http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c57ae704483b88105bbecaeb197ae9ee.pdf 31a5455af10b53695e8503b7fb769516 PDF Text Text I I '' ' ..<, ii ' ,,.,,, . / ' v. ,. '. ~ '. ' '\' f' •i , ~O-DaUy ' Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middlepo'!- 0., April 12, ~~ •.· . 0 men s sa·cL'e ty ;W I II' 0 T( nI I eu -- ' r LI L '! · ': I I J. /.... I I h I f Y' r h I LuI '- I t • ·B. luf U Three Churche~ Hold Sunrise Se~~icel ••:?.~u. o:~·~~ ~:,::t~:~d,:; At Syracuse With Youth FellowShip_ l w.at•lileirhome,RockSprings l The Eastern Band will • ' , I ' ' . ' 1"' ? II ' STRUBLEII EN'l'EII'IIAIN D" c::en :~·· ~::~ . en!.::~ ~-~~~: ~·-·'"' at~ e Mrs. v. u . . . ,.., ter, borne, West Mabl Easter sunrise servlca for Linda JiJhjpger and ClarJee , Road. Guests Mr. and •tag .cfay in Pomw>Y saturday, guest of honor at a birthd.ily :'; St. Guesls wert Mr. 8lld Mrt. the Syracuse, Minersville and Norris, preceded scnpture read- Mrs, Turner and Mrs. ' April 16. Preceding the dme, ner Satw:day evening at b Jack Cramer and Jacquellnt l'nr.;t Run Methodist churches ing of· Matthew 26:1-11 bY Karl Will HeUnlan of Chester: Earl l 1M band will play several se- 1home, Umon Ave., prepa~e~ Y Sue and Danny of Marlon: Mn. were beld at th! ~yracuse Ru::.:,di ;:.m:. F~~·~.:- ~~· ~'''~'" 11 "P , :~.:;;t:;:.r~;:, . ~'.':!::-.:~~·':t~: . ~r lel.'tions Under the ~ec~o~ ~f , ~er _da~~~~~~· Cheryl an rs. Margaret Cramer of J~cksOtl church sponsored by the Youth Winebrenner. ' ~ and Mrs. WilUarn Cogar and Mr. Charles '(eago. lne I~Uuw- l l;bn:r ............. . cake arul graiui.W.u~.:;;:-, ~liM! F•llowshio with Kenneth Wig· Tbe Easter message wa• glv· l Family and Mrs. Ben Buck, ing Saturday, April 23,. will be ! A to Stage of Pawpaw, Mich.: and i gins and 'Mrs. Henry Dailey as I en i>y ;:;•••, ... ' '" "' ; :';;;;;o;oy. '" •"··- ta.• day in Eastern Local diS: I!'!" ' of Mr. and Mrs. JOOWb StrUb!• I advisers. Potted white li\iel'l dec· the Rev. and Mr~. nOQ.n w,ere Mr. and Mrs. Roy trlct a~d the band wm P';f .•t ~.r. i:tuu, ~ .... w-·v~ M r ~nd son,' Mtke, FuuW.·.::.;. orated the altar. ' Stutler. who has .Just i Kesterson of Chester. Reedsvllle, Tuppers ams avensM • · ··k Grove· . -- --and Chester. 'l'he band Boosters Theo Heines, Hemloc sand est· received I numbet ,_ I The or an prelude Open the I after three years in the U. - -- -. 8 1 Gates ofg the 1'empl;, by Mt·s. : Army in Germany. A Whel.. funeral services we r e jwiB assist during the week of ' . ' D~na ~:.:!: :- , • e r s 0 ff C l Elec tS . New officers fo r !he W~mt>n s SOciety tn Chns!Jan s;ntr~ ol Heath MethodJsl Churc 1 were e-lected at the Aprtl mt'E'I ing of the WSCS Monda'' evf'ning al the church. The slate of offic-ers mclude . ' trSR 1 ~ " we~e C::!!!"~ ~.,. llo!CI I l and~· ~ :~d~~~~onor· nice~lfts. Michael Swatze-1. opened the : "Sunrise." by Rev. Stutler, Qeld, · d Cultiva- service followed with the pro- the recess ional hymo. Crown 1 \er: ~em~r~htp B~~wn Chns- cession~I hymn. Christ the ' Him W•lh Many Crowns. ' tJOn. ~~ rs.t' .a en ~Irs , JOltn"S , Lord is Risen 1'oday and call : benedJCtton by Dennis 11an ora wns. . .. ' h' d avl:'r by Den-, w1th the threefold Amen, Fult>r. Lol'al CllUn:h Arttvthe~ ~~ w~rs tp ~:~~d~~ .An anthem. I organ posliude by Rose Ann . Mrs ~veL·ett. Davts.' c~~~ an ' ~! ~~:· Me. ~as presented Lisle, closed th~ service. Ush· I .\frs. \\alter a~es, cu. b . by th choir of 35 voices and ers and acolytes were Dick Sau- ' The meeung was o~ne Y e ' 1 d J 0 h R ichhart l\pnl 11 through 16. d 1 pr~sl· · Mr> Jam•: ~~~~=: 11 • ;~o :::: =~ ~as:;;b~:d~:~:~. was 1 Mrs. Jam" CriS\voll; dent ; Mr~. ~::n~~~li:~tz. 1 W ! va::n::lng t~e :ervice ~ ham ~~~~ :i.;:~r~od and p~or,ram were i A :olo. "The Christ of the . and ~gg breakfast with homepr~~Jdf'~l~...~,.y: Mrs c F given by Mrs. William Russell, 1Cross." by John Lisle and a ; made bre:ad made by :rs. ~~~8 ~bbss tr~asur;·r: a~d · thes~ using the Easter theme-. Iduet, "Beneath the_.~ro~s,'' by 11ah Ward a~d Mr~.. ".ra 1 re~ies Soria\ Relations. , Mrs. Russell presented a med- - · - - was served m t'he mmg _root?· 8 ,~;s wa~~e Gibbon s; campus italion on Easlt'l' and its atter- !will be held in M_ay wl\h the , Th~ tables were atl.ract1ve .'" chool ob Chery an VISIT ELB:ERFELDS 3rd ELOO~ Meigs Local Board to HoM Public Hearing for Advice On School Site Selection BARGAINS IN MARVEL METAL CABINETS FOR YOUR .HOME 1 kitchen needs. Slldln& glass doors, large open work area, 3 way elec- · trlcal outlet, cutlery drawer, plot huge double door storage b"-'•· !,lassive live shelf space utility pro- Around And Ab out M d/ ~ id eoort 1 - vides wanted room for everythlnl. 1J MONEY SAVERS In &teaming white. 1 1 By United Press International Jumbo Butler Pantry for all your MEIGS THEATRE I WORLD CHlNA CABlMEl 1 wsc~ alae. JUMBO KITCHEN MAStER 1 ·M ·- : ·' I c H Young · math in Christial'l History. She . usui:ll p\t>dge service. Mrs. M. while covers and centered w1th 1 1ms1ry. "rs. .. · '· . . H· ill d t th ·n nts of Easter flow Missionar\' F.ducation . M r s. discussed Christ. ~1vmg 1s L. French w con uc e l · arrang_eme . . _ James JiViden : Program ~later- . lasl rommand to h1~ followers !stallation and ~rs. Nan M;)()re ers. _w1th wh1te candles ~n e,1th ! ial. Miss 8Pss Sanborn: supply I to "go into all the world a_nd 1the pledg~ sei"V"L~e. AU .<"Ircle er s1de. Mrs. ~roihy Wmeb1 f'nWork t\lrs Herman naddo:c · preach the gospel" and g1ve offirers w1\l be mstalled at the 1ner, 1VIrs. Ma• tha Moere and Spirit~at Life. Mrs. t;uy Shu· man" His redemp.lion. She list- \ sam~ time as the W.S.C.S. of- Mrs. Linda Farrell were CQ . · ed the opportunitte~ open 111dtl~' fieers. t·hairmen for the breakfast. for the followers of Christ tu Mrs. Guy Shuler, Spiritual Attendanee at $ullday Schoo\ 1 spread the gospel using . ~ur Life chairman, was f<Hnmen~- 1 at the three churches. Sun~ay many means of rommll~l('ahun. · ed. for her outstanding_worship 1 was SyracU!Ie 129, MmersYIIie Shf ('onciuded by readmg the centN displays for th1s year. 1100, and Forest Run 65. words to a soog, "T1.1rn Your Mrs. David Entsminger an· LAST TtMI TONIG~T E~·es Upon Jesus." · nounred May Fellow ship Day i __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ "DO NOT DISTURB" IT r<' hn icolo r 1 Mrs. Criswell rondurled the to be held in May. Mrs. Cris- ~ }. Doris Dll~·. Rod T01ylor bu:-;iness St'SSion and repol'tt!d Wf'll announced the 26th c,, on articles brought by mem· Conferenl'e to be held Apnl 1i WED. ••'~~; THURSDAY bers to be sf'nl 10 Kore·a and 2Fl8 at Akron. and the SChool 'Y NOT OPEN indud~d baby tlothes aod otll- . of Mission to be held al Dela· 11 er articles . Anyone wishing to · ware .1u1v s-ll and 1a-22. FRIDAY .and SATURDAY <'on tribute articles may contact Mrs. French reported on the · Mr. and Mrs. Charlt!~ VroApril 15-16 Mrs. Criswell. · 25th ann iversary observance of man and children, Mark and "JOY IN T~E MORNING" (Technicolor) Mrs Glenn Lambert gan• t~e the WSCS held in Portsmouth ' Esther of Belpre, visited Eas- 1 With Rich.ard Chamberlain nominating committE·e·s r('port. ·in Marc-h stating that the dis-! ter Sunday with their parent.s, and Yv~tlr Miml'aux which was acceptE'd by Ute so- trict had a goal of o-ver $20.000 Mr and Mn Fielding H~wk­ "DARK INTRUDER" riety The installation servl('e for misswnary eoncef-ns. t'har ris · and Mr. and Mrs. John Lellit Nitlson, Gllbrrt Gret>n ter members were . rerognized ' Vroman. at the observam-e w1th Mrs. ', Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas Frt>n1:h. Mrs. Nan Moore and ' and family of south Chorle:iiOn. l Mrs . Walter Hayes represent- oh· nt the Easter week- ! ·mg th l l M i 'o. spe e. oca group. r s. , end with their parents, Mr. and French d1splayed a gold eross 1 M f rrest Bachtel and daugiven her at t_he first WSCS As- '1 ,:~, ~iss Carol Bachtel and : sem . William Matlack, ; b bly held m 1942 at Colum- "I llr.and ,t 1iS. us. M ted · Chester. ' oo~t .repor on dII 1 Mr. lind Mrs. Blaine Walbttrn BEFORE YOU BUY AT • pr;Jecth gt~nt lO a nee Y1 and children of Vienna. W. Va. ' 1anu1y or e s.:.as er season. h k d ith · Mrs. Criswell appointed a com- spent t e wee en w : rnittee to work with the minis- pare~ts, Mr. and. Mnt ! ter on the remodeling of the up- ~ See and son, Keith, and Mr. ~. stairs social room and on the \ and . Mrs. Raymond 'Y~lburn. I committee are Mrs. .French, : M1ss Charlene Davis I Mrs. Fultz, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. ) ed Monday to. the. Rhode. I F.arl Knight and Mrs. L'risweU. : School of De~1gn .m Providence, 1 The meetiag was closed with 1 R. I. where she IS a . student, prayer. after spending the sprmg vaca- . The worship center, prepared tion with her p~rents, Dr. and ! CHECK OUR REGULAR Mrs. Shuler, carried out the Mrs. J. J. DavlS. ' Ea>•b!r theme with a purple Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, cloth, the corss and crown of I Athens. ~~d Barbara .Jones and •thorns plat'1!d with the bread 1 Larry Fmegold. Ohio ~~:~ ~~ i and goblt>t of wine symbolic ~ sity students, were \lj AND COMPARE QUALITY! Iof Christ's life and death and gue~ts of Mr. and Mrs. Emer-~ resurrection. · son Jones. The refreshment table was . Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer of Glidden P1ints I Weldwood Paneling I covered with a lace cloth and I Dayton. and t.heir daughter. Cincenttred with an arrangement 1dy, and a friend, Phil DeVeny • Armstrong Ceiling Tile 1 of yellow and white jonquils of Ohio University, were Eas· "Deptmiablt Bra.nds Th,at ·r o 'J Ccm Buy With ' from the Shuler garden. YeUnw ter guesls of bis mother, mn1. 11 ' candles in authentic Dutch wood David Farmer and Mr. · Co11fidence" en shoes, t!ncircled with small Mrs. Arthur Skinner. Mr. and nowers ftanked the arrangt.'- : Mrs. Farmer. and CirvJy I ment. A salad course wa!l SPr9- \ ticipated in the presentalioa ed b}· the hostesses, Mrs. Guy the 'Easter Cantata given at 1 , Shuler, Mrs. Emersoa June!!, Church of Christ Sunday. Mrs. C. H. Burdette with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George GreenMlddl•porl, 0. ntine .- s.l led SPACE SAVERS i 00 1 1 f!f'!. . SPECIAL LOW PRICES! 1 1 I 1 EVERYDAY PRICES e I King Builders Supply Co. N. 2nd A••· ' I ~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""".£::: C:ar:.:._l Matto1, contributing.·-= ·---- - - • '' . •' lee ofwith Columbua speRI the wee,k-11 end his mother, Mrs. 0 . C. Greenlee, Mr. and Mrs. AI Russell, Columbus, were weekend of her mother, Mrs. ,- ' Get a1st class,buy on a new Buiclt Speciat! (The g~ '.tlng was never greeter!) ( . Top •,};..q~ /mmerliara de!iwuy from • wide choir::• of body lot JIOUr carl s,.m1 Spfing styles, WARDROBE .II .... ........--- 31"' 1fldt, 'd" .... Ill ltiiiL WGIIl•TOU 81'G11• IIIUd_...ltal& FIIIJ.wltD Br•• Urdft.H.. Roush. Mil. and Mr&. Robtrt Harris visJied over tbe Euter wetk· l!lld with their daughter, I/an Harris, and his lather, Rob- II ert Harris. 1 1 / d,~tlfl !: OIO!J tmd cptionsl ~ .,. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turaer and children, Michael, Debra, Sandra and Gary, North Robinson, were weekend g.uests of bi! pareBts, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner. - 1 Tammy Allensworth, 011e year old daughter of Mr, and Mro. Chariee Alleasworlb. II a modi· cal patient at Holzer l!olpital in I Gallipolis. Easter weekend guestl of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grueser were his sister llld brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. 1'. Gardner Rey· Go Go Go ooids of Lebanon, Oblo. Join- with the winner of its class, PURE OIL PERFORM~NCE TRIALS. with the winner of the POPULAR SCIENCE GOLD CUP , tor outstandin& braking performance in the Trialsi. eet ,ourself a wlnnlnl bu' on the cer that's a!; lh ck- '66 ing them for SUnday dinner ' was Mn. Grueser's sister, Mra. Mabel Wolf of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rail have returned from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, wbere they were called due to lbe death of his mother, Mrs. J, F. Rail. They had spent the past week at Cedar Rapids Buick Special-from the dealer who's ail deal-your Buick dealer! Wouldn't you really rather have a Bulck Special right DOW? (Better rrow than ever!) - - - , , . . - - - - - . - SH yDiil Buick c!MIIr d~rina hi& Plf·!lll1int Blaettnar Auto Co. Silo'--------- SOO I. MAIN sr.. POMIIOY For Thll Prom or ~~lrl Speclol Occ ..lon . .. WHITE COATS BlACK~ DOWNit.GROSS Quality builL Heat and stain resist- A VALUE BUY ant plastic ttJP. E.Z slide cutlery AT JUST dfltJjer. Extra Iarae double door star• -.e base. Chrome handleS. Whllll t11111111flllia ' SELECT YOUR FURNITURE AND FLOOR, :COVERINGS AT· .ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY -•BIG',~;S~~EtntiNs­ DEPENDABLE QUALITIES ..PRQMR'f. :,.1)~~\l~¥ :.. EXCeLLENT SERVICE - CON¥ENIEN1 ~AYM,Nl$ ELBERFELDS · lNl'J'~py ,. I· .·1 Melp .. ' •,;. ' ;: ' . de<:<Jr~ted ~~r~a~i ser.v~.-~ ·-~ "~.! I 1 • aty ,.,' . . 'I ~ Roopltal • �' ' . lifl ~~~ito~. Pom~roy-Middleport, 0., April 13, 19~ All-Stan ·NEW 196 MODELS TV . .• •• $1'19.00 Stond " • · " .Ol $\29.01 ULTRA-COLOR TV ,---iiEGISTER NOWI--- 59 Ford Galaxie GENERAL ELECTRIC T.V. 2 Dr. H1rcltop, VI, sttncf. lrd trarts. Rtdfo & httter See America Sweepstakes 65 Fc;~rd fair. 500 2 Dr. Hardtop, 289 tng. lne, Crultlmttlc trent. mn.., .. 63 Ford Ctry. Sedan Low 1st PRIZE Stetion Wtgon, 4 Dr. 1 eyllndtr, tutomatlc tran-. ~ English Ford tr~m, 59 Ford Galaxie 59 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. i cyJ. At Trtns p Rttrlng. rlcllo and he~tti 63 Falcon 2 Dr. ' cyllndtr, sttnd.,d hans. 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R,adJo 1nd heater. ....... ,,. . 65 .FOrd Gal. 500 c 30 DAY CREDIT CARD SPREE PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION, ROOMS AND MEALS POR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ANY PLACE IN CON. TINENTAL U.S.A. ndlo 1nd h.. ttr 4 cylindtr, 4 spud '• ., .' H.&R fl c �- ~~ - . ' :Lrtey' r obaraAilotments Ifnehanged ... si••• »~ Alrlculturt Or· cllllle L,. ~~ onouaeed"" _..,. ~bat tblre Ia 110 lip! Illtl!lJ!Iy io>' IJinlllt 111m to "" 'llfln,tbe 15 per cent recluction , ,.fa ~ wbacco farm acreage ~ fll 191!8 ·WhiCh was IIUlW1lCIId January 27, 1966. ' ~-~'Wry-over of burley to- Upper lnoome Families New Type Shoppers though ~ from . ~. III'PI'G'ed by mare than 19116 <np mayllave been IIi 1M.., tldlda pel'l:tllt of the se aeigbbOrbood of 2li IQ!lllon era vottng in the ' JlOI!IIda below tile Depari!Dml's eadmn, lilt e51fmate, JUpplleuemainlDu:.ta ID 111:ft811 bilil ._ of 3 yWI duralloa, ~ 1111111 Ia lflect. UJ»IIIdll lqlslatJou CO\Ierlllq lite t~ sul]j! from the. IIPICiai pr<>Jram on.• 1111 acreep• held_~. Mardi· ____ _;_,-___._._.. dum ... ..... .. ~10,......1t66 Income !Jmlllea m V.,.. dlfterelll from t:;;pe!: _, ~ ·~ ~r-1 ft ·::·."":pp;;'.f'i::r'kt~ =~ r..;. ~~ .a~ "k!Ddoi b;;.w • '118'Cco In tile luventoriea of m1111- ~~ aJitul 2.1 years ~ 1111 acreqe.J!IIIIIldlp p:offiiiD. how sail them and k e e p utacturer1, dealers and the oo- the Deportment bu 00 f11rii1or. Siuc• ;.,.. i4in 06 !Oio iwo :tam wid. ' OI,J!B'atlve essociati0113. operat- ity for restor!Dg any of the re- lhlrds percent of the fiQ'Diel'l '1'1111 11 1 major conclllllon '!ftg the Government prJce sup- duction Jll"'viously 8llllOUDCed volill( IIVOI'ecl to be dnwn from a study call· ~ Pl'lgrartl on Ocl I, 1965• In ace !'.!! ,t aliC tn•: :;fa:.t 0 Crop in '66 Showing '65 Th of Bigger an ~lllod .. pi- ad bla6Jy mobile- v~ , 100 per Cllll olf lljJpe1' lncoDit bouselllves use lilt c:ar to shop, eos:- 'J'Onl. C!l:\ 1\fr&':;,. MVIINBWOOD _ Cblrles ("''-) u.n -•"" .._ ' = """' """ - .......,. f~ t~'! !('...• n.~ 'n Dolll . Square Dance dab recently M the lilYA ball ben, usma aome ~e!'!' ~!: !!!!' !!!e ~~ of membert.,:: the er.... ers '"" ey and the Big Bend Twirlers of Mason. Dudes 'n Dolla dlllCil'S ~ve visited the cluba rewn!IJ ·at MallOD w11ert Ray Wrliton e.u. llld lite llwl~ lnaton, wltb .!Urr7 M11lt Call· lng. . At 10 p.m. the relreohmeDt eammlttee llem!d a bullet lunch 11 ~~. ~~Wa and dauabttrs; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gluesellcamp ealled oa Mr. and Y,., Mac VanMeter and .daughter Sunday. . Mrl. MulDe Durst and Tom spent 8uodaJ with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ritchie Jr. aPd sODS. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer made a bullne11 trtp to Pl. Pleulllll. W. VL nt!llllly. Leota. . Recent vlitlol'J of E. B. Carpenter and family were; Mrl. Louise Brewer, Mrs. Sylvia AJ. len, Mn. Dora Wbeaton, Mrs. Ruby Brewer, Bill Bryant, J. W. Lawaon, Willey Cozart Mr and Mrs. Dell Talbott, K. D. Matheny, Mr. IIIII lt.rs. R. G. Aliell, Mrs. Roland Stelhent, and S. W. Durst. l ' , ' I·' peat!' .!f AletiliJidin, County ~~IJB~ J Ift R0V8!11W""" ••.1 =, 1"1= .Voice of Broadway Club Dances. )lr. .uPer ~a:::. Hit Cbe.,. Imports (&ry M. Burnett, 817 Seoolld Department's A pril! A milk producen' group ls Ave.: Mrs. Rose Iron, 13 111 report Indicates wheal pro· jpreparing to a ek the U.S. Tar- Wbtw Ave,; Mrs. M•. Dlllliel lw:tion this year may be grea~ 1 i!f ":ommL1110n to reJect the Greelll!, RL. 2 GaWpobs; Mn. thin In 1965 desplle reduced 1administration's proposals for Lacy WoUord, Rl. 2 Vlnwn; 1an tncre.,.. Lll cheese lllljlOl't Sherman L. Rutan, Rt. 2 Bidspite ol the incrrast, ,quoto&. well; Earl Kuhn, Eureka Star ~• • t a not he • N lio L Rt.: Peter B. McCarty, Rt. t 1 - w..ea crop m ~ . ' A spokeaman for the a na Ewinglon; Mn. Ida Ford, Rt. enough to meet >11do"""; : Milk Producers Federation I Bidwell: Mro. samuel C. aoo export demands tt need said the increaBed tmports. Beckett Rt I Thurman· Lllrs .,nlinue at the current Levels. : would reduCe rmlk prices for Clyde i.. S~arberry, raises the pos~ lbJh .y th at : farmer~, nmountint h1 a viola· Scott KnoUs MasODi Recca 1 &,ctdineep~tment, ,at:l~!: a noth~~ t tion of lh~ basic priee support L. Allbright,' Pt. Pleasant; Da· ., m car~~ our rt>Stn -. law for milk. vid E. Spencer, GalJJpolis Fer· ~:; may rsnse acreage <~ I· , M G s Pt ·1!! for the l ~i7 wheat 1 Patrick J. Healey, an official ~i "i· ;rge p p:;;nger,H : ollhe federation. said the Ieder- th::.:~ iu. :•Ra~ne; M~~. crop report \Iunday Ial mtlk •upport program JS not Lawrence Rood, Rt. I Middle·~l!llllted the 1966 winler wheat : deSigned mere~ to put a floor port : St. Clair HILL, Rt. 2 R• at 1,110,000.051 bushels. up ! under farm prtce> between 75 cine· MrB. Richard Campbell, cent from the December i and 90 per cent of parity, The PoU:eroy : Albert D. IBU. Jr., . li1nate and 8 per 1·ent lrnm I baste purpose of .the support Racine; Frank S. Cornell, Rt. year's crop. ' law. he contended, IS to enco~- 1 Portland; Benny J. Slewter, the spring wheal crop i' age a move toward full !Jcl!'Jty Rt. I Middleport; Mrs. Clyde isu.med at 281 million bushels,: pnces lor dnlr,Y farmer,;;. . 'McCoy, Sr., Jackson ; WOllam 11166 produolion may be I,·I The cheese Import ISsue will C, Forman, Hamden; Billy F. 1,~:~~;0~ bushels, up 64 million ! be argued before the commts- Montgomery, Jackson: Mrs. 1 l<lst Yl'ar. f! from <~1on m a pubhc hea rln ~ 6('herl- William n. Kennedy, Ironton; crop report ldonduy also ! uled to open April 28. Edward R. Patterson, Cottage· IJ,~=Ik:tlbese highlights. vllle, W. Va. : Mil. George L. ~ of feed groins slored ! , Lindamood, Rt. 4 Jackoon; James E. Swingle, Jackson; farms on April t were up 13 : Candulatetl Chosen cent from a year ealler. ; , Mrs. Con Buller, Ashland, Ky.; ;;-:stoc·k,. n! soybeans on farms i In School Election Alfred SaJ·k. South Point: I I were 53 per cent above ' Candidates chosen in 1h e Mrs. Jerry R. Keaton, Coal ~Y''"' ago. . . Primary Election of the Stu- Grove: Clarence G. Barker, produc1ton contmues to · dent CounciL this past week at Rav• Mwood; Mrs. Larry E. substantially below last : Wahama High Scho)o)l arc as Hudson, Coalton. love Is. March production 1foll--vs; president, Debbee Cnok 1 Blrlho 1 u ! •••• 10,654,000,1100 pounds, dow n , "nd Jeanine MLLLer, both Jun-l Mrs. Carlos S. McKnight, Ru~ cent from the .c;ame monlh 1 iors; vice president. Stephen 1land, son, 11:20 p.m. Monday; a&<1ar ago. Fowler and Sandra Greer, IMt'l. M. Daniel Greene, Rt. Wages 1\dvark"' · holh Sophomores: secretary • Galllpohs, daught.r, 5; 56 a.m. , agriculture deparlment : treasurer Vickie May, Junior.! Tuesdayr:· Mrs Lacy Wolford, ,Prts that farm w<~gc ralcs on , nd L' nd Abo!' So ho Rt. 2 \ mton, son, 10:29 p.m. I tO-,.-~- cent above a The tGienera a L e'"t'er lp ~ollre~! Tuesday. aon W1 oc , Di h es level of a year ago, 33 per , held on April 26th. Mrs. Rus· , IIC arg above the 19>7·>9 averaj!e. : 'ell Ca[ll!hart is the counciL ad-; Sandra Lucille Bland, """''" .I average cash wngl' rale ! \'isor I Ca:hsl~ . Mrs. Edward L. room or boanl-wHS , · , ll'nght, Mrs. Cleo J. Chevalil!f, per cent from $118 in All· [ Mn. Ralph S. Christian 1965, Ill $1.28 an hour thi• TAKES SVPPLY COORBE 1011, Kenneth L. Cole, N. AI· ; . len Hackworth, Mrs. WLLLLam [ : Pvt. Dale C. Rockhold, son Hughes, Mrs. Garnet 1. Kirby, department eslm»l.ed of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Sa rae b th LuLz , Mrs. Harry F. '653000 1 .., • persons were , Rockhold, ReedavLLLe, complet· Marks. Grant McCune, Ferrell o_n farms durmg t h e 1cd a general supply course at Niday, Mrs. David W. Proffitt, ending Marc~. 26. Farnl ]the Army Training Center, and deughter, Ocie L. Roberts, was more ad\ anced than 1Fort Kno•, Ky., April B. T he Elmer Rose James Saunders the sam~ Wt~ a .~~ar ~ 1 9-~·ear-old AO!dler estered the Jr., Francis' Jewel Stnry, Mr!5: but despite thiS gam m ArmY, jn December 1965 and Shelie D. Swisher and son, MrR. the number ol farm 1completed b>lll< combat train- David L. Willia!M, Thomas .J. · wa~ I per cent heiow iillll at Fort Knox. He attended Young, Mrs. Maude W. Young, ' earlier. IEastern lligh School. Mrs. Dana Howell. lhe week-end wUh ~· and Mn. R. L and "'" 1111ee s&elly Ward spent MonThey 'will travel ll'eater diso' ·Weelt-tad aue111 af Mn. ty). day evening witb ber &randlanetll lo Ibid 1 llort Wll!eb WI Alia, . wen J4n, Dora father, Wesley Cozart. p i - them. In lbl oourM of Wbeatllll, llaleJch WlUJ&ma, ',"", and 11_ •, W. ..,_. -'•-• .IU.llllll ,,___ JWWIInl w.....,.... .rwau ,.._ ·Steuben- __ "".. o-~..,...wt"" • .... ..... , • vur. 12 ner cot 11i11 nrU&:U ,..,.., 'marliell becllllt of ~~ville, Olllo. ~-Q;iii'~~ F~. saUifacllon wltb theJr CU11'11JI Mr. and Mn. Mlllord Fred""' e.!