http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1c077935cfac8ed4bfb18de4a037ffa0.pdf d9960077c07ace26d58f326cd4c57807 PDF Text Text .' ... 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. �' / ,. . . ,, \J ' I Da1iJ l!enftneJ, PommiJ·WdlepoJt, 0 ., Marth 18, 1888 I .Voice of Broadway "Soy 'Ah,' Please! · DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGs-MASON AREA '! I , ;.. ' .~ ( : ,• I I • National ' MlvertlsLnl Amt. Mern and BQb 8terltnt ilar In a film venlon of "Little bee arne arandparenll via their . Me," with ortgiDal piAYwrlcbt Bottmeili Kimball, Inc.. ~ve .• New York, CIIJ. Ntw Ycrlt SuDacripCJon ratu: lleli..,ed by 11n1or wbero natlable. SO otnts per week; one e• rear in advance at the Daily Sentinel of· nee $15.50; six months. $7.80, three montbJ $3.90. By Motor Route where c:lh'i~r sfor. 11.2~: Thret montbl. 11.00. t\D edi&ol'iaJ I Are You Prepared? JT would be lnterestin& to know j11st how many persons in Meigs county are covered by some type of pi!IISlon plan. We would venture 1 &Ueu that the percentage Is rather high. Tbere are 'everal hundred teachers, admlniatratora •nd oth!r school personnel, who an a part of one of the bf&&est retirement 1ystern.s in tht state of Oblo, m all tovered u are all persom coDo nected with lllate and county departments, theae together with a large number of workers employed in plants both on thla and the other Bide of the river, and we bello to count them In the thousands. Even with that lara• aament accounted for we atiU have tlie majority of peraons 1!1 the working fon:e woo do not blva a penliDD to look forward to outlidt of old qe and Social Security. ... .·· . ·' ··· ·'• } A drive Is on all over the country to urge more bualnlllllllen to conllder the establishment of aome type of pension mtem. Tbere ll an estimated 25 million persona In private Industry today who are covered by some plans, and it Ia predicted that millions more will have lhat additional 1ecurlty within the next decade. Tbe past few years have seen rapid stride~ in the wholesale J=ar•· lions of baste plans, special pa a to serve the needs of smaller bullneumen and those who work for them. Some of the Impetus for this movement is the providing of fringe benefits, and In some instances keeping ahead of the expansion of uoions into some busine11 enterprises. I I ' ' ' ' I ( ("It's 1111 one big dream, .. Babs confided) .. Only 19 years old and ,..., "'"' wed for the third lime Nat.alla Wood's kid oilier, ~ wa IIW'ritd to bel' lito ell (Btevl Oliver) 111 Vegn afo t.r lmowing blm just 72 bottrl a..,..... m ., I~ ' bunnY make ber • grandma -a !bel_. tL30. a, mall ont year SlO.OO; Sla mootha. I daughter, Tlsh (Mrs. Lal Nell Simon adapting bls nutty ~- e sterI'mg '"oupe "' -' · • Baum )•· w.... aew gema .. . ..... '"" London .,. 10thern offspring was named thL ooe wu fUnnier (ban U., H~ltll Krlslen .. . The Christooo Bdwy .. . Gentlemen'• p1ter Plummoro plummeted Quarterly will publish a junior Too bod, 11 dall'flt btltv, fll'lioo (lor lien • 111111 but "A Lion in Winter" may to be celled ''Tile a-," IIIII ... Dian Martin IJined buiiU· march out llh a lamb . •. New lifted yauJII Jilt ...... fal • IIW' • melodi,.. Balbar• movlee 1r1 belna tcooptd rflbl Jr. wiD cove ..to for It 1 MeNI!r lor four Til lbowl II· oft tile froDc • - lbe C. IICI'tltiHPI'I . . · Julia flw llr ealllldna ller act II lilt 1M ~ Mossier bu amra! ap · 8te 8'110011 lla,l la VfCII PI~ vers1o111 (11111 .may lll\Jt ep. qmbol wulllt ~ IUdDu1rJ 'l'llomla and TV panel dy's and Mel't pei'MIIIl O.l.) diiiiJ 11'1 . . . . jel ,._ ....,.._ Bill T1lclman aptiDt but otllet1 are llltq MJmt!. IIIII Jamea MW tqutp. 111G1t Ill thllr 11mt Ill • 11b1C11: lied; and the mlallna Hobomb . ~ 10 IIIUb tl!t 1lolllftcien ,lltniDr w11an tbt)' att..'lllled In Spain hu bDtll IIIII • . NeiiOII ltddy apa II lilt lllblra Rulb't W. lllb st. TV veralona abomlq .. ·Cot-, Ldll QuuW ~ilnlt a ·..... COCitlall llllll . At an "Allll" 11e1ta Robertloo, mother ct aur JIIIIIMtle lllaellonald't . . - . -'DI blin, llldiMI Ca1111 Madrid AmbUlldor ·A1J111r er, 0... IIIJmGIId, Ill _ . INIItd up the 1'1. Y. Ill • JI!OUII Biddle Duke, Mid ua at lhe ~ abnvl 1l'l'lllt !Willi'• widow, whlll Ill ·turMd II 0111 ''love" ony Restaurant abe _ , lite Jolll, IIIII 1111J tlllkt liQpJ wllb SbeUay Wlntera least perluJW about ller ,ot~'l lllldllnel 1111 edltlcla. and lllnaed "MJ lbt't Ill famous d(p Jnlo tbt wilirl Actor Aad7 Prbtl and liND- dlrtlll condllloa for • lf.lertin the bomb Ul taiiJ dl Seolt may bl dhorctd - aJ. Iter qtl" .. Widell ftPIIIIII fell . . "U Aq1t went IIWbiJ. 11r C1111 mtdl - U AadJ ..,._ wiu' 8blliay•1 lltUdr llbecl II mlnf tiler!! I tnow It WM ure," but thay'rl IICiq IIIII' 1111. and .t•n tel 1111 tnatlltcl lilt Aid, lwdly lllnUUI at ._ rfed tban belare . . . '1'111 111m tpllda and clemrl when the Admiral <Mp. a.lnnan &. rr-111 worUtl ..a 1!11 ell- 4llled II tile Olclllomeallld ... D. Sira&USI II Ill Ntw Ztlllllll ll'lfte: he'D flle; hlllllld wlllbl Sbowbil' lmillqelt fiiCI bu • litootln& elk, alq, chamott 1te. Veen 8nMm . . . a.rbtra Jlut. filii tad; IMr dqbllr llacl 1 - with bow IIDtl arrowl . · , '1'111 IDD (aUilll II Ban f'ntlclll!o) lnllttlown lDcl her 1111117 par. !iegftld 'lbellre Nla (for tl4~ 1111 lilt wllbel 101 .I .Pel 101111 frllftcll art 1'0011111 for I milltOII) to a ~ btdl\1. JIMa __tlow _ _wauld __IJI;:_drk_IJitt __ a_lll_tatl __ ....,.:.;...::il1_·- - fl', reminds ut Bll]f &. I »a!IJ Senlllltl, P. n tJ Middleport, O. :Vudt 11, IllS boulbt It llral ID equal PiriE W" sldp •lith Ilea Mllrltltll, wilt ..,.,. ra a. 1111 ell..'lllar Rl"' !era ntalttdub tbt Geor~t Wllbinpla ilrkl&l .. Before ~ • - oouJd vale and Operate the ftne old theatre, lieD lOki uut to BlllJ and we ubcl him q ... •'Jie. ~-br Hel•ft llottel--a <ause Billy Ill 1traJcbt oat te bicm and har.. me 1a1o 1ft. tile atra tlmt nadiD!r blr 1 lin« go and be succeeded," BBII 11D17 cr lUll fllltlna wtlb blr, told Ul )'e8l'S wgo .. . "I )ual You woo't print thlo but here Same In the evening - maltt couldn't be bothered with todlanglng Into ber plaJ elolhel JIOOS. I'm 1 mother of II. terminable harassment" knportant because 1111 II a a He took a siJ:-ftgure profit · .;.; (Years) I bad 1111 e&l'l pierced aomltbilll to anllelpelt . , • the deal and delt,bted to wileD I wu etcht 1111'1 old and SolllltbiDg llbe MIGin' mila be rid ol II aDd Billy . . N. Y. 1beJ1 atiD are. My llv.yoar old If !he )JOked. Sbe'U ootgrow Sl.atf Sen. Tom Macken (as we daughter jiDI begged me to thll stage with a Ultle loecifo-t montlls ago) on March pierce ber ean. I said No until DIIured aullbltlel! IIDd 1 lot af 13 formal]f wm lllllOUIICI bJa ... tried to do It henelf. We • • pushJna. -H. candidacy for Queens. D. A. bid bll' 111'1 plerctd Qu1Q. Dear Belen: Tom wu 1 good N. Y. oop, mas. Slit II>W II weartna U., Bow ABOUT this? Dt ,0. I!Udles nights lot biB Jaw .-. liWt lllwr earrlngl wldcb I suppose are aettlna 10mt tree and · turned II b1a ._. paid t5 for. Now 1111111 II 111q lllll!e? I kids ac:lulll)o 18W I 18eJ1. for a dlslinculllbecl pollllell _.. wllh IIIII? IPI' with a butdt balreut tltl eer · What's t!ftl' lllppentd By 1111 IIIJ, bll' ll'lftdllll did Gtber dQl -BAPPJLY suato the ..... domJnaat ildWJ 1lle pltielq . with tbt IIIW PRISEO 111m, Tbt Tbealre llulld? • "llltpen rllp.. llld tllln II Dear Rapt • Dltdlt -8HIRLIY Boy .. PI' -.ll Her Impact In "Tbe 01 u'" Dllll' llellders: , _ Ilei}lllllland ~ ltiB Elb Sommet tile a!flr 111 To lor iltall • lot ., ietlial, Dear Belsl: J'll fd J011 IIJbl I'll ID Well'l~••oad­ 111111 (Medroi) bt1onp 111 lltil Gill af IDuob I d011'1 lVIII kDow ecl by beautiful earcls, lellm, MlfiWY. w8at 1 "'III(IA'I rlq" II, IIIII magulne.t, travel guldea, 111111 IrWlJ' I'm not ~led are enjoying them aU 'lflrJ Q - I lllve 111ea tMiq _ ... to IIDd ..... IIIUCh. lfeJea 1 Willi , . .... Aventyllor depresala! lot lllgiJt AI I've 11111 befcl'e, lben'a tee aD tbt wonderful retDeiJI. montlta. n did not bother me. ~ WRONG Wllh pletctd bnmte~ lft'ft received hill at lint but now I gtl wealt llld -., IIIII u tllert'l notllbiC mry Iiiii IIIII 1t ftlrel&a dllzy' Could thlo be lrllln lite WTODI wltb - - a .q Ill trlee-over 1,100 eardt 1111 . . drug? your nose. They're just IIIII tin, IIDtl ~·r 1t111 c:otiiJilll A - NOiblplj;llw (.t.flll,ll Wllal ,... loki ,... " I 1111 tlllt'l alL -11. It a tranqull!Jer that should -Dear1111, Helea: lll'lllld bulblncl lDcl I eoald not be t.akeo by anyoM wh o M~ t1 your Nllderl Ally tmel "lleOIIJ.bacl" has glaucoma or a kk111tJ dJa. lllllld blip ... Our a.. • ,..... nally brqllfbt 1111 WtiiM rtpt tue. Among Ill side eltecta aro oldllblanlloartodlwlln laiD 11t1r i1'11D1 1110111 I T lin t dizziness, restleuneu, ~ 1he llllll'lllllp llld Ill ...... ,., 1!IW: JGIII tbaDt ,..., ttll, blurred 9lllob, el8thtll .,.. bldlrprta. Ml')'bociJ. - MR. AND Mill. aweata, nausea and beadacbe. How Cllll ,w apMcl liP a GEORGI I . MYERS, 11ft 1H, "poke • ....,. lpul1np fall, fllwlloo 1 W. Vi. Q -J ..,. • fll • called warda filL AI "*tiiC paNIIIIa, 1lllr !lsacltiJ: Apln, tMDkl for ,_ ~ dpllllda wblcb 1111 mu. f t blve no tlmll lor 1b11 del .10 .. lido 8pliiDI. Drip del«J. -A.B. · Mr. and Mn. ..,.. .. 11ave not •elped me. 11 Ilion Dear A: .,.. 1111 reelhlp "' an • ... 1111)7 curer MJ nr 111111 . - 11 11111 , _ eeln your letlln - IIIII tb1J .A-11) lilt M • II _. ,aar a~~o Ill Ire very ltilltlul ~ opama 11 llmtllr In maa, ... 1111DJ an 1IIIIble til . . . . Yaa abild parhapl apee\1 to chorea (SI. Vltul'l -- ·~ . . . . . . people lllllr mall. -.ll ducal end Put:J,_•1 d ' - - .... alnllleulq ber. 9o • (lhakq pilaJ). Tbe clrllfl lhe triea 10 delay ,au bJ dawdn11 coltmm II dedicated to IIVtll for paliJ ban bllped IIDJ. '1'111 lamlly Uvtng, 10 lf you'rt bavprod, 1111 some vlctlml but, 1ft 1..-a~, balkltr 1111 ....;"" IIC kid lrltille .cr IIIII plata tile Ill drug trettmeJt of IIIII t11tt t • • lllny l'llll ... 1111 ....... truublt, t.t Heleu help YOU. Ia unsallaf!~. SurewJ of. became•. lhe wiD alao welooma yaur flrl tbt beat Jaopa tw lm)IIO\'.. WbJ DOt 117 • - .,...., - amm~we ......... "" meat YoulboUid • a lpMiaJ. Oil ap a balf-llnur earlier, belj> drel1 Bel• llollll II liN II 1st Ill 'd l - ., 1111 - - Mr l't draued, IIIII tt.. ,._... aysteon and rouow 1111 ... .,. show representative: 843 Loailletoa v1ce Qot available cme montb \ By Jaek O'Briau Richard S. Owen. Publloher Chester Tannehill Editor Published every alternooa oscepl SW> day by The Ohio Valley PubJilblllll Com. pany, 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio ~7611. Busineil OUU:t plaODt WY Nllle Editorial pbone W'l Z-21~7 Eottred 11 second cl.ua mailin& manu at the post offiee at Pomeroy, OhJo. ', - I. Today the average person wl!o . Ill - seeking employment, or a change of positions Ia almost as much lntereRted in · the fringe benefits as they ere in the to: tal wages that are paid. One of the rea· .. sons for this it that the Social Security · system, even with its expanded benefits; is not keeping up with the inflated costs ol living. The time was when an old Civil War veteran could live rather weU on a pension that was considerable leu than $100 a month. Today a penon who has to depend on Social Security il hard q>ressed to make ends meet with well :,ver 1 •100. The providing for sound :,pension plans gives a feeling of security ~to the worker, and at the same time a businessman Ia renderlna a service, with ·!i!!Pst certainly good feeling of having glven a faithful employee a dignified retlr.ment. Tbe advantages ·also accrue to the employer. it makes possible the keeping open of the avenues of promotion for younger employees when the older ones can safely !top their laban with the assurance that they will have enough to li ve on in the declining yean. It provides an orderly method of pell!lonlng elderly • employees and It permits tax deductions that takes 1 considerable edge off to the ooat to the busines&. Tbe employees have ·: the usurance of financial security, and :l ltss tax liability on compensation. Even at best there are stlli some holes in the . idea ol pensiona. They can become out· , moiled, and unless they are updated 1 · plan established 10 or 20 years ago . milht be enlirely i•adequate for the [ 1910's. The whole system does not allow ~ for workers to stop habit of saving, be! for workers to stop the habit of saving, ; because even with the best of piiUII 'c tbere Is always need for that eltn neat ~l,dbut .flw pay any attention to that • I 'urthennore, the farmer bad better It while be Ia healthy and atronc e won't In his twilight 18110DI. . lll'mlna Is big business todey. He mwt J1e thouiht of as a buslnesa man. Tbtre entire fteld of problems l!lvolved In providi!l& ade(!uatel7 for 41111 , r WASIUNGTON- 'lbe Uberal movement In thla COUiltry II btlna wrenebed by bHter IMor atralN o¥tr altempte of tbt 10 • called New Left to dilered11 lhla uUon'l blpardua polIcy of IDilllary reslsllnoa tu Communist aqnaloa II Soulb VIII Nam. hi Ill tmmedlall I h II barlb dlvllloo dtclriDally pltll tbt pl<xlt-of-VIet Nem lorm of aew llbtralllm lllinlt liberal· 11111'1 atrongest 1\Jtu, orpalled lAbor. The vast bulk of labor II standing unshaken here with President JoiiDioa -as also, ia truth, with every sicDlllcanl leader of every shade of RepubiiCanli!D, whelhtr former Presldeat EtaeMower, Richard Nixon, All Landon, or 1M libera! Republicw typlfted by Stn. Jacob Javill cl New York. la the larger end longer _,. the New Lett, In set!tlng to destroy Vietnamese policy thtough attacb oa ita symbol, Preaident Johnlon, il rilkin1 the destruction of Uberalilm iD eeneral u lD eUecllvt pulltical t.rce. Men who hove <arried liberalllm'a cause fw many yeanIUCh men os Jnltl In New Yorlt and Sen. Paul llollflas ill Dlinoll - tr1 belna put on a 'er'! thin dll by IOIDt cl tbt ..., forte~ wl1lcb blltlrically owe them most. Tills columnlst has alnodJ poillted out 1111 ovldetlt determlnation of tbt uU.VItt Nam war llberalo to lhoot tllat policy dewn, even at tbe CGII ol • dqerlui the ltlrd · prea!led liberal Democrallc Govtrllllr cl CaliforDia, Edmund Brown, and ol ~lectlni a perlert11 ~ c•nt but blghly co.. publleon Senator from Texu, John Tower. But the lhktc IOU tiNeb farther. Labor unioll IIOUI'Ctl of IDconleltahlot savvy ond COl>Jiedloos illalsteiiUy Rrll 1D private tllat tbt Far Loft oa Viet Nam il ._111'1111 1o lit 01 ill bonds Ill lllillotl • l•illlt Dou11u Ia b1a caa1e1t willl 1111 P•tbl"'a• challoapr, " HELEN HELP US! Capi~ol Comment, Events Cborltl Per<y. Ilouilu' IOie but unforlivlble crime iB that he rtluiN to speak out a&ainst the In Viet Nam. w.- Javlll II la DO Immediate danger, lor he IS 110! up thil year lor re-election. sun. he, too, linda no enjoyment In readInc bla mall !rOm trstwhlle liboral friends w~e purposes he bu faithfully forwanled for many yean. They denounced blm now becaUJe he wtU 1101 join tbt clamor of 1 tiny but llrelessly articulate minority that wishes us to up ia Viet Nom. What tile New Left Is Ia truth undertaking If a euerrUJa war llainll the abJect - a~d !be tllO!t entrenched - pollttclans lbat Uberallml in aeneral has produced tn decadea. NothIn& like thll hu lleea aeen Iince the far.llberal Henry Wallace led a tbJrd • party rump msvemeat 1111n81 tbt raoiubl policy of President lfllrry TruIDID to ball aggressive romIIJUIIiarn la Europe. Again, It wu 10 admitted risk, taken In 1 lime of torture for Greece end the Mediterranean Basill against another Communistbacked "war of liberation" The pro • Viet Nam liberal powarbousel, sueh 11 Dollllu and Jovita, ... tn01t likely to IIUI'Yive It all handily. CertaiJI. ly, tbeJ llhould: IIDd certainly, too, they deaerve moderate and m!ll conset vative aalltance If llted be. Fer wh11leVet 1 modenta or a COitSei'YaUve may tllbllt of tbt Doullases end JavIlles on domelllc illues, • 11 these lsaues slot to puerility •• apll1lt tbt giant issue of national honor and necessity whlcb II VIet Nam. But wbol olllle old liberal ooalldoa ltsell - that coall"oa embracilli &lib thl doetrlnaih oqheoda, the strongly antiCommualst Ubenll and t h • 1o1J811 old labor • union types wbo tnow how to deliver tbe fVtel 011 Election Illy? \VW tbia, too, lltlrVlve lt all? llllnlve It llhould, in the highest of n.u-J lnterelt. For to Ill It mnaahecJ by mere Ill•• aavage guerrilla action from within would be to witness the success of a r1111in1 minority separatism In public affaltl de.!Pfl'•tely allen to a reaso~ able responsible two-party I,Ystem Ill this country. (Copyright, 1966, by United Feautro Syndicate, io<:.) DOlTOR SAYS II)' Woyue G. Brudald, M.D. Q -My doctor advloed me bl oat Uver for anemia . Would cblckea liver be u effective • calves' Uver? I like cllicltea liver better. Are llver extract tnd vlt.amlD B-Ill the aemeT A - F• ,..._ wlth oome forms of IMIIIIa liver il ...,_ ommended because It Is 1 ricll lllliii'CO of botll iroo end vlt.amln 8-1J. The iron II In 10 CJ11Bhic combination that Is more retul· lly utlll&ed by the body than IDDrpnie iroo sllll. Beef liver Is a better source of Iron and vitamins than calves' liver but chicken liver il better than either. Liver extract contains con· tetttrated vitamin 8·12 but no Iron. Q -U a .-r- bas hem• lytle anemia, • compllcatilll llver disease and a bad apleell would thll be fltaiT Would Meclrol and large doteS of cartiiiOIII be helpful? A - llem~tlc •-•· II a diseue In wblcb de~tructloa of red blood cells occura u cliotinguished from anemias le which there is a fallwe of the bloecl-lorming organs. Hemoly~c anemiA may be a!!IOCI&Ifd with Rh Incompatibility Ia tbt JMWborn, auero to cold, le~>kemia, Hodakin'o dilease, ovarlin tumors, many infectiOUJ dlseii!OI, many druga and cbemleal poiBotll, severe burna and 101t1e poisonous snake bites. Tbe outlook would depead on the cause and the aeveri!J. Drugs ol the cortt..one areup are ofi4D helpful. MetltylpredJil. · ffitiO;s ThefllDo It Every Time • 1 I clrec"- -= 1 ....... Ida=· ...... lions, PleaH Mil , _ .. Ill... . . to .,.,.. 0. a ' 1..~ M. D., Ill art eC IIIIa ......... Ill'. ~ .... 1!0'• ........ W I I \ I I i I ) I I Columbus East, Warren Triumph By UDited Prell btternaUolll cold-shooting Cambridge team, Ohio's blgb school regional MM. The game actually wu tournament warfare opens oD a even more lopsided than the full scale tonl&hl at aigbt alies. score liS the Bobcats managed When the firing is over, the only four points In the first persurvivors in the annual tourna· lod and 11 during the entire ment play will he cut to only first hall whUe hitting 21.1 per eight teams In eacb class. The cent or their mots for the winners meet Saturday Blgbt for game. the right to play in next weelt's East plays Lancuter 1D the state tournament Columbus Regional finals SatIn regional action at Columbus urday night. and Kent Thursday night War- Both ol Ohio's No. 1-ranked ren Harding !23-1) and Colum· teams during the regular seabus East (17~) won rather son swing back into action lohlllodily to advBIIce into the fi· Blgbt as Class AA Dayton nals. Cbaminade (:12-1) takes on CinWarren ripped Canton Lincoln clnnati Elder (20-3) la the . Clll73-58 to advance Into the Kent clnnati Regional, and Bridgefinals against Cleveland East port (23-1), tbe top team In 116-5). The Panthers, ~eon- Class A, battles Dalton (I~) ly loss of the season was to al the canton Regional. Canton McKinley, held the upper band throughout against tlie Lions, who upset McKinley In last week's district play. Fast Break Roagb Warren's fast break was too much for Llnroln, which trailed by nine points at the first perlod 11111rk and 37·25 at halftime. Ed Lucco and Dave Thomas led COLLEGE PARK, Md. (UP!) Warren with 18 poln~ each. -Kentucky and Duke-«>llege In Columbus, East s two-time b k lb II' No 1 and No. 2 hlTig r · led aseas . c amp on ers e IIIUna a teams-were rated even today for their collision course showdown In the opener of the finals of NCAA championship play. Third-ranked Texas Wes· tern was favored over unrated Utah In the second contest of tonight'• play. Kentucky, Duke Battle Rated Even Request Fails, Louisville Lip Is Subdued ..... .··-- , .. 1. NEW SKIPPERS: DARK (.. 1._. Bri,-ham Young, NYU to - -o .___ _ _ _ __, Meet for NIT Laurels 1 NEW YORX (UPil -Brll· complell!ly !hrOWed by the bam Young which was whisked aggressive, swarming Army tnlo the NatlDnal JnvttatlDn defense in lhe first. hall and Tournament on a sliver platter, bad left the court trading 31-24. McUVGH and New York University, a But Jlmas and Steve Kramer, Pl'l'l'SBllRGH local team which bad to beg, a Moot~ forward who led all lumnist R4y borrow and steal Its way Into srorers with 23 points, "":ovPlttsburgb Prell! Madlson Square Garden, will ered lrom the disastrous f1rst an award u meet Saturday for the cham· ball to lead the Coo~ars mto the Year In plonshlp o1 tbt nation's oldest the finals for the forst time the Natlooal post-seasoo bal!ketball tour- since 1951 when they. won .the Sportswriters program nament. · tournament in the1r lmhal "I tbrew snowball• aU wmler at Salisbury, .1'1. C. Brigham Young, the lop· appearance. and lurlled mysolf Into • <old· oeeded iiquad in the original 14Defense Melcblonnl Well team field batUed from behind NYU. which hadn't made the wealber pitcher. Now wbat U S SKATER8 Wlft{ ' . wW 1 do Ibis sliiDmer?" tUPI) _ , . .,._. to oust tenacious Army ~ finals since 1948 when 11 and the Vlolelll, one of the last finished second to St. Louis, Framingham, M a 1 Li clubs to be selected, stunned performed an effective defen· school hockey team NBA Standlags VIllanova IH3 in Thursday sive job on Villanova's BiD Voss, the Oslo school ebltlf'll night's semifinals. Melchionnl, the touriiBment's By United Preas btternaUonal 4-3 'r.iursday night ~~~:,;~:; The Cougars, 13-polnl favo- bigb scorer, to earn the berth Eastern Dlvlllon Arx srored oo a shot rites had to battle for their opposite Brigham Young in W.. L.. Pet. GB blue line wllh 10 sec:oa4t livea' against the aroused Saturday's nationally-televised ·• ' Philadelphia 53 25 .679 Cadets, the smallest but final. 52 26 .667 1 CAll UP PLAYERS ~crappies! .team in the tourMelchionni, who had tallied Bosleo 45 32 .584 711 PITISBURGH (UPI) . nament. 33 and 30 points as the Cincinnati 29 49 .372 24 Pittsburgh Hornets ol TraO AI Ball Cinderella Wildcats upset de- New York American Hockey League Trailing 31-24 at baiftlme and fending champion St. John's Western Division called up Lou Mara flti!l 56-54 with three minutes (N.Y.) and Boston College, was W.. L. . Pel.. GB MemphiB to fill In the ~ remaining in the game, Brig· held to just 11 by Richie Dyer, x-Los Angeles 43 34 .558 - by the departure of ham Young tied the score at 58- Mal Graham and Bruce Kaplan Baltimore 37 41 .474 61ft Goegan and Bob M:~~:t all when Dick Nemelka was as NYU posted it< 18th victory St Louis 34 4Z .447 8\1 were sent to the parent fouled by Army's Bill Hellde in 27 games. San Francisco 34 44 .436 9\1 Red Wings. and sank both free throws. The Violell. trailed 32-27 at Detroit Z2 56 .282 21 'h Subsllluta guard Jim Jimas, a halftime after going eight x-Clinched division title RANGERS RECAIJ.. J.foot-1 junior making his first minutes without a point but Thursday's Resulls NEW YORK (UP)) appearance In the NIT, stllle finally overhauled the Wildcats Boston Detroit man AI Lebrun of 1113 128 the ball from Army's Bill with five minutes elapsed in the San Francisco 116 St. Louis lt2 has been recalled by tbeweell• Seigle and Insured the victory second stanza. NYU broke the Phtl d I hi 115 New York 106 York Rangers for ' when he dropped In two quick game open by sroring seven a eP a games agamst Montreal Boston. Lebrun will take -up shots in the final selonds. consecuti-.e points over a two- (Only ga~es scb~ed ) Cincmnat• at Baltimore slack for defensemeo Brigham Young, averaging minute span with seven miPlager and Jim Nielson, 16.7 points per game, had been nutes left. That left the Violets St. LouiB at Los Angeles on top 5!1-50 and Bruce Kaplan, tOnly games scheduled! may he out with injuries. who finished with 21 points, preserved NYU's lead by -----------~------­ om 'osi.o I tal N Hospi ews Citati'on 18 • Made After 3-Ca w k 76ers Keep One sinking a brace or free minutes. Game Edge over in the final-----Boston Celtics Reds Lose l-0 To Detr0•'t Nt'ne By , Uolled Pre~o IDtemalloaal UltOWS Tbe shirt A sellout throng of 14,000 was asoured lor the Kentucky-Duke LOillSVILLE, Ky. (UP[) - battle at 7•30 p m EST and Holzer Hospital: Visiting Heavyweight champion Cassius the Texas Westr.nat .g-emahUew hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents f feC Clay oaid today, "I'm not the Texas Western-Utah game only on Pediatrics Ward. Its still a wide open battle talkln' about nothin' but fight· . . 59 Williams· lor both f1rst place ID the WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPII In'" but apparently be was not ~~. 9·30 p.m., EST. The w•nne~s Admlsslo•s . Harold Dowling, , d 'th National Basketball Associa· - Read games are provmg JUSt speaking of fighting In the will meet lor the championship Mrs. f'rank B. Washmgton, town, W. Va., w~shcharu!,e WI tlon's Eastern Division and as hard to wm in exhibition Army Saturday at 10 p.m., EST. 51 Pine St. ; Mrs. Helena C. failure Ill stop w I m asthsur· third place In the Western loop. play as durmg the regular sea, , Hill 1815 Chatham Ave · Mrs ed clt!11r distance after a ree . . . .11 Ll The pa1rlng of Kentucky s• • Cro .. C · ll'sion Thursday after- ~iladelpllia held on to Its son for the Cmcmnah Reds. 1 Lo The ulsvt e p was 'ld Is (26- 1) . th Car 1 C Call, Rt. I wn 1ty ; car ro • On lh t · t the somewhat subdued after his WI ca . agams1 e Glenn ·R. Hinson, Rt. I Bid- noon. He posted a $27.50 bond one-game lead in the East e curren )aun . Y e- .....o ..._ da . ted Duke Blue Devils <25-31 had the th W K K to appear Friday in municipal Boston Thursday night when have lost all three contests, the dra It "'""" ouurs y re;ec . , bask b ll well Mat ew . emper err; h h b D a request for a change In ~s makn:'gsthof 11966 'r let at Mrs. Dorset F. Keefer, Rt. I court. the 76ers took a lls-106 win ltratest t,; J.(dl w 'tteLwaks I yd e· dr fl latus fr lA epic ID e v ew o mos cnur ill' G Tho over New York behind Wilt 01 •uurs ay a a e an . a ' om .' experts. But no one was Leon: W IBm regory mas, No one was injured in the a.. Chamberlain's 37 pomlll It was Today the Reds are facing neEdw~~i~~~o, g~; s ;:~ disrounUng the title chances of ~t. ~·~·8 p~:O~~-Mr~,!!!! cident at 2·311 p.m. on Rt. . T, the nmth win in a row . for the Boston on the Red Sox' grounds . : y, d Texas Western (26-1) or the · 1 ' JUSI 108 feet north of the Silver 76en Ill set 8 new club mark. in the first and only game beap~al ~ decision ~? groun s underdog Utah Redskins (23-6) ~ · Rupe, Langsville , Mrs. Ann- Bridge at Kanauga, according tween the two clubs this sprmg of rellg1ous beliefs. He had h bled th . I to 1e Henderson, Rt. I Portland; to !be State Hig\lway patrol Boston q~eanwhile llaUened c· . t' t f 10 days to do thiB after w o scram eiT way n Mrs. George Casro, Pomeroy; , . Detroit 1!8-103 as hotshot John mcmna I. go some '"," receiving an official notice of the !mal foursome on the Mrs Harold E Dewhurs' Rul- Officers said that northbound ' . . pitchmg of Its own, but wasn t . Smith ~Ches- cars dnven . the classification sIreng th of th e red.hot scoring [t d·. M H Bert by Harry E. Clark, Havlicek tossed m 32 pomts. abl e to rnake muc h of th e offer"1 will rero~end that he of Jerry Chambers. :n ;ke· rsDavid S Wilbur' Bam- 33 Pomeroy, and Chesler C. 01- The Celts call on lowly New mgs of Denny McLam and Bill ' J."' , . . ' . • 5' Cl'fto sto ped York Satur~ay and entertam Monbouquette of llle Tigers exercise whatever rights he has In two preliminary tour- den; Oscar H. Cunrun(.~am, Rt. tver, '• 1 n, were P tougb Cincinnati to close out ' as a citizen," Jacko said. nament games, Chambers has 3 Ironton; Mrs. Howard C. Ma· to allow another car to make a their schedule. Philadelphia who allowed a total of three He Indicated that an appeal poured In 77 points for the Utes theoy, Hamden; Mrs. Ray A. left turn mto the parking lot at hosts Cincinnati Saturday but hits. . would be based on the religious aad stands a chance Ill crack Barnett, Rt. 2 Pedro; Joe W. Tiny's Markel. must play Sunday Bl Balti'more The only run m the game was · Sobo · h E wv . J . scored m the SIXth by DetrOJt d 1 Cl ' Black M slim otuhn ary s than asu a the four-game rourney scormg 1C Hvlc te' vansAh•l d. aK. • . aMmes Behind thM1, Dowling failed i - a team that has been almost when Jim Northrup tripled oil lgr' 81 ra •••e record of 141 set by Clyde [ · ogs n, s an • y., rs. to slop and hiS car struck the unbeatable at home thiS se89on. . conscientious objector. . Lovellette with Kansas In 1962. Glen V. Bartley, Ashland, Ky.; back of the Oliver car. Impact . . . . Dam Za~m and scored on Don Clay, when f1rst notified of .James E. Exline, Coalton. of the collision knocked Oliver The Sltu!ioo m the West '' Demeter s smgle. biB reclass~ication from tY to In the Kentucky·Duke str~gcar inti> the back of the Roush more confused. .Joe Nuxhall, Zanni, Ted Da-1 lA, said it was against biB gle, the game oi comparative Blrtho Th ·nor dama e . vidson and Scott Breeden aJ. religion to light in any war not scores indicates virtually noth· Mrs. Dorset F. Keefer, Rt. I car. •re was m• g San FranCisco . closed to lowed a total of six hits lo the declared by Elijah Mohammed. ing. The Wildcats of Coach Leon, daughter, 9:06a.m. ~t.'h~ ~:u~~~:rtw:~~h~- within' .game of third-place St. Tigers. He also was granted permis- Adolph Rupp trimmed Michi- day ; Mrs. H. Bert · LouiB With a ll6-l12 wm over Chico Ruiz opened the game slon to leave the country for his gan 84-77 last weekend to gain Chesapcake, son, 12 ' 16 p.m. Scheduled to appear Friday the Hawks Thursday . .Bul the with a double off McLain, but March 29 title fight with the finals. Duke beat lhe same Thursday ; Mrs. Clester in Gallipolis municipal rourl on lfllwks are 34-42 Wllh four he didn 't gave up another hi tj 641 George Chuvaio In Toronto. Michigan team by an identical Tackell, Second Ave., of speeding were: Paul games left and San FranciSco thereaflec in llle five innings he I Clay refused to talk abool his seven-point margin, 1011-93, in 1' 59 p.m. Thursday; . Mrs. Nochlms, 31, Hastings, Mich.; is 34-44 and would appear to worked. The next Reds hit was trials and tribulations witll the an overtime contest dwing Call, Rt. 1 Crown City, Roger Perry, 24, Cleveland Jack "':ed wms 10 its l~st two games Leo Cardenas ' single with two I draft board. regular season play. ter, I0::!2 p.m. Thursday. Beern, 18, and Glenn Sucher, 19, With Western DIVISIOn champ out in the eighth off Monbou"ThiB whole thing has been Duke beat Virginia twice, 75DIScharget . of Rio Grande. Lodged In Los Angeles to have a chance quelte, obtained from Boston in I d~lurblng Ill rne," Clay said. "1 '[ 72 and 81-55. Kentocky rolled Mrs. OdiS G. Bums, . the Meigs county jail, William to even lie the Hawks. an off-season trade. Pinch-hitter 1l broke in camp five times and over the same foe, 99·73. C. Legg, Mrs. Claude LeWIS, 62, Pomeroy, was However, the Warriors are Mel Queen followed .with a doul'm missing three days train· Against Notre Dame, Duke won Gerald L. McBee, Jacque! me with Intoxication. protesting Tuesday's ble, but Gordy Coleman popped I that's the choice of the "POMEROY" crew's Regatta City who! June 10·11·12 ° "' -s the mood is rela ~d. ttle ahkt Hentey necklined and hued with tho most- caloflnss. Special pluses, tho c~ trast trim. I'OOftiY pocMt IRI side slits in an aft-cotton shirt that's care~• tM wtJII1.. Now Is the time lor all qua.litp. lllinded 1n1o1 to pk:t oee tiPo Better make Ct. a couple.. When the Iivia' is easy is the Dexter ••• Ita. 1 c I New York Oothing House, Pomeroy ·; you're preparing for 95·73 W. Herbert Sbelron, alng.bigWhen heavyweight fight one 103-63; Kentucky did likewise, Neal, Henry Mrs. Sllerman, Jr., Mrs. G. slip and you're finished." ' . Dewey Woods, Timothy S. Tay. GAME DATES SET lor, Suss~ Plants, Mrs. K. Ed· FIGIIT RESULTS PlTISBURGH (UP!) - The mund SwiSher •. and mia~t daullh· By United Preos International Pittsburgh Steelers will meet Mrs. Melvm K. Wllharns and LOS ANGELES (UPI )- Raul lthe Green Bay Packers in a' ani daughter. Rojas, t28~ San Pedro, Call!., National Football League exhibl· stopped Rtcardo Moreno, 127, lion game at Green Bay Aug. Mexko (31 . •27. lo other exhibition games, [ rl" the Steelers meet the New LAS VEGAS (UP!) - Irish York Giants Aug. 6, the Wayne Morton, 185, Fresno, Minnesota Vikings Aug. 13, and Calif knocked out Dave Burch Ithe San Francisco 49ers Aug.! 19312.' Phoenix, Ariz., (5) ' 20. loss St. Louisa at San Jose, Calif.,to because refeN'e BLASTS BOOK I two players a Cree ohot WASHINGTON (UPII - Rep. a double foul. Zelmo Beaty Bob Wilson, R.Callf., .rontends the Hawks scored and Nate Johnson administration iB Thurmond of tlle printing - at taxpayers' ex- missed and St. Louis went on ;-a book braggi~g about win b:· 8 point. legtslaUve accomphshments. Wilson said Thursday &hat the League President , book, titled "The Johnson Kennedy Thursday retected the Record: First protest. Alth?ugh the rule Session of the 89t:l Congress," states that ne~ther msn gelll a cost th< government foul shot after • double foul, about $68 a page and would sell Kennedy said that the official's $2 a copy. mistake C I not give either He said lederal employes who team an advantage . Feeney·Henndt Post 128. worked on the book may be Owner Franklin Mieull S'aid , Amencan Legion, observed. guilty of violating the lflltch be would take the prolesl to J ~h btr!htday of !?