http://66.213.69.5/files/original/38604ba41cd2f99d7aff9ce8858577b8.pdf c432bfcc48c264eb3d6d0c93e2ba2269 PDF Text Text ''•I " >: ' ., " I~ "' ,, ,' ' '., ' ' I '' ,. • .' prtng lS eme f Flower \.how ,. 0 ·. Mr. and Mro. tharleo Lytle 11\tertained with a dinner Sat- ~ urday, at their home, Spring 'If1 i I~ :~ Mrs. ,.J ,~ People In p . b " . ject She Mlll'Cia Hobstetter who serv- centered the refreshment tablt to the girls ~I t~ar.ll botue l ed as a hostess for' the Miss flanked by green tapers. An also announc . · t f ellow roses caps should bo turned In by American pageant m conjunc· arrangemen . o ~e ritual tablL May 10 to h•lp on the cancer lion With the boat regatta IB!I Iwere pl~c~ onh' and eo<IkiOI fund ~nve. year, was ~ guest and presen~· Party sanedwic e ----~ ed suggesUons ·to .this years lwere serv ,, - - - -- - Ontetoy f The Ritual of the Jewels cereAvP i mony for new pledges high· Present were Mrs. c:,~o I ur and u.., 11••!1\an Fish· t••hted the meeting of the Ohio Williamson and son . .Jack. Ed or of Senecaville were week· Phi Chapter, Bela Slgm~ OefenbaUih Mr. and Mrs. I ..) end guests of ~ir daughter and Phi Sororlty Sunday at the ~-~ 1 1 Mr .... Mrs RoJl.. ' . w· Ralph 1!-::ichlnger. M.r u11u ,.. ,... 1 son-n-aw, --· 8 ..•~.: · home of Mrs. Mar1lyn Jsecup A1 M nan·1 1·- - - -- Fioyd Griffith and Kav Ann : S I ert Wamsley and famUy and at· In Pomeroy I bostr· s, rene c ,. . . . and Cary Ray . and ~lr. and I Spring, th~me of the Winding Trail Gar~~· ~~~.r ~0~ tended the funeral of Pearl Each pledgor was pinned dur· • The, cultural prOgra~ enll!; I I William GrHfith of Co· Flower_ Show :xcept out· Parker. Iing the candleljghl ritual 't ~mbu~: Wlllmm G~nnm. ~an· pany ~~s~l:yA ril showers were intermittent visitors. Mrs. William Fisher, wllo is I Sided over by Mrs. April S~J.th, Ieman. She displayed paintings I ' • nKibal ; : r and ~~ 5· arxl ~~~ , 51de ~.~~~n se!tions m which were 18 eJasses featu~~~ th~ visiting in Senecaville, spent prMesiden~ R K ight sponsor St~O'? 1 t Middleport done by Mrs. Nan~ Rawlings / ,1rr. ~ racuse. · f U . the weekend wlth her son and rs. · · n • en s a Johnson over a penod of s-ev· M D 11 R ssen Charles R Karr. Sr., Pome~y : I show. Its result~ o T~w. Mrs Leo Kennedy and Mrs. daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. of the chapter, was a special I Schools .are preparing for the eraJ years beginning with Dr. and rs. .ked u ts Mr. and '\Trs Charles R Karr THE - -~UL . . ' . F'sh ' d ttended the I guest and assisted. activities marking the end of . I Elyria, were wee en gues Jr Middleport and Mr and Arti stic Arrangements , Charles Lewts. Mason I er aln p a ker During the bUsiness meeting, the school year first lessons while a young I his mother, Mrs. Griff RusseU ~1r~. Lylle and Susan. · s· 1s for S~ring, blue rib- Among narcissus displayed runeral of Pear ar · Inominees for the coveted The annual Ju.nlor .. Sr.nlor chil: and through her present In Pomeroy. Dr. and Mrs. RIIS• bon tn \Irs. Leo Bryan: red , : were lily flowered, Thalia, Mr and Mrs. Paul Fisher of ••girl of the year" award were Prom wilL be held this Friday woAr s. . 1 h h ld f 1 sell were returning to Elvrll I'll . white J h : V nd . L I SIJCia our was e o. f bl. I N th caro!4M r..1rs. Allee. ompson, ·. Mrs h. 0. Backhouse; on Huntington, W. a. ar~ spe ·announced and Include ~~s~ening with the seniors to· be lowin the meetin with Mrs. a ter t:mg n or j.Jrs. Jne Struble. Snow ing a few days at their home, Moore, ways and means ch~tr- guests of the junior class for Knig:t and Mrs. ~n Chapman where he had attended t h• 1Evelyn, King Alfred, 1-, Pam•roy, Ohla " .. :-; for Pri<'eless. blue, I Queen, Ge..·anium, Dick Well- , Minersville. . . man, seleded. for her organ~a· the tradltlon'b.l dinner and dance. presiding at the silver services. Eas~n Radiologl~al SocieW P 1· Th . . rt>d band. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Fish- tion of the w1g shDW and c~rd 1Committees are at work on An arrangement of red roses meehng held at M1d Pines, N, Mrs. ~obt>rt o~pson . Mrs' I . er and son of Belpre. were party; Betsy Horky, ~ervJCe 1 the decoration theme and mu~ . C. Dr. Russell, elected prest. LAST TIME TONIGHT ~trs ( L Heaton. white, \ Tuhps, reo rlbb?ns only to weekend guests of their ~ar~ chairman. for h' e r part m con- sic for dancing, and junior modent of the organization for the "PINOCCHIO IN OUTER ( harles Le~m.. • Mrs. Charles Lew1s and Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Ftsh· ducting the polio drive; Mar~ tbers are planning the dinner. New Cheerleader~ coming year, thus heads a soSPACE" ··R'' IS for Ram. blue, Mr:o l Robert Thompson. er and Mr. and Mrs. SUm Arn· tha Esclllem~n, f?r her work The senior play Will be held Selected at MUS tiety made up of radioJogisfs - T('ehmculorPetrr Laze!. as Pinoc('hio Charles ~f'WIS n·d, Mrs. ~ n Early Spring Dwarf Iris spec- I old . in the c:ttapter off1ce. Friday evening, May 6, and the Ntw cheerleaders of Middle.. from states east of the ~issls· 1 "BEACH BALL" 0 1 Br~an . \\ h1 te. \lrs. J imen~ were shown With blue 1 Gordon Fisher, st~ent. at Tht! wanner of the award will senior trip this year will be a port High School were selected sippi River. Its ronventwn Is --Tf'<"hOIC'OiorTrrrPll ribbons to Mrs. Charles Lewis ~1ountam State Busmess C?l· be announced at · the annual tour of washington, D. c. The for next year at a special try· Iheld once a year to analyze F.dd Byrnl"s, fhris Noel. The SupremPs. Four Sea s on~ " I" 1s fn.r. ld~a blue .. M~~- 1 and Mrs. Rubert Thompson. 1lege, spent the weekend wlth F.ounder's Day ob~erva~ce Ap-. group plans to go by chartered out a.ssembly held Friday. and review the more recent Rob('rt ~ ..e~ts. 1ed , MIS. JOt" ' In the Junior arrangemenq h1s p~rents. Mr an~ Mrs. Mas- Til 2~lb at th~ OhJO .umversitY bus and will not visit New York The five girls chosen by po~ experience In X-Ray diagnosis WED. and THURSDAY lard Pr.llt, \\IHif' , \l! s. I cl ss ··April Showl:'rs 'BI"lng Ion Fasher and famtly. Inn m Athens. ' C'ty but will ~nd the time in uJar vote of the student body and treatment. April 27-28 Struble . . M:y · Flowe s,•• blue, Carol Edwa~d Parker, who Is em· The ~apter voted to donate •t~e Capital. for the varsity cheerleading sec· Dr. Russell is a graduate of 1 NOT OPEN ·· N" ts for Narel ssu~. blul", Lewis ; red , Lilly Laudermilt. ployed m Gla~gow, W: Va., an addtUonal $10 ~o the School Meanwhile, Mrs. Pearl Rey· tlon were SUsan Morris, Mari Middleport High School and the Mrs. Robert. 'rhon:ps~, ~1~· ~ and while, Linda Hendricks. Ispent th~ wee~nd ~t :~ ho~~; ~ B.ond Iss~e c~mpa•gn l:d,..:a~ nOlds is getting her annual kin· lyn Stumbo, Nancy Harris, Lois Ohio State University Medical FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY April 29·30 !'\ Irs John ~errf'll , v. lit' . , Mrs Lloyd Moore won a blue i Mlnersvll~e ;n Ia~\ gJrl. m. t ~ c apter .P n dergarten presentation in read- Sauer, and Kathv Morgan. Shei· School. He also studied three ''WILD IN THE COUNTRY"' Robert .LewlsG bl Mrs lri.bbon. for a large display of lfuneMral ond Mear H rGer.y no:r assllst m10 e ca,mpbavignphonecoor· ', iness The classes will present Ia Childs was e.lected as alter· years at the Radiology College <Tl•chmrolor) ··c ·• 1s for •Tt"t"n, Uf'R. b t· 1, Afncan violets. . ·k rs. ba· · dou.-o tac .ng peopk·ng e · total of "Goldielocks · · ted of ·m R.IC hmond , Va. He I8 aUl1 · and re d fiLl" d r. hald and the Three nate. T"uo;; tryouts cons1s 8 811 . 8 Eh••s Presley, Hop<' Lange, 1 ~e contacted by Bears" uu~ year. .Clever, color· ~ee cheers given by th~ glrls 1iated. with the .Elyria Memorial fu!'sda" Wf'ld , .lohn (l't>lanrl L::~s~r~h~1r r~;s./\ L. ~t'~- Ibon went to Mrs. ~ax Rol.ler ~n ofc ~a:O~· w::e · ra !~kend ~per::~ "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" ~~~ · for u large bloommg Chnst- 1iuests of her parents, Mr. and 1the ':hapter. Mrs. Horky will ful L'OStummg agam will play a wit~ the ~tudent body vohng for Hospital, .Elyria, and . St. Jos)oannne Woodward, Stnart Nai'C issus Spl"rimens. blue, mas . . .. Mrs. W. 0 . Barnitz. 1 .;'n;_;;th;;•.. ..........;;th;,;e•;.r.;c;,;llo;;;'.;,'e;..===--==-ep;.h-"H;ios.;,p.. Whtlman M Jumor Horticulture diVISIOn, Mrs Bentz Wolfe was an OV· r- - - - -·----Mrs Robert. Th~mpson.R .br:'\ I blue ribbon went to a display I ernight gcest Sunday of her ~ SUN.-MON.-TUES. Cha~les Ld•~.I S, ,Lrs. K o der. ol' hi'Tbs, bulbs and succulents sister and brother·ln:law Mr. : M•Y 1·2·3 Lt: w1s an ~~ rs. l:'t- enne 'f • t t d th. · bY the Wind• and Mrs Paul Grueser Middle· ' "THE WAR LORD" · R b t Th s ar e ls sprmg Chart on HPslon · red. .\trs. o er ompson. ing 1'r~il. Junior 'fherap}' clu.b. . port. · ' Collecbons of stones were diS· Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Quinn playt'd by two collectors, Mrs. and l'hildren Cindv and Pat of ' Charles Lewis of Middleport and Columbus s~ent {be weekend ! ~ .. rol Lewis of Pomeroy. · with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. · The large collectioft of shells Karl Grueser and sons, Miners· I belonging to Mrs. John Terrell ville. ' included birds. mire. Kangaroo \ Randy and Bt"Cky Houda· 1 turtles,, vases, enrrings and shelt spent Sunday with their 1 necklace. pl3ques and flowers \ grandpar ,·nts, Mr. and Mrs. Ev· made of shells. i erett Dailey. ' Garden books and magar.ines i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly of were displayed by members. IColumbus arrived Sunday eve- ' ARRANGE In the invHational class, n.ing for a visit with tbeir par· : 1 ''Rainbow After the Rain." blue 1 eots, Mr. and Mrs. Everett DailFOR 1 went to Mr.!!. Bruce L 1o y d: 1 ey and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. · red to Mrs. John Kincaid and !K~lly. white to Mrs. Garen Stansbury. James Merideth, student at 1 ' 'Pot of God" arrangement. I Ohio State University, spent the 1 blue to Mrs. Max Roller. : weekend with his parents, Mr. : The invitational class was · and Mrs. Sherwood Merideth. I ! entered by the Middleport and ).frs. John Smith and daughAmatPur Garden clubs. ter. JoAnn of Sandyville, W. I A commercial display bv Va. spent a few days last week Landmark or Pomeroy showed with her mather, Mr~. Price many insecticides., pest con- !Hawk. . trol material s and hand spray· ' Mr. and Mrs. E. J. H11l were t"rs IFriday business visitors in Pt. The drawing for the Tupper- Pleasant, W· Va. . , ware vase was won by ~1rs. Mr. and "'~.s. Lester Hill of : \fax Rol1er, MiddleJMlrL ~ankfort, v1s1ted Sunday evenNut rops in the shape of ~ng wl~ his brother and sisterfodils w~re given each guest as :;:~w, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. they registered. Tne shown was I in rharge of Mrs. tltarles Ll'lll· WE PAY 4r; ON SAVINGS is and Mrs. John Terrell, sisted b~· the other 10 MEMBF.R FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. · . Eta Students Busy ~e- Preparmg for p Tour ~:~~;~~Y;~e~~;'::;."!v~~~~be~e nil e Mainly About • n M1dd/epotf her .i It :y 7: ~·adus. ddli~st~fl~bu~t~e~a:d~di~ti~on~a~l,;lit:.e:~_a:tu:re~--~~~tg:.:;pa~r,;.t 1 e;:;v~e;:;nl;, Itaiil=~tiiLo=r•81iin.iiii""'' JUST ARRIVEDI ,, Before You Buy SPECIAL PURCHASE Ol BERKLINE CHAIRS On Sale In I The 3rd Floor Furniture Dept. 1 1 I CITIZENS NATIONAL CAR FINANCING You'll Be Glad You Did 'l Homemaker Club • In Huntington For TV Show I t MOORE'S 19th For their annual trip t h e . Third Wednesday Homemaker's Club went to Huntington where lhey appeared on the WSAZ Television show "Dial· I ing for Dollars." Winning prlz. I es were Mrs. Robert Harden, ; I Mrs. Alpha Cottrill, Ada Slack . ' Mrs. Donald Cottrill, Mrs. Har11')· Clark, Clara Lavender, Ed· • , ith Hood and Pauline Morarity. In the afternoot they toured 1 the Rainbow Glass Co. in Hunt· lngton. Members going were Mrs. I Harry L. Bailey, Mrs. Paul Sel- . lers. Mrs . Harlev E. Johnson 1 Mrs. Harry Clark. Mrs. Wil: liam Rizer. Mrs. George Grue- : ser. Clara Lavender Edith Hood ! Mrs. Alpha Cottrill, Mrs. Wil· liam Eit:uinger. Mrs. Donald I Cottrill, Mrs. Damon Ferrell, I Mrs. Willium Hayes, Mrs. Rob- I · er· Harden, Mrs. Howard No- I Ian. Mrs. Hl"rbert Parker. Mrs. Nial . -: ~· ·· ,·r . Mrs. Brooks Sayre, I 11::' 11 Sttler, Mrs. Troy ' Mr· Z -~rs. John Sauvage, I Ny ... . •udson, Pauline Morar· · ity . Ada Slack, and guests, 1 Mrs. Howard Smith and Agnes · White. I I 1 ROCKER & LOUNGERS EARLY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKER UPHOLSTERED IN VINYL I ' I i CHOOSE FAMOUS 1 BERKLINE OUALITY1 1 FISHING TACKLE • n ZEBCO "404" REEL ZEBCO "202" REEL A I'( ~::•• __ p .. Sale $2· 99 ZEBCO 33 - $8.88 Casting Reel $l99 19.$0 V1lu• 2.99 V•lut BRONSON ALTOONA BRONSON SCOUT ' Spin Cast Reel · ·· · · · $2.49 I 3.69 Valuoo-Salo I' • I .i ti li l.! 41 i 1)1 t Sale $3-99 7.9! BRONSON VICTOR t ... 1 Just In Time For The Fishing Se1son Casting Reel ~- 49 3.69 Value TROUT FISHERMEN in WEST VIRGINIA Before you go, stop in 1nd talk to ''Greg". He will tell you where you IS can get the big one1. I. ALL ACTION RODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES 40% OFF LIST GET 'EM AT HOME- BIG SAVINGS- NO SHIPPING CHARGES TO PAYI COMPLETE TACKLE DEPARTMENT e PLUGS e FLIES e SPINNERS MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN POMEROY PHONE 992 2848 1 I DINNER GIVEN Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser I entertained wilh 1 dinner Sunday, at their home, Mlnersvme. Present w.,.. Mr. and Mrs. Pat· rick Quinn and children. Cindy and Pat of Columbus; Mrs. Wei· by Wbalty, Pomeroy, Larry and Bob Grueser. anti the bOot d'~, ' or All Manl{ind VATICAN CITY (UP!) Pope Paul VI and Soviet Forei&n Minlsler Andrei A. Gromyko met today in an historic conference and agreed that "men must unite to work for the one goal of peace, no mat.ter what their ••political feelings or ideologies. In their 4~minute meeting- SMALL TRADITIONAL SWIVEL ~OCKERS BERKLINE IS NOW MAKING THEIR FAMOUS ROCK OR LOCK CHAIR AND MATCHING OTTOMAN AGAIN. UPHOLSTERED IN VINYL OR CLOTH. SHOP ELBERFELDS IN .PO.MEROY For Your Best Values And Floor Coverings. . ' In Name ,l ..----~----~----, L-~.------------.-----.' . "' ; Brand furniture ., ". . ' I ' " discuss the meeting further. Many observers believed the meeting with the Communiet official might have a profound influence an relations between the church and Communist governments in other Iron Curtain countries. Gromyko later told newsmen, "I would like to underline the security." Interest abave all to Europe." "II Js very Important that I U.S. Not Invited this conference be held," he This apparently meant he said. "The conference does not advocated such a conference necessarily mean a solution to without parttclpation by the these problems, but first we United states. c.LASS ~LA~- Pomeroy se~lors will present ''The F1 ower of The Ranch," Friday, April 29, at 8 p.m. In the must agree to meet to discuss The news conference ended lor High audttonum under the d1rection vf Mrs. Theodosia Frecker. Cast members seated, left to right, are them." Gromyko's weeklong visit to Reuter, .Suzie M~rtin, Hilah Vaughan, Sandi Hendricks and Vickie Fetty. Back row, Jeff Gibbs, Rodney Karr, CaltiOI(j Asked whether the Uni!ed Italy for talks with government Crow, Bill FrancJs, Leonard Lyons and Mrs. Frecker. - Sentinel Photo. States shoold be Invited, he officials and the Pope. He was -------'-----'-----'--'-=-=~:_.::.:__:::__,_,_::.:__ _ __ _ __________ ,~! unusually ~ong for such a visit importance of a European avoided a direct reply, saying, du& to, leave conference to discuss European ••the problem should be of shortly, lem~e~nc~:'.;"1,o;or~ :~n~ Moscow ' wIDOers poster Essay 1 ' Announ. . u1l. District judging In lhe Pooter1grades 9-12, Diana Davis. jon· Bth grader at Pomeroy. Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewls, and Essay Contest "For" the ior at Middleport. · In the 9 to 12 grade se<"tion Phyllis Hackett and Miss bond 1ssue of the Me1gs Lora! Other wmners were post- of the essay contest. Dennis Schaaf. School District was compll'ted ers, grades I to 3, second, Tim- Weber,. junior at Rutland won Winning posters and Tuesday. night. my Bearhs. 2nd grader at Sal- second place and Becky Slivers, will be displayed in the Laura Harrison, chairn130 of isbury, ard third, Greg Van sophomore at Pomeroy, was banks. the PTA ~ PTO committee, an- Meter, 2nd grader at Rutland. third. Prizes of 13, 12, and $1 frl PT. PLEASANT James nounced f1rst place poster wm- In grades 4 to 6, posters, sec· Judges of the essay contest the district contest in each secSee. 26, Pl. Pleas~n!, was ners wer~ : Grades I to 3. ~ary ond place was Michael May. . were Mrs. Thomas Hart, Miss tion will be awarded the top ed .in ~be county J&il on a~ Boggs, f1rst grader, M1ddle- 4th gr3de at RuUand, and third 1 Mary E. Chapman a·nd Mrs. three winners. The money h• !"<~calion charg~ after P"ft, and grades 4 to 6, Milisa place, Jennifer Spears, 4th 1Carl Horky. Poster Judges were been donated by local hanks. mg over the radmg on the Rizer. sixth grader, Saii~bUJ1'. grader at Pomeroy. 1 ve: Bridge_ last night and First place winners in the Essay contest runners·up In enmg to JUmp into the Essay contest induded Bever- grades 1 and 8 were, se".: md river.. . ' ly Kay Thompson, eighth grade place, Mary Lou Radford. 8th I Officers of the Sheriffs Rutland, in lhe seventh and grader at Salisbury, and thi1·d 1 partment and State Police · grades section, and m place, Betty Jea.1 Hobstettcr. ' (First, Essay, H. S. Divilion) ed See into not jumping I approlllmately one-half By Diana Davis ries can be offered. See ne-arly fell from his The ruture of education in The main extracurricular se1 T0 Take n·IVe I ~08ust1 olunlpete.acelo,wnoorkmforatterthe for Man Ja1.1ed After Threat T0Ied0 HardHeIIi' By Flood peace to V1et Nam. Jt was the first meeting of a high rankjng Communist official of any nation with a Roman Catholic pontiff and the emphasis was on peace. . ; Gromyko, at • news conferenc! af&er the Vatican meeting, called for a European summit . conference to maiDtaln peace in i Europe and ease world ten· sion11 . . tie presumably would exclude the United States from the meetins in the Russian belief Europe's problems are Its own. Only J!rtef AIIIIOIIIIOemeal TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) - The ' The vatican issued only 1 worst flooding 1n 10 years in brlel, one """graptr the Lucas Coonty and southntque· oaylnc the two m~n had ern Michigan area forced evac· met, but Gromyko told newti- uatlon today of some residents men, "We agreed that men in four Ohio comnlunities and 1 * * * Our Future in Educati"on BILL ALLEN Allen Wm"ner :::...u:"o!~:!.:t~ ::yt~ep * • our F*uture* Education 1 MeigsisCounly is very thebright which will be Our helped or This true, provided new tivity imprO\'ed is sports. team!~! 1"'!!111!81 leetlngs area of Toledo planned to eYacapan several times while offi(f'irit, Essay, Elem~ntary Dir,ision.) consolidated school materializ will be better. Coaches will have ldeoiCII!et." He refused uate Ill ~Is; A reBCUe """ were trying to reB!On with es. more students !Tom whom to •_ squad was 'summoned to aid elhim. The local lire d'Jlartment By Beverly Kay Thompson languages. It would also be nice ! Most of the students in our Ichoose the teams. Then. we will J • derly persons · miltooned In launc~ Its rescue boar for The girls and boys of Rut· 1f they had more commercial 1 '"'l are unaw llf~ qf ,lha many hi: able to combat the larger fO~UfeiD bmnei. , Jn ·l":..p·l•a..:l ~Iateplck·upil!i!Je!!"'uld land H;gh School and.m all classes, speech classes and a adyantagesone has ma larger league schools. The boys will.r>-! ' ' E<fiewater schools In the \Ail UU jiBilp or !aU. . of the mJg! Local S'cliool DIS- large cafetena where yon school. Just thmk of all the new he better trained for sports and Polpt Plll<l! &1'011 were closed According to repOrts, See had have lhe opportumty of .could get what you want to Isubjects that could be introdUC· lhe competilion tbat goes with ~ ~· · beCiuae of the flooding and Bill Allen, 1 senior at called the jail earner, saying a life~imt' if ~e get this new . eat and pay for just that much. ed to the students. Marl" Jan- them. There can al!'i (l be sportl rising waters. ern HJgb School, has won he, was goU,g to jump from consoll~ated high sch~l. . More up-to-date textbookS' so guage courses could be offer· aetivities for girls. 15 Oregon, a Toledo suburb, all expenses paid vacation bridge. .Al~o m .a co~nt.y which ad· that we ca_n stu~ about all of Ieel. The science and mathemat- The competition In the new alerted aU available police and in Washington. D. C. ~ancm~ us eedrapldfly theas oursh, heethe newddlscovledrl~~ that have ie curriculum could certainly be school will be mv keen both CINaNNATI (UPI) _ "P•n. l fire personnel to aid in evacu- The son of Mr. and Mr!l. ey~~~'f~ t ere IS a n ar yout n rna e wou ut: very help· revised and updated. Each stu- I scholastically and ·in extracur· 0 be educated properly. . bate rocedure . most areas ating the Bay Shore area. ResJ. ton Allen, Chester. won a ful. . . dent would have the opportun- . ricular activities. Really, thll p,.,.,, Is ma r-~- ,, dents also left their homes In oo April 20 given by Parents and eltlzeas of the There ~re many ~ore thmgs All thiS could be made possl- ity to come in contact with [ is good for students Most ev- · this CO - . 1 IIULt: • Salem ~ter area are urged I would hke to have m our new ble by this school bond issue pee !'zed od · h th . bo · d . to ' That WU the opinion of Nor· Reno Beach and Jerusalem Elementary Supervisor th t' . more s ra 1 m ern eqUJ~ eryone m rn esire 19 IUeDd the scbool proaram i school not 0 nl f 3· mont and more complicated sui> excel andas wille try ~--"cut real towmblp. Bowen, sponsored by the Ohio aod boad losue -••·· lo he b t ' th y or my![ Wa lsd commg ul2p n May harder to 1 1 5 0 00 man F • .,......,3, ~u Winds bl th Coun ,. AI ,... u or e younger lil:lr s ou )'QU pay • for a . . 1 F lh . .. .. estate platmer and author who ew acros e area cu on cobol Problems. A lleld at tbe Salem Cea~er and boys after me. 1 think they I$75.000 horne? Well, that's what J~t matena . . rom e voc:~· succeed. nus compehhon 1r wrote a book 00 probate c~rts. at 30 houn per bo h?Y and girl representing scbool from 7:38 to 9' p. an., have a library, a real [we'll be getting if you vote yes t~onal standpomt. ~tier rac~h- necessary _to prepare a student oaee, ·said it usuaUy costs high school In the county Friday; April Zt. nice library, where you can go on May 3. Yes. we will pay only be~ ~ould be obtamed . With for th~ trials of college or fue.. t&.O to settle a $25,000 estate. Jaycee8 WI" II Plan the test. Featured speaker for 1tm and find good reference books a small part of the cost for our lrammg .gJven 18 more fiel~s. ture hfe. .., He clUed the procedure "legal Runner up was Terri evenlllg will be Bernard as well as books you would like .new school if we act now, be- There IS no d?ubt that them. _Of course, there are some atOrtioa:• Two Main Events Pomeroy. Students who took FaUz. Featured ptrfermers just for pleasure. 1 would also Icause the state will p . f telligence quotient of the stu· disadvantages to a large school. t'For years I've obse'l'Ved the The Meigs County Ja~cees test given at Pomeroy were will bt students of the "ix like to have good ph~·sical ed- the remaining sum . So a~lea~; d~nt in Meig.s County is just as but 1 _think that the advantage1 Wednesday, April 'f/, lected . from . scores of vades ill tbe Salem Certk.1' ucation equipment, trampo- remember thal the future or h1gh as any m another area. All outwe1gh the disadvantages. 1~ of the probate system. themeet The legal prOfessioiJ has been ball In Middleport. tests m Jumor and . Sebool. !Deluded iD the pro· lenes, nice shower rooms, etc. the youth in this area greatly that is .nl"eded is. development. This new school will not be too uowUllq to do anythlng about 1 Plans will be made for the classes al the respectiVe gram w•ll be rythmn banda, 1t would be nice if there could depends upon your vult' on Mechan1cal drawmg and ~ther large for most of the stuclentl it. PrGbate refonn Is unlikely Drivers' Road-E.() May 1 on schools. . 1 musieal dramatu.atiolla, flute- be classes for more different May 3. So please vote YES! related courses could be g1ven. to know each other fairly wen. because Jt must originate in 1 Pomeroy Parking Jot, ~nd Eastern Loca_l En:uhve o-pooe orchestra, aud folk Another department that should I do not think that a sebool the 'state legislatures, which are! for the Junior Champ F1eld Head Larry. Morrison sa1d AI· dances. be included in a school is art should be so large that a st;u.. operated ·or controUed by law· I Track meetlo be held Ia~ len also thiS week won the I traming, Many students have denl feels lost in the crowd. Sllryers.'' be laid. er durang May. (Continued on Page Nme) CtiUUi!'m!:w~..~ talent in thi s field but have no dents should !mow their teachone to train them at present. ers as they can learn a Jot The new schQol . could have a from their teachers' experlen"' very well orgamzed mustc de· es in college, in jobs and ill COLUMBUS .