http://66.213.69.5/files/original/32a174b7f805420cbab509a704f9bb29.pdf 2db8dd2c93692769131905157987cb0f PDF Text Text ' ....______-t :~· Drop-out Problem Called Serious Mainly About bell and Mr. and Mra. A. E. ·Alward spent SUnday in CoJumbus with Mrs. Lois A n n Jones and children. They also visited at Riverside Methodist Hospital with WiUiam Myers. a-Dally Sentinel, -~y·Mlddleport, 0 ., March 11, _ __:__ _ _ _.:_·_ __:_·- - - - - - - - - - t• • Jo services held Saturday morn-]Georgia; a daughter, Mrs. ing for the tate, Mr. Charles L. Ann Beahm of Konxvllle, Wood who died unexpectedly Tenn. ; a son, Wayne, West Wednesday at Parkersburg, W. Palm Beach, Fla.; his mother va. He and his family were Mrs. E. M. Wood, Middlepert; former residents of Middle- a brother, Curtis E. Wood, Eft. port. Services were held at the glewond. Calif.; a sister, Mrt. Here or Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home Helen Graber, Cleveland, and with the Rev. M. E. Dowson of· five grandchildren. He was uner0 erVICe ficiating. Burial was made in preceded in death iJy his lath· A large number of relatives I Riverview Cemetery. er, E. M. Wood, and a brother, and friends attended funeral He was survived by his wife, Bdl. _ People In Pcmeroy \ roblem ol "Tbe Marth meeting of the wscS of Ill I coualr)' wltb such Ire- Moore. The ~lous ~.. the top- I Hea~ Methodist Church Man· ' meiUiout retourtes IUch large Tbe worship center, prep~rSchool op-ou was . the b h ' namben o1 people are untrain· ed by Mrs. Guy Shuler, splr!l· ' lr discussed. by Mrs. Ja"!es ,day evemns at c urc . ed. Sbe described lhe drop- ual life chairman, carri,ed out Gregory Roush and friend , Euler a retired teacber, at :bel Mrl Euler cited the scbool uth the study lesson with slihouet· Dav1d Johnson, of York, Pa., 11• II' bJ·' ' -----. out II UUaov OU .,. yo ' td t t Ohio U . It - .- - · drop-out youth as a major SOC· mlsllt, a loaer aiUI one wbo ted figures of youe, represent- s u en s a .mvers Y, Ja1 problem today. She sa1d It , bas not beeo able to grasp , ing the causes of the p~oblem spe~t the weekend With Greg. is becoming more alarmmg b... reading flmdamenlals. , includmg smoking, drmkmg, ory s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, Ohio cause so<iety has become con.l . poor health and parental mflu- Mliton Roush and Sandra. cerned about youth and their: Among the solutions bemg , ence. Mrs. Mason Fisher and sons, LAST TIME TONIGHT ; futuro role in an automa!t'd age. tri•d. aecordm~ to Mrs. Euler, , The hostesses, Mra. Bruce RoJ,.nd and Gordon spent Frl· "THE SANDPIPER" She said there isn't time for ar• the head start program, the ' Lloyd, Mra. Hl!ttie Smith, Mrs. day at Senecaville with Mr. t Tt>rhnirnlot' • Flinlbt> lh Taylor, Richard youth to lake many years to : vora110nal tramjng centers such C. M. Hennesy and Mrs. Thorn- and Mrs. Norman Fisher and ll11rtlln l\va Marie Saini . ! d~cide his work as in t~tt' past, ' as the one at Jacks~n, remed· , as Riley, served a salad course Mrs. William Fisher. Colc;~rca , toons ~ because the space agt> is a ial r•·ading classes m sc~00! 5 · . from a table covered with a Mr. and Mrs. Orris Harris Adnu:..!-lll/1 7'5c & 50r ! ··rast age.'' whir.b alsu applies . and volunteer ~orkers. to 858.181 ; white linen cloth and centered and Mrs. Ernest Harris were Ito learning. 'young people With thetr studtes with an arrangement of purple Sunday dinner guests of Mr. PR~SSED WED . and THURSDAY ' Mrs. Euler stated that in 100~ . and suggested ways th~t Sun· ' stock and yellow mums wit~ and Mrs. Mason FISher and March 16·17 NOT OPEN ,one m111ion youths left sr·hool, day Sdtool teachers might as· yellow tapers in ebony contain-~ family. : w1thout a diploma and tompar-~ sis I a child. . ers. Gordon Fisher returned to Fd. & Sat., March 18·19 ed the 12 (ler cent ltteracy m The meetmg was opened With his studies at Mountain State "GLORY GUYS" Ithe U S wtth one pt•r rent in , a reading entitled, "Two. Sol· ,. f Business College, Parkersburg, 11 1 1 Tom T;:,~·~ 1\ ;;, ~"tresnell ' Russia where students a" paid dters" bv Mrs. James Cnswetl, I k roun n ,j w. Va. Monday, after spending · -ann1 while attendmg srhool and col-, president. DevotiOns wereS g_Jt~ '' ~ the quarterly vacation with his "FORT COURAGEOUS" , en by Mr,. L•o rr~l )j ~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason 1 lege. Donald Barry 1 She described tt Ironic tbat 1with scr ipture on the traJ~mg . D Middleoorf I Fisher and family. . ------ --- - · - · - -· -·· · of youth. responme roa mg Mr and Mrs. Edward T. Bauand a verse, ''How to RaiSe a Mrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. ·d p II Ann f M•r,·on "t. 'thpray ' R H . Ath eran oy o " US fletmquent, c osmg WI · , ay ecox were m . ens re- d M.18s Poll Karr of Columer. . 1 oently to attend the p1ano con·' an . Yk d est of During e,. business mertmg cert given by Mr. Abbey Simon bu~. were ~ee ~n g~ · ~ I I the cirde voted to have a sup- which was held at Ohio Univer- ~."I par~n ~ \an r s. plv shower at the Apnl meet- 1sity. ares . arr r. ing with articles to be brought : Mr. Vance Sharp of Amanda Mrs. Everett CThlomabs sp~~~ for vanuus pro jPds inr1uding ; and Mr. and Mrs. Layman Sch- the weekend m 0 urn u~ WI baby clothes! children's cloth- ] ressen of Lancaster visited Sat- her daughter and son-m-law, mg and otlwr articles. M r" I urday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Mr. and M". Gene DeWees and \\'h t•re _vo u get your loan Crisw('l\' thanked Mrs. Dowson ! ert Sharp. fam1ly , and other relahves. OPES make a differenre, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Henry 1and Mrs. Hennesy fnr their part 1 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rogers in the World Day of Prayer and son, Jimmy, of Oak Harof Amesville were Sunday Our rates are lower ~no hid· program bor spent the weekend with her guests of hiS siSter and broth~r· df' n (' harges) our expenem·~, . Appointed to the nominal· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick I II Completely waoh and weart ing fnmmittee were Mrs. Glenn Bennett. Lochary. the fi nest. You get peace of Never lose their crease , •• , Lambert, Mrs. Earl Knitf.lt Mr. and Mrs. William King Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Norris stay trim, neal aU day Jongl and \Irs. Wayne Gibbons. Mrs. were in Lowell, Ohio, Sunday and son Jody spent tht week· 1nind at no extra cost. Come Koi·Set sloch retain lheir ohapel Criswell re-dd a letter . from and were dinner guests of Julia end w1th. Jus parents. Mr. and : Mrs. James R1ch~rds, dJStmt Fleming, who is Deputy Grand Mrs. AlVIn Norm of West * Featuring the famous Kolesport wear -performance guarantee! president, announcmg the 25th Matron of District 25 Order of Main-st. See The Selaclion of anniversary ohservance of the 1 the Eastern Star. Mr.' and Mrs. Rev. L. R. Carmichael of In a variety of blends EVERYBODY BENEFITS LiHie Boys Sport Jackets wsrs March 29 at the Frank- ~ William King are worthy rna- . South Webster visited recently and I00':', cotton! and Suits. SizH 3 to 7 On , tin-Av Methodist Church m Iron and worthy patron of Evan- with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon KraeuFROM ·Sale. Mens & Boys Portsmoulh. . . . geline Chapter in Middleport. ter. . Department On The 1st , Mr,_ Leo Smtth, d1stnct Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bailey Clinton Houdashelt. MJSs Floor. mJS<~uruJry personnel secre- and sons, Michael and Richard I Eva Houdashelt and Mrs. John tarv . reported on th~ rec•nt , of Springfteld visited over the 1 Hutchinson and daughter, Etl· 1, N< NATIONAL BAI , dtstnet meet mg. notm~ . t h e weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leo een of Columbus were weekend i OJ School of MISSIOnS at o.uo Wes- . Kennedy and Mr. William Bait- I guests or Mrs. Adam Ebers· ' SERVICE tey an UniverSity m Delaware · ey, back and attended the funeral m .July. She Ul ged women and of Bertie Ridenour. 1 youth of tl~e local church to at. :; lend. aughter,l, -~M~r::_.~an~d~M~rs~-~R~i~cha~rd~C~a~m~p-~""""""""""""""""""""'"""""'"""...,..,.,...,...,._..,._._...,...,..,...,,...,""""""""""""""'"""""""""~ - --- --------··· - - - - - - enttne Many Persons f Come IS • F . MEIGS THEATRE I 1 MOTHER ••• iust what you have been waiting for! 1 PERMANENTLY I It, · A ~ VOL XVII NO. 272 mstrong, dAd About .s: , ~ .~ To Tlull.,.,., 01 Tlul Meip./Haon .4,.. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO cott WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1966 atelli CAPE KI!:NNEDY (UPI) -Gemini 8 astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Se streaked into the heavens atop a mighty Titan rocket tnday on a 107,000-mlle I(IIJI!tt!l~' chase to hook up with a target satellite launched ahead of them. In bursts of flame two launch pads, the most spectacular American space effort yet, including a 1 walk by Scott, got underway with perfect countdowns despite minor problema ued technicians almost to the last moment The rookie astronauts aimed for man's first linkup with an object in spac,, a in the manned conquest of the moon. The 20.1oot Agena satellite lilted off 101 mil~ before them. let heIpyou NAil . iron ~· 'J, ~ :--= Blastoff is on Schedule; Astronauts See ~ : Agena Target Rocket Leave Earth at 10 ',i KOL·SET slacks I DOWN a good dea I with a MORTGAGE LOAN "";."' _.on ...') I• * * * $2.95 CITIZENS I 1 D f H ecJ s on or on Her 8'ITfhd ay ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY at She also reported on a par· : ' ent-child camp to be held th~< I summf'r at Lanca~ter. H was 1' announced that the wscs or l . Heath l'hurc~ would hold the Mr. and Mrs John William 1 , di '> trlcl met>ting m Septe'l1hr r Blafl!tnar entertained With a I Fol lowing the bPnedtdion the i party Saturdav afternoon at grouo vi~ wed a di splay of dolls 1 thf'lr Wnght-St home honnring to be sen\ to VietNam and any- their daughter, Mary Helen on : ont> w1shmg to assist with the her seventh birthday. contact Mrs. Nan The Barbie theme was ·- · - ried out in the decorations and refreshments. Games were played and prizes awarded to Rebecca Thomas, Kimberly Sebu, Nancy Ebersbach, Trudy Ro,ch. Faith Perrin and Mary Ann Hoffman. After Mary Helen opened her gifts, refreshments were served to the above and Paula Eichinger, Bobbie Kay Chap. man, Lori Faulk, Patty Warner, Debbie llartenbach and Beth McKnight. Thur.1day evening a family party was held also honoring Mary Helen. A dessert course was served to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Satterfield Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Mrs. Jack Satterfield Sr., the honored guest and sisters, Catheri ne Jnd Elizabeth and brother, FrederIck, the host and hostess. IF 1 \YE PAY 4"'o ON SAVINGS :'>IRER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. ."'"""""""""""""""...,.""'""""""""'""""""""'"""""'=_,,.....,...,proJect may • I car- l•rotf!l!t gour property with outdoor nNJn lighting! LOT·O·LITE eostsaslow as '350 -a month! B.~ 1 't Self-Love is T.hemeGiven JuniorBYF "'I Love Me," was the topic of the program presented by George Skinner when the Jun. ior BYF of the Pomeroy First Baptist church met Sunday evening in the church. George read articles on what the Bible says about seJf.lov. One must love self with a rocogni Iion of the growing process, must show love of self bv maintaining a high standard i~ all one feeds his mind, must Jove self with a grut respect lor his body, musl love seli with a desire to seek the best surroundings and environmenl and must love self in the know: ledge tlJat love is the image of God. A short business !Jession was beld following the program •f· . You get the comenienc~ of low-ro•t LQ'f-0-LITE automstkallv, tool LOT -O·UTE looks. lights like a atreet li!lhL A photoelectric cell turns it on at dusk, oft' at dawn. Ught8 up durL, areas around garages, outbuildings, drheways, patking lots, outdoor living and worki11g areas all night long! It's perfect. for •uburban home•, farms, fa<·tories, businesses, pub11ic buildings- any plac-e that needs protection and safety after dark! You make no investment in LOT0-LITE, either, One low monthly rate includes in&tallation, maintenance (Including lamp replacemellt) and tlf'rtricity. Order your WT-0-LITE today from your local Elec-tric Company office, c~ ()~ s WI • •f t the ( j, ELECTRIC co. e ter which the group adjourned i to the basement for r ecrenlirm.l I I HUSH PUPPY Com pare! Whatever car you may be considering as your next, you should investigate the many superiorities of Cadillac. Its performance, luxury, distinction and lasting \'alue will convince you that you could make no better motor car investment. Matdt (.,d iJlac aga inst any other car at or nea r its prite ant.! it will prove its ext ra value beyond a doubt. For uam ple, you'll find n o other car of Cadillat's size that performs s o nimbly or handl es so deftly. Cadillac is respected by authoritative automo livt> writ en as a "driver's car" for its outstanding rond capubilities. No I would like more information about "LOT-0-LITE INSTALLATION'' Ma E t.l ...... _.... . " Name -~·r·•••··· "II AddreM ........ . ....... . B< ., .. . - ... ·, '• • ,~o ti p • unexcelled in the motoring safeguards it offers a!i stand- Feather Light Washable White Leather I Standard of the World Narrow-Medium . '( Wide Widths . . ;! SEE AND DRIVE HIE MAGNIFICENT t966 CADILLAC AT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DM!.E!I $1Q·99 . MAIL TO: Columbus & Southern Ohio Elect, .c ~o., 215 N. Front St., Columbus 15, Ohio Attention: Residential Sales . comfort, roominess, luxury and conveniences. Cadillac is NURSES SHOE City • . ....... ~Phone ..... ...... Bus. Phone D other automobile oHers such a satisfying combination of nrd l'4ui pruP nl. Finally, no o1her car in ils cli!~S rnmpq cloJ.e to Cadillac in popularity, uwnt'r loyalty or high resalt value. On~y your penoonal experience at the wheel of a Cadillac can completely demon"trate how elegant, ned len t Hnd cx.c.;iting yo ur next automobile inveslment can be . See your nea rLr autlwri~ed dea ler at your earliest opporllmity. No one else kuuws Cadillac motor cars becter, . . or is heller prepared to offer the superior kind of scrv1 ce a line car like Cadillac truly deservca. KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES THE SHOE BOX 242 W. MAIN ST. Middleport, 0 • PI • POMEROY II - .... . ... . ~ " .. ... ,-. - . , _... . . ..... .. ... ·• ·-- ~ . .... .. . , ~ - · · -- - ·- -- ~ . .. . ..... .. ....... _~ ·-· . ~ -~~ ~ --- _._.. ,- · · ··~ -· ~- · ... -.--.- __ • _..... . ...... ~--·- -·-- .. ...... -·..-··-·- ......_••. ~-- . . ..... ~- ·-·· - - -----··~..,,.,·-•,••...-..,,....., ,,.,•.,•.,,. ....,..,...IZIIII:JOIR"II"''"•-Iri•"':IZ·.. , tiltOrn~v--P · · · ~. ,. ·-·... . . .·- ... .-.. -· ·~- · · ""---· ·~ ,..,.,_ .. Butcher Union Being Sued For $100,000 • ~ 1l' ' �·• ! • . t--DaDy !Ientine!, Pomeroy·lllcldlepart, o. llfm!!l 18, !9811 • Aa- amdrJ. DIMq Ill blr II4IMI l'orlll llfll. ber business ... Lei'S ba.. I nice note rlghl ~ ~u- · ~, IIBI'I'Il!U Jumlniscent Suztllllio GrorriiWI 0---t-..:..nville Voice of Broadway of By Jack O'Brian HELEN HELP US! ' "'lbe~on In Wlntlir," I IJIIu. tiful bl Mr.IIIIIMrr.Jollllilullell riled lllrL Jolla Sleut Gill - News Notes e ethereal lllonblt 9loo I se~t vale•- ~ myy lome~ ~oyers I ~1m c~ge RACINE ... A 01 :r l·:ki ~"n ....1o. worl; rn a hotel. I have a . rMovbe he knows bi!l wife is fr t• r:~ who 1 ~ a }'Oung widow. Ilike };our daughtf'r who a~ks , btl•· JS '.\!lat every man would I~'What shall 1 wear todav?" Jo: e to gPt for a wire. And when you tell her she snirf:s th·"k' th• world of a tel- "0~ Mo-o-tfer not THAT llw. v.ho v isit~ her a lot. He told ·rag1") _ H. ' ~rr he doesn't ltave. any. other This column Is dedicated to ~1r 1 fr;t'nds. But he lives m the family living, so if you're hav· bo·d v:tw r~. I work and I se ting kid trouble or just plain Br:l h•','l_r tiJ.mgs. Also ~e te11s ltroub1e, let Helen hflp YOU. 1 w hf' ~~ bl~ke and not _work· rShe will also welrome your ·!1 :1 'iO lh· can ! buy her gt rts or : own amusing rxpPritmres. Ad;a ;.~ lv.T out. H~ works every Idress Helen Bottel in care _ !;". and • hoop' 11 up almost ev· jthis newspaper. fr'. nq-!:ht Do you think (should ' N ~t-: him I kTIOW f.lis widow and f 0 ce 1sn't ~etting away with this" - TO\f ·. ICE CREAM i gal. carton 7 9c Fui•Valu 'h" [ f .. I f. ; . l I 1 Finest For Pi11 , •• STOKaY'S PUMPKIN *FUL-VALU MEAT .BUYS TOMATO JUICE lSc 46 o:r. can 1~35 62 Ford Gal. 500 63 Comet Custom OLEO 95c ·• . ", ~- . .. , ..... . , 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. Hardtop, 289 engine, 1l•nd1rd trans. Radio 1nd heat•r SOUDS 65 Ford Gal. 500 5 lb. 64 Ford Ga I. 500 XL Conv. a.cyl. At lrtM.. p. sttering, ndio and hett· or. 61 Olds 9S 2 Dodr Green Beans • • 8 - '1 Pink Salmon .. Apple Pie Filling ~.. 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French City WIENERS 20d. pkg. • DODS by a ets mmate C d Eli 80•63 Count; Boston 0usted 3 ~: 1.00 3 LB. PKO. GROUND BEEF - STOKRY'S PINEAPPLE JUICE or PINEAPPLE-ORANGE DRINK ROUND--- 79~ RIB STEAK- 89~ T-BONE--- 99~ t: . Ex Cardina}BI•II White 1Qc No.2~ Cln Bv United Pri"Ss International ialways bet:n hard for surgeon1 Tvday is Wendesday. March ,to r:ach: _The ~robIem is greatlC . ti~ 75th day of 1!166 with 2!111 ly !tmpltfied Wit:! tbe use of tbe to fullow. freezmg needle. The moon is between Ito lui One Important advantage of qu .:!1er rmd neW phase \cryossurgery Ill that It can be The mo-rning star ~ Venus. I used rem_ove the tonsU!I q( Tr't evening star is Jupiter., persons who are c?n~enltal , .. " . th Pr , bleeders or who are v1ct 1ms of ,I "ml's . ~ 1<tuiSon. 1our es- 11 . ld, "' of the United States, was t~~:~~~~~~ ~~ techn~ue Is pracbn~ n on this day in 1751. I on I" . abouoto 1:sms ,• t reqThrmres l Jn tl d · h. . nues. ee ." "s ay m "tory: 1 weeks after the operntion, the ':' JP~02. an act of CongreS! Itonsils sbrink almost to the van· B~J , non •.ed establlshment of the 1ishing point. l iJ:t~ ~tate~ Mi!Jlary Acadtt- Bleeding from the uteru~ hu m1 at \\est Point, N.Y. been controlled by using a Jarlrl 1;35. Adolf Hiller saap p~d : ger fr('f'Iing tuhe. Enlarged pros Uw \ ('rsaJ!Ie :rreaty and re- · tates ~ave also been SUC('('ssful· t'SiaiJ!J ~ ht>d un1versai military ily treated by cryosurgery with tr <J mtng in Germany. l.tar less discomfort thao w 1t b ln l!J45, apanes~ re~.istance ;lnethods formerlv used and With on Iowa Jima ended wit.b iless danger of ii1fection. As the AmPncan casualties totalingttedmique improves It il certain mure than 20,000, lncludllJ, ' that many other usea for it will 4,:l00 killed. be found. In I962, the first te•t firing of the Tilan II missile from Cape Q-My dortor pre•crlbed digiKennedy was successfuL talis because 1 have a weak I heart I recently read that pro. f, thought for the day- longed use of this drng will afAu!hor Na thaniel Hawthorne : feet t~e vision or even cause "The black flowl' r of civilized hallucinations. ls this true'.' society, a prison. 1 ·A Dfgltallo, like any other - --··-· ·- · · fdrug that must be taken for a :long time. must b< given In a mamtenance tdosage - the a· DEVOTED TO INTERESt Ot , mount that you require 1D meet MEIGS . MASON AREA [vour individual needs. Your doc· Rlttlere •· ow.n. PuDUihlf" tor must make sure that, while c11ut•r T•nn.IIIU, Editor you are taking this life-saving PHll ll •nell even afternoon · g111ut~y /)' The unto Valta)l l'u biL•h· 1drug, you are getting sufficient In ~ t omp~n..•. 110 "'-*'-"IJanlc St.. f"om ' · 1 di ~n·r Oh·.., 4$789 Bu..lne• orne~~ l potl:l!=:!li!Um n your et. ~h-:' 11 ~ ~ 2.3 156o ltd'ltor1&1 Pbnn• The earliest !!lg'n Of digilali! 111 l· n1erec n ReQGO ctw m•mn1 p:l0isonlng Is nausea. U digitalis. ~~r;er II t.he PHI nfflee •f PI)IJlii'M' ' pOiSOning ts &lJOWed to progt'eSS 'latloDIJ ''durttma1 repn•enutlve•! thereo may be di11rrhea and 1 Bo"•nel.tl K..lmtnll, lncr.. 143 (AJrlnr ' "'' 4.ve .. New Yortl Ctt:r. ,.., •.., tendency for everything to look ' "" · . t.ton!! are not .,uhtcnpt tcm rat• o.uv~red b:r j ye IIow. HaII ucma C~Trlflf WhiN Ullllbll ""' rent. ,. . COTMIOD. Most dortors advise 1111••••k: Ofle vi!IIJ" ln ad••~• at tbe . • o~ . ,, seatm.t ofnee, IHIAO; sk1ppmg the drug one day a rn <onl hl I'J.BO: tllrft tr10nt.h1 L1 .110 B:r 1. ft ~ 1 j 61ol~ r Route Wilen umer •~c• . wee"' a er ~. re rna ntenance ev· 0<> 1 •••ll•ble one mr.ntb. 11 .:1o s' el has been det.trrnlned. This Pl ~u on• yoear llU.IIOI 51• DOACOI. 'IJ6.2~J 1'AH• •ont!:IL a .oa. usual1y prevent. poisontn&.. •I Dies Suddenly 01rr .u .ll .... '" • . CleYflaDd l"AAI (IU) ft. Nllf ? Big Market .. • Big Savings In Every Dept. 1n the head near the brain, bas '.$. :! . ,Jllcla «<l!ol .... .r ,.. ' '1 ·' ',),,>"•,-<i·• Abe SaperstelD • America's besllmoWD good wiD ambassadors. He took teams behind tbe Iron Curtaia. Satchel Page, Orestes IM!ill-11 nie) Minoso, Larry Luke Easter, Goooe Tatum, Me.adow-11 lark Lemon-aD were "'•ssocillt-11 ed with him II oae lime another. He is survived by his widcow,IJ Sylvia, a son, Gerald, 25, and daughter, Mrl. Elolae Berleley, 'hlllellf~ ~ ~ a:tn .l ld't Slams 3 Homers for Ph.·ls THE DAJLy SENTINEL • - 1 1 beiter ilaa Fru J3 t1 .CI 10 Detroit 2Z 56 .ZIII :11 (X-<:Unched dlvlaion title) 1'1lllildat• lallll CI!!CinMU 125 New York 107 Lol Angelett 136 Delrolt 1111 Sl. Loul.l 110 San Frii!Clsco 1• Welaetttlay'l Gu!lll New York at Baltimore W sn ''a''! and C"atrh her when ' By Wayne C. Brandstadt, M.D. 1 ~~-- bnm~:·E': . 'r:lat's what you I The USt' or freezing tempera· ~ <Jn t. t 1t' tures in surgery was adapted '-lt>mnd thou~ht ~epartmPnt: :seeral years ago by Dr. Irving E1 IF't'f.ll' !I <:o she fmds out for . Cooper of New York for the 1£·· ·-elf. whirh s~ould~'t . be : treatmEmt of shaking palsy. 1; d - w11h a little mgemuty. :since then cryomrgery, as It Ia 3~ some nutty subconscious ,ralled . has round many uses. r •lllfmnre. peopl• who bring Dr. Cooper developed a !lollow J: ·rl nrw ~ oJt~ n g_ et blamed for n('('o(e through which liquid ai1h·· unl wpp mess It causes , tr~gen could be circulated at a ~ r, ,l that 1•.ould rule yon out as temperaturitof minus 321 · de~ ,'/~o11:d~r to cry on.) H :gr..,es Fahrenh~it. Only the 1ip 1 ,HfHPLE YES MAN' of the needle was exposed but ~~~ ;s lll"·R :a vary small area of the brain l'·. : H,.. lrn' could be dPst.ruy·ed by the rreez1 ~:t'~ (' ~.. only ~ne thln.g worse ing action without damaging ih. '' <~11 •.~bommable No Man" th(' adjacent tl'!lsues. Bnd th;H s an "Agreeable Yes 1 'r.us technique has been exM ' 1 ~ ' J ~' •Ju\d really sympa- 1tended lo the removal of rectal t/i_,. :o _v.\th that gal who SClid , polyps and other benigh tumor~. ~er h 1J·,, ,t1lld let her make all .cataratts and even cancen. Antht· , det' l!iiOns ~nd whenever i otht"r valuable use of the needle th,~:·, d .?:ll out hP d say "I don't is the partial or complete dec.1 1e. 1t ~ up to }0\l"' to what- 1struction of an overactlve pit· 1 u1tarv . evtr sht- d suggest doing. ----- --.. [ 'J'hi, tiny gland. lying de<>p 'The Almanae ~~reJe~n th~thle~ue I Pore~, qaiMI ltltlthpaw hurl· IDg, wiD plalotln at first base. Betweea them they bit 311 bome nms and batted In 104 runs. LeO CardeJias. who hll .'llfl, will be back at sbort. Heffner may plalooll John l!ldwards and Don Pavletich behind the plate. Edwards a Jell handed hitter Is the receiver but PavJ:ntch a righty ,.,. ]I'Wlnger, has more' power. Pavletlcb hit .31D last season agaiJtst ,'IJr/ for Edwards. Rtilz ID Reoerve ·"Now, all yoa'vt 101 t. d0•sor 011 Cblco Ruiz wUl be a reserve look around lor a 111 Infielder with Art Sbamaky, lbal fill lbe anlferm "Oa're Ia!" Marty Keongh, Dick Simpson, ' Mel Queell and Charley Jam•• bitldiltg for the three oulfield ulllity li)JOls. Heffner bao a weslth of starling pitcher materiaL NBA 8t•nd'np 11J Vlllle4l l'nll JateruiiOIIII .l!ufllnl Dl9tltotl 'II'. I. Pet. Philadelphia 52 25 .6'16 Bolton 51 28 .662 1 · CJnMnnoU 45 3Z .585 1 New York 29 47 .382 Weston Dlvlllon X·Los AngJ 4S M .558 Baltimore 36 41 .468 1 St. Louis M 41 .453 8 By United Press JDternattoaal Friday night, while unbeaten Inn The only three sure of beiflg Two games •tart the Ohio Bridgeport battles Dalton m tbe ver wt . • " 1 m ~ starting rotation are Sam high school regional basketbrul •Canton RegionaL !uttieldfor Hobmson In the Ellis, the ace of .the sla!f last tournaments rollmg torught at Lima Shawnee with a 23-0 year with 22 vtclnrte•. Jtm CffiCAGO (UP!) -Abe Sa!>er· Columbus and Kent. record Is the o~ly undefeated J h Piluohn ID Center Maloney, I 20 game winner, stein, an .tfable, rofy-poly Althou(Jh the main actioH be· team i'n Class AA The Indians t ~ nson.. owever, wiD be and Pappas, who was 13-9 at entrepreneuer who built the sHatiOned '" left with Tommy Baltimore. Ellis lost 10 games Harlem Globetrotters Into gins Friday night • the elimina• trying for their se.cood cons•c·~: · ' arper who started ID bl n1 M31 ' ' ations leading to the state tour- 1tive appearance in state tour- . 1965 • . h osso oney nine. of the world's best known road nament March 25 and 26 get Inament play, meet Elyr•• (20·3) ~ RBI' wt\ home. runo and Jim O'Toole, who won only shows, died Tuesday night of a underway with Cleveland East in a rugged Toledo Regional p · '· s" lmg to right. Vada \hree games last year after a heart attack. He was 63. · • mson, the speed merchant 17 7 record 1 11164 J J "nd Akron Central battling at which also features Toledo Lib- who hit 305 with 22 Hll' • • ; ""Y ay Death came bt Weiss Memotr· 8 Kent and .Lancaster against Co- bey (22·1) and Cleveland .Joh" l 94 RBI '; will be ba ~ ~ (11-8), Joe NW<ball Ol-4); John ial Hospital. The Iuneral lumbuo Lmden McKmley in Cr> Adams 120-21 in tbe other gnme center ' c n Tsltourls (tl-9) and Btll Mct:ool, scheduled for 2·30 p m Thtur&l bs t 1· G · compiled a 9-10 record m · · · urn u · a Bow mg reen. I Gordy Coleman 8 · 1 1 ht who lief . doy in Temple Beth Israel In WarreR Harding and CaRinn The Closs A division has five banded pttch . ' ag ~s re • are tho other posstble Chicago. l.incoln meet in the second undefeated teams stilt ativf!! in mg, an ony starters. game at Kent Thursday n;ght, tourney play, but only three Saperstein's and cambridge battles two-time can make it to the state tourteams of slick-shooting, state ch•mpioA Columbus East ney. Bridgeport and Rittman • stepping Negro players in Colt~mbus at the t~ame lime. are in the same regiona l at just what their name sai1~-in The remainder of the semi· Canton and Sandusky Sl. \larys 40 years they played In finals in both Class AA and A and Rossrord, both 23-0, are at 90 countries. whil:chbedttr;~rn· athn~ alll H"~t•. Lima, anfd only onhe wtinner c•n By FRED MCMANE tit• eighth Inning to rally St. His only seriliiiS misfortUJie e e en ""' or e~erge rom eac st e. UPI Sporls Writ,.. 1Louis to a 7·5 triumph over the was the American Basketball sl~~e tourney play will be SatMtrde otherd Cla~s A per~ec~ Pardon Philadelphia manager Mmnesota Twins. Julian Javier League. Althongh it had sucb ur ay. . reco squa ts atavta, w .rc Gmt• Mauch for laughing up his also homered for the Cards innovations as thre&point ba.. While . almost anythmg can takes a 21-0 . record ~gamst steeve, but the Phillieo put one while Zollo VerRalles, Harmon kets for those shot from a happen m regtonal tournament Newark Catholtc at Troy s Ho- over on tho Cardinali last Killebrew 8nd D M' h distance it folded duri 1't< 1 play, the early lme favorites bart Arena. winter. on me er • ng ... were Dayton Cbaminade in In the Class AA field only Ismasbed four-baggers for the first season, .1961-62, and , . . . ' ltsers. Saperste111 adlDitted be lost Class AA and Bndgeport 11 the Mtddletown Columbus East and The deal the Phlls pulled off m'll' 1 small school Class A ranks. SpringField ' South have ever involved getting first ba.~eman The loss was the defending Ions. Both were ranked No. 1 in their won state titles beFore. and Bill White and shortstop Dick American League champions His lifl! was respective divisions by the UP! South was the former Spring- Groat irom St. Louis in sixth otraight, but the team did tale. boards ol coaches and breezed field Public that took the crown exchange for pitcher Art receive some good news Born In the Whitechapel through sectional and district bock in 1950. Mahaffey. catcher Pat Corrales Taesday wben pitcher Jim section of London, he moved action. In Class A, Springfield St. and outfielder Alex Johnson. (Mudcat) Grant oigned his 1966 with hls parents to C~~~~~:::~ ! Chamlnade Faces Elder Marys won the title in 1936 and 1 Already the trade is retuming contract. Grant, who bas North Side. Based in t Chaminade, which woR 22 of Dixie took U1e honors !A l96Z, 1arge dividends to Philadelphia. missed almost • month of! and starting first with aa :i~;:~ I 23 starts, will meet Cinci~Ulati and are the only former cham· 1 The key man m the deal, as spring training, received an , T Ford and small M Elder in the CincitlDati ttogional pions still in the running. far as Mauch was eoncel'lled, estimated $36,5011. towns, the Trotters went to was White. wbo batted .!89 and earth's far corners, hammered 24 borne runs for Veteran southpaw Gary Pe- They seldom lost. One seaSOII the Cardinals last seosen. 'lbe ters pitched three hitless their record was 421).0, Phlllies' skipper described the mtUIIgs and drove in three runs "Uncle Abe" was one all-star first baseman u - - '= 8 with a lrtple to pace the "winning type of ball player Chicago White Sox ID a 7·3 who can &ive any club a big VIctory over the Houston NEW YORK IUPI) -Army, the form sheet for the latioft's Jilt. • "' Aatrot. whose star player failed to oldest post-season basketball White lotlk !hose wonf11 rlgbt Plneh·hk Randy Schwart I make the National InvitaUoo classic into a wort!lless scrap oot of Mauch's moutb Tuesday belted a two-run triple in 1 ~ ' Tournament. and Villanova. of paper. as he bammered three homers eighth inning 1o tie the scor0 whose entire team almost The Cadets relative midgets' 1D lead the Pbils 1D an tl-7 then scored on Detroit short missed the boat, have turned with no sta;ter over 6-foot~3 , victory tver tbt Basten Red slop Ray Oyler's throwing -,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.: lowered the boom on tall aBd Sox. error to givo the Kansas Cily 1 talented San Francisco 80 1 Bues Beat Red1 Athletic.ll a 7-i triumph over the Tuesday Bight il1 the quarter· Home runs by Bill Mazeroskl Tigers. finals before Villanova hung on and Matty .Alou belped tbe y aD! k Tae k Braves . for a stunnmg ~ vtctory Ptttsburgh P~rates defeat the 'lbo N y k y k k over Boston College. CinciAnati Reds u for their ew or an ees too I It I h' hi f'fth tr . h . . h'b' advantage of tbree errors and Th •t • e on y one tg . y ' s arg l vrctory m ex t t· blasted out 13 hits 11 h d h an I e , regarded team, top-seeded Brrg- tton play ham Young, in Thursday T' C d T''- Atlanta Braves • 7-2 defeat tm c arver an hv First basemaa Joe p "t ted 1 night's sernifimlis. The Cougars Francona each cracked a two.. the Yankee assault e~i~:e t will take on Army and run homer for tbe Cardinals in hits. wo MARCH SPECIALS !Villanova will oppose New York - - - - - - - -- Universt1 a th t t for , , , The New York Mets erupted y. no er ups ar' , W1lls Arrive!IIR for three runs agar·nst relt.ef ace 62 Comet 2 Door I t~1e two 'berths in Saturd<~y s . 6 I •n~Yh~.~~~: tnns. R• d10 final. · J..A Camp Tuesday ~o~ Perranoski in the seventh 5T II II PEARL STS. - RACINB SAYS cro ·~ )~f·d roamer (spelled with , Begins Tonight OpeD 8 to &-MOD. Tbr1l Sat. DOlTOR th' mmght goods about this Regional Play 89c otl t 1 '* ....... MARKET J HER wm a ' TAMPA, Fla. IUPI) -Manlpllcblng tieptb than ••Y team bt jOAe .or the eame'o oulltaDtllnl .' for man, tho baseball experts the league. outftelders, to ' 1!1f Baltfmol't co?tend, the Clnc!RnaU Reds "We are solid In every Orioles for · pltcMn Mill hav~ the beet club 1n · the department That's why Pappas ond J~ Baldschw!. Natton.al U:~gue. we'll win.'' . "We made. !be_deal," Helfi)er CrncmnaU s new maaager, The .Reds, who finished a explained, •:because we Reeded Don Heffner, agrees w1th them. disappomtmg fourth last year pitching. We led tbe league Ill "I wouldo't trade our starting after being in the thick of hittine and IieldinS last year ao eight regulars for the starters contention until the finst week It wu plaiR that pltclilng was of any other club ln the of the season, made one major our downfall." league," Heffner says ol the change for 1966. They also made the deal ID Reds. ''We have the power, tt.e Acquire Pitchers make room on the team for defense, tbe speed and more Tbey sent Frank Robinson, rookie Tommy Helma, one of the most sougbt alter players in the majors. Hell btl .311 at San Diego last season and ,381 in 21 games. for the Reds. .... over at He1m s wt11 tue second base With Pete Rose, the all-star second baseman last year who hit ,312, sblftblg 1D lhtrd. DeroR Jobnson, the regular third basemaa last year !u s~ear J. 1r Trvn· \,h, t. H IU'II' Giv< . Mr. IIIII Mrs. Delmer Rbodel were guests of Mr. 111111 lllrL Rlebanl Rhotlel and ehlldrell, I I tocash~·1Theed wear?:~ Man for Man the Reds are T-ops lnl ,. '" •AY Ll!lRNER and Aid Progr1111' al ad •- (Mn De Den doll · · · ty Hall IMIUWe IIYI ~" • . 