http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2c8d70020d33085dcd028c782dfc6964.pdf f9401bd50721eb9ce74e078703fbf5fb PDF Text Text ' . !1.::-oaily ~~~el. ~y-Micld!eport, o.. X.Ch 21, 1888 Marn ·' IY About '1• •·- ·· ·M • h Ch · h· 50 f · D '' Mt: OfiO urc ng est rew '~ ~:.t,mated 200 Persons on Sunday J An e!(!J~ated ~-persons at- of Gallipolis ·~ ML ames tended~ songf~~ri:~O:.~:!i Hu~~n°1 w~ ~ lrlo, Jam!- People In I ' ' I i ·' Bookmobile Librarian is S~~ker ,. • At Racine Elementary rr.TA Meetmg t den[~ ~al- t~e' ~~~ng ~po~ ru~::l sch~l. Legi;~.,.,!~X· c~iary ~nit ~u~et vi~ m~nlty =-!~~ I I I enRo~sh J~~l ~o ·~. repo~· c~::r: ~pecial a · Memorial Funds ~.~:~=.':~~ Around And Are D'1scuss " eel Members lfere lllvlted 111 • tend a rv show, "Dilllll ,. About By Auxiliary ~llara:' with otber 1011111 Mt'ddleoort or! I fu ds ere one of uruts;_;._l-'- ..... Mem a n w Ac.. ...,..ueu.. were ·- The oounty b!lokmobile librar- et• for any member Interested lan was tlte speaker afl<r Mrs. in attending. Contact Mrs. Wllr Hoba k i pres!· ter Burke for reservations .uw " ed of the wluch must be In by AprU 11. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spring- e.. topics discussed when the eeived for the eye &laaes Mrs. Lois Ann Jones and Racine':ementaryP.T.A.Mon- Mrs. Deibert Van Meter re- er and daughter, Kimberly, otR'aclne American to New Jersey, and the afternoon p to rella Ward, '11lelma Robinson children of Columbus were day evening at the grade ported on County Council meet- Ada, Ohio, spent the weekend first h urc rogram featuring area and Marsha Bowles and plano weekend guests of her grand The Pledge to the flag was gJV- lng at Chester. Sbe also with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. rs .. d t'a resided ' B k rea Mg senger "Do You numbers, and number by Kenneth R<•berts. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard en in unison and tbe Parent ed!on the Summer Speech Chn· EIHir Lewis. pr:l was' acting chapwas read lip jom ~~ a fellowship hour. The , Guest ministers were the Rev. Campbell. Teacher PDrayherl was read by Boalcandd noteldd thbeat thete-Cotedun~ Mrs. Don Burkey, Marietta, Jain the absence of Margaret Mrs You::: db Ih L G Ida Included le . r wou ·'If spent Monday with. hber mother' Roudashelt. A commun Ica lion A. dinner ,will . be serveel ~ event was sponsore y e . ause oI GaltipoI'"· R e v. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rill were I Mrs B . ·ness the se<re- he~ping with this m project .. Senior Choir of the hOst church I Robert Butcher, Stewart, and business visitors in Pt. Pleas· ! ta '7'1 report by Mrs Gordon there are enough pupils tmd Mrs. C. Ad_Emnus . ts I M from Anne Eshelman, who bas the Eighth District Legion ConGuest choirs included the i Rev. Frank Cheesebrew, Mid- ant. W. Va Friday. lw~t sand Mrs Waloor Burke parents interested. ' Sunday mn~ gues Ho k!· been appointed department sec· terence to be held at the LeLakm State Hosmt•l choir di· dleport. . Mrs. Mary D. Oman of Sagi· j treasur.r re~rted a bal'an~ The room banner and award land Mrs. Fie ng aw. ms retary - treasurer was read. gion , Hall on April 3. The reded by Mrs. Fitzwater: the j The welcome was given by naw, Mlch, and Mrs Donald of 186 42 'The Southeast Dis- was won by Mrs. Ann Chap. I were Mr. and Mrs. WUham The Memorial Fund to the traveling prize donated by Tn<'dstone ChOirs - the JUnior I : " church dining room follow· Bennett and children of Ponl· ltrwt ~ii·day Conference at -man's sixth grade. Room mot~· Longstalf ?I H~ndersen, W. Va. late Marie Moore is $1200 ~s Leora Young was awarded lo choir. direcled by Mrs. Rose ' mg the program. The refresh- iac. Mich., have returned to ' Chauncey Elemenlary School ers will be contacted soon . •· The latter s blrihday was ob- reported by the National Chalf· ~rothy Spencer. RefreshStoney. and the Senior Choir, ment table was centered w•lh their homes, after a visit with . on April 16 was announced. The bout the Easter Party for the served durmg the day. man on. C!Jiid Welfa_re. Another ments were served by Leora .11rs. Robert r.reen ; Kelvert an. arrangement O• yellow Mrs. Chnrles Withrow and Mrs . . P.T.A. will pay for dinner tick· children. The nominating com- Mr. and Mri. Robert Mitch fund bemg started m her hdn- Young and Mary Roush. Choir of Stewarl, directed by spn~g flowers. Myrtle Warren Nora Roush. [ mittee appointed was M r s. and sons, Steven and Dav1d of . . 3 Miss Mildred T bier; the Hag- p:es1ded at the punctJ bowl. Mr. and M". Jack Cummins Betty Roush, Mrs. Hoback Wheehng, ~· Va: spent the les Murray of Pomt Pleasant, AT TOWN HALL gi Choir of the Stewart •rea Serving on the committee of and family of. Columbus spent lllld Mrs. Etta Mae Hill. weekend w•th tbeJr. parents, Mr. W. Va. and theJT son and daugh· A Social Security representaunder the direction of MrR. Bus· arrangements were Mrs. Arn· the weekend w1t~ theJr pare~ts, Mrs. Hoback Introduced Mrs. and Mrs . P. L. Milch and son, ter-ln-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ken· live will be in town hall Ia 1, CUrtis, and the host junior old Richards, Mrs. Campbell ,Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cummms Vilma Pikkoja, the Bookmobile Larry ~btch and Mr. and Mrs. neth Murray of Columbus. Pomeroy this Thursday, Marcil choir, accompanied by Mrs. Harper, Pansy Banks and Myr· ·of Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Librarian. She said they on the John Sc1?es. Larry has Just re- Kenneth Dav1d See, son of 31, from 10 a.m. until 12 noon Campbell Harper. and the sen· tie Warren. Viclor Brown of Mmersv1lle. Bookmobile have the privilege ceived hiS army d1~harge foi- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth See of to assist persons In signing up lor choir accompanied by Mrs. Mrs. Eugene Houdasheft and Election of officers was held , Of meeting the part of the child lowmg a 2-Year serviCe. Laurel-S!, Middleport, was lak· for Med1care. Tbursd.lly marks Irving Bumgardner. Randy and Becky of Pomer~y when the One Won One class of parents do not know. Mrs. Pik· Mr. and Mrs. Eustace Wilson en to Holze~ Hospital Monday the end . of the Initial enronSperial numbers included a and Mr. and Mrs: Howard DaJI- the Pomeroy First Baptist koja read an article titled, and son, Andy,, of Point Ple~s- where he wJII be confmed fqr ment per1od for the medicallllvora l number by Mrs. Ralph • · ey and son Kevm, Middleport jchurc~ met recently at the "Has Your Child Been Short- ant, W. Va., VISited Sunday With several days for observallon surance part of medicare, Woods anr children of ~!hens, were Sunday guests of their [borne of Mrs, Harry L. Bailey, Changed in Literature'" her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl and treatment. His room num· and solos by Mrs. Edith Lee parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett EaSI Main St. with Mrs. Lor- She read several lists of books Mattox. her Is 271. He is a sixtb grade Earth's driefi .spot II the Ala~ -·-~--Da1iey. I ain Sterrett as co-hostess. that children should be acquaint· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rue student. cama desert m Chile. MONDAY Miss Jan ~'Tilth returned to ' . . 'ed with and also distributed and family, J. T. and Sue, Patj,~~~=======.:.,=======--; JANE HOWELl TENT her studiOS at OhiO State Um- 1 Mrs ..J. E. Foster, VICe presl· booklets containing lists of Miilen and Kathy Spengler were . : · V ' ·! vmily. Columbus Sunday, af- ' dent, oonducted the meetmg b!loks enjoyable to children. in Chesapeaek Sundll)' Daughters of Uruon Melerdans ter spending a 10 days spring which opened with the class She stated that $15 000 worth of Mr and Mrs Willis' Aleshire Will meet at DAV ha 11 on •Y · · ·th h t M H K Me S1"nging fol· ' ' ' at 7·30 m vacal•on w• rr parens, r. song, ~ eeps ' ' . b!loks were purchased last year. of Dayton, and Orville Cham· 1f you O'lr'll a cheap powermower now, )'<XI probably Mow al ~ OU I NO 62 of the In- !and Mrs. Glenn Smilh. Ilowed w•th the Lords Prayer '? After the progra.!D group hers of Georgia, are here due Ctkp8RSiWI repair bills and D1iserable summer Sattt~rdays. You'• Mo'llbm of the Youth FeJ." lernationai Order of .lob's I Mr and Mrs. Jack McDowell umson. Mrs. Dale Wtppel prefSJ· adjourned to the lunch room lor to the death of their mother, probably ready for a troubfe·free TORO. Come on Ia h M"ddl , and son Stevie of Columbus 1dent. thanked Mrs. Poster or refreshments of cookies and colH be C!J be 11 :ti\\~hlp o~ ~ . e . . ' epor Daughters will meet at Ihe I were su'nday guests of her bro- 1filling her office and the class 1 f ed b . d d Mrs. er rt am rs. Chur<'h of Christ VISited Sund'ay Pomeroy Masonic Temple, Ither and sister-in·law, Mr. and for flowers, cards and prayer , : s~rv y secon gra e Mrs. Don Graber has return· :du·rmiOn at lht> Count.~ Home. Monday, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs Karl Grueser and sons. I durmg her illness. Officers elect. others. ed to her home in Cleveland ofWall plaques of ChrJSt made j WEDNESDAY ~- and Mrs. Mason Fisher ed were Mrs. Bailey, president; GIVE A DINNER ter being here with her mother, "-' thr _group were presented , WILDWOOD r.ARDEN Club and Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Vidor Young Sr., vice Mrs Ross Evans entertained Mrs. E. M. Wood. •'ilrl reSJdenl, and employes and will meet at the home of Mrs.! Ernest Harris were Sunday . president; Mrs. Foster, secre. ' with ~ Jinner Sunday at her Mr. and Mrs. W~yne (Brac1•' I he matron. Two plaqu'l" I Karl Grueser Wednesday at ' evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. tary: and Mrs. S!errell, treas· h M lb A ' G l ky) Wood and famliy have rower~ also pt"esented to Chil- 17:.30 p. m. with Mrs. Mason Karl Grueser and sons. urer. w:eMrs~ G~a~e H~~s of u~: turned to their home in w.est ,Jren s. Home, tor the boys and I F•sher as co-hostess. Mem- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Howell Devol ions were led by Mrs. lumbus and Mrs Ma Evans Palm Beach, Fla. after bemg ~lrls ..llvmg rooms. ~t the Ch~l· j hers are asked to .bnng flower have returned home after a vis I Aten Sjain who had a medi· and son, Dennis, ~f M~er:tville. c?lled here due to the death of 1 lren ~ liome Angela Martm seeds for the Jumor Garden , il in FloridE with friends . taUon on Spring which concern· h1s father, C. L. Wood. They <ang •wo songs, .Jesus Loves ; club. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Swan and :ed the Easter lily, the symbol . PLANNING GALA were accompanied by Mrs. ·\II Ltllle ~hlldren of the World~ ! MIDDLEPORT LITERARY c~ildren. Tim, .lack and Tanya i of Christ. Sh~ also read Mal· WASHINGTON !UPI) -The Georgia Wood who went as far a~d. For (Jod So Loved T h . Club meet:; Wednesday after· Jane. of Columbus were week· •thew. 2~: 17·20 and had ~e~~ral Republican Congressional Com· as Knoxv1.1le, Tenn. where she \\orld . h noon, '-1arch 30 at tht> home of end guesls of hrr grandp rm:mts, !med1tahons on the crucJ£uuon. mittee is planning a $500-a· will be w1th her daughter and Atte~~~ng ~ror:' thed c:tr~ Mrs. Bernard Fullz on F'a1rtanf' Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Gibbs, i A solo. Were You Ther e was couple "centennial gala" here family, Mr. and Mrs. Waller ~en" 1 : · usan an. e~Je 1 Drive. Book rPviews will in· Mulberry Av~. : presented by Mrs. Elmer Wick. l June to han r House GOP Boehm. 7 I .erlarh Kathy MrEJhmney RIC· elude, "Womeo Should Re AI - Mrs. Grace Hess of Colum- : ham and Mrs. Joseph Cook read : Leade, Gerald ~ F rd Mi h Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey0 t ~ ·• doo, Huntington, W. Va. visited kv an~ J:'~hle ~lplett, Rev. iowed," prepared by Mrs. Ren bus spent lhe weekend with her ia meditation, "The Presence of 1 and ; . . · 8 1 over the weekend with Donal . IC an son, Dougla.s, 1Phil!:ion, and ··ch·armers or : sister, Mrs. Ross Evans. IChrist," by Dr. Strong, to I H 0 Rrals~l' mon~y ~beet their and ~dvtsors, M~s. Fra"!IID !Cranks.'' given by Mrs. Rod-. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neville dose the devotions, . ouse. epu Jean .1mcu n 8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. James .\1artm. and Chll~ren. Anoela !ney Downmg. Holl (' tilt rPsponst> and family of Findlay were Hcfre:;;:-rments were served by m their fall campaigns, Brewington and Mr. and Mrs. and Margo and M1 s. 0. A. Mar· 1 will be • '"P"rnalurol experJ· weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. the hostess to those named aLuckeydoo of New Haven. ' ltn. •nro. •Geor.ge J,ogan, Hem.lock Grove. jbove and Mrs .. Ellen Couch, HOSPITAIJZt;D Rick Oiler, a student at MiElh I K I p Mr T T Sh it M WilJie B. Cross, Racine, is a MJSs e oemg o ame· ' . s. . .. e on, r s. surgical patient at HoI z e r ami University, spent the weekl ro~· and Mrs. Raymond Knder ,(reorge Skmner and a guest, . end with his parents Mr. and , Brrlhrlay Ob.•f'rver of Syracuse spent several days ' Mrs. Harold Jeffers. . Hospital, Mrs. Richard Oiler ~nd son, Pomtroy1 Ohio 1B M A I last weel: wtth the'r aunt, Mrs. I Hostesses for the Apr~! meet· ts Steve H was accompanied by Headquarters for Lawn Mowers and : ,\' rs. rc rfr , Dana Pick and their brother lng will be Mrs. Cook and Mrs. H CLAIM TO FAME I ·te •it brother Joe Hart 1 lAST TIME TONIGHT 8 1ra rn Y. I and sister-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Shain and 1he new offi<'f!rs will Chaires E. Ashburner was • . Linoleum Tile F oor Coverings - TV WALT OISNIY'S 1 Mrs. Margaret Archer was 1H 1 K . 0 1 Lo B0 Ito be . 1 11 d 1 this r employed on April 2 1908 as from Hawan, also a M1ami U. S . L t Of F p k' 5 "THAT OARN CAT" ' guest of honor at a family din· ~ ey :~:g w· l~g ~· ~_a__:__a_ __ ITlee Ill(._ l~e first city ma~ager ' of . student. ervrce - 0 s ree ar tng pace - "TechnioolorDrive Out To Elberfelds Warehouse On HO ¥i<Y Miiis, Dean Jones, n~r giren in observance of her Coo~~/~1 Br~~ksvi'n~a~nd Mr: with his sister, Mrs. Louise Da· Slaunton, va. He was the first Weekend guests of Mrs. Clara Dorothy Provine bJrthday W<'dnesd.Jy evenmg and Mrs. w. R. Cooper and vis. man in the United Stale! to I Murray were her son and dau· Mechanic Street. Fe•turette: Flune by 1 Flint 1 at I he home • her daughter, son, Bryan of Columbus were \ Miss Gloria Buck returned to bbo~ld~suLJ(c~h~al_l"po~s~l ·ti~on":· _ _ _ _!.!g~h~te=:r-:IJin~-i~a.":w~, Mr~·.Jla~nd~M~rs:_.~Cha~r:J,-...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.,..,.,.,..,...,..,..,..,,.,,.,,.; Olantv Cartoon I Mrs. Mary f.rossen and daugh~ weekend guests of the form1~r's [!ler studies at Kent University Adminlon 75c & 40c ' lers, Cheryl and Pally. , parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. . Monday, after spending a ten .Mrs .. Ar<'her was present.ed : Coopt!r, Mulberry He1ghts. days spring vacation with her Wedn•td•y and Thun.dav I March 30-31 . w1tb g1fts and_ cards along w1th Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Raub , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gail NOT OPEN a decorated birthday cake com- spent ohe weekend in Columbus ,Buck and her brother, Jon. . piete with "J9" candles,Elmer bak- ~~~1!·~~~~-~-~~wm~·~-~&;[;gaaRU~W~ - -Frldty 1nd Stturday 1ed by her 'son-in-law, April 1·2 I Burns. Other family members "WINTIR A.QQ.QO" present were Mr. and Mrs. - Terhmcolor7Bmes Stacy, Wm. Wellman, Charles Archer and family, Mrs. BN·t-rly Adams Betlv Hothgeb. Mr. and Mrs. "THE BEOFORO j El~er Burns, Mrs. Crossen INCIDENT" and Cheryl and Pally and Mrs. Richard Widmark. Sidney Pollier, .lames MacArthur, I Archer. A daughter in Massa· P.m Purttnan I chusetl3 was unable to rome. p,.meroy \ frr I e SO('JAJ CA J, r,~ NDAR -· County Home Visited By BETR~L t~e I Court Overturns Divorce Decree I I 1 1 1 1 I VISIT ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE MECHANIC STREET IN POMEROY MEIGS THEATRE I , 1 I I . 1 I SUNDAY, MONDAY, ond TUESDAY April 3-1-S SALE MOVED UP "THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER'' : The bake sale of the Youth ! ' Feliows~ip of the Middleport i - TechnicotorJohn Wayne, Dean Martin, i Churrll of Christ scheduled for 1 Martha Hyer 1Saturday, lms been changed to ' Admitsion: 7Sc & 40c 1 Saturda;. April 9, al the Wes~ ! 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' ' ' ' I , •,' ~ "!~ ' , I • 06 . ~ 0 chool ampa •nc1-. .... 1. .: lhMfltJ T-o T'M lm.r•" Ot 2''M MflpMGIOrt .4,.. ~ ~ "-~...,--~~ ~------------------------------------------------------------~----._~------------------------------~--------------------~----·~. 06~ VOL XVII NO. 282 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1966 I ; '. ,\i'\" \l l ~,r.O Trouble-free with a capital "T'"· Y fh Group at.: ' {.~ ·~ I O W O ne On ne Class Elects New Officers •• ID the WORLD • �• ., '· •< Clay Wins, Faces Draft 1 .. BATMAN ROUTINE - Colorful collumlnJ will be f,_tund In a Batman routine by Pomeroy· IDJb School vuPONY CHORUS - 'l'bell D1De Jlrla eompo11 tile Pony Cbonll ol Pomeroy HIJh Scbool'a vlll'lety allow, IIi IDDUII 1ity cheerleaden In the vlll'lety show tbl1 Thursday and J'rlday IIIJbt at 8 p.m., In the JUD!or IDJb auditorium. Left preaentatlon, to be ataged In the Jnalor IDJb andltorlum at 8 p.m. ThUl'lday and J'rlday. Left to right art Paulettt to right. are Becky Neate, Shirley Baller, Jenll)' lleneblnl, IJllda HIQY, Sally Globabr, Sandi Hendrlcka llld Terri Hudaoa. Cathy FuJt&, PtQY Hoffller, ltalldl GruNR, l:aJ :McGowaa. MlJIIe Lepr, .Jannlfer Bllbllel, llarJ l'rlllela Fultz. - Sentinel Pboto. 1114 Nucy 'ntua. - 8111t1H1 Photli. 1-Dally leatlael, Pomeroy·lllddllport, 0., ltii'Ch 80, 1948 ~~~-11.1 1111 IIJ.-1,..., u...l'llllblt lhoM tour J....Wit, ... leltor to ..m ........ lo rorm four .,.ln1117 wor4o. ,,,_ v,.,,. I ALZEH 1 (] .. MARKET III tBOAINT I Open 8 ID 8-MoJL Thru Sat. WHAT i~~iE MARii~IS I!!FOirE t.UNCH CAlol lAAKE. Big Store RACINE ..., Low Prices With Small Store Friendly Atmosphere and Courtesy!! Stolelg •1 Sale! STOKR.Y'S TOMATO JUICE • • • • • Clnl STOKELY'S 1401. bots. TOMATO CATSUP· STH 6 PEARL STS.- RACINE "The Store With A HartN s 303 Rosenbaum Leads Campaign (C811tlnued From Page One) prehenslve high school for bui to all citlzena .r Ibis dis- ~l!l'ades nine through twelve. trlcl. Never before In ~· hl.!tory of oor rounty have we bad a pro1 It Is beeause of the Import- I ject to equal three mltllon dollllce of this decision that we lal'!l. blve employed The Education· a1 l!urvoy Department f r o m Not only have never bad Ohio Unlvonlty to aoslst us. one. but a project of this am'lblt depsrtmenl, which Is well I ount in11 never been attempted. qualmed In Its field, wltl make These state funds, however, 1 thorough Iurvey et our dlstrlct l' are not available until our di• and report to us tis findings on tr!ct hao reached ill m11Imum the feulbutty of proposed loca- l bonding capacity. tlom. These flndings. 1 should , It is for this reason that your lmpbaalu, wUI be only In the I board of educaUon has placed t>rrn of recommendation•. upon the ballot at the May 3rd A obnilar lllrVty, and ene, I !Primary this proposed bond might add. that wlll proh&bly 1ssue. haVf more bearin~. will be I Because to have consolldafllnducted by the Building Sec- : lion without the benefit of a new · tion of The State Department of hi(.l school would be to defeat Education. ·the very purpose lor which It Ltt "' never be led into think- I wao Intended. , lllg that when someone put! ! Without • new high school, two million dollars into a Build- . we will never meet lhe need tng Program they wilt not also Ithat •rists in our district for have something to do with choos ospandlng educational programs tng the location upon which It , to prov1de the baSJe skills to :•ill lit constructed, whel~er Jt lllve_ID present day society. .be an Individual , the Federal . Without a new high !1Chool, Government or the State of ! we will never satisfy CJe need Ohio. . thai exists for a complete vocal would again emphaslze that tiona! program offering such thio question wilt be given tho Icour!lel; •• agriculture. high utmost consideration and study Iskill stenognJpher training, by this board before 1 declo- · home economics, the machinist !on is reached. i trade, auto mechanics, and cosThis. In 1 nutshell, Is where •metology. w• stand at the present time. i Without a new high school, For a number of years we i we will never be able to get ecbave ,.en con,olidation taking Ionon:ucal , ~attmum use of our place all around us, as well as . admmmtrahve personnel. t:Iroughout the entire State. We I And to sum it up, without 1 bavt slso known that sooner new hifti school, we could nevor later the time would come er provide a complete, cemprewbtn It would happen tn our hensive program which wlll pr0o owa communitieo and that some v1de th• broad curriculum neearrangement would then hav• essary for our young people to 1o be made for the construction compete in the world today. of a new high !IChool. Yes, we do have a challenge. Thai time has now arrived. All of you here lenigbt will Just as modern and sclentlf· be asked, I am sore, to assist In it methods have moved the rest i thi.o campaign. We hope you wUI or our world forward, so does respond favorable. it move eduC"&tion. We must be I Your chalnnan wiD need your certain that we, on the local lev- help. Yoor school board n!eds el ace prepared to meet t h • ! your llelp. This is why we call challenges in oor fast moving · upon you tonight, one a.nd all, world of today, in the education- to loin With your drairmon, al field. yoor friends, and your neighWhen the consolidation Issue bora from Bedford, Salisbury, was put forth, we were aaaored ! Middleport, Northwestern and tllat if it pused a •luable grant Pomeroy so we may to forward lrould be fortbcomtng from the ~nlted in our efloM lo pau thla kate of Ohio Ill 111111 us ill our wue. program. No GDe at that t!mo We have a remarkable oppor. llowover, could ba•e been so l tunlty. We have a worthy prto IJllimiltlc u lo think it would Ject. And If 1ucceslful, we may lpproacb lbe ••••111t anrded ba JII'GIH) of 011' elforl for yem II 111 In J lllllllrl' et IIIII year. to Clllla. STOKELY'S "PING" STOKELY'S "PONG" w• PINEAPPLE· ORANGE DRINK- KRAFT Cold W9ter SURF qt. .f't~l-1'ala I l1c Reg. Size 49c i Box FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE In Juice Decanter Jer 10oL j1r $,.19 ICE MILK 89c Buttermilk J9c Ful• V alu Protlure Bugs/ FRESH, LARGE 30 SIZE FI!JIT FILLED Tbla IJ'&DIIollla IJIIli'OXimale. Tllil 1Cboo1 dlllrict II made ly two mllliall dollar, tbe 11rge1t up of lilt flllltt people lD 1h e linglo crant o1 IIIJ kind, mr world. Ill children deserve 1111 received In Mel!js County. · IeducaUonal program tltat will Tbil aDlllllllt, toaether with give them the opportunity lo what we are ukln1 from the . pr•pare for the future. 1tood illut, would iJn tur cJia. II II lm)IOI'Ianl that ow ef· lrict J'OUIIbiJ tbree mllllnn doJ.. fori nJeell with IU<Ilell. Wltb lan fGt 1111 ~ I I d Jllvr.lltlp,.,. JIUI' llO\)IIIlllloa ..llipplllc ol a l,GGI popll CGJDo IDIIJOUI' foil, wt will IIICO Ud. STOKELY'S PUMPKIN 1 Clftl eAPPLf ePEACH•• ecHERRY J:$1 2~~29c Ful• Valu Meat Bugs/ GRADED GOOD . QUALITY BEEF CHUCK ROAST c lb c be h. GOLDEN CARROTS l·lb. 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Doctors diagnosed 11 called after 4'k innings because as exhaustion, a cond1twn that of raln. has plagued Mays throughm ost Need Power Hi!tero CHICAGO IUPI) -A federal of his 15 seasons with lhe San The Dodgers could use grand jury opens hearings Frandsco Giants. of !he power of Ken today on underworld influence "There are two kinds of whom they traded away in professional boxing, alleged fatigue that bother me," said l!lli5. McMullen slammed mob. death threats to he~- ~ the National League·s Most. homers to account for five vywe1ght Erme Terrell, and a Valuable Player. "During the in leading Washington to rumored showdown between the baseball season 1 get worn out fifth straight victory, 1 Black M~sllms and tlle !lew from rnnstant pressure. In the triumph over Kansas City. York Mafia. off-season it's more the Harrelson and Dick Bernard (Bernie) Glicknlan, number ~~ public appearancos homered for the Athletics. who says be used to be and dinners and things." Matty Alou singled with Terrell's manager, is e~pected I Hitting Well bases loaded and two out in to. be the governments star The 34-year-old slugger, who ninth inning to give Witness. Glickman was brought I needs just seven home runs to a 6·5 decision over the here Monday by U.S. marsh:!• surpass Mel Ott's career total White Sox, who lead from St. Loms and " m he I of 511 has shown no signs of Grapefruit League with a Hearings Commence In Chicago PIES Potatoes· 1 I Clnl FRENOI FRIED MORTON'S FAIRMONT 1 G1llon C1rton 303$ .Dtl!rt Departnaeiet FAIRMONT 18"2Cycle 20" 4Cycle, 3H.P. · SJ1·•,,,:1,!if1'/. ,_,. Self Adjusting Wheels, Recoil Starter MODEL 8D414 22" 4Cycle, 3H.P.- S64·" MODEL BD381 24" Riding Mower .s2S9·95 4 H.P. 2 Speed MODEL BD380 24" Riding Mower- S199·95 ." 