http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5caec3a1c6aa2e266a0edeb0463a3f08.pdf dd4e5a75c4f6922924ac9a7db1e056bc PDF Text Text ., •» I PTA Program • ' LS Around And Ab f Middleoorf I' •I Mol'nly About People In Pomeroy I ..f\ ~.~~ '· ' ' ' , "' '1t . ' i . JENNIFER CREW Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crew, Pomeroy, are announcing dJe opproaehlog wedding of their daugbier, Jeaniler, to David Browo, ROn of Rev ..and Mn. Eageoe Browo of Waverly. Tbe wedding wiU he an event of April Zl at 1:30 p.m. at 1he United Methodist Cburcb In l'llmeroy wltb a reception lo follow. Open cburcb wedding wW he observed. ' ' ' ' - Bradbury Arts, ' Crafts Club Meets Recently Well Received A musical playlet, ''Down On lng pink 111lts; and riding 1 Realistic green trees provided sponsored by the Middleport P. Old MacDonald'• Fann," given scooter and tricycle; Woofte, the C<ltlntry selling. Mrs. Ben T.A. with Wllllam Ingles, pres· b~ ·the girls and obys of the Ute dog in brown oulflt and Tab- Philson provided ihe plano ac· idenl, In charge. Mr. Tom Kel· Middleport Third Grades, \Von by the family cat in jl'ey. companlmeni lor the play with ly, Guidance Counselor, spoke an entltusiastlc r8ceplion from The Ianners, farmerettes Mrs. George Hackett playing on the Citizen's Scholarship the large audience of parents and scarecrows wore straw for the special numbers. Foundation organization . which and friends Monday evening 1 hats and bonnets and patches. Special numbers Included a will provide scholarships solely in the high school auditorium. · . vocal sole entitled, "That Darn for local graduates of MlddleSt•ven Walburn was cast as - · = Cat," done by Stephanie Ord; port High School to be used •n Farmer MacDonald, complete a humorous reading, "A Morti- training of their choice, college, I with beard and cowbell, with . lying Mistake" by Judith Ow· vocational school, business ! all of the animals including ens; a Scarecrow chorus ; etc. Solicitations will he made I d1Jrks , ducks, pigs, and the dog OU tumbling act by Martha McNeal I to local organizations and lndi· and rat. Making up Ute chorus in black dancing costume, a viduals. Mr. Ingles asked rooml were the farmers , iarmeretles, M dance routine by April Fraser. mothers to assist in planning snd scarecrows. ' Sunday dinner guests 01 r. and u piano trio number, the village canvassing. The curtains opened as the Iand Mrs. Asa Jordan of Middle- "Grace and Favor" by Mary The opening prayer was giv· entire cast sang the "Booster'•/ port were Mrs. Jane Douglas Mills, Barbara Fultz and Dindy en by the Rev. M. E. Dowson Goodmorning." Farmer MeDon- and Mr. ~d Mrs .. James f ~ Demoskey. The enlire chorus followed by the flag pledge led ald and his helpers sang t h e borne and du'ee chirthldredan, 0 1 • concluded the play with the by the Girl Seoul Troop. Donna theme song "Old MacDonald bany. A family bi Y ce •· Uteme song. Blevins and Sonya Ohlinger were Had a Far~" featuring lour, bration followed the dinner. The name of Charles Whitting· ushers lor the program. little chicks dressed in yellow, Eric Chambers, student at ten as one of Ute farmers was costumes, Fluffy, Downy, Quin-' Rio Grande College.' is spe~; ontltted In an earlier listing of ~-·~ ty, and Pecky, the rooster; lng Ute spring vacatioo ;::!ard Ute cast members. Tbe play was • rt\ree lillie ducks in while ce,. parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ 11,1 I . ~ Reoent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Payne were Mr. and Mn. David Ball and lam· By, Mrs. Charles Roach and BY MRS. MITCHELL· IYEBB daughter and Mr. and Mra. Tbe Bradbury A~ts and Crafll Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Vance John Webb. aub met recently at the home were Thursday vlsllors of Mrs. Mrs. Alfret! Amold and daughof Mrs. Arthur Marcum with Blanch Beard. ier·in·law, Mrs. Charles Arnold 10 members and one guest Mrs. Harley Green and Mrs. and danghter were visitora in present. Mrs. Clarence M u r· Alva Lowe attended hom"e dem· Huntington recently. ray, president, conducted the 0118trBtiOn Wednesday at the Mr. and Mrs. Roger IDII and business session. borne of Mrs. Harry Shumliker. sona of New Marllnavllie were Devotlona were given by Mrs. · Mrs, Earl Harris, who bas recent weeMnd visitors of the Marcum and Mrs. Paul Wino been a patient in Holzer Hosplt. former's parenll, Mr. and Mrs. gave Ute story of a "Woman of al, has reiumed home. B. H. HUI and sons of Addison. the Bible." Plana were made Mr. and Mrs. John Webb Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wess, . to allend a television show at were visitors in Gallipolis re- Mr. and Mrs. Vsnon George Huntington and also the Crafts cently. Mr. Webb went to con· and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Show at Cedar Lake, w. va. suit his doctor. Ray Smith were recent Sunday Mrs. James Reed was a~ Recent Sunday visitors of Mr. visitors of Mrs. Tracy Wood. pointed card and nower chair· and Mrs. David Bali were Uteir Mrs. Vernon George and ,.n man 1o rep,lace Mrs. Marcum daughters. Mrs. Charles Roach returned to their home In eo. who Is moving away soon. A and daugbter Teren Lynn, Mr. lumbus alter spending two covered dish dinner wu serv- and Mrs. Raymond Robie, Mrs. weeks with Turley George and ed at noon witlt Mr. Marcum Ball's parents, Mr. and Mrs. family. and son, Eddie, as guests. John Webb. Mrs. Johnnie Wess •nd wife The afternoon session was Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bares and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith spent in making sachet balls and and son Eugene were recent spent a weekend with Gene oiber articles. Present in add~ visitors of Mrs. Tracy Wood. Wess and lmnily. tion to the above named were -- · --- -Mrs. Lawrence Reed, Mrs. ELBERFELDS ARE HEADQUARTERS Wayne King, Mrs. Max Davis, Mrs. Mack Stewart, Mrs. Griff Hanes Sportswe1r 1nd Underwear Russell, Mrs. Oleva. Cotlerlll and a guest, Mrs. Jessie Cot. For Men and Boys terill of Syracuse. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Wayne King when Ute project will be the mak· SHORT-SLEEVED log of hats. Ewington . IUm,, Waddle, Teeter and Tod· l Ch;.:::~;.,ing and Jerry Dadie. two llll~ pink pigs, wear· I vis, Rio Grande College, are · ·spending the spring vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilder· Mrs. Wilbur Hannt~g and Mr. mutlt and daughters spent the ""' I and Mrs. Max DaviS. I weekend at Cuyahoga Fnlls Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp The Rose Garden Club of Tup- wilh her sister and brolher·in and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Raplon- pers Plains held their March haw, Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam The Middleport and Pomeroy I stall and c.hlldren, Editlt and meeting at the home of Mrs. J. Bowers and family . Baptist Youth Fellowships held BIU, were m Reynoldsburg Sun- s. Davis. It was called to order Mr. and Mrs. E. E Ratltburn, thetr mitial joint meeting Sun- day where Utey were guests of by Ute president, Mrs. Norman Mr and Mrs. Carl Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wolle SWEAT SHIRTS dy evening at Ute Pomeroy Mr. and. Mrs. Glean Sharp. A McC.in, followed by prayer. Mrs. Wilham Conrad of Athens 1enterlamed wJtb a party SaMchurch. family dinner was held In obser· The verse of the month was visited Thursday, with Mr. and 1day aflernoon bonormg their SON IS BORN FOR SWINGING MEN· following a game ll lntroduc- vance of the birthdays of Mr. read by Mrs. Etltel Arbaugh. Mrs. Linder Dains and altend· l grandson, Keith Wolle, of Am- . Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn. tion. the Senior and Junior Sharp, Mr. Wayne Sharp and Roil call was answered by each , ed Ute funeral of Mark Evans. lin, on his filth birthday. Games :ng of Columbus are announc· OF-ACTION groups adjourned to separate~ Mr. Haptonstali. A decorated naming some garden or flower I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lytle were played wtth prizes award· ng Ute birth of a son, Thursrooml to discuss plans for lu- birthday cake wu the gift of tip to be used during March. . and Susan spent Sunday after- ed lo Kevin Buckley, Lawrence ~ay, . March 17, al University 05 P1 ~1 In Columbus. Tbe bature meetings, alier which they Mrs. Haptonstall. The program consisted of noon with Mr. and Mrs. Char· Pooler and Blame Cole. Jomed lor recreation IRd r.. Mr. and Mrs. Daany Thomas "Quick and Easy Tips," by Mrs. les R. Karr Sr. Alter lhe honored guest open- by weighed 8 pounds and 3\0 1 freshments. of Vienna,. W. Va., spent the Charles Carr, and ''Forsythia," Mrs. Donald Morgan and son~ his gifts, refreshmen~ of ounces and has been named I Attending from Middleport weekend With her parents, Mr. wsa discussed by Mrs. Carl returned to their home, Newark 1ce cream, decorated btrihday James Michael. were Jimlhy Brewer, Joyce Rli· and Mrs. Walle~ Crooks and her Barnhill. The special arrange. Sunday, alter a week's visit cake made by his greai aunt, Grandpar~nts include Mrs.· Randy Becker Brenda brother, Gene Crooks, who Is ment of carnaiions and fern wiih her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wilham DaviS of Colum· Dale Mournmg, Mlddlepori and ~dwards, Anita ~ltz, Kayle spending. Ute spring vs~aiion was by Mrs. Clarence Headley. Eslie Mossman. 'They were ac· bus, kool aid and candy '!"ere Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters, Pt. Ru,eU, Pat Edwards and Mrs. from Ohio Slat. Umverslly. Flower arrangements were jnd- companied home by Mr. Mor· served br r.Je hostess asststed Pleasnat, W. Va. Great gr~nd­ John Fultz who with Mrs. P. Hom~r Jones has been. return- ged and ribbons were awarded gan who spent ibe day here. by Keith s mother, Mrs. Hubert parents are Mrs. Vern Ftlson K. Russell, pHVlded the tran,. ed lo hiSI_wme from Me1gs Gen· to Mrs. Patricia Goebel and Kenneth Snider of Pittsbur~h. Wolf•. The Flintstone ih<me and Mrs. Walters of Pt. Pleu· portation. era] Hospilal. Mrs. Lena MeEt. Mrs. Lois McCain. The Travel- Pa. and Kenneth Carl of Sisters· was camed oul m the plates ant. They have two other chll· Altend' from Pomeroy were hlnny has retumed to Ute Jones ing prize was won by Mrs. ville, W. Va. were receni guests and napkms. dren, Dale, 71>, and Jull, 210 M'k S mg Georg Skinner borne after spending several Rose Cox of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan Attendmg were Mrs. James years old. D;r~ s:;i~~n, POO:, McK..,: d1y1hat UteMr homdeMof aEdgnother Mrs. J,;,k Robson, regional and family. GilllliJSm~thanddDePnnis, MSrs. Lor· - - -- zie Mike Martin, Tink Trlplei~ dang ter, . an rs. ar director, was guest speaker lor Mr. and Mrs. John Kilpnt· ry ' an eggy ue, Mrs. FAMILY DINES D . Ml h l d Miss Sail Wolle. Ute evening. rick of Columbus were week· Max Cole and Elame, Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzling This sweat shirt Is perfect for the avts ~ ae ;"M w·u· Y Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Werner Mrs Floyd Stout and Mrs end guests of Mr and M r s. Jeff and Todd, Mrs. Virginia I I . ed active man who wants comfort .!!ll! Fostedr, Rr. anC rs. W'l,lliBm I have received word that their Glen 'stout were welcomed .; Dwight Milhoan ~nd family Pooler and Lawrence and Ka- en er am with a family din· Shen an. ev . arver 1 ams A 1st 1 p ,_ W · th K · 8 kl J d S ner Sunday at their borne, Ma· warmlh. 100% cotton with a fleeced and Mrs. Oliver Michael, thE' , son, . ~ass .elC erner, new memoers Miss Robfrta Kraeu_ter and Y, evm uc ey' u y pen- pie Place. Present were Mr. and Inside. Handsome ribbed trim, cuffs, adVIsors who Js stationed m Soutlt ca.... Refreshments were served by friend, Miss Karen Brltley of cer and Jeff Holter. Mrs. Ray Biggs and C.ralynn craw neck. Assorted colors. S·M·L·XL · llna, leli Monday lor 8 Utree the hostess 1o 16 members and Lyndon, students at Ohio Uniand Maralynn Tracy, Mr. and months tour of duty in France. one guest. The April meeting versity spent the weekend with Delegate1 Naml!d Mrs. Marvin Burt and children See the Complete Selection of Hanes Sweat 1 Mr. and ~rs. Harold George wJU be held at the home of Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. El· To Convention Jeffrey, Randall, Melanie and Shirts - T Shirts • Briefs - Locker Shirts • Pomeroy, Ohio land sons •. Br~an and Brent, Gal- Charles Yeago. don Kraeuter. Delegates to the Stare con. David and Mr. and Mrs. Neutz. hpohs •. VlsJted over the weekMrs. Clara Paulsen was hostMisses Leda Mae and RoberI' Undershirts - Athletic Shorts • On Sale in w· ess 1o the Walk-In Garden club Ia Kraeuter and Miss Kar· vention to be held in Columbus: mg. end wtlh Mr · and Mrs. L· LAST TIME TONIGHT April 22-23 were chosen when the Mens and Boys Department on the 1st "DR. GOLDFOOT AND Me Comas. when the March meeting was en Britley were Saturday visi- Rutland Chapter, Future HomeTHE BIKINI MACHINE" MI sa J aneI Crosseo of Alb ens held at her home in Hemlock tors in Parkersburg, W. Va. makers of America met recentAIJXILJARY TO MEET I Floor. - Teehnicolor-spent the weekend recently Grove. A number of communi- Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wolle F'rankte Avalon, Vincent Price, Dwaynl:! Hickman, Su- Wjth Debbie Gru eser and. .her cations were read and a contri- and son, Keith of Amlin were ly in the home economics room. The Auxiliary to Feenev.Ben, san Hart parents, Mr. and M.... William botlon lo Ute Wahkeena Fund weekend guests of Uteir parents, Girls chosen were Mary Hall, nett Post 1211. American Legion F.. turttt•: P11rlor, Btdroom Grueser. was approved. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wolle and Becky Haley, Jean Tillis and will meet tonight at the legion & Wroth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay, The meeting was called to orMr. and Mrs. James Gilmore. Dixie Wamsley. Karen Haynes hall In Middleport for Ute reguColorctrtoona 1 Columbus, spent the . weekend der by the president, Belva Wil· A3C Marvin J. Gilmore left president, will attend as a vot- ::lar:...:m=ee:tln~g.~------'.!""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""" Wtdnt5doy ond Thu..,.y wtth Mr. & Mrs. ~liliam G~ lard, leading the club prayer Monday morning for Keesler mg helper and Miss Leda Mae March 23-24 ser and other reMives. Jommg and pledge to the flag. A n n a Air Force Ba•e, Biloxi, Miss., Kraeuter advisor, will accom· NOT OPEN groupThloeodr dinnG,.. Sunday! Hart furnished ihe program to~ alter a 14 days leave with his- pany the group. Plans were I the was Mrs ore rueser o • made for a bake sale in Rutland Friday thru Tuoodoy M' ·il ic on "Planning lor Continuous parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gil· Saturday. The next meeting will mersvl e. . bloom," and Clara Paulsen read more Jr. and family. He will March 25·29 WALT DISNIY'S le Mrh and ~rs..';;":;,s E. Tri~ Ute opening thought. Response continue trainmg in elecironics be April_1_4•_ _ __ "THAT DARN CAT" II a~e re urn . rna vaca- to roll call was "HelpJul hints lor 16 weeks. TIDRD CHIL -TecbnicolorI Miss Alice M. Hupp, MISs D BORN Hayley Mills, DeaD Jonet, lion trip lo Florida. While Utere lor flower arranging. :' 21645 2N7% 2W6S 31.52 3G68 3U51 41635 4E6S 4S6S 554 612 854A Dorothy Pro\'ine ~ey were the guests of rela· Several floral arrangements I Hazel Wilson and Miss P e g Sgt. and Mrs. Edward Lee 21735 2N74 2W76 3A.53 3Jl 3U52 41645 4£6S 4$67 563 6)5 Slii!K lltltUrtHt: FJunt br I Flin, 01 21835 2N76 2Y87 3A54 3J54 3U53 41735 4E67 4576 564 lives mcluding thetr daughter • • i01dged and ribbons award- I Weaver of Parkersburg, W. Va. McComllll . Spokane: Wash., 6J6 863D Ol•ner Cartoon 205 1 2 N78 2Z52 3A61 3J57 3U54. 41745 4E68 4U52 572 6K5 863W jand family, Mr. and Mrs. Chel ed. During lbe social hour visited SUnday afternoon with ' are. announcmg l~e birth of A.dml11lon 75c & 401 2052 2R32 2163 3A62 3J62 3U61· 41835 4£69 4U53 621C 864L 1Haddox. . . . , ' . the~r third ch1ld, a son, born 2061 2R42 2176 3064 3J76 3U62 41845 4E76 4054 622W 762$ 864P iiii'-=====------===-.l conrest furnished br Belva Will- MISs Hupp s aunl, Mrs. Desste Mondoy, March 2t at the Air 2062 2R47 30837 3072 3Kl 3W52 45335 413 4061 625M 7J5 874M 2065 2552 31745 3076 3N43 3W53 45435 4J5 4U62 ·625W 7J6 884K ard was won by Mma Hart. Patterson. Force Ba H ·t 1 · Spok 2E52 2563 31835 3074 3N47 3W64 45635 4J6S 4W65 626K 7K5 liB4S Tbe April meeting will be at Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Alward ane Th seb b ospl 8 hmd • 2E63 2576 311146 3078 3N62 3W68 462 4J67 4W67 628A 7K6 894A th · . . e ay we1ge seveR 2E76 2U26 362 3E51 3N63 3W72 41\SI 4J72 4W76 6l2M 804M 811 . e home of Lousle Hamson spent Ute weekend In Johns- pounds and 14 birth 2G71 2U63 362L 3E54 3N65 3W74 41\52 4J74 4Z60 635K 8D4P BIB : with Mina Hart giving the op- town with Mr. and Mrs. William Grandparents in~~':.' at M r 1· 2G72 2U64 362W 3E57 3N69 3W76 4A53 4J76 4Z65 636W 8148 SJS 2G74 2\l67 363 3£62 3R38 3W78 4A54 4J78 IIZ66 638C 814C 8K5 enmg Utougbt. Myers and family. Ralph Herren of Crere N b · 2G76 2U69 363P 3E76 3RA2 'Sta7 4/.61 4K5 4Z67 639A '814P 962D Program topic will be "Beau- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bartels ka and Mr. and Mrs. L. W~ ;;:'~ 2G78 2W51 364 3G60 3R~ 3251 4A6Z 4N5l 4Z68 639C 8248 963$ 2J52 2W52 372 3G63 3R49 3253 4A65 4R38 4Zli9 Ci62A 8241< I)' Spots In our Scemc Ohio." ~~ Youngs~wnthar~•ved Sun:y, Comas, Middleport. Great grand· 2J63 2W61 373 3Gti4 3549 3268 4R43 4Z76 663A 834A AJ4 2J76 2W62 374 3066 3$62 •3276 :~ 41<47 552 663K 8340 or a VISI WI IS mo er, mothers include Mrs. J , E. Me-2N71 2W63 3ASI 3G67 3$16 41645 41<48 553 ll44C Bt4 PLAN OPEN HOUSE Mrs. Edna Bartels. Comas of Columbus and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George John· Mrs. Bradford Maag spent Barbara Paspicble f N b son will celebrate their 50th Ute weekend In Columbus witlt ka. The couplo have ';. ra~: wedding anniversary Sunday, her daughter and son·in • law, ters, Diane, 4 years old o~u:a. 'I March Z1, With open house for I Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and tricia, 16 montlts ola. thetr fr100ds and relatives at daughter. their home In West Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schu· UBRARY CLOSES W. Va. from 2 to S p.m. Mr. and ler and daugbier, Linda of Co- Miss Carol Lyoll8, librarian Mrs. Johnson are the parents lumbus were weekend guests of for the Middleport l'llbllc u. of 11 children, all of whom will his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja. bracy. has announced that Ute be home for ~e anniversary. cob Schuler. · library will be closed uniil Miss Lena Grueser was the Saturday, March 26 to allow Ute Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. completion of lhe children's The c.ntesl'l In Its lad wtek. So hurry. He...'J You may have milled your number blfore.) Ito 96th Anniversary tlow it works. Look at the first symbols (the prefl11) llopn to Invent, no puzzles to aolve. In fact. pu Harry Keiser, Minersville. !ibrary room. The addition 1o on your vehlcleldentlfloatlon sUp. Then look at the dori't even hiwe tD awn • Buld( to Mve• ria iinl I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacobs of the main library will provide a symbols llatect above. Uyou 1ind yours on the list. number. Y9U've taken the flnt step toward btln.r • Winner. Soutlt Shore, Ky. were Sunday more adequate space for chil· Now so aoe your Buick dealer. He has a list of 72 gues.ts of his parents, Mr. and dren. An opening will be held -lnners post•d In his showroom. h' you sea yol.l" S.. Our Prize Board entire vehicle identification number on the poster \t Mrs. Pearl Jacobs. -the symbols plus the rest of the . numbersalter completion, pllllllled by $2332 caah li. yours. (If your prefix lRI't listed ·In DISCOUNTS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kautz and Ute llbracy board. this ad, don't aive up. Your numbl,..- may have family of Columbus visited Sunbeen potted durlnathe paltslltweekL Every w.k On All R-. daY WI'th hi s parents ' Mr. and 72 winners were .posted gn. thllhQwroom waD. -• Prl.... Shaea 30 ATI'END PRACTICE Mrs. w. L. Kautz and relatives Approximately 30 attended the in Middleporta nd Mason, W. practice meeting lor DiStrict 13 Middleport, 0. Va. The birthday of Paul Kautz Daughters of America rally You'll be dogKone glad to learn about our personal loan plan . Every da y people apply lor loans to pay ~~~::;:;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::!;;w;•;s;ce;l;eb;r;•ted~;wl;th;;:•;d~inne~r~. held Sunday afternoon, at Tuphospital bills, meet taxes or consolidate their bills. 11~ pers Plains. Refr\!abmenls were You can, too! Learn about our low-Interest rates and served at the cl011t cf tbe pracEASt TEIMS ... • long-tel')ll easy.to·pay rates Take a break from all of tice. Attending from Pomeroy Thoro•un authorlztciBulCit diller ne a. you. S. tdsi'OOU!Ao·Che<ked used c:oro, IIIG. those ffnanclai worries. Take out a loan at the bank were Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. • where you'll find friendly people willing to help. Earh I Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Amold I loan handled Individually, quickly, effirlently. ' Hayes, Mrs. Harry Stahl and Mrs. 'lliomu Coot. Garden, Flower Tips for March Are Presented Initial Joint M...,.t 'ng Held By Fellowships Party is Given Saturday for KethiWolle ----- - HANES . ' HAN~S MEIGS THEATRE , ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 ' I •I ••• - J know how nreels , ... ... ••• I 100118" week. SALE The High Cost Of Living Got You In The Doghouse? Roush's Shoe Store 8"1! IUMY.IUICk'l '1••,1100" SWIBD.kll •' 111n Dlall•k. I llli ens ~alional B[ ' .? ' WE PAY 4'.'l> ON SAVINGS MEMBEl FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCB CORP. CHECK YOUR CAR'S REGISTRATION NUMBER AT, •• GIVE 8UNDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu· ter entertained with a dinner Sunday at their bome, Racine. Present were Mr. and : . M.r.a. Dale Valontlne and son, U!Ty, Parkersburg, W. Va.; Miss Kar. en Brltley of London; Misses Leda Mae and Roberta Kreaulei' and lbe boil 1114 hollell. BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. "THE AREA'S AUTHORIZED lUlCK DEALER" PO~EROY, . t~IO on for rant i-Nlly Sentinel, Pomero:r·Mid.dleport, 0 ., March 22, 11168 .., ,.,.. p Plans for flnanclllf fHt),OOO a year, was out of town lodar to be usee! with .I.SO,OOO of a end Could not be reached. Ftcloral ll'llllt asiUI"ed Tuello However, other Incorporator~ day for conslructlon of a hall associated in the project with miDion dollar nursing home in Mr. Canaday, are reported 1o Pomeroy are expected to be be allorney James B. O'Brien lllDOUllCed soon. and Paul Simon, a Pomeroy merchant. Both preferred Mr. State Health Director, Dr. C11118day make all detailed anEmmett W. Arnold s:nnounced nouncements of plans for Ute Tuesday $150,000, aa been granf. borne. ed the Pomeroy Bend Nursing It is understood the borne Home, Inc., for conatructlon. \. will be built on a Lincoln Drive Allogether, $11 mlllion was dig. • seclor on a picturesque site ov. trlbuted throughout Ohio lor erlooking Pomeroy. A road was bosplials and other health fa· built into the general over Cj]lties, Dr. Arnold announced a year ago, and all brush haa through United Press lntema. been cleared. The corporatioa lional. is a charitable one. Delmar A. Canaday of Po~ First step now will be lo or• eroy, who has been working on ganize ftnanclng of the roughthe nuram, home project over ly $350,000. Million dollar grants went for a state Health DeP¥tment Jal>IX'atory Ia Columbui, expansioo ond Improvements at Trumbull Memorial Hospital in Warren, replacement lor the Wadsworth Municipal Hospital, and a joml project with Appalachia funds for lhe Sheltering Arms Hos. pital in Aihens. · . Arnold said ihe grants, ail' proved by the Ohio Hospital Ad· visory Council and Ute U.S. Public Health Service, were dis· n·Ibuted on a priority basis for those areas which bad already arranged their share of local fi. nancing. The grants came un .. der Ute federal Hill • Burtoa Act. More titan $6.6 million went lor general hospitsls and gov· II'•• ernment health ceolen, $850,· 000 for diagnostic and treatment lacilltlea; $3.3 miUioR lor non-profit nursing homes and long • term care units; and another $460,000 for rehabilitation centers. The oUter approved grants Included : , Colum!Ns-$280,000 for a rehabllilation facility at Ohio State University; $130,000 Jor a long • term care unit at Mt, Carmel; and $100,000 for a re· habilitallon facility at Riverside. Cincinnati - $433.000 lor a health center run by the ell)' Health Department; and $100,• OliO to Jewish Hospital for a diagnostic and trealment unit. Cleveland - $250,000 to MI. • -VOl XVII _, Dover- $890,000 for expansion fi, "' ~ 'ospital. 1 %:j ,; Canton-1600,000 roo·· ..... Mt. Vernon-$1S,ootl for a dl- o:,. '-' lm care Wilt al· tbi':'"l!i!W·· agnostic and treatment unit at unty Geriatric llc!me. Mercy Hospital. 4 Mansflel~,ooo fw Fremont.-$116,000 lo Memor· home lacillltties~n:l:U;l:~f~ Jal Hospital for expansion of Its Mansfield 1\1 diagnostic and treatment unit. Monroe-$200,008 for But'Yrus-$75,000 lor enlarge· •t the I. Pleasant ment of outpatient diagnostic Home. and treatment unit at Bucyrus UJtp:~pe~r~e~:~~~~r;:;Lt;:== Communily Hospital. a rt the Lima - $911,000 lor outpatient County Nursing Home. unit at Lima Memorial Hos· Sebring - $250,000 1m r pita!. placement at the Ashland-$116,000 for expanOaks Nursing Home. sion of Good Shepherd Home. Barberton - $187,000 Defiance-$80,000 for new nur~ Barberton Citizens llolopltll·;ll;t sing home at the Defiance 1 long . term care County Home. Pomeroy - $150,11110 for Dennison-$150,000 for a long• ttruction at the Big BeAd term care unit at Twin Cily atng Home. oi Union Hospital. - at y I Sinal Hoapllal and $100,000 lo Huron Rotcl Hospital for diagnostlc and treatment centers; $400,000 for a long term care facUlty at St. Augusline Hall; and $200,000 lor aid in Ute city Health Department's construe. tion of two health centers Akron-$156,000 additional to the city Health Department for a health center which received a $400,000 grant last year ; and $100,000 for an outpatient diag. nostlc and treatment clinic at Children's Hospital. Toledo-$133,516 for the St. Vincent Hospital Rehabililahon Center. Warre~, OOO lor St. Joseph Riverside Hospilal and $233,000 lor Warrea General Hospital. en tine ______________________________________________ .._;,., Det10led To The lnterutl OJ TluJ MeiJa-M111on .4no POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NO. 277 WEDNESDAY, tv\ARCH 23, I 966 FIVE Johnson Pledges U. S. Will Maintain NATO with Allies at Ia the WORLD WASHINGTON (UPI)-Pressldent Johnson, all8wering French President Charles de Gaulles' atrempts to dismantle NATO, said today Ute United Stales is determined to join witlt its allies to "preserve and to strengl~en the detenent strength" of the Atlantic alliance. "We are hopeful that no member of Ute treaty wlU long remain withdrawn in tl101 U.E. diplomats, at the State I from NATO's Integrated milita· mutual affairs and obligations Department. The speech was Iry command. Johnson said: W filch, Wall L1sten of the Ailantlc," he delcared. broadcast nalionwide on radio "Some say lhBI new <ircumWASHINGTON _ PREBI· U. S. diplomat.,, at the State and television. stances in t~e world today cai1 1 dent Johnaon says ll's too soon responsibility will await any ' The Cbiel Execudve devoted for the dismantling of the to apply the anli . inflailon ally who decides to return to his entire speech to the ' "CCessl organization. brakes 1e the nation's economy Ute common l11sk." he said. of ihe North Atlantic Treaty "Of course NATO should so there'll he no new tax in: Johnson made the remarks io since its formation 17 y•ars ago adapt to the changing needs of · creases lor the time being a major policy address pre- and the determination of thiS the times. But we believe jusl The Chief Executive lold a pared for lhe Foreign Service Icountry lo keep it active. as firmly tho I such change, news conference Tuesda he Institut~ and t~e Senior Semin- In an obvious reference to De must be wrought by the ; bad no current tans f:r rec· ar, made up of lop level career Gaulle's intention lo withdraw I member nations . working with . . P ------- -- - one another w1thm tbe alommendmg hJghe_r taxe11. In a t~M:Ui"iiii%1lbt a uaxa wm liance," !le said. 1 departure from hiS ?sual glow· , WASIDNGTON . (UPI) "Consuliatton, not isolalion is lng slatem~nt~, he c1led a num· Presldeot Jobaeon look olf ibe root to reform. We must her of stahsllcs !~om Ute less not forget in success and prosperous underside of the cur· from ibe Wblle Rouoe lawo abundance the lessons we rent economic boom. Among by beilcopler ... lor1 ~d- learned in danger and isolaiion· these were a decltne In retail rews11 Air Fore;.. '"' • ' That whatever the ,,sue w~ •ales }n Janual') ~nd . Februar), jel tmedlglbtl llo d'·-11 edoa ool share one common d;nger, a drOp ·In hou,!l\!14-,l!lr\1. "'¥"· m a e Y ""'os • pared to • year ago. a drop In Tile beileopler lilted off ot new orders for durable goods 11:15 • · "'· EST. A press pool ' was aocompaoym, tbe Pres· and the fact that unemployment ld en1. __ Oiber Wblle Hous0 • · 9 1 eded 20 ex~ v per cent m 1 o correspondent! \ were ea pr1macy U. S. labor markets. The State Highway Department opened bids Tues· route 16 tbe destination 01 • day in Columbus on more than $10 million worth of press plane, Hunt GJ1od Ship construction work in 29 projects scattered around Ohio, HILL'IDALE MICH _ AN including a $3 million package in the relocation of Rt. _,.,,,._,...,'""""""' Air Force in;estigati~g team 35 in Gallia and Jackson county and the Centerville By· Pass. Two more cases of skunks today trul!sed lhrough soggy The estimated eosl nf the Pl\OVed rabid were confirmed 1 farm fields and interviewed per· 25 'lat. and four federal pro- .10 G Ill l I Tuesday in Meigs County bring· I sons who reported slgbtmg a . ' a a coun y. glowing "ghost sblp" In an ~~ JecThts wCoaslr$10,tl927,540.d M I . I The project was Withdrawn 0 ICe lng Ute toial number of rabies, TWISTED .:.._ A trailer rig pulled by William ~'. Di•trirh for the Charleston Consn-e n ac ng an a er1a f b"d · 1 ln eases thJs yea~ _to 20, . Health Ition Co., Charleston, broke loose Tuesday afternoon at Masun and plowed into a parke( tempt to identify the mysterl· Co Evanston Ill. was low fOOl 1 opemngs ea~ y Department officials sa1d to· lcar owned by Man in Marr. Buffalo. W. Va. The trai ler travel f'd approximately 50 feet ous object . ., ' ' . r February because of right or d Scores ;, . SOliS ra in bidder on ihe construclion 0 way problems at Centerville. I a~. . before hitting he automobil e, which was damaged. The acctdent was reportedly per ' ng g 5.4 miles of U. S. Rt. 35 tn Gal· Th Slate cunently has liti· j Seventeen of the rab1es cases caused by a broken atr hose. Dtetrirh was , tied bv Mason City Police Chief Fred Taylor lrollm facoednners tod poUdeemen ldto lia and ~cbon counties. The gat~ons in GaUia County com· Pornero police lnvestigaled j haft been in skunks, two in on a charge of operating de£er ti ve equipment _· Sentin el Photo. . s an a ean, ' 8 project estimate was $3 160 1100 . Y cattle and one In a fox. The --- ·- - - .. -- - -co ege they saw the hovering object and the Dlinois conlract~r's 'bid mon pleas court ugamst two l an accident at 1'1S p.m. Tues- most recently tested animals during the past few days. Dr. was $3,1,Sl,008. . Cen:;;~~ ;~~~~n~, pro::;- ' day on .