http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8dfba48d5b70b7ede446d695623a6f98.pdf 7a3c8666bdf64d8411f506d2862c4186 PDF Text Text 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. The Smith fam1ly plan , ~1 -:" rms and color bearers Mrt. 1 ams 0 en' ! t eonunander ' e ted I to move thel'e after school Js F.rnf's t Powf'll and Mrs. David ,commander : Frank Cheese- /pos . ' pr sen ' out They are active members c·,.,,llngs had the American i Fbrew. CroellhlllthdlsRtrict ccbaMplaJI'n; 'meJ=mebersbUKen·~~rdsHatorrJS'LeonBardb ; of Heath Methodist Church and ' · n . nd v . th H red w e ev. . e vm , "" , ·~... , o . . e Middleport ............ I J ''l' a: 1 I ' I t r, ~ J I f b I • I ll~d .l'm l ~gs . ~ c· I e ====--=='1 ° At Annua Tea acine First I I I ' r' ' f I I ' • I •' ~ I 1 I Armstrong' Scott I'n Good Conditl.on after Landing I e c J WELL DRESSED p I 'l } Complete line of Jarman Sholl Si1M 6'12-13 11.95 to 21.95 , ~~RE2~:!:~EX The slloe tha.t feels like a s~~~~~ glove on your foot To tf.o• who ba-e woru tbt shoes . 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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." - ' �(' IN r•~.~~=cauot SOfJAL o., CAl F. NDAR Million Dollar S_ubstation l--llU11 llentlael, PolllMOJ·IIIddleport, ,:::~~.v •. :!.:~~:: ~m'l' ~=~~... "~:, ohto c.,"~=:::i., 0 March 17 1868 ' '200 Acres • the ~and' jury wednesday of a defunct· .eohQnbQ elkarges Of Income tax evasion. COLUMBUS IUPI) owner .., Olben Namotl . Lipfert, 49, owner df the Lll)o fert 011 Co. and Ulckbournt service station, WBil indicted for evasion of individual income taxes from 1959-62. The IRS said Lipfert reported only $44,• 0011 Income during the four years but claimed he actuaDy eamed $103,110. Llp'ert 11 • member of '"Franklin Co.;;.ty Rural • Commission, Sharwell was In the newJ In .1... when "'" alate accused n. of owb!li"',.. bbD more than $1 mil· non 1n alleged delinquent ctgar. et •··es ·••d penalties ·~ tobacoo firm and ca Marlel)!l Indicted 011 OOlJiplalnts filed .LUMLIY ... WANDA FRIDAY service •station owner arid ·his by ' the Internal' Revenue Serv· ~ .GN:::::- EVANG.ELINE ~•· wife were Indicted by a federal ice were Sherman S. Sharwell, "".....o.TYO,CEITIY .·u·.·LIC':-"Toi .""APTER! ~'" eoom••>· ......~... ot 'l OES, Mtddleport, will hold AI The new, million dollar Addi· lng power and protection to the 54, now of New York City: Mr. ~... ~;.' ~~o::·:~.O:· 0~:'.,,'~1:! ~ rummage sale Friday and Sat-' son SUb-station now under eon- area served by the substation. PT. PLEASANT - Brush en and Mrs. Gra"t D. Edwards of ,..s;... "'" .... """ '"'' urday, March 26-26 in the Wil· I struction by Columbus and With e rating of 1!.750 kw, nearly 2011 acres of U. S. GovMarietta, along with Alvin G. lh'f· l4U dU' of ,IUILU)', Ul88, t.be ) "''"""'" The . ........ •••• . I le Maud Coale! building, for· .1 Southern Ohio Electric Compa- the new station will be operat· emment land in the old TNT Llpfert orLockllourrie and Eds:•·ln~~~~~mi;!11;;.t• ;~~·~:·~~ I merly eccupied by Cliff's Shoe ' ny, will add substantially to the ed from the Control Center at area belonging to U. S. Pow· N. Wood of Columbus. ::,.:'"" c""" •• ~etp co•••·•· Repair. Members wishing arll· tax rells In GaUia county the home of/Ice in Columbus. A der Company burned WednesTh• IRS eontendl Sbarwell cles picked up may contact Mrs. One of two diesel un- second diesel unit will.be in· day afternoon before being I ow.esy$4?,820 In Income taxes for rtal•n• Hf~ll' mrH1!!8ifl ~!eCUrlna ••m• J h L WY2-3700 , • r Mrs. .... Qn na purehased recent Iy by th e sta lied In t he near future near brou ght und er control at 5 P· m· 1 1160 and 1961. 1011,11,in& de~l'ribed reiil prop· o n yonsl "''' William King, WY2-56111. eompany will be used for peak- Superior, south of ·Jackson. in Over 75 persons fought t h ej Edwards, 60, and his wlfe, , ..~ ,, ,, no"'"'"'"' ........ MONDAY that service arell and will be blaze which was reported at Gahrlel, 57, were lndlcted for tJ! It'~, I ''""'· uta!~ •ltuated W th• ToWII· p ast Ch'Ie f1 of ro•eJIS u · Temp1e 20 p. m. · Fl remen from Pt· ,.~ ,...., countr, Ohio. used for the ISme purpose. 1: perjury In COOilectlon with lndl· 1 :_'!,':~'",,",~;.,~~~~. ·~o~:::!::; Pythian Sisters in Middleport The lint jet proputsed gener- Ple.,sant, Mason, the National SAIGON <UP!) _Two vidual Income tu returns for '""" ,, ,,,. , o. ~· Town '· "'"'' : wdl meet Monda;evening, alor m the Columbus and South- Guard and workers from the 1 . . . he!' ed 195&-63 by understating 1-1 t)l"~' l vmpany • Purcba.~; March 21, at th e horne of . . (C..:onI'1nueel ,__ page I) , Electric Company ser- CIVIl . . delense Clemen t . Tr.ee C t1fled jets, leV Ill& 111111• • h;·nre mr u;o rodJ: then• •ouih uvm ern Ohm i t MIG income and tuea due. The IOV• 21 1 9 ~~p~~~'·not:r~n~::! :060 u.. Mrs. William Allman on S.outh . sa.•~ Hod~e. •tre area, will be installed ::~t Nursery and McClinic W!ldl1f~ ommun American ernment claimed they ewettlt==================:, , 1 "''""'"'· oo•"'"'"' .., ,...._ Thlrd Ave. I Anythmg on that at this Picway stallon, south of Colum- Station were on the scene a1l shadowed ... 0011 for the flve-vear FIRST 1s In Ul.erefrom • certalll PHI" a.l tim e 1s . pure apecu Ialion ," sa1'd bus, .10 the near fu ture. perstnne I of th e Tree bombing targei1i ""'' " t~urcpun~ GHd•·d b)· John P. Doualu llDd TueiKI•Y afternoon. Wood a real estate QUALITY 1 't"..~::"':, 1~ MEIGS COUNTY Democrat · Gemi~l mission chief Wlllis.m Each of these units Is self Nursery slood guard .through- ~a~~~~~ S. ~e ~~;:;,~~ waa c~rged with fallln& to REGULAR_ ''"' ,,,, ., " ,.,. "'· ""'""' meeting tonight Is al the Svra· Schneider. stutlng and can be brought out the evemng and n1ght to te .•• tu returns from 195&-63 and with "~rtffl-.1 Oil St 1o Il ~ \3.7:'1 artel, mol"' or 1.... tor • d h I • I No one bl ameel ..._ ,_ Into operation In Iess than twe I prevenI any re-outbrea k. At no 'planes a 90 encoun rw sur'-" .a II n , 01 ~p 1 e 18 d~~crtpuon or th• 11arc•l cuse gra e sc oo . .. ~ Uwr f • to • air (SAM) mliBUeJ owing taxea on a ps income ~~~~~~n e!l:c~rr~d. ~terence 1• made nauts. P r esl dent Jotmson minutes The total cost of the time were any homes endan- 1 ace •- '""--.. o1 ••17•.. W. Mlln lt. ,._,., tn •~>Ill del'll. atao • 40 aert trat1 • I near Hanoi ...- loliUII'CI yean 'I'U • " · , 1 ''"' "'""'"' ••• deoeribed .. praised them for their "remark- three uniiiS will approximate gered and slthogh the fire A Ai F. FI05 ~-• :;;;.;;;..;;;i;;;.._;;;;i;..;;.,.._;;;i;iiii lui~CW!. Hl tJ:!e Townsttlp of Scl)llo. L d' I H b ' n r orce liiUINef-lr ~··•• """"'' ~• ..... ., o•••· y Ul lTC e 01 a le courage and polae under 14,0011.000 and all ate ochedull'rl burned over storage 1gl110s in ch'Af h t d wn by enemy MJtMI~~ at • comer 15 (h•ln• Off' El . stress" I In I II ti b f u of tbls th t ' . high ex .yc was s 0 0 1 ind' ;;~ ,~nks we11t trom t11e north· 1.cer ect1on · or Ba 8 DD Y e area con ammg - Eund (ire during the raldJ "" ""'" "' soo. No. ' · 1'. '· o. ,., Elerti ' on of officers WBil !teld To the mystery ol what went year plos1ve powder. the igloos are eel d hll tta·"' jn Uh~o tnm ~auY'I Purcllu.t: \lwnce " d ed ' t OeS 8Y W ('! 8 U.IDg '"' " '"""' "'' " un .. <o ,., when Lydia Circle of the United I wrong was a d a "tcond so constructed from concre e len Bien Pby highway bridge aorthtl~l ( Ofl\l'r of Lot No. e \0 I mystery te the public at 811d stee! that danger a( ex• dPout eight miles east of tbe U l!l St•c !Jon I G~orl!e Oownint"l SUr· Methodist church met Tuesday ,~1 1: :hO'n!'P •ou1n 7 1 r0hatn~ and a• evening at the church M r 5 least - of what the astronauts ploding pewder was remote. hi. tori tty N achute wt>~t chalna 1nd I ' · h d I bout their hln bJ S C C • 0 par 1'.'m~;.'' ""rh.-1rt ., '"' "'~"'" '""'"' ot . Jay Warner chairman presid· a o say a pltc g 0sp1 -. tWS The cause of the aze was b ed and the pUol I,,, \u ~ !Soll tl DowniniJ"• sur... eyl~ bel'Jeved to have been fr m 0listed serv then~~ ~tJ\\UI ';l rhAli\J a nd :1;8 linlu ed and Mrs. William Swatzel I capsul e. as missing ;~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~;~, ~~d ~~ ~= and Mrs. Tom Crow were in 1 Space age~cy offlrlals said __ - - .burning of trash In the area by lt was the ~t time Amer'' ,,, ''"" "I "'"'"I""' «otaln- charge of the devotions and Wednesday mghl they bad In Holzer Sospllal: workers of the powder compa- I an keamen bave "nJIOtllllll-111 lnf ~0 liC!I!I. ~f!'I"Ntble to • IUrve, . d callll ed the bla ze ed c spo ,.,,, " '""" .-1.,, JuM, ""''· program. "Imitation," was tbe Houst . 0 n tapes oI th. e ctmversa- hours :1-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents I DY and wm e.e possible algbtlng., of the ~~ ~~~ r~·:~~~ '~;~~·t o:o~~,;edKC•t~ topic of the program and con- : hon reporting in h•B!I • pitched only on Pediatrics Ward. I W get out of contral. sopblsttcaled. Chinese • ,11111 r D<>lll(llu Klld wife. to Juon cemed the crucifixion and res· , voices the astronauts' struggles Admisllons ·1 tied MIG 21 I'!T"'k:~l ll\ ·t~ed ltAIBd ~eptember 'th th e Ge mIn'1 and Agena Mn Leiter A. Thompson, 35 ms supp I . ~. I~Jj r••;l1nlt'd In Otol'd Boolt: 111. urrectlon. WI North Viet Nam !Jtfolmed '"" ''""rur1"'"•1 ~omolete '"·" ~ vehicles · They said they Garfield ' Ave.; J ohn E· Lloy d1 G & Defeated In u•"rr- w ~>' lf'ss. d• L 1e repor t of the nam 1na t'ng 1 f!Jources said however· the awtft "''''""" " "' ,..,.1 ••"'" ... 1eommittee was given and offi· ' "thought" they would release 130 Portsmouth Rd.· Mrs. Cles· Wheele-bur" Meet jets have been' · re r~~wll , r~n·ancto 11 made •o tntd 1 · th to th e pu bll c, but d1d ' ter L. Tackett, 841' s e ~ 0 n ao e dl'~\1 Jnd II If rnarte • part hen!!of cers elected were Mrs. Kermit ' e tapes not reported. ~ a~ '"'"u~h tully .. rtlten hel'ltt"' ~on· I Walton ' chairman· Ave.; Mi nme . L. Wall • E:asteml A strong Bowles Market team ----tAin,na 3~ ~l llrft't. murw or leiS. ' • Mrs • Rich· I' not say when • . ard Rupe, vire chairman: Mrs. Ave . Claude c Miller Rt 1 eliminated G&J of Gallipolis Tra~t ,-.Q. ~ l!elnll tn Section No a. I Wh I '"""'''' , ,. ; "'' ••••• No " ,Charles Persinger, secretary: Patriot· William Henry, Jr., from the 12th annua ee ersTbe umoo tl( ei!Bdrea ell~! ~~~prooh1:~ ... ~;~~~~~·.~~~~~~~·~~:~~;: Miss Myrtis Kay Parker, treasBidwell': Mrs. Raymond E. burg Independent Basketball lible to aUead kladw=-tel "'·"· """"'" '"' '"'".,. " urer: and Mrs. T. A. Downie, · Barr Rt 1 GaW..,Iis· Timothy Tournament Wednesday night. claosea Ia ~-"-- . -;-..:..., IOI,JIIt: i::lt:'ii:'nnlnll II 11 Hon(})' l.o· , (C " eel fro ) ' ' . ,.. . aeedell """'"' CU ~! lrl'l' un t!w §QU!h line ol Ern· third member of nominating I ,on~nu m Pill t s. 'Taylor Rt. .,.... 1 Ewington; Final score W8S 134 to 95. The Diltrlct tllfl_laU :::/·~~·~~~~~~:\~o\~/~·~~ ~~=~~~(l~~~e~~: C"ommittee_ A dessert course Watts worked quietly to calm James A. Bush, Vinton; Carl- Gallipollt aquad tr11iled only M1 Sa........., M8rcll It, Ill'"lhl'lli'P • '"'"' '"IIORII""the"""'' ""'' was served during u Wit saod public 'h b R theI Bsocial ten51ons. But poIIre remalned ton J . Hackney Rt 1 Leon w 81-51 during half time. In the "1tead lUIUlOA . . ru~ll ~uor1h mai llllli 51-J fl'~l lo • our y MI"S. US!Ie l rown ' concerned that I ld nt Va .. Mrs. Mary c. Goodwin Rt. last hair, the winners outscorM br.llwe. th~ nce IOUlhWt-atetl} 78 and Mr• Will' s tzel an nc e ed G&J .,. AA earlier reported. Tile ..... rodt ~nd iO feet to liltHontoy IBm wa . mlghl iaflamt the troubll • 1 Letart; Mrs. Paul c. Ranh}""''TI. ~~;~~~~~;;" ;~~ P~~~!.~' ~~~nom;; i ail. dolph, Rt. 1 Letart; Mra. John Mike Halley had 29 for the qec, addrenet aud parents 1 lHo. Nimh BirtL.I-. of Buocb Rt 1 Portland· A Frank Bill Francis totaled 22. names can be maUed to Bos ' ,....,, ' · ' · · b'gh 1 82 Raelne or pboD!'d to ••nnr~cr o<ED· vot. "'· ,,., I S • f. I b •-d Wh i • Walton, Rt. 1 Racine; Jumor Thompson was I or . • • '''· "''" '"""" ""' ""'"''' • on II .f' e ra.., oop Ttg It up J Le . P . Mr S the winners with 39. Hecks WI NOll, daytime, or WI t. ,0\1 ~"e rf'q\Ufl'£1 lo a.n"wer the Mr and Mrs Elza Gilmore DUBUN '"""ED al.~ . W19, omeroy, I. • ' turn In tb ve0 '"" u :o ~eTitlon ln ~be :lnQ t\a~ or AP· . . . • . lfiAoM ftl't&IQ Bert Gilke Rt 1 M'ddl rt·1 Thompson bad 36 and Bob <JWI e e UI6· rtL 19tl6. or jud~ml'nt by dehu.JI wiU enterl810€'d With a fam1Jy par- !1 thundered thrOUgh fiag bedeck• y, E •Greenl Rtepo 2 ~~~V~f~:5~------J.:::::::::::::~::::::::::::~11 bJ rrncte~~u Riamst You . S d . , Mn George · '"' '""'"·•• BANK 4 , ..v. ty un ay evenmg at their ed cities and towna today u Alb. .,_ He.le J '•otu.~n,,l "Gs CO\IPA.\Y. home' L'ncoln Ifeigh•· honer- Irish raen and sons 0 f Ertn from Ra any; n ·G"' Erv' An Ohi O Corpora: ton, I WI, . . '"'"· Mn Robert I''''""" ing their son ' Michael on hil around tho. world celebrated the Rutland· cme, Mrs. . James .B. '"· nww n:1•'.1 & PORTER . . " "'""'' '"' ""''""" ntnth b~rthday. great naltonal feast day of St lro 'G c Le 121 Jl). 17 · ~ ... 13 ' 3 • 10• 17 ''After the honort:d guest epen- Patrl k · nton; rover · a~ " a• ' ed his gilts, a dessert course Par:.i.., and pageants, lports LE<AL •or1co : carrymg out the St. Patrick's ant! drama were lhe order o/ ... ~, t 'w· · Rt., • " '"' ••• ,., o• co•vouNcr D th d h d h ....,..a uugmaa, . • ~ tod"l th at The NIIIL811N Mode' 1.8'881 """""RiAL nun 0 , •"• ay •me was serve to Mrs. t e ay as I e nallon paid bom. M Robert L Cong. Walter H. Moeller announeeu """"' 0 ' " ' ' " " " " " ' Elza Gilmore Sr Miss Loul•e age to the national tte IOn, rs. · ...n1 agal· n sponsor the "Week t'n Washington' for. MutlrpleM QoJor 'l'elnllto11 P~c..-Lfs cHvRcH 011 THE IITHEL 1 . ·• "' apos • Jr. Ironton· Mrs Opal G wu '""''" o• coo o• oow•1•oroo, G1lmore. Mrs. Denver Kapple, y' Rt •1 Will. Wood. ners of an essay contest from each of the 11 counties (23'-UdtiiOflll. 274~q.lna.lllll...,tur-t 15001 ..110 "· •u• 0 •lOT "" "' " ' • the •~--~ ~···• and b th TO GET COOKIES oun&, · ow ; the lOth Dt'stn'ct. ~-··· ~-· INCO"POU.TID, 1 IIUIJI,ILQI.. e~· ro t'rS, p ul T u ~ - - - &tJUu &a .w of ltD W.mut ......... ''"'* ' : Joe ~ and Roger llld he Girl Scout T 52 Wed a · ....,.bree, Hamden. The theme of the whlch Is not to exceed 400 bordwood iio11U. 0 '"'" ' b"t and iwstenea. A , turkey 1 nesday met a~lhe Mr RobertBirlbtG E-'words in length ls "ls o =:;'~'i~ Q-~ c.w j~' "nl'rPby IIVl'Q<•"IO•olht"·•" otfl di I ed M Dl ehl and planned land I. •-··hter . . UUI' 0 ut 0f Dat e.?" staggerlng them over a S.week • .AdmlnlSoporllcopeVDor-wllllpoHoU.,.-,p.,.. ... ,_..... " " '""' memom , 1 the Frtend.; ' nner wao a so serv 11 noo~ 1 rs. James riotism 1 20 '""'"'' of " ' ...... Chuftb In observance of Mike's birth· to pick up their Orden of De&day ' ....... ' . p.m The "Week in period.tbA JOth host D!"'"'ct and bosle!l • NewAdmlnlSIWeRule~~ delat___._ ~~I'·"~"'' from -'1) iJe 1•"u o 1 Oo\\nmrton. H. D. No 6. Jlill~n•' Ohl.1, And to al Olltef'l whom I day. I Scout cookies next Tuesdav •t . Is set for June 12 • 18 when e IIU'I wu ltbat . . yov. tUM UHF TV uu. radio. • • • II nl~ '· rr,rJr i>rt);, that On the lit day' MrJ. wr.... 1/IMP I Dlsc rtefS will work in the selected to accompany the stu• • ~polor Pl4eUt.y CoDbol ••• 4W ...... tL ildo IDIIw . . Ql \T .. rd•. 1!1116. Ihe 'frutte•• of the . !I house. Also the Sh Bo......fl rnrn .l.l' Peopl•• Church of th• !' ""VE GUESTS alrls are to hand in thel ' erman necutterl man's office with him and dents, who will IISilt Cong. - . : & . . . . wblte TY piCtara Bf'll\cl Chl.lrch ~.o! God ot Ooltll.lniJtun r artt.. Detty Alaa M Dobson Mrs. d M M II In • A.dmitai.AutomadcD I ·,;acCJNaitillllmlaattl~ ., ...... ''·'" '"." ' c""'' or comm"" "'" "' I Weekend guests of Mr. and cles for tbt Troop ae-aper by M . • A. Dur.ham • M tlaff leadi to become an rs. oe er bJ -. 8 111ray ~ S.IU. ~11'11• tounh, Ohio, LD CAM No 1:1 .....y Duel J 8rlomE J hn r I . ~th - t..nce ~or -' fltl1. thPlf r~:Malll P•tltion, priy&nl Mrs. Ivan Carmen and sons, lhe 21st of each month. M, W.l ng washl ngton a memorable e. . F..... • - l i d pr I I b 23' Color TV Dk:tarelubt with DIW rt ··-"',htoun for 1111 order rt'Y!n.11 them ' Pearh Fork Road were their were collected and garnet were ames · 0 son, rs. James allties to observe the contest winners. tlaat Pn • ilbupll' JlctaM a4 r...M;t llriPh ' <~ 11 or•l) tu tr1nlfu 'lnd ronvt7 to • W McDougal .&n-la J ' •tttlcl.patell JIH'Jdab,21H'.W..ll't1Mp ~. ''""'' " ,., T'"""" "'"""" . son and family, Mr. and Mrs. played. Refreahmenta were ter· Gutr' M w'117,!: E • Representatives and the Seniors desiring to •• (Duft-rtnrt or Frn Will BaptUUJ 1 ved e n ucuu t ' tt nd should IUbmlt their esu "'""'"I""'""· • o. '· wolo<oo. ohio, , Gary Carmen and children to Becky Wright, JIIIIH . Earl 'Sa ~ J M · ate n actiOn, to a e Y~ '"" ''"'"'"' .... nbod '*~ i Rhonda and il<>nald ot Collllll- Barnes, Jo Ellen Diehl, Marla A. yr ' r., rs. hearings, and to tee their high school principal The '"""''"' '"' •••••• ......... !bus. NeutzllnK, Darla Neutzllne ear. D .. ':rrLeUT, ~~ul T. Swain, Miss of the fascinatin& sights In later than April 15. tllt !own~hlp of ~lNo {;ou ntJ of I al T I &...all • I~.:Aett Mill tl ' !tal Evaluation tommltteel ,\ll'IR!>, <loll S!Jtt' u-1 Ohl~. and boUDd· ynn racy, Maralynn Tracy, A. T Mr1' Ch I 11ft on s cap . · area W. Mr. Moeller noted that travel being appointed, and the "Btrlnnln~t '"' '•~n''' " touow• MISSION ANNO~CED Rfta Boothe1 Debbie W'·erry, MIDDLEPORT, 0. at tilt Jliorthw••t coner ~up Wam1ley Mrl. James W . · -.~n be ----·•-' by " Town .xo. ' " >hown "' "'" .,., The 4-C Mission of evangells- and Susie Soulsby. Ntlt week _ 1.,_' G wr · costs, lodgmg, and meals will nerl ww "'""'"'"""' t:omltl.ll "' Paae>Jllt. In Se~tlon No 11. Town the tin Ill be --. " 1 •· arnet liht Mrl be vtded th 11 t . uoene on Mav II 1... No. T. R>O" No. "· of tho Ohio I tic services at the Tuppera l mee Kw held at Mrs. lloDald M Ro.. oh ·-· 'lnf . pro e eoun 7 WID• ... r # ' .... ~omp,an'.