(U~I) - The Ohio Supreme Court today partmenl to include a larger and high school. bpheld the const1tuuonauty of Akron's (air housing ordi· better band, an orcheslra. vocal Even though I will not be enGenerally, we want things that make -Be offered intensive training In cos· nance. The court split 4 to_ 3 in reversing the Summit Coun- chorus for boys and girls and rolleJ ·,n the new school, I ·~-• better living, if not for ourselves for our me tology, home economics, and commer· t c rt f A uWIA OU O ppe&IS WhiCh had held the Jaw unconstitU· classes in different areas of that the ~tudents WhO Will atchildren and grandchildren when I h e y cial WOrk using the modern machines bUS• ineSS firms are employing. bonat. . . . I ·-·- music. Many people do not real- tend will be very fortu.Date reach maturity, Most of us are willing Without consolidation, which has been ~he maJorltr opmi~n . was OpJM)ftunity in Housing to proc· ize how important it is for stu .. They will be better infol'med even amdous - to pay a fair price for ordered by our voters, and without the new wntten by Chief Just!ce Kmgs-- e:ss her complaint of discrimina- dents to have these cuurses and educated people. They will these things. Two former Meigs County U this ill a truism, it explains why votera high school and vocational school, which is ley Taft. _The court a~ted on an !lon, which she maintained was which are now unavailable to have a better chance iD eon4-H club members have been of the forme•· Sallsbury, Bedford, Middle- to be approved or denied next Tuesday. the ~ppeal flied by Nelhe Hunter m violation of the fair housing prepare them for college, bet- tests. sports, science fair&, ilatt ~kro~ d fled ordinance. ter jabs and a changmg socie- competitions, for scholarshlpe honored by belng Invited to port, Northwestern and Pomeroy achool above training would be impossible. No one 8 denies this. There· remain people who bea . I a ma~mus .Both the commission and the ty . and far life in general. serve as counseUors for two districts next Tuesday should approve the lieve the little red school house is g d askmg the Summit Co~nCJty law director re_ f used to Along with the new courses The new school wiU be a grqt 0 0 state-wide 4-H events this year. bond lsaue for a new high school and voenough in 1966, but their number is dwintyk Co~rt of Ap. p ~ls to requ~re process the com~lamt because will come better trained teachasset for Meigs County, The pro,. James t.leredlth, son of Mr. catlonal trades school Both will make bet· A ron s Commission on Equal they felt the ordmance passed ers; not that some in our pres· cess of education ia slow but and Mrs. Sherwond Meredith of ter living for our children ond graodchi~ dling. Time was a young feRow less ao for by Akron City Council in July, ent schools are not good teaci> lhe results are well worib ..; Flalwonds, has been Invited to dren, "'·I t k h' h'gb · Veterau Memorial Hospital 1-• ' ,..·. "" s - oo IS 1 school diploma down ~. was uncons tltut'1ona1. Th e· ers. On the whole, the caliber ery effort. Education is the serve as a counsellor for tM Fortunately, the price is better than fair. AdmtJtloDI - Robert Soulh- appeals court agreed. of teacher will be higher In lhe Iutton to local, national and ]81; t!JII& Ohio t-H Club Congress The arithmetic fll Jt is easy. One plus Main Street and got a job ofi it.' Today.' 1 minimum high school diploma, while aclu· Rutland: Robert Dye, Tho state's highest court rutoew school because better sala- ternational problems. 'to be ft,td July 6 to J•Jiy 9 at , two equals three. ·Tbat'i how it is: for one alJy more important thm eve,r, is little W. Va.: James Rusaell, eel the ordinance was not invio• · Ohio State Un!yerslty. dollar our people put up by taxation the MAN JAILED Jennu.t Lohse, dau~hter llate chips In two dol)ara on <;on&lruction more than a bowing aequalntance to the ChiUicotbe: Mildred Fisher, lation of the conatllution and Sadie McEiblnney, thai city officials must "per.. 1 T t F. . w. CO VIC to Review ' .;, Mr. and Mrs. Ita(tlld Lo~se and equlpplnK. a.blih. achool for 1,200 pu· body of human knowledge ant11kilb that Pomeroy; Middleport· nK alfview, "', R I 1Va, oe wasennan. ll be d Th bi h ach e yon . e g ool ~uate, as Ml , ~rge napp, form their duty" to process the jailed early today by uuvernmenl 8 o e _1 PomerO)' bas been invited ptls and I vocational trades center. The ddleport: Roger Aikins Mid- complaint .. . . · ·• oerve ~:'1 counsellor 1..1,.. Melf18 Local District p~od~~<:es approximate. he always has, ne"'ls tralnlir& ·thit may be parlayed Into a satisfying job with a future . LaiTy Collins ' Long . Pomeroy Pollee on a lntox~<a-~ The part of the federal .,...\ the 4-H Ci~zenship Short Course ty II mUtton and the State sends 12 mU. to II. Margaret 'Jotmson. tlon charge. ernment In urban rertewal wDIZ. 1n ·D. c., ,June 19 lion down from ColumbuL.. Fortunately, 70 per cent of the ~oters In Pomeroy: Walter King, Harri· THREE FINED BOND FORFEITED be ootlined at the IIII!E<inl June the National 4-H Anyhow you fuas with this, It'~ a sood our new school district slllrilfled Jut NoThree flrieo were levied Tue.. Sidney McMillen, Racine, night of the Control deal. Dltcbarles - Homer Me- . day In court action of Middle- charged with reckless opera- ley lndu&lrlal Cooncil a~ · Children In our consolldl~ dletrict, If vember they were ready to pr0vjde this juet two of klnd of education for their children a n d Arlotta PiCk.... port· Mayor c. 0. Fisher. They lion. ·forfeited a $50 bond in Holliday Inn at Sootb ""'"'· !hi• bond iss¥• Ia appr9ved , by ·~ majority ' ope~, to oldtor of people voUng, wtll: '· ·, ' ·• grandchildren. They vated for atar&er lllr· were qatnit Finley E. Manley, Pomeroy Mayor Charles Leg· Guest speaker ...... 4-H • -Have the on e·q.u al Ficuta, vocational training aDd ~ inOFFICE TO~CLOSE 15. Middleport, ttOO, costs, and ar's ~--~ay niglil cis LeJitrty or the shake In &lruction. Nothing hb:'bappan~ :illitoe IIIII· The Jacl!son Prnductlon crad- a three day jail sentence, on 1JN1T CALLED giona1 ofBee. -Have and · \"(ovember to cha~ge l~elr minds. All they II office In Po~;y .wiD Jill conviction of DWI; Marvin Ray The Po1111!1'0y emergency unJt and !"~'"liiilnc vomuat do now lo cello the ~~ ~·r, 3 all day !If~, Mrw. 2 £4~ards. 21, HarUord. flO and was called Tuosday at 10:lll p. Tho , •Vote again. , • •' . ·'i,.·, ". and Tuesday, May; J: \It PCA ,...ts, In~tion, and Mich- m for Walter Kine Harr!fl~> f Approval' of i~e b<)IId taJue w1)1 l!e ·:·a . secretaries In !be·· "!"II ~· ~ Edwai-d 'atatne, II, Middle-lv1i~. who was lnl~ll!IOried 10 &Iaiit llep ohea4 ~~~ -~ be~~~ IIJ' en- • attend~g a ~ 1!1: ~. .fill a!l!l ~ts. reckless Veter~ns Memorial Hospital 11 Ure coynlf. . ..·· .· . . · " ·~i?;.k~ation. ·- : , a medJcal patten~ J-.tull!ll • ll!flr· p __ Prti.....te are . Termed Racket n.-. sepverollceal lnm· MllhchlgePanom.'l Place the Of Vacation 1 Former.t..H Members are Counsellors PLAN FELLUWSHIP DAY May Fellowship Qay will be ' observed at the United Metho- ' dlst church Frid•y, May 1. A i sack lunch at 12:15 p.m. will o- I pen the meeting. Dessert and , beverage will be provided by II the host church. Those attrnd· ing are asked to bring old nylons. The Rev. C, Melvin Alkire will give the meditation. • • i 2 en~~ ; lne Paul VI, 1 MEIGS THEATRE a1y • W'l Doctor e :; P==bya':.':a:~n~~h- V's Mother I ,•=.;.,.=--------, ' ° Fair• HOUSing • 0rd•mance 1n Akron Upheld byCOUft The School Bond Issue Next Tuesday r •ill' · 'll·:· '•· '' I. £!!: ' �! '• f .. ••• Jackets Lead Division on Stohart?s Second • • < RAC.., 2 dr. Hordtop, ... lfand~rd May Fui-Val" Opea 8 to 8 MoD. 'l'bru Sat. 59 Ford Galaxie WAYS to SAVE 4 Dr. I 62 Ford Gal. 509 4 dr. 8 cyl. At TraM., P. I&Hrlng, rHio aM htltH 62 Ford Fairtane 500, 4 dr.'l R&H 64 English Ford 4 cyllndtr, 4 ' " " fnnlo , 500, BY KRAFT 6 cylinder, atandercllrenl. Radio and ·heater 60 Ford F-600 With Juice Dee~nter Jtr FOLGER'S ANT COFFEE • • Dvmp Truck, I eyHnder engine, 5 lpetd trans. 2 _ H & R FIRESTONE .29 •I'Md rur a:rf• 65 Keith Goble Ford USED CAR LOT . 49c -------- v.,.,. See America Sweepstakes Lo,. aooa. Pamlly 51• Carton - 49c lake & Servo- PILLSIUIY C.Rfoml1, Frt•h Crl1p CELERY florid• Seedless Grapefruit LllrgoSia Fresh, Young Tender Beef Li·ver_ eladles _ au.. 19c. ''·!~L , I I .! MlntSumllltl' -.,. Little L11t111 CAPS-- '1' 00 CAPS-·89c RACINE DEPT. STORE RACINE, 0. \WIENE'RS lb. Plcg. . ' G.E. PORTABLES ' 12" Poltable _ $98.00 • 16" Portable • $114.00 ·'' Mlddloport MIISGoHers Finish 3rd At Marietta Standings Major tea,.e ~go motherS heart is her ear., By United Pnu latonollooal Amerlcaa tea,.e W. L. Pet. GB Middleport Hlch School Cleveland 9 0 1.000 ... Ol'l fiDIOOed lbJrd ao a Baltimore 9 1 .!100 Tueoday em lhe ISbold Chicago 8 S .727 2 Ia Conolly Club eourse in a Detroit t f .1182 2 Veld ot loor leamo, losing Calilorola 6 1 .56 f Marietta and Parltenbur1 Mlinesota t e ,f«< 5\to defeating Sl&torovllle. Boslo• · S I .Ill 7 Team """""' wat Kansaa City 2 I .200 7111 415, Parkersburg f!l, WaahiDifoa I t .182 3 port tM a1111 Slstemm.. fill. New York 2 10 .167 8'4 Low owlnger for the day Tuooday'• llesalta BUJ Donnelly, Marietta, wltb Chicago f Wasbingtoa 1 75. Second low wao T. New York 7 Boslon 6 Parkersburg, witb 711. Pat Mimi. at Det., ppd., <old wards of Middleport led Cleve. f K.C. 0, night tellll again bul had aa a. Sam Bait. 7 CaiH. 3, night CJatworlhy, just rounding Wodaesday'o Prollable Plfdert lonn, had an 81. Waslll"'!ID• at New· York-1 Friday at Lccan tbe McCormick il-11) vs. llowai"'l IIH). 11 ··-- leam will compete In at Chicago at •• 19'' Portable • $129.00 .. ' ' 21" Portable • $169.00 •, .. ',• "-"'ttrCIIIi Loan,..-. .1 PORK CHOPS . ' 23" ':, \ :. SWEET PICKLES - CONSOLES EarlJ' American or Walnut . PUT SPiiNG IN YOUI MINU :BUSH'S .IWE ' Sliced -~--~ · lb. 25c Sklnlea, All Melt ' o.r lfleot. n.--~rnnent ) ' ' _ _ _....._No.Clll 2YJ fresh Ground Several Tim• ITOKII.Vrt Olt bill :· P,.llyl .,. ~ ' ' Ill.: pkg. Beef . CONSOLE $459.00 $619.00 , ftUM ' *' K . I N . . · 2 .... IYJ r: . r .. ~ . . '.· ~· . ,• •• Color Conool• 3";~~.Sf . MONt. i.•• Calor 23" j .PINEAP.flf' ' ·21~ Styllnl 1·""'J t: " SWIIT THAT Sa.ICip SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF . .. SHORTS- KNEE KNOCKERS -SLACKS :· -JiO!Iables, FM/AM portables. There's one wi~~o ·. · ~H~i at least from our store. Could be you. SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING • • • J ffrea W•v• to Salle In · ' · ~ loioihincto buy. Thousands of prizes nallonwide• . .ci&. Porta·Color TV, big screen and personal AGoodWI'JIOkvtl lb. bag lunch •· ·.· ·... ,; Come In and register .BUTTERMILK BISCUITS··· •can Fll.r...VA.LIT PRODllC£ lfiOIWEY•SA.VERS $1.59 $1.69 ap Clay• on the house anywhere in the Conti·hental U. S. to the grand pnzew~nner and enl~re ·tan=,PLUS ... 1966 Dodge Charser. PlUS ... . '$5, : cash. A red, white, Jnd blue flinsl CoHage Cheese !97c eT""' credit card spree! FAIRMONT 21b.lags Piece Win a Cllns Clrton Potatoes (Niede in U.S.A.) TV·, 6 CORN • • • DAIRY FAIR FRENCH FRIED LIDCUif I IYC:IntON .... HART GOLDEN ,·. F•lrmont Ice Milk Dalt cler, standard trans., radio and heat.r 10 OZ. JAl Fui-Valu DAIRY BUYS!I Dodge 2 Dr. 2711 S.riH, 6 cylln. "YOUR G.E. DEALER" Whole Ktmel or Cron Style I'ROZEN I'OOfiBtatl cyL ...,, I 63 Palcon 2 Dr. qt. ,..,.l'•lu Canv. trant, R&H SALAD DRESSING • April 28-29-30 eChlldrens - $1.49 tNM. 63 Ford Galaxie Efftctive • Crultlm.tlc Low mileage. Salad Bowl TENNIS SHOES , 65 Ford Fair. 500 · · We Appreciate Your Business-We Really Dol to Umlt Quoalltlol r;.E~!l!E!~ ayl. Std. lr-. ' 2 Dr. Hordloo, 219 ..,. Ina, "Tu Store With A Hart" cylinder, tnns, Radio & tae.frtr BIG STORE LOW PRICES SMALL STORE FRIENDLINESS frH 1r PEAilL BTS.- RACIN& ~~~~~~~ W~UMMifiiTIMIII i~2l lr1n1, hulor We Point Out ••.• MARKET Prtm ' She'll really appreciate the lift of a tele':!t'. ·io loqr difea,at atylea .. ·35 . •' ,• and I Middleport - ··· ,. , !:'· •. i I , 0 ...,, t ·y ' e ' tl;"·----tiu r, '' ' • • 1 •I .\ ', ~~q1 - • ... 'r-·····'lf- . ..~ ~· .. . - ...... '. ' , ,, ' ····~ .~ ~ ft . ~ · �! '• f .. ••• Jackets Lead Division on Stohart?s Second • • < RAC.., 2 dr. Hordtop, ... lfand~rd May Fui-Val" Opea 8 to 8 MoD. 'l'bru Sat. 59 Ford Galaxie WAYS to SAVE 4 Dr. I 62 Ford Gal. 509 4 dr. 8 cyl. At TraM., P. I&Hrlng, rHio aM htltH 62 Ford Fairtane 500, 4 dr.'l R&H 64 English Ford 4 cyllndtr, 4 ' " " fnnlo , 500, BY KRAFT 6 cylinder, atandercllrenl. Radio and ·heater 60 Ford F-600 With Juice Dee~nter Jtr FOLGER'S ANT COFFEE • • Dvmp Truck, I eyHnder engine, 5 lpetd trans. 2 _ H & R FIRESTONE .29 •I'Md rur a:rf• 65 Keith Goble Ford USED CAR LOT . 49c -------- v.,.,. See America Sweepstakes Lo,. aooa. Pamlly 51• Carton - 49c lake & Servo- PILLSIUIY C.Rfoml1, Frt•h Crl1p CELERY florid• Seedless Grapefruit LllrgoSia Fresh, Young Tender Beef Li·ver_ eladles _ au.. 19c. ''·!~L , I I .! MlntSumllltl' -.,. Little L11t111 CAPS-- '1' 00 CAPS-·89c RACINE DEPT. STORE RACINE, 0. \WIENE'RS lb. Plcg. . ' G.E. PORTABLES ' 12" Poltable _ $98.00 • 16" Portable • $114.00 ·'' Mlddloport MIISGoHers Finish 3rd At Marietta Standings Major tea,.e ~go motherS heart is her ear., By United Pnu latonollooal Amerlcaa tea,.e W. L. Pet. GB Middleport Hlch School Cleveland 9 0 1.000 ... Ol'l fiDIOOed lbJrd ao a Baltimore 9 1 .!100 Tueoday em lhe ISbold Chicago 8 S .727 2 Ia Conolly Club eourse in a Detroit t f .1182 2 Veld ot loor leamo, losing Calilorola 6 1 .56 f Marietta and Parltenbur1 Mlinesota t e ,f«< 5\to defeating Sl&torovllle. Boslo• · S I .Ill 7 Team """""' wat Kansaa City 2 I .200 7111 415, Parkersburg f!l, WaahiDifoa I t .182 3 port tM a1111 Slstemm.. fill. New York 2 10 .167 8'4 Low owlnger for the day Tuooday'• llesalta BUJ Donnelly, Marietta, wltb Chicago f Wasbingtoa 1 75. Second low wao T. New York 7 Boslon 6 Parkersburg, witb 711. Pat Mimi. at Det., ppd., <old wards of Middleport led Cleve. f K.C. 0, night tellll again bul had aa a. Sam Bait. 7 CaiH. 3, night CJatworlhy, just rounding Wodaesday'o Prollable Plfdert lonn, had an 81. Waslll"'!ID• at New· York-1 Friday at Lccan tbe McCormick il-11) vs. llowai"'l IIH). 11 ··-- leam will compete In at Chicago at •• 19'' Portable • $129.00 .. ' ' 21" Portable • $169.00 •, .. ',• "-"'ttrCIIIi Loan,..-. .1 PORK CHOPS . ' 23" ':, \ :. SWEET PICKLES - CONSOLES EarlJ' American or Walnut . PUT SPiiNG IN YOUI MINU :BUSH'S .IWE ' Sliced -~--~ · lb. 25c Sklnlea, All Melt ' o.r lfleot. n.--~rnnent ) ' ' _ _ _....._No.Clll 2YJ fresh Ground Several Tim• ITOKII.Vrt Olt bill :· P,.llyl .,. ~ ' ' Ill.: pkg. Beef . CONSOLE $459.00 $619.00 , ftUM ' *' K . I N . . · 2 .... IYJ r: . r .. ~ . . '.· ~· . ,• •• Color Conool• 3";~~.Sf . MONt. i.•• Calor 23" j .PINEAP.flf' ' ·21~ Styllnl 1·""'J t: " SWIIT THAT Sa.ICip SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF . .. SHORTS- KNEE KNOCKERS -SLACKS :· -JiO!Iables, FM/AM portables. There's one wi~~o ·. · ~H~i at least from our store. Could be you. SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING • • • J ffrea W•v• to Salle In · ' · ~ loioihincto buy. Thousands of prizes nallonwide• . .ci&. Porta·Color TV, big screen and personal AGoodWI'JIOkvtl lb. bag lunch •· ·.· ·... ,; Come In and register .BUTTERMILK BISCUITS··· •can Fll.r...VA.LIT PRODllC£ lfiOIWEY•SA.VERS $1.59 $1.69 ap Clay• on the house anywhere in the Conti·hental U. S. to the grand pnzew~nner and enl~re ·tan=,PLUS ... 1966 Dodge Charser. PlUS ... . '$5, : cash. A red, white, Jnd blue flinsl CoHage Cheese !97c eT""' credit card spree! FAIRMONT 21b.lags Piece Win a Cllns Clrton Potatoes (Niede in U.S.A.) TV·, 6 CORN • • • DAIRY FAIR FRENCH FRIED LIDCUif I IYC:IntON .... HART GOLDEN ,·. F•lrmont Ice Milk Dalt cler, standard trans., radio and heat.r 10 OZ. JAl Fui-Valu DAIRY BUYS!I Dodge 2 Dr. 2711 S.riH, 6 cylln. "YOUR G.E. DEALER" Whole Ktmel or Cron Style I'ROZEN I'OOfiBtatl cyL ...,, I 63 Palcon 2 Dr. qt. ,..,.l'•lu Canv. trant, R&H SALAD DRESSING • April 28-29-30 eChlldrens - $1.49 tNM. 63 Ford Galaxie Efftctive • Crultlm.tlc Low mileage. Salad Bowl TENNIS SHOES , 65 Ford Fair. 500 · · We Appreciate Your Business-We Really Dol to Umlt Quoalltlol r;.E~!l!E!~ ayl. Std. lr-. ' 2 Dr. Hordloo, 219 ..,. Ina, "Tu Store With A Hart" cylinder, tnns, Radio & tae.frtr BIG STORE LOW PRICES SMALL STORE FRIENDLINESS frH 1r PEAilL BTS.- RACIN& ~~~~~~~ W~UMMifiiTIMIII i~2l lr1n1, hulor We Point Out ••.• MARKET Prtm ' She'll really appreciate the lift of a tele':!t'. ·io loqr difea,at atylea .. ·35 . •' ,• and I Middleport - ··· ,. , !:'· •. i I , 0 ...,, t ·y ' e ' tl;"·----tiu r, '' ' • • 1 •I .\ ', ~~q1 - • ... 'r-·····'lf- . ..~ ~· .. . - ...... '. ' , ,, ' ····~ .~ ~ ft . ~ · �' • • . ·~ ,;t ~ ' -.-· Farm Implement Firms are Big Busmess . . .JX ~T liL(lCI!: mnperalill1 lo lland Kanlilli Ballimora Orlolel . WOII lbeir ··- VPI Sporll writer City a ~ detnl. 1ninth illllll in 10 triq 11141 'l'he ••ten Clavtlond In· 11 was llle lndialtl' !liatlll' ~ev~plb In a row, '!"lllluQilJI A!o.,.; '!,;;.. NOt to olav a first strtllht win aJid equtlltd lbe Cllllilmla 7·3; Hew York 1 dlviilo• · club but In the teague mant lor vu:iut101 '' U.. rail-"" "' ~·· Rillton ,,., ud "' Pj -time they're building up a start of a season established by Cblcago whipped Washington '1 : !j '!! ~,11 h..d of &t.am. lilt ever POIIUIII' St. Louil I In otllo:r Amer1can l-eague '! I , R~ ~ . . .. ·· ln 1 ~ ·•· • !•meo. at llotrolt 1 ~ l '1'1!4, tll(iMor in tbe latest :n:;n:lllltbe~it 1111 pootponlld beeall!e of eold I 11'111!'\Ph wao 2!-yw-old ~ulo loacu• mark hili by lhl 1111 wtatber. . ~ ~ Tlaql, who recorded his seeond Brooklyn ,.,;.,. d lia NL 01111" l 11 • whl~wash In two starll Tull· Pittsbw h an In !be NaUonol r.:.o.J!Ut, lh• 1 • · ~ day lilsht when be bravtd • I Moll oullulad Chioap 14-11; ' '< ~ ~""' QOld wind ~nd 311 dqreo Tho hlgb riding, oaoond plee Atllata dobbertd San Pratlelto 1.1 .) .:I 81 ::tb.":J: Ph7":' MJ•-. II.J: The 1114!ana bavt blllll their lead l.llltt ap!ll8t of Bosto11, New y..,k, Waolli~I!On and Kansal City, but Its . aeyone would have &lv~n 1 hard lime Tutadav ni@ht. Tile rlihthllldlld native llav11111, Cuba, 11irned ill. ml}' btva been bit finest leque performance, eut 12 batten and allowlnl three singles. catoher Oukl Simi. w~il· lilt a two r1111 llomer ill lbe 81111 Inning and ~l~o _L~ Browa, . com"""'"' '" - ...,..., w1tb !be buill 8Jlllll)'. "We're p!ayJnc atod eiiOIII,b tD beat 1J111Jadl," ~ Baltimore aldpper lluk IIJQer, afler Dave JobnsOII, Bnlokl! Robinson, Curl Blelaey 11141 Anlly J;lcMbarrtll bollltred aaaJnst the Arlie'- to noun Jim Palmer's HCODd win ollhe ~ ) ers Force Celt•"cs Into Seventh Game J I .• 1 • VJcenzo G IDS reater s Open , alia seven-lime champion Celtlcs, buckelad 35. 12!·115, Tue&diy night to Ioree a-v• au d y L • R u 110 tilt dtldlocked p!Qolf IDio a playlfd u powtrful ••me, otvlllth and final pme. lll!ll'bll 10 pointe and Joining LEADERS r By Ual!td Press lllteraa«OIII Notlottl Latpt _'l'he II~ Yllllkees "0!1 I~ 1111 'lint ,lln>e l!llllllr bwt ellbl PDo . but 1101 ·before 111...,.. ,. ~ Ke ~ ·illlitms ~.:: N:, Y'er!C l!llil a w lead coli~ The La-tro playoff game 111 ~loa. but ""''' uuw I thOfl dropped thr'<. In a ...w baokboard portormanct btlore oul'llnt back to lmot offatl tht usual robc1Undi~ the aorloa at 11-, and IOlllporar~ domlaaaet of lloiJton'l ly pootpono tho rettrtmtnl Ruuell. plans of Ctille COieh Red Joha llaYIIeak, anjl)'inl Auerbach flnw aerloa as 1 atarler, ttpped · . lloaton wllb 27 polllll, while A blend of ftleran &kiU and Tom Sanders 'Inti Sam r110klt brashne,. has aparkod each had Z3 and the Laker eomeback. It was OOIIIt'lbuted !II. most IYident Tuasdoy night as ...._ ..._ _ _ __ lhe . &mallest !..akers, Jl.foot rook~e Gall Goodmh, tellllld with veterans Jercy West and Elgin Bayl•r to tum back Boston helvt 15,11111 Sperto Arena opo<tatoro. Goodrich ployed baek to tbe level of hi• heroic performance in tht oponma Loa Angolea win and seortd a pointe to klop the a. AB. !1. H. Pot, Smith, StL 12 45 1 :Ill .144 , Flood. StL 12 II t 31 .Ci LAS (UP!) -Argentina 1 &yer, NY 10 28 I 15 .3115 II do Vlc~o. 2.8l0,0110 AIQU, All 14 ~~ II 24 .:WS ~s rleher, would love to take Hart, SF 14 liO 10 19 .3111 h~ newly ""n Greater D~lla1 MorEan, Hou 14 Ia 8 11 .3tl5 Orfn golf title to tha Texa• Slrllell, Pitt 12 ~ 1 I! .3i7 f)pin in San Antonio Thuraday, Allen, PhU 11 G 1 15 .357 bu{ hli visa i• running out and Jones; NY 9 28 s 10 .307 ba;!rould nil have limo to play w.Davls, LA u 34 I u .353 •3Joloa !bert. Crdens, Cin tO 34 4 12 .353 .• Amerk:lo Lit ~ Vk:enw, o 13-yeor-old c; A• ':' R p.,~ w~d traveler who hPs wo~ F Rb B 11 10 )I· 13' IS 471 aoi!Je liM! tournament tiUea 1n Aivis: "clev 1 9 37 5 16 :caa ~coklr!W career, scorlld hlo Rbnsn. Chi 11 U I& II .Ci lb~lnaJor IUCCtSi In thla B.Rbsn, Bait 10 41 I 17 .tiS co try Tueod~ when . ht Oliva Minn 10 30 1 13 371 10 •out ol tho pack wtlh • Whi~, NY 11 11 5 10 :370 fo'!l"uoller-par lllo35--a7 lor a Warner, Cali! f :16 7 ll .!II lt>lf·round total or m, olght Etllbrn. Ball 10 30 5 12 .sulro;..iiiii;;;;;i;iiiiiiiiiiiii;i.;;;. un!'"r par. Cauaey, KC I 21 o t .333 ANTH0 Ny <!Jar sql)Oezed him • atrokl Kaline, Dtt 12 4# · It .IH ID: front or Ray Floyd, Jot Home IIIII• · Coiinpbell and South Africa's National Leo 1 • • • Mayo, " Hafold llennma - wbo woa Giants 6; Alou, Bravtl i; Your Dtptnil~le e,~,aoo each with their ~d Torre, Braves 5: Aaron. Braves Delltr Fer w<in him 15,000 Ameriean 4; Krllllepool, Moll t ; Lt- 1 dQ!lm...•noariY three million lebvre. llod(ors 4. . I AND pesos at homt In Ar1entina." Amorloan IA(ue: F. !lobi~> ,... .son, Or1oles 4: .8. Robinsoo, De Vicen>o said ht cam1 to Orlol" 4; 1\alint, Tljers 1: Dallal, "i"'t to see soma OIIYB, Twins 4; McMullen, Phone WY 2·2510 lhl nllllt ·liiDIDI bul four ;v..u. barllra t:llllldll'l ' Plumbing Hellll.. '"'"'I OIDII FOR 'MEl' NOW ••• Owo.,.., K•l-:::11 ... _A.. ~ handed addl~on, ( Fl Pon ~ 1, ''1 tion ular Mill' Pc., lhl diu ct;::;i~~ ' to Stj - with Henning at 2115, faded 13 and won 13,~ 1~11 Australian Kel Naalt Jacobs in Treaty of a AiMODI POTTED MEAT Lateran, recognized Vatican jndependent state. c I'Dnu&AN I'QilHl.RO$, CltMLII.~. ntltNIWVQm "aaltt'CINPLI# IN IIUM VINYL JIWl • fl nl p - CARROTS DAIRY FAIR Ll. CIU.O PKG. - - - - f ti Rll END 55c PORK CHOPS 69c I, ' INGELS 3 I f CARPET HOUSE fr..et BonM.7. oz. sia 7'i%, I~- WO(-e PURINA DOG CHOW 251b.·ba· .;.... :·.·... $2.79 WIIIDEX AMMONIA AIIOSOL 20 OL • :.............. 49c PHONE WY 2..$661 ' l:t:OI.*IN .. Tuisy'~tontinuo~ act 1on .Oiutecttcn lists on and on and on, :._-I :rs;r.. ·1o·t:"~ SwisiMr&l.tlu ' RexaH Drugs ,_, ,_~"" I ;.;;.,.....,.._~--.J'I CAKE MIXES, i\ plct· .DISINF~~Ti!.~SI'ItAY 4 VARimES PJD.t:(S p.~.; Pbillp I lOX ss Chicken Livers · ·· · ··· · lb. 59c CLOVER ONill. PKGS. 1 I •• .. QUARTERED-SLICED LEAN-TENDER Pork Loins .... .. .... .. lb. 79c Cube Steak ·.. · .... lb. $1.19 TENDER-CUBED FRESH GROUND Rouad Steak .. •• .. .. .. lb. 79c Piek up a paekage. You'll see,"Grade A''ia printed on every Wl&l'per. Pork Steaks .......... lb. 89c ALL GOOD SIRLOIN TIP OR Do you have a different brand in your freezer? "SUPER·RIGHT"- Skinloos, All Moot Check it. See if it's laieled Grade A. Wieners · · · ··· 1-lb. pkg. 69c Read on ••• you be the judge. The best veptables are Grade A. Every J*kap of AlP Brand F'ralen Vegetables is Grade A. I 7 oz. ca .. ••.. · ••...... · 79c ' ' ' " ' ,, ~ ' . ' ' ' Rump Roast .. ·.. .. .. · lb. 99c BONELESS Stewing Beef · ····· •• lb. 79c B-oz. POT Not if you're an A&P shopper. pies CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN FRIED Just this. You won't believe tbe prices ... tbetre so low CAP'N JOHN- FROZEN Perch Fillets .. 1-lb. pkg. 45c Fish FUiets · · 14-Gz. pkg. SSe Are A&P Brand Frozen Vegetables a aood reason for l!hopping MP? CAP'N JOHN- FROZEN FROZEN IULK But don't worry. There are none liner. '- '-------~#!.,_~co:"':!'-~!·l=...~·.:::TK£:;:::GR:EA::.T.:AT::::LA:::.NT:::IC;.:•:••:.::<:IPIC::T:IA:.:C:.;.O·;•,;IN:;,;t;.J. •..,__ ~ VEGETABLES ..... 4~:;~ 69c Golden Corn Mind ~.- Veeetoltloo Tomato Juice GRAPEFRUIT Syrup ANN PAGE-OUR FINEST ke Cream • Gallon Carton 99c Preserves .. · · 3· 1-lb. jars $1 SpagheHi · ·· · 3 lb. pkg. SSe AlP BRAND ANN PAGE-Plain or Muahroom SPECIAL lastant CoHee 10-ot. Jar 99c • Jane Parker Favorites! JANE PARKER-LEMON OR LARGIR SLICERS COOKIES JANE PARKER-Pkg. of 8 Frankfurter Rolls · · pkg. 2Sc MoJa..... Sugar, 111. 4•·.... Coconut Ootmoal - - - - pkg. JANE PARKER ltahan Bead · · ·· 2 loaves 49c SpagheHi Sauce 1-lb. Jar 29c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ! ... TWIN PACK Peacll Pie .. .. .. .. .. each 49c Salad Dressing 1i.Qt. Jar 69c ANN PAGE-MACARONI OR ANN PAGE Pineapple ond PHth MARVEL-VANILLA May01naise ···· · · Qt. Jar SSe ANN PAGE-OUR FINEST Pinto Beans · · 4 lb. pkg. S9c Grape Juice 4 -6-oz. cans 69c FANCY RED RIPE Cucumbers 3 ,., 29c 39C HOTHOUSE TOMATOES FIISH TASTY GREEN Peppers _ 3 ,., 29c . FINE FOR SALADS GREEN Onions _ 3 Tasty Dairy Selections!· 29c belts. FIISH CRISP - Radishes _ 3 TASTY 4 •:.;. 99t Section• In Light DRY- TASTY A&P BRAND .k... . lb . 29c Longhorn Cheese ·· · · lb. 69c SUNNYBROOK FRESH EGGS Gr. . A Motllum - - -- ~ 47c ~ I "\ 2nd IIG WEEK A&P BRAND Cream Cheese . 3·oz. pkg. 12c A&P BRAND Cream Cheese 8-u. pkg. 31c '+ •' 'l~ • 'NI '~ ,FOR YOUR MONEY . ·- DSTA ~.' ":& I ' • " A&P BRAND •--------------~ JOAN OF ARC-RED l-Ib. c<~no Kidney Beans · · · · 4 cans 59c Spinach 4 • 10-oz. pkgs. 39c ~--.. A&P BRAND 3~~:· 89c A&P-LEAF OR CHOPPED A&P GRADE A FROZEN Fried--Perch .. .. .. .. .. lb. S9c Fine Grocery· Features 1 P.S. There are exceptions: Potato Morsels, Cottage Friet. Whole Peeled Potatoei. That's because today there are no standards for Grade A on these items. Frozen Food Features! 