~e.st Main-st Involving! were killed in Ute Salem and I H. Allen Hynek, Ute top A, I r The highway project lnclndes l ly i Y two veh1<lcs. Rutland 'l'wp. areas. '-'" \ F~ scientific ~dvlsor on Un~ two bridges over Indian Creek easements. They said •• automobile driv· The health department also . , . . .. deni1fled Flymg ObJects and the Centerville By-Pass in William R. and Della R. Tale en by Larry Jeffers , 24, Middle- reported loday thai 586 animals ! TOKYO IUPII - The Chm· mamstre am of world rommun· The Chmese actloa climul\i: IUPOs), led the probe. the 5.4 mile section of limited dnd Carrie Ramsey and John port, pulled onto the highway ~ have been innoculated at three ~ Comm~n~st~ toda_y re· llsm fol lm~ mg o disaslruus -.Pr· a senes of mcre~smg1y v~ access highway, the major por- and Bertha Banks, have ap- and hit a car driven by Jean lof the cJincis held to date in iJecled Russ1a s mv1tallo~ to at· 1es of dtplomattc setbacks m attacks on Russ1a coupled will H' to k 8 • tlon of which is located in pealed lhe appropriation of Ann Johnson 35 Clifton. No Meigs. tend the world Commumst par· , Afn <'a .ond lndonesta. ehargos Moscow had lllgnod . ~TI~AN cW:'~ ARCR· Bloomfleld and Madison town- portions of their land for right Injuries wer~ ;eported, and There were 197 dogs and ' ty congress. in Moscow Marrh The statemenl clima xed , to it self with t?~ United . State~ b' h f C terbury d Pop ships of Jackson county. 'r.le of way easements ror the new damage was only medium to cats receiving rabies innOOJia- 29 w1th a b1tter statement that year~ of sf'c·ret and ''P"'II ::imo- rmpenaltsts to undermme 1111 15 op ~ :n lly an b by-pass iJin RaCt'OOn township Cenrerville By·Pass. both cars. Jeffers was cited to tion at Reedsville, 1Z7 at Bed· 'all but ended for mal relations Sov~el b1ckermg whtrh rea rhed Viet Cong war effort to V'Let Paul ormEI e~ r r --.........._ Mayor Charles Legar's court on ford and 262 last night in Ra_! bet~een the two Commurust 0:1 CTesc·e ndo du rlllg the posl N<:~ lll . , Ill'IDOlS Flfffi • I I Low Biedder for Rte--·•'35'.-·-·Pro-J·ec-·t .!.. 'i:: Two More Skunks Found Rabid Dri'ver CI'ted I BYp )' I n pomeroy I '"""'Y RedSplit WI'dened by Chi'nese Re]'.u>tJ.on 1 .co:; :~~~ial·~~ro;ts~. ~~ ~~ . nd Ro IPIC th 2 DI.Stri'cts wl·n TIt Ie II GrantS. yield cine. The next clinic is 'fhur.. parttes week when the RusSians Issued The Peking actlol arpe ed I day, March from m. A statement by the Centra l ' <~ stal~m+'nl ar·r·u~mg Pekmg of ~ o rulr out any possibility au.,. _ p. 24 7 9 11 ghcan a man a o ,c at the MiddlePort Fire House Committee of the Red Chinese try mg ~o fo mr nt war b<>twt't'n sia and China would ever ...... church leaders since England.!! Other arr~sts 'I\iesday by I ___·- --- -· __ , party accused the Soviet Union tlw Umt~d Sta tes aud tile m the future on any joint ae1iaD. Henry . VIII broke away from e Pomeroy pohce were Charles • LOCAL TEMPS /of colla berating wtlh the Unot•d Soviet u,,,on . ----- · - - •gamsl the United States In tht. ~ ., . Rome mUte 16th ceniury, B. Vernon, 85, Le.iart, W. Va.,l Th• t001perature m Pome· States and satd til• two world 1 V1rl Nam war, Albania, Rei ..-! The Aagllcao primate, Dr. DWl, and Ada. Titus Pomeroy roy's business district at ll :IO tpowers were formiog an ali i· l BONf~ FORFF,ITI\f) ,['hma's only ally ltl EIII'OII!I; M1chael Ramsey, and the Roreckl~sa operation. Mrs. Tttu! a. m. today was 72 degrees un- ance lo encircle lhe Pekmg re· Pomeroy Mayor Char les Le· Joinl'd Peking in boycottift& dW -: ···~'" man ponllff huJied e~ch other Eastern Local School District and the Middleport Pub· was mvolved In an accident on der clondy skies. gim• ga r Toe,day ni (.ll ordered bund wot ld Communist party warmly after elchangUJI ad- Jlc Schooll learned Tueaday each has been approved for i West Second-s! In which lour - - -- -'The party action did not mean · fr om two persons forfeited. one gress in MoS<ow. Never befW , dre':'es. of greellng in the VaiJ. In oulriJht grant under Title 11 of the Elementary and Se· car~ were damaged. The other THE WEATHER a break between the two gov. fo r RohPrl Thom pson El.vria .,had Peking taken such 1 d!l» cans SIStine Chapel. The chap. condary School Act vehicles mvolved were owoed Windy, lurnlo1 colder wltb , ernments, but reJection uf lloe of $200 on a DWl charge. and ttc Slep although it complained el. decerated by Michelangelo, Larry Morrison, Eastern Local executive head, di,. by Robert Reed, Athens ; John scattered sbowera lonlgbt, Jow l invitation was unpreredent1•1 roo Burlon lJeWePse $25 each todaythat tbe Chinese bad'*Is where popes are elected. cloaed today Eastern has lleen approved lor 1 grant of Papa, Racine, and Alfred Ia 30s. Thursday cloudy, colder, and meanlthe Chinese had now on charge of mloxtcatton and J ~JUm > ltated at the last COillllllli March SeUI Ornry ,1,872 and Clarence Thompson, Superintendent of Middle. Rusehel, Jr., Pomeroy. aoow llurrle~aor..!'•••t. Isolated themselves from the diSt urbtng til<' peace. in t96t. THE SECOND IIWlCII 8IJZ. port Scboola, one of .1.740. a charge of falling lo right of way. I I zard in 211 daya paralyzed the Northern Plains l<lday, Blrandlog scor" of motorists and ..... sulllng In 11 least sevOD cleatbs. Cold wave wll'lllllp were poll~ ed eastward 11 Dllnoil. VIrtUal! 0 111 nd higiL Y ather':te ~ Nebra • wa)'t lt:rOdr~ 1 with .. ka were liiCitonl Power wund cl 11 the slate I wae • o: C:.,.. am:; ed. lAD I1LLED • CLEVELAND (UPI) - JUdi. ard ~. t, wu klJiecl 'I'II!Ltday WileD hll acclclentlllY. caught 1!f11 nodt In a CIWI beam on a ·111!ft111Urt railer l!OIIIer 11 tlltiiMollll of 1 frlelltl. ·. · Over $1 600 R et urne'd t 0 £n ark firom Both Middleport and EasterR IIChool. Local obtained the arants on II was noied by the school the basis of $2.11 per pupll. '!he men that federal lunda made a. fUnds are bulcally for IICbMI \'llilable under Title II mu•l library lnd instruclional mater- be used 1o supplement, and, O'ler $1,600 was .usee! for lois. 1o 1 pracUcal ertent Increase Improvement of Middleport Mr Morrison eald $1 tot of the level of stale local and pri- municipal purt and Ute recrelite 81'81ll will used vat. schtol funds for inatruc- atiOn program in llltl5 accord· to purebue library books and tioRal materials lng to an informal audit put the remlinder !Or aupplemen- Title u of lbe Elemeutary Into the record of Ute Middletary lell boeb In the elemeJL. lllld SecoaUry Seboal Act pori Recreation Commlsslon ICh..ts Morrllon IDled boal U JliOo Tuesday nigbt at town ball. that 1 East- ~~h~• ud Commission Cball'man Dave llilt Leal SchMI District are loatnclloul lerlal Uolltl CJ!linger ~ccepled Ute report , · , .. from LouiS Sauer, Jr., wbo :fb11 I~ parllclpatlon uDder bo ~~ IYIUable 11/1 with Mro. Sauer and Mr. and 11 ...,.,......., btilll lOr ille toe Mn. DOn Lowery, compriSe • . aran Mr, ~pson nld rJ per of eltlk!J'I llld leldlen II volunteer commJttee tllat rais· eeat If ..,.; Middleport 81'81ll all •-• l ed tile money last iummer will be tpenl !Or elementary II- 'Ibis is tho third grant obtain- from a ~erles of weekly brlry Dllt,rllll and Ute re- ed by 'llitiiii)IIOil of Middleport ILopl on the tlab by Ute pool. ~II per C6!11 for tile hl&h and Morrllllll .of Eutero. Tbe <Olllllllttee retlOrted II Eastem :J be u6.ur ochOoil: *" no::: ":e, • .- - ' -----u I~OtfS r· ,,,."'· took In $2,244 and bas a balar.ce tsponsor the ho)IS. i lor use of the JT3rk for a dance, ,$29.42 , water show; ~r of $4tll!, less approllmaiely $300 1 . The t'OmMISSion agreed to as outside groups do for use partment, $100, piCitic lor a new gate mto the park luntt hops at the park to no of the pool. Farm Bureau '16.12· from the Plum-s! entnmce, and more than lwo weekly wit:• the t The Sauers, looking forward Fisher $43.12, and ' new posll along the Plum..l ' Jays, popular record flipping to th,is summer's aciivities, Lumber. $!.25; dugouts: -':::~~~~ parking area to Ute park, all duo of Ute area, havtng charge Iinvited the public to observe lein Gravel Co. $111.70, F completed only last week. of both. Hops will be held Tues· , Ute evening record hops. I Run Block $211.36, 'The Sauer · Lowery group day evenings and on Friday or The 1965 auc1t showed these Bureau $154.83, Volley plans to begin Its tllird sum- Saturday, alternating through expenses of tile park paid by ' $32.45; King Builder! mer t!lls June of sponsortng the summer. , 1the Sauer . Lowery comm:ttre : IPaul Taylor, $1311.80 regular hopa at Ute park with The Sauer • Lowery group H&R Firestone, $41, and Mid· block ), Rowley and all profil• returned lo park will have charge of all hops dleport Dept. Store, $47 16, to.'th IReed 16.09. development and progran1 im· on Tuesdays and Saturdays. play equipment: Tom Scali)', Cosl of sales in the pro)J:ellflint. othet groups who ~ave contd· $50 staging Vjater show· Cross candy and pop .~~· Ohlinger ellended tho com- buted 1o the program at the Ha;dware. 16.85, wire fo; park; dances totaled mlsalon's a~latlon 1o Sau· park are assigned Friday Rowley 1o Reed , $8.46, fence Lumped together, er and to all other volunteer~ hlghts by Ute eonunisslon. Such wire for park ; Boys wgue do- tile park last year wbo · ~ tbal commilltt oUter fii'OILPf~ ~ fee nation, $IIlii, YYoone Scally (Continued .. . . . . . . . . ·· · ~ · . I' ' ........ 1 1 . l__ ~~· ~_ ,. _______ v_ ~_w,,•~·~ _ �' , .) ,, - New York Calvacade DALLAS (UP!) -The doctllr eyed the razor blade aad thea the small boy . bealde the bpckyarrj pool. Bright rays of IUD sklltered .Cross lhe pool. It wu a beautiful spriilg day with umperatures lD the inld-70s. •·J can't do It here," tbe dorttr mumbled to the polleeman otandlag by the water'a edge. But then Dr. Robert Slocum looked down at the unnaturally HELEN HELP US! .,__ by Helen Bottel--' YOUTH ASKED FOil IT!... . .. This column is lor young pe• pie, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with tbe rest of Helen Help Us!. it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious question with a brush-elf. Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT care of Helen Help Us! thl; newspaper. derstand. -H. Dear Helen: . Tb1s Is very Important and 1 mu~t tell you. Tw1~e recently you ve told umn~rrted mothers to pu~ their children out lor adopijon. 1 think you were wrong. These gtrls may some day marry and want that chUd very badly. They'll always warry and wonder. I went through this experiMY PARENTS DON'T ence, and would have given my UNDER~TAND !liE child away, except that II was Dear Helen: born with a defect, and so I bad lteft home to go and stay with a second chance. After lour my hoy friend's parents, and years I married the lather of have written to my folks telling the child - and now we have them I am nothing but trouble our son and are very happy. 1 and they should forget me. couldn't have married him if we You see I am going steady had lost the child. We would be (or, as we say, going aroond) seeing the hurt m each ether. with this boy who came over Tell these girls to think tong every night alter school so I and hard. They can place their could help him with his studies. babies in State care and get My molher and dad didn't ap- them later when they are able prove of my teaching and help- to care lor them. You don't have ing him and said he should study to sign adoption papers until you by himself, and get out with are gond and ready. - HAPPY other kids more. They said a[ NOW girl should have more time to . herself, and he was leaning on Dear H.N. : no e too much. Every argument bas two I'm over 17 and I think 1 love sides. For some, adoption is delthis hoy. We are planning to get i~itely not the answer. For other married when we graudate and 1! s the only way. All unwed he gets a job. My folks think we mothers should have intensive are too young and want us to counseling before they make a wait until we're sure. decision, but I think most coonAnyway, the arguments got I selors wiU agree w_ith me that too much, so 1 went tt my a· shotgun wedding " the worst steady's bouse, but I probably way to solve the problem. can't stay there long. , As for putting a baby in State I t111nk my parents dOD I un- care: unless it's for a very limders!and me. Please help.-BR(). . lied time, this is the cruelest kF.NHEARTED ... ·.. ·-- .. · thiug a girl can do. Sbe deprives Dear B.H.: him of a mother - and of adoJ>Go borne! Your parents un- live parenls _ and condemn• derstand you better than you I him to the life of an orpha11, understand yourself. shuttled from one foster home .. And think a while long- to another. -H. er before you make plans to This coiUlllD I! dedicated to marry a hoy you only TIUNK family Uvlng, so if you're bavyou love!- H. ing kid tr8Uble or just plain r •ar Helen : trouble let Helen Help YOU l am 19 and plannlag to be She wni also welcome your ow~ ma~rled shortly.to a man of 21. amusing experiences. Address We ve been dating for the past Belen Bolte! In care of t h i s four years and know this I! for newspaper. sure. Only one thiilg bothers me. FILE'I FOR DIVORC.. My fiance's lather leela that af- 1 LOS ANGELES (UPI) ter we're married the mother iWally Cox, television's "Mr. should stil~ come first. We thin~ 'Peepers," filed suit In Superior that the w1fe or husband, as the Court Monday to divorce his case would be, shouid be first wUe, MUagros, on grounds ol in the eyes ol the other mate. cruelty. We will always love and respect Cox 41 asked lor all our parenl!, but isn't It "For- . co~unlty ' property and cus!Dsakinl all others"?- WONDER-' dy of bls wife's daughter, Lisa, lNG WIFE TO BE "In lhe beat interesll of the Dear Wife to Be: eblld." '!bat's tbe AmericaD way - The couple wu 11181Tied Oct. and the only way, In my book. 19, 1963, In Lao Vegas, Nev., I'm aura your mothers will un- and separated Ialii Feb. 11. 8[RRf'S WORLD - RACINE • .... Ful•Valg Right Reserved to Limit. SWEET TREAT SLICED No. $ 2! cans EATWELL JACK •' MARKET s No.2! cans • SALE---4c OFF LABEL PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK ENGLISH MT. Sqt. -- - - 12 -- - ·-- - • IUQ cans CHEF-BOY·ARDEE WITH CHEESE , - - - - ' / \ Quality • Low Price! 1'.1 tollon carton 49C No. n cans c box HUNT'S Apricot \ FROZEN FOOD Bl!Y! FAIRMONT ,DAIRY FAIR GREEN BEANS c POT PIES Morton ecHICKEN eTURKEY eBEEF 6 Halves I.11L No. 2! FOR -,. cans $1 fairmont CoHagt Ch-e, fomlly oia, 30 oa. crt., 49c GOOD QUALITY BEEF PRICED LOW c BONELESS_ lb. 59c Ful-l' alu Produce Bat•! Red Delicious, Romes, Winesap APPLES 4 lb. J9c FLORIDA FINE FRUIT GRAPEFRUIT · lid ORAN_ S ~~~ 49c Dally _ __ Easter BUDGET SLICED Ill and son, Cbllllcothe, ,...e dlmler guom et Iter Mr. and Mn. Paul Cbrla, lilLY WHOPPER-Gum. Worsley, pallt for lbe Kor,rtrt. OIDI~p», head~ for tile l<e, atomach &nl, to prevent a .:ore Ill fut lldlola Ml~ tilt~ IlL v• Sunday plrenla, --~. · Solei 46 oz. cans BOILING BEEF BEEF.STEW MEAT GROUND BEEF ~~~~~ ~~ Mr. and MrL Georga 26 DRINK SHOWBOAT Bleach " STOKELY'S PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT lh.pkg. RAVE DJNNER GlJE8TS 24 25 Open 8 to 8-Mon. Thru Sat. cons$ & March 'p2. 1-lb. pkgs. c ALL NOW OM �' , .) ,, - New York Calvacade DALLAS (UP!) -The doctllr eyed the razor blade aad thea the small boy . bealde the bpckyarrj pool. Bright rays of IUD sklltered .Cross lhe pool. It wu a beautiful spriilg day with umperatures lD the inld-70s. •·J can't do It here," tbe dorttr mumbled to the polleeman otandlag by the water'a edge. But then Dr. Robert Slocum looked down at the unnaturally HELEN HELP US! .,__ by Helen Bottel--' YOUTH ASKED FOil IT!... . .. This column is lor young pe• pie, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with tbe rest of Helen Help Us!. it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious question with a brush-elf. Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT care of Helen Help Us! thl; newspaper. derstand. -H. Dear Helen: . Tb1s Is very Important and 1 mu~t tell you. Tw1~e recently you ve told umn~rrted mothers to pu~ their children out lor adopijon. 1 think you were wrong. These gtrls may some day marry and want that chUd very badly. They'll always warry and wonder. I went through this experiMY PARENTS DON'T ence, and would have given my UNDER~TAND !liE child away, except that II was Dear Helen: born with a defect, and so I bad lteft home to go and stay with a second chance. After lour my hoy friend's parents, and years I married the lather of have written to my folks telling the child - and now we have them I am nothing but trouble our son and are very happy. 1 and they should forget me. couldn't have married him if we You see I am going steady had lost the child. We would be (or, as we say, going aroond) seeing the hurt m each ether. with this boy who came over Tell these girls to think tong every night alter school so I and hard. They can place their could help him with his studies. babies in State care and get My molher and dad didn't ap- them later when they are able prove of my teaching and help- to care lor them. You don't have ing him and said he should study to sign adoption papers until you by himself, and get out with are gond and ready. - HAPPY other kids more. They said a[ NOW girl should have more time to . herself, and he was leaning on Dear H.N. : no e too much. Every argument bas two I'm over 17 and I think 1 love sides. For some, adoption is delthis hoy. We are planning to get i~itely not the answer. For other married when we graudate and 1! s the only way. All unwed he gets a job. My folks think we mothers should have intensive are too young and want us to counseling before they make a wait until we're sure. decision, but I think most coonAnyway, the arguments got I selors wiU agree w_ith me that too much, so 1 went tt my a· shotgun wedding " the worst steady's bouse, but I probably way to solve the problem. can't stay there long. , As for putting a baby in State I t111nk my parents dOD I un- care: unless it's for a very limders!and me. Please help.-BR(). . lied time, this is the cruelest kF.NHEARTED ... ·.. ·-- .. · thiug a girl can do. Sbe deprives Dear B.H.: him of a mother - and of adoJ>Go borne! Your parents un- live parenls _ and condemn• derstand you better than you I him to the life of an orpha11, understand yourself. shuttled from one foster home .. And think a while long- to another. -H. er before you make plans to This coiUlllD I! dedicated to marry a hoy you only TIUNK family Uvlng, so if you're bavyou love!- H. ing kid tr8Uble or just plain r •ar Helen : trouble let Helen Help YOU l am 19 and plannlag to be She wni also welcome your ow~ ma~rled shortly.to a man of 21. amusing experiences. Address We ve been dating for the past Belen Bolte! In care of t h i s four years and know this I! for newspaper. sure. Only one thiilg bothers me. FILE'I FOR DIVORC.. My fiance's lather leela that af- 1 LOS ANGELES (UPI) ter we're married the mother iWally Cox, television's "Mr. should stil~ come first. We thin~ 'Peepers," filed suit In Superior that the w1fe or husband, as the Court Monday to divorce his case would be, shouid be first wUe, MUagros, on grounds ol in the eyes ol the other mate. cruelty. We will always love and respect Cox 41 asked lor all our parenl!, but isn't It "For- . co~unlty ' property and cus!Dsakinl all others"?- WONDER-' dy of bls wife's daughter, Lisa, lNG WIFE TO BE "In lhe beat interesll of the Dear Wife to Be: eblld." '!bat's tbe AmericaD way - The couple wu 11181Tied Oct. and the only way, In my book. 19, 1963, In Lao Vegas, Nev., I'm aura your mothers will un- and separated Ialii Feb. 11. 8[RRf'S WORLD - RACINE • .... Ful•Valg Right Reserved to Limit. SWEET TREAT SLICED No. $ 2! cans EATWELL JACK •' MARKET s No.2! cans • SALE---4c OFF LABEL PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK ENGLISH MT. Sqt. -- - - 12 -- - ·-- - • IUQ cans CHEF-BOY·ARDEE WITH CHEESE , - - - - ' / \ Quality • Low Price! 1'.1 tollon carton 49C No. n cans c box HUNT'S Apricot \ FROZEN FOOD Bl!Y! FAIRMONT ,DAIRY FAIR GREEN BEANS c POT PIES Morton ecHICKEN eTURKEY eBEEF 6 Halves I.11L No. 2! FOR -,. cans $1 fairmont CoHagt Ch-e, fomlly oia, 30 oa. crt., 49c GOOD QUALITY BEEF PRICED LOW c BONELESS_ lb. 59c Ful-l' alu Produce Bat•! Red Delicious, Romes, Winesap APPLES 4 lb. J9c FLORIDA FINE FRUIT GRAPEFRUIT · lid ORAN_ S ~~~ 49c Dally _ __ Easter BUDGET SLICED Ill and son, Cbllllcothe, ,...e dlmler guom et Iter Mr. and Mn. Paul Cbrla, lilLY WHOPPER-Gum. Worsley, pallt for lbe Kor,rtrt. OIDI~p», head~ for tile l<e, atomach &nl, to prevent a .:ore Ill fut lldlola Ml~ tilt~ IlL v• Sunday plrenla, --~. · Solei 46 oz. cans BOILING BEEF BEEF.STEW MEAT GROUND BEEF ~~~~~ ~~ Mr. and MrL Georga 26 DRINK SHOWBOAT Bleach " STOKELY'S PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT lh.pkg. RAVE DJNNER GlJE8TS 24 25 Open 8 to 8-Mon. Thru Sat. cons$ & March 'p2. 1-lb. pkgs. c ALL NOW OM �n... f. -- ·--.· '. PREMIUM QUALITY BEEF • .• LIKE •••• .........,... ) Swiss Steak------- ... 79c Cbwck-r~'!llrllly Swiss Steak . . . . . . .. 69e Center Cut - l t.. lltol Pot Roast •.. -_. . .. .. 79e CHUCK ROAST II lraool Clloppod Beef Sirloin . . . . . . . ;:: 59c r ' IN KROGER'S FABULOUS NEW LOCAL I tan,. • .....,. eo., "" BOSTON Bolton Roll RNih ... leoo, muly cuts of beef thlt .,.. eomplofoly boMIHI, rolhd ... ttod for easy mHI pnpar.tion. All HOLt ROAST Juicy •d - · ,.............. ,.,. Mull r luw ,... . , . Yllif. l looh "Moira Money" .... , . conlolns - hoW t1 o "Mab Mrli•Y" 1*1 or a c.pon fw ,,.. Ttp Value StaMp~. C. • Jllll r1nf* - h•lf tA • "'Mike Money" ~II, Nve the lotll lllllt ,.. -'•t<l. When you colltd balh -.hlno ..._ (loll 11oH ...: rlghl hoWl, lo makt • -ltlo bill Morton Frvit • P18$ t.U the two htiYw to - your K....., dorl lftii"EIIf fer .......;. ..,. llo will owtrd ,.. 111111 - ...., - In coah: "·* hoi. . of 11111-wln 11,11111 In cot1t1 ...... lottie holwoo tl !ill 111M - win 1111 In .... , ....., lottie halnt tl Ill loiN - wlo 111 1o ..... ..... - I ..... t1 ' " biN - win $10 In collll . - ...... _..... ___ . ,.,.,. ..... ~·-- .... "'- c..-. •ecec••· In _ _ . .•. _.__ ... .... ... .... ·... ................ '" .... .._,._ ................... ..... I . Ernpl..,... If ""- k,.._. Clui¥U&I, M1 ........... llllftDr pi us~ ., .... ,.., lay .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~b: ""· 43c - - - - - - - - -------ldeHu Towels , _________ I COFFEE 77' 4I'I<IL .... $1 8lb.Bag --,..MIIySALAD DRESSING Whit, and ~Narted Color• PUFFS • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ~ -----.. -...-- 3:: 89c WIN ssooo CASH lliiiiG'' . . . . . . . . . . . T..... V£' -'2 - ....., . . . A._. Eggs-----~-------% ... 89c Soups------------------ 2 _ 39c : . ·rf......... Ak• II Cookies ----------------- :.- 49e &ott Towels u·-----------. 35c I fluffo ··---------------- 3 :, 88e MWt,. _________ 4 :..•$1 Ol,dol ·---------------- 2 : 73e K...,.,.aua Tide Ice Milk ·----------•-.• -----------------·-- 2:: 71e ... 85c Capbell's Vegetable p.. lb. bag CARROTS Escarole leHvce .... ea. 19c . Endive l:;&'m..... 98c ~·'\F~;;ii'~er '·- .. _ "''2·" ~·••·:.,_ 6 :"$3.89 Peat-------· , _____ - 60 ,~a"' Pr.iumDuz -----------2::,. 73c 0 • 0 0 0 0 •••••••• !Jalvo -----------·-------- •:: 85c Golden Ripe uttuce - 19c WIN TOP VALUE STAMPS I JlodeuSuper ----------- -$1.73 Facial Thume Prioo It Tho Dlfloowocol Evaporated Milk -- . --.- . 4 :. 63c Vanilla Wafen ----------- !:' 39c :'Pz •• h . . . . Soup -- •• - 6 ':.:$1 WIN SlOO CASH kt. Spotligltt B(J(IIt IK-"--.. BANANAS D.a ------------------ e"$2.49 ---------------------------------Cnrade ----------------- ::. 49c &: Span------------- 1 bo~ 29c :_19e ..... :1 •• _... Jlr. lleaa -------·-------· :: Uc ... •'•"' 71c ~ -----------------· :::' 89c YOU CAN WIN MORE THAN ONCE! l. II ""' _,..,. a lor 1nt T• Yoluo I t - JW claim tNt prJ., plus • ...,. 11Mitk;e ......,., •• I t " IIJ 7. lnry win... tti&aila . . . . . . . " .... or ... - 0 l.otex Tampons __ . _... _::: $1.59 Beans _.• _7:0*$1 Colltd lloll! 1111•• t1 loll - who ~ lo ....., "--· 0 Ttlll Jab·------------· Collool .......1. . . . . . - wlo . . . - 1 IPAJ - . '* ....... WIN Sl0DO CASH ·------~ ... 0 .......... Prtll _.. __ ::. Me FRESH, CRISP l Offw op~,. 11 Uya eftlr c~~~~A~ 0 Sugar 10 U.. bag 1.09 . . . . . . . . . loll ........ HOW TO PLAY MAKE MONEY" .Gnlr - .......,. 0 =-D.inner Napkins . _. __ .... _ ::· 27c Domino FLOUR _..__..,.._., _ _ ,..... - ..ry .. _,..._ - - - - - - -- - -- Milk ______ ...... 39e .... ,...,...,. ......... ,... ................... ... & lit ....... - 0 Stew Beef __-..... _-____ ... 79c Kroger Jt,resh Ocean Perch ------1! 45c DeJsey Tissue--- ---------S:. 27c • Vai Detker Whole Smoked .,..,.Htyilems. 'lllo l'rlce Is Tho Difloroncol P~t '1. Ill Y-lnt "Makt Manoy'• tnnlopt on....,.,. ot tn4 t1 ~- ..... ., aft)' Kr..., .,.,. - •r •tor. tfftct. f ....... Flllol Breaded Shrimp _2 !.. $1.79 Peas ---- 6 :0*$1 Juice ____ 3!: 89c tool 11 wawr., GROUND .. CHUCK .... : exc.M fet and waRe hi¥11 .._ PICNICS _..... • WIN ssoo CASH />A K....., you will olwty~ ftool 1 btof loloab: T -· Wf for thctlt who p.-.fer U.. belt In IMrltl, .... 1'1wifty - lhos. who .... ....,.,.,_, ....... .. removed .. mike it ........ with llllltniiU!Ih-l.. lo.,.b H Tenderay Rolled & Tied WIN ssoooo CASH $1,000 •r ~· ll. L ~ • Alftoultw• LaM, law' '....,_._ No purchase necessary to participater GET ONE 11 FREE Make Money' envelope on request at end of check-out lanes at any Kroger store or at store office. Limit One envelope per adult customer per store visit. r-----~ r nw 11r " - ........ - lht rttld "' ... ... ......,., I II frt•ll trlmnwtf fl ftCIII fit, .... ... lb. lfOV C8h tvtH ... ..- .... .,.,.-... w- """'" . . . , ., w Cornish HeM ----- .. 59c -· -. ............ ~? • ., . . . . . . .- •ool poold... l•ory .., 1r11n ,.m... • ,_ tht w-r you It , •• lvlor, ....... l r l _ -lolht ..., ...... GAME clfl!'tcolleCJt the left andriql!tha. ofBll'f oftheM Dil/.r and _ . _ ......... _.,...* ) __ _......_ ... _. __ . U. 8. Choice Teltderag K._Brond- Bold--------------------2:..• \ fahu Coffee------------ !. 97c 110 PUICIIUI MI:S ,y PAATICII'ATI , , , UYIUII!!i AYAIIAIWI 011 11111;11111' · AT .. . . . . . . . .. ~·~ ..... . ~;~ . " '1!.{ 71c ...... ........ ---~ •. <ZPACOL ' CEPACOL Mouth Wash ' 'lbroat Lozeqes ...._ ..... - t'lc .. ......_._& 1 �n... f. -- ·--.· '. PREMIUM QUALITY BEEF • .• LIKE •••• .........,... ) Swiss Steak------- ... 79c Cbwck-r~'!llrllly Swiss Steak . . . . . . .. 69e Center Cut - l t.. lltol Pot Roast •.. -_. . .. .. 79e CHUCK ROAST II lraool Clloppod Beef Sirloin . . . . . . . ;:: 59c r ' IN KROGER'S FABULOUS NEW LOCAL I tan,. • .....,. eo., "" BOSTON Bolton Roll RNih ... leoo, muly cuts of beef thlt .,.. eomplofoly boMIHI, rolhd ... ttod for easy mHI pnpar.tion. All HOLt ROAST Juicy •d - · ,.............. ,.,. Mull r luw ,... . , . Yllif. l looh "Moira Money" .... , . conlolns - hoW t1 o "Mab Mrli•Y" 1*1 or a c.pon fw ,,.. Ttp Value StaMp~. C. • Jllll r1nf* - h•lf tA • "'Mike Money" ~II, Nve the lotll lllllt ,.. -'•t<l. When you colltd balh -.hlno ..._ (loll 11oH ...: rlghl hoWl, lo makt • -ltlo bill Morton Frvit • P18$ t.U the two htiYw to - your K....., dorl lftii"EIIf fer .......;. ..,. llo will owtrd ,.. 111111 - ...., - In coah: "·* hoi. . of 11111-wln 11,11111 In cot1t1 ...... lottie holwoo tl !ill 111M - win 1111 In .... , ....., lottie halnt tl Ill loiN - wlo 111 1o ..... ..... - I ..... t1 ' " biN - win $10 In collll . - ...... _..... ___ . ,.,.,. ..... ~·-- .... "'- c..-. •ecec••· In _ _ . .•. _.__ ... .... ... .... ·... ................ '" .... .._,._ ................... ..... I . Ernpl..,... If ""- k,.._. Clui¥U&I, M1 ........... llllftDr pi us~ ., .... ,.., lay .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~b: ""· 43c - - - - - - - - -------ldeHu Towels , _________ I COFFEE 77' 4I'I<IL .... $1 8lb.Bag --,..MIIySALAD DRESSING Whit, and ~Narted Color• PUFFS • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ~ -----.. -...-- 3:: 89c WIN ssooo CASH lliiiiG'' . . . . . . . . . . . T..... V£' -'2 - ....., . . . A._. Eggs-----~-------% ... 89c Soups------------------ 2 _ 39c : . ·rf......... Ak• II Cookies ----------------- :.- 49e &ott Towels u·-----------. 35c I fluffo ··---------------- 3 :, 88e MWt,. _________ 4 :..•$1 Ol,dol ·---------------- 2 : 73e K...,.,.aua Tide Ice Milk ·----------•-.• -----------------·-- 2:: 71e ... 85c Capbell's Vegetable p.. lb. bag CARROTS Escarole leHvce .... ea. 19c . Endive l:;&'m..... 98c ~·'\F~;;ii'~er '·- .. _ "''2·" ~·••·:.,_ 6 :"$3.89 Peat-------· , _____ - 60 ,~a"' Pr.iumDuz -----------2::,. 73c 0 • 0 0 0 0 •••••••• !Jalvo -----------·-------- •:: 85c Golden Ripe uttuce - 19c WIN TOP VALUE STAMPS I JlodeuSuper ----------- -$1.73 Facial Thume Prioo It Tho Dlfloowocol Evaporated Milk -- . --.- . 4 :. 63c Vanilla Wafen ----------- !:' 39c :'Pz •• h . . . . Soup -- •• - 6 ':.:$1 WIN SlOO CASH kt. Spotligltt B(J(IIt IK-"--.. BANANAS D.a ------------------ e"$2.49 ---------------------------------Cnrade ----------------- ::. 49c &: Span------------- 1 bo~ 29c :_19e ..... :1 •• _... Jlr. lleaa -------·-------· :: Uc ... •'•"' 71c ~ -----------------· :::' 89c YOU CAN WIN MORE THAN ONCE! l. II ""' _,..,. a lor 1nt T• Yoluo I t - JW claim tNt prJ., plus • ...,. 11Mitk;e ......,., •• I t " IIJ 7. lnry win... tti&aila . . . . . . . " .... or ... - 0 l.otex Tampons __ . _... _::: $1.59 Beans _.• _7:0*$1 Colltd lloll! 1111•• t1 loll - who ~ lo ....., "--· 0 Ttlll Jab·------------· Collool .......1. . . . . . - wlo . . . - 1 IPAJ - . '* ....... WIN Sl0DO CASH ·------~ ... 0 .......... Prtll _.. __ ::. Me FRESH, CRISP l Offw op~,. 11 Uya eftlr c~~~~A~ 0 Sugar 10 U.. bag 1.09 . . . . . . . . . loll ........ HOW TO PLAY MAKE MONEY" .Gnlr - .......,. 0 =-D.inner Napkins . _. __ .... _ ::· 27c Domino FLOUR _..