~ Purdlau, wblcb uld eor·iPlains EUB Church Is March Soulsby'l horne. Monda• niChl . ~ ~ ant ner!l. He also reported that for "N s ooao 11 the tnteratctlon uf · ' "" •"''" No. '"' . . . '" onoro 1 21 througb March 'l/ at 7:!0 p. the troop conducted theJ 0.,' 101, the first time the winners ~ho~:~,~e ,,~~u~;~~h!:! i~~~ 11 ~~ m. nightly. The evangelisl Is ceremony at the POIDei'OJ' el• l NJiA ..;.. would spend tbe ''Week iB Wasbthun~• :>;orth 7.1,1 •••t panll•l wttb I Rev. Earl Snuder and the host mentary IChool PTA. bletf4nn II Jaaton" u I group1 Instead of S:~te Rout• No 881; tbf'nce WQt J _,.. IJ' lJgft:lld Pritt Jateraatloall 100 Ieet ~,,~ tl1• Plac• ot bet~n1lla,:. pastor, R~v. E. C. Emerso1, -~ Dlvllloa HUSH PUPPY Rfff'rent'e Dttdl; Vol. 1M. , ••• " ' · welcomes everyoDe. L. pd. 111(1 I ol 18!1. htl Jal, Dltd llii!Ofdar ' ..... '""""· uhto. •. •us"tneu Opportunities PliUadelphia 52 25 .rn ~Ril on "'1Hrl1 uiU pJec• of IP'Oll!ld • rl ftol'" III~R\t•d Ihe •.hUr(h edJfiU. (Continued from I'IAa 1) w0 61 26 .612 ., Ol d l'~l l li!JI! and t'IUI. wt1l be , .,_. Ciortnnatl 45 '1111 ..... beard '" Jr> ·u. o\•loell A. M. liD Mon . i oM •...n Feather Ught •.,.. ,. '"' ,,, ,, ••'"· 1..,, •• ., Don't Sell Youraalf Shortt the Racine Home Balllt, local- New York 29 48 fU ~:· tlwru/l~t II may bt. •• I ed th H wDlvta•Wuhable White Leather ""WARD WELCH ft C SIION-DIPRISSION ICI'O!!S e llreet. arlen--• ..., ct.~'i!E~cE 8W,.'!/;~~UJ PROOP IUitNIII bach ••ld thm were IndicaW• .L. .Pet. 'ELLII HATFmJ> IXCIPTtONAL MIOH tlons that IOtntolll had tried to Angeltl 4S st .558 NARROW - MEDIUM rn!.<.~, T>IOMAI IARNtNGS open both the front IJid back Baltimore 37 41 .474 WIDE WIDTHS '""""on PART · TIMI ·WORK doors of that bank. St. Louis •• 41 "" Crow. C row & f'ort.. r. ,01 ADDID INCOMI .n ,w.J AI IoHner• for P•lliiO!IM'" FBI Ageutl uid t hI San Franclsco J3 441 .429 If you'd like to have 1 beautiful gar• a.uabl• putJ •t JHIIDna. ma~ u n...tro1'I 22 5.1 .200 ~-~.-w..1-·. 10· ..17: -~ oto ....... ...... ,., ..~ ,,., .. hoi• cut In the vault wu •t>- "" bano1o '"* wo<ld 1""""' R, c. A. proJimatel•~ .tnht to 10 '-'h•• z-Cllnched tllv!IIOR title. den next summer .•• Begin Nowl All lblvanla, 0.£. aDd WuttnJhOUM "'151' """ TELEVI!iiiON •nd RADIO TUBI:i iD tile. 'lbey admltted IODll Wldae.UJ'I Relulta told chrour!l O'rlr 11-.t mo4MII ta-"''-.. 118 N y · type tube tnUhf •od mercbiD· money Wll left behind. .. ....IWrt n on 113 the necessities and 111iatance you'll 1 1 •~ ""'"· '"" ....""' '""''" It was belleved that ...... ICbadll . led) WIU.••)'OUr preMD.C plopmeld. TO ~~..PI l.;;;i;&ii.~a.;;;~;;;~ need are right here. quolllr "" Ill,., U.Tao.oo I btl pari of lbe tteel""' k""'l[ Cllb AYaRI!ahl lm!MGiate)J, Car, h P'" •r• a ,..,. "'"" ,_,, CouW ... on and It the bank Wert In............,.........~~~~......... •• to 1100.01 ,., IDODtb ta reur tact In ,._ olber III1 · IJ&n ttm•. n.a. tompaaJ will .,_, eG1rdtn RekH, Hots, Llwn ateDd t1nue~a.~ Ullltlno. to ftln Offlclalt, however would Ume If haired. Do not • ...,., unk Rakes, Pruning She1n, S1ws 1uo f'loUr ..,u... ror flo IIIII I AO eltlmltt of lht -ll-11 Ud tnvHtrneat. ble los N ,.., aid all I e Secco Pl1nt Food -1 ............. lmn>odlotol>. HI. orr.. • l -8UII!ItN It Itt ap fot J'OII, • Wetl Insured. NOW ON DISPLAY ) -W• hi!IJilfl loeaiiOIM r ,._,, Spenc • Sacco Lawn Food -hllln~t~~&Ue!111lf, oi ~ ...,_•1 lr, Who resldH •• Jllllt aot ........,. In au apartment near lbe • Sacco Pure Bone M11l t'or ,.noneJ tnterrin Ia 70\ll' aald he t the DOl, II ~ 11 Olq, wrfll, plooM lao!U.. p>oH wen put building • Sacco R01e Food ......... lfttr I o. m. lllCI ob-.ed no E1rth C1rpet Gr111 Seed TILIYIItON lips ol activity lntlde. Aa- eCARDS, •II klnda P.O. lo• un other Raclnt resident reported· ePe1tMoss FIUED BASKETS Yountllhwn, Oht. 44512 ly weal by II 2 a.m. llltl C1ttl1 & Shup EASTER ROMANCE ~!!!!'!..!..!!!!'!!!!!!!!_~~ell tlld not observe anyone. The"l II UNFILLED BASKETS 1 "I • "0' 0 ~ I '"I MJGS W.atch B·omb-ers·on saJgon •. .Run I ~~~;,.~~·:;'~,~.l:o;ndu!~:.:u:: Ol: operat~d AstrOD3Ul = All- MOVC Cage Squad Se Twe Eastern players and one were l!enler Charles Knight, a each from McArtlrur, Rutland forward, and Junior auard Char· and Southern were aelected for les Eichinger. Both were also first team positions on the 1965- selected ltr AII.SVAC hottort 66 AII-MOVC basketball aquad earlier. Wednesday night. others picked on the MOVC 1 Easter• players choseo for "Dream Team" were Junior ftrst team honors on the Mid· Forward Sherm CUndllf of Ohlo VaUey Conference team Southern, Ronnie Bls.ck, Rut- Rutland, Chuck '111omp101, W• bama, and John McCIIDtock, Bob Grueser and AlDol Wallbrown, all of Southerll. McArthur Coach PaullJaDley wu telected for the "Coadt ol the Year" honors. '!be (len. orals also tell wlill· lbe MOVC Varsity cbamplonshlp trophy, Eaatem, Rutland, and Wabama received trophies 1.- abaritt& the reserve cbampiODshlp. League President [)maid Mex-te, Rutland Eucutlve Heed wu In charge of tbe session beltl at the Martla Reetaoraut 1 bt Middleport. Others attendlag were Larry Morrison, Eastern Executive Haed; Gary Parsons, head baskBy FRED McMANE only five singles as the Yankeea etball ceacb and 4thletic Di· ALL STARS UPI Sporll Writer handed the world champiODB NCior at Eastern; Bob Ord, It looks as If Saady Koufax their fourth straight oxhibitloa Eastern Reserve Cosch 1 Ron· aid Deem, Soutbem Executive aRd Don Drysdale have decided defeat. The Yankees had 13 bill . TOP SIX WINNERS - Pictured above are the top six winners of the West VjrHead, Donald Wolle; Southern grma Archery Indoor Championship of 1966 tourn"ment held in New Haven, March to play Cary Grant and Roek m the game with Clete Boyer Principal and Athletic Director: leading the wa Y with two 13. Left to nght, are Eugene McKinney, Pomero~ , non-restdent Champion; Larry Hudso• for a while. Craysor Slone, Southern basketThe two Dodger pitche", who smgles and a double. King, New Haven, Men's Bare Bow Champion; ll!ancy Ohlinger, New Haven Woball Cosch: Mike Popp, Southmen's Free S~yle Champion; Alice ~napp, New Haven, Women's Bare Bow Cha:npion; are currently holding out for In other camJl!l: the New ern Reserve coach; Jim VenB!ll Jeffers, South Charleston, Mens Free Style Champwn, and Shorty Corbin Par· three-year $500,000 contracts, York Mets handed the Minnesonarl, Rutland Principul and ath- , kerstrurg, Senior Citizens Champion.-Pboto by Grover's Studio. ' slgned for feature roles Wednes- ta Twins their seventh straighl letic Director; Jim Adams, Rutday in a forthcoming Hollywond setbac:k as they ekde out a 10. land Basketball Coach: Alan movie entitled "Warning Shot," Inning 2-1 victory. Byren Podbesek, RuUand: John Rei· starring David Janssen. Browne's ninth inning two--run bel, Albany Principal : Bob Col· NEW 11A VEN - New Haven fending their titles from last wilh a 174 total. The decision of the two homer gave the Chicago Cobs a ter, Albany football coach: Paul was the scene of the West Vir· .vear were Larry King and Nan.. . hurlers to make the picture :1-1 v1'ctory 0 ver oc- Cl 1 nd Haney, McArthur basketball ginia State Indoor Archery cy Ohlinger, both of the local l'lmshmg second and third indicates that neither is about Indians. ""' eve a roach. and Dave Hollender. Championship Tournament, Lemanhaw Archery Club. Shoot- consecullvely '" the Men's to concede anything iR contract Bill Wade. Joe Pollack a•d McArthur football coach; Bob ' Sunday, March 13 when 54 ing 270 and 251 out of a possible Bare Bow diVISIOn were Don negotiations with the Dodgers. Oliver, Wahama basketball archers from Charleston, Hunt- 300 points, Larry and Nancy re- Noll of Pt. Pleasant With 1 U7, It even suggests that they may Dee Weber, three young "SmoD 11111 lll'Hl lllldoort! pitchers attached to the Giants' coach; Frank Capehart, Wah•· ington, Pl. Pleasant, Parkers- tained their respective W.V.A. and Ken Allison of South Char- sit out the season rather than minor league camp, combined ' !loelln'l 11 make yoa wanl le ma: Row! Congdon, Athens burg, Morgantown. Fairmont, A. Men's Indoor Bare Bow and leston, shootmg 252. sigo for the club's offer. to pitch shutoot hall for eight lei up ud 1•?" Messenger, and Bob Wingett, and others c.ompeted. W.V.A.A. Women's Free Style In the Men'• Free Style div~ The movie goes before the Tbe Daily Sentinel. Alter an mvocation by the Titles. sion two other South Charles- earners at Paramwnt Studios innings as .San. Francisco CLEVELAND, Ohio (UP!) _ ~opped the Cahforma Angels T · Cleveland tnd Paul Warfield, Rev. Jack T. Welch of the lo- Also finishing on top were ton men, Charlie "Flip" Crouch on April 1 and a spokesman who missed most of lui seas111 FIRST cal St. Paul Lutheran Church, Jeffers of South Charleston, and Frank Thompson tied with said tbe roles of the two · Card Dr Tl . s. op gen lor tbe BI'OWJII with lljurieo, it QUALITY the shootmg began at 10 a.m. shooting a fine 282 and winning 279 points in a "dead beat" pitchers would be two Wei!ks i• and by 4 p.m. the last arrow the W.V.A.k Men's Free Style for the runner-up place and duration. The season will Rook1_e forst basema• George upected to be released from REGULARhad been launched and the re- IItie, and Ahce Knapp of New were forced to a sudde• death already be started by the time Kernek s three-run homer In Sbaker Medical C.Uter In 8 few Certified Oil Station the s1xth mnong prvo1ded the da after erlnl from oults were tabulated . Haven. who captured the W.V. shoot-off. Two rounds eensist- the picture Is finished. difference as the St. Louis U rrbo<ecov • On top and successfully de- A.A. Women's Bare Bow title ' ing of 5 arrows per round were Teammala Have Blueo Cardinals turned back the _ co a "· ' shot before the tio was finally Meanwhile, the Dodger team Detroit Tigers 4-2. Ken Hom!- • broken. Crooch emerged victor· continued ill the doldrums by son and Ossie Chavarria tach ious by a mere point to nab dropping a t-0 decisita to .the hit a two-run homer aa tilt second placo and Jeavo lhird New York Yankeeo. Wh1tey Kansas City Athletiu belled for Thompson Ford, Bill Stafford and Stove the Pittsburgh Pirates 12-5. 0 Runner-ups .ln tbo Women's Hamilton allowed Los Augeles Rookie catcher Gle• Clark, inserted into the lineup wbell FRESNO. Calif. !UP)) - Jim teams who could use my serv- i Bal'l! . Bow division were. Karen GeDe Oliver was burt, drove In Maloney, CincinnaU pitching ! iees." Last year he got $32,1100. Clark of New Haven with tOO Bullebl Score aee. says he honestly feels he Both Would Suffer and Nancy Noll of Pt. Pleasant, Win Over Knicks three runs to lead the Atlanta is worth $50,000 to the ReJ!s and He said if he were to sign shootmg l60 pom.ts. By United Preol lntematioaal Braves to a "2 victory over the couldn't turn in a good~ason for less than what he thinks In . the Women 1 Free Style The Baltimoro Bullets have Washington Senators. o.orgo for them II he doesn't get it. he's worth he would have "a diVISion the New Haven Club opeaed up a Ill game lead over Smith and Tony Htrloll had Maloney said Wednesday he is grudge against the owners all made a clean sweep when Ruth the St. . Louis Hawkl iR l!leir three bits apiece as tho Bot!to1 Mt. hurting financially but "! 1year." Roush and Wanda King captur- battle for second place In the Red Sox topped the Phlladel· honestly feel I'm worth $50,ooo l "I wouldo't be satisfied &Ad ed 2nd and 3rd wiill • 226 and Western Dlvlsioa of the Nation- phia Phillies 5-3. Center fielder Ken Berry, who was hitless In ond I'm making my stand. consequently be giving my best 192. a1 Basketball Association. Either I get it or ClncinRati effort every time out. Then I . Tho. awards preseoted fw the The Bulleta gained OR the idle his first 17 at bats, tlrovo Ill won 't get me." · wouldn't be fair to myself nor first lime th1s year were a_. Hawks Wednesday Aigbt when three run• with a double and a The possibility that the Reds the !Pam," added the 6-foot-3- resident trophy a1d I senior • they tcored a !18-ll3 victory triple as tile Chicago While Sox won 't give him the demand, I inch 210-pound righthander. citizens trophy. The award win· over the New York Knicks. Don ripped the Cincinnati Reds I~ whieh would be $9,000 more With two no-hitters and an ners were Eugene McKinney Obi scored 39 points to pace the than the $41,000 he says General impressive 2.54 earned run av- of Pomeroy, Ohio, finishing well Bullets, who clinched the Manager Phil Seghi offered ' erHge m 1965. he said he has to ahead of his nearest apponeol, verdict 01 a late tap-In field him, doesn't bother bim, . he get the raise now. "What H~rry Bailey of Syracuse, Ohio goal by NOkit guard Jerry says. He'll Just stay here sellmg chance would 1 have i• future With a total 258 score. The Sen- Sloao. used cars. years'" he asked. lor-citizen award wat elaimed T!1t Bullett .aod Hawks have "I've got a gond job with my Jim has been working at his by Shorty Corbm ot ParkeMI- lost 41 g>omes each bot the dad oa the busiest corner iR father 's used car lot and plans burg, W. Va. who also flllisbed Bullets have :fl lictoriet Hubbard Slaclls keep yoa Fresno. I've also saved most of , to stay there unless his terms eonsiderable ahead of his near· oompared to the Hawks' 34. io step with fashioa ~ my money from previous years are met. He said he was told est competitor with aa admir- Tho Hawks play at San year 'round weight fabrlcl ond have made some good in- the $41 ,1100 offer was final. "If able U9. Francisco Thursday night while and In the seaaoo'a t.ateot colors. It's Hubbard Slatko vestments_ I'm not hurting fi. 1 doD'I accept. then enjoy my the Bullets are idle. nancially ." summer in Fresoo," he said be Rockets WiJl The Bullets built aa early 12- for that goiog plaees look! Maloney, 1 20-game winner was told. point leod and were ia front 61· last season, said. "Sure. l want "Fresno is , wonderful place 51 at halftime 81 Ohl NOred !I to pitch this year, but if I'm to live and I'd just as soon &et- Remamo West poln~ "' the first half. Howie noi worth ISO 1100 to Cincinnati lie down i• business with my Komives led teo. Knitikl with then I wam pitch somewher~ dad selling used cars," was the Jl. else. I hink there are some big hurler's comment. Virginia ---------- Zool; ,Sandy and Don I May Try Films 29'' •:;.::=... c· I I' • - u •tal N • c d ' N H Sh 6 Champions rowne Ill ew aven oot ° • 6 .... ----- I '""'·I J befo' (JPJ Rne• fS I ,, • I • • ' I 1 I !---------- ' -of-••--'- ,. • '"'.i7~·~~u~~~~·.~~.URT ' =~le~s::'~ G~;~on Ad•••l•al. u• I TV-· .. - -.. ::me ai J I " In KYGER CREEK BOWLING LEAGUE M>l $10·" THE SHOE BOX .....l .... e _... e e e M1nure DAILY SENnNEL =~~n:;tt;.~!U:.: A!!Carvetf THE DEVM'ED TO INTBIIE8t OJ J I. m DIAMOND fiUNM ArtCarnd, nHIOra llf oytt • , _ . a eaps,...al ud w_. diDI rfAII 1la11 Ull. I11U, 1\1Uinlft41 ..., tlnn•. I. IALIAD 11.11 liT .... . ........... -.liT .. .......1'""' .....-~~ , Otcllt '"" .......... ~.... II,CO .............. liOf~l . . . - .... ~.- ...~­ .. ...... Cln11t _,N,_>MM' 10.00 ........: e MATERIAL FOR FIUING IASKftS MEIGS • MA8011 AB£4 llevtral FBI apall wert eTOYSof All Kindt = b y 10 a. m. 1ot1ay flo11..,,. L . _ -~e STUFFED TOYS •- ,,....1.. ..... the baDII . . ~ ;"..,.""r.f.:;-= Ill( No naurf Wll eWtER CANDY lOa - - · · uo .... _ .._ - . nlaalld Ill tbl IQilQir of eiASTER NOVELTIES ~~T.:i.-=.o oi tbleNt. '"Nlll. eEAmR EGG DYE aatur . . . . . . . . . . . . . •• IU.TTOliRNEY Ob!o ePAPER NAPKINS UNOOLN, Ntb, (UPI) NIUoaaJ 811tw =• acpa ••• II 8otttneW Kimball, hi•,. 361 ltJft Clb, N• w MGre 111111 1011 llllrl• art ·~--- ., s-1o ... -- FERRY·MORSI BULK GARDEN SEEDS ~ IXpiCied 10 partlolplle Ia the ..,.,. •Mrlt ••.U•iaie ., ..... "" N 1 tit Dll 4mateur Athletic o~o ............ - ,.., '" ....... ... UnloD Wl'llllinl tournament • OIUJ tliM;" liS lbobta. .,..., ..... - - ..... IJ' hare AprU 6-1. All t!tbt-man Court St. Pomeroy I,....., - cme · - IIIOnth _.,.,•••.-~ . , Japanue aquad Is !Itt ant IDI ••aiJ•ble ""-'" . -~ • ..., .. 1 111&11 oae 1nr 110.111, !liz . . .ua.. fgreipl teiDI 10 euter• ... - - '--·'""'~ - LlwnWHCIKIIItr = ... ........ ------ tozr •••.. New GOESSLER J.w-'ry Store • Weed-No-More ... """ . WY2-3498 ........... A• ' BEN FRANKLIN s-10 • 'f > . POMEROY THE NEW GARDEN TILLERS ARE HEREI Ebersbach Hardware ''EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" MAIN ST. POMEROY II' V Ienior High Boys March IZ, 1966 Won Loot . ' borsoa, ' a. The La ers won 3 po1Dts from "C" Sh'lt 0 Team I 13 I 1 peraI'wn. H.1g h Te 3 12 9 for the Laborers was C. Faulk am. . with 531 High f "C" Ope • Bahr s Cloth1en 11 10 . · tr . ra Team 4 s 16 tmn was S. Arnold With 202-550. High Game - Jerry Va• The Yard Depar!ment and lnwageA I!NI· H' h S . "D" Sh1'ft . Is • lg emsHigh . won 2 pom •ac h· Mickey 'MenchiRI 542· Hogb for,the Yard was C. AI- Team Game _ 1 782 . kire with 558. Higb for "D" Shift, High Team Series _ Te~m was E. Thomas With 1Al3-2l"573. T"JZ. R. Gress had 11!2. "B" Maintenance woo 3 points , from Day Mailltenance. High Wente~~Jli' ~"ci Kll~ lor "B" Maintenance was T. are ' l!ltltl He•nessy with 211-502. D. HunIIIPI Lost Crow's Steak HOUllt 45 27 net ·Nas high lor Day Mainten· lola's Beauty Salo• 40 32 aoce with 211-526. Forest n_ uo Block 36 36 "A" 0perawon " . ts Da'l " . won 4 po1n 1 from U1e Catcb-AUs. G. Mitch Frl Yd~aimel 35 :fl 31 41 was high lor "A" Operation en Y avera with !2.1-592. High lor tho Catch DultoA'I Druga 28 44 Ails was D. Roush wltb 461. High Game -:-- Suo Parsou, 210; High llomes - Paodora POMEROY· LANES Collills, 541. Team ltlgh Game 'fbursday Triplet Leagae - Crow's Steak House 142· Martll M lltl High Team Soriel - ' Wla'~ ' Woa Loot Beauty Salon, 1880. City Loan .P ~-1 l'hrtt Bobs : : 8URTEES IIREAII:I MARK Mid-I Steel 8\!o 6\!o MODENA, lilly . (UPI) -~ Maple La... PoulllJ T 8 Joha Suttees ef , England, Thret Stoogoo Sit! ~ lll'iously injured in a' wret:k ht fhrel Aces . 5 10 Canada last Saptelllber, tel :a High Game llld Series - JbD new lap record en the MoRza llslol, Jll, Ill; !Dgll T' am track by eoverm, lhti ~Game and .lerlea ·- CIQo Ltlaa, kilometer course a au . .., 412, iUt. lltllldl Wedamday, Tearr: GOODIES •e•we•• ho.,.. - IIIJI'fii;; saves up to $180.00 4!1· ~¢' msbllatlon. r---------------~ ·"' ·' WELL DRILLING ·" ' (Evorything Compltt, · ,;. Nothtn, Down36 Month• To Por ', \11-, ._, ':i; '--------4 ,, I ,~ < FOREMAN ,... ~ & ABBOTT ··~ WY 2.SS21 i, It 21111 .... Midi._,, ~~ • 8.95 u; , I eNo priming, no pit, • ' NURSES SHOE m"" -~ dition.s. Go places with 0 • e Hubbard! Get Everything You Need HEREI LOOTING ~roved b)' n~iied, ~eld test-under aU I BAKER FURNITURE 100 eOutshndlnt por~-..-;~,:~! I .up-.,_ *'"'"' ":-=:; eC-.lololy 4Ulot pump and motor an submerged under water well, I 9 '''""" .,.•, · IIS'UIOII Maloney Says He's Worth $50'000' O££ered $4}'000 I wiuh;;;,l •. -·· .:en .. . ESSaYJSlS . to compete for k w h Moeller wee in as ington land Senior, 111t1 r.