http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e81491ab1b6ccde38398568f3e181c54.pdf 24b99cafe95bd91e74ff3eb08034f387 PDF Text Text ' ' ,, " •' } • ')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. TIL .• l: I 'Hrt.S~ ht. .', 'P • -,·,t•.. Jtllr :w., 117, !1~!1 i!'lll.d 'i ru LOt.UlY U i .Jj rl4$ff:• "• 1 '~"~• ·~·· l'l:~l~t'\1 ' 4~ ··art h. ,t· ~~-~ 1•. ;. 'li'i~t\r.._r *'* •1•,•r'"', H~r· h't ·~i"r.~~, it:-!1' 1 1'-~ . ~; ' \Q t,Jlh ~l)l'l. hcfMI~i·)~- .·.1~, 0- , ·~ · .l~ >"' · 1 , 'l*t >'~i.f.l • ·• • · · }•)!' U!tW miPrUI · 1), ~ L·· .,_, 1 " " ,_.., 1, ,, ~·-· ,,_ , 1 ., 1~ - - . �II \ • .. ~IINNEAPbOJLIS, Minn. iUPI) · -A major · ~>zar4 l"hlch lei\ at Jeast.26 l"'r!!?llll dead. across the Great Plal\raged through the night m per M,.,blgan . ,nd prepared to push northword today into Canada. The storm nudgtld . recordbrc•aklng warm air ahe!id of II · in~·• tJe Northepst aDd trig- By JEFF MEYERS UPI Sporlt Writer • Lou Brtek thinka smaU-ue's been told to. The old St. Louis Gashouse Gang philosophy of the earl 1113~ las been brought back~ style this seasen by manager Red Schoendienst The 1964 world championship po~er f St. Louis bas been turned oft~ speed and yoath wUJ characterlze the 1166 Cardinals. bhpemiJII, Mlcb. tcxiiiJ In three eountlet surrounding Marquette, Mich., and scores of auto! were N~Ported abandoned on the road. Conditions were aloo bad 1111 111e Keweenaw Peninsula poklns Into Lake Superior, wheN! the ltorm brooght heavy IIDOW and high winds. Driflt were five feet deep in the 81r.eell of gered cold wave warnings southward across the Midwest Into Louisiana and Mississippi. TM temperature dropped below freszing in Chicago and snow flurries filled the air. Pollee In central upper Michigan said the storm v.oa more intense tllan any of the winter. ~cllools were closed ~·---- ----- Cards Stomp Dodgers, Twins Win Path· of /Blizzard· lll M~ tho 1f lncbeo at snow wu oa the grouild tcxlay la MjnneapoUa, the clly'a third beavlesl anowlall In hlatory. Twelve· lncbea sprud 8<1'088 westera Wlsconaln ·•nd 10 Inches nre reported In pans of Iowa and Nebraako. ~!Iff winds blew the aaow 1nto street-blocktag drifts. Some homes Ia Omaha, Neb;, 'Were stUI without power tcxlay. Factoriea and buslnl!lll shut down when the storm bit Minneapolis Wedneaday and the University of Minnesota closed completely for the first time in memory. Snow drifts were 10 feet deep at Le Mars, Iowa. t· ::1gy Junior Class Play at RutlandisFriday I A car containing the bodies of lour men trapped by the storm was discovered east of Howells, Neb., lata Wednesdsy. The men had been returning to We!il Point, Neb., from a meeting at I Grand Island and apparently died of 01posure. T O REPRESENT MEIGS -John 'Jimnehill, 13, left, Middleport eighlb grade pupU, Minnesota and Iowa counted 11111 r•prese nt Meigs County in the Central Ohio spelling bee in Columbus May '1. He four storm-related deaths. Wlshu1d!<I!Js trophy, won last night at Salisbury school, and a plaque which his school consin bad one and South 1111 1 rl'la m for. one year, unless winning it again in 1967. At right 18 Randy Butcher, Dakota, Wyoming and Colorado lb rnsonv1Ue fl~ti~_Jrader, who was runnerup.-Sent,_·n_e_ l P_h_o_t_o_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _had __lw_o_eac_h._ _ _ _ __ UFO Mystery Just Gaseous Balls a trombone 1010, ''Tita Thlli'IIIerer March," by Cheater Klnl. Maurita Miller ls Ill ebarp at the entertainment. Appreclalloa bas been extellded lo .AmDid Grate of the Rolland ll\trBiture Co. for providing atage sellinll· The Junior class ot Rullalld Higb School wUJ present a three-act play, "The Worm Shall Squirm," Friday, March 25 at 1:05 p.m. bl the hI g b achool auditorium under the dlrectloo of Mrs. Fay Sauer. Assisting with the presentation, are: Stage Managers Ernest Hawkins, Sam Larkbl and Bet\VHII acll entertallmelll will feature 1 plano duet, "The Anvil Chonts'' by Sabra Calladay and Debbie Smith: a vocal trio of Bonnie Grate, Darlene Smith and Debbie Smith, singing "You'n Just In Love," and ~~i~~;r::,; - Harry var- 1966 Feed Grain Program April I Deadline For Growers were reminded to Ilea of a feed gral& day that AprD 1 Ia the last d8J The cliairman urges farmera for filing applications to take who are Interested ill laldt!8 YURK, . Pa . . (UP!) -ft. ·man for the York Countylwas a boy on his parents' farm them about with stlck.o, bresk· part In the 11168 feed grallllpart In thla year's feed grain Pr nns;l.anm man has · offered : !'o., said the "objects" : in McAlester, Okla. ing them btto tmaller shapes." DOROTHY EMERSON program. program to eaU at the Gal'" o•xplanalion for the unideniJ. could be gaseous formalions l "We used to see theae things "Actually, 11 wat a formation 1 Gilbert, Chairman Ita ASCS Counly Office 81 soon J .. Me vin ' as poeslhle, alnce there are onfwd 11.\111~ objects which stirred emitled from marshes In I quite often," he said. "We call of luminous gao from decaying AgricUltural Stabilization and Jy six working days left before " "'""'"" . of two · Michigan Hillsdale nnd Ann Arbor. them 'jack-o-lanterns' and my leaves which dropped to the Conservation County Commll- th · d dl' d ignl D.JCk·ens sai d he witn,.sed brother and I would chase them ground the previous fall," 1I . ea me, an s ng c·rr unum.,.1es lh.IS week. tee, pomts out that growerso upe Slgnup is 1 necessary first step 1 M red ll1ckens. a mainten- isimilar phenomena when he through the swamps and thresh Dlckellll said. "The rising gas , Program- Kathy _Thomas. who participate In the program in program participation, anwoduld••lmormetlmaelbilgt baiJwou.klol nllghoatt l Candy sales - Lon Godby, will be eligible lor price sup- Department of AgricultuN! ofKaren Tucker, Lily Imboden. port on their 1966 cropo of 11 · 1 tr · the tl Pomeroy and Easlera OpeD- iltreugb the woods on soft air com, barley, and grain sor- u':t ~e:" f~r ~:l;ngpartic~palio~ ed np the !ocal b!gh ICbool t~ basebaU aeasoa with 1 prao- currents, often changing color Cast memben of tbe nlatb ghulllll. As last year, • e in the 1966 f""d grain program. lice game that went IIIIo the u It hovered about three or j . . ananal Eastera High School support is made available Feed grain stock.o remain more aecoad lnaiDg aad thea Wit !oar feet above the ground .. Il l Miss Dorothy Emerson. con· minstrel and olio are prepor- through loans, purchases and than sufficient. .By RRVCE Miller out an antiaircraft ba<e and hit I called because of ralll. I' would bounce around li there sultan! in Citizenship . leadered to give their demand per price - support payments. Feed grain program appllea· 1 ·" d p 1 t tl 1 th k I Neither team bad tcored w•• •.light breete and ! ship with the National t-H club formance of the 1bow tbil Besides qualifying for priceIlona may be filed at tha ASCS I •onte r.ss "orna ona • ano er !rue convoy. b lh loomet1mes 1t would travel for a , F d f ·u b 111 · Friday beglnlliag at 8:01 p.m. support loans, purchase• and county office any day Monday q rt;o~ tUPIJ -us. Ma- , The cost of the war mounled ; w ea e cooleSt, played 01 mil , oun a Jon. WI e • mam The minstrel and olio wbteb paym•nts, the parUclpaUng through Friday. Office hours rmo·s swce pin~ through the in American lives anof a the Paother field, was called. e or more. I speaker at the annual 4-H Club played to capacity erowdl on grower also earns a diversion are from 8 a. m. to 4:10 p. m. cn:!Slal pla ms northw ..t of r spokesman said 80 Americans I Ollly hitters of tbe game wero 1 Officers and Advisors Confer- hoth Friday and Salllrday, payment for shifting part ol Slgnup deadllna 11 Frlday ApQ~tmg Ngar lq~by di~Coverf'd I were killrd. 816 wounded aud 17 1 Dil"k Werry and BW Moore, ence at Pomeroy Jun ior High bis feed grain base to a con- rU 1. t ,,,,., , ViH'81! killed in their w.re mi<Sing in f1ghling during : botb of Pomeroy, wltll a ' School Friday evening, March =.'! ~~~~e~~~s ~ serving use; the payment does " Opt·reJl.Ju /fe~, and put the lhe week ffiding March 19 when double aad tingle mpecllveI 25th at 8 p. m. lids presenlallna wUI bt lor not apply to the first 20 per dent of the FederaUoa of West' """"'"~ death toll In the , maJor 11~htmg took plao·c in Iy. lte• Cumlngo worked on This annual went provides th atblede booslen. cent diversion except on rarm.s lnghouse Independent Salaried r~ ~-c cLii'-Oid oreralion at a Zone D north of Sai~on <md in tbe mound for Pomeroy wbile training for all officers of the witb sman bases. The price- Union, said Wednesday ''The ~·s ·.oiJ!r o;,,r, the Centre I Highlands. . Gary WoU was lht Eastero 4-H clubs in the county. There support payments may be earn- No. 1 target for 11168 ls mODIn <>I IH· r gruund Cighling,. PotJtiral Turmoil Continue• pitcher. will be special sessions for ed on the projected production ey." In addition, he said, thl ,<\m~ rl( :1n, Snul h Korean and . While Allif'd troops scored the pres1denls and vice prest~ from an Greage up to 50 per nation would seek Improved pei)VI~l"fll!'<;f'' lroops scored a:victories on the ground. new , The Meigs C81Dlty Farm Burdents, secretaries and treasur~ \... 3 cent of the total feed grain sfon benefits an automation,. 1 :iHa·-; ti l . ,r· t0nes that k11lrd pullt• ra l unrPst was reported in eau Board of Trustees Wednes- 1ers, news reporters, rt>creat1on V base for the farm by p)anting trainJng clau'se and ehanpa iD rnon.· P1~111 .;,on add1twn .l Viet Da .'~ang where anti-governday launched a program of com- leaders and health and safety one or more of feed grains seniority and otbet IIJDtrad I fmg .m\ a 2.4-hnur .pf'ritd. T~lf' men! "goon squads" roan'ed munity activity 00 several chairmen. com, grain sorghums, or b81'~ provisions. l s. (""·'' ( ,1Jilld . Ill Onf of Its Ithe streels to enforce a general I front. followiug I report by Robert P. Worr.all, assistant ley, or by planting soybeana in r" '"' "'"'b'd uperoll~"-'· killed . stnke coJlo>d lo back demands Ishmael Gillespie of Gallipolis, to the dean and dJTector of tbr fa DAUAS, - MRS. LOREN& 11•1··• ""'" on a CommuniSt lor a cJvJhan government in who was on the recent 0 hi 0 College of Agnculture and the that the Viet Nom war could Hawks, who "died" 152 Ume11 si<lnl~''" Sr.igoo . It was .the 13th day of Farm Bureau Congressional Home Economics, Ohio State lead to "a dlreel military or since last Saturday, only to be l s. pl.onps struck ~trough unrest there. Tour. 1 University, will give the lnspirpolitical confrontation" between shocked lack to IHt, finally tuo'"~'"'""' rmn< and clouds ' Thirty outoblndlng Farm Bu- G"ll . tbt th 1ational talk and will work with ft' Communist China Bnd the Unil- combed today. \\' d 1 . 1 be ahl from 1 esp1e, represen g e .f ,,. ,,. · "·.~and cut No~th · Vlft.. reau mem r p workera loth Congressional District, the Junior Leaders. ed States. The 65-year-old widow, who ~ '" s vital . rad hne to Athens. Gallia and Meigs coun- said real progress was being Miss Emerson will speak to Prof. Lucian W. pye of Mas- suffered a heart attack !list I •tnmu oJSt rl11na '" at leHSt . lies attended the 1966 Fanm d . ttl f ds tored the advisors and parents on aacbusets Institute of Tecbnol- weekend, had beea re-•tedl• . .4t,. . . IB A d A rd B ma e m ge ng un res I I MlT bel' ,._ nl r• " . e~<·es. a US spokesman WASH NGTON- FOR THE ogy < ) 10vea ""'co ron- "shocked back to life" by im1 ureau ca emy wa s an- lor the Federal Scheol Milk ' ''Confidence for Leadership" dr!' I•Nd. They also kn ..cked quet al Fairfield Union School Program. He also said that the I The planning committee for 1first time in 15 years, the UniO. tation might become military pulaes from a hatteey of maell' · ·-·· -. --- I • near Lancaster Tuesday ni(.tt Administration proposal for the event includes. Jenni!er 1ed Mine Workers union II talk- H the United States Ia defeated lnes known collectively to dJlo. 400 ~Irs ~bere ~er wo~kera from Food for Freedom program to Blakeslee, Alan G1bson, Patty 1 mg atr1ke to back up demands or Is forced to withdraw fr<m tors as ''The Monster." J • ' rOSS ) souhont aredsternThOhlOffcountles help make up the world food Dorst, Wm . Downie, Jr., and · for a new labor cootract. . VietNam. "If the United Staea 1were o . e a air also . Nancy Titus The umon's Wage Pobcy loses, the next time China push- ROME - THE ARCHBISIIf i CLEVELA~D fUPl) - Two featured a. variety ahow and shortage from Amencan re- . Committee, meeting 1a New ed her, the U.S. would go right op of Canterbury, concludiag U -' ,· 00 , of Ohio's largest financial giants the , award1ng of 'Juni~ 01- servea ~~ 8th 10 hhneOwh~th theF pol- Ai · ;;_ T . f York Wedneaday, directed top lor the jugular vein .. main- his historic visit to Pope Paul 0 P1C 0 · headed for the courts today ID ears to top membership pro- icy of ,. I e. " arm UMW officials to call a walk- land China," said the quiet • VI, today urged both Alllllcians 11\ • ' set lie a long hitler controver- ducers. . Burea_u FederatiOII and the I Cortpe811man Today out if necessary to win a good speaking scholar who also Ia a and Roman Catholics "to forget a,tiCS e_, .. DeS sey. ] Mrs. Z1ba Midkiff, Melp Amencan Farm Bure•u: . Co.ssman· Ken Heckler agreement in the sort coal in- government adviser on China. the thinga that are behind and . The clwllenge thrown by !County, was winner of aa 01- Farm Bureau LegJSiaiJve will p)'<isent his views on the dustry. Bargaining on a behindpress forward" towards Cbrlt1 CI.IF;ON :- Mrs: r.race Na- Cyrus s f:alon fo the Cleveland :car for writing 14 new mem- Chairman Roy Holter, confer- proposed ,regional jet airport the-scenes basis was expected Pi.TI'SBURGR- A II,-. lian unity. ''~'. 8. Cl1flon. d1ed Tuesday Trusl Co The bank replied by bers and 21 old during the re- . red with the Board on plllllS for to ser\le both Hunllngton and to resume here today between member union repreaenttnc The arehbiahop, Dr. Mldlael at I •IPr•ns M•morral hosp,tal saymg ,1 would ask the courts ,cent canvass. Several others I an attack on several local big!>- Charle:lfl>n at a dinner meeting UMW President w. A. Tony I white collar workers served n~ Ramsey, told a news colllerlro Pomer~Y· . . to sellle the fight from IbiS area were nominnt-1 way problems and also suggest- of the· eentral Ohio Valley In- BGyle and Edward G. !l'ili, 1tlceWedneadayonWesUngbouse ence shortly ~ron hll 4f:IJ'I' . Sh•· " ~by her hus- ' AI ISSUe " Eaton's charge the ed for awards. ed that a r~:ew of candidates dustrial Cotlncil .to be held at I president of llle Bltumin'ali Electric Corp., that Is seeking ture _tllat his meetinp With thl b,ood Edw t . t. SJSt~r, Luma bank violates the law when it They were Mrs. Gaylord for pubhc off1ce be held. It was &:30 p m today in Leslie's C.ll Operators Association. aubstantl~l wage Increases 1n a Pont1ff will bave "conaldarallle f luoll l ":l' . al mecessnd vofrs sharo>s of var1ous trusts 1t'Cook , Athens, who wrote nine • streosed 'bat to be effective, Resta~ODt.at Ceredo W Va contract to be aegollllted this unity in my generation, · and r.• ''"'" s .. W3l a memb<>r of new members Kenneth WilF B eed d •· ' · · CAMBRIDGt: MASS AN .... ..;.. ' . · tioil'. . . holds Eaton contends such a .. ' . arm ureau n e w con- According to Miles Epling of • · year. even groa u••r eu-• Ia ,.. · lofto_'!'!,'~. churdf' pracllve permits the ban k's dJ· edhams. Meigs County, w..t SJgn- cern itself with candidates, be- l Gallipolis pres~nt of the or- authority oR China said today T.wmas E. O'Leary, prea~ generation." """ 111e "''·'"''''an oapter o 16 new members and lsb- 1 tb0 M Prl 1 11 I ' ·'--...:..=.:::.::::::;:;:______...;..,..._ c s . r•rtors to perpetuate themselv•s Gill . . ore ay mary • ec on. ganization Heckler lo expect1 ...,slern , tar. . . . mae esp1e, Gallla County Tho bo•rd matte •laos to ' Fu nPr<JI lf!J'\'~i~ · will be Fn- m ulfJce and to conllol other with 8 total or 20 new members' . r . ed to key his remarks en the <l.q at 3 P in. e Rutherford roproratJOns controlling shares Attendtng from Athens Coo~ stage a talent find shaw durmg feasibility S\lJdY recently ordJI•a,e'. 2.'18.'t:· , HJg~' - st. tn these compames. ty were Mr. and Mr G I rd the Big Bend Regatto In June. ered by the Appalachian Re0 ,. \ h ·..•:~ ·e v R""·rt The legiSlature appomted a Cook Mr. a nd Mrs. Wm. s. ay Four clatee ..es of conte•!aots CommisSion. Fifty are ' o Ln11 u'IJ, W'Rn • -;1 l11Jt" , • Lafol- 1 be · ·wtll ajonal a '''f'MO ol'rJelf!V' ,~~ds committee to study bankmg lett, Mra. Stella Lo M . pre· n, JUmors, semora expectert to attend the dinner "'"' ca ll at' lull'erill ' ltome Jaws Supporlers of the study ,,nd Mrs Delbert K v~. Mr. and opel' oempetiUon. Contacts meeting. ar1'1t.mP wanted the committf'e to d1g m· ' and Mrs. Wayne Wi:s M~· are bei~g mad£ at once with ~--to the ('Jeveland Trust opera- and Mrs. Worle p g ' ,.j prospectiVe ta 1ent and also ON PROBATION lions but the legislatiVe com· ' Byron Shaulis. y erry a ; with outs1d• interests for award Harvey Morris. charged . ' · I mittee's scope was broadened to 1 Attending from Melgt Coun- , trips and opportullitles for the with non-support, has been glvfi9VIYTED ro ll'f'I'ERES'I Uf 1 review the banking laws. : ty, Mrs. Ziba Midkiff, Mr. and >winners. ~ .en a ~spended ?"•·year sen,.1f.Jf,S M~ AR!':A The committee hearings, how- ;Mrs. Leo Story, Virgil King I Me1gs UJUnty Farm Bureau ;tence tn the C1nclnnat1 work=~~~=~: :=::t::~ ever, turned into a hassle over 1Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carsey, Mr> m~bershl!) was announced h9use by Meigs County Court '"''" ,.,,;;;..~,., """" : the Cleveland Trust and other •and Mrs. Andrew Crosa and be1ng 255 •·ompared to 2511 last • Jodge Frank w, Porter Jr. s :' ~ [~;;~~ne~~~J~~Yn.:....,~hu, es~~r: . banks voting shares they own in 1Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth WIIIJ-1 year. Tbill is the fourth con!lee-1 MorriR was placed on ·proba· \ ~· ·r PuMt•htnc ~flU'· no M•· 1trusts 1 ams. I utive year that the local organ- IIUon for five years. I"IL• ,.. St., Pom~ro3!!~M, 45'J69. BU&· ' In <·•• ()Hin Phone ':!'1,' :t:-:11~. F.dltor· To File Suit Attending from GalUa Coun-- i Jzatlon hBB attomed Its Amerl· '"'t:lillt '"""' wv '"''"'· . ty BIG WINN~R .. red •.,, •ec•md c11u ·matttn• . The Cleveland Trust moved to were Mr. and Mrs. Ishmael I can Farm Bureau mtmbe.rs h.IP I ~ ~.;·,t"r at. th• potf. otr'le. at Pomefo,, : settle the matter in the courts Gillespie, Mr. an(t Mra. Roy i•oal and ~rks the hig~est CLEVELAND (UP[) - Mr~. ·'!'tonltlr 11dvertllth1 ""P"':W"ht~Y"': by announcing at 1 sharehold- Sayre, ClaUde Daniels and son. membersblp m the tounty smce June Donnelly, a 27-year-old dJ· Rno neiiJ Kimbl11. l.ft('., 34J l.-P. ~1 n1· Randy, W'lll Me.. New v(lrll cu1·· 7'11~ .. ers meeting Wednesday it Was 1 am GUiesple and ' 1957. vorcee WI"!b a 7 • year .. oJd \ ·~;~bwipUon r•tet: oeav~red bJ filing suit in common pleas Otis Young. ~ Bon, is $56,~ richer today beI ' ,;i, ·,.:J,;i, II. ,. I . r " P'nPr whe~ n•ll•bl• 3.'1 cen l• Ptr court askinll the courts 'to rule I NOW YOU KNOW cause she picked the lucky ~·~· .·;~' ~=,~~~r :~~~~~~~;~:.:.~o:•'· s'.h! on u1e matter. There is more than one . ., The tcock lltaad'1 brldp at i number in the lri~h Hospital ; ~;;::~·.'!.:.!' ::;-,.: 7,;~~: ";':';.,:: telephone for every three per- ~eeporl, lo••· was the first~ Sweepstakes. Mrs. Donnelly ARRANGEMENT VIEWED - Mrs. Gene-va Yatea and Mn. Ella Hannum, membm "" ""'" ... '· ""• monto. ouo •• Columbus d.ied 'n Ignorance of 1908 In the United States, 8C> . . U I - lbe MII.IIIIIJIIII Rlv- w•s Informed of . her good for- of the Reedsville-Long ilc!ttom Homemakers dtlb chift ()Q~ of the several d/IPiiJI ~";i, ~~;.~::;:«,,O:'~s::'~~; , the r~t.ti!J.I. he bad dl.-.over- 1.oofdlng to the EllqelapaediJ er: ~ ~· IOCOBI.UYI etlltt-...lune W~qne!lday and could during lhe Achievement Day event in pie 1\llddleport Hlg.~ sC)Iool audltorlll!ll Well- · tnG!udH ....., ...,...led a aew eo~~U"'I'I Brllllulk:a. • MGill Aid II, WI. Gilly 111¥, ''Oh, my God." nesday.-8entlneU'hoto · • Emerson MISS T0 speaI{at -c .M. D d l • annes ount ore ea Ushers - DIJ:Ie Carooa Sayre, Jeanelta Althouse, 1v a Slllllll Paulette Dalloll Terri Felly' and Raymond U.U:1ess. Sound ellecta Howard Cole T!~kets - Linda Hal T' k . ey. IC et reservaltons Mrs. Martha Ohllnaer o • cOfiference s • weep ..lrl.. Coastal PI.ams I I Farm Bureau LauncheS I Acttvltles • •• i . 1 ' WorkerS 30 11 Farm BureaU "'ORLD F•lll3llCla •) c•13lllS Ill• RoyaIs surprise • ceItics, • 107.103 NBA Playoff SlaadiDII By Ualted Presa IDiel'llallooal Eaolel'll Dtvioloa <beal-<lf-ftvo) W.L Cincinnati I o llooiDn 0 I w~::-t.!.~;:oa ' llolliiHr . . . . . .ch.. Ia ., art collector Mel • eoonolueur o1 HM euto-.obl .... H• llftdenteno. th•t qutet In 1 01r means quality. Aliff dti<Mg • •ee fOAl XL, he 11110. --rl'lt¥' would ROt •k• Par~• 1treeta M ........ ••ow• .. amoolh II .. caJt Who says a '66 Ford rides quieter than Jean Bauchet's '12,000 Facel Vega? ~ Jean Bauchet! rpo• • I :t .. 1 THE DAILY / SENTINEL , 1 := 1 asi I • · • TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - The friendly surrlllllldings of Lopez Field will pt·ovlde the backgrouod for the Cincinnati Reds' nd . , j . nex1 "' games, a I1 s us1 a8 well after their lateR! showing on the road. Furnishing the initial opposilion will be the World Cham pion Los Angelea Dodgers, leas Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale dand stahg'gber tng plwlth a 1-9 1 recor m ex 1 11.on ay. . The Reds aren t exactly setUng the world afJTe either. They bowed Wedneaday lor the loorth time to the Chicago White Sox in as many meetings this season, 1·3. Jim O'Toole worked six innlngs for the Reds and allowed single runs In the third and leurtb Innings. Tommy John blanked the Reds for five Innings, but the Redo got to reliever Eddie Fisher for two in the eighth Inning and another in the ninth to Ue the game. The Sox got the winning run in tbe ninth off Jack Baldschun u Tommy McCraw singled home AI Weis, a pinch runner for Smokey Burgess, who bad drawn a walk. Vada Pinson's two-run homer in the eighth and Deroo Jobn oon's bases empty blast ov.; the wall In the nlnlh accounted lor the Reds' runs. Ohi03DS Have Banner Year C.~ against ~~1:;~; a bustling, reminiscent of the mont title team of ago. Harding baa apeed ~~mooha~to~:"!: in the final UPI coacllea of the seaoon BDd have during the long grind. Cbaminade IIIPiaf.! the Gottachall twlna, Jerry, at guards and Gary Arthur, while counter with I well • outfit headed by Ed Lueco Ed Snlilh. *'t Lancaater LieU J1e1P1 .. In the second 0811 AA ~ Lancaster's Golden Galel . . ~:~~:s ~u~":~Jo:th~!~ the biggest surprise Ill !lie . . . nament, finishing third lu ~.1 took the twin titles. league but coming oa alrllq II ' Launching tournament play the past month or so. Bllt Friday at 1:30 p.m. will be New Gales may lack a blfl ~,ti Lebanon Dixie and Rittman's cope with Toledo Llbbey'l~ ' Indians, followed at S:IO by jumping front line h'ltleil 'W Rossiord and Ross Southeasl· 6-foot-4 Dan McLemore ani! 't- ,· ern In Class A. foot·! Joe Cooke, holh of wiiDiil The big school Clasa AA sesaverage more than 20 paiDII I per game. J Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 24, 19611--3 In the Class A ~ · ford has the height to turD U.. trick, although the BulldotJ.Irtquently get into trouble 111111 Nsort to last-minnie llen8 If win. Rossford !25-li) . . . . . . . 6-feet-4 in height and dellnlteJ1,. will be favored ow.r It.- " TORONTO {UPI) - Ilea- attempt to tnoclt out Chuvalo Southeastern's Panthers !»-Tl l', vyweight champion Cllsslus March 29. m the second game of lbe J'rl,o-; Clay, who bas !lllddenly re- Bold words from a man who afternoon session. gained his self - confidence, just a day earlier bad Insisted The Dixie-Rittman game loob works out at the Toronto be would be content with a 15- like a tossup. It will be Jllli,. .. Athl t · CJ 0 b • IC today, Wolile round decision and remember, man's height and dellbenle challenger George Chuvalo Cbuvalo bas never even . style of play, resembling that ol Ia~~· the dsy off. knocked down. wnul. l:""nty-rival Northweslel'll of. mce bis arrival here last "Now I didn't say I ago. against llle faQ. ~Jday, Clay bas been exhibit- knock Cbuvalo out," Clay tactics of Dixie. . , mg astonishing humility. But on added. "I said 1 would try to If everything goes acconibt& 1 Wednesday, l"'rhaps sufferin• lmock him out." f, form, and it seldom doefl fro t k o I' m an a lac of spring fev.r, Chuvalo boxed for just three play, it should lie Clay announced he was going to I rounds Wednesday in the most Chaminade against Toledo Llll- - - - -- abbreviated seasion of his short 1 ~ in the Class AA final& lJat. . training period. I' night and Rosaford .... I "We have been forcbtg the Rittman tangling In the CINS tr . 1 bee A title game that afternoon. 1 81" ng ause 0 the time, 1,~t we don 't want to leave 11 all I"' the gym," said Ctuvalo'o S cigar-smoking manager, Jrv Ungerman. ·liiiJ Clay Regru·ns Conft.dence, Chuvalo Takes a Rest I; ooen W'I t sets 5 I NEW YORK <UPI - A look U B sli tb at the ftnal Na ona1 a e a11 Association (NBAI statistics shows it was a banner year for Ohioans In the league. M FRIDAY, SATURDAY Oscar Robortson of Cte Cin· NEW YORK (UPI) ~· eanwhlle, .Main Bout 1~., and SUNDAY chlnati Royals held down third ladelpbia'a Wilt Chamberlal:· the closed..:JTCwt televiSion Mln:h 25-~27 among the scorers with most valuable player in th~ promoters, are also gaining "SKI PARTY" an average of 31.3 points per National Basketball Assoeta. confidence. . Vrankie Avalon game, just o110-tenth of a point lion set five teague rds A spokesman for that organlDwayne m,,tmilu''f ·s' season whi reco lllion said 38 theatres-28 in thl behind nmnerup Jerry West of le leading the the Umted Stazs and 10 In <Color) -andLos Angeles. • 76ers to the Eastern Division Canada-will show the fight The Big 0 also led in assists Iitle. lth f I "''PERATtON ANAflll" with 11.1 per pme. Wilt led the NBA In scoring • te':J gross 0 1•1100 •000 Sean Conaory Jerry Lucas, having bls best with aa average of 33.5 points ~~e<pec;;;:;~~-...,...,...,...,...,...,~~~~~~iiii:!iiii:!!! year with the Royals, was per game in league statistics eighth in scoring with 21.5 per released today. The 7-foot-1 game, and lhlrd In rehounding pivntman al.!o led In field goal with 21.1 per contest. accuracy with 1 .5f0 percentage Happy Hairston, the Royals' and rebounding with 2U per : allth man, was ftfth In field game. goal shooting percentage at 48.9 Chamberlain's field goal pe, and Adrian Smith was fifth in centage surpassed his o[d free throw percentage at 85. league mark of 5211 J hn Larry Siegfried, the former Gresn of Baltim · · 1 beny • a "" at Obi 0 State sIar now "'1'th th• the old record by ore hitting .536 to ! Boslon Celtlcs, was the top finish behind W'lt free throw shooter witll 88.1 per Cbambe 1 . 11 · ds cent He hit on 274 of 311 at- for / 810 a so Sf!( recor temps mos consecutive games How.ard Ko m I v e a, former wittout being disqualified on Bowling Green ace now with personal fouls (543); most the New York Knlcks. was third seasons with over 2.1100 points in free throws with 111.1 per scored (7); most consecutive ! eent on 241 of 280. He also was aeasons as leading scorer (71; , llflh In assists. averaging u and . all-time NBA career •Stylemert 1nd per gBme in his new role of acormg champ (21.4116 point. in playmaker. seven season) . Middish1de Nate Thurmond, who played Larry Siegfried of Boston led with Komives at Bowling Gresn, tbe league In free throw waa fourth In rebounding with 11 accuracy with 1 .881 pereenper game altltoagb bothered by tago, and Oscar Robertsoo held a cltronlc back ailment. He 11 down first place Ill asslats with with San Francisco. 11.1 per game. NBA Record SPRING VALUES GALORE ''Such smoothness, such snence; says Jean Bauchel "Your Ford is quieter, M'sleu." Foro·o quiet qu.Uiy II the roeun of advanced engineering faalumllke a revolutionary new tame that "tunee out" road vibrations ... the strongest body ever on a Ford. But the quiet ride Ia just one olllll!lY reasona why you're ahead In 1 Ford aU IIIII way. Only Ford In Ito claaa oflerl • Stereo-Sonic Tape Player option lhal brlnge you over an hour ot unlnt• rupled mualc of your choice, on each aelf-threadlng, anap-Jn tape cartridge. • Magic Doorgate tor wagona (llandard equipment) that opena out Ike a door aru1 down like a tattgata, depending on whether you are loadIng kids or cargo. • Silent-Flo Vent~ tatloll ""' 4-door hflrdtopa) - brlnge In fresh air and geto rtd of 1rJ19ke and alate air with IIIII wlndowa closed. • Even Ford't kaya . . apeclal-thay'N doubt-gad 10 they flt In Jock• lither tide up. VIlli your Ford Dealer and --<lrtw 1 20" Mester Cut POWB MOWER Columbi1 Bicycle 3 H.P. B&S Engine Fully Equipped many waya For~ Boys 26" RIG. $49M ·eerrom Ford.Sel'can $41·00 put Y211 ahead In '66-. etx12 Tllrift.Tex Unoleu11 Rugs $5.79 ,eSIHidle, 16" Size (Padded Seat)- - $125 e ·'18"Fr111erPaper, 100ft. roll·- $1 · ! {I ll ! :;,:u:;:: Next Opponent have quite 1 SPORT COATS "c\ - Whi'te Sox, LA sion thai night leads of! with top-rated Cbamlnade tanglinJI with warren Harding'• oacebeaten PanCters. In the nighlcap, Lancaster and Toledo Libby book up for the right to con1e back Saturday for the champ!=:;.,_... Outalde of Dixie, th state tournament wUI be something new lor the entire field, None of the other oeven have ever advanced thls far In tournaplay Dlx.le, coached by ••ony ,.,_ ~ ""' lumbus lllnea, played In llle toomey two tlmea before and won the Class A title in ltlti2. Warren Harding (24-1) may -11 GAME SCHEDULE CHICAGO (UPI) - Big Ten basketball coachea want their teams to play II games within the conference, lnatead of the present t4 games, atarting with the 11168-8 9season. They voted Wednesday to recommend the schedule change which wUI he cons1dered by the athletic directors. SUITS w., 1 "': r Reds Lose to By ROBERT GRIMM United Prest lnteruaUoaal COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio's ffth lligh school baake~ tall championship tournamen~ crammed with noisy fans, color and talented performers, opens ita tw!Hiay Jtand here Friday. Although opaets are. rule rather than the exception m 100 ann u•.1 starts tournaments, the ear1y1lne ~vontes were Dayton Chamlnade' Eagles In Clasa AA and Rossford In the small acbool Class A divtslnn. B .tb th ut WI e tel!llions and crowds of more than 13,000 on hand for all Cte seasions, the round M:it takes Iunny hounces in state tourney play. Take last year, for instance, when the fa- LOOK!! · W·d day ! evelliy!" I I 1 w l.~::::~dlvld!DC ap the oatl!eld , ° "I Court FigJ l Nat Hf ('1¥. I J 1 ere Dayton AA Fa • Rossford IS A Pi In 44th State M ~--"" B!ll Bryan, Dick Green, Ken The New York Met• lind Suarez and Ed Charlea bo- 1themselves unaccustomed to mered for the A's, who won the firlt place as they lead the game with a pair of unearned ! National Le&gDers ·with a IH runs In the ninth. j slate, including a 7-1 victory The New York Yankees : Wednesday over Pittsburgh unleashed a home run barrage! Jim Hickman's lwo-run -'··-•- 1 to beat Boston 8-6 and hand the . in lbe ninth. Red Sox, while seven homers The Chicago Cubs sr:~~:: accounted for 18 of the 20 runs •California's five-game • scored as Houston outpoled streak with a 4-3 triumph Wasblngtllll 13-7. the Angels. 1 t Honoredby ; I Tribe Ni"" Glaata Behind HI with two out In the ninth Inning, the Cleveland lndJans rallied to defeat San FranciBco 1-1, while the surprising Kansas City Athletics pounded out four home l'UIIS to defeat Baltimore af\er the Orioles had erased an 8-2 deficit and tied the score 9-9. 1 "We are building on youth Baltimore o and opeed beeau"' speed is u~T SpoDIC::. ~~~r St. Louis o more impartant in our park " . " . Wednesday's Retulla than power" said Schoendie st BOSTON (UPI) Playo(f time .in the National Cincinnati 107 Boston t03 who hope,' to move . t ~' Basketball Association has for years meant the court <Only game scheuled) stadium at mld-seasomn.o Hie king B~ston Celtics were in their dressing room counting • . s all their money. Tbursdsy'• Gamet aopes for movmg up fr~m a But times have changed in the NBA and the Celtics St. Louis at Baltimore 1965 seventh place fmlsh, are counting bruises instead. however, are more immediate. Boston was beaten, 107•103, WICHITA Kan. (UP!) -Don Paragon Of Hostlen by the upstart Cincinnati The Royals romped to an 11· Rolfea of Clnc!nnaU and Rich Brock, who has the. resources Royals Wednesday night in the point lead In the ftrst II Parks of St. Louis were added to thflve under this sy~tem home court opener of the minutes, nursed seven of it to the South oquad and Del reprheesents whatot SchoendJ011st NBA's preliminary Eastern through the quarter and were Lewis ol Kansas joined the has en 1ry1ng get across Jo Division playoffs. The teams on top by !i~e, 53-411, at the North team Wednesday for 1 bts young players. A 5-II, 170- meet again In Cmcmnatl half. The Celtics closed to one college all-;tar has!telhall game speedster who stretches s1ngles iSaturday night and return to in patented fourth quarter , here April 2. mto. doubles. Brock set a St. !Boston for the third game fashion but not even Cte sudden 1 - -·--- Louts record last season by iSunday. fourth q110rter scoring heroics 1 •wiping 63 bases. : . f of Bill Russell could stave off ' Brock put en a •how for the I The Celtlcs had suecesa u1ly lthe Royals. i rookies Wednesday and im- avo1ded such preliminary coot- At the end, Oscar Robertson · pressed the Los Angeles petitio~ for the past mne ye~rs .and Adrian Smith had 26 points Dodiers even more. The 26- by wmnmg all the regu ar each and Jerry Lucas 21 more. 1Lucas also had 'll rebounds as year-<Jid right fielder led an 11- season marbles. htt St. Louts attack with two It was bad enough last week the Royals controlled the singles, a double, three runs wheu Pbiladelpblll tumbled tbe hoards by a 70.61 margin. scored and a pair of stolen eighttime champions out of In defeat, R~ssell had 22 hases as the Cardinals whipped first place. It was worse when potnts. Larry S~egfned tossed the Dodgers 6-1. they were beaten by the Royals ID 20 and John Havlicek netted . The American League cham- in Cte best-of-five playoff ' 16 after a cold fJTst half. pion Minnesota Twins exhibited opener. But to have the Royals mid-season power by nipping win by stressing Boston's pet LONDON vs. UNCOLN Philadelphia 5-4 on a ninth- defense was the foulest blow of BLACKPOOL, England (UP!) inning round-tripper by rookie all. 1-Amos. Lincoln of PorUand, The peanut, whit• 11 shortstop Rick Renick and a "They were rebounding and ' Ore., will he Brtan London'• fn:wn In Sou" America, frrst opponenl 1 lh mila, China, Frea•b W... third-Inning, three-run homer we were standing around he n SIX mon s .. "" by Harmon Killebrew. watching," retiring Coach Red w n they meet on June 13 Africa and the United Another rookie, center fielder Auerbach said in a voice made June 20 m a northern England sta':u II Uled mainly for Mickey Stanley, hoosted his hoarse by howling at the game City. London, a former ::ceptl!"th:llu~t! stock bu rapping out two hits, ofllclals. "We came out to play ' and Emprre hea_ vywelgbt wb ' pion bas he 1dl be 1 ere It ~.i'!!'l"ced mainoteallng two bases and scoring but they came out to win." ' . en e cause ~ 1 I,y for lri~ ilnto peuut a pair of runs as Detroit edged In the suddenly jubilant contract diSpute between mal butler. llalf the huvellt- -Cioclnnati dressing room al promoters. eel crop Ia uaad for tbll Boston Garden, Royal Coach LOPOPOLO vs. HERNANDEZ )lll1'Jl01e. OIIIJ 10 per tool Free Florida Vacation Jack McMahon recovered quick- ROME (UPIJ - Sandro of the. crop It trushed for. 14 Doyo & 3 N!ghlll Jy from the slloek of a one- oio of Italy signed oU. In the southern part of In Miamllooch f 15d . I bou the United stalea the peaNot A Contest! Jl11me advantage to announce: or a roun me t with aut II used ulenalve!J .. Evoryone Con Gol , ''we played 8 much tougher 1world junior welterweight cham- feed lor llvutock. Certlll~ G.t Station defense against them thau we i PlOD Carlos Hernandez of e ,..,, 1 "• •1 11 . • w. Main StrHt Pomeroy, 0. did all seasoo." Ve2ezoela in Rome, April 22. ~ 1 I Atlanta 3·2. The "tbink amall lor big results" attitude has been prompted by the erecti111 od a spacious new park In St. Louis. The hit and run, bunt, 1teal and one-base bit are more suited ~~-te stadium than the home The atorm, following roughly the same path taken by the great blizzard earlier Ulis month, resulted Ill at least 26 deaths. Among the n storm PLAY CAST- The Junior class of Rutland IDgh School will present, ''The Worm Shall Squirm" Friday, March victims In Nebraska was rodeo 25, at 8:06 p.m. in the auditorium of Rutland IDgh School Cast memmbers seated are, I to r, Betty Clark, Debbie performer Gerald (Specs) Auf- Turner, Susie Grimm, Sabra Canaday, Kalhy Thomas and Sue Clonch, Standing, TIJJls, Jim Crisp, CheJter dengarten, whose body was King, Roger Davis, Roger Lathey, Roger Alkire, Dellllil Weber, Marty Woodard Mn. Fay Sauer, director.found in the snow near his ::Se::n::t::in::e::l.::P.::h.::o::to;__ _ __ bogged-dowo Inlet. -~.-·--.·---- All-Stars nASHIIfa. Pa~.DriVIIIIy An ·B~R. W. Hdwe. & Leather ' . . ) . m w~ w · • ·· lx"rt Y~ !~Co~'-,~--~~~·~!~~~et_!~Gia~!!~~~un~ .,,'....~lil,...11!11111'piltt!.lll,_•, - - - - - 461 South Third St., ~ltport, 0. Pl\.