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The never being knocked nff bts feet mingled wltb the blood oourillll in (8 pro fights-and earned the down his face and be - lilodde~redj respect of the crowd of 13,540 with the impact of CIDy's . .ghts and in the later rounds. ~·Busclt~t•anll His roondhouse n once did he take a ~ lefts frequently landed beto_w step as he mere lb8n lived Clay's belt-referee_ Jack 51 ~ to his promise to rarry vers commented With a la~gh light to lbe champion. ~t Cbuval~ fouled Cas:'"' The victory extended Clay'• IOO limes -but be ept unbeate• record to 23 victorlea, carryl~g the fight to the including 18 knockouts. champion. knocked out Listen In one round "I just hope to get aiJother at Lewiston, Maine, May 25, chance to fight him," saidlt965, and lmockedo ul PallersoR Cbuvalo. "Tbe next time I'd be is 12 round• at Lu Vegas, in better cendititn aad I'd Nev., Nov. 22, 1965, in two SET TO GO - When Sandy Koufax, left, and Don Drysdale, right. reported h r knock him out in a return bout. previous defenses. Tht loas was practice Tuesday, It was not with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The holdout pitching """"II "I've got no beef with tbe the 12th in 48 bouts for showed up at a Hollywood Bludio to rebearae for tbelr rolelln I picture atarrlnJ t.MJOoll decision," he added. "I felt I C h u v a l o . v::i::si::.on::._-:h:::ea:.:dli::·::ne::r__:D::a::VI::.d::..:.Ja::ns=se::n:._,.:::ce::n:::.te:.:r::..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - was in control io quite a few The gate was aiHIOUDced by spots but I won't quarrel. He's t be Gardens as b 11 wet n All-Stars a gold fighter but I think I've $165,000 and $175,000a nd it was feught fighters just as clover." est.imated that the income from "II anything, I feel we lO closed circuit television deserved a draw," said Irv locations in the United Ungerman, Chuvalo's manager. and various delayed teiE!Casls Ill The Pomeroy High Sch<lol aBd Don Swisher, and Sopho"But the only way yoo can be and motion pictures lrack team, coached by Bud mores David Michaels a n d certain of victory is to put the reach 1350,000. Clay's cut of Bickel, will opeR its schedule Jack Stanley. man on the canvas." receipts is 50 per tent April 12 in a meet agaillst Pt. other seniors working out There were no knockdowns Chuvalo getting 20 per ceat. Pleasant at Pomeroy. are Leonard Lyons, Guy The area around Pomeroy's gent, Bennett Roush, and Ted footllall field will serve as the Morarity. First year juniors track for e.e Panther's borne are Bill English, Tink Triplett, meets according to Coach Duane Brickles and JobD Wolfe. Bickel. Twenty-seven boys, in- llophrmores, in addition to eluding mne lettermen, are out two lettermen, ~Randy ~e<!ts ',I T9RONTO IUPll - The for the spring sport. Mike O'Brien, Loring Vaughan. prelbUiary faels and figures Middleport High School thl11-ljunior, sprints: !'!!lays: "Don't make me loot bad, The veterans include Seniars Jerry Well, Bobby Shaffer, Mike Gil lbe Clay • lllavaloligbt at clads began hard work Tuesday Cheadle, junior, dlstaoce . EIJy. WI the ball Carson Crow, Bill Nease, Jell I Sawyer, Jack Mowery and RobMaple Leol Gardens: in preparation for their first rel3ys; Dave A!f.lley~ semor, else!" Gibbs, Charles Hayes and Don ert Reeves. Freshmea are Jim Altiolld.,... - 13,MG. trark and field meet of the field; Sam Hot!d. JUniOr, spronts, Napper; Juniors Andy Lee and Richard Lemley. Gnlso re<eipll - $1115,0110 spring seaS<lR next Wednesday relays; Larry Vance, senior Coach Bickel said hurdles .. tl75,1100. when Pomeroy High comes field, relays: Ronnie Chicago (NL) 12 Cleveland 10 for the team are being providEatlmated receipts from downriver. Isenior, sprints; Rod San Francisco 2 California 1 ed, courtesy of Aaron Zabl, doled elreull television lD 48 The Pomeroy invasion,a kind senior, sprints, and Minnesota 2 Los Angeles 0 ' .ehool industrial arts teacher. locallons in tile United Slates of •·practice" meet, will show, Swartz, senior, relays, !game called after 5 innings, In addition to the 11 meets - $3Zt,IOO. Coach Bob Ashley believes, others out for a cbanoo rain) already scheduled, Coach BlckOiblr anelllary rocelpG- how the squad of nine lettermen run are Kenny Russell, B U 11 d Presa International New York (AL) vs. New York el reported there also will be $11,... and 7 otllers will fare in weeks distances; Allen Oiler, Y n • . (NL) (canceled, wet grounds) three or four meets sclleduled . . ·to come without the two - man more, sprints, middle distances; National Leagne Baltimore vs. Detroit later at Middleport. Iitle fight to go 15 reunds smce track gang of 1965, the brothers! Dave Sigman, junior. distances; W. L. Pel. celed, rain) · SCHEDULE 10 6 ·625 Boston vs. Houston (l!llnceled, April 12, Pt. Pleasant, 4 p.m. In Maple Leaf _c,,rdens ":llh his Alnn and Bruc• Wallace, both Mark Tannehill, sopbomore, . York 11 7 ·611 rain) Rocky Marc1ano decJSJOned graduated. It was Alan in the broad and high jump, relays; PJttsburgll April 14, Eastern, 4 p.m. 10 7 ·588 St. Louis vs. Cincinnati Ezzard Charles m 1954. . sprints and Bruce in the midole Fred Robinson, senior broad Houston April 20, Wabama, 4 p.m. 10 7 ·588 celed, wet grounds A 7-1 favor~bl, Clay Bald he distance runs, high jump and 1 and high jump, relays; · St. LouiS April 22, At Eastern, 4 p.m. was told by hiS handlers that broad jump who led the squad Gilkey, fresl!man, d1stancea. San Francisco 10 7 ·588 Atlanta vs. Philadelphia lean- April 25, RaclDe, 4 p.m. 9 8 ·529 celcd, rain! he was behind oo points after to victories last year. 1 Coach Ashley said lhil . Atlanta April 'll, At Gallipolis, with 10 8 the oeventh round and ex- Lettermen returning and the Iday is the last day new candi- ChJc.ago Wednesday's Games Jackson and Kyger Creek, 4 p. 7 12 ·388 Baltimore vs. Chicago (AL) plaiDed that wao why he events they are expected to com- , dates for the sqll3d may appear. Cincmnatl . m. 13 3 5 11 "began to trade more punches pete is are John Blake, senior, Ronald Pine is assistia& Coach PhltadelphJa • St. Louis vs. Boston April 30, .SEOAL meet, OU, with bim." distance runs; Leland Brown, Ashley. Los Angeles, Lea 5 12 .29 4 Atlanta vs. Detroit 330 p.m. Clay knew he was is a light Amenean gue Kansas City vs. Philadelphia May 4, Kyger Creek, 4 p.m. from the opening bell when the Ch ~- ~- p7'; Cincmnati vs. Los Aogeles May 5 Ironton Relays i p.m. 6-foot, 1-iach challenger waded lcago : · California vs. San Francisco May 9, Middleport, 6 p.m. 6118 into him with flurries of rights ~ ~ ·667 Washington vs. New York (NL) May 11, At Kyger Creek, Galand lefts to the body. Clay 9 7 .563 Minnesota vs. Houston lipolis, Pt. Pleasant and raised a bruise on Chuvalo's York 10 8 .556 Clicago <NL) vs. Cleveland ern, 4 pm. forehead by the end of the first · May 13 and 14, District Meet II 9 8 529 round and had the challenger By JEFF MEYERS "Warning Shot." Kansas City ·421 NEW YORK (UP!) -All-star ~al~Obio~·~u~ • ...,...,...,...,... 8 11 bleeding from cuts around both UP! Sports WritPr The Minnesota Twins, MinneSilta · forward Willis Reed of the New t' eyes in the latter rounds. After collapsing during an are becoming movie fans, 6 10 · : York Knickerbockers began 10 "He's out on his fed" yelled I off-season ·personal appearance, advantage of the Dodgers 5 12 · days to two weeks of recuperamanagP.r·trainer Angel~ Dundee Willie Mays is letting his bat trimming the world . , 3 !5 .167 lion today following an opera- , to Clay near the end of the 14th speak for him this campaign. 2-0. in the first meeting . . Tuesdays. Results lion Tuesday for remoV1Jt of round. •IGo get him. Just let And if spring training is any sprmg of the 1005 World Series Pittsburgh S.ChJCagu IALi 5 bone spurs on his right foot. - - - - " - - - - - - indication, it should be quite an rnmbatants. In the Washmgton 6_Kansas ~'ty_4_ 1 TORONTO (UPI) -casslua Clay l8ld today that be may ·be able io make two mare defenses of hio heavyweight Iitle before he is drafted and paid tribute to Canadian mauler George Chuvalo's gal!ant but losing eHort. Umnarked after Tuesday nighl'a 15-round unanimoos decision over! he 216-pound iron man from Toronto, Clay said be bas been advised that be may not enter the Army until June 1 and aamed British heavyweight titleholder Henry Cooper as bia most likely next opponent. "Aller him, maybe we'll give Gelrge anotber chance," said Clay, who repeatedly expressed admiration for the muchridiculed oft-beaten Cru!adian eball• • "He's tougher lhan Ernie Terrell, tougher then Sony Llsto11-he's tougher than all of them." The 11-foot. 1-lncb, :114'1..-pound Clay making the third successlui .i.fense .r the Iitle he won from Liston, Feb. 25, 1964, ripped Chuvalo wtth liJblningfast, spearllke loft jabs o•er 15 ~a•aga rounds 111 a the unanlmoos decislen. It was the first lime he ..er went mora than 12 roullds and II was lbe first heavyweight • BfVfi'GI 'filtw1 DGIM .35 protective custod~ of the fatigu~ this ~ederal Bureau 0 Invesliga· whacked his lion.. . Ghckman bas saJd he was beaten and chocked by Felix Aid · 1 (M 1.1waukee Ph.ll 1 erJS o ted crime syndicate terror: r~pulast month. In statements ' Gli k id h to newsmkeedn, f c dmatnh 'b" ~ e was mar because or eahis appeaY '"e underworld . T II' ranceed ltnh Nerre ys k coAmthplatny caus e ew or e IC . · to to Commtsslon re1use oanctlon 8 heavyweight title fight in New York'a Madison Square Garden between Terrell and Cassii!S ' Clay. Government investigators said the underworld wanted the Clay-Terrell bout in New York because it would stimulate Interest In Illicit betting and because Terrell's share ~f the gate could be trimmed there. The grand jurors aiSil may hear evidence about an Impending showdown between (lle Vito Genovese family of the New York Mafia and the Negro aupremaclst Black Muslims, who are claiming an increasing1y large share of television receipts from bCalng. Tbe lr!usllms have a 30 per cent Interest In Main Bout Inc., and number Clay among their memiJelibip, . spring. ~fays record. Manny Mota fourth round- four hits for thB Pirates, tripper of the exhibition season Tuesday and raised his average to .340 m leadmg the Gmnts to · a 2-1 VIctory over the Califorma Angels. San Francisco Manag•r Her· man Franks witnessed ~nother · encooragmg performance as Juan Marichal who held out until he rec~ived a $72.1100 . contract p1tched two scoreless In . ' h . . nmgs in is spring debut. Not so encouraging was the latest development of the Sandy Koufax-Don Drysdale h<lldout story. Los Angeles made a final offer, which was turned down by the pilching stars, who have begun work on their movie, Floyd Robinson and Pete had three each for lho Chiaox. The ChiCago Cubs rapped out 20 hits en route to a 12-10 victory over Cleveland, suffered its fifth setback The Cubs sent II to the ·plate In a six-run inning when Ernie Banks a two-run double and Pena chipped in with a two-run triple. The scheduled games tween Baltimore-Detroll, ton-Houston, the New York Yankees-New York St. Louis-Cincinnati and Philadelphia, Wl!rt because of rain. Boston'sDynasty May crumb}P.. ID• Cinemnati • • Preo• 1 •t • ~ ·."! ,v 1ft .' N d • 2n Ave. Middleport~ ...,::::= ============== retirement after this year. In th w D. · · be t 1em JVJSJOn s e es f. . f. · th St 1- 1ve sem• ma1 serJes, oLou' e . H k •·Jd 1 1 . 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MlJIIe Lepr, .Jannlfer Bllbllel, llarJ l'rlllela Fultz. - Sentinel Pboto. 1114 Nucy 'ntua. - 8111t1H1 Photli. 1-Dally leatlael, Pomeroy·lllddllport, 0., ltii'Ch 80, 1948 ~~~-11.1 1111 IIJ.-1,..., u...l'llllblt lhoM tour J....Wit, ... leltor to ..m ........ lo rorm four .,.ln1117 wor4o. ,,,_ v,.,,. I ALZEH 1 (] .. MARKET III tBOAINT I Open 8 ID 8-MoJL Thru Sat. WHAT i~~iE MARii~IS I!!FOirE t.UNCH CAlol lAAKE. Big Store RACINE ..., Low Prices With Small Store Friendly Atmosphere and Courtesy!! Stolelg •1 Sale! STOKR.Y'S TOMATO JUICE • • • • • Clnl STOKELY'S 1401. bots. TOMATO CATSUP· STH 6 PEARL STS.- RACINE "The Store With A HartN s 303 Rosenbaum Leads Campaign (C811tlnued From Page One) prehenslve high school for bui to all citlzena .r Ibis dis- ~l!l'ades nine through twelve. trlcl. Never before In ~· hl.!tory of oor rounty have we bad a pro1 It Is beeause of the Import- I ject to equal three mltllon dollllce of this decision that we lal'!l. blve employed The Education· a1 l!urvoy Department f r o m Not only have never bad Ohio Unlvonlty to aoslst us. one. but a project of this am'lblt depsrtmenl, which Is well I ount in11 never been attempted. qualmed In Its field, wltl make These state funds, however, 1 thorough Iurvey et our dlstrlct l' are not available until our di• and report to us tis findings on tr!ct hao reached ill m11Imum the feulbutty of proposed loca- l bonding capacity. tlom. These flndings. 1 should , It is for this reason that your lmpbaalu, wUI be only In the I board of educaUon has placed t>rrn of recommendation•. upon the ballot at the May 3rd A obnilar lllrVty, and ene, I !Primary this proposed bond might add. that wlll proh&bly 1ssue. haVf more bearin~. will be I Because to have consolldafllnducted by the Building Sec- : lion without the benefit of a new · tion of The State Department of hi(.l school would be to defeat Education. ·the very purpose lor which It Ltt "' never be led into think- I wao Intended. , lllg that when someone put! ! Without • new high school, two million dollars into a Build- . we will never meet lhe need tng Program they wilt not also Ithat •rists in our district for have something to do with choos ospandlng educational programs tng the location upon which It , to prov1de the baSJe skills to :•ill lit constructed, whel~er Jt lllve_ID present day society. .be an Individual , the Federal . Without a new high !1Chool, Government or the State of ! we will never satisfy CJe need Ohio. . thai exists for a complete vocal would again emphaslze that tiona! program offering such thio question wilt be given tho Icour!lel; •• agriculture. high utmost consideration and study Iskill stenognJpher training, by this board before 1 declo- · home economics, the machinist !on is reached. i trade, auto mechanics, and cosThis. In 1 nutshell, Is where •metology. w• stand at the present time. i Without a new high school, For a number of years we i we will never be able to get ecbave ,.en con,olidation taking Ionon:ucal , ~attmum use of our place all around us, as well as . admmmtrahve personnel. t:Iroughout the entire State. We I And to sum it up, without 1 bavt slso known that sooner new hifti school, we could nevor later the time would come er provide a complete, cemprewbtn It would happen tn our hensive program which wlll pr0o owa communitieo and that some v1de th• broad curriculum neearrangement would then hav• essary for our young people to 1o be made for the construction compete in the world today. of a new high !IChool. Yes, we do have a challenge. Thai time has now arrived. All of you here lenigbt will Just as modern and sclentlf· be asked, I am sore, to assist In it methods have moved the rest i thi.o campaign. We hope you wUI or our world forward, so does respond favorable. it move eduC"&tion. We must be I Your chalnnan wiD need your certain that we, on the local lev- help. Yoor school board n!eds el ace prepared to meet t h • ! your llelp. 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Doctors diagnosed 11 called after 4'k innings because as exhaustion, a cond1twn that of raln. has plagued Mays throughm ost Need Power Hi!tero CHICAGO IUPI) -A federal of his 15 seasons with lhe San The Dodgers could use grand jury opens hearings Frandsco Giants. of !he power of Ken today on underworld influence "There are two kinds of whom they traded away in professional boxing, alleged fatigue that bother me," said l!lli5. McMullen slammed mob. death threats to he~- ~ the National League·s Most. homers to account for five vywe1ght Erme Terrell, and a Valuable Player. "During the in leading Washington to rumored showdown between the baseball season 1 get worn out fifth straight victory, 1 Black M~sllms and tlle !lew from rnnstant pressure. In the triumph over Kansas City. York Mafia. off-season it's more the Harrelson and Dick Bernard (Bernie) Glicknlan, number ~~ public appearancos homered for the Athletics. who says be used to be and dinners and things." Matty Alou singled with Terrell's manager, is e~pected I Hitting Well bases loaded and two out in to. be the governments star The 34-year-old slugger, who ninth inning to give Witness. Glickman was brought I needs just seven home runs to a 6·5 decision over the here Monday by U.S. marsh:!• surpass Mel Ott's career total White Sox, who lead from St. Loms and " m he I of 511 has shown no signs of Grapefruit League with a Hearings Commence In Chicago PIES Potatoes· 1 I Clnl FRENOI FRIED MORTON'S FAIRMONT 1 G1llon C1rton 303$ .Dtl!rt Departnaeiet FAIRMONT 18"2Cycle 20" 4Cycle, 3H.P. · SJ1·•,,,:1,!if1'/. ,_,. Self Adjusting Wheels, Recoil Starter MODEL 8D414 22" 4Cycle, 3H.P.- S64·" MODEL BD381 24" Riding Mower .s2S9·95 4 H.P. 2 Speed MODEL BD380 24" Riding Mower- S199·95 ." 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The never being knocked nff bts feet mingled wltb the blood oourillll in (8 pro fights-and earned the down his face and be - lilodde~redj respect of the crowd of 13,540 with the impact of CIDy's . .ghts and in the later rounds. ~·Busclt~t•anll His roondhouse n once did he take a ~ lefts frequently landed beto_w step as he mere lb8n lived Clay's belt-referee_ Jack 51 ~ to his promise to rarry vers commented With a la~gh light to lbe champion. ~t Cbuval~ fouled Cas:'"' The victory extended Clay'• IOO limes -but be ept unbeate• record to 23 victorlea, carryl~g the fight to the including 18 knockouts. champion. knocked out Listen In one round "I just hope to get aiJother at Lewiston, Maine, May 25, chance to fight him," saidlt965, and lmockedo ul PallersoR Cbuvalo. "Tbe next time I'd be is 12 round• at Lu Vegas, in better cendititn aad I'd Nev., Nov. 22, 1965, in two SET TO GO - When Sandy Koufax, left, and Don Drysdale, right. reported h r knock him out in a return bout. previous defenses. Tht loas was practice Tuesday, It was not with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The holdout pitching """"II "I've got no beef with tbe the 12th in 48 bouts for showed up at a Hollywood Bludio to rebearae for tbelr rolelln I picture atarrlnJ t.MJOoll decision," he added. "I felt I C h u v a l o . v::i::si::.on::._-:h:::ea:.:dli::·::ne::r__:D::a::VI::.d::..:.Ja::ns=se::n:._,.:::ce::n:::.te:.:r::..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - was in control io quite a few The gate was aiHIOUDced by spots but I won't quarrel. He's t be Gardens as b 11 wet n All-Stars a gold fighter but I think I've $165,000 and $175,000a nd it was feught fighters just as clover." est.imated that the income from "II anything, I feel we lO closed circuit television deserved a draw," said Irv locations in the United Ungerman, Chuvalo's manager. and various delayed teiE!Casls Ill The Pomeroy High Sch<lol aBd Don Swisher, and Sopho"But the only way yoo can be and motion pictures lrack team, coached by Bud mores David Michaels a n d certain of victory is to put the reach 1350,000. Clay's cut of Bickel, will opeR its schedule Jack Stanley. man on the canvas." receipts is 50 per tent April 12 in a meet agaillst Pt. other seniors working out There were no knockdowns Chuvalo getting 20 per ceat. Pleasant at Pomeroy. are Leonard Lyons, Guy The area around Pomeroy's gent, Bennett Roush, and Ted footllall field will serve as the Morarity. First year juniors track for e.e Panther's borne are Bill English, Tink Triplett, meets according to Coach Duane Brickles and JobD Wolfe. Bickel. Twenty-seven boys, in- llophrmores, in addition to eluding mne lettermen, are out two lettermen, ~Randy ~e<!ts ',I T9RONTO IUPll - The for the spring sport. Mike O'Brien, Loring Vaughan. prelbUiary faels and figures Middleport High School thl11-ljunior, sprints: !'!!lays: "Don't make me loot bad, The veterans include Seniars Jerry Well, Bobby Shaffer, Mike Gil lbe Clay • lllavaloligbt at clads began hard work Tuesday Cheadle, junior, dlstaoce . EIJy. WI the ball Carson Crow, Bill Nease, Jell I Sawyer, Jack Mowery and RobMaple Leol Gardens: in preparation for their first rel3ys; Dave A!f.lley~ semor, else!" Gibbs, Charles Hayes and Don ert Reeves. Freshmea are Jim Altiolld.,... - 13,MG. trark and field meet of the field; Sam Hot!d. JUniOr, spronts, Napper; Juniors Andy Lee and Richard Lemley. Gnlso re<eipll - $1115,0110 spring seaS<lR next Wednesday relays; Larry Vance, senior Coach Bickel said hurdles .. tl75,1100. when Pomeroy High comes field, relays: Ronnie Chicago (NL) 12 Cleveland 10 for the team are being providEatlmated receipts from downriver. Isenior, sprints; Rod San Francisco 2 California 1 ed, courtesy of Aaron Zabl, doled elreull television lD 48 The Pomeroy invasion,a kind senior, sprints, and Minnesota 2 Los Angeles 0 ' .ehool industrial arts teacher. locallons in tile United Slates of •·practice" meet, will show, Swartz, senior, relays, !game called after 5 innings, In addition to the 11 meets - $3Zt,IOO. Coach Bob Ashley believes, others out for a cbanoo rain) already scheduled, Coach BlckOiblr anelllary rocelpG- how the squad of nine lettermen run are Kenny Russell, B U 11 d Presa International New York (AL) vs. New York el reported there also will be $11,... and 7 otllers will fare in weeks distances; Allen Oiler, Y n • . (NL) (canceled, wet grounds) three or four meets sclleduled . . ·to come without the two - man more, sprints, middle distances; National Leagne Baltimore vs. Detroit later at Middleport. Iitle fight to go 15 reunds smce track gang of 1965, the brothers! Dave Sigman, junior. distances; W. L. Pel. celed, rain) · SCHEDULE 10 6 ·625 Boston vs. Houston (l!llnceled, April 12, Pt. Pleasant, 4 p.m. In Maple Leaf _c,,rdens ":llh his Alnn and Bruc• Wallace, both Mark Tannehill, sopbomore, . York 11 7 ·611 rain) Rocky Marc1ano decJSJOned graduated. It was Alan in the broad and high jump, relays; PJttsburgll April 14, Eastern, 4 p.m. 10 7 ·588 St. Louis vs. Cincinnati Ezzard Charles m 1954. . sprints and Bruce in the midole Fred Robinson, senior broad Houston April 20, Wabama, 4 p.m. 10 7 ·588 celed, wet grounds A 7-1 favor~bl, Clay Bald he distance runs, high jump and 1 and high jump, relays; · St. LouiS April 22, At Eastern, 4 p.m. was told by hiS handlers that broad jump who led the squad Gilkey, fresl!man, d1stancea. San Francisco 10 7 ·588 Atlanta vs. Philadelphia lean- April 25, RaclDe, 4 p.m. 9 8 ·529 celcd, rain! he was behind oo points after to victories last year. 1 Coach Ashley said lhil . Atlanta April 'll, At Gallipolis, with 10 8 the oeventh round and ex- Lettermen returning and the Iday is the last day new candi- ChJc.ago Wednesday's Games Jackson and Kyger Creek, 4 p. 7 12 ·388 Baltimore vs. Chicago (AL) plaiDed that wao why he events they are expected to com- , dates for the sqll3d may appear. Cincmnatl . m. 13 3 5 11 "began to trade more punches pete is are John Blake, senior, Ronald Pine is assistia& Coach PhltadelphJa • St. Louis vs. Boston April 30, .SEOAL meet, OU, with bim." distance runs; Leland Brown, Ashley. Los Angeles, Lea 5 12 .29 4 Atlanta vs. Detroit 330 p.m. Clay knew he was is a light Amenean gue Kansas City vs. Philadelphia May 4, Kyger Creek, 4 p.m. from the opening bell when the Ch ~- ~- p7'; Cincmnati vs. Los Aogeles May 5 Ironton Relays i p.m. 6-foot, 1-iach challenger waded lcago : · California vs. San Francisco May 9, Middleport, 6 p.m. 6118 into him with flurries of rights ~ ~ ·667 Washington vs. New York (NL) May 11, At Kyger Creek, Galand lefts to the body. Clay 9 7 .563 Minnesota vs. Houston lipolis, Pt. Pleasant and raised a bruise on Chuvalo's York 10 8 .556 Clicago <NL) vs. Cleveland ern, 4 pm. forehead by the end of the first · May 13 and 14, District Meet II 9 8 529 round and had the challenger By JEFF MEYERS "Warning Shot." Kansas City ·421 NEW YORK (UP!) -All-star ~al~Obio~·~u~ • ...,...,...,...,... 8 11 bleeding from cuts around both UP! Sports WritPr The Minnesota Twins, MinneSilta · forward Willis Reed of the New t' eyes in the latter rounds. After collapsing during an are becoming movie fans, 6 10 · : York Knickerbockers began 10 "He's out on his fed" yelled I off-season ·personal appearance, advantage of the Dodgers 5 12 · days to two weeks of recuperamanagP.r·trainer Angel~ Dundee Willie Mays is letting his bat trimming the world . , 3 !5 .167 lion today following an opera- , to Clay near the end of the 14th speak for him this campaign. 2-0. in the first meeting . . Tuesdays. Results lion Tuesday for remoV1Jt of round. •IGo get him. Just let And if spring training is any sprmg of the 1005 World Series Pittsburgh S.ChJCagu IALi 5 bone spurs on his right foot. - - - - " - - - - - - indication, it should be quite an rnmbatants. In the Washmgton 6_Kansas ~'ty_4_ 1 TORONTO (UPI) -casslua Clay l8ld today that be may ·be able io make two mare defenses of hio heavyweight Iitle before he is drafted and paid tribute to Canadian mauler George Chuvalo's gal!ant but losing eHort. Umnarked after Tuesday nighl'a 15-round unanimoos decision over! he 216-pound iron man from Toronto, Clay said be bas been advised that be may not enter the Army until June 1 and aamed British heavyweight titleholder Henry Cooper as bia most likely next opponent. "Aller him, maybe we'll give Gelrge anotber chance," said Clay, who repeatedly expressed admiration for the muchridiculed oft-beaten Cru!adian eball• • "He's tougher lhan Ernie Terrell, tougher then Sony Llsto11-he's tougher than all of them." The 11-foot. 1-lncb, :114'1..