~ Amencan Act, a law which forbids civil league board of governors, Wgdon da a specla t ~ ..,rvice employe' from engag- Ylhlch '!OIIId overrule Ke1meoly 8 e ne~ ayMiedvdelmngt "'e post log in partisan politics. on the matter. horne tn epor . I Albert Roush, ·was ln c~arge of the and welcomed the Myrll Coakley of Roger Barron of Athens. A buffet lunchoon was serv-' ed preceding the meeting with ] William Swisher In charge. Following the luncheon, a discuslinn was beld concerning new building addition planned for the hall. Mr. Coakley and Mr. Barron gave remarks in SeeThe connection with the project. The next reglllar -~- 11 Full Line log wtU be held Wednesday, At . • March 23 at the ball llel!lnnmg II 7:30 p.m. u~~tll~en~d~th~e~th~re~a~t.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!' 1 : I · Lemon . Post Observes 47 tb Birthday Event I >It?' I ax 11a1n lelten h d . . . . . . lllloml Ill ' I t ).\ l , 1 I M. U YOU MEET THE ·i [ NYLONAIRE NICEST PEOPLE ON A w.- - IMPHASlliNO IIAUTY AND KONOMY'.. ft. ,_t _, .... T•riHtyllng oad the LOWIST· <MKlOR STATIOM Aloe--· PIICED I_.... ........... c...too o •ru family onc1 pltntr a1 cortct wttfl "" _. csl~o~e•- WAIIIANT'I. -fOION.f- $1744 P.O.I, Smith's fiat Sates &Senice •a.•,.......... 1 ~ l!!l!lfll!llt 1 Mile Above Sliver Brlclt• In KanaiJtl, 0. HONDA I •'he Coloaua of llhndel. one of tile "HVID wonder• of the ancient wqrld," was·a reJI~•II ~ar~the~u ~----------~--------~· ·~ Hawk's Cycle Sales I ..... lOA I »,I Milt tlorill ol o \ - 0.... t tel Mon. Thurs. llt...t II I r - Wotl '"· lfi.Jftl o\lhtM. 0. ~~---------------------- 670x15 or 750x14 Whltew1ll-Tubeleu - l FOR 5 31 Plus Sales Tu: end Federal �' / ,. . . ,, \J ' I Da1iJ l!enftneJ, PommiJ·WdlepoJt, 0 ., Marth 18, 1888 I .Voice of Broadway "Soy 'Ah,' Please! · DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGs-MASON AREA '! I , ;.. ' .~ ( : ,• I I • National ' MlvertlsLnl Amt. Mern and BQb 8terltnt ilar In a film venlon of "Little bee arne arandparenll via their . Me," with ortgiDal piAYwrlcbt Bottmeili Kimball, Inc.. ~ve .• New York, CIIJ. Ntw Ycrlt SuDacripCJon ratu: lleli..,ed by 11n1or wbero natlable. SO otnts per week; one e• rear in advance at the Daily Sentinel of· nee $15.50; six months. $7.80, three montbJ $3.90. By Motor Route where c:lh'i~r sfor. 11.2~: Thret montbl. 11.00. t\D edi&ol'iaJ I Are You Prepared? JT would be lnterestin& to know j11st how many persons in Meigs county are covered by some type of pi!IISlon plan. We would venture 1 &Ueu that the percentage Is rather high. Tbere are 'everal hundred teachers, admlniatratora •nd oth!r school personnel, who an a part of one of the bf&&est retirement 1ystern.s in tht state of Oblo, m all tovered u are all persom coDo nected with lllate and county departments, theae together with a large number of workers employed in plants both on thla and the other Bide of the river, and we bello to count them In the thousands. Even with that lara• aament accounted for we atiU have tlie majority of peraons 1!1 the working fon:e woo do not blva a penliDD to look forward to outlidt of old qe and Social Security. ... .·· . ·' ··· ·'• } A drive Is on all over the country to urge more bualnlllllllen to conllder the establishment of aome type of pension mtem. Tbere ll an estimated 25 million persona In private Industry today who are covered by some plans, and it Ia predicted that millions more will have lhat additional 1ecurlty within the next decade. Tbe past few years have seen rapid stride~ in the wholesale J=ar•· lions of baste plans, special pa a to serve the needs of smaller bullneumen and those who work for them. Some of the Impetus for this movement is the providing of fringe benefits, and In some instances keeping ahead of the expansion of uoions into some busine11 enterprises. I I ' ' ' ' I ( ("It's 1111 one big dream, .. Babs confided) .. Only 19 years old and ,..., "'"' wed for the third lime Nat.alla Wood's kid oilier, ~ wa IIW'ritd to bel' lito ell (Btevl Oliver) 111 Vegn afo t.r lmowing blm just 72 bottrl a..,..... m ., I~ ' bunnY make ber • grandma -a !bel_. tL30. a, mall ont year SlO.OO; Sla mootha. I daughter, Tlsh (Mrs. Lal Nell Simon adapting bls nutty ~- e sterI'mg '"oupe "' -' · • Baum )•· w.... aew gema .. . ..... '"" London .,. 10thern offspring was named thL ooe wu fUnnier (ban U., H~ltll Krlslen .. . The Christooo Bdwy .. . 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TV veralona abomlq .. ·Cot-, Ldll QuuW ~ilnlt a ·..... COCitlall llllll . At an "Allll" 11e1ta Robertloo, mother ct aur JIIIIIMtle lllaellonald't . . - . -'DI blin, llldiMI Ca1111 Madrid AmbUlldor ·A1J111r er, 0... IIIJmGIId, Ill _ . INIItd up the 1'1. Y. Ill • JI!OUII Biddle Duke, Mid ua at lhe ~ abnvl 1l'l'lllt !Willi'• widow, whlll Ill ·turMd II 0111 ''love" ony Restaurant abe _ , lite Jolll, IIIII 1111J tlllkt liQpJ wllb SbeUay Wlntera least perluJW about ller ,ot~'l lllldllnel 1111 edltlcla. and lllnaed "MJ lbt't Ill famous d(p Jnlo tbt wilirl Actor Aad7 Prbtl and liND- dlrtlll condllloa for • lf.lertin the bomb Ul taiiJ dl Seolt may bl dhorctd - aJ. Iter qtl" .. Widell ftPIIIIII fell . . "U Aq1t went IIWbiJ. 11r C1111 mtdl - U AadJ ..,._ wiu' 8blliay•1 lltUdr llbecl II mlnf tiler!! I tnow It WM ure," but thay'rl IICiq IIIII' 1111. and .t•n tel 1111 tnatlltcl lilt Aid, lwdly lllnUUI at ._ rfed tban belare . . . 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Before ~ • - oouJd vale and Operate the ftne old theatre, lieD lOki uut to BlllJ and we ubcl him q ... •'Jie. ~-br Hel•ft llottel--a <ause Billy Ill 1traJcbt oat te bicm and har.. me 1a1o 1ft. tile atra tlmt nadiD!r blr 1 lin« go and be succeeded," BBII 11D17 cr lUll fllltlna wtlb blr, told Ul )'e8l'S wgo .. . "I )ual You woo't print thlo but here Same In the evening - maltt couldn't be bothered with todlanglng Into ber plaJ elolhel JIOOS. I'm 1 mother of II. terminable harassment" knportant because 1111 II a a He took a siJ:-ftgure profit · .;.; (Years) I bad 1111 e&l'l pierced aomltbilll to anllelpelt . , • the deal and delt,bted to wileD I wu etcht 1111'1 old and SolllltbiDg llbe MIGin' mila be rid ol II aDd Billy . . N. Y. 1beJ1 atiD are. My llv.yoar old If !he )JOked. Sbe'U ootgrow Sl.atf Sen. Tom Macken (as we daughter jiDI begged me to thll stage with a Ultle loecifo-t montlls ago) on March pierce ber ean. I said No until DIIured aullbltlel! IIDd 1 lot af 13 formal]f wm lllllOUIICI bJa ... tried to do It henelf. We • • pushJna. -H. candidacy for Queens. D. A. bid bll' 111'1 plerctd Qu1Q. Dear Belen: Tom wu 1 good N. Y. oop, mas. Slit II>W II weartna U., Bow ABOUT this? Dt ,0. I!Udles nights lot biB Jaw .-. liWt lllwr earrlngl wldcb I suppose are aettlna 10mt tree and · turned II b1a ._. paid t5 for. Now 1111111 II 111q lllll!e? I kids ac:lulll)o 18W I 18eJ1. for a dlslinculllbecl pollllell _.. wllh IIIII? IPI' with a butdt balreut tltl eer · What's t!ftl' lllppentd By 1111 IIIJ, bll' ll'lftdllll did Gtber dQl -BAPPJLY suato the ..... domJnaat ildWJ 1lle pltielq . with tbt IIIW PRISEO 111m, Tbt Tbealre llulld? • "llltpen rllp.. llld tllln II Dear Rapt • Dltdlt -8HIRLIY Boy .. PI' -.ll Her Impact In "Tbe 01 u'" Dllll' llellders: , _ Ilei}lllllland ~ ltiB Elb Sommet tile a!flr 111 To lor iltall • lot ., ietlial, Dear Belsl: J'll fd J011 IIJbl I'll ID Well'l~••oad­ 111111 (Medroi) bt1onp 111 lltil Gill af IDuob I d011'1 lVIII kDow ecl by beautiful earcls, lellm, MlfiWY. w8at 1 "'III(IA'I rlq" II, IIIII magulne.t, travel guldea, 111111 IrWlJ' I'm not ~led are enjoying them aU 'lflrJ Q - I lllve 111ea tMiq _ ... to IIDd ..... IIIUCh. lfeJea 1 Willi , . .... Aventyllor depresala! lot lllgiJt AI I've 11111 befcl'e, lben'a tee aD tbt wonderful retDeiJI. montlta. n did not bother me. ~ WRONG Wllh pletctd bnmte~ lft'ft received hill at lint but now I gtl wealt llld -., IIIII u tllert'l notllbiC mry Iiiii IIIII 1t ftlrel&a dllzy' Could thlo be lrllln lite WTODI wltb - - a .q Ill trlee-over 1,100 eardt 1111 . . drug? your nose. They're just IIIII tin, IIDtl ~·r 1t111 c:otiiJilll A - NOiblplj;llw (.t.flll,ll Wllal ,... loki ,... " I 1111 tlllt'l alL -11. It a tranqull!Jer that should -Dear1111, Helea: lll'lllld bulblncl lDcl I eoald not be t.akeo by anyoM wh o M~ t1 your Nllderl Ally tmel "lleOIIJ.bacl" has glaucoma or a kk111tJ dJa. lllllld blip ... Our a.. • ,..... nally brqllfbt 1111 WtiiM rtpt tue. Among Ill side eltecta aro oldllblanlloartodlwlln laiD 11t1r i1'11D1 1110111 I T lin t dizziness, restleuneu, ~ 1he llllll'lllllp llld Ill ...... ,., 1!IW: JGIII tbaDt ,..., ttll, blurred 9lllob, el8thtll .,.. bldlrprta. Ml')'bociJ. - MR. AND Mill. aweata, nausea and beadacbe. How Cllll ,w apMcl liP a GEORGI I . MYERS, 11ft 1H, "poke • ....,. lpul1np fall, fllwlloo 1 W. Vi. Q -J ..,. • fll • called warda filL AI "*tiiC paNIIIIa, 1lllr !lsacltiJ: Apln, tMDkl for ,_ ~ dpllllda wblcb 1111 mu. f t blve no tlmll lor 1b11 del .10 .. lido 8pliiDI. Drip del«J. -A.B. · Mr. and Mn. ..,.. .. 11ave not •elped me. 11 Ilion Dear A: .,.. 1111 reelhlp "' an • ... 1111)7 curer MJ nr 111111 . - 11 11111 , _ eeln your letlln - IIIII tb1J .A-11) lilt M • II _. ,aar a~~o Ill Ire very ltilltlul ~ opama 11 llmtllr In maa, ... 1111DJ an 1IIIIble til . . . . Yaa abild parhapl apee\1 to chorea (SI. Vltul'l -- ·~ . . . . . . people lllllr mall. -.ll ducal end Put:J,_•1 d ' - - .... alnllleulq ber. 9o • (lhakq pilaJ). Tbe clrllfl lhe triea 10 delay ,au bJ dawdn11 coltmm II dedicated to IIVtll for paliJ ban bllped IIDJ. '1'111 lamlly Uvtng, 10 lf you'rt bavprod, 1111 some vlctlml but, 1ft 1..-a~, balkltr 1111 ....;"" IIC kid lrltille .cr IIIII plata tile Ill drug trettmeJt of IIIII t11tt t • • lllny l'llll ... 1111 ....... truublt, t.t Heleu help YOU. Ia unsallaf!~. SurewJ of. became•. lhe wiD alao welooma yaur flrl tbt beat Jaopa tw lm)IIO\'.. WbJ DOt 117 • - .,...., - amm~we ......... "" meat YoulboUid • a lpMiaJ. Oil ap a balf-llnur earlier, belj> drel1 Bel• llollll II liN II 1st Ill 'd l - ., 1111 - - Mr l't draued, IIIII tt.. ,._... aysteon and rouow 1111 ... .,. show representative: 843 Loailletoa v1ce Qot available cme montb \ By Jaek O'Briau Richard S. Owen. Publloher Chester Tannehill Editor Published every alternooa oscepl SW> day by The Ohio Valley PubJilblllll Com. pany, 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio ~7611. Busineil OUU:t plaODt WY Nllle Editorial pbone W'l Z-21~7 Eottred 11 second cl.ua mailin& manu at the post offiee at Pomeroy, OhJo. ', - I. Today the average person wl!o . Ill - seeking employment, or a change of positions Ia almost as much lntereRted in · the fringe benefits as they ere in the to: tal wages that are paid. One of the rea· .. sons for this it that the Social Security · system, even with its expanded benefits; is not keeping up with the inflated costs ol living. The time was when an old Civil War veteran could live rather weU on a pension that was considerable leu than $100 a month. Today a penon who has to depend on Social Security il hard q>ressed to make ends meet with well :,ver 1 •100. The providing for sound :,pension plans gives a feeling of security ~to the worker, and at the same time a businessman Ia renderlna a service, with ·!i!!Pst certainly good feeling of having glven a faithful employee a dignified retlr.ment. Tbe advantages ·also accrue to the employer. it makes possible the keeping open of the avenues of promotion for younger employees when the older ones can safely !top their laban with the assurance that they will have enough to li ve on in the declining yean. It provides an orderly method of pell!lonlng elderly • employees and It permits tax deductions that takes 1 considerable edge off to the ooat to the busines&. Tbe employees have ·: the usurance of financial security, and :l ltss tax liability on compensation. Even at best there are stlli some holes in the . idea ol pensiona. They can become out· , moiled, and unless they are updated 1 · plan established 10 or 20 years ago . milht be enlirely i•adequate for the [ 1910's. The whole system does not allow ~ for workers to stop habit of saving, be! for workers to stop the habit of saving, ; because even with the best of piiUII 'c tbere Is always need for that eltn neat ~l,dbut .flw pay any attention to that • I 'urthennore, the farmer bad better It while be Ia healthy and atronc e won't In his twilight 18110DI. . lll'mlna Is big business todey. He mwt J1e thouiht of as a buslnesa man. Tbtre entire fteld of problems l!lvolved In providi!l& ade(!uatel7 for 41111 , r WASIUNGTON- 'lbe Uberal movement In thla COUiltry II btlna wrenebed by bHter IMor atralN o¥tr altempte of tbt 10 • called New Left to dilered11 lhla uUon'l blpardua polIcy of IDilllary reslsllnoa tu Communist aqnaloa II Soulb VIII Nam. hi Ill tmmedlall I h II barlb dlvllloo dtclriDally pltll tbt pl<xlt-of-VIet Nem lorm of aew llbtralllm lllinlt liberal· 11111'1 atrongest 1\Jtu, orpalled lAbor. The vast bulk of labor II standing unshaken here with President JoiiDioa -as also, ia truth, with every sicDlllcanl leader of every shade of RepubiiCanli!D, whelhtr former Presldeat EtaeMower, Richard Nixon, All Landon, or 1M libera! Republicw typlfted by Stn. Jacob Javill cl New York. la the larger end longer _,. the New Lett, In set!tlng to destroy Vietnamese policy thtough attacb oa ita symbol, Preaident Johnlon, il rilkin1 the destruction of Uberalilm iD eeneral u lD eUecllvt pulltical t.rce. Men who hove <arried liberalllm'a cause fw many yeanIUCh men os Jnltl In New Yorlt and Sen. Paul llollflas ill Dlinoll - tr1 belna put on a 'er'! thin dll by IOIDt cl tbt ..., forte~ wl1lcb blltlrically owe them most. Tills columnlst has alnodJ poillted out 1111 ovldetlt determlnation of tbt uU.VItt Nam war llberalo to lhoot tllat policy dewn, even at tbe CGII ol • dqerlui the ltlrd · prea!led liberal Democrallc Govtrllllr cl CaliforDia, Edmund Brown, and ol ~lectlni a perlert11 ~ c•nt but blghly co.. publleon Senator from Texu, John Tower. But the lhktc IOU tiNeb farther. Labor unioll IIOUI'Ctl of IDconleltahlot savvy ond COl>Jiedloos illalsteiiUy Rrll 1D private tllat tbt Far Loft oa Viet Nam il ._111'1111 1o lit 01 ill bonds Ill lllillotl • l•illlt Dou11u Ia b1a caa1e1t willl 1111 P•tbl"'a• challoapr, " HELEN HELP US! Capi~ol Comment, Events Cborltl Per<y. Ilouilu' IOie but unforlivlble crime iB that he rtluiN to speak out a&ainst the In Viet Nam. w.- Javlll II la DO Immediate danger, lor he IS 110! up thil year lor re-election. sun. he, too, linda no enjoyment In readInc bla mall !rOm trstwhlle liboral friends w~e purposes he bu faithfully forwanled for many yean. They denounced blm now becaUJe he wtU 1101 join tbt clamor of 1 tiny but llrelessly articulate minority that wishes us to up ia Viet Nom. What tile New Left Is Ia truth undertaking If a euerrUJa war llainll the abJect - a~d !be tllO!t entrenched - pollttclans lbat Uberallml in aeneral has produced tn decadea. NothIn& like thll hu lleea aeen Iince the far.llberal Henry Wallace led a tbJrd • party rump msvemeat 1111n81 tbt raoiubl policy of President lfllrry TruIDID to ball aggressive romIIJUIIiarn la Europe. Again, It wu 10 admitted risk, taken In 1 lime of torture for Greece end the Mediterranean Basill against another Communistbacked "war of liberation" The pro • Viet Nam liberal powarbousel, sueh 11 Dollllu and Jovita, ... tn01t likely to IIUI'Yive It all handily. CertaiJI. ly, tbeJ llhould: IIDd certainly, too, they deaerve moderate and m!ll conset vative aalltance If llted be. Fer wh11leVet 1 modenta or a COitSei'YaUve may tllbllt of tbt Doullases end JavIlles on domelllc illues, • 11 these lsaues slot to puerility •• apll1lt tbt giant issue of national honor and necessity whlcb II VIet Nam. But wbol olllle old liberal ooalldoa ltsell - that coall"oa embracilli &lib thl doetrlnaih oqheoda, the strongly antiCommualst Ubenll and t h • 1o1J811 old labor • union types wbo tnow how to deliver tbe fVtel 011 Election Illy? \VW tbia, too, lltlrVlve lt all? llllnlve It llhould, in the highest of n.u-J lnterelt. For to Ill It mnaahecJ by mere Ill•• aavage guerrilla action from within would be to witness the success of a r1111in1 minority separatism In public affaltl de.!Pfl'•tely allen to a reaso~ able responsible two-party I,Ystem Ill this country. (Copyright, 1966, by United Feautro Syndicate, io<:.) DOlTOR SAYS II)' Woyue G. Brudald, M.D. Q -My doctor advloed me bl oat Uver for anemia . Would cblckea liver be u effective • calves' Uver? I like cllicltea liver better. Are llver extract tnd vlt.amlD B-Ill the aemeT A - F• ,..._ wlth oome forms of IMIIIIa liver il ...,_ ommended because It Is 1 ricll lllliii'CO of botll iroo end vlt.amln 8-1J. The iron II In 10 CJ11Bhic combination that Is more retul· lly utlll&ed by the body than IDDrpnie iroo sllll. Beef liver Is a better source of Iron and vitamins than calves' liver but chicken liver il better than either. Liver extract contains con· tetttrated vitamin 8·12 but no Iron. Q -U a .-r- bas hem• lytle anemia, • compllcatilll llver disease and a bad apleell would thll be fltaiT Would Meclrol and large doteS of cartiiiOIII be helpful? A - llem~tlc •-•· II a diseue In wblcb de~tructloa of red blood cells occura u cliotinguished from anemias le which there is a fallwe of the bloecl-lorming organs. Hemoly~c anemiA may be a!!IOCI&Ifd with Rh Incompatibility Ia tbt JMWborn, auero to cold, le~>kemia, Hodakin'o dilease, ovarlin tumors, many infectiOUJ dlseii!OI, many druga and cbemleal poiBotll, severe burna and 101t1e poisonous snake bites. Tbe outlook would depead on the cause and the aeveri!J. Drugs ol the cortt..one areup are ofi4D helpful. MetltylpredJil. · ffitiO;s ThefllDo It Every Time • 1 I clrec"- -= 1 ....... Ida=· ...... lions, PleaH Mil , _ .. Ill... . . to .,.,.. 0. a ' 1..~ M. D., Ill art eC IIIIa ......... Ill'. ~ .... 1!0'• ........ W I I \ I I i I ) I I Columbus East, Warren Triumph By UDited Prell btternaUolll cold-shooting Cambridge team, Ohio's blgb school regional MM. The game actually wu tournament warfare opens oD a even more lopsided than the full scale tonl&hl at aigbt alies. score liS the Bobcats managed When the firing is over, the only four points In the first persurvivors in the annual tourna· lod and 11 during the entire ment play will he cut to only first hall whUe hitting 21.1 per eight teams In eacb class. The cent or their mots for the winners meet Saturday Blgbt for game. the right to play in next weelt's East plays Lancuter 1D the state tournament Columbus Regional finals SatIn regional action at Columbus urday night. and Kent Thursday night War- Both ol Ohio's No. 1-ranked ren Harding !23-1) and Colum· teams during the regular seabus East (17~) won rather son swing back into action lohlllodily to advBIIce into the fi· Blgbt as Class AA Dayton nals. Cbaminade (:12-1) takes on CinWarren ripped Canton Lincoln clnnati Elder (20-3) la the . Clll73-58 to advance Into the Kent clnnati Regional, and Bridgefinals against Cleveland East port (23-1), tbe top team In 116-5). The Panthers, ~eon- Class A, battles Dalton (I~) ly loss of the season was to al the canton Regional. Canton McKinley, held the upper band throughout against tlie Lions, who upset McKinley In last week's district play. Fast Break Roagb Warren's fast break was too much for Llnroln, which trailed by nine points at the first perlod 11111rk and 37·25 at halftime. Ed Lucco and Dave Thomas led COLLEGE PARK, Md. (UP!) Warren with 18 poln~ each. -Kentucky and Duke-«>llege In Columbus, East s two-time b k lb II' No 1 and No. 2 hlTig r · led aseas . c amp on ers e IIIUna a teams-were rated even today for their collision course showdown In the opener of the finals of NCAA championship play. Third-ranked Texas Wes· tern was favored over unrated Utah In the second contest of tonight'• play. Kentucky, Duke Battle Rated Even Request Fails, Louisville Lip Is Subdued ..... .··-- , .. 1. NEW SKIPPERS: DARK (.. 1._. Bri,-ham Young, NYU to - -o .___ _ _ _ __, Meet for NIT Laurels 1 NEW YORX (UPil -Brll· complell!ly !hrOWed by the bam Young which was whisked aggressive, swarming Army tnlo the NatlDnal JnvttatlDn defense in lhe first. hall and Tournament on a sliver platter, bad left the court trading 31-24. McUVGH and New York University, a But Jlmas and Steve Kramer, Pl'l'l'SBllRGH local team which bad to beg, a Moot~ forward who led all lumnist R4y borrow and steal Its way Into srorers with 23 points, "":ovPlttsburgb Prell! Madlson Square Garden, will ered lrom the disastrous f1rst an award u meet Saturday for the cham· ball to lead the Coo~ars mto the Year In plonshlp o1 tbt nation's oldest the finals for the forst time the Natlooal post-seasoo bal!ketball tour- since 1951 when they. won .the Sportswriters program nament. · tournament in the1r lmhal "I tbrew snowball• aU wmler at Salisbury, .1'1. C. Brigham Young, the lop· appearance. and lurlled mysolf Into • <old· oeeded iiquad in the original 14Defense Melcblonnl Well team field batUed from behind NYU. which hadn't made the wealber pitcher. Now wbat U S SKATER8 Wlft{ ' . wW 1 do Ibis sliiDmer?" tUPI) _ , . .,._. to oust tenacious Army ~ finals since 1948 when 11 and the Vlolelll, one of the last finished second to St. Louis, Framingham, M a 1 Li clubs to be selected, stunned performed an effective defen· school hockey team NBA Standlags VIllanova IH3 in Thursday sive job on Villanova's BiD Voss, the Oslo school ebltlf'll night's semifinals. Melchionnl, the touriiBment's By United Preas btternaUonal 4-3 'r.iursday night ~~~:,;~:; The Cougars, 13-polnl favo- bigb scorer, to earn the berth Eastern Dlvlllon Arx srored oo a shot rites had to battle for their opposite Brigham Young in W.. L.. Pet. GB blue line wllh 10 sec:oa4t livea' against the aroused Saturday's nationally-televised ·• ' Philadelphia 53 25 .679 Cadets, the smallest but final. 52 26 .667 1 CAll UP PLAYERS ~crappies! .team in the tourMelchionni, who had tallied Bosleo 45 32 .584 711 PITISBURGH (UPI) . nament. 33 and 30 points as the Cincinnati 29 49 .372 24 Pittsburgh Hornets ol TraO AI Ball Cinderella Wildcats upset de- New York American Hockey League Trailing 31-24 at baiftlme and fending champion St. John's Western Division called up Lou Mara flti!l 56-54 with three minutes (N.Y.) and Boston College, was W.. L. . Pel.. GB MemphiB to fill In the ~ remaining in the game, Brig· held to just 11 by Richie Dyer, x-Los Angeles 43 34 .558 - by the departure of ham Young tied the score at 58- Mal Graham and Bruce Kaplan Baltimore 37 41 .474 61ft Goegan and Bob M:~~:t all when Dick Nemelka was as NYU posted it< 18th victory St Louis 34 4Z .447 8\1 were sent to the parent fouled by Army's Bill Hellde in 27 games. San Francisco 34 44 .436 9\1 Red Wings. and sank both free throws. The Violell. trailed 32-27 at Detroit Z2 56 .282 21 'h Subsllluta guard Jim Jimas, a halftime after going eight x-Clinched division title RANGERS RECAIJ.. J.foot-1 junior making his first minutes without a point but Thursday's Resulls NEW YORK (UP)) appearance In the NIT, stllle finally overhauled the Wildcats Boston Detroit man AI Lebrun of 1113 128 the ball from Army's Bill with five minutes elapsed in the San Francisco 116 St. Louis lt2 has been recalled by tbeweell• Seigle and Insured the victory second stanza. NYU broke the Phtl d I hi 115 New York 106 York Rangers for ' when he dropped In two quick game open by sroring seven a eP a games agamst Montreal Boston. Lebrun will take -up shots in the final selonds. consecuti-.e points over a two- (Only ga~es scb~ed ) Cincmnat• at Baltimore slack for defensemeo Brigham Young, averaging minute span with seven miPlager and Jim Nielson, 16.7 points per game, had been nutes left. That left the Violets St. LouiB at Los Angeles on top 5!1-50 and Bruce Kaplan, tOnly games scheduled! may he out with injuries. who finished with 21 points, preserved NYU's lead by -----------~------­ om 'osi.o I tal N Hospi ews Citati'on 18 • Made After 3-Ca w k 76ers Keep One sinking a brace or free minutes. Game Edge over in the final-----Boston Celtics Reds Lose l-0 To Detr0•'t Nt'ne By , Uolled Pre~o IDtemalloaal UltOWS Tbe shirt A sellout throng of 14,000 was asoured lor the Kentucky-Duke LOillSVILLE, Ky. (UP[) - battle at 7•30 p m EST and Holzer Hospital: Visiting Heavyweight champion Cassius the Texas Westr.nat .g-emahUew hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents f feC Clay oaid today, "I'm not the Texas Western-Utah game only on Pediatrics Ward. Its still a wide open battle talkln' about nothin' but fight· . . 59 Williams· lor both f1rst place ID the WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPII In'" but apparently be was not ~~. 9·30 p.m., EST. The w•nne~s Admlsslo•s . Harold Dowling, , d 'th National Basketball Associa· - Read games are provmg JUSt speaking of fighting In the will meet lor the championship Mrs. f'rank B. Washmgton, town, W. Va., w~shcharu!,e WI tlon's Eastern Division and as hard to wm in exhibition Army Saturday at 10 p.m., EST. 51 Pine St. ; Mrs. Helena C. failure Ill stop w I m asthsur· third place In the Western loop. play as durmg the regular sea, , Hill 1815 Chatham Ave · Mrs ed clt!11r distance after a ree . . . .11 Ll The pa1rlng of Kentucky s• • Cro .. C · ll'sion Thursday after- ~iladelpllia held on to Its son for the Cmcmnah Reds. 1 Lo The ulsvt e p was 'ld Is (26- 1) . th Car 1 C Call, Rt. I wn 1ty ; car ro • On lh t · t the somewhat subdued after his WI ca . agams1 e Glenn ·R. Hinson, Rt. I Bid- noon. He posted a $27.50 bond one-game lead in the East e curren )aun . Y e- .....o ..._ da . ted Duke Blue Devils <25-31 had the th W K K to appear Friday in municipal Boston Thursday night when have lost all three contests, the dra It "'""" ouurs y re;ec . , bask b ll well Mat ew . emper err; h h b D a request for a change In ~s makn:'gsthof 11966 'r let at Mrs. Dorset F. Keefer, Rt. I court. the 76ers took a lls-106 win ltratest t,; J.(dl w 'tteLwaks I yd e· dr fl latus fr lA epic ID e v ew o mos cnur ill' G Tho over New York behind Wilt 01 •uurs ay a a e an . a ' om .' experts. But no one was Leon: W IBm regory mas, No one was injured in the a.. Chamberlain's 37 pomlll It was Today the Reds are facing neEdw~~i~~~o, g~; s ;:~ disrounUng the title chances of ~t. ~·~·8 p~:O~~-Mr~,!!!! cident at 2·311 p.m. on Rt. . T, the nmth win in a row . for the Boston on the Red Sox' grounds . : y, d Texas Western (26-1) or the · 1 ' JUSI 108 feet north of the Silver 76en Ill set 8 new club mark. in the first and only game beap~al ~ decision ~? groun s underdog Utah Redskins (23-6) ~ · Rupe, Langsville , Mrs. Ann- Bridge at Kanauga, according tween the two clubs this sprmg of rellg1ous beliefs. He had h bled th . I to 1e Henderson, Rt. I Portland; to !be State Hig\lway patrol Boston q~eanwhile llaUened c· . t' t f 10 days to do thiB after w o scram eiT way n Mrs. George Casro, Pomeroy; , . Detroit 1!8-103 as hotshot John mcmna I. go some '"," receiving an official notice of the !mal foursome on the Mrs Harold E Dewhurs' Rul- Officers said that northbound ' . . pitchmg of Its own, but wasn t . Smith ~Ches- cars dnven . the classification sIreng th of th e red.hot scoring [t d·. M H Bert by Harry E. Clark, Havlicek tossed m 32 pomts. abl e to rnake muc h of th e offer"1 will rero~end that he of Jerry Chambers. :n ;ke· rsDavid S Wilbur' Bam- 33 Pomeroy, and Chesler C. 01- The Celts call on lowly New mgs of Denny McLam and Bill ' J."' , . . ' . • 5' Cl'fto sto ped York Satur~ay and entertam Monbouquette of llle Tigers exercise whatever rights he has In two preliminary tour- den; Oscar H. Cunrun(.