•992-2774 By Brookfield end Stylem1rt SLACKS By Hubbard 1nd J•ym•r HATS by PORTlS ARROW SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS DOWNIE-GROSS, INC ... Mill! St. �II \ • .. ~IINNEAPbOJLIS, Minn. iUPI) · -A major · ~>zar4 l"hlch lei\ at Jeast.26 l"'r!!?llll dead. across the Great Plal\raged through the night m per M,.,blgan . ,nd prepared to push northword today into Canada. The storm nudgtld . recordbrc•aklng warm air ahe!id of II · in~·• tJe Northepst aDd trig- By JEFF MEYERS UPI Sporlt Writer • Lou Brtek thinka smaU-ue's been told to. The old St. Louis Gashouse Gang philosophy of the earl 1113~ las been brought back~ style this seasen by manager Red Schoendienst The 1964 world championship po~er f St. Louis bas been turned oft~ speed and yoath wUJ characterlze the 1166 Cardinals. bhpemiJII, Mlcb. tcxiiiJ In three eountlet surrounding Marquette, Mich., and scores of auto! were N~Ported abandoned on the road. Conditions were aloo bad 1111 111e Keweenaw Peninsula poklns Into Lake Superior, wheN! the ltorm brooght heavy IIDOW and high winds. Driflt were five feet deep in the 81r.eell of gered cold wave warnings southward across the Midwest Into Louisiana and Mississippi. TM temperature dropped below freszing in Chicago and snow flurries filled the air. Pollee In central upper Michigan said the storm v.oa more intense tllan any of the winter. ~cllools were closed ~·---- ----- Cards Stomp Dodgers, Twins Win Path· of /Blizzard· lll M~ tho 1f lncbeo at snow wu oa the grouild tcxlay la MjnneapoUa, the clly'a third beavlesl anowlall In hlatory. Twelve· lncbea sprud 8<1'088 westera Wlsconaln ·•nd 10 Inches nre reported In pans of Iowa and Nebraako. ~!Iff winds blew the aaow 1nto street-blocktag drifts. Some homes Ia Omaha, Neb;, 'Were stUI without power tcxlay. Factoriea and buslnl!lll shut down when the storm bit Minneapolis Wedneaday and the University of Minnesota closed completely for the first time in memory. Snow drifts were 10 feet deep at Le Mars, Iowa. t· ::1gy Junior Class Play at RutlandisFriday I A car containing the bodies of lour men trapped by the storm was discovered east of Howells, Neb., lata Wednesdsy. The men had been returning to We!il Point, Neb., from a meeting at I Grand Island and apparently died of 01posure. T O REPRESENT MEIGS -John 'Jimnehill, 13, left, Middleport eighlb grade pupU, Minnesota and Iowa counted 11111 r•prese nt Meigs County in the Central Ohio spelling bee in Columbus May '1. He four storm-related deaths. Wlshu1d!<I!Js trophy, won last night at Salisbury school, and a plaque which his school consin bad one and South 1111 1 rl'la m for. one year, unless winning it again in 1967. At right 18 Randy Butcher, Dakota, Wyoming and Colorado lb rnsonv1Ue fl~ti~_Jrader, who was runnerup.-Sent,_·n_e_ l P_h_o_t_o_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _had __lw_o_eac_h._ _ _ _ __ UFO Mystery Just Gaseous Balls a trombone 1010, ''Tita Thlli'IIIerer March," by Cheater Klnl. Maurita Miller ls Ill ebarp at the entertainment. Appreclalloa bas been extellded lo .AmDid Grate of the Rolland ll\trBiture Co. for providing atage sellinll· The Junior class ot Rullalld Higb School wUJ present a three-act play, "The Worm Shall Squirm," Friday, March 25 at 1:05 p.m. bl the hI g b achool auditorium under the dlrectloo of Mrs. Fay Sauer. Assisting with the presentation, are: Stage Managers Ernest Hawkins, Sam Larkbl and Bet\VHII acll entertallmelll will feature 1 plano duet, "The Anvil Chonts'' by Sabra Calladay and Debbie Smith: a vocal trio of Bonnie Grate, Darlene Smith and Debbie Smith, singing "You'n Just In Love," and ~~i~~;r::,; - Harry var- 1966 Feed Grain Program April I Deadline For Growers were reminded to Ilea of a feed gral& day that AprD 1 Ia the last d8J The cliairman urges farmera for filing applications to take who are Interested ill laldt!8 YURK, . Pa . . (UP!) -ft. ·man for the York Countylwas a boy on his parents' farm them about with stlck.o, bresk· part In the 11168 feed grallllpart In thla year's feed grain Pr nns;l.anm man has · offered : !'o., said the "objects" : in McAlester, Okla. ing them btto tmaller shapes." DOROTHY EMERSON program. program to eaU at the Gal'" o•xplanalion for the unideniJ. could be gaseous formalions l "We used to see theae things "Actually, 11 wat a formation 1 Gilbert, Chairman Ita ASCS Counly Office 81 soon J .. Me vin ' as poeslhle, alnce there are onfwd 11.\111~ objects which stirred emitled from marshes In I quite often," he said. "We call of luminous gao from decaying AgricUltural Stabilization and Jy six working days left before " "'""'"" . of two · Michigan Hillsdale nnd Ann Arbor. them 'jack-o-lanterns' and my leaves which dropped to the Conservation County Commll- th · d dl' d ignl D.JCk·ens sai d he witn,.sed brother and I would chase them ground the previous fall," 1I . ea me, an s ng c·rr unum.,.1es lh.IS week. tee, pomts out that growerso upe Slgnup is 1 necessary first step 1 M red ll1ckens. a mainten- isimilar phenomena when he through the swamps and thresh Dlckellll said. "The rising gas , Program- Kathy _Thomas. who participate In the program in program participation, anwoduld••lmormetlmaelbilgt baiJwou.klol nllghoatt l Candy sales - Lon Godby, will be eligible lor price sup- Department of AgricultuN! ofKaren Tucker, Lily Imboden. port on their 1966 cropo of 11 · 1 tr · the tl Pomeroy and Easlera OpeD- iltreugb the woods on soft air com, barley, and grain sor- u':t ~e:" f~r ~:l;ngpartic~palio~ ed np the !ocal b!gh ICbool t~ basebaU aeasoa with 1 prao- currents, often changing color Cast memben of tbe nlatb ghulllll. As last year, • e in the 1966 f""d grain program. lice game that went IIIIo the u It hovered about three or j . . ananal Eastera High School support is made available Feed grain stock.o remain more aecoad lnaiDg aad thea Wit !oar feet above the ground .. Il l Miss Dorothy Emerson. con· minstrel and olio are prepor- through loans, purchases and than sufficient. .By RRVCE Miller out an antiaircraft ba<e and hit I called because of ralll. I' would bounce around li there sultan! in Citizenship . leadered to give their demand per price - support payments. Feed grain program appllea· 1 ·" d p 1 t tl 1 th k I Neither team bad tcored w•• •.light breete and ! ship with the National t-H club formance of the 1bow tbil Besides qualifying for priceIlona may be filed at tha ASCS I •onte r.ss "orna ona • ano er !rue convoy. b lh loomet1mes 1t would travel for a , F d f ·u b 111 · Friday beglnlliag at 8:01 p.m. support loans, purchase• and county office any day Monday q rt;o~ tUPIJ -us. Ma- , The cost of the war mounled ; w ea e cooleSt, played 01 mil , oun a Jon. WI e • mam The minstrel and olio wbteb paym•nts, the parUclpaUng through Friday. Office hours rmo·s swce pin~ through the in American lives anof a the Paother field, was called. e or more. I speaker at the annual 4-H Club played to capacity erowdl on grower also earns a diversion are from 8 a. m. to 4:10 p. m. cn:!Slal pla ms northw ..t of r spokesman said 80 Americans I Ollly hitters of tbe game wero 1 Officers and Advisors Confer- hoth Friday and Salllrday, payment for shifting part ol Slgnup deadllna 11 Frlday ApQ~tmg Ngar lq~by di~Coverf'd I were killrd. 816 wounded aud 17 1 Dil"k Werry and BW Moore, ence at Pomeroy Jun ior High bis feed grain base to a con- rU 1. t ,,,,., , ViH'81! killed in their w.re mi<Sing in f1ghling during : botb of Pomeroy, wltll a ' School Friday evening, March =.'! ~~~~e~~~s ~ serving use; the payment does " Opt·reJl.Ju /fe~, and put the lhe week ffiding March 19 when double aad tingle mpecllveI 25th at 8 p. m. lids presenlallna wUI bt lor not apply to the first 20 per dent of the FederaUoa of West' """"'"~ death toll In the , maJor 11~htmg took plao·c in Iy. lte• Cumlngo worked on This annual went provides th atblede booslen. cent diversion except on rarm.s lnghouse Independent Salaried r~ ~-c cLii'-Oid oreralion at a Zone D north of Sai~on <md in tbe mound for Pomeroy wbile training for all officers of the witb sman bases. The price- Union, said Wednesday ''The ~·s ·.oiJ!r o;,,r, the Centre I Highlands. . Gary WoU was lht Eastero 4-H clubs in the county. There support payments may be earn- No. 1 target for 11168 ls mODIn <>I IH· r gruund Cighling,. PotJtiral Turmoil Continue• pitcher. will be special sessions for ed on the projected production ey." In addition, he said, thl ,<\m~ rl( :1n, Snul h Korean and . While Allif'd troops scored the pres1denls and vice prest~ from an Greage up to 50 per nation would seek Improved pei)VI~l"fll!'<;f'' lroops scored a:victories on the ground. new , The Meigs C81Dlty Farm Burdents, secretaries and treasur~ \... 3 cent of the total feed grain sfon benefits an automation,. 1 :iHa·-; ti l . ,r· t0nes that k11lrd pullt• ra l unrPst was reported in eau Board of Trustees Wednes- 1ers, news reporters, rt>creat1on V base for the farm by p)anting trainJng clau'se and ehanpa iD rnon.· P1~111 .;,on add1twn .l Viet Da .'~ang where anti-governday launched a program of com- leaders and health and safety one or more of feed grains seniority and otbet IIJDtrad I fmg .m\ a 2.4-hnur .pf'ritd. T~lf' men! "goon squads" roan'ed munity activity 00 several chairmen. com, grain sorghums, or b81'~ provisions. l s. (""·'' ( ,1Jilld . Ill Onf of Its Ithe streels to enforce a general I front. followiug I report by Robert P. Worr.all, assistant ley, or by planting soybeana in r" '"' "'"'b'd uperoll~"-'· killed . stnke coJlo>d lo back demands Ishmael Gillespie of Gallipolis, to the dean and dJTector of tbr fa DAUAS, - MRS. LOREN& 11•1··• ""'" on a CommuniSt lor a cJvJhan government in who was on the recent 0 hi 0 College of Agnculture and the that the Viet Nom war could Hawks, who "died" 152 Ume11 si<lnl~''" Sr.igoo . It was .the 13th day of Farm Bureau Congressional Home Economics, Ohio State lead to "a dlreel military or since last Saturday, only to be l s. pl.onps struck ~trough unrest there. Tour. 1 University, will give the lnspirpolitical confrontation" between shocked lack to IHt, finally tuo'"~'"'""' rmn< and clouds ' Thirty outoblndlng Farm Bu- G"ll . tbt th 1ational talk and will work with ft' Communist China Bnd the Unil- combed today. \\' d 1 . 1 be ahl from 1 esp1e, represen g e .f ,,. ,,. · "·.~and cut No~th · Vlft.. reau mem r p workera loth Congressional District, the Junior Leaders. ed States. The 65-year-old widow, who ~ '" s vital . rad hne to Athens. Gallia and Meigs coun- said real progress was being Miss Emerson will speak to Prof. Lucian W. pye of Mas- suffered a heart attack !list I •tnmu oJSt rl11na '" at leHSt . lies attended the 1966 Fanm d . ttl f ds tored the advisors and parents on aacbusets Institute of Tecbnol- weekend, had beea re-•tedl• . .4t,. . . IB A d A rd B ma e m ge ng un res I I MlT bel' ,._ nl r• " . e~<·es. a US spokesman WASH NGTON- FOR THE ogy < ) 10vea ""'co ron- "shocked back to life" by im1 ureau ca emy wa s an- lor the Federal Scheol Milk ' ''Confidence for Leadership" dr!' I•Nd. They also kn ..cked quet al Fairfield Union School Program. He also said that the I The planning committee for 1first time in 15 years, the UniO. tation might become military pulaes from a hatteey of maell' · ·-·· -. --- I • near Lancaster Tuesday ni(.tt Administration proposal for the event includes. Jenni!er 1ed Mine Workers union II talk- H the United States Ia defeated lnes known collectively to dJlo. 400 ~Irs ~bere ~er wo~kera from Food for Freedom program to Blakeslee, Alan G1bson, Patty 1 mg atr1ke to back up demands or Is forced to withdraw fr<m tors as ''The Monster." J • ' rOSS ) souhont aredsternThOhlOffcountles help make up the world food Dorst, Wm . Downie, Jr., and · for a new labor cootract. . VietNam. "If the United Staea 1were o . e a air also . Nancy Titus The umon's Wage Pobcy loses, the next time China push- ROME - THE ARCHBISIIf i CLEVELA~D fUPl) - Two featured a. variety ahow and shortage from Amencan re- . Committee, meeting 1a New ed her, the U.S. would go right op of Canterbury, concludiag U -' ,· 00 , of Ohio's largest financial giants the , award1ng of 'Juni~ 01- servea ~~ 8th 10 hhneOwh~th theF pol- Ai · ;;_ T . f York Wedneaday, directed top lor the jugular vein .. main- his historic visit to Pope Paul 0 P1C 0 · headed for the courts today ID ears to top membership pro- icy of ,. I e. " arm UMW officials to call a walk- land China," said the quiet • VI, today urged both Alllllcians 11\ • ' set lie a long hitler controver- ducers. . Burea_u FederatiOII and the I Cortpe811man Today out if necessary to win a good speaking scholar who also Ia a and Roman Catholics "to forget a,tiCS e_, .. DeS sey. ] Mrs. Z1ba Midkiff, Melp Amencan Farm Bure•u: . Co.ssman· Ken Heckler agreement in the sort coal in- government adviser on China. the thinga that are behind and . The clwllenge thrown by !County, was winner of aa 01- Farm Bureau LegJSiaiJve will p)'<isent his views on the dustry. Bargaining on a behindpress forward" towards Cbrlt1 CI.IF;ON :- Mrs: r.race Na- Cyrus s f:alon fo the Cleveland :car for writing 14 new mem- Chairman Roy Holter, confer- proposed ,regional jet airport the-scenes basis was expected Pi.TI'SBURGR- A II,-. lian unity. ''~'. 8. Cl1flon. d1ed Tuesday Trusl Co The bank replied by bers and 21 old during the re- . red with the Board on plllllS for to ser\le both Hunllngton and to resume here today between member union repreaenttnc The arehbiahop, Dr. Mldlael at I •IPr•ns M•morral hosp,tal saymg ,1 would ask the courts ,cent canvass. Several others I an attack on several local big!>- Charle:lfl>n at a dinner meeting UMW President w. A. Tony I white collar workers served n~ Ramsey, told a news colllerlro Pomer~Y· . . to sellle the fight from IbiS area were nominnt-1 way problems and also suggest- of the· eentral Ohio Valley In- BGyle and Edward G. !l'ili, 1tlceWedneadayonWesUngbouse ence shortly ~ron hll 4f:IJ'I' . Sh•· " ~by her hus- ' AI ISSUe " Eaton's charge the ed for awards. ed that a r~:ew of candidates dustrial Cotlncil .to be held at I president of llle Bltumin'ali Electric Corp., that Is seeking ture _tllat his meetinp With thl b,ood Edw t . t. SJSt~r, Luma bank violates the law when it They were Mrs. Gaylord for pubhc off1ce be held. It was &:30 p m today in Leslie's C.ll Operators Association. aubstantl~l wage Increases 1n a Pont1ff will bave "conaldarallle f luoll l ":l' . al mecessnd vofrs sharo>s of var1ous trusts 1t'Cook , Athens, who wrote nine • streosed 'bat to be effective, Resta~ODt.at Ceredo W Va contract to be aegollllted this unity in my generation, · and r.• ''"'" s .. W3l a memb<>r of new members Kenneth WilF B eed d •· ' · · CAMBRIDGt: MASS AN .... ..;.. ' . · tioil'. . . holds Eaton contends such a .. ' . arm ureau n e w con- According to Miles Epling of • · year. even groa u••r eu-• Ia ,.. · lofto_'!'!,'~. churdf' pracllve permits the ban k's dJ· edhams. Meigs County, w..t SJgn- cern itself with candidates, be- l Gallipolis pres~nt of the or- authority oR China said today T.wmas E. O'Leary, prea~ generation." """ 111e "''·'"''''an oapter o 16 new members and lsb- 1 tb0 M Prl 1 11 I ' ·'--...:..=.:::.::::::;:;:______...;..,..._ c s . r•rtors to perpetuate themselv•s Gill . . ore ay mary • ec on. ganization Heckler lo expect1 ...,slern , tar. . . . mae esp1e, Gallla County Tho bo•rd matte •laos to ' Fu nPr<JI lf!J'\'~i~ · will be Fn- m ulfJce and to conllol other with 8 total or 20 new members' . r . ed to key his remarks en the <l.q at 3 P in. e Rutherford roproratJOns controlling shares Attendtng from Athens Coo~ stage a talent find shaw durmg feasibility S\lJdY recently ordJI•a,e'. 2.'18.'t:· , HJg~' - st. tn these compames. ty were Mr. and Mr G I rd the Big Bend Regatto In June. ered by the Appalachian Re0 ,. \ h ·..•:~ ·e v R""·rt The legiSlature appomted a Cook Mr. a nd Mrs. Wm. s. ay Four clatee ..es of conte•!aots CommisSion. Fifty are ' o Ln11 u'IJ, W'Rn • -;1 l11Jt" , • Lafol- 1 be · ·wtll ajonal a '''f'MO ol'rJelf!V' ,~~ds committee to study bankmg lett, Mra. Stella Lo M . pre· n, JUmors, semora expectert to attend the dinner "'"' ca ll at' lull'erill ' ltome Jaws Supporlers of the study ,,nd Mrs Delbert K v~. Mr. and opel' oempetiUon. Contacts meeting. ar1'1t.mP wanted the committf'e to d1g m· ' and Mrs. Wayne Wi:s M~· are bei~g mad£ at once with ~--to the ('Jeveland Trust opera- and Mrs. Worle p g ' ,.j prospectiVe ta 1ent and also ON PROBATION lions but the legislatiVe com· ' Byron Shaulis. y erry a ; with outs1d• interests for award Harvey Morris. charged . ' · I mittee's scope was broadened to 1 Attending from Melgt Coun- , trips and opportullitles for the with non-support, has been glvfi9VIYTED ro ll'f'I'ERES'I Uf 1 review the banking laws. : ty, Mrs. Ziba Midkiff, Mr. and >winners. ~ .en a ~spended ?"•·year sen,.1f.Jf,S M~ AR!':A The committee hearings, how- ;Mrs. Leo Story, Virgil King I Me1gs UJUnty Farm Bureau ;tence tn the C1nclnnat1 work=~~~=~: :=::t::~ ever, turned into a hassle over 1Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carsey, Mr> m~bershl!) was announced h9use by Meigs County Court '"''" ,.,,;;;..~,., """" : the Cleveland Trust and other •and Mrs. Andrew Crosa and be1ng 255 •·ompared to 2511 last • Jodge Frank w, Porter Jr. s :' ~ [~;;~~ne~~~J~~Yn.:....,~hu, es~~r: . banks voting shares they own in 1Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth WIIIJ-1 year. Tbill is the fourth con!lee-1 MorriR was placed on ·proba· \ ~· ·r PuMt•htnc ~flU'· no M•· 1trusts 1 ams. I utive year that the local organ- IIUon for five years. I"IL• ,.. St., Pom~ro3!!~M, 45'J69. BU&· ' In <·•• ()Hin Phone ':!'1,' :t:-:11~. F.dltor· To File Suit Attending from GalUa Coun-- i Jzatlon hBB attomed Its Amerl· '"'t:lillt '"""' wv '"''"'· . ty BIG WINN~R .. red •.,, •ec•md c11u ·matttn• . The Cleveland Trust moved to were Mr. and Mrs. Ishmael I can Farm Bureau mtmbe.rs h.IP I ~ ~.;·,t"r at. th• potf. otr'le. at Pomefo,, : settle the matter in the courts Gillespie, Mr. an(t Mra. Roy i•oal and ~rks the hig~est CLEVELAND (UP[) - Mr~. ·'!'tonltlr 11dvertllth1 ""P"':W"ht~Y"': by announcing at 1 sharehold- Sayre, ClaUde Daniels and son. membersblp m the tounty smce June Donnelly, a 27-year-old dJ· Rno neiiJ Kimbl11. l.ft('., 34J l.-P. ~1 n1· Randy, W'lll Me.. New v(lrll cu1·· 7'11~ .. ers meeting Wednesday it Was 1 am GUiesple and ' 1957. vorcee WI"!b a 7 • year .. oJd \ ·~;~bwipUon r•tet: oeav~red bJ filing suit in common pleas Otis Young. ~ Bon, is $56,~ richer today beI ' ,;i, ·,.:J,;i, II. ,. I . r " P'nPr whe~ n•ll•bl• 3.'1 cen l• Ptr court askinll the courts 'to rule I NOW YOU KNOW cause she picked the lucky ~·~· .·;~' ~=,~~~r :~~~~~~~;~:.:.~o:•'· s'.h! on u1e matter. There is more than one . ., The tcock lltaad'1 brldp at i number in the lri~h Hospital ; ~;;::~·.'!.:.!' ::;-,.: 7,;~~: ";':';.,:: telephone for every three per- ~eeporl, lo••· was the first~ Sweepstakes. Mrs. Donnelly ARRANGEMENT VIEWED - Mrs. Gene-va Yatea and Mn. Ella Hannum, membm "" ""'" ... '· ""• monto. ouo •• Columbus d.ied 'n Ignorance of 1908 In the United States, 8C> . . U I - lbe MII.IIIIIJIIII Rlv- w•s Informed of . her good for- of the Reedsville-Long ilc!ttom Homemakers dtlb chift ()Q~ of the several d/IPiiJI ~";i, ~~;.~::;:«,,O:'~s::'~~; , the r~t.ti!J.I. he bad dl.-.over- 1.oofdlng to the EllqelapaediJ er: ~ ~· IOCOBI.UYI etlltt-...lune W~qne!lday and could during lhe Achievement Day event in pie 1\llddleport Hlg.~ sC)Iool audltorlll!ll Well- · tnG!udH ....., ...,...led a aew eo~~U"'I'I Brllllulk:a. • MGill Aid II, WI. Gilly 111¥, ''Oh, my God." nesday.-8entlneU'hoto · • Emerson MISS T0 speaI{at -c .M. D d l • annes ount ore ea Ushers - DIJ:Ie Carooa Sayre, Jeanelta Althouse, 1v a Slllllll Paulette Dalloll Terri Felly' and Raymond U.U:1ess. Sound ellecta Howard Cole T!~kets - Linda Hal T' k . ey. IC et reservaltons Mrs. Martha Ohllnaer o • cOfiference s • weep ..lrl.. Coastal PI.ams I I Farm Bureau LauncheS I Acttvltles • •• i . 1 ' WorkerS 30 11 Farm BureaU "'ORLD F•lll3llCla •) c•13lllS Ill• RoyaIs surprise • ceItics, • 107.103 NBA Playoff SlaadiDII By Ualted Presa IDiel'llallooal Eaolel'll Dtvioloa <beal-<lf-ftvo) W.L Cincinnati I o llooiDn 0 I w~::-t.!.~;:oa ' llolliiHr . . . . . .ch.. Ia ., art collector Mel • eoonolueur o1 HM euto-.obl .... H• llftdenteno. th•t qutet In 1 01r means quality. Aliff dti<Mg • •ee fOAl XL, he 11110. --rl'lt¥' would ROt •k• Par~• 1treeta M ........ ••ow• .. amoolh II .. caJt Who says a '66 Ford rides quieter than Jean Bauchet's '12,000 Facel Vega? ~ Jean Bauchet! rpo• • I :t .. 1 THE DAILY / SENTINEL , 1 := 1 asi I • · • TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - The friendly surrlllllldings of Lopez Field will pt·ovlde the backgrouod for the Cincinnati Reds' nd . , j . nex1 "' games, a I1 s us1 a8 well after their lateR! showing on the road. Furnishing the initial opposilion will be the World Cham pion Los Angelea Dodgers, leas Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale dand stahg'gber tng plwlth a 1-9 1 recor m ex 1 11.on ay. . The Reds aren t exactly setUng the world afJTe either. They bowed Wedneaday lor the loorth time to the Chicago White Sox in as many meetings this season, 1·3. Jim O'Toole worked six innlngs for the Reds and allowed single runs In the third and leurtb Innings. Tommy John blanked the Reds for five Innings, but the Redo got to reliever Eddie Fisher for two in the eighth Inning and another in the ninth to Ue the game. The Sox got the winning run in tbe ninth off Jack Baldschun u Tommy McCraw singled home AI Weis, a pinch runner for Smokey Burgess, who bad drawn a walk. Vada Pinson's two-run homer in the eighth and Deroo Jobn oon's bases empty blast ov.; the wall In the nlnlh accounted lor the Reds' runs. Ohi03DS Have Banner Year C.~ against ~~1:;~; a bustling, reminiscent of the mont title team of ago. Harding baa apeed ~~mooha~to~:"!: in the final UPI coacllea of the seaoon BDd have during the long grind. Cbaminade IIIPiaf.! the Gottachall twlna, Jerry, at guards and Gary Arthur, while counter with I well • outfit headed by Ed Lueco Ed Snlilh. *'t Lancaater LieU J1e1P1 .. In the second 0811 AA ~ Lancaster's Golden Galel . . ~:~~:s ~u~":~Jo:th~!~ the biggest surprise Ill !lie . . . nament, finishing third lu ~.1 took the twin titles. league but coming oa alrllq II ' Launching tournament play the past month or so. Bllt Friday at 1:30 p.m. will be New Gales may lack a blfl ~,ti Lebanon Dixie and Rittman's cope with Toledo Llbbey'l~ ' Indians, followed at S:IO by jumping front line h'ltleil 'W Rossiord and Ross Southeasl· 6-foot-4 Dan McLemore ani! 't- ,· ern In Class A. foot·! Joe Cooke, holh of wiiDiil The big school Clasa AA sesaverage more than 20 paiDII I per game. J Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 24, 19611--3 In the Class A ~ · ford has the height to turD U.. trick, although the BulldotJ.Irtquently get into trouble 111111 Nsort to last-minnie llen8 If win. Rossford !25-li) . . . . . . . 6-feet-4 in height and dellnlteJ1,. will be favored ow.r It.- " TORONTO {UPI) - Ilea- attempt to tnoclt out Chuvalo Southeastern's Panthers !»-Tl l', vyweight champion Cllsslus March 29. m the second game of lbe J'rl,o-; Clay, who bas !lllddenly re- Bold words from a man who afternoon session. gained his self - confidence, just a day earlier bad Insisted The Dixie-Rittman game loob works out at the Toronto be would be content with a 15- like a tossup. It will be Jllli,. .. Athl t · CJ 0 b • IC today, Wolile round decision and remember, man's height and dellbenle challenger George Chuvalo Cbuvalo bas never even . style of play, resembling that ol Ia~~· the dsy off. knocked down. wnul. l:""nty-rival Northweslel'll of. mce bis arrival here last "Now I didn't say I ago. against llle faQ. ~Jday, Clay bas been exhibit- knock Cbuvalo out," Clay tactics of Dixie. . , mg astonishing humility. But on added. "I said 1 would try to If everything goes acconibt& 1 Wednesday, l"'rhaps sufferin• lmock him out." f, form, and it seldom doefl fro t k o I' m an a lac of spring fev.r, Chuvalo boxed for just three play, it should lie Clay announced he was going to I rounds Wednesday in the most Chaminade against Toledo Llll- - - - -- abbreviated seasion of his short 1 ~ in the Class AA final& lJat. . training period. I' night and Rosaford .... I "We have been forcbtg the Rittman tangling In the CINS tr . 1 bee A title game that afternoon. 1 81" ng ause 0 the time, 1,~t we don 't want to leave 11 all I"' the gym," said Ctuvalo'o S cigar-smoking manager, Jrv Ungerman. ·liiiJ Clay Regru·ns Conft.dence, Chuvalo Takes a Rest I; ooen W'I t sets 5 I NEW YORK <UPI - A look U B sli tb at the ftnal Na ona1 a e a11 Association (NBAI statistics shows it was a banner year for Ohioans In the league. M FRIDAY, SATURDAY Oscar Robortson of Cte Cin· NEW YORK (UPI) ~· eanwhlle, .Main Bout 1~., and SUNDAY chlnati Royals held down third ladelpbia'a Wilt Chamberlal:· the closed..:JTCwt televiSion Mln:h 25-~27 among the scorers with most valuable player in th~ promoters, are also gaining "SKI PARTY" an average of 31.3 points per National Basketball Assoeta. confidence. . Vrankie Avalon game, just o110-tenth of a point lion set five teague rds A spokesman for that organlDwayne m,,tmilu''f ·s' season whi reco lllion said 38 theatres-28 in thl behind nmnerup Jerry West of le leading the the Umted Stazs and 10 In <Color) -andLos Angeles. • 76ers to the Eastern Division Canada-will show the fight The Big 0 also led in assists Iitle. lth f I "''PERATtON ANAflll" with 11.1 per pme. Wilt led the NBA In scoring • te':J gross 0 1•1100 •000 Sean Conaory Jerry Lucas, having bls best with aa average of 33.5 points ~~e<pec;;;:;~~-...,...,...,...,...,...,~~~~~~iiii:!iiii:!!! year with the Royals, was per game in league statistics eighth in scoring with 21.5 per released today. The 7-foot-1 game, and lhlrd In rehounding pivntman al.!o led In field goal with 21.1 per contest. accuracy with 1 .5f0 percentage Happy Hairston, the Royals' and rebounding with 2U per : allth man, was ftfth In field game. goal shooting percentage at 48.9 Chamberlain's field goal pe, and Adrian Smith was fifth in centage surpassed his o[d free throw percentage at 85. league mark of 5211 J hn Larry Siegfried, the former Gresn of Baltim · · 1 beny • a "" at Obi 0 State sIar now "'1'th th• the old record by ore hitting .536 to ! Boslon Celtlcs, was the top finish behind W'lt free throw shooter witll 88.1 per Cbambe 1 . 11 · ds cent He hit on 274 of 311 at- for / 810 a so Sf!( recor temps mos consecutive games How.ard Ko m I v e a, former wittout being disqualified on Bowling Green ace now with personal fouls (543); most the New York Knlcks. was third seasons with over 2.1100 points in free throws with 111.1 per scored (7); most consecutive ! eent on 241 of 280. He also was aeasons as leading scorer (71; , llflh In assists. averaging u and . all-time NBA career •Stylemert 1nd per gBme in his new role of acormg champ (21.4116 point. in playmaker. seven season) . Middish1de Nate Thurmond, who played Larry Siegfried of Boston led with Komives at Bowling Gresn, tbe league In free throw waa fourth In rebounding with 11 accuracy with 1 .881 pereenper game altltoagb bothered by tago, and Oscar Robertsoo held a cltronlc back ailment. He 11 down first place Ill asslats with with San Francisco. 11.1 per game. NBA Record SPRING VALUES GALORE ''Such smoothness, such snence; says Jean Bauchel "Your Ford is quieter, M'sleu." Foro·o quiet qu.Uiy II the roeun of advanced engineering faalumllke a revolutionary new tame that "tunee out" road vibrations ... the strongest body ever on a Ford. But the quiet ride Ia just one olllll!lY reasona why you're ahead In 1 Ford aU IIIII way. Only Ford In Ito claaa oflerl • Stereo-Sonic Tape Player option lhal brlnge you over an hour ot unlnt• rupled mualc of your choice, on each aelf-threadlng, anap-Jn tape cartridge. • Magic Doorgate tor wagona (llandard equipment) that opena out Ike a door aru1 down like a tattgata, depending on whether you are loadIng kids or cargo. • Silent-Flo Vent~ tatloll ""' 4-door hflrdtopa) - brlnge In fresh air and geto rtd of 1rJ19ke and alate air with IIIII wlndowa closed. • Even Ford't kaya . . apeclal-thay'N doubt-gad 10 they flt In Jock• lither tide up. VIlli your Ford Dealer and --<lrtw 1 20" Mester Cut POWB MOWER Columbi1 Bicycle 3 H.P. B&S Engine Fully Equipped many waya For~ Boys 26" RIG. $49M ·eerrom Ford.Sel'can $41·00 put Y211 ahead In '66-. etx12 Tllrift.Tex Unoleu11 Rugs $5.79 ,eSIHidle, 16" Size (Padded Seat)- - $125 e ·'18"Fr111erPaper, 100ft. roll·- $1 · ! {I ll ! :;,:u:;:: Next Opponent have quite 1 SPORT COATS "c\ - Whi'te Sox, LA sion thai night leads of! with top-rated Cbamlnade tanglinJI with warren Harding'• oacebeaten PanCters. In the nighlcap, Lancaster and Toledo Libby book up for the right to con1e back Saturday for the champ!=:;.,_... Outalde of Dixie, th state tournament wUI be something new lor the entire field, None of the other oeven have ever advanced thls far In tournaplay Dlx.le, coached by ••ony ,.,_ ~ ""' lumbus lllnea, played In llle toomey two tlmea before and won the Class A title in ltlti2. Warren Harding (24-1) may -11 GAME SCHEDULE CHICAGO (UPI) - Big Ten basketball coachea want their teams to play II games within the conference, lnatead of the present t4 games, atarting with the 11168-8 9season. They voted Wednesday to recommend the schedule change which wUI he cons1dered by the athletic directors. SUITS w., 1 "': r Reds Lose to By ROBERT GRIMM United Prest lnteruaUoaal COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio's ffth lligh school baake~ tall championship tournamen~ crammed with noisy fans, color and talented performers, opens ita tw!Hiay Jtand here Friday. Although opaets are. rule rather than the exception m 100 ann u•.1 starts tournaments, the ear1y1lne ~vontes were Dayton Chamlnade' Eagles In Clasa AA and Rossford In the small acbool Class A divtslnn. B .tb th ut WI e tel!llions and crowds of more than 13,000 on hand for all Cte seasions, the round M:it takes Iunny hounces in state tourney play. Take last year, for instance, when the fa- LOOK!! · W·d day ! evelliy!" I I 1 w l.~::::~dlvld!DC ap the oatl!eld , ° "I Court FigJ l Nat Hf ('1¥. I J 1 ere Dayton AA Fa • Rossford IS A Pi In 44th State M ~--"" B!ll Bryan, Dick Green, Ken The New York Met• lind Suarez and Ed Charlea bo- 1themselves unaccustomed to mered for the A's, who won the firlt place as they lead the game with a pair of unearned ! National Le&gDers ·with a IH runs In the ninth. j slate, including a 7-1 victory The New York Yankees : Wednesday over Pittsburgh unleashed a home run barrage! Jim Hickman's lwo-run -'··-•- 1 to beat Boston 8-6 and hand the . in lbe ninth. Red Sox, while seven homers The Chicago Cubs sr:~~:: accounted for 18 of the 20 runs •California's five-game • scored as Houston outpoled streak with a 4-3 triumph Wasblngtllll 13-7. the Angels. 1 t Honoredby ; I Tribe Ni"" Glaata Behind HI with two out In the ninth Inning, the Cleveland lndJans rallied to defeat San FranciBco 1-1, while the surprising Kansas City Athletics pounded out four home l'UIIS to defeat Baltimore af\er the Orioles had erased an 8-2 deficit and tied the score 9-9. 1 "We are building on youth Baltimore o and opeed beeau"' speed is u~T SpoDIC::. ~~~r St. Louis o more impartant in our park " . " . Wednesday's Retulla than power" said Schoendie st BOSTON (UPI) Playo(f time .in the National Cincinnati 107 Boston t03 who hope,' to move . t ~' Basketball Association has for years meant the court <Only game scheuled) stadium at mld-seasomn.o Hie king B~ston Celtics were in their dressing room counting • . s all their money. Tbursdsy'• Gamet aopes for movmg up fr~m a But times have changed in the NBA and the Celtics St. Louis at Baltimore 1965 seventh place fmlsh, are counting bruises instead. however, are more immediate. Boston was beaten, 107•103, WICHITA Kan. (UP!) -Don Paragon Of Hostlen by the upstart Cincinnati The Royals romped to an 11· Rolfea of Clnc!nnaU and Rich Brock, who has the. resources Royals Wednesday night in the point lead In the ftrst II Parks of St. Louis were added to thflve under this sy~tem home court opener of the minutes, nursed seven of it to the South oquad and Del reprheesents whatot SchoendJ011st NBA's preliminary Eastern through the quarter and were Lewis ol Kansas joined the has en 1ry1ng get across Jo Division playoffs. The teams on top by !i~e, 53-411, at the North team Wednesday for 1 bts young players. A 5-II, 170- meet again In Cmcmnatl half. The Celtics closed to one college all-;tar has!telhall game speedster who stretches s1ngles iSaturday night and return to in patented fourth quarter , here April 2. mto. doubles. Brock set a St. !Boston for the third game fashion but not even Cte sudden 1 - -·--- Louts record last season by iSunday. fourth q110rter scoring heroics 1 •wiping 63 bases. : . f of Bill Russell could stave off ' Brock put en a •how for the I The Celtlcs had suecesa u1ly lthe Royals. i rookies Wednesday and im- avo1ded such preliminary coot- At the end, Oscar Robertson · pressed the Los Angeles petitio~ for the past mne ye~rs .and Adrian Smith had 26 points Dodiers even more. The 26- by wmnmg all the regu ar each and Jerry Lucas 21 more. 1Lucas also had 'll rebounds as year-<Jid right fielder led an 11- season marbles. htt St. Louts attack with two It was bad enough last week the Royals controlled the singles, a double, three runs wheu Pbiladelpblll tumbled tbe hoards by a 70.61 margin. scored and a pair of stolen eighttime champions out of In defeat, R~ssell had 22 hases as the Cardinals whipped first place. It was worse when potnts. Larry S~egfned tossed the Dodgers 6-1. they were beaten by the Royals ID 20 and John Havlicek netted . The American League cham- in Cte best-of-five playoff ' 16 after a cold fJTst half. pion Minnesota Twins exhibited opener. But to have the Royals mid-season power by nipping win by stressing Boston's pet LONDON vs. UNCOLN Philadelphia 5-4 on a ninth- defense was the foulest blow of BLACKPOOL, England (UP!) inning round-tripper by rookie all. 1-Amos. Lincoln of PorUand, The peanut, whit• 11 shortstop Rick Renick and a "They were rebounding and ' Ore., will he Brtan London'• fn:wn In Sou" America, frrst opponenl 1 lh mila, China, Frea•b W... third-Inning, three-run homer we were standing around he n SIX mon s .. "" by Harmon Killebrew. watching," retiring Coach Red w n they meet on June 13 Africa and the United Another rookie, center fielder Auerbach said in a voice made June 20 m a northern England sta':u II Uled mainly for Mickey Stanley, hoosted his hoarse by howling at the game City. London, a former ::ceptl!"th:llu~t! stock bu rapping out two hits, ofllclals. "We came out to play ' and Emprre hea_ vywelgbt wb ' pion bas he 1dl be 1 ere It ~.i'!!'l"ced mainoteallng two bases and scoring but they came out to win." ' . en e cause ~ 1 I,y for lri~ ilnto peuut a pair of runs as Detroit edged In the suddenly jubilant contract diSpute between mal butler. llalf the huvellt- -Cioclnnati dressing room al promoters. eel crop Ia uaad for tbll Boston Garden, Royal Coach LOPOPOLO vs. HERNANDEZ )lll1'Jl01e. OIIIJ 10 per tool Free Florida Vacation Jack McMahon recovered quick- ROME (UPIJ - Sandro of the. crop It trushed for. 14 Doyo & 3 N!ghlll Jy from the slloek of a one- oio of Italy signed oU. In the southern part of In Miamllooch f 15d . I bou the United stalea the peaNot A Contest! Jl11me advantage to announce: or a roun me t with aut II used ulenalve!J .. Evoryone Con Gol , ''we played 8 much tougher 1world junior welterweight cham- feed lor llvutock. Certlll~ G.t Station defense against them thau we i PlOD Carlos Hernandez of e ,..,, 1 "• •1 11 . • w. Main StrHt Pomeroy, 0. did all seasoo." Ve2ezoela in Rome, April 22. ~ 1 I Atlanta 3·2. The "tbink amall lor big results" attitude has been prompted by the erecti111 od a spacious new park In St. Louis. The hit and run, bunt, 1teal and one-base bit are more suited ~~-te stadium than the home The atorm, following roughly the same path taken by the great blizzard earlier Ulis month, resulted Ill at least 26 deaths. Among the n storm PLAY CAST- The Junior class of Rutland IDgh School will present, ''The Worm Shall Squirm" Friday, March victims In Nebraska was rodeo 25, at 8:06 p.m. in the auditorium of Rutland IDgh School Cast memmbers seated are, I to r, Betty Clark, Debbie performer Gerald (Specs) Auf- Turner, Susie Grimm, Sabra Canaday, Kalhy Thomas and Sue Clonch, Standing, TIJJls, Jim Crisp, CheJter dengarten, whose body was King, Roger Davis, Roger Lathey, Roger Alkire, Dellllil Weber, Marty Woodard Mn. Fay Sauer, director.found in the snow near his ::Se::n::t::in::e::l.::P.::h.::o::to;__ _ __ bogged-dowo Inlet. -~.-·--.·---- All-Stars nASHIIfa. Pa~.DriVIIIIy An ·B~R. W. Hdwe. & Leather ' . . ) . m w~ w · • ·· lx"rt Y~ !~Co~'-,~--~~~·~!~~~et_!~Gia~!!~~~un~ .,,'....~lil,...11!11111'piltt!.lll,_•, - - - - - 461 South Third St., ~ltport, 0. Pl\.•992-2774 By Brookfield end Stylem1rt SLACKS By Hubbard 1nd J•ym•r HATS by PORTlS ARROW SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS DOWNIE-GROSS, INC ... Mill! St. �' 'I !. .'1 ·' Bullets-Hawks . ~" tnash Tonight . Fearless Indonesian University Stud~nts Use Favorite Red Tactics to Win Battles 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 24, 1966! . tp . I - - - - -. . . . Starts Tomorrow I NOTHING UKE R' BEFORE( . ANOTHER TRUCK LOAD ARRIVES ' '. I ' .. •"'>1<.<: SPECIAL.