<:k, ~~Ill• ~nd Wesley ..:· and Mrs. Albea T811Gr Tiley are ealerlaiame~~tldJid. ~ T : : Pa.' IIUWICI to Plttsburlh Ill - Tbeir ~ and cbeeae- an , an . . T lor • spread Illes are 18 per ctn1 : · and~M:: 18 Mrs. Merle Evans and Paul more IIJen·• average; froAII Conger and child...; Dean visited Mn. Mae VBDenkei, pies IIIli pu1rila " per _, ret!eDI fiUI!IIa o1 1\fr. and Meter Tuesday. cent more; IIIICks and del- Mn. Alben 'l'87IGr and famlly. Ed RumpJun Tqpy TomiJn. serta, plua 21 per cent; rr- Mn Elva Dalley 8lld Judy and E B. 'Cirpenter flew cooklea and rolls, plua lli3. per Cozar~ Galllpolla, shopped In ::'Wood airport, MOllo cent. . Parkersburr rec!elllly. day evllllbJi, Tiley are I"IU'IIIel 8lld ..... Mn. Jon Webstel', Columbus, J. W. Lawaon visited bll eJe. fly • 1"""" - Tbe)' are tb e visited ber pinntl Mr. and ter, Mrl. AIIDI Brtllll', who Is best customers for lamb, veal, Mn. Rudy Dam Saturday. a pallent Ia a PomeroJ Jlos. IIIIIOkecl port and beef and for ' and Rapids 111e more. eaoterle nrlettea. of Grber sra.i pi:!: and produce. p&1'811ta, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea cblldren, Little Hoeklnl were VanMeter. Sunday guests of her p111'811ts, RAID WATER PUMP Mr. and Mrl. -1\llke EVIDI Mr. and Mrs. Cllnt Blrch and Hospital News ~~=~~~~ (UP!) - The' -=--=...-:;;;,.~::"" =.=.:.= Sti......rue ncr ... Ne'UTCINotes· eel "Conaumlr Dynamlca 1n the &q;er Market." Tbe-lateat fllld. deal with upper Income ~~· ~·sal:. we~t, out that prier to the speetal Officiall added lttiwever blbHI and attitudes. .. , .....,.s 0 reco . e referendum held Marcil 10, lhe 1 pplylnc the )6 i . dollll study Ia J S 'l~~~~lioe:" ::.est:': operator ol Ncb of the 210,000 ~on tn 19118 eondlll!led by PMgns.tlve I '. determi.':on of the 11166 burley farms was nollflotl by farm's allolmellt was Grocer Maaazlne In oooperaf ; ., · · . the local , A8C COmmltt. (ll below lhll sllllllleat ol (I) lion wltb The Kroger Company, =~to ~d~!'!:: the farms areage allotment If llllolment ellshllohed for nation's third Largest sro11 ppel 1 1 1 bu tho acre•tJ1!'paund&ge program farm lor ttleti (2) ftve-tonth• Clr7 relaller, and lite Reuben usage P us expor s o r- waa dilapproved iD the ref.,... • . a DonneDey Corporolton • dur: tth~ rtl~~lin;,Y:~~ andum, and (2) the "[,(~~of::"":,of lMdJDI l'lllll'dl firm, ' 11 : · P ·d · • · • age alleCmllht 8lld pawge vlded by low. Among !lJe otudy'o llndlJ!8• poun 8· quota II the aereap-pomtdap an upper !liCOIDe flmllle<: : , The present supply of hurley program was approved In the Burley tobacco.~... Th"l' an mtmerouo 8lld gmrof 2,026 millio11 pounds referendum. Acreage • poundprincipally Ia Kent_....,, 1111 - In 11162 almost 20 per 1 sullicient lor more than 3 age legislation provides that s.., N~rth Carolina, cent of the nation earned over JERUSALEM (UP!) --Jonl• at currenl Love~ of do·[ if marketing quoin on an aere- 1West Vlftllna, OhLD, Indiana lbla IDIOlDil and 7 per cent earn- nlan raldera slipped ICroll lbe usage and uports. Even age-poundage bi!ls waa DOl Mlmurl. ed over $15,1100 a year. Israeli border and attacked a "no7 m pad eumm.r1 - water pump alatton near Ein Upper Income farnllles were Yohav io the N<Jev desert, fowld above llleriJe In buying aathoriH•• reported Tuesday. power !Dr many toper market No lnjurleo were reported. products. They spend the most Israel lodged a formal proteal ao1..r HoopH111 vtstung per major 1118pplng trip )123.· with the United Natlona m1led hours z-1 and 7-8 p.m. Parents h In 30 minutea), show a srea~ armistice commission. only on Wlrd. burley fann acNI!IIl abotquotas, lite acreage t~· beginniDg of the current mentA for 1118. · ments of whlcb farm.-a :' ~bllng year, was 1,416 mll· Department olllclala pelnled IIO!llied remain Ia affect. • •• ~ ~~~~:Srr:,est, ~~: "Super-Right" Quality Meats I and Mt'l. ·Illy Wrllrton, Mr. and Mro. Georp Ill. Carson ind 1011, Mr. IIIli Mro. Kenneth Steward, Fred P!ersU, Mr. and Mrs. Charles IISII, Mr. and llfrl. Frank Culllp a ad chUdren, 1\fr, and Mrs. Red Handley, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rolsteln, Mr. 8lld 1\fra, Ron King, Mr. IIIII Mn. 'lburmOD EUIB 1111d son, Mr. and Mrl. BID Herrold and obll4na, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea WlWIII!I, aDd Owen Pingley. r WHOLE HELEN HELP US! •• CLOVER FA 1..'1~ by HeieR Bottel--.. , Jiwon; YES, THIS WEEK 11 WE'RE REAUY "CHUTING'' THE WORKS ON LOW PRICES, ••• LEAN--TASTY SO DROP IN AT CLOVER FARM THIS WEEK FOR REAL DOWN TO EARTH PRICES. PRICES &l!FFECTIVI c& CHUCK ROAST THURB.·FRL.SAT. APRIL lb 14th·15th·16th i ROUND BONE l.__a_u_A_Nr_ITY-RI-GH_rs_R_ES_ER_vE_o___,J ROAST ~===SPECIAL HAWAIIAN PUNCH 46 OZ. CAN were RUTI.AND, OHIO (Kenneth Davlsl IRED) -l9C ~ ~ Enjoy Delicious Fairmont Rich FRENCH FRIED "BEST" POTATOES ICE CREAM 1 YJ gal. carton 69c 3 2-lb. pkgo. $1· COFFEEMATE ' INSTANT CREAMER ) 11 oz. JAR BAKER FURNITURE l VAL-VITA rnm«j SLICED PEACHES POTATOES • 10 lb. bag NO. 2Y.l SIZE CANS HtRRr'S WOBLO QOVER FARM STORE SPICWS' YILLOW 11-MtNUTI. • Ll. 65t ' I ( 0 FFEE • AKER FURNITURE " •• •• ., MIDDLEPORT, 0. LB. CAN RIG.OR DRI~ 'ulcr, Ripe GIIAPIFIIUIT 4 m39c 2 69'#'"! TASTY SMOKED LIVERS PICNICS WHOLE OR HALP lb. Porkloins ...... · .. ·.. lb. 79c "SUPER·RIGHT", ALL MEAT, BULK Skinless Wieners · ·· · lb. 59c JIFFY BREADED, FROZEN l·lb. 4-oz. pkg. Veal Steaks · · · · · ··· pkg. 99c 49c CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Cod Fillets · ··· 1-llt. pkg. 49c CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Haddock Portions 2 lb. $1.29 CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Perch Dinner · · 9-oz. pkg, 45c Fine Grocery Features! ~ i' A&P Brand, Grode A, l-Ib. 2..... cono Ann Plfle, Peach, Pineepple, Apricot Is this a good reawA for shopping A&P7 It's one ef many. Sw"t Potatoes · · 3 cans 89c Preserves 3 • 1-lb. jan $1.00 A&P, All Green, Cut, 14'11-oz. cans Asparagus Spears ·· can 29c COPYRIQHTOlil515, THE GR£A.T ATLANTIC & , ACII'"IC TU CO., IPiC. · •• Jone Porke r [)aked Foods A&P Brand, Our Fi1111t Ou1lity l·lb. 9-oz. jor 1 JANE PARKER Mild• With Potato Flour Potato Bread 5~~~ 99c Spanish Bar Cake · · ti!Ch 35c ANN PAGE, Our Finett Quality Pure Honey .. .. 3 lb. jar 99c ANN PAGE Applesauce · .. .. · .. .. jar 29c Table Syrup 24-oz. boule 39c Sultana Brand, l·lb. Clftl ANN PAGE-GROUND Fruit Cocktail · · · · 4 cans 99c Black Pepper · · 1-lb. can 911 Ann Plflt, With Tomato Souce 2·lb. 9«. con SULTANA-PLAIN Piuapple Pie · · · · 8" pie 49c Ann PIP, Rod, 2·1b. 9-oz. con SPRAY DEODORANT JANE PARKER, Brown & Serve Kidney Beans · · · ·· · can 29c Right Guard · · 4-oz. can 79c Dinner Rolls ··· · 2 pkgs. 39c c Fruits and Vegetables! CALIFORNIA -LARGE- SWEET- JUICY SUNNYIROOK. Modium Gr•de A Fnslt Eggs •...... " .. · doz. 45c Cihodobit, Amarican or Pimento MEL.O.BIT, American or Pimento Cheese Spread NAVEL ORANGES F ltb. 89c 0 R pkg. 4!::89c O/t: n Foods! P·LAID' ' ' LARGE STALKS FLORIDA, TENDER, TASTY Pascal Celery ·· · · ·· stalk 19c Pole 1_, · · ...... 2 CALIFORNIA, LARGE, TEND.R HAWAIIAN c •s. 49c " Fresh Asparagus ·· ·· lb. 29c . Fresh Pllltapples · · each 49c AlP Sllced & Sugerod, l·lb plcgs. 51rawlterries ·· · · 2 pkgs. 79c RICH'S CoHH Rich · · pt. Carton 29c MARVGL-VANILLA ICe Cream Gallo• carton 99c MORE FOR WaHle Queen Olives 151-oz. jar 791 .--:.•. . " Tasty Dairy Selections!·- VEGETABLES Pone~ke & Pork & Beans ·.. .. · .. tan 33c JANE PARKER ~. NOllTill Ill IOtLIT ··· 4.NII r&UUI...., ..... Quarter lb. in food budgeting, pennies make a ditferenc~ . We watoh tluira for y011 alld lor u. , ' -7 SC Qvort.. QUARTER-SLICED , Y111, Itt the food buslnesa ... I MAXWELL.HOUSE 59c Fryers Hind -- '~· 33c 49c Fryers ,.,.. __ •. 39c 59& 49& 59& If aaltera II pt:W S for 181, tile pttce for one II ~viously 91'. But what happeM If yow ww twoT Do you. par I times 9; or 18;? Not atA&P. We aelllt at S for 11I. That'a11he fair way- the A&P way. AlP BRAND PROZIN 21c lb. BEEF- PORK- CHICKEN For lnstanoe, take our poUoy 01 mult!ple-lJl'il:tld itellll!. ...." Fl uvorrul F1 CHOCOt.ATI ·~a~ .. We bultt oor bu1ineM b¥ 8flving pennies for generatiollil of. folks like YOII. ... Longhora ChttSt · · •· lb. 69c HIRIHIY'I Syrup Fryer Breasts Fryer Legs _ And we should bow. · TAlTY MilL luniRWOtmi'IL ; 24 .. -·· Cut-Up Tray rack Or Split Halves lb. CUT-UP FRYER CHICKEN PIECES You bet they do. Cheese Slices 12-oz. pkg. 53c Popcorn 25t Syrup < GRANDPA BAS LAST... .. , becalllt it's discuued at homt L4VH AT SEX.OBSESSED and at schooL By bringing all OENE84TION tbLJ Ill tbe level of lablf lalk, Dear Helen: kids use sex to fight their par· ento, It'o also an ouUet for our1 Stop lhe music. We oldsters plus energy-and kids today are (secreUy) laugblnJ our- are overfed, underworked and selves alck at the lui two or overprotected. They naturally lbree 1eneraUons, Why aU of a have a hell of a lot of •·surpll!l." sudden does evlf1body want All they are looking for LJ ap. to tara bis soullnltde OUI and proval (or dismay) ; certainly tnvlt. the world to belp him not advice, Every fool has a pick the cooties 0111 of the right to ruin hts own Life and seams? There Is no ''new mor- advice isn't going to slow him allly" or anyllliD& close to lt. down. - LAUGIUNG GRAND The priests' sons '1ay with the PA women" who came to lhe tern· Dear Grandpa: pit a way back In aarly ~ 1 eartalnly agree that there LJ aDient daya-and loag before no "new muralily." (And tba thlt! And If Grandma and Kinsey llulltute agreea wltb ua Grandpl were tadiscrtet enough both), For lbe fll'll lime Ia rn. to recite the gotnp on In their tory, we Americana can dLJcuu day you J0U111 brala would la1l out loud and In print what once over in a dead falnL I wee hem we bitely whlapered, (lboulb around the tara of the century pereentage.wlae it happened al· in a mid·Witlllarm state, grew most aa often ). And so we're a uo in the country and bave little like tbe boy wbo bas just Uved "everywhere" alace. learned folD' letter words and This oblesalon wltb eonsclllllee mus1 serfbbla them all over all of 1 stMickllllan awful sick- walls to show bla lmowledge. ¥1' on tJ.1t part of t1te present Naturally, this gets lhe lnforgenerattoir.• Wti are a natloD of maUon around fut Uitleu somepeasanll (II!CIIIIy) 8lld pea- body whltewaabea lite Willa, sants were obseaaetl wltb earJh. and nobody'• 1aat with tbe brulb y thiags-blood, manure, aa. these days. These they understood. Just You'll agree, won't you, tltet movinl to Amer1ea did 1101 most people don't yet operate chaoie tbal Sex wu, always on the "like what you wllll hu been, and will continUe tG when you wlllll Lt" phllosopbybe simply a matter of opportu· which is, of course, wby HI II nlty. And when Grandpa, Grand· still hot news. U everybody tn11111 and~ <a grandpa too) were dulged, there'd be no one left kld1 there was. plenty of oppor- wacandallze. !unity. Every country school I hope we never con OID'selves bad its "sa riap"-kida go. into believing that sex without inC home throulh tbe woods, love is the norm ... But by con· sbor~ull lbrougb tbe coro- etantly reportiag a "new morlleld or past Old Man Smltb'a allty" that lm'l really here, we bam. · And pradlcally every run the risk of creatin1 II. s1111ll toW!! llad Ill approved I DON'T agree with you aabortionist ltiiUilly ene of tbe . bout the uaelessness of advice Loeal doeton). Ill leln·agers. They want yard· The dll!erence today Ia these atlcks, llandards, fair rules. mattera tconstdered prlvaw ID Parenti whn •llrul off respontbose days) were not the prime sibillty with, "Sex Ls natural topic of conversation, as they and they won't !laton anyway" are now. AU thltl yakity • yak are, Ia effect, handing a highisn't going to cb8llgtt anything. powered car to a kid who has Sex is 1111 ' lmptrlse and Jocio bad no driver training, Even takes wings when k1dll gel Ill be adults profit by the right kind about II, All this talk Inflames of advice, and a Lol of "fools" them mora. have wised up by getting it in ruegltlrnall)' WOP't 10 down tlme. -H. do pennies make a difference in your food bill? lb. *" ATA&P! PLAYBONUSBINGOM, ~~ LAST CHANCE TO WIN UP TO 5.1000 OUR BONUS BINGO PROGRAM NO. 50 NOJICE: Our IONU. BINGO ..,.. .... 011.Aprill6. BONUS liNGO Prhie Sllpt ·~; PIOGilAM No. 50 may be nd•mecl for caahJII'Iatiii'O,IIII\April23, 1966 1 �- ~~ - . ' :Lrtey' r obaraAilotments Ifnehanged ... si••• »~ Alrlculturt Or· cllllle L,. ~~ onouaeed"" _..,. ~bat tblre Ia 110 lip! Illtl!lJ!Iy io>' IJinlllt 111m to "" 'llfln,tbe 15 per cent recluction , ,.fa ~ wbacco farm acreage ~ fll 191!8 ·WhiCh was IIUlW1lCIId January 27, 1966. ' ~-~'Wry-over of burley to- Upper lnoome Families New Type Shoppers though ~ from . ~. III'PI'G'ed by mare than 19116 <np mayllave been IIi 1M.., tldlda pel'l:tllt of the se aeigbbOrbood of 2li IQ!lllon era vottng in the ' JlOI!IIda below tile Depari!Dml's eadmn, lilt e51fmate, JUpplleuemainlDu:.ta ID 111:ft811 bilil ._ of 3 yWI duralloa, ~ 1111111 Ia lflect. UJ»IIIdll lqlslatJou CO\Ierlllq lite t~ sul]j! from the. IIPICiai pr<>Jram on.• 1111 acreep• held_~. Mardi· ____ _;_,-___._._.. dum ... ..... .. ~10,......1t66 Income !Jmlllea m V.,.. dlfterelll from t:;;pe!: _, ~ ·~ ~r-1 ft ·::·."":pp;;'.f'i::r'kt~ =~ r..;. ~~ .a~ "k!Ddoi b;;.w • '118'Cco In tile luventoriea of m1111- ~~ aJitul 2.1 years ~ 1111 acreqe.J!IIIIIldlp p:offiiiD. how sail them and k e e p utacturer1, dealers and the oo- the Deportment bu 00 f11rii1or. Siuc• ;.,.. i4in 06 !Oio iwo :tam wid. ' OI,J!B'atlve essociati0113. operat- ity for restor!Dg any of the re- lhlrds percent of the fiQ'Diel'l '1'1111 11 1 major conclllllon '!ftg the Government prJce sup- duction Jll"'viously 8llllOUDCed volill( IIVOI'ecl to be dnwn from a study call· ~ Pl'lgrartl on Ocl I, 1965• In ace !'.!! ,t aliC tn•: :;fa:.t 0 Crop in '66 Showing '65 Th of Bigger an ~lllod .. pi- ad bla6Jy mobile- v~ , 100 per Cllll olf lljJpe1' lncoDit bouselllves use lilt c:ar to shop, eos:- 'J'Onl. C!l:\ 1\fr&':;,. MVIINBWOOD _ Cblrles ("''-) u.n -•"" .._ ' = """' """ - .......,. f~ t~'! !('...• n.~ 'n Dolll . Square Dance dab recently M the lilYA ball ben, usma aome ~e!'!' ~!: !!!!' !!!e ~~ of membert.,:: the er.... ers '"" ey and the Big Bend Twirlers of Mason. Dudes 'n Dolla dlllCil'S ~ve visited the cluba rewn!IJ ·at MallOD w11ert Ray Wrliton e.u. llld lite llwl~ lnaton, wltb .!Urr7 M11lt Call· lng. . At 10 p.m. the relreohmeDt eammlttee llem!d a bullet lunch 11 ~~. ~~Wa and dauabttrs; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gluesellcamp ealled oa Mr. and Y,., Mac VanMeter and .daughter Sunday. . Mrl. MulDe Durst and Tom spent 8uodaJ with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ritchie Jr. aPd sODS. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer made a bullne11 trtp to Pl. Pleulllll. W. VL nt!llllly. Leota. . Recent vlitlol'J of E. B. Carpenter and family were; Mrl. Louise Brewer, Mrs. Sylvia AJ. len, Mn. Dora Wbeaton, Mrs. Ruby Brewer, Bill Bryant, J. W. Lawaon, Willey Cozart Mr and Mrs. Dell Talbott, K. D. Matheny, Mr. IIIII lt.rs. R. G. Aliell, Mrs. Roland Stelhent, and S. W. Durst. l ' , ' I·' peat!' .!f AletiliJidin, County ~~IJB~ J Ift R0V8!11W""" ••.1 =, 1"1= .Voice of Broadway Club Dances. )lr. .uPer ~a:::. Hit Cbe.,. Imports (&ry M. Burnett, 817 Seoolld Department's A pril! A milk producen' group ls Ave.: Mrs. Rose Iron, 13 111 report Indicates wheal pro· jpreparing to a ek the U.S. Tar- Wbtw Ave,; Mrs. M•. Dlllliel lw:tion this year may be grea~ 1 i!f ":ommL1110n to reJect the Greelll!, RL. 2 GaWpobs; Mn. thin In 1965 desplle reduced 1administration's proposals for Lacy WoUord, Rl. 2 Vlnwn; 1an tncre.,.. Lll cheese lllljlOl't Sherman L. Rutan, Rt. 2 Bidspite ol the incrrast, ,quoto&. well; Earl Kuhn, Eureka Star ~• • t a not he • N lio L Rt.: Peter B. McCarty, Rt. t 1 - w..ea crop m ~ . ' A spokeaman for the a na Ewinglon; Mn. Ida Ford, Rt. enough to meet >11do"""; : Milk Producers Federation I Bidwell: Mro. samuel C. aoo export demands tt need said the increaBed tmports. Beckett Rt I Thurman· Lllrs .,nlinue at the current Levels. : would reduCe rmlk prices for Clyde i.. S~arberry, raises the pos~ lbJh .y th at : farmer~, nmountint h1 a viola· Scott KnoUs MasODi Recca 1 &,ctdineep~tment, ,at:l~!: a noth~~ t tion of lh~ basic priee support L. Allbright,' Pt. Pleasant; Da· ., m car~~ our rt>Stn -. law for milk. vid E. Spencer, GalJJpolis Fer· ~:; may rsnse acreage <~ I· , M G s Pt ·1!! for the l ~i7 wheat 1 Patrick J. Healey, an official ~i "i· ;rge p p:;;nger,H : ollhe federation. said the Ieder- th::.:~ iu. :•Ra~ne; M~~. crop report \Iunday Ial mtlk •upport program JS not Lawrence Rood, Rt. I Middle·~l!llllted the 1966 winler wheat : deSigned mere~ to put a floor port : St. Clair HILL, Rt. 2 R• at 1,110,000.051 bushels. up ! under farm prtce> between 75 cine· MrB. Richard Campbell, cent from the December i and 90 per cent of parity, The PoU:eroy : Albert D. IBU. Jr., . li1nate and 8 per 1·ent lrnm I baste purpose of .the support Racine; Frank S. Cornell, Rt. year's crop. ' law. he contended, IS to enco~- 1 Portland; Benny J. Slewter, the spring wheal crop i' age a move toward full !Jcl!'Jty Rt. I Middleport; Mrs. Clyde isu.med at 281 million bushels,: pnces lor dnlr,Y farmer,;;. . 'McCoy, Sr., Jackson ; WOllam 11166 produolion may be I,·I The cheese Import ISsue will C, Forman, Hamden; Billy F. 1,~:~~;0~ bushels, up 64 million ! be argued before the commts- Montgomery, Jackson: Mrs. 1 l<lst Yl'ar. f! from <~1on m a pubhc hea rln ~ 6('herl- William n. Kennedy, Ironton; crop report ldonduy also ! uled to open April 28. Edward R. Patterson, Cottage· IJ,~=Ik:tlbese highlights. vllle, W. Va. : Mil. George L. ~ of feed groins slored ! , Lindamood, Rt. 4 Jackoon; James E. Swingle, Jackson; farms on April t were up 13 : Candulatetl Chosen cent from a year ealler. ; , Mrs. Con Buller, Ashland, Ky.; ;;-:stoc·k,. n! soybeans on farms i In School Election Alfred SaJ·k. South Point: I I were 53 per cent above ' Candidates chosen in 1h e Mrs. Jerry R. Keaton, Coal ~Y''"' ago. . . Primary Election of the Stu- Grove: Clarence G. Barker, produc1ton contmues to · dent CounciL this past week at Rav• Mwood; Mrs. Larry E. substantially below last : Wahama High Scho)o)l arc as Hudson, Coalton. love Is. March production 1foll--vs; president, Debbee Cnok 1 Blrlho 1 u ! •••• 10,654,000,1100 pounds, dow n , "nd Jeanine MLLLer, both Jun-l Mrs. Carlos S. McKnight, Ru~ cent from the .c;ame monlh 1 iors; vice president. Stephen 1land, son, 11:20 p.m. Monday; a&<1ar ago. Fowler and Sandra Greer, IMt'l. M. Daniel Greene, Rt. Wages 1\dvark"' · holh Sophomores: secretary • Galllpohs, daught.r, 5; 56 a.m. , agriculture deparlment : treasurer Vickie May, Junior.! Tuesdayr:· Mrs Lacy Wolford, ,Prts that farm w<~gc ralcs on , nd L' nd Abo!' So ho Rt. 2 \ mton, son, 10:29 p.m. I tO-,.-~- cent above a The tGienera a L e'"t'er lp ~ollre~! Tuesday. aon W1 oc , Di h es level of a year ago, 33 per , held on April 26th. Mrs. Rus· , IIC arg above the 19>7·>9 averaj!e. : 'ell Ca[ll!hart is the counciL ad-; Sandra Lucille Bland, """''" .I average cash wngl' rale ! \'isor I Ca:hsl~ . Mrs. Edward L. room or boanl-wHS , · , ll'nght, Mrs. Cleo J. Chevalil!f, per cent from $118 in All· [ Mn. Ralph S. Christian 1965, Ill $1.28 an hour thi• TAKES SVPPLY COORBE 1011, Kenneth L. Cole, N. AI· ; . len Hackworth, Mrs. WLLLLam [ : Pvt. Dale C. Rockhold, son Hughes, Mrs. Garnet 1. Kirby, department eslm»l.ed of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Sa rae b th LuLz , Mrs. Harry F. '653000 1 .., • persons were , Rockhold, ReedavLLLe, complet· Marks. Grant McCune, Ferrell o_n farms durmg t h e 1cd a general supply course at Niday, Mrs. David W. Proffitt, ending Marc~. 26. Farnl ]the Army Training Center, and deughter, Ocie L. Roberts, was more ad\ anced than 1Fort Kno•, Ky., April B. T he Elmer Rose James Saunders the sam~ Wt~ a .~~ar ~ 1 9-~·ear-old AO!dler estered the Jr., Francis' Jewel Stnry, Mr!5: but despite thiS gam m ArmY, jn December 1965 and Shelie D. Swisher and son, MrR. the number ol farm 1completed b>lll< combat train- David L. Willia!M, Thomas .J. · wa~ I per cent heiow iillll at Fort Knox. He attended Young, Mrs. Maude W. Young, ' earlier. IEastern lligh School. Mrs. Dana Howell. lhe week-end wUh ~· and Mn. R. L and "'" 1111ee s&elly Ward spent MonThey 'will travel ll'eater diso' ·Weelt-tad aue111 af Mn. ty). day evening witb ber &randlanetll lo Ibid 1 llort Wll!eb WI Alia, . wen J4n, Dora father, Wesley Cozart. p i - them. In lbl oourM of Wbeatllll, llaleJch WlUJ&ma, ',"", and 11_ •, W. ..,_. -'•-• .IU.llllll ,,___ JWWIInl w.....,.... .rwau ,.._ ·Steuben- __ "".. o-~..,...wt"" • .... ..... , • vur. 12 ner cot 11i11 nrU&:U ,..,.., 'marliell becllllt of ~~ville, Olllo. ~-Q;iii'~~ F~. saUifacllon wltb theJr CU11'11JI Mr. and Mn. Mlllord Fred""' e.!<:k, ~~Ill• ~nd Wesley ..:· and Mrs. Albea T811Gr Tiley are ealerlaiame~~tldJid. ~ T : : Pa.' IIUWICI to Plttsburlh Ill - Tbeir ~ and cbeeae- an , an . . T lor • spread Illes are 18 per ctn1 : · and~M:: 18 Mrs. Merle Evans and Paul more IIJen·• average; froAII Conger and child...; Dean visited Mn. Mae VBDenkei, pies IIIli pu1rila " per _, ret!eDI fiUI!IIa o1 1\fr. and Meter Tuesday. cent more; IIIICks and del- Mn. Alben 'l'87IGr and famlly. Ed RumpJun Tqpy TomiJn. serta, plua 21 per cent; rr- Mn Elva Dalley 8lld Judy and E B. 