~am, Rt. tver, '• 1 n, were P tougb Cincinnati to close out ' as a citizen," Jacko said. nament games, Chambers has 3 Ironton; Mrs. Howard C. Ma· to allow another car to make a their schedule. Philadelphia who allowed a total of three He Indicated that an appeal poured In 77 points for the Utes theoy, Hamden; Mrs. Ray A. left turn mto the parking lot at hosts Cincinnati Saturday but hits. . would be based on the religious aad stands a chance Ill crack Barnett, Rt. 2 Pedro; Joe W. Tiny's Markel. must play Sunday Bl Balti'more The only run m the game was · Sobo · h E wv . J . scored m the SIXth by DetrOJt d 1 Cl ' Black M slim otuhn ary s than asu a the four-game rourney scormg 1C Hvlc te' vansAh•l d. aK. • . aMmes Behind thM1, Dowling failed i - a team that has been almost when Jim Northrup tripled oil lgr' 81 ra •••e record of 141 set by Clyde [ · ogs n, s an • y., rs. to slop and hiS car struck the unbeatable at home thiS se89on. . conscientious objector. . Lovellette with Kansas In 1962. Glen V. Bartley, Ashland, Ky.; back of the Oliver car. Impact . . . . Dam Za~m and scored on Don Clay, when f1rst notified of .James E. Exline, Coalton. of the collision knocked Oliver The Sltu!ioo m the West '' Demeter s smgle. biB reclass~ication from tY to In the Kentucky·Duke str~gcar inti> the back of the Roush more confused. .Joe Nuxhall, Zanni, Ted Da-1 lA, said it was against biB gle, the game oi comparative Blrtho Th ·nor dama e . vidson and Scott Breeden aJ. religion to light in any war not scores indicates virtually noth· Mrs. Dorset F. Keefer, Rt. I car. •re was m• g San FranCisco . closed to lowed a total of six hits lo the declared by Elijah Mohammed. ing. The Wildcats of Coach Leon, daughter, 9:06a.m. ~t.'h~ ~:u~~~:rtw:~~h~- within' .game of third-place St. Tigers. He also was granted permis- Adolph Rupp trimmed Michi- day ; Mrs. H. Bert · LouiB With a ll6-l12 wm over Chico Ruiz opened the game slon to leave the country for his gan 84-77 last weekend to gain Chesapcake, son, 12 ' 16 p.m. Scheduled to appear Friday the Hawks Thursday . .Bul the with a double off McLain, but March 29 title fight with the finals. Duke beat lhe same Thursday ; Mrs. Clester in Gallipolis municipal rourl on lfllwks are 34-42 Wllh four he didn 't gave up another hi tj 641 George Chuvaio In Toronto. Michigan team by an identical Tackell, Second Ave., of speeding were: Paul games left and San FranciSco thereaflec in llle five innings he I Clay refused to talk abool his seven-point margin, 1011-93, in 1' 59 p.m. Thursday; . Mrs. Nochlms, 31, Hastings, Mich.; is 34-44 and would appear to worked. The next Reds hit was trials and tribulations witll the an overtime contest dwing Call, Rt. 1 Crown City, Roger Perry, 24, Cleveland Jack "':ed wms 10 its l~st two games Leo Cardenas ' single with two I draft board. regular season play. ter, I0::!2 p.m. Thursday. Beern, 18, and Glenn Sucher, 19, With Western DIVISIOn champ out in the eighth off Monbou"ThiB whole thing has been Duke beat Virginia twice, 75DIScharget . of Rio Grande. Lodged In Los Angeles to have a chance quelte, obtained from Boston in I d~lurblng Ill rne," Clay said. "1 '[ 72 and 81-55. Kentocky rolled Mrs. OdiS G. Bums, . the Meigs county jail, William to even lie the Hawks. an off-season trade. Pinch-hitter 1l broke in camp five times and over the same foe, 99·73. C. Legg, Mrs. Claude LeWIS, 62, Pomeroy, was However, the Warriors are Mel Queen followed .with a doul'm missing three days train· Against Notre Dame, Duke won Gerald L. McBee, Jacque! me with Intoxication. protesting Tuesday's ble, but Gordy Coleman popped I that's the choice of the "POMEROY" crew's Regatta City who! June 10·11·12 ° "' -s the mood is rela ~d. ttle ahkt Hentey necklined and hued with tho most- caloflnss. Special pluses, tho c~ trast trim. I'OOftiY pocMt IRI side slits in an aft-cotton shirt that's care~• tM wtJII1.. Now Is the time lor all qua.litp. lllinded 1n1o1 to pk:t oee tiPo Better make Ct. a couple.. When the Iivia' is easy is the Dexter ••• Ita. 1 c I New York Oothing House, Pomeroy ·; you're preparing for 95·73 W. Herbert Sbelron, alng.bigWhen heavyweight fight one 103-63; Kentucky did likewise, Neal, Henry Mrs. Sllerman, Jr., Mrs. G. slip and you're finished." ' . Dewey Woods, Timothy S. Tay. GAME DATES SET lor, Suss~ Plants, Mrs. K. Ed· FIGIIT RESULTS PlTISBURGH (UP!) - The mund SwiSher •. and mia~t daullh· By United Preos International Pittsburgh Steelers will meet Mrs. Melvm K. Wllharns and LOS ANGELES (UPI )- Raul lthe Green Bay Packers in a' ani daughter. Rojas, t28~ San Pedro, Call!., National Football League exhibl· stopped Rtcardo Moreno, 127, lion game at Green Bay Aug. Mexko (31 . •27. lo other exhibition games, [ rl" the Steelers meet the New LAS VEGAS (UP!) - Irish York Giants Aug. 6, the Wayne Morton, 185, Fresno, Minnesota Vikings Aug. 13, and Calif knocked out Dave Burch Ithe San Francisco 49ers Aug.! 19312.' Phoenix, Ariz., (5) ' 20. loss St. Louisa at San Jose, Calif.,to because refeN'e BLASTS BOOK I two players a Cree ohot WASHINGTON (UPII - Rep. a double foul. Zelmo Beaty Bob Wilson, R.Callf., .rontends the Hawks scored and Nate Johnson administration iB Thurmond of tlle printing - at taxpayers' ex- missed and St. Louis went on ;-a book braggi~g about win b:· 8 point. legtslaUve accomphshments. Wilson said Thursday &hat the League President , book, titled "The Johnson Kennedy Thursday retected the Record: First protest. Alth?ugh the rule Session of the 89t:l Congress," states that ne~ther msn gelll a cost th< government foul shot after • double foul, about $68 a page and would sell Kennedy said that the official's $2 a copy. mistake C I not give either He said lederal employes who team an advantage . Feeney·Henndt Post 128. worked on the book may be Owner Franklin Mieull S'aid , Amencan Legion, observed. guilty of violating the lflltch be would take the prolesl to J ~h btr!htday of !?~ Amencan Act, a law which forbids civil league board of governors, Wgdon da a specla t ~ ..,rvice employe' from engag- Ylhlch '!OIIId overrule Ke1meoly 8 e ne~ ayMiedvdelmngt "'e post log in partisan politics. on the matter. horne tn epor . I Albert Roush, ·was ln c~arge of the and welcomed the Myrll Coakley of Roger Barron of Athens. A buffet lunchoon was serv-' ed preceding the meeting with ] William Swisher In charge. Following the luncheon, a discuslinn was beld concerning new building addition planned for the hall. Mr. Coakley and Mr. Barron gave remarks in SeeThe connection with the project. The next reglllar -~- 11 Full Line log wtU be held Wednesday, At . • March 23 at the ball llel!lnnmg II 7:30 p.m. u~~tll~en~d~th~e~th~re~a~t.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!' 1 : I · Lemon . Post Observes 47 tb Birthday Event I >It?' I ax 11a1n lelten h d . . . . . . lllloml Ill ' I t ).\ l , 1 I M. U YOU MEET THE ·i [ NYLONAIRE NICEST PEOPLE ON A w.- - IMPHASlliNO IIAUTY AND KONOMY'.. ft. ,_t _, .... T•riHtyllng oad the LOWIST· <MKlOR STATIOM Aloe--· PIICED I_.... ........... c...too o •ru family onc1 pltntr a1 cortct wttfl "" _. csl~o~e•- WAIIIANT'I. -fOION.f- $1744 P.O.I, Smith's fiat Sates &Senice •a.•,.......... 1 ~ l!!l!lfll!llt 1 Mile Above Sliver Brlclt• In KanaiJtl, 0. HONDA I •'he Coloaua of llhndel. one of tile "HVID wonder• of the ancient wqrld," was·a reJI~•II ~ar~the~u ~----------~--------~· ·~ Hawk's Cycle Sales I ..... lOA I »,I Milt tlorill ol o \ - 0.... t tel Mon. Thurs. llt...t II I r - Wotl '"· lfi.Jftl o\lhtM. 0. ~~---------------------- 670x15 or 750x14 Whltew1ll-Tubeleu - l FOR 5 31 Plus Sales Tu: end Federal �(j • ..... ,. S.nllat'" Pomol'GJ•Mlddleport, .,-......- J o__.._Marc ___h_11,_1966 =====~--·-l 1u • 0 •==/ - pport\lmty C"'-aner ...,.u, Mee•· n t.. ,. :4l n,unfee Home 11 " 1 ........... •••Fund e,111.111 Leg1l Notfct hopn~;y .ornes ~ ·oet~. ~!.::!. •.. •','"~ ·.!",..""' :!·~·" IARBl\>E_ n r ' ) O!il lBL,AND Cozume1• MER DA,_ Mex1co (UPI) - The royal couple went to .tbl Honeyrnoomng Princess Beatrlx wned b 101'11111 1of The Netherl~ndl and her •lll"'le 0 11•11 " Y · .... Ratill" Received ,,.,... "-1 l'l'e!ildtllt Adallo " 11 . .11.110' Mro. Harold Dunree enterPrince Claus . van ..,.. caP PT. PLEASANT - 0 ~ Kan P~OO,F .. USINES~ C.t.loL:oTI~I ·~g c~D~o.t ta)ned ille Chatter Club arrived Thursday on pez Ma~s. They bad beU 00 '"' "'''' ..., '"' L"'"" Dllry meets Health DepartEXCEPTION•L ~lGH N•••• " ,.,..,. .,.,. ""' · dey evening at her ho!'(le. A remote Caribbean Island of ellJ>"Cted for several dayl. . , 1_ . "'" n lttb day ol Man:h. 19111. Uut CJarLJn'JIIe Fee. I.OII.U , , w.;;~;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;.;;;;;;;;:.;~~~~~.io;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;i, gEVOTED ment reciuu-VD..,nts on mt'Jk sanIAININGS un K:. OloVIr, J•·• m.-e\IWt" of tht J,.oeai uce,.... alld Permttl &~us lb!Jtt businBQ sessiOn was held 1.t italian r•••• "'• month bv P . . T. TIM&. WORK "''"' ' 1 c•...,. "· Glm,, .,. Toto! Lto- ..,. .....,,~ IAIUr wt•• Mrs. • R••mond Fischer' MEIG S ll,llUI ~ oaated. fl1ed in tllJ. Court, Cue Ne. J'ineJ ...... eo.tl 8.110.110 WI _, 38 State ~ Officer, R. A. FOR AOO&D INCOMI "·"' on Au...,.llcltt4 copr ol ""' aonu ••• '"""'" ...... vt<e president, in clrarge. Will and. ord1r of Pn!bate of the lnterMt - Special Aue .. rnentll Games were played and prizes I Richard Moats, Assistant Chlef Sam.18r~ ..billie ' " .,.. Ml'fon&t ••,. or llld Caro!JB a. Gkwtr. and: noUN And Go. Imp. Fundi 4.800.00 Che;fe( PT. PLEASANT - Mason hm, West Virginia Division of te...,m,",.'·,,•,e.ted,,,."',',-~,. L"~. ~ la rurther live• thll& all credJtoJJ ~;~f hllo. aeUif and PtlUtoa 2.111u.• l awarded tO Mrs Robert Eads ..... Jald ..~:.ate who dulre to ....n Ulelr Parkinc llekn Ut.ett.IIO ' ' ed ev.I'IM•ntw within the last two Sanitary Engineering. Srlvaola, G.'- •ucl We•tinr.bouR Uea or dalrn q aln.l' Lbe nal utale be. ""'· lalu ••d etaartesMrs. Carl Roach, Mrs. Howard PUbl•-• IIJJI ......,...,..,, need ... ~ l'ELEVISION 111d RADIO TUBES Iooated Ill thl1 State lhlli pre11111t Gen. VU, end Other Fundi 9,50tl .29 ' bill' h b The Oh,'fl(lr! hs has experi.e a r~ 0-Kan :eceived a plant nt- IOld throuJb our latta' mode111 Uletr claim~ duty Qtctlc.d 10 Ulll Total MJR. ren. etc:. a.Doua IP lpS, .m.n. Clifford EbersdaY YtlO 1•t·~r rRbit>! alarms arising from &1,. inll' of 95.0, ... ..u~ucer dairies type tube te' ''llf and men:ha n· Couri wlthlJI fix muntbl attar tf!,e PubUc: s.rme Enterprlau- 4 , 114 .8~ bach • Mrs • Alfred Biggs •- Mrs• panY 1 ·- -v IJ&VU dlllnt Ullltll. wm nut lnterfue fillD.I of Uta ropy of tM Will and Cemt~ •.•..,. "~ Charles Carsorr, Mrs. Kenneth 45769_ Businesii:J.Gg and cat bi~ and cattle 93.0 and pasteurized products witll your preunt. employm.enl. To OntM of P.robat.. no ~,~J:IUarJ ad- totaJ PUblic: &erv. Ent. Edltorltl pbonedeaths. Many citiZens have been - 94.0. This rating places 0 • ~':~ry";.~,;:~!u!"!;a~te~~~!! ::·:~·~:r.,ot,,~f:m::!d. u ~= 1 .~ LoaiUI t:u,033.U Michael and Mrs. Charles La.hN!Nirned because or rabies Kan on the approved sanitation :s IPin hoUri weeki)'. Could net laid lien lhaU forever In deemed I Geura) YIU•te Fundi , ,ooo.oo ' they. Ent e re d ll ' .............. Ohl d ·-.1 . . QJI to t:i(IO.OO per montb 1ft fOUl' b1rred or tan~eDed. Totll Bond teme. w Lolftli 1 ooo.oo I . h ost offt!Uibres\t ln 0 an surrowar compliance rating for JnterJtate 111an time. Thill comvaDf wilt JoHN c. .PACON, Tran.ten From other l'llndl 7.128.08 Refreshments were served by at t e P ng West Virginia counties. shippers. State law requires that :;:'1, ~=~':.:a::~~~ A~=~:!fU.,u'ta~T~;:.,~DttJ m,~:~ 1 the hostess to those narDed aNation_al ' ·,' llowever. Mason County dair.. . ' enoaged .In the sale of ... fully qlliiWed far the t1Dt1 (',row. Crow and Pocter. IUMMAIY OJII IXPINDITUIEI and Mrs. Howard BlrehK •oe llld lnv•lmern. Allorne:va for APpUcant G"r•tiOII end MllnlllltDHI n...ld Mr Robert N ] Botunelb :.Health . Department reco~s Grade A. milk must meet rec-- - lDCOIIHI · •tart.t lmmi4Mtol)' . QJ 18. ~ (I) 1. 3to Gener.at Ocwtrnment UT;If ' •• e son, Mrs. Ave., New y reve'81 no rabid animals wWun ognized standards of 90.0 or a- ~U:'::~~~,:~J:n!• you. IN THi JIIHB"-TI flOUIT ~=~J'1zecuttve ' Charles Spires, Mrs. Wilbur 11.~~: Subacri.Ptlon ~e rounty since a COW WU bove. -sewn1, JOllc:tti 111• or ezperienCI ~ OF MIIGI COUNTT, OHIO Electlcu•• ?4..51 Young and Mrl. Thomas '" · not nlte•IJ'Y, tn ltM M•ttltottf tflt llflle BptldJDP l,S7U:SI~~~Warl. whtrt av!\\ abl 1confirmed as bavmg ra b'aes Tot11 Gen. Oovn't. ~,~103 . 21 1 ~ · d anc •or Pfl'IOUII tn*''" ta 1o111' IIGtutrtl H. llwlln.., ~111ec1 Parldnr Meten ~,2f2.2l ----yelf ID a v . on J <~ m!ary 23 , 1965. Panel will Talk ~~~t!:ll· ple&H include phaue N•.• ,.,. Protec:tlan to Penon and Propertytl.ce 515.50; SlX Nevertheless, the department • P.O. hx 33~3 ITATI OJII OH~:TICI Polite 2l.ll2a.M The Cherokee Strip was a$3.90. By Mot;;l tressed that immediate report-. Poultry CJ-edits Youngstown, Ohio 44512 MIIOI COUNTY.II= T!: ProtecUoa to P•non 2.5N.INI boot 1.2,000 square miles of free . of suspected an!m•'• Howard Stout, H~kt T•Notte• Wttom It MI., Conc•rn: •M PrvPtrtJ \'1118 not a vRl · ·""" to ••• UK; ''" ' ng Val · I 11 h•reby 11•ea that Oll , Health -- Tet1 I land, part of the territory of mall ont yel Joe·' I i 1ealth department is es- ley Bank. Athens; Wayne Nea), TILIVISION tile 2Btb day of February 1916, HAB· S•llltaUon - aea. YlL l'undJ Oklahoma, opened by tbe ~~·IITI' iiARa B.AWIJN06, Eaecutrtx Toh!l IUiitaUoa Thret · : to aceurate reporting Jackson Production Credit As-1 · of tJae J'.Jtate of &lolwd H. .Rawt· PollN BeUH aDd Pera hna ernment. ··!lows the respective au- sociation, Jackson ·, and Marvin For Rent Inp. late of New York. N. Y. filed. 1n Total Hldlwa,. .hl.".h '· u th1l Courl under Docket No. k p • IJIIJ'artu tborities in the Department of Glasgo, Poultry Housing, Ath- HOUSE TRAILERS One 2 bed· wth•nUuted t!OPJ Oil letle ... of ad · RIIC!Nitlon....... - Total 89UD " mlnlalratlon llllled t.o her br the PubUe Servlr• BnW.rpriMfDe I al th d 1. .. editoriaJAg 1 ulture and He Q • ens will be e feature pane room and one 1 bedroom. surront.e'• co1U1 o1 c ouni.J and c-mete17 'J.eAUIIi ..... recotmi'7ed members discussing "Credit in Brown 's Tal'Ier p ark , M'mers- 1IJ.lven Stitt tilUlatNew~uYork. Nollceo1ill furUur ToW Public S.ntee .EnJ. 'J IHJ.'JII ..-"-'P.- - -partment to 'l•stilute .. a·eredlton Uld Ht~e.Uaneoua at BentyTip& contr~l measures,. o~~e dPoultry Production"tMaxbechgJ21 ville. Phone WY 2-3324. l .u!:·o:~~~d:~ of~~ ~n:~al VIlli&• Fundi JposliiVe specm..ens con trm e urmg a dmner mee mg n-1 3 17 6tc decedent iol!atfod In thll lhh 1111111 Tobl MiiCI'UineoUJ .~:: Merlo Norman Write, phone, or stop In for freellllll1lng forms, and lrJ U Make Up Base ~ exlitenre or the disease. ' ntng at 7 30 p m in the Buck- -~~ ~·. · - Pftlent their dattnJ. duly IWDrll tea. Jntenlf. - Bond Rellrement Ja 1 protective eye Cafeteria .. Aiht:ns. FIVE ROOM house on_ Kingsthl~ua-:u:: ~~~jnle:nm1:"" To~rd~p . • OUIII)' b&autlfler. ' teres! to bury Road.r Electricity' Cel- Ierer Court,Iaordetmed their Nld llell:landshall for· Bondi Outlay The meeting 'ts of. m ld be Gives 1 NatT WOU d d betTed r1ru:lland Notet PaldI ho Wman', aiyone having flocks producing alar good. \\ell an gar en. Bond Rotlnmo"' ..... "~oo ~·II ural Appear' for market plus interest. J oru·e Hel'tger, ]{a rn'sonville • JOHN C. BACON, Pun:hued ance, smooths I are (:overed eggs Adilll' PJ'Ob1t1 .rlld.i • other run111 blemishes, , '· li · plan We W( ed suppliers and .marketers. Ohio. 3 17 Ste OJ,, Ill , 2G; ({) •• 3111 Truat F\lnd• protects son from harsh the Percental U Reservations for the dinner TRAiLER LOT. Rutland, five 0 ,'·::~~~~~·-r:;.' TNI 1 effects o! wind, dl')ing ieveral hund 1meeting should be made at coun- miles from Pomeroy. Phone vrLL.t.GE OF POMIIOY G~neral 3115 .DO fects from furnace 50 and otherS( !ty extension Aflce-s by Friday .. SH 2·5613. 3 16 30tc f.,~:•:l~:u:~:·.::~~ ~~!~!c~:~· ed Prope~y~_:_ porous, allows art Of one 3fC • I March 18 ~-·Dtelmber n '"s Pnlke 235.00 breathe, waterproof, P · · FURN(SHED 3 room apart· Po~M~hlflon, nso citn~tu• - 3141 Fire tl,J 4J .31 ture will not cause it to IVStemB ln -r11meroy, Oblo, M•rctl 1, lt.. Total Protedton to P1 r.o n smear or streak. Not greuy, cOvered &! I TO ATI'END MEETING rnent. WY 2·5435, 212 South I h•rally Clrfify Ht• folloWiftt ,.. a nd Property ll .J78.:5J · PT PLEASANT - Mrs. Don· Sth A Middleport Ohio ...,,, to a. correct, sONOED DIIIT maintains its color, stays nected wr aid E. Nott, president, Mr~. Wil- POINT PLEASANT - Milton I venue, 3 6 tie . su=.~··~~O:~'~~ ::t•::.cC.~'k AIIETs- D•t•mber "· ltu beautiful all day. U your present base is not giving department• 11. Rardin Jr and Mrs. Burdette, Superintendent of Ma. ___ REc11rn AND IXPINOJTURII Bond ••u,..,..nt ,..,..,. ~r of ' am • ·· . · h d ., "-d llal•nce, J•n •General Bond R t ,. d C40 57 you these benefits, stop in 1 NICELY f 2 UUIDLI"t' John Kauff will represent the son County Schools, Will attend ~ urn~s e .:. .n:: room I General Fund Unclutilnf Jllrldnl lave.tm~nt 1 e. un :.ooo:oo and try ours on, !lee for your"Wa Hove Grown Because Wo HIVe Helped both on thil I J . wman's Club at the annual Spring Conferenre of ' apartment, Middleport. WY 1-1 lot meler81 7.080.8tJ Bond Rlllrement lnd Debt Servlce aelf, before you buy. iver and w IO<'a umor 0 387A 3 3 tf Street Colllt. M&.R 8 7.:141 Fund .A sll't8-GranoJ TOIII 31A40.17 - lola Bartrum r • d • th sixth Annual Convention or West Virginia Association of ,. c State HIJhWay Imp. • . LIABILITIUOthen Grow" tbousan s. ~ e . "' . f Sch I Ad .. t t' d -. . FuP\1 7 ~ per Cel\t 3&318 Pbullc: Utllltyunted. f• the West Virginia r ederabon o oo . . ~mm s ra Ions an THREE and four room furnish- cemeLerY :m<• 1 Rewer o1r sew. DI.OJP. BoM1 1114,000 .00 Member Federel Reserve Sysllm rsona 1 Women's Clubs to be held March West _v~gml3 School Boards: ed and unfurnished apart· r.l[.fityiMPt. z.~.~ To~~rrnPu:~;·eruuB~;dl .::.-:::.·:: Mamber Federal Deposit lnsurence Corporation peba e l 21-2'1.·23 at the Greenbrier Ho-J Assoctation, March 30 and Ap-J ments. WY . . . 5434. 12 6 tfc Total Gen. vma1e Fund1 11.68:1:53 GENERAL - Not.e. n,ooo.oo t DO V ' I · _ Bond Hetlnment Fund1 :l3.flllel Grand Total Prbt 199,000.00 outlide ol 0 ~1 . White SUlphur Springs. I rJ"I 1 at th e H0I'd I ay nn m Mor-1t<'OUR ROOM FURNffiHED f'oll ce }laiMf Jnd Pe nlll). 4.398:00 Gnnd Total fJ ablll ue•• Phone WY 2-3557 POMEROY, OHIO ki e·/ ga nlown W Va ! Trust fu nd• 10.207u Dee. :u, ~~ 1w.ooooo 234 1!. Main Pomtroy ~ I M r~. Fred Hur t 0r Bec . . ' . . apartment. WY 2-5385. Su~t a ry Sewera l nd SeWIJt . r3) 18. 1~ . A dr ve president of the State Feder:l· . I 21 lfc Orand D• •P<nll WorU Con.&. UIS.OU.3Z iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiii Total of All Fundi JUIM7 8J Ore tiOn wl11 formaliV Open t h E' I 0' urae m RICIIpta' .. establisb.me ('•nvention at ~· p .m. Monday I' rH!\II.F.Ii LOTS - rree RW GeiOfr~l Fund includlnr Parttnr . Th', March ~ .I ,· d t Brown 'I 11411 ~-'1 Street ot melen , ..u 'J7 ~ IYstem. 21. ·~e ar. wa er Conalruc:tlon .30.841 :82 •~ persons in Gov . Hulett C. Smit h WI··1 er. Park, !State. Approved! state Highway JMf' · t;>u.Qd 1.!111918 , , r.emelery 7 . ,..:s, ~ are eoveret dd the Monday evenin!r Mmenvdle, Obio, 1"1llDe W\ ~1re llepl. 11.305.31 I ·•ti. prt! redlcted. t session a ress I I. U{' Utilii:V 11.318 11 hrief1y and Dr . Ct!rlto Ir \ '> rll'bt Total Gl'n. Vill••• Fuulb Ha.ou:3~ ' . that addltit . . . Bond Reli rrment Fund• 22..:b'r I r' d d Th S. Wmter! Will be the keynote I FOUR IWOM furmshed apart· Pollee .Reller .and Pl!tllloe :a:ma:: . r:Crd e~trtd speak.er. . . ! -~!.o~~y 2-3658. ll _t5 ~~ ~::ar~un~~,, ends..-..". 104.oo ! !; t1 p of bi Votmg for elrct10n of officers BV MRS. D. E. WOO() IMIDDLEPORT modern un- ,_Dupoul v. oru c0111t , •,aoo.eo Wed nesday, The WI'lkesv1'II e Garden cIub furnished udftcl Tolal ol AU Fundi 14711!13.22 I -' ons the will take place rooms and bath ' lxPNdltura~_ · , 3 :~;~ose March 23 rrom 7 a.m. until 10 was ~eld at home of Mfs. Clara apartment. Low utilities.: ~:~r~e::~d, lncJudlu• Pnk1~ H !mpet1 a.m. PhUhps. Ten members were Coats BuHdin" WY Z..SlU ·Street Conatruetlon M&ll n.see:77 • the presen t an d one guest ' '!rs. a• Hllh"'a y Jmp , Fund l.()IJg 21 prm'iding 2 24 lfe• 5tate cemeten e.ou:el orne inst' 1lrent Jackson. Mrs. Earl Cray ~. 1 Dept. 13,na.oo '· s nsion ~ CmiJIIe Celebrating was In charge of meeting. 1TWO TRAILER SPACES Tohl' ll<tt. vm, ,. ,.,,j, ~~~~ • pa · Mrs 1 B Crabtree was a rent in the Village ot Middle- Bond Retirement ru1111 ao.snM enterpn!ie 50th Anniversary · · · rl Call WY 2-334S or WV Pollee Relief and PeJI.Ilo• 31u.20 : PT PLEASANT Mr and Sunday guest of her sister-in~ po · Trull rundll 1~ 1 . 91 :-:; Today · · 1 M nd •t J 0h Sh'll Z-Z186 or WY 2-3600 SlnltarJ" Sewen and Iowa,. oa. 1 ' rs. · Mrs Opal Roberts are celebrat- aw, r. a n ' 1• ' pouJ Wvrkl Coou:tr. 80.9!! ~. seekmg e1 . ings ll J0 tfC Grand Total of A.11 l'unq lto.ZIO.IO ' ·u· 05 is inr; their golden wedding annl- M. d ••••l'le., 01c . :u _ !. Sl 0 . llh h I r. an Mrs. John Bobo, DavO.nen J Fund. lncludlnr Plrktnr • the frmge \ ersary w an open ouse t 1 ·· · . · SUGAR CROP OFF Jot metenr 11.630 tt ~· la1 wages Sundav, March 20, from 2 to 5 on, recenty VIsited his stster, HAVANA (UPI) -Cuba pro- Street coutrucuon M&R u.71a:2a ~ sons for 1p.m. a·t the home of their son, I MrM. andandM~: JoeJ Strong. duced about 2 million tons of I~!"m~te~lihwly Jmp. Fund a:~ =:. c R0 bert5 at Gallipolis r. .11.r !. oe Strong were . , Fire Dept. t.IIUIIt f·~ystem . e· F;eorge busineSll caiJers in McArthur i sugar by March. 12 of this year, UtllitJ' · ·~ lS not ke( erry. 1 . or about one-thJrd less than TotJI Gen. VIllage Fundi • . · M d M R bert and Wellston Friday 1 B<md Retirement Fundi ~ o( livmg. r. an rs. O S were . . · :did in the oomparative Pollee Rellel a nd Petu~IOI! •• •••" .t .I War vE married March 16 1916, at GalMrs. Lonu Davts has been h t Trust Fund• a,oeu.a 1 . . . . '. sick the paet k h1st Y' at . t e governmen sanlttry Se.,.e,. a11d Sew11e ot1• , a }JCDSlOI llpohs, Ohto. Their attendants wee · 1 reported Thursday poul Woru c onlt. U'7,MIM . h $10• . ' I d M Ch I' F Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bllbtl • Orand Total of a ll Fwtca. 2211,17J.UI • t an v.ere l l r. an rs. ar 1e · D . An offic'ial statement attribut· Out.tandln1 warnnll Ma.a.N has to dE J-.t onecutter, sister and brother- &}!on,. were weekend guests ed the decrease to heavy rains Total, Bal. and Oulltendllll · d ·· 1 ber Th R ~ Iof h1s stster Mr and Mrs Joe , · " wamott Z30.»fi .IP M !Jlresse m~ aw or r. Ro ts. e ou-1 S • · · in central cutra. ;'specifically Tot•! Ca.h Balance. ~ver a $ ens are the parent.. of four trong. Las Villas and . Camaguey """m"' "· tNt .,....,.,., ension childrE'n Bonnie Nutter of Point • Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cray, p . · Zan ' U rovmce!i. o the " Pleasant, Emogene Rainey, ~sq e, were recent guests .business George Roberts and James Rob- of hJS grandmother, Mrs. Mae ' Thomas_ J_e-ff-er-s-on- was the eel erts, all of Gallipolis Ferry. Dulfey. ftrs! U. S. president lo given a They also have ten grandchil·j Mr. and Mrs. Paul . Penc< his meaage to Congress. 1 llr•menl dren and five great grandchll- recently spent • day WJth her l·:-::-; :-:~=;;===ic • tJrt> n. !parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cabellero Tan. 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. radio, under· 4 Dr. Sedan. Black, Twin grip dlff. Dowgard, bac'up lites, windshield washer. coating, Dowgard, direction signals. L.O.M. Window washers, back up lite. o TAKING Freeman and Mf'. ; . PT. PLEASANT . Appiica· Mtldred Bell were married Feb.l , [)[_ _ __ LIST $2339.55 - DEALER COST LIST $2140.40 _YOUR COST :· Y [I hens of persons des~r~ng posl·_l28 at home of Mr. ,md '"""· CBftBB · • H · t suranee lions in the Child Development .\'lflrlon u+.chtson. He perfo~ ' 1 live on i Centers may be submitted to e4 the ceremony. l an orde tile Mason County Board of Ed· , e~r. and Mrs. Leonard Thack- · llom.o/the 4 Dr. Sedan, V8, 198 H.P. Cabellero tan and white, ! emplo-vt ucation before April 15, accord- i and ~a~h~r and Mrs. Rose 1 C Dr. Sta. Wagon. 6 cyl. Brisbane blue with frost reclining seats, ind. seats, auto. trans. Twin grip '· \hat tai ing tn Roy Uoyd, Director of Ellen 'lcGmruss and daughter, 1 labnloua white top, reclining seats, auto. trans. P .B. Radio, di!f, power steering, seat belts 2 retrct, tlnteil ~ eost to I the Mason County Head Start :d Mr. James Napper, dau¢1-1 white tires, wheel discs, light group, VJsibiUty windshield, reclining seat, P.B. Radjo, white tires, ~ tbe ass Program. Non • professional • all Vlstted Mr. and Mrs. group, seat belts, 2 retractable, 4 way hazard sys· wire wheel covers with spinner, Dowgard, backI less Ia> staff members will be selected Frank Hudson and family al tern, Dougard, w. washer, backup lites. up lites. · I at best strictly on the basis of qualil~ New Stractsvllle. idea ol cltion and whenever poooible j Mrs. Charles Dawson recentLIST $2916.85 _ DEALER COST LIST $3217.40 _DEALER COST f m<llled, oili lw recruited from low • In-. Y.,~alled on Mrs. Kenneth Saun-, 1 Mr. nd . . ; plan e: 1·ome groups. ' mil!ht · . a Mrs. Leo Davidson,\ Dogl h"e played an Im~ 1910's. P!OIIiDI Valley Hospital Wolfpen, spent Sunday with her portant rola in the developAtlantis aqua, with black vinyl top. 440 Hardtop, ~ for wo >'DMmED: Mrs. Joseph · mother, Mabel Wand. 1 ment of brain, bone, abdominal surgery, and ln the C Dr. Sta. Wag. 6 cyl. Frost white, reclining seats, P.B. Radio, auto. trans. White tires, 232 cu. in. en· ! lor wo Blsaell, Mason; Mrs. Ear I The Wtlkes G~ange met Wed- knowledge of metabolic disoverdrive trans. 155 H.P. engine, P. lift tailgate gine, 155 H.P. Dowgard. : becam Wines, Cheshire. nesday eve:ung m regular form eases. For example, there window, Dowgard, tinted windshield, white 15~ ~ lbere jDISCHARGED: Mrs. L 0 0 when the third and fourth de- 1 are more than one mUlion tires, wheel discs, C. steering wheel, W.S. washer, LIST $2710.90 _ DEALER COST ~tgg, b \"!!nce and son, Pt. Pleasant; gree~ were conferred on two diabetlca in the United backup lites. Order By Phono ' Albert Swatrel, West Columbia; candidates. Two more applica- States alone who are living uoeful and almost normal And Take '&m Home e. f u '•h. Ronald Springer Apple UO!l8 were read. They enJoyed a Uvea LIST $2872.20 _ DEALER COST because of the experl· and daughter ' guest as well as the nice num- mentation done on dogs. WY2-5432 , e · her of members present. 0 l1c~MI ltlteMkl "llann! Howard Morton suffered a be the stroke recently. Her niece Gi 11d·iF_,..,....,._,==------;;;;;:iiiiiiii 6615~5 '_. ln. ys. spent several days with him. 4 Dr. Sedan. Brisbane blue, auto. trans, twin gyro •WURLITZEI ----·-B cyl. 4 Dr. Sedan. Ba' ~ ·ua, recllnlnc 1011, diff. Power brakes, power steering, P.B. Radio, eBALDWtN i AND 4 MAKES It : auto. trans. Twin grirO~V .cl. Radio, white tlru, white tires, undercoated, seat belt, 2 retract. Dowonf OTHER FAMOUI I MELBOURNE, Australia I undercoated, light .dt bella! 2 retract, Dowgard, windshield washer, backup lites. IRAitDS ' CUPI) - Mrs. Jean Cook, 36, a gard, windshield w.~ , backup t'~ mother or six, gave birth today 1 America's Ffne~t LIST $3153.55 _ DEALER COST LIST $2793.85 _ DEALER COST to quadruplets -811 boys - at a Dlttlngulahad Motor C.r suburban hospital. The quadl were reported doing fine. They "F•crory fr•htecf ..,...., "Tht Succtl!l C•r" were born three monCil8s :~::.~~ lurefy at Preston and N PHON~ 2l JA(:K$0H. 0 . Now C(lmm•nity Hospftal. Styllnv Loodtr IIIHIII Milk Sanitation --~Rabies Scare THE 0' )Jiscounted in M on Wunty • .. --..----"·- l iTH I ""OIATI 'cdUIT Do n't SI II YIMirta· If Shorl1 •• '"'Mil•• cou•r• 0 " 10 MATTIR •• THI WILL RECESSION-OIPRISIION • OF . . .. 110 ~u;o:: '!ot;'iPro)HirtiT-.:. Stat• Mo)., Vohlelo Tu Quollno ... :'J::n;:e .J;::c rtn. hut. <l"l"''" '"' ' ;.:Jt::f _.. You NEEDN'T DO THIS to mak"! deposits with us ••• I I CJUiWZJ!IA !A$ I :.U:nd 'J::::. :»::.. " lbove I..,...,...,...,...,,...,...,...,.... ........ .... lOLA'S Are vabiPS :.1-:::.r:. I Two Represent a b )Jocal Jr. 1.181.71 an: :e II"' lr you can BANK BY MAIL m!Y houri OPEN TONIGHT 6 TIL 8 P.M. 1 1 The FARMERS BANK M h2123 and Savings Company :r lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON ~ wlk esvt"IJe sll!ltJety . Notes · Pomeroy Middleport ; '~ i ,,,, -PIECE SINK ENSEMBlE STAINlESS SIB DOUIU IOwt. Sill[ WITH UPI Briefs SIU-IIM ANI RTTINGS ·s495 (Continued from page 1) and artillery support. CDMPIIII AI PICIUIID "'"H . I · 5 618 i SElL OUT OF ALL NEW 1\' Edward Baer, Owner Kent UHikes StudentFea r (7 NEW RAMBLERS! FIRST COME - FIRST CHOICEI) 1 I • ' • ALL PRICED AT DEALER'S COST 'j ~ AMERICANS (3) Crow's ·!l!l9st ~mf?i: ~unger AP~IJCATION H:,~o~~ ~ l,_.,,'.,,.,.:'~t~ ~~uc: CLASSICS NEW 1966-MODEL 6606-0 STEAK HOUSE NEW 1966-MODEL 6608-5 NEW 1966-MODEL 6615·5 2466· 20 $2701·90 5 NEW 1965-MODEL 6509-7 I SANDWICH AMBASSADOR PfAN 0 S MOVE AHEAD! I 1 •. T NEW 1966-MODEL u 52570·80 · tt368•6$ I_N_o_T_ra_d_e_l_ns_ · Pl_ea_s_el__.l _ I.__O.;,..p_en_E_v_en_i...;ng;..s_r_d7_P_M--JI "YOUR DEAL IS OUR DEAL" N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. METROPOLITAN MOTORS RAY RIGGS, INC. OPTOMETitlST .~. __-· e_~ __~2_._~_~_•_1uo._· u_N_~ __o_a___ , ____o_u_lc_•_HO_W* 'l'bun. Ball Colll1 St.. ___ i'ollltiVf, PHONE 593-6601 15 N. COURT ST. 601).606 E. MAIN ST. ATHENS, 0. MULLEN (1) NEW 1966-MODEL 6685·5 ~/A NEW 1966-MODEL 6618-0 $2200.11 I With eliNCOLN-CONTINENTAL eMERCURY e MERCURY COMET Right now the Big Ford Drive is on at your Ford Dealers! ~·s adrive to move out a JeCOI'd uber of big, beautiful '66 Fords end Mustangs! And what are we using for spurs? Savings! AM!pin' belpin' of them! VOID llW I you kuny! Come take atest tiive at our Big Ford Drive! S20 12·45 1831-' l (4} NEW 1966-MODEl 6615..0 0 5 • il ABOLIN . POMEROY, 0. FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES WY 2·5101 MAIIIIIAGE APPIJCATION F:dwlu Francis NeulzliDC, 24, Mason, water operator, ud Pomeroy Nancy Lou Kiq, 711, Middleport, DO YOU WANT PERMANENT WORK AND GOOD INCOME? Here II an opportunity for the right man 011 aa .. tablished dairy route . ser:vlng both homo a<OOnnta and tlora account.. Salai-y and eommlsston Offer a gond Income to atort and you eaa write your owa pay lncreues by adding aow euatomero Ia your pro. lected terrll!'l'J· '1!be compaor allo: contrlbutta k1! · penaiOII and helplbjlilliloa plant. Appllcuta lbould' be In 10011 bellth, blgb IC!bool graduate and lllldar 40 yelil'l of ap. '6or laterolew lOa~ Mr, Strlctler, Valley BeD Dab7. Jelfenon Mid Mth St., Pl.l'lllmm, pboU IYHMJ. . . ... ...... . . ' ~ . ~ .. ~ ~ ~- ..... -- . . . . . . . ..... ...... "' ... "' .... ..... ~.,.- ... _. . . ......... -~ . -. 1i6 1'0110 IAI.AXIIIOO J .DOOR HAROTOI' We've stomped this price! Mlllp GeMnl Illlpllal Atlmta»M - None. -..... -CariN ·Yarlalm,j Mason. WHEN! Soon WHAT? IScDoltYounelfCirWMh ., '·' ';,!, 'f.O.II. DRoll. Monoll<tu..,.lltJtiUO!IOd -~ pr1<0 IDf l'onl IIIM(D)2-Door Hardtop. Dettlnatlon charges, stattand IOCII -..ntt~~. WA"ttl MJt lnc:ludH. Option• auch 11 whillwlfll ~ill~ ..... - ... - loool Forcl liM IIIIo< hlo Mllinl prl... . ~? laP...uoy-AG11d &.clltioll WHGn lavnden expncllng-Hia WATal FCJI L FORD DEAlER STOPI LOOK! READ! ChUipolls hr¥1• To Y0111 •• ,• • • . ·'· . .KEITH GOBLE FORD, lit; 461 S. Third St., �(j • ..... ,. S.nllat'" Pomol'GJ•Mlddleport, .,-......- J o__.._Marc ___h_11,_1966 =====~--·-l 1u • 0 •==/ - pport\lmty C"'-aner ...,.u, Mee•· n t.. ,. :4l n,unfee Home 11 " 1 ........... •••Fund e,111.111 Leg1l Notfct hopn~;y .ornes ~ ·oet~. ~!.::!. •.. •','"~ ·.!",..""' :!·~·" IARBl\>E_ n r ' ) O!il lBL,AND Cozume1• MER DA,_ Mex1co (UPI) - The royal couple went to .tbl Honeyrnoomng Princess Beatrlx wned b 101'11111 1of The Netherl~ndl and her •lll"'le 0 11•11 " Y · .... Ratill" Received ,,.,... "-1 l'l'e!ildtllt Adallo " 11 . .11.110' Mro. Harold Dunree enterPrince Claus . van ..,.. caP PT. PLEASANT - 0 ~ Kan P~OO,F .. USINES~ C.t.loL:oTI~I ·~g c~D~o.t ta)ned ille Chatter Club arrived Thursday on pez Ma~s. They bad beU 00 '"' "'''' ..., '"' L"'"" Dllry meets Health DepartEXCEPTION•L ~lGH N•••• " ,.,..,. .,.,. ""' · dey evening at her ho!'(le. A remote Caribbean Island of ellJ>"Cted for several dayl. . , 1_ . "'" n lttb day ol Man:h. 19111. Uut CJarLJn'JIIe Fee. I.OII.U , , w.;;~;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;.;;;;;;;;:.;~~~~~.io;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;i, gEVOTED ment reciuu-VD..,nts on mt'Jk sanIAININGS un K:. OloVIr, J•·• m.-e\IWt" of tht J,.oeai uce,.... alld Permttl &~us lb!Jtt businBQ sessiOn was held 1.t italian r•••• "'• month bv P . . T. TIM&. WORK "''"' ' 1 c•...,. "· Glm,, .,. Toto! Lto- ..,. .....,,~ IAIUr wt•• Mrs. • R••mond Fischer' MEIG S ll,llUI ~ oaated. fl1ed in tllJ. Court, Cue Ne. J'ineJ ...... eo.tl 8.110.110 WI _, 38 State ~ Officer, R. A. FOR AOO&D INCOMI "·"' on Au...,.llcltt4 copr ol ""' aonu ••• '"""'" ...... vt<e president, in clrarge. Will and. ord1r of Pn!bate of the lnterMt - Special Aue .. rnentll Games were played and prizes I Richard Moats, Assistant Chlef Sam.18r~ ..billie ' " .,.. Ml'fon&t ••,. or llld Caro!JB a. Gkwtr. and: noUN And Go. Imp. Fundi 4.800.00 Che;fe( PT. PLEASANT - Mason hm, West Virginia Division of te...,m,",.'·,,•,e.ted,,,."',',-~,. L"~. ~ la rurther live• thll& all credJtoJJ ~;~f hllo. aeUif and PtlUtoa 2.111u.• l awarded tO Mrs Robert Eads ..... Jald ..~:.ate who dulre to ....n Ulelr Parkinc llekn Ut.ett.IIO ' ' ed ev.I'IM•ntw within the last two Sanitary Engineering. Srlvaola, G.'- •ucl We•tinr.bouR Uea or dalrn q aln.l' Lbe nal utale be. ""'· lalu ••d etaartesMrs. Carl Roach, Mrs. Howard PUbl•-• IIJJI ......,...,..,, need ... ~ l'ELEVISION 111d RADIO TUBES Iooated Ill thl1 State lhlli pre11111t Gen. VU, end Other Fundi 9,50tl .29 ' bill' h b The Oh,'fl(lr! hs has experi.e a r~ 0-Kan :eceived a plant nt- IOld throuJb our latta' mode111 Uletr claim~ duty Qtctlc.d 10 Ulll Total MJR. ren. etc:. a.Doua IP lpS, .m.n. Clifford EbersdaY YtlO 1•t·~r rRbit>! alarms arising from &1,. inll' of 95.0, ... ..u~ucer dairies type tube te' ''llf and men:ha n· Couri wlthlJI fix muntbl attar tf!,e PubUc: s.rme Enterprlau- 4 , 114 .8~ bach • Mrs • Alfred Biggs •- Mrs• panY 1 ·- -v IJ&VU dlllnt Ullltll. wm nut lnterfue fillD.I of Uta ropy of tM Will and Cemt~ •.