{cArthur Senlor Marvlll HaiL Hall was the only Ull8lllmou! selectiotL Tbe coacbel plcketl a second team compoaed of two playert from Mc4rthur and one each !tom Wahama, Rutlalltl, llld Southern. Selected 011 ll1e second team were Ray Redman, Wabama senior; Keith Prater, MeArthur Junlor; Rick Caivill, McArthur, topblmore; Dale Hill, Southera llelllor, and Ruty Uttle, Rutland Senior. H&norable mentltn went 1o Emmett Conway, lofc4rthur, J Pooler llld Ricbard Jloullaa, beth of Eastent, Wayne Davis, I Y • 1 I ,, •• meome Tax Evasion Idietments Ordered Of B'rush AreBu'm·ed T0 Fatt:..n Ga}Jia Tax R0}} , ' . t\ '\ •1 4, CHARLESTON, '\11'. VL (UPI) - Stockholders voted Wednes· day light 1o lreep lhe Chari~ ton Rockets francbi~ of t h t Continootal football League i1 Charleston - at least lor Illother season. The stockholders, meetia( at the Daniel Boooe Hotel, also reje<ted an offer by New York theatrical producer Fred ll'ink· 1 h rr •· •-"·'· th fr _.... e o e w reovoa,. I l""'r ise H. tedl off "" e repor f ered flw,ootl for th& franchise. Rockets' board ohalrmaft Alex Schoenbaum said the executive mmmitteo would stsrt lmmediately screeaing applicants for GCatIIIPU-11: wllll&llla the job of Rocket eoach •ad l that of geaeral maaager. Both Schoenbaum and presi...... I •• dent Vic Green stressed that they did 10t walll one man to ~ld both jobo, as was lbe case of former eoach Perry Moss. Asked If Moss might stay on ' tile mea said tho )108Biblllty & wss d'un In ••·• ...., Moss now bas an agreement with !be lllontre- Ill w. 2nd II. ........,,o at team 11 the CFI. . . . , _• • , AGAIN AMERICA'S FAVORITES••• CHEVROLET TRUCKS I HI,IM• NEW CHEVROLET TRUCKS WENT TO WOII LAST YEAL THAT'S ARECORD FOR CUSTMI ActEI'lANCE...EVEN FOR CHEVROLEI'I lR.W. HARDWAU LEATIIR SUPPLY Lilt yw Mort people bousht Chevrolet trucks than ever blfere. Stands kti'IIIOII. Chevrolet makes a truck for almost every kind o1 job. So 1111ny components are offered you can set up a Chevy to do your lpeailllob the way you want it done. Cost illow. Resale hJ&h, Chevy't been tht No. 1 truck since 1937. Put • new '66 model tD work. H's boullll to bt No. 1 on your job for years. SHAKE HAVEN CHISTH, •..._&&.M•fo.DWo/I,Micltlf/M. o. lth ... t ,., .. ,. ... , ,... .,.,., IHtlt ll,.,lllp OPENS THURSDAY 3 DAY 'SPECIAU MA:fCH 17111 l·Sc· ~~~"":""----. I'OOTLONG CHIPS IIICI DRINK - ONLY hw1t.Gross, Inc. POMEROY --- - · ---·-· ·- ·POMEROY MOJOR COMPANY L~.::.:::::.._..:::==::===~ ._"H_ome_of_A_rr_ow_s_h-irt-•"..Jt.•.·-MA-IN-5-TR..I!..IT_ _ _ _ _ _PCM_.II-I0-'1-------~~ .:~1·-· ~ ~~" �(' IN r•~.~~=cauot SOfJAL o., CAl F. NDAR Million Dollar S_ubstation l--llU11 llentlael, PolllMOJ·IIIddleport, ,:::~~.v •. :!.:~~:: ~m'l' ~=~~... "~:, ohto c.,"~=:::i., 0 March 17 1868 ' '200 Acres • the ~and' jury wednesday of a defunct· .eohQnbQ elkarges Of Income tax evasion. COLUMBUS IUPI) owner .., Olben Namotl . Lipfert, 49, owner df the Lll)o fert 011 Co. and Ulckbournt service station, WBil indicted for evasion of individual income taxes from 1959-62. The IRS said Lipfert reported only $44,• 0011 Income during the four years but claimed he actuaDy eamed $103,110. Llp'ert 11 • member of '"Franklin Co.;;.ty Rural • Commission, Sharwell was In the newJ In .1... when "'" alate accused n. of owb!li"',.. bbD more than $1 mil· non 1n alleged delinquent ctgar. et •··es ·••d penalties ·~ tobacoo firm and ca Marlel)!l Indicted 011 OOlJiplalnts filed .LUMLIY ... WANDA FRIDAY service •station owner arid ·his by ' the Internal' Revenue Serv· ~ .GN:::::- EVANG.ELINE ~•· wife were Indicted by a federal ice were Sherman S. Sharwell, "".....o.TYO,CEITIY .·u·.·LIC':-"Toi .""APTER! ~'" eoom••>· ......~... ot 'l OES, Mtddleport, will hold AI The new, million dollar Addi· lng power and protection to the 54, now of New York City: Mr. ~... ~;.' ~~o::·:~.O:· 0~:'.,,'~1:! ~ rummage sale Friday and Sat-' son SUb-station now under eon- area served by the substation. PT. PLEASANT - Brush en and Mrs. Gra"t D. Edwards of ,..s;... "'" .... """ '"'' urday, March 26-26 in the Wil· I struction by Columbus and With e rating of 1!.750 kw, nearly 2011 acres of U. S. GovMarietta, along with Alvin G. lh'f· l4U dU' of ,IUILU)', Ul88, t.be ) "''"""'" The . ........ •••• . I le Maud Coale! building, for· .1 Southern Ohio Electric Compa- the new station will be operat· emment land in the old TNT Llpfert orLockllourrie and Eds:•·ln~~~~~mi;!11;;.t• ;~~·~:·~~ I merly eccupied by Cliff's Shoe ' ny, will add substantially to the ed from the Control Center at area belonging to U. S. Pow· N. Wood of Columbus. ::,.:'"" c""" •• ~etp co•••·•· Repair. Members wishing arll· tax rells In GaUia county the home of/Ice in Columbus. A der Company burned WednesTh• IRS eontendl Sbarwell cles picked up may contact Mrs. One of two diesel un- second diesel unit will.be in· day afternoon before being I ow.esy$4?,820 In Income taxes for rtal•n• Hf~ll' mrH1!!8ifl ~!eCUrlna ••m• J h L WY2-3700 , • r Mrs. .... Qn na purehased recent Iy by th e sta lied In t he near future near brou ght und er control at 5 P· m· 1 1160 and 1961. 1011,11,in& de~l'ribed reiil prop· o n yonsl "''' William King, WY2-56111. eompany will be used for peak- Superior, south of ·Jackson. in Over 75 persons fought t h ej Edwards, 60, and his wlfe, , ..~ ,, ,, no"'"'"'"' ........ MONDAY that service arell and will be blaze which was reported at Gahrlel, 57, were lndlcted for tJ! It'~, I ''""'· uta!~ •ltuated W th• ToWII· p ast Ch'Ie f1 of ro•eJIS u · Temp1e 20 p. m. · Fl remen from Pt· ,.~ ,...., countr, Ohio. used for the ISme purpose. 1: perjury In COOilectlon with lndl· 1 :_'!,':~'",,",~;.,~~~~. ·~o~:::!::; Pythian Sisters in Middleport The lint jet proputsed gener- Ple.,sant, Mason, the National SAIGON <UP!) _Two vidual Income tu returns for '""" ,, ,,,. , o. ~· Town '· "'"'' : wdl meet Monda;evening, alor m the Columbus and South- Guard and workers from the 1 . . . he!' ed 195&-63 by understating 1-1 t)l"~' l vmpany • Purcba.~; March 21, at th e horne of . . (C..:onI'1nueel ,__ page I) , Electric Company ser- CIVIl . . delense Clemen t . Tr.ee C t1fled jets, leV Ill& 111111• • h;·nre mr u;o rodJ: then• •ouih uvm ern Ohm i t MIG income and tuea due. The IOV• 21 1 9 ~~p~~~'·not:r~n~::! :060 u.. Mrs. William Allman on S.outh . sa.•~ Hod~e. •tre area, will be installed ::~t Nursery and McClinic W!ldl1f~ ommun American ernment claimed they ewettlt==================:, , 1 "''""'"'· oo•"'"'"' .., ,...._ Thlrd Ave. I Anythmg on that at this Picway stallon, south of Colum- Station were on the scene a1l shadowed ... 0011 for the flve-vear FIRST 1s In Ul.erefrom • certalll PHI" a.l tim e 1s . pure apecu Ialion ," sa1'd bus, .10 the near fu ture. perstnne I of th e Tree bombing targei1i ""'' " t~urcpun~ GHd•·d b)· John P. Doualu llDd TueiKI•Y afternoon. Wood a real estate QUALITY 1 't"..~::"':, 1~ MEIGS COUNTY Democrat · Gemi~l mission chief Wlllis.m Each of these units Is self Nursery slood guard .through- ~a~~~~~ S. ~e ~~;:;,~~ waa c~rged with fallln& to REGULAR_ ''"' ,,,, ., " ,.,. "'· ""'""' meeting tonight Is al the Svra· Schneider. stutlng and can be brought out the evemng and n1ght to te .•• tu returns from 195&-63 and with "~rtffl-.1 Oil St 1o Il ~ \3.7:'1 artel, mol"' or 1.... tor • d h I • I No one bl ameel ..._ ,_ Into operation In Iess than twe I prevenI any re-outbrea k. At no 'planes a 90 encoun rw sur'-" .a II n , 01 ~p 1 e 18 d~~crtpuon or th• 11arc•l cuse gra e sc oo . .. ~ Uwr f • to • air (SAM) mliBUeJ owing taxea on a ps income ~~~~~~n e!l:c~rr~d. ~terence 1• made nauts. P r esl dent Jotmson minutes The total cost of the time were any homes endan- 1 ace •- '""--.. o1 ••17•.. W. Mlln lt. ,._,., tn •~>Ill del'll. atao • 40 aert trat1 • I near Hanoi ...- loliUII'CI yean 'I'U • " · , 1 ''"' "'""'"' ••• deoeribed .. praised them for their "remark- three uniiiS will approximate gered and slthogh the fire A Ai F. FI05 ~-• :;;;.;;;..;;;i;;;.._;;;;i;..;;.,.._;;;i;iiii lui~CW!. Hl tJ:!e Townsttlp of Scl)llo. L d' I H b ' n r orce liiUINef-lr ~··•• """"'' ~• ..... ., o•••· y Ul lTC e 01 a le courage and polae under 14,0011.000 and all ate ochedull'rl burned over storage 1gl110s in ch'Af h t d wn by enemy MJtMI~~ at • comer 15 (h•ln• Off' El . stress" I In I II ti b f u of tbls th t ' . high ex .yc was s 0 0 1 ind' ;;~ ,~nks we11t trom t11e north· 1.cer ect1on · or Ba 8 DD Y e area con ammg - Eund (ire during the raldJ "" ""'" "' soo. No. ' · 1'. '· o. ,., Elerti ' on of officers WBil !teld To the mystery ol what went year plos1ve powder. the igloos are eel d hll tta·"' jn Uh~o tnm ~auY'I Purcllu.t: \lwnce " d ed ' t OeS 8Y W ('! 8 U.IDg '"' " '"""' "'' " un .. <o ,., when Lydia Circle of the United I wrong was a d a "tcond so constructed from concre e len Bien Pby highway bridge aorthtl~l ( Ofl\l'r of Lot No. e \0 I mystery te the public at 811d stee! that danger a( ex• dPout eight miles east of tbe U l!l St•c !Jon I G~orl!e Oownint"l SUr· Methodist church met Tuesday ,~1 1: :hO'n!'P •ou1n 7 1 r0hatn~ and a• evening at the church M r 5 least - of what the astronauts ploding pewder was remote. hi. tori tty N achute wt>~t chalna 1nd I ' · h d I bout their hln bJ S C C • 0 par 1'.'m~;.'' ""rh.-1rt ., '"' "'~"'" '""'"' ot . Jay Warner chairman presid· a o say a pltc g 0sp1 -. tWS The cause of the aze was b ed and the pUol I,,, \u ~ !Soll tl DowniniJ"• sur... eyl~ bel'Jeved to have been fr m 0listed serv then~~ ~tJ\\UI ';l rhAli\J a nd :1;8 linlu ed and Mrs. William Swatzel I capsul e. as missing ;~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~;~, ~~d ~~ ~= and Mrs. Tom Crow were in 1 Space age~cy offlrlals said __ - - .burning of trash In the area by lt was the ~t time Amer'' ,,, ''"" "I "'"'"I""' «otaln- charge of the devotions and Wednesday mghl they bad In Holzer Sospllal: workers of the powder compa- I an keamen bave "nJIOtllllll-111 lnf ~0 liC!I!I. ~f!'I"Ntble to • IUrve, . d callll ed the bla ze ed c spo ,.,,, " '""" .-1.,, JuM, ""''· program. "Imitation," was tbe Houst . 0 n tapes oI th. e ctmversa- hours :1-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents I DY and wm e.e possible algbtlng., of the ~~ ~~~ r~·:~~~ '~;~~·t o:o~~,;edKC•t~ topic of the program and con- : hon reporting in h•B!I • pitched only on Pediatrics Ward. I W get out of contral. sopblsttcaled. Chinese • ,11111 r D<>lll(llu Klld wife. to Juon cemed the crucifixion and res· , voices the astronauts' struggles Admisllons ·1 tied MIG 21 I'!T"'k:~l ll\ ·t~ed ltAIBd ~eptember 'th th e Ge mIn'1 and Agena Mn Leiter A. Thompson, 35 ms supp I . ~. I~Jj r••;l1nlt'd In Otol'd Boolt: 111. urrectlon. WI North Viet Nam !Jtfolmed '"" ''""rur1"'"•1 ~omolete '"·" ~ vehicles · They said they Garfield ' Ave.; J ohn E· Lloy d1 G & Defeated In u•"rr- w ~>' lf'ss. d• L 1e repor t of the nam 1na t'ng 1 f!Jources said however· the awtft "''''""" " "' ,..,.1 ••"'" ... 1eommittee was given and offi· ' "thought" they would release 130 Portsmouth Rd.· Mrs. Cles· Wheele-bur" Meet jets have been' · re r~~wll , r~n·ancto 11 made •o tntd 1 · th to th e pu bll c, but d1d ' ter L. Tackett, 841' s e ~ 0 n ao e dl'~\1 Jnd II If rnarte • part hen!!of cers elected were Mrs. Kermit ' e tapes not reported. ~ a~ '"'"u~h tully .. rtlten hel'ltt"' ~on· I Walton ' chairman· Ave.; Mi nme . L. Wall • E:asteml A strong Bowles Market team ----tAin,na 3~ ~l llrft't. murw or leiS. ' • Mrs • Rich· I' not say when • . ard Rupe, vire chairman: Mrs. Ave . Claude c Miller Rt 1 eliminated G&J of Gallipolis Tra~t ,-.Q. ~ l!elnll tn Section No a. I Wh I '"""'''' , ,. ; "'' ••••• No " ,Charles Persinger, secretary: Patriot· William Henry, Jr., from the 12th annua ee ersTbe umoo tl( ei!Bdrea ell~! ~~~prooh1:~ ... ~;~~~~~·.~~~~~~~·~~:~~;: Miss Myrtis Kay Parker, treasBidwell': Mrs. Raymond E. burg Independent Basketball lible to aUead kladw=-tel "'·"· """"'" '"' '"'".,. " urer: and Mrs. T. A. Downie, · Barr Rt 1 GaW..,Iis· Timothy Tournament Wednesday night. claosea Ia ~-"-- . -;-..:..., IOI,JIIt: i::lt:'ii:'nnlnll II 11 Hon(})' l.o· , (C " eel fro ) ' ' . ,.. . aeedell """'"' CU ~! lrl'l' un t!w §QU!h line ol Ern· third member of nominating I ,on~nu m Pill t s. 'Taylor Rt. .,.... 1 Ewington; Final score W8S 134 to 95. The Diltrlct tllfl_laU :::/·~~·~~~~~~:\~o\~/~·~~ ~~=~~~(l~~~e~~: C"ommittee_ A dessert course Watts worked quietly to calm James A. Bush, Vinton; Carl- Gallipollt aquad tr11iled only M1 Sa........., M8rcll It, Ill'"lhl'lli'P • '"'"' '"IIORII""the"""'' ""'' was served during u Wit saod public 'h b R theI Bsocial ten51ons. But poIIre remalned ton J . Hackney Rt 1 Leon w 81-51 during half time. In the "1tead lUIUlOA . . ru~ll ~uor1h mai llllli 51-J fl'~l lo • our y MI"S. US!Ie l rown ' concerned that I ld nt Va .. Mrs. Mary c. Goodwin Rt. last hair, the winners outscorM br.llwe. th~ nce IOUlhWt-atetl} 78 and Mr• Will' s tzel an nc e ed G&J .,. AA earlier reported. Tile ..... rodt ~nd iO feet to liltHontoy IBm wa . mlghl iaflamt the troubll • 1 Letart; Mrs. Paul c. Ranh}""''TI. ~~;~~~~~;;" ;~~ P~~~!.~' ~~~nom;; i ail. dolph, Rt. 1 Letart; Mra. John Mike Halley had 29 for the qec, addrenet aud parents 1 lHo. Nimh BirtL.I-. of Buocb Rt 1 Portland· A Frank Bill Francis totaled 22. names can be maUed to Bos ' ,....,, ' · ' · · b'gh 1 82 Raelne or pboD!'d to ••nnr~cr o<ED· vot. "'· ,,., I S • f. I b •-d Wh i • Walton, Rt. 1 Racine; Jumor Thompson was I or . • • '''· "''" '"""" ""' ""'"''' • on II .f' e ra.., oop Ttg It up J Le . P . Mr S the winners with 39. Hecks WI NOll, daytime, or WI t. ,0\1 ~"e rf'q\Ufl'£1 lo a.n"wer the Mr and Mrs Elza Gilmore DUBUN '"""ED al.~ . W19, omeroy, I. • ' turn In tb ve0 '"" u :o ~eTitlon ln ~be :lnQ t\a~ or AP· . . . • . lfiAoM ftl't&IQ Bert Gilke Rt 1 M'ddl rt·1 Thompson bad 36 and Bob <JWI e e UI6· rtL 19tl6. or jud~ml'nt by dehu.JI wiU enterl810€'d With a fam1Jy par- !1 thundered thrOUgh fiag bedeck• y, E •Greenl Rtepo 2 ~~~V~f~:5~------J.:::::::::::::~::::::::::::~11 bJ rrncte~~u Riamst You . S d . , Mn George · '"' '""'"·•• BANK 4 , ..v. ty un ay evenmg at their ed cities and towna today u Alb. .,_ He.le J '•otu.~n,,l "Gs CO\IPA.\Y. home' L'ncoln Ifeigh•· honer- Irish raen and sons 0 f Ertn from Ra any; n ·G"' Erv' An Ohi O Corpora: ton, I WI, . . '"'"· Mn Robert I''''""" ing their son ' Michael on hil around tho. world celebrated the Rutland· cme, Mrs. . James .B. '"· nww n:1•'.1 & PORTER . . " "'""'' '"' ""''""" ntnth b~rthday. great naltonal feast day of St lro 'G c Le 121 Jl). 17 · ~ ... 13 ' 3 • 10• 17 ''After the honort:d guest epen- Patrl k · nton; rover · a~ " a• ' ed his gilts, a dessert course Par:.i.., and pageants, lports LE<AL •or1co : carrymg out the St. Patrick's ant! drama were lhe order o/ ... ~, t 'w· · Rt., • " '"' ••• ,., o• co•vouNcr D th d h d h ....,..a uugmaa, . • ~ tod"l th at The NIIIL811N Mode' 1.8'881 """""RiAL nun 0 , •"• ay •me was serve to Mrs. t e ay as I e nallon paid bom. M Robert L Cong. Walter H. Moeller announeeu """"' 0 ' " ' ' " " " " " ' Elza Gilmore Sr Miss Loul•e age to the national tte IOn, rs. · ...n1 agal· n sponsor the "Week t'n Washington' for. MutlrpleM QoJor 'l'elnllto11 P~c..-Lfs cHvRcH 011 THE IITHEL 1 . ·• "' apos • Jr. Ironton· Mrs Opal G wu '""''" o• coo o• oow•1•oroo, G1lmore. Mrs. Denver Kapple, y' Rt •1 Will. Wood. ners of an essay contest from each of the 11 counties (23'-UdtiiOflll. 274~q.lna.lllll...,tur-t 15001 ..110 "· •u• 0 •lOT "" "' " ' • the •~--~ ~···• and b th TO GET COOKIES oun&, · ow ; the lOth Dt'stn'ct. ~-··· ~-· INCO"POU.TID, 1 IIUIJI,ILQI.. e~· ro t'rS, p ul T u ~ - - - &tJUu &a .w of ltD W.mut ......... ''"'* ' : Joe ~ and Roger llld he Girl Scout T 52 Wed a · ....,.bree, Hamden. The theme of the whlch Is not to exceed 400 bordwood iio11U. 0 '"'" ' b"t and iwstenea. A , turkey 1 nesday met a~lhe Mr RobertBirlbtG E-'words in length ls "ls o =:;'~'i~ Q-~ c.w j~' "nl'rPby IIVl'Q<•"IO•olht"·•" otfl di I ed M Dl ehl and planned land I. •-··hter . . UUI' 0 ut 0f Dat e.?" staggerlng them over a S.week • .AdmlnlSoporllcopeVDor-wllllpoHoU.,.-,p.,.. ... ,_..... " " '""' memom , 1 the Frtend.; ' nner wao a so serv 11 noo~ 1 rs. James riotism 1 20 '""'"'' of " ' ...... Chuftb In observance of Mike's birth· to pick up their Orden of De&day ' ....... ' . p.m The "Week in period.tbA JOth host D!"'"'ct and bosle!l • NewAdmlnlSIWeRule~~ delat___._ ~~I'·"~"'' from -'1) iJe 1•"u o 1 Oo\\nmrton. H. D. No 6. Jlill~n•' Ohl.1, And to al Olltef'l whom I day. I Scout cookies next Tuesdav •t . Is set for June 12 • 18 when e IIU'I wu ltbat . . yov. tUM UHF TV uu. radio. • • • II nl~ '· rr,rJr i>rt);, that On the lit day' MrJ. wr.... 1/IMP I Dlsc rtefS will work in the selected to accompany the stu• • ~polor Pl4eUt.y CoDbol ••• 4W ...... tL ildo IDIIw . . Ql \T .. rd•. 1!1116. Ihe 'frutte•• of the . !I house. Also the Sh Bo......fl rnrn .l.l' Peopl•• Church of th• !' ""VE GUESTS alrls are to hand in thel ' erman necutterl man's office with him and dents, who will IISilt Cong. - . : & . . . . wblte TY piCtara Bf'll\cl Chl.lrch ~.o! God ot Ooltll.lniJtun r artt.. Detty Alaa M Dobson Mrs. d M M II In • A.dmitai.AutomadcD I ·,;acCJNaitillllmlaattl~ ., ...... ''·'" '"." ' c""'' or comm"" "'" "' I Weekend guests of Mr. and cles for tbt Troop ae-aper by M . • A. Dur.ham • M tlaff leadi to become an rs. oe er bJ -. 8 111ray ~ S.IU. ~11'11• tounh, Ohio, LD CAM No 1:1 .....y Duel J 8rlomE J hn r I . ~th - t..nce ~or -' fltl1. thPlf r~:Malll P•tltion, priy&nl Mrs. Ivan Carmen and sons, lhe 21st of each month. M, W.l ng washl ngton a memorable e. . F..... • - l i d pr I I b 23' Color TV Dk:tarelubt with DIW rt ··-"',htoun for 1111 order rt'Y!n.11 them ' Pearh Fork Road were their were collected and garnet were ames · 0 son, rs. James allties to observe the contest winners. tlaat Pn • ilbupll' JlctaM a4 r...M;t llriPh ' <~ 11 or•l) tu tr1nlfu 'lnd ronvt7 to • W McDougal .&n-la J ' •tttlcl.patell JIH'Jdab,21H'.W..ll't1Mp ~. ''""'' " ,., T'"""" "'"""" . son and family, Mr. and Mrs. played. Refreahmenta were ter· Gutr' M w'117,!: E • Representatives and the Seniors desiring to •• (Duft-rtnrt or Frn Will BaptUUJ 1 ved e n ucuu t ' tt nd should IUbmlt their esu "'""'"I""'""· • o. '· wolo<oo. ohio, , Gary Carmen and children to Becky Wright, JIIIIH . Earl 'Sa ~ J M · ate n actiOn, to a e Y~ '"" ''"'"'"' .... nbod '*~ i Rhonda and il<>nald ot Collllll- Barnes, Jo Ellen Diehl, Marla A. yr ' r., rs. hearings, and to tee their high school principal The '"""''"' '"' •••••• ......... !bus. NeutzllnK, Darla Neutzllne ear. D .. ':rrLeUT, ~~ul T. Swain, Miss of the fascinatin& sights In later than April 15. tllt !own~hlp of ~lNo {;ou ntJ of I al T I &...all • I~.:Aett Mill tl ' !tal Evaluation tommltteel ,\ll'IR!>, <loll S!Jtt' u-1 Ohl~. and boUDd· ynn racy, Maralynn Tracy, A. T Mr1' Ch I 11ft on s cap . · area W. Mr. Moeller noted that travel being appointed, and the "Btrlnnln~t '"' '•~n''' " touow• MISSION ANNO~CED Rfta Boothe1 Debbie W'·erry, MIDDLEPORT, 0. at tilt Jliorthw••t coner ~up Wam1ley Mrl. James W . · -.