2 lb. pkg. Breaded Flounder pkg. $1.19 They're one of many. I sse SEAFOOD VAlUES! What more is there to say' .!lr;;; ,,45 Sliced Bacon 21b. pkg. $1.5S Surprised at the quality of A&P Brand Frozen Vegetal;les? r.m: . ·aikl Club Steaks .. .. .... .. lit. 99c Porterhouse .. ...... lb. $1.09 Spon1 11U1 $17,1SUI, ila1 ' Quartered Fryers · · · · lb. 43c .a MARGARINE - TENDER-JUICY STEAK BREAST OR LEG QUARTER After all, it does bear the A&P seal. t.m,: Alton Zrtplvr don 69· Greenup 3:50 a.m.; Boao fte Alm.l)'lvanll up Molddl 7 P·:,"ii aJUIIIM Preso -..llaul Allted·Ashlllllll up ~ ~ Today Is Wtldnesday, April t.m.: B. H. Bosworlb Pallt f1 the 117111 day of I* wltb MeJdahl I:15 a.m. : SllJ, fo !QIIow · liP Meldahl 6:05 Lm.; Nllo Tho • Is In illi ..,... down Meldllil 1:11 1.111. · . GaiUpoljo Dam ZlnJinU ~;,.. ' ...,: 11 Venus. liP 1:30 p,m.; I\Oberl Reed up . Ill HO 1 D) ; Def«<der down 3:50 The evemng lllr Is Jupitll'. ~ill.; D. up 5,311 a.m. Ci~tl War a,neral and 11@1 Jnl;tb •River _ Lelia PreSident Ulysses S. ., "" . ........ l2·lt 8 m . wss bom on Ibis day Iii · , ""'" up ..,....... ' " 1n 11'!'1, Benedic:l Arnold Albtoll .,.... NIIIMtl · , Lm.; . AileD R. loleiTiil down Winfield defeated the British at l\ldg.. l·io p m . A J Patten up Win· lleld, Conn. . ~:IO p:m:; E~&erclirl up In !937, lhe first payment · WJnfiel!l 1,35 p.m.; Jefferson was mad! In accordance wllb '~ -f/lri!lold 6:25 o.m.; Fort the proviSions ol the Social - • . , u Wlnllold 8:15' a. Bectjl'lty ac! ol 1935._ · ~: .,, B!'l'an :p Wlalield a. In 1841, Athens.~ Gree<Je, !ell .'.!,;. ..,.•.••,_. ·- -~ ... , to Ge1'1!1an !Dveden. lb, T-BONE 01 FRESH ISD.~.II, :... (,lr.eenUP 11:. p.m.; Wal· . . . . . . Seil!ll - QJ,IIUI, tor Wjord dOWit ~It:· ttD,IIIUI, .-,slu•. 1!11,1211.- 11 oz. l• to get money out of · · to auract s~vmg~ of a number ol lmm~grants . were accustomed ~ savm~ -U. DUNCAN HINES INSTANT COFFEE 10 oz. j! ............ $1.43 CRISCO SHOITINING 31~. can · .. · .. .. .. .. .. .. 83c COPfUIIATE INSTANT CIIAMII na.pr··:,... \:....... 69t ' u i I 69r. c WELL TRIMMED River News BACON FAIRMONT ICE MilK MAXWI!LL HQUII .,,., ....... l 6pe"'wr lne" = SLICED CHICKEN NOODlES .................... 3~ • 1 .=;: COLLIOIINN I ' Walt Stref!ll behinllln ltotll ywllgur" · Figurtll ahowlng the colleclion for the two-week penocls ending April 16, 1966, and April 17 , 1966, and lor the fiscal years starting July 1, 1965, and July 1, 1964 follow : Atlleao _ $16,502 .59, $15,035 .· IIQUtheaSlera lrr collecllona lor 67, 1500~67.611, "38,938.11. !dan lll:reaae_._.. ending Ap- Gallio - $12,642.69, $8.091.39, the two-week ... loci $7.26,478.44, $216,216.9t. rll 16, f1'lf!r lbe ~ per in- Hoct!Dg _ $16,738.63, $7,rotl.· last year. 'l'hoN tlloWIIIIGull' 42 , $191,ii65.55, $192,323.94. 111 • maaes were Athens,~ Jaobon _ $15,402.13, $9,589.· HockJnl, Jackson, awrence, 12 , $32'1,'11i2.73 $31:1130.10. Mel&• and Pike. Tbree <OWl~~ Lawrence - ~.917 .•9, $22,Pike, lloal and Seloto are 8 B1i.l!, $435,646.:1!, t425.~.79. ...,•• - $5,581.44 ; $3,627.40, $1'13,576.81, $172,292JI. ... - $3,3115.28, $1 ,GJ11. tfl,'lll8.36, $98,109.49. -----~"':':':"-.:'. .... - 118,613.33, $30,372.43, Goqe 10adfap• Gallipolll t11J,IISI.I5, $656,152.39. Dam 11.8, :5.3, running S6 feel llefott - $29,01i0.19, $30,llli0.· on rollets, Pomeroy·Maso~ 23.· rnu, $1118,1102.17. $821,t'1.53. 10 Pt. Pleasant 2&.92, Hintotl Villi"" - $1192.35, $1,091.111, 2.io falling, Kwoawha Falls 4.· "5,220.11$, $43,818.84. '17 rising Charleston 20.13 rJOo Collection of motor vehicle, Jng London was running I"' housetrailer aod uae tuea Ia r..i, Marmet II> feet, Winfield the ten counties .tlowlng the 5 feet. gures for the ~ perllool lllovemenll: lods endi11J April II, 1911, and OWo River - Little George April 11, IJIIi, and for the 11!down 13, 1:511 a.m.: Vulcan up cal ye:rrs starling July I, 14, 2:40 p.!l\.: Jacob G. up 14, and July I, llllllollows: ll:20 p.m.; Relillble up 14, ens $1S,6aUO, $11,2'1'1.110, 11:15 p.m.; TimmY White up $252,256.20, $1111,41'1.$5. Gallia 15, 9:40 p.m.; Andrew 8al· - $7,114.24 $7,781.1S, ,129,11S.· houn up 17, 6:10 o.m.; Buckeye 94 $121,869.30. $7,State down It, 1:20 a.m.; Bay· 214.14, $8,130.93, ou Lolfite up IB, 4:115 a.m.; $98,631.19. Jackson ~ank flur8lll up 18, US a.m.; 84, $11,91M.95, $155,117.6, tiCS,· Jellboot .p:·11, 1:50 a.m.; Wal· 653.11. Lawrence 1er HouglaJici up 19, 6:30 a.m.; $15,024.21, $296,7'12.11, .,a,. Elisha Woods up 28, 6:20 a.m.; 6113.15. Meigs - '1,4!7.85. $5,SI. Marys down !1, 5 a.JIL; IJIIt,fll $12\,877.81. $1184.115.611, Polly J!. down Greenup 1:. Plh - ta.tll.l, a,041.80, $1110,. Jj,:E Bowlea up GreeD- ii!UI, lll,rl!.31. Ross - MOt . STORE SPECIALS r, ..,. " Super -Right" Qual ity Meats rbert Treasurer . Johl D. He bl lhl aales ol Slate, reporll Ohi f the tu eolledlon ID ". or IUc:'AI yw ta mpe per eliOt vlous fiacll pcriotl In the l:en of lire ten year period. Obio eOUDIIes show .lb. tNSIOII ; auueo~td by the above cartoon. Sales Tax Collection 9 Percent Ahead of 1965 1.00 ' '12 g~llon carton ~o form the turprllf an•wn, u Tnday, however, w1.th . t h growth of banking _!or~hties ing much higher mterest rates than the 2 per cent interest per annum paid on Postal Savongs, ~.......... the System has out-lived Its JO••-•· . f I Diehl pollllld out that as of use u ness. this April •• 10 deposUs can As of June 30, letS, there be sccepllll • no pew accounts were 997,029 depostlors holdin~ can he opetlld, Jlrla'est will end certificates m 3,1311 t>O'!t offices. on the aru~~veiwy date of each The number of deposito" lws cerllflcale. been declining at a rate of a· For coomllenco oil certlll· bout 6,500 per month. . cates beJel ll1 1 deposttDr may Unpaid depooilli retnamlng be caabed 11 1be aamo time the Poet Olllce beyond JIIDO 30, and Jnlerll& will he paid IGr 111'1, will be tranalerred to the h full _ _.. they have bottl TrouurJI Dopartmenlln a eac """'~ 3 JDODtlls lund and will be avoilable outstanding beyond ···-• without time Umllafrom the lllereSI dale. 1'"1... The Poalal Savinfl SysiBID lion wileDever proper c tma was establllbed Jaauary 1, 1911, art reeelved. c MORTON'S TV DINNERS 3 for eChlcken eTurkey •steaks 5 46 OZ. CANS U• . ed The Postal Savings System bollsbed last March 27 with ~: ~going of Public Law ll9-3'17 by Pmldenl Lylldon B. LEAN ·• MEATY ~~- who shot a share the 54-hole l . their accounts from Posl Of- Post Offices ln thetr own counficel as 80011 as possible or as try; also, it served as a safe ... ··•"'ersary dates depository for people who had soon as vrc: . _....... 'd · · te banks on their certificates are reat:h· lost confl ence m pnv.a . AT CLOYII FARM, WE IEALLY BABY YOUR FOOD BUDGET BY MAKING EXTRA SURE THAT YOU, 1ME CUSTOMER, GET TMI! lEST IUY FOR YOUR FOOD DOLLAR. COME IN TO CLOY& FARM AND ENJOY THE REFRESHING EXPERIENCE OF PER· SON..'! IZED GlOCIRY STORE SHOPPING. .00 _ Postmasler Charles 11. Diehl and area postmasters today ur eddepostlon with postaloav· ln:s certificates to t~!thdraw WE BABY YOUR FOOD BUDGET at CLOVER FARM PINEAPPLE JUICE ~~~~.~~ .:~ C:,"':.J Postal Savings Are at End Of Line in United States Court St., Pomerey STOIEl Y ~•:able~ o~"'ai.. ., CENTER CUT Vlcenzo carded !IX birdies -4u·c. of them from I feet, one ii feet, """ from l4 feet anothrr from 30 feet to two bogeys. was enough to close a (....stroke drficil with which started the rain-delayed round. He had started the at 209 in a seven·twy ninth place. Lotz, the r:=•,:''!".'! ~i, ~.~~:~~~~;~:•,:; on~ ~;m~\:~~1 .. 1s by taxi, plates creat.d WIJe8 mac • • . 'd her fare upon arrival here e1tement, eapetUI Y m . they llld, eht ...,.. .,.,. -, , , tors and olh.,. major farm ma- van that .•tyran;rer m; ~~ The two drivers, Paul towns," Mertz said. "People sill& IODP, maiD1y dwl<ll'."· ehlnes. wide vane o mec " o .and Chester Reneau, looked tt us aa H we were aull, lrynllls. . For example, F r • em an, eratlons, and !DIIIIUre spreader! ~=~ unlll the cbeck clelll'ed and eops and patrolwblcb Is one ol tbe mort I""' for the dairy lnduotry. c. c:smer-HIS SECRETARY - Sbters Style Shop cert;ficate for $1.250 or clothes for his wife home in Buenos Aires. , . ., Now ....... lhl olreltd !etten 5 ~ Whtd 1he triiHds and not - nament," but to liewlnwasa S~ ·en::at::or:.:_s-j4.~;g.;J;C~p;i~::"~;~:::::';"-"' the eheck and in esplooion and the surge prcspertty. "We are bigger In oum than. the major tractor and · I ......, CAKID DOUSI PURITY ILAZIR HEATING ming when they t rYQUE "f"i J I I .[fiANt fi I In i.IJ.J ,...,..I .. •w Good Selection of Nelly Don Dreues for Mother's Dlyl plUM II NG Thheinelndutos~ 1q booaul!f ol the I I .. . industry, whlcb is !f 111t.lled So:l: 11aa1 .20% OFF on COATS I u'.: ,...r. u.;, ~· $} F . Toledo Cab Drivers Complete . ~ . . . .are . ~:;:a~e~ ':::.?~ic~~.:;,~~ a .SPRING SAtE I Baylor .... •ubatilutt center won the llr\11 ,._ U J-'·fl In ~ u ·• 1 • . . - . , IIII!L· · dent Dale FreellliD of FreellliD Bronze Corp., bas an excellent mllllt equal or excol the great 1• wttb lllbllllute for Floanclal GosSip· Induslrlell, Inc., of Peru, Ind., position In the manu!a<ttn oilmajors sueh ae llltematiollll beat them OD priCe. might ~ , · · · .. By LE ROY POPE "but we are lraamenW lnll hydraulic loaders lor tractors. . . • '~50 . .!'!' Uolkid PreSI Jllleruatlonal hundred& ol amall "':"'&:n: NEW YORK (UPI) - Every My own firm II one o malt d I f . . . . .,. . . malor Industry In the United .....o~s ~~-"':.!a•.::.:'~! :n,·;~ler. rna'~ i~- 'Two Toledo, Obio, lui drivers Ithe hank before . gettlni ready men kept all1ppll!t .. liking te:~ !tu.\ee bas ita aatelhte 'fttUI. ..c.~ ... '-'""' -~lcb ··~ place duatrial type bydrauuc iOadt:ni. began t.Odray c. k~ t'~; ~ ...tr- fnr thA retur~ trio. . . ' =~~ ~~ ~~-" .l:t es and som::"u!'lllllls they ~!t;:;~ certain ~ The company also makes home alter a 2,800-~i~o:.:J: theThe~ana".!'u~ti:O : \ Tile two. drivers said tbeil' - ~ -~~-""" w.ar•htn,.,'' modero type farm wagons to that cost an anonymou ._.1 ,.lllftW . •••• Friday nlgbt ...... -~ of ·.~o.l ! :~ 1,.._,.1 on IPL l)'VC Vt. .,....._ --· • · WIJIIeiUlef ~ n..,.. ll:'"'h. T 1 allied !arm A"'Utary Maddlel be towed by traclora that can ,1,250 m rare. believes the , ."The trip In the cab with Oldo ;, wblcb lacluded tDree ..,.. •. IUNKOT f«u' ~ 8lld taldJJC a Ilk Lltnln !IIIII Bay~eontonllqn warmed unUI up InWest the e~lign. RaiM Averap . 11 lbe So111aff8lldwert ·tlat ~ . ~b. Broolta drove In 1 plllr ol ~ Ia lite Jut ANGEUS (uP!) - Aqelrs Lakars 1... I ouddan Bul!llball A-lllton ~~ We,l lllllbe4 witb IS polnlt, nms to raise his league lllllllol lbe Dlnfb when lbe '1 pro!ld but tll'llll duth 1h o w d o w n Thunday piolllhlp. llldlllllliC tllree. vital ahoto In RBI total IAI 11 ud frclk pulled It out wltb lbree eo ·and the rojulftalad Loa night In Boston lor the National Loa Alllfl•a tbocked fhl 1111 final quartor. Baylor l~i..iiiiii;..ii;;;;;i ~- .. .. . . ·· hit . . . boolt his aver..e to .tn1 _ , AaleliCAII te...-;, :~~~ t = y ~~. ·-:_ Harve&ler .nc1 Jobn Deert , 1a I. IDI'I'OIVI The following 1, a plemenl makera," bo8alli rr,st. f)table dlvisiotlo II General !kid farm bnplemenl Industry de•J&niug~~~..:: Tblllut 111 JtJIIII lloblllson's lilt finl Floyd llld 1M AnttiH The ellto,. ouppl!t(l 111 lleblllol!; -.If loJ bla bell downed St. Louis 4-2. the other and of lbe ~tiii'Y. league start, •IDalld tllle. llO ............. iJIJi ,..., 0., "W; ll't lyplcd .,. 1111' Jn - 0 PROGRAM #81 BONUS BINGo·· PROGRAM NO. 81 Cut OUt~~ Copy Th... PriD $lips ToHelpYouWinl IF YOU COPY THil PRIU SLIP SEE PAGI 7 OF YOUR eAME lOOK .. 39c �' • • . ·~ ,;t ~ ' -.-· Farm Implement Firms are Big Busmess . . .JX ~T liL(lCI!: mnperalill1 lo lland Kanlilli Ballimora Orlolel . WOII lbeir ··- VPI Sporll writer City a ~ detnl. 1ninth illllll in 10 triq 11141 'l'he ••ten Clavtlond In· 11 was llle lndialtl' !liatlll' ~ev~plb In a row, '!"lllluQilJI A!o.,.; '!,;;.. NOt to olav a first strtllht win aJid equtlltd lbe Cllllilmla 7·3; Hew York 1 dlviilo• · club but In the teague mant lor vu:iut101 '' U.. rail-"" "' ~·· Rillton ,,., ud "' Pj -time they're building up a start of a season established by Cblcago whipped Washington '1 : !j '!! ~,11 h..d of &t.am. lilt ever POIIUIII' St. Louil I In otllo:r Amer1can l-eague '! I , R~ ~ . . .. ·· ln 1 ~ ·•· • !•meo. at llotrolt 1 ~ l '1'1!4, tll(iMor in tbe latest :n:;n:lllltbe~it 1111 pootponlld beeall!e of eold I 11'111!'\Ph wao 2!-yw-old ~ulo loacu• mark hili by lhl 1111 wtatber. . ~ ~ Tlaql, who recorded his seeond Brooklyn ,.,;.,. d lia NL 01111" l 11 • whl~wash In two starll Tull· Pittsbw h an In !be NaUonol r.:.o.J!Ut, lh• 1 • · ~ day lilsht when be bravtd • I Moll oullulad Chioap 14-11; ' '< ~ ~""' QOld wind ~nd 311 dqreo Tho hlgb riding, oaoond plee Atllata dobbertd San Pratlelto 1.1 .) .:I 81 ::tb.":J: Ph7":' MJ•-. II.J: The 1114!ana bavt blllll their lead l.llltt ap!ll8t of Bosto11, New y..,k, Waolli~I!On and Kansal City, but Its . aeyone would have &lv~n 1 hard lime Tutadav ni@ht. Tile rlihthllldlld native llav11111, Cuba, 11irned ill. ml}' btva been bit finest leque performance, eut 12 batten and allowlnl three singles. catoher Oukl Simi. w~il· lilt a two r1111 llomer ill lbe 81111 Inning and ~l~o _L~ Browa, . com"""'"' '" - ...,..., w1tb !be buill 8Jlllll)'. "We're p!ayJnc atod eiiOIII,b tD beat 1J111Jadl," ~ Baltimore aldpper lluk IIJQer, afler Dave JobnsOII, Bnlokl! Robinson, Curl Blelaey 11141 Anlly J;lcMbarrtll bollltred aaaJnst the Arlie'- to noun Jim Palmer's HCODd win ollhe ~ ) ers Force Celt•"cs Into Seventh Game J I .• 1 • VJcenzo G IDS reater s Open , alia seven-lime champion Celtlcs, buckelad 35. 12!·115, Tue&diy night to Ioree a-v• au d y L • R u 110 tilt dtldlocked p!Qolf IDio a playlfd u powtrful ••me, otvlllth and final pme. lll!ll'bll 10 pointe and Joining LEADERS r By Ual!td Press lllteraa«OIII Notlottl Latpt _'l'he II~ Yllllkees "0!1 I~ 1111 'lint ,lln>e l!llllllr bwt ellbl PDo . but 1101 ·before 111...,.. ,. ~ Ke ~ ·illlitms ~.:: N:, Y'er!C l!llil a w lead coli~ The La-tro playoff game 111 ~loa. but ""''' uuw I thOfl dropped thr'<. In a ...w baokboard portormanct btlore oul'llnt back to lmot offatl tht usual robc1Undi~ the aorloa at 11-, and IOlllporar~ domlaaaet of lloiJton'l ly pootpono tho rettrtmtnl Ruuell. plans of Ctille COieh Red Joha llaYIIeak, anjl)'inl Auerbach flnw aerloa as 1 atarler, ttpped · . lloaton wllb 27 polllll, while A blend of ftleran &kiU and Tom Sanders 'Inti Sam r110klt brashne,. has aparkod each had Z3 and the Laker eomeback. It was OOIIIt'lbuted !II. most IYident Tuasdoy night as ...._ ..._ _ _ __ lhe . &mallest !..akers, Jl.foot rook~e Gall Goodmh, tellllld with veterans Jercy West and Elgin Bayl•r to tum back Boston helvt 15,11111 Sperto Arena opo<tatoro. Goodrich ployed baek to tbe level of hi• heroic performance in tht oponma Loa Angolea win and seortd a pointe to klop the a. AB. !1. H. Pot, Smith, StL 12 45 1 :Ill .144 , Flood. StL 12 II t 31 .Ci LAS (UP!) -Argentina 1 &yer, NY 10 28 I 15 .3115 II do Vlc~o. 2.8l0,0110 AIQU, All 14 ~~ II 24 .:WS ~s rleher, would love to take Hart, SF 14 liO 10 19 .3111 h~ newly ""n Greater D~lla1 MorEan, Hou 14 Ia 8 11 .3tl5 Orfn golf title to tha Texa• Slrllell, Pitt 12 ~ 1 I! .3i7 f)pin in San Antonio Thuraday, Allen, PhU 11 G 1 15 .357 bu{ hli visa i• running out and Jones; NY 9 28 s 10 .307 ba;!rould nil have limo to play w.Davls, LA u 34 I u .353 •3Joloa !bert. Crdens, Cin tO 34 4 12 .353 .• Amerk:lo Lit ~ Vk:enw, o 13-yeor-old c; A• ':' R p.,~ w~d traveler who hPs wo~ F Rb B 11 10 )I· 13' IS 471 aoi!Je liM! tournament tiUea 1n Aivis: "clev 1 9 37 5 16 :caa ~coklr!W career, scorlld hlo Rbnsn. Chi 11 U I& II .Ci lb~lnaJor IUCCtSi In thla B.Rbsn, Bait 10 41 I 17 .tiS co try Tueod~ when . ht Oliva Minn 10 30 1 13 371 10 •out ol tho pack wtlh • Whi~, NY 11 11 5 10 :370 fo'!l"uoller-par lllo35--a7 lor a Warner, Cali! f :16 7 ll .!II lt>lf·round total or m, olght Etllbrn. Ball 10 30 5 12 .sulro;..iiiii;;;;;i;iiiiiiiiiiiii;i.;;;. un!'"r par. Cauaey, KC I 21 o t .333 ANTH0 Ny <!Jar sql)Oezed him • atrokl Kaline, Dtt 12 4# · It .IH ID: front or Ray Floyd, Jot Home IIIII• · Coiinpbell and South Africa's National Leo 1 • • • Mayo, " Hafold llennma - wbo woa Giants 6; Alou, Bravtl i; Your Dtptnil~le e,~,aoo each with their ~d Torre, Braves 5: Aaron. Braves Delltr Fer w<in him 15,000 Ameriean 4; Krllllepool, Moll t ; Lt- 1 dQ!lm...•noariY three million lebvre. llod(ors 4. . I AND pesos at homt In Ar1entina." Amorloan IA(ue: F. !lobi~> ,... .son, Or1oles 4: .8. Robinsoo, De Vicen>o said ht cam1 to Orlol" 4; 1\alint, Tljers 1: Dallal, "i"'t to see soma OIIYB, Twins 4; McMullen, Phone WY 2·2510 lhl nllllt ·liiDIDI bul four ;v..u. barllra t:llllldll'l ' Plumbing Hellll.. '"'"'I OIDII FOR 'MEl' NOW ••• Owo.,.., K•l-:::11 ... _A.. ~ handed addl~on, ( Fl Pon ~ 1, ''1 tion ular Mill' Pc., lhl diu ct;::;i~~ ' to Stj - with Henning at 2115, faded 13 and won 13,~ 1~11 Australian Kel Naalt Jacobs in Treaty of a AiMODI POTTED MEAT Lateran, recognized Vatican jndependent state. c I'Dnu&AN I'QilHl.RO$, CltMLII.~. ntltNIWVQm "aaltt'CINPLI# IN IIUM VINYL JIWl • fl nl p - CARROTS DAIRY FAIR Ll. CIU.O PKG. - - - - f ti Rll END 55c PORK CHOPS 69c I, ' INGELS 3 I f CARPET HOUSE fr..et BonM.7. oz. sia 7'i%, I~- WO(-e PURINA DOG CHOW 251b.·ba· .;.... :·.·... $2.79 WIIIDEX AMMONIA AIIOSOL 20 OL • :.............. 49c PHONE WY 2..$661 ' l:t:OI.*IN .. Tuisy'~tontinuo~ act 1on .Oiutecttcn lists on and on and on, :._-I :rs;r.. ·1o·t:"~ SwisiMr&l.tlu ' RexaH Drugs ,_, ,_~"" I ;.;;.,.....,.._~--.J'I CAKE MIXES, i\ plct· .DISINF~~Ti!.~SI'ItAY 4 VARimES PJD.t:(S p.~.; Pbillp I lOX ss Chicken Livers · ·· · ··· · lb. 59c CLOVER ONill. PKGS. 1 I •• .. QUARTERED-SLICED LEAN-TENDER Pork Loins .... .. .... .. lb. 79c Cube Steak ·.. · .... lb. $1.19 TENDER-CUBED FRESH GROUND Rouad Steak .. •• .. .. .. lb. 79c Piek up a paekage. You'll see,"Grade A''ia printed on every Wl&l'per. Pork Steaks .......... lb. 89c ALL GOOD SIRLOIN TIP OR Do you have a different brand in your freezer? "SUPER·RIGHT"- Skinloos, All Moot Check it. See if it's laieled Grade A. Wieners · · · ··· 1-lb. pkg. 69c Read on ••• you be the judge. The best veptables are Grade A. Every J*kap of AlP Brand F'ralen Vegetables is Grade A. I 7 oz. ca .. ••.. · ••...... · 79c ' ' ' " ' ,, ~ ' . ' ' ' Rump Roast .. ·.. .. .. · lb. 99c BONELESS Stewing Beef · ····· •• lb. 79c B-oz. POT Not if you're an A&P shopper. pies CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN FRIED Just this. You won't believe tbe prices ... tbetre so low CAP'N JOHN- FROZEN Perch Fillets .. 1-lb. pkg. 45c Fish FUiets · · 14-Gz. pkg. SSe Are A&P Brand Frozen Vegetables a aood reason for l!hopping MP? CAP'N JOHN- FROZEN FROZEN IULK But don't worry. There are none liner. '- '-------~#!.,_~co:"':!'-~!·l=...~·.:::TK£:;:::GR:EA::.T.:AT::::LA:::.NT:::IC;.:•:••:.::<:IPIC::T:IA:.:C:.;.O·;•,;IN:;,;t;.J. •..,__ ~ VEGETABLES ..... 4~:;~ 69c Golden Corn Mind ~.- Veeetoltloo Tomato Juice GRAPEFRUIT Syrup ANN PAGE-OUR FINEST ke Cream • Gallon Carton 99c Preserves .. · · 3· 1-lb. jars $1 SpagheHi · ·· · 3 lb. pkg. SSe AlP BRAND ANN PAGE-Plain or Muahroom SPECIAL lastant CoHee 10-ot. Jar 99c • Jane Parker Favorites! JANE PARKER-LEMON OR LARGIR SLICERS COOKIES JANE PARKER-Pkg. of 8 Frankfurter Rolls · · pkg. 2Sc MoJa..... Sugar, 111. 4•·.... Coconut Ootmoal - - - - pkg. JANE PARKER ltahan Bead · · ·· 2 loaves 49c SpagheHi Sauce 1-lb. Jar 29c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ! ... TWIN PACK Peacll Pie .. .. .. .. .. each 49c Salad Dressing 1i.Qt. Jar 69c ANN PAGE-MACARONI OR ANN PAGE Pineapple ond PHth MARVEL-VANILLA May01naise ···· · · Qt. Jar SSe ANN PAGE-OUR FINEST Pinto Beans · · 4 lb. pkg. S9c Grape Juice 4 -6-oz. cans 69c FANCY RED RIPE Cucumbers 3 ,., 29c 39C HOTHOUSE TOMATOES FIISH TASTY GREEN Peppers _ 3 ,., 29c . FINE FOR SALADS GREEN Onions _ 3 Tasty Dairy Selections!· 29c belts. FIISH CRISP - Radishes _ 3 TASTY 4 •:.;. 99t Section• In Light DRY- TASTY A&P BRAND .k... . lb . 29c Longhorn Cheese ·· · · lb. 69c SUNNYBROOK FRESH EGGS Gr. . A Motllum - - -- ~ 47c ~ I "\ 2nd IIG WEEK A&P BRAND Cream Cheese . 3·oz. pkg. 12c A&P BRAND Cream Cheese 8-u. pkg. 31c '+ •' 'l~ • 'NI '~ ,FOR YOUR MONEY . ·- DSTA ~.' ":& I ' • " A&P BRAND •--------------~ JOAN OF ARC-RED l-Ib. c<~no Kidney Beans · · · · 4 cans 59c Spinach 4 • 10-oz. pkgs. 39c ~--.. A&P BRAND 3~~:· 89c A&P-LEAF OR CHOPPED A&P GRADE A FROZEN Fried--Perch .. .. .. .. .. lb. S9c Fine Grocery· Features 1 P.S. There are exceptions: Potato Morsels, Cottage Friet. Whole Peeled Potatoei. That's because today there are no standards for Grade A on these items. Frozen Food Features! 2 lb. pkg. Breaded Flounder pkg. $1.19 They're one of many. I sse SEAFOOD VAlUES! What more is there to say' .!lr;;; ,,45 Sliced Bacon 21b. pkg. $1.5S Surprised at the quality of A&P Brand Frozen Vegetal;les? r.m: . ·aikl Club Steaks .. .. .... .. lit. 99c Porterhouse .. ...... lb. $1.09 Spon1 11U1 $17,1SUI, ila1 ' Quartered Fryers · · · · lb. 43c .a MARGARINE - TENDER-JUICY STEAK BREAST OR LEG QUARTER After all, it does bear the A&P seal. t.m,: Alton Zrtplvr don 69· Greenup 3:50 a.m.; Boao fte Alm.l)'lvanll up Molddl 7 P·:,"ii aJUIIIM Preso -..llaul Allted·Ashlllllll up ~ ~ Today Is Wtldnesday, April t.m.: B. H. Bosworlb Pallt f1 the 117111 day of I* wltb MeJdahl I:15 a.m. : SllJ, fo !QIIow · liP Meldahl 6:05 Lm.; Nllo Tho • Is In illi ..,... down Meldllil 1:11 1.111. · . GaiUpoljo Dam ZlnJinU ~;,.. ' ...,: 11 Venus. liP 1:30 p,m.; I\Oberl Reed up . Ill HO 1 D) ; Def«<der down 3:50 The evemng lllr Is Jupitll'. ~ill.; D. up 5,311 a.m. Ci~tl War a,neral and 11@1 Jnl;tb •River _ Lelia PreSident Ulysses S. ., "" . ........ l2·lt 8 m . wss bom on Ibis day Iii · , ""'" up ..,....... ' " 1n 11'!'1, Benedic:l Arnold Albtoll .,.... NIIIMtl · , Lm.; . AileD R. loleiTiil down Winfield defeated the British at l\ldg.. l·io p m . A J Patten up Win· lleld, Conn. . ~:IO p:m:; E~&erclirl up In !937, lhe first payment · WJnfiel!l 1,35 p.m.; Jefferson was mad! In accordance wllb '~ -f/lri!lold 6:25 o.m.; Fort the proviSions ol the Social - • . , u Wlnllold 8:15' a. Bectjl'lty ac! ol 1935._ · ~: .,, B!'l'an :p Wlalield a. In 1841, Athens.~ Gree<Je, !ell .'.!,;. ..,.•.••,_. ·- -~ ... , to Ge1'1!1an !Dveden. lb, T-BONE 01 FRESH ISD.~.II, :... (,lr.eenUP 11:. p.m.; Wal· . . . . . . Seil!ll - QJ,IIUI, tor Wjord dOWit ~It:· ttD,IIIUI, .-,slu•. 1!11,1211.- 11 oz. l• to get money out of · · to auract s~vmg~ of a number ol lmm~grants . were accustomed ~ savm~ -U. DUNCAN HINES INSTANT COFFEE 10 oz. j! ............ $1.43 CRISCO SHOITINING 31~. can · .. · .. .. .. .. .. .. 83c COPfUIIATE INSTANT CIIAMII na.pr··:,... \:....... 69t ' u i I 69r. c WELL TRIMMED River News BACON FAIRMONT ICE MilK MAXWI!LL HQUII .,,., ....... l 6pe"'wr lne" = SLICED CHICKEN NOODlES .................... 3~ • 1 .=;: COLLIOIINN I ' Walt Stref!ll behinllln ltotll ywllgur" · Figurtll ahowlng the colleclion for the two-week penocls ending April 16, 1966, and April 17 , 1966, and lor the fiscal years starting July 1, 1965, and July 1, 1964 follow : Atlleao _ $16,502 .59, $15,035 .· IIQUtheaSlera lrr collecllona lor 67, 1500~67.611, "38,938.11. !dan lll:reaae_._.. ending Ap- Gallio - $12,642.69, $8.091.39, the two-week ... loci $7.26,478.44, $216,216.9t. rll 16, f1'lf!r lbe ~ per in- Hoct!Dg _ $16,738.63, $7,rotl.· last year. 'l'hoN tlloWIIIIGull' 42 , $191,ii65.55, $192,323.94. 111 • maaes were Athens,~ Jaobon _ $15,402.13, $9,589.· HockJnl, Jackson, awrence, 12 , $32'1,'11i2.73 $31:1130.10. Mel&• and Pike. Tbree <OWl~~ Lawrence - ~.917 .•9, $22,Pike, lloal and Seloto are 8 B1i.l!, $435,646.:1!, t425.~.79. ...,•• - $5,581.44 ; $3,627.40, $1'13,576.81, $172,292JI. ... - $3,3115.28, $1 ,GJ11. tfl,'lll8.36, $98,109.49. -----~"':':':"-.:'. .... - 118,613.33, $30,372.43, Goqe 10adfap• Gallipolll t11J,IISI.I5, $656,152.39. Dam 11.8, :5.3, running S6 feel llefott - $29,01i0.19, $30,llli0.· on rollets, Pomeroy·Maso~ 23.· rnu, $1118,1102.17. $821,t'1.53. 10 Pt. Pleasant 2&.92, Hintotl Villi"" - $1192.35, $1,091.111, 2.io falling, Kwoawha Falls 4.· "5,220.11$, $43,818.84. '17 rising Charleston 20.13 rJOo Collection of motor vehicle, Jng London was running I"' housetrailer aod uae tuea Ia r..i, Marmet II> feet, Winfield the ten counties .tlowlng the 5 feet. gures for the ~ perllool lllovemenll: lods endi11J April II, 1911, and OWo River - Little George April 11, IJIIi, and for the 11!down 13, 1:511 a.m.: Vulcan up cal ye:rrs starling July I, 14, 2:40 p.!l\.: Jacob G. up 14, and July I, llllllollows: ll:20 p.m.; Relillble up 14, ens $1S,6aUO, $11,2'1'1.110, 11:15 p.m.; TimmY White up $252,256.20, $1111,41'1.$5. Gallia 15, 9:40 p.m.; Andrew 8al· - $7,114.24 $7,781.1S, ,129,11S.