•..,. "~ Charles Carsorr, Mrs. Kenneth 45769_ Businesii:J.Gg and cat bi~ and cattle 93.0 and pasteurized products witll your preunt. employm.enl. To OntM of P.robat.. no ~,~J:IUarJ ad- totaJ PUblic: &erv. Ent. Edltorltl pbonedeaths. Many citiZens have been - 94.0. This rating places 0 • ~':~ry";.~,;:~!u!"!;a~te~~~!! ::·:~·~:r.,ot,,~f:m::!d. u ~= 1 .~ LoaiUI t:u,033.U Michael and Mrs. Charles La.hN!Nirned because or rabies Kan on the approved sanitation :s IPin hoUri weeki)'. Could net laid lien lhaU forever In deemed I Geura) YIU•te Fundi , ,ooo.oo ' they. Ent e re d ll ' .............. Ohl d ·-.1 . . QJI to t:i(IO.OO per montb 1ft fOUl' b1rred or tan~eDed. Totll Bond teme. w Lolftli 1 ooo.oo I . h ost offt!Uibres\t ln 0 an surrowar compliance rating for JnterJtate 111an time. Thill comvaDf wilt JoHN c. .PACON, Tran.ten From other l'llndl 7.128.08 Refreshments were served by at t e P ng West Virginia counties. shippers. State law requires that :;:'1, ~=~':.:a::~~~ A~=~:!fU.,u'ta~T~;:.,~DttJ m,~:~ 1 the hostess to those narDed aNation_al ' ·,' llowever. Mason County dair.. . ' enoaged .In the sale of ... fully qlliiWed far the t1Dt1 (',row. Crow and Pocter. IUMMAIY OJII IXPINDITUIEI and Mrs. Howard BlrehK •oe llld lnv•lmern. Allorne:va for APpUcant G"r•tiOII end MllnlllltDHI n...ld Mr Robert N ] Botunelb :.Health . Department reco~s Grade A. milk must meet rec-- - lDCOIIHI · •tart.t lmmi4Mtol)' . QJ 18. ~ (I) 1. 3to Gener.at Ocwtrnment UT;If ' •• e son, Mrs. Ave., New y reve'81 no rabid animals wWun ognized standards of 90.0 or a- ~U:'::~~~,:~J:n!• you. IN THi JIIHB"-TI flOUIT ~=~J'1zecuttve ' Charles Spires, Mrs. Wilbur 11.~~: Subacri.Ptlon ~e rounty since a COW WU bove. -sewn1, JOllc:tti 111• or ezperienCI ~ OF MIIGI COUNTT, OHIO Electlcu•• ?4..51 Young and Mrl. Thomas '" · not nlte•IJ'Y, tn ltM M•ttltottf tflt llflle BptldJDP l,S7U:SI~~~Warl. whtrt av!\\ abl 1confirmed as bavmg ra b'aes Tot11 Gen. Oovn't. ~,~103 . 21 1 ~ · d anc •or Pfl'IOUII tn*''" ta 1o111' IIGtutrtl H. llwlln.., ~111ec1 Parldnr Meten ~,2f2.2l ----yelf ID a v . on J <~ m!ary 23 , 1965. Panel will Talk ~~~t!:ll· ple&H include phaue N•.• ,.,. Protec:tlan to Penon and Propertytl.ce 515.50; SlX Nevertheless, the department • P.O. hx 33~3 ITATI OJII OH~:TICI Polite 2l.ll2a.M The Cherokee Strip was a$3.90. By Mot;;l tressed that immediate report-. Poultry CJ-edits Youngstown, Ohio 44512 MIIOI COUNTY.II= T!: ProtecUoa to P•non 2.5N.INI boot 1.2,000 square miles of free . of suspected an!m•'• Howard Stout, H~kt T•Notte• Wttom It MI., Conc•rn: •M PrvPtrtJ \'1118 not a vRl · ·""" to ••• UK; ''" ' ng Val · I 11 h•reby 11•ea that Oll , Health -- Tet1 I land, part of the territory of mall ont yel Joe·' I i 1ealth department is es- ley Bank. Athens; Wayne Nea), TILIVISION tile 2Btb day of February 1916, HAB· S•llltaUon - aea. YlL l'undJ Oklahoma, opened by tbe ~~·IITI' iiARa B.AWIJN06, Eaecutrtx Toh!l IUiitaUoa Thret · : to aceurate reporting Jackson Production Credit As-1 · of tJae J'.Jtate of &lolwd H. .Rawt· PollN BeUH aDd Pera hna ernment. ··!lows the respective au- sociation, Jackson ·, and Marvin For Rent Inp. late of New York. N. Y. filed. 1n Total Hldlwa,. .hl.".h '· u th1l Courl under Docket No. k p • IJIIJ'artu tborities in the Department of Glasgo, Poultry Housing, Ath- HOUSE TRAILERS One 2 bed· wth•nUuted t!OPJ Oil letle ... of ad · RIIC!Nitlon....... - Total 89UD " mlnlalratlon llllled t.o her br the PubUe Servlr• BnW.rpriMfDe I al th d 1. .. editoriaJAg 1 ulture and He Q • ens will be e feature pane room and one 1 bedroom. surront.e'• co1U1 o1 c ouni.J and c-mete17 'J.eAUIIi ..... recotmi'7ed members discussing "Credit in Brown 's Tal'Ier p ark , M'mers- 1IJ.lven Stitt tilUlatNew~uYork. Nollceo1ill furUur ToW Public S.ntee .EnJ. 'J IHJ.'JII ..-"-'P.- - -partment to 'l•stilute .. a·eredlton Uld Ht~e.Uaneoua at BentyTip& contr~l measures,. o~~e dPoultry Production"tMaxbechgJ21 ville. Phone WY 2-3324. l .u!:·o:~~~d:~ of~~ ~n:~al VIlli&• Fundi JposliiVe specm..ens con trm e urmg a dmner mee mg n-1 3 17 6tc decedent iol!atfod In thll lhh 1111111 Tobl MiiCI'UineoUJ .~:: Merlo Norman Write, phone, or stop In for freellllll1lng forms, and lrJ U Make Up Base ~ exlitenre or the disease. ' ntng at 7 30 p m in the Buck- -~~ ~·. · - Pftlent their dattnJ. duly IWDrll tea. Jntenlf. - Bond Rellrement Ja 1 protective eye Cafeteria .. Aiht:ns. FIVE ROOM house on_ Kingsthl~ua-:u:: ~~~jnle:nm1:"" To~rd~p . • OUIII)' b&autlfler. ' teres! to bury Road.r Electricity' Cel- Ierer Court,Iaordetmed their Nld llell:landshall for· Bondi Outlay The meeting 'ts of. m ld be Gives 1 NatT WOU d d betTed r1ru:lland Notet PaldI ho Wman', aiyone having flocks producing alar good. \\ell an gar en. Bond Rotlnmo"' ..... "~oo ~·II ural Appear' for market plus interest. J oru·e Hel'tger, ]{a rn'sonville • JOHN C. BACON, Pun:hued ance, smooths I are (:overed eggs Adilll' PJ'Ob1t1 .rlld.i • other run111 blemishes, , '· li · plan We W( ed suppliers and .marketers. Ohio. 3 17 Ste OJ,, Ill , 2G; ({) •• 3111 Truat F\lnd• protects son from harsh the Percental U Reservations for the dinner TRAiLER LOT. Rutland, five 0 ,'·::~~~~~·-r:;.' TNI 1 effects o! wind, dl')ing ieveral hund 1meeting should be made at coun- miles from Pomeroy. Phone vrLL.t.GE OF POMIIOY G~neral 3115 .DO fects from furnace 50 and otherS( !ty extension Aflce-s by Friday .. SH 2·5613. 3 16 30tc f.,~:•:l~:u:~:·.::~~ ~~!~!c~:~· ed Prope~y~_:_ porous, allows art Of one 3fC • I March 18 ~-·Dtelmber n '"s Pnlke 235.00 breathe, waterproof, P · · FURN(SHED 3 room apart· Po~M~hlflon, nso citn~tu• - 3141 Fire tl,J 4J .31 ture will not cause it to IVStemB ln -r11meroy, Oblo, M•rctl 1, lt.. Total Protedton to P1 r.o n smear or streak. Not greuy, cOvered &! I TO ATI'END MEETING rnent. WY 2·5435, 212 South I h•rally Clrfify Ht• folloWiftt ,.. a nd Property ll .J78.:5J · PT PLEASANT - Mrs. Don· Sth A Middleport Ohio ...,,, to a. correct, sONOED DIIIT maintains its color, stays nected wr aid E. Nott, president, Mr~. Wil- POINT PLEASANT - Milton I venue, 3 6 tie . su=.~··~~O:~'~~ ::t•::.cC.~'k AIIETs- D•t•mber "· ltu beautiful all day. U your present base is not giving department• 11. Rardin Jr and Mrs. Burdette, Superintendent of Ma. ___ REc11rn AND IXPINOJTURII Bond ••u,..,..nt ,..,..,. ~r of ' am • ·· . · h d ., "-d llal•nce, J•n •General Bond R t ,. d C40 57 you these benefits, stop in 1 NICELY f 2 UUIDLI"t' John Kauff will represent the son County Schools, Will attend ~ urn~s e .:. .n:: room I General Fund Unclutilnf Jllrldnl lave.tm~nt 1 e. un :.ooo:oo and try ours on, !lee for your"Wa Hove Grown Because Wo HIVe Helped both on thil I J . wman's Club at the annual Spring Conferenre of ' apartment, Middleport. WY 1-1 lot meler81 7.080.8tJ Bond Rlllrement lnd Debt Servlce aelf, before you buy. iver and w IO<'a umor 0 387A 3 3 tf Street Colllt. M&.R 8 7.:141 Fund .A sll't8-GranoJ TOIII 31A40.17 - lola Bartrum r • d • th sixth Annual Convention or West Virginia Association of ,. c State HIJhWay Imp. • . LIABILITIUOthen Grow" tbousan s. ~ e . "' . f Sch I Ad .. t t' d -. . FuP\1 7 ~ per Cel\t 3&318 Pbullc: Utllltyunted. f• the West Virginia r ederabon o oo . . ~mm s ra Ions an THREE and four room furnish- cemeLerY :m<• 1 Rewer o1r sew. DI.OJP. BoM1 1114,000 .00 Member Federel Reserve Sysllm rsona 1 Women's Clubs to be held March West _v~gml3 School Boards: ed and unfurnished apart· r.l[.fityiMPt. z.~.~ To~~rrnPu:~;·eruuB~;dl .::.-:::.·:: Mamber Federal Deposit lnsurence Corporation peba e l 21-2'1.·23 at the Greenbrier Ho-J Assoctation, March 30 and Ap-J ments. WY . . . 5434. 12 6 tfc Total Gen. vma1e Fund1 11.68:1:53 GENERAL - Not.e. n,ooo.oo t DO V ' I · _ Bond Hetlnment Fund1 :l3.flllel Grand Total Prbt 199,000.00 outlide ol 0 ~1 . White SUlphur Springs. I rJ"I 1 at th e H0I'd I ay nn m Mor-1t<'OUR ROOM FURNffiHED f'oll ce }laiMf Jnd Pe nlll). 4.398:00 Gnnd Total fJ ablll ue•• Phone WY 2-3557 POMEROY, OHIO ki e·/ ga nlown W Va ! Trust fu nd• 10.207u Dee. :u, ~~ 1w.ooooo 234 1!. Main Pomtroy ~ I M r~. Fred Hur t 0r Bec . . ' . . apartment. WY 2-5385. Su~t a ry Sewera l nd SeWIJt . r3) 18. 1~ . A dr ve president of the State Feder:l· . I 21 lfc Orand D• •P<nll WorU Con.&. UIS.OU.3Z iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiii Total of All Fundi JUIM7 8J Ore tiOn wl11 formaliV Open t h E' I 0' urae m RICIIpta' .. establisb.me ('•nvention at ~· p .m. Monday I' rH!\II.F.Ii LOTS - rree RW GeiOfr~l Fund includlnr Parttnr . Th', March ~ .I ,· d t Brown 'I 11411 ~-'1 Street ot melen , ..u 'J7 ~ IYstem. 21. ·~e ar. wa er Conalruc:tlon .30.841 :82 •~ persons in Gov . Hulett C. Smit h WI··1 er. Park, !State. Approved! state Highway JMf' · t;>u.Qd 1.!111918 , , r.emelery 7 . ,..:s, ~ are eoveret dd the Monday evenin!r Mmenvdle, Obio, 1"1llDe W\ ~1re llepl. 11.305.31 I ·•ti. prt! redlcted. t session a ress I I. U{' Utilii:V 11.318 11 hrief1y and Dr . Ct!rlto Ir \ '> rll'bt Total Gl'n. Vill••• Fuulb Ha.ou:3~ ' . that addltit . . . Bond Reli rrment Fund• 22..:b'r I r' d d Th S. Wmter! Will be the keynote I FOUR IWOM furmshed apart· Pollee .Reller .and Pl!tllloe :a:ma:: . r:Crd e~trtd speak.er. . . ! -~!.o~~y 2-3658. ll _t5 ~~ ~::ar~un~~,, ends..-..". 104.oo ! !; t1 p of bi Votmg for elrct10n of officers BV MRS. D. E. WOO() IMIDDLEPORT modern un- ,_Dupoul v. oru c0111t , •,aoo.eo Wed nesday, The WI'lkesv1'II e Garden cIub furnished udftcl Tolal ol AU Fundi 14711!13.22 I -' ons the will take place rooms and bath ' lxPNdltura~_ · , 3 :~;~ose March 23 rrom 7 a.m. until 10 was ~eld at home of Mfs. Clara apartment. Low utilities.: ~:~r~e::~d, lncJudlu• Pnk1~ H !mpet1 a.m. PhUhps. Ten members were Coats BuHdin" WY Z..SlU ·Street Conatruetlon M&ll n.see:77 • the presen t an d one guest ' '!rs. a• Hllh"'a y Jmp , Fund l.()IJg 21 prm'iding 2 24 lfe• 5tate cemeten e.ou:el orne inst' 1lrent Jackson. Mrs. Earl Cray ~. 1 Dept. 13,na.oo '· s nsion ~ CmiJIIe Celebrating was In charge of meeting. 1TWO TRAILER SPACES Tohl' ll<tt. vm, ,. ,.,,j, ~~~~ • pa · Mrs 1 B Crabtree was a rent in the Village ot Middle- Bond Retirement ru1111 ao.snM enterpn!ie 50th Anniversary · · · rl Call WY 2-334S or WV Pollee Relief and PeJI.Ilo• 31u.20 : PT PLEASANT Mr and Sunday guest of her sister-in~ po · Trull rundll 1~ 1 . 91 :-:; Today · · 1 M nd •t J 0h Sh'll Z-Z186 or WY 2-3600 SlnltarJ" Sewen and Iowa,. oa. 1 ' rs. · Mrs Opal Roberts are celebrat- aw, r. a n ' 1• ' pouJ Wvrkl Coou:tr. 80.9!! ~. seekmg e1 . ings ll J0 tfC Grand Total of A.11 l'unq lto.ZIO.IO ' ·u· 05 is inr; their golden wedding annl- M. d ••••l'le., 01c . :u _ !. Sl 0 . llh h I r. an Mrs. John Bobo, DavO.nen J Fund. lncludlnr Plrktnr • the frmge \ ersary w an open ouse t 1 ·· · . · SUGAR CROP OFF Jot metenr 11.630 tt ~· la1 wages Sundav, March 20, from 2 to 5 on, recenty VIsited his stster, HAVANA (UPI) -Cuba pro- Street coutrucuon M&R u.71a:2a ~ sons for 1p.m. a·t the home of their son, I MrM. andandM~: JoeJ Strong. duced about 2 million tons of I~!"m~te~lihwly Jmp. Fund a:~ =:. c R0 bert5 at Gallipolis r. .11.r !. oe Strong were . , Fire Dept. t.IIUIIt f·~ystem . e· F;eorge busineSll caiJers in McArthur i sugar by March. 12 of this year, UtllitJ' · ·~ lS not ke( erry. 1 . or about one-thJrd less than TotJI Gen. VIllage Fundi • . · M d M R bert and Wellston Friday 1 B<md Retirement Fundi ~ o( livmg. r. an rs. O S were . . · :did in the oomparative Pollee Rellel a nd Petu~IOI! •• •••" .t .I War vE married March 16 1916, at GalMrs. Lonu Davts has been h t Trust Fund• a,oeu.a 1 . . . . '. sick the paet k h1st Y' at . t e governmen sanlttry Se.,.e,. a11d Sew11e ot1• , a }JCDSlOI llpohs, Ohto. Their attendants wee · 1 reported Thursday poul Woru c onlt. U'7,MIM . h $10• . ' I d M Ch I' F Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bllbtl • Orand Total of a ll Fwtca. 2211,17J.UI • t an v.ere l l r. an rs. ar 1e · D . An offic'ial statement attribut· Out.tandln1 warnnll Ma.a.N has to dE J-.t onecutter, sister and brother- &}!on,. were weekend guests ed the decrease to heavy rains Total, Bal. and Oulltendllll · d ·· 1 ber Th R ~ Iof h1s stster Mr and Mrs Joe , · " wamott Z30.»fi .IP M !Jlresse m~ aw or r. Ro ts. e ou-1 S • · · in central cutra. ;'specifically Tot•! Ca.h Balance. ~ver a $ ens are the parent.. of four trong. Las Villas and . Camaguey """m"' "· tNt .,....,.,., ension childrE'n Bonnie Nutter of Point • Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cray, p . · Zan ' U rovmce!i. o the " Pleasant, Emogene Rainey, ~sq e, were recent guests .business George Roberts and James Rob- of hJS grandmother, Mrs. Mae ' Thomas_ J_e-ff-er-s-on- was the eel erts, all of Gallipolis Ferry. Dulfey. ftrs! U. S. president lo given a They also have ten grandchil·j Mr. and Mrs. Paul . Penc< his meaage to Congress. 1 llr•menl dren and five great grandchll- recently spent • day WJth her l·:-::-; :-:~=;;===ic • tJrt> n. !parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cabellero Tan. 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. radio, under· 4 Dr. Sedan. Black, Twin grip dlff. Dowgard, bac'up lites, windshield washer. coating, Dowgard, direction signals. L.O.M. Window washers, back up lite. o TAKING Freeman and Mf'. ; . PT. PLEASANT . Appiica· Mtldred Bell were married Feb.l , [)[_ _ __ LIST $2339.55 - DEALER COST LIST $2140.40 _YOUR COST :· Y [I hens of persons des~r~ng posl·_l28 at home of Mr. ,md '"""· CBftBB · • H · t suranee lions in the Child Development .\'lflrlon u+.chtson. He perfo~ ' 1 live on i Centers may be submitted to e4 the ceremony. l an orde tile Mason County Board of Ed· , e~r. and Mrs. Leonard Thack- · llom.o/the 4 Dr. Sedan, V8, 198 H.P. Cabellero tan and white, ! emplo-vt ucation before April 15, accord- i and ~a~h~r and Mrs. Rose 1 C Dr. Sta. Wagon. 6 cyl. Brisbane blue with frost reclining seats, ind. seats, auto. trans. Twin grip '· \hat tai ing tn Roy Uoyd, Director of Ellen 'lcGmruss and daughter, 1 labnloua white top, reclining seats, auto. trans. P .B. Radio, di!f, power steering, seat belts 2 retrct, tlnteil ~ eost to I the Mason County Head Start :d Mr. James Napper, dau¢1-1 white tires, wheel discs, light group, VJsibiUty windshield, reclining seat, P.B. Radjo, white tires, ~ tbe ass Program. Non • professional • all Vlstted Mr. and Mrs. group, seat belts, 2 retractable, 4 way hazard sys· wire wheel covers with spinner, Dowgard, backI less Ia> staff members will be selected Frank Hudson and family al tern, Dougard, w. washer, backup lites. up lites. · I at best strictly on the basis of qualil~ New Stractsvllle. idea ol cltion and whenever poooible j Mrs. Charles Dawson recentLIST $2916.85 _ DEALER COST LIST $3217.40 _DEALER COST f m<llled, oili lw recruited from low • In-. Y.,~alled on Mrs. Kenneth Saun-, 1 Mr. nd . . ; plan e: 1·ome groups. ' mil!ht · . a Mrs. Leo Davidson,\ Dogl h"e played an Im~ 1910's. P!OIIiDI Valley Hospital Wolfpen, spent Sunday with her portant rola in the developAtlantis aqua, with black vinyl top. 440 Hardtop, ~ for wo >'DMmED: Mrs. Joseph · mother, Mabel Wand. 1 ment of brain, bone, abdominal surgery, and ln the C Dr. Sta. Wag. 6 cyl. Frost white, reclining seats, P.B. Radio, auto. trans. White tires, 232 cu. in. en· ! lor wo Blsaell, Mason; Mrs. Ear I The Wtlkes G~ange met Wed- knowledge of metabolic disoverdrive trans. 155 H.P. engine, P. lift tailgate gine, 155 H.P. Dowgard. : becam Wines, Cheshire. nesday eve:ung m regular form eases. For example, there window, Dowgard, tinted windshield, white 15~ ~ lbere jDISCHARGED: Mrs. L 0 0 when the third and fourth de- 1 are more than one mUlion tires, wheel discs, C. steering wheel, W.S. washer, LIST $2710.90 _ DEALER COST ~tgg, b \"!!nce and son, Pt. Pleasant; gree~ were conferred on two diabetlca in the United backup lites. Order By Phono ' Albert Swatrel, West Columbia; candidates. Two more applica- States alone who are living uoeful and almost normal And Take '&m Home e. f u '•h. Ronald Springer Apple UO!l8 were read. They enJoyed a Uvea LIST $2872.20 _ DEALER COST because of the experl· and daughter ' guest as well as the nice num- mentation done on dogs. WY2-5432 , e · her of members present. 0 l1c~MI ltlteMkl "llann! Howard Morton suffered a be the stroke recently. Her niece Gi 11d·iF_,..,....,._,==------;;;;;:iiiiiiii 6615~5 '_. ln. ys. spent several days with him. 4 Dr. Sedan. Brisbane blue, auto. trans, twin gyro •WURLITZEI ----·-B cyl. 4 Dr. Sedan. Ba' ~ ·ua, recllnlnc 1011, diff. Power brakes, power steering, P.B. Radio, eBALDWtN i AND 4 MAKES It : auto. trans. Twin grirO~V .cl. Radio, white tlru, white tires, undercoated, seat belt, 2 retract. Dowonf OTHER FAMOUI I MELBOURNE, Australia I undercoated, light .dt bella! 2 retract, Dowgard, windshield washer, backup lites. IRAitDS ' CUPI) - Mrs. Jean Cook, 36, a gard, windshield w.~ , backup t'~ mother or six, gave birth today 1 America's Ffne~t LIST $3153.55 _ DEALER COST LIST $2793.85 _ DEALER COST to quadruplets -811 boys - at a Dlttlngulahad Motor C.r suburban hospital. The quadl were reported doing fine. They "F•crory fr•htecf ..,...., "Tht Succtl!l C•r" were born three monCil8s :~::.~~ lurefy at Preston and N PHON~ 2l JA(:K$0H. 0 . Now C(lmm•nity Hospftal. Styllnv Loodtr IIIHIII Milk Sanitation --~Rabies Scare THE 0' )Jiscounted in M on Wunty • .. --..----"·- l iTH I ""OIATI 'cdUIT Do n't SI II YIMirta· If Shorl1 •• '"'Mil•• cou•r• 0 " 10 MATTIR •• THI WILL RECESSION-OIPRISIION • OF . . .. 110 ~u;o:: '!ot;'iPro)HirtiT-.:. Stat• Mo)., Vohlelo Tu Quollno ... :'J::n;:e .J;::c rtn. hut. <l"l"''" '"' ' ;.:Jt::f _.. You NEEDN'T DO THIS to mak"! deposits with us ••• I I CJUiWZJ!IA !A$ I :.U:nd 'J::::. :»::.. " lbove I..,...,...,...,...,,...,...,...,.... ........ .... lOLA'S Are vabiPS :.1-:::.r:. I Two Represent a b )Jocal Jr. 1.181.71 an: :e II"' lr you can BANK BY MAIL m!Y houri OPEN TONIGHT 6 TIL 8 P.M. 1 1 The FARMERS BANK M h2123 and Savings Company :r lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON ~ wlk esvt"IJe sll!ltJety . Notes · Pomeroy Middleport ; '~ i ,,,, -PIECE SINK ENSEMBlE STAINlESS SIB DOUIU IOwt. Sill[ WITH UPI Briefs SIU-IIM ANI RTTINGS ·s495 (Continued from page 1) and artillery support. CDMPIIII AI PICIUIID "'"H . I · 5 618 i SElL OUT OF ALL NEW 1\' Edward Baer, Owner Kent UHikes StudentFea r (7 NEW RAMBLERS! FIRST COME - FIRST CHOICEI) 1 I • ' • ALL PRICED AT DEALER'S COST 'j ~ AMERICANS (3) Crow's ·!l!l9st ~mf?i: ~unger AP~IJCATION H:,~o~~ ~ l,_.,,'.,,.,.:'~t~ ~~uc: CLASSICS NEW 1966-MODEL 6606-0 STEAK HOUSE NEW 1966-MODEL 6608-5 NEW 1966-MODEL 6615·5 2466· 20 $2701·90 5 NEW 1965-MODEL 6509-7 I SANDWICH AMBASSADOR PfAN 0 S MOVE AHEAD! I 1 •. T NEW 1966-MODEL u 52570·80 · tt368•6$ I_N_o_T_ra_d_e_l_ns_ · Pl_ea_s_el__.l _ I.__O.;,..p_en_E_v_en_i...;ng;..s_r_d7_P_M--JI "YOUR DEAL IS OUR DEAL" N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. METROPOLITAN MOTORS RAY RIGGS, INC. OPTOMETitlST .~. __-· e_~ __~2_._~_~_•_1uo._· u_N_~ __o_a___ , ____o_u_lc_•_HO_W* 'l'bun. Ball Colll1 St.. ___ i'ollltiVf, PHONE 593-6601 15 N. COURT ST. 601).606 E. MAIN ST. ATHENS, 0. MULLEN (1) NEW 1966-MODEL 6685·5 ~/A NEW 1966-MODEL 6618-0 $2200.11 I With eliNCOLN-CONTINENTAL eMERCURY e MERCURY COMET Right now the Big Ford Drive is on at your Ford Dealers! ~·s adrive to move out a JeCOI'd uber of big, beautiful '66 Fords end Mustangs! And what are we using for spurs? Savings! AM!pin' belpin' of them! VOID llW I you kuny! Come take atest tiive at our Big Ford Drive! S20 12·45 1831-' l (4} NEW 1966-MODEl 6615..0 0 5 • il ABOLIN . POMEROY, 0. FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES WY 2·5101 MAIIIIIAGE APPIJCATION F:dwlu Francis NeulzliDC, 24, Mason, water operator, ud Pomeroy Nancy Lou Kiq, 711, Middleport, DO YOU WANT PERMANENT WORK AND GOOD INCOME? Here II an opportunity for the right man 011 aa .. tablished dairy route . ser:vlng both homo a<OOnnta and tlora account.. Salai-y and eommlsston Offer a gond Income to atort and you eaa write your owa pay lncreues by adding aow euatomero Ia your pro. lected terrll!'l'J· '1!be compaor allo: contrlbutta k1! · penaiOII and helplbjlilliloa plant. Appllcuta lbould' be In 10011 bellth, blgb IC!bool graduate and lllldar 40 yelil'l of ap. '6or laterolew lOa~ Mr, Strlctler, Valley BeD Dab7. Jelfenon Mid Mth St., Pl.l'lllmm, pboU IYHMJ. . . ... ...... . . ' ~ . ~ .. ~ ~ ~- ..... -- . . . . . . . ..... ...... "' ... "' .... ..... ~.,.- ... _. . . ......... -~ . -. 1i6 1'0110 IAI.AXIIIOO J .DOOR HAROTOI' We've stomped this price! Mlllp GeMnl Illlpllal Atlmta»M - None. -..... -CariN ·Yarlalm,j Mason. WHEN! Soon WHAT? IScDoltYounelfCirWMh ., '·' ';,!, 'f.O.II. DRoll. Monoll<tu..,.lltJtiUO!IOd -~ pr1<0 IDf l'onl IIIM(D)2-Door Hardtop. Dettlnatlon charges, stattand IOCII -..ntt~~. WA"ttl MJt lnc:ludH. Option• auch 11 whillwlfll ~ill~ ..... - ... - loool Forcl liM IIIIo< hlo Mllinl prl... . ~? laP...uoy-AG11d &.clltioll WHGn lavnden expncllng-Hia WATal FCJI L FORD DEAlER STOPI LOOK! READ! ChUipolls hr¥1• To Y0111 •• ,• • • . ·'· . .KEITH GOBLE FORD, lit; 461 S. Third St., �..... -.... --· .. -_.....__ _ _ . .. ... , ~ . .... - ' ... ... ....... _ . . . . . . .IIIIi --· .... - .. ....... "'- ··~--·-· ·~ ... ~ ---·--·-··-·-··-·---.......:___ '"""' .. · · - - · - - - · - - - -· . . . . 0 . . . . . . - . . -- ...... -u4>......,._ ~ - ....... .... _ ... . ...)"' ) ' THE Dl ,ele··,,·s,eo. n'. ReVl'le· ' .I 4 1,. ftl P'IJII'IIII.cllllft IIIII· 11117-eaapre 1111111 ar 1111 pralllrwr , 1lllli tha gorgeoua e~ of .GI Jnattmllaa to r1s1r1a bull, · · · : credit Cl\'dll, but wllb commer· 'nmnrlfwul the hour, there clall tor lollll, IIIII. with was 110 cleflntte lbrusl •t 1 ' mortgages, car payments, ~. businesses-end the IDtereat lll!CJUinC to .eseb ol 1beoe parlll of our uvea. '!'bore with banking :;:" =ew• executlveo, ex- posslble solution "' the credlt aird lndebtednelo problem, yet .. lor the first time an answer Is in aftht: Rob from the . ..,.... aaa pve 14 the poor, Sweep•- 1n wblch peril and even a loan ahark. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Reporlo" Tueoday lllght ed a borror llory: A documentary about in Amerka. The televlsfon program peued to the aJI8(e ·waa brdeblednesa and · credit crowins expltlllvely ID aatton, and that 190 Americans owe about (lllllon-"or more tllan for every man, woman child In the United States." (lOople race up and down There abo wu 1 note. about WHAT I. THE TRUTH • , , market allleo to. IH bow many a propooal by Sen. Paul . gootls they can collect In a Douglas for a · "lruth In pven tlm&-11 was aunested lending" bllt wblcb would make tllat thlo sbow bad hardly mandatory a elear statement of ralaed aa eyebrow among true annual lntereot · rates. A viewm ,.. eriUct. nwnber of lhooe per80111 wtio Unless my momory has filled durins the hour •RTeed The ODIWtr to IIIla eornplete, "S up e r m a r k e t many COII8UIIlel's are just IDDre lm~ sweep" moot delinltel caused pl>ln Ignorant on such matters flo found In lh ..U... ralied eyebrows amo!:, oome ~ don't even know what booklet, "ThoT:l" Abodl newsj)llper and magaaine wrl· mterest they are paying. Dootn.... " Wr!lo, ~or .Wt lers. At the risk of necessar n IbiS re~ on the almo.ot u today for ,... I!'REI!i ""P1 Tb dis~•·· imrnodes!J I make y caahless society • there also was l'horeiiDo obliplkm. , e - ....,., eonclse and for exam 'le • strong segment ID wlilch ~ even humorous bour, whlt!ll 1 lntel'l'iewers willingly presented P ' to our Dec. handled a c~mplex ~UbJOCI on ..:pe:~~.~l ~e pr~~ere the11111elves as examples of ..~ . • bolh an informational and nl ed weep, different types of financia\1 ··J hwman level, also did not Iooe ..,: It, In Plll't, as "overextended" families. y sight of the point that at promous and One pair descrtbed the perUs people may be sacrificing Is ::':~1":. ~· ~ 1111 of impulse buying, another told more tllan money-that nationme ng •w nothing of the family emergencies th•t Ly .'I..USO II valueo are at stake. So much for quibbling. For can be devastat••• on top of 245 E. Slota St. At hem far and away the greater "'6 Strangely, however, the pro- of the Tuesday night IIOl'lll8l debts, and a third 11'8111 likewise maJntained that "CBS R 1 ports: eommon, yet extraordinary $315,000,000,000" was lively attitude of persons who excl>lm journall!m, IVonderlully nanra~ Feat !ear over persolllll ed by Alexander Kendrick indobtedness, yet do not Bee fit wbose dry Yankee humor would to relate it to parallel practices serve him well in movie mles = by municipal or even national Ills scenes as a credit card governments. owner maldng the rounds The hour also left itself beady, higb-fiylng stuff. to reply on at least one ;J;;;;j(oo;;;=~a..;;;.;;;;.;;. polnl ' While laking a delightful and proper swipe at the offensive ABC-TV series, "Su- National 1 Botunelli Kin' Ate., Ne• Yol Subacriptlon wbtrt avallall year in advar ftce $15.50: si $3.90. By Mo v1oe nor av& Ullil one yet Thret month ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? !"; N= J:' .. Are' JT would l how rna are covere' plan. We v the percent 1everal hun and other part of ont m covered ' uected • departmen number of bOth on tt rtver, 10d thousands. aoeounted of person1 not hive outJide of ....., Q .- With wht federal obi~ ptloa mut an aiJea <tmply? lllloallj• ll A - Alieno living in ~e Uni~ ed Slates are required to report their addresses to the Office of the Atlomey General during the month of January. t.if wJeA mor• drlv SHOP SATURDAY 9 tfl 9 P.M. Where Your Dollars BuyMoN THE SHOE BOX MldclllpOI'I, o. .... 0 establlsbn aystem. T , persons t i -~~ m cover ~ DOes Radioear Co. protect your from TERMITES with ••• •:~~terns . i predicted Afili 11-DO·ll • simpte to do it yourself ' -.' TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIO MARCH SPECIALS 62 Comet 2 Door ' cyl...:4:· Iron~. Ro~le '62"" Fofcl .Gal. 500 *· 4 I q\, At Tron~. P. otoorl"" rodlo on~ htlfor 63 Filcon 2 Dr. &:,m::, ....... otontlor~ '""'· . . 65 Ford G•l. 500 WERNER Radio & TV 2 4r,lfan1W, '"'""· otontlo .. lrHL 219 llodlt ond ....... 65 Ford Chi. 500 C.nv. Ul ..,., Std. '""'· rodloMtl-or ... 63 FOrd hlrl8118 Sale Starts Today, Friday- Open Tonight -Sale Ends March 26th 61 Old, 91 2 Door H.T. AI rotlle ondlriM. .,_,All - · · · 63 Mercury Monte. SWING FEVER TIME AT KARR & VAN ZANDT 4 Dr. Aute. tnn1. Power I cyL ltd. tnno. Rodlo lllclhoottr . 60 Corvilr Coupe and IDr.~trono. E. Howard of Mt. Rope, Va. as guest speaker of evening. Her lopic wUI be Ileal Garden' I Flovvers." J Mrt. Chester , serve •• J. A. lngerick t::i..IN. ...... 63 Chnrolet Imp. -~-- ANNOUNCE 80NGFI!ST M Fonlhlr. 500 Tod1 PT. PLEASANT - Tbe an· nual Mason County Gospel song· lest will be bold Sunday, &~arch 20, at 1:30 p.m. in the old Pnlntll Pleaaant Jr. High School audl· torium on Main Street. T h i s annual event auracts gospel groupo and JO!oiots from iltrouchout the area and all gospel lllUIIic enthusiasts are lnvi~ ed to attend. 2 Dr, Hordlap, 219 onglno, Crvlolllllllo fl'IM. Lt* tldllllt " the frio ~ ta] wag• Keith GoYe Ford : sons fo: £system, ~ is not I . of livin ·' il War USED CARLOT . Locuet a ~Yc.-o sto. .· a pen~ ; than $ ·has to 1957 Volkswagen • • s495 2 Door Sedan. BEAN !J>enslo \lo the 1958 Dodge $445 = • • 4 Dr•.Hard Top - VB. Auto. Trans. Power Steering. ·~usint Early Bird t en Radio and Heater. 1959 Studebaker • tlrem I S295 s795 • \i Too Pickup. 6 cyl. 29,000 miles. : BUY NOW Ramltler Trad•lns TheVerya.t In UNci Cart Anywh.,. ' tb lEG. $59.95 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. trans. JWiio and beater. Corvalr Cbevrolel 2 dr. A rather bird to find model that we are aure you will find to be 'the best any• IVhere. Aulomatle ahltt. SpoO.a llllhoPDY finiah and oil viD,YI bUCket aeata. aDd heavy 1111&8 birleDpJinp at 67,000 points INGELS .FURNITURE Open Friday & S.turclay Nights DELUXE $, . . Made with extra exira Ibm- . to give heal"':lully correct IIIJPilorl: to )'OUr bact. ·~. '1295 lnd beater. Jr. Weill Coarrt 14irron. 1962 Volkswagen • $1195 I Door Sedan. Vi1161L One careful OWDtr. Power tdflt. lnf and brakel. llydramatlc drlvt. Slrowl ~ care. PoDtiaC Sta. .--THIS WEEKS SPECIAU JmJII]a --"'t 1962Ramblttr2Dr. s 595 60 Chevroh!t • turquoiM • • fbllall. •795 V8 4 dr. SedliL Lttt AGo STATION WAGON, 8 CYLI!iDBR AUTOMATIC TRANSJIISSION• . liiW . 57· Buicks •195 We IIIVI Cllolce of four pod care. One hu loW t.olowoo 9a• 85 .' mJieap an4 wu owned by a local merchlnt. You'll IIIVI (o 1111hem to appreciate the value. · . · ' ' BLAETTNARS ' . ' t ' ~Sons co. :' EVERY CAR MUST GO/ 64 Olds Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. $2388 V-8 motor, autom • ic trans., powf"r brakes, power ateering, 6 way power seat, radio, tinted glass, white sidewall tires, whoel discs, anti·spin differential. Fac· tory air. . 64 Pontiac Catalina 2 Door $2188 Hard Tup. With V-8 motor, automatic transmission. With power brakes and steering. 64 Olds Cutl..s Coupe $1888 White over blue with white vinyl interior, bucket aeats, V-8 motor, auto. trans., power brakes & steerIng, tinted glass, 4 neiV white sidewall tires, radio, wheel discs. 62 Chevrolet Impala 2 Door $1388 Hard Top. 327 V·B motor. Powerglide trans., radio, white sidewall tires and wheel c.iscs. 59 Olds $588 89 4 door. V-8 motor, automatic trans., power brakes, power steering. radio, white sidewall tires, 2-lone paint. 59 Ford Th11nderblrd $1088 y-s motor, automatic trans., power brakes and steermg. white sidewall tires, wheel discs, tinted glass, 63 Rambler Classic 4 Door -· ~ ·· · ·~··· · · . . ... ... ~ .. . . ' .. ' '. I ., ' ', . ' .., ·"'""' $118&•_., V-8 auto. trans., like new w s'w tires, white black, red vinyl interior. V-8, auto. trans., power brakes and steering, radii,. wlslw tires, tinted glass. blue and white, blue vln••f'-' interior. 63 Ford Custom 300 2 Dr. - - - $'10818m< 390 V-8 engine, Cruisematic tra01. radio w!s:w . . spotlight. heavy duty electrical equipment, an ~ State Righway Patrol car. A hot one. . 61 Mercury Meteor 800 4 Dr. _ _ V-8, auto. trans., power steering, radio, wlslw tires, lite blue with blue interior, sharp iDside,: and out. ' $1088 62 Olds Dyn•mic 88 Hoi. Cpe. _ $1388 Wblte over green int., power brakes and steering. V'-8 engine, auto. trans., Wlslw tires, one owner. $611 59 Olds Super 88 Hoi. S.d. v.a, auto. trans .• power brakes and steering, rldio, Unted glass, wlslw tires, white with red interior. Door----- 57 Buick 2 door H.T. - - - - $388 5I Forcl4 S1 Chev. Bel Air 4 door $288 61 Plymouth Convertlbl8 - - - ·56 Iuick 4 door S.dan $288 v.a. auto. power brakes and steering. v.a, auto. trans. auto. Iran& V-8, auto. trans. v.a, auto., power ateoring. Mllny MeN to Choo• - Evely . hcluc.cl In Price -ON SAlll ,KARR & VAN ZANDT ~LLAC.OLDIMOIILI ' ' over_,. 61 Buick lnvida 2 door H.T. _ _ $1Ciia.-- lidewall tires, wheel discs, black with red interior. Factory AIR. ' ' 61 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Cpe. _ 6 cyl. engine, automatic lrans., power steering, white PII!)NI WY 2-5342 0. $788 One bronze, 1 green. V-8. auto. trans .. power brakea-·" llll> and steering, radio. ·.' radio and faelory air. . . 2 • 60 Olds Dynamic 88 4 Doors _ . GMAC FtNANCt~ ' PO~ROY, In Priee1 v.a, I • ' Auto. Trans. Radio and = • \i Too Slepslde Pickup. 8 cyl. Low mileage. 63 Catalina • • • •1875 Reduced +-r 1962 Chevrolet New Yorker " dr. lflrd To~ lot of llmlr1 eaa be youra with IIIII eleQ. 1968 It trld&-ln. 1\ fino IU• tomobUe that hU received the very best of care. ruu power and automatic ahltt. tornatfc 'ltblft, SPECIAL ONCE-A·YEAR SAVINGS ON THE BEMCO COIIFA·PEDIC 992-2635 Mlcliltport, Ohio ' Oltn .IIICO APOefl'lll Heatc. 1962 Dodge - • - S1295 64 Chrysler • • • S2995 . UtiUne Pletup. 7\i ft bed. 8 cyL Std. tra111. Radio !""')hinM luDIIioul deep Q1dlt comfort, 111perjor CIJih. PHONE V8 - 2 Dr. Sedan, V8 - iek trade-ID, With oil- viDYI upholstery, Power aleertacand brakea. Hydramatic drive. mattress at a ~?."'• ~!~ked pricei You get Demeo's es:c!1111ve "Unifu COIIIIilaclfoll that 10111111 1960 Plymouth • • S695 63 Olds "88" • • • '1895 2 dr. lllrd Top. AD utremel)' pod Jootlnc aew Bu- ca:Ji" comfortalldl~~~q ty~d Sugar Run Flour Mills 1960 Chevrolet = - $1095 'k Ton Fleetslde. 