· Another "Grate" Gibson Refrigerators HONG KONG HERE'S SUMMER FUN FOR THE KIDS.... RICKSHAW WITH PURCHASE OF ANY CORRECTION! Golde-n Glow Soft MARGARINE \\ J1h li:uid rorn oil P~g . of 2 1'1 Jb. Tub~ ~- 39 ,., • GIBS,ON ( Frost-Clear Refrigerator TRUCK LOAD SALE PRICES IN EFFECT ON THIS 13 CU. FT. GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Team 1 Team 2 Now, you can enjoy all tbe adv~ntages of Gibson's high standard of quality and outstanding features ate price so low It will amaze you! Two separate storage zones witb two separate temperatures let you store foods properly to keep thetr proper flavor and freshness. Gibson's exclusive "Quality Mile" performance test checks for complete operating efficiency before it ever leaves the factory. It's ~o.ur assurance of trouble-free dependability for years to come. Team 3 Team 4 Ill THI COMMON PLIAI COUll 0P MIIOI COUNTY, ONIO LIIJAL NOTICI , IN TNI MATTIA 011 CONVIYAIICI OP ClltTAIN ta&L. IITATI GP THe ftUIRII Oil Till fRIIItD&o PIOPLU CHURCH OP THI lftHIL CMUICH Ofl ODD OJ DOWIIINITOtl. A IILIGIOUI AUOCIATION, IU' Fresh, Potent Drugs Skillfully Compounded NOT INCOIPOIATIDo T6 protect your health, we use only fresh' ingredients, at the FOR ALL INTERIOR laute 4 ...... .,,, 0111• SURFACES . - • NoUet k beNbJ 11"11 to !!'!~ cer1 an4 memben of 111• ..- ::::=:t. PeGpl• Cburdl of t.bl BeUtel .....__ of Go4 of Dowa.IDI&Glt! II. D. Mo. f. ohlo, ,.. to oU .,._ PLASTER, DRY WALl. CON· CRETE, BRICt<, WOOD, WAI~ . BOARD, OR PREYIOU~t.f PAINTED MHAL Tbrough Marth %%, 1861, 610 Iannen had olgned RpPlicatioo to parUclpate in lhe feed grain and wheal programs and $84,184.45 bas been paid In advance paymenla, peak of potency, in filling prescriptions ... with meticulous care and precision. Prompt Servce, Where and When You Need It Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2-2955 112E.Main Pomeroy DEKOR • qt., $1.07 gal., $3.29 • 4 Registert>d Pharmacists to Serve You STORE HOURS: Dilly . . . 8 AM to 10 PM Sunday .. 10:30 AM to 12:30 5 PM to 9 PM '~AMPIONS" POSSIBLE and PRACTICAL WitJ. Vanguard'• .l?epartment or .Agriculture ?'- f flcl81s are stressmg the contmNEW YORK (UPI) -The ued need for fun participation American BroadcasUnil Compa- In the 11166 feed grain and !"heat' ny announced Wednesday It programs. Feed grain stocks would televise live the last two rounds. of the Tournament of Ch amp1ons golf tournament from Las Vegas, Nev., April 17. LATEX FLAT WALL FINISH The use ot Dekor assures l111in1 beauly tnd extt11ded ec:onamy, from basement to attic, becaUII ol Its veBatility of W1pHn1 to many different int1rlof aurfaees. Arailable In wlaite and IOr&MUt coiOIS at ••• EBERSBACH HARDWARE Everything In Hordworo MAIN ST. ON TV POMEROY remain more than sufficient. If farmers do Mt have proper rover on fields they wish to d~ vert, the ASCS will assist In oost sharing to establish cover. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==----"il .111, This would give the farmer a R LJlr Jrl •·1ft$ new mea·doW for 1""7 .. · ThoVory But HUlJIIS CHANGED In Ured Con Anywhere Tbe Social Security office NO REASONABLE at 831 Fourth·st, Marietta, wUI OFFER REFUSED be open until 9 each night beginning Monday, March Z8 SEE through Tbursday, March II. This Is to assist lhooe people who wish to file for medicare and cannot gel In during the "Your Romblor llo1ltr" day. The office Is also open SatPOMEROY, 0. urllay, March 26 until 4:45 p.m. Dmu d MOROPOLITAN MOTORS AWARDS MADE The Logan Branch Ofrice of the Bureau of Workmen's CompcnsaUon made awards total· ..,18 498 83 for COmpensatng ~ , . tion medica) and hospital serv' ICes during the montn,s of ))e.. .cember 1965, January and February 1!16& according to figures released ~ay by Mr. Spurgeon Metzler Deputy Admlnl~rator ' :n of the Logan Branch Office. This figure represents an increase of ,t8,....77 over t be .wu previous tllree months period · • c...... ,.,.., AI'""' FrlendiJ Peopl• Q.urell ol__._ ..~ Bel.bel Cbureh of God of Do .._ _ filed tn the court of CommoD Pllu or Me!p CountJ, Ohio, 1111 CUI No. lJ... tcfl, lhelr certain P.Utlan. PR1hll tbe Court for an ordu ll'fllll tllem authorlb' to tralllflt all4 aon"' ta ,.. simple to the Tt~~~te• af Jacbon Model 3612 COMPACT ~':!:::=:.:~ :~·~.~~u.to:.~ ,.. loUowiAI ...." ... nil _.., .,. r.uowt"" nol .,.,,. ot&uoto to To'"""" of 8clpto, couotr 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR FREEZER .. HERMAN GRATE Now At A Lower Price II OR LARGER WITH TRADE e HOLDS 104 lba. o1 Pop•lllo. •• ...,.., No. tt. 'hwn No. f, Rup No. lC. tf IU OhM = como'""'' ..,.,.,., ,..,,. - ..~ ''" " '"" " lbo , . , . _ of .............No:;, '::..''!f a BIRTH ANNOUNCED \I':,:O:N~.... ,._ ra':/'uo _, Mr. and Ml'S. Clyde Sayre or ...... North .,. ........... """ Sycamore, Illinois, are allllOUJio IYM · Rout. No. . , ....._. ._. 100to ... ptaco o1 "'110"'•• clng the birth of lhelr II r s I !'!!·~·.. child, a daughter, March 15. p.,. ternai grandmother is MulDe Sayre of Itaclne R.D.: maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrl. Raymond Wolfe of Syracuse. The new mother Is the former Carol Ann WoUe, ~(L""tL-rn"ilb *WITH FREE llrniD~·lH~il®am' HONG KONG "Never a thimbleful RICKSHAW of frost 116ibssn • 1984, nearly 2,1100 miles of Interstate highway• were brought to completion. During in a lifetillle" CHEST FREEZER • $450.00 Big Gibeon wraparound frees. ing coils 8Ull'OUDd foodJ; on all BUT JUK- 41i.des witb fast-fraezin&: cold. Foods lioe•o ..._, bop .... ural freoh.,.. IIDII O.vor far longer.StandardonoUmodolt, FASTER FREEZING NOT NOT $400.00 !rom ~84 to 8'79 lb. oopocitJ. BZ&k~·(8'~ 88 Model 9316 . . A truly remarkable value . . . 16 cu. ft. space, yet it's priced lower than most 14 cu. ft. models. All Frost Clear, of coune, 1nd so beautiful. BUILT·IN STYLIMI Slim, .cauare..corner delip comb- with tlat top ond llandard cabiDet bqhl for custom, built-in look. With Trodo DEFROST DRAIII. · Takeo tbe met0 out ol.dolrostiDg, c}eening - GIBSON 18 / I I " -·-------·--- ... ··------·- ·· - ..-·-· -- - - - - -------- -------- ---~- -------·-·---..... SH2.4211 ' . ~O~D GRATE . ··~\ RUTLAND, 0. ·- . ' . HUGE REFRIGERATOR·FREEZER ... ~to~ all your food perfectly. Gives you 18 cu. ft.. capaCity With 210 lb. freezer and it's all Frost Clear. G•bson Frost Clear bas been found by an independent research laboratory. to have the lowest operatin~ cost of any frostless refngerator. Gibson's patented one coil, one control Frost ,Clear systein is years ahead i!l deJ?endabillty, loo, thanks to Gibson's exclusive Quality Mile-the ~lh -hour . runlilng lest tnade only .by Gibson on every refr~&erator 1t builds. . w.tir ·d.raiM into paD or ataad.ard Hi • · prdmh-. ..,. Frost-Clear BIG FAMILY CAPACITY REFRIGERATOR I ~ ~ WITH ANY GIBSON FREEZER 17 CUBIC FOOT 01 8;~~~.·: : '~~:"u..eo;: PHONE 773-5592 Page • • • .. . . .. ,.. ...... . . ..... ~ ....... __,.. FREE .. """ ...,"... u rouow" The SAME Gibson Refrigerators The SAME FREE Rickshaw •seE MASON FURNITURE The Next MASON, W. VA. ONLY s Vela:•• and State of Oldo. aa4 bolmd· This "Grate Special" is Also Available at MASON FURNITURE ( sturdy, lifetime steel tubing throughout. It's light in weight. Fun for three to five children at one time. Rolls .... ily on 16" wire wheels complete witb lifetime bearings and semi-pneumatic tubeless tires. By removing four bolts, the pull bar can be reversed for pushIng. Red and yellow baked·on enamel finish. Steel top frame holds gaily fringed detachable yellow canvas canopy. Not a toy-a full size Rickshaw. NOT $309.95 NOT $278.00 NOT $239.00 "":!'; !:, ':ta:~~~= ::;• .;::..::, ~ u. lbo Blazon's Hong Kong Rickshaw hal .... $269.00 17 cu. fl. - - - ~19 .... $349.95 21 cu. f l . - - '26t .... $399.95 25 eu. ft. --- REGULAR $595 s · A GIBSON RIJNS WITH '!:UDI .J THAN ~T · PIl.ll You ·Will save elecj~~ owulng a Glblloa. ....,, """ �' 'I !. .'1 ·' Bullets-Hawks . ~" tnash Tonight . Fearless Indonesian University Stud~nts Use Favorite Red Tactics to Win Battles 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 24, 1966! . tp . I - - - - -. . . . Starts Tomorrow I NOTHING UKE R' BEFORE( . ANOTHER TRUCK LOAD ARRIVES ' '. I ' .. •"'>1<.<: SPECIAL.· Another "Grate" Gibson Refrigerators HONG KONG HERE'S SUMMER FUN FOR THE KIDS.... RICKSHAW WITH PURCHASE OF ANY CORRECTION! Golde-n Glow Soft MARGARINE \\ J1h li:uid rorn oil P~g . of 2 1'1 Jb. Tub~ ~- 39 ,., • GIBS,ON ( Frost-Clear Refrigerator TRUCK LOAD SALE PRICES IN EFFECT ON THIS 13 CU. FT. GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Team 1 Team 2 Now, you can enjoy all tbe adv~ntages of Gibson's high standard of quality and outstanding features ate price so low It will amaze you! Two separate storage zones witb two separate temperatures let you store foods properly to keep thetr proper flavor and freshness. Gibson's exclusive "Quality Mile" performance test checks for complete operating efficiency before it ever leaves the factory. It's ~o.ur assurance of trouble-free dependability for years to come. Team 3 Team 4 Ill THI COMMON PLIAI COUll 0P MIIOI COUNTY, ONIO LIIJAL NOTICI , IN TNI MATTIA 011 CONVIYAIICI OP ClltTAIN ta&L. IITATI GP THe ftUIRII Oil Till fRIIItD&o PIOPLU CHURCH OP THI lftHIL CMUICH Ofl ODD OJ DOWIIINITOtl. A IILIGIOUI AUOCIATION, IU' Fresh, Potent Drugs Skillfully Compounded NOT INCOIPOIATIDo T6 protect your health, we use only fresh' ingredients, at the FOR ALL INTERIOR laute 4 ...... .,,, 0111• SURFACES . - • NoUet k beNbJ 11"11 to !!'!~ cer1 an4 memben of 111• ..- ::::=:t. PeGpl• Cburdl of t.bl BeUtel .....__ of Go4 of Dowa.IDI&Glt! II. D. Mo. f. ohlo, ,.. to oU .,._ PLASTER, DRY WALl. CON· CRETE, BRICt<, WOOD, WAI~ . BOARD, OR PREYIOU~t.f PAINTED MHAL Tbrough Marth %%, 1861, 610 Iannen had olgned RpPlicatioo to parUclpate in lhe feed grain and wheal programs and $84,184.45 bas been paid In advance paymenla, peak of potency, in filling prescriptions ... with meticulous care and precision. Prompt Servce, Where and When You Need It Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2-2955 112E.Main Pomeroy DEKOR • qt., $1.07 gal., $3.29 • 4 Registert>d Pharmacists to Serve You STORE HOURS: Dilly . . . 8 AM to 10 PM Sunday .. 10:30 AM to 12:30 5 PM to 9 PM '~AMPIONS" POSSIBLE and PRACTICAL WitJ. Vanguard'• .l?epartment or .Agriculture ?'- f flcl81s are stressmg the contmNEW YORK (UPI) -The ued need for fun participation American BroadcasUnil Compa- In the 11166 feed grain and !"heat' ny announced Wednesday It programs. Feed grain stocks would televise live the last two rounds. of the Tournament of Ch amp1ons golf tournament from Las Vegas, Nev., April 17. LATEX FLAT WALL FINISH The use ot Dekor assures l111in1 beauly tnd extt11ded ec:onamy, from basement to attic, becaUII ol Its veBatility of W1pHn1 to many different int1rlof aurfaees. Arailable In wlaite and IOr&MUt coiOIS at ••• EBERSBACH HARDWARE Everything In Hordworo MAIN ST. ON TV POMEROY remain more than sufficient. If farmers do Mt have proper rover on fields they wish to d~ vert, the ASCS will assist In oost sharing to establish cover. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==----"il .111, This would give the farmer a R LJlr Jrl •·1ft$ new mea·doW for 1""7 .. · ThoVory But HUlJIIS CHANGED In Ured Con Anywhere Tbe Social Security office NO REASONABLE at 831 Fourth·st, Marietta, wUI OFFER REFUSED be open until 9 each night beginning Monday, March Z8 SEE through Tbursday, March II. This Is to assist lhooe people who wish to file for medicare and cannot gel In during the "Your Romblor llo1ltr" day. The office Is also open SatPOMEROY, 0. urllay, March 26 until 4:45 p.m. Dmu d MOROPOLITAN MOTORS AWARDS MADE The Logan Branch Ofrice of the Bureau of Workmen's CompcnsaUon made awards total· ..,18 498 83 for COmpensatng ~ , . tion medica) and hospital serv' ICes during the montn,s of ))e.. .cember 1965, January and February 1!16& according to figures released ~ay by Mr. Spurgeon Metzler Deputy Admlnl~rator ' :n of the Logan Branch Office. This figure represents an increase of ,t8,....77 over t be .wu previous tllree months period · • c...... ,.,.., AI'""' FrlendiJ Peopl• Q.urell ol__._ ..~ Bel.bel Cbureh of God of Do .._ _ filed tn the court of CommoD Pllu or Me!p CountJ, Ohio, 1111 CUI No. lJ... tcfl, lhelr certain P.Utlan. PR1hll tbe Court for an ordu ll'fllll tllem authorlb' to tralllflt all4 aon"' ta ,.. simple to the Tt~~~te• af Jacbon Model 3612 COMPACT ~':!:::=:.:~ :~·~.~~u.to:.~ ,.. loUowiAI ...." ... nil _.., .,. r.uowt"" nol .,.,,. ot&uoto to To'"""" of 8clpto, couotr 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR FREEZER .. HERMAN GRATE Now At A Lower Price II OR LARGER WITH TRADE e HOLDS 104 lba. o1 Pop•lllo. •• ...,.., No. tt. 'hwn No. f, Rup No. lC. tf IU OhM = como'""'' ..,.,.,., ,..,,. - ..~ ''" " '"" " lbo , . , . _ of .............No:;, '::..''!f a BIRTH ANNOUNCED \I':,:O:N~.... ,._ ra':/'uo _, Mr. and Ml'S. Clyde Sayre or ...... North .,. ........... """ Sycamore, Illinois, are allllOUJio IYM · Rout. No. . , ....._. ._. 100to ... ptaco o1 "'110"'•• clng the birth of lhelr II r s I !'!!·~·.. child, a daughter, March 15. p.,. ternai grandmother is MulDe Sayre of Itaclne R.D.: maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrl. Raymond Wolfe of Syracuse. The new mother Is the former Carol Ann WoUe, ~(L""tL-rn"ilb *WITH FREE llrniD~·lH~il®am' HONG KONG "Never a thimbleful RICKSHAW of frost 116ibssn • 1984, nearly 2,1100 miles of Interstate highway• were brought to completion. During in a lifetillle" CHEST FREEZER • $450.00 Big Gibeon wraparound frees. ing coils 8Ull'OUDd foodJ; on all BUT JUK- 41i.des witb fast-fraezin&: cold. Foods lioe•o ..._, bop .... ural freoh.,.. IIDII O.vor far longer.StandardonoUmodolt, FASTER FREEZING NOT NOT $400.00 !rom ~84 to 8'79 lb. oopocitJ. BZ&k~·(8'~ 88 Model 9316 . . A truly remarkable value . . . 16 cu. ft. space, yet it's priced lower than most 14 cu. ft. models. All Frost Clear, of coune, 1nd so beautiful. BUILT·IN STYLIMI Slim, .cauare..corner delip comb- with tlat top ond llandard cabiDet bqhl for custom, built-in look. With Trodo DEFROST DRAIII. · Takeo tbe met0 out ol.dolrostiDg, c}eening - GIBSON 18 / I I " -·-------·--- ... ··------·- ·· - ..-·-· -- - - - - -------- -------- ---~- -------·-·---..... SH2.4211 ' . ~O~D GRATE . ··~\ RUTLAND, 0. ·- . ' . HUGE REFRIGERATOR·FREEZER ... ~to~ all your food perfectly. Gives you 18 cu. ft.. capaCity With 210 lb. freezer and it's all Frost Clear. G•bson Frost Clear bas been found by an independent research laboratory. to have the lowest operatin~ cost of any frostless refngerator. Gibson's patented one coil, one control Frost ,Clear systein is years ahead i!l deJ?endabillty, loo, thanks to Gibson's exclusive Quality Mile-the ~lh -hour . runlilng lest tnade only .by Gibson on every refr~&erator 1t builds. . w.tir ·d.raiM into paD or ataad.ard Hi • · prdmh-. ..,. Frost-Clear BIG FAMILY CAPACITY REFRIGERATOR I ~ ~ WITH ANY GIBSON FREEZER 17 CUBIC FOOT 01 8;~~~.·: : '~~:"u..eo;: PHONE 773-5592 Page • • • .. . . .. ,.. ...... . . ..... ~ ....... __,.. FREE .. """ ...,"... u rouow" The SAME Gibson Refrigerators The SAME FREE Rickshaw •seE MASON FURNITURE The Next MASON, W. VA. ONLY s Vela:•• and State of Oldo. aa4 bolmd· This "Grate Special" is Also Available at MASON FURNITURE ( sturdy, lifetime steel tubing throughout. It's light in weight. Fun for three to five children at one time. Rolls .... ily on 16" wire wheels complete witb lifetime bearings and semi-pneumatic tubeless tires. By removing four bolts, the pull bar can be reversed for pushIng. Red and yellow baked·on enamel finish. Steel top frame holds gaily fringed detachable yellow canvas canopy. Not a toy-a full size Rickshaw. NOT $309.95 NOT $278.00 NOT $239.00 "":!'; !:, ':ta:~~~= ::;• .;::..::, ~ u. lbo Blazon's Hong Kong Rickshaw hal .... $269.00 17 cu. fl. - - - ~19 .... $349.95 21 cu. f l . - - '26t .... $399.95 25 eu. ft. --- REGULAR $595 s · A GIBSON RIJNS WITH '!:UDI .J THAN ~T · PIl.ll You ·Will save elecj~~ owulng a Glblloa. ....,, """ �·:·. · ~ ~- ·: < ;;': l rl r · ~·- •·••. ~· . •.• t ;"..-' .., '.' •. _, ... (. H . Bui•~ Mr .. m,.., rln'lt•lt&aeo . . . . . . . . . . , " :4. h F k £ w. lnju~· ~ the Ollie Ita 1'111 tt Q I I Cltt8 lltt11111, IIIII .. cl~~ "l>f Beta Sipl8 Pili Senrity '!be m!!lln& wu dlf II lp",,aft IJIIh Saboo1 jlld Ul, !Ill. !Uib lbtrllbach. aceompanlecl 11F ltlr btllti •, llxhlltlll \ I' • Ulu, bad 81 iMr Wplc, from Q!mmlql. II Who livtn bY Mtt. IIIII 1 oo1110t1oa lot uU wtt openld ill lellllted tbe tbeme, "Homemalt- Deo~ ....-e In cbarp ol Mr. Russell, at lilt plaDo, Jill, II*M lltlemlllonll J'utld wu ' 1.ot1JS '11M 'l'ues4lir II . I I II . . 0.. ril't lllfle ftnD Willi all tn Atvt*i lie WarN" fealur· Mrs. Ge4l'(t. Sldnner and Mrs. C<lle read ICI'ifiUIIIIUn from CoakQ," '1'1111 lor 'lhe IIIII' II ' ould lumbus du ~ Gfllel II (llll!dplllae. Lila IIIIN lac dls]llaJI 111 M"'l .,... RayiiiiiM Colt. lid lllollltlltl 1 Luke and Mn. a . rod I 10m Ihe bco '11iddlepotl. AprU 8tdllt, pHil. N I . . ~.,., 1»- Oil booen'~lllt ... , . . . vocal oolo, "I hlbd 'I'Dda7 llledltatioo on lhe "L«d'l lilt," Mil Aden!, Ills- in cbiii'JO. operation ill tltt WiJ -tr." 11'11 0 "" " The !!lata Of offiCII'I IIIVWII!bOw IIIII.... • .,.. ..,. New Council lllllllblrl · ll'e \Iart':la EsqjdemOil, pr I'•; to! Nillllllttll hi· JWrt ''""''' ,...-K· rteOtntzed and priiiiiMII mor: Lita Mit<b, "'"' .. 't•; IJII Willaup, • pint. Mrs. Ebll'lblt!lt "were.J udv Crookl, rteOrdlle- lal.GIHII.;Ioblillld'lllllq, . · · td the presldelll'l go me ,~,;; Dortll lllfna, ltll'fiiWIIf llarcb li 11 I l l - . fiJ AptU .ra. PriH tlftl ttfnae A "''D'"tlnlalliDI- read lDaoming presldlnt, The '"~ seorelory : •nd Pat 'Riftd.y, !!Oihb wheo plua 'IIlii be !OM ........ ':1,' ¥'Ill Oaulllt Wls from 1111. Alblrt Roulb, dlltrlcl prot Brown "'. lhe s•rir> 1rea.ourtr. lor FOUDders' OIJ, 'ftla ..... Ill •• u 'lllila 1111 Alllrl· reblbllllaUoD tltalrmlh; IIIIo Lob& Bottom 111 ;,.0 . Deletllllllllll alllnlllt W... votell to oct .., eftl111 bii!Ms- 4111 t.llcD NWI!Ny If Drft 111111111111u1 011 Ill Ciltii'I«<!Clfietl'l for -:o ,,',also clt*a It Jtllaiiii!IIIIUI lll!lor~~HtMi!s ,..... ,.ut Wlllllllrl'llltM'nleadayevflll• if 40 llllltbml ol iba MIJ,IIftlmtSwartz Of Orovt pow. annual t1t11VIIIIIIollfl bt lilld II Ill ~ wltll llftllll . Ill II lbe ....... Hill. Cowllt lllilll wUI 10 to llllllllna· ~unoll, vice prtlldtnl; Mrl.lll• i" " Dayton and incldcle Mrs. Esch·l weelft!lld. N tioDwi4 shell f llout. 101. W. \'a., to bt 01 lht Dill· 201 ~tanley, itlrriiODVIllt, g,,,,, Ieman. Loi• Moore ond Belly I They olao qreed to purcllasa •nd1 ~ aell ~ iag for Dollars show on WSAZ· retary; and Mtl. Mary K. llole, ,;pril .l\iwlings, deleJlata8, lid Aprll l ~ filing oabin•t lor lhe record- tl lllcloar IIIII& ~ c~ilt '1'Y to promote lfi!PPT oalos. Chester, treasllflr. Srv n . . . .- ..... 11111 -etary. 'l'lle wil1lral pi:"' 1ft .... till W . Ill Ticlollll lulve boll! fa.M'Yed fr Durmg the liiCll'llllljj HlllOD, on·rc , 11"1111 ellllltd, '111111e'l 'lltfl• • . ••·umt lllaf It ud IllY member of tht colored slides wtl't! •hcnlll by Potltd lptlttl planttlnillfttlll• Clurt ••~ hmeroy i ,..,. 01 Our LIM" 'IIIII liftll !liVe 1 ollie 111•· ~ t1 It tiYe llllta Wllft wr.tiH 10 alletld Mrs. Gerald LII'IOn of Atbenl,l ~~=:!~ot~Dt~u~dl~ey~··:.:=:; ·.lnl~;::;~ , by Barhara Bet21n1 alld llcltui· bOIIh at two lllln' IIW!odl, At may eall Mn . Roush. WY 2· who has served with ~er hus-1, led re<:orditlgs of music ol e.. ' lease :l5 perBOIII IT& needed to 31119. blmd in the Peace C<lrpo In AI· ~ :J lolk millie 111r1 tl '*'lad U.. • oJuo, Tlao "llllllii'J ;_ ~ It Will V*tlllllnd flD NtJh rlt:l. showed varlOua !lttll ' 11 TltADIIN YOUR OLD TV FOR A NEW ' l't81lllle Of lhlir ILftlf. . Inti It "" - II h U flllrlllll hOilplllllll Ia Ollll<'~oon, Afric•, wlttrt ~;""~;·, 'I'II\IIIBAY ' FollOWIDf lilt mte!lllf ~ Oldt, J(n, Otorut Mowrey, both taught in t.le schoel lhtlt, , , ., 11 AFTmRNOON cmcLI: ot ~ w.. NHid b)' II ti. MJ .........._ Wlllllllll Ia J(n, Xa11u71 Wellb and Mrl. A qutlllon ond an•wll' parlod 1,,,;"l" Heath r.!dhodllt Cbllfflo IIIII liGon Wllllllarjorfe Wlttlll ban a ~- IIIJ aonlllt Mr. 0. A. Kar11ft rlpCI'IId 011 lht followed . . 1 c m"t 'i'hurtdty IIIMIIOII alllll IIGIIII'IbUIItl. Praullt Wilt Jlr. PrlH. Cl.tl DIIIIU lltei'IIIIN llld • wlllllfr ~ hlld AlllitiUn••ments were "":~"~ duii'Oh It I p.tll. Jh. 1111'11 llttllna, lolll CWJ'ttd, J11. WU IIIIi hi'. II ()* :bll. '1'bl hllbliiJII If by M~rgaref Griffiths, lloml . . , !lay" IIIII J)tfllenl !Itt •ltllly dJ Croob, Mll'lba ~. Ml't. Otoql lkAiil. ei.O de- blllll,...,lltlll fit bt1tq1it1 Bcoaornir1 Agent for "T,'.\'; book. ; Dttll 1111111, CaNira OraUR, llllla ~ dtnPtl lit, '-'1111 Mn. Wllll!t A.Gipn County, Dates for activiadll ,;. [, ,. WOMI:N'I AS80CIATION ol BUilt llll'rll. lletty Jlorltl, lblJ'. Pita for IIIK.ltll b atMilltl. o1 linN, NeiiOtlll AuaUlary ed March 24-25. 4-H Advlsoll 11 hi lho Ylrot UDlltd I'NtbJIII'Iaa 111)1 Hlllllln, All• MoDultl, ll - later fOied t. 111ft 1 ,..aida~ lrltlnn 'Workshop at Jackson: P"'·"' 1'I1UI'Ch In Ml4dltp0tl Will DIMI lila Mlldewo, Loll Aioort, Bel, llillll tltt IIIla to .. 11¥11111111. l'lllll'ftth Jllldt for llllUIIJoB Aprll lat meeting, fitting, IIIII Frt Th~~today ev•n~, Mlroh 14, at 1)1 ftlwillp, illllll R.lllle, Mra. 11111111 Pll!w, prulllad, Rdle April meotlDc 111on1 wlth lllll'lni a basic pattern ; April :t4 p m. It lht church. Jlro. ' bllta llljfp, lllll'jorlt ScJI-y, O(llllld 1111 !1!1111. lit rflullll. Pa "-ieaa IIIII Chilli Wll• f . Obit Rural Health C.-11 1 1 cram and tlevotlollll leiCitrt l ;;.,!:11 llnllth 1114 Karllptt lie forlll w111t 1111ooJ1 fiN IINIIIIIM. All Junior --·~· - . - ·-: d··- - - 11 "'II "" M,. Dalt Walburll .,.. . lid t1 illllll!lltn pr " ...... It m"ln .. lll'ftll Ill attltld. c ;If, F.mll Ball. Ho!tlltll l'llll I• . 1111 Gllmtn, Jr., .-ut1t1 Nllllfllu JII'IINIIl lllllillllfllol • w. ~"" M•,d•m•~ UNrl• Allderloll, . llti'YICe alllfrm8, pve bar lllll't 1111. Milton !IGwlb. Mn. Donald Lnwery. Jalllto llutli> IICOild Nparl 011 wft diDI bJ O'YIIlt Wtll and Mta Jld WebI" in•D, ~'ranrll Andereoa, llarry 111111 liltmbtn II 1111 ~- ... ar.. The llllillboro wUtl •\loort ond Judi!On Wblte. efl \7 Mn••J. 10 1111 ll'llcltl I .~JJDDLI!PORT BA:"lD Boo•~ ' ,elltdlmll, nporte11 1 an bllptllll!. Coloftd slides lakftl lit ,.,., A'"'"laliob will . - on : P'ulltll Ylllll ltlr Mr lllllllbtrlltlp fit 111 r. dalo, RlfhilllleDII Win atrYtd 11 Wall were aMwn bJ Mrs. lh~l'odly OVfhiiiQ, Mll'l:h :M, I 8oJiolna MoNtelllt .: muq ltvt qtllll. • the oiOit fit lht _ , . , by 1111 Ill' Alleoow<>rth Wllo ~==II a1 thr hllh •thOol cllelotla 11 1who died W.,......,_ wul bf Odld welflrt ebalraD llfrl. biiiUIII Ml'1 Flllhwlltd ~ . llilrt, at the Mll'1:h ;· ~ p. m. All band puen111 1 ___, GtriJd Wlldallliltll IIDd !Ita ' · fl lilt Loyal BerMI!s Cl!o11.1 Pkg ; ll'O utM..S to attPqd the met~ , ~Ill= ~ Vnlt to Mild flO tt lilt Xlltla tbt Middleport Church of Christ II ,., ,; '"~ Ia dlw"' lle"ierll Import. · tbt 811111 Hill Comllllly, Lema 1tomt lor 11111r alldy tor Wllllh end Mn, J:nilot Powell. ~ even1ng. . . · an t bu. In~'" ltetm, lncludln& 1Botllm btllde bit lll'lt ~... the dltldrea, wltklll - 11'1111, __ J During the busmetl8 ~·ioll ll WA <he iprln& o:obrert, bllltl Pll· band Oahonl ' ed. u ftl a II ' Ill 11r 1111. lilt olii!S voted to pr•vlde and oth~J pro]ecta. ' Sb~ wu 1 l'llldlltlt ~ llllliDt Olla ltltapp, ~ ebalr· fortlf ,atlod IIUes for lhe EBBter MODEL II " ovauu dii(Ci nl! mueu 111, l5h~jll.~IU~j R _k()('K llPRrr«:s ORANGE i and 1 mlltlbet ol tho Raclllll - . IIIII J1r11 llaft bill ... •lot at the church. C<lmmunlMI - ... woll m..t in relular ..,,,.. Melhndlat Cburm. leelld for •••,. Olrll lilt. oommlltees lor the neD 1464MA , ~-; ·nmr.< day at I p. m. with Har- S!IPYivcrt lllaludt 1 daUIIlllr 'Ia olltM ud lite .._ wm bt , lltCIIIUtl were made wilh Mrs. ... tl!onvlll~ and Hemlock Orovo ' Ml'll. Lelll Holler RD Raclu: •._.. ltllr. 111'1. ,.,.,.. o.p Childs and Ml~. Walter :tonG~' a. !IUfOl<. Hom!Ot:k 1' "' ll'llldoblldrtft, II' Jl'ftt 1111, JIOIIIIf challmaD, atalld J11n1t ftt11 OounolJ ID It 11.- oervinlln April and Mn. : ' ,rov. 11'lll liJltD and ciOH U1e , ll'llltilldrn. oa ~. Mol· 11111 1 wlndl'lf 1IIIUid bt ~· 'l'tlllldlt tvenlnl 11 lhlfr hill, Alflutltrlh Ill May. Serving Your old TV may cover your down payment on a moellni an« llarr~vllio wJU ' lie PuUW, Newark, ObtD, IIIII In 1 local 111«1 1114 11111 wltll Llonll Bllllty, <!OUICUII', eommltt""' were also appoin~ new Plllleo Color TV. Come In today and see Mlf· P"'""' lh r program R~frll!h· a numbtr Ill nl- and ntpb. 2.11» poppl8 hiM btla ordlrad apl I'll 1111 lllllllnA' 1a rltullll< ed. nlftcent Early American styled coDtOit finiahed to n11•nt• ,,.,Ji '" <•rvAd '-"'· . 1o oeJ1 in l'llmln)' 11q IN!, lie form Reporlld IU Ed· 'lbole repOrted ill OM: WnN nNE CI.ASII ."r Sbt wu al8o prtceded In : ....lib !Wati IIIII tJ1ab '1'111 Elmer Wehnmg, Mrs. ( mtcil maple furniture. UHF·VHF recepUon, memo i!·r r .. mrrn~ ~'ltRI K•pM . death by I diUCIItor, IIUda De- I PC:.t will -~~ ad. ~· Melabart. Mts. Marvin """~·II •ht11'eh W1\l "'"' at th• hom~ •Wolf@. l"r!l!llds may ~all ~~ !lie ! a - D lo ...,d1;";eoervatlons lor the Mil. James Hawley, Mrl. Gf)'•DIItic tuhlnJ, front sound, front conlrola. ,., Month " l'r; _flam 1. H~'' " , Thur£- . lunoraJ .~omo anytirne, Ha e Del-ta l'llliJ dlnDIIr tt con iltJolle Karr, and Mrs. L. R. Wiliov II •L•.' ;u ,;.lll P m, !lith ~~ .... Lo- • - ... .. •. . v - ..llacillt ' were named Is holtelltl for YOUR liST BUY IS A PHILCOI • 11 Slmetf . , C<>M•Ie.,S. Mro I ches or .-ntOf! Will ra!lltr lblll!'l Tbe IIIIDICW IIlii directors ol Cbari.. llettlley ard .... rtl ' ' ' " 'hom will h• d•vo!i(l!t!l !or you. 1M JIICUoli Woa credll Ada Blinn I I. ' w lib, Bunct Wll tleVOtilllll leorl <·' DEACONS AND Deai.'O- Asi!OCioUon wW altai the u· ' ' wn Jeadausing the flth 11 FRJOH' •I Lw ~dltport Ji'trst United null state-Wide CGIIferl!llce of ~ dlpuly.:..~:::-" end 1 poem dlled "Wllh ,:;;; TIII!W PRIIlAY rJulJ W•ll PresbyteTISI CldtCb 'IIUl 11108- P.C.A Dluaprl lid diteetorl m._ II- iJ FoJ1t " lltfreBitments '~"'"' at the hoome olllf' RP.nf1 ~r ~ buke sate, 8allotdly, War. i at C<llll~ Ill MIII'Cb 211-29, ..., :-_..--:. ~~~~ III'VId by Mrs. Homer llltt 1 Mrs 1 \,:<lie Frida ) e<enmK 36, >t lludley·s Flow" l!bop portA Wayne Neal. Oet!erat MaD· . ,.. • at 1 slie Ervin Ml'1 PAST 11ATRO~ ~ , t•b of iVMMV , '~«· Ill 'tuppers PlalM. · .e • · N. 2ND AVE. MIDDUPORT, 0. 1Eva\qc•line rhapt>J·. OES, lfUI . OFFICERS AND TEAM of The local P.c.J.. will bo rei>' Gll'lllt !alb 011 the a.! II ~ MrB. 8tltt. Athlly, ~ """'' Fnd a) e~ening, M:m·h Tbeodon~~~ Couocij Daughters 1resented by WaJ118 NNI, 0.. the Order were Gctnade Hoff· = = :: lil g:!.:....____ _::.___!!ll!l!!ll!!l!!!l!l!lllt!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!II!!!I!!II!I!I!!!JI!!II!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!----==' ~ 11 tlw hom• ol M". ,J A. I of AmerJ<'a Ill rtqlllltod to !oral Manager; Gtoqt tlmllley, - . Char~ HIDilty ud Ada · •l(,U.R, , .,,,, M" 1.,, me.t at lht IOOr ball 11w> Jacboa, Jlrooidellt; Hobert BtsoeU. Nettie Hay!\4, a ruetl ,. , wistlllfl..ftlotes' and, day al 2 P rn. lor pracUce McAllister, Rllrdll, Vit'f J>reo. from Theodorus Coullcll, alao \lr•. Ml nriP!' Ren~~~~ d•••ot1on MOUNT MOIIJAH B a pI lo I ldaDI; Howard Dtlvall, C1111JL. ...... llrllfl7. lletb to bt IUd· a!., lead•r • 1 Semor Cho!l' wUI bold 1 110111- colhe; Dlvla ar-, Alllllj'; lltd Prldar IVIliiiiC, Mll'lllt II, I cj>' SATUIUIA\' . lt'llf tb~~; <'Omlnl SutldaJ, Marcb J'rlllll Hamil, Pedro, DINt- II IIIII bi!lilt ol C. bade Hoff. I RO(.'K SPRINGS M y F : 27 It 3 p. m. at lbt ebureb. The ton. 111111. Will hold 1 rwnma1~ sale }llr. i pullhc c• inriloJI to IIIMti ·~1 ahd :.tor. 2t in th& bulldlhC . MONDAY '*" 7 . . . New Bonnets Beautiful Dreaes and Coatt Phillips Sisters·Style Shop to ,_ Wtbar Post Auxiliary 7 - :p .: . SOCIAL . CA IENDAR ;;.'."s;:' •I dilti'IW., PHILCO COLOR TV rt , a.r, Jnrs. McNickle Di "'Wednesday I 0.:. t:i.tlt U: "== =r::.=.,.:. 14M Council Meets Tuesday Evenmg 1'"' .J' lllel 7 - - J ·'-·- - · · · - · · - - • .!....... - -· - !' 1 1 9:;10 • · m 1 ~:.\STF.RN 11101\ :it:bool JUb· ,.,,. ltnthers Club W111 ~poil,ot an old fashionlld I!<]Uin! nattca l ,.~, the C:hP..,ti'..r Grad• Srh~101, .saturday f(llm l ::tO to lt :10 p. .n with by 11a1p11 'llU8· m'""' RUG CLEANING ! Robinson's D1 POMF.RO Y oE ~ IIlR rtass . Pomeroy will have a pop bottlt drlve 1 S.bturday. lAaw borUI!s 1 QIJ por- Middl.,.,. •lASTER EGG DYE tPAPER NAPKINS 5·I 0 . . WY WY 2-5111 NOW ON DIIPI.AY llt'lllllul broeldtl, llcll lad t11i11 ready lor fublal!lq HEU NOWI FLOWII lULlS FOR SPRING PLANTING tAMAIYUS GIANT DAHLIAS tTUIEROUS IEGONIAS luy Nowl 1'1111t .Nowl Modern ldvlftlllna trlea to put lllal! In your 1hou. It mu.t ll')lto aniWar your 1111111, lntarpret tham tvlb antlclpata them, AI tilt 111111 Ume II can make 1111 dtmanda upon you, n oan't make you buy any. lblna. It oan't even make you rud the ad1. BaoaUH II order to IUoeted, It mull alve you the ancient prt• ¥11111 of taylna Jlt, and uylna no. It merely aorvea to Inform you • , • alii! to make more aooda IVIIIablt lo 1011 IIII'IIIOIIIbll priCI, NIARLY IVIRYIODY. , . IVIRYWHIRI . .. RIADI A NIWIPAI'IIl IVIRYDAY =.. SIMON'S MARKET OPIN DAILY f100 TO 7100- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 I. MAIN IT, W't2-397S POMEROY A RIPIAT SALI THIS WIIKI FOREMAN & ABBOn ~~.s I UND G BE L 8 s Oreundl'tllh ltvtral TlmH Deily 29 c c floi•u •-r) elld Jllljlol&s,...tcu,.. McCOY'S Drive a great buy. Buy a great drive. Impala '88 Gal. AUNT WICK'S- FOR COOL DIINKS • 6 PKOS. FOR FLA-VOR-AID.l9c FREE - FREE •• FREE CHEWING TOBACCO SPECIAL ,DEALI POMEROY W. MAIN STREn POMEROY . ' ,. Uit 1 filii 'I FOR Gift givhii~L · ~ canbe expenstve , but it - ;a:;._ bl ':, 00(.1'08 SAYS doesnt~ ... have to tie ,. · • Uilln w.n.o " lelch-N11t ~ TOIACCO, 2 pqa. for 45c ··.... " ·" " ·: ... · 1 PICG, FRI '':" - - - - 7 7 .;· 1 I lit of lhllr caplUarlll. Out pa- 1 • •'•'- ··· ·--....,-....::;;: u.ot wbo ltld HPtalld blmort-lt 111811 lD lhe whltel of ber If'• w•• JlliiU7 btaefilld b)' lllklna lbil vitamin. eanne atberulcleroois, Will this alfact bl1 mlad? A - Adt-~ and .,.. terlo1olerolll art fancy namu lor bardlltlllljj of the arttrleJ. at II your lather hat prtlfllllo bardanlnC rather lh1n true Ut bardanlJII Ill ll ltldted IDI' tllnlte, WhUt arttriOICIIIOiil II a jlenetalif.ed Proeel!l thAI CJCo ws throuahout the body, il tends 1o damage some orgllls more than otllers In tlilflireoltil vlotlm!. When, 11 olten ha<> Jlllll, tile arteries of tha are affected, the victim beoomes foraetful and may .aul· fw a cbanle ol personality, es· paciiUy il lbo arteriooclei'Oiis has led lo small strokes. Many druc• !lave bttn rec- ommended the treatment artertos~lerosis ln Jtneral. Ace· tazolamlde and injectionll of ealne have been ~~=~~ Jl lot arterlos~lerosls of the bill tht IIIUlle eannut bt lUll'· anlletf. 'ntty may dllay t h e prolflll of tha dlltiM but they CIIUIOt reatora tiiiUtl ~I alrudy dlmqed. " SALE e bcllH and llecord I'IIYtrt elladlo & T.V. Tubel tAIIIIftftll IIIII Ac-rl• ellnlll.,.,lllnm 25% oH QELANDS T.V. WY 14181 ' Mit I. Main 'S!, m•ca TII.IIIU JlHAIT St'IN 111 II - I Ul vt1 ltlt'VOUI. My doctor lJ alvlltl me ltrll. It it hlblt.lormilllf 'Art tbert Illy bid 1141 efftcllf A - 0a1tJ1Dt (ltral) II Ch"rDkll~ $r!Grt S,._ New I Q - My fltller, II, Wll IOid by blo docitor that ht had pre. FRESH PIGS S FEET ···61b. SLvs. . ,.,............ ,.,I 111111 CALLA HAMS 43~ Holeum or Acl1m1 ND. I IUD • ND. I CARS I I SMOKID-4 to 6 Ll. AVIItAOI ...k.. 1.39 to 2.91 yd. I Jewelry for 10 lb. DOLLARS• aottel taklq IPICIAL- RID DILICIOUS ·u HELEN HELP us I Career with A Future CINTIR CUT 1ncl END CUTS FRESH NECKS BONES· 31b. ~ I0 llrum, the oau.Ulllll lliO&nor Pll'lter, who hat Utt roll of Wife ol 81t11rt Whllman, mUll bave had I prt111011lllon, !lor lht IUd· dtnl~ demanded that tvtey011e - publlolty men, atlll mtm· btre, even lht GIJIIII'aman, be Dl'llered off !Itt 111 until the rtbeanal wa1 l>'ik'. A wilt pre. uutlon, 101 In lht llt!ellll wiltre the two hlvt a baHle, Wbltmlln lura off ber robe. In 10 doln«. ht went altha buolne!tiO 11114tto~,~~l, he tort oil 111011 of her at ltaviDJ hor praotl~~&lly olllltrlllllh, who htd 10 lhl telll' with hls - bul the Ntllflllt LH Crane M4l Lloy4Dally llenllotl, Pomeror.l(lddlaport, 0 ., llatQla M, 188f-7 .,..t lor GtllliiiJ, _. Ill rt Nolan are otber members of Ute them are separated. These 10 • ~will don't hoW up • 1o ~;.;;.~ in anolber picture hiJmt - they're apGIIed; lila• II "',! on lhllutl "Mt with itlf1 IOifilb 11111 er,.el )'W lo llltr . You Don't. 1 that us· · • llllbllhey'rt hllll'iolll lllhell ~ou MillY man olllqt, !ICI'een ftbl to ill• Alia il'l "mt, I, ·• wt C. loot~ made till:' Ill tile Ill)>. ..... m1 the otloloOlctrs .. he by ........ Qlllt II JfiU dalo • ltllow tbaa lo into I torrid WIIUII h _\ II " II, lwt Ill bl VlrnB Ltsl. l'!!IS now LOWDOWN, llmTY TRICK changeable! How about all those w 0 ....urlape,dre 1 w 'd 111 Dear Reader~! , ·!I·' · 'ble 1or to. ... Ar· Dear Helen : lmmacu . te sser el!go things you told me on t h e, ha nd beantbemust 1• Letters are nlllllbil ~~. [! Set ... The car, a een-- 1AGAINST baby'iIller Dl 7 , most courtetered The clerk at a market where Pbone.?" . . terveofa DICe attention - watch out' · 'I IJ'andpartnll - •.,nct~ ous cabbies I ve encoun I've traded for Ute last ten Helen, I never m my II f e . - ~!!! 1111 11 lit lo 1 anywhm In lbl world otl'lllllo ,.Ita walltad out 10 lha car leltphoned anolhtr man In lhll 1 11*1 f pu IIXJ' 111 mo1111 1n11 .,b' 111 the cab IIIIIs in lhla IOWil. with me tbl other nilht and IDI way. I'm lulppll)' mll'l'ltd, hlvt double llltllllq on "'"' lui rtmlllllla', llaw about Jumplnl out to liJIIII hill. Whllll 1 11ld I'd rtpOI'I n.. children and don't have mark )loti or anyont maktl. t11ert 111 IIIIIIIJ· the door lor pullllpn?- II blln ht 11Jd, "Boy, JOU'rt 1ure Ume for affaita. · I've JIUCflaltd • lllll'fll4!• j than ao111 01111, 11 ltut, that Wll Otli' lltJIIfiiiiM . aoullltlor but ha ~ l\ltrY· · clition. 1 ltopl on ltvtral a~a•lona. Maybt Tbt Almuac ! finally convlnctd him lOIII• lhlna II filii, and I m the odd· Iaili - H.· • , . WI'· 1narld jutt lht -m ollhl 11 llllillll Prtll llflrlltlaul bOdy was playlna .• joke, bill bill. would 11 htlp to IH o11e 1 'l'hll eoltllllll It · dtlVIfl , .. Ran 11110 IallY AIID TDday Ia Thunday March 24 now every Ume I HI • man by myull? - R.T. fa llf 11¥1111. • Howtl In lht BIYHIY Wlillllrt the lint day ol 1111 'with 111 t~ look . twice at 1111, I tblnlc hll DMr R: 1 mkld troulllt lobby. She !old u1111tltad chaq loll be had 1 phone can and what 11 Of couru lt W0111d htlp - If I Ill bl Itt td apnll - wa1 - • olltnt ow. hethlnklltl! I even 1topptd htv· 1011 ao 11 tile counulor for , 11'011 1• ol Ci'taUvt Altllll (rrtddll Tht moon 11 bttwlliln Its new llljj my milk dtllvtrl!d. I can't IDlLP not lllll'tly IYtiiPlllh)' ' !lit will 1110 rltldl'lfOUPl and IIWidliltl with pllaat and ftnt quarttr. act normal to all)'lllle, and I 11 11 two 10 mlltt 1 ~d own them over a ltl'lll Ol talevJ. The mornlDI lllr II VenUI <llll't llf lll)'thiJ18. HIIVI!nll marrll&l U ON! lhiPfl up lllrtll Helen lion UIIIJIIMDII. AI .lor I twW How WOilld it sound 11 I welll up (maybe hlvt faulle you !:th;li.,;DIW-.t;j,pa_;par_.-.,.-~!',! romance tinea the bfoa~ • up 'l'he ll'enlnl ttar II Jupiter· I to 1 malt acquaintance and atk· didn't mantlotiJ, tho other mtY ' • with compoatr>lfrlolll Olck Ad· rtnancler Andrew Mellon, I!Cl, "Hava you bl!lll aalllnC dir- follow her leld. OIVt ll 1 Jer, !be lllslattd 1111 'ii'U muob ,. d·" ~ ... 1 lorn" ty ll!lepllono ~alia rrom mel" •-J H 1110 buq with hll' Clllllll' l .. ~ "' ""' OVI "I • Alao at the 11. Wlllbirt, QIUJht lrlllllt'Y ltDdtr prttldentallard- What can 1 dll - VICTIM Dtar Helen: 1 allmplt, u be WU bilrrylnJ iltl. Coolld&l, and Hoover, WI! lim VIctim : '1'1111 II 10 L.B.H., tht IIIDd· IIIli or the lobby, of Alii D'AI'II)', born on tbl1 illy In 116~ . I've heard of 101111 Iolii tel• Ill wile wanll to be paid . for ballk In Hollywood alter 111... On thll day ln hiatory : phont trlcke, !lUI thll 11 the low· babyalttlnl her own grandchll· · ~nany year1 In Frana• - thll In 1902, one of the earlieot eall A lillie sleuthing mlllhl dieD. · lima with biB Jl·year-old Frtnoh "advice 10 the lovelor" track thla creep down, and, 'l'hat't rldlculoua. I am the wilt lhd their 11-monthwld column• appeared. wbon you find hor, 1 hoP' you molhw of 111 and ltanclmotber dluJ(IItr, Susie, Lui lime I • we! She'• either an tnomy or of 10 adorable llvtn-month • • taw Alex w11 110mt eiJ!]tt or It1rl ~lllynl:•d ~~tat:• 1 practklal joker. Wblahever, old ~trl. I babyalt her any time 1} alnt ynn 110 oomlq out ol the th ·~ lndepand PP nt ~ 10 1 !lit's bound to 11v131 btr band I can provided I havt no plana i water! Ill ClltDII. come (mouth) becault the crude of my own. 11'1 a lt'tlt priYI· 11 ~ 1 Jill~ ~·~e:; • H• nd ean't help bralllna. Kep y!lllr ll!llt 1nd I would 111'/or conoid· 1 • 11tar lllton 1 ft)'liB and 11rs open and 1 know· tr II kina money for It I ~~~ aon ~olin ~amt tht fitat Ing omll4! on your face; and Any arandmother wM lhln~• : ~ON , ,''~ eamld to rHecotolven don't be afraid 11 11k quelllont lite nHda money Ill baby • all can. .... • er Ul about pollible phone Clllll. Thll)l her own nun atld blood II elth· . · wao aelected beot supporting . f 1111 111 0n ,_ H er very hard up or Yll'}' dllill· 1 actor In "The Treasure of ~an °~ ~ . propot ' · ' llrtated - HAPPY GRANDMA I Cl 11 P)'l'ldallao . (VItamin Sloll'l Madre" and tile son the :r 1 ~ ~-1 lht love 11 Delr Helan : heel dlrecllll' lor the ume r en where say my Y Not wl'ltn YDif can 11'111111'·1, ~) II llvtn only to lnlanll, ao toY parties h111band 11ellljj pa td bY th • hour to b10uti!UI 1 lu Ctrtvtlll Wtloh fit .. u ~ou uld In 1 recent column, Pc re. Is at but they couldn'tllve with •• little 11 $10.9&. ~ · would 118 lnclu11on In In INa, dowarer Qu..n Mary him. He'• the "life ol" all rllht. FrH l'lerlda VtclllDn Ctmtllt llno o! LIIIIN' " vitamin ttbleta bt htrmlul died In London 11 the oge ol 841 • Nothing to oacred, Hlo favorite t•,:m.