· houn up 17, 6:10 o.m.; Buckeye 94 $121,869.30. $7,State down It, 1:20 a.m.; Bay· 214.14, $8,130.93, ou Lolfite up IB, 4:115 a.m.; $98,631.19. Jackson ~ank flur8lll up 18, US a.m.; 84, $11,91M.95, $155,117.6, tiCS,· Jellboot .p:·11, 1:50 a.m.; Wal· 653.11. Lawrence 1er HouglaJici up 19, 6:30 a.m.; $15,024.21, $296,7'12.11, .,a,. Elisha Woods up 28, 6:20 a.m.; 6113.15. Meigs - '1,4!7.85. $5,SI. Marys down !1, 5 a.JIL; IJIIt,fll $12\,877.81. $1184.115.611, Polly J!. down Greenup 1:. Plh - ta.tll.l, a,041.80, $1110,. Jj,:E Bowlea up GreeD- ii!UI, lll,rl!.31. Ross - MOt . STORE SPECIALS r, ..,. " Super -Right" Qual ity Meats rbert Treasurer . Johl D. He bl lhl aales ol Slate, reporll Ohi f the tu eolledlon ID ". or IUc:'AI yw ta mpe per eliOt vlous fiacll pcriotl In the l:en of lire ten year period. Obio eOUDIIes show .lb. tNSIOII ; auueo~td by the above cartoon. Sales Tax Collection 9 Percent Ahead of 1965 1.00 ' '12 g~llon carton ~o form the turprllf an•wn, u Tnday, however, w1.th . t h growth of banking _!or~hties ing much higher mterest rates than the 2 per cent interest per annum paid on Postal Savongs, ~.......... the System has out-lived Its JO••-•· . f I Diehl pollllld out that as of use u ness. this April •• 10 deposUs can As of June 30, letS, there be sccepllll • no pew accounts were 997,029 depostlors holdin~ can he opetlld, Jlrla'est will end certificates m 3,1311 t>O'!t offices. on the aru~~veiwy date of each The number of deposito" lws cerllflcale. been declining at a rate of a· For coomllenco oil certlll· bout 6,500 per month. . cates beJel ll1 1 deposttDr may Unpaid depooilli retnamlng be caabed 11 1be aamo time the Poet Olllce beyond JIIDO 30, and Jnlerll& will he paid IGr 111'1, will be tranalerred to the h full _ _.. they have bottl TrouurJI Dopartmenlln a eac """'~ 3 JDODtlls lund and will be avoilable outstanding beyond ···-• without time Umllafrom the lllereSI dale. 1'"1... The Poalal Savinfl SysiBID lion wileDever proper c tma was establllbed Jaauary 1, 1911, art reeelved. c MORTON'S TV DINNERS 3 for eChlcken eTurkey •steaks 5 46 OZ. CANS U• . ed The Postal Savings System bollsbed last March 27 with ~: ~going of Public Law ll9-3'17 by Pmldenl Lylldon B. LEAN ·• MEATY ~~- who shot a share the 54-hole l . their accounts from Posl Of- Post Offices ln thetr own counficel as 80011 as possible or as try; also, it served as a safe ... ··•"'ersary dates depository for people who had soon as vrc: . _....... 'd · · te banks on their certificates are reat:h· lost confl ence m pnv.a . AT CLOYII FARM, WE IEALLY BABY YOUR FOOD BUDGET BY MAKING EXTRA SURE THAT YOU, 1ME CUSTOMER, GET TMI! lEST IUY FOR YOUR FOOD DOLLAR. COME IN TO CLOY& FARM AND ENJOY THE REFRESHING EXPERIENCE OF PER· SON..'! IZED GlOCIRY STORE SHOPPING. .00 _ Postmasler Charles 11. Diehl and area postmasters today ur eddepostlon with postaloav· ln:s certificates to t~!thdraw WE BABY YOUR FOOD BUDGET at CLOVER FARM PINEAPPLE JUICE ~~~~.~~ .:~ C:,"':.J Postal Savings Are at End Of Line in United States Court St., Pomerey STOIEl Y ~•:able~ o~"'ai.. ., CENTER CUT Vlcenzo carded !IX birdies -4u·c. of them from I feet, one ii feet, """ from l4 feet anothrr from 30 feet to two bogeys. was enough to close a (....stroke drficil with which started the rain-delayed round. He had started the at 209 in a seven·twy ninth place. Lotz, the r:=•,:''!".'! ~i, ~.~~:~~~~;~:•,:; on~ ~;m~\:~~1 .. 1s by taxi, plates creat.d WIJe8 mac • • . 'd her fare upon arrival here e1tement, eapetUI Y m . they llld, eht ...,.. .,.,. -, , , tors and olh.,. major farm ma- van that .•tyran;rer m; ~~ The two drivers, Paul towns," Mertz said. "People sill& IODP, maiD1y dwl<ll'."· ehlnes. wide vane o mec " o .and Chester Reneau, looked tt us aa H we were aull, lrynllls. . For example, F r • em an, eratlons, and !DIIIIUre spreader! ~=~ unlll the cbeck clelll'ed and eops and patrolwblcb Is one ol tbe mort I""' for the dairy lnduotry. c. c:smer-HIS SECRETARY - Sbters Style Shop cert;ficate for $1.250 or clothes for his wife home in Buenos Aires. , . ., Now ....... lhl olreltd !etten 5 ~ Whtd 1he triiHds and not - nament," but to liewlnwasa S~ ·en::at::or:.:_s-j4.~;g.;J;C~p;i~::"~;~:::::';"-"' the eheck and in esplooion and the surge prcspertty. "We are bigger In oum than. the major tractor and · I ......, CAKID DOUSI PURITY ILAZIR HEATING ming when they t rYQUE "f"i J I I .[fiANt fi I In i.IJ.J ,...,..I .. •w Good Selection of Nelly Don Dreues for Mother's Dlyl plUM II NG Thheinelndutos~ 1q booaul!f ol the I I .. . industry, whlcb is !f 111t.lled So:l: 11aa1 .20% OFF on COATS I u'.: ,...r. u.;, ~· $} F . Toledo Cab Drivers Complete . ~ . . . .are . ~:;:a~e~ ':::.?~ic~~.:;,~~ a .SPRING SAtE I Baylor .... •ubatilutt center won the llr\11 ,._ U J-'·fl In ~ u ·• 1 • . . - . , IIII!L· · dent Dale FreellliD of FreellliD Bronze Corp., bas an excellent mllllt equal or excol the great 1• wttb lllbllllute for Floanclal GosSip· Induslrlell, Inc., of Peru, Ind., position In the manu!a<ttn oilmajors sueh ae llltematiollll beat them OD priCe. might ~ , · · · .. By LE ROY POPE "but we are lraamenW lnll hydraulic loaders lor tractors. . . • '~50 . .!'!' Uolkid PreSI Jllleruatlonal hundred& ol amall "':"'&:n: NEW YORK (UPI) - Every My own firm II one o malt d I f . . . . .,. . . malor Industry In the United .....o~s ~~-"':.!a•.::.:'~! :n,·;~ler. rna'~ i~- 'Two Toledo, Obio, lui drivers Ithe hank before . gettlni ready men kept all1ppll!t .. liking te:~ !tu.\ee bas ita aatelhte 'fttUI. ..c.~ ... '-'""' -~lcb ··~ place duatrial type bydrauuc iOadt:ni. began t.Odray c. k~ t'~; ~ ...tr- fnr thA retur~ trio. . . ' =~~ ~~ ~~-" .l:t es and som::"u!'lllllls they ~!t;:;~ certain ~ The company also makes home alter a 2,800-~i~o:.:J: theThe~ana".!'u~ti:O : \ Tile two. drivers said tbeil' - ~ -~~-""" w.ar•htn,.,'' modero type farm wagons to that cost an anonymou ._.1 ,.lllftW . •••• Friday nlgbt ...... -~ of ·.~o.l ! :~ 1,.._,.1 on IPL l)'VC Vt. .,....._ --· • · WIJIIeiUlef ~ n..,.. ll:'"'h. T 1 allied !arm A"'Utary Maddlel be towed by traclora that can ,1,250 m rare. believes the , ."The trip In the cab with Oldo ;, wblcb lacluded tDree ..,.. •. IUNKOT f«u' ~ 8lld taldJJC a Ilk Lltnln !IIIII Bay~eontonllqn warmed unUI up InWest the e~lign. RaiM Averap . 11 lbe So111aff8lldwert ·tlat ~ . ~b. Broolta drove In 1 plllr ol ~ Ia lite Jut ANGEUS (uP!) - Aqelrs Lakars 1... I ouddan Bul!llball A-lllton ~~ We,l lllllbe4 witb IS polnlt, nms to raise his league lllllllol lbe Dlnfb when lbe '1 pro!ld but tll'llll duth 1h o w d o w n Thunday piolllhlp. llldlllllliC tllree. vital ahoto In RBI total IAI 11 ud frclk pulled It out wltb lbree eo ·and the rojulftalad Loa night In Boston lor the National Loa Alllfl•a tbocked fhl 1111 final quartor. Baylor l~i..iiiiii;..ii;;;;;i ~- .. .. . . ·· hit . . . boolt his aver..e to .tn1 _ , AaleliCAII te...-;, :~~~ t = y ~~. ·-:_ Harve&ler .nc1 Jobn Deert , 1a I. IDI'I'OIVI The following 1, a plemenl makera," bo8alli rr,st. f)table dlvisiotlo II General !kid farm bnplemenl Industry de•J&niug~~~..:: Tblllut 111 JtJIIII lloblllson's lilt finl Floyd llld 1M AnttiH The ellto,. ouppl!t(l 111 lleblllol!; -.If loJ bla bell downed St. Louis 4-2. the other and of lbe ~tiii'Y. league start, •IDalld tllle. llO ............. iJIJi ,..., 0., "W; ll't lyplcd .,. 1111' Jn - 0 PROGRAM #81 BONUS BINGo·· PROGRAM NO. 81 Cut OUt~~ Copy Th... PriD $lips ToHelpYouWinl IF YOU COPY THil PRIU SLIP SEE PAGI 7 OF YOUR eAME lOOK .. 39c �• ' ~Lot, de~n!l>e~ ------· -·-·--. sti'versvt'lle ftd ntlll, IGaJJ1p0' p;llfl1 u-'pttal, 110. • w•l NU-11lw ..tedr dlr.c:tlon •toni t 11 t llctruo,leu' liae No . IU ID Lhll DOrfh"''" <"""'' "'" '"'" •·' """'' •"' oom" o! Lol No, '"' -.o bl tM m' oo'." "l•4 an1t lollOWI. ,HI. thl TowhPinll) u! ~G''''"""' lll•k~ " • '"'"" N<~.r•·oru " ""Ml · ~'"'~~~l • ......,.,..,.. ""'"'~ Legtl Notin 0~!1 1 , •;~..1 -C:ciMMON PLIAS cOUIT OP I ~· PAlMU$ :~. A SAVINGI U,IUC: CO,MP'AN'f , 1n Otlll .Corportllello , . . . , , ,, Otlll, P't•inlltr, "'m'" ....""t T . '• • · L<l , In ot Rec:eMl vi!!iltol'•. of £ber. -. fl' the :<101 t. cv':"rr. "'' sr,·. . I - · , "' pentet ~n~ fainUY weft News Notes ,-. aortll 11M of IAI No. lM looloOJ \be. ftMUItbO l w<.'M t eorner nf Lot No. 1&.'1; thetwe In lllii"'PILIIY B l"ufl,111JCII t!n•m·t a norUICIIRft'I;J etnctloD .ollow1Jll th• \\ H I 11 chao nl •nd ee Unkl to the bl!ck of ...wr.17U.H of Lottllt J!l8 '""'" 1 "'"" . Lot No, "· "' l>T, 11<\1, 114. 1... Ill 1J1o 110: 100: MilOS COUNTY, 01110 M _.... w ~-t AD~'• ""'' • C! rs. r· 'C . .a r• 0 •• 1 "1· Mr. ~tddlo H~~. ~ s~1er ., ~l~!ued ~~~\· ~" ;h~,,~r~:;;"' 11 t·~·~ · n:our~e~• ~··· "~· , ~:Vwhich 1 0 Jnt-n•~ ,'h~ w,u~l\ ~ : : ·~t ~~ .Onn~8 ~·rench; ~• ~~ \.-llll~ "~··· •••'"~""" ~~- llou~" . :~.n~~: :~~~~re:~ ~.~.r~~~~~~·. A~ben 1 ~! ~ ~1 ~'""''"''' J: ~ · ~~,:: ~:"" A~':': '"'~" t·e~l •~!:~lo· ~ ~~~., "'~t·n~ ~ of "'"o~~•l ~ ""~·""" ~"", ~'"~~d(,) :.~pu•ml• l'r I ~lid recent eallers' at the borne of ITalbott. ' , ;,rl:o;;~ r:~orn~'~ 15~. P<~e• Mr. and Mrs Dillon Taylor I . ~lullow~.Koonl!~ B~~lnnin~ ~ I "''')llO~tlt 0~·:~·~~~.~~n· :;~p~n·~l :ll'le~ 1 l. o~JLIY Bald Knobbs. IOld Ton nat~ Vtctor Durst, ColurnbUII, spent . pan~· · Lh··n··~ (ll fOH' ~ :;~.~tit'{d!l.~·e.reM~ \ ~ . ~~ .~~~ld Ithe weekend with hill parent! ' Mrs. Helen Jeffer•. Syracuse :~ "·~~~~ r~of i Il ~. I. M dM • vlsi•~.l her parents Mr •.nd ·~··: ,~ r an rs R R Durst and ""'~ , t : ; . ~ : l Ml'+' t . ~ k~• " '"' •"" • ' "'''""'"' ' ,..,,. ,.,,. T" ""' No, , • · , . . , -. ~"' "' " "' oorlltwoot ®onoo ' Tom Mrs. Horner lcenlmwer recen~ e~··cp l n· : ~o. ~oulb 1 · trl~ln or~ .Joh~ ~ ,., .,; ·~~ I ~~· n~~~p ~~~·!· ~.umpanv~ l·:~n'~ " Linda Ward and SheUy Mr ly. J)ou~las r.,~t; l~,·ltl'~ 1 1 ~~ '!'·'" .. . M~IP lel l l t and Mrs. Mike Evans and daU· Mr•. an d . Mr I. u--- 1eea~ell ht lied M d btwer called on her sister Mr R ers ca on r. an Mrs. • ' AoooN W••" I, - m f 1. "'·!via LaWI'ftiM JoJm. r., .. lo ... h: .u> ' · o ' • ' • •,,.,. ., ;"'; ""'" '"',""' ..., " """' ""', ,., I·""'""'"·"•" ... ,, ""' ••. '"· Mr. and Mr!l. Fralf« Holter, \-. Sid ,.. , '""· Dlnl1d u11 D.. . .. D, , '" "n Cli'!Jer or lot •• now or tormerl:r owned Jerf Srnif., •• Mri. J llailll ·n·· · ' bl' U\f cuurl ul l'o mmon "' . WA "* I :...Yoo-M. L. Frencb .iftd tlrace Sp'll 1 Mtnday wt1h u.L'flf, Durst· luu. -• T - Dunt, J.I ,•ltl County. Ohto. I will uf ''' l' 1 '" "•""." ' "n .... ........... lllonll l I er, spen om, lllldy · •"rtf andd '!(I linkl'l ... · ,1 1 • ElVa' DJIII· tut u le publl{' · •udlon nn 1ne , I t<II,O! I!U SoJ'Ih allUlC chol eoi'Jltr t.ot . ana ·Mn. g,,_ "''"""' Tn,.,Jina(Jft· Mrt: . , · th e F renr h nne to the 80 1 2<ib '"' , ""'' .,, " H •• ,, " . " •• "' " • No, 20; ibom to o '•. _, -· • · • 10.. ctou r .. r -''; · ! .. 1, . • • oh tne t'"" l dtrect iou to the n.;>rtheu•. •·(· rn.. r "' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Taylor ey. · · . • 0 lil Court ar ...,ill Cuunl) ,.., p,., , , l .at N(.l . :lfl: thence Iouth 40 dei"'U d 'f lly ""- .>.' WUJ!--"-1 .... ' I Vtlo." oT ""'"' ' " '""""·I :,; • ,. • ., I"'" ••'' ;., : ·''·'" , .... , """ ' 10 am , oneuuvre ruN, mf. W...ey. Cozori11U' I M-' I• • (,eo(' r ltll'll I ,.,.,.,.,. , ,.. ,81 e 01 e:... t .nt No. 38 to the pllt• ol be.llll· : EdWin L:oart Gt>IIIS CUi;.-,; -;.;-'" - .. t nf 'Mil a-..a . ...,...,\ ' " ' " ' " .. .,,, .,.,,,.,., NO !l Ill ' ' " '"'""' ' " ' " " ,., • .,.,., ,., ' ' " orn1 ' " · ""' • «>>; '"'"' " " "'" T ' " " " " " ' ' .. 0.01 w•· TRA<"r NO, 1• Tiw tonowoo < ,,,., .,. . , ,,,., •"·"'' , ,,.,., ,, ,. , ,., , 1 hip of SL' I(>I O. 'oli!I J.:' +.:tlW I• I 'l'own• 1,\. Onlo. t>ountlO'<l ;•n +l llc" r ·;,,., , . LO·Wil: nt l h l'! i ' 'J'""1' . 7.(\H,+:'•I +'lll'!ler H Inufl h·"''''. ., iJh ..\ ,o , "'.' l'nn·haMI': :'<•\ 01+'11 r n oh ; th e nrt' suu\ll 30 nub: JIJ 1 1"1(• ; l!l<.:O' <"i' "' .. o+l ...... " 1 ".' · '""'.'''' "' .\"'"'''" •• ;• '' ,, I l'a ·e J,t ,n., ·, :r•w• 1 •l " : • pa : r el +.lt•t•tl,d .. v .Jnll anol v.. to by d-eed d aled ()(:tobt'r r. IHta. r t"COI'df'<i ill Uoo;ok (o<\ . ;< ! •••• .,, , ,.,.,,,.; ,., . , , '""· mur<" Il l' I• •··· f« l" " Co)'ll;lli'h' de or t ne parct:l ttHf'hl '" _ i.•- m . ".' "_.~<• _ . v0 te FOr • ' , . ' t•w ng 1 1 '"'" ' nih• .J CUillPif!t! •.cr .... , lie •·x I i I ,!} " ' "I 10 -.t.'<l•un ·, 7;. ;uu! ....: •• , . ·. . lflrcll N•. 2• da•eri!Md real e 1tat.e :' Tbe rotlowln; •tl"! ;otell In thO' Yill •ll• of MiddlePort. !IUUiit Coli , :·u~d . . I' ~s ~ l · m ~ P~~'''·~ ~~·d ,rod~ ~n•l ~ 0 \ ~II ~ t: r nt·~l • ·.: t l • . · .C::. - - - - - - Ohln: ' ' ' P.~l'CI Ad~litlon Counl~·. I.Jom,. lh~nce w:u ' ' ' • - ' IWJ.AA Meter Wednesday and Mrs. CUnt Johnson, ·POrt· anol uf~c- Ia d te anMe r V -M•• I ----~-=~ n• SAturday · ;'.'~ · ~ t~cl 1'1+ ~1<'11)' ~~ With Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glue- • tl~l: lll'll n~. ~~.~.feet . 41~0 f~- 1 sencamp t:olnll~i' ~''""·~· t~•"'n''-~2.{13o~"(l' ""g~ ~6J. t'utmt.!IIU~I~d ~ st~te. afore~ald d~· · Mr. and• Mrs . Jon Webster, C0 IUrn bUS , Spen t Easter week• l~tms S~lf: Jo.•~1 nut·thw~~~ '"oth•r+~3 ~ l~:t; end with her parents Mr and 1 ' · ~P rl~:ht Mrs. Rudv Durst. P'" 1 ~~d r~et; ri~ht Goldie Price Rt'ple W V J(k~ ' Y• • B. ~n<t ~ inf>heJ ; t h<" n •·o: .11 ri~:ht <mttl"~ Howard Allen, SteubP.nville IWIIEIIT ( ' . U A t:TI ''II·'t ' ll " ·e11 a <llsl~nce ansle~ of 8 ffel· 0 ' ~ HEIII~t- Ot \lEtt:!-> liH ,,: Rnol thc rlt'e HI rlwhl and wam Allen, Rutland, were• 01110. no rlh • dl~l anr• a! 10 lfet ~nd 7 tncn. weekrnd guests of .¥irs Sylvia , (.' HOW, ( 'HO I\ & t' l lllT~:II., · fA 111 Ihe north lin~ o f ~aid Lot \:o. 'A llon "~ " l o>t l' l.tiiOioll l:l:l: t hence wul a lon1 the t1<1rtl!. Allen. <4' 27: •~I ~- I!, l~ . :t.~. ~ tr Une of ]At No, t 33 a dlnann K. D• Ma lh L B , of 75 ff'l'l a nd t [ll<' hU to the pl~ce nf . eny, ong ottom; : be~:rnnlnw. Sal4 abov~ lot bein s a part Jim Sntldgras.,1 Racine snd E NOTICI! .lo1neo o\rldollon to Lh• VII ,, nf taael'hlilp of Middleport. ! H. Carpenter· , local, were in· 1 ,\ ntll't! •• 1\Prt'by I>"'''" 1\UI s r aled Spencer ' w' va · Sund BY morn- ' nod• •.o, ll ''" . .. ,.,. ~+1 ,, 1 ll~t• ,,,r,.t ui' i Dred Rel er,.nce: Voinme 185, PRIIe . +1"· 1' 1+' 1 k vi Hoe \' ill:o ~e vt ~lidd!&- S27. \lo•IJ!> Lou,lly Deed Jl ecordf. Jng. ''"""'·""''I T ·'' ,, ... 1: \ ''on '··~··, ,·11.,".~ .1• Ll\ \I ,·t . ('~ I rrom here attended ') ,, L<\L iirp , ..1n,. ~~~~ pru,wrty '+8 1o be ~ol<l 11nd con · i ~vera 110 1111 l!lh d.i\ HI 'oiL\ . I'I JJj ,, ,. , ,,.. l'"" '' VP,«·•I _to lh \• hl thf'o<l hhl<IPl' up on lloe \ the fun eri:l.! or Mrs Eli· ,,., 11 follomln~ le rm•: Cuh In hand •••· ,. Jnp , ,.,., .. ,., ,. ,., 1,..d upon , be h H . · :;:a1 11 1111 1 ,..,,,,,.,'""" '''''"er~· ,r dPed. t orfner _uesday afternoon. ' -.... ,,,., I'P~I Mal-l pt, PLEAiAN'I' - ..,.. • Oaldlty Edllcatlon Auoolao liD wiii iloili iio IDDIIIIi 5pciui JIIHI'OC Tllurada7, AprU :18, in tile aew Pt. Pleasant Jo n,. r llllh Sehool at 8 p. m. with Chapman· Canaday· Opea. thlo back -aad you hav~ a ·~n~erful. new look to ao wltb an, JOUr C:ll~ cl.othee! And bu.ttor'oolt. leather .,d knlt·flt lln· lnl · ~~; _ a 1boe tbat'l, C¥Uai}J' pnart. .' JltlrlDg the main addreil, Elaclkm of - officers and • IIIODIIII'Ial III!I'Vlce for ' dece.. t4 JIIIIDbln Will be bold, lolIaWed by • IOclal blur. , . _ .Ulcera are !.11'1. Cllfl!rrd Durm, }imldenl; Rlch1111\Vilba, vice pnal4eDI; Mrs. lillie ' Culllp, _ _ , and llfcllael Wballo, treasurer. E<· In thoMI.... IIociJ NtoJttel........ PCIMI!IOY'I QUALITY IHOIITORI 6 99 fO 9 99 IL,.,...::""'·:n;:·: ·~:.:~·:.:,.,~:::::::::::::::::::; · ·"·: I __ •- J...• - - --·----- MUIIve eommUttel II eompoo- ,, • " . ,f Thill r llo! hl ' ,, l'l!servo:d to · ~!f'ct , _,,.,1 -· '. I J ,, ~ fOR YOUR •Ill Mr. and Mrs. I~ '' I I' Glf'rma Mrs. Ross Stewart of Mt 1 Ran dY 0 I Pomeroy; Mn. Clar • ' ence Shumate and Mrs Larr~ IVernon spent a weekend wtth JohnsoR and dau h · Gt' n·, her mother , Mrs. Mary Hul; R e p RgDter, bard and brother . Lawrence a · omeroy · · · She was accompanied borne Mrs. Laura Leifheit bas re her mother who spent severa1 tume<! tt her h~me he-re after davs there. ~ndmg Ute wmter with her Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwilling children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow , Amspoker of Colubus, Mr Hendrix visited their cousin. , and Mrs. Rudy Jovan and chiiMrs. Bert Withrow at the . dren of Cleveland1 and Mrs. ' Buck Rest Home Buffalo W : Kathryn Peters of Arr.adi ;t .va ' ' · ' She also visited Mrs. Roena Bill Hysell of Columbus vlsit- 1' Martin or Westerville. ed his moilier. Mrs. Oma Hy· Mr . and Mrs: _D. 0 . Blake of , sell. ;md grandmother, Mr~. !~ockmgport v1s1ted w1th his Mav Cewie. , stster . Ada Slack, Sunday. Mrs . .J essi~ Stowe vlsited her I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Chapdaughter and son-in-taw, Mr. : mom and daughter. Shelly, of and Mrs. ]\enneth Theiss and I Columbus called on hia grand· family of Dorca 8 . pa~nts. Mr. and Mr~. Ja.mel Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dale IQmck, Sunday. : Warner and son~ were her !lis-- Miss Becky Salser ef Racine ; t.er and brother-In-law. Mr. and ; spent a night with Miss Jennie : Mr~. Kenneth T.ilwson of Co- ' Potts. · lu mbus. Mrs. Harold Circle of Morn' Mrs. Richard Sterrett of Gal- ing Star spent Thursday after· , lipolis SflE'nl an arternoon vi~it- noon with her sister, Mn. Frte- ' ing Mrs. Marg-aret Cottrill and man Enoch. Sharon. Mi ss Sh<1ron Cottrill of Co:\'fr. and Mrs Willis Leading- lumbus s]Y.'nl a weekend with ham and daught~C'rs. Connie, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Don, Rarbara and Rose Marie. visit· aid Cottrill and broUters, CralJ I : ed Sundav with hl§ mother ' and Bruee. Mrs Ros:i Leadingham, South : Visiting Douglas Enoch was . Wehsler . a _former OU roommate 1 James \lisiling Mr. and ~rs. Archie H1sseng. · Lt"€- was h~r mothf'r, Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Osa BoggesiJ is a patient · mt ~ob!e of Charlt:!ston . W. va. ~t Veterans Memorial hospital '\ Mr . and Mrs. William F". m Pomeroy. Mr. Sam Pickens Winebrenner visited in Lan- remainl a patient at Holzer caster . with her brother snd Hospital, ~allipolis. ~!ste r-m-law . Mr. and Mrs. ! Mrs. Vaz~e Lee and M II s · Thom<~s Clark. Thev al so vi~it- Frankie Mumaw attended funi ed in Columbus. · eral services for Milo Rbodell I Pvt. Eldeo E, Slack te!t at ~Sp-lll;,e;,;r,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;' '' 'I ' ' ,, cu i~ • ALL MEAT j WIENERS '11 2LB. PKG. 79c ,, 2 79c l pkg. I, b\ 1: KRINKLE CUT FROZEN Jl fRENCH FRIED Polatoes 2 ~:;, 29c MINUTE MAID HI C FROZEN Orange Drink~:~:'" 3 ~:~; 89c FO~ SALADS OR BAKING Krc.'· •'· bottl• --·-- - - - - Por;, & Baans -··~ ~,;:~ 39c '' •' ' ' I Pork I Slack. and other ,..lalives, I I Sunday guests of Mr. and , Mrs. Clinton Pierce were Mr . . i a_~ -·M-~~: _Paul ~terce _ and so~: 1 1 1 '. SAVE UP TO , 50 NOW I bog !. less ' l 10c OFF LABEL GIANT SIZE Ch eer lAUNDRY DETERGENT ,, ' • .... t4 ~lor lit II drip have formIll GD 1111 bollmn ol a bettie 1101 laMled "Shako before uo111," dlleanlll. -If your uplriD tablets 111ft a lharply acid Gdor, dump tblm. - If your bydropn pmtlde .._.,, lla wbeD applied II a pacl alter 11 monthJ 011 RACINE 0• • 1 ' - Bvaporatloa will lnCrOH ...ilrfDIIb of your llnclure of ' - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' ' '-" • Buttermillr .•..• __ 2 ~ 69c GloCoat ------------· • K"""r alondod, Or_ _ _ lib. box2Sc .Saltines Juice-·-·····--·---·· 3 ~ $1 · 7* ..... '$1 Peanut Butter- ~~! 79c .... Biscuits ······-----· 12 ~· 99c y, .. •. ' -""" QMID toflll &WAD: II ••• f1 ' 303 cana • CIJIIB & PII!Npple • - -J ~ .: . .,.,. .: Pllllbury IIMI a.nanl Kroger .. 7 7 Kroger Kroger Frozen VAC-PAC COFFEE ORANGE JUICE can WHITE BREAD Kroger lt.U Flavor• ICE ~!I Zlb. .•• . . 16·0%. ~I Loavu lf2 .... 69c Reg. r .: ' Dr, G.ymont's H1lf& H•lf Coffa1Cre•m pt. 29c EmbassY Yogurt Reg. $10.S8 STEAM-DRY IRON }'alu~1 Aut. Flavora pt. 29c : Liquid MAGIC BLEACH SALAD DRESSING _ Fresh !: Save lie ·:' 5·qt. :\ bottle ' I j JERGEN 5 LOTION 1 Qt. Jar SWEET CORN . ' !~"· 41c ..utun. . - lloll 00, preparations will lleoQml raacld ID lime. It's baked the best lor good quality ' ' gur ... stopped? Find PLUMBERS fast In the YEUOW PAGES. 'Mlere your fingers - 014 ......... Jape drieS fll& IIIII wll IIIII lllci. . - IJiilearll ""' ·~ ·' ... Iabll of 1IIIICh hal cOllie oil • bee- 110 IIUeil' a.tll II ....... ' .... l1baU all ~ before • • '1111 aeiWll ' l!iettdJealll 1D1J bave Mllltd ID' tile lloiiOm • • law dolll lillY ·li'· too . ,.. Keep • llallllf '1Crt11811 • all bolllil. ' ., Ia .-.!. ...... ..,." I dothewalking. ... But priced at less for economy Plaotlng AZALEAS "Planting~Time SpeeialtJ'' ' ,L CANTALOUPE ........ -· 39c ORANGES •.• •S 49c ..,· ' I ' .' ,.,' ' ' ' ;· I ' -!. ;:•• • • ,, ... . ' ' ' . ,i' • •, 69c • . '' :"' ' . 2 ,. "" "-161110 59c Petunias---~~~-'!~--. "'"" ......... ...... ....... Pan8les ;-- .......... .. -59c Ellgtishlvy .·.;;.............. 6· ,,•..~.- Sl ;, \ '·"' ltantlord _ ... $fta PoHed tray tO~ J • .• - /5 $1 No.1 tlblii ailll aintmellll en I ~~ . .: Call our oltloo e PEACHES TOMATO SOUP Krottr P..ill IOdiDe ..,. lliiD burlll. ~ Vllamla apiUiel will deflrlorale II till ~ !rom SATI SFACTION I S GU ,l,RANTEEO ....: ' your lb. Premium Yellow Cling Campbell's much tibllf, I elf!r.trit: ll'lOdels •re compl~tel)' insulated) ( PORK STEAK DETERGE .•. "' No ontiblotll! II ' • ••••• Shoulder FISH STICKS • • • • 3 ~L $1 .., -II till all hal separated tNm your ollltmellil or lbey 11m beeGIIII dll<lolored. .... tlilmoul. LEG·O·PORK . lb. lpkg. lk) 1IGUild, II hal outllvM Ill - with aFlameless I _...- K_. GrapolroK, tiW the lollow!Di rules: - II a medlellll hal chani· \\\ng ·S\ze Bread WilER HEATER 69c .EliCTRIC ( WAID CROSS SCt!S i P ~, lb.. 59c' Prepared From Lean, Fresh Ham Boneless · Freoll F - . , a. AIDII'Ieaa holllewlle cleans ewrytldDI from alllc to cef. Jtr aetpl tbl flmlJy medlclDI tabluiL !lure, IIIII prescriPtion Jlllrllbul( two yean 110 when tb1 babf bad eroup eo.t you ttu IIIII, ....., 11 would seem ftltefu1 II !broW out lbe lUI • eenll worth. But would II be 111111 wulelulT When In doubt ' " ' \1£.\NER'S \. ..... 1 I '•.. , Apnl 21 For Fl. Lennard Wood , i I' - -Mo., arter a three weeks leave . with h" mol hec, Mrs Ada : Glub, bloop, gllf8le, JAMES RIVE r. BEEF OR TURKEY With Barb&tue Sauc• IDAHO BAKING r t ' .. . o._.s ...... lpiaa clePIII II a lime • ........ CUllom. All lie oflal I 59c HI·Brand 1J W.,.e 0. IJIUIIIadl, M.D. {..;, I' I A ' o I ti u -~. 1 .,...., CUBE STEAK •••• 10 :kl $1 SIRLOIN STEAK •• !:: 29c SAYS .. bf TEAK 3 lbll. lb. CRISCO Won4ar lriiMI Fmh F_,. nocroR F.u~t>ne Souls· . ~~~~~~~ a\~uest~,or Mr. and Mrs. 0Pnni~fln ·. . , ' :an ~ Pter , haS been dau~htrr. PORK SHOULDER ' I visited Mrs. Vena Soulsby and vlstttn!!; hiS brother. Mr. Frank 0I Lese than 3lbs. or more Shortening 'ftle Twllllerl Orcbtllrl WID .,mldt lllUI1c lor donclnl !rom 11 .. m. antD 2 •• m. .... pnctlds from tbt dance will Ill Ulid lor equlpmeDI far the Pleelllll Valley HospitaL b\' (l!ld grandson or MONEY! II GROUND BEEF lb. ... -::---======---·1 n , PT. PLEASAII'l' .. !.11'1. Bar- :lf s Q, Kroger Quality lb. tid. llldeJ¥>ur, cbllrman ol the lllldb IUIIIIIIl Qlarlly Ball, has ~ 1110 Dllr attraclioiiB rtr lhll year'• rtllalr wbicb will Ill held ldaJ 7 at the Nalltlllll Clllard ArmGI'J. New acld!lloJJs are 1111 sale t1 frllh eul, .lllllltkelored eama• eor111t1 priced at ~ aDd ._ ~ ol a pbofAISrapber II tbl dlnce wbo will lab p!olunlll eo• lor a JIOIDIMI fee at a llpiCfll demr&ted area or at the variowl tabla ol COIIP' 1 w IILL LOWEN •••••••••• POMiikOY, 0. ,, ...... ---. t::.: : 99c Are Announced 1 SyraCUSe • N SOCJet y ot es GAiiNEf HALL ...... $10 POMIROY, (1, . Pork Cube Steak Of Charity Ball Pa~. p ITHIL, MILAM .. .. .. . $1 POMIROY, 0, Kr.oaer~ PORK ROAST --New Features tllmllllf, 107 c?~tact ~lea Fresh Picni-c Style 1tu 111 memberl cumaU,. .,;" . ,':1' Cli nt Birrh ilnd Leoti:!., Mr. and Mrs • Thomas Bo' •~h '- , Water"!lalr n l Olno, ;ILHI Ill 1 11~ \lila~~ ol ' ' "n ' f d 1 lloio ll····"n. h'"'""'''' •n· l rl•·>•llil~ll ·' ·' \'lliUf t ' ounrll. ~r . ', were in Athens Sunday, 1"11""~· \li<'.ll~pul'l, ~~· e. 1:1. oh 111.1!l21 , 151 4 , 511 VI SI t mg 1~•1rs. Susie Bireh who - FOR- SALE was hospitalized, Thursday night. MEIGS COUNTY ll o·~III111UK :11 lloc $UUlllf',bt rOI'IlH u l I." ' ' " .;H •tl t:o ~ p l. d u l f'l ulop J,n Thf' No~m"~ ~hillip~ hou.se \lr. and Mrs . Jerry Dailev . • :,t .ol• ~' ld od ~"I Ull\1 piOII .. ol tJv f COMMISSIONER and lots m S.vracuse, Ohio.: N~"·ark : .Judv Cm~art, Galli · _ lillll•"' · '" ' ''llli>H ,::t, lHIIti. 1,,.;,.,,,.;1 111 l'l,ol ~<wk '>o . l ~I I'• ~ ~ y OJI t h. e - Full Term.:..__ Propert.v apprJI St.'d at $4 .UOO 00 lis .. Jim Cincinnati w:;r IIPt 'Ut d nl l' l , ol ' "' 'h· l ~' I nllll(' U<• • ·<>nl ~r • Uth·o· I' hen··•• •<l1llh 46 '!z lleand cannot be_ sold for less I weekend guests of Mrs. ' Elva I Republican Candidate ,: rt'~' ,.,,~I ,,~., 11 ~ ,... ,., :""'" ,.1 l .<>l< Utan_ the appnusi'd value. For ! Dail€'y. , I~W. 1~11. 16~ . ~11<1 ltltl lu \lte northf'a~T: Your Vr.te & lnl'llif'11Ce '''"' 1" 1 " 1 :.,c '>.ll lli ti . 11\!'lh"C 111 ~ detail s. nor Wer-, Mrs. Mona Wolfe Is a patient """ '""'foST Pr ly rl tt'i'!' lton l'o ll ow 111 t. lhe Pomeroy, in St. Joseph Hospital in Park- , /\ pprccial erl ''•" 1 " "'' nl Lui \., 1116 hi !IH· 11111lh !'). _ Admmtstratnx. "' 1'~1 l'lirrll'r ol l.ul \:o . 165: 1hf'llre in Oh1o. Sale Is suhjed to approv- ; t>rsburg. W. Va. 1'1\. Pnl Aclv. '•uLIIh<•:•slo'l ' lo dii 'I'<' II UII ln ll " "i " ~ th e ~onh lin ~ "' Lot "" · 16~ to lh e norlil_ a! . the ProUa.te Court or I Mrs. R. G. Abels. Bashan ; :\leij.! S C'~unty. Ohio . was a recent guest of Mrs. Mn-1 {4) 24, 2;>, 26, 27. 28. 29 15) 1, 7tc · irw- Durst. ·1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer and .Janie. Long Bottom. visited his pa ... nts. Mr. and Mn, A . C. Brewer and David. Mrs. Edgar Brewer has been 1 O'drtng for Mrs. Anna Hender. l son du rin,g a recent Illness. I Mr. Jnhn Cornell, East Liv· i P.ar ctt ,.., 1: ,, fl LANGSVILLI, Play "Make Monerl' al Kroger and win from $1 to $1/)1}0 in eaah. Pick up a FREE "Make Moner/' envelope each time you visit l. td ol the olllcerl IIIII Jobn Taylor, Vlrgll Burris, Jr. pel JlliiiD Bunlelle. Tbe Muon Clurllr Edueatloll Aasecl&Uon ,, ,,' strr~l 11 " " 'l~ . •·kt·. . "''(""''''' " r,,. ,·,,,,.1,. ,., "•lo• · •nd ~ J~ lllot• N .. $50 1, ; • vqn rllrebUd, CharlestDo, de, OtL·.... # •t""~ ..... -.... ••• " J . . . . ~,. 