8 cyl. 3 spd. trans. Law mileage. 1960 Mercury ·= • = s995 1 63 900 Monza - • SJ195 Everyone's a lucky winner in the J!em110 Sleepstabl! Now, for a limltecl time~. you the llllpr8tDe Feeds, Seeds, F.tlmw lid Farm Supplies 64 Dodge • = • • S2095 Potara 2 door Hard Top. Only 25,895 miles. lt'a real % Ton - 6 cyl. 4 wheel drive. Utility Bed. pleuure to olfflt 1 car as clean 11 this one. Power ateerlne and brltet. Push button shift. Dart Tur· quoiae with maiA:hiDJ Ill vln,YI uats. A real beauty. "Sure = = 1960 Chevrolet - = '1095 !I Camino 'k Ton VB- Std. Trans. Radio and heater 1960 International- SJ295 kes. Hydr11111Uc drive. Perfect oriJIIIII turquoise linIsh with matchinl Interior. MmOPOLITAN . MOTORS • 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Power steering and brakea. Radio and Heater. = - NO ;;R~EA"'S""O-;-;NA~B=-=L-=E OFFER REFUSED SEE · that • t.'Oit 1959 DeSoto = = $1395 62Catalina PontiK 4 dl. llldiD. Power oteer!ng aod power bra· . Everu Cor 1957 Dodge - - • $595 dio and Heater. iJJVef I · Ius See The Dodge· Boys! 4 Dr, Setbn - VB. Power steering. Auto. trans. Ra- ~resse '~' the WE'RE REALLY SWINGIN' WITH OUR ANNUAL ••• bosteSIII. 4 dr. H.T, t eyL AI lrono., p. ... ndlo '"" Mder idge Keno MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1110 4 bt. I qllndor, outo, ·fran-. .... & hHter == \ Mfl 01 BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. 63 Fonl Gal. 500 ! empl -----... ---···-- e 8 TRANSISTORS I dr. H.T, Ill - · AI frat&, P. ..._.ne, radio, hoottr : live c amulnely Ughtwelthtl BLACK or BROWN 64 Ford Chi. 500 Tl ' ~ empl! l op•n ; youn1 \ cal\ s 1 1ura• Sturdy, rufllld st ..l eonnruc lon-ytt 62 F•lrl•ne 4 Door ~· seeking ~ sitions : ' 'liM PI.AYMATit ...... NtlO lfltrlno, ndlo ........ ;, !hat addl '• decade. ' • rapid str + tions of · serve lh• and th01 the Imp• providin ; some iru - pansion , enterpri . ... .' ........' ' �..... -.... --· .. -_.....__ _ _ . .. ... , ~ . .... - ' ... ... ....... _ . . . . . . .IIIIi --· .... - .. ....... "'- ··~--·-· ·~ ... ~ ---·--·-··-·-··-·---.......:___ '"""' .. · · - - · - - - · - - - -· . . . . 0 . . . . . . - . . -- ...... -u4>......,._ ~ - ....... .... _ ... . ...)"' ) ' THE Dl ,ele··,,·s,eo. n'. ReVl'le· ' .I 4 1,. ftl P'IJII'IIII.cllllft IIIII· 11117-eaapre 1111111 ar 1111 pralllrwr , 1lllli tha gorgeoua e~ of .GI Jnattmllaa to r1s1r1a bull, · · · : credit Cl\'dll, but wllb commer· 'nmnrlfwul the hour, there clall tor lollll, IIIII. with was 110 cleflntte lbrusl •t 1 ' mortgages, car payments, ~. businesses-end the IDtereat lll!CJUinC to .eseb ol 1beoe parlll of our uvea. '!'bore with banking :;:" =ew• executlveo, ex- posslble solution "' the credlt aird lndebtednelo problem, yet .. lor the first time an answer Is in aftht: Rob from the . ..,.... aaa pve 14 the poor, Sweep•- 1n wblch peril and even a loan ahark. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Reporlo" Tueoday lllght ed a borror llory: A documentary about in Amerka. The televlsfon program peued to the aJI8(e ·waa brdeblednesa and · credit crowins expltlllvely ID aatton, and that 190 Americans owe about (lllllon-"or more tllan for every man, woman child In the United States." (lOople race up and down There abo wu 1 note. about WHAT I. THE TRUTH • , , market allleo to. IH bow many a propooal by Sen. Paul . gootls they can collect In a Douglas for a · "lruth In pven tlm&-11 was aunested lending" bllt wblcb would make tllat thlo sbow bad hardly mandatory a elear statement of ralaed aa eyebrow among true annual lntereot · rates. A viewm ,.. eriUct. nwnber of lhooe per80111 wtio Unless my momory has filled durins the hour •RTeed The ODIWtr to IIIla eornplete, "S up e r m a r k e t many COII8UIIlel's are just IDDre lm~ sweep" moot delinltel caused pl>ln Ignorant on such matters flo found In lh ..U... ralied eyebrows amo!:, oome ~ don't even know what booklet, "ThoT:l" Abodl newsj)llper and magaaine wrl· mterest they are paying. Dootn.... " Wr!lo, ~or .Wt lers. At the risk of necessar n IbiS re~ on the almo.ot u today for ,... I!'REI!i ""P1 Tb dis~•·· imrnodes!J I make y caahless society • there also was l'horeiiDo obliplkm. , e - ....,., eonclse and for exam 'le • strong segment ID wlilch ~ even humorous bour, whlt!ll 1 lntel'l'iewers willingly presented P ' to our Dec. handled a c~mplex ~UbJOCI on ..:pe:~~.~l ~e pr~~ere the11111elves as examples of ..~ . • bolh an informational and nl ed weep, different types of financia\1 ··J hwman level, also did not Iooe ..,: It, In Plll't, as "overextended" families. y sight of the point that at promous and One pair descrtbed the perUs people may be sacrificing Is ::':~1":. ~· ~ 1111 of impulse buying, another told more tllan money-that nationme ng •w nothing of the family emergencies th•t Ly .'I..USO II valueo are at stake. So much for quibbling. For can be devastat••• on top of 245 E. Slota St. At hem far and away the greater "'6 Strangely, however, the pro- of the Tuesday night IIOl'lll8l debts, and a third 11'8111 likewise maJntained that "CBS R 1 ports: eommon, yet extraordinary $315,000,000,000" was lively attitude of persons who excl>lm journall!m, IVonderlully nanra~ Feat !ear over persolllll ed by Alexander Kendrick indobtedness, yet do not Bee fit wbose dry Yankee humor would to relate it to parallel practices serve him well in movie mles = by municipal or even national Ills scenes as a credit card governments. owner maldng the rounds The hour also left itself beady, higb-fiylng stuff. to reply on at least one ;J;;;;j(oo;;;=~a..;;;.;;;;.;;. polnl ' While laking a delightful and proper swipe at the offensive ABC-TV series, "Su- National 1 Botunelli Kin' Ate., Ne• Yol Subacriptlon wbtrt avallall year in advar ftce $15.50: si $3.90. By Mo v1oe nor av& Ullil one yet Thret month ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? !"; N= J:' .. Are' JT would l how rna are covere' plan. We v the percent 1everal hun and other part of ont m covered ' uected • departmen number of bOth on tt rtver, 10d thousands. aoeounted of person1 not hive outJide of ....., Q .- With wht federal obi~ ptloa mut an aiJea <tmply? lllloallj• ll A - Alieno living in ~e Uni~ ed Slates are required to report their addresses to the Office of the Atlomey General during the month of January. t.if wJeA mor• drlv SHOP SATURDAY 9 tfl 9 P.M. Where Your Dollars BuyMoN THE SHOE BOX MldclllpOI'I, o. .... 0 establlsbn aystem. T , persons t i -~~ m cover ~ DOes Radioear Co. protect your from TERMITES with ••• •:~~terns . i predicted Afili 11-DO·ll • simpte to do it yourself ' -.' TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIO MARCH SPECIALS 62 Comet 2 Door ' cyl...:4:· Iron~. Ro~le '62"" Fofcl .Gal. 500 *· 4 I q\, At Tron~. P. otoorl"" rodlo on~ htlfor 63 Filcon 2 Dr. &:,m::, ....... otontlor~ '""'· . . 65 Ford G•l. 500 WERNER Radio & TV 2 4r,lfan1W, '"'""· otontlo .. lrHL 219 llodlt ond ....... 65 Ford Chi. 500 C.nv. Ul ..,., Std. '""'· rodloMtl-or ... 63 FOrd hlrl8118 Sale Starts Today, Friday- Open Tonight -Sale Ends March 26th 61 Old, 91 2 Door H.T. AI rotlle ondlriM. .,_,All - · · · 63 Mercury Monte. SWING FEVER TIME AT KARR & VAN ZANDT 4 Dr. Aute. tnn1. Power I cyL ltd. tnno. Rodlo lllclhoottr . 60 Corvilr Coupe and IDr.~trono. E. Howard of Mt. Rope, Va. as guest speaker of evening. Her lopic wUI be Ileal Garden' I Flovvers." J Mrt. Chester , serve •• J. A. lngerick t::i..IN. ...... 63 Chnrolet Imp. -~-- ANNOUNCE 80NGFI!ST M Fonlhlr. 500 Tod1 PT. PLEASANT - Tbe an· nual Mason County Gospel song· lest will be bold Sunday, &~arch 20, at 1:30 p.m. in the old Pnlntll Pleaaant Jr. High School audl· torium on Main Street. T h i s annual event auracts gospel groupo and JO!oiots from iltrouchout the area and all gospel lllUIIic enthusiasts are lnvi~ ed to attend. 2 Dr, Hordlap, 219 onglno, Crvlolllllllo fl'IM. Lt* tldllllt " the frio ~ ta] wag• Keith GoYe Ford : sons fo: £system, ~ is not I . of livin ·' il War USED CARLOT . Locuet a ~Yc.-o sto. .· a pen~ ; than $ ·has to 1957 Volkswagen • • s495 2 Door Sedan. BEAN !J>enslo \lo the 1958 Dodge $445 = • • 4 Dr•.Hard Top - VB. Auto. Trans. Power Steering. ·~usint Early Bird t en Radio and Heater. 1959 Studebaker • tlrem I S295 s795 • \i Too Pickup. 6 cyl. 29,000 miles. : BUY NOW Ramltler Trad•lns TheVerya.t In UNci Cart Anywh.,. ' tb lEG. $59.95 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. trans. JWiio and beater. Corvalr Cbevrolel 2 dr. A rather bird to find model that we are aure you will find to be 'the best any• IVhere. Aulomatle ahltt. SpoO.a llllhoPDY finiah and oil viD,YI bUCket aeata. aDd heavy 1111&8 birleDpJinp at 67,000 points INGELS .FURNITURE Open Friday & S.turclay Nights DELUXE $, . . Made with extra exira Ibm- . to give heal"':lully correct IIIJPilorl: to )'OUr bact. ·~. '1295 lnd beater. Jr. Weill Coarrt 14irron. 1962 Volkswagen • $1195 I Door Sedan. Vi1161L One careful OWDtr. Power tdflt. lnf and brakel. llydramatlc drlvt. Slrowl ~ care. PoDtiaC Sta. .--THIS WEEKS SPECIAU JmJII]a --"'t 1962Ramblttr2Dr. s 595 60 Chevroh!t • turquoiM • • fbllall. •795 V8 4 dr. SedliL Lttt AGo STATION WAGON, 8 CYLI!iDBR AUTOMATIC TRANSJIISSION• . liiW . 57· Buicks •195 We IIIVI Cllolce of four pod care. One hu loW t.olowoo 9a• 85 .' mJieap an4 wu owned by a local merchlnt. You'll IIIVI (o 1111hem to appreciate the value. · . · ' ' BLAETTNARS ' . ' t ' ~Sons co. :' EVERY CAR MUST GO/ 64 Olds Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. $2388 V-8 motor, autom • ic trans., powf"r brakes, power ateering, 6 way power seat, radio, tinted glass, white sidewall tires, whoel discs, anti·spin differential. Fac· tory air. . 64 Pontiac Catalina 2 Door $2188 Hard Tup. With V-8 motor, automatic transmission. With power brakes and steering. 64 Olds Cutl..s Coupe $1888 White over blue with white vinyl interior, bucket aeats, V-8 motor, auto. trans., power brakes & steerIng, tinted glass, 4 neiV white sidewall tires, radio, wheel discs. 62 Chevrolet Impala 2 Door $1388 Hard Top. 327 V·B motor. Powerglide trans., radio, white sidewall tires and wheel c.iscs. 59 Olds $588 89 4 door. V-8 motor, automatic trans., power brakes, power steering. radio, white sidewall tires, 2-lone paint. 59 Ford Th11nderblrd $1088 y-s motor, automatic trans., power brakes and steermg. white sidewall tires, wheel discs, tinted glass, 63 Rambler Classic 4 Door -· ~ ·· · ·~··· · · . . ... ... ~ .. . . ' .. ' '. I ., ' ', . ' .., ·"'""' $118&•_., V-8 auto. trans., like new w s'w tires, white black, red vinyl interior. V-8, auto. trans., power brakes and steering, radii,. wlslw tires, tinted glass. blue and white, blue vln••f'-' interior. 63 Ford Custom 300 2 Dr. - - - $'10818m< 390 V-8 engine, Cruisematic tra01. radio w!s:w . . spotlight. heavy duty electrical equipment, an ~ State Righway Patrol car. A hot one. . 61 Mercury Meteor 800 4 Dr. _ _ V-8, auto. trans., power steering, radio, wlslw tires, lite blue with blue interior, sharp iDside,: and out. ' $1088 62 Olds Dyn•mic 88 Hoi. Cpe. _ $1388 Wblte over green int., power brakes and steering. V'-8 engine, auto. trans., Wlslw tires, one owner. $611 59 Olds Super 88 Hoi. S.d. v.a, auto. trans .• power brakes and steering, rldio, Unted glass, wlslw tires, white with red interior. Door----- 57 Buick 2 door H.T. - - - - $388 5I Forcl4 S1 Chev. Bel Air 4 door $288 61 Plymouth Convertlbl8 - - - ·56 Iuick 4 door S.dan $288 v.a. auto. power brakes and steering. v.a, auto. trans. auto. Iran& V-8, auto. trans. v.a, auto., power ateoring. Mllny MeN to Choo• - Evely . hcluc.cl In Price -ON SAlll ,KARR & VAN ZANDT ~LLAC.OLDIMOIILI ' ' over_,. 61 Buick lnvida 2 door H.T. _ _ $1Ciia.-- lidewall tires, wheel discs, black with red interior. Factory AIR. ' ' 61 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Cpe. _ 6 cyl. engine, automatic lrans., power steering, white PII!)NI WY 2-5342 0. $788 One bronze, 1 green. V-8. auto. trans .. power brakea-·" llll> and steering, radio. ·.' radio and faelory air. . . 2 • 60 Olds Dynamic 88 4 Doors _ . GMAC FtNANCt~ ' PO~ROY, In Priee1 v.a, I • ' Auto. Trans. Radio and = • \i Too Slepslde Pickup. 8 cyl. Low mileage. 63 Catalina • • • •1875 Reduced +-r 1962 Chevrolet New Yorker " dr. lflrd To~ lot of llmlr1 eaa be youra with IIIII eleQ. 1968 It trld&-ln. 1\ fino IU• tomobUe that hU received the very best of care. ruu power and automatic ahltt. tornatfc 'ltblft, SPECIAL ONCE-A·YEAR SAVINGS ON THE BEMCO COIIFA·PEDIC 992-2635 Mlcliltport, Ohio ' Oltn .IIICO APOefl'lll Heatc. 1962 Dodge - • - S1295 64 Chrysler • • • S2995 . UtiUne Pletup. 7\i ft bed. 8 cyL Std. tra111. Radio !""')hinM luDIIioul deep Q1dlt comfort, 111perjor CIJih. PHONE V8 - 2 Dr. Sedan, V8 - iek trade-ID, With oil- viDYI upholstery, Power aleertacand brakea. Hydramatic drive. mattress at a ~?."'• ~!~ked pricei You get Demeo's es:c!1111ve "Unifu COIIIIilaclfoll that 10111111 1960 Plymouth • • S695 63 Olds "88" • • • '1895 2 dr. lllrd Top. AD utremel)' pod Jootlnc aew Bu- ca:Ji" comfortalldl~~~q ty~d Sugar Run Flour Mills 1960 Chevrolet = - $1095 'k Ton Fleetslde. 8 cyl. 3 spd. trans. Law mileage. 1960 Mercury ·= • = s995 1 63 900 Monza - • SJ195 Everyone's a lucky winner in the J!em110 Sleepstabl! Now, for a limltecl time~. you the llllpr8tDe Feeds, Seeds, F.tlmw lid Farm Supplies 64 Dodge • = • • S2095 Potara 2 door Hard Top. Only 25,895 miles. lt'a real % Ton - 6 cyl. 4 wheel drive. Utility Bed. pleuure to olfflt 1 car as clean 11 this one. Power ateerlne and brltet. Push button shift. Dart Tur· quoiae with maiA:hiDJ Ill vln,YI uats. A real beauty. "Sure = = 1960 Chevrolet - = '1095 !I Camino 'k Ton VB- Std. Trans. Radio and heater 1960 International- SJ295 kes. Hydr11111Uc drive. Perfect oriJIIIII turquoise linIsh with matchinl Interior. MmOPOLITAN . MOTORS • 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Power steering and brakea. Radio and Heater. = - NO ;;R~EA"'S""O-;-;NA~B=-=L-=E OFFER REFUSED SEE · that • t.'Oit 1959 DeSoto = = $1395 62Catalina PontiK 4 dl. llldiD. Power oteer!ng aod power bra· . Everu Cor 1957 Dodge - - • $595 dio and Heater. iJJVef I · Ius See The Dodge· Boys! 4 Dr, Setbn - VB. Power steering. Auto. trans. Ra- ~resse '~' the WE'RE REALLY SWINGIN' WITH OUR ANNUAL ••• bosteSIII. 4 dr. H.T, t eyL AI lrono., p. ... ndlo '"" Mder idge Keno MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1110 4 bt. I qllndor, outo, ·fran-. .... & hHter == \ Mfl 01 BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. 63 Fonl Gal. 500 ! empl -----... ---···-- e 8 TRANSISTORS I dr. H.T, Ill - · AI frat&, P. ..._.ne, radio, hoottr : live c amulnely Ughtwelthtl BLACK or BROWN 64 Ford Chi. 500 Tl ' ~ empl! l op•n ; youn1 \ cal\ s 1 1ura• Sturdy, rufllld st ..l eonnruc lon-ytt 62 F•lrl•ne 4 Door ~· seeking ~ sitions : ' 'liM PI.AYMATit ...... NtlO lfltrlno, ndlo ........ ;, !hat addl '• decade. ' • rapid str + tions of · serve lh• and th01 the Imp• providin ; some iru - pansion , enterpri . ... .' ........' ' �' PI ,.' .. · --·:::...: -:.:--~.1:,: . ' Rtcbarc Ch e~ l.t Publisbed e• diY by The 0 pany, 110 ME 45769. Businet Editorial pbon Entered l l t 11 the post of National Botunelli Kill A.ve .• New yl): suoscriPtior tht~ 1\'!tl&l year in adval ftc. $15.50; si $UIO. 8'1 Me vu~e not J VI mtil one ye montb Tbret . .. ~ J_, ;-r. ,,, , ,. I' • •: .;.; "'f1"1'':- ;:. - BotteN~: • t; :O..otRidp . . ' SodeqrN.m Soeiety News !!!••• '-~---~ ':'' reflfty Yeera.Agoon the River by Ohio River hll-lorlen Dick 'J'hon IS, eetfl Sunday, . . leDebunklng lllticlesweeklyfrom the pen ofMel~scounty's own brilliant Hieronymous (St. Jerome the Transla1or), a modem synthesis of Will Rogers, H. L. Mencken and Ambrcsa Bierce In unique and imaginative views of Amerieo today. -leThe Ghost letters from Our House, manning cre.~ttons,. 96tUr...:Urart.•iy each 11 credit to American literature, fortnightly by Martha S. Foster:. SALE Apple Grove Society Notes --== S. Chr Prllo l~inf eSpecial features this Sunday: Grover Salser, Sr~of Dorea!, by Robart Wingett, and "From Thailand to Germany in One War" the story of S-Sgt. Dan Chevalier, by Dick Thomlls Rousl!'sSIIH St«e 1eAnd many other special interest features about 11 world ~ in ferment ltlld dlange in the 1960s. ELECTRIC SERVICE INTERRUPTION TUESDAY MARCH 22, 1966 5:30 A.M. to 5:45 A.M. cae mor establlshr 0 1ystem. 1 i are eov11 >;; i predlcte< •;_ that add > decade. ' fntenvptl011 wift 1Hect IUIIomen •Mcf - rapld sb [ Uons of ~ serve th from Mlyn1rd Sub ll•tlon, Including Rut-. lind, Sal1111 Center, l.lllgsvllle, Dexter llld the New Unt., ltyHII llull lllelltod11 1un ' and tbol . the lmp providim ~ some in . enterpr " : Tod: l11 of Jnftment wwther tfMi aorlo: will be perfuned the lollvwJag clly. '· seeking ~ sitions rthe lrir ~ tal wag · of Jivil ' PLUS- ' .has to l,presse J>Ver ' ~ven usin· '· .~ ' LATEST NEWS .. l i T1 , empl• At Home-In the State and On ' ~ open The N~tional and World Scene \ can I 1 sural A LOWER PRICE·;THAN THIS ONEl . live 4 ; an o· ! emp ; that '' l coat ~,~b i idea m<il pla1 Bringing to You " ,,., * * * * * * PLUS ~for ~ for ': l!eca : then 3 ONLY TO SELL l ltg. 299.95 Racine PHILCO Society Notes BIG 8 PAGE COLOR COMIC SECTION r ,be 13.7 cu. ft. I&RIGIRATOR $229-95 ' * *ALL*IN THE*NEW* ~ 'II .: ~~ i, siud/ llllli..l TINY'S FOODLAND i. ;;,. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS HEINER'S BAKERY :· ,mtban ~imts • itntittt! -~ THE OHIO VALLEYS ·•GREATEST HOME SUNDAY :, 'i V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Youth GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. .:'Cut.a, w·-•• F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER 1 KARR CONSTRUaiON CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. SATURDAY NIGHT SPORTS! ~~~~ ~l R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE AND : yo\ln 1 u LIEVING COAL COMPANY ' t • tlr•m I UlopoJ:YW- ~:Jensh - Mctlanle~ WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING : th an~ notht •'* ae :..sons fa : system " is not l a pen: uo t:JO ArNa. - pansion ' il War I Pom...,., k.-.,...,_.,_licWbuiUf'L ..!:f .-... -lb.t 1 I peraons I .... A drh ~ -~ a..· '!_ departmeD number ot both on U rtv&r, and thousands accounted o! peraoru not bave outlide a1 ~· .,,........ •'rlda1. -' plan. We 1 the percent ~ev eral bur and other part of on IY&tema 11 covered ar:.,. ... Spen... I *"OCAL FEATURES how ma CbarJe1',8Jaiell Alll li.:llo!• I 'illl I ILJ M<f!11. . W.....ll 11 1. a: NYI'II t 41 8 m.. ICvo'nlftl 'lo•.-. we' ' II p, m.: Mld~teelt Prav· , ill'" " 7.10 p. III Wf'llftoatlt!y lllddlrporl Clllh!l .. ll1o NIIJ. ....lOt . . . . orone. Rev Clyde J llartlell CbllclreD undir sundiY .,, ..,,,.,.II ~II m., \11111'& IS ldd up; 7:JO, llllotello• llpllll lOY - Hatrtonnvkll 110111, II> II 10:~ '«<11t Vm 'S'IIIrlz, IIJ 111 "'OI'!IIllp 10 Ill a 'II-: NY I" ilree1 ~· liP (,., I. O'Loo ...., Onder'lloocl, IIIID!I!Ir. Ill- Iader. Revival Sunday at 7:U vouna ,...,. · 145 p m.; par, puJor: IIDblrt Lewla. IUJI\. 1111 - 1 UU I. ID.I M"""'"l l'flll!liDC lbroU&b ltlardl 27 wilb ~ - M 1111 p. 1D ; O)'terJop Ql. . t ·• a. 11. Mof1llll& Wor8h1r• - P I •l111 • m.: ltQblr• Rood Rev. RuiHil t1. Coolvlllt 11 Pr•~"' "'" · t \\'"" 1-:Jo om HoopPOlt. 11-: · liJld Sun!lay ScboOI; 1 p. m. 1l:v lllblt "•hnnl ~:>!. , evn..IIIL ' .........., t11tw11 o1 lllf No 1311 ..... Mr. lllilJI ltf'Vloe. l"'uradiY, pu Qwle CbarciJ et God, lin Cltal&l lllllbGIII ~ !lmM!. Sunday lchnnl 8 30 I "'"' . tO :til · - III. p. m. Prayer I*IJal. UUben IWW SI.WGil Pearl "- CBsto, ~'••Jor; wor .., Morl>lna 110ralllp lQ 46 a. p. m. YF1 Wed. Cupnlor a.,1111 Cbaretl: !ldlool UD a. m MIWit"l I .,viCe 11 I I. -L-, !lun~l) Ill Even!Q(J Wnrs)Up, I p m; l:t.nlr 1 o ID Senloo : &lnda, 'l<:hoo g illl , m.: Mort> lblp II a m.: 11l9anpllllle • ~~ IO •- llli, W~-r.J ~Jtfa ~~~ 7 p m w.. bVtenart l'tvrcb ill« Wonblp tO:ll I IlL rloe. 7 P m Prayor IDMI1n&- · - - ' ol moo .. : """"' .,.., _ Y- • encb!rsOio, palo flcel 9:30 ..... luodi1 lllo ~~ m. Wednelllq; VOIAI mutt>& 11'11 WodNDtJ ot 1bt Jor, 10:~ 1. m.: 'Biblt ~ .......... Ollrell. ll - ·- ~ ........•• llerv11!0 l.;ltJ ....-'h. Qlllret oJ lbt 1'1.-, ..... 1:30 p .Ill. ., port. Rev. Uoaald 8oooe. ,.. p. m. llorla ••• Mill u Cllare ..,. HP rlvtl<o HlfldeniUII, ~ ~-~SUpt.l:lliO....m.. ._.,dl • a-, lilt. • • • - l'llltl A. Cillo. plllor Wor JIIIIOI': 91•Hioy Scbool 8•110 I .... -~· : ''" 1. lit 0u1o1 w.n.u. ..- llltp aervlce It a m. '"" ""• llf\'k:el 1 30 p, m. Sun., W01'1111p s.mc.t BYP I P. Sunday !il.'lloOl Ull 1 m.; wor Ollltl ~ 1.U p m. !lull .,, Mornlll& Wor•nlp 10 30 a rL; Evoultll WDfSblp. 7:10 p. IJIIlp llefVIct 11 a ,._ 1(111 /;IV daJ 8cllool 10 1. • · JGIIII ""'cos 11!0 p. m p r , y, r IlL: \!'sci. 7;110 P. m. PriJer 1 m Prayer flltlllaa "I:• p llllley. Supt. Pravet meetmw a1.1 NYPS 6 ~ 0 m Eveni1111 D1MIIal ll!l'''*""· 7:30 P. e. 111 1'uudoy; YQWII l'eoOII' ......., a. Metllodlll dlardl .,....,. 'II' • m fhu...S•• practice. • Pom• -ti!J&. 1:Ill p, m ~lldiJ - Sundap lc:bool 8 a. m.' 14ft. a dl tt lite NIUr..., RaPinl_Bapdat Clltlreli Bollutl cnn. 01 uoa, Bot fred Nease, Supt. Worship ser- c1n1, Oblo. SUnday Scllool al roy - -Ret. Carter WUIIinll. Jnbo Smolt'llood, pUI«: ;!wt4a) 'f1oo II a. m. lilY. Wencloll UO 1 m. Sunoay Worship SUndaJ Sehoul 1:110 dU 10.:11. llelloel 10 ._ m.; Evl"··•·l,..tc Slatter, PNIOrService 10 30 a.m Sunda' E•• By Mrs. RIIIJelt Wonblp soovlce. 10:10~ ~~ ...,,.,. 1 P- m.; Youna People llel._ '"•ll•odtll Cllardl. Ml~- ailqj Service 7:30 p.m.; Mid Mr. and Mrs. Mike M~ 1 Nursery and Junior eb Kndoover 1 0 m WoctJIIOdJy · dleporl, lll. E Uowsoa, putor, IIMil Prayer Servi• ·• WednK of Clevellmd spent 1 ....... clllldre!l • RaclJit Pra1er meelin& 1- p. m. Sa~ loin. Nao Moore l!huroll St:hool llaJ 7:~ om Rev. l\torrt1 M. with Mr. and Mra. Bnlll l'lrll Bapllll a...,.. pollflr day Supl : Cbun:ll 8chool, • lJO · - li'oUe. PUinr' Gloeckner IDd !leY". IIDd - Rev. C. l. O'l.'onller, Grau litiii<Opll ~ m.; Worsbtp_ llerrlce, IO.lJO I. Rotlllld ~'11•,.• a1 111o Naur James Morrison. · llwlday School I 30 L m.. !1om l'bt Rev RICltlnl ll 81.; Mllllodist Youlb Fello'll- _ , SUnda; School 9 :tn 1 m . Oirtls. .,pl; 10.4$ L ~ Martin. Reetor. StJaUy _ Mor el!J. 1 p. 111.: Official Boen1 Mornbla Worship IO ~ 1_ "' 1 Mrs. Herschel NorriiV~-! ~. •Juot""::"'r!~!.~ I •.m. aiD8 Preyer IIIII 'leralaii, 10:30 ~eetins, Ill SIJO~ay ol monlb £vanaeUatie aer~ico I 4b ;> m . medical_ P>tient It . _ _ Wo ..rpt ....... tMlla I oqalml ......, I P"l"'rlul-I'"' wblle .... ..,.,... • •Jil COliN bour folln•ri•• 1.30 p.m. WSCS, illd MOIIday olldweek PI'IIV.11 serv•ce. 1 . 45 p Memorlwl Hospital. -·-'"• Jlei'Y1ce: 1:30 p m •• ._ .. •• 7:.. .. P m.: EleanDI m Wednosda•0 """""'" l1lo oppoiJio ••• lllto • pi'ttolldiq " bt nup.. la .. Norman Rbodeo, son of llof. ....,._, · · Ea••-'11 EIJB ""••dJ Ra• .. 1lon... plollot-'" .... W..ho.II!JidaD Pravef meeetnp; ........ ...... ' diAIIIn-•..1 7 ' 1 Rhodes, left recently for ...., ""' '' ' y s.n'i::r Mlltr.el Slllllb, pastor Wonblp """"""" Y- p, m. Syroraot Qureb II ... NIZM Wo an ..,. blool 1oJ loloJir,- tlo "' 1:1 H ~114 u to ht.l. Wo ice with l'le U. S. Army. UO p, m. Wedneada • service UO a. m.; Sllllda) Mlltenvllte Mtlllodill t'harch ,..,.., Willlllm \.. JborJIO pa.;lur Bat Wt ratl Jt nrtii.IHa unleu linoere.. Cboil Practlce: 1:30 P. m. 'I'II.. School 10 .30 a. m. Youlb Fel- WelldeU G. Stuller, Pastor. !luodat H<•lluoJ 9 31, a m.; Morn llllrlq ftltl~ ,.,...... a.l• Is Jalklnc day _ Juntnr Cbolr Pre=- _ tll'll&hlp 6:30 P. m.; Boyo eno Sunday School, 10 1. m.; Wor- 1111 worsblp tOll 1_ 011_ Jlec<nl guests of Mr. 1111. llulforol Baptill Cll . Morn· 01r11 _Fello'lltlhlp, p. a; lblp service 11 a. m. 1'011-.lal o\loemiiiJ. Roatt Mro. RoJ' Buck wero Mr. 11!111. Ill\ ltltJa _. tJ. • wrt.,. pnJV _.. 6u a .-t Warren G. Zlnn, p~bert v. EveoiDR eemce 7:30 P- m., lnd ...... Cltape IMelbodlol - I '4, Rev Oaul E Jun••- ,.,,.., Mrs_ ArthW' Stobart, Antlflllllj, IDI W0111hlp. 9 a. m. Cburch lind fib Sundays: Youtb Cbolr James Early, pastor, OUver :•,Jl(lay 8<-hool 10 a. m.: Wor ' Chlorus GriJOOJ ol Letart, lieliAu.i OW ....,. wUJa J'dl" •Urt flmtl7. Support the Chun!h Dotson, opeaker. nice Carpenter ol Pomeroy liil4 wltJr. 1!Jllar lltriftc:t. ()fer yaur diM IDtl talent. to Cod in yo·1r e · ;:r ~ga.­ 4_30 p. m. WedDesday. l're11l Sayer, Sup. Sullday School 10 llay_ Wodnest! •• and Friday School 1:10 a. m. Classes for ~-t-J•• 7,30 • m w~--'-y a. m.; l'reacblns 11 a. nL l'lle ...."""'Ill Ul•-b Mid· Eileen Roush local. Jlon'•IIIQ llle. Al1ol U.. OldiOIOJ ll1o irull>o J011 doeriohII .... ·•· ' •..,._ Porllalld lllolbodlll CIIIHO• ~ .• ' a RallaDd Ftnl BapPII Cllarcb "'~Eo ~~· Be•- B. 1. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday dleport'lch ·,,soutt 3~ ~~e · Suno,a) Mr. and Mrs. 011 llostotl rl 00 Sun~ay Scb<'ol 0:10 a m. Preset> ;:."!.~ · .,........., pillllr: Sell 1 t ·30 H ld R0 h ' ' ' - "'-• '""""' e•en na Racine spenl a Sunday with Mr lne Sunday 2:30 p. m. _ , School 8.45 1· m RUJo Su: K~th ar~cL<od, :,,· oangeli<Jic ""n·lce. l .llll il- m end Mrs. Dorsa Parsons. " Free WID Blpllll CbiiTU, •U Archer, Supt. SUndlJ Supt p hin& 7,30 S Wtdnesday 81ble ~tudy 1-lll p I Mrs. Rod Grimm of ~ Rutland. Paslor, Rev. p • u I eorsbtp 10:4& L m. and 7:30 day ·• reac . p. DL llfl. m : Sahlt~ , . nt~h1 Praver ond apenl Monday through 'l'hunJo Taylnr: Sunday SclloOI, 10 a. m. ~..m. alternately. Bible lluely thcllte Mtlllodlll Owel, Worship 1 ' D P- "' p.,tor · Rev day with her mother, Mrl. Lifo Guy Prttkly, SupL: Preacbtns - prayer 1111"/lctled by put. H. t... pastor : SUn 8 - I. Barrett I zie Sayre. eervlce, 7:30 p. m.; Preyer oer- or 7:~ P. m. Wedftesday, CllrtJ. dey School 8:30 a. 111.: Preael> Hatrhoovtlle Preabyltrl.. Mrs. Edha Roush, Letart, vices. Hl9 o m Wedneodav liD Endeavor, 1;30 P. m.. lrd illg 10:30 a, m.; MYF I p m.; Churcb John D-•••es. pastor: spent Sunday wilb Mr. and Mrl. Muo1 Bapltll Sai*J Sclt1el Satunlay of moatiL Prayer and Bible StudJI. 7:30 p. lllarcb Scbool 10 30 8 m w.,. Russell Roush and family. Wlrh rhe luJ~ U wUl, in IOrtl e measure, Ioder and help sut• •·~od d lllorallll Sial EUI Cblll!l, Ill Wedn .• •ay_ alllp WVICI :311. P ID Revival sol'\' leta 11'0 In ..,., A V• Ha11' comer -.. lllby •·v M ze1 S I~ lllin rh.at which ia good in /11mi ly ami commJ!niry fife, rhh fea- D .. • "' • lutl Ch cb I .,.. Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsortd "" en "' "'- ouJor: Y1• a.cl SprlDII Melbodtst ·-•·• ar " ..., ' gt'059 al L~e United Brefbrell 18 11 rure eporuored by rhe bUll ineu firm• and organizations French City BopUal Cburdl In & m. SUnday Scboo~ Roy Va~ Cbester Lemley, pastor: WOI' l'hr1J1 ot Latter Uay '""' . ~ Church at Letart Falls 'llltb"tbl GallipoUs. Affiliated with S.B.C. Meter, ~~~pt.: Earl Shuler, Au 1 sblp &mice 9·30 a m.; Sun· mllel from Rao·me 011 Rarm~, \11ev. James Morrison. Jr., M who•,. ruriiUla appear below. ~----------------------------,[ _ Rev. R. L. Pinson, paator Mornl"~ wurshJp lU 4li a m.. day Scllool. 10 IS L m.; MYF P':,U•nd Road Sunday School I eangelisl Sunday School every sun- Prayer meetlns 7:30, Thurt- Ut: m. Pra ., and Bible • -•• a m., ~ orshlp 10 30 a day s p m. Preachlns serv- day Youlb FellO'IIsblp, 7:30 p. Wedni'Sd~ 7311 P m 11., SUndo" e•Mt"'l oervoce at MWee~nd guests ol Mr. a~~ lets the fth Sunday of each m. Sunday. Mtlflodi.t - Q.,.._ ! :llll p ~ ' Wed wn.-.hlo serv i rs. oy Buck were Mr. lUlU ronth. Soolll llttbel !£UB Cllareh - lie•. C. J. 1.e1Dley, (IOSI<Jr: tee al 7,30 p m Pastor . C W ~:;,.: Beegle and Zane of 1111. Morllll 'lapllsl Clardl. Rev. Euceoe E. Emenon, palo Cuirdi School 8.10 a m , Wor Pl'ollltl. IIU avemna sen I · l!lddleport. Oblo lllddleport, Obto Corner o1 Fourth and MaJu Sl- tor. Sunday School t :41 a. m., llilp lervlce, ui:ao M 1<e1 be~t• al 1 3D p_ ~ Mn. Bertha Proffitt, Mrs. Middleport. R•v. Nyta 11on1eo Nllftlllll 8. labr, SupL Sunday Y. r. Monday, 8:30 p. m. . Ov Lody ol Loreuo Mlsslno , Evelyn Foreman, Jrmmy - ' mln1111r. Sunday School WorP!p 10:4& I. m. and UO P. SIIIIG1 Metllodtst Cllucb - Loo& 1lol10m. Re•- l'lloma• Po- Davtd and Mrs. LWI Foreman Sllldy H. L. M~Dantel Pastor; Mrs_ lrOoek, administrator: Suruby ~ Portland called 011 Mr. and · _ m. Arnold Rlcbanls, SUpt. 111. Alternately. Biblt 1 Morning Worship, IO:SO a. m. IIIII Prayer ltnlct led by put. Lester L, Roush SUpt. Preach· ot -"•ObssBU auHa m7., e>J - Hoi) uays w~ke~:Y Hellley over Ilia Naomi lltpflll Cbardu SQ or, 7:10 P. m. 1bursdaJ. lng I •~ a, m. Sunday School gauon. P m · Bakon o1 Good Bread 1ay Schon! 1:110 a. m.: Wol' ~uo E.IJ.B, Clorel. Pul 10: I! o. m. Sl- Joha'a CaJIJoUe MIISion: Mrs. Hughie Donehue re1urtJ. sblp II 1. m.: Prayer oervlce A. 5e en. P - . OU GNve Molllodfll Clnlroll, near Gu vsvfll• JUUtch Rldtrel : ed to her home Saturday a&r We Fill All Doctors Presertptlolll BunllaiiOIJ, W_ Va. 1 Pm. WedntodaJ. ' t:311 a. m. Sundl1 Scbool, len a L. McDaniel, pastor, Earl Rev. Frank Mamert, pa• aosisting In the care of ber WY 2-29.15 Pom...., Carleton ~Urd> llap-,. Qulsenberry, SUpt.; 11:311 1. m. Cross. S·pt Sunday School at 101·, Sunday Mass lU 30 • m.. I mother, Mrs J>ct Wood Road, Rev. Clyda 111r11o Mornln& Worship oerrico, IJI ID:IS 1. m.; Preachlrl& 1:1&. Hoi) O.y ot Obligation Uti a ' Alliance. ' tor. Sund&J School, t:IO ~ llld lnl Sunday• of tbe 1110111b: Syneue Melbodlll t:burc~ :-• Conll!S5Jon, I> bour before M J ck S Ratpb Carl, supt. S11nda' Wor- 7:10 p. m. EvllliD& ICviiiiii.U. Weadell G. Stutler, plltor ass. "· a argent of Raolll 1hfp service, 10:10 L m. uti tic Senlce, 2nd and 1111 flun. Worship Service 1:4511. m. SUn- fte Salvation .\rilly, !nv., and Stephanie Radford, Pome7:311 p. m. atlerrlalllly. Prayer dey ol monlb. BETHANY - day School 1:45 a. m. MH flun. flay S. Wining, officer in charge roy, and Mrs. Pete Sllleldl, .., llleeltn WednaSda 30 p. m. t:IO a. ID. Mornlna Wonblp: day B p, m. l'rll)er meetin;l Sunday 10 1- m Holiness meel- cal, called on Mr _ and Mrt. 7 Z40 LlaooiD St MlddlepoM WY a.211110 130 11:. Seeond Pomeror WY 2-2440 ~ .,._ 10:10 1. m SUrodaJ Sebool, lily· Suncla7 7:30 p, m. '118• 10:30 a. m Sund•l <:cbooL Earl Robmson Sunday. 1 vice eacb 3unday I : IS a m. lie 'lbelss, Supt.; 1:10 ~. m. Uatled Metl1odtst Chareb, _ ~Y 1 P- m. Youna People'• Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jtlllll !Mldly Scllool 10 .. m.: Youth Fellcnnblp. CAliMEL - Pomeroy, '!'he Cburdl School at U!g!oo: 7Tli:IO ~d- m. SaJ•aUon ::ntdasuunghdater of 'thWtsttbeCo~ 9ervfcol:l5 p. m. Etentns Wor- t:IO a. m_!lunday llebool Way· I :IS a. m. '!'he Divine Worship meeung: "" ay, I to s t.. ··Y wr • o1t1p 1 o. m. aacb Sand III Roaab, Supt.; 10:80 1. m. at 10:311 a. m. Scripiurt and lin Homo 1...111e: 7 P m Prep parents, Mr. and Mrs. Genii r.tabllalllll Ill ll10f 11nf11I1rJ Cllarel IIDmlaa Wonbip, 2nd and tlb 5ermool, I John 1:1·10 "Have 1aaoes: 7 80 P. m. Bible study, Hayman. Art Martum, mlnlsler; Btbta ~-of lbe l'l«<fb; I p, 11- We No staT" 1:15 p, m, Class .,.,., maetlng OtbeJ sel'\'icn Mrs. Delores Oweu, Cola-.. West COiambla, W. VL HlddlepoM llebool and Pdoralns W bl -...... Ev8lll'l1sllc Sentco. for Boyt and Girls attended wtlb "' onnnu""""'""t bus spent !be weekend 'llltii lllr Pb. llliiOD 77lh'llllll IO:IO 1 . m.; CbrlldiD ~:: 111 and 11'11 Sunday of D*IIb. lbalr pam~~~. Mondny, 7:IO p, ~~~~ St•eotb Dar A••.,. :other. ~Mirs. Do!Daly WolftJ Illlt • p. ~··••• Tippitt Plalll £UII Clmrdi, m., JOF CJau mee""" at - """""' - Mulberry HetJIIII' r_ anu rs. llao Hm. or, m.; • ,...,.. .,. ... p, 8ev. "'·-· . Ours , "1 • --·• E. !meraDn, pa• church. Wednesday 12 -. Noon. Rd.. no,-• .. ai Me~gs t.lemorl8• Mrs - Lew11 '"""' Sid ~ ' ~.;.m. CemmflllftJ Qveii Jor; Stmday 'IIOI'Iblp t:• 1. m. YouUt FeDowsblp Lenten IAmcb· Hospital Paslor. F 1'1 !liltord Carpenter ol Wellsville are .., Rev. Rusaell Cline, pastor _ Sun!lay Scbool 10 I. m., U.. 110.1 1114 Dovollonl. Wedn...tay ~- Putor. J - R sl!tlng 1n the care ollbalr 16 Bulova Watl'heJ - Sales and Senlee Wesi t.lat• Bl Pomoror Youns People'a service 1:io p. bart Vineyerd, Supt Bible Stu- 7:11 p. m. Clan Study ol Sl. Jlofler Servtcea oo Saturday •: Geerge Hal"DJan, wiio la ll 1811 N. Seeonf lllddleport SUppoM tht Cllurcb of Your Cbot.. m. 