http://66.213.69.5/files/original/14ba6d26570dc16da0c39cbc0997878f.pdf b502b1cda895ebdc736d055fb72ddba9 PDF Text Text >.i i , -• · I , , ' • '" • I l,• --~ . ~~d4~ o.• MJy •• 1~, · .,,~Planned of Holter /;lome ~~~~r~.ill b~Happy Harvesters Closs ~.· ... ,. ~-' ' ' ' ~ 'l . ~· J ', I , Ar~:~:~ ~i~~rJ:~~'l." . , Lt'fe':.. : L·n· E.n·g··fa·.~.d . 5:i:;g:~:·~~·t: A ·lesson on tying knots was ' t: -;~; ·~ee!~a ~ee;: About Pomeroy '•I ·L ' ' I u s· c·0 mpare..d / ' ' . ' '• , .. • jlli:IY 1G be held at er, and Mn. Philip Meinhart. Monday night beld at Heath of Mrs. Homer Hoi- Plans were also completed • Methodist Church, Middleport. on June 2 was planned for the luncheon whieh was ~ Mary Krawcoyn and Debbie , •! I • the Happy Harvesters serve<! today to Meigs County Kaufl presented a magic act. ·., mot Friday night at the H.•~lth Depar~entofficialsand Mn. V. D. Edwards ~pent Games were played, and the Acomparison-eflifein '~mcrPringle commented . on the liberoy Trinity Un1ted Chorch VISitmg. docto.''. here to conduct Mothers ~eekend at Oluo Unl- meeting was concluded With ica with that in England wps gi- rebellion of American students a hearmg chmc. In ehargo of verSity w1th her daughter, Cher- taps. Attending were Tma N1· ven by Peter Pringle of Carlisle 'in the college d.assroom and . ev~t will .begin wtth a servmg the. luncheon were Mrs: yl: a freshman: Cheryl was in- eri. Pam Dodson, D f b b 1 e England, speaker at the Sunday said that protest ·to ed...,allonol dmner w1th Mrs. Hoi- Ben N•utzling. Mrs. Lew1s ROI ltiated Into Phi Chi Delta sor- Schuck, Mar)one Wamsley, night May Day observance ol authority does not occur Ill En· the dessert. Mem- bel, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Hen· orlty in ceremonies at G a I· Beth Fultz, Venita Gibb.•. Deb· the Middleport First United gland. are to attend In costume. ry Re1bel. . breath Chapel. . bie Kauff. Barbara Demoskey, Presb terian Church. , . . -; : Mrs. Dale Sm1lh was nam- Mrs. Grover Erb was. report M1ss Erma Smith, Columbus, Mary Krawsczyn, and Jyl Beay . Discussing econol!lles of his i!d ehairman of a committee to ed ill and members Signed a was the weekend guest of Mr. ver. Pringle, who came to Ameri- country, the speaker said, thot ~andle serving of a luncheon lo round robm card for her. Read and Mrs. Philip Meinhart. . ca on a Rotary International there are fewer cars, and IOI!S the Pomeroy High School Class at the meetmg were cards of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heines, • -~ Fellowship, is completing stu· color television sets and houseof 1917 at noon on May .27. Har- thanks from Mrs .. Gienroy Ew· Ravenswood, W. Va., visited ru dies for his doctorate in radio hold appliances. He' .aid thot 11ld Martin, Fort Lauderdale, a mg and Mrs. Sehr_n BlazewiCZ. over tlte weekend here with nis ~ and television at Ohio Universi- the average weekly wage is $50, lraduate of the 50th anniver- The birthday anmversariOs. of mother, Mrs. Louise Heines, ~ ty, and will be returning to Eng- that haircuts cost 30 cents, and ailry class, will be host for the Mrs. Mabel Wolfe and M 1 ss and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I' land later this month. luncheon which will be served Maude Grueser were observed. V. D. Edwards. . m In the church social room. I A prayer from . the yearbook Weekend guests at the Wei· ~ The. spc•ker said that. Eng. Appointed to the serving com- opened thr meetmg conducted by Whaley home were Mrs. Una fi! land . JS onl~ now developmg a mittee were Mrs. Clara Karr. by Mrs. Henry ReibeL Mr s. Bolin, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. , ~ comprehenSIVe school system. Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Mrs. Low- Karr had devotions mrludmg a Herbert Herdman, Jackie and . ~ School begms when a c h I I d renee Lanning, Mrs. Henry Rei- hymn, "Trying to Wa I k, " Larry, and Dana Howell of near I Miss Mae Weber, Buffalo, N. reaches fiVe years old and by bel, Mrs. Max Meinhart, Mrs. ~ripture, a poem, ''Let Me Be Pomeroy. Mrs. Howett is a pa- · Y., arrived Monday for a visit h1s ea~ly teens. the career or Bent! Wolfe, Mrs. Fred Dessau- a Little Kinder," and conclud·l tient at Holzer HospitaL Iwith her nephew, Vernon Web- profess1on he wlll follow has - -~- 1 - - ' ·-·er, and family of Rutland. been determined. W1th the Eng-~ ! ing with the Lord's Prayer in 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brad· Isih, .~ackground and family sta. . ~ unis on. 1 ford, Columbus, were Saturday tus are deternung factcm; m\ Games wen played with priz-[ visitors of his mother, M l' ca~eer. s!'lectio~, ~;ingle "sald, es being won by Mrs. Wolfe, William Bradford. wh1le m Amenca output <nd I ;~·-· \1rs. Lanning, Mrs. Louis Rei~ Mrs. Orion Nelson spent last talent are the pnme consJdera- '} ! /. : ';. . ' ! \ '·' f, / '·~ ~ f bel, and Mrs. Amanda Kaspar. week in Columbus with her son- t_i.o_n_s. _ __ _ _ _ __ ' Refreshments were served in-law and daughter, Mr. and '' Around and About Middleport let and ,niieJs, ana no res!auran~ .Qr bands, sa~~Jcvision is pt o vi d e d of ~~~~~~~: through one major British stalion, and IS independent statlons w1th advertisers, accord· ing to ,the speaker. In conolusion, Pringle commente<l young people of Amenca more opportunlties ,for a · life than the youth of England, but perhaJl!l a less life. Children of the Meigs ' ty Home were guests at the event with members of the Mid, dleport and Harrisonville congregalions attending. The children were transported to the church by Richard Owen, Allan Leonard, and Paul Haptonstall. ' I l.e<IDal'CI, ' :Eij~Wd Klirr, 'Jr., FUltz, Rev. HojVOI'd J\oJlpell. revue concloded with "Ml~· ~· erica.'' ,. C. E. Ruppelt ·Ie<! !Jle:• • in. singing Happy~ ll!rf~,y;, tO the speaker. Cake imi· . pgn~b were served,by· 141¥ PPYlii!I:Joachjm, Mrs. Richard' .Ow.., Mrs. Robert Haggerty. M'n. Leonard, Mrs. Hap!Q~Il!}l~~ Edward Burkett, Mra: .!'T~pi . Rue, Mrs. ·Thomas ~~.','jjjld Mrs. Karl Owen. 1.11'8, · ~e accompanied ber · husb~Vld '· 'lo Middleport: ' ': , ·; .,, t iY·•t',C ' =- ' 1 · ,- ' . WASIIINGTON - DESPITE he~¥)' congressional !11"8&ure, lbe Jobnaon admlnl•lriiU!n'' ill' pll!WiiJ>a lo continue I~ .•~n-! tromslal llChool lntqraUon "auldelloes" unchanged for .the lti6H8 academic year. I' U. S: Education ·CommJ.Sion-l ' er Harold Howe II made tbat plaiD when be IGld a Housel' appropriations IUboommlttee I tbal he and his bola, 9ellretary John W, .Gardner ol the Health, Education and Welfare Depart~t, "have agreed that IIley (~ suldeUne9) ought to con- ' Your Gift To Mother On Her Day Is ,Your Own Special Way Of Telling Her How Much She Means To You Always . Choose From Our large Selection Of Gifts Certain Of Pleasing Mother, " ' eDRESSES eAU WEATHER COATS eRAINCOATS e SHAPELY BLOUSES eCATAUNA SPORTSWEAR eSUITS ePAJAMAS eGOWNS eDUSTERS e.ROBES eSWEATERS eSLACKS eUMBRELLAS eHOSIERY eHANDBAGS In Straw VInyls and Leather e BILLFOLDS by M•eker eLUGGAGE by Samsonite and A,lrway BAHR C~OTHIERS Past Councilors Planning Picnic At Coolville . . . Plans for a p1cmc m August, at the Wilson Roadside Park, Coolville, were made when Dis!riel 13, Pas t Councilors Association, Daughters ~f A~erica, met at Tuppers Plams. · Mrs. Sally Sm1lh had charge of the meeting and appoinied Mrs. Ivy Stacy and Mrs. Helen Noland to the auditing commlttee. It was deCided that t be silver .collection would he pre• -4: sented at the stale session In Cleveland to the orphans fund. •' See The Big Seledlon of Early American Living Room Sui~ 11'111 Mrs. Ruby Matheny read the ' ·' . scripture and the group repeat'•' • ·l Chairs In The Fumiture Department on the 3rd Floor. ed the Lord's Prayer and the pledge to the flag . Atiending besides tbose m~nYou'll Want To See All Tho Other Fine Gifts In The Fumlture Department tioned above were Mrs.. Ed1th On The Second and Third Floors - Breekf11t Sets - Lampo - Plctur11 Betzing, Mrs. Clara Smith, Chairs- Bedroom Suites - CoHee Tables - End Tables - Refrigerators Mrs. Lina McVay, Miss Bonnie - Stoves - Washers - Dryers - Carpatlng - Lawn and Porch Fumlture Douthitt. Mrs. Meta C I ark, - And Many Oilier Good Ideas - Stop In Right Away - Look Around Mrs. Tallie Clark, and Mrs. Select Your Gift For Mother's Day Next Sunday• Jean Wolff. ---A thought for the dayFrench playrlght Pierre Cor· neille once said: "Do your duty, ," " and leav• the. rest to.h·:e:av::en:·_"J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""!'!"""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ~ -. ._ ...... - - ' '> lbwe." EIberfeld5 In p0 mer0 y 3 Attend Regional Library Meeting l C. E. Blakeslee, president of , the Board of Trustees of t h Meigs Local School District L1- . brarfes; Mrs. Jean Hart, llbrlll'· ian of Pomeroy, and Mn . . da Eblin, bookmobile clerk, tended the Ohio Library I elation Regional meeting Fri·J 1day at the Hermann Fine Arts ; Center, Marietta College. ; •'Tomcrrow's Library Service - Whose Responsibility" was the theme of the program, Joseph F. Shubert, state Jlbrar- ~ ian spoke on "How Ohio is Planning for Future Library · Service." Mayor John A. Burn· worth of Marietta welcomed the guests. BOOSTERS MEET A special meeting of the Pomeroy Band Boosters ha• called lor 7:30 tonight at Pomeroy High School auditor·! ium. Remember Mother t; WITH ROWERS tCon•ges ePot Pl1nts tBouquets NORMA GOODWIN FlORIST Next To •lberfeldt Ons-nd~t• Ph. 992·2933 . 967 ' ro .. .' j ·~rea Schools Given Title I I Three Funds ' ' rou lUPI· dleport, were weekend visitors I ' 'f of their gr811dparents, Mr. and 1 Mra. Harry Swan, Portland. i ·~ . . ' -. .e Guidilinu eo HoW. .. ;..< . ' lilitens ~aUonal B[" . ·, . ,, ) Try Banking By Mail <.-.t . 0 ·l: during a concluding social hour Mrs. Richard Nelson and their . by Mrs. Max MeinhRrt, Mrs. in!ant daughte, Melanie Carol. l Dessauer, and Mrs. Gladys Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wat' Cuckier. kins and children, Tommy and Christopher, Columbus, were weekend guests of their parCrusade llnderway ents Mr. and Mrs. William SlaAt Rock Spring1 ter ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Ora WatA Crusade lor Christ featur· kins. ing the Rev. Curt Davis, con· Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons rert organist, soloist, and song returned Saturday after visitleader, is underway at t h e ing Miss Rebecca Berry in BelRock Springs Methodist Church. Jefontaine and Miss Ruth Car· The Rev. Mr. Davis, who was son and j, E. carson ia Bucyassociated with the Cadle Tab- rus. ernacle for 13 years, ls here un- Michl Lloyd, student at Ohio Save time and troubl~ . We furnish der sponsorship of the Metho- State University, spent the your free bank-by·mail envelopes. dist Youth Fellowship. ServiC'eS weekend here wlth his parents, and send you a receipt as soon as being at 8 p.m. The Rev. Ches- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd. Juin· your deposit is credited. It's smart to ter Lemley, pastor, delivers the lng the family for a visit were do your banking by maiL Start today. message eaeh evening. The cru- Mrs. Oscar Bastiana and chi!