~11 :.,~':.,1' 1 Men'• watct111 wl,ll :Com• · plotoly c~tnp 1111tr .kliH · ~1117 aubjeat Is Ill!< and, believe me, Hot II Contlltl tboul wote ~u . lltetlill let · A - Thll vltamla lJ found A _thouaht lor tile day-] our own sex life Is no secret, lvttrona c.. Chi $10.9~ you hM 1 1WIIdl'.abundllltly Ia molt dleto. Athemon orator Demosthsnes: I that 11 if It can get 1 laugh! ! Cortlfiod 1111 ltallD" lhlt dooen't arlnd .1111111 • ·' '· p lltll. 11'1 1 llntJr ftll• mlll ~ cllflclency lJ "To ramind 1 man of lbo good , ~l~kno=w~stx:.,::;~•:h:o.,..:a~r,:e w, Main '''"' ''"""''' o. 1111 - Ill obiJdriD and lur!lo you hove done him Is:1, chlnod, proCIIIGn, )lwllfl• ~·. ··. lever watch that keel)s aeirrllabllll)' and ooavuloioDI. very much like a reproach. Curtlt tlmo. Not l~llltl I ' II Vf1'l rll'l In adult! but !I lilt Whlletlt~tr . bten t!!pOIIod II btlnl IIIOC• new IOdatlve. AlthoUih It lut Mil tftlr tlmo. lattd wllh IOI!Ie forma 01 ane- tald kl be especially uaeflll CAIIAYIIJ.C" IIIla. The averace adult re- aobtr1111 up after an alcol~ollc· II Ci•'l1tn of......_,. AND OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED qulrtl abOut 1.0 mlltrrama blqe, It hat many other """'·II lbil vltam!D dally Iince Thero have been no reporta We SllliiMt · · amounts 111 DOl '1torod In llabituation. It should not bo An li'Plr ' Art ~ou o hlgh •choo! graduate who lhtnkr logicotlv bocly but art pf0DIIlll7 ellmtn taken by per10n1 with h I a h and wourd like to Uet that abWty tn a chalitngtnD Ley-AwaJf..'• job? ld no berm wollld reoult blood prtllurt. Too largo a dote " " 'l It lD 110011 olyOIIr ,.. may eauot pantlnr. jaundice, You are lnvlled to consult with Mr. Dan Bargdlll, qultlmlllll and dllllhOII. ' District Manaaer, Burger Boy Food·O·Rlmu, to oval· · Pluat Mild yow uate your potential in our rapidly expandinl re1t1Ur· ant organbatlon as a future monager a! one or our Q- Willi II nlln? What 11 ud eommnll to Wayae locatlona. iY Yllul IO the body? lnadllldl, M.D., Ia me A- Rltlla or vitamin P Ia IIIII paper. WbUe Dr.la:~:n.:i ll W8 will train you for a job with a future and ad· uelul In IOmt per10na who lllllt oa-t vanctmftnt to 1 live fiBUr• Income bnckot. Apply In ' bave 1 ttndlney to blulll .... llltan be wll1 ••ower lolten peraon only at Union & South Congreu StreMa; Ath· Court St. ny becaUJt 1/llncrtalld frllll· ,..rallattnal Ia luhlre ens, Ohio, !rom 1·& l'.M. 1.•-•------,: iniAl lovely dJWNa. Sew lt youretlf and SAVE Spring FABRICS To Sew Up Easter, Tool rtltlarlll taka ICII' Norman M~lltr'l "An AmtrlUn It Thla Way? FOR YOUR BIG MOMENTI POl t In«. I WY U42t 8EN FRANKLl N ~l 2'1"' anm;;: II !:,. · Sln;tr Sal.. & Service McC.II'a P1ttern1 WY 2-2214 115 W. SICOND OHIO POMIIOY FABRICS STUFFED TOYS tEASTER CANDY •EASTER NOVELTIES Ovtr 11 thl WlrMr'• lot, dur- U:.U,.. Tile li'a6ri~ Shop IPIING POlMALS t . IY lAII/18 IIOIOL I mull lmvo hid a readJ flow 1novelist Elliotl Anwld. IOLI.YWOQI), When Jot)> flllllll' sayings going diNe~ Fro1n all parll4ltbe bla biD· lllllloD, .-bo lolloWid Ca r ~ It the galleotod to ius r'-ht room folks kept floaking 11\'et lo Graai as tmtee at the Gala VIdais- Shirley !,lacLIIne OODIPllment Oototllf on lOoking rilly Clubl dinner II the Bfwt. her In «<ggles ' I II well after hll' rtcent Ulness, 11 lllltoa lOr fGr I fiW mOIIIIhll IIIli Wllh Van JoiiDIOD CCIII!IIIIIIIInt: ch1- · ' 1··-·wously: ~ally a Mr s 1·g at the "I!"" how about us two ••·in"""" ""~" " .,, getUng wgetherl" me and His Jngbness for as 1 ·setUed down valids · • . the Prince and the Pauper," my table, cameramen sudden Two observations drew healand Philip murmured: "I'm and the flashllihts thy guffaws at the affair bOlh." Jack Wll'lllf l'llllll'ltlld 11 lhi!Y IOGU!td tlttlr Prince Pblllp'8, when IIi telaltrt una tllldn't worry, bUt In my dlrtellon. WhRn marklld; "Thlrt Wll 1 lime maybe lllrrllon lbouhl- rtOOYtrttl !rom my bllndntll whon the rlaht pooplt !lid !lie Prlllot oan llllllll ·bll blollltl IWII't that nnt to money - lhlt'a wbon they lllk· a role ill wtrt DoroliiJ Malone end ad about princely lortufto!." And a'Z-==~=~~~Pit=l~~:.~r:~J~ohn::•:w~ltlt~h~ar~hu:ab~•=nd~,~ CAry Qranl, • mnt ltlhtt In .~ · · illl tlO!I, munnured aboul ltil!lher rtaent lathar In tbl ••me 111 bracklt: "Bay, wasn't tbit tunny about John Wayne?" m:!:=l!l NIGHTS TIL 8 GOODIES • tCARDI, til kincla t JIILUD IASKETS t UNFIUID IAIKITS t#AATERIAL FOR Ad.tNO IASkiTS . t TOYS of All Klnda = .o - . . .. , . ....: ...._ _ _ _ __ ;•II and group. A iltaey aupper ' .... Ill prect>df' \h.>. tt~m('t ;U r, :w · p. ·~ NOW CJIIIN PIIIDAY 1nd SATURDAY l •k• <olion healnnlnr ot. 1::!11 o. m Howoti Sltdes I Are Shown by M 1 h rs. AI enswort 1\1. 'ftwa- - ....tlilt-: .:., Oeorp . (orm•tly occupied by A<hworlb I .JANE IIOWILL TINT, w welrrs Thet'f will '1180 btl • I oaughte" ol UllioJI Veterua Bile b)' tb~ -. lfOUP 1 will meet at DAV beD Moaday !"n March ~ 11 Ill<' l!lllle lo.. ., 7: 30 p. ID. J C I New York a vacaue l!be "* ·.~"-~ ~~/~ ~l-J:",l ~ ~ .,: ~ t-~;1o.r. ,.~_ ,-:,. ~JiJ\ -!4'::.'1:".·-";'.'•f.:'t • ~-~· ~''t' ~--~-'~~-;q~l~tr~~ "' . ,..,...,.o; ) dil Cw'il De'··· D'--•or il $_...,, ! 'i' J .d. In=-J Pltl ·Cito"'* Mllfs n.., ._ Qlualr • ...,..1 opeai!Cl Wlih Whn Jesus 11'111114," 11r KN •.AIIII tNI .OIDIIWl ffew ofll- - . 1 W lltDilll. AIIM 'I '1711 ad #I ullllilt DIJ 11t14 \'edbeo- 1 llhn lila 11tt l'lllll'lllll Wllllam RusoeU ol Mllltlltport, .JUlY M. Ohio u Oh10 Eto 1 ~ r • . omemaTbt......, ers . ve ryw ·ere eature ~~~~=OJ .·._ . , •• -:=ll~~~ "' ·:. tal1{ef:Of!iceq~reEiededwlten .. B' 1 :-· :;:- ~;. t U'fl dryinG thnt. luvtt r:lothts f!l!tr!l li Mht and ~rr. out CIDt"tl CIGMI - ", ::=::. 10 loou lftit •••r '''" opron 111'11111 11ldo01 IMrlt JET-SIMPU M£CHAIIISM FDI TDP DEPENOAIUTY! It •11 'N IIUlll NO MLIYS It JAitl ~ =- ' SO DEPENDABLE IT'S ~-~KtD IY A ·. "' ., LOOK AT YEAR PROTECTION fiLAN , , , AT NO IXTIA CHAIIII StroniHt Frleldalro Wuhtr ProtectiOn Pltn In hlttoryl Ono· year Wtrrant, for roptlr o! any dlfect wtrftolll en••••· plut four·yoar Prottctlon Plln for fumllhlnl raplectmtnt for ony dlfectl~• pert In 1ht frlnlt'lli ~ t . flh, dri lll m~M,., 1'1' ltt, ~r ~~ · pttCIIy ,,.,., pumpl . /;, au. . ·, • LOW, I.OW I'll~~; 6 .u· s ~\ ' I¥111L•Wlth BAKER FURNITURE ' . Tr*lll . ltf Middter)ort; ' • �·:·. · ~ ~- ·: < ;;': l rl r · ~·- •·••. ~· . •.• t ;"..-' .., '.' •. _, ... (. H . Bui•~ Mr .. m,.., rln'lt•lt&aeo . . . . . . . . . . , " :4. h F k £ w. lnju~· ~ the Ollie Ita 1'111 tt Q I I Cltt8 lltt11111, IIIII .. cl~~ "l>f Beta Sipl8 Pili Senrity '!be m!!lln& wu dlf II lp",,aft IJIIh Saboo1 jlld Ul, !Ill. !Uib lbtrllbach. aceompanlecl 11F ltlr btllti •, llxhlltlll \ I' • Ulu, bad 81 iMr Wplc, from Q!mmlql. II Who livtn bY Mtt. IIIII 1 oo1110t1oa lot uU wtt openld ill lellllted tbe tbeme, "Homemalt- Deo~ ....-e In cbarp ol Mr. Russell, at lilt plaDo, Jill, II*M lltlemlllonll J'utld wu ' 1.ot1JS '11M 'l'ues4lir II . I I II . . 0.. ril't lllfle ftnD Willi all tn Atvt*i lie WarN" fealur· Mrs. Ge4l'(t. Sldnner and Mrs. C<lle read ICI'ifiUIIIIUn from CoakQ," '1'1111 lor 'lhe IIIII' II ' ould lumbus du ~ Gfllel II (llll!dplllae. Lila IIIIN lac dls]llaJI 111 M"'l .,... RayiiiiiM Colt. lid lllollltlltl 1 Luke and Mn. a . rod I 10m Ihe bco '11iddlepotl. AprU 8tdllt, pHil. N I . . ~.,., 1»- Oil booen'~lllt ... , . . . vocal oolo, "I hlbd 'I'Dda7 llledltatioo on lhe "L«d'l lilt," Mil Aden!, Ills- in cbiii'JO. operation ill tltt WiJ -tr." 11'11 0 "" " The !!lata Of offiCII'I IIIVWII!bOw IIIII.... • .,.. ..,. New Council lllllllblrl · ll'e \Iart':la EsqjdemOil, pr I'•; to! Nillllllttll hi· JWrt ''""''' ,...-K· rteOtntzed and priiiiiMII mor: Lita Mit<b, "'"' .. 't•; IJII Willaup, • pint. Mrs. Ebll'lblt!lt "were.J udv Crookl, rteOrdlle- lal.GIHII.;Ioblillld'lllllq, . · · td the presldelll'l go me ,~,;; Dortll lllfna, ltll'fiiWIIf llarcb li 11 I l l - . fiJ AptU .ra. PriH tlftl ttfnae A "''D'"tlnlalliDI- read lDaoming presldlnt, The '"~ seorelory : •nd Pat 'Riftd.y, !!Oihb wheo plua 'IIlii be !OM ........ ':1,' ¥'Ill Oaulllt Wls from 1111. Alblrt Roulb, dlltrlcl prot Brown "'. lhe s•rir> 1rea.ourtr. lor FOUDders' OIJ, 'ftla ..... Ill •• u 'lllila 1111 Alllrl· reblbllllaUoD tltalrmlh; IIIIo Lob& Bottom 111 ;,.0 . Deletllllllllll alllnlllt W... votell to oct .., eftl111 bii!Ms- 4111 t.llcD NWI!Ny If Drft 111111111111u1 011 Ill Ciltii'I«<!Clfietl'l for -:o ,,',also clt*a It Jtllaiiii!IIIIUI lll!lor~~HtMi!s ,..... ,.ut Wlllllllrl'llltM'nleadayevflll• if 40 llllltbml ol iba MIJ,IIftlmtSwartz Of Orovt pow. annual t1t11VIIIIIIollfl bt lilld II Ill ~ wltll llftllll . Ill II lbe ....... Hill. Cowllt lllilll wUI 10 to llllllllna· ~unoll, vice prtlldtnl; Mrl.lll• i" " Dayton and incldcle Mrs. Esch·l weelft!lld. N tioDwi4 shell f llout. 101. W. \'a., to bt 01 lht Dill· 201 ~tanley, itlrriiODVIllt, g,,,,, Ieman. Loi• Moore ond Belly I They olao qreed to purcllasa •nd1 ~ aell ~ iag for Dollars show on WSAZ· retary; and Mtl. Mary K. llole, ,;pril .l\iwlings, deleJlata8, lid Aprll l ~ filing oabin•t lor lhe record- tl lllcloar IIIII& ~ c~ilt '1'Y to promote lfi!PPT oalos. Chester, treasllflr. Srv n . . . .- ..... 11111 -etary. 'l'lle wil1lral pi:"' 1ft .... till W . Ill Ticlollll lulve boll! fa.M'Yed fr Durmg the liiCll'llllljj HlllOD, on·rc , 11"1111 ellllltd, '111111e'l 'lltfl• • . ••·umt lllaf It ud IllY member of tht colored slides wtl't! •hcnlll by Potltd lptlttl planttlnillfttlll• Clurt ••~ hmeroy i ,..,. 01 Our LIM" 'IIIII liftll !liVe 1 ollie 111•· ~ t1 It tiYe llllta Wllft wr.tiH 10 alletld Mrs. Gerald LII'IOn of Atbenl,l ~~=:!~ot~Dt~u~dl~ey~··:.:=:; ·.lnl~;::;~ , by Barhara Bet21n1 alld llcltui· bOIIh at two lllln' IIW!odl, At may eall Mn . Roush. WY 2· who has served with ~er hus-1, led re<:orditlgs of music ol e.. ' lease :l5 perBOIII IT& needed to 31119. blmd in the Peace C<lrpo In AI· ~ :J lolk millie 111r1 tl '*'lad U.. • oJuo, Tlao "llllllii'J ;_ ~ It Will V*tlllllnd flD NtJh rlt:l. showed varlOua !lttll ' 11 TltADIIN YOUR OLD TV FOR A NEW ' l't81lllle Of lhlir ILftlf. . Inti It "" - II h U flllrlllll hOilplllllll Ia Ollll<'~oon, Afric•, wlttrt ~;""~;·, 'I'II\IIIBAY ' FollOWIDf lilt mte!lllf ~ Oldt, J(n, Otorut Mowrey, both taught in t.le schoel lhtlt, , , ., 11 AFTmRNOON cmcLI: ot ~ w.. NHid b)' II ti. MJ .........._ Wlllllllll Ia J(n, Xa11u71 Wellb and Mrl. A qutlllon ond an•wll' parlod 1,,,;"l" Heath r.!dhodllt Cbllfflo IIIII liGon Wllllllarjorfe Wlttlll ban a ~- IIIJ aonlllt Mr. 0. A. Kar11ft rlpCI'IId 011 lht followed . . 1 c m"t 'i'hurtdty IIIMIIOII alllll IIGIIII'IbUIItl. Praullt Wilt Jlr. PrlH. Cl.tl DIIIIU lltei'IIIIN llld • wlllllfr ~ hlld AlllitiUn••ments were "":~"~ duii'Oh It I p.tll. Jh. 1111'11 llttllna, lolll CWJ'ttd, J11. WU IIIIi hi'. II ()* :bll. '1'bl hllbliiJII If by M~rgaref Griffiths, lloml . . , !lay" IIIII J)tfllenl !Itt •ltllly dJ Croob, Mll'lba ~. Ml't. Otoql lkAiil. ei.O de- blllll,...,lltlll fit bt1tq1it1 Bcoaornir1 Agent for "T,'.\'; book. ; Dttll 1111111, CaNira OraUR, llllla ~ dtnPtl lit, '-'1111 Mn. Wllll!t A.Gipn County, Dates for activiadll ,;. [, ,. WOMI:N'I AS80CIATION ol BUilt llll'rll. lletty Jlorltl, lblJ'. Pita for IIIK.ltll b atMilltl. o1 linN, NeiiOtlll AuaUlary ed March 24-25. 4-H Advlsoll 11 hi lho Ylrot UDlltd I'NtbJIII'Iaa 111)1 Hlllllln, All• MoDultl, ll - later fOied t. 111ft 1 ,..aida~ lrltlnn 'Workshop at Jackson: P"'·"' 1'I1UI'Ch In Ml4dltp0tl Will DIMI lila Mlldewo, Loll Aioort, Bel, llillll tltt IIIla to .. 11¥11111111. l'lllll'ftth Jllldt for llllUIIJoB Aprll lat meeting, fitting, IIIII Frt Th~~today ev•n~, Mlroh 14, at 1)1 ftlwillp, illllll R.lllle, Mra. 11111111 Pll!w, prulllad, Rdle April meotlDc 111on1 wlth lllll'lni a basic pattern ; April :t4 p m. It lht church. Jlro. ' bllta llljfp, lllll'jorlt ScJI-y, O(llllld 1111 !1!1111. lit rflullll. Pa "-ieaa IIIII Chilli Wll• f . Obit Rural Health C.-11 1 1 cram and tlevotlollll leiCitrt l ;;.,!:11 llnllth 1114 Karllptt lie forlll w111t 1111ooJ1 fiN IINIIIIIM. All Junior --·~· - . - ·-: d··- - - 11 "'II "" M,. Dalt Walburll .,.. . lid t1 illllll!lltn pr " ...... It m"ln .. lll'ftll Ill attltld. c ;If, F.mll Ball. Ho!tlltll l'llll I• . 1111 Gllmtn, Jr., .-ut1t1 Nllllfllu JII'IINIIl lllllillllfllol • w. ~"" M•,d•m•~ UNrl• Allderloll, . llti'YICe alllfrm8, pve bar lllll't 1111. Milton !IGwlb. Mn. Donald Lnwery. Jalllto llutli> IICOild Nparl 011 wft diDI bJ O'YIIlt Wtll and Mta Jld WebI" in•D, ~'ranrll Andereoa, llarry 111111 liltmbtn II 1111 ~- ... ar.. The llllillboro wUtl •\loort ond Judi!On Wblte. efl \7 Mn••J. 10 1111 ll'llcltl I .~JJDDLI!PORT BA:"lD Boo•~ ' ,elltdlmll, nporte11 1 an bllptllll!. Coloftd slides lakftl lit ,.,., A'"'"laliob will . - on : P'ulltll Ylllll ltlr Mr lllllllbtrlltlp fit 111 r. dalo, RlfhilllleDII Win atrYtd 11 Wall were aMwn bJ Mrs. lh~l'odly OVfhiiiQ, Mll'l:h :M, I 8oJiolna MoNtelllt .: muq ltvt qtllll. • the oiOit fit lht _ , . , by 1111 Ill' Alleoow<>rth Wllo ~==II a1 thr hllh •thOol cllelotla 11 1who died W.,......,_ wul bf Odld welflrt ebalraD llfrl. biiiUIII Ml'1 Flllhwlltd ~ . llilrt, at the Mll'1:h ;· ~ p. m. All band puen111 1 ___, GtriJd Wlldallliltll IIDd !Ita ' · fl lilt Loyal BerMI!s Cl!o11.1 Pkg ; ll'O utM..S to attPqd the met~ , ~Ill= ~ Vnlt to Mild flO tt lilt Xlltla tbt Middleport Church of Christ II ,., ,; '"~ Ia dlw"' lle"ierll Import. · tbt 811111 Hill Comllllly, Lema 1tomt lor 11111r alldy tor Wllllh end Mn, J:nilot Powell. ~ even1ng. . . · an t bu. In~'" ltetm, lncludln& 1Botllm btllde bit lll'lt ~... the dltldrea, wltklll - 11'1111, __ J During the busmetl8 ~·ioll ll WA <he iprln& o:obrert, bllltl Pll· band Oahonl ' ed. u ftl a II ' Ill 11r 1111. lilt olii!S voted to pr•vlde and oth~J pro]ecta. ' Sb~ wu 1 l'llldlltlt ~ llllliDt Olla ltltapp, ~ ebalr· fortlf ,atlod IIUes for lhe EBBter MODEL II " ovauu dii(Ci nl! mueu 111, l5h~jll.~IU~j R _k()('K llPRrr«:s ORANGE i and 1 mlltlbet ol tho Raclllll - . IIIII J1r11 llaft bill ... •lot at the church. C<lmmunlMI - ... woll m..t in relular ..,,,.. Melhndlat Cburm. leelld for •••,. Olrll lilt. oommlltees lor the neD 1464MA , ~-; ·nmr.< day at I p. m. with Har- S!IPYivcrt lllaludt 1 daUIIlllr 'Ia olltM ud lite .._ wm bt , lltCIIIUtl were made wilh Mrs. ... tl!onvlll~ and Hemlock Orovo ' Ml'll. Lelll Holler RD Raclu: •._.. ltllr. 111'1. ,.,.,.. o.p Childs and Ml~. Walter :tonG~' a. !IUfOl<. Hom!Ot:k 1' "' ll'llldoblldrtft, II' Jl'ftt 1111, JIOIIIIf challmaD, atalld J11n1t ftt11 OounolJ ID It 11.- oervinlln April and Mn. : ' ,rov. 11'lll liJltD and ciOH U1e , ll'llltilldrn. oa ~. Mol· 11111 1 wlndl'lf 1IIIUid bt ~· 'l'tlllldlt tvenlnl 11 lhlfr hill, Alflutltrlh Ill May. Serving Your old TV may cover your down payment on a moellni an« llarr~vllio wJU ' lie PuUW, Newark, ObtD, IIIII In 1 local 111«1 1114 11111 wltll Llonll Bllllty, <!OUICUII', eommltt""' were also appoin~ new Plllleo Color TV. Come In today and see Mlf· P"'""' lh r program R~frll!h· a numbtr Ill nl- and ntpb. 2.11» poppl8 hiM btla ordlrad apl I'll 1111 lllllllnA' 1a rltullll< ed. nlftcent Early American styled coDtOit finiahed to n11•nt• ,,.,Ji '" <•rvAd '-"'· . 1o oeJ1 in l'llmln)' 11q IN!, lie form Reporlld IU Ed· 'lbole repOrted ill OM: WnN nNE CI.ASII ."r Sbt wu al8o prtceded In : ....lib !Wati IIIII tJ1ab '1'111 Elmer Wehnmg, Mrs. ( mtcil maple furniture. UHF·VHF recepUon, memo i!·r r .. mrrn~ ~'ltRI K•pM . death by I diUCIItor, IIUda De- I PC:.t will -~~ ad. ~· Melabart. Mts. Marvin """~·II •ht11'eh W1\l "'"' at th• hom~ •Wolf@. l"r!l!llds may ~all ~~ !lie ! a - D lo ...,d1;";eoervatlons lor the Mil. James Hawley, Mrl. Gf)'•DIItic tuhlnJ, front sound, front conlrola. ,., Month " l'r; _flam 1. H~'' " , Thur£- . lunoraJ .~omo anytirne, Ha e Del-ta l'llliJ dlnDIIr tt con iltJolle Karr, and Mrs. L. R. Wiliov II •L•.' ;u ,;.lll P m, !lith ~~ .... Lo- • - ... .. •. . v - ..llacillt ' were named Is holtelltl for YOUR liST BUY IS A PHILCOI • 11 Slmetf . , C<>M•Ie.,S. Mro I ches or .-ntOf! Will ra!lltr lblll!'l Tbe IIIIDICW IIlii directors ol Cbari.. llettlley ard .... rtl ' ' ' " 'hom will h• d•vo!i(l!t!l !or you. 1M JIICUoli Woa credll Ada Blinn I I. ' w lib, Bunct Wll tleVOtilllll leorl <·' DEACONS AND Deai.'O- Asi!OCioUon wW altai the u· ' ' wn Jeadausing the flth 11 FRJOH' •I Lw ~dltport Ji'trst United null state-Wide CGIIferl!llce of ~ dlpuly.:..~:::-" end 1 poem dlled "Wllh ,:;;; TIII!W PRIIlAY rJulJ W•ll PresbyteTISI CldtCb 'IIUl 11108- P.C.A Dluaprl lid diteetorl m._ II- iJ FoJ1t " lltfreBitments '~"'"' at the hoome olllf' RP.nf1 ~r ~ buke sate, 8allotdly, War. i at C<llll~ Ill MIII'Cb 211-29, ..., :-_..--:. ~~~~ III'VId by Mrs. Homer llltt 1 Mrs 1 \,:<lie Frida ) e<enmK 36, >t lludley·s Flow" l!bop portA Wayne Neal. Oet!erat MaD· . ,.. • at 1 slie Ervin Ml'1 PAST 11ATRO~ ~ , t•b of iVMMV , '~«· Ill 'tuppers PlalM. · .e • · N. 2ND AVE. MIDDUPORT, 0. 1Eva\qc•line rhapt>J·. OES, lfUI . OFFICERS AND TEAM of The local P.c.J.. will bo rei>' Gll'lllt !alb 011 the a.! II ~ MrB. 8tltt. Athlly, ~ """'' Fnd a) e~ening, M:m·h Tbeodon~~~ Couocij Daughters 1resented by WaJ118 NNI, 0.. the Order were Gctnade Hoff· = = :: lil g:!.:....____ _::.___!!ll!l!!ll!!l!!!l!l!lllt!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!II!!!I!!II!I!I!!!JI!!II!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!----==' ~ 11 tlw hom• ol M". ,J A. I of AmerJ<'a Ill rtqlllltod to !oral Manager; Gtoqt tlmllley, - . Char~ HIDilty ud Ada · •l(,U.R, , .,,,, M" 1.,, me.t at lht IOOr ball 11w> Jacboa, Jlrooidellt; Hobert BtsoeU. Nettie Hay!\4, a ruetl ,. , wistlllfl..ftlotes' and, day al 2 P rn. lor pracUce McAllister, Rllrdll, Vit'f J>reo. from Theodorus Coullcll, alao \lr•. Ml nriP!' Ren~~~~ d•••ot1on MOUNT MOIIJAH B a pI lo I ldaDI; Howard Dtlvall, C1111JL. ...... llrllfl7. lletb to bt IUd· a!., lead•r • 1 Semor Cho!l' wUI bold 1 110111- colhe; Dlvla ar-, Alllllj'; lltd Prldar IVIliiiiC, Mll'lllt II, I cj>' SATUIUIA\' . lt'llf tb~~; <'Omlnl SutldaJ, Marcb J'rlllll Hamil, Pedro, DINt- II IIIII bi!lilt ol C. bade Hoff. I RO(.'K SPRINGS M y F : 27 It 3 p. m. at lbt ebureb. The ton. 111111. Will hold 1 rwnma1~ sale }llr. i pullhc c• inriloJI to IIIMti ·~1 ahd :.tor. 2t in th& bulldlhC . MONDAY '*" 7 . . . New Bonnets Beautiful Dreaes and Coatt Phillips Sisters·Style Shop to ,_ Wtbar Post Auxiliary 7 - :p .: . SOCIAL . CA IENDAR ;;.'."s;:' •I dilti'IW., PHILCO COLOR TV rt , a.r, Jnrs. McNickle Di "'Wednesday I 0.:. t:i.tlt U: "== =r::.=.,.:. 14M Council Meets Tuesday Evenmg 1'"' .J' lllel 7 - - J ·'-·- - · · · - · · - - • .!....... - -· - !' 1 1 9:;10 • · m 1 ~:.\STF.RN 11101\ :it:bool JUb· ,.,,. ltnthers Club W111 ~poil,ot an old fashionlld I!<]Uin! nattca l ,.~, the C:hP..,ti'..r Grad• Srh~101, .saturday f(llm l ::tO to lt :10 p. .n with by 11a1p11 'llU8· m'""' RUG CLEANING ! Robinson's D1 POMF.RO Y oE ~ IIlR rtass . Pomeroy will have a pop bottlt drlve 1 S.bturday. lAaw borUI!s 1 QIJ por- Middl.,.,. •lASTER EGG DYE tPAPER NAPKINS 5·I 0 . . WY WY 2-5111 NOW ON DIIPI.AY llt'lllllul broeldtl, llcll lad t11i11 ready lor fublal!lq HEU NOWI FLOWII lULlS FOR SPRING PLANTING tAMAIYUS GIANT DAHLIAS tTUIEROUS IEGONIAS luy Nowl 1'1111t .Nowl Modern ldvlftlllna trlea to put lllal! In your 1hou. It mu.t ll')lto aniWar your 1111111, lntarpret tham tvlb antlclpata them, AI tilt 111111 Ume II can make 1111 dtmanda upon you, n oan't make you buy any. lblna. It oan't even make you rud the ad1. BaoaUH II order to IUoeted, It mull alve you the ancient prt• ¥11111 of taylna Jlt, and uylna no. It merely aorvea to Inform you • , • alii! to make more aooda IVIIIablt lo 1011 IIII'IIIOIIIbll priCI, NIARLY IVIRYIODY. , . IVIRYWHIRI . .. RIADI A NIWIPAI'IIl IVIRYDAY =.. SIMON'S MARKET OPIN DAILY f100 TO 7100- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 I. MAIN IT, W't2-397S POMEROY A RIPIAT SALI THIS WIIKI FOREMAN & ABBOn ~~.s I UND G BE L 8 s Oreundl'tllh ltvtral TlmH Deily 29 c c floi•u •-r) elld Jllljlol&s,...tcu,.. McCOY'S Drive a great buy. Buy a great drive. Impala '88 Gal. AUNT WICK'S- FOR COOL DIINKS • 6 PKOS. FOR FLA-VOR-AID.l9c FREE - FREE •• FREE CHEWING TOBACCO SPECIAL ,DEALI POMEROY W. MAIN STREn POMEROY . ' ,. Uit 1 filii 'I FOR Gift givhii~L · ~ canbe expenstve , but it - ;a:;._ bl ':, 00(.1'08 SAYS doesnt~ ... have to tie ,. · • Uilln w.n.o " lelch-N11t ~ TOIACCO, 2 pqa. for 45c ··.... " ·" " ·: ... · 1 PICG, FRI '':" - - - - 7 7 .;· 1 I lit of lhllr caplUarlll. Out pa- 1 • •'•'- ··· ·--....,-....::;;: u.ot wbo ltld HPtalld blmort-lt 111811 lD lhe whltel of ber If'• w•• JlliiU7 btaefilld b)' lllklna lbil vitamin. eanne atberulcleroois, Will this alfact bl1 mlad? A - Adt-~ and .,.. terlo1olerolll art fancy namu lor bardlltlllljj of the arttrleJ. at II your lather hat prtlfllllo bardanlnC rather lh1n true Ut bardanlJII Ill ll ltldted IDI' tllnlte, WhUt arttriOICIIIOiil II a jlenetalif.ed Proeel!l thAI CJCo ws throuahout the body, il tends 1o damage some orgllls more than otllers In tlilflireoltil vlotlm!. When, 11 olten ha<> Jlllll, tile arteries of tha are affected, the victim beoomes foraetful and may .aul· fw a cbanle ol personality, es· paciiUy il lbo arteriooclei'Oiis has led lo small strokes. Many druc• !lave bttn rec- ommended the treatment artertos~lerosis ln Jtneral. Ace· tazolamlde and injectionll of ealne have been ~~=~~ Jl lot arterlos~lerosls of the bill tht IIIUlle eannut bt lUll'· anlletf. 'ntty may dllay t h e prolflll of tha dlltiM but they CIIUIOt reatora tiiiUtl ~I alrudy dlmqed. " SALE e bcllH and llecord I'IIYtrt elladlo & T.V. Tubel tAIIIIftftll IIIII Ac-rl• ellnlll.,.,lllnm 25% oH QELANDS T.V. WY 14181 ' Mit I. Main 'S!, m•ca TII.IIIU JlHAIT St'IN 111 II - I Ul vt1 ltlt'VOUI. My doctor lJ alvlltl me ltrll. It it hlblt.lormilllf 'Art tbert Illy bid 1141 efftcllf A - 0a1tJ1Dt (ltral) II Ch"rDkll~ $r!Grt S,._ New I Q - My fltller, II, Wll IOid by blo docitor that ht had pre. FRESH PIGS S FEET ···61b. SLvs. . ,.,............ ,.,I 111111 CALLA HAMS 43~ Holeum or Acl1m1 ND. I IUD • ND. I CARS I I SMOKID-4 to 6 Ll. AVIItAOI ...k.. 1.39 to 2.91 yd. I Jewelry for 10 lb. DOLLARS• aottel taklq IPICIAL- RID DILICIOUS ·u HELEN HELP us I Career with A Future CINTIR CUT 1ncl END CUTS FRESH NECKS BONES· 31b. ~ I0 llrum, the oau.Ulllll lliO&nor Pll'lter, who hat Utt roll of Wife ol 81t11rt Whllman, mUll bave had I prt111011lllon, !lor lht IUd· dtnl~ demanded that tvtey011e - publlolty men, atlll mtm· btre, even lht GIJIIII'aman, be Dl'llered off !Itt 111 until the rtbeanal wa1 l>'ik'. A wilt pre. uutlon, 101 In lht llt!ellll wiltre the two hlvt a baHle, Wbltmlln lura off ber robe. In 10 doln«. ht went altha buolne!tiO 11114tto~,~~l, he tort oil 111011 of her at ltaviDJ hor praotl~~&lly olllltrlllllh, who htd 10 lhl telll' with hls - bul the Ntllflllt LH Crane M4l Lloy4Dally llenllotl, Pomeror.l(lddlaport, 0 ., llatQla M, 188f-7 .,..t lor GtllliiiJ, _. Ill rt Nolan are otber members of Ute them are separated. These 10 • ~will don't hoW up • 1o ~;.;;.~ in anolber picture hiJmt - they're apGIIed; lila• II "',! on lhllutl "Mt with itlf1 IOifilb 11111 er,.el )'W lo llltr . You Don't. 1 that us· · • llllbllhey'rt hllll'iolll lllhell ~ou MillY man olllqt, !ICI'een ftbl to ill• Alia il'l "mt, I, ·• wt C. loot~ made till:' Ill tile Ill)>. ..... m1 the otloloOlctrs .. he by ........ Qlllt II JfiU dalo • ltllow tbaa lo into I torrid WIIUII h _\ II " II, lwt Ill bl VlrnB Ltsl. l'!!IS now LOWDOWN, llmTY TRICK changeable! How about all those w 0 ....urlape,dre 1 w 'd 111 Dear Reader~! , ·!I·' · 'ble 1or to. ... Ar· Dear Helen : lmmacu . te sser el!go things you told me on t h e, ha nd beantbemust 1• Letters are nlllllbil ~~. [! Set ... The car, a een-- 1AGAINST baby'iIller Dl 7 , most courtetered The clerk at a market where Pbone.?" . . terveofa DICe attention - watch out' · 'I IJ'andpartnll - •.,nct~ ous cabbies I ve encoun I've traded for Ute last ten Helen, I never m my II f e . - ~!!! 1111 11 lit lo 1 anywhm In lbl world otl'lllllo ,.Ita walltad out 10 lha car leltphoned anolhtr man In lhll 1 11*1 f pu IIXJ' 111 mo1111 1n11 .,b' 111 the cab IIIIIs in lhla IOWil. with me tbl other nilht and IDI way. I'm lulppll)' mll'l'ltd, hlvt double llltllllq on "'"' lui rtmlllllla', llaw about Jumplnl out to liJIIII hill. Whllll 1 11ld I'd rtpOI'I n.. children and don't have mark )loti or anyont maktl. t11ert 111 IIIIIIIJ· the door lor pullllpn?- II blln ht 11Jd, "Boy, JOU'rt 1ure Ume for affaita. · I've JIUCflaltd • lllll'fll4!• j than ao111 01111, 11 ltut, that Wll Otli' lltJIIfiiiiM . aoullltlor but ha ~ l\ltrY· · clition. 1 ltopl on ltvtral a~a•lona. Maybt Tbt Almuac ! finally convlnctd him lOIII• lhlna II filii, and I m the odd· Iaili - H.· • , . WI'· 1narld jutt lht -m ollhl 11 llllillll Prtll llflrlltlaul bOdy was playlna .• joke, bill bill. would 11 htlp to IH o11e 1 'l'hll eoltllllll It · dtlVIfl , .. Ran 11110 IallY AIID TDday Ia Thunday March 24 now every Ume I HI • man by myull? - R.T. fa llf 11¥1111. • Howtl In lht BIYHIY Wlillllrt the lint day ol 1111 'with 111 t~ look . twice at 1111, I tblnlc hll DMr R: 1 mkld troulllt lobby. She !old u1111tltad chaq loll be had 1 phone can and what 11 Of couru lt W0111d htlp - If I Ill bl Itt td apnll - wa1 - • olltnt ow. hethlnklltl! I even 1topptd htv· 1011 ao 11 tile counulor for , 11'011 1• ol Ci'taUvt Altllll (rrtddll Tht moon 11 bttwlliln Its new llljj my milk dtllvtrl!d. I can't IDlLP not lllll'tly IYtiiPlllh)' ' !lit will 1110 rltldl'lfOUPl and IIWidliltl with pllaat and ftnt quarttr. act normal to all)'lllle, and I 11 11 two 10 mlltt 1 ~d own them over a ltl'lll Ol talevJ. The mornlDI lllr II VenUI <llll't llf lll)'thiJ18. HIIVI!nll marrll&l U ON! lhiPfl up lllrtll Helen lion UIIIJIIMDII. AI .lor I twW How WOilld it sound 11 I welll up (maybe hlvt faulle you !:th;li.,;DIW-.t;j,pa_;par_.-.,.-~!',! romance tinea the bfoa~ • up 'l'he ll'enlnl ttar II Jupiter· I to 1 malt acquaintance and atk· didn't mantlotiJ, tho other mtY ' • with compoatr>lfrlolll Olck Ad· rtnancler Andrew Mellon, I!Cl, "Hava you bl!lll aalllnC dir- follow her leld. OIVt ll 1 Jer, !be lllslattd 1111 'ii'U muob ,. d·" ~ ... 1 lorn" ty ll!lepllono ~alia rrom mel" •-J H 1110 buq with hll' Clllllll' l .. ~ "' ""' OVI "I • Alao at the 11. Wlllbirt, QIUJht lrlllllt'Y ltDdtr prttldentallard- What can 1 dll - VICTIM Dtar Helen: 1 allmplt, u be WU bilrrylnJ iltl. Coolld&l, and Hoover, WI! lim VIctim : '1'1111 II 10 L.B.H., tht IIIDd· IIIli or the lobby, of Alii D'AI'II)', born on tbl1 illy In 116~ . I've heard of 101111 Iolii tel• Ill wile wanll to be paid . for ballk In Hollywood alter 111... On thll day ln hiatory : phont trlcke, !lUI thll 11 the low· babyalttlnl her own grandchll· · ~nany year1 In Frana• - thll In 1902, one of the earlieot eall A lillie sleuthing mlllhl dieD. · lima with biB Jl·year-old Frtnoh "advice 10 the lovelor" track thla creep down, and, 'l'hat't rldlculoua. I am the wilt lhd their 11-monthwld column• appeared. wbon you find hor, 1 hoP' you molhw of 111 and ltanclmotber dluJ(IItr, Susie, Lui lime I • we! She'• either an tnomy or of 10 adorable llvtn-month • • taw Alex w11 110mt eiJ!]tt or It1rl ~lllynl:•d ~~tat:• 1 practklal joker. Wblahever, old ~trl. I babyalt her any time 1} alnt ynn 110 oomlq out ol the th ·~ lndepand PP nt ~ 10 1 !lit's bound to 11v131 btr band I can provided I havt no plana i water! Ill ClltDII. come (mouth) becault the crude of my own. 11'1 a lt'tlt priYI· 11 ~ 1 Jill~ ~·~e:; • H• nd ean't help bralllna. Kep y!lllr ll!llt 1nd I would 111'/or conoid· 1 • 11tar lllton 1 ft)'liB and 11rs open and 1 know· tr II kina money for It I ~~~ aon ~olin ~amt tht fitat Ing omll4! on your face; and Any arandmother wM lhln~• : ~ON , ,''~ eamld to rHecotolven don't be afraid 11 11k quelllont lite nHda money Ill baby • all can. .... • er Ul about pollible phone Clllll. Thll)l her own nun atld blood II elth· . · wao aelected beot supporting . f 1111 111 0n ,_ H er very hard up or Yll'}' dllill· 1 actor In "The Treasure of ~an °~ ~ . propot ' · ' llrtated - HAPPY GRANDMA I Cl 11 P)'l'ldallao . (VItamin Sloll'l Madre" and tile son the :r 1 ~ ~-1 lht love 11 Delr Helan : heel dlrecllll' lor the ume r en where say my Y Not wl'ltn YDif can 11'111111'·1, ~) II llvtn only to lnlanll, ao toY parties h111band 11ellljj pa td bY th • hour to b10uti!UI 1 lu Ctrtvtlll Wtloh fit .. u ~ou uld In 1 recent column, Pc re. Is at but they couldn'tllve with •• little 11 $10.9&. ~ · would 118 lnclu11on In In INa, dowarer Qu..n Mary him. He'• the "life ol" all rllht. FrH l'lerlda VtclllDn Ctmtllt llno o! LIIIIN' " vitamin ttbleta bt htrmlul died In London 11 the oge ol 841 • Nothing to oacred, Hlo favorite t•,:m.~11 :.,~':.,1' 1 Men'• watct111 wl,ll :Com• · plotoly c~tnp 1111tr .kliH · ~1117 aubjeat Is Ill!< and, believe me, Hot II Contlltl tboul wote ~u . lltetlill let · A - Thll vltamla lJ found A _thouaht lor tile day-] our own sex life Is no secret, lvttrona c.. Chi $10.9~ you hM 1 1WIIdl'.abundllltly Ia molt dleto. Athemon orator Demosthsnes: I that 11 if It can get 1 laugh! ! Cortlfiod 1111 ltallD" lhlt dooen't arlnd .1111111 • ·' '· p lltll. 11'1 1 llntJr ftll• mlll ~ cllflclency lJ "To ramind 1 man of lbo good , ~l~kno=w~stx:.,::;~•:h:o.,..:a~r,:e w, Main '''"' ''"""''' o. 1111 - Ill obiJdriD and lur!lo you hove done him Is:1, chlnod, proCIIIGn, )lwllfl• ~·. ··. lever watch that keel)s aeirrllabllll)' and ooavuloioDI. very much like a reproach. Curtlt tlmo. Not l~llltl I ' II Vf1'l rll'l In adult! but !I lilt Whlletlt~tr . bten t!!pOIIod II btlnl IIIOC• new IOdatlve. AlthoUih It lut Mil tftlr tlmo. lattd wllh IOI!Ie forma 01 ane- tald kl be especially uaeflll CAIIAYIIJ.C" IIIla. The averace adult re- aobtr1111 up after an alcol~ollc· II Ci•'l1tn of......_,. AND OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED qulrtl abOut 1.0 mlltrrama blqe, It hat many other """'·II lbil vltam!D dally Iince Thero have been no reporta We SllliiMt · · amounts 111 DOl '1torod In llabituation. It should not bo An li'Plr ' Art ~ou o hlgh •choo! graduate who lhtnkr logicotlv bocly but art pf0DIIlll7 ellmtn taken by per10n1 with h I a h and wourd like to Uet that abWty tn a chalitngtnD Ley-AwaJf..'• job? ld no berm wollld reoult blood prtllurt. Too largo a dote " " 'l It lD 110011 olyOIIr ,.. may eauot pantlnr. jaundice, You are lnvlled to consult with Mr. Dan Bargdlll, qultlmlllll and dllllhOII. ' District Manaaer, Burger Boy Food·O·Rlmu, to oval· · Pluat Mild yow uate your potential in our rapidly expandinl re1t1Ur· ant organbatlon as a future monager a! one or our Q- Willi II nlln? What 11 ud eommnll to Wayae locatlona. iY Yllul IO the body? lnadllldl, M.D., Ia me A- Rltlla or vitamin P Ia IIIII paper. WbUe Dr.la:~:n.:i ll W8 will train you for a job with a future and ad· uelul In IOmt per10na who lllllt oa-t vanctmftnt to 1 live fiBUr• Income bnckot. Apply In ' bave 1 ttndlney to blulll .... llltan be wll1 ••ower lolten peraon only at Union & South Congreu StreMa; Ath· Court St. ny becaUJt 1/llncrtalld frllll· ,..rallattnal Ia luhlre ens, Ohio, !rom 1·& l'.M. 1.•-•------,: iniAl lovely dJWNa. Sew lt youretlf and SAVE Spring FABRICS To Sew Up Easter, Tool rtltlarlll taka ICII' Norman M~lltr'l "An AmtrlUn It Thla Way? FOR YOUR BIG MOMENTI POl t In«. I WY U42t 8EN FRANKLl N ~l 2'1"' anm;;: II !:,. · Sln;tr Sal.. & Service McC.II'a P1ttern1 WY 2-2214 115 W. SICOND OHIO POMIIOY FABRICS STUFFED TOYS tEASTER CANDY •EASTER NOVELTIES Ovtr 11 thl WlrMr'• lot, dur- U:.U,.. Tile li'a6ri~ Shop IPIING POlMALS t . IY lAII/18 IIOIOL I mull lmvo hid a readJ flow 1novelist Elliotl Anwld. IOLI.YWOQI), When Jot)> flllllll' sayings going diNe~ Fro1n all parll4ltbe bla biD· lllllloD, .-bo lolloWid Ca r ~ It the galleotod to ius r'-ht room folks kept floaking 11\'et lo Graai as tmtee at the Gala VIdais- Shirley !,lacLIIne OODIPllment Oototllf on lOoking rilly Clubl dinner II the Bfwt. her In «<ggles ' I II well after hll' rtcent Ulness, 11 lllltoa lOr fGr I fiW mOIIIIhll IIIli Wllh Van JoiiDIOD CCIII!IIIIIIIInt: ch1- · ' 1··-·wously: ~ally a Mr s 1·g at the "I!"" how about us two ••·in"""" ""~" " .,, getUng wgetherl" me and His Jngbness for as 1 ·setUed down valids · • . the Prince and the Pauper," my table, cameramen sudden Two observations drew healand Philip murmured: "I'm and the flashllihts thy guffaws at the affair bOlh." Jack Wll'lllf l'llllll'ltlld 11 lhi!Y IOGU!td tlttlr Prince Pblllp'8, when IIi telaltrt una tllldn't worry, bUt In my dlrtellon. WhRn marklld; "Thlrt Wll 1 lime maybe lllrrllon lbouhl- rtOOYtrttl !rom my bllndntll whon the rlaht pooplt !lid !lie Prlllot oan llllllll ·bll blollltl IWII't that nnt to money - lhlt'a wbon they lllk· a role ill wtrt DoroliiJ Malone end ad about princely lortufto!." And a'Z-==~=~~~Pit=l~~:.~r:~J~ohn::•:w~ltlt~h~ar~hu:ab~•=nd~,~ CAry Qranl, • mnt ltlhtt In .~ · · illl tlO!I, munnured aboul ltil!lher rtaent lathar In tbl ••me 111 bracklt: "Bay, wasn't tbit tunny about John Wayne?" m:!:=l!l NIGHTS TIL 8 GOODIES • tCARDI, til kincla t JIILUD IASKETS t UNFIUID IAIKITS t#AATERIAL FOR Ad.tNO IASkiTS . t TOYS of All Klnda = .o - . . .. , . ....: ...._ _ _ _ __ ;•II and group. A iltaey aupper ' .... Ill prect>df' \h.>. tt~m('t ;U r, :w · p. ·~ NOW CJIIIN PIIIDAY 1nd SATURDAY l •k• <olion healnnlnr ot. 1::!11 o. m Howoti Sltdes I Are Shown by M 1 h rs. AI enswort 1\1. 'ftwa- - ....tlilt-: .:., Oeorp . (orm•tly occupied by A<hworlb I .JANE IIOWILL TINT, w welrrs Thet'f will '1180 btl • I oaughte" ol UllioJI Veterua Bile b)' tb~ -. lfOUP 1 will meet at DAV beD Moaday !"n March ~ 11 Ill<' l!lllle lo.. ., 7: 30 p. ID. J C I New York a vacaue l!be "* ·.~"-~ ~~/~ ~l-J:",l ~ ~ .,: ~ t-~;1o.r. ,.~_ ,-:,. ~JiJ\ -!4'::.'1:".·-";'.'•f.:'t • ~-~· ~''t' ~--~-'~~-;q~l~tr~~ "' . ,..,...,.o; ) dil Cw'il De'··· D'--•or il $_...,, ! 'i' J .d. In=-J Pltl ·Cito"'* Mllfs n.., ._ Qlualr • ...,..1 opeai!Cl Wlih Whn Jesus 11'111114," 11r KN •.AIIII tNI .OIDIIWl ffew ofll- - . 1 W lltDilll. AIIM 'I '1711 ad #I ullllilt DIJ 11t14 \'edbeo- 1 llhn lila 11tt l'lllll'lllll Wllllam RusoeU ol Mllltlltport, .JUlY M. Ohio u Oh10 Eto 1 ~ r • . omemaTbt......, ers . ve ryw ·ere eature ~~~~=OJ .·._ . , •• -:=ll~~~ "' ·:. tal1{ef:Of!iceq~reEiededwlten .. B' 1 :-· :;:- ~;. t U'fl dryinG thnt. luvtt r:lothts f!l!tr!l li Mht and ~rr. out CIDt"tl CIGMI - ", ::=::. 10 loou lftit •••r '''" opron 111'11111 11ldo01 IMrlt JET-SIMPU M£CHAIIISM FDI TDP DEPENOAIUTY! It •11 'N IIUlll NO MLIYS It JAitl ~ =- ' SO DEPENDABLE IT'S ~-~KtD IY A ·. "' ., LOOK AT YEAR PROTECTION fiLAN , , , AT NO IXTIA CHAIIII StroniHt Frleldalro Wuhtr ProtectiOn Pltn In hlttoryl Ono· year Wtrrant, for roptlr o! any dlfect wtrftolll en••••· plut four·yoar Prottctlon Plln for fumllhlnl raplectmtnt for ony dlfectl~• pert In 1ht frlnlt'lli ~ t . flh, dri lll m~M,., 1'1' ltt, ~r ~~ · pttCIIy ,,.,., pumpl . /;, au. . ·, • LOW, I.OW I'll~~; 6 .u· s ~\ ' I¥111L•Wlth BAKER FURNITURE ' . Tr*lll . ltf Middter)ort; ' • �, •..,, ·v····•·• t• •o ., .w -......... .,., •..,...., .................. _..,....,. _ _ _ __.,....,._ ~ +- ""...- lo' • ,........,. _ r.,. - ~ · · ·~ , o '• . ' ' :. B.U•Mr• a '4F7lW'P'tf "-.. .... k £ h F · omema ers ve ryw ·ere eatur .a :=~ ~~; :n: ....' Oh10.Efo Pill ·Chapftt M•lfJ r "ould 1!i'O ~ e: I • Ill till 0,. the b., lumbus Qu ()(apaDy olloe II ball A.lliddlepcll't. Aprj) SlnHII, PNI1~ion S(dent, Wb ~ ill ebarge. .' ' ' The slate Of oHietn 'Pdllllt l\e \larrtla ~.... "I Tile. · Coualr • . llaUII Tbe IDitlllll wu opelll!d II' teU:IIIIIi ·DII11114 ..... I wtiiiGIY- IIIII NIUtiiDI IL daJ at 'P*br:it'llllb SehGal tw 'd!l~ :1111. M lblnltaeh. lljllllld ia fealutecl tile lbellle, "liomemU:, Devotlou 'll1re In charp of ril , " ,lie firm 1lilll 1111 11'11 Afolllljl file \11'411'111" fealur· Jlra. GeGI'Ie SJdnner and Mrs. tB,.~IIdpl Loll liNN lag displaJt 111 I'll 111'011111 Rlylllllll4 Oalt, llld lllohJilld o - , 1 .. ~tllltlr .,.. of tmaul ua MAiMIIh. voeo1 sail, "I Wlllltd 'l'oda1 ~- • tbt ttig -· · .. bw . . OlitC • ....... ~ :!..!! ~ X r clit'hot·~lbo••-·lliliPIIi '.N Z:. 111111 ~, d' " T.ouls ?f\14 ..,.... . - 5 '"" ....._ wu ..., .,=. . ' Mlti· prnld•: 1111 ua,B111111 c·,.,,., ""' Di ' ' • s k ~.. tecwor " pea er Florida (4 Doyo & .., __ Coabl,,., • ·'' New Council Jlltllllltra rtcoanized and pnee~~llld Wllk New ~~:~:re. 7,:~Y ~~.~~ !:e~ /: ;#.: :- T0/JJw Wtb- Post Auxiliary ~~~ili:";e.=~ ':•J: ~'m' r.ry; Dorll &wlna. 11111111 t lflteh Milt 111- «< A;iu 111111 Mt Mil _._ A ......,..• . , Wtlll md llllioming presldlat. Ml'l. Mll' The '"g seoreiii'Y; and Patlllnd,y, l!alllb wbM plaJIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIt **'! !" lllllr CouiiiJ, WOs fnmlilra.AIIMr!Roullh,lll!ttiOt prot Brown of tilt llllfl¥ll1l. = •= a Nlthll) lnMiallll ...... Not " CtniWI Evoi')'OIIt CIJ Ill Ctrtifltd Gal Stltltll W, Maln Stmt Po-, " ''iCS Ire-. fOI' FCJUlldors' OIJ, 'ftll INIIf llllll1'oiiW -~~~~ AIIIJ1, !""'ei!!!I\Mioe l'llaJtman, Ill!> loollt Bottom COUIIoiJ, Ollltf Of. lhird 1 Deletatu llld lllr.n.tu Wft Yoteclto act IS 11kr1 htllee1, • lolllal •u!uory ol Drill' ll!lllllllllul 1!111111 elllriAnd flctrl for JIIIH7 llloludt Mr1. 