-pound Clay making the third successlui .i.fense .r the Iitle he won from Liston, Feb. 25, 1964, ripped Chuvalo wtth liJblningfast, spearllke loft jabs o•er 15 ~a•aga rounds 111 a the unanlmoos decislen. It was the first lime he ..er went mora than 12 roullds and II was lbe first heavyweight • BfVfi'GI 'filtw1 DGIM .35 protective custod~ of the fatigu~ this ~ederal Bureau 0 Invesliga· whacked his lion.. . Ghckman bas saJd he was beaten and chocked by Felix Aid · 1 (M 1.1waukee Ph.ll 1 erJS o ted crime syndicate terror: r~pulast month. In statements ' Gli k id h to newsmkeedn, f c dmatnh 'b" ~ e was mar because or eahis appeaY '"e underworld . T II' ranceed ltnh Nerre ys k coAmthplatny caus e ew or e IC . · to to Commtsslon re1use oanctlon 8 heavyweight title fight in New York'a Madison Square Garden between Terrell and Cassii!S ' Clay. Government investigators said the underworld wanted the Clay-Terrell bout in New York because it would stimulate Interest In Illicit betting and because Terrell's share ~f the gate could be trimmed there. The grand jurors aiSil may hear evidence about an Impending showdown between (lle Vito Genovese family of the New York Mafia and the Negro aupremaclst Black Muslims, who are claiming an increasing1y large share of television receipts from bCalng. Tbe lr!usllms have a 30 per cent Interest In Main Bout Inc., and number Clay among their memiJelibip, . spring. ~fays record. Manny Mota fourth round- four hits for thB Pirates, tripper of the exhibition season Tuesday and raised his average to .340 m leadmg the Gmnts to · a 2-1 VIctory over the Califorma Angels. San Francisco Manag•r Her· man Franks witnessed ~nother · encooragmg performance as Juan Marichal who held out until he rec~ived a $72.1100 . contract p1tched two scoreless In . ' h . . nmgs in is spring debut. Not so encouraging was the latest development of the Sandy Koufax-Don Drysdale h<lldout story. Los Angeles made a final offer, which was turned down by the pilching stars, who have begun work on their movie, Floyd Robinson and Pete had three each for lho Chiaox. The ChiCago Cubs rapped out 20 hits en route to a 12-10 victory over Cleveland, suffered its fifth setback The Cubs sent II to the ·plate In a six-run inning when Ernie Banks a two-run double and Pena chipped in with a two-run triple. The scheduled games tween Baltimore-Detroll, ton-Houston, the New York Yankees-New York St. Louis-Cincinnati and Philadelphia, Wl!rt because of rain. Boston'sDynasty May crumb}P.. ID• Cinemnati • • Preo• 1 •t • ~ ·."! ,v 1ft .' N d • 2n Ave. Middleport~ ...,::::= ============== retirement after this year. In th w D. · · be t 1em JVJSJOn s e es f. . f. · th St 1- 1ve sem• ma1 serJes, oLou' e . H k •·Jd 1 1 . 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Coff1t • tft • 'Ue' 28' ' Celery - .. ,. ... 1\t.... -. s• 38' · 1111111 Towel• PICkrel 2reh •• ..........,.Iii•• Frilit I Y11. 4\to$'•• ~., ta· - ~IHntl Whitt ar C.ltr naaues •• I 38' *"'· ~· IIHftll ... ... , ,,.,, Juio•• :~·· la,kina 5kt. ' .'"'·~·· O.rkee 28• laecho~t Junior Melita ll1ok Pe,er a· w.~ ' .CIR I ''I . ,, ~ .... hHie .. 21' h~chn•t .lttchm -•unlor fruHa Miltd Cere1l :'tL 2, ~--- ~~~ _ . -.. :::··-· ·-· 2.fer·- as· -- ·2 for 21' ' D1rkle Y1nilll 7%..1. Jor 2 _,., for __ 31' _ ___ .- . Durk11 Cln1111t1 . ... l'lio..l • .. .. ... 1'1io.... ,., .. .... W11ntr lrukfo•t ltw C1ltrie O~JC~~• ' Drillk. 14-el. •"': --~ _... 41 . ' ' /, Durk11 Cl0t1 ~""" --· ,. '""' ~ -- ,, ' "f i ' at·....... �• fl .,. ~ "r 't • . ,,-;..;. ~· ~ ·-. ! ' ·. • .. -\ ' 'Y," - / •' Stokely and Evana lupermarht lOin together to bring you a 1igantfc truckloall tale. You'll . r bring a IlVek . a 1ong to take home all your fine tavin11. Remember! For low11t prfce andlarw11t 11lectlon of Nationoi1Nanc1 1 a 1wayaahopat&Yall~o ,. •· 1 \ _, $' • - l .tty c to rl; Fultz - .~ -'· ,., swwrs PUMUJM '"·· FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1:30 TO 1:30 STEAl 59c ~· 11 I lJ.S. GO\T. IN8P~ IIIli IIIII $ . • 10. 2% •:: .PUS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ,... ' COR. SECOND .& MILL Open Mondar 'ru Thundar 9:00 to 6:00 ' It;. ' EUERTI PIIUIPIJ.IJMFIIIT .IIIII . 41-Dt STO"II·Y'S l~ln!i' in YC!ur.bonus card and get e1dra _S&H Gr11n Stamps, your discount for cath. If you haven't gotten your cant, lllop in and ask ountore manager. You can get I 800 extra Gr11n Stamp• at Evan• Supermarket. • :.>l LB. •' SHELLIE.BEAlS c .$ 1-Dal ~ .... ~ Uo or ! ' ' . !. Ll. ra - fti1FT'8 IJ,I. &OVtlBNMENT JNSPECI'ED ' i '- suou. ,... [ ---.n PINEAPPLE JUICE 48-0Z STOKELY CHUNk 01 CRUSHED PI $ GREEN BEANS CANS I I I I I • I •• I I ~!~!'; BEANS - F I I I I I I I I I I STOKELY alo 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 qua aD STODLY If}( tilt llol till a>r 1111 Ill cu 14-DZ tk l:t AND 0 1 1 1 1 1 m • .t ( CITS SUIED-• FISH STICKS lb. • FILLETS \FILLDS 4 , ' GRAPEFRUIT lOB.OTLz.• • OlliS $ ~ KRAUT KRAUT HOIJIJ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 STOKELY SHREDDED , 1 1 : 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 • • 1 1 1 1 1 1 VAN CAMP 1 1 • 1 1 1 • • • 1 1 1 1 1 40 SIZE ~-1-. 120 SIZE I I CUT GREEN BEANS ... PllltrWHIIE 5 STOKELY CHOPPEP • &OLDMD.U. &-LB. II& 4' IFF 0 111111 11 I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 . c' FUCY .. ....,.!' JUICE ........ ~ 3~l· 1 ......... c 1-IZ.NL ·T.un.+ll& l-IZ. PIL I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I sromy 11188, PAUL'S 303 STODLY ( ftut"ITOPP't' lr.L H'\'!T.I!'VIPECI'ED CANS STOKELY h b IllS 300 Ill I I I I I I I I I I I I I . t• ~ CANS I I I •• I I I I I STOULY R.S.P. ln. .Ia a ' BEANS CHERRIES FRUIT COCKTAIL $ .. . LB. CANS .,.,.. VANCAMP J , 303 -, SPJIACH liED VEGETABLES Oh~ 1bl CANS CANS I I I I I I I I UIC, llav- 303 303 STOKELY CRIAM m11 01 WHOLI KIINEL II ·' . CANS I I I I I • I I I I but trlcl 51 8 $1 6 $1 5 $1 5 c~:. ·~ 51 * 5 5 c~~s 1 l $1 5 51 4 c~:s 51 4 CENTER CUT -·///. CHUCK 300 WHOLE BEETS G J. .CORII I (( lJ.S. 50\T. INIPJI£i'D ' 3 88c I I I I STOKELY UGHT RID , IlL • N0.2 STOKELY FliNCH SnLI CAIS ·. I ·CAliS UP NOW AND SAVE! • ~ I I I 3 . ~:N: 89c ·_• . i, 6 c~~s f IUnERIILI BISCUITS VALENCIA $ 100 SIZE l_ l-IZ. ll c~0:s -~ 0111 a1 11 0 ~O:s TEMPU 100' .... . SIZE ' Alu F!,Ht'l . . . &'I .,.... WaH Cleaner :.: ... _• ....... f ..... Coff1t • tft • 'Ue' 28' ' Celery - .. ,. ... 1\t.... -. s• 38' · 1111111 Towel• PICkrel 2reh •• ..........,.Iii•• Frilit I Y11. 4\to$'•• ~., ta· - ~IHntl Whitt ar C.ltr naaues •• I 38' *"'· ~· IIHftll ... ... , ,,.,, Juio•• :~·· la,kina 5kt. ' .'"'·~·· O.rkee 28• laecho~t Junior Melita ll1ok Pe,er a· w.~ ' .CIR I ''I . ,, ~ .... hHie .. 21' h~chn•t .lttchm -•unlor fruHa Miltd Cere1l :'tL 2, ~--- ~~~ _ . -.. :::··-· ·-· 2.fer·- as· -- ·2 for 21' ' D1rkle Y1nilll 7%..1. Jor 2 _,., for __ 31' _ ___ .- . Durk11 Cln1111t1 . ... l'lio..l • .. .. ... 1'1io.... ,., .. .... W11ntr lrukfo•t ltw C1ltrie O~JC~~• ' Drillk. 14-el. •"': --~ _... 41 . ' ' /, Durk11 Cl0t1 ~""" --· ,. '""' ~ -- ,, ' "f i ' at·....... �It'· , , I ' ' • i, ,,.. " ,. ~ "!.! ....~ ' ' ~' . ' _l. r"' ' '"} ;•.. ... ~U) ~ 'o~ lbrtlliO, Me1p $lien!. 11¥.1111 .,....._ - ,fUIW Cl'fmeaas, Rutlalld; Dessle Pa~ tel'SOII, ~Dllelllrpl Be r t ba Reeves, Lo1!f . Botllm; Eva Bailey, Raeble; Cora '11lomas, Middleport; Omar Bays, · R• cine; Anna Perry, AlbanJ. dleport <lll'ilelo ' •; poslptned unlil alter Easter, Nellie Zenle, pn!Sidell, anIIIIUIICed l!lday• Women In Mexico voted lor tbe lint time in the 1951 presl- ! Reedsville will become a sepa. WUilams, Pomeroy rate exch311ge and Its resideals Crurch pastor, will new four prefix,numbers m, whilehave the aother will remain the same, Banhill said. Barnhill urged residents to cbeck the new numbers of their frienda in Chester and Reedsville i• the directories whlcb hove been issued iD - t i o l with lhe service bnprovement For the benefit of Chesler customers, Barnhill explaiaed that long distance calls may be STOPPING AGAIN - Robert A. Boudreau, director direct-dialed by using tha digit of the American Wind Symphony, discusses plans for the "I'' to <Onnect with the DDD presentation on the Ohio River at Pomeroy July 27 with equipment, the& the area code Mrs. W. P. Lochary, general chairman. The symphony play· if di!!erenl from 114, and thH ed in Pomeroy on its river tour in 1965 to large crowds the directory number ol the par. during both of two performances. The Pomeroy C of C dur· i ty being called. ing its most recent meeting agreed to lend support to the symphony's return visit.- Sentinel Photo. BACON SQUARES - 33c PORK SHOULDER 3 lbs.s1.19 lb. VAN CAMP c1n co·· RN. 5 79c 303 ala una _:__~~-- SHORTENING - 3 !~~ 69c DST Wrangle Ahout Ended • }ActiOll • BYCongressJOna '!· CHERRIES ~~.:u_r a~: 29c WASHINGTON (UP!l - The cows may not like but the long and Impassioned wrangle ove~ Amenca s summer lime clocks was hea<hng the way of history today. Only the formality of final House approval stood b&tween the White House and a bill to set Uniform dates for daylight saving time this year and make it automat~~ext year throughout the nation. - - ·The winners were business fast time fro'D the lasl Sunday and transportation Interests. in April to the last Sund'ay ID city-dwellers and vacationers of October. Ther~ IS JUSt one the road-and even growil)g escape hatch-a state may vote b of farmers-who plead- ~ u. exempt itself and stay on numf ersn end to the cost and standard time for the six-month ed ora · SWEET BRIER LETTUCE I' 2 29c bu IIi II' Ill II 0' T q Florida Oranges 5 FROZEN FRENCH FRIED 1 29c 33C lb. _ - ---_ - POTATOES SUNSHINE CRISPY SALTINE I I •I CRACKERS WAID CROSS' SONS - - rose on&-half of I per cent last month. hut retail food prices jumped 1.5 per cent. The severe winter storms ef January took their toll of fruit and vegetable crops and slowed down dislrl· bution across the nalion in January, according te Agriculture Department economists. _ - = - - ISu swy 11pprov • ed = - b-""~ - · . WASIUNGTON- THE DAILY SENTINEL ·~~n.,·.~,S.r.~::~;,tu:~::;r ' Publiahed nery aftemoo n ucepl Samrday ;md Sunday bY The Ohio Valley PubUabiDI Company. 110 M• chanie st., Pomeroy, Ohio, 4!1769, Butlneu ()lft~ Phone WY a-2158. Editorlal Pbone WY lil-21~7. Enten!d at IMODd el... maWq StartiRg next year, the bill start it the last Sunday in April . , and end IL the last Sunday m Oclober. Three n·Je ~::::rat NatioD.lll.the adverttatnr repn!tentati,a: pollofllcfl at PomeroJ, 343 Lexlnlton Ava., New YoR City, New Bottinelll i{lmball, Inc., vo;~b~enptton raw1: Delivered by earrier where avallabl• M centl per IPI'!!rk; nne year In advance at. the ' Dailf Sentinel orttee, ttUOt It x mont.hl 19.10; Three months 13.90. By Motcr Route where carrier temc. aot avallable: One month, Sl.30. B:p mall: One :yenr '10.00; Sh: month1, tU:5l Three rnonthtl, SJ.OO (Sublcrip. (Continued from page 1) l·n M"llton w Va Arrangements . ' • · wlll be announced. Howard Lee btl R Pt PI l Bee e, 24, l. 2, • e3580 1 driver of tha truck W&l Dtt • injured. I Uon price> Include. sundaJ Sentlnelt Tl.me• iiiiiii::~~iii..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-..-..,........,f SPECIALIZED WRINGER WASHER REPAIR SERVICE For the next month we are specializing in Maytag Wringer Washer Service, because we know you'll i) be using yours more for spring cleaning and wash· lng. We have a full time merhanic to help out right now. We'll pickup and return your washer. included $111 millioa f_. JoJm.. teachen Clrpl. Republicans attacked tbe rent subsidy 1 H bJJ. pan sayInI It couJd -~ "~' ., IOD'I 1:"'1 in the Dext 41) yean. WASHINGTON PftFE. 'ely Extended dent JohnSOD approved 8D R• tension of the federal O>al MIRe In the afte1110on Miss Martha J. Fike, Zl, Nitro, died of injuries al 6 p. m. In Pleasant Valley Hospital. where she was takew about 4:30 p. m., fallowing a two car mishap on Rt. 62, south of the traffic cir· cle Wlw !!QUAD CALLED The Racine Emergscy squad was called at 7:15 p. m. Tuesday to the Wilkie Sarsoll resJ. dance in Portland. He wu tak· a, 1 en ta Holzer hoapital u Accardmg to Slate Police, medical patient. 1 Miss Fike appareatly lost control of ber Volkswagen while Veteran• Memorial 11aop1111 rounding a curve and slid side- Adtulssl• - ROOert Baker, I ways into the path of a car Reedsville; Merlin Tracy, P• driven by Edward Lee Mur- meroy· Orpha Waddell, AtlJ. phy, 28, .Reedsville, Ohio. The l ens; Edward Murphy, ReedsFike vehicle overturned al~ ville: Mrs. Charles Neal, Ch• er striking the Murphy car. I shire. Miss Fike was traveling south Discharge. - Daryl Johnon Rt. 62, and Mr. Murphy was son, Middleport; Helen Jeffers, traveling north. The victim was Syracuse; Mary Wolle, Middlea Marshall University etudent port. and was teaching under the ca op plan at New Haven grade MARRIAGI!: APPIJCATION I school this semester. Bernard Lee Neutzting, IJ Ma· ' Her body was removed to son, W. Va., U. S. Army, and · the Cook-Pauley Funeral Home Sherry Ann S1111mona, 1i, Mid· · I · . RUTLAND FURNITURE "The M1ytag Store" Rutland, 0. --------------------- --- COOK BOOK. ............. .. Breaat• -lb. lie Wing• _ lb. 16e Legl -· lb. 19e Boek• __ lb. JOe. Dr,.tiekt -· lb. 16c LIHrl_ ..--·-· lb. 89tJ Glbktt lb. 19e f'hightt -..... .....- ......... lb. 66t ...... T.VIhoo . . . . . . . IIJ ...... I'IInGIII ~~ --- , ----- 'f1noo .... .......... ... n, J•lhl• ....._ a. .,... •...., ................. ,.... .......... · . - . Ow Ill .,. - ...,_.__ Perch •• 2 WHOLE lb. ~ $1.09 Cut-Up ·····--··----lb. 35c l'f 1tns P. A COFFEE ~~ RADIOS RECORD PlAYERS 25% OFF CLELAND$ T.V. WY 2·2255 l'omeroy 601 I. Moln St. \ Shrimp •.. '!: $1.19 ._CaoW I. Haddoek •• :_ 79e 1 Fresh Fr11ing Chicken BREAST QUARTERS •••• ~~· "-Whlfo 30c Oil: - w .. . . OIIUpll illp. DtltrtHf Oxydol .•••..••... _. kf,:.·• $1 -Croix 'IM '"col Dink r s ···-··-····· 4!:" $1 PILLSBURY. ~ Biscuits ~ .... Treet ••.••.•••••.. 2:,: 89c ll•ndonl ..... Toni ••••• --~ •• __ .. Ice Cream •••••••. _. ~ ,.,. 69e ... $1.09 A-1 Tollot Tissue _ __ 4 Domino Pure CfJilf 4ct. pkp. ••••• ' ::,. a~d .~a~ckraft Shoes .. ' '; t· t ' '"·"' ... ,....... ' ' 0.. s.o.. Krator, .. wtll . . . . It .. rofuol4 - 36C Ivory ....,...,_tnoMa. v. ."*'"\' ..., ,......,..... ......,, ......~.75e Modium till bart .' .oduce " - fllut • Pill T. 4 Hair taoro 32c Camay TO Shunpeo ,· 3!)_c pk.. ................. __ " ,.. ...... •l:plaltlv Nil llool VINE· u.w 69c BBQ Chips 3 Sprlna. And swing. See 'em todayl Complete Selection in Rand Dan 93c Ivory Soap Buckeroo Gophers t h 11 ~~~-~-GOt .... 3 ArMOur Blwrtening Large Head ...... _........ 47e Crisco , ..... pk•• __.•.... LETTUCE ...... \ ..... ............ 3ac Potato Chips HEAD Pill Krt.,y Crackers $J VEGETOLE and tsn. Get lunlhln~ ...... , .. IUIIIII~ ~Solodllll'llwn Your choice of ezolora, lllte Ioden ueen [. ' Green Beans .. _._ .. 8':,;,.3111 $1 a lot goln' for them with new Buclteroosl . Soups .••.......... 6::..' $1 ~~~...,_. These are the leisure shoes you'll want to lounge and loaf and live ln. Gophere got I ------- ....... 12 ~.$1 Milk ..••.•....•••• 8 ':!'.. $1 for loungin, loafin and casual livin f. '• I Tomatoes ...... -· .. 6::.:..• $1 13.99 ! If_ . . . . KROGER llat ' Hoi111 lloppy .loci Vlr"loty K-IYOjiOrlfoel SUGAR ' llolfy Croobr FlOUR Margarine .. _.... _ 6 .!: $1 Cl...,. Alal'4. F ' - L' ..Tomato , ..... Juice ... _.. 4 ::· $1 COMI'Alll lhlh , . Quallly ~­ .... Dllltronw lo 11lo Eatmoro BUCKE:ROO ! lid Towels ......••.... 4::'·$1 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY ON THURSDAYS I I Bread . •. •. ••••• 5.!: $1 Applesauce _____ . _H":~ltl $1 Dot Y. C. S!lcN Dinners .••..•.• 3=$1 Peaches .•.•. __ . __ . 5::.. $1 Scoft Will• I AAI'cl. Color OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9:00 ,. ..... . LEG QUARTERS ... ~b. ....... •• rto4 Varloly ...... (or lpolllght lllll'AHT COPFEll !. j Fresh Frying Chicken Muprine ~ - lolfr Nlood llocko 0114 brine 'om to "" lllonflnt wflll (lrlcy..._ ._ •• . -. ....... Kroger Reg, or Drip t FRESH FRYERS ... Heel Huggers ~ave 11 Come in and lei OUl skilled sboe : = ---- _IM_...,.,, ...................... ~- ~ths. U. 8. Governm~nt lnttpected DellNr«< Dl.r~et From The Farm LOIN· 0·PORK Wlfh- Ml.,. pw I no II j ond pur wMher needs a new paint jab w I'll do that, too. Coli us today, NEW KROGER GROUND BEEF ~ ..-Pieee Chi··· .&"1111'5 uen" 1 o-.~ . We wiD repair your Mayt.g ot eny wrl nger w•her thot Mayt.g mokts. Moybe NE~- eral safety provislona, 1 Our Special Mlytag Service Building ' .. fit 1ewer in Nitro. State Police staled nol_clleporl~=·=====::::::' charges were filed in Ibis 1 mishap either. Murphy was Whereowhere not injured. to start? Movl~ StartJJ, Tuesday's fatalitieo brought finding MOVERS fast the 1966 total to four In Mason County in the first three months · in the YELLOW PAGES. of lhe year. Where your fingars, do the -.alklng.J ARRI!:ST MAD!!: Norman Adkins. 37. Pomeroy, was arrested Tuesday by Pom. eroy Police on aR lnt.xication charge. We Pickup and Deliver! ' men accident, working underground UDder fed- I es ' . No /IU1'tluwe It neeeutJru to participate. "Make Money" envelope• are twalla6le 011 rllflruttt at erul of checkout lanett at tmg Kroger store_ or •tore offke. Only one m"elope per adult cUJtomer per tttore visit. When l10ll coll,ect tl~Jf halvH that match exoetly, left half tmd right half "of flllliOIN of the "llakellonell" bUltt or"find coupon lor free Top Value Bfamptt, 11011 luwe a IIMnerI Kroger emploueea are 110t eligible to wtn. WY 2-5421 WY 2-5130 --1~--~-~·~====~==;;;::::~===========~=-=-"i Safety Act Tuesday which be said would previd.t ,realer ,_w.,.tl fo aD coal o..'-..,.v.,..,.._ H r •••U'TJ WOrking UDdergrouad. The act W88 extended b) bring min .... 1' • 1 Phone SH 2-4211 , = - lib. box IN RACINE, 0. EVER- - · GREAT SO. c1ety backers f1gures they were _ over one of lhe1r worst hurdles today w1th House appreval of President Johnson's oontrover·1 rent subs"d 1 "W'IIconfusion of the nation's period. . . sta I y p &A. e _ . alchwork summer time pat. But-and thiS is the k~eker- have more troubles .• hut they _ ~ the entire state must go one won't all be like thiS," one re· 1 ~ns. this year the bill way or the other: failure of a lieved liberal olrategisl said aJ. ~~res any stat~ or locality end of years of hesitation and ter a Republican assault oa the 1 ;~;ng on daylight time at an to outright. resistanc~. In the end. new heusing aid was. tu~ed great seledic:MI of sizes !111 triggers automatic nationwide the national sch1zophrema oq back Tuesday on a cliffbangmg _ ~ ~ -- • clocks arross the country 190 to 198 votes. experts ftt y011 perfectly I jumping from standard time, to Aller approving the $11 mD· - ' ! daylight time, to double- lion needed to start tboo proOT D TO INTERI!:S'r OF daylight lime- even daylight gram, the House passed and DI!:V 1!: I time-in-reverse-was too much sent to the Senate 1 $2.S blllion MEIGS · MASON Mti!:A 1for Congress. catchall money bill which also bag I I ~;.39c R0 b"1nson1S -- ,. 't ·UP TO RUG CLEANING Baptist meetings of the league held the Pomeroy fourth Monday of each month MlddltpDrl ·" ' ~ ' WIN> PLAY brlag-lr:========; - 1 heads .• lajur!el ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS 1 ) ' on Route 338 lovolving a 1965 and. light damage was reporlld. vehicle driven by Jack L. Boetick, 11; Rt. 2, llactne. JJeputles There wu uo arrest. said Bostick - forced off the ,:~o::"!e~·;ri:;:ge ~~d.. ~ HART BRAND SOLID HEAD ' OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 UPJ Br1e• £s ::__:__ SNOW DRIFT VEGETABLE FLOUR t~~POSE - - .!!b. 49c _.. _FO~H~owlnl::~lhe::dlmler~==t~h=e=1 to::pur::•:ue=the=·m:a:tte::t·===========~ I HART BRAND · . \ road who atther n!dele )116 Sheriff'• ed onto tile highway iD 1ro11t Gl bim Bostick's ear swerved • department iD~eatlgated 8 on&- to ~ ditch and struck a guard car accment Tuesday morniDg raU No wert inourred Customers aerved by , the A dl8cil8sio11 on Jitterbugging III'OUP disCUBSed wayr. 4! Chester exchange of the Citl· and dumping lrasb on the Meigs IDg to public attenlloll unslgh~ , zena Telephone Co. of Coolville, County roads wu held al lbe 1: scenes along the county's will be linked to the natiORwlde March meeting of the Izaak WI!- hlghways and went on record direct distance dialing network, loB League held Monday even- as being anxious to cooperate Sunday, April s, Carl J. Bam- lng at the clubhouse. A steak with township trustees, county hill, general manager, IUIIIOim" dilmer was served to 30 mem- commissioners, and school of. eed today. bers and two guests, Franklin ficiala in a program to keep New numbers have been ... Rutberfru'd, of Anaconda, Mon- highways and streets cleaa. sijned to telephones iR lhe Cbe• tana, who ls visiting here with Any of the above groups are · 1er area, effective SUnday. relatlvea, and the Rev. Carver cordially invited to attend the __. S2oz.39C illlPOR'r ACCJDIN'I' 'lbe M·•- County Linked to Highways draw DDD System J1'LA Notice f denUal election. Pork& Beans ed · · b. Litter mrg -ce Chester now ·~ aub • __ WHOLE KERNEL . ' MEI!/I11IIG DELAYEP · 'lbe Apr~ meelinJ of lhe Mid- FROM WAID CROSS' SONS - - I. .{-. ':, ot. lb. 3 Krator ... Ml t'am Orange Juiee ••• "' .... 69e Moss ..... & .. Peat ···---···50 .. 79e Dnknl IIIII li-IN ...... ~ 39c Safeguard Lawn Food ••. . . ~~a~~ $2.98 2 ~:-33c ~~----~----------~ ·~ Lava Zest Sha1tlpoo ........... $1.09 2 39e -.... " . r .J �It'· , , I ' ' • i, ,,.. " ,. ~ "!.! ....~ ' ' ~' . ' _l. r"' ' '"} ;•.. ... ~U) ~ 'o~ lbrtlliO, Me1p $lien!. 11¥.1111 .,....._ - ,fUIW Cl'fmeaas, Rutlalld; Dessle Pa~ tel'SOII, ~Dllelllrpl Be r t ba Reeves, Lo1!f . Botllm; Eva Bailey, Raeble; Cora '11lomas, Middleport; Omar Bays, · R• cine; Anna Perry, AlbanJ. dleport <lll'ilelo ' •; poslptned unlil alter Easter, Nellie Zenle, pn!Sidell, anIIIIUIICed l!lday• Women In Mexico voted lor tbe lint time in the 1951 presl- ! Reedsville will become a sepa. WUilams, Pomeroy rate exch311ge and Its resideals Crurch pastor, will new four prefix,numbers m, whilehave the aother will remain the same, Banhill said. Barnhill urged residents to cbeck the new numbers of their frienda in Chester and Reedsville i• the directories whlcb hove been issued iD - t i o l with lhe service bnprovement For the benefit of Chesler customers, Barnhill explaiaed that long distance calls may be STOPPING AGAIN - Robert A. Boudreau, director direct-dialed by using tha digit of the American Wind Symphony, discusses plans for the "I'' to <Onnect with the DDD presentation on the Ohio River at Pomeroy July 27 with equipment, the& the area code Mrs. W. P. Lochary, general chairman. The symphony play· if di!!erenl from 114, and thH ed in Pomeroy on its river tour in 1965 to large crowds the directory number ol the par. during both of two performances. The Pomeroy C of C dur· i ty being called. ing its most recent meeting agreed to lend support to the symphony's return visit.- Sentinel Photo. BACON SQUARES - 33c PORK SHOULDER 3 lbs.s1.19 lb. VAN CAMP c1n co·· RN. 5 79c 303 ala una _:__~~-- SHORTENING - 3 !~~ 69c DST Wrangle Ahout Ended • }ActiOll • BYCongressJOna '!· CHERRIES ~~.:u_r a~: 29c WASHINGTON (UP!l - The cows may not like but the long and Impassioned wrangle ove~ Amenca s summer lime clocks was hea<hng the way of history today. Only the formality of final House approval stood b&tween the White House and a bill to set Uniform dates for daylight saving time this year and make it automat~~ext year throughout the nation. - - ·The winners were business fast time fro'D the lasl Sunday and transportation Interests. in April to the last Sund'ay ID city-dwellers and vacationers of October. Ther~ IS JUSt one the road-and even growil)g escape hatch-a state may vote b of farmers-who plead- ~ u. exempt itself and stay on numf ersn end to the cost and standard time for the six-month ed ora · SWEET BRIER LETTUCE I' 2 29c bu IIi II' Ill II 0' T q Florida Oranges 5 FROZEN FRENCH FRIED 1 29c 33C lb. _ - ---_ - POTATOES SUNSHINE CRISPY SALTINE I I •I CRACKERS WAID CROSS' SONS - - rose on&-half of I per cent last month. hut retail food prices jumped 1.5 per cent. The severe winter storms ef January took their toll of fruit and vegetable crops and slowed down dislrl· bution across the nalion in January, according te Agriculture Department economists. _ - = - - ISu swy 11pprov • ed = - b-""~ - · . WASIUNGTON- THE DAILY SENTINEL ·~~n.,·.~,S.r.~::~;,tu:~::;r ' Publiahed nery aftemoo n ucepl Samrday ;md Sunday bY The Ohio Valley PubUabiDI Company. 110 M• chanie st., Pomeroy, Ohio, 4!1769, Butlneu ()lft~ Phone WY a-2158. Editorlal Pbone WY lil-21~7. Enten!d at IMODd el... maWq StartiRg next year, the bill start it the last Sunday in April . , and end IL the last Sunday m Oclober. Three n·Je ~::::rat NatioD.lll.the adverttatnr repn!tentati,a: pollofllcfl at PomeroJ, 343 Lexlnlton Ava., New YoR City, New Bottinelll i{lmball, Inc., vo;~b~enptton raw1: Delivered by earrier where avallabl• M centl per IPI'!!rk; nne year In advance at. the ' Dailf Sentinel orttee, ttUOt It x mont.hl 19.10; Three months 13.90. By Motcr Route where carrier temc. aot avallable: One month, Sl.30. B:p mall: One :yenr '10.00; Sh: month1, tU:5l Three rnonthtl, SJ.OO (Sublcrip. (Continued from page 1) l·n M"llton w Va Arrangements . ' • · wlll be announced. Howard Lee btl R Pt PI l Bee e, 24, l. 2, • e3580 1 driver of tha truck W&l Dtt • injured. I Uon price> Include. sundaJ Sentlnelt Tl.me• iiiiiii::~~iii..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-..