· Your money is insured by a federal sade will continue through Sun· dren, Gallipolis. Mr. Lloyd is agency. day night. The visiting musician In Charleston this week for a FREE CUSTOMER PARKING i• the houseguest of Mr. and shoe show at the Daniel Boone Mrs, Harold Blackston. Hotel. His employment i• with WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ---Genesco Cedar-Crest Division. SEVEN NOO' LISTED Mr. a~d Mrs. WendeD G e rThe names of seven Jach were in Marietta Sunday • students in Middleport were afternoon due to the death of listed on a program a relative. •• -at Sunday's concert. Not Mrs. Hennan Bailey return· ed to her borne here Monday I were Mike Buskirk, Bob Mary Holman and Marsha after a lengthy stay in Cincin· wart, senior band members, nail due to illness. She was ac· ·• , Teresa Nirinsky, Jill companie<l home by her daughMember Federol Deposit lnsurence Corporltlon and Lee Floyd of tht ter, Mrs. Mary Jean Harrison ~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~b;::•::;nd::,·=======:;;l M~~ht=d BiD Swan, Mld- '{..:"' . _': eac ers s.l 1 ., , .' ' GIVE A·LASTING GIFT.OF FURNITURE :·,<;· 1 ':!., * * * To Ask Levy �,. . ~"" "' ' -f < ... " ~ .f"':':; ......7 . : 4" f.~ " \ ~" ~ .• :~tJ · ·~~' "~ ' ~ ~ · ~.. •,'·Jn Tourney ,.1, ·~enlor F0r Oh.I0 FueI 'ExpanSIOD . .. .. , ,1 , . \ ~, ·j '": f~=;~!,ii::., ·~··I · Muskingum County. Ten ot tbe 25 . new wells ~e~~. ~,..~.~a:u~ '~ ·-- ·' ' ' wm j tile fact that It is the first year pitched since Pony wgue baseball, permitted ... ~ one KC batter to cet as lar •! second. • ~· was In tbe top of !be s~enth wileD rijlllflelder Coo!>et' led oil Willi I e No Gimmicks I Flnlaw ..,. a :t. • ,. . ~"" ·r ..,o, nu.. .., · Cltr. "•• I ••ua. 11.10 .,. eUTI.,. ..,..c. lllohlr Rout. wbere 110t avallablel OD.I morrtb. lt.M. 1J Creek 000 01)0 IJ- 0 0 000 20t x- 6 8 0 uih a.. nu llO.CIIh Sla ~0 U11ch and · Boward; MOort IUS. 'l'hhll •oatllt. es.ao, P<i!:nert>V .. er~w ' :-._..,1.:,/ .: (, tAif-.tox eMallthlon ·' e 80% W.. S.vln , ·For w~ Ind.Grits CiPntrollnCorn ' •.tiATRAZINE .· . . . . . •LP~PX. ' ' ' . 'i ' . '_, ... ,. Al10 Av~llablton SPECI~ORDER ; , , moew. l&lbMflp. AL$o'QPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS .FRIDAY .NIGHTS TIL 9 ' ( . O I DELIGHT ·' jo· " ... mea .I and . ' . CERnFIED HAS NOT RAISED GAS PRICES! Regular _ 30.9c Ethyl _ 31.9c · .{' -~ . Certified Oil Co. 39c to 8 · . e to a : 6TH 4r PEARL STS.-RAOIN/il "The Store With A Hart" .lfi: Right reserved to limit quantlt~o ~! make PonyLeagne ·To Open Play Early in June '. BUTTERMILK · J9c ... ~ . ,._ ••• ••• pepper • •. •. GIRLS & BOYS .. ~· BICYCLE SALE ~l~n'BLES$ .95 ~gal. carton • eSTANDARD ..•;' . . :, UP • •••• allspice FIRESTONE . • • , cmnamon • • 1966 Ford F400 6 cyl. 3 spd. trans. statesllde Pickup 1.966 ·Ford F-100 . •··~ l 8 cyl. 3 spd. trans. styleslde Pickup Ground lleef· 3 1•• 1.39 1964 Ford F-100. ·, l964 Ford F:7oo~:. ··.fii . •. 'l' 8 cyl. &spd. trans. 2 spd. rear we, cab oild / chaSsis 't · ·~r ;'.' Where your fingers do ,thl! walking. 8CY,L 4-s))!l. trans. Stak,e lie4 I -· 1961 Chev. 3-4n · . r . $1895 $1895· $1··· 9':5.··. ' Bey+ 3·spd. trans. Styleslde PlclWp · :~STOKEL Y•s Jowl Bacon l••. 79c e . .,.. . cardamon ~ •' ' . 1 ,,. .. . ~-1 i I. ' ·' $14.9 ~5 ' ss.9·s ·aeO . French City Brind Pure Lard· 4•. 6 9c I I . -',, French/City wieners have that good meat .tl-. \ .,. ....vor. , Of course, there's a reason for this IDello\f goodness. Only protein-packed cuts of beef pork are used and blended with imported spire! ·. .• (the kind wvery good cook hlm on her·kitchen spice shelf.) It's then gently smoked with the \\ .. tangy aroma o~ hardwood embers wgive you the best tasting\wiener you'll fuld aiiywbere. i They'.re pre-cooked so you don't have to. ·. Just heat for plump '1eoder ~, '' That's for sure! ·· : :. .· and • FiJL VALU BEST BUY \ ' .. lb. :i.~ flavorful &wholesome! ·\ nutmeg eC. T. 0.''' " Our Own Good Fresh pl:itc bucket • • FOR • Cente·r Cuts lb69c Sliced ...... :, .. . ... " 'j t·.~~ seventh inning to 11ft 1111 Philadelphia Pbillies over , ~ Atlanta Braves. . · · ll Ron Davis drove In two f!ll!' 'lllth a homer aad a slagle ~ young Larry Dierker sca~fll nino bits to give tile, AatrOI their fir.JI triumph over tli,o Dodgen In 10 game. Dier~. who won hla third game a,alillll two losses, also drove In a iilil with a sacril!ce By. ' ,., c ' Atlanta Bravea. Ron Davis drove in two runs with a homer and a sing!" and bqls bqls . Pitcher Ray Culp tripled and Ernie Banks and .John BoccabelIa doubled to drive in two runs each and highlight a 14-bit Chicago attack that carried -the CUbs over !he San Francis~• Giants. 0., May 10, • CUTS' . Roger Maris also hit his first homer of the season for the Cardinals as Steve Carlton, who struck out nine Pirates, picked up his second victory In three decisions. Pitcher Ray CU!p tripled and Ernie Banks and John Boccabe~ Ia dwbted to drive in two runs each and highlight a 14-hit Chicago attack that carried the CUbs over the San Franciseo " ..lRST \ ilnd Dam h()lll8 run . gave Jack Fiaber hla second victory of the season and cut the Reds' lead L' tile National League to 11'l games Ol(er tile st. Louis Cardinals Cepeda Powen Win · Orlando Cepeda cracked four hits, Including a pair of run producing doublea, to power the Cardinals over the Pittsburl!h Pirates. Cepeda drove ·ln Julian Javier with the fll'St Cardinal run with a double in tlle third Pork,Chop · tel MOTHER'S DAY lAYER CAKES CONTOUR INSOLE .,. box . ' GIVE MOM •.. On• Of Our Decorated 'I • H>~,<il' d __ 21b. •ngSALADBOWL . BY KRAFT qt. Foothokf~l I . doubled again to highlight a econd wilh the.lead run in the Clay Dilrymple~· llagled -.. three-run seventh-Inning out- seventh Inning to !Ut the score ,John~~)' Ca]Jison !rom bllrsl Philadelphia Pbillica over the second wltb'tbe lead run in tile 5-2. '<" Productrs lrcr., Tasty 10oz. ···1· - JOr i -- ·· · COFFEE -. and Jim Hickman. Elsewhere In tile League, St. Louts beat tsburgh 6-3, !llicago routed Francisco 10.2, edged Atlanta 3-2 and stopped Los Angeles 5-2. In American League action, Chicago nipped Baltimore 5-4, Detroit edge Cleveland 4-3, Minnesota bombed 11·1, New York toppt<l nia 1-1 and Boston and City split a night doubleheader, the A's wlnni.'ll! tile first 4-.1 the Red Sox taking the seeond CHESTER, OHIO Open MoD.•FrL ..-....-_ Saturday --------· .09 Folger's } - - - - - Sli. Pineapple .::E~ ~··gc Cheese Loaf · . · . c 39 Salad Dressl INSTANT CHEF'S Dilly Sentinel, aM giving the Mets their second Angelea Dodgers driving In straight vlcttry with a last a league leadlng. 15S luna In lnnlag home run. "! hit it good 1962. He droJ!POC! to .2'15 In 1964 and I was just hoping it and on May 1, 11165, while wouldn't hit the lance." attempting to break up a double Davia' homer, a line shot over play ogaillst San Francisco, the S70.foot mark in left field, Davis had his splkea catch In ~Mrged Mel Queen, who relieved the dirt, sulferlng as a result a GlnolnnaU starter Gary Nol'ID In badly broken ankle and eomtbe elghtll, with his ftrst loas pletely dlsJocatlDg the· leg. · after (our straight wins. Davis managed a reSpectable Lo"' M01neotum .313 batting ~verage laSt seasi>D The road hasn't been exac~y but drove in only 'l/ ,.ns In a smooth for Davis after winning part tlme role, pnmpUng the back-to-hack batfing crowns in Dodger management to peddle 1962 and 19113 with the Los l1im to th~ Mets for Ron Hunt KAUTZ FEED STORE Pasteurized and Homogenized ' ttoa '"" lachlo. III.D.d.Q ..,... By JOE ~CELLI UPUporll Wdlor Alter four years of injurieS, lrustratlono and bidden dtubts, Tol!UDJ Davia llBn now cheer again. The two time National League battllni ebamplon cracked a line drive home run with OJ!• out in the 11th inning Tueiday night to 11ft the New York 1\lets io a ~victory over the league leading Cincinnati Reds. . "This Is tbe first tlme I've had anything to cheer about since 1963," said Davis after Aldrin lllcllll lo FtrtUIItr .mille to, your ·~~~~ , ' Non, to control win wor.ms and ~II ,_...(! '< I · i DANDEE TWIN PACK CORN .~~IPS; Reg. 59c pkg. _ _!tothgeb, K'y1er Creek'l Jtar lubiVI'Iptloa nt 111 Delivered a, hurler, pitched weiJ against the earr1., wber. ...nahl• !." e.flt~ Per Pahthers despite the lou. He/ ""t. on• nar 1.11 d••n•• .. tM fa(llled 8 and. walked 4. D•lb' BllllttneJ Oftle., IJI.~t~ •, 1 . By hlalllet, ' FOR AlFALFA WEEVIL · ·. •-•t ""' " ,. ; "'""'*' ..,._, ..,,....u1a... l lD GAUON 1. ow.a, ..,ubll•ll•r y ft CltiiNt Tanneftllt, lllftw 1 PubiiMed d&UJ ~llltPI 81turda, ltJ Eddie l'he Ohio VaUQ PubU.Mn1 Comp~llf'­ Steve 111 riKillanlu at .. Pnme...,, o b,l-.. TW. Blll'ln ... Otna. Phoae tiJI. 1 'U5t, ldltGI'Ial e92-1111!? fhe on!J other Pomeroy hits • - oJuo were a slnsJe by Baer 1n tile ,..,, Olllo. lirot, a trlplf with 1w11 Olil In the third by Fi!Wow.;lnd 1 sin> lolllnoJll·llm~on .... gl~ boy Van ~.Jf "tbe .fifth. 4--. .. N•• tom . -~ .,•. RACINE.· MILK Fui•Y11l11 ""' • c MARKE· T I e • No Contests e No Giveaways Just Honest-ToGoodness ·Savings ,._,n• ' ~;:·::. ·' ., GRADE 'A' i t~cJr••~ siltb on lilJI)tJ by kCth ·Pbal.. --~;-·· • I Coac:b M<Mfl'l'o p;Q,111en sear· DI!VOTED TO INTEREST thalr otbtr .lour runo to the MElq,l • MASON AREA Radford and Lennie ...n_ M~•ter, I b811 on k~~tum to Baer, and a double .. by - Beat of Bend eel ~' ...__..........._,,....:.; F-'":. ...-.~~~ ' DIE DAILY SENTINEL ' ... '1'' ~- '~ ;; ,. * out. < ,' •• MOTHER'S DAY or ANY DAY IN THE WEEK, WE HAVE a walk and then . the Bobca~· talented lefU1and· <Continued From Page 1) ed pltc!Jer Jon Rothgeb moved Troop of April Smith's s t II !!!In to second when he walked. I needs canoe paddles for tralll·l Bill Moott, now determined to inJ! being given by Charlotte e tile biU wllh hll no-bit- Knlgtv Dillard. Residents hav. fanned catcher !toward t6 in£ paddles to donate may lbe 1~1 • ' · ta'A eltller Mrs. smith or Mrs. P,omlrOY did Mt set on tile Dillard. se6reboard unm the fourth When mewber~ of the troop 1lben llle l'anlbera scored two have sucCessfully completed t'liiJI u tbe rtBU!t ~ an error land training, they'll go to 011 I ball hit bf Jllb Crow al 0~ . Park for practical ex. wllb lo Mdore and Chuck perien'ce on the lake. Ba\'lel!, and I sm,t~ by first sirker sm .Radtmt With·....,• . 'i ,, : r· state, they pointed out. During summer, gas transporled to Ohio through long-distance p i p elines from the Southwest is stored in natural underground ~ has .... -· ··-- -·· .•.•.. ~ ...,':t!· . ,aRTIFfE,p .tl TN'ELSON'S ' , ... - ...... · -..-~- • ·v- • c, l , a -;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==-.:=:::::::::=:= ' ,".-"'"'- • "- ·• · · - ~ fd, Certt'fl-.1 Oil Co, J!>Und, especially in view of mers is purchased outside the ' '••- .... ~,. ..~-•- ·-· 'f' I I ·Five Day~ r~d· · · 2-..Diny S~ntlnel, P,omero~·~ddlepor), o., M~y iaat ,' 'rem'*ra..,;;, ·wjp: avtr.p . ' soallt. Warm weollter , -· to'-~ '· 'lltl!r ,~8801111 • ...,.,, TiLifi.i ..,d•lifl ww '"' do \i1ll·prtvaU tbroap moot ol .,.., •• :GCellrrble al . Y through , IIOlrt Monda.v. lite period wltb 1 ch..ge 10 . Rltb wm· range from the 611 oa motl doyJ Ol 'llllt . 1 10 10. south ••d lo... ... .. by ...,y n•• week. .. . . •.