10 "' ,also cllotoa Ill ~~Mad 1111 IIIII Mitt ll!e Miss •gJ!'a ll'elltllr Pill M Taelday ••• if 40 m.nbl'll t1 tilt1ft~ Htltrt Swartz ttl Hlmlocll game. annual CGIIflllllall!llllllllll Ia ID t '"tetloD 111111 .. It tilt r,.. Hall. llou:!Q'1111111 WlllfO to IIDI- eouncU, vice prtlldllll: Ml'l, in st. Vayton and inclllde Mn. ES@-I...e!Mftd. N . . falloull lal, W. \11., Ill lit Olllht DtaJ, :oel 8fanley, lflrrliOnvlllt, gome. lemon, Lois Moore alld Beuy Tbey alio qteed to purehase I nd iDg tor Dtllars show on WSAZ· retary; and Mtl. Mlty K. Role, ,\pri l :Rawlinp, deleJalea, uc1 April a filiDc oablnet lor the record- ~ IIIWl aliltl '1 ~ TV ro promote JIIIIIPJ ..le.•. Chester, treaslll'tl'. St•yn __ , _____ _ .... · iltf loonllly. Tlte C!!lllturll proOS:..w..~ ..._ ~~ : TicRII have belli l'ls81'Vecl lr I During the JIIGI'11lJJ& lltUIOIJ, lfllllllltttltd ''MIIie'I!Jih. ...,...., '""_.,.- "'"1 lillylllltiii!Ymeatlltroflht ['colored slides wtreiiiOWII by POitedtiH'Ineplllllllllld tiu01 ion.. 01 OUt LlYM" Wll I)M II&Yf I clall nnttq tl ,. 11ft UIJijl Willi w!IIIIIIIO au.tld Mrs. Gerald Lli'IOn of Allllltl, GOIIriiJy o! Duillty'l ,,Johnny by Barbara BellliDC llld lloaltul- , bOUI'll at twll lllln' poriodl, At may ealt Mr,. Roush. WY 2, 1who has served with ~er hus-1 ,.:iio.iiOiii.iii.""-~~;.;,;~~ Johnso f" ed recordil!gs of mll8ic of ~It :loose lfi per80DI are ~eeded to 81119. . band in the Peat" Corps In AI• an · In ~ JrJ Ioiii IIIUIII!IIIII'Itl todaJ ud a 111ft • ...... 11tUt!11!::1! ~ It Wll..,. tuln4 flU ltiCII1 rtu1. Slle showed varl0u1 1ltet ' rtllllll tl lllelr llftll. 1111 Ill "'" "tbll Ill ftotpl!alt II Ill Clllleroon , Africl, whtrt Ferrv ' TIADIIN "' '" ti TIIUUD4Y I PoiJowlac llllaii'JI ll'ttlall. 110111M Cllllt, llrt. Otorp Mowrey, llolh tAught in llJe school lbtN, Sr1m AJ'I'EI\NOOH CI1ICLJJ ot _._ Wft Ml'ftd by Mrl, Ali) qel•aU. 1flllllllll It lin, Xatbrll Welih 1114 Mn. A qlllllion and an<wl!l' ptl'lod J,o;ghe Hellh ~~~ Cllllfdl 11111 .,_ dlt lllr,lodt XllbJb ba¥1 I t.'lllt .., IIOI1IIat lfr. 0. A. Karlin l'tplll'lt4 '* lbl followed Loug mHt 'nlun41y llltQiaaD It 11t1 OGIIlrllltntlc. lrJJJIII Jlr.. Prla. CI.U 1'11111111 Htwllure 111111 , .mter ~ Jllld Allllmmcements were since 1.:hllf1lh It I p,tll, lift. 1V11ttr ... llllllill, .Ioiii 111•1'•.., JlJ. Wll flllrlllllllll bJ 11t1 I tr. 11 ""J hi. 'tilt hlthll&tll f( by Margaret Griffiths, Home "'Jury. llay.. IIIII ~ ftlo •llldy d7 Croob, M11t1J1 "lMN=n, lilra. 0eorp IIUNt, dYil ·~ .......tel IIU tllllltllqtlfl looDOJilics Agent for Mtle; Se):m book. : botle Jlwlae, ClraiJI Gr lUll, lllllt A•k'zt, ..... lft, llaaJriiJI Mn. Wllter A.Gb'ln Coullty, Dates for aclivilil!l l!JI. tlw for WOMEN'I .u&oCIATION tl Suit Hlrrle, hay Jblir,lllllr- Prla for tl'rltlt ate '"'1'1... 01 r-, Nlllollll AuUIIty fd Mirth 24-25. 4-H Advlsal'!l possibl• lhe Flnt IJallld I'NibJierlu It)' KilliOn, Arl• NcDuiel, ll - llltr Wild II IIIYt I II lAIII. ,lrttJon Workshop al Jackson; ,.,.....,.. i'hurch In Mlddltport MU 111111 bua Meadtw•, Loll IIIAcn, lee, diM the time Ill Ill UIMIIfl. 1'11111 wwaii!ICII!ar laiUIIImt April bt meeting, fitting, tnd Fre Th\ltllday ~. lllltdt It, II If llllwlllp, 1111111 lUI!Ie, Jlar. Ntll. Mia Plebtr, JII'IIIMd, lithe April "*'1111 o1q will! alttrlaf a basic April 11::10 p. m. at tht rhllteh. Pro· I' bar1 JUap, lllll'lont ~ . .,_. 11111111 II 1 Ill fllullll. Pia ~ IIIII Child Wtl· l Ollie Rural Health cr11m ed llfvoliolll!l INdtra er, April 81otth ll!d lflrll1ll lie 1om 11111t 1111• 11ftatn __ , __ - · _____ , _ ___ Beautiful Dr•aes and Coatt :::':p _ ' ,...Itt Council T teett4 :w~wn"' 1 1- 1 • t~•r PnmPro) ~'ir!t 8optt.t : dell!llt)r 1 daucbttr, lflltla Jlo, J eDoD P(',A wfll , hureh wlU me•t at th• hom~ I Wolft. tlr!en& may eall 1t fM , I · 01 \Irs. Harry L. Bllley, TlturSr 1funoraJ ~omo lllylime, 8a Del-<Loy at 7; .10 p. Ill. with ~Irs. J.o. ! ~· · · · . · - · , · .. -~ · · ' Vf "1!1___ ,. 'o SWrell •• CG-IlOIIt.,.s. Mtl. 1 chfos or Sf'nl0f8 Will 11t1ttr liNin 1 'l'be IIIII!IIJI' uti diretton 01 •tPn Sllam will bo d•votlo~al , lor )'Ou. 111te Jaellroll Pr duoCf= t'redll looolrr. DEACONS AND iloa<'OO"ill Asooclllioll IIlli atllld 1M II, FIUIIAY : et L'Je Middleport Ji'lrd United null lta-.Wide C01tmnct of TIIJIUl FRJIJAY Club Will ' l'resb)'teriaa CllltOb WW 1J1011o P.C.A. llllltltll l!!d directoro meet at thf h\JilJ• of M" . HMt' ~or a bake salo,lioll!tday, Mot. 11 Col~ • Mareh 28-29, ~ Walt• Frida) evenins. :.18. •I Dudley'• Flower !!bop. port. WaJfllt' Neat, Oeneralllflln, PAST .\lATHON 'S dub •t titiNJM.\' , qc. 1 &v1ha,.line Chapte·, OES, wUI . OFFtn;Rs AND TEAM of 1 Tbe local P.C.A. will be rep.. ~· mut f'riday evening, lllart·h Theodoru, Coulc¥ Doughlers lreoenled by Wa)lltt Neal, 0.. il:;. ~t lb• hom• of Mr•. ,J A. 1ul Amerwa 1111 reqllllted to oral Manager; <Jeorp illlatley, •tJ.llng, r. Wlth !tr, I.e, l'!lef!l at the IOOF ball SW.. Jattklaa, Pnoioleftt; Hobtrt f~• Wist11111. '·•~~>;, and : day at 2 P m. tor PJ'attlce. MeAIJJ1ter, llalrdla, Vice Pr• 'lri. fllarl•~ Aenfeti dPI•ntion , MOUNT MORIAH Ba p !Ia t ldl!a!; Hown lluvall, CbiiJI. aJ., Ieadrr ' 1 Semor Choir wUI !told 1 80111' cotlle; Da\'11 ar-, AflluT; 1#,' SATllltlMr 1..1 this <'nmlniStutdaJ, lflrdt J'tlllk HlmlJ, Podro, Dine1 I OPIN DAILY 9t00 TO 7t00- PRIDAY TIL L MAIN IT. WY 2-3975 ~ G!Yin&' talb oa the Oolld fl tbe Order were Gertnlde Hoff, Ada BisoeU. Nettie lfayeo, a ,uest from 'lbeodorus Council, also ~ ~ Hensley ud trpoiJe brlelly. IIIJb to Ill 111!1· lied Frldq ll'llllltl, March *!, at lite l!ttmt el Gtitludt Holfo RUG CLEANING WY N4tl WY 2.SIIO Til 9-Selul'llay Til f FOil IPIING I'OIMALS . e TOYS of All Kindt e STUFFED TOYS e EASTER CANDY e EASTER NOVELTIES .• EASIER EGG DYE e PAPER NAPKINS 5· 1n • HEll NOWI FLOWIR lULlS FOR SPRING PLANTING tAMARYUS eGIANT DAHLIAS tTUIEROUS liGON!AS luy Howl Platlt Howl BE N FRANKLIN WY 2a1t1 ~~".''~'':..'_ _ _ __ . MIDDLIPORT, 0. ,:!._______"""""'l!l!!tel~..,--!11!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!! ··--··-· . -- GROUND BEEF · =· ......__ ltt1ltllul broeaelta, llt!H and aU11 rt~dy tor fultlonl111 into lovely ru-t. Sttr It yoUri@Jf and SAVE L 8 ltvar1l Tlmt~ Dally FABRICS 29 c Holeum or Adams 5Lvs. ••; c Drive a great bllf. Buy a great drive. Impala '88 Ho.. clast are you to YOIII' IIIBI'est Cltewolet da1tr7 A mile! AlllockT Hurrroa ~I That• llo1r elall 1ft are to a Double DIYidead bar oa a Jfl<' ldh• , . l•pala! Chofne! Rakililt hardtops, coaverlibletr, . . . _ Wlgons. Pidc/ Turlte-Jet V8 po-.r on ••• to 4211 hp. AMI Llllaries ftOIII Stratc..lnacktt llilt& te Ali/PM MuiUplel Stereo radio. Act! DOI!ble DIYI.U.d 0.,. Ire lwei i r. -= lublre• otiW _ , . . , lncllldlni*"'ide mlrllr (use ~ 11 011, oltlllllf.llolo!ant in.lilll minor 1111 1111 IJont,.d rw (always bleflllapQ. an kiiNII 11,... ..,, au 1a . . pllee .. .11 tnr Chmtlet teal eta: Cbevrolet •Cllevelll McCOY'S ,, f! .i Ill 1 drl!•• FOR EASlER! IW , Gift giving can be · 11 1 ' "·I J 1 ~ expenstve but it doesn' .. have to b:e 1 • u, Q - M)' fatlter, 84, wu told by bJJ doctor !bit ht had pre 11111llt athat'OICJtrOill. Will lhl1 afleet hla mlnd? A - Atb.-el-11 and II' ll!rloaolerolll l1't fancy nam11 lor har1eatnc 01 lbe ll'ltrlfl. If •• 84 )'0111' lalhlr 11411 prtlllllll bardll11nl rather than trul lltlo Ut bardlnlnl 1141 ll lDdeed fflfr ~~~nata, While lrlerlotcltrolll ll 1 ,enmllzed process that (I(> eur1 tbi'OIIIhoul lhe body, ~ lfnd.l to damage some organs more than olbm Jn di!loront vtetlms. When, as often ba•> Jlllll, the arteries of the brain tll'e allected, the victim be. comes foraetrul and may auf, fer a chan&a of personallcy, espociltly if tho arllriooclerolis bas ted to small strokes. llll1y Clrup have bell! i'IC, Glllmtnded lD tho tremtment trterlOsclel'()sls ln gl!lleral. ACe-· 11 tuotamlde and injections 01 PATIIITID DEEP ACnOII AIUTATOI Gel. clothes Deep Action r,.JE•T-'A~TION1 -ntnat AUNT WICK'S- FOR COOL DRINKS- 6 PKOS. FOR tllltlllt and ltcorcl FLA-VOR-AID.l9c tllltllo A T.V. Tubtl fllaye!'l tAIIMIIMI IM Acc....rlll t lmall A~t~~llancta 25% oH CLELANDS T.V. WY l·HIS ' Ill I. Mollo St. h-oy :=:: .1£1-AWU LilT 80YAl! Jtt·Aw&y rlntt tetuatl)' ''jets" lint and scum out ., 1110 hi~ ' Ho lint ""' to titan! FOR NEW DEEP CLEANING! IIIII lht rooulll CID!IOI bt JUirlllleed. They moy delay t b e prolflll of thl dllllll but they 4!1111101 rulort llJIUII tltlt alrtlcly tlamRIM. SALE = == ettltes tui'Jinr Jet aut· _ r•ntt to 11v1 Ill yaur •ca UMUIIII Jn.fAST Sl'll cuts dtylng tlmt . Le l vtt tlothtt t1!11tro dry. eatne have been ~~:~~ Jl for arteriosclerosis ol the Ara tbtrl Illy llld lldt efftdl1 " - OlaQJI• ..... , ll Unto• Wattc1111n II' l•ch-Nut IOIACCO, 2 Pkgs. for 45c ·.. ··" .. ·.... " .. 1 PICG. FRO POMROY IJII!tf . 1 B ~t ht end Ctotftu torn• out oo 10011 . . . . . . . , '""" epron strll\11 seldom -1 JET-SIMPLE MECHANISM FOR TOP DEPIIIDAIILITYI II IlLII II IIUII II MLITI TO JAII1 II IIIII II - =- hobl~formlnaf FREE - FREE •• FREE CHEWING TOBACCO SPECIAL DEALI ~) 10 ,.,,1 :hh Q - I 1• flY lltl'VOUI, My dootor ll llVln& rna htll. II it 'U Chotroldl...,.. ~rt .s::~ Now ttl Jl!lrtllemltl .....l oJ:.. I FRESH PIGS S FEET ···61b. 10 lb. laaskat NO. llbfl • NO.I CARS LOWJ)i)WN, omT'I' TRICK Dear Helen: The clerk at a market where I've traded for the last ten lied 1 10 lht car ::m:•tllt ntaht and 101 ld I'd Jewelry SPICIAL- RID DILICIOUS 1.3t to 2.91 yd• N•w Spring s Ground Jlr11h FRESH NECKS BONES· 3lb. do~ • "ltllow I=~be GOESSLER' CALLA HAMS 43~ DOLLARS~ Vll'llJ LW. l'bls MW lllllkes him eligible for the Ar, thur Set The most courteous cabbl~s I've encountered uywhVt lD lht wotlll urtaJIIo lY artlhl oab ladtln thliiOWII. 14ow lbolll l11111Plftl GUllO op111 lbl door for piJJfllltl'lt- 11 leu~ thai 1111 011r ~ltnct 111 HVeral occtllont. Mttyllt ., lftartd jUitlht lltllll of the drlvara ... 11111 Into hlly Allll Howet In tbl Btvll'lr Wtllhlrt lh• told Ul thlluld allltll _ wot naw a alltnl Artltta (traddlt Flt11t' aroupllnd hllddlinl wtlh over a ltrltl of 1111111• llollllllpmlnll. AI .lor I new 1lnc1 lb1 bfeu • up oomj101fl'f11'lt1lal Olck Ad· ttlttt lnilllted 1111 war mlll!h IOo bltll' Willi hill' eal'tlr Al!IO allht B. Wllllhlrt, ~IUiht I llJmpu, II be wu hltl'l')'lna out of tho lobby, of Alu D'At'(ly, btok In Holi1Wood altar then Dlll1)l y1111 In lt'rllllca - tbli llmewllh blo 11-yeaNtld tf'rtnall wlfl and their 11-monthfloOld tlllJtbl<tr, SUile. Lui lime 1 UW AIIX Wll lOri elg~ ~ IIIDt! Yfii'IIIO aom n1 out Wtltl'l la CIDDH. oocrOft IMOKED-4 to 6 Ll. AVIRAOI f,W.v .,.,.,) otlfi!IIJIOII s,ott Qfrll, lf you for FOR .YOUR BIG MOMENTI NOW ON CIIIPLAY •'MURIAL fOR FflltNG IASKITS =bu:d Mrs. llftllt ~Jy, II lldtl me 1~. s • N. 2ND AVE. OHIO FABRICS t UN~IUED lA SKlTS · Slngtr S.ltt & S.rvlc. McCall' a Petterna WY 2-2214 111 W.IICOND GOODIES e PILLID BASKETS • T6e Fa6ri~ Sleop Robinson's p. m. POMEROY SE .~ lOR q 1 ,, ' Po1111r.., will ha•• a pop bottlt drive: Miclcll•tt S&hiNoy. '""" bottles on pot· I eCARDI, all klncls • FOREMAN & ABBOn NIGHTS Tft. 8 1 • ,....,.,.~ PlalM. lllfresbmentt NOW OPIN NIDAY ancl SATUIDAY ~~~k• ule by th• Mint lfOIIP will meet at DAV ball Molday r" ' llfaroh ~ at llto •1111• Jo.. l a=t 7., : 30•p~...imlt.._ _ _ __ oation bfrtnnlnc It l ;!ft II. m - 10 Ttiii· J Ill A RIPIAT SAU THIS WIIKI YOUR liST IUY IS APHILCOI &';,! am::::: :!, =Ia, hr Monlh It WI · Career with A Future CINUR CUT •nil IND CUTS maple furniture. UHF·VHF rec:epUoD, mem· QJ)'•DIItlo tutlldJ, front sound, front control•. ..., ·IIJiil ·a Milly apl:~":n.11 :er w~d m:~' by H.a... aott•l SIMON'S MARKET , lll&tell ey, ow. a u exiiJr vallds getting tAige er. Two observations drew heaJr thy guffaws at the affair Prlnat Jlhl!lp'a, when he rer mtr1ttd: "Thlll'l ••• • Urne whtn lhe rllht ptoplt bad .:,• molll)l - IIIII'• whlll Ill~, , ld about prlneely forluntl. AM Cill'l' Oranl, a rtcll11 fltbll' ln h!II01, munntll'td about anotiJ, tr riCIIIIt fllhll' Ia lht ll!fte 111 braaklt: "lay, wa•n'l, that htnt11 aboUt John Waynt! it4klji{dl.?tfii?4Zii7 1 dlpul)' tpla NmiMI ....:...,, Melahart, Mrs, Marvi11 Kelf1, lo oend il1 re.ervations lor the Mn. Jamesliawley, Mrl. 0t1to l'allJ dl:lh!r It Con Bt'fle Karr, and Mrs. L. R. Wiley Jlaoioo. ' ftrfl named as I!OIIeiHI!lor Cluirlet HfM'- ard Ud til. Ada llmll I, ~ Mro, Bunce wu ' . leader uslnf the lith by ~ dlpuly, PllyUio Bewaa, llltll poem lltll!d "WIIb 1l'rJeud, :.. dillCrll:t 1J Jl'olk." were WM ay, oetYfd by Mrs, Homer All'!.~ J'oNot Ron llall Mrs. Lelllie &rvin Mrl Wallet HELEN HELP us •I SAYS m ·~·-· -------•'"•'•------~~~~ 1 ;"Ill ROCK M \'.Mar. Y. I public 27 It 3i,,p. inrilld m. atlltt hold • SPRINGS tUIIllllare !alo to cllureb, 111811. 'nlt 111 2JI arut M•r. :At in the buUtUa, ' IIIONDA'f otmtrly occu~led by A8hwwtb I .lANE HOWIU.l 'I'IN'I', twell't'•. Thiii'J! will '1! 80 bo 1 1 Daloghlt'" ol IJDloa Veterua to 10U It I rtiiOIIIbll prlct. ~ ~ O:.::,uta.!.~ Tboa. ill :--·------ --.,·_,_ Ill¥' NIAilLY IVIIlYIODY .• . IVIIlVWHIIll , . . lliADI A NIWIPAIIIIII IVIRYDAY =: ~~:J bll)' to lltform you, •. and to make more 10001 av11lable uesdoy Evemng oa1 "n m1k1 ¥11ta• or nytnr Y••· aad uytna no. It merely Mrvea =;!:·'j em Modtr11 ldvtrtltlna lrlta ta put lt1all In yout ehott. It muat lr)t to anewtr your nttda, lnltrprtt lhtm - lbbta. It ean'l even make you nad the rda. Beoa1111 Ill ordtr to tuoceed, Jt mUll llvt you the 1nolent prl· Are Shown by h w-. M rs. A//enswort Georp ,,. \!other• Club will •pon~vr an old lb/lhionfd I!C)Uare ftDitr.t l ;'t lhe Chesw Orodt !irhMI, .Saturday l(l)m llO 10 11 :30 p, 1 m •·ith mu•k· by Ralph 1f ll on4 group. ~ jl~ aupper lol'ili prect>de the danr.: at 5:10 : ~'hll· ~~~~ v~ J"ti ~""';'~? ~' ~;:sexy fiM1111 >.: ,Itowot~N be !Ilk.!'1111 If -~ changeable! How about all those I who Dear Readers: ' ' . •t tJilr things you told me on the . :;nmacu . es nd be the cen, i Letters are runnln& 25 10 phone?" ave a mce ~~r, a t h t' i AGAINST baby..,ltler pay ,- -lol{· Helen, I never in my I if e ter of ~~ •: pullw: c : ; 'jll'andparenla - 1111! tbe ·~ ttlephonld tnolbtr mtn In IIIJ*Ill.., 1ft motUy tNm lflftilfirtllh; " Wtty. I'm hl~pU, mmled, dou~t mlllllnl on "'~ lui rtlltllllbtt, you ~"(' n 1 cillldren and don't hiYt mar. you lit lllfOIII ... tltln art II1IIIJ - .. ~ ~ 1,~ 1011,,::: u~e for lflaitl. I'~• 1111paltd a marrllp i than co14 Glib, to illlo'fl • • _ ' aounaalor but bt lhlnlcl ~Wery· . tllatlon. 1 bopt you _ , .:J!Ii! 1 fln•llf vonflDclld him IOmt- llllna Js line, and I'm lilt o4d· alii _ H. ,,, ! n ~ , ._ llal:ePAlml:'ttrutloul body wa• piaYinl 1 Joke, bul btl!. Would 11 11411p to ,.. one 1 'lllla eotunm 11 dii'all.i~ 8' Thre:_ M h now fYfi'Y 11m1 1 1111 1 man by Jllllllll! - R.T. j fan1l!¥llvllfl, li 'IW'It).l!'• , Today Ia Ill' y, m 11 ' look twice 11 me, I lhlDt ba1 Dear ft· I ktd troullll10lit jut fir it ,, lilt l8td day oi!Me willa liU to l1f hid 1 phont ~•II trtd wha.111 Of cWrll lt would htlp :ublt, let Htllll ' - fOil, " follow. ho thloklq! 1 e\'111 1topptt1 hi•· JOII 10 11 the oounulor for lhl will alto WIIB , _ ' Tilt moon la bttw!tlll Ito now JJtg 111)1 mnk dollvertd. I 01111'1 DLP, not ll!ll'tlf rympathy. 1 own 1mullnl ettpfiofiMM, AI- " OVtr 11 lilt Wll'l!fr'llot, dut, phall lllld flrlt qu1rttr. act norm11 to anyolle, and 1 It tlket two to make 1 bad H•ltn 8oltel In l!ll't 11· 1 Ina ttbtmal Ilk• lor Nor, Tilt lllOI'IllDI atar 11 V1!11UI. eon't aay anything. Heav~n•l mm1111. II ONII: lhiJlfl up llhll nawiiJIPif. man Maller'• "An Amerloan How would It $ound Jf I went up (maybe you h1ve faulbi you ;;;.;;..;;;;;.;,;;.;.;.;;_ _ _ __ Drum," the oauUout Kle1110r ThtiYtnllflrlar Ia Jupiter. to a melt aequolntaiiCIItnd Ilk· dldn'tllllllltloll), lho other mtty ' Plll'ktr, who h111h1 rolt of wife J'lntnoltr Andrew Mellon fd, "H••• you btttn lttttlHC dlr- follow htr IHCI. Olvt II 1 of Stullrt Whltmll1, mual hive "tlllvlct to tbt lovelorn': I)' tl!lephanl t~lll from mel" tryl - H. had I )lfllmonltlon. Jf'or lhl lltdlrtiNey un111' Pl'tlldeDII HardWhal con I dG! - VICI'IM OUr Htl111: dtnly Gtmandld lbtl mr,vne lnl Coolldll aad Hoover wu !l@a Vlctlm · · 'llllo 11 to t..I.H., thl trlnd· - publloJI)' mtn, 11111 mtn1' thl ' r · f whl w1n11 10 be potd for 111 1ve hellt'd 0 JOint 10"h 111.. 1111 berl tnn tbt U!llll'aman, be born on 1 dayh · baby!ltllnl htr own ft'lndehll· On lhll Clay Ill liiOrY ' phone trleu, but lhla 11 l • ord"'ld ott lht flit untU tbe In 1803, one ol tile earllel!t eatl A llttlo lltulhttljJ mllhl d';. , ldl am the , nhearoal wa• ovlt' A 11111 pl'tr 1 Ullllon, for ln th4t '1cene where "advice to the lovelor" tratk lblo creep down, and, moth:.1~ ~1°~1'IUndmother lhltwo have 1 battle, Whltmlb aolumna appeared. wh~ y~ find her, I bope you of an ldorlblo llvtn-month , • 111 tt1r1 ofl hill' rabt. Ill to tlolng, In 1814, lhe Unllld Slate! " · Sho 1 MhM" an enomy or old lft'l. t babyalt htr any ume hi Wtnllllbt buJintiiiO Ulktlflnlld lite Phllllpplne lllando I practlell )olcer. ~~~·~ 1 ean provldfd I hiYI no pllnl 1 o1 my own. 11'1 1 lftlt prlvt· . UOUIIy, he 1oH ofl IIIDII of lllr Uaefr lndeptrtdenco to become !ht1 bound to I'IIVt.l her pracllcally efiiCI!vt July 4, 1148. (~uth) bet:auu lhe crude leae lnd I WOIIId l!tYI!I' eonold· , IPIJirtl, lnvlnl 1 nudt. Ont Clllllll'lmlll, who bid In liNt Waltar Huaton and can help braglnc. Kaep your er Utklnl monf)' for ltl . movtd fill' to lht rw with h fir 1 ll)'eo and ears open 1nd 1 know. th thl k Dllohlno, klpl rolllJ!I- bUIIhe ~it tOn JoltD beelmt t I I Jna amlle on your fa<:e; lnd Any grandlnO lr wt10 • n I ' wlll ruoh .alh!ll'and·oon loam to receive don't be llroid 11 Irk quetllon• 1111 nenda money to blby 111 : .•. "Olear!." The elder llu!ton lllout JIOIIlble phonullll. They I hor own ne111 and blood to elth· 1 · waa aelected beot aupporllna ctUt loraollll propollllotll! 1_ ar my harcl up or •III'JI dlalll· aelor Jn "~e Trea!W'4! of Dear Helen: I tmlti'CI - HAPPY ORANOM~ il " If PJrldOill! ·~~i~tiSh!rra M1dre and the oon the M lrltndl say thoy love 10 , DNr Helen: belt dlrl!tltor for the ••m• go portlea where my huoblnd Balnt paid by thl hour lo 1 No1 wnon you tin IIVI ner I 1 11 liven onl)l'to. j. bloutitul Corovollo wotch lor u you uld 1n 1 r1cent picture. . 11 at but lhey couldn't lln wllh V •• little u $10,96. Thl , would Jill lnclualon In In 19&3, dO\nger Queen Mary him. He's the "llft of" all right. I l'r.. Plorldl acl11,•• CtroYOiio II no ot Lodlol' tnd 1 •lllmln tablet• be hlrmful Men'• watchn wl,ll -corn· ' died ln London ot the •11• of 86 · Nothln& 1• oacred. HI• la\'Drlte . ( 41 !"',1':.~111~~-:.,l• pllloly chanp your ldlll ldullll J•ubject lo oex and, believe me, ' Not A Con!HII !bOUt W IIChOI. 8tCI\Ill tor A _ Tltll fllamla 11 A .thtJughl for the dsy- our own sex lifo Is no secret, lvoryont Can Ool $10. 9 ~ you hm 1 witCh ....... 1D --~ dlell. VIII· Alhem•n. orator Demot!lhones: 1the! 11 1111 can gel 1 laugh!! [ Certlfio<il Gulttllon 11111 dooon't arlnd lttall to I bunya~nq MlW• • th ood w, Mlin Strut ,...,.roy, 0 . I- SATURDAY TIL 9 miD IW delfcleitcy II "To remond I man o. e .i I know six people who • r • pltCII. lt'l I flnll~ rnl• chlntd, pree l~on, jtwtiiCI• lll1111Dlll clllldrtnl!ld oaum turna you hove done btlll l! : 1..;.;,;;..;;,.;o..,;...,_..,....., lever watch that keeps 3¢· POMEROY irriU!IIUiQ' lllld <Oowliioul. 11 very mucb hke a reproach. , curate time. Not juo1 lor 1 little while t ilhar. · II 11t'J ran In lflulltl but boa ii8W aetlaUve. Altbouah It is 11100 lut tlmt 1fttr Umt. bHII rtportld a1 balD.I ' uld to be especilllly uottul lor laltd with IODII forma of lllllr IObtrl"l up otter 1n aloohollc CAUVUI.l IIIII. Tilt av•q• adult bttljJe, u bll many other um. AND OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED qulrta about 1.1 There havt been no reporll ol WI IUftlll tbll Ylllmlll dtUy. SliiCII hlbltuallon. II 1bould not An larly Art you a high •chool graduate who think• logically IIDOUDII an not atored In taken by plll'tiOIII with h Lay-Away and would llkt to m• that ability 111 a challtngltog !lor body but .,. promjiiJt tllmln blood prtl1111'4!. Too te :~~~:: !I job? ad, no harm would ruult 1111)' "uti panllna, t1 OrHullloll You 1ro tnvlted to con1ult with Mr. Dan BargdlU, llklll/l ltln IXCHI of your I'll- IIIII Cllnlnttll, Dlatrlct Manoaer, Buraer Boy Food.Q.Roml!, to oval, qulttmtrtl. PlfiH IIDd )'OUt uate your potenllll In our rapidly explndln& rtttaur, ant org1nbtttion 11 1 future m1n1ger of one of our Q- Wbal II I'IIID1 What Uti com-It 011 WIDayae lrudJijl41, M. ,, eare locaUone. l~jiAfllUI Ill lbt bocJ¥1 b papor, WbUt Dr.ll!:.:~i ll We will train you lor 1 job with 1 futur e and ad· $tort - Rlltlll or VItamin P II Jlltll o-t UIWI!I' nncement to 1 live !l.ur• Income bracket. Apply In 111elul Ill IODII piii'IODI Wh 0 ltlill'l be w1U IDIWir lollefl penon only 11 Union & Sou th Congre11 Strel!la; Ath· lllve 1 l<tndllltl)' Ill brulll .... ...,nl lotertll Ia lltture Court St. en a, Ohlo, from 1-B P.M. 111 beco1111 of tncnaald frllll· 111111 111 of tbolr ~apJUulel. Ont PI· I;iiiiiiii.'____liOiil_,;;ii Ulllt who 1141d fiPIIIIIII llllrJorr. lilian ln lbe whllft of htr waa .... b111fllled by •&all tbltl vltll!lln. lhO"'Itllor a ltW mD111111IIthlt I was really a Mr. Bog at the affair - for, as I settled down at my table, cameramen sudden 1¥ appeared and the nashllshts popp@d •• thty loou!ad lbllr oamtrae In lllf dlrtollon. Wltln I rtaovertd from 111f bllndntll I bto1m1 1wan thai MXt to wm Doroth)' Mtlont and Johna with htr huaband, h This Way! ':t •mr :0-:.s :1n 9::JO • · m. 1 f:.I~Tf:RN IIIOH &:bool JUD· 1~1011 rr~. lOr Phl\1?, chirped lugubriously: lmagme me and IDs Highness togeth<!r - the Prince and the Pauper." murmured: "I'm WII'Dir rlllllrltod latlrl llllilll'l worry, bttt ml)llll lllrrl1011 JbouldPrtll11 1111 namt hl1 1 role In IVID IDtlclpalt lhtm, At tbt 11m1 llmt II 10 demanda upoa you. II un't make you ·:-::'y,,: • ,:,1 Howoii Slides ;,;,~~;\,.:~·h:r::;:~ ~ Cl~b~~:.t ~h~·~~ - ~~~a:.;lnSlt:!~.~a·~ I :-:~/:":~':~e~111111t~.~ :~~~~n~~~ ::!~ YOUR OLD TV FOR A NEW • mbe Mn. D~~e Walbunl """ \\'leftup ' .., n IIIIIIIIMn pnrM Mrt. :ce Mrs. t:mll Ball. HoiiHJit wJtt I• Ilia Olllllon, Jr., --u, lfJIIIItld u JIIIINID CIGIJII1lUtH w. M IJe M"'dllllll!• ooorr• Alldertoa, ' ..me. ~. P" her - • · ~~~~~~~~ Rub, Ml'l. .Llonold Lowery, .Jam.. liiiCh. . - l'll*'t CD INI1c 411t b7 cnw. Will 1nd Mn Jlld 3nol, Franc . ll Andenol!, Hlt'ry i llaiiiiiiiOel'lll ... -.~..... lr.. 'the ~. IIIII ( ~1oort ond Judllon White. ef1 W tJ, 111'1. ,J, ld. 'l'htUIGI, J111et It IIIW 01 lllklll MIDDL.EPO'R'l' BAND Boot!~ batldp e~, flllllllll 1 llldld flit Yliltrllt lltlpllall. <.'olorl!d slides Iaker: lD m AIMclallOII WIU wet on ; Ji'UDerll lOll far ll(r mambll'lblp t1 Ill It dltt, Rlflllli-ljl ft't lll'\llld It wall wtre shown by Mrs. 1 1 rnurodoy e•1111111 Marclt IH, "" IIYI 411111 lilt olfllt ot dll eel!• by tba pr Allens\V()rtb 111!0 ~==II · • 1 , at tllf hllh ICJ\ool' <o!P!e1'11 11 ~::..~ CJdkl wt1f1re tdtrhe~ lfn, IIIII IIIII Mrt ~!. Ml'l tbtn, at the Marth I 1, 7'14 p. m. AU band Jlll'elllll beld lilt"..'" • Cltnld 'lf1ldtralutll llbd 1111 ..~- • ' tllltA!d ' tl lilt Loyal llerMils 111 tbl MJ4dlepor1 Churrh of Christ arf utfod tAl ~llfQd the mH~ - - . It 1 p.m. It tilt tlnlt to 11114 flt 11 1111 ltiJIJI .....,, were 1 111 ~k~g~ ~ '"! to dltCUI! IM!vttal lmpor~ : ~ Wltb lltlrlll !lame lor ~oat. clldy for ...,~q by 1111'1. 'llllldlf evening. : ' · '"' buoiM•• Item., inelutllnr JBotr.m dlltlldo ~· ~ lbt ddJdrea willa - ....... W., .ad Mrl. During the business oessi011 WAi lhe aprln& concert, bllld p•r· . bind Olbln '111- ed. 11 tii'O'III II)' lfn. l 1111 Gills voted to pravlde two lies and other proj~. ' Sll; wu 1 Nlldeat Or RII!IDt 011a Klapp, IDIII'Irr._ tbalr• ~Oirtlf lt--e pollld liUes lor the Easter ni 11l II MODEL R ROCK MPRTN'O~ ORANGE Iand 1 member ol tlla llloJu lbat IIIII Jim . . . ,. Mn Ylce lllbe ehurch. 0 0001100 ' - - will mri!f In I'I!IUI•r ...1101 Methodlot Chllteh lor .....,. Olrll ·~ Metts 1011111111\ees for the Dell 1464MA ., , '111urllday at I p m. Willi H11c SUI'\'lvon lnclufl 1 d!!uCbllr, ' 11 .1u111 u1 1111 IIlii 111 -a. w"!• made with Mrs. . rosonvlll~ lnd Hamlork Orol't ' lllrl. Leu Holler, RD. Rlalu; 'D""'D!IId lltlr. lfrl. , _ . Gllqe Child& ond Mrs. w.t,lor II ctong~, a• II"'ots. llemlof.'k !Nil< li'llldclllldrlll It 8ft&! Ita JICII1Pf cllldftDIII 11111111 " - ' .._ 01una11 1111 1 Bu11auervin& In April and Mrs. · r;rove will open lnd clou lho i arllldehlldret, lkler, Mof, lbat 1 whttltw wGIIIdllt dlcor· ~ tvii!IDI 11 tllllr 11111, Alleuwtrlh Ill May. Serving Your old TV may cover your down payment on a me•ting on~ H1rrl~~n~~vU11 wiU ' lie Pullloa, NI!IW&rt, Olllo, llld / ate! In • 1ooa1 111«'1 IIIII lbal will! LIGJ1Jl Rtnllay, oonogJJor, commltle<" were also appoint, new Pblk!o Color TV. Come Ill today and see Mig, 1111 IWrO!h· llf nd niPb· :s:::r::; reponl!d m incl*lll 0,\~ IVON ONE CLASII of Slle wu ll!lo prauelld ltlllletllft,llld 111al18wu 'l'l1t Elmor Webnlng, Mrs. Georae nlfteent Early American styled oouao11 finiahi!CI to Di .,edneaday 1114 'Z: 1 thas!r: Ever Thought About PHILCO COLOR TV Iurs. McNickle ,) 0 II b 34 l!IH-7 .,.., fer l!ell!llly, 0111 Ill of Neloon, Lu er... Lloy4llal~l,y=h=•:":••:1·:Pome==ro:y:rJII:I4:d:l•~P4»1~,~··::.:11'=C-::'=:::;~ lbom are separated. Thest eo are otber members of the I" ealJetl wita don't bolll up 11 I east. bomt -they're spollttl; • • ' Oh, mlde yes, 01! In lbtll!Oihetl lttlt, ll!lfi!b llld exl*t )'llle mull Jrave had a reatfJ flow 110'/llist Ellioll Arnold. Delnr ~."plctur: not wu · thbllllhey'n hfllriotll when ~ou lull!lf sayings going, dll'ilctr 1 Fl'oln all parlldl the bla bill· ~...~e, Yo~o:f ~ ftbl to gq. Alao ll'a "1111, 1, It lhe galaealed ~.his rif!:: Nom folks kept Hooking ~er lo " loti ' de fll'l," 111 dll WI)'. 0 1\' 1.01118 IJOIOL IIOLLYWOoOt When Joay 11::, wbo lollowld Cary ..J.. ... ""'' SOCIAL if VNDAR :== 1) New York Ca Iva CaUJB Wbce Jesus WUllam Ill lll'COmpanled llf... Mr. Russell, at - _.., _,.. Cole read ll!rlpluN 111111 from Luke and Mrs. ...._. ltld I hiH!Iatlon on dii''LGrcl'l Pray. !"!,._ •• ' -..,H · - fnc~!~~retiecttr~_ w~en • .. B'AL "'tnjurya ' ' "· SO DEPENDABLE IT'S ··~KtD BY A · lilt < LOOK AT OU!t YEAR PROTECTION PLAN • , , AI NO QTIA CHAftll! Slron&oll Frltldalre w..htr Protectlon '~lon ln hl1lotyl On•• year Wert'lnl)l for rop11r of any dlleat wltltout chtrft, plul four-yoar Proltellon Plan for fumllhlna rtpiiCitrnlnt for an~ dtfiCtiYt ptt11n tht /!ICily water purnpl ,,.nJr.lj ~!: : rm, tfri vt "'"t,r, 01' lnrop :"~· : LOW, LOW PR~I., . s ,~ \ • 41 .98' lven L111 Wllh BAKER FURNITURE In Middleport, �, •..,, ·v····•·• t• •o ., .w -......... .,., •..,...., .................. _..,....,. _ _ _ __.,....,._ ~ +- ""...- lo' • ,........,. _ r.,. - ~ · · ·~ , o '• . ' ' :. B.U•Mr• a '4F7lW'P'tf "-.. .... k £ h F · omema ers ve ryw ·ere eatur .a :=~ ~~; :n: ....' Oh10.Efo Pill ·Chapftt M•lfJ r "ould 1!i'O ~ e: I • Ill till 0,. the b., lumbus Qu ()(apaDy olloe II ball A.lliddlepcll't. Aprj) SlnHII, PNI1~ion S(dent, Wb ~ ill ebarge. .' ' ' The slate Of oHietn 'Pdllllt l\e \larrtla ~.... "I Tile. · Coualr • . llaUII Tbe IDitlllll wu opelll!d II' teU:IIIIIi ·DII11114 ..... I wtiiiGIY- IIIII NIUtiiDI IL daJ at 'P*br:it'llllb SehGal tw 'd!l~ :1111. M lblnltaeh. lljllllld ia fealutecl tile lbellle, "liomemU:, Devotlou 'll1re In charp of ril , " ,lie firm 1lilll 1111 11'11 Afolllljl file \11'411'111" fealur· Jlra. GeGI'Ie SJdnner and Mrs. tB,.~IIdpl Loll liNN lag displaJt 111 I'll 111'011111 Rlylllllll4 Oalt, llld lllohJilld o - , 1 .. ~tllltlr .,.. of tmaul ua MAiMIIh. voeo1 sail, "I Wlllltd 'l'oda1 ~- • tbt ttig -· · .. bw . . OlitC • ....... ~ :!..!! ~ X r clit'hot·~lbo••-·lliliPIIi '.N Z:. 111111 ~, d' " T.ouls ?f\14 ..,.... . - 5 '"" ....._ wu ..., .,=. . ' Mlti· prnld•: 1111 ua,B111111 c·,.,,., ""' Di ' ' • s k ~.. tecwor " pea er Florida (4 Doyo & .., __ Coabl,,., • ·'' New Council Jlltllllltra rtcoanized and pnee~~llld Wllk New ~~:~:re. 7,:~Y ~~.~~ !:e~ /: ;#.: :- T0/JJw Wtb- Post Auxiliary ~~~ili:";e.=~ ':•J: ~'m' r.ry; Dorll &wlna. 11111111 t lflteh Milt 111- «< A;iu 111111 Mt Mil _._ A ......,..• . , Wtlll md llllioming presldlat. Ml'l. Mll' The '"g seoreiii'Y; and Patlllnd,y, l!alllb wbM plaJIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIt **'! !" lllllr CouiiiJ, WOs fnmlilra.AIIMr!Roullh,lll!ttiOt prot Brown of tilt llllfl¥ll1l. = •= a Nlthll) lnMiallll ...... Not " CtniWI Evoi')'OIIt CIJ Ill Ctrtifltd Gal Stltltll W, Maln Stmt Po-, " ''iCS Ire-. fOI' FCJUlldors' OIJ, 'ftll INIIf llllll1'oiiW -~~~~ AIIIJ1, !""'ei!!!I\Mioe l'llaJtman, Ill!> loollt Bottom COUIIoiJ, Ollltf Of. lhird 1 Deletatu llld lllr.n.tu Wft Yoteclto act IS 11kr1 htllee1, • lolllal •u!uory ol Drill' ll!lllllllllul 1!111111 elllriAnd flctrl for JIIIH7 llloludt Mr1. 10 "' ,also cllotoa Ill ~~Mad 1111 IIIII Mitt ll!e Miss •gJ!'a ll'elltllr Pill M Taelday ••• if 40 m.nbl'll t1 tilt1ft~ Htltrt Swartz ttl Hlmlocll game. annual CGIIflllllall!llllllllll Ia ID t '"tetloD 111111 .. It tilt r,.. Hall. llou:!Q'1111111 WlllfO to IIDI- eouncU, vice prtlldllll: Ml'l, in st. Vayton and inclllde Mn. ES@-I...e!Mftd. N . . falloull lal, W. \11., Ill lit Olllht DtaJ, :oel 8fanley, lflrrliOnvlllt, gome. lemon, Lois Moore alld Beuy Tbey alio qteed to purehase I nd iDg tor Dtllars show on WSAZ· retary; and Mtl. Mlty K. Role, ,\pri l :Rawlinp, deleJalea, uc1 April a filiDc oablnet lor the record- ~ IIIWl aliltl '1 ~ TV ro promote JIIIIIPJ ..le.•. Chester, treaslll'tl'. St•yn __ , _____ _ .... · iltf loonllly. Tlte C!!lllturll proOS:..w..~ ..._ ~~ : TicRII have belli l'ls81'Vecl lr I During the JIIGI'11lJJ& lltUIOIJ, lfllllllltttltd ''MIIie'I!Jih. ...,...., '""_.,.- "'"1 lillylllltiii!Ymeatlltroflht ['colored slides wtreiiiOWII by POitedtiH'Ineplllllllllld tiu01 ion.. 01 OUt LlYM" Wll I)M II&Yf I clall nnttq tl ,. 11ft UIJijl Willi w!IIIIIIIO au.tld Mrs. Gerald Lli'IOn of Allllltl, GOIIriiJy o! Duillty'l ,,Johnny by Barbara BellliDC llld lloaltul- , bOUI'll at twll lllln' poriodl, At may ealt Mr,. Roush. WY 2, 1who has served with ~er hus-1 ,.:iio.iiOiii.iii.""-~~;.;,;~~ Johnso f" ed recordil!gs of mll8ic of ~It :loose lfi per80DI are ~eeded to 81119. . band in the Peat" Corps In AI• an · In ~ JrJ Ioiii IIIUIII!IIIII'Itl todaJ ud a 111ft • ...... 11tUt!11!::1! ~ It Wll..,. tuln4 flU ltiCII1 rtu1. Slle showed varl0u1 1ltet ' rtllllll tl lllelr llftll. 1111 Ill "'" "tbll Ill ftotpl!alt II Ill Clllleroon , Africl, whtrt Ferrv ' TIADIIN "' '" ti TIIUUD4Y I PoiJowlac llllaii'JI ll'ttlall. 110111M Cllllt, llrt. Otorp Mowrey, llolh tAught in llJe school lbtN, Sr1m AJ'I'EI\NOOH CI1ICLJJ ot _._ Wft Ml'ftd by Mrl, Ali) qel•aU. 1flllllllll It lin, Xatbrll Welih 1114 Mn. A qlllllion and an<wl!l' ptl'lod J,o;ghe Hellh ~~~ Cllllfdl 11111 .,_ dlt lllr,lodt XllbJb ba¥1 I t.'lllt .., IIOI1IIat lfr. 0. A. Karlin l'tplll'lt4 '* lbl followed Loug mHt 'nlun41y llltQiaaD It 11t1 OGIIlrllltntlc. lrJJJIII Jlr.. Prla. CI.U 1'11111111 Htwllure 111111 , .mter ~ Jllld Allllmmcements were since 1.:hllf1lh It I p,tll, lift. 1V11ttr ... llllllill, .Ioiii 111•1'•.., JlJ. Wll flllrlllllllll bJ 11t1 I tr. 11 ""J hi. 'tilt hlthll&tll f( by Margaret Griffiths, Home "'Jury. llay.. IIIII ~ ftlo •llldy d7 Croob, M11t1J1 "lMN=n, lilra. 0eorp IIUNt, dYil ·~ .......tel IIU tllllltllqtlfl looDOJilics Agent for Mtle; Se):m book. : botle Jlwlae, ClraiJI Gr lUll, lllllt A•k'zt, ..... lft, llaaJriiJI Mn. Wllter A.Gb'ln Coullty, Dates for aclivilil!l l!JI. tlw for WOMEN'I .u&oCIATION tl Suit Hlrrle, hay Jblir,lllllr- Prla for tl'rltlt ate '"'1'1... 01 r-, Nlllollll AuUIIty fd Mirth 24-25. 4-H Advlsal'!l possibl• lhe Flnt IJallld I'NibJierlu It)' KilliOn, Arl• NcDuiel, ll - llltr Wild II IIIYt I II lAIII. ,lrttJon Workshop al Jackson; ,.,.....,.. i'hurch In Mlddltport MU 111111 bua Meadtw•, Loll IIIAcn, lee, diM the time Ill Ill UIMIIfl. 1'11111 wwaii!ICII!ar laiUIIImt April bt meeting, fitting, tnd Fre Th\ltllday ~. lllltdt It, II If llllwlllp, 1111111 lUI!Ie, Jlar. Ntll. Mia Plebtr, JII'IIIMd, lithe April "*'1111 o1q will! alttrlaf a basic April 11::10 p. m. at tht rhllteh. Pro· I' bar1 JUap, lllll'lont ~ . .,_. 11111111 II 1 Ill fllullll. Pia ~ IIIII Child Wtl· l Ollie Rural Health cr11m ed llfvoliolll!l INdtra er, April 81otth ll!d lflrll1ll lie 1om 11111t 1111• 11ftatn __ , __ - · _____ , _ ___ Beautiful Dr•aes and Coatt :::':p _ ' ,...Itt Council T teett4 :w~wn"' 1 1- 1 • t~•r PnmPro) ~'ir!t 8optt.t : dell!llt)r 1 daucbttr, lflltla Jlo, J eDoD P(',A wfll , hureh wlU me•t at th• hom~ I Wolft. tlr!en& may eall 1t fM , I · 01 \Irs. Harry L. Bllley, TlturSr 1funoraJ ~omo lllylime, 8a Del-<Loy at 7; .10 p. Ill. with ~Irs. J.o. ! ~· · · · . · - · , · .. -~ · · ' Vf "1!1___ ,. 'o SWrell •• CG-IlOIIt.,.s. Mtl. 1 chfos or Sf'nl0f8 Will 11t1ttr liNin 1 'l'be IIIII!IIJI' uti diretton 01 •tPn Sllam will bo d•votlo~al , lor )'Ou. 111te Jaellroll Pr duoCf= t'redll looolrr. DEACONS AND iloa<'OO"ill Asooclllioll IIlli atllld 1M II, FIUIIAY : et L'Je Middleport Ji'lrd United null lta-.Wide C01tmnct of TIIJIUl FRJIJAY Club Will ' l'resb)'teriaa CllltOb WW 1J1011o P.C.A. llllltltll l!!d directoro meet at thf h\JilJ• of M" . HMt' ~or a bake salo,lioll!tday, Mot. 11 Col~ • Mareh 28-29, ~ Walt• Frida) evenins. :.18. •I Dudley'• Flower !!bop. port. WaJfllt' Neat, Oeneralllflln, PAST .\lATHON 'S dub •t titiNJM.\' , qc. 1 &v1ha,.line Chapte·, OES, wUI . OFFtn;Rs AND TEAM of 1 Tbe local P.C.A. will be rep.. ~· mut f'riday evening, lllart·h Theodoru, Coulc¥ Doughlers lreoenled by Wa)lltt Neal, 0.. il:;. ~t lb• hom• of Mr•. ,J A. 1ul Amerwa 1111 reqllllted to oral Manager; <Jeorp illlatley, •tJ.llng, r. Wlth !tr, I.e, l'!lef!l at the IOOF ball SW.. Jattklaa, Pnoioleftt; Hobtrt f~• Wist11111. '·•~~>;, and : day at 2 P m. tor PJ'attlce. MeAIJJ1ter, llalrdla, Vice Pr• 'lri. fllarl•~ Aenfeti dPI•ntion , MOUNT MORIAH Ba p !Ia t ldl!a!; Hown lluvall, CbiiJI. aJ., Ieadrr ' 1 Semor Choir wUI !told 1 80111' cotlle; Da\'11 ar-, AflluT; 1#,' SATllltlMr 1..1 this <'nmlniStutdaJ, lflrdt J'tlllk HlmlJ, Podro, Dine1 I OPIN DAILY 9t00 TO 7t00- PRIDAY TIL L MAIN IT. WY 2-3975 ~ G!Yin&' talb oa the Oolld fl tbe Order were Gertnlde Hoff, Ada BisoeU. Nettie lfayeo, a ,uest from 'lbeodorus Council, also ~ ~ Hensley ud trpoiJe brlelly. IIIJb to Ill 111!1· lied Frldq ll'llllltl, March *!, at lite l!ttmt el Gtitludt Holfo RUG CLEANING WY N4tl WY 2.SIIO Til 9-Selul'llay Til f FOil IPIING I'OIMALS . e TOYS of All Kindt e STUFFED TOYS e EASTER CANDY e EASTER NOVELTIES .• EASIER EGG DYE e PAPER NAPKINS 5· 1n • HEll NOWI FLOWIR lULlS FOR SPRING PLANTING tAMARYUS eGIANT DAHLIAS tTUIEROUS liGON!AS luy Howl Platlt Howl BE N FRANKLIN WY 2a1t1 ~~".''~'':..'_ _ _ __ . MIDDLIPORT, 0. ,:!._______"""""'l!l!!tel~..,--!11!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!! ··--··-· . -- GROUND BEEF · =· ......__ ltt1ltllul broeaelta, llt!H and aU11 rt~dy tor fultlonl111 into lovely ru-t. Sttr It yoUri@Jf and SAVE L 8 ltvar1l Tlmt~ Dally FABRICS 29 c Holeum or Adams 5Lvs. ••; c Drive a great bllf. Buy a great drive. Impala '88 Ho.. clast are you to YOIII' IIIBI'est Cltewolet da1tr7 A mile! AlllockT Hurrroa ~I That• llo1r elall 1ft are to a Double DIYidead bar oa a Jfl<' ldh• , . l•pala! Chofne! Rakililt hardtops, coaverlibletr, . . . _ Wlgons. Pidc/ Turlte-Jet V8 po-.r on ••• to 4211 hp. AMI Llllaries ftOIII Stratc..lnacktt llilt& te Ali/PM MuiUplel Stereo radio. Act! DOI!ble DIYI.U.d 0.,. Ire lwei i r. -= lublre• otiW _ , . . , lncllldlni*"'ide mlrllr (use ~ 11 011, oltlllllf.llolo!ant in.lilll minor 1111 1111 IJont,.d rw (always bleflllapQ. an kiiNII 11,... ..,, au 1a . . pllee .. .11 tnr Chmtlet teal eta: Cbevrolet •Cllevelll McCOY'S ,, f! .i Ill 1 drl!•• FOR EASlER! IW , Gift giving can be · 11 1 ' "·I J 1 ~ expenstve but it doesn' .. have to b:e 1 • u, Q - M)' fatlter, 84, wu told by bJJ doctor !bit ht had pre 11111llt athat'OICJtrOill. Will lhl1 afleet hla mlnd? A - Atb.-el-11 and II' ll!rloaolerolll l1't fancy nam11 lor har1eatnc 01 lbe ll'ltrlfl. If •• 84 )'0111' lalhlr 11411 prtlllllll bardll11nl rather than trul lltlo Ut bardlnlnl 1141 ll lDdeed fflfr ~~~nata, While lrlerlotcltrolll ll 1 ,enmllzed process that (I(> eur1 tbi'OIIIhoul lhe body, ~ lfnd.l to damage some organs more than olbm Jn di!loront vtetlms. When, as often ba•> Jlllll, the arteries of the brain tll'e allected, the victim be. comes foraetrul and may auf, fer a chan&a of personallcy, espociltly if tho arllriooclerolis bas ted to small strokes. llll1y Clrup have bell! i'IC, Glllmtnded lD tho tremtment trterlOsclel'()sls ln gl!lleral. ACe-· 11 tuotamlde and injections 01 PATIIITID DEEP ACnOII AIUTATOI Gel. clothes Deep Action r,.JE•T-'A~TION1 -ntnat AUNT WICK'S- FOR COOL DRINKS- 6 PKOS. FOR tllltlllt and ltcorcl FLA-VOR-AID.l9c tllltllo A T.V. Tubtl fllaye!'l tAIIMIIMI IM Acc....rlll t lmall A~t~~llancta 25% oH CLELANDS T.V. WY l·HIS ' Ill I. Mollo St. h-oy :=:: .1£1-AWU LilT 80YAl! Jtt·Aw&y rlntt tetuatl)' ''jets" lint and scum out ., 1110 hi~ ' Ho lint ""' to titan! FOR NEW DEEP CLEANING! IIIII lht rooulll CID!IOI bt JUirlllleed. They moy delay t b e prolflll of thl dllllll but they 4!1111101 rulort llJIUII tltlt alrtlcly tlamRIM. SALE = == ettltes tui'Jinr Jet aut· _ r•ntt to 11v1 Ill yaur •ca UMUIIII Jn.fAST Sl'll cuts dtylng tlmt . Le l vtt tlothtt t1!11tro dry. eatne have been ~~:~~ Jl for arteriosclerosis ol the Ara tbtrl Illy llld lldt efftdl1 " - OlaQJI• ..... , ll Unto• Wattc1111n II' l•ch-Nut IOIACCO, 2 Pkgs. for 45c ·.. ··" .. ·.... " .. 1 PICG. FRO POMROY IJII!tf . 