-..,........,f SPECIALIZED WRINGER WASHER REPAIR SERVICE For the next month we are specializing in Maytag Wringer Washer Service, because we know you'll i) be using yours more for spring cleaning and wash· lng. We have a full time merhanic to help out right now. We'll pickup and return your washer. included $111 millioa f_. JoJm.. teachen Clrpl. Republicans attacked tbe rent subsidy 1 H bJJ. pan sayInI It couJd -~ "~' ., IOD'I 1:"'1 in the Dext 41) yean. WASHINGTON PftFE. 'ely Extended dent JohnSOD approved 8D R• tension of the federal O>al MIRe In the afte1110on Miss Martha J. Fike, Zl, Nitro, died of injuries al 6 p. m. In Pleasant Valley Hospital. where she was takew about 4:30 p. m., fallowing a two car mishap on Rt. 62, south of the traffic cir· cle Wlw !!QUAD CALLED The Racine Emergscy squad was called at 7:15 p. m. Tuesday to the Wilkie Sarsoll resJ. dance in Portland. He wu tak· a, 1 en ta Holzer hoapital u Accardmg to Slate Police, medical patient. 1 Miss Fike appareatly lost control of ber Volkswagen while Veteran• Memorial 11aop1111 rounding a curve and slid side- Adtulssl• - ROOert Baker, I ways into the path of a car Reedsville; Merlin Tracy, P• driven by Edward Lee Mur- meroy· Orpha Waddell, AtlJ. phy, 28, .Reedsville, Ohio. The l ens; Edward Murphy, ReedsFike vehicle overturned al~ ville: Mrs. Charles Neal, Ch• er striking the Murphy car. I shire. Miss Fike was traveling south Discharge. - Daryl Johnon Rt. 62, and Mr. Murphy was son, Middleport; Helen Jeffers, traveling north. The victim was Syracuse; Mary Wolle, Middlea Marshall University etudent port. and was teaching under the ca op plan at New Haven grade MARRIAGI!: APPIJCATION I school this semester. Bernard Lee Neutzting, IJ Ma· ' Her body was removed to son, W. Va., U. S. Army, and · the Cook-Pauley Funeral Home Sherry Ann S1111mona, 1i, Mid· · I · . RUTLAND FURNITURE "The M1ytag Store" Rutland, 0. --------------------- --- COOK BOOK. ............. .. Breaat• -lb. lie Wing• _ lb. 16e Legl -· lb. 19e Boek• __ lb. JOe. Dr,.tiekt -· lb. 16c LIHrl_ ..--·-· lb. 89tJ Glbktt lb. 19e f'hightt -..... .....- ......... lb. 66t ...... T.VIhoo . . . . . . . IIJ ...... I'IInGIII ~~ --- , ----- 'f1noo .... .......... ... n, J•lhl• ....._ a. .,... •...., ................. ,.... .......... · . - . Ow Ill .,. - ...,_.__ Perch •• 2 WHOLE lb. ~ $1.09 Cut-Up ·····--··----lb. 35c l'f 1tns P. A COFFEE ~~ RADIOS RECORD PlAYERS 25% OFF CLELAND$ T.V. WY 2·2255 l'omeroy 601 I. Moln St. \ Shrimp •.. '!: $1.19 ._CaoW I. Haddoek •• :_ 79e 1 Fresh Fr11ing Chicken BREAST QUARTERS •••• ~~· "-Whlfo 30c Oil: - w .. . . OIIUpll illp. DtltrtHf Oxydol .•••..••... _. kf,:.·• $1 -Croix 'IM '"col Dink r s ···-··-····· 4!:" $1 PILLSBURY. ~ Biscuits ~ .... Treet ••.••.•••••.. 2:,: 89c ll•ndonl ..... Toni ••••• --~ •• __ .. Ice Cream •••••••. _. ~ ,.,. 69e ... $1.09 A-1 Tollot Tissue _ __ 4 Domino Pure CfJilf 4ct. pkp. ••••• ' ::,. a~d .~a~ckraft Shoes .. ' '; t· t ' '"·"' ... ,....... ' ' 0.. s.o.. Krator, .. wtll . . . . It .. rofuol4 - 36C Ivory ....,...,_tnoMa. v. ."*'"\' ..., ,......,..... ......,, ......~.75e Modium till bart .' .oduce " - fllut • Pill T. 4 Hair taoro 32c Camay TO Shunpeo ,· 3!)_c pk.. ................. __ " ,.. ...... •l:plaltlv Nil llool VINE· u.w 69c BBQ Chips 3 Sprlna. And swing. See 'em todayl Complete Selection in Rand Dan 93c Ivory Soap Buckeroo Gophers t h 11 ~~~-~-GOt .... 3 ArMOur Blwrtening Large Head ...... _........ 47e Crisco , ..... pk•• __.•.... LETTUCE ...... \ ..... ............ 3ac Potato Chips HEAD Pill Krt.,y Crackers $J VEGETOLE and tsn. Get lunlhln~ ...... , .. IUIIIII~ ~Solodllll'llwn Your choice of ezolora, lllte Ioden ueen [. ' Green Beans .. _._ .. 8':,;,.3111 $1 a lot goln' for them with new Buclteroosl . Soups .••.......... 6::..' $1 ~~~...,_. These are the leisure shoes you'll want to lounge and loaf and live ln. Gophere got I ------- ....... 12 ~.$1 Milk ..••.•....•••• 8 ':!'.. $1 for loungin, loafin and casual livin f. '• I Tomatoes ...... -· .. 6::.:..• $1 13.99 ! If_ . . . . KROGER llat ' Hoi111 lloppy .loci Vlr"loty K-IYOjiOrlfoel SUGAR ' llolfy Croobr FlOUR Margarine .. _.... _ 6 .!: $1 Cl...,. Alal'4. F ' - L' ..Tomato , ..... Juice ... _.. 4 ::· $1 COMI'Alll lhlh , . Quallly ~­ .... Dllltronw lo 11lo Eatmoro BUCKE:ROO ! lid Towels ......••.... 4::'·$1 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY ON THURSDAYS I I Bread . •. •. ••••• 5.!: $1 Applesauce _____ . _H":~ltl $1 Dot Y. C. S!lcN Dinners .••..•.• 3=$1 Peaches .•.•. __ . __ . 5::.. $1 Scoft Will• I AAI'cl. Color OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9:00 ,. ..... . LEG QUARTERS ... ~b. ....... •• rto4 Varloly ...... (or lpolllght lllll'AHT COPFEll !. j Fresh Frying Chicken Muprine ~ - lolfr Nlood llocko 0114 brine 'om to "" lllonflnt wflll (lrlcy..._ ._ •• . -. ....... Kroger Reg, or Drip t FRESH FRYERS ... Heel Huggers ~ave 11 Come in and lei OUl skilled sboe : = ---- _IM_...,.,, ...................... ~- ~ths. U. 8. Governm~nt lnttpected DellNr«< Dl.r~et From The Farm LOIN· 0·PORK Wlfh- Ml.,. pw I no II j ond pur wMher needs a new paint jab w I'll do that, too. Coli us today, NEW KROGER GROUND BEEF ~ ..-Pieee Chi··· .&"1111'5 uen" 1 o-.~ . We wiD repair your Mayt.g ot eny wrl nger w•her thot Mayt.g mokts. Moybe NE~- eral safety provislona, 1 Our Special Mlytag Service Building ' .. fit 1ewer in Nitro. State Police staled nol_clleporl~=·=====::::::' charges were filed in Ibis 1 mishap either. Murphy was Whereowhere not injured. to start? Movl~ StartJJ, Tuesday's fatalitieo brought finding MOVERS fast the 1966 total to four In Mason County in the first three months · in the YELLOW PAGES. of lhe year. Where your fingars, do the -.alklng.J ARRI!:ST MAD!!: Norman Adkins. 37. Pomeroy, was arrested Tuesday by Pom. eroy Police on aR lnt.xication charge. We Pickup and Deliver! ' men accident, working underground UDder fed- I es ' . No /IU1'tluwe It neeeutJru to participate. "Make Money" envelope• are twalla6le 011 rllflruttt at erul of checkout lanett at tmg Kroger store_ or •tore offke. Only one m"elope per adult cUJtomer per tttore visit. When l10ll coll,ect tl~Jf halvH that match exoetly, left half tmd right half "of flllliOIN of the "llakellonell" bUltt or"find coupon lor free Top Value Bfamptt, 11011 luwe a IIMnerI Kroger emploueea are 110t eligible to wtn. WY 2-5421 WY 2-5130 --1~--~-~·~====~==;;;::::~===========~=-=-"i Safety Act Tuesday which be said would previd.t ,realer ,_w.,.tl fo aD coal o..'-..,.v.,..,.._ H r •••U'TJ WOrking UDdergrouad. The act W88 extended b) bring min .... 1' • 1 Phone SH 2-4211 , = - lib. box IN RACINE, 0. EVER- - · GREAT SO. c1ety backers f1gures they were _ over one of lhe1r worst hurdles today w1th House appreval of President Johnson's oontrover·1 rent subs"d 1 "W'IIconfusion of the nation's period. . . sta I y p &A. e _ . alchwork summer time pat. But-and thiS is the k~eker- have more troubles .• hut they _ ~ the entire state must go one won't all be like thiS," one re· 1 ~ns. this year the bill way or the other: failure of a lieved liberal olrategisl said aJ. ~~res any stat~ or locality end of years of hesitation and ter a Republican assault oa the 1 ;~;ng on daylight time at an to outright. resistanc~. In the end. new heusing aid was. tu~ed great seledic:MI of sizes !111 triggers automatic nationwide the national sch1zophrema oq back Tuesday on a cliffbangmg _ ~ ~ -- • clocks arross the country 190 to 198 votes. experts ftt y011 perfectly I jumping from standard time, to Aller approving the $11 mD· - ' ! daylight time, to double- lion needed to start tboo proOT D TO INTERI!:S'r OF daylight lime- even daylight gram, the House passed and DI!:V 1!: I time-in-reverse-was too much sent to the Senate 1 $2.S blllion MEIGS · MASON Mti!:A 1for Congress. catchall money bill which also bag I I ~;.39c R0 b"1nson1S -- ,. 't ·UP TO RUG CLEANING Baptist meetings of the league held the Pomeroy fourth Monday of each month MlddltpDrl ·" ' ~ ' WIN> PLAY brlag-lr:========; - 1 heads .• lajur!el ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS 1 ) ' on Route 338 lovolving a 1965 and. light damage was reporlld. vehicle driven by Jack L. Boetick, 11; Rt. 2, llactne. JJeputles There wu uo arrest. said Bostick - forced off the ,:~o::"!e~·;ri:;:ge ~~d.. ~ HART BRAND SOLID HEAD ' OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 UPJ Br1e• £s ::__:__ SNOW DRIFT VEGETABLE FLOUR t~~POSE - - .!!b. 49c _.. _FO~H~owlnl::~lhe::dlmler~==t~h=e=1 to::pur::•:ue=the=·m:a:tte::t·===========~ I HART BRAND · . \ road who atther n!dele )116 Sheriff'• ed onto tile highway iD 1ro11t Gl bim Bostick's ear swerved • department iD~eatlgated 8 on&- to ~ ditch and struck a guard car accment Tuesday morniDg raU No wert inourred Customers aerved by , the A dl8cil8sio11 on Jitterbugging III'OUP disCUBSed wayr. 4! Chester exchange of the Citl· and dumping lrasb on the Meigs IDg to public attenlloll unslgh~ , zena Telephone Co. of Coolville, County roads wu held al lbe 1: scenes along the county's will be linked to the natiORwlde March meeting of the Izaak WI!- hlghways and went on record direct distance dialing network, loB League held Monday even- as being anxious to cooperate Sunday, April s, Carl J. Bam- lng at the clubhouse. A steak with township trustees, county hill, general manager, IUIIIOim" dilmer was served to 30 mem- commissioners, and school of. eed today. bers and two guests, Franklin ficiala in a program to keep New numbers have been ... Rutberfru'd, of Anaconda, Mon- highways and streets cleaa. sijned to telephones iR lhe Cbe• tana, who ls visiting here with Any of the above groups are · 1er area, effective SUnday. relatlvea, and the Rev. Carver cordially invited to attend the __. S2oz.39C illlPOR'r ACCJDIN'I' 'lbe M·•- County Linked to Highways draw DDD System J1'LA Notice f denUal election. Pork& Beans ed · · b. Litter mrg -ce Chester now ·~ aub • __ WHOLE KERNEL . ' MEI!/I11IIG DELAYEP · 'lbe Apr~ meelinJ of lhe Mid- FROM WAID CROSS' SONS - - I. .{-. ':, ot. lb. 3 Krator ... Ml t'am Orange Juiee ••• "' .... 69e Moss ..... & .. Peat ···---···50 .. 79e Dnknl IIIII li-IN ...... ~ 39c Safeguard Lawn Food ••. . . ~~a~~ $2.98 2 ~:-33c ~~----~----------~ ·~ Lava Zest Sha1tlpoo ........... $1.09 2 39e -.... " . r .J �'I I 1. , , '" ,, 1 \ ''·t'.'\ a.-~~tUy l!eutlnet, Pomeroy·MWdleport, o. lhrch ao, 111M .. · · · · · I I, ~~ouae~, Jewelry, head- State Commander dresses ete. and lhe story of 111e1r Honor Students d Are Name at Point Hi•h J't''· f •' I·,·<!. 1<, ' ' ''· . I , ' ' ' htl' j·l·t'l;:r:'.:' · NAMED (liiAJRMA!II · · Mrs , · PT. P~ · • Akeles, leader of Cub Scouts. But fiuliilt Q!Diorlstl riSk nal ·Jo\Uisoli, West Coltim11ttf. Dell Mothers of tbe 5 Dens In To tbelr:n&" HvesiOt lhelr has be!!n Pack 158 are Mrs. Lesley PT. PI.EASANT, -'"'ll Richard l!y iryJq tO "beat" AiQmcan SOcl• Rouab, Mrs. John FefiUSOn, B. Breene, Clmrlellen, West the tralll' ~ a•CfOISlDg. Don, ty 1 ~ Ia ~ ~ SEWING CLUB TOWN COUNCU. Mrs. John Reltmire, Mrs. Arth- Virginia Department Commandopey an tiBaJI. If, .accorcllill 14! an announe• . The New Haven Town Coun- ur Smltb, Mrs. RDbert Tennant, er of the V*'ans j)( Wor~ War lights. Cbee~ for on.cemtna ment ~Y by !tfri. WWW. The Sewmg Club met at llle ct: met 1n regular session 'liith 1 Mrl James Gilbert Mrs Eugene I of the U.S.A., wlll speak at a 1:1 before crosatag 1he Rardin, Jr., Malion Ceunty Unit home of Mrs. James MacKnight 1Mayor Fran Reichert presiding, Hesson, Mrs. Kenneth Thomp. meeting of the Mason County tracks, Obkii Department of presideD!. The slogan lor tbe on Tuesday afternoon. During !others attending were Hilda son, Mrs. Paul RDush, Mrs. Ken- Barracks on Thursday, March PT. PLEASANT - Honor stu. itorlum ol lhe IJ!ih school. Highway Safety urges. Yield tbe lMI Ctusade Is agaiD "Fight the sorial hour refreshmenta Ridgway, recorder, Paul Rick· neth Holbrook, Mrs. George Sl, at 7:30 in the Legion Hall iD dents for the 111611 graduation right-of-way or you may yield Cancer with a Ch!!cltiJi' IDII I were served tors. 1•· C. RDush, l an1 Charles Roush, Donald I Carson Mrs. Robert Dale Roush. Pl Pleasant. exercises of Point Pleasant Hfg!l PAR'nCIPATED your life. The ellolce Ia yount. lllieek:" Mrs. Fred Batey, Mr~- Otlle , ~bleton, o. J. Howard, Jr., PERSONALS Also appearing on the pro- School to be· held Monday, May Henri Chrls!Aipbe, wbo liee:am ~;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;.;;;;iiiiiiiiiijiii;;;;;;;::o:;;;:; r '""· Mrs. Howard llagen~~s. 1couneDmen and Donald Dhllng- Roscoe Calhoun has return- gram will be 'C. s.. Collier, W. :111. at 7:30 p.m. iD the gym Haiti's Ktng -Henri I, was one 1 \l:s. H. L. Dyer, Mrs. n Ier. ,ed home after being a patient Va. Department of Veterans AI- Sharon Sturgeon, valedictorian; of 8110 Haililllll wbo fought 1 11 ' ·d '~·'· ~· ~· B'6a~t, ~rs. i Mr. o. A. Martin appeare4 i11 Holzer Hospital 1fairs director. Collier will an- Cheryl Monroe, salutaterlan;IJthe~~~;~=W~ar~~:.l ~: 1 "Yh ou.<d, t• rs . hooyt e Tah<'- ' before the council to appeal the Mr and Mrs ~thor Ashley i swer questions oo veterans pen- Kerry Jarrell, honorary boy tbe American 1\nl ~ 1 an .1e s ess. e . . · · 11 ity and h ·1 · next meeting will be on April : council's deciSion t<r reJect his 1and Sandy Ashley of Gilford 11 SIOD. 1aws, soc a secor , and. Susan Darst, . onorary grr . .I 51h al !he home of Mrs. w. T. !' request fOI' • . solieltor's permit College, N. Mrs. B 0 y d i medleare. MIBS Sturgeon 18 the daughStone to sell magnzmes m town. Mr. Wears of Nitro Wl!re recent ter ef Mr. and Mrs. The Very Bat . . STAN! EY PARTY Richard Grinstead, Command- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny 1 DINNER PLANNED Sturgeon, 720 McCulloch Road; In Und Cln Anywht,. ONLY er of the American Legion Post, Roush. 1 PT. PLEASAT - A !reel Miss Monree is the daughter of s:so.oo - - lot•- .. Ml s. Cecil Dunean entertain- I was requesled to appear at the Mrs. E. c. Riddle is a medi- will offering dinner sponsored Mr. and Mrs. Emory Monroe, NO REASONABLE Con-lont Ttrmo ~d with a SttlanleythPWartydat Ohler n.eellng, and after much discus- cal patient at Camden Clark by the Beale Chapel Church at 2621 Jefferson Avenue; Kerry OFFER REFUSED ,.,nne recen y WI an a x- . h . d A I Gr 'II be held t II . h f M and S PI' e 'd o;eh ~ F 'd a Jarre IS t eJ son ~ f ~ SEE 1111 .Jackson. Ohio as demonstra- ' Slon t e rounr1l vote to gran~ I Hospital In Parkersburg. tnr. Those attending were Mrs. Mr. Martm a permit p~VI1e Mr. J. A. Ohhnger has returnebe •. oo_ on t n ay, Mrs. Mel~nM.arreD o t . John Fry Mrs. Thelma Cape- a~ agreement between ed bee- ed home after being a surgical Thpr ,bl' gmnmgrd'a 6 .P· 'tedm. Street an Mr"' adrsMIS FURNITURE CO. Mrs g10n and Mr. Martm coul patient at Pleasant Valley Hose pu 1c IS co 1a11y mv1 daughter o1 . an rs. 1. ·t Mr ' Otto G . MASON, W. VA. \~i:liam "McFaria~:.O~rs. lv~ reached. pita!. . to attend the dinner. Ali pro-, ert C. Darst of 2222 Ml Vernon "Your Rlmbtor DRtor" c,pehart, Mrs. Thomas Grin· The reviewed the budget and Mrs. William Russell, pres!- ceeds w1ll go to tbe church Avenue. POMIROY, o. , 1.,d. Mrs. Cliff Roush, Mra. voted to accept it. dent of the New Haven Wom- building fund. Baccslauereale service Charles Roush, Mrs. Hazen . The Council wished to remind Bl''s Club, attended the Slate Rnu,h. Mrs. Stanley Duncan i cttl1.en• of !he dog ordinance Convention held at the Green~~" Pansy Fry, the demonsiTa: that is now in force. All dogs brier Hotel at White Sulphur must be oo a leash or in a pen Springs las! week. She was 111 ,. nnd the hostess. GARDEN CLUB DINNER I between the dates of March 15th accompanied by Mrs. Edwin The New Haven Garden and October !st. They are ask- RDush of Nitro, W. Va, rl11b celebrated their 36th birth- ing <»operation of ail citizens Mrs. Albert Fields of IJnd"' with a dinnner held at the since rabies was discovered In coin Park, Mich. spent last H; rtford Melbodist Church. the Point Pleasant area. week at the home of her daughTil" dinner was served by the ATTEND CONVENTION lei and family, Mr. and Mrs. ladies of the church. The invo- Mrs. Lloyd Roush. president James N. Roush. Mr. Fields ,., ,,on was given by Mrs. Lee ,of New Haven Garden Club, visited here over ,the weekend !iibb<. Those attending were Mrs. Martin Ohlinger, and Mrs. and Mrs. Fields returned home \Irs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. Fred L. C. Roush are attending the with him. Batey, Mrs. Donald F. Roush, 36th Annual Slate Garden Club It Is reported that Johnny ' Mr<. William Chisler Mrs. Lloyd Convention held this week at Roush is In a critical condition Roush, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. the Greenbrier Hotel at White suffering from a heart attack, H. L. Dyer, Mrs. Howard Bur- Sulphur Springs. Speakers for while visiting relatives in Nitro, ' "s. Mro. Howard Wageohals, the convention will be tl1e Na- W. Va. Mr. Roush is in Thomas SHOPPERS BONANZA- THURS. ·FRI.· SAT.- SPECIALS! Mrs. Martin Ohlinger, Mrs. J. tiona! President, Mrs. Fred Memorial Hospital in ChsrlesV. McGrew, Mrs. Lester Ohlin- Mauntel, governor and Mrs. Hu- 1ton. He is employed by State , Speci1l Group ROLL-UP SLEEVE Pre-Season Sale ger: Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. lett Smth, Mrs. Roland A. Fifer I Road Commissloa and resides Utt~e Roush, Mrs. L. C. Roush, of Louisville, guest nuwer ar- in New Haven. LADIES' SPRING LADIES COLORFUL Sheer SEAMLESS Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mrs. Donald ranger and Miss Carry! A. Co- l' Ruth Ann Laudermilt has re- · Foglesong, Mrs. James Mal'- burn of Philadelphia, who has turned home after being a paKmghC Mrs. W. T. Stone. Mrs. an interesting background io the tient at Holzer. Leo Gibbs, Mrs. Patrick Riley, field of education, writing and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Meredith ePRINTS Compare At $7.95 eSOLIDS Mrs. Doyle MacKnight. gardening. Also Alyse Reckna- and Mike of Belpre, 0., visited BIRTH gel lseys, a landscape archi- here on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bradley ' teet from Brooklyn, N. Y. Phil Cooke of West Virginia ar• announcmg the birth of a WOMAN'S CLUB University visited at the home son reocntly at. Holzer Hospital The New Haven Woman's of his parents Mr and Mrs and , has bee n named Ronald !' Club met for !heir regular I Robert Cooke 'over ·the week-· r,ordon. 111e maternal grand- ' monthlv meeting. Priot to the : end. ' mother is Mrs J h' M'i1 · Junior Petite- Junior - Misses " meeting the group was taken Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Vance ler of ' · osep me Slight Irr. Compa,. at $1.59 Half Sizes NewdHavthen a~d the pson a tour of the Philip Sporn <pent the weekend al the home ternal gran mo er IS Mrs. M. PI · f th · M nd R Br.:tdl . r S . ant. o e1r son, r. a Mrs. Tom For Easter Time · Bdf ~IN:•:r~~~ W. Ya. Mrs. Jack Welch, vice pres!- ! Vance and children at MorganSpeci•l Group Pre-Season Salel Mrs R 1 h . ,dent, pr.,ided at the business ' town, W. Va. Mrs. Tom Vance ' ed wit.h aBp SL~yrepentertam- 1 meeting. Devotions were led by ! and children returned home wilh I BOY'S & GIRL'S LADIES EASTER aeemeartyonMRnb d thf ·· d · Friday evening at her home on I rs. ert Hern on. Plans I .em or a VISit an will also Haven Heights M J were made by the club lor Li- VISit her parents, Mr. and Mrs . . inson of Galii~lis ~~s ~~ brary Week, whieh i~ Apnl t7 : Lester Jordan at Washington : d Ithrough 24th. On Apnl 21st Op- Court House, Ohio. onstrator Games i DACRON . were p1aye I H . M ,. 1 , Laminated and prizes awarded t0 M en ouse Will be held "t the AIrs. ' ayton Athey, and dauePATENTS Wools & Jersey NYLON Rober! Layne Mrs T Hr 1~· , ex- Quillen Memorial Library. ghter, Judy and granddaughter · eOXFORDS COTTON man. Mrs. Roy Cook,.~: ~s: Plans were made to paint the Jo Ellen. Athey visited her son ; and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ri~h­ l'rank Spradling. Others attend- Aln-Qwllcn Bwldmg. . 1 mg were Mrs. Herman Knapp, Hostesses for the evemng wer 1ard. Athey and family at ClncmMrs. William Gibbs, Miss Bet- Mrs. Jess Abel, Mrs. Herman , nat1, over the weekend. . !'' Kelly, Mrs. William Fry Mrs. Ohlinger and Mrs. R. C. Greene. . Mrs. R. G. Greene is a pa- . Harry Pickens, Mrs. AIUe EvPACK WINS BEST IN tient at Holzer Hospital. aus. Mrs. Jack Welch Mr 8 SCOUT-0-RAMA Henry Buck, Jr., Mrs.' ph 1j Cub Scout Pack 256 with Wil-i Pleaaaut VaHey Bupital Compare At $2.99 Compare 11 $19.95 Batey, Mrs. Harold Zerkle liam Russt'll, Cubmaster, won 1 AD\II'ITED: Laronda Steph-1 Mrs. Dwight Sayre, Mrs. Che~ the Presidential Award, for the i ens, Leon; Mrs. Carl Loomis, New Mens LEATHER ter Curry, Mrs. BiU . Howard ,most outstanding booth in the Pt. Plessanl; Kevin Curfman, Easter Fuhlon Mrs. Carroll Adam•, Jr. ' Scout-0-Rama, held this Satur- Pt. Pleasant; Franklin Smith, ROTARY and Sunday at the Armory Bidwell. I Members of the Rotary at Point Pleasant. Tbey used DISCHARGED: Mro. Keith Bone -Black motored to Ripley, W. va. 00 · the theme "The Earliest Amer- RDbie and son, Bidwell; Mrs. White Thursday •• guests of the Rip. leans" dealing witb lndi8DJ, Dana Newlin, Pt. Pleasant. eNEW BLACKS esTACKS ley Club for their regular m~t-11'"'_,__.,.....;;_,_,_,_,..;._,..._,_,_,_,_,_,...--w estzEs e12 to u eHI-HEEI.S mg. The District Governor Rotary, guest speaker. Those Candy Filled altending were Ralph Whitmore, Jack Flesher, Arthur Tha- . bet. Lloyd Roush, Rome Wllliamson, and Clyde Foley. MEMBERS A'ITEND PROGRAM Mrs. Donald F. Rousll, Mro. Fred Batey, Mrs. Howard Wag- I enhals and Mrs. Lloyd Roush : Special For A Man's Easter of the New Haven Garden Club : were in Wilkesville on Saturday ~ WHITE BROADCLOTH afternoon to hear 8 program on Japanese Flower Arranging. : The sp... ker wa• Mrs. Robert • Durant of Lancalfer, Ohio. She I 1' a graduate of Sogetsu School , of Ikebana, Japan, aril taught i " 0Wf'r arranging in ,il!";tpan, New Sins ENJOY OUTDOOR LIVING WITH THIS SPECIAL England . States, Pennsylvania ! 14V• to 17 and now m Oh1o, since her ~us­ band, Lt. Col. Durant bas re- : nURDY FOLDING FRAMES ... HEAVY PLASTIC WEB l'rcd from military service and ! has returned to his childhood ; home in Lancaster. A coffee ! 6-WI!I 7-WEB LEATHER or BRUSHED PIGSKIN hour followed. \ E.l!.B. TEACHERS HOW MEETING The Sunday School Teachers REG. $2.80 TONI and worker. of the New Haven E L.B. Church met for tlleir · Ho~ monthly meeting at the borne or .11rs. Clayton Athey on Thursday evening. Rev. Mrs. Achsah Nch BROWN or CHARCOAL MII iff led the devotions. T h e group viewed two films on Sizes \' outh. the responsibllldes of 3~to6 parenl!l, and securing volunteer REG. 79c GILLEnE worker• for the churclt Paul Rickar4 conducted tbe businesa Also In Tie Style meeting following. · Mrs. Alhey served refreshment• to Rev. lnd Mrs. Martin Boy• Outgrow Tht~ot Outwear Them! Berislord and Andy, Mr. aad Mro. Paul Rickard, Sharon and Debbie, Mrs. Howard Burrla, Mrs. Charll!s Weaver, Mrs. Sam uel Halstead, Miss Ethel Riddle, MIDDLEPORT, 0. Otha LleviiJi, .111~ Rev. lira. NE\V s~ T,~~d,ay IIAV~N ~~ ~ ;~tnted ·cba~ of~ eanc. dlsalter. I I c., .' '· Ram I bier T I raue- ns I 1 I'":f': e OPEN I 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 MASON METROPOLITAN MOTORS FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 -SATURDAY TIL 9 SAVINGS FOR GREATER THAN EVERU 1 ALL II 1 BLOUSES EASTER DRESSES s .00 •,', ' I NYLON HOSE cpr c I at home. 1 Party New i spring charmers by BUSTER BROWN, • I What youngster could resist the charm of these little patents with the grown-up look . .. makes them feel grown-up, too. They're slipper soft and light . . , but best of all, the famous Bu•ter Brown name assures you they'll fit as nicely as they look. Bring in the boya and iJriS for Buster Browns now. $ - I 6.50to8.50 s $ .00 EASTER BASKETS 8.50 Join Our LUCKY 11 SHOE CLUB" ..... Chapman-Canaday In the Middle Block Next to Elberfeld• POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE {J Ali:"'.tiNUM PAnO FURNITURE ••• for Boys THE SHOE BOX .13 PERMANENTS STAINUSS ST&L BLADES ROCKER s ElECTRIC WillRHtATER NORGE .99 HUSH PUPPY LOAFERS l~wtst·Prkltl Fool· prtof Splulq 1111 M1lt II A•rkl • . .11111111111£:1\1111111 llltdulllil fir n1 II llllr \: • n- -.t~at IIIII'.• • C. taut IMtkcMw R--ular •1•··- . .,.. . . •1/jnt'll.- -· s Our Price Tiii:OO p.m. Saturclly Nlilht . Q _,on fll/y -· -·- · - - · - ' ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ..J •. biglltlcJids ANTHONY Plumbing· Heating Y- Dlpandllllt . .,..llr Por PLUMIING· - .H·E Aff.ll. ,, ,, ,....·'~.. Mllllf. eMEEKER LEAtHER GOODS llPJJJI DRESS SHIRTS LOUNGE ' HELEN HELP US! Mr. and Mrs. James Lew!• entertained with a party Saturl - - by HeieR l!lottej--1 y ternoon at tbeir home at aure Cliff honoring tlleir danbiers, Diana and Barbara, on WIDOW WITH A Dear Helen: their birthdays. GDmes were "LIVE" HUSBAND Unlike Mrs. N., I'm thaltkfu:l !I played and prizes awarded to Dear Helen: my husband's sole interests are Karolyn Soulsby, David Cole, I'd like to be the first one in his wile and children. It cerDiana Lewis, Dennis Gilmore swap husbands with Mro. N. tainly doesn't seem a bit boring and Sherr! Clark. (who wishes hero .wouldn't to me when I see our daughters After the honored guests op- stay borne ail the time with her 01 their Dad's back, giggling LADIES BILLFOLDS-CLUTCH BAGS- ; ened their gilts, refreshment.