ... AND ~! \ .IlLLEY OOP eGulbr•~~~~n SpiMt ..---·y-.HAROLD GRAY ~TO ' \ eWJNTER SPINIT . $325 WANTID ""• LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE ODD, Til-lOSE ''I-IIJ'ITERS"'NEVER GO 1-!UNTif'l: IVITH ALL TI-l' GAME SO t1AHOV · 1 IIJEATJ.IER~ eaiM ~Q-ITOIILLV~um; , GUESS CITY FELL61lt. glG SUSIHESSMEN, ' 1 e.EING HERE·~ $395 • Wurlltstr Spinet •• I" Early Amii'IC1114...1Di $200-f SAYI ,., 1111'1 . . . beWn KEEP A ' I I ) I I· ABBIE AND SLATS f4,00 Wttldy llhotographic Rocertl J GROVER'S STUDIO I. 2~ lt. Pomerer, 0. ' I I Daily Senlinel, 11oJ 6610. 2 IS 3tc SMORGASBORD February Mdut.Silac~11- ....... l'i, p.m., at the Sacred Hearl Church Auditorium Pomoroy . 11.00 for Adults' 50 cents for children. Z..!Ht~ • - ----- · D~~~:~c~sa;~·;~:'~~~ Joe~·, DaJ. :t.·Help ':.:_ Middleoort l2 8 tic Wanted - - - - -... ---Need cosh? Sell flm. ~Knapp Aetolred Shoes. FuJor part time. High com~ons plus bonus. Complete !10~ for men and Eq~iJimenl furnlllted !'rei. wrc, to Gordon Rae, 011lr~'Sale!! Mar., M Dully-·~ 11. . shire Oriv~. Columbul, I waca • •1 Ob\o. Zip::4322!. 2 II 3to iv~NTED : Experiinced- ~ anie for minor parts IM!Illation service. Must be mature, with ability t. IDIDIII de· partment and sell parll. Good working conilillolll. In !tiler, state e~pertence, ref· trence• and ROAST apecllld. Write c-<~ Tbe Dally leDtlrlel, Bot lilA. H till - -·--- -CHAMBER MAID fir Holtl Martiw. Applf In periiOII. S.IMIC MIDDl-E AG!D WOil1ID 10 care for 3 boys, Mllool... . .. 6 ff I dayl I .... Doll DOl ..... t. lift ... Clll W\' .. I'll . . Ue DAILY tatrl\JQVO'D - llere'1 llow &. wen 1&1 10 I .A.lll'DL8.A..A.ll8 LOIIOJ'BLLOW 0.. latlorllmpl)'-""' r-.:aoa.. ............... for tho L'o, X for lila -flo, oloL . . - , tropbka, lila leaCIIr. ... all .... .., . . . . . . .11114 . .. . . .. ol at.the - . LPGOWBO . -A' II: 8LA PO l ... .•••-r l' It .... Obi Q I I 'I'D LUif.A.'I'JC. Tlll1 i.CmJ:IJ. AliD 'I'SII ftllll', .... 011 Dr•QDI.A.ftOM """'CIIIMI'A.Cil'. ••n, ._. • ' I I· ' HOill AM r.'D11 A/JD TH1 P.TA. 8el'TIN6 Al.ONII? ·. 5-6 : ~ lu!fft: Pm.• . !IIIII .\' ly SCHULZ LAllY to ma ke her home with I mt> for room and board and HgiH cooking. Write: The .. WINNIE WINKLE - . ., . �.......... _.... ___ _ .. ... ., ' ,. ·' ' ......,. ' ,_ .. WVfT AD INFORMAtiON Olllti'I'Y Ponoe1eV iJUD C. E. 11 Ill. 11.1 · treew. Good coll!lltioD. _.. NtW Ill~-. 182-22'1. 2 15 .11!1 Motor Co. 1963 Cornlr Mona Coupe $1399 1963 Volksw••n 2 Door tt295 Locally owned, 4-speed, black fiolll!, red bucket seall. illldio, new tlrao. Driving In snow In fun In a Corvalt. Delu•• "VInyl tiim, .,... flllltll. Plenty of IV ut11 Plr .,Unt M II"IU c•n • p•• WfN • • lftltrtlft • 1962 Corv•ir lltlltiVI IMirf. . . . i,.,w, Pomeroy,. Motor Co. .Jf IHIII f1.tl for M •••• MiniMum. dlltl1n.. w1rd lc, OFJIIU tfOUitl LANPMARK PHIJITO t:op1UII • se"'ce. 0... med• cl lop! papott. I'M !liKING ',QJ birll1 1111111'do and almotl Olblr doeu- , OIJTOFNIIl IQUAL.ID DUMP!! .. · - warul!l, '· ~ Ofi.N lVII. fiOO ,..M. ::lt. A . Nl . .. li'H "· M. . .Itt II . f:M A. M. f4 IIIII ....n \ IT'S 10 IAI1 1 TO IILACI A .IESUL l ~•ODUCI ... • WANT .... ~E ,, $969 Loe•tlY ownedl. Uke new, PoWerglide triDIIIIISilon, white wtlll, lleattr. ny thio one for real traction. II " ' e~nt DIStiUIIl tl PIHI . . •II• 111t p110 wlttlln 1• IIIIP. CAitD OF THANttl • OIJTUAIIItl at LondiMrlr tht IDOW. ·Mifti"'UI'II CH1rff " llftlt 1'J C1ntt ••• w1ra i•r Tftttl • .,.. ' lot .., 'J WY2-2156 i I ---- - \I '\' i' WH~S 'tHI.? ACTION, B-'ft HI, EEK I I I ' lr HOWIE SCHNiiiDiiR I G.UOLINI! ALLIY COP OUT! t '~ DICK TRAC't lr CHU111 • • • ' \ II I , ! I a-Goolllstl . . SPlN.T PIANOS To· S.llt • . 10 mana~N" or delllr ater· ate C"trti fi,.d Gu St.1tion.a In thil ~enrra1 ana. A"ll b:t' 4:!111· inf Salt Jtoct W. V1 . 7-.stt.! DQE.'SN'T IT ':l!f:.M WOUI.OH'i' " f HIH\( ~· AHO j'tM" WOI.l.D K . <QORT 0' $'PICIOIJS '80\lT THO;E hHIJtfT5~tta"'? ALL THEY DO SO FAR 16 JIJ'ijT Sl'f ... AND ~! \ .IlLLEY OOP eGulbr•~~~~n SpiMt ..---·y-.HAROLD GRAY ~TO ' \ eWJNTER SPINIT . $325 WANTID ""• LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE ODD, Til-lOSE ''I-IIJ'ITERS"'NEVER GO 1-!UNTif'l: IVITH ALL TI-l' GAME SO t1AHOV · 1 IIJEATJ.IER~ eaiM ~Q-ITOIILLV~um; , GUESS CITY FELL61lt. glG SUSIHESSMEN, ' 1 e.EING HERE·~ $395 • Wurlltstr Spinet •• I" Early Amii'IC1114...1Di $200-f SAYI ,., 1111'1 . . . beWn KEEP A ' I I ) I I· ABBIE AND SLATS f4,00 Wttldy llhotographic Rocertl J GROVER'S STUDIO I. 2~ lt. Pomerer, 0. ' I I Daily Senlinel, 11oJ 6610. 2 IS 3tc SMORGASBORD February Mdut.Silac~11- ....... l'i, p.m., at the Sacred Hearl Church Auditorium Pomoroy . 11.00 for Adults' 50 cents for children. Z..!Ht~ • - ----- · D~~~:~c~sa;~·;~:'~~~ Joe~·, DaJ. :t.·Help ':.:_ Middleoort l2 8 tic Wanted - - - - -... ---Need cosh? Sell flm. ~Knapp Aetolred Shoes. FuJor part time. High com~ons plus bonus. Complete !10~ for men and Eq~iJimenl furnlllted !'rei. wrc, to Gordon Rae, 011lr~'Sale!! Mar., M Dully-·~ 11. . shire Oriv~. Columbul, I waca • •1 Ob\o. Zip::4322!. 2 II 3to iv~NTED : Experiinced- ~ anie for minor parts IM!Illation service. Must be mature, with ability t. IDIDIII de· partment and sell parll. Good working conilillolll. In !tiler, state e~pertence, ref· trence• and ROAST apecllld. Write c-<~ Tbe Dally leDtlrlel, Bot lilA. H till - -·--- -CHAMBER MAID fir Holtl Martiw. Applf In periiOII. S.IMIC MIDDl-E AG!D WOil1ID 10 care for 3 boys, Mllool... . .. 6 ff I dayl I .... Doll DOl ..... t. lift ... Clll W\' .. I'll . . Ue DAILY tatrl\JQVO'D - llere'1 llow &. wen 1&1 10 I .A.lll'DL8.A..A.ll8 LOIIOJ'BLLOW 0.. latlorllmpl)'-""' r-.:aoa.. ............... for tho L'o, X for lila -flo, oloL . . - , tropbka, lila leaCIIr. ... all .... .., . . . . . . .11114 . .. . . .. ol at.the - . LPGOWBO . -A' II: 8LA PO l ... .•••-r l' It .... Obi Q I I 'I'D LUif.A.'I'JC. Tlll1 i.CmJ:IJ. AliD 'I'SII ftllll', .... 011 Dr•QDI.A.ftOM """'CIIIMI'A.Cil'. ••n, ._. • ' I I· ' HOill AM r.'D11 A/JD TH1 P.TA. 8el'TIN6 Al.ONII? ·. 5-6 : ~ lu!fft: Pm.• . !IIIII .