'Cirpenter flew cooklea and rolls, plua lli3. per Cozar~ Galllpolla, shopped In ::'Wood airport, MOllo cent. . Parkersburr rec!elllly. day evllllbJi, Tiley are I"IU'IIIel 8lld ..... Mn. Jon Webstel', Columbus, J. W. Lawaon visited bll eJe. fly • 1"""" - Tbe)' are tb e visited ber pinntl Mr. and ter, Mrl. AIIDI Brtllll', who Is best customers for lamb, veal, Mn. Rudy Dam Saturday. a pallent Ia a PomeroJ Jlos. IIIIIOkecl port and beef and for ' and Rapids 111e more. eaoterle nrlettea. of Grber sra.i pi:!: and produce. p&1'811ta, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea cblldren, Little Hoeklnl were VanMeter. Sunday guests of her p111'811ts, RAID WATER PUMP Mr. and Mrl. -1\llke EVIDI Mr. and Mrs. Cllnt Blrch and Hospital News ~~=~~~~ (UP!) - The' -=--=...-:;;;,.~::"" =.=.:.= Sti......rue ncr ... Ne'UTCINotes· eel "Conaumlr Dynamlca 1n the &q;er Market." Tbe-lateat fllld. deal with upper Income ~~· ~·sal:. we~t, out that prier to the speetal Officiall added lttiwever blbHI and attitudes. .. , .....,.s 0 reco . e referendum held Marcil 10, lhe 1 pplylnc the )6 i . dollll study Ia J S 'l~~~~lioe:" ::.est:': operator ol Ncb of the 210,000 ~on tn 19118 eondlll!led by PMgns.tlve I '. determi.':on of the 11166 burley farms was nollflotl by farm's allolmellt was Grocer Maaazlne In oooperaf ; ., · · . the local , A8C COmmltt. (ll below lhll sllllllleat ol (I) lion wltb The Kroger Company, =~to ~d~!'!:: the farms areage allotment If llllolment ellshllohed for nation's third Largest sro11 ppel 1 1 1 bu tho acre•tJ1!'paund&ge program farm lor ttleti (2) ftve-tonth• Clr7 relaller, and lite Reuben usage P us expor s o r- waa dilapproved iD the ref.,... • . a DonneDey Corporolton • dur: tth~ rtl~~lin;,Y:~~ andum, and (2) the "[,(~~of::"":,of lMdJDI l'lllll'dl firm, ' 11 : · P ·d · • · • age alleCmllht 8lld pawge vlded by low. Among !lJe otudy'o llndlJ!8• poun 8· quota II the aereap-pomtdap an upper !liCOIDe flmllle<: : , The present supply of hurley program was approved In the Burley tobacco.~... Th"l' an mtmerouo 8lld gmrof 2,026 millio11 pounds referendum. Acreage • poundprincipally Ia Kent_....,, 1111 - In 11162 almost 20 per 1 sullicient lor more than 3 age legislation provides that s.., N~rth Carolina, cent of the nation earned over JERUSALEM (UP!) --Jonl• at currenl Love~ of do·[ if marketing quoin on an aere- 1West Vlftllna, OhLD, Indiana lbla IDIOlDil and 7 per cent earn- nlan raldera slipped ICroll lbe usage and uports. Even age-poundage bi!ls waa DOl Mlmurl. ed over $15,1100 a year. Israeli border and attacked a "no7 m pad eumm.r1 - water pump alatton near Ein Upper Income farnllles were Yohav io the N<Jev desert, fowld above llleriJe In buying aathoriH•• reported Tuesday. power !Dr many toper market No lnjurleo were reported. products. They spend the most Israel lodged a formal proteal ao1..r HoopH111 vtstung per major 1118pplng trip )123.· with the United Natlona m1led hours z-1 and 7-8 p.m. Parents h In 30 minutea), show a srea~ armistice commission. only on Wlrd. burley fann acNI!IIl abotquotas, lite acreage t~· beginniDg of the current mentA for 1118. · ments of whlcb farm.-a :' ~bllng year, was 1,416 mll· Department olllclala pelnled IIO!llied remain Ia affect. • •• ~ ~~~~:Srr:,est, ~~: "Super-Right" Quality Meats I and Mt'l. ·Illy Wrllrton, Mr. and Mro. Georp Ill. Carson ind 1011, Mr. IIIli Mro. Kenneth Steward, Fred P!ersU, Mr. and Mrs. Charles IISII, Mr. and llfrl. Frank Culllp a ad chUdren, 1\fr, and Mrs. Red Handley, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rolsteln, Mr. 8lld 1\fra, Ron King, Mr. IIIII Mn. 'lburmOD EUIB 1111d son, Mr. and Mrl. BID Herrold and obll4na, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea WlWIII!I, aDd Owen Pingley. r WHOLE HELEN HELP US! •• CLOVER FA 1..'1~ by HeieR Bottel--.. , Jiwon; YES, THIS WEEK 11 WE'RE REAUY "CHUTING'' THE WORKS ON LOW PRICES, ••• LEAN--TASTY SO DROP IN AT CLOVER FARM THIS WEEK FOR REAL DOWN TO EARTH PRICES. PRICES &l!FFECTIVI c& CHUCK ROAST THURB.·FRL.SAT. APRIL lb 14th·15th·16th i ROUND BONE l.__a_u_A_Nr_ITY-RI-GH_rs_R_ES_ER_vE_o___,J ROAST ~===SPECIAL HAWAIIAN PUNCH 46 OZ. CAN were RUTI.AND, OHIO (Kenneth Davlsl IRED) -l9C ~ ~ Enjoy Delicious Fairmont Rich FRENCH FRIED "BEST" POTATOES ICE CREAM 1 YJ gal. carton 69c 3 2-lb. pkgo. $1· COFFEEMATE ' INSTANT CREAMER ) 11 oz. JAR BAKER FURNITURE l VAL-VITA rnm«j SLICED PEACHES POTATOES • 10 lb. bag NO. 2Y.l SIZE CANS HtRRr'S WOBLO QOVER FARM STORE SPICWS' YILLOW 11-MtNUTI. • Ll. 65t ' I ( 0 FFEE • AKER FURNITURE " •• •• ., MIDDLEPORT, 0. LB. CAN RIG.OR DRI~ 'ulcr, Ripe GIIAPIFIIUIT 4 m39c 2 69'#'"! TASTY SMOKED LIVERS PICNICS WHOLE OR HALP lb. Porkloins ...... · .. ·.. lb. 79c "SUPER·RIGHT", ALL MEAT, BULK Skinless Wieners · ·· · lb. 59c JIFFY BREADED, FROZEN l·lb. 4-oz. pkg. Veal Steaks · · · · · ··· pkg. 99c 49c CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Cod Fillets · ··· 1-llt. pkg. 49c CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Haddock Portions 2 lb. $1.29 CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Perch Dinner · · 9-oz. pkg, 45c Fine Grocery Features! ~ i' A&P Brand, Grode A, l-Ib. 2..... cono Ann Plfle, Peach, Pineepple, Apricot Is this a good reawA for shopping A&P7 It's one ef many. Sw"t Potatoes · · 3 cans 89c Preserves 3 • 1-lb. jan $1.00 A&P, All Green, Cut, 14'11-oz. cans Asparagus Spears ·· can 29c COPYRIQHTOlil515, THE GR£A.T ATLANTIC & , ACII'"IC TU CO., IPiC. · •• Jone Porke r [)aked Foods A&P Brand, Our Fi1111t Ou1lity l·lb. 9-oz. jor 1 JANE PARKER Mild• With Potato Flour Potato Bread 5~~~ 99c Spanish Bar Cake · · ti!Ch 35c ANN PAGE, Our Finett Quality Pure Honey .. .. 3 lb. jar 99c ANN PAGE Applesauce · .. .. · .. .. jar 29c Table Syrup 24-oz. boule 39c Sultana Brand, l·lb. Clftl ANN PAGE-GROUND Fruit Cocktail · · · · 4 cans 99c Black Pepper · · 1-lb. can 911 Ann Plflt, With Tomato Souce 2·lb. 9«. con SULTANA-PLAIN Piuapple Pie · · · · 8" pie 49c Ann PIP, Rod, 2·1b. 9-oz. con SPRAY DEODORANT JANE PARKER, Brown & Serve Kidney Beans · · · ·· · can 29c Right Guard · · 4-oz. can 79c Dinner Rolls ··· · 2 pkgs. 39c c Fruits and Vegetables! CALIFORNIA -LARGE- SWEET- JUICY SUNNYIROOK. Modium Gr•de A Fnslt Eggs •...... " .. · doz. 45c Cihodobit, Amarican or Pimento MEL.O.BIT, American or Pimento Cheese Spread NAVEL ORANGES F ltb. 89c 0 R pkg. 4!::89c O/t: n Foods! P·LAID' ' ' LARGE STALKS FLORIDA, TENDER, TASTY Pascal Celery ·· · · ·· stalk 19c Pole 1_, · · ...... 2 CALIFORNIA, LARGE, TEND.R HAWAIIAN c •s. 49c " Fresh Asparagus ·· ·· lb. 29c . Fresh Pllltapples · · each 49c AlP Sllced & Sugerod, l·lb plcgs. 51rawlterries ·· · · 2 pkgs. 79c RICH'S CoHH Rich · · pt. Carton 29c MARVGL-VANILLA ICe Cream Gallo• carton 99c MORE FOR WaHle Queen Olives 151-oz. jar 791 .--:.•. . " Tasty Dairy Selections!·- VEGETABLES Pone~ke & Pork & Beans ·.. .. · .. tan 33c JANE PARKER ~. NOllTill Ill IOtLIT ··· 4.NII r&UUI...., ..... Quarter lb. in food budgeting, pennies make a ditferenc~ . We watoh tluira for y011 alld lor u. , ' -7 SC Qvort.. QUARTER-SLICED , Y111, Itt the food buslnesa ... I MAXWELL.HOUSE 59c Fryers Hind -- '~· 33c 49c Fryers ,.,.. __ •. 39c 59& 49& 59& If aaltera II pt:W S for 181, tile pttce for one II ~viously 91'. But what happeM If yow ww twoT Do you. par I times 9; or 18;? Not atA&P. We aelllt at S for 11I. That'a11he fair way- the A&P way. AlP BRAND PROZIN 21c lb. BEEF- PORK- CHICKEN For lnstanoe, take our poUoy 01 mult!ple-lJl'il:tld itellll!. ...." Fl uvorrul F1 CHOCOt.ATI ·~a~ .. We bultt oor bu1ineM b¥ 8flving pennies for generatiollil of. folks like YOII. ... Longhora ChttSt · · •· lb. 69c HIRIHIY'I Syrup Fryer Breasts Fryer Legs _ And we should bow. · TAlTY MilL luniRWOtmi'IL ; 24 .. -·· Cut-Up Tray rack Or Split Halves lb. CUT-UP FRYER CHICKEN PIECES You bet they do. Cheese Slices 12-oz. pkg. 53c Popcorn 25t Syrup < GRANDPA BAS LAST... .. , becalllt it's discuued at homt L4VH AT SEX.OBSESSED and at schooL By bringing all OENE84TION tbLJ Ill tbe level of lablf lalk, Dear Helen: kids use sex to fight their par· ento, It'o also an ouUet for our1 Stop lhe music. We oldsters plus energy-and kids today are (secreUy) laugblnJ our- are overfed, underworked and selves alck at the lui two or overprotected. They naturally lbree 1eneraUons, Why aU of a have a hell of a lot of •·surpll!l." sudden does evlf1body want All they are looking for LJ ap. to tara bis soullnltde OUI and proval (or dismay) ; certainly tnvlt. the world to belp him not advice, Every fool has a pick the cooties 0111 of the right to ruin hts own Life and seams? There Is no ''new mor- advice isn't going to slow him allly" or anyllliD& close to lt. down. - LAUGIUNG GRAND The priests' sons '1ay with the PA women" who came to lhe tern· Dear Grandpa: pit a way back In aarly ~ 1 eartalnly agree that there LJ aDient daya-and loag before no "new muralily." (And tba thlt! And If Grandma and Kinsey llulltute agreea wltb ua Grandpl were tadiscrtet enough both), For lbe fll'll lime Ia rn. to recite the gotnp on In their tory, we Americana can dLJcuu day you J0U111 brala would la1l out loud and In print what once over in a dead falnL I wee hem we bitely whlapered, (lboulb around the tara of the century pereentage.wlae it happened al· in a mid·Witlllarm state, grew most aa often ). And so we're a uo in the country and bave little like tbe boy wbo bas just Uved "everywhere" alace. learned folD' letter words and This oblesalon wltb eonsclllllee mus1 serfbbla them all over all of 1 stMickllllan awful sick- walls to show bla lmowledge. ¥1' on tJ.1t part of t1te present Naturally, this gets lhe lnforgenerattoir.• Wti are a natloD of maUon around fut Uitleu somepeasanll (II!CIIIIy) 8lld pea- body whltewaabea lite Willa, sants were obseaaetl wltb earJh. and nobody'• 1aat with tbe brulb y thiags-blood, manure, aa. these days. These they understood. Just You'll agree, won't you, tltet movinl to Amer1ea did 1101 most people don't yet operate chaoie tbal Sex wu, always on the "like what you wllll hu been, and will continUe tG when you wlllll Lt" phllosopbybe simply a matter of opportu· which is, of course, wby HI II nlty. And when Grandpa, Grand· still hot news. U everybody tn11111 and~ <a grandpa too) were dulged, there'd be no one left kld1 there was. plenty of oppor- wacandallze. !unity. Every country school I hope we never con OID'selves bad its "sa riap"-kida go. into believing that sex without inC home throulh tbe woods, love is the norm ... But by con· sbor~ull lbrougb tbe coro- etantly reportiag a "new morlleld or past Old Man Smltb'a allty" that lm'l really here, we bam. · And pradlcally every run the risk of creatin1 II. s1111ll toW!! llad Ill approved I DON'T agree with you aabortionist ltiiUilly ene of tbe . bout the uaelessness of advice Loeal doeton). Ill leln·agers. They want yard· The dll!erence today Ia these atlcks, llandards, fair rules. mattera tconstdered prlvaw ID Parenti whn •llrul off respontbose days) were not the prime sibillty with, "Sex Ls natural topic of conversation, as they and they won't !laton anyway" are now. AU thltl yakity • yak are, Ia effect, handing a highisn't going to cb8llgtt anything. powered car to a kid who has Sex is 1111 ' lmptrlse and Jocio bad no driver training, Even takes wings when k1dll gel Ill be adults profit by the right kind about II, All this talk Inflames of advice, and a Lol of "fools" them mora. have wised up by getting it in ruegltlrnall)' WOP't 10 down tlme. -H. do pennies make a difference in your food bill? lb. *" ATA&P! PLAYBONUSBINGOM, ~~ LAST CHANCE TO WIN UP TO 5.1000 OUR BONUS BINGO PROGRAM NO. 50 NOJICE: Our IONU. BINGO ..,.. .... 011.Aprill6. BONUS liNGO Prhie Sllpt ·~; PIOGilAM No. 50 may be nd•mecl for caahJII'Iatiii'O,IIII\April23, 1966 1 �... ... ........... d .... ~ .... _ . , . . . . . . . . . . . . - - .... . ... ~.. - · • " " ' ' " " " · - -· - _. . ...... ~. -· ... ·"'·-~- ~; "WW! ........ -~..., . ;, . ..---- "'~-( .... ""',_ . _ ( ..... ..... --~ .,, ..... -'"' ,_..... - _.. _. ................. ..... ...-··, ., -- ~ ' .. .' ' .. . ' ' 0, Aprl 11, 'IIIII 1-Dai!Y lelt!ln... ' IICI'IO~ FILED ' , l8id TueadiiY •that bo ball • · Health Del'artment PT. ., ; . , - A'eivll ed ' VISA f !be Russial villa Ia _, 37 Plac m R rt ls Ghren . !too l!een !lied IR 1ht oWcel · (UP[) -leraeU applied ord mlgbt go to Russia Sh P . ower Mason emn~ · epo • , .. ·· , • or 1""ctl'cllll -~ ror tba trlous Gravel a reatauranteur and "peace pi- London an hili upcomllll! trtp: II l , PT. PLEM!AN'l'- The aeU~ llOIDen! ol lbe,t~state of~:\;;]~ of Benl Kedem lot" Able NalhaD ~ take' blo loll~~~~~~ be 111M tp·.lrY ...,.. Emp·loyment »y lly . report for lh• montl> ' man s 'J!,Iogl (decea!OCI). of tba Shrine hll ~- niisslun to PartO, whert , a... ~ t' 1.'Lneme 0.,. Mr. and JllrS. Ca~vll~ March for tba ,Mason =~ action ·II, styled G,eor6e Divan will villi the loOoi : . Milecow If be can gat a vlot to to oee ~::· ,.. •_·•lei 111111 fanti!Y of : e Heallb ~nt er Admllilmaior of tba Club lbll Saturday; enter the SOviet Ulllon. Natbaa_ Gaulle. :r , E visited on Sunday wttb bll par· 1 ___ 1 Off ' •. . staff show !be followinl: · ohuelllliuo g, Blagg to ~~ br ~i quet vent ents: Mr. and Mr,s. CUrtis Me- LtMAI1 lee Rece!~!~g ~~·ce.:, o~: vs. Dona1d . Q. Blaq, M, Lel~bly, ambassador .. ~"'"'" ~ I nd \Smltb, ~spe UAYJ th.t! ~tate, ··"MASON - The Junior Mr. and Mrs. WRIIam p.,.... - Jaek L. This includes home visits afor Blagg, James Ji. Yeager, F)-eel- All Sbriners of Mason the s... 88 N 1 '-v..... t.o.: ....e .' ,:~ -~~ewl;:re:~":~ • ·~"'o':/:~ '!' ' 3CIWU, off"": •!!2!!~ wer~ar:;...inl pre<~Su~in, -~aitfe; l · singer and children ttl Columbus PT. PEASANT . t persons ViSJttnH the lllno erick G. Yeaaer, Ruth eornes, and vlelnlty are lavlted nn ~unday With ber 3u.i!.';., ~ge!' .t:'f the Pom IileHWa "~-.;:.::::!::~g. Thirty Luemma McllomUd. Joim The affair ww De grandmother, Mrs. Caroline! Pleasant local office of the school visits Blaag, B. V. Binll tba Pal WUson Shrine Club Turner IWest Virginia Department of Forty . five vlll ltb !0 Jeanne Burlingame, with dance, music to , Max Brown acco~pa~ted ~ Employment S&urlty, repor~ exams ~ere..,m;'!e ;rther ex· Mulford and Mohr • furnished by Jaln(nY Luncl) I · Wabama Band to tpey 0 he local office bemg re err,.. sludenta Funeral Home. tba V~abonds beglnnlnH sc 1 in address will bP s.-turday where the Juntor ed today that t ' amlnation. Fourteen Admission to the meeting , Jecky LewJS. Band P'rti<ipated in the Fes- serving the counties of have_ completed referrals fro:; be permitted lo those earg t of the Junior Class, <~nd tival Putnam and Jackson, e . 'd- prevmus visual screenlng p BABELOUS COUNTRY a 1966 Shrine Card. den res nse by Ronnie Gn.cst.s of Mr. and Mrs. Al- the placement of 37 grams this yell!·. ere WASHINGTON (UPII of the Senior Class. bert Swatrel over the week uaJs in employment Immunizations x donesia's tOO million people Pa m!ase4 ~,,..,_.... in Principal re Mr and Mrs. Alva March. During the pre~ . DPT 79; tetanus · sma po k 200 dialects. Tbe Morrtsville, ., , speak to !be Mrs. Kenneth Heyn· monlb there were 41 indJVJd- 36: typhoid>; measles 31: and :;.: national motto is <Omllti the!ana:,:ns •,i:tO.s of Wabama High School : s chosen tht: theme "Shower Sters" for th< Junior and ~nior Banquet to be held on ' -May 13th al G:SJ p.rn at the " hoof cafeteria. ~~: "':,~ l ·· --- Senior class ~:'~ mill~~ du~~u~ ~~~k:;doo, officers and olds, Mrs. Mrs. Fritz R. C.Swatzel, King, Mr. Mr. uals During placed. Marcil, there ~e Vi<kie Stewart, vice prest· and Mrs. Tex Myers and Mark. 143 Initial U. I. claims I gi::' ~ were polio 83. t; b Young People Are Confirmed ,Easter Sunday •==~~ ~~D~lv~er~sl~ty~,"~re~po~r~ts~ili~e~~~~vote~s~~~=O~==t tional Georgrapblc Society, filed Pleasant Valley Hospital . ,dent; Jo Thompson, secretary; with 2,673 weeks of unemploy-j ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Lorns ,Connie Harbour. treasurer. Senment compensatiaR c1aimed as l;teson Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. lor class sponsors are Frank compared to the month of Dudley 'wears, Apple Grove; Capehart and Scott W1llock ::~nd t March, 1965, one y~ar ~go, Harrv Pickens, Racme; Ga~y Mrs. Wilham Greer 0 when 2110 !nillat claims were Bowen, Apple Grove: Davtd Jumor Class officers are filed and 3,176 weeks .of un~m· Rimmey, Pt. Pleasant. Dal"' Machir, vice ;,~res1d~nt; n ere ployment compensatmR claim- DISCHARGED: Mrs. An~a Beverly Russell, sec ret;.Jry . ,l.tn· LETART. W. V~. --nl~cd- ed. IRainey, Henderson ; Denms da Call treasurer. Jumur Class will be a presentatum a f business on Roush Letart. sponsor~ are Mrs l,nn= l Frill , icatJOn of a baptJsmi=ll ~~wl At the close o ere 1434 in· BIRTHS : Mr. and Mrs. Phillev Jones, Mrs. J:hvid Miller memory of Ahee M_ . Rlckar t ~a~('h 31, the.r~ ~ fo; work lip Hall, Henderson, a son; Mr. dJvJduals regiS!~~ reb 31 1965 and Mrs. Dudley Wears, Apple •nd Nelson Jennings ·d th •I Howard. Sunday, Aprtl 17 a and 1'747 as o llJ3 • • Grove, a daug ht er. : The Tempos will prov1 e e ' 2 p.m. f : usic for dancing followingo !h~· : She had been a membR o I[ . amids t i lhe Oak Grove Church longer vancedl ' wres!lmg, PY~ 1 ' The 100 million • year • old anque . . than any member and passed the bamboo hop, inchld a so Meramee Caverns on Route 61 I awav Oct. 6. HlliS. :t1 thl' :~l!e will be work on the, ropes, . Missouri now has one of the · U Il days nd trampoline and crea- m 93 years, 11 mon IS, · rings a . nation's newest motels. Mrs. Hmvard's father, Sam- tive dancmg. uel Rickar"d. dona led the . ground For lhr Onk Grove church and cemetery. She had • MASON _ Six yuulhs or Ihe : !wo sisl-?rs and Fuur b~thers, ~ason Methodisl Church con- ~ John. Riley , ExevC'na, Samuel, frrmation class wrrP eonfirm- Milr.v <!!ld Harvev. .ed i I' 00 Easter SundHv hv thr Hev _, Mrs. Howard was mam I Baptismal Bow 0 d• d T be e lea e Q April 17th 1 .. ·3 ROOMS ,:,' s·I mmons Notes , 0 Important •; . B!!nd Events I ---ANNOUNCE SHOW . ! PT. PLE~SANT - The tii.OO Down- l o i - PHONE 773-5554 ConVMiitnl TtnM COLLECT-AND FREEfELIVERY MASON MASON, W. VA. MASON W.VA. ' :ro. . e111URSDAY eFRIDAY eSATURDAY APRIL 14 • 15-16 Reg. $1.59 PLASTIC CLOTHES LAMPS HAMPER PLASTIC ELECTRIC LAMP Reg. $1.59 Plastic Clothea Hamper with lid. Blue, pmk. white . New low .discount price. ;i : to April 30th with Mrs. C. Dodd and Mrs. Robert Roush charge of pub! icity. J. The president reported that _&n.tions for the band had been ,. leceiYed from Mason County Bank and Citizens ~ational . Jiank. . ·v~ Wahama FHA (;ivPs A~~Pmbly MASON _ Thf' Fulure Home 1 sponsored an <~ ~sem · .;.,. ,"-:! 'JI)y Thursday art"rnoon at Wa· J.' lwuna High School wilh frank ~Pehart of thP faculty sp~a~­ f on events pr ior lo Ch~1 st s •_ ile8th. His cructftXJon and re::;· Jni '' ~tion. the Pledg(' of Aile· . and :::;cripturf'. a trum· solo, '' Holy City." wa~ play· Gary Green ~ :1r1·om· ;'Ptiled by Leah J\.nn Mii.IN ;d piano. Aflerwards the rept>atl'rl the Lord' s ;Jl:r;>yer. Christy H o wC~rd play a cJarinel solo. at·comp;m SPECIAL ASSORTMENT QUILTED PLASTIC BAGS •HANGING o54 INCH GARMENT lAGS •ILAHKIT IIAGI SHOE BAGS · Plastle Ulillty Bags for ho.hold use. Garment baga hold 11 garments. _ Handy shoe ball to keep your shoes In betw shape. Zippered blanket baiL Dlscaunt Price GLASS OIL LAMP 1 tmctien sale date was c11ang- 88! $1.00 MEN'S WHITE • conON TEE SHIRTS ** 3 * Jr DIIIMETE/l GI?ILI. * EXTilA STUI(DY BIMSS FINISH lEGS POSITION Gfllll Go Huffy For 1966 • FREE PARKING ALWAYS THRU MASON PICKENS HARDWARE STORE HOURS: Open Every Day 7:00 Til 5,30 Saturclay Til 8:00 PM •Not Open Friday Nights .00 F 0 Si.!es 7 WEB ALUMINUM PATIOt ' LOUNGE SIZE TV 5aVING TRAY IRONING BOARD 7 . Heavy Webs Tubular Construction DISCOUNT PRICE s .88 .88 PATIO CHAIRS Tubular Frames .88 .99 WHITE end Colon FLAT WALL PAINT White end PROTECTION FOR P~INTlNG Ji)C: RACHEl lQCKET SET 8ac . 17! g~~~s STURDY ••• SAFE . AvaUable In 'tcii"'CA & White MIDDLEPORT, 0. 99 BLOCKS 6 FT. ALUMINUM STEP ~LADDER THE SHOE BOX -.• 9'x12' SEAMWS PWTIC _ ' $3.99 .~ Postel Colors . FOR THE HOME WORKSHOP · ~~ ln. Die"'eter SO Ft. SeC. 9·7( ' '. ·t' s .a~ .. /"The I ....011 CARPET App.43xl8 6. Heavy Webs FAMOUS "DIXIE'' GLOSS HOUSE PAINT VICTOR VINYL LATEX ASSORTED Mll,L.,END I of e FRESH SPRING STOCK e FULLy GUARANTEED R 6-WEB ALUMINUM U. S. KEDS APRIL 10 - If you, by any mild a word) at all the earn· chance missed the '1'1' shOwing age, and I bope tbat, tlus very of of C<Jmelius Ryan's minute some .moves ~w~rd .a "The Last Day." weU, It's too Ipeace table might be stirrmg m bad and· of course you can't those cunning Oriental bram!i. see' them all. Is it too much to hope? "The ast Battle" (tn three parts in three lnatallments, LOOKING AROUND - Some :March, Aprll - a~d May com· recent pet peeves - Peeve No. lng up) portrays m the most 1- Life Magazine with aged vivid way that I have ever 11yes, aged) Charlie Chaplin on seen, the very last stand of !lb• cover wilb Sophia Loren, the vaunted German Army and yet - Charlie, I for one Amerl· the taler Allied Arnueo ready can bade you good,by long ago to. take over. , when you look a barrel or so of And I, for OIU', am glad such 1 America money and went ntallterpieces 81 uThe L as t overseas with It - ranting Day" are still being written Hand That Fed You" and make us remember the you went - Peeve No 2, only complete awfulness of those : I'm jokin' - thill polar we~tther I years 1941 to 1945, when a ·_ but one is content madman, yes, a madman, one · if following doesn't hapAdolf Schlckelgruber br. na.me, . pen _ "Rough winds do shake Hiller to a horrified, eivlhzed the darling buds of May" world, carne darn near rulmg 1two guesses whom I'm quoting and completely mining Western ...._ never a finer line written, elvUizatlon. Is.,. bard lover B.M.H. - Peeve t present you with just a ' No. 3, and here J quit (on f!W, a very few, of the vivid peeves) - persons who can tlle llnes d..crlblng tba reactions / wrong number - but 1 keep of our men, and the Allies, as remembering how easy 'tis Lo they n<llred Berlin and t h e do - however, a very lame per· skeletons '"IIIIOllt) of h a If son bas to trot ilia, ha) to the dead concentration camp pris- phone here if no one else about oners, the awful ovens of Da- Good Things, to offsel the chan still full o1 bones, and all :above, (I) Our crocuses, all the ruins of lll<'n, eltles and as ·4'.1 plus putting lovely color in l say, almost Clvlhza!lon It· iour yard. <2) Our self. ! heart <covered nightly) ''Batt!