< ol and the children.) She sure and laughing as he trots a-. lJGHTERS decorated birthday cake, ice needs her head examined! Ask round the room playing horse, eresm, candy aad kool-aid were ber if she'd like to put up witb or when he dances witb them. served to Nancy, Darla and Ka- these quaiitie• in • husband " It's fun to join in the laughter. Cuff Links Tit Clasps • Key Ch1lns .. thy Gill, Ricky, Sherr! and Ter- L Gond worker - for his own even when dishes are waiting Speidel W1tch Bands ry Clark, Eddie and Gloria Sar- good. - and then he generally helps ver, Debbie Mowery, Drems 2. Considers all his friends me with them afterwards. Sptidel Identification Bracelets Ward, Belinda, Brian, 61 st, never hi• family. This is true happiness, nd and Marvin Friend arbara J. Gamble<. I wouldn't have it any olher Decoretive Wall Clocks Keith Klein, Greg Eblin, 4. Cameo home only to sl~p way.-<XJUNTING MY BLESSJacobs, Brenda and Dennis Gil- it off after Dying like a kite by lNGS SILVER- CHINA- CRYSTAL more, Karolyn Soulsby, Ray A~ night aad weekends. Dear CMB: , I len Ebhn D1ana Ridgway, 5. Goes oa vacatioo by Nor would any of us t~dcy I and Carol Notlingham , sell. oneo! - H. and Patty Eblia and Rose 8. Makes his wife fight to This coloma is dedicated to Jimmy ColburtL the barest support. family living, so if. you're hav- 1 7. Has a dandy time at the mg k1d trouble or JUst pia;n SAVE UP TO oso NOW I race tracks and restaurant& - trouble, Jet Helen help YOU. witiJ somebody else! She will also welcome your 8. Is not interested in family own amusing experience~. Adrespongibiiities. dress HeieR Bolte! ia care of 8. Is tbe "Have a drink, ev- UU..~·=-=·~ew ::._s~pa.:'pC.:er::·_ _ _ _ __;,,.,,.,..,....,.......,.,...,,.,..,....,.....,...,...,,.,..........!!!!!~~ ery" type, but ;11, kids don't even get enough milk. •••••• 10, II, 12, 13, 14 - I could go oo, but I'm starting supper for my six children. HE won't be with aFlameless here - again. - 21' - YEAR WIDOW WITH A "LIVE" HUS (electric: m~ 5 ere BAND C001pletoly insulated! Dear Widow: Your husband must have SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED sometr' ·1g goln' for him you ~Callout didn't mention. Otherwise ......... offfoe yoo'd have locked the door 011 "I&DMfiUT this "married bachelor" t9 years ago. Widow - wives dou't rate much sympathy with me - there's always SOMETHING · you can do, If you have the gumption to make a decision and stick to it. - H. Dear Helen : Mrs. N. is a lucky sU:f! How ean she get bored with a hU&baRd who doesn't consider hil wife and family boriRgl S h e asks, II her mea afraid to make the most of his life? Does she stop to thJRk he may feel his •2wa111-"' family and bollltl 'AR!i: h I 1 • 6 oz. 1o 12 lb. capaci!J "most iii life"? • 4 waltr temporalllrO Miletioftl My husband works two jobs and I see him 1 half aa hour ia • 3 positiool-.... 4GIIIrof lbe morning, a ball boor at d111ner, and then just before he SAVE HOT WATER _ goes to bed. We have a son and -.,up to 3,900 ,.Uot11 a be oRiy sees his Dad oa week)ltlr. Also, savints on pa ends, if he lso't working, lhlt "' tlectrieity roquirld .. is. I realize It must ba this way, ...1 . . Wlllr. but I'd ba the happlnest wife iii the country If my guy were able SAVE DETERGENT i lo spend a little time at home. - up ... 61.4 tile. fl , - JACKLESS JILL -'1(0111 por ,...,, . Dear J.J.: \ All wort and 10 play makes "jack," but 11 doesn't ~end JUJ, SAVE TIME ' right? ... new NCJ<II Scot 11 ;, "Moonllghtlng" can take most dots some job In 98 h111111 of the glow out of marriage. lets per yeor. Muns Joq . miCIJino, 1110. Moreover, It caa take 111011 of tile "go'' out of a mao wbo ' SAVa WH.N YOU •uy mlgltt cUmb fait wllh one com. f1811Y, If tlte other job didn't •ap hil llreR(IIt Try to makl your buaballd . . Ibis IIIII you may PI rt NORGE ICOT MATCHING DRYER -H. • Biaoot crttndot lot WHY PAY MORE? ! I u Gi11en for lea 8.50 e OXFORDS eLOAFERS FOOTWEAR :::!:t : e 'I .88 ;:e,.-"d ROLFS LEATHER GOODS FOOTWEAR 1 Canloa, . 'n1e spotajpai! · were m1 "ID•(UII '.ea,a, eBULOVA eELGIN eHAMILTON WATCHES Lewu Dauglder• 1 COATS militarily onrntended ml to meet eo~~tingelleles wbicb might arise elsewhere iD lhe world · Pentagoa acknowledlleD!ellla a1 the atatue allhe dllllsloel 11 home made reference to the 1st ad 2nd Armored at P't rlood, . . ready. They are manned lnl decision . not to call up combat · fllecliveness: Many )21,700. A defense spokesman saldllarge measure by draftees and reservists during the VietNam regular Army troops formerly An un11111wered questiow was at IIIli time" '"\11~-Tuesday that the four Army recruil!l. 1 buildup had forced the Army to ln the divisions were sent to 1bow damaging the situation Is,..,ftO " divisions In the continental The Pentagon also conceded) uu lhe resular divisions for Viet Nam. 1if it is damaBing at all-and United Stales are not combat for the first time that lhe training new men, cutting their There are not other regular bow soon ft would be corrected. h a~ . divisions currently combat re• Sollie of lhe divisions involved Viet '·! dy and at full strength in the mreadayi be byback to which bega• 1a11 United States. ness summer. ,._,..,._,_,..,._,..,._,..,._,_,_,._.iiii;o;;i;l;;!~ii!~ . Though it acknowledged, in 1 • The Pentagon disclosure b effect, that there is no fully expected to bave Senate combat ready division IR lbe repercussions. Chairman John Unlled States, the Pentagon Stennis, D-Miss., of the Se- emphasizeu it could as nate's preparedness subcommit- many as 2t separate lee has had military combat to VIet Nam by June 30, II readiness under lnvesligstion became necessary. for a year. Wilh all support Toar lllacovm Dtlllcleacy included, thJs would Involve The Defense Departmenl move of about 90,000 troops. • statement on the itnpact of Viet Refalll Slatemeat 11 Nam pefSOnnel requirements on The spokesman also ret.•dled II .-.1 forces at home came alter it Defense Secretary RDIJ.!'rt S. · became known that subcommit- McNamara's March £· statetee investigators had found ment that on 90 days notice, It .; below combat ready status in would be possible to deploy a · the four divisions during recent force of 350,000 men Ia • ' IDspecbon trips. divisions. Il In the continuing buildup the This would include calling PLANNING COMMITTEE - These slx 4-H members of Meigs County served as the planning committee for the Defense Department Tuesday Rve National Guard divisions Officers and Advisors Conference last Friday at Pomeroy Junior High school auditorium . Standing, I to r, are Dixie issued ils April draft call for and bringing four divisions to Wamsley, Alan Gibson, Bill Downie, Jennifer Blakeslee, Nancy Titus and Susan Heaten. They also were eutdeo at the 34,6110 men-all for the Army. full strength. The quota lor Marcb was On that occasioa, McNamara conference. WASHINGTON (UP!) -Se• ale prodding baa produced lhe llrst Pentagon admi8Bioa that the VIet Nam war buildup baa aapped lhe readinw of forces I !: , ' Ho.me Force.s Sapped by Viet Nant Build. up S/::iJn~::.~;:t~w~ I Ladies Sleepwear hiamas &Gowns -~ ~ , imi·111' ' ~ar ·tram · ,'l'!ll car?. Of course be ?::SO ·pc,m. ....~ . -_. Rev. · s. •uumpnu "' ily Melbodlst Ohurcb A:::ri~y wlll·be May 17 at &:SO aJIL· tlchool ,..embly and Night wUI be held fD lhe 30 May 16• It 7: p.m. .o • Oiont I Ctl. ft. cyllndlr • Stop-'N·Dry lor special -tumblinl drylna (lllkl. woolons, ttc.) - DIG ·lt!O $149·95with trNt $19995 - �'I I 1. , , '" ,, 1 \ ''·t'.'\ a.-~~tUy l!eutlnet, Pomeroy·MWdleport, o. lhrch ao, 111M .. · · · · · I I, ~~ouae~, Jewelry, head- State Commander dresses ete. and lhe story of 111e1r Honor Students d Are Name at Point Hi•h J't''· f •' I·,·<!. 1<, ' ' ''· . I , ' ' ' htl' j·l·t'l;:r:'.:' · NAMED (liiAJRMA!II · · Mrs , · PT. P~ · • Akeles, leader of Cub Scouts. But fiuliilt Q!Diorlstl riSk nal ·Jo\Uisoli, West Coltim11ttf. Dell Mothers of tbe 5 Dens In To tbelr:n&" HvesiOt lhelr has be!!n Pack 158 are Mrs. Lesley PT. PI.EASANT, -'"'ll Richard l!y iryJq tO "beat" AiQmcan SOcl• Rouab, Mrs. John FefiUSOn, B. Breene, Clmrlellen, West the tralll' ~ a•CfOISlDg. Don, ty 1 ~ Ia ~ ~ SEWING CLUB TOWN COUNCU. Mrs. John Reltmire, Mrs. Arth- Virginia Department Commandopey an tiBaJI. If, .accorcllill 14! an announe• . The New Haven Town Coun- ur Smltb, Mrs. RDbert Tennant, er of the V*'ans j)( Wor~ War lights. Cbee~ for on.cemtna ment ~Y by !tfri. WWW. The Sewmg Club met at llle ct: met 1n regular session 'liith 1 Mrl James Gilbert Mrs Eugene I of the U.S.A., wlll speak at a 1:1 before crosatag 1he Rardin, Jr., Malion Ceunty Unit home of Mrs. James MacKnight 1Mayor Fran Reichert presiding, Hesson, Mrs. Kenneth Thomp. meeting of the Mason County tracks, Obkii Department of presideD!. The slogan lor tbe on Tuesday afternoon. During !others attending were Hilda son, Mrs. Paul RDush, Mrs. Ken- Barracks on Thursday, March PT. PLEASANT - Honor stu. itorlum ol lhe IJ!ih school. Highway Safety urges. Yield tbe lMI Ctusade Is agaiD "Fight the sorial hour refreshmenta Ridgway, recorder, Paul Rick· neth Holbrook, Mrs. George Sl, at 7:30 in the Legion Hall iD dents for the 111611 graduation right-of-way or you may yield Cancer with a Ch!!cltiJi' IDII I were served tors. 1•· C. RDush, l an1 Charles Roush, Donald I Carson Mrs. Robert Dale Roush. Pl Pleasant. exercises of Point Pleasant Hfg!l PAR'nCIPATED your life. The ellolce Ia yount. lllieek:" Mrs. Fred Batey, Mr~- Otlle , ~bleton, o. J. Howard, Jr., PERSONALS Also appearing on the pro- School to be· held Monday, May Henri Chrls!Aipbe, wbo liee:am ~;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;.;;;;iiiiiiiiiijiii;;;;;;;::o:;;;:; r '""· Mrs. Howard llagen~~s. 1couneDmen and Donald Dhllng- Roscoe Calhoun has return- gram will be 'C. s.. Collier, W. :111. at 7:30 p.m. iD the gym Haiti's Ktng -Henri I, was one 1 \l:s. H. L. Dyer, Mrs. n Ier. ,ed home after being a patient Va. Department of Veterans AI- Sharon Sturgeon, valedictorian; of 8110 Haililllll wbo fought 1 11 ' ·d '~·'· ~· ~· B'6a~t, ~rs. i Mr. o. A. Martin appeare4 i11 Holzer Hospital 1fairs director. Collier will an- Cheryl Monroe, salutaterlan;IJthe~~~;~=W~ar~~:.l ~: 1 "Yh ou.<d, t• rs . hooyt e Tah<'- ' before the council to appeal the Mr and Mrs ~thor Ashley i swer questions oo veterans pen- Kerry Jarrell, honorary boy tbe American 1\nl ~ 1 an .1e s ess. e . . · · 11 ity and h ·1 · next meeting will be on April : council's deciSion t<r reJect his 1and Sandy Ashley of Gilford 11 SIOD. 1aws, soc a secor , and. Susan Darst, . onorary grr . .I 51h al !he home of Mrs. w. T. !' request fOI' • . solieltor's permit College, N. Mrs. B 0 y d i medleare. MIBS Sturgeon 18 the daughStone to sell magnzmes m town. Mr. Wears of Nitro Wl!re recent ter ef Mr. and Mrs. The Very Bat . . STAN! EY PARTY Richard Grinstead, Command- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny 1 DINNER PLANNED Sturgeon, 720 McCulloch Road; In Und Cln Anywht,. ONLY er of the American Legion Post, Roush. 1 PT. PLEASAT - A !reel Miss Monree is the daughter of s:so.oo - - lot•- .. Ml s. Cecil Dunean entertain- I was requesled to appear at the Mrs. E. c. Riddle is a medi- will offering dinner sponsored Mr. and Mrs. Emory Monroe, NO REASONABLE Con-lont Ttrmo ~d with a SttlanleythPWartydat Ohler n.eellng, and after much discus- cal patient at Camden Clark by the Beale Chapel Church at 2621 Jefferson Avenue; Kerry OFFER REFUSED ,.,nne recen y WI an a x- . h . d A I Gr 'II be held t II . h f M and S PI' e 'd o;eh ~ F 'd a Jarre IS t eJ son ~ f ~ SEE 1111 .Jackson. Ohio as demonstra- ' Slon t e rounr1l vote to gran~ I Hospital In Parkersburg. tnr. Those attending were Mrs. Mr. Martm a permit p~VI1e Mr. J. A. Ohhnger has returnebe •. oo_ on t n ay, Mrs. Mel~nM.arreD o t . John Fry Mrs. Thelma Cape- a~ agreement between ed bee- ed home after being a surgical Thpr ,bl' gmnmgrd'a 6 .P· 'tedm. Street an Mr"' adrsMIS FURNITURE CO. Mrs g10n and Mr. Martm coul patient at Pleasant Valley Hose pu 1c IS co 1a11y mv1 daughter o1 . an rs. 1. ·t Mr ' Otto G . MASON, W. VA. \~i:liam "McFaria~:.O~rs. lv~ reached. pita!. . to attend the dinner. Ali pro-, ert C. Darst of 2222 Ml Vernon "Your Rlmbtor DRtor" c,pehart, Mrs. Thomas Grin· The reviewed the budget and Mrs. William Russell, pres!- ceeds w1ll go to tbe church Avenue. POMIROY, o. , 1.,d. Mrs. Cliff Roush, Mra. voted to accept it. dent of the New Haven Wom- building fund. Baccslauereale service Charles Roush, Mrs. Hazen . The Council wished to remind Bl''s Club, attended the Slate Rnu,h. Mrs. Stanley Duncan i cttl1.en• of !he dog ordinance Convention held at the Green~~" Pansy Fry, the demonsiTa: that is now in force. All dogs brier Hotel at White Sulphur must be oo a leash or in a pen Springs las! week. She was 111 ,. nnd the hostess. GARDEN CLUB DINNER I between the dates of March 15th accompanied by Mrs. Edwin The New Haven Garden and October !st. They are ask- RDush of Nitro, W. Va, rl11b celebrated their 36th birth- ing <»operation of ail citizens Mrs. Albert Fields of IJnd"' with a dinnner held at the since rabies was discovered In coin Park, Mich. spent last H; rtford Melbodist Church. the Point Pleasant area. week at the home of her daughTil" dinner was served by the ATTEND CONVENTION lei and family, Mr. and Mrs. ladies of the church. The invo- Mrs. Lloyd Roush. president James N. Roush. Mr. Fields ,., ,,on was given by Mrs. Lee ,of New Haven Garden Club, visited here over ,the weekend !iibb<. Those attending were Mrs. Martin Ohlinger, and Mrs. and Mrs. Fields returned home \Irs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. Fred L. C. Roush are attending the with him. Batey, Mrs. Donald F. Roush, 36th Annual Slate Garden Club It Is reported that Johnny ' Mr<. William Chisler Mrs. Lloyd Convention held this week at Roush is In a critical condition Roush, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. the Greenbrier Hotel at White suffering from a heart attack, H. L. Dyer, Mrs. Howard Bur- Sulphur Springs. Speakers for while visiting relatives in Nitro, ' "s. Mro. Howard Wageohals, the convention will be tl1e Na- W. Va. Mr. Roush is in Thomas SHOPPERS BONANZA- THURS. ·FRI.· SAT.- SPECIALS! Mrs. Martin Ohlinger, Mrs. J. tiona! President, Mrs. Fred Memorial Hospital in ChsrlesV. McGrew, Mrs. Lester Ohlin- Mauntel, governor and Mrs. Hu- 1ton. He is employed by State , Speci1l Group ROLL-UP SLEEVE Pre-Season Sale ger: Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. lett Smth, Mrs. Roland A. Fifer I Road Commissloa and resides Utt~e Roush, Mrs. L. C. Roush, of Louisville, guest nuwer ar- in New Haven. LADIES' SPRING LADIES COLORFUL Sheer SEAMLESS Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mrs. Donald ranger and Miss Carry! A. Co- l' Ruth Ann Laudermilt has re- · Foglesong, Mrs. James Mal'- burn of Philadelphia, who has turned home after being a paKmghC Mrs. W. T. Stone. Mrs. an interesting background io the tient at Holzer. Leo Gibbs, Mrs. Patrick Riley, field of education, writing and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Meredith ePRINTS Compare At $7.95 eSOLIDS Mrs. Doyle MacKnight. gardening. Also Alyse Reckna- and Mike of Belpre, 0., visited BIRTH gel lseys, a landscape archi- here on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bradley ' teet from Brooklyn, N. Y. Phil Cooke of West Virginia ar• announcmg the birth of a WOMAN'S CLUB University visited at the home son reocntly at. Holzer Hospital The New Haven Woman's of his parents Mr and Mrs and , has bee n named Ronald !' Club met for !heir regular I Robert Cooke 'over ·the week-· r,ordon. 111e maternal grand- ' monthlv meeting. Priot to the : end. ' mother is Mrs J h' M'i1 · Junior Petite- Junior - Misses " meeting the group was taken Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Vance ler of ' · osep me Slight Irr. Compa,. at $1.59 Half Sizes NewdHavthen a~d the pson a tour of the Philip Sporn <pent the weekend al the home ternal gran mo er IS Mrs. M. PI · f th · M nd R Br.:tdl . r S . ant. o e1r son, r. a Mrs. Tom For Easter Time · Bdf ~IN:•:r~~~ W. Ya. Mrs. Jack Welch, vice pres!- ! Vance and children at MorganSpeci•l Group Pre-Season Salel Mrs R 1 h . ,dent, pr.,ided at the business ' town, W. Va. Mrs. Tom Vance ' ed wit.h aBp SL~yrepentertam- 1 meeting. Devotions were led by ! and children returned home wilh I BOY'S & GIRL'S LADIES EASTER aeemeartyonMRnb d thf ·· d · Friday evening at her home on I rs. ert Hern on. Plans I .em or a VISit an will also Haven Heights M J were made by the club lor Li- VISit her parents, Mr. and Mrs . . inson of Galii~lis ~~s ~~ brary Week, whieh i~ Apnl t7 : Lester Jordan at Washington : d Ithrough 24th. On Apnl 21st Op- Court House, Ohio. onstrator Games i DACRON . were p1aye I H . M ,. 1 , Laminated and prizes awarded t0 M en ouse Will be held "t the AIrs. ' ayton Athey, and dauePATENTS Wools & Jersey NYLON Rober! Layne Mrs T Hr 1~· , ex- Quillen Memorial Library. ghter, Judy and granddaughter · eOXFORDS COTTON man. Mrs. Roy Cook,.~: ~s: Plans were made to paint the Jo Ellen. Athey visited her son ; and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ri~h­ l'rank Spradling. Others attend- Aln-Qwllcn Bwldmg. . 1 mg were Mrs. Herman Knapp, Hostesses for the evemng wer 1ard. Athey and family at ClncmMrs. William Gibbs, Miss Bet- Mrs. Jess Abel, Mrs. Herman , nat1, over the weekend. . !'' Kelly, Mrs. William Fry Mrs. Ohlinger and Mrs. R. C. Greene. . Mrs. R. G. Greene is a pa- . Harry Pickens, Mrs. AIUe EvPACK WINS BEST IN tient at Holzer Hospital. aus. Mrs. Jack Welch Mr 8 SCOUT-0-RAMA Henry Buck, Jr., Mrs.' ph 1j Cub Scout Pack 256 with Wil-i Pleaaaut VaHey Bupital Compare At $2.99 Compare 11 $19.95 Batey, Mrs. Harold Zerkle liam Russt'll, Cubmaster, won 1 AD\II'ITED: Laronda Steph-1 Mrs. Dwight Sayre, Mrs. Che~ the Presidential Award, for the i ens, Leon; Mrs. Carl Loomis, New Mens LEATHER ter Curry, Mrs. BiU . Howard ,most outstanding booth in the Pt. Plessanl; Kevin Curfman, Easter Fuhlon Mrs. Carroll Adam•, Jr. ' Scout-0-Rama, held this Satur- Pt. Pleasant; Franklin Smith, ROTARY and Sunday at the Armory Bidwell. I Members of the Rotary at Point Pleasant. Tbey used DISCHARGED: Mro. Keith Bone -Black motored to Ripley, W. va. 00 · the theme "The Earliest Amer- RDbie and son, Bidwell; Mrs. White Thursday •• guests of the Rip. leans" dealing witb lndi8DJ, Dana Newlin, Pt. Pleasant. eNEW BLACKS esTACKS ley Club for their regular m~t-11'"'_,__.,.....;;_,_,_,_,..;._,..._,_,_,_,_,_,...--w estzEs e12 to u eHI-HEEI.S mg. The District Governor Rotary, guest speaker. Those Candy Filled altending were Ralph Whitmore, Jack Flesher, Arthur Tha- . bet. Lloyd Roush, Rome Wllliamson, and Clyde Foley. MEMBERS A'ITEND PROGRAM Mrs. Donald F. Rousll, Mro. Fred Batey, Mrs. Howard Wag- I enhals and Mrs. Lloyd Roush : Special For A Man's Easter of the New Haven Garden Club : were in Wilkesville on Saturday ~ WHITE BROADCLOTH afternoon to hear 8 program on Japanese Flower Arranging. : The sp... ker wa• Mrs. Robert • Durant of Lancalfer, Ohio. She I 1' a graduate of Sogetsu School , of Ikebana, Japan, aril taught i " 0Wf'r arranging in ,il!";tpan, New Sins ENJOY OUTDOOR LIVING WITH THIS SPECIAL England . States, Pennsylvania ! 14V• to 17 and now m Oh1o, since her ~us­ band, Lt. Col. Durant bas re- : nURDY FOLDING FRAMES ... HEAVY PLASTIC WEB l'rcd from military service and ! has returned to his childhood ; home in Lancaster. A coffee ! 6-WI!I 7-WEB LEATHER or BRUSHED PIGSKIN hour followed. \ E.l!.B. TEACHERS HOW MEETING The Sunday School Teachers REG. $2.80 TONI and worker. of the New Haven E L.B. Church met for tlleir · Ho~ monthly meeting at the borne or .11rs. Clayton Athey on Thursday evening. Rev. Mrs. Achsah Nch BROWN or CHARCOAL MII iff led the devotions. T h e group viewed two films on Sizes \' outh. the responsibllldes of 3~to6 parenl!l, and securing volunteer REG. 79c GILLEnE worker• for the churclt Paul Rickar4 conducted tbe businesa Also In Tie Style meeting following. · Mrs. Alhey served refreshment• to Rev. lnd Mrs. Martin Boy• Outgrow Tht~ot Outwear Them! Berislord and Andy, Mr. aad Mro. Paul Rickard, Sharon and Debbie, Mrs. Howard Burrla, Mrs. Charll!s Weaver, Mrs. Sam uel Halstead, Miss Ethel Riddle, MIDDLEPORT, 0. Otha LleviiJi, .111~ Rev. lira. NE\V s~ T,~~d,ay IIAV~N ~~ ~ ;~tnted ·cba~ of~ eanc. dlsalter. I I c., .' '· Ram I bier T I raue- ns I 1 I'":f': e OPEN I 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 MASON METROPOLITAN MOTORS FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 -SATURDAY TIL 9 SAVINGS FOR GREATER THAN EVERU 1 ALL II 1 BLOUSES EASTER DRESSES s .00 •,', ' I NYLON HOSE cpr c I at home. 1 Party New i spring charmers by BUSTER BROWN, • I What youngster could resist the charm of these little patents with the grown-up look . .. makes them feel grown-up, too. They're slipper soft and light . . , but best of all, the famous Bu•ter Brown name assures you they'll fit as nicely as they look. Bring in the boya and iJriS for Buster Browns now. $ - I 6.50to8.50 s $ .00 EASTER BASKETS 8.50 Join Our LUCKY 11 SHOE CLUB" ..... Chapman-Canaday In the Middle Block Next to Elberfeld• POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE {J Ali:"'.tiNUM PAnO FURNITURE ••• for Boys THE SHOE BOX .13 PERMANENTS STAINUSS ST&L BLADES ROCKER s ElECTRIC WillRHtATER NORGE .99 HUSH PUPPY LOAFERS l~wtst·Prkltl Fool· prtof Splulq 1111 M1lt II A•rkl • . .11111111111£:1\1111111 llltdulllil fir n1 II llllr \: • n- -.t~at IIIII'.• • C. taut IMtkcMw R--ular •1•··- . .,.. . . •1/jnt'll.- -· s Our Price Tiii:OO p.m. Saturclly Nlilht . Q _,on fll/y -· -·- · - - · - ' ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ..J •. biglltlcJids ANTHONY Plumbing· Heating Y- Dlpandllllt . .,..llr Por PLUMIING· - .H·E Aff.ll. ,, ,, ,....·'~.. Mllllf. eMEEKER LEAtHER GOODS llPJJJI DRESS SHIRTS LOUNGE ' HELEN HELP US! Mr. and Mrs. James Lew!• entertained with a party Saturl - - by HeieR l!lottej--1 y ternoon at tbeir home at aure Cliff honoring tlleir danbiers, Diana and Barbara, on WIDOW WITH A Dear Helen: their birthdays. GDmes were "LIVE" HUSBAND Unlike Mrs. N., I'm thaltkfu:l !I played and prizes awarded to Dear Helen: my husband's sole interests are Karolyn Soulsby, David Cole, I'd like to be the first one in his wile and children. It cerDiana Lewis, Dennis Gilmore swap husbands with Mro. N. tainly doesn't seem a bit boring and Sherr! Clark. (who wishes hero .wouldn't to me when I see our daughters After the honored guests op- stay borne ail the time with her 01 their Dad's back, giggling LADIES BILLFOLDS-CLUTCH BAGS- ; ened their gilts, refreshment.< ol and the children.) She sure and laughing as he trots a-. lJGHTERS decorated birthday cake, ice needs her head examined! Ask round the room playing horse, eresm, candy aad kool-aid were ber if she'd like to put up witb or when he dances witb them. served to Nancy, Darla and Ka- these quaiitie• in • husband " It's fun to join in the laughter. Cuff Links Tit Clasps • Key Ch1lns .. thy Gill, Ricky, Sherr! and Ter- L Gond worker - for his own even when dishes are waiting Speidel W1tch Bands ry Clark, Eddie and Gloria Sar- good. - and then he generally helps ver, Debbie Mowery, Drems 2. Considers all his friends me with them afterwards. Sptidel Identification Bracelets Ward, Belinda, Brian, 61 st, never hi• family. This is true happiness, nd and Marvin Friend arbara J. Gamble<. I wouldn't have it any olher Decoretive Wall Clocks Keith Klein, Greg Eblin, 4. Cameo home only to sl~p way.-<XJUNTING MY BLESSJacobs, Brenda and Dennis Gil- it off after Dying like a kite by lNGS SILVER- CHINA- CRYSTAL more, Karolyn Soulsby, Ray A~ night aad weekends. Dear CMB: , I len Ebhn D1ana Ridgway, 5. Goes oa vacatioo by Nor would any of us t~dcy I and Carol Notlingham , sell. oneo! - H. and Patty Eblia and Rose 8. Makes his wife fight to This coloma is dedicated to Jimmy ColburtL the barest support. family living, so if. you're hav- 1 7. Has a dandy time at the mg k1d trouble or JUst pia;n SAVE UP TO oso NOW I race tracks and restaurant& - trouble, Jet Helen help YOU. witiJ somebody else! She will also welcome your 8. Is not interested in family own amusing experience~. Adrespongibiiities. dress HeieR Bolte! ia care of 8. Is tbe "Have a drink, ev- UU..~·=-=·~ew ::._s~pa.:'pC.:er::·_ _ _ _ __;,,.,,.,..,....,.......,.,...,,.,..,....,.....,...,...,,.,..........!!!!!~~ ery" type, but ;11, kids don't even get enough milk. •••••• 10, II, 12, 13, 14 - I could go oo, but I'm starting supper for my six children. HE won't be with aFlameless here - again. - 21' - YEAR WIDOW WITH A "LIVE" HUS (electric: m~ 5 ere BAND C001pletoly insulated! Dear Widow: Your husband must have SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED sometr' ·1g goln' for him you ~Callout didn't mention. Otherwise ......... offfoe yoo'd have locked the door 011 "I&DMfiUT this "married bachelor" t9 years ago. Widow - wives dou't rate much sympathy with me - there's always SOMETHING · you can do, If you have the gumption to make a decision and stick to it. - H. Dear Helen : Mrs. N. is a lucky sU:f! How ean she get bored with a hU&baRd who doesn't consider hil wife and family boriRgl S h e asks, II her mea afraid to make the most of his life? Does she stop to thJRk he may feel his •2wa111-"' family and bollltl 'AR!i: h I 1 • 6 oz. 1o 12 lb. capaci!J "most iii life"? • 4 waltr temporalllrO Miletioftl My husband works two jobs and I see him 1 half aa hour ia • 3 positiool-.... 