__..,.._., _ _ ,..... - ..ry .. _,..._ - - - - - - -- - -- Milk ______ ...... 39e .... ,...,...,. ......... ,... ................... ... & lit ....... - 0 Stew Beef __-..... _-____ ... 79c Kroger Jt,resh Ocean Perch ------1! 45c DeJsey Tissue--- ---------S:. 27c • Vai Detker Whole Smoked .,..,.Htyilems. 'lllo l'rlce Is Tho Difloroncol P~t '1. Ill Y-lnt "Makt Manoy'• tnnlopt on....,.,. ot tn4 t1 ~- ..... ., aft)' Kr..., .,.,. - •r •tor. tfftct. f ....... Flllol Breaded Shrimp _2 !.. $1.79 Peas ---- 6 :0*$1 Juice ____ 3!: 89c tool 11 wawr., GROUND .. CHUCK .... : exc.M fet and waRe hi¥11 .._ PICNICS _..... • WIN ssoo CASH />A K....., you will olwty~ ftool 1 btof loloab: T -· Wf for thctlt who p.-.fer U.. belt In IMrltl, .... 1'1wifty - lhos. who .... ....,.,.,_, ....... .. removed .. mike it ........ with llllltniiU!Ih-l.. lo.,.b H Tenderay Rolled & Tied WIN ssoooo CASH $1,000 •r ~· ll. L ~ • Alftoultw• LaM, law' '....,_._ No purchase necessary to participater GET ONE 11 FREE Make Money' envelope on request at end of check-out lanes at any Kroger store or at store office. Limit One envelope per adult customer per store visit. r-----~ r nw 11r " - ........ - lht rttld "' ... ... ......,., I II frt•ll trlmnwtf fl ftCIII fit, .... ... lb. lfOV C8h tvtH ... ..- .... .,.,.-... w- """'" . . . , ., w Cornish HeM ----- .. 59c -· -. ............ ~? • ., . . . . . . .- •ool poold... l•ory .., 1r11n ,.m... • ,_ tht w-r you It , •• lvlor, ....... l r l _ -lolht ..., ...... GAME clfl!'tcolleCJt the left andriql!tha. ofBll'f oftheM Dil/.r and _ . _ ......... _.,...* ) __ _......_ ... _. __ . U. 8. Choice Teltderag K._Brond- Bold--------------------2:..• \ fahu Coffee------------ !. 97c 110 PUICIIUI MI:S ,y PAATICII'ATI , , , UYIUII!!i AYAIIAIWI 011 11111;11111' · AT .. . . . . . . . .. ~·~ ..... . ~;~ . " '1!.{ 71c ...... ........ ---~ •. <ZPACOL ' CEPACOL Mouth Wash ' 'lbroat Lozeqes ...._ ..... - t'lc .. ......_._& 1 �'/. 1 . •~ ' ,. .. ' ·' ~ Get Extra·cash The Want Ad Wa ' I ! n J IN MASON liN CASEY· Bachner's Super Markel . Hlgl!ly linuturet• Pure Vegetable 3 ~~ 29c Shortening~;~ WITH $5.00 PURCHASE OR MORE PlliT CUT· ~~o.59c Pork Chops C:INTil CUT Pork Chops _ _ 111.69t STOKELY'S Green Beans 8 !'!.98c DOLLY MADISON Salad Dressing ___ _ 39~ qt. I' ' 4 cans98c lfk • M!l!k l By HOWII! SCHNEIDER I'M OOING SOME. GOVEI?NMEIJT RESEARCH I' - '.K. NOW ! . ( MEV'TOOU 1M IN TOBACCO RE· WHAT HAVE 'StARCH. THEV GOT M£ 'SMOKING fOinHEM I THeVGDT'rW llOING? - '>~!)1(0 ( '" 0 •• f)~ f. .. . '• 'i3 GENETI~! l I' I Bv CHESTER GO'It.D i• LIZZ . I CAN'T EXPLAIN FOR $J.)RE. BUT I THINI<' I - KNOW. EANWHILE-TRAc:V IS A PICTURE OF ONE OF THE KILLERS OVER THE l·WAV WRIST TV- WHEW SOON WHAT? 2Sc Doh Yourself C1r Wash WHERE? In Pomuoy-A Good FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 1 Location WHO? Saundr.rl Expanding Hi~ G.lllipolil Servlct To You MY DOCR>!I. S!\'$ Gol.l' IS THE &E.ST E><.~CISE I A MMI CAN GET( .j'l , WATCH FOR OPENING ~ -'-> TRUE. { ITC05T ME '\1>17 lO BE 1-IEALTHY / WI-IO'C> You _j_()SE' ALL TI-lE MONE'( lb? ~c~ ·~~J <_~."" SO Toc.>.Y .. : _,. LITTLE ORI'H ~N AN!! II! VJ~ :'I l t i' !!l ."f.:~ ; ,; Oir1' J J u: ~ r r;.' c:r By HAROLD GRAY -·--- ·· - .'IE'.L, G~E P.C:.'D I! f'l G0LLAR':.· ,: ,'l •~ H ( r:: c:·k' r•1'BOAr.' ~il:-~·;t:.[) AWCW l1k.'E IH,I.W'2 . 1 ~~'i iR I KNOIIJED 1-1~;.: BUGir-tESS. Sf.EMED AS HOW! I HAD NO CALL T'STOP HER I FI .OF.Rt.V LADY or <·ouplt> lo slt~r· ~· rM room l•ome and ·h"''' d nnl\ . Hi('hilrd .fnhn~t111. Hartlnn1. \\' \ 'a. 3 22 3tp 1 ~Ti':II .,R1"S 1 GUN SHOP. IMli:! n<l. Ohio. Lots ,.r ne-w guns j and reloading equipment. Will huv, >'II or trade. DAIlY CROSSWORD 3 16 !2tc l_,~~.E. ~.~-ight.-s;uriV. .wilh___Dex- ~ .-1-DICI tablets. Onlv 98c St.Jrk Ph;:.rmacy. - ---- - -- l~ llr. al ulcer s, get ti . ·- new Unt~.' 9Rr. at St:Jrk Pharmacy . ~. 3 l 30tp Df:LICIOUS:-o:H:-ome - m - ade- Pizza, 51lc, 75c, and $!.00 sizes. De· h1xe Pizza, $1.50.. lack's Oairy Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tic ~qu.irnnent =-:::c:-:::=oo. - - Type 11 .... -:.Think.~ at. Tel- Memf'lri1LI flt.on~ N. Dereat 11. Belft 10. 'Jbt> WQIIII!II turhJIIII: oyw . :rJ_¥.D.'• Ht. 'l' I'OOik ...... ,._ PEANUTS ate :w. 8rJtlno. . :!!.Meadow plnn< 23. EaltfTIJ Alwqa ' Quat• -· :-.o-' r ...0.1 t' I!J ;ift"'ffd,ia ,, fi'euH 1 2Uplt.td BECAUSE I'M SliiPID! fat .......... 2 u.u-. ~row ::!2.ProdlK'• :Jfi.Cinu:clt ~a.l'>Oil 21. Squll"''4'1 skin 28. Kind "' .,..r I:\0, Crotchety -- - 314 M.osl t!EN OR WOMEN, would $50 .a week rukled to your present ·-· infrf'.quent .W. AMERICANS Strictly speakll!g, a South American Is just u JDUCh 111 American as Is a cltlleD of the United States. Howe;a., .by uscce, the lenD 1111 beeiJ ll011upt. ed to refer to the Ullilelf 8lalel nllf 'lialer, :t;, substance income mterest you? One 1nd 1, ~ tb .Jt hours n10rning, qiiiN for George jolly- malting afternoon or evenings. Car :'WJ, K&M necessary. Write Box 668, 39.Porl14 !Ord:o Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 22 61< 4f), SWiftly BlfLLDOZER WORK Reason-! ~3. Wbtol:le able, dependable, and f4.Drttt perience. WY 2-221111. .V.Companioa I "I 3 15 101<: Help Wanted WANTED: GIRL FRIDAY Position otten for oUicP work in 1 two man office in Pome· roy. Typi~ an absolute nee· ftS.<tity, Five days a week. Send complete resume in· eluding references. age and marital statu!. Wrlto To: It• 661-D c/o Tho Dolly.Sontlnol, POllltiiiY 8y SCHULZ ~~ ~cx."i~ .li.llbr, 18. AJDU.!il' 19, lrol!:: SJltl """ ""'' 16. Desert 1't• .Anlerior 28. Auange :iM I(Jn-st, Mason, W. Va Wanted ...... holdings lti. Evenm~-: and suppli('s. Hor· 3 21 He lt'o~. ~. Sh.01o&l· lLHanie" OPEN SOON, Roush and Lyons t:.1mpiog Trailers, authorizApnrhe dealer. Camping ... IK:f'lltiin.g Farmu.r·:s n . Permit JZ. Monrret dog: Nanr PHS tablelo;. Fast as liquids. =~ "'- P!'llk !'!. Poll.VM 4.i. Bee l1DUae followe-r 3 1 60tp - -· ~ -- -- -- sa~·s At:~~ l . lp!lO ~~~ .,.KDot_ .._, THEIR INSIJL&i'JON Alt pockets lrapped In dlelr lOft, deep fur IDsulate . . .. ters from the lc!' wilta of the North Padlle; , _ Wl"ll• )let the ....... layer fl. blubber to keep them - DOWN l.RealiLy 2.WJnp ' DAILY IOUiloqt;O&- :a-'• 11Dw.., .a Ill- Alt'I'•L•A.A.lt. It LOIIfG • • LLOW One leiler~' -1'<\rw 'W,!.llillloNO>pie A for lllo tbzoe 'U.,lt r.. tile tw 0'., <k. lllarJe-. trophies, tllo llqUo ... • ... ot lllo .... -.. Du:lulayUie.WOII!tt-.- I' A. U W IC WH a,n....,sllll• FDC t By RALPH I' L" HAVE TI;Q!;E t14AIU>ENED IN A.JII'I'V, MASTE~ • q · z YDWV!IlDXX• :u en Midd!liJort is ~· Maul!ler.l Sine! ba XQK Yoo-J'O 011 V I : UIJ&It!IIMG Jl>U 11014 4IWNG 'l'IJOIII WRO W.\lft' ·-- - \!Ia llOl'B.-~ 15 I ilo.l - SEE :P'rtmldln Mlll'lla.. Opoa METIOPOUTAN· a. m.CIIatp.m. 1oet1oa 81J81'8llleed or will job OVel'. we alllo pick 'deliver. Evecythlns for Slll •• 11 ' ' ;~ ' ., ~] . I'UDO! �'/. 1 . •~ ' ,. .. ' ·' ~ Get Extra·cash The Want Ad Wa ' I ! n J IN MASON liN CASEY· Bachner's Super Markel . Hlgl!ly linuturet• Pure Vegetable 3 ~~ 29c Shortening~;~ WITH $5.00 PURCHASE OR MORE PlliT CUT· ~~o.59c Pork Chops C:INTil CUT Pork Chops _ _ 111.69t STOKELY'S Green Beans 8 !'!.98c DOLLY MADISON Salad Dressing ___ _ 39~ qt. I' ' 4 cans98c lfk • M!l!k l By HOWII! SCHNEIDER I'M OOING SOME. GOVEI?NMEIJT RESEARCH I' - '.K. NOW ! . ( MEV'TOOU 1M IN TOBACCO RE· WHAT HAVE 'StARCH. THEV GOT M£ 'SMOKING fOinHEM I THeVGDT'rW llOING? - '>~!)1(0 ( '" 0 •• f)~ f. .. . '• 'i3 GENETI~! l I' I Bv CHESTER GO'It.D i• LIZZ . I CAN'T EXPLAIN FOR $J.)RE. BUT I THINI<' I - KNOW. EANWHILE-TRAc:V IS A PICTURE OF ONE OF THE KILLERS OVER THE l·WAV WRIST TV- WHEW SOON WHAT? 2Sc Doh Yourself C1r Wash WHERE? In Pomuoy-A Good FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 1 Location WHO? Saundr.rl Expanding Hi~ G.lllipolil Servlct To You MY DOCR>!I. S!\'$ Gol.l' IS THE &E.ST E><.~CISE I A MMI CAN GET( .j'l , WATCH FOR OPENING ~ -'-> TRUE. { ITC05T ME '\1>17 lO BE 1-IEALTHY / WI-IO'C> You _j_()SE' ALL TI-lE MONE'( lb? ~c~ ·~~J <_~."" SO Toc.>.Y .. : _,. LITTLE ORI'H ~N AN!! II! VJ~ :'I l t i' !!l ."f.:~ ; ,; Oir1' J J u: ~ r r;.' c:r By HAROLD GRAY -·--- ·· - .'IE'.L, G~E P.C:.'D I! f'l G0LLAR':.· ,: ,'l •~ H ( r:: c:·k' r•1'BOAr.' ~il:-~·;t:.[) AWCW l1k.'E IH,I.W'2 . 1 ~~'i iR I KNOIIJED 1-1~;.: BUGir-tESS. Sf.EMED AS HOW! I HAD NO CALL T'STOP HER I FI .OF.Rt.V LADY or <·ouplt> lo slt~r· ~· rM room l•ome and ·h"''' d nnl\ . Hi('hilrd .fnhn~t111. Hartlnn1. \\' \ 'a. 3 22 3tp 1 ~Ti':II .,R1"S 1 GUN SHOP. IMli:! n<l. Ohio. Lots ,.r ne-w guns j and reloading equipment. Will huv, >'II or trade. DAIlY CROSSWORD 3 16 !2tc l_,~~.E. ~.~-ight.-s;uriV. .wilh___Dex- ~ .-1-DICI tablets. Onlv 98c St.Jrk Ph;:.rmacy. - ---- - -- l~ llr. al ulcer s, get ti . ·- new Unt~.' 9Rr. at St:Jrk Pharmacy . ~. 3 l 30tp Df:LICIOUS:-o:H:-ome - m - ade- Pizza, 51lc, 75c, and $!.00 sizes. De· h1xe Pizza, $1.50.. lack's Oairy Bar, Middleport. 12 8 tic ~qu.irnnent =-:::c:-:::=oo. - - Type 11 .... -:.Think.~ at. Tel- Memf'lri1LI flt.on~ N. Dereat 11. Belft 10. 'Jbt> WQIIII!II turhJIIII: oyw . :rJ_¥.D.'• Ht. 'l' I'OOik ...... ,._ PEANUTS ate :w. 8rJtlno. . :!!.Meadow plnn< 23. EaltfTIJ Alwqa ' Quat• -· :-.o-' r ...0.1 t' I!J ;ift"'ffd,ia ,, fi'euH 1 2Uplt.td BECAUSE I'M SliiPID! fat .......... 2 u.u-. ~row ::!2.ProdlK'• :Jfi.Cinu:clt ~a.l'>Oil 21. Squll"''4'1 skin 28. Kind "' .,..r I:\0, Crotchety -- - 314 M.osl t!EN OR WOMEN, would $50 .a week rukled to your present ·-· infrf'.quent .W. AMERICANS Strictly speakll!g, a South American Is just u JDUCh 111 American as Is a cltlleD of the United States. Howe;a., .by uscce, the lenD 1111 beeiJ ll011upt. ed to refer to the Ullilelf 8lalel nllf 'lialer, :t;, substance income mterest you? One 1nd 1, ~ tb .Jt hours n10rning, qiiiN for George jolly- malting afternoon or evenings. Car :'WJ, K&M necessary. Write Box 668, 39.Porl14 !Ord:o Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 22 61< 4f), SWiftly BlfLLDOZER WORK Reason-! ~3. Wbtol:le able, dependable, and f4.Drttt perience. WY 2-221111. .V.Companioa I "I 3 15 101<: Help Wanted WANTED: GIRL FRIDAY Position otten for oUicP work in 1 two man office in Pome· roy. Typi~ an absolute nee· ftS.<tity, Five days a week. Send complete resume in· eluding references. age and marital statu!. Wrlto To: It• 661-D c/o Tho Dolly.Sontlnol, POllltiiiY 8y SCHULZ ~~ ~cx."i~ .li.llbr, 18. AJDU.!il' 19, lrol!:: SJltl """ ""'' 16. Desert 1't• .Anlerior 28. Auange :iM I(Jn-st, Mason, W. Va Wanted ...... holdings lti. Evenm~-: and suppli('s. Hor· 3 21 He lt'o~. ~. Sh.01o&l· lLHanie" OPEN SOON, Roush and Lyons t:.1mpiog Trailers, authorizApnrhe dealer. Camping ... IK:f'lltiin.g Farmu.r·:s n . Permit JZ. Monrret dog: Nanr PHS tablelo;. Fast as liquids. =~ "'- P!'llk !'!. Poll.VM 4.i. Bee l1DUae followe-r 3 1 60tp - -· ~ -- -- -- sa~·s At:~~ l . lp!lO ~~~ .,.KDot_ .._, THEIR INSIJL&i'JON Alt pockets lrapped In dlelr lOft, deep fur IDsulate . . .. ters from the lc!' wilta of the North Padlle; , _ Wl"ll• )let the ....... layer fl. blubber to keep them - DOWN l.RealiLy 2.WJnp ' DAILY IOUiloqt;O&- :a-'• 11Dw.., .a Ill- Alt'I'•L•A.A.lt. It LOIIfG • • LLOW One leiler~' -1'<\rw 'W,!.llillloNO>pie A for lllo tbzoe 'U.,lt r.. tile tw 0'., <k. lllarJe-. trophies, tllo llqUo ... • ... ot lllo .... -.. Du:lulayUie.WOII!tt-.- I' A. U W IC WH a,n....,sllll• FDC t By RALPH I' L" HAVE TI;Q!;E t14AIU>ENED IN A.JII'I'V, MASTE~ • q · z YDWV!IlDXX• :u en Midd!liJort is ~· Maul!ler.l Sine! ba XQK Yoo-J'O 011 V I : UIJ&It!IIMG Jl>U 11014 4IWNG 'l'IJOIII WRO W.\lft' ·-- - \!Ia llOl'B.-~ 15 I ilo.l - SEE :P'rtmldln Mlll'lla.. Opoa METIOPOUTAN· a. m.CIIatp.m. 1oet1oa 81J81'8llleed or will job OVel'. we alllo pick 'deliver. Evecythlns for Slll •• 11 ' ' ;~ ' ., ~] . I'UDO! �.:_,....,. , .. _.,... ~ . -.·•·~l r- -..• r • • ;• ·· •••• . . ., . . __ .. ., ,-••··•···•·•• '• • . .f ' . ,.~~~~~~~~~~~!:-~6:!..•~Marcll~!_!I3,~~!J-· aile DIIYIII. ln4 I I ....... I Mill MIDDLIPOIT wac David'• fl!at wblcb madt lh• last record-book, Mt tlw& IL bis oversized opponent And eur present cbamplon In World Almanac ' Moa.-Thun. 9:00 .. 6.00 M• c e1gs mmty has Official ~~~t. h~~d ~~~! 6r::s ~. NatiOna • I.sports Ch. ampion ::'.,i :rryc!:a~la~=~:; use height, is to CERTIFI~ATE OF RETIREMENT - Col. Robert B. J>ridgen, post commander, COI\IIf8tulates S.Sgt. Robert 0. Moore, lA Vet Ullit, Norfolk, after preaenting him the Firat Army Cerliflehte of Retirement. Mrs. Moore and U. CoL Tierce, loot on. Sgt. Moore is of Rutland. ear-[ , Fair • SCience Is Aprill-2 • . I lro MAKE SPEEOO.~ 1 wm first, second, and third place l winners along with medals, ribbins and certificates. Other awards include a complete set or paperbound Signet Science Book.c;. Exhibits in the Senior Division are placed into four cat.e- I SLICED ·, BACON 14·01, pkg. l·lb. TNV Pack. !.Ia•, MII. BIRDSEYE FIOZEII 51kL$1 PEAS p~g •. 5 :Pl 10·01. pkga. I MADE UP OF -PEOPLE LIKI YOUR. SELF . . . PEOPLE WHO ENJOY GOOD OLD FASHIONED VALUES WITHOUT A LOT OP fANTASTIC CLAIMS . . . PEOPLE WHO LIKB PERSONALIZED SERVICE I N A SMALL STORE ATMOSPHERE WITH BIG STORE LOW PRICES. CRISCO Sc Off OIL DO& FOOD ~,., lltTOPPEANUT amER ~~49c COIAl UQUID '" W!'39c ... $198 TRAILBWER ~~:·39(. 25-ftt, ~r DETERGENT WHOLI RUIIMSOliDPl« PINEAPPLE TOMATOES clit eSlicedeCrusbed eCbUDt 4 f&P Wliolo IComol or Coo- Slylo GOLDEN CORN 5 JOJ CANS " $) No. lV. FRESH- TASTY CUT UP BOLOGNA lb. 5 3 I 1 STORE SPECIALS NESTLE'S EVER READY CHEF BOY·AR·DEE Cocoa Mix 49c U.BOX PIZZA SOUP 1 OZ. CAN - SPECIAL I'll ooL ..J1o _ __ 303 SIZE CAN -rnmrr~ ' KRAFT Miracle Whip •· SSe -15c 7- 3 $1• 2-lb. pkgs. STORE SPECIALS 39c c I ru JDIIIIS wuno1 r CIOCCIIA11 'FHIW ;). JIACII-0' • WITH FIR IAR JERGENS CIIAICUPUXIOB SOAP • COOIOES s HEAD LEnUCE ORANGES SLa. ••ca43c HEAD RED DEUCJOUS ,, SNO WHITE LIFLOWER Lt.•.1~'• C:OASTAL LEMONS SYOKELV YELLOW CLING ..... ........_ ........... ,... - 11• ·""'Z fir 21c ' ·' llinlo llut. lilt SIIYtr Dud • PEAOI HALVES :!..'~ A -----j . -rnmnJ· PORK and BEANS French Fries I 14-a. lriL VAN CAN# CRINKLE CUT biology, cheiflistry, earth sc1ence. and physics, engineer- •• f • 4 FLORIDA PEAS 69c .~SECTIOIS flfSEBV£S JUICY STOKELY HONEY POD ICE CREAM 1IIOIIIIDIIIal_,.... ~' No. 1 caa- 17c 1 FAIRMONT BEST GRADI STIA~Y Deodorant Spray 2~:-30c -r-Hrl- MA IIOWN CAMPBELL'S Cream of Turkey Cream of Tuna FLORIENT UNSCENTED PRINCESS DIAL PINK SOAP gorie~· ing, and mathematics. The two categories in the Junior Divi.. ion ::~re biorogical sciences and p~ ys ical !lciences. Creative ability and scientifIc thought will he the major criteria In tbe judgiog of tbe exhibIts Thorougbnesa, skill, elarity, and dramatic value are the olf>. er qualities lhal tbe judg.. will be lookin& ~ Ill the eJJtrieo. FISH STICKS MIS. PAUl'S fliED FISH FILLETS DEVILED CRABS -------- SWIFTPREMIUMU.LHY'T.IIISPiaED PLUMP DEL MONTI HOLLYWOOD IUPI) - Yes, V1rgm1a, there 1s a Gr~n I Hornet, a•d you'll be seemg b1m on televts1on n~;>x t se~.:;on . Butlhe GreeR Hornet will be ~e only comJc book hero to JOID Batman , ia the eomlllg year. Televosoon s copycat producers ch1ckened out on follow· ing Batman's lead C 'nl the · .11 ho ,, 8 ertao Y., ..rLe 1 WJOrph I uperma• · ill • •• Anme." 11The Lone Ranger," "The Ph antom ,. an d others . But they will be sJotted fMI Sat urday rnorRIRgS . for tbt kidd' 8 nd th 111 be too lOS, ey " oar~~ only man with lntestiul MRS. PAUl'S MIL PAUl'S CHICKENS I '". SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. $, GOY'T,INSPiaED FRISK, lEAN RESERVED FRESH - 0ne s•d kick I e Nexl Season ____ • 111. CENTER CUT QUANTITY RIGHTS RUTLAND, OHIO \I: presented to one boy and one ', .I ' ca~h awards be given to i I ------- Batman Get""' [fortitude enough to follow Batman's sueceso II William , WASHINGTON <UP!) -Pres- Dozier who as oducer of HUNTINGTON - Marsha ident Johnson plans w address ! B-alm;• is lollowiApr himself. .t<noversoty will sponsor I he the Fore1gn Servoce Jnstitute j "The Green Hor!t will not l'welrth Regional ~1ence Fa1r 1 ~md tie senior seminar of the lbe as bizarre 88 Batman,•~ to be held In Gullickson Hall !Slate Oepartmeal Wedaesday , Dozier explaioed. "He will be April 1-2. 1more dramaLI\I "- an d ••· . The Fa1r w1ll . . mclude • ... unes approximately 2115 exhibil'.'r~m ~ OPTUMt.:TRISTS GET CAIJ. will have 81 ladl>iduality all nearby countoes m West Vrrgm-1 WASHJNr.TON (UPI) - The its owo.• ia. Kentucky , and Oh1o. . iDefense DepartmeRt will draft Dozier Implies lbat hls new The maJority will have quaiHJOO optom•lrisls into the Army, bero wiO not be played for fi~d _ ror !he Reg10na1 _Fair by st~rting in July. A spokesmaA ''<'amp" as is Bll1maa. w_mmng m a loc~l fa1r. Senmr 'sa1_d Monday optometrists were Even as he prepares tbe h1gh students will be rompet· bemg added to tbe draft of Green Hornet show JJoziar is ing for a gran_d a~ard of an physicians, dentist.o;;, veterina- ~ readying a feiJtuN 'movie of all-expense patd tnp to Dallas, ' nans and male nurset~ because Batman wbich he describe! as Texas, where they will compete not enough of them have been ["bigger broader aad mo~ in the Internati_onal Scienc~ Fair •voluRLeering for service. outrage~UI tha1 the TV thow/' May t().l4. Th1s award Will be ~- -- - - --..:.::=....:::=:....=::_.:.:....::::::.:.:.. I Mar. 24-25-26 Scheduled for Delta Queen 12th Regional 59c PORI CHOPS- - - - - - - - - - - ______ .!"' 79c ROAST PORK 59• GROUND BEEF ________________ ... SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. IIOY'T.INSPiaED MIXED CUT I Thun.-Fri.-Sat. s·Isler sh·1p I Market Report Prices Effective TUPPERS PLAINS I' equi· i CHUCK ROAST Boneless Rolle• & Tied .YES, THERE'S A MOVEMENT 1- - - - - - 1 HEADED FOR CLOVER FARM. IM I' :=:. . .~ SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. &OYER.EIT IISPECTED name, however. was taken Middleport's Jelm Tannehil•. by the sporls werld and as In his age division. Table Ten now know, It means one DlB Champion o1 1111 Unite< outlasts otbers in elinlilultioosl States. or tournaments. ---This produced quite a her of local er regional pions ODd all towns could bave their chllmpion. Pr. PLEASANT _Ibis was abort-lived, as the LIVESTOCJl. SALES co al centesis came to ho on · ' PI'. PJ,EASANT, W. VA. nationwide scale and .. ,.,u..,, 11 BOGS Solunlay, Mareb It, 1111 could be but 1 lew , _ 171i to :120 111 I<> 24; champions." Heavies 21 to 23.50; Fat Sows So it is thai tbe rec.>gnized 19 Ill 21.25; Boar• 17.511 to 19 .50. roster of aU champions, CATTLE _ Heifers 17 w23; World Aln)anae, whlcb Fat Cows 17 111 2UO; Canners some 100 pages of sporta lUll w 16.50; Bulb! :10.~ 111 each year makes tnunertal 22.40; Sl<lck Steers 22 to 2'1.50; names of champions of Stock Hellen 19 to 23.50; sports classlficatloo has Stock Steer Calves 22 to 33; until the present year, Stock Heifer Calves 21.30 to tbe name of any resident 27.50. Meigs County. But at VEAL CALVES -Tops 37.10; in the 1966 edition. Meigs Seconda 35.90; Medium 211 to ly has aa official 31.90; Common & 11eav1e1 :a to champion. :l&.50. From age-old the n.me chapmlon, briRgs Purduo Uliverslty l!llllducts mental picture of a man 2'1 sporta 010 OR flltramural basgreat mighi, a Samson, er a ti0-118. These sporta Include hors• Jiath. But besides Goliath aboes, paddleball and bocci. BY RIERUNYMOUS The word "champion," derl.ved !Tom the French "champs" or field, originally meant "of tbe field of battle" and then came to derme anyO!JO who fought On the battlefield. And since war was the leading outdoor sport at that that Ume . there were a lot . ol "champioRS." Every lod doze ea I1ty ha a n or so. · •-·· the But someuun word's meaning was changed into deseribing one wht represented oome accus ed person in the 11'1111 • by • combat which Wl.~ then the accepted way of 1 deciding guilt or innocence of accused persani or deciding the right ia other arguments. (There is still an official King'S Champion who is a part of the Coronation ceremonies of Eng!ish rulers.) But as war became more of a business enterprise and much less of a sperl, and lawyers took over the job of r< presenting accwsed persons, the Bomber of those callljl champlema dacURed eonslderably. The THERE'S A MOVEMENT TOWARD CLOVER FARM' The llfflllated CliO ed B&O More ll!aa 30,000 carloads of B&O terrilllry. announced 18day In ll!elr An- new aut&mobiles were transport- In the area ol tecbneloglcal nual Report Ill ahareowners that ed. progreso and lnaovation, e&o. an additionall1,150 freigltt cars, In the year, 3011 industries Jo. B&O anaounced that their new plus :Ill diesel locomotives, will cated new facilities oo sites ser- joint dala proces•ing system, be acquired in 1966 as part of a ved by C&O-B&O or expanded covering tho eRtire 11,000-mile $175 millioB Improvement pro- existing piOBis. These will bring system, will go into ""rvice gram for "enhancing C&O's in OB additional $1L7 million in ly in 1966. It will work througb good conditiOI and <011tinued annwol merch&Bdise revenues. computer oe•ters in Balttmore strengthening of B&O." 1 C&Q.B&O moved U1 million and Huntingtoo. To equip 16 Last year s1100 coal hopper tons of coal, about 78 per tent terminals, 500 locomotives and cars and 3 100 ~ndise cars of which oamo from tbe 512 167 cab.,.... with radio comcooling a 'total of $'70 million: 1~ines the two railroad& serve munications, $U million . . was were added te lhelr fleets. dJrecUy. In the year, 18 mones spent m 1965. For additiooal . . started up or reopened ia c&O- oommunicatiODI and signaling S~ ~ year, the I oystems, $6.6 million will be report rand llusiaesa was good spent in 1966. for c&O-B&O. Combined reveJnstaUatiOD or welded ran noes of fiVI mUIIon wore fiw• saves nearly $1 300 per mO.. Ill O!'.d-a-haH per cent higber than track ma~ce 00818. "bl 1964's. CoBsolfdated earaing8 11165 the 500th mile of welded rose to $65 mliUen. Operating rail 'was pot down on lhe C&6expenses _were higher, reaching B&O. Special work trains lay $591 mlllion. Wage Increases the welded ran ill eontinuons brought payrolil up to $3111i.3 twiD stranda 111 tbt Jat. Ill a million, and the average wage CINCINNATI IUPI) The milt 8 day ~ $'1,352, a new high." Delta Queen, ••ly possenger - · - - -· ~noome tamllim· iiiiiiiiiiiiii Rail Affiliates Will Add 11,150 Freight Cars, 36 Diesel Locomotives During 1966 ' O>nsolidaled net ,.. piJfllg :;: share, as previtualy llllllfUllced _._....,.... nven, in tbe Flash A11BuaJ Report ,. ban a sister ship by 1!188. sued oo January l, 1966 was Greene Lioo steamers, lilo, S7.4li per share, compared with which operate& tbe Delta Queen, $5.80 per share in 1964. The con· I annouftccd plans Monday for the solidaled net iAcome figure in- frrst new passenger steamboat eludes oot only C&O's earnings, ' Ill be built In tbo UBOted States but also C&O's 90 per cent smce l92S. •ty in B&O and C&O-B&O's 65 The compaoy said it plans to 1 per cent equity in the Western ', have the new sterRwhee.ler, Maryland Railway. 1which will be built as a dupll· The affiliated railroads mov· cate to the Queea. in service ed 2.1 million carieacb of mer- for tbe 1960 cruise season. 11 chandise, bringing In operating~ will carry 150, while the Queen revenues of $4S1 mOtion, up by accommodates 186 persons. The 137 million over 1964. Piggyback QueeR plies the Ohio from . ed by .., ·;. Pittsburgh south a•d west and reve•ues mcreas • 1 ml . . . lion 10 $21l.S million and may go the MosSJssoppl lo New Orleans. •• higb as $35 million in 1966. Richard C. Simontnn, Los An- ~ ~ ~-- geles. priRCipal stockholder in . ~ . the hne, sa1d Fnele and . Gold·. man, New Orleans manR~ ardutectural firm, would deSJgo tho . ill $2.S m Jon vessel. The oompany also will build • • e .. wharf boat at ita laodiag here. 1 PRI.ItAT. I:H 111:10 ' - ,, .. ' • •· 1 , IJg.llhlhx ·•· '. • . •. •"f '. • ·.~ •• ~· ' 48 c . ,,... ,.. t .'Ia 3 49c APPLES lb. .......... h tt %::.! ••• • - ···,...·-··ar . :,_ ' ' • ... ~ • ' j !' ·, ,.... ..... .., .. , 2 ,... tr. . �.:_,....,. , .. _.,... ~ . -.·•·~l r- -..• r • • ;• ·· •••• . . ., . . __ .. ., ,-••··•···•·•• '• • . .f ' . ,.~~~~~~~~~~~!:-~6:!..•~Marcll~!_!I3,~~!J-· aile DIIYIII. ln4 I I ....... I Mill MIDDLIPOIT wac David'• fl!at wblcb madt lh• last record-book, Mt tlw& IL bis oversized opponent And eur present cbamplon In World Almanac ' Moa.-Thun. 9:00 .. 6.00 M• c e1gs mmty has Official ~~~t. h~~d ~~~! 6r::s ~. NatiOna • I.sports Ch. ampion ::'.,i :rryc!:a~la~=~:; use height, is to CERTIFI~ATE OF RETIREMENT - Col. Robert B. J>ridgen, post commander, COI\IIf8tulates S.Sgt. Robert 0. Moore, lA Vet Ullit, Norfolk, after preaenting him the Firat Army Cerliflehte of Retirement. Mrs. Moore and U. CoL Tierce, loot on. Sgt. Moore is of Rutland. ear-[ , Fair • SCience Is Aprill-2 • . I lro MAKE SPEEOO.~ 1 wm first, second, and third place l winners along with medals, ribbins and certificates. Other awards include a complete set or paperbound Signet Science Book.c;. Exhibits in the Senior Division are placed into four cat.e- I SLICED ·, BACON 14·01, pkg. l·lb. TNV Pack. !.Ia•, MII. BIRDSEYE FIOZEII 51kL$1 PEAS p~g •. 5 :Pl 10·01. pkga. I MADE UP OF -PEOPLE LIKI YOUR. SELF . . . PEOPLE WHO ENJOY GOOD OLD FASHIONED VALUES WITHOUT A LOT OP fANTASTIC CLAIMS . . . PEOPLE WHO LIKB PERSONALIZED SERVICE I N A SMALL STORE ATMOSPHERE WITH BIG STORE LOW PRICES. CRISCO Sc Off OIL DO& FOOD ~,., lltTOPPEANUT amER ~~49c COIAl UQUID '" W!'39c ... $198 TRAILBWER ~~:·39(. 25-ftt, ~r DETERGENT WHOLI RUIIMSOliDPl« PINEAPPLE TOMATOES clit eSlicedeCrusbed eCbUDt 4 f&P Wliolo IComol or Coo- Slylo GOLDEN CORN 5 JOJ CANS " $) No. lV. FRESH- TASTY CUT UP BOLOGNA lb. 5 3 I 1 STORE SPECIALS NESTLE'S EVER READY CHEF BOY·AR·DEE Cocoa Mix 49c U.BOX PIZZA SOUP 1 OZ. CAN - SPECIAL I'll ooL ..J1o _ __ 303 SIZE CAN -rnmrr~ ' KRAFT Miracle Whip •· SSe -15c 7- 3 $1• 2-lb. pkgs. STORE SPECIALS 39c c I ru JDIIIIS wuno1 r CIOCCIIA11 'FHIW ;). JIACII-0' • WITH FIR IAR JERGENS CIIAICUPUXIOB SOAP • COOIOES s HEAD LEnUCE ORANGES SLa. ••ca43c HEAD RED DEUCJOUS ,, SNO WHITE LIFLOWER Lt.•.1~'• C:OASTAL LEMONS SYOKELV YELLOW CLING ..... ........_ ........... ,... - 11• ·""'Z fir 21c ' ·' llinlo llut. lilt SIIYtr Dud • PEAOI HALVES :!..'~ A -----j . -rnmnJ· PORK and BEANS French Fries I 14-a. lriL VAN CAN# CRINKLE CUT biology, cheiflistry, earth sc1ence. and physics, engineer- •• f • 4 FLORIDA PEAS 69c .~SECTIOIS flfSEBV£S JUICY STOKELY HONEY POD ICE CREAM 1IIOIIIIDIIIal_,.... ~' No. 1 caa- 17c 1 FAIRMONT BEST GRADI STIA~Y Deodorant Spray 2~:-30c -r-Hrl- MA IIOWN CAMPBELL'S Cream of Turkey Cream of Tuna FLORIENT UNSCENTED PRINCESS DIAL PINK SOAP gorie~· ing, and mathematics. The two categories in the Junior Divi.. ion ::~re biorogical sciences and p~ ys ical !lciences. Creative ability and scientifIc thought will he the major criteria In tbe judgiog of tbe exhibIts Thorougbnesa, skill, elarity, and dramatic value are the olf>. er qualities lhal tbe judg.. will be lookin& ~ Ill the eJJtrieo. FISH STICKS MIS. PAUl'S fliED FISH FILLETS DEVILED CRABS -------- SWIFTPREMIUMU.LHY'T.IIISPiaED PLUMP DEL MONTI HOLLYWOOD IUPI) - Yes, V1rgm1a, there 1s a Gr~n I Hornet, a•d you'll be seemg b1m on televts1on n~;>x t se~.:;on . Butlhe GreeR Hornet will be ~e only comJc book hero to JOID Batman , ia the eomlllg year. Televosoon s copycat producers ch1ckened out on follow· ing Batman's lead C 'nl the · .11 ho ,, 8 ertao Y., ..rLe 1 WJOrph I uperma• · ill • •• Anme." 11The Lone Ranger," "The Ph antom ,. an d others . But they will be sJotted fMI Sat urday rnorRIRgS . for tbt kidd' 8 nd th 111 be too lOS, ey " oar~~ only man with lntestiul MRS. PAUl'S MIL PAUl'S CHICKENS I '". SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. $, GOY'T,INSPiaED FRISK, lEAN RESERVED FRESH - 0ne s•d kick I e Nexl Season ____ • 111. CENTER CUT QUANTITY RIGHTS RUTLAND, OHIO \I: presented to one boy and one ', .I ' ca~h awards be given to i I ------- Batman Get""' [fortitude enough to follow Batman's sueceso II William , WASHINGTON <UP!) -Pres- Dozier who as oducer of HUNTINGTON - Marsha ident Johnson plans w address ! B-alm;• is lollowiApr himself. .t<noversoty will sponsor I he the Fore1gn Servoce Jnstitute j "The Green Hor!t will not l'welrth Regional ~1ence Fa1r 1 ~md tie senior seminar of the lbe as bizarre 88 Batman,•~ to be held In Gullickson Hall !Slate Oepartmeal Wedaesday , Dozier explaioed. "He will be April 1-2. 1more dramaLI\I "- an d ••· . The Fa1r w1ll . . mclude • ... unes approximately 2115 exhibil'.'r~m ~ OPTUMt.:TRISTS GET CAIJ. will have 81 ladl>iduality all nearby countoes m West Vrrgm-1 WASHJNr.TON (UPI) - The its owo.• ia. Kentucky , and Oh1o. . iDefense DepartmeRt will draft Dozier Implies lbat hls new The maJority will have quaiHJOO optom•lrisls into the Army, bero wiO not be played for fi~d _ ror !he Reg10na1 _Fair by st~rting in July. A spokesmaA ''<'amp" as is Bll1maa. w_mmng m a loc~l fa1r. Senmr 'sa1_d Monday optometrists were Even as he prepares tbe h1gh students will be rompet· bemg added to tbe draft of Green Hornet show JJoziar is ing for a gran_d a~ard of an physicians, dentist.o;;, veterina- ~ readying a feiJtuN 'movie of all-expense patd tnp to Dallas, ' nans and male nurset~ because Batman wbich he describe! as Texas, where they will compete not enough of them have been ["bigger broader aad mo~ in the Internati_onal Scienc~ Fair •voluRLeering for service. outrage~UI tha1 the TV thow/' May t().l4. Th1s award Will be ~- -- - - --..:.::=....:::=:....=::_.:.:....::::::.:.:.. I Mar. 24-25-26 Scheduled for Delta Queen 12th Regional 59c PORI CHOPS- - - - - - - - - - - ______ .!"' 79c ROAST PORK 59• GROUND BEEF ________________ ... SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. IIOY'T.INSPiaED MIXED CUT I Thun.-Fri.-Sat. s·Isler sh·1p I Market Report Prices Effective TUPPERS PLAINS I' equi· i CHUCK ROAST Boneless Rolle• & Tied .YES, THERE'S A MOVEMENT 1- - - - - - 1 HEADED FOR CLOVER FARM. IM I' :=:. . .~ SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. &OYER.EIT IISPECTED name, however. was taken Middleport's Jelm Tannehil•. by the sporls werld and as In his age division. Table Ten now know, It means one DlB Champion o1 1111 Unite< outlasts otbers in elinlilultioosl States. or tournaments. ---This produced quite a her of local er regional pions ODd all towns could bave their chllmpion. Pr. PLEASANT _Ibis was abort-lived, as the LIVESTOCJl. SALES co al centesis came to ho on · ' PI'. PJ,EASANT, W. VA. nationwide scale and .. ,.,u..,, 11 BOGS Solunlay, Mareb It, 1111 could be but 1 lew , _ 171i to :120 111 I<> 24; champions." Heavies 21 to 23.50; Fat Sows So it is thai tbe rec.>gnized 19 Ill 21.25; Boar• 17.511 to 19 .50. roster of aU champions, CATTLE _ Heifers 17 w23; World Aln)anae, whlcb Fat Cows 17 111 2UO; Canners some 100 pages of sporta lUll w 16.50; Bulb! :10.