• hardened soldiers will Icoming apace. (3) lee forevt>r remembor this sight t <and B.M.H., go lightly with grim anger. Gen . . George that dlpp.r those Patton, "Old Blood and Guts," tale scales!. (4l Another Easter turoed away, his eyos wet with and let us ail rejnlee and sing tears and was uncontrollably : 11 He Lives" - if you haven't ill: the next day he <Patton; CK'· : heard or sung it recently, try dered an entire nearby German Ito recall It also "lle Arose" vlllqe to go see these death not real tiUe, 1 guess, but you hnuses, which they had known know what one I mean nothing of. Any whn hung l>:!ck 1 were escorted at rifle point. The 1 following mornlna the mayor 1 . I BECOME VN.SI!RIOUS of the village and his wife IJUSt a moment to give you this honged themselves." :week's best one ( at least for I shall not harry you further : me, struck me as so tunny). But - "Lest We ff)rget" we• II IIDId You hear about England had bettor kelp on remember· Iselling ~ ..Roc~ ~I Gibraltar to lng. reading and praying that •France . No. Yes, and now such tyranny, now In 19611, can- !they eall ij De Gallstone." not be endured. I f too, deplore war in fullest . IF YOU DON'T get t II I s measure. I fully agree with last, you should see your Doc r,en, Sherman's f'amous def!n~ or else start taking sassafras tlon of it. And I'm alm001t ready tea or something right awayto agree with "There never. was Ob, yes, lood old suphur and 1 NOW is the 1ime to. HUFFY Outdoor Power Equipment For 1966 shopping here. A flavorful selection of tho finest quality foods, choicest meato, most delicious dtllcaciH, all the fomlly's favor- Open 8 to 8-Mon. Thru Sat. ltH, bucftot pricod, S!ock·up and save. 5TH & PEARL STS. - RACINE "The Store With A Hart• Gold Medal paris . #ul·•v,,,. A MARKEt fine food valuH when you do your weekly o, Blanche M. Hasklu Spr~y Prlco I RACINE Your shopping cart overflows with Did You Know · That ... ? LYSOL Deodorizing Disinfectant Discount ' pre."ntrd . nesday and Thursday, April 20 I and %1. Curtain time will be 8 p.m. lor both performances. Admission will be free. The Blue Flame Festival is heing brought to Pomeroy by Columbua Gas of Ohio, Inc., wilh Pomeroy-Middleport Dally Sentinel and cooperating mer· chants as co-sponsors. REGULAR 63c SIZE Bona me ai the Main Street ·.) MASON - Gm1lf! Stmmons. junior high school gym on A~ · 'N dlrector of the Wahama i ril 14 at 7 : ~ p.m. .st.~ts will , ~ Band has partieipate m exh1bJtmns of r(tbe Band Co~cert will be given ~-~~ing (begi~~~~ - . an~·-!~, ", April 17th, and that the festi. . 1 8t Raven swood is April Jed by Glona G1bbs. Mrs. Ele~ I nor Mill<:!~ of Middleport IS John Morsan, president of F:.,:H;;,A~•d:;,;v;;:is;;:or~.=====I the boosters, presided at a '•' ·recent meeting when the """'" .1 SEE ·"ltgreed to submit a btd lor 1 1 • , ,'i of the Wahama Alum· Banquet on May 2llth. The P:ollowin~ ~ Plans were nearly complete today for the appearance here · '· ' next weelt the Blue Flame ·~ i Feolival tba traveling cooking ; school ~ lhow for mndem homemakers. The two-performance show will be In Pomeroy to be presented !rom the stage of Pomeroy Junior High School, Wed- of HOGG & ZUSPAN JjiTERIALS CO. FURNITURE CO. ALKA SELTZER an- nuul Point Pleasant ~unior Hi uh ~~~ mn as! ir show w1ll be I > . . ' • Flooring · · ·.. eDoon eWindows e :Pinellnl! ' . . , eCIIIing Tile ePienty on H•ncl For All Your Needs- Low.Prices ONLY . · e Fr1 ming Lumber 1 Marvan Framr - Tt;r v w t ' r e to Steplwn L Howard. who ·ct . S mit l• passed away July 16, 19lt They Scott Cadle. D<WI • ·• ·• ·h · chil Jatmes Frame. l'harlc~ .Joh n· wt·n· hl es~e.rl Wit , ~n~ H . sob, Timmy Roush and Dt>nnis ~~~n. ~;::~~n:~h \i~~:~~~l. a R~:~ Johnson. . h M cDe~dt• Grace Evans. McDnnAdult.s taken. mto thto chu;;,<; ~ld ;lt•~ard. Steve Howard . .are Mrs. Challrs ~~~rton. 1\('. · Malinda Gerl<u_:h, and RUS<i 1'11 Howard Johnson. o~ll'phen a- HowJrd. Virgini:-~ wt1s killed d1e and Dallas Cadl e. H J J in a trarfic a1"C 1rirnt March 8. ; On Palm Sunda~ . thf' : ~ : 19~7 . Sacrament o{ hl'!pllsm a._· Sh~ has 26 grandchildren,, administered to Terry L~ and gre;1t grandehi ld n•n. and . Tamm1· L ynn ·S·ay r"'"· ch lldn•n~ gn•at great gr andchildren . ' of Mr. and Mrs. Ch<Jrlrc; ~ · Evervonc is wt•k·om" , e<;p,ecSayre of Pomeroy. and .lulte · inllv a.nvtHJe wl1o is related to f·Ann and Russe ll Charks Flagg, i .\fr~. l1!;·w;u·d. There will br a children of Mr. and Mrs. OavJd ·. haptismal srrvif'e and special · Flagg 1 Mason. : sing in!- ., Sprlag SpechliS a good war, nor 8 bad peace." molasses And my heart and prayers m Olith our line boys ID fir away Viet Num, n~11nc for still another principle Involved In jus~ I!Ucb IICtlleS 88 above. M{ heart aches ao t II e "l!oodtb boxel" <0111t bo1111 from 'lllete." (One JuJt eimt to Pl. Pleuant) 1'rere 11 no ..., to really evt11 help to ' Over 1!1• ::. Ill I Frerieh ·~illor ~~~,~~~~~~~I 11101'111· II lilflh; !,He M,lrlnH piUI!flnl riJht Jn. are call the 111\lllo >''mouth of bell.' ' <lliere ·new strike sometime~ weeki 4!11Mt· 'l'lnnyson'a "Cbllp of to lo.llow a ~h!'Uf lht ~ ~··,. *riiilllD ~"~'ir l!1t! llatHwned. . wllb lridt. llllllil JIOO _aatl ';!«<ricl~ I' ' f!ll'e 10 lb. bag Right Rntrvod h Limit Qu1ntltiH Red Croll Elbow Macarc:1i l c Shc:-tc:1ir:g 69( Sc OFF LABEL 10c OFF LABEL Folger's TIDE Downy Apricots -- - 4 N=~~~·$1 Pineap~le - 3 Miikod- - - - - 79c FilL· 1 ALll MEAT Bl!YS/ lb. box Snow Drift 3-lb. -can In Juice Decanter Jar INSTANT COFFEE 10 oz. tize Hunt's Quality laundry Detergent FABRIC SOFTNER Gl1nt Sweel TrNt Sllcod Size Box 1 gar. jug FAIRMONT ASSORTED VARIETIES lib. 89c 'l:t gollon carton .. Produce ~ , a,ues! FLORIDA LEAN AND MEATY BOILING BEEF J 8 9c lb. pkg. FOR SOUP AND STEW · ]lb. ORANGEs Gropefru;t. OR BEEF SHORT RIBS 99c s Ill. 1119 3 lb. 1.3\5 LEAN CENTER CUTS <I Special! frostie BUTIERMILK LUNCH MEAT BEEF ---- UPJ!lt'l' NEW STRIIE P~ (UPJJ ~:~tt;,;=e~ Fi'lllceee ~-~= II BEST BUYS FOR APRIL 14-15-16 ALL PURPOSE GROUND FRESH POR YOUI Queey: Did oor forebears really take that latter? I .don't believe ltl I lfoplns you a r e a the same -BMH. 1 losses ·bliJJt 1ovot1 oaea. llut ... J fll!ilta11111 11181 ...Uigl • IJ')ef_ ft<ltl .. tbaoe 'Ill&"' *"' maybt!. 10c OFF LABEL ..A L :. J ,.~. ' ·39 Fui-Volu DAIRY BUY! ROOT BEER C I 0 ounce BoiiiH 4 CRTS. 51,00 6-Bottle Carton ........... 29c ' :' A FUL-VALU B . UY! . ' �... ... ........... d .... ~ .... _ . , . . . . . . . . . . . . - - .... . ... ~.. - · • " " ' ' " " " · - -· - _. . ...... ~. -· ... ·"'·-~- ~; "WW! ........ -~..., . ;, . ..---- "'~-( .... ""',_ . _ ( ..... ..... --~ .,, ..... -'"' ,_..... - _.. _. ................. ..... ...-··, ., -- ~ ' .. .' ' .. . ' ' 0, Aprl 11, 'IIIII 1-Dai!Y lelt!ln... ' IICI'IO~ FILED ' , l8id TueadiiY •that bo ball • · Health Del'artment PT. ., ; . , - A'eivll ed ' VISA f !be Russial villa Ia _, 37 Plac m R rt ls Ghren . !too l!een !lied IR 1ht oWcel · (UP[) -leraeU applied ord mlgbt go to Russia Sh P . ower Mason emn~ · epo • , .. ·· , • or 1""ctl'cllll -~ ror tba trlous Gravel a reatauranteur and "peace pi- London an hili upcomllll! trtp: II l , PT. PLEM!AN'l'- The aeU~ llOIDen! ol lbe,t~state of~:\;;]~ of Benl Kedem lot" Able NalhaD ~ take' blo loll~~~~~~ be 111M tp·.lrY ...,.. Emp·loyment »y lly . report for lh• montl> ' man s 'J!,Iogl (decea!OCI). of tba Shrine hll ~- niisslun to PartO, whert , a... ~ t' 1.'Lneme 0.,. Mr. and JllrS. Ca~vll~ March for tba ,Mason =~ action ·II, styled G,eor6e Divan will villi the loOoi : . Milecow If be can gat a vlot to to oee ~::· ,.. •_·•lei 111111 fanti!Y of : e Heallb ~nt er Admllilmaior of tba Club lbll Saturday; enter the SOviet Ulllon. Natbaa_ Gaulle. :r , E visited on Sunday wttb bll par· 1 ___ 1 Off ' •. . staff show !be followinl: · ohuelllliuo g, Blagg to ~~ br ~i quet vent ents: Mr. and Mr,s. CUrtis Me- LtMAI1 lee Rece!~!~g ~~·ce.:, o~: vs. Dona1d . Q. Blaq, M, Lel~bly, ambassador .. ~"'"'" ~ I nd \Smltb, ~spe UAYJ th.t! ~tate, ··"MASON - The Junior Mr. and Mrs. WRIIam p.,.... - Jaek L. This includes home visits afor Blagg, James Ji. Yeager, F)-eel- All Sbriners of Mason the s... 88 N 1 '-v..... t.o.: ....e .' ,:~ -~~ewl;:re:~":~ • ·~"'o':/:~ '!' ' 3CIWU, off"": •!!2!!~ wer~ar:;...inl pre<~Su~in, -~aitfe; l · singer and children ttl Columbus PT. PEASANT . t persons ViSJttnH the lllno erick G. Yeaaer, Ruth eornes, and vlelnlty are lavlted nn ~unday With ber 3u.i!.';., ~ge!' .t:'f the Pom IileHWa "~-.;:.::::!::~g. Thirty Luemma McllomUd. Joim The affair ww De grandmother, Mrs. Caroline! Pleasant local office of the school visits Blaag, B. V. Binll tba Pal WUson Shrine Club Turner IWest Virginia Department of Forty . five vlll ltb !0 Jeanne Burlingame, with dance, music to , Max Brown acco~pa~ted ~ Employment S&urlty, repor~ exams ~ere..,m;'!e ;rther ex· Mulford and Mohr • furnished by Jaln(nY Luncl) I · Wabama Band to tpey 0 he local office bemg re err,.. sludenta Funeral Home. tba V~abonds beglnnlnH sc 1 in address will bP s.-turday where the Juntor ed today that t ' amlnation. Fourteen Admission to the meeting , Jecky LewJS. Band P'rti<ipated in the Fes- serving the counties of have_ completed referrals fro:; be permitted lo those earg t of the Junior Class, <~nd tival Putnam and Jackson, e . 'd- prevmus visual screenlng p BABELOUS COUNTRY a 1966 Shrine Card. den res nse by Ronnie Gn.cst.s of Mr. and Mrs. Al- the placement of 37 grams this yell!·. ere WASHINGTON (UPII of the Senior Class. bert Swatrel over the week uaJs in employment Immunizations x donesia's tOO million people Pa m!ase4 ~,,..,_.... in Principal re Mr and Mrs. Alva March. During the pre~ . DPT 79; tetanus · sma po k 200 dialects. Tbe Morrtsville, ., , speak to !be Mrs. Kenneth Heyn· monlb there were 41 indJVJd- 36: typhoid>; measles 31: and :;.: national motto is <Omllti the!ana:,:ns •,i:tO.s of Wabama High School : s chosen tht: theme "Shower Sters" for th< Junior and ~nior Banquet to be held on ' -May 13th al G:SJ p.rn at the " hoof cafeteria. ~~: "':,~ l ·· --- Senior class ~:'~ mill~~ du~~u~ ~~~k:;doo, officers and olds, Mrs. Mrs. Fritz R. C.Swatzel, King, Mr. Mr. uals During placed. Marcil, there ~e Vi<kie Stewart, vice prest· and Mrs. Tex Myers and Mark. 143 Initial U. I. claims I gi::' ~ were polio 83. t; b Young People Are Confirmed ,Easter Sunday •==~~ ~~D~lv~er~sl~ty~,"~re~po~r~ts~ili~e~~~~vote~s~~~=O~==t tional Georgrapblc Society, filed Pleasant Valley Hospital . ,dent; Jo Thompson, secretary; with 2,673 weeks of unemploy-j ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Lorns ,Connie Harbour. treasurer. Senment compensatiaR c1aimed as l;teson Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. lor class sponsors are Frank compared to the month of Dudley 'wears, Apple Grove; Capehart and Scott W1llock ::~nd t March, 1965, one y~ar ~go, Harrv Pickens, Racme; Ga~y Mrs. Wilham Greer 0 when 2110 !nillat claims were Bowen, Apple Grove: Davtd Jumor Class officers are filed and 3,176 weeks .of un~m· Rimmey, Pt. Pleasant. Dal"' Machir, vice ;,~res1d~nt; n ere ployment compensatmR claim- DISCHARGED: Mrs. An~a Beverly Russell, sec ret;.Jry . ,l.tn· LETART. W. V~. --nl~cd- ed. IRainey, Henderson ; Denms da Call treasurer. Jumur Class will be a presentatum a f business on Roush Letart. sponsor~ are Mrs l,nn= l Frill , icatJOn of a baptJsmi=ll ~~wl At the close o ere 1434 in· BIRTHS : Mr. and Mrs. Phillev Jones, Mrs. J:hvid Miller memory of Ahee M_ . Rlckar t ~a~('h 31, the.r~ ~ fo; work lip Hall, Henderson, a son; Mr. dJvJduals regiS!~~ reb 31 1965 and Mrs. Dudley Wears, Apple •nd Nelson Jennings ·d th •I Howard. Sunday, Aprtl 17 a and 1'747 as o llJ3 • • Grove, a daug ht er. : The Tempos will prov1 e e ' 2 p.m. f : usic for dancing followingo !h~· : She had been a membR o I[ . amids t i lhe Oak Grove Church longer vancedl ' wres!lmg, PY~ 1 ' The 100 million • year • old anque . . than any member and passed the bamboo hop, inchld a so Meramee Caverns on Route 61 I awav Oct. 6. HlliS. :t1 thl' :~l!e will be work on the, ropes, . Missouri now has one of the · U Il days nd trampoline and crea- m 93 years, 11 mon IS, · rings a . nation's newest motels. Mrs. Hmvard's father, Sam- tive dancmg. uel Rickar"d. dona led the . ground For lhr Onk Grove church and cemetery. She had • MASON _ Six yuulhs or Ihe : !wo sisl-?rs and Fuur b~thers, ~ason Methodisl Church con- ~ John. Riley , ExevC'na, Samuel, frrmation class wrrP eonfirm- Milr.v <!!ld Harvev. .ed i I' 00 Easter SundHv hv thr Hev _, Mrs. Howard was mam I Baptismal Bow 0 d• d T be e lea e Q April 17th 1 .. ·3 ROOMS ,:,' s·I mmons Notes , 0 Important •; . B!!nd Events I ---ANNOUNCE SHOW . ! PT. PLE~SANT - The tii.OO Down- l o i - PHONE 773-5554 ConVMiitnl TtnM COLLECT-AND FREEfELIVERY MASON MASON, W. VA. MASON W.VA. ' :ro. . e111URSDAY eFRIDAY eSATURDAY APRIL 14 • 15-16 Reg. $1.59 PLASTIC CLOTHES LAMPS HAMPER PLASTIC ELECTRIC LAMP Reg. $1.59 Plastic Clothea Hamper with lid. Blue, pmk. white . New low .discount price. ;i : to April 30th with Mrs. C. Dodd and Mrs. Robert Roush charge of pub! icity. J. The president reported that _&n.tions for the band had been ,. leceiYed from Mason County Bank and Citizens ~ational . Jiank. . ·v~ Wahama FHA (;ivPs A~~Pmbly MASON _ Thf' Fulure Home 1 sponsored an <~ ~sem · .;.,. ,"-:! 'JI)y Thursday art"rnoon at Wa· J.' lwuna High School wilh frank ~Pehart of thP faculty sp~a~­ f on events pr ior lo Ch~1 st s •_ ile8th. His cructftXJon and re::;· Jni '' ~tion. the Pledg(' of Aile· . and :::;cripturf'. a trum· solo, '' Holy City." wa~ play· Gary Green ~ :1r1·om· ;'Ptiled by Leah J\.nn Mii.IN ;d piano. Aflerwards the rept>atl'rl the Lord' s ;Jl:r;>yer. Christy H o wC~rd play a cJarinel solo. at·comp;m SPECIAL ASSORTMENT QUILTED PLASTIC BAGS •HANGING o54 INCH GARMENT lAGS •ILAHKIT IIAGI SHOE BAGS · Plastle Ulillty Bags for ho.hold use. Garment baga hold 11 garments. _ Handy shoe ball to keep your shoes In betw shape. Zippered blanket baiL Dlscaunt Price GLASS OIL LAMP 1 tmctien sale date was c11ang- 88! $1.00 MEN'S WHITE • conON TEE SHIRTS ** 3 * Jr DIIIMETE/l GI?ILI. * EXTilA STUI(DY BIMSS FINISH lEGS POSITION Gfllll Go Huffy For 1966 • FREE PARKING ALWAYS THRU MASON PICKENS HARDWARE STORE HOURS: Open Every Day 7:00 Til 5,30 Saturclay Til 8:00 PM •Not Open Friday Nights .00 F 0 Si.!es 7 WEB ALUMINUM PATIOt ' LOUNGE SIZE TV 5aVING TRAY IRONING BOARD 7 . Heavy Webs Tubular Construction DISCOUNT PRICE s .88 .88 PATIO CHAIRS Tubular Frames .88 .99 WHITE end Colon FLAT WALL PAINT White end PROTECTION FOR P~INTlNG Ji)C: RACHEl lQCKET SET 8ac . 17! g~~~s STURDY ••• SAFE . AvaUable In 'tcii"'CA & White MIDDLEPORT, 0. 99 BLOCKS 6 FT. ALUMINUM STEP ~LADDER THE SHOE BOX -.• 9'x12' SEAMWS PWTIC _ ' $3.99 .~ Postel Colors . FOR THE HOME WORKSHOP · ~~ ln. Die"'eter SO Ft. SeC. 9·7( ' '. ·t' s .a~ .. /"The I ....011 CARPET App.43xl8 6. Heavy Webs FAMOUS "DIXIE'' GLOSS HOUSE PAINT VICTOR VINYL LATEX ASSORTED Mll,L.,END I of e FRESH SPRING STOCK e FULLy GUARANTEED R 6-WEB ALUMINUM U. S. KEDS APRIL 10 - If you, by any mild a word) at all the earn· chance missed the '1'1' shOwing age, and I bope tbat, tlus very of of C<Jmelius Ryan's minute some .moves ~w~rd .a "The Last Day." weU, It's too Ipeace table might be stirrmg m bad and· of course you can't those cunning Oriental bram!i. see' them all. Is it too much to hope? "The ast Battle" (tn three parts in three lnatallments, LOOKING AROUND - Some :March, Aprll - a~d May com· recent pet peeves - Peeve No. lng up) portrays m the most 1- Life Magazine with aged vivid way that I have ever 11yes, aged) Charlie Chaplin on seen, the very last stand of !lb• cover wilb Sophia Loren, the vaunted German Army and yet - Charlie, I for one Amerl· the taler Allied Arnueo ready can bade you good,by long ago to. take over. , when you look a barrel or so of And I, for OIU', am glad such 1 America money and went ntallterpieces 81 uThe L as t overseas with It - ranting Day" are still being written Hand That Fed You" and make us remember the you went - Peeve No 2, only complete awfulness of those : I'm jokin' - thill polar we~tther I years 1941 to 1945, when a ·_ but one is content madman, yes, a madman, one · if following doesn't hapAdolf Schlckelgruber br. na.me, . pen _ "Rough winds do shake Hiller to a horrified, eivlhzed the darling buds of May" world, carne darn near rulmg 1two guesses whom I'm quoting and completely mining Western ...._ never a finer line written, elvUizatlon. Is.,. bard lover B.M.H. - Peeve t present you with just a ' No. 3, and here J quit (on f!W, a very few, of the vivid peeves) - persons who can tlle llnes d..crlblng tba reactions / wrong number - but 1 keep of our men, and the Allies, as remembering how easy 'tis Lo they n<llred Berlin and t h e do - however, a very lame per· skeletons '"IIIIOllt) of h a If son bas to trot ilia, ha) to the dead concentration camp pris- phone here if no one else about oners, the awful ovens of Da- Good Things, to offsel the chan still full o1 bones, and all :above, (I) Our crocuses, all the ruins of lll<'n, eltles and as ·4'.1 plus putting lovely color in l say, almost Clvlhza!lon It· iour yard. <2) Our self. ! heart <covered nightly) ''Batt!• hardened soldiers will Icoming apace. (3) lee forevt>r remembor this sight t <and B.M.H., go lightly with grim anger. Gen . . George that dlpp.r those Patton, "Old Blood and Guts," tale scales!. (4l Another Easter turoed away, his eyos wet with and let us ail rejnlee and sing tears and was uncontrollably : 11 He Lives" - if you haven't ill: the next day he <Patton; CK'· : heard or sung it recently, try dered an entire nearby German Ito recall It also "lle Arose" vlllqe to go see these death not real tiUe, 1 guess, but you hnuses, which they had known know what one I mean nothing of. Any whn hung l>:!ck 1 were escorted at rifle point. The 1 following mornlna the mayor 1 . I BECOME VN.SI!RIOUS of the village and his wife IJUSt a moment to give you this honged themselves." :week's best one ( at least for I shall not harry you further : me, struck me as so tunny). But - "Lest We ff)rget" we• II IIDId You hear about England had bettor kelp on remember· Iselling ~ ..Roc~ ~I Gibraltar to lng. reading and praying that •France . No. Yes, and now such tyranny, now In 19611, can- !they eall ij De Gallstone." not be endured. I f too, deplore war in fullest . IF YOU DON'T get t II I s measure. I fully agree with last, you should see your Doc r,en, Sherman's f'amous def!n~ or else start taking sassafras tlon of it. And I'm alm001t ready tea or something right awayto agree with "There never. was Ob, yes, lood old suphur and 1 NOW is the 1ime to. HUFFY Outdoor Power Equipment For 1966 shopping here. A flavorful selection of tho finest quality foods, choicest meato, most delicious dtllcaciH, all the fomlly's favor- Open 8 to 8-Mon. Thru Sat. ltH, bucftot pricod, S!ock·up and save. 5TH & PEARL STS. - RACINE "The Store With A Hart• Gold Medal paris . #ul·•v,,,. A MARKEt fine food valuH when you do your weekly o, Blanche M. Hasklu Spr~y Prlco I RACINE Your shopping cart overflows with Did You Know · That ... ? LYSOL Deodorizing Disinfectant Discount ' pre."ntrd . nesday and Thursday, April 20 I and %1. Curtain time will be 8 p.m. lor both performances. Admission will be free. The Blue Flame Festival is heing brought to Pomeroy by Columbua Gas of Ohio, Inc., wilh Pomeroy-Middleport Dally Sentinel and cooperating mer· chants as co-sponsors. REGULAR 63c SIZE Bona me ai the Main Street ·.) MASON - Gm1lf! Stmmons. junior high school gym on A~ · 'N dlrector of the Wahama i ril 14 at 7 : ~ p.m. .st.~ts will , ~ Band has partieipate m exh1bJtmns of r(tbe Band Co~cert will be given ~-~~ing (begi~~~~ - . an~·-!~, ", April 17th, and that the festi. . 1 8t Raven swood is April Jed by Glona G1bbs. Mrs. Ele~ I nor Mill<:!~ of Middleport IS John Morsan, president of F:.,:H;;,A~•d:;,;v;;:is;;:or~.=====I the boosters, presided at a '•' ·recent meeting when the """'" .1 SEE ·"ltgreed to submit a btd lor 1 1 • , ,'i of the Wahama Alum· Banquet on May 2llth. The P:ollowin~ ~ Plans were nearly complete today for the appearance here · '· ' next weelt the Blue Flame ·~ i Feolival tba traveling cooking ; school ~ lhow for mndem homemakers. The two-performance show will be In Pomeroy to be presented !rom the stage of Pomeroy Junior High School, Wed- of HOGG & ZUSPAN JjiTERIALS CO. FURNITURE CO. ALKA SELTZER an- nuul Point Pleasant ~unior Hi uh ~~~ mn as! ir show w1ll be I > . . ' • Flooring · · ·.. eDoon eWindows e :Pinellnl! ' . . , eCIIIing Tile ePienty on H•ncl For All Your Needs- Low.Prices ONLY . · e Fr1 ming Lumber 1 Marvan Framr - Tt;r v w t ' r e to Steplwn L Howard. who ·ct . S mit l• passed away July 16, 19lt They Scott Cadle. D<WI • ·• ·• ·h · chil Jatmes Frame. l'harlc~ .Joh n· wt·n· hl es~e.rl Wit , ~n~ H . sob, Timmy Roush and Dt>nnis ~~~n. ~;::~~n:~h \i~~:~~~l. a R~:~ Johnson. . h M cDe~dt• Grace Evans. McDnnAdult.s taken. mto thto chu;;,<; ~ld ;lt•~ard. Steve Howard . .are Mrs. Challrs ~~~rton. 1\('. · Malinda Gerl<u_:h, and RUS<i 1'11 Howard Johnson. o~ll'phen a- HowJrd. Virgini:-~ wt1s killed d1e and Dallas Cadl e. H J J in a trarfic a1"C 1rirnt March 8. ; On Palm Sunda~ . thf' : ~ : 19~7 . Sacrament o{ hl'!pllsm a._· Sh~ has 26 grandchildren,, administered to Terry L~ and gre;1t grandehi ld n•n. and . Tamm1· L ynn ·S·ay r"'"· ch lldn•n~ gn•at great gr andchildren . ' of Mr. and Mrs. Ch<Jrlrc; ~ · Evervonc is wt•k·om" , e<;p,ecSayre of Pomeroy. and .lulte · inllv a.nvtHJe wl1o is related to f·Ann and Russe ll Charks Flagg, i .\fr~. l1!;·w;u·d. There will br a children of Mr. and Mrs. OavJd ·. haptismal srrvif'e and special · Flagg 1 Mason. : sing in!