~n be ----·•-' by " Town .xo. ' " >hown "' "'" .,., The 4-C Mission of evangells- and Susie Soulsby. Ntlt week _ 1.,_' G wr · costs, lodgmg, and meals will nerl ww "'""'"'"""' t:omltl.ll "' Paae>Jllt. In Se~tlon No 11. Town the tin Ill be --. " 1 •· arnet liht Mrl be vtded th 11 t . uoene on Mav II 1... No. T. R>O" No. "· of tho Ohio I tic services at the Tuppera l mee Kw held at Mrs. lloDald M Ro.. oh ·-· 'lnf . pro e eoun 7 WID• ... r # ' .... ~omp,an'.~ Purdlau, wblcb uld eor·iPlains EUB Church Is March Soulsby'l horne. Monda• niChl . ~ ~ ant ner!l. He also reported that for "N s ooao 11 the tnteratctlon uf · ' "" •"''" No. '"' . . . '" onoro 1 21 througb March 'l/ at 7:!0 p. the troop conducted theJ 0.,' 101, the first time the winners ~ho~:~,~e ,,~~u~;~~h!:! i~~~ 11 ~~ m. nightly. The evangelisl Is ceremony at the POIDei'OJ' el• l NJiA ..;.. would spend tbe ''Week iB Wasbthun~• :>;orth 7.1,1 •••t panll•l wttb I Rev. Earl Snuder and the host mentary IChool PTA. bletf4nn II Jaaton" u I group1 Instead of S:~te Rout• No 881; tbf'nce WQt J _,.. IJ' lJgft:lld Pritt Jateraatloall 100 Ieet ~,,~ tl1• Plac• ot bet~n1lla,:. pastor, R~v. E. C. Emerso1, -~ Dlvllloa HUSH PUPPY Rfff'rent'e Dttdl; Vol. 1M. , ••• " ' · welcomes everyoDe. L. pd. 111(1 I ol 18!1. htl Jal, Dltd llii!Ofdar ' ..... '""""· uhto. •. •us"tneu Opportunities PliUadelphia 52 25 .rn ~Ril on "'1Hrl1 uiU pJec• of IP'Oll!ld • rl ftol'" III~R\t•d Ihe •.hUr(h edJfiU. (Continued from I'IAa 1) w0 61 26 .612 ., Ol d l'~l l li!JI! and t'IUI. wt1l be , .,_. Ciortnnatl 45 '1111 ..... beard '" Jr> ·u. o\•loell A. M. liD Mon . i oM •...n Feather Ught •.,.. ,. '"' ,,, ,, ••'"· 1..,, •• ., Don't Sell Youraalf Shortt the Racine Home Balllt, local- New York 29 48 fU ~:· tlwru/l~t II may bt. •• I ed th H wDlvta•Wuhable White Leather ""WARD WELCH ft C SIION-DIPRISSION ICI'O!!S e llreet. arlen--• ..., ct.~'i!E~cE 8W,.'!/;~~UJ PROOP IUitNIII bach ••ld thm were IndicaW• .L. .Pet. 'ELLII HATFmJ> IXCIPTtONAL MIOH tlons that IOtntolll had tried to Angeltl 4S st .558 NARROW - MEDIUM rn!.<.~, T>IOMAI IARNtNGS open both the front IJid back Baltimore 37 41 .474 WIDE WIDTHS '""""on PART · TIMI ·WORK doors of that bank. St. Louis •• 41 "" Crow. C row & f'ort.. r. ,01 ADDID INCOMI .n ,w.J AI IoHner• for P•lliiO!IM'" FBI Ageutl uid t hI San Franclsco J3 441 .429 If you'd like to have 1 beautiful gar• a.uabl• putJ •t JHIIDna. ma~ u n...tro1'I 22 5.1 .200 ~-~.-w..1-·. 10· ..17: -~ oto ....... ...... ,., ..~ ,,., .. hoi• cut In the vault wu •t>- "" bano1o '"* wo<ld 1""""' R, c. A. proJimatel•~ .tnht to 10 '-'h•• z-Cllnched tllv!IIOR title. den next summer .•• Begin Nowl All lblvanla, 0.£. aDd WuttnJhOUM "'151' """ TELEVI!iiiON •nd RADIO TUBI:i iD tile. 'lbey admltted IODll Wldae.UJ'I Relulta told chrour!l O'rlr 11-.t mo4MII ta-"''-.. 118 N y · type tube tnUhf •od mercbiD· money Wll left behind. .. ....IWrt n on 113 the necessities and 111iatance you'll 1 1 •~ ""'"· '"" ....""' '""''" It was belleved that ...... ICbadll . led) WIU.••)'OUr preMD.C plopmeld. TO ~~..PI l.;;;i;&ii.~a.;;;~;;;~ need are right here. quolllr "" Ill,., U.Tao.oo I btl pari of lbe tteel""' k""'l[ Cllb AYaRI!ahl lm!MGiate)J, Car, h P'" •r• a ,..,. "'"" ,_,, CouW ... on and It the bank Wert In............,.........~~~~......... •• to 1100.01 ,., IDODtb ta reur tact In ,._ olber III1 · IJ&n ttm•. n.a. tompaaJ will .,_, eG1rdtn RekH, Hots, Llwn ateDd t1nue~a.~ Ullltlno. to ftln Offlclalt, however would Ume If haired. Do not • ...,., unk Rakes, Pruning She1n, S1ws 1uo f'loUr ..,u... ror flo IIIII I AO eltlmltt of lht -ll-11 Ud tnvHtrneat. ble los N ,.., aid all I e Secco Pl1nt Food -1 ............. lmn>odlotol>. HI. orr.. • l -8UII!ItN It Itt ap fot J'OII, • Wetl Insured. NOW ON DISPLAY ) -W• hi!IJilfl loeaiiOIM r ,._,, Spenc • Sacco Lawn Food -hllln~t~~&Ue!111lf, oi ~ ...,_•1 lr, Who resldH •• Jllllt aot ........,. In au apartment near lbe • Sacco Pure Bone M11l t'or ,.noneJ tnterrin Ia 70\ll' aald he t the DOl, II ~ 11 Olq, wrfll, plooM lao!U.. p>oH wen put building • Sacco R01e Food ......... lfttr I o. m. lllCI ob-.ed no E1rth C1rpet Gr111 Seed TILIYIItON lips ol activity lntlde. Aa- eCARDS, •II klnda P.O. lo• un other Raclnt resident reported· ePe1tMoss FIUED BASKETS Yountllhwn, Oht. 44512 ly weal by II 2 a.m. llltl C1ttl1 & Shup EASTER ROMANCE ~!!!!'!..!..!!!!'!!!!!!!!_~~ell tlld not observe anyone. The"l II UNFILLED BASKETS 1 "I • "0' 0 ~ I '"I MJGS W.atch B·omb-ers·on saJgon •. .Run I ~~~;,.~~·:;'~,~.l:o;ndu!~:.:u:: Ol: operat~d AstrOD3Ul = All- MOVC Cage Squad Se Twe Eastern players and one were l!enler Charles Knight, a each from McArtlrur, Rutland forward, and Junior auard Char· and Southern were aelected for les Eichinger. Both were also first team positions on the 1965- selected ltr AII.SVAC hottort 66 AII-MOVC basketball aquad earlier. Wednesday night. others picked on the MOVC 1 Easter• players choseo for "Dream Team" were Junior ftrst team honors on the Mid· Forward Sherm CUndllf of Ohlo VaUey Conference team Southern, Ronnie Bls.ck, Rut- Rutland, Chuck '111omp101, W• bama, and John McCIIDtock, Bob Grueser and AlDol Wallbrown, all of Southerll. McArthur Coach PaullJaDley wu telected for the "Coadt ol the Year" honors. '!be (len. orals also tell wlill· lbe MOVC Varsity cbamplonshlp trophy, Eaatem, Rutland, and Wabama received trophies 1.- abaritt& the reserve cbampiODshlp. League President [)maid Mex-te, Rutland Eucutlve Heed wu In charge of tbe session beltl at the Martla Reetaoraut 1 bt Middleport. Others attendlag were Larry Morrison, Eastern Executive Haed; Gary Parsons, head baskBy FRED McMANE only five singles as the Yankeea etball ceacb and 4thletic Di· ALL STARS UPI Sporll Writer handed the world champiODB NCior at Eastern; Bob Ord, It looks as If Saady Koufax their fourth straight oxhibitloa Eastern Reserve Cosch 1 Ron· aid Deem, Soutbem Executive aRd Don Drysdale have decided defeat. The Yankees had 13 bill . TOP SIX WINNERS - Pictured above are the top six winners of the West VjrHead, Donald Wolle; Southern grma Archery Indoor Championship of 1966 tourn"ment held in New Haven, March to play Cary Grant and Roek m the game with Clete Boyer Principal and Athletic Director: leading the wa Y with two 13. Left to nght, are Eugene McKinney, Pomero~ , non-restdent Champion; Larry Hudso• for a while. Craysor Slone, Southern basketThe two Dodger pitche", who smgles and a double. King, New Haven, Men's Bare Bow Champion; ll!ancy Ohlinger, New Haven Woball Cosch: Mike Popp, Southmen's Free S~yle Champion; Alice ~napp, New Haven, Women's Bare Bow Cha:npion; are currently holding out for In other camJl!l: the New ern Reserve coach; Jim VenB!ll Jeffers, South Charleston, Mens Free Style Champwn, and Shorty Corbin Par· three-year $500,000 contracts, York Mets handed the Minnesonarl, Rutland Principul and ath- , kerstrurg, Senior Citizens Champion.-Pboto by Grover's Studio. ' slgned for feature roles Wednes- ta Twins their seventh straighl letic Director; Jim Adams, Rutday in a forthcoming Hollywond setbac:k as they ekde out a 10. land Basketball Coach: Alan movie entitled "Warning Shot," Inning 2-1 victory. Byren Podbesek, RuUand: John Rei· starring David Janssen. Browne's ninth inning two--run bel, Albany Principal : Bob Col· NEW 11A VEN - New Haven fending their titles from last wilh a 174 total. The decision of the two homer gave the Chicago Cobs a ter, Albany football coach: Paul was the scene of the West Vir· .vear were Larry King and Nan.. . hurlers to make the picture :1-1 v1'ctory 0 ver oc- Cl 1 nd Haney, McArthur basketball ginia State Indoor Archery cy Ohlinger, both of the local l'lmshmg second and third indicates that neither is about Indians. ""' eve a roach. and Dave Hollender. Championship Tournament, Lemanhaw Archery Club. Shoot- consecullvely '" the Men's to concede anything iR contract Bill Wade. Joe Pollack a•d McArthur football coach; Bob ' Sunday, March 13 when 54 ing 270 and 251 out of a possible Bare Bow diVISIOn were Don negotiations with the Dodgers. Oliver, Wahama basketball archers from Charleston, Hunt- 300 points, Larry and Nancy re- Noll of Pt. Pleasant With 1 U7, It even suggests that they may Dee Weber, three young "SmoD 11111 lll'Hl lllldoort! pitchers attached to the Giants' coach; Frank Capehart, Wah•· ington, Pl. Pleasant, Parkers- tained their respective W.V.A. and Ken Allison of South Char- sit out the season rather than minor league camp, combined ' !loelln'l 11 make yoa wanl le ma: Row! Congdon, Athens burg, Morgantown. Fairmont, A. Men's Indoor Bare Bow and leston, shootmg 252. sigo for the club's offer. to pitch shutoot hall for eight lei up ud 1•?" Messenger, and Bob Wingett, and others c.ompeted. W.V.A.A. Women's Free Style In the Men'• Free Style div~ The movie goes before the Tbe Daily Sentinel. Alter an mvocation by the Titles. sion two other South Charles- earners at Paramwnt Studios innings as .San. Francisco CLEVELAND, Ohio (UP!) _ ~opped the Cahforma Angels T · Cleveland tnd Paul Warfield, Rev. Jack T. Welch of the lo- Also finishing on top were ton men, Charlie "Flip" Crouch on April 1 and a spokesman who missed most of lui seas111 FIRST cal St. Paul Lutheran Church, Jeffers of South Charleston, and Frank Thompson tied with said tbe roles of the two · Card Dr Tl . s. op gen lor tbe BI'OWJII with lljurieo, it QUALITY the shootmg began at 10 a.m. shooting a fine 282 and winning 279 points in a "dead beat" pitchers would be two Wei!ks i• and by 4 p.m. the last arrow the W.V.A.k Men's Free Style for the runner-up place and duration. The season will Rook1_e forst basema• George upected to be released from REGULARhad been launched and the re- IItie, and Ahce Knapp of New were forced to a sudde• death already be started by the time Kernek s three-run homer In Sbaker Medical C.Uter In 8 few Certified Oil Station the s1xth mnong prvo1ded the da after erlnl from oults were tabulated . Haven. who captured the W.V. shoot-off. Two rounds eensist- the picture Is finished. difference as the St. Louis U rrbo<ecov • On top and successfully de- A.A. Women's Bare Bow title ' ing of 5 arrows per round were Teammala Have Blueo Cardinals turned back the _ co a "· ' shot before the tio was finally Meanwhile, the Dodger team Detroit Tigers 4-2. Ken Hom!- • broken. Crooch emerged victor· continued ill the doldrums by son and Ossie Chavarria tach ious by a mere point to nab dropping a t-0 decisita to .the hit a two-run homer aa tilt second placo and Jeavo lhird New York Yankeeo. Wh1tey Kansas City Athletiu belled for Thompson Ford, Bill Stafford and Stove the Pittsburgh Pirates 12-5. 0 Runner-ups .ln tbo Women's Hamilton allowed Los Augeles Rookie catcher Gle• Clark, inserted into the lineup wbell FRESNO. Calif. !UP)) - Jim teams who could use my serv- i Bal'l! . Bow division were. Karen GeDe Oliver was burt, drove In Maloney, CincinnaU pitching ! iees." Last year he got $32,1100. Clark of New Haven with tOO Bullebl Score aee. says he honestly feels he Both Would Suffer and Nancy Noll of Pt. Pleasant, Win Over Knicks three runs to lead the Atlanta is worth $50,000 to the ReJ!s and He said if he were to sign shootmg l60 pom.ts. By United Preol lntematioaal Braves to a "2 victory over the couldn't turn in a good~ason for less than what he thinks In . the Women 1 Free Style The Baltimoro Bullets have Washington Senators. o.orgo for them II he doesn't get it. he's worth he would have "a diVISion the New Haven Club opeaed up a Ill game lead over Smith and Tony Htrloll had Maloney said Wednesday he is grudge against the owners all made a clean sweep when Ruth the St. . Louis Hawkl iR l!leir three bits apiece as tho Bot!to1 Mt. hurting financially but "! 1year." Roush and Wanda King captur- battle for second place In the Red Sox topped the Phlladel· honestly feel I'm worth $50,ooo l "I wouldo't be satisfied &Ad ed 2nd and 3rd wiill • 226 and Western Dlvlsioa of the Nation- phia Phillies 5-3. Center fielder Ken Berry, who was hitless In ond I'm making my stand. consequently be giving my best 192. a1 Basketball Association. Either I get it or ClncinRati effort every time out. Then I . Tho. awards preseoted fw the The Bulleta gained OR the idle his first 17 at bats, tlrovo Ill won 't get me." · wouldn't be fair to myself nor first lime th1s year were a_. Hawks Wednesday Aigbt when three run• with a double and a The possibility that the Reds the !Pam," added the 6-foot-3- resident trophy a1d I senior • they tcored a !18-ll3 victory triple as tile Chicago While Sox won 't give him the demand, I inch 210-pound righthander. citizens trophy. The award win· over the New York Knicks. Don ripped the Cincinnati Reds I~ whieh would be $9,000 more With two no-hitters and an ners were Eugene McKinney Obi scored 39 points to pace the than the $41,000 he says General impressive 2.54 earned run av- of Pomeroy, Ohio, finishing well Bullets, who clinched the Manager Phil Seghi offered ' erHge m 1965. he said he has to ahead of his nearest apponeol, verdict 01 a late tap-In field him, doesn't bother bim, . he get the raise now. "What H~rry Bailey of Syracuse, Ohio goal by NOkit guard Jerry says. He'll Just stay here sellmg chance would 1 have i• future With a total 258 score. The Sen- Sloao. used cars. years'" he asked. lor-citizen award wat elaimed T!1t Bullett .aod Hawks have "I've got a gond job with my Jim has been working at his by Shorty Corbm ot ParkeMI- lost 41 g>omes each bot the dad oa the busiest corner iR father 's used car lot and plans burg, W. Va. who also flllisbed Bullets have :fl lictoriet Hubbard Slaclls keep yoa Fresno. I've also saved most of , to stay there unless his terms eonsiderable ahead of his near· oompared to the Hawks' 34. io step with fashioa ~ my money from previous years are met. He said he was told est competitor with aa admir- Tho Hawks play at San year 'round weight fabrlcl ond have made some good in- the $41 ,1100 offer was final. "If able U9. Francisco Thursday night while and In the seaaoo'a t.ateot colors. It's Hubbard Slatko vestments_ I'm not hurting fi. 1 doD'I accept. then enjoy my the Bullets are idle. nancially ." summer in Fresoo," he said be Rockets WiJl The Bullets built aa early 12- for that goiog plaees look! Maloney, 1 20-game winner was told. point leod and were ia front 61· last season, said. "Sure. l want "Fresno is , wonderful place 51 at halftime 81 Ohl NOred !I to pitch this year, but if I'm to live and I'd just as soon &et- Remamo West poln~ "' the first half. Howie noi worth ISO 1100 to Cincinnati lie down i• business with my Komives led teo. Knitikl with then I wam pitch somewher~ dad selling used cars," was the Jl. else. I hink there are some big hurler's comment. 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L . _ -~e STUFFED TOYS •- ,,....1.. ..... the baDII . . ~ ;"..,.""r.f.:;-= Ill( No naurf Wll eWtER CANDY lOa - - · · uo .... _ .._ - . nlaalld Ill tbl IQilQir of eiASTER NOVELTIES ~~T.:i.-=.o oi tbleNt. '"Nlll. eEAmR EGG DYE aatur . . . . . . . . . . . . . •• IU.TTOliRNEY Ob!o ePAPER NAPKINS UNOOLN, Ntb, (UPI) NIUoaaJ 811tw =• acpa ••• II 8otttneW Kimball, hi•,. 361 ltJft Clb, N• w MGre 111111 1011 llllrl• art ·~--- ., s-1o ... -- FERRY·MORSI BULK GARDEN SEEDS ~ IXpiCied 10 partlolplle Ia the ..,.,. •Mrlt ••.U•iaie ., ..... "" N 1 tit Dll 4mateur Athletic o~o ............ - ,.., '" ....... ... UnloD Wl'llllinl tournament • OIUJ tliM;" liS lbobta. .,..., ..... - - ..... IJ' hare AprU 6-1. All t!tbt-man Court St. Pomeroy I,....., - cme · - IIIOnth _.,.,•••.-~ . , Japanue aquad Is !Itt ant IDI ••aiJ•ble ""-'" . -~ • ..., .. 1 111&11 oae 1nr 110.111, !liz . . .ua.. fgreipl teiDI 10 euter• ... - - '--·'""'~ - LlwnWHCIKIIItr = ... ........ ------ tozr •••.. New GOESSLER J.w-'ry Store • Weed-No-More ... """ . WY2-3498 ........... A• ' BEN FRANKLIN s-10 • 'f > . POMEROY THE NEW GARDEN TILLERS ARE HEREI Ebersbach Hardware ''EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" MAIN ST. POMEROY II' V Ienior High Boys March IZ, 1966 Won Loot . ' borsoa, ' a. The La ers won 3 po1Dts from "C" Sh'lt 0 Team I 13 I 1 peraI'wn. H.1g h Te 3 12 9 for the Laborers was C. Faulk am. . with 531 High f "C" Ope • Bahr s Cloth1en 11 10 . · tr . ra Team 4 s 16 tmn was S. Arnold With 202-550. High Game - Jerry Va• The Yard Depar!ment and lnwageA I!NI· H' h S . "D" Sh1'ft . Is • lg emsHigh . won 2 pom •ac h· Mickey 'MenchiRI 542· Hogb for,the Yard was C. AI- Team Game _ 1 782 . kire with 558. Higb for "D" Shift, High Team Series _ Te~m was E. Thomas With 1Al3-2l"573. T"JZ. R. Gress had 11!2. "B" Maintenance woo 3 points , from Day Mailltenance. High Wente~~Jli' ~"ci Kll~ lor "B" Maintenance was T. are ' l!ltltl He•nessy with 211-502. D. HunIIIPI Lost Crow's Steak HOUllt 45 27 net ·Nas high lor Day Mainten· lola's Beauty Salo• 40 32 aoce with 211-526. Forest n_ uo Block 36 36 "A" 0perawon " . ts Da'l " . won 4 po1n 1 from U1e Catcb-AUs. G. Mitch Frl Yd~aimel 35 :fl 31 41 was high lor "A" Operation en Y avera with !2.1-592. High lor tho Catch DultoA'I Druga 28 44 Ails was D. Roush wltb 461. High Game -:-- Suo Parsou, 210; High llomes - Paodora POMEROY· LANES Collills, 541. Team ltlgh Game 'fbursday Triplet Leagae - Crow's Steak House 142· Martll M lltl High Team Soriel - ' Wla'~ ' Woa Loot Beauty Salon, 1880. City Loan .P ~-1 l'hrtt Bobs : : 8URTEES IIREAII:I MARK Mid-I Steel 8\!o 6\!o MODENA, lilly . (UPI) -~ Maple La... PoulllJ T 8 Joha Suttees ef , England, Thret Stoogoo Sit! ~ lll'iously injured in a' wret:k ht fhrel Aces . 5 10 Canada last Saptelllber, tel :a High Game llld Series - JbD new lap record en the MoRza llslol, Jll, Ill; !Dgll T' am track by eoverm, lhti ~Game and .lerlea ·- CIQo Ltlaa, kilometer course a au . .., 412, iUt. lltllldl Wedamday, Tearr: GOODIES •e•we•• ho.,.. - IIIJI'fii;; saves up to $180.00 4!1· ~¢' msbllatlon. r---------------~ ·"' ·' WELL DRILLING ·" ' (Evorything Compltt, · ,;. Nothtn, Down36 Month• To Por ', \11-, ._, ':i; '--------4 ,, I ,~ < FOREMAN ,... ~ & ABBOTT ··~ WY 2.SS21 i, It 21111 .... Midi._,, ~~ • 8.95 u; , I eNo priming, no pit, • ' NURSES SHOE m"" -~ dition.s. Go places with 0 • e Hubbard! Get Everything You Need HEREI LOOTING ~roved b)' n~iied, ~eld test-under aU I BAKER FURNITURE 100 eOutshndlnt por~-..-;~,:~! I .up-.,_ *'"'"' ":-=:; eC-.lololy 4Ulot pump and motor an submerged under water well, I 9 '''""" .,.•, · IIS'UIOII Maloney Says He's Worth $50'000' O££ered $4}'000 I wiuh;;;,l •. -·· .:en .. . ESSaYJSlS . to compete for k w h Moeller wee in as ington land Senior, 111t1 r.