\' ly SCHULZ LAllY to ma ke her home with I mt> for room and board and HgiH cooking. Write: The .. WINNIE WINKLE - . ., . �·'·'' .' J ' .. ' "-~. •i 1 • ' I I"• • . :. I ............. ·-- ~ America'sMost ValuableStam ... J Swift's Premium u. s. GOV'T INSPECTED •••• Iuane!& ~11-Middleport Mon. Thru Thun.-9:00 to 6:00 Fr,id1111 & Slllurdly-8:30 to 8:30 HEAD LEnUCE RED POTATOES ...... . . _ --.... .... POl ,.- I ""lrt IIAIIIIT NYUIII HOSI Gl' CALIPOIINIA NEW FLORIDA Second & Mill-Middleport Mon. Thru Thurs.-9:00 to 6:00 Friday & Soturday---li:JO to 8:30 I CHUCK ROAST ) ICEBERG .. ) l 811114 I'JIIJ .... II fllml ..... 11. - CHOICE CEmR CUTS !' 5-LII. la1 DAILY SUN ............. ,_,..,...... . ......... __ _...,_,. __ .,_ ftll . . . . 0101 .... ..- •• ...... .. c..• .\\ GaL lUTTER KERNEL.-WHOLI KIINIL 01 CREAM ITYLI GOLDEI CORN o ' .. ,\ ... . ,,, ~ ·~ ' • DillY BEEF TAMALES KRAn SALAD OIL 1•11 1QL 5:: s1 3"~ s1 ·,·..__ . ' I \ • Swift'e Pnmium - U. S. Gov't. ln1pected IWIFT'I TOPPY .j.. U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED I DAIRY FOODS 4 ,.... 29c 4,.....29o 4 w..29o 4 w..29o 1•1' AID SWill' Mll.l IAUARD lunEIMIUI PAIKAY 4~'1 KRAn 11111'1• or Pl11111lo C MELLOW 10-0z. Pkg. Olf-IDA POTATOES O'BRIEI ~79c • 12- ...... STICK CHEESE C SHARP 10-0z. Pkg. 5o:s 1 5 EXTRA SHARP It 10-oz:. Pkg; Plu c ,. ·- ·'. • DOLl JUICE 1-:. '1 .~ .. PINEAPPLE JUICE PIIEAPPI.E-UAPEFIDIT JUICE I~'1 W"'"'MII• 1/z .... Uo I FLIVOR SHERBET - ' DOLl MP DOLl katie EVANS Dove U.uid ........... 37c CokiWaterS.rf ,. ..... :Ill Wisk ,._ ...... 41o Sagu lain~"" Z..... Uo Lu ...... IIMuly..., ......a:: 25o Faacy lroalis ":t:' ·~ 4h Filii Touch Softetll' ::. ::0441 .... llollly ..... 41 Spry lew Light ,. • a;: 841 · Straiud Frailt &l~g. ~ h • AU ,.. ., "'7L ........ Ea.... . ·~·· Actile ... "' .... ..... sse '' ' 1:,. ' ASPIRIN ' I'' ' :" ...... ,j(' , '. iij, c aeb 10-0s. Pk1. NOR1fiCB APPLE PIE VELVEETA CHEESE~ Breeze "'..... 2,.. 71o Blue Silver Dust ....... 2... 73o Riaso Blae .lcHot 11.. ... •.. . , 73o Cold Water All ••"'..,.. 83o Lax Uquid 12c Swa1 ~aid.:a- ...... ... ., 31c B~RREL KRAFT'S CRACKER FRUIT COCKTAIL tz-o. ,k,.49c lb. ":1 1:.:' PIWIURY IUT1HMU KRAFT ILICID SLICED BOLOGNA 49c CEHEESENTo COFI'EB OlE.UI 399 BISCUITS BISCUITS BISCUITS BISCUITS Swift'a Premium - U. S. Go,.'t, lntpected i';.id;'r Roast •. 59c iTROAST .. S9c Cli"idiSf": 79c . P' 1 AII II&LIIUIY SWHT MILK Swift'• Premium - U. S. Gov't. ln1pected HUNT'S BATBBOOM SCALE ONLY 5::. s1 MI.C COUNI'IOII c lb. '\\ '~ Btl. of 100 't">;<: ~ ;I • ) nr I,·~ I~ •! I' ' > ~ ''~. . i: fc,. I HUNT'I IOLID PACK · PLANnRI STOKELY'S CUT 8REEI BEAlS s: 1 ... 5 ~ .· i . •" . KRAn BRAPE JELLY 1Hz.$ COCKTAIL P.EA.NUTS . FOL'IIIR'I IISTIIT .WFEe 1~ s· ·: 21 :. • • • "-n . ' ' ' ~ I ........ ~~ - . ,.. . .. -. ··- ---·- . . ..·-· ....... ... -- - . "· . • i~ .' ••. . ·~::-•1 Tomatoes 4 $1 · #21/z DIS ,, . '1< ,. ' I 1Jl ·~ �·'·'' .' J ' .. ' "-~. •i 1 • ' I I"• • . :. I ............. ·-- ~ America'sMost ValuableStam ... J Swift's Premium u. s. GOV'T INSPECTED •••• Iuane!& ~11-Middleport Mon. Thru Thun.-9:00 to 6:00 Fr,id1111 & Slllurdly-8:30 to 8:30 HEAD LEnUCE RED POTATOES ...... . . _ --.... .... POl ,.- I ""lrt IIAIIIIT NYUIII HOSI Gl' CALIPOIINIA NEW FLORIDA Second & Mill-Middleport Mon. Thru Thurs.-9:00 to 6:00 Friday & Soturday---li:JO to 8:30 I CHUCK ROAST ) ICEBERG .. ) l 811114 I'JIIJ .... 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IIMuly..., ......a:: 25o Faacy lroalis ":t:' ·~ 4h Filii Touch Softetll' ::. ::0441 .... llollly ..... 41 Spry lew Light ,. • a;: 841 · Straiud Frailt &l~g. ~ h • AU ,.. ., "'7L ........ Ea.... . ·~·· Actile ... "' .... ..... sse '' ' 1:,. ' ASPIRIN ' I'' ' :" ...... ,j(' , '. iij, c aeb 10-0s. Pk1. NOR1fiCB APPLE PIE VELVEETA CHEESE~ Breeze "'..... 2,.. 71o Blue Silver Dust ....... 2... 73o Riaso Blae .lcHot 11.. ... •.. . , 73o Cold Water All ••"'..,.. 83o Lax Uquid 12c Swa1 ~aid.:a- ...... ... ., 31c B~RREL KRAFT'S CRACKER FRUIT COCKTAIL tz-o. ,k,.49c lb. ":1 1:.:' PIWIURY IUT1HMU KRAFT ILICID SLICED BOLOGNA 49c CEHEESENTo COFI'EB OlE.UI 399 BISCUITS BISCUITS BISCUITS BISCUITS Swift'a Premium - U. S. Go,.'t, lntpected i';.id;'r Roast •. 59c iTROAST .. S9c Cli"idiSf": 79c . P' 1 AII II&LIIUIY SWHT MILK Swift'• Premium - U. S. Gov't. ln1pected HUNT'S BATBBOOM SCALE ONLY 5::. s1 MI.C COUNI'IOII c lb. '\\ '~ Btl. of 100 't">;<: ~ ;I • ) nr I,·~ I~ •! I' ' > ~ ''~. . i: fc,. I HUNT'I IOLID PACK · PLANnRI STOKELY'S CUT 8REEI BEAlS s: 1 ... 5 ~ .· i . •" . KRAn BRAPE JELLY 1Hz.$ COCKTAIL P.EA.NUTS . FOL'IIIR'I IISTIIT .WFEe 1~ s· ·: 21 :. • • • "-n . ' ' ' ~ I ........ ~~ - . ,.. . .. -. ··- ---·- . . ..·-· ....... ... -- - . "· . • i~ .' ••. . ·~::-•1 Tomatoes 4 $1 · #21/z DIS ,, . '1< ,. ' I 1Jl ·~ �' ,, ' <' c .r-'.,, ~.· , i / ' ' ., 18-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb, 11, 1. . . 23 Past PTA Presidents Honored Char·! Mainly About People In Twenty • tbre epast pres!-. the teachers present, Mrs. memben lor cards seat her mo- mlttee with Mrs. DoRa!d McKen· dents were hooored in lhe an- l ies Lewis, Mis. Susan Harris, ther wbUe hospitaUed, and stat- zle aa chalrma11. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pu!Una nual Founders Day observance . Mrs. Albert Woodard, Mrs. ing this was her .1.,1 year as ' The table was attractive In an.l daughter of WiUamsrown, By AUCIA HART b> the Pomeroy Elementary i Gibbs, Miss Carolyn Smith, Mrs.: dlrecror and asked members to , white cover centered with an w. Va. visited Sunday with Mr. New1p1per Enterprlae Aon. PTA Menday evening at the I Dan Meadows, Mrs. Ralph S}lf.'ll· attend the D1slrtct Conference : arrangement of blue and gold and Mrs. Shirley swan. Ne~lect Is a leading culprit school. and Mrs. Swackhamer and Saturday, April 18, at Chaun- Dowers, PTA colors, made by Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Swan -~1tbnting ~ many ~klD Members we1·c greel.rd ~.