•• • . .• • , Rlgbtllonder Bl II ,lngton, two each ui Benlon, ' )l'lll' In 'I /As .nortll ';l.!oore ~ 'llltll a no-h!~ Arthur . and and o n · ' ' J\0:-I'Uil pl!l'forJilance to lead the . · · eacb Ia Medina, ..,.,,,, "''"'"''·II ;)itgh-tldlng Pomeroy Plll1tbers to Tbo Ohio Fuel Gas Co. w1U rock formallona that once held To improve the capacJty Ohio Weaver, Lorain and 1.~ victory over viBitlng Ky· spend more than a half million naijve gas. · Fuel this year wiD driU the -25 , ' HAS.- NOT \RAISED ,Ber Creek Tuesday aftemoon in dollars thls year to txpilnd Tbus the gas is avauable for additional wells at a cost of SEVEN KiU 'D : OA~ "ltiCESI the Eastern Class A Sectional Jmprove undergrouod use the followiJii 'lllnter. On ~43 000 St Clair and Leonard J!: R. I 301 9 'Finals. ·ps ltortge faellities In coldest winter days, about saJcL ' · STAR, Tel:. (UP[) :.. Seven 'flU a_ r;C 55 per cent olthe ga1 used by • persons were kUled · and five Ethyl 31 9 It was announced today. Moore, a senior and son of Ohlo Fuel Gas supplies gas company customers comes Ohio Fuel h8S' 14 underground others Injured Tuesday night . --:: . / C Pant~er Coa: Russ Moore, ural gas to Co!wnbia Gas from underground storage. storage fields strategically lo- when a traller truc1: loaded with ·, · struc out 13 beats and I• Ohio, Inc., customers. B o , ca~ in Ohlo. They are: Lu- copper cable smashfld Into an IU SU$!1 only four ~e pasou In oompanles are part of the Co- As . customers ~emands for cas, in Ashland and Richland old model sedan carrying sit w. ~Mtln · '~oftllroj. ~-first n<>-hitter m the county lumbia Gas System, Inc lll<t'ease, it " necessary Counlles; Pavonia in Ashland persons in tllfs Uny toWn. • ~ year. Ray St. Clair, the gas company to lr.crease and Richland Co~ties; we . :lfhe Panthers now with an land AI L e o n a r d, amount of gas stored and ver, in Ashland Richland ~d o.ferall 13-2 ~rd. will move d!eport, man111ero I o r to •tep up the Input and output Knox Counties:' Laurel, In PRI'.CRIPTI ON, lifo District toqrnament play lwnb~a Gas of Ohio, said rate ol the gas to a~d I rom Hocking County; Benton, in ' (R; • l1FH J(, SH tr<l, Qid will clash In a Soulb- new storage wells will be storage, they explamed. Hocking and Vinton Counties; ~ .' ' '·· ·. ·,. . ·--~· . '"I·, ... tem Sectional team this ell in ellisijng nndergrocnd The amount ~ ~~ gas that can Holmes, in Holmes County; I., PJiday at Boman Field In Cbll· age fltlda to help assure be taken out llf storage fields We!Ungton, in Lorain and Medi'\\,· :·I \Ji flr r, · h··· llf>the, quate supplies for gas compnny on cold winter days, or ltored na Counties; Wayne, In Wayne, e. customers. on warm summer days, is large. Ashland and Holmes Countleo· H, !.-.I !\l,f \ . , '.\ ·. l•. .1'.• ·, Ill .\ 1', 1'•, ' rji 1.. ·, :r ;Moore, who has been amaz. About 95 per cent of the gas ly dependent on !he number Medina, .'n Medina County· Me: J·'\\T i·lU·:I·. IJ!·;)_I\,1-:J~\' ilJ61y effective this year on the I used by gas company custo- and capaCity oil storage wells. Arthur in Vinton County.' Lo ·f' , l' ... - ... and smoked·f \.·· ~ ' �,. . ~"" "' ' -f < ... " ~ .f"':':; ......7 . : 4" f.~ " \ ~" ~ .• :~tJ · ·~~' "~ ' ~ ~ · ~.. •,'·Jn Tourney ,.1, ·~enlor F0r Oh.I0 FueI 'ExpanSIOD . .. .. , ,1 , . \ ~, ·j '": f~=;~!,ii::., ·~··I · Muskingum County. Ten ot tbe 25 . new wells ~e~~. ~,..~.~a:u~ '~ ·-- ·' ' ' wm j tile fact that It is the first year pitched since Pony wgue baseball, permitted ... ~ one KC batter to cet as lar •! second. • ~· was In tbe top of !be s~enth wileD rijlllflelder Coo!>et' led oil Willi I e No Gimmicks I Flnlaw ..,. a :t. • ,. . ~"" ·r ..,o, nu.. .., · Cltr. "•• I ••ua. 11.10 .,. eUTI.,. ..,..c. lllohlr Rout. wbere 110t avallablel OD.I morrtb. lt.M. 1J Creek 000 01)0 IJ- 0 0 000 20t x- 6 8 0 uih a.. nu llO.CIIh Sla ~0 U11ch and · Boward; MOort IUS. 'l'hhll •oatllt. es.ao, P<i!:nert>V .. er~w ' :-._..,1.:,/ .: (, tAif-.tox eMallthlon ·' e 80% W.. S.vln , ·For w~ Ind.Grits CiPntrollnCorn ' •.tiATRAZINE .· . . . . . •LP~PX. ' ' ' . 'i ' . '_, ... ,. Al10 Av~llablton SPECI~ORDER ; , , moew. l&lbMflp. AL$o'QPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS .FRIDAY .NIGHTS TIL 9 ' ( . O I DELIGHT ·' jo· " ... mea .I and . ' . CERnFIED HAS NOT RAISED GAS PRICES! Regular _ 30.9c Ethyl _ 31.9c · .{' -~ . Certified Oil Co. 39c to 8 · . e to a : 6TH 4r PEARL STS.-RAOIN/il "The Store With A Hart" .lfi: Right reserved to limit quantlt~o ~! make PonyLeagne ·To Open Play Early in June '. BUTTERMILK · J9c ... ~ . ,._ ••• ••• pepper • •. •. GIRLS & BOYS .. ~· BICYCLE SALE ~l~n'BLES$ .95 ~gal. carton • eSTANDARD ..•;' . . :, UP • •••• allspice FIRESTONE . • • , cmnamon • • 1966 Ford F400 6 cyl. 3 spd. trans. statesllde Pickup 1.966 ·Ford F-100 . •··~ l 8 cyl. 3 spd. trans. styleslde Pickup Ground lleef· 3 1•• 1.39 1964 Ford F-100. ·, l964 Ford F:7oo~:. ··.fii . •. 'l' 8 cyl. &spd. trans. 2 spd. rear we, cab oild / chaSsis 't · ·~r ;'.' Where your fingers do ,thl! walking. 8CY,L 4-s))!l. trans. Stak,e lie4 I -· 1961 Chev. 3-4n · . r . $1895 $1895· $1··· 9':5.··. ' Bey+ 3·spd. trans. Styleslde PlclWp · :~STOKEL Y•s Jowl Bacon l••. 79c e . .,.. . cardamon ~ •' ' . 1 ,,. .. . ~-1 i I. ' ·' $14.9 ~5 ' ss.9·s ·aeO . French City Brind Pure Lard· 4•. 6 9c I I . -',, French/City wieners have that good meat .tl-. \ .,. ....vor. , Of course, there's a reason for this IDello\f goodness. Only protein-packed cuts of beef pork are used and blended with imported spire! ·. .• (the kind wvery good cook hlm on her·kitchen spice shelf.) It's then gently smoked with the \\ .. tangy aroma o~ hardwood embers wgive you the best tasting\wiener you'll fuld aiiywbere. i They'.re pre-cooked so you don't have to. ·. Just heat for plump '1eoder ~, '' That's for sure! ·· : :. .· and • FiJL VALU BEST BUY \ ' .. lb. :i.~ flavorful &wholesome! ·\ nutmeg eC. T. 0.''' " Our Own Good Fresh pl:itc bucket • • FOR • Cente·r Cuts lb69c Sliced ...... :, .. . ... " 'j t·.~~ seventh inning to 11ft 1111 Philadelphia Pbillies over , ~ Atlanta Braves. . · · ll Ron Davis drove In two f!ll!' 'lllth a homer aad a slagle ~ young Larry Dierker sca~fll nino bits to give tile, AatrOI their fir.JI triumph over tli,o Dodgen In 10 game. Dier~. who won hla third game a,alillll two losses, also drove In a iilil with a sacril!ce By. ' ,., c ' Atlanta Bravea. Ron Davis drove in two runs with a homer and a sing!" and bqls bqls . Pitcher Ray Culp tripled and Ernie Banks and .John BoccabelIa doubled to drive in two runs each and highlight a 14-bit Chicago attack that carried -the CUbs over !he San Francis~• Giants. 0., May 10, • CUTS' . Roger Maris also hit his first homer of the season for the Cardinals as Steve Carlton, who struck out nine Pirates, picked up his second victory In three decisions. Pitcher Ray CU!p tripled and Ernie Banks and John Boccabe~ Ia dwbted to drive in two runs each and highlight a 14-hit Chicago attack that carried the CUbs over the San Franciseo " ..lRST \ ilnd Dam h()lll8 run . gave Jack Fiaber hla second victory of the season and cut the Reds' lead L' tile National League to 11'l games Ol(er tile st. Louis Cardinals Cepeda Powen Win · Orlando Cepeda cracked four hits, Including a pair of run producing doublea, to power the Cardinals over the Pittsburl!h Pirates. Cepeda drove ·ln Julian Javier with the fll'St Cardinal run with a double in tlle third Pork,Chop · tel MOTHER'S DAY lAYER CAKES CONTOUR INSOLE .,. box . ' GIVE MOM •.. On• Of Our Decorated 'I • H>~,<il' d __ 21b. •ngSALADBOWL . BY KRAFT qt. Foothokf~l I . doubled again to highlight a econd wilh the.lead run in the Clay Dilrymple~· llagled -.. three-run seventh-Inning out- seventh Inning to !Ut the score ,John~~)' Ca]Jison !rom bllrsl Philadelphia Pbillica over the second wltb'tbe lead run in tile 5-2. '<" Productrs lrcr., Tasty 10oz. ···1· - JOr i -- ·· · COFFEE -. and Jim Hickman. Elsewhere In tile League, St. Louts beat tsburgh 6-3, !llicago routed Francisco 10.2, edged Atlanta 3-2 and stopped Los Angeles 5-2. In American League action, Chicago nipped Baltimore 5-4, Detroit edge Cleveland 4-3, Minnesota bombed 11·1, New York toppt<l nia 1-1 and Boston and City split a night doubleheader, the A's wlnni.'ll! tile first 4-.1 the Red Sox taking the seeond CHESTER, OHIO Open MoD.•FrL ..-....-_ Saturday --------· .09 Folger's } - - - - - Sli. Pineapple .::E~ ~··gc Cheese Loaf · . · . c 39 Salad Dressl INSTANT CHEF'S Dilly Sentinel, aM giving the Mets their second Angelea Dodgers driving In straight vlcttry with a last a league leadlng. 15S luna In lnnlag home run. "! hit it good 1962. He droJ!POC! to .2'15 In 1964 and I was just hoping it and on May 1, 11165, while wouldn't hit the lance." attempting to break up a double Davia' homer, a line shot over play ogaillst San Francisco, the S70.foot mark in left field, Davis had his splkea catch In ~Mrged Mel Queen, who relieved the dirt, sulferlng as a result a GlnolnnaU starter Gary Nol'ID In badly broken ankle and eomtbe elghtll, with his ftrst loas pletely dlsJocatlDg the· leg. · after (our straight wins. Davis managed a reSpectable Lo"' M01neotum .313 batting ~verage laSt seasi>D The road hasn't been exac~y but drove in only 'l/ ,.ns In a smooth for Davis after winning part tlme role, pnmpUng the back-to-hack batfing crowns in Dodger management to peddle 1962 and 19113 with the Los l1im to th~ Mets for Ron Hunt KAUTZ FEED STORE Pasteurized and Homogenized ' ttoa '"" lachlo. III.D.d.Q ..,... By JOE ~CELLI UPUporll Wdlor Alter four years of injurieS, lrustratlono and bidden dtubts, Tol!UDJ Davia llBn now cheer again. The two time National League battllni ebamplon cracked a line drive home run with OJ!• out in the 11th inning Tueiday night to 11ft the New York 1\lets io a ~victory over the league leading Cincinnati Reds. . "This Is tbe first tlme I've had anything to cheer about since 1963," said Davis after Aldrin lllcllll lo FtrtUIItr .mille to, your ·~~~~ , ' Non, to control win wor.ms and ~II ,_...(! '< I · i DANDEE TWIN PACK CORN .~~IPS; Reg. 59c pkg. _ _!tothgeb, K'y1er Creek'l Jtar lubiVI'Iptloa nt 111 Delivered a, hurler, pitched weiJ against the earr1., wber. ...nahl• !." e.flt~ Per Pahthers despite the lou. He/ ""t. on• nar 1.11 d••n•• .. tM fa(llled 8 and. walked 4. D•lb' BllllttneJ Oftle., IJI.~t~ •, 1 . By hlalllet, ' FOR AlFALFA WEEVIL · ·. •-•t ""' " ,. ; "'""'*' ..,._, ..,,....u1a... l lD GAUON 1. ow.a, ..,ubll•ll•r y ft CltiiNt Tanneftllt, lllftw 1 PubiiMed d&UJ ~llltPI 81turda, ltJ Eddie l'he Ohio VaUQ PubU.Mn1 Comp~llf'­ Steve 111 riKillanlu at .. Pnme...,, o b,l-.. TW. Blll'ln ... Otna. Phoae tiJI. 1 'U5t, ldltGI'Ial e92-1111!? fhe on!J other Pomeroy hits • - oJuo were a slnsJe by Baer 1n tile ,..,, Olllo. lirot, a trlplf with 1w11 Olil In the third by Fi!Wow.;lnd 1 sin> lolllnoJll·llm~on .... gl~ boy Van ~.Jf "tbe .fifth. 4--. .. N•• tom . -~ .,•. RACINE.· MILK Fui•Y11l11 ""' • c MARKE· T I e • No Contests e No Giveaways Just Honest-ToGoodness ·Savings ,._,n• ' ~;:·::. ·' ., GRADE 'A' i t~cJr••~ siltb on lilJI)tJ by kCth ·Pbal.. --~;-·· • I Coac:b M<Mfl'l'o p;Q,111en sear· DI!VOTED TO INTEREST thalr otbtr .lour runo to the MElq,l • MASON AREA Radford and Lennie ...n_ M~•ter, I b811 on k~~tum to Baer, and a double .. by - Beat of Bend eel ~' ...