1 1 re 1J agreed ..... e · n· ) Slater Ithe next once-safe toea to be By Mrr. JoliD Slnl ~-- by Helen Bottel hilt divorced wife, Micheline, to •witch It off. celebrated her umpteenth birth- Itrampled wlll ~ Board of Ed- Mr IIIUI Mrr l!lmesl Carr Rl•"" and BeiiDda at Dunbar1 are beaded baek &t the• court· 11 " , • • ' -z room Mletellne claimS the Word' ~m AlbaDy- 1111 aew day lui Dlght at 21 ·:. Coma ucalton s. Mrr. Grace Carr and Mill GJo. w. va. Saturdq SWitlay. IFIJNNY vA,LENTJN~>S• My husband Is wonderful aad 1.M P'atr L dy" author rhould dlvor<e blll wlll peu but not 1n 1etllenne Joan Rivers sa1d ber Ll1lt Rolb or !be ......... ria Bluemenruer nn 1111111 of 1 I Jove hun, but just ONE time [ Y loftiest youthful enthUBlasms an _ • .,. )fr, and Mrl. Clarence Cll8b II Mr. IIIII Mrr. J'retllled IIIII UN HE'S BLI\J\IED I wish he'd make a stand. I askl~ay her $35,000 Waldori-Astor-ao •wJaalnll f<i'm as the pro- were "art, literature and fie "Funny Girl" at 56 lust eeledllJ&blerDana, vlrlletl Re'r.llld 11 RL l BLAMELESS Ihim If he'd rather lulve a roast IlA bUIIDtl Alan wanll deduct- Iponenll of free Jove bope Stage Delicatessen" . . . Latest braled 50 yeen of abowllll :. . Mrr. BlrDharl !IUDda1· Dear ilrlrn: tb ,or steak for dinner - "I don't ledtlemtromt tlteythe Stl·figureeed CbaBcel')'endatlhere butprepar· travel slogan: Yankee Go Roam. One of the most famous lemale 'woo • big rllee of that bustllnllof Miss Nora ClliTOll ot 1lulland T1is IS • letter about e , I "Wh' h ult do 1 en 1I!P" n~" recomm ODS no oppos· minority Tbe Veltrllll st olllllsl Gloria 81worst \alentine·s Day I ever c::;e.want st": _• "It's up Iidential aide Bill would lnl "oo-taln" UberatloDI If ac- PRODUCER DAVID MARCH child Is ill apllttavllle (no, P'arelill will help nlleve :::.e had ~"·ne person w1th a cor· ' ~ ou .. ask ''SbalT wear like George Bwuly r job u companted by reveral provisions of the 1ncomlng Bdwy. musical, not Shirley) · .. Three N. Y. New ork'r romewbat dr!MliP · 1 1 ; green gress?" rui.I m1"d insulting red suit special aS!Islant In II to tlf,ltea tht rest One act "O:Malley's Nuns," welcomed newsbawks !lave been talbd to (JIInce t!lt World'l P'a\r) Rev. and Mrs. ll:arl Gtu1 Ill 0 tiiw < to mv wtfe and ne,ghboro.l_ .. It's your choice." 1 won- Natrona! Security! LBJ I thfltl<• of atlultory, for lnatanee, would a tiny femnline production at about a big city job, perblpa tenlfoll busiDeaa ll1d Aut. II Detroit, Mich. and lllrL Georgia For som• readon tmaybe te 'der which show he wants to see mg 11 over At 5 p.m. In not be sufficient grounda .. The Columbus Hosp.; Mrs. M. is tbe Oep, Pollee Commr. Joe Mar- wiJl bavo 20,000 members Ill Smllojr are vlslllag Mrs. Arlll &'' me '" trouble) I did not re- ; wbe he wan's to eat out- Washington Airport, Perle Mes· legislation probably will strike widow of many-times Oscar· tin's? ... Sure and Carmel town ,. HeadquartedDB at lhe here. Mrs. /Jtill jual returned " "'' Oil <' of L~ese miserable ~~;ways r~e sam · _ "I don't Ia stood In mink and jewell doWll "euy divorces," aucb ao tapped songwriler Jobnny Burke Quinn'I annual S.t Patrick'r HUlon aadrpWinC all- IIJCI. tram DolrGI1 Ill btlr bGmo hire. card> So. as the only ooe who care" He i~n't ~hlo wa at his buying insurance al tbt two-1111 Mt!lfco'a . ·. lrlib and Civil ISwing on a Star etc.) . Hil· s"tlson sellout at CanJecle llalltown botell ... Soma lolkr II d1d nt go·t one, I'm blamed as where he makes sorts machines just like any Tom, Service lfOIIPI aro afraid they degerde prettlly hurdled ber Ia due March 12 wllb all ror11 Boma Dl Notlt tlfllll ur word Mrr.ltoyBIIIawnl'fii\IGI the sen<l<'r of bi' deciSions Dick or Zelda Sen, Ehward can't keep their member1 from 60th birthday _.. Joe Hlndy of s!ngin' and daneln' and pip- tbal both JIOlltleal rl4lr In em. lie DIYld Rlalllmllly, ,\llhougll U1ese cards were I I'm · oin to ask Long's committee dug up lnfor- booing Jobn Lindsay during the and Patricia McAneny ol the in' and r<!lebraiiD' and all for Ida jolnellto eDrnjnJ!It ·t b l • Mrr. Buc•r Darblnlllld IIIII pn•calli' meant as a joke, the gome day .. ~ y~u want ID malfoll about tbe Forelge Aid Sl Patrlck'l Day Parada .... just-closed ''Winterset" picked the benefit of the llantllcappetl e1 prat!llct (we'd never 11111'11 Bollerl, CJ!arlrrtiDD, W. Va.wn w<·e ''"' .taken as such, even 1make wo;ld cruise or go to Program supplying wiretap One up-lbe-rebelr type raid, tile cast's farewell party to tell and Underprivileged Chlldrell Ill 11 IIIII 1111 Toronto rlllrllr Jlllllllil Mr. ad lin. Orwell 1 by mv w.ie I don't want my the lake this summer'" _ and equipment Ill forelga countries "Can you Imagine, haYing Lind· everyone they'd married -·. Joe of .treJand. Wltb rome l!O,GOO,OOO belr It out) of tJklrmlDI Ill Darblnlalle Mr. ad Mrr. TlnJr.. '"~bbors to go on thinking I bold him to it · - plus lnatruotora to rhow 'em say end Prince Pltilfp, all Ia DIMaggio Jr. ts working for ex- women W<ll'klng 1 map- 7011»1 reelr - allvel (,..liD 111111111 ~ II lhMIJeld, ,.., t th em, as they are fine Why are s~o men so pesky lin Ill lltllt '1'111 Forelp 1111 181111 day" ... Sodaliti'!Bolloll Red Soli!!' Uncle Doa z1na ("Girl Frtday") bapll to J'llr&enld would falldl) Olllo. . pe"p!e and I'd bate to lose t!leir AGREEABLE, when baU !be fm·nd,hip. Please help me and fun of doing anything I$ batting lnl, ,rm thesf' folks bow to Fmd around r..e pros and cons Quality &Low Price- FAIRMONT "BEST" tiu· <1upnC so I ~aR walk down MAM WITH YES MAN "CCilo arnt tl~t· block tn r-ace, - B.V. Dear Mam : Dl' ~r B For a woman - ves. But for unlv the guilty reme'IJ~ers your man "batting· around 'he or \\•.ilTJ 1 :~ over a 'oaci;-ftred pros and {'ons" is argument, and Joh• fur u month. If your con- if he makes 8 stand and Joses ~t ·· nee i~ dea~-:- r?rget it. Like· ,he'!t lost face. Men don't enjo; wt:·:·. e~ t· n II Jt 1sn t. - H. lengthy decisions as we tema1ea . I POl Pro~ndJnp , Army. which lost il< 6·fool·6 VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - mmng to upend the Los Angeles star Mike Stillman prior to the Los Angeles Dodger Captain Dodgers 4-1. Pitchers Dick tournaml'nt witt! an injured Maury Wills arrived In camp Rusteck, Dennis Ribant and knee, toppled tbe h.-dvily Tuesday Aight and agreed to Bill Hepler combined lo hold favored Dons with some term~ verbally with General the Dodgers to JUSt three pheoomenal shooting and an Manager Buzzie Bavasl. singles as the Mets won their aggresstve, collapsing defense Wills, who turned down a third gatne in three starts. wbich completely bottled up "final offer" of $75,000 last Jackie Hernandez doubled , San Francisco's towering front Friday. is believed to have borne Vic La Rose in the ninth i line of Erwin Mueller, Joe Ellis agreed to that figure. I• the inning then scored on a ' and Dennis Black . abse11ce of holdouts Sandy sacrifice fiy by Willie Smith to ' The scrappy Cadets connect- Koufax and Don Drysdale, he is band the California Angels a 6-4' ed on their first nine s~ots , the highest paid Dodger iA victory over the Cleveland j from !he field, five of them I~istory. Indians. The Indians pounded from sharpshooter Bill Helk ie, "I don't feel I sbould quote oot IS hita in a losing effort. I and spurtrd to a commanding ., any f'1gures," said Will!!. II 39-24 lead at intermission . . "That's up to the club. All I Helkie scored 25 points in the ;can say is that everylhing Is first stanza on phenomenal 12· ,satisfactory. I'm happy as a for-15 accuraey. · l"<trk." Army closed out the game al l Bvasl also refused to discuss YCKJr Dependable a ti9 r-r cent clip while Halkie ·Wills' salary. "I told Maury ! Dealer Far 'finished wilh 34 points. More that was up to bim and wbat be impressively, however. the says goes." ' Cadets ~eld the ll-foot.a Mueller i Bavasi alho refused to discuss AND 1o 14 points and blanked lh• 6- , Melbourne, Fla., airport and foot-6 Ellis, San Francisco's the two arrived at their leading scorer, over the firo;t \ agreement 011 route to Vero half. Ellis tallied six poinls in , Beacb. the game before fouling out in'r--========oii the second half. , :p I I AN TH0 Ny Plumbl•llq •Heat•lng PlUMBING HEAliNG 1 Ftabt Retails By United Presa IDiernatfonal 1 NEW YORK (UPI) Bob , Stallings, 1~, Freeport, N.Y., outpoinled Henry Wallitsch, 194, Astoria, N.Y. 16). MIAMI BEACH, na. (UPII -Dickie Oeveronica, 146, Syra· cuse, N. Y., ·Outpointed Gordon Lott, 151, Savammh Ga. (,10). sCoiJege llltsketball ROiaits By Ualted Prooo lnternatlonel Natfoall InvltaUonai T e u r. Dtlmont ' Army 80 San P'ranclsco U. 1111 Viii IDOYI 88 Bolton Collellt 10 ;Ct .. ..d ' !LISI. £JiJ AFINE SEL~CTION OF TOP QUAUTY USED CARS AT ALL nMES RAY RIGGS, INC. P~l IS N.·COUilT ST. '·,' .. N J~~~ '------.-----------11.·• ' • ... I•' t ' you there?r RAY RIGGS, INC. f.eltv1'111 • a In fact, shouldn't you have ono :· n every important room? Extensions \,; 'COst less a day than a potllage stamp. For your bedroom, ask about oursrARLn~pbono. ri),·~ \.Gf"IRAL /f-. • ~PI . I .... .. ·;:.., 'TBEPHONI O'f. . .rf!: \, . =~ . �·• ! • . t--DaDy !Ientine!, Pomeroy·lllcldlepart, o. llfm!!l 18, !9811 • Aa- amdrJ. DIMq Ill blr II4IMI l'orlll llfll. ber business ... Lei'S ba.. I nice note rlghl ~ ~u- · ~, IIBI'I'Il!U Jumlniscent Suztllllio GrorriiWI 0---t-..:..nville Voice of Broadway of By Jack O'Brian HELEN HELP US! ' "'lbe~on In Wlntlir," I IJIIu. tiful bl Mr.IIIIIMrr.Jollllilullell riled lllrL Jolla Sleut Gill - News Notes e ethereal lllonblt 9loo I se~t vale•- ~ myy lome~ ~oyers I ~1m c~ge RACINE ... A 01 :r l·:ki ~"n ....1o. worl; rn a hotel. I have a . rMovbe he knows bi!l wife is fr t• r:~ who 1 ~ a }'Oung widow. Ilike };our daughtf'r who a~ks , btl•· JS '.\!lat every man would I~'What shall 1 wear todav?" Jo: e to gPt for a wire. And when you tell her she snirf:s th·"k' th• world of a tel- "0~ Mo-o-tfer not THAT llw. v.ho v isit~ her a lot. He told ·rag1") _ H. ' ~rr he doesn't ltave. any. other This column Is dedicated to ~1r 1 fr;t'nds. 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Std. tnns., rtdio and heater ~ept Cea1r11 (IH) ' on spend more 8hoursani t in thebe om- FORD RNI Tometoey Taste. , • STOKELY'S . French City WIENERS 20d. pkg. • DODS by a ets mmate C d Eli 80•63 Count; Boston 0usted 3 ~: 1.00 3 LB. PKO. GROUND BEEF - STOKRY'S PINEAPPLE JUICE or PINEAPPLE-ORANGE DRINK ROUND--- 79~ RIB STEAK- 89~ T-BONE--- 99~ t: . Ex Cardina}BI•II White 1Qc No.2~ Cln Bv United Pri"Ss International ialways bet:n hard for surgeon1 Tvday is Wendesday. March ,to r:ach: _The ~robIem is greatlC . ti~ 75th day of 1!166 with 2!111 ly !tmpltfied Wit:! tbe use of tbe to fullow. freezmg needle. The moon is between Ito lui One Important advantage of qu .:!1er rmd neW phase \cryossurgery Ill that It can be The mo-rning star ~ Venus. I used rem_ove the tonsU!I q( Tr't evening star is Jupiter., persons who are c?n~enltal , .. " . th Pr , bleeders or who are v1ct 1ms of ,I "ml's . ~ 1<tuiSon. 1our es- 11 . ld, "' of the United States, was t~~:~~~~~~ ~~ techn~ue Is pracbn~ n on this day in 1751. I on I" . abouoto 1:sms ,• t reqThrmres l Jn tl d · h. . nues. ee ." "s ay m "tory: 1 weeks after the operntion, the ':' JP~02. an act of CongreS! Itonsils sbrink almost to the van· B~J , non •.ed establlshment of the 1ishing point. l iJ:t~ ~tate~ Mi!Jlary Acadtt- Bleeding from the uteru~ hu m1 at \\est Point, N.Y. been controlled by using a Jarlrl 1;35. Adolf Hiller saap p~d : ger fr('f'Iing tuhe. Enlarged pros Uw \ ('rsaJ!Ie :rreaty and re- · tates ~ave also been SUC('('ssful· t'SiaiJ!J ~ ht>d un1versai military ily treated by cryosurgery with tr <J mtng in Germany. l.tar less discomfort thao w 1t b ln l!J45, apanes~ re~.istance ;lnethods formerlv used and With on Iowa Jima ended wit.b iless danger of ii1fection. As the AmPncan casualties totalingttedmique improves It il certain mure than 20,000, lncludllJ, ' that many other usea for it will 4,:l00 killed. be found. In I962, the first te•t firing of the Tilan II missile from Cape Q-My dortor pre•crlbed digiKennedy was successfuL talis because 1 have a weak I heart I recently read that pro. f, thought for the day- longed use of this drng will afAu!hor Na thaniel Hawthorne : feet t~e vision or even cause "The black flowl' r of civilized hallucinations. ls this true'.' society, a prison. 1 ·A Dfgltallo, like any other - --··-· ·- · · fdrug that must be taken for a :long time. must b< given In a mamtenance tdosage - the a· DEVOTED TO INTERESt Ot , mount that you require 1D meet MEIGS . MASON AREA [vour individual needs. Your doc· Rlttlere •· ow.n. PuDUihlf" tor must make sure that, while c11ut•r T•nn.IIIU, Editor you are taking this life-saving PHll ll •nell even afternoon · g111ut~y /)' The unto Valta)l l'u biL•h· 1drug, you are getting sufficient In ~ t omp~n..•. 110 "'-*'-"IJanlc St.. f"om ' · 1 di ~n·r Oh·.., 4$789 Bu..lne• orne~~ l potl:l!=:!li!Um n your et. ~h-:' 11 ~ ~ 2.3 156o ltd'ltor1&1 Pbnn• The earliest !!lg'n Of digilali! 111 l· n1erec n ReQGO ctw m•mn1 p:l0isonlng Is nausea. U digitalis. ~~r;er II t.he PHI nfflee •f PI)IJlii'M' ' pOiSOning ts &lJOWed to progt'eSS 'latloDIJ ''durttma1 repn•enutlve•! thereo may be di11rrhea and 1 Bo"•nel.tl K..lmtnll, lncr.. 143 (AJrlnr ' "'' 4.ve .. New Yortl Ctt:r. ,.., •.., tendency for everything to look ' "" · . t.ton!! are not .,uhtcnpt tcm rat• o.uv~red b:r j ye IIow. HaII ucma C~Trlflf WhiN Ullllbll ""' rent. ,. . COTMIOD. Most dortors advise 1111••••k: Ofle vi!IIJ" ln ad••~• at tbe . • o~ . ,, seatm.t ofnee, IHIAO; sk1ppmg the drug one day a rn <onl hl I'J.BO: tllrft tr10nt.h1 L1 .110 B:r 1. ft ~ 1 j 61ol~ r Route Wilen umer •~c• . wee"' a er ~. re rna ntenance ev· 0<> 1 •••ll•ble one mr.ntb. 11 .:1o s' el has been det.trrnlned. This Pl ~u on• yoear llU.IIOI 51• DOACOI. 'IJ6.2~J 1'AH• •ont!:IL a .oa. usual1y prevent. poisontn&.. •I Dies Suddenly 01rr .u .ll .... '" • . CleYflaDd l"AAI (IU) ft. Nllf ? Big Market .. • Big Savings In Every Dept. 1n the head near the brain, bas '.$. :! . ,Jllcla «<l!ol .... .r ,.. ' '1 ·' ',),,>"•,-<i·• Abe SaperstelD • America's besllmoWD good wiD ambassadors. He took teams behind tbe Iron Curtaia. Satchel Page, Orestes IM!ill-11 nie) Minoso, Larry Luke Easter, Goooe Tatum, Me.adow-11 lark Lemon-aD were "'•ssocillt-11 ed with him II oae lime another. He is survived by his widcow,IJ Sylvia, a son, Gerald, 25, and daughter, Mrl. Elolae Berleley, 'hlllellf~ ~ ~ a:tn .l ld't Slams 3 Homers for Ph.·ls THE DAJLy SENTINEL • - 1 1 beiter ilaa Fru J3 t1 .CI 10 Detroit 2Z 56 .ZIII :11 (X-<:Unched dlvlaion title) 1'1lllildat• lallll CI!!CinMU 125 New York 107 Lol Angelett 136 Delrolt 1111 Sl. Loul.l 110 San Frii!Clsco 1• Welaetttlay'l Gu!lll New York at Baltimore W sn ''a''! and C"atrh her when ' By Wayne C. Brandstadt, M.D. 1 ~~-- bnm~:·E': . 'r:lat's what you I The USt' or freezing tempera· ~ <Jn t. t 1t' tures in surgery was adapted '-lt>mnd thou~ht ~epartmPnt: :seeral years ago by Dr. Irving E1 IF't'f.ll' !I <:o she fmds out for . Cooper of New York for the 1£·· ·-elf. whirh s~ould~'t . be : treatmEmt of shaking palsy. 1; d - w11h a little mgemuty. :since then cryomrgery, as It Ia 3~ some nutty subconscious ,ralled . has round many uses. r •lllfmnre. peopl• who bring Dr. Cooper developed a !lollow J: ·rl nrw ~ oJt~ n g_ et blamed for n('('o(e through which liquid ai1h·· unl wpp mess It causes , tr~gen could be circulated at a ~ r, ,l that 1•.ould rule yon out as temperaturitof minus 321 · de~ ,'/~o11:d~r to cry on.) H :gr..,es Fahrenh~it. Only the 1ip 1 ,HfHPLE YES MAN' of the needle was exposed but ~~~ ;s lll"·R :a vary small area of the brain l'·. : H,.. lrn' could be dPst.ruy·ed by the rreez1 ~:t'~ (' ~.. only ~ne thln.g worse ing action without damaging ih. '' <~11 •.~bommable No Man" th(' adjacent tl'!lsues. Bnd th;H s an "Agreeable Yes 1 'r.us technique has been exM ' 1 ~ ' J ~' •Ju\d really sympa- 1tended lo the removal of rectal t/i_,. :o _v.\th that gal who SClid , polyps and other benigh tumor~. ~er h 1J·,, ,t1lld let her make all .cataratts and even cancen. Antht· , det' l!iiOns ~nd whenever i otht"r valuable use of the needle th,~:·, d .?:ll out hP d say "I don't is the partial or complete dec.1 1e. 1t ~ up to }0\l"' to what- 1struction of an overactlve pit· 1 u1tarv . evtr sht- d suggest doing. ----- --.. [ 'J'hi, tiny gland. lying de<>p 'The Almanae ~~reJe~n th~thle~ue I Pore~, qaiMI ltltlthpaw hurl· IDg, wiD plalotln at first base. Betweea them they bit 311 bome nms and batted In 104 runs. LeO CardeJias. who hll .'llfl, will be back at sbort. Heffner may plalooll John l!ldwards and Don Pavletich behind the plate. Edwards a Jell handed hitter Is the receiver but PavJ:ntch a righty ,.,. ]I'Wlnger, has more' power. Pavletlcb hit .31D last season agaiJtst ,'IJr/ for Edwards. Rtilz ID Reoerve ·"Now, all yoa'vt 101 t. d0•sor 011 Cblco Ruiz wUl be a reserve look around lor a 111 Infielder with Art Sbamaky, lbal fill lbe anlferm "Oa're Ia!" Marty Keongh, Dick Simpson, ' Mel Queell and Charley Jam•• bitldiltg for the three oulfield ulllity li)JOls. Heffner bao a weslth of starling pitcher materiaL NBA 8t•nd'np 11J Vlllle4l l'nll JateruiiOIIII .l!ufllnl Dl9tltotl 'II'. I. Pet. Philadelphia 52 25 .6'16 Bolton 51 28 .662 1 · CJnMnnoU 45 3Z .585 1 New York 29 47 .382 Weston Dlvlllon X·Los AngJ 4S M .558 Baltimore 36 41 .468 1 St. Louis M 41 .453 8 By United Press JDternattoaal Friday night, while unbeaten Inn The only three sure of beiflg Two games •tart the Ohio Bridgeport battles Dalton m tbe ver wt . • " 1 m ~ starting rotation are Sam high school regional basketbrul •Canton RegionaL !uttieldfor Hobmson In the Ellis, the ace of .the sla!f last tournaments rollmg torught at Lima Shawnee with a 23-0 year with 22 vtclnrte•. Jtm CffiCAGO (UP!) -Abe Sa!>er· Columbus and Kent. record Is the o~ly undefeated J h Piluohn ID Center Maloney, I 20 game winner, stein, an .tfable, rofy-poly Althou(Jh the main actioH be· team i'n Class AA The Indians t ~ nson.. owever, wiD be and Pappas, who was 13-9 at entrepreneuer who built the sHatiOned '" left with Tommy Baltimore. Ellis lost 10 games Harlem Globetrotters Into gins Friday night • the elimina• trying for their se.cood cons•c·~: · ' arper who started ID bl n1 M31 ' ' ations leading to the state tour- 1tive appearance in state tour- . 1965 • . h osso oney nine. of the world's best known road nament March 25 and 26 get Inament play, meet Elyr•• (20·3) ~ RBI' wt\ home. runo and Jim O'Toole, who won only shows, died Tuesday night of a underway with Cleveland East in a rugged Toledo Regional p · '· s" lmg to right. Vada \hree games last year after a heart attack. He was 63. · • mson, the speed merchant 17 7 record 1 11164 J J "nd Akron Central battling at which also features Toledo Lib- who hit 305 with 22 Hll' • • ; ""Y ay Death came bt Weiss Memotr· 8 Kent and .Lancaster against Co- bey (22·1) and Cleveland .Joh" l 94 RBI '; will be ba ~ ~ (11-8), Joe NW<ball Ol-4); John ial Hospital. The Iuneral lumbuo Lmden McKmley in Cr> Adams 120-21 in tbe other gnme center ' c n Tsltourls (tl-9) and Btll Mct:ool, scheduled for 2·30 p m Thtur&l bs t 1· G · compiled a 9-10 record m · · · urn u · a Bow mg reen. I Gordy Coleman 8 · 1 1 ht who lief . doy in Temple Beth Israel In WarreR Harding and CaRinn The Closs A division has five banded pttch . ' ag ~s re • are tho other posstble Chicago. l.incoln meet in the second undefeated teams stilt ativf!! in mg, an ony starters. game at Kent Thursday n;ght, tourney play, but only three Saperstein's and cambridge battles two-time can make it to the state tourteams of slick-shooting, state ch•mpioA Columbus East ney. Bridgeport and Rittman • stepping Negro players in Colt~mbus at the t~ame lime. are in the same regiona l at just what their name sai1~-in The remainder of the semi· Canton and Sandusky Sl. \larys 40 years they played In finals in both Class AA and A and Rossrord, both 23-0, are at 90 countries. whil:chbedttr;~rn· athn~ alll H"~t•. Lima, anfd only onhe wtinner c•n By FRED MCMANE tit• eighth Inning to rally St. His only seriliiiS misfortUJie e e en ""' or e~erge rom eac st e. UPI Sporls Writ,.. 1Louis to a 7·5 triumph over the was the American Basketball sl~~e tourney play will be SatMtrde otherd Cla~s A per~ec~ Pardon Philadelphia manager Mmnesota Twins. Julian Javier League. Althongh it had sucb ur ay. . reco squa ts atavta, w .rc Gmt• Mauch for laughing up his also homered for the Cards innovations as thre&point ba.. While . almost anythmg can takes a 21-0 . record ~gamst steeve, but the Phillieo put one while Zollo VerRalles, Harmon kets for those shot from a happen m regtonal tournament Newark Catholtc at Troy s Ho- over on tho Cardinali last Killebrew 8nd D M' h distance it folded duri 1't< 1 play, the early lme favorites bart Arena. winter. on me er • ng ... were Dayton Cbaminade in In the Class AA field only Ismasbed four-baggers for the first season, .1961-62, and , . . . ' ltsers. Saperste111 adlDitted be lost Class AA and Bndgeport 11 the Mtddletown Columbus East and The deal the Phlls pulled off m'll' 1 small school Class A ranks. SpringField ' South have ever involved getting first ba.~eman The loss was the defending Ions. Both were ranked No. 1 in their won state titles beFore. and Bill White and shortstop Dick American League champions His lifl! was respective divisions by the UP! South was the former Spring- Groat irom St. Louis in sixth otraight, but the team did tale. boards ol coaches and breezed field Public that took the crown exchange for pitcher Art receive some good news Born In the Whitechapel through sectional and district bock in 1950. Mahaffey. catcher Pat Corrales Taesday wben pitcher Jim section of London, he moved action. In Class A, Springfield St. and outfielder Alex Johnson. (Mudcat) Grant oigned his 1966 with hls parents to C~~~~~:::~ ! Chamlnade Faces Elder Marys won the title in 1936 and 1 Already the trade is retuming contract. Grant, who bas North Side. Based in t Chaminade, which woR 22 of Dixie took U1e honors !A l96Z, 1arge dividends to Philadelphia. missed almost • month of! and starting first with aa :i~;:~ I 23 starts, will meet Cinci~Ulati and are the only former cham· 1 The key man m the deal, as spring training, received an , T Ford and small M Elder in the CincitlDati ttogional pions still in the running. far as Mauch was eoncel'lled, estimated $36,5011. towns, the Trotters went to was White. wbo batted .!89 and earth's far corners, hammered 24 borne runs for Veteran southpaw Gary Pe- They seldom lost. One seaSOII the Cardinals last seosen. 'lbe ters pitched three hitless their record was 421).0, Phlllies' skipper described the mtUIIgs and drove in three runs "Uncle Abe" was one all-star first baseman u - - '= 8 with a lrtple to pace the "winning type of ball player Chicago White Sox ID a 7·3 who can &ive any club a big VIctory over the Houston NEW YORK IUPI) -Army, the form sheet for the latioft's Jilt. • "' Aatrot. whose star player failed to oldest post-season basketball White lotlk !hose wonf11 rlgbt Plneh·hk Randy Schwart I make the National InvitaUoo classic into a wort!lless scrap oot of Mauch's moutb Tuesday belted a two-run triple in 1 ~ ' Tournament. and Villanova. of paper. as he bammered three homers eighth inning 1o tie the scor0 whose entire team almost The Cadets relative midgets' 1D lead the Pbils 1D an tl-7 then scored on Detroit short missed the boat, have turned with no sta;ter over 6-foot~3 , victory tver tbt Basten Red slop Ray Oyler's throwing -,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.: lowered the boom on tall aBd Sox. error to givo the Kansas Cily 1 talented San Francisco 80 1 Bues Beat Red1 Athletic.ll a 7-i triumph over the Tuesday Bight il1 the quarter· Home runs by Bill Mazeroskl Tigers. finals before Villanova hung on and Matty .Alou belped tbe y aD! k Tae k Braves . for a stunnmg ~ vtctory Ptttsburgh P~rates defeat the 'lbo N y k y k k over Boston College. CinciAnati Reds u for their ew or an ees too I It I h' hi f'fth tr . h . . h'b' advantage of tbree errors and Th •t • e on y one tg . y ' s arg l vrctory m ex t t· blasted out 13 hits 11 h d h an I e , regarded team, top-seeded Brrg- tton play ham Young, in Thursday T' C d T''- Atlanta Braves • 7-2 defeat tm c arver an hv First basemaa Joe p "t ted 1 night's sernifimlis. The Cougars Francona each cracked a two.. the Yankee assault e~i~:e t will take on Army and run homer for tbe Cardinals in hits. wo MARCH SPECIALS !Villanova will oppose New York - - - - - - - -- Universt1 a th t t for , , , The New York Mets erupted y. no er ups ar' , W1lls Arrive!IIR for three runs agar·nst relt.ef ace 62 Comet 2 Door I t~1e two 'berths in Saturd<~y s . 6 I •n~Yh~.~~~: tnns. R• d10 final. · J..A Camp Tuesday ~o~ Perranoski in the seventh 5T II II PEARL STS. - RACINB SAYS cro ·~ )~f·d roamer (spelled with , Begins Tonight OpeD 8 to &-MOD. Tbr1l Sat. DOlTOR th' mmght goods about this Regional Play 89c otl t 1 '* ....... MARKET J HER wm a ' TAMPA, Fla. IUPI) -Manlpllcblng tieptb than ••Y team bt jOAe .or the eame'o oulltaDtllnl .' for man, tho baseball experts the league. outftelders, to ' 1!1f Baltfmol't co?tend, the Clnc!RnaU Reds "We are solid In every Orioles for · pltcMn Mill hav~ the beet club 1n · the department That's why Pappas ond J~ Baldschw!. Natton.al U:~gue. we'll win.'' . "We made. !be_deal," Helfi)er CrncmnaU s new maaager, The .Reds, who finished a explained, •:because we Reeded Don Heffner, agrees w1th them. disappomtmg fourth last year pitching. We led tbe league Ill "I wouldo't trade our starting after being in the thick of hittine and IieldinS last year ao eight regulars for the starters contention until the finst week It wu plaiR that pltclilng was of any other club ln the of the season, made one major our downfall." league," Heffner says ol the change for 1966. They also made the deal ID Reds. ''We have the power, tt.e Acquire Pitchers make room on the team for defense, tbe speed and more Tbey sent Frank Robinson, rookie Tommy Helma, one of the most sougbt alter players in the majors. Hell btl .311 at San Diego last season and ,381 in 21 games. for the Reds. .... over at He1m s wt11 tue second base With Pete Rose, the all-star second baseman last year who hit ,312, sblftblg 1D lhtrd. DeroR Jobnson, the regular third basemaa last year !u s~ear J. 1r Trvn· \,h, t. H IU'II' Giv< . Mr. IIIII Mrs. Delmer Rbodel were guests of Mr. 111111 lllrL Rlebanl Rhotlel and ehlldrell, I I tocash~·1Theed wear?:~ Man for Man the Reds are T-ops lnl ,. '" •AY Ll!lRNER and Aid Progr1111' al ad •- (Mn De Den doll · · · ty Hall IMIUWe IIYI ~" • . 1 1 re 1J agreed ..... e · n· ) Slater Ithe next once-safe toea to be By Mrr. JoliD Slnl ~-- by Helen Bottel hilt divorced wife, Micheline, to •witch It off. celebrated her umpteenth birth- Itrampled wlll ~ Board of Ed- Mr IIIUI Mrr l!lmesl Carr Rl•"" and BeiiDda at Dunbar1 are beaded baek &t the• court· 11 " , • • ' -z room Mletellne claimS the Word' ~m AlbaDy- 1111 aew day lui Dlght at 21 ·:. Coma ucalton s. Mrr. Grace Carr and Mill GJo. w. va. Saturdq SWitlay. IFIJNNY vA,LENTJN~>S• My husband Is wonderful aad 1.M P'atr L dy" author rhould dlvor<e blll wlll peu but not 1n 1etllenne Joan Rivers sa1d ber Ll1lt Rolb or !be ......... ria Bluemenruer nn 1111111 of 1 I Jove hun, but just ONE time [ Y loftiest youthful enthUBlasms an _ • .,. )fr, and Mrl. Clarence Cll8b II Mr. IIIII Mrr. J'retllled IIIII UN HE'S BLI\J\IED I wish he'd make a stand. I askl~ay her $35,000 Waldori-Astor-ao •wJaalnll f<i'm as the pro- were "art, literature and fie "Funny Girl" at 56 lust eeledllJ&blerDana, vlrlletl Re'r.llld 11 RL l BLAMELESS Ihim If he'd rather lulve a roast IlA bUIIDtl Alan wanll deduct- Iponenll of free Jove bope Stage Delicatessen" . . . Latest braled 50 yeen of abowllll :. . Mrr. BlrDharl !IUDda1· Dear ilrlrn: tb ,or steak for dinner - "I don't ledtlemtromt tlteythe Stl·figureeed CbaBcel')'endatlhere butprepar· travel slogan: Yankee Go Roam. One of the most famous lemale 'woo • big rllee of that bustllnllof Miss Nora ClliTOll ot 1lulland T1is IS • letter about e , I "Wh' h ult do 1 en 1I!P" n~" recomm ODS no oppos· minority Tbe Veltrllll st olllllsl Gloria 81worst \alentine·s Day I ever c::;e.want st": _• "It's up Iidential aide Bill would lnl "oo-taln" UberatloDI If ac- PRODUCER DAVID MARCH child Is ill apllttavllle (no, P'arelill will help nlleve :::.e had ~"·ne person w1th a cor· ' ~ ou .. ask ''SbalT wear like George Bwuly r job u companted by reveral provisions of the 1ncomlng Bdwy. musical, not Shirley) · .. Three N. Y. New ork'r romewbat dr!MliP · 1 1 ; green gress?" rui.I m1"d insulting red suit special aS!Islant In II to tlf,ltea tht rest One act "O:Malley's Nuns," welcomed newsbawks !lave been talbd to (JIInce t!lt World'l P'a\r) Rev. and Mrs. ll:arl Gtu1 Ill 0 tiiw < to mv wtfe and ne,ghboro.l_ .. It's your choice." 1 won- Natrona! Security! LBJ I thfltl<• of atlultory, for lnatanee, would a tiny femnline production at about a big city job, perblpa tenlfoll busiDeaa ll1d Aut. II Detroit, Mich. and lllrL Georgia For som• readon tmaybe te 'der which show he wants to see mg 11 over At 5 p.m. In not be sufficient grounda .. The Columbus Hosp.; Mrs. M. is tbe Oep, Pollee Commr. Joe Mar- wiJl bavo 20,000 members Ill Smllojr are vlslllag Mrs. Arlll &'' me '" trouble) I did not re- ; wbe he wan's to eat out- Washington Airport, Perle Mes· legislation probably will strike widow of many-times Oscar· tin's? ... Sure and Carmel town ,. HeadquartedDB at lhe here. Mrs. /Jtill jual returned " "'' Oil <' of L~ese miserable ~~;ways r~e sam · _ "I don't Ia stood In mink and jewell doWll "euy divorces," aucb ao tapped songwriler Jobnny Burke Quinn'I annual S.t Patrick'r HUlon aadrpWinC all- IIJCI. tram DolrGI1 Ill btlr bGmo hire. card> So. as the only ooe who care" He i~n't ~hlo wa at his buying insurance al tbt two-1111 Mt!lfco'a . ·. lrlib and Civil ISwing on a Star etc.) . Hil· s"tlson sellout at CanJecle llalltown botell ... Soma lolkr II d1d nt go·t one, I'm blamed as where he makes sorts machines just like any Tom, Service lfOIIPI aro afraid they degerde prettlly hurdled ber Ia due March 12 wllb all ror11 Boma Dl Notlt tlfllll ur word Mrr.ltoyBIIIawnl'fii\IGI the sen<l<'r of bi' deciSions Dick or Zelda Sen, Ehward can't keep their member1 from 60th birthday _.. Joe Hlndy of s!ngin' and daneln' and pip- tbal both JIOlltleal rl4lr In em. lie DIYld Rlalllmllly, ,\llhougll U1ese cards were I I'm · oin to ask Long's committee dug up lnfor- booing Jobn Lindsay during the and Patricia McAneny ol the in' and r<!lebraiiD' and all for Ida jolnellto eDrnjnJ!It ·t b l • Mrr. Buc•r Darblnlllld IIIII pn•calli' meant as a joke, the gome day .. ~ y~u want ID malfoll about tbe Forelge Aid Sl Patrlck'l Day Parada .... just-closed ''Winterset" picked the benefit of the llantllcappetl e1 prat!llct (we'd never 11111'11 Bollerl, CJ!arlrrtiDD, W. Va.wn w<·e ''"' .taken as such, even 1make wo;ld cruise or go to Program supplying wiretap One up-lbe-rebelr type raid, tile cast's farewell party to tell and Underprivileged Chlldrell Ill 11 IIIII 1111 Toronto rlllrllr Jlllllllil Mr. ad lin. Orwell 1 by mv w.ie I don't want my the lake this summer'" _ and equipment Ill forelga countries "Can you Imagine, haYing Lind· everyone they'd married -·. Joe of .treJand. Wltb rome l!O,GOO,OOO belr It out) of tJklrmlDI Ill Darblnlalle Mr. ad Mrr. TlnJr.. '"~bbors to go on thinking I bold him to it · - plus lnatruotora to rhow 'em say end Prince Pltilfp, all Ia DIMaggio Jr. ts working for ex- women W<ll'klng 1 map- 7011»1 reelr - allvel (,..liD 111111111 ~ II lhMIJeld, ,.., t th em, as they are fine Why are s~o men so pesky lin Ill lltllt '1'111 Forelp 1111 181111 day" ... Sodaliti'!Bolloll Red Soli!!' Uncle Doa z1na ("Girl Frtday") bapll to J'llr&enld would falldl) Olllo. . pe"p!e and I'd bate to lose t!leir AGREEABLE, when baU !be fm·nd,hip. Please help me and fun of doing anything I$ batting lnl, ,rm thesf' folks bow to Fmd around r..e pros and cons Quality &Low Price- FAIRMONT "BEST" tiu· <1upnC so I ~aR walk down MAM WITH YES MAN "CCilo arnt tl~t· block tn r-ace, - B.V. Dear Mam : Dl' ~r B For a woman - ves. But for unlv the guilty reme'IJ~ers your man "batting· around 'he or \\•.ilTJ 1 :~ over a 'oaci;-ftred pros and {'ons" is argument, and Joh• fur u month. If your con- if he makes 8 stand and Joses ~t ·· nee i~ dea~-:- r?rget it. Like· ,he'!t lost face. Men don't enjo; wt:·:·. e~ t· n II Jt 1sn t. - H. lengthy decisions as we tema1ea . I POl Pro~ndJnp , Army. which lost il< 6·fool·6 VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - mmng to upend the Los Angeles star Mike Stillman prior to the Los Angeles Dodger Captain Dodgers 4-1. Pitchers Dick tournaml'nt witt! an injured Maury Wills arrived In camp Rusteck, Dennis Ribant and knee, toppled tbe h.-dvily Tuesday Aight and agreed to Bill Hepler combined lo hold favored Dons with some term~ verbally with General the Dodgers to JUSt three pheoomenal shooting and an Manager Buzzie Bavasl. singles as the Mets won their aggresstve, collapsing defense Wills, who turned down a third gatne in three starts. wbich completely bottled up "final offer" of $75,000 last Jackie Hernandez doubled , San Francisco's towering front Friday. is believed to have borne Vic La Rose in the ninth i line of Erwin Mueller, Joe Ellis agreed to that figure. I• the inning then scored on a ' and Dennis Black . abse11ce of holdouts Sandy sacrifice fiy by Willie Smith to ' The scrappy Cadets connect- Koufax and Don Drysdale, he is band the California Angels a 6-4' ed on their first nine s~ots , the highest paid Dodger iA victory over the Cleveland j from !he field, five of them I~istory. Indians. The Indians pounded from sharpshooter Bill Helk ie, "I don't feel I sbould quote oot IS hita in a losing effort. I and spurtrd to a commanding ., any f'1gures," said Will!!. II 39-24 lead at intermission . . "That's up to the club. All I Helkie scored 25 points in the ;can say is that everylhing Is first stanza on phenomenal 12· ,satisfactory. I'm happy as a for-15 accuraey. · l"<trk." Army closed out the game al l Bvasl also refused to discuss YCKJr Dependable a ti9 r-r cent clip while Halkie ·Wills' salary. "I told Maury ! Dealer Far 'finished wilh 34 points. More that was up to bim and wbat be impressively, however. the says goes." ' Cadets ~eld the ll-foot.a Mueller i Bavasi alho refused to discuss AND 1o 14 points and blanked lh• 6- , Melbourne, Fla., airport and foot-6 Ellis, San Francisco's the two arrived at their leading scorer, over the firo;t \ agreement 011 route to Vero half. Ellis tallied six poinls in , Beacb. the game before fouling out in'r--========oii the second half. , :p I I AN TH0 Ny Plumbl•llq •Heat•lng PlUMBING HEAliNG 1 Ftabt Retails By United Presa IDiernatfonal 1 NEW YORK (UPI) Bob , Stallings, 1~, Freeport, N.Y., outpoinled Henry Wallitsch, 194, Astoria, N.Y. 16). MIAMI BEACH, na. (UPII -Dickie Oeveronica, 146, Syra· cuse, N. Y., ·Outpointed Gordon Lott, 151, Savammh Ga. (,10). sCoiJege llltsketball ROiaits By Ualted Prooo lnternatlonel Natfoall InvltaUonai T e u r. Dtlmont ' Army 80 San P'ranclsco U. 1111 Viii IDOYI 88 Bolton Collellt 10 ;Ct .. ..d ' !LISI. £JiJ AFINE SEL~CTION OF TOP QUAUTY USED CARS AT ALL nMES RAY RIGGS, INC. P~l IS N.