1 B ~t ht end Ctotftu torn• out oo 10011 . . . . . . . , '""" epron strll\11 seldom -1 JET-SIMPLE MECHANISM FOR TOP DEPIIIDAIILITYI II IlLII II IIUII II MLITI TO JAII1 II IIIII II - =- hobl~formlnaf FREE - FREE •• FREE CHEWING TOBACCO SPECIAL DEALI ~) 10 ,.,,1 :hh Q - I 1• flY lltl'VOUI, My dootor ll llVln& rna htll. II it 'U Chotroldl...,.. ~rt .s::~ Now ttl Jl!lrtllemltl .....l oJ:.. I FRESH PIGS S FEET ···61b. 10 lb. laaskat NO. llbfl • NO.I CARS LOWJ)i)WN, omT'I' TRICK Dear Helen: The clerk at a market where I've traded for the last ten lied 1 10 lht car ::m:•tllt ntaht and 101 ld I'd Jewelry SPICIAL- RID DILICIOUS 1.3t to 2.91 yd• N•w Spring s Ground Jlr11h FRESH NECKS BONES· 3lb. do~ • "ltllow I=~be GOESSLER' CALLA HAMS 43~ DOLLARS~ Vll'llJ LW. l'bls MW lllllkes him eligible for the Ar, thur Set The most courteous cabbl~s I've encountered uywhVt lD lht wotlll urtaJIIo lY artlhl oab ladtln thliiOWII. 14ow lbolll l11111Plftl GUllO op111 lbl door for piJJfllltl'lt- 11 leu~ thai 1111 011r ~ltnct 111 HVeral occtllont. Mttyllt ., lftartd jUitlht lltllll of the drlvara ... 11111 Into hlly Allll Howet In tbl Btvll'lr Wtllhlrt lh• told Ul thlluld allltll _ wot naw a alltnl Artltta (traddlt Flt11t' aroupllnd hllddlinl wtlh over a ltrltl of 1111111• llollllllpmlnll. AI .lor I new 1lnc1 lb1 bfeu • up oomj101fl'f11'lt1lal Olck Ad· ttlttt lnilllted 1111 war mlll!h IOo bltll' Willi hill' eal'tlr Al!IO allht B. Wllllhlrt, ~IUiht I llJmpu, II be wu hltl'l')'lna out of tho lobby, of Alu D'At'(ly, btok In Holi1Wood altar then Dlll1)l y1111 In lt'rllllca - tbli llmewllh blo 11-yeaNtld tf'rtnall wlfl and their 11-monthfloOld tlllJtbl<tr, SUile. Lui lime 1 UW AIIX Wll lOri elg~ ~ IIIDt! Yfii'IIIO aom n1 out Wtltl'l la CIDDH. oocrOft IMOKED-4 to 6 Ll. AVIRAOI f,W.v .,.,.,) otlfi!IIJIOII s,ott Qfrll, lf you for FOR .YOUR BIG MOMENTI NOW ON CIIIPLAY •'MURIAL fOR FflltNG IASKITS =bu:d Mrs. llftllt ~Jy, II lldtl me 1~. s • N. 2ND AVE. OHIO FABRICS t UN~IUED lA SKlTS · Slngtr S.ltt & S.rvlc. McCall' a Petterna WY 2-2214 111 W.IICOND GOODIES e PILLID BASKETS • T6e Fa6ri~ Sleop Robinson's p. m. POMEROY SE .~ lOR q 1 ,, ' Po1111r.., will ha•• a pop bottlt drive: Miclcll•tt S&hiNoy. '""" bottles on pot· I eCARDI, all klncls • FOREMAN & ABBOn NIGHTS Tft. 8 1 • ,....,.,.~ PlalM. lllfresbmentt NOW OPIN NIDAY ancl SATUIDAY ~~~k• ule by th• Mint lfOIIP will meet at DAV ball Molday r" ' llfaroh ~ at llto •1111• Jo.. l a=t 7., : 30•p~...imlt.._ _ _ __ oation bfrtnnlnc It l ;!ft II. m - 10 Ttiii· J Ill A RIPIAT SAU THIS WIIKI YOUR liST IUY IS APHILCOI &';,! am::::: :!, =Ia, hr Monlh It WI · Career with A Future CINUR CUT •nil IND CUTS maple furniture. UHF·VHF rec:epUoD, mem· QJ)'•DIItlo tutlldJ, front sound, front control•. ..., ·IIJiil ·a Milly apl:~":n.11 :er w~d m:~' by H.a... aott•l SIMON'S MARKET , lll&tell ey, ow. a u exiiJr vallds getting tAige er. Two observations drew heaJr thy guffaws at the affair Prlnat Jlhl!lp'a, when he rer mtr1ttd: "Thlll'l ••• • Urne whtn lhe rllht ptoplt bad .:,• molll)l - IIIII'• whlll Ill~, , ld about prlneely forluntl. AM Cill'l' Oranl, a rtcll11 fltbll' ln h!II01, munntll'td about anotiJ, tr riCIIIIt fllhll' Ia lht ll!fte 111 braaklt: "lay, wa•n'l, that htnt11 aboUt John Waynt! it4klji{dl.?tfii?4Zii7 1 dlpul)' tpla NmiMI ....:...,, Melahart, Mrs, Marvi11 Kelf1, lo oend il1 re.ervations lor the Mn. Jamesliawley, Mrl. 0t1to l'allJ dl:lh!r It Con Bt'fle Karr, and Mrs. L. R. Wiley Jlaoioo. ' ftrfl named as I!OIIeiHI!lor Cluirlet HfM'- ard Ud til. Ada llmll I, ~ Mro, Bunce wu ' . leader uslnf the lith by ~ dlpuly, PllyUio Bewaa, llltll poem lltll!d "WIIb 1l'rJeud, :.. dillCrll:t 1J Jl'olk." were WM ay, oetYfd by Mrs, Homer All'!.~ J'oNot Ron llall Mrs. Lelllie &rvin Mrl Wallet HELEN HELP us •I SAYS m ·~·-· -------•'"•'•------~~~~ 1 ;"Ill ROCK M \'.Mar. Y. I public 27 It 3i,,p. inrilld m. atlltt hold • SPRINGS tUIIllllare !alo to cllureb, 111811. 'nlt 111 2JI arut M•r. :At in the buUtUa, ' IIIONDA'f otmtrly occu~led by A8hwwtb I .lANE HOWIU.l 'I'IN'I', twell't'•. Thiii'J! will '1! 80 bo 1 1 Daloghlt'" ol IJDloa Veterua to 10U It I rtiiOIIIbll prlct. ~ ~ O:.::,uta.!.~ Tboa. ill :--·------ --.,·_,_ Ill¥' NIAilLY IVIIlYIODY .• . IVIIlVWHIIll , . . lliADI A NIWIPAIIIIII IVIRYDAY =: ~~:J bll)' to lltform you, •. and to make more 10001 av11lable uesdoy Evemng oa1 "n m1k1 ¥11ta• or nytnr Y••· aad uytna no. It merely Mrvea =;!:·'j em Modtr11 ldvtrtltlna lrlta ta put lt1all In yout ehott. It muat lr)t to anewtr your nttda, lnltrprtt lhtm - lbbta. It ean'l even make you nad the rda. Beoa1111 Ill ordtr to tuoceed, Jt mUll llvt you the 1nolent prl· Are Shown by h w-. M rs. A//enswort Georp ,,. \!other• Club will •pon~vr an old lb/lhionfd I!C)Uare ftDitr.t l ;'t lhe Chesw Orodt !irhMI, .Saturday l(l)m llO 10 11 :30 p, 1 m •·ith mu•k· by Ralph 1f ll on4 group. ~ jl~ aupper lol'ili prect>de the danr.: at 5:10 : ~'hll· ~~~~ v~ J"ti ~""';'~? ~' ~;:sexy fiM1111 >.: ,Itowot~N be !Ilk.!'1111 If -~ changeable! How about all those I who Dear Readers: ' ' . •t tJilr things you told me on the . :;nmacu . es nd be the cen, i Letters are runnln& 25 10 phone?" ave a mce ~~r, a t h t' i AGAINST baby..,ltler pay ,- -lol{· Helen, I never in my I if e ter of ~~ •: pullw: c : ; 'jll'andparenla - 1111! tbe ·~ ttlephonld tnolbtr mtn In IIIJ*Ill.., 1ft motUy tNm lflftilfirtllh; " Wtty. I'm hl~pU, mmled, dou~t mlllllnl on "'~ lui rtlltllllbtt, you ~"(' n 1 cillldren and don't hiYt mar. you lit lllfOIII ... tltln art II1IIIJ - .. ~ ~ 1,~ 1011,,::: u~e for lflaitl. I'~• 1111paltd a marrllp i than co14 Glib, to illlo'fl • • _ ' aounaalor but bt lhlnlcl ~Wery· . tllatlon. 1 bopt you _ , .:J!Ii! 1 fln•llf vonflDclld him IOmt- llllna Js line, and I'm lilt o4d· alii _ H. ,,, ! n ~ , ._ llal:ePAlml:'ttrutloul body wa• piaYinl 1 Joke, bul btl!. Would 11 11411p to ,.. one 1 'lllla eotunm 11 dii'all.i~ 8' Thre:_ M h now fYfi'Y 11m1 1 1111 1 man by Jllllllll! - R.T. j fan1l!¥llvllfl, li 'IW'It).l!'• , Today Ia Ill' y, m 11 ' look twice 11 me, I lhlDt ba1 Dear ft· I ktd troullll10lit jut fir it ,, lilt l8td day oi!Me willa liU to l1f hid 1 phont ~•II trtd wha.111 Of cWrll lt would htlp :ublt, let Htllll ' - fOil, " follow. ho thloklq! 1 e\'111 1topptt1 hi•· JOII 10 11 the oounulor for lhl will alto WIIB , _ ' Tilt moon la bttw!tlll Ito now JJtg 111)1 mnk dollvertd. I 01111'1 DLP, not ll!ll'tlf rympathy. 1 own 1mullnl ettpfiofiMM, AI- " OVtr 11 lilt Wll'l!fr'llot, dut, phall lllld flrlt qu1rttr. act norm11 to anyolle, and 1 It tlket two to make 1 bad H•ltn 8oltel In l!ll't 11· 1 Ina ttbtmal Ilk• lor Nor, Tilt lllOI'IllDI atar 11 V1!11UI. eon't aay anything. Heav~n•l mm1111. II ONII: lhiJlfl up llhll nawiiJIPif. man Maller'• "An Amerloan How would It $ound Jf I went up (maybe you h1ve faulbi you ;;;.;;..;;;;;.;,;;.;.;.;;_ _ _ __ Drum," the oauUout Kle1110r ThtiYtnllflrlar Ia Jupiter. to a melt aequolntaiiCIItnd Ilk· dldn'tllllllltloll), lho other mtty ' Plll'ktr, who h111h1 rolt of wife J'lntnoltr Andrew Mellon fd, "H••• you btttn lttttlHC dlr- follow htr IHCI. Olvt II 1 of Stullrt Whltmll1, mual hive "tlllvlct to tbt lovelorn': I)' tl!lephanl t~lll from mel" tryl - H. had I )lfllmonltlon. Jf'or lhl lltdlrtiNey un111' Pl'tlldeDII HardWhal con I dG! - VICI'IM OUr Htl111: dtnly Gtmandld lbtl mr,vne lnl Coolldll aad Hoover wu !l@a Vlctlm · · 'llllo 11 to t..I.H., thl trlnd· - publloJI)' mtn, 11111 mtn1' thl ' r · f whl w1n11 10 be potd for 111 1ve hellt'd 0 JOint 10"h 111.. 1111 berl tnn tbt U!llll'aman, be born on 1 dayh · baby!ltllnl htr own ft'lndehll· On lhll Clay Ill liiOrY ' phone trleu, but lhla 11 l • ord"'ld ott lht flit untU tbe In 1803, one ol tile earllel!t eatl A llttlo lltulhttljJ mllhl d';. , ldl am the , nhearoal wa• ovlt' A 11111 pl'tr 1 Ullllon, for ln th4t '1cene where "advice to the lovelor" tratk lblo creep down, and, moth:.1~ ~1°~1'IUndmother lhltwo have 1 battle, Whltmlb aolumna appeared. wh~ y~ find her, I bope you of an ldorlblo llvtn-month , • 111 tt1r1 ofl hill' rabt. Ill to tlolng, In 1814, lhe Unllld Slate! " · Sho 1 MhM" an enomy or old lft'l. t babyalt htr any ume hi Wtnllllbt buJintiiiO Ulktlflnlld lite Phllllpplne lllando I practlell )olcer. ~~~·~ 1 ean provldfd I hiYI no pllnl 1 o1 my own. 11'1 1 lftlt prlvt· . UOUIIy, he 1oH ofl IIIDII of lllr Uaefr lndeptrtdenco to become !ht1 bound to I'IIVt.l her pracllcally efiiCI!vt July 4, 1148. (~uth) bet:auu lhe crude leae lnd I WOIIId l!tYI!I' eonold· , IPIJirtl, lnvlnl 1 nudt. Ont Clllllll'lmlll, who bid In liNt Waltar Huaton and can help braglnc. Kaep your er Utklnl monf)' for ltl . movtd fill' to lht rw with h fir 1 ll)'eo and ears open 1nd 1 know. th thl k Dllohlno, klpl rolllJ!I- bUIIhe ~it tOn JoltD beelmt t I I Jna amlle on your fa<:e; lnd Any grandlnO lr wt10 • n I ' wlll ruoh .alh!ll'and·oon loam to receive don't be llroid 11 Irk quetllon• 1111 nenda money to blby 111 : .•. "Olear!." The elder llu!ton lllout JIOIIlble phonullll. They I hor own ne111 and blood to elth· 1 · waa aelected beot aupporllna ctUt loraollll propollllotll! 1_ ar my harcl up or •III'JI dlalll· aelor Jn "~e Trea!W'4! of Dear Helen: I tmlti'CI - HAPPY ORANOM~ il " If PJrldOill! ·~~i~tiSh!rra M1dre and the oon the M lrltndl say thoy love 10 , DNr Helen: belt dlrl!tltor for the ••m• go portlea where my huoblnd Balnt paid by thl hour lo 1 No1 wnon you tin IIVI ner I 1 11 liven onl)l'to. j. bloutitul Corovollo wotch lor u you uld 1n 1 r1cent picture. . 11 at but lhey couldn't lln wllh V •• little u $10,96. Thl , would Jill lnclualon In In 19&3, dO\nger Queen Mary him. He's the "llft of" all right. I l'r.. Plorldl acl11,•• CtroYOiio II no ot Lodlol' tnd 1 •lllmln tablet• be hlrmful Men'• watchn wl,ll -corn· ' died ln London ot the •11• of 86 · Nothln& 1• oacred. HI• la\'Drlte . ( 41 !"',1':.~111~~-:.,l• pllloly chanp your ldlll ldullll J•ubject lo oex and, believe me, ' Not A Con!HII !bOUt W IIChOI. 8tCI\Ill tor A _ Tltll fllamla 11 A .thtJughl for the dsy- our own sex lifo Is no secret, lvoryont Can Ool $10. 9 ~ you hm 1 witCh ....... 1D --~ dlell. VIII· Alhem•n. orator Demot!lhones: 1the! 11 1111 can gel 1 laugh!! [ Certlfio<il Gulttllon 11111 dooon't arlnd lttall to I bunya~nq MlW• • th ood w, Mlin Strut ,...,.roy, 0 . I- SATURDAY TIL 9 miD IW delfcleitcy II "To remond I man o. e .i I know six people who • r • pltCII. lt'l I flnll~ rnl• chlntd, pree l~on, jtwtiiCI• lll1111Dlll clllldrtnl!ld oaum turna you hove done btlll l! : 1..;.;,;;..;;,.;o..,;...,_..,....., lever watch that keeps 3¢· POMEROY irriU!IIUiQ' lllld <Oowliioul. 11 very mucb hke a reproach. , curate time. Not juo1 lor 1 little while t ilhar. · II 11t'J ran In lflulltl but boa ii8W aetlaUve. Altbouah It is 11100 lut tlmt 1fttr Umt. bHII rtportld a1 balD.I ' uld to be especilllly uottul lor laltd with IODII forma of lllllr IObtrl"l up otter 1n aloohollc CAUVUI.l IIIII. Tilt av•q• adult bttljJe, u bll many other um. AND OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED qulrta about 1.1 There havt been no reporll ol WI IUftlll tbll Ylllmlll dtUy. SliiCII hlbltuallon. II 1bould not An larly Art you a high •chool graduate who think• logically IIDOUDII an not atored In taken by plll'tiOIII with h Lay-Away and would llkt to m• that ability 111 a challtngltog !lor body but .,. promjiiJt tllmln blood prtl1111'4!. Too te :~~~:: !I job? ad, no harm would ruult 1111)' "uti panllna, t1 OrHullloll You 1ro tnvlted to con1ult with Mr. Dan BargdlU, llklll/l ltln IXCHI of your I'll- IIIII Cllnlnttll, Dlatrlct Manoaer, Buraer Boy Food.Q.Roml!, to oval, qulttmtrtl. PlfiH IIDd )'OUt uate your potenllll In our rapidly explndln& rtttaur, ant org1nbtttion 11 1 future m1n1ger of one of our Q- Wbal II I'IIID1 What Uti com-It 011 WIDayae lrudJijl41, M. ,, eare locaUone. l~jiAfllUI Ill lbt bocJ¥1 b papor, WbUt Dr.ll!:.:~i ll We will train you lor 1 job with 1 futur e and ad· $tort - Rlltlll or VItamin P II Jlltll o-t UIWI!I' nncement to 1 live !l.ur• Income bracket. Apply In 111elul Ill IODII piii'IODI Wh 0 ltlill'l be w1U IDIWir lollefl penon only 11 Union & Sou th Congre11 Strel!la; Ath· lllve 1 l<tndllltl)' Ill brulll .... ...,nl lotertll Ia lltture Court St. en a, Ohlo, from 1-B P.M. 111 beco1111 of tncnaald frllll· 111111 111 of tbolr ~apJUulel. Ont PI· I;iiiiiiii.'____liOiil_,;;ii Ulllt who 1141d fiPIIIIIII llllrJorr. lilian ln lbe whllft of htr waa .... b111fllled by •&all tbltl vltll!lln. lhO"'Itllor a ltW mD111111IIthlt I was really a Mr. Bog at the affair - for, as I settled down at my table, cameramen sudden 1¥ appeared and the nashllshts popp@d •• thty loou!ad lbllr oamtrae In lllf dlrtollon. Wltln I rtaovertd from 111f bllndntll I bto1m1 1wan thai MXt to wm Doroth)' Mtlont and Johna with htr huaband, h This Way! ':t •mr :0-:.s :1n 9::JO • · m. 1 f:.I~Tf:RN IIIOH &:bool JUD· 1~1011 rr~. lOr Phl\1?, chirped lugubriously: lmagme me and IDs Highness togeth<!r - the Prince and the Pauper." murmured: "I'm WII'Dir rlllllrltod latlrl llllilll'l worry, bttt ml)llll lllrrl1011 JbouldPrtll11 1111 namt hl1 1 role In IVID IDtlclpalt lhtm, At tbt 11m1 llmt II 10 demanda upoa you. II un't make you ·:-::'y,,: • ,:,1 Howoii Slides ;,;,~~;\,.:~·h:r::;:~ ~ Cl~b~~:.t ~h~·~~ - ~~~a:.;lnSlt:!~.~a·~ I :-:~/:":~':~e~111111t~.~ :~~~~n~~~ ::!~ YOUR OLD TV FOR A NEW • mbe Mn. D~~e Walbunl """ \\'leftup ' .., n IIIIIIIIMn pnrM Mrt. :ce Mrs. t:mll Ball. HoiiHJit wJtt I• Ilia Olllllon, Jr., --u, lfJIIIItld u JIIIINID CIGIJII1lUtH w. M IJe M"'dllllll!• ooorr• Alldertoa, ' ..me. ~. P" her - • · ~~~~~~~~ Rub, Ml'l. .Llonold Lowery, .Jam.. liiiCh. . - l'll*'t CD INI1c 411t b7 cnw. Will 1nd Mn Jlld 3nol, Franc . ll Andenol!, Hlt'ry i llaiiiiiiiOel'lll ... -.~..... lr.. 'the ~. IIIII ( ~1oort ond Judllon White. ef1 W tJ, 111'1. ,J, ld. 'l'htUIGI, J111et It IIIW 01 lllklll MIDDL.EPO'R'l' BAND Boot!~ batldp e~, flllllllll 1 llldld flit Yliltrllt lltlpllall. <.'olorl!d slides Iaker: lD m AIMclallOII WIU wet on ; Ji'UDerll lOll far ll(r mambll'lblp t1 Ill It dltt, Rlflllli-ljl ft't lll'\llld It wall wtre shown by Mrs. 1 1 rnurodoy e•1111111 Marclt IH, "" IIYI 411111 lilt olfllt ot dll eel!• by tba pr Allens\V()rtb 111!0 ~==II · • 1 , at tllf hllh ICJ\ool' <o!P!e1'11 11 ~::..~ CJdkl wt1f1re tdtrhe~ lfn, IIIII IIIII Mrt ~!. Ml'l tbtn, at the Marth I 1, 7'14 p. m. AU band Jlll'elllll beld lilt"..'" • Cltnld 'lf1ldtralutll llbd 1111 ..~- • ' tllltA!d ' tl lilt Loyal llerMils 111 tbl MJ4dlepor1 Churrh of Christ arf utfod tAl ~llfQd the mH~ - - . It 1 p.m. It tilt tlnlt to 11114 flt 11 1111 ltiJIJI .....,, were 1 111 ~k~g~ ~ '"! to dltCUI! IM!vttal lmpor~ : ~ Wltb lltlrlll !lame lor ~oat. clldy for ...,~q by 1111'1. 'llllldlf evening. : ' · '"' buoiM•• Item., inelutllnr JBotr.m dlltlldo ~· ~ lbt ddJdrea willa - ....... W., .ad Mrl. During the business oessi011 WAi lhe aprln& concert, bllld p•r· . bind Olbln '111- ed. 11 tii'O'III II)' lfn. l 1111 Gills voted to pravlde two lies and other proj~. ' Sll; wu 1 Nlldeat Or RII!IDt 011a Klapp, IDIII'Irr._ tbalr• ~Oirtlf lt--e pollld liUes lor the Easter ni 11l II MODEL R ROCK MPRTN'O~ ORANGE Iand 1 member ol tlla llloJu lbat IIIII Jim . . . ,. Mn Ylce lllbe ehurch. 0 0001100 ' - - will mri!f In I'I!IUI•r ...1101 Methodlot Chllteh lor .....,. Olrll ·~ Metts 1011111111\ees for the Dell 1464MA ., , '111urllday at I p m. Willi H11c SUI'\'lvon lnclufl 1 d!!uCbllr, ' 11 .1u111 u1 1111 IIlii 111 -a. w"!• made with Mrs. . rosonvlll~ lnd Hamlork Orol't ' lllrl. Leu Holler, RD. Rlalu; 'D""'D!IId lltlr. lfrl. , _ . Gllqe Child& ond Mrs. w.t,lor II ctong~, a• II"'ots. llemlof.'k !Nil< li'llldclllldrlll It 8ft&! Ita JICII1Pf cllldftDIII 11111111 " - ' .._ 01una11 1111 1 Bu11auervin& In April and Mrs. · r;rove will open lnd clou lho i arllldehlldret, lkler, Mof, lbat 1 whttltw wGIIIdllt dlcor· ~ tvii!IDI 11 tllllr 11111, Alleuwtrlh Ill May. Serving Your old TV may cover your down payment on a me•ting on~ H1rrl~~n~~vU11 wiU ' lie Pullloa, NI!IW&rt, Olllo, llld / ate! In • 1ooa1 111«'1 IIIII lbal will! LIGJ1Jl Rtnllay, oonogJJor, commltle<" were also appoint, new Pblk!o Color TV. Come Ill today and see Mig, 1111 IWrO!h· llf nd niPb· :s:::r::; reponl!d m incl*lll 0,\~ IVON ONE CLASII of Slle wu ll!lo prauelld ltlllletllft,llld 111al18wu 'l'l1t Elmor Webnlng, Mrs. Georae nlfteent Early American styled oouao11 finiahi!CI to Di .,edneaday 1114 'Z: 1 thas!r: Ever Thought About PHILCO COLOR TV Iurs. McNickle ,) 0 II b 34 l!IH-7 .,.., fer l!ell!llly, 0111 Ill of Neloon, Lu er... Lloy4llal~l,y=h=•:":••:1·:Pome==ro:y:rJII:I4:d:l•~P4»1~,~··::.:11'=C-::'=:::;~ lbom are separated. Thest eo are otber members of the I" ealJetl wita don't bolll up 11 I east. bomt -they're spollttl; • • ' Oh, mlde yes, 01! In lbtll!Oihetl lttlt, ll!lfi!b llld exl*t )'llle mull Jrave had a reatfJ flow 110'/llist Ellioll Arnold. Delnr ~."plctur: not wu · thbllllhey'n hfllriotll when ~ou lull!lf sayings going, dll'ilctr 1 Fl'oln all parlldl the bla bill· ~...~e, Yo~o:f ~ ftbl to gq. Alao ll'a "1111, 1, It lhe galaealed ~.his rif!:: Nom folks kept Hooking ~er lo " loti ' de fll'l," 111 dll WI)'. 0 1\' 1.01118 IJOIOL IIOLLYWOoOt When Joay 11::, wbo lollowld Cary ..J.. ... ""'' SOCIAL if VNDAR :== 1) New York Ca Iva CaUJB Wbce Jesus WUllam Ill lll'COmpanled llf... Mr. Russell, at - _.., _,.. Cole read ll!rlpluN 111111 from Luke and Mrs. ...._. ltld I hiH!Iatlon on dii''LGrcl'l Pray. !"!,._ •• ' -..,H · - fnc~!~~retiecttr~_ w~en • .. B'AL "'tnjurya ' ' "· SO DEPENDABLE IT'S ··~KtD BY A · lilt < LOOK AT OU!t YEAR PROTECTION PLAN • , , AI NO QTIA CHAftll! Slron&oll Frltldalre w..htr Protectlon '~lon ln hl1lotyl On•• year Wert'lnl)l for rop11r of any dlleat wltltout chtrft, plul four-yoar Proltellon Plan for fumllhlna rtpiiCitrnlnt for an~ dtfiCtiYt ptt11n tht /!ICily water purnpl ,,.nJr.lj ~!: : rm, tfri vt "'"t,r, 01' lnrop :"~· : LOW, LOW PR~I., . s ,~ \ • 41 .98' lven L111 Wllh BAKER FURNITURE In Middleport, �,. I .' . ' . .. . ' .. __ , .•. ' , ... " •' ..···· · ... ,, ~ -~ - . .. ~--~--- . . ...... , . . Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Kiddlepor_t, 0., Mm:h 24, 1966--9 NEW RAVEN j,l'~ ' Sweaters Sparkle · . . ' With Fashion For Now, For Easter. News Jr. Color ••• ~((~f: News In Textures. ,!; · ' . : HERE! / SIMPLICITY LADIES PASTEL ORLON SHDlS IS THE KEYNOTE 'i ~ ' ·~­ ........ \ / '' &.., ' J' 'ti J · . ' ·' ,.,. l . ' $J.95 OF THIS STACKED HEEL PUMP BY WILUAMS RED· BONE· BLACK Widths M-B-W l POOR BOY SWEATERS - $3.95 FINE SELECTION eCOATS eDRESSES eHATS ePURSES FOR MILADY'S EASTER ' ' ··< "SKI"·DIVING-Spectncular stunts are demonsb·nted by expert skiers at an outdoor winter .sports show at Kongsbcrg, Norwny. At left, Birger Ruud, age 55, flips into a somersault. At nght, Ernst Knutsen, glides head first through the air like- a giant snowbird. ..· ... I '\_~ THE SHOE BOX WANNA PLAY?-Boston Red Sox coach Ted Williams makes the re· luctant acquaintance of someone's pet pooch at the Boston team's spring camp at Winter Haven , Fla. MIDDLEPORT, 0. MIDDLEPORT, 0. '. ... ;1 • SUNNY SIDE UP REVELON . HOLDOUT?-Not quito! Two-year- River News , old Mickey Boyer got'~ on a .. lie · down" strike as his dad, Clete, tries . · ',•,,.• "" to persuade him to leave the field at the New York Yanki!es' camp at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., so Papa Clcte and other Yank players can resume training. Mickey finally agreed. L~htener s2.00 HAIR SPRAY· 98c REG. $7.50 ' RUBENSTEIN BY REVELON REG. $1.50 VALUI DOROTHY GRAY HAHL BISHOP LIPSTICK • • · SOc LIPSTICK • • • 48c REG. $1.00 VALUI .... Ultra REG. $1.00 VALUE 'RI'AIE TIRE IIUYEJ! WHO SAYS: "I Want SAFER Tires Than Th- That Came On My Car." BIGGEST SKI RACE EVER- FREE RIDE-The Kansas City AthletiC's' Ken H~rrelson clambers aboard Charley 0, Ule ball dub's mule mascot, for a ride around team's park at Bradenton, Fla. Everybody seems to be getting into the act as 6,597 skiers from 13 nations start 411 the biggest ski race in the W world at Mora, Sweden. The 50-mile event was won in time of 5.5~:38 by Sweden's own Janne Stetansson for his filth consecutive victory. BROMO SELTZER VALUE-REG. 69c MENNEN 47c BABY MAGIC 83c RIG. $1.00 VALUI! " . ., RUBENSTEIN Strong and Long For Breaking 1ncl Chipping Nalls e Air Mail Envelopes .... 23c • Milk of Magnesia Mineral Oil:..... 68c • GUm orl'f.CANDY lARS 10 29 • CheWing Se loeh e Bluiay Corn Plasters ... 34c e Carters Pills .... $1.1,----- 96c :l9c - - for A4·ply Yallll · 4fa breaktlnuib ••• n IICIC1CS 1Y THE IUCKfTFUl-i'J'GCeJsionaJ bowler Bill Lillard of Dalla&, Tex., admires a trophy full of money (f10,000) be WOA Qr lalWic lbe lllller Opeu. Bowlilai iDee\ apinat a lille 1ield ot kqlera lR .Milwaukee, Wis. ICOnll Feat"'" BriiiiWalo "1101118 Owned & Oper•ted" YOII'Il Like OUr smtce· ,, ' \1~·~' . I ,,., Pa....-.y, 0. Phlna .WY Hlql' ,, ' ' MIL 6Months $J.SO Supply ( REG. 79c Window Spray •• Prescriptions Are Our Main Business n. 122 N. SECOND " MIDDLEPORT, 0. FaEE PARKING til .., �,. I .' . ' . .. . ' .. __ , .•. ' , ... " •' ..···· · ... ,, ~ -~ - . .. ~--~--- . . ...... , . . Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Kiddlepor_t, 0., Mm:h 24, 1966--9 NEW RAVEN j,l'~ ' Sweaters Sparkle · . . ' With Fashion For Now, For Easter. News Jr. Color ••• ~((~f: News In Textures. ,!; · ' . : HERE! / SIMPLICITY LADIES PASTEL ORLON SHDlS IS THE KEYNOTE 'i ~ ' ·~­ ........ \ / '' &.., ' J' 'ti J · . ' ·' ,.,. l . ' $J.95 OF THIS STACKED HEEL PUMP BY WILUAMS RED· BONE· BLACK Widths M-B-W l POOR BOY SWEATERS - $3.95 FINE SELECTION eCOATS eDRESSES eHATS ePURSES FOR MILADY'S EASTER ' ' ··< "SKI"·DIVING-Spectncular stunts are demonsb·nted by expert skiers at an outdoor winter .sports show at Kongsbcrg, Norwny. At left, Birger Ruud, age 55, flips into a somersault. At nght, Ernst Knutsen, glides head first through the air like- a giant snowbird. ..· ... I '\_~ THE SHOE BOX WANNA PLAY?-Boston Red Sox coach Ted Williams makes the re· luctant acquaintance of someone's pet pooch at the Boston team's spring camp at Winter Haven , Fla. MIDDLEPORT, 0. MIDDLEPORT, 0. '. ... ;1 • SUNNY SIDE UP REVELON . HOLDOUT?-Not quito! Two-year- River News , old Mickey Boyer got'~ on a .. lie · down" strike as his dad, Clete, tries . · ',•,,.• "" to persuade him to leave the field at the New York Yanki!es' camp at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., so Papa Clcte and other Yank players can resume training. Mickey finally agreed. L~htener s2.00 HAIR SPRAY· 98c REG. $7.50 ' RUBENSTEIN BY REVELON REG. $1.50 VALUI DOROTHY GRAY HAHL BISHOP LIPSTICK • • · SOc LIPSTICK • • • 48c REG. $1.00 VALUI .... Ultra REG. $1.00 VALUE 'RI'AIE TIRE IIUYEJ! WHO SAYS: "I Want SAFER Tires Than Th- That Came On My Car." BIGGEST SKI RACE EVER- FREE RIDE-The Kansas City AthletiC's' Ken H~rrelson clambers aboard Charley 0, Ule ball dub's mule mascot, for a ride around team's park at Bradenton, Fla. Everybody seems to be getting into the act as 6,597 skiers from 13 nations start 411 the biggest ski race in the W world at Mora, Sweden. The 50-mile event was won in time of 5.5~:38 by Sweden's own Janne Stetansson for his filth consecutive victory. BROMO SELTZER VALUE-REG. 69c MENNEN 47c BABY MAGIC 83c RIG. $1.00 VALUI! " . ., RUBENSTEIN Strong and Long For Breaking 1ncl Chipping Nalls e Air Mail Envelopes .... 23c • Milk of Magnesia Mineral Oil:..... 68c • GUm orl'f.CANDY lARS 10 29 • CheWing Se loeh e Bluiay Corn Plasters ... 34c e Carters Pills .... $1.1,----- 96c :l9c - - for A4·ply Yallll · 4fa breaktlnuib ••• n IICIC1CS 1Y THE IUCKfTFUl-i'J'GCeJsionaJ bowler Bill Lillard of Dalla&, Tex., admires a trophy full of money (f10,000) be WOA Qr lalWic lbe lllller Opeu. Bowlilai iDee\ apinat a lille 1ield ot kqlera lR .Milwaukee, Wis. ICOnll Feat"'" BriiiiWalo "1101118 Owned & Oper•ted" YOII'Il Like OUr smtce· ,, ' \1~·~' . I ,,., Pa....-.y, 0. Phlna .WY Hlql' ,, ' ' MIL 6Months $J.SO Supply ( REG. 79c Window Spray •• Prescriptions Are Our Main Business n. 122 N. SECOND " MIDDLEPORT, 0. FaEE PARKING til .., �... • • I ' < .- I I .c . , u9 1w""'' . ' Extra Cash The Want Ad Way AD INFoltMATION ouo••""" •. :to "'' - .......... .. I wrt-2405 ::n Jn. come 1 aerv1 Old po t al ... s office building New Haven, w. Va. Monday through Friday fro m 5 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sav ' urday 8 a. m. lo 4 p. m. AJ. so bookkeeping and Notary PubUc Service. S 24 5tcl I· I ., '=.:.":":::.. "*' •••aa lnsur1nce 1_,..1_ "'"'"''" • - t o 'UTI 1M<tBI.LE ,...,...,. - n c:•ntl tttr . .,.. ftr ftrte eecvtlft . _ , . . _ c-. --u~T .,.."""' -.. t - ...... .- r- _.,,.. ... c u - - --•• 1 _ _:;::.:.:..;.____ '" -waotw... • c ... ....- - ......lion...... FOR BETTER lar'l U<IIWtT Call W\' • • llMt' .. TO PLACI A IUUL T PRODUCal. WANT AD '1'ltlnkl. Muon, 4 ruoma, bath, n.melll. Heoltr liQbuno. I II lie' e.Jtt, liMift ~· OF OUI SPECW LOW PRICES I'OIIEROY - LOCUST ST. 1~ alorJ frame, I room.• (I bedrooms), batb, full 11-. DUliNG man~ SKAMPER CAMPING . TRAILERS Ill New LdiliOr ShOp t:IIECI AIH Go-T•1 Alcmg Tr•v•l• .,Ake Your Reservations - For Rentals Now! eCar eTruck eHeater Core e Bulldo1er eAny Type BIG BEND TRAILER SALES KEITH GOBLE FORD !IlESE "BLUE CBIP" DEALS ON·QUALITY @)USED CARS A TRUCIS '• _ . _ ,. _ _ _ ...,. 1,1Ui:UIII'f'I. . . . IDauuet. Pomertr ELECTROLUX SWEEPER, WY 2·2196 Mtddl....,., 0. t t d< Good suction, complete with ROUTE 124 . PHONE WY2-2156 attachments and paper throw . At Syraeuse Corporation COBA SELI!CT SIRES, INC. Meteor 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Low mileage by ona local owner. Red vinyl interior trim. White finish, Notice Wanted To Buy away bags. Bal...., d u AUCnON _ sai.;I;ia1:- riarcb Use the breeding service thai W. W. tires abow little wear. Luggage rack, V-8 en===:----:-;-:---.,-1:::-~~=-~:;i.;--i;-:-:-; · fiUI. WY 1-2685. I 26 1966 10 .30 8 m Tbe folsaves you money. Call for Kine. automatic trans. Power steering, radlo and HR~ I E RS. am taking ordora WANTED TO BUY WY';,~~d S 22 31< lo~ing ~r~nal ·pcoP.,rty will COBA service, Clair W~e, 0110 heater and many extras. tor Southern tomato plaatll. used plull. Ph · be sold at the former Pryor Tech., Pomeroy, WY 1-2641 now._ WiH arrive around ApS 20 If J.IOTOCYCLE- 1164 Honda Su- Farm on State Route 174 be- or Chester 9115-2145. n ~ ,2' Btlly Htll, Racloe, WI AN AUTOMATIC, electrla pop- per Hawk. 305 CC engme.- tween Long Bottom and 3 16 !Ole ~ - !5-11. 3 24 SOle corn machine. Contact the Like new. f500. Oak Street, ] Reedsville, near the entrance Power steering and brakes, automatic, fully equipRutland Fire Dept., SH Z. New Haven, W. Va., Phone to Forked Run Lake. In part WATER WELL Drllll~g, Water ped, radio, heater, blue finish. Spotless clean interior, Stop I Look I Read I I t371. 3 20 3lc . 8112-2318. 3 22 31p as follows: pump sales and servtces. Free . . --- ' 1956 Ford Pickup 10 T. SeU estimates. CaD collect 9115WHEiol? . AN rtQUE Furniture, cltsltel 1 S ROOMS almost new furnl- Propelled Lawn Mower, (I yr . Z350. Hoffman Drlllmg Co. SOON mlscellanooua. Call or write ' , lure. P~ne SH 2-5413. ' old), Coal Cook Stove, Coal 3 II 301c WHAT? Conv. Cpe. Locally owned and low mileage. While Mra. Howord CecU. 1110 W . s 22 6~ 2~ c Do It Yourself Car Wash flnlab, black top, red Interior, automatic trans. Po· Main St., Pomeror. .1 Heater, Refrigerator, 2 '~15 1111n1 Brothen Aalo Wreetln1. wer tJieerlng WHERE? and brakes, good tires. 1 'ill tit 1965 HONDA CB 160. Like new.\ of Dtshes, Cooking Utesruos, Used parts fo and In Pomeroy- A Good Location ----c:---::-:----;:----:- 1 Price $400. Phone SH Z-43311 1 2 pc. Living Room Suite, trucks. Compl~ ~"':f Bood· li WHO? For S1le or Rent 1 alrer • P:._fD. ___ _3_20__6~ ; lfigh Boy (IOO yrs. old), H:: ed brake lining for all pasSa underl E~~:p a ndlng His 775 by 14 and 775 by 15. Tele- 1 Made Chestnut Desk, . aenger cars. Rebuilt genera· Ca.lllpolls Ser vlu To You St. Wagon, vinyl fnl., white finish, all good tires. VB b h tional Bookcase, combination engine, automatic trans., radio and heater, 1 ROOM HOUSE and at i brity black tires. First tire I desk and bookcase, glass door tors and clutch plates. All WATCH FOR OPENING and a; room house and bath. I $23.25, secood tire $:111.65. EJ:. bookcase, 2 pc. Antiqu_e Cher_- anusedteeda.ndNorewbouptletnpatorts s~;e· WY :!-3704. J 23 3tc Ira rim $7. ~ each. Newell's •• • ry Love seat. Steel !tie cabtb lie • to L. 7:30 - -b-ed--- - h 2 Sunoco, Cbester, Ohio. h . Tr 1 t you e r, • a. m. MODERN 4 room orne, c net, Pore swmg, a n se p. m, Sundays a. m. to • 10 Station Wagon. 8 cyl Powergllde. Radio and healer. 3 18 301 JIT ~ H SUPPER, Saturday car carport. Inquire John T.' complete, Planet Jr. Garden p. m. Located miles north New tires. All white outside with red vinyl Interior. 12 1 :,I:OICII 1& starting at 4 p. m. Wolfe. Racine, phone WI 9Tractor. Lot ol Hand Tools, of Pomeroy on m. Rl. 7_ Ph. A local owned low mlleage wagon. ' " "" Pearl Street Elemen- 2153 or WI 9-3251 or write 1 Gas Range,_ 6 Gas Heaters, 1185-2297• :lllp 3 3 '""! <chool in Middleport. Hugh Cairns, 118 S. Second 1 1 9-pr. Dmmg Room Swle, Sp•.n<ored h1· the Mtddleport , St., Tipp City, Ohio. 311 6tc Landmark's Got Some Carnival Glass, Break·lr = = = = = = = = = \"l unt eer r ;n Dept. ---...,---::--:----~ last set. Sola Bed. 3 rock· Deluxe vinyl trim, green finish, radio, heater, good EXPERIENCED 3 22 41c for Slle EVERYTHING ers, 5 beds complete, lot of tires-Reduced Price. - -------- - - - -- - -- - - 1 Why drive 110 milea, when Books, Walnut Wardrobe. E"l !lF IU.Y LADY or rouple to 1965 SINGER In beautiful new I"'U can get delivery et our Dressers. Baby Bed, High , h r nd area warebou.11e. Call ua for h ; ,1.,1 olme Rorh rood m J ~- ,.,,.ng table. Zig zag, but- . tpeeialized ~ervice - Bu1i Chair, Wringer Type Washer, ' 4 speed. Radio and heater. Black finish with red vi1r !lr 0111" Ji,: 1'' on\'. hoi f d!sign blind Spreading Available - We 3 rugs, Many articles not 1 end nyl bucket seats. 102 engine, like new W.W. tires. " '" Hort!ord, W. Va. hton e, "ancy • . ' zip- A1ao Can Apply Liquid Nilisted. em, appuque. sew m troaen To Your fieds . All 3 22 3tp Marlin L. Carr, Owner _ ______ pe.-.. etc. Guaranteed . Only A.nalysls, atraigh! & mixed .. 99 a mooC~ materlalo avellable. All at Terms: Cash left ,.. payments · oewlow prices. .sn :w.-\RT"S GUN SHOP. Rut- 6Wy oN< s n 6tc Not responsible fur accidents 2 Low mileage by original owner, good Urea, VB en· L· n~l . Ohio. Lots of oew gun< _ _ -~- _ ...• Ph. WY 2-2181 Sale conducted by Bradford gine, automatic trans., radio, heater. Sharp - black '"'d rrloadt ng eq uipmeot. Will I ROOM HOUSE with 3 lot! Auc t"1on Co mpany. I 'NY 2-2193 Pom•ror • finish, red vinyl Interior. "·"·· " II or trade. 3 ll J21c on Anne St., Pomeroy. Also POMEROY Lunch served by W.S.C.S. I 1.11 acres, with water well, OHIO I 3 20 __6tc:l,""'""'""'-~""'""",}·l 1.n·;r wei ght 'lllfrly with Dex-. o• Rt. 124. 1960 Ford car, • ~ CONDmONJNG Rei'"'• ' TWO FRESH cows. locd;t posts ""' , ',.•• . A1li('l fFib l rt~ Onl)· 98c at , 1958 Ford pick,ap. No reasonand cow manure Will ~e\iv- attoo lefViee. Jat>lt s Rebit 6 cyl. engine, automatic traus. Power steering. radio \ tc.rl. i''lr. tmacy. 3 16tltpi able offer refused. Russell Jade W. Coney, Mgr. · r N Ha Pbo11r and healer. - - · • Welch, Anne St., Pomeroy. er. Sherman Roberts, WY 2· era ton, •• •en. 111 3537 3 22 3tp • ' • "" Ir Dr . says ulcers, gel new ; 3 24 3tp -UPRIGHT Deep Free'l~18 1416. Auto Salet Pll; tablets: Fast as l'quids. SIMPLICITY garden traCtoi, cubic feet WY z-6321 or WY - - - · - - -,-- - lint; 98c at S1>r~ Pharmacy , 511 h p. with all attachments l-36l8. 3 13 lie Farm Machinery VB engine, automatic trans. Power steering, good tir· 1159 V.W. 9 passenger bus, new 3 _' __301P $200. Marietta house paint, BURNS garden cototiller, at- II'ORD tractor A-1 shape, good motor and clutch, good shape es. Radio and heater. L>r·:l.lCIOUS HomPmaae Pizza . f 14 price, 5 beehives, S2 earh. most new, will sell for one.. tires, G. A. Deem, Racine must sell. Call WY :1-3216, Sllc. iflc, and Sl DO stzes. Oe- · Call Mason 773-5296. hall original price. One child's WI 9-26115. 3 21 61c Middleport, Ohio, or Inquire 1 at corner of 4th and Lincoln l11~1;' Pizza, Sl StJ .J?rl(s Da1. 3 24 !tc nursery chair, some antique Business Servieet streets. 3 24 Sip _ry B or:!lid~letlort _ 12 B Ur FROM wail-In ; flit, no soil ot atone pieces, old bottles, SoUd cab and body, good tires, heater, nice for model. SEVERAL OTHER GOOD TRUCK BUYS. WllilON'S Car Wash en Page 1161! DODGE LANCER GT 2 O P E~ sOON . Roush and Lyon! , . n. on carpets cleaned with 1 jars, teapols. See or call Mrs. 1 (·amping Trailers, autboriJ. 1 Blue Lustre. Rent electric I R. A. Rife, Main St., Rut- Street in Middleport is under door, standard sbift, 6 cylinder •ew management. Manager, from estate of Ballard HurseJ 1 ' P' che dealer. Camping ; sbam?MI'r $1. Baker Furnl- land Phone SH 2·4131. All Kind• of Good Buys Allin One Piece eq ui pment and supplies. Hor-' tun Co. S 20 6lc 1 S 24 3lc Franklin Martin. Open at I Justice. Kenneth McElhlnny, \On·st. Mason, W. Va. a. m. Close 9 p. m. Salis- administrator. Phone WY Z. At Yovr Chevrolet DMier faction guaranteed or will do 1151 or WY ~S 23 stc ' 321Uc i job over. We also pick up and clellver. F.'verythlng for $2.00. 1951 CHEVROLET. Excellent =---;:;:--:cW ;;;;I-:-cnt"a,... "' d___,:-:-:::_ car. 3 23 6tc condition. Good werk MEN OR WO:.tl!N, would 150 ' DAILY • we•l added to your present Call WY Z.7736. S 23 Sic NEW &: USED CARS AND TRUCKS li. Toupo& AC1I088 DOWII" lr 1956 FORD Town Sedan V-8. inrnmeo interest you? One L Kind. l . Chlnea. li.Fuot Standard transmission. EJcolanfl ~ to 2 hours ,morning. art leMr ON DISPLAY temple afr t•rnoon or evening.!. Car t..Notices of 2. Capital of 22. Do1oCUI lent condition. Alao 1958 Ford a oort Norway 26. 8oo 18 OPEN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OlUO V-.'1 . Autnmatie tranamtsslon rH'! 'P'\jary. Write Box 668, AT ITS GREATEST T. Rent 3. Sklna down Ponutoy, Ohio. 3 22 Btc t . Orove of 2 doer hardtop. l':xcellent con:ftl. Fiery 4. Part of • . ...... ·-- -- - Plain or wttb pepperOni, play small lrt'•" Z8. 8oolha dition. Also 1953 Cadillac. Ex· Bt :t t Q!)ZF.R WORK. Re ason- 12. Firepla('e Muuge, mushroom, ham or ~ndltlon. SH • '"'. tiM poli.t wheN the aovtb Uae a·r the ...Uq CouatJ .!load. and thrallfb 5, Bermul't:• H . Tr!ekay cellenl "" olo""'t'tJU SecUvn 30 etouet th4o tlld HDter- tbe 1aDib of WUUIIIII H. uul J:lla II. combinations. able. dependable. and e1 13. Civil apr!"' 3 18 tote u.. ·~ Utere t.ermirulle. Th• h•rela aauter ud th MJddlePOrt • a d wronp 6 . Soatter lt8. ltallaa penal!ce. WY 2-2208 - - - - - - , -. , -- - -dalcrlbed porthill bavl111 • W~Ji .r NorUieNIWU Ranwu ComPIAJ, to ,. or 1~• S!11 _ J5c to 1.50 c:lty 0.30 mUe, more or le'UI. tile alwve meaUoaed r,n d juaeUDD 7. KlDd o/ • 3 15 tute a. Bar l.egll Notice TIUto ,•oro11o vAcATION! and tMon tennlaaw. thread Jl. Large 38. Fa.thera 1963 MERCURY .. ........ .. .... $1695 •I 1964 OlDSMOBILE '88' 4-DR. · · $2149 1962 BUICK lnvida .. · ........ · $1695 1960 STUDEBAKER •.. .. ... .. · .. · $395 _ _ _ - - · · · I 1 - -------....,-1 _, 1964 CHMLLE Mahbu .... .. .. $1895 fERTILIZER 1963 Volkswagen 2 dr. · · · · · ·· · $1245 WHEn ALIGNMENT 1963 CORVAIR Monza Cpe. .. .. $1395 BRAKE SERVICE 1 Blaettnars • 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air St. Wag. $1095 1960 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan · ·· · $669 1958 Chevrolet St. Wagon .. •.. · $199 ===:::-==:-:-: 1957 CHEV. !-Ton Pickup .... $495 =-:-====:-c;;----..-:-: I POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1-========::;1 CROSSWORD PIZZA '-------------------'1 ...... ...... B. Come in 10. Settin( 18. Flay 17. Guided 18. Soa.k 20. Victon a.n. fi!!lp Wanttd i WANTED: 'I....,............ for" dow"~ ll. Nat.w'al fa, "'"'"" 33. Unlt.M 34. Sham 36. Data tl.Galloy DW'k f.S. Timber wol .o. Welkin for on ~ 21. Epoc~ 2S. Pry. ill · GIRL FRIDAY flamma.bll! Posil\on opE'n for ofrict.- work 1 maler1e.l. in a two g~a n offir~ m Pome- · 2'6. H:xc\amatlon roy. Typin g an absolu1P nE't"r.. Neg.atlv• f'Ssity. Five day!l a week. Send complete resume CALL WY 2-990~ Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Ill W. MAIN POMEROY ..UILIC aOAD NOTtCI OF TIM.I AND PLACI OP "IA.IN8 CLAIMI FOR COMPINIATION AND oAMAell antaH r:.... '"''" 1'..,==~:=::":::":::"=="'1 Offln of tiM count, C.nunlll1efterl I" •UcrtllN.,._ Melli c••'*"· 011 ... Marctl n, 1tM. " a:.a:.D To Avoa D. Anllu U.lf Awol• Comptete Service Drl~. Cohunba" Obio. noa· .. I'CIIdult "radtnrd ot Malp l'oun~ 1 • Obio; to MJ4dl•PHf. cr"l '1 n Nortbeute ~'D ftailrold ComJIUJ, ad· ~-~-.. drela ukl&owru let New Yorlt Cell\r~l 11 .-.-. I''T '-'Jia~oa R u d 5 .._ lit w"' ·" '-·oune &. l.. 1\RADP'URO c~~n4 'U";i~ Terminal..........., D·e•·e, o~ land, Ohio, noa ' - neldell' o1 ..... w- - .. ., 28. Fr&nkneu In· co,...... c.rry.ou.- Strvl~ .... IU 32. Flohpltchlnr eluding refl?rl?nl.'E's . ate aod marit al status. Write To: Box 668-D - P""'J 37. Wbat tM Pemeroy 1 C!.A•R-•H•O•P•S--N•l<•E•D•ED-A-T : bewwuoa at. ll"leld. 40. Factal feature - - -- • 1 tic -- - ---=:==-=o=== ... forma- I "'- ----""' I loft: .. ,. G~INI I SAID 'STAND'! ly ICING ALLIY ~e'll 1-tave a rna~ here next week to c~t tne aoorl By ART SANSOM ~PlPASS . 1'{f,.;, .v.. Bv CHESTER GO' ILD --~ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS LAI:lD! GET THAT TI-liNG OLlf OF TI-IEi FOOL! For Rent $ ROOM HOUSE with batb, bol water heal Located at 1120 E. Mala St., Phone W\' 1-5334. 3 24 3tp 60RT 0' I-IATED T'Pi lll OOT. 50 SUDIJEN, NOT A BAD GWA MP BOAT TI-lE' (}l..Q GENT NO LOO<i QJOO·BY5; & 6T 1'1-115 W~ ~OQ EVER'BOO{I WIT!