- ., Sprlag SpechliS a good war, nor 8 bad peace." molasses And my heart and prayers m Olith our line boys ID fir away Viet Num, n~11nc for still another principle Involved In jus~ I!Ucb IICtlleS 88 above. M{ heart aches ao t II e "l!oodtb boxel" <0111t bo1111 from 'lllete." (One JuJt eimt to Pl. Pleuant) 1'rere 11 no ..., to really evt11 help to ' Over 1!1• ::. Ill I Frerieh ·~illor ~~~,~~~~~~~I 11101'111· II lilflh; !,He M,lrlnH piUI!flnl riJht Jn. are call the 111\lllo >''mouth of bell.' ' <lliere ·new strike sometime~ weeki 4!11Mt· 'l'lnnyson'a "Cbllp of to lo.llow a ~h!'Uf lht ~ ~··,. *riiilllD ~"~'ir l!1t! llatHwned. . wllb lridt. llllllil JIOO _aatl ';!«<ricl~ I' ' f!ll'e 10 lb. bag Right Rntrvod h Limit Qu1ntltiH Red Croll Elbow Macarc:1i l c Shc:-tc:1ir:g 69( Sc OFF LABEL 10c OFF LABEL Folger's TIDE Downy Apricots -- - 4 N=~~~·$1 Pineap~le - 3 Miikod- - - - - 79c FilL· 1 ALll MEAT Bl!YS/ lb. box Snow Drift 3-lb. -can In Juice Decanter Jar INSTANT COFFEE 10 oz. tize Hunt's Quality laundry Detergent FABRIC SOFTNER Gl1nt Sweel TrNt Sllcod Size Box 1 gar. jug FAIRMONT ASSORTED VARIETIES lib. 89c 'l:t gollon carton .. Produce ~ , a,ues! FLORIDA LEAN AND MEATY BOILING BEEF J 8 9c lb. pkg. FOR SOUP AND STEW · ]lb. ORANGEs Gropefru;t. OR BEEF SHORT RIBS 99c s Ill. 1119 3 lb. 1.3\5 LEAN CENTER CUTS <I Special! frostie BUTIERMILK LUNCH MEAT BEEF ---- UPJ!lt'l' NEW STRIIE P~ (UPJJ ~:~tt;,;=e~ Fi'lllceee ~-~= II BEST BUYS FOR APRIL 14-15-16 ALL PURPOSE GROUND FRESH POR YOUI Queey: Did oor forebears really take that latter? I .don't believe ltl I lfoplns you a r e a the same -BMH. 1 losses ·bliJJt 1ovot1 oaea. llut ... J fll!ilta11111 11181 ...Uigl • IJ')ef_ ft<ltl .. tbaoe 'Ill&"' *"' maybt!. 10c OFF LABEL ..A L :. J ,.~. ' ·39 Fui-Volu DAIRY BUY! ROOT BEER C I 0 ounce BoiiiH 4 CRTS. 51,00 6-Bottle Carton ........... 29c ' :' A FUL-VALU B . UY! . ' �., i' I:~.: • w Ditfy: '""siness .. ) ., , B~· r: ~ ' ·; ·. I ' . • ·. MA •.CiaBB ~laas cb ,:of Sta ~nior -:l.!ay l school Wei! Riven dent ,• the I' ~slll Folid)' Cl~ .croup ._ Oth< Jif"V ,dent; .Conni• ior cl Capel .'un Dale Bevel d.n C; spons ley J aod : Tht musl• baflql ' ._t ·,1 4 • · · · Character Assassination is ' Refined in Polities Today· ~.~~~..~ :-:u!~~ ROB L E E lhat the IIOIIIIdneis of an arguBY mERONYMOIIS 1 Charges on moral arojlnds ment can be destroyed by ot· For many yea~ this country Irnade against a California &on· tacking the inorals of tbe proba~ been afflicted b~· the type ator were so revolting that tile punent of it. ~s if the rule! pltal. of !awyer who wins his case makers \.\'t!re hailed into court of goemotzy or physics Lwld by attacking the character of I and forced to admit the stories be set aside by "pioving" that Mr!. Marte· opposing witnesse~. or if on I werf' gro~ndless. . . Euclid or. Ne~ton diverged with the side 01 the prosecution. by .· The rwt1onal cap1tol toda)' Is from their neighbors jq moral accusing the de-fendant of mor·- i rrowded with those whG would affairs. Or that tbe wisdom of al lapses which rei! II~· hav1• dt>fend their actions or beliefs, Solomon should be doubted be- : nothing to do with the crinll:' not with_ any debat~ on the c~us~ of the circumstar~res of 1 of which he i ~ charged. nm!1f'r 1tself but With 3l"CUsa- hts b1rth. Mortf and more u! ltth' this lions nt dissenters. A Congress- Or on the other side doos dis- . method has erept into arfa~n:; l' ~un who ~oe:s not join in the approval of the cha~acter or uf government. perhaps revz1•- · const•nsus IS not refuted on the selling methods of the pub- ' ing a prm:tice ot accepted polit· 1_II.~ Iogie of his s~nd l}n H def- Usher of a magazine justify tbe 1 ic.-.! nwrality of the Jrfft•rsnn· : m1te 1 s~ue but with charges or United States Supreme Court • J,1ckson eras. Anti-Civil Highl"> beliefs or of ; in upholding a five _ year !len- j The Jatf' and unlamented St>n. , being "soft on Communisn1. ., 1tence given a publisher (l1r the ; Mr•Carthy introdurffl h.is lypt> 1 If h_e rel'us~s to vo~ .~01' JA..ny Iissuing of an ''obscene'' maga~ ! uf charactl:'r as~ass111a110n tnt.o : ~pendmg pro)Ct•t, he IS . unwtll- zine, when the justices who con- ! Srnatorial Invpst igatinn somP , mg to help. the underprivileged · t-'Urred in the maJOrity opiniGn . years agl' ;md:. w~·l l. kr·,•·1n and promotmg unemployment." admitted . in tbat opinion that perennial candidate for high Lt>l tum doubt the necessity of there were no grounds for the offices was <Jl:J\t' to 1iell'al ~r·\'· '. a billion dollar boondoggle · in charge in the subject matter t'ral I"Ompetitors.b~. the ~atJ lt' : sp;rl·t> and he is aL"cust:d of con- of the magazine itself. ... mt•lhod . 'f'he uneur1n·nlionil l hr--. nt>diun~ with '·our enemies." Surely this is not h t th ~ husband tfJ Milwaukee to meet II havior or minor .~uvt'rnmf"nt 1 1'he eharge of treason is used ! Biblical prophet m w ~ be 1 his boat. Whi.Je gone sbe visit· employEoes iwo:; hf-en hrlU up as . tu stifle discussion cmd ''MiUta- ~ •·come let us reason teang th r. ed Mrs. George L. Beegle . edt • ' Lor' proor Of the Ull f llllt'S.~ 0. !>1.'\'1'1'· ry :St'C'!'et)' 'I.S ~S 0 .eensor • 0 am andMr. andM'"• al presidents. A gontl t->11 of the tlw press. 1 h1s IS advancmg the j bert Wolfe and daU~hter, published matt-ria\ :n \lit' 1964 i ancient technique intG new 1 of Olmstead Falls. Bradl'ord presidential campai~n a~~;ti iPd dimensions. i By EDNA XNOPP Mr. and Mrs. Otto . ..•,.'· . .' 1 the personal ehararl!·:· r~1!1wr An author who writes a book! Max Knopp and friend, RGald spent an afternoon w1th Mr. than the politil'al :~iHl :til's of · lTitic~l of government, profes- ! 1A. Moyers II of Sandwich, Ill., 1 Bradford's aunt, Mrs. Hazel the t'andidatt>s. siomtl t>nLerprise or large in-il'd like. to think that April, now ; attending Palmer College of ~ Curtis, at Reedsvllle. dt;str~· ('an t<Xped to have his iSome balmy days will bring. 1chiropractic at Davenport, lo- Mr. and M~. Bernard . priv<tle <~Hairs ilwt>sligated, his But pessimistie folks avow i wa, spent a weekend with l':Y and children of Shlptelephone tapped and his move- IThat Winter still is king ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Otis .\nopp. Max: PinBJKI!'t, Pa., the week The Compton Model CH3DOO 111111 nwnts ··sh<:~dtlwed " by prlvale j will return to school for tbe end with Mrs. The Very Best Quality 23" Conoolo TV In Used Ciltrs Anywhere •i t' not public) detertives. One ,Earh da at morn 1 aze 8 _,summer quarter. ents, Mr. and Mrs. ot our lc~rgest eorporations adg : as of Palmer visited )l iS par- Johnson. (23" overall diagonal. 282 aq. Ina. viewable area) NO REASONABLE . mils spending over six thous-1 ' • . enls, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gerald Hart uf Newar"k~:~~:11 Advanc:ed Q-28 power retft'V~ 23,000 volt chaiN• OFFF.R REFUSED I Thomas, Cheshire . the weekend with llis P< - - - -- - · and dollars with detective agen-·For added signs of Sprue. • Super HiP Gain 3 atllp 1F tmpliftlll" with exo&ptional Hlllltlvlty SEE t ie~ in an attempt to discredit For flowers coming through Mr. and Mrs. Do~ld Dorst I Mr. and Mrs. Ronald lor pjctur1 llw~ and delail • Admirflllbn• Balanct~r drruit aDd ''Circuit Shield 8yatem'" , the author of 1 book whi<.'h critttte ground and daughters of Newark vislt· Mr. and Mrs. Paul • ,:lw Admin! St.Mlbond •cturt tube ... b:mded ftller latens!BH tcllll.• ieJzrd one of Iheir products. , For early birdt who sing. ed Mrs. Dorst's parents, Mr. l and children of COlumbus ?lout. •luminJud for briMhfel' picture& · Those who demonstrate and Mrs. Frank Walton while ' a weekend with his , • Ni!!w Admir•l Unitiud Channel ul~lon ... emarll!t alylinr and gainst Administration policies But, seems that for earb sign ] moving their trailer hDme · 1Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford. •asier luniQ&". Lilhtfld Channel numbert. "'Your Rambler Deller" • Tooe and oonvenitlrt plllh-putl GJI•al voJume coabolt POMEROY, 0 . are discredited not by the I ~~. . . I Gallipolis. Mr. Dorst has • Admiral ljWIIily APfll'kel' for rieb FM HUnd There IS an, anc~t saymg ployment jn Pt. Pleasant. Comtemporary Uprisht CmiiOle Styllnr Model CH3001 walnut. That whal I m hopmg caD not i Edith Grimm spenl son10 11 Model CH3002 MaboJany. G.ed Flnilhn on bardbolrd. 33Y,' b. 28~ w, 16" d. 1 time with her parents. Mr. and Th ~eW· te ill be . I a 1D r "' staymg. 1 Mrs. Harry Wolfe before Your Do,....toblo I ., . 1to Chagrin Falls to the Forsy~ • blooms an signs of I of her daughter and IIOB·in-law, Duler For ' Ml ~ast ,rrrm edl Mar· Sco~ Jam son ~ ' Johr A< are Ho• dle '1 Of Sa~ ad 'Tal ··Of I ' Say T.HE MOlT ' · ' COMfOR'I'ABtl SHOE 'VOU HAYE EVER WORN I .,, .;;,. SPRIII·'I MS BUILD-UP lOW II PROGRESS ·" ' '•· '1·7" 10 • f ' • ~~CQ4IJE;;;:,__.__ [] i MAIIK·T· Don't Forget Your.Bonalll Caml t'or Extra Soi:H G.reen StiUnps ID ' I I SWIFT'S PREMIUM-U, S. GOVT. INSPECTED CENTER CUT ~ ' Pork Loin Roast or Chops \ I 1 -.==••=====.------·---- 1 r 1 DorcaS oefr. , News Ntes ... THE POET'S CORNER Yc At Rambler Trade-Ins ~~ ' t-lllll11ent!Del, l'omeroyolollddleport, 0., April 11, ~ v ...... I lq out Ill cmr tbelr llud, but beca• IOIDI of tbem wear boardtl ot do DOl vlsll 111e barber roaullfl!o, or bave. ~~"'~"' aled from,llle "wroot' coilege. f\ Adn•l•al. 1 ' ' .. ,, , ~ We'rtao wre you'D love &h• comfort in thia Roblee dre. pattern that we'll aivto )'Gil your money baek at yoUr SCOT SWifT'S PIIMIUM U.S. GOV'T, INSPICTID Jii AIL MilT II ;k:~· · 1 4SC SWIFT'S PHMIUM LIAfi.MILD SliCED BACON r.,~~. -~ Pk1. V l·9c SWifT'S PIEMIUM U.S, GOVT. INSPECTED PIECE . ~ BOLOGNA' u.. TOWELS firat whimper of complaint We have it at.ocked In allllOit every a~ailable 1iulo insure WHITE OR ASSTD. per!ect fit-•nd the ultra. Dt airboma cuhloned ia. tole ruaranteet comfort wltb every 411 81~. WIENERS ' "' 39c,b. CAllA STYlE PERFECT COMFORT OR WE GUARANTEE YOUR MONEY BACK I BONELESS ROLLED AND TIED ttep. rounr 1 METROPOLITAN MOfORS ANTHONY 1 Plumbing· Heating INGELS CARPET HOUSE I IN POMEROY Watch for Grand Opening Coming This Week!! f.. I Spnnr, still the saying goes ~~ and Mrs, Thomas , That lingerlog Winter still will v c' '"' d Mr H ld Biee- IJ I bring, ap .... m a~. _s: aro _ A triiG more of snowl. gle of Florida VISlted their 1 daughter, June Wendorf and Of plokletinkt (somo caU them graodaoD!, Rondy and Jeff. I frogs) 1 Mrs. Beegle accGmpanJed her ' Tlrat ''sing" when weather's ; nice, . The saying is, that all I But PLUMBING AND Other Rolllees 13.99 to 17.99 IIIII RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. In The Mlddr. Block SALES •nd SERVICE Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. POMEROY'S HEATING Phono W'f 2-2550 f HUNT'S PORK CHAPMAN· CANADAY ·- Quollty Shoo Store ' PRESENTS IN POMEROY, oHIO I r.ar the many ship-shape And if unusually sunny akies 1 Bring out some early bees ' I The pessimist will still insist, I That surely !bey will freeze, ' To the ~acb at Waikikl, We will fight the valiant battle, In the field of poverty. CHAFIL.IE ... THIS NEW VINYL "CUSHIONFLOA" HAS PURE VINYL. FOAM 25·LB. BAG I For voter's registration, we first upon the scene. And find time, 11 1 aide line, To keep th!! highwaya elean. I I,I ,i j HUNT'S STEWED $ PORK& 5E.:1 gc TWO-PIECE FRENCH S•llor Look ' 1\ i The two-piece French Sailor Look by "Bobbie Brool has an "A" line skirt. Back button over blouse. V'd al lhe neck. Sizes 5 to 15. ©M~ik10@[tl]@[!,@[Rl I : RISE INSTAflt LATHER REG. OR MENTHOL~ AVi 1-o,,Tuk &room & CleaD '' FREE ltOIAGE STYL&:4\S SHOWN . :, $149 INGELS ~ ~~~:~~~~~lo;·;, CARPET HOUSE way, .. ( I • HUNT'S • T011ato ~uice s (ltase and San.ora t COFFE ....,.,• IEGULAR or DRIP 20c OFF ,,,.$ 99 CAIS' ,I EMPIRE ONE-PIECE This smart Empire one piece aa llluatratfltl in sketch ''B" has a vest look with ltrlped Dickey Iiilow. Sizes 5 to 15. bl• In Winter's cold, so dark llld drear, .9P'IN FRIDAY For mlay day1, I wondered; Could balmy Sprlq be really near? ·- , ..,., ' ·SATURDAY r1!L.,:Oo o ""f'• 1lle.:~ ~ ·111ft trlth II eaa ~. qull4i''o Iq1;~, . I TIL 8:00 POMEROY 1 This question, mncb I pondered. But wltb eold breeze and anow 1nd freeze, On day• that obould be Sprlna dayo, ., .-~~-: ...... ~~: ···~· .. · · •. .... _ ....____ ·rr-~ n• • ' !:, ,·,.t~ • .. : .... ::.. - .......... ~·-. . ...... · •;: --J• ..... • -~-:- lol HUNT'S Calif, Soli• Pack Can Spring be far behind u1! PHONE WY 2-5661 $1 3 ·~ts. 25 1 Nf!IV 8...... 11 • 11 300 Caas I STYlE "A" AS SHOWN ren, In hamle18 most remott I With "aid to schools" ar:Jd. swim- 1 ming pools, I NEW FROM CONIOlEUM·NAIRN ~ We never lose a vote. New .Vinyl Cush iun~or is the most ex:citing ftooring sinCf! vinyl was mventt>d' ll ha~ a built-in l'ushion to make it warmer Alld ff by any chance you lafi I ~r-so spriii J;:I/ it H'l:owrs from ln>t>l dents. This eas; . To gaze upon these scenes. ' I walkmg, em~y-1:·lr•:m vinyl is oo lli'W , even the patterns haYe ·' You'll find rerua of every one whole nPw look. On all the Tee-Vee screens. They're sculplllff'd H.A .W, for a deep, cw:hiony N~rn new dimen~ion . Tn ' " ' " LATE SPRING upl.dlBive, tqo. Squre Yard On a former day, in 1 rhyming way Tht! 2~::~ 2gc 11.11 ' 5-15. uFirst start'' we give to child- 1 CAJngoleum J .HUNT'S 'I'OMATO W/CHEESE ' Nice 'n nautlc.l ... and neat as a pln-thfs "see" worthy Utile gathering. Great forward and aft. From hem to stern. Each middy·fied with the cleverest coUarfn& yet. Collectors items-<lne and all-sailored then tailor· ed to shape up sensationally on board or off-in 1 dauntless combination of 65% Dacron polyester""-35% Cotton. Raise the flags for great color comblnaUoDI· Are INSIDE l _.:_ .....;_ FASHIONED IN DACRON* Balladt Lo ....,. de Ia ,..,... From tbe bills of Appalachia, FEATHERS ARE FOR THE &lAOS, '.,. Tuna ·4'~·::· __ ___________ __~1 II 1 But soon now, when the moRtb :' of May, Brings warmUI that's past de- l nial, Th.ey will iosist that heat or day, Will iOOa become 1 trial. NONNA McGHEE -- , ARGO CHILl SAUCE 4 ~~::·~1 SAUCE 25c OFF dress looks of I' -· 4 1 BURGER BITS • I They'll suffer frozen feet. HUNT'S TOMATO & 300 Cans HUNT CLUB I When early birds would bring 1 us cheer, With chirps and songs st sweet, 1 The man of gloom insists ''I 6 TOES Btls. HUNT'S . ,_ . r;-- ' bogs 20·01. HUNT'S FRUIT their] Will yet be sheathed in ice. ·4 HUNT'S SOUD PACK CAlF. .. ~ •• 4 _8_9_c__P_A_S_T_E_~~-~-··....:2=-~_::;-=2=.9=-c ·" BEANS ------~~-~? Noxl to Elborlehle ~?: .•... ·~ ~c,:.~~ ~.~ .~···, .. ~ fr' , ~ Ji SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT. INSPECTED PORK ROAST . ~ ·' ,"4 ' Jb. Take thll Roble• 10 Day Walk Test/ .rl/;.,,. �., i' I:~.: • w Ditfy: '""siness .. ) ., , B~· r: ~ ' ·; ·. I ' . • ·. MA •.CiaBB ~laas cb ,:of Sta ~nior -:l.!ay l school Wei! Riven dent ,• the I' ~slll Folid)' Cl~ .croup ._ Oth< Jif"V ,dent; .Conni• ior cl Capel .'un Dale Bevel d.n C; spons ley J aod : Tht musl• baflql ' ._t ·,1 4 • · · · Character Assassination is ' Refined in Polities Today· ~.~~~..~ :-:u!~~ ROB L E E lhat the IIOIIIIdneis of an arguBY mERONYMOIIS 1 Charges on moral arojlnds ment can be destroyed by ot· For many yea~ this country Irnade against a California &on· tacking the inorals of tbe proba~ been afflicted b~· the type ator were so revolting that tile punent of it. ~s if the rule! pltal. of !awyer who wins his case makers \.\'t!re hailed into court of goemotzy or physics Lwld by attacking the character of I and forced to admit the stories be set aside by "pioving" that Mr!. Marte· opposing witnesse~. or if on I werf' gro~ndless. . . Euclid or. Ne~ton diverged with the side 01 the prosecution. by .· The rwt1onal cap1tol toda)' Is from their neighbors jq moral accusing the de-fendant of mor·- i rrowded with those whG would affairs. Or that tbe wisdom of al lapses which rei! II~· hav1• dt>fend their actions or beliefs, Solomon should be doubted be- : nothing to do with the crinll:' not with_ any debat~ on the c~us~ of the circumstar~res of 1 of which he i ~ charged. nm!1f'r 1tself but With 3l"CUsa- hts b1rth. Mortf and more u! ltth' this lions nt dissenters. A Congress- Or on the other side doos dis- . method has erept into arfa~n:; l' ~un who ~oe:s not join in the approval of the cha~acter or uf government. perhaps revz1•- · const•nsus IS not refuted on the selling methods of the pub- ' ing a prm:tice ot accepted polit· 1_II.~ Iogie of his s~nd l}n H def- Usher of a magazine justify tbe 1 ic.-.! nwrality of the Jrfft•rsnn· : m1te 1 s~ue but with charges or United States Supreme Court • J,1ckson eras. Anti-Civil Highl"> beliefs or of ; in upholding a five _ year !len- j The Jatf' and unlamented St>n. , being "soft on Communisn1. ., 1tence given a publisher (l1r the ; Mr•Carthy introdurffl h.is lypt> 1 If h_e rel'us~s to vo~ .~01' JA..ny Iissuing of an ''obscene'' maga~ ! uf charactl:'r as~ass111a110n tnt.o : ~pendmg pro)Ct•t, he IS . unwtll- zine, when the justices who con- ! Srnatorial Invpst igatinn somP , mg to help. the underprivileged · t-'Urred in the maJOrity opiniGn . years agl' ;md:. w~·l l. kr·,•·1n and promotmg unemployment." admitted . in tbat opinion that perennial candidate for high Lt>l tum doubt the necessity of there were no grounds for the offices was <Jl:J\t' to 1iell'al ~r·\'· '. a billion dollar boondoggle · in charge in the subject matter t'ral I"Ompetitors.b~. the ~atJ lt' : sp;rl·t> and he is aL"cust:d of con- of the magazine itself. ... mt•lhod . 'f'he uneur1n·nlionil l hr--. nt>diun~ with '·our enemies." Surely this is not h t th ~ husband tfJ Milwaukee to meet II havior or minor .~uvt'rnmf"nt 1 1'he eharge of treason is used ! Biblical prophet m w ~ be 1 his boat. Whi.Je gone sbe visit· employEoes iwo:; hf-en hrlU up as . tu stifle discussion cmd ''MiUta- ~ •·come let us reason teang th r. ed Mrs. George L. Beegle . edt • ' Lor' proor Of the Ull f llllt'S.~ 0. !>1.'\'1'1'· ry :St'C'!'et)' 'I.S ~S 0 .eensor • 0 am andMr. andM'"• al presidents. A gontl t->11 of the tlw press. 1 h1s IS advancmg the j bert Wolfe and daU~hter, published matt-ria\ :n \lit' 1964 i ancient technique intG new 1 of Olmstead Falls. Bradl'ord presidential campai~n a~~;ti iPd dimensions. i By EDNA XNOPP Mr. and Mrs. Otto . ..•,.'· . .' 1 the personal ehararl!·:· r~1!1wr An author who writes a book! Max Knopp and friend, RGald spent an afternoon w1th Mr. than the politil'al :~iHl :til's of · lTitic~l of government, profes- ! 1A. Moyers II of Sandwich, Ill., 1 Bradford's aunt, Mrs. Hazel the t'andidatt>s. siomtl t>nLerprise or large in-il'd like. to think that April, now ; attending Palmer College of ~ Curtis, at Reedsvllle. dt;str~· ('an t<Xped to have his iSome balmy days will bring. 1chiropractic at Davenport, lo- Mr. and M~. Bernard . priv<tle <~Hairs ilwt>sligated, his But pessimistie folks avow i wa, spent a weekend with l':Y and children of Shlptelephone tapped and his move- IThat Winter still is king ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Otis .\nopp. Max: PinBJKI!'t, Pa., the week The Compton Model CH3DOO 111111 nwnts ··sh<:~dtlwed " by prlvale j will return to school for tbe end with Mrs. The Very Best Quality 23" Conoolo TV In Used Ciltrs Anywhere •i t' not public) detertives. One ,Earh da at morn 1 aze 8 _,summer quarter. ents, Mr. and Mrs. ot our lc~rgest eorporations adg : as of Palmer visited )l iS par- Johnson. (23" overall diagonal. 282 aq. Ina. viewable area) NO REASONABLE . mils spending over six thous-1 ' • . enls, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gerald Hart uf Newar"k~:~~:11 Advanc:ed Q-28 power retft'V~ 23,000 volt chaiN• OFFF.R REFUSED I Thomas, Cheshire . the weekend with llis P< - - - -- - · and dollars with detective agen-·For added signs of Sprue. • Super HiP Gain 3 atllp 1F tmpliftlll" with exo&ptional Hlllltlvlty SEE t ie~ in an attempt to discredit For flowers coming through Mr. and Mrs. Do~ld Dorst I Mr. and Mrs. Ronald lor pjctur1 llw~ and delail • Admirflllbn• Balanct~r drruit aDd ''Circuit Shield 8yatem'" , the author of 1 book whi<.'h critttte ground and daughters of Newark vislt· Mr. and Mrs. Paul • ,:lw Admin! St.Mlbond •cturt tube ... b:mded ftller latens!BH tcllll.• ieJzrd one of Iheir products. , For early birdt who sing. ed Mrs. Dorst's parents, Mr. l and children of COlumbus ?lout. •luminJud for briMhfel' picture& · Those who demonstrate and Mrs. Frank Walton while ' a weekend with his , • Ni!!w Admir•l Unitiud Channel ul~lon ... emarll!t alylinr and gainst Administration policies But, seems that for earb sign ] moving their trailer hDme · 1Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford. •asier luniQ&". Lilhtfld Channel numbert. "'Your Rambler Deller" • Tooe and oonvenitlrt plllh-putl GJI•al voJume coabolt POMEROY, 0 . are discredited not by the I ~~. . . I Gallipolis. Mr. Dorst has • Admiral ljWIIily APfll'kel' for rieb FM HUnd There IS an, anc~t saymg ployment jn Pt. Pleasant. Comtemporary Uprisht CmiiOle Styllnr Model CH3001 walnut. That whal I m hopmg caD not i Edith Grimm spenl son10 11 Model CH3002 MaboJany. G.ed Flnilhn on bardbolrd. 33Y,' b. 28~ w, 16" d. 1 time with her parents. Mr. and Th ~eW· te ill be . I a 1D r "' staymg. 1 Mrs. Harry Wolfe before Your Do,....toblo I ., . 1to Chagrin Falls to the Forsy~ • blooms an signs of I of her daughter and IIOB·in-law, Duler For ' Ml ~ast ,rrrm edl Mar· Sco~ Jam son ~ ' Johr A< are Ho• dle '1 Of Sa~ ad 'Tal ··Of I ' Say T.HE MOlT ' · ' COMfOR'I'ABtl SHOE 'VOU HAYE EVER WORN I .,, .;;,. SPRIII·'I MS BUILD-UP lOW II PROGRESS ·" ' '•· '1·7" 10 • f ' • ~~CQ4IJE;;;:,__.__ [] i MAIIK·T· Don't Forget Your.Bonalll Caml t'or Extra Soi:H G.reen StiUnps ID ' I I SWIFT'S PREMIUM-U, S. GOVT. INSPECTED CENTER CUT ~ ' Pork Loin Roast or Chops \ I 1 -.==••=====.