·COUilT ST. '·,' .. N J~~~ '------.-----------11.·• ' • ... I•' t ' you there?r RAY RIGGS, INC. f.eltv1'111 • a In fact, shouldn't you have ono :· n every important room? Extensions \,; 'COst less a day than a potllage stamp. For your bedroom, ask about oursrARLn~pbono. ri),·~ \.Gf"IRAL /f-. • ~PI . I .... .. ·;:.., 'TBEPHONI O'f. . .rf!: \, . =~ . �.. , ) L • • '"•" APPLE SAUCE 303 Can I WHITE ClOSS Cor. Snand & Mill-Middleport Macaroni or SpagheHi 7·••· Pks! . SHOWBOAT -..., Gpen Man. thru Thurs. 9:00 to 6:00 PriRy I Saturdly-8:30 to 8:30 ' PORK I BUllS lUSH'S KALE GREENS ~ lUSH'S . MUSTARD &REElS lUSH'S TURNIP GREENS • • ... Philadelphia Cheese, (en ENGLISH CUT ROAST 11•· Avt. CORNED ZteCry·O.Y•c BEEF w..., ..~~ lb. BRISKET lb. 303 •••Mt l ~ ~ 303 (nn ·FRIED HADDOCK FILLETS 8·01. ] ~0 Can DEVILED 7·•1. CRAB Pkg. MINIATURES I ·OZ. Pkg. ZU3 ran IJEXTil 471 Stamps 31 "· Con ""\ SWIFT'S PltiMIUM 1 U. $, GOV'T. INSPKT!D CHOICE CIITII CUT MRS. PAUL'S ROAST sw1n·s roppy u. s. oov·r. INsPECTED • BY THE PIECE WI .. IIIII l N ... tftiiiiiUhlt tf S.l~1. tr111tre .... GHOPPED KRAUT OpenMon.thntn.-tlOI . . . . c.. ~MilS. PAUL'S KIDNEY BUN~ YOSfMITE CUT BEETS HYGIADii'S POnED MEAT BUSH'S SHREDDED KRAUT C.r. Sa110ncll Mill . M"•dl ; rt Frldar & Sllut*J lUSH'S Pkg. SWIFT'S PREMIUM If, S. GOY'T, INSPECTED 303 Cun "' TOMATO SAUCE 3-oz. -I 14¥2.... SWIFT'S PREMIUM U, S. GOV'T, INSPECTED . BOLOG lwltt'l htMIUI Graundltofar lroundChuck I OVuz. Can IUSII'S WHITE HOMIN\ lUSH'S GOLDEN HOMINY lUSH'S BUnER BEANS lUSH'S OCTOBER BUNS lUSH'S NAVY BEANS,, 300 Can 300 Can ORWiiiTI 300 Can ----·_,---;· 300 Can .. . .. . ·; ,. OXYDOL - . . . . . · 10~-oz. Can BUSH'S GREAT NORTHERN BEANS lUSH'S l PINTO BEANS CHARMJII PAPER NAPKIN~ RAPSTAI PAICAIE MIX MARTHAWHm SPUD FUKES l g~l GRAPEFRUIT GREEN PEPPERS CARROTS GREEN ONIONS 300 Can ea. ••• 1- 1 ~ . . Bunc h KATIE EVANS 300 Can POTATO ROLLS FRENCH BREAD CORN TOP BREAD JOO Can PKG. Of 12 KATIE EYAffS Pkg. of 60 lOAf ; KATIE EVANS o\1, ot. Pkg. 25C; 19Q ~ LOAF 11~ kz. THOROIRiiD DOG FOOD GOLDIN POPPY YILlOW CLING SLICED PEACHES I · L~. DtiFF'S FUDGE BROWNIE •••IX Can Hff'S CHOCOLATI CHIP COOliE MIX liUFF'S GINGER BREAD MIX HFF'S IUnEIMILK or BLUEBERRY PANCAKE MIX DUFF'S HOHIY BUCKWHEAT PANCAKE MIX DUFF'S IIAN MUFFIN MIX Sui. IIOilY POTATOES 211 Con MAITHAWHIJI Ill MIX CORN MUFFIN MIX IICIPI · BOOK MATCHES •A I V: oz. Pkg. ' · JiffY n English Mountain ; t Cut Green Beans tl ~ .. JIRIINS A ". SOAP m• Oh ,,'" •.. '" u,, tiJJ "" ,.,.,""'" Cel4 Wotor . ..,.,, Lux Uquid All u· lkl. ltlllt 35• Swan Liquid Final Touch Wisk 15c 011 icOH 20c Off Xlnt Sizo ''"'' Qt. - 87' - lottie • 74' · Jlowlltlht Sprr . - ••lilt: 32·11. .. . 7c0ff - ... -- -~ 42·11· .. '- S.Oz. pkg. PilLSBURY TURNOVERS 8-ot. pkg. APPLE - BLUEBERRY - PEACH -CHERRY PKG. 7·••· pkg. COLA DIET RITE COLA UPPII TIN DRINK tllHI GRAPE or ORANGE loth Siu SALAD MUSTARD DUFF'S DIVIU FOOD CAKE Ill DIIFP'S YELlOW 01 WHIT[ CAKE MIX FUDGEFROSTING DUFF'S CIIAMY WHITE FROSTING D 7-oz. pkg. lOYAL CIOWII IIIAFT r . S' <·oz. pkg. 6·0&. lur 7·oz. Box 7·o:. Box 12.. 1. con 12·••· can 12-11. can 12·••· can LillY'S •·•·· ,.,. PIIUPPLE JIJICE DAWN fiUII MUSIIIIOCIM STEAK SAUCE 6-oz. Pkg• ...... SkiMw ... . floiHhMIII'I Sta~lot Chunk Tuna tu•• 55' - -- - ,.,..lqriH l. 8 • ~- . • Sit Pol ,.,,.,.straiH4 Hiltats ,., ·~J. flrl••• 2 for"'-- Sit flo Ill rio St1 flo Spr, Starch Starch Starch tcOH lHio !!! - - - 41' - ...-- 2c off ta· Stt Pol R' Rinse 1111 Scoff 4ciH J!:l!l· .. 41' Qt • 44' ....... IOc off ll' l Strltlllltnll Ctllllta Dolch Ap,lo, Pocioo lon411ti; •. Ctco•ot Clooctloto '""' ~t;.·· ' ' �.. , ) L • • '"•" APPLE SAUCE 303 Can I WHITE ClOSS Cor. Snand & Mill-Middleport Macaroni or SpagheHi 7·••· Pks! . SHOWBOAT -..., Gpen Man. thru Thurs. 9:00 to 6:00 PriRy I Saturdly-8:30 to 8:30 ' PORK I BUllS lUSH'S KALE GREENS ~ lUSH'S . MUSTARD &REElS lUSH'S TURNIP GREENS • • ... Philadelphia Cheese, (en ENGLISH CUT ROAST 11•· Avt. CORNED ZteCry·O.Y•c BEEF w..., ..~~ lb. BRISKET lb. 303 •••Mt l ~ ~ 303 (nn ·FRIED HADDOCK FILLETS 8·01. ] ~0 Can DEVILED 7·•1. CRAB Pkg. MINIATURES I ·OZ. Pkg. ZU3 ran IJEXTil 471 Stamps 31 "· Con ""\ SWIFT'S PltiMIUM 1 U. $, GOV'T. INSPKT!D CHOICE CIITII CUT MRS. PAUL'S ROAST sw1n·s roppy u. s. oov·r. INsPECTED • BY THE PIECE WI .. IIIII l N ... tftiiiiiUhlt tf S.l~1. tr111tre .... GHOPPED KRAUT OpenMon.thntn.-tlOI . . . . c.. ~MilS. PAUL'S KIDNEY BUN~ YOSfMITE CUT BEETS HYGIADii'S POnED MEAT BUSH'S SHREDDED KRAUT C.r. Sa110ncll Mill . M"•dl ; rt Frldar & Sllut*J lUSH'S Pkg. SWIFT'S PREMIUM If, S. GOY'T, INSPECTED 303 Cun "' TOMATO SAUCE 3-oz. -I 14¥2.... SWIFT'S PREMIUM U, S. GOV'T, INSPECTED . BOLOG lwltt'l htMIUI Graundltofar lroundChuck I OVuz. Can IUSII'S WHITE HOMIN\ lUSH'S GOLDEN HOMINY lUSH'S BUnER BEANS lUSH'S OCTOBER BUNS lUSH'S NAVY BEANS,, 300 Can 300 Can ORWiiiTI 300 Can ----·_,---;· 300 Can .. . .. . ·; ,. OXYDOL - . . . . . · 10~-oz. Can BUSH'S GREAT NORTHERN BEANS lUSH'S l PINTO BEANS CHARMJII PAPER NAPKIN~ RAPSTAI PAICAIE MIX MARTHAWHm SPUD FUKES l g~l GRAPEFRUIT GREEN PEPPERS CARROTS GREEN ONIONS 300 Can ea. ••• 1- 1 ~ . . Bunc h KATIE EVANS 300 Can POTATO ROLLS FRENCH BREAD CORN TOP BREAD JOO Can PKG. Of 12 KATIE EYAffS Pkg. of 60 lOAf ; KATIE EVANS o\1, ot. Pkg. 25C; 19Q ~ LOAF 11~ kz. THOROIRiiD DOG FOOD GOLDIN POPPY YILlOW CLING SLICED PEACHES I · L~. DtiFF'S FUDGE BROWNIE •••IX Can Hff'S CHOCOLATI CHIP COOliE MIX liUFF'S GINGER BREAD MIX HFF'S IUnEIMILK or BLUEBERRY PANCAKE MIX DUFF'S HOHIY BUCKWHEAT PANCAKE MIX DUFF'S IIAN MUFFIN MIX Sui. IIOilY POTATOES 211 Con MAITHAWHIJI Ill MIX CORN MUFFIN MIX IICIPI · BOOK MATCHES •A I V: oz. Pkg. ' · JiffY n English Mountain ; t Cut Green Beans tl ~ .. JIRIINS A ". SOAP m• Oh ,,'" •.. '" u,, tiJJ "" ,.,.,""'" Cel4 Wotor . ..,.,, Lux Uquid All u· lkl. ltlllt 35• Swan Liquid Final Touch Wisk 15c 011 icOH 20c Off Xlnt Sizo ''"'' Qt. - 87' - lottie • 74' · Jlowlltlht Sprr . - ••lilt: 32·11. .. . 7c0ff - ... -- -~ 42·11· .. '- S.Oz. pkg. PilLSBURY TURNOVERS 8-ot. pkg. APPLE - BLUEBERRY - PEACH -CHERRY PKG. 7·••· pkg. COLA DIET RITE COLA UPPII TIN DRINK tllHI GRAPE or ORANGE loth Siu SALAD MUSTARD DUFF'S DIVIU FOOD CAKE Ill DIIFP'S YELlOW 01 WHIT[ CAKE MIX FUDGEFROSTING DUFF'S CIIAMY WHITE FROSTING D 7-oz. pkg. lOYAL CIOWII IIIAFT r . S' <·oz. pkg. 6·0&. lur 7·oz. Box 7·o:. Box 12.. 1. con 12·••· can 12-11. can 12·••· can LillY'S •·•·· ,.,. PIIUPPLE JIJICE DAWN fiUII MUSIIIIOCIM STEAK SAUCE 6-oz. Pkg• ...... SkiMw ... . floiHhMIII'I Sta~lot Chunk Tuna tu•• 55' - -- - ,.,..lqriH l. 8 • ~- . • Sit Pol ,.,,.,.straiH4 Hiltats ,., ·~J. flrl••• 2 for"'-- Sit flo Ill rio St1 flo Spr, Starch Starch Starch tcOH lHio !!! - - - 41' - ...-- 2c off ta· Stt Pol R' Rinse 1111 Scoff 4ciH J!:l!l· .. 41' Qt • 44' ....... IOc off ll' l Strltlllltnll Ctllllta Dolch Ap,lo, Pocioo lon411ti; •. Ctco•ot Clooctloto '""' ~t;.·· ' ' �''• • • »alii.....,~ o.: ttnte. 1- - ' Meigs 8 et 40 Hl/~s lmRfOV'ments at Pomeroy Meets at Home Elententflry School Noted lor PTA Of Mrs. Walker Playgirl only Kibitzed O'M'AWA (UP() -Piaygtrl!Canada'a CbrlsUne Keeler. She did wilh me whatl!ley felt llke 1 Gerda Munsinger say1 lbe W88 1SCOffed particularly, at the lor two years. , only "kibilzillg around" with Isuggestion thai a question of "And you realize because of i !bose Tory cablnel mlllisten. Inational security was involved 1those two years, I had to · have •.11 1 man sees 80 attractive lin ber ~lationsllip with the l11001e operations, quite a few of woman, they want to ohaselcabmet mmiSters.. them. My wh~!e life has been h r" she ex lained. ' Spy for RuSSia . Irumed with it. e· P ! ''The Russians ruined my ''Those people (the Sovielll) But a1 lor spyillJ for the life," Gerda said. have harmed me so rnucb In Russ1ans : : cFarmer'• Daughter my young life . . . tl!ey bave "I would ..ver evea move 1 "wben the war was over I •ruined my whole llfe, especially INVESTITURE SERVICE - Appro:limately liO relativeo and friends attended till loveatlture lllVice Monday after IChoo1 It the J'lllll8roy El• just a little finger lor tbem." was t6. And I was a farmer's! from when I was a child. And I mentary auditorium for a recently organized Brownie Troop under direction of Mn. ,Don Thomas and Mn. AI Leonud. Bach girl wu required to The beautlful blonde w!Io , daughter-wiib my figure I wasl would Rever even move just a give the Brownie Promise before receiving her pin. The 18fVice closed wl th the BrowDie Smlle IOilfl. Befrealunenll were aerved by Mn. Richard came to canada II years ago :well-built-long blonde pigta!ls. little finger them." Jones and Mrs. Harry Bailey, Left to right, are front row, Michele Leonard, Cberle Fry, Julie Capehart, Tina Duffy, Angle SlJIOD, Jackie Caraey, as a household domeslle and!And ,you know what was going It was sa1d matter-of-lactly. Cindy Reedy, Patty Heaton, Terry Ruuell; back row, Cathy Werry, Crystal Glue, J(eUssa Thomu, Debbie Balle)', Vlcltle Hoffman, Kim .IOIIIIo last. week beca~ a household on over there (in East There were ao tears. . Cathy Osborn, Anita Aal1 and Brenessa Hood. - Sentinel Pbolo. o1 name in a IPY·IDhecurlty ~rmaay), and I was there in Today the Parliament of scaJidal told her story to this 1!148 and they lthe Russians) Canada turns to other matters. Mn. Foreman of MARTIN I'DUCIEN t..cioaetd nat1011 Tuesday night ~-~ - ·- - - J: on televisioa. A member of I Millersport Dies Diet lolarlla, Easterll High Parliament tried, but failed tol ' (Cotillaued from Page 1) School coach,Memorial wu adatop the show. ill Mrl. Casslt Erlena Fortman, milled feothall to Veterw ClimuN Eveall (ConUnued from Paga 1) be!-. About IGO people attend- 16, MiD~pert, died at LID- bospHal Tuesday night alter Tbe etlevision Interview cl~ "Blood" was scrawled across WEDNESDAY 1111. caster Fairfield Hospital Moll- suffering an apparent bear! maxed a dramatic oeries of the windows of some shops- S BOSWORTH COUNCIL Ne. Lowman said loday'a ICilool day evening. She was lhe wid- attack. Mr. l4artln, 40, was .-.. nts triggered l.ast Thurs~y ! just as it had bee• during last t6, Royal and Select Masters, textbooks have been r~written ow of lhe late Mason .Gilbert transported to lhe hospital by bv Just1ce Minister Lucien · August's rioting to tell the A nominating committee was will hold a staled assembly to mclude Commuwl3t and Foremsn. She Is SW'VJVed by Coalville tmergency sqlllld· Ca rdin's accusation that Mrs. I rampaging yout!Is the business appomted when the Syracuse Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. lor Socialist docll'ine. He charg- 8 number of nieces and neph- men at about 8:~ p. m. Munsinger was a om> time IPY I SAIGON !UPil - A battallon was Negro owned. Grade School PTA met iR. the traasaction of all busiJleBB and ed ~various CJVU righlll or- ews. 1-:::::::::::::::::~ who try<t.d wi~ ffilHisters in ' of U.S. paratroopers. part of Two Men Shot auditormm, Tuesday mghl, will confer the Royal and Se- gamzatJons were uSing student ~I III'Vices wiU be heldlr 96th AnniVII'Hry the oabinet of former Primel the mass1ve Alhed ground force Both fatalities were mea cut March 8. The meeting, conduct- 1ec1 Masters degree 011 five de~";Sirat10n~ and other such Friday at 11 a..m. at the M M,nistec ,lo'm Diefenbaker. The] probmg deep mtu the Commu- down by gunfire. A Mexican ed by the president Margaret candidates. All officers and activities. to ammer . I he l"":""'rt MethodiSt church. , rF•• that tbe former ea!>inet mst stronghold known as War American truck driver, J.,. Cottrill . opened with the pledge companions are urged to attend. Comrn~st. doctriJie !Rio tbe FriendS may call at th ~Jobn03 m1nHers jeopardized security I Zone D. today was .~urruunded wrence Gomez. 30, was hit by to the flag, and the 23rd Psalm, CHESTER COMMUNITY people a IDJJJds. son Funeral home, Baltunore, See Our Prlu Board for the sake of sex set off four •and f1red upon from all an unknown sniper. Joe Craw· repeated as a prayer, In un1son. HOillemakers Club will meet at after Thursday noon. Burial davs of stormy debate ;, I directions" Air and additional ford 33 a Negro was hit~it . , . the borne ef Mrs Woodrow 727• Safe R~nUy will be in the Letart Falls cern· ~ . d t d th • · . · An mvitation to the ;!outheast · • ~ Sb ber 1 DISCOUNTS 11 Parlramebntk. , C . . ~o~n C support! r:pe e USe was uncerlam by whom~at an I District Conference. Saturday, Mora on Wednesday, March 8 WASIDNGTON - A SPEC. ~~[!· ~ ~slha d~emCh ~ 0 18 1 D1efen a er s onservai!Ve 1e. ong • ac • , a · · intersection where a Negro A ril 16 .at Chaunce Elemen- 1t011110 a.m. to J p.m. Pot-luck lal Civil Aeronautics Board erspo . e urc • On All R-. Prl· ........ __ party demanded IIIe resignal!on military spokesman said. crowd gathered and police I p S h• I dy Th , lunch at noon (CAB) report hao ex""e ted the DAR, Miilerspert Garde!! -• ..,. . , _ ' . d. dI h tary , c oo ' was rea . ose m. ~· ra CI b d Ea te Sta N 301 "' l.ar '" an aunc ed torrents Troopo of the 173rd Airborne opened fire. jterested in attending are ask- MIDDLEPORT LITERARY the Boeing 7'll jetliner as a u '.an s rn rs o. of angry charges lR an effort to Brigade found the bodies of 142 There were reports of stall- ed to contact Elma Louks. Mar- Club will meet Wednesday af· sale, "excellent'' plaae that of Mdtenport. Eastern ' Star topple the goverMJent of j Viet Cong after the four-hour bmgs and muggmgs m the riOt ty Williams or Mrs. Cottrill. ternoon at 2 p.m. at the home of represents 3R advaac., ,•ent in servicet WID be Thursday at Middleport, 0. L1bera.J Pmne MmJSter Lester battle, the spokesman said. area, a predominantly Negro, . Mrs. Wiltiam Russell, Grant-S!. aeronautical design, it was 7 P· m. ~~""""""""""""""""""!!!!1!!!!!1!!!11 B Pearson. Over Tory oppos1- Amencan casualties wore list.ed low income neighborhood of , Mrs. Louks and Mrs. rul Book reviews will include learned today. Four of 1he tl~n. Pearsow succeeded as light in the lighting 35 miles i southwest Los Angeles where I reported on the County Council "Ohio Scenes and Citizens" by planes have crashed siACe July Youth go Bowling dm . ,. setting liP ~ judJC~al l northeast of Saigon. some 50 blocks were leveled by PTA meetmg they attended at Mrs. James Harley and "An cl•iming 264 Jives. The Middleport Churt:h of mqmry Into the JusUce miDisI fire last year. Chester. Others attendmg were American Family, The Tafts" The CAB experlll suggested Chrilll Youth group enjoyed ters, charges.. takmg t~e The paratroopers, along with 1 Esher Harden, Margare Rose by Mrs. Nan Moore. Roll call th•t any difficulties might have howling at the Gallipolis Lanes politiCally volatilt ease out of l the Army 's lsi lulantry Divi-1 and Mrs. Williams. response will be a leader born stemmed from lack of pilot Sunday afternoon. Attending 1 Parltament. . jsioo and the Royal Australian I Du w If training in coping with u t 1ers were· 1 d 1 t RI , in Ohio. .Mrs. MunsJRger. on tele.vi- Regimenl , nave been pushing ! G adne ho e:adosu enha to · THURSDAY tendency to descend n·ore Mike Susan and Stevie GerI!On pooh~poobed the allegaboA 1 . . 0 ran e, w o Js mg 1s ~ u• th ' she was in effect I deep mto Zone D In perallon dent teaching here in the lilth ClflLD CONSERVATION rapidly thu other planes. ' lach, Danny, Roger and Vicky a1 • • Sliver City. About tO,OOO Allied ] Gauge readings·· Gallipolis I1 grade. was .mtr od ueed , as were League meets Thursday at 7·30 Abbott Debbie and Cindy Tri~ · ' r , troops began the swffp Marrh l Dam 112. 19.5, running 2!i feet parents attending for the lirst p. m. at the Columbia Gas oflett, Debbie Maiden, Kathy Legal NotiCe 8 and have smce moved on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 21.- 1time. fice. Dwight Kuha, aafety d~ Young DemoCI'at8 Bunce, Paul Cunningham and - -- · - - -through thick jungle mto l 92. Pt. Pleasant 24.05, Hmton j . , , rector lor the Columbus and To Meet Thunda Douglas Hicks; Mr. and Mrs. c'::::;.•.;;.~::·• temtory held by the V1et Cong uo falling. Kanawha Falls 4.· Named to the non11n:.lmg c'Om- , Southern Electric Co. wiD give PT. PLEASANT _ Mas- Horace Abbott, Mrs. Franklin =~~~ ~ ,:·~·:~ smce the end of the lndochma 91 rising. Charleston 19.10 fall-1mittee were Mary Nease, Jean instructions on mouth to meuth on County Yeung Dernocrals Triplett, Rev. Don Hicks, and '""'or • - ....._·,::".;:"" war 12 years ago. ing. London. Marmet and Wm· Nease and Belly Ash. A pres!- resusciation. Club will hold ita Jar meet- Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin. -.r ~ _ n 8 • .___.., -•Is field dams were on the Sills. dent and VIce-preSident are to j TWILIGHT GARDEN C 1u b ing Thursday Marc~ at 7,30 The youtb group meets at ~"'"'-- ~••••• ••oo•ovo~., ,.., Boat Movements: be nommated. will meet Thursday evenlni at p. m. in the Car nter's llaU 5:45 p. rn. each SUnday at •oTlca n •u•LICATION 01110 River -FranklinPierce p h . ddit 1 1 lhe home of Mrs Mary B CHI Jac'·"IHl ~'A-t Tr "God's Little !louse" next to N.. 1tADt z urc asmg a 10na p 2.y· · NIU Y, n~wcu oy , c,.,..., wuo ... Wlnlfnd cw.. down t3 , 5 35 am : 1mmer up ground ~mpment was d'i"cus•- Heines. Huffman announced. lhe church. ear:b ol •hom ri"JI:id• •' 8lill7 Noble. Ui .., 14 • 2 30 P m. ·• And rew CaJhoun ed. Appomted ~'1 "' '.:r ---· ''~'I...,., CollfOl'Oia tl>d, wlll .... to investigate lt MAGNOIJA TEMPLE Pytb- Introduction of all Dernecral :;t.'!:"!f• i-'1: up 14. 3 20 P m ; Sena<·a Brave were Vera Craig Jean Hayman ian Sisters will meet in regular andidatea f01.· the May priPur OUT FIRE P1ne Wh1te col.or, upet(tf cui 1up 14, 8 30 p.m ; Walter Beck- d •~.. ~·· .....,,., on 11oo ""' 4.,. • session Thursday at NO p m . Middleport volunteer firemen • • ·The center d1amond of .-y ~::~:::;:::.!\:!,~ "c".:::'.,~ Holzer Hospital' Visiting I JOrd down 14, 7'35 a m , OVEC an Mary Hysell. AU members are urged to . ~ ~: ~=~:~nd the Reo-par- wen~ •mm!OQed at 7:26 p.m. o"" llleilno thai u .... _,,.,., hours 2"' and 7-ll P m. Parents up 15, 3:21! a.m.; Edeana Bos- The second ••ada students .......,L ......... will Thelbe lehool 'fuesdaw a belp exti•m•ish a I tfllf" to ~en u.e real e.t.ate ownecs by •aid only on Pediatrics Ward ~ , ' r ............. UUIUU ~ public ~ ·-e.. ,. # ,..,,_. to .., ...,. ., Admi . · worth down 15, 2 25 am. Jenks with Mrs. Anna Hilldore, teach· THEODORUS COIJNCIL, 11 --''·''- ........... u ........ ltru!th fire oo Bono Hollow Hill, - • ., ....,,_ .. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . ... IIJODI . edth e atten daBCe ban- !Mughter• ot America will ments ..., ...... .......... ...,,.. wu '" .., ...,,... ., J F W Sec- up 15, •''55 a.m .• Esso pennsy-I er, rece1v will, be llem!d. ,_..,.off Grut..t. '!be blaze was 133 U:. -::..::. r ' .to arnett • 1ngar • vania up I&, 4 35 a m : Pennsyl- ner and cash award. meet at the JOOF Hall 'l'hur&- West V' · brought Ulld.. control socm fol· ,.,. ....._ _,,:: ,.;".:.., ondEdgAve.; Mrs. Velma B.ERose, vania up 18, 6:30 a.m.: Jacob The program for AprD will day at a p m. lor practice. AU _ Is' ~ _!~will~be lowing IIITivll of the firemen. "'"" .......-., "'""....,., 4 rnest G. up 19' 5·25 a ill Park .... oonv~ c""'.. or".,. ...,,., ,..,. ., Olllo • ..., 11emont . Dr.:S Mrs. . Ch . a.m •. New 0 r- be by th • f'lrst grade studonlll. officers and. the teem are Ulf' bold b ..... ........... ~ ....... " " ' . _ . .... u rou.r..· E. Nu • 50 Vme 1 • Mrs. •r- leans up 19 6:20 a.m: Onward Hostesses are to he cha· ers urg .......,.. of NOW YOU v••ow """' lo ""' ..,, .., ""' '"' ,,... lea S. Borden 1312 Eastern ' ' lrlDaR, eel Ia attend. PL Pleasaltt as previous!J pl1111"" "'"'No. • up 19, 6.40 am.; Poplar down Dorothy Forbes Irene Rhodes EVANGELINE CHAPTER ned Tile 11m dtg 1h"" 0110 reeord 311, 13 or ... Ohio c...,._., I'U<obuo. bound· Ave.; Miss Kathryn L. Burn- 19 6 .45 8 m . Tibolt up Betty Imboden' Betty G dy• . . • • '!be chonge cama at an ,_,. J _ , , . ,_ _.. 20I ed and deiiCl'ibed u falloll'llo kl·wlil h ' 125 J k k M • . . .• ' ra OES will hold Ill annual to- --·tl 'ttee . . . IICftl ane ..,, DR . . .:JW' 01 ~ .,_,""" """"_,....,.,or elmer, ac son PI e; rs. 4:55 a.m. · Philip Sporn up 20 1Janet Nease and Mary H 11 '· ~· ve commt meeting ED , __, .., ' · "14 .,., o•~•.u "'' """'•• ••· ,., Facemire ·. Rt · 2 Gallipo-. 6:15 a.m.;' Lunga Point up 21,' The program was givenyseby· speclloa In Charleston , ....... '"'"" ..... 3 .... ...... Is Fred March 17Thursday at 7·30 p m.IVeniBg, at lhe Sunday the cl~"'· of,._ ' dut .to . ''""' """ .. linu to • ""m 1ts; · G. Dean Snuth, Rt. 2 Galli- 4.· 30 a.m.,, IIIJno'IS dowa Be 11• lh8 second grade students. They Masonic Temple· in Middleport. • .,.... u,. PIMB•II PoiDI wn1cb • • SCJutbwut nmer ot MUo • o ............. Au.~,...u.·. ~I.._ ..... N • pollS, Mrs. Albert Welch, Jr., ville 5 4S am.· Elgercllff down presented a play "Round-Up of J · · ......,~ ::1·Jr~ :""'U..:.. ,:"'" Rt. 1 Bidwell; Charles M. Car- 23 7 55 p m : Jennifer Jean the Litter Bugs " A ng and uJia Flemmg, . Deputy Grand ... u. '"'' •••· ""' ... clWa :,: michael, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. c!dwn 23 8·2fi' p m . JeHerson dance "Dancing i soH II d" Matron of DIStrict 26 will be lhe WOMEN TO MEET !!.;:;':",:"T~:.~ ~~"J.;.!; Robert J. Crush, Pt. Pleasant; down 23 ' 4.ix; a~ .''w. F. Sha- by th~ ,;.19 . asoagn~ an 0' f lllllpecting officer. Episcopal church womea of "" " s "" "'"' "'' """ lloU · Ralph G W N H ' ' •" Jans nuDAY Gr · the Htl'n ce ·Nortt~ J de11ree. &ut t9 · eaver, . ew aven; ver, Jr., up 23, 8:20a.m.; MCMJR.- the West," by tbe boys and 1 a_ce Church WI'II mee t 1D " "n• "'unu >o No..u. Uno or..., Mrs. Perry E. LIVIngston, Pt. lain Slate down Greenup 8·10 melody of folk songs wer EVANGELINE CHAPTER parish house ?.!ursday II t •· :~::0 :.,!11;nr:'n:r: :l..ec:''~ w:,'m~ Pleasant; Mrs. James N. Wil· p.m.. Jim Hougland do~ by the group They were e BURg OES, Middleport, wl11 hold a m. to work n a project for rung, oon<~runa "" ""' 81·100 .,.., son Jr PI PI sa J· M · ' · piano by accomu-ital lD · CiR c1n1 s. Greenup 9:20 p.m.: Ravenswood panied at the 1Mm1. tn tbe N. w. eom~r e1 nld ' ·• · ea n · Ruth rummage sale. Friday . and Sa~ . Ollldren'1 .uvop Fmlooo. Charles W. Wamsley, Pt. Plea- up Greenup a Stearn third grade tea b urday. Mardi 25-Z& m the Wil- nat!. The regular meeting will 1.45 ";:.~: .•~~.!".:::!' c!:i;'':',.::'. saat; Roy 0 . Smith, Rt. 1 Porn- m: Esso West · Virgini~ Duri~g the social h c er. lie Maud ~tes buUdlag, for- be held at 2 p.m. wllh a panel In '"' Townoblp .. In tho ero Mrs N II' J s· 1 ' our, re- merly eccup!ed by Cliff's Shoe discus•ion "Makin Pr pORK SHOULDER Ohio m~ 11 , iitat.e or Ohio, belnc twenty"c.ac» ac. y; · e If • tger, up Greenup 2:35a.m.; Jeffboat frelf.Jments of cake mints . • . g ayer ;: ~~tlo~~~·utottUtaiiMw=:::'!: Rt. 1 Rutland; M~s. Margaret down (ireenup 8:30a.m.; Polly punch, coffee in k;eping Re~. Memben whmg arti-IBea • >'muon Thl«r !30> •• SeoliU Tw,.. Houdashelt, Racme; George R. down Meldahl 4:30p.m.· lr- St. Patrick's Day theme we cles picked up may conlacl Mr•·II ~ one 4.21 1. ToWD Tw• w. SU.• H Kenned p R h ' • re John Lyons WYz-3700 ·e rMrs Thl rtee~~ tl3J, Ja Ole Oll1o com.pany, · . y, omeroyi a1P ene Cholin up Meldahl 9:20 p. served. Hostesses were Lou Fer- . . .' ' · :~~·~-:· ,az'.;! ~t!'w':: ~ ~ .!: B. Radcliff, S~racuse; Mrs. Wil· m.; Frieberger up midnight: rell, Patricia Cundiff, Mary Cun- William Kmg, WY%-56Bl. FnctlQJI deeded &o Gllberl w. Brad· Ham B. Bowling, Robertsburg, A. J . Patten up Meldahl 1:10 diff and Bernice Winebrenner Tuesday ;!~·~~~\ir:a~.::e~:~mdlv~ W. Ya.; Mrs: Johll W. Howard, a.m.; Endeavor up Meldahl 2:- Contributing hostestcss~s wer~ M~IGS ~ 11 Democrat :i!:...'::~r":'ei::'c.':t,~~ DMO Rt. 3 Oak Hill; James S. Med- 10 a.m.; A•n Brent up Meldahl Irene Cundiff and Evely• meelifiii tonilht Is tbt SyraAlto the folloWilll real qtne ors, Jackson; Mila PotlPr, 2:45 a.m .. Joey (botiR up Mel- Moore. cuse lfBdt ICbOOI. 1 ~::t~t.: o':o...::~t~, M=-So~ Greenup, Ky.: George 11. Bry- dahl 3:30 a.m.: L. W. Sweet -~••" of Filt, '"" .,,.• ... tho ..... son, Rt. 1 Albany; Albert H. down Meldahl 3'55 am • p g . M' D b FINI!;D "· •nd of the North half of the K h Rt 3 0 k H" . . .• e 188 a ney I is ted E tt w lch RD p 1wr o! F;acttbn No. Tbtrtr <301 &ec· u n, . a lll ; William gy Downey down Meldahl 6·40 " mme e • omerey, tmn !10 n. 1'\l.·ent)" O!lll <2ll, Town Two B Dunn J k · Co 0( I"I t"IOD Crthca •' J has bee n ('ned « and COSI8 bY j2J. aaaa• Tharuea u;s,, ot the Oh.l.o · • ac son; Mrs. G. Dew- a.m. I ... l.: om_pany'~ Purchue; N'VIQI and e:t_ ey Woods, Rt. 3 Oak Hill· Les- GaJiiAAlis Dam Queen C'lt PT. PLEASANT - Mi ss Gar- Pomeroy May• Charles Le- Pomeroy eepti n& one third ot tbe coal UDder t J ' . I'""' Y ' Ul..l..ll tht- afore~ .. id dt"!jcrlbtld premisl!•, with 1 er . Hunt, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; down 9:25 p.m.· CottoR Queen net Dabney, 28. daughter of pr on an iDtoxlcatloa convic- ...... eporf the rl(llt to mme tbe same. and to . Mrs Chester B Ric L&y trilcu and build w.1r• wit h ... . · · e. J ac kson; 1 down 12 :30 a.m.;' Orca up 1:10 Mr . ·_ and Mrs. George Dabney, lion · litt le Incumbrance to tne &urface .~~~ I V1rky L. Henderson, Rt. 3 Jack- 8 m . J s Lt>wis up 3.40 a . 19 listed in critical conditien In po~s lble; re-serv1111!' lo Dr . A. W . Swan I Ed d R I · ., · · · .m., tbe right te occuf'}' ror n!d ~o•l bu. 1• son: war . Patterson. Cot- Inca down 7:10 a.m... Solvay up a Detroit, Mich., hospital after r:rt-u at lea s t '""" HlrnJ \ l-31 of .an lagevi\le W V . M · ' · CGnCUSSIOD, ' ···re, and to pi!~ lo r rne .... of lAid • . a.. rs. Ross E . 8:30 a.m.; Ea s t~rn ' down 9 a. receivmg a bram MORTON FROZEN tr~und, while o('('uploed b)' rum fur Folden, Jackson. m . Sally H dow g 10 1 broken J·aw and leg bruised Aid bu1lne11, one and S0-100 doUua ·• · n - a.m. , ' 4MIIICA'I fAYOitTI CHILDUN'I 11011 Jlt>r ,car. I Birlhl Kanawha ruver _ Beaver up 1 che~t. punctured lung and Sub ject howe... er to a 1eaae rrcof(l .. d I Mrs Hugh p L h G JJ ' . 1n Vo l. 49, Paae 2-87, of th• l.eue R• , · · ync , a 1po- Marmet 1:45 a.m. ; Luc;y Jane severe lacerations of the face, torna of Mei&B <.:uuntr , Ohio . r hs, daughter, 2:42 a.m. Tues~ Lucas up Marmet 6.M . in a ORe car mishap dn•I•• the Refenn~e Deed: Vol. U'r, Pare 412. 1d Mr J hn w H . a.m.' - .... " " " -·""-Kelp en'o''· ohio. 1 ay; ~· o . oward, Rt. Allen R. Merrill dow• Winfield weekend In Detroit. .,.,. a..,_,..,...,. l'oUuo• 3 Oak Hill, daguhter, 3:35 a.m. 5:50 p.m. ; National down Win- Miss Dabney moved 1o 1Je. FLORIDA !: ':t:e~ U::r er:~: ~~t:;:!! Tuesday; Mrs. Perry E. Lilling- field 6:40 p.m.; H. E. Bowles troit the first of January, 1966, or ..,... '"' ••"" or •.,..,,., '"' ston, Pt. Pleasant, aon, e:04 dowR Winfield 10·45 p m . 0 F where she is employed by tile toltl ol adDlildltrallon . Tu sd . · · ·• · · Tbra ,.,.ODS abo.... Illlmed '11t'I1J p.m. e ay , Mrs. Ross E. Shearer down Winfield 2:30 a. State Mental Health depart=:...ao:::.,.~:,!:nta wu:~ ~olden, Jackson, daughter, 10 :- m.; Semet dowa Winrield 4:·30 ment. Prior to going to Detroit, aeUoa utt uw, ue required to aap.m. Tuesday. a.m.· Helen z down Winfield she was secretary to the law awer tiM •me on or befol"l! th.a ~ Dltebarge ' ' f'1rm of Littlepage and Hyer in I 1 day or April. teee. or Judtment bJ D . 6:10 a.m. lb. W.wt Will be en&ered •eatn.t hi... ianna K. Arrowood, Mrs. Pl. Pleasant for eight years 8 ""'"' a. _,.,, A - o l o r or ...... Nelli • Ball • Mrs. R'IChard L. SH!UNERS TO MEET Miss Dabney's parents ·are I e1 Looter ........... " . . , . Beller Mrs Loren J Boc k J h · erow. crow • Portor. p • · · oo , o n Zerkle, vice president In Detroit to be with their Attomen foro. Plaintiff eggy Brown Brenda G B ' da ht h faster lsn'l Easter wfthoul • • ur- announced today that the Twin ug er w o underwent sur1._ oa. 30, ,.. ton, Mrs. Earl Clark, Samuel City Shrine Club will m e e t gery Tuesday morning B111ter Br011!1U. Se• our new Tbe ronowl:,o':e~~~ proPfl'tr 1n Click, Mrs. Russell 0. Deal, Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the . Spring colleoclioo now. Ask ... ""''' " ...,,., ....,.....,,, n.. McKiRley Dotson, Mrs. Joseph Middleport Mason' H 11 1 , Hued, wiD t. .old u at auetlon at EIJ' M . IC a or a , about our "Luckv 11 Shoe uo P. 11. on...,.. 18th. .... •I "'' ts, rs. Willis Frost, Mrs. business meeting only COLD WATER r----------------C-11-tb_.n_____________,. ~~~n8::"":U:-~ • Laurel Fred Gool, Mrs. Frank S. Gor· M•ytoo ,Wubor, Ou " ' - • T•blo don, Larry 0 . Harrison Harry RECUPERATING AT H~~ •tut I <.'bUn. Frlfldalre. Radio, fU!. F M k ' um"' Giant Stu e?nt Jtl~r. a Platform ~ken. a · ar "• Mrs. Wayne Mat· Mrs. Fred Shain is recuperJILece Utlllf Boom sune. DMirr: li nd thews Peggy S New We Repair All Chatr, Ctrner Clblne&, Clor.t. Pole J • · some, Mrs. at'mg at home following hospil· Lamp, ~· lledl. Che.t ot Ora•· ohn W. Plummer, Richerd C. alization for a broken arrr d Maktt & Models •"'· "~· Bup, •d ethu Rod -,:..• · ..., to meauoa. gers •. Mrs. Roscoe Satter· other injuries sustained in .a an fall In the Middle Block Noxt to Efberfehh 6Z•~•tllr, Admt•- 1field, Lamg J. S~rong, William ! at her home in Racme. ot...., Eor•te or""'" ' E. Strolb, PbU Williamsoa Mrs \ POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI STORI .......... .......... !Horner J • Wllson and 'IAfnt Sandy Koufax walked only ~ ., P..,.r, WY 2·2255 .....,.. "".-/:'l~~~.. • !daughter, Mrs. Willard G. Cox 171 men while setting a str1ke- 101 1!. Moln St. , • ..,..., RACINE, 0. and dauehttr. out rerord of 382 In 1965. I _ A ~ Gl\ iqMovomelltil 11 eD, Mn.. Mu Folmer, Mrs. The :Meigs · lbe POIDII'I11l!em_.,.,. Caney, Mrs. Guy RuueD, Mrl. No. 710 met Uiil ~, - lim~ by Ralph Kermeth Harris Mrs. Jolla the IMme ol Myrtle llpencer, prinq.at, wbaa lhe neD, Mrs. IJGYd Wright, Mrs. Bashan. PTA met 1&nclar 41VIllliDg at Robert Chapman. . The mMIIntl wu ope!led Fotwlatloa, N1tltlltal Sa1011 No. 81%, Athenl County Mll'<he to be ~ld July 17 • 18 Others attending not montlonlbe ICbooL 1\180, Mrs. Wllbur Young, , Pearle Knapp in Projecl lo N. J. H. Salon No. S'/8, Eslher Allel, Na- in Columbus. ed above were Jull3 Hysell CLUII TO · Elza Gllmn, Jr., ]nllldent, Joseph Struble Mrs Leo Crew ldrm. IIIII I lfpeclal Medleflle tlonale Pouvoir member, of! Letters were read !rem Fair- Eileen Searls, Rulh Thornto~ b The Pomeroy Crift"'ed."' eondtpcted 1111 lllllllq, wbloh Mrs. Jay wa-d., Marv. Child ""!lara chalrmfll Rlchlaad County Saloo No. 460; : field Co. Salon No: 451 endors- aad lvo Po-l. Y Club will m..t " ' opeued pledge lo fill Burt, Mrs. Kermit Walt.!, Mrs. Hackett, reported she l Letters were read from T. B. lour Partners of ~ Franklin' ing Arree Marshall u State March 18 111. the led by lhe JuDiar Girl · Scout Jolm w. BlaettDar and Mrs. live rii!Orll to lhe State , Cystle Fibrosis children at Coullly Salon No. lSI, A!lbrey i]A Chapeau in 196U7; Craw· LLOYD HONORED , CM on Hamsonville ~liJ~~~~ ,; Troop ..; to)lned by lhe ling- Paul Taylor, servers. A record ~man. Virginia WorreU: Nattonal Jewisb Hoapltal, Geary,Aubreylllauk : Rosellec-;ford County Salon 389, ondors- NEW BRUNSWICJ{ NJ !a, m. to 2 p.m. It ..W lng of lbt NatloBal Anthem and hop was planned for In February, a Valentine tlleir birthday cardl a 1 d ker, and Loul1e GoodsU; and1ing Violet Aicbholz as 2nd Demi (UP!)-Bob Uoyd ~ ·edi ~lu~ck_._ _ _ _ __ , prayer by WDllam Porter. The AprD 9, at the Junior decorated and 9! sent by the Salon and to 1st Demi Chapeau Preim-iChapeau Deuxleme 1i66-87 and Rutger5 to w /ac . I OU Drama Players were unable auditorium and cha]llll'ODI given lor Ute . era Arree Marshall of Salon Wyandot County ~ion No' a 17· recor th1s team's outslandllfl 10 givo the program as had be Mr. and Mrs. Elza books of Valent1nes, to The SolCHI aent t "tbllnk you" No. 451, to attend the potluck Iendorsing Evallne Berkel~ a; =:~ 0 thbeen ~~ lhe hao been elected "11 lleen llllllOllllCed. J M nd Mr Leo by tbem, and favors, to lluJ Pomeroy A I m 1 dinner and "wreck" bonorlag La Concierge lfl66.87 . e sc s rank , captam alq with JbD r., r. a s. for their r · Hill Memorial Trophy as lhe. no. Improvementi at die school Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence oom, iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii Included 1 - • parking lot cis, Mr. and Mrs. James In front of scbool, IIIII tile Col· by, Mr. and Mrs. George lowing purchases, overltead Jft" aelniad Jr., and Mr. aad jeclor fuo classroool 1111, two Guy Ru!lell. ·new pianos, new spotllpll for Names 11 ~=:ma~~:.l auditorium, aew dnplk:allnJ ma- mlttee wert , , SouiBby, dline, le~ lw audlttrium, Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Leo Crew, coUapslblt coal racb, I record and Miss Susan Harril. T b e players, 1 desk for principal's sixlh grade won the atteadance office, I lliW llcllnl 'llllb I bat- ballller. Group ~ of Amertery operated mloropbtne, scsi- lea closed lha meetlag, altar lolding equipmellt, and drapes whldl a wbia elephaat 181e was for 1111 tescben' loullge. held witb Leo Crew u auctloaMrs. Donald llcKenzle, ways eer. and means chairman, 8Dil0Wlc- Refreshmeutll wert IJII'Vecf by ad plarts for a jitney supper the tblrd grade motberl with 11 the school on Saturday, Ap- Mra. Waller R. Couch, Mrs. WELL rU 2. The menu will feoture Paul Taylor, Mrs. llcolt Shank TRIMMED tbree meal dlsbeti, meat loaf, aJtd Mrl. WIIUam Porter In lb. chicken and bam. Commllleel charge. named fer lhe supper wen Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr., publicity; Mrs W rlJhta Entertain TOP CUT LEAN-TASTY Jack Carsey, Mrs. Glltnert aod Mrs. Gene Hoadashelt, tel&- With Card Party phone; and Mn. Leonard Jew· Mr. and Mfll. Lloyd Wright entertained witb a party SaturFULL CUT-BONELESS BONELESS Obligation Nfght day afternoon at their ........ Roun~ Beech St., llGJtorlag I he I Planned MMch 28 daughter, Rebecca Sue CHI TENDER-TASTY CUBED Plans wera madl for ob!ISa- 12th blretday. ' .. ' lion nigbt II tbe 11811 meeting, The Barbie theme wu March 21, by Belhal No. 62 rled out In lhe deooratlool ARM CUT of lhe International Order of refreshments. Games SLICED PORK Jrll'l Dllughm, Monday eveo- played and prlzel awarded t lng at lhe Pomeroy Masoolc Maralynn Tracy, Jo EDen Telllple. Diehl and !rent Barnes. FRESH SUPER-RIGHT Linda Yfllt, bpnored quteD, Mter the honored guest openJI'IS(ded and opened the m..t- ed her gifts, refreshmelll were Howeome? lllg In ritualistic fonn. Elsie served by Mfll. 18 the ANY Young GeoJ"it Hartford tbou~rbt the D. 8mltb, guanlian, gave r.te above and Susie SIZE report of the joint inspection bie Wisecup, Darla and prir.e o! bakinrJKiwdtr wu too PIECE lb. c:onducted by Eleanor EvaDI of Neutzling, Caralynn Columbut, grand guardian of Leanne Sebo, Riss Booth, Oblo, at Gallipolis Saturday da Betz, Brenda Woods, So he hired a chemist, made his own ... LENTEN SEAFOOD VALUES AT A&PI IMJinl. Bonita Oschanor, past Young, Jean Newland, thevel')' beat ... and aolditat an unheard of low pric~. l!l'8nd fllllll1]lan, who IDslituted Stivers, Marth• McNeal, Bethel No. 7S, and her husband, Woodard and Nancy GUl. WWiam of Strongville, a n d That WU In the 1880'L leu Smith of Parma, grand SMAlLEY AT THE HELM SLICED-FROZEN CAP'N JOHN-Frozen, 4..,z. jors guide, were also present. Bolh ANNAPOLIS, Md. "m"That wa1 the f111t ltep In developing what today is a !r.~ ;:­ Bethela were commended lor Dave Smalley, a lhelr ritualistic work. Navy basketball and baSE!haU and reapeeted 1!111 of manufactured produetl. SLICED-FROZEN FROZEN-BULK Aa lll'licle writteD by Er.tel player, has been named T. Wead · Midi, founder of the basketball coach at the Ac.ltfe. And every one ia produced with just one thourht. Intenliillonal Order of Job's my, replcing Ben Carnevale, Daughter., wu read, and the who wiU becoma alhletie To rive you the very beat for the least amount of money. meetlntl clo.eci Ia regular form. director. wilb·lbe WATIS Paratroopers S dd urroun e By VI'et Cong I SOCIAL UPJ Bn•etS CAl VNDAR Commi'ttee SALE I I Steaks ·· · ···· · lb. 99c Stewing Beef IIIII IITI•. River NewS 'Ill[ be--~ ':.;.,'=' ~* 1 :J -·a..,.,. ••· I & v.u., a... ...,L...,...,.,.....,=-== with RUG 1 STEAK WIENERS CLEANING ' 0 I n 4 II ~ com w.. So r D '"" " •'" Crisco Shortening l,•==iOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOii...,;;;;;;;;i:ii - FOR EASTER = Bread Dough ORANGES 5 ... 39• 1 ' • RUSSET POTATOES .. · · 20 •• 1tag 83c ,.. "'..,a. m, 0" ,,'"'" tl:n ••• ... On• 1'1<> ; ..,.,'"'., SERVf(l: RADIO & T.V. .. 'j Chapman· Canac.ay CLELAND'S T, V, --~ ' - 79c BUSTER BROWN 1 A 2~89c Robinson's . .. SURF WAID CROSS' SONS 0 o I o 0 lb. 79c BuH Steaks · · .... lb. 79c BRAUNSCHWEIGER 47C ,, Don't be trapped by "Bait. Ia business since 19111 and and Switch" Freezer Beef ad- been In the Frozen Food Lock:er verllsing seeD In 1010e of lhe business for the past :aJ yean. luger slate-wide Suaday newt- AU meat which they process papero. These ffrllll advertise worked up on a culllnJ sheet low brade uttlity cow beef at sbewlng lbe number of pack· what aeeri!J to be real good ages of each cut aad the packb&rgain prices. They even 118Y aged weight of eacb cut as well II Is "Guaranteed to be' tender as the dressed or "hanging" meat." At lees! as tender as weight. ThiJ cutting sheet al10 any "cow meat" can be. Per· lives the weight loss from cutaonal interviews by Frozen tlng which Is computed and Food Locker AssoclaUon ollie- must be held within certain per· lals, Better Business Bureaus, I centages for your guarantee that and even a Cincinnati newspap. you receive all of tbe er reporter prove that these 1which you purchase. "Bail and Switch" operators! . have no intention of selling you Th•y sen their services on the "bargain-beef'" as adver· an unconditional money-back tlsed. This 11 just a come on replacement gu~antee. y 0 u to get you In their place of busi· l make the declston. They have ness. They "Bait" you inw l the latest m packaJing their store in order to "Switch" machinery for the new transyou to buying a choice grade of parent plastic ..shrink packag~ beef for your freezer. And the with o;omplete Blast-Freezing choice grade looks so good, ea- f~cllit1es. , They are located peciaU right along Bide 1b e right bere at home and are cow meat that lhe customer open 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M., usually does not notice the ex- Monday throug~ Saturday with tra premium price which is after hour service available usuatly on the choice beef. appointment. offer Before buying any large very fme .quality quantity of meat for your , French City Brand Beef as freezer. from anyone, check j wetl as Federal Government Inthe following poinlll: 1spected U· S. Ololce Beef (I) What la the business repu· der the Arm.our Star label. tatlon of the seUIDg concern! The follow~ng prices are av. (:) What guarantee do they erage for this week: offer that you wUI rec<!ive all Beef Side ... ...... 1810e per lb. of the packaged meat which is Beef Hind Quarter . f1/c per lb. eut from lbe wholesale cut sold i Beef,Front Quarter . Me per lb. to you. Beelrib . . . . . . .. 701'Jc )ler lb. (3). Do they offer any jJUIIJ's Beef· Trimmed Loin 78c per lb antee of ncourse, lhould the Theoe prices lnciJ.lCie eompurchaae 110t be satisfactory af· plete packaging ,and freellng tar you have paid them. aa weU u nominal atlt'lge IIllI6) Do they have' p r o Pe r II\ convenient for you 18 pick laelllllel lor genuine "B I as t..!It up. Loc~er Storage Is al10 FrteZIIli" Insuring ytRI of re-1 avaUable for extra storage lentlon ol lhe belt quality Ispace at very low rates. through adequate lpeed In tile ' If you have a freeaer lrteziDI (JIW8II. ' would like to have SOllie II · tl) Are they truitventenlly advantages of Freezer nallable for you ·to eonllct BuylnJ, don't get Cl!lughl . wltbout addl'd cost for ' lelf: "Bltlt and Switch"' advertising. phttlllfll • transportlllon. Cll~9k )l'ith your local , locker · ID the Soulheastern Ohio re- platlt for the aeeurale ~tory. 1101. Tbl Oaillpolla ke Co. Tile Oa!Upolis Ice Company, 'IU mlell all o!' the above recom-1 First Avenue, GalUpoUs, Oble, 111 lied pobill. Tbq have lleeD II a good place to ll!lrl-Adv. 'i ··-~"(> Can you be aure they're the very best! We ruarantee it ...witbout queation. .CAUTION·· Don't you be looleJ el er.• =.'":; oa 0 SSe . ~~~~N--- Ib. 49c Swordfish Steaks · · lb. 69c: Fried Flounder · ···· · lb. 65c =;;;...,...,...,...,...,...,.,...,.....,...,.,.....,...,.,...,.....,.,....,., sau...... 0 .. lb. 93c Halibut Steaks .... lb. 75c Shrimp Cocktail 3 jars 89c =1= ttr-:Jil.... I Swiss Steak COD FILLETS DIAMONDS .!l"::.,',,.. Cubed Steak · · ·· · · lb. $1.09 Pork Steaks .... hia'h. 7 :=u-=; :: lb. 79c Chicken Uven · ···· · lb. 49c Corn Beef ···· .. .. .. .. lb. 79c FLAWLESS Hnspt'tal N•ws 1 Round Steaks ........ lb. 99c Rump Roast ··· ··· ··· · lb. 99c sh h Rou 's s oe Store .':.r::. M,• FULL CUTS rue•· I i\1::;,, . Round Steaks I I i "Super -Right" Meats! I Appomle . d 1 Mr.. 694 !" Nommatmg • • for dire tnd Ice ere1111 Latlp Ht. !01, l'llr Ill money State Cltspen Jl'tltl Coller The Salon Yoled to ..n e1111 ·likeD lo lhe Ben rrlllldiD donation to buy ...lttllunentl and her lA Secrmlre-Collllltn, tf Easter andy at fl 1 ca• 11 • ·B. llolpltll Ill CoiUIJ!Itll. tor. I periJ fllr 1M ablldrn 11 Norma C1rot111rt of CollllllN, a fWICI-ralslfll project. Tile S,]. , Tlilrt ..W bt a ,._. mootb trlory boob aJid I lllll T. B. Btll Frutlil lfol. at their !\fay meetfllc. 011. thanb aU who brought cardl lht Chelter 11111111- llbD !lib ~pita!. Reportl of the recently hflld and dish clolhtt. , Schqol al 11!1 Kalbeya Welcb bat beu bl- State Pouvoir beld ID Columbul 1 Refmbmenll were ervet~· flY odlal Church Tbl .laiCII .... It Mll4-" vlled 1o become a Partner, inak- wu given by Gladya tr~owrey Oe hostesaes, Myrtle Walkor p. m. lo elect a utW' .iellt: to IR ible Departe~ Jbi 1111 total memberablp II. and Mary Martin. Eunit Brinker, and Dorothy All lnteresled pe.T. B. ,R•au~. CystiC .~~'~- IIMtallons . a"" .bemg seat to Next Pouvoir is 1o be held Spen,.r. Hostessea for April are vlted. ~ IAJ!on Clilld 1be Partnm of Gallla CouDIY;Sunday, June I and lhe State!Gemml Cascl and Pearl Knapp. A&P BRAND Are A•P Brands a Jood nuon for shopping AAP? They're one ol many, Light Meat Mldlum PHo Baby Limas Cerrot Nuggth Mixed VegetabiM 1O.OS. pkll•· ' MARVEL VANILLA Ice Cream Gallon Carton 99c CHEDOBIT 2~~- 83c er f NUTLEY-IN 14.C,tl. I'RINTS Margarine 4 • l·lb. pkgs. 85c Plmen" p~ 89c ~' ~ ' • ~· ' '~· ' ' "' . ' ' ' " "< SULTANA-LARGE OR SMALL . ' ANN PAGE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! Dry Onions · ·· · 3 lb. bag 19c CALIFORNIA Iceberg LeHuce 2 heads 35c LARGE IDAHO BAKING POTATOES 10 lb. bag 69' FINI! FOR SALADS Chips .• 1... HX 69c IANI PARKER Spaalslt 1.. .. ·.. · each 35c ATAaP! fOOl PLAY Clip This Slip To Help You Wlnf 1?&'68· . . . . . . 8LI" PIIOGRAM fliO Hot Crtu lUlls .... pkg. 39c I ' Mushroom Soup • 2 cans 29c SpagheHi 3 - 1-lb. pkgs. 59c IANI PARKIR MORE FOR YOUR ANN PAGE MACARONI OR Green Onions 3 bunches 29c Ul PLA'ID ANN PAGE-IOlh..,z. cono RED RADISHES OR JANI ;MKIR MADE WITH PO'rATO FLOUR Swish Detergent 1-qt. btl. 35c Blended Syrup 24-oz. btl. 49c Green Peppers · ·· · 3 for 29c Jane Porker Fa vori tes! Potato Bread ANN PAGE YELLOW GLOBE Cheese Spread Amerlun SULTANA BRAND Chili with Beans 3 cans $1.00 Sandwich Spread Qt. Jar 49c -~"·'i SUNNYBROOK-Medlum Grade A CoHage Cbeesl · ··· pkg. 29c 4 2o~~·· 99c Stufftd Olives 10~-oz. jar 65c Thin Mints ·· 12-oz. pkg. 35c Tasty Dairy Selections! A&P I'LAVORED-12-or. pkll· 89( PINK LOTION Plzzarinos 5-2-oz. pies 39c Fresh Eggs ·· .. .. .. doz. 53c cans SUPER-RIGHT-15'12-oz. cant pkga. APPIAN WAY-CHEESE 3 $100 6112-oz. · PINEAPPLE Stylo Macaroni & Cheese 2 pkg. 69c VEGETABLES 3 Chunk Frozen Food Featu~s! GREEN GIANT IONA SLICED TUNA FISH COI'VIIIQHT' If" TH( GIIIAT ATLANTIC I P.c111C liA CO., tNI. MORTON-2~z. Fine Grocery Features! iI BONUS\ BINGO~ I Alltno Curtis ... , , .. , .. $1010 I II I Chari....... J11n Will W, Yo. ..... , •• , $1tiM Sprtnlllt!<l, 0. L. H. Ha.,.tck , ........ . $500 Mln .... IMry, W. VI. Clip Thia Slip Te Help You Win] �''• • • »alii.....,~ o.: ttnte. 1- - ' Meigs 8 et 40 Hl/~s lmRfOV'ments at Pomeroy Meets at Home Elententflry School Noted lor PTA Of Mrs. Walker Playgirl only Kibitzed O'M'AWA (UP() -Piaygtrl!Canada'a CbrlsUne Keeler. She did wilh me whatl!ley felt llke 1 Gerda Munsinger say1 lbe W88 1SCOffed particularly, at the lor two years. , only "kibilzillg around" with Isuggestion thai a question of "And you realize because of i !bose Tory cablnel mlllisten. Inational security was involved 1those two years, I had to · have •.11 1 man sees 80 attractive lin ber ~lationsllip with the l11001e operations, quite a few of woman, they want to ohaselcabmet mmiSters.. them. My wh~!e life has been h r" she ex lained. ' Spy for RuSSia . Irumed with it. e· P ! ''The Russians ruined my ''Those people (the Sovielll) But a1 lor spyillJ for the life," Gerda said. have harmed me so rnucb In Russ1ans : : cFarmer'• Daughter my young life . . . tl!ey bave "I would ..ver evea move 1 "wben the war was over I •ruined my whole llfe, especially INVESTITURE SERVICE - Appro:limately liO relativeo and friends attended till loveatlture lllVice Monday after IChoo1 It the J'lllll8roy El• just a little finger lor tbem." was t6. And I was a farmer's! from when I was a child. And I mentary auditorium for a recently organized Brownie Troop under direction of Mn. ,Don Thomas and Mn. AI Leonud. Bach girl wu required to The beautlful blonde w!Io , daughter-wiib my figure I wasl would Rever even move just a give the Brownie Promise before receiving her pin. The 18fVice closed wl th the BrowDie Smlle IOilfl. Befrealunenll were aerved by Mn. Richard came to canada II years ago :well-built-long blonde pigta!ls. little finger them." Jones and Mrs. Harry Bailey, Left to right, are front row, Michele Leonard, Cberle Fry, Julie Capehart, Tina Duffy, Angle SlJIOD, Jackie Caraey, as a household domeslle and!And ,you know what was going It was sa1d matter-of-lactly. Cindy Reedy, Patty Heaton, Terry Ruuell; back row, Cathy Werry, Crystal Glue, J(eUssa Thomu, Debbie Balle)', Vlcltle Hoffman, Kim .IOIIIIo last. week beca~ a household on over there (in East There were ao tears. . Cathy Osborn, Anita Aal1 and Brenessa Hood. - Sentinel Pbolo. o1 name in a IPY·IDhecurlty ~rmaay), and I was there in Today the Parliament of scaJidal told her story to this 1!148 and they lthe Russians) Canada turns to other matters. Mn. Foreman of MARTIN I'DUCIEN t..cioaetd nat1011 Tuesday night ~-~ - ·- - - J: on televisioa. A member of I Millersport Dies Diet lolarlla, Easterll High Parliament tried, but failed tol ' (Cotillaued from Page 1) School coach,Memorial wu adatop the show. ill Mrl. Casslt Erlena Fortman, milled feothall to Veterw ClimuN Eveall (ConUnued from Paga 1) be!-. About IGO people attend- 16, MiD~pert, died at LID- bospHal Tuesday night alter Tbe etlevision Interview cl~ "Blood" was scrawled across WEDNESDAY 1111. caster Fairfield Hospital Moll- suffering an apparent bear! maxed a dramatic oeries of the windows of some shops- S BOSWORTH COUNCIL Ne. Lowman said loday'a ICilool day evening. She was lhe wid- attack. Mr. l4artln, 40, was .-.. nts triggered l.ast Thurs~y ! just as it had bee• during last t6, Royal and Select Masters, textbooks have been r~written ow of lhe late Mason .Gilbert transported to lhe hospital by bv Just1ce Minister Lucien · August's rioting to tell the A nominating committee was will hold a staled assembly to mclude Commuwl3t and Foremsn. She Is SW'VJVed by Coalville tmergency sqlllld· Ca rdin's accusation that Mrs. I rampaging yout!Is the business appomted when the Syracuse Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. lor Socialist docll'ine. He charg- 8 number of nieces and neph- men at about 8:~ p. m. Munsinger was a om> time IPY I SAIGON !UPil - A battallon was Negro owned. Grade School PTA met iR. the traasaction of all busiJleBB and ed ~various CJVU righlll or- ews. 1-:::::::::::::::::~ who try<t.d wi~ ffilHisters in ' of U.S. paratroopers. part of Two Men Shot auditormm, Tuesday mghl, will confer the Royal and Se- gamzatJons were uSing student ~I III'Vices wiU be heldlr 96th AnniVII'Hry the oabinet of former Primel the mass1ve Alhed ground force Both fatalities were mea cut March 8. The meeting, conduct- 1ec1 Masters degree 011 five de~";Sirat10n~ and other such Friday at 11 a..m. at the M M,nistec ,lo'm Diefenbaker. The] probmg deep mtu the Commu- down by gunfire. A Mexican ed by the president Margaret candidates. All officers and activities. to ammer . I he l"":""'rt MethodiSt church. , rF•• that tbe former ea!>inet mst stronghold known as War American truck driver, J.,. Cottrill . opened with the pledge companions are urged to attend. Comrn~st. doctriJie !Rio tbe FriendS may call at th ~Jobn03 m1nHers jeopardized security I Zone D. today was .~urruunded wrence Gomez. 30, was hit by to the flag, and the 23rd Psalm, CHESTER COMMUNITY people a IDJJJds. son Funeral home, Baltunore, See Our Prlu Board for the sake of sex set off four •and f1red upon from all an unknown sniper. Joe Craw· repeated as a prayer, In un1son. HOillemakers Club will meet at after Thursday noon. Burial davs of stormy debate ;, I directions" Air and additional ford 33 a Negro was hit~it . , . the borne ef Mrs Woodrow 727• Safe R~nUy will be in the Letart Falls cern· ~ . d t d th • · . · An mvitation to the ;!outheast · • ~ Sb ber 1 DISCOUNTS 11 Parlramebntk. , C . . ~o~n C support! r:pe e USe was uncerlam by whom~at an I District Conference. Saturday, Mora on Wednesday, March 8 WASIDNGTON - A SPEC. ~~[!· ~ ~slha d~emCh ~ 0 18 1 D1efen a er s onservai!Ve 1e. ong • ac • , a · · intersection where a Negro A ril 16 .at Chaunce Elemen- 1t011110 a.m. to J p.m. Pot-luck lal Civil Aeronautics Board erspo . e urc • On All R-. Prl· ........ __ party demanded IIIe resignal!on military spokesman said. crowd gathered and police I p S h• I dy Th , lunch at noon (CAB) report hao ex""e ted the DAR, Miilerspert Garde!! -• ..,. . , _ ' . d. dI h tary , c oo ' was rea . ose m. ~· ra CI b d Ea te Sta N 301 "' l.ar '" an aunc ed torrents Troopo of the 173rd Airborne opened fire. jterested in attending are ask- MIDDLEPORT LITERARY the Boeing 7'll jetliner as a u '.an s rn rs o. of angry charges lR an effort to Brigade found the bodies of 142 There were reports of stall- ed to contact Elma Louks. Mar- Club will meet Wednesday af· sale, "excellent'' plaae that of Mdtenport. Eastern ' Star topple the goverMJent of j Viet Cong after the four-hour bmgs and muggmgs m the riOt ty Williams or Mrs. Cottrill. ternoon at 2 p.m. at the home of represents 3R advaac., ,•ent in servicet WID be Thursday at Middleport, 0. L1bera.J Pmne MmJSter Lester battle, the spokesman said. area, a predominantly Negro, . Mrs. Wiltiam Russell, Grant-S!. aeronautical design, it was 7 P· m. ~~""""""""""""""""""!!!!1!!!!!1!!!11 B Pearson. Over Tory oppos1- Amencan casualties wore list.ed low income neighborhood of , Mrs. Louks and Mrs. rul Book reviews will include learned today. Four of 1he tl~n. Pearsow succeeded as light in the lighting 35 miles i southwest Los Angeles where I reported on the County Council "Ohio Scenes and Citizens" by planes have crashed siACe July Youth go Bowling dm . ,. setting liP ~ judJC~al l northeast of Saigon. some 50 blocks were leveled by PTA meetmg they attended at Mrs. James Harley and "An cl•iming 264 Jives. The Middleport Churt:h of mqmry Into the JusUce miDisI fire last year. Chester. Others attendmg were American Family, The Tafts" The CAB experlll suggested Chrilll Youth group enjoyed ters, charges.. takmg t~e The paratroopers, along with 1 Esher Harden, Margare Rose by Mrs. Nan Moore. Roll call th•t any difficulties might have howling at the Gallipolis Lanes politiCally volatilt ease out of l the Army 's lsi lulantry Divi-1 and Mrs. Williams. response will be a leader born stemmed from lack of pilot Sunday afternoon. Attending 1 Parltament. . jsioo and the Royal Australian I Du w If training in coping with u t 1ers were· 1 d 1 t RI , in Ohio. .Mrs. MunsJRger. on tele.vi- Regimenl , nave been pushing ! G adne ho e:adosu enha to · THURSDAY tendency to descend n·ore Mike Susan and Stevie GerI!On pooh~poobed the allegaboA 1 . . 0 ran e, w o Js mg 1s ~ u• th ' she was in effect I deep mto Zone D In perallon dent teaching here in the lilth ClflLD CONSERVATION rapidly thu other planes. ' lach, Danny, Roger and Vicky a1 • • Sliver City. About tO,OOO Allied ] Gauge readings·· Gallipolis I1 grade. was .mtr od ueed , as were League meets Thursday at 7·30 Abbott Debbie and Cindy Tri~ · ' r , troops began the swffp Marrh l Dam 112. 19.5, running 2!i feet parents attending for the lirst p. m. at the Columbia Gas oflett, Debbie Maiden, Kathy Legal NotiCe 8 and have smce moved on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 21.- 1time. fice. Dwight Kuha, aafety d~ Young DemoCI'at8 Bunce, Paul Cunningham and - -- · - - -through thick jungle mto l 92. Pt. Pleasant 24.05, Hmton j . , , rector lor the Columbus and To Meet Thunda Douglas Hicks; Mr. and Mrs. c'::::;.•.;;.~::·• temtory held by the V1et Cong uo falling. Kanawha Falls 4.· Named to the non11n:.lmg c'Om- , Southern Electric Co. wiD give PT. PLEASANT _ Mas- Horace Abbott, Mrs. Franklin =~~~ ~ ,:·~·:~ smce the end of the lndochma 91 rising. Charleston 19.10 fall-1mittee were Mary Nease, Jean instructions on mouth to meuth on County Yeung Dernocrals Triplett, Rev. Don Hicks, and '""'or • - ....._·,::".;:"" war 12 years ago. ing. London. Marmet and Wm· Nease and Belly Ash. A pres!- resusciation. Club will hold ita Jar meet- Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin. -.r ~ _ n 8 • .___.., -•Is field dams were on the Sills. dent and VIce-preSident are to j TWILIGHT GARDEN C 1u b ing Thursday Marc~ at 7,30 The youtb group meets at ~"'"'-- ~••••• ••oo•ovo~., ,.., Boat Movements: be nommated. will meet Thursday evenlni at p. m. in the Car nter's llaU 5:45 p. rn. each SUnday at •oTlca n •u•LICATION 01110 River -FranklinPierce p h . ddit 1 1 lhe home of Mrs Mary B CHI Jac'·"IHl ~'A-t Tr "God's Little !louse" next to N.. 1tADt z urc asmg a 10na p 2.y· · NIU Y, n~wcu oy , c,.,..., wuo ... Wlnlfnd cw.. down t3 , 5 35 am : 1mmer up ground ~mpment was d'i"cus•- Heines. Huffman announced. lhe church. ear:b ol •hom ri"JI:id• •' 8lill7 Noble. Ui .., 14 • 2 30 P m. ·• And rew CaJhoun ed. Appomted ~'1 "' '.:r ---· ''~'I...,., CollfOl'Oia tl>d, wlll .... to investigate lt MAGNOIJA TEMPLE Pytb- Introduction of all Dernecral :;t.'!:"!f• i-'1: up 14. 3 20 P m ; Sena<·a Brave were Vera Craig Jean Hayman ian Sisters will meet in regular andidatea f01.· the May priPur OUT FIRE P1ne Wh1te col.or, upet(tf cui 1up 14, 8 30 p.m ; Walter Beck- d •~.. ~·· .....,,., on 11oo ""' 4.,. • session Thursday at NO p m . Middleport volunteer firemen • • ·The center d1amond of .-y ~::~:::;:::.!\:!,~ "c".:::'.,~ Holzer Hospital' Visiting I JOrd down 14, 7'35 a m , OVEC an Mary Hysell. AU members are urged to . ~ ~: ~=~:~nd the Reo-par- wen~ •mm!OQed at 7:26 p.m. o"" llleilno thai u .... _,,.,., hours 2"' and 7-ll P m. Parents up 15, 3:21! a.m.; Edeana Bos- The second ••ada students .......,L ......... will Thelbe lehool 'fuesdaw a belp exti•m•ish a I tfllf" to ~en u.e real e.t.ate ownecs by •aid only on Pediatrics Ward ~ , ' r ............. UUIUU ~ public ~ ·-e.. ,. # ,..,,_. to .., ...,. ., Admi . · worth down 15, 2 25 am. Jenks with Mrs. Anna Hilldore, teach· THEODORUS COIJNCIL, 11 --''·''- ........... u ........ ltru!th fire oo Bono Hollow Hill, - • ., ....,,_ .. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . ... IIJODI . edth e atten daBCe ban- !Mughter• ot America will ments ..., ...... .......... ...,,.. wu '" .., ...,,... ., J F W Sec- up 15, •''55 a.m .• Esso pennsy-I er, rece1v will, be llem!d. ,_..,.off Grut..t. '!be blaze was 133 U:. -::..::. r ' .to arnett • 1ngar • vania up I&, 4 35 a m : Pennsyl- ner and cash award. meet at the JOOF Hall 'l'hur&- West V' · brought Ulld.. control socm fol· ,.,. ....._ _,,:: ,.;".:.., ondEdgAve.; Mrs. Velma B.ERose, vania up 18, 6:30 a.m.: Jacob The program for AprD will day at a p m. lor practice. AU _ Is' ~ _!~will~be lowing IIITivll of the firemen. "'"" .......-., "'""....,., 4 rnest G. up 19' 5·25 a ill Park .... oonv~ c""'.. or".,. ...,,., ,..,. ., Olllo • ..., 11emont . Dr.:S Mrs. . Ch . a.m •. New 0 r- be by th • f'lrst grade studonlll. officers and. the teem are Ulf' bold b ..... ........... ~ ....... " " ' . _ . .... u rou.r..· E. Nu • 50 Vme 1 • Mrs. •r- leans up 19 6:20 a.m: Onward Hostesses are to he cha· ers urg .......,.. of NOW YOU v••ow """' lo ""' ..,, .., ""' '"' ,,... lea S. Borden 1312 Eastern ' ' lrlDaR, eel Ia attend. PL Pleasaltt as previous!J pl1111"" "'"'No. • up 19, 6.40 am.; Poplar down Dorothy Forbes Irene Rhodes EVANGELINE CHAPTER ned Tile 11m dtg 1h"" 0110 reeord 311, 13 or ... Ohio c...,._., I'U<obuo. bound· Ave.; Miss Kathryn L. Burn- 19 6 .45 8 m . Tibolt up Betty Imboden' Betty G dy• . . • • '!be chonge cama at an ,_,. J _ , , . ,_ _.. 20I ed and deiiCl'ibed u falloll'llo kl·wlil h ' 125 J k k M • . . .• ' ra OES will hold Ill annual to- --·tl 'ttee . . . IICftl ane ..,, DR . . .:JW' 01 ~ .,_,""" """"_,....,.,or elmer, ac son PI e; rs. 4:55 a.m. · Philip Sporn up 20 1Janet Nease and Mary H 11 '· ~· ve commt meeting ED , __, .., ' · "14 .,., o•~•.u "'' """'•• ••· ,., Facemire ·. Rt · 2 Gallipo-. 6:15 a.m.;' Lunga Point up 21,' The program was givenyseby· speclloa In Charleston , ....... '"'"" ..... 3 .... ...... Is Fred March 17Thursday at 7·30 p m.IVeniBg, at lhe Sunday the cl~"'· of,._ ' dut .to . ''""' """ .. linu to • ""m 1ts; · G. Dean Snuth, Rt. 2 Galli- 4.· 30 a.m.,, IIIJno'IS dowa Be 11• lh8 second grade students. They Masonic Temple· in Middleport. • .,.... u,. PIMB•II PoiDI wn1cb • • SCJutbwut nmer ot MUo • o ............. Au.~,...u.·. ~I.._ ..... N • pollS, Mrs. Albert Welch, Jr., ville 5 4S am.· Elgercllff down presented a play "Round-Up of J · · ......,~ ::1·Jr~ :""'U..:.. ,:"'" Rt. 1 Bidwell; Charles M. Car- 23 7 55 p m : Jennifer Jean the Litter Bugs " A ng and uJia Flemmg, . Deputy Grand ... u. '"'' •••· ""' ... clWa :,: michael, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. c!dwn 23 8·2fi' p m . JeHerson dance "Dancing i soH II d" Matron of DIStrict 26 will be lhe WOMEN TO MEET !!.;:;':",:"T~:.~ ~~"J.;.!; Robert J. Crush, Pt. Pleasant; down 23 ' 4.ix; a~ .''w. F. Sha- by th~ ,;.19 . asoagn~ an 0' f lllllpecting officer. Episcopal church womea of "" " s "" "'"' "'' """ lloU · Ralph G W N H ' ' •" Jans nuDAY Gr · the Htl'n ce ·Nortt~ J de11ree. &ut t9 · eaver, . ew aven; ver, Jr., up 23, 8:20a.m.; MCMJR.- the West," by tbe boys and 1 a_ce Church WI'II mee t 1D " "n• "'unu >o No..u. Uno or..., Mrs. Perry E. LIVIngston, Pt. lain Slate down Greenup 8·10 melody of folk songs wer EVANGELINE CHAPTER parish house ?.!ursday II t •· :~::0 :.,!11;nr:'n:r: :l..ec:''~ w:,'m~ Pleasant; Mrs. James N. Wil· p.m.. Jim Hougland do~ by the group They were e BURg OES, Middleport, wl11 hold a m. to work n a project for rung, oon<~runa "" ""' 81·100 .,.., son Jr PI PI sa J· M · ' · piano by accomu-ital lD · CiR c1n1 s. Greenup 9:20 p.m.: Ravenswood panied at the 1Mm1. tn tbe N. w. eom~r e1 nld ' ·• · ea n · Ruth rummage sale. Friday . and Sa~ . Ollldren'1 .uvop Fmlooo. Charles W. Wamsley, Pt. Plea- up Greenup a Stearn third grade tea b urday. Mardi 25-Z& m the Wil- nat!. The regular meeting will 1.45 ";:.~: .•~~.!".:::!' c!:i;'':',.::'. saat; Roy 0 . Smith, Rt. 1 Porn- m: Esso West · Virgini~ Duri~g the social h c er. lie Maud ~tes buUdlag, for- be held at 2 p.m. wllh a panel In '"' Townoblp .. In tho ero Mrs N II' J s· 1 ' our, re- merly eccup!ed by Cliff's Shoe discus•ion "Makin Pr pORK SHOULDER Ohio m~ 11 , iitat.e or Ohio, belnc twenty"c.ac» ac. y; · e If • tger, up Greenup 2:35a.m.; Jeffboat frelf.Jments of cake mints . • . g ayer ;: ~~tlo~~~·utottUtaiiMw=:::'!: Rt. 1 Rutland; M~s. Margaret down (ireenup 8:30a.m.; Polly punch, coffee in k;eping Re~. Memben whmg arti-IBea • >'muon Thl«r !30> •• SeoliU Tw,.. Houdashelt, Racme; George R. down Meldahl 4:30p.m.· lr- St. Patrick's Day theme we cles picked up may conlacl Mr•·II ~ one 4.21 1. ToWD Tw• w. SU.• H Kenned p R h ' • re John Lyons WYz-3700 ·e rMrs Thl rtee~~ tl3J, Ja Ole Oll1o com.pany, · . y, omeroyi a1P ene Cholin up Meldahl 9:20 p. served. Hostesses were Lou Fer- . . .' ' · :~~·~-:· ,az'.;! ~t!'w':: ~ ~ .!: B. Radcliff, S~racuse; Mrs. Wil· m.; Frieberger up midnight: rell, Patricia Cundiff, Mary Cun- William Kmg, WY%-56Bl. FnctlQJI deeded &o Gllberl w. Brad· Ham B. Bowling, Robertsburg, A. J . Patten up Meldahl 1:10 diff and Bernice Winebrenner Tuesday ;!~·~~~\ir:a~.::e~:~mdlv~ W. Ya.; Mrs: Johll W. Howard, a.m.; Endeavor up Meldahl 2:- Contributing hostestcss~s wer~ M~IGS ~ 11 Democrat :i!:...'::~r":'ei::'c.':t,~~ DMO Rt. 3 Oak Hill; James S. Med- 10 a.m.; A•n Brent up Meldahl Irene Cundiff and Evely• meelifiii tonilht Is tbt SyraAlto the folloWilll real qtne ors, Jackson; Mila PotlPr, 2:45 a.m .. Joey (botiR up Mel- Moore. cuse lfBdt ICbOOI. 1 ~::t~t.: o':o...::~t~, M=-So~ Greenup, Ky.: George 11. Bry- dahl 3:30 a.m.: L. W. Sweet -~••" of Filt, '"" .,,.• ... tho ..... son, Rt. 1 Albany; Albert H. down Meldahl 3'55 am • p g . M' D b FINI!;D "· •nd of the North half of the K h Rt 3 0 k H" . . .• e 188 a ney I is ted E tt w lch RD p 1wr o! F;acttbn No. Tbtrtr <301 &ec· u n, . a lll ; William gy Downey down Meldahl 6·40 " mme e • omerey, tmn !10 n. 1'\l.·ent)" O!lll <2ll, Town Two B Dunn J k · Co 0( I"I t"IOD Crthca •' J has bee n ('ned « and COSI8 bY j2J. aaaa• Tharuea u;s,, ot the Oh.l.o · • ac son; Mrs. G. Dew- a.m. I ... l.: om_pany'~ Purchue; N'VIQI and e:t_ ey Woods, Rt. 3 Oak Hill· Les- GaJiiAAlis Dam Queen C'lt PT. PLEASANT - Mi ss Gar- Pomeroy May• Charles Le- Pomeroy eepti n& one third ot tbe coal UDder t J ' . I'""' Y ' Ul..l..ll tht- afore~ .. id dt"!jcrlbtld premisl!•, with 1 er . Hunt, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; down 9:25 p.m.· CottoR Queen net Dabney, 28. daughter of pr on an iDtoxlcatloa convic- ...... eporf the rl(llt to mme tbe same. and to . Mrs Chester B Ric L&y trilcu and build w.1r• wit h ... . · · e. J ac kson; 1 down 12 :30 a.m.;' Orca up 1:10 Mr . ·_ and Mrs. George Dabney, lion · litt le Incumbrance to tne &urface .~~~ I V1rky L. Henderson, Rt. 3 Jack- 8 m . J s Lt>wis up 3.40 a . 19 listed in critical conditien In po~s lble; re-serv1111!' lo Dr . A. W . Swan I Ed d R I · ., · · · .m., tbe right te occuf'}' ror n!d ~o•l bu. 1• son: war . Patterson. Cot- Inca down 7:10 a.m... Solvay up a Detroit, Mich., hospital after r:rt-u at lea s t '""" HlrnJ \ l-31 of .an lagevi\le W V . M · ' · CGnCUSSIOD, ' ···re, and to pi!~ lo r rne .... of lAid • . a.. rs. Ross E . 8:30 a.m.; Ea s t~rn ' down 9 a. receivmg a bram MORTON FROZEN tr~und, while o('('uploed b)' rum fur Folden, Jackson. m . Sally H dow g 10 1 broken J·aw and leg bruised Aid bu1lne11, one and S0-100 doUua ·• · n - a.m. , ' 4MIIICA'I fAYOitTI CHILDUN'I 11011 Jlt>r ,car. I Birlhl Kanawha ruver _ Beaver up 1 che~t. punctured lung and Sub ject howe... er to a 1eaae rrcof(l .. d I Mrs Hugh p L h G JJ ' . 1n Vo l. 49, Paae 2-87, of th• l.eue R• , · · ync , a 1po- Marmet 1:45 a.m. ; Luc;y Jane severe lacerations of the face, torna of Mei&B <.:uuntr , Ohio . r hs, daughter, 2:42 a.m. Tues~ Lucas up Marmet 6.M . in a ORe car mishap dn•I•• the Refenn~e Deed: Vol. U'r, Pare 412. 1d Mr J hn w H . a.m.' - .... " " " -·""-Kelp en'o''· ohio. 1 ay; ~· o . oward, Rt. Allen R. Merrill dow• Winfield weekend In Detroit. .,.,. a..,_,..,...,. l'oUuo• 3 Oak Hill, daguhter, 3:35 a.m. 5:50 p.m. ; National down Win- Miss Dabney moved 1o 1Je. FLORIDA !: ':t:e~ U::r er:~: ~~t:;:!! Tuesday; Mrs. Perry E. Lilling- field 6:40 p.m.; H. E. Bowles troit the first of January, 1966, or ..,... '"' ••"" or •.,..,,., '"' ston, Pt. Pleasant, aon, e:04 dowR Winfield 10·45 p m . 0 F where she is employed by tile toltl ol adDlildltrallon . Tu sd . · · ·• · · Tbra ,.,.ODS abo.... Illlmed '11t'I1J p.m. e ay , Mrs. Ross E. Shearer down Winfield 2:30 a. State Mental Health depart=:...ao:::.,.~:,!:nta wu:~ ~olden, Jackson, daughter, 10 :- m.; Semet dowa Winrield 4:·30 ment. Prior to going to Detroit, aeUoa utt uw, ue required to aap.m. Tuesday. a.m.· Helen z down Winfield she was secretary to the law awer tiM •me on or befol"l! th.a ~ Dltebarge ' ' f'1rm of Littlepage and Hyer in I 1 day or April. teee. or Judtment bJ D . 6:10 a.m. lb. W.wt Will be en&ered •eatn.t hi... ianna K. Arrowood, Mrs. Pl. Pleasant for eight years 8 ""'"' a. _,.,, A - o l o r or ...... Nelli • Ball • Mrs. R'IChard L. SH!UNERS TO MEET Miss Dabney's parents ·are I e1 Looter ........... " . . , . Beller Mrs Loren J Boc k J h · erow. crow • Portor. p • · · oo , o n Zerkle, vice president In Detroit to be with their Attomen foro. Plaintiff eggy Brown Brenda G B ' da ht h faster lsn'l Easter wfthoul • • ur- announced today that the Twin ug er w o underwent sur1._ oa. 30, ,.. ton, Mrs. Earl Clark, Samuel City Shrine Club will m e e t gery Tuesday morning B111ter Br011!1U. Se• our new Tbe ronowl:,o':e~~~ proPfl'tr 1n Click, Mrs. Russell 0. Deal, Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the . Spring colleoclioo now. Ask ... ""''' " ...,,., ....,.....,,, n.. McKiRley Dotson, Mrs. Joseph Middleport Mason' H 11 1 , Hued, wiD t. .old u at auetlon at EIJ' M . IC a or a , about our "Luckv 11 Shoe uo P. 11. on...,.. 18th. .... •I "'' ts, rs. Willis Frost, Mrs. business meeting only COLD WATER r----------------C-11-tb_.n_____________,. ~~~n8::"":U:-~ • Laurel Fred Gool, Mrs. Frank S. Gor· M•ytoo ,Wubor, Ou " ' - • T•blo don, Larry 0 . Harrison Harry RECUPERATING AT H~~ •tut I <.'bUn. Frlfldalre. Radio, fU!. F M k ' um"' Giant Stu e?nt Jtl~r. a Platform ~ken. a · ar "• Mrs. Wayne Mat· Mrs. Fred Shain is recuperJILece Utlllf Boom sune. DMirr: li nd thews Peggy S New We Repair All Chatr, Ctrner Clblne&, Clor.t. Pole J • · some, Mrs. at'mg at home following hospil· Lamp, ~· lledl. Che.t ot Ora•· ohn W. Plummer, Richerd C. alization for a broken arrr d Maktt & Models •"'· "~· Bup, •d ethu Rod -,:..• · ..., to meauoa. gers •. Mrs. Roscoe Satter· other injuries sustained in .a an fall In the Middle Block Noxt to Efberfehh 6Z•~•tllr, Admt•- 1field, Lamg J. S~rong, William ! at her home in Racme. ot...., Eor•te or""'" ' E. Strolb, PbU Williamsoa Mrs \ POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI STORI .......... .......... !Horner J • Wllson and 'IAfnt Sandy Koufax walked only ~ ., P..,.r, WY 2·2255 .....,.. "".