'lbarlday; f!:vaogellltle d.J lDII prayer eervlces led by John'l G4opel. Tllursday, 7:15 Sabbatb Scbool. 1.311 p m. w~ pno:;""'r.:'· · · Erneat JllpltJ vice Saturday, 7,311 p. m.: and pastor, 7:10 p. m. Tuesday. p. m. Otolr Rehearsal. Worship, 1•30 p. m.; You 1~ and rf. mt""1 Stmrley 7:10 p, IlL Adult e1as1 mer"'l 7:10 p. Letart Filii United BretbreD meeting, 1110 p m.: Blblt Stu a Y of Columh111 spell!' Bemloel Grove CllriiiiiD m. last Molltlay ol month. 1D C I'QI Cbardl, SundaJ School d.J. 'lburlclay, 1:10 p. 111-, a Sunday wllb Mr. and Mra. (lj. Clwrcll, James Quisenberry., , .....ted Cbudl, PliiDIIIJ- I:SO a.m. 'IIOI'Shlp servtca. Tbe G li:YIIll Helflbts, llalllpolto. ' 011 Thaxton. worship •ervlee, toiO a.m. Rev. W, H. Penin, pastor: Carl lint and lblrd Tbunday oer>- Ullted drOW'aD 11 Mrs. Erwin Gloectaer I I , . "E•erylblng In llardware" Sunday Scbool, 10 a. m. StaJ. Kautz, Supt. &mcfa1 School at IIIII 11& 7:10 IIIII lbe IIOOIId lDfl ~~~ Oardl: Rev l!:lden R Ins her dau(.lter, Mr. and lin. Cballer. Oblo Pomeroy. Oblo lonl StocktDn, SUpt 1:15 a.m., Worablp hour 10:25 fourtll Sunday aJcbll at 7:10. Aalkt. oeSJor• SUoda• Sctlool. Larry Badgley, Columbus. Bndlord Cba'e. e1 Clllld, L m. JIIJIW Morrison, paalor, II L m.; Wllinlt llolllopr supt. ~!tending I youth nllJ at Jo o RoliiDioD, JIIDoilm'; ML u... I'.W.B. Chreii - fb'MII lila me Mllllodltl. lllristlaD Endeavor. 1:11 p. 11 ster Sunday were ~f~~\~1 Homer Fpmal. SuW Bthle fbtdl18cboolt:a 1. 111., llrl ,...,. E. Sadll, Sr., paotor: !Irs. Lyda Cbovaller. prestdllll ~ Ro8ush, Ceyilll Mflflltl ..: School 1:30; lolcn!Da Wonblp. llarUJ, aqll.; tilt~aflll ftt SaDday School t:SO 1.111. 0. 0. dulll fo, au SonR 111'\'icea. m uck, Edwerd OIUlm- t lO:Jt a. m.: llvllliD& IJIIlp, 7:• p. 111. bJ Cd 011, htter1011, Supt.; Mol'llill& Wor I p. 111. l'reldttna l :ill p. m.; Mrs. Mtldred Donohue, Jelr'l' Tllrtlomeone Willi You To Cllurob 8Dllden and Bulhllrll Sa~pUu 1 p, m. Wed~, 7 p. l..yma; Y1111111 Ptaple'l ...a ~ l0.30 a. 111. Yuulb Serv~<"t. 'lid W"' Prayor meellnl. 730 Greg, flev. Jamu llltr, ID PomoroJ OveJ t10 Yean Btblt Stud,y. bllllllllllbla lllad.J, 7:• p. a.; , ,. P. rL; llnlftot~Jtto .,. ,_ m. WedNMay, Claao I.e» Roberta Rolllb IIIII Da111 ~ Pb. 1811001 011- 'IbiD Dedtr Cbarel af C h hi Wc1D dar; Oio1r praellca II ..... 7:110 P, Ol.j Pre,er meel- .. Mrs Malle Rnl!IJI&II' Jl_ Bible Scbollt 9:30 1. 111. Preacll- f:IO p. 1L 'I'IIIIrldQ. ... 11lano''1 7:10 p e. 0 1111 11:\<Uielleal UDiled Mr. and Mrs. RUIIIII 1k1111t Altond Tbt CIIUI'Ob of Your Cbolce 1111 11:10 L m.. lint and fldrd 11a111111e PiJCrfm Balll111, tP. I'NI ,...,,.. ''I -. ~ allbNI Cblli'Cb - SUildaJ end family callacl oa llr. illil !lundaJI. Q, lepvdle, Oblol, .... 0. Cllll. •... R. I .·ne . ;m School 9:46 .. 111- Wursb1p. Mra. r..ac Lewia at an . lfllll! CIIJ Cbii'U tl CJMI, CJtr- Pl..llrl SUDtllf "«<oao, 1:111 ..... &aDcllf Scbaal 1:30 1 ln4 IIIII till Sundap, t-tl a. W. Va, Sunday. • lahtond on Produeta Do to tUIO end up ~~I 8uDIIay Bibla ._ m..llllllert Grate, 8upL WOI' e.1 Pbll WilL tUPL1 Monwlfl a Aajlaoh Miller, ~. Mrs. Edna Roalh 1J111i1t ... Brown'• Botllt Gu lludJ· ~ m. IYIIIIaa Will" altlp flrl'lce II 10:1; 1. 111.: PIJ. JIOI'.illlp 11:10 1. &7 YI u 10 Ul cqn,11. t.etaJ. ..,. tlay wUI! Mr. and Mn. 01 ' viY Uttl Ohio WYNtlll Po11..., l'omii'OJ lblp 7, ,p. m.: Btbta stud.J, firbD Y~fb, 4·45 p, 111-: li:YID' 'tlit"- 7 p. m.: li:YIIIgllisll1 411 School 1:10 a m.1 Warahtp lostotr. f:• p. IIi. l'llllle M1'91ce. 7:10 p, a ~ WYial 7•111 p, a Mill • • • •• Sunda1 1-111 p 111. Mrs. Mltea Cblllhla re ... Ml..,.rl Clltlreli It Qr111, Week ....,._ aud Prallt, WtJI. ...,. eenlllr 7:111 p. 111 wea Lotarl Pllt Ual'-'1 Bl tbrn Ina Mr. and Mrs. DiJuc1u Qllo lib lJIII llaiD 8treeta DDII.Itd MlllaJ, 7,30 p. 111. w.-.s11 •lid P'rltlaJ -'Ill fa Cbr1lt Qwrcb. JIIDU Mor· drtaa at Clevellllll. lllch. mfnlaler; Btblt Scboo~ lh1tr• Ball • ......., flo 1t1e ....,.. "I u, • llloa, pulur. $1mda1 lobool at l'unlltart and Appbaneol :10 a.m., Kenne'b McEihiiMy Witt 1 a- PubUe murns. ')ban Sfl...,.vJUt Road: II" J t •IO a. m. PreunJna •er••ces v- 8 1 111 • Qualtlr Jurrlllafo at l.flww tlapl.: MOI'IIIIltl Wanldp. da7 I -. ~l WIIICitloaa aJad.J Cktlllfii, (lUlGI': RQIIIr W' ~ .llrlt IIIII lblrd 'lbarotlay even-• '" • lll441ePort. Oblo I1IO m ~ Worelllp. ' p. m.; llDta Tlieidll bd. Supt.. Sundlr tlablwll. Ill 1DD II 7:80 p. m. Second and ADMillED: 11eUnt1a · 7 P- m., Praytr ~~en~ct, ' WtJI. 7 p. m. 8enlct meeun• I p. • Ill.; Ennpdllfe . . . . 7• fourtllluada, iilldlbci al 7:30 Bey, Pt. Mn. tlaldlf, 1 p. •· m. 'I'IIIIndl1• M1nldr7 tdlool, ,. " • "'rlJtt at 1'1111 7:10 , _ m. ....,.. 111 ac ...,..ld Woodard, Pl. WORK~ ,9/IP II IJrrfll, 7 p. Ill '1'111111day. •- Ill ,._..~ Mil IMfa tllndl' ~ CollrfD, Pl. Ji't'I(M1114ra, IJUIGI': 8uadlf & r..l'a ,... If. ....... BtM • Ill I 1 Olltt IIIW' IIIII 11m aid 11111'11 V IY· B. (Mike) 8aliool t:IO L Ill \tllll ~ dlllrdt. - ~ IIID, mtos!Oilii'J PI I h SU. .tap at f:IO p. m. PltaiMI .. m.: Cbrllllan ladelvor, ••• Iii, I?~ 1:11 .. ... and 11:46 .., Scltaol 1:10 • 111.1 WorllllP Ill. & 1 • , . Bl ..... ADMITI'ED; IDeAl ' • •'" 1111111 p. m. _£9eiiiol IIIII Iot. 1:.. P. I. e.: J dtj lobtlol I1IO LID. W m.: ~- 1:10 o lro Cbrlit dJurdL J - MDI' O.Dtpolla ..fill•• W. Va. awct cl Clttllt .:.. lllolb ..,....... 11'1 P* &I Pl_,ill • uld, r:• p. m rillia, pllill!r. SuoodaJ . · teitoor Pt. -lloJ I , Mltlilter, i !IQI!! Ill u Clill at SL Jobn•o Cbarcb 1'1landaJ, PI_.. .met tiDo • 1111 • • m.' WCI(IIdp 'Mil II Jilaa Clroq llilfllt fbe " '· II h - i!n. llrl lint and lblnl Sunqay atgbll Ff ..ti......~ Ifill L m. St- Paal'a Cb!lrcb 11_,. llUIIL ~. Pllflll'• i!erv1~ .,_, at T:ao p. m Secoad 11111 illl&'lb ' Cburdl end Ollloa iiUPPIItl - Gill ~'1 -~ t:• p. Alhl ltetlt IW I 4 . - W' f:• 11. "' 8dndaj l1llll'ftiDCs at II 1. m. , ~ Sen.tinel· Churrh News ' ,, are covere• ,. ' ;~ :-_ imtbl! ~imts- jtnfincl IT would I ~ected ------"!"!!'IN. . .""""'THE "'" -.... 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SALE Apple Grove Society Notes --== S. Chr Prllo l~inf eSpecial features this Sunday: Grover Salser, Sr~of Dorea!, by Robart Wingett, and "From Thailand to Germany in One War" the story of S-Sgt. Dan Chevalier, by Dick Thomlls Rousl!'sSIIH St«e 1eAnd many other special interest features about 11 world ~ in ferment ltlld dlange in the 1960s. ELECTRIC SERVICE INTERRUPTION TUESDAY MARCH 22, 1966 5:30 A.M. to 5:45 A.M. cae mor establlshr 0 1ystem. 1 i are eov11 >;; i predlcte< •;_ that add > decade. ' fntenvptl011 wift 1Hect IUIIomen •Mcf - rapld sb [ Uons of ~ serve th from Mlyn1rd Sub ll•tlon, Including Rut-. lind, Sal1111 Center, l.lllgsvllle, Dexter llld the New Unt., ltyHII llull lllelltod11 1un ' and tbol . the lmp providim ~ some in . enterpr " : Tod: l11 of Jnftment wwther tfMi aorlo: will be perfuned the lollvwJag clly. 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HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE AND : yo\ln 1 u LIEVING COAL COMPANY ' t • tlr•m I UlopoJ:YW- ~:Jensh - Mctlanle~ WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING : th an~ notht •'* ae :..sons fa : system " is not l a pen: uo t:JO ArNa. - pansion ' il War I Pom...,., k.-.,...,_.,_licWbuiUf'L ..!:f .-... -lb.t 1 I peraons I .... A drh ~ -~ a..· '!_ departmeD number ot both on U rtv&r, and thousands accounted o! peraoru not bave outlide a1 ~· .,,........ •'rlda1. -' plan. We 1 the percent ~ev eral bur and other part of on IY&tema 11 covered ar:.,. ... Spen... I *"OCAL FEATURES how ma CbarJe1',8Jaiell Alll li.:llo!• I 'illl I ILJ M<f!11. . W.....ll 11 1. a: NYI'II t 41 8 m.. ICvo'nlftl 'lo•.-. we' ' II p, m.: Mld~teelt Prav· , ill'" " 7.10 p. III Wf'llftoatlt!y lllddlrporl Clllh!l .. ll1o NIIJ. ....lOt . . . . orone. Rev Clyde J llartlell CbllclreD undir sundiY .,, ..,,,.,.II ~II m., \11111'& IS ldd up; 7:JO, llllotello• llpllll lOY - Hatrtonnvkll 110111, II> II 10:~ '«<11t Vm 'S'IIIrlz, IIJ 111 "'OI'!IIllp 10 Ill a 'II-: NY I" ilree1 ~· liP (,., I. O'Loo ...., Onder'lloocl, IIIID!I!Ir. Ill- Iader. Revival Sunday at 7:U vouna ,...,. · 145 p m.; par, puJor: IIDblrt Lewla. IUJI\. 1111 - 1 UU I. ID.I M"""'"l l'flll!liDC lbroU&b ltlardl 27 wilb ~ - M 1111 p. 1D ; O)'terJop Ql. . t ·• a. 11. Mof1llll& Wor8h1r• - P I •l111 • m.: ltQblr• Rood Rev. RuiHil t1. Coolvlllt 11 Pr•~"' "'" · t \\'"" 1-:Jo om HoopPOlt. 11-: · liJld Sun!lay ScboOI; 1 p. m. 1l:v lllblt "•hnnl ~:>!. , evn..IIIL ' .........., t11tw11 o1 lllf No 1311 ..... Mr. lllilJI ltf'Vloe. l"'uradiY, pu Qwle CbarciJ et God, lin Cltal&l lllllbGIII ~ !lmM!. Sunday lchnnl 8 30 I "'"' . tO :til · - III. p. m. Prayer I*IJal. UUben IWW SI.WGil Pearl "- CBsto, ~'••Jor; wor .., Morl>lna 110ralllp lQ 46 a. p. m. YF1 Wed. Cupnlor a.,1111 Cbaretl: !ldlool UD a. m MIWit"l I .,viCe 11 I I. -L-, !lun~l) Ill Even!Q(J Wnrs)Up, I p m; l:t.nlr 1 o ID Senloo : &lnda, 'l<:hoo g illl , m.: Mort> lblp II a m.: 11l9anpllllle • ~~ IO •- llli, W~-r.J ~Jtfa ~~~ 7 p m w.. bVtenart l'tvrcb ill« Wonblp tO:ll I IlL rloe. 7 P m Prayor IDMI1n&- · - - ' ol moo .. : """"' .,.., _ Y- • encb!rsOio, palo flcel 9:30 ..... luodi1 lllo ~~ m. Wednelllq; VOIAI mutt>& 11'11 WodNDtJ ot 1bt Jor, 10:~ 1. m.: 'Biblt ~ .......... Ollrell. ll - ·- ~ ........•• llerv11!0 l.;ltJ ....-'h. Qlllret oJ lbt 1'1.-, ..... 1:30 p .Ill. ., port. Rev. Uoaald 8oooe. ,.. p. m. llorla ••• Mill u Cllare ..,. HP rlvtl<o HlfldeniUII, ~ ~-~SUpt.l:lliO....m.. ._.,dl • a-, lilt. • • • - l'llltl A. Cillo. plllor Wor JIIIIOI': 91•Hioy Scbool 8•110 I .... -~· : ''" 1. lit 0u1o1 w.n.u. ..- llltp aervlce It a m. '"" ""• llf\'k:el 1 30 p, m. Sun., W01'1111p s.mc.t BYP I P. Sunday !il.'lloOl Ull 1 m.; wor Ollltl ~ 1.U p m. !lull .,, Mornlll& Wor•nlp 10 30 a rL; Evoultll WDfSblp. 7:10 p. IJIIlp llefVIct 11 a ,._ 1(111 /;IV daJ 8cllool 10 1. • · JGIIII ""'cos 11!0 p. m p r , y, r IlL: \!'sci. 7;110 P. m. PriJer 1 m Prayer flltlllaa "I:• p llllley. Supt. Pravet meetmw a1.1 NYPS 6 ~ 0 m Eveni1111 D1MIIal ll!l'''*""· 7:30 P. e. 111 1'uudoy; YQWII l'eoOII' ......., a. Metllodlll dlardl .,....,. 'II' • m fhu...S•• practice. • Pom• -ti!J&. 1:Ill p, m ~lldiJ - Sundap lc:bool 8 a. m.' 14ft. a dl tt lite NIUr..., RaPinl_Bapdat Clltlreli Bollutl cnn. 01 uoa, Bot fred Nease, Supt. Worship ser- c1n1, Oblo. SUnday Scllool al roy - -Ret. Carter WUIIinll. Jnbo Smolt'llood, pUI«: ;!wt4a) 'f1oo II a. m. lilY. Wencloll UO 1 m. Sunoay Worship SUndaJ Sehoul 1:110 dU 10.:11. llelloel 10 ._ m.; Evl"··•·l,..tc Slatter, PNIOrService 10 30 a.m Sunda' E•• By Mrs. RIIIJelt Wonblp soovlce. 10:10~ ~~ ...,,.,. 1 P- m.; Youna People llel._ '"•ll•odtll Cllardl. Ml~- ailqj Service 7:30 p.m.; Mid Mr. and Mrs. Mike M~ 1 Nursery and Junior eb Kndoover 1 0 m WoctJIIOdJy · dleporl, lll. E Uowsoa, putor, IIMil Prayer Servi• ·• WednK of Clevellmd spent 1 ....... clllldre!l • RaclJit Pra1er meelin& 1- p. m. Sa~ loin. Nao Moore l!huroll St:hool llaJ 7:~ om Rev. l\torrt1 M. with Mr. and Mra. Bnlll l'lrll Bapllll a...,.. pollflr day Supl : Cbun:ll 8chool, • lJO · - li'oUe. PUinr' Gloeckner IDd !leY". IIDd - Rev. C. l. O'l.'onller, Grau litiii<Opll ~ m.; Worsbtp_ llerrlce, IO.lJO I. Rotlllld ~'11•,.• a1 111o Naur James Morrison. · llwlday School I 30 L m.. !1om l'bt Rev RICltlnl ll 81.; Mllllodist Youlb Fello'll- _ , SUnda; School 9 :tn 1 m . Oirtls. .,pl; 10.4$ L ~ Martin. Reetor. StJaUy _ Mor el!J. 1 p. 111.: Official Boen1 Mornbla Worship IO ~ 1_ "' 1 Mrs. Herschel NorriiV~-! ~. •Juot""::"'r!~!.~ I •.m. aiD8 Preyer IIIII 'leralaii, 10:30 ~eetins, Ill SIJO~ay ol monlb £vanaeUatie aer~ico I 4b ;> m . medical_ P>tient It . _ _ Wo ..rpt ....... tMlla I oqalml ......, I P"l"'rlul-I'"' wblle .... ..,.,... • •Jil COliN bour folln•ri•• 1.30 p.m. WSCS, illd MOIIday olldweek PI'IIV.11 serv•ce. 1 . 45 p Memorlwl Hospital. -·-'"• Jlei'Y1ce: 1:30 p m •• ._ .. •• 7:.. .. P m.: EleanDI m Wednosda•0 """""'" l1lo oppoiJio ••• lllto • pi'ttolldiq " bt nup.. la .. Norman Rbodeo, son of llof. ....,._, · · Ea••-'11 EIJB ""••dJ Ra• .. 1lon... plollot-'" .... W..ho.II!JidaD Pravef meeetnp; ........ ...... ' diAIIIn-•..1 7 ' 1 Rhodes, left recently for ...., ""' '' ' y s.n'i::r Mlltr.el Slllllb, pastor Wonblp """"""" Y- p, m. Syroraot Qureb II ... NIZM Wo an ..,. blool 1oJ loloJir,- tlo "' 1:1 H ~114 u to ht.l. Wo ice with l'le U. S. Army. UO p, m. Wedneada • service UO a. m.; Sllllda) Mlltenvllte Mtlllodill t'harch ,..,.., Willlllm \.. JborJIO pa.;lur Bat Wt ratl Jt nrtii.IHa unleu linoere.. Cboil Practlce: 1:30 P. m. 'I'II.. School 10 .30 a. m. Youlb Fel- WelldeU G. Stuller, Pastor. !luodat H<•lluoJ 9 31, a m.; Morn llllrlq ftltl~ ,.,...... a.l• Is Jalklnc day _ Juntnr Cbolr Pre=- _ tll'll&hlp 6:30 P. m.; Boyo eno Sunday School, 10 1. m.; Wor- 1111 worsblp tOll 1_ 011_ Jlec<nl guests of Mr. 1111. llulforol Baptill Cll . Morn· 01r11 _Fello'lltlhlp, p. a; lblp service 11 a. m. 1'011-.lal o\loemiiiJ. Roatt Mro. RoJ' Buck wero Mr. 11!111. Ill\ ltltJa _. tJ. • wrt.,. pnJV _.. 6u a .-t Warren G. Zlnn, p~bert v. EveoiDR eemce 7:30 P- m., lnd ...... Cltape IMelbodlol - I '4, Rev Oaul E Jun••- ,.,,.., Mrs_ ArthW' Stobart, Antlflllllj, IDI W0111hlp. 9 a. m. Cburch lind fib Sundays: Youtb Cbolr James Early, pastor, OUver :•,Jl(lay 8<-hool 10 a. m.: Wor ' Chlorus GriJOOJ ol Letart, lieliAu.i OW ....,. wUJa J'dl" •Urt flmtl7. Support the Chun!h Dotson, opeaker. nice Carpenter ol Pomeroy liil4 wltJr. 1!Jllar lltriftc:t. ()fer yaur diM IDtl talent. to Cod in yo·1r e · ;:r ~ga.­ 4_30 p. m. WedDesday. l're11l Sayer, Sup. Sullday School 10 llay_ Wodnest! •• and Friday School 1:10 a. m. Classes for ~-t-J•• 7,30 • m w~--'-y a. m.; l'reacblns 11 a. nL l'lle ...."""'Ill Ul•-b Mid· Eileen Roush local. Jlon'•IIIQ llle. Al1ol U.. OldiOIOJ ll1o irull>o J011 doeriohII .... ·•· ' •..,._ Porllalld lllolbodlll CIIIHO• ~ .• ' a RallaDd Ftnl BapPII Cllarcb "'~Eo ~~· Be•- B. 1. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday dleport'lch ·,,soutt 3~ ~~e · Suno,a) Mr. and Mrs. 011 llostotl rl 00 Sun~ay Scb<'ol 0:10 a m. Preset> ;:."!.~ · .,........., pillllr: Sell 1 t ·30 H ld R0 h ' ' ' - "'-• '""""' e•en na Racine spenl a Sunday with Mr lne Sunday 2:30 p. m. _ , School 8.45 1· m RUJo Su: K~th ar~cL<od, :,,· oangeli<Jic ""n·lce. l .llll il- m end Mrs. Dorsa Parsons. " Free WID Blpllll CbiiTU, •U Archer, Supt. SUndlJ Supt p hin& 7,30 S Wtdnesday 81ble ~tudy 1-lll p I Mrs. Rod Grimm of ~ Rutland. Paslor, Rev. p • u I eorsbtp 10:4& L m. and 7:30 day ·• reac . p. DL llfl. m : Sahlt~ , . nt~h1 Praver ond apenl Monday through 'l'hunJo Taylnr: Sunday SclloOI, 10 a. m. ~..m. alternately. Bible lluely thcllte Mtlllodlll Owel, Worship 1 ' D P- "' p.,tor · Rev day with her mother, Mrl. Lifo Guy Prttkly, SupL: Preacbtns - prayer 1111"/lctled by put. H. t... pastor : SUn 8 - I. Barrett I zie Sayre. eervlce, 7:30 p. m.; Preyer oer- or 7:~ P. m. Wedftesday, CllrtJ. dey School 8:30 a. 111.: Preael> Hatrhoovtlle Preabyltrl.. Mrs. Edha Roush, Letart, vices. Hl9 o m Wedneodav liD Endeavor, 1;30 P. m.. lrd illg 10:30 a, m.; MYF I p m.; Churcb John D-•••es. pastor: spent Sunday wilb Mr. and Mrl. Muo1 Bapltll Sai*J Sclt1el Satunlay of moatiL Prayer and Bible StudJI. 7:30 p. lllarcb Scbool 10 30 8 m w.,. Russell Roush and family. Wlrh rhe luJ~ U wUl, in IOrtl e measure, Ioder and help sut• •·~od d lllorallll Sial EUI Cblll!l, Ill Wedn .• •ay_ alllp WVICI :311. P ID Revival sol'\' leta 11'0 In ..,., A V• Ha11' comer -.. lllby •·v M ze1 S I~ lllin rh.at which ia good in /11mi ly ami commJ!niry fife, rhh fea- D .. • "' • lutl Ch cb I .,.. Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsortd "" en "' "'- ouJor: Y1• a.cl SprlDII Melbodtst ·-•·• ar " ..., ' gt'059 al L~e United Brefbrell 18 11 rure eporuored by rhe bUll ineu firm• and organizations French City BopUal Cburdl In & m. SUnday Scboo~ Roy Va~ Cbester Lemley, pastor: WOI' l'hr1J1 ot Latter Uay '""' . ~ Church at Letart Falls 'llltb"tbl GallipoUs. Affiliated with S.B.C. Meter, ~~~pt.: Earl Shuler, Au 1 sblp &mice 9·30 a m.; Sun· mllel from Rao·me 011 Rarm~, \11ev. James Morrison. Jr., M who•,. ruriiUla appear below. ~----------------------------,[ _ Rev. R. L. Pinson, paator Mornl"~ wurshJp lU 4li a m.. day Scllool. 10 IS L m.; MYF P':,U•nd Road Sunday School I eangelisl Sunday School every sun- Prayer meetlns 7:30, Thurt- Ut: m. Pra ., and Bible • -•• a m., ~ orshlp 10 30 a day s p m. Preachlns serv- day Youlb FellO'IIsblp, 7:30 p. Wedni'Sd~ 7311 P m 11., SUndo" e•Mt"'l oervoce at MWee~nd guests ol Mr. a~~ lets the fth Sunday of each m. Sunday. Mtlflodi.t - Q.,.._ ! :llll p ~ ' Wed wn.-.hlo serv i rs. oy Buck were Mr. lUlU ronth. Soolll llttbel !£UB Cllareh - lie•. C. J. 1.e1Dley, (IOSI<Jr: tee al 7,30 p m Pastor . C W ~:;,.: Beegle and Zane of 1111. Morllll 'lapllsl Clardl. Rev. Euceoe E. Emenon, palo Cuirdi School 8.10 a m , Wor Pl'ollltl. IIU avemna sen I · l!lddleport. Oblo lllddleport, Obto Corner o1 Fourth and MaJu Sl- tor. Sunday School t :41 a. m., llilp lervlce, ui:ao M 1<e1 be~t• al 1 3D p_ ~ Mn. Bertha Proffitt, Mrs. Middleport. R•v. Nyta 11on1eo Nllftlllll 8. labr, SupL Sunday Y. r. Monday, 8:30 p. m. . Ov Lody ol Loreuo Mlsslno , Evelyn Foreman, Jrmmy - ' mln1111r. Sunday School WorP!p 10:4& I. m. and UO P. SIIIIG1 Metllodtst Cllucb - Loo& 1lol10m. Re•- l'lloma• Po- Davtd and Mrs. LWI Foreman Sllldy H. L. M~Dantel Pastor; Mrs_ lrOoek, administrator: Suruby ~ Portland called 011 Mr. and · _ m. Arnold Rlcbanls, SUpt. 111. Alternately. Biblt 1 Morning Worship, IO:SO a. m. IIIII Prayer ltnlct led by put. Lester L, Roush SUpt. Preach· ot -"•ObssBU auHa m7., e>J - Hoi) uays w~ke~:Y Hellley over Ilia Naomi lltpflll Cbardu SQ or, 7:10 P. m. 1bursdaJ. lng I •~ a, m. Sunday School gauon. P m · Bakon o1 Good Bread 1ay Schon! 1:110 a. m.: Wol' ~uo E.IJ.B, Clorel. Pul 10: I! o. m. Sl- Joha'a CaJIJoUe MIISion: Mrs. Hughie Donehue re1urtJ. sblp II 1. m.: Prayer oervlce A. 5e en. P - . OU GNve Molllodfll Clnlroll, near Gu vsvfll• JUUtch Rldtrel : ed to her home Saturday a&r We Fill All Doctors Presertptlolll BunllaiiOIJ, W_ Va. 1 Pm. WedntodaJ. ' t:311 a. m. Sundl1 Scbool, len a L. McDaniel, pastor, Earl Rev. Frank Mamert, pa• aosisting In the care of ber WY 2-29.15 Pom...., Carleton ~Urd> llap-,. Qulsenberry, SUpt.; 11:311 1. m. Cross. S·pt Sunday School at 101·, Sunday Mass lU 30 • m.. I mother, Mrs J>ct Wood Road, Rev. Clyda 111r11o Mornln& Worship oerrico, IJI ID:IS 1. m.; Preachlrl& 1:1&. Hoi) O.y ot Obligation Uti a ' Alliance. ' tor. Sund&J School, t:IO ~ llld lnl Sunday• of tbe 1110111b: Syneue Melbodlll t:burc~ :-• Conll!S5Jon, I> bour before M J ck S Ratpb Carl, supt. S11nda' Wor- 7:10 p. m. EvllliD& ICviiiiii.U. Weadell G. Stutler, plltor ass. "· a argent of Raolll 1hfp service, 10:10 L m. uti tic Senlce, 2nd and 1111 flun. Worship Service 1:4511. m. SUn- fte Salvation .\rilly, !nv., and Stephanie Radford, Pome7:311 p. m. atlerrlalllly. Prayer dey ol monlb. BETHANY - day School 1:45 a. m. MH flun. flay S. Wining, officer in charge roy, and Mrs. Pete Sllleldl, .., llleeltn WednaSda 30 p. m. t:IO a. ID. Mornlna Wonblp: day B p, m. l'rll)er meetin;l Sunday 10 1- m Holiness meel- cal, called on Mr _ and Mrt. 7 Z40 LlaooiD St MlddlepoM WY a.211110 130 11:. Seeond Pomeror WY 2-2440 ~ .,._ 10:10 1. m SUrodaJ Sebool, lily· Suncla7 7:30 p, m. '118• 10:30 a. m Sund•l <:cbooL Earl Robmson Sunday. 1 vice eacb 3unday I : IS a m. lie 'lbelss, Supt.; 1:10 ~. m. Uatled Metl1odtst Chareb, _ ~Y 1 P- m. Youna People'• Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jtlllll !Mldly Scllool 10 .. m.: Youth Fellcnnblp. CAliMEL - Pomeroy, '!'he Cburdl School at U!g!oo: 7Tli:IO ~d- m. SaJ•aUon ::ntdasuunghdater of 'thWtsttbeCo~ 9ervfcol:l5 p. m. Etentns Wor- t:IO a. m_!lunday llebool Way· I :IS a. m. '!'he Divine Worship meeung: "" ay, I to s t.. ··Y wr • o1t1p 1 o. m. aacb Sand III Roaab, Supt.; 10:80 1. m. at 10:311 a. m. Scripiurt and lin Homo 1...111e: 7 P m Prep parents, Mr. and Mrs. Genii r.tabllalllll Ill ll10f 11nf11I1rJ Cllarel IIDmlaa Wonbip, 2nd and tlb 5ermool, I John 1:1·10 "Have 1aaoes: 7 80 P. m. Bible study, Hayman. Art Martum, mlnlsler; Btbta ~-of lbe l'l«<fb; I p, 11- We No staT" 1:15 p, m, Class .,.,., maetlng OtbeJ sel'\'icn Mrs. Delores Oweu, Cola-.. West COiambla, W. VL HlddlepoM llebool and Pdoralns W bl -...... Ev8lll'l1sllc Sentco. for Boyt and Girls attended wtlb "' onnnu""""'""t bus spent !be weekend 'llltii lllr Pb. llliiOD 77lh'llllll IO:IO 1 . m.; CbrlldiD ~:: 111 and 11'11 Sunday of D*IIb. lbalr pam~~~. Mondny, 7:IO p, ~~~~ St•eotb Dar A••.,. :other. ~Mirs. Do!Daly WolftJ Illlt • p. ~··••• Tippitt Plalll £UII Clmrdi, m., JOF CJau mee""" at - """""' - Mulberry HetJIIII' r_ anu rs. llao Hm. or, m.; • ,...,.. .,. ... p, 8ev. "'·-· . Ours , "1 • --·• E. !meraDn, pa• church. Wednesday 12 -. Noon. Rd.. no,-• .. ai Me~gs t.lemorl8• Mrs - Lew11 '"""' Sid ~ ' ~.;.m. CemmflllftJ Qveii Jor; Stmday 'IIOI'Iblp t:• 1. m. YouUt FeDowsblp Lenten IAmcb· Hospital Paslor. F 1'1 !liltord Carpenter ol Wellsville are .., Rev. Rusaell Cline, pastor _ Sun!lay Scbool 10 I. m., U.. 110.1 1114 Dovollonl. Wedn...tay ~- Putor. J - R sl!tlng 1n the care ollbalr 16 Bulova Watl'heJ - Sales and Senlee Wesi t.lat• Bl Pomoror Youns People'a service 1:io p. bart Vineyerd, Supt Bible Stu- 7:11 p. m. Clan Study ol Sl. Jlofler Servtcea oo Saturday •: Geerge Hal"DJan, wiio la ll 1811 N. Seeonf lllddleport SUppoM tht Cllurcb of Your Cbot.. m. 'lbarlday; f!:vaogellltle d.J lDII prayer eervlces led by John'l G4opel. Tllursday, 7:15 Sabbatb Scbool. 1.311 p m. w~ pno:;""'r.:'· · · Erneat JllpltJ vice Saturday, 7,311 p. m.: and pastor, 7:10 p. m. Tuesday. p. m. Otolr Rehearsal. Worship, 1•30 p. m.; You 1~ and rf. mt""1 Stmrley 7:10 p, IlL Adult e1as1 mer"'l 7:10 p. Letart Filii United BretbreD meeting, 1110 p m.: Blblt Stu a Y of Columh111 spell!' Bemloel Grove CllriiiiiD m. last Molltlay ol month. 1D C I'QI Cbardl, SundaJ School d.J. 'lburlclay, 1:10 p. 111-, a Sunday wllb Mr. and Mra. (lj. Clwrcll, James Quisenberry., , .....ted Cbudl, PliiDIIIJ- I:SO a.m. 'IIOI'Shlp servtca. Tbe G li:YIIll Helflbts, llalllpolto. ' 011 Thaxton. worship •ervlee, toiO a.m. Rev. W, H. Penin, pastor: Carl lint and lblrd Tbunday oer>- Ullted drOW'aD 11 Mrs. Erwin Gloectaer I I , . "E•erylblng In llardware" Sunday Scbool, 10 a. m. StaJ. Kautz, Supt. &mcfa1 School at IIIII 11& 7:10 IIIII lbe IIOOIId lDfl ~~~ Oardl: Rev l!:lden R Ins her dau(.lter, Mr. and lin. Cballer. Oblo Pomeroy. Oblo lonl StocktDn, SUpt 1:15 a.m., Worablp hour 10:25 fourtll Sunday aJcbll at 7:10. Aalkt. oeSJor• SUoda• Sctlool. Larry Badgley, Columbus. Bndlord Cba'e. e1 Clllld, L m. JIIJIW Morrison, paalor, II L m.; Wllinlt llolllopr supt. ~!tending I youth nllJ at Jo o RoliiDioD, JIIDoilm'; ML u... I'.W.B. Chreii - fb'MII lila me Mllllodltl. lllristlaD Endeavor. 1:11 p. 11 ster Sunday were ~f~~\~1 Homer Fpmal. SuW Bthle fbtdl18cboolt:a 1. 111., llrl ,...,. E. Sadll, Sr., paotor: !Irs. Lyda Cbovaller. prestdllll ~ Ro8ush, Ceyilll Mflflltl ..: School 1:30; lolcn!Da Wonblp. llarUJ, aqll.; tilt~aflll ftt SaDday School t:SO 1.111. 0. 0. dulll fo, au SonR 111'\'icea. m uck, Edwerd OIUlm- t lO:Jt a. m.: llvllliD& IJIIlp, 7:• p. 111. bJ Cd 011, htter1011, Supt.; Mol'llill& Wor I p. 111. l'reldttna l :ill p. m.; Mrs. Mtldred Donohue, Jelr'l' Tllrtlomeone Willi You To Cllurob 8Dllden and Bulhllrll Sa~pUu 1 p, m. Wed~, 7 p. l..yma; Y1111111 Ptaple'l ...a ~ l0.30 a. 111. Yuulb Serv~<"t. 'lid W"' Prayor meellnl. 730 Greg, flev. Jamu llltr, ID PomoroJ OveJ t10 Yean Btblt Stud,y. bllllllllllbla lllad.J, 7:• p. a.; , ,. P. rL; llnlftot~Jtto .,. ,_ m. WedNMay, Claao I.e» Roberta Rolllb IIIII Da111 ~ Pb. 1811001 011- 'IbiD Dedtr Cbarel af C h hi Wc1D dar; Oio1r praellca II ..... 7:110 P, Ol.j Pre,er meel- .. Mrs Malle Rnl!IJI&II' Jl_ Bible Scbollt 9:30 1. 111. Preacll- f:IO p. 1L 'I'IIIIrldQ. ... 11lano''1 7:10 p e. 0 1111 11:\<Uielleal UDiled Mr. and Mrs. RUIIIII 1k1111t Altond Tbt CIIUI'Ob of Your Cbolce 1111 11:10 L m.. lint and fldrd 11a111111e PiJCrfm Balll111, tP. I'NI ,...,,.. ''I -. ~ allbNI Cblli'Cb - SUildaJ end family callacl oa llr. illil !lundaJI. Q, lepvdle, Oblol, .... 0. Cllll. •... R. I .·ne . ;m School 9:46 .. 111- Wursb1p. Mra. r..ac Lewia at an . lfllll! CIIJ Cbii'U tl CJMI, CJtr- Pl..llrl SUDtllf "«<oao, 1:111 ..... &aDcllf Scbaal 1:30 1 ln4 IIIII till Sundap, t-tl a. W. Va, Sunday. • lahtond on Produeta Do to tUIO end up ~~I 8uDIIay Bibla ._ m..llllllert Grate, 8upL WOI' e.1 Pbll WilL tUPL1 Monwlfl a Aajlaoh Miller, ~. Mrs. Edna Roalh 1J111i1t ... Brown'• Botllt Gu lludJ· ~ m. IYIIIIaa Will" altlp flrl'lce II 10:1; 1. 111.: PIJ. JIOI'.illlp 11:10 1. &7 YI u 10 Ul cqn,11. t.etaJ. ..,. tlay wUI! Mr. and Mn. 01 ' viY Uttl Ohio WYNtlll Po11..., l'omii'OJ lblp 7, ,p. m.: Btbta stud.J, firbD Y~fb, 4·45 p, 111-: li:YID' 'tlit"- 7 p. m.: li:YIIIgllisll1 411 School 1:10 a m.1 Warahtp lostotr. f:• p. IIi. l'llllle M1'91ce. 7:10 p, a ~ WYial 7•111 p, a Mill • • • •• Sunda1 1-111 p 111. Mrs. Mltea Cblllhla re ... Ml..,.rl Clltlreli It Qr111, Week ....,._ aud Prallt, WtJI. ...,. eenlllr 7:111 p. 111 wea Lotarl Pllt Ual'-'1 Bl tbrn Ina Mr. and Mrs. DiJuc1u Qllo lib lJIII llaiD 8treeta DDII.Itd MlllaJ, 7,30 p. 111. w.-.s11 •lid P'rltlaJ -'Ill fa Cbr1lt Qwrcb. JIIDU Mor· drtaa at Clevellllll. lllch. mfnlaler; Btblt Scboo~ lh1tr• Ball • ......., flo 1t1e ....,.. "I u, • llloa, pulur. $1mda1 lobool at l'unlltart and Appbaneol :10 a.m., Kenne'b McEihiiMy Witt 1 a- PubUe murns. ')ban Sfl...,.vJUt Road: II" J t •IO a. m. PreunJna •er••ces v- 8 1 111 • Qualtlr Jurrlllafo at l.flww tlapl.: MOI'IIIIltl Wanldp. da7 I -. ~l WIIICitloaa aJad.J Cktlllfii, (lUlGI': RQIIIr W' ~ .llrlt IIIII lblrd 'lbarotlay even-• '" • lll441ePort. Oblo I1IO m ~ Worelllp. ' p. m.; llDta Tlieidll bd. Supt.. Sundlr tlablwll. Ill 1DD II 7:80 p. m. Second and ADMillED: 11eUnt1a · 7 P- m., Praytr ~~en~ct, ' WtJI. 7 p. m. 8enlct meeun• I p. • Ill.; Ennpdllfe . . . . 7• fourtllluada, iilldlbci al 7:30 Bey, Pt. Mn. tlaldlf, 1 p. •· m. 'I'IIIIndl1• M1nldr7 tdlool, ,. " • "'rlJtt at 1'1111 7:10 , _ m. ....,.. 111 ac ...,..ld Woodard, Pl. WORK~ ,9/IP II IJrrfll, 7 p. Ill '1'111111day. •- Ill ,._..~ Mil IMfa tllndl' ~ CollrfD, Pl. Ji't'I(M1114ra, IJUIGI': 8uadlf & r..l'a ,... If. ....... BtM • Ill I 1 Olltt IIIW' IIIII 11m aid 11111'11 V IY· B. (Mike) 8aliool t:IO L Ill \tllll ~ dlllrdt. - ~ IIID, mtos!Oilii'J PI I h SU. .tap at f:IO p. m. PltaiMI .. m.: Cbrllllan ladelvor, ••• Iii, I?~ 1:11 .. ... and 11:46 .., Scltaol 1:10 • 111.1 WorllllP Ill. & 1 • , . Bl ..... ADMITI'ED; IDeAl ' • •'" 1111111 p. m. _£9eiiiol IIIII Iot. 1:.. P. I. e.: J dtj lobtlol I1IO LID. W m.: ~- 1:10 o lro Cbrlit dJurdL J - MDI' O.Dtpolla ..fill•• W. Va. awct cl Clttllt .:.. lllolb ..,....... 11'1 P* &I Pl_,ill • uld, r:• p. m rillia, pllill!r. SuoodaJ . · teitoor Pt. -lloJ I , Mltlilter, i !IQI!! Ill u Clill at SL Jobn•o Cbarcb 1'1landaJ, PI_.. .met tiDo • 1111 • • m.' WCI(IIdp 'Mil II Jilaa Clroq llilfllt fbe " '· II h - i!n. llrl lint and lblnl Sunqay atgbll Ff ..ti......~ Ifill L m. St- Paal'a Cb!lrcb 11_,. llUIIL ~. Pllflll'• i!erv1~ .,_, at T:ao p. m Secoad 11111 illl&'lb ' Cburdl end Ollloa iiUPPIItl - Gill ~'1 -~ t:• p. Alhl ltetlt IW I 4 . - W' f:• 11. "' 8dndaj l1llll'ftiDCs at II 1. m. , ~ Sen.tinel· Churrh News ' ,, are covere• ,. ' ;~ :-_ imtbl! ~imts- jtnfincl IT would I ~ected ------"!"!!'IN. . .""""'THE "'" -.... Rutland Society Notes ., :_ :;·. '. Are 'HIS 'WEIK • DallY SeDUDel, ~ NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE BAUM LUMBER. CO. - --- - -GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. ..., '299 14RDU ' ND.000..-IIfn I :1 , __ ... • 5 MASON EARLYI M*SON. W, VA. WYIIIII HanyMIII•,oWnt~ e WlthMIII•-Mirfllil 2141. MAIN ' i,' 'j_ a. .. BEN FRANKLIN STORE FOREMAN & ABBOTT Prl'* I -.a. CO. rra....t l'l•e•.,, BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT -----VAl-LEV BAKING OHIO RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY 0 a.r. II•• t:• .-. MIDDLEPORt BO()K STOR£ '"1.. a ·~ ' 1>. m. Y. !leY. Petd ea.to, J*lor. a. n. a • • .. • •u l'rlftr m• Jb' m1ty W1HM1 lt,.!lfilt1 . •.l!lblt -..... iiPL daJ IJciiool at 1:•. - OllrlfJ Clwter: lin. Rerllert Otllt, tlay, 11?:10 p m. Cbr1111an Et> ""'!'_ _ _ _ _ _..;..._ _ _ __._ _ _ _ _ _,, C!lilftlo ............ Tqlor, 8afL WGI'Uip IW'Yicel Jlllor; Rll1benf .BarfGI, aJtl, . .""• RC.'Cild and lourtA m. ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV FURNITURI CO. a w.-.,. THE UNITED STEEL OF AMERICA SHOP Worllll~ '"i',.....__ -··-. '"""'"l'"T .,... _ _,_,.. + POMIIOT \ , . ' ._........_ .. --· ~·- .. ' �., ,! I, • THE DEVOl ' Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way 1~Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy.Middleport, ME ¥ 1-'NT AD Ru:ob Ch• PubU.bed daY by The no pany. 45769. BuSil Editorial pb Entered • at tbe post National Bottlnelli I! ~ DI,.DLtMII I P. M. DIY lefOrl PuiiUCitiOft IMfMIIIY I)HIIIIne 1:01 A . M . ~~~~ " eceeptlcl until t:ot A· M. For on ., Pw•ttc.tton Tht> I'UDIIth" ........... thl rttftt " .... •• rtltcl ... ., Ml """'" gtjKIIGftlb... lr"'rt lltDUid btl ,.pOrtH tlftll'llllilltl, . ' " ' 1M11ttltn•r witt not tMI I'HJMII'IIIbll tor mDrt '"'" ont Incorrect tnHrtltn. ,.~ fer 'tllltnt AO S.rvlce • Clft 1 pW IIVIrO elM tnnrt• Mtntmum Ctler.. 60 Qfltt. n cenH ,., woro tor ~~'"'' c:ontecuttYt tfturtttnt ffce $15.50: to ,., cent DIK•unt .n _..,, edt $3.90 ~y ' CARD OF THANIU & QBITUA.III , t l .U ,., 50 WOt'll "'lniiiiUIII . llch v1ce not • mall on• 1 Thfet mon ena adl pliO within 11 ~Ca.yt. eddlllonel worcl lt: . OfF!Cl YOUIII 1:30 A . M. to 1:00 P_ M. O.IIY m how are covert plan. We the percer several bu and other part of or systems I covered nected departmll number o bOth on t river, and thousands accounted of penon not have outside at t,, uti•Amot drll establish• ~ IYStem. 1 \ persons · ~ are cove: if predlcte< :, that add ' decade. · ;. rapid sb ~ lions of serve th and thOI the Imp providir some in · pansion . enterpr ~ Tod. ' · seekmK ~ sitions ; the frir ~ tal wag !,sons fo :' system '· is not I of livit ·' il War · a pen1 . than $ has to o]Jresse !JJVer ~ ~nsh no th£ ;busin• ·~~ tlrem T1 em pi• , open r youn ! can ! 1 ~ sural live ( \ an 01 ; empl ·. that , coat '~1:~ \ mdli ' pi~l l ffill 1197· ~- for ~ for · ; beca : Iller~ ~~ ~ bt \.t., ' < ir· G. POmeroy MOtor C0. 4. Phone WY 2-2963. 1 Sunday Dinner At Bailey's ANNOUNCING NIW HOUII1 MOroloy thru Thurtdoy - · 6 a.m. to I PJII. Prldly I Jm!rdly 6 o,m. to 9 p,m. lUNDAY 1.00 o.i!l. to I1GO p.m. SERVICE Ail New i•dletor i!'OP 1 ' Our dellcloua and nrled menu 11 unbeatable. ,. NL •110'1, CIMO We opeed ordera to ao- :t BEN CASEY C!\NT UNOERSTANP PAW< HE'lL LET ME TAKE OJ: BllU.ET t>AW-MEAN' ENN'IWHARS EViCIPt OJ: BULLETS EOIJ':I; Cl\I£R "10 viSIT 'lfLOVJAN! Modern R111ch Style HOUSE comodate. your needs. Ne:tl time, come to I I I KEITH GOBLE FORD wv !'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~STRAWBERRY mier, Dunlap, Robinson, Plants; PreCat· \WATER WEU. Drilling. MODERN 2 bedroom boull <furnished or un!umiJbed) near Forked Ibm Like, oa Rotite Zl8. Ideal lor rtttred couple or amall family. Ont acre lol. Must be seeD to apo prectate. Phone Olester IB$SW. Ronald Oahorne. \ 3 17 61c Bailey's, rou'll be glod eCar t .Truck eHeater 156 ACRE FARM 6 miles back Core 1 Bulldollr ~~~ did. from CheShire. Phone WY 2-1 eAnyType 3205 3 15 61C "LL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY-OUT · 350 BALES of mixed hay. Take all. Get good price. ~v;!~ 2·2196 Middleport. o. BAILEY'S RESTAURANT Pomeroy !914 CORVAIR Monza _ Auto-JI,.;;,..,.;,,.