~ t the I boutonnieres to Mr. Spencer cey. , Mrs. John Terrell, with a were business visitors in Park· pro ems af een • agen. eg. 1 of skin bdurlng adoleacence Mrs' ' Max Folmer and II and the safety direetor, Leo1 Group singing of America II large birthday cake iced in ersbur"eo w• Va. Monday • !eel door bv • • • I 80 C8D fQ 8 yonna woman Mrs Jay wmer who pre;ent. Crew who spoke brieflv on that concluded the program, after 1While and decor3ted 10 blue Mlso Leda Mae Kraeuter re- 01 bet! 1 -lo...n as' he • ' · • . • · er compex et1 earh wi1h a program and 1top1c. Mrs. Lohse, Southeastwh'1ch refres hments of cak e, 1~ and gold , WI'th the ·mscr IPti on, turned home Saturday, from . m ta n01 mp r·ard wllh PT emblem ern Ohio District Director, abJ coffee, tea, mints R:nd. nuts were I "Founders Day, 1897~1966," on .Holzer Hospital and iB conva· l : w-es. lnserlb•d ~Irs. Charles Lewts spoke briefly, thanking the . served by the executive com·: either side. ·iescing ni\"ly. 1th kin :pec:aUsb point out tha~ madeo 1he programs <:~r~ ll<illlt- i - ~ • - -- · · · •· Silver coffee service was onl Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Houd-1 ke nu ura. aging process o cards. f I one end of the table and silver 3 shelt and Randy and Becky s In needn I leave a ~oman , f Jr preSidenl I 0 I tea service on the other. Mints W<re Sunday dinner oueata ol just turned 25 with ertw s lee~ El " (" more' . ·· · • thin lines around the Ups or was in charge ol the meeJing, and napkms further earned out her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev· !u 0 d b High chool wh >ch opened wdh lhe pledge A colored film strip entilled. Ernest Burton was read by Mrs. the PTA colors. Mrs. Jed Web- ereU Dailey.. an~ !~1e ro~Js should s not to the nag led by Cub Sc01ils ''Journey to Nazareth," was pre- Nan Moore and a special offe·· ster Sr. and Mrs. Olro Strauss Mrs. Jack Cummins and hav ~t:r..,ls lther ' th Tro1<1p 248 . toll uwed with pravor sented Monday evening when lng of approximately 110 was presided at the coffee and tea children, Todd and Michele of sa/ But mere and !ore IJ Kermil \\'a lton . Durmg the the Women's Society in Chris- taken lor the Methodist Chris· services, and Mrs. Fred Blaett- Columbus are spendmg a week women do have these It Is dl., h•:-: me-:s -.r~;;;ion, a conlribut.ion · tian Servict< of Youth Methodist tian Overseas Relief Fund. An nar and Mrs. Chester. Knight w!tb her parents, Mr, and Mrs. heartening te tbem. also is was made toward purc has~ of Church met at the church. offering for the annual school of served the cake. Vldor Brown. confusing to men who used to weeklv m um. Mr~. Edward Young, pro- missions to be held at Ohio Mrs. Nora Roush returned 10 read these neck and facial signa Ra lph Spen m told of the · gram chairman, was assisted Wesleyan University in July ~er home. Monday, after. spend- to help gauge a potentlsl date's play, "Bo',1 Ut)· and llw Reast." I by Mr. Young in preenting the will be taken. ~ :l mg the wmter With her siSter In age, No more. he: ng shown m Athens and stat· I film which relraced the jour· Mrs. Criswell reported that ~ law. Mrs. Ctrarles Withrow. A leelHlger can bead off a ed that gradPs mn•P ;l ud four '. ney of Jf'sus as he went about the Rotary dinner committees '~ 1 Charles R. Karr Sr. return- lined throat before the lines woulrl go in school buses. 1\Jes. I the shore of the Sea of Galilee bad been revised with women i ed home Tuesday, from Veter· become too llrmly etched by d''"· f<·h . 22. '" srP 11. The preaehmg and teaching. o! the church given responsi· j fl f • ans Memoml Hospital and Is correcting her pasture when 11flh grodr won the attendance The film showed modern bJIIIy for some phase of tho , ~ I unprovmg but wlil be_ confined walking and when seated at her hannf' t' Tht> pre!' id~11t anno11nr· Nazareth and t he- shrines of work. The World Dav of Pray· 1to hiS home for a period. study desk. Hold the head. erect ed that lhe OU p!Jy"s would . the remains of the old build· er was announced to be heir Mi~s Joy Boggs, student nurs~ ~ Mrs. Edward T. Bauer return- and don't let the neck sink into prest'nt the program at tht:> ings and place~ mentlonPd In Feb. Z5 at Heath Church at at Ga~hpohs, spent the week 1erl to her ~me, Marlon today, the shoulders like a startled l!arrh mrrtmg. · the Bible. Mrs. Young and Mrs. 1:30 p.m. An invitation to at- end wllh her parents, Mr. ~nd after spendmg the past l<!n turtle. bv Pomeroy High · w. McComas led the group tend the' "Quiet Day'' being Mrs. Lionel &lggs and family, days WJth her parents, Mr. and Keeping the skin moist, clean Sehool slndPnt~ under the direc- i in singing, "I Will Make You Isponsored by the women ~f Miss Carol Scott, . student Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. .. and supple with hand massages lion or 1\lrs. \'ola n Swa(' kh amer 1Fi sh~n;; or Men, '' in conclusion •Grace Episcopal Church m nurse at Holzer Hospital in Gal· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grave- helps ward off feathery Jines. opellt'd Ihe program. Mr. t;iJ. Ito Ihe program. PomerQf Feb. 17, was read. The lipolis, was the weekend guest ly of Du~bar .. W. Va. spent Sat- It alan Is proved that a smile more im rodur•~d thr Past Pr{'s. : The meeting was In charge of meeting was adjourned with the ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. urday With h1s mother, Mrs. 8. does more for the race than a clean water and pat dry. er lubricants, moisturizers, idents and .\Irs. Gene Houda- 1Mrs. James Criswell, president, benediction. Paul Scott. She was taken to IF. Gravely and his sister, Mrs. frown. Constant sour expresi masks, astrments and other shelt and \t 1·s 1,j ] 11mn• pre~f'fll· ; who gave devotions including The val e-ntine theme was car· Gallipo1is Monday by her mo-- J. A. Eden. siens make those furrowed F:r applying or ~e~ov ng beauty aids to keep her skin in ed £' 3 , h with a ror~age or bou- ~ scvt•ral poems entitled, ''Two ried out in refreshments of sal· ther. I Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pullins brows and can leave an unat- rna _e--up use a~ oversize cos- balance Man de 8 bnent tw"' '''l'e Pieces of Wood ," "I Found ad and sandwiches served by John All ensworth and Judy ·~ and daughter, Ritll of William., tractive line between the eyes. melle puff. You 11 need a bag of stores 0·If f las P r Tbt>v Nere Mrs. Jt>d \\'ebslt>r H1m ." ' 'The Book More Prec- the hostesses, Mrs. Wayne Gib- Wildermuth, students at Ohio town, W. Va. were Saturday For a teen·ager cleanliness is these puffs. Throw each one a· metics an~ s~in ~arese;a~ ~: Sr \ Ire; Juhn TrrrPtl whn h r~s ious than Gold " and a closing bons, Mrs. M. C. Wilson, Miss . University visited over the «W<'rnight guests of his sister a necessity to cut down on se-- way aftberllsuse . .Contino~ use of vantage of these · e '· · pr3yer. ' ' · the1r · ' ·! George s e11 ers. · vere skln ou tbrea ks sueh as pun· cotton or · not... nliS·~ I'·d a Founders Dav , Bess san horn and Mrs. J ohn '. weekend w1th parents, : "rs. d a ff, t1ssue h w1pes ked 8 met"tmn ~I'll '" ~hl• WI.! " pn•.., idt> ni . The worship center had been 1Kincaid. . Mrs. Robert Allensworth and and brother·in-law, Mr. and pies and blemishes. Select a ~~ er 1PIJ kt at ar~ ~a . 