------·---- 1 r 1 DorcaS oefr. , News Ntes ... THE POET'S CORNER Yc At Rambler Trade-Ins ~~ ' t-lllll11ent!Del, l'omeroyolollddleport, 0., April 11, ~ v ...... I lq out Ill cmr tbelr llud, but beca• IOIDI of tbem wear boardtl ot do DOl vlsll 111e barber roaullfl!o, or bave. ~~"'~"' aled from,llle "wroot' coilege. f\ Adn•l•al. 1 ' ' .. ,, , ~ We'rtao wre you'D love &h• comfort in thia Roblee dre. pattern that we'll aivto )'Gil your money baek at yoUr SCOT SWifT'S PIIMIUM U.S. GOV'T, INSPICTID Jii AIL MilT II ;k:~· · 1 4SC SWIFT'S PHMIUM LIAfi.MILD SliCED BACON r.,~~. -~ Pk1. V l·9c SWifT'S PIEMIUM U.S, GOVT. INSPECTED PIECE . ~ BOLOGNA' u.. TOWELS firat whimper of complaint We have it at.ocked In allllOit every a~ailable 1iulo insure WHITE OR ASSTD. per!ect fit-•nd the ultra. Dt airboma cuhloned ia. tole ruaranteet comfort wltb every 411 81~. WIENERS ' "' 39c,b. CAllA STYlE PERFECT COMFORT OR WE GUARANTEE YOUR MONEY BACK I BONELESS ROLLED AND TIED ttep. rounr 1 METROPOLITAN MOfORS ANTHONY 1 Plumbing· Heating INGELS CARPET HOUSE I IN POMEROY Watch for Grand Opening Coming This Week!! f.. I Spnnr, still the saying goes ~~ and Mrs, Thomas , That lingerlog Winter still will v c' '"' d Mr H ld Biee- IJ I bring, ap .... m a~. _s: aro _ A triiG more of snowl. gle of Florida VISlted their 1 daughter, June Wendorf and Of plokletinkt (somo caU them graodaoD!, Rondy and Jeff. I frogs) 1 Mrs. Beegle accGmpanJed her ' Tlrat ''sing" when weather's ; nice, . The saying is, that all I But PLUMBING AND Other Rolllees 13.99 to 17.99 IIIII RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. In The Mlddr. Block SALES •nd SERVICE Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. POMEROY'S HEATING Phono W'f 2-2550 f HUNT'S PORK CHAPMAN· CANADAY ·- Quollty Shoo Store ' PRESENTS IN POMEROY, oHIO I r.ar the many ship-shape And if unusually sunny akies 1 Bring out some early bees ' I The pessimist will still insist, I That surely !bey will freeze, ' To the ~acb at Waikikl, We will fight the valiant battle, In the field of poverty. CHAFIL.IE ... THIS NEW VINYL "CUSHIONFLOA" HAS PURE VINYL. FOAM 25·LB. BAG I For voter's registration, we first upon the scene. And find time, 11 1 aide line, To keep th!! highwaya elean. I I,I ,i j HUNT'S STEWED $ PORK& 5E.:1 gc TWO-PIECE FRENCH S•llor Look ' 1\ i The two-piece French Sailor Look by "Bobbie Brool has an "A" line skirt. Back button over blouse. V'd al lhe neck. Sizes 5 to 15. ©M~ik10@[tl]@[!,@[Rl I : RISE INSTAflt LATHER REG. OR MENTHOL~ AVi 1-o,,Tuk &room & CleaD '' FREE ltOIAGE STYL&:4\S SHOWN . :, $149 INGELS ~ ~~~:~~~~~lo;·;, CARPET HOUSE way, .. ( I • HUNT'S • T011ato ~uice s (ltase and San.ora t COFFE ....,.,• IEGULAR or DRIP 20c OFF ,,,.$ 99 CAIS' ,I EMPIRE ONE-PIECE This smart Empire one piece aa llluatratfltl in sketch ''B" has a vest look with ltrlped Dickey Iiilow. Sizes 5 to 15. bl• In Winter's cold, so dark llld drear, .9P'IN FRIDAY For mlay day1, I wondered; Could balmy Sprlq be really near? ·- , ..,., ' ·SATURDAY r1!L.,:Oo o ""f'• 1lle.:~ ~ ·111ft trlth II eaa ~. qull4i''o Iq1;~, . I TIL 8:00 POMEROY 1 This question, mncb I pondered. But wltb eold breeze and anow 1nd freeze, On day• that obould be Sprlna dayo, ., .-~~-: ...... ~~: ···~· .. · · •. .... _ ....____ ·rr-~ n• • ' !:, ,·,.t~ • .. : .... ::.. - .......... ~·-. . ...... · •;: --J• ..... • -~-:- lol HUNT'S Calif, Soli• Pack Can Spring be far behind u1! PHONE WY 2-5661 $1 3 ·~ts. 25 1 Nf!IV 8...... 11 • 11 300 Caas I STYlE "A" AS SHOWN ren, In hamle18 most remott I With "aid to schools" ar:Jd. swim- 1 ming pools, I NEW FROM CONIOlEUM·NAIRN ~ We never lose a vote. New .Vinyl Cush iun~or is the most ex:citing ftooring sinCf! vinyl was mventt>d' ll ha~ a built-in l'ushion to make it warmer Alld ff by any chance you lafi I ~r-so spriii J;:I/ it H'l:owrs from ln>t>l dents. This eas; . To gaze upon these scenes. ' I walkmg, em~y-1:·lr•:m vinyl is oo lli'W , even the patterns haYe ·' You'll find rerua of every one whole nPw look. On all the Tee-Vee screens. They're sculplllff'd H.A .W, for a deep, cw:hiony N~rn new dimen~ion . Tn ' " ' " LATE SPRING upl.dlBive, tqo. Squre Yard On a former day, in 1 rhyming way Tht! 2~::~ 2gc 11.11 ' 5-15. uFirst start'' we give to child- 1 CAJngoleum J .HUNT'S 'I'OMATO W/CHEESE ' Nice 'n nautlc.l ... and neat as a pln-thfs "see" worthy Utile gathering. Great forward and aft. From hem to stern. Each middy·fied with the cleverest coUarfn& yet. Collectors items-<lne and all-sailored then tailor· ed to shape up sensationally on board or off-in 1 dauntless combination of 65% Dacron polyester""-35% Cotton. Raise the flags for great color comblnaUoDI· Are INSIDE l _.:_ .....;_ FASHIONED IN DACRON* Balladt Lo ....,. de Ia ,..,... From tbe bills of Appalachia, FEATHERS ARE FOR THE &lAOS, '.,. Tuna ·4'~·::· __ ___________ __~1 II 1 But soon now, when the moRtb :' of May, Brings warmUI that's past de- l nial, Th.ey will iosist that heat or day, Will iOOa become 1 trial. NONNA McGHEE -- , ARGO CHILl SAUCE 4 ~~::·~1 SAUCE 25c OFF dress looks of I' -· 4 1 BURGER BITS • I They'll suffer frozen feet. HUNT'S TOMATO & 300 Cans HUNT CLUB I When early birds would bring 1 us cheer, With chirps and songs st sweet, 1 The man of gloom insists ''I 6 TOES Btls. HUNT'S . ,_ . r;-- ' bogs 20·01. HUNT'S FRUIT their] Will yet be sheathed in ice. ·4 HUNT'S SOUD PACK CAlF. .. ~ •• 4 _8_9_c__P_A_S_T_E_~~-~-··....:2=-~_::;-=2=.9=-c ·" BEANS ------~~-~? Noxl to Elborlehle ~?: .•... ·~ ~c,:.~~ ~.~ .~···, .. ~ fr' , ~ Ji SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT. INSPECTED PORK ROAST . ~ ·' ,"4 ' Jb. Take thll Roble• 10 Day Walk Test/ .rl/;.,,. �,. ' y - \ ' ' t ·•-,. f ,pl.AY 7SAttended Service at . ; .•.• ' AI,.. 1oovt • • (loll . . lo -lwo ..,,.1., ....... r4tllot holll " ..., - _ . . ... . .. - · No ,.,.. lo II ry lo ,.,tfdpolo. Juot aolc lor • • u l ; , . . INiefthltlln'J.f..._ ... ,.. will win .... - .. .,. . ..... -1 _,, .'"'__ Y• _ . . . . . -llt.Mt.ll.fl,or. y., - .. l"rrllt . _ Boneless Loin·O·Pork •••••• lh. 89c .._-.- .... •-•1'1. Sliced Bacon •••••••• ...... lb. 69c Kroger Frah C :llr llclc 111M ~~~~~ Rlbo I 1iJ . PORK LOIN ROAST .., ... 49c Kroger FamUt of SLICED BACONS Full7 Rib Cut FREE 100 Kroger Fresh PORK CHOPS Country Club • •. 75c Kwick Krisp 2 ~•. $1.37 Serve 'n Save 2!. $1.33 Serve 'n Save. :~. 67e lb. • e ., :. I I I I $50.00 Winner Je11e Fleshman Rainelle, W. Va. Center Cut Rib Chops _______ .lb. 69c ( . '- l.f Loin Chops _____ lb. 79c 1st Cut ••. lb. 59c Mr. F....,.flofW Flounder __ . _. :: 49e Rib Half Pork Loin ,1 , r --- ... .. 59e Lo' H lfP kLo' 69e K _ 1...,_...... _ . m a or m --------- .. Biscuits _--·---- ___ .. 12 :: 78c Vaoc- $1 Pork & Beans--------- 6 ROLL ROAST BREAD -.. ,............ PORK CHOPS E~~T 59c - ... ,.. _ .,. -- lb. . -...-..-.:77e ~ 10 { Dry Milk 8 :.· 77c 1: ~ aNTER LOIN CHOPS ...... · · ·· lb. 79c v. .fRUIT PIES j lb. 49c~ for Pi'P rMIIIfltPi'M· !. I' I ...... Brand Rod Sour Pittod _ C 303slzo29 cans 2 Brown & Ser11e Twin CLOROX~ ROLLS 39e KANDU • ;k~: 1 Campbell's Tomato - llo.J $1 Regrdar or Drip lb. /Vo.J SOUP • rwlooooburg, W. Va. COFFEE Pie Filling-------------- 4 Bleach '12 gal. NaiiCJ Starcher Kroger """" Loti All , . _ COMI'ARII - . . .,.atr - . THI DI..,..UNCI II IIII .PAICII CfJIU fl *IM $10.00 Wlaln ,_ 'n'*ant Coffee -------- .., 69e Chomlate Milk •___ .. _. • .. JOL 49e ·-·,.,.. -·- FROSTIE ROOT BEER ORANGE JUICE 59e ..... _o, Crest----------------· ..- -•• ..., • voiuo IJstsine -----------·-"' .............AD & RIOIA.DIIII _.. nu a • Shampoo ____ ~$'i-' 4 2 49c· ....., AI&. Craekan 1 ~ 39c ! ~' . Potatoes ~· 67c l ! 3Sc I e N ... IIJC. . ..WDWMAI e M IlL ~-~DII• - I l l BLEACH _ plastic can 39C WAID CROSS' SONS w- , - Malone ..... 1, Pod,., Ollle ORANGES . Ldfotl• lliSIU ,_,_ $50.00 . . . . a phone Mfddgan Peat 50 .:; 79e -- • 11-11 .. &01111 ARIOIIIITAI .r ·~ ...... • In fact, shouldn't you have one .n every important room? ExtenAidni ·cost less a day than a postage stamp. For your family room, ask us Fertilizer---- 50 .:. $198 ••• .... Oi lw...... LanFood ---- ... $2.98 Duz a~t· QJit SfARLl'lir·,~;.l flc . ., ,_ ' 2 Salvo ........ '13c' ....... _ .asc '. ,. .,_! . la It aW.W.. e 1-11 · ·IIJIKMM 'BGIIVtTAI ' . ! I 59c \$50.00 f--. Sphagnum Peat I :: $3.89 1 qt. bottl• -~ ' ' t', • ~If - All Purpooo Crocker by Sunthino laking Co. .OIL _-_ Mary McCoy \'-W.Va. ..... 1 TINE CRACKERS ~~- 33c ' 61e Sweet . ) . CORN, ....... . Moden -. .. _trc Fresh StrC!Wberries Celery Hearts ,... 29c Idaho Baking ------- 12 ••. pkg. Bleach %gal. fdoabamt · for lor. 49e . . .k DINNERS 3 s1 ----· Kroger Sherbet ... -- -- • 1 lui, Chicken, Turkey, Salisbury Stooks l'l:~lart ...,...... 5=. $1 $10.00 Winner · Cookies 87C 1 Asparagus bolt... Embassy Pretrerves I Morton ~FROZEN Stokolr Meal I I f $l19 - T- CatSUD ----·--------·- Cheese.... Plain Flour fOILED HAM llokoly wllll. - Roush Shtt Ston . Oscar Johnson Willoi-. W. Ya. Delsey Tissue -------- 4 ';:;... 97c ,........ 1111-··· $3.00 l 1 WhiN I. tr'M ..._ - 2 PAll ., $50.00 Winner Dash 3 .. C-ascade Puffs ...... _49c ...... --~ 2'1e . ' �,. ' y - \ ' ' t ·•-,. f ,pl.AY 7SAttended Service at . ; .•.• ' AI,.. 1oovt • • (loll . . lo -lwo ..,,.1., ....... r4tllot holll " ..., - _ . . ... . .. - · No ,.,.. lo II ry lo ,.,tfdpolo. Juot aolc lor • • u l ; , . . INiefthltlln'J.f..._ ... ,.. will win .... - .. .,. . ..... -1 _,, .'"'__ Y• _ . . . . . -llt.Mt.ll.fl,or. y., - .. l"rrllt . _ Boneless Loin·O·Pork •••••• lh. 89c .._-.- .... •-•1'1. Sliced Bacon •••••••• ...... lb. 69c Kroger Frah C :llr llclc 111M ~~~~~ Rlbo I 1iJ . PORK LOIN ROAST .., ... 49c Kroger FamUt of SLICED BACONS Full7 Rib Cut FREE 100 Kroger Fresh PORK CHOPS Country Club • •. 75c Kwick Krisp 2 ~•. $1.37 Serve 'n Save 2!. $1.33 Serve 'n Save. :~. 67e lb. • e ., :. I I I I $50.00 Winner Je11e Fleshman Rainelle, W. Va. Center Cut Rib Chops _______ .lb. 69c ( . '- l.f Loin Chops _____ lb. 79c 1st Cut ••. lb. 59c Mr. F....,.flofW Flounder __ . _. :: 49e Rib Half Pork Loin ,1 , r --- ... .. 59e Lo' H lfP kLo' 69e K _ 1...,_...... _ . m a or m --------- .. Biscuits _--·---- ___ .. 12 :: 78c Vaoc- $1 Pork & Beans--------- 6 ROLL ROAST BREAD -.. ,............ PORK CHOPS E~~T 59c - ... ,.. _ .,. -- lb. . -...-..-.:77e ~ 10 { Dry Milk 8 :.· 77c 1: ~ aNTER LOIN CHOPS ...... · · ·· lb. 79c v. .fRUIT PIES j lb. 49c~ for Pi'P rMIIIfltPi'M· !. I' I ...... Brand Rod Sour Pittod _ C 303slzo29 cans 2 Brown & Ser11e Twin CLOROX~ ROLLS 39e KANDU • ;k~: 1 Campbell's Tomato - llo.J $1 Regrdar or Drip lb. /Vo.J SOUP • rwlooooburg, W. Va. COFFEE Pie Filling-------------- 4 Bleach '12 gal. NaiiCJ Starcher Kroger """" Loti All , . _ COMI'ARII - . . .,.atr - . THI DI..,..UNCI II IIII .PAICII CfJIU fl *IM $10.00 Wlaln ,_ 'n'*ant Coffee -------- .., 69e Chomlate Milk •___ .. _. • .. JOL 49e ·-·,.,.. -·- FROSTIE ROOT BEER ORANGE JUICE 59e ..... _o, Crest----------------· ..- -•• ..., • voiuo IJstsine -----------·-"' .............AD & RIOIA.DIIII _.. nu a • Shampoo ____ ~$'i-' 4 2 49c· ....., AI&. Craekan 1 ~ 39c ! ~' . Potatoes ~· 67c l ! 3Sc I e N ... IIJC. . ..WDWMAI e M IlL ~-~DII• - I l l BLEACH _ plastic can 39C WAID CROSS' SONS w- , - Malone ..... 1, Pod,., Ollle ORANGES . Ldfotl• lliSIU ,_,_ $50.00 . . . . a phone Mfddgan Peat 50 .:; 79e -- • 11-11 .. &01111 ARIOIIIITAI .r ·~ ...... • In fact, shouldn't you have one .n every important room? ExtenAidni ·cost less a day than a postage stamp. For your family room, ask us Fertilizer---- 50 .:. $198 ••• .... Oi lw...... LanFood ---- ... $2.98 Duz a~t· QJit SfARLl'lir·,~;.l flc . ., ,_ ' 2 Salvo ........ '13c' ....... _ .asc '. ,. .,_! . la It aW.W.. e 1-11 · ·IIJIKMM 'BGIIVtTAI ' . ! I 59c \$50.00 f--. Sphagnum Peat I :: $3.89 1 qt. bottl• -~ ' ' t', • ~If - All Purpooo Crocker by Sunthino laking Co. .OIL _-_ Mary McCoy \'-W.Va. ..... 1 TINE CRACKERS ~~- 33c ' 61e Sweet . ) . CORN, ....... . Moden -. .. _trc Fresh StrC!Wberries Celery Hearts ,... 29c Idaho Baking ------- 12 ••. pkg. Bleach %gal. fdoabamt · for lor. 49e . . .k DINNERS 3 s1 ----· Kroger Sherbet ... -- -- • 1 lui, Chicken, Turkey, Salisbury Stooks l'l:~lart ...,...... 5=. $1 $10.00 Winner · Cookies 87C 1 Asparagus bolt... Embassy Pretrerves I Morton ~FROZEN Stokolr Meal I I f $l19 - T- CatSUD ----·--------·- Cheese.... Plain Flour fOILED HAM llokoly wllll. - Roush Shtt Ston . Oscar Johnson Willoi-. W. Ya. Delsey Tissue -------- 4 ';:;... 97c ,........ 1111-··· $3.00 l 1 WhiN I. tr'M ..._ - 2 PAll ., $50.00 Winner Dash 3 .. C-ascade Puffs ...... _49c ...... --~ 2'1e . ' �I .. ~ Extra .Cas.h The.Wtlnt A'd . ' ' ' .\ . . ' t ' .' ...,,,. . . ol tiM IOUOWMII ,~-.c . ......... to-wltl IAINIY OOCIIUI iiiiit lfUIIY IMITH . -· . '., tv FUD UIIWIU; liN WIY LOWeezv-- ... bll1 50 Gal. Elec. Hot Wlllr Htlter - $50 ·2 llt~ric Rtfrigeratoq ... $50 3 MaYttg Wrlngtr Washe,. I Notl~ , "MICI ~ wm Itt rtltttef It ..., orrLco• ' I;M Qlerll Of tbe YliUI II litdO 10J11L u.e vm ... Hall.li Mhltt ll' " ' " Oble. llaMlliLiiO O'Clod ·MoO DD t l•l lllb Gtl tf tiQ, liJit 1•. th11 PI" "' USED' I'IJlNITURI r._~r~~: AT RUT&IAND. USID II . ' - - .... _ Leg•l QU·ICK SALE • ' "• WHAT AAI! V00 MOONIN' Al!mUt7 LOWEE2.V~ real . .... , ··~ 1i tile C&llqtJ of MtiP ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,~ ol ................ 4MHI.bed u .IIIUILT - - - - - - - - tl. $61 .,_ 50:000 ITU Gat Heattr ...,ke Ntw $11 2 Usid fV .... . ... $50 f IJIIIng R,o"' Suitt~ · ei. $25 · 3 Unci 011 Rflngea Prlctcl to Sell 3 Wardrotita ••· 6.95 up I Automatic Washer & Dryer P1ir Frigidaire - - - - - - -- $139 RUTLAND FURNITURE Sale ~ RADIATOR IN LOWERSYRACuSE 5 I'GOIDI and bath, larp llld garden. Contact Condllf,Ohio. SS Lmon 1-~~~~~~===~==~~~==~~ - noth Groveport, PIIDI!eum·•·ll PHONE WY 2-2156 Card of Th11nks for Lhse For Sal• 142'1. AvaUable Apro 11. · 7'"";";""':'::.;; ·:Ciieiiti=[Niiw~~r~r~t -··~, 13 " b vear and mat. · ty tires. Fir•t tress. Robert K. Sayre, CH I Auto Sales =-==;--,;~ ·- ··--·· Used· Furniture Outlet or Rent SH 2-4211 SERVICE $TOR& HOURS: Mondoy thru Thursday 1:00 to 6:00 PRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 1•00 To 8:00 ' AIINew ~!,dlator !ho1 ~ .ecar eTruck eH..ter Core e Bulldozor tAny Type WE WANT TO el<]lri'SS our $23.2;, second tire $20.65. . . 7-2166. 4 13 Jlc I thanks to Hol1.er Hospital. to I doctors and nums and Dr.: tra nm 17.50 each. Newell's - - ··· ·- ····. t!IM VOLKSWAGEN, wm•:•o11 1 actual 30,000 miles, 7 rimas for the servic~ they I Suno<'O , Chester, Ohio. : 40 INCH PONY, t-10 .. Orville But . 3 2!1 31l1p I Johnson. O.xter, OhiO. With '!. Call daytime SH1 ';;~idii,W;,;,;,Y,.;2-;,;t1;,;9;,;6;.,.,.:;M;,;Id;,:d;,;to;IIO;;rt.::,!!!O~~~ rendered througb Ihe Illness 1 1 4 12 31p ot night SH 2-5501. See A of Mr. WJil(le sars_"' A:so ! I ,. • Grate at RuUand Furnit•••·l FARMERS - Inquire and UN ~r Rev. James Momsou or • ns_tr_uc ton TWO PO ~ IF.S, on• 1 year old Cen be financed. your choice of bull. 111 his .consolmg words and ' , u. s. CIVIl SERVICE TESTS! 1 and one 2 year.< old. Charles Breeding Service (Dairy and I' 1h' Ewmg"ulFuneral Homo. !'rice L"ng ll<lltom, Ohio. 11 • •1718 Beef!. Call 614-992-2264 or - •o~Mro 111 ~nn o1•er 'jffure! · , . 63 OLDS •• ' ....... • be.ut11 flowers fin d cards ' M•o lob' Wch ~tart. n1 11 P>lll Shnro . 4 U Jtc Wns $1895. 2 Dr. Hard Top. il4 985-38:21 4 1 SOle ltld fetters and food. Mur! . o\dnncement. r•,..par,,ror~ · - · -·- · Good looks and smoolb, de• ' 1 requLretl , rfonnance are l i x Mrs. Wilkie Sarwn am I U'al.nlnr l'hon~andt 01 .aton~klnJ op.-oii.• &~:penf!n~e llUG :tnd PAD. almost pendable PC' 9 · 12 Fami] WluaJJy UQn~t:'•nr~· Grammat \'OUI',S wilh this cl f',..A il "88" Y , II •ehoQl tufflclent ro• men~ Johs · llf'l'!. Phone Sfl 2-541:1. lrade-in. Powl."'r Rt('erlng nnd EXPERIENCED 4 l.t C FR£1> rnfm·m•tion °"' lObi. •aaartll. l 4 12 61 briikes. Autom:ttir trans . . . - - -- -- - r.qnirclll l'n1' \Vrtw roll A\' fll vlnl! ! C KEITH GOBLE fORD I , , ' PORK CHOPS 69C II,;;;;;;;===---==- =~ t~.0 ·~d:" a~net·:~ ~0~~ I Give Away • .,.,::-::,:.:..-:----:..,..:...=-;:;;. ISET of SenunrL. - ·~---· Wilson Blue Ridge on. 9 PlsRenger transporter pod home. Phone WV 2-2291. · Semi or Strai ght - Exren· Phone WY 2- 5324, Bob 4 1l 12tc encc not necessary. You can . sell. Middleport. Oblo. BLAETTNARS 4 12 3tc Pom•roy, Ohio , er short training. Local '-==~===:;:=::;~~~ placement service available. HAY:Cbeop. c:ii!SH :147;3.- - _ April 1 1 17, !tom M•n till dark on . Snowball Hill. Rifle and Shol-: guus. Sponsored by tbe Mergs ........,., Cooa Hunters. ~....,. Angel Food Cake - ••. 39c BROUGHTON'S BRAKE SERVICE Buttermilk =~s9c Blaettnars ServitOieo TIDE Rogulor 7 You do not ba•e lo relucate. 4 10 <molovment Wanted WY 2-2193 Pomeroy For application write Nation . Deep F"'eze. 18 ! MOWING wilh my Wide Semi Divison, <-o Hae- cUbic feet. 1\ y l-1!321 or WY ' mower (Middleport ckl Freight Terminal 3 I' "c 1 2 3618 $1.25 per hour. Can 4 13 41< 1255 Corwin Avenue, uarnU·I _..:_~ ______ c • u· ;;.,==::-=-:-::;--· _ __ 1 ton, Ohio. Or call 513-89o-8127, RUGS DffiTY? Rent eleclrie 1 highest refen'''ces AT ITS GREATEST FARMERS, am taking oolers ' evenings. Sl3-241·55TZ. shampooer for $1 with pur· . WY 2-7103. 4 10 6tc for Southern tomato plants. 4 11 3tc chns• of Lustre Foam. E.l> 1 ----:-------11 PWin or .W. pepperoni now. Will ,arrJve around Ap· ersbach Hardware, PomeInsurance uusage, muobroom. bam or ril 25. Billy Hill, Racine, WI For Renl roy Ohio. 4 7 6tc [ combination~ 'AUTOMOBILE Insurance been 24 3 9-2541. NEED A HOME? 611 WY l!Hii VACUUM CLEANER. 1 cancelled? Lest your operai- IJ t" or 12" llu _75c to 1.50 I -I PIZZA RH~ nttrei~i I HUD 8. Title 7.one ...... modern unfurnished 3 rooms and bath opartment. Lew utltltles. Coals Building, WY 3-5141. 2 24 tfe ;;;;TW"'O"""'T;;:RAJLE="'R"'S"'P-;oACES n""ool rent In the Village ol Middleport. CaD WY 2-3348 or W\' 2-2186 or WY 8. On tbe -...... to at. 2. Motor b'lp 3. Mac&wo 4. Golfer Hogan 6. Part of COMPLETE SERVICE 23. Ex· :m. Trlm ~6.Sho­ shoa.ean lndlUl 27. Calen.· dar AMnr abbrevlatloa ~. Jar 20. Sunflower 36. Sacks l'•a.rct,.• 9. Doportod state lL-allco 17. Ooddesa ot 31. Hasten lhlp COUnQ' Ond Beoordl. ,.,eel No. 11 'hit fo llawlzll 38. Solo 89. Ballad dawn 83. MelvWe 40. Ler join' lt.ll!flool 20. UAR 21. Bouadlf novel 4.2. Perched 34. Strike~ breaker U. London wburb za. IIIOUc WY - - mt. --L """" Pbone H0 USE 3 Bedrooms, wall to wall carpet, paneled, air conditioned. Betweeo Pomero1 & Chetter, Ohio Ob &lllo 7, Pilold to seD. T 0 c 1 .' • • ru H Rt. I llox 1598 0I k. HIll• W• V•• ljtqUire At Sentinel , Coaaoti.""' Large HviDI room wltb blue· ohio. ... .....,. oo ,.,, 10 Thlld Tobaeeo !!eds are 88 small as stone flreplaae, dlniDI room, ~~t ~m::dl:J gr0Wl41 pepper and a thimbleful modem ldldten Witb 24 ft, ::; ~ ~~·will p!Jnt neariJI three acres of bale IJid wall caltlnell, built- ""''' ... _.., .. ,... cigar leaves. ill dilb asher and gar-=:= =-~~o~a:t' "-e ............. modem bath ••u. aJtu tat .... lldll oJ Tbtrd 11 "-& _.,_.., edJ , !llreet a dla~nee of 110 reel: Ul!DH r,· , with vanJty, m cme cab'm- 11 rt 1ht llDilu lllld eatt • d!ata11.ee ~ 83~ , ..,, IMil<:e et rilbl all.lial et Wl'th slidJ'ng mirrored doors 1 aad Garth a dllt.ance ctf 39 feel aBd tile walls three large bed- 1 IIM:bn1 &beaoe at right l.QJI:Ie• and ' lined l ts) west I d.ltitanee of 8 feeto lhlnOi! tt =:.T :ea:rz.:' :;: .. ..= :!'! r-":"=--====---, CASH IN · rooms (cedar C ose • rt&ht an11e1 and aortb a dlaLIIIC!e of utility ~ fumaee room, t.~e'': :: ~~ ':!~':33': t:=ce forced air belting, carport aloq - IIOn.b uae of Lot No. l3S ON a:: DO u BLE ' DIVIDEND DAYS1 ,x28, ), pieDty of WaIer, aUledldiiDH of 71 fHI aad 8 lncbla to lid of HIIJI,.alq. 1ek1 tbon tot Plus bloek build••• (20'130') to belfll • part o1 PbWp Jo••• .tddltlon tilt VWtp er IUddJepon. aU floored, fuJI buement. DHd Reftterac.1 VoJa.11111 1811, Pap _., f ppolnlmenl ,_ &11', Melp (lountJ Deed lkllorct.. Mu~t IJIIII or a w 5ec:tlon 3 That tbe CouatU or lbe (24 u,. • S'i!e • • Albert M. Cos, Broker Henry Cleland , Salesmu WY 14831 Eveablp WY z..%511 4 14 3tl! -------- - - vw.,. of llkld.Jeport, bJ' ita Pre.~. ..._l ud Utt lla1or be . .d here~)) 11 auuwm.d 1o tt11 tiJd Ntl est•te to Ute b!Jh•lt bldllal' tOOOJ'dlaa to law upoa the roUowtq ......_.: Caltl tr.1 band UPDII dellver'JI of dMd. That tb.t 111uoto ot 111M VWta• ud Yll r~ dent of CoWitU be anc1 1.bQo are b7 autlloriltd &o COII.NJ tllil real • &a't to tilt eordLq to ldltMit .... blddei u.r.lor ao- b.•,.. .... - .,. . ,., - oao'""""" ••· '" .......... " " ol VIL 4 13 3tc ~::,.t:J =-~ Modem Roneh Sty!. , Dee4 flefer~J~Ct: Yolwne 1-. Pa.ee CouatJ Det4 R~. w•' =' - lol April Wb, llel, lbl property Jneludel lb llltlnllliGI1III'Irmo Ill Trador; Pull 'l'Jpl Mower; • At Pomeroy Moton ~ 1957 Chev. By RAEBURN VAN BURIN Ton 6 cyl. Pickup _ $4~~ 1960 Studebaker St. Wagon VS $395 1959 Chev. Bel Air St. W•gon VB $395 . 1957 Chey, Bel Air "6" ·• 4 Door _ $365 ' 195B Chev. Blscayllll "~ PO, 4 Door $269 PEANUTS By SCHULZ TAPIOC~ PUDDING! j' ~ 8y IRAMIIR 1956Buldc 4 Door· Solid_ $195 NOT A N\INIJTE "'100 50::JN. 'I!II!Y WERE: DRINP<Ir..e A TOA5TlD T ftV ... . ra~""-•' ICI"UilllUIIIU 8""·--· I&IIWMn" 1 I"' '" .....- •. ., . _... .... Ford MOUD!ed llo!nr; Coal ••!11•---=:. •· ,.... ... ,.._ ... IIIDe Pu; lrltemaUODIII Bruab . ~~ .,ru~...,~!!....~-= ~-= Hog; DriB: ID~tlonal 54 Ford St. Wagon . .VllJUa II - fJI Jltddlfport, ..... """""' ol \bt two-lblrlll Grain Dump Truck; MliDUJ'fl Fork; 1 irl - ,..... " 11- n. ~ Barrow Corn Plan~ t:=.:/...,~'".,:O..:,.W::,:: 8'; ltJlldt Bo1t1Jm Drag PIOWI ,.~--- .. ,.. ...-....., Drag li8rrow; a can Cooler; .,~ • ..... ,~, •• Plllllt Mine 111111; 1111 Bllit; Side - L ~ _,."NOVUlber ""' .., U, ...1. . . No Ra"·· "--~ ,.,__ eu•-ft lllf Mt ~ ~j: w · - -~· =:"..'l! ,._, .....,., •'*"*' ..-,. 1'1>1 -No. • ",,,. • Saw· lor ' o4i UMI lleeord of Platl In lllelll Coun- .. - - - ""'"· - •-"= ..... 12 Ton Bay· Ford Tree• ~ ...... , '.........~ ~ .... MYMURe>!!R, 56 Chlw. VJ • 4 Door s7 Doclp va. 4Door 52 chrytler hcl11t Prl- frelll "'to $195 ; ....., .... """ THUlS..JIRI..IAT. PhoM'"'-37~ :r'.J:'=::.' :#":..~~ Z buckets; 2 Spoota Yllre;' Cult!· ·' aoftllett& eomtr of Lo\ No. 1.181 vator WqoD• rreu.• Tbree · Y- Choice; ; FARM- 7 acre., 1'00111 ~u!:::."'='!lt.~ Point Disc Plow; · n~old bouse, drDled wen, 1 acre of ~ : : • : =::..=..~~:: Goodl and oUter -Items too __ COil.. Newell IIJRH, RL 1M ~ •='!.'"\': "~ to menUon. !' I • at the Crotllli'Oadll. 