10 1 1 ,, . . _.....,...,...- !'• . AUSTIN PHILLIPs POMIROY1 0. LOUIII HAWKINS •. $10 POMIROY;O, Spring Meeting I Charles R. Karr Sr. JOI.N THESE LOCAL Hold Annual \(\ a_n ~I."•IJto:<·t ~~~ .. ' • . 1 t of t.ul "'"· lJ 2. 1ht.nco alODK the ' · : east .. de of Third Street, I dlltiiUC. ' , of W 111 rl t<hl. IID,IIIeH • n4 • II IOlll the IQUlll Lin• of u.id Lol Nu . 132 II ll!SillnCt'r nr :!IV.. lef' t: therwl' ' "'"' " " ' ' " '"" " " ' " " '""""' , leo.•\ to Street: ._., a- ' Charles Van tile t9oth etde ol R•u Street a l . dl Hl:Jr.t·e o·r 51' " feet to !he 11t 11 ce al evemng. bejinninl ' uld lot belnl In PhiliP Mr d M M · an rs. ae 10 the vwace of Mid· 1• dleport . MI!IJl 01110 . and daughter spent I t~an.~+~ " " O_., . . .. , J .. ' • _ ,.. 0 t•ur ·; l.ll"' f ' "'"'"' 11 '1'· '" "• OhiO, a nd boundflfl u .;l d(' 1 111 1 • ,,,,1 .. ' " """" 11 ,. ,,.,,,, ,., , , " L+:'ti• Sl Treo tne Sou lit L)·m·h • n1roe:;v 1.·•...: II act. thence ead 70 Ute lll+t tu "pollnl •II r ,., roaol ; tht'1we _north •lung public ! .'\.i ···cl ' " II ."'n we. t -~~~.~~-~ •onthwi!!WL'ly ~~~ r <,d• lnl' !10 f('et to Third Street and .,Jttend· (<> thl'! lln!l'": l.n•' " ' inll lhat wl olth II dlmt:m .. e li e+' 8nd plac(' uf ron the tol,lowlot l'ell , , mvo'c Il l IU: . l•te \n the Vlll ..:e, ' R.. \o l. 2Z2. a u<:t hoPnrled and .~~~·~+! Hl'l'+ll'~1~ ~lt'+.~s County ( lh,,. ~erlbrd u folioWI l'OI'nl'f 10 -\lllt: ~e1innln1 ' "f I astl 101' 1101 • Ill lhf of J.ol Ko ., than " ' the appnn>Pol qlf""' thf'no·e eouth alonr Ule e.ut 11de tu ll l'n for p;l"t" of l'hlrd Jo dlll9nl'e of;'\() feet: u ' " roo· t\Hle. rite prot>•·rly " IIDJieo 11 nd uet a d i•· 1 lhf'nn at at $;1.1100 no. tan<'e .-.r 83.,., th1'1weo at Rn · and north a <ll stanc• pf 3ft teet I ~'?"' !1 "~.v ~ !;"_'I ~ecllon r;.. C tfl', _Herenncet Vol Deed R('eordl . 8, _I•OOII llfL, IM:ei&l • P olo \ t u 1 WI ten he rein; um .· ' . ' "'"' , ln<li 'o' <>r .. ' ...... ~ . .~.. .,., ' ~...,....... • .a . ... .. •, Edueators to A ..• ' ., ... _ , m• Je_ as lh Hlllh I I .. . 1" 11 1 'in • :10 a<TCS. _'•~r!:_"!'p~lion<'(l:~r.':'~·_r~m·~ t 0 "'' " ... , ,, A_.. -i.:" ". ; :. ;"'~l ::::...::Cl lnJ~;.i.;'..'......,._ O.~ U~U ; ,:,~ I" ,.; .'•i V~·~O,.:'"...;".,·~I,~~O ' ,~'~ -It""" ... "' -;&-... ........ . tiiiiii"';'""':iiiiii............... """ ,, . -· ..'. ...0 " ' ' L·' < ~·'' I· ", • i �• ' ~Lot, de~n!l>e~ ------· -·-·--. sti'versvt'lle ftd ntlll, IGaJJ1p0' p;llfl1 u-'pttal, 110. • w•l NU-11lw ..tedr dlr.c:tlon •toni t 11 t llctruo,leu' liae No . IU ID Lhll DOrfh"''" <"""'' "'" '"'" •·' """'' •"' oom" o! Lol No, '"' -.o bl tM m' oo'." "l•4 an1t lollOWI. ,HI. thl TowhPinll) u! ~G''''"""' lll•k~ " • '"'"" N<~.r•·oru " ""Ml · ~'"'~~~l • ......,.,..,.. ""'"'~ Legtl Notin 0~!1 1 , •;~..1 -C:ciMMON PLIAS cOUIT OP I ~· PAlMU$ :~. A SAVINGI U,IUC: CO,MP'AN'f , 1n Otlll .Corportllello , . . . , , ,, Otlll, P't•inlltr, "'m'" ....""t T . '• • · L<l , In ot Rec:eMl vi!!iltol'•. of £ber. -. fl' the :<101 t. cv':"rr. "'' sr,·. . I - · , "' pentet ~n~ fainUY weft News Notes ,-. aortll 11M of IAI No. lM looloOJ \be. ftMUItbO l w<.'M t eorner nf Lot No. 1&.'1; thetwe In lllii"'PILIIY B l"ufl,111JCII t!n•m·t a norUICIIRft'I;J etnctloD .ollow1Jll th• \\ H I 11 chao nl •nd ee Unkl to the bl!ck of ...wr.17U.H of Lottllt J!l8 '""'" 1 "'"" . Lot No, "· "' l>T, 11<\1, 114. 1... Ill 1J1o 110: 100: MilOS COUNTY, 01110 M _.... w ~-t AD~'• ""'' • C! rs. r· 'C . .a r• 0 •• 1 "1· Mr. ~tddlo H~~. ~ s~1er ., ~l~!ued ~~~\· ~" ;h~,,~r~:;;"' 11 t·~·~ · n:our~e~• ~··· "~· , ~:Vwhich 1 0 Jnt-n•~ ,'h~ w,u~l\ ~ : : ·~t ~~ .Onn~8 ~·rench; ~• ~~ \.-llll~ "~··· •••'"~""" ~~- llou~" . :~.n~~: :~~~~re:~ ~.~.r~~~~~~·. A~ben 1 ~! ~ ~1 ~'""''"''' J: ~ · ~~,:: ~:"" A~':': '"'~" t·e~l •~!:~lo· ~ ~~~., "'~t·n~ ~ of "'"o~~•l ~ ""~·""" ~"", ~'"~~d(,) :.~pu•ml• l'r I ~lid recent eallers' at the borne of ITalbott. ' , ;,rl:o;;~ r:~orn~'~ 15~. P<~e• Mr. and Mrs Dillon Taylor I . ~lullow~.Koonl!~ B~~lnnin~ ~ I "''')llO~tlt 0~·:~·~~~.~~n· :;~p~n·~l :ll'le~ 1 l. o~JLIY Bald Knobbs. IOld Ton nat~ Vtctor Durst, ColurnbUII, spent . pan~· · Lh··n··~ (ll fOH' ~ :;~.~tit'{d!l.~·e.reM~ \ ~ . ~~ .~~~ld Ithe weekend with hill parent! ' Mrs. Helen Jeffer•. Syracuse :~ "·~~~~ r~of i Il ~. I. M dM • vlsi•~.l her parents Mr •.nd ·~··: ,~ r an rs R R Durst and ""'~ , t : ; . ~ : l Ml'+' t . ~ k~• " '"' •"" • ' "'''""'"' ' ,..,,. ,.,,. T" ""' No, , • · , . . , -. ~"' "' " "' oorlltwoot ®onoo ' Tom Mrs. Horner lcenlmwer recen~ e~··cp l n· : ~o. ~oulb 1 · trl~ln or~ .Joh~ ~ ,., .,; ·~~ I ~~· n~~~p ~~~·!· ~.umpanv~ l·:~n'~ " Linda Ward and SheUy Mr ly. J)ou~las r.,~t; l~,·ltl'~ 1 1 ~~ '!'·'" .. . M~IP lel l l t and Mrs. Mike Evans and daU· Mr•. an d . Mr I. u--- 1eea~ell ht lied M d btwer called on her sister Mr R ers ca on r. an Mrs. • ' AoooN W••" I, - m f 1. "'·!via LaWI'ftiM JoJm. r., .. lo ... h: .u> ' · o ' • ' • •,,.,. ., ;"'; ""'" '"',""' ..., " """' ""', ,., I·""'""'"·"•" ... ,, ""' ••. '"· Mr. and Mr!l. Fralf« Holter, \-. Sid ,.. , '""· Dlnl1d u11 D.. . .. D, , '" "n Cli'!Jer or lot •• now or tormerl:r owned Jerf Srnif., •• Mri. J llailll ·n·· · ' bl' U\f cuurl ul l'o mmon "' . WA "* I :...Yoo-M. L. Frencb .iftd tlrace Sp'll 1 Mtnday wt1h u.L'flf, Durst· luu. -• T - Dunt, J.I ,•ltl County. Ohto. I will uf ''' l' 1 '" "•""." ' "n .... ........... lllonll l I er, spen om, lllldy · •"rtf andd '!(I linkl'l ... · ,1 1 • ElVa' DJIII· tut u le publl{' · •udlon nn 1ne , I t<II,O! I!U SoJ'Ih allUlC chol eoi'Jltr t.ot . ana ·Mn. g,,_ "''"""' Tn,.,Jina(Jft· Mrt: . , · th e F renr h nne to the 80 1 2<ib '"' , ""'' .,, " H •• ,, " . " •• "' " • No, 20; ibom to o '•. _, -· • · • 10.. ctou r .. r -''; · ! .. 1, . • • oh tne t'"" l dtrect iou to the n.;>rtheu•. •·(· rn.. r "' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Taylor ey. · · . • 0 lil Court ar ...,ill Cuunl) ,.., p,., , , l .at N(.l . :lfl: thence Iouth 40 dei"'U d 'f lly ""- .>.' WUJ!--"-1 .... ' I Vtlo." oT ""'"' ' " '""""·I :,; • ,. • ., I"'" ••'' ;., : ·''·'" , .... , """ ' 10 am , oneuuvre ruN, mf. W...ey. Cozori11U' I M-' I• • (,eo(' r ltll'll I ,.,.,.,.,. , ,.. ,81 e 01 e:... t .nt No. 38 to the pllt• ol be.llll· : EdWin L:oart Gt>IIIS CUi;.-,; -;.;-'" - .. t nf 'Mil a-..a . ...,...,\ ' " ' " ' " .. .,,, .,.,,,.,., NO !l Ill ' ' " '"'""' ' " ' " " ,., • .,.,., ,., ' ' " orn1 ' " · ""' • «>>; '"'"' " " "'" T ' " " " " " ' ' .. 0.01 w•· TRA<"r NO, 1• Tiw tonowoo < ,,,., .,. . , ,,,., •"·"'' , ,,.,., ,, ,. , ,., , 1 hip of SL' I(>I O. 'oli!I J.:' +.:tlW I• I 'l'own• 1,\. Onlo. t>ountlO'<l ;•n +l llc" r ·;,,., , . LO·Wil: nt l h l'! i ' 'J'""1' . 7.(\H,+:'•I +'lll'!ler H Inufl h·"''''. ., iJh ..\ ,o , "'.' l'nn·haMI': :'<•\ 01+'11 r n oh ; th e nrt' suu\ll 30 nub: JIJ 1 1"1(• ; l!l<.:O' <"i' "' .. o+l ...... " 1 ".' · '""'.'''' "' .\"'"'''" •• ;• '' ,, I l'a ·e J,t ,n., ·, :r•w• 1 •l " : • pa : r el +.lt•t•tl,d .. v .Jnll anol v.. to by d-eed d aled ()(:tobt'r r. IHta. r t"COI'df'<i ill Uoo;ok (o<\ . ;< ! •••• .,, , ,.,.,,,.; ,., . , , '""· mur<" Il l' I• •··· f« l" " Co)'ll;lli'h' de or t ne parct:l ttHf'hl '" _ i.•- m . ".' "_.~<• _ . v0 te FOr • ' , . ' t•w ng 1 1 '"'" ' nih• .J CUillPif!t! •.cr .... , lie •·x I i I ,!} " ' "I 10 -.t.'<l•un ·, 7;. ;uu! ....: •• , . ·. . lflrcll N•. 2• da•eri!Md real e 1tat.e :' Tbe rotlowln; •tl"! ;otell In thO' Yill •ll• of MiddlePort. !IUUiit Coli , :·u~d . . I' ~s ~ l · m ~ P~~'''·~ ~~·d ,rod~ ~n•l ~ 0 \ ~II ~ t: r nt·~l • ·.: t l • . · .C::. - - - - - - Ohln: ' ' ' P.~l'CI Ad~litlon Counl~·. I.Jom,. lh~nce w:u ' ' ' • - ' IWJ.AA Meter Wednesday and Mrs. CUnt Johnson, ·POrt· anol uf~c- Ia d te anMe r V -M•• I ----~-=~ n• SAturday · ;'.'~ · ~ t~cl 1'1+ ~1<'11)' ~~ With Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glue- • tl~l: lll'll n~. ~~.~.feet . 41~0 f~- 1 sencamp t:olnll~i' ~''""·~· t~•"'n''-~2.{13o~"(l' ""g~ ~6J. t'utmt.!IIU~I~d ~ st~te. afore~ald d~· · Mr. and• Mrs . Jon Webster, C0 IUrn bUS , Spen t Easter week• l~tms S~lf: Jo.•~1 nut·thw~~~ '"oth•r+~3 ~ l~:t; end with her parents Mr and 1 ' · ~P rl~:ht Mrs. Rudv Durst. P'" 1 ~~d r~et; ri~ht Goldie Price Rt'ple W V J(k~ ' Y• • B. ~n<t ~ inf>heJ ; t h<" n •·o: .11 ri~:ht <mttl"~ Howard Allen, SteubP.nville IWIIEIIT ( ' . U A t:TI ''II·'t ' ll " ·e11 a <llsl~nce ansle~ of 8 ffel· 0 ' ~ HEIII~t- Ot \lEtt:!-> liH ,,: Rnol thc rlt'e HI rlwhl and wam Allen, Rutland, were• 01110. no rlh • dl~l anr• a! 10 lfet ~nd 7 tncn. weekrnd guests of .¥irs Sylvia , (.' HOW, ( 'HO I\ & t' l lllT~:II., · fA 111 Ihe north lin~ o f ~aid Lot \:o. 'A llon "~ " l o>t l' l.tiiOioll l:l:l: t hence wul a lon1 the t1<1rtl!. Allen. <4' 27: •~I ~- I!, l~ . :t.~. ~ tr Une of ]At No, t 33 a dlnann K. D• Ma lh L B , of 75 ff'l'l a nd t [ll<' hU to the pl~ce nf . eny, ong ottom; : be~:rnnlnw. Sal4 abov~ lot bein s a part Jim Sntldgras.,1 Racine snd E NOTICI! .lo1neo o\rldollon to Lh• VII ,, nf taael'hlilp of Middleport. ! H. Carpenter· , local, were in· 1 ,\ ntll't! •• 1\Prt'by I>"'''" 1\UI s r aled Spencer ' w' va · Sund BY morn- ' nod• •.o, ll ''" . .. ,.,. ~+1 ,, 1 ll~t• ,,,r,.t ui' i Dred Rel er,.nce: Voinme 185, PRIIe . +1"· 1' 1+' 1 k vi Hoe \' ill:o ~e vt ~lidd!&- S27. \lo•IJ!> Lou,lly Deed Jl ecordf. Jng. ''"""'·""''I T ·'' ,, ... 1: \ ''on '··~··, ,·11.,".~ .1• Ll\ \I ,·t . ('~ I rrom here attended ') ,, L<\L iirp , ..1n,. ~~~~ pru,wrty '+8 1o be ~ol<l 11nd con · i ~vera 110 1111 l!lh d.i\ HI 'oiL\ . I'I JJj ,, ,. , ,,.. l'"" '' VP,«·•I _to lh \• hl thf'o<l hhl<IPl' up on lloe \ the fun eri:l.! or Mrs Eli· ,,., 11 follomln~ le rm•: Cuh In hand •••· ,. Jnp , ,.,., .. ,., ,. ,., 1,..d upon , be h H . · :;:a1 11 1111 1 ,..,,,,,.,'""" '''''"er~· ,r dPed. t orfner _uesday afternoon. ' -.... ,,,., I'P~I Mal-l pt, PLEAiAN'I' - ..,.. • Oaldlty Edllcatlon Auoolao liD wiii iloili iio IDDIIIIi 5pciui JIIHI'OC Tllurada7, AprU :18, in tile aew Pt. Pleasant Jo n,. r llllh Sehool at 8 p. m. with Chapman· Canaday· Opea. thlo back -aad you hav~ a ·~n~erful. new look to ao wltb an, JOUr C:ll~ cl.othee! And bu.ttor'oolt. leather .,d knlt·flt lln· lnl · ~~; _ a 1boe tbat'l, C¥Uai}J' pnart. .' JltlrlDg the main addreil, Elaclkm of - officers and • IIIODIIII'Ial III!I'Vlce for ' dece.. t4 JIIIIDbln Will be bold, lolIaWed by • IOclal blur. , . _ .Ulcera are !.11'1. Cllfl!rrd Durm, }imldenl; Rlch1111\Vilba, vice pnal4eDI; Mrs. lillie ' Culllp, _ _ , and llfcllael Wballo, treasurer. E<· In thoMI.... IIociJ NtoJttel........ PCIMI!IOY'I QUALITY IHOIITORI 6 99 fO 9 99 IL,.,...::""'·:n;:·: ·~:.:~·:.:,.,~:::::::::::::::::::; · ·"·: I __ •- J...• - - --·----- MUIIve eommUttel II eompoo- ,, • " . ,f Thill r llo! hl ' ,, l'l!servo:d to · ~!f'ct , _,,.,1 -· '. I J ,, ~ fOR YOUR •Ill Mr. and Mrs. I~ '' I I' Glf'rma Mrs. Ross Stewart of Mt 1 Ran dY 0 I Pomeroy; Mn. Clar • ' ence Shumate and Mrs Larr~ IVernon spent a weekend wtth JohnsoR and dau h · Gt' n·, her mother , Mrs. Mary Hul; R e p RgDter, bard and brother . Lawrence a · omeroy · · · She was accompanied borne Mrs. Laura Leifheit bas re her mother who spent severa1 tume<! tt her h~me he-re after davs there. ~ndmg Ute wmter with her Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwilling children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow , Amspoker of Colubus, Mr Hendrix visited their cousin. , and Mrs. Rudy Jovan and chiiMrs. Bert Withrow at the . dren of Cleveland1 and Mrs. ' Buck Rest Home Buffalo W : Kathryn Peters of Arr.adi ;t .va ' ' · ' She also visited Mrs. Roena Bill Hysell of Columbus vlsit- 1' Martin or Westerville. ed his moilier. Mrs. Oma Hy· Mr . and Mrs: _D. 0 . Blake of , sell. ;md grandmother, Mr~. !~ockmgport v1s1ted w1th his Mav Cewie. , stster . Ada Slack, Sunday. Mrs . .J essi~ Stowe vlsited her I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Chapdaughter and son-in-taw, Mr. : mom and daughter. Shelly, of and Mrs. ]\enneth Theiss and I Columbus called on hia grand· family of Dorca 8 . pa~nts. Mr. and Mr~. Ja.mel Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dale IQmck, Sunday. : Warner and son~ were her !lis-- Miss Becky Salser ef Racine ; t.er and brother-In-law. Mr. and ; spent a night with Miss Jennie : Mr~. Kenneth T.ilwson of Co- ' Potts. · lu mbus. Mrs. Harold Circle of Morn' Mrs. Richard Sterrett of Gal- ing Star spent Thursday after· , lipolis SflE'nl an arternoon vi~it- noon with her sister, Mn. Frte- ' ing Mrs. Marg-aret Cottrill and man Enoch. Sharon. Mi ss Sh<1ron Cottrill of Co:\'fr. and Mrs Willis Leading- lumbus s]Y.'nl a weekend with ham and daught~C'rs. Connie, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Don, Rarbara and Rose Marie. visit· aid Cottrill and broUters, CralJ I : ed Sundav with hl§ mother ' and Bruee. Mrs Ros:i Leadingham, South : Visiting Douglas Enoch was . Wehsler . a _former OU roommate 1 James \lisiling Mr. and ~rs. Archie H1sseng. · Lt"€- was h~r mothf'r, Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Osa BoggesiJ is a patient · mt ~ob!e of Charlt:!ston . W. va. ~t Veterans Memorial hospital '\ Mr . and Mrs. William F". m Pomeroy. Mr. Sam Pickens Winebrenner visited in Lan- remainl a patient at Holzer caster . with her brother snd Hospital, ~allipolis. ~!ste r-m-law . Mr. and Mrs. ! Mrs. Vaz~e Lee and M II s · Thom<~s Clark. Thev al so vi~it- Frankie Mumaw attended funi ed in Columbus. · eral services for Milo Rbodell I Pvt. Eldeo E, Slack te!t at ~Sp-lll;,e;,;r,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;' '' 'I ' ' ,, cu i~ • ALL MEAT j WIENERS '11 2LB. PKG. 79c ,, 2 79c l pkg. I, b\ 1: KRINKLE CUT FROZEN Jl fRENCH FRIED Polatoes 2 ~:;, 29c MINUTE MAID HI C FROZEN Orange Drink~:~:'" 3 ~:~; 89c FO~ SALADS OR BAKING Krc.'· •'· bottl• --·-- - - - - Por;, & Baans -··~ ~,;:~ 39c '' •' ' ' I Pork I Slack. and other ,..lalives, I I Sunday guests of Mr. and , Mrs. Clinton Pierce were Mr . . i a_~ -·M-~~: _Paul ~terce _ and so~: 1 1 1 '. SAVE UP TO , 50 NOW I bog !. less ' l 10c OFF LABEL GIANT SIZE Ch eer lAUNDRY DETERGENT ,, ' • .... t4 ~lor lit II drip have formIll GD 1111 bollmn ol a bettie 1101 laMled "Shako before uo111," dlleanlll. -If your uplriD tablets 111ft a lharply acid Gdor, dump tblm. - If your bydropn pmtlde .._.,, lla wbeD applied II a pacl alter 11 monthJ 011 RACINE 0• • 1 ' - Bvaporatloa will lnCrOH ...ilrfDIIb of your llnclure of ' - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' ' '-" • Buttermillr .•..• __ 2 ~ 69c GloCoat ------------· • K"""r alondod, Or_ _ _ lib. box2Sc .Saltines Juice-·-·····--·---·· 3 ~ $1 · 7* ..... '$1 Peanut Butter- ~~! 79c .... Biscuits ······-----· 12 ~· 99c y, .. •. ' -""" QMID toflll &WAD: II ••• f1 ' 303 cana • CIJIIB & PII!Npple • - -J ~ .: . .,.,. .: Pllllbury IIMI a.nanl Kroger .. 7 7 Kroger Kroger Frozen VAC-PAC COFFEE ORANGE JUICE can WHITE BREAD Kroger lt.U Flavor• ICE ~!I Zlb. .•• . . 16·0%. ~I Loavu lf2 .... 69c Reg. r .: ' Dr, G.ymont's H1lf& H•lf Coffa1Cre•m pt. 29c EmbassY Yogurt Reg. $10.S8 STEAM-DRY IRON }'alu~1 Aut. Flavora pt. 29c : Liquid MAGIC BLEACH SALAD DRESSING _ Fresh !: Save lie ·:' 5·qt. :\ bottle ' I j JERGEN 5 LOTION 1 Qt. Jar SWEET CORN . ' !~"· 41c ..utun. . - lloll 00, preparations will lleoQml raacld ID lime. It's baked the best lor good quality ' ' gur ... stopped? Find PLUMBERS fast In the YEUOW PAGES. 'Mlere your fingers - 014 ......... Jape drieS fll& IIIII wll IIIII lllci. . - IJiilearll ""' ·~ ·' ... Iabll of 1IIIICh hal cOllie oil • bee- 110 IIUeil' a.tll II ....... ' .... l1baU all ~ before • • '1111 aeiWll ' l!iettdJealll 1D1J bave Mllltd ID' tile lloiiOm • • law dolll lillY ·li'· too . ,.. Keep • llallllf '1Crt11811 • all bolllil. ' ., Ia .-.!. ...... ..,." I dothewalking. ... But priced at less for economy Plaotlng AZALEAS "Planting~Time SpeeialtJ'' ' ,L CANTALOUPE ........ -· 39c ORANGES •.• •S 49c ..,· ' I ' .' ,.,' ' ' ' ;· I ' -!. ;:•• • • ,, ... . ' ' ' . ,i' • •, 69c • . '' :"' ' . 2 ,. "" "-161110 59c Petunias---~~~-'!~--. "'"" ......... ...... ....... Pan8les ;-- .......... .. -59c Ellgtishlvy .·.;;.............. 6· ,,•..~.- Sl ;, \ '·"' ltantlord _ ... $fta PoHed tray tO~ J • .• - /5 $1 No.1 tlblii ailll aintmellll en I ~~ . .: Call our oltloo e PEACHES TOMATO SOUP Krottr P..ill IOdiDe ..,. lliiD burlll. ~ Vllamla apiUiel will deflrlorale II till ~ !rom SATI SFACTION I S GU ,l,RANTEEO ....: ' your lb. Premium Yellow Cling Campbell's much tibllf, I elf!r.trit: ll'lOdels •re compl~tel)' insulated) ( PORK STEAK DETERGE .•. "' No ontiblotll! II ' • ••••• Shoulder FISH STICKS • • • • 3 ~L $1 .., -II till all hal separated tNm your ollltmellil or lbey 11m beeGIIII dll<lolored. .... tlilmoul. LEG·O·PORK . lb. lpkg. lk) 1IGUild, II hal outllvM Ill - with aFlameless I _...- K_. GrapolroK, tiW the lollow!Di rules: - II a medlellll hal chani· \\\ng ·S\ze Bread WilER HEATER 69c .EliCTRIC ( WAID CROSS SCt!S i P ~, lb.. 59c' Prepared From Lean, Fresh Ham Boneless · Freoll F - . , a. AIDII'Ieaa holllewlle cleans ewrytldDI from alllc to cef. Jtr aetpl tbl flmlJy medlclDI tabluiL !lure, IIIII prescriPtion Jlllrllbul( two yean 110 when tb1 babf bad eroup eo.t you ttu IIIII, ....., 11 would seem ftltefu1 II !broW out lbe lUI • eenll worth. But would II be 111111 wulelulT When In doubt ' " ' \1£.\NER'S \. ..... 1 I '•.. , Apnl 21 For Fl. Lennard Wood , i I' - -Mo., arter a three weeks leave . with h" mol hec, Mrs Ada : Glub, bloop, gllf8le, JAMES RIVE r. BEEF OR TURKEY With Barb&tue Sauc• IDAHO BAKING r t ' .. . o._.s ...... lpiaa clePIII II a lime • ........ CUllom. All lie oflal I 59c HI·Brand 1J W.,.e 0. IJIUIIIadl, M.D. {..;, I' I A ' o I ti u -~. 1 .,...., CUBE STEAK •••• 10 :kl $1 SIRLOIN STEAK •• !:: 29c SAYS .. bf TEAK 3 lbll. lb. CRISCO Won4ar lriiMI Fmh F_,. nocroR F.u~t>ne Souls· . ~~~~~~~ a\~uest~,or Mr. and Mrs. 0Pnni~fln ·. . , ' :an ~ Pter , haS been dau~htrr. PORK SHOULDER ' I visited Mrs. Vena Soulsby and vlstttn!!; hiS brother. Mr. Frank 0I Lese than 3lbs. or more Shortening 'ftle Twllllerl Orcbtllrl WID .,mldt lllUI1c lor donclnl !rom 11 .. m. antD 2 •• m. .... pnctlds from tbt dance will Ill Ulid lor equlpmeDI far the Pleelllll Valley HospitaL b\' (l!ld grandson or MONEY! II GROUND BEEF lb. ... -::---======---·1 n , PT. PLEASAII'l' .. !.11'1. Bar- :lf s Q, Kroger Quality lb. tid. llldeJ¥>ur, cbllrman ol the lllldb IUIIIIIIl Qlarlly Ball, has ~ 1110 Dllr attraclioiiB rtr lhll year'• rtllalr wbicb will Ill held ldaJ 7 at the Nalltlllll Clllard ArmGI'J. New acld!lloJJs are 1111 sale t1 frllh eul, .lllllltkelored eama• eor111t1 priced at ~ aDd ._ ~ ol a pbofAISrapber II tbl dlnce wbo will lab p!olunlll eo• lor a JIOIDIMI fee at a llpiCfll demr&ted area or at the variowl tabla ol COIIP' 1 w IILL LOWEN •••••••••• POMiikOY, 0. ,, ...... ---. t::.: : 99c Are Announced 1 SyraCUSe • N SOCJet y ot es GAiiNEf HALL ...... $10 POMIROY, (1, . Pork Cube Steak Of Charity Ball Pa~. p ITHIL, MILAM .. .. .. . $1 POMIROY, 0, Kr.oaer~ PORK ROAST --New Features tllmllllf, 107 c?~tact ~lea Fresh Picni-c Style 1tu 111 memberl cumaU,. .,;" . ,':1' Cli nt Birrh ilnd Leoti:!., Mr. and Mrs • Thomas Bo' •~h '- , Water"!lalr n l Olno, ;ILHI Ill 1 11~ \lila~~ ol ' ' "n ' f d 1 lloio ll····"n. h'"'""'''' •n· l rl•·>•llil~ll ·' ·' \'lliUf t ' ounrll. ~r . ', were in Athens Sunday, 1"11""~· \li<'.ll~pul'l, ~~· e. 1:1. oh 111.1!l21 , 151 4 , 511 VI SI t mg 1~•1rs. Susie Bireh who - FOR- SALE was hospitalized, Thursday night. MEIGS COUNTY ll o·~III111UK :11 lloc $UUlllf',bt rOI'IlH u l I." ' ' " .;H •tl t:o ~ p l. d u l f'l ulop J,n Thf' No~m"~ ~hillip~ hou.se \lr. and Mrs . Jerry Dailev . • :,t .ol• ~' ld od ~"I Ull\1 piOII .. ol tJv f COMMISSIONER and lots m S.vracuse, Ohio.: N~"·ark : .Judv Cm~art, Galli · _ lillll•"' · '" ' ''llli>H ,::t, lHIIti. 1,,.;,.,,,.;1 111 l'l,ol ~<wk '>o . l ~I I'• ~ ~ y OJI t h. e - Full Term.:..__ Propert.v apprJI St.'d at $4 .UOO 00 lis .. Jim Cincinnati w:;r IIPt 'Ut d nl l' l , ol ' "' 'h· l ~' I nllll(' U<• • ·<>nl ~r • Uth·o· I' hen··•• •<l1llh 46 '!z lleand cannot be_ sold for less I weekend guests of Mrs. ' Elva I Republican Candidate ,: rt'~' ,.,,~I ,,~., 11 ~ ,... ,., :""'" ,.1 l .<>l< Utan_ the appnusi'd value. For ! Dail€'y. , I~W. 1~11. 16~ . ~11<1 ltltl lu \lte northf'a~T: Your Vr.te & lnl'llif'11Ce '''"' 1" 1 " 1 :.,c '>.ll lli ti . 11\!'lh"C 111 ~ detail s. nor Wer-, Mrs. Mona Wolfe Is a patient """ '""'foST Pr ly rl tt'i'!' lton l'o ll ow 111 t. lhe Pomeroy, in St. Joseph Hospital in Park- , /\ pprccial erl ''•" 1 " "'' nl Lui \., 1116 hi !IH· 11111lh !'). _ Admmtstratnx. "' 1'~1 l'lirrll'r ol l.ul \:o . 165: 1hf'llre in Oh1o. Sale Is suhjed to approv- ; t>rsburg. W. Va. 1'1\. Pnl Aclv. '•uLIIh<•:•slo'l ' lo dii 'I'<' II UII ln ll " "i " ~ th e ~onh lin ~ "' Lot "" · 16~ to lh e norlil_ a! . the ProUa.te Court or I Mrs. R. G. Abels. Bashan ; :\leij.! S C'~unty. Ohio . was a recent guest of Mrs. Mn-1 {4) 24, 2;>, 26, 27. 28. 29 15) 1, 7tc · irw- Durst. ·1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer and .Janie. Long Bottom. visited his pa ... nts. Mr. and Mn, A . C. Brewer and David. Mrs. Edgar Brewer has been 1 O'drtng for Mrs. Anna Hender. l son du rin,g a recent Illness. I Mr. Jnhn Cornell, East Liv· i P.ar ctt ,.., 1: ,, fl LANGSVILLI, Play "Make Monerl' al Kroger and win from $1 to $1/)1}0 in eaah. Pick up a FREE "Make Moner/' envelope each time you visit l. td ol the olllcerl IIIII Jobn Taylor, Vlrgll Burris, Jr. pel JlliiiD Bunlelle. Tbe Muon Clurllr Edueatloll Aasecl&Uon ,, ,,' strr~l 11 " " 'l~ . •·kt·. . "''(""''''' " r,,. ,·,,,,.1,. ,., "•lo• · •nd ~ J~ lllot• N .. $50 1, ; • vqn rllrebUd, CharlestDo, de, OtL·.... # •t""~ ..... -.... ••• " J . . . . ~,. 10 1 1 ,, . . _.....,...,...- !'• . AUSTIN PHILLIPs POMIROY1 0. LOUIII HAWKINS •. $10 POMIROY;O, Spring Meeting I Charles R. Karr Sr. JOI.N THESE LOCAL Hold Annual \(\ a_n ~I."•IJto:<·t ~~~ .. ' • . 1 t of t.ul "'"· lJ 2. 1ht.nco alODK the ' · : east .. de of Third Street, I dlltiiUC. ' , of W 111 rl t<hl. IID,IIIeH • n4 • II IOlll the IQUlll Lin• of u.id Lol Nu . 132 II ll!SillnCt'r nr :!IV.. lef' t: therwl' ' "'"' " " ' ' " '"" " " ' " " '""""' , leo.•\ to Street: ._., a- ' Charles Van tile t9oth etde ol R•u Street a l . dl Hl:Jr.t·e o·r 51' " feet to !he 11t 11 ce al evemng. bejinninl ' uld lot belnl In PhiliP Mr d M M · an rs. ae 10 the vwace of Mid· 1• dleport . MI!IJl 01110 . and daughter spent I t~an.~+~ " " O_., . . .. , J .. ' • _ ,.. 0 t•ur ·; l.ll"' f ' "'"'"' 11 '1'· '" "• OhiO, a nd boundflfl u .;l d(' 1 111 1 • ,,,,1 .. ' " """" 11 ,. ,,.,,,, ,., , , " L+:'ti• Sl Treo tne Sou lit L)·m·h • n1roe:;v 1.·•...: II act. thence ead 70 Ute lll+t tu "pollnl •II r ,., roaol ; tht'1we _north •lung public ! .'\.i ···cl ' " II ."'n we. t -~~~.~~-~ •onthwi!!WL'ly ~~~ r <,d• lnl' !10 f('et to Third Street and .,Jttend· (<> thl'! lln!l'": l.n•' " ' inll lhat wl olth II dlmt:m .. e li e+' 8nd plac(' uf ron the tol,lowlot l'ell , , mvo'c Il l IU: . l•te \n the Vlll ..:e, ' R.. \o l. 2Z2. a u<:t hoPnrled and .~~~·~+! Hl'l'+ll'~1~ ~lt'+.~s County ( lh,,. ~erlbrd u folioWI l'OI'nl'f 10 -\lllt: ~e1innln1 ' "f I astl 101' 1101 • Ill lhf of J.ol Ko ., than " ' the appnn>Pol qlf""' thf'no·e eouth alonr Ule e.ut 11de tu ll l'n for p;l"t" of l'hlrd Jo dlll9nl'e of;'\() feet: u ' " roo· t\Hle. rite prot>•·rly " IIDJieo 11 nd uet a d i•· 1 lhf'nn at at $;1.1100 no. tan<'e .-.r 83.,., th1'1weo at Rn · and north a <ll stanc• pf 3ft teet I ~'?"' !1 "~.v ~ !;"_'I ~ecllon r;.. C tfl', _Herenncet Vol Deed R('eordl . 8, _I•OOII llfL, IM:ei&l • P olo \ t u 1 WI ten he rein; um .· ' . ' "'"' , ln<li 'o' <>r .. ' ...... ~ . .~.. .,., ' ~...,....... • .a . ... .. •, Edueators to A ..• ' ., ... _ , m• Je_ as lh Hlllh I I .. . 1" 11 1 'in • :10 a<TCS. _'•~r!:_"!'p~lion<'(l:~r.':'~·_r~m·~ t 0 "'' " ... , ,, A_.. -i.:" ". ; :. ;"'~l ::::...::Cl lnJ~;.i.;'..'......,._ O.~ U~U ; ,:,~ I" ,.; .'•i V~·~O,.:'"...;".,·~I,~~O ' ,~'~ -It""" ... "' -;&-... ........ . tiiiiii"';'""':iiiiii............... """ ,, . -· ..'. ...0 " ' ' L·' < ~·'' I· ", • i �'j . , '·., 'I ·'' f~lly SenUne~ .__.. M 'd ' rs. Reynorl s D • f ·H' recJ ' Begins New uhes s. ono PomtrOy-MlddltPG<!• o .• _Ap'!_2T. 1861 Trooper • I ·, Day :I .Mason Personal /sMothers Theme of lllul'l.'Mogee, Mn. BOOiil Ml't. O'Dell Edwards alui daui!hlff, Mrs. · ·· .. WCAI' PRE8JDI!NT denl· ~f · 1be ·Pastll!atrons Club ee Mro. Leona Wello, , and Mrs. J;,ennll tre """' PT. PLEASANT, - . The last at a meeting of tbe group held president: meeting· of ~ setiSOil !qr the ..,.,Ung.. Elected to George -Hud~n and d;lughter, MasonCJilmtyCl~l!Srtlp!IITeaeh- l~se~,rv;e~w;ltb~Mir;s·;;;M;I!S;g;r•;·;e;B;rues;;t;le;,s~ecr-etar~y-.a;s;;., PT. PIJEASANT - Trooper Mrs. Harvey Newland, .Mrs. ~rs Aasoclatton f<r!tured aneloc. E. o·~ of the West Vir, llel~ Stewart, Mts. Frllllces lion ·of officers tfor: tile · State Pollee assumed bls WEST COLUMBIA- Mrs. ·Siewatt, Mro. ' Dol"". Tullob, year with Earl' ' Mrs. Fred Spencer underwent at the local post Tueo- l{enn~tb Reynol~ll;10l,West .eo. 1\11'": Ruy Woli<ina,n a!id 'daugb- to the or · ..rierv at the Holnr Hol!Pital MASON - "Mother's Day" daY mornlilg. Trooper 'O'Dell lumbiB, was boiioj:ell on· Friday ter, ,MiB. Eddie Ru~, Mrs. ey . . Oll Frldo~y morning. •was the tneme or the ~UWii1iu~ iuic k~J. ;, ;n=:,b!!' ~ ~ l'P8 -!'v~~onJn~ ·with a shower a_t the. 'fl!~ 'R.li-1A ~ Mn. Altw!: SwAte IJ~!l . . I Class meeting on Thursday eve- lor the past three years and Mason Methodist Jlbqroh. lllrs! ~I. and Mra. John Workman; Rebeota . · Miss Mary Duddiog Is VJSI~ nlng at the Mason Methodlst was formerly stationed in Chey- Reynolds is .the f~ Lin<IJ' . Se "'"" '!Is were Mrs Ra 1The group . .. mg a week wii.i• i •.::r 5i5t~r. M::.. Church. Mrs. Murl Megee was i<~ii, w. V;. T!:.