~,~~"""~ malic transmission. White CODA SELECT SIRES, INC. 211 1. Moln trio Clllloyl Collin• . d 1 Use the breeding service that Htlon loUt• d sidewall tires, ra 10 an , saves you money. Call lor ll;~ii • Low mileage. $1750. COBA service, Clair Woode,J: 2 Phone WY 2- 994· Tech., Pomeroy, WY 2-2649 3 16 6!c or Chester 1185-2145. !16101c J. By PRID USSWILL . S II Ita he•*· OP~~ EVES. 9:00 P.M. I USED FURNITURE I BedrooDII. wall to wall ell' pet, Jlllleled, air eondltlonecl. Belween PolllOI'01 I< Chester, Ohio on Routo 7. Prlce4l to ..u. Write cloThe Dolly Senllnel lox 668-H PomeroY· o. t ROOMS, bath, lull buement. otorm doorl and windoWS, aluminum oldlng. Ptlcecl realoDably. Can be aea at '11S Grant Streel. )!lddloporl. I 1$ lie Water ROUSE - 33 acres, City water Help Nented For Sale or Rent skill, Paymaster, Fairfax, pump sales lllld services. Free Sparkle, Armore, Dorset, Ver·, estimates. Call eollect 9115Gas and mineral rights. Card Of Thanks Good Investment praperty far 1 WISH. to express my sincere MATURE LADY for house- MODERN 4 bedroom home, 21 million. streamliner and Sup- I 2350. Hoffman Drilling Co. large lake aile. Seen by apthanks to everyone for the keeping duties and care of tar carport. Inquire John T. er-fection ever-bearing plant~! 3 11 30tc pointment only. W 2-S%11. flowers "rds and visits dur· children, five days week, Mon- Wolfe, Racine, phone WI 9- black raspberry, red rasp- . Bllrd Brotben Auto Wrecking. 1-Biond Werdrobe, wes 49.95 30.00 S IS 7to ing my' recent hospitalization. . day thru Friday. Phone 773· 2153 or write Hugh Calms, 118 berry, blackberry, asparagus, ! Used parts for cars and Thanks also to my neighbm. ! 5920. 3 17 31C S. Second St., Tipp C l t y, rhubarb. 3 varieties of grapes. trucks. Complete line of Bond· 1-Baby Bed Now Only 10.00 roR SALE- C aere farm. I 6 1 7 Dr Pickens and staff at the · SALESMAN WANTED- 3 days Ohio. S 1 tc Leave your order at the ed brake lining for •ll pasrooms and bath. T e a 1-Bedroom Suite, elmost new, mahogeny, Veterans Memorial ,,Hospital. , travel, 4 days at home. Man Midway Market. WY 2-2582. aenger cars. Rebuilt genera· minUtes drive from PomeroJ, May God bless you all. over 4S for short tripe near For Sal• 3 16 3tc tors and clutch plates. All Rout. 143, Harrisonville RAI. with maHress & box spring _ Sale 149.00 Mrs. Fred i>:lain , Pomeroy. Worth up w $8,000 - - ------used and rebuilt paris guarWY 2-8321 or WY U6!8. 3 18 lie 1 to $12,500 in a year, plus SET of II Inch pick-up plows. 1931 MODEL A Ford Coupe in anteed. Now open to serve I U tit 2 Pc. Living Room Suite, brown _ 25.00 regular cash bonus. Air Mail $50. SH 2-5043. good con~ltion. WY 2-3211. you better, 8 a. m. w 7:30 M. A. Moore, Vice President, . S 18 Sic 3 16 5tc p. m. Sundays 10 a. m. w 5 roR SALE: 1 room boUse with 25.00 Notice batb, gas lurnpce, UO Spring Texas Refinery Corp., Box -~ l l!1113 HARLEY Sc 1 wr cle p. m, L<Jeated 12 mile• north 2 Pc. Living Room Suite, red Avenue, Pomeroy, f6400. Pb. SOMETHING NEW - A. B. C. 1ll, Fort Worth, Ten>, 76101. TRACTOR corn planter, Oliver[ Like new WY ~-;;~ cy . of Pomeroy on Sl Rl. 7. Ph. 2-Chalrs Now Only, ea. 10.00 WY 2-2211. . I I tfo Cleaners now have a pickup [ 3 16 6tc 2 row, good condition. VI 3· I ' ~2297. 3 3 !Oip 3• 16 5I c and delivery station for your CAR HOPS NllEDEllAT 2653. 3 t8 3tc 1-Eieclric Ironer · Now 10.00 EXPERIENCED BOUSE for sale, 3M llaDIIltoa convenience in Racine Ohio ONCE A I . C , MOTORCYCLE. 1964 Honda Su- 1 sl, Middleport, 16500. ean located in recreation ~nter • PP Y m person. rotiw s MOBILE Soft Serve Ice cream per Hawk 305CC engine. Like 1-Eiec. Sewing Machine 39.95 . Steak HOUBe. 3 8 e t k (D ' Cll ) Ri h ' WY 2-5324. U tic next to the Nahonal Bank. rue a1ry pper . c new, $500. Oak Slreet, New Hours: Noon w10 p.m. MonWented Valley Dairy, Middleport, Haven; w. Va., 8112-2318. . roR SALE - Sevea room 1-Library Table Reduced to 10.00 day thru Saturday. Stop In Ohio. Phone W 2-26211. 3 16 6tc .. I brick bouse with balb and BULLDOZER WORK. Reason3 18 31t - I and outbuildings, eorner lot, one soon an d get your clothes ' bl d nd bl and ex MIXED HAY. Phone 911:HJ75. I toen of ground, out of high ready for Easter. 3 18 3tc I aper1ence. e, epeWYa _:~ 3 16 Jtc I ~ . RATS, mice eliminated forever. \ JUST TRADED INII water. Good garden plots and 3 15 lUte "Get Star." Sugar Ruo Mill, 211 !t. Schult Camper Trailer. IOIDO fruit trees. Could be Ebersbach Hardware, Pick· Fuel Oil heater, electric re-i 1 Coal Stoker-Matic Heater divided lnw good bulldln8 en's Hardware. frigerator, cook stove with Stop! Look! Read! lots. Prleed wsen. Call WY 2_ _ _ _ _ _ 3 _ 18 31C oven, sink, cabinets, windows WY 2·2193 Pomeroy A blrgaln now 11 only _ __ 169.95 WHEN? W..tNTED! 5156 alter 4 p. m. weeks days with screens, electric brakes, 1J11 SOON or WY U657. s 8 'SOle T15 by 14 and 775 by 15. Telecompletely rebuill, ready fori"u.: C\JNUITIUNING Relrtger WHAT? Furnitur~ and bousehold 2Sc Do It Yourltlf C•r W11h c&vermg, $215. Call New Hav. , 1100 aervtee. Jaek"s Refrlg· roR SALE: 5 rooms with uW· roods. We will buy com. · brily black tires. First lire 2-Frigideire Refriger1tors - - e1. 69.95 WHERE? $23.25, second tire $20.65. Ex- en, W. Va., 882-2223. eralion New Haven. Pboo• lty room. Water, gu and plete estates or small lott In PorMroy-A Good electnclty. $2,500. Welsh Ira rim $7.SO each. Newell's •======3iiiliii6iii3iiit~c ro 7r.i37 4 1 tie Location 1-Teppan Gas Range Only 69.95 Call Sunoco, Chester, Ohio. ~ Town Hill Phone WY ~12. WHO? S 18 30lc f COMPLETE pest and termite 2 • Uct KNOTTS USED 5aunden E•p•ndlng His 1-Apertment G11 Renge .--=-==-=----,~ E 1 eontrol aervices. 20 years exG11lllpolls S•rvlce To You FURNITURE and 1 LARGE fife proof safe, One roR SALE' • rooiD bouiO with WATCH FOR large National cash regist<r. Lindmark's Got perience. R<laches, Like New - - - - - Only 69.95 AUCTION er household pests. rats, Free otll· esbltb, lull basement, SH JJyOPENING 1163-2nd. 446-2917 oell St., Mtddleport. PbM: See R. S. Gregory at Moore's EVERYTHING timates and Inspection. No 1-Gas Heeter, 85,000 BTU 50.00 Pl pte•!U!Dt lliWIIO'I. Store, 8:30 a. m. w ~ p. m. in Wby drive 50 miles, wh011 salesmen. New termite eonHiland Chapel starting March ' u 11 Uct Pomeroy. 3 16 6tc you can get delivery at our trol plan. Meigs County's on1-G•s Heater, 50,000 BTU 25.00 area warehouse. Call us for 17 wrekend meeting, Rev. \ :-c;-= :::-===-;;;=;;; UPRIGHT Deep Freeze. 18 specialized servlee _ Bulk Jy home owned eompany. A~ 11 llrll \lanley. Everybody I L S. CIVIL SERVICE l'ESTSI cubic feel. WY U321 or WY Spreading Available - We Red pest and termite control 8-Used TV Sets 25.00 to 50.00 111 wr lrome. Pastor Edsel Hart • '~~ 11111loh:ll- "om~~" •no •••r Mau,. Hl~tl ota,...mt Pa~ Sbnrt 2-3618. s 13 tie Also Can Apply Liquid Ni· company. 605 W. Main SL. 3 16 3tp bnun o\<'IUIIeem~nl P"11p1rato.., trogen To Your Fieds. All 01' WY • • 9 RUTLAND FURNITURE'S Analysis. straight & mll<ed l'llmeroy, uo. ~15 · - - - - -tratn•n• 1U tORI ... rt-C~Uired rhnWiliHit 01 lo"" 'lpln hplll"flnn' lnsur1nce materials .-,ailable. AU at ===---:-:---2--:-18 sotp rHE \ 1ETGS County Coon Hunt- :~::,? IUI;,:~.~:.r: ma~:'""l~= aew low prices. SEWlNG machlnea. repair ser NS .'\ssn. Is sponsoring a fo'R.EI! ·ntormRUOII Qfl JO'-· ~g"''•· [ 1IJl'ttMtJ8U.& IDIJU'al'lel been Ph. WY 2-2181 rtce. aU makeo. WY U2ll4. requiNJme~'~• Wl"''- l'llllA.,. •;;;;;, I ~ h ooting match Sunday from '1l1Tlf' ano l a d - l.oiMGin .. ......fled! '·"'"' """ opera Tbe Fobri< Shop. Pomero• tar'o _ , CaD IIY Acrosa SlrHI From Our Moln Store n(1un till dark at their ch:b Bo• 100c., a1 til• Yntoo•t Authorized Singer Sales and POM~ROY ~ous<' on Snow Ball Hill I loba. Hlfll 1ter1tna ~, . Short tloun Service. J 29 tie SH 2-4211 RUTLAND, 0 • OHIO for the public. Will shoot for 1 "d nted T0 Buy eHtml Coi'Jllll Servtee. C.. hams and bacon. 12, 16, 20 ~TI),jU~ t'urni:Ure, dishes. leo made a1 1ep1 papen. J.ck W. Coney, Mgr. _ gauge shvlgun&. 3 16 5tc mi<rellaneoua can or write· btrtl1 reeord• and alJDOI1 .., Mrs Howani Cecll. IIIII W. otber doeuiii!DII. AT ITS GREATEST Auto Seles SHOOTING MATCH Shotguns, Main St., Pomeroy. Beater - · Pom..., -RUG.WEAVING _ Also rugs Slll!day, March 20, at Ameri· t 21 4 If< ·' sale. Obi Betty B Johnson, · Run ciiJI Legion Farm, Rutland, _ _ _ _ _ _ __.:.:...:::...::.::..--------' for Ra- Plato or with pepperoni, 1111 PONTIAC, 4 door, Good 8 shape. See er call T. 0 . Stew·l.•=-===========;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;""'1 Ohio. 3 16 4tc ~~;~ne, o, owman ausage, mushroom, bam or Road, WI 9-2634. 3 10 7tc combinations. art, Rutland, SH 2-4821. BUDGET PRICED fumltura In ,. or 12" Sin _15c to 1.50 3 16 6tc CROSSWORD DAILY STEWART'S GUN SHOP, Rut- 1 our third floOr budget shop. 3. Symbol!• :ta.Net. ACBOS8 Baker Fumlture. Middleport Complolt Ceny.Out Strvlco 1156 FORD Town Sedan V-1. land, Ohio. Lots of oew guns uncle wadi: 1. M.ountalD Ohio. U tie CALL WY 2-990~ Standard transmission. Excol6. JJntmaIV. So&l" 12 and reloading equipment. Will near ttve 2Z. Clntn:h lent eondltioo. Also 1958 Ford OJympWI buy, sell or trade. 3 16 12\c I Pick up At G. & G. CAFE •. <lDBtrllflr part ti.Tax lo' 111 W. MAIN POMEROY v ... AutomaUe trall!mission, (GOING OUT OF BUSINESS) IS. atgtoa•e 21. 01 ' LOSE weight safely with DeJ:. 9. Loam. 2 door hardtop. Excellent conBANNER TRAVEL 1960 Ford CBOO Tamlem St. Truck-22ft. bed dlteh A-Diel tablets. Only 98c at 10. SpokeD PMNTINGtiislde- aDd oul Gen- dition. Also 1953 Cadillac. Ex· T. Week.. tal')" lLDrou 1963 lnt'l Twin Scrw Etnll)"lll• trldor TRAILERS Stark Pharmacy. 3 I IIOtp u. Plekod aft s.s,.....g 21l.Ptria eral repairing. In Pomeroy an cellent COKd!Uoo. SH 2-1656. 19641nt'l VC0195 tractor enemy arouad cam. Jllddleport area. WY 2-3192. 3 !6 101c 1nd IF Dr. says ulcers, get new ooldlen 11. Faloe Ill Tumble 1964lnt'll890 Serle~ tnctor 2 17 30tp PH; tablets. Fast u liquids. 1'-SIDC Ia a 12.Kbep dowl SKAMPER 19621nt'11890Serl•traclor HEATING, PLUMBING Rura lJ5t DODGE 4 door Sedan V8. way u.ea.., :rz.Grtt Ollly 98c at Stark Pharmacy. 3T.1Jtlocrohl 1960 lnt1 R195 trlldor CAMPING TRAILERS lti.Own . .- - . ZS.Jroola Doml BotUe Gaa. Arnold Bro- Power steering. Automatic s 1 30tp :J&Lilldborlb'• 38. Telhor 19571nt'l R185 tractor II -..... :IIO.Qoeot!O" lbell. 611 E. Main Streel transmission, 7 good tires. to. Uolt ot Allo make your reserva· book ltL ..S St. Claw• 1955lnt'l R180 !rector DEL!CIOUS Homemade Pizza, l'llmei'Oy. (S regular aud 2 anow). Good 1 22 tfc tion for Renta!J now RatJfJ a•' .... 36.FORTY FLAT-BID TRAILIRS mechanical condltioa. Ole SOc, 'ISc, and $1.00 sizes. De- tT. ~ Bog IJ rt IIIII (61 40 foot Wld•F ;..d eiMitiM lule Pizza, $1.50. Jaek's Dai· 20.~.,. AtJCmONEER owner, $350. WY :1-3198 or BIG BEND 122) TINlom llftll.tr•ll--22 ft. to H ft. ry Bar, Middleport 12 8 tic ~=dfs::eWY :1-31166. I 15 IW TRAILER SALES (5) Slngle-ule HIIIWrtoll.. 23 fL D.Gom:lli.BrokeTRAINS: (3) lMII troll.. 21 ft. Help Wanted ROUTE 124 wrne. rr- or Cnll<t F1nn Mlchinery :M.Lif<H (41 four whHien-19 ft• At Swr<JCU~• CorpOflltioll "- ........ C. BRADPORD ~ U MODEL Case traclcr with WANTED: ELECfROLUX Sweeper- bas t 1 tra euiUvator, Almolt brll!d lOW AD lt)utpnlllllln .... ...rtllw..,.wtlll ........ GIRL FRIDAY IQOd ouction, all cleaning at- CUBrOM BUTCHERING ... tlrea. SH 2-4103. I 17 Sle PRICiD TO SILU tachmenll on wbee!J. Guaran- ealllng. Will buy bides every JIASSEY • FERGUSON diesel. Po1ltion open for office work WARD 1!, LANNING, INC.. -nCOIHC)C;Mw.~iOH,IIII Q, teed. Only 4 psymerita $6.11 Monday. Phil Meier, PJua Plows, dlal:s, mower ud Iron! in a 1wo Ulan office ln Po me· PHONI 622-0751 r vy . ~~' ping an absolute nee· each left. WY 2-2685j !4 &It WY Willi. I II tic eacl loader. Pearl Wllllaml ___ : =-· t-ssily. Five days a week. ===-""==;-;c;::-;--;::-Pbou WY Hill or WY 1~nll complete resume to· SINGER SEWING Machine ill IWIL GRUESER. l'ltDIIIHnC 23U. I IS ltp dLidin g refereoon age wnd beautl!ul new aewlng table. and ltePtlng, Mlaertvlllo · Equipped with dial control to Oblo. End your 10wer troub- Reel btate For Slit Uillril al ~tatus. Wrltt To: lox 668-D 111 1101. buttoabole, overcut, lea. We bave all sizes aewer c " Th• Daily Stntlnel, fancy design, sew on bultonl, cnaeblnel. ReltiDDBb'- ntel. ~ Llll Ll.,.b,., Pomeroy etc. Sacrlflee for 8 p•yments Call WY S.ll97t. day or nlgbt. ........~ ~-"'t ta.l!8 each. WY 2-2685. I II Uct POMEROY - IND STRE&'l'.\~TED BRICKLAYERS -. I story frame, l 1'001111, s 14 ate Auto S.l• We art- a Federal Government SUPER STUFF, oure nuf! bath, 1> basement. front t' f•r. tr<H:Ior and pledge to proThat'• Blue Lustre lor eleaa· 1!MI6 VOLKSWAGEN, last back, porch, garage under bouse. ~· tde t'(JU<~I employment up1nf1 rugs and upholstery. Rent White aide walls, lealherette $6,000.00. ~u rtunJtles without regard to AJ:YDioaA&J:a eleclrlc t.uunpooer $1. Porn· interior. l!iOO miles. Call 882- POMEROY - UNCOLN HTS. r·ar·f'. co!or, t"reed or naUonII s.o•o•aLLOW coy Cement Block Co. 3284. 3 II 3tc ~e atory frame, 2 bed· ::J I origin. Knowlton Construe· Ja lldll-ple' bl uBO<I 3 14 6tc , 1'i6i CHEVROLEfSii.tlon wa- rooms, bath, aemi-basement, ! rnn Cornpan,v. Contact John I for 1M- u.. J:""' lloo two 0'1, .... ~- .ta fl ........ ...a•uuU .. clllle,_._IIIJWotl. H Lam. 120 University Ter· EXCELLENT, efficient and -;~. I gon Good condition. See Wil· furnace heating. $6,3110.00. t r :~ce, Athens, Ohio. or e a I 11 onomlcal, that's Blue Lustre bur Rowley, Baile)' Run Road Terma. carpe• and upholstery clean· 3 18 3tc 77 ACRES - ON ROUTE 14319'1-16'0 or 593-3008. ~~~·-· . Rent •leclric shampooer 25 acres for cultivation, bal· s 17 7te 8DaVIai.O&CI liFT JIDOIIQC Cl.t:C· er 57 PLYM0uTH, 6 cyl , stand· ance pasture ond tim ber. 2 ~ker Furniture Co. W~ N'J'.ED : EaperlenC!d meci> '1. "" 81!1GIYK0 1'W XTIIBU C&YI>TB WJ'YP, 3 t4 &tc ard shift. 55 Olds. 2 door, I story frame home, I rooms, anic for mloor parts Installaautomat!., good cars. $150 00 bath, cellar, barn. otlll!r ..foarKTD GYDTJ'IILUT tion sen1ee. Must be mature, each. Pbot " WI t-~178 or see buildln•s. 8 miles out. 16,· witb abll!ty to manage d!Homer Ander~on, Racine. ""l' Y.....,.. 6fl1 s tu ~·A LDr TO BE ~u.m KEEP YOUR earpets beauli· Ra1r Meigs Gener1l Hospltel lui desplt• coll!tant lootstcus , 500.00. 3 I Jlc par1lllellt and aeU parta. roa TBll I'IILLOW WB0 ll01118N"r SAY IT WMHI>W''.HENRY CLELAND Goud wortlnl ooncl!Uona. In of a busy family . l~et Rlu e laLftM Lustre ..Rent electric shamn"''' 'l<i9 SAAB. 30 miles per gal· SALESMAN WY 2·2176 letter, lllale esperleoce, rei· I ................ e:· $1. Picken·• Hardware ro. ion, WY 2-3830 Wv Pomeroy orenca a8d waces upectod. 111. a u aw a 11 ••• , a Write e-o '1111 Da11J Sentinel, ........ lUll PHONE WY 2·2156 IT would I ! unmln I:JO a.. M. to 1'1:01 NHII : IT'S 10 lAI'r tO PLACI A IU:IUL r PIIODUCIN• WANT a.D otor C 65 Chevrolet 1.111 Air 4 Door Sed1n _ $2295 8 cyl. Powerglide. 'ran and beige finish. Like new tlres, See this one before you buy. 64 Chevelle Malibu Sta. Wagon $1895 8' cyl. Powergllde. Radio and beater. New tires. All while outside with red vinyl Interior. A local owned low mileage wagon. 196:1 Volkswegen 2 Door $1245 Deluxe vinyl trim, green finish, radio, heater, good tir•• - Reduced price. I.IIIULATIOMI ... M VSED m; 11. Hl-Lo camping Trailer, electric brakes, gas refrigerator, Hght, furnace and stove, sink with water ! pnmp. Electric Inside. Sleeps " .... Estlfe For Salit ' Businlll Services I.:~;~~~~~~~~~~ R RADIATO Pomerov· ftiiAIITY CANCILLATtONI COIIIIICTtONI Ate., New' SuMcripti •btrt avail year in ad\ t SIGMS lNFORMA noN o., Man:h 18, 1986 ---..,..---: -A-L-:::,.-- \ ~15 " '. ..NEWSI wen EEk a MUk MV RAOM IJ1rCUV OFMN PANGER, IT, 1 I THE LOSER WHEEL ALIGNMENT 2 00 BRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars ,,.,.,.,...,,.'1""""'" RTILIZER . ~=""""'1 n'"s""tr_.u-c-ti.,.o•n•s'""'"""'~J LlTTLI! ORPHAN ANNll! By HAROLD GRAY r Used Fum;ture Outlet a.• • ALLEY OOP By V. T. HAMLIN PIZZA FOR SALE Used Trucking Equipment •=-=-=-=-==-=-ill l!·!!!!~.........'.,!! ~~-- --- - --~ Used Tracton w. ABBIE AND SLATS PRICED TO GO TO WORK FOR YOUI Farmaii'M' Farmall350 Farmall200 Farmall Cub . o:: tc:atPWE~~I~oqw:;;!;a~-~n: -. ... • .- Ilk Cllol_.....,- tw·-· r..... ........... .. 1 411--· ----:. .,_..;;t Byll. . .l Fnl SpiiiJI Tllrillsl Fua For All FO& 'l'BI FAMILY! FElLOWS BRING YOUR DATI ·SLOT CAR RACE'S '), The fun time hobhJIW~ tile COillllr1. CAR AUCTION SATURDAY NIGHT TrophJ RactS Saturday Night From 8 pm 1 Ford Tractor and Back Hot 1 1 ~95. 2-2~29. W~ IB 314: '· ~~-.~ Meigs Equipment Co. TOM THUMB RACEWAY · 236 E. AWN POMiioY- Open DallY ]londay thru FrldiJ - 3:00 to 11:00 SATVRtiAY ll1lf SUNDAY -11;00 to 11:00 A IWt C•, rht P.•ftcC lltiiM4u Glfll 1 1...---------------~ . ............ -... By SCHULZ ) �., ,! I, • THE DEVOl ' Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way 1~Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy.Middleport, ME ¥ 1-'NT AD Ru:ob Ch• PubU.bed daY by The no pany. 45769. BuSil Editorial pb Entered • at tbe post National Bottlnelli I! ~ DI,.DLtMII I P. M. DIY lefOrl PuiiUCitiOft IMfMIIIY I)HIIIIne 1:01 A . M . ~~~~ " eceeptlcl until t:ot A· M. For on ., Pw•ttc.tton Tht> I'UDIIth" ........... thl rttftt " .... •• rtltcl ... ., Ml """'" gtjKIIGftlb... lr"'rt lltDUid btl ,.pOrtH tlftll'llllilltl, . ' " ' 1M11ttltn•r witt not tMI I'HJMII'IIIbll tor mDrt '"'" ont Incorrect tnHrtltn. ,.~ fer 'tllltnt AO S.rvlce • Clft 1 pW IIVIrO elM tnnrt• Mtntmum Ctler.. 60 Qfltt. n cenH ,., woro tor ~~'"'' c:ontecuttYt tfturtttnt ffce $15.50: to ,., cent DIK•unt .n _..,, edt $3.90 ~y ' CARD OF THANIU & QBITUA.III , t l .U ,., 50 WOt'll "'lniiiiUIII . llch v1ce not • mall on• 1 Thfet mon ena adl pliO within 11 ~Ca.yt. eddlllonel worcl lt: . OfF!Cl YOUIII 1:30 A . M. to 1:00 P_ M. O.IIY m how are covert plan. We the percer several bu and other part of or systems I covered nected departmll number o bOth on t river, and thousands accounted of penon not have outside at t,, uti•Amot drll establish• ~ IYStem. 1 \ persons · ~ are cove: if predlcte< :, that add ' decade. · ;. rapid sb ~ lions of serve th and thOI the Imp providir some in · pansion . enterpr ~ Tod. ' · seekmK ~ sitions ; the frir ~ tal wag !,sons fo :' system '· is not I of livit ·' il War · a pen1 . than $ has to o]Jresse !JJVer ~ ~nsh no th£ ;busin• ·~~ tlrem T1 em pi• , open r youn ! can ! 1 ~ sural live ( \ an 01 ; empl ·. that , coat '~1:~ \ mdli ' pi~l l ffill 1197· ~- for ~ for · ; beca : Iller~ ~~ ~ bt \.t., ' < ir· G. POmeroy MOtor C0. 4. Phone WY 2-2963. 1 Sunday Dinner At Bailey's ANNOUNCING NIW HOUII1 MOroloy thru Thurtdoy - · 6 a.m. to I PJII. Prldly I Jm!rdly 6 o,m. to 9 p,m. lUNDAY 1.00 o.i!l. to I1GO p.m. SERVICE Ail New i•dletor i!'OP 1 ' Our dellcloua and nrled menu 11 unbeatable. ,. NL •110'1, CIMO We opeed ordera to ao- :t BEN CASEY C!\NT UNOERSTANP PAW< HE'lL LET ME TAKE OJ: BllU.ET t>AW-MEAN' ENN'IWHARS EViCIPt OJ: BULLETS EOIJ':I; Cl\I£R "10 viSIT 'lfLOVJAN! Modern R111ch Style HOUSE comodate. your needs. Ne:tl time, come to I I I KEITH GOBLE FORD wv !'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~STRAWBERRY mier, Dunlap, Robinson, Plants; PreCat· \WATER WEU. Drilling. MODERN 2 bedroom boull <furnished or un!umiJbed) near Forked Ibm Like, oa Rotite Zl8. Ideal lor rtttred couple or amall family. Ont acre lol. Must be seeD to apo prectate. Phone Olester IB$SW. Ronald Oahorne. \ 3 17 61c Bailey's, rou'll be glod eCar t .Truck eHeater 156 ACRE FARM 6 miles back Core 1 Bulldollr ~~~ did. from CheShire. Phone WY 2-1 eAnyType 3205 3 15 61C "LL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY-OUT · 350 BALES of mixed hay. Take all. Get good price. ~v;!~ 2·2196 Middleport. o. BAILEY'S RESTAURANT Pomeroy !914 CORVAIR Monza _ Auto-JI,.;;,..,.;,,.~,~~"""~ malic transmission. White CODA SELECT SIRES, INC. 211 1. Moln trio Clllloyl Collin• . d 1 Use the breeding service that Htlon loUt• d sidewall tires, ra 10 an , saves you money. Call lor ll;~ii • Low mileage. $1750. COBA service, Clair Woode,J: 2 Phone WY 2- 994· Tech., Pomeroy, WY 2-2649 3 16 6!c or Chester 1185-2145. !16101c J. By PRID USSWILL . S II Ita he•*· OP~~ EVES. 9:00 P.M. I USED FURNITURE I BedrooDII. wall to wall ell' pet, Jlllleled, air eondltlonecl. Belween PolllOI'01 I< Chester, Ohio on Routo 7. Prlce4l to ..u. Write cloThe Dolly Senllnel lox 668-H PomeroY· o. t ROOMS, bath, lull buement. otorm doorl and windoWS, aluminum oldlng. Ptlcecl realoDably. Can be aea at '11S Grant Streel. )!lddloporl. I 1$ lie Water ROUSE - 33 acres, City water Help Nented For Sale or Rent skill, Paymaster, Fairfax, pump sales lllld services. Free Sparkle, Armore, Dorset, Ver·, estimates. Call eollect 9115Gas and mineral rights. Card Of Thanks Good Investment praperty far 1 WISH. to express my sincere MATURE LADY for house- MODERN 4 bedroom home, 21 million. streamliner and Sup- I 2350. Hoffman Drilling Co. large lake aile. Seen by apthanks to everyone for the keeping duties and care of tar carport. Inquire John T. er-fection ever-bearing plant~! 3 11 30tc pointment only. W 2-S%11. flowers "rds and visits dur· children, five days week, Mon- Wolfe, Racine, phone WI 9- black raspberry, red rasp- . Bllrd Brotben Auto Wrecking. 1-Biond Werdrobe, wes 49.95 30.00 S IS 7to ing my' recent hospitalization. . day thru Friday. Phone 773· 2153 or write Hugh Calms, 118 berry, blackberry, asparagus, ! Used parts for cars and Thanks also to my neighbm. ! 5920. 3 17 31C S. Second St., Tipp C l t y, rhubarb. 3 varieties of grapes. trucks. Complete line of Bond· 1-Baby Bed Now Only 10.00 roR SALE- C aere farm. I 6 1 7 Dr Pickens and staff at the · SALESMAN WANTED- 3 days Ohio. S 1 tc Leave your order at the ed brake lining for •ll pasrooms and bath. T e a 1-Bedroom Suite, elmost new, mahogeny, Veterans Memorial ,,Hospital. , travel, 4 days at home. Man Midway Market. WY 2-2582. aenger cars. Rebuilt genera· minUtes drive from PomeroJ, May God bless you all. over 4S for short tripe near For Sal• 3 16 3tc tors and clutch plates. All Rout. 143, Harrisonville RAI. with maHress & box spring _ Sale 149.00 Mrs. Fred i>:lain , Pomeroy. Worth up w $8,000 - - ------used and rebuilt paris guarWY 2-8321 or WY U6!8. 3 18 lie 1 to $12,500 in a year, plus SET of II Inch pick-up plows. 1931 MODEL A Ford Coupe in anteed. Now open to serve I U tit 2 Pc. Living Room Suite, brown _ 25.00 regular cash bonus. Air Mail $50. SH 2-5043. good con~ltion. WY 2-3211. you better, 8 a. m. w 7:30 M. A. Moore, Vice President, . S 18 Sic 3 16 5tc p. m. Sundays 10 a. m. w 5 roR SALE: 1 room boUse with 25.00 Notice batb, gas lurnpce, UO Spring Texas Refinery Corp., Box -~ l l!1113 HARLEY Sc 1 wr cle p. m, L<Jeated 12 mile• north 2 Pc. Living Room Suite, red Avenue, Pomeroy, f6400. Pb. SOMETHING NEW - A. B. C. 1ll, Fort Worth, Ten>, 76101. TRACTOR corn planter, Oliver[ Like new WY ~-;;~ cy . of Pomeroy on Sl Rl. 7. Ph. 2-Chalrs Now Only, ea. 10.00 WY 2-2211. . I I tfo Cleaners now have a pickup [ 3 16 6tc 2 row, good condition. VI 3· I ' ~2297. 3 3 !Oip 3• 16 5I c and delivery station for your CAR HOPS NllEDEllAT 2653. 3 t8 3tc 1-Eieclric Ironer · Now 10.00 EXPERIENCED BOUSE for sale, 3M llaDIIltoa convenience in Racine Ohio ONCE A I . C , MOTORCYCLE. 1964 Honda Su- 1 sl, Middleport, 16500. ean located in recreation ~nter • PP Y m person. rotiw s MOBILE Soft Serve Ice cream per Hawk 305CC engine. Like 1-Eiec. Sewing Machine 39.95 . Steak HOUBe. 3 8 e t k (D ' Cll ) Ri h ' WY 2-5324. U tic next to the Nahonal Bank. rue a1ry pper . c new, $500. Oak Slreet, New Hours: Noon w10 p.m. MonWented Valley Dairy, Middleport, Haven; w. Va., 8112-2318. . roR SALE - Sevea room 1-Library Table Reduced to 10.00 day thru Saturday. Stop In Ohio. Phone W 2-26211. 3 16 6tc .. I brick bouse with balb and BULLDOZER WORK. Reason3 18 31t - I and outbuildings, eorner lot, one soon an d get your clothes ' bl d nd bl and ex MIXED HAY. Phone 911:HJ75. I toen of ground, out of high ready for Easter. 3 18 3tc I aper1ence. e, epeWYa _:~ 3 16 Jtc I ~ . RATS, mice eliminated forever. \ JUST TRADED INII water. Good garden plots and 3 15 lUte "Get Star." Sugar Ruo Mill, 211 !t. Schult Camper Trailer. IOIDO fruit trees. Could be Ebersbach Hardware, Pick· Fuel Oil heater, electric re-i 1 Coal Stoker-Matic Heater divided lnw good bulldln8 en's Hardware. frigerator, cook stove with Stop! Look! Read! lots. Prleed wsen. Call WY 2_ _ _ _ _ _ 3 _ 18 31C oven, sink, cabinets, windows WY 2·2193 Pomeroy A blrgaln now 11 only _ __ 169.95 WHEN? W..tNTED! 5156 alter 4 p. m. weeks days with screens, electric brakes, 1J11 SOON or WY U657. s 8 'SOle T15 by 14 and 775 by 15. Telecompletely rebuill, ready fori"u.: C\JNUITIUNING Relrtger WHAT? Furnitur~ and bousehold 2Sc Do It Yourltlf C•r W11h c&vermg, $215. Call New Hav. , 1100 aervtee. Jaek"s Refrlg· roR SALE: 5 rooms with uW· roods. We will buy com. · brily black tires. First lire 2-Frigideire Refriger1tors - - e1. 69.95 WHERE? $23.25, second tire $20.65. Ex- en, W. Va., 882-2223. eralion New Haven. Pboo• lty room. Water, gu and plete estates or small lott In PorMroy-A Good electnclty. $2,500. Welsh Ira rim $7.SO each. Newell's •======3iiiliii6iii3iiit~c ro 7r.i37 4 1 tie Location 1-Teppan Gas Range Only 69.95 Call Sunoco, Chester, Ohio. ~ Town Hill Phone WY ~12. WHO? S 18 30lc f COMPLETE pest and termite 2 • Uct KNOTTS USED 5aunden E•p•ndlng His 1-Apertment G11 Renge .--=-==-=----,~ E 1 eontrol aervices. 20 years exG11lllpolls S•rvlce To You FURNITURE and 1 LARGE fife proof safe, One roR SALE' • rooiD bouiO with WATCH FOR large National cash regist<r. Lindmark's Got perience. R<laches, Like New - - - - - Only 69.95 AUCTION er household pests. rats, Free otll· esbltb, lull basement, SH JJyOPENING 1163-2nd. 446-2917 oell St., Mtddleport. PbM: See R. S. Gregory at Moore's EVERYTHING timates and Inspection. No 1-Gas Heeter, 85,000 BTU 50.00 Pl pte•!U!Dt lliWIIO'I. Store, 8:30 a. m. w ~ p. m. in Wby drive 50 miles, wh011 salesmen. New termite eonHiland Chapel starting March ' u 11 Uct Pomeroy. 3 16 6tc you can get delivery at our trol plan. Meigs County's on1-G•s Heater, 50,000 BTU 25.00 area warehouse. Call us for 17 wrekend meeting, Rev. \ :-c;-= :::-===-;;;=;;; UPRIGHT Deep Freeze. 18 specialized servlee _ Bulk Jy home owned eompany. A~ 11 llrll \lanley. Everybody I L S. CIVIL SERVICE l'ESTSI cubic feel. WY U321 or WY Spreading Available - We Red pest and termite control 8-Used TV Sets 25.00 to 50.00 111 wr lrome. Pastor Edsel Hart • '~~ 11111loh:ll- "om~~" •no •••r Mau,. Hl~tl ota,...mt Pa~ Sbnrt 2-3618. s 13 tie Also Can Apply Liquid Ni· company. 605 W. Main SL. 3 16 3tp bnun o\<'IUIIeem~nl P"11p1rato.., trogen To Your Fieds. All 01' WY • • 9 RUTLAND FURNITURE'S Analysis. straight & mll<ed l'llmeroy, uo. ~15 · - - - - -tratn•n• 1U tORI ... rt-C~Uired rhnWiliHit 01 lo"" 'lpln hplll"flnn' lnsur1nce materials .-,ailable. AU at ===---:-:---2--:-18 sotp rHE \ 1ETGS County Coon Hunt- :~::,? IUI;,:~.~:.r: ma~:'""l~= aew low prices. SEWlNG machlnea. repair ser NS .'\ssn. Is sponsoring a fo'R.EI! ·ntormRUOII Qfl JO'-· ~g"''•· [ 1IJl'ttMtJ8U.& IDIJU'al'lel been Ph. WY 2-2181 rtce. aU makeo. WY U2ll4. requiNJme~'~• Wl"''- l'llllA.,. •;;;;;, I ~ h ooting match Sunday from '1l1Tlf' ano l a d - l.oiMGin .. ......fled! '·"'"' """ opera Tbe Fobri< Shop. Pomero• tar'o _ , CaD IIY Acrosa SlrHI From Our Moln Store n(1un till dark at their ch:b Bo• 100c., a1 til• Yntoo•t Authorized Singer Sales and POM~ROY ~ous<' on Snow Ball Hill I loba. Hlfll 1ter1tna ~, . Short tloun Service. J 29 tie SH 2-4211 RUTLAND, 0 • OHIO for the public. Will shoot for 1 "d nted T0 Buy eHtml Coi'Jllll Servtee. C.. hams and bacon. 12, 16, 20 ~TI),jU~ t'urni:Ure, dishes. leo made a1 1ep1 papen. J.ck W. Coney, Mgr. _ gauge shvlgun&. 3 16 5tc mi<rellaneoua can or write· btrtl1 reeord• and alJDOI1 .., Mrs Howani Cecll. IIIII W. otber doeuiii!DII. AT ITS GREATEST Auto Seles SHOOTING MATCH Shotguns, Main St., Pomeroy. Beater - · Pom..., -RUG.WEAVING _ Also rugs Slll!day, March 20, at Ameri· t 21 4 If< ·' sale. Obi Betty B Johnson, · Run ciiJI Legion Farm, Rutland, _ _ _ _ _ _ __.:.:...:::...::.::..--------' for Ra- Plato or with pepperoni, 1111 PONTIAC, 4 door, Good 8 shape. See er call T. 0 . Stew·l.•=-===========;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;""'1 Ohio. 3 16 4tc ~~;~ne, o, owman ausage, mushroom, bam or Road, WI 9-2634. 3 10 7tc combinations. art, Rutland, SH 2-4821. BUDGET PRICED fumltura In ,. or 12" Sin _15c to 1.50 3 16 6tc CROSSWORD DAILY STEWART'S GUN SHOP, Rut- 1 our third floOr budget shop. 3. Symbol!• :ta.Net. ACBOS8 Baker Fumlture. Middleport Complolt Ceny.Out Strvlco 1156 FORD Town Sedan V-1. land, Ohio. Lots of oew guns uncle wadi: 1. M.ountalD Ohio. U tie CALL WY 2-990~ Standard transmission. Excol6. JJntmaIV. So&l" 12 and reloading equipment. Will near ttve 2Z. Clntn:h lent eondltioo. Also 1958 Ford OJympWI buy, sell or trade. 3 16 12\c I Pick up At G. & G. CAFE •. <lDBtrllflr part ti.Tax lo' 111 W. MAIN POMEROY v ... AutomaUe trall!mission, (GOING OUT OF BUSINESS) IS. atgtoa•e 21. 01 ' LOSE weight safely with DeJ:. 9. Loam. 2 door hardtop. Excellent conBANNER TRAVEL 1960 Ford CBOO Tamlem St. Truck-22ft. bed dlteh A-Diel tablets. Only 98c at 10. SpokeD PMNTINGtiislde- aDd oul Gen- dition. Also 1953 Cadillac. Ex· T. Week.. tal')" lLDrou 1963 lnt'l Twin Scrw Etnll)"lll• trldor TRAILERS Stark Pharmacy. 3 I IIOtp u. Plekod aft s.s,.....g 21l.Ptria eral repairing. In Pomeroy an cellent COKd!Uoo. SH 2-1656. 19641nt'l VC0195 tractor enemy arouad cam. Jllddleport area. WY 2-3192. 3 !6 101c 1nd IF Dr. says ulcers, get new ooldlen 11. Faloe Ill Tumble 1964lnt'll890 Serle~ tnctor 2 17 30tp PH; tablets. Fast u liquids. 1'-SIDC Ia a 12.Kbep dowl SKAMPER 19621nt'11890Serl•traclor HEATING, PLUMBING Rura lJ5t DODGE 4 door Sedan V8. way u.ea.., :rz.Grtt Ollly 98c at Stark Pharmacy. 3T.1Jtlocrohl 1960 lnt1 R195 trlldor CAMPING TRAILERS lti.Own . .- - . ZS.Jroola Doml BotUe Gaa. Arnold Bro- Power steering. Automatic s 1 30tp :J&Lilldborlb'• 38. Telhor 19571nt'l R185 tractor II -..... :IIO.Qoeot!O" lbell. 611 E. Main Streel transmission, 7 good tires. to. Uolt ot Allo make your reserva· book ltL ..S St. Claw• 1955lnt'l R180 !rector DEL!CIOUS Homemade Pizza, l'llmei'Oy. (S regular aud 2 anow). Good 1 22 tfc tion for Renta!J now RatJfJ a•' .... 36.FORTY FLAT-BID TRAILIRS mechanical condltioa. Ole SOc, 'ISc, and $1.00 sizes. De- tT. ~ Bog IJ rt IIIII (61 40 foot Wld•F ;..d eiMitiM lule Pizza, $1.50. Jaek's Dai· 20.~.,. AtJCmONEER owner, $350. WY :1-3198 or BIG BEND 122) TINlom llftll.tr•ll--22 ft. to H ft. ry Bar, Middleport 12 8 tic ~=dfs::eWY :1-31166. I 15 IW TRAILER SALES (5) Slngle-ule HIIIWrtoll.. 23 fL D.Gom:lli.BrokeTRAINS: (3) lMII troll.. 21 ft. Help Wanted ROUTE 124 wrne. rr- or Cnll<t F1nn Mlchinery :M.Lif<H (41 four whHien-19 ft• At Swr<JCU~• CorpOflltioll "- ........ C. BRADPORD ~ U MODEL Case traclcr with WANTED: ELECfROLUX Sweeper- bas t 1 tra euiUvator, Almolt brll!d lOW AD lt)utpnlllllln .... ...rtllw..,.wtlll ........ GIRL FRIDAY IQOd ouction, all cleaning at- CUBrOM BUTCHERING ... tlrea. SH 2-4103. I 17 Sle PRICiD TO SILU tachmenll on wbee!J. Guaran- ealllng. Will buy bides every JIASSEY • FERGUSON diesel. Po1ltion open for office work WARD 1!, LANNING, INC.. -nCOIHC)C;Mw.~iOH,IIII Q, teed. Only 4 psymerita $6.11 Monday. Phil Meier, PJua Plows, dlal:s, mower ud Iron! in a 1wo Ulan office ln Po me· PHONI 622-0751 r vy . ~~' ping an absolute nee· each left. WY 2-2685j !4 &It WY Willi. I II tic eacl loader. Pearl Wllllaml ___ : =-· t-ssily. Five days a week. ===-""==;-;c;::-;--;::-Pbou WY Hill or WY 1~nll complete resume to· SINGER SEWING Machine ill IWIL GRUESER. l'ltDIIIHnC 23U. I IS ltp dLidin g refereoon age wnd beautl!ul new aewlng table. and ltePtlng, Mlaertvlllo · Equipped with dial control to Oblo. End your 10wer troub- Reel btate For Slit Uillril al ~tatus. Wrltt To: lox 668-D 111 1101. buttoabole, overcut, lea. We bave all sizes aewer c " Th• Daily Stntlnel, fancy design, sew on bultonl, cnaeblnel. ReltiDDBb'- ntel. ~ Llll Ll.,.b,., Pomeroy etc. Sacrlflee for 8 p•yments Call WY S.ll97t. day or nlgbt. ........~ ~-"'t ta.l!8 each. WY 2-2685. I II Uct POMEROY - IND STRE&'l'.