{cArthur Senlor Marvlll HaiL Hall was the only Ull8lllmou! selectiotL Tbe coacbel plcketl a second team compoaed of two playert from Mc4rthur and one each !tom Wahama, Rutlalltl, llld Southern. Selected 011 ll1e second team were Ray Redman, Wabama senior; Keith Prater, MeArthur Junlor; Rick Caivill, McArthur, topblmore; Dale Hill, Southera llelllor, and Ruty Uttle, Rutland Senior. H&norable mentltn went 1o Emmett Conway, lofc4rthur, J Pooler llld Ricbard Jloullaa, beth of Eastent, Wayne Davis, I Y • 1 I ,, •• meome Tax Evasion Idietments Ordered Of B'rush AreBu'm·ed T0 Fatt:..n Ga}Jia Tax R0}} , ' . t\ '\ •1 4, CHARLESTON, '\11'. VL (UPI) - Stockholders voted Wednes· day light 1o lreep lhe Chari~ ton Rockets francbi~ of t h t Continootal football League i1 Charleston - at least lor Illother season. The stockholders, meetia( at the Daniel Boooe Hotel, also reje<ted an offer by New York theatrical producer Fred ll'ink· 1 h rr •· •-"·'· th fr _.... e o e w reovoa,. I l""'r ise H. tedl off "" e repor f ered flw,ootl for th& franchise. Rockets' board ohalrmaft Alex Schoenbaum said the executive mmmitteo would stsrt lmmediately screeaing applicants for GCatIIIPU-11: wllll&llla the job of Rocket eoach •ad l that of geaeral maaager. Both Schoenbaum and presi...... I •• dent Vic Green stressed that they did 10t walll one man to ~ld both jobo, as was lbe case of former eoach Perry Moss. Asked If Moss might stay on ' tile mea said tho )108Biblllty & wss d'un In ••·• ...., Moss now bas an agreement with !be lllontre- Ill w. 2nd II. ........,,o at team 11 the CFI. . . . , _• • , AGAIN AMERICA'S FAVORITES••• CHEVROLET TRUCKS I HI,IM• NEW CHEVROLET TRUCKS WENT TO WOII LAST YEAL THAT'S ARECORD FOR CUSTMI ActEI'lANCE...EVEN FOR CHEVROLEI'I lR.W. HARDWAU LEATIIR SUPPLY Lilt yw Mort people bousht Chevrolet trucks than ever blfere. Stands kti'IIIOII. Chevrolet makes a truck for almost every kind o1 job. So 1111ny components are offered you can set up a Chevy to do your lpeailllob the way you want it done. Cost illow. Resale hJ&h, Chevy't been tht No. 1 truck since 1937. Put • new '66 model tD work. H's boullll to bt No. 1 on your job for years. SHAKE HAVEN CHISTH, •..._&&.M•fo.DWo/I,Micltlf/M. o. lth ... t ,., .. ,. ... , ,... .,.,., IHtlt ll,.,lllp OPENS THURSDAY 3 DAY 'SPECIAU MA:fCH 17111 l·Sc· ~~~"":""----. I'OOTLONG CHIPS IIICI DRINK - ONLY hw1t.Gross, Inc. POMEROY --- - · ---·-· ·- ·POMEROY MOJOR COMPANY L~.::.:::::.._..:::==::===~ ._"H_ome_of_A_rr_ow_s_h-irt-•"..Jt.•.·-MA-IN-5-TR..I!..IT_ _ _ _ _ _PCM_.II-I0-'1-------~~ .:~1·-· ~ ~~" �,. · ,_.a 111111111 111 _. '"'...... ~ .,..,., M ,., lla •• 41 ...,.. • •lliltlrln ol /Uiillli,j, Clll&fDato dfk! ~ ..,. • . . . . . amwmJfelp Provide Flowers ~ - et1 In Latill America. HELEN HELP US J. Soulb Sea. · • ' You Get Pnclaly AlifO~ What Doctor Onlen ........ • ,$. rtn*'• •nllbY "•-" vndtf'l l sa~l nt:• pel I i nw~ I Oh :u. prum ll I er tP~ I oP rnt •r r.1·. '"' ~i t ii"Wi ,•. cQrn ttwn "' Accuracy Is a highly Important thl' ll ,, f Ingredient in any prescription. Our registered pharmacists are thoroughly qualified, by years t:t re "' wilt 0 Ci l o e ~· '"' ;'0111 ,,,, ' h l'r t of professional trainln11 and ex· f ui l perlence, to follow "doctor's or· ders" with utmost precision. :t '",, ' eur 1 •·e, Rely on Us for All '" ,., "" Your Prwacriptiona ·~· "L,,, ..."' Open 9 to 5 Mon. lhru Frl.-9 .. 9 Sat. THIRD ST. the " Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs RACINE, 0. '"' ,,m:• '"" '"'· RUG CHILDREN$ Jo >l P ~l DRESSES "" "'' ,,. "' "'" WY 2·2955 112 IE. Main Pomtroy 4 Registered·Pharmacists to Serve You to fU,Ili,OIIO IIIII tqllll to 12.31 per eoDUIIOII 111are, com· By LUCILLE IIAWIJNS ParW .wllh '12,2113,0110 - tz-01 Speakers for the February a CCIIJIIIIOII share - earned In and March programs attend· HJ84. , od lbe meetlna of the Me!Js 4 Qlllawlde rate l'eWcllon County Democrat Clab Taesdsy of U.IIIO,IOO llhDUIIIy wu made avenin& at Syraclllf Grado efltcllve Ill s.,ltmbtr 1115 school, making it a real candlgamlap II'Owtll. IUIIIIfiiC ~ dale night. more llllOIOmleal operatloll8 and Mre. 1M Enoc;h, president, the reeeol roductlons Ill corpor- weloomed the guests and club nte P'edenllneome tms made onembtrs IIIII eonductod a this I'IWctlan possible. ' ihort llwilnala -lou alter "A conllnuld high level of which abe askod Emest Win<oonomtc activity is anticipated gett, county chairman, to intro. 1n 0111' aeniOt area during duee the speakers. l966," Mr. MOler said, "and Mr. Wingett first present· Rrowth Ill tllowatt bQur sales eel several who are not candi· '~ pperjod to remain lllJh. dlles, Including Rod Allen of ·.owevtr, tha rail recllctlon I~~~ntnn, lor~r Lawi-tnct Couu· ::Ill 1!e rafteetod In tile amount ty cbllirman: Mr. Wilson, of •·f revenue growth and ell'lllnls The Plains, manager of Senator '' "" not expeetod to rllt llplh- Plncake and Mrs. Walter Moeller ~I Washin.~ton D c •·antly." Tht dividend lncrea~e~ flllm w11o lntroduoed Mrs ' Caddi~ n eents to 3& ctnlll quarterly Reynolda (Mr. Moell~r's La a"" common atock In July tllU cuter secntlry). Jack Crisp '"•rksd lht llrlh aueeenlve llltrodueed Major Lawry of the . oar ln which dlvlclendl rose. Air Nallonai Guard located in To provide naeuaary . new Lancasler. "!lllll'ltlng ..pablllty and to Lata! commlttoemen and 1nalnllill ID adlqualt miiJ'Iln llQillen were l'e(Ognbod 81 "r Clpaclty over UPindin& c1e- -e Mr. and Mrs. Thomas llland, lht Comp!lny pla118 to Cllfk o1 Syracuae who have ;hirply UPind outlaya been members of 10111 sland· r_Iriiant•eaisps._ns.lolln.;ovtr~&the;;;;.next:;;;:.;';;:ng:;.,_;De;;;;;;lm;,:;ar~Ca:;;;na~da:!,y_:;••;ked:. I" 111 per share - in eacb year tually paJd by Columbus Isit Company are Included the panllt company'• emq;.l ,Transit earned ~ eoo in ' Iori STORE HOIIIII: All Size• ......., •. 10oSO AM .. 12::10 5PM'-9PM Robinson's '" " " WY 2·5428 WY 2·5130 Oh fu i '" t'li ... "th• "' ( • LADIES '"Lo "' " DRESSES '" ",., Compauion Sunday Program Preaented Rl ILL ITE& IDiniiUCTIOI, WIIDRO. . II IIHllll WlLIUTt OUIIETI HAft WHITI EXTIIIOIII. ••• PISTIL aaua lllEIIOD .. l !iO n f• late 1967 or JJII, wilb debt tr than stock the expected Dolly ... ... 8 AM '- 10 PM Tr ' Enters with a bevy of baouli/to! drmiil Stule&, _,.,_., Democrats not to stay from tbe primary as it Is as unporlanl as the fall .election. Mr. Canaday also told of for • Nuraing Home Ill COunly which Is to date 50 persons wbkh will a reality soon, if the state proves. Plans have been approv· od by the Slalt Board ol Health. Gordon Caldwell, auditor ~ty, and a for rwleetlon, wu lnll'odut:ed. Due to the new· rodlatrlellng of counties in this area, two in· ctv.nbenl slate central· commitleewomon wert pl'eftnt to speak briefly. They were llae Baugh· man of Malta, Mor1an county, and Mary Gallagher of Ironton, Lawrence County, who wiD op. pose each other In the primary, Representative George Banks of Albene who muat lllo take in Meigs and Gall!a eounUes this Ume, gave an interesting talk on this campaign and the need of erealing a real two party system to get thlnp done. He also 1p0ke on behalf of wn. ~am A.. LaVelle of Alhenll, who IS candtdate for District State Central Committeeman In t~e tenth dlsbict. Mr. LaVelle is presently Democrat chairman of Athens county. . , Dunng the .~venmg a oheet IS~ued by the LaV~lle for Distrtel commllte_eman . conunitlee, giving his poblical back· ground was distributed. Mr. Banks gave much credit to Congressman Moeller lor lm· porlanl work dooe In this area. Judp William Brown, Chilli· ~the, of the App;llate Court, ho. seeka re-elecUon and w'lo camed MeJgs county In 1980, one of three Judies over . 15 ~ties. gave a talk on "A Portrall of John F. KeMedy" which was enjoyed by all. Mr. Brown said that It might be colors and fabrics to suit C'lle "',. Press No Mort Mens & Boy, . ,,'" . SHIRTS PH '"' ' ,.r Quality LADIES Nylon _DRESSES HOSE ' TRt STORAGE CAII.III Shop Simon's • • • • frlf .\I(' '"''" "' "' n. l' OI "'1 "' :.[ (I .••,, r" SIMON'S MARKET Stvles and Color• LADIES HATS $1.98 to $2.98 . LADIES COATS .. · $10.95 to $22.9S I Sollda - Plalda 7 Checka OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 1- SATURDAY T!L 9 f E. MAIN ST. POMEROY WY 2-3975 "' ( o "'S! ; ""' R< "' •• 42" KITCHEN ENSEMBLE t 'iii,..... ....,........... Ill lilt ftr Ill JHr 1....1 •• '" •. IC IIIIQ IIMirnliiNII& 1 Wtttt AeHl " ' .. 1 •• H ,lit& 42"x15"x66" CENTER CUTS -LOIN OR RIB JO ' Widt Selection Of ALLIIIIL Why Pay More? THE LAST WEEK AT TttiS LOW PRICEI •• GROUND BEEF L B DRESSES 29 s Ground Prtlh M,.,, MUler Guest At BirtluhJy Porty SLvs. c~- G•l· : . .) I f f 49 50 lb. J • - --· ~IDdJan~. •• • · ~·-· - · ·· ··· ~· _. ... "' ... ' w.u~-.·. • P•ll wi•tlt lilt.... • ,.... •1...,. · • Mofllt 30 •• 30"1111"xW' SllcliiiJ sl...- •••• Open n.t llatlf llactrlc outlet • Pull wkllh ....., ta••••• • • SliclinJ doore tiW. • ..,._ 1 lin ~~~ or bomtmade ke l!nllll aDd 1 blrtbdly cake were aervlld by the bolla. Pres· enl for the party were Mr. 1111d Mrl. Gall Mllllr, Mr. and Mrs. 1\flck MHier and children. Jeffry and blly, and Mr. and Mrs. Coleman and children, Jer. W CHIMA J6" WARDROII thl IYoniDI. UNCLASSIFIID ........ of ••• Handy Ca.i111t todayl .Mn. Gail Milltr WJS guest of hollll' at a birthday parly given by ber daughter and aon-ln·law, Mr. 1nd Mrs. Gene Coleman 1111d dtUdren, Jerry and Jame at their home in Rutland Tuesday tvtllllll· Tilt IUUI ol honor reollvtd liftl and eardl flllm mcibtrl Ill her family during McCOY'S ' 1·3X 1.98 • 4.95 3-6X 7·14 2.91 • 4.95 :ua. us INFANTS IONNITS &CAPS Holaum or Adams \ I ~fi1 Spring dreSits 1nd tailored, lady· like coats, lb. for • '' fashions Uttle glrle are loveliest In sprinll. with pretty, bouncy 2 . • O.,••••h• S1 91 ' Girls Coats- *6·".. *10·' An open house of the 773-5592 HERMAN GRATE MASONI W' y·a" " ' ~~~~ ............................................... th ANNIVERSARY life of aervlce. Albert Rousb, commllleeman Middleport, introduced Pancake, a personal friend. By way of maldng acquAinted, Mr. Pancake . a short rtsume of his I and said he hopes to meet a lot of Meigs and Gallln pco-, pie before. the primary. Senator Pancake 11 president of the I of Electrical Work· vs, No. 1466, past prtsident 1 the United Organized Labor I In th_e Hocking Valley. He gave a spll'lted talk on present state i gowmment and how the Democrats can make It better. He also spoke on Workman's Com· pensalton lund and said it was really an Insurance that the men pay Into and not a compen· aallon as the name implies. 1 Asked to say a lew words Mrs Moeller thanked ~~e group co; holdlna meetings sucb as this so as to let those willing to rWl for office come and slate their views and let the people see them. Mr. Wingett closed the meet· after which Kenneth Hayes Tuppers Plains served as to sell baked roods by the ladies and contributed by L'le men, I added a nice sum to the dub's treasury. A social menll3 served. ~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...... SALE ,------ 1 MENS & BOYS BOYS Basketball Oxfords Canvas Loafers Black and White Black and While Sizes 8 to Big 12 $2 99 • pair Sl~es 2'12 to Big 11 $2 99 ' •we meet your needs Dagton ThombmdA4-ply value braakttlrouah ••• polr 14.55 -IIOall • Same klnt-wtat trNd rubbW • Same deep, MIISiYe fNtd Girls-Faded BI-Whlte Tennis Oxfords - - s1 ·99 lin !Bleck• I • Pful 4-plr n,.vy.duty e(ll'd in1leld of 2 pair Th ill. b I ge nuine first l if'IQ, 100 ltqllirr bal:ked by Dayton's outs tanding nat ionwide li\IJrar~ t u. An r,m us uanr area l va lut 1n a Silts 12112 to Big 10-2 PAIR $3.00 nel'l car qua lity tml. M1 twn1 ., mil•••• limit • ...,.ntat All Dayton P~1$o1~itl f T1rts Ill &Uiflntlltd D~ Tne u.,ton 1"' & llu!tber Compilllf fur the lift ol the ori ii•nil l tn11d ac~un~l la •lurl' ~ t ~Wd by C\lt l. b< ~ , ..,,_ tfbflt rup tllrtl , bk>or ~ ~l l lf'td lo tn CUI ' II ftll I ! ~" 775.15 6711.15 m.1s TUI..TYfll 15.44 I 17.U TUIILUI · 11,44 1 2o.11 I 115.15 I 1t.7S :lUI 775,14 I 17.44120.17 125.14 I 19.75 lt~; \1 "' WOIO"l t nWop ~ n<i "11\erie l. A(l lu~tmPnt ,., .d.. .,. I P'Q.I'IIa .,_ , ,,II C"lft11 OCASO procn. 5 * Use yell RIZER OIL CO. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE "Home Owned & Operated" You'll Like Our Service Phone WY 2-2101 Pomeroy, 0. , MIDDLEPORT, 0. . atructor each ttl to ~~== II somelltln& for their cl1 Mrs. Muriel Foley called teoUon to the new clock local· II od In tbe school cale~la. for wllh roeeipts !rom collt!CI·II lng bottle caps by the 8th rradell students. The room bllnner and $5 cash award was won by the IJ'Ide class of Mrs. Ann Well. Iter. Arthur MIUer, Robert Ba~ lty aDd J~&sle White were named to lbe nominating com1ml~· ll lee. '!be nell meellq wiD be AprU 11 at lbe hl8h sc~tac•ll Kn. Sauer anDOUIICtd tltat Oblo Ullivenlll players pti!OUII I iborl play with qutlliDII IIIII IDIWII' period to FAST Head and Shoulders Home Permanent SHAMPOO ::CG_.__ REG. $2.00 Value _ 66c ~pray Deodorant . 88c REG. 35c PHILLIPS \1ilk Magnesia Tab. 23c REG. 25c FIRST QUALITY For Your Pacifiers · · · · · 16c SHEER NYLONS Shopping Convenience 1. Professional Prescription Service AI Dutlono. !. Ladles and Children• Rest Rooms. 3. Money Orders At Both Stores. 4. You Can Pay Your Telephone 8111 AI Duttont. I . Whitman Candy At Rollers. I. Hallmark Canll At Duttons. REG. 1.09 MUM REG. 59c REG. 79c Colton Swabs ..... 41c REG. 1.49 VALUE REG. 1.09 NATURAL LATEX cl RUBBER GLOVES Colton Balls, 300's·69c REG. 39c Air Mail Envelopes 18c INFLATABLE Cut Proof.:.. High Velocity GO~F leg. Ptfte 3 ~$1.00 BALLS 3i88c JOHNSON RABBITS BABY POWDER FOR EASTER c lEG. - 43c .... Purse&GioveSets ·· s1.98. , LITTLI OIRLI 22.91 • All prim plus ••• tMI old tiro eft yeur ur 1:-r Special prices on sets of 4 1 Wl!ilt• Rut· the Rutland PTA Monday even. Jng. Class rooms displayed papers of each student's work art work. A piano solo waa proseniM II by Sabra Canaday. Mrs. Harold Sauer, program chairman, ie4 group singln1 of the PTA song w' \Irs. Ann Webster as a ·anlsl. The pledge to the n, •• led by the Cub Scouts or Rutland Pack 240. Mrs. Joan Stewart gave the prayer. A memorial service honoring the late Eugene Aikins was eooducted by fellow teacher, Hmner Wells, aulsled by Don· DB Weber, student. Mrs. Atkins taulhl lor several years in the lOcal district. The businesa moeling was presided . over by Vernon Weber preoulent. Mrs. Jessie White 1ave the secretary's report. Mn. Janet Bolin reported a profit or f400 on the variety show sponsored by lbe group !Jst Friday. The group voted to serve the Rutland Ahunnl banquet, May 28; to ptll'ehase dictionaries for the blp school, and to give eacb teacher in the Khool and the vocal . ; ' ...... Tnnlt Ins TIMV"J ... In UM CUI AnywhtN . - NO liEASONAILE ~It RIPUSID Ill MASON FURNITURE 101 ppected flluulee Ill of before this great man's 1111 b!P•r propet1)1 upallllu wUI be fully evaluated. costs aow coalelllplatod. 'l1le thlnp be did to get the tt.diiiCt wtb <Ollie fnm tbe oatlon moving again, his $1$,110,811 ballk clvll rlghtl and oilier made him 1 man ol alfatrs stature. He spoke of the regard of other nations Kennody and even though he 1 man of wealth, bis was earned In 1965, 14 centsfl$2,000 a s~are on equal company common stock. wu $311,000 - 6 cents a · I land Gradt School was held by Half Sizes 2pr. $1 A ~ ,," ' rw I '" 1 Petites - Jrs. - Misses ON SPACIOUS '"' ' "l'• 'rt ""' dium. The Company's RutlandPfA Open House liiJ'SO?liiH!t. ATic elll*l ton Power and Light Co. Coq. to be ready in mid· Llll& Ytal' •• IIIUQI by lew years. llptndltures for new three yars IllS through 1968 atruction In 1965 amounted to Columbus and Southem lne~a In all pbua of Co- f~Uities 11ft e~ to . ep. More than one-fOIII'Ih of the e~ •14,722,000. · own a !l% -JIOI' cent Inter· ~uml~- andCo Sotlthera Obio Plllxlmate $'1S,OOO,OOO for I he tlmated expenditures are lor The first commonly owned in this unit. "'ee.. .., mpany'a buslnass, ........ fn Ha"' 14. Mllltr, ............. m IIIYideldl operalloDI were ren ........~ •mille alltr ·~~~·ill 1111 Am!ull -'equle It fluaoe .... CoJIIo fU)"I pil!lll sapeadlllnl II c l ' D H c· did f ....... oun y s emocrats ' ear an ates or. c!'!.~r ~an~ :r~ Many Pulllic Offices at Syracuse Meeting . ~':;.u~:::e=:d..:.. ~ div~'::. ~:.:_~ wu to lil"ii (I~ • ,, 'i IEIROPdUrAN • Prescriptions Are Our Main Business 122 N. SECOND Fill P~IG II 11M MIDDLEPORT, 0. .~ �,. · ,_.a 111111111 111 _. '"'...... ~ .,..,., M ,., lla •• 41 ...,.. • •lliltlrln ol /Uiillli,j, Clll&fDato dfk! ~ ..,. • . . . . . amwmJfelp Provide Flowers ~ - et1 In Latill America. HELEN HELP US J. Soulb Sea. · • ' You Get Pnclaly AlifO~ What Doctor Onlen ........ • ,$. rtn*'• •nllbY "•-" vndtf'l l sa~l nt:• pel I i nw~ I Oh :u. prum ll I er tP~ I oP rnt •r r.1·. '"' ~i t ii"Wi ,•. cQrn ttwn "' Accuracy Is a highly Important thl' ll ,, f Ingredient in any prescription. Our registered pharmacists are thoroughly qualified, by years t:t re "' wilt 0 Ci l o e ~· '"' ;'0111 ,,,, ' h l'r t of professional trainln11 and ex· f ui l perlence, to follow "doctor's or· ders" with utmost precision. :t '",, ' eur 1 •·e, Rely on Us for All '" ,., "" Your Prwacriptiona ·~· "L,,, ..."' Open 9 to 5 Mon. lhru Frl.-9 .. 9 Sat. THIRD ST. the " Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs RACINE, 0. '"' ,,m:• '"" '"'· RUG CHILDREN$ Jo >l P ~l DRESSES "" "'' ,,. "' "'" WY 2·2955 112 IE. Main Pomtroy 4 Registered·Pharmacists to Serve You to fU,Ili,OIIO IIIII tqllll to 12.31 per eoDUIIOII 111are, com· By LUCILLE IIAWIJNS ParW .wllh '12,2113,0110 - tz-01 Speakers for the February a CCIIJIIIIOII share - earned In and March programs attend· HJ84. , od lbe meetlna of the Me!Js 4 Qlllawlde rate l'eWcllon County Democrat Clab Taesdsy of U.IIIO,IOO llhDUIIIy wu made avenin& at Syraclllf Grado efltcllve Ill s.,ltmbtr 1115 school, making it a real candlgamlap II'Owtll. IUIIIIfiiC ~ dale night. more llllOIOmleal operatloll8 and Mre. 1M Enoc;h, president, the reeeol roductlons Ill corpor- weloomed the guests and club nte P'edenllneome tms made onembtrs IIIII eonductod a this I'IWctlan possible. ' ihort llwilnala -lou alter "A conllnuld high level of which abe askod Emest Win<oonomtc activity is anticipated gett, county chairman, to intro. 1n 0111' aeniOt area during duee the speakers. l966," Mr. MOler said, "and Mr. Wingett first present· Rrowth Ill tllowatt bQur sales eel several who are not candi· '~ pperjod to remain lllJh. dlles, Including Rod Allen of ·.owevtr, tha rail recllctlon I~~~ntnn, lor~r Lawi-tnct Couu· ::Ill 1!e rafteetod In tile amount ty cbllirman: Mr. Wilson, of •·f revenue growth and ell'lllnls The Plains, manager of Senator '' "" not expeetod to rllt llplh- Plncake and Mrs. Walter Moeller ~I Washin.