~ :l:!'.';' Trcc~e:- ~ RILCI!U'I11 . H~~ were Mrf. ni,Uol~ ~ ._ , · _. Y Mgnlar session m _Alma Dudding at Nitro. Proffitt single and will reside in Hcn-!John Work~an, Mason, Mr~. ~:Je~~~= ~~' r • 1 in charge. Mrs. Ray . . d t e ta' I , t derson 1John McKrught, New llllven, Y M . . y ; .- - . n nlii~>ENrr Mr. and Mrs. Rome Willis~- r_ea a s ory p r. ~ ng ~ With. the addition of Troo •Mrs. Leo Young, weSt Colum~ J:ohi¥011J , Mrs.. allde oung, Ellr.A.i&£.o..v r• . : son have left for an ocean crUJse first mother, which was er O'Dell the local post bia, and Misses Rila and Joyce 'Mrs.. Edf/l~ - ~ing, Mr~..Edgar ~T. PLEASANT to scenic spots in Europe. They lowed by a prayer by Y.rs. . ts f 8 t H E p ks Russell West ColUmbia 1 Lyons, Mrs. ¥argaret P1ckens, Sle . was are expected to return on May gee. The program leader consJs 0 g · · · ar ' 1 '. · Mrs. W. R. Proffitt, Mrs. Ben . eFreming Lumber e Flooring . I f Ph•·;·,p a poem entitled "Her G. E. Seymour and A brJdal centerpiece was ·" ·s . ""eanor ' Ewing gamer "rs Marshall 12 HeJSanempoyeeo I and closed the devotionals ' O'Dll sed th lobi bib .. ; -'~ ·"" · ' '"' · · : S~rn. e· u. on e e on w c ~ Mrs. ·. ·. WiSe·, Mrs. Mar- lion, Mrs. Matmie . •Doors · eWindows •P•neling . I group singing. were placed. Weddrug V'ID Mrs; HarQld Bum- and Mrs. Bob Mrs . . D. L. IJuddJog, Mason, I The president, Mrs. Pleasaot Valley Hospital .'CO cream, puncll and col· • c.;lh19 Tile • Plenty on· H•nd : and MISS Alma L~lkart of Swatzel. presided during a ADMITTED· Jackson EdY.er~ served. • Paradise, \V, V3. visited month business meeting It was · Attendmg were Mrs. Harry F~r All Your Needs- Low Priees , with their two brothers Arthur ed .that after' th wards, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Don- Vickers, Mrs. Matilda Noble, ' nounc e Cook SouthSide · Wendy 1 and Frank Luikart at New Port m ... , •• the class will oot H k' Galli 1.' F .......>e, ammac , po IS erry,. lr THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! RJC. hey, Flon'da. again wttil Fall. Hostesses Lorain Crump, Leon: 3 ·PIECE ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scyoc May will be Mrs. Earl Napoleon Sturgeon, Pt. Pleas', ' and children of Parkersburg son, Mrs: Geo~e Carson ant'. ' ONLY ~99 visited several days with her Mrs. Ceml Smith. DISCHARGED: Ellen Grimm, t30.00 DoWII - Botonco on mother, Mrs. D. L. Dudding. I The hostesses, Mrs. Mason; Thomas Epling, Pt. Connnient T•rm~, (No Fittings) For Tho Family Mr Scott Knotts returned land Mrs. Wilham Fry Pleasant; Robert Oliver, hom~ from the' Holzer Hospital refreshments to Mrs. George sett; Mrs. otho Lleving, Prite5 Phone 773-5554 Colloct-Anrl Free Delivery · where he was a patient for sev· :Carson, Mrs. Russell Capehart, Haven: Mrs. Charles Bedntle, Bttln At _ __ $1-99 Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mrs. Hel- Hend..-son· Billy Hughes I da erays ' • I . FURNITURE CO. & · en Stewart, Mrs. Donalrt Fogle· ton: Dennis Pullfns, ~~~~~j Mrs. Cl~de Bumgarner, 8 song, Mrs. Everett Thomas, Joseph. VanSickle, Pt. PI MASON, W. VA. W.VA. MASON f~rmer re~lde~t ?as bee~ a P~- Mrs. Eber Roush, Mrs. "'-atil- Mrs. Edna Durst, Pt. Pleasant; 10 hent at s.t. R1la ~ Hospltal da Noble, Mrs. Ear] Johnson Leikari, Pt. Pleasant. Lima, Oh10, but IS now at her and Mrs. Albert Swatzel home near Leipsic, Ohio. Her · brothers, Lewis Gilland, Mason and Bob Gilland, New Haven, THREE SUPERIORS visited with her 011 Sunday. . Bob Sawyers of the u. S. PT. PLEASANT - The Po•.nt Nov~· visited recently with PleAsant H1gb School B 1g his Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Black~ Ban~ received three ert Sawvers. Isuper1or r~tmgs at the ~egional Those. from out of of town at- band festival held durmg the · E weekend at Ravenswood, W. tendmg the funeral of Mrs. . V A d' 1 J h .. th u · · a. ccor mg o o n !lla eny, C. RI.ddl e were MrS. ,nafjOrle b d d' ct the f' lings Anderson of New Martinsville, an_ Ire or' me ra .. W V· E , , 11 H U 1 Wh 1_ ent1Ue the local band to parllCJ. · a., \ele a 0 ee pale in the state band festival right, Ky .. Mrs. Lenora Ravens- to be held in Huntington, May borg of Verona, J. J., Mr. and .6 3 d 7th Mrs. Joh.n Wesley Hall, Mis:;' n _·_ _ __ Audilee Hall, Willis Hall of Reg. Martin, K_v.. Mr. George S. DAUGIITER BORN Criner and Mr. and Mrs. John LETART, W. Vel. - Mr. and ; $1.89 Pettit of Spencer, W. Va, Mrs. Mrs. Buddy Eugene Flowers oE L. C. Schcnlmann of London, Letart Rt. l, are announcing Size Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell the birth or a daughter, Tracy Foglesong of South Charleston. Lynn, on April 22nd at the REGULAR FAMILY SIZE Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Webb, Holzer Hospital. The mother of eTHURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. James Gress vi- the infant is th~ former, Dixie sited relatives in Ky. on Sunday. Turnbull. The first child of Mr. eFRIDAY Word has been received or and Mrs. Flowers, weighed S the death of BenUey Grimes of pounds 7% ounces. GrandpareSATURDAY Lebaoon, v: ginia. Mr. and Mrs. ents are Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Bentley Grimes and daughter, TurnbuD Jr. and Mrs. Maude APRIL 28-29-30 Reg. Linda were former residents tf !Young, all of Mason. Great New Haven. He was the son of i grandparents are Mrs. Richard 95c MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes 0 Turnbull, Jr. and Mrs. Maude Size Rural Retreat, Virginia, a1so Young, aD of Mason. Gr:eat former residents o( New Raven. grandparents are Mrs. RichPre-Season Special The funerol was held in Leba- , ard Turnbull, Sr., Hartford.. and non on Tuesday morning with [Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G1hbs. LADIES 2 PC, bl.rial .. Logan W. Va. Letart. ' Class Meeting Wtth Shower I Ualted Prell lateraatlonal SAIGON IUPI) -<liant B51 bombers ,striking into -North Viet Nam ·lor only the secoltd time since the war began poured hundreds of tons of bombs on a crltlcat supply route IAl the south today. Communist Mig jets rose to challenge other American warplanefl striking near Hanoi. '' 1 3 ROOMS --======i;;;o=-.1 New Furniture CANVAS Giaog highway and railroad bridge 25 mUes northeast or Hanoi on Tuesday. It was the third time ih four ..:11ys that the Communist have risked their I airplanes against the faster and more pow~rful U.S. air power. The. spokesman said the Fl05s sped out of the area and left the Migs to the Phantoms flying cover. There was no dsmage reported by either · The spokesman dedlned answer any questions markings or the the Migs, but reliable Ugence sources told UPI earlier MASON II HOGG THE SHOE BOX ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 ·· SATURDAY TIL 9 SEUaiONS ARE GREAT ... SAVINGS ARE V-05 SHAMPOO FAMOUS CREST TOOTH PASTE c Famous Vi-Jon '' Spring Luncheon Will beHeld On May 19th i' "(• .. 1, , . ~ ll ' ' ~ li I'' •' ' I· l : l. Jl ' ,,' r n F " I t 1 I l • I ' AprD II, IIIII Tho Very Boot In Und Con Anywhere NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SEE METROPOLITAN MOTORS POMEROY, O. PICKENS HARDWARE Ph. 773-.ISU M11oo, w. Yo. Opon Evory Dor 7:00 t..S:Ifl E.S.T. Solurcloy Night Tlla:OO PM Large Aut. Of Beauty Aids In Values To49c Each TREMENDOUS TOOL SALE c ASST. SOLID COLORS • • 3-pc. Hammor Sot-Camp Ax Paint Roller Rofillll-6 Ft. Stool Ta~100 pc. Peg Board Hooko-8 pc. Socket Sot-3 pc. Chisel Sot NEW PLAIDS I REG. $1.99 $ I TEFLON TREATED IRONING BOARD .57 and mort more Pad and Cover 2 PC. SET Set Sizes 10 to 18. Jumbo 54 Inch Size HEAVY PLASTIC FISHERMEN'S SPECIAL 72 PC. CLASSIC SPINNING OUmT 1-SPINNING REEL 1--6 FT. SPINNING ROO S-"PROVEN" LURES 50 YDS. MONO. LINE HOOKS-SINKERS-FLOATS Com/to,.. Comploto $12.95 Outfit .44 $ ..... QUART HEAVY PLASTIC SWING TOP GARMENT BAGS ee QUII.TED FROI:"f ZIPPER CLOSURE TIDY ALL $1-0Q Each " Comp1re 11 $1.79 .C Jumbo ' · ASST. COLORS. Each 100% Cotton Comp1re 11 29c ·- r.u. ., •• , iJ #. In the WORLD Question Remairg WASRINGTON - r:~~=~~ 1 South almost dally, only once before have tl1ey ventured into Nor1h Viet Nam where Russian-made anti-aima!t missiles post a more serious threat IAl their high-flylog bomb runs. That was on April 12 when they 1 dumped between 1.2 and 1.8. mQtlen JMlllads of bombs on the : same Mu GJa Pass in largest combined attack or war. S~Fm CONSTRUCTION ••• EASY TO HANDLE ...). ' • I Eviry Home Owner ..¥cfa On• Compare a't. $1 ~.9s . '• ' $:. ernisUc compus of verslty was In tbe of Communis~led stticlletittj ALLEN WASSINGTON IUPIJ - The Interstate Com. meree Commlsalon (ICC) today app...,ved the merger of the Pennaylvanla and New York Central Railroads the. blggeol rallr.oad eonsoUdallon In history. App...,val was made contingent on two key points - the new ltne, the Penn-Central, must lake over passenger servlee of the eommuter-erowded but bankrupt New York, New Haven and Hartford Rall...,ad and protecl aU employes of the rallroada from job Joss. In a third major deelslon, the ICC denied a proposed merger of three western railroads - the Great Northern Railway, tbe Northen Paelfic Railway, and the Chicago, Burlington and Qulney. HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPI) - A petition was llled In U. S. District Court today under Chapter 10 of the U. S. Bankruptcy Act which seeka pennlsslon to open the flnanclllly troubled Pleasant Point Resort. Attorney Edward Greene, repreaentlng stoek· holders of the resort which was closed by the Small Business Administration, said, "I am very hopeful of Its reopening. "It may be delayed somewhat from the tentative date set May I," Greene added. At the same t 1 m e Greene endo1'8ed a suggestion made earlier this week by Del. Brereton· c. Jones, D-Mason, that lhe state purehase the hotel and ·tum It Into a park·reereatlonal facility. RALL'S BEN FRANKUN Parade Of Values Hospital News Low·Loop COTTON RUG 1.77 Reg. 1.99 Nubby we.!ve desisn. Non - ~kid backing. Fringed ends. 3Dx50·in, MIUtant CathoDe Iea~er Father Hoang Ho tonight denounced Buddhist leader Thleh Thien Minh as a "liar" and said Minh's anU-government drive will end up by gtvlng the nation to the Communists. It was the first time In the current polllleal <risls lhe Catholics have openly attacked the Buddhists or one of their top leaders. · FRAMED PICTURE Reg. 87c U9 11,4 ·inch natural oak molding complements 1 lovely 16x20·in pri nt. lit 36-o;o. siz.e. Snap·oo cover. 3 1n set. Realamnlt iD Pomeroy aad Middleport wm obterva "Col• fee ~y" Sahlrday, AprD 30, wtlb proceed• from .. sales IOinJ iDto the .....,. ftuul. l'tirtletpoiiDJ will be the Blae &: Grey, Bowen Drive11, Bailey'• Rtstauraat, Cann., a backtr standards, said of the Pump Worked Well Crow'• Steak Houe, Miller's switch !rom vol'!"lary ' lleltauran~ . l acl'o Dalry Bor HOUSTON -THE SURGEON .on .it to lhJt,!louse position who Implanted an artl!lelal and tho Marlla Rettoannl. ''more t~ than real.'• Is the chest of lllllrcel DeRudd..-, sold the device Soc~d in Hard worked weU and be foresaw SNOW AND COLD today the possibility of using In tbi northern Great it "possib1y many more" timel today:' Residents In to save lives. Alabalna, Louisiana, Dr. Mlch..l E. DeBakey said and Florida were warned DeRadder, a 6S - year ..ld 11possible tornadoes. linol; coal died Tu<•o- 1 ' A storm system moving from day as a result of a ruptured Qllol'ado toward the upper lung - not faUure of the arti~ 1 Great Lakes brought wet snow cia! heart. and rain with near Freezing lemper!llures to the northern Midlands. Day for Us, Too COMPLETE LINE OP CHANNEL MASTER & FINCO eROTERS oBOOSTERS eTOWERS 2-qt. sin. Aluminum, Bakelite t1andle. • --~:'-'" RIDENOUR RADIO & T.V. Phone 985-3308 58c r 27 Atk About The Channel Ma1t.r Crossffrt Antenn• ·~~~:I Anti-splash pouring lip, 11 %·qt. size. 57C ...... 154 • - coto<s. 14\', 12CJ%•5%·in. size. • lhe.UI Chester, 0. 36-in. wfde b¥ 6·ft. 99c TISSUE Cr)Jstol plastic. :100 4A.. .,.. ------ -------:t.·k)n~~:. White. 2-plftksues. ·. BIRD SAVE - WATEII . CAN .., BATH 89c 1.99 COUJMBUS - GOV. JAMES The People Win! i I SAVE safety standards for cars ed a sure bet today. The qut.stion was how tough they be. While the nation's auto- reported killed and 150 others makers ronditionaUy hospitalized by the the idea of federal that e>ploded directly Tuesday before a House comthe city of 1 121 000 mtttee, one (1f their ehlef many homes: se~er: Senate critics put little stock buildings and In the move, houses. Sen. Abraham A. Rlblcolf, A. Rbode8 announced IAlday sevLOs ANGELES-THE RI!.U. en large cities and the southlifo drama docketed as "the east section or Ohio would bo versus Hedy Lamarr" bonored at special days during elided:happily lor the onetime state fatr Aug. 25 - Sept. 3. ,.m Wen. Rhodes said the purpose of The · dark • haired beauty'• special days was to aUow llarring role as witness In ber Ohio areas to eoncentrate tbeir ..., defense swayed a Jury of iD ·presenting the ou~ II'Ven men and live women to standing assets and aeoompllsl>tcqult her .Tueaduy of c1target ments of their particular .,..._ of ahopli!tlng $86 In mercban- lncladed was Sept S, Soatbealt dbte from • department lion. Ohio Day, with Jimmie Dean. Tbe prosecution bad told the ltn'9rs the lines Miss Lamarr opoke from the wltlless chnir TWO INITIATED <onsUtuled a "grade B scenario Gamma Tau Olapler of that backllrod," but 10 court- pba Xl Delta, Nationll Social room spectators applauded the Sorority at Oblo Northern Verdict of at!I!UIItal. verslty, bas loitlated 20 actives and lllllODI them are Pam O'Brien, dau8hter o1 Mr. f:eonomy Scuttled WASIIINGTON - PRI!Sl- ond Mrs. James O'Brien, and r!,ent Johnson's plan to cut Pat Fultz, daiJ8hter ol Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fultz, both lilek the scbool lunolt and m1111 Pomeroy. Pf081'BIIIII was vOted down by tbe House Tuesday, aloog wltb other reeommended farm nomles. . The Soutbern Loeai The voted to Boooiers Assdclatloa wll lirbtd Jolinion to sell surplut meot 'lbursdai, April 28, al :"" 1o 'a!JY.one tradlnf wllb 7:!0 p. m. at the hlcb l<booi. ,Oitb V~ lfam. G~, at The DOminating -~ WJU lull, wotjidJ lilt '8ffe'cted. '11te ••• Its Npnrt and • ~ Hotl8e thert passed, 3fe to 23, of the band party wUI be beJel. all\l 1 ~nt to the oenate a 16.9 bll- All band pareats .,.. llrJed to peopl~ ~--A·-~ rJer ACTION, FOR NEW DfFp July 1. _.,_. I •-:~....................~;;;;;; I' CHILD!IfNS · ·PAnNT STRAP$ ., - ClEANING! JS.JASJ Sill ~ -- - lilllollllld ·-rr=· SWEAT SHIRT Clot .... _ . , . . . , - looM Hcl.-y efta aproa ltrlnp ntdcu11 97c :i' 1.21 i' 91• 100% cotton; knit curts, bottom; crew neck . ~ - 8 . Shirtand-set.2-6X ' m.-LE HAIIISII FGR TOP DEPEIDAIIILII1! ·a;·r-··r-·- --- ; 16 ·FT. ALUMINUM . EXtENSION LADDER . 19~ l lion appropriation It finance t:aup~:PQrls .liPd other Wm lor the ftseal year Cushion Sole WORK SOCKS ~nl)"'m!Jnid rrs BActCED BY A llotia•·• · 54 ln. ~lt!h , MENS WHITE h~an miner, Seled From CWer 25 Types ea COLORFUL PRINTS STOP Rambler Tracle-lns I Bead League PLUMBING SUPPLIES HOUSE CLIANtNG SUPPLIES BULK OARDEN IEIDS TOILETRIES SURFER SETS BOWLING NEW HAVEN - The Mason . PoiDts 'County Home Demonstration Team 300 90 Spring Luncheon will be held llutiAln Drugs 74 Thursday, May 19th at the Ed's Auto Trim 69 National Guard Armory near WMPO 61 Point Pleasant on Rt. 62. Cross & Sonl 50 Mrs. Robert Sayre, New Steel 40 en, announced that plans for High Ga~e - J ..van InwagStyle Show are underway. Priz. 211; High Senes - Les es will he awarded in five cate51.2; High Team gorfes: complete outfit, cot· Game and Series - Dutton ton house dress, casual, child's Drugs, 8L2, 2346. outfit and dress up. City Leape A cosmetic demonstration April It, lfMI6 will be held in the morning sess1on. Following dinner which will be served buffet style, Mrs. IP01nerll)' Cement Block 76 Ralph Simester of Chester, & Firestone 68 Ohio wUI exhibit her dolls Rawlings Honda 113 dreased replicas ol the first Syracuse Ball Parle 52 ladies' inaugural gowns. At the Middleport Dept. Store 4a conclusion of the program the D • D Bar 41 Style Show will be held. Club Game - George Nesselmembers are invited to , 234; High Series -Vic a guest. , 582; High Team Game . - D - D Bar, 1146; Team Series - Pomeroy PT. PLEASANT Block, 20115. LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W, VA. Saturday, AprU 23, 1911 JUST DON1 HOGS - 175 to 220 22 1o 23 ; Heavies 21 to 21.75; Lights 19 IAl 21; Fat Sows 17 to 19; Pigs TO THINK 12 to Ill; Stock Shoats 18 to 28. GO TO PICKENS CA1TLE - HeUers 17.20 21.50; Fat Cows 17 lo 21.70· Automatically Canners 13.00 to 17; Bulls 20.60 IAl 22.00; Stock Cows and Call•· For Your .• , ea 157.50 to 200; Stock Steers HUFFY MOWERS 23 to 28.50; Stock Heifers 2t end IAl 25; Stock Steer Calves 26 GARDEN TILLERS to 30.5'0; Stock Heifer Calves 22 to 2il. SPRINGFIELD TILLERS VEAL CALVES - Top, 32.· 50; Seconds 32.20; Medium 21 DUPONT PAINTS kl 2.8; Common and Heavies WALLPAPER zo to 32.80. L I ---- t~ M!oo~ Phantoms attacking the Bac BATHROOM $79·50 OUTFIT FOOTWEAR ' tnaf. at leal'tt twn of tP.rJ. nnnndP.rt made the first ~riOOs ~c~tr.atiMs in the cl!allenge to American warplanes lalt Saturday had been Identified as Red Chinese. ' The Guam-based BS2 bornbers , for the second time blssted the Mu Gia Mountain pass at the mouth of the Ho :chi Minh trail, the main Commu!list Buppty route lor lnliltratin~ and materialS into South A military spokesman said Viet Nam. the jets tried to Intercept While the Guam-baaed bomb.American FlOOs and F4Cs miwl ' Critical Supply Road Hit By Giari.t 8ornhers ' · = ' ' .=t:CTIQN: PLAN ... A! 1110 IXIO' CIIIHEI Stru.,.t llWrllft,. ' r ....,.lbt Pltlit Ia 11is1aoJ1 0rooo .,_ -~ tDr """ .. .., dlfet:t liMiual . . . . . . ==-~~~'::~.=~~-~= ....... ,.., .·· '· .. ' .. UIOIC AT OUR s . . . UIW PIIDtcllfo(;s:'CI! .95 r·------ ---·SPECIALS E-L... Wlth Trade In .... In Middleport, 0. - -. - - - -- ...RALL'S �'j . , '·., 'I ·'' f~lly SenUne~ .__.. M 'd ' rs. Reynorl s D • f ·H' recJ ' Begins New uhes s. ono PomtrOy-MlddltPG<!• o .• _Ap'!_2T. 1861 Trooper • I ·, Day :I .Mason Personal /sMothers Theme of lllul'l.'Mogee, Mn. BOOiil Ml't. O'Dell Edwards alui daui!hlff, Mrs. · ·· .. WCAI' PRE8JDI!NT denl· ~f · 1be ·Pastll!atrons Club ee Mro. Leona Wello, , and Mrs. J;,ennll tre """' PT. PLEASANT, - . The last at a meeting of tbe group held president: meeting· of ~ setiSOil !qr the ..,.,Ung.. Elected to George -Hud~n and d;lughter, MasonCJilmtyCl~l!Srtlp!IITeaeh- l~se~,rv;e~w;ltb~Mir;s·;;;M;I!S;g;r•;·;e;B;rues;;t;le;,s~ecr-etar~y-.a;s;;., PT. PIJEASANT - Trooper Mrs. Harvey Newland, .Mrs. ~rs Aasoclatton f<r!tured aneloc. E. o·~ of the West Vir, llel~ Stewart, Mts. Frllllces lion ·of officers tfor: tile · State Pollee assumed bls WEST COLUMBIA- Mrs. ·Siewatt, Mro. ' Dol"". Tullob, year with Earl' ' Mrs. Fred Spencer underwent at the local post Tueo- l{enn~tb Reynol~ll;10l,West .eo. 1\11'": Ruy Woli<ina,n a!id 'daugb- to the or · ..rierv at the Holnr Hol!Pital MASON - "Mother's Day" daY mornlilg. Trooper 'O'Dell lumbiB, was boiioj:ell on· Friday ter, ,MiB. Eddie Ru~, Mrs. ey . . Oll Frldo~y morning. •was the tneme or the ~UWii1iu~ iuic k~J. ;, ;n=:,b!!' ~ ~ l'P8 -!'v~~onJn~ ·with a shower a_t the. 'fl!~ 'R.li-1A ~ Mn. Altw!: SwAte IJ~!l . . I Class meeting on Thursday eve- lor the past three years and Mason Methodist Jlbqroh. lllrs! ~I. and Mra. John Workman; Rebeota . · Miss Mary Duddiog Is VJSI~ nlng at the Mason Methodlst was formerly stationed in Chey- Reynolds is .the f~ Lin<IJ' . Se "'"" '!Is were Mrs Ra 1The group . .. mg a week wii.i• i •.::r 5i5t~r. M::.. Church. Mrs. Murl Megee was i<~ii, w. V;. T!:.~ :l:!'.';' Trcc~e:- ~ RILCI!U'I11 . H~~ were Mrf. ni,Uol~ ~ ._ , · _. Y Mgnlar session m _Alma Dudding at Nitro. Proffitt single and will reside in Hcn-!John Work~an, Mason, Mr~. ~:Je~~~= ~~' r • 1 in charge. Mrs. Ray . . d t e ta' I , t derson 1John McKrught, New llllven, Y M . . y ; .- - . n nlii~>ENrr Mr. and Mrs. Rome Willis~- r_ea a s ory p r. ~ ng ~ With. the addition of Troo •Mrs. Leo Young, weSt Colum~ J:ohi¥011J , Mrs.. allde oung, Ellr.A.i&£.o..v r• . : son have left for an ocean crUJse first mother, which was er O'Dell the local post bia, and Misses Rila and Joyce 'Mrs.. Edf/l~ - ~ing, Mr~..Edgar ~T. PLEASANT to scenic spots in Europe. They lowed by a prayer by Y.rs. . ts f 8 t H E p ks Russell West ColUmbia 1 Lyons, Mrs. ¥argaret P1ckens, Sle . was are expected to return on May gee. The program leader consJs 0 g · · · ar ' 1 '. · Mrs. W. R. Proffitt, Mrs. Ben . eFreming Lumber e Flooring . I f Ph•·;·,p a poem entitled "Her G. E. Seymour and A brJdal centerpiece was ·" ·s . ""eanor ' Ewing gamer "rs Marshall 12 HeJSanempoyeeo I and closed the devotionals ' O'Dll sed th lobi bib .. ; -'~ ·"" · ' '"' · · : S~rn. e· u. on e e on w c ~ Mrs. ·. ·. WiSe·, Mrs. Mar- lion, Mrs. Matmie . •Doors · eWindows •P•neling . I group singing. were placed. Weddrug V'ID Mrs; HarQld Bum- and Mrs. Bob Mrs . . D. L. IJuddJog, Mason, I The president, Mrs. Pleasaot Valley Hospital .'CO cream, puncll and col· • c.;lh19 Tile • Plenty on· H•nd : and MISS Alma L~lkart of Swatzel. presided during a ADMITTED· Jackson EdY.er~ served. • Paradise, \V, V3. visited month business meeting It was · Attendmg were Mrs. Harry F~r All Your Needs- Low Priees , with their two brothers Arthur ed .that after' th wards, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Don- Vickers, Mrs. Matilda Noble, ' nounc e Cook SouthSide · Wendy 1 and Frank Luikart at New Port m ... , •• the class will oot H k' Galli 1.' F .......>e, ammac , po IS erry,. lr THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! RJC. hey, Flon'da. again wttil Fall. Hostesses Lorain Crump, Leon: 3 ·PIECE ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scyoc May will be Mrs. Earl Napoleon Sturgeon, Pt. Pleas', ' and children of Parkersburg son, Mrs: Geo~e Carson ant'. ' ONLY ~99 visited several days with her Mrs. Ceml Smith. DISCHARGED: Ellen Grimm, t30.00 DoWII - Botonco on mother, Mrs. D. L. Dudding. I The hostesses, Mrs. Mason; Thomas Epling, Pt. Connnient T•rm~, (No Fittings) For Tho Family Mr Scott Knotts returned land Mrs. Wilham Fry Pleasant; Robert Oliver, hom~ from the' Holzer Hospital refreshments to Mrs. George sett; Mrs. otho Lleving, Prite5 Phone 773-5554 Colloct-Anrl Free Delivery · where he was a patient for sev· :Carson, Mrs. Russell Capehart, Haven: Mrs. Charles Bedntle, Bttln At _ __ $1-99 Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mrs. Hel- Hend..-son· Billy Hughes I da erays ' • I . FURNITURE CO. & · en Stewart, Mrs. Donalrt Fogle· ton: Dennis Pullfns, ~~~~~j Mrs. Cl~de Bumgarner, 8 song, Mrs. Everett Thomas, Joseph. VanSickle, Pt. PI MASON, W. VA. W.VA. MASON f~rmer re~lde~t ?as bee~ a P~- Mrs. Eber Roush, Mrs. "'-atil- Mrs. Edna Durst, Pt. Pleasant; 10 hent at s.t. R1la ~ Hospltal da Noble, Mrs. Ear] Johnson Leikari, Pt. Pleasant. Lima, Oh10, but IS now at her and Mrs. Albert Swatzel home near Leipsic, Ohio. Her · brothers, Lewis Gilland, Mason and Bob Gilland, New Haven, THREE SUPERIORS visited with her 011 Sunday. . Bob Sawyers of the u. S. PT. PLEASANT - The Po•.nt Nov~· visited recently with PleAsant H1gb School B 1g his Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Black~ Ban~ received three ert Sawvers. Isuper1or r~tmgs at the ~egional Those. from out of of town at- band festival held durmg the · E weekend at Ravenswood, W. tendmg the funeral of Mrs. . V A d' 1 J h .. th u · · a. ccor mg o o n !lla eny, C. RI.ddl e were MrS. ,nafjOrle b d d' ct the f' lings Anderson of New Martinsville, an_ Ire or' me ra .. W V· E , , 11 H U 1 Wh 1_ ent1Ue the local band to parllCJ. · a., \ele a 0 ee pale in the state band festival right, Ky .. Mrs. Lenora Ravens- to be held in Huntington, May borg of Verona, J. J., Mr. and .6 3 d 7th Mrs. Joh.n Wesley Hall, Mis:;' n _·_ _ __ Audilee Hall, Willis Hall of Reg. Martin, K_v.. Mr. George S. DAUGIITER BORN Criner and Mr. and Mrs. John LETART, W. Vel. - Mr. and ; $1.89 Pettit of Spencer, W. Va, Mrs. Mrs. Buddy Eugene Flowers oE L. C. Schcnlmann of London, Letart Rt. l, are announcing Size Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell the birth or a daughter, Tracy Foglesong of South Charleston. Lynn, on April 22nd at the REGULAR FAMILY SIZE Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Webb, Holzer Hospital. The mother of eTHURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. James Gress vi- the infant is th~ former, Dixie sited relatives in Ky. on Sunday. Turnbull. The first child of Mr. eFRIDAY Word has been received or and Mrs. Flowers, weighed S the death of BenUey Grimes of pounds 7% ounces. GrandpareSATURDAY Lebaoon, v: ginia. Mr. and Mrs. ents are Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Bentley Grimes and daughter, TurnbuD Jr. and Mrs. Maude APRIL 28-29-30 Reg. Linda were former residents tf !Young, all of Mason. Great New Haven. He was the son of i grandparents are Mrs. Richard 95c MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes 0 Turnbull, Jr. and Mrs. Maude Size Rural Retreat, Virginia, a1so Young, aD of Mason. Gr:eat former residents o( New Raven. grandparents are Mrs. RichPre-Season Special The funerol was held in Leba- , ard Turnbull, Sr., Hartford.. and non on Tuesday morning with [Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G1hbs. LADIES 2 PC, bl.rial .. Logan W. Va. Letart. ' Class Meeting Wtth Shower I Ualted Prell lateraatlonal SAIGON IUPI) -<liant B51 bombers ,striking into -North Viet Nam ·lor only the secoltd time since the war began poured hundreds of tons of bombs on a crltlcat supply route IAl the south today. Communist Mig jets rose to challenge other American warplanefl striking near Hanoi. '' 1 3 ROOMS --======i;;;o=-.1 New Furniture CANVAS Giaog highway and railroad bridge 25 mUes northeast or Hanoi on Tuesday. It was the third time ih four ..:11ys that the Communist have risked their I airplanes against the faster and more pow~rful U.S. air power. The. spokesman said the Fl05s sped out of the area and left the Migs to the Phantoms flying cover. There was no dsmage reported by either · The spokesman dedlned answer any questions markings or the the Migs, but reliable Ugence sources told UPI earlier MASON II HOGG THE SHOE BOX ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 ·· SATURDAY TIL 9 SEUaiONS ARE GREAT ... SAVINGS ARE V-05 SHAMPOO FAMOUS CREST TOOTH PASTE c Famous Vi-Jon '' Spring Luncheon Will beHeld On May 19th i' "(• .. 