4GIIIrof lbe morning, a ball boor at d111ner, and then just before he SAVE HOT WATER _ goes to bed. We have a son and -.,up to 3,900 ,.Uot11 a be oRiy sees his Dad oa week)ltlr. Also, savints on pa ends, if he lso't working, lhlt "' tlectrieity roquirld .. is. I realize It must ba this way, ...1 . . Wlllr. but I'd ba the happlnest wife iii the country If my guy were able SAVE DETERGENT i lo spend a little time at home. - up ... 61.4 tile. fl , - JACKLESS JILL -'1(0111 por ,...,, . Dear J.J.: \ All wort and 10 play makes "jack," but 11 doesn't ~end JUJ, SAVE TIME ' right? ... new NCJ<II Scot 11 ;, "Moonllghtlng" can take most dots some job In 98 h111111 of the glow out of marriage. lets per yeor. Muns Joq . miCIJino, 1110. Moreover, It caa take 111011 of tile "go'' out of a mao wbo ' SAVa WH.N YOU •uy mlgltt cUmb fait wllh one com. f1811Y, If tlte other job didn't •ap hil llreR(IIt Try to makl your buaballd . . Ibis IIIII you may PI rt NORGE ICOT MATCHING DRYER -H. • Biaoot crttndot lot WHY PAY MORE? ! I u Gi11en for lea 8.50 e OXFORDS eLOAFERS FOOTWEAR :::!:t : e 'I .88 ;:e,.-"d ROLFS LEATHER GOODS FOOTWEAR 1 Canloa, . 'n1e spotajpai! · were m1 "ID•(UII '.ea,a, eBULOVA eELGIN eHAMILTON WATCHES Lewu Dauglder• 1 COATS militarily onrntended ml to meet eo~~tingelleles wbicb might arise elsewhere iD lhe world · Pentagoa acknowledlleD!ellla a1 the atatue allhe dllllsloel 11 home made reference to the 1st ad 2nd Armored at P't rlood, . . ready. They are manned lnl decision . not to call up combat · fllecliveness: Many )21,700. A defense spokesman saldllarge measure by draftees and reservists during the VietNam regular Army troops formerly An un11111wered questiow was at IIIli time" '"\11~-Tuesday that the four Army recruil!l. 1 buildup had forced the Army to ln the divisions were sent to 1bow damaging the situation Is,..,ftO " divisions In the continental The Pentagon also conceded) uu lhe resular divisions for Viet Nam. 1if it is damaBing at all-and United Stales are not combat for the first time that lhe training new men, cutting their There are not other regular bow soon ft would be corrected. h a~ . divisions currently combat re• Sollie of lhe divisions involved Viet '·! dy and at full strength in the mreadayi be byback to which bega• 1a11 United States. ness summer. ,._,..,._,_,..,._,..,._,..,._,_,_,._.iiii;o;;i;l;;!~ii!~ . Though it acknowledged, in 1 • The Pentagon disclosure b effect, that there is no fully expected to bave Senate combat ready division IR lbe repercussions. Chairman John Unlled States, the Pentagon Stennis, D-Miss., of the Se- emphasizeu it could as nate's preparedness subcommit- many as 2t separate lee has had military combat to VIet Nam by June 30, II readiness under lnvesligstion became necessary. for a year. Wilh all support Toar lllacovm Dtlllcleacy included, thJs would Involve The Defense Departmenl move of about 90,000 troops. • statement on the itnpact of Viet Refalll Slatemeat 11 Nam pefSOnnel requirements on The spokesman also ret.•dled II .-.1 forces at home came alter it Defense Secretary RDIJ.!'rt S. · became known that subcommit- McNamara's March £· statetee investigators had found ment that on 90 days notice, It .; below combat ready status in would be possible to deploy a · the four divisions during recent force of 350,000 men Ia • ' IDspecbon trips. divisions. Il In the continuing buildup the This would include calling PLANNING COMMITTEE - These slx 4-H members of Meigs County served as the planning committee for the Defense Department Tuesday Rve National Guard divisions Officers and Advisors Conference last Friday at Pomeroy Junior High school auditorium . Standing, I to r, are Dixie issued ils April draft call for and bringing four divisions to Wamsley, Alan Gibson, Bill Downie, Jennifer Blakeslee, Nancy Titus and Susan Heaten. They also were eutdeo at the 34,6110 men-all for the Army. full strength. The quota lor Marcb was On that occasioa, McNamara conference. WASHINGTON (UP!) -Se• ale prodding baa produced lhe llrst Pentagon admi8Bioa that the VIet Nam war buildup baa aapped lhe readinw of forces I !: , ' Ho.me Force.s Sapped by Viet Nant Build. up S/::iJn~::.~;:t~w~ I Ladies Sleepwear hiamas &Gowns -~ ~ , imi·111' ' ~ar ·tram · ,'l'!ll car?. Of course be ?::SO ·pc,m. ....~ . -_. Rev. · s. •uumpnu "' ily Melbodlst Ohurcb A:::ri~y wlll·be May 17 at &:SO aJIL· tlchool ,..embly and Night wUI be held fD lhe 30 May 16• It 7: p.m. .o • Oiont I Ctl. ft. cyllndlr • Stop-'N·Dry lor special -tumblinl drylna (lllkl. woolons, ttc.) - DIG ·lt!O $149·95with trNt $19995 - �,' 1. ";/ ' ' ' ,,I ' ' .... , • ~ .'• ' (UNUSS IT'S SOMEBODY WHO DOESN'T ALREADY KNOW) ~ . i.. WE DID IT AGAIN! ' viE ARE OVERSTOCKED SO YOU ARE THE ONE TO SAVE OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN ' E '• "'• lvch few jlriCIS mill't I NIUit llf m- ' purwllnt allnt .. . IIIIUpermarlctfl hiM .,....,..,able whol...lo ""- 1¥11111111• to mem. Whet other "•~ll'rt" don't htv• Is wllllne- to toll• 1 lower m•rk..,p on :tt.usllldlet yeur favorite foods, lnaleld of .,_.lnt thll ah'1 1111111111 of ,,..., profit ltlmpe, i111111 IIIII other ch1ln glm- l ., ., lut 4on't 1'1! JIMIII• who 1lreocly know . . tholl PIIP.IfWIIt prWIIIIy Ill nmpoti· •1111 ther ..,...., know thot their pellc._ ,_.It In much higher foocl prl- ........ It Foocllond . '. H R. c. : ~QT. LB. FAIRMONT BUTTERMILK BOTn:l cartoas l'tpl. lrf, l ROLL 39c \ : \jl}ll\ nnrano I LOTION LB. ROLL c ' • COLA . ,.----------..I. II 'Nt. I l . I I' JERGEN'S ,. VALUE . ·: 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU TINy s I CARNATION MILK - MARGARINE Middleport, 0. 2S Ll. BAG ~.69 DAN Dll POTATO CHIPS BLUE BONNET REYNOLDS WRAP HEAVY DUTY FAIRMONT COnAGE CHEESE 2 ~~-- 49c . M- 11 oz. INSTANT MILK ( r 18c ...=: ~cHoc~oL=ATI~sv::auP:.:::::=:...:".::oz• BAG • FOODLAND SALTINE I CKERS 1 ( ', ~ ' ' f ( I [ r I I I I I ( I ONE 2 ~k 2sc ~ WONDER CLEANING SPECIAL 3 SPONGES GIANT SPONGE WONDER WEDGE SPONGE PKG. OF 2 SMALL SPONGES ALL FOR c SHORTENING - LB. CAN METAL BAYER'S ASPIRIN l 100 TABLETS GARBAGE ~ $100- CANS I CONTAC COLD Capsules R!G. $1.49 20GAL 9 9c $197 6' FISHING ROD ONLY $1 66 LARGE ASST. OF ·~ PRIDE ) FOR 99c - I 't $1.25 BONUS BUYS 'f . U.S. NO. 1 ROBIN HOOD IDAHO POTATOES BONUS BUY I 32c IIZI HIUHIY'S LB. ' ·, 49 IlLVIR DUST KING JLUI LAUNDRY DITilGINT- SIZI AURORA AliT. TOILIT TIHUI - - LB. VALUE C IIG. LAUNDRY DITIRGINT 1 202 59c BRIIZI I $5.95 A REAL c REG. PURINA DOG CHOW tI MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS .... 39c MATI 14 Of. CARNATION Model 2 .... 29c COPFII Kanauga, 0. Reg. Everyday Low Prices WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY ~ ~.. ___________ ,J~ c ONLY 1 PLASTIC FLOWERS Buy Now c c EACH Values to f1.49 BAG YELLOW ONIONS Ll. BAG C. Marshmallow FRUIT & NUT EASTER EGGS BUNNIES & 1 LB. EGGS 49c 11 OZ. EGGS J 9c 4. =~=~ JELLY c ~-::17•_,. CHICKENS PKG. OP '' ' ' • . �,' 1. ";/ ' ' ' ,,I ' ' .... , • ~ .'• ' (UNUSS IT'S SOMEBODY WHO DOESN'T ALREADY KNOW) ~ . i.. WE DID IT AGAIN! ' viE ARE OVERSTOCKED SO YOU ARE THE ONE TO SAVE OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN ' E '• "'• lvch few jlriCIS mill't I NIUit llf m- ' purwllnt allnt .. . IIIIUpermarlctfl hiM .,....,..,able whol...lo ""- 1¥11111111• to mem. Whet other "•~ll'rt" don't htv• Is wllllne- to toll• 1 lower m•rk..,p on :tt.usllldlet yeur favorite foods, lnaleld of .,_.lnt thll ah'1 1111111111 of ,,..., profit ltlmpe, i111111 IIIII other ch1ln glm- l ., ., lut 4on't 1'1! JIMIII• who 1lreocly know . . tholl PIIP.IfWIIt prWIIIIy Ill nmpoti· •1111 ther ..,...., know thot their pellc._ ,_.It In much higher foocl prl- ........ It Foocllond . '. H R. c. : ~QT. LB. FAIRMONT BUTTERMILK BOTn:l cartoas l'tpl. lrf, l ROLL 39c \ : \jl}ll\ nnrano I LOTION LB. ROLL c ' • COLA . ,.----------..I. II 'Nt. I l . I I' JERGEN'S ,. VALUE . ·: 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU TINy s I CARNATION MILK - MARGARINE Middleport, 0. 2S Ll. BAG ~.69 DAN Dll POTATO CHIPS BLUE BONNET REYNOLDS WRAP HEAVY DUTY FAIRMONT COnAGE CHEESE 2 ~~-- 49c . M- 11 oz. INSTANT MILK ( r 18c ...=: ~cHoc~oL=ATI~sv::auP:.:::::=:...:".::oz• BAG • FOODLAND SALTINE I CKERS 1 ( ', ~ ' ' f ( I [ r I I I I I ( I ONE 2 ~k 2sc ~ WONDER CLEANING SPECIAL 3 SPONGES GIANT SPONGE WONDER WEDGE SPONGE PKG. OF 2 SMALL SPONGES ALL FOR c SHORTENING - LB. CAN METAL BAYER'S ASPIRIN l 100 TABLETS GARBAGE ~ $100- CANS I CONTAC COLD Capsules R!G. $1.49 20GAL 9 9c $197 6' FISHING ROD ONLY $1 66 LARGE ASST. OF ·~ PRIDE ) FOR 99c - I 't $1.25 BONUS BUYS 'f . U.S. NO. 1 ROBIN HOOD IDAHO POTATOES BONUS BUY I 32c IIZI HIUHIY'S LB. ' ·, 49 IlLVIR DUST KING JLUI LAUNDRY DITilGINT- SIZI AURORA AliT. TOILIT TIHUI - - LB. VALUE C IIG. LAUNDRY DITIRGINT 1 202 59c BRIIZI I $5.95 A REAL c REG. PURINA DOG CHOW tI MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS .... 39c MATI 14 Of. CARNATION Model 2 .... 29c COPFII Kanauga, 0. Reg. Everyday Low Prices WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY ~ ~.. ___________ ,J~ c ONLY 1 PLASTIC FLOWERS Buy Now c c EACH Values to f1.49 BAG YELLOW ONIONS Ll. BAG C. Marshmallow FRUIT & NUT EASTER EGGS BUNNIES & 1 LB. EGGS 49c 11 OZ. EGGS J 9c 4. =~=~ JELLY c ~-::17•_,. CHICKENS PKG. OP '' ' ' • . �' I ,~ EXtif,Cas 6,the Want Ad ... ,, tsiaws • QUilrrT P0meuov ' cw ....... COMPLETE SERVICE Wrllo. Phono or C:onllct · JIM CARNA..AN IIACI,_I, OHIO WATER WELL Drillillg. , ' SaJ'!l o\19U .r.ll18li J11n S6E$ •• For Rent PHONE WY2·2156 O]JII.I 'JOJDlll! 0811!:) '10'4 ~1\81DOlli8 'II-A uo!StM A!Y 1'1 ~tp!AI'I:) 6S61 pump sales and services. esjjmates. can collect 1110. BoffmaD Drilling Co. 311 . WJll pool! 'JQJIOq puiOJPII '.&OJSIUJ l,(uJA 01913 •aus.11 'IllS ·ouJ8ua lAll 9 S68$ uo8tM ..IOCI(J t ~IIOol1181j:) 0961 IADIATOR SERVICE OPEN EVIl. 9100 P.M. fa . . . . . . . TOMATO JUICE- ~ ~: $1 STOKILY'S Tomato CATSUP 3 '!:. 49c ICE MILK Lost and Found LOST- 2 mixed Redboae ·aDd beagle. In lhe llarrlaoavllle Yicioity. Call SH urn. 131 Sic Modern Ranch Stylo HOUSE Notice 3 Bedrooms, wall to wall car· pet, paneled, air conditioned. Between PDmeroy & Chester, Ohio on Route 7. Pricod to sell. T. 0. Crui1o Rt. I Box 1591!1 Oak Hill, W.Va. Phano 469-3746 ....... .... 89c IN THI Pl.OIATI COURT MIIOI !;OUNTY, OHIO HDMIR 0. l.t.:nll, Alltnkllltr•ttr 1f tile lttt'-· tf u•ttr lrHkowfr, Dftll"d PlllntiH Dtftlldlntl PLORA IIOOKOYIW. tt 11., HOTICI IY !tUILICATION N.. 19.402 man, va . 4 Dr. _ LI'L ABNER $119 1956 CHEVROLET H.T. Cpa. _ $199 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Dr._ $395 1952 CHRYSLER 4 Door (Solid) _ $99 1958 OLDS Super 88 • 4 Dr. $295 1956 CHEVROLET "8" • 4 Door _ $99 1,58 FORD "8" • 4 Dr. _ $165 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Air St. Wag. $395 195. FORD "8" • 4 Door _ $129 1956 BUICK 4Door $195 1958 CHEVROLET GASULINI! ALLEY )-+- . ',, c~ 1 4 Door. P.G. _ $269 1960 STUDEBAKER POMEROY MOTOR CO. HIGHEST GUA!rt'l'X. PROFESSIONAL W6Aic .. , ........ 220 I. MtCn 5I. ti 1954 FORD St1tfon Wagon • $69 ,1957 DODGE Your Lucky 13 List DEVELOPING & PRINTING GROVER'S STUDIO .,19c ... . ARE fOR REALI VB • Wagon _ $395 2 Middleport. WY I S KODAK 3 :.39c VALLEY BILL ~ ,} C'M~; · CARS ITOKILY'S FAIRMONT Wac ENOU6H TO 6!iT 00T OF sa>. USED WIENERS ___ 2 rb.98c BUnERMILK WELl., Cfi£T. BUT NOT THESE SUCHII'I SAUER KRAUT r FO.OUNII ITOKILY'S Pomeroy Motor Co. 2lld A - , Middleport. f rooma 111111 bllb apart. lllt!lll.. Newly deeoraled. $tO a IIIOIIIb. Wallllr Croab, WY UGI. I 10 tfc ·110 Bachner's Super Markel AUCTIONEER Motor Co.· ~· ) • ltow ~rHrA, II& lifE BORN. LOSEI TilE JI61S UP, ltOQI.V! I'MCDMINGINT'6ET '(A! . DICK TRACY Opon Eves. 9:00 p.m. POMEROY, OHIO ' l'KAJLII:II UlT8 - b'et Ill 111111 Wiler. Bnnnl't l'rall • Part CStale Appratedl Olllo, l'lltllll .... 111 BOWLING aa-we, with the 9-"M FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS l!ly MERRILL .BLOSSER /li:r ~AT PI': ICE ,TH~ JuST !>IF' THE ENTIRE .. BEST ....__CArl.! POMEROY LANES March 2•, 1961 Point! 53 Crow's Steak House 52 Meigs Co. Beagle Club so Craigls Market 48 Foreman & Abbott 39 G. & J Auto Parts 19 High Game and Series- Lar. l"f Wilson, 224, 601; High Team Game and Series - Meigs Co. Beagle Club, 909, 2614. liD for tnm.,.. now. WID arrive 8I'GUIIII ril 25. Blll1 IIIII, llaciDe, ..254L 3 2f DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS :12.UQ DOWif LA film Donn -.iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;i-'i....l ;! •.L JWU'l'• Chum M.S.. 21 Stopl Ldolcl Readl ......., . 10. .._ "'-"'"'• ~ --- -· ........ -- -.... --,.._ ·-=· -.... t . Blblleol lloll %. Aolaa 1L~ I."Blo& ,.., 23, Dn :K. ,.._ 8 t.Aa 13. llolplno pMftloe ·u . - ·-.=... ::= ..- 111. ~ peiiJliiUia ~­ 18. ~1a •J7...... H'Ied 18.Clladal O.GIIh 211.L14H 18.11r1116 6. Trul&o 2'1.~ T.Doa -~ pit for- 3T.MaDplty at. Away •·r joll '" • I. Cad ~ &om ca,. ""'"" G. Verbol d ILMal4 u.~ '18. O..ldll4 ~-· •28.Sboe- CarnpiDC 1W1L GRUESER, ml lleftlng, Oblo. End your sewer leo. We have an sizes cuaeh!Des. Reasoaable can WY ~21'1t, clay or llll!IILI 8 11 lfc CUSl'OM BU'l'CIIERING miiiD& WW buJ bides llaaday. 1'1111 Meier, Pbo!111l " NllO. control Womoa's Early Bird l.eagut Marclt Z3, 1961 Woo Lt$1 Spareless Four 26 13 Slow Four 20 19 Pilmetees 19 20 Happy Four 13 26 High Game and Series Wanda Fetty, 172, m; Hiah Team Game- Spareless Four, 595; High Tei!D Serlea- Happy Four, 1513• l!ly HAROLD iOQL T '--1 'S~!L ., , 'lii\'1QJ.. NO .J.NI~ s~~ii'll. .,..,1!14k ,., '•• ALLEY OOP -'Rr... I'M Nar ~U·1 U? ~ U! '•' 0 11 J!.,~~;~ ~Y 3·Jo Br V. T. HAMLIN ~EIIE 10 FIGHn I'M HUNTING ...AND THE SOONER WE GET E. !-"N~. THE SCXJI\JE~ .[ BECOME ACliVE IN FOI< I< MAN .. , A VERY SPECIAL FEI.LA ... . . _ 11 ITS WELFARf! BANTAM GIRLS March It, 11M CATCH, t II pest and termite: ....rees. ~I years perleace. Roaches, rat!, • bouebold pests. Free llmales and inspectioo. lllletll!ll!ll New termite trol plaD. Meigs Counly'a )J bomll Olllled comp11J11. lied Pelt ml Termite Co& trol Company. oo:i w. Main 81., Polnft'oy, Ohio, WY 11158. 2 II SOip lEWING IIIMdW, npnlr .... me, an maw WY N2M. 1he Fabric Sbop, P n OJ Authorized Singer Salel 111111 8orrlee. I 8 lfe . Apache delllr. oqul~--~ ...... - . 'II'. v.. • ' llllfc a 2'1 ---. lfc ~ / ... AO p~y ·- IQIIXK - esc•--JY ai~~PO ~ I BYAP1 IVO P~T &17 IQIIXK IY l HI'J'. -DPYOBT 1i I ..,... Olil t 1.. t rr Jfi:VJB TBOUBLU - . . 1 'f'OIIJJQW JIAKY 'IBII - K A Y 111:.-Y....... - ·--• •• a ...., ' "I'm ·u• •. ....._ . .·"I - · 1 .. """"" "~""!:": 0~ . ... trtnlblttl" . . . . ·. . . . . . tltllt . oq t KNoW~ T H,Y'Rf PIZIM IIU'O 1-lE uor·rr MEAN NO HARM I S1.J.JAMP '5 ~~ {._ :;.;Hi HSO!;) l.(l()l(, PSHt.'N! WIN ~ILL OLD __ \I•! .,· :. ·~ GRAY GOT 1f.IOllGAMDS o,: 'fM t GOT AS MOCH Rlf.f.IT TO U~E" t-I.I<I?E AS W~ DO, · I T£r-1F;P. I3H I lo:'ILL ONt 01= 'tM QUICK E:-iOCI~H. j:"QOLII'l' '"'UNO Ot«i 0' MV '1"J?AP ;. I TI-I.O.T'S OI~FC::I?ErfT I t DI.V'INO, MAY~ I'l-l SO ~T 8UT I JUST OOM'T SEE NO NF:ED T'I(ILL CP.ITTii~, T'et KILLIN'! (.i,; : '!!!f �' I ,~ EXtif,Cas 6,the Want Ad ... ,, tsiaws • QUilrrT P0meuov ' cw ....... COMPLETE SERVICE Wrllo. Phono or C:onllct · JIM CARNA..AN IIACI,_I, OHIO WATER WELL Drillillg. , ' SaJ'!l o\19U .r.ll18li J11n S6E$ •• For Rent PHONE WY2·2156 O]JII.I 'JOJDlll! 0811!:) '10'4 ~1\81DOlli8 'II-A uo!StM A!Y 1'1 ~tp!AI'I:) 6S61 pump sales and services. esjjmates. can collect 1110. BoffmaD Drilling Co. 311 . WJll pool! 'JQJIOq puiOJPII '.&OJSIUJ l,(uJA 01913 •aus.11 'IllS ·ouJ8ua lAll 9 S68$ uo8tM ..IOCI(J t ~IIOol1181j:) 0961 IADIATOR SERVICE OPEN EVIl. 9100 P.M. fa . . . . . . . TOMATO JUICE- ~ ~: $1 STOKILY'S Tomato CATSUP 3 '!:. 49c ICE MILK Lost and Found LOST- 2 mixed Redboae ·aDd beagle. In lhe llarrlaoavllle Yicioity. Call SH urn. 131 Sic Modern Ranch Stylo HOUSE Notice 3 Bedrooms, wall to wall car· pet, paneled, air conditioned. Between PDmeroy & Chester, Ohio on Route 7. Pricod to sell. T. 0. Crui1o Rt. I Box 1591!1 Oak Hill, W.Va. Phano 469-3746 ....... .... 89c IN THI Pl.OIATI COURT MIIOI !;OUNTY, OHIO HDMIR 0. l.t.:nll, Alltnkllltr•ttr 1f tile lttt'-· tf u•ttr lrHkowfr, Dftll"d PlllntiH Dtftlldlntl PLORA IIOOKOYIW. tt 11., HOTICI IY !tUILICATION N.. 19.402 man, va . 4 Dr. _ LI'L ABNER $119 1956 CHEVROLET H.T. Cpa. _ $199 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Dr._ $395 1952 CHRYSLER 4 Door (Solid) _ $99 1958 OLDS Super 88 • 4 Dr. $295 1956 CHEVROLET "8" • 4 Door _ $99 1,58 FORD "8" • 4 Dr. _ $165 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Air St. Wag. $395 195. FORD "8" • 4 Door _ $129 1956 BUICK 4Door $195 1958 CHEVROLET GASULINI! ALLEY )-+- . ',, c~ 1 4 Door. P.G. _ $269 1960 STUDEBAKER POMEROY MOTOR CO. HIGHEST GUA!rt'l'X. PROFESSIONAL W6Aic .. , ........ 220 I. MtCn 5I. ti 1954 FORD St1tfon Wagon • $69 ,1957 DODGE Your Lucky 13 List DEVELOPING & PRINTING GROVER'S STUDIO .,19c ... . ARE fOR REALI VB • Wagon _ $395 2 Middleport. WY I S KODAK 3 :.39c VALLEY BILL ~ ,} C'M~; · CARS ITOKILY'S FAIRMONT Wac ENOU6H TO 6!iT 00T OF sa>. USED WIENERS ___ 2 rb.98c BUnERMILK WELl., Cfi£T. BUT NOT THESE SUCHII'I SAUER KRAUT r FO.OUNII ITOKILY'S Pomeroy Motor Co. 2lld A - , Middleport. f rooma 111111 bllb apart. lllt!lll.. Newly deeoraled. $tO a IIIOIIIb. Wallllr Croab, WY UGI. I 10 tfc ·110 Bachner's Super Markel AUCTIONEER Motor Co.· ~· ) • ltow ~rHrA, II& lifE BORN. LOSEI TilE JI61S UP, ltOQI.V! I'MCDMINGINT'6ET '(A! . DICK TRACY Opon Eves. 9:00 p.m. POMEROY, OHIO ' l'KAJLII:II UlT8 - b'et Ill 111111 Wiler. Bnnnl't l'rall • Part CStale Appratedl Olllo, l'lltllll .... 111 BOWLING aa-we, with the 9-"M FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS l!ly MERRILL .BLOSSER /li:r ~AT PI': ICE ,TH~ JuST !>IF' THE ENTIRE .. BEST ....__CArl.! POMEROY LANES March 2•, 1961 Point! 53 Crow's Steak House 52 Meigs Co. Beagle Club so Craigls Market 48 Foreman & Abbott 39 G. & J Auto Parts 19 High Game and Series- Lar. l"f Wilson, 224, 601; High Team Game and Series - Meigs Co. Beagle Club, 909, 2614. liD for tnm.,.. now. WID arrive 8I'GUIIII ril 25. Blll1 IIIII, llaciDe, ..254L 3 2f DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS :12.UQ DOWif LA film Donn -.iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;i-'i....l ;! •.L JWU'l'• Chum M.S.. 21 Stopl Ldolcl Readl ......., . 10. .._ "'-"'"'• ~ --- -· ........ -- -.... --,.._ ·-=· -.... t . Blblleol lloll %. Aolaa 1L~ I."Blo& ,.., 23, Dn :K. ,.._ 8 t.Aa 13. llolplno pMftloe ·u . - ·-.=... ::= ..- 111. ~ peiiJliiUia ~­ 18. ~1a •J7...... H'Ied 18.Clladal O.GIIh 211.L14H 18.11r1116 6. Trul&o 2'1.~ T.Doa -~ pit for- 3T.MaDplty at. Away •·r joll '" • I. Cad ~ &om ca,. ""'"" G. Verbol d ILMal4 u.~ '18. O..ldll4 ~-· •28.Sboe- CarnpiDC 1W1L GRUESER, ml lleftlng, Oblo. End your sewer leo. We have an sizes cuaeh!Des. Reasoaable can WY ~21'1t, clay or llll!IILI 8 11 lfc CUSl'OM BU'l'CIIERING miiiD& WW buJ bides llaaday. 1'1111 Meier, Pbo!111l " NllO. control Womoa's Early Bird l.eagut Marclt Z3, 1961 Woo Lt$1 Spareless Four 26 13 Slow Four 20 19 Pilmetees 19 20 Happy Four 13 26 High Game and Series Wanda Fetty, 172, m; Hiah Team Game- Spareless Four, 595; High Tei!D Serlea- Happy Four, 1513• l!ly HAROLD iOQL T '--1 'S~!L ., , 'lii\'1QJ.. NO .J.NI~ s~~ii'll. .,..,1!14k ,., '•• ALLEY OOP -'Rr... I'M Nar ~U·1 U? ~ U! '•' 0 11 J!.,~~;~ ~Y 3·Jo Br V. T. HAMLIN ~EIIE 10 FIGHn I'M HUNTING ...AND THE SOONER WE GET E. !-"N~. THE SCXJI\JE~ .[ BECOME ACliVE IN FOI< I< MAN .. , A VERY SPECIAL FEI.LA ... . . _ 11 ITS WELFARf! BANTAM GIRLS March It, 11M CATCH, t II pest and termite: ....rees. ~I years perleace. Roaches, rat!, • bouebold pests. Free llmales and inspectioo. lllletll!ll!ll New termite trol plaD. Meigs Counly'a )J bomll Olllled comp11J11. lied Pelt ml Termite Co& trol Company. oo:i w. Main 81., Polnft'oy, Ohio, WY 11158. 2 II SOip lEWING IIIMdW, npnlr .... me, an maw WY N2M. 1he Fabric Sbop, P n OJ Authorized Singer Salel 111111 8orrlee. I 8 lfe . Apache delllr. oqul~--~ ...... - . 'II'. v.. • ' llllfc a 2'1 ---. lfc ~ / ... AO p~y ·- IQIIXK - esc•--JY ai~~PO ~ I BYAP1 IVO P~T &17 IQIIXK IY l HI'J'. -DPYOBT 1i I ..,... Olil t 1.. t rr Jfi:VJB TBOUBLU - . . 1 'f'OIIJJQW JIAKY 'IBII - K A Y 111:.-Y....... - ·--• •• a ...., ' "I'm ·u• •. ....._ . .·"I - · 1 .. """"" "~""!:": 0~ . ... trtnlblttl" . . . . ·. . . . . . tltllt . oq t KNoW~ T H,Y'Rf PIZIM IIU'O 1-lE uor·rr MEAN NO HARM I S1.J.JAMP '5 ~~ {._ :;.;Hi HSO!;) l.(l()l(, PSHt.'N! WIN ~ILL OLD __ \I•! .,· :. ·~ GRAY GOT 1f.IOllGAMDS o,: 'fM t GOT AS MOCH Rlf.f.IT TO U~E" t-I.I<I?E AS W~ DO, · I T£r-1F;P. I3H I lo:'ILL ONt 01= 'tM QUICK E:-iOCI~H. j:"QOLII'l' '"'UNO Ot«i 0' MV '1"J?AP ;. I TI-I.O.T'S OI~FC::I?ErfT I t DI.V'INO, MAY~ I'l-l SO ~T 8UT I JUST OOM'T SEE NO NF:ED T'I(ILL CP.ITTii~, T'et KILLIN'! (.i,; : '!!!f �I . ' 't ',, (/ 'I Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepori, Capitol Comment, Events The step that they, and hour· director Otto Lang, todk, ~~r.~c·.rr however, was consistent wltb 11 th• superb Mencken assess- I• theae By William S. White • menf of Beethoven: Ther. , must Jiav, . • virtually wrote off the standard and ,ven WASIIINGTON- The ahape tration." · Thll - t i s all up-[ as a symbol, II a far lreltv HOLLYWOOD (UPl) -11hat In lhort, old Luwllll' a Yeryl "Beethov-en: Ordeal ond practice of relying mofnly on ·suecessful of the coming RepubUean cam- on . the second name In this Iargument for them. Mort eoD- lifted Beetbovea .above Haydn bac? IUbject for one of tho!t Triumph," took the maximum [ names, dates; places. They essence, Will<,., IOW!I• palgo ~ wrest JDany Colla- ~atlOb. , eretely, they believe they have "wu limply greater dignity standard television dOCil!IIIDta· otep and avoided this orthodox 1emphas!Je not his family, not pivoted slonal eeato from the Dem• There are two reasons fM' • 1 very good thln_s . In the 1'6- u .. a man, lll'1lllr ll L. rles that warms the cocklea of approach. ~ his possessil>ns or other lriv-1deafness . ~~~=~ crats In November is now clear· this 0 e emphasis and both fusaJ of the Admmrstratlon, to Mencken, adding: 1 viewer's beart, dishonestly if It was not a revolutionary alitles of this life-but, rather, career of I)' emerging. wd In the flrllt lace date, to ask for a tax lncreaoe. "II Ia almoat a literal fact · necessary, and makes him I documentary, for the producers ! himself his essence what be and finally The party's leaders privately ~rei s~un. • lly far eul.i ~ There Is a hunch that the pee- that there Is not a trace of remember to buy the spon1or's i -John Seoondarl & Helen Jean , slood f~r: Indomitability. not his talent. d~lose that they have adopted ~~ca plrrey haVIng re- pie would actually more near- cheapness In the wbole body of pimple-n!mover on the next , Rogers- are not n!volutionists \ It Is ea,y to rely on a mass • The essence of lllil three main linea ol attack. AI co to h':to ~ of ad· ly welcome than resell! a rise hls (Beethoven's) music. He Is ' trip to the supermarket. \'t heart, but are of that more of delall, difficult to try to il, of course, ln bll the center of the line their big· gardced d liberalism In taxes, II only because they never sweet and romanUc; be What a pleasure It Is today, secure class of creators that 1evoke In film and words the \the eloquen,ce that· l!l!li·JIIII! gellt battalions will hlt the llom· van ndome~ederal din ' would like w feel they were never lheda conventional therefore, to be able to report lakes ger.erally accepted forms [essence oJ a man. Pos81 biy the adds to a ~~~~~ ocrattc party generally, and ~thth u ue nd plae.e =Ide~ contrlbuHng at leallt some sao- tears; be never strike• ortiJo. that Wednesday Dlght'l cne- and sunply uses them better total expert on ll!!ethoven could \exceptional ,,. the Johnson Administration J ha e ':" great strong. rlfice In the war In VietNam. dox lttltudes." hour ABC-TV documentary,l than anyone else. \not bupe to he satisfied with an immeasurable. 