__..........._,,....:.; F-'":. ...-.~~~ ' DIE DAILY SENTINEL ' ... '1'' ~- '~ ;; ,. * out. < ,' •• MOTHER'S DAY or ANY DAY IN THE WEEK, WE HAVE a walk and then . the Bobca~· talented lefU1and· <Continued From Page 1) ed pltc!Jer Jon Rothgeb moved Troop of April Smith's s t II !!!In to second when he walked. I needs canoe paddles for tralll·l Bill Moott, now determined to inJ! being given by Charlotte e tile biU wllh hll no-bit- Knlgtv Dillard. Residents hav. fanned catcher !toward t6 in£ paddles to donate may lbe 1~1 • ' · ta'A eltller Mrs. smith or Mrs. P,omlrOY did Mt set on tile Dillard. se6reboard unm the fourth When mewber~ of the troop 1lben llle l'anlbera scored two have sucCessfully completed t'liiJI u tbe rtBU!t ~ an error land training, they'll go to 011 I ball hit bf Jllb Crow al 0~ . Park for practical ex. wllb lo Mdore and Chuck perien'ce on the lake. Ba\'lel!, and I sm,t~ by first sirker sm .Radtmt With·....,• . 'i ,, : r· state, they pointed out. During summer, gas transporled to Ohio through long-distance p i p elines from the Southwest is stored in natural underground ~ has .... -· ··-- -·· .•.•.. ~ ...,':t!· . ,aRTIFfE,p .tl TN'ELSON'S ' , ... - ...... · -..-~- • ·v- • c, l , a -;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==-.:=:::::::::=:= ' ,".-"'"'- • "- ·• · · - ~ fd, Certt'fl-.1 Oil Co, J!>Und, especially in view of mers is purchased outside the ' '••- .... ~,. ..~-•- ·-· 'f' I I ·Five Day~ r~d· · · 2-..Diny S~ntlnel, P,omero~·~ddlepor), o., M~y iaat ,' 'rem'*ra..,;;, ·wjp: avtr.p . ' soallt. Warm weollter , -· to'-~ '· 'lltl!r ,~8801111 • ...,.,, TiLifi.i ..,d•lifl ww '"' do \i1ll·prtvaU tbroap moot ol .,.., •• :GCellrrble al . Y through , IIOlrt Monda.v. lite period wltb 1 ch..ge 10 . Rltb wm· range from the 611 oa motl doyJ Ol 'llllt . 1 10 10. south ••d lo... ... .. by ...,y n•• week. .. . . •.•• • . .• • , Rlgbtllonder Bl II ,lngton, two each ui Benlon, ' )l'lll' In 'I /As .nortll ';l.!oore ~ 'llltll a no-h!~ Arthur . and and o n · ' ' J\0:-I'Uil pl!l'forJilance to lead the . · · eacb Ia Medina, ..,.,,,, "''"'"''·II ;)itgh-tldlng Pomeroy Plll1tbers to Tbo Ohio Fuel Gas Co. w1U rock formallona that once held To improve the capacJty Ohio Weaver, Lorain and 1.~ victory over viBitlng Ky· spend more than a half million naijve gas. · Fuel this year wiD driU the -25 , ' HAS.- NOT \RAISED ,Ber Creek Tuesday aftemoon in dollars thls year to txpilnd Tbus the gas is avauable for additional wells at a cost of SEVEN KiU 'D : OA~ "ltiCESI the Eastern Class A Sectional Jmprove undergrouod use the followiJii 'lllnter. On ~43 000 St Clair and Leonard J!: R. I 301 9 'Finals. ·ps ltortge faellities In coldest winter days, about saJcL ' · STAR, Tel:. (UP[) :.. Seven 'flU a_ r;C 55 per cent olthe ga1 used by • persons were kUled · and five Ethyl 31 9 It was announced today. Moore, a senior and son of Ohlo Fuel Gas supplies gas company customers comes Ohio Fuel h8S' 14 underground others Injured Tuesday night . --:: . / C Pant~er Coa: Russ Moore, ural gas to Co!wnbia Gas from underground storage. storage fields strategically lo- when a traller truc1: loaded with ·, · struc out 13 beats and I• Ohio, Inc., customers. B o , ca~ in Ohlo. They are: Lu- copper cable smashfld Into an IU SU$!1 only four ~e pasou In oompanles are part of the Co- As . customers ~emands for cas, in Ashland and Richland old model sedan carrying sit w. ~Mtln · '~oftllroj. ~-first n<>-hitter m the county lumbia Gas System, Inc lll<t'ease, it " necessary Counlles; Pavonia in Ashland persons in tllfs Uny toWn. • ~ year. Ray St. Clair, the gas company to lr.crease and Richland Co~ties; we . :lfhe Panthers now with an land AI L e o n a r d, amount of gas stored and ver, in Ashland Richland ~d o.ferall 13-2 ~rd. will move d!eport, man111ero I o r to •tep up the Input and output Knox Counties:' Laurel, In PRI'.CRIPTI ON, lifo District toqrnament play lwnb~a Gas of Ohio, said rate ol the gas to a~d I rom Hocking County; Benton, in ' (R; • l1FH J(, SH tr<l, Qid will clash In a Soulb- new storage wells will be storage, they explamed. Hocking and Vinton Counties; ~ .' ' '·· ·. ·,. . ·--~· . '"I·, ... tem Sectional team this ell in ellisijng nndergrocnd The amount ~ ~~ gas that can Holmes, in Holmes County; I., PJiday at Boman Field In Cbll· age fltlda to help assure be taken out llf storage fields We!Ungton, in Lorain and Medi'\\,· :·I \Ji flr r, · h··· llf>the, quate supplies for gas compnny on cold winter days, or ltored na Counties; Wayne, In Wayne, e. customers. on warm summer days, is large. Ashland and Holmes Countleo· H, !.-.I !\l,f \ . , '.\ ·. l•. .1'.• ·, Ill .\ 1', 1'•, ' rji 1.. ·, :r ;Moore, who has been amaz. About 95 per cent of the gas ly dependent on !he number Medina, .'n Medina County· Me: J·'\\T i·lU·:I·. IJ!·;)_I\,1-:J~\' ilJ61y effective this year on the I used by gas company custo- and capaCity oil storage wells. Arthur in Vinton County.' Lo ·f' , l' ... - ... and smoked·f \.·· ~ ' �. /• I' . ' ' ' CONTINUJNG,~PUR •. • • ' ' ' . ' , ··~, f,;: ' •,~ i ~ . ' ·•,. ~- 'I • , .. , ' ' . . - 1 f ' ' I : .• I -~· : - · : ' - ' • ·~ • - ' :. ~ -· ·_ ~ • ~~ • • !_ - • . ' , .. . . ) .. ' .'-, ' .. . . .. ' . . .... ..... .... .......... . .. ~- · ·· "· ··~~ ,, , ' ·· · ~; - · ··· · ·· ~ · · ·· -- · · 1 '- • ·· ·· · · · · ·· · • · · - · ·· ·-"··. •. - ,/'I , ~'GRAND 9_,ENI~G SAI:.E;WJ";tifif.· lli~$1 . ~ ' ,. : ' . : •i ' •' ' ,\.,c < • .I 4) \ ' ' 'I!) T· ' ' I 4' .. , ~ ~· \ \ o • ' . ··\ " • • .' .· .• . t .:. . . . ··· '· • I •· ,- t.. .. · ·. ·'·· • :- ' ' I . ,.WITH_S~ECTAC~LARt~OOD...._SAV.!~GS I:. .. .I \ ' ·SANDWICHES 5 ' MACARONI • - • • PEAS $ MILK • • - • - 15 CAN . $575 . C CASE . s $1 BARS • • • ' · · 3 $1 DETERGENT · • • • • . 19 ' MIXES • - • • MIX or MATCH . 6 r;cks . CANDY cans WY MONDAY Harts Whole Kernel Sterling Zion Assorted , JJ. CORN $ SALT COOKIES $ PIUSBURY box . \ C · CAKE box · OIL • • - ••• ~ • 3· $1 BARBEQUE SAUCE • KRAFT GROUND · BEEF ': SbowLoat :'I. SWEET. . POTATOES - • lloz. bottl.. . '' I I. : ~.unt's : 1 No. 2Va . cans ••• ' ' ' '' I S..ltftt - I . 1- '' . .. ' SUCHERS CANNED HAMS - - 5 SJ99 JOWL BAfON 1St PORK LIVER ~~ECE 25c SAUSAGE ~~~o 59c LARD ~~~NCH ~i~~· 25c LONGHORN CHEESE _ _ 59c -: ~ ' ' I ;JEL·L· I ~ . , . . • . 1 • SHELLIE BEAN.S 303 MARGAR·INE Gr1pt, Rlspbury _ _ Jar cans .: · Hi C [PAN ROLLS = Pkg. of I $ BUTTER ~!~· c ' I FRENCH FRIES . • ·' ,I , ' . • I , for · . ; ~UPER MARKET· Open Daily 9 to 9:30-'Sun. 12 to 9:30 PHONE: 992·3480 "We Reserve The Right To Umlt Quantities- · MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ' 2-lb. pkgs. \ I ' •' . . ~ I. ,, "' ' "}o ' I l' loll Dtrt lr1nd 1 PICNIC HAMS _ _ lb.39c BOLOGNA --~.. .... 39c I 1 SAUSAGE _ ___.__ ~;~;.39c BACON __,_--:---- ... 49t -~ ' ' ,I <., - - - .• BAGS ---··~89c T•nd•r Lt.Jf TEA cans c•ns No. 2112 -~.n· 1 TOILET TISSUE • • 41oll Pack I Bread Loaf ' GREEN BEANS _ _ s•• k•lrR'• N C0 wh•l• Kornol 5 _• d _ _ )• . or (f"NNm Stylt Horohor't _ ' Lueky LMf "i\ ' ,!: 17c · • CHE!Sl _ _ ....-I _ CHOC. SYRUP PizzA" Soz.can c. CharmIn y: 29c 1 1 Ballard Table Queen· Stokel~'• c~ \ Pillsbury or Ad.pms ; \ TREET _ _ _ _ u:.49c BISCUtJS • .... BOLD DETERGEt:JT Armourt Flour .. . FLOUR _ _ _ 2.5 •. 'l" · Martha White 46 oz. Ret. • 3 ....: ., - ' APPLE SAUCE _ _-;;2,~c . \' - HAWAIIAN.·PUNCH ----:----- ~: 33c .,. ORANGE JUICE ~~~~~~ .3 !!:- $1 .. CHERRIOS -- - - - - :.-:33c ~ " "" MA_ID- ·l•dyScott 200 . ., boxH Nescafe Instant " ' 1 Coffee Argo Frozen . Cor'* MiU 1nd Second Sts. ScOFF Mortons FROZEN I (Formerly Evans Super Market) PIICE IOoi. J1i ~ ~~=-~~~~~~~~ I Smo~td L----=-=--~--~~-· ~ . ' I w 1-lb. pkgs. 18 Kitchen Kraft l PEANUT c . wiENERS ---- !:.49~ lb.39c 46oz. Pineapple FACIAL TISSUE • ' ' Ada"" I ea. Bush's Cut Green or 2V2 lb. I I lb. Summer Isle • Vlllckberry, SLAB BACON--- lb . . lb. lb. \ lb. Hi C • ' .. : .,, ' M Homestead ;. Treet Time . lb. lb. lb. ' . ( •· lb. Grape Drink ... CHICKEN NOOP~E SOUP • TOMATO SOUP - • • • . VEGETABLE . .-SOUP • • • • c iMRK • • • . o.1 , . i CHUCK ROAST aon• 79c ~~~TER 47c ROUND ROAST 53c ENGLISH ROAST - 59c STEW MEAT-- 69c RIB STEAKS ~~. 79c c lb. 'i Rollin Hood No. l No.2 cans .:. ' American Beauty APPLE PIE FILLINGS $ No. 2Va cans I --~ ·· lb. Orange Drink . · Musselmans ..,.... . KRAFT 303 cans · ~ . 1-lb. boxes Qts. . . Blade Cut ' ' 303 4oz. pkg. ' .~KERS •1 · "' l2oJ. pk9.. No.1 cans . . MACKEREL • • • • • ' Pork-Beans PUDDINGS $ $ No.2! cans CANNED . Harts ' ' s $1 '\ My-T-Fine· ' J ' "''. 10 i ,99c · / ,: ~-.:,, • • l.' RONCO Showboat -.· ,. , -··-- T0 TA~ L ~~~E~:~E~~LS CORN FLAKES ·SPRAY STARCH . DOG FOOD ao 1 KELLOGG$ _ JO ~ 19c FAULTLESS l i ____..--!.--- ~ 39c ~ 22 ~~ 49c j : l \ ' ;_ 12 - s1 ; . 1. �. /• I' . ' ' ' CONTINUJNG,~PUR •. • • ' ' ' . ' , ··~, f,;: ' •,~ i ~ . ' ·•,. ~- 'I • , .. , ' ' . . - 1 f ' ' I : .• I -~· : - · : ' - ' • ·~ • - ' :. ~ -· ·_ ~ • ~~ • • !_ - • . ' , .. . . ) .. ' .'-, ' .. . . .. ' . . .... ..... .... .......... . .. ~- · ·· "· ··~~ ,, , ' ·· · ~; - · ··· · ·· ~ · · ·· -- · · 1 '- • ·· ·· · · · · ·· · • · · - · ·· ·-"··. •. - ,/'I , ~'GRAND 9_,ENI~G SAI:.E;WJ";tifif.· lli~$1 . ~ ' ,. : ' . : •i ' •' ' ,\.,c < • .I 4) \ ' ' 'I!) T· ' ' I 4' .. , ~ ~· \ \ o • ' . ··\ " • • .' .· .• . t .:. . . . ··· '· • I •· ,- t.. .. · ·. ·'·· • :- ' ' I . ,.WITH_S~ECTAC~LARt~OOD...._SAV.!~GS I:. .. .I \ ' ·SANDWICHES 5 ' MACARONI • - • • PEAS $ MILK • • - • - 15 CAN . $575 . C CASE . s $1 BARS • • • ' · · 3 $1 DETERGENT · • • • • . 19 ' MIXES • - • • MIX or MATCH . 6 r;cks . CANDY cans WY MONDAY Harts Whole Kernel Sterling Zion Assorted , JJ. CORN $ SALT COOKIES $ PIUSBURY box . \ C · CAKE box · OIL • • - ••• ~ • 3· $1 BARBEQUE SAUCE • KRAFT GROUND · BEEF ': SbowLoat :'I. SWEET. . POTATOES - • lloz. bottl.. . '' I I. : ~.unt's : 1 No. 2Va . cans ••• ' ' ' '' I S..ltftt - I . 1- '' . .. ' SUCHERS CANNED HAMS - - 5 SJ99 JOWL BAfON 1St PORK LIVER ~~ECE 25c SAUSAGE ~~~o 59c LARD ~~~NCH ~i~~· 25c LONGHORN CHEESE _ _ 59c -: ~ ' ' I ;JEL·L· I ~ . , . . • . 1 • SHELLIE BEAN.S 303 MARGAR·INE Gr1pt, Rlspbury _ _ Jar cans .: · Hi C [PAN ROLLS = Pkg. of I $ BUTTER ~!~· c ' I FRENCH FRIES . • ·' ,I , ' . • I , for · . ; ~UPER MARKET· Open Daily 9 to 9:30-'Sun. 12 to 9:30 PHONE: 992·3480 "We Reserve The Right To Umlt Quantities- · MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ' 2-lb. pkgs. \ I ' •' . . ~ I. ,, "' ' "}o ' I l' loll Dtrt lr1nd 1 PICNIC HAMS _ _ lb.39c BOLOGNA --~.. .... 39c I 1 SAUSAGE _ ___.__ ~;~;.39c BACON __,_--:---- ... 49t -~ ' ' ,I <., - - - .• BAGS ---··~89c T•nd•r Lt.Jf TEA cans c•ns No. 2112 -~.n· 1 TOILET TISSUE • • 41oll Pack I Bread Loaf ' GREEN BEANS _ _ s•• k•lrR'• N C0 wh•l• Kornol 5 _• d _ _ )• . or (f"NNm Stylt Horohor't _ ' Lueky LMf "i\ ' ,!: 17c · • CHE!Sl _ _ ....-I _ CHOC. SYRUP PizzA" Soz.can c. CharmIn y: 29c 1 1 Ballard Table Queen· Stokel~'• c~ \ Pillsbury or Ad.pms ; \ TREET _ _ _ _ u:.49c BISCUtJS • .... BOLD DETERGEt:JT Armourt Flour .. . FLOUR _ _ _ 2.5 •. 