1 But all the manufactured ItMl'' i1: 'o B~rnitz ·Mr," Fred prepared by Mrs. Guy Shuler, ]' The !able was covered with ' Mr. and Mrs. Millard Wilder- ' Mrs. George Sellen. soft complexioo brusb that WJ staenlmadde-~~ an 1ac1•• ems In the world cannot com0 Ya · · · ' · .. I 1 '1 · I 'nk I th d t d ·th j 'I · ita'· th kl U It •creams w comp ex on pensate for two other olten neg. BI Jettn:lr. \I •· Harold t.o hse .· S ~Intua 1e eha1r~an. t car- ; a p1 c_o an cen ere w1 l muth. . won U'J' ~oe es n. se w woes. :\Irs. Evert> ll ThomJ s, Mr s. neri out. the prom1ses . of ~ a valentm~ ar:angement made 1 Mrs . .James Brewmgbon spent mas~age on a soap, perhaps a . lected facets of a teen-ager's Max fn lnw r l\lr:-:. llonk v r:,.:. by a ra1nbow made w1th ram· by Mrs. Kmca1d, using red ; the weekend in Huntington, W. mediCated one or one containing lt l.s at the teen age, skiD life - sleep and diet. The young bel . Mr,. c . F. Tnmokir;s 3 ,..1 buw-colored candles. Each col-11carnati~ns, . greenery, red net . va. with her daughter and son· Meets af hexachlorophene to cut down sp.clslists point out, that a woman who eats properly and Orval Wdes frll rn l'entral srhool or suggested th e various prom- and _sahn ribbons. Tall red tap- I in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roger I on bacteria and further inf~ woman needs to study her skin geb adequale rest wiD reap and \Irs . 0 110 Slrarrss. Mrs . i<es ol God including the sbed ' ers m re_d holders were used on Luckeydoo. She was joined sunMrs. I tlen. Rinse thoroughly wtth type and learn that proper use future dividends, Prank Fugatf' Mrs Cha r les, blood of Chnsl. the love of God. j e1the1'. s•de. R~d napk1.ns and 1day by Mr. Brewington and · , • Mullen. Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs .;light of ,God, the hope of lhe , valentme cand1es ~~med out [' Mr. and Mrs. Luckeyd~ of ' Plans were made w send usRobert Warner. Mrs. Li:'o Brva n,: resurre1tJo~ . the hvmg water, j the theme. M~s. Cliswell pre- New Haven for a valentme diD· ed clothmg to Baeone College,!:•.;.;....;.;,;,;,;;,;,;,..;...;,.;,;,;,; \!rs. J. w. MrMrrrrav, ~1rs . and the la<th and truth of the . sided at ~e silver coffee ser· . ner. land lA> Hong Kong by the IJor. Ray Rigg,, \Irs. w A. Gibbs, word ol God. . IVIce. A pmk potted plant was Mrs. James CrisweU and cas Circle_ of the M!dd~port M C'h 1 K . 11 )I T An open Bible, marked m col· , used on the p1ano. daughter Dianne were busi· IFrrst BaptiSt Church Tuesday A .r s Dow l~i: e~nd n~~:s : ~:·me~ : ored ink, was used in the ceo-• ness visi'tors in Columbus Sat- 1~ evenln~. at the home of Mrs. 1'ilrrs of Run S<'hool and i ler. . .· . I urday. They were accompanied John Scmes. Mrs. Charles Ben· M 0 ld M K . f th Durmg the busmess meetrng 1b M Earl Knight who went nell, chatrman, pres1dde, rc:. ona Elementary. c l"nz le 0 ,'.1 r s.r e. a_____ thank-you note_ from Mrs. Pomeroy .. ____ S 0 !I toy be rs.with her daughter, Mrs. j Mrs. Richard Owen was de- NEW YORK (UP Il -A man youngsters had gone lltrongh so many dropout•. Lohse also served as presidenl : Ron Halley who Is a pallenl , votional chairman, having as who has spent nearly hall a the ~usic ca?'p, many on lnro The only ,oompetiUoo Is In of the new srhool PTA . I IOn ISters 0 ong ong at Riverside Hospllat jher theme, "Promises of God," century 111lltructin~ roung mUSIC _educa!Jon o_r w become sporls. That. why sporls are Co rsa ges were al so presented Mr. and Mrs. Manmng Kloes ·in which she read scripture and people sums ~P the adualtoo In professiOnal muslCJana. so popular. -==='===='--=, fa P~ans were made to send : and children visited recently in i explained it. Thank-you nolos today's educa!Jonal system with Th , hard! I US "I tblnk the regular education 1 1 ~:~t~:~h!~s ~~~~~~g th:~ ! 1 Plattsburg, Oh•o. with her SIS· were read rrom the Hall family, ..., word-"slck." witho:t :o.:a 1~1.,;n: system should offer a lot more ; It C ·I I th F yt B t' t ;ter and family, the Rev. and the Cross Talbot families and Dr Joseph E. Maddy 74 • en graduates In it he said The choice of courses. Free enter· a '" eTuesday o e evening Irs atap the IS M · J~. The schol- pioneer ' in music education ' ' for &ston Symphony ' has five,· the prist!; . . therg. I ht wchoose • . The annu al dmn,er of the Church .rs. George Siddall and chll· Mrs .. C. H. Wise, Pomeror, Ohio St• fl •nd Offrms Cl ub of home of Mrs Dav d Darst Idten. mh1p lund was dtscussed by the young, says our school Chicago Symphony 15. • thai s what thts country was TONIGHT & THURSDAY 1Me1gs Tem ple, Pyth~<.m Sislt-rs, 1 Mrs. Will~ Ant~ony, ·vice · Weekend guest! of Mr. and lthe chairman, Mrs. Clyde Wine- systems are too rigid with founded on." NOT OPEN :was an evenI of Monda\ even· Ichairman preSJded in the ab- : Mrs. Everett Bachner and dau- brenner. curricula, the school day Is roo The academy offers a variety As for school hours, welll ing in th e socta l rooms of the i senre of 'the cha~rman Mrs ' ghter, Conme, were their daugh- 1 T . ' short, and the competition of high school courses, Wii!' Maddy is outspoken about FRIDAY ond SATURDAY . Columbus, and Southero Ohto ' Tony Fowler. Mrs. Fra.;..,. Bea: ter, Mtss Karen Bachner, Ohio awe~~e~~o::; ;:-.:~ked wbrtDg : offered studenb almost nil. plenty of students enroll~ 10 t.,acbers who strike lor • FEB. 18 ond 19 leMrrr Company . i rhs gave devolions on theme UmversJty, and Mtss Mary be sent w Hon Ko~ m::etlg WI "! think American education the language and o;crence •horl<!r work weke- "the cbild Bnrt Lancaq Pr " THE TRAIN" Bel lv Spencer, preSJdenl, pre- "Washing the Heart's wm' Schaaf of Columbus. lclo h' I Bg g d used iB sick," said Maddy, "anything courses. We offer four years should be the one considered.'' Cartoons .sldt> d ove1 the short busmess ldows." I ' Mrs. Fr~nk Hy~ell of Rutland [wot mg or acone College. to get by. of. LaUn, three of Russian," A strike for higher pay, he FRIDAY and SATURDAY ,meetmg followmg the dmner., The circle sent birthday IS a medical patten! a\ Metgs ,'ld Day of Prayer was an- "Look who's doing the said Maddy. Not many other concedes, can have Ito reaanns. i Hostess"' for the year were! cards w the special interest Gffieral Hospttal In Pomeroy oHeaounced w b? held Feb. 5 at l<!acblng. Our leaders of 1990 achools match that." Spartan Beglmen Hurt l. ancastcr in dJSrus<ed and a note of thanks . where she IS bemg treated for th MethodiSt Church In MidAt 1 1 h "THI! TRAIN'' .d ; M H , M El ! m1ssronary and get·well cards h rt .1 t H d ghter dleport at 1,30 p m. are getting a 1940 education , . "Education Is enforced in this nter oc en Academy, Bu rt Lan c.2 ~ l f'r . i'<nli Sro· ~ Ira rom rs ora( e c -Ito shut-m members, Money was a ea at men . er au . , doled out by those who weat eo u n t r II said Maddy hours run from B·OO a.m. to fif' ld . Jeann e Mor-:'all, ~'II · hmnev for flowe_rs received fer the Scholarship Mrs. George Johnso_n of Middle- It was announced that a brl·l to school In the 1920's and Studenill Y,;..en't motivated. I'~ 4:30 p.m., break Jm:, dinner, chel Simon. Suwnn<' flo n. Du nng t~e socral hour games. Fund The members were ask· port and daughter-m-law, Mrs. dal shower for Martha Fowler 1930's." eonvlnced that's w there are resume from 8:00 to 7:30, and Colorc1rtoon were played a_nd pnzes award- ed to conlribute sweaters for Pearl Hysell are With her at !would be beld Feb. at the Maddy never finished the by then there's a "study table'' SUNDAY, MONDAY : ed to Mr_s .. Phil Memharl: Mrs. Hang Kong and clothing for the the hospital. church, The cirele Is to have ninth grade, but he holds eight until 9:15 p.m. four ev..Binp a and TUESDAY George Childs, Mrs. Mmme. Gtl- Mather School. Mr. and Mrs. Walron Manley the devotions for tile B. H. San- bonorary docroral<!a from coDeCtJODS week lor any student wbose 1 "THE F~~~~~N~ A;: KID'' ~t~e an~ ~rs . Bt'lty :•sss. i The World Day ol Prayer spent the weekend In Columbus Iborn Missionary Society meet- ges and universities. He foundgrade drops below a C. The Ire, Nazareth • WSCS Shown to Heath MethO d1St f 'f m StTip, ' 'JOUrney . · • That ' I Man River is Back in its anks The Ohio River Wednesday 1 rote ol two-lenthl of a lootl7, Rt. 14 In Millersville, Rt. lftemooD began retreating to- por hour. Sbermaa Ford, 12 from Portland to the Athel!l ward Ill banks In Pomeroy llld Lockmaster, indicated the river 1Counly Line Rt. 248 near · by todly it had receded from bad been receding tllree-tentbs ter. Rt. 331 at Antiquity and B.t. East Malo-It at Sycamora and of a loot each hour uprtv..-, 143 between Middleport aid ·. L)'DII-sts. and the fall would probably Bradbury, No merchanll were forced to opeed up in tbe Pomeroy area Classes were resumed thfa move tholljJb the water literally yet Wday. morning at Pomeroy Elementary bad lapped at the fronts of sev· State Highway Deparlmeat lchool but both the Juaior aid eraL employees bere laid aeveral Senior Highs remained closed The water gauae lD Pomeroy bJJbways In the COUIIIy would as did all schools of Soulhent at IG ~- m. showed 45.8 ft., a be clear of water aad debril Local. ft was expected most of drO{) of nearly two feet from before the end of today. the schools where cl ..... wore where the rampallnl Dblo bad Those hlghwayo otlU eloled called off would be reopeaod crested bert. It bad lloDd in clbi:.:.•:.:mo = rmn=·:::.g...:were:.:::...::Sta=te::....:Ro=ute:::..::F:.:r.::id:::ay'.:.._ _ __ _ __ Pomeroy at t7.5 al 4 a.m. Tues. day, then raised 1110ther Inch yesl<!rday morning as the result of the rainfall during the light. Tbe water tben began roeedill8 for &ood early wedn.. day aRerooeo and hu been fallIng 11 a al<!ady, but slow rate alnce. MalD-•t and all other atreels of Pomeroy's bUJJiness district were open wtraffic this momlitg. Water, bowever, stU! covered the WWII's parking lol of Main-st. ern.. f it Around And !I About M 'ddl epor 1 . 1 L. i I ,! 1 Dorcas Circle Home Of Seines 1 I Women's VIeW Sn~ar s·Ituation . In. EducatiO. nsystem IS. Termed · Sick by Pioneer in Music Instruction Electa Circle Send C/ fh1ng • TH K p h, S, yt 5 ff Off' , . ICers MEIGS THEATRE , Club Dines 1 1 orctr::!! I I I I Civil A • 010 st"• Kobrnson. An n ll argore< . -J;'c)~~~~ ~·: rl " ~~bt o. .ow;~~- a~~;.,~ngzi~;r: Vi~~~~:~ ~!!,~n~~t~~~~s:0rc~~~;h25 T ha! ~!:;,<k:::'e~n~ls~;~ F:;~: ~::. ing in Marcb. ~ndN~Io:.f"M":"~ U: Are Filed in Circm't Court ::,~d. 11 · c0 f of !be trouble course Owens, Ella Lemley, Mrs. Ellz. circle will be hostess for the son and family, T-Sgt. and Mrs. The group voted to donal<! $5 : Interlochen, Mlch d ".:(the Maddy oow a grandfather ol t~fii,~:; . 1:l':':~''h;~;;;1i ,' abeth Allm•n. Mrs. Ben Neutz. March meeting of the B. H. Son- Virgil Manley, w the school lunch program. I wintertime acbooC th':'lnterlocl> five wa~ born in Welll•"'co1orcartoons !mg. Mrs. Davrd Farmer and born Sociely me t' Mrs. Dana Hamm presented the K ' ...,--, ! Mrs. Oiho Watts. D . h e mg. sludy hook lor the eveni M l en Arts Academy which gre\1' an..