4 10 6tp "" .. • ..... _ UOD tlotll tu eut llat of 1M Ht. Terms of ~: CUll l FOR SALE - ' bedroom boose If•. •• lo .. -In,...., ol Lol """'-VIs, IWW u-tnlstra. 11t1.Uaattet • eoathe•tMIJ tUn.liii&W ., . llll atoryBa OOIIsew• v7th Slnll.llmall ~ ":'\,.-.....~...."~. ~: tor of the estate of Em-. ' ' New ven, •·· a. t.ot No. 1a, u.ac. m• aartbealtertJ eat Bowen, Deceued. down payment, take over !;':. ':f".:l."O::Jt<"..,~ 1mf. llndlonl AUDI!Ga ClDJnptmf, Ioiii. Contact Mrs. RIIWrt .... .... .... ItO. Itt. ••• "'· •. Stoui, wY 2-37111 daJtlme8 or ~"';., ~ .~....."':.. :: Crow era,;~~ New Haven ISUIU eveftlngs. :::..":":'".:' .:::~ A~ for ~mtnstralor ' 7 etc ~) u; · u.,· ate• =ro~P;;-:SA~LE~:-::t-::roo~m-:-bou=M:::-::wllll:;;;: 11r1o 10 _., ., loft . 1 O!IJIIMfiiiOPM., bath, full basement, ~llr· -..: '""",.:.'~": :l lllciiiM of Ill Ulllqul • -11 Sl I Middle·""' ·...' tot No, 'L, .........,. 40 ......, lion In the CarlbeeiD BaiU Is ... JIUI "' W8lt 10 lfl,f IJon.l Cfte eN\ line I ........,,Ohle PL Plea.."'IDI 6B-28G'I. " ""' No. aa 1o ... _,,,.. •• .,.,.. known 88 "Guardian of !be I' ::.0.-:1',.":,. - '_.,, . ---·-,.,.., .IIJ . j OS LVQ OR QI'G BJI'O IX 'I'I'ROVG ICK'l' 811: lOJJ:'l' LI'O.-GXXJV• QKBKFBNX 'l'ew....... D'JpllpJ.II IN w ·m 'l'H.l!l~ ARE Mli:JC'r• DIQS WIUilll S1111JK ldKI: A I'A'flll.- OWEN :MIIlllllllllrl ,., 19811. K!nr P"ettllre.s SyndlrAt" T n~) va: -1;!"::.:-::: "..!:.',:·•..,::: .. •. .. J~~lt=· ,..t 11 11 11o lay CHESTER OCIJILD 127• MelD 1 ....... ,.., FOR SALE- .. ... acre ·-... ua. tue .a.oe w- ........... ill ..... - - lad I"'CCID!! aud badt T e '1 •rter the earnut 110rtoc1 allowtd lt1 JIM CARNAHAN mlnuk!s drive from Pomeroy ,._, .., ,,. .., ., ......, RACINI, OHIO Rollle 143, Hatrlloa¥1111 Rd •-. Ric~~... WY Kl21 or WY Willi. ~..hrkle, , WATER WELL Drilling. Water - - - - - -·_l:....::ll:....::lle_ ...,.,.., c. o. ~~. 1 pump sal11 and oervicea. Free "' t. u. flirt estimalel. Call coUect 11!15- SAFE STOLEN 2351J, lloffmaD Drllllllg Co. SAIGON (UPI) -Pour men · roa MLB 3 II 30te broke IIIIo tbe clrculaUon CUSTOM Btm':llERJNG and building of Stars IIIII Strl[lllll Tilt pet'IObll property of C!Utllngs WiD buy hides ev· early Sunday, bound the guard tbe late Erneet Bowen, 0. ery M~day. Pbll Meier, Ph. and !llllde off with the ceased, will be offered lor 1811 WY :WSIO. t 18 Uc neWJPIIIIr'l safe In Its delivery 81 at auction 81 bla 1111 teiJ. _ trudt: clattce OD tbe Thoma Fark IIDad Rtll Estatt For Sale · MeJp Count)', Ohio, C!OlllllleDCo J'IVE ROOIIIS and bath-;iv, ac...gal Notice fog II IO:OD A. Jt (It Friday, •• enil Depot StrMt ~;;dl;-,;;;;: IIIMartbeCII altua\ed In th11 Vlllaee of .., Melp CouniJ, Ohio: Wrltt, Phone or Cont1ct ~~·t· DICK TRACY Beelnnlny at lbe nortllw"t cor. Setd proPtJb l1 to bt Mhl lllld con. w Of Lo' No. lOU; ll!.ence IVUUI liOJll to \lit liiPid lddll.r u.ton the roUowtq l .. ... t . .t oI T··....... • • - • dl• leUvtrr oflwml: d - c~a~a ill ... - _ ... upon t~AN or 10 fMt: tb.ace at rttbt an,.,.~y H0 M£ ON .... and eut alona: 1111 .uti~ nne of Til \ivun u• 11.14 Let No. 133 a dliUDet of ~ • rllllt II R~Hrved to reJect any · bidl, - _ 7:Y' ACRES _ ~l: tbence at rl1bi &Diles and nortb and aUJohD z.-, ~-ld... ROUI'E .w • cliltance or H fMt ot Race Street; VIJ.Jqli Spacious ranch style1.... brlck th~tooe a1oa1 tbe touth •Ide ot Mld4tepon, Oblo . ..,._ 1M ltntt 1 dbtuce ol 16\il feH home, alUminUm awn.... V~ to U. plal!e of bf!Jinnlae: nld 1t>t; 40 f. U, •• It, (I) t. IJte sills. beltt1 In PbJI!p Joaea• Addltloo to tae Wlndowa with marble VIUaee ot Middleport, Melp Countr, AUCTIONEER 22. Call, 4bxo. $] $] '•1ad BUY A DOWN t.Jewlsb. month i:state F01 S• Ie -_:::=_:::::..::.~---- ' 3267 for rentals. 4 13 12tc New, tank type, w1th ll''a license? Call wv Complelo Corry-Out Sorvlco NICE 'l'llAI-LE_ H_I-.0-( Bro-w-ne-ll all rleanmg 6 15 CALL WV 3·99M I Ave. Contnd Mrs. ' Salesmen demonstrators. Pick up AI G. & G CAFE WHEifi · $16 WY "2685 'HPTO Co]lYinl Servu:e Cop SOON I Hayes, 635 Mill St. 4 12 pnce . "' .4 11 POMEROY les IIUldt o! legal papen 111 W. MAtH WHAT? . 25c Do It Yourself C1r W1sh APARTMENT with 4 birth rerord~ aM attwJsl an) 1'====~-==~=='i WHERE? and bath, screened in other documtoll AU(,'IliiNKKII In Pomeroy-A Good furnace beat1 2 car Beater lnaroa<e. Pom<!OJ Comptoll Servtte Location Crill Urudlurd WHO? large lot and trailer Sauncler1 Exp~ndlnt Hi1 Farm Machinery wrtte. rrun• " Canlld Phone WY 2-5115. 4 (Before May lsU 1 Gallipolis Sorvleo To You OUVER TRACTOR, Runs i A. 1.. IIKAIIrtiiW ~ 5 ROOM"!i''USI in Pomeroy. Rtctlvt Ont "Free"' Weeks WATCH FOR good, fair tires, $16>.03 Phone Radal, llblo C.mplng •t a..,el 08. P•rk 1 WI 9-2110. 4 10 6tc OPENING sn 2-ii531. · TRAlLER WTS - Free oewBIG BEND , • u 6tc =fi'ERiOR-=ii:xteirtor,liall INTERIOR -Exterior Bus•ness Services Roof painting and repair. ;i;Ji:";i~~:-Jii~j qe and water. Bro>•wn~·~·~~~II TRAILER SALES er Park (State A KARL -GRUESER; - plumbing! VI 3-2700. 3 31 30!~ Minersville, Ohio. Phone WY ROUTE 124 and heating, MlnersvUle, COMPLETE Relii6deting, Alu- : 2-3.'124. 1 15 tfc Ohio. End your sewer trouble. . minum siding, storm wind· I --- - -·-- ···-- -' We have all size sewer mach- ows and do'J rs, awnlnp and 1 75c, and $1.00 sues. Dclnes. Reasonable rates. Call carports, expert loolallatlon. • IJ.>'l, •• PiZza, $!.50. Jac.k's Oai· WY 2·2974, day or night. Phone ALL CRAF1' ALUM!· , Bar, MlddleporL 12 6 tfc 9 15 tfc NUM PRODUCTS, 169 North : · W1n1ed To Buy -- - · -· - - 8ecoDd Ave., WY 2-5570, I 4 11 tf l CROSSWORD Sin - - - - lb. ZESTA CRACKERS - - - lb. box 33c Stop! Lookl Read! I REG. 59c BETSY !tOSS and condition inside and out. I ----::-:--:-,- - - - 1 rarn over $3.00 per hour afl- CENTER CUTS---- lb. WHEEL ALIGNMENT ~s~~~~::;~~~a~ioD. \!r~~~ . PAaT Beagle puppies and kit- 1-~~~:. ~~ ~~ 11 mrL~n~ '"'~· ~Mn 1:1oun clubs. Brand new - i·r1cludesjl wilh windows and all seats. lellll to be given away to a 1TRUCK DRIVERS Age 21-40, 1 2 woods and 5 ir>ns and bag. Very low mileage. Superb Notice !lhf SHOOT_ Slmday, Bachner's Super Market - -- I ME£K, I WANT 'rt:lU TO FIND ME A JOB I ~ . . , _ vt~. .., .... ""• Wllldwant Paaaace." ·a.._.,;;,_...,~-~---' ' • �I .. ~ Extra .Cas.h The.Wtlnt A'd . ' ' ' .\ . . ' t ' .' ...,,,. . . ol tiM IOUOWMII ,~-.c . ......... to-wltl IAINIY OOCIIUI iiiiit lfUIIY IMITH . -· . '., tv FUD UIIWIU; liN WIY LOWeezv-- ... bll1 50 Gal. Elec. Hot Wlllr Htlter - $50 ·2 llt~ric Rtfrigeratoq ... $50 3 MaYttg Wrlngtr Washe,. I Notl~ , "MICI ~ wm Itt rtltttef It ..., orrLco• ' I;M Qlerll Of tbe YliUI II litdO 10J11L u.e vm ... Hall.li Mhltt ll' " ' " Oble. llaMlliLiiO O'Clod ·MoO DD t l•l lllb Gtl tf tiQ, liJit 1•. th11 PI" "' USED' I'IJlNITURI r._~r~~: AT RUT&IAND. USID II . ' - - .... _ Leg•l QU·ICK SALE • ' "• WHAT AAI! V00 MOONIN' Al!mUt7 LOWEE2.V~ real . .... , ··~ 1i tile C&llqtJ of MtiP ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,~ ol ................ 4MHI.bed u .IIIUILT - - - - - - - - tl. $61 .,_ 50:000 ITU Gat Heattr ...,ke Ntw $11 2 Usid fV .... . ... $50 f IJIIIng R,o"' Suitt~ · ei. $25 · 3 Unci 011 Rflngea Prlctcl to Sell 3 Wardrotita ••· 6.95 up I Automatic Washer & Dryer P1ir Frigidaire - - - - - - -- $139 RUTLAND FURNITURE Sale ~ RADIATOR IN LOWERSYRACuSE 5 I'GOIDI and bath, larp llld garden. Contact Condllf,Ohio. SS Lmon 1-~~~~~~===~==~~~==~~ - noth Groveport, PIIDI!eum·•·ll PHONE WY 2-2156 Card of Th11nks for Lhse For Sal• 142'1. AvaUable Apro 11. · 7'"";";""':'::.;; ·:Ciieiiti=[Niiw~~r~r~t -··~, 13 " b vear and mat. · ty tires. Fir•t tress. Robert K. Sayre, CH I Auto Sales =-==;--,;~ ·- ··--·· Used· Furniture Outlet or Rent SH 2-4211 SERVICE $TOR& HOURS: Mondoy thru Thursday 1:00 to 6:00 PRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 1•00 To 8:00 ' AIINew ~!,dlator !ho1 ~ .ecar eTruck eH..ter Core e Bulldozor tAny Type WE WANT TO el<]lri'SS our $23.2;, second tire $20.65. . . 7-2166. 4 13 Jlc I thanks to Hol1.er Hospital. to I doctors and nums and Dr.: tra nm 17.50 each. Newell's - - ··· ·- ····. t!IM VOLKSWAGEN, wm•:•o11 1 actual 30,000 miles, 7 rimas for the servic~ they I Suno<'O , Chester, Ohio. : 40 INCH PONY, t-10 .. Orville But . 3 2!1 31l1p I Johnson. O.xter, OhiO. With '!. Call daytime SH1 ';;~idii,W;,;,;,Y,.;2-;,;t1;,;9;,;6;.,.,.:;M;,;Id;,:d;,;to;IIO;;rt.::,!!!O~~~ rendered througb Ihe Illness 1 1 4 12 31p ot night SH 2-5501. See A of Mr. WJil(le sars_"' A:so ! I ,. • Grate at RuUand Furnit•••·l FARMERS - Inquire and UN ~r Rev. James Momsou or • ns_tr_uc ton TWO PO ~ IF.S, on• 1 year old Cen be financed. your choice of bull. 111 his .consolmg words and ' , u. s. CIVIl SERVICE TESTS! 1 and one 2 year.< old. Charles Breeding Service (Dairy and I' 1h' Ewmg"ulFuneral Homo. !'rice L"ng ll<lltom, Ohio. 11 • •1718 Beef!. Call 614-992-2264 or - •o~Mro 111 ~nn o1•er 'jffure! · , . 63 OLDS •• ' ....... • be.ut11 flowers fin d cards ' M•o lob' Wch ~tart. n1 11 P>lll Shnro . 4 U Jtc Wns $1895. 2 Dr. Hard Top. il4 985-38:21 4 1 SOle ltld fetters and food. Mur! . o\dnncement. r•,..par,,ror~ · - · -·- · Good looks and smoolb, de• ' 1 requLretl , rfonnance are l i x Mrs. Wilkie Sarwn am I U'al.nlnr l'hon~andt 01 .aton~klnJ op.-oii.• &~:penf!n~e llUG :tnd PAD. almost pendable PC' 9 · 12 Fami] WluaJJy UQn~t:'•nr~· Grammat \'OUI',S wilh this cl f',..A il "88" Y , II •ehoQl tufflclent ro• men~ Johs · llf'l'!. Phone Sfl 2-541:1. lrade-in. Powl."'r Rt('erlng nnd EXPERIENCED 4 l.t C FR£1> rnfm·m•tion °"' lObi. •aaartll. l 4 12 61 briikes. Autom:ttir trans . . . - - -- -- - r.qnirclll l'n1' \Vrtw roll A\' fll vlnl! ! C KEITH GOBLE fORD I , , ' PORK CHOPS 69C II,;;;;;;;===---==- =~ t~.0 ·~d:" a~net·:~ ~0~~ I Give Away • .,.,::-::,:.:..-:----:..,..:...=-;:;;. ISET of SenunrL. - ·~---· Wilson Blue Ridge on. 9 PlsRenger transporter pod home. Phone WV 2-2291. · Semi or Strai ght - Exren· Phone WY 2- 5324, Bob 4 1l 12tc encc not necessary. You can . sell. Middleport. Oblo. BLAETTNARS 4 12 3tc Pom•roy, Ohio , er short training. Local '-==~===:;:=::;~~~ placement service available. HAY:Cbeop. c:ii!SH :147;3.- - _ April 1 1 17, !tom M•n till dark on . Snowball Hill. Rifle and Shol-: guus. Sponsored by tbe Mergs ........,., Cooa Hunters. ~....,. Angel Food Cake - ••. 39c BROUGHTON'S BRAKE SERVICE Buttermilk =~s9c Blaettnars ServitOieo TIDE Rogulor 7 You do not ba•e lo relucate. 4 10 <molovment Wanted WY 2-2193 Pomeroy For application write Nation . Deep F"'eze. 18 ! MOWING wilh my Wide Semi Divison, <-o Hae- cUbic feet. 1\ y l-1!321 or WY ' mower (Middleport ckl Freight Terminal 3 I' "c 1 2 3618 $1.25 per hour. Can 4 13 41< 1255 Corwin Avenue, uarnU·I _..:_~ ______ c • u· ;;.,==::-=-:-::;--· _ __ 1 ton, Ohio. Or call 513-89o-8127, RUGS DffiTY? Rent eleclrie 1 highest refen'''ces AT ITS GREATEST FARMERS, am taking oolers ' evenings. Sl3-241·55TZ. shampooer for $1 with pur· . WY 2-7103. 4 10 6tc for Southern tomato plants. 4 11 3tc chns• of Lustre Foam. E.l> 1 ----:-------11 PWin or .W. pepperoni now. Will ,arrJve around Ap· ersbach Hardware, PomeInsurance uusage, muobroom. bam or ril 25. Billy Hill, Racine, WI For Renl roy Ohio. 4 7 6tc [ combination~ 'AUTOMOBILE Insurance been 24 3 9-2541. NEED A HOME? 611 WY l!Hii VACUUM CLEANER. 1 cancelled? Lest your operai- IJ t" or 12" llu _75c to 1.50 I -I PIZZA RH~ nttrei~i I HUD 8. Title 7.one ...... modern unfurnished 3 rooms and bath opartment. Lew utltltles. Coals Building, WY 3-5141. 2 24 tfe ;;;;TW"'O"""'T;;:RAJLE="'R"'S"'P-;oACES n""ool rent In the Village ol Middleport. CaD WY 2-3348 or W\' 2-2186 or WY 8. On tbe -...... to at. 2. Motor b'lp 3. Mac&wo 4. Golfer Hogan 6. Part of COMPLETE SERVICE 23. Ex· :m. Trlm ~6.Sho­ shoa.ean lndlUl 27. Calen.· dar AMnr abbrevlatloa ~. Jar 20. Sunflower 36. Sacks l'•a.rct,.• 9. Doportod state lL-allco 17. Ooddesa ot 31. Hasten lhlp COUnQ' Ond Beoordl. ,.,eel No. 11 'hit fo llawlzll 38. Solo 89. Ballad dawn 83. MelvWe 40. Ler join' lt.ll!flool 20. UAR 21. Bouadlf novel 4.2. Perched 34. Strike~ breaker U. London wburb za. IIIOUc WY - - mt. --L """" Pbone H0 USE 3 Bedrooms, wall to wall carpet, paneled, air conditioned. Betweeo Pomero1 & Chetter, Ohio Ob &lllo 7, Pilold to seD. T 0 c 1 .' • • ru H Rt. I llox 1598 0I k. HIll• W• V•• ljtqUire At Sentinel , Coaaoti.""' Large HviDI room wltb blue· ohio. ... .....,. oo ,.,, 10 Thlld Tobaeeo !!eds are 88 small as stone flreplaae, dlniDI room, ~~t ~m::dl:J gr0Wl41 pepper and a thimbleful modem ldldten Witb 24 ft, ::; ~ ~~·will p!Jnt neariJI three acres of bale IJid wall caltlnell, built- ""''' ... _.., .. ,... cigar leaves. ill dilb asher and gar-=:= =-~~o~a:t' "-e ............. modem bath ••u. aJtu tat .... lldll oJ Tbtrd 11 "-& _.,_.., edJ , !llreet a dla~nee of 110 reel: Ul!DH r,· , with vanJty, m cme cab'm- 11 rt 1ht llDilu lllld eatt • d!ata11.ee ~ 83~ , ..,, IMil<:e et rilbl all.lial et Wl'th slidJ'ng mirrored doors 1 aad Garth a dllt.ance ctf 39 feel aBd tile walls three large bed- 1 IIM:bn1 &beaoe at right l.QJI:Ie• and ' lined l ts) west I d.ltitanee of 8 feeto lhlnOi! tt =:.T :ea:rz.:' :;: .. ..= :!'! r-":"=--====---, CASH IN · rooms (cedar C ose • rt&ht an11e1 and aortb a dlaLIIIC!e of utility ~ fumaee room, t.~e'': :: ~~ ':!~':33': t:=ce forced air belting, carport aloq - IIOn.b uae of Lot No. l3S ON a:: DO u BLE ' DIVIDEND DAYS1 ,x28, ), pieDty of WaIer, aUledldiiDH of 71 fHI aad 8 lncbla to lid of HIIJI,.alq. 1ek1 tbon tot Plus bloek build••• (20'130') to belfll • part o1 PbWp Jo••• .tddltlon tilt VWtp er IUddJepon. aU floored, fuJI buement. DHd Reftterac.1 VoJa.11111 1811, Pap _., f ppolnlmenl ,_ &11', Melp (lountJ Deed lkllorct.. Mu~t IJIIII or a w 5ec:tlon 3 That tbe CouatU or lbe (24 u,. • S'i!e • • Albert M. Cos, Broker Henry Cleland , Salesmu WY 14831 Eveablp WY z..%511 4 14 3tl! -------- - - vw.,. of llkld.Jeport, bJ' ita Pre.~. ..._l ud Utt lla1or be . .d here~)) 11 auuwm.d 1o tt11 tiJd Ntl est•te to Ute b!Jh•lt bldllal' tOOOJ'dlaa to law upoa the roUowtq ......_.: Caltl tr.1 band UPDII dellver'JI of dMd. That tb.t 111uoto ot 111M VWta• ud Yll r~ dent of CoWitU be anc1 1.bQo are b7 autlloriltd &o COII.NJ tllil real • &a't to tilt eordLq to ldltMit .... blddei u.r.lor ao- b.•,.. .... - .,. . ,., - oao'""""" ••· '" .......... " " ol VIL 4 13 3tc ~::,.t:J =-~ Modem Roneh Sty!. , Dee4 flefer~J~Ct: Yolwne 1-. Pa.ee CouatJ Det4 R~. w•' =' - lol April Wb, llel, lbl property Jneludel lb llltlnllliGI1III'Irmo Ill Trador; Pull 'l'Jpl Mower; • At Pomeroy Moton ~ 1957 Chev. By RAEBURN VAN BURIN Ton 6 cyl. Pickup _ $4~~ 1960 Studebaker St. Wagon VS $395 1959 Chev. Bel Air St. W•gon VB $395 . 1957 Chey, Bel Air "6" ·• 4 Door _ $365 ' 195B Chev. Blscayllll "~ PO, 4 Door $269 PEANUTS By SCHULZ TAPIOC~ PUDDING! j' ~ 8y IRAMIIR 1956Buldc 4 Door· Solid_ $195 NOT A N\INIJTE "'100 50::JN. 'I!II!Y WERE: DRINP<Ir..e A TOA5TlD T ftV ... . ra~""-•' ICI"UilllUIIIU 8""·--· I&IIWMn" 1 I"' '" .....- •. ., . _... .... Ford MOUD!ed llo!nr; Coal ••!11•---=:. •· ,.... ... ,.._ ... IIIDe Pu; lrltemaUODIII Bruab . ~~ .,ru~...,~!!....~-= ~-= Hog; DriB: ID~tlonal 54 Ford St. Wagon . .VllJUa II - fJI Jltddlfport, ..... """""' ol \bt two-lblrlll Grain Dump Truck; MliDUJ'fl Fork; 1 irl - ,..... " 11- n. ~ Barrow Corn Plan~ t:=.:/...,~'".,:O..:,.W::,:: 8'; ltJlldt Bo1t1Jm Drag PIOWI ,.~--- .. ,.. ...-....., Drag li8rrow; a can Cooler; .,~ • ..... ,~, •• Plllllt Mine 111111; 1111 Bllit; Side - L ~ _,."NOVUlber ""' .., U, ...1. . . No Ra"·· "--~ ,.,__ eu•-ft lllf Mt ~ ~j: w · - -~· =:"..'l! ,._, .....,., •'*"*' ..-,. 1'1>1 -No. • ",,,. • Saw· lor ' o4i UMI lleeord of Platl In lllelll Coun- .. - - - ""'"· - •-"= ..... 12 Ton Bay· Ford Tree• ~ ...... , '.........~ ~ .... MYMURe>!!R, 56 Chlw. VJ • 4 Door s7 Doclp va. 4Door 52 chrytler hcl11t Prl- frelll "'to $195 ; ....., .... """ THUlS..JIRI..IAT. PhoM'"'-37~ :r'.J:'=::.' :#":..~~ Z buckets; 2 Spoota Yllre;' Cult!· ·' aoftllett& eomtr of Lo\ No. 1.181 vator WqoD• rreu.• Tbree · Y- Choice; ; FARM- 7 acre., 1'00111 ~u!:::."'='!lt.~ Point Disc Plow; · n~old bouse, drDled wen, 1 acre of ~ : : • : =::..=..~~:: Goodl and oUter -Items too __ COil.. Newell IIJRH, RL 1M ~ •='!.'"\': "~ to menUon. !' I • at the Crotllli'Oadll. 4 10 6tp "" .. • ..... _ UOD tlotll tu eut llat of 1M Ht. Terms of ~: CUll l FOR SALE - ' bedroom boose If•. •• lo .. -In,...., ol Lol """'-VIs, IWW u-tnlstra. 11t1.Uaattet • eoathe•tMIJ tUn.liii&W ., . llll atoryBa OOIIsew• v7th Slnll.llmall ~ ":'\,.-.....~...."~. ~: tor of the estate of Em-. ' ' New ven, •·· a. t.ot No. 1a, u.ac. m• aartbealtertJ eat Bowen, Deceued. down payment, take over !;':. ':f".:l."O::Jt<"..,~ 1mf. llndlonl AUDI!Ga ClDJnptmf, Ioiii. Contact Mrs. RIIWrt .... .... .... ItO. Itt. ••• "'· •. Stoui, wY 2-37111 daJtlme8 or ~"';., ~ .~....."':.. :: Crow era,;~~ New Haven ISUIU eveftlngs. :::..":":'".:' .:::~ A~ for ~mtnstralor ' 7 etc ~) u; · u.,· ate• =ro~P;;-:SA~LE~:-::t-::roo~m-:-bou=M:::-::wllll:;;;: 11r1o 10 _., ., loft . 1 O!IJIIMfiiiOPM., bath, full basement, ~llr· -..: '""",.:.'~": :l lllciiiM of Ill Ulllqul • -11 Sl I Middle·""' ·...' tot No, 'L, .........,. 40 ......, lion In the CarlbeeiD BaiU Is ... JIUI "' W8lt 10 lfl,f IJon.l Cfte eN\ line I ........,,Ohle PL Plea.."'IDI 6B-28G'I. " ""' No. aa 1o ... _,,,.. •• .,.,.. known 88 "Guardian of !be I' ::.0.-:1',.":,. - '_.,, . ---·-,.,.., .IIJ . j OS LVQ OR QI'G BJI'O IX 'I'I'ROVG ICK'l' 811: lOJJ:'l' LI'O.-GXXJV• QKBKFBNX 'l'ew....... D'JpllpJ.II IN w ·m 'l'H.l!l~ ARE Mli:JC'r• DIQS WIUilll S1111JK ldKI: A I'A'flll.- OWEN :MIIlllllllllrl ,., 19811. K!nr P"ettllre.s SyndlrAt" T n~) va: -1;!"::.:-::: "..!:.',:·•..,::: .. •. .. J~~lt=· ,..t 11 11 11o lay CHESTER OCIJILD 127• MelD 1 ....... ,.., FOR SALE- .. ... acre ·-... ua. tue .a.oe w- ........... ill ..... - - lad I"'CCID!! aud badt T e '1 •rter the earnut 110rtoc1 allowtd lt1 JIM CARNAHAN mlnuk!s drive from Pomeroy ,._, .., ,,. .., ., ......, RACINI, OHIO Rollle 143, Hatrlloa¥1111 Rd •-. Ric~~... WY Kl21 or WY Willi. ~..hrkle, , WATER WELL Drilling. Water - - - - - -·_l:....::ll:....::lle_ ...,.,.., c. o. ~~. 1 pump sal11 and oervicea. Free "' t. u. flirt estimalel. Call coUect 11!15- SAFE STOLEN 2351J, lloffmaD Drllllllg Co. SAIGON (UPI) -Pour men · roa MLB 3 II 30te broke IIIIo tbe clrculaUon CUSTOM Btm':llERJNG and building of Stars IIIII Strl[lllll Tilt pet'IObll property of C!Utllngs WiD buy hides ev· early Sunday, bound the guard tbe late Erneet Bowen, 0. ery M~day. Pbll Meier, Ph. and !llllde off with the ceased, will be offered lor 1811 WY :WSIO. t 18 Uc neWJPIIIIr'l safe In Its delivery 81 at auction 81 bla 1111 teiJ. _ trudt: clattce OD tbe Thoma Fark IIDad Rtll Estatt For Sale · MeJp Count)', Ohio, C!OlllllleDCo J'IVE ROOIIIS and bath-;iv, ac...gal Notice fog II IO:OD A. Jt (It Friday, •• enil Depot StrMt ~;;dl;-,;;;;: IIIMartbeCII altua\ed In th11 Vlllaee of .., Melp CouniJ, Ohio: Wrltt, Phone or Cont1ct ~~·t· DICK TRACY Beelnnlny at lbe nortllw"t cor. Setd proPtJb l1 to bt Mhl lllld con. w Of Lo' No. lOU; ll!.ence IVUUI liOJll to \lit liiPid lddll.r u.ton the roUowtq l .. ... t . .t oI T··....... • • - • dl• leUvtrr oflwml: d - c~a~a ill ... - _ ... upon t~AN or 10 fMt: tb.ace at rttbt an,.,.~y H0 M£ ON .... and eut alona: 1111 .uti~ nne of Til \ivun u• 11.14 Let No. 133 a dliUDet of ~ • rllllt II R~Hrved to reJect any · bidl, - _ 7:Y' ACRES _ ~l: tbence at rl1bi &Diles and nortb and aUJohD z.-, ~-ld... ROUI'E .w • cliltance or H fMt ot Race Street; VIJ.Jqli Spacious ranch style1.... brlck th~tooe a1oa1 tbe touth •Ide ot Mld4tepon, Oblo . ..,._ 1M ltntt 1 dbtuce ol 16\il feH home, alUminUm awn.... V~ to U. plal!e of bf!Jinnlae: nld 1t>t; 40 f. U, •• It, (I) t. IJte sills. beltt1 In PbJI!p Joaea• Addltloo to tae Wlndowa with marble VIUaee ot Middleport, Melp Countr, AUCTIONEER 22. Call, 4bxo. $] $] '•1ad BUY A DOWN t.Jewlsb. month i:state F01 S• Ie -_:::=_:::::..::.~---- ' 3267 for rentals. 4 13 12tc New, tank type, w1th ll''a license? Call wv Complelo Corry-Out Sorvlco NICE 'l'llAI-LE_ H_I-.0-( Bro-w-ne-ll all rleanmg 6 15 CALL WV 3·99M I Ave. Contnd Mrs. ' Salesmen demonstrators. Pick up AI G. & G CAFE WHEifi · $16 WY "2685 'HPTO Co]lYinl Servu:e Cop SOON I Hayes, 635 Mill St. 4 12 pnce . "' .4 11 POMEROY les IIUldt o! legal papen 111 W. MAtH WHAT? . 25c Do It Yourself C1r W1sh APARTMENT with 4 birth rerord~ aM attwJsl an) 1'====~-==~=='i WHERE? and bath, screened in other documtoll AU(,'IliiNKKII In Pomeroy-A Good furnace beat1 2 car Beater lnaroa<e. Pom<!OJ Comptoll Servtte Location Crill Urudlurd WHO? large lot and trailer Sauncler1 Exp~ndlnt Hi1 Farm Machinery wrtte. rrun• " Canlld Phone WY 2-5115. 4 (Before May lsU 1 Gallipolis Sorvleo To You OUVER TRACTOR, Runs i A. 1.. IIKAIIrtiiW ~ 5 ROOM"!i''USI in Pomeroy. Rtctlvt Ont "Free"' Weeks WATCH FOR good, fair tires, $16>.03 Phone Radal, llblo C.mplng •t a..,el 08. P•rk 1 WI 9-2110. 4 10 6tc OPENING sn 2-ii531. · TRAlLER WTS - Free oewBIG BEND , • u 6tc =fi'ERiOR-=ii:xteirtor,liall INTERIOR -Exterior Bus•ness Services Roof painting and repair. ;i;Ji:";i~~:-Jii~j qe and water. Bro>•wn~·~·~~~II TRAILER SALES er Park (State A KARL -GRUESER; - plumbing! VI 3-2700. 3 31 30!~ Minersville, Ohio. Phone WY ROUTE 124 and heating, MlnersvUle, COMPLETE Relii6deting, Alu- : 2-3.'124. 1 15 tfc Ohio. End your sewer trouble. . minum siding, storm wind· I --- - -·-- ···-- -' We have all size sewer mach- ows and do'J rs, awnlnp and 1 75c, and $1.00 sues. Dclnes. Reasonable rates. Call carports, expert loolallatlon. • IJ.>'l, •• PiZza, $!.50. Jac.k's Oai· WY 2·2974, day or night. Phone ALL CRAF1' ALUM!· , Bar, MlddleporL 12 6 tfc 9 15 tfc NUM PRODUCTS, 169 North : · W1n1ed To Buy -- - · -· - - 8ecoDd Ave., WY 2-5570, I 4 11 tf l CROSSWORD Sin - - - - lb. ZESTA CRACKERS - - - lb. box 33c Stop! Lookl Read! I REG. 59c BETSY !tOSS and condition inside and out. I ----::-:--:-,- - - - 1 rarn over $3.00 per hour afl- CENTER CUTS---- lb. WHEEL ALIGNMENT ~s~~~~::;~~~a~ioD. \!r~~~ . PAaT Beagle puppies and kit- 1-~~~:. ~~ ~~ 11 mrL~n~ '"'~· ~Mn 1:1oun clubs. Brand new - i·r1cludesjl wilh windows and all seats. lellll to be given away to a 1TRUCK DRIVERS Age 21-40, 1 2 woods and 5 ir>ns and bag. Very low mileage. Superb Notice !lhf SHOOT_ Slmday, Bachner's Super Market - -- I ME£K, I WANT 'rt:lU TO FIND ME A JOB I ~ . . , _ vt~. .., .... ""• Wllldwant Paaaace." ·a.._.,;;,_...,~-~---' ' • �'l ' ' \.,'I \, .' ',. ' ' ·•·' .. I ' ; ' I I '' MIDQLEPORT .' OHIO I' r I ! . 