'l" · Martha White 46 oz. Ret. • 3 ....: ., - ' APPLE SAUCE _ _-;;2,~c . \' - HAWAIIAN.·PUNCH ----:----- ~: 33c .,. ORANGE JUICE ~~~~~~ .3 !!:- $1 .. CHERRIOS -- - - - - :.-:33c ~ " "" MA_ID- ·l•dyScott 200 . ., boxH Nescafe Instant " ' 1 Coffee Argo Frozen . Cor'* MiU 1nd Second Sts. ScOFF Mortons FROZEN I (Formerly Evans Super Market) PIICE IOoi. J1i ~ ~~=-~~~~~~~~ I Smo~td L----=-=--~--~~-· ~ . ' I w 1-lb. pkgs. 18 Kitchen Kraft l PEANUT c . wiENERS ---- !:.49~ lb.39c 46oz. Pineapple FACIAL TISSUE • ' ' Ada"" I ea. Bush's Cut Green or 2V2 lb. I I lb. Summer Isle • Vlllckberry, SLAB BACON--- lb . . lb. lb. \ lb. Hi C • ' .. : .,, ' M Homestead ;. Treet Time . lb. lb. lb. ' . ( •· lb. Grape Drink ... CHICKEN NOOP~E SOUP • TOMATO SOUP - • • • . VEGETABLE . .-SOUP • • • • c iMRK • • • . o.1 , . i CHUCK ROAST aon• 79c ~~~TER 47c ROUND ROAST 53c ENGLISH ROAST - 59c STEW MEAT-- 69c RIB STEAKS ~~. 79c c lb. 'i Rollin Hood No. l No.2 cans .:. ' American Beauty APPLE PIE FILLINGS $ No. 2Va cans I --~ ·· lb. Orange Drink . · Musselmans ..,.... . KRAFT 303 cans · ~ . 1-lb. boxes Qts. . . Blade Cut ' ' 303 4oz. pkg. ' .~KERS •1 · "' l2oJ. pk9.. No.1 cans . . MACKEREL • • • • • ' Pork-Beans PUDDINGS $ $ No.2! cans CANNED . Harts ' ' s $1 '\ My-T-Fine· ' J ' "''. 10 i ,99c · / ,: ~-.:,, • • l.' RONCO Showboat -.· ,. , -··-- T0 TA~ L ~~~E~:~E~~LS CORN FLAKES ·SPRAY STARCH . DOG FOOD ao 1 KELLOGG$ _ JO ~ 19c FAULTLESS l i ____..--!.--- ~ 39c ~ 22 ~~ 49c j : l \ ' ;_ 12 - s1 ; . 1. �I . ' ' \ ' ,. ' . ' .. I . - " • ' . ···• •· ... ~··· ~· ~; ... ...... ... . ... ~ . . .. ...... •- -~ ·, ... )..,,.,,.;p·... .-; , •. ,, .,,,,. ,, ~· . ,, . .~ .... ,.n,. ' . "' < , ,I<. •·•·· .. , ,. ~.. •. , . .. ~,· ·' "·•--•.-•· ' , I' " .\ ' ,. ' ' ~'"" · I' .. ' .. ,WITH<S~ECTAC~ LAR \ ~000~SAVINGS ' I - . -.... '*- .. "' -~ t - \ I ' • .f HAM ·SANDWICHES .. ' ' ' I I. J Blade Cut RONCO 12oz. ·~ '\ ' ' \ Showboat Cllll PEAS I $ No.2! cans No.I Harts Pork-Beans PUDDINGS $ ' CANNID My-T-Fine· ' ~KI!RS $ 303 cans 4oz. pkg. CAN . • MIX or MATCH - \ .. ~ SALT ~i 1-lti. . . . PILLSBURY t! C, · box · OIL • • ...... . - 3 $1 BARBEQUE SAUCE • - Show~•t ' . . :: SWEET I! . . . . . j l'bTATOES - - i . i .' Hunt's Musselmans $ ~· '' No. 2¥.1 ' l ' SPINACH··· . . ;' ' . I !' .. I~ '.• IMllK. • • • I I :' Hi C I ) . ' ,. .' ' 'I ; c' I 1 2% lb. Grape Drink ... Summer ·Isle . !PAN ROLLS l' l I Pkg. of 1 :Kitchen Kraft ;PEANUT BUTTER c ScOFF 21b. 303 cans c ·c ~ ~,·~~~~~1~~~-- ,' .- ...~~ TOILET TISSUE .... ,' ' '' SUPER MARKEl.. Open Daily 9 to 9:30-iun. 12 to 9~ \ (Formerly Evans Super Market) I ~ -----. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . : . . . - - _ . ; : _ _ _: _ __ MIDDLEPORT, O• . ' '' '~ . FACIAL TISSUE • •' •, ' · 2~1b. • • pkgs. _ _ __ _ _ , -.... - ' ., : ' I . -~ ' ' '' Horthoy'• . or c .... m Stylo - - ~~ 1 . . Chef aoy Ard" PIZZA CHE!SI - - ' \ .. . " 3 ...... . APPLE SAUCE ___u;.2,~c _ ' Nescafe Instant Coffee T0 TA\L ~~~E~:~E~~LS KES CORN FLA KELLOGG$ I •, \ t: 29t 1 ~~ 39t .~ i l I ~ 'I 22 FAULTLESS .: ' ' 49c. I ~~~ ..12- 11 I I ; ' l;t . ru '1 ' .' '-, ' . ' 'l Wh•l• Kornol HAWAIIAN.PUNCH - - - - :: 33c ~ ORANGE JUICE ~~~~~~MAID .3 ~: $1 ; ' '!~L 33c j CHERRIOS ~ ·Loaf ' . .,. . ' -·~- . lloxH GREEN BEANS - - ' f:29c .cs'•ok•I•R ·· N j.S • n CHOC. SYRUP _ _ ,:: l7c JOIO ':'-. ' ' • . - ,[..·'' ' •I I SPRAy STARCH DOG FOOD ;'J ' 200 1 1 \' ---------------- i ·lady Scolt ·Bread Sto~oly'o Coif \ So%:. can - •\ FRIES .. ' P~tk . BISCUHS • c ; \' TREET - - - - ":.49c Pillsbury or Ballard 10 oz. J1r ·--~ < FREN~H PHONE: 992-3480 "We Reserve 'The Right To Umlt QuantiUesw ·• Table Queen· ' . I Fi'dzen Corner Mill •ncl S.I!Ond Sts. . Adams 4 Roll Armours ·Flour '· ' ' ' • FLOUR - - - 2.5 •. •1-" · Martha White Rll· Charmln Mortons FROZEN J•r •• TEA BAGS _ _ _··~89c / ' ' ...49t , Tand., l•1f 46oz. cans ' ' 1-lb. pkgs. 1 BACON - - .... BOLD DETERGENT $ J8 ' SAUSAGE _ _____.._ ,; :;~39c L-----~----~----~ ~-~-~ - --~ ~ I :Adams Dart ll'lnd 1 No. 21/1 Pineapple ea. MARGARINE _ _ Jar 39c , BOLOGNA ---~ ~. 39c 46ol. cans Hi C SHELLIE BEANS ' .. JICLL. ' l ' \ i Treetnme t VBI~ekHrry, i ~ '·· I Grape, Raspberry 1 ' Robin Hood Bush's Cut Green or \ : · l ' HomeSt d \, __ \ tl' ~Gal , ., PIEC & • No.2 cans ana : IN!tat - No. CHICKEN NOOP~E SOUP • • • TOMATO SOUP. • • • • • VEGETABLE SOUP • • • '. APPLE PIE FILLINGS No.2% cans Smo{cod Roll ' 18oz. American Beauty j ':. WlENERC) _ _ _ _ ,!:.49c lb. 'I • lb. Orange Drink . ~ SLAB BACON _ _ _ 39c PICNIC HAMS ___ I lb. 47c 59c 79c I • KRAFT 1\ lb. , llrench CUy lb. lb. bottles . '· IICr•nch City lb. I lb. lb. lb. I • , 303 cans box boxes . CORN $ ' COOKIES $ . . lb. lb. lb. Qts. . 1... 99 CANNED HAMS S sl • JOWL BACON 2Sc PORK LIVER ~~EC! 25c SAUSAGE ~:~D S9c LARD ~~YNCH ~;~~· 2Sc LONGHORN CHEESE ~s9c 6 r:,cks . CHUCK ROAST aon• 79c g:rea ROUND .ROAST 53c ENGLISH ROAST .. STEW MEAT - - 69c RIB ·STEAKS \ SUCHERS ' Harts Whole Kernel Sterling Zion Assorted l!. lb. c lb. c ' ·· WY MONDAY 1 GROUND < BEEF plcgs. . ' I 10 i .99c / $1'·. MACARONI ·•• • .5 $1 MACKEREL·· • ·- S $ s75 MILK • • • • • 15'CASE s $1 , CANDY BARS • • • · $1 · . . DETERGENT .• • • .• . 3 19 CAKE MIXES • • • • ' l Il ' . . ' : r . l 1 ' ' ' '- ·~-, -~·· "' ~ ...~ • \ '1' ' . .' ' ' . '-. ' :;, ' �I . ' ' \ ' ,. ' . ' .. I . - " • ' . ···• •· ... ~··· ~· ~; ... ...... ... . ... ~ . . .. ...... •- -~ ·, ... )..,,.,,.;p·... .-; , •. ,, .,,,,. ,, ~· . ,, . .~ .... ,.n,. ' . "' < , ,I<. •·•·· .. , ,. ~.. •. , . .. ~,· ·' "·•--•.-•· ' , I' " .\ ' ,. ' ' ~'"" · I' .. ' .. ,WITH<S~ECTAC~ LAR \ ~000~SAVINGS ' I - . -.... '*- .. "' -~ t - \ I ' • .f HAM ·SANDWICHES .. ' ' ' I I. J Blade Cut RONCO 12oz. ·~ '\ ' ' \ Showboat Cllll PEAS I $ No.2! cans No.I Harts Pork-Beans PUDDINGS $ ' CANNID My-T-Fine· ' ~KI!RS $ 303 cans 4oz. pkg. CAN . • MIX or MATCH - \ .. ~ SALT ~i 1-lti. . . . PILLSBURY t! C, · box · OIL • • ...... . - 3 $1 BARBEQUE SAUCE • - Show~•t ' . . :: SWEET I! . . . . . j l'bTATOES - - i . i .' Hunt's Musselmans $ ~· '' No. 2¥.1 ' l ' SPINACH··· . . ;' ' . I !' .. I~ '.• IMllK. • • • I I :' Hi C I ) . ' ,. .' ' 'I ; c' I 1 2% lb. Grape Drink ... Summer ·Isle . !PAN ROLLS l' l I Pkg. of 1 :Kitchen Kraft ;PEANUT BUTTER c ScOFF 21b. 303 cans c ·c ~ ~,·~~~~~1~~~-- ,' .- ...~~ TOILET TISSUE .... ,' ' '' SUPER MARKEl.. Open Daily 9 to 9:30-iun. 12 to 9~ \ (Formerly Evans Super Market) I ~ -----. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . : . . . - - _ . ; : _ _ _: _ __ MIDDLEPORT, O• . ' '' '~ . FACIAL TISSUE • •' •, ' · 2~1b. • • pkgs. _ _ __ _ _ , -.... - ' ., : ' I . -~ ' ' '' Horthoy'• . or c .... m Stylo - - ~~ 1 . . Chef aoy Ard" PIZZA CHE!SI - - ' \ .. . " 3 ...... . APPLE SAUCE ___u;.2,~c _ ' Nescafe Instant Coffee T0 TA\L ~~~E~:~E~~LS KES CORN FLA KELLOGG$ I •, \ t: 29t 1 ~~ 39t .~ i l I ~ 'I 22 FAULTLESS .: ' ' 49c. I ~~~ ..12- 11 I I ; ' l;t . ru '1 ' .' '-, ' . ' 'l Wh•l• Kornol HAWAIIAN.PUNCH - - - - :: 33c ~ ORANGE JUICE ~~~~~~MAID .3 ~: $1 ; ' '!~L 33c j CHERRIOS ~ ·Loaf ' . .,. . ' -·~- . lloxH GREEN BEANS - - ' f:29c .cs'•ok•I•R ·· N j.S • n CHOC. SYRUP _ _ ,:: l7c JOIO ':'-. ' ' • . - ,[..·'' ' •I I SPRAy STARCH DOG FOOD ;'J ' 200 1 1 \' ---------------- i ·lady Scolt ·Bread Sto~oly'o Coif \ So%:. can - •\ FRIES .. ' P~tk . BISCUHS • c ; \' TREET - - - - ":.49c Pillsbury or Ballard 10 oz. J1r ·--~ < FREN~H PHONE: 992-3480 "We Reserve 'The Right To Umlt QuantiUesw ·• Table Queen· ' . I Fi'dzen Corner Mill •ncl S.I!Ond Sts. . Adams 4 Roll Armours ·Flour '· ' ' ' • FLOUR - - - 2.5 •. •1-" · Martha White Rll· Charmln Mortons FROZEN J•r •• TEA BAGS _ _ _··~89c / ' ' ...49t , Tand., l•1f 46oz. cans ' ' 1-lb. pkgs. 1 BACON - - .... BOLD DETERGENT $ J8 ' SAUSAGE _ _____.._ ,; :;~39c L-----~----~----~ ~-~-~ - --~ ~ I :Adams Dart ll'lnd 1 No. 21/1 Pineapple ea. MARGARINE _ _ Jar 39c , BOLOGNA ---~ ~. 39c 46ol. cans Hi C SHELLIE BEANS ' .. JICLL. ' l ' \ i Treetnme t VBI~ekHrry, i ~ '·· I Grape, Raspberry 1 ' Robin Hood Bush's Cut Green or \ : · l ' HomeSt d \, __ \ tl' ~Gal , ., PIEC & • No.2 cans ana : IN!tat - No. CHICKEN NOOP~E SOUP • • • TOMATO SOUP. • • • • • VEGETABLE SOUP • • • '. APPLE PIE FILLINGS No.2% cans Smo{cod Roll ' 18oz. American Beauty j ':. WlENERC) _ _ _ _ ,!:.49c lb. 'I • lb. Orange Drink . ~ SLAB BACON _ _ _ 39c PICNIC HAMS ___ I lb. 47c 59c 79c I • KRAFT 1\ lb. , llrench CUy lb. lb. bottles . '· IICr•nch City lb. I lb. lb. lb. I • , 303 cans box boxes . CORN $ ' COOKIES $ . . lb. lb. lb. Qts. . 1... 99 CANNED HAMS S sl • JOWL BACON 2Sc PORK LIVER ~~EC! 25c SAUSAGE ~:~D S9c LARD ~~YNCH ~;~~· 2Sc LONGHORN CHEESE ~s9c 6 r:,cks . CHUCK ROAST aon• 79c g:rea ROUND .ROAST 53c ENGLISH ROAST .. STEW MEAT - - 69c RIB ·STEAKS \ SUCHERS ' Harts Whole Kernel Sterling Zion Assorted l!. lb. c lb. c ' ·· WY MONDAY 1 GROUND < BEEF plcgs. . ' I 10 i .99c / $1'·. MACARONI ·•• • .5 $1 MACKEREL·· • ·- S $ s75 MILK • • • • • 15'CASE s $1 , CANDY BARS • • • · $1 · . . DETERGENT .• • • .• . 3 19 CAKE MIXES • • • • ' l Il ' . . ' : r . l 1 ' ' ' '- ·~-, -~·· "' ~ ...~ • \ '1' ' . .' ' ' . '-. ' :;, ' �"' ·~· · ... ' .. . .,.,.,. '"'• ' ' ,.. ' . ) .. '. ~~ 'f I .; ' . ....... '' . ' ~·fi: 1 EXCEUEN1' GIFf SELEcnONS ' . OPEN ~RI. TIL 8 S~~· · TJL 9 ._., ·!' rector FHA 'rhe commission · will! of aU village; of the county and several towO: ships, also discussed stream- I. ' eo Easy • Care Dresses $ . Ladl.,.' SprlnJ and Summer Drelset In all the new fashions. Excellent se.. lection of bright "look alive" colora. Bold prfnla and oott toned solld eolors. The 1du.l citt tor the Mom on your Jist. . 99 BOSSE! II&LP I!JZES NEW SHEER SHADES LADIES' SEAMLESS Nylons- Perm Press- Dacron- Cotton LACE T Beautl!u.l lingerie tor Mother's Day IJVmg. See this grOup of lovely lace trimmed full Blips in 100% nylon and in a dacron and : cottoD bleend in Perm-Pres.s. $ 99 FULL LENGTII SIZES 3~ TO 38 I ""••• quality aeamless 117lon bole In aU the new apring and summer lhadet. Choose from mlcro-meah or fiat lmllln s1ze1 8\1 1o II, . '' slips in soft 100% nylon and dacron and cotton. Sizes S,.,M.. . CeH No. 19,411 llfltt •t Mlllord zukJo Doco•HCI ' ' Notko Is .ttereby alven that J o h n Zerkle of Mlddlepor1, Ohio, hu beea du,ly appointed Admlnlrtrator of the ltsbte of ~llla~ Zerkle. decea1ed. late o~ Mellll (.;ount.y, Ohlo: · Cr11d1ton 11.re reqUired to f1le their clalrna with llllid fiduciary wltbln four 1 I~~~: a..-------------..1 end CaHons o£ the Dlreetou ot euh oi "UUe two bankl, provldlnJ for the l!lfrrtr, 11 on file at the bank and may be lnlpected durinl bustnw houN. John T. Wolfe, Cuhler 151 s, 10, 17. 