~ 111 each year makes tnunertal 22.40; Sl<lck Steers 22 to 2'1.50; names of champions of Stock Hellen 19 to 23.50; sports classlficatloo has Stock Steer Calves 22 to 33; until the present year, Stock Heifer Calves 21.30 to tbe name of any resident 27.50. Meigs County. But at VEAL CALVES -Tops 37.10; in the 1966 edition. Meigs Seconda 35.90; Medium 211 to ly has aa official 31.90; Common & 11eav1e1 :a to champion. :l&.50. From age-old the n.me chapmlon, briRgs Purduo Uliverslty l!llllducts mental picture of a man 2'1 sporta 010 OR flltramural basgreat mighi, a Samson, er a ti0-118. These sporta Include hors• Jiath. But besides Goliath aboes, paddleball and bocci. BY RIERUNYMOUS The word "champion," derl.ved !Tom the French "champs" or field, originally meant "of tbe field of battle" and then came to derme anyO!JO who fought On the battlefield. And since war was the leading outdoor sport at that that Ume . there were a lot . ol "champioRS." Every lod doze ea I1ty ha a n or so. · •-·· the But someuun word's meaning was changed into deseribing one wht represented oome accus ed person in the 11'1111 • by • combat which Wl.~ then the accepted way of 1 deciding guilt or innocence of accused persani or deciding the right ia other arguments. (There is still an official King'S Champion who is a part of the Coronation ceremonies of Eng!ish rulers.) But as war became more of a business enterprise and much less of a sperl, and lawyers took over the job of r< presenting accwsed persons, the Bomber of those callljl champlema dacURed eonslderably. The THERE'S A MOVEMENT TOWARD CLOVER FARM' The llfflllated CliO ed B&O More ll!aa 30,000 carloads of B&O terrilllry. announced 18day In ll!elr An- new aut&mobiles were transport- In the area ol tecbneloglcal nual Report Ill ahareowners that ed. progreso and lnaovation, e&o. an additionall1,150 freigltt cars, In the year, 3011 industries Jo. B&O anaounced that their new plus :Ill diesel locomotives, will cated new facilities oo sites ser- joint dala proces•ing system, be acquired in 1966 as part of a ved by C&O-B&O or expanded covering tho eRtire 11,000-mile $175 millioB Improvement pro- existing piOBis. These will bring system, will go into ""rvice gram for "enhancing C&O's in OB additional $1L7 million in ly in 1966. It will work througb good conditiOI and <011tinued annwol merch&Bdise revenues. computer oe•ters in Balttmore strengthening of B&O." 1 C&Q.B&O moved U1 million and Huntingtoo. To equip 16 Last year s1100 coal hopper tons of coal, about 78 per tent terminals, 500 locomotives and cars and 3 100 ~ndise cars of which oamo from tbe 512 167 cab.,.... with radio comcooling a 'total of $'70 million: 1~ines the two railroad& serve munications, $U million . . was were added te lhelr fleets. dJrecUy. In the year, 18 mones spent m 1965. For additiooal . . started up or reopened ia c&O- oommunicatiODI and signaling S~ ~ year, the I oystems, $6.6 million will be report rand llusiaesa was good spent in 1966. for c&O-B&O. Combined reveJnstaUatiOD or welded ran noes of fiVI mUIIon wore fiw• saves nearly $1 300 per mO.. Ill O!'.d-a-haH per cent higber than track ma~ce 00818. "bl 1964's. CoBsolfdated earaing8 11165 the 500th mile of welded rose to $65 mliUen. Operating rail 'was pot down on lhe C&6expenses _were higher, reaching B&O. Special work trains lay $591 mlllion. Wage Increases the welded ran ill eontinuons brought payrolil up to $3111i.3 twiD stranda 111 tbt Jat. Ill a million, and the average wage CINCINNATI IUPI) The milt 8 day ~ $'1,352, a new high." Delta Queen, ••ly possenger - · - - -· ~noome tamllim· iiiiiiiiiiiiii Rail Affiliates Will Add 11,150 Freight Cars, 36 Diesel Locomotives During 1966 ' O>nsolidaled net ,.. piJfllg :;: share, as previtualy llllllfUllced _._....,.... nven, in tbe Flash A11BuaJ Report ,. ban a sister ship by 1!188. sued oo January l, 1966 was Greene Lioo steamers, lilo, S7.4li per share, compared with which operate& tbe Delta Queen, $5.80 per share in 1964. The con· I annouftccd plans Monday for the solidaled net iAcome figure in- frrst new passenger steamboat eludes oot only C&O's earnings, ' Ill be built In tbo UBOted States but also C&O's 90 per cent smce l92S. •ty in B&O and C&O-B&O's 65 The compaoy said it plans to 1 per cent equity in the Western ', have the new sterRwhee.ler, Maryland Railway. 1which will be built as a dupll· The affiliated railroads mov· cate to the Queea. in service ed 2.1 million carieacb of mer- for tbe 1960 cruise season. 11 chandise, bringing In operating~ will carry 150, while the Queen revenues of $4S1 mOtion, up by accommodates 186 persons. The 137 million over 1964. Piggyback QueeR plies the Ohio from . ed by .., ·;. Pittsburgh south a•d west and reve•ues mcreas • 1 ml . . . lion 10 $21l.S million and may go the MosSJssoppl lo New Orleans. •• higb as $35 million in 1966. Richard C. Simontnn, Los An- ~ ~ ~-- geles. priRCipal stockholder in . ~ . the hne, sa1d Fnele and . Gold·. man, New Orleans manR~ ardutectural firm, would deSJgo tho . ill $2.S m Jon vessel. The oompany also will build • • e .. wharf boat at ita laodiag here. 1 PRI.ItAT. I:H 111:10 ' - ,, .. ' • •· 1 , IJg.llhlhx ·•· '. • . •. •"f '. • ·.~ •• ~· ' 48 c . ,,... ,.. t .'Ia 3 49c APPLES lb. .......... h tt %::.! ••• • - ···,...·-··ar . :,_ ' ' • ... ~ • ' j !' ·, ,.... ..... .., .. , 2 ,... tr. . �I t'· I ' ' l, 5,0 Y~br Grange Members Honor~d Auxit;~rywill A poUuck dinner honoring 60 "Sll year members preceded lh Threads Among The' Eastman, and Stanford Stockmeetulf of Hemlock Gr ve The organizaUon of Harold Jones is the pre9' Grange 2049 Saturday from past secre- ent master, Eight of the past The honored guests were ' I was given by Stanand Mrs. James A Sml Mr. ord Slocklon. Paat masters of and Mrs. Dorsel StPlth, Include Delbert Wei- v~~ ~old. ~~~e l ton. evenl~ge ~:;e~n !:d ~· : G£:~~e ~~~.M~~;..~:,m:e:::· 1\li /ns f' • pee IOn IS ~;:t~~~: :~~~~~~ Co~ducted by ServeJune 21 Bloodmobile ::,~!:,::i• Mr. 8lld ,,l ...Dally ~n:l, Pomeroy.!rl~ddl~~rt, 0., Marc~~. Emma Smith c· Ie Meets On March 18th Mft. presented Willi many blrlbday silts. Refresbments were serveel at the clese of !lie meellna carrying out the St. .Patrick's Day colora. Attending In addiUon to named were Mro. Jane ll'rlnl: Grimm, masters are sUII members East Main st., Pomeroy, bonA period of reminiscence' and ored their sranddaUihter, DelllrC tales of past Grange meetings on her ltthl was enjoyed. A 50 ear read- The Syracuse Ladles • • ....,. 1'hose attending were ing was given b J ary of the Volunteer Fire Dept. Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Johnaon, The Emma Smith Clr I other readings has decided to serve the blood t!=;n Mr. ""d Mrs. i the Reorganized Church Mr~ rnclud~. on;~ AuxU~ ~.~!,· rece~ly Ke~eth ~~ eJe~~~those ~ia:.~J:O~~nd ~~~~ :L1c:~~~ ~~!~ ~ay ~lnu ~cilt~~;..~~~sD~~~i ::ru:Y.~~ ~:tm:; M~ m~!~~:n!~enMarch 14, the port: •• !",'orville .. Mr! WlYard, who transr.:: C Wh a I •. y, went, Mrs. glara ::d session . was conducted by · Wells Thursday, Marc:;•·ll. Prollltb, Mrs. liah Roush, Mrs, from Carleton Grange. AI" Nelson Dan lyde Will, Inspection was conducted by Who killed the Grange?, Frank the Ada Slack. It Imboden Ro nda meeting was opened de- Jamce Lee, Mrs. Earlene NorThe tables, in whit. cover Leo Story Fr nka cf"':mlngs, Edith Wakely, district deputy, Clark. Several Instrumental se- opened wcth prayer followed by Skip 'Mr :.d j votlons by Mrs. Fay Proffitt Golda GIUIIan, Miss were centered with ·an arrang.: Cook C Ha ton Asa when Theodoru.s Council Daugh- lectlons were presented by Ho- the pledge to the Americ"" Oag. Billy Roush of 'New. Ha e w' and prayer by Una Dotson. Rousb and Mrs. Lucy mont of gold colored Dowers Lanrcln · zib ' wrence 1ters of America met Monday mer Rice and Amos Leonard. Easter baskets are being Va. v n, · The business meeting was Taylor. 1 and the numeral "50" ln gold. Curtis g,Delor~ Ddklfl: Sam / evenlng at the IOOF hall. Visitors were present from worked on and orders are tak- Winning prizes were Chuckle presided over by women's lead----Honored guests seated at ' ay, Amanda Dean Barnltz, councilor, pre- Roc:k Springs and Lodl Granges. en by any .member or to Young, Desiree Kay and Pam. er, Mrs. MyrUe Proffitt. Theme VISITED PARENTS a table With whit. cover and ·•sided and the meeting opened Sylvca Zwilling 992-5162, Ecleen ela June :Imboden. lor the month of March Is "We TAIC Sherman I. Roberts of decorated with the numeral ln ritualistic form. Mrs. Wakelv Clark, 1192-2740; Agnes White, Respond lo His Will in Our opeka, Kansas spent from ''511 and a birthday Cake Iced and Phyllis Rowan, deputy 0 992-24111, or Ada Slack, 992-2601. Personal Consecration." to Sunday here with In whcte and decorated with the Forest Rose were reThese baskets well only be The service project Is a • ma parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shernumeral "50" and roses ]c( ceived officially. Reported ill made as ordered and ne orders 80Dal consecration gift f:;, n Robe-rts_._ __ ~old Gold sheaf cerUfieate• were Margaret Seldenable imwill be taken after April 2. . each member of the departROME "':' presented each by Frank I I proving, Edna Bartels, Helen Mrs. Ralph Robson was reare with men!. A round robln get well Mrs. aiCrk the eldest past master Mr Lawrence Milhoan has Baer, Mabel Wolfe, Kathryn elected president when the Loy- a s na.me on It. Jeannie Boone daUj!hter of card was sent lo Mrs. Eula Mulberry-av h( rle) Morris, prt<ent. been returned to his home on Goodwin Lula Russell. al Helpers class of the Syra" auxchary well serve the the Rev. and Mrs. Donal Proffitt, Mrs. Wells and MilS home after as returned A program was presented N. Fifth Ave. after having been One apphcant, Maxine Moore cuse Methodist church met MonVISit Boone, observed her sixth Detson were pleasantly sur- pitalization In ::e h09' 0 1 0 with the song, , • patienl at Holzer Hospital for was reinstated, af- day evening at the church. I e mo e. Y •. Hud- day at a party held during the p1sed when they each were Ia! Hospital. rans emor_____ _ several weeks where he was ter which IDiimtcon was held The meeting opened . t h san, hostess, served dehccous morn· kinder treated lor a heart condition with Erna Jesse as captain. Psalm 23 in unison f t d refreshments to Clara Laven- M Mr : class:J W Recent guests of Mr. d Wakely asked for a $t.so wilh devotions by Mrso tier, Mildred Pierce, Marie Rlz. edo by Ythe e Visit Elberfelds Busy Housewares Dept Mrs. Arnold Dodaon were Mr. gl I for a home and orphans ta-l Thomas, who read a Sermon- er, Carne Smelser,. Ada Slack, Reynolds with the' art . tl{,. The Mit' Fl ' ' and Mrs. Wayne Burton and ble at the rally and Erna Jesse elte on Psalm 23. A readin Agnes White, Sylvca Zwllhng, The Dlsne land p y. _ _ __ children of Nor.lolk, va. and Mr. named to purchase the / "The of the East:; and Thelma Grueser. Mabel wried out; the \ off!eers were elected at and Mrs. Wliicam Dodson and g P.l flower was given by Mrs. Wil- Pcckens was a contributing hos- napkins and the entertalnme t' the \larch meeting of the Past children of Columbus. I wans were made for the raJ- bam Eichinger. Mrs Orville tess. The Rev. Boone showed l'hiefs of Meig• Temple Pytl> Mrs. Charles Searles and ~ thhic~Owlil be held March 31, Crooks was welcomed as a slides taken during a recent '"'i Siscecs Monday evening at daughter, Mrs. Don Becker and I ~ e OF bali. It was voted new member. trip through Disneyland and !he home of Mrs William AU daUj!hter, Lisa, have returned t the rally tax and a con- A contributiOn of $50 Iff also five zoos they had visited nwn Mrs Betty Riggs from Arlington, Va. where they ;' u wn of $5 was voted to the made to the parsonage fund Mrs Boone served . den t. was m charge. ' p - spent several days Wllh Mr. and fund. The dm- A round robin get well Pard mint 'suck Ice cream The new slale of officers ln- 1Mrs. Walter Murray Harris and at Federa will be served was sent to .Mrs. Eldon Will al late cupcakea decorab.cJ with <'IIJdes Mrs. Phil Meinhart son, Walter. Mrs. Becker's son, P nd ted hurch at 5:30 Holzer Hospital. Other offieefs Che numeral "6" Jeannie chose P'" rdent; Mrs. George Childs: Gregory, remamed with his I are to be elected were Mrs. Melvm Jas her helpers a'n.! guests, Trirreas url'r and Mrs. Kad OwMr. and Mrs ' A practice VICe president; Mrs MASON- Mrs. Ray Proffitt, na Gibbs, David Boone, Tracy I ,n seeretary f Mr /c er. i Sunday at 2 p.m ce for cllcam Houdashelt, secretary; Mason presented Easter devo- Burdette, Valorie Lewl•, Jaye ' 'l'he meellng was opened ~ . an Mrs. Randolph Ward Mrs. Bee le on Mrs. Royal Thomas, assistant tionals when the Sunshine Class Ord, Carmen Thoma, Marcia 1111h ' The Lord'• Prayer" in i Do; of Coundl pr!ented Mrs. Helen Da.me- of the Mason Methodist Churcn Cale, Judy McLeod and John "i"''" The traveling prize ' cently with Mrs. J . Vl~e re- Mrs. Wakely and gifts were se t f E' h.' ~asurer, Mrs. Wilham met on Thursday evening at1 the Russell. wa~ <JwurdM to Mrs Meinhart M d . am~ urray. to Edith Betzm d M n J IC mger, assistant treasurer; church. A reading titled 'The ----1 New hlib-velocity, easy·to~lean und "·""'' and gifts were pre- ' erl.' p:~i:~~v Bill ?cxond (Bev- Seidennbel. A g~1 ':;as al~~g;re~ l ;~rl kB. Wl'feese, teacher; Mrs. White Lily" was given by the RETURNS TO POST 5·element blade ' st-nted to Mrs Bigg! in honor: the·. . e re ~e . to sented to Erna J r~ I an lnebrenner, assistant leader. S.-8gt. Ernest E. Imboden • Retracliblo com1~rt·grlp. handle of her bcrthday The next meet- I! afte~ ;e~:. m Pon~:c, Mich. from the team At"~~ ~aptac~ te~cl~r: Mrs. Damon Farrell The refresfiment table wss (Gene) has returned to CaliforFANS • finger·Juard Protective Grillo mg I\ as scheduled te meet at h' mg severa ays With the meeting r~fresh c ose o an rs. Thomas Hayman flow- decorated in keeping with St ma where he will depart for lh~ home uf Mrs. George Ch!ld!l. l ~~ ~rents~M;. and Mrs. John served. ' ments were ~committee: and Mrs. Royal Patrick's Day. Hostesses wer~ Viet Nam. He recently spent • Cqgis tjjj ta 5 1ooms The reudings were gi"~oen m- ' Joi~~~on t~ au~hter, Sharon. omas, cards. Mrs. Ray Proffitt and Mrs Rus- a .ao day ,furlough with bls d udmg "The Bachelor " d g e family were Mr. The meetmg closed with the sell Capehart. Mrs Albert w•fe, family and friend•. His brought bv Mrs Pal Gallagh~r ' :~n ~·~· ~·~,a~ Conger and I M~pah benedictcon, afler whcch i Swatzel, president, . presided wife, . Mrs. Wanda Imboden ' and read by Mrs Biggs and . . . .o ac son. A dmner l /s a essert course was served by durmg a brief business meet- <Kaptma) and children, Pam "A lAIIIe Bit of read : ;; of the Mrs. Wilham Houdashelt ing prior to the social hour. Roger and Skip, will reside..; ' by \I! s Biggs Games were ' Mrs Dale M . .h Attending were Mrs. Murl Kerr St. In Pomeroy until he and prizes won by Mrs turned from "wh' re- Plans we d f 4tl! Birthday of Megee, Mrs. William Fry, Mrs. returns. ' \1e h t M Pt ., us ere re rna e or a rum- D I . Lester Zerkle Ml Hild '" " · rs e er Stace. t oht has spent the past week mage sale Mav 5-7 when the aug Iter Hoflored • . """ a, \1" Gallagher and Mrs. Riggs , wcth h<>r son and family, Mr. JOF class of the United Mctho- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Imboden, ~:~ Lorena Wecss, Mrs. Mar- ! I served a salad and Mrs James Mourmng and d1st church met Monda evenSt. m Pomeroy, honored Frame, Mrs. Mary John- 1 rnurse at the elose of the ev.n"' chcldren. Dale and Juli and their lng at !be church. y thecr daughter, Pamela, on her ' Pearl Roush, Mro. new baby son, James Michael. Mrs. Marie Chapman, res!- 4th bcrthday recently. ! Stewa""" Swatzel, Mrs. Helen r ~- : Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Walburn dent, was In charge of the ~eel- Attendcng were Mrs. Neva rt, Mrs. Donald Foglesong, /and children of Vienna, W. Va. ing which opened with devotions Gr1mon and Descree of PomeMrs. Ev. i spent the weekend with their by Mrs. Antone Lucke who read roy; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Irn- ding and Mas, Prlss. ary DudPomeroy, Ohio , parents, Mr. and Mn. Verner excerpts from the book Man boden and Peggy of Middleport: rs. • offllt. T I See and son, Keith, and Mr. and Morals and Maturity, by Nor: Mr. and. Mrs. Frankhn ImbodCO~ Mrs. Rayma,nd Walblll'll aDd man Vincent Peale. Members Melessa, Debbie, Teresa, Out f to FOR riJUI family. responded lo roll call with Kimberly, Timothy and Tony . -o- wn re atives and flfr • ltll Fridov thru Tuesdoy Mr. and Mrs. Noah Haskins meditation or verse concernin: of Syracuse; Mrs. Mary LongO: :•r the of • =:.::.: Uflj fl. Morch 25·29 were dinner guests Sunday of Lent. netle and children of Tuppers · . · . , ormer Middleport llir • WALT DISNEY'S Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sowm at Proceeds lrom the rumma Ptams; Mr and Mrs. Jaek Lu"" resident, mcluded his family, " 111111'111 • ,J. 11 their home in Wellston. Joining sale will be used toward and Terry of Middleport, Mro. Wayne (Bracky) _... ' ',f " ' " ' Haylf'y Mills. Dean Jones them were their daughter and purchase Qf a refrigerator for ::er Allen and Skip~r Im- Beachand ~n, Billy, West Palm ,, ~ Dorothy Provme , son-en-law, Mr. and Mrs. Char- the church kitchen. It was _I en of Pomeroy. 'Fla., and Mr. and Mr.. by • Fl;nt les Haskcns of McArthur. The cided to have a white ele h::t Wm?mg prczes were KimberBeahm, Knoxville,' J r Admlsolon 75, 140c birthday anniversary of Mrs sale at the April meeting PM ly, Timot:Jy, Melissa Imboden Donn.' his stster, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haskins was observed. Dwight Parker M rs. and Terry Lunsford. n Graber, Cleveland; and - - - - - - ------' and Mrs ' rs. . ucke brother, Curtis E. Wood Englewere ..,;. Gerald Wlcdermuth 4-H COUNCIL MEETS wood, Calif; Mr. and Mrs Ceo for the s:'ct~.:'ur~~:se tal~s .The Meigs County 4-H Coun- cil Hype and son, Ansieact, ies for the alta/at a so hi- ~ ell met recently at the Exten- W. V~.; Mr.~ Mrs. Vernon ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Mrs. Eddie SrnithE:ter. scon offiCe to discuss a boat Hawkcns, Marcon;. Mrs. Aulta a hymn quiz and a B'b~ucted mlrlp, the Junior leaders pro- ~edway, Oak Hill, W. Va.; during the r ' e quLZ gram and the potato chip sale . and Mrs. Duel Hawkins and which a des~e~~~rs~·:~ after Attending were C. E. Blakes: daughtor, Cottageville, W. Va.; ved by Mrs E s ser- lee, Mi" Margaret Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Legg and and Mrs G~ I vereU Thomas Mrs. Roy Holter Clair Wood." family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nay. ra d Wcldennuth. Patricia Koblent;, Sharon Hoi: lor, Ravenswood; Mr. and Mrs. ter, Sally Mora, Patricia Dorst C. M. B~rnetl, Charleston, W. Jennifer Blakeslee John Mer.: Va.; Wilham Senate, Sam Horditb and Alan Gibson ton, Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs Everett Noble, Charl08 Noble: VISITS SISTER ~lnceton, w. Va.; and Mr. and Complete Selection M Nancy Thompson, Beech _ st "· W. !f. Arlnglon and Mrs. of stu/S~N ,- Several Wahama i Pomeroy, daughter of Mr and ~y Scott, London, W. Va.; en a ong With their Home . Mrs. Danny Thorn son . . and Mrs. A. E. Gautier Jarman Shoot E.con~lcs teacher, Mrs. Da- uLltUe Sister" p ' spe:~t Mr, i.nd Mrs. William Noms' For Men v~d ;Iller, of Middleport attend- Universily with w:!ke~dl at ~hJO Lake Kanode, Coiumbuo; 11.95 e arshall University Home nie Sue. SIS er, en- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lucas and. Economtcs Dept. open house on daughter, Moundsville w va Friday Th ' · · led b · ey were accompany Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Harry SPRING HAS Miller' and W· K. Mars h3 II ARRIVED AT both of New Haven. ' Attending ""'e Barbara MarCHAPMAN· j shall, Becky Lewis, Pauletta CANADAY Rand~lph, Linda Ord, Bculuh Hutchmson, Sharon Roach Be k B · cy ums, Sonya Yonker, ' Kar~~laats, Jody Athey, Marilyn 99 'llslip. . ie I • Leah Ann Miller June and Jean Bumgarner ' p 'hetuNNIIDII Bumgarner' and Con;ue ::. -4100 hour. >tnyt otod molol '"l>lnotln Corram• U• beautF to tbe Seoltlll!nltlmllr--llda' I alby ' MASON DRIVE-IN Naturallzer Walk ~ 5" X I'IPNllaft. wltbtbj• I MASON. W. VA, ~--~ lw JlowJooman wonder~uUp 95 OPENING NIGHT "'-dcio b-al .................. wllllanldoa oare.. free. BIG FREE SHOW openpu01p Wodnosdoy, March 24 B8llque ioliolo,lcolbe d I ..... ""' -. Yaor . . HANDCRAfTED COI.Ofl TV CNAUifS "lEAST OF SUDAN" Join Our NatHt--HopradUOifonAnthony Qllllyle Sy\ vlo Sylllll Lucky II Shoe Club! CIIbl COft-flltXJS (Technicolor) G:rg':s:!~~;.~ay i. ~eie P:ulse~ Ed1th Wakely M Rb • ~I rs. son IS Reelected by Ch urch Class Counci~ ~d a~ept~ ~nd Basket~ perso~ali.zed ~lhJ!d ~o~~ersBia~ theb· iun~ ~ ~= ·-----'~'::---...:.ln:.:_:~OO:::r:._ INTRO I UCING lfcooL NEW .:u IR ummage Sale P/ d anne By JOF Class ~~~i ~~~~n S~~artM MEIGS THEATRE ONIG~~T'o~~~RSDAY e~, ~Je~dsw':e ~~:~ ford rmERAL f~neral 88 COm/!l..Cl ~~and ·~~~·r,•:,!'!~"• , ~~, AT J ~alter tv fi~h NEW 1966 I - and- "BEHOLD A PALl HORSE" ~ . " ' . •• GretOl'J Petk ...,..,.. 0 £...,- ..,...., ......... holor_1110 _ ....._ ...Ill· , _ . . · . ; , ; ; ; ,; ; ; ,; ; : : . , : . ; :. ; su•IIIE-COLOII PICTURE TUH ZtnMII'I nn Sulllhl... Color l'lolln Tubt "':" an ~na eAtfopt,urn· • tiYittcll,.. wth phuphoe tar'.INfll•• ...... ~ llfllhtor.~~~. ....... . Anthony Quinn FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY March 25-26-27 "SKI PARTY• ll'nnkle Avalon Dw117ne Hickman (Color) -llnii- "'f'IRATION ANAFII" sean CoilnOI')' Chapman-Canaday ,, In tht Middle Bloclc Next to Elbtrftlda ' built better to ·laJt k.H'\a• , RUT~A· ND POMEROY'S QUALITY IHOI ITORI ' l A - '1\1 IH~!I ' FUR. NITUI: . . E ·· - · '-"!J~MD10. Athie~ ~in~f~a~vor~o~l~all~o~tl~ng~all~tickets~~~~~=M=Iddt::''~'~"~== George McMee, 7 Others Will Enter Hall of Fame r 3 ROOMS New Furniture ~99 MASON NBA Playoffs Begin Tonight ~ad -=~~~~~~~~....;...!::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~~=;;;;~;;:: TELEVISION SP ECIALSI·.. . . 1 I ,," 21" G. E. CONSOLE . $1 ";i:e ....... '""'--· $429· O~o I -___ I...,_.,_ -cis McMul-~ 1 anci BRAWNY SCOTCH GRAIN .~>~est ! . 15· th~ 1 i • ,..be Televlslo~ co~age I Waha ma Pupils · Now 26.67~ MariChaI comes to Terms But san dy Don s "II ~ tJ 0ut RECTANGULAR -~ 1 Pomeroy-MJddlepor~ OPEN FRIDAY· NIGHT TIL 9 15·95 ~ moat~IS L Aftend Marsha/1 Open House T:~ .tha~ J /RjfJI/11/0/IIIJ if /i/8 iR/0 •'OPII ~''"J;,.eland, ~ o~ BEFORE SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED ! I j Ohio High School Tourney Games Will be Televised 1wr':'""· Do t W 't BUY NO n aI w ~':h.Mrs. ~ln;;;g;;;.=======iiiiic, Fill-i~='----~_:_------------- St.~: Sale ELBERFELDS--POMEROY I K~r: "Tii_~~,~~~~.;AT• I$5.50 h-. -IJeTD• - Wre~ iJ I OU's B0b wren 0ptiiDIStiC • hur~ THE b:h:~t oft~ ::;;:ta;:; Mr~ A~lman wee~s ~cher ~~ S:::!:i was MrS. prO ff' Gives Easter Devotionals The Southeastern Ohio Ath· COLUMBUS !UPI)-The 19118 Tblrtl Team Mills! Bob Royt, Clearfort; letic League's three Class A United Press lntencational Jim Metzo, Sandusky St. Hugb TerreU, East CliiiiAm; teams - Pomeroy, Middleport Class A All-Ohio high ochool Maryl,l-2; Terry SaiVely, Pow• Jack Hoffman, Yellow Sprlnga; and Nelsonville - failed 1o land basketball teams, wlth lteigbt, hatan Point, f.O; Larry WllBOD, Geae Egbert, Anna; Steve Kilo a player on !he first, secood weight and seasoa scorlq av- DiXIe, 6-5; Russ MerriR Lupn me, Pymatunlag Valley; Delcay or third team All Ohio, but erage; Elm, 1-4; J5lld Jolta Hochateller, Berrier, Ashtabula St. Joinll; Middleport's Gary Stobart and F11'11t Team Bertin Hilaod, f.O. Rich Bell, Mlddlefisld Cardilel; "Wtey aren't yoa like Nelsonville's Bob Richards rat- Kerry Myer•, Celina JCHS, Special MeiiiOil Frank Krauss, Klrtlalld; young men? In lbe spring ed til<> 1966 United Press Inter- 1-3, 175, 29.4, Sr. Dan WDaon, Zanesville Rose- Chutas, Grand VaUey; Kelt Blfo their Janey IIII'IIA ta Jove Batiena\'s Special Mentioo Tom Crosswhite, Dennl... Sl. crau; Gary Stobart Middle- ley, Skyvue; Mark Imhoff, biklng:" ' Marys t;-7, 1115, 28.1 Soph. port; Bob Ricitar<b., Nelson- Crestview; Tom Bilcepr, Law'· Jim Strausbaugh, Wilton, re- Greg McDivitt Windham, 6-8, ville; Breat Aggas, West Mus- renee; Btu Murphy, Newport; i Iceived honorable mention, as 185, 24.7, Sr. klngum; Steve Turnwald, 0111>- Brad Riddle, Caldwell; Jerry did Marv Hale, McArthur, and Robbie Munn, Bridgeport, 8-1, ville; Jim Cox, Archbold; John Osbol'll, Northwestern; Johtl Ernie Hall, Fairland. 17> 24.8, Sr. Eawa, Fairland; Steve Mat- Fraas, Archbold; Tom TUtsday, Wellston's Ed Jac- Jim Peoix, Rossford 1-4, 165, thew, Plcker~R; Joho Stu- mana, New Coacord obs was named All - Ohio First 23.7 Sr. der, Strasburg; Dan Andreas, Glean; Doa Ogletree, Batavia; Team by both AP and UPI. Sec:ood Team Garaway; Ed Schweitzer, Randy Wickiser, New Albany; Todd Snyder, Mike Wren, Mike Blevins, Springboro, 1-~; Anna; Jim Gladieux, Rossford; Roy Strausse, Danville! Athens, and Pet Anderson of Jim Keister, Rittman, 1-5; Ran· Mike nlty Portsmouth Clay; Heimerl, Jolucst01w; Tom Gallipolis, al.ong with Larry Gil- dy Thornberry, Beallsville, U; and Randy Nussbaum, Dalton. US, Aurora; Cody Clark, liland, Wellston, rated honora- Chuck Starbuck, Bellbrook, 1-4 Honorable MeBilon zeysburg; Glen Schlacter, New mention Class AA AP All- and Dave Hammer, Fostoria St. D811 Ange101zi, DennlsoA St. Riegel; Roger Benlley, The. biggest tournament Ohio Tuesday. Wendelin, 8-5. Marys; Roa Gilbert, Kiogs cey Dover; Tim McDaniel. lhe year - the U. S. Table TenWest Musklngum; Kevllt Wil· 62 Comet 2 Daar ni• Open - comes up thl~ week1 • son, Keol State; Herb DeWeese, CATMAN-Unlveralty of KentuckY eerller Thad Jaraea i cyL ltd. ! r end for 13-year-old John Tanne· Mansfield St. Peters; Merv . iJ onlY 6-5, but coacb Adolph Rupp ..,, ho'l ... quiet and bill of Middleport. Nugent, New Lundoa; Daa Mur- \ u a guard." Jaraez, a 10phoml:re, 11 the taneat &tarter 62 Ford Gal. 500 ray, Chillicothe Flaget; John for "Rupp's RUilll," wllo IIIIa tf 1111 The 1965 Boys Under 14 U.s. · Smalley, Guernsey Catholic; LBaron'l belllel{lll; champcon, Tannehill well play ATHENS, 0 . - Ohio Unlver- starring lnfeielders, No. 2 ens) and Jerry McCoBnell (Cai1- Bob Newsome, Chillicothe 1"' first match Friday at sity baseball coach Bob Wren er Lenny Stahl (9-2) and oot- ton) round out the starting staff. gel; Ted Schumacher, RittmBR; p.m. 10 fabulous Coho Hall says he's starting out tic• sea- fielder Jerry France. Basketballer Fred Cluff, Hill.. Steve Foster, Franklin Monroe; Dt1roct '" the Boys Under , son optimistically. This should The most noteabie lo.,, 1st boro soph., will also get a long Russ Spccer, Sprcngboro; . di~cSJon, a . level of play indicate right away the veter- addition to Stahl, was junior look doWil South. Lauer, Caldwell; Bill OWen, Big w cch he hkely well be an diamond master figures to All-America• shortstop Terry Two more All-MAC player•, Walnut; Jcm Strau.shaUj!b, by the quarter fmal round. field another representative Harmo• 1.334), who signed a In addition to Murphy, should , ton; Marv Hale, McArthur; He plays his firs! match club that opens a challenging pro contract with the Phillies furnish the fireworks at the Nell ColemaR, WesUall; FaM unahle !Is obtsln llckoto telecasts ucl 1ltlllOtlltOed the the Boys under 16 Division Sat schedule March 28 at Clemson. last summer. Last year's team, plato. Senior centerfielder Bob Hughes, Rittman; Ernie the Ohio High School following station urdav at 10 a.m. This " the W h ld ba according to NCAB staUstlcs, Willet !Cincinnati Reading) and FWruoodrlanfd;ld MBJ!kl F d' AA basketbbeall bl0 Colmnbus, WLW-C; · h · th' ren, owever, cou ve a fmisb,ed 8th in batting ( 301) junior shortstop Berke Recchen s 10 ; 1 e e co, agam a w EWES-TV; Cinclmtatl, vcscon he tcompdetle3s m M" year difficun time In trymg to equal 9th In pitching 1190 ERA). and back (Euclid) moved by ford; Doug All, Mansfield favorite teams OD WLW-D; 1 ISJnce e urne on ay 1 last . d th he t · • Pet Sta 01 · Yru•••slown 1965. one month before Mav year' recor e s 12th m fielding (.9571. from third base, hit .356 and ers; • WIDe, • • • ...., , h . _ · In Ohm hcstory - when the •·we should hav !air hitting ,3!4 respectively last spring. Scott Chaney •. Lakota, AI A rune-statioa televls\811 WYTV: 31.. I96 '· t e natconal. cut off Bobcats "'"' 28 of 3l games, . . e • Willet, this ear's ca tain er, Pymatumng Valley; work ha• been organized lo , Zanesville, dale for all JUnior dcvcscons. the Mid-Amerccan Conference ti- but pllchmg IS the key to any 'll k 'th y . . p , Barcikowski Burton· Steve Fa- ry the semi-fmal and champ- Wlii1-TV, ucl SteubeaviUe, WS.. successful season, reasoned , WI wor Wl JUnrors J1m Le• • . Tannehill plays out of the 1tie and the lOth poSitcor m the Wren, adding, "and the guts , 1 Vero !Warren I and Larry Mer- zekas, Facrport Harbor; Paul KJnhip game of the Cia AA Columbus Table Tennis club C<JIIegcate baseball rankmg•. the infield has to be replaced." chant (Marion) in the outfield. Buehner, Preble Shawnee; tourney March 2?-:lli at The first semi • llnal game from where 10 other pla)·ers. in- "We 've been outside for a • The pitching staff appears set LeVero, the rlghtlieldcr, hit Seever!, O.k Harbor; Areaa on the Olua State U Marcll25 will be tele•ised start1 eluding several top-ranked men week and this will btlp but the I at this stage with senior right- 311, Berchant .365 as a pinch- cesler, Sandusky St. Mary's; ' YR camp; ; c:mb':;, Co- 1ng at7:30 p.m. with the secollll and women of Ohco also are !