• and began studying violin . .. ·-·-· urrng t • program hour n-ng. .rs. out of the IIWDIJiel' music 'libm he was live. He left Mrs. Darst read a letter from uuuald Boone g~ve the clostog camps. school at 16 to concentrate 01 i the Norton family, missionaries prayer. A guessmg game was To (lifer Collep Coaraet PT. PLEASANT- Three elvll music and at l8 was the in India. Tbank·you notes were • played and pries awarded to The acndemy opened Ill LICtloo• were rued In the olllce yotlllg•st member of llle '7"d from Belly Kllligan, mis· Mrs. Wmebrenner and Mrs. Sepl<!mber 1162, and IIU the fll the Mason County Circuli MlnneapoUs Symphoay, playing I. s100ary. Cherry Pte, coffee and The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club [Ellabeth Slaven. camp Is for yoqsters from aert Tuesday. viola and clarlneL : nuts were served to tbe above beld Ita annual valentine par-· Mrs. Scinee was aaalsted by Ute 8lb througb 12th gradel, bnt Two o1 the act10111 ooncern His first major teacblng job , and Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mrs. Bert ty Monday evening at the home Mrs. Dale Mourning In servin!l the academy 1000 will l!lpand promissory notes wltb the First w., as supervisor ollustrumeD. BodJmer, Mrs. Genevwe Sax- ot Mrs. Willis Grueser. A valen- a dessert course carrying out to offer the 11rst two yem of NaUonal Baillt of Ripley plain- tal music ia the lleehestlr, · ton, Mrs. Nora Hamilton. tine box had been made by Mrs. the valentine theme. Valentlae college. Glf In bo1b actions. The first Ia N.Y. acboola, Ha tall8hl Ia ' BURNS Grueaer for the valentine ••· napkins and candy carried out Dr, Maddy said some 30,000 against James R. Hoffman, Rt. other school systems, 0fitm11ec1 I CLEVELAN 0N LAWN change by members. Jolly Pal the theme. 1 Lem, with the plaintiff de- national hlgb acbool Clfcheatru ALL ~EW FURNITURE FOR I est DUPI - Ern- gifts were also exchanged. . ~ding judgment against the lor music confereocea, lllld In ' died .;;,ampbell,. 50, Cleveland, Mrs. George Hackett, new Others attending Ia addition OU If clelendaAt lor lite JUDI of $MO.Il. 11128 set up the lnlerlocheot 00 . esday mght mChmty president, was In charge of a the above wero Mrs. Lillian The second actton namea JJoyd Mualc camp. He's oondu<led ::;spttal of burna r..,.JVed Mon. short business meeting. Round- McGhee, Mrs. Fred Gtbb6, Mrs. Ul S nnUQ llouglaa RL z Leon, defendant all over the coonll'y and Y when his clolhing caught robin cards were sent to Mrs. Pearl Hollman, Mrs. Beulab aad der:..oo. 'j.. in the meatlons there Isn't a fire. He wu found lymg en a . White Mrs Ernest Bugbee ._.... 1 ' The youth choir of tbe Laurel IUIII of $486.7~. lnatrument he can't play, I lawn in front of biB borne with Gertrude Mtller, Mrs. Peg Eas ' Jeann~ Boo,;. a . his clothes aOame 1llld Mrs. Noah Haskins. nd Hannab Cliff Free Methodist cburcb The tbltd actiDD Is aeeklng I asked Dr. Maddy whal be INCLUDING : · Games were played and tbe , Greenlee, guesto. met In the recreaUon room o1 jUdgment In the 8liiD oll&ttiOO.• lbought of rock 'a roll A I All distances In Cuba are .1 prie won by Mrs .. Ernest Hugh· SALES REPORT the pai'IOIIllg8 Mtlllday evening 15 with tbe T$leallng, Inc. "You can~ help It, II'• lib Frl9ldalre ' measured fro 24 t :es wllh Mrs. Wilham Robson bl folio•-'•• pra~•- for a ...... plaintiff :0\1il. .......... .-... ol lite the comics," he Jaughad. Thea m a • cara th doo 1ze M 0 o Valley Uveotock Co ~·.. """" ..,... r · -~w lte · dded , RefriiJiraiOI ' diamond set in the floor of the I~onmng e r pr · "· Gallfpollo Dblo Feb 12 jliU ness meeting and valentine par· adlolJ are;: Wi!l!l ~ lleveJ. · a . • ' like jal, It IIVeo ; capitol In Havana. ;Grueser served a de;mert course :.._ • · • ty, • opmeot c..p., llol/it.11!Lll VIolet tills a chance to-lmproviM , • , ond 175 to 220 lbs. 17 to Scripture reading aad prayer Lee, WUUam and·IJoulae Mar· fine training." ; ful sire 1w1th coffee and mJDill at the HOGS When a blll II veroed, II close of the meetmg. 11.50, 220 w 250 lbs. f1 w11.50; by the Rev Eugene GIU t[l8ll- CWII, L. A. aad Ilabel1 Wright. He then oonlelsed lbal paris of It are defeated. a IBAittendMing wAerle MrMsi.UHermMan ~~:.:. :Sss28i~~ ~~ ed the ~lni- Plsns ,..... The actloD ~,1be leasing, ~f.!~!ed banjo,~ aad , a• ey, rs. ma er, ra. • • made to SJIOIIIOI' a hymn Bing ln81alloiloil, ~ of teJ.. ...... .,t with a jazz Combo lD • • • Louis ,...,.~. f :Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. Perry 15 ~ 20; Sows and Pigs 75 to at the churcb Sunday, February 891s1oD sell. Cblcago. Buy on hsy Terms I ' ~, ounded the first , Mitch, Mrs. Kenneth Byers, Mrs. 125, Shoats 1D w25. %1 at m A tmall down paymtnl ' . Iwoman s maga2lne 1n the Umt· . 11 E Bush Mrs Wlllra' m CATTLE - Steen 18 to 28· 'vat ••·tr'"'·led, ond only S1.00 ' ed States in 1830 u· It' · • · Hell ' en ...... were ""' ... 1 "Godey's Lady' Bea k'?,g to e~sFl5 toCo23; Baby ~ 20 gameo were played, aad cake 1 Reynolds, Mrs. James Johnson, '"' PQME.OY / Pit' da~. .28 • at ws 1Z to II, Can- Iced In pink with tbe name o1 <' < ~.' 1Mrs Carl Matrox, Mrs. Emil ' ·· Y(NR ,iHqpP~NG CEN.t'IR I \Ball, Mrs. Shirley Mills, Mrs. ners 11 to 13; Bulls II to Zl; member Inscribed, and lee I He•dqu•rters For Hackett, Mrs. Hughes, 'Mra. M~ Cows 100 io 200. cream, were aerved by ,Jb I Orin Smith, Mrs. Robson, Mrs. AL CALVES- Topll7.75; ElljJene GW and Mrs. Ban7. 1 James Jividen and Mrs. Grue- Seconds 32 to 31; :Medium 30 Clark. l'ri!fOIII were Sue Tracy. ser. to 34; Com. & Hvs. 22 to 30; Betty Klein, Brenda Gllmol'e CuUa 20 to 28. Karolyn !loulsbJ, Kay Howe~ WOMAN KDJ.ED SHI!EP - Ewes l Lms. t to Karen Flores, Martha Bater CLEVELAND (UP!) - 'Mre. IOo Stock Ewes t 10 18; Fat Becky Eblln, 1lollcbf Emma Mllls, 11, aeveland Sheep 5 to 12; <;ull• I ID 5; Patty Neu\llbtl, Mike Wrllbt, Helgbet, died 'l'Uelday In Huroo Buckl f to 10; Fat Wetbero I Tomll(lulari,, LeGnard ~ Road Hospllal of bums and to II. WaYJlt•.Lelfbelt; l•u ~ ,'( ,' IDIDka Inhalation IUflered when LAMBS - Top!! II; Seconds rq., 'II'JII, · ~!W P\•l!lij( Middleport, 0. fire strw:k ber bomt lall Z5 to 11!1; LlCbt WIL 11 to II; ~iii, ClWt ........... ~ ., ' ~.A C •+ ,.. ,..._ ,.,.. ,_.,., ~ .~ · ol; ·,· , .~: • •,, ·'· Valentine Party Is Held by CJ Sewmg ub i THE SPOTLIGHT IS ON THIS BUY! 3 Complete Rooms y th cho· H-'d A 1 Va/entl•ne Party ! • •-·Bt • :.: .L: BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT MAK~ Au.R~E,LDS BE t~&1.1t=N1. ~ MISS AMERICA LOAfERS THE SHOE BOX Howell: Sav.;,Ail uf ·Your Sales Slips 'frq~l .'