24, ftc Bind or Fltre Leg RAYON PANTIES Coming 69¢to $1.00 AS80RTI!D STYLES LADIES' FANCY SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' DACRI)N-COTTO!II UMBRELLAS Perm Press SliDs Assorted colors and designs 1n ladies' umbrellas. Novelty handle styles. Popular priced. · GIFT FOR "MOtHER" LADIES' ASSORTED SUMMER HAND BAGS the lady in your life 1 new Hand Bag for Mother's Day. Make yOur selection from white, putell and patents in 1houlder, cluteh, or strap atyles. ChOOBe 1 dacron-cotton blended •PermPress" fabric. Full cut sizes. $1.99 $1.99 U.CB 99 EACII MESH OR Fb\T KNIT CANNON SEAMLESS · DRESSES ' ' ' ' "" Extra sheer • , extra ly •• Seamless by "Cannon", • • 99 and PaHerns ASST. STILII 00 from 400 needle mecll or flat knit In all new dressy shades for properly dre"ed lady , • Sizes 8\1 to 11. each ekh NEW SHADES ,, LADIES' ASST. Sprmg Offer On Pre-Finished 'WAll PANELING COTTON PRINT CANNON'S GIFT TERRY LADIES' SLEEVELESS AND ROLL-UP SLEM Dusters TOWEL SET B.LOUSES ot • Special ~P of ladies-washable cotton dusters •• Choose from asst.. colors and patterns in all sizes. • matched bath 1 •• 1!';~-;J~-~~~~~Z•.tetb' in asGilt packed. KITCHEN TOWELS OIECK ASST. COLORS matchlnc wuh Special group 49¢ i ' J " "Monl" 'each 1 i GIFT DEPT. PRICES: STRAW HATS tiCh $1:oo. $ See the llne-up of all that'J new in •portswell' for the yo~ mind • ' DeJlgned In go-to-gether color• for milteblnl mlxlJii", fashions. TUBULAR ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION MAHOGANY, 4x8 shHt 4.25 VIRGIN"- LAUAN, 4x8 sheet 4.35 CHERRYTONE LAUAN, 4x8 sheet _ 5.00 BunEJINUT PL.6NKED, .4~sheet _ 6.95 ANTI!)UE BIRCH, 4x8 sheet:. 7.25 MA!'JRA~ BIRCH, 4x8 sheet . 7.25 • ; HOGG & ZI!JSPAN . ? MATERIALS COMPANY · ,,.. btllvtry ' - ·. ,, ... ·Mason, W. Va. ., . , PATIO & LAWN FURNITURE 6-Web $299 CHAIR 7-Web Lounge $6.99 l -inch tubular aluminu~ con... ,;truction with sturdy njln-rusting webhin.: . . ll~~;ht weight .. Easy foldin,c • • • .....,_ Buy ,, ·' tal' Ru•t Proof 1' Mom ... · • SHORT SETS e JAMAICA$ e t KNIT TOPS t SWEATERS ,~ , . BL0~$~5 _....,..,..... '\, • P~Y ,ANTS • DRE$SES · SUMMER:ETIES CUTS 7" won't find -'• . ,, To her famny, lht'•ll*ial. She's.understandinr, a banquet chef, a short lOOk, a fountain of love, a chaff•, ' warmth and securitr• • She's clean socks, starche4 dresses, a mencllr of hurts. ~ She'slerubbed.ear1t a tender nurse, .a maid, a queen. ' • SHOULDER CUT Swiss Steak ·•· lb. Alilll... . Boneless Chuck Roaat - lb. Beef Shot:t Ribs lb: 4911"·. Sliced Chopped Ham _ lb. 17o; · Roasting Chickens _ lb. 49,(''. Double Breasted Fryers · lb. 55c . . Four Legged Fryers·_ lb; .551 1 lb. 59c Spare Ribs _ _ _ _ lb. SSe SUPER RIGHT Sliced Bacon lb. 69c CAP'II JOHN . ~ , ,. Scallop· Dinners .,.--- 2 pkes, 89.~ ' Fresh Sausage _ 1-lb. roll 49c Haddock Fillets 5 lb.' .box $U9, . :·· Bel!f Rib Steaks lb. 99c MRS. MUL'S Boneless Stewing Beef _ lb. 79c Mrs. Paul's Seafood Dinners 89c SUPER RIGHT • QUARTERED LOIN "SUPER-RIGHT" , i - J :~ Skinless Wieners •. ·· ALL 59c. 59c PORK CHOPS " C~opo ME~T lb. pkg. ' ' '' ' ·.She deserves a day of honor and tn'bute. · She deserves the love of those she loves. '. Ye&, she's very, very special. ' 2nd Big Week--A&P's Canned Goods Sale •4151/2'111. Green Beans KERNEL 4 Goldell Corn A&P , . ·. ,, D;: ··.,fr;,qz. !'l .,~f2,~ •. , I . - ~ .:,.,. :. '·· . . Sweet Peas - - -- -~-4 :::.~ 99t . Sauerkraut ..• ·. ' ,_,99 AU' Fruit Cockta:l - - -- - - - - - -1'\ 4. . t Clftl . AlP BRAND-WHOlE .. .. ~is~unday, you'll tell your mother how., . much you care. .?'We'd like to tell all mothers, "We Care, too:' BRAND-MIXED OR CREAM STYLE SIZES '· Pla..y ''The Price Is Right" at A&P J.' \. PIJIZES $-1000 _: $100- $5 - G.E. PORTA-COLOR TV Fresh Festive Produce! _ DOZEN. , ·$1»9 1-lb. AlP BRAND DOI!N A&P BRAND fiiOZiN AaP BRAND $2.89 Strawberries · ·· ·· · Qt. 69c CALIFORNIA Oranges .... ·.. · .. doz. S9c DOZIN . . $1.69 Beets .... 7 cans $1.00 ' I 1 \ . .. • 3 cans ,?~, : lona Peaches ln 7 cans $1 .., IONA BRAND Sweet Peas ANN PAGE SULT ,,PI~v~s _ AlP \ 16-oz. Jar 9k f4.P ln'falit ~ciHee _ jar $1.09 WHITE , H~SE·IN-~TANT , ,LONGHORN .. .TYLI \ · OUROWN ' lb. 73c . '.. . Blended Syrup ~4-oz. btl. 49c 'tea_Bags --+ .. pkjtof 48 - 49c' Flavorful Fro z_ ~ n Focds : .' NEW A&P'ClREAM Ch . ..... ' ...,A&I> ~tiqnN . . Ca ~ ,. · I Strl!'1"berfies __. ~ . pkgs. etc.. · I ,. ' \. ., • •' I ·~ I '< : .' ' ' . I qt. jar 49o ; Dry Milk' t - l21f· plcg. $1.09 Salad Dressing 2 loaves 49c ,7:~r~~,~ ~ 1-lb. bo~ 49~ D0%1N .. .U.U IR~IND '\ ANN PAGE 45~ C!'l)l '' . ' ' ' · _tach , BRAND , IANifiiRIC'Il 1 Angei · ~C.kt I • ..{'1 3forl9c PLUMP-JuiCY , . .. 2 Egg Noodles_ 3 pkgs. $1.00 iJ:olby Ch"a I~N~,PAftKIII~ ltirtlttn·'.B.n'ad ' I A&PBitAND ANN PAGI 1 ~J DOZEN .. $2.19 Bartlett Pears · ··· 2 can• LARGE GREEN SLICERS • SwHt Corn ···· 10 ears 69c .. , Grapefruit Sections 4 cans 99c Apple Sauce ·· · ·· · 3 jars 89c I FRISH TASTV ' . COP'Yf!IGHT& ltM, TH[ QREAT ATLANTIC 6 PACirtC T£A CO., INC. 69.c., DOZEN . . .$U9 ... •. A&P' BRAND-CUT ' BOCBNA NAMED ' l·lb. 9 to 11 .• t: .. '• ~ &9c' ,. Pork Roast t:< .Prtsaivt 11~ !. ·~··':1Y' 1.9i· '·~ ib. CUTS----- - .• tnd '(uetlint••cf:!'Y" !!ulovi.. At $1d;95,1!"' i lb• .,c.. t " AL't. COl.INTRY STYLE ~ breakable IT!IIInsp~n~n tnry Cate~tllt' Is th u k.• t•tt· l·~.. ~~~ I lit. GROUND CHUCK _ LOIN END , wotch -"' ot. 111011 liil'; t CO-ORDINATED SETS t SKIRTS BLADE Pork Roast - - - - lb. 45c HOTHOUSI or • Designed by the pace aettero In play-time, da7-Umo ondC:date-tln>t 49c 1·1b. 12 bz. un1 '' , CENTER 7 RIB END ' Vou aet d9.u~le tlie .. tue you'd. !IIP'ect. Ail '., ' Caravtlll liltcht• . hve Jew.!ecH~Yilif ' lnovement~ 't•l! rli!J ·. i . . Pork Chops - - - - lb. 79c Cucumbers ACTION· PACK·ED 99 CHUCK STEAK CENTER RIB CUTS For M~t!ter's Day- For The Graduate Ladles comfortable and colorful terry house slippers In asst. colon . , Available sizes to 9 at this popular price. Pork Loin Roast • · TomatoQ ............. •· 39c HOUSE SLIPPERS "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Beef Rib Roast •. ' ' I' I ,. ,., "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY HALf _ _ __ lb. • FULL LOIN HALF _ lb. 6Sc ' Is In l· f \ I ·I ULL RIB the 1967 American gymnastict team that . compete in the Pan American Games In Winnipeg, Canada, July 17-19, 11 was announced Tuesday by the U.S. Olyii1PiC 0 . . Committee. LADIES' NOVEL'IY FEATURING BUDGET PRICED CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE FOR MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS LADIES' SOFT COLORFUL TERRY SPICETONE, 4x8 SHEET I 1 IBochna KENT, Ohio (UP!) was named manager Chester, 985-3308 • . &lch tHESE LOWER . RIDENOUR Radio& T.V. fancy cottons , , Choose from 1leeveleu or rolloleeve otylH In s1ze1 32-88. 1 "Super-Right" Meats! Grants Come To6Teachers Of Meigs Local . ZENITH RECTANGULAR SUI• SHINE• COLOR PICTURE TUB! -tor &ruter plehlr• brlantnt!l wllh rtdder rid$, brl.llhlon 11'1'1111. ,'ld _. brilltllt blull. FANCY PAftlll!ll8 SET each 1 pleasing BUllllntr blouses in 99 $ 99 $ 99 Morraa-Jonet Tern I ~·cmnon" cloth. ASST. COLORS •. APRONS • NYLON HOSE ., Cheerful new .tyles in ladles• fresb. crJspy cotton house dresses .• Choose from our selection oC bold or subdued printed patterm. Asst. Colors LADIES' ASsORTED FANCY GIFT ••ch FOR MOTHER'S DAY GIVING LADIES' COLORFUL COTTON HOUSE . Six teachers of the Meigs Local School District have received grants for summer work to further their educations. They are Mrs. Martha Hus· ted and Miss Helen Smith, j'omeroy teachers, who will attend an English Institute at Ohio University along with Mrs. Leah Ord, Middleport teacher; Jo Jllm and 111M Richard Swackhamer, Rutland fllu/moJt lllroYhfttl High School teacher, who will ,., IAIIIII!iafoN, x4ue11 ,be attending a chemistry Chafmln&.J•r'IW' Amerlcaa: · Q.uciear physicS institute arl'llllh •t~~led "lo&i'' ttblnet.la " ·Wesleyan ; Earl Young,. a•nulne MlliPI•rven••ra •n4 roy High School teacher, ulact h•rdwODt~ tollilta.·.. 1 will go to a m1athem•ttic! Ovlllwln-cone ~ktr;. __ 1 sUtute at the University of mont, and Robert Mor r Is, Bradbury Elementary ~cbool Principal, '!'ho recently·. *as aHANDCRAFTED warded the John F, Kennedy Ill ZENHK KANDCI41Tlt Scholarship in Ohio for ,work MIGH PERFORIANC£ CHAISI on his master's degree. Itt Prlnlld Circuits. No Produtnan The Meigs Local Distt!Ct's , S11orteub. Hlndwlrtd for~ tJopoldi~Uty. B~ard· of Education Tuesday night voted to send congratula· ZENITH IU~JR COL.D fiDit tory messages to the six teach· IUARD TUNING SYSTlll wb ers who were awarded the txclusJ!II Gold Conttdl for tapr lVIII. grants. ID~AL rn LadJes' full length slips · . pr~tPJ~s lV~ 'IG NEW 1271Q.IN.I'IC:IUII THE . 11 '·, T!J: DESIGN II C:OMPACI' C:ONIDII P.ANTIES Give a wardrobe of assorted styles in ''Lovable" PanUes. Choose from white or assorted colors. · ~, .,, . ·thls year ootaled f/10,091.14, illning membership and proceD<feose Core Co fl · manager Mll!i'ly·Biau of St. ' down $Z,382.31 from the $712,·1 WI•• aPP ca . or a .,., dures loomh\g toward jhe de; • .. \ . r er g . • nues LQuis Hawka 473 45 for the saine period a · ~dmantltstom :• rarmets Home lvelopmen> of a comprehensive SAIGON (UP!) Ametican · Klen An , formed the core of I blowhoat bHat~lphoog h!o~ 'cfay tHe signfui' of Daye Brown ye~r ago . h ,llll ra on. ord a ~mpr.. plan for all of Meigs-County. J'ets today bombed the key ! the defenses around Haiphong u"w's aM'": uri at . ~'en w tc and Bob EduiuddJ. ".two 11M S1 T ensiYe wa~r an s~werage l , ., that pilots described as North . . annes oug t ommu~" iD their 1967-1111' Here are the a es ax plan in Meigs County was com· , RESCHEDULE GAMES North VIetnam port city of •Vietnam's mqst heavily defend· mst' troops who crept bact tO ' ·,' lectioos for the nve during 8 meellni of the \ Haiphong. They struck two ed 1 1 lie the scene of one of their wor<tl C/1 r c · " Brown, a 6-3, •195 listing first the comparative C cy Re 1 nat' pf PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - power plants Inside city limits arge zo · d 1'1 lections for lite bi·weekly . C ou~ : ~ ~~ 1The Philadelphia Philiies an- for the second time and for the \ The strike ·left only three of e ea s. from Lafayette then fiscal collections; omm•sSion e y mg nounced Tuesday they had first time hit the great kien An North Vietnam's six key MIG The fighting Tuesday came ag~ 2li points _ _ • The comrnlssl~, presided ov- 1rescheduie.d . the two rained out MIG Interceptor base just : bases untouched by Amer~can just below the North-South m h1s semor Athens $16,484.76- $1s,_ by ~airman E. F. Robin· gam~s w•th the Los Angeles outside ctty limits, U.S, spokes- shells and bombs. Vtelnsmese border in the hilly , and ~5 po\lllda, 28U7 and f567•2S4.S3 $5lo, son, repoi'ted !'lost of the steps Dodg~rs last weekend as part of men said. I The plants h•t today pump jungles where an estimated r~bounds a sall!eJn T'el!ll,.~t MU7. for procurmg ·the grant twl·mght doubleheaders later . power fo~ the . port and I he 1,100 north Vietname'l" troops hiS last two yean, at Gallia - t8,710.Sl - $8,888.• have .beeo accord- this season. The bombertl streaked! great lndustr•al com p le J perillhed In .combat last week. State. I ' BUDGET PRICED ULOVABLE" ,: :;;;,;;;;;.;;;._. . .,.. . Events • for the Mom on your Ertft Ust. from prfnta, oheero and fancy LADIES' FANCY Dated htla 21at, day of Al!ftl, 1967. F · H. 0 BRIEN Probate Ju dee of 11aid Coun iJ t4) 26; t:ll 3. J l), 3 te - afortaaid IIJ'tement. e:ututed by a ;~_maJority each · rectangular · color picture In exCiting new comP.act fine furniture cabinetry! at popUlar prices. montllJ. ; ,.~ M \'ollnt upon any other mat· ttl'l Incidental lo the proposed merr= er of the two banks. A copy t>f lhe _ . ... a new b!