-/:'l~~~.. • !daughter, Mrs. Willard G. Cox 171 men while setting a str1ke- 101 1!. Moln St. , • ..,..., RACINE, 0. and dauehttr. out rerord of 382 In 1965. I _ A ~ Gl\ iqMovomelltil 11 eD, Mn.. Mu Folmer, Mrs. The :Meigs · lbe POIDII'I11l!em_.,.,. Caney, Mrs. Guy RuueD, Mrl. No. 710 met Uiil ~, - lim~ by Ralph Kermeth Harris Mrs. Jolla the IMme ol Myrtle llpencer, prinq.at, wbaa lhe neD, Mrs. IJGYd Wright, Mrs. Bashan. PTA met 1&nclar 41VIllliDg at Robert Chapman. . The mMIIntl wu ope!led Fotwlatloa, N1tltlltal Sa1011 No. 81%, Athenl County Mll'<he to be ~ld July 17 • 18 Others attending not montlonlbe ICbooL 1\180, Mrs. Wllbur Young, , Pearle Knapp in Projecl lo N. J. H. Salon No. S'/8, Eslher Allel, Na- in Columbus. ed above were Jull3 Hysell CLUII TO · Elza Gllmn, Jr., ]nllldent, Joseph Struble Mrs Leo Crew ldrm. IIIII I lfpeclal Medleflle tlonale Pouvoir member, of! Letters were read !rem Fair- Eileen Searls, Rulh Thornto~ b The Pomeroy Crift"'ed."' eondtpcted 1111 lllllllq, wbloh Mrs. Jay wa-d., Marv. Child ""!lara chalrmfll Rlchlaad County Saloo No. 460; : field Co. Salon No: 451 endors- aad lvo Po-l. Y Club will m..t " ' opeued pledge lo fill Burt, Mrs. Kermit Walt.!, Mrs. Hackett, reported she l Letters were read from T. B. lour Partners of ~ Franklin' ing Arree Marshall u State March 18 111. the led by lhe JuDiar Girl · Scout Jolm w. BlaettDar and Mrs. live rii!Orll to lhe State , Cystle Fibrosis children at Coullly Salon No. lSI, A!lbrey i]A Chapeau in 196U7; Craw· LLOYD HONORED , CM on Hamsonville ~liJ~~~~ ,; Troop ..; to)lned by lhe ling- Paul Taylor, servers. A record ~man. Virginia WorreU: Nattonal Jewisb Hoapltal, Geary,Aubreylllauk : Rosellec-;ford County Salon 389, ondors- NEW BRUNSWICJ{ NJ !a, m. to 2 p.m. It ..W lng of lbt NatloBal Anthem and hop was planned for In February, a Valentine tlleir birthday cardl a 1 d ker, and Loul1e GoodsU; and1ing Violet Aicbholz as 2nd Demi (UP!)-Bob Uoyd ~ ·edi ~lu~ck_._ _ _ _ __ , prayer by WDllam Porter. The AprD 9, at the Junior decorated and 9! sent by the Salon and to 1st Demi Chapeau Preim-iChapeau Deuxleme 1i66-87 and Rutger5 to w /ac . I OU Drama Players were unable auditorium and cha]llll'ODI given lor Ute . era Arree Marshall of Salon Wyandot County ~ion No' a 17· recor th1s team's outslandllfl 10 givo the program as had be Mr. and Mrs. Elza books of Valent1nes, to The SolCHI aent t "tbllnk you" No. 451, to attend the potluck Iendorsing Evallne Berkel~ a; =:~ 0 thbeen ~~ lhe hao been elected "11 lleen llllllOllllCed. J M nd Mr Leo by tbem, and favors, to lluJ Pomeroy A I m 1 dinner and "wreck" bonorlag La Concierge lfl66.87 . e sc s rank , captam alq with JbD r., r. a s. for their r · Hill Memorial Trophy as lhe. no. Improvementi at die school Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence oom, iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii Included 1 - • parking lot cis, Mr. and Mrs. James In front of scbool, IIIII tile Col· by, Mr. and Mrs. George lowing purchases, overltead Jft" aelniad Jr., and Mr. aad jeclor fuo classroool 1111, two Guy Ru!lell. ·new pianos, new spotllpll for Names 11 ~=:ma~~:.l auditorium, aew dnplk:allnJ ma- mlttee wert , , SouiBby, dline, le~ lw audlttrium, Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Leo Crew, coUapslblt coal racb, I record and Miss Susan Harril. T b e players, 1 desk for principal's sixlh grade won the atteadance office, I lliW llcllnl 'llllb I bat- ballller. Group ~ of Amertery operated mloropbtne, scsi- lea closed lha meetlag, altar lolding equipmellt, and drapes whldl a wbia elephaat 181e was for 1111 tescben' loullge. held witb Leo Crew u auctloaMrs. Donald llcKenzle, ways eer. and means chairman, 8Dil0Wlc- Refreshmeutll wert IJII'Vecf by ad plarts for a jitney supper the tblrd grade motberl with 11 the school on Saturday, Ap- Mra. Waller R. Couch, Mrs. WELL rU 2. The menu will feoture Paul Taylor, Mrs. llcolt Shank TRIMMED tbree meal dlsbeti, meat loaf, aJtd Mrl. WIIUam Porter In lb. chicken and bam. Commllleel charge. named fer lhe supper wen Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr., publicity; Mrs W rlJhta Entertain TOP CUT LEAN-TASTY Jack Carsey, Mrs. Glltnert aod Mrs. Gene Hoadashelt, tel&- With Card Party phone; and Mn. Leonard Jew· Mr. and Mfll. Lloyd Wright entertained witb a party SaturFULL CUT-BONELESS BONELESS Obligation Nfght day afternoon at their ........ Roun~ Beech St., llGJtorlag I he I Planned MMch 28 daughter, Rebecca Sue CHI TENDER-TASTY CUBED Plans wera madl for ob!ISa- 12th blretday. ' .. ' lion nigbt II tbe 11811 meeting, The Barbie theme wu March 21, by Belhal No. 62 rled out In lhe deooratlool ARM CUT of lhe International Order of refreshments. Games SLICED PORK Jrll'l Dllughm, Monday eveo- played and prlzel awarded t lng at lhe Pomeroy Masoolc Maralynn Tracy, Jo EDen Telllple. Diehl and !rent Barnes. FRESH SUPER-RIGHT Linda Yfllt, bpnored quteD, Mter the honored guest openJI'IS(ded and opened the m..t- ed her gifts, refreshmelll were Howeome? lllg In ritualistic fonn. Elsie served by Mfll. 18 the ANY Young GeoJ"it Hartford tbou~rbt the D. 8mltb, guanlian, gave r.te above and Susie SIZE report of the joint inspection bie Wisecup, Darla and prir.e o! bakinrJKiwdtr wu too PIECE lb. c:onducted by Eleanor EvaDI of Neutzling, Caralynn Columbut, grand guardian of Leanne Sebo, Riss Booth, Oblo, at Gallipolis Saturday da Betz, Brenda Woods, So he hired a chemist, made his own ... LENTEN SEAFOOD VALUES AT A&PI IMJinl. Bonita Oschanor, past Young, Jean Newland, thevel')' beat ... and aolditat an unheard of low pric~. l!l'8nd fllllll1]lan, who IDslituted Stivers, Marth• McNeal, Bethel No. 7S, and her husband, Woodard and Nancy GUl. WWiam of Strongville, a n d That WU In the 1880'L leu Smith of Parma, grand SMAlLEY AT THE HELM SLICED-FROZEN CAP'N JOHN-Frozen, 4..,z. jors guide, were also present. Bolh ANNAPOLIS, Md. "m"That wa1 the f111t ltep In developing what today is a !r.~ ;:­ Bethela were commended lor Dave Smalley, a lhelr ritualistic work. Navy basketball and baSE!haU and reapeeted 1!111 of manufactured produetl. SLICED-FROZEN FROZEN-BULK Aa lll'licle writteD by Er.tel player, has been named T. Wead · Midi, founder of the basketball coach at the Ac.ltfe. And every one ia produced with just one thourht. Intenliillonal Order of Job's my, replcing Ben Carnevale, Daughter., wu read, and the who wiU becoma alhletie To rive you the very beat for the least amount of money. meetlntl clo.eci Ia regular form. director. wilb·lbe WATIS Paratroopers S dd urroun e By VI'et Cong I SOCIAL UPJ Bn•etS CAl VNDAR Commi'ttee SALE I I Steaks ·· · ···· · lb. 99c Stewing Beef IIIII IITI•. River NewS 'Ill[ be--~ ':.;.,'=' ~* 1 :J -·a..,.,. ••· I & v.u., a... ...,L...,...,.,.....,=-== with RUG 1 STEAK WIENERS CLEANING ' 0 I n 4 II ~ com w.. So r D '"" " •'" Crisco Shortening l,•==iOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOii...,;;;;;;;;i:ii - FOR EASTER = Bread Dough ORANGES 5 ... 39• 1 ' • RUSSET POTATOES .. · · 20 •• 1tag 83c ,.. "'..,a. m, 0" ,,'"'" tl:n ••• ... On• 1'1<> ; ..,.,'"'., SERVf(l: RADIO & T.V. .. 'j Chapman· Canac.ay CLELAND'S T, V, --~ ' - 79c BUSTER BROWN 1 A 2~89c Robinson's . .. SURF WAID CROSS' SONS 0 o I o 0 lb. 79c BuH Steaks · · .... lb. 79c BRAUNSCHWEIGER 47C ,, Don't be trapped by "Bait. Ia business since 19111 and and Switch" Freezer Beef ad- been In the Frozen Food Lock:er verllsing seeD In 1010e of lhe business for the past :aJ yean. luger slate-wide Suaday newt- AU meat which they process papero. These ffrllll advertise worked up on a culllnJ sheet low brade uttlity cow beef at sbewlng lbe number of pack· what aeeri!J to be real good ages of each cut aad the packb&rgain prices. They even 118Y aged weight of eacb cut as well II Is "Guaranteed to be' tender as the dressed or "hanging" meat." At lees! as tender as weight. ThiJ cutting sheet al10 any "cow meat" can be. Per· lives the weight loss from cutaonal interviews by Frozen tlng which Is computed and Food Locker AssoclaUon ollie- must be held within certain per· lals, Better Business Bureaus, I centages for your guarantee that and even a Cincinnati newspap. you receive all of tbe er reporter prove that these 1which you purchase. "Bail and Switch" operators! . have no intention of selling you Th•y sen their services on the "bargain-beef'" as adver· an unconditional money-back tlsed. This 11 just a come on replacement gu~antee. y 0 u to get you In their place of busi· l make the declston. They have ness. They "Bait" you inw l the latest m packaJing their store in order to "Switch" machinery for the new transyou to buying a choice grade of parent plastic ..shrink packag~ beef for your freezer. And the with o;omplete Blast-Freezing choice grade looks so good, ea- f~cllit1es. , They are located peciaU right along Bide 1b e right bere at home and are cow meat that lhe customer open 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M., usually does not notice the ex- Monday throug~ Saturday with tra premium price which is after hour service available usuatly on the choice beef. appointment. offer Before buying any large very fme .quality quantity of meat for your , French City Brand Beef as freezer. from anyone, check j wetl as Federal Government Inthe following poinlll: 1spected U· S. Ololce Beef (I) What la the business repu· der the Arm.our Star label. tatlon of the seUIDg concern! The follow~ng prices are av. (:) What guarantee do they erage for this week: offer that you wUI rec<!ive all Beef Side ... ...... 1810e per lb. of the packaged meat which is Beef Hind Quarter . f1/c per lb. eut from lbe wholesale cut sold i Beef,Front Quarter . Me per lb. to you. Beelrib . . . . . . .. 701'Jc )ler lb. (3). Do they offer any jJUIIJ's Beef· Trimmed Loin 78c per lb antee of ncourse, lhould the Theoe prices lnciJ.lCie eompurchaae 110t be satisfactory af· plete packaging ,and freellng tar you have paid them. aa weU u nominal atlt'lge IIllI6) Do they have' p r o Pe r II\ convenient for you 18 pick laelllllel lor genuine "B I as t..!It up. Loc~er Storage Is al10 FrteZIIli" Insuring ytRI of re-1 avaUable for extra storage lentlon ol lhe belt quality Ispace at very low rates. through adequate lpeed In tile ' If you have a freeaer lrteziDI (JIW8II. ' would like to have SOllie II · tl) Are they truitventenlly advantages of Freezer nallable for you ·to eonllct BuylnJ, don't get Cl!lughl . wltbout addl'd cost for ' lelf: "Bltlt and Switch"' advertising. phttlllfll • transportlllon. Cll~9k )l'ith your local , locker · ID the Soulheastern Ohio re- platlt for the aeeurale ~tory. 1101. Tbl Oaillpolla ke Co. Tile Oa!Upolis Ice Company, 'IU mlell all o!' the above recom-1 First Avenue, GalUpoUs, Oble, 111 lied pobill. Tbq have lleeD II a good place to ll!lrl-Adv. 'i ··-~"(> Can you be aure they're the very best! We ruarantee it ...witbout queation. .CAUTION·· Don't you be looleJ el er.• =.'":; oa 0 SSe . ~~~~N--- Ib. 49c Swordfish Steaks · · lb. 69c: Fried Flounder · ···· · lb. 65c =;;;...,...,...,...,...,...,.,...,.....,...,.,.....,...,.,...,.....,.,....,., sau...... 0 .. lb. 93c Halibut Steaks .... lb. 75c Shrimp Cocktail 3 jars 89c =1= ttr-:Jil.... I Swiss Steak COD FILLETS DIAMONDS .!l"::.,',,.. Cubed Steak · · ·· · · lb. $1.09 Pork Steaks .... hia'h. 7 :=u-=; :: lb. 79c Chicken Uven · ···· · lb. 49c Corn Beef ···· .. .. .. .. lb. 79c FLAWLESS Hnspt'tal N•ws 1 Round Steaks ........ lb. 99c Rump Roast ··· ··· ··· · lb. 99c sh h Rou 's s oe Store .':.r::. M,• FULL CUTS rue•· I i\1::;,, . Round Steaks I I i "Super -Right" Meats! I Appomle . d 1 Mr.. 694 !" Nommatmg • • for dire tnd Ice ere1111 Latlp Ht. !01, l'llr Ill money State Cltspen Jl'tltl Coller The Salon Yoled to ..n e1111 ·likeD lo lhe Ben rrlllldiD donation to buy ...lttllunentl and her lA Secrmlre-Collllltn, tf Easter andy at fl 1 ca• 11 • ·B. llolpltll Ill CoiUIJ!Itll. tor. I periJ fllr 1M ablldrn 11 Norma C1rot111rt of CollllllN, a fWICI-ralslfll project. Tile S,]. , Tlilrt ..W bt a ,._. mootb trlory boob aJid I lllll T. B. Btll Frutlil lfol. at their !\fay meetfllc. 011. thanb aU who brought cardl lht Chelter 11111111- llbD !lib ~pita!. Reportl of the recently hflld and dish clolhtt. , Schqol al 11!1 Kalbeya Welcb bat beu bl- State Pouvoir beld ID Columbul 1 Refmbmenll were ervet~· flY odlal Church Tbl .laiCII .... It Mll4-" vlled 1o become a Partner, inak- wu given by Gladya tr~owrey Oe hostesaes, Myrtle Walkor p. m. lo elect a utW' .iellt: to IR ible Departe~ Jbi 1111 total memberablp II. and Mary Martin. Eunit Brinker, and Dorothy All lnteresled pe.T. B. ,R•au~. CystiC .~~'~- IIMtallons . a"" .bemg seat to Next Pouvoir is 1o be held Spen,.r. Hostessea for April are vlted. ~ IAJ!on Clilld 1be Partnm of Gallla CouDIY;Sunday, June I and lhe State!Gemml Cascl and Pearl Knapp. A&P BRAND Are A•P Brands a Jood nuon for shopping AAP? They're one ol many, Light Meat Mldlum PHo Baby Limas Cerrot Nuggth Mixed VegetabiM 1O.OS. pkll•· ' MARVEL VANILLA Ice Cream Gallon Carton 99c CHEDOBIT 2~~- 83c er f NUTLEY-IN 14.C,tl. I'RINTS Margarine 4 • l·lb. pkgs. 85c Plmen" p~ 89c ~' ~ ' • ~· ' '~· ' ' "' . ' ' ' " "< SULTANA-LARGE OR SMALL . ' ANN PAGE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! Dry Onions · ·· · 3 lb. bag 19c CALIFORNIA Iceberg LeHuce 2 heads 35c LARGE IDAHO BAKING POTATOES 10 lb. bag 69' FINI! FOR SALADS Chips .• 1... HX 69c IANI PARKER Spaalslt 1.. .. ·.. · each 35c ATAaP! fOOl PLAY Clip This Slip To Help You Wlnf 1?&'68· . . . . . . 8LI" PIIOGRAM fliO Hot Crtu lUlls .... pkg. 39c I ' Mushroom Soup • 2 cans 29c SpagheHi 3 - 1-lb. pkgs. 59c IANI PARKIR MORE FOR YOUR ANN PAGE MACARONI OR Green Onions 3 bunches 29c Ul PLA'ID ANN PAGE-IOlh..,z. cono RED RADISHES OR JANI ;MKIR MADE WITH PO'rATO FLOUR Swish Detergent 1-qt. btl. 35c Blended Syrup 24-oz. btl. 49c Green Peppers · ·· · 3 for 29c Jane Porker Fa vori tes! Potato Bread ANN PAGE YELLOW GLOBE Cheese Spread Amerlun SULTANA BRAND Chili with Beans 3 cans $1.00 Sandwich Spread Qt. Jar 49c -~"·'i SUNNYBROOK-Medlum Grade A CoHage Cbeesl · ··· pkg. 29c 4 2o~~·· 99c Stufftd Olives 10~-oz. jar 65c Thin Mints ·· 12-oz. pkg. 35c Tasty Dairy Selections! A&P I'LAVORED-12-or. pkll· 89( PINK LOTION Plzzarinos 5-2-oz. pies 39c Fresh Eggs ·· .. .. .. doz. 53c cans SUPER-RIGHT-15'12-oz. cant pkga. APPIAN WAY-CHEESE 3 $100 6112-oz. · PINEAPPLE Stylo Macaroni & Cheese 2 pkg. 69c VEGETABLES 3 Chunk Frozen Food Featu~s! GREEN GIANT IONA SLICED TUNA FISH COI'VIIIQHT' If" TH( GIIIAT ATLANTIC I P.c111C liA CO., tNI. MORTON-2~z. Fine Grocery Features! iI BONUS\ BINGO~ I Alltno Curtis ... , , .. , .. $1010 I II I Chari....... J11n Will W, Yo. ..... , •• , $1tiM Sprtnlllt!<l, 0. L. H. Ha.,.tck , ........ . $500 Mln .... IMry, W. VI. Clip Thia Slip Te Help You Win] �Nt:W ltAVt:N ............ ..,. .. .,.... . . .....,..... ,...,. '• ftc m Classic aooc1 looks that IIIOit COIIIPIIII*III 111tm a J1111 llu• . . . . . S I ts II IPrilll CDiarl. ror full, tilt cuts ;: i1a ' t~r-.JIIil $8.99 ·~ liJZES AA-ll Spring Specials • Fn•ming Lumber eDoors ..................... • Flooring eWindows eCeiling Tile wss ePaneling • Plenty on Hand _ '** • ... --··- • New Furniture ONLY For All Your Needs- Low Prices ~99 PG.oo-- loio-.., Con-11111 r...,. LUMBER MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. PHONE' 773-5554 COLLE'CT-AND FREE' DELIVERY HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. MASON W.VA. MIDDLEPORT, 0. THURSDAY - FR '-SATURDAY .• • .•• MARCH 17-18-19 TEFLON COATE'D 9inch FRY PAN RIJI. 1.89 Val. Round-Up Of All End-0-Seasoo Coats and Dresses From Our 15 Stores Moved To Pomeroy For This Sensational Price Slashing Sale POMEROY, OHIO 3 ethursday BIG DAYS DRESSES , and COATS This enli rl' fabulous g,roup of ladies coals and dre!ises carry thf' famuuli makl-rs label s nght on the garml'nt , for your e <1 ~ }· identification . . The line- up of famo.us brand namr!' look~ like the premil'r of a New York Ia· shion show openine: . . Read the ''Honor Rol! '' ?f h.- '·n ll u:un rs !hilt are bting offerro durm g thJ !i big Junior Executive Meeting Attended eFriday eSaturday 100% Cotton Double Crotch Reg. 29c pair 3 44( prs. for Our Price New FHrlct-New Colors DRESSES COATS eAll Sizes Available eDiscount Prices On Reg. $8.95 Volu11 s .88 .00 LADIES SPRING LADIES' FALL AND WINTER COATS HANDBAGS l8c and $1.88 MILUNERY 18c- $1.88 See this beautiful selection of ladies Hi.fa shion coats ... aaled your f·avorlte In lux. urv rur trimmed or untrimmed styles . . snft, lovely woolens and popular blended rabri cs . . . it's the opportunity to own a first quality high fashion roat at a frtittion of its orijlinnl selline price. Many colors to choose from. GROUP N0.1 3 PC. BATH ENSEMBLE GROUP NO.2- VALUES TO $24.95 $ each MENS NE'W SPRING COTION & AVRIL SEE' METROPOLITAN MOTORS each Your Choice 3 Pc. Bulld _yourself a wardrobe of high styled, bran-d named dresses. during this big tbree day sale .. . sel~t from Brand names you know at prices which will save YO\! up to '75"' Styles for every age, fashions for every event . . all from the hnes of the natlona leading dress designers . . . exciting fabrics In lovely colors and color combmatlons ... luxl!l'y fabrics that can be worn now ,and UJ:! into ~rly spring a.re all off~red in tbi• sensational End-0 -season close-out sale .... Every dress ,taken from. the regular ~tocka of aU other Stiffler Stores and combmed w1t:h the :Pomei.1JY. .stc,ra for thlS big sale ... Truly, It's an opportunity that you Will not want to m1ss ... Be m the early Ltne-up when the doors open Thursday morning .. , lt will also..tie st. Patricks Day, so if you are one of the lucky Irish, .it wiU be a double celebration for you. eBOBBIE BROOKS eJONATHAN LOGAN eKAY WHITNEY eLILLY LYNN eLADY CAROL JUNIORS • JUNIOR PETITES II MISSES e HALF SIZES IN HI-FASHIONS ••• AND CASUAL STYLE DRESSES Clost-9ut Group No. 2 LADIES' DRESSES I~~LUIS 3-DA Y SALE PRICE "p'e 00$ each SURFERS Asst. ColorsSizes S-M·L s .99 I $6.951 I Close-Out Group No. 3 LADIES' DRESSES :LUES 3 DAY SAIJ PRICE OO$ each I Clos•Out Group No.4 LADIES' DRESSES $1 0·951 ~:LUIS 3-DAY SALE PRICE 00$ each .97 Compere Itt $4.98 ..Sale Opens On St. Patricl?s Day--3 Big Days- .. Thursday, ~riday and Saturday Only ... So Head For Pomeroy! POPULAR RE'CORDING ARTISTS Manufadurers 45 RPM "GOLDEN HIT RECORDS" CLOSE-OUT HERMITS AND OTHER CURRENT HIT RECORDING STARS 15 OZ. SPRAY SPECIALS IHP • 1S OL Spr•y Window C!Hner eiS 111. Hair Spny 4 "'---159.95 5 HP 174.95 PICKENS:,HAtDWARE ..' ' ' t ALUMINUM PATIO FURNITURE 7 WEB LOUNGE $6.BB 6 WEB ROCKER $5.88 THE BEATLES- HERMAN'S 00 V. .: Compare At $1.89 $1.88 3-.DAY SALE PRICE ~ '• ' OPJN EVERY DAY•AI.L DAY ' . 773-5583 e IS&.......,. Stuch _ {, Fully Lined P!nticDropel 33: peir 6 WEB CHAIR $19·951 each .00 STURDY TUBULAR FRAMES TABLE America's Best Power Tiller Burl ..... .00 Compere At $1.79 DECORATIVE' S-TIER UTILITY Springfield Asst. Colors Sizes 10 to 18 uch pair "Your Ro.,.lor O..ltr" e ODDS AND ENDS FROM ALL OF OUR PRICE GROUPS SPORT SHIRTS Set Co111p11re At $1.99 POMIROY, 0. Close-Out Group No. 1 LADIES' DRESSES LADIES COTTON PLAID OR SOLID SPORT SLACKS .00 I ~ ME'NS NEW STYLE SHORT SLEEVE Ollve--Black- Loden Values To $16.95 $ r... I LADIES' SPRING TRIMMED ~ - __ .J.J=- - each US BRA D DRESSES .. NOW YOURS .• UP TO 75% OFF '" '"' •• HI·F11hlon Designs LADIES' SPRING LADIES SPRING OVER 1700 COATS & DRESSES MOVED TO POMEROY FOR THIS BIG SALE! .,' CREST TOOTHPASTE UNTIUMMED- EXCELLENT FABRICS AND COLOI FUR Choice '·' •• '" REG. 95c-lFAMIL Y SIZE) COnON TRAINING PANTS Tremwndousl Is the exclamation made by everv lady who ~ has hHn fortunate enough to have sttended one of thele big sales In the put .. ThJ& Is not 1 new typ& Slle for Slifrle-r's, It is the method usltd ev ery yur to cle1n-out all remalnln1 lnd.O·Suson co.ts and dresses from every Stiffler Store In the chain . .. This year the Pomeroy unit his bHn selected as the ule location1 trucks and Clrs have moved tvery colt and dreq remaining In dock from every one of the 14 other Stiffltr 1tores to Pomeroy for a fast three day s1le . Regular retail prices and all cosh h1ve been dlsregudecl In muking th.ese germ.ents to unhe1rd of low, low prlc" . over 1700 g~rmenl'l to chooH from at savings up (D 75%, and even more In some Instances. Your ,,' Our Price eNew Designs At Discount Price e BOBBIE BROOKS eJONATHAN LOGAN eKAY WHITNEY •tADY CAROL eLILLY LYNN ' each CHILDRE'NS SIZE' 2-4-6 !!ale. " Q $1.00 Spatula Not Included MARCH 17-18-19 FAMOUS BRAND NAMED BAYER ASPIRIN .00 WINDOW SHADES White-Egg Shell 42K7ft-42K81t. 36x7ft.-36K61t. VoJuH To $1.99 Plostic Drop Cloth 17!, ('" �Nt:W ltAVt:N ............ ..,. .. .,.... . . .....,..... ,...,. '• ftc m Classic aooc1 looks that IIIOit COIIIPIIII*III 111tm a J1111 llu• . . . . . S I ts II IPrilll CDiarl. ror full, tilt cuts ;: i1a ' t~r-.JIIil $8.99 ·~ liJZES AA-ll Spring Specials • Fn•ming Lumber eDoors ..................... • Flooring eWindows eCeiling Tile wss ePaneling • Plenty on Hand _ '** • ... --··- • New Furniture ONLY For All Your Needs- Low Prices ~99 PG.oo-- loio-.., Con-11111 r...,. LUMBER MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. PHONE' 773-5554 COLLE'CT-AND FREE' DELIVERY HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. MASON W.VA. MIDDLEPORT, 0. THURSDAY - FR '-SATURDAY .• • .•• MARCH 17-18-19 TEFLON COATE'D 9inch FRY PAN RIJI. 1.89 Val. Round-Up Of All End-0-Seasoo Coats and Dresses From Our 15 Stores Moved To Pomeroy For This Sensational Price Slashing Sale POMEROY, OHIO 3 ethursday BIG DAYS DRESSES , and COATS This enli rl' fabulous g,roup of ladies coals and dre!ises carry thf' famuuli makl-rs label s nght on the garml'nt , for your e <1 ~ }· identification . . The line- up of famo.us brand namr!' look~ like the premil'r of a New York Ia· shion show openine: . . Read the ''Honor Rol! '' ?f h.- '·n ll u:un rs !hilt are bting offerro durm g thJ !i big Junior Executive Meeting Attended eFriday eSaturday 100% Cotton Double Crotch Reg. 29c pair 3 44( prs. for Our Price New FHrlct-New Colors DRESSES COATS eAll Sizes Available eDiscount Prices On Reg. $8.95 Volu11 s .88 .00 LADIES SPRING LADIES' FALL AND WINTER COATS HANDBAGS l8c and $1.88 MILUNERY 18c- $1.88 See this beautiful selection of ladies Hi.fa shion coats ... aaled your f·avorlte In lux. urv rur trimmed or untrimmed styles . . snft, lovely woolens and popular blended rabri cs . . . it's the opportunity to own a first quality high fashion roat at a frtittion of its orijlinnl selline price. Many colors to choose from. GROUP N0.1 3 PC. BATH ENSEMBLE GROUP NO.2- VALUES TO $24.95 $ each MENS NE'W SPRING COTION & AVRIL SEE' METROPOLITAN MOTORS each Your Choice 3 Pc. Bulld _yourself a wardrobe of high styled, bran-d named dresses. during this big tbree day sale .. . sel~t from Brand names you know at prices which will save YO\! up to '75"' Styles for every age, fashions for every event . . all from the hnes of the natlona leading dress designers . . . exciting fabrics In lovely colors and color combmatlons ... luxl!l'y fabrics that can be worn now ,and UJ:! into ~rly spring a.re all off~red in tbi• sensational End-0 -season close-out sale .... Every dress ,taken from. the regular ~tocka of aU other Stiffler Stores and combmed w1t:h the :Pomei.1JY. .stc,ra for thlS big sale ... Truly, It's an opportunity that you Will not want to m1ss ... Be m the early Ltne-up when the doors open Thursday morning .. , lt will also..tie st. Patricks Day, so if you are one of the lucky Irish, .it wiU be a double celebration for you. eBOBBIE BROOKS eJONATHAN LOGAN eKAY WHITNEY eLILLY LYNN eLADY CAROL JUNIORS • JUNIOR PETITES II MISSES e HALF SIZES IN HI-FASHIONS ••• AND CASUAL STYLE DRESSES Clost-9ut Group No. 2 LADIES' DRESSES I~~LUIS 3-DA Y SALE PRICE "p'e 00$ each SURFERS Asst. ColorsSizes S-M·L s .99 I $6.951 I Close-Out Group No. 3 LADIES' DRESSES :LUES 3 DAY SAIJ PRICE OO$ each I Clos•Out Group No.4 LADIES' DRESSES $1 0·951 ~:LUIS 3-DAY SALE PRICE 00$ each .97 Compere Itt $4.98 ..Sale Opens On St. Patricl?s Day--3 Big Days- .. Thursday, ~riday and Saturday Only ... So Head For Pomeroy! POPULAR RE'CORDING ARTISTS Manufadurers 45 RPM "GOLDEN HIT RECORDS" CLOSE-OUT HERMITS AND OTHER CURRENT HIT RECORDING STARS 15 OZ. SPRAY SPECIALS IHP • 1S OL Spr•y Window C!Hner eiS 111. Hair Spny 4 "'---159.95 5 HP 174.95 PICKENS:,HAtDWARE ..' ' ' t ALUMINUM PATIO FURNITURE 7 WEB LOUNGE $6.BB 6 WEB ROCKER $5.88 THE BEATLES- HERMAN'S 00 V. .: Compare At $1.89 $1.88 3-.DAY SALE PRICE ~ '• ' OPJN EVERY DAY•AI.L DAY ' . 773-5583 e IS&.......,. Stuch _ {, Fully Lined P!nticDropel 33: peir 6 WEB CHAIR $19·951 each .00 STURDY TUBULAR FRAMES TABLE America's Best Power Tiller Burl ..... .00 Compere At $1.79 DECORATIVE' S-TIER UTILITY Springfield Asst. Colors Sizes 10 to 18 uch pair "Your Ro.,.lor O..ltr" e ODDS AND ENDS FROM ALL OF OUR PRICE GROUPS SPORT SHIRTS Set Co111p11re At $1.99 POMIROY, 0. Close-Out Group No. 1 LADIES' DRESSES LADIES COTTON PLAID OR SOLID SPORT SLACKS .00 I ~ ME'NS NEW STYLE SHORT SLEEVE Ollve--Black- Loden Values To $16.95 $ r... I LADIES' SPRING TRIMMED ~ - __ .J.J=- - each US BRA D DRESSES .. NOW YOURS .• UP TO 75% OFF '" '"' •• HI·F11hlon Designs LADIES' SPRING LADIES SPRING OVER 1700 COATS & DRESSES MOVED TO POMEROY FOR THIS BIG SALE! .,' CREST TOOTHPASTE UNTIUMMED- EXCELLENT FABRICS AND COLOI FUR Choice '·' •• '" REG. 95c-lFAMIL Y SIZE) COnON TRAINING PANTS Tremwndousl Is the exclamation made by everv lady who ~ has hHn fortunate enough to have sttended one of thele big sales In the put .. ThJ& Is not 1 new typ& Slle for Slifrle-r's, It is the method usltd ev ery yur to cle1n-out all remalnln1 lnd.O·Suson co.ts and dresses from every Stiffler Store In the chain . .. This year the Pomeroy unit his bHn selected as the ule location1 trucks and Clrs have moved tvery colt and dreq remaining In dock from every one of the 14 other Stiffltr 1tores to Pomeroy for a fast three day s1le . Regular retail prices and all cosh h1ve been dlsregudecl In muking th.ese germ.ents to unhe1rd of low, low prlc" . over 1700 g~rmenl'l to chooH from at savings up (D 75%, and even more In some Instances. Your ,,' Our Price eNew Designs At Discount Price e BOBBIE BROOKS eJONATHAN LOGAN eKAY WHITNEY •tADY CAROL eLILLY LYNN ' each CHILDRE'NS SIZE' 2-4-6 !!ale. " Q $1.00 Spatula Not Included MARCH 17-18-19 FAMOUS BRAND NAMED BAYER ASPIRIN .00 WINDOW SHADES White-Egg Shell 42K7ft-42K81t. 36x7ft.-36K61t. VoJuH To $1.99 Plostic Drop Cloth 17!, ('" �. I . ·~ .i. ..... 1'1! , tt''f z . ·~~ £.¥-ii . '11 ' af j, '! • ( w·,.,. .t w- "'C: .,. ~-r~ • ~ ~--~ ' FIRST CUTS ST. PATRICK'S DAY BUYS! BONUS BUY c REG. $1.49 5t()KI\Y FAIRMONT COTTAGE 1 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTITY EASY MONDAY LEACH SHILLELAGHS, SHAMROCKS AND SAVINGS WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO. ~!~ES ST. JOSEPH REG. 39c PAINTED WHITE EVERYDAY LOW PRICES I PLASTIC, 11 qt. PAILS ·:=H_ 22-.6Sc SUGAR· Thank JOAN OF ARC 5 LB. BAG KIDNEY· BEANS 303 SIZE c CAN - You CHERRY PIE FILLING N0.2 CANS s COFFEl MATI _ _ 11 INSTANT DRY MILK . . CARNATION..,._ 14 qt. SCOTT'S LARGI TOWIUPERT SEED POTATOES • .89 5 c 14Jb. 65 99c .t~ C lp, ~ ...... =~-n-oN_lll9c NAPKINS MAINE KENNEBEC OL SECTION 3 ft.long 12" High JELLO ~~ ·9c- GRANULATED c PICKET FENCE Childr·n's ASPIRIN . ....,... COLONIAL BAG REG. $1.00 ..._.. J9c W. ~~~-C:-17c BONUS BUY $ PERMANENT 101 FAMILY SIZI Middleport, 0. , LB. SHAMPOO··· c ~·OODLAND YELLOW lb. ONIONS . TONI JERGENS--$1.49 Value HAND With LOTION • - Free Soap "'T'S A HANDFUL '0 GREENBACKS YOU'LL BE'SAVIN AT FOODLAND THIS WEEK." Kanauga, 0. save 1 handful of greenbacks. HOME LB. T I Ny' s little green, shop for your needs here 1nd 00 COLGATE"·Reg. 98c MOUTH WASH-····· c 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 8 8c · I · .~ ':l, 4-..s CENTER CUT · CONTAC COLD CAPSULES · • oRANGE JU1CE LB. Sure 'n n- It's 1 gmt d1y for t1Mi ' , Irish. Even if you don't hail from the old sod, we're going to let you in on our wo..,. .!\. , .,.. derful St. P1trick's D1y Blrg1ins. Don I · :~ · ~loo a ~ ,~ t1Jco1 21b. l=Z-4; toxo,,. JELLY BEANS "' i4llol\' ro. h.Ps l9C JIJ:rillJ. /> $4 Os ( II V1luea ,.,. Assortment . . • Quality . . All Yours It Our St. Patrick's Day Specilll J , TINY'S lb.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO EGG---· BASKET··· $2.98 13 JIG SAW REG. $1.00 PUZZLES··· 5 LB. FRUITI NUT EASTER LAUNDRY 88 LARGE PLASTIC REG. $1.00 c BALLS - • • Lb. Fruit & Nuts · EASTER EGGS c each �. I . ·~ .i. ..... 1'1! , tt''f z . ·~~ £.¥-ii . '11 ' af j, '! • ( w·,.,. .t w- "'C: .,. ~-r~ • ~ ~--~ ' FIRST CUTS ST. PATRICK'S DAY BUYS! BONUS BUY c REG. $1.49 5t()KI\Y FAIRMONT COTTAGE 1 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTITY EASY MONDAY LEACH SHILLELAGHS, SHAMROCKS AND SAVINGS WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO. ~!~ES ST. JOSEPH REG. 39c PAINTED WHITE EVERYDAY LOW PRICES I PLASTIC, 11 qt. PAILS ·:=H_ 22-.6Sc SUGAR· Thank JOAN OF ARC 5 LB. BAG KIDNEY· BEANS 303 SIZE c CAN - You CHERRY PIE FILLING N0.2 CANS s COFFEl MATI _ _ 11 INSTANT DRY MILK . . CARNATION..,._ 14 qt. SCOTT'S LARGI TOWIUPERT SEED POTATOES • .89 5 c 14Jb. 65 99c .t~ C lp, ~ ...... =~-n-oN_lll9c NAPKINS MAINE KENNEBEC OL SECTION 3 ft.long 12" High JELLO ~~ ·9c- GRANULATED c PICKET FENCE Childr·n's ASPIRIN . ....,... COLONIAL BAG REG. $1.00 ..._.. J9c W. ~~~-C:-17c BONUS BUY $ PERMANENT 101 FAMILY SIZI Middleport, 0. , LB. SHAMPOO··· c ~·OODLAND YELLOW lb. ONIONS . TONI JERGENS--$1.49 Value HAND With LOTION • - Free Soap "'T'S A HANDFUL '0 GREENBACKS YOU'LL BE'SAVIN AT FOODLAND THIS WEEK." Kanauga, 0. save 1 handful of greenbacks. HOME LB. T I Ny' s little green, shop for your needs here 1nd 00 COLGATE"·Reg. 98c MOUTH WASH-····· c 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 8 8c · I · .~ ':l, 4-..s CENTER CUT · CONTAC COLD CAPSULES · • oRANGE JU1CE LB. Sure 'n n- It's 1 gmt d1y for t1Mi ' , Irish. Even if you don't hail from the old sod, we're going to let you in on our wo..,. .!\. , .,.. derful St. P1trick's D1y Blrg1ins. Don I · :~ · ~loo a ~ ,~ t1Jco1 21b. l=Z-4; toxo,,. JELLY BEANS "' i4llol\' ro. h.Ps l9C JIJ:rillJ. /> $4 Os ( II V1luea ,.,. Assortment . . • Quality . . All Yours It Our St. Patrick's Day Specilll J , TINY'S lb.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO EGG---· BASKET··· $2.98 13 JIG SAW REG. $1.00 PUZZLES··· 5 LB. FRUITI NUT EASTER LAUNDRY 88 LARGE PLASTIC REG. $1.00 c BALLS - • • Lb. Fruit & Nuts · EASTER EGGS c each �• ' ·; ' 1 et.Extra Cash The Want Ad Way wtNr. "''b' lealllltl, Pomero)'.J41ddleport, 0., March 10, ltee - - -·--- U INFOIMA TION ...., ............ .. .. ••• M. ' '"· . tSfGNS 111-11111 .... _ __ , )IOlUitiONI Wlh ._. .. CM.......II tftl A, M. FOt - .. ltUIDMtltJH KIIUU.ATIONI 65 Forcl Felcon Future 4 Door _ _ $2095 Tl'l• flvbllllllf' ttllihll fM fttht tt N•f Ot rtiMt lftl ftllhtil •Dtettiond..._ trren lfttlftt M ,.,.,leo ltnfltMIIA ..Iy_ Tl.. IIU.. Mahtr •••• net 1M ,..,.Mill.. ,., ... .... ........,.. A too COBA SELECT. SIRES, INC. g Use lhe breeding serviCe White saves you money. can lor aDd COBA service OWr W~ode, fl7110. Tech., PomerOy, WY or Cheater 985-114&. ltc 3 II !Ole ------STRAWBERRY Plants; P r e-1' Station W1gon, 81500 actual mllea by local owner. Like new 700x14 tires. Spare has never been out. Dark III'Hn oulllde. Radio and heater. Bll 8 •llilne. St. tra01. Show room clean. IN MASON Modern R1n1h Style HOUSE I ~dro0m1, will to ·~all,..,_ POl SALI !!164 CORYAIR M _ onZI ~aile transmiulon. sidewlll tires, · radio heater. Low mtleaae. Phone WY 2-2~. 3 18 Pomeroy! Motor Co. · • OIIAUTT CANCII.I.ATIOMI --'-~~~~-­ lr PRED LASSWELL. pet, ·panell!l, air !!OIIIIiUollld. Between Pomeroy It · o~.,ter. Ol!.io 011 llil~te 7. Prleed to ltll.;: " ... l-IE WAK!S UP I I 60: s1 MAXWILL HOUil or CHAII & SANIOitN COFFEE Pomeroy Motor Co. I I 79c 6 s1 Onion Sets, white or yellow Kennebec Seed Potatees llr HCWIII Sci-INEIDEil I Blaettnars i. j ~WH~IT~l~H~~~~~~---------------. SUGAR SERVIT OLEO - __ I l mler, Dunlap, Robinson, Ca"' and windows, lb. skill, Paymaster, Fairfax, I RAfl& umlnum siding. Priced reas· , . Sparkle, Artnore, Dorset, VerFINE GRANULATED t Ctl'l I IHM' .v.rtl eu IIIMI'IIIa onably. Can be seen at 7'13 Minimum Cfllptl 10 Clftll mllllon. Streamliner and Sup- iiiifiilirOtiienAilbl n C•n" " ' w...o ,., ntree c., 64 Olds 88 4 Door _ _ _ _ _ $2149 er-fection ever-bearing planL•I IVrt!cldna.[ Grant Street, Middleporl. HCUIIWt lnHriiDrll 3 l5 6tc black raspberry, red rasp-, Used p3rts for cars • " ' c•m Olsc:ount of! ••II IICb •nd •II jYII wltiUn 10 d•yt. Auto. trans. Radio, heater, power brakes and steering. berry, blackberry, aaparasus, trucks. Complete Une of CAID OP fHAMKI • OIITUARIU 11.11 .., H ...,. MiniMuM. IMIII Blue finlah. Spotleu clean interior. A real buy. rhubarb. 3 varieties of grapes. ed brake lining for all ~-. _LI• ., LJ_ --'•• ••lltion•• .,,,.. 1c. ' Leave your order at the aenger CMS. Rebuilt gent.ra-1 """ftw ,..U'I'I1 lb. OFFICI MOURI l t:IO A . M. .. ltH ' · M. Oeltr Midway Markel. WY t-2&82. tors and clutch P.lates. llhlfiMY t:tl .It M. t6 12tDI NMII IT'I 10 aAIY 3 18 3tc Ull!d and rebuilt parts POMEROY - ROUTE 7-cl08t 1 TO 'LACI A RISUL r PRODUCif\11 ta""t~ "' M "' o"'o"'EL ~ A -= For ~ d"" C o-pe ou -,l n , .used. Now open to In, 2 story frame home, OP!N IVIS. 9:00 P.M. WANT AD you beltG', 8 a. ni. to moms (4 bedrooms), f u I lood condition. WY 2-3271. p. m. Sundays 10 a. m. to basement wltll utility room, : ,_.ROW, OHIO PHONE WY2·2156 =O""C==ccc~·-3__J8 &tc _ P. m. Located 12 rnites north hot air furnace' heating, nice Notice for Rent . 1813 HARLEY Scat motorcycle. I of Pomeroy on St. Rt. 7. Ph. front porch, aarage, large I Y,anted, '";;;1115oii0i2211'1iiiii.;iilii==•3...-3=;ll POMEROY lot. $14,000.00. :::""---"" Hiland Chapel starting March . I ' Like new, WY 2-3271.3 18 3tc 1ir - 1% story frame,jl lt-""'.....,,.,.....,......,......,,.,..