-' T tlEIR SON, TOM , Gtll=6 O(X.0 US. GANDY I DRY HOME AND ~IS WI!: \:, JUI'tt , ANQ THOSi INSID'E : H~ES 1?£AL TWO \i~H ILORJ:N ! LIGHT ANO iAEN' ! I IZ Ste PEANUTS 4 ROOMS, first floor u:nfl.&mlsb. ed 8 ,.... .......-ent Eut MaiD. St ... • ' PI'"'' I li I ll i iJ Pomeroy, WY z-2381. Bt SCHULZ ID 61\'E AtfiTHIN6 TOBE ABlE TO TAU< .. WHO NEI'Eit 6ETS 1t) MEET UTILE RfD· HAIRfD 61RLS! WITH 1\IAT LITTlE ~-HAIW~RI. .. • ,,~ I ,.l1 2t Jtc Phma ·~~ ~~r; ';' · ;~ ])VI fJFI?A!D lV."'~ Y-.:5 8S.::O tA.:: Wf!110J./ T r-:1~ 9'17J./5R'3 [;15,:. ·1': v5.' N~ E T Tl- 1":. JB7t •"•:Pt-. . ),:r-. II • Uc menta. WY ...6&H. POOR ROOM J'lJRNISBED .'""...__. WY • · ....-.rww. 1 .. ..., • MtiO I ::: :=t. •""'ft"' __..._ I I I ~. ! .. 1 dauctderit "'""''"' - IIICI!· I'Oid wJ\111 '-''-Ia ,.;_ 111'1111 r• lba '""'"'" or ,. llx, 1111!'"'~ fortunate Arabia 8t~te llaukl No. IM !!...... ,;;. t•- •lllllht _ _,... 1 11 1114 1... U.... ilorta.wtn.rl,- a1oq , . . . . . ., • ' M!' ~· n.wl.... . ' ~·~·.1 ·I "" , .. '!'if ,. . . ~~; ao.tcD. ..... • ._... ,_ .. ...... ....u --Wll . . _-- Hill ar WY ..._ U 10 arv ..,. .a. .,. ._ • -. r. . -·· A'!'-1\' ' ~J k.. " ~ ~ ~,\'~ ' men._ .....,..,, 5tb Avenue Mlddl--+ ObJG. I'Oa4 DOrtllu'IJ &( Grandparen~ Mr• ••• ' from tba pola\ whe,. the IDUUI Uu ' Wll 81'11 •N IIIJI)" looUoa " .....,., tho aatct roa4 .Mn. J. E. Foster of Pomero• ~~•u ,a, :....,._:~ L~ lhd ttwn terminate. and Mr E . # ........... I rooma .... ...... Th• •bon duertbed Porttoa ... ,. 8. Iva CottriU Of Loo • ..._ HHH 1n1 a total 11nJtb of o.so mUt, raon gan. 'nte CoUrfDa also have tp8l'tiDaL """ •--• or Jul. ' .-...... 811111111'11 WY HJ.'L Belllllll•r ..... When tbe UmJt.. three other Mary .....,...~ ad AIIDIN Rllht ot w., u... oa tile JAVne J..d.. a1111 1'W Ul 1ft 1m.r11 lkle ol Nlocated S&ate Boule ""I 1 "-I :r- ~ •' No. 7, hc!Uoll 1.11 .,.... u.. .. ' TWO TRAJLIIl SPACI8 . . eentar ol llf.elp Couatp &oad No. lN. lnll... uld POiht bllq uo mite. IDOd IN' 'l1le touthwesten ~ of nat. Ia the •r.u.p ol WOW ! TH£'/'W., &E TOO BUSTif f WIT l-j T 'MI6 6 ANYBOW FOR. LOf'.IG! HOUSE TRAILERS One 2 bedroom and one I bedroom. Brown's Taller Park, Minerlvllle. Phone WY Z.SS24. 3 11 lie NICE Z bedroom apartment with garage. Newly decorated. Located on North 5th Avenue. Pltont WY 2-2246. 3 D tfc FARM HOUSE - I rooms, hoi and cold water, gas, garden. Near Syracuse, WY 2-2297. J n 3tp J ROOMS, oirst Roor ~ ed apartment. Mechanic Sl, Pomerey, WY 1-2381. •' •· WANT TO BE SURE BEFORE I BREAK I .0 ~IM ." uu... . ured lloDI \be lllid ly HOWII SCHNIIDII r. M!l!k UNITED WE ') Sl"AND, RIGHT. HOUSE on Lincoln HID, lwo story brick, practically new. S bedrooms and 2 baUta, !lit acres. Priced lar below appraisal. Richard NeuWittg, WY 1-2860. 3 20 1ft FOR SALE- 42 acre farm. 6 rooms llld bath. T e n minutes drlva from Pomeroy, Route 143, Harrisonville Rd. WY 1-6321 or WY U611. I 13 1ft FOR SALE: 7 room boWie with bath, gas furnace, 410 Spring Avenue, Pomeroy, f6t01). Ph. WY 1-2211. I • lfc HOUSE for sale, SIN Bamllton st, Middleport, ~- can WY z.ml. 13 1ft FOR SALE - Seve• r oom brick bouse with balb and oulbulldlngs, corner lot, one acre of ground, out ol high water. Good garden plot! and !101118 fruit trees. Could be divided lntn good bulldlng lot!. Priced to seD. Call WY Z. 5156 after 4 p. m. weeka days or WY 24657. 3 a 30tc FOR SALE: I room house with bath, full basement, 8H 11y· aell St., Hlddleport. ~~ Pt. Plwanii8WIG'I. U 11 Ue ftCAIIJUt tDII - . . ... _.. "'"" Ill --' - •- •. ...,..., ..._ c&lltlt.e ....,No..,.a• ""' IM .,.. ltato lrlll of MIDol Air Foree Baao • Put flh.. &tl ptd) 1431 llwll~l DOnhuiJ lion, I ....... ........_ ..._ u.~~u..., M•••• CD\I•tJ Road No. lN. Minot, N. D. are anno1111dq -..,me. --. .-- "• ua.t.!mU:11~1 .::a~:: the b1rtb of 1 daUpter, Joan IGIL l II Ira , ..... au R11111L!, ftUM~U o. Balle,. Sarah, Wednesday March 11 .,...m ROOU ........_......_. ..._..._ IDII A\'on D. •1141 LION 1:. A.n3bar .to I tbe .&t.. ' • rVI.In UllllaUIIU .,._.,.. ...... OJI ..... moH ....... • "" Jl'orea BISII llotlpUmatt. -WY s-. u IIIIo lrt. ..... ......... ..... ... ...... ., a-u•· ·- ~c...... ....... "'•... tba 111d COline,- In IIOUtbeN~rb' na, .. • IWU'ft'll . . I EEk HOUSE In Rutland, 7 rooms and bath, large lot. Priced lor quick sale. Phone SH 2-58M. s 22 lie '*•• hlbmlal at the J,uactloa or a.UUDI hlllbu.r7 TowDI.I:Dp lltl.cf No. lfi.L wttb eaJtUq: Melli Cowt.ty Aold No. 3 IJa u. JOUUiwu\ quaNt of kUo• 301 t11mca ..utbeutarlJ aloq U.. uld ToWlUiblp Ro·ad., aa4 &brouD «hot ludl of HenrJ and MI.I'M IIWirone Cuun,,, Ohio. llld RUAt'lll Q, a.u.,• • 4JIWU:. -&1 You are IMINb7 notlfned. tiW tba 0.01 milt. moN or -.. &o tbe polm lltb 4&7 of AprtL Ull al e:30 1. Dt. WbeN lJ,ru.Ued Aecett Bl&h' of W~ et their office ID the eouat)' court- Une CJD U• SoutheulariJ l14e or ftlo, hou" of 11ld eouatJ ill Poawroy,' eaYd &tate Aout.. No. T e~.. \be otoo. bu beea find bJ Ute coun" eeater of &he Mid tQwJllhtp nad and Cammlwionetll of llld COUDtJ .11 0.. ' Lbln termlntle. t lme ond plaee for hearlhl elatm• IIJOUITN PIOPOIID YACATtOfh for eonweiUitllolt enll .tamqe1 In S!tuatN In Sthlblll')' Tawruhlp, tM matter of Y&eltlllf porllona ol I SleUoa ao. Town I North. Jlanl• \be ruUo•lna: pubHc roada1 1l:t We.t and Ia leclUo• 111. Towa 1 PllliT PaOPOIID YACATION 1 North, aaqe 11 Wut., llld Mlail Ill Belllf all that pili ol RI!DMJ ltrHt of the folloWIDI diiCirtbed Jb.lfl II 1bowD oa LIM. P!ll~ of the VW... Ccn111t7 ltoad No. IM )Jr1Qf Wlthln \be of HoblfOll 1111 recorder.! ln Plat .BoQ. a Uatltl ol Ute Liadlld ACC~et~ IU1Ilt nf at 1, Plat Rtcordl of Melli War for nlocated ltat. BDuta No. 7. llnru.ete. Count)' Ohio. l7tnl Mthla Ute JialiU BaeUoa 1.11 utd furtlwlr ,_,rlbld • B,. order of tbe Coant, Com.. of u.. Llmlled AC!CIII JUJhi: of WQ 6)lloWI! lhltlionen. IIQ Co\UlU'. for n)oeeled stt;tl Boule Nc!. ' · IN· a..tnnlq O.OJ l'lllJe, Soubrb' fftm Ohio tloa s.u aDd tunblr dncri'bed ~~~ ._tiM< poUt& where th., abo•e meatkrue4 Clal'kl IMdlle Non:ta foiJo.,. , Umitad Aceeaa JUJiht of wu IJ.w w H. 31. 11o Be.g~nnlnl ac &bot nort.hertr enG l)f 1on Uta ...teri.J alt!AI of little &oute --\he ..14 ~treat uut ntnull..llr eouth· ; No. ' • ·()roaiU till e~~~ter Hl.ltlnJ - arty 109.11 feet, meuund alaq UN! lhlp CoUDtJ· Road No. lN. Aid Mnterune ot Ute ••m•. The Hid ,.,., bttnr 0.11 m111. 1110n or "-· DAUGHTER BORN 1lreet hntnr a wtdlb ef 110 r..t llld mea.und Dortblri.J aWDI Ult Ml~ II'I_C!n+ and "'- T · Nm1 all bound.S 011 lMtth •ld• In' UJ~d, fNm the JunetiOD ot ....,. .a 'V&~ ) l Cot.. ONCE. Apply in person. Crow's: 62. I 15 tf C -~teak_ House. _ __ 3 8 lie_ I .... DiiiOIVe! "" , - -p_,. CUSTOM BUTCHERING arx te. Nib WANTED BRICKLAYERS I f.'I. Amooth cuttlng Will buy bJdes e v • ~· 1 We are ~ Federal Government I 68. Inetleo Monday PbU Meter~ Pbonfll Contra... r and pledge to pro- 1 WV s-3510. I Ul Uc vide equll emplovment op- I t!O.Ifaritlmo llpat portuniti., without regard to OOMPLETE pest and termite rare. rolor, crt>ed or natioD· i DAILY CBirroQUO'l'E - Here'• how to won It: conli'GI servIces. 20 years ex. .:11'DLB • • XB a! origi•. Knowltnn Construe- perlence. R<laches t rata • oth- '"" now ...... '' oto"a ...... .. al. II LO!fOFICLLOW tion Company. Contact John 11 er bousehold pestl. Free e• ucoND ,.o,ollu vACATION! Ollelettlf -ply olaDdo for ....,.,, IIIIJIU oompl• A ta -.1 R. Lam, 120 University TerUmates and lllspection. No tto'!:!~~: !:ut?'~~t.=: for 11ut U.... L'e, X for tilt t,.. O'e, eto. 8tn&ta tetten, opooraee. Athons. Ohio, or call 1 salesmen. New termite , con- · Ran r e n w.., and '-'ll'JI .u tiut tropbteo, tbl Jeqtlt .... oltbe ............ Oll part of Melp Count)' RtJbwr No. 593-1640 or 593-311118. .... da7 tho ..... Jetton - dlft.at. lrol plan. Meigs County. s on- •• ,.... .................... u.as 17 7tc ACCIUI RIJht Of WIJ fer uloIY home owned COmpAny • AI• lted eated S&e141 llou\41 No. T, laetloa Ut A ant a•wa Qa+" Ued pest and termite control and,.....,, deaori,.. '" WANTED: !tlperfeneed mecb• Bafinniii.J It • POI•t lD the ...... IZQ BT X QOLLBVPWS WKB eompany. 605 W. Mam St.. el ••lnln, Coul1lJ lload No. 3, llld anlc for minor porta lnstaiJa. Pomeroy Ohio WY 2-3159 point btlq o.ON mllft, rMI'I or !ell, tiun ler\'ICI. Must be mature, VOTI Or. HBDDBZVJ X QBLiliUXWI ' • · m.-a"n•d BotlbterlJ' alon.l ulttinl 2 18 50tp c ou u tY aoa41 No. 1 IroN with ability Ia maf181e de- QSX WX,-0 OBZ ---------~ Uta polut when n.. ...wriJ une er partment and Hll parll. illedlun \II CrDNM LIN lflld OID\trDDII .. Y•.....,_ a,paa..,•l Lti'Z IS THJ: CBDI)R()OD or IIWJNQ maeh!Del. repair _. Ule~~e~ nortber17 IJODJ the 11ld road. Good •ortlnl C!OIIIIfllons. In . and throurh Ule lallda or Georp ilellutice. aU tlllka W'l 1-2284. Iar, Clatr HIJIIt, aiMI htricll letter, stale OIJIBrleDee, ret- oua JIIIWR'I'ALITYr -OOIITHII ~ brk Sh op, Pomeroy "" . . ...... Tbo rl Arthur He11 and IIISa y._ t. ai'OtJd: ........ Ill!! .... apected. Authorized 8ln&er Sales and .. ,., ~ ,_,. mlto, '""" or ,_ Write 011 1'111 D11iJ llenllneJ, ,__ I - U meanrad •or&herl)' alonr tbe "nter 8ol 1114. 14 ... ... • ..., , D (If I&U\IDJ Couatr &oa4 N.. I. trom .,_ ' - IIUU lot 44'1111'. Thll ltomt newly redeeontal, IU fur. nace beallJJI; Low dowa pay. men~ balance llkt rent f:l,· 500.00. POMEROY- UNION AVE.One otory frame, part Ptrb!aslone, s rooms, mode111 kllchen and bath, full basement, gas furnaee heating, double garage. Priced to aeU. 903 VINDALE TRAILER 10' x 50'. Like new, llvinl room, 2 bedrooms (sleeps 5), kitchen and bath. Must be seen I<' appreciate 11. Priced right. We have many other good buys. HENRY CLELAND SALI!'SMAN WY Z.ZHfl WY WUII s 22 3lc Bellnlllnl acaJ.n wbln tbe Ulld'• .. -. ... ed AC9II Bllbt of 'WIJ IJM on d:le " M ;JMO w..Url1 llde of Nlouted I&IW Route No. 1, lfeUoll I .U croen. th• ceU.r APARTMENT 3 rooms and ol UiJdtlQ ll4lif3 CoWIQ llOad Ne, bath, stove and refrllerator, 1M. uld polnl 0.10 lllile, mon or ..... mauund aJ.ont tiM aeat.r lurnlabed. WY 1-2733. of tile alld CouDU' Ia a ~ dlnc!tlon, from Ute .tuacUoD of U.. S Mid road wttb ltale &out. He. 1M ===c-:-=-::-...,.,---:--::•M lt3; UMan nalthftlter.IJ llloq TRAILER UJr Rutland five tbe lxlJUq CoUilQ' Ro.S, aJMI ~ ' I tb• IIDcll or wuu.m H. Uld Da miles from Pomeroy. 1(, Rluler lad tlM 111ddlQOI't U14 Sll 0 u.o 0 I Nortbaut.m RIIIWIJ CoiDPaft7, 1o .vwu.w. • 8 J0te tba lbo¥1 •o•11Uo111d nad iuetlo1 Dl'tDMJSHED IUld u.n tellllinata. r VIW., I room apartBelbmfat qain when tiM Limited t WY o ,.;. 2U South Aceu~ l:lllht of WIJ L1na OD tbt weetarlr tide or nloclted 1 t 1 &• Rou141 No. 7 SaeUoa Ut ero... tbl • '"t"-., cant. of e~J~Uq lletp CouDt1 &..d I t Ue No. 114. llld po.IDt behiJ O.l)J mill. ·==-::--:-..,-:-::-::-:--:-m<>re or 11&11, m•uured. alon1 the NICELY furnished 2 bedrrlem Hntar uf &be Aid caunt,. Road .... ..a.n.. Ia • IOUtbwllterly dlncUoa. apartment. .~U~WeporL WY • trem the IIOI'tlltrb' JuacUoll or Ill• 1. I tft Mid Cwnty BotG Willi Stat. Routa :;;;;;;:;;;';;;-:~-:::~::::::-:~= No. 1M Uld lf111 thnet aortbeutlri.J 1'1UD- llld lour m ·-·-· at.q emtblf Melli COllD&,. Road No, • ~ fOO UII'IIIM,_ lM to OM aboM Juctlo11 aac \ben ed aDd uofundsbed lltuatad In Sallllbtll')' ToWJUblp, leetloll 30, Towa 1. North. R111p 13 Wut IJld beinl aU lhal pari uf nlltlnf Salllbv.r)' Townai!Jp A o ad No. 1M b'IDI north~uurly from tM 101!-lbea.nWrlJ LimJted Ace•• ttltb\ oli WQ for- Nloea\ed SUite Rout.e No. '1, 81iet.la 1.11 flll'iber deaoribed • fD}. a...: IARL GRUESER. PlumblnC and he? ting Minersville ' OlUO. End your e.ewer trou~ · Ies. We havr aII SIZes sewer cnacbines Reasonable ntel ' ' CaU WY 2-2974. day or ntgbl. H. Conal.ellatlon c 'o The D•lly Sentinel, - ..,,,,U lEN CASIY JllllSIII on SERVICE and cteallllll, ~ , .. : :o...-T:..~:~·~~~~~~~'.Ciu keep colors &learning, use tl .n "*II wen •hll•... ...,. 1 ~------::----:-:-1 Blue Lustre carpet cleaner. _.dltt....l ..,. 1a. 1t ,._ RenI eIeclr"Je 1!1bampooer $1· OfiPICI IIIOURI PHOTO Co JlYHll •· ~"' te ......,... ' '" "- "- ,. "" •· "- Datty leo made Gt tept papera. Pomeroy Cement Block Comlahlnt.,., lhM A. M. t. ,._ .... ...,-. --....- nd II m•M an•1 pany. 3 .. Gtc ' IT'' J0 IAIY UIIWJ t'Cil.V"·'I I ....,., IN " "' ""' _ . , .. - Spring Sales in Full Swing! TAKE STOCK I ·RADIATOR BANNER TRAVEL a 3 .... 23 -31e. - - - - - -- - · 1· · ==-== ;::-;::;: .,-- - lusineu S.rvlc81 00 .!:18merely ~te~ u 8 ~~~ AVOID last mlnule rush. Help t'llarited I For Sale - - ..- . LARGE and amall iiYergreet\8. s... ••• For For S.le 111-DaUy Senlll!el, Pomeroy-IWddleport, 0., .ltlarclt :U, 11168 . ... llmlnale "d HOURLY EARNINGS - ..... se rhl dill . I tlnd Phone them . . . . e rapt Meft ll=~~~~:..... lnd up for man or woman ~ 24 3tp resoiling. Rent electric ••••••••••• 011 service route In city oil • e. abampooer $1. Picken's HardWill •• J.;liJI..... unHI t:ll A. M. 3 20 61c For Der ., ttutauc:•tl•• Mid~leport. Select own hoW'S. IJVE BAIT. Flfe'l, 3rd Street, ware. ••••'-"•'""' No mvestment, e~perlenee, Middleport 24 hours. Sell BUDGET PRICED IUmlture tn ~"':.0:::!: required. Write Watkms Pro- Servl 3 24 12lc our tblrd ftoor budget shop. olltect.onao~a. .,,.~ ........... . ductt, lnc., D-59, Winona.! ce. Baker Furniture. Middleport r~portHI nn-.:l&ettty, T._ M' J 20 1tc u.h., w1u ,... ... ,....Ill• .., mn. ' ONE GARDEN rotary IIller, 3 Oblo. ll t•"' t ft' ........... ·-··· ,_,..._ horse-power and 1n good I ' ... "' . . . . . .., .. .......................... ~ ,.. '. ' • ..... . ... .., ... ..... I l' \ ~~ ~ -· ~- .......,.,... 5 ~· -.-. ~::t-.. 3 :': ."- J G'( �... • • I ' < .- I I .c . , u9 1w""'' . ' Extra Cash The Want Ad Way AD INFoltMATION ouo••""" •. :to "'' - .......... .. I wrt-2405 ::n Jn. come 1 aerv1 Old po t al ... s office building New Haven, w. Va. Monday through Friday fro m 5 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sav ' urday 8 a. m. lo 4 p. m. AJ. so bookkeeping and Notary PubUc Service. S 24 5tcl I· I ., '=.:.":":::.. "*' •••aa lnsur1nce 1_,..1_ "'"'"''" • - t o 'UTI 1M<tBI.LE ,...,...,. - n c:•ntl tttr . .,.. ftr ftrte eecvtlft . _ , . . _ c-. --u~T .,.."""' -.. t - ...... .- r- _.,,.. ... c u - - --•• 1 _ _:;::.:.:..;.____ '" -waotw... • c ... ....- - ......lion...... FOR BETTER lar'l U<IIWtT Call W\' • • llMt' .. TO PLACI A IUUL T PRODUCal. WANT AD '1'ltlnkl. Muon, 4 ruoma, bath, n.melll. Heoltr liQbuno. I II lie' e.Jtt, liMift ~· OF OUI SPECW LOW PRICES I'OIIEROY - LOCUST ST. 1~ alorJ frame, I room.• (I bedrooms), batb, full 11-. DUliNG man~ SKAMPER CAMPING . TRAILERS Ill New LdiliOr ShOp t:IIECI AIH Go-T•1 Alcmg Tr•v•l• .,Ake Your Reservations - For Rentals Now! eCar eTruck eHeater Core e Bulldo1er eAny Type BIG BEND TRAILER SALES KEITH GOBLE FORD !IlESE "BLUE CBIP" DEALS ON·QUALITY @)USED CARS A TRUCIS '• _ . _ ,. _ _ _ ...,. 1,1Ui:UIII'f'I. . . . IDauuet. Pomertr ELECTROLUX SWEEPER, WY 2·2196 Mtddl....,., 0. t t d< Good suction, complete with ROUTE 124 . PHONE WY2-2156 attachments and paper throw . At Syraeuse Corporation COBA SELI!CT SIRES, INC. Meteor 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Low mileage by ona local owner. Red vinyl interior trim. White finish, Notice Wanted To Buy away bags. Bal...., d u AUCnON _ sai.;I;ia1:- riarcb Use the breeding service thai W. W. tires abow little wear. Luggage rack, V-8 en===:----:-;-:---.,-1:::-~~=-~:;i.;--i;-:-:-; · fiUI. WY 1-2685. I 26 1966 10 .30 8 m Tbe folsaves you money. Call for Kine. automatic trans. Power steering, radlo and HR~ I E RS. am taking ordora WANTED TO BUY WY';,~~d S 22 31< lo~ing ~r~nal ·pcoP.,rty will COBA service, Clair W~e, 0110 heater and many extras. tor Southern tomato plaatll. used plull. Ph · be sold at the former Pryor Tech., Pomeroy, WY 1-2641 now._ WiH arrive around ApS 20 If J.IOTOCYCLE- 1164 Honda Su- Farm on State Route 174 be- or Chester 9115-2145. n ~ ,2' Btlly Htll, Racloe, WI AN AUTOMATIC, electrla pop- per Hawk. 305 CC engme.- tween Long Bottom and 3 16 !Ole ~ - !5-11. 3 24 SOle corn machine. Contact the Like new. f500. Oak Street, ] Reedsville, near the entrance Power steering and brakes, automatic, fully equipRutland Fire Dept., SH Z. New Haven, W. Va., Phone to Forked Run Lake. In part WATER WELL Drllll~g, Water ped, radio, heater, blue finish. Spotless clean interior, Stop I Look I Read I I t371. 3 20 3lc . 8112-2318. 3 22 31p as follows: pump sales and servtces. Free . . --- ' 1956 Ford Pickup 10 T. SeU estimates. CaD collect 9115WHEiol? . AN rtQUE Furniture, cltsltel 1 S ROOMS almost new furnl- Propelled Lawn Mower, (I yr . Z350. Hoffman Drlllmg Co. SOON mlscellanooua. Call or write ' , lure. P~ne SH 2-5413. ' old), Coal Cook Stove, Coal 3 II 301c WHAT? Conv. Cpe. Locally owned and low mileage. While Mra. Howord CecU. 1110 W . s 22 6~ 2~ c Do It Yourself Car Wash flnlab, black top, red Interior, automatic trans. Po· Main St., Pomeror. .1 Heater, Refrigerator, 2 '~15 1111n1 Brothen Aalo Wreetln1. wer tJieerlng WHERE? and brakes, good tires. 1 'ill tit 1965 HONDA CB 160. Like new.\ of Dtshes, Cooking Utesruos, Used parts fo and In Pomeroy- A Good Location ----c:---::-:----;:----:- 1 Price $400. Phone SH Z-43311 1 2 pc. Living Room Suite, trucks. Compl~ ~"':f Bood· li WHO? For S1le or Rent 1 alrer • P:._fD. ___ _3_20__6~ ; lfigh Boy (IOO yrs. old), H:: ed brake lining for all pasSa underl E~~:p a ndlng His 775 by 14 and 775 by 15. Tele- 1 Made Chestnut Desk, . aenger cars. Rebuilt genera· Ca.lllpolls Ser vlu To You St. Wagon, vinyl fnl., white finish, all good tires. VB b h tional Bookcase, combination engine, automatic trans., radio and heater, 1 ROOM HOUSE and at i brity black tires. First tire I desk and bookcase, glass door tors and clutch plates. All WATCH FOR OPENING and a; room house and bath. I $23.25, secood tire $:111.65. EJ:. bookcase, 2 pc. Antiqu_e Cher_- anusedteeda.ndNorewbouptletnpatorts s~;e· WY :!-3704. J 23 3tc Ira rim $7. ~ each. Newell's •• • ry Love seat. Steel !tie cabtb lie • to L. 7:30 - -b-ed--- - h 2 Sunoco, Cbester, Ohio. h . Tr 1 t you e r, • a. m. MODERN 4 room orne, c net, Pore swmg, a n se p. m, Sundays a. m. to • 10 Station Wagon. 8 cyl Powergllde. Radio and healer. 3 18 301 JIT ~ H SUPPER, Saturday car carport. Inquire John T.' complete, Planet Jr. Garden p. m. Located miles north New tires. All white outside with red vinyl Interior. 12 1 :,I:OICII 1& starting at 4 p. m. Wolfe. Racine, phone WI 9Tractor. Lot ol Hand Tools, of Pomeroy on m. Rl. 7_ Ph. A local owned low mlleage wagon. ' " "" Pearl Street Elemen- 2153 or WI 9-3251 or write 1 Gas Range,_ 6 Gas Heaters, 1185-2297• :lllp 3 3 '""! <chool in Middleport. Hugh Cairns, 118 S. Second 1 1 9-pr. Dmmg Room Swle, Sp•.n<ored h1· the Mtddleport , St., Tipp City, Ohio. 311 6tc Landmark's Got Some Carnival Glass, Break·lr = = = = = = = = = \"l unt eer r ;n Dept. ---...,---::--:----~ last set. Sola Bed. 3 rock· Deluxe vinyl trim, green finish, radio, heater, good EXPERIENCED 3 22 41c for Slle EVERYTHING ers, 5 beds complete, lot of tires-Reduced Price. - -------- - - - -- - -- - - 1 Why drive 110 milea, when Books, Walnut Wardrobe. E"l !lF IU.Y LADY or rouple to 1965 SINGER In beautiful new I"'U can get delivery et our Dressers. Baby Bed, High , h r nd area warebou.11e. Call ua for h ; ,1.,1 olme Rorh rood m J ~- ,.,,.ng table. Zig zag, but- . tpeeialized ~ervice - Bu1i Chair, Wringer Type Washer, ' 4 speed. Radio and heater. Black finish with red vi1r !lr 0111" Ji,: 1'' on\'. hoi f d!sign blind Spreading Available - We 3 rugs, Many articles not 1 end nyl bucket seats. 102 engine, like new W.W. tires. " '" Hort!ord, W. Va. hton e, "ancy • . ' zip- A1ao Can Apply Liquid Nilisted. em, appuque. sew m troaen To Your fieds . All 3 22 3tp Marlin L. Carr, Owner _ ______ pe.-.. etc. Guaranteed . Only A.nalysls, atraigh! & mixed .. 99 a mooC~ materlalo avellable. All at Terms: Cash left ,.. payments · oewlow prices. .sn :w.-\RT"S GUN SHOP. Rut- 6Wy oN< s n 6tc Not responsible fur accidents 2 Low mileage by original owner, good Urea, VB en· L· n~l . Ohio. Lots of oew gun< _ _ -~- _ ...• Ph. WY 2-2181 Sale conducted by Bradford gine, automatic trans., radio, heater. Sharp - black '"'d rrloadt ng eq uipmeot. Will I ROOM HOUSE with 3 lot! Auc t"1on Co mpany. I 'NY 2-2193 Pom•ror • finish, red vinyl Interior. "·"·· " II or trade. 3 ll J21c on Anne St., Pomeroy. Also POMEROY Lunch served by W.S.C.S. I 1.11 acres, with water well, OHIO I 3 20 __6tc:l,""'""'""'-~""'""",}·l 1.n·;r wei ght 'lllfrly with Dex-. o• Rt. 124. 1960 Ford car, • ~ CONDmONJNG Rei'"'• ' TWO FRESH cows. locd;t posts ""' , ',.•• . A1li('l fFib l rt~ Onl)· 98c at , 1958 Ford pick,ap. No reasonand cow manure Will ~e\iv- attoo lefViee. Jat>lt s Rebit 6 cyl. engine, automatic traus. Power steering. radio \ tc.rl. i''lr. tmacy. 3 16tltpi able offer refused. Russell Jade W. Coney, Mgr. · r N Ha Pbo11r and healer. - - · • Welch, Anne St., Pomeroy. er. Sherman Roberts, WY 2· era ton, •• •en. 111 3537 3 22 3tp • ' • "" Ir Dr . says ulcers, gel new ; 3 24 3tp -UPRIGHT Deep Free'l~18 1416. Auto Salet Pll; tablets: Fast as l'quids. SIMPLICITY garden traCtoi, cubic feet WY z-6321 or WY - - - · - - -,-- - lint; 98c at S1>r~ Pharmacy , 511 h p. with all attachments l-36l8. 3 13 lie Farm Machinery VB engine, automatic trans. Power steering, good tir· 1159 V.W. 9 passenger bus, new 3 _' __301P $200. Marietta house paint, BURNS garden cototiller, at- II'ORD tractor A-1 shape, good motor and clutch, good shape es. Radio and heater. L>r·:l.lCIOUS HomPmaae Pizza . f 14 price, 5 beehives, S2 earh. most new, will sell for one.. tires, G. A. Deem, Racine must sell. Call WY :1-3216, Sllc. iflc, and Sl DO stzes. Oe- · Call Mason 773-5296. hall original price. One child's WI 9-26115. 3 21 61c Middleport, Ohio, or Inquire 1 at corner of 4th and Lincoln l11~1;' Pizza, Sl StJ .J?rl(s Da1. 3 24 !tc nursery chair, some antique Business Servieet streets. 3 24 Sip _ry B or:!lid~letlort _ 12 B Ur FROM wail-In ; flit, no soil ot atone pieces, old bottles, SoUd cab and body, good tires, heater, nice for model. SEVERAL OTHER GOOD TRUCK BUYS. WllilON'S Car Wash en Page 1161! DODGE LANCER GT 2 O P E~ sOON . Roush and Lyon! , . n. on carpets cleaned with 1 jars, teapols. See or call Mrs. 1 (·amping Trailers, autboriJ. 1 Blue Lustre. Rent electric I R. A. Rife, Main St., Rut- Street in Middleport is under door, standard sbift, 6 cylinder •ew management. Manager, from estate of Ballard HurseJ 1 ' P' che dealer. Camping ; sbam?MI'r $1. Baker Furnl- land Phone SH 2·4131. All Kind• of Good Buys Allin One Piece eq ui pment and supplies. Hor-' tun Co. S 20 6lc 1 S 24 3lc Franklin Martin. Open at I Justice. Kenneth McElhlnny, \On·st. Mason, W. Va. a. m. Close 9 p. m. Salis- administrator. Phone WY Z. At Yovr Chevrolet DMier faction guaranteed or will do 1151 or WY ~S 23 stc ' 321Uc i job over. We also pick up and clellver. F.'verythlng for $2.00. 1951 CHEVROLET. Excellent =---;:;:--:cW ;;;;I-:-cnt"a,... "' d___,:-:-:::_ car. 3 23 6tc condition. Good werk MEN OR WO:.tl!N, would 150 ' DAILY • we•l added to your present Call WY Z.7736. S 23 Sic NEW &: USED CARS AND TRUCKS li. Toupo& AC1I088 DOWII" lr 1956 FORD Town Sedan V-8. inrnmeo interest you? One L Kind. l . Chlnea. li.Fuot Standard transmission. EJcolanfl ~ to 2 hours ,morning. art leMr ON DISPLAY temple afr t•rnoon or evening.!. Car t..Notices of 2. Capital of 22. Do1oCUI lent condition. Alao 1958 Ford a oort Norway 26. 8oo 18 OPEN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OlUO V-.'1 . Autnmatie tranamtsslon rH'! 'P'\jary. Write Box 668, AT ITS GREATEST T. Rent 3. Sklna down Ponutoy, Ohio. 3 22 Btc t . Orove of 2 doer hardtop. l':xcellent con:ftl. Fiery 4. Part of • . ...... ·-- -- - Plain or wttb pepperOni, play small lrt'•" Z8. 8oolha dition. Also 1953 Cadillac. Ex· Bt :t t Q!)ZF.R WORK. Re ason- 12. Firepla('e Muuge, mushroom, ham or ~ndltlon. SH • '"'. tiM poli.t wheN the aovtb Uae a·r the ...Uq CouatJ .!load. and thrallfb 5, Bermul't:• H . Tr!ekay cellenl "" olo""'t'tJU SecUvn 30 etouet th4o tlld HDter- tbe 1aDib of WUUIIIII H. uul J:lla II. combinations. able. dependable. and e1 13. Civil apr!"' 3 18 tote u.. ·~ Utere t.ermirulle. Th• h•rela aauter ud th MJddlePOrt • a d wronp 6 . Soatter lt8. ltallaa penal!ce. WY 2-2208 - - - - - - , -. , -- - -dalcrlbed porthill bavl111 • W~Ji .r NorUieNIWU Ranwu ComPIAJ, to ,. or 1~• S!11 _ J5c to 1.50 c:lty 0.30 mUe, more or le'UI. tile alwve meaUoaed r,n d juaeUDD 7. KlDd o/ • 3 15 tute a. Bar l.egll Notice TIUto ,•oro11o vAcATION! and tMon tennlaaw. thread Jl. Large 38. Fa.thera 1963 MERCURY .. ........ .. .... $1695 •I 1964 OlDSMOBILE '88' 4-DR. · · $2149 1962 BUICK lnvida .. · ........ · $1695 1960 STUDEBAKER •.. .. ... .. · .. · $395 _ _ _ - - · · · I 1 - -------....,-1 _, 1964 CHMLLE Mahbu .... .. .. $1895 fERTILIZER 1963 Volkswagen 2 dr. · · · · · ·· · $1245 WHEn ALIGNMENT 1963 CORVAIR Monza Cpe. .. .. $1395 BRAKE SERVICE 1 Blaettnars • 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air St. Wag. $1095 1960 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan · ·· · $669 1958 Chevrolet St. Wagon .. •.. · $199 ===:::-==:-:-: 1957 CHEV. !-Ton Pickup .... $495 =-:-====:-c;;----..-:-: I POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1-========::;1 CROSSWORD PIZZA '-------------------'1 ...... ...... B. Come in 10. Settin( 18. Flay 17. Guided 18. Soa.k 20. Victon a.n. fi!!lp Wanttd i WANTED: 'I....,............ for" dow"~ ll. Nat.w'al fa, "'"'"" 33. Unlt.M 34. Sham 36. Data tl.Galloy DW'k f.S. Timber wol .o. Welkin for on ~ 21. Epoc~ 2S. Pry. ill · GIRL FRIDAY flamma.bll! Posil\on opE'n for ofrict.- work 1 maler1e.l. in a two g~a n offir~ m Pome- · 2'6. H:xc\amatlon roy. Typin g an absolu1P nE't"r.. Neg.atlv• f'Ssity. Five day!l a week. Send complete resume CALL WY 2-990~ Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Ill W. MAIN POMEROY ..UILIC aOAD NOTtCI OF TIM.I AND PLACI OP "IA.IN8 CLAIMI FOR COMPINIATION AND oAMAell antaH r:.... '"''" 1'..,==~:=::":::":::"=="'1 Offln of tiM count, C.nunlll1efterl I" •UcrtllN.,._ Melli c••'*"· 011 ... Marctl n, 1tM. " a:.a:.D To Avoa D. Anllu U.lf Awol• Comptete Service Drl~. Cohunba" Obio. noa· .. I'CIIdult "radtnrd ot Malp l'oun~ 1 • Obio; to MJ4dl•PHf. cr"l '1 n Nortbeute ~'D ftailrold ComJIUJ, ad· ~-~-.. drela ukl&owru let New Yorlt Cell\r~l 11 .-.-. I''T '-'Jia~oa R u d 5 .._ lit w"' ·" '-·oune &. l.. 1\RADP'URO c~~n4 'U";i~ Terminal..........., D·e•·e, o~ land, Ohio, noa ' - neldell' o1 ..... w- - .. ., 28. Fr&nkneu In· co,...... c.rry.ou.- Strvl~ .... IU 32. Flohpltchlnr eluding refl?rl?nl.'E's . ate aod marit al status. Write To: Box 668-D - P""'J 37. Wbat tM Pemeroy 1 C!.A•R-•H•O•P•S--N•l<•E•D•ED-A-T : bewwuoa at. ll"leld. 40. Factal feature - - -- • 1 tic -- - ---=:==-=o=== ... forma- I "'- ----""' I loft: .. ,. G~INI I SAID 'STAND'! ly ICING ALLIY ~e'll 1-tave a rna~ here next week to c~t tne aoorl By ART SANSOM ~PlPASS . 1'{f,.;, .v.. Bv CHESTER GO' ILD --~ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS LAI:lD! GET THAT TI-liNG OLlf OF TI-IEi FOOL! For Rent $ ROOM HOUSE with batb, bol water heal Located at 1120 E. Mala St., Phone W\' 1-5334. 3 24 3tp 60RT 0' I-IATED T'Pi lll OOT. 50 SUDIJEN, NOT A BAD GWA MP BOAT TI-lE' (}l..Q GENT NO LOO<i QJOO·BY5; & 6T 1'1-115 W~ ~OQ EVER'BOO{I WIT!-' T tlEIR SON, TOM , Gtll=6 O(X.0 US. GANDY I DRY HOME AND ~IS WI!: \:, JUI'tt , ANQ THOSi INSID'E : H~ES 1?£AL TWO \i~H ILORJ:N ! LIGHT ANO iAEN' ! I IZ Ste PEANUTS 4 ROOMS, first floor u:nfl.&mlsb. ed 8 ,.... .......-ent Eut MaiD. St ... • ' PI'"'' I li I ll i iJ Pomeroy, WY z-2381. Bt SCHULZ ID 61\'E AtfiTHIN6 TOBE ABlE TO TAU< .. WHO NEI'Eit 6ETS 1t) MEET UTILE RfD· HAIRfD 61RLS! WITH 1\IAT LITTlE ~-HAIW~RI. .. • ,,~ I ,.l1 2t Jtc Phma ·~~ ~~r; ';' · ;~ ])VI fJFI?A!D lV."'~ Y-.:5 8S.::O tA.:: Wf!110J./ T r-:1~ 9'17J./5R'3 [;15,:. ·1': v5.' N~ E T Tl- 1":. JB7t •"•:Pt-. . ),:r-. II • Uc menta. WY ...6&H. POOR ROOM J'lJRNISBED .'""...__. WY • · ....-.rww. 1 .. ..., • MtiO I ::: :=t. •""'ft"' __..._ I I I ~. ! .. 1 dauctderit "'""''"' - IIICI!· I'Oid wJ\111 '-''-Ia ,.;_ 111'1111 r• lba '""'"'" or ,. llx, 1111!'"'~ fortunate Arabia 8t~te llaukl No. IM !!...... ,;;. t•- •lllllht _ _,... 1 11 1114 1... U.... ilorta.wtn.rl,- a1oq , . . . . . ., • ' M!' ~· n.wl.... . ' ~·~·.1 ·I "" , .. '!'if ,. . . ~~; ao.tcD. ..... • ._... ,_ .. ...... ....u --Wll . . _-- Hill ar WY ..._ U 10 arv ..,. .a. .,. ._ • -. r. . -·· A'!'-1\' ' ~J k.. " ~ ~ ~,\'~ ' men._ .....,..,, 5tb Avenue Mlddl--+ ObJG. I'Oa4 DOrtllu'IJ &( Grandparen~ Mr• ••• ' from tba pola\ whe,. the IDUUI Uu ' Wll 81'11 •N IIIJI)" looUoa " .....,., tho aatct roa4 .Mn. J. E. Foster of Pomero• ~~•u ,a, :....,._:~ L~ lhd ttwn terminate. and Mr E . # ........... I rooma .... ...... Th• •bon duertbed Porttoa ... ,. 8. Iva CottriU Of Loo • ..._ HHH 1n1 a total 11nJtb of o.so mUt, raon gan. 'nte CoUrfDa also have tp8l'tiDaL """ •--• or Jul. ' .-...... 811111111'11 WY HJ.'L Belllllll•r ..... When tbe UmJt.. three other Mary .....,...~ ad AIIDIN Rllht ot w., u... oa tile JAVne J..d.. a1111 1'W Ul 1ft 1m.r11 lkle ol Nlocated S&ate Boule ""I 1 "-I :r- ~ •' No. 7, hc!Uoll 1.11 .,.... u.. .. ' TWO TRAJLIIl SPACI8 . . eentar ol llf.elp Couatp &oad No. lN. lnll... uld POiht bllq uo mite. IDOd IN' 'l1le touthwesten ~ of nat. Ia the •r.u.p ol WOW ! TH£'/'W., &E TOO BUSTif f WIT l-j T 'MI6 6 ANYBOW FOR. LOf'.IG! HOUSE TRAILERS One 2 bedroom and one I bedroom. Brown's Taller Park, Minerlvllle. Phone WY Z.SS24. 3 11 lie NICE Z bedroom apartment with garage. Newly decorated. Located on North 5th Avenue. Pltont WY 2-2246. 3 D tfc FARM HOUSE - I rooms, hoi and cold water, gas, garden. Near Syracuse, WY 2-2297. J n 3tp J ROOMS, oirst Roor ~ ed apartment. Mechanic Sl, Pomerey, WY 1-2381. •' •· WANT TO BE SURE BEFORE I BREAK I .0 ~IM ." uu... . ured lloDI \be lllid ly HOWII SCHNIIDII r. M!l!k UNITED WE ') Sl"AND, RIGHT. HOUSE on Lincoln HID, lwo story brick, practically new. S bedrooms and 2 baUta, !lit acres. Priced lar below appraisal. Richard NeuWittg, WY 1-2860. 3 20 1ft FOR SALE- 42 acre farm. 6 rooms llld bath. T e n minutes drlva from Pomeroy, Route 143, Harrisonville Rd. WY 1-6321 or WY U611. I 13 1ft FOR SALE: 7 room boWie with bath, gas furnace, 410 Spring Avenue, Pomeroy, f6t01). Ph. WY 1-2211. I • lfc HOUSE for sale, SIN Bamllton st, Middleport, ~- can WY z.ml. 13 1ft FOR SALE - Seve• r oom brick bouse with balb and oulbulldlngs, corner lot, one acre of ground, out ol high water. Good garden plot! and !101118 fruit trees. Could be divided lntn good bulldlng lot!. Priced to seD. Call WY Z. 5156 after 4 p. m. weeka days or WY 24657. 3 a 30tc FOR SALE: I room house with bath, full basement, 8H 11y· aell St., Hlddleport. ~~ Pt. Plwanii8WIG'I. U 11 Ue ftCAIIJUt tDII - . . ... _.. "'"" Ill --' - •- •. ...,..., ..._ c&lltlt.e ....,No..,.a• ""' IM .,.. ltato lrlll of MIDol Air Foree Baao • Put flh.. &tl ptd) 1431 llwll~l DOnhuiJ lion, I ....... ........_ ..._ u.~~u..., M•••• CD\I•tJ Road No. lN. Minot, N. D. are anno1111dq -..,me. --. .-- "• ua.t.!mU:11~1 .::a~:: the b1rtb of 1 daUpter, Joan IGIL l II Ira , ..... au R11111L!, ftUM~U o. Balle,. Sarah, Wednesday March 11 .,...m ROOU ........_......_. ..._..._ IDII A\'on D. •1141 LION 1:. A.n3bar .to I tbe .&t.. ' • rVI.In UllllaUIIU .,._.,.. ...... OJI ..... moH ....... • "" Jl'orea BISII llotlpUmatt. -WY s-. u IIIIo lrt. ..... ......... ..... ... ...... ., a-u•· ·- ~c...... ....... "'•... tba 111d COline,- In IIOUtbeN~rb' na, .. • IWU'ft'll . . I EEk HOUSE In Rutland, 7 rooms and bath, large lot. Priced lor quick sale. Phone SH 2-58M. s 22 lie '*•• hlbmlal at the J,uactloa or a.UUDI hlllbu.r7 TowDI.I:Dp lltl.cf No. lfi.L wttb eaJtUq: Melli Cowt.ty Aold No. 3 IJa u. JOUUiwu\ quaNt of kUo• 301 t11mca ..utbeutarlJ aloq U.. uld ToWlUiblp Ro·ad., aa4 &brouD «hot ludl of HenrJ and MI.I'M IIWirone Cuun,,, Ohio. llld RUAt'lll Q, a.u.,• • 4JIWU:. -&1 You are IMINb7 notlfned. tiW tba 0.01 milt. moN or -.. &o tbe polm lltb 4&7 of AprtL Ull al e:30 1. Dt. WbeN lJ,ru.Ued Aecett Bl&h' of W~ et their office ID the eouat)' court- Une CJD U• SoutheulariJ l14e or ftlo, hou" of 11ld eouatJ ill Poawroy,' eaYd &tate Aout.. No. T e~.. \be otoo. bu beea find bJ Ute coun" eeater of &he Mid tQwJllhtp nad and Cammlwionetll of llld COUDtJ .11 0.. ' Lbln termlntle. t lme ond plaee for hearlhl elatm• IIJOUITN PIOPOIID YACATtOfh for eonweiUitllolt enll .tamqe1 In S!tuatN In Sthlblll')' Tawruhlp, tM matter of Y&eltlllf porllona ol I SleUoa ao. Town I North. Jlanl• \be ruUo•lna: pubHc roada1 1l:t We.t and Ia leclUo• 111. Towa 1 PllliT PaOPOIID YACATION 1 North, aaqe 11 Wut., llld Mlail Ill Belllf all that pili ol RI!DMJ ltrHt of the folloWIDI diiCirtbed Jb.lfl II 1bowD oa LIM. P!ll~ of the VW... Ccn111t7 ltoad No. IM )Jr1Qf Wlthln \be of HoblfOll 1111 recorder.! ln Plat .BoQ. a Uatltl ol Ute Liadlld ACC~et~ IU1Ilt nf at 1, Plat Rtcordl of Melli War for nlocated ltat. BDuta No. 7. llnru.ete. Count)' Ohio. l7tnl Mthla Ute JialiU BaeUoa 1.11 utd furtlwlr ,_,rlbld • B,. order of tbe Coant, Com.. of u.. Llmlled AC!CIII JUJhi: of WQ 6)lloWI! lhltlionen. IIQ Co\UlU'. for n)oeeled stt;tl Boule Nc!. ' · IN· a..tnnlq O.OJ l'lllJe, Soubrb' fftm Ohio tloa s.u aDd tunblr dncri'bed ~~~ ._tiM< poUt& where th., abo•e meatkrue4 Clal'kl IMdlle Non:ta foiJo.,. , Umitad Aceeaa JUJiht of wu IJ.w w H. 31. 11o Be.g~nnlnl ac &bot nort.hertr enG l)f 1on Uta ...teri.J alt!AI of little &oute --\he ..14 ~treat uut ntnull..llr eouth· ; No. ' • ·()roaiU till e~~~ter Hl.ltlnJ - arty 109.11 feet, meuund alaq UN! lhlp CoUDtJ· Road No. lN. Aid Mnterune ot Ute ••m•. The Hid ,.,., bttnr 0.11 m111. 1110n or "-· DAUGHTER BORN 1lreet hntnr a wtdlb ef 110 r..t llld mea.und Dortblri.J aWDI Ult Ml~ II'I_C!n+ and "'- T · Nm1 all bound.S 011 lMtth •ld• In' UJ~d, fNm the JunetiOD ot ....,. .a 'V&~ ) l Cot.. ONCE. Apply in person. Crow's: 62. I 15 tf C -~teak_ House. _ __ 3 8 lie_ I .... DiiiOIVe! "" , - -p_,. CUSTOM BUTCHERING arx te. Nib WANTED BRICKLAYERS I f.'I. Amooth cuttlng Will buy bJdes e v • ~· 1 We are ~ Federal Government I 68. Inetleo Monday PbU Meter~ Pbonfll Contra... r and pledge to pro- 1 WV s-3510. I Ul Uc vide equll emplovment op- I t!O.Ifaritlmo llpat portuniti., without regard to OOMPLETE pest and termite rare. rolor, crt>ed or natioD· i DAILY CBirroQUO'l'E - Here'• how to won It: conli'GI servIces. 20 years ex. .:11'DLB • • XB a! origi•. Knowltnn Construe- perlence. R<laches t rata • oth- '"" now ...... '' oto"a ...... .. al. II LO!fOFICLLOW tion Company. Contact John 11 er bousehold pestl. Free e• ucoND ,.o,ollu vACATION! Ollelettlf -ply olaDdo for ....,.,, IIIIJIU oompl• A ta -.1 R. Lam, 120 University TerUmates and lllspection. No tto'!:!~~: !:ut?'~~t.=: for 11ut U.... L'e, X for tilt t,.. O'e, eto. 8tn&ta tetten, opooraee. Athons. Ohio, or call 1 salesmen. New termite , con- · Ran r e n w.., and '-'ll'JI .u tiut tropbteo, tbl Jeqtlt .... oltbe ............ Oll part of Melp Count)' RtJbwr No. 593-1640 or 593-311118. .... da7 tho ..... Jetton - dlft.at. lrol plan. Meigs County. s on- •• ,.... .................... u.as 17 7tc ACCIUI RIJht Of WIJ fer uloIY home owned COmpAny • AI• lted eated S&e141 llou\41 No. T, laetloa Ut A ant a•wa Qa+" Ued pest and termite control and,.....,, deaori,.. '" WANTED: !tlperfeneed mecb• Bafinniii.J It • POI•t lD the ...... IZQ BT X QOLLBVPWS WKB eompany. 605 W. Mam St.. el ••lnln, Coul1lJ lload No. 3, llld anlc for minor porta lnstaiJa. Pomeroy Ohio WY 2-3159 point btlq o.ON mllft, rMI'I or !ell, tiun ler\'ICI. Must be mature, VOTI Or. HBDDBZVJ X QBLiliUXWI ' • · m.-a"n•d BotlbterlJ' alon.l ulttinl 2 18 50tp c ou u tY aoa41 No. 1 IroN with ability Ia maf181e de- QSX WX,-0 OBZ ---------~ Uta polut when n.. ...wriJ une er partment and Hll parll. illedlun \II CrDNM LIN lflld OID\trDDII .. Y•.....,_ a,paa..,•l Lti'Z IS THJ: CBDI)R()OD or IIWJNQ maeh!Del. repair _. Ule~~e~ nortber17 IJODJ the 11ld road. Good •ortlnl C!OIIIIfllons. In . and throurh Ule lallda or Georp ilellutice. aU tlllka W'l 1-2284. Iar, Clatr HIJIIt, aiMI htricll letter, stale OIJIBrleDee, ret- oua JIIIWR'I'ALITYr -OOIITHII ~ brk Sh op, Pomeroy "" . . ...... Tbo rl Arthur He11 and IIISa y._ t. ai'OtJd: ........ Ill!! .... apected. Authorized 8ln&er Sales and .. ,., ~ ,_,. mlto, '""" or ,_ Write 011 1'111 D11iJ llenllneJ, ,__ I - U meanrad •or&herl)' alonr tbe "nter 8ol 1114. 14 ... ... • ..., , D (If I&U\IDJ Couatr &oa4 N.. I. trom .,_ ' - IIUU lot 44'1111'. Thll ltomt newly redeeontal, IU fur. nace beallJJI; Low dowa pay. men~ balance llkt rent f:l,· 500.00. POMEROY- UNION AVE.One otory frame, part Ptrb!aslone, s rooms, mode111 kllchen and bath, full basement, gas furnaee heating, double garage. Priced to aeU. 903 VINDALE TRAILER 10' x 50'. Like new, llvinl room, 2 bedrooms (sleeps 5), kitchen and bath. Must be seen I<' appreciate 11. Priced right. We have many other good buys. HENRY CLELAND SALI!'SMAN WY Z.ZHfl WY WUII s 22 3lc Bellnlllnl acaJ.n wbln tbe Ulld'• .. -. ... ed AC9II Bllbt of 'WIJ IJM on d:le " M ;JMO w..Url1 llde of Nlouted I&IW Route No. 1, lfeUoll I .U croen. th• ceU.r APARTMENT 3 rooms and ol UiJdtlQ ll4lif3 CoWIQ llOad Ne, bath, stove and refrllerator, 1M. uld polnl 0.10 lllile, mon or ..... mauund aJ.ont tiM aeat.r lurnlabed. WY 1-2733. of tile alld CouDU' Ia a ~ dlnc!tlon, from Ute .tuacUoD of U.. S Mid road wttb ltale &out. He. 1M ===c-:-=-::-...,.,---:--::•M lt3; UMan nalthftlter.IJ llloq TRAILER UJr Rutland five tbe lxlJUq CoUilQ' Ro.S, aJMI ~ ' I tb• IIDcll or wuu.m H. Uld Da miles from Pomeroy. 