&·lcreeni ~ru~ ~;~trl~e~!~~ !H -MWIICJS I t~ ..L! All\ L~£~~:ar seed. 99 fwby~ MonJJ . •• ~ Tho NOTICE 011 A,I"'INTMENT MESH OR FLAT KNIT GIFTS FOR MOM e•ch LADIES' PHIL MAID FANCY ltHIIMI Home l•nk:, lhclna, Ohio ~ IMUIHOLDEA$' MlliTING ~ ~otlce i1 hereby Jlven that, pu!'11u;:: mt to taU o1 Ita: Dlrecton, a aperlaJ •<~et!nf of the Sbareholderr of The :;:; ne Home Bank, Rlocine, Ohio wL\1 t: held at Ill banll:inl{' tfnuJe 1 ~ Rll'::Z , (,bJo, on /UM 8 , 1001, at 1:00 :;. lock P. M., for the purprunr of con. lll'ln1 and determ!Dlnl by vote :::i: wh,.ther an arreement to merre the ::aakl Baak and T he Flnl National ::- aanll. IO<'Ahd In R::~dl\1!, Ohio. under " tbe prov1tlon1 of lh~< law• of t h e " United Stalea, aha! I be ratified and conllrmed, a~~bjec:t. to the approval or the Comptroller ot the Cur ren(')', Wuhlnlton. D. c .• and for the pur. i\} N.YLON H.OSE ·~ SLIPS · A4 Skyhawk, the 536th Ameri· \ stretchlng from Haiphong . to Today can plane downed over North Hanof. Navy ruidel'$. 8$Sigi)ed Vietnam. The pilot was listed1 as something of their SIGN as missing and feared dead, • prtvate !itst btl the ST. J;.OU'!! total $1,396,878.39, up t\13,123.18 . 62 lllld $243,892.00 - $233,S67.11fi. or 5.95 per cetll over the same Jackson - $i3,'1l10.89. period a year ago. 812.48 and f364,837.27 - ~.Motor Vebicle and H o u I e- 565.21. trailer Sales and Use Tu col· Meigs - $3,274.73 - ••··''""··] lections for the bl·weekly ~ 25 and $187,419.58 - $178,840.09. porting period this year total- Vinton - $1,290.18 - $1,%10.· ed $20,504.78; down $10,910.25 73 and $50,495.01 - $46,431.58. from the collections of' $31,415.- Here are the Uae Tax collec· OS for the same period a .year liOns for the· five iJO. Year • 1o - date collecttons as above the flrat ael of ~;..;;"-";;;;;;;;_.~......,....., are for the bl·weekly reporting period, !sting this year and : ANNOUNCING ' then last year; aod also lor the fiscal year, listing this fiscal yel(r flrat: Alllens - $8,019.30 - $13,859.71 and $254,107.58 - $266,115.01. Gallla - $8,261.58 - $7 ,2911.· 27 and Jl25,$89.24 - $136,784.21. Jackson - no report on either reporting bi-weekly period; and $155,873.26 - $155,217.4~. Meigs - $5,764.62 - $5,940.14 and *'14,778.58 - $127,477.76. Vinton - $1,459.78 - $4,316.· 91 and $59,743.48 - $56,818.98. AU.NIW1961 l~ORS For Mother ••• By ''Phil Maid" . Tu I five county P,ea of em Ohio including Gallia coun· ty durl~g thJ 22ntl bi-weekly • . . r~portin8 periixl (Aprll 16, 1967 through Aprft ~~. 1867) amount· od to $43 sso 111 up $3 092 ~~ 6r per ~eni over th~ e~mpar· 1able 09 period a. year ago. Figures released by State Treasurer John D. Herbert al· so showed that year-to-date Ohio Sales Tu collectiOIII (July I, 1966 lhrouih April 29, 1.~7) NEW FASHIONS •• NEW COLORS LADIES' SPRING AND SUMMER '!OU MJeHT Ol.fr OF ~~ WA'/101:'0. ·~..,,,.,. '·t~tc f~.~' ~"~ ··~ ~; les {flax co · ; · ne· c ti"ons ' u ' " p , •. Pape · ~~~rk fo; ·~~!m~ ~. :~n!~~rst~.o~ Ha"ip'.:t'o' ~~g' I ~ ~~:f;~c~~~1::~:i~~:ftN~~I Daii~. Sentln;!, p~!n_•roy·Mld~leport, ·o ~_ ,~~~~~:;~; 'r Sa :1 · ·!'If. , Mal'lllell.~ lloUilted . ' ' } . · s Eo· A ' Gf30f IS• ·D00!' ~emb~ra B mbed·by Com~ll)list ~"·· , ercent 0 . · r ea 0 H~iphong rwo· .· . · · . ' .i 709 P pt~serve. (UP~) ~""al Ohio satei collecUODJ Jn -~ tta~~ ~ conn~~~: i USJetS ' piant~A:rtl ~·hi ~ Southea.~ •.un~ed. TuM-• 1 ' I 0 ' ..· I I I ~ ' '• �"' ·~· · ... ' .. . .,.,.,. '"'• ' ' ,.. ' . ) .. '. ~~ 'f I .; ' . ....... '' . ' ~·fi: 1 EXCEUEN1' GIFf SELEcnONS ' . OPEN ~RI. TIL 8 S~~· · TJL 9 ._., ·!' rector FHA 'rhe commission · will! of aU village; of the county and several towO: ships, also discussed stream- I. ' eo Easy • Care Dresses $ . Ladl.,.' SprlnJ and Summer Drelset In all the new fashions. Excellent se.. lection of bright "look alive" colora. Bold prfnla and oott toned solld eolors. The 1du.l citt tor the Mom on your Jist. . 99 BOSSE! II&LP I!JZES NEW SHEER SHADES LADIES' SEAMLESS Nylons- Perm Press- Dacron- Cotton LACE T Beautl!u.l lingerie tor Mother's Day IJVmg. See this grOup of lovely lace trimmed full Blips in 100% nylon and in a dacron and : cottoD bleend in Perm-Pres.s. $ 99 FULL LENGTII SIZES 3~ TO 38 I ""••• quality aeamless 117lon bole In aU the new apring and summer lhadet. Choose from mlcro-meah or fiat lmllln s1ze1 8\1 1o II, . '' slips in soft 100% nylon and dacron and cotton. Sizes S,.,M.. . CeH No. 19,411 llfltt •t Mlllord zukJo Doco•HCI ' ' Notko Is .ttereby alven that J o h n Zerkle of Mlddlepor1, Ohio, hu beea du,ly appointed Admlnlrtrator of the ltsbte of ~llla~ Zerkle. decea1ed. late o~ Mellll (.;ount.y, Ohlo: · Cr11d1ton 11.re reqUired to f1le their clalrna with llllid fiduciary wltbln four 1 I~~~: a..-------------..1 end CaHons o£ the Dlreetou ot euh oi "UUe two bankl, provldlnJ for the l!lfrrtr, 11 on file at the bank and may be lnlpected durinl bustnw houN. John T. Wolfe, Cuhler 151 s, 10, 17. 24, ftc Bind or Fltre Leg RAYON PANTIES Coming 69¢to $1.00 AS80RTI!D STYLES LADIES' FANCY SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' DACRI)N-COTTO!II UMBRELLAS Perm Press SliDs Assorted colors and designs 1n ladies' umbrellas. Novelty handle styles. Popular priced. · GIFT FOR "MOtHER" LADIES' ASSORTED SUMMER HAND BAGS the lady in your life 1 new Hand Bag for Mother's Day. Make yOur selection from white, putell and patents in 1houlder, cluteh, or strap atyles. ChOOBe 1 dacron-cotton blended •PermPress" fabric. Full cut sizes. $1.99 $1.99 U.CB 99 EACII MESH OR Fb\T KNIT CANNON SEAMLESS · DRESSES ' ' ' ' "" Extra sheer • , extra ly •• Seamless by "Cannon", • • 99 and PaHerns ASST. STILII 00 from 400 needle mecll or flat knit In all new dressy shades for properly dre"ed lady , • Sizes 8\1 to 11. each ekh NEW SHADES ,, LADIES' ASST. Sprmg Offer On Pre-Finished 'WAll PANELING COTTON PRINT CANNON'S GIFT TERRY LADIES' SLEEVELESS AND ROLL-UP SLEM Dusters TOWEL SET B.LOUSES ot • Special ~P of ladies-washable cotton dusters •• Choose from asst.. colors and patterns in all sizes. • matched bath 1 •• 1!';~-;J~-~~~~~Z•.tetb' in asGilt packed. KITCHEN TOWELS OIECK ASST. COLORS matchlnc wuh Special group 49¢ i ' J " "Monl" 'each 1 i GIFT DEPT. PRICES: STRAW HATS tiCh $1:oo. $ See the llne-up of all that'J new in •portswell' for the yo~ mind • ' DeJlgned In go-to-gether color• for milteblnl mlxlJii", fashions. TUBULAR ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION MAHOGANY, 4x8 shHt 4.25 VIRGIN"- LAUAN, 4x8 sheet 4.35 CHERRYTONE LAUAN, 4x8 sheet _ 5.00 BunEJINUT PL.6NKED, .4~sheet _ 6.95 ANTI!)UE BIRCH, 4x8 sheet:. 7.25 MA!'JRA~ BIRCH, 4x8 sheet . 7.25 • ; HOGG & ZI!JSPAN . ? MATERIALS COMPANY · ,,.. btllvtry ' - ·. ,, ... ·Mason, W. Va. ., . , PATIO & LAWN FURNITURE 6-Web $299 CHAIR 7-Web Lounge $6.99 l -inch tubular aluminu~ con... ,;truction with sturdy njln-rusting webhin.: . . ll~~;ht weight .. Easy foldin,c • • • .....,_ Buy ,, ·' tal' Ru•t Proof 1' Mom ... · • SHORT SETS e JAMAICA$ e t KNIT TOPS t SWEATERS ,~ , . BL0~$~5 _....,..,..... '\, • P~Y ,ANTS • DRE$SES · SUMMER:ETIES CUTS 7" won't find -'• . ,, To her famny, lht'•ll*ial. She's.understandinr, a banquet chef, a short lOOk, a fountain of love, a chaff•, ' warmth and securitr• • She's clean socks, starche4 dresses, a mencllr of hurts. ~ She'slerubbed.ear1t a tender nurse, .a maid, a queen. ' • SHOULDER CUT Swiss Steak ·•· lb. Alilll... . Boneless Chuck Roaat - lb. Beef Shot:t Ribs lb: 4911"·. Sliced Chopped Ham _ lb. 17o; · Roasting Chickens _ lb. 49,(''. Double Breasted Fryers · lb. 55c . . Four Legged Fryers·_ lb; .551 1 lb. 59c Spare Ribs _ _ _ _ lb. SSe SUPER RIGHT Sliced Bacon lb. 69c CAP'II JOHN . ~ , ,. Scallop· Dinners .,.--- 2 pkes, 89.~ ' Fresh Sausage _ 1-lb. roll 49c Haddock Fillets 5 lb.' .box $U9, . :·· Bel!f Rib Steaks lb. 99c MRS. MUL'S Boneless Stewing Beef _ lb. 79c Mrs. Paul's Seafood Dinners 89c SUPER RIGHT • QUARTERED LOIN "SUPER-RIGHT" , i - J :~ Skinless Wieners •. ·· ALL 59c. 59c PORK CHOPS " C~opo ME~T lb. pkg. ' ' '' ' ·.She deserves a day of honor and tn'bute. · She deserves the love of those she loves. '. Ye&, she's very, very special. ' 2nd Big Week--A&P's Canned Goods Sale •4151/2'111. Green Beans KERNEL 4 Goldell Corn A&P , . ·. ,, D;: ··.,fr;,qz. !'l .,~f2,~ •. , I . - ~ .:,.,. :. '·· . . Sweet Peas - - -- -~-4 :::.~ 99t . Sauerkraut ..• ·. ' ,_,99 AU' Fruit Cockta:l - - -- - - - - - -1'\ 4. . t Clftl . AlP BRAND-WHOlE .. .. ~is~unday, you'll tell your mother how., . much you care. .?'We'd like to tell all mothers, "We Care, too:' BRAND-MIXED OR CREAM STYLE SIZES '· Pla..y ''The Price Is Right" at A&P J.' \. PIJIZES $-1000 _: $100- $5 - G.E. PORTA-COLOR TV Fresh Festive Produce! _ DOZEN. , ·$1»9 1-lb. AlP BRAND DOI!N A&P BRAND fiiOZiN AaP BRAND $2.89 Strawberries · ·· ·· · Qt. 69c CALIFORNIA Oranges .... ·.. · .. doz. S9c DOZIN . . $1.69 Beets .... 7 cans $1.00 ' I 1 \ . .. • 3 cans ,?~, : lona Peaches ln 7 cans $1 .., IONA BRAND Sweet Peas ANN PAGE SULT ,,PI~v~s _ AlP \ 16-oz. Jar 9k f4.P ln'falit ~ciHee _ jar $1.09 WHITE , H~SE·IN-~TANT , ,LONGHORN .. .TYLI \ · OUROWN ' lb. 73c . '.. . Blended Syrup ~4-oz. btl. 49c 'tea_Bags --+ .. pkjtof 48 - 49c' Flavorful Fro z_ ~ n Focds : .' NEW A&P'ClREAM Ch . ..... ' ...,A&I> ~tiqnN . . Ca ~ ,. · I Strl!'1"berfies __. ~ . pkgs. etc.. · I ,. ' \. ., • •' I ·~ I '< : .' ' ' . I qt. jar 49o ; Dry Milk' t - l21f· plcg. $1.09 Salad Dressing 2 loaves 49c ,7:~r~~,~ ~ 1-lb. bo~ 49~ D0%1N .. .U.U IR~IND '\ ANN PAGE 45~ C!'l)l '' . ' ' ' · _tach , BRAND , IANifiiRIC'Il 1 Angei · ~C.kt I • ..{'1 3forl9c PLUMP-JuiCY , . .. 2 Egg Noodles_ 3 pkgs. $1.00 iJ:olby Ch"a I~N~,PAftKIII~ ltirtlttn·'.B.n'ad ' I A&PBitAND ANN PAGI 1 ~J DOZEN .. $2.19 Bartlett Pears · ··· 2 can• LARGE GREEN SLICERS • SwHt Corn ···· 10 ears 69c .. , Grapefruit Sections 4 cans 99c Apple Sauce ·· · ·· · 3 jars 89c I FRISH TASTV ' . COP'Yf!IGHT& ltM, TH[ QREAT ATLANTIC 6 PACirtC T£A CO., INC. 69.c., DOZEN . . .$U9 ... •. A&P' BRAND-CUT ' BOCBNA NAMED ' l·lb. 9 to 11 .• t: .. '• ~ &9c' ,. Pork Roast t:< .Prtsaivt 11~ !. ·~··':1Y' 1.9i· '·~ ib. CUTS----- - .• tnd '(uetlint••cf:!'Y" !!ulovi.. At $1d;95,1!"' i lb• .,c.. t " AL't. COl.INTRY STYLE ~ breakable IT!IIInsp~n~n tnry Cate~tllt' Is th u k.• t•tt· l·~.. ~~~ I lit. GROUND CHUCK _ LOIN END , wotch -"' ot. 111011 liil'; t CO-ORDINATED SETS t SKIRTS BLADE Pork Roast - - - - lb. 45c HOTHOUSI or • Designed by the pace aettero In play-time, da7-Umo ondC:date-tln>t 49c 1·1b. 12 bz. un1 '' , CENTER 7 RIB END ' Vou aet d9.u~le tlie .. tue you'd. !IIP'ect. Ail '., ' Caravtlll liltcht• . hve Jew.!ecH~Yilif ' lnovement~ 't•l! rli!J ·. i . . Pork Chops - - - - lb. 79c Cucumbers ACTION· PACK·ED 99 CHUCK STEAK CENTER RIB CUTS For M~t!ter's Day- For The Graduate Ladles comfortable and colorful terry house slippers In asst. colon . , Available sizes to 9 at this popular price. Pork Loin Roast • · TomatoQ ............. •· 39c HOUSE SLIPPERS "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Beef Rib Roast •. ' ' I' I ,. ,., "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY HALf _ _ __ lb. • FULL LOIN HALF _ lb. 6Sc ' Is In l· f \ I ·I ULL RIB the 1967 American gymnastict team that . compete in the Pan American Games In Winnipeg, Canada, July 17-19, 11 was announced Tuesday by the U.S. Olyii1PiC 0 . . Committee. LADIES' NOVEL'IY FEATURING BUDGET PRICED CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE FOR MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS LADIES' SOFT COLORFUL TERRY SPICETONE, 4x8 SHEET I 1 IBochna KENT, Ohio (UP!) was named manager Chester, 985-3308 • . &lch tHESE LOWER . RIDENOUR Radio& T.V. fancy cottons , , Choose from 1leeveleu or rolloleeve otylH In s1ze1 32-88. 