. ·. :,E~JiHelds_ ln Pomeroy O:usicll FM CENTI THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVII NO. 253 ;.OU: "I"'" " ,, :ll en tine Complexion Study Plan PomeroY \ - ' \• $100 Million Offered India By Humphrey FJood Threat to Valley Believed Passed . .::..":.:.\"~;-.~~::.n.~ RECI!;DING - BuslneSimen along East Maln-st breathed easier Wednesday about the time this picture war taken 11 the llond water began re· Lock 23 officials at Apple ceding. Water had completely left the street between Lynn and Sycamore by today wilbout any buslneaa baring to move. - Sentinel Photo, Grove said at 10:30 •· m. Wday the river wu droppiag there 11 By United Prenlateraalloaal The swollen Ohill River claim~ two lives Wednesday ~sht \lui f su_dden celd snap put .a \'h'ltlal end w the thre~t ol terlqlla lloodl!'l 10 the Ohto R!ver ~alley. . . .. ~jllr drowned lll!at ltonibn when _1beir boot capilzoclln the sw1rhng back· wal<!rs of the river. The victims were Theresa Liltlejehn, 17, Ironton, and Hayes Kimble, 19, Iof Ohio Furnace Road near roday. Schools In Marietta tpeD· lronron, Theresa's brother, ed for the first time this week Frank, 19, managed to swim w and nearly all roads were open shore. as the river went baek into ita The river continued to recede banks. from Sleubenv!Ue to near PortsRiver Hold• Ste..y . . . mouth and the crest was At Portsmouth, the river bad expected lo reach CinclnnaU held at 61.4 feet from 3 a.m and tito1e out ·or ·ObJo some-· tllfUII#J mid-morning, One llcJil time Friday. road was closed and the lower Marietta, which had water on level of U.S. 52 remained under several of Its streets Wednes- water. but traffic moved freely day, was cleaning up the debris oo the upper level. Six pumping stations were JD. ClncianaU optlmlat!caDy preoperation at Porllnllllth but dieted Wednesday that no more none of the city's l1oodgates lee weuld fmn 011 the river had to be erected. One obaer· this year, ver said the river wn "more of a •utSance tho anythlDC • Loll Ice Bepo1'l •• •· else " We have Issued our lui lee At Clnclnnatl, the river atood repilrt lor 1111 aealllll," a for.. at 5U feet, ~ il!ll'·~ over ~aster ~ld. Hood •tage, ana wal etple · ··'l'lii' HuUII• N& ~ w crest at ~-5 feet sometillll' again after lloodlng part1 af Ia!<! Friday. the West Grtea tlormllery area The U.S. Weather Bureau at of Ohio University at Athena, Studenll held their ground aad avoided the yearly ritual of evacuating the low-lying resi· donee halls and moving 00 blgher IJ'OUDLI. Fair and cold ,...ther wao upected to dominate llle pic· -~ Friday. Overnijbt lelaforaluNI,.flll•~ 11 at Maoalleld and readlrip near mo ..,. upeclld in some parll of Northern Ohio llnight. Reso. ..t 18 · Closed ~ Airport Assured ~7~-;::·:: .r"tush With ~ew Grant 11urvived a wiJd west sbom. oot Wedaesday. Wltueosee ~aid Jam.. MeCullen, 2%, came to llle Henry moiDn Co., where Cleveland Watkins, 41, ~ort<s and con· fronted blm With a gun after PT. PLEASANT - Construction - when the weather -aa argument over money. breaks -of a proposed $219,690 airport near here appear· McCullen allegedly fired aiJ: ed certain today. sboto at close ran1e and Wa~ Gov. Huelett Smith announced from Charleston tnday kbta puUed blo own guo ao be that Point Pleasant will receive a federal grant of $59,845 otumbled backwards, firbtl maklnc poosible the constructton of a 3,200 foot paved alr· oev•al lholl 11 McCoUeo. strip. MeCalleD wu trealed fer 1 Pleasant Resort, oow closed mlatr ann wouud. Watkina The governor said the Appal· cause of flnancilll ~~~:~~~ wot 1a fair condHion. achlan BegimiBI Commission and the National Goard ., . _ wm add $109,145tn Federal Avi· Approval of the $59 845 "' atlon Agency funds. The Mas- compteled all the .. ~ on County Court bas cooperat- Incident to proceeding 1111 ell w provide t!(l,OOO. project, it was reported. The airport site has been ap- Local agencies 1n Meigs and proved jwtt oorth of Point Gnllla ceuntles of Dblo, Plea1181!t off Route 62 on 1 tract the Ohio River from Maaon of the old illdustrtal Rayon pro- County, are In process of perty I'UIIIIIng beblnd the Point lng Federal grants lor airstrips. I tion of the U.S. aid proaram cut oU during the lndo-PID tan border . wac. Th~ money was offered for the purchase of commodities cooSJdered essential to the Indian economy, plagued by_a severe food shortage. The VICe ~resid~nt discussed .the new loan during a two hour .meeting_ With three Ind1an cabinet officills-G. Subramaman, miniSter of food, agriculture, community development and cooperation; Sschin Chaudhuri, minister of ll~nce; and Asoka Mehta, mmlster of planmng. . . for President Jnhnaon, n... 111 - l!lunphfo;',-on • · 4ala~' tour Wet~..,tay •~ !tom , Paki.'llan, where he announced t he resumption of u. s. aid 1o India's neighbor. }7 Year-old Drivers in 1 complex of governmeat build· ings built by the British 30 years ago. Informed sources said the v1ce preSident tai!'ed at length about Indian agr1culture development and the counll'y'a emergency lood Reeds. The talks were part of seriea which included dlscussiol or1 Chinese Commumst expansion aiLD8. Red Chma invaded the northern frontier of India ill 11162 · decision to close. . The plusb tourist and conven- The Slate Highway Patrol !100 facility bas oncounl<!redU· Investigated a two-car collision nanc•al problems a10ce epemng in Meigs county 11 HO p.m. last summer. In January it was Wednesday on Rt 121 at the reported at a special meeting junction of Hysell . Ru• Rd. No ol srockbolders of the West Vir. glnls lndUJJtrles Development ooe was IOJured. Corp that tbo re110rt had debb ~ffic• ' said that Cheryl Lynn totaling $1,012,000. Wtlllam 17• RuUand, headed The facllity waa built with dr~· a~em~Ied loh passlt a car the aid of 1 $1 tK2 000 federal Jven Y ennet M. .at.oon, 0 £ Joaa. Privat. iA~esion t 17, Rutland, just •• Matson 1 $357 000 pu up started to make a left tur• onto JJ{ 11 waa reported Hysell R1111 Rd. 0 Ute corporllioll wu in lll'l'ears There _was heavy damage w on its Interest paymeota on the the Wdhams car and mmor federal loaa, and I IUDiber of damage to _the Matson car. No PT. PLEASANT - The ft. Pleasant llolulng Author· credlwrs were -king repay- one was InJured and no charge lty opened