<'am is still a long way from ~· bander Tom Murphy (Euclid) hitter a year ago. Roger Geyer, Botkms; ea e,od :• th game scheduled to gel under11 1 entered in the national show. rounding into shape," admitted the anchor man. Murphy was Tabbed for possible starting Habdo, Bruigeport; Bob us, agacn pr ucmg e at 9:30 p.m., barring Chcef obstacles to the Middle- Wren, starting his 18th season the number two winner in the jobs iR the infield in addition to cher, Dalton, Dan Wallace, BILL'S BENEFITS in the first game. pori eighth grader emerging as 131M>lll7) as the head coach. nation last year with a perfect Reicbenbach are basketballer Pcqua Catholic; Paul .. . dlamplonsblp game wm Boys under 16 champion this "That was an exceptional group 10.0 record and 2.32 ERA. Phil Williams (Upper Arling- Twm Valley Soulb; Gary . The orcgmal Gl Btu a 7:30 p.m., Marcil 26. year are Tom Williams, 15, of last year, 'm kind of spoiled," Other starting asslgaments Inn) at first Jim McGregor Ius, Lancaster Bishop FenwiCk; for those who were Ia Returning to handle the play· • Del roil, runnerup !n that dcvi- added Wren. cwld come lrom a quartet of (HarrlsoR) Dick Duncan Alan Welch, Grover Hill; and before Jan. 31,1956, and did not by-play BDRouncing w111 be Ken 1 sion last year; Steve Parsons, Several key positions left op- hurlers headed by senior lefty (AChens) a catcher and J 1m Mike Ye:_gle, Portsmouth East. use thecr benefits and who were Coleman, the voice of 1b 14. Charleston, two-times Boys en by gradyation give Wren an Larry Robinson (Coshocton), Workman (Grove City) at third atlll m sernce slier date.. Browus. Colemaa has 51 Under 14 U. S. champion and immediate problem and once who compiled a 4-0 mark and base. All three are j1111iors. Wren Final NBA Slandlago luty Gl in that posltioa times been voted the top West Virginia's men's champ- he gels his own club squared a- 0"78 REA as a junior. Righthand· bas also givea some considera- By United Press InternaliOIIBI ble lor 18 mo~ths of educalloD be Ohio in the IJio ion; Glen Cowan, 14, of Los round two or three other MAC ers Bob Dixoo (Granville), an lion oR moving Duncan w the Eastern Division if he bad prev~ously used poll of the National Sports1110 Angeles the 1965 runnerup to teams are waiting with title as- ace reliever last spring witb a outfield, Wdlet at third base and W.. L. . Pet. " GB of his 36; but 'lind Sportscasten AssoTannehill for the Boys Under pirations. Gone are four of five 3.0 mark, Bill Wooddell (Ath- Workma1 at second. X-Phila 55 25 .888 er ehgJble H he had used all dation. He will again be assis~ H title, and Roger Lewis, 14, Daily Sentmel, 0. March 23 1966--3 Boston 54 I IIIOIIths under the old benefill. . wllb colnr and stalisties by Columbus. ' ' II-GAME SCHEDULE Cincinnati 45 35 .563 10 Jvnmy Crum, sports dirtctor of Parsons Bnd Tannehill are NEW YORK (UP!) -The New York 30 50 .37> 25 WLW-C, Columbus. 0 teamed in tbeir division doubles National Basketball AsstlCiaWestern Divlsiote There will also be eJtenslve and Dick Farrel, 16. Cleveland, lion, which plans to expand to W. L. Pd. radio coverage of all lolD'Dathird ranked in Ohio men's sinIO teams with the addition el X-Los Angls 45 35 .563 ment games. gles. plays wilh him in the Boys another club, will play an Bl Balt1more 38 42 .475 f will Under JB divi sion. ., g!IDie schedule the next two , St Loucs 36 44 .450 9 on added SlgnllJCance thiS y~ar Last year while slill 12 TanBy RF.Il McMANK homer gave the Philadelphia 1 seasons. 1 San Fra• 35 45 .4311 10 1st light of the. new ticket policy nehill took Mike Pflerlein of . UP! Sports Wrller Phillie< a 3-2 triumph over Los I The NBA college draft will be Detroct . . . 22 58 .275 U the High School Grand Rapids. then lS. I Marichal. si! Koufax and Angeles as the Dodgers held May ll in New York. X-DJVJscon Title le ABSO<Dltion, which .conducts USED CARLOT ,; to five games, losing the Drysdale, no' /dropped their eigllth game in 10 Tuesday's Jl£onlts tournament. This policy Locust 1 Sru- ..._ 21 -.19 in quarter final round. Pet"'1 . ,starts. New York 126 St. Louis 125 elumnates public sale of tickets erlccn then went on to defeat If That:' the developfment f In other games : Ken More than $11 billion is spent (Only game scheduled! ". . rom looe trammg camps o the 1 h d t' · · he Wed d llco oompe"•• liCboob . . Williams and wm the nationa l S F . G.t d +h en's seventh mnmg homer eac year on a ver 1smg m t nes ay'& Games wue • Boys under 16 crown. Lan A ra~ccsc~d am s anh t" e broke a 7-7 ti• and handed the Unlted States, according to the NBA Playoff-Cincinnati at Cobo Hall play continues in- os nge ""ts gerst. asdt e~ wo Washington Senators an 8-7 Encyclopaedia Britannica. lon (Only game scheduled! managemen con mue L•• elr . Two of bueboll's 111<)11 to laJe Saturday night through efforts Tuesdv to sign base" vcctory .over . the Bosto? Red famous pitchers, Ruhe Wad· quarler finAl rounds at 40 ta- bal l's three be-st pitchers. ~x.' wh1le Wllhe Horton s f1rst deU and Chrllty Mathewson1 bh•!ii in all divisipns Semi-finals . , mmng grand-slam homer and once played profellioDII th · The Gcants succeeded m i solo homers by Don Demeter . 1. and f ma1 maces are pay-. · thecr · ace reg · hh footbaU aga!JIIt ea.eb other. s•gncng t an dcr and AI Kaline propelled the fl d d S d ONLY 1n lg()2 Corneilua "Connie e· ,.un ayd a ernoon an mght J M · · h 1 ff 23 d , t . uan arcc a a .cr a - >Y •Detroit Tigers to a 7-4 lriumpll :Mack" McGillicuddy organsmgt an .cen erstase m a holdout. but even a personal AG.OO - l o l - Iii large amphctheater the New Yorkdrove Yankee<. , seating . . . thou- IcaII from Dod ger Presc.dent lover Jackie warner in three CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - for the Chicago Bear.!, co•cch•!d Ized 1 professlonal football team and called it the PhUa· !<ands or table tenms fans. Walter O'Malley failed to budge runs with a homer and single to George McAfee, who starred in pre football until 1962, when delphia Athletlcr. Waddell Sandy Koufax and Don Drys- pace the Californla Ansel• 00 Chicago's historic 7:1<) pasting retired to his ranch In played on this team, which 1 dale 1~ the1r ncgotmhons. . ~n ll-0 victory over the of Washington in the 1940 Bulldog earned his played a Pittsburgh aquad with llathewoon u ill full. Marcchal, who posted a .22-13 Cleveland Indians. National Football League cham- from his borte crushing FURNITURE CO. Irel'ord last season. and fm1shed hack. Mack's team won ond Bind• Up Metl . pionsbip game, will be inducted as a linebacker and MUOH, W.VA. he elalmed the "wOrld'a second to Koufax m earned run I this summer along with seven blocks as a center. cbampionahlp.~ average with 2"14, signed fr a Woody Held belted a two-run other greats into the National Herber is best knowtl for httle more than $70 000. The ho.m~r tn the seventh mmng to . By Uniied Press International '· Dominican Dandy" been give the Baltimore Orioles a 5-3 Professconal Football Hall of pinpoint passes to Green Bay The Natconal Basketball A•so- holdin.g out for $80.000 but victory over the New York Fame. teammate Don Hutson, a ; <latcon playoffs begcn toncght setcled for a compr"'mse Mets. McAfee, 0 Duke graduate charter member of the ball of ! . w1th Boston hosting Cincinnati agreement. Art Mahaffey pitched &eore- who now ofriciates NFL games, fam~ and ene of. the greatest and continue Thursday when Sl. O'Malley placed a call to less tw<>bit ball for lour ucnings Bill Dudley, Joe Guyon Arnie rececvers ever m the NFL. L~~is .travels to ~altimore. . Drysdale and Koufax Tuesday and Pal coc;ates. and Alex Herber, Walt Kiesling.' st....e Herber, the top passer 1st the Were ready, St. Loms buc offered the two pitrhers the Johnson ~ad five hils between Owen Hugh (Shorty) Ray and NFL for three seasons, also playcr<nach Richie Guerin said same contract that had pre- them to hand the St. Louis Clyde' (Bulldog) Turner were played pro ball with the Gi&Rts. Tuesday night after his team viousiy beeR offered them and Cardinals. a 1-4 victory over chose• uoanimously to the four- Kiesling, a jouriltyman tackle cloS<d out its regular season by rejected. Cm~1nnatc: year-<>ld shrine. who played With more than a dropping a 12&-125 decision to Hard Tim•• Pmc!h-httter Frank Boiling Kiesling Owe nd Ra half dozen pro clubs, attended Mohogany Finloh Comolt or the New York Knickerb..,kers. Meanwhile. both the Giants drove ~ the tying •ad winning deceased . • The su.;;.r; college at Sl. Thomas,. Minn. A Low Boy, I Year Guar· "We've bee~ playing our b08t and Dodgers continued to ru~ Wtth a single In the ecghth inductees will he honored here rough hneman, K10slmg later antee on Picture Tube ball all season recently," flounder en the exhibition lnnmg to lead the Atlanta In ceremonies scheduled for became a top-noteh coach. (;uerin said. Baltimore ha• games. Braves to a 4-3 lrlumph over Aug. 'l1 it was announced Ray didn't contribute to the been our toughest team all year . San Francisco, whic'll won its : lhe . Kansas Ccty Athlelscs. Tuesday.' · NFL OR the footbaU field, but in but we're playing very ~oodlf~rst sex gam.es of the spring, I Pitclcer Frank Ca~ptR hit all Owen bose umb lla de- his office where be streami!Red GENERAL ELECTRIC now... ·dropped its fifth straighJi ~~s~ ~aded Single m the last lense ~v:utinnized ~: game the sport in his capacity as Guerin thought the absence of Tuesday, los eng to the Chtcago g1l lo P"':" the Houston/ and ill still let use toda served NFL techmcal adviSOI' and Bal timore's Gus Johnson would Cubs 4-2. . ' .· . ha over the I the New York Giants player supervisor. Roy, of help his club but minimized the Bobby Wines 12th ~~~·~g Don ~uford's e\loop siR le and coach lor 28 year• . Owen, DhnoiS, held the pool from 19311 1 va:ue"• "lbe understand Johnny FIG drove · the !··•·· theg who had a kAacl< for le 956. 1 0 d· ell · liT RESULTS w""""" nm U I · l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiii Green '' en ocng w tn By Untied Press lntenallonal Chicago Wbite Sol defeated the I developing outstanding players II GENERAL ELECTRIC Johnson s place;, He could make WOLVERHAMPTON En- Minnesota Twins 5-4 In 10 from obscure talent, attended II tough for us" gland (UP!) _ Jack ' Bode!~ innings. The Victory was the Uttle Phillill'l Ulliversity in aRidlos and R-rd The Bullels have won seven 20llil B 'lain 1 . ted G . Wbite Sox lith In 13 exhib'tioa Oklahoma. Players " • 2111> ou pocnItaly (10) m-.Igames. ' of .10 ga mes a.•ai nst the Ha wks seppe' M'cgliarl Dudley was an all-around aRodio & T.V. TubH thiS •ea""" and all live games ' ' .. , halfback l.r the Pittsburgh a Antennas anG In Baltcmore, wher~ the. odd NEW YORK CUP!) _ Bobby OPERATION SUCCE9SJIUL Steelers, Detroit Lions and Acces$0rin game of .the five seCI08 well be ,Bartels, 151, New York, out- NEW YORK (UP!)' -S.IdRe- Washington RedskiM, and led a Small Applianplayed.. 1! needed. pointed Hugo Figueroa, l461>, llaa, winner of the Santa Antta the NFL in roshlng and 21" 1.1. COLOR CONIO~I Guerm, toammate Cliff Ha- Chile (8). , Derby and nomlna!tod lor the returnlng punt.! and kickoffs. ~an and .Tom Gola of New Yor~ -Belmont Slakea, had a success· "Bullet Bill" played his ctllep\ayed en Ihecr !mal regular MIAMI BEACH, Fla. <UPI) lui operation on Tuesday to ll&te ball at Virginia, whore be D"' t.il. COLOR CONIO~I ,..son games Tueaday. All -Levi Forte, 198, Miami; out- remove a hone chip 1s IICOI"ed 134 points in r941. !hod UMII 1 three have announced thecr pointed Chip Johnaon, 195, Na- expecte4. to be Mil of.clklllnr Guyon, a standout performer To ntolosst w/t retirement at the close of . ~e ·pies', li'la. (10). aix months. ' at Carlisle and Georgia Tech QBANOS current sea"'"· .. : . and later with several pro 1 . HOUSTON (UP! -Cleveland .The Gull Stream k!Jelll 1111t- clubs, was a blocking back for AJ.,ka Is aboUt one-fifth ·IS WIUiain&, 212, Houston, · cnlt- sla's Ai'ctle pOrt' of Murmanlk JIID 'nlorpe one /; of th6 31 . WY • ., MIDIM•ORT, 0. Jarge.as the contineata148 states pointed Mel Turrbow, 233, Pa~ free of Ice ~ U. a -ben·air~ In the shr• • L 4 I , ,, _ . . _ ._ _,e._ ofthtUnlotl. · · • · ', eraon. N.J. (IOl. ' ' · ' . ..,," '·: ·•' ,", .. 'rumer,, o"lw&-woy Biggest TI Tourney of All 'Coming l;i;;OiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiii;;i.;;:;;;;;_..,;;~~;_;;~;:;._...,...,...,...,_, colo~ rail~ in~~ 'Mar~~·~~·~·~· w~ ann:~•n B~egle. ~rJmm, ~~.~;~~~d ;·~.Ben ~~h::~d ;i~:e~:;;~e r!.':.~g ~ng ~ .!::'me~~· :a; .:~~t~:rphans :~!;t"~ntsk ! ~~~rs. a:~OSPITAL bl~ ~egend I reot . 8 eanme oone Celebrates her Sixth Birthday ;:r:, ~;1• ~ew pln~ed ~~ ~~ursday J ~ a~ M~s. H~aven,'; .,..~ ~oned Around And About M'ddl eoort Whic~l"ned Ne Off ICers E/ected by Past Ch1efs :~gf.o~:'r?l';.:~ylli!W~ew. ~~m P~meroy· J: prescden~ r.,. "! Stobart, Richards are Named,, Special Mention, All Ohioans 1168 I J ,,I I ' ' II !j· II ' ·t if I I I ' ~::~~~ :;:..~ctory !; 12" Portables ·•· ol~icials SALE 25% oH $JCJ-OO "' T.V. ~nd . •'' 16" Portables .• s11' · nerlnrmer. I Mollt..,·"• ,._.. 1.\ H&RFIRESTONE DEALER. �I t'· I ' ' l, 5,0 Y~br Grange Members Honor~d Auxit;~rywill A poUuck dinner honoring 60 "Sll year members preceded lh Threads Among The' Eastman, and Stanford Stockmeetulf of Hemlock Gr ve The organizaUon of Harold Jones is the pre9' Grange 2049 Saturday from past secre- ent master, Eight of the past The honored guests were ' I was given by Stanand Mrs. James A Sml Mr. ord Slocklon. Paat masters of and Mrs. Dorsel StPlth, Include Delbert Wei- v~~ ~old. ~~~e l ton. evenl~ge ~:;e~n !:d ~· : G£:~~e ~~~.M~~;..~:,m:e:::· 1\li /ns f' • pee IOn IS ~;:t~~~: :~~~~~~ Co~ducted by ServeJune 21 Bloodmobile ::,~!:,::i• Mr. 8lld ,,l ...Dally ~n:l, Pomeroy.!rl~ddl~~rt, 0., Marc~~. Emma Smith c· Ie Meets On March 18th Mft. presented Willi many blrlbday silts. Refresbments were serveel at the clese of !lie meellna carrying out the St. .Patrick's Day colora. Attending In addiUon to named were Mro. Jane ll'rlnl: Grimm, masters are sUII members East Main st., Pomeroy, bonA period of reminiscence' and ored their sranddaUihter, DelllrC tales of past Grange meetings on her ltthl was enjoyed. A 50 ear read- The Syracuse Ladles • • ....,. 1'hose attending were ing was given b J ary of the Volunteer Fire Dept. Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Johnaon, The Emma Smith Clr I other readings has decided to serve the blood t!=;n Mr. ""d Mrs. i the Reorganized Church Mr~ rnclud~. on;~ AuxU~ ~.~!,· rece~ly Ke~eth ~~ eJe~~~those ~ia:.~J:O~~nd ~~~~ :L1c:~~~ ~~!~ ~ay ~lnu ~cilt~~;..~~~sD~~~i ::ru:Y.~~ ~:tm:; M~ m~!~~:n!~enMarch 14, the port: •• !",'orville .. Mr! WlYard, who transr.:: C Wh a I •. y, went, Mrs. glara ::d session . was conducted by · Wells Thursday, Marc:;•·ll. Prollltb, Mrs. liah Roush, Mrs, from Carleton Grange. AI" Nelson Dan lyde Will, Inspection was conducted by Who killed the Grange?, Frank the Ada Slack. It Imboden Ro nda meeting was opened de- Jamce Lee, Mrs. Earlene NorThe tables, in whit. cover Leo Story Fr nka cf"':mlngs, Edith Wakely, district deputy, Clark. Several Instrumental se- opened wcth prayer followed by Skip 'Mr :.d j votlons by Mrs. Fay Proffitt Golda GIUIIan, Miss were centered with ·an arrang.: Cook C Ha ton Asa when Theodoru.s Council Daugh- lectlons were presented by Ho- the pledge to the Americ"" Oag. Billy Roush of 'New. Ha e w' and prayer by Una Dotson. Rousb and Mrs. Lucy mont of gold colored Dowers Lanrcln · zib ' wrence 1ters of America met Monday mer Rice and Amos Leonard. Easter baskets are being Va. v n, · The business meeting was Taylor. 1 and the numeral "50" ln gold. Curtis g,Delor~ Ddklfl: Sam / evenlng at the IOOF hall. Visitors were present from worked on and orders are tak- Winning prizes were Chuckle presided over by women's lead----Honored guests seated at ' ay, Amanda Dean Barnltz, councilor, pre- Roc:k Springs and Lodl Granges. en by any .member or to Young, Desiree Kay and Pam. er, Mrs. MyrUe Proffitt. Theme VISITED PARENTS a table With whit. cover and ·•sided and the meeting opened Sylvca Zwilling 992-5162, Ecleen ela June :Imboden. lor the month of March Is "We TAIC Sherman I. Roberts of decorated with the numeral ln ritualistic form. Mrs. Wakelv Clark, 1192-2740; Agnes White, Respond lo His Will in Our opeka, Kansas spent from ''511 and a birthday Cake Iced and Phyllis Rowan, deputy 0 992-24111, or Ada Slack, 992-2601. Personal Consecration." to Sunday here with In whcte and decorated with the Forest Rose were reThese baskets well only be The service project Is a • ma parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shernumeral "50" and roses ]c( ceived officially. Reported ill made as ordered and ne orders 80Dal consecration gift f:;, n Robe-rts_._ __ ~old Gold sheaf cerUfieate• were Margaret Seldenable imwill be taken after April 2. . each member of the departROME "':' presented each by Frank I I proving, Edna Bartels, Helen Mrs. Ralph Robson was reare with men!. A round robln get well Mrs. aiCrk the eldest past master Mr Lawrence Milhoan has Baer, Mabel Wolfe, Kathryn elected president when the Loy- a s na.me on It. Jeannie Boone daUj!hter of card was sent lo Mrs. Eula Mulberry-av h( rle) Morris, prt<ent. been returned to his home on Goodwin Lula Russell. al Helpers class of the Syra" auxchary well serve the the Rev. and Mrs. Donal Proffitt, Mrs. Wells and MilS home after as returned A program was presented N. Fifth Ave. after having been One apphcant, Maxine Moore cuse Methodist church met MonVISit Boone, observed her sixth Detson were pleasantly sur- pitalization In ::e h09' 0 1 0 with the song, , • patienl at Holzer Hospital for was reinstated, af- day evening at the church. I e mo e. Y •. Hud- day at a party held during the p1sed when they each were Ia! Hospital. rans emor_____ _ several weeks where he was ter which IDiimtcon was held The meeting opened . t h san, hostess, served dehccous morn· kinder treated lor a heart condition with Erna Jesse as captain. Psalm 23 in unison f t d refreshments to Clara Laven- M Mr : class:J W Recent guests of Mr. d Wakely asked for a $t.so wilh devotions by Mrso tier, Mildred Pierce, Marie Rlz. edo by Ythe e Visit Elberfelds Busy Housewares Dept Mrs. Arnold Dodaon were Mr. gl I for a home and orphans ta-l Thomas, who read a Sermon- er, Carne Smelser,. Ada Slack, Reynolds with the' art . tl{,. The Mit' Fl ' ' and Mrs. Wayne Burton and ble at the rally and Erna Jesse elte on Psalm 23. A readin Agnes White, Sylvca Zwllhng, The Dlsne land p y. _ _ __ children of Nor.lolk, va. and Mr. named to purchase the / "The of the East:; and Thelma Grueser. Mabel wried out; the \ off!eers were elected at and Mrs. Wliicam Dodson and g P.l flower was given by Mrs. Wil- Pcckens was a contributing hos- napkins and the entertalnme t' the \larch meeting of the Past children of Columbus. I wans were made for the raJ- bam Eichinger. Mrs Orville tess. The Rev. Boone showed l'hiefs of Meig• Temple Pytl> Mrs. Charles Searles and ~ thhic~Owlil be held March 31, Crooks was welcomed as a slides taken during a recent '"'i Siscecs Monday evening at daughter, Mrs. Don Becker and I ~ e OF bali. It was voted new member. trip through Disneyland and !he home of Mrs William AU daUj!hter, Lisa, have returned t the rally tax and a con- A contributiOn of $50 Iff also five zoos they had visited nwn Mrs Betty Riggs from Arlington, Va. where they ;' u wn of $5 was voted to the made to the parsonage fund Mrs Boone served . den t. was m charge. ' p - spent several days Wllh Mr. and fund. The dm- A round robin get well Pard mint 'suck Ice cream The new slale of officers ln- 1Mrs. Walter Murray Harris and at Federa will be served was sent to .Mrs. Eldon Will al late cupcakea decorab.cJ with <'IIJdes Mrs. Phil Meinhart son, Walter. Mrs. Becker's son, P nd ted hurch at 5:30 Holzer Hospital. Other offieefs Che numeral "6" Jeannie chose P'" rdent; Mrs. George Childs: Gregory, remamed with his I are to be elected were Mrs. Melvm Jas her helpers a'n.! guests, Trirreas url'r and Mrs. Kad OwMr. and Mrs ' A practice VICe president; Mrs MASON- Mrs. Ray Proffitt, na Gibbs, David Boone, Tracy I ,n seeretary f Mr /c er. i Sunday at 2 p.m ce for cllcam Houdashelt, secretary; Mason presented Easter devo- Burdette, Valorie Lewl•, Jaye ' 'l'he meellng was opened ~ . an Mrs. Randolph Ward Mrs. Bee le on Mrs. Royal Thomas, assistant tionals when the Sunshine Class Ord, Carmen Thoma, Marcia 1111h ' The Lord'• Prayer" in i Do; of Coundl pr!ented Mrs. Helen Da.me- of the Mason Methodist Churcn Cale, Judy McLeod and John "i"''" The traveling prize ' cently with Mrs. J . Vl~e re- Mrs. Wakely and gifts were se t f E' h.' ~asurer, Mrs. Wilham met on Thursday evening at1 the Russell. wa~ <JwurdM to Mrs Meinhart M d . am~ urray. to Edith Betzm d M n J IC mger, assistant treasurer; church. A reading titled 'The ----1 New hlib-velocity, easy·to~lean und "·""'' and gifts were pre- ' erl.' p:~i:~~v Bill ?cxond (Bev- Seidennbel. A g~1 ':;as al~~g;re~ l ;~rl kB. Wl'feese, teacher; Mrs. White Lily" was given by the RETURNS TO POST 5·element blade ' st-nted to Mrs Bigg! in honor: the·. . e re ~e . to sented to Erna J r~ I an lnebrenner, assistant leader. S.-8gt. Ernest E. Imboden • Retracliblo com1~rt·grlp. handle of her bcrthday The next meet- I! afte~ ;e~:. m Pon~:c, Mich. from the team At"~~ ~aptac~ te~cl~r: Mrs. Damon Farrell The refresfiment table wss (Gene) has returned to CaliforFANS • finger·Juard Protective Grillo mg I\ as scheduled te meet at h' mg severa ays With the meeting r~fresh c ose o an rs. Thomas Hayman flow- decorated in keeping with St ma where he will depart for lh~ home uf Mrs. George Ch!ld!l. l ~~ ~rents~M;. and Mrs. John served. ' ments were ~committee: and Mrs. Royal Patrick's Day. Hostesses wer~ Viet Nam. He recently spent • Cqgis tjjj ta 5 1ooms The reudings were gi"~oen m- ' Joi~~~on t~ au~hter, Sharon. omas, cards. Mrs. Ray Proffitt and Mrs Rus- a .ao day ,furlough with bls d udmg "The Bachelor " d g e family were Mr. The meetmg closed with the sell Capehart. Mrs Albert w•fe, family and friend•. His brought bv Mrs Pal Gallagh~r ' :~n ~·~· ~·~,a~ Conger and I M~pah benedictcon, afler whcch i Swatzel, president, . presided wife, . Mrs. Wanda Imboden ' and read by Mrs Biggs and . . . .o ac son. A dmner l /s a essert course was served by durmg a brief business meet- <Kaptma) and children, Pam "A lAIIIe Bit of read : ;; of the Mrs. Wilham Houdashelt ing prior to the social hour. Roger and Skip, will reside..; ' by \I! s Biggs Games were ' Mrs Dale M . .h Attending were Mrs. Murl Kerr St. In Pomeroy until he and prizes won by Mrs turned from "wh' re- Plans we d f 4tl! Birthday of Megee, Mrs. William Fry, Mrs. returns. ' \1e h t M Pt ., us ere re rna e or a rum- D I . Lester Zerkle Ml Hild '" " · rs e er Stace. t oht has spent the past week mage sale Mav 5-7 when the aug Iter Hoflored • . """ a, \1" Gallagher and Mrs. Riggs , wcth h<>r son and family, Mr. JOF class of the United Mctho- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Imboden, ~:~ Lorena Wecss, Mrs. Mar- ! I served a salad and Mrs James Mourmng and d1st church met Monda evenSt. m Pomeroy, honored Frame, Mrs. Mary John- 1 rnurse at the elose of the ev.n"' chcldren. Dale and Juli and their lng at !be church. y thecr daughter, Pamela, on her ' Pearl Roush, Mro. new baby son, James Michael. Mrs. Marie Chapman, res!- 4th bcrthday recently. ! Stewa""" Swatzel, Mrs. Helen r ~- : Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Walburn dent, was In charge of the ~eel- Attendcng were Mrs. Neva rt, Mrs. Donald Foglesong, /and children of Vienna, W. Va. ing which opened with devotions Gr1mon and Descree of PomeMrs. Ev. i spent the weekend with their by Mrs. Antone Lucke who read roy; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Irn- ding and Mas, Prlss. ary DudPomeroy, Ohio , parents, Mr. and Mn. Verner excerpts from the book Man boden and Peggy of Middleport: rs. • offllt. T I See and son, Keith, and Mr. and Morals and Maturity, by Nor: Mr. and. Mrs. Frankhn ImbodCO~ Mrs. Rayma,nd Walblll'll aDd man Vincent Peale. Members Melessa, Debbie, Teresa, Out f to FOR riJUI family. responded lo roll call with Kimberly, Timothy and Tony . -o- wn re atives and flfr • ltll Fridov thru Tuesdoy Mr. and Mrs. Noah Haskins meditation or verse concernin: of Syracuse; Mrs. Mary LongO: :•r the of • =:.::.: Uflj fl. Morch 25·29 were dinner guests Sunday of Lent. netle and children of Tuppers · . · . , ormer Middleport llir • WALT DISNEY'S Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sowm at Proceeds lrom the rumma Ptams; Mr and Mrs. Jaek Lu"" resident, mcluded his family, " 111111'111 • ,J. 11 their home in Wellston. Joining sale will be used toward and Terry of Middleport, Mro. Wayne (Bracky) _... ' ',f " ' " ' Haylf'y Mills. Dean Jones them were their daughter and purchase Qf a refrigerator for ::er Allen and Skip~r Im- Beachand ~n, Billy, West Palm ,, ~ Dorothy Provme , son-en-law, Mr. and Mrs. Char- the church kitchen. It was _I en of Pomeroy. 'Fla., and Mr. and Mr.. by • Fl;nt les Haskcns of McArthur. The cided to have a white ele h::t Wm?mg prczes were KimberBeahm, Knoxville,' J r Admlsolon 75, 140c birthday anniversary of Mrs sale at the April meeting PM ly, Timot:Jy, Melissa Imboden Donn.' his stster, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haskins was observed. Dwight Parker M rs. and Terry Lunsford. n Graber, Cleveland; and - - - - - - ------' and Mrs ' rs. . ucke brother, Curtis E. Wood Englewere ..,;. Gerald Wlcdermuth 4-H COUNCIL MEETS wood, Calif; Mr. and Mrs Ceo for the s:'ct~.:'ur~~:se tal~s .The Meigs County 4-H Coun- cil Hype and son, Ansieact, ies for the alta/at a so hi- ~ ell met recently at the Exten- W. V~.; Mr.~ Mrs. Vernon ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Mrs. Eddie SrnithE:ter. scon offiCe to discuss a boat Hawkcns, Marcon;. Mrs. Aulta a hymn quiz and a B'b~ucted mlrlp, the Junior leaders pro- ~edway, Oak Hill, W. Va.; during the r ' e quLZ gram and the potato chip sale . and Mrs. Duel Hawkins and which a des~e~~~rs~·:~ after Attending were C. E. Blakes: daughtor, Cottageville, W. Va.; ved by Mrs E s ser- lee, Mi" Margaret Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Legg and and Mrs G~ I vereU Thomas Mrs. Roy Holter Clair Wood." family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nay. ra d Wcldennuth. Patricia Koblent;, Sharon Hoi: lor, Ravenswood; Mr. and Mrs. ter, Sally Mora, Patricia Dorst C. M. B~rnetl, Charleston, W. Jennifer Blakeslee John Mer.: Va.; Wilham Senate, Sam Horditb and Alan Gibson ton, Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs Everett Noble, Charl08 Noble: VISITS SISTER ~lnceton, w. Va.; and Mr. and Complete Selection M Nancy Thompson, Beech _ st "· W. !f. Arlnglon and Mrs. of stu/S~N ,- Several Wahama i Pomeroy, daughter of Mr and ~y Scott, London, W. Va.; en a ong With their Home . Mrs. Danny Thorn son . . and Mrs. A. E. Gautier Jarman Shoot E.con~lcs teacher, Mrs. Da- uLltUe Sister" p ' spe:~t Mr, i.nd Mrs. William Noms' For Men v~d ;Iller, of Middleport attend- Universily with w:!ke~dl at ~hJO Lake Kanode, Coiumbuo; 11.95 e arshall University Home nie Sue. SIS er, en- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lucas and. Economtcs Dept. open house on daughter, Moundsville w va Friday Th ' · · led b · ey were accompany Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Harry SPRING HAS Miller' and W· K. Mars h3 II ARRIVED AT both of New Haven. ' Attending ""'e Barbara MarCHAPMAN· j shall, Becky Lewis, Pauletta CANADAY Rand~lph, Linda Ord, Bculuh Hutchmson, Sharon Roach Be k B · cy ums, Sonya Yonker, ' Kar~~laats, Jody Athey, Marilyn 99 'llslip. . ie I • Leah Ann Miller June and Jean Bumgarner ' p 'hetuNNIIDII Bumgarner' and Con;ue ::. -4100 hour. >tnyt otod molol '"l>lnotln Corram• U• beautF to tbe Seoltlll!nltlmllr--llda' I alby ' MASON DRIVE-IN Naturallzer Walk ~ 5" X I'IPNllaft. wltbtbj• I MASON. W. VA, ~--~ lw JlowJooman wonder~uUp 95 OPENING NIGHT "'-dcio b-al .................. wllllanldoa oare.. free. BIG FREE SHOW openpu01p Wodnosdoy, March 24 B8llque ioliolo,lcolbe d I ..... ""' -. Yaor . . HANDCRAfTED COI.Ofl TV CNAUifS "lEAST OF SUDAN" Join Our NatHt--HopradUOifonAnthony Qllllyle Sy\ vlo Sylllll Lucky II Shoe Club! CIIbl COft-flltXJS (Technicolor) G:rg':s:!~~;.~ay i. ~eie P:ulse~ Ed1th Wakely M Rb • ~I rs. son IS Reelected by Ch urch Class Counci~ ~d a~ept~ ~nd Basket~ perso~ali.zed ~lhJ!d ~o~~ersBia~ theb· iun~ ~ ~= ·-----'~'::---...:.ln:.:_:~OO:::r:._ INTRO I UCING lfcooL NEW .:u IR ummage Sale P/ d anne By JOF Class ~~~i ~~~~n S~~artM MEIGS THEATRE ONIG~~T'o~~~RSDAY e~, ~Je~dsw':e ~~:~ ford rmERAL f~neral 88 COm/!l..Cl ~~and ·~~~·r,•:,!'!~"• , ~~, AT J ~alter tv fi~h NEW 1966 I - and- "BEHOLD A PALl HORSE" ~ . " ' . •• GretOl'J Petk ...,..,.. 0 £...,- ..,...., ......... holor_1110 _ ....._ ...Ill· , _ . . · . ; , ; ; ; ,; ; ; ,; ; : : . , : . ; :. ; su•IIIE-COLOII PICTURE TUH ZtnMII'I nn Sulllhl... Color l'lolln Tubt "':" an ~na eAtfopt,urn· • tiYittcll,.. wth phuphoe tar'.INfll•• ...... ~ llfllhtor.~~~. ....... . Anthony Quinn FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY March 25-26-27 "SKI PARTY• ll'nnkle Avalon Dw117ne Hickman (Color) -llnii- "'f'IRATION ANAFII" sean CoilnOI')' Chapman-Canaday ,, In tht Middle Bloclc Next to Elbtrftlda ' built better to ·laJt k.H'\a• , RUT~A· ND POMEROY'S QUALITY IHOI ITORI ' l A - '1\1 IH~!I ' FUR. NITUI: . . E ·· - · '-"!J~MD10. Athie~ ~in~f~a~vor~o~l~all~o~tl~ng~all~tickets~~~~~=M=Iddt::''~'~"~== George McMee, 7 Others Will Enter Hall of Fame r 3 ROOMS New Furniture ~99 MASON NBA Playoffs Begin Tonight ~ad -=~~~~~~~~....;...!::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~~=;;;;~;;:: TELEVISION SP ECIALSI·.. . . 1 I ,," 21" G. E. CONSOLE . $1 ";i:e ....... '""'--· $429· O~o I -___ I...,_.,_ -cis McMul-~ 1 anci BRAWNY SCOTCH GRAIN .~>~est ! . 15· th~ 1 i • ,..be Televlslo~ co~age I Waha ma Pupils · Now 26.67~ MariChaI comes to Terms But san dy Don s "II ~ tJ 0ut RECTANGULAR -~ 1 Pomeroy-MJddlepor~ OPEN FRIDAY· NIGHT TIL 9 15·95 ~ moat~IS L Aftend Marsha/1 Open House T:~ .tha~ J /RjfJI/11/0/IIIJ if /i/8 iR/0 •'OPII ~''"J;,.eland, ~ o~ BEFORE SUPPLY IS EXHAUSTED ! I j Ohio High School Tourney Games Will be Televised 1wr':'""· Do t W 't BUY NO n aI w ~':h.Mrs. ~ln;;;g;;;.=======iiiiic, Fill-i~='----~_:_------------- St.~: Sale ELBERFELDS--POMEROY I K~r: "Tii_~~,~~~~.;AT• I$5.50 h-. -IJeTD• - Wre~ iJ I OU's B0b wren 0ptiiDIStiC • hur~ THE b:h:~t oft~ ::;;:ta;:; Mr~ A~lman wee~s ~cher ~~ S:::!:i was MrS. prO ff' Gives Easter Devotionals The Southeastern Ohio Ath· COLUMBUS !UPI)-The 19118 Tblrtl Team Mills! Bob Royt, Clearfort; letic League's three Class A United Press lntencational Jim Metzo, Sandusky St. Hugb TerreU, East CliiiiAm; teams - Pomeroy, Middleport Class A All-Ohio high ochool Maryl,l-2; Terry SaiVely, Pow• Jack Hoffman, Yellow Sprlnga; and Nelsonville - failed 1o land basketball teams, wlth lteigbt, hatan Point, f.O; Larry WllBOD, Geae Egbert, Anna; Steve Kilo a player on !he first, secood weight and seasoa scorlq av- DiXIe, 6-5; Russ MerriR Lupn me, Pymatunlag Valley; Delcay or third team All Ohio, but erage; Elm, 1-4; J5lld Jolta Hochateller, Berrier, Ashtabula St. Joinll; Middleport's Gary Stobart and F11'11t Team Bertin Hilaod, f.O. Rich Bell, Mlddlefisld Cardilel; "Wtey aren't yoa like Nelsonville's Bob Richards rat- Kerry Myer•, Celina JCHS, Special MeiiiOil Frank Krauss, Klrtlalld; young men? In lbe spring ed til<> 1966 United Press Inter- 1-3, 175, 29.4, Sr. Dan WDaon, Zanesville Rose- Chutas, Grand VaUey; Kelt Blfo their Janey IIII'IIA ta Jove Batiena\'s Special Mentioo Tom Crosswhite, Dennl... Sl. crau; Gary Stobart Middle- ley, Skyvue; Mark Imhoff, biklng:" ' Marys t;-7, 1115, 28.1 Soph. port; Bob Ricitar<b., Nelson- Crestview; Tom Bilcepr, Law'· Jim Strausbaugh, Wilton, re- Greg McDivitt Windham, 6-8, ville; Breat Aggas, West Mus- renee; Btu Murphy, Newport; i Iceived honorable mention, as 185, 24.7, Sr. klngum; Steve Turnwald, 0111>- Brad Riddle, Caldwell; Jerry did Marv Hale, McArthur, and Robbie Munn, Bridgeport, 8-1, ville; Jim Cox, Archbold; John Osbol'll, Northwestern; Johtl Ernie Hall, Fairland. 