~ton D c •·antly." Tht dividend lncrea~e~ flllm w11o lntroduoed Mrs ' Caddi~ n eents to 3& ctnlll quarterly Reynolda (Mr. Moell~r's La a"" common atock In July tllU cuter secntlry). Jack Crisp '"•rksd lht llrlh aueeenlve llltrodueed Major Lawry of the . oar ln which dlvlclendl rose. Air Nallonai Guard located in To provide naeuaary . new Lancasler. "!lllll'ltlng ..pablllty and to Lata! commlttoemen and 1nalnllill ID adlqualt miiJ'Iln llQillen were l'e(Ognbod 81 "r Clpaclty over UPindin& c1e- -e Mr. and Mrs. Thomas llland, lht Comp!lny pla118 to Cllfk o1 Syracuae who have ;hirply UPind outlaya been members of 10111 sland· r_Iriiant•eaisps._ns.lolln.;ovtr~&the;;;;.next:;;;:.;';;:ng:;.,_;De;;;;;;lm;,:;ar~Ca:;;;na~da:!,y_:;••;ked:. I" 111 per share - in eacb year tually paJd by Columbus Isit Company are Included the panllt company'• emq;.l ,Transit earned ~ eoo in ' Iori STORE HOIIIII: All Size• ......., •. 10oSO AM .. 12::10 5PM'-9PM Robinson's '" " " WY 2·5428 WY 2·5130 Oh fu i '" t'li ... "th• "' ( • LADIES '"Lo "' " DRESSES '" ",., Compauion Sunday Program Preaented Rl ILL ITE& IDiniiUCTIOI, WIIDRO. . II IIHllll WlLIUTt OUIIETI HAft WHITI EXTIIIOIII. ••• PISTIL aaua lllEIIOD .. l !iO n f• late 1967 or JJII, wilb debt tr than stock the expected Dolly ... ... 8 AM '- 10 PM Tr ' Enters with a bevy of baouli/to! drmiil Stule&, _,.,_., Democrats not to stay from tbe primary as it Is as unporlanl as the fall .election. Mr. Canaday also told of for • Nuraing Home Ill COunly which Is to date 50 persons wbkh will a reality soon, if the state proves. Plans have been approv· od by the Slalt Board ol Health. Gordon Caldwell, auditor ~ty, and a for rwleetlon, wu lnll'odut:ed. Due to the new· rodlatrlellng of counties in this area, two in· ctv.nbenl slate central· commitleewomon wert pl'eftnt to speak briefly. They were llae Baugh· man of Malta, Mor1an county, and Mary Gallagher of Ironton, Lawrence County, who wiD op. pose each other In the primary, Representative George Banks of Albene who muat lllo take in Meigs and Gall!a eounUes this Ume, gave an interesting talk on this campaign and the need of erealing a real two party system to get thlnp done. He also 1p0ke on behalf of wn. ~am A.. LaVelle of Alhenll, who IS candtdate for District State Central Committeeman In t~e tenth dlsbict. Mr. LaVelle is presently Democrat chairman of Athens county. . , Dunng the .~venmg a oheet IS~ued by the LaV~lle for Distrtel commllte_eman . conunitlee, giving his poblical back· ground was distributed. Mr. Banks gave much credit to Congressman Moeller lor lm· porlanl work dooe In this area. Judp William Brown, Chilli· ~the, of the App;llate Court, ho. seeka re-elecUon and w'lo camed MeJgs county In 1980, one of three Judies over . 15 ~ties. gave a talk on "A Portrall of John F. KeMedy" which was enjoyed by all. Mr. Brown said that It might be colors and fabrics to suit C'lle "',. Press No Mort Mens & Boy, . ,,'" . SHIRTS PH '"' ' ,.r Quality LADIES Nylon _DRESSES HOSE ' TRt STORAGE CAII.III Shop Simon's • • • • frlf .\I(' '"''" "' "' n. l' OI "'1 "' :.[ (I .••,, r" SIMON'S MARKET Stvles and Color• LADIES HATS $1.98 to $2.98 . LADIES COATS .. · $10.95 to $22.9S I Sollda - Plalda 7 Checka OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 1- SATURDAY T!L 9 f E. MAIN ST. POMEROY WY 2-3975 "' ( o "'S! ; ""' R< "' •• 42" KITCHEN ENSEMBLE t 'iii,..... ....,........... Ill lilt ftr Ill JHr 1....1 •• '" •. IC IIIIQ IIMirnliiNII& 1 Wtttt AeHl " ' .. 1 •• H ,lit& 42"x15"x66" CENTER CUTS -LOIN OR RIB JO ' Widt Selection Of ALLIIIIL Why Pay More? THE LAST WEEK AT TttiS LOW PRICEI •• GROUND BEEF L B DRESSES 29 s Ground Prtlh M,.,, MUler Guest At BirtluhJy Porty SLvs. c~- G•l· : . .) I f f 49 50 lb. J • - --· ~IDdJan~. •• • · ~·-· - · ·· ··· ~· _. ... "' ... ' w.u~-.·. • P•ll wi•tlt lilt.... • ,.... •1...,. · • Mofllt 30 •• 30"1111"xW' SllcliiiJ sl...- •••• Open n.t llatlf llactrlc outlet • Pull wkllh ....., ta••••• • • SliclinJ doore tiW. • ..,._ 1 lin ~~~ or bomtmade ke l!nllll aDd 1 blrtbdly cake were aervlld by the bolla. Pres· enl for the party were Mr. 1111d Mrl. Gall Mllllr, Mr. and Mrs. 1\flck MHier and children. Jeffry and blly, and Mr. and Mrs. Coleman and children, Jer. W CHIMA J6" WARDROII thl IYoniDI. UNCLASSIFIID ........ of ••• Handy Ca.i111t todayl .Mn. Gail Milltr WJS guest of hollll' at a birthday parly given by ber daughter and aon-ln·law, Mr. 1nd Mrs. Gene Coleman 1111d dtUdren, Jerry and Jame at their home in Rutland Tuesday tvtllllll· Tilt IUUI ol honor reollvtd liftl and eardl flllm mcibtrl Ill her family during McCOY'S ' 1·3X 1.98 • 4.95 3-6X 7·14 2.91 • 4.95 :ua. us INFANTS IONNITS &CAPS Holaum or Adams \ I ~fi1 Spring dreSits 1nd tailored, lady· like coats, lb. for • '' fashions Uttle glrle are loveliest In sprinll. with pretty, bouncy 2 . • O.,••••h• S1 91 ' Girls Coats- *6·".. *10·' An open house of the 773-5592 HERMAN GRATE MASONI W' y·a" " ' ~~~~ ............................................... th ANNIVERSARY life of aervlce. Albert Rousb, commllleeman Middleport, introduced Pancake, a personal friend. By way of maldng acquAinted, Mr. Pancake . a short rtsume of his I and said he hopes to meet a lot of Meigs and Gallln pco-, pie before. the primary. Senator Pancake 11 president of the I of Electrical Work· vs, No. 1466, past prtsident 1 the United Organized Labor I In th_e Hocking Valley. He gave a spll'lted talk on present state i gowmment and how the Democrats can make It better. He also spoke on Workman's Com· pensalton lund and said it was really an Insurance that the men pay Into and not a compen· aallon as the name implies. 1 Asked to say a lew words Mrs Moeller thanked ~~e group co; holdlna meetings sucb as this so as to let those willing to rWl for office come and slate their views and let the people see them. Mr. Wingett closed the meet· after which Kenneth Hayes Tuppers Plains served as to sell baked roods by the ladies and contributed by L'le men, I added a nice sum to the dub's treasury. A social menll3 served. ~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...... SALE ,------ 1 MENS & BOYS BOYS Basketball Oxfords Canvas Loafers Black and White Black and While Sizes 8 to Big 12 $2 99 • pair Sl~es 2'12 to Big 11 $2 99 ' •we meet your needs Dagton ThombmdA4-ply value braakttlrouah ••• polr 14.55 -IIOall • Same klnt-wtat trNd rubbW • Same deep, MIISiYe fNtd Girls-Faded BI-Whlte Tennis Oxfords - - s1 ·99 lin !Bleck• I • Pful 4-plr n,.vy.duty e(ll'd in1leld of 2 pair Th ill. b I ge nuine first l if'IQ, 100 ltqllirr bal:ked by Dayton's outs tanding nat ionwide li\IJrar~ t u. An r,m us uanr area l va lut 1n a Silts 12112 to Big 10-2 PAIR $3.00 nel'l car qua lity tml. M1 twn1 ., mil•••• limit • ...,.ntat All Dayton P~1$o1~itl f T1rts Ill &Uiflntlltd D~ Tne u.,ton 1"' & llu!tber Compilllf fur the lift ol the ori ii•nil l tn11d ac~un~l la •lurl' ~ t ~Wd by C\lt l. b< ~ , ..,,_ tfbflt rup tllrtl , bk>or ~ ~l l lf'td lo tn CUI ' II ftll I ! ~" 775.15 6711.15 m.1s TUI..TYfll 15.44 I 17.U TUIILUI · 11,44 1 2o.11 I 115.15 I 1t.7S :lUI 775,14 I 17.44120.17 125.14 I 19.75 lt~; \1 "' WOIO"l t nWop ~ n<i "11\erie l. A(l lu~tmPnt ,., .d.. .,. I P'Q.I'IIa .,_ , ,,II C"lft11 OCASO procn. 5 * Use yell RIZER OIL CO. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE "Home Owned & Operated" You'll Like Our Service Phone WY 2-2101 Pomeroy, 0. , MIDDLEPORT, 0. . atructor each ttl to ~~== II somelltln& for their cl1 Mrs. Muriel Foley called teoUon to the new clock local· II od In tbe school cale~la. for wllh roeeipts !rom collt!CI·II lng bottle caps by the 8th rradell students. The room bllnner and $5 cash award was won by the IJ'Ide class of Mrs. Ann Well. Iter. Arthur MIUer, Robert Ba~ lty aDd J~&sle White were named to lbe nominating com1ml~· ll lee. '!be nell meellq wiD be AprU 11 at lbe hl8h sc~tac•ll Kn. Sauer anDOUIICtd tltat Oblo Ullivenlll players pti!OUII I iborl play with qutlliDII IIIII IDIWII' period to FAST Head and Shoulders Home Permanent SHAMPOO ::CG_.__ REG. $2.00 Value _ 66c ~pray Deodorant . 88c REG. 35c PHILLIPS \1ilk Magnesia Tab. 23c REG. 25c FIRST QUALITY For Your Pacifiers · · · · · 16c SHEER NYLONS Shopping Convenience 1. Professional Prescription Service AI Dutlono. !. Ladles and Children• Rest Rooms. 3. Money Orders At Both Stores. 4. You Can Pay Your Telephone 8111 AI Duttont. I . Whitman Candy At Rollers. I. Hallmark Canll At Duttons. REG. 1.09 MUM REG. 59c REG. 79c Colton Swabs ..... 41c REG. 1.49 VALUE REG. 1.09 NATURAL LATEX cl RUBBER GLOVES Colton Balls, 300's·69c REG. 39c Air Mail Envelopes 18c INFLATABLE Cut Proof.:.. High Velocity GO~F leg. Ptfte 3 ~$1.00 BALLS 3i88c JOHNSON RABBITS BABY POWDER FOR EASTER c lEG. - 43c .... Purse&GioveSets ·· s1.98. , LITTLI OIRLI 22.91 • All prim plus ••• tMI old tiro eft yeur ur 1:-r Special prices on sets of 4 1 Wl!ilt• Rut· the Rutland PTA Monday even. Jng. Class rooms displayed papers of each student's work art work. A piano solo waa proseniM II by Sabra Canaday. Mrs. Harold Sauer, program chairman, ie4 group singln1 of the PTA song w' \Irs. Ann Webster as a ·anlsl. The pledge to the n, •• led by the Cub Scouts or Rutland Pack 240. Mrs. Joan Stewart gave the prayer. A memorial service honoring the late Eugene Aikins was eooducted by fellow teacher, Hmner Wells, aulsled by Don· DB Weber, student. Mrs. Atkins taulhl lor several years in the lOcal district. The businesa moeling was presided . over by Vernon Weber preoulent. Mrs. Jessie White 1ave the secretary's report. Mn. Janet Bolin reported a profit or f400 on the variety show sponsored by lbe group !Jst Friday. The group voted to serve the Rutland Ahunnl banquet, May 28; to ptll'ehase dictionaries for the blp school, and to give eacb teacher in the Khool and the vocal . ; ' ...... Tnnlt Ins TIMV"J ... In UM CUI AnywhtN . - NO liEASONAILE ~It RIPUSID Ill MASON FURNITURE 101 ppected flluulee Ill of before this great man's 1111 b!P•r propet1)1 upallllu wUI be fully evaluated. costs aow coalelllplatod. 'l1le thlnp be did to get the tt.diiiCt wtb <Ollie fnm tbe oatlon moving again, his $1$,110,811 ballk clvll rlghtl and oilier made him 1 man ol alfatrs stature. He spoke of the regard of other nations Kennody and even though he 1 man of wealth, bis was earned In 1965, 14 centsfl$2,000 a s~are on equal company common stock. wu $311,000 - 6 cents a · I land Gradt School was held by Half Sizes 2pr. $1 A ~ ,," ' rw I '" 1 Petites - Jrs. - Misses ON SPACIOUS '"' ' "l'• 'rt ""' dium. The Company's RutlandPfA Open House liiJ'SO?liiH!t. ATic elll*l ton Power and Light Co. Coq. to be ready in mid· Llll& Ytal' •• IIIUQI by lew years. llptndltures for new three yars IllS through 1968 atruction In 1965 amounted to Columbus and Southem lne~a In all pbua of Co- f~Uities 11ft e~ to . ep. More than one-fOIII'Ih of the e~ •14,722,000. · own a !l% -JIOI' cent Inter· ~uml~- andCo Sotlthera Obio Plllxlmate $'1S,OOO,OOO for I he tlmated expenditures are lor The first commonly owned in this unit. "'ee.. .., mpany'a buslnass, ........ fn Ha"' 14. Mllltr, ............. m IIIYideldl operalloDI were ren ........~ •mille alltr ·~~~·ill 1111 Am!ull -'equle It fluaoe .... CoJIIo fU)"I pil!lll sapeadlllnl II c l ' D H c· did f ....... oun y s emocrats ' ear an ates or. c!'!.~r ~an~ :r~ Many Pulllic Offices at Syracuse Meeting . ~':;.u~:::e=:d..:.. ~ div~'::. ~:.:_~ wu to lil"ii (I~ • ,, 'i IEIROPdUrAN • Prescriptions Are Our Main Business 122 N. SECOND Fill P~IG II 11M MIDDLEPORT, 0. .~ �1 ~I ' ., (·', I Get Extra Cash The Want Ad .Way -----~-- ~-~ WANT AD JNF()IMAnON &-Dally Sent!Del, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jhicb 17, 1968 .. .. ... '" ...-- ..... ....... ,.... .., .. ...................... . ......,..., "" .. tSIGfl • ..., .. , • ,. .. :'.,!'S:.\": ..,...,. "' -., -.~TIONI co. .CTIONI Piir 1Mr II Mill 1... ~~. . . . .LATIOIII ,.. rublalllr ""'"' ":.:::: .. IM', ....... .,... '= .........., .. ......... 1111 . . . . . . . . BTU .., . . . . ..... lerYICie 4 1•1 ,_ Wlnl . . . . . ..... IIUJtlmHI c...,.. .. .... Ill lfftll ,., ..... .,., '1'llNe Ctlll> IICutiN IMII'Hent ,., cent D..._l • ,... . . • MARCH •• aa pelt wttN• 11 .,.. CARD Of THANU A OIITUAIIU ••.u,., ...................... 65 Ford Falcon Futura 4 Door ....., - RADIATOR 156 ACRE FARM 8 miles back from Cheshire. Phone WY -~~EJ rl mixed:.,~ T:e room clean. SERVICE aU. Get good price. WY 2-32(Mi 64 Oldt 88 4 Door - - - - - $2149 3 15 Ita Pomeroy Motor Co. ~YIY•:ml. 60561P·- Wrlr. clu The Dilly Sentinel lox 661-H Pon....,. 0. . I Wr 11a111 IJOINI completelf ofl our I'OCkflr 011 prlce1l Eflf'll car in stOck u bargain pricfd to help vou Qd '!Iring atarted in em OK better carl .Stop It& todov-p'U find tile lluping u greGU !!!!!!!!!!!!!"!'!!,...... I baseuu•11'. and wbldows. • ' lllorm TERRY umlnum tldllg. Priced rew Olllbly, Can be leell II 77 . Grilli llrtel, Middleport. Bt GEORGE WO~eR LI'L ABNER I IS etc 1965 FALCON Futura .. •••··•·••• $2095 PHONE WY 2-2156 T>-1' "RABMAN" Ures abow Ultle wear. Luggage rack, V engine, automatic trana. Power 1teerlng, ndln and heater and many utru. 1964 OLDSMOBILE '88' 4-Dr... $2149 · Plnver Jteerlng and brakea, automaUc, fully equipped, ndlo, beater, blue fllliab. Spotllet .Jean lntiiior. 1960 STUDEBAKER •........ ••• .,•• $395 St. Wago11, vinyl lnl, wblt. flllllh. all good tirea, VB .a&Jna, aulomaUo traDJ., radio and beater. 1965 OIVROlET Bel Air · •••· · $2295 4 Door Sedan. 8 eyl. Powergllde. Tan and beige fiJ>o lib. 1Jk1 new tirN. Ill WI OM belw:e )'011 buJ, Jla. dio. OF COU~E.IT Snll. HA'S A Sll~ TENDENCY TOWARD PANIC! IT WARN MEl 'lou and ~our baby are the mo&t important thin~~ in m~ fLIP'... 8&-tr'... life.Jucl~! ly ART SANSOM BOUS1!: - II ...... City water Gu well ud mineral rights. Good Investment property for large lake lila. loeD by appoJMmeal 'Gilly. w S-3271. 1963 Volbwag11 2 dr.......... $1245 Jood . '!~ ~., 'tJu Ri::{' " ' " """" Oil~ FOOT! 'i' J/'1 'i· DICK TRACY I IS 71<' By CHESTER GOI JLD .,., JOB lALII- • am firm. 1 rooJDJ ud beth. T e " mlnutea drive from Pomeroy 1963 CORYAIR Mom Cpt. •• $1395 M f apeed. lladlo 8lld hiller. Black flnlab with red ft. 102 u&lnt, lib DIW W.W. llreJ. · •, RAiute 143, Harristllmlle Rd Jill llllcbt aeala. WY Wll3l Ill' WY ---= ~ 1-3118. I U tfe JOB ~: 7 room bouse witt' - beth,"' gaa funtace, 410 SprinF 1957 OIY. l-Ton Pkbp ··· · $495 "" ..2193 ' ......, GO AHEAD! COME AT ;. Ml' RADAR S~M WITH 1HAT STICI::: AND WATCH bulldittgs. u liERT M. 001, II1IOKER WY !-3131 I:Yioblp WY WAll I 15 31< StiUon Wagon. 8 cyL PowerglidL Radio and hea~er. New UreL All wbltt outside wltll 1ed Wu71 Interior. .A loaal oned low mllelge wagoa. WHEEL AUGNMENT FO' US!! r--~ OTHE.R FOLK5!." fl' 1964 CIIMllE Mahbu .• ~...... $1895 IXPERIENCED 5>-IOW l!l£FO' IPQMBROY - ROVrl J-Cios• Ill, I llor7 II'IIDI bome, L 1901111 14 bttclroomti), f u I 1ltuemul with IIIIIIIJ room. hoi air 1urnace heallaa, nic. frolll porcli, praae, largt loL $14,000.01. POMEROY - 1'4 atory frame. I 1001111, bath, cellar, gas heallnfl. out of hlgla water. A good property. Only tli,OOO. .rARM - • M:RES - Leban OD Twp., 80 IICI'OI deU and well feaced, baluce WGOded, plus I story f room frame home, wilb water system ad sooct water auppJ1, baselllelll, lor<!ed hoi air beating, eera (30 z 441), orib, Rew block mil); boule, aeveral oth w. Delua 'rinyl trim, gr.a tlall1l, •adlo, beater, u- Wuald l'llee. .. LISTENS IN ON 'Fl-ABMAN'5' REHEAR'SALS - TH!H HE SAS14A'/'::o eA<ZK,AN'-CHuCKLEr!RUNS THROUGI4 IT WE ALLUS GITS 1963 MERCURY •••·•-···.... •·- $1695 Meteor 4 Dr. staUon W1g0n. Low mneap by oneloeal owner. Red 'linyiiDterlor trim. Wblte flnltb, w. I • 81G OHM lVII. 9:C10 P.M. !EAR 1H'JUICY staUon Wacon. eaoo mllea by loeal owner. Black "BYIIDterlor. Dark IKI.U8 tt!!lab 7:00x14 tires J!ke new, IPII'8 never used. P. B., radio, bJx lilt enpne, 114. tnua. Deluu equlp!!llllt. llllowroom ellan. 1964 CORVAffi Monza matie lransmlssion. Whlte sidewall tires, radio a nd' hea!Br. Low mlleap. $1750. 1 Auto. tra111. Radio, heater, power hralteo and steering. Blue finish. SpotleSI olean Interior. A real buy. ~OWEEZY!! 11-!\IT TILL 'IE aall. $2091 StaUon Wago11, 8500 actual mllea by loeal owner. Like HOUSE a Bedrooms, waD to wall nrpot, paneled, air eondllloned. I Between Pomeroy 6 Chelter ; Oblo on Route 1. Prilled to : Has Got Usl new 700I14 tires. Spare hu never been eut. Dark green outside. Radio and heater. Bl& 6 engine. St. trans. Show tfiiiH_.I .,.,... 1c. OfP:ICI IIIOUU I :Jt A. M. .. L. . P. M. Deltr llfUtltiJ t:M A. M. te IIlii IT"I 10 IAIY TO PLACI A ~ fi;IJUL T PIOOUCI ... ~ WANT AD • Madness P01neroy! Motar Co. ' LASSWILL Madern Rench Slyle loHd 1111 and bod)', good tire1, beat8!1 nice for IIIOdel. SEVERAL OTiml GOOD TRUC11. BUYS. Ave~~ue, " - " ' • t6400. Ph ·-· ., I I II· I WY S-Z'llJ. i l'fr' J~ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY " Ji'~, ""' ,. : i;·H£ •ooc• a..EVE:R FELLOW' bE£'? PIFLtS. I ALL~ H'4 CISTERN I ONLV ~ <;()<!•. MI\'{BE -..;lW, TI?AVHER ~-----.1 CO ... : FIMD NOTHIM~! <00 AWAY I "DOC' MAllE NICE TRY, EiJ? '.J; l .. AI DONT k'tiOW f.lOW, 8UT ~HOW YOlM Lt;<\l<t<oD lW SCOR< I ~ i~£ MOST PRACTICAL, lEtiST SCARY, TOOQ.IEST KID I'VE: ~ ME:Tii CAli l'EAM WITH '!2!1 I :.:. J . ·'!'.l By V. T. HAMLIN ': ,if",, ~.HERDISM ~--= or=I==ENccl;w. 'f~l ~~Fiillt:--. ,~ ·~18, !,Ut4 ~ " '~llil . - aew .- ~1} ., 4.- • ', 2111.- &.Awtag '1, " , &All!..,.. aa.. 1.- lila • . .. . _ . . . . _ • Wear& a Federal GovemmeAI lii.Teot.... at a Contractor 111td pledge to pro-. &lie! ., , id• equal employment OJI' 1 aCidlil , portunities without rega~ '""•· color, cr.OO or oauoa- a.A<oqa~Je al origin. Ktowltoa C<lutrue· 1 • "''" tiou Company. Contact Jolla 1 a 1 2 to R_ Lam, 120 University Ter· 1 : : : ; : : - ' 'I :a-.. t==--:-:=-:---,--- ... .. !.fA TURE LADY for house- & ,.._ keeping duties ud ea~ of 311.~ ~~~~~ rhildrPn, live days week, Mol· I a Jt 12 • dav thru Friday. Ph... 773.- 1 311.Dodl &.120. I 17 ltc &0,0 ot 1ALESMAN WANTED- 3 days = travel, 4 da)'ll at home. Man 4.Q.VI 5 .., over 4~ lo~ short lrip!. near & Of a Pomeroy. Worth •P $8,800 to $12.500 ill a year, plus regular c..h boo111. Air Mail &llddp M. A. Moo~. Vice President, _. Te:ua Refinery Corp~ Box I.P 21 I Til, Fort Worth. Texas, 7610L a. a1eatc llodooa ... I :=- ........ ll.llattllo a. ·- &1111111' • a CL~ .. - f Also mate your fft41rvatiou for Rental1110w . BIG BEND TRAILER SALES '++-+-+- BUTTERNUT AVE. VICINITY WY l-21l6 Moo"-11 St. WI BOPa Ni!;EDED AT QmL A!Jply ill peaon. Crow'• .. 