\~TED BRICKLAYERS -. I story frame, l 1'001111, s 14 ate Auto S.l• We art- a Federal Government SUPER STUFF, oure nuf! bath, 1> basement. front t' f•r. tr<H:Ior and pledge to proThat'• Blue Lustre lor eleaa· 1!MI6 VOLKSWAGEN, last back, porch, garage under bouse. ~· tde t'(JU<~I employment up1nf1 rugs and upholstery. Rent White aide walls, lealherette $6,000.00. ~u rtunJtles without regard to AJ:YDioaA&J:a eleclrlc t.uunpooer $1. Porn· interior. l!iOO miles. Call 882- POMEROY - UNCOLN HTS. r·ar·f'. co!or, t"reed or naUonII s.o•o•aLLOW coy Cement Block Co. 3284. 3 II 3tc ~e atory frame, 2 bed· ::J I origin. Knowlton Construe· Ja lldll-ple' bl uBO<I 3 14 6tc , 1'i6i CHEVROLEfSii.tlon wa- rooms, bath, aemi-basement, ! rnn Cornpan,v. Contact John I for 1M- u.. J:""' lloo two 0'1, .... ~- .ta fl ........ ...a•uuU .. clllle,_._IIIJWotl. H Lam. 120 University Ter· EXCELLENT, efficient and -;~. I gon Good condition. See Wil· furnace heating. $6,3110.00. t r :~ce, Athens, Ohio. or e a I 11 onomlcal, that's Blue Lustre bur Rowley, Baile)' Run Road Terma. carpe• and upholstery clean· 3 18 3tc 77 ACRES - ON ROUTE 14319'1-16'0 or 593-3008. ~~~·-· . Rent •leclric shampooer 25 acres for cultivation, bal· s 17 7te 8DaVIai.O&CI liFT JIDOIIQC Cl.t:C· er 57 PLYM0uTH, 6 cyl , stand· ance pasture ond tim ber. 2 ~ker Furniture Co. W~ N'J'.ED : EaperlenC!d meci> '1. "" 81!1GIYK0 1'W XTIIBU C&YI>TB WJ'YP, 3 t4 &tc ard shift. 55 Olds. 2 door, I story frame home, I rooms, anic for mloor parts Installaautomat!., good cars. $150 00 bath, cellar, barn. otlll!r ..foarKTD GYDTJ'IILUT tion sen1ee. Must be mature, each. Pbot " WI t-~178 or see buildln•s. 8 miles out. 16,· witb abll!ty to manage d!Homer Ander~on, Racine. ""l' Y.....,.. 6fl1 s tu ~·A LDr TO BE ~u.m KEEP YOUR earpets beauli· Ra1r Meigs Gener1l Hospltel lui desplt• coll!tant lootstcus , 500.00. 3 I Jlc par1lllellt and aeU parta. roa TBll I'IILLOW WB0 ll01118N"r SAY IT WMHI>W''.HENRY CLELAND Goud wortlnl ooncl!Uona. In of a busy family . l~et Rlu e laLftM Lustre ..Rent electric shamn"''' 'l<i9 SAAB. 30 miles per gal· SALESMAN WY 2·2176 letter, lllale esperleoce, rei· I ................ e:· $1. Picken·• Hardware ro. ion, WY 2-3830 Wv Pomeroy orenca a8d waces upectod. 111. a u aw a 11 ••• , a Write e-o '1111 Da11J Sentinel, ........ lUll PHONE WY 2·2156 IT would I ! unmln I:JO a.. M. to 1'1:01 NHII : IT'S 10 lAI'r tO PLACI A IU:IUL r PIIODUCIN• WANT a.D otor C 65 Chevrolet 1.111 Air 4 Door Sed1n _ $2295 8 cyl. Powerglide. 'ran and beige finish. Like new tlres, See this one before you buy. 64 Chevelle Malibu Sta. Wagon $1895 8' cyl. Powergllde. Radio and beater. New tires. All while outside with red vinyl Interior. A local owned low mileage wagon. 196:1 Volkswegen 2 Door $1245 Deluxe vinyl trim, green finish, radio, heater, good tir•• - Reduced price. I.IIIULATIOMI ... M VSED m; 11. Hl-Lo camping Trailer, electric brakes, gas refrigerator, Hght, furnace and stove, sink with water ! pnmp. Electric Inside. Sleeps " .... Estlfe For Salit ' Businlll Services I.:~;~~~~~~~~~~ R RADIATO Pomerov· ftiiAIITY CANCILLATtONI COIIIIICTtONI Ate., New' SuMcripti •btrt avail year in ad\ t SIGMS lNFORMA noN o., Man:h 18, 1986 ---..,..---: -A-L-:::,.-- \ ~15 " '. ..NEWSI wen EEk a MUk MV RAOM IJ1rCUV OFMN PANGER, IT, 1 I THE LOSER WHEEL ALIGNMENT 2 00 BRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars ,,.,.,.,...,,.'1""""'" RTILIZER . ~=""""'1 n'"s""tr_.u-c-ti.,.o•n•s'""'"""'~J LlTTLI! ORPHAN ANNll! By HAROLD GRAY r Used Fum;ture Outlet a.• • ALLEY OOP By V. T. HAMLIN PIZZA FOR SALE Used Trucking Equipment •=-=-=-=-==-=-ill l!·!!!!~.........'.,!! ~~-- --- - --~ Used Tracton w. ABBIE AND SLATS PRICED TO GO TO WORK FOR YOUI Farmaii'M' Farmall350 Farmall200 Farmall Cub . o:: tc:atPWE~~I~oqw:;;!;a~-~n: -. ... • .- Ilk Cllol_.....,- tw·-· r..... ........... .. 1 411--· ----:. .,_..;;t Byll. . .l Fnl SpiiiJI Tllrillsl Fua For All FO& 'l'BI FAMILY! FElLOWS BRING YOUR DATI ·SLOT CAR RACE'S '), The fun time hobhJIW~ tile COillllr1. CAR AUCTION SATURDAY NIGHT TrophJ RactS Saturday Night From 8 pm 1 Ford Tractor and Back Hot 1 1 ~95. 2-2~29. W~ IB 314: '· ~~-.~ Meigs Equipment Co. TOM THUMB RACEWAY · 236 E. AWN POMiioY- Open DallY ]londay thru FrldiJ - 3:00 to 11:00 SATVRtiAY ll1lf SUNDAY -11;00 to 11:00 A IWt C•, rht P.•ftcC lltiiM4u Glfll 1 1...---------------~ . ............ -... By SCHULZ ) �.. , . ' ' ,.,.. ' . I' ' .,, F"c¥r Lea"' for WyqmmgD~tyPo•t ,) -, .. ClOB1U!CI'ION NOTED Resources are program T0p1C • 01 Circle Group Mainly A6out People In p Baptltt Womtm In .411-Dayjijeering Mi8l Janeu Call, one of A3C'illnd Fisher left Wed- Wahama seniors to rM11resent A group of women of 1be ..Sday ' ' plane, ,from COlum- their school at Pomeroy First Baptist .. scbolarsbl finalists, Wed sd8 · the "' for arren Air Force Base, vers1'' u P c;meroy ''Using Our ~" was met ne Y m PEVOT Ci:••yenne, Wyoming, alter Is the daughter of Mrs. lbe lopic of the program pre- ~mont for an all clay ME ;pending • 14-day furloush with J~ M~:!"t ol CllflioD,I Mrs Gladys cuckler bu re-sented by lllr8. Paul Werner mx. his paren~S, Mr. and Mrs. IIIII$- 811 ear Ier turned home, after a w'eek's'wben Friendly Circle of Feder· '!be day was spent Ricb ' " Fisher and family, Miners- visit at Powhatan with Mr. and ated cburch 'met TUesday even- sock dolls for VIet Nam. Ch< ville. sUe squadron, with the Mrs. Gratis BryiiD. ng, at the church. ceding a sack lunch at published F••.eher, who ftlmpleted his wh<re be will re<eive Scripture reailini of Romans Mrs. HarOld l.emley gave daY bY Tbe tre'ning at Al1lllrillo, Texas, Ilnlining. He was Mrs. Tip Bowling of Colum· 11:33-36"wao given by Mrs. Carl reading, "A Prayer lo~ panY. no . !•:•' been a"lgned to a mis- ied to Columbus by bis parents. bus spent several da)'J last Kautz. 11 was pointed out by Love and Forgiveness. 15769. BusU _ .. __ ----- --week at Hamilton, with Mr. Mrs. Werner that the gift of Ufe Attending were Mrs. E41torial pll and Mrs. Lee Eversole. Itself Is a valuable resource. Of· Mlclmel, Mrs. Guy Mrs. Entered • . ten times too much importance Orval Wiles, Mrs. at tbe post Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Btggs is placed on matorial things yet Sheridan, Mrs. Harold Triplett, returned ho~ W~sday eve- the possibility of a rich and' sat- Mrs. Richard Flnlaw, Mrs. Nations.! ning, from CmclnnaiJ where Mr. isfylng Ufe ts wlthln reach of eph Cook, Mrs. J. E. Botunelli h ~. attended General Motors :all of us, 11 we but make use Mrs. Aten ghaln, Mrs. A••.. Nell\ Trammg School. . of our personal. resoun:e for and three guests, Mrs. SuDicriptl Mr. and Mn. John Kerr of good. A discussion fol- Weyersmtller, Mrs. C. tbtrl! avail year in ad\ Columbus were Sunday guests !lowed after whicll Mr: Warner All<ire and Anno Katllr~ ftce $15.50; of Mrs. Charles Buck. closed the program w1th a po- W1les. em, "Tbe Praying Hands." 13 oo. By r Mrs. Charles Buck Is spendMrs. Kautz president, COD· r m VICe DOt I lng this week With relaUves In dueled a short business session. mlil ODI ~ Columbus. after which a salad course Thrl!l man Charles Burt, who Is carrying the St. Patrick Day ed at Lorain. spent the week- theme was served by Mrs. Roy end with his family and was Mayer 11nd Mrs. Donald Hauck. companied back by Mrs. Burt Ao Irish program highlighted wbo spent a week there. tbe March meeting tf the Mr. and Mrs. Philip Busy Bee class of the Middleand daughter, Betty Jr. of port First B•ptist Church WHY WAIT TO BUY fontalne, were Thursday evenlng at l!Uesb of Mrs. Ellen church. Beolab White, IT would A NEW CAR WHEN A, \ and daughter, Joyce. dent. opened the meetlng hoW m I Joseph Hood entered OW led the members 1n the are covel"l I Hospital, Huntington, W. A on~>-act playlet tilled song, followed by prayer plan. We 1 Monday. His address Is Ward "Down on Old MacDonald'~ Mrs. Cora Pullen. the percer i 2 B, Room 201, Huntington, W. Mrs Clyde Wlnebrenn 1everal hu IS SO SIMPLE AND Va. Farm" will be presented at · er and other Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. the Middleport High School aud- devotions entitled, "Wash part of ot I Susie isctter were her ECONOMICAL HERE! itorium· Monday March 21 at man's Prayer" with scriulur·el 1ystelllll t and brother-in-law, Mr. 7:30 p. m. by lhe third iade taken from Proverbs and James. covered Mrs. Richard Van Meter class taught by Mrs. L. W. Me- A period of silent prayer peeled Beverly. Comas and Mrs. Ben Philson. held for those reported Ill departme Come in now- ond learn how Mr. and Mrs. Thurman The presentation ts being di· include Mrs. Cecil Bradbury, number 1 , cher and Terri Lynn and Mro. reeled by Mrs. McComa• and M~. Grace Hy~ll, Mrs. B"!'· both on t much you can on the : Susie Fischer were Mrs. Philson and will Include tha Atocher. OliVIa B01ce, Kalle river, and , visitors in Parkersburg, W. farmer, farmette and scare- and Emma Mathews and. Mrs. over-all cost of your next carl lbousand: George Kennedy, west crow choruses along with the Ethel Hughes. accounltt St. entered Holzer animals or the farm tn costume. The class voted to provide of peno~ Tuesday, lor observation Steve Walburn has the part five ported lilies for the church not blve : treatment. of Old MacDonald with other at Easler and to be takeo to out&ide o members taking the oiber parts. sbut-lns following the services. A dri A1'1'END FUNERAL Included In the program will The birthday song was sung urae mo Mrs. Clyde Brown, Mrs. Odes- be a piano trio number by Bar· lor Mrs. Gail Muter, Mrs. Nell establish sa Roush, Mrs. Robert · bara · Full2, Cindy Demoskey, Werner and Mrs. Charles Ed· \ system. ' hart and Mr. and Mrs. and Mary Mills, vocal selec- wards. Memhers answered roJI periODS Carson spent Wednesday lions, a tumbling act, and a call by giving an eld provilr!ll, are cove Falrborne and attended dance routine. The play will The meeting was closed with ) predlctt of r1ephew and coll8in precede the regular business prayer. :=. that add i Pu<kell meeting of the PTA. The Irish program Included ' decade. the song, 11 My Wild Irish Rose" st t·. rapid tlons of SCHEDULE DANCES and an Irish quiz game with serve tt Tbe Middleport Senior class prizes ,..., won by Mrs. Dana Serving Meigs County for over 94 year• and tho Pomeroy, Ohio will sponsor a hlgb school teen Hamm and Mrs. John Sclnes. the IIlli dance this saturday night from Buddy gilts wera exchanged RUTLAND POMEROY providh 8 to 11 p. m. at the Middleport durlng the evening. Mrs. Agsome IT Hlgh auditorium. Proceeds will nes White gave several readMember Federal Reserve System pansion be used for the annual class trip. ings on saint Patrick. Tom Tryon, enterpr -<Jnd-Tonight the Jays will emcee a Members were lnvlted It the Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation "FORT COURAGEOUS" dance at Wahama High licbool dining room where a salad Tod Donald Barry '· see kin! starting at 8 p. m. COIJJ'II! was served In keeping . sitioos " the !rit ~ tal wa! ":. sons fc ; system is not · THE /) 1 re,...-. I . hp riS rog a Highlights ClaSS Meeting 1 MacDonald'S farm Theme to f eature Sh . BANK AUTO LOAN .;.SOCIAL '"I ·NDAR Flower-Show April23·24 Is Discus~ ' ;:,A.:t:!t:r" the J1111lOr Therapy club to plant flow, ' en ln tlle platiters at the Porn· f" t' ' · eroy Elemen~ Sthoql with - \.ill .d'.. Mrs: Robert Tllomp11011 • n d FRJD•Y Plans were dlscual!e4 lor Mrs. Lewis In charge. The A CHAPTER the club flo- show on AprU reglonal .~l!ll8 to be beld 0 EVA~~~LIN~ , .11 bold 1 za.u wben Winding Trall Gar- tbe Armory af· LogtUI, AprU 7 OES, . etepqFrid~Y and sa~ dell Cluh mel Wednesday even- was anno/lliCed. rummage sa .' 11InS at the home of Mrs. Cbar- Elhiblts '' of ieed catalogues urday, March :D-211builm...~!., les Hayes, Oak St. and pest eontrol bulletins were lie Maud Coa\ea "":"' ••• ~ ln cbarge of Mrs. Hayes and merly fC<!UPted by Cllff • ..... Mrs Charles Lewis, Jlfl!8 0• Mrs. Moore. . R,epalr. ·Members ~ arlldent•. was lD eharge of lh "Pllinta Disease• and Pteto" cles piCked up may ooplact Mrs. meeting, whicb apened with ~ ,..., the ~pk: of \be by Jom Lyons.- WYW70tl, • rMra. votlons by d Mrs. m ~~ Mrs. Lewis. The topic on pests William King, WYI-5881. 8 poe ' 0 was illustrated by movies. Mrs. Moore who Golden Days, by Robert J. Lewis also showed colored MONDAY Burdette. foliDwed with the slides of various gardens she TIIEODORUS. CO~ Daaclub prayer In . unison. Mem- bod taken ln Pomero and Mid· ghters of AmeriCa wili •· meet bers reBJlOIIded to roll call with tfleport. y Monday at 7:30 P·~- atwill':;: . . The arrangement for the IOOF ball. lnspecbon with the IriSh theme. Mrs. month was "Oh Sprlng," using held and all members are urg:db";lj:~:.:::n : using forced branches. Mrs. ~ ~ he pre=~ ::~ ~e 1 of· white carnations Moore was the demonstrator wbelte am are rang n and judge and blue ribbons were · and gcanterbury bells w lIb awarded to Mrs. Robert Past Cblels of Meigs Temple gr~ery ill a white bowl flank, Tbompson, Mrs. Jom Terrell, Pythtan Sisters In Middleport ed with green tapers In willie Mrs. C. L. Heaton, Mrs. AI· wlll meet Monday evening holders. Shamrocks and bat lard Pratt and Mrs. Leo Ken- March 2! at the borne of uutcups completed the _theme. nedy. Mrs Wlllt:W Allman 011 S.outb Hostesses were Mrs. Jacob Mrs. Heaton was I• · charge 'l'blrd Ave TUrner, Mrs. IJillan McGbee, of recreation and prizes were • Mrs. Bradbury and Florlnell awarded to Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Taeoday Talbot, contributing. II wu an- Pratt and Mrs. Moore~ The liiEIGS COUNTY Democrat llOUnced that a potluck dlnner traveling prize donated by meeting tanigbt Is at the S)rawould precede the Aprll meet· Mrs. Thompson was ~warded to cuse grade IIChooJ, log at the church. Attending ln Mra. Walter Bentz. addition to the abeve named Refreshments carrying out Deep-sea divers .make a dl• were Mrs. Pesrl Hollman, Mrs. tlle St. Patrlck'a Day theme was tress signal by holding up four Dana Hamilton and Mrs. Ellz. served by the hosteu durlng fingers or rapping o• au obj~ lbeth Slaven. the aoclaf bour. .four times. TODAY'S THOUGHT ~- Nathaniel JliowtborAe1 "''''ie" black Dower ol clvlllzed IOciety, a priaon. • THREI SECTIONS 32 PAGES Gallipolis-Pt. Pleasant 7 20, 1966 __,tildents Rock Af' ens wit.h.,~:Near Ri program '"! \ "I·' 'l'"l;. ' ATIIEIIS, Oliio (UPll -State, county and ·'local police as well as CM1Ill1l officers were out In force satilrdily night to prevent any recurrance · of the oear-riot whicl\ roc)ted. tbe dowRtawn area Frida)'· njghl. The traditional St. Patrick's weekend merry-makiag luJined lnto a disturbance ·wltb C:'cer; about 1,501! yoUths milling at the clly's maln intersection. . !)orne of \bern tossed beer bo~ ties and mud at the 22 law enforcement efflters. Tbey were bit bot no serioils' llljuries or damage 'resUlted. Six yo!Dig men were arrested for tntoxlcaUon and disorderly conduct were released oR bond Saturday hut their identi· ties were not revealed, as police were reluctant to talk ~bout the incident, the first of its kind since 1962. University officials this year ll£led the ban on out-of-town vis· !tors staying in dormitories for the weekend, for the first lime In several Officials had IBid he bod every 11\'aUable ,of· fleer oa duty saturday Right, which started off quietly. Highway patrolmea also were sla· tloned in \be busi)Jess area, while eounty and campus police were on a stand-by basis. More than the usual number of officers were on duty Friday as a · meas- •o tmmedlalt eemme•t oa whether the reotrklion would be reinstated. Police aafd .aome of those lo tbe lirawi eoncentrated In 1 twO>block area were Ohio Unl· versily students, but others were local residents and out-of· town students. Police Chief J. B. Grogan ''~t.· t}l . l J• ''';, ure. '1,\· 'l; "v •\e out aboul midniglo. ~'v(./ ..e downtown · area bars ' .. Within a lew minutes, there was a swarm of Y"!!ths milling. in the area of Court and Uruon Sts. Local polke called lor help from the county and state units. Officers holding billy elubs linally dispersed t:le students, which appeared to high scbool eentingeul bad Jtlended a lora! ~:~= tournament at tbe u: pm. A large oomber of girls were the on "L!ltle the university lifted the ban on a trial basil. . . . . horted Thruster : • • emini 1 Tonight Friday and Tomorrow Night Saturday save ~!* of livii · il War > per,, than I has to ·"r · · . 1 1 1 I Come in •.. Bargains All Over The Store In Every Department Star1ing Our New Store Hours MEIGS THEATRE ~ 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY You Always Get Something EXTRA at Rutland Furniture - ' r and Ch· a mpt·ons No Butler Have G Goff' rests l·:d_f:~ ~~\~~ru::tu::~da:~ ~:.to ::~:t!~!a~·~:nl:;: =oo~.a~u~i:~~~:ie~:= c. ·Yet In Bank !l'ver ' ~;pensi1 ALL NEWI .tu!!r ~n tlrem Tl empl• open [ youn : can 1 : sural ; li ve 1 i an o· i emp ', that , COB\ i;:!lm~ ; pl~l ifg~ ~ for i for ~~ ~\\t~· 2-Zenith Television s .95 Reg. 269.95 Sets In Cherry Finish BASE CABINET Room Size 9x12' Just 42", was 69.95 • now64.50 54", was 99.95. • now 88·00 Room Size 12x12' 66", was 139.95 • now 114.95 Room Size 12x15' i NEW BUNK BED ~ :;II 't lr · . " ~ ~ I' l I ONE ONlY AT THIS PRICI s ·.95 WITH FOAM MAmESS AND RAIL • • • • 99.95 • 114.95 • WITH TRADE ' Frott·F.... In R.trlg•rator Section Only. Hal lO:f.lb. Frteur. Chest to Match • 24.95 RUTLAND FUR·NITURE ' --"'"---·· Page COMMIES HIT NAIROBI, Kenya IUPI) ... Tbe Kenya government dealt lanotyer blow to the Communists Saturday by bannU., poblie rallies they plaaned hr I next week. .' 1 I p0}"Itlca • }Feathers Ru££ed Beh•IndB0bby's Dixi•e Tour'· . ; I Rt. 27 Wretk 1 1 ••I ''t . 1 . l . . WASHINGTON (UP!) -Rus- . Polaris aubmarines now sta- ~ in Cuba in 1962. ,. ~ Sla's expanding undersea fl•eq tioned in the Atlantic, Mediler· , The Russians today haVI f has reached the stage where ranean and P.acific wiihin easy I nuclear. powered submarm.. missile:firing submarine• oould reach of Soviet . and Red 1usl ll fewer than the Unllil!t be statiOned contmuously within Chmese targets. Thts, m effect, Stales and larger by •um""" s reach of large U.S. coaslal could redre5s the mililary than previously reveaiecl. ,""'· fti . . . II!" population centers. ba_lance m a way the Soviets these 20 carry torpetleN__ ,._ Tbe Savrels now h~ve on faded to do w1lh the<r missiles (Continued on Pap rw.).,._, thor station at all times al least one I , ~arborne Br1g~e pa~icjpated Page 24 Hospitals, Features feared four or five mare crew res1dents of the Racme area·- nuclear-powered missile subma.ID tbe heavy jUngle fighting. I memhers might have been trap- have been quesUoned by the I rine in the Atlantic and another The Viet Cong claimed they THIRD SECTION. ' pod aboard the taU,r. the 3,- FBI officials to piece together I in lilt Pacific. "put out of action" almost. a Page 25·32 ·------· Comics 0110-ton "Monteleson," . built In clues. . . . They are deployed in ocean ~ solid battalion of 173rd Alf· 11900 and believed to be one of Cashier Freeland Norris IBid area, !rom which they could borne Brigade troops, ''killing HAVE NO FEAR HH tbe oldest In the worf!l. Saturday the bank Is again tp- zero in on launch positions eff , . ~ij or wounding" more than 700 At the time of the explosion, en for business. Losses were •the U.S. coasts in two to three TUSCALOOSA Ala (UPI) _ F Att 0. American troops in a surprise MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) Vice, most of the 30 crewmen were covered by Insurance. days. ert F. Kennedy e~ded ·his visit to ~~:~outhfa~d an.JJd,,liii' ·~ CHA1'1'ANOOGA, Tenn. (UPI) attack iast Wednesday, the Pre.Sident Huhert H. Humphrey !ashore celebrating the Feast of lniiii'IJ)alion on the Soviet tlifned 10 Washington Saturday, leaving behind a fil - A Clnctnnati man was killed broadcast said. mdJrectly told Communist Cb•·i San Jos~. The ship had anchorTO TALl SAFETY I operations was obtained by ruffled political feathers that stretched from Mll~i. and another injured Sai!Jrday na saturday that II has no rea-·l ed tn thiS Spam.sh port on the LAFAYETI'E, Ind. (UPI) _ , United Press International to Alabama. in a car-truck crash about 10 Cui I·E b son to lelif attack on <Is. so< I be- island of Tenenfe to load as- Hl&hway safety has become so through long inquiry among Bantam George Wallace. for one, was nettled miles north of bere on U.S. 'll. lura xc. ange c~use of the .u. S. war m South! phalt emulsion. critical, Prof. • John McLaughlin sources in the United States Alabama governor was expected to have a few choice. The victim was Identified as Agreement S1gned Vi~ Nom. · said Saturday, that an after- and Europo. It has not been for Kennedy when Mrs. Wallace'• gubernatorial 1 mes Wesle Rembrand~ a· . WASHINGTON IUPI) - '!be We a~ not there to Impose THIRD llfEET TUESDAY JlOOD session of lbe Purdue Road' publklze but the development gon rolls Into. Tuscaloosa lat- ,--..::....----~"" a 1 40 Ca;:.,.ll Jon about United States and Russia late a _government or Wllf of hie ,School's 5ild annual confer. I• belna eyed anxiously m er Saturday mght. Kennedy returned Fti~• 1' ~u ...s· admllted to· ~ llical Saturday signed a Iiew agree- Othll!' ~pies. We are nat there COLUMBUS (UPl) - T be ence Marcjl 30 will be.set aside Western capitals. Another disenchanted the scene of two of hll ···'' ~ ilal with 1 in' les. , ., ment extending U. S. ~viet to Willen the conll~l. to J1l'O> third meet<ng of the Republican for aalety Ialka. · Slrlldq Power Galu was former Mississippi Integration struules 'l' eg l"r . : cultural exchanges .for uQ\ber vake or attack any S<IVereign county chai.J'!Ilen with . G a •. The subm,rsibles are spear- Ross Barnett. He said Ke~nnedy .I pus of the UnlVllrslty Of •. AuthoriUes said the Cllr eli!•· ~ . )'Oars. . .'' nation,·: he_~Iii ..iJ! a· . SJ!OOCI! James A. Rltades IJ.lll tie held · SCREEN .. nLMS headJ of a growing Oeet that now a senator !rom New hama in TUscal- and · . 'Ill by R.embrandl riltlVed lnlll Tile '~~~ wu olgned) at prepared fQr a. ~"11er!oo.Japk· TUead~y. . . GAMBJER, Olllo (IJJ'I) - can logiCally be expected to "either twisted statements Miss." at Ollord_. h '· the opposite 11118 . .00. '· plOiflil'tbe State. ~ . ei)l e .by "sav- 8\ID Day. Dt1)1.tcr.-lli! cllnner. Cl!~lrme . n, from the 25 I!OUD-lllore tltm 11 f1J1ns .are J<l>elngl' takl atatiOM In due course wilfully misi'epresented I b Tbe 10,000 • .~ , ll!lll !be_rear w)li!ela, II a ,trac-!el ~bas~ ~tolf '~· llo· ! ' ·. Ilea ID tbe_~@te ~ S, f, ICrel!netj ,fli ~le liiiOWinti Within ftrlng range of American facts" Friday when he beard Kennedy OD the tor-trailer ti'lick. ~ . !r'Jclt. ~d~: lli'Yoln. and. Afllsllmt Secreta'ry ;. NC.\A FINALS ..· · I, 10, 17 and 19 .. wm •meet w!tb al,tlle Kenyon FU~Makers• F&lJIIPUIIIIQll ce~~ters. , Batnetl for the 1962 desegrega puaes pv' blm a '· :· er, Tbolnu ·Baker,.4Q, of ot ':S..~ , for EIII'OP'1111 Affairs ; FINAL i!CpBE · · ' , Rhodes to· dl~j! ~lana IF t1,tt ~~~~ O!J ~~~~ -~, CIITJPUI Ap- Tile Rgulana thus could tt;· lion riot at tbe University lion and 11tJC1tet1 fre11J, ·· ·Iville,• Ga., \\'U DOl lllju~ ,'. J'~ !.;, .J,.eedJ. Texas Welllft ~:•XenlijCkf .~IIHI:&en.or~l -~·.pap. ru 1,1, · '' · · to aoQ1r !be Americm MlsaissippL quipL · ;..._ ~· ' ·i,':l~·-· ~ ·.:.,..~~. , •'I': ' ' .,-' 1/.c-. ~ · . · ·- .. · - , ~' ~ ~ • I • " ;. • ,l Pogr 8 ---·-·-- Farm 1 Page 9·10 ---·----·- Sports and three a1rcrdt downed In mne days of f1ghtmg ending Page 11 ·-------· Features day mornmg. Four safety deposlast Wednesday m War ZoneD, a Peking broadcast report- I SECOND S.ECTION SANTA CRUZ, Canary Js. tl boxes were also opened. ed early Sund~y. . . IPage 13 --·-·-- Local News. lands (UP! _ An engi.ne Agents .of t_he Federal Bureau 1 . . N cerntng Amer<can losses tn the I Page Ob ., . 1 room explosion set off o f1re of InvestigatiOn began devotmg 14 The oIllctal New Ch ma ews b ttle 40 m1'Ies north east IPage 15. -------- huanesl a area ciet Saturday ln an old Spanish around-th e-cIock work oo the 16 -·------ o Y Agency broadcas t• moollored f Sa' k I . ed' tel fte th loot• here, quoted •the clandestine o _1gon. Page 17·19-20 ----·- Spring tanker here .. tiling at least one ~aseJDUn Ja Y a r e South Viet Nam Liberation Elements ~ the Lsi -U. S. Fashions person and IOJUrJng 10 others. I mg was reported. (Viet Cong) press agency COD· Infantry Dlv./Ston and 173rd Page 22-23 ·- Classified Ads Port authorities said Scores of persons .- mostly . Man Killed In Gibson Ref.rigerator Regular 309.95 s .00 VALUEI } . JCOtJon. - - - - - J.iR~~_s~~~~~~ News ! Engine Room ~~~: s:~~~~~~~:~~dro:~S~~~ Blast Kills , TOKYO (UPI) - The Viet Cong claimed nearly 1.000 News O H }O ' ingvault,theapparently semeUme durU.S troops _were killed or wou~ded, three tanks. destroyed I n_e, UftS pre-dawn hours of Tburs- VietCong Claim Nearly 1,000 .U.S. Troops Killed BIG 13 CUBIC FOOT OUR LOW PRICE; f" coastaI cI•tIes • Are ::er . m~:~.:.:.a:~;y~ithchecks Th t .d h s h f:d:~~~~~~~£c~:i:~~£: fC3 ene Y ll S,~ 1 1 : the nt oCflrl&l§ at the Cape: ''We're very pleased to be back here." The · Pacem • n. beaming broadly ~nd dressed In bright blue flight suits, were quickly shuttled to the seclusion of Sa£eL00t"Ing ~ 1966 Model aoseoutsl Ar. .. fersoa aud Mt. Veraou nrea was b1'tt ea by a <!a I •nd i1 be• A Ill year old bull eonsigned R.lpley, w.. Va., on a high,Ches.ter, secretary • treasurer. IAlfred Gans, Pomeroy: A. log given precautionary treat· b m«Jt after the animal was y A. Goff & Sons of Wash- bid of $705 m the afternoon sale. ,preS!dent, and Lloyd Blackwood, and Ethel Gebhardt, Huntingfound to he rabid. burn, W. Va.;and an outsland-i .Judge for the show w>s Sam,5ondollar, Chesapeake, vice ton: A. Goff & Sons, Washburn, Rickard said 10 quarantine ing heifer coiiSigned by Butler IMarling of Washington C. H. I ondollar, Chesapeake, vice W. Va.; Hugh · , Pornh Here_ford Farms o_f be _ tween Auct_ioneers at the sale that Con,signors to .the show and !, eroy: Real McCoy their quarters at the nearby .. been ordered yet but if H to d G 11 1 1 ed thr Merritt Island moonport fori further cases are reported, It thun~ng dn Cahn _a 1po "w'bonwon 1coafntmu ougEhout Saturday .sale were Triple E Raoch, Inc .. Farm, Chesapeake: . I three days of debriefings here may be necessary. e ran ampJOn r s 1ernoon were merson Mar- Gallipolis ; Lloyd Blackwood, )lerelord Farm, FBI Agents and Me~gs Coun- and sir more in Houston. I at L~e . 19th annual Southeast-ltlng, Washington C. H. and H. Chester: Butler Hereford Farm1and Hiram Slawter, ty Sheriff Robert G. Harten.l ern_ Oh10 Hereford show at lhe W. Engle, of Creola, Ohio. Circle K Farms, Parkersburg: • The reserve champion bach continued working SaturMe<gs County f/lll'grounda Sat- Officers of the Southeastern G. A. Close, Marietta: Dixie was consigned by the day o• the First National BanK urday. . Ohio Hereford Association are Lou Farm, Ona, W. Va.: Et iMcCoy Farm and the of Racine looting case. The champiOn bull wa• sold:Hiram Sla~ter, R. D., Middle-IMorro Farms, Frost, Ohio: G.!champion female was N8 I . t' 'th to Ihe S!mth • Kittle Farm of;port, preSident: Wetzel Helm- & L. Herefords, Parkersburg: ,ed by C. A. Close of Marietta. the b~~~r; :n:::~ ~~~ $22.000 from the bank had been ~ resse Uo \ht Skeleton in 1 Kentucky may,_. Be Ohio Man SAIGON (UPII A Commuolst VIet Cong battalioo OV· er-ran and seized a govern· ment outpasl 360 miles northCAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - Project officials reported east of Saigon and lben drove Saturday night that a short circuit in Gemini 8's vita] rna· off rescue helicopters witb 8 neuvering rocket system caused the ship to whirl out of machlnegua barrage, 8 mili· contr?l at a ·rate of one !evo~ution ~r second and make lar spokesman said Sunday. the f1rst emergency landmg m AmeriCa's manned spaceY S IGON UPI _ Th U S GALLIPOLIS. Ohio (UPI) !light program. .\ / llfte~ Police think a skeleton found The trouble was pinpointed within hours after the spacecraft's pilots, Neil Armstrong and David Scott, flew 1 Mar~ne~ : r d . t .re•n ore•· several days ago near lmlsa, to a hero's welcome at the iaunch site to begin a nine·day menb• faDur Nay 18 oban arev·at IKy., is that of an 82-year-old . . l sout o a angwere 1e ser<es of debrlefmgs. C 1 ded Le lb IOhio man who disappe3re1l ''The crew demonstrated Germini 8 was booked up to ong kroops poun . : b a · ltrom his Wood County bome 10 remarkable piloting skill in an Agena target satellite at the erorla~c compka~y anwd/1 toeavty months ago. b' · th It to t' bt d .ht' mo rs,roces au rna· , rfmg•langd' e,, sp~dcecDra R b at •me, t Iu d51 ahurAay DJ!g s ic weapons fire in a fierce 16- Kentucky state police said the s~ e n 1~, sa1 r. o er repor. c eare t e . gena o a~y l bour battle tbat cost tbe Mar- 1remains may be t.lose of G1lruth, director o~ the Manned part m the near disaster m ines "moderate'' casualties. ( harles Christen of Wayn~, Spacecraft Center m Houston. space. M thao 1 000 d f Ohio. Christen has been misslnl 'nle space aa:ency said in a ore ' roun s o ; . . statement released in Houston ln short circuit apparently 1 m:tillery were calle4 lo oa the ' Since April 30. th 1 sl!ori · .1 · th meant that r.te problem would , V1e1 Cong posltlono and arm- I On May 4 a relative or CbrlsC:ntro~ sy~tem ~~~~~e ~~ t~ have little or no effect on the i ed HUlE helicopter~ also came !ten 's, ~obert Phis.ter, 27, w a" capsul 's tt"tud t 1 k· remaining four rendezvous and1te the aid of tbe pmoed-down !found m a roads1de rest area ets s~rJ 1firl:g eo~o~ino':ty dockmg flights scheduled for i Marine~ lo the battle lbat 1north of here driving Christ•n'i seadlng the ship into a series of the Gemini program. The next lasted mto ..arly Saturday. car. violent syralions that taxed the launch, with a mission nearly One Mar1ne said that all Phister shot and wounded 1 pilots to the utmost. identical to that of Gemini 8, is tha& s~nd tbe American• from highway patrolman who reTroable 111 Thunter tentatively set for mid-May. the Vtel Cong aosaull was a turnod t~e fire and ki!led him. ' · Amlstrong bad reported short· The National Aeronautics and 1,000-loot lone Viet Co • g Authorities think that Ph liter . .,.. , lte the trouble started Space Administration said the'l treach •ystem. Tbe Marlneo might have •med Christen LabGRAND CHAMP - The ~and champion female of the 19th annual Southeastern Ohio Herefora a r h No. a yaw thruster was the dlv!tl Into lbo tr..ebet I o r orato tesl.i"'i:n a ~~ oi &how aQd ·1!81~ held at the MellJS County Fatrgrotmda, nesr Pomeroy, Qn Saturday was sold to Claude A. Janes, Cbe• d · , 1 at ! :IS: .mire pmbl.,. lirln 1 !0< three! oover from the Communist 1 ry d 10 · .. -.'lt<IJ! 0 f clol~l -"' terhtlt,'for $530. Consignor of the champion heifer was Butler Farms of Huntington. W. Va. and near G~lipi!lla. pou~ Ill 1 to tum tlie seconds then 'turning off for' nre. e~. ';;'n a poe~ keleto Butler and his sister, Miss Ruth Butler, at left, pose with Hiram Slawter, RD Middleport, who Is president of t era 1 to e eft was stuck open. tl!ree s'eronds and then firin 1 iw " wer< on e s n Southeaste~n Ohio Hereford Association. Standing at far right is Ray Jenkins, manager of the Butler Farm near p!lots finally controlled the continuously. . g, PT. PLEASANT - A po<~ brought out the n~me_ Charlet Gallipolis. Mr. ,Butler is currenlly president oJ the West Virginia HerHord Association. ·See Page 14 lor grand cham. by using smaU Greeted By Crowd tl•• ca.., of rabies, the lint ChriS/en. The clothing <tsolf hu pion bull picture. · ' . normally used only for Tb ed h Ibis year was reported In also led authorities to believe · · re-entry control. e as 1ronauts eomp1el I e ' . tbe skeleton ;, Christen's ' - - -- - -- - ! last leg of their trip back from Masoa County Frtday, aoo.nf. K t k ho 'ti .nd lbt Elberfelds Store OPEN UNTIL 8:00 Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. POMEROY ~* NATIONAL BANK Entwined Rockets Turned At Revolutl.on per Second '· ARNOL~ .G.~TE ••• SH 2-4~11 ••• RUTLAND, 0. & .. .....,. ... •.. '"" ,. ~" t.•.' . ''• . •· '- I' \"'"'··~~ ... ) ...... ••• ,.~ . ' .. I I - · • · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 18, 1966 davis kelley siders