~-=:-"":' -- ...... ---17 weekend meeting Rev. TRAILER LOT. Rutland, five BULLDOZER WORK. ReaMn-1 . - - -- -- · EXPERIENCED I rooms, baih, cellar, gas Int.. ~• "" s.,;,l ••••• {l'Oeil Manley. E~erybody[ mites from Pomeroy. Pftom· able_. depend, able, and ex MOTORCYCLE. 1984 Honda Su· · Aut Sales Not" ••• c"t 1.... .00 s 11 y 2 22118 CC 1 Llk WHEEL heating, out of hijh water. 0 I Toto! ......,..,., o.ooo.ao welcome. Pastor Edsel Hart. H 2-5613. 3 16 30lc penence. . . per Hawk, 308 eng ne. e A ood rt 0 l ""'""· n... 31, ,.., 13,1!03.21 · one 3 15 IOtc new, ~- Oak Street. New g prope ~· n Y ltill PLYMOUTH Fury, auto· Toul Exp~odttur" ''" D•l•noe 3 18 ..., o•·E ""' " H W V 882 2318 AliGNMENT t'ARM - • ACilES matte transmission. Powet ' ll«•m..r "· 1.,. '"~"-"' ~-unty coon HuntBrown's Tra1·1er Park. 'liners1 aven, · a., • · ""60 1 d TilE MEIGS co " 3 18 6t on • wp., I!Ctes c ean an steering Call WI 9-2054 Lar- L• Nc " ROOM FUND1==::-:::-:-:-:--c::-:-- -...- --".~·. 1 1005 3 15 Gtc· WELDERS I.HB.H frl Assn. is sponsoring a ville, WY 2-3324. •nd weII fenced , balance w0011ed, ry Wolfe.· Anv reasonn b'l e o1. ""'""· aeulph _January lntollltt• 4 shooting match Sunday from FURNISHED --room over Porn- PRODUCTION WILDIRI MIXED HAY. Phone 985- !75. IRAKE SER·V IQ plus 2 story 7 room frame fer will be :iccepte<l. 3-J5-3tp ~~~":f ~~~~~~· -L•"''" 'l:l~::; noon till dark at tlleir club eroy Wine Store. Man onl.v. TACK WILDIIIS 3 16 3tc 1 home, with water - ---c-· - - ,-- -;'''"'' Subold> -Milk m ... PIPI WILDIRS -··- --·--1959 Thunderbird, whtte With Total Recelpt.11 11.014.14 house on Snow Ball Hill $5.00 a week. Frank Fugate, STilL FITTIRS :tiO ft. Schult Camper Trailer. lnd good water base- red and while interior Also T'"' ·" '""""'' ••l•noa 11'"'·• for the public. WUI shoot for W 2-5293. 3 II tfc LAYOUT Ml~ Fuel Oil heater. electric re-, ment, forced hot I 1959 Ford Galaxle door, .:~:.,~~;:;~" hams and bacon. 12, 16, 20 FURNISHED 3 room STEEL FABRICATORS frl•erator. cook stove with ' corn 130 x 40], crib, new . ~, C p,,.,.,, '""''" - coo•• 1.105.10 -•·tg 3 16 51 Prevalllnl union Wl . . lcllt D 'NY 2 2193 , b automatiC, $;.4,000 mt es. a 11 Suppllu anti Food 11.5150 gauge ..N uns. c men!. WY 2_5435 212 For Furthor tnformotlon oven, sink, cabinets, windows ' omeroy lock milk house, several oth- Ri h d Fl k J Chester Equlpmont , aeo·• SHOOTING MATCH- Shotguns, stll Avenue, Middleport, Ohio. telophone (<ollectl wltll screens, electric brakes, ' er buildings. Oh~o~'Pho~ 9s~is5. ' ~~~~E,:O:n:i:'.:':::"'"' 17.:g:~ ._ , II• 14191691·2475 complelely rebuilt, ready for •L . CIINiliTIIJNING Refrt&er· ALBERT M. COX, BROKER , HI'""· Do<Omber "· "" '"" Sund.y' March 20, .t Amerl 1 3 •1 ... or appl~ In person I J k R ,..~ WY ·> 11 61C Total Expendlture,. plus Blllntl. · can Le•lon Fonn Rutland --- -Monda• t ru Solurdo•, covering, $275. Call New tllon oerv oo. ar ., "" ..,. 2-3830 E p . Do"m"" "' 1811' 11...... • • . • ·NICELY furni shed 2 • • watton, Nee lta•en, Phont EvtniDit WY %-Uti AIR CONDITION D 1061 onu- TtTL< II·A ' " " " 1 882 2223 8 51 1 Ohio. 3 IS 4tc 1apartment, Ml'ddleport. I"Y e.m. lo h.m. en, W. Va., ' 3 16 31 .,., B 'II bl d h t '""• " ,,.,.am> " AMERICAN SHIP ro •.....-riNI • • de ,.. 3 II 3tc l .:!' onneVJ e ne an w t e D.llam:e. Janunry J, lQQ Nono I STEWART'S GUN SHOP~· Rut- , 3874. 3 3 tfc BUILDING CO. c " f d~r hardtop sedan. Hydro- r,~·~lpt;;,.,.,, nooc. UIO .OD land, Ohio. Lola ef new guns . THREE and four room fur~ish· COMPLETE pest and termite •HOUSE - 3S aeres City water malic, radiO, heater, vmyt """"'" Lunrh 1Ut 2245 Fronl It, and reloading equipment. wm . ed and unfurnished apar1 Toledo, Ohio fERTILIZER control services. 20 years ex- ; Gil wen and ml~eral rights. upholstery, white side walls, :::~::: """•'• a,3Je.• buy, sell or trade. 3 16 12tc l1 ments WY .-5434. 12 6 An equal opportunity Landmark's Got pertence. &aches. rats, oth·l Good investment property lor speed senlry, tinted. glass, ::~':~!'·~~;' w., .. 1.140.01 employer or household peats. Free ea- larae 111ke siR. Se!n by p,p- . l'l!mote control outSide rrur- '''"" "'"'"'" :Ma.oo •·· and I nspecl!On. · N01 pointment only. w 2-3271. · dsh'1e ld was hers, back Trml Metlical c.,, Cost ftl fl EVERYTHING I1ma... ,I ror, wm 1114.10 apartment WY 2-5385. WEDDING EXPLANATION Wby drive M miles, when salesmen. New termite con. 3 13 7tc l up tights. Power: steering, <on,.,mabl• , .. J:Ipo••••t• " I . Supplies aaoo I 21 tfc at our trot pan. Meigs county's On· - -- brakes, wmdOW8, 6-way sea I · Non·E-'<pendnbt• suppllet l:i.oo Scientists believe the bed you can ge I deuvery area warehouae. Call us for ed If' b t Re turn to u 8 T ....... l'liAII.Ek I..OTS lree oew of Pitch Lake on the PHOTOGRAPHS tpedalizN 9ervlce - Bulk ly borne own company. AI· FOR SALE- 42 acre farm. 61 Not a tlcream pu I u Total Expebdi~n.r~J••· ...... t.a.=·: to have been I rr.,din8 Available _ We ·~f lilr>.d ••ter Brown'll l'rall of Trmidad lied pest and termite cont:·ol rooms and bath. Te n wbere else can you get all Tntol """'".'"""' ptuo a.""" · . December 31, 100' tJIIII Of Tht Qu•lity You er Park ISttate Approvedt formed from petroleum, which ~so Can ~ply Liquid Nl· eompany. 6011 W. Main St.. mlnutea drive from Pomerny, this for only $99$ ? J obn R'ch 1 - TITLE 111 FUND· 0 MinersviJJe, Ohio, r"bOOe W\ became mixed with earth ma::1;,1 ~ str~:::bti~smlx~~ l'\1rneroy, Ohio. WY 2-3159. Route lf3, HarriMnville Rd. I mond, 814 East Main St., ~~~~~~'., .~.. Will Volue For M .14 terials long ases ago. W324 I II IDIIerlai1 available. All at 2 18 50tp WY 2-8321 or WY 2-3618. Pttmeroy. Tel : WY 2-2451. • ...,.,. - Tro..,.,., --;;=;;;--=:--:-::-:;-;:cc:c;:-c;-= From Geoer•I Fund 71'1 ... A Lifetime 2 25 It t.m.fl FOUR ROOM furnished apart· Dew 1 Ph~r;,yey. 2_2181 antTI'S, Dairy and beef sirel. _ _ _ _ _ __:3:......::13=-..:t:: fo 1 •======liiii=--•ciiij [ i~~~••~,:i," ··- 2-3 _ 658. _ u 15 For Sale Minimum of $6.00 per cow. II Th"m~Fox "'" c.,.. GROVER'S STUDIO I ment WY To all farmers for :.~:~IIIOUSE FOR SALE, Owner 63 Pontile _ $1,875 ~Tto·M!~',.:''a....,bu1 MIDDLEPORT, modem I LARGE It'e tr-·'erred• 5 roomo • bath , . Catalina sta. waaon. Ooe I ·, • proof -••!•, • POMEROY tion or aervice, call enen "'"" 111.10 WY 2-2475 Pomeray ' furnished 3 iOOI!lll and bath J -~·· bedroo full b Totol Euon4ttouoo 1 1'17#1 _ _ ..,.,.,..._, _ ..,. _..., __ ,. __ ,.,""' _ "'~ -· apartment. Low uWities. large National cash register. OHIO WY 2-22M, Pomero}, ms, asement eareful owner. Power steer· ..,,.,, "-mbu , Noao 11 10111 1. 1 See R s Gregory at • ,.__ with hill bath and shower, ID• I< brak... Hy.Jram•tic T""' kpeB411.,.,. '"" lelonaa, ~liTICE TRUCK GROWERS i Coati Buildlnc, WY 2-5141. · · ._...,.ter. I Bed heauel ,_ drive. Shows good care. De<em...,. n. 111011 Lm., Order your southern cabba•e . 2 24 tfc Store, 6:30 a. m. to 5 p.m. in aPWLNG enc o ,...ezeway, Allns AND LIAIILITIII . 0 ' P 3 16 6tc hclt W. Carsey, Mgr. ""' macblnel, ••••1e, (arden, e1~1·c he"', 1 60 Chevrolet_ $795 .usoT·K•Mau "· "" and tomato plants now. Char·, TWO 1'RAlLKR SPACES omeroy. __ -· hi!r~e:~,w~· l'iiJ~~~fflJ~:"'~~~~ 91ce, aD malllll. ..- •"-• phone New Haven, ~" 882-2232. "' VB Impala 4 dr . .Sedan. Like -'""' I"' R Harris. Portland, Ohio ' rent In the Vlllage ol Middle- ONE MARTIN 71> RUG WEAVING - Also rugs The Fabric Sbop, IO etp new turquoise flni•h. Auto· f' . ' Z i!' " "' ••• ....llfl 3 Phone 143-2693. J 3 port. Call WY 2-3348 or WY outboard motor. Priced $30. lor sale. Betty .JOOnson, Aulborized 8Jqer Slll!l malic shill. BwldiDD \ loSE weight sately witll 2-2111 or WY ~. WY z.mtl. S 15 cine, Ohio, Bowman's ::;[r-•Ser=•i;;;ce.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;;•;;;;;tre;;;;;IJOR SALE: 7 room bouse with =r'";.';~ 11 30 111 A-met tablets. Only 98c uc 1li6 ACRE FARM • miles back Road, WI 9-213f. s 10 ·1• .:-' Ptwwe, llpriDc ~~.::;::~::;; ltark Pharmacy. 3I lnsuriMe from Cheshire. Phone WY m,Dlf~· 1 p:~ ,_..,,,Ohio ~:l rr , says gel 3205. 3 15 61C our third..-1 floor budget Exce.. Agel• or lloflelonor \tJ1'1 'MUBll...E 111111. . . &eel Mlddlshop.rl IT$ GREATEST lllU8E for life,· ilOf Hamilton ~~========== IT-t,ofl llOM,l1 PH5 tableta. Fut ~~::;:/ _ .. ~ 7 1. _ .,_ - .. 350 BALES llaller Funuture, epo · AT .. ..,., """ , _ -r-• Oldo. 11 JJ tfC ' I C - DIIT .u Only l8c at Stark _.-1 lil:enllf 0111 n Mill all. Get good price. WY ••,.,.,I Plain or with pepperoni, St., Middleport, MSOO. Call Legal Noti ce &oHDI AND NOTII .,..,,,.. for Wllldl loncl Dlltt 31 IUUC' 3 15 6tc I -=========;;II sausage, mushroom, ham or WY 2--532f. 3 3 tte PINANCIAL IEPO OT W11 Cr•otecllchoof CenttrvctiM"'Dru=:::CI:::oos=-H"'o_m_em_ad-,-e'"'P;;:i-n..:a,j PiiDim~~;j'"'iiV.CeCo;> j =u=P=R"'IG:::,HT =-=Il"e-ep'"'F_re_~~e. - · Ia ~ ·· BANNER TRAVEL combinations. Ji'OR SALE: Brick hiitiae-;-8 IOAAD ~ !~~<A TION Ou!J!tancltq, Dtc!, 31 , 1114 •.ooo.ao itf!deeme(l 11-Mo. Period IOc, 'lk, and $100 size,. De- teo made at 1op1 papero. cubic feet. WY 2-6321 or WY I TRA I LERS ,. or 12" ll•o _75c lo 1.50 I'OIIII1J and bath. New forced '"D:;::,::.i~~~. ·~ Bala nce OUtatandlnf, , coun. becember :n, 1985 lu>e Pizzs, Jl 50 J2ck's Dat. birth record• aod almost any 2-3618. __ _ 3__13 ttc Contp.er. Ceny.Out Service air lurnlce. % llnlsbed baae- ..,1,..., La<ll """' ·DtftrktPOI'IMrl'f', 1'ot.l 0Ufltandint .. .. and atent. Front and back ... --· ,,..,... December 31, liOIJ ., Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tfc other docunrenb. FOR SALE - Potatoes, CALL WY 2~ ~ ..... 1·.·. MeDIII....M.•,.,,o., .. 13.0110.00 report to De llate of lnlerut I per ~at ' Help Wanted Reoter lallorooce, P<uneroJ tes R. Harris, Phone SKAMPER Pick up At G. & G. CAFE ~..'!?'· WY 2-3612 by ..:,:t"' '"" '•"•wtno Datil of .F1a&l llliturtiF 1177 8clhftl c.n.trvtn.,._ . I 4 etc 33 111 W. MAIN POMEROY a,...,..._,, 2 25 tic W•- L. loll• 0Utelandlnr Dec, 31. liN 11.000.00 12· Mo. Period - -~ CAMPING TRAILERS ~C"':':"'""'i""';"'~l'J J'OR SALE - Seven r o om •• ,~•:·~.~;:":: IEdUCIIian 1.000.00 ,,,..,ua.ot Redeemed BalaiJl"e Outltandlq. CARRIER WANTED AliO make your resen•a· brick ' house with batP and ~== r:~•llon 11 mUll December 31, ltJGS JO.OOO.OD Total OutstandJni • DAILY tlon for Rentals now nl repairing. In Pomeroy an outbuildinn corner lot • one a.lul•• ...,., lnroumont for e~ •nd Wqn December 31 liMII JO.OOO.OIJ ACROSS aaa. of Ia~rest Middleport area. WY 2-3792. ICI'e Of ground OUt of high CASH RICONCIL IATION DOWN 2l.llaI per ctnt BIG BEND ' Total Fund Bal ance!. l . Novel D•le of Final Mlltlll'lt, l.Chair Wailan BunERNUT AVE. 19.079.90 OreMI Total lftdeMNnou2 17 30tp water. Good garden plots and Dmmbo• :n. '""'' 6. Slupe.q 2.Reglou fOOd TRAILER SALES OUtllandfnl' 0.0. 31, IQM 110.00001 ll. We;rd HEATING, PLUMBiNGRuro 10me fruit trees. Could be . ~"'"' 3.B&y ...., 18.18 Rtde.mtG .U. Mo. hrloQ 22.BmaUer 1 ooo ·oo I 13.603.27 JZ, Large:.t city VICINITY window Balaca Oatrto • ' . U. Elolttt ROUTE 124 Doxol 11o111e Gas. Arnold BI'Oo divided into good 1.381.66 Deofmber :u.~ Ii in Nebraska «.Vex 2."i. Foot13.000.00 At 81/l'acuse Corporation tilers. E. Main Street lots. Priced to sell. Call WY I lt 4113.11 Total OutstttndiiiJ, 818 \ 13. S~d rove.r .. 5. At!irmastools APPLY AT Dfocoembl!'r 31. IltM ings l'omeroJ. 9 21 11c 5156 after f p. m. weeks 83.0110.00 uve 26.Yarn 1 tro.2l • 11, ltc ELECI'ROLUX Sweeperhas J•nce , I H. Engi;,U, or IV¥ 2-56&7. 38 e. Pliny or mea,s.. 18.071.10 Auet'IONED g~ suction, all cleaning atCato ure The DAILY SENTINEL ·~ 15. •••••• ALANCII LIGAL NOTICI One kind ot T. Doclors" c •. Sea ... 28. "Yes,.. NDITUlll tachments on wheels. GuaranPA,TRICIA GAIL .JDLL. 'dOle Plate WY 2·2156 surgeon group In Crtn BradiCIN of ret!ldenee U untno,... aad canaot teed. Only 4 paymenl• $5.16 10,4...':111.68 be . .:ertalDM, .-ill t•IDa IIOUCII that Pomeroy . 16. EJ~:ciumaMochonlc St. 8.Head of Spalo 11.838.54. on the 14th 41.7 of Febru117• U.. ttl• WrHe. l'laao • Coatad t!on each left. WY 2-2685. hoaYJIIalr 29.Bobby'• 38. ••caro 2.288.32 PlaJnt.llt. Harry 1. HW. tn.c~ hlJ A. .;, BRADJI'ORD e. uDtt ot u. CAR AT : 17. Trawlers COtuln Nom .. • 14.143.32 JJeliUnn 1ialnd Ut In tha c.urt of 3 14 6tc . abbrevJa.lumtnattoa 31, Well'ht tO.Rippod lllebte, OliiD Common Ple.u et Meta CountJ", OlUoo ONCI. Apply iD pet'IOII. I tlon 99.3M.t2 ta Case No. 13.899, prQiaJ tor SIN=G-=E=R =-s=E=w"'I=NG'"""' M"a<7hine in lO.BumM.t en. 34.. Impleu. Kll1 I I liD 11,8.73 8 room house . _ and other reuet 1111 llle JI'OUU. Sttak House. 3 I tic , ll.lltdlan heroine ments t3. JeliJflb beautiful new Rwlng table. 16,014.&6 ef ..Uilul lbsenct~ for more tllan , muJblrry 16.Coxa bella, full buernent, 894 3B.Defles anrt'OM BUTCIIBIIIICG !1,316.80 a. year, mAtellal Said eau•e· wUI H for Equipped with dial c0111rol to WAilTED: Dpertenced med> . !f. PM! h117.87 burin& Ob and after tba 3let dQt of !9. Deea.y 36. Begone! U.l!exlela 1111 St., Middleport. Phazm: 133.8'18.fNI .uarm. 1981. anlc lor minor partl tnstalla· ' 21. Jumbled 20. Small boat 31. Peel "" zaa. buttonhole, overcast, mtttng. Wtu bDy hides Indian :.ncy deaiiJil, sew on buttons, MAlnday. PhD Meier, Pbol•l Pt. Pleaaanl&-2607. lion service. Must be mature, 1 22 109 719.78 Web•&er ~tza. BILL, Platat:tff I"' I• ~ I"' I" II II tfe tfY WID. 9 18 23M3.2'7 Attomen l.or PkiaUfl ete. Sa<rlfice for 8 payments with ability to maiJI&e de· : 23: Onek 00; JB.212.M tm 1e, u, aa a. 1, ... q, a "" II 3.3te.BO partment and sell parts. 21.Beginn;ng e&.ll each. WY 2-2185. IARL GIWBSER, 1.3TI' .67 Good working conditions. In 29. Island off 3 14 8tc 158.320.46 and lle>IID&. MlDemllle II.. Grtece · Iettor, 1tate experience, ·~ ref· 31). Egyptkon IIE =REF="' o=RD ::--cs"" AL ~E =--- 31 -bulls, Ohio. End your aewer ~ 105.93'-'78 Clrd. Of lhlnlcs 9.&40.00 erence1 and woges oxpocted. godde .. 25 females, Southeastern Ohio les. We have all llzes ~· ~" 17,660.33 I WANT TO thank au who sent Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, 31. Trifie 5.326.80 Hereford Assn., Spring Sale, dlldllnll. ReaiONbJe 8oJ IliA. Z f Ue 32. Talttalum: .1.377.17 me the lovely and cheering Horned and Polled. Saturday, Call WY S.29'/t, cla1 or Dlglll.l 240.110.11 get wen cards and tlleir I I& tic ~-- · alp Malf. or Female - HOURLY 1I II. Trafllc good Wishes during my Dlness 13.800.27 EARNINGS U and up for , Ill. Perform March1 19th, 11a1e p. m.Show Rock Sprlnas ~u~~n 622.61 in the hospital and at home, Min or Woman on aerYiee I• ;: ~ Fairp'Gunds, Pomeroy. ~~~90 Thank you. Ml's. Edna B. Hall lnttnel. roUte II city of Middleport. I: f/1: Hell4 3 14 31c Don't Stll Yourself Shoril JGb&. ~ . . . . . pay, Short FUND I II lie S.\td own hours. No inveat,. ( coverlop STIJFF, sure null IICESIION.OEPREIIION lUPER I0.4:J8 .61 Auto Sllel Dlllll, nperience required. !, U. Frel&lrt Tbat's Blue Lustre lor deanPROOF IUSINISS Help 'Wentecl \\'rite Watkins Produeta, !De., 33.o:J8.83 iDC ftlil and upholstery. Rent EXCII'TIONAL "tGH Jl.tl, W'mona, Minn. ~- Shakespear4.111.17 ....lc ~ $1 p IARNINGS e,"""' 6i.I• •'IJ IIALEBMAN WANTED -1 daya ~ ""ampooer . omPART, TIME ·WORK 3 If 31c 1! ean sprlt~ travel, 4 days at home. Man troy Cement Block Co. FOR ADDED INCOMI 119.87 141' 3 l( Itt W1ntad To Ivy over 45 for shOrt tri~ near 1.233.12 b.Uable JAm or penGJ\11, male or 99.33l.12 Pomeroy. Worth up ta ...000 W'P\ed !or llllJ INa to 99.3&1.12 AN'l1QUE ~"!!r"llure, dishes, : t1.:~~ l'\7 ~~ EXCELLENT, efficient and ec· fenutle. audle the world famOUJ R. c. A. ta $12,500 In a year, pJ 01 • mlocettantous Call or \lrhe : j 41. tlntldy onomical, tllal's Blue Lustre IJt..ni•, Q.E. and Wtfti.D&IloUN 10111,,••,. TILJVISION •nd RADIO TUBES regular cash bonus. Air Mall carpet and upholstery clean- .sd throulb our llttlt m.Gdem 2,111.88 =~ If. DAILY <l&if'iGQUOTE - Here's how to wom li: tuM t.tlnJ nd men!IUID· M. A. Moore, VIce President ....10.81 er. Rent electrie shampooer \J'pe 4IIIDI WUU. WID not lnWrfen t~t ! AXYDLBA..t.J:• TeKas Refiner)' Corp., Bo~ with ,-our ,uent entplllymeuL To of PupllJ fl. ll'aker Furniture Co. II L o N 6 I' II Lo.J.o 0 W 1,#18.88 Ol1lfJ YOa mwt have: 13..,80.00 ApneJ• 20.G33.71 711, Fort Worth, Texas, 78101, 3 14 6tc Caob Avalltbl• Jmmedl•telJ, Car, TRUCK DBIY!RS un~· lettaolbqtiJIIallda f.-'DCA-.111. tide a1 • .1 .<! .A. Ia u.se4' of School Plant t4.eua.oa I ttan boQr. weeki', Could Det ... llllMenllDC!II I 11 6l.t! lleml or Strall!ht for Lbe Uo, lt for tbe two 0'1, ete, llingle letters, apoo. II to IP(IO,OO ptr month tn JOW' . . , . Umt, Thlf COII1P4117 will Dietel er Gu lropltlea, IIIIIID&tl& IIIII toi'Qlatlon of tile word! are all hlnto. KEEP YOUR carpets beautif1Diaclal ..... Lance to tun ,...:~::;: Finn Mlchi'*Y ful despite constant footsteps edllld Aget 21 - • ...h daJ lilt Glllle . _ ""' different. 111M If dteliH. Do aot auwer ua· ... lull! cunne11 for tha time of 1 buly family. Get Blue Hlil OOllG& • door Sedan va. lomo eaperiMee helpful but A Orntopam Qrrl.U• •• IIASSEY. ... tnvelltlftlnt. 1oo,,...,.. l>lowi · II'ERGU80N diesel Lustre. lleDI eleetrle shampoo- -bcona• llhrU lmmedia14'1J, Power•~· not neceSI!IIry. You CaD em1l HQEXBYFRWPII IJ'Pitl' XVQPWKII i dllb, II10nr llld front . er $1. Picken's Hardware Co. ........,. ..,,. II set up for JOU. lrlllllllllllon, 7 10011 -W• 11ee.,. loeaUou. end loader, Pearl Wftllama Inc. 3 If 6tc -atlllnl. IObeJUq, or experlenc!e · - per For hour after . . . i' HI' Jll II PI' P Z F PW PH Q P E.-PU QZFP• (5 nsular and z snow). train~ appllratimt Phone WY 2-6821 or WY S. ... DeNIIary, --- l0.S7U3 mechanical condition. ~·· 1 .:. write Ration Wide Semi Dlo I' R 111 ONE GARDEN Simplicity Ro- rer Jlenoaal tntemew In 71Nr I 13 6lp u.arr.• . 2318. owner, $350. WY 2-3191 ,..,., H llndd Tcmitll eltr. Wl'lta. p)eue lnelUdt phone lary tiller, one 1as ~t plate, Y. I I :'• OIJS I patu SOQ MIJttOI AM LIKm 001(.. WY 2-31166. 3 15 lllllg., 1• Oirwlfl A-, 10me llllall tools, window tan u ..::~Flrst Rulllian setUement In CRETI!l--THOROUOHLl' ytXJ!D .AND PliliiMAHIIIN'llil' BlmDton, Oblo. Or can 513and mandolin. Shennan BusTILEVISION 1959 RAMBLER Station Wagon. "'''"'" aska was established In 17" ....... Threes .. 337 3 • W, • I I IJI.SII-1671 IIIIT~ a1nta on Kodiak fallirk, Bradbury, Oblo. J J( Sip Ia ..oewlljltiAI. Oltfe 4411• Private $61JIJ. owner1 '150. Call I J5m. SJc • 1tl 1111 1110,1 Ullft ffll IM.t'f'W ....,..... ..........,_HEWON'T MISS 'EM 'till. .Bachner's Super Market APPLE SAUCE Write c/o r!ta Dally ltntlnef ........H l'omtrciy, 0. ~. lEN CAS~Y :~tS IS TRULY EXCEPTIOIVAL ).l. l< SYSTfM ! 1r J W A~'ffili~G 1 CA"-! DO I WAI<E UP. STUPID! , ~~~ ---· __ / IiH. WHAT ..W ME.AtJ ! that Jf l put in • ~ on·~ ,Juo~ ! he;w .,, hJ <; t11011 th •. G.cleon. ~---- LJOU ~·21":1 1 tne ao1Jann1 ~ 4 qe:~ o:ro;>6 the iaea t h~t the ma.:hine de liver' .-;.o:enoid '"" '"''"'' L ...... :E BORN LOSER ~0·:\0! t•A LQ::KEDIIllll€ .(;r;J.. A<ID ~OU Ulli' Tb6f ~~ f,]O ;J !JTF=:::::::!~ I DICk TRACY 1\f'--.: . (,')~. I ~lfJ"' 1 ~;f.'~~~ . "'7 ' .... ..,_,... :00i pIZZA Blaettnars I . 1. :•:.=..:u· • _ ____ _ _ __ _ ... . .1 ~~~~ ~: ~-~ ~~ .... 9:30a.m., ~~~~=~~==~=~ .. . "''~~'''' ,, ,,, ... r •11 r ' C, i] ( :.?:'.( 1()1 \b ,' -'1 ~ , r--. ." l t-< 1. (· r.J : ~ ~- 1. 10~ ·, ' l\.IHif C,ur l . ;r ''; l -- , A ~~ T!:=:r.'TJ.IJI:.~.-: 1 I r. .:li' ~c. ~; anu ~l,G~; ' f.lW; 1J;t ~~JIL}~ 1 M'l(.i/=" r.:ul·: ;·, ttM: ~ l";\111 ;. , ~-!Y ' .. I ·".1 . _ .... / !:':·;,,....,'!!,· .......... ' ... ;.. ~· ¥1'~·~ ,-.,, "~·--11··~ ................. <:'t"•ll.-~ ~ By RA!8URN VAN IUitiN ABBIE AND ILATS ! PEANUTS IT WOULD AP ,Etllfl THAT H ~ IS S1!LL IR~ATHiNG. THE- QUESTION1 h'OWfVfR 1 ~- • 5·- · By SCHULZ WITII Nill'MINf MOO 1HAN A SI.III'Lf EI'E ,_TGH.._W£ HAVE 8Aai!8HT AMa.'lllf'IA "' ITs l(l'fff>' ..... ... .... ..... .., ,. ••.or. ......... ....... '""""' ...-~~ .• ....,..,. '-~=~,.o~·=lox~~~~~*~jl ,.. ~· ,.,. ,~ ......4,..,....................... 1:1F . ........ .... - - -· ...d.. Moo.ao land. ( ~ ... ~ ~~·.A,i l './~ ~lilt:. I \ ,:- ~'I?C' !J ? ·-; WJiil' >'(. ~~~ eC'J"J.tiZ. ' ......,. --... ,... .,.. ,,.,.,.,.,. , . - •. _-.,., """' ~ f e~r-n t :: u~v:::: '·HAMLIN .. .... I - ..,_.. ~:J Nt~ . I I I v:-=- :"'"5 1 :~~:~!;1. -~~~~; ;~~-;~~ A!i,_.""\)'J;' < 7=. ':.• =-~ ;.•>,J;!_ ,\•'1"-1'!: ~· >":\0 J!3.:'L'"7" . . .\.~~"' !..J;:- \13 ... ~? ~" 'J5~~"''=' '''" ~.:, ·r .:~·.l~:.J 'l~-L ~ ... -\ G.J:. P :;n,~·J :: .:.~ ....JG' III Y J "-J!3 fo. '._."r :.S -..:'.JD ;hiD H4Rt8 w·-::~:: :.!. :s-·· .. ~~o . ~ ! -~~-- '-¥ftij,~~ -.. . OH . UO\ _,r,- : '-\co D .• !::I ·--··-.......... ' ... ..0·" ¥ -ne..~fl~.~.' r. v, . !ll . .'•' ' 1: 1 · '"- _..,, ..., ,."".~ .,.,.........,.~ll"'tllii' :Jf; O:Gill By HAROLD GltA Y , LITTLE ORF-HAN ANNIE ..... ... .,...,_ ...,..... • • i " IH ...... .. 1"'=:,'!;8* S,lo.'rJJ.. H'O'N 3:JNiiA3~ S IHJ.. 51 tiO NO N~n.J.I£'ll\01dV>13 01~0/N:IlONn SOIH 010 m:3.':....._ .. ,. ~ • lSOM31tl• lo.S ..,, ,,'ell "·=ODd ly MERRILL 8LOSSER ... ,...,,_,7 , I !; ltl4._ IIIIC.- ... CROSSWORD g: ' ... ...... I ....:;. ·:::. ·:·.",•.:::.~· ,e "', .sw lUGS lUNNY . By ltALI"H HIIMDAHI. ~. ~ ~\ �• ' ·; ' 1 et.Extra Cash The Want Ad Way wtNr. "''b' lealllltl, Pomero)'.J41ddleport, 0., March 10, ltee - - -·--- U INFOIMA TION ...., ............ .. .. ••• M. ' '"· . tSfGNS 111-11111 .... _ __ , )IOlUitiONI Wlh ._. .. CM.......II tftl A, M. FOt - .. ltUIDMtltJH KIIUU.ATIONI 65 Forcl Felcon Future 4 Door _ _ $2095 Tl'l• flvbllllllf' ttllihll fM fttht tt N•f Ot rtiMt lftl ftllhtil •Dtettiond..._ trren lfttlftt M ,.,.,leo ltnfltMIIA ..Iy_ Tl.. IIU.. Mahtr •••• net 1M ,..,.Mill.. ,., ... .... ........,.. A too COBA SELECT. SIRES, INC. g Use lhe breeding serviCe White saves you money. can lor aDd COBA service OWr W~ode, fl7110. Tech., PomerOy, WY or Cheater 985-114&. ltc 3 II !Ole ------STRAWBERRY Plants; P r e-1' Station W1gon, 81500 actual mllea by local owner. Like new 700x14 tires. Spare has never been out. Dark III'Hn oulllde. Radio and heater. Bll 8 •llilne. St. tra01. Show room clean. IN MASON Modern R1n1h Style HOUSE I ~dro0m1, will to ·~all,..,_ POl SALI !!164 CORYAIR M _ onZI ~aile transmiulon. sidewlll tires, · radio heater. Low mtleaae. Phone WY 2-2~. 3 18 Pomeroy! Motor Co. · • OIIAUTT CANCII.I.ATIOMI --'-~~~~-­ lr PRED LASSWELL. pet, ·panell!l, air !!OIIIIiUollld. Between Pomeroy It · o~.,ter. Ol!.io 011 llil~te 7. Prleed to ltll.;: " ... l-IE WAK!S UP I I 60: s1 MAXWILL HOUil or CHAII & SANIOitN COFFEE Pomeroy Motor Co. I I 79c 6 s1 Onion Sets, white or yellow Kennebec Seed Potatees llr HCWIII Sci-INEIDEil I Blaettnars i. j ~WH~IT~l~H~~~~~~---------------. SUGAR SERVIT OLEO - __ I l mler, Dunlap, Robinson, Ca"' and windows, lb. skill, Paymaster, Fairfax, I RAfl& umlnum siding. Priced reas· , . Sparkle, Artnore, Dorset, VerFINE GRANULATED t Ctl'l I IHM' .v.rtl eu IIIMI'IIIa onably. Can be seen at 7'13 Minimum Cfllptl 10 Clftll mllllon. Streamliner and Sup- iiiifiilirOtiienAilbl n C•n" " ' w...o ,., ntree c., 64 Olds 88 4 Door _ _ _ _ _ $2149 er-fection ever-bearing planL•I IVrt!cldna.[ Grant Street, Middleporl. HCUIIWt lnHriiDrll 3 l5 6tc black raspberry, red rasp-, Used p3rts for cars • " ' c•m Olsc:ount of! ••II IICb •nd •II jYII wltiUn 10 d•yt. Auto. trans. Radio, heater, power brakes and steering. berry, blackberry, aaparasus, trucks. Complete Une of CAID OP fHAMKI • OIITUARIU 11.11 .., H ...,. MiniMuM. IMIII Blue finlah. Spotleu clean interior. A real buy. rhubarb. 3 varieties of grapes. ed brake lining for all ~-. _LI• ., LJ_ --'•• ••lltion•• .,,,.. 1c. ' Leave your order at the aenger CMS. Rebuilt gent.ra-1 """ftw ,..U'I'I1 lb. OFFICI MOURI l t:IO A . M. .. ltH ' · M. Oeltr Midway Markel. WY t-2&82. tors and clutch P.lates. llhlfiMY t:tl .It M. t6 12tDI NMII IT'I 10 aAIY 3 18 3tc Ull!d and rebuilt parts POMEROY - ROUTE 7-cl08t 1 TO 'LACI A RISUL r PRODUCif\11 ta""t~ "' M "' o"'o"'EL ~ A -= For ~ d"" C o-pe ou -,l n , .used. Now open to In, 2 story frame home, OP!N IVIS. 9:00 P.M. WANT AD you beltG', 8 a. ni. to moms (4 bedrooms), f u I lood condition. WY 2-3271. p. m. Sundays 10 a. m. to basement wltll utility room, : ,_.ROW, OHIO PHONE WY2·2156 =O""C==ccc~·-3__J8 &tc _ P. m. Located 12 rnites north hot air furnace' heating, nice Notice for Rent . 1813 HARLEY Scat motorcycle. I of Pomeroy on St. Rt. 7. Ph. front porch, aarage, large I Y,anted, '";;;1115oii0i2211'1iiiii.;iilii==•3...-3=;ll POMEROY lot. $14,000.00. :::""---"" Hiland Chapel starting March . I ' Like new, WY 2-3271.3 18 3tc 1ir - 1% story frame,jl lt-""'.....,,.,.....,......,......,,.,..~-=:-"":' -- ...... ---17 weekend meeting Rev. TRAILER LOT. Rutland, five BULLDOZER WORK. ReaMn-1 . - - -- -- · EXPERIENCED I rooms, baih, cellar, gas Int.. ~• "" s.,;,l ••••• {l'Oeil Manley. E~erybody[ mites from Pomeroy. Pftom· able_. depend, able, and ex MOTORCYCLE. 1984 Honda Su· · Aut Sales Not" ••• c"t 1.... .00 s 11 y 2 22118 CC 1 Llk WHEEL heating, out of hijh water. 0 I Toto! ......,..,., o.ooo.ao welcome. Pastor Edsel Hart. H 2-5613. 3 16 30lc penence. . . per Hawk, 308 eng ne. e A ood rt 0 l ""'""· n... 31, ,.., 13,1!03.21 · one 3 15 IOtc new, ~- Oak Street. New g prope ~· n Y ltill PLYMOUTH Fury, auto· Toul Exp~odttur" ''" D•l•noe 3 18 ..., o•·E ""' " H W V 882 2318 AliGNMENT t'ARM - • ACilES matte transmission. Powet ' ll«•m..r "· 1.,. '"~"-"' ~-unty coon HuntBrown's Tra1·1er Park. 'liners1 aven, · a., • · ""60 1 d TilE MEIGS co " 3 18 6t on • wp., I!Ctes c ean an steering Call WI 9-2054 Lar- L• Nc " ROOM FUND1==::-:::-:-:-:--c::-:-- -...- --".~·. 1 1005 3 15 Gtc· WELDERS I.HB.H frl Assn. is sponsoring a ville, WY 2-3324. •nd weII fenced , balance w0011ed, ry Wolfe.· Anv reasonn b'l e o1. ""'""· aeulph _January lntollltt• 4 shooting match Sunday from FURNISHED --room over Porn- PRODUCTION WILDIRI MIXED HAY. Phone 985- !75. IRAKE SER·V IQ plus 2 story 7 room frame fer will be :iccepte<l. 3-J5-3tp ~~~":f ~~~~~~· -L•"''" 'l:l~::; noon till dark at tlleir club eroy Wine Store. Man onl.v. TACK WILDIIIS 3 16 3tc 1 home, with water - ---c-· - - ,-- -;'''"'' Subold> -Milk m ... PIPI WILDIRS -··- --·--1959 Thunderbird, whtte With Total Recelpt.11 11.014.14 house on Snow Ball Hill $5.00 a week. Frank Fugate, STilL FITTIRS :tiO ft. Schult Camper Trailer. lnd good water base- red and while interior Also T'"' ·" '""""'' ••l•noa 11'"'·• for the public. WUI shoot for W 2-5293. 3 II tfc LAYOUT Ml~ Fuel Oil heater. electric re-, ment, forced hot I 1959 Ford Galaxle door, .:~:.,~~;:;~" hams and bacon. 12, 16, 20 FURNISHED 3 room STEEL FABRICATORS frl•erator. cook stove with ' corn 130 x 40], crib, new . ~, C p,,.,.,, '""''" - coo•• 1.105.10 -•·tg 3 16 51 Prevalllnl union Wl . . lcllt D 'NY 2 2193 , b automatiC, $;.4,000 mt es. a 11 Suppllu anti Food 11.5150 gauge ..N uns. c men!. WY 2_5435 212 For Furthor tnformotlon oven, sink, cabinets, windows ' omeroy lock milk house, several oth- Ri h d Fl k J Chester Equlpmont , aeo·• SHOOTING MATCH- Shotguns, stll Avenue, Middleport, Ohio. telophone (<ollectl wltll screens, electric brakes, ' er buildings. Oh~o~'Pho~ 9s~is5. ' ~~~~E,:O:n:i:'.:':::"'"' 17.:g:~ ._ , II• 14191691·2475 complelely rebuilt, ready for •L . CIINiliTIIJNING Refrt&er· ALBERT M. COX, BROKER , HI'""· Do<Omber "· "" '"" Sund.y' March 20, .t Amerl 1 3 •1 ... or appl~ In person I J k R ,..~ WY ·> 11 61C Total Expendlture,. plus Blllntl. · can Le•lon Fonn Rutland --- -Monda• t ru Solurdo•, covering, $275. Call New tllon oerv oo. ar ., "" ..,. 2-3830 E p . Do"m"" "' 1811' 11...... • • . • ·NICELY furni shed 2 • • watton, Nee lta•en, Phont EvtniDit WY %-Uti AIR CONDITION D 1061 onu- TtTL< II·A ' " " " 1 882 2223 8 51 1 Ohio. 3 IS 4tc 1apartment, Ml'ddleport. I"Y e.m. lo h.m. en, W. Va., ' 3 16 31 .,., B 'II bl d h t '""• " ,,.,.am> " AMERICAN SHIP ro •.....-riNI • • de ,.. 3 II 3tc l .:!' onneVJ e ne an w t e D.llam:e. Janunry J, lQQ Nono I STEWART'S GUN SHOP~· Rut- , 3874. 3 3 tfc BUILDING CO. c " f d~r hardtop sedan. Hydro- r,~·~lpt;;,.,.,, nooc. UIO .OD land, Ohio. Lola ef new guns . THREE and four room fur~ish· COMPLETE pest and termite •HOUSE - 3S aeres City water malic, radiO, heater, vmyt """"'" Lunrh 1Ut 2245 Fronl It, and reloading equipment. wm . ed and unfurnished apar1 Toledo, Ohio fERTILIZER control services. 20 years ex- ; Gil wen and ml~eral rights. upholstery, white side walls, :::~::: """•'• a,3Je.• buy, sell or trade. 3 16 12tc l1 ments WY .-5434. 12 6 An equal opportunity Landmark's Got pertence. &aches. rats, oth·l Good investment property lor speed senlry, tinted. glass, ::~':~!'·~~;' w., .. 1.140.01 employer or household peats. Free ea- larae 111ke siR. Se!n by p,p- . l'l!mote control outSide rrur- '''"" "'"'"'" :Ma.oo •·· and I nspecl!On. · N01 pointment only. w 2-3271. · dsh'1e ld was hers, back Trml Metlical c.,, Cost ftl fl EVERYTHING I1ma... ,I ror, wm 1114.10 apartment WY 2-5385. WEDDING EXPLANATION Wby drive M miles, when salesmen. New termite con. 3 13 7tc l up tights. Power: steering, <on,.,mabl• , .. J:Ipo••••t• " I . Supplies aaoo I 21 tfc at our trot pan. Meigs county's On· - -- brakes, wmdOW8, 6-way sea I · Non·E-'<pendnbt• suppllet l:i.oo Scientists believe the bed you can ge I deuvery area warehouae. Call us for ed If' b t Re turn to u 8 T ....... l'liAII.Ek I..OTS lree oew of Pitch Lake on the PHOTOGRAPHS tpedalizN 9ervlce - Bulk ly borne own company. AI· FOR SALE- 42 acre farm. 61 Not a tlcream pu I u Total Expebdi~n.r~J••· ...... t.a.=·: to have been I rr.,din8 Available _ We ·~f lilr>.d ••ter Brown'll l'rall of Trmidad lied pest and termite cont:·ol rooms and bath. Te n wbere else can you get all Tntol """'".'"""' ptuo a.""" · . December 31, 100' tJIIII Of Tht Qu•lity You er Park ISttate Approvedt formed from petroleum, which ~so Can ~ply Liquid Nl· eompany. 6011 W. Main St.. mlnutea drive from Pomerny, this for only $99$ ? J obn R'ch 1 - TITLE 111 FUND· 0 MinersviJJe, Ohio, r"bOOe W\ became mixed with earth ma::1;,1 ~ str~:::bti~smlx~~ l'\1rneroy, Ohio. WY 2-3159. Route lf3, HarriMnville Rd. I mond, 814 East Main St., ~~~~~~'., .~.. Will Volue For M .14 terials long ases ago. W324 I II IDIIerlai1 available. All at 2 18 50tp WY 2-8321 or WY 2-3618. Pttmeroy. Tel : WY 2-2451. • ...,.,. - Tro..,.,., --;;=;;;--=:--:-::-:;-;:cc:c;:-c;-= From Geoer•I Fund 71'1 ... A Lifetime 2 25 It t.m.fl FOUR ROOM furnished apart· Dew 1 Ph~r;,yey. 2_2181 antTI'S, Dairy and beef sirel. _ _ _ _ _ __:3:......::13=-..:t:: fo 1 •======liiii=--•ciiij [ i~~~••~,:i," ··- 2-3 _ 658. _ u 15 For Sale Minimum of $6.00 per cow. II Th"m~Fox "'" c.,.. GROVER'S STUDIO I ment WY To all farmers for :.~:~IIIOUSE FOR SALE, Owner 63 Pontile _ $1,875 ~Tto·M!~',.:''a....,bu1 MIDDLEPORT, modem I LARGE It'e tr-·'erred• 5 roomo • bath , . Catalina sta. waaon. Ooe I ·, • proof -••!•, • POMEROY tion or aervice, call enen "'"" 111.10 WY 2-2475 Pomeray ' furnished 3 iOOI!lll and bath J -~·· bedroo full b Totol Euon4ttouoo 1 1'17#1 _ _ ..,.,.,..._, _ ..,. _..., __ ,. __ ,.,""' _ "'~ -· apartment. Low uWities. large National cash register. OHIO WY 2-22M, Pomero}, ms, asement eareful owner. Power steer· ..,,.,, "-mbu , Noao 11 10111 1. 1 See R s Gregory at • ,.__ with hill bath and shower, ID• I< brak... Hy.Jram•tic T""' kpeB411.,.,. '"" lelonaa, ~liTICE TRUCK GROWERS i Coati Buildlnc, WY 2-5141. · · ._...,.ter. I Bed heauel ,_ drive. Shows good care. De<em...,. n. 111011 Lm., Order your southern cabba•e . 2 24 tfc Store, 6:30 a. m. to 5 p.m. in aPWLNG enc o ,...ezeway, Allns AND LIAIILITIII . 0 ' P 3 16 6tc hclt W. Carsey, Mgr. ""' macblnel, ••••1e, (arden, e1~1·c he"', 1 60 Chevrolet_ $795 .usoT·K•Mau "· "" and tomato plants now. Char·, TWO 1'RAlLKR SPACES omeroy. __ -· hi!r~e:~,w~· l'iiJ~~~fflJ~:"'~~~~ 91ce, aD malllll. ..- •"-• phone New Haven, ~" 882-2232. "' VB Impala 4 dr . .Sedan. Like -'""' I"' R Harris. Portland, Ohio ' rent In the Vlllage ol Middle- ONE MARTIN 71> RUG WEAVING - Also rugs The Fabric Sbop, IO etp new turquoise flni•h. Auto· f' . ' Z i!' " "' ••• ....llfl 3 Phone 143-2693. J 3 port. Call WY 2-3348 or WY outboard motor. Priced $30. lor sale. Betty .JOOnson, Aulborized 8Jqer Slll!l malic shill. BwldiDD \ loSE weight sately witll 2-2111 or WY ~. WY z.mtl. S 15 cine, Ohio, Bowman's ::;[r-•Ser=•i;;;ce.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;;•;;;;;tre;;;;;IJOR SALE: 7 room bouse with =r'";.';~ 11 30 111 A-met tablets. Only 98c uc 1li6 ACRE FARM • miles back Road, WI 9-213f. s 10 ·1• .:-' Ptwwe, llpriDc ~~.::;::~::;; ltark Pharmacy. 3I lnsuriMe from Cheshire. Phone WY m,Dlf~· 1 p:~ ,_..,,,Ohio ~:l rr , says gel 3205. 3 15 61C our third..-1 floor budget Exce.. Agel• or lloflelonor \tJ1'1 'MUBll...E 111111. . . &eel Mlddlshop.rl IT$ GREATEST lllU8E for life,· ilOf Hamilton ~~========== IT-t,ofl llOM,l1 PH5 tableta. Fut ~~::;:/ _ .. ~ 7 1. _ .,_ - .. 350 BALES llaller Funuture, epo · AT .. ..,., """ , _ -r-• Oldo. 11 JJ tfC ' I C - DIIT .u Only l8c at Stark _.-1 lil:enllf 0111 n Mill all. Get good price. WY ••,.,.,I Plain or with pepperoni, St., Middleport, MSOO. Call Legal Noti ce &oHDI AND NOTII .,..,,,.. for Wllldl loncl Dlltt 31 IUUC' 3 15 6tc I -=========;;II sausage, mushroom, ham or WY 2--532f. 3 3 tte PINANCIAL IEPO OT W11 Cr•otecllchoof CenttrvctiM"'Dru=:::CI:::oos=-H"'o_m_em_ad-,-e'"'P;;:i-n..:a,j PiiDim~~;j'"'iiV.CeCo;> j =u=P=R"'IG:::,HT =-=Il"e-ep'"'F_re_~~e. - · Ia ~ ·· BANNER TRAVEL combinations. Ji'OR SALE: Brick hiitiae-;-8 IOAAD ~ !~~<A TION Ou!J!tancltq, Dtc!, 31 , 1114 •.ooo.ao itf!deeme(l 11-Mo. Period IOc, 'lk, and $100 size,. De- teo made at 1op1 papero. cubic feet. WY 2-6321 or WY I TRA I LERS ,. or 12" ll•o _75c lo 1.50 I'OIIII1J and bath. New forced '"D:;::,::.i~~~. ·~ Bala nce OUtatandlnf, , coun. becember :n, 1985 lu>e Pizzs, Jl 50 J2ck's Dat. birth record• aod almost any 2-3618. __ _ 3__13 ttc Contp.er. Ceny.Out Service air lurnlce. % llnlsbed baae- ..,1,..., La<ll """' ·DtftrktPOI'IMrl'f', 1'ot.l 0Ufltandint .. .. and atent. Front and back ... --· ,,..,... December 31, liOIJ ., Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tfc other docunrenb. FOR SALE - Potatoes, CALL WY 2~ ~ ..... 