1(, Rluler lad tlM 111ddlQOI't U14 Sll 0 u.o 0 I Nortbaut.m RIIIWIJ CoiDPaft7, 1o .vwu.w. • 8 J0te tba lbo¥1 •o•11Uo111d nad iuetlo1 Dl'tDMJSHED IUld u.n tellllinata. r VIW., I room apartBelbmfat qain when tiM Limited t WY o ,.;. 2U South Aceu~ l:lllht of WIJ L1na OD tbt weetarlr tide or nloclted 1 t 1 &• Rou141 No. 7 SaeUoa Ut ero... tbl • '"t"-., cant. of e~J~Uq lletp CouDt1 &..d I t Ue No. 114. llld po.IDt behiJ O.l)J mill. ·==-::--:-..,-:-::-::-:--:-m<>re or 11&11, m•uured. alon1 the NICELY furnished 2 bedrrlem Hntar uf &be Aid caunt,. Road .... ..a.n.. Ia • IOUtbwllterly dlncUoa. apartment. .~U~WeporL WY • trem the IIOI'tlltrb' JuacUoll or Ill• 1. I tft Mid Cwnty BotG Willi Stat. Routa :;;;;;;:;;;';;;-:~-:::~::::::-:~= No. 1M Uld lf111 thnet aortbeutlri.J 1'1UD- llld lour m ·-·-· at.q emtblf Melli COllD&,. Road No, • ~ fOO UII'IIIM,_ lM to OM aboM Juctlo11 aac \ben ed aDd uofundsbed lltuatad In Sallllbtll')' ToWJUblp, leetloll 30, Towa 1. North. R111p 13 Wut IJld beinl aU lhal pari uf nlltlnf Salllbv.r)' Townai!Jp A o ad No. 1M b'IDI north~uurly from tM 101!-lbea.nWrlJ LimJted Ace•• ttltb\ oli WQ for- Nloea\ed SUite Rout.e No. '1, 81iet.la 1.11 flll'iber deaoribed • fD}. a...: IARL GRUESER. PlumblnC and he? ting Minersville ' OlUO. End your e.ewer trou~ · Ies. We havr aII SIZes sewer cnacbines Reasonable ntel ' ' CaU WY 2-2974. day or ntgbl. H. Conal.ellatlon c 'o The D•lly Sentinel, - ..,,,,U lEN CASIY JllllSIII on SERVICE and cteallllll, ~ , .. : :o...-T:..~:~·~~~~~~~'.Ciu keep colors &learning, use tl .n "*II wen •hll•... ...,. 1 ~------::----:-:-1 Blue Lustre carpet cleaner. _.dltt....l ..,. 1a. 1t ,._ RenI eIeclr"Je 1!1bampooer $1· OfiPICI IIIOURI PHOTO Co JlYHll •· ~"' te ......,... ' '" "- "- ,. "" •· "- Datty leo made Gt tept papera. Pomeroy Cement Block Comlahlnt.,., lhM A. M. t. ,._ .... ...,-. --....- nd II m•M an•1 pany. 3 .. Gtc ' IT'' J0 IAIY UIIWJ t'Cil.V"·'I I ....,., IN " "' ""' _ . , .. - Spring Sales in Full Swing! TAKE STOCK I ·RADIATOR BANNER TRAVEL a 3 .... 23 -31e. - - - - - -- - · 1· · ==-== ;::-;::;: .,-- - lusineu S.rvlc81 00 .!:18merely ~te~ u 8 ~~~ AVOID last mlnule rush. Help t'llarited I For Sale - - ..- . LARGE and amall iiYergreet\8. s... ••• For For S.le 111-DaUy Senlll!el, Pomeroy-IWddleport, 0., .ltlarclt :U, 11168 . ... llmlnale "d HOURLY EARNINGS - ..... se rhl dill . I tlnd Phone them . . . . e rapt Meft ll=~~~~:..... lnd up for man or woman ~ 24 3tp resoiling. Rent electric ••••••••••• 011 service route In city oil • e. abampooer $1. Picken's HardWill •• J.;liJI..... unHI t:ll A. M. 3 20 61c For Der ., ttutauc:•tl•• Mid~leport. Select own hoW'S. IJVE BAIT. Flfe'l, 3rd Street, ware. ••••'-"•'""' No mvestment, e~perlenee, Middleport 24 hours. Sell BUDGET PRICED IUmlture tn ~"':.0:::!: required. Write Watkms Pro- Servl 3 24 12lc our tblrd ftoor budget shop. olltect.onao~a. .,,.~ ........... . ductt, lnc., D-59, Winona.! ce. Baker Furniture. Middleport r~portHI nn-.:l&ettty, T._ M' J 20 1tc u.h., w1u ,... ... ,....Ill• .., mn. ' ONE GARDEN rotary IIller, 3 Oblo. ll t•"' t ft' ........... ·-··· ,_,..._ horse-power and 1n good I ' ... "' . . . . . .., .. .......................... ~ ,.. '. ' • ..... . ... .., ... ..... I l' \ ~~ ~ -· ~- .......,.,... 5 ~· -.-. ~::t-.. 3 :': ."- J G'( �'' I •• '• ,. ,. "' . ' • ' ' 1:1-D~~ Sentinel, Pometay-M\ddleport, O.,_J.f!reh 24, 1~88 I '~ I, !' , . Around And About Middleport IJ!e/ffates to Girls' State Chosen By fteney Bennett Post Auxiliary Delega~ and alternates I t• and lhe Middleport Cblld C111- I '8uokeye t'ilrls' St~ were nam- servatlon I.eague. 111 when th• AUllllary 1<> Feen- Alternates are Rose Marie , . Mr. and Mrs. Robert rv·Bennett Post 128, American Hackett, daughter of Mr. and : bonny, Jeffersonville, Ind. !igloo. met Tuesday evening al l Mrs. George Hack•tt. for Miss I the weekend recently at Ill• post home in Middleport. I Rue and Miss Gru•ser a n d ! home lD Middleport. ~Irs ..~!bert Roush, president. ! Margie Harris alternate for Jan- ! Mr. and Mrs. P. K Russell ronduried the meeting. , ice Schmoll and Sandra Swartz. : and daughter, Kayle, VISited ov· · I · th• aonual I. er the weekend with herd moth· Deleaates to Buckeveo Girls' 1n oth er busmess . . c udeo S!tndra swarh, daugh~: Poppy Day sale was set fer , er,, Mrs. E. McGraw an . stste:, '" 1 E i May 20-21 with a rummage and : Shirley, and other relatives m, ter ol Mr. and Mrs. ugene · d b 'dg w v '1 b th . bake salr to be held on th• Mea ow rl e, · a. d Swaru. sponsol'E' Y e aux d I M c H Wise Jr recently . same days. The members vote 1 r. · · , ·. . 111 :~r..,·· ·· sue Rue, daughter of :to purrhase poppy cannlsters returned from a busmess trip Mr and Mrs. Thomas Rue, 1 Cl 1 nd • · d b th A T and a wreath for memorial ser· to eve a . <'0-sponsore Y e UXI •~ry . Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. and .XI Gamma dMu hStoror~tyf; vt~~; Albert Roush rehabill- 1nesy and daughter, Terrie Debbie Gruoser,,. ·aug er o tation· chairman aoneunced ' that of p ortsmouth were we·•end "" lit. ond M~s: II tlhamthGruBese~, I she had obtained 40 tickets lor ' guests of his mother, Mrs. Hensrxm ·~ rttd Jomtly bv e ust~ H · · • 'attendance of a TV program ry ennesy · "'" andd Professtonal Women .ls ··over WSAZ 1n Hun11ngton 1or Mrs · John Vroman , Colum-. 1 A ·1· . bus is a medical patient at Unt· . M b ( lub an t te UXI 1ary • anu · s h 11 daughter of poppy day promo11on em ers • Jantre . c mo ,R be Sch II i from the five units Middleport verslty Hospital in Columbus., ' : ' Mrs. vroman 1s the daughter'1 ·llr · and Mrs. o rt ·mo · • I Pomeroy Lewis-Manley Racme C'O·'ponsored by the Auxiliary and Rutl~nd. may have' tickets. of Mr. Ernest Covert, former A bus wlfl be chartered for the Middleport residents. She Is trip May 10 with members teacher in the boarding the bus in Pomeroy. Schools. i The Auxmary voted to pur- Mr. and Mrs. Fred ~:~:~~~ ! cha!:ie towels ror making bibs : of Dunbar, W. Va. were , for the veterans at Chillicothe in Middleperl Saturday. ThrPf' applicants were accept- : ~md a donat1on was made to the ! Mrs. 0. P. Klein I~ _able to t•d fm members!lip when Ches· ; Easter Seals. Clarence Gilkey. ~ be .out ror a sho:t bme ter crunge No. 2609 met Tues- Dell Wilt and Dale Kennedy I havmg been confmed to her d ~i l' (•\'t>n in!2 were reported patienL• at t h t" ! home for several months With II :l iT\' Holter. worthy master, Huntington Veterans Hospital ' a root ailment. I ! This weekend Elberfelds Store will be open on both Friday night ·and ·e Saturday night untii"S"- a good time for family shopping- to select a I 1 I 0 1 1 and Mr. Ruben Collins at Mt>ig') i Memorial in Pomeroy. Mem-j ·eit•'i'i»EtW"'il>idlil!.-* ".,. ,~ -~ ber~ went to Jack's Dairy Bar . : for refrPshments. · Mainly About People In Pcmeroy ! ; ,·entt'rlnral Hobart Newell ' appointed community ser- ; ,,., chairman i 'I e \l":l'i .-\ i1rnernm was presented by . Ml'' Anh~r Orr, lecturer. wllo : draperies-- ready to wear- time to stock up on cosmetics -school Past Matrons of I ; • Pomeroy OES , • d : Mrs. Bentz ~'olfe returnPd Entertalne I home Monday after a_two weeks ' ..WORLD Friday and Saturday, Both Days 9 to 8 1 1 r I 1 I 1 I ersbach and daughter, Sybil. , Mrs. W. A. Morgan attended a birthday dinner Sunday, at , ete home of her son and daugh- [ Mens $5.95 PERMANENT PRESS SLACKS . . . . . . .••.. $4.88 Littl• Boys $2.95 SHIRTS AND SLACK SETS (3 to 7) •• •• $2.44 Mons $8.95 Zipper Front Lightweight JACKETS .... . .. $7.67 Meno $1.95 Short Sl"ve Blue Chambroy WORK SHIRTS .$1.66 Boy• $1.98 Big Yank Blue Denim Wostorn DUNGAREES $1.65 Meno $4.95 Solid Color Zipper Front CoHan JACKETS .. $3.88 Young Mono $3.95 Wnh 'n Wur Cotton SLACKS •• .. . . $3.19 Boyo $3.95 Zif'P"r Front BASEBALL JACKETS .. . .. . . . $3.35 Boy• $1.95 Long Sl..vo White Drou Shirts (SliM 6 to 18) $1.67 Mona $1.00 Loothor DRESS or WORK BELTS . . . . . . . . 85c Special Group Mens and Boys Lightweight Jackets . . 1h Price Mens $1.69 Woldtra Spociol WORK GLOVES . . . . . . . . $1.49 Mens $6.90 Big Yank WORK UNIFORMS ... . •. •• $6.00 1 1ult trr-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roger . Mrs. Wayne Gibbono enter- · Morgan, Middleport, tai'1ed with a luncheon -------------------------------. Bargains On Mens and Boys Wear bus arrived Sunday for a visit ! with ber sister, Mrs. W. H. Eb· ' Mrs. Gibbons Is Hostess at A Luncheon Wedm~s~ honoring , their son Keith. 1 1 day at her home on Hudson-St. , Mrs. Paul Grinstead and dau· A r0lor scheme of yellow and ' g-hler Lori or Belpre are spend- green was . carried oul. in ~he ing a few days with her sister, I tahle 'appmntmE'nts Jn('ludmg ' Mr!;. Clair Spencer. Carrie Beth arrangements of yellow .Jonquil! Bearhs, who has been their and Fors~·thia in crystal swan!i :guest, returned home wi t h ' 1 · · · them. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . A. Martin spent the weekend In Alliance : "'it~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mar' tin, Miss Patricia Marlin and 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Eakins. I Mrs . C. A. Martin and Mrs. r.•orge Mowrey attended the American Legion AUliliary of K. T. Crossen Post, Athens, Wedaesday evening. Mrs. Marlin. district community service chairman, was guest speaker. th 1 ! 1 ANNIVERSARY I SALE Bargains in Infant's Wear . All Cotton Fitted Crib Sheets S.le 89c Infants Orion Knit Bootees Sale 97c Infants Rayon and Nylon Blankets Sale $1.66 Infants Waterproof Panties (4 pr. to pkg.) _ Sale 89c Infants Cotton Training Penties _Sale 4 for $1.00 Toddlers Orion Slipover end Cardigan Sweeters Sale $2.77 I MEN~& BOYS BOYS Bastetball Oxfords Canvas Loafers made by Mrs. ~11 Kincaid. The guest list Included Mrs. 0. P. Klein, Mrs. Malcolm ' Black and White Blark and White Walter Crooks, Mrs. B r u c e j Lloyd, Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, I.. ~1'12 $2.99 pair Sizes 2V. to Big II $2 99 • I Roller, Miss Frieda Faehnle, : Mrs. J. E. D. Hartlnger, Mrs. I Mr~ . polr Cecil Kincaid, Mrs. Emer~ son Jones and the hostess, Mrs. Gibbons. An added feature of the af· ternoon was the surprise obser· vance of tlle birthday of Mrs. t01rli!:-Fiifld Blu-Whltt ;~nitOxfords 1._... IARGAINI ON THE FIRST FLOOR ....50 Kodak tnllomoHc M2 MOVIE CAMERA ........ ,. .. ,. ,. $36.95 $21.95 Kodok lnotomoHc 154 CAMERA OUTFIT ............... $22.45 $2.45 Kodachrome II Bmm MOVIE FILM ...................... $2.1CJ SSe Kodok Vorlchromo PAN FILM .............................. 39c $1.15 Kodak Kodocolor X FILM .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. • .. . .. 17c $3.50 St111<roft H..IHI BRIDGE GIFT PAK ..... .... ....... ,. .. $2.50 $2.95 Stoncroft BRIDGE GIFT PAK . .. .. .. .............. ., . $2.00 79c ADDRISS AND TELEPHONE BOOKS ............ ... ... , .. 55< 79c DIARY AND RECORD BOOKS . .. .. ....................... SSe $1,50 CAPRO JOTTER WITH PEN SETS ...... ., ................ 75c $1,00 RAND McNALLY WORLD MAPS ... .. .. . .. .. .............. 73c Womens $1.00 Textured Nylon Stockings 2 prs. $1.00 Jewelry-Enameled Pins In Colors 88c Mens Leather Billfolds Sale 88c Girls $1.00 pkgs. (4 pairs) White Anklets SOc Boys Kirbury and Shanmont Socks_ 3 pairs $1.00 Mens Heavy Duty White Socks 3 pairs $1.00 Mens Bachelors' Friend Socks 3 pairs $1.00 Childrens 39c Socks • Anklets 4 peirs $1.00 Special! White and Colored and Floret Pillow Cases for $1.00 1 pair Special- A Group of $1.95 to $6.95 Table Coven including oblong and round While they lest et half price high srhool danre party ed 0 number of games with ' daughter and son-m-law, Mr . . will be held this coming Friday prizes awarded to Mrs, Curd , and Mrs. Albert Martm Jr. or · 1i)!ht from 8-11 p.m. at ~he .wa- Mrs. C. F. Tompkms, MrS . Belpre. . h•ma Higb School ouditormm. James Suuisby, Mrs. Alfred Mdrd. andh MrsL. P~ucf Gr~nsBteadlh l'h• 1avs wllf emcee the dance C d M Gl D'lf , an aug ter, on, arm e which is to the public row an rs. enn 1 • i Bearhs and Mrs. Larry Ritchie .---....,-...~.......:._...... · ;;;;,I Refreshments were served .b~ 1and son, Charles were Monday Fru Flor;da Vacation lhe hostess from a table wll ! evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. 14 0.1>• & 3 Nlghhl whtte lace cover and centered I Robert Ritchie and son. I" Miami Beac:h . with an arrangement or snaJr- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marlin "!~t A Contootf dragons. Attending were those Sr. and son, Mike and Mrs. Lyf1•r.•n• Con Gol Cerllf eel Gas Station na med abo ve an d Mrs . AIonzo dia Hysell visited Sunday in W. Main Pom•roy, 0. , Custer. Mrs. Carl Shtelds. Mrs., Belpre with Mr. and Mrs. A~ ' ' Dale Smith. Miss Elsie Hart 1bert Martin Jr. , and Mrs. E. J. Tracy. Mrs. Orviffe Bader of Cofum· lhi~ THEATRf Womens $3.95 Cotton Dresses_ Sele 2 for $7.00 Womens $3.95 Cotton Cerdigans S.le $3.44 Womens $3.95 Banton Cardigans S.le $3.44 Womens $2.99 Cotton Blouses Sele $2.44 Womens $1.99 Cotton Blouses S.le $1.44 Womens $3.99 Cotton Blouses Sale $3.44 Womens $7.95 Cotton Dresses Sele $6.44 Womens $3.95 Dusters Sale $3.44 Girls $1.95 Cotton Blouses Sale $1.44 Girls $1 .00 Playwear Sale 84c Womens $4.95 Extra Size Chalk1es Sale $4.44 Bargains on the Main Floor A I CUSTOMERS Use Our Free Parking Lot on 2nd Street-h's For Your Convenience While Shopping Phil Maid Nylon Slips Sale $2.66 Shanmont P1nties ___ Sale 2 for $1.00 $3.00 Bras Sale 2 for $3.00 $3.00 Nylon, Dacron end Cotton Slips Sele $2.57 Womens $3.95 Phil Maid Nylon Gowns_ Sale $3.39 Girls $2.00 Bouffant Slips or Half Slips _ Sale $1.59 Girls Peek-A-Boo Cotton Mesh Panties Sele 2 for $1. Womens Full Length Plisse Gowns Sale $2.57 Childrens Cotton Pajemas S.le $1.69 1 I Bargains in the Ready To Wear Department On The 2nd Floor Womens Womens Womens Womens 1 1 Sfli " I to • IX at supplies -- housewares - there are bargains in every department. LINGERIE uprnf'd with a poem , ''for Ev· : . visit at Rndgeporl w1th her SIS· •r·vmH' ·• SC'vt>ral rPading5 were · ~rs . Thomas Young t'ntt>r ter and brother·ln-law, Mr. and ;:i ~·rn including. Saint Pat ;u;d tamed the Past M~J!rons ~f Mrs Harry Sadler. ·he Bn! man. by Mrs. Hobart Pom~n~y Chapter OES Tues· M1ss Laura Grueser entned N. well: lris'h ·History, Harry 1 day evening at ht>r Wesl M31n- Veterans Memorial . Hospital . ~oi1E>r : Smi les. Hobart Newell: I st hnme Monday ror obsen.·atJon and tmd Prediction!' for 1966 George ' The m~teting, in charge of trPt:~tmcnt. GPnhP 1me-r. A poem ... A_ Pre- . Mrs. Hartwell Curd. president.! Miss Sharon ~mith spent the llidr'' hy Mrs. George Genhei- 1 opened with de-votions taken : wef'kt>nd with MISS Susanna ~rn­ mrr anrl a med itation hv Mrs. · from Psalm 26 by Mrs. I B. · old at Lindley hall , for httle Henrv Turnff ('Oncluded the Weed who had a meditatiOn on . sisters weekend at Ohio Un1ver- · 1 pmg;<Jm. ' "You r True Religien ," The : sity. . . 1 Potluck rcfreshme-nl'i were Lord's Prayer in unison closed 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cl1fford Phll- , srrvt>d following thE' meeting. i the devotions. A short business , lips wen~ weekend goes~ of Tni?' next m~ting will be Tucs- se-ssion was held. Mrs. Nolan the1r daug!lter a~ . sor"J-m~law, 1 11 ~, April 26 and will sta rt al 1 Swackhamer gave 8 demonstra- Mr. and. M~s. ~tU.•am . Nease j·30 p m. 1 tion en antique nower arrange-; and fam1ly m Cmcmnab. 1 ts I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arnold DANCE AT WAHAMA i m~~ss· Maud Grueser conduct- Iwere Sunday gue~ts of their . TONIGHT NOT OPEN en tine TV-- furniture for your home- wall to wall carpet- curtains and Ia 1 prf'"!(l;d, A rc'llmunicatlon was rt>Jd from Alfred Grange <·on· l\ '!'n 1ng v i ~; itation on April 14 il nd rl:ms were made to attrnd. }~ ( 'fJ nnum\1·ation was also read w r(' ~ ~rd to nf'W members for a1 y I 1 Chester Grange A·ccepts Three New Members • I __ pair $1- 12'h to Big IG--2 PAIR $3.00 o...im polr ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 0 . P. Klein, who has been conlined to her home by Illness. The lighted birthday cake, made by Mra. Crooks, was presented l<l M". Klein on a musical cake plate and gilts and cards were given l<l her Including an Amer· lean Flag D.A.R. pin. A social hour and discussion of various world t<lplcs followed the luncheon. The guesta enjoyed a l<lur of the Gibbonl home with Its early American , fumltllngs which Include many antiques such as a collection of eolfee milia, clockl, lamfll and pictures, and an early music boot more thaa 100 yeal'l old. Mrl. Craok1 ualaled Mn. Glll' ...,l a__ _.,..__________ 11tt111 111111 1111 11M' t a i CANDY ANO EASTER NOVELTIES ON TH11ST FLOOR lroch'o 39c Chocolate co.. rod FRUIT AND NUT IGGI ..• . ..• . .. Broch's 39c EASTER .BUNNY HANO PUPPETS . .. .. .. ... ~.... Polm.,. 55c Solid Mltk Chocotatt IASTIR IOXII . . . . . , ......• .. Brocho 44c Ch-foto Co..rod MALTED MILK IGGS ... ,. ....... lroch"o 39< MARSHMALLOW IGGS . ....... ... ............. ,. .. lroch'o 69c EASTER BASKETS . .. .. . . .. .. . . ......... ., •. Polmor 29c Pure MILK CHOCOLATE PETER RABBIT ....•.•. , .. . Broch"o 69c BOX EASTER TRIATS .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. • • .. .. .. .. . 11.00 NON-TOXIC SOUEEZE TOYS .. .. .......... ., • ; .. • .. .. 19c EASTER EGG COLOR KITS . . .. ...... ,. .. . ... . 2 for '1.00 EASTER BOUNCING HOPPY BUNNIES .. , , . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . It won't b. long now until we'll b. hiving our Sole of Jackson and Perkins ROSE BUSHES On The 1st. Floor In Tht Hovseweres Department 33c YOU ALWAYS SAVE ON YOUR TOILETRIES AT ELBIRFELDS 69c COLGATE DENTAL CREAM .. . . .. . .. .. ....... ...... .. 57c tic POLIDINT OENTURI CLEANSER TABLETS ................ lie 79c FACT TOOTH PASTE . . ........... ...... ...... ........ 61c tic COLGATI 100 MOUTH WASH ............................. . 66c 69c RESOLVI TABLETS ...... ......... .. ..................... 61c 21c PElOXIOE . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 16c $1 .00 tCE.O-DERM ...................... ....... ....... ... ..... 73c 79c CLEARASIL .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Sic 19c NOXZEMA SKtN CREAM . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . • .. .. . .. 77c ,1.50 LOVING CARE HAIR COLOR LOTION ....... ., .......... $1.12 12.00 TONI HOME PERMANENTS ........... .. ............ '1.50 $1.00 ALBERTO V0-5 HAIR ORESStNG .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. lie 69c ARRlD CREAM DEODORANT .............. .. .. ....... 61c COMPLEXION SIZE SAFEGUARD SOAP . . .. . . . . . .... ., ...... 19c $2.00 Lody Cfolrol Cromogoniltd HAIR LIGHTEN&R .......... $1.61 79c Glflo... Super Stolnleo STEIL BLADIS (51 .. . •.•• , ••••••••. 5lc tic PERSONNA RAZOR with 7 blod" . .. . . ........... ...... .. lie $1.25 Mennen High Slorro AFTER SHAVE ICE .... .. ........ .... 71c 79c GILLETTE HEADS UP HAIR GROOMING .. • .. . • .. • .. .. .. .. 67c $1.25 OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE LOTION ...................... 93c '1.00 OLO SPICE MAN POWER DEODORANT .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. 73c $t.OO OLD SPICE SHAY I CREAM (R..ulor or Mtnlholl ......... . 73c BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Topntry Squaret, now 1hiprnent ..... . . ........... SOc uch Dreta Print, 36", 100% Cotton, beautiful poHerm .... 39c yd. $1.39 Vynocel Window Shadet, 36x36 white, ton, gr"n Solo $1 .00 59c Quodrigo Cloth, 36" Prints ond Solids •• . ... . Sale 49c yd. $2.95 ond $3.19, 54" Tapntry Upholat.ry, big selection patterns ond coloro-Solo $2.49 yd. $3.49 Plold CoHon Shill Blankets, 70x80 ...... Sole $2.69 pair Tier and Volonca Sot, drip dry broodcloth, buutlful oolld colora-$ 1.95 sot $1.69 and $1.89 Hit ond Min ScoHor Rug1, 24"x45" Solo $1.50 $1.00 Throw Awey B191, for all vacuum cluners Sol• 79c bot $2.98 Kirsch Two Woy Draw Troval'll Rod Length 30" to .S"-Sole $2.49 $1.19 45" Docron ond Cotton Poplin, solid colora Pnt.la nd dork ahadta-$1 .00 yd. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN THE TOY DEPARTMENT ON THE 1ST FLOOR $1.00 Ploatlc HORSE SHOE GAME SET .. ..••.. . .• •. , ... 69c $1.19 Flahar Prlco STRNGING BEADS ........•. •• , .•• . 88c $1.95 Flah•r Price POUND AND SAW BENCH .... ... .. $1.44 $1.69 Motta! MUSIC BOX GE·TAR ...... . .. .••..•••. $1 .19 $3.95 Hol'llman FULLY JOINTED DOLL . . . . . . . . . • • • . $2.69 98c WHAM.() SUPER BALLS . .. .. .. .. . • .. . . .. • • .. .. 77c $2.49 MoHel Fonner 50 GUN AND HOLSTER SETS . • . , • . $1.85 $9.95 Louis Morx ELECTRIC TRAIN SETS .. ....•• • , •. $6.00 $1.95 Fisher Price CREATIVE BI,OCKS .... , •.• , •••••. $1.65 $3.19 Fl1htr Prlco MILK WAGONS . . . . . . .... , ..•••.. $1.88 Bargains In Housewares 39c Jumbo 51.. Pock ScoHI PAPER NAPKINS . ... 3 for $1.00 $1.19 Fromed WOOD BARK PICTURES ................ 60c $1.00 CLOTHESPIN BAGS ............ ..•.... . . • •••• . 69c $1.00 WILLOW BASKETS . . .. .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. .. • • .. 60c $1.95 lnatont Roluae Aluminum ICE CUBE TRAYS .••• $1.50 $1.00 WROUGHT IRON TRIVETS . ....... .......... .. SOc 79c VAPOR BRITE OVEN CLEAJI!ER ........ .. . ....... 66c' 69c PLASTIC DISH PANS . .. .. . .. . .. • . .. . • • • .. • • . • . 44c $2.95 ond $3.25 WASTE BASKETS .. .... ... ....... , $1.50 $3.95 7 PIECE JUICE SETS . .......... ...... . , .. • . $UO $2.19 PAGODA STACK CANDY DISHES .• .. •.•...• •.. $1.50 17c I They predicted this would be the French leader's reply tt i President Johnson's letter on I NATO which de Gaulle was 1 said to consider "negative" and an evasion of the call lor ''tacUcal aegotistlons." I BARGAINS IN PURNITURI-3RD FLOOR $St.OO llmmoM Twin Sfu MATT. & lOX SPRING SITS .... ..It $46.0G ,219.00 SlmmoM HIDI A 810, lorly Amorlcon . . ..•• , , , ...It tUUO ,269.00 K,..hltr 2 Pltco LIVING ROOM IUITII ...... ,. Sot. '2tiO.OD .. 119.01 RCA WHIRLPOOL WRINGII WASHIII ........ Solt ,132.00 $119.00 7 PtiCI DtNITTI SITS . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. ........ Sole 1194.00 $129.00 Double DrotHr, Mirror, Chost tnd lookcolt ltd .. ..It 119.00 1191.00 ITUDINT DISK and CHAIR SITI ( I l - l .. .. .. lit. "'.00 $279.00 FRINCH PROVINCIAL lOP A ......... ~ .. , , •• Sole 1119.00 $299.00 RCA WHIRLPOOL OtSHWAIHIR ........... ·. · ..h $244.00 119.00 and 179.00 llrkllno SWIVIL ROCKIRS ltno .-PI Solt NII.OO $59.00 Kroohlor OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, D<!nllh - - ... .Solt t44.00 $1s'.Jo ILICTRIC PfRIPLACI LOOI ........ , .. .. . .. .. · Soh P.OO P£•w ~:'"'....- - -IIII!I'JIII!','lt Sheriff Robert C, bach's department ossilled ' the investlgat!oa of the Authorities discounted possibility of any danger today from a railroad car loaded with a chemical that deATLAM'A - AUTHORITIES ralled at the Hobson crossing of Route 7 about 11 p.m. raided 1 "clearing bouse for Thursday. sex" Thuraday and confiscated . It was one of six cars derailed according to State stacJ<s ol pornography and 8 H•ghway Patrol. They were part of an 82-car New York l!letnbership list containing the Central train. The crossing is three tenths of a mile names of several rorninent Atsouth of Middleport fantans. p CHECKS CHART _ Ri . . , No one a~ong the. live-rna• torn up. Damages were estimathealth commissioner Dr ~h}rdJmtth, a1e~t o~ the U. S. F•sh and Wildlife Service, and acting Meigs co t crew was InJured. offiCers sta~ ed at $15,000. I Ah dh k r Known at "Club Rebel," the ~ in the county the past y~a," sian~f~· s."r~ eO~ c eck a cha rt showmg areas in which rabid skunks have been k~~~ ed. . . I The tram was southbound from ~hne ;e:d 'm~•=":, or~anlution's p~bfication speci- 1eases, Ohio Department of .Health a~d at leit J~k R~~ II, of th~ veterinary unit, Division of Communicable Dis- The stx cars deratfed lncfud·j lrom Columbus to Dickinson, and thence to ete entire ahzotl in el~ssll•ed advertising ' • on ' ' ams, Me•gs County Game Protector.-sentinel Photo ed four loaded with rement, W. Va Traffic at the Hobson gation, will be the bluntly stating tbe sexual deone wtth pipe and anolher w1th crossing was expected to be , 1 f h. · of th chemical Th da ges ure o c r1st1an ""'' e membership. A ere was no nger blocked at intervals this morn- at a I 'd II . man and two women, one a from the chemical tank car. ac- lng as cleanup work proceeded ice s:~;-~'; ~· pgt~utlrl shapely redh~ad, w~re present Skunk rontrol measures were oflicial of the Division of Com. . cordmg. to Sgt. P. D. McCree- Howard Crider, 57, Galion, Pomeroy Jumor High · teflllfll,, when authorities raided the recommellded to 120 municipal Imum cable Disease Ohio De t I Smith, who Indicated his Impossible to cover the entire ~y, as II m no way was m post· was engineer on the tram. Otfl. 'audtlonum. club located In a posh double , and township officials of Molgs ment of Heallh c~nduc par -, department would be willing to c-ounty. I wn to turn over er crew members were Clarence I . lUIIe of reoms on the 18th Ooor !county by representatives of the lmeetin ' ted the ,asstSt m a control program, Dr Russell noted four ways [ Traff<e on Rt. 7 at the Hob- Baldwin, 62. Bucyrus. fireman; I Sponsored by the Meigs c-; '"''"'•••~,. of a high-rise apartment build· state and federal government Both g.with sanction I said etlher traps or toxofds could to curb rabies, bemg immuni-1son crossmg was blocked _lor a- C. R. Wyone, 43 , Columbus, con-' ly Juntor Chamber of lng. Friday night In lhe courtroom board 'of health s· id from the : be used Polson eggs, plainly zatlon of dogs and cats, sh·ay bout four hours, IICCOrdmg to ductor; Harold Flowers, 37, Co- merce, m cooperatton with ' ' of the courthouse. The meetln should be taken ' i a actmn marked and placed In specific dog control, wildlife control and /Sgt McCreedy The derailment , fumbus, brakeman, and L. I. Metgs County Mlmsterlal ": '~~;,;:;J;; ATLANTA MJIISiliSIPPI ' was SjXInoored by the Meig! reduc lh f 1 mkm~lately to areas, would be most economi- pubhc mformation left about 200 feet of lrack Morrow, 51. OrJent flagman soctattOn. the service will cep-, stands tnday 81 lhe fast state County Health De . e e oca_ s un jXIpula- caL Members of the .boa d . . ter about the theme, "MU. lnlhe South Where the poll tax Hi<'hard Smith u~tme~t~h l ~~~li~: ~~h~:a~~~ problem I~, Smith and Dr. Russell said health, Beulah Strauss' heal~ ' B• reftgton in Amenca ~ive," IIIII I• stiff a requirement lor vot- and Wildlife agent lor Already 20 cases '::re w"':id be best to c-oncentrate department administrative 8,. 1 llit. . '• Ohto and Michigan, and Dr. the county have been re r . e e ort m an area JUSt out- Ststant, Metgs County Game I man churches 0111 The U S S1u> Co In Jock Russell. veterinary unit this year. po ted Side . the more fJ<!f\~fated com- Protector Donald Williams, Dr. Y · . 1-1 ctecl~l~ Th urt =~mumiJeo, although tt woulct be E F. Maag, county commissionIn rapid· lire order, three Jo. ~ Vir inl , : y otruc · , . •s Robert Clark and Charles cal mml!ters Will a4dress lhe 11 Emphasized In Serv·JCe Skunk controJMe D . county Meet asures raw support ID I . 1 I I re:. -·-- - ,~·~•:'sin ~~ Jg Sandy PIan t T l!nK:r~h~r~e~r:~~p~~:~~~~ oBe QuadrupJ·e'd :~~·~n'~,:~~\-=.~· ~ ~~~g';v~: :~~~i:a~t" by~ y SWlf. l. d cATV Issu !~::~:tF"!.~~~a~~~:~:~ts~: Controvers I n g and dog warden George Lo8an mon. The ReV: - ~=~;l ' attended. of Heath Methodist Cburch, I Health department offtcials j dleport; the Hev. Joseph Krii!Y;~· said today leaders of all mcor- C FRA~K":ORT, Ky (Special) -. Kentucky Power lot Sl. Paul's Lutheran ch~II'Ciil.< porated villages Indica led their ! ompany s Btg.Sandy Plant at Loutaa, Ky' will soon be I Pomeroy, and the Rev. Rlellcooperation wtth lh quadrupled In SIZe. ard Martin of Grace Episeoplll roun ' and the Rutland are: :;og~am "Governor Edward T. Breathitt and Donald C. Cook, Church, Pomeroy Will take part. e I named the ftr t to d s een pr&;,J~ent of Ke~~tucky Power and of its parent, American i is s un ergo the Elect~tc Power Company, at a press conference here this The Rev. Donald Hicks of ibe , WHEEUNO W VA po on egg treatment. mormng announced plans for the company's construction Middleport Church of Cbrlal . 1\'•·•efing Steel Cor~.• eha;ging th!:SHINGTON (UP!) -For signals from the air and pipes 1 Henry opened the hearin s b • Iof a giant 800,000-kilowatt - - - ---Will conduct the worabip, mU..a l.•e~~cb of conll'act, filed a ' days, congressmen ffs- 1the programs mto subscribers' I explammg the FCC's g ! ste~m-electr!c generatmg three-year perind 1969-71 mg use of a pamph~ speclaiJr' lilt' million damage suit Thurs. ' ~n~ to b".;:kers_of Commumty I homes for a ree averagmg for greater controls f::i~ s u~ at Big Sandy. F. M Baker. of Ashland vice prmted for the occasK>D. ., day l~alnst U. S. Steel Corp. Ita~ke~~:ut cl:~v= t' (CA~)Iabout $5.50 a month. jurisdiction for tho ' first I i ed r:c8:~nt additiOn andd ref at- presidenl and general ma~ager ' A youth c~oir under directiGit and the Triangle Conduit and wide selection p ton an a M~vfng lnlo Cities over 1.200 CATV systems that ' fi ' cost ... are expecle . tt l ~I Kentueky Power. also partie. of Jaycee Ralph Werry will liJII C•~le Co. The suit charged ' of programs. Once_ aimed at rural areas,, use h1gh antennae, but not , , En i:pprolunately fiOO.mtlho~. 1pated m the press conference I an ollertory anthem. A 1~ Triangle 11 breached Jts contract Today, one thing was: clear: CATV 1~ movmg mto the l'Jties, 1 microwave relay equipment. / I is g .eermg work 00 . the umt and pomted out that the new 1oak cross and simple ••tm~y lli-l. lor the purchase of substantial A wide selection of controver- where ll offers clearer signafst He satd the controls were /o:ng forward rapidly a n d umt is expected It burn Z-mtl- bfe" will lend religious llllldt.:f.' qoantllles of stt1ll products sial Issues surrounds the extent and more_~aried programmmg.l1needed to slrtke a balance ) s'::r construction 18 ~xpected hon tons of coal annually. All phere It the stage. ·i,, 1 and United States Steel Corp.l"' which the federal govern- And . .'t s growing. FCC between CATV operators on the I Cars driven by VIlma Pikko'"June. The umt ts sch· of thiS fuel, he said, will be . . . .~ W"ongfuffy procured the ment should regulate, and CommissiOner E. William Hen- one side and broadcasters who )a, 51, Galhpolis, •nd Doris :led for commerctal opera- Jsupphed by Kentucky operators ha~~l =~~ISler~ ID lhe ~ brP&rh." restrict, the booming CATV ry estunated lhe growth rale at originate the signals on lbe Sayre, 40. Syracuse collided at Co 10 11969 · ' an~ transported to the plant td urg . "'orsbare m llili The suit ...ks m million f indus\fy. Ia system per day. CONTINUED On Page 7 i ::lj) a.m. Thursday· on Rt. 124 . m~ ellon ~ the unit will site on the Big Sandy River via ::~ ~ai~:presslon brollter~ damageo from Triangle and $jlf · . at the intersection of Cotlege St. raiSe 1 e plant s lotaf genuat- the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail ·, th . m ac~JOn, •Ion& 11111i~ millloo !rom U. S. Steel. NeiUt- / :"'e House Commel·co Com· J In Syracuse. Noone was injured. mg capactty lo 1,065,000 kw way's Big Sandy Branch. •tr congregations. '·f· er defendant lssue<l commenl !mltlee Thursday recessed until ' The State Highway patrol and make ll the largest _inves-1 "Our use of coal alone wifl ·•f on lhe suiL Aprll 5 its hearings on Said the vehicles met on • sharp tor-owned power stalton m the represenl an annual contribu.l proposals by the Federal curve and the Pikkoj11 car was cornm~nwealth. / lion of approximately ""mil.l LONDON - RED CIIINA'S i Communications Commission left of center. There was minor Prestdent Cook revealed that lion to the economy of Kentuc-' ~Jpreme leader, Mao Tze-tung, I ~~CCI to extend regulation damage to the Pikkoja car and the umt " lhe _first of three / ky," Baker stated. I was reported today te be grave- ! O:.rTn~TVih fir t SAIGON (UP!)- A company of U S Marines today moderate damage to the Sayre :i~w turbme; generators The turban-generator for the ly ill. thes . . e s go-round, turned back a Communist assault aim~d. t t k' car. . seven-sta e American new unil will be manufactured The diplomalic reports of tak e facts and Issues began to a section of the coplains where a valuable ;ce ~.;.ngi over . The patrol cited Mrs. Pikko- Eleclrtc Power System plans and installed by General EJec.l Mao'o Illness, which could not / e •h•pe. . . ing harvested. The Viet Coog fled under 3 heav P. s be- ja to Metgs county court March 1? place 10 operatl"? '" the Ap. tric Company. It will be t h • I Threo persons were ftlled, ... . be C<>nflrmed, followed ward Abotll 8 mdho? !3 or 4 per artillery counterattack. -- · - y atr and :15 on a charge of left of center. pafachta regton durmg t h• (Continued on page 71 case was continued, and from Peking that Mao had not . cent of the n&lK>n s famJIIes) It was disclosed meanwhile was shot down Thursda d . ot~er arrests Thursday were ------ --bonds were forfeited in ~=t~~ been seen iD public oral aov- i"o':" are . served by CATV, that 852 bombers h:om Guam raids over Communist y :.~~~ of Ray St. Clair •. 59, Rl. 2 BidCounty Court l<ldoy by J orrunent lunctiw for some I ~uch ~cks broadcasten• flew 8 double header mission Viet Nam and crashed 15 mile~ well, speedmg, Ctled to municiIFrank w. Porter, Jr. lime. .' ' . . Viet Cong ~sitlons 70 north • northwest of DOng Hoi raf :'"'',March 25: Charles 0. Paul Runyon, charted . northwest or Saigon early on the Tonki G If The . au rml t, 30, Pomeroy. no lntolcallon and ~klo& ...:·b~.~o.r:~l, BIJ'IOIS today. They struck • Commu- was reportednmrssing. pilot :rrator's license, cited to t~e highway ~y tbe 8 retal ed ove beea ntst training ond weapons A U S Ar CH 47 Chi . . etgs coonty court April I; Patrol , had bJS case ~lllni. . die ~ :e~lllage of Mid· area and a headquarters hefiC!Iple~ cr:ed Thursdan~ Paul W. Runyon, 23, Miners- Funeral services for James Survivors Include a daughter, He was placed 011 • · Jill e tii(Jneerlng soutb of the first strike miles ·northw y 0 vlfle, mca~cerated in the Meigs Harvey Eaotman, 83. Thora Ruth West Lake Ohio · bond. =lurol wort for A S. military spokesma~ base of Ues~ ~tAn C ~ county jail on charges of 'intoxi- who died l<lday at 3 a.m. at one grandso~. Robert Rdth Jr ' DamIf E. Smith wu Mlddl new holfdtq Ia announced that an Air Division troo . in cation and_ parking oh the road- Good Samaritan Hospital Seattle. Wash.; a grandd~ugb: $10 and cosl• lor permiltlnr Funeral servlceo for fare fdl<llo~...... tbe wei· FUl5 Thundercbief jel bomber Clfnook h't~al way, hearmg March 25. Zanesv!Ue, will be held Sunday ter, Roberta Jean Ruth at home unlicensed operator to Tmy, ill!, who died Thuraday ~ pom!enta" aero~ • .,.,. deCong grou~dnre 'u:U.uy a~ 2 p.m. at the Ewing in West Lake; one brother. Clar- Patricta ltatfield wu wlll be held Saturday morning~ •Bmaa tt Court- ...,_,_ _,_,..,. carries a four or 'ttve-m-1: :;:raas Memorial Htt~pltal With the Rev. Freeland ence Eastman, Horrisonvllle ; $10, and costs .., a DO at the Ewing Chapel at 10 I m I Gerold E H l<lday. A farge aHeadaaee II ex- crew laslona - Jean Carson, officiating. two cousins Everett Bissell tor ' hcenae cbarp lllltl with burial Jn the Beecb Gr~v~ 1 wUI • ..,.;....:·~:! tb_e firm ported ol lbe IDIRIII Sc..J..A. · W. Cofwnb1a; Lucretia Hhndes, Burial will be In Beech Pt. Pleasani and Clyde Scott' Pikkoja wos fined '10 IIIII Cenretery. , Moaey fer 'eoaslnt .. work. Rama, ••I•• wiU be otaged PLAN SUPPER Racine: Helen . Jeflers, Syra- cemetery beside his lite Pomeroy. ~lends may call at lor leh of center. He had served overseas In JIIUIIOMd of tltt by the Melga-Gaffta • MBSOII The Letart Falls Methodist •cu:•: Harold Lightfoot, Middle- Elsie Tehan Eastman. He the funeral borne anytime. Leroy Denney, flrltell4••• World War Illrl 1 medical un- beea llnred, ti..onl~c •: Area Boy Scouta oa Salltrday Church wlllllold 1 jitney sup- lpo~~.~!";..~k~, ~omeroy. member ol the Members tf Mineral Lodge of ~I onndseparato 0 0 lt and hiJ!IIIeen a depu\f siler- Mr, Zerlde, tdtbt and SlntlaJ a~ per beginning at 5; 30 m . , ng, Pome and Oddlellows members 2U are asked lo meet at the ••sa_ • Itt under bls father, A. 0. Traii Tilt oven& will be beld lD the Saturday, March 36, 11 P· u.; ~ ~~; ~,;:"~ M~a~~d Reeds- wlfl be pallbearers. He was half SUnday, March Z'l, at l ;:lj) ::•ng ~ cy, wliO will sberltf. He wu pre. SUPPER CAN. • • ' " ' - NaUOIIIII Gurd Armory 08 building. 1, Ju& Norr~ ~co . ' leport; former Supt. af the Meias p.m. to atlend the flmeral said Den an. ceded In ~~tail~ by hla panntl, The CELLED Ill. st, aora of PI, PJe-t • acme. ty Cblldrett's Homt. Eric Hart noble ll'and. ' $25 ney N Mr. and Mts. A. 0. Tracy, and March IIOUP dllll!ll' to be "Hattn. ea Sllurday wiD be ,. ' far 1 brother, •Ray. 1 28 81 1J¥ fire house Jn fram 7:31 It I:Je P>m. Old oa Survlvon Include 1110 broth- I Racine 1111 been cancelled lllladay front .•, ..... p. "'· Roy and Dane Trlcy. [tll I later date. ... TlteN will file llppNJd. I Ed Speneer, Commaniler of mater, 31 mlbtto "~ · ·" tJ the DAv ub me!llbera wbe at Meln ~Haem lfm!IW lllemes, ,.. dllploy by ... the Mlddlepqrl LecJoa Bill at Atlatlill,ql - None: '· ~~ IIIlis. . I a.m. Salttiday ll1tH'nlui to at- ~ - None, lend the ~~!(Vices. Frlellds may call 'ill the fiDitr·WEATHER II ~ at anytime, The fam• ,lflllly c!flltl)', 1 lillie ory Y opponen of the tax was expected to have a dtrect effect on Mlssl.,lppt's ' 1. tax. ~n. Jame• E~stland. Dsaid the courts deciSion h•s further degraded the rlghls of tht slateo as granted ! un1er the Constitution. M"'·:, A I 1 I t AutOS CoJbde I um! I S yraCUSe at I Intersechon . 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