1, , . ~ ll ' ' ~ li I'' •' ' I· l : l. Jl ' ,,' r n F " I t 1 I l • I ' AprD II, IIIII Tho Very Boot In Und Con Anywhere NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SEE METROPOLITAN MOTORS POMEROY, O. PICKENS HARDWARE Ph. 773-.ISU M11oo, w. Yo. Opon Evory Dor 7:00 t..S:Ifl E.S.T. Solurcloy Night Tlla:OO PM Large Aut. Of Beauty Aids In Values To49c Each TREMENDOUS TOOL SALE c ASST. SOLID COLORS • • 3-pc. Hammor Sot-Camp Ax Paint Roller Rofillll-6 Ft. Stool Ta~100 pc. Peg Board Hooko-8 pc. Socket Sot-3 pc. Chisel Sot NEW PLAIDS I REG. $1.99 $ I TEFLON TREATED IRONING BOARD .57 and mort more Pad and Cover 2 PC. SET Set Sizes 10 to 18. Jumbo 54 Inch Size HEAVY PLASTIC FISHERMEN'S SPECIAL 72 PC. CLASSIC SPINNING OUmT 1-SPINNING REEL 1--6 FT. SPINNING ROO S-"PROVEN" LURES 50 YDS. MONO. LINE HOOKS-SINKERS-FLOATS Com/to,.. Comploto $12.95 Outfit .44 $ ..... QUART HEAVY PLASTIC SWING TOP GARMENT BAGS ee QUII.TED FROI:"f ZIPPER CLOSURE TIDY ALL $1-0Q Each " Comp1re 11 $1.79 .C Jumbo ' · ASST. COLORS. Each 100% Cotton Comp1re 11 29c ·- r.u. ., •• , iJ #. In the WORLD Question Remairg WASRINGTON - r:~~=~~ 1 South almost dally, only once before have tl1ey ventured into Nor1h Viet Nam where Russian-made anti-aima!t missiles post a more serious threat IAl their high-flylog bomb runs. That was on April 12 when they 1 dumped between 1.2 and 1.8. mQtlen JMlllads of bombs on the : same Mu GJa Pass in largest combined attack or war. S~Fm CONSTRUCTION ••• EASY TO HANDLE ...). ' • I Eviry Home Owner ..¥cfa On• Compare a't. $1 ~.9s . '• ' $:. ernisUc compus of verslty was In tbe of Communis~led stticlletittj ALLEN WASSINGTON IUPIJ - The Interstate Com. meree Commlsalon (ICC) today app...,ved the merger of the Pennaylvanla and New York Central Railroads the. blggeol rallr.oad eonsoUdallon In history. App...,val was made contingent on two key points - the new ltne, the Penn-Central, must lake over passenger servlee of the eommuter-erowded but bankrupt New York, New Haven and Hartford Rall...,ad and protecl aU employes of the rallroada from job Joss. In a third major deelslon, the ICC denied a proposed merger of three western railroads - the Great Northern Railway, tbe Northen Paelfic Railway, and the Chicago, Burlington and Qulney. HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPI) - A petition was llled In U. S. District Court today under Chapter 10 of the U. S. Bankruptcy Act which seeka pennlsslon to open the flnanclllly troubled Pleasant Point Resort. Attorney Edward Greene, repreaentlng stoek· holders of the resort which was closed by the Small Business Administration, said, "I am very hopeful of Its reopening. "It may be delayed somewhat from the tentative date set May I," Greene added. At the same t 1 m e Greene endo1'8ed a suggestion made earlier this week by Del. Brereton· c. Jones, D-Mason, that lhe state purehase the hotel and ·tum It Into a park·reereatlonal facility. RALL'S BEN FRANKUN Parade Of Values Hospital News Low·Loop COTTON RUG 1.77 Reg. 1.99 Nubby we.!ve desisn. Non - ~kid backing. Fringed ends. 3Dx50·in, MIUtant CathoDe Iea~er Father Hoang Ho tonight denounced Buddhist leader Thleh Thien Minh as a "liar" and said Minh's anU-government drive will end up by gtvlng the nation to the Communists. It was the first time In the current polllleal <risls lhe Catholics have openly attacked the Buddhists or one of their top leaders. · FRAMED PICTURE Reg. 87c U9 11,4 ·inch natural oak molding complements 1 lovely 16x20·in pri nt. lit 36-o;o. siz.e. Snap·oo cover. 3 1n set. Realamnlt iD Pomeroy aad Middleport wm obterva "Col• fee ~y" Sahlrday, AprD 30, wtlb proceed• from .. sales IOinJ iDto the .....,. ftuul. l'tirtletpoiiDJ will be the Blae &: Grey, Bowen Drive11, Bailey'• Rtstauraat, Cann., a backtr standards, said of the Pump Worked Well Crow'• Steak Houe, Miller's switch !rom vol'!"lary ' lleltauran~ . l acl'o Dalry Bor HOUSTON -THE SURGEON .on .it to lhJt,!louse position who Implanted an artl!lelal and tho Marlla Rettoannl. ''more t~ than real.'• Is the chest of lllllrcel DeRudd..-, sold the device Soc~d in Hard worked weU and be foresaw SNOW AND COLD today the possibility of using In tbi northern Great it "possib1y many more" timel today:' Residents In to save lives. Alabalna, Louisiana, Dr. Mlch..l E. DeBakey said and Florida were warned DeRadder, a 6S - year ..ld 11possible tornadoes. linol; coal died Tu<•o- 1 ' A storm system moving from day as a result of a ruptured Qllol'ado toward the upper lung - not faUure of the arti~ 1 Great Lakes brought wet snow cia! heart. and rain with near Freezing lemper!llures to the northern Midlands. Day for Us, Too COMPLETE LINE OP CHANNEL MASTER & FINCO eROTERS oBOOSTERS eTOWERS 2-qt. sin. Aluminum, Bakelite t1andle. • --~:'-'" RIDENOUR RADIO & T.V. Phone 985-3308 58c r 27 Atk About The Channel Ma1t.r Crossffrt Antenn• ·~~~:I Anti-splash pouring lip, 11 %·qt. size. 57C ...... 154 • - coto<s. 14\', 12CJ%•5%·in. size. • lhe.UI Chester, 0. 36-in. wfde b¥ 6·ft. 99c TISSUE Cr)Jstol plastic. :100 4A.. .,.. ------ -------:t.·k)n~~:. White. 2-plftksues. ·. BIRD SAVE - WATEII . CAN .., BATH 89c 1.99 COUJMBUS - GOV. JAMES The People Win! i I SAVE safety standards for cars ed a sure bet today. The qut.stion was how tough they be. While the nation's auto- reported killed and 150 others makers ronditionaUy hospitalized by the the idea of federal that e>ploded directly Tuesday before a House comthe city of 1 121 000 mtttee, one (1f their ehlef many homes: se~er: Senate critics put little stock buildings and In the move, houses. Sen. Abraham A. Rlblcolf, A. Rbode8 announced IAlday sevLOs ANGELES-THE RI!.U. en large cities and the southlifo drama docketed as "the east section or Ohio would bo versus Hedy Lamarr" bonored at special days during elided:happily lor the onetime state fatr Aug. 25 - Sept. 3. ,.m Wen. Rhodes said the purpose of The · dark • haired beauty'• special days was to aUow llarring role as witness In ber Ohio areas to eoncentrate tbeir ..., defense swayed a Jury of iD ·presenting the ou~ II'Ven men and live women to standing assets and aeoompllsl>tcqult her .Tueaduy of c1target ments of their particular .,..._ of ahopli!tlng $86 In mercban- lncladed was Sept S, Soatbealt dbte from • department lion. Ohio Day, with Jimmie Dean. Tbe prosecution bad told the ltn'9rs the lines Miss Lamarr opoke from the wltlless chnir TWO INITIATED <onsUtuled a "grade B scenario Gamma Tau Olapler of that backllrod," but 10 court- pba Xl Delta, Nationll Social room spectators applauded the Sorority at Oblo Northern Verdict of at!I!UIItal. verslty, bas loitlated 20 actives and lllllODI them are Pam O'Brien, dau8hter o1 Mr. f:eonomy Scuttled WASIIINGTON - PRI!Sl- ond Mrs. James O'Brien, and r!,ent Johnson's plan to cut Pat Fultz, daiJ8hter ol Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fultz, both lilek the scbool lunolt and m1111 Pomeroy. Pf081'BIIIII was vOted down by tbe House Tuesday, aloog wltb other reeommended farm nomles. . The Soutbern Loeai The voted to Boooiers Assdclatloa wll lirbtd Jolinion to sell surplut meot 'lbursdai, April 28, al :"" 1o 'a!JY.one tradlnf wllb 7:!0 p. m. at the hlcb l<booi. ,Oitb V~ lfam. G~, at The DOminating -~ WJU lull, wotjidJ lilt '8ffe'cted. '11te ••• Its Npnrt and • ~ Hotl8e thert passed, 3fe to 23, of the band party wUI be beJel. all\l 1 ~nt to the oenate a 16.9 bll- All band pareats .,.. llrJed to peopl~ ~--A·-~ rJer ACTION, FOR NEW DfFp July 1. _.,_. I •-:~....................~;;;;;; I' CHILD!IfNS · ·PAnNT STRAP$ ., - ClEANING! JS.JASJ Sill ~ -- - lilllollllld ·-rr=· SWEAT SHIRT Clot .... _ . , . . . , - looM Hcl.-y efta aproa ltrlnp ntdcu11 97c :i' 1.21 i' 91• 100% cotton; knit curts, bottom; crew neck . ~ - 8 . Shirtand-set.2-6X ' m.-LE HAIIISII FGR TOP DEPEIDAIIILII1! ·a;·r-··r-·- --- ; 16 ·FT. ALUMINUM . EXtENSION LADDER . 19~ l lion appropriation It finance t:aup~:PQrls .liPd other Wm lor the ftseal year Cushion Sole WORK SOCKS ~nl)"'m!Jnid rrs BActCED BY A llotia•·• · 54 ln. ~lt!h , MENS WHITE h~an miner, Seled From CWer 25 Types ea COLORFUL PRINTS STOP Rambler Tracle-lns I Bead League PLUMBING SUPPLIES HOUSE CLIANtNG SUPPLIES BULK OARDEN IEIDS TOILETRIES SURFER SETS BOWLING NEW HAVEN - The Mason . PoiDts 'County Home Demonstration Team 300 90 Spring Luncheon will be held llutiAln Drugs 74 Thursday, May 19th at the Ed's Auto Trim 69 National Guard Armory near WMPO 61 Point Pleasant on Rt. 62. Cross & Sonl 50 Mrs. Robert Sayre, New Steel 40 en, announced that plans for High Ga~e - J ..van InwagStyle Show are underway. Priz. 211; High Senes - Les es will he awarded in five cate51.2; High Team gorfes: complete outfit, cot· Game and Series - Dutton ton house dress, casual, child's Drugs, 8L2, 2346. outfit and dress up. City Leape A cosmetic demonstration April It, lfMI6 will be held in the morning sess1on. Following dinner which will be served buffet style, Mrs. IP01nerll)' Cement Block 76 Ralph Simester of Chester, & Firestone 68 Ohio wUI exhibit her dolls Rawlings Honda 113 dreased replicas ol the first Syracuse Ball Parle 52 ladies' inaugural gowns. At the Middleport Dept. Store 4a conclusion of the program the D • D Bar 41 Style Show will be held. Club Game - George Nesselmembers are invited to , 234; High Series -Vic a guest. , 582; High Team Game . - D - D Bar, 1146; Team Series - Pomeroy PT. PLEASANT Block, 20115. LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W, VA. Saturday, AprU 23, 1911 JUST DON1 HOGS - 175 to 220 22 1o 23 ; Heavies 21 to 21.75; Lights 19 IAl 21; Fat Sows 17 to 19; Pigs TO THINK 12 to Ill; Stock Shoats 18 to 28. GO TO PICKENS CA1TLE - HeUers 17.20 21.50; Fat Cows 17 lo 21.70· Automatically Canners 13.00 to 17; Bulls 20.60 IAl 22.00; Stock Cows and Call•· For Your .• , ea 157.50 to 200; Stock Steers HUFFY MOWERS 23 to 28.50; Stock Heifers 2t end IAl 25; Stock Steer Calves 26 GARDEN TILLERS to 30.5'0; Stock Heifer Calves 22 to 2il. SPRINGFIELD TILLERS VEAL CALVES - Top, 32.· 50; Seconds 32.20; Medium 21 DUPONT PAINTS kl 2.8; Common and Heavies WALLPAPER zo to 32.80. L I ---- t~ M!oo~ Phantoms attacking the Bac BATHROOM $79·50 OUTFIT FOOTWEAR ' tnaf. at leal'tt twn of tP.rJ. nnnndP.rt made the first ~riOOs ~c~tr.atiMs in the cl!allenge to American warplanes lalt Saturday had been Identified as Red Chinese. ' The Guam-based BS2 bornbers , for the second time blssted the Mu Gia Mountain pass at the mouth of the Ho :chi Minh trail, the main Commu!list Buppty route lor lnliltratin~ and materialS into South A military spokesman said Viet Nam. the jets tried to Intercept While the Guam-baaed bomb.American FlOOs and F4Cs miwl ' Critical Supply Road Hit By Giari.t 8ornhers ' · = ' ' .=t:CTIQN: PLAN ... A! 1110 IXIO' CIIIHEI Stru.,.t llWrllft,. ' r ....,.lbt Pltlit Ia 11is1aoJ1 0rooo .,_ -~ tDr """ .. .., dlfet:t liMiual . . . . . . ==-~~~'::~.=~~-~= ....... ,.., .·· '· .. ' .. UIOIC AT OUR s . . . UIW PIIDtcllfo(;s:'CI! .95 r·------ ---·SPECIALS E-L... Wlth Trade In .... In Middleport, 0. - -. - - - -- ...RALL'S �• I ' EXTRA - .. -¥ n· .r,., 0 ALL. :MEAT . . . .,, 1 ' \ ·;. • • - ..t "'.• ' ,. : ' 11 oz. · pf(~. '.· ' - . ' c *'' THI~ s ----- ' REG• $1.07 double delight of personaliZ:id service in a privately owned su· permarket that ·gives you the lowest foOd prices available. •••• Shop F09dland and .save up · to 20% on your total food bill. REG. 69c \ c \ ( \ i POP CORN c CAN --·· > GALLON PLASTIC I c -.'· Everyday Low Prices 25 IIICUITS - 3 Pllilllury or lolllrd for PWPI'O I lb, IIICIIITENING un CIIICO lib. IHOITININO un ,.I :~:; r.• 79 ( ) I. ,,' : 41 ( CHIIRIOI II 01. MDTHIR'S OATS _ 42 OL 43c Ktllon't PURINA 000 $ CHOW - 25 lb. btt t : I Chicken of the IN 0yoM Sltw, 10 ot. l CLOROX , ILEACH - Rotls, Reels~lfoob, Plugs, Minnow hcklls,Cane Poles SOFT-WEVE COFFEEMATE TOILET 11 0. Tl SSUE 5 · JAR 2 ROLL PACKS ·.ao .69 57( 51 ( •RADISHES 22 ecuCUMBERS 24c $ .39 1 •PEPPERS Y, 1t1. DOVE LiQUID, 22 I PUPPI lo,.. PACIAL TISSUI box OL - ( ., CUTIIfl WAK PAPII- Corntllon lntltnt Doy Milk. 20 ~·. tho e . 1.... I · . . ..." -~ ~ . I , :· ' ' ' ;, , ' e GREEN ONIONS . .\ ~ ' • ' .I . t' ' ..... ,' ...... ..' . ' '•I' ' . '·o!O' ' . ·, .. ' ') ~ ' '· ·· ~- • - ,. REEL ~-- I' ' ' ." - ~-"- .· ' ' ,' \~·~· . .. ~ > • '· n ''I. ' " ' ., •. . .. l .~L. I J ua.rtOn.,,,,· ·,...: f ' 99 1 ~ ~··· ':i. .,, . ' '· OPEN SUNDAYS.; ; ,. . t ' ' -·~ ' . 1~7 ~ "• ~- .lJ ~ ··· · "~ ••• ' ' i: ,· :,:t.\1"" , . . ' , I' , £.• ' ' · ·': ~~· 1.\G ... ' . ' • ,- .·~ · · -- ~ ·<oo ·· , ·11on ) '""' .. ',.' · · '' ~"" . ,, . f•-. ' ·' 1 1 •"'. I>;. . I •,JI 1 ' . . ' ·'.I ·. , . 'LI . . . EA. ' . . ·Gold. ' ,N~~~~:. . ' .. . . . . 5.C -· ' . ·- . ' .. • .(1 . BE SURE .AND LOOK FOR OUR· OUTSIDE - DISPLAY OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, REAL . FLOWERS AND'.PLANTS, ELECTRIC FANS,- / PORCH CHAIRS, WATER HOSE, PEAT MOSS MODfiL 300 ' PRODUCE ecELERY MITCHELL l .,-' ,· 66 DAIRV ·. BON·U ' ·s · .Wvs . ( . CASTING REEL • • • • • • • • • ·, WHITE OR ASST. oz. 23c 29 '[ I ' Middleport,·0. ·· • ! ' ! WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY COMPLETE FISHING DEPT. 2 ARMOUI 4 OL _ . VIINNA IAUIAGI 47' •• ' 41c VARIITY PACK ! - . CARNATION 83c WHIATIII 1201. Jl auys - t :I·N·y r s· . ( b' f BONUS BONUS -BUYS. 2 CONvENIENT LOCATIONs . TO SERVE YOU ' .... "" ,. . IIG ROLL ICOT TOWILl Whlto or Color I· . c ' _..-! . I •! :. • • ' 50 LB. BAG ' HAM SANDWICHES c WEI:K ------ FUN BE SURE AND TRY OUR DELICIOUS ROLL · ' \ • • • • Shop at Foodland ~t the.· BONUS BUYS ' \ PKG, LB. . ' . 'DOUBLE .- l YOUit . ' '' ' I ' . ' ~ -~ ,.... . - ... .. ...~····· .. ·- -, .,. . �• I ' EXTRA - .. -¥ n· .r,., 0 ALL. :MEAT . . . .,, 1 ' \ ·;. • • - ..t "'.• ' ,. : ' 11 oz. · pf(~. '.· ' - . ' c *'' THI~ s ----- ' REG• $1.07 double delight of personaliZ:id service in a privately owned su· permarket that ·gives you the lowest foOd prices available. •••• Shop F09dland and .save up · to 20% on your total food bill. REG. 69c \ c \ ( \ i POP CORN c CAN --·· > GALLON PLASTIC I c -.'· Everyday Low Prices 25 IIICUITS - 3 Pllilllury or lolllrd for PWPI'O I lb, IIICIIITENING un CIIICO lib. IHOITININO un ,.I :~:; r.• 79 ( ) I. ,,' : 41 ( CHIIRIOI II 01. MDTHIR'S OATS _ 42 OL 43c Ktllon't PURINA 000 $ CHOW - 25 lb. btt t : I Chicken of the IN 0yoM Sltw, 10 ot. l CLOROX , ILEACH - Rotls, Reels~lfoob, Plugs, Minnow hcklls,Cane Poles SOFT-WEVE COFFEEMATE TOILET 11 0. Tl SSUE 5 · JAR 2 ROLL PACKS ·.ao .69 57( 51 ( •RADISHES 22 ecuCUMBERS 24c $ .39 1 •PEPPERS Y, 1t1. DOVE LiQUID, 22 I PUPPI lo,.. PACIAL TISSUI box OL - ( ., CUTIIfl WAK PAPII- Corntllon lntltnt Doy Milk. 20 ~·. tho e . 1.... I · . . ..." -~ ~ . I , :· ' ' ' ;, , ' e GREEN ONIONS . .\ ~ ' • ' .I . t' ' ..... ,' ...... ..' . ' '•I' ' . '·o!O' ' . ·, .. ' ') ~ ' '· ·· ~- • - ,. REEL ~-- I' ' ' ." - ~-"- .· ' ' ,' \~·~· . .. ~ > • '· n ''I. ' " ' ., •. . .. l .~L. I J ua.rtOn.,,,,· ·,...: f ' 99 1 ~ ~··· ':i. .,, . ' '· OPEN SUNDAYS.; ; ,. . t ' ' -·~ ' . 1~7 ~ "• ~- .lJ ~ ··· · "~ ••• ' ' i: ,· :,:t.\1"" , . . ' , I' , £.• ' ' · ·': ~~· 1.\G ... ' . ' • ,- .·~ · · -- ~ ·<oo ·· , ·11on ) '""' .. ',.' · · '' ~"" . ,, . f•-. ' ·' 1 1 •"'. I>;. . I •,JI 1 ' . . ' ·'.I ·. , . 'LI . . . EA. ' . . ·Gold. ' ,N~~~~:. . ' .. . . . . 5.C -· ' . ·- . ' .. • .(1 . BE SURE .AND LOOK FOR OUR· OUTSIDE - DISPLAY OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, REAL . FLOWERS AND'.PLANTS, ELECTRIC FANS,- / PORCH CHAIRS, WATER HOSE, PEAT MOSS MODfiL 300 ' PRODUCE ecELERY MITCHELL l .,-' ,· 66 DAIRV ·. BON·U ' ·s · .Wvs . ( . CASTING REEL • • • • • • • • • ·, WHITE OR ASST. oz. 23c 29 '[ I ' Middleport,·0. ·· • ! ' ! WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY COMPLETE FISHING DEPT. 2 ARMOUI 4 OL _ . VIINNA IAUIAGI 47' •• ' 41c VARIITY PACK ! - . CARNATION 83c WHIATIII 1201. Jl auys - t :I·N·y r s· . ( b' f BONUS BONUS -BUYS. 2 CONvENIENT LOCATIONs . TO SERVE YOU ' .... "" ,. . IIG ROLL ICOT TOWILl Whlto or Color I· . c ' _..-! . I •! :. • • ' 50 LB. BAG ' HAM SANDWICHES c WEI:K ------ FUN BE SURE AND TRY OUR DELICIOUS ROLL · ' \ • • • • Shop at Foodland ~t the.· BONUS BUYS ' \ PKG, LB. . ' . 'DOUBLE .- l YOUit . ' '' ' I ' . ' ~ -~ ,.... . - ... .. ...~····· .. ·- -, .,. . �' I ' ·Get Extra Cash The Want Ad fav". . UNKriFY·• I['UVE KON 1 GOf 1RUN <Mil.ElO TO IJAMEV!J AN'I!Jk:K AFORE ~PER· TIME? 1 WA~T I to thank my mOll) lt',antecl Friends rur their kindnr~~ to BABY SnTING. Jeaft ~(i~~eser, me dur ing my hospital1za- Laurel St. Can pye refer.l tion. Sprr1al Lhanks :o Dr. M1teS. Would like to h<Jve l Lewi ~ Tellr. Dr. John Ridgsomf"Mt who work s every- ' way . the q:~fl and nurst>S .:tt dav . 4 27 6tc l Veterans Memorial Hosr 1tal, -- · - - - - - · R£>V. Ch esll'r L('mie). Re-v. HO(;SEKEEPER f6r _gen~ra1, A GOOD·RlR· NOTHIIJG SIR! If lUNG I 1 Wilbur Prrr in. thnsf' ~e nding housework . For interv ieW, see 1 \ tO? C'<Jrds and nowrrs and to 0. HiDdy over of . lb6!; by niPrE', F: ih•en Beeg1t>. liberty Thratrr m ftrlidd1e..l Mrs. CntL.">tarwP Shi rld~- port. 4 '11 tic · 4 27 2tc Wanted To !Ivy fRECKLU Me HIS FIIBIDS T"'IS IS I MIVB'S STUDIO AMAZING. Pomeroy -==~- IIGII HIIIUIS: Mlll ..y tin 11az I y 8:00 ID 6:00 ud beating, Ohio. 1111111 your ~I Badnr's S. Market ,. w.. ~.u -., Rt.asonable . - . Iff 2-a, day • . . . UI'IRIEIC. WHEEl ALIGNMilT Florida Celery ---~ch. '19( ~!".19c Head Lelluce 7.:! '1 GN&nleans ., CR.OSSWORD ...- .'i. Ciblrda 2:5. Half an em 6. Wd me11.11urrs 1'. Wolt whlllile8 ,..._mono !II. B'llrnl- lll, One fl6 the G~tk Jetter 27. Azurite dlum: Plain or with - nese outcast hen~ !7. Flne line ot a lettel' lQ . ConjecJIO.re 21. NartiOW inlft 22. ~~)tact oppotitllo 39. EnUU~. ~0. One of a famGUI c~ H. OW tiGia .,.......,............. '1•- ausaae. mushroom. • • • ·- ', eombinatlon!l. ,. or 12" Sbo -Jk ID . . d .tlen fit '-ltto Cony.Out.....,. ~rkHran CALL WY~ Pick up At G. & G.~ tt.Cow• fS, Billllcal oame #1. Eye in- Ill W. MAIN Pna!I'F in Pl. Masol1 c-y .... ya lszllrc fDr timodl dJI&' Uy? . . . 9 I 11 Al!llcaa. occepted. Cll 8112-2'178 S:30 p. m. f 27 ,..t flamrnatloa ·d I .' \ ' c ....... llodH, Oltlo I I. .'' . r t• ABBIE AND SLATS •L By RAEBURM VAlli BUREN .r pl.39t Stokely Catsup- 6~~$1 Cottage - !:49c Polrmont Top Quolily !' -- - -- ~ - Ice Cream - - - : : 69c . . . . . WIUlE WANTED- ... '~· I r I painter . . . . . . . . . 0¢11 I I 11r t:a ll;ltlnh Crlu llradl•n ... , ' Polrmont AT ITS GREA1EST •ym. 31. To· WU/6 3f.J.,m- HL_.a. . ]&.Railroad !top: a.bllr. Magic PIZZA 29. Ra· • I I -- SER¥11 23. .. 110 ond <.Stall lrMNKI!J8RAY PRIDAY AND SA1u.lAY, .,.Tei:OO '! "*rier'irtw I'll .. I .., • . I Ccnvalescem, Home, ... VI., 7'110211. 4 lll 'i' I _.. ,. .... Home ,,. ... I '5 J ... a. • I 1)11£., P. 0. AAB, Holcomb, MisSOUri, Colllnl Co. New tormlle plu. Bavos 7011 onMblrd It C\IIOo -BEND TUIL&I SALES DAIU' CRY~-R &' .... to work 1$: .............. ............ w IOUTE 1.241 PTQX . ," an•• CP ID!ted, IIOS Wesl Mala Poule!ioy, Oblo at Zirk't •In Street· College Ave. IIHI Depot 511'1111 DYC ·AKU ,., ... PO (IRAifEES • BUNNY Applications Are Now Being lakin fGr ·~ Jobs At The ••• ,...,. At ' .SP.nru, . ._, '! lltelght safely A·llllil tablets. Only ll8c S~Gc t' SIX ·WANTED .FOR RUtLAND .... 'Pltone m.56119. ,, f 24 6tc &11$2. ball. By loeal owner dos.- ••~e..... 181- .111Ws ..... Fvoo .,., IJJ1lnl. FuU or p ar (0 1111. Dll . . . . .,.,, '': l&l .. ·--- ' I, • ' ' - -~-· -·-"· . �' I ' ·Get Extra Cash The Want Ad fav". . UNKriFY·• I['UVE KON 1 GOf 1RUN <Mil.ElO TO IJAMEV!J AN'I!Jk:K AFORE ~PER· TIME? 1 WA~T I to thank my mOll) lt',antecl Friends rur their kindnr~~ to BABY SnTING. Jeaft ~(i~~eser, me dur ing my hospital1za- Laurel St. Can pye refer.l tion. Sprr1al Lhanks :o Dr. M1teS. Would like to h<Jve l Lewi ~ Tellr. Dr. John Ridgsomf"Mt who work s every- ' way . the q:~fl and nurst>S .:tt dav . 4 27 6tc l Veterans Memorial Hosr 1tal, -- · - - - - - · R£>V. Ch esll'r L('mie). Re-v. HO(;SEKEEPER f6r _gen~ra1, A GOOD·RlR· NOTHIIJG SIR! If lUNG I 1 Wilbur Prrr in. thnsf' ~e nding housework . For interv ieW, see 1 \ tO? C'<Jrds and nowrrs and to 0. HiDdy over of . lb6!; by niPrE', F: ih•en Beeg1t>. liberty Thratrr m ftrlidd1e..l Mrs. CntL.">tarwP Shi rld~- port. 4 '11 tic · 4 27 2tc Wanted To !Ivy fRECKLU Me HIS FIIBIDS T"'IS IS I MIVB'S STUDIO AMAZING. Pomeroy -==~- IIGII HIIIUIS: Mlll ..y tin 11az I y 8:00 ID 6:00 ud beating, Ohio. 1111111 your ~I Badnr's S. Market ,. w.. ~.u -., Rt.asonable . - . Iff 2-a, day • . . . UI'IRIEIC. WHEEl ALIGNMilT Florida Celery ---~ch. '19( ~!".19c Head Lelluce 7.:! '1 GN&nleans ., CR.OSSWORD ...- .'i. Ciblrda 2:5. Half an em 6. Wd me11.11urrs 1'. Wolt whlllile8 ,..._mono !II. B'llrnl- lll, One fl6 the G~tk Jetter 27. Azurite dlum: Plain or with - nese outcast hen~ !7. Flne line ot a lettel' lQ . ConjecJIO.re 21. NartiOW inlft 22. ~~)tact oppotitllo 39. EnUU~. ~0. One of a famGUI c~ H. OW tiGia .,.......,............. '1•- ausaae. mushroom. • • • ·- ', eombinatlon!l. ,. or 12" Sbo -Jk ID . . d .tlen fit '-ltto Cony.Out.....,. ~rkHran CALL WY~ Pick up At G. & G.~ tt.Cow• fS, Billllcal oame #1. Eye in- Ill W. MAIN Pna!I'F in Pl. Masol1 c-y .... ya lszllrc fDr timodl dJI&' Uy? . . . 9 I 11 Al!llcaa. occepted. Cll 8112-2'178 S:30 p. m. f 27 ,..t flamrnatloa ·d I .' \ ' c ....... llodH, Oltlo I I. .'' . r t• ABBIE AND SLATS •L By RAEBURM VAlli BUREN .r pl.39t Stokely Catsup- 6~~$1 Cottage - !:49c Polrmont Top Quolily !' -- - -- ~ - Ice Cream - - - : : 69c . . . . . WIUlE WANTED- ... '~· I r I painter . . . . . . . . . 0¢11 I I 11r t:a ll;ltlnh Crlu llradl•n ... , ' Polrmont AT ITS GREA1EST •ym. 31. To· WU/6 3f.J.,m- HL_.a. . ]&.Railroad !top: a.bllr. Magic PIZZA 29. Ra· • I I -- SER¥11 23. .. 110 ond <.Stall lrMNKI!J8RAY PRIDAY AND SA1u.lAY, .,.Tei:OO '! "*rier'irtw I'll .. I .., • . I Ccnvalescem, Home, ... VI., 7'110211. 4 lll 'i' I _.. ,. .... Home ,,. ... I '5 J ... a. • I 1)11£., P. 0. AAB, Holcomb, MisSOUri, Colllnl Co. New tormlle plu. Bavos 7011 onMblrd It C\IIOo -BEND TUIL&I SALES DAIU' CRY~-R &' .... to work 1$: .............. ............ w IOUTE 1.241 PTQX . ," an•• CP ID!ted, IIOS Wesl Mala Poule!ioy, Oblo at Zirk't •In Street· College Ave. IIHI Depot 511'1111 DYC ·AKU ,., ... PO (IRAifEES • BUNNY Applications Are Now Being lakin fGr ·~ Jobs At The ••• ,...,. At ' .SP.nru, . ._, '! lltelght safely A·llllil tablets. Only ll8c S~Gc t' SIX ·WANTED .FOR RUtLAND .... 'Pltone m.56119. ,, f 24 6tc &11$2. ball. By loeal owner dos.- ••~e..... 181- .111Ws ..... Fvoo .,., IJJ1lnl. FuU or p ar (0 1111. Dll . . . . .,.,, '': l&l .. ·--- ' I, • ' ' - -~-· -·-"· . �' ,r., Jl ., I . ' ' . ., ' BABY .SPECIAL .... .... BABY .·VALUES WEEK WEEK Open Mon. CASH! Thru Thun. 9to6 FRI. & lAT. SWIFT'S PREMIUM tJ. S. GOVI'. JNSPEC'IEU FIJLLY COOKED 11oio Coupoolnlitloo This Thrifty Shopptr to I ....... 1:30, FLOUR COl. SECOND' & MILL BAG FUU.. SDNK &\U' . .aiTPiiiii__............ 4 .. ·. - ... .. . . ,._,_.. _ LE ' 2 $1 ) Swift's Premium U. S. 6ovl.lnspacl.. flllr CooW FULL BUTT HAlF ' l_!· OF12 HAM ....................... Swift's Pnmium u. S. Govt. lntpected CHUCK ROAST •·..~:·n:.:n·• 1 C Swift's,....I•II.LieiiLIIIIpLSiil,.,tl .. lt CENTER CUT SUCES 1 1 Monte Sw1ft's P.-lm 1. L Gnt.ltlplll.. ' SJUI~ •••• ~••••••• . :f FISH S11CIS ........... 3 ..... l31/2.0Z. PKGS. I I DOG ·..NIAGARA SPRAT STARCH 5· s1 4::s $1 . 5 0li:s 1 59C .JUICE No. 2Y2 $CANS I I II IIi lARGEST EVER SHIPPED HEAD LETIUCE J~~·~G l MIX .QR MATCH ..•••• , .••.••3 ..... , •• c.. '•. GREEN ONIDNS-PEPPER5-C ... .... 1 OIL .. ____ .. ~ __ !'! ______39 c i\PPLE~ STOKEL COD' I~ .28-0$ z. ..... Cans ' ,,• \ ' ~ 2 PIJ ~ No.2 I ' ,. ---~ .,. ' ' ' . •• 3 I I I I ..... V.I. UNSWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT F4C 2~~age I I 11 1 1 t .. : ·~ thoa • are. • I ~~-,.· liN ,.~ I• ; l $ . bad to 1!-bullt _.., Gla nmiJ. IIU ....'· thilu· \. ~- iI ' ;· I .... Fl£1!L TISSUES .......... iD 11111 )· . -~· IIIII it . , . · SIZE a to lx-f to 14 ' 1 ...... . 46-0Z. . , CAliS ~ WHm..YEU.OW-IIOIIBII DltiCII-I- SLDI . ,IMS APPLE-CHERRY-PEACH-LEMOI . Spic and Span 16.. 25' &~t.:· ~1 edmg.; BOLD PIE FILLING Breakfast All Flavors ~:..k 11' DOG JUICE r•s JUICE BREAD ~AKE . ... ...w...... ' . u"I-u-- BV.OS LUCKY LEAF Thrill =~ to Ollt- · ATotally New Detergent Discovery CAKE ln•t•nt •f.:1. ....... *2•• -~ eune- CAlli MIXORMMCH 2Ja.u. 51/ . ,... 24-0Z. . I .CfQo 81~'.\'Js •1. --------- , ....... . APIICOT-cllllll• P.EACH-PIIIEAml. . , 10 1 STQKELY'S ORANGI 3 1 PBESERftS IATIIEYANS I' 3Foa 29c · IAPKIIS- -.. --- ~~~.~, 3 ~~~~-51 I IIIII . !ved to I it iDd ~ I I I ' !Gjl., ., ' THOROBRED CHICKEN 8MlliY · ~ ~~:· 5 IIAHDWI I 11)lC 1'ML I Ill . CAN MIX ORMATCH fmh Frozen T.rkeys linD ~JMIIliNi 4. 