1·.·. MeDIII....M.•,.,,o., .. 13.0110.00 report to De llate of lnlerut I per ~at ' Help Wanted Reoter lallorooce, P<uneroJ tes R. Harris, Phone SKAMPER Pick up At G. & G. CAFE ~..'!?'· WY 2-3612 by ..:,:t"' '"" '•"•wtno Datil of .F1a&l llliturtiF 1177 8clhftl c.n.trvtn.,._ . I 4 etc 33 111 W. MAIN POMEROY a,...,..._,, 2 25 tic W•- L. loll• 0Utelandlnr Dec, 31. liN 11.000.00 12· Mo. Period - -~ CAMPING TRAILERS ~C"':':"'""'i""';"'~l'J J'OR SALE - Seven r o om •• ,~•:·~.~;:":: IEdUCIIian 1.000.00 ,,,..,ua.ot Redeemed BalaiJl"e Outltandlq. CARRIER WANTED AliO make your resen•a· brick ' house with batP and ~== r:~•llon 11 mUll December 31, ltJGS JO.OOO.OD Total OutstandJni • DAILY tlon for Rentals now nl repairing. In Pomeroy an outbuildinn corner lot • one a.lul•• ...,., lnroumont for e~ •nd Wqn December 31 liMII JO.OOO.OIJ ACROSS aaa. of Ia~rest Middleport area. WY 2-3792. ICI'e Of ground OUt of high CASH RICONCIL IATION DOWN 2l.llaI per ctnt BIG BEND ' Total Fund Bal ance!. l . Novel D•le of Final Mlltlll'lt, l.Chair Wailan BunERNUT AVE. 19.079.90 OreMI Total lftdeMNnou2 17 30tp water. Good garden plots and Dmmbo• :n. '""'' 6. Slupe.q 2.Reglou fOOd TRAILER SALES OUtllandfnl' 0.0. 31, IQM 110.00001 ll. We;rd HEATING, PLUMBiNGRuro 10me fruit trees. Could be . ~"'"' 3.B&y ...., 18.18 Rtde.mtG .U. Mo. hrloQ 22.BmaUer 1 ooo ·oo I 13.603.27 JZ, Large:.t city VICINITY window Balaca Oatrto • ' . U. Elolttt ROUTE 124 Doxol 11o111e Gas. Arnold BI'Oo divided into good 1.381.66 Deofmber :u.~ Ii in Nebraska «.Vex 2."i. Foot13.000.00 At 81/l'acuse Corporation tilers. E. Main Street lots. Priced to sell. Call WY I lt 4113.11 Total OutstttndiiiJ, 818 \ 13. S~d rove.r .. 5. At!irmastools APPLY AT Dfocoembl!'r 31. IltM ings l'omeroJ. 9 21 11c 5156 after f p. m. weeks 83.0110.00 uve 26.Yarn 1 tro.2l • 11, ltc ELECI'ROLUX Sweeperhas J•nce , I H. Engi;,U, or IV¥ 2-56&7. 38 e. Pliny or mea,s.. 18.071.10 Auet'IONED g~ suction, all cleaning atCato ure The DAILY SENTINEL ·~ 15. •••••• ALANCII LIGAL NOTICI One kind ot T. Doclors" c •. Sea ... 28. "Yes,.. NDITUlll tachments on wheels. GuaranPA,TRICIA GAIL .JDLL. 'dOle Plate WY 2·2156 surgeon group In Crtn BradiCIN of ret!ldenee U untno,... aad canaot teed. Only 4 paymenl• $5.16 10,4...':111.68 be . .:ertalDM, .-ill t•IDa IIOUCII that Pomeroy . 16. EJ~:ciumaMochonlc St. 8.Head of Spalo 11.838.54. on the 14th 41.7 of Febru117• U.. ttl• WrHe. l'laao • Coatad t!on each left. WY 2-2685. hoaYJIIalr 29.Bobby'• 38. ••caro 2.288.32 PlaJnt.llt. Harry 1. HW. tn.c~ hlJ A. .;, BRADJI'ORD e. uDtt ot u. CAR AT : 17. Trawlers COtuln Nom .. • 14.143.32 JJeliUnn 1ialnd Ut In tha c.urt of 3 14 6tc . abbrevJa.lumtnattoa 31, Well'ht tO.Rippod lllebte, OliiD Common Ple.u et Meta CountJ", OlUoo ONCI. Apply iD pet'IOII. I tlon 99.3M.t2 ta Case No. 13.899, prQiaJ tor SIN=G-=E=R =-s=E=w"'I=NG'"""' M"a<7hine in lO.BumM.t en. 34.. Impleu. Kll1 I I liD 11,8.73 8 room house . _ and other reuet 1111 llle JI'OUU. Sttak House. 3 I tic , ll.lltdlan heroine ments t3. JeliJflb beautiful new Rwlng table. 16,014.&6 ef ..Uilul lbsenct~ for more tllan , muJblrry 16.Coxa bella, full buernent, 894 3B.Defles anrt'OM BUTCIIBIIIICG !1,316.80 a. year, mAtellal Said eau•e· wUI H for Equipped with dial c0111rol to WAilTED: Dpertenced med> . !f. PM! h117.87 burin& Ob and after tba 3let dQt of !9. Deea.y 36. Begone! U.l!exlela 1111 St., Middleport. Phazm: 133.8'18.fNI .uarm. 1981. anlc lor minor partl tnstalla· ' 21. Jumbled 20. Small boat 31. Peel "" zaa. buttonhole, overcast, mtttng. Wtu bDy hides Indian :.ncy deaiiJil, sew on buttons, MAlnday. PhD Meier, Pbol•l Pt. Pleaaanl&-2607. lion service. Must be mature, 1 22 109 719.78 Web•&er ~tza. BILL, Platat:tff I"' I• ~ I"' I" II II tfe tfY WID. 9 18 23M3.2'7 Attomen l.or PkiaUfl ete. Sa<rlfice for 8 payments with ability to maiJI&e de· : 23: Onek 00; JB.212.M tm 1e, u, aa a. 1, ... q, a "" II 3.3te.BO partment and sell parts. 21.Beginn;ng e&.ll each. WY 2-2185. IARL GIWBSER, 1.3TI' .67 Good working conditions. In 29. Island off 3 14 8tc 158.320.46 and lle>IID&. MlDemllle II.. Grtece · Iettor, 1tate experience, ·~ ref· 31). Egyptkon IIE =REF="' o=RD ::--cs"" AL ~E =--- 31 -bulls, Ohio. End your aewer ~ 105.93'-'78 Clrd. Of lhlnlcs 9.&40.00 erence1 and woges oxpocted. godde .. 25 females, Southeastern Ohio les. We have all llzes ~· ~" 17,660.33 I WANT TO thank au who sent Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, 31. Trifie 5.326.80 Hereford Assn., Spring Sale, dlldllnll. ReaiONbJe 8oJ IliA. Z f Ue 32. Talttalum: .1.377.17 me the lovely and cheering Horned and Polled. Saturday, Call WY S.29'/t, cla1 or Dlglll.l 240.110.11 get wen cards and tlleir I I& tic ~-- · alp Malf. or Female - HOURLY 1I II. Trafllc good Wishes during my Dlness 13.800.27 EARNINGS U and up for , Ill. Perform March1 19th, 11a1e p. m.Show Rock Sprlnas ~u~~n 622.61 in the hospital and at home, Min or Woman on aerYiee I• ;: ~ Fairp'Gunds, Pomeroy. ~~~90 Thank you. Ml's. Edna B. Hall lnttnel. roUte II city of Middleport. I: f/1: Hell4 3 14 31c Don't Stll Yourself Shoril JGb&. ~ . . . . . pay, Short FUND I II lie S.\td own hours. No inveat,. ( coverlop STIJFF, sure null IICESIION.OEPREIIION lUPER I0.4:J8 .61 Auto Sllel Dlllll, nperience required. !, U. Frel&lrt Tbat's Blue Lustre lor deanPROOF IUSINISS Help 'Wentecl \\'rite Watkins Produeta, !De., 33.o:J8.83 iDC ftlil and upholstery. Rent EXCII'TIONAL "tGH Jl.tl, W'mona, Minn. ~- Shakespear4.111.17 ....lc ~ $1 p IARNINGS e,"""' 6i.I• •'IJ IIALEBMAN WANTED -1 daya ~ ""ampooer . omPART, TIME ·WORK 3 If 31c 1! ean sprlt~ travel, 4 days at home. Man troy Cement Block Co. FOR ADDED INCOMI 119.87 141' 3 l( Itt W1ntad To Ivy over 45 for shOrt tri~ near 1.233.12 b.Uable JAm or penGJ\11, male or 99.33l.12 Pomeroy. Worth up ta ...000 W'P\ed !or llllJ INa to 99.3&1.12 AN'l1QUE ~"!!r"llure, dishes, : t1.:~~ l'\7 ~~ EXCELLENT, efficient and ec· fenutle. audle the world famOUJ R. c. A. ta $12,500 In a year, pJ 01 • mlocettantous Call or \lrhe : j 41. tlntldy onomical, tllal's Blue Lustre IJt..ni•, Q.E. and Wtfti.D&IloUN 10111,,••,. TILJVISION •nd RADIO TUBES regular cash bonus. Air Mall carpet and upholstery clean- .sd throulb our llttlt m.Gdem 2,111.88 =~ If. DAILY <l&if'iGQUOTE - Here's how to wom li: tuM t.tlnJ nd men!IUID· M. A. Moore, VIce President ....10.81 er. Rent electrie shampooer \J'pe 4IIIDI WUU. WID not lnWrfen t~t ! AXYDLBA..t.J:• TeKas Refiner)' Corp., Bo~ with ,-our ,uent entplllymeuL To of PupllJ fl. ll'aker Furniture Co. II L o N 6 I' II Lo.J.o 0 W 1,#18.88 Ol1lfJ YOa mwt have: 13..,80.00 ApneJ• 20.G33.71 711, Fort Worth, Texas, 78101, 3 14 6tc Caob Avalltbl• Jmmedl•telJ, Car, TRUCK DBIY!RS un~· lettaolbqtiJIIallda f.-'DCA-.111. tide a1 • .1 .<! .A. Ia u.se4' of School Plant t4.eua.oa I ttan boQr. weeki', Could Det ... llllMenllDC!II I 11 6l.t! lleml or Strall!ht for Lbe Uo, lt for tbe two 0'1, ete, llingle letters, apoo. II to IP(IO,OO ptr month tn JOW' . . , . Umt, Thlf COII1P4117 will Dietel er Gu lropltlea, IIIIIID&tl& IIIII toi'Qlatlon of tile word! are all hlnto. KEEP YOUR carpets beautif1Diaclal ..... Lance to tun ,...:~::;: Finn Mlchi'*Y ful despite constant footsteps edllld Aget 21 - • ...h daJ lilt Glllle . _ ""' different. 111M If dteliH. Do aot auwer ua· ... lull! cunne11 for tha time of 1 buly family. Get Blue Hlil OOllG& • door Sedan va. lomo eaperiMee helpful but A Orntopam Qrrl.U• •• IIASSEY. ... tnvelltlftlnt. 1oo,,...,.. l>lowi · II'ERGU80N diesel Lustre. lleDI eleetrle shampoo- -bcona• llhrU lmmedia14'1J, Power•~· not neceSI!IIry. You CaD em1l HQEXBYFRWPII IJ'Pitl' XVQPWKII i dllb, II10nr llld front . er $1. Picken's Hardware Co. ........,. ..,,. II set up for JOU. lrlllllllllllon, 7 10011 -W• 11ee.,. loeaUou. end loader, Pearl Wftllama Inc. 3 If 6tc -atlllnl. IObeJUq, or experlenc!e · - per For hour after . . . i' HI' Jll II PI' P Z F PW PH Q P E.-PU QZFP• (5 nsular and z snow). train~ appllratimt Phone WY 2-6821 or WY S. ... DeNIIary, --- l0.S7U3 mechanical condition. ~·· 1 .:. write Ration Wide Semi Dlo I' R 111 ONE GARDEN Simplicity Ro- rer Jlenoaal tntemew In 71Nr I 13 6lp u.arr.• . 2318. owner, $350. WY 2-3191 ,..,., H llndd Tcmitll eltr. Wl'lta. p)eue lnelUdt phone lary tiller, one 1as ~t plate, Y. I I :'• OIJS I patu SOQ MIJttOI AM LIKm 001(.. WY 2-31166. 3 15 lllllg., 1• Oirwlfl A-, 10me llllall tools, window tan u ..::~Flrst Rulllian setUement In CRETI!l--THOROUOHLl' ytXJ!D .AND PliliiMAHIIIN'llil' BlmDton, Oblo. Or can 513and mandolin. Shennan BusTILEVISION 1959 RAMBLER Station Wagon. "'''"'" aska was established In 17" ....... Threes .. 337 3 • W, • I I IJI.SII-1671 IIIIT~ a1nta on Kodiak fallirk, Bradbury, Oblo. J J( Sip Ia ..oewlljltiAI. Oltfe 4411• Private $61JIJ. owner1 '150. Call I J5m. SJc • 1tl 1111 1110,1 Ullft ffll IM.t'f'W ....,..... ..........,_HEWON'T MISS 'EM 'till. .Bachner's Super Market APPLE SAUCE Write c/o r!ta Dally ltntlnef ........H l'omtrciy, 0. ~. lEN CAS~Y :~tS IS TRULY EXCEPTIOIVAL ).l. l< SYSTfM ! 1r J W A~'ffili~G 1 CA"-! DO I WAI<E UP. STUPID! , ~~~ ---· __ / IiH. WHAT ..W ME.AtJ ! that Jf l put in • ~ on·~ ,Juo~ ! he;w .,, hJ <; t11011 th •. G.cleon. ~---- LJOU ~·21":1 1 tne ao1Jann1 ~ 4 qe:~ o:ro;>6 the iaea t h~t the ma.:hine de liver' .-;.o:enoid '"" '"''"'' L ...... :E BORN LOSER ~0·:\0! t•A LQ::KEDIIllll€ .(;r;J.. A<ID ~OU Ulli' Tb6f ~~ f,]O ;J !JTF=:::::::!~ I DICk TRACY 1\f'--.: . (,')~. I ~lfJ"' 1 ~;f.'~~~ . "'7 ' .... ..,_,... :00i pIZZA Blaettnars I . 1. :•:.=..:u· • _ ____ _ _ __ _ ... . .1 ~~~~ ~: ~-~ ~~ .... 9:30a.m., ~~~~=~~==~=~ .. . "''~~'''' ,, ,,, ... r •11 r ' C, i] ( :.?:'.( 1()1 \b ,' -'1 ~ , r--. ." l t-< 1. (· r.J : ~ ~- 1. 10~ ·, ' l\.IHif C,ur l . ;r ''; l -- , A ~~ T!:=:r.'TJ.IJI:.~.-: 1 I r. .:li' ~c. ~; anu ~l,G~; ' f.lW; 1J;t ~~JIL}~ 1 M'l(.i/=" r.:ul·: ;·, ttM: ~ l";\111 ;. , ~-!Y ' .. I ·".1 . _ .... / !:':·;,,....,'!!,· .......... ' ... ;.. ~· ¥1'~·~ ,-.,, "~·--11··~ ................. <:'t"•ll.-~ ~ By RA!8URN VAN IUitiN ABBIE AND ILATS ! PEANUTS IT WOULD AP ,Etllfl THAT H ~ IS S1!LL IR~ATHiNG. THE- QUESTION1 h'OWfVfR 1 ~- • 5·- · By SCHULZ WITII Nill'MINf MOO 1HAN A SI.III'Lf EI'E ,_TGH.._W£ HAVE 8Aai!8HT AMa.'lllf'IA "' ITs l(l'fff>' ..... ... .... ..... .., ,. ••.or. ......... ....... '""""' ...-~~ .• ....,..,. '-~=~,.o~·=lox~~~~~*~jl ,.. ~· ,.,. ,~ ......4,..,....................... 1:1F . ........ .... - - -· ...d.. Moo.ao land. ( ~ ... ~ ~~·.A,i l './~ ~lilt:. I \ ,:- ~'I?C' !J ? ·-; WJiil' >'(. ~~~ eC'J"J.tiZ. ' ......,. --... ,... .,.. ,,.,.,.,.,. , . - •. _-.,., """' ~ f e~r-n t :: u~v:::: '·HAMLIN .. .... I - ..,_.. ~:J Nt~ . 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Greeee• ...... __ f Sho Mlss Ebersbach Mainly About People In p Benelactorsof p,.r~u, Wig Show ... • T HasDevotions For Ruth Class omeroy The Beta Sigma Pill l!ororThe March meetlllg ol t h. lly loday publicly expressed Its ell: Robsoll nd moth- Daughters of Ruth class of the appreciation to several groupo! Mrs. Ja ~ United Methodist church was f'f. PLBASANI' - "lfolida;r 81111 many lldlvlduals and busi- ;• Md~iiB·:.~nesB ~j held Monday afternoon at the 111 ar-H II lilt 111em1 ol the ness firms for prize• donated '!a a ' · 1 chilrch with Mrs. Frank StewAJmuil Sl!l'iag st1Je Revue Spool- nd favors given In col~MC!iol Ridenour and Mrs. Homer l;lel • art, president, ill charge. ..,red bf.lbt Pl. Plea8ant Jun- with the organization's receat er were In Columbus Sunday ! Psalm 23 in uni9011 opened , Club In aJ to attead the il<lne Show belei . d b' woman 1 cooper successful csrd party and wig· In the Buckeye Building at 1the meeting, followed with ev• 11o11 wllb lbt Retail Merchuts show. I . .. 1 taken from James by Mlsa l>lvlsiOI <1. !be Cbamber of Ohio Ellposition Oenler· - ~ey I Lydia Ebersbacb who gave eommezoo to bt !leld T!tur~ Thnse providing favors lnclud· 1were Sonday evenmg guests of8 ~ readings from 1lle Sea National day March 17 at 7:3il p.m. Ia ed: lola'• Beauty Salon, Farm- Mrs. Heines' daughter, M r · : magaziM stressing that life can lhe 'bigh llllllool auditorium. er:s Bank, WllliiiiiiB NalioD- GeneVIeve Wsrd. ! bo like 8 ship without 1 ruddel', Higbligbt of the ~ual shew wide Ins. Agency. Rizer on Mrs. Buel RidellOUI' aad Mrs.[ useless, unless lll!lllrolled by lithe erowuiDB of "Miil SpriDa- Co., Blaeltllllr Auto Co., Ash- WBma Guinther spent Mcmday God One need w!IIcb has _. time" who wBl bt obosea by a laad Oil, Mulle_u'• lu. Agency, evening wilb Mrs. Homer Hoi· er been outgrown Is need for panel o1 judgulrom ll!Vft Jove. Lalldmar~, Ohio Power, Porn- ter. 1 God. Five readings from five 1r COUIIIy bigb ldlool semors eroy Nalioeal Bank, Mr. aood Mn. E. J. Hill were faiihl from McCall'l Magazillt tiein8 lor the 19116 title. Candl- Loaa, Welter's Poultry Fann, Friday business visiton io Pt. were alsll read by Miss E2lerlilates 8l'e Susan Darlt, Becky Elberfeld's Dept. Store, Fr..,.. PleasaRt W. Va. ba h She oloeed devGtioiii with Jlelsoll, VIckie Steele, Debbie ciJ Florist, Heiner's Bakery, Miss Mary Hill and nephew, c · J)ewooo, Marjorie liNd, Peg· Middleport Dept. Ston, Fire- Michael Jones of Columbllll, pr~ respoaded lo re11 Bumgaraer, llld Bell¥ 11Dae sto~. Dudiey'a Florist, speal 111e weekead with her 1!811 'tb l!l"ine 1IIougbt 81111 11 Creon•. Ford Motor Company, Colum- parents, Mr. and Mra. E. J. Hill. Mrs. GloeclDa' read an Jiarra~ lor tile lalelt llbow- b111 and ~lbern Oblo El~.,. E. J. Hill, Mis1 Mar;r Hill, orlglnl poem "llprinlllme," !Rg of spring lubloM will be tria Co., Middleport SeWIRg Michael Jones and Carol H ill abe had wriltell A round mbiD Mrs. Marianne Campbell of Ra- Center, Dutto"'s Drug Co. 1 were Saturday eveniRg guests ' dio •tation WJEH of Gallipolis. Prizes were donated by Dud- of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Nease d gbter Miss Dorolby ley Florist Book Store, Sewing and family, Nease Settleme~~L ~rs. Eslie Mossman ~ •, Cenler, Middleport Dept. Store, Mrs. Beula~ !{rantz of l'hAr- home Friday alter aaclergoiq 5l·hool AetiVJtiel Spencer's Market. Evans, Cross ,lesion, W. Va., spent sev~ral surgery at Newarll aty u... . . Hardware. Ben f'ranklin, Tom days rnst week with Mr. and pital two weeks 81111 ·11 Schedule Announ~d Rue Motors. Keith Gobel, Spin· Mrs. Carl Moore. Recent eall- valeteing lliceiy. 8110 PT. PLEASANT_ CommeiiC• A-Yar?, Anthony Plumbing, ers wer~_Mrs ~JIIyrUe Long aad Mrs. Donald Morga llld 101 cneot dates and end ot school y~ s Market. ~onanza, P1> of Newark i.l spending this activities for the three eounty wells Serv1ce StalloR, A & ~· ly S~on, Betty Beauty Shop, week with her parents, Mr. high schools have beeR approv· Coce Cola Co., . Bachner s Hoy~ s Sohm Serv~ce Statton, and Mrs. Eslie Mossmn. tid b the Mason County Board Markel, Baker FurBIIure, H & Dun s AshlaRd, G & G ( afe, _ of E~ucalion as follows : i R F~tone, Rowley aad Reed, 7 Up •Boltimg Sarah, t;ibbs Point Pleasawt Higb _ MOll- Glona I Beauty Shop, Dutton Grocerj>, Erwiu Gulf Statmn, day, May 16 at 7:JO p.m. Claso Drug. Co., Shoe Box, Bahr Miller's Restaurant, Rich Val· i Night· Thursday May 19 at Clothier. ley Ice Cream. 1 T:lO p.m.. Bac:alaureate; aod Also, Francis Florist, Mar- Heading the event was Lois Friday, May 20th at 7:30 p.m. Juente, Blue and Gray, Pome- Moo~ and Barbara R1ggs, ~t aercise!l. roy Natrona! Bank, Goodwin county chairma• w1th Ltia 1 Wahama High _ Sunday, Florist, PomeroyBowllng Alley, Mitch, Arieno M~D..Uel, Judy ~· Jlay 22 at 1 p.m. bac<alaureate Tom Thumb, SwiSher 8lld Loh· Crook, Rosetta LISle, allli Rita and Monday , M8J 23 at a p.m. se, Simon'o Pick-A-Pair, Stiff- Ball. 101111D0111!0Inent. ier's. Ebersbach Hardware,I- - - - -- - Hannan High -SUnday, May Moore's, Pomeroy Motor Co., 11 at 8 p.m. lleccalaurealt ser- Kroger, G lr J, Duke's C1eanMnlmmm-· 'ire. Mooday, May 23 at 2 p.m. ers, Fabr1~ Shop, B.R.W. Hdwe. scrumptious ciau dey uerelsea and Tues- Phillips Sisters, New York idea! Eat out tonigtt;, day, May :14 at 8 p.m. oom· ClotbiBg House, Dowale and f'llld RESTAURANTS - t I'<"Jr&m. Gross, L & Z, Elberfeld's, Chap. maR llld Canedy, Kinr(1 Build· fast lillie ers Supply, Wallaao Jeweler yo uw I'MFS' Strllfme1111 Cracbn Jngei'a Furllitur., Rollab ~ • t )IIU', tae • Store, 'l'lny'a Foodlaud, Jimlb.boa31t ID.ee mie'a Pastry, Fi!ber'a. Hoi· IUDI Bakery, Citizens Bank. n~est1ture Also, a. H. Rewiiags, Crow I Steak Rouae, .Kan- .. v.. Zandt ~ 11111111 II Troop :Ill, llld Zark'a n.,_ Bar p- ' ~ ""·~ ~, omeroy ......- I * - ..., """ """"' F1ower l!llop Blaeltaar Auto ~~ ?~ Co., Ohio Valley Plumbiag, Fa. -. . 1 ahloa Beaut;r Sbop, Myrtis Ka;r lrieslda bad.....an_..,_ llnprUve oaa- Ilea..., ~ Po "oil""'.., ""'"""' ••, Shop, Landm BrA, maw _ _ " ' • - • • - - . ro;r Cemont Block Ex I · Mar. 1. . . , ce 1101' 'l'ba mee!J•I ..,81 opened with l!er\>la Ststioa, Rh:er'a: Heles'a lie piadp o1 llllegia- • Ill Beaut,y Shop, Robiuon '11r GlmiD Boller tile Also, Wehrung Pastry, 8cout oath, 81113 H~ oC 1bt Pomeroy PaslrJ, Associated tine 'ea by Radio aood TV, I( I C leweler, 8 ... ltlama"f.:ra. Harliey 81111 11uaa11, ~~ar~~·., Six acoull, eacll 11v11a two Farmer• Balllt; Glemor Beauparts of the Scout Law, lighted a oandle wllb ncb part. They were Jamea Amlbury, Randy Y01111g, Carl T!tomu, Riobard FarnSWIII'I!l, Tommy Karr, and ' Roger Karr. The elogaa 1 n d 28 OL motto wore repeated br Byron McCoy. JAR Scou- Jamot Reush spoke oa YDWIII mea ot lbe community and the Boy Scout movement. Ho recalled that when the troop started only three months ago, three boys attended. That aumber has Row grawn to II. Mr. Roush iBtroduced hla ll!oior patrol leader, Gordo• Holter; assistant seaior patrol leader. Tonuny Karr, and 1!Irea patrol leaders. Paatber, Roger Karr; eagle, Richard Fprnswortb and Fo•, Marvin Taylor. U. recogFRESH- CRISP nized the Cub Scout Pack and «>mmended It lor the 1tride1 It 1.1! making toward Boy Scoutisg. Presenting awards to !be boys, Paul Werner, district commis· oioner, charged the boys and the pareBII to strive to achieve the Eagle rull:, the ultimate goei of every Scout. He emphasized tbat Scoutiag develops maltlood, citizenship, allll spiritual be- w llltiiiiGO :'"i:b tio•• J ......,..y ".:an: J ""'8 Student•" t' .' •BocP.llaldr ...,, DenDII lt-Da1J711nt!Del, ,_.,.llldiiJtpail. o.. ..... -. ...., liNd..,, Eddll Cape .... • ......,. =·G!:y~1 ~18 Earn Honors I ·M·ddl rt n; . I eoo 1~~ -=':!~ Sharon Glaze. David Haggerty, Bill Hensler, Kim Johnsen, Sherman Mills, Patrick Mullen, Eugene Powell, Joyce Riley, . . Kayle Ruosell and Glenna A total ' ddieporla n d Sprague. olghtb gra< ·• . High School made the honor · · rell for the fourth ai• weeki tUJB BOUT grading period k. ad . f "B" . ..........,TDGH <UPI) _ The Ma .lng a gr e o or a ru 'g"v" llove In the eighth grede were: first world champloaohlp ever Nancy Bucbanan, Alan Cunnillg- staged in 1 .lupper club will ham, Richard Hawley, Rhonda take place June :Ill w11e11 Carlos HyseR, JaR Long, Robbie Ord, Ortis defends hla Ughtwelghl NaiiCY ShiDet, Jim Warnw, title agamst JolunlJ Blllarro at and Gregory Willie. the Holiday iiAluM Ill 111..-. Seventh IJ'I(Ie: Marlba Ban. ville, Pa. [,~iiii;;i.ii;...,....,...,.........,.. get-well oard was lelll to Mr~. Dessle Pattenoa who II Ul m 1 Effeelive Meigs Genaral R<lspltal. Birlb· day cards were - t « will bt seat lo Mrs. Pattel'8o!l, Mrs Marr Crary and Miao Nelle Blllg ""'- biolhdaJI IN In lfarcb. Mlal Dlersbedl ..tueled rlddies end a Bible quil during the pregram hour, afler which the "'"'ing closed with lbe Lord's Pl-ayer Ia uniloll. AllondiDC were Ml8l Nelle BiD«, Mra. Richard u.mpbeli, Min Ebersbach, Mrs. Gloeck- . Mlsaee Ada and Lucrello lervlag lleigl ColmtJ Ge!lheimer, Mra. Minnie Neutzling, Mra. Vlrp Slalw ond lor Or• N Yma !Mn. Siewert. = 1185 11 111 ~~lmoe~ polal of ~..atm AD*Ir• 1 t MORE NEW ASTER HATS C ... HAVI ARRIVED! = ..._ __. Phillips Sisters Style Shop , 4- --...;;;==;_-' lit. SKINL~ WIENERS SMOKED · PICNICS Whole BEYEB JNU PACI' PIIILADIIlLPHIA IUPI)-Joe Reyer, umet1 Lt&llle eoach ~. • .. the tve ot tile J:sp3onn' lint glllll, bat atgnad a b w year etlttlract Iller pidiiig !be lealll tt . . . Past • .-.di* II . ......... . . . .""'""af frigidile AltDIII8tic ::~11=1··-- ......... J I Be ... II ..... fllolll. . . ~ " • • •1111$ CARROTS 10c ... Malur ~ 1111 • ,.__._IIXIIIIOI' atr ... eold VIII IWM far 'lllll~TIJ!, 1*1111 JIHIHIId ss.49 -- p' 7 " ' - - · OjAI. .IQ trade 1111 I I ' BAKER FURNITURE MtDDL8'01T,O. - " lid ef ..... fM, . . . . . . ,,......... (lll'idol. . _ , . . - INY tht w., ,_....,..,I' rt __ round 1tt111 .. ,,.. 1M .... hndlr. "Lenttn Seafoods" Fish Stiw --------· ':: 391 Perch ........ P~rtions ....~. ~ 39o GROUND ROUND ....... , I I Cod ... ,,,Portions ------- ':.:' 191 Haddock Portlo111 ... ':: 45a COFFEE 10 ... $1.00 lor U. I. Cllolco Tondoroy ThriiiJ Spotlight I111tant ORANGE JUICE PRICB 6-oz.1,,. B-pak FRI. SAT. -45c MAA. RUTLAND, 17-1~19 OHIO PORK CHOPS CENTER - CUT LB. PKG. VEGETOLE 79_' BREAKFAST ORANGEDRitK 29 ~con:! C 233c Soap-····· · · · ·-··· 3 ....~: 39c lb. Del Moule Ne. SLICED PINEAPPLI_ PIE CRUST STICKS - 10 oz. 37c "'· 59c ~- - ~0:: Fllrmont Ice DAIRY FAIR c•rton 49c STOKB.Y ORANGE JUICE 46oz. can ' -!J.3 ' Deodorant Soap..... _. 2 ....~... 33c CGII I t i I i I .~f •, Ht!illiS lllll. \ I Fab DINNER ltakoly Whole 11..,... Yellow SAVI lie VEL VIETA •••• CHEESE 21b. 85• AJAX 10-oJ. hxet Genutn. -Qol4M ,4., 1M ··- ·-·· ·-~---------· .....vel Liquid ... -.. .. ...... =.- 63e .... 70c '-- ""' ' Bubble Bath·········-· = 69t Baggia --- .......... :: 49c -................... ._ ......... ........... , ... ... ........................ . . Q,.,,- . .. ,~oi! ·.o:rll Bleach Packett ........... ':; 43e Cold Power -----·· '=" $1J5 " ' 5 ..... .,.. IDAHO POTATOES PINK .. G:RAPEFRUIT 5.., I Butteraailk Binits ..... 3 :::; 29e Deeaf -----!:~---·· ~ $1.06 Aiax liquid Cleanser 55 .. !Mtllo 11101 ........... ·-~ ... 10c 41 c Aiax ' FISH snCKS J9c --1. 9c ~ Mi• 70L83C N1mfe lnetont I• COFFEE· Ietty Crock-::..--.:- !\ a la•quet ........... loki FRESH RIPE MRS. PAUL'S ......._ - - ... KDTilC P -. . . Cr h ·Potafoel .. 100 .. $5.8 Hlllll'l Who. No. 12'1 PINTO BEANS pkf/1. ! SPECIALS _........,_ sa ~ Coffee •••. . .. .. . . . .. . . • ! 89c Sdnmaicl Ralsfu I.,ZDc ST r::-Ro::-E- .\ Soap ···············- 4 ~ 40c a.. CAKE ..,.AWl' lOS t ZOe 011 Right laelt RabbU l·tt. SKIMMED MILK IOcans$1 . "''"" . . ._,....._ . ,., "" .. "".II ....__ PIIUhrt Selected J'«rletu TANG HEAD NopldM - • Peaches ••• -••. . . . • 4':..m 89c Corn 5 !t;' $1 ROLLS Ice <Zeam -~~~. •. ••• " ..,. 69c Cottage Cheese • : z !.. 49c 2 :: 29c .._ .....""'. .. 88 P.. . ;.L P..:- .._ C. C. 8 ,_ Bread······-······· ....., $1 't~~av. e .r ren&~a .r ne~~ • • • • • • • SLICED BACON .... Reg. At irmour Shortening All II' Y.... LEAN-TASTY Mod... Senltary U-oz. • 1ar ••••••• TISSUE I DUTCH GIRL Coupon Deltey I THURS. STOKELY C:s .._ ILIMerL..,_, With COFFEE 'lilt lltol 1htne • • • MHt From Vitamin C Enrlclood Florttlo LYONS' EfiiiCTIVI SPECALS ----------------- ··-· . "''"'-~~~........ ...... triRI Rib Steaks _·::--~. ~:~ ~~':"...... .... . .. 89c Kroger Frozen ~'W"' II " \, I "'TIS THE LUCK '0 THI IRISH YI'LL II PINDIN AT CLOVER PAlM THII WEIK WITH THI PINIST OP ~· TaiJess T-Bone . . . . . ,., $1.19 . . . . .. 99c Crisp-Solid Heads" GARDEN, CRISP I ........ - - INSTANT SPOTLIGHT .... t ertr do-tho.-rigWilollo .. ,....... lmum bottn, ltu wast.,quJck· 10 ...... ...... IHo ........ "...... h .... _, ..... ..... by .. rcludwo ttlllllod for ,,...,.,. ._..rnns . . . n1 oth~r Agrtllllt•re with flyl.. """'"' - · - . Mtry. M il lfillh • choloo - · cut ........... IN! hoo .... r Sirloin Stea]L . . . . • "'· $1.09 •. . . . . .. 89c liefs. ,._ .. '' ...... U. f.. CHOICI TIIIIDIIIAY ~ .-4 11...,... Tondoroy _,,.. .,.. HEAD LE II UCE I.__..a 1.....,.ly lly U. I. DetY""-t ., ... sl.o9 .... -rnm«J- ~11·1~111- .. llllll(la , ROUND STEAK BEEF CUBE STEAKS POMEROY NATIONAL BANK • 11 -·---thotN ----'"'......-ttho-......... -K._ot 'l1lo UIOA CHOICI ......... • K - T.,..._ . _ ., 'sr .. MDI Rece!WqJ Tenderfoot awsrds were J1111ea Amshury, Richard Fanisworth, Tim Gumpf, Gor· don llolter, Rogel' Karr, Tom· my Karr, Byron McCoy, Marvin Taylor, Cllrl T!tomas. ud Rencly YOUDg. These awards wero pinneol oo the boyl by their motben and eadl mother re<eived a millioturt Tuderfool pin from ber 101. 'I1Ie IJieetbii W81 d<JHd by Mr. Roush and tlle entire troop formlllg lbt Friendship Circle for a ci011ing prayer. Alao attending wore Carl Kautz, institutional representative, Paul Karr, Arvll Hoitor, both troop committee and Ro~ trl Llndstamer of the troop oommittee end the •ei&bbor· bood eommisBiooer olso. ( 99c FRENCH 24 oz. CITY--pkg. SEIVICD AVAIUIJ BIGORRAI APPLE BUTTER SPACEAUE 69 Swift't Premium -· Val Decker 4PPLE SAUCE a.. U.S. CHOICE CORN BEEF BRISKET Court StNet, Pomeroy "e. a-.. QUALITY BEEF •.. LIKE New Style Dresses by NIIIJ Don I Hold First • I • l i 1 Scouts, Parents ~ . I' < = - -=======-=iiiioiiioiiii...,.IOOii.,.&iii a:-• •• STOll HOURSt THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9100 A.M. to 9100 P.M. STUWBERRIES 29c Aiax Aerosol Will 'hil '!: 59c j �.' ...,, \ 'I I ' Sorori~ Lists Holiday in .- . . Greeee• ...... __ f Sho Mlss Ebersbach Mainly About People In p Benelactorsof p,.r~u, Wig Show ... • T HasDevotions For Ruth Class omeroy The Beta Sigma Pill l!ororThe March meetlllg ol t h. lly loday publicly expressed Its ell: Robsoll nd moth- Daughters of Ruth class of the appreciation to several groupo! Mrs. Ja ~ United Methodist church was f'f. PLBASANI' - "lfolida;r 81111 many lldlvlduals and busi- ;• Md~iiB·:.~nesB ~j held Monday afternoon at the 111 ar-H II lilt 111em1 ol the ness firms for prize• donated '!a a ' · 1 chilrch with Mrs. Frank StewAJmuil Sl!l'iag st1Je Revue Spool- nd favors given In col~MC!iol Ridenour and Mrs. Homer l;lel • art, president, ill charge. ..,red bf.lbt Pl. Plea8ant Jun- with the organization's receat er were In Columbus Sunday ! Psalm 23 in uni9011 opened , Club In aJ to attead the il<lne Show belei . d b' woman 1 cooper successful csrd party and wig· In the Buckeye Building at 1the meeting, followed with ev• 11o11 wllb lbt Retail Merchuts show. I . .. 1 taken from James by Mlsa l>lvlsiOI <1. !be Cbamber of Ohio Ellposition Oenler· - ~ey I Lydia Ebersbacb who gave eommezoo to bt !leld T!tur~ Thnse providing favors lnclud· 1were Sonday evenmg guests of8 ~ readings from 1lle Sea National day March 17 at 7:3il p.m. Ia ed: lola'• Beauty Salon, Farm- Mrs. Heines' daughter, M r · : magaziM stressing that life can lhe 'bigh llllllool auditorium. er:s Bank, WllliiiiiiB NalioD- GeneVIeve Wsrd. ! bo like 8 ship without 1 ruddel', Higbligbt of the ~ual shew wide Ins. Agency. Rizer on Mrs. Buel RidellOUI' aad Mrs.[ useless, unless lll!lllrolled by lithe erowuiDB of "Miil SpriDa- Co., Blaeltllllr Auto Co., Ash- WBma Guinther spent Mcmday God One need w!IIcb has _. time" who wBl bt obosea by a laad Oil, Mulle_u'• lu. Agency, evening wilb Mrs. Homer Hoi· er been outgrown Is need for panel o1 judgulrom ll!Vft Jove. Lalldmar~, Ohio Power, Porn- ter. 1 God. Five readings from five 1r COUIIIy bigb ldlool semors eroy Nalioeal Bank, Mr. aood Mn. E. J. Hill were faiihl from McCall'l Magazillt tiein8 lor the 19116 title. Candl- Loaa, Welter's Poultry Fann, Friday business visiton io Pt. were alsll read by Miss E2lerlilates 8l'e Susan Darlt, Becky Elberfeld's Dept. Store, Fr..,.. PleasaRt W. Va. ba h She oloeed devGtioiii with Jlelsoll, VIckie Steele, Debbie ciJ Florist, Heiner's Bakery, Miss Mary Hill and nephew, c · J)ewooo, Marjorie liNd, Peg· Middleport Dept. Ston, Fire- Michael Jones of Columbllll, pr~ respoaded lo re11 Bumgaraer, llld Bell¥ 11Dae sto~. Dudiey'a Florist, speal 111e weekead with her 1!811 'tb l!l"ine 1IIougbt 81111 11 Creon•. Ford Motor Company, Colum- parents, Mr. and Mra. E. J. Hill. Mrs. GloeclDa' read an Jiarra~ lor tile lalelt llbow- b111 and ~lbern Oblo El~.,. E. J. Hill, Mis1 Mar;r Hill, orlglnl poem "llprinlllme," !Rg of spring lubloM will be tria Co., Middleport SeWIRg Michael Jones and Carol H ill abe had wriltell A round mbiD Mrs. Marianne Campbell of Ra- Center, Dutto"'s Drug Co. 1 were Saturday eveniRg guests ' dio •tation WJEH of Gallipolis. Prizes were donated by Dud- of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Nease d gbter Miss Dorolby ley Florist Book Store, Sewing and family, Nease Settleme~~L ~rs. Eslie Mossman ~ •, Cenler, Middleport Dept. Store, Mrs. Beula~ !{rantz of l'hAr- home Friday alter aaclergoiq 5l·hool AetiVJtiel Spencer's Market. Evans, Cross ,lesion, W. Va., spent sev~ral surgery at Newarll aty u... . . Hardware. Ben f'ranklin, Tom days rnst week with Mr. and pital two weeks 81111 ·11 Schedule Announ~d Rue Motors. Keith Gobel, Spin· Mrs. Carl Moore. Recent eall- valeteing lliceiy. 8110 PT. PLEASANT_ CommeiiC• A-Yar?, Anthony Plumbing, ers wer~_Mrs ~JIIyrUe Long aad Mrs. Donald Morga llld 101 cneot dates and end ot school y~ s Market. ~onanza, P1> of Newark i.l spending this activities for the three eounty wells Serv1ce StalloR, A & ~· ly S~on, Betty Beauty Shop, week with her parents, Mr. high schools have beeR approv· Coce Cola Co., . Bachner s Hoy~ s Sohm Serv~ce Statton, and Mrs. Eslie Mossmn. tid b the Mason County Board Markel, Baker FurBIIure, H & Dun s AshlaRd, G & G ( afe, _ of E~ucalion as follows : i R F~tone, Rowley aad Reed, 7 Up •Boltimg Sarah, t;ibbs Point Pleasawt Higb _ MOll- Glona I Beauty Shop, Dutton Grocerj>, Erwiu Gulf Statmn, day, May 16 at 7:JO p.m. Claso Drug. Co., Shoe Box, Bahr Miller's Restaurant, Rich Val· i Night· Thursday May 19 at Clothier. ley Ice Cream. 1 T:lO p.m.. Bac:alaureate; aod Also, Francis Florist, Mar- Heading the event was Lois Friday, May 20th at 7:30 p.m. Juente, Blue and Gray, Pome- Moo~ and Barbara R1ggs, ~t aercise!l. roy Natrona! Bank, Goodwin county chairma• w1th Ltia 1 Wahama High _ Sunday, Florist, PomeroyBowllng Alley, Mitch, Arieno M~D..Uel, Judy ~· Jlay 22 at 1 p.m. bac<alaureate Tom Thumb, SwiSher 8lld Loh· Crook, Rosetta LISle, allli Rita and Monday , M8J 23 at a p.m. se, Simon'o Pick-A-Pair, Stiff- Ball. 101111D0111!0Inent. ier's. Ebersbach Hardware,I- - - - -- - Hannan High -SUnday, May Moore's, Pomeroy Motor Co., 11 at 8 p.m. lleccalaurealt ser- Kroger, G lr J, Duke's C1eanMnlmmm-· 'ire. Mooday, May 23 at 2 p.m. ers, Fabr1~ Shop, B.R.W. Hdwe. scrumptious ciau dey uerelsea and Tues- Phillips Sisters, New York idea! Eat out tonigtt;, day, May :14 at 8 p.m. oom· ClotbiBg House, Dowale and f'llld RESTAURANTS - t I'<"Jr&m. Gross, L & Z, Elberfeld's, Chap. maR llld Canedy, Kinr(1 Build· fast lillie ers Supply, Wallaao Jeweler yo uw I'MFS' Strllfme1111 Cracbn Jngei'a Furllitur., Rollab ~ • t )IIU', tae • Store, 'l'lny'a Foodlaud, Jimlb.boa31t ID.ee mie'a Pastry, Fi!ber'a. Hoi· IUDI Bakery, Citizens Bank. n~est1ture Also, a. H. Rewiiags, Crow I Steak Rouae, .Kan- .. v.. Zandt ~ 11111111 II Troop :Ill, llld Zark'a n.,_ Bar p- ' ~ ""·~ ~, omeroy ......- I * - ..., """ """"' F1ower l!llop Blaeltaar Auto ~~ ?~ Co., Ohio Valley Plumbiag, Fa. -. . 1 ahloa Beaut;r Sbop, Myrtis Ka;r lrieslda bad.....an_..,_ llnprUve oaa- Ilea..., ~ Po "oil""'.., ""'"""' ••, Shop, Landm BrA, maw _ _ " ' • - • • - - . ro;r Cemont Block Ex I · Mar. 1. . . , ce 1101' 'l'ba mee!J•I ..,81 opened with l!er\>la Ststioa, Rh:er'a: Heles'a lie piadp o1 llllegia- • Ill Beaut,y Shop, Robiuon '11r GlmiD Boller tile Also, Wehrung Pastry, 8cout oath, 81113 H~ oC 1bt Pomeroy PaslrJ, Associated tine 'ea by Radio aood TV, I( I C leweler, 8 ... ltlama"f.:ra. Harliey 81111 11uaa11, ~~ar~~·., Six acoull, eacll 11v11a two Farmer• Balllt; Glemor Beauparts of the Scout Law, lighted a oandle wllb ncb part. They were Jamea Amlbury, Randy Y01111g, Carl T!tomu, Riobard FarnSWIII'I!l, Tommy Karr, and ' Roger Karr. The elogaa 1 n d 28 OL motto wore repeated br Byron McCoy. JAR Scou- Jamot Reush spoke oa YDWIII mea ot lbe community and the Boy Scout movement. Ho recalled that when the troop started only three months ago, three boys attended. That aumber has Row grawn to II. Mr. Roush iBtroduced hla ll!oior patrol leader, Gordo• Holter; assistant seaior patrol leader. Tonuny Karr, and 1!Irea patrol leaders. Paatber, Roger Karr; eagle, Richard Fprnswortb and Fo•, Marvin Taylor. U. recogFRESH- CRISP nized the Cub Scout Pack and «>mmended It lor the 1tride1 It 1.1! making toward Boy Scoutisg. Presenting awards to !be boys, Paul Werner, district commis· oioner, charged the boys and the pareBII to strive to achieve the Eagle rull:, the ultimate goei of every Scout. He emphasized tbat Scoutiag develops maltlood, citizenship, allll spiritual be- w llltiiiiGO :'"i:b tio•• J ......,..y ".:an: J ""'8 Student•" t' .' •BocP.llaldr ...,, DenDII lt-Da1J711nt!Del, ,_.,.llldiiJtpail. o.. ..... -. ...., liNd..,, Eddll Cape .... • ......,. =·G!:y~1 ~18 Earn Honors I ·M·ddl rt n; . I eoo 1~~ -=':!~ Sharon Glaze. David Haggerty, Bill Hensler, Kim Johnsen, Sherman Mills, Patrick Mullen, Eugene Powell, Joyce Riley, . . Kayle Ruosell and Glenna A total ' ddieporla n d Sprague. olghtb gra< ·• . High School made the honor · · rell for the fourth ai• weeki tUJB BOUT grading period k. ad . f "B" . ..........,TDGH <UPI) _ The Ma .lng a gr e o or a ru 'g"v" llove In the eighth grede were: first world champloaohlp ever Nancy Bucbanan, Alan Cunnillg- staged in 1 .lupper club will ham, Richard Hawley, Rhonda take place June :Ill w11e11 Carlos HyseR, JaR Long, Robbie Ord, Ortis defends hla Ughtwelghl NaiiCY ShiDet, Jim Warnw, title agamst JolunlJ Blllarro at and Gregory Willie. the Holiday iiAluM Ill 111..