17> 24.8, Sr. Eawa, Fairland; Steve Mat- Fraas, Archbold; Tom TUtsday, Wellston's Ed Jac- Jim Peoix, Rossford 1-4, 165, thew, Plcker~R; Joho Stu- mana, New Coacord obs was named All - Ohio First 23.7 Sr. der, Strasburg; Dan Andreas, Glean; Doa Ogletree, Batavia; Team by both AP and UPI. Sec:ood Team Garaway; Ed Schweitzer, Randy Wickiser, New Albany; Todd Snyder, Mike Wren, Mike Blevins, Springboro, 1-~; Anna; Jim Gladieux, Rossford; Roy Strausse, Danville! Athens, and Pet Anderson of Jim Keister, Rittman, 1-5; Ran· Mike nlty Portsmouth Clay; Heimerl, Jolucst01w; Tom Gallipolis, al.ong with Larry Gil- dy Thornberry, Beallsville, U; and Randy Nussbaum, Dalton. US, Aurora; Cody Clark, liland, Wellston, rated honora- Chuck Starbuck, Bellbrook, 1-4 Honorable MeBilon zeysburg; Glen Schlacter, New mention Class AA AP All- and Dave Hammer, Fostoria St. D811 Ange101zi, DennlsoA St. Riegel; Roger Benlley, The. biggest tournament Ohio Tuesday. Wendelin, 8-5. Marys; Roa Gilbert, Kiogs cey Dover; Tim McDaniel. lhe year - the U. S. Table TenWest Musklngum; Kevllt Wil· 62 Comet 2 Daar ni• Open - comes up thl~ week1 • son, Keol State; Herb DeWeese, CATMAN-Unlveralty of KentuckY eerller Thad Jaraea i cyL ltd. ! r end for 13-year-old John Tanne· Mansfield St. Peters; Merv . iJ onlY 6-5, but coacb Adolph Rupp ..,, ho'l ... quiet and bill of Middleport. Nugent, New Lundoa; Daa Mur- \ u a guard." Jaraez, a 10phoml:re, 11 the taneat &tarter 62 Ford Gal. 500 ray, Chillicothe Flaget; John for "Rupp's RUilll," wllo IIIIa tf 1111 The 1965 Boys Under 14 U.s. · Smalley, Guernsey Catholic; LBaron'l belllel{lll; champcon, Tannehill well play ATHENS, 0 . - Ohio Unlver- starring lnfeielders, No. 2 ens) and Jerry McCoBnell (Cai1- Bob Newsome, Chillicothe 1"' first match Friday at sity baseball coach Bob Wren er Lenny Stahl (9-2) and oot- ton) round out the starting staff. gel; Ted Schumacher, RittmBR; p.m. 10 fabulous Coho Hall says he's starting out tic• sea- fielder Jerry France. Basketballer Fred Cluff, Hill.. Steve Foster, Franklin Monroe; Dt1roct '" the Boys Under , son optimistically. This should The most noteabie lo.,, 1st boro soph., will also get a long Russ Spccer, Sprcngboro; . di~cSJon, a . level of play indicate right away the veter- addition to Stahl, was junior look doWil South. Lauer, Caldwell; Bill OWen, Big w cch he hkely well be an diamond master figures to All-America• shortstop Terry Two more All-MAC player•, Walnut; Jcm Strau.shaUj!b, by the quarter fmal round. field another representative Harmo• 1.334), who signed a In addition to Murphy, should , ton; Marv Hale, McArthur; He plays his firs! match club that opens a challenging pro contract with the Phillies furnish the fireworks at the Nell ColemaR, WesUall; FaM unahle !Is obtsln llckoto telecasts ucl 1ltlllOtlltOed the the Boys under 16 Division Sat schedule March 28 at Clemson. last summer. Last year's team, plato. Senior centerfielder Bob Hughes, Rittman; Ernie the Ohio High School following station urdav at 10 a.m. This " the W h ld ba according to NCAB staUstlcs, Willet !Cincinnati Reading) and FWruoodrlanfd;ld MBJ!kl F d' AA basketbbeall bl0 Colmnbus, WLW-C; · h · th' ren, owever, cou ve a fmisb,ed 8th in batting ( 301) junior shortstop Berke Recchen s 10 ; 1 e e co, agam a w EWES-TV; Cinclmtatl, vcscon he tcompdetle3s m M" year difficun time In trymg to equal 9th In pitching 1190 ERA). and back (Euclid) moved by ford; Doug All, Mansfield favorite teams OD WLW-D; 1 ISJnce e urne on ay 1 last . d th he t · • Pet Sta 01 · Yru•••slown 1965. one month before Mav year' recor e s 12th m fielding (.9571. from third base, hit .356 and ers; • WIDe, • • • ...., , h . _ · In Ohm hcstory - when the •·we should hav !air hitting ,3!4 respectively last spring. Scott Chaney •. Lakota, AI A rune-statioa televls\811 WYTV: 31.. I96 '· t e natconal. cut off Bobcats "'"' 28 of 3l games, . . e • Willet, this ear's ca tain er, Pymatumng Valley; work ha• been organized lo , Zanesville, dale for all JUnior dcvcscons. the Mid-Amerccan Conference ti- but pllchmg IS the key to any 'll k 'th y . . p , Barcikowski Burton· Steve Fa- ry the semi-fmal and champ- Wlii1-TV, ucl SteubeaviUe, WS.. successful season, reasoned , WI wor Wl JUnrors J1m Le• • . Tannehill plays out of the 1tie and the lOth poSitcor m the Wren, adding, "and the guts , 1 Vero !Warren I and Larry Mer- zekas, Facrport Harbor; Paul KJnhip game of the Cia AA Columbus Table Tennis club C<JIIegcate baseball rankmg•. the infield has to be replaced." chant (Marion) in the outfield. Buehner, Preble Shawnee; tourney March 2?-:lli at The first semi • llnal game from where 10 other pla)·ers. in- "We 've been outside for a • The pitching staff appears set LeVero, the rlghtlieldcr, hit Seever!, O.k Harbor; Areaa on the Olua State U Marcll25 will be tele•ised start1 eluding several top-ranked men week and this will btlp but the I at this stage with senior right- 311, Berchant .365 as a pinch- cesler, Sandusky St. Mary's; ' YR camp; ; c:mb':;, Co- 1ng at7:30 p.m. with the secollll and women of Ohco also are !<'am is still a long way from ~· bander Tom Murphy (Euclid) hitter a year ago. Roger Geyer, Botkms; ea e,od :• th game scheduled to gel under11 1 entered in the national show. rounding into shape," admitted the anchor man. Murphy was Tabbed for possible starting Habdo, Bruigeport; Bob us, agacn pr ucmg e at 9:30 p.m., barring Chcef obstacles to the Middle- Wren, starting his 18th season the number two winner in the jobs iR the infield in addition to cher, Dalton, Dan Wallace, BILL'S BENEFITS in the first game. pori eighth grader emerging as 131M>lll7) as the head coach. nation last year with a perfect Reicbenbach are basketballer Pcqua Catholic; Paul .. . dlamplonsblp game wm Boys under 16 champion this "That was an exceptional group 10.0 record and 2.32 ERA. Phil Williams (Upper Arling- Twm Valley Soulb; Gary . The orcgmal Gl Btu a 7:30 p.m., Marcil 26. year are Tom Williams, 15, of last year, 'm kind of spoiled," Other starting asslgaments Inn) at first Jim McGregor Ius, Lancaster Bishop FenwiCk; for those who were Ia Returning to handle the play· • Del roil, runnerup !n that dcvi- added Wren. cwld come lrom a quartet of (HarrlsoR) Dick Duncan Alan Welch, Grover Hill; and before Jan. 31,1956, and did not by-play BDRouncing w111 be Ken 1 sion last year; Steve Parsons, Several key positions left op- hurlers headed by senior lefty (AChens) a catcher and J 1m Mike Ye:_gle, Portsmouth East. use thecr benefits and who were Coleman, the voice of 1b 14. Charleston, two-times Boys en by gradyation give Wren an Larry Robinson (Coshocton), Workman (Grove City) at third atlll m sernce slier date.. Browus. Colemaa has 51 Under 14 U. S. champion and immediate problem and once who compiled a 4-0 mark and base. All three are j1111iors. Wren Final NBA Slandlago luty Gl in that posltioa times been voted the top West Virginia's men's champ- he gels his own club squared a- 0"78 REA as a junior. Righthand· bas also givea some considera- By United Press InternaliOIIBI ble lor 18 mo~ths of educalloD be Ohio in the IJio ion; Glen Cowan, 14, of Los round two or three other MAC ers Bob Dixoo (Granville), an lion oR moving Duncan w the Eastern Division if he bad prev~ously used poll of the National Sports1110 Angeles the 1965 runnerup to teams are waiting with title as- ace reliever last spring witb a outfield, Wdlet at third base and W.. L. . Pet. " GB of his 36; but 'lind Sportscasten AssoTannehill for the Boys Under pirations. Gone are four of five 3.0 mark, Bill Wooddell (Ath- Workma1 at second. X-Phila 55 25 .888 er ehgJble H he had used all dation. He will again be assis~ H title, and Roger Lewis, 14, Daily Sentmel, 0. March 23 1966--3 Boston 54 I IIIOIIths under the old benefill. . wllb colnr and stalisties by Columbus. ' ' II-GAME SCHEDULE Cincinnati 45 35 .563 10 Jvnmy Crum, sports dirtctor of Parsons Bnd Tannehill are NEW YORK (UP!) -The New York 30 50 .37> 25 WLW-C, Columbus. 0 teamed in tbeir division doubles National Basketball AsstlCiaWestern Divlsiote There will also be eJtenslve and Dick Farrel, 16. Cleveland, lion, which plans to expand to W. L. Pd. radio coverage of all lolD'Dathird ranked in Ohio men's sinIO teams with the addition el X-Los Angls 45 35 .563 ment games. gles. plays wilh him in the Boys another club, will play an Bl Balt1more 38 42 .475 f will Under JB divi sion. ., g!IDie schedule the next two , St Loucs 36 44 .450 9 on added SlgnllJCance thiS y~ar Last year while slill 12 TanBy RF.Il McMANK homer gave the Philadelphia 1 seasons. 1 San Fra• 35 45 .4311 10 1st light of the. new ticket policy nehill took Mike Pflerlein of . UP! Sports Wrller Phillie< a 3-2 triumph over Los I The NBA college draft will be Detroct . . . 22 58 .275 U the High School Grand Rapids. then lS. I Marichal. si! Koufax and Angeles as the Dodgers held May ll in New York. X-DJVJscon Title le ABSO<Dltion, which .conducts USED CARLOT ,; to five games, losing the Drysdale, no' /dropped their eigllth game in 10 Tuesday's Jl£onlts tournament. This policy Locust 1 Sru- ..._ 21 -.19 in quarter final round. Pet"'1 . ,starts. New York 126 St. Louis 125 elumnates public sale of tickets erlccn then went on to defeat If That:' the developfment f In other games : Ken More than $11 billion is spent (Only game scheduled! ". . rom looe trammg camps o the 1 h d t' · · he Wed d llco oompe"•• liCboob . . Williams and wm the nationa l S F . G.t d +h en's seventh mnmg homer eac year on a ver 1smg m t nes ay'& Games wue • Boys under 16 crown. Lan A ra~ccsc~d am s anh t" e broke a 7-7 ti• and handed the Unlted States, according to the NBA Playoff-Cincinnati at Cobo Hall play continues in- os nge ""ts gerst. asdt e~ wo Washington Senators an 8-7 Encyclopaedia Britannica. lon (Only game scheduled! managemen con mue L•• elr . Two of bueboll's 111<)11 to laJe Saturday night through efforts Tuesdv to sign base" vcctory .over . the Bosto? Red famous pitchers, Ruhe Wad· quarler finAl rounds at 40 ta- bal l's three be-st pitchers. ~x.' wh1le Wllhe Horton s f1rst deU and Chrllty Mathewson1 bh•!ii in all divisipns Semi-finals . , mmng grand-slam homer and once played profellioDII th · The Gcants succeeded m i solo homers by Don Demeter . 1. and f ma1 maces are pay-. · thecr · ace reg · hh footbaU aga!JIIt ea.eb other. s•gncng t an dcr and AI Kaline propelled the fl d d S d ONLY 1n lg()2 Corneilua "Connie e· ,.un ayd a ernoon an mght J M · · h 1 ff 23 d , t . uan arcc a a .cr a - >Y •Detroit Tigers to a 7-4 lriumpll :Mack" McGillicuddy organsmgt an .cen erstase m a holdout. but even a personal AG.OO - l o l - Iii large amphctheater the New Yorkdrove Yankee<. , seating . . . thou- IcaII from Dod ger Presc.dent lover Jackie warner in three CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - for the Chicago Bear.!, co•cch•!d Ized 1 professlonal football team and called it the PhUa· !<ands or table tenms fans. Walter O'Malley failed to budge runs with a homer and single to George McAfee, who starred in pre football until 1962, when delphia Athletlcr. Waddell Sandy Koufax and Don Drys- pace the Californla Ansel• 00 Chicago's historic 7:1<) pasting retired to his ranch In played on this team, which 1 dale 1~ the1r ncgotmhons. . ~n ll-0 victory over the of Washington in the 1940 Bulldog earned his played a Pittsburgh aquad with llathewoon u ill full. Marcchal, who posted a .22-13 Cleveland Indians. National Football League cham- from his borte crushing FURNITURE CO. Irel'ord last season. and fm1shed hack. Mack's team won ond Bind• Up Metl . pionsbip game, will be inducted as a linebacker and MUOH, W.VA. he elalmed the "wOrld'a second to Koufax m earned run I this summer along with seven blocks as a center. cbampionahlp.~ average with 2"14, signed fr a Woody Held belted a two-run other greats into the National Herber is best knowtl for httle more than $70 000. The ho.m~r tn the seventh mmng to . By Uniied Press International '· Dominican Dandy" been give the Baltimore Orioles a 5-3 Professconal Football Hall of pinpoint passes to Green Bay The Natconal Basketball A•so- holdin.g out for $80.000 but victory over the New York Fame. teammate Don Hutson, a ; <latcon playoffs begcn toncght setcled for a compr"'mse Mets. McAfee, 0 Duke graduate charter member of the ball of ! . w1th Boston hosting Cincinnati agreement. Art Mahaffey pitched &eore- who now ofriciates NFL games, fam~ and ene of. the greatest and continue Thursday when Sl. O'Malley placed a call to less tw<>bit ball for lour ucnings Bill Dudley, Joe Guyon Arnie rececvers ever m the NFL. L~~is .travels to ~altimore. . Drysdale and Koufax Tuesday and Pal coc;ates. and Alex Herber, Walt Kiesling.' st....e Herber, the top passer 1st the Were ready, St. Loms buc offered the two pitrhers the Johnson ~ad five hils between Owen Hugh (Shorty) Ray and NFL for three seasons, also playcr<nach Richie Guerin said same contract that had pre- them to hand the St. Louis Clyde' (Bulldog) Turner were played pro ball with the Gi&Rts. Tuesday night after his team viousiy beeR offered them and Cardinals. a 1-4 victory over chose• uoanimously to the four- Kiesling, a jouriltyman tackle cloS<d out its regular season by rejected. Cm~1nnatc: year-<>ld shrine. who played With more than a dropping a 12&-125 decision to Hard Tim•• Pmc!h-httter Frank Boiling Kiesling Owe nd Ra half dozen pro clubs, attended Mohogany Finloh Comolt or the New York Knickerb..,kers. Meanwhile. both the Giants drove ~ the tying •ad winning deceased . • The su.;;.r; college at Sl. Thomas,. Minn. A Low Boy, I Year Guar· "We've bee~ playing our b08t and Dodgers continued to ru~ Wtth a single In the ecghth inductees will he honored here rough hneman, K10slmg later antee on Picture Tube ball all season recently," flounder en the exhibition lnnmg to lead the Atlanta In ceremonies scheduled for became a top-noteh coach. (;uerin said. Baltimore ha• games. Braves to a 4-3 lrlumph over Aug. 'l1 it was announced Ray didn't contribute to the been our toughest team all year . San Francisco, whic'll won its : lhe . Kansas Ccty Athlelscs. Tuesday.' · NFL OR the footbaU field, but in but we're playing very ~oodlf~rst sex gam.es of the spring, I Pitclcer Frank Ca~ptR hit all Owen bose umb lla de- his office where be streami!Red GENERAL ELECTRIC now... ·dropped its fifth straighJi ~~s~ ~aded Single m the last lense ~v:utinnized ~: game the sport in his capacity as Guerin thought the absence of Tuesday, los eng to the Chtcago g1l lo P"':" the Houston/ and ill still let use toda served NFL techmcal adviSOI' and Bal timore's Gus Johnson would Cubs 4-2. . ' .· . ha over the I the New York Giants player supervisor. Roy, of help his club but minimized the Bobby Wines 12th ~~~·~g Don ~uford's e\loop siR le and coach lor 28 year• . Owen, DhnoiS, held the pool from 19311 1 va:ue"• "lbe understand Johnny FIG drove · the !··•·· theg who had a kAacl< for le 956. 1 0 d· ell · liT RESULTS w""""" nm U I · l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiii Green '' en ocng w tn By Untied Press lntenallonal Chicago Wbite Sol defeated the I developing outstanding players II GENERAL ELECTRIC Johnson s place;, He could make WOLVERHAMPTON En- Minnesota Twins 5-4 In 10 from obscure talent, attended II tough for us" gland (UP!) _ Jack ' Bode!~ innings. The Victory was the Uttle Phillill'l Ulliversity in aRidlos and R-rd The Bullels have won seven 20llil B 'lain 1 . ted G . Wbite Sox lith In 13 exhib'tioa Oklahoma. Players " • 2111> ou pocnItaly (10) m-.Igames. ' of .10 ga mes a.•ai nst the Ha wks seppe' M'cgliarl Dudley was an all-around aRodio & T.V. TubH thiS •ea""" and all live games ' ' .. , halfback l.r the Pittsburgh a Antennas anG In Baltcmore, wher~ the. odd NEW YORK CUP!) _ Bobby OPERATION SUCCE9SJIUL Steelers, Detroit Lions and Acces$0rin game of .the five seCI08 well be ,Bartels, 151, New York, out- NEW YORK (UP!)' -S.IdRe- Washington RedskiM, and led a Small Applianplayed.. 1! needed. pointed Hugo Figueroa, l461>, llaa, winner of the Santa Antta the NFL in roshlng and 21" 1.1. COLOR CONIO~I Guerm, toammate Cliff Ha- Chile (8). , Derby and nomlna!tod lor the returnlng punt.! and kickoffs. ~an and .Tom Gola of New Yor~ -Belmont Slakea, had a success· "Bullet Bill" played his ctllep\ayed en Ihecr !mal regular MIAMI BEACH, Fla. <UPI) lui operation on Tuesday to ll&te ball at Virginia, whore be D"' t.il. COLOR CONIO~I ,..son games Tueaday. All -Levi Forte, 198, Miami; out- remove a hone chip 1s IICOI"ed 134 points in r941. !hod UMII 1 three have announced thecr pointed Chip Johnaon, 195, Na- expecte4. to be Mil of.clklllnr Guyon, a standout performer To ntolosst w/t retirement at the close of . ~e ·pies', li'la. (10). aix months. ' at Carlisle and Georgia Tech QBANOS current sea"'"· .. : . and later with several pro 1 . HOUSTON (UP! -Cleveland .The Gull Stream k!Jelll 1111t- clubs, was a blocking back for AJ.,ka Is aboUt one-fifth ·IS WIUiain&, 212, Houston, · cnlt- sla's Ai'ctle pOrt' of Murmanlk JIID 'nlorpe one /; of th6 31 . WY • ., MIDIM•ORT, 0. Jarge.as the contineata148 states pointed Mel Turrbow, 233, Pa~ free of Ice ~ U. a -ben·air~ In the shr• • L 4 I , ,, _ . . _ ._ _,e._ ofthtUnlotl. · · • · ', eraon. N.J. (IOl. ' ' · ' . ..,," '·: ·•' ,", .. 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All Flavors DEL MONTE FRUIT WITH KING SIZE VALUES COLGATE, Reg. 69c TOOTHBRUSHES The games and givuways that are pOpU· lar with the chains are adually added ex· penNs, just 11 real11 hut or electridty. ·: ·~~,,~. 'l\\""' ,, ,., ,_\\ c LBS. BUCKEYE SLICED Moreover, if you shop at 1 "givuway'' store, THEIR added npenlll show up 11 higher food costs to you. . ; • : - c PKG. 29 . �'. . ·' I . ••' . .. .r.<~: ' 0., M&rlllt U, 111M lall7 SenUnel, Pomeroy·Jilddleport, 0 ., Marcb 23, liJtlll-'71 I' by lba wBJI of ,.. ••Where the Women Are," wu the topic presented by Mrs. wendell Stuller when the WSCS "· the Minersville Melbodtst rhurrh met Monday oveRing In empero1 ' WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) said prelimiaary fiiiiU'e& show thai Japan was biggest buyer of U.S. agriCUltural prod· ucla ill 1965. The hymn, Jesus Savior, ,, \le, opened the program scripture reading . .~~ ~~ Psalms 19 and 24. On the ,. ·orship center was • cross, the 8 ' It' and a f'hart representing 1 r.~t1l points of a compass, name\.\ . the churctl., chart, cbanges, C'ummunity, rhristla1, citizen, l'rmmJssion and challenge, which were explained by the leader. a poem. "Stir Me, Lord" by Mro. StuUer, and lhe hmm. Giw Of Your Best To The Master, clooed the pro- U. S. !arm Imports w Japan totaled a record ~ millioD. This compares with MLO million ill 1964, $612 mUiion iR 1963, and $516 million in 1962. fRANCE U.S. farm Imports w Japan 30,000 totaled a record $96!1 milliqn. This eompares with $810 million bt 1964, $672 million ia 1963, atid $516 millioR II !HZ. Soybeans were tho leadil<g gram. single commodity. Imported :.Irs. William Russell, preslfrom the United States by Japd•nt, was in charge of the busian. The Import of almost 1.5 TURKEY Dt'S'i session. Comrnunicatloa miHioR metric tons of U.S. soy. ""' re'lld of !he distrid meet· beans cost the Japanese about 8,000 ing in Portsmouth Marct! 29. $179 million. The record pur!It''· Russell and Mrs. Charles chases herelofore were $154 r. rueser are to see about a million in 1964 whel Imports p\:Jcc for a rummage sale. were about 1.3 million rons. Prayer by the Rev, Wendell Japanese imports of U.S. St uller closed the meeting and feed grains IR 1965 had a comrrlreshments were served by bined value of almost $250 mil· lion, compared with $165 millioR \Irs. Otto Hartenbach and Mrs. Wide-ranging ,.0rgonizotioo of U.S. fon:es in Eurapo will result if President. Dt Gaullt carries tliraugh ~n his demandl in 1964. The imports included F:arl Renslmw w the above and for changes in the North Atlantic Treaty Organi•ation military setup. f~httng lore~ a~ect~d by Amer~an ,.fusal to corn, 2.3 million metric tons; \II',. Sadie Brown, Mrs. Her- I accept French common~ of all foreign military pe,..nnel o~ French sool Will be pnmonly Atr fon:e unth, but supply. bt·rt Pugh, Mrs. Rollin Wolfe, ~nes which now for the most port run thn>ugh frunce ol"' wtll ho•e to be relocated. Newsmap !~' present d~p!oygrain sorghum, 1.43 millioR 1:"" Adolph Grueser, Mrs. , ment of land, air and sea forces ill the Eun>pean NATO countr•es and Spoln. Bo•ed figures t~diCCite approXlmole metric tons; barley, 269,295 Hu,mer R~ush, Mrs. Karl Gruetotal of U.S. military penonnel in erKh ~YntrJ, In addilion, thl U.~ 6th fie~ palrelb thl Medatcrraneaa but 11 not metric tons; and miscellaneous , •.,. Mrs. Clifford Phillips, Mrs. Stella Grueser, and Mrs. Eu.' _ _ba _ se_d_i•_ •_n..:_y_o_n•_ •o_u_nt_":._ :. ' _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ feedstuffs, 235,1140 million met. ric tons. Japan also purchased 227.952 metric rons of U.S. cotton, val· I ued at $133 million in 1965. Clarence E. Miller, Candidate [ ask one of our boys to give his hong and. we do not Interfere, Wheat purchases by Japan rOUp ee S i for the Repubhcan ntmlination hfe in V1et Nam if we are not we are fatltng to adequately proThe Pr>meroy Craft and Hob-t to Congress from the li.Uh Ohio doing our very best to save that teet the lives ~f over.~~~ of , KODAK bt Cl<lb met Wednesday Marchi o.. tnct speaking before the life." our sons. Political Iidighlillg lti at the ~teigs Motorcycle _Club, j DemonsLrations 10 rn<Jking Washm~toR County Republican , "As J0 ng as the enemy can re-. the Administration by members "lth Maxme Jordan, president, , sock dolls were gJven when the Women 's Club recently said . ! ceJve war supplies unhampera of its own party i!: aiding and 111 , ,1 harge . . ~ Syracuse Help and Learn Hob· I "We d:) not have UJC r1ght tt 1 ed through their port _at _!Ia I~ abetting the Cause ef Commu· RUG CLEANING Robinson's M t pr:~~:rr:~t~:el;"c~~~.ed ~~~ ~Y cluhb l~et recently m E~,~~~ :~:- ~:~ ~t':~""''4'~N""''~"".' ~•_w,:: ,;,:~w:~~'l'·,(P94 •·i', ·' '~'''~~i ni~.~ !~:0~~.::~ the . • . .. .,, As! :upporl the own a · our boys in VIet Nam? These Er~ster seasoh. At noon the ! A routine business session l"'fl lives shouldn't be sacrificed in memberS and a special guest : was conducted by the pre<tdent, . half-hearted .u..mpts It end the enjoyed a turkey dinner. The ' Mabel Pickens. A sack lunch · war by trying to bring North guest was Mrs. Luther Johnson, was enjoyed at noon. M.V\ \_t, ,,,Y .., 'A-:>&,"f"-K-i:',~"ff~'(Ql<i'$~:!ife ;~ Viet Nam to tht negotiating tawho in the afternoon demon- I ble." strated making sock dolls and Gertrude Johnston gave a HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Every- ~ point" - - - -- - -other craft. The grQ\Jp voted ot demonstration on the making one in television knows hew ''Well, of course. Audiences , • mak• sock dolls for Viet Nam Iof the sock dolls during the movie producers are raising "I can tell the dll!erence right .nth Maxine Jordan chairman: I aftt!rnoon. The "Sock Dolls fuss O\.'er the way video cuts up ~ away. After a few minutes. \nyone wishing to make the for Vtet Nam," a Meigs County their films with editing and ' they want to get up and get a dolls should contact Mrs. Jora project, was recently organiz- l"Ommercials. George Stevens I beer or a sandwich or make a d;,n .I'd by Mrs. Johnston. A work even went to court over the i telephone call or whatever- , A special meeting was plan- shop will be held io the town showmg of "A Place in the 1but they won't be able lo with n•d on Wednesday, March 23 : ball, Wednesday, March 30, Sun" on NBC·TV. I this new contmuity." from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the ' from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. All Nobody, however, has both· "You think il'a radical, home of Wilovene Zurcher, to interested persons are invited. ered to look at the other side of . then"!'' work on the project. All mem- Eileen Clark was named chair- the problem: the fact that "More than that Coreon will bers bring a sack lunch. : man. There will be a sack some televisiea series l!ave go down the drain. People like The group Is appearing on . lURch at noou. combined seVt'ral episodes and myself who've spent years dialing for dollars on April 20. : Dut to the Meigs Cou•ly released th"m in. theatres as learning lbe busiless. Suddenly ' Other membero. besides those ! Achievement Day being the mov1e verstons, eltmmatmg the a sponsor or a network notices above we111 Wtlovene Zurcher, l 88 me date 35 the regular club commercials m the process. that you <an <onstrucl a show Alberta Wagner, Patty Cape- l I' the dub will meet Ap- One of our producer fnends lbat holds up without commer· hart, Lelia Curtis, Dorothy Me- . mleel;ng, called up the other day, deepiy cialo -and they won't trust you Kenzie, Bernice Jeffers, Bever· !" Prolects worked on during disturbed by this lack of again.,. ly Chapman and Lol'l, Thelma ' th d ked ., hions commerc~als. Osborne and Sheni and Mary ay "~~ ~ al pi~ures' "I'm thinking ef suing," he uyou mean-'?" McAngns and Buddy. ; t 1ee.1 utn.enSto~eling and said. "I think there's a historic "That's right. Soon I rna• lo 1 exk1ed palliD tng, c legal principle involved." a laughing stock with his 0 I soc s. "Wh t' h t•" k·• fr'1ends who thtu ght he koew Margaret a ' t a . we as ~. Celebrated at Party IB PresentM wert Arlh S 1 i 11 "A cn,ator has nghta. The his business. My agent called 1 Mary Ann Miller obserwd her u~tthey, Jrhns. Eurlee Clark'. original quality of his work the other day and said he saw 'th . , ~ ryn o SOA t n . . f th ." d b'~•.o.. ""'""y WI a party g1v- ' Ed'th H d The~ G se should be preserved. If I turn the movie vers1on o one o1 my 1 en by ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 C Ma . ruRe r, out a show bUilt !or commer· show:;, and !old me that the , ~ •d lara. u:.ven. er • ane .. the action moved much too swiftGeorge "'II ml er recently. The par- · . . tzer, . cials, theA you're rummg ~ featured a birthday cake : JesSte Cottrtll, Sylvia Zwdlmg, pace by taking them out" ly." enscribed .. Happy Birthday Ann Sauvage, Mabel Pickens, "Yeu mPan-?" "Did he have any ldeas~u Mary Ann." Hats and Easte; Gertrude Johnston, E~ttt-r Har· ''Tha t's .right. - my wgrk Is "Yes, he sa1d it needed a eggs were given as favors. ! den, Margaret .Cottrill , A~ a being emasculated by those eemmercial. '' r; uests inrluded Mr. and Mrs. Slack, Laura Pickens, Mane butchers who lake out the The Channel Swim: Danny R11ymond SteW3.rt and son. Leadmgham and Eleanor Bob· commercials.'' Thomas' daughter, Marlo, will ito~~ , .ivtrs. Lowell Beaver and ram. ''And-?" star next season .jn a aew halfcliildreA .. Jeffrey, Jyl and .Joy, i • , "And my reputation •• a 1 hour situation comedy series, J1l l IIams, Mrs. R L. M11ler,1 Fam.lly Parry Grven televiSion craftsman is ot "That Girl," aboul a hlgbLtla Pierce, Mrs. Myron Miller I B E' I . take You can't l'ust haphazard· spirited young lady who "leaves <t'rl ~Iegan Da d d Ma . I y IC ungerl s . ' 1\t"IJ ' ' VI an rgle . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger ly pull a commercial out o.f a the comfort of her parents' er. _ entertained with a family party show and expect it not tt be bome t1 make her own way as Sundav evening at their home, noticed. I spend many hours an actress" .• . Miss Thomas SJ~VE UP TO $50 NOW! Mulbirry Hts., honoring their making sure the advertising recentl~>' won an enthusiastic - · daughter. Paula June on her breaks have just the right critical reception in the London sev":'nlh birthday. pacing and tone for one of our production of the BroadwayA FlAMELESS The honored guest opened her products." I originated stage comedy ''BareHICTRJC WATER HEATER many nire gifts after which the "I'm beginning w see your fool in the Park." group sang Happy Birthday to IS TOTALLY ~1rr and a decorated birthday cake, ice cream, coffee and pop ' were served to Mr. and Mrs. for 10 years w1th , Rex O'Brien and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Barnhart and Ktmber ly PROTECTED SERVICE PLAN 1 'of Slewart; Mr. and Mrs. La:·· ,ry O'Brien and Jimmy and Lin(lriy l10 for 1llltfl 10 YIID If ....,.Pub............ 1 da, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Aile• Eichinger. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger and Becky, ~ ~ ~ oflloe Pomeroy ; the honored guest (~lmruct!MI'Aif land sister, Tamara and tho Ihost and bostess. l • • Re vue .l e e v l s l 0 n call was in keeping with • EXPERT INSTALLATION! CUT-UP TRAY PACK ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum ,,,,. Inlaid Vinyl !'loor eoverinl lor every kind of noor. :Best patterns. Professional lnlltallation by u, or dD tt yoursell, Call WY 2-2636 for fteo ..u. a@amst OXford University. Two nl the Cambridge crew m Amerlcan-P. lL Conze (third from boltOIIII of Yale an4 J. H. Aahby (fourth from .top) of Harvard. mate. WALL-TO.WAll CARPETING Sallslaetion G!W'anteed Pomeroy •I • 1 ' t.; I 1 1 • ( I GUi\ RANTEED '1 W'dh Amerln'• F1nnt e LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL Distinguished Motor Car "Tholuo-Cu" eMfRCURY e MERCURY COMET "YOUR DIAL IS OUR Do we t make ourselves I dear? Wanlllllt!l: 1lle tdep!IIW's amazing ability m reo prnduce !he bumaa vcice failhfully1 Catch cold Then call someone who knows you. Odds -,!be finlllling be tells YOII is that you lllive a cold. But you don\ boo lin go thai lar 10 prow our point. Just listen. .Thcoe 1111o liUk: lliaplll'aan!S-ooc ill the earpiece --·---r Now "'""'~ DEAL• and - in tile 11outllplec! &, die-~ ft like a miniature micropbone, brow'••tttina IDdiD and high lidel~y mocbille liB in one. Only infinitely more reliablt. And far cheapec:. And it work• just as· well whetber ,...,. a1Jioa across the stteet or cross~. We go to any length at Geooral Telepbooe 10 Ji" you good service. GENIRAL RAY RIGGS, INC. .All PHONI DU601 85 N. COURT ST. ATHENS, 0. • • . I I 1 TELEPHONE~ ollllt GT&fl...., L· r( 1.,.......... announced a net Income for year ended December 31, of $95,394. Net Income per share was $1.10. Total sales for the year were reported at $742,787. Claude Stevanus, Tower An· tennas' president wid sharehold· ers at an annlllll meeting March 8, thai subscribers of all Tower Antenna systems now number 13,315 as compared w 9,656 at the end of 1964, New cable syWEDNESDAY stems were completed and placJITNEY SUPPER, Saturday, ed into operations during 1965 !.larch 26, starling at 4 p. m. in Gallipolis, Ironton and Coal Pearl Street Elementary school Grove. II Middleport. Sponsored by Tower Antennas also acquir· Middleport Volunteer Ftre ed ~ 51 per cent equity in a joint ')epl. CAII'V venture, Including an exThe Pomeroy WCTU will ist!ng system in Weirton, West neet Wednesday, at 2 p.m,., at Virginia, and a franchise for a the home of Mrs. Joseph Cook. system In Toronto, which is now TIWI\SDAY under construction. Ai'TERNOON CIRCLE of In addition w the 13 existing Keath Mothndist Church will systems the company meet Thursday afternoon •I the holds r.:anchlses and construc:hurch at Z p.m. Mrs. Walter lion permits for new systems ~ayes will present the study Middleport, Pomeroy and Gre<m·ll book. field. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of Stevanus also said that rna· :he First United Presbyterian jor efforls of U1e company in ' Church In Mtddleport Wtll meet 1966 will be directed toward snb· l fhursday rventng, March 24, at SCriber growth in existing sy· ! 1'30 p. m. at the church. Pro. stems thi'Ough promotion . od gram and devoltonal leaders added semces. He reported mo. will be Mrs. Dale Walburn an' ' dernizalion programs for severMrs. Emil Ball. Hostesses will •• of the company's older sy· be Mesdames George Ander~on, stems and .'1 continuing program Donald I.owery, Jame• Buch· of seekmg fran chises for addi. anan, Francis Anders~, Harry Uonal systems in othel" comMoore and Judson Whtte. munities. I MIDDLEPORT BAND Boost.- Other ('!'A V operations of ero Assoclal!on will meet on Towor Antennas, Inc., are ln l Thllrsday evening, March 24, Beaver Falls and New Brighton at the high school caleteria at Penna.; SUgarcreek, Cosh7:30 p. m. All band parents octon Cambridg.., Logan Cald· l are urged w attend the meet- well ~nd woverly. ' lng w discuss several Import. _ ant business items, Including the spring concert, bond par· Ilea and other projects. ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE wtu meet in regular session Thursday at 8 p. m, with Har· - ---... , risonvllle and Hemlock Grove --==~~--:;;'.:.···--'!--..-!:..:::. Granges as guests. Hemlock •• Grove will open and close the -·--·meeting and Harrisonville will present the program. Refreshments will be served. ONE WON ONE CLASS of the Pomeroy Firat Baptist cburch will meet at the home of Mrs, Harry L. Batley, Thor.. day at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. LoOne of the sea's strangest rain Sterrett as co-nostess. Mrs, fish II the angler fish. It Aien Shain will be devotional lives on the bottom of lhe leader. middle deptbl of the ocean, FRIDAY from 1,500 to 1,000 feet be· THIRD FRIDAY Club wiU low lbe aurface. Ita peculiar meet at the home of Mro. Bentz fins enable II w walk along the bottom of the ocean and Wolfe Friday evening. lhe fllamenll on Its PAST MATRON'S club of donallong fin permit II lo lure Evangeline Chnpter, OES, will other fish. Its otomaeh can meet Friday etenlng, March be ••tended to enable It to 25 at the home of Mrs. J. A. engulf and swallow other Young, r. with Mrs. Lee flafi almost u bll as itself. Roulh assisting hostess and Mrl. Charles Bennett, devotion· - - - - - ---- 11 leader. wUI precede the dance at 1:31 . SATURDAY p. ~ . ROCK SPRINGS M. Y. F. ' BbMEROY SENIOR ~·i:.; will bold a rummage sale Mar. wUI have a pop bottle dr 25 and Mar. 28 In the buDding Saturday. Leave botlle• on formerly occupied by A!bwortb ehes or aenlors wilt gather lh<llllfl Jewelers. There wUI also be a for you. bake aale by the aame group DEACONS AND on March 26 at ille aame lo- of ille Middleport First calion IH!glnnlll/f at 9:30 a. m, ~l!llertan Church wiU 1:111 a. m. sor a1bake sale, s~. EASTERN !UGH School Jun- 21, tit Dudley's Flower Shop. lor Mothers Club will 8fiOMOI' BUNDAY an old lashioDed aquare daiiCe OFFICERS AND TEAM at 111e Chester Grade Schoo~ Theodorus CouncciQ~:~~b~~ Saturday from I:SG to 11:30 p. of A1D81'1<8 are r< m. with music by Ralp~ TnJs. meet, .at the , ball ' ·• ! II II • ..U ~ puup. A J11M1. 111111*'.1m'~at I p. m. lot pra~• FRESH FRESH Fryer Legs · ·· · ·· · ···· · lb. 49c Combination Pack · ·· · lb. 59c ~ det !t 's upon the variety. But tile *bn ef.., ,._ •dl .... IDe etnsisteDt. Otllerwillt it ._'t CCIGk I I \ SLICED BEEF LIVER BLAD& CUTS ,_if ,_.~ti varied more than li:t qge tl*wepdtbs el a11 inch ia thickne&lll Wwld it boCI But it woold upset the folks who make our Ann Page Spagh~tti. 'fher're !Midi~ They keep a and!'_ ..illlterer eye on the 32 v~ r iet:es of pasta prodnrts we wk• Perf~ ad are like t~i~ p:o into ARM CUT 49c·L BONELESS Chuck Steaks · · · · ·· lb. 59c Stewing Beef lb. 79c WELL TRIMMED Swiss Steaks · ···· · lb. 69c English Roast · · · ··· lb. 79c ANY SIZE PIECE FLASH.O·FREEZE-FROZEN the making of all CAP'N JOHN- FROZEN They're as good if liOt Detter than the f8100QS aatimdr kilt a waruls ... we ~ntee it. Are Ann Page Foods a sood lb. Jumbo Bologna · ·· · · · lb. SSe Beef Steaks ·· 20-oz. pkg. 99c Awl Page Foods. CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Haddock Dinner · · · · each 39c Perch Fillets · · · · lb. pkg. 43c CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN CAP'N JOHN- FROZEN Flounder Dinner · ··· each 49c Fish Sticks ··· ·· · lb. pkg. 59c_," 1 m Cor shopping A&P? 1 Fine Grocery Features! They're one of IIIIIIIY· CorliiiGHl~ ltM, THt GMU.T loll......C .. NICWIC fill' CD. MC. ~· ••• JANE PARKER JANE Apple Pies Jane Parker Valuesl PARKER-1~':- Ioaf Early Colony Bnad -loaf 27c JANE PARKER Hot Cross Buns Pkg. of 8 • 39c JANE PARKER-Brown & Serve I 1 !l,.lod ito ..........,, ,... ....... wddioc ring~ •mbelim- }'Oilr ftHHit Mtrished montent •• • fornrr. The n11me1"'Keepsake," ia tile ring and oa the t•a:l• yoor lasurance o( fine quelity and latoti111 MliiiKtioL Cltoo.e from wide ldoc:tiu of ~. FRESH-PLUMP CAtENDAR GROVER'S STUDIO lb. 33c Fryer Breast .. · ...... · lb. 59c Fryer Wings ·.. ·.. .. .. lb. 19c ' · SOCIAL HIGHEST QUALITY PROFESS!ONAL WORK I MOVE AHEAD! FRESH-MEATY COSHOCTON, Ohio - Tower .Alllennao, IDe., operator of Community Antenna Television cshle oystems (CATV) In 13 communities fir Ohio, Pennsyl· vanla and West Virginia, today INGELS FURNITURE I 1 Cut Up Tray Pack Tower Antennas, CATVFim Reports Earnings for 1965 MOHAWK MAGEl &spen IDstallatloD c WHOLE Fully Dressed But Not CutUp BIIEIL GM'P Mmben of tile Cambridge University's boat crew .pt under w113 In a practice session on En&· land'l Tbames mver In preparation for lis annual race DEVROPING & PRINTING 22G l. Main St. oec,..... DO IT! "'I I MllllleiOia each lllcreued I bave Indicated .,. Kansas and Ohio In- lnlolltlona call I ereasid 2 per cent and Indiana / more SOWS W famnr lllld Nebraska I per cent. June-August quarllill' The department said farmers year ago. ' U.UUC IN INDY MELBOURNE LONDON (UP!) - Jim Clark, , Americans, ODan world Grand Prix racing I Nukey, N. J ., Kim champion, expecl8 to race a 1100 Angeles, and horsepower I!RM·powered Lo- ers of tbt . Ius at the Indi&napolis 500, Ill Tennessee were was reported Sunday. international track The Scotsman, wbo won the meet Sunday. race in a Lttu..Ford last year, Cassell won tbt a . will drive In the Memorial Day 47.0 seconds, Grell~! provided the BRM's 1,500 meters In are completed and Flowers captured !be by theu. hurdles in 13.1 "Super -Right" Quality Meats! LET INGELS Miller Says U. S. Troops Need More Protection Demonstrations of Sock Dolls 8 • G• etng tven WASHINGTON (VPI) - 'l'bl lied 31 m1JU01 bead, 11 bJ. A¢cullurt t:leprdmllt of 1 per eenl !rom lba llllmated tile Dec. tJii.Feb. f/.7 miDion head OR band liM pig crop In lhiiO r.onbell Mareh I, 1165. The orea covero Illata Ia be 7 per <llllt Jaraer IOblo, Indiana, Dltnoilt, WIIJC(IJI. than thai of a ;vur urller. I•ID, Millnesota, Iowa, Missouri The pig erop for tllret JIIDIIIha South Dakota Nebmskl llld for the 10 llates totaled tl,2fi5,· Kansa 1 ' 1100 belld, compared wllb ll,eil,· 1100 head a year earlier. IDventory 1wnbero " March Thll meana !bare wiD be 1 were above 1 year earlier for more hogs available for olaugb- oeven of the II atates the deter during the last half o! tho parlment said. Iowa, the lead· 1"Br, thereby Increasing I he ing hog producing state, pork supply at the reiiU COUJll,. . South Dakota showed no or. lrom a year earlier. The The deparbnent old the..,.,.. llate showing 1 deereaoe her of bop and pigl oa farm~ Hlinols, with a % per cent In tbe 10 states OR Marcb 1 tot.- cline. Missouri, Wisconsil, 1 The United Kingdom Pur· ehased $438 million worth of farm prnducls from the United \1 States in 1965, according w Foreign Agricultural Service. This was g per eent below 1964 farm impOrts from the United States. U.S, purchases of cereals and fruits increased somewhat, but lard, robacco, Pomeroy WY 2-5428 and cotton made a poor show· Mlddlepcirt WY 2-5130 · ..ln~g·~~--------~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ +8 g•~,:~b;:Hobby Career Girls ~:i~~: Pig Crop in Cornbelt States t obe 7·Percent Larger . ,. 111r1a per/ • 11MfaJ eent, "* FODDdSlatn Both did MCrtllrial work for a propane flU company befl, MJu PJ<kW, 26, WBJI tile daughter of Mr. and 1 QUINCY, Dl. (lJPI) -Two Mrs. Lloyd Plckw, PIJinvllle, small·lown career girls were Ul., and bad come Ia Quincy found slain Tuesday not far several monlha ago. Mia !rom the apartment they Greening, 22, was the . daughter shared In tltls Mississippi River of Mr. and Mrs. Eugeue Ulwl\. Both had been otabhed Greening, Monroe City, Mo. repeatedly and both bodies bore They had Uved together for shotgun wounds. about s!I months. After an all day search, Coroner Gerald Polnll 1181d 1~::~found the body of Miss roday a search of the glrla' 11 Plckemt late Tuesday apartment had turned up 10 IDII!"'· stuffed in the trunk of clue• as to wily they were her car about a half-mila from slain. 'l1le girls were laal IIOeD the apartment. In their apartment by frlenda Twelve hourt earlier, the Iabout 7 CST Mooday. II' chu rch social room. G Pameroy-Jild~Ieport, Japan,:Biggest amounted "' 1.79 I;DIIIton Hadrian's wan, Ill Engllmd ' ric tons valued at $131.6 million, buill a Roman Buyer From U.S. Japanese Imports U.S. w defeRd Roman provtncr mal fats amoimted w of Britain II A. D. 136. mUIIon and Included lard a ad 1.•========. During 1965 tallow. Gives Program For W.S.C.S. foiiHwe-d with ( · 1-:llally Sentinel, Mrs. Stutler ,, ,, .. ·'· Twin Rolls .. .. .. .. pkg. 25c A&P BRAND CHOCOLATE Apple Sauce Hersheys Syrup 79( S 1-lb. jars A&P SUNNYBROOK A&P FLAVORED-12-az. pkg. CoHage Cheese ··· · pkg. 29c Fresh Eggs MEL-O-BIT Grapefruit Juice · · 2 cans 79c Blended Syrup · · · · boHit 4~ .,..,'if Cheese Slices 12-oz. pkg. 53c MARVEL-VANILLA ke Cream Gallon Carton 99c ANN PAGE- lOV2-o1. eono Apple Butter · · 22-oz. Jar 25c Mushroom Soup ·· 2 cans 29c ANN PAGE Grape Jam · · · · ·· 3 lb. jar 79c Tartar Sauce 61-oz. far 27c· EXCEL Peanut Butter 12-oz. jar 35c Mixed Nuts · · 14-oz. tl1 SULTANA-SMALL OR LARGE SPARKLE-3-ol. pkgo, StuHed Olives 16-oz. jar 99c Gelatin Dessert ·· 4 pkgs. PILLSBURY-Frozon-2<kl. pkg. BONUS BINGO T~ Clip This Slip To Help You Win I ,.,--····--· j&ONUA • BXN'GO I •L•"tI II ""••• I'IIOOitAM •10 ,j I ! Apple Dumplings ·· pkg. 49c HERE ARE A FEW OF LAST WEEKS LUCKY WINNERS! $1 00 WINNERS Mra. May Laundar Sprlngflald, Ohio W. F. Nowary Parkenburg, W. Va. Mrs. Clyde Paul.y St. Albant, W. Va. I Mrs. Ernest Handl.y Pt. Plaatanl, W. Va. $50. WINNERS Dor1 Erler Columbuo, Ohio CANADIAN SULTANA PEAT MOSS Salad Dressing ' ... ft. - - - - - - - - .... ~------------ VIele Dempny Get in on the rille lfts! ., Jar J9c· Fresh Fru its and Vegetables ! Columbua, Ohio CALIFORMIA Navel Oranges · · · · doz. 49c FRESH HAWAIIAN &at~ Quart Ltona Riehle Marietta, Ohio Roland Montgomery Columbuo, Ohio PLAID·ITAMPSI .1. l l l, ..., ANN PAGE ANN PAGE Grade A Medium doL 19c ANN PAGE-2<kl. bottle EVERY MEAL BRAND Dairy Values! 1-lb. can Pineapples · ·· · · ··· each 49c IAOISHIS OR IIIIN f!NIONS, lunch or Peppen .. · · .. .. 3 for 29c ' HdTHOUSE Bibb LeHuct .. · .. · .. lb. 35c FLORIDA SEEDLESS Grapefruits ··. 1 �'. . ·' I . ••' . .. .r.<~: ' 0., M&rlllt U, 111M lall7 SenUnel, Pomeroy·Jilddleport, 0 ., Marcb 23, liJtlll-'71 I' by lba wBJI of ,.. ••Where the Women Are," wu the topic presented by Mrs. wendell Stuller when the WSCS "· the Minersville Melbodtst rhurrh met Monday oveRing In empero1 ' WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) said prelimiaary fiiiiU'e& show thai Japan was biggest buyer of U.S. agriCUltural prod· ucla ill 1965. The hymn, Jesus Savior, ,, \le, opened the program scripture reading . .~~ ~~ Psalms 19 and 24. On the ,. ·orship center was • cross, the 8 ' It' and a f'hart representing 1 r.~t1l points of a compass, name\.\ . the churctl., chart, cbanges, C'ummunity, rhristla1, citizen, l'rmmJssion and challenge, which were explained by the leader. a poem. "Stir Me, Lord" by Mro. StuUer, and lhe hmm. Giw Of Your Best To The Master, clooed the pro- U. S. !arm Imports w Japan totaled a record ~ millioD. This compares with MLO million ill 1964, $612 mUiion iR 1963, and $516 million in 1962. fRANCE U.S. farm Imports w Japan 30,000 totaled a record $96!1 milliqn. This eompares with $810 million bt 1964, $672 million ia 1963, atid $516 millioR II !HZ. Soybeans were tho leadil<g gram. single commodity. Imported :.Irs. William Russell, preslfrom the United States by Japd•nt, was in charge of the busian. The Import of almost 1.5 TURKEY Dt'S'i session. Comrnunicatloa miHioR metric tons of U.S. soy. ""' re'lld of !he distrid meet· beans cost the Japanese about 8,000 ing in Portsmouth Marct! 29. $179 million. The record pur!It''· Russell and Mrs. Charles chases herelofore were $154 r. rueser are to see about a million in 1964 whel Imports p\:Jcc for a rummage sale. were about 1.3 million rons. Prayer by the Rev, Wendell Japanese imports of U.S. St uller closed the meeting and feed grains IR 1965 had a comrrlreshments were served by bined value of almost $250 mil· lion, compared with $165 millioR \Irs. Otto Hartenbach and Mrs. Wide-ranging ,.0rgonizotioo of U.S. fon:es in Eurapo will result if President. Dt Gaullt carries tliraugh ~n his demandl in 1964. The imports included F:arl Renslmw w the above and for changes in the North Atlantic Treaty Organi•ation military setup. f~httng lore~ a~ect~d by Amer~an ,.fusal to corn, 2.3 million metric tons; \II',. Sadie Brown, Mrs. Her- I accept French common~ of all foreign military pe,..nnel o~ French sool Will be pnmonly Atr fon:e unth, but supply. bt·rt Pugh, Mrs. Rollin Wolfe, ~nes which now for the most port run thn>ugh frunce ol"' wtll ho•e to be relocated. Newsmap !~' present d~p!oygrain sorghum, 1.43 millioR 1:"" Adolph Grueser, Mrs. , ment of land, air and sea forces ill the Eun>pean NATO countr•es and Spoln. Bo•ed figures t~diCCite approXlmole metric tons; barley, 269,295 Hu,mer R~ush, Mrs. Karl Gruetotal of U.S. military penonnel in erKh ~YntrJ, In addilion, thl U.~ 6th fie~ palrelb thl Medatcrraneaa but 11 not metric tons; and miscellaneous , •.,. Mrs. Clifford Phillips, Mrs. Stella Grueser, and Mrs. Eu.' _ _ba _ se_d_i•_ •_n..:_y_o_n•_ •o_u_nt_":._ :. ' _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ feedstuffs, 235,1140 million met. ric tons. Japan also purchased 227.952 metric rons of U.S. cotton, val· I ued at $133 million in 1965. Clarence E. Miller, Candidate [ ask one of our boys to give his hong and. we do not Interfere, Wheat purchases by Japan rOUp ee S i for the Repubhcan ntmlination hfe in V1et Nam if we are not we are fatltng to adequately proThe Pr>meroy Craft and Hob-t to Congress from the li.Uh Ohio doing our very best to save that teet the lives ~f over.~~~ of , KODAK bt Cl<lb met Wednesday Marchi o.. tnct speaking before the life." our sons. Political Iidighlillg lti at the ~teigs Motorcycle _Club, j DemonsLrations 10 rn<Jking Washm~toR County Republican , "As J0 ng as the enemy can re-. the Administration by members "lth Maxme Jordan, president, , sock dolls were gJven when the Women 's Club recently said . ! ceJve war supplies unhampera of its own party i!: aiding and 111 , ,1 harge . . ~ Syracuse Help and Learn Hob· I "We d:) not have UJC r1ght tt 1 ed through their port _at _!Ia I~ abetting the Cause ef Commu· RUG CLEANING Robinson's M t pr:~~:rr:~t~:el;"c~~~.ed ~~~ ~Y cluhb l~et recently m E~,~~~ :~:- ~:~ ~t':~""''4'~N""''~"".' ~•_w,:: ,;,:~w:~~'l'·,(P94 •·i', ·' '~'''~~i ni~.~ !~:0~~.::~ the . • . .. .,, As! :upporl the own a · our boys in VIet Nam? These Er~ster seasoh. At noon the ! A routine business session l"'fl lives shouldn't be sacrificed in memberS and a special guest : was conducted by the pre<tdent, . half-hearted .u..mpts It end the enjoyed a turkey dinner. The ' Mabel Pickens. A sack lunch · war by trying to bring North guest was Mrs. Luther Johnson, was enjoyed at noon. M.V\ \_t, ,,,Y .., 'A-:>&,"f"-K-i:',~"ff~'(Ql<i'$~:!ife ;~ Viet Nam to tht negotiating tawho in the afternoon demon- I ble." strated making sock dolls and Gertrude Johnston gave a HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Every- ~ point" - - - -- - -other craft. The grQ\Jp voted ot demonstration on the making one in television knows hew ''Well, of course. Audiences , • mak• sock dolls for Viet Nam Iof the sock dolls during the movie producers are raising "I can tell the dll!erence right .nth Maxine Jordan chairman: I aftt!rnoon. The "Sock Dolls fuss O\.'er the way video cuts up ~ away. After a few minutes. \nyone wishing to make the for Vtet Nam," a Meigs County their films with editing and ' they want to get up and get a dolls should contact Mrs. Jora project, was recently organiz- l"Ommercials. George Stevens I beer or a sandwich or make a d;,n .I'd by Mrs. Johnston. A work even went to court over the i telephone call or whatever- , A special meeting was plan- shop will be held io the town showmg of "A Place in the 1but they won't be able lo with n•d on Wednesday, March 23 : ball, Wednesday, March 30, Sun" on NBC·TV. I this new contmuity." from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the ' from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. All Nobody, however, has both· "You think il'a radical, home of Wilovene Zurcher, to interested persons are invited. ered to look at the other side of . then"!'' work on the project. All mem- Eileen Clark was named chair- the problem: the fact that "More than that Coreon will bers bring a sack lunch. : man. There will be a sack some televisiea series l!ave go down the drain. People like The group Is appearing on . lURch at noou. combined seVt'ral episodes and myself who've spent years dialing for dollars on April 20. : Dut to the Meigs Cou•ly released th"m in. theatres as learning lbe busiless. Suddenly ' Other membero. besides those ! Achievement Day being the mov1e verstons, eltmmatmg the a sponsor or a network notices above we111 Wtlovene Zurcher, l 88 me date 35 the regular club commercials m the process. that you <an <onstrucl a show Alberta Wagner, Patty Cape- l I' the dub will meet Ap- One of our producer fnends lbat holds up without commer· hart, Lelia Curtis, Dorothy Me- . mleel;ng, called up the other day, deepiy cialo -and they won't trust you Kenzie, Bernice Jeffers, Bever· !" Prolects worked on during disturbed by this lack of again.,. ly Chapman and Lol'l, Thelma ' th d ked ., hions commerc~als. Osborne and Sheni and Mary ay "~~ ~ al pi~ures' "I'm thinking ef suing," he uyou mean-'?" McAngns and Buddy. ; t 1ee.1 utn.enSto~eling and said. "I think there's a historic "That's right. Soon I rna• lo 1 exk1ed palliD tng, c legal principle involved." a laughing stock with his 0 I soc s. "Wh t' h t•" k·• fr'1ends who thtu ght he koew Margaret a ' t a . we as ~. Celebrated at Party IB PresentM wert Arlh S 1 i 11 "A cn,ator has nghta. The his business. My agent called 1 Mary Ann Miller obserwd her u~tthey, Jrhns. Eurlee Clark'. original quality of his work the other day and said he saw 'th . , ~ ryn o SOA t n . . f th ." d b'~•.o.. ""'""y WI a party g1v- ' Ed'th H d The~ G se should be preserved. If I turn the movie vers1on o one o1 my 1 en by ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 C Ma . ruRe r, out a show bUilt !or commer· show:;, and !old me that the , ~ •d lara. u:.ven. er • ane .. the action moved much too swiftGeorge "'II ml er recently. The par- · . . tzer, . cials, theA you're rummg ~ featured a birthday cake : JesSte Cottrtll, Sylvia Zwdlmg, pace by taking them out" ly." enscribed .. Happy Birthday Ann Sauvage, Mabel Pickens, "Yeu mPan-?" "Did he have any ldeas~u Mary Ann." Hats and Easte; Gertrude Johnston, E~ttt-r Har· ''Tha t's .right. - my wgrk Is "Yes, he sa1d it needed a eggs were given as favors. ! den, Margaret .Cottrill , A~ a being emasculated by those eemmercial. '' r; uests inrluded Mr. and Mrs. Slack, Laura Pickens, Mane butchers who lake out the The Channel Swim: Danny R11ymond SteW3.rt and son. Leadmgham and Eleanor Bob· commercials.'' Thomas' daughter, Marlo, will ito~~ , .ivtrs. Lowell Beaver and ram. ''And-?" star next season .jn a aew halfcliildreA .. Jeffrey, Jyl and .Joy, i • , "And my reputation •• a 1 hour situation comedy series, J1l l IIams, Mrs. R L. M11ler,1 Fam.lly Parry Grven televiSion craftsman is ot "That Girl," aboul a hlgbLtla Pierce, Mrs. Myron Miller I B E' I . take You can't l'ust haphazard· spirited young lady who "leaves <t'rl ~Iegan Da d d Ma . I y IC ungerl s . ' 1\t"IJ ' ' VI an rgle . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger ly pull a commercial out o.f a the comfort of her parents' er. _ entertained with a family party show and expect it not tt be bome t1 make her own way as Sundav evening at their home, noticed. I spend many hours an actress" .• . Miss Thomas SJ~VE UP TO $50 NOW! Mulbirry Hts., honoring their making sure the advertising recentl~>' won an enthusiastic - · daughter. Paula June on her breaks have just the right critical reception in the London sev":'nlh birthday. pacing and tone for one of our production of the BroadwayA FlAMELESS The honored guest opened her products." I originated stage comedy ''BareHICTRJC WATER HEATER many nire gifts after which the "I'm beginning w see your fool in the Park." group sang Happy Birthday to IS TOTALLY ~1rr and a decorated birthday cake, ice cream, coffee and pop ' were served to Mr. and Mrs. for 10 years w1th , Rex O'Brien and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Barnhart and Ktmber ly PROTECTED SERVICE PLAN 1 'of Slewart; Mr. and Mrs. La:·· ,ry O'Brien and Jimmy and Lin(lriy l10 for 1llltfl 10 YIID If ....,.Pub............ 1 da, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Aile• Eichinger. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger and Becky, ~ ~ ~ oflloe Pomeroy ; the honored guest (~lmruct!MI'Aif land sister, Tamara and tho Ihost and bostess. l • • Re vue .l e e v l s l 0 n call was in keeping with • EXPERT INSTALLATION! CUT-UP TRAY PACK ARMSTRONG'S Linoleum ,,,,. Inlaid Vinyl !'loor eoverinl lor every kind of noor. :Best patterns. Professional lnlltallation by u, or dD tt yoursell, Call WY 2-2636 for fteo ..u. a@amst OXford University. Two nl the Cambridge crew m Amerlcan-P. lL Conze (third from boltOIIII of Yale an4 J. H. Aahby (fourth from .top) of Harvard. mate. WALL-TO.WAll CARPETING Sallslaetion G!W'anteed Pomeroy •I • 1 ' t.; I 1 1 • ( I GUi\ RANTEED '1 W'dh Amerln'• F1nnt e LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL Distinguished Motor Car "Tholuo-Cu" eMfRCURY e MERCURY COMET "YOUR DIAL IS OUR Do we t make ourselves I dear? Wanlllllt!l: 1lle tdep!IIW's amazing ability m reo prnduce !he bumaa vcice failhfully1 Catch cold Then call someone who knows you. Odds -,!be finlllling be tells YOII is that you lllive a cold. But you don\ boo lin go thai lar 10 prow our point. Just listen. .Thcoe 1111o liUk: lliaplll'aan!S-ooc ill the earpiece --·---r Now "'""'~ DEAL• and - in tile 11outllplec! &, die-~ ft like a miniature micropbone, brow'••tttina IDdiD and high lidel~y mocbille liB in one. Only infinitely more reliablt. And far cheapec:. And it work• just as· well whetber ,...,. a1Jioa across the stteet or cross~. We go to any length at Geooral Telepbooe 10 Ji" you good service. GENIRAL RAY RIGGS, INC. .All PHONI DU601 85 N. COURT ST. ATHENS, 0. • • . I I 1 TELEPHONE~ ollllt GT&fl...., L· r( 1.,.......... announced a net Income for year ended December 31, of $95,394. Net Income per share was $1.10. Total sales for the year were reported at $742,787. Claude Stevanus, Tower An· tennas' president wid sharehold· ers at an annlllll meeting March 8, thai subscribers of all Tower Antenna systems now number 13,315 as compared w 9,656 at the end of 1964, New cable syWEDNESDAY stems were completed and placJITNEY SUPPER, Saturday, ed into operations during 1965 !.larch 26, starling at 4 p. m. in Gallipolis, Ironton and Coal Pearl Street Elementary school Grove. II Middleport. Sponsored by Tower Antennas also acquir· Middleport Volunteer Ftre ed ~ 51 per cent equity in a joint ')epl. CAII'V venture, Including an exThe Pomeroy WCTU will ist!ng system in Weirton, West neet Wednesday, at 2 p.m,., at Virginia, and a franchise for a the home of Mrs. Joseph Cook. system In Toronto, which is now TIWI\SDAY under construction. Ai'TERNOON CIRCLE of In addition w the 13 existing Keath Mothndist Church will systems the company meet Thursday afternoon •I the holds r.:anchlses and construc:hurch at Z p.m. Mrs. Walter lion permits for new systems ~ayes will present the study Middleport, Pomeroy and Gre<m·ll book. field. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of Stevanus also said that rna· :he First United Presbyterian jor efforls of U1e company in ' Church In Mtddleport Wtll meet 1966 will be directed toward snb· l fhursday rventng, March 24, at SCriber growth in existing sy· ! 1'30 p. m. at the church. Pro. stems thi'Ough promotion . od gram and devoltonal leaders added semces. He reported mo. will be Mrs. Dale Walburn an' ' dernizalion programs for severMrs. Emil Ball. Hostesses will •• of the company's older sy· be Mesdames George Ander~on, stems and .'1 continuing program Donald I.owery, Jame• Buch· of seekmg fran chises for addi. anan, Francis Anders~, Harry Uonal systems in othel" comMoore and Judson Whtte. munities. I MIDDLEPORT BAND Boost.- Other ('!'A V operations of ero Assoclal!on will meet on Towor Antennas, Inc., are ln l Thllrsday evening, March 24, Beaver Falls and New Brighton at the high school caleteria at Penna.; SUgarcreek, Cosh7:30 p. m. All band parents octon Cambridg.., Logan Cald· l are urged w attend the meet- well ~nd woverly. ' lng w discuss several Import. _ ant business items, Including the spring concert, bond par· Ilea and other projects. ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE wtu meet in regular session Thursday at 8 p. m, with Har· - ---... , risonvllle and Hemlock Grove --==~~--:;;'.:.···--'!--..-!:..:::. Granges as guests. Hemlock •• Grove will open and close the -·--·meeting and Harrisonville will present the program. Refreshments will be served. ONE WON ONE CLASS of the Pomeroy Firat Baptist cburch will meet at the home of Mrs, Harry L. Batley, Thor.. day at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. LoOne of the sea's strangest rain Sterrett as co-nostess. Mrs, fish II the angler fish. It Aien Shain will be devotional lives on the bottom of lhe leader. middle deptbl of the ocean, FRIDAY from 1,500 to 1,000 feet be· THIRD FRIDAY Club wiU low lbe aurface. Ita peculiar meet at the home of Mro. Bentz fins enable II w walk along the bottom of the ocean and Wolfe Friday evening. lhe fllamenll on Its PAST MATRON'S club of donallong fin permit II lo lure Evangeline Chnpter, OES, will other fish. Its otomaeh can meet Friday etenlng, March be ••tended to enable It to 25 at the home of Mrs. J. A. engulf and swallow other Young, r. with Mrs. Lee flafi almost u bll as itself. Roulh assisting hostess and Mrl. Charles Bennett, devotion· - - - - - ---- 11 leader. wUI precede the dance at 1:31 . SATURDAY p. ~ . ROCK SPRINGS M. Y. F. ' BbMEROY SENIOR ~·i:.; will bold a rummage sale Mar. wUI have a pop bottle dr 25 and Mar. 28 In the buDding Saturday. Leave botlle• on formerly occupied by A!bwortb ehes or aenlors wilt gather lh<llllfl Jewelers. There wUI also be a for you. bake aale by the aame group DEACONS AND on March 26 at ille aame lo- of ille Middleport First calion IH!glnnlll/f at 9:30 a. m, ~l!llertan Church wiU 1:111 a. m. sor a1bake sale, s~. EASTERN !UGH School Jun- 21, tit Dudley's Flower Shop. lor Mothers Club will 8fiOMOI' BUNDAY an old lashioDed aquare daiiCe OFFICERS AND TEAM at 111e Chester Grade Schoo~ Theodorus CouncciQ~:~~b~~ Saturday from I:SG to 11:30 p. of A1D81'1<8 are r< m. with music by Ralp~ TnJs. meet, .at the , ball ' ·• ! II II • ..U ~ puup. A J11M1. 111111*'.1m'~at I p. m. lot pra~• FRESH FRESH Fryer Legs · ·· · ·· · ···· · lb. 49c Combination Pack · ·· · lb. 59c ~ det !t 's upon the variety. But tile *bn ef.., ,._ •dl .... IDe etnsisteDt. Otllerwillt it ._'t CCIGk I I \ SLICED BEEF LIVER BLAD& CUTS ,_if ,_.~ti varied more than li:t qge tl*wepdtbs el a11 inch ia thickne&lll Wwld it boCI But it woold upset the folks who make our Ann Page Spagh~tti. 'fher're !Midi~ They keep a and!'