0 specifically, for what they will : ' thea public lhall Is hil ==--==.._=,_....,...,:~~.;.:_=====~·~ call fiscal irrespooslblllty. The ~r:.Prestdent _ 8 DIOre or charge will be that the Dem<> less Invariable llale o1 affairs. ---~~,. erato are promoUng lnJlallnn. ~ I At one flank the G.O.P. ac- In the old daya tbe Dern<> Uon will involve a sharp offeo. crats, as oula, adapted preclsesive upon VIce-President Hu- ly the same sari of llandard opbert H. Humphrey. At the ott>- erating procedure. They dler flank the tactic will be ob- reeled thetr heaviest fire not at lique - an eflort to draw oft the higllly popular Republican at leallt. some of organized labor President Eisenhower but rathBLADE by capltalizlng upon labor's cur· er at h1a far from universally rent quarrel with Adminlstra· loved VIce-President, Richard CUTS lien economic guidelines. Nixon. Labor eontendl that these WELL guidelines are too generous to- AD the 11me, fer HumpbreJ ward price increases saught there Is Irony in thll state of TRIMMED by business and too harsh to- affairs. He had expected, natward higher wages sought hy urally, to become a target for labor. Of course, bow far the the Republicana on the llleue lb. split with the Johnson Admin· of his undeniable liberalism. Inlstration is real und how far It deed, he is quite pleased that ROUND BONE-ARt)\ CUT LOIN HALF, lb. 79c-RIB HALII . Is only an exercise to play off they now deem him Important one party againllt the other will enough to elevate him Ia a be really meaurable only later. major antagonist. A far ankindTASTY-WELL TRIMMED FRESH FROZEN Humphrey'o pronl<lllnn to the er cut would have been sinf. rank of adversary No. 1 Is sig- ply It l~re him. For polit~ nailed by the fact that Repub- clan! do~t. bother to ~labor WELL TRIMMED-BLADE CUTS FRESH llcan campaign literature for other poht1c1ana who don t ma~ \ the first time generally speaks ter much. MEATY-BEEF not of "the Jolmsoo Admin!.. But be bad not foreseea that SKINLESS-ALL MEAT . lratlon" but rather of "T h e some of his far . liberal DemoJohnson • Humphrey AdminJs. cratic associates would at the , LEAN-FRESH same time also leap upon him. ' TENDER-SLICED . l This they have done because Beeauae YIN eook the flah. \.. their real current interest Ill It taU. 110 lcqw thalllieatlnc pre-eooketlf,... ftah ... only 20 minutea. not In those liberal domestic programs which Humphrey had CAP'N JOHN Y011 - . M'N at Ill fuMier alroul fNit llslr llavca so !eng helped them 10 much F R O Z E N - - - - - EACH t to forward. So wt Nfllll to ... IOGk the ftslr. By WHltam Lawrence, D. D. S. The teeth and 1011 Ussuea Their central drive now II Hert'l what we Ml CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN of the mouth are subjected to somehow to get the United CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN many Jnsulta: onslaughts of States to abandon Its commitWe dip the tlllet i111111t batter. food drink and drugs· bad hal>- menta to help Seuth Viet Nam STAR KIST-FROZEN lis· 'accidents and cHsease. ou resisl Communist lnvasl9a. And Bread lt. Top It wltlliNttor. CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN ca~ help mitigate these Insults In this design the Vlce-Preli· and save yourseH much time, dent has no~ only refused to r money and many dental visits. bend to their wisheo but II In Eat sensibly. Avoid ,those fact standmg ~tally for lbe 8o averythinr'a clo11t at 01111t tin only 20 minutea} thlnga thai are COilSidered to hard lme In V1et Nam. .,~~-..:'; be harmful to teelb: 1weet The leading Republicans, for wba )'Oil lOOk it. carbonated drlnka, bard ~d- tbelr part - and algnlficantly, MORTON FROZEN FOODS lea, gooey desserlll. Try ) to loa - have no !nt.entiaa of atTho n!llllt. nnllntain a "balanced diet'' )rlth llcldng the VIetnamese policy: Strawberry, Banana, Cocoanut, A ftah din,. .that lllrhlliM tht fish ia frelh-eooked. ' :!1 ample proteina, vitaroinB, loin- unless, that Is, the President 1 Lemon, _Chocolate and erals, etc. Brush teeth -...r sboold be persuaded to aofl@ • Neopohtan - - - - eat1n1. Dentists- e'ontlnnously OJ:· IL At the top, they have, as MORTON-9 VARIETIES hort their patients to keep their of now, deliberately omitted MORTON'S-9-oz. pkgs. teeth and mouth clean. Why Viet Nam from their llal of not try It? It may not eliminate Issues. all your dental problems, but Tiley think •IJemtcraUc Azt- ~·· Jalur'a rro... fiah Dinnen a aood reuon for shoppinr AAP! MORTON'S-20-oz. pkga. It's a good way to begin, and spendlng" using 1 Humphrey MORTON'S-10«. pkgs. you'll have a !Jeallhier mouth. 'l'hef're -~~~ ... & H you 180'1 brush after eatIng, a< least rbrse vlgOI'OIIIIy cop · ,·:-~G HTel... lHIIIIIMT M\AMIC & ltAIDINTM 00., tNI. with water. 'lblJ lrr not meaat to be a babllual substitute for SUNNYBROOK-MEDIUM GRADI A EVERY MEAL BRAND brushing, but It bei(HI wash away food particlea and 11111J reduce fermentation, whlcb NEW YORK - SCM Corp., seema to play an lmportaat maker of typewrlten and buslnesa machines, hu agreed part Ill producing decay. lit, UBt of denlll lloao, toolbpfck, to buy Proctor.SDs makes 0 lor o AlP 1-oz. etc., are not aeceaary In a houiebold appllanceo and contJn. normal bnl!hy mouth and, In uous flow processlnJ equipdoz. !act, tllelr use oflaa eatrse1 gum ment Irritations and · Infections. II not used carefully, dental lioSI NEW YORK-Robert DtwJ. can sUp Into ere gwns caus- lng's City JlrvesUng Co. • New Jng bleeding and Infection. York bas taken BB optloa 01 1'1 Chewing gum cleanseo teeth, per cent of the oullltandlng too, but Ill use II controversial. sbarea ID General llovelopment In JDOU!hl that are prone to Corp., tbe big Florida real dental decay, ebew!ng IUJII af. estate development firm cooter meals may be m• advised trolled by Canadian flll8£ier PICK beeausa tt halherr teetb In aug· Louis A. Cllesler. ,,1 C"-late 1~b.l9 OF THI ar and drlv01 food Into crevices AND of teetb. Plll'SBURGB-Roctwen .StaaTASTY CROP WITH THIS Pllhbury tr A poek 1-oz. l'"' dllcovwtd that 'fl8lrous- dard Manulaelurfng Corp. . . tSCUitS ••non~ !'I' ... C ly ebewlq IUJII keepl me nounced It bas agreed to buy awake at nlghL H you're a Kearny It Trecker Corp. of ON YOUR PURCHASI 01' 1UJ11 • drewlag lddlcl 1114 are Milwaukee, mater of machine conceraed about ou&ar oontenl 1oa1s, for aboul t15 million 1n :~N ID gum, ebeer up - !here are llltcL PKG. OF 2 PAIR augarlOII gDIIII BYallsblt and Volld Thru Solurdoy, April 2, 1H6 AI Your A&P Food Sto,. they're IIIII bad. NEW YORK- CW11 Servlee Broken teetl! abould be eared eo. and Colllllental ou Co. for II OIICI, • • atler 8liiOIIIleed !bey havt eaeb lhe accident u poulble. Dell- aequtred rlghlrl 14 llp(li'QSimlteUots can ollien I8VB !racily brok- 1y 10 per cent ollbe llllllclpa!ed en leelll, tit pre~~at tbe _... total pnMiaellon of 11re JIIJIIfrom dying, ar .... .._ 011 C'"""W•Var Ia llrt JANI PARKEI JANI PARKER-LIMON OR plant b!elb. IIIII haft been _. Persian Gulf tl Kuwait and C&., Thtlo lllpe pletely brhd out. saudi Arabia GliDed bJ Arlldllll To!Mip Yeu Wlnl Aold hdlll llrat may Co ol J 01 serlous IIIQUib dllorden, rruclr • ...-li smotlilg. U you atop -'l'lro ......_AJnw-.-.CUSTARD OR REGULAR rr===·~ MADE WJTH IUTTEIMQ.It 1111ottng, at least smoke leaa. By Ulllted Prell lllteruUonal I !!'" ,, 1 "( Spring Specials < f. · •I ~oorlng ;:! I • Fnmlng Lumber • eDoon eWinclows · ehnlling eCelling Tile ePienty on Hand For All Your tl11d1- Low PriCII RAY RIGGS, INC. FNtuM A FINI SBKTION OfTOPQUAUTY deal • " Super Right" Quality Meats 3 CHUCK ROAS USED CARS AT ALL TIMES PHONI 773-5554 COLLICT-AND PRII DELIVERY RAY RIGGS, INC. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIAlS CO. A THINS, 1"================--=--=--==--=--===---....... W.VA. 0. • CLOVER , ,FARMI I River News Today they 'takt •• lilt Loa Mr. od Mrs. Hewy AHgeles Dodgers, who scorod r e, G8 HI lis 8Rd grudson, Beary their first spring victory In I Gauge P po Simpson, of Wbita Sulphur Florlc!a at the Reds' expease io Dam 12.!, 11.9, rwmlng 13 feet Springs, speal tho weekelld vi.. lbeir last outiag. on roUen, Pomeroy-Mason 23.· ilil8 with Mr. Schwarz's moth:W, Pl. PleiiB8Dt :14.58, Hinton 1.· er, Mrs. Nellie llobwm alld GUFl;T SPEAKER II fnlllng Kanawha Falls ~.t9 rls other relatives. LEXINGTON, Ky. !UP!) lng, Olarlealoll IU'I stationary. Visiting with Mrs. Bill Gla,, det..sive end of the Londoa aacl Marmet dams were Ry&R on Sunday were Mr. and Cleveland Browns will be tho on the sllls, 8lld W"mfield dam Mrs. Edward WoolwiM ~nd guest speaker at the University was riiJIBini ·aa.balf foot • the daughter, Kathy, Mrs. JaRJce of Kentucky Fellowship of Chrisrollen. Woolwine ud son, Charles, oil lian Athletes rally Friday. Oblo Blvor - IDea don II, of Prlnctlo•, W. Va., Mr. a•d The newly lormed FAC llslll 12:45 a.m.; Jolin J. Ron don Mrs. Edward Ryan aid family, of the university'• top lo, G:45 a.m.; IDdlaRa up If, Mrs. Thurma Love, all o1 Maas mombers. 5,40 p.m.; Rose G. up lf, T:llt 8011. p.m.; Jenks up If, 1.111.; Mr. od llrS. Lorry lelfln Ben McCool up 111, 6:• a.m.; and f1mi1J n moving from Wolter lleekj«n llowll 16, J:S& Middleport to Masou whm a.m.; Oreo down 1?, 3:15 &m.l they wm reside. NaUonal don 17, 1:20 1.111.: Mr. od Mrs. Ray Tucker Charlel SleveusoD up II, 4:30 1114 Krisll, Mn. Howanl V81>·11 a.m.; LIUit Edward don II, Matre alld Joaa and Mrs. 6:20 a.m.; Alictl up II, 1:46 L Blanche Tucker, all al Muoa./1 m.; Boeke,. 8tala dowall, .,,. visited Ill Colwnhus on 81m2.~ a.m.: Polly R. don 20, S:lll5 day with Mrs. Nina Stump a.m.; Philip Sporu up 21, 3:15 Is recuperatiRg at tho River· a.m.; George Price up 21, &:25 side Hospital there. a.m.; Sl Mlry8 don 21, 1:20 Her mother, Mrs. BI&Rcht a.m.; Tilaa doWII 21 2:50 a.m.; Tucker, will remain In ColumPegc Dolllley up 13,5:25 a.m.; bus to can! lor her daughter Helen R. don Greenup 1:15 who underweot 1urgery o a p.m.; Ravenswood don Greea- both hips. up 1:50 p.m.; EDdoavar down JohiRie Roush, New Havft, Groenup 10:116 p.m.; VolvnllJie became ill oa Friday while vi.. up Gre..up 11:41 p.m.; Lady fling his son, EdwiB, In Char· Gloria don Greeaup D: 50 a. lestoa and was takea to the m.; Mountala Slate down Greea Thomas Memorial Hospital ~-= up 1:50 a.m.; Harbor Point up there. His room aumber is •• . M 11 0 3 4:15 a.m.; Jim Bouglud don 228. He Is ~ Improving. • Meldabl I p.m.; Lillie George Miso Lelia Wright, a student • a.. 01111 • •s 1 don Meldald 8:40 p.m.; J. S. at Bloomi•gto• University, IB· Lewia up !leld•hl 1:40 p.m.; dian, visited oemest. I 3 TUPPIU PLAINS RUTLAND, •=• T I I I 2 bet-• ~ . - Lfll , II lt . Pi Gr Pamela D. don p. ole e!'l Wright. wHh hor011oister, m. Soulhem clowDMe1dah1 MeldahlI 7:· SundayMisa Be.. ~ a.m. vilited with Mr. BAd Gtlllipralla llilm - R. E. Bowl- Clydo Wrigllt at Ripley, W. eo up 5:11 p.m.; Queen City ~ Cecil Kirk and up 10:20 p.m.; A. J. Pattea up daughter, Mrs. Frod JeakiRs 12:10 a.m.; .Kelltueklaa up 1 L attended lhl fuReral of Mro. m.; FraUIIII B. up 1 a.m.; Howard Kirk at Oak Hill, W. Raapr don 1:45 a.m.; Va., oo Friday. Woods up J:21 a.m.; Dan Mrs. Cectl Kirk left on Tuesett don UO 1.m.; Allen day to visit w1t11 htr mollrer, Merrill don 4:M a.m.; MrB. Margaret Thomas, ie D. up f:IO a.m.; Mary B. Gra)'BOII, KJ. od with don t:41 a.m.; semet up t:Oii daughter, Mn. Dele Millar un.; Elprclill don t:20 a.m. llulh, Ky. l'riebllpr 1p nlllag, E-.. --and Tlflll donlroulld IIIII wall- Rodrlao dl Trlaao, 1 aallor II ill8. U. PiDia, Wll llrat ol ,...... Rmr - OJelllldlr liumb•rs' meu to li&bl land don Manriet I p.m. F tr I No World. lloatlrora liP Jlarmet 1:11 LJD.; iiii._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii Heltm z. up 11111rm111:a a.m.; w. B. Sbavlr, ~- liP Wlulllllcl 7:20 p.m.; ...,., Buiwwth don~ 1:11 p.m.; Jane lAicu don Wmlleld 15 a.m.; E. P. " - doW I Winfield 1 a.m.; lluwr don Wilrfleld 1:11 a.m. lion 1ll1b I'Oro Goo. !etta ere. Vi!It lloJ .. ill Go:. 1 5 ' 11 7 Jrra 1111& 1 1 J:FFECTIVI THURS.-FRL.SAT. MAR. a11t APR. 1st and II I I '------FRESH PORK SHOULDER • SPECIAL WAGNER'S clb HOME-MADE Oblo alai ...... ll IIIII R United 1111111 lmlp Jloada .. Dixie Pride WHY ADVERTISING CRITICS ARE ALL WIT ... · ' eo:::,;::;...., =. ·,,. Februar1 • -panel • per T. Reed, Jr. reported that Fellr~t-1 bit) ary Bold alalola Mllp1 NIARLY IVIRYIODY .,. IVIRYWHERI ,,, ll' Wft fJJ,.: Thll OJ RIIADI A NIWSPAPIR IVIRYDAY acblmcl '1.1· pet _. If Its .._..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.. C:;l c IJIOII ............... .. .. an UDFMPIROR ~------------ 2 .. 3Sc KRAFT Italian Speghetti FOLGER'S DINNBt oR"" oDrlp oPine 8oz.box24c 3lb. CIR $2.39 COFFEE IlTTY CROCKIII.-I KINDI CAKI MilliS----------- ... 31c THE PIECI SSe .. CLOVER FARM STORE SPECIALI Thank C.......,You Pie Reel Perch No.I FILLING_- FISH 39' eChlck.., 15Van. NESTLE'S eLiwf 1Sc QUIK II• off Labell ~49c SPECIAL STOKELY UNSWEETENED -r-mt!J· FAIRMONT COUNTIYSII)I j ICE CREAM ::: 69' 29c DASH DOG FOOD ' Ill STALK CLOVER FARM STORI SPECIALS • AdtllllliiC Ia now being trlt1ellrtd for belDC too ef. ~eeu..... It'• 10 lffeot.ive, we are tokP, that It may leld to monopoly aad rellralnt of aompatitioa , , lhll crllidlm II 01011 ..tainly baled on I miiUIIdental» lac lreoaUJt oae of the moot flllldamental thuaetero lldca If ldvortiiiDI II lhat It forces one to be IOfDo (HIIIrard J. Jlargent, l'nl., ProK .. 10ft: BY Sausage l: •1·15 -ffti!IP)- JUMBO PASCAL CELERY FebroarJ -me ._. lllllliollap $311 flw[S8!!d over February 1986. Thll Stall adllevtd 17 per Clllt ol Ill IIIII lavlngs Bondi alai .... at Ira tad sC BISCUITS -rmntlj- FRESH PORK SHOULDER SUCED ORANGE DRINK - .00 Middleport, 0. Chuck Roast · ··:· · ·· · · lb. S9c Sliced Pork Loin · · · ··· lb. frozen . taste English Roast · ··· · · · · lb. 69c Roasting Chickens · ·· · lb. Chuck Steak · · ........ lb. S9c Chicken Livers ··· ·· · · · Ill. 49c-' Short Ribs .... · Wieners .... ··· ·.. · · ., lb. 591 ,. . . ers oked? · lb. 39c Ground Chuck · ·· · · · · · lb. 69c Pork Liver ...... · .. · .. Ill. 39c Haddock Dinners • Scallop Dinnen · · · · each 49c Perch FiUets · · 1-lb. pkg. Tuna Casserole 21b. pkg. 1.49 Fried Fish Fillets 1-lb. pkg. 55c .... ' 3~:,: 89c Dinners · ........ · 2 for 79c Honey Buns ··· · 2 pkgs. 49c APR. 2nd 1 BAKER FURNITURE Do ':TOR SAYS Ill • Cream PleS I Sales of 5Piup Bondi Reported IDic ·=====;:~ td .. 3 i1 g 2 Ill PRICES 3 :J;~~1; Frozen Food Features! OHIO I fish GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .00 Macaroni Cheese 2 • 69c Sugared Donuts 2 pkgs. 59c Business Highlights Fresh Eggs Fresh Produce! YOUR CHOICE -o. . . Apple Butter - - ~=- 2st:: 39c Wh 1ppang cream NAVEL ORANGES A&P Cream Cheese_ ,.~ 12c _ 5b~ A&P Smooth Whip _ =:33c GRAPEFRUIT A&P Apple Sauce 5 ~~~";.. 79c PINEAPPLES ·~~~AllANBartleH Pears :: _ 3 !: '1-oo C Hershe, s syrup "·--·... c 37 B• • Swt. Potatoes ::::...-~ 2 U:: 39c Pascal Celery '"rt" _ ~:': 19c Elbow Macaroni 2 !.. 39c Green Onions 3 ,., 29c Salad Dressing:::-__ ~~:39c Fresh Dates _ __ •. 39c Grape Jam ~:~ __ 3 Stuffed Olives ~::~: ......,,':99(,·~ Aristocrat Saltines _ Sandwich Spread~~~= Get Set Hair Spray_~~ E_· 3OC MELLOWMOOD =. Peach Pie · .. · ·.. ·· · each 49c BONUS -·t '= !!"c~:*"'Pcl ~ ~e Today II lfedwday, Mardr !shed .. 611 lhly doa't lrrllale 30, the 19th day ol , . with lT8 your Up. ADd If ,.,a'rt a to loU... pulsln "bot" pipe IDIOker Tht II btiWNI 111111'11 cool eft. Thll 1114 produell of quarter and 6111 !lh4IIL · eombusllon can eat111 - · Tht _..., .a 1rr VIIIUI. In praveallnl clbelrle, Nfo 'l1lt moll allr II Jupllw. ular and fnlqueot 1!18111 1o JOIII' Datcb paiDtar V~ , VIII dentllll .... ... llnl . . . - . ¥ - bcl'll . . . . illp JD Re's till! ene wbo bu bla llnpr • 011 tile cleldal pallf oi,U tam- On IIIII day Ill blslory: Dy. Re tmw& wbat'a llll'lDIII Ja lllf, l!at Ul!iad 1llllel for your moulll and' erm 1'1!11111- agreed It parcbaoe A1uU I, recognlH 1111 de"flatloll from rr.,s.~a •w f/,D,IOO. ' ' the JIOI'DL Bl .,., . . . ...... Ill \I'ID. !- '... ,_ lltl. ., ,. ., ' ., ' "'-• 'W .... . . . . ':!. I?A'c¥81 Pluaa SLIP 1 BINGo·-: -~~AM- $100 WINNER Harry ley, INntwft, 0. $50.00 WINNERS AlleMCcaMt,' ltellll;, w. v.. I I I I I J, I. Whltl• . Colu111he. 0, · Vlrell•~lf.~O.· ' t.:.:...a.:i:=:C:J Angel Food Cake ·· each 45c JANI PARKER Hot Cross Buns ·· · pkg. 39c 1 Enriched Bread .~ . ' i• �I . ' 't ',, (/ 'I Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepori, Capitol Comment, Events The step that they, and hour· director Otto Lang, todk, ~~r.~c·.rr however, was consistent wltb 11 th• superb Mencken assess- I• theae By William S. White • menf of Beethoven: Ther. , must Jiav, . • virtually wrote off the standard and ,ven WASIIINGTON- The ahape tration." · Thll - t i s all up-[ as a symbol, II a far lreltv HOLLYWOOD (UPl) -11hat In lhort, old Luwllll' a Yeryl "Beethov-en: Ordeal ond practice of relying mofnly on ·suecessful of the coming RepubUean cam- on . the second name In this Iargument for them. Mort eoD- lifted Beetbovea .above Haydn bac? IUbject for one of tho!t Triumph," took the maximum [ names, dates; places. They essence, Will<,., IOW!I• palgo ~ wrest JDany Colla- ~atlOb. , eretely, they believe they have "wu limply greater dignity standard television dOCil!IIIDta· otep and avoided this orthodox 1emphas!Je not his family, not pivoted slonal eeato from the Dem• There are two reasons fM' • 1 very good thln_s . In the 1'6- u .. a man, lll'1lllr ll L. rles that warms the cocklea of approach. ~ his possessil>ns or other lriv-1deafness . ~~~=~ crats In November is now clear· this 0 e emphasis and both fusaJ of the Admmrstratlon, to Mencken, adding: 1 viewer's beart, dishonestly if It was not a revolutionary alitles of this life-but, rather, career of I)' emerging. wd In the flrllt lace date, to ask for a tax lncreaoe. "II Ia almoat a literal fact · necessary, and makes him I documentary, for the producers ! himself his essence what be and finally The party's leaders privately ~rei s~un. • lly far eul.i ~ There Is a hunch that the pee- that there Is not a trace of remember to buy the spon1or's i -John Seoondarl & Helen Jean , slood f~r: Indomitability. not his talent. d~lose that they have adopted ~~ca plrrey haVIng re- pie would actually more near- cheapness In the wbole body of pimple-n!mover on the next , Rogers- are not n!volutionists \ It Is ea,y to rely on a mass • The essence of lllil three main linea ol attack. AI co to h':to ~ of ad· ly welcome than resell! a rise hls (Beethoven's) music. He Is ' trip to the supermarket. \'t heart, but are of that more of delall, difficult to try to il, of course, ln bll the center of the line their big· gardced d liberalism In taxes, II only because they never sweet and romanUc; be What a pleasure It Is today, secure class of creators that 1evoke In film and words the \the eloquen,ce that· l!l!li·JIIII! gellt battalions will hlt the llom· van ndome~ederal din ' would like w feel they were never lheda conventional therefore, to be able to report lakes ger.erally accepted forms [essence oJ a man. Pos81 biy the adds to a ~~~~~ ocrattc party generally, and ~thth u ue nd plae.e =Ide~ contrlbuHng at leallt some sao- tears; be never strike• ortiJo. that Wednesday Dlght'l cne- and sunply uses them better total expert on ll!!ethoven could \exceptional ,,. the Johnson Administration J ha e ':" great strong. rlfice In the war In VietNam. dox lttltudes." hour ABC-TV documentary,l than anyone else. \not bupe to he satisfied with an immeasurable. 0 specifically, for what they will : ' thea public lhall Is hil ==--==.._=,_....,...,:~~.;.:_=====~·~ call fiscal irrespooslblllty. The ~r:.Prestdent _ 8 DIOre or charge will be that the Dem<> less Invariable llale o1 affairs. ---~~,. erato are promoUng lnJlallnn. ~ I At one flank the G.O.P. ac- In the old daya tbe Dern<> Uon will involve a sharp offeo. crats, as oula, adapted preclsesive upon VIce-President Hu- ly the same sari of llandard opbert H. Humphrey. At the ott>- erating procedure. They dler flank the tactic will be ob- reeled thetr heaviest fire not at lique - an eflort to draw oft the higllly popular Republican at leallt. some of organized labor President Eisenhower but rathBLADE by capltalizlng upon labor's cur· er at h1a far from universally rent quarrel with Adminlstra· loved VIce-President, Richard CUTS lien economic guidelines. Nixon. Labor eontendl that these WELL guidelines are too generous to- AD the 11me, fer HumpbreJ ward price increases saught there Is Irony in thll state of TRIMMED by business and too harsh to- affairs. He had expected, natward higher wages sought hy urally, to become a target for labor. Of course, bow far the the Republicana on the llleue lb. split with the Johnson Admin· of his undeniable liberalism. Inlstration is real und how far It deed, he is quite pleased that ROUND BONE-ARt)\ CUT LOIN HALF, lb. 79c-RIB HALII . Is only an exercise to play off they now deem him Important one party againllt the other will enough to elevate him Ia a be really meaurable only later. major antagonist. A far ankindTASTY-WELL TRIMMED FRESH FROZEN Humphrey'o pronl<lllnn to the er cut would have been sinf. rank of adversary No. 1 Is sig- ply It l~re him. For polit~ nailed by the fact that Repub- clan! do~t. bother to ~labor WELL TRIMMED-BLADE CUTS FRESH llcan campaign literature for other poht1c1ana who don t ma~ \ the first time generally speaks ter much. MEATY-BEEF not of "the Jolmsoo Admin!.. But be bad not foreseea that SKINLESS-ALL MEAT . lratlon" but rather of "T h e some of his far . liberal DemoJohnson • Humphrey AdminJs. cratic associates would at the , LEAN-FRESH same time also leap upon him. ' TENDER-SLICED . l This they have done because Beeauae YIN eook the flah. \.. their real current interest Ill It taU. 110 lcqw thalllieatlnc pre-eooketlf,... ftah ... only 20 minutea. not In those liberal domestic programs which Humphrey had CAP'N JOHN Y011 - . M'N at Ill fuMier alroul fNit llslr llavca so !eng helped them 10 much F R O Z E N - - - - - EACH t to forward. So wt Nfllll to ... IOGk the ftslr. By WHltam Lawrence, D. D. S. The teeth and 1011 Ussuea Their central drive now II Hert'l what we Ml CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN of the mouth are subjected to somehow to get the United CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN many Jnsulta: onslaughts of States to abandon Its commitWe dip the tlllet i111111t batter. food drink and drugs· bad hal>- menta to help Seuth Viet Nam STAR KIST-FROZEN lis· 'accidents and cHsease. ou resisl Communist lnvasl9a. And Bread lt. Top It wltlliNttor. CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN ca~ help mitigate these Insults In this design the Vlce-Preli· and save yourseH much time, dent has no~ only refused to r money and many dental visits. bend to their wisheo but II In Eat sensibly. Avoid ,those fact standmg ~tally for lbe 8o averythinr'a clo11t at 01111t tin only 20 minutea} thlnga thai are COilSidered to hard lme In V1et Nam. .,~~-..:'; be harmful to teelb: 1weet The leading Republicans, for wba )'Oil lOOk it. carbonated drlnka, bard ~d- tbelr part - and algnlficantly, MORTON FROZEN FOODS lea, gooey desserlll. Try ) to loa - have no !nt.entiaa of atTho n!llllt. nnllntain a "balanced diet'' )rlth llcldng the VIetnamese policy: Strawberry, Banana, Cocoanut, A ftah din,. .that lllrhlliM tht fish ia frelh-eooked. ' :!1 ample proteina, vitaroinB, loin- unless, that Is, the President 1 Lemon, _Chocolate and erals, etc. Brush teeth -...r sboold be persuaded to aofl@ • Neopohtan - - - - eat1n1. Dentists- e'ontlnnously OJ:· IL At the top, they have, as MORTON-9 VARIETIES hort their patients to keep their of now, deliberately omitted MORTON'S-9-oz. pkgs. teeth and mouth clean. Why Viet Nam from their llal of not try It? It may not eliminate Issues. all your dental problems, but Tiley think •IJemtcraUc Azt- ~·· Jalur'a rro... fiah Dinnen a aood reuon for shoppinr AAP! MORTON'S-20-oz. pkga. It's a good way to begin, and spendlng" using 1 Humphrey MORTON'S-10«. pkgs. you'll have a !Jeallhier mouth. 'l'hef're -~~~ ... & H you 180'1 brush after eatIng, a< least rbrse vlgOI'OIIIIy cop · ,·:-~G HTel... lHIIIIIMT M\AMIC & ltAIDINTM 00., tNI. with water. 'lblJ lrr not meaat to be a babllual substitute for SUNNYBROOK-MEDIUM GRADI A EVERY MEAL BRAND brushing, but It bei(HI wash away food particlea and 11111J reduce fermentation, whlcb NEW YORK - SCM Corp., seema to play an lmportaat maker of typewrlten and buslnesa machines, hu agreed part Ill producing decay. lit, UBt of denlll lloao, toolbpfck, to buy Proctor.SDs makes 0 lor o AlP 1-oz. etc., are not aeceaary In a houiebold appllanceo and contJn. normal bnl!hy mouth and, In uous flow processlnJ equipdoz. !act, tllelr use oflaa eatrse1 gum ment Irritations and · Infections. II not used carefully, dental lioSI NEW YORK-Robert DtwJ. can sUp Into ere gwns caus- lng's City JlrvesUng Co. • New Jng bleeding and Infection. York bas taken BB optloa 01 1'1 Chewing gum cleanseo teeth, per cent of the oullltandlng too, but Ill use II controversial. sbarea ID General llovelopment In JDOU!hl that are prone to Corp., tbe big Florida real dental decay, ebew!ng IUJII af. estate development firm cooter meals may be m• advised trolled by Canadian flll8£ier PICK beeausa tt halherr teetb In aug· Louis A. Cllesler. ,,1 C"-late 1~b.l9 OF THI ar and drlv01 food Into crevices AND of teetb. Plll'SBURGB-Roctwen .StaaTASTY CROP WITH THIS Pllhbury tr A poek 1-oz. l'"' dllcovwtd that 'fl8lrous- dard Manulaelurfng Corp. . . tSCUitS ••non~ !'I' ... C ly ebewlq IUJII keepl me nounced It bas agreed to buy awake at nlghL H you're a Kearny It Trecker Corp. of ON YOUR PURCHASI 01' 1UJ11 • drewlag lddlcl 1114 are Milwaukee, mater of machine conceraed about ou&ar oontenl 1oa1s, for aboul t15 million 1n :~N ID gum, ebeer up - !here are llltcL PKG. OF 2 PAIR augarlOII gDIIII BYallsblt and Volld Thru Solurdoy, April 2, 1H6 AI Your A&P Food Sto,. they're IIIII bad. NEW YORK- CW11 Servlee Broken teetl! abould be eared eo. and Colllllental ou Co. for II OIICI, • • atler 8liiOIIIleed !bey havt eaeb lhe accident u poulble. Dell- aequtred rlghlrl 14 llp(li'QSimlteUots can ollien I8VB !racily brok- 1y 10 per cent ollbe llllllclpa!ed en leelll, tit pre~~at tbe _... total pnMiaellon of 11re JIIJIIfrom dying, ar .... .._ 011 C'"""W•Var Ia llrt JANI PARKEI JANI PARKER-LIMON OR plant b!elb. IIIII haft been _. Persian Gulf tl Kuwait and C&., Thtlo lllpe pletely brhd out. saudi Arabia GliDed bJ Arlldllll To!Mip Yeu Wlnl Aold hdlll llrat may Co ol J 01 serlous IIIQUib dllorden, rruclr • ...-li smotlilg. U you atop -'l'lro ......_AJnw-.-.CUSTARD OR REGULAR rr===·~ MADE WJTH IUTTEIMQ.It 1111ottng, at least smoke leaa. By Ulllted Prell lllteruUonal I !!'" ,, 1 "( Spring Specials < f. · •I ~oorlng ;:! I • Fnmlng Lumber • eDoon eWinclows · ehnlling eCelling Tile ePienty on Hand For All Your tl11d1- Low PriCII RAY RIGGS, INC. FNtuM A FINI SBKTION OfTOPQUAUTY deal • " Super Right" Quality Meats 3 CHUCK ROAS USED CARS AT ALL TIMES PHONI 773-5554 COLLICT-AND PRII DELIVERY RAY RIGGS, INC. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIAlS CO. A THINS, 1"================--=--=--==--=--===---....... W.VA. 0. • CLOVER , ,FARMI I River News Today they 'takt •• lilt Loa Mr. od Mrs. Hewy AHgeles Dodgers, who scorod r e, G8 HI lis 8Rd grudson, Beary their first spring victory In I Gauge P po Simpson, of Wbita Sulphur Florlc!a at the Reds' expease io Dam 12.!, 11.9, rwmlng 13 feet Springs, speal tho weekelld vi.. lbeir last outiag. on roUen, Pomeroy-Mason 23.· ilil8 with Mr. Schwarz's moth:W, Pl. PleiiB8Dt :14.58, Hinton 1.· er, Mrs. Nellie llobwm alld GUFl;T SPEAKER II fnlllng Kanawha Falls ~.t9 rls other relatives. LEXINGTON, Ky. !UP!) lng, Olarlealoll IU'I stationary. Visiting with Mrs. Bill Gla,, det..sive end of the Londoa aacl Marmet dams were Ry&R on Sunday were Mr. and Cleveland Browns will be tho on the sllls, 8lld W"mfield dam Mrs. Edward WoolwiM ~nd guest speaker at the University was riiJIBini ·aa.balf foot • the daughter, Kathy, Mrs. JaRJce of Kentucky Fellowship of Chrisrollen. Woolwine ud son, Charles, oil lian Athletes rally Friday. Oblo Blvor - IDea don II, of Prlnctlo•, W. Va., Mr. a•d The newly lormed FAC llslll 12:45 a.m.; Jolin J. Ron don Mrs. Edward Ryan aid family, of the university'• top lo, G:45 a.m.; IDdlaRa up If, Mrs. Thurma Love, all o1 Maas mombers. 5,40 p.m.; Rose G. up lf, T:llt 8011. p.m.; Jenks up If, 1.111.; Mr. od llrS. Lorry lelfln Ben McCool up 111, 6:• a.m.; and f1mi1J n moving from Wolter lleekj«n llowll 16, J:S& Middleport to Masou whm a.m.; Oreo down 1?, 3:15 &m.l they wm reside. NaUonal don 17, 1:20 1.111.: Mr. od Mrs. Ray Tucker Charlel SleveusoD up II, 4:30 1114 Krisll, Mn. Howanl V81>·11 a.m.; LIUit Edward don II, Matre alld Joaa and Mrs. 6:20 a.m.; Alictl up II, 1:46 L Blanche Tucker, all al Muoa./1 m.; Boeke,. 8tala dowall, .,,. visited Ill Colwnhus on 81m2.~ a.m.: Polly R. don 20, S:lll5 day with Mrs. Nina Stump a.m.; Philip Sporu up 21, 3:15 Is recuperatiRg at tho River· a.m.; George Price up 21, &:25 side Hospital there. a.m.; Sl Mlry8 don 21, 1:20 Her mother, Mrs. BI&Rcht a.m.; Tilaa doWII 21 2:50 a.m.; Tucker, will remain In ColumPegc Dolllley up 13,5:25 a.m.; bus to can! lor her daughter Helen R. don Greenup 1:15 who underweot 1urgery o a p.m.; Ravenswood don Greea- both hips. up 1:50 p.m.; EDdoavar down JohiRie Roush, New Havft, Groenup 10:116 p.m.; VolvnllJie became ill oa Friday while vi.. up Gre..up 11:41 p.m.; Lady fling his son, EdwiB, In Char· Gloria don Greeaup D: 50 a. lestoa and was takea to the m.; Mountala Slate down Greea Thomas Memorial Hospital ~-= up 1:50 a.m.; Harbor Point up there. His room aumber is •• . M 11 0 3 4:15 a.m.; Jim Bouglud don 228. He Is ~ Improving. • Meldabl I p.m.; Lillie George Miso Lelia Wright, a student • a.. 01111 • •s 1 don Meldald 8:40 p.m.; J. S. at Bloomi•gto• University, IB· Lewia up !leld•hl 1:40 p.m.; dian, visited oemest. I 3 TUPPIU PLAINS RUTLAND, •=• T I I I 2 bet-• ~ . - Lfll , II lt . Pi Gr Pamela D. don p. ole e!'l Wright. wHh hor011oister, m. Soulhem clowDMe1dah1 MeldahlI 7:· SundayMisa Be.. ~ a.m. vilited with Mr. BAd Gtlllipralla llilm - R. E. Bowl- Clydo Wrigllt at Ripley, W. eo up 5:11 p.m.; Queen City ~ Cecil Kirk and up 10:20 p.m.; A. J. Pattea up daughter, Mrs. Frod JeakiRs 12:10 a.m.; .Kelltueklaa up 1 L attended lhl fuReral of Mro. m.; FraUIIII B. up 1 a.m.; Howard Kirk at Oak Hill, W. Raapr don 1:45 a.m.; Va., oo Friday. Woods up J:21 a.m.; Dan Mrs. Cectl Kirk left on Tuesett don UO 1.m.; Allen day to visit w1t11 htr mollrer, Merrill don 4:M a.m.; MrB. Margaret Thomas, ie D. up f:IO a.m.; Mary B. Gra)'BOII, KJ. od with don t:41 a.m.; semet up t:Oii daughter, Mn. Dele Millar un.; Elprclill don t:20 a.m. llulh, Ky. l'riebllpr 1p nlllag, E-.. --and Tlflll donlroulld IIIII wall- Rodrlao dl Trlaao, 1 aallor II ill8. U. PiDia, Wll llrat ol ,...... Rmr - OJelllldlr liumb•rs' meu to li&bl land don Manriet I p.m. F tr I No World. lloatlrora liP Jlarmet 1:11 LJD.; iiii._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii Heltm z. up 11111rm111:a a.m.; w. B. Sbavlr, ~- liP Wlulllllcl 7:20 p.m.; ...,., Buiwwth don~ 1:11 p.m.; Jane lAicu don Wmlleld 15 a.m.; E. P. " - doW I Winfield 1 a.m.; lluwr don Wilrfleld 1:11 a.m. lion 1ll1b I'Oro Goo. !etta ere. Vi!It lloJ .. ill Go:. 1 5 ' 11 7 Jrra 1111& 1 1 J:FFECTIVI THURS.-FRL.SAT. MAR. a11t APR. 1st and II I I '------FRESH PORK SHOULDER • SPECIAL WAGNER'S clb HOME-MADE Oblo alai ...... ll IIIII R United 1111111 lmlp Jloada .. Dixie Pride WHY ADVERTISING CRITICS ARE ALL WIT ... · ' eo:::,;::;...., =. ·,,. Februar1 • -panel • per T. Reed, Jr. reported that Fellr~t-1 bit) ary Bold alalola Mllp1 NIARLY IVIRYIODY .,. IVIRYWHERI ,,, ll' Wft fJJ,.: Thll OJ RIIADI A NIWSPAPIR IVIRYDAY acblmcl '1.1· pet _. If Its .._..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.. C:;l c IJIOII ............... .. .. an UDFMPIROR ~------------ 2 .. 3Sc KRAFT Italian Speghetti FOLGER'S DINNBt oR"" oDrlp oPine 8oz.box24c 3lb. CIR $2.39 COFFEE IlTTY CROCKIII.-I KINDI CAKI MilliS----------- ... 31c THE PIECI SSe .. CLOVER FARM STORE SPECIALI Thank C.......,You Pie Reel Perch No.I FILLING_- FISH 39' eChlck.., 15Van. NESTLE'S eLiwf 1Sc QUIK II• off Labell ~49c SPECIAL STOKELY UNSWEETENED -r-mt!J· FAIRMONT COUNTIYSII)I j ICE CREAM ::: 69' 29c DASH DOG FOOD ' Ill STALK CLOVER FARM STORI SPECIALS • AdtllllliiC Ia now being trlt1ellrtd for belDC too ef. ~eeu..... It'• 10 lffeot.ive, we are tokP, that It may leld to monopoly aad rellralnt of aompatitioa , , lhll crllidlm II 01011 ..tainly baled on I miiUIIdental» lac lreoaUJt oae of the moot flllldamental thuaetero lldca If ldvortiiiDI II lhat It forces one to be IOfDo (HIIIrard J. Jlargent, l'nl., ProK .. 10ft: BY Sausage l: •1·15 -ffti!IP)- JUMBO PASCAL CELERY FebroarJ -me ._. lllllliollap $311 flw[S8!!d over February 1986. Thll Stall adllevtd 17 per Clllt ol Ill IIIII lavlngs Bondi alai .... at Ira tad sC BISCUITS -rmntlj- FRESH PORK SHOULDER SUCED ORANGE DRINK - .00 Middleport, 0. Chuck Roast · ··:· · ·· · · lb. S9c Sliced Pork Loin · · · ··· lb. frozen . taste English Roast · ··· · · · · lb. 69c Roasting Chickens · ·· · lb. Chuck Steak · · ........ lb. S9c Chicken Livers ··· ·· · · · Ill. 49c-' Short Ribs .... · Wieners .... ··· ·.. · · ., lb. 591 ,. . . ers oked? · lb. 39c Ground Chuck · ·· · · · · · lb. 69c Pork Liver ...... · .. · .. Ill. 39c Haddock Dinners • Scallop Dinnen · · · · each 49c Perch FiUets · · 1-lb. pkg. Tuna Casserole 21b. pkg. 1.49 Fried Fish Fillets 1-lb. pkg. 55c .... ' 3~:,: 89c Dinners · ........ · 2 for 79c Honey Buns ··· · 2 pkgs. 49c APR. 2nd 1 BAKER FURNITURE Do ':TOR SAYS Ill • Cream PleS I Sales of 5Piup Bondi Reported IDic ·=====;:~ td .. 3 i1 g 2 Ill PRICES 3 :J;~~1; Frozen Food Features! OHIO I fish GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .00 Macaroni Cheese 2 • 69c Sugared Donuts 2 pkgs. 59c Business Highlights Fresh Eggs Fresh Produce! YOUR CHOICE -o. . . Apple Butter - - ~=- 2st:: 39c Wh 1ppang cream NAVEL ORANGES A&P Cream Cheese_ ,.~ 12c _ 5b~ A&P Smooth Whip _ =:33c GRAPEFRUIT A&P Apple Sauce 5 ~~~";.. 79c PINEAPPLES ·~~~AllANBartleH Pears :: _ 3 !: '1-oo C Hershe, s syrup "·--·... c 37 B• • Swt. Potatoes ::::...-~ 2 U:: 39c Pascal Celery '"rt" _ ~:': 19c Elbow Macaroni 2 !.. 39c Green Onions 3 ,., 29c Salad Dressing:::-__ ~~:39c Fresh Dates _ __ •. 39c Grape Jam ~:~ __ 3 Stuffed Olives ~::~: ......,,':99(,·~ Aristocrat Saltines _ Sandwich Spread~~~= Get Set Hair Spray_~~ E_· 3OC MELLOWMOOD =. Peach Pie · .. · ·.. ·· · each 49c BONUS -·t '= !!"c~:*"'Pcl ~ ~e Today II lfedwday, Mardr !shed .. 611 lhly doa't lrrllale 30, the 19th day ol , . with lT8 your Up. ADd If ,.,a'rt a to loU... pulsln "bot" pipe IDIOker Tht II btiWNI 111111'11 cool eft. Thll 1114 produell of quarter and 6111 !lh4IIL · eombusllon can eat111 - · Tht _..., .a 1rr VIIIUI. In praveallnl clbelrle, Nfo 'l1lt moll allr II Jupllw. ular and fnlqueot 1!18111 1o JOIII' Datcb paiDtar V~ , VIII dentllll .... ... llnl . . . - . ¥ - bcl'll . . . . illp JD Re's till! ene wbo bu bla llnpr • 011 tile cleldal pallf oi,U tam- On IIIII day Ill blslory: Dy. Re tmw& wbat'a llll'lDIII Ja lllf, l!at Ul!iad 1llllel for your moulll and' erm 1'1!11111- agreed It parcbaoe A1uU I, recognlH 1111 de"flatloll from rr.,s.~a •w f/,D,IOO. ' ' the JIOI'DL Bl .,., . . . ...... Ill \I'ID. !- '... ,_ lltl. ., ,. ., ' ., ' "'-• 'W .... . . . . ':!. I?A'c¥81 Pluaa SLIP 1 BINGo·-: -~~AM- $100 WINNER Harry ley, INntwft, 0. $50.00 WINNERS AlleMCcaMt,' ltellll;, w. v.. I I I I I J, I. Whltl• . Colu111he. 0, · Vlrell•~lf.~O.· ' t.:.:...a.:i:=:C:J Angel Food Cake ·· each 45c JANI PARKER Hot Cross Buns ·· · pkg. 39c 1 Enriched Bread .~ . ' i• �1, ' - ' :,', . ~· ''\ ., . . .. ;f • , .18-DaiJl'. S.enttnet Poll!eroy-inddlepol'l, Q.,· Karch SO, 1888 ~·~ - LiHie ;Boys Shirt and Slac:k SETS Customer: F,.. Porklng,At Elberfelds In Pomeroy On 2nd Street Aci'OII From The Store ond On Mechanic Street At The Wonhoull Si!es In thls III'OUP are from S to Mens Dress Shirts 7 and tbere are some wonderfuJ stack sets lor his Easter Wear. Slacks that wilt reolly fit blm with a shirt to match. The sblrtl You'll like the selection of Shirts for Easter and Summer Wear. Choose from whites, pastel colors, stripes are short sleeve 'style iD knit- and in all neck sizes from 14\lt ted or cut and sewn type. You'll to 17, and in your correct want to see these sets on sale in Mts.Bahris Hostess of Pythian Club 8 herhOOd iS Society'S Theme 8 L• d ) h nson Wi/1 Ma rry James Bowles MEIGS THEAIRE SOCIAL 1 Mis!l Johnson is a graduate THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT W.C.T.U. will meet Thlll'8day evening, March 31 at tbe First United Presbyterlan Cbl,U'Cb in Middleport at 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT ALUMNI Assoclatlon will sponsor a bake sale Saturday, April 2 at t h e Tri-Lustre Cleaners In Middleport beginning at 1 a.m. of Steubenville High School - Technicolorand attended Kent State Univer•THE IEDI'ORD sity. She is presently employed , INCIDENT" as • medical secretary at r..e 1 Riehat1l Wid mark, Sidney Pottier. Franklin County Welfare Buildmg '" Columbus. Mr. Bowles is SUNDAY, MONDAY, a graduate of Middleport High ond TUESDAY School where be was prominent Aprll).4.5 '" athletics both amateur and "THE SONS 01' profesSionaL He served with KATIE ELDER" the Armed Services in Ger· - TecbnJeolormany anll is employed as an lobn Wayne, Dean Martin, i;;i;;..,.iiiiii;.io;;;.;,iiii~~--.-.1 operator at the Goodyear Company at Apple Grove, w. va. The open church wedding will be an event of Saturday, May 14 at the Quinn AME Church in Steubenville. UNDERGOES SURGERY Mrs. Carolyn Sue Kolmig 20 at Long Botlom, daughter ' Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sisson granddaughter of Mr. Murl Ta;. lor of the Ridge-Keno area, WI· derwent five hours of surgery at UnJverslty Hospital In Colwnbus Thlll'8tlay. Her r oo wnber II 788 Weat. 8 b e ei Cln!L .~IT ".P.#~ ~ie" _ La-, I ina~ 1 1!.~,!!! ::~~:[' The most • at y • fioor. popular collar otyles, regular Be sure to Me oliO the wldespreod, snap tab, long lob, button Shirt and Short Sets on 3 to 7. en tine Dewoted To The lnte,.,. Of The MeipM01an .4rea display - ready for your saloction In alliS down. VOL . XVII POMEROY~DDI.EPORT. NO. 283 OHIO THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1966 And lolo of Newr- Iron Shirts in the selection. Boys Dress Shirts ontest ' White, scUd colors or ~tripes in sizes 6 to 20. Your choice Mens Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS of the popular eol1ar styles, You'll want to see Taken ~upreme Boys Slatks 0 Sizes 6to 20 Solor Colors - or Check or Wash 'n Wear Cottons in regular Boating, Fishing Permits, Fees Central Issue in S~t Plenty of Permanent Press Slacks in wheat, black, green, or trim lit styleor A floe selection of knitted spurt grey. Choose reaular style shirts in Banlon or 100% Cottons. ed leg, adjustable waist, no You'!! find regular collar styles - cuffs, worn with belt loops, cuffed or the beltless model, taper- Major ROads StrUCk button down collars and the Henley Neck. Select Youn Now I Men's Lightweight JACKETS Unlined Jackets that are Ideal for wear In Spring and Summer. Zipper front atyles. Completely washable. Sizes Small {34-36) - medium (38-40) •- large (42-44) and extra large (46-48) Stop In the busy mens and boys department on the 1st floor. Try on some of these jackets - and select the one you want to buy, MEN'S SLACKS Select a pair or two of slacks for him now, A large selection of ''Per- manent Press" fabrtca in conservative and slim models and in all sizes from :is to 50. Solid colors - neat pal· terns - and most an are wash .and wear. Shop Elbemlds men'• deportment - S. the excel._,! values In Slacks - mab your Alectiona. BOYS SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Elberfelds Are H11dquorters For Han11 UnclerwNr For Men lndBoyo Select h1a favorite 11711 from !be eomplete ulecUon In the IMIII and boya department. T Sblrto - Brleta ~untoa Suits - Atbletic SblriiAtllletlc Shorta - and In all lizea for the little boJ who weU'I olio I to tile utro extra laqe lileo tor men. Sizet1 6 to 18 - In regular and taapered lit styles. Smart plaids, solid colon and 1 selection of Ne11er-Iron Madras Sblrts. Boys Knit Sport Shirts Short SINvH Solid Colors - Stripes - Neat Combinations. Slzet1 6 to 18. Dress Him Up This Easter! SPORT COATS FOR THE SMALL FRY Made of 65% Dacron Polyester and 35% Cotton, Rayon llu• lng. Smart plaid patterns. Sizes 4, 5, 6, and 7. • Boys Dress Trousen in Sizes3 to 7 Waoh and W'ear cottons and a flne range allo .of "NEVER mON" TrouseDt for the little fellow. • Uttle Boys White Dress Shirts With Short or Long Sla!!ves In Sizn3 to 7 Othtr Llttltl Boyt l..m 111-11111 ...,. CAPS - DRESI HATS- SUSPENDERS- SOCKS- UNDIIIj.WEARNICKTIEI • IS thia selection now. Choose from the ever popular Never Iron Shirts in Plaids 1 wuul4 tpptecllle ' 0 R'S NIJ'I'Eo 1D 1014 lt. olive, but be's .*!ill I'UIIIIinC." bole. J·Alvln. ''That gill' barrel ·was hot." Italy, Tex., h Greeat'D, N.H., !bey called tbf sergesnt ~aid, almost lo ~yolMit Two Cemmaaflll point. "I stsrlell· to, leave" but . Wlllll Fame commander, !~~¢ ~~"' ~ . bl!l' •. ' ''fh*ie." His aame Is By ROBERT !BRAHAM himself. The fOUilf Marille jerked anotbfr 4110k wbo was In that Lapo10t won his place In•moved oot lbllu\ 41'";,~, Alvlt .. Lapoint and be 11 It, UllitH Prell ~~~ The Marine Ran. He ran uiltil bay~!""' out of tbe ~, bole came !1JI and opened .up ~therneck I e g e n d during yards from the talK\-;,·-;:. i. bsnfSI.. oat of high acbool. Rfs DA NANG, South VIet Nam be was 10 feel from the big gun wi~ besltatlon dived with that dll!lll cannOn again. Operatitn ladiana 33 miles toward a line ~I srr,1i:" ~ · · leUo'w'·Merl..s eat! him "Paa- (UP!) -The young Marine- a 12.7mm antiaircraft cannon the hole, loG. The bayonet "So I crawl~ down the hill northwest of Saigon, near. when tbey first spotted .·~f:.~·· 11~: •. · Plnliie" because he dodged, twisted, turned and that bad been turned on bis to work the second time. and got me another tll'ellade Quang Ngai two days ago. Cong. ·, o " "' Lapoint, a JOadi' liP with extra aear llpll'l! kept running. squad. found ils mark a&ain. The and went bl!ck. The iecond He was a part of A Company "I sent toe plljtqoll \ . " seven, W84 lii\Jilo,ir.tloao and a jack katie Do..ns of rounds spewed out He leaped !,nlo the atr, a long was 'deep, a tunnel run1ning grenade did the trick." dropped Into a landing zone by small village, and ~ther Leonard M -wHil'he 'IOOiinto baHle•.So of the muzzle ol a .Viet Cong dive, and landed right on lop of back Into the hillside. He Lapoint, 19, of GreenvUle, helicopter to move out against platoon up a lmaD blil," he Albuquerque, N;J!I.. If•lJUadtllea Ia VIet NOm ue CJUIIIOII and plowed up dirt at the gun bam!. He had a his grenade in, but It failed N.H., is a here. He saved at a Communist battalion known said. "That pJStoOil on tbe hUl "Me and tlll\'e'1GUJ because "Paabsetlle Ills feel. Rounds whistled past bayonet io his list. He a...,. go tiff. a dozen lives. His buddleo to be in the area. The company killed a IQI of Viet Colle- But tbe biD ' Plllkle'' charged a CommDBist htm on both sides. upright, straddling tbe gun. and "I was there in the can't understand how be came 18 "SUicide Charlie," the the one golnJ .towl\fd tbe bunker, so we , ....... anned with ooli' 1 He ran on. in the ••me motion buried the fur a couple of minutes, out of It without a IICI'Btch. famous C Company, First village riD inio lhtlbie, and we Lapoint · baytllel aad a penade !bat The sergeant IHted hil head bayonet in the stomach of one then our arUIIery "Only a blister on my belly," Battalion, Seventh Marines of had to seod in lnother pia._ and we lllmed ·oat 1o be a dad. Hera II from the dirt. a! the Communists. The second coming in and !bey told me he said with a grin. He pulled Guadalcaaal fame. to take the pressure otl. maneuvered blo !lot)' n .be and Ida lrleadl "He's dead. . .be can't be one in the bunlter dived dawn 1 get oat of there," said up Ida shirt Ud tillowed me. Lt. Bell Goldwin of Route 1, 1t was just on other side the boys deparlment on tbe !Irs! aleeve length also. Around And About Middleport Court St., Pomeroy ··--·'· 1 · Phillips Sisters Style Shop .. l 1 • .. ' 1 Apr111·2 N ' ' '· FOR THIS WEEK END ELBERFElDS STORE HOURS WILL BE FRIDAY 9 to 8 and SATURDAY 9 to 91N THE_EVENING Dr. George Rosenbaum, a , illll committee was given by ship program. mmber or the surgical starr , Mrs. Dwigbt Wallace and inolud- Attending tbe dlnner and of Vetorans Memorial Hospital, Ied the following: president, meeting were Mr. and Mrs. was guest speaker at tbe annual 1Wallaoe Bradford; vice presi- Kloes, Frieda Faehnle Mr. di nner meeting of the Meigs i dent, Clarence Headley; secre- Mrs. Wallace Bradford Mrs. County Tuberculosis an~ Health tary, Mrs. Guy Neigler; treas- Bert Bodimer, Mrs. ' A"ociation Tuesday evening In , urer, Miss Frieda Faehnle; rep- Strauss, Mrs. Enda French, Mrs. the Columbia Gas offices in .resentative director. Mrs. Clar- Dsn White, Mr. and Mrs. ""'"II Middleport A turkey dinner [ e_nce Headley and alternate rep. Kautz, Paul Baer, Mrs. ·Guy was served at the Martin Re.. •dir., Mrs. Dwight Wallace. Neigler, Mrs. Clarence Heiodle:y,JI wurant earlier. Board of Dirctors - Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Davis, Mrs. Carl Kautz, out-going preaJ. Karl Kautz, Karl Kautz, Mr. and Hayman Barnltz, Mrs. dt•nt. conducted the businen Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, Mrs. Dan Dill, Mrs. Don Belzing, Mrs. me.ting and welcomed t be 1 White, Mrs. Edna Stewart, Mr. George Simpson, Dorothy juests. He appointed a commit· Manning Kloes, Mrs. Hayman mundson, Mrs. Bruce May, Mrs. tee to screen applicants lor the Barnllz, Mr. ana Mrs. Richard Emerson Jooes and Dr Rosen· snnuul oursing scholarship Chambers, Mrs. Bert Bodimer, baum. ' g: ;en to a deserving senior girl Mildred Betzlng, Mr. and Mrs. vi the c"Ounty. Named to lblJ Walltlce Bradford, Paul Baer, rummltlee were Mrs. J. S. D• Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Davis, Mrs. vi<. Mrs. Glen• Dill 111111 Mrs. George Sbnpsou, Mrs. Bruce ?iallare Bradford. May and Mrs. Glenn Dill. \Irs. Manning Kloes, execu- Mr. Kautz, wbo bas served Jive d1rector, reported projecta as president live years thanked and activities of the past year members for their cooperatloe which included the aurslng IJCh. and welcomed Wallace Bradlord Mr. aad Mrs. Rodney Downolarship, the booth beftl at the the !leW presidenl iDg have returned from a six regalia. x-ray tests IIIII 11 p• Mr. Bradford introduced Dr. weeks vacation trip in the souUt tten,, with 5 remaiRing In Jws. Rusenbaum, who spoke oo the including Louisiana and Florida. pilals. She reported on tray fa. ]li'Oblems of modern doctors In Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holler vor. made and also on respira. over crowded hospitals, t b e and daughter, Lora, Belpre, lorv equipment cosli"'l over $500 day ol the specialist in the field visited Sunday with their parto be donated to tbe Veteraas of medicine, the nursing short- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur HanMemorial Hospital, and other age, and the almost prohibitive ning and Mrs. Malcolm Roller. proj eds. Mrs. JOoes said t3,t61 cost of medical training. He Mrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. was recetved from Christmas commended the local associa· Minerva Childers visited in Seals. Plaas have ben made lloa for its work iB the commun- on, W. Va. Sun. with Miss lo place the tu levy on the bat- lly, lor aid to patients In TB Burdette. hit for reaowal. bospitals, and fur tbe scholar- Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman The roport Ill the lltlllllutwere In Belpre Sunday to visit their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vroman and children, Mark and Esther, and John Mark Vroman of Columbus who is slaying with hls aunt 'lbe BlaH and Officers' Club and uncle while his mother, Mr of Meigs Temple Pythia• s;,.. John Vroman, Is hospitalized. ters Ill Middleport met Monday Mr. and Mrs. Cart Mattox . Mrs. Paul Grlllstead and dau· eveaing at the berne of Mrs. were businesg visitors Monday ihler, Lori returned te tbetr Caoh Babr wilb Mrs. George In Point Pleasant, W. \'a. borne, Belpre Sunday, alter 1 Childs assiBting hostess. Betty Barbara Jones spent Tuesday oeveral days visit with ber Ill- Spencer, presldeat, was IR In Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. ter. Mrs. Clair Speucer. obarge of t.be. m~ting which Lee Davidson. Mrs. w. A. Morgaa and 11"11111- wu •~ned Wltb 'The Lord's daughwr, Kathy Morgu IDd Prayer given In unoon. ~ancy and Robb'e Harrla Mrs. Horace McElhinny read rof turned home ~Y after ,... • poem, "Wh"" It's a Comin' wee kend visit In Col~bns on to Sprtog" by Adam Ritter. M d M R. L. . Anoouncement w., made of "Brotherhood" was the theme a:d ::. Br~ Gofthardl lbe 111111ual illspectllon of Meigs of tbe month wben the Junior R C r 'of Columbo Temple to be beld April 5. Fol· Missionary Society of the Laur. ~y arman a lowing tbe meeting games were el Cliff Free Methodist church ~;" ~ Su~~Y w~th Mr. and played and prlzet won by Mrs. met Sunday after Sunday School ~:h r"ar at':.J H•nd attend- Otho Waltl, Mrs. WUUam All· in tbe recreation room ef the • e uner . • asbnan. 111811, Mro. Betty RiiP and parSOJllllle. Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Davli Mrl. Richard Balley. Group singing opeaed t be of Columbus are the fllltlltl If The traveling prl2e W8ll • meeting, followed by a story of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs IDd warded to Mrs. Paul Zirkle. brotherhood. A chapter from the Mr. and Mrs. Jamea GUmore, The April meetiRg was 8IUlOUll- study bosk, "Four SoAs of ChiMr. and Mrs. WWlam Fisher ced to be held at the home t1 na," was presented by Mrs. and soo of Belpre visited a.tur. Mn. Nathan Biggs with Mrs. James Gilmore, advisor, who dsy with lltetr parants, Mr. 11d Alfred Biggs the asaistiag bost- also gave illustration of Mrs. Masoo Flshlr IDd Mr. lure. ond Mrs. Sam Arnold. Ajbmdilg Ill addition to !lie Receiving reading certiiiGregory Roush, 1tudeal at above were Mrs. Karl Owen, cates were Brenda Gilmore Ohio Uaiverslty, arrived Friday Etta Lemley, Maxine Owens, Karolyn Soulsby, Nancy Gill evening 1o spend the pre-Easter Mn. Griff Russell, Mrs. Phil ; and Barbara Klein. Plans were '•cotioa wllb bli paru11, Mr. Meinhart, Mrs. Millnla Gilmore made lor an Easter egg hunt and Mrs. llfllloll ReuJb. and Mrs. Pat Gallagher. April 9, at ! p.m. Aa offering Gordon Fisher e1 Parbrlburtr was taken lor tlle Roof-top W. Va. spent tht wellknd with Girl Scout. Plan School ot Hong Kong. Ids parents, Mr. lid loll'l. 11u- F R S l Also attending were Dennis 1111 Flihar and family or ummoge a 6 Gilmore, Vicki Rick!, Sbell'l Mr. and Mrs. ~ Fisher Girl Scout Troop 185 met Mtn- and Terry Cla~k. Becky and Df Senecaville wert weWDd day, at tbe Col~bus and South- Benny Wright, Doo Wise, Dean I IUOSII of his sister ud brother- ern Ohio. ElectriC SOC18l room. Pullms, Darlene Michael, Bren- 1 Ja.taw Mr and Mrl. llobert The meeting was opened in the da Lunsford, Darla and Kathy wamsi.y aitcJ famll IUUIIl order with Debbie Gilkey Gill, Barbara and Diana Lewis, ! Mr. and Mro. Pa~i Fllber of leadllg In !be flag pledge. Rodney Bailey, Greg Eblia and : lhmtington, W V fiP8IIi tb Plans were made to bold a Mrs. Ernest Powell, assistant , '~~mend at ~ ~ ~ ~~ salt April 29-30 Ia tbe advisor. ,!U o Da. . Bullding. Proceeds from ---~ and Mrs the 18le will be used for sum· wer.. Suada • OJ:"li Harris mer camp. Girt Scout cookie In a 0 •· Y evenmc dinner money was reported. Songs and Illes ~ tl Mr. and Mrs. Burrell sames were enjoyed by the Dawson of New Haven, w. Va. troop led by Mrs. John Fultz leader. There wera nine!...; Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Johnson girll presenl ••• Adams Streel, Steubenville' "" :... are announcing the engagement and approaching marriagl' of their dsughter Linda, to Janles TONIGHT & THURSDAY F. Bowles, son tr Mrs. Ernest NOT OPEN Bowles, Middleport, and t be late Ernest Bowles. Frldey and SaturHr "WINTER A-GO GO'' ~· VISIT THE MENS'AND BOYS DEPARTMENT ON .tHE FIRST FLOOR ,. Hospital Surgeon Speaker ' For Association Dinner CAtENDAR It . :{.!_ ~ ' ': w1: . . '' Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' -, .. .v"~ (l • · · " . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 30, 1966