11 DOLE PINEAPPLE, r ,, Ulos.onHp tGUPONIXPIIIS APRIUO, 1966 lalutttr Sallee . KATIE EVANS WHITE I. L &ool('l..,..t.. c.n~tlo• . tOcc:.oz. 'Ilk lwifrll eo.- Aooolho . .irt · - of - PEAS ICE UBBY'S . STOKILY'S UNSWEETENED ORANGE 1DOSIHIWI ';i' - Sauce I I I THOROBRED FRUIT COCKTAIL a; .. lwlfl'•"""lanii.LIIILh ,,... ,_ ... ,_.. &S• lf~.t\ '•:< II ·· DELMOMTEPICKLED lit. . In BuHer CDRR BEETS -==•"••• 5 HAM....................... .. 1 79c ;~ 18' '"' SLICED UCOI. :=aW!.. .. WITH PURCHASE OF '2.11 Ill lORE AIID ABOVE COUPII •• LIBBY'S - Wilh $2.50 or mort ..rchoso · · PKGS. I I I I I I II Bag of Pills~urr's Flour 39' c &-LB. MIDDLiPORT 1a-L.1. .... .. . .' •,\II .,' ' ...... =. I ' ' ,, I i •! ' 41• ' I .. \ ,. ' • .I ORANGE GRAPI · . COLA I ' ROOT .. BEER . GRAPEFRUIT 12oz. cans .. t U• ie' J ld \." bt rt . . II k, .. t· J ' , ' ' .' ~----------------~ : •, :} c CANADA DRY ASSORTED POP BTLS. . .; 3lb, loz• box •' f:r"~""'''"!~-t ... I I ' • 1 �' ,r., Jl ., I . ' ' . ., ' BABY .SPECIAL .... .... BABY .·VALUES WEEK WEEK Open Mon. CASH! Thru Thun. 9to6 FRI. & lAT. SWIFT'S PREMIUM tJ. S. GOVI'. JNSPEC'IEU FIJLLY COOKED 11oio Coupoolnlitloo This Thrifty Shopptr to I ....... 1:30, FLOUR COl. SECOND' & MILL BAG FUU.. SDNK &\U' . .aiTPiiiii__............ 4 .. ·. - ... .. . . ,._,_.. _ LE ' 2 $1 ) Swift's Premium U. S. 6ovl.lnspacl.. flllr CooW FULL BUTT HAlF ' l_!· OF12 HAM ....................... Swift's Pnmium u. S. Govt. lntpected CHUCK ROAST •·..~:·n:.:n·• 1 C Swift's,....I•II.LieiiLIIIIpLSiil,.,tl .. lt CENTER CUT SUCES 1 1 Monte Sw1ft's P.-lm 1. L Gnt.ltlplll.. ' SJUI~ •••• ~••••••• . :f FISH S11CIS ........... 3 ..... l31/2.0Z. PKGS. I I DOG ·..NIAGARA SPRAT STARCH 5· s1 4::s $1 . 5 0li:s 1 59C .JUICE No. 2Y2 $CANS I I II IIi lARGEST EVER SHIPPED HEAD LETIUCE J~~·~G l MIX .QR MATCH ..•••• , .••.••3 ..... , •• c.. '•. GREEN ONIDNS-PEPPER5-C ... .... 1 OIL .. ____ .. ~ __ !'! ______39 c i\PPLE~ STOKEL COD' I~ .28-0$ z. ..... Cans ' ,,• \ ' ~ 2 PIJ ~ No.2 I ' ,. ---~ .,. ' ' ' . •• 3 I I I I ..... V.I. UNSWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT F4C 2~~age I I 11 1 1 t .. : ·~ thoa • are. • I ~~-,.· liN ,.~ I• ; l $ . bad to 1!-bullt _.., Gla nmiJ. IIU ....'· thilu· \. ~- iI ' ;· I .... Fl£1!L TISSUES .......... iD 11111 )· . -~· IIIII it . , . · SIZE a to lx-f to 14 ' 1 ...... . 46-0Z. . , CAliS ~ WHm..YEU.OW-IIOIIBII DltiCII-I- SLDI . ,IMS APPLE-CHERRY-PEACH-LEMOI . Spic and Span 16.. 25' &~t.:· ~1 edmg.; BOLD PIE FILLING Breakfast All Flavors ~:..k 11' DOG JUICE r•s JUICE BREAD ~AKE . ... ...w...... ' . u"I-u-- BV.OS LUCKY LEAF Thrill =~ to Ollt- · ATotally New Detergent Discovery CAKE ln•t•nt •f.:1. ....... *2•• -~ eune- CAlli MIXORMMCH 2Ja.u. 51/ . ,... 24-0Z. . I .CfQo 81~'.\'Js •1. --------- , ....... . APIICOT-cllllll• P.EACH-PIIIEAml. . , 10 1 STQKELY'S ORANGI 3 1 PBESERftS IATIIEYANS I' 3Foa 29c · IAPKIIS- -.. --- ~~~.~, 3 ~~~~-51 I IIIII . !ved to I it iDd ~ I I I ' !Gjl., ., ' THOROBRED CHICKEN 8MlliY · ~ ~~:· 5 IIAHDWI I 11)lC 1'ML I Ill . CAN MIX ORMATCH fmh Frozen T.rkeys linD ~JMIIliNi 4. 11 DOLE PINEAPPLE, r ,, Ulos.onHp tGUPONIXPIIIS APRIUO, 1966 lalutttr Sallee . KATIE EVANS WHITE I. L &ool('l..,..t.. c.n~tlo• . tOcc:.oz. 'Ilk lwifrll eo.- Aooolho . .irt · - of - PEAS ICE UBBY'S . STOKILY'S UNSWEETENED ORANGE 1DOSIHIWI ';i' - Sauce I I I THOROBRED FRUIT COCKTAIL a; .. lwlfl'•"""lanii.LIIILh ,,... ,_ ... ,_.. &S• lf~.t\ '•:< II ·· DELMOMTEPICKLED lit. . In BuHer CDRR BEETS -==•"••• 5 HAM....................... .. 1 79c ;~ 18' '"' SLICED UCOI. :=aW!.. .. WITH PURCHASE OF '2.11 Ill lORE AIID ABOVE COUPII •• LIBBY'S - Wilh $2.50 or mort ..rchoso · · PKGS. I I I I I I II Bag of Pills~urr's Flour 39' c &-LB. MIDDLiPORT 1a-L.1. .... .. . .' •,\II .,' ' ...... =. I ' ' ,, I i •! ' 41• ' I .. \ ,. ' • .I ORANGE GRAPI · . COLA I ' ROOT .. BEER . GRAPEFRUIT 12oz. cans .. t U• ie' J ld \." bt rt . . II k, .. t· J ' , ' ' .' ~----------------~ : •, :} c CANADA DRY ASSORTED POP BTLS. . .; 3lb, loz• box •' f:r"~""'''"!~-t ... I I ' • 1 �~ • ary ' ,. e . Elect Mrs..._fry Their President ' . ' DnoW T() The l~rar. Of The •• Meip.Ma~~~n ' Pomeroy, Ohio \ il ~~. I ..~rtJ'A .,o ' ' t.l!! ,;, , ~~~ ..4,_ ,.,, ., ~~%t [.., -~~!; ; ·.. .. \ ~=:: THURSDAY;-A..,..P...R... Il-2-8,-1-96-6--------~ . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT.<JHIO VQL XVIII NO. 9 'i "• ent·t ne ~l- I ' Students Launch •Get Out the V Contest in 5 Meigs High School~,~ TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 29-30 "WILD IN THE COUNTRY" (Technicolor) Elvis Presley, Hope Lange, fue!U:Ia.y Weld, John Ireland. wSIGNPOST TO MURDER" loannne Woodward, Stuart Whitman. The respoostbillty of all •Rolland, and the Junior <1-a"' county-~rlde contest and two · up to remind adull citizens of also goea to the polls on to ~xerclse their prlvl- or Southern High &>hool individual prizes os $25 each th'!Jr re!'lponsibHity of voting and The students, or two·..,fiifJ' ,lege of . gomg to the polls on . Fred Crow Pomorov attorne Robert Maroinko, Lon& Bot· for lhe youth to become better team of students bavln& IMay 3 " the object of a liOn· who lrequenily hao ;ho y, , tom, has been appointed chan"- arquanited with their local moat names on his flat ' partisan '·Get Oul the Vote wn con- man f Jtte of ..... " C •t I fi . cern that many people fail to o a comm e J...,.es. government. goes to tbe polls will • ontest n ve hrgh schools of h . • Other judges In the contest will Members of the tlass., ·n the lbe ,,., · · Cou t p vote, as orgamzed the ew~test ' 1 _ prlZes. M 1 eJgs . n y, a omeroy at. . ' I be.Robert Gant, Syracuse; Jack several sector 8 or the county The b.ich school torney Bald today. Tht>re :"''II. be $100 m pr~ze Cnsp, Langsville : John Ter- will circulate forms house-to. be oon£Jned to their Taking part iD lhe contest money. d!slrlbuted. fo~lowmg . re~l, Pomeroy, and Paul Casci, I house asking preaidentx to sign districts in obtaining are the senior tlasses of Porn- the pr~mary election With t50 M~~dl~~· .. a~d go to the polls. The class of persons who will be set astde for the school class Thts IS not a pobticaJ conW1ll receive credit for every Deadline f th test A.ftilll 1 1 eroy, Eastern, Middlepert and 1 determintd the winner of tbe , te~t.'' stressed Crow, "But set person who signs its form, and !to be t~in : con 1 i voters OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 ., ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Ninth Birthday Is Celebrated By Mary Mills Chester PTA Elects Officers I z. .. • ... Auxiliary Will Hold Annual~ ~:;~;=~~;::": I B• Poppy Sales on May 20-21 :i~i.;;ob~~~~~~~ !b~~.::~ r 1g ',,,... '· • , ., " 1 : . :. '• · ,. . •: ":~~~~1 · at · ~" •• I'ORLD ~oquehne•MNJ.E. PARIS fASHION .,. i I J We want you to look your very best during this most important time in your life, so we're of· ferlng you a lOo/o discount on our JACQUE· LINE, CONNIE and PARIS FASHION shoes . . . the styles that always look young, smart. and kicky. Come in between April 28th and May 20th for your special discount. Is 1 meat tal claim 111luat &e-1. ·· ' . Plans were ntade for Poppy Days May 20·21 when · "n• ,nas J. Dodd, ID · Conn. I · \i ,, . 1 ' ,;· ~. d , 1i~~ ,,' 1tbe American Legion Auxiliary met Tnesday evening at lor more lban $IOI,D ill ill.• . • . ~~\~1~ 'J'1,:, ·~~ ·11;, ~ ~~\il • lthe Legion hall. come bt received from a ser- ~' ~~.. I ~ --~- ' '"' ~' ' ~"- i i. M~s. Mason Fisher, president, conducted the meet-! iH of diDms. 1 STUDY PROBLEMS - Syracuse Ma~or Herman London (right I and WiUiam 1 'mg whrch opened in ritualistic form with Mrs. Ernest i The laternol Revenue Serv· I Sheehap, ·director of the Institute of Regional Development at Ohio University. dJ;. iPowell and Mrs. George - - - ---·- ---·- .. · < leo (IRS! confirmed tbol II · cu•s exlepsion of the town's water system eight-tenthll of a mile along Route 124 into !Mowrey as color bearers and the orient. and Is madt up ol 1 bas ordtred an illvKiilatlon SAJGON fUPI) - American infantrymen tojllf an are, annexed ~ore than two years ago. Mayor London and the <"Ouncil are look.. , Mrs. Mtlton Roush Sgt.-at· 7,107 islands. Tire people are I lito tbe lloanclll aHaln of swarmed over a Viet Cong supply complu beUeved to ing for away to fmd finance for the proposed expana!on. Mr. Sheehan and a repre. IArms. lwann and friendly and the w0 .[ 1lodd, wllose aoooclates be the largest in South VietNam. They destroyed It iDd s~nlatlve of an engineering firm met Wednesday night with viila&e officials.- Mrs. J. M. Thornton Is poppy men make the decisions. Mrs. malutaln that flllllh be lo at· toru; of l~d and supplies with white phOJphoroua .crea. chairman and uslsting with the , Webster told of the program : Jeced to -ave recelv"' rr.m ades and Cigarette hghters. Senlinel Photo. sale will be Mrs. Frank Cheese· , carried en by the American dlnnero Ia JNt 1113 aid 1185 The defenders fled across the border into the IIJiebrew. Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Jan- gion assisted by Auxiliarie!l an an • tanb.e tuary o( neutralist Cambodia. elle Cumings, Mrs. Goor·ge through CARE to provide ! _ . . . , ; , . _ " " A battalion of the 1st Infantry Division aweeplJII Mowrey, Mro. Milton Roush, : tools for agriculture and do· the Commumst "war zone c" along the Cambodian bot' ·~ Mrs. Mason Fisher, Mrs. Elza : tContinued From Page 5) !der found enough food, livestock, anc1 UDifOlllll to au'GUmoro. Jr., Mrs. Guy E. I i fit about six Communist regiments. They also aeized mo. Gumtber. Mrs. T. A. Hennes· . torized sampans used for •. PITI'SBURGH (OPI) - Striking miners In segments sy, Mrs. Homer Hysell. Mrs. : transporting the equipment. capbrred. Soufll Vie! Na W; of Central Appalachia were to hol.d meetings today to de. ' Olin Knapp, Mrs. Kenneth Har-1 The camp was located boside 93 ooldiers killed and SS mlllllf cide whether to return to their jobs following ratifica· ris. Mrs. Erneat Powell, Mro. lhe Da Ha Rrver about 75 miles 'and other Allied !ar<ea In tllii •. lion of a new contract by - - ·-- Gerald Wildermuth. Mrs. 0. A. I northwest of Saigon in th• war reported 31 killed IIIII • the. United Mine Workers other locals In Wostern Pe111> . Martin. Mrs. Roy Reuter 1 !.®-yard wide buffer zone wounded. ·[!Joron (UMWI. sylvania and Eastern Obio also land Mrs. Robert Couclr. . Ialong the border where B52s do Dodge Red MinUet The UMW and soft coal o~- scheduled meetings t. review 1 A talk on tbe Philippines was : Meigs County residents are !not bomb for fear of hit'ting 1 In the air war. U.l. 'ators reached agreement .mi the poet before returning to Igiven by Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. 1 I urged to donate blood on Moo- ; Cambodia. spokesmen. said two F4C · . . 1·. ~ ~ashington ":ednE8day provl(l- , work. At least two mines, where I~ Wa! brou~~t ~ut that at one ! day, the day before electwn. j In Saigor1, a military spokes. Pbantom jets 00 1 ~ t .·#Je~fl' r ,. :.'ng a retr'!Octrve lt·a.<fay wage Ilocals had voted to return. were11Jme the Phrhppmes belooged to I Plana were made to observe · The Bloodmobile will be at the . man sard 35 U.S. servicemen sance mission near Vinh bad to I · • increa~ !011 obout 110,0110 soft idled again today wheo .plckeh the Unilt4 S~je& ~ •<!II thei; .Poppy Day in Middleport. In· Pomeroy Junior High School !' were killed in actmlaat week dodge at least two Ru"iao-bullt ; Ll'!"n.E ROCK, ARK. -GOV. coal mrners. appeared. rndependence July c. !tHe. They dudin~ t: televilion lljlpearan .. : from 11 ~to~.. I!ST. .llld. 017 ~~ •' ••b&tantial antHlirfrllfl .Jililallel aoq then >" Orval f;. ·FaUbus, the nation's UMW Local '15t in Bobtown, In West Virginia. also I cen· are the CIII'Y Chrlotlan natloa_I• I by the Feeney • llennett Post : Mrs. Vrrgtl Hamm: Blood, drop from the previous week called. in . oiher Ali' r.!CDnd longe!lt - term state Pa .. headed by S~eve Kochis ter of the resistance. some mllt28, Amencan Legion Au1iliary 1Progra~ C~lJ'ITian, !IBid MeigS 1when 89 were killed and 635 Fl05!1 to hit the sites. Tile ptlitlt chief exeelltlve; made good who ~as been a crrtlc of the , ners returned to the pits but I iTuesday evening at lho post !County IS s!JII In need of more i wounded. I reported tbey l>ft the lrt!l 1 ''engulfed in smoke." Wednesday h1s promise to quit unton s. top echelon, scheduled Iothers were awaiting receipt tf ' homf' than normal am.o~ts of blood 1 The V1et Cong suffered 1 1 alter 12 yean of office. ~ mee1mg for 1 p.m. EDT. I a written contracl I Mrs. Albert Roush, president, : :ver the defiCit accumulat- 1heavily during the same one- 1 Air Force officlals atu Faubus, who 'li!Tounded Cen· . R~overed announced the annual Poppy the last few months. Iweek period ending April 241disclosed that the •ita! Mu Gil tr·al High School with Na~onal l IDayo sale on Friday and Satur· b~ealthy person between when 694 killed and 89 Pass "wao put out of conunfS. Guardsmen ln 'l957 to become. ' day, May 20 and 21. Cadet Girl t e agea f 31and 110 Is IOVJted l ·sion'' a ain b iant IIQ symbol of aoothero resistance Pomeroy pohce recovered • ]Scout Troop 185 will assist. I to donate next Monday. Young [ I g y g to racial desegregation, Sllid : stolen taxi cab Wednesday that ' Tire auxiliary will also hold . men and women between the bombers wblcb dumped lhiluMarcb 21 .ire would not seek. had been reported stoleo earlier a rummage aod bake oale in'"~" of IB.and 21 may donate . sands of. pounds. of eaploslvetl seventh term. Polltlcians doubtm the week in AnnlpoHs, M~. the Coats building on the :same Iupon the signature ef their par- ; on.. it ~ur~g ~raid :U~Y· ed him lhell. But he made It WASHINGTON fUPI) - Sen. J. William Fulbright They dedbred to disclose !herr da)'ll. All members are asked' ents. Thrs " II. This II wberl ollicial by failing to file for .has rejected another bulwark of U.S. China policy- the pr~gress In lnveotrgatron of lhe I 'to donate to the rummage aod Blood Is urgently needed. thooe ba.~iea .got most f1l their the July 26 Democratic prim· view .of the Communist Chinese as a people bent on ag· mcrdent. bake sale. Serving. the canteen for . the I Isupplies. sard tho U.S. Mfill . ary election Wednesday was gressron. Pollee said the taxi wao aban- Mrs. Roush also announced llloodmobtle on Mond&y will be . major commanding the batfa. the deadlin~. . Fulbright said Wednesday that China was trying pri· doned on West Main-s! in front that all auxiliary members of the He~th Methodist Church I lion which located the 1!0111~ m~nly to regain the status it had before Western powers of the Pomeroy Flower Sllop. !the Eighth District are to from Mrddleport. I CLEVELAND (UPII - The lof bamboo warehouaea .,.,,.._ Th "rd 8 . Ban 1-mclud1!Jg the Omted States-smashed the Chinese ec· Pollee had rl towed to the I attend a television program ••· ll.lood debts owed by the : weather Bureau bas issued ro. 1 rng a treasure trove of SliPPIIIt., I 1g g \ODOmy w1th economiC inter. . Blaettnar Auto Co. The cab had .er WSAZ In Huntington Tues- Mergs County Red Cross Chap- iday the following severe weath· l near the Cambodia border. . WA8111NGTON _ CO>IMU· ventlon in the 19th century. lrn pow':'. been stolen from the New Yel- ~ day: May 10 on "Poppy ter presently.total86 Mrs. Ma· •er bulletin: • ·nlst China Is expected to ··· I The chairman of the Senate Fulbngbl: at odcla ~lth the low Cab Co., Annapohl. Pollee motion Day." A chartered Hamm sard. . . . I A severe thunderstorm watch u~ plode anoth•r nuclear device- •Foreign Relations Committee[administration on Chrna and also Wednesday arrested Dennll !will take tire group there. · ~m. while remmding 1is in effect for that portion of ".LID0""'5' her lhird In less than 18 montbsllsaid American hostility to the Viet Nam pohcy, gave his T. Brl!es, ~· N~w Haven, on 8 IIt will leave Grow's Steak county reSJdent!oJ of the need Ohio bounded by a line from -"within a few -ks." U.S. present Chinese regime was polnt-by·point rebuttal of the stop Slllf vtolation char~ and . at 5:30 a. m. EST. a good turnoot of. potential Sanduaky to Youngstown to officials aaid today. America •prolonging the · extremism of oHicial view that Chloeae Dewey K. Bass, !8, Georcra, de-l having a reservation to be . for tbe upcommg blood· Huntington, w. Va .• to Cincinna·[ is advising a number of Asian Ithe revolution that brought it to action In Korea, India and ffctive exhaust. celled Is asked to contact mobile vrsrt this corrung Mon· ll to Sandusky. •. and European allies of the an-, power in . 11149• Tibet were examplea of aggres• Rouab by May 5 aa there ia May l. a~t he Pomeroy The threat of a few se""re 1 _CHARLESTOWN, Ind. t'UPI) Hcrpated blaat In an attempt to I alon. Several lions Will warting hst of those WJBhing Hrgb audrtorlum !rom I· thunderstorms with large bail Authorttlea beld little IIDpe take some of the edge off the i Until the Unilt4 ·States makts Attend Conference go. p. m. . !and damaging winds will · today of finding. the propaganda effect ol another an effort to otop a drift toward Dr Harold Brown pre&ident Momben of the post The largest debt. 32 pmts, Is 1in this area until 12 noon three men mf1111ng and ,... oucce.. in Peking'sdrive to lwar with China by moderating School Employen Will~ Leadingham 'nal w : eratlng from lllnoss Veterans Memorial Hospital. Itoday. sumed. dead Ia .a vloljtlj become a major nuclear pow· thl~ br¥itillty, _Fulbright said, • ' ner, AI Leonard ..;d 11 G;,t Gene Rice, from debts are 19 at Holzer I At 7:15 a.m. EST radar eaplos10n which ~ · 11 er. Chroa will con~nue to fear the W1U Hear Lewis of the PomerOY Liona Club will ans Hoap1tal mHuntington; 10 at Mergs General. :ed a ..arty solid line of storage mqll!lnt !~ 25 at out-of-area bosprtals. ·ers and thunderstorms U.S. officillls said information A~lan presence of massive Ste Luc ti · - a district meeting of Kennedy, from Kentucky at the Army a~ · . · rPceived during the paat week American military Ioree. retaryve 1 the"''ohlo"~- velatsecl· Lions at Athens It was an- ana Hoapital, and CIBI'ence iToledo to east Cincinnati. near here. ' · / .• · 0 indicated t' t " ~soc on • key reported The blaal rocked tilt *Iii "a prepara .. ona are Speaking at the Johno Hop. of School Employees will be nounced Wedneaday at a regu'. 11 • - · virtually complete for the kins Univeralty School of the speaker wben ~ M 1g Jar luncheon meeting of the Huntington Veterans OriDS A. H. Blakeslee .otJO.acre lnstallatloa wb1e11 8 Interna'"'nal Sil!dies, County. ha: In the Federated Church. :".:.:er:.:u:t Ato Dies in Michigan lions at t~• Slnkiang Province ' Fulbrrgbt contended that II was Its sprrn~ dinner meeting s.at· With. Dr. llrown, prealdtnl, Mourning and family in St. AI· A. H. Blakeslee, father injured 45 per800B. Two Ill lilt te!lldg cround In northwest Chi· ~!o:=.: .. tha~,PT~~p:"" the ~y llitht at Eaatern Hlp ::'~i~:the~ ,.. bans on the death of Mrl. C. E. Blakeslee, of Pomeroy, Injured were admiUed to c:li1l 0 na could del•y the test for two persuasive" threata of •:; ~· Cl land ld of the the Replla June 10 • ~; • 1~ ~ourning. Followlitg the Hammering thunderstorms died. at St. John's Memorial County Memorial J!olpiWJ ·11 or three weeks. Ch' e " • • pres en1 IJrurch ladl · lllf members went to loosed Dash floods in the Dallas Ihospital In St. Johns. Jeffersonville. R. V. Telrkk, ~:::"':\.kaosao Democrat also :e~re~:.: ~~~m:"! eon were ~.~'?K~:r~':~~ Dairy Bar fer refreshments. today, drown.in_g at le~at ~:;. ::•sday. He was 91 ~· ~barry, 11111 lellrlct ., . NPw Home for Reth rejected the U.S. view that hers will be preaented by Ali.,. IJIIy Houck and Mrs. Edith Melp ~ C.prrcrous sprrng Funeral services will be Sa~ ~uredrga ' 39' Scolllbtat, weri CINCINNA11 - AN ATLAN- Communist China Ia aggresolve Nease, vocal instructor at East· Larurlng. Admlulou _ 'nm the 1 sp~e~ •:;:ero In urday at 3 p. m. at the Bengal Maj.· William G IAtwlr4ld. Ia architectural !tam wiU draw becauae it lo Communial He em JUab School, aac1 Rev. 11cJb. WEA'I'IIIR Middleport· Judy Hall IB'm 1. rna • snow E.U.B. Church In St. Jobna commander of pita!, lliei,. wllmhmry plans for Clncio- said much o! Chinese pOlicy ,ert E. Smith, pastor of· the .Hy. l'lrll7 .._, UJl eoolar to-! TO) Bertb Arther ' and dronchmg ram. The UP! The body will be at the Oqoocj tlfied the dead Dale D natl'l new rlverftont aladium can be traced to ·views bald sell Rim Free Methodlat church IIPI, IIIII Fl'lday. Lew lolllbtl DIRUrcea - cbarlel ~ water ran five feet Funeral Home in St. Jobaa un· the father ofasflve ___!~~·•"' 00 t'age 2) long before Oo~ts -.ere will.llv• the Invocation: Will, Cl-45 Ia 1M out, rett, Roae Carr. · .:... ~the Rich- til time of service. Mr. C. E. father of !orr ·• ear 1 1 and Blakeslee left Wednesday and ' reacued scores of mator- lor St. Johna after hearin 1 from trapped ean In his father's cleath Dallaa. ID lddltlen to the . deld reported by llallu LOCAL TEMPS atateo, the Dlshicl•·of,compotlq raUroarla advernlylfreiCht-pau•up; 1181,..t two persona were mil!- The temperature In and Canada. afffctod . by lira IIMI'If!r be of New Erllllod, , a eroy's bualneas district al companaated. comprebotrsiq pattem ol ttrnadoea IJlUII • a. m. today wu 59 rlqree& the IIOtiiiiB'n plains and der rainy sklea wlthltr, and "' 11 ol tbe ldldweat during the · conunu·l from, New ~ llaelf. Funnel clouds were IJ?"''"'"*"''"'_""' ... Ilii>IEH.!O&.. MIOLIOdHOl-After eiCht ,._.... It 'Dent.,, Denalaon, . . . . fiiJSBen-lresuit, the order aald, In Weill ODd Wella and million a ynr lD !pT-. Thai(IC of tht NOW .YOO INO\Y New York 'l'llt . It eot~~~~ltte . • tlllre . ' .. I c •• Put to Torch Le· l centraIAppaIachJa• M•Jners • on \Vage proposaJ Meetmg 1 1 Blood Needs 1 * * * Middleport Great says ip D oppy ays PIanned ChairDl'an . ;or;;r--1 1 Fulbrtg. ht D'ISCOUnt s v·tew Js Red China's Aggresstve • AIm • Charter No. 1980 REPORT OF CONDlTION OF The Pomeroy National Bank / Stolen TaxJCab • 1 . . Bad Storm T0 trt'ke , i Across 0h1o ' , s 1 OF POMEROY In the State of Ohio, at the Close of BUBiness on Aprll 5, 1966. Pub- ,/ Ushed In reaponse to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, un· Bodies ....:...... After Blast clw Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. ASSETS Cash, balances with other banka, and cash ltema in proce111 of collection ------------------·-·--United Statea Government obllgatlona, direct and guaranteed ·······---------------·-····-··· Obligations of Stale& and political subdivisiona ···-·other bonds, notes, and debentures ----------------Loans and discounts ··-·························· Flied assets • ·-·-······-················· Other welt -·······················-··········· TOTAL ASSETS ..................... _ ..________ ..... I I ,ll ~t~ 'I j· t j ' TOTAL LIABIUTIES -----··------------------- $7,665,!163.42 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ,I ·I ·~ a l ' I:' ; ~ · '. ' 1• ;, Common stock-total par vllue -------------······- $ 100,000.00 No. shares authorized 4000 No. shares outstanding 4000 Surplua ---------------------------------------- 300,000.00 Undivided proflta -------------------------------91 1585.62 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ----------------· 4911535.62 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $8,157,099.04 I. Maxine Griffith, Ca&hier, of the above-named bank do hereby deolare that thiB report of condition Is true ond correct to the beat of my knowledge and belief. MAXINE GRIFFITH We, the underaigned directors attest the correctne•a of this r .. )lOri of condition and declare that it bao been ewnlned by uo and to the best of our knowledge aqd belief Ia true and correct. EDISON HOBSTETI'ER ALE'RED M. ELBERFELD ~ IIANNJNQ D. WIB8'1'IIi8 - WAREHOUSE 4,096,267.77 592,342.18 1,742.50 2,628,537.11 36,000.00 21,901.62 $8,157,099.04 lJABUJTJES Demand deposita of lndlviduala, partnerahipa, and corporation• ---------··········----------- $2,804,415.0~ Time and aavlngs deposita of lndlviduala, partnerships end corporations -----------·-····· 4,325,726.14 53,026.37 Deposits of United States Government -------------667,834.92 Deposita of States and political oubdlvlslona ···-----14,560.94 Certified and officers' checks, etc. ·----------------TOTAL DEPOSITS ·······-····-· ,7,665,563.42 la) Total demand depUBita ••••••• ~.176,337.28 lb) Total time and aavingB deposita $4,489,226.14 - - - - .I t1 ' ~I $ 780,307.86 Mechanic Street In Po.eror HOOVER :~::~·that'!?.th~~ha:!::J Advanced • carpets ond ruga. 4-H Club Meer. AI Milhoan Home The Five Points star Stitch· ers 4-H club and adl'ilors, l/lrs. Roy Holter, Mrs. Dwlghl Mil· boan and Mrs. Orla Glntlrer met Tuesday evening al the home of Mrs. Milhoan. Peggy Milhoan, prealdenl, was in charge of the meeting. which opened with the pledge to the United States and 1-11 flags. Members aaswerecl call wlth their ravorite food. carol Hill gave a health report on proper eadng. Each girl fold of her paat projectrr. Project books for the were distributed. Each girl &tarted recipe book as a project. Mrs. Holter showed a f i 1m, "Meals the family enjoy proper and Improper table lings and manners. A deDI!rn-11 stration on mating a salad log a lighted "''ar cube on waa given by Mrl. Milhoan. Relrealllllenta were aerved lira elooe ol lira nreelllri to membera, lira adrilon .... auest, Cbwlene Goe&J~ '• '. • ._.aboultt.a•a• ..... monts tllat mOb thlt Hoover o Mol 2 .. I , -- Big Selection$.' - Vinyls ..: .. Sw•penln the Dr•pe~· Deparfment. . Floor Tile -· Big ,Selaction of Chrome Edging- 2, 3and4 Yard Widdinoltlims -Floor Veneerings --Rubber Runnerand Atc:elsories. 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