1, •mbinatiODL t" or If' lla 11l.ll j '31·~/j ~ i '" WINNIE WINKLI! ........., ,., _.. 1.84U3 aoad hAdl Gea. 6 other Twp, J'\lndll 'roW ot All Fundi IIIIMIIi In J.Jil •• 51UI 1..811.01 o..e.lttry, DM, n, Bo.t Fluu.. On. • other Twp. ~ 'hbJ of All Pun41 .:::1:: ....... s.m.ss IIMUt k+-++-f-1"7.: .. ......... .,,,,..__ , ...... .............. -.._c..,... .. · &XJ'D • • &&X& 5 ..... _l(!le& .. ... bU.-Uit,XIIIra.t-~- ............ - a'',.......... .......... _....__ L 1NI- ~1 :1.454.71 1.071.11 1.~~ ~-:_nof!!OUTUANDI -: O.bt for- ... - · I~:~.~ Maeblner:r 1'10.0t U...al DHt '110... .. lt. ate flla....aa-1111-. ....... ........ USUI FIRST QUALITY REGULAR _ · ~ . · · :~.~~ ".. l~V~';Ij; , 19'9 •Yif . ;.i, . : IIIII =.·-- =.. _ , fy~ ' . ,·,t A= . W. MIJn II, lUGS lUNNY lAir TEIMI••• 529? •w '* UA&QS ~-~~=·~===~PRRIIRI .... f~ '~} CerHflecl 011 Station l'a II'LtVDBt'-VDI'a.DI sa a '!tl! '! JA18.1D t'OI •aD t'D.BOI 110 •eDVA•• _,, '1'::1 By BRANNIIl .,....... 1:-====.........;ii;i'....... DULY tmiiOQWJB- n YaG ; ..J·j POMIIOY s 14 ... ::= - '·t• Ni\TWE! ra Pomeroy 88 ll!tldt""" - . WY 1m2. I lf JOip IIBATING, PLVMBJNG Rant fl'll /(~ : , •• •'It ~T CALL WY M90S Pldc up At G. & G. CAI'E 111 W. MAIN -.-.-·~ OH,NO! ...... C.....,.out ....... t{l;_ __, r By SCHULZ --.n. t. I.H esc a ' z ••o1••• • ••• aa •• Yara The DAILY SENTINR ... . Plalll or witlt pepperoDI, ausage, mushroom. ham or & APPLY AT ........ •., n J: SUGGEST Wf BIND MIM 'TlGHTL' UNnL VIE All! SIJIU< OF HIS • oack left. WY Z-2685. On•tw..,....,_.., kw ur tachments on wheels. Guaranlaed. Only 4 payml!llla f5.ll ::-lied ,......;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-==--.! CARRIER WANTED ROUTE 124 At Sur~ C01Pol'lltlotl lilt IAAB, • milea p1r 1an, . . . WY 1-WB. Doml Bottle ArnOld111n11 I'~~:~~~7:~~=1 -.. 111 0111. &. 11a1n cooc1 I!Uctioa, aU ,_.,, t 11 jta b-~f= . __ to ~ -., .., - tol&!:..ot ::=:, ra('e. Athens, Ohio, or e a II j 1 '& 693·1640 or 593-m. I 17 7tc &Oo •I Ill ~-­ .... -~ Clllt :"i&i'· M.'IID> I . WANTED BR!CKLAYERS 7 BANNEI TRAVEL TRAILERS end SKAMPEtt CAMPING TRAILERS 1111111r J&Irop&- JL"'IlU...,. PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST 12.- . . . . ... ,_..,_ • ,I - third floor IHHiget ~ Baker fu nilwe, Middleport Obia. U12Uc &Pal ~---·...... - li.Bil5 ....., I .__ lill. r Iiiii ,jk I a.~ -LYt.- r I 1t11ep tellinc him.: !Just ..u ~M lltll · arp wltll ........... lbout Oftll 14) . . . . . , ..-. .. -- ........ I . ly ltALPH HEIMDAHL ' �1 ~I ' ., (·', I Get Extra Cash The Want Ad .Way -----~-- ~-~ WANT AD JNF()IMAnON &-Dally Sent!Del, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jhicb 17, 1968 .. .. ... '" ...-- ..... ....... ,.... .., .. ...................... . ......,..., "" .. tSIGfl • ..., .. , • ,. .. :'.,!'S:.\": ..,...,. "' -., -.~TIONI co. .CTIONI Piir 1Mr II Mill 1... ~~. . . . .LATIOIII ,.. rublalllr ""'"' ":.:::: .. IM', ....... .,... '= .........., .. ......... 1111 . . . . . . . . BTU .., . . . . ..... lerYICie 4 1•1 ,_ Wlnl . . . . . ..... IIUJtlmHI c...,.. .. .... Ill lfftll ,., ..... .,., '1'llNe Ctlll> IICutiN IMII'Hent ,., cent D..._l • ,... . . • MARCH •• aa pelt wttN• 11 .,.. CARD Of THANU A OIITUAIIU ••.u,., ...................... 65 Ford Falcon Futura 4 Door ....., - RADIATOR 156 ACRE FARM 8 miles back from Cheshire. Phone WY -~~EJ rl mixed:.,~ T:e room clean. SERVICE aU. Get good price. WY 2-32(Mi 64 Oldt 88 4 Door - - - - - $2149 3 15 Ita Pomeroy Motor Co. ~YIY•:ml. 60561P·- Wrlr. clu The Dilly Sentinel lox 661-H Pon....,. 0. . I Wr 11a111 IJOINI completelf ofl our I'OCkflr 011 prlce1l Eflf'll car in stOck u bargain pricfd to help vou Qd '!Iring atarted in em OK better carl .Stop It& todov-p'U find tile lluping u greGU !!!!!!!!!!!!!"!'!!,...... I baseuu•11'. and wbldows. • ' lllorm TERRY umlnum tldllg. Priced rew Olllbly, Can be leell II 77 . Grilli llrtel, Middleport. Bt GEORGE WO~eR LI'L ABNER I IS etc 1965 FALCON Futura .. •••··•·••• $2095 PHONE WY 2-2156 T>-1' "RABMAN" Ures abow Ultle wear. Luggage rack, V engine, automatic trana. Power 1teerlng, ndln and heater and many utru. 1964 OLDSMOBILE '88' 4-Dr... $2149 · Plnver Jteerlng and brakea, automaUc, fully equipped, ndlo, beater, blue fllliab. Spotllet .Jean lntiiior. 1960 STUDEBAKER •........ ••• .,•• $395 St. Wago11, vinyl lnl, wblt. flllllh. all good tirea, VB .a&Jna, aulomaUo traDJ., radio and beater. 1965 OIVROlET Bel Air · •••· · $2295 4 Door Sedan. 8 eyl. Powergllde. Tan and beige fiJ>o lib. 1Jk1 new tirN. Ill WI OM belw:e )'011 buJ, Jla. dio. OF COU~E.IT Snll. HA'S A Sll~ TENDENCY TOWARD PANIC! IT WARN MEl 'lou and ~our baby are the mo&t important thin~~ in m~ fLIP'... 8&-tr'... life.Jucl~! ly ART SANSOM BOUS1!: - II ...... City water Gu well ud mineral rights. Good Investment property for large lake lila. loeD by appoJMmeal 'Gilly. w S-3271. 1963 Volbwag11 2 dr.......... $1245 Jood . '!~ ~., 'tJu Ri::{' " ' " """" Oil~ FOOT! 'i' J/'1 'i· DICK TRACY I IS 71<' By CHESTER GOI JLD .,., JOB lALII- • am firm. 1 rooJDJ ud beth. T e " mlnutea drive from Pomeroy 1963 CORYAIR Mom Cpt. •• $1395 M f apeed. lladlo 8lld hiller. Black flnlab with red ft. 102 u&lnt, lib DIW W.W. llreJ. · •, RAiute 143, Harristllmlle Rd Jill llllcbt aeala. WY Wll3l Ill' WY ---= ~ 1-3118. I U tfe JOB ~: 7 room bouse witt' - beth,"' gaa funtace, 410 SprinF 1957 OIY. l-Ton Pkbp ··· · $495 "" ..2193 ' ......, GO AHEAD! COME AT ;. Ml' RADAR S~M WITH 1HAT STICI::: AND WATCH bulldittgs. u liERT M. 001, II1IOKER WY !-3131 I:Yioblp WY WAll I 15 31< StiUon Wagon. 8 cyL PowerglidL Radio and hea~er. New UreL All wbltt outside wltll 1ed Wu71 Interior. .A loaal oned low mllelge wagoa. WHEEL AUGNMENT FO' US!! r--~ OTHE.R FOLK5!." fl' 1964 CIIMllE Mahbu .• ~...... $1895 IXPERIENCED 5>-IOW l!l£FO' IPQMBROY - ROVrl J-Cios• Ill, I llor7 II'IIDI bome, L 1901111 14 bttclroomti), f u I 1ltuemul with IIIIIIIJ room. hoi air 1urnace heallaa, nic. frolll porcli, praae, largt loL $14,000.01. POMEROY - 1'4 atory frame. I 1001111, bath, cellar, gas heallnfl. out of hlgla water. A good property. Only tli,OOO. .rARM - • M:RES - Leban OD Twp., 80 IICI'OI deU and well feaced, baluce WGOded, plus I story f room frame home, wilb water system ad sooct water auppJ1, baselllelll, lor<!ed hoi air beating, eera (30 z 441), orib, Rew block mil); boule, aeveral oth w. Delua 'rinyl trim, gr.a tlall1l, •adlo, beater, u- Wuald l'llee. .. LISTENS IN ON 'Fl-ABMAN'5' REHEAR'SALS - TH!H HE SAS14A'/'::o eA<ZK,AN'-CHuCKLEr!RUNS THROUGI4 IT WE ALLUS GITS 1963 MERCURY •••·•-···.... •·- $1695 Meteor 4 Dr. staUon W1g0n. Low mneap by oneloeal owner. Red 'linyiiDterlor trim. Wblte flnltb, w. I • 81G OHM lVII. 9:C10 P.M. !EAR 1H'JUICY staUon Wacon. eaoo mllea by loeal owner. Black "BYIIDterlor. Dark IKI.U8 tt!!lab 7:00x14 tires J!ke new, IPII'8 never used. P. B., radio, bJx lilt enpne, 114. tnua. Deluu equlp!!llllt. llllowroom ellan. 1964 CORVAffi Monza matie lransmlssion. Whlte sidewall tires, radio a nd' hea!Br. Low mlleap. $1750. 1 Auto. tra111. Radio, heater, power hralteo and steering. Blue finish. SpotleSI olean Interior. A real buy. ~OWEEZY!! 11-!\IT TILL 'IE aall. $2091 StaUon Wago11, 8500 actual mllea by loeal owner. Like HOUSE a Bedrooms, waD to wall nrpot, paneled, air eondllloned. I Between Pomeroy 6 Chelter ; Oblo on Route 1. Prilled to : Has Got Usl new 700I14 tires. Spare hu never been eut. Dark green outside. Radio and heater. Bl& 6 engine. St. trans. Show tfiiiH_.I .,.,... 1c. OfP:ICI IIIOUU I :Jt A. M. .. L. . P. M. Deltr llfUtltiJ t:M A. M. te IIlii IT"I 10 IAIY TO PLACI A ~ fi;IJUL T PIOOUCI ... ~ WANT AD • Madness P01neroy! Motar Co. ' LASSWILL Madern Rench Slyle loHd 1111 and bod)', good tire1, beat8!1 nice for IIIOdel. SEVERAL OTiml GOOD TRUC11. BUYS. Ave~~ue, " - " ' • t6400. Ph ·-· ., I I II· I WY S-Z'llJ. i l'fr' J~ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY " Ji'~, ""' ,. : i;·H£ •ooc• a..EVE:R FELLOW' bE£'? PIFLtS. I ALL~ H'4 CISTERN I ONLV ~ <;()<!•. MI\'{BE -..;lW, TI?AVHER ~-----.1 CO ... : FIMD NOTHIM~! <00 AWAY I "DOC' MAllE NICE TRY, EiJ? '.J; l .. AI DONT k'tiOW f.lOW, 8UT ~HOW YOlM Lt;<\l<t<oD lW SCOR< I ~ i~£ MOST PRACTICAL, lEtiST SCARY, TOOQ.IEST KID I'VE: ~ ME:Tii CAli l'EAM WITH '!2!1 I :.:. J . ·'!'.l By V. T. HAMLIN ': ,if",, ~.HERDISM ~--= or=I==ENccl;w. 'f~l ~~Fiillt:--. ,~ ·~18, !,Ut4 ~ " '~llil . - aew .- ~1} ., 4.- • ', 2111.- &.Awtag '1, " , &All!..,.. aa.. 1.- lila • . .. . _ . . . . _ • Wear& a Federal GovemmeAI lii.Teot.... at a Contractor 111td pledge to pro-. &lie! ., , id• equal employment OJI' 1 aCidlil , portunities without rega~ '""•· color, cr.OO or oauoa- a.A<oqa~Je al origin. Ktowltoa C<lutrue· 1 • "''" tiou Company. Contact Jolla 1 a 1 2 to R_ Lam, 120 University Ter· 1 : : : ; : : - ' 'I :a-.. t==--:-:=-:---,--- ... .. !.fA TURE LADY for house- & ,.._ keeping duties ud ea~ of 311.~ ~~~~~ rhildrPn, live days week, Mol· I a Jt 12 • dav thru Friday. Ph... 773.- 1 311.Dodl &.120. I 17 ltc &0,0 ot 1ALESMAN WANTED- 3 days = travel, 4 da)'ll at home. Man 4.Q.VI 5 .., over 4~ lo~ short lrip!. near & Of a Pomeroy. Worth •P $8,800 to $12.500 ill a year, plus regular c..h boo111. Air Mail &llddp M. A. Moo~. Vice President, _. Te:ua Refinery Corp~ Box I.P 21 I Til, Fort Worth. Texas, 7610L a. a1eatc llodooa ... I :=- ........ ll.llattllo a. ·- &1111111' • a CL~ .. - f Also mate your fft41rvatiou for Rental1110w . BIG BEND TRAILER SALES '++-+-+- BUTTERNUT AVE. VICINITY WY l-21l6 Moo"-11 St. WI BOPa Ni!;EDED AT QmL A!Jply ill peaon. Crow'• .. 1, •mbinatiODL t" or If' lla 11l.ll j '31·~/j ~ i '" WINNIE WINKLI! ........., ,., _.. 1.84U3 aoad hAdl Gea. 6 other Twp, J'\lndll 'roW ot All Fundi IIIIMIIi In J.Jil •• 51UI 1..811.01 o..e.lttry, DM, n, Bo.t Fluu.. On. • other Twp. ~ 'hbJ of All Pun41 .:::1:: ....... s.m.ss IIMUt k+-++-f-1"7.: .. ......... .,,,,..__ , ...... .............. -.._c..,... .. · &XJ'D • • &&X& 5 ..... _l(!le& .. ... bU.-Uit,XIIIra.t-~- ............ - a'',.......... .......... _....__ L 1NI- ~1 :1.454.71 1.071.11 1.~~ ~-:_nof!!OUTUANDI -: O.bt for- ... - · I~:~.~ Maeblner:r 1'10.0t U...al DHt '110... .. lt. ate flla....aa-1111-. ....... ........ USUI FIRST QUALITY REGULAR _ · ~ . · · :~.~~ ".. l~V~';Ij; , 19'9 •Yif . ;.i, . : IIIII =.·-- =.. _ , fy~ ' . ,·,t A= . W. MIJn II, lUGS lUNNY lAir TEIMI••• 529? •w '* UA&QS ~-~~=·~===~PRRIIRI .... f~ '~} CerHflecl 011 Station l'a II'LtVDBt'-VDI'a.DI sa a '!tl! '! JA18.1D t'OI •aD t'D.BOI 110 •eDVA•• _,, '1'::1 By BRANNIIl .,....... 1:-====.........;ii;i'....... DULY tmiiOQWJB- n YaG ; ..J·j POMIIOY s 14 ... ::= - '·t• Ni\TWE! ra Pomeroy 88 ll!tldt""" - . WY 1m2. I lf JOip IIBATING, PLVMBJNG Rant fl'll /(~ : , •• •'It ~T CALL WY M90S Pldc up At G. & G. CAI'E 111 W. MAIN -.-.-·~ OH,NO! ...... C.....,.out ....... t{l;_ __, r By SCHULZ --.n. t. I.H esc a ' z ••o1••• • ••• aa •• Yara The DAILY SENTINR ... . Plalll or witlt pepperoDI, ausage, mushroom. ham or & APPLY AT ........ •., n J: SUGGEST Wf BIND MIM 'TlGHTL' UNnL VIE All! SIJIU< OF HIS • oack left. WY Z-2685. On•tw..,....,_.., kw ur tachments on wheels. Guaranlaed. Only 4 payml!llla f5.ll ::-lied ,......;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-==--.! CARRIER WANTED ROUTE 124 At Sur~ C01Pol'lltlotl lilt IAAB, • milea p1r 1an, . . . WY 1-WB. Doml Bottle ArnOld111n11 I'~~:~~~7:~~=1 -.. 111 0111. &. 11a1n cooc1 I!Uctioa, aU ,_.,, t 11 jta b-~f= . __ to ~ -., .., - tol&!:..ot ::=:, ra('e. Athens, Ohio, or e a II j 1 '& 693·1640 or 593-m. I 17 7tc &Oo •I Ill ~-­ .... -~ Clllt :"i&i'· M.'IID> I . WANTED BR!CKLAYERS 7 BANNEI TRAVEL TRAILERS end SKAMPEtt CAMPING TRAILERS 1111111r J&Irop&- JL"'IlU...,. PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST 12.- . . . . ... ,_..,_ • ,I - third floor IHHiget ~ Baker fu nilwe, Middleport Obia. U12Uc &Pal ~---·...... - li.Bil5 ....., I .__ lill. r Iiiii ,jk I a.~ -LYt.- r I 1t11ep tellinc him.: !Just ..u ~M lltll · arp wltll ........... lbout Oftll 14) . . . . . , ..-. .. -- ........ I . ly ltALPH HEIMDAHL ' �.' ... l .• •• ' .. . .. • ' I' 1i ' I -;-' 1:' . . ' •• ·~~>~·. ~ • 1/ j ~ "\ . i a,-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Jilddleport, 0., Martb 17, ltel Literary Club Reviews Center Upon Distinguished Ohioans in History This Week· End- On Both FRIDAY a1d SATURDAY NIGHTS Elberfelds Ston Will It Open Until 8. Read About The Many .~ •program about disllngullb-1 promlllent famlly of history, td ObiOIIDI lll&bllgllted the past IIIli present, was preparm..ting of the Mi4dleporl Ll'- ed by Mrl. Nan Moore IIIli read orll')' aub WedneSday ~~ter-l by Mra. Bruce Lloyd. noon at the borne of Mrs. WIJ. · The author presents a view 1 llam Rus,.ll, Graot·•t. ,of every member of the Taft :family, beglnnill8 with the first Mrs. James Harley review- that oame from England. AI· ed the .book._, "Ohio ~nes 1ways a name on tbe American •nd Dttzens. by Grace Goul·l political scene the tamlly has der. Cleveland ~laiD Dealer, 1been represenied In the White colummst. ID wh•rh wore dis· ' House and Buckingham Palace, closed mtimate facta of such land brought ~~e bosl In art and personal!tie-s as Harmon Bien.. ' musi · to Cmcmnati where the neroassett. Mark Twain, Paul, rami~Y home was located. High· Dunbar, .lohn Browo, t h e' lights Included the William Wright brothers, and many otb- , Howard Taft-Bryan campaign I trs, all nat1ve Ohioans. for president the cherry trees, The author. a graduate of ,,oecial project of Mrs. Taft; Vasw, was brough1 up on the the late Robort Taft. well htslory and lore of Ohio. Mrs 1 known congressman and White H.:~.rley mentioned among oth· ~ Hmi!IE' cont':!nder, and the prest>r:>, Woodrow Wilson, Edison i ent, "Bob" Tan, active today and sketched !lie lives of Har·1 m Ohio polilics. mon Blennerhassett and his Iove- 1 Members answered roll call ly 1sland, John Brown and his . by naming a leader of Ohio. I 'i\lves, and Paul Dunbar. the 1 Miss Susan Park, president, noted negro poet and Jyrist. conducted the rneeling which 1 whose poetry and muSIC are ' was opened with the club song, 1 I : ''America, the Beautiful." Mrs. I The second review was titled, ;Galen Brown was welcomed as "An American Family - Tht' , a guest ror the arternoon Mrs. known everywhere. Tofts." by lshbel Ross. most interest.Jng review T he R"'sell served candy during Of this the diSCUSSIOn hour --- Origin, Meaning of Lent is Reviewed 1 M1 s \1arvm E. Dowson prr- committee compo~ed of Mrs. senled an inspirational medila- Wayne Gibbons, Mrs. M. L.l tJOn on the ongin ~d meamng French and Mrs. James Jivi- I uf Lt'nl at the March mt>etmg den were asked lo report on 1 uf Class 12 C1rrle of H e a t h I an oulside enlranre to t h e, Friday 9am to Spm ! 1 ' •' l I, 1 Mr. M11fer pTA$ pea k ' I: ' Charter Draped Donald Miller. rM Ad I ins~fllt tor ror rs. oms i High School . I '"trumentai , Pomeroy · W3S guest speak-: 'J'he charter was draped In er when Salisbury PTA met ' memory or Fannie Adams when Tuesday evt-ning. 1 C'leslrr Council, daughters of l i America, met Tuesday evening Introduc~d by Mr! Maxine with 40 members present. I Arnold V11l\er de-senbed his 1 Barbara Sargent councilor 1 work and the mslruments used . opened the me. ling' in ritual~>~ · by tiled sludents of the school, I Lie form . Navada Beaver was 1 t11en 1rerted an ensemble 1 reporled quite Ill Also ill group 1n ti'O numbers Partl!'l· l J!a:Jelte Williams and Eva 1 patmg ¥.ere Mary Radfnrd, Bailev. CornmumcatlOn~ were : Sherne Ula('kslon. r>ebbtt> Oh- i . hnger. M1li~a H1zer, Connie . "I read from B~!lie 1 ,., oa . state . 1Lannmg, Ann OhlmL!er, Marla 1' counr~lor. Hnd E111.Hbeth Qum- , G C · H df I lin. stale secretary Praclice ll'rueRsf'r. onnd!OS a ord, Frank. • . • 10 JZ~I (in teyen Miller. I was hrld for receiVIng nattonal l 1 and ·;tate offtcers at the l'ally, 1 Mr~ . William Ohlmger, pres! ~ March 31 meelmg ! 1dent. conducted !he One application for member-' which opene< wtth the pledge ship was accepted •nd will tu the flag, followed w1lh devo- l lniiJaled ot the Rally Mem· i lions by Mrs. Menzel Smith. It bers were reminded thai rese:. ! "as voted to pur< hase towels I ~ations for dmn~r must be m1 fur the ktlchen and Mrs. Arn- I by March 27. A cushion donalf~ i old w.a~ uamed to make lhe by home and orphan commttttt> : pun·h<~se Mrs Arnold announr~~Was woo by Doris Grueser . H· ed that tht> Me1gs Lo<'al S<'hoo1 was announced that the books 1Board had callt'd H meeting con- 1 would be audited Thursdav ev-1 eerning the bund issue for the enlng. March 24. ot the hom• '! new srhoollor March 29 at 7·30 1 of Hel•n Wolf P m M\ the Pomero; Junior At the clese of the meelln~. High aud1tonurn. and urged quarterly birthdays were on- , mt>mlwr:s lo attfnd. i servf'd with pelluek ~fresh· I A report or. thf' County Coun-: ments Honored guests. Sadie , ell meeting held rf'(.'t-nlly at 1 'l'russt!ll, Margarel Tuttle, Oilve i Chesler was given by Mrs. I' Weber, Mabel Van Meter. Gol- i Harrv Carle ion Named "' the d1e Wolfe. Zona B1ggs and Opal I nom;naling rommitt Hollon. each rereivt>d a g1ft Mls Hoy f;rueser. : s ~~~ l and Wt>rt> sf"atPd at " tabl~ w1th 1old B!o:ickston. Mrs. Horace Ab- 1 white cover derorall>d In keep- 0011 and Mr. James Will The m..g with St Patrick's Day. A rc 1oms of M1• James Wickline birthday r!ike decorated m i atld Mls!S Rusalee Story tied . green, baked hy j\oJar~art-t Tut- fm tht' altendanre uward. , tle centered Ihe table l11e nPxl , Refreshmt>nts wert servM at : mel:'lmg wtll be TuPsd cy, A.pril 5 the close of the meeting by at 8 p. m. Mr nnd Mrs Jame-~ WIII, Mr. 1 and Mrs Herbert D1xon, Mrs. ! FIRST 9 Betty Folmer. Dr and Mrs. : QUALITY Mrs. ' John Hidgway, Mr. and REGUl-AR ___ Edward Kennf'd\' . Mr . and >'.,rs. " Bearh~, Mr. and Mrs. Certified Oil Station .hrnes William Pullins. Mr and Mrs. [ W. Aloin St. Pomeroy John lllak•. Mr. and Mn. , - .James Lew:s and Jamt!s Wick· ' line. ffiL1S1C of 1 1 he! 1 1 1 I I 1 I Mens and Boys Department Ready To Wear Dep1rtment loya $3.95 Pormanont Prest SLACKS, tl111 6 to II $a.1S loys $3.95 PLAID REEFER JACKETS ............ $2.00 Boys $4.95 Pleld Rovoralblo ZIPPER JACKETS . . . $2.50 M0t1s $1.95 W11h 'n Woer Llghtwolght JACKETS $7.65 Boya $5.95 Camput llppor Front Hoocled JACKETS $4.88 Mens $3.49 Plncheck WORK TROUSERS ....... . .. $2.H Mena $6.90 Big Yank WORK UNIFORMS .. .. . ... $6.00 Mono $8.98 Permanont Pro" WORK UNIFORMS .. $7.00 Mono $2.48 Btg Yank DENIM DUNGAREES . . $2.09 Mono $2.95 Whlto Short SIHVI DRESS SHIRTS 2 for $5.00 Mono 69c LEE WORK CAPS ................ 2 for $1.00 Mono $1.00 LH BaHball Typo WORK CAPS . . .... . 