-. Seventh IJ'I(Ie: Marlba Ban. ville, Pa. [,~iiii;;i.ii;...,....,...,.........,.. get-well oard was lelll to Mr~. Dessle Pattenoa who II Ul m 1 Effeelive Meigs Genaral R<lspltal. Birlb· day cards were - t « will bt seat lo Mrs. Pattel'8o!l, Mrs Marr Crary and Miao Nelle Blllg ""'- biolhdaJI IN In lfarcb. Mlal Dlersbedl ..tueled rlddies end a Bible quil during the pregram hour, afler which the "'"'ing closed with lbe Lord's Pl-ayer Ia uniloll. AllondiDC were Ml8l Nelle BiD«, Mra. Richard u.mpbeli, Min Ebersbach, Mrs. Gloeck- . Mlsaee Ada and Lucrello lervlag lleigl ColmtJ Ge!lheimer, Mra. Minnie Neutzling, Mra. Vlrp Slalw ond lor Or• N Yma !Mn. Siewert. = 1185 11 111 ~~lmoe~ polal of ~..atm AD*Ir• 1 t MORE NEW ASTER HATS C ... HAVI ARRIVED! = ..._ __. Phillips Sisters Style Shop , 4- --...;;;==;_-' lit. SKINL~ WIENERS SMOKED · PICNICS Whole BEYEB JNU PACI' PIIILADIIlLPHIA IUPI)-Joe Reyer, umet1 Lt&llle eoach ~. • .. the tve ot tile J:sp3onn' lint glllll, bat atgnad a b w year etlttlract Iller pidiiig !be lealll tt . . . Past • .-.di* II . ......... . . . .""'""af frigidile AltDIII8tic ::~11=1··-- ......... J I Be ... II ..... fllolll. . . ~ " • • •1111$ CARROTS 10c ... Malur ~ 1111 • ,.__._IIXIIIIOI' atr ... eold VIII IWM far 'lllll~TIJ!, 1*1111 JIHIHIId ss.49 -- p' 7 " ' - - · OjAI. .IQ trade 1111 I I ' BAKER FURNITURE MtDDL8'01T,O. - " lid ef ..... fM, . . . . . . ,,......... (lll'idol. . _ , . . - INY tht w., ,_....,..,I' rt __ round 1tt111 .. ,,.. 1M .... hndlr. "Lenttn Seafoods" Fish Stiw --------· ':: 391 Perch ........ P~rtions ....~. ~ 39o GROUND ROUND ....... , I I Cod ... ,,,Portions ------- ':.:' 191 Haddock Portlo111 ... ':: 45a COFFEE 10 ... $1.00 lor U. I. Cllolco Tondoroy ThriiiJ Spotlight I111tant ORANGE JUICE PRICB 6-oz.1,,. B-pak FRI. SAT. -45c MAA. RUTLAND, 17-1~19 OHIO PORK CHOPS CENTER - CUT LB. PKG. VEGETOLE 79_' BREAKFAST ORANGEDRitK 29 ~con:! C 233c Soap-····· · · · ·-··· 3 ....~: 39c lb. Del Moule Ne. SLICED PINEAPPLI_ PIE CRUST STICKS - 10 oz. 37c "'· 59c ~- - ~0:: Fllrmont Ice DAIRY FAIR c•rton 49c STOKB.Y ORANGE JUICE 46oz. can ' -!J.3 ' Deodorant Soap..... _. 2 ....~... 33c CGII I t i I i I .~f •, Ht!illiS lllll. \ I Fab DINNER ltakoly Whole 11..,... Yellow SAVI lie VEL VIETA •••• CHEESE 21b. 85• AJAX 10-oJ. hxet Genutn. -Qol4M ,4., 1M ··- ·-·· ·-~---------· .....vel Liquid ... -.. .. ...... =.- 63e .... 70c '-- ""' ' Bubble Bath·········-· = 69t Baggia --- .......... :: 49c -................... ._ ......... ........... , ... ... ........................ . . Q,.,,- . .. ,~oi! ·.o:rll Bleach Packett ........... ':; 43e Cold Power -----·· '=" $1J5 " ' 5 ..... .,.. IDAHO POTATOES PINK .. G:RAPEFRUIT 5.., I Butteraailk Binits ..... 3 :::; 29e Deeaf -----!:~---·· ~ $1.06 Aiax liquid Cleanser 55 .. !Mtllo 11101 ........... ·-~ ... 10c 41 c Aiax ' FISH snCKS J9c --1. 9c ~ Mi• 70L83C N1mfe lnetont I• COFFEE· Ietty Crock-::..--.:- !\ a la•quet ........... loki FRESH RIPE MRS. PAUL'S ......._ - - ... KDTilC P -. . . Cr h ·Potafoel .. 100 .. $5.8 Hlllll'l Who. No. 12'1 PINTO BEANS pkf/1. ! SPECIALS _........,_ sa ~ Coffee •••. . .. .. . . . .. . . • ! 89c Sdnmaicl Ralsfu I.,ZDc ST r::-Ro::-E- .\ Soap ···············- 4 ~ 40c a.. CAKE ..,.AWl' lOS t ZOe 011 Right laelt RabbU l·tt. SKIMMED MILK IOcans$1 . "''"" . . ._,....._ . ,., "" .. "".II ....__ PIIUhrt Selected J'«rletu TANG HEAD NopldM - • Peaches ••• -••. . . . • 4':..m 89c Corn 5 !t;' $1 ROLLS Ice <Zeam -~~~. •. ••• " ..,. 69c Cottage Cheese • : z !.. 49c 2 :: 29c .._ .....""'. .. 88 P.. . ;.L P..:- .._ C. C. 8 ,_ Bread······-······· ....., $1 't~~av. e .r ren&~a .r ne~~ • • • • • • • SLICED BACON .... Reg. At irmour Shortening All II' Y.... LEAN-TASTY Mod... Senltary U-oz. • 1ar ••••••• TISSUE I DUTCH GIRL Coupon Deltey I THURS. STOKELY C:s .._ ILIMerL..,_, With COFFEE 'lilt lltol 1htne • • • MHt From Vitamin C Enrlclood Florttlo LYONS' EfiiiCTIVI SPECALS ----------------- ··-· . "''"'-~~~........ ...... triRI Rib Steaks _·::--~. ~:~ ~~':"...... .... . .. 89c Kroger Frozen ~'W"' II " \, I "'TIS THE LUCK '0 THI IRISH YI'LL II PINDIN AT CLOVER PAlM THII WEIK WITH THI PINIST OP ~· TaiJess T-Bone . . . . . ,., $1.19 . . . . .. 99c Crisp-Solid Heads" GARDEN, CRISP I ........ - - INSTANT SPOTLIGHT .... t ertr do-tho.-rigWilollo .. ,....... lmum bottn, ltu wast.,quJck· 10 ...... ...... IHo ........ "...... h .... _, ..... ..... by .. rcludwo ttlllllod for ,,...,.,. ._..rnns . . . n1 oth~r Agrtllllt•re with flyl.. """'"' - · - . Mtry. M il lfillh • choloo - · cut ........... IN! hoo .... r Sirloin Stea]L . . . . • "'· $1.09 •. . . . . .. 89c liefs. ,._ .. '' ...... U. f.. CHOICI TIIIIDIIIAY ~ .-4 11...,... Tondoroy _,,.. .,.. HEAD LE II UCE I.__..a 1.....,.ly lly U. I. DetY""-t ., ... sl.o9 .... -rnm«J- ~11·1~111- .. llllll(la , ROUND STEAK BEEF CUBE STEAKS POMEROY NATIONAL BANK • 11 -·---thotN ----'"'......-ttho-......... -K._ot 'l1lo UIOA CHOICI ......... • K - T.,..._ . _ ., 'sr .. MDI Rece!WqJ Tenderfoot awsrds were J1111ea Amshury, Richard Fanisworth, Tim Gumpf, Gor· don llolter, Rogel' Karr, Tom· my Karr, Byron McCoy, Marvin Taylor, Cllrl T!tomas. ud Rencly YOUDg. These awards wero pinneol oo the boyl by their motben and eadl mother re<eived a millioturt Tuderfool pin from ber 101. 'I1Ie IJieetbii W81 d<JHd by Mr. Roush and tlle entire troop formlllg lbt Friendship Circle for a ci011ing prayer. Alao attending wore Carl Kautz, institutional representative, Paul Karr, Arvll Hoitor, both troop committee and Ro~ trl Llndstamer of the troop oommittee end the •ei&bbor· bood eommisBiooer olso. ( 99c FRENCH 24 oz. CITY--pkg. SEIVICD AVAIUIJ BIGORRAI APPLE BUTTER SPACEAUE 69 Swift't Premium -· Val Decker 4PPLE SAUCE a.. U.S. CHOICE CORN BEEF BRISKET Court StNet, Pomeroy "e. a-.. QUALITY BEEF •.. LIKE New Style Dresses by NIIIJ Don I Hold First • I • l i 1 Scouts, Parents ~ . I' < = - -=======-=iiiioiiioiiii...,.IOOii.,.&iii a:-• •• STOll HOURSt THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9100 A.M. to 9100 P.M. STUWBERRIES 29c Aiax Aerosol Will 'hil '!: 59c j �I ~· \• ·,~ And I' 200 Attend Birthday Party . Around About ;; ., '' "· '· ' ' ' ,. ( ' ,,· ' •: 4 , _.., ' ! ·- ' I~ ~· Bach lfrlllld Jlftll8l'!d 18---Dally Sentinel, l'omeroy.Middleport, 0 ., March !8, 1986 Summer Program ~:~~·~':~~ber 'a PlannedforGi.U I' Fultz, Brkl;;t- Goble and Mrs. SALE CANCELLED Plans were discussed for a . The wa and means ~It- Ted Riley, Jr., committee mem· The bake sale of the Live . · ' ' Glfl Scout summer scout pro- · . Y· •, ·, ber Wire class of the Forest Run BY LUCILLE HAWKINS aate, Mrs. Jed Websler, Sr., I Alldre, ,pastur of the United cram when the Girl Scout ca. tee . repo~ 011 fund·. ra~ • Methodist church scheduled ror An estimated 200 persons at- Mrs: Ben Neutzllns, and Mrs. MethodiSt Church, and Paul ~ Troop 185 met Monday a1 projeclll 111 asslrt ~girls In atFriday, bas been cancelled. ll!nded the 4th . annual birth· Frank Cheesebrew, psst pres!- 1 Case!, Frank Vaughan, Elza W k Mr Cl the Electric Company s 0 c 1a 1 tending summer cainp The MEETS 'fQNJGHT joy party of l)rew Webster dents. Gilmore, Guy E. Guinther, Roy ' ee end auests of s. }'8 · room in Middleport · croup 'voted to opo..,; ~ i.un- The Winding Trail Garden Post, American Leaton, with j Mrs. Fisher thanked Mrs. Reuter, CUiford Hayeo and Murray were her son and,.au- A covered dish dinner was mage sale' in the near future. club wlll meet tonllht at tile A total lwrar eclipse lasll •uxtl iary Unit as bos!B, at the •Tom Crow lor the beautiful flor· Frank Cheesebrew, past Post ' ~~ter-m.Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. enjoyed by the girls and their Guests atliending were Marc bonie of Mrs. Charles Hayes. two hours. Pn•neroy Elementary Sohooi ia1 arrancement which she eommanders. ' Charles Murray of Point Pleas- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iii;;i.;;;;~....;i;~~..._..._.._= i;;;;;;_,......... aud1tonum Tuesday evenlnc. AIpresented In memory of Drew Awards were presented by i ant, W. Va.•. Mrs. Howard Pool '• , :ena style dinner wos serv- Webster for whom the Post the commander including a cer· •of Stowe, Ohio, and Mrs. George was named, after which she tHicate to Jim Meese for WM-! Sttnard, Mogadore, Oh1o. 10 beginning at six. .,, ,, program opened with lhe i 1r,troduced Mrs. Thomtun and ,PO; llcb Wingett lot· Daily Sen· ' Mr. Leo Smith, an employee / Ben' Mrs. Arthur Wise, Bold star lllnei,Mand Bob H~hch, for ~,th- I of the Ohio Vallev Electric Prores>io nal with Mrs. . mothers. , ens essenger, m apprecia~o~on , • h I " '''" '"n~ at the piano. fo 11ow-l p t Comm d G E. 'of news coverace the past : Company, Kyger Creek, .. as rd by the advancement of col·: au~er intr:..::; wu.' year.• . I been transferred to Brtlhant,l ,,., .\ lr>. \t1ltun Rous~ as Sgt.- 111 f Ath 9 e!Bhth district I Charleo Swatzel first vice 1Ohto. 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(UP!) -For the theft ol aome $5 worth of Candy, the alale of New York took S4 ol Slephea Dennison's best years. Now, the stale Ill going to pay the lf.yeai'Oitl, Glens Falla, Janltor $115,tlll0 oorn]IOIIIIatlon. "Ill a 101111," the New Yort Coati ol C1atma t!ald Wednetday, "~ Jabellld. bim u a 1l1Mnlman, placed.· blm In a c"'* wl!b pnulne IUbobumiJ!II, ron ld$ lnune, IIIII then llllltl lbe lllaaall)' II! Ill ilf1l ho!clluc lila llldeltalteli Ill . . . _. ~_. _.~-- ... . . . . . . --...-~ . .--... . - . . ...,. .....-· _.. ... ... ...·. 4·-·- -·..·• ................................ -- · ·~ - - -- 34 Best Years Lost with $5 Candy Theft INGELS FURNITURE PHONE ( 1 1n ln!lltlllloA wllh 6!w, II any, state ,reformotory at Elmlr1, 1 facilities I!Jr II!!WiniJ trilltment year later, psycholollcal · exand rehibiUiatlon oi the perts, parUy on the ballls of Dlllltally UL" · te!linl and' pai'lly from o!MervaDeniiiBGIJ'• story ..,. back to tion, classified him a "low October of 1921, when be waa Fide moron" and be was 16. He IJrob lnlll 1 1 ~Ide transferred to the institution ataild ·and a!Gie eome candy. foi male defective; delinquents The boy pleaded guilty to. lbird at Napanoch. In Mll'Cb S, 11311, dep b.ey. was··~MR a he ordered to Dannemora oll!lpelliJed lelliellee IIIII• · or; 1Stltallaipltal on "• certlflc1le tllnd to report to a . . In ol ~cy:• . bls home of Salem, N. Y: . ~ . HI• ~nltnce did not end until 1 lilll-brolller, Georae ~ 1ft ,foUed to dllllp!J Wttb: order IIIII on Ava. 14, ltll, laD, c:Gfl\'lDCed lhrtliJcll Dennison wu Ill ·llw ,llOITIIJpondtaot IIIII vlslla tbol ·•!IS llll1111 lip<,.. ' I. . . . ._ _. . . . . d Defective "''Irmg Blame In Loss of Home by F'Ire 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · IIIII lin. RIIzabelb Slaven. - , 1 JntersectJ•OD ... Plans were made to assist with the aniKial Fellowship Tea In April when the Dorcas Circle of the Middleport First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Ethel HUBhes. Mrs. Charles Bennett, chair· man, conducted the meeting. Devotions were given by Janlee GibiJs and included a medltaUon ou prayer, "Prelude Ill Prayer," giving four aspeclll of prayer including a "Deflllition of Prayer," "Christ Teaches Us to Pray:• "l..al'iB and Prayer Act1on; ' "Blessings of Prayer Life: She closed with a poem, "God'o Strange Aaswers." The Circle will lllfnli~ eiBhl dozen cooklea and sandwiches for the Fellowship Tea. The croup voted tu give $6 to the IChooJ lunch pt08'Dffi. Mrs. Dana Hamm gave the · study lesson irom the study book, "The Church not Made With Hands." Mrs. Hughes was aBSlsted by Mrs. Lllllan McGhee lr serving a salad course carrying out tile Saint Patrick's Day colors and !Ierne in the napkin• and table appointments. The next meetinc will be a potluck dillber at the churcb. Attending in addition to the above named were Mn. Pearl Hollman, Beulab While, Mn. Cbarles White, Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner, Miss Rboda Hall, Day commg Bumped at Prl•• • will Include, lint plare, SB, ucnnd plaee, $5. tlllrd place, $3, and fourth place, S%. Aayone Interested In appearing In tile show may eontact Mrs. Alan L>onard, W'\'2-2723, Laura Harri~Ml, WY2-773i. Mro. William King, WY!-5681 or Mn. Robert King, WYZ-3'713. FOod and fno bs been planned lor everytoe. ' • If '""' f!ents. D \.. a t Homemakers Acht'evement Three VehicIes The annual talent sllow sponsored by the Bradbury I'.T.A, will be held Frld>y, Marrh 18 at 8 p.m. at the ,.boo! auditorium. A rehear. sal has beeu scheduled lor Thursday eveaing at 7:30 p. m. Admlssfon Is twenty.flve I ational Bank IORLD ELBERFELDS IN . P'OMEROY &QZJ.Q, t. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1966 ' .. MEIGS THEATRE , I • Of Clint'cs NotedAgam . 0 VAL S llt W A -,dLJ ~ 1mportance I ~ . "' . ·~ ·; g 1 I ' PEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 ;; ;:: '! I RUNNERS I I I f ... ~,!:0 1 r I Q The First NalioDal Bank of Racine, struck by a disastrous fire in early February, was hit by safecrackers sometime before dawn today. FBI Agento and MeiiS County Sheriff Robert C. Harten bach said the bank, located on Third-s! in the eastern Meigs County community, was tooted of an un- ~ determined sum of money . The vault, a walk·ln type, I! point. , located In a hallway between "They knew what they were the office of Cashier Freeland aoing after though," said Ellis. Norris and the area currently The FBI man sa1d notes, bonds 1 used as the bank lobby. and checks kept in the safe I were left behind. The burglary wu discovered s If H te b h 111'd th by Norris when he went to the heri ar n ae e1 ll8llle thieves also apparently bank at 7: II a.m. Entry was soUBht unsuc<essfully to enter , (Continued 00 page !) 1 pined into the building Itself thrOUBh I plywood door. The front seclion or the bank, where the main safe is located, wa• not bothered. The front secbon is the area which was I most heavily damaged by the February 4 fire which practically sutted the biulding and resuited in the death of an elder',,,.,.. ! ly woman. The front a r e Cl, 'I· , ,,·' tnown as the main lobby ser- The Meigs County Health De· RESIGNS - The resignat ion of Mrs. Georr~!~~~:r;~:~;:.;, tur, has not been reopened since partment today re-emphasi1.ed son . caseworker for 17 year s with the Meigs ', SURVEYS HOLE IN VAULT - Freeland Norris, cashier of the First NatiQnal Bank of Racine which recently the blaze. It was surmised that the importance of seven rabies fare Department, eff ective March 15. was was gutted by fire, was struck again early today, this time by a thief or thieves who looted the vault of an unde- the main sore was not bother· I immunization clinics, the first I day by th e coun~ y t• ommi ss io n('r~ . Ear lier she se rved ed because the thief or thieves i being today at the Reedsville i ,rears on the child welfare board and operated termined sum of money.- Sentinel P.ilot.o~.'------------------------ feared being seen. I fire house, 7-9 p.m. ~am s on Tru_ckmg Companv four vcars. A hfe long Pilme~ ' A cuttinl turch was used 111 Forty..ight cases of rabies roy H1gh School at hlel1t program fa n backer, she enter the walk·in vault, accord- were reported tn Meis• Coun- four grown children, Joyce ~•Ihamson and Mrs. . ing to FBI agents who rushed ty during 11165. There have beeo Hundley, both of Colu mbus: Earl, Williamson, . , to the scene from the ClnclA- twelve cases so far in 1966. Pa., and Mrs. Sarah Gi bb.>, Pol.le iO V. MIS. Williamson. v nati DistriCt office in Athens. In order to protect the p•o- wh c resides on Harn sonvlllP ~· o ad , took over operation 11 appeared that 1 bed sheet, pie of this county against ra bies of ~he Williamso n Trucking Cu. fo llowmg the death of . SPACE CENTER, Houston (UP!) ~ Space officials or somethinc of the like. was (sometimes called . Hydrophob- bet -~llsband ,_La fe , '-" 1937 __ __ today reported Gemlnl.8 astronauto NeU Armstrong and o used to shroud the cuttin& l •al, a dOH quaranttne wos put / , .• , David Scott ·~n aood condition" but cloaked in secrecy Ia torch light. into effect on February 22nd, key details of what turned their magnificently flying dae Sheriff Hartenbach Indicated ' 1966. to last for • period or ' lf space machine into a potential death trap. be believed the job tu he I h • ' mne:y 1901 days. ThiS w as , Gemini control withheld tapes of the last conversa· "Knowlnc Homemakers From work of professionals. I done to eliminate the stray 1 tiona with the space twins before they had to "bail out" Around tbe World'' is I h • FBI Agent Mac Ellis would ' dogs. of orbit aboard their Stldd~y balky capsule. Armstrong theme of the 3011l11tnual M~ oot commit himself on t b is ! All doss and cats over six. A small frame home on Ra ilroad·st in and· ~ w.ere under ,tight County EJ.tens1011 Hnmtmak.ero , - , mon~ old should be •mmunl1r was destroyed by flames this morning although security Wrapa. unlil the first word came that I Achievement l>a)!, :Mar!!ll :11.. I ed. !be vaccine U!ed by the! port volunteer firemen, summonerl al !l» a.m • . 1bey bad aiqed. spectacu- they were safe and sound $13.1 BU ion Gone The procram will begin •t Ve~rln~rlans conducti"B the ithe blaze for two hours to bring it under contro l. Jar demol\ltrallon of space aboard the rescue ship. An WASJUNGTON - THE SEN· 10 at th Middleport clm1eo 10 ihts county woll pro-1 Defective wiring was reported the cause of the fi~ prowea In bookinc up tu aa estimated 10 million or more ate Approprlatl~nB Committee Hi ~·~hool a::CIItorium. Relis· teet your dOB for a penud of at th e Archie Pierce reside ore. Mrs. Pierre was at han~t Agena taraet rocla!t 185 mtles Amencano stayed near their Wednesd~y qu1ckly approved tr gti .11 Ia 1 1 t ·30 three years. Cats are only pro·/alone wh en the blaze startIn apace Wednesday and television sets durinc the the admmiSiratlon • $13.1 bll- a on WI 1 r 1 · • tected for one year. The fee is , ed ally covered by 'Insurance. Armstrong broulhl the capsule crucial hours. Uon supplemental approprla-~ The seveR Meigs County E•$1.50 per pet. Dogs must be · The one story house was en- Just as firemen and squadmel down tu a perleot landing tar et rocket ' lio~s bill for mlittary a~d econ- tension Homemakers' Clubo brought to the clinics on a leashIgulled in flames upon the ar-lwere prep•ring to leave H "dead in the middle" or an Theed f Agena, f' ~do k' 0 f omtc e1penditures m Vtet Nam. will have educational exhlbtt&. and caUl in a covered CORlaia- riva l or firemen They got Mrs. scene of the Pierce home th11 us or mans '" c mg The <'llmm•ttee action clear- F tu ed l'<lmeroy Police tnvesH•ated · · 't w"" l emergency tar1eI area. two objects in sp&c4!, continued ker lll be . e er. IPiercP's purse conta ining mon-.emergency - res<.·ue un1 v , 1 The destroyer U~ Leonard in 8 •lparkJna" orbit for use ir1 ed the m~asure. for an expected ea r spea w Ill ace1dent at 11:24 a. m. Wed. The other llix clinics; ey out, but that was the onl y:inrormed that the resident .. F. Mason .wa• tu bnng them tu future spac;;"-•ots. floor L'Onscderatton Monday. The Mrs. Gerald Larson of Athens, Jlesday on Weot Second·sl tllat March 19 Bedford Rer•·ea- item :rdVed nearby Railroad-s! home Naha, Okmawa, aboul 8 p.m. Coase A,' Myotery House approved it earlier this !"""•rly With the Peace Corps involved three vehicles. tiona! Cent~r. Bedford •chood Firemen . said Mrs. Pierre fallen nn a stov e and set hll!l• EST (Friday morning, Okinawa 8 te h 1 1 .d Wed week. Included iR the bill are m Caroon, Af~lca, and Mimars. Police oaid Ada Titus, 48, 10 a.m.-1% ROOn. fainted as the fire progressed self afire. , 881 'I Dewey Cummmg• of . L ' Pomeroy • travel'n on March Z2, Racme . Ftre . Hou3e, and emergency - resl'ue squad1 ton wor th OI mt1 g east hme) from the landing area 500 scipoce · ch n cans th · 1 did• some 112 ·3 b'll' . miles from the western Pacific ne ay mg t ey s~mp y itary procurement and construe- Ohm, deleaate Association of Weot Second, was reportedly Racine. 7-9 p.m. I men were summoned to admin· Squadmen went to the . not know w!lat. caused the tion for the war in Viet Nam. Country WomeR of the Wnrld, crowded by IIIOther car at M h •• Middl I Fl . of Cla renre Gilkey, 55 ..who I land s , •~a and GelDini I •· start h Ill k "K H arc ~. epor re tster oxygen. f • I d d Pbo!qrapby lllrlaRed ;;.~· , w Also included is 1415 million in w o w spea on now ~ the intersection of Meehani«>Bt House, Middleport, 1-9 p.m. I There were 12 fi remen ,.. ' """ rom secon . an Only uniformed mUltary per- h'~ and pltcbinB in sp~ce economic aid for world trouble makers from Othe~ Lands. and hot a parked ..helle own- March 26 Town House, Harr~ 1 sponding to t'le alarm with both degCPe burns on. ~" back. ~· sonnel were being permitted tu w t e linked. The pitchiDB spo!B - $275 million of which .Mrs. Ernest Harrts, Syracuse, ed by Sam Arnold. Syracuse. sonville, 3·' 5 .m. Middleport pumper trucks and ·G•l kev w"' transported tu V~ pho!IJBtaph their arrival and ~undockntlnued ?,n Gemml when It is destined for South Viet Nam. WID present a demonstraboa ~· 'r.u! Arnold vehide was shoved March 31 pCity Hall Pome- the emergency squad. It was erllns Memonal hospital wile!' • ed. Japanese flower amuwna 10 forward intu another parked ve' ' Irepor ted th e 1osses were par . t. off 1t:10 ls sa•d late th1s morniiJ ho•- were to he passed out by Pffi ~Is Tbe 5haklng and vlbrat'1on . roy ' 2.-• p·m· •· h'1s rond.1tion . was not serl"""' 1 b · • • the mormna. lllele owned by Clifford Bacb. , ..,..., 1 o .. ~ on a:"ooda'::.ruti n" could have ruptured fuel tank• Frnal KICk There will be • share • cost ner, Middleport. April 2, Ernesl DaviS s Gar· ""'""' •. '"·'""'," ., Gil kev. however. was to bci was e!narea ~pace Al:n~y of the Alena .or even tile skiR SNOW AND CIDLLY RAINS nursery with a respouible Ill- Medium damage to all the au- .,., Salem Center, 3-i p.m. Sgt. P. D. McCreedy. rom· [transferred to a Huntingtun, W. • spokesman said about Arm- ?f the pre..umed Gemini craft swept th~ northerR RockJes !IJ. ult m ch"'le for mothers deslr- lnmobUes was reported. No in· WEATHER mander ol the Gallia·Meigs 'Va . hospo ta l. strona and Scott ll1 a morning Itself. day, f~!dmg a warm !lpeil and in& tu brlnc pre-school children. juries or arrests were reportstate Highway Patrol Post, brlefinc ll the Houston Manned ll was the createst 811Spense prompiiDI the weathe~ bureau ed. Mosdy cloudy, C<IIIInued said today per""'' wishing tn SQU ~I) CALLED Spacerraft Center. atory In U. S. space history. Ill issue livestock Watni"BS. Veteraas Mmortal HD1pll,ll Pomeroy police Wednesday ar- worm Friday wltb acaltered I orran1e for driver exam in•· · 1 Witll ahocklng ouddeoneso 1 The records were locked The snow and cold spread Adml11lono - Mary Cline, rested Clifford Beaver, Porno- tllunclenhowen west Ia fore· ! lion tests should firsi call th• The Pomerov emergencp.. opace triumph turned into 1 away. '!be .apace asency eastward into the northern Pomeroy; Ira Roach, Coolvllle; roy, oo an into<icatlon charge - • 11111 In ust by ovenihl. Patrol Post. nol Middleport squad was called tu the B1111t near catastrophe Rolling pitch- refused to replay tape• of the Pla1ns where temperature• Douglas Tucker Tuppera Plains and Frank Musoer, 'll , Pornotown holt whero the tests ,,. and Grey restaurant Wed!IIIW inK motions o1 ·the <raft and as.tronauts' .voi•es during Ibis Wed!u,sday soared as high as Howard Roush, Racine; roy, on 1 DWI cbarge, NOW YOU KNOW riven. The State Highway Pa- dav at t t . JQa.m. whea Blantfli loss of 1 maneuvering jet Ctlllcal period. 16 at Stoux Falls, S. D. Blanche Compaoa, Clilloo; CiaIll. Patrick w1s bora In ellher trol 1, listed In the Pomeroy· Compson. Chrt on, who is ~ occurred durlni a perlod when The pilt!B themoelves we<e r~ Ruush, Mason; Kenneth KeeMAN lULLED Eaclaod or Scollalld, poulblyi Middleport telephoae dhw t· pln;ed thece, fell and oulf~ · Gemini 8 wao out of oontact kept out of public tuuch, They Holding Tight see, Pomeroy ; Gertrude Drake, SALEM, Ohio (UP! ) - John ., Franco, But ""' known , ory with a direct line. a b1oken arm. The squad !iii¥ wll!! the ground, would remaill so, officials said, WS ANGELES - POLICE Vinton; Mrs. Ayward Jones, McCarthy, 39, East Poleotlne, eertalnly te ll.ove lloea boru l J '·•·r to Veterans Memoria]· Jlat.,', · Obviously baoty COIIIUltations for at least another nine days. maintained 1 liBht grip on Racine. wao IRjured fatally Wednesday ekeftere thao Ill lrelllnd. I-'""'""''''" .,., , ; p1tal. • when ground contact was The pilota, wearing •Uftllas- Watts today to prevent a recur- Dlsebarges - Normaa Rtser, In a two-ear craob on Ohio If. ·-·- ··- · - established led 111 a doclsloa to aes, stepped aboard the destroy- renee of wild disorder I hat Racine; Douglas JUckl, Mlcl- east of Ohio 7 In Columbiana brinl Gemini 8 down ., the 7tb er amUing and waving at 1:30 wrlcked the area lwice since dlepori; Mary Cline, Pomeroy; County. He was • passenger in of 44 planned orbits, In the a. m. EST, !llday. But said last summer. Sheryl Hicks, Mlddleporl; Fe- one of the can. western Pacific emerpncy astronaut physician Dr. Cbarh!s The Ne,ro district of oouth- lit Isaacs, Coolville; Ellie Hawarea. One reason lpr the Berry, "I'd waeer that they are west Los Anceles was quiel thorne, Racine; Belly Hayn, FIREMEN CAlLED landing choice wsa the fa<l ; latJcued." Wednesday nlpt but authorl- Syracuse. Pomeroy firemen were sumwas dayll8ht there, and nJshlln Wbat happened? ties were ready to roll in force moned at IZ:tl p.m. Wedn.. tile primary reoowry area of ''I doR'I tblnk we know," oald should they detect indications MeJc• OtiMI'II Rolf Itel day tu Hemlock Grove whore the western Atlantic. GllrUb. · of another outburst of violence Admlolont - Kl!llllllb 'l1lo- 1 bruBh ltre had been started The Ratton was kept In "The apoctfle failure we can't Uke Tuesday's rioting. Other mas, Pomeroy; Omar Bays, near the Cbarles Marshall miauapense lor five !lours-from ·reaDy determine al this time," cit)' •IOJides and residents of Racine. dence. No damaae was r•portthe ttme the trnuiJie (lfopJied 11(1 (Ccmlinued on paee 2)' (Continued OR pace %) Dllcbll'IOS - N18t. ed by Fire Chief Henry Werry. . 1 ~ Sheriff Hartenbach, FBI Open Hunt for Safecrackers 1 I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL XVII NO. 273 I W'// A • enttne ".=.tcr. :a DetotM 2'• 'I',_ lnt1rali 01 'l'1w Jlelp./tlaon ,,.. Sale I "Harvest" Imported Braided Rugs rosi at y "..::: --------------------------------------------------------------...----------~,r.----------------------·--------------------------------------------·· 3~~ ----~~~-- n.c-nne ar. ' . _ Vaughan, Don Hunnel, Frank ! have four chlldren. 1 fl• ,lnd F. Jza ullmore the AmerVau8han and Elza Gilmore Mr I . D' ' "'""and P.nst flags. The Rev.[ ecfa lfC Swatzel reported the ha~ i Mr. and Mrs: Btll ttxon , Carver W!lliaoms pastor of the I mber bi . . (Beverly Perrtnl of Pon tac, · a me s p of 30 w•tb llll •Mih .. ,. h th ' Frr ~ l Ba ptrst church. gave the f , c . are VlSJ mg ere IS A double thick · . t. f 11 d b th I SSIS quota at 31. Guy E. Gumther, week witb his parents Mr. and / uwot a !On owe Y e Paul Cascl and Omrles Swat· · ' heavy weight f: l''dgt' or allegiance led by / Mrs. Jehn Harrtson and famreversible . 'I F'1sher, pres1'den t zel ard eachf recetved· a certificate of 'Illy• They planned to visit in ~l r~ !1' :1.:;on 25 , l' ., aw ar secunng or morei Dayton with her father before braid rug, featuring 1 " ' '' n~o . I d 1 t lmembers this year and Guinth-1 returmng . to tbe1·~ · I \Irs M:uv in Burt sang the Plans were rna e r.u ass s d · ho m the authentic home\ :.r r·: ll;:rl Anthem al'•<·ompanied 'with the annual Fellowship Tea j ~ receifi ve an award for se~- Michigan. ·.· v I spun look of Early , , .. .r · to be lleld in AprU when the lll8 ve new members this · , ·" fls N•utzl•dng andl sdllent EJecta Circle of the Middleport year. Kenneth Harris present- Mrs. John Kincaid has re- • American. It's made IJI'd' r r wa ~ ~1 e for t 1e ead ed the tr ]' tro h ' h d 'll F d fflFirst Baptist Church met Tuesave '"I P Y tu Swat· · turncd to her orne after spen · I B for wear and dura11 111· tap" 1v 1 etty an .Je ze1 J tstand' · · 1· 1 "" · D b TJ1f. Prea bl. • th !day evening at the home of or o~ ~ servtce . ID 1 mg severa uttys 1 n un ar, 8 11 •.1 llillty. , ·. . m e_ ~o e 'Mrs Milton Hood ]the Amencan Leg1on dunngj W. Va. wit!: her daughter, Mrs. 1 u n ~ l r lu trn n followed In unl~on : · · ' 1965. Mrs. Fisher on behalf of rPaula Ruttencutter and chil· :1nd ;1ddresse1 of welcome were r Mrs. Tony Fowl~, clrairman, !the Unit, presented a check for l dren · 1'. \ ''n h~· M~yor Ch:ul es Legar ,presided. .Mrs. Rt~hard O"!en:$50 to the Unit which was ac-l . ' Outer surfaces 35% Reproand \ Irs. FISher on behalf of !Wa! devotional <hauman usmg fcepted by Guinther 1 Mrs. Frank Hysell of Rutltw !'nit ,as her topic, "T~ Last Seven ' Fred Crow intr~uced the' land has been returned tu Hoi· cessed Wool, 35% Rayon, and A u ~1hary guest_s and past i Words of Jesus. . . _speaker, Eugene Craig, 8 car- [ zer Hospital for medical treat~Jr:s ~ n,: n_t s \vere _mtrodurf"d by I During: the busmess BeSSIOD : toonist for Columbus Dispatch, ment. Her daughter and son-in30% Miscellaneous Fibers. Mrs h s ~er and mcluded .Mrs. ithe croup pve $0 to the school , who substituted for Ed Mason. 11aw, Mr. and Mrs. George John\l_l lsr:r C.11 r . of Altll'ns, e1ghth 1lunch pro.e.r<~m, voted to send Mr_Craig has twice received the son were with her Monday and dr,lm·l pres1dent ; Mrs. Ben .a gift of mone~ and c~ds _to George Was~ingtonHonor Med- Tuesday. Her room number is Colors: Mono Brown - Green ~ ~IJ t.~ hng .. dt>partment mu ~ic the Nor!a~ fa~1ly . spel'tal 10- a1 for. Freedom, 320. ( h.11 .1m 111 . Mrs. 0. ft. -Martm.:terest rruss10nar1es in India, who I An mteresting and hOOiorous Mrs. Edward French enter· : Red --Multi Brown t: l~t;·:rt community ser~ice l lrave a ~ew ba~y. . ]talk was given by Mr. c raig tained her canas ta club last ' ' ~'••man and Mrs. Gerald W1ld-1 The . ctrcle will , contr1bute lwho illustrated it by drawings. week at her home on Fisher St. ermuth . ~rs . G~ge Mowrey, sandwtches and cooktes for Lhe : In closing, he asked Frank Prizes were awarded to Mrs. ll rs. Dovld Cummgs, Mrs. Ern- 1Fellowsbip Tea tu he beld at Vaughan to come to the stage Charit~ Bradbury Mrs. Lionel . , , Powell. Mrs. J . M. Thornton, 1the April meeting of th~ B. H. land stand, whereupon he dre\1 Boggs, Mrs. Will i~m Childs and 20" x 32", Reg. $2.95 _ _ Sale $2.39 6/l' x 103", Reg. $25.95 _ Sale $21 .95 Mrs. Ohn Knaw, Mr!. Georgt• ISanborn Missionary Society for a donkey, then later, a picture Mrs. Donald Mills. RefreshHackett. Sr., Mrs. Frank Fu-1the Rio Grande Association. It , of Mr. Vaughan. Steve Jewell ments were served during the 22" x 42", Reg. $3.95 Sale $3.19 91" x 114", Reg. $36.95 _ Sale $31.95 ----- - - iwas .alst v?ted to remember ' was also asked to ~he stage. evening . 30" x 54", Reg. $7.95 Sale $6.39 102" x 138", Reg. $46.95 _Sale $39.95 shut·lns durmg Easter. The post commander spoke Mr. Curtis Wood has return42" x 66", Reg. $11.95 Sale $9.59 ' Mrs. Tony .Fowler cave the ·on lhe doll projecl and stated ed to his home in Inglewood, Pom.roy, Ohio IProgr~m readmg a poem, en tit-: that the legion would see Clat Calif., after having heen called lied, M~raele of Sprmg and · jhe dolls were delivered tu here due to the death of his TONIGHT THURSDAY Icondur ted • qu Iz on churr..c VIet Nam. NOT& OPEN broth Ch· I W od AI 22" x 102"- Reg. $8.95 - -- - - - Sale $7.39 hymns. The next mee ting will i F'ollowing the benediction bv t e~ , +....atrhes h o .. K so w · e1r ome m noxA be held at th e horne of "•t rs .. the Rev. Alkire, and retirement- reurmng Ill e, Tenn. were Mr. an d •t Fri. & Sat., March 18-19 22" x 138"- Reg. $10.95 . f v ;1 rs. Sale $9.39 Frances Bear hs. 1o colors, ~rank Vaughan pre- Harold Beahm and ramil who "GLORY GUYS" ~Irs . Hood served a des- sented a sk1t showing the mean· · y rTechnieolor} sert course to the above named · f th . , have been here w1 th thetr moth1'om Tryo n, Harve Presnel1 , mg o e prinCiples of the M G · w d d Mr VISIT THE 3rd FLOOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT -a nitand Marth• Fowler Mrs Nora Am · Le · er, rs. eorgta oo an s. I : · . encan gmn and <losed by E M w d "FORT COURAGEOUS" Genev1eve Saxton, asking the 'aUdience to support · · ?0 · . 1 Hamilton, Donald Barry ! and Mrs. Willi• Anthony. God and country. Mrs. Richard Pickens accomA 80 10 "G d Bl , pamed her mother, Mrs. Eloda 0 eso America Webb to Holzer Hospital in Gal-t · ' followed by the group singing li r M d 1 ed' 1 of a hymn closed the po" on ay or a m tea1 _ __ __ program cbeckup. ', ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS El • ,I' e Make Elberlelds In Pomeroy Yo~r, S~opping ·Center ( ., I .<A •I' ' ~ ).' Dennlaon wu not lltsant. _Oil! reasonable under lh~ efrcum· Dec. 16, !llq, Stepbea !IIIII his allnces is clear, Judp releatie from lllillllm!Jrl Gil a Rkillard S. H!ller saki for. the • writ of habeu corp111 obWMd eaurt. by Georp. , ... ~ o1 .. of , "For more than , H be 'The "":''. "' remained In .~." lbe ~ C8lldy preclpllllled 1 nl&haalcl, "111'1& • kl!oiii 'ilitllaltint fllr II"" thaa S4 lmbecUes IIIII !ben lliiOIII , ....." · -u. 'qn 'UviaC wltbotrt heW. 'llllb!a day · . ., In aod d~ out In ' blc J'OIIIII loot yelll'l, the «<IIIi CAP·DIRECTORS- Richard Sayre of Vinton, and r..uren loqijlll 11 llcll ...... Be wu llltl, ..._. "• lrllle error," tor ter, bave11een employed u director and assistant director ~ to IMIIIPJttew lllfl ~ New York "is unquettion- Mllp Co~. for Community Action. (CAP). s,y~e will resign. .~IIIIa 1!ldel, .. . dlflljltdt, 'abb" llalile. So the alale wJil oountlel for the Office of Econonuc Opportumty. Hoffman IS V not ~blt, til pay JleMiaoR about ~.aaa • tleman. 'lbeJ are pictuted liere ill their Dew mala office In tile '"lW !llljlllt · IIIICb · b t JN1 far tadl ol··fbe K. . - boUN. on- lni!IIIM." - ' � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 16, 1966 nibert saperstein