'r -, I' IdI· I.' 111r. I ' I I '. PAST SAVINGS ; • ; .. . I fOO·D.LAND STYLE I "SAYINGS SURE ARE BIGGER SINa WE LB. nARTED SHOPPING AT FOODLAND, MARTHAI GROUND FRESH HOURLY . ' FROM NOW ON, IT'S FOODLAND EVERY WEEK FOR US . . . • NO GAMES OR GIMMICKS TO I RAISE FOOD PRICES ••• JUST EVERYDAY LOW FOOD PRICES." LB. PKG. 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ' TI Ny,s c Kanauga, 0. Of Bs Middleport, 0. STARCH BONU BUYS · TEDDY BEAR l I • . ·. ·.· '22oz. . c:an J sc c I'I SIZE I I 8 oz. BOTTLE SUN GLASSES . 6FT. FISHING CONTAC PAPER VAL VITA suao LB. BAG PLASTIC ~~~~ 3gc j I I 77 j, REEL . i WITH LEva WIND REEN .. _NIONS I ..Hh..... .' •.·..:• c lARGI KNOB '· ONLY . ' • CAN ' BAG BUNCH NO. 21-i .. ...' BAG . -. .' • . . ., ' -: ' ., .' ' -..... . ' -- .... ' . ... . . ,, . ·' •• .•.' . ' c & ,pQUSH I MIT GRASS SEED c 5 lB. BAG c '. .I DUST PANS METAL ONLY can FRESH ' EACH EACH . r .. I WASH. . I . . l I 22 f ' e . CASTING ' .I r•., ., II LB, 3 LB. BA~os 250 TABLETS $1.78 VALUE boHies .. I • IN NORWICH ASPIRIN . BABY FOOD - 3 ... 29c . 5c OFP ' • 1 .. ·.' ~ Ill BAR c .DRAPES Ill r VALUES BUYS · m BATH SOAP 1.00-1.49 BONUS _··. ·: lh JERGEN'S PEPTOBISMOL f~C.\~\. 1\SSUlS ' II« ~· c. FAMILY SIZE TUBE GERBER'S POTATO SPECIAL STARCH 1 I CAKE MIXES - •· 34c • ··-;~EASY ·12 '..nssJ.:oo . D) d 39c , I DUNCAN HINES CANS ' '' ' DRINKS c NO.2~ GOLD MEDAL OR ROBIN HOOD MONDAY -~.~ · SPRAY Complete Shoe Dept. For The Whole Family AT LARGE DISCOUNTS HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO ' I HI C FRUIT PORK and BEANS BONUS BUYS WHITE OR ASSORTED '! GAL \.~ttGE eo~ES FOODLAND TOILET TISSUE · _.,._._ ~ ; :::~ 39c BISCUITS ' BONUS BUYS .., lib. I CREST I 4 95!' TOOTHPASTE ~ !· STA·FLO LIQUID IALU.RD OR PILLSBURY ( 1 STREITMAN'S PKGS. ' PAINT I Everyday Low Prices I HONEY GRAHAMS II'-I ! WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY HOT DOG or HAMBURGER -,·. Luco Luxury Reg. 6.49 [ FLAT WALL BANK BALANCE WAS BIGGER THE END OF THIS MONTH THAN IT'S BEEN FOR A LONG TIME. . BUCKEYE ' ~ �'l ' ' \.,'I \, .' ',. ' ' ·•·' .. I ' ; ' I I '' MIDQLEPORT .' OHIO I' r I ! . 'r -, I' IdI· I.' 111r. I ' I I '. PAST SAVINGS ; • ; .. . I fOO·D.LAND STYLE I "SAYINGS SURE ARE BIGGER SINa WE LB. nARTED SHOPPING AT FOODLAND, MARTHAI GROUND FRESH HOURLY . ' FROM NOW ON, IT'S FOODLAND EVERY WEEK FOR US . . . • NO GAMES OR GIMMICKS TO I RAISE FOOD PRICES ••• JUST EVERYDAY LOW FOOD PRICES." LB. PKG. 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ' TI Ny,s c Kanauga, 0. Of Bs Middleport, 0. STARCH BONU BUYS · TEDDY BEAR l I • . ·. ·.· '22oz. . c:an J sc c I'I SIZE I I 8 oz. BOTTLE SUN GLASSES . 6FT. FISHING CONTAC PAPER VAL VITA suao LB. BAG PLASTIC ~~~~ 3gc j I I 77 j, REEL . i WITH LEva WIND REEN .. _NIONS I ..Hh..... .' •.·..:• c lARGI KNOB '· ONLY . ' • CAN ' BAG BUNCH NO. 21-i .. ...' BAG . -. .' • . . ., ' -: ' ., .' ' -..... . ' -- .... ' . ... . . ,, . ·' •• .•.' . ' c & ,pQUSH I MIT GRASS SEED c 5 lB. BAG c '. .I DUST PANS METAL ONLY can FRESH ' EACH EACH . r .. I WASH. . I . . l I 22 f ' e . CASTING ' .I r•., ., II LB, 3 LB. BA~os 250 TABLETS $1.78 VALUE boHies .. I • IN NORWICH ASPIRIN . BABY FOOD - 3 ... 29c . 5c OFP ' • 1 .. ·.' ~ Ill BAR c .DRAPES Ill r VALUES BUYS · m BATH SOAP 1.00-1.49 BONUS _··. ·: lh JERGEN'S PEPTOBISMOL f~C.\~\. 1\SSUlS ' II« ~· c. FAMILY SIZE TUBE GERBER'S POTATO SPECIAL STARCH 1 I CAKE MIXES - •· 34c • ··-;~EASY ·12 '..nssJ.:oo . D) d 39c , I DUNCAN HINES CANS ' '' ' DRINKS c NO.2~ GOLD MEDAL OR ROBIN HOOD MONDAY -~.~ · SPRAY Complete Shoe Dept. For The Whole Family AT LARGE DISCOUNTS HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO ' I HI C FRUIT PORK and BEANS BONUS BUYS WHITE OR ASSORTED '! GAL \.~ttGE eo~ES FOODLAND TOILET TISSUE · _.,._._ ~ ; :::~ 39c BISCUITS ' BONUS BUYS .., lib. I CREST I 4 95!' TOOTHPASTE ~ !· STA·FLO LIQUID IALU.RD OR PILLSBURY ( 1 STREITMAN'S PKGS. ' PAINT I Everyday Low Prices I HONEY GRAHAMS II'-I ! WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY HOT DOG or HAMBURGER -,·. Luco Luxury Reg. 6.49 [ FLAT WALL BANK BALANCE WAS BIGGER THE END OF THIS MONTH THAN IT'S BEEN FOR A LONG TIME. . BUCKEYE ' ~ �- AA /l'l/.J, · Mainly ' ' 1.• ', , •.. , . · ,. 1 j. 1thD81Jy Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, ..'.':" , People In POmerOy dp n t rotary of her dormitory Bar· over the Easter ~eekend Willi . Hm~ Dorm. hit\ parents. Mr. and Mr ~ Mr. and ·Mrs. W!Uiam Lone· James Arnold ~d hll ~ staff, Henderson, visited Sun- mother, Mrs. ):laura Jjra ry day with Mr. and Mrs. FieLC· and other relatives. They also ing lla,wkijls, . .. . visited ·with her parentsk M~ Miss ·carol Soott and MtSII' and Mrs. Arnold Euba~ I Joy Boggs, student nurses at Eureka. 01 Holzer Hospital School of Nurs- Mr. and Mrs. John P~rso 1 mg, spent, the weekend wlt,b and cblldren, Jeff and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calumbas, _spent the wee . S<ott and Mrs. and Mrs. with he! parents, Mr. and Mrs. , Bog~. . Ralph Gilmore. Miss Dianne Criswell, student Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Goodrich at St Joseph Hnsp1ial m of Dayton spent the week~ was the Easter with Mr. and Mrs .. Karl Ow Jl. guest of her p~rents. . . and Mrs. ~a.mes Criswell. More than ~ m111lon women Mrs. Betty Wlihams and Mr. have a bunters llcense Ia lbl i {r(Jfll our BULOVA GRADUATION COLLECTION ~ommat- Bruce Lloyd Easter Sunday..and son, • 'Mrs. James Harl~ I ~~ Easter weekend m field With her son and Mr and Mrs. Jo~n Harley. , Mr. and Mrs.Jl'homos Rue ' and lam,ily. Sue and J T ent•r· l project tamed E~ter SUnday ~lth a ' corrt·spondmg secretary ; Mrs. I I dav of Bruce Gotthardt at thfl reported a record breaking sa le family ~mner at tbeJ_r holllf' 1r. uy Russell, trectsurer , Mrs. J home of his rand~other when the Ladies Auxiliary or on~- Tb1rd Ave. Attending were ! uqMUIY"I•"' Richard Rosenbaum, Mrs. I ' G ' the Volunteer F'ire Dept met I thetr parents, Mr. and Mrs. I BtntJ ~IP i or.! 1n ' fltle 21 1e111r1 Wltdl . LouJS Osborne Mrs Robert Mrs. II . A. Morgan. m the town hall Monday 'even- Hobart Dillon and Mrs. John 'tettow • wftlt•. . Mrs Donley ' · Reibel and 1 umor Mrs. W. A. Morg•n and I ing Ru_ • 0 f Ga111poJ18, ' and Mr. an d Lew" u • guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. · Mu. Keith Bowman or Oak Mrs, Jack Carsey, delegates to . , Gotth ardt and son Bruce were The meetmg was ealled tt I . Coun!y Council; and Mrs. Me- Members nf the Wlldwood : Easter dinner guests of .Mt· I order by the president. Ada I:u andh Miss dCharl?tte ~ow: Kenzte Mrs. Roy Reuter Mrs Jumor 4-H Garden club and Its Sl ·k d d an, W o atten s Oh1o Umver With 1 Bulon rou give mo;e and Mrs. Roger Morg~n Hnd : ac . repor15 were rea an Isitv. than a W3tch - you gi~e a fi11e 1 liavmond Bat tv, Mrs. Guy <rum. leade1 s. Mrs. VIctor Hy ~Pll f . M ddl t ' approved and commwJiL'ations i Mr nd M 11ame, excellent workmanship ther and Mrs G E Clark al and Mrs Dwight Milhoan met ami1y, 1 epor · ted a rs. Ron Holley, tnd the distinclioa cl elegant M . M. ·K · . , .• Fndav e'venino at the Hysell ' J\lr, and Mrs. Bernest Bruch were. a.c upon. , Columbus, spent the Easter ' t . . terna es. l rs. J. c enzte was good tastt. . r::o 1 d El . b th d Delb ·t 0 r Quiltmg as a monev making 1 k d 'th h named 0 install the officers at home for a hike to identify Wild an IZa e an t'l • wee en WI er parents, Mr. Come in and choose from out • II .. t . d b' d Mt. V ernon were w••kend effort, whtch was tabled pre-land Mrs Earl Kni•ht Mrs . extensin Bu!ova liraduati oA Ihe llt'Xt meetmg oweJ s. rees an Jr s. . I b ht d • ., . 8 Th la r h Jd . guests of h1s parents. Mr. vtous y, was roug up n · HAlley remained for a week's Collection , I II \H IS announced by Kere regu r mee mg was e 1 be h was selected to be the next ad 1 · · · later w1th Amta Houdashelt and Mrs. Del rt Brnc . " It th at an eye c1JOIC • VJSII. 1• m1 I \" a on · '· t f tl 1 d ' 1 ld b 1 ld · Wed president m charge Members · Rev. A. N. Grueser returna ven ure 0 le 8 ies. Mr. and Mra. Richard Picka wou e Je e:tgam nes- , answered' roll call ~~th their I ed to hJs home Grove City Mrs. Slack, and Mrs. Carrie Iens and Mrs. Eloda Webb VJS· I d<~y and w!th the :sa me helpers I favorite bird A contributiOn I toda y. after spe.nding several Sinclair, Will represent the ited in Columbus over the week· :I r x~tpt ~rs . J~mes JSoulsWby who was made to. Wabkeena 8 naa ~ys with Miss Genevieve and Auxiliary at a meetmg ef the end with Mr. and Mrs. J a n ~~ I rep ~ce rs. ay arner. ture and \'a' lid flower r~serva. l Robert Stobarl. Amencan Red Cross at the Hauck aDd children, f ontnbullons of $24 was made lion C . r.tr. and Mrs. Edwin Living· Epi..,pal Parish House in and 'Brenda A. C. Webb and or pnzes m a poster and es-· ' 1 p Tl ·d 1, Mr. and Mrs. ' Paul Kautz. ' They . Several reports were given ston and Leslie and John of omeroy Oil JUrs ay. . , 1 't I There were 382 Easter has· t were joined th•re by Mr. and i I Jsay. <on ' d' Sor H' h S 1 1 including one on how to lrellt New Albany, Ind. were emor 1g c1oo • poisonous . . d k · B'mg- 1 · 1 umor an bites by P egg~ Mil- en gul's ts of her grandfath- e_1s made and ~old th'1s year, 1' Mrs. c. J . cummmgs, hoan; one health, measles and er, John Frick. lh1s being a gam of 150 over I Hampton, N. Y. I its symptoms, by Palty Ihle Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks last year. Mrs. Slack wishes to I Mr. and · Mrs. William King Pomoroy, Ohio and on flowers,, 'snapdragons, and family .pi Reyaoldsburg, thank everyone who helped and Mrs. Evelyn Lewi• were ! which are good ~~~?rder flowers , spent the weekend with their in any way to make this the In Athens Monday evening to , 10 FUCKI' "I " TONIGHT & THURSDAY · by Linda Hollon. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon huge sn¢cess it was. ' •ttend the Gr411d Inspection of Sm1rt IIIII tvnetion.al. 17 jtwrlt . NOT OPEN Heidi Milhoan demonstrated I Weeks and Mrs. Herman Anyone having empty bleach 1 Athens Chapter, OES. r:~~rwf '. ltll~ ... . il miniature arrangement us· Scholl. jugs (I ql. size and up) they Miss Karen Wagner, daugh· FRIDAY and SATURDAY ing violets and wild carrots in ' Miss Jerri Frick of Columbas will give to tbe ladies, may Jer of Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Wag· April 15-16 ' an antique pitcher, and Kosta spent the weekend wlth her get in touch with any member ner of Bryn Mawr. Pa. spent " JOY IN THE MORNING" i Hysell showed what lo put in • paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Paul and they will be picked up or [the Easter weekend with her (1'echnieolor) Use Our Lay-Away Wi tb Richard Chamberlain sewmg bo!. Each girl receiv· Frick and family. may be left at any member's . grandmother, Mrs. Griff and Yvette l\limeaux ed a chrysanthemum plant ' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kas· home. They will be stored lor I sell in Bradbury. Miss Plan For "DARK INTRUDER" from Mrs. Jaok Robson, region- ~ par and Ronnie of Dayton next year's baskets, ner is a student at Ohio (.Rslie Nielson, Gilbert Green :" dtrector for being outstaodwere weekend guests of their Lunch will be sold by the l - --- · --Graduation Time! lllg gardeners ill District 11. : parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl group at the Luther Jabnston, White, Sylvia Zwilllne, Em1ml· ll SUNDAY, MONDAY •nd TUISDAY Alter the meeting, the girls Parker and Mrs. Amanda Kas. auction sale April Refresh- line Hendrix, Naomi LO~:: pamted flower COillainers for par. ments were served by Mrs. Sin· Ada Slack, and a guest, "''" 17·la.lf "WHEN THE BOYS 10 ~e a local hospital. , Mrs. Hugh F'ergaeson and elair to these members, Agnes Theiss. MEET THE GIRLS" - Terhnit'olor.arne~ were played under the IJimmy, Miss Cleo Parker and Connie Francis, Harn direch~n of Sandra Roush, David King of Columbus visitPresnell recreation Jeader. alter whit"h ~ Sunday with Mr and Mrs Colo"'rciiioriii!Qoiiiiiinsiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!:l refreshment~ were served by Pearl Parker and M~. Fergue~ Mrs. Hysell. son remained lor a week. Mr. and Mrs. Marion How· Dinner Party Given ell of Columbus and Mr. and Mro. Wwter Walker were SunHonoring Birtlulny• day diiUler guests of Mr. aud ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY Mr: md Mrs. Dan Thomas Mrs. James Will and family. of V1enna, W. Va. and Gene Earl Teaford of Columbus Crooks, Ohio State University, was a. recent dinner guest of "ere Easter weekend j{uests of his mother, Mrs. Edith Tea their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ford, Minersville. Walter Crooks. Saturday even· Mrs. Lucy Taylor of McKe•· W88r mg Mrs. Thomas and her twin zie Ridge visited Saturday with :1 brother, Gene, were honored Mrs. Eclitb Teaford. with a dinner party in observ· Mrs. Carl Moore visited Tett d ter test hu prol'en the ruga-ed durab ilit ~· or th~e ance of their brithdays by Mr. Monday evening with Mra. Destmart.ly Btylt-d lln imold roo~truded !hoes for boys. ft>aturin~~: and Mrs. Crooks. sie Patterson. unique P.\'.c.• g u\ e~ . J-'ermll.n<'nll}' bonded to tine llllpt'r leatb~rs . i11e!le p•-muld e.d. sul t'11 wear longer, y ~<l , lh\'y'rt Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ewing liv:htweight and tl.l!'xihle, lrnim old mewn1 lung 'ft'ear! Thomas (Jeanette Crooks), Vi. returned to their homo, AkrOB enna; ' 11ss Rosetta Lisle, Sy· Monday, alter a visit with his • p~ywlnyl Chloride raruse; Mr. and Mrs. Edward sister and brother-iD~aw, Mr. Crook~ and d~ughters, Pam and Mrs. Phil William.... and C•ndy, Middleport, Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. CJ.rence BosE. Frutb and Miss Kathryn ter and family of Gallipolis Fruth, Pl Pleasant and Gene spent Easter with her pareats, Crooks, Columbus. Mr. and Mrl. Pbii Wllliamaon. ... , Record Breakmg Sale Reported F B k rom as ets • .. ' • • • I I • " I 1 • 1 OPEN ' • I I MEIGS THEATRE "?~Mel KODAK INSTAMATIC Movia Ciiras! I I 1 • Come in and '"the r,volutionary new KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie Cameras! SGme no-thread, instont-loadintJ c;onv•n• lence you have in INSTAMATIC Still Cameros. Noodepotit, factory·loaded KoDAftAK Movie Cartridges •• , with i...,.. proved KODACHROM! D film ••• also available I I I II I I 30. I ' 'I' . • VOL XVII NO. 293 OHIO THURSDAY. APRIL 14, 1966 Iood Unrest Continues with Ky Probably Target of Coup 1 • A}/, EL8 ERFEL0 S 'I , I 1. ~~::~:lrand'"""M"rs"."R"u"ss..el:l~M:c~D:an~le:l~v:ls-~U~nl:ted:S~Ili:Je~s:.~'""""'""'l .mgThecommittee report ofwas the g1ven by the refreshments weremothers serverl with by , !:\don se<,nd grade M Gaul d Mof Chester. R 1 Gotthardt form. · IJarnf'S• Sonlsby and other offl· Mrs. Don Thomas, Mrs.' Paul[an·d r~o~~ Br~~."e ;e~rned to I I cers eleeted w~re Mrs. John Chapman, Mrs Guy Guinther thetr home, Columbus Sundar•.l I W. Blaettnar, first VICe pre~n-1 and Mrs. Pat Duffy as host-' after s ndin several davs I dent; Mrs. Jay Warner, ,.,.. 1esses. w1t11 h;' motf,er Mrs w. A. 1 ond v1ce prestde11t; Mrs. 1 Atl . 'R d James Soulsby, recording sec- 1' Mo~~~~;e H~~~;. o~a Middleport : retar)', Mrs Leonard Jewell Nature was an overmght guest Satur· The Easter basket Hike Tk b s a en y J • C/ b ' 3!.i I The reward of exceUence . enttne • •• ,rflltt o.· "ii;;:- .o., April 11, 1968 AroliftCJ- And ' , · University 1n Columbus wbere it.c~ with relatives in MII'J" . .Ab·.. 't ' she is majoring in Medical land over the weekellllA ld .. • Technology.: ~e ~ ple4gecl Mr. an\1 Mrs. James rno MI'ddle00 rt ' ilyKappaand Kappa Gamma Soror- and daughterS, Mary a-n d . bas been named sec- Laura- of Cincinnati, visited Plan were made lor lnltia· u· Ilion of three girls at the next'.; ~ling April 25 when Bethel No. 62 of International Order 7) ' Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rob· of Job's Daughters met Monday The Rev. and Mrs, George I •r'"'· Mr Q~ Mr~o: Robert F. evpnlng at thA Pomerov Ma· Siddall 'a~ children. Laura. ' ' - _. " - : -Roberts and daughler Kathy of sonic Temple. Tommy and Timmy, Plat!JI. cuyahoga Fails, were """k· Linda Yost. honored queen, burg, spent the weekf'lld • u-. T.Pn rrflw was elected and 125 for bond Jssue l)Ubllc· •nrl 011 ,.,d .. nf th .. i,. ru~r~>nh: Mr. nrP~ittM »nrl Willi::am Haves with her oarents, Mr. and M'ts. pr;;·id~nt-by the Pomeroy Eie- lty. A white elephant sale was 1;;;d R~b~;iRoberts, ;.rved . •• guardian secretOry i Paul Smart and _qther rela, I, mentary PTA Monday evening planned lor the next meeting. Pomeroy, and treasurer, in the abReuce !fives. Sunday th~y wer~ guests , at the school. Richard Rosenbaum, ~hair· Mr. and Mrs. Melvin van of Mrs .. Mabel Goeg\ein and of het' stste~ artd family, Mr. ' . ' . man of Meigs Local bond ISsue, Meter and son left sunday ior Mrs. Dutsy ~lakeslee who were . and Mrs. Manmng Kloes and Elza Gilmore. preslde~t. con was introduced and asked Cincinnati where they will re- ill. Plans were made to help . ch1ldren, Kenl, Lori and Lynn. ,dueled .'he meetrng whtch op that the membirs help to give side. with the cancer fund tag day on · Others, present were Mr. and ened wtth the pledge . to , Oae all children the best education Mrs. George Powell of Park- April 30. , Mrs. George !Uickett and and prayer by Kermit "alton. p05sible after which he introburg w va and Mrs EJ. A eommunication was read tliY, Melame, Lmda. Dennis /drs. Donald McKenzie thank· duced Dr. Paul Raden of Ohio ~::. Ga~l 0i· Ch~ster visited ,_. coneerning Grand Session whieh land Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Paul ~all who helped w1th the !It· Uni>·ersity, who spoke on Our cently with their mother, Mrs. will beheldlnColumbusJune23 lsmart and Herman Kloes ney supper and Mrs. Elza Gil· future in consolidation, follow· Adam Ebersbach. . to 26 at the Deshler- Cole -Ho- IAthens. more r,oeported on the recent eQ by a questiOn and answer Mrs. Ida Burns .a\1 Mrs. Ad- , tel Election of officers was an- I Mr. ~nd Mrs. Osca~ . reford hop and thanked those period. am Ebersbach were Easter nounced for the May 9 meeting, •and children of Gallipolis who helped. . At the close ol the meeting, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. The meeting closed In regular ed her parents, Mr. and r' r p' I Y(' ; · ~- lidtfd'llu,!i Plan~ .. About ' ~ By Job'; DautJ~~; , Eleels ·. eroy PTA . ·' ' ' See the new Kodak lnstamalie ·Movie C1rneru, ~nstamatlc Still Cameras, Movie Projectors and SUdt Projectors in the Camera Department on the Firll Floor. SAIGON (UP!) - The military government c~Ei\~ lated today to a series of 10 Buddhist demands c; for a return to civilian government In three to mo~ths. More tha~ 20,000 Buddhist sympathizers sta1:edl a VIC~ory celebratton through the streets of Saigon. The promise came in an official decree signed Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu. It did not end Narn's political crisis, however, since many Buddhists still demand the immediate overthrow of the govern· men! of Premier Nguyen Cao Ky. but Saigon remained tense. Tbe bowing to There were a number demands also raised the of • military <OUp to the Ky government. placed government sources they were keeping a eye o~ at least two <'Ommanders whom they peel of uslpg the agitation In plot Bf&inst the governmeoe$ Ky was said to fear the possibility of a military ond attempted eoup against govermnent ·e~en more than Bnddhisis' 4rive. SHII Teaoe victnrv pro c e s sl o ••II - Elber!elds carry a complete selectlon of Kodlll Cameras, Film, Camera Supplies and DevelopiDI Service for Color or Black and !White Film. terrorist Incidents ~::r~:~~~ by Viet Cong trying trouble. American were ordered to remain in quarters, Only military jeeps were in the streets they kept their distance. Terrorists today hurled hand grenades at military and stations, staged gun haUics In the streets and stabbed an American. A woman and · were wounded in a explosioa outside police station and three aollliersl four .civilians were t)Vo grenades were IOi!tedl a taxicab window. · Mar!Ae Private Roger E. HtU,suo1 Mr• and •Mr •. Ju1. taa Hill of Syncnoe, has fll'8dUated from Marhle recrult training at the Marine eo,. Recruit Depol al Sao Diego, Calli. ----- Hamden Men Have Bad Day OnRoutel24 Elberfelds In Pomeroy . _ I WESTERN AUTO'S Open Friday Night Til 9 Unimold constructed to I a /onnef Of Poster, Essay Contests Meigs Local School District students 1v111 partlclpaf4 in Poster and Essay contests in connection with tlwj Bond issue to be voted on May 3 accordiog to Laura Harrison, chairman of the PTlPTo oom•alto DINNER SERVED DINNER GIVEN Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patterson Mrs. Adam Ebersbacb enter· entertained with a <andleligbt tained with a cliiUler Saturday dinner at their hame iJJ syra evening at her t.ome, Mulberrycuse Easter. Gue.sta were av, Present were Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Sisson, Ernie SissoR Jr., Melvin Van Meter and 10n, Joyce Brace, John Cleland, and Miss Sybil Ebersbach, Mrs. the host and hoaless, Mr. and fda Burns, Miss Bernice Mra. Patterson. Durst and 1lie hostess, ./-~·' ~. !" THURS•••·fRI. ··SAT. ··APRIL 14-15-16 SHULER'S GROCERY Wl9-3226 STORE HOIIlSa ANTIQUITY, 0. Register For Free Door Prizes SPECIALS THURS.· FRI.· SAT. DOMINO SUGAR 5 lb. 55c Southern Roll OLEO _ 5 • Y2 lb. rolls 47c FIRESIDE CRACKERS _ 2 • 1 lb. boxes 45c Thank You Cherry PIE FILLING 2 cans49c POT PIES 3 for 49c Reg. 59a ANGEL FOOD CAKE 39c Reg. 59c POTATO CHIPS 39c FROSTIE ROOT BEER carton 27c Reg. 39c BAKE 'N SERVE BREAD _ 29c Broughtons ICE MilK _ 2 • Y2 gallons 89c ' " Thunday&".filcfay · 9·A.M. to I P.M. PAno SIT .. ' ... ' liCTCLE . ,, . . ·' ·WESTERN AUT.O: "HOME OWNED and OPERATED BY DON and EDNA I ' f..•_ N.-2NQ. AV£.. 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