_ ..illlterer eye on the 32 v~ r iet:es of pasta prodnrts we wk• Perf~ ad are like t~i~ p:o into ARM CUT 49c·L BONELESS Chuck Steaks · · · · ·· lb. 59c Stewing Beef lb. 79c WELL TRIMMED Swiss Steaks · ···· · lb. 69c English Roast · · · ··· lb. 79c ANY SIZE PIECE FLASH.O·FREEZE-FROZEN the making of all CAP'N JOHN- FROZEN They're as good if liOt Detter than the f8100QS aatimdr kilt a waruls ... we ~ntee it. Are Ann Page Foods a sood lb. Jumbo Bologna · ·· · · · lb. SSe Beef Steaks ·· 20-oz. pkg. 99c Awl Page Foods. CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Haddock Dinner · · · · each 39c Perch Fillets · · · · lb. pkg. 43c CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN CAP'N JOHN- FROZEN Flounder Dinner · ··· each 49c Fish Sticks ··· ·· · lb. pkg. 59c_," 1 m Cor shopping A&P? 1 Fine Grocery Features! They're one of IIIIIIIY· CorliiiGHl~ ltM, THt GMU.T loll......C .. NICWIC fill' CD. MC. ~· ••• JANE PARKER JANE Apple Pies Jane Parker Valuesl PARKER-1~':- Ioaf Early Colony Bnad -loaf 27c JANE PARKER Hot Cross Buns Pkg. of 8 • 39c JANE PARKER-Brown & Serve I 1 !l,.lod ito ..........,, ,... ....... wddioc ring~ •mbelim- }'Oilr ftHHit Mtrished montent •• • fornrr. The n11me1"'Keepsake," ia tile ring and oa the t•a:l• yoor lasurance o( fine quelity and latoti111 MliiiKtioL Cltoo.e from wide ldoc:tiu of ~. FRESH-PLUMP CAtENDAR GROVER'S STUDIO lb. 33c Fryer Breast .. · ...... · lb. 59c Fryer Wings ·.. ·.. .. .. lb. 19c ' · SOCIAL HIGHEST QUALITY PROFESS!ONAL WORK I MOVE AHEAD! FRESH-MEATY COSHOCTON, Ohio - Tower .Alllennao, IDe., operator of Community Antenna Television cshle oystems (CATV) In 13 communities fir Ohio, Pennsyl· vanla and West Virginia, today INGELS FURNITURE I 1 Cut Up Tray Pack Tower Antennas, CATVFim Reports Earnings for 1965 MOHAWK MAGEl &spen IDstallatloD c WHOLE Fully Dressed But Not CutUp BIIEIL GM'P Mmben of tile Cambridge University's boat crew .pt under w113 In a practice session on En&· land'l Tbames mver In preparation for lis annual race DEVROPING & PRINTING 22G l. Main St. oec,..... DO IT! "'I I MllllleiOia each lllcreued I bave Indicated .,. Kansas and Ohio In- lnlolltlona call I ereasid 2 per cent and Indiana / more SOWS W famnr lllld Nebraska I per cent. June-August quarllill' The department said farmers year ago. ' U.UUC IN INDY MELBOURNE LONDON (UP!) - Jim Clark, , Americans, ODan world Grand Prix racing I Nukey, N. J ., Kim champion, expecl8 to race a 1100 Angeles, and horsepower I!RM·powered Lo- ers of tbt . Ius at the Indi&napolis 500, Ill Tennessee were was reported Sunday. international track The Scotsman, wbo won the meet Sunday. race in a Lttu..Ford last year, Cassell won tbt a . will drive In the Memorial Day 47.0 seconds, Grell~! provided the BRM's 1,500 meters In are completed and Flowers captured !be by theu. hurdles in 13.1 "Super -Right" Quality Meats! LET INGELS Miller Says U. S. Troops Need More Protection Demonstrations of Sock Dolls 8 • G• etng tven WASHINGTON (VPI) - 'l'bl lied 31 m1JU01 bead, 11 bJ. A¢cullurt t:leprdmllt of 1 per eenl !rom lba llllmated tile Dec. tJii.Feb. f/.7 miDion head OR band liM pig crop In lhiiO r.onbell Mareh I, 1165. The orea covero Illata Ia be 7 per <llllt Jaraer IOblo, Indiana, Dltnoilt, WIIJC(IJI. than thai of a ;vur urller. I•ID, Millnesota, Iowa, Missouri The pig erop for tllret JIIDIIIha South Dakota Nebmskl llld for the 10 llates totaled tl,2fi5,· Kansa 1 ' 1100 belld, compared wllb ll,eil,· 1100 head a year earlier. IDventory 1wnbero " March Thll meana !bare wiD be 1 were above 1 year earlier for more hogs available for olaugb- oeven of the II atates the deter during the last half o! tho parlment said. Iowa, the lead· 1"Br, thereby Increasing I he ing hog producing state, pork supply at the reiiU COUJll,. . South Dakota showed no or. lrom a year earlier. The The deparbnent old the..,.,.. llate showing 1 deereaoe her of bop and pigl oa farm~ Hlinols, with a % per cent In tbe 10 states OR Marcb 1 tot.- cline. Missouri, Wisconsil, 1 The United Kingdom Pur· ehased $438 million worth of farm prnducls from the United \1 States in 1965, according w Foreign Agricultural Service. This was g per eent below 1964 farm impOrts from the United States. U.S, purchases of cereals and fruits increased somewhat, but lard, robacco, Pomeroy WY 2-5428 and cotton made a poor show· Mlddlepcirt WY 2-5130 · ..ln~g·~~--------~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ +8 g•~,:~b;:Hobby Career Girls ~:i~~: Pig Crop in Cornbelt States t obe 7·Percent Larger . ,. 111r1a per/ • 11MfaJ eent, "* FODDdSlatn Both did MCrtllrial work for a propane flU company befl, MJu PJ<kW, 26, WBJI tile daughter of Mr. and 1 QUINCY, Dl. (lJPI) -Two Mrs. Lloyd Plckw, PIJinvllle, small·lown career girls were Ul., and bad come Ia Quincy found slain Tuesday not far several monlha ago. Mia !rom the apartment they Greening, 22, was the . daughter shared In tltls Mississippi River of Mr. and Mrs. Eugeue Ulwl\. Both had been otabhed Greening, Monroe City, Mo. repeatedly and both bodies bore They had Uved together for shotgun wounds. about s!I months. After an all day search, Coroner Gerald Polnll 1181d 1~::~found the body of Miss roday a search of the glrla' 11 Plckemt late Tuesday apartment had turned up 10 IDII!"'· stuffed in the trunk of clue• as to wily they were her car about a half-mila from slain. 'l1le girls were laal IIOeD the apartment. In their apartment by frlenda Twelve hourt earlier, the Iabout 7 CST Mooday. II' chu rch social room. G Pameroy-Jild~Ieport, Japan,:Biggest amounted "' 1.79 I;DIIIton Hadrian's wan, Ill Engllmd ' ric tons valued at $131.6 million, buill a Roman Buyer From U.S. Japanese Imports U.S. w defeRd Roman provtncr mal fats amoimted w of Britain II A. D. 136. mUIIon and Included lard a ad 1.•========. During 1965 tallow. Gives Program For W.S.C.S. foiiHwe-d with ( · 1-:llally Sentinel, Mrs. Stutler ,, ,, .. ·'· Twin Rolls .. .. .. .. pkg. 25c A&P BRAND CHOCOLATE Apple Sauce Hersheys Syrup 79( S 1-lb. jars A&P SUNNYBROOK A&P FLAVORED-12-az. pkg. CoHage Cheese ··· · pkg. 29c Fresh Eggs MEL-O-BIT Grapefruit Juice · · 2 cans 79c Blended Syrup · · · · boHit 4~ .,..,'if Cheese Slices 12-oz. pkg. 53c MARVEL-VANILLA ke Cream Gallon Carton 99c ANN PAGE- lOV2-o1. eono Apple Butter · · 22-oz. Jar 25c Mushroom Soup ·· 2 cans 29c ANN PAGE Grape Jam · · · · ·· 3 lb. jar 79c Tartar Sauce 61-oz. far 27c· EXCEL Peanut Butter 12-oz. jar 35c Mixed Nuts · · 14-oz. tl1 SULTANA-SMALL OR LARGE SPARKLE-3-ol. pkgo, StuHed Olives 16-oz. jar 99c Gelatin Dessert ·· 4 pkgs. PILLSBURY-Frozon-2<kl. pkg. BONUS BINGO T~ Clip This Slip To Help You Win I ,.,--····--· j&ONUA • BXN'GO I •L•"tI II ""••• I'IIOOitAM •10 ,j I ! Apple Dumplings ·· pkg. 49c HERE ARE A FEW OF LAST WEEKS LUCKY WINNERS! $1 00 WINNERS Mra. May Laundar Sprlngflald, Ohio W. F. Nowary Parkenburg, W. Va. Mrs. Clyde Paul.y St. Albant, W. Va. I Mrs. Ernest Handl.y Pt. Plaatanl, W. Va. $50. WINNERS Dor1 Erler Columbuo, Ohio CANADIAN SULTANA PEAT MOSS Salad Dressing ' ... ft. - - - - - - - - .... ~------------ VIele Dempny Get in on the rille lfts! ., Jar J9c· Fresh Fru its and Vegetables ! Columbua, Ohio CALIFORMIA Navel Oranges · · · · doz. 49c FRESH HAWAIIAN &at~ Quart Ltona Riehle Marietta, Ohio Roland Montgomery Columbuo, Ohio PLAID·ITAMPSI .1. l l l, ..., ANN PAGE ANN PAGE Grade A Medium doL 19c ANN PAGE-2<kl. bottle EVERY MEAL BRAND Dairy Values! 1-lb. can Pineapples · ·· · · ··· each 49c IAOISHIS OR IIIIN f!NIONS, lunch or Peppen .. · · .. .. 3 for 29c ' HdTHOUSE Bibb LeHuct .. · .. · .. lb. 35c FLORIDA SEEDLESS Grapefruits ··. 1 �' ' ,, " •' } • ')OCTOR Did You Know : That •.. ? SAYS By Wayae 0. Brandotadl, M.D. Your very life depends on By BIBDche M. Basldu LOOKING AROUND -WITH I abide w!tb me." !lELIGHT- Because as you ! lnow "spnng hss sprung,'' and I A BRIEF BUT Interesting '" a low weeks we can all go 1 ter recently from bare lout - And we will, some : Buell Galloway, Lore City, 0 ., uf us - kee ps some or us busy ' who reads our paper, telling watching each other's crocuses t shf' now has 9 grandchildren burst out in purple nnd gold - i at Emma Jane's In Tenness~e, don't lorget to strew a lot of ' and 3 at son, Jimmy's, Raleigh. these around next fall - so iN. C. - So many here wlll reeasy lo forget and look at the 1 member Marcellene, f•m von mis. - I saw mother leacber and choir director - I sheep with young lambs, two Ilook at the list of Seniors down o! illem block recently on a at school (at least tho'< on round Dad and I were taking- Ihonor roll aDd recall the oth· mv spring will be complete · ers) and marvel bow those "ba· nuw when violets and dandel~ I bies" are right up to the last '"' rnme, birds nests will be two months or so of school ludden away all about - and in another coup! a years, all our c•h, this morning and evening H. S. kids will be out (where?) sung of the robins and red- in the new Meigs Local · 1 Ob servatory, shown here 111 · OBSERVATORY IN ORBIT-The Orbiting Aslronomtca brrds - some of the people And doesn't that lake artists drawing, is designed to give astronomers their first sustained look IniAl the uni,bird feeders) mentioned above i breath - the dead sure verse from an orbit 500 miles above the obscuring and distorting elfects of the earth's ""'""" • medal marked !DIIn life is change - and I'm atmosphere. Plans call for launching four of the 3,900·poun4 sateUitef. gold "Bird Protector" so l going right along with lt all I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- _ mJnv sad losses of dear ones can except Beatie hair cut (?) wen ily - we'll not mention 1skirts 2 !Debes above knee aDd them ,JI here, but we'll miss j levis you are poured tnio ltwm m our very hearts, uAs f and even those don't really , Tmw (;oes By,·• relentlessly - bother me any more - did 1· And I give you here a coupld ' you see the 4 Beatles •Ameri· 1 '1 from an old, dt"ar song"l'hange and deray us aD -can, the~e were) on ·· ~ ve 1 Allen's panel recently four · 1 your lymphatic ayslem, yel this system bas until recently been poorly understood. The system consists of lymph, the · lymphslle vessels and the lymph nades. Lymph Is a clear fluid closely resembling sea water except when II Is milky soIutton - the result of absorbtng fats from the digestive tract. Lymph, found in the small spaces between ceUs, literally bathes every livlllg cell ill the body. The lymph vessels art fragile and abnosl invWble even under e 'microscope. This expiains why a study of them bas been so long delayed. Unlike the blood stream, which sends blood lA> and from the heart, the lymphatics carry the lymph In only one direcUon _ te lbe beart. This flow 11 very sluggish and de1•• pressures --'• on sque,..._ • .....,. from outside the vessels. Tiny valves prevent a backward now. _ Methods of studying the lymphatic system include the use of dy.,. and radioactive lsolapes. The•• studies are atlll in their lnfancy. We have, : ·: urnund I se• I barbers awaited them and the · Oh. thull who chang<•! not, "Before and After" scenes .I· '. vitamins and hormones _ leak out of the capillary blood vessels into the intercellular lymph spaces where they are taken up by the cells. AI the time, cell wastes are discharged into the lymph stream and even· tualiy reach the general cir· cula!ion. From there they are carried lA> the various organs of eliminaUon - skin, lungs and kidneys. The lymph nodes act as Ill· tera It prevent the spread of disease germJ and cancer pedwin. •am• YOUNG fDEAS IN SHOES Here's Smart Sleek Styling · That Fits Any Man's or !> ·vs Wardrobe. Drop By And See All Our .-'v ·-- - - - -- - - - - - - - - . a sight to behold - also the 1 The Almanac 1were moved from their homes 260 pound 13 ft. long pyl~on I By United Pre" wlnterun!loual lalong the Pacific Coast te l 1 BEEF SnAKS COD FlUET 79c lb. - - - con STOKELY Crushed Pineapple - :~ 27c 2 SOLID RADISHES 2 huds 29c GOLDEN GLOW SALT MARGARINE 39C· WITH LIQUID CORN OIL PACKAGE OF 2-'11 LB. 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Admiral Color Ffdelltf Co'Dtlol . •. d.W...., warmth bato cdar _. black and whUe TV~ Adadtal Automartic Darall-.illl Circuit .Umln••• i ..paritlet cauM witb...,.... w- by .tray ma1aetic Wda. • Boqdfd preciaon 211• Color TV pic_,. tu.IMI with nn JN- ~• tbat tfv• • llbarplr pletun IUld lbCI ••• ~· ~ biato, Zl!l'-. BULK GARDEN SEED TIME • • Ceiling Tile • Plenty on Hand 0. ·::r~;:,-:.;'~"":7.: leo of ssle boallnf • • ::~ : ~du.!~..~ ·~~a~ station at Henderson. An. Midilleport Student Wins Meigs County Spelling Bee Meig~0 ~~u~~~n;~~lu!::dg~~~~o~~h~a~e~~~~~a~ 0 ~i~~~ I ::':"!~::• :: :~1 . 1 1 :::: ProJ·ects ar.e Reviewed By CJC :tharon Swindell and Mrs. Swindetf·."~v;.' v·••';'if..itlf I ter, Camille, look over • elothing display at the annual Ac hieveme nt Day Wertnrday at Midd leport ' Sentinel P~oto . JN~ DISPLAY "-' Mrl. Dorls~astman, left, Mrs. "' •t Salisbury elementary schol. • commander of Flotilla It was the first time Middleport and Pomeroy local i 18-3, Coast Guard AoxUiary. Projects the next lZ months : champions had entered county-wide competition with "I The <la8Sos, open 18 the : -re outlJ.ned Wednesday n;•ht single winner this year to represent the county May 7 in 1•< ~ the Central Ohio spelldown -· - ·--~- . public, are designed to make at a meeting of the Meig, Coun-~ in Columbus. introduced the judges before! pleasure boaters more profJ. ty Community Improvement Runnerup Wednesday night 1spelling began. , dent In operation of water· Corporation at the Columbus " was firth grader Randy Butch- John Tannehill, l3, is the son , crall.. Topic• will be concern- and Southern Ohio Ele<lric Co. er of Harrisonville elementary, of Chester Tannehill and Phyl-1' ed wtlh t.ock~og tllrougb dams In ,M•~dleport. . one of several children of Mr. lis Tannehill. As a 7th grader I JM"Oper hght••K· right . ol • ' . Crow, prestdent, also and Mrs Charles Butcher who in 1965 he represented Middle- way. charts and compaBSes. r· 'ed. •nd unammously re. ' . c~ •. the CTC endorsement - h~ve competed_ and on occa· port in the Colu~bus Bee. He lSImw;x:~~\US1~W:ffi!mzr<¥~<:G, ror Meigs' County's sivgan to stons won earlter county spell· . an English pupil of Mrs. C. K WI } be "The Friendly County." Crow tng bees. Blakeslee. tf had proposed the slogan dur· .. Randy ~.tp~ on the word Others competing Wednesday ing the visit of t~e tate Paul ----~~-~--------~--immense which Tannehill night were Juha Holter. ChesI H. Carnahan, chairman of the spelled correctly, then, under Iter;_ Nancy Hawk, Tuppers board of National Steel Corporthe rules, spelled the next word,! Plams ; Pamela Burson, Beda!ion, here last year. "immobile" correctly. · ford : Shelley. Hall , Bradbury; Community lmprov<menl Cor· Earller, II other top spellers! Jan Long. Mtddleport; Leanne i pora!ion directors, in other or· 1 WASHINGTON ICPll - The Supreme Court todaJ ' of thetr home schools had gone . and John Sebo, both of Pomelivity, directed the secretary to ' struck down Virgi ni\'s require ment that residents JlliY down to words given them by i roy; Deb~a Garnes, Salem en- Kermit Walton. owner of write • leter to Ohio's. U. S. i a poll la x to vote tn non -feder al eledions. The vote Wlf pronouncer James Diehl, prm l ter ; Conme Radford, Saltsbury, •The New York Clothmg House • Senators urging a uniform lime l6to3 •i clpal of Pomeroy Senior High and Mary Jane McCoy and Deb- 1 in Pomeroy, ls the new chair- I zone for the entire country dur· : "We conclude that a slate violates the equal protetJ! School. ; orab Pierce, both of Syracuse, Iman of the membership com· j 1llg the summer months. A lll·member commi!!ee has , tlon clause of the 14th Amendmen t whenever it maku County Supt. 0. 0. Patlerson, champions of the Southern dis· mlttee for the Southeastern Ohio Projects discussed included been selected by the Meigs ! I the affluence of the voter or pavme nt of any fee an el111> · Pomeroy Supt. Charles Gibbs lricl elementary schools. R~ional Council tSEORC) In I Route 33, ·the proposed otrport, Local School Board lA> nomin-1 :lion standard ." said .Justice ~·~ and Southern Executive Head : One winner from Columbus Me1gs County. faoo industrial prospects. Lloyd ate a chairman for the prom•! ' William 0 Douglas for the lation to voting qualificati. Ron Deem were judg.,. County : enters the national spelling bee Wal!A>n's appointment was Blackwood will he bt charge tio• of the proposed new com· ; I majority. The nght to vote is too precioul, Elementary Supervisor Rebert : in June .In Washington, D. C. announced IA>day by Carl Dahl· of the mernbers~ip committee. prebensive high school bond is-1 "Wealth." he sa id. ''or fee too fundamental to be burde-.· Bowen presented the contest-, sponsored by Scripps Howard berg, direc!A>r of the SEORC. A committee is to be appoint· sue that will appear on the · I paying has. in ou r view, no re- Pd or tonditianed." ants, reviewed the rules and IaDd other newspapers. The membership committee is ed by President Crow soon to May 3rd primary ballot. · T he lawsuits challenging 1111 .. - -- - · one of the seven standing study salt brine possibilities in I . ' V 1r~ m1u poll La< were filed pri. committees in the Southeast- Meigs coonly. . The board, meeting In spec.! ur lo pa><age of the 1965 Votlll ·' ern Ohio Regionaf Cauncll. . Bill Childs reported on the ial session this week, selected ' H.rght' Aet, which instrudti ' Wai!A>n, who has been active atrporl site, stating that tbe two restdents of each of the the U. S altorney general to Ill in Meigs County affairs is 0 federal and slate officials have five previous districts to serve H~L DOSTER I 1tt's1 suits in states where tueti'~ member of all Masonic organi· made an on-site inspection. A oo the comm1ttee. l taxes exis t. · '.~ ' zalions, past president of the i formal applleatlon has been Announcement of the com- Harold C. Doster, AS5lstan! . FULLERTON, Calif. (UP!) - A white minister and Chamber of Commerce, an d'completed, accordlllg to Childs, mltttee's nomination for • . to tbe President of Bethany , .1tg wife said they plan Monday to surrender their 2-year· present treasurer of the Cham- ~ commillee work oa the pro- chairman is expected at a pub- ' College for Alumni Affairs, olrl arlopted Negro son because they have been "harass· ber. ject will he continued. The nert lie meeting of all persons and bas been oelecled for lucius- 1 ed and humiliated" and threatened by anonymous tele· Walton and his wife, the !CIC meeting will be April 13. organizations interested in pass- loa In the 19841 edlllou of "llut· · Bids will be arcepted unlit phone<"•llers. former Jane Poetker of Jack- ! Attending In addition to the age of the bond Issue on March i !laDdlag Young Meu of Am- jApril 11, lor two itnprovemoot · "We found out what Fullerton's like, It's W . ails in I son, are active members in I' above, were Edison Baker, Jack 2!1 at 7:30 p. m. at the Porn. erlca." Doster was among !projects at Lakin Stale Hospit· V ,-,verse." said th~ Rev. Albert Cohe~ _":h!~~~_ann~~nced Tbe Methodist Church. They Carsey, John Wernor, Bill eroy Senior High School. fivo )ll'aduateo of Bethany ' al in Mason County, the State . , 10 decision Wednesday. --· reside with their son, Scott, in Grueser, Jack ~Ish, Bllf Me- Named lA> the committee were College selected for the boD· Division of Purchases has an·: Two accidents were r.ohen, 38, aDd bl! wife, Ann, Ibis manth. " . Pomeroy. Kelvey, Olin Boothe, Lloyd Mary E. Anderson and Joe ..-. Selections were mode by nounced. , gated Wednesday by Robert , said they plan te return "We bave l A > give up, satd Blackwood, Franklin Rizer and Struble, Pomeroy ; Jack Welsh ! ol3 ·member Nalioual Board One project will entail reroof. I Hartenbach's Meigl 33 vid to the Los Angeles Coun· Coben, a gratitale of the U. S. U R . p Bob Wtngett. , and Barbaro Mullen Middle· of Editors. Mr. Doster io reing and replacement of sheet. Sheriff's deplll1m<>.at. Da 008 evleW art . and , 1y adoption agency, from wh'·h "' NavaI Aca demy. "We thought port; Robert Kmg Phtl. ' membered ill Meip Coanty meUII work on the dairy barn · A car dr'tven ~:avltu:r: they adopted hbn a year ago. we could stand up a~ he count- In Su~mer Regalia Velenno MeliiOifal Rotpllal Ot.llnger, Salisbury ; Doyle Sar·l •• the Rev. Hal Doster who at Lakin. Newlun Pomeroy The couple was to bave signed ad, but we just ~.n l have the The clubs perticlpatlon In the ~dmisllono - Sandra Little, aenl and Ralph Carl, Bedford, , served five eastera Cbnrch of . The state also plans to pur· l 4 miles south of the final adoption pepers later personal strength. upcoming Big Bend Regalia M~ddleport ; HtWard Dailey, and Vernon Weber and Vivian i Cbrilt !Shade Valley) charge" chase one lot of mtlk process- went mto a dllcb aflat __ ----··---· ... The couple wba bave four was. dlscus•ed Wednesday by Middleport; Mn. Charles Mi· Pierce Rutland. I tts7-IKO and then moved to 1ing equipment blew out and turned over St I Riffle 23 children of their own, said the the Pomeroy Lions club follow· chael, Racine; Annette Boyd, The 'beard 'Iince again is In· ' Bethany College as ou admlliO- Dr. Kenneth K Byrne. admin· top. an ey , 'N telephone callers frequently , lng luncheon In the social rooms Pomeroy; SU981l Davis, Kanau· Yitlng all persons Interested in illtrator. islra!A>r of Lakin, had said last i There was damage to Killed in Vtet am would ask, "bave you checked ' of the Federated Church. Dr. aa; Mari8llll Hendricks, Pome- passage of the bond issue, as ' month the institution was in dire Ifront Side, windshiel_tl.: lo!l~ PT. PLEASANT - The lam· all the kids recently." IHarold Brown, president, pre- 1 roy:. Marshall King, Pomeroy; weD as all organizations, lA> I 1need of repairs and additional nght Side of the •• Dy of Marine SgL Stanley Rlf· Last Sunday night, Cotten I sided. Jesste Levacy, Syracuse, [be represented at lbe meeting. I DENY MERGER 1equipment. H noted that numer- IThe dmer reportedly 1 fle, 23, of pt, Pleasant, wu noli· said, a man teleplloned aDd Serving the meal were church 1 Dlltbar.., - Raymond Kee1 WHEELING, w. va. (UPI)- ·ous improvements have been Without InJUry aDd no fled wednesday that he wu warned, "get rid of that ntuer ladies lllrs. Clara Karr, Mra. , aee. Pomeroy; Mrs. Melvin Van Officials of bolh Wheeling Steel made at the hospital since an lwas made. · 1 1 kllled Monday in lbe VIet Nam or you might find one of your Lllly Houck and Mrs. Lena : Meter aDd SOft, Pomeroy; Mary FINED ••• [Co. and Crucible Steel Co. de- adverse report from a Mason ~ ~~ lighting. ' childmt gone." Grueser, cbalrman. ' Ford, Racine; Douetas Tuck· Charles Vernon, IS, Lelart. nled rumors Wednesday that a; County Grand Jury recently. :.ke; Hill ~ 811 51 Rtffie wll a greduata of I er, 'nippers Plains; Geraldine w. va., bas been fined $100 aDd 1possible merger may occur. A, William Lowell Helt&or Pt. Pleuant High SchooL Sur· !»CAL TEMPS Molp Gotten! Rottpllal OerlliCh, Letart, W. Va.: lllrs. C1ms IJIII~e~~lellced lA> serve ! proJY battle for control of eru. ' WEATHER 1\fart 1 Oh' id 618 1' ftvol'l include his mother, Mrs. I The temperature in Porno- Admlltleu - Katie Estep, i ROnald 0'~1· Pomeroy., three ~ys tn oounty jtO on elble wa.s made offlt'ial Tues- Mostly cloudy with snow flur· off t:~ roa~· ~~ 1 ~f,4~~ Grace Rlffte ol Lincoln AVOIIIIe, rey't boalness dl•trlct at II :M M~rt. 1 Blr* -Mr/'Wild Mrs. Cl!l!- tonvictloo of o DWI charge day when II persons indicated rles northeast, partly cloudy "" It ran out of 11111 Pt. Pleuanl, two brolbera and Ia. m. today was 'r1 d.e1reet un-1 DIM!ltarfOS - Charlet B. ~r-llei Mlcba . el, Racine, • . daup. before . Pomeroy Mayor Cl'lar· their intention lA> be elected te mainder of. the state . Friday , trle(j lA> • i14terJ. . · · · · :· ........ •l*'llr"lllluq ttldll;• " " •.All I• \J't. . _ _ • • '•. : Mt ~f!/J ,\Jh ~•" ol • P'Y.I • ,,,~~, Ill •11. ' " .. · ,,J ..... ,(IIIII CIIIUnQed AlOirlo , l~ .,j'lo . · i nconstitutional I N d a tOn arne Cha•'rman of Commi'ttee : Equal Protection Clause ·Is Cited by 6-3 Majority Commi'ttee to Name Leader For PrlDl'ary OPEN EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL STARTING THIS WEEK .IDISter . w·fI e, G'IVIng . up M . Ad d N s TheJr opte egro 08 I i Bids Invited On Pro]' eels 1 i 8·00 • For All Your Needs- Low Prices At Lakin Two Accidents In estigated i 0 =-"1, w PHONE 773·55541 COLLECT-AND FREE DELIVERY BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, • Doors e Flooring Windows e Paneling me Radford, Deborah Pierce, Leanne Sebo, Mary Jane McCoy, Julia Holter and Debra Garnes; standing Nancy Hawk, Shelley Hall, John Sebo, Jan Long, John Tannehill, the winner, and R;mdy Butcher runnerup. S~e Page 2 for picture of Tannehill and Butcher.-Sentinel Photo. ' I NEW STORE HOURS Ad•••lral. 33c ALL C~MPIONS - Champion spellers In their local elementary schools, these Meigs County students competed Wednesday night fn _the county spelldown at Salisbury elementary school. Seated, I to r, Pamela Burson, Con- I and I 39c 4601.33C Pineapple Juice I i POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO STOKELY SUNSHINE ORBIT COOKIES ences - but - for the whole I The moon is between lis new defying Nazis occupying their month of February - and ;111! phase and first qoorter. nation, voted 99 per cent for yet. -:.we wbo are. th_e "sedl'n-~ The mor~ ing star. is Ve~us. democracy and one per cent for MIDDLEPORT, 0. lanes due to a car~ t - walk - The eveomng star 1s Jup1ter. the New Order of Germany. iiiiii:i:iiiiiii::::i:::::::i::::i::::i::::i:::=======~~ very • good state of the old 1 German rocket scientist Wern- 1 A thought for the day ~~~g~ - w~!l, w~ ~stay by the her von Braun was born on thi.s German author Goethe: ''The . ldtot Box a l~.le m o r c day in 1912. sum which two married people lhan usual, see - \\ell, H~t~ Pl' j On this day in history: owe to one another defies ,\ ' . I F,astcr, and get busy . htd<ng' In 1775, Patrick Henry told calculation. It is an Infinite ' ' I 3 ' I \ I I eggs away tradition my the Virginia Convenlion: "I debt which can only be ·I ' ' : ., \ I • . really young readers know ooth. ' · I I• .I •• f th ' know not what course others discharged through all eterDI· 1 · · 1. I,,,i. t UJ6 o , poor mgs. . . ty." I1 may ta ke, but as for me, g1ve I me liberty or give me death." . . ' Q - Wb aI Amer1can unwer. sity wa• founded b ., i ln 1933, the Retchstag gave ' A ~ th li U y a pulpe. · Adolf Hitler "blanket D<JYven1" --,_.a o c mvers1 y o1 , America, Washington, D. C , fo~~~f-of~~y~e~ars~.:~:~::: i founded in 1889 by Pope Leo .= n ' XIII. NO. 278 - ·-- - FROZEN enttne ' --- ------..------- -- - - Reel Barn Frozen 1lb. 2oz. Pkg, _ _ tsnakel that old "Ste\oerino" Today is Wednesday, March inland communities &I a had on there recently - par- 23, the 82nd day of 1966 with wartime precaution. don me for all these TV refer· 283 to follow. In 1943, the Danes, bravely THE SHOEBOX • Dented Te The l,.,_.et,. 01 The Mei1a-Maaon Areo VOl XVII c LB. Crrrunnnnchl Unbend. Find AUTO. ~OBILE REPAIRING; AUTOMOBILE DEALERS fast In the YRLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walking. By PHIL NEWSOM Moscow they virtually com· "In <lose co-ordination witlt lllteiy to come forth.• ,H In Washington. Reserves Beine Bulll !l. {. ~ll•tee UPII'orelp Newo Aulyol pleted their Isolation from most the counter-revolutionary 'gloRejeel Reds There also are tangibles. Grain reserves are being the up ~ •;. Red China's break with the of the rest of ere world. bal strategy' ol U.S. Imperia· Within lbe last year mort Red Chinese engineers and built up and other Imports of being." I said, Soviet Unloa also faces the In contraat to a yenr ago tism," said the note lA> Moscow, and more black African nationamilitary 'advisers in undeter· use In war lime are coming in setback .ould serve United States wtth a dangerous when the Cbinese were riding "you are now actively trylllg to lists have rejected the Red mined numbers already are in greater quantities than rally r"olutionary forcet:_·,lll'D~i-11 problem. b1p, , their propaganda in build a ring of encirclement Chinese tlteory of revolution, reported at work In North Viet normal. The United Stales bas ., President Johnson aDd others sue<:eedlllg months bas reflectaround IIOCiallst China." the Peking-aupporled Comm~r Nam. They could be there Plans for moving fac!A>ries Red China that in cue responsible for Unlled Stales ed more and more frustration In January, U Thanl llltened nlst party In Indonesia bas heeo either to improve rommunicaout of populated areas have there would be no prlvJ19M! security now must decide and sell·pity. Red China to an individual shattered, lbe regime has been lions and lA> help build up the been discussed and more sanctuaries for their whether Red Otina at the same Pohols Oul Paragraph suffering a nervous breakdown denounced by Cuba, its one fighting qualities of the North recruils are being sought for reason wou id seem 19 time has decided that war with II gives special significance and needing help for a return time Latin American ally, and Vielnamese or in preparation the army. Clat the Chinese sb01i14 ' the United Stales over Viet to a paragraph in Peking's lA> normalcy. In Viet Nam Red Chinese for China's own entry into !l!e At the same time, the invite a conflict. Nam Is Inevitable. leiter of rejection lA> Moseow "When a country Is obsessed ambitions are stalled after high war. <!tinese people have been But reason may Rot When the Red Chinese and lA> an analysis of the Red with fear and su3picion," he bopes of victory in 1965. Hall links, highway construewarned of setbacks. ever frustration and harshly rejected the Soviet Chinese JX)Silion as voiced last said. "all sorts of tensions are These are intangibles, but tion and new 3irlields in Soilth The Communist party organ may appear to the Invitation to next week's 23rd January by U Tbant, secretary likely to develop, all sorts of Intangibles whic:t increasingly China are said lA> have been Jenmin Jih Pao warned that their one avenue "--"''-"" Communist party congress ___ In ·- _ge"!:~'- ~~. lbe United Nations:;...-~u~nr~e~aso~n~a~b~Ie:__j_re~a~c~tio~ns~~are~--h~a'.!~~·~co~me~~un~d~er~co~ns~ld~e~ra~ll~on~-_!B~iv~en~new~:_·~hl~g~h.!':~~:____!.<lm~per~i~al~is~t_f~o~rc=es!_lh~e~a~de~d~b'!Y___Jb~ur~s:t_t~f~ro~m~th~e~lr~~~~ SMOKED PICNIC HAMS Styles At AI.LIGATOR'S API'ETITE- Mrs. Robert English of Largo, Fls., claims Eddie the alii· gator !S as gentle as a lamb and has much too refined an appetite ever to bite the hand that feed, _h11n. She_ lists her pel's food preferences as chicken legs, ham, just about anythmg m the Ita han Ime and, for dessert, rnar&hmallows.·: _ _ _ Isolated China is Dangerous Problem for United at y HEAD LEnUCE ' • • Many Pedwin Popular Prices. ~ 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 23, 198& <ella lbroughout the body. In cells. The fatty acids are !bell lbe process they may become gradually deposltied Ill yeur enlarged, lender aDd even blood stream at a rate your break down if the onslaught Is blood can tolenle. too great. On the whole, When your i:aplllarlea OOV! bowever, they do a fine job ol fluid Into your 'tymphalle !J'S· wardlllg off Infectious agent< lem faster than your lymph uniU other products of the vessels can carry ~I away, walymphatlc system - antibodies terlogglng or edema occlll'l. and while blood cells - have This may be a result of distime lA> take one the task. oase or may even occur Ia When fats are transformed your feet and ankles when you Into fatty acids in your intes- have aat or stood lor a long tines, lbese acids are taken up lime wllboul movin& J0U1 by the lymphatics because in toes aDd leg muscles. When too great a concentration they Ibis happens your ever fallhful would destroy your red blood lymphatic• need help. hewever, learned that the rna. lerials needed lA> nourish individual cells _ minerals, amino acids, sugars, fatty acids, 1 I.' ' ' ,, I HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. MASON w_. VA. PHONE 77~·5583 MASON, W. VA. OPEN EVERY DAY-ALL DAY-FRI. TIL I-SAT. 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