79c loyo $2.49 Big Yank SPURS WESTERN JEANS . ... $2.22 Llltl• Boys Boxtr W•ist Denim DUNGAREES .. , •. . lie M0t1o $4.95 Perma ..nt Pmo DRESS SLACKS . ••• $3.88 Mono $5.95 Rooton DRESS SLACKS .. ...... ,. •• ,. $4.88 Mono $6.95 Reston DRESS SLACKS .. . .. . ., ,. $5.88 Ment $7.95 and $8.95 Roslon DRESS SLACKS . . ... $6.88 Mono $6.95 Campuo Short SlHvl Bonlon SHIRTS .. $5.44 Little Boyo $6.95 Plaid SPORT COATS . .. . .. $6.21 Llltto Boyo $5.95 Solid Cotor SPORT COATS ..• • , . $5.35 Mens $4.95 Modrao Plaid REEFER JACKETS .. . ,. . $2.50 Mons $5.95 Madril P1old REEfER JACKETS . .•••. $3.011 Mono $2.H Collogo Namo SWEAT SHIRTS . . , .. , . $2.00 Mono $1.50 and $2.50 Fomous Brand NECKTIES . ... $1,00 Friday and Saturday Bargains In The Drapery Department $1.69 PATCH QUILTS 72"xl4" CALICO RING PRINT $7.29 6Yc I 1~. ~~~ MIRACLE FOAM FLAKES . . . . .... 59c 79c Kirsch C1fe Curtain RODS 28"x48'', whit•, brus 69c $6.95 Thermal BEDSPRE,\DS, lrrog. Full & twtn ol10 $5.9S $5.95 Hobnail BEDSPREADS, ~llulifut colon .. .. $5.00 .. .. ., .... SOc $1.00 TOSS CUSHIONS iBloei . .. . .. . $1.95 Tallorod TIER AND VALANCE SET . .... . . . $1.69 Cotton Pile RUGS, fringed 24"x40", bright colora . $1.00 19c CORDUROY, norr·ow wale, good colora . yd. 69c 69c Checked GINGHAM, oil cotort, all size check• yd. 59c $1.79 Gym and S.rvlce BAGS, zippu top, blue, brown $1.59 $3.95 Dacron BED PILLOWS . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.39 $3.95 Foam Rubber BED PILLOWS, Iipper covorlng $3.39 79c yd. Vinyl TABLE CLOTH, 45" width yd. SOc $2.95 Tailor•d Plastic Bathroom Curtains, 54~>, Pat. $1 pr. Stllnns Bl•ached All Lin•n TOWELING, cal. bord. 39c yd. $!.39 LAMP SHADES, whlto, btigo ...... . ........ . $1.00 $1.69 Dandot Anti Fatigue MATS, loam back, 18"x30" $1.49 $3.95 3 pc. BATHMAT SITS, doc. colon . . . . .. , , $3.49 Fin• Qu1llty Throw Rugs, frine-d, ov1l & ,.ct• .. . , $3.49 $4.95 Laguno Thermo! BLANKETS, 72"x90'', pastola $4.59 $2.95 54" Vinyl Pl11tlc Upholatery, knit beck, col. $2.69 yd. 39c Bl11chod MUSLIN, 45" wldlh . . .. ... , , , . . . 35c yd. $6.95 S.rono TM Fortrol BED PILLOWS ...... $5.95 otch $1.44 & $1.29 45" Plaid MADRAS, beautiful plaidt $1 yd. 49c CLING, 18" wid•, big ultcllon of colors & pat, 39c ycl. 1 29' ~ .. Pom•roy, Ohio TONIGHT NOT OPEN Fri. I Sel., Much 11·19 "GLORY GUYS" fTechnicolor l Tom Tryon, Harve PresnPII - anrt- ., i I ~- MEIGS THEATRE . ' ' "PORT COURAGEDUSM Doneld Bali'y ' ATI'ENI!8 CARD PARTY The Lower Crust Canasta club alte:~ded !he card party and wig show held Thursday i evening m Pomeroy. Those g~ ~ng were Mrs. Linda BM.gle, I Mrs Dolores Wolfe. Leda KraeI uter. Mrs. Janet Warner, Mrs. Linda Hill and Mrs. Inez Roy. I Pl'i7.es were won by Mra. Beeale IIlli Mre. Wolle. ' I I Frid•y and Saturday Bargains In Tht Sheet and Towel Department Smail Lots- While They Lilt $5.95 GtltLS DUSTERS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. . $2.50• $2.95 GIRLS DUSTERS .......................... $1.50 $3.95 GIRLS DUSTERS ..... , .................. Sl.50 $3.95 WOMEN$ DUSTERS .. , ...... , ........ ,. $2.00 $7,, WOMENS DUSTERS . .. .. .. ... .. .... , .. ,. $3.00 $29.50 Womano ALL WEATHER COATS .... , , SIO.OO $25.00 Womeno ALL WEATHER COATS .......... $10.00 $19.50 Womeno ALL WEATHIR COATS ........... $7.00 $3.95 GIRLS SLACK SETS ...................... $2.00 $2.95 GIRLS SLACK SETS .... .. , .............. $1.50 $1.95 GIRLS SLACK SETS ...... , .............. $1.00 $6.95 MATERNITY DRISSES .................... $2.00 $12.95 WOMEN$ SLACKS ............ , .. , .... $5.00 Jl0.95 WOMEN$ SLACKS .............. , .. .. , , $5.00 18.95 WOMEN$ SLACKS . .. .. , .... , . .. .... .. , . $3.00 $7.95 WOMENS SLACKS . ...... , .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . $3.00 $5.95 WOMENS SLACKS ........................ $2.00 $3.95 WOMEN$ SLACKS ........ .. ....... .. .. , . $1.SO $2.95 WOMENS SLACKS ...... .. ............ .. , $1.00 $1.95 GIRLS SLACKS .. .. .. .......... $1.00 $5.95 to $10.00 WOMENS SWEATERS .......•.... $3.00 $3.95 to $7.95 GIRLS SWEATERS .... ........... $2.00 $16.50 WOMEN$ QUILTED ROBES .............. $1.00 $13.95 WOMEN$ QUJL TED ROBES ............ , $6.00 $tD.95 WOMEN$ QUILTED ROBES .......... .. .. $5.00 $59.50 WOMEN$ WINTER COATS ........ . .... . $20.00 $39.50 WOMEN$ WINTER COATS .... , .. , ..... $20.00 $29.50 WOMEN$ WINTER COATS ....... , .. , .. $15,00 $25.00 WOMEN$ WINTER COATS .. , .......... $15.00 $19.50 WOMEN$ WJNTIR COATS ........ , .... $10.00 Friday and Saturday Bargains In The Cosmetic Department He Woodbury Goldon Rlnso SHAMPOO $1.00 H•ad and S~outd•rs .. . ..... 67c 59c Woodbury CREME RINSE .......... . ,. .. . 44c St.49 WhHo Rain HAIR SPRAY .. .. .. .... . .. $1.11 $1.50 Clolrol Holr·S.·Ntw CREME RINSE .. ,. .... $1.12 $1.49 Family SiH JERGENS LOTION .. ...... ,.,. , $1.12 79c Woodbury HAND CREAM ..... .. . .. . ,. ... 53< 75c SECRET ROLL-ON DEODORANT .. , , ..... ,. 56c 69c BAN CREAM DEODORANT ... , ...... .. 56c 2lc SAFE GUARD DEODORANT SOAP . .. ....... , 19c 89c Fomily Silo COLGATE TOOTH PASTE ......... 67c 7Sc IPANA TOOTH PASTE .......... .. ,. .. 61c 98c DIAPARENE BABY POWDER ........... . .... 73< 69c PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA . ...... .. .. ,. 62c 49c POL IDENT DENTURE CLEANF.R TABLETS ... 4lc 69c POLl-GRIP DENTURE ADHESIVE CREAM . .. 6lc OR. WEST'S TOOTH BRUSHES ............ . 2 for 69c $2.00 LILT HOME PERMANENT ...... , ...... $!.50 69c RESOLVE ANTACID UBLETS .... , , .... .. .. 61c $1.49 BEN-GAY LOTION .... .. ............ .. $1.18 91c MEASURIN ASPIRIN TABLETS .... . .. . ... . 71c 79c Gillette Super St•lniiSs Steel BLADE!) . . . .. • , , . 51c $1.00 GILLETTE RIGHT-GUARD DEODORANT .. , , 75c $1.25 OLD SPICE COLOGNE .. .. .............. .. 93c $1 .00 MENNEN SKIN BRACER ... .. .. .... . ....... 75c Mono 69c Kllilury Bonlon DRESS SOCKS .... 2 pro. $1.00 Mono 49c Dovta 4D Cuohlon Foot SOCKS ..•. a pre. $1.19 Mono 89c Kirbury Orion DR ISS SOCKS .... a pro. $2.50 M0t11 $1.00 Sprlnglool Volour DRESS SOCKS . . ..•. lie Womano $1.00 S.aml... Texturod STOCKINGS ,. • • 77c Womono He S.omluo Toxturod STOCKINGS . , , • , , , 77c Womono $1.19 S.amloa Agllon STOCKINGS , . , , • , • , He WomoM $1.00 S11mlou Agllon STOCKINGS ....... 77c Womem $1.00 S.aml"' Strotch STOCKINGS , , .. l9c Womona $1,00 S..ml.,. Moth STOCKINGS .. . _ •••• . t9c Womons $1.00 S..mltoo lhoor STOCKINGS •.•••••• • 19c I Notions Depaltment $1,19 Rod HNrt 4 01. Skolna WOOL YARN .. , .... .. 89c $1.59 Rod Nllrl Soyello KNITTING YARN . .. , .. , $1.19 $1.00 HOSIERY CASES, wllh loundry kit . . . . . . . .. 69c 49c Giant Sl11 Crochot THREAD (550 rd. opoolo) .. ' De $1,00 SEWING AND ACCESSORY KITS .. ....... 59c $9.45 Brownlo Fl11ta CAMERA OUTFIT . , • , , , , , S6.99 $1.00 Pl181lc or Ntl Wind-Rain BONNETS .. ........ 59c 59c Plastic EASTIR BASKET wltll grass .......... 44c $1.00 BOUNCING HOPPY BUNNY .. . .. .. • .. . .. 79c 10c POCKET COMBS (a ..ortod colon) . ••.. . 3 for 25c $2.47 Aunt Lrdl11 CROCHET RUG KITS . , , .... . $1.14 DENTAL CLINIC - Dr. Harold Brown, Pomeroy dentist, checks one, of 350 children at Pomeroy elementary school who had their teeth examined during a dental clinic at the school Thursday. Dr. Brown headed the clinic with Drs. Keith Riggs and Clyde Ingels also conducting ~xaminations. _A committee <>f seven PTA members, Mrs. Kermit Walton, chairman, asststed. - lftfonlt $2.95 Cutler SLIIP ond PLAY SETS .... . . $2.44 lnhnts 69c Cutior Watorproof PANTIES . . . •.• , . . . SSe lnftnto $1.95 Cutter PARTY PANTS ..••. , , . , , , . S1.65 1ntonta $1.69 Cutter PARTY PANTS ... .. ........ $1.35 lnfanlo $1.95 COTTON CREEPERS ... ....•. •.•. $1.59 1ofanta $1.95 SNUGGLE SLEEPING ~AGS ....... $1.50 SPECIAL SALI PRICES CURtTY DIAPIRS lnfenlt $1.95 Cutler Coltoft PIIIM PAJAMAS ... , .. $1.69 Glrla $1.59 COTTON SLIPS .. .. • .. • .. • • .. .. • .. .. $U3 Girla $1.95 PAJAMAS . .. ........................ $Ut ..WORLD. ID Frid1y and Saturday Bargains In The Friday and S.turd1y Bargains In The Housewares Department Handbag, Jewelry and Accessories $16.95 9 Cup StolniHI StHI PERCOLATORS .... $12.H $5.95 StalniHI SIMI CARVING SITS .. , ••• , , . , , , , . $3.00 $6.95 SlalniHI SIMI CARVING SITS ........ , .. , SUO $6.95 Stalnltso SIMI STEAK KNIFE SETS ......•. $3.50 $9.95 Monning lowmon Steam ond Dry IRONS . . . $7.00 $20.95 Sunburn Mutti.Cooker FRY PANS . .. ..... $15.00 $26.95 Sunbllm Toflon Coeted Multi Cookor Fry Pant S20 f29.95 Floor ProfHolonal Typo lloc, Holr Dryora $22.00 $19.50 Sunboom 10 Cup llectrlc PERCOLATORS .. $12.00 $1.00 Jumbo SIN Vinyl GARMENT BAGS ..•.••••.. "c $1.00 12 Pocket Lodlts SHOE lAGS ...... , • , .... "" fi,OO WALL PLAQUES .... . . .. ....... .... , ,. ... 60c $3.95 WOOD LETTER AND BILL lACKS ......... $2.00 $4.95 IARLY AMERICAN KNJFI RACKS .. ... - - $3.00 $4.2t HANGING BASK ITS .. .. .. .. . .. ..... , ., ,3.00 69c GARDEN TROWILS AND WIEDIRI • , ... , ••.• .. 44c $9.95 I JAR SPICI RACKS .. .. ...... ,. . ...... - •• $5.00 $3.95 3 pc. SPAGHETTI BOWL SITS ..... ., ........ $1.00 f1.69 I pc. SIRVMNACK SliTS ................ f1.39 SOc CHINA CUPS AND IAUCIRS ... , •••••. I for $1.00 Department $1 .00 oncl $2.00 White Necklocn & Eorrlnga 67c u. $1.00 Womena Head SCARFS ........... ., • 8k $1.00 Womens Neck SCARFS ... ·• ,. • • .. • • • 88c $2.00 Wo,..na Spring Costume Je'"lry $1.88 Hch $2.00 Womena DRESS GLOVES ....• , $1.88 polr $3.00 Women• Spring DRESS GLOVES $2.77 polr $2.95 Womens Spring HANDBAGS ••• , • , •• $2.77 $4.47 $1.99 Womens LHiher BILLFOLDS • , • • , •• $1.66 $4.95 Womena Spring HANDBAGS , • , •• , , 39c Womena Florol Print Honkln •••• 3 for $1.00 Our Reg. IDe Mens White Handkerchleft $1.00 doz. $2.00 10 rib VInyl Printed & CIHr Umbrellas 1.69 Friday and Saturday Bargains In The Friday and Saturday Bargains In The School and Office Supplies Dept. Fumiture Department l9c Mogle Morgln (300 t!o-1 Note .... Paper • .. SSe 39c Package of No. 2 LIAD PINCILI ........ .... 2k 21c RoO ADDING MACHINI PAPIR .............. 17c 15c Spiral ITINOGRAPHIR NDTI BOOK .. .. • .. .. . tc Rod Bird Lt.... WRITING TABLIT . .. ... . .• • I folr He ftc PAPIRMATI PEN AND RIPtLL GITI .... , .. 17c $U5 SURE CLAIP LEniR FILII ............. $1.66 2Sc pocbgo (outd u-) RUIBIR lANDS .••••.•. 19c $159.00 3 pc. Mople IIDIIOOM SUITE ........ .. S124.00 $229.00 a pc. Zenith MohlfOny IIDROOM SUITE $177.10 SSUS lim"""" INNERSPRING MATTRESS ..• .. $49.95 $69.00 S Ill· DINinl MIT .. . .. . .. .. .. ..... , $49.00 $159.00 5 pc. DINITTI SET (round tabloJ .• , .... SH.OO S69.00 Kneohoto Mohogonr DISK .. .. • .. .. .. •• • • $49.00 179.00 KIIHhoto Walnut DISK ... .. . ..••• , , •••.. $59.00 $419.00 I IIC· Oak DINING ROOM SUITI ....••.. 42H.OO $249.00 Mehogony l•tenalon Tobie and 6 Chalro $177.00 $1H.OO KI'Oihlor 2 pc. LIVING ROOM SUITE . . $133.00 $319.00 Kroohlor 2 pc. LIVING ROOM SUITE .• • . $119.00 $349.00 Kreohler l pc, LIVING ROoM IUITI .. $1H.OO $Ut.OO Vol0t1tlne S..vor LOUNGI CHAIR ...... $18.00 $109.00 IIMMONI IOI'A BIDS ·: ........ , .. . .. ,. $72.00 S69.00 IIRKLINI RICLINIIll .. , .... ., , .... ... $50.00 $69.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS , ... _ ......... _ •• $50.00 $59.95 li-ONS MAnRIIS .. . .. .. .. .. .. • •• .. $49.95 $169.95 RCA Whlrf1100l ILICTIIJC RANGI .. _ $12l00 $119.00 RCA Whlrl1100l ILICTRtC DRYIR - ., $151.00 $42.50 Clll AND MATTRIIS ...... ., , .. , •., , $32.50 $3,49 MIDtCtNI CAIINITS .. , ..... , ........... $2.50 Fridty •nd Saturday Bargains In The Lingerie Department Music Department Womont $1.95 Rayon Wolh Longlh GOWNS . . . .. . $1.69 $39.50 KAY WISTIRH GUITAR ........ . . . ..... SWIG $49.50 KAY 5 STRING IANJO .. ... .. .. .. ..... W.OO $1.74 ltovolvlnt Adluotoblo ALlUM IIACKI ...... $5.00 He lpoclol Gn41p 41 IIPM RICOIIDI .... • , •••••.• 19c Oono,.l ltoclllc 6 TRANIISTOII lt~D'f. . . . . • • • • • SUS $49.10 All lpood RCA VIctor R-rd PL\f.VIR • .. 142.00 $425.00 RCA VIctor IT IIIlO with Radle ....... P69.00 $4.H STIRIO TAPI ALBUMS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. . $2.00 Womens $2.95 Nylon and Dacron Full L•ngth Gownt $2.39 WomoM $3.9S Nylon SLIPS (Phlt Meidl .. ........ $2.19 Womono $2.95 Nyloo HALF SLIPS (Phi! Mold) .... $2.35 WomoM $2.00 lnd•ro Cotton SLIPS .. . . .. ........ $1.70 Womons $1.95 lndtro Cotton HALF SLIPS ........ $1.69 Womono $2.95 Phil Maid Oacr•n Baby Doll Polomll $2.3S Womeno $2.95 Phil Maid Nylon Baby Doll Palomo $US Womono $5.95 Phil Maid Gown and Robe Solo .... $4.81 Womono $2.95 Full Longth PAJAMAS ..... . ....... $2.35 Womono $2.95 Full Longth Colton PIIIM GOWNS . $2.35 WomoM $3.95 KATZ MADE SHIFTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.87 Wo"""o $3.95 KATZ MADI NOV.ELTY COATI .... $2.17 Womono 69c Phil Mold Extra Sla PANTI~I ..• • , ... 59c Womeno $1.95 Phil Mold Nylon HALP SLIPS ...... $1.65 Womono 59c Phil Mold Royan fliUEFI ..... , 2 for $1.00 Womt11o 51.00 illdoro NYLON PANTIII . . . . . . . . . • 17c Wdmont $1.00 Print and loUd Color APRONI . .$. . . . lie W - 591 IIDEIILON IRIIPI .• , ••• , ••.•• I lor $1.00 Frid•y and Saturday Bargains In The Infants Department Hosiery Department Friday and Saturday Bargains In The Wom.ns 2.95 Nylon end Decron Waitt Length Gown• 2.39 lhtl Representatives of Middle- the county to construe! Mri. ltlth Informed the corn- state and federal agencies would , neth McElhinny, Charles ·& port Council and Chan1ber of budding. , missioners a building could bo no loJ18er pay rental•. · Ksrr, Sr., and Robert Clark: Commerce proposed Thurs· Robert Stlli of tbe State erected wltb various methods Estimated cost of a building Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fllltlft ~ day that the llo!lrd of Meigs Welfare Deparment, M r 1. of financing iR cooperation with such as the one proposed ran- council members Johll ~~ County Commissioners con- Dorothy lleftt, area supervisor state and federal agencies so ged from $80.000 to $100,000. The 1Clifford Stumbo, B. F. P11'111iJo , struct an office 6uU01ng In that of the Welfare Department; Har that approximately 11().95 per building would have a central I lee, Richard Va•gha, a.& community to house local wei- rie Marie Smith 111 lhe Local! cent could be furnished toward heatmg system and other mod· George Baker; Clerk Rl*'!l fare and aid for lhe aged de- Welfare Department, and Plul the bUilding price in rent paid ern convemences. Bailey: Prosecuting Atlionlltf partments. \Lavelle, Economic Aid Depart-,lby the state and federal agen- Lavelle indicated the federol Bernard V. Fultz. Jack W~ Tb M'ddl rt ff . lndi· l ment official of the rederal gov- cies. department he represents president of the Chamber ~tl e 1 epo 0 ICia18 ernmenl, participated '" the ; Mr St1th said possibly the 1t'Ould loon money for the build- Commerce: Cash Bahr, IIIII 1 cated land o• wh1ch to con-I di!<usSJon. . county's portion could bo as mg The expanded faoilileis Childs and Tom Goett. struct the proposed building I The Welfare and Aid for the ! low as 3 per cent in the case would increase services needed ' Mr. Zerkle made tho MQ !Ill · woold be given to the county. 1 AK!!d departments are to bo ~here the location would qual-: from the deparlment, It was i•- i Middleport be givea 101 #•t The commissioners. after two' housed under ont! roof. or plans 1fy as a poverty area I dacated. at1on for I(M•atiol at tbe llfiMa hours of discussion on 111e pro- underway to do so, by July l, It was pomted out thai after Presenl. in additioo to the I Mrs. Dent oald lllat It . . 1114 poaal, still had not committed ' Jtl66._1hroughou_t_ the state. __ the _bulldmg 1s paJd for,~ ~ h e1above were Commlssjoners Ke•- ' have to _be il <ouaiJ ltlli. Frid1y and S.tvrday Bargains In The Friday and Saturday Bargains In The $1.00 Women1 Spring Costume Jewelry 97c eoch Lotion SHAMPOO .• , , , .. 73c $4.95 Pull SIH Qulltod MAmiSS PADS . . ... .. ,. $4.39 $US Ono Piece Ironing lool'<l Pod ltld Toflon Conr $1.65 l9c H11-.y Drill IRONING BOARD COVERS .. .. • • .. SSe 39c Zipper Cloouro Pl11tlc PILLOW COVERS ....... 33c $1.49 Fitted Plostlc MAnRISS COVERS . ......... $1.29 Sl10 41" br 36" Prtntod PILLOW CASES .••• , • tt.OO pr. SIH II" by 99'' White MUSLIN SHEITS ... . . ... . $1.69 SIH 42" by 36" Whlta Muolln PILLOW CASIS .. lie pr. Doubto Bod SIN Fitted Whlto Muolln SHilTS .. Sl.79 Shiveno Jumbo Slu DISH TOWELS . . . . . ... 4 far $1.00 Ploldcrut $3.91 Porcolo flttod lhHtw (lull olnJ .. $3.49 Plolclcroot $3.98 Porcola 81" by 101" Bed ShOlto . $3.49 Floldcr11t $2.39 Percole 42" by 38" Pillow CoHO $2.19 pr, FloldcrHt $1.91 Bonner Strlpo lATH TOWELS ... $1.59 Fleldcroot He Bonner Strlpa HAND TOWILS .. .. . 69c Floldcr"l 49c Bonner Strlpo WASH CLOTHS .. . ... 39c '. $1.99 Womena French Clutch Pur- ...... $1.39 I' I Saturday 9am to Spm Friday and Saturday Bargtlnsln The 1 ! and Friday and S.turday Bargains,ln The •••·I basement kitchen. I Committee member! were , Frt'nch. 1 flamed to contact church mem- 1 l bf:'rs about Easter nowt'n .and . Mrs ':"wson hhad abs her to~ I include Mrs C. M. Hennesy, ' •r ti ll~. Thoug Is A. eul Lent . I' Mr!l 'fom Rilev, \1rs F.:dward I m w~Jrh she explamt'd Lent s Young Mrs Carroll Swanson, meamng m relation to the. elm~- . Mrs J,ulles Euler and M r s. l1an chu rches. She descnb~ 11 1James Slm!Json I as a t1me of Splrllual enneh- 1l JO'LfS u ('J1 enn 1•ambert gave ment and or prayer and (Jt'vo-- , devotwns entJtled, ".Tesus Met I \ion tJo God and the gift {)f HJs, Them." which included an artiSon . esus · cle on Lent. She closed with Mrs Carroll Swanson. pres!- . prayer. dent. conducted the busmess 1 The hostesses, Mr!l. Frenrh, sPs•qon. Mrs. Emersen JonPs 1 Mrs Tom Alley, Mrs. Everett 1nd Mrs Nan Moore gave the Dans and Mrs. James Simp. St't'rPtnry and treasurer reporls son served a salad course from m the absence of Mr:. L. W. a table covered with a linen Mclnmas and Mrs. S. F. dath und centered with an ar· Hibb' Mrs. Swan!on thanked rangemrnl of le slock and lhe members for food sent to , ye II 1w mum! Jn purp an ebony con- I 11 " E M Wood and lamliy ' lainer flanked wilh yellow lapd1mn~ed115 berheavemenr.. ! e-1!1 Mrs. Swanson presided at I , Nam te t e nom mating · tht! roff ee serVI('e. . . romm11tee to report m Apnl l 1 wf'r~> \1rs .James Jividen chr., • • !! '' ' Bm Sanborn and Mr! . l IS John Kincaid. The remodeling ~~ -- I er MethodiSt Church Tuesday rung at the home of Mrs M L t e Bargains AU Over The Store - Bargains ro lnhlate These New Store Noun. ~ · I Prompt Delivery Service, Expert TV and Applitnce Service, Expelt Carpet Laying 1nd Sensible Credit ~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy Always Save Your Saleslips I I ' . Sentinel Photo. � 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. 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