fnur bids Tuesday lor temporary flnllnclDC of meot. was filed . Funeral servicee for William 50 unlll of low-rent public W. lble, 76, Racine, who died 11 bousing to cost $600,000: I to • ytll' period to psy • AU-County Choir Police Cite Driver in tbe Veterans Memorial HosThree bids were r«:e~vad, temporary notee. pita! today at 5:3tl a.m., will from New York banks, and It wu .'llso IIDOLIICI!d To be Org~d Into Mayor's Court be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Three Middleport boyl had Citl!en's National Bank of Pt. that IBOther &0 bousln8 Ralph Werry, relqpoos dl- A Middleport man was cited Ewing Chapel wtth the R.,, the biggest treat <lf young Pleasant was the fourth bidder. for the olderly are oow Ia ol the Meigs County J111- ., Mayor c. o. Fisher's court Charles O'Connor officiating 6::'~ ~vltbls aththe 'lhe local bank wao low bid- plllllllln8 ollie Ia Pt. Pleasant. Clamber of Commerce, bas i• Middleport viUage on a reck· Burial will be in the th res takene ~: ere der. It wao tbe fifth lsoue llliiOlUICed aa all • counly Youth Jess operation charge following Falls cemetery beside biB late 00 fe!Io~:ebasketball see ":;:: t~mporary nol<!a, aad Ibis iB Will be fGnned Ssutrdsy • mishap on South Third-av at wife, Agnes. PbU d hi ~ De- first time- that a local General Taylor to 2:30 p. m. at the educational 10:50 p.m. Wednesday, He was employed 1 t the U.S. 1 1 8 bid oa the notes. Sp•ak on War at ~,~ou of lbe Federated William Edward Ar..ld. :11, Lock and darn Jl until his reur. trow~n. PI sWill. e P a an • inatitutloa The ClliJ:enl Natlnaal ~ "" in Pomeroy located •· was cited after hilt southbound men!. Ia _Mickey CbUds aad Dennis and bid oR the notes In Geaeral Maxwell D. from tilt Pomeroy Post vehicle struck a legally parked Survivors Include lour 80111, J1mmy ~ogp, all ac~ve part!· with the Pittsburgh special coosullaDI to office. car owned by George Ohlinger, Robert and Homer, botb ol will be the Ohio The choir will siJig March fl <Middleport. Damages to the Xent, ..d Charles and Edward, clpsnl! 1n Middleport s elemea- Bank. CAPE ~ENNEDY (UPI) - In tary school basketball progra_m. When 10 per cent cam..:'to at an All • Cunty church ,.... front of Arnold's vehicle were both of Racine; two dallf[bton, an amb1tloul Project Apollo served as chore boys dar10g revenue bonds will be ''The Crisis fa Nam• vice. The Jaycees wlJl I[!Onaor estimated at $125 wbile Ob- Anaa Mae Obitz, Raclu, ... . debut, the United ~ next the .professional game. · . da Feb :H project in enoperatlon wltb linger'I car bad approximately Lois Wbismao, Detroit, Frielldl · :S"tesday te: eh thr Miek~y: 12, son of Mr. and Trowel Pretented {;.. u the Mel&• County Ministerial $135 damages. No injuries were may call at the funerol INDL\NAPOLP, IND. _ AT some Y w ·PUll ee Mrs. WJ!llam Childs, was chosea Hi G .. _CoD dor .to v:~am· opelk ALLSOclatlo1. reported. an)lllme. least 10 JOliDI llrls aon>e men to the moon, check to work lor the Philadelphia o ran..., ege on! m.up. and~ capsule that will carry team while Dennis Boggs, 12, Rio Grude 1:15 p. m. In MeiOOI'lal ... Q Weapolll, roamed and try. out the engine that and Jimmy Boggs, 10, were IIJI' celved 1 gift ol the Indiana CIUI!Iryalde today blast them home. for the Pistons. The ll<!rest w !boot IIIOcialed I _ . Seriel ,. 1be Elpsnd·l three violtlt outbreaka at The federal apace agency, Ia boys were taken by !hell' the college Future llate &Iris ttCbool near disclosing detaUa of the Initial fathers ~.the game where ''Wilt Stephen ·E. Jentins of . • State police oontlnued to Apollo te•l 111Cht, aald todoy SlUt CbamheriBin broke Grande presenled a trtwel the ...,.. II'OIIIILI the [IIIUI thel the spaceship at launch the aiJ.time pro scoring reoard. by bla lather John D. stltutlon lor deUnqueut &Iris wlll weigh a reoord 45,900 The trio happ<'lled lo be stand· a stonemaaon, to belp hopei Lll llndlng some of the pounda. at the right place at the foundation 11onos ol IJ)nlatea who escaped II will be hurled 310 mUeo lllpe and were aaked Hall, the college's first riUCOUI melees Wedneod.ay Into apace lly a br&nol new W<!Uld like to aerve. , log wblcb waa erected lD 1174. t'.rntoa and eveniiJC, Cluae Saturn 1B super rocket tlifly aceepted. ! The trowel waa preaented the outbiUI: waa llllkno1nl. rammed back toward boya folded jackeill Mrs. Mary Lowls, curator 'l1LI'M aeparlle Cllllbrelb earth at J81fi0 miles per also handled water-boy the Herltep Room lD the ed tbrGUih the block • 111 the Apolln opaeecrafl ~gl: ~~(:Can:tln=ued~lr:oo:n~P:•:ge~l~)• ege's new library. ~plu. Autboritlel llld that Ia three yem .~ be lltird ilillbllilr •• tbe lunar omllriro .......moir ' Molp l G II lltl[lllal ' "'"' -r ..,....,..,. .,._, " I · ' - - •Ioltli! Ill lite dat. with . io''11111i . '''·' 91et ''flliU ' ·-· .. 1· ·- ......_ lllc-J::::;:· GlHI" ' Ililt ,nita. The ·.Lilreralt ' •carrier ~ .... •--'-~ Middleport. · lnljjDd, ~ 19lldm lloler, four,,desb,o ya• .ORi r•.· •> ~· "';...' ..... ' Nont. cage Great s Take Boys on For Chores ..IORLD Apollo Debut To Test Moon Hardware 8I.ds Opened or Housmg prO]ect • mpOint • PIeasant thel{ C:: ;:n b · ~-=:.rre~ rocn""" . Soul!l ac:.,. J1eet Oller wlll be llalloned ·~ ~~~t11f1~~=~::1· =·~..·- ~ J~nuary ., ,, I t William lhle D'Ies Thursday '. •'. Letart t=ly en~ . I!IJNhftJi f8rntlare. POINT PLEASANT - Thelnew dlrectoro. Captain Pleasant Point Resenrt aear said, "This iB a temporary · here was closed ''indefinitely" I until new management Is seWednesday by the Small Busi· cured." ness Administration. captain L "No tresp1ning" olgna A. Wright, a major stockbolder, been prJSted, sta~ that the said the plush resort will be property Is "In the custody ol closed until sometime after an agency of the U. S. aov,.... March I. ment." On that date, there wlll be 1 Employn nl the relill't were stockholders' meeting to elect oot givea adviiiCte ootlee of the Collision of~:i.~~nf•7ned :th g~~.::!'::: Jinance ministry, the beart of a & s ,.m =='f::: a- veteran De£ense counseIhas J0bCut 0ut ., "· ' � 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. 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