1 "Super-Right" Meats! Grants Come To6Teachers Of Meigs Local . ZENITH RECTANGULAR SUI• SHINE• COLOR PICTURE TUB! -tor &ruter plehlr• brlantnt!l wllh rtdder rid$, brl.llhlon 11'1'1111. ,'ld _. brilltllt blull. FANCY PAftlll!ll8 SET each 1 pleasing BUllllntr blouses in 99 $ 99 $ 99 Morraa-Jonet Tern I ~·cmnon" cloth. ASST. COLORS •. APRONS • NYLON HOSE ., Cheerful new .tyles in ladles• fresb. crJspy cotton house dresses .• Choose from our selection oC bold or subdued printed patterm. Asst. Colors LADIES' ASsORTED FANCY GIFT ••ch FOR MOTHER'S DAY GIVING LADIES' COLORFUL COTTON HOUSE . Six teachers of the Meigs Local School District have received grants for summer work to further their educations. They are Mrs. Martha Hus· ted and Miss Helen Smith, j'omeroy teachers, who will attend an English Institute at Ohio University along with Mrs. Leah Ord, Middleport teacher; Jo Jllm and 111M Richard Swackhamer, Rutland fllu/moJt lllroYhfttl High School teacher, who will ,., IAIIIII!iafoN, x4ue11 ,be attending a chemistry Chafmln&.J•r'IW' Amerlcaa: · Q.uciear physicS institute arl'llllh •t~~led "lo&i'' ttblnet.la " ·Wesleyan ; Earl Young,. a•nulne MlliPI•rven••ra •n4 roy High School teacher, ulact h•rdwODt~ tollilta.·.. 1 will go to a m1athem•ttic! Ovlllwln-cone ~ktr;. __ 1 sUtute at the University of mont, and Robert Mor r Is, Bradbury Elementary ~cbool Principal, '!'ho recently·. *as aHANDCRAFTED warded the John F, Kennedy Ill ZENHK KANDCI41Tlt Scholarship in Ohio for ,work MIGH PERFORIANC£ CHAISI on his master's degree. Itt Prlnlld Circuits. No Produtnan The Meigs Local Distt!Ct's , S11orteub. Hlndwlrtd for~ tJopoldi~Uty. B~ard· of Education Tuesday night voted to send congratula· ZENITH IU~JR COL.D fiDit tory messages to the six teach· IUARD TUNING SYSTlll wb ers who were awarded the txclusJ!II Gold Conttdl for tapr lVIII. grants. ID~AL rn LadJes' full length slips · . pr~tPJ~s lV~ 'IG NEW 1271Q.IN.I'IC:IUII THE . 11 '·, T!J: DESIGN II C:OMPACI' C:ONIDII P.ANTIES Give a wardrobe of assorted styles in ''Lovable" PanUes. Choose from white or assorted colors. · ~, .,, . ·thls year ootaled f/10,091.14, illning membership and proceD<feose Core Co fl · manager Mll!i'ly·Biau of St. ' down $Z,382.31 from the $712,·1 WI•• aPP ca . or a .,., dures loomh\g toward jhe de; • .. \ . r er g . • nues LQuis Hawka 473 45 for the saine period a · ~dmantltstom :• rarmets Home lvelopmen> of a comprehensive SAIGON (UP!) Ametican · Klen An , formed the core of I blowhoat bHat~lphoog h!o~ 'cfay tHe signfui' of Daye Brown ye~r ago . h ,llll ra on. ord a ~mpr.. plan for all of Meigs-County. J'ets today bombed the key ! the defenses around Haiphong u"w's aM'": uri at . ~'en w tc and Bob EduiuddJ. ".two 11M S1 T ensiYe wa~r an s~werage l , ., that pilots described as North . . annes oug t ommu~" iD their 1967-1111' Here are the a es ax plan in Meigs County was com· , RESCHEDULE GAMES North VIetnam port city of •Vietnam's mqst heavily defend· mst' troops who crept bact tO ' ·,' lectioos for the nve during 8 meellni of the \ Haiphong. They struck two ed 1 1 lie the scene of one of their wor<tl C/1 r c · " Brown, a 6-3, •195 listing first the comparative C cy Re 1 nat' pf PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - power plants Inside city limits arge zo · d 1'1 lections for lite bi·weekly . C ou~ : ~ ~~ 1The Philadelphia Philiies an- for the second time and for the \ The strike ·left only three of e ea s. from Lafayette then fiscal collections; omm•sSion e y mg nounced Tuesday they had first time hit the great kien An North Vietnam's six key MIG The fighting Tuesday came ag~ 2li points _ _ • The comrnlssl~, presided ov- 1rescheduie.d . the two rained out MIG Interceptor base just : bases untouched by Amer~can just below the North-South m h1s semor Athens $16,484.76- $1s,_ by ~airman E. F. Robin· gam~s w•th the Los Angeles outside ctty limits, U.S, spokes- shells and bombs. Vtelnsmese border in the hilly , and ~5 po\lllda, 28U7 and f567•2S4.S3 $5lo, son, repoi'ted !'lost of the steps Dodg~rs last weekend as part of men said. I The plants h•t today pump jungles where an estimated r~bounds a sall!eJn T'el!ll,.~t MU7. for procurmg ·the grant twl·mght doubleheaders later . power fo~ the . port and I he 1,100 north Vietname'l" troops hiS last two yean, at Gallia - t8,710.Sl - $8,888.• have .beeo accord- this season. The bombertl streaked! great lndustr•al com p le J perillhed In .combat last week. State. I ' BUDGET PRICED ULOVABLE" ,: :;;;,;;;;;.;;;._. . .,.. . Events • for the Mom on your Ertft Ust. from prfnta, oheero and fancy LADIES' FANCY Dated htla 21at, day of Al!ftl, 1967. F · H. 0 BRIEN Probate Ju dee of 11aid Coun iJ t4) 26; t:ll 3. J l), 3 te - afortaaid IIJ'tement. e:ututed by a ;~_maJority each · rectangular · color picture In exCiting new comP.act fine furniture cabinetry! at popUlar prices. montllJ. ; ,.~ M \'ollnt upon any other mat· ttl'l Incidental lo the proposed merr= er of the two banks. A copy t>f lhe _ . ... a new b!&·lcreeni ~ru~ ~;~trl~e~!~~ !H -MWIICJS I t~ ..L! All\ L~£~~:ar seed. 99 fwby~ MonJJ . •• ~ Tho NOTICE 011 A,I"'INTMENT MESH OR FLAT KNIT GIFTS FOR MOM e•ch LADIES' PHIL MAID FANCY ltHIIMI Home l•nk:, lhclna, Ohio ~ IMUIHOLDEA$' MlliTING ~ ~otlce i1 hereby Jlven that, pu!'11u;:: mt to taU o1 Ita: Dlrecton, a aperlaJ •<~et!nf of the Sbareholderr of The :;:; ne Home Bank, Rlocine, Ohio wL\1 t: held at Ill banll:inl{' tfnuJe 1 ~ Rll'::Z , (,bJo, on /UM 8 , 1001, at 1:00 :;. lock P. M., for the purprunr of con. lll'ln1 and determ!Dlnl by vote :::i: wh,.ther an arreement to merre the ::aakl Baak and T he Flnl National ::- aanll. IO<'Ahd In R::~dl\1!, Ohio. under " tbe prov1tlon1 of lh~< law• of t h e " United Stalea, aha! I be ratified and conllrmed, a~~bjec:t. to the approval or the Comptroller ot the Cur ren(')', Wuhlnlton. D. c .• and for the pur. i\} N.YLON H.OSE ·~ SLIPS · A4 Skyhawk, the 536th Ameri· \ stretchlng from Haiphong . to Today can plane downed over North Hanof. Navy ruidel'$. 8$Sigi)ed Vietnam. The pilot was listed1 as something of their SIGN as missing and feared dead, • prtvate !itst btl the ST. J;.OU'!! total $1,396,878.39, up t\13,123.18 . 62 lllld $243,892.00 - $233,S67.11fi. or 5.95 per cetll over the same Jackson - $i3,'1l10.89. period a year ago. 812.48 and f364,837.27 - ~.Motor Vebicle and H o u I e- 565.21. trailer Sales and Use Tu col· Meigs - $3,274.73 - ••··''""··] lections for the bl·weekly ~ 25 and $187,419.58 - $178,840.09. porting period this year total- Vinton - $1,290.18 - $1,%10.· ed $20,504.78; down $10,910.25 73 and $50,495.01 - $46,431.58. from the collections of' $31,415.- Here are the Uae Tax collec· OS for the same period a .year liOns for the· five iJO. Year • 1o - date collecttons as above the flrat ael of ~;..;;"-";;;;;;;;_.~......,....., are for the bl·weekly reporting period, !sting this year and : ANNOUNCING ' then last year; aod also lor the fiscal year, listing this fiscal yel(r flrat: Alllens - $8,019.30 - $13,859.71 and $254,107.58 - $266,115.01. Gallla - $8,261.58 - $7 ,2911.· 27 and Jl25,$89.24 - $136,784.21. Jackson - no report on either reporting bi-weekly period; and $155,873.26 - $155,217.4~. Meigs - $5,764.62 - $5,940.14 and *'14,778.58 - $127,477.76. Vinton - $1,459.78 - $4,316.· 91 and $59,743.48 - $56,818.98. AU.NIW1961 l~ORS For Mother ••• By ''Phil Maid" . Tu I five county P,ea of em Ohio including Gallia coun· ty durl~g thJ 22ntl bi-weekly • . . r~portin8 periixl (Aprll 16, 1967 through Aprft ~~. 1867) amount· od to $43 sso 111 up $3 092 ~~ 6r per ~eni over th~ e~mpar· 1able 09 period a. year ago. Figures released by State Treasurer John D. Herbert al· so showed that year-to-date Ohio Sales Tu collectiOIII (July I, 1966 lhrouih April 29, 1.~7) NEW FASHIONS •• NEW COLORS LADIES' SPRING AND SUMMER '!OU MJeHT Ol.fr OF ~~ WA'/101:'0. ·~..,,,.,. '·t~tc f~.~' ~"~ ··~ ~; les {flax co · ; · ne· c ti"ons ' u ' " p , •. Pape · ~~~rk fo; ·~~!m~ ~. :~n!~~rst~.o~ Ha"ip'.:t'o' ~~g' I ~ ~~:f;~c~~~1::~:i~~:ftN~~I Daii~. Sentln;!, p~!n_•roy·Mld~leport, ·o ~_ ,~~~~~:;~; 'r Sa :1 · ·!'If. , Mal'lllell.~ lloUilted . ' ' } . · s Eo· A ' Gf30f IS• ·D00!' ~emb~ra B mbed·by Com~ll)list ~"·· , ercent 0 . · r ea 0 H~iphong rwo· .· . · · . ' .i 709 P pt~serve. (UP~) ~""al Ohio satei collecUODJ Jn -~ tta~~ ~ conn~~~: i USJetS ' piant~A:rtl ~·hi ~ Southea.~ •.un~ed. TuM-• 1 ' I 0 ' ..· I I I ~ ' '• �. l. t.: I ' ,, • l. I j .I f • r t I, I ; 'l j .I ,. ,. ,. ·Nurses Attentl Involvement Day 1n Athens May 3 ly Congressman CLARENCE E. MILLER FOR dodge a '!OJ'iOus question a brush-<Jff. · May has been designated Senior Citizens Month by the Send your teen-age que:sliotiS\ l)epartment of Health, Education and Welfare. In view of to YOUTH ASKED the Impending legislation concerning changes in social se· care of Helen Help US. t hi Cllflly laws and other bills to aid those in the 65-and-older newspaper. age group, I thmk Jt " an appropnate tune_to take a se~· FOR THE BUY WHO liAS ious look at the problems ol the semor Citizen In today s ed "din . l'fied EVERYTIDNG - A '·"'W · t ag , proVI g a SJmp I I , "" . t d eomp l1ca e socie Y· more un1'form me""od ·of taxm·g PERSONALITY By the end' gf 1966 it is estimated there will be more "' 'II' '" 65 ~ ---------·-·---all aged taxpayers. Dear Helen: 19 th an m1 l'ln persons . ed hr" f · •roblern. and over in the United States. In addition, this title assists In I I Tlhoday we have oisilltlln f te. I I b~vte a dJSalhstrtohus "' I Th 90th C will llC I the exlension of child welfare Y e major prov ons o pro- can wrn W1 e gJr s -~ toongressd a f a r 1 serv,·ces and authorizes temporposed changes In Social SecorI can't see why. I have a real conSJ er . I . I t· Th' Is by I th Ia! t In caD.,. upon reaching bill IH. R. 0710) . ary assiStance to migratory wor- •ty egiS a •on: IS no c assy car, e es expenwbiob will amero· the Social 1kers. means a detruled report and IS slve clothes. I smoke, flirt, am Security Act to provide increas- ' TiTLE m deals with tile child not mtended to educate you .as extremely handsome and well· es · In such areas as old age ihealth provisions of the SoCial to the finer points of the bill. groomed. . and survivors disability insur· 1Security Act. This includes de11o Nor IS It ~n effort to endorse I The gills should hke me betance system and to provide ad· tal care programs lor children. or dJScred~t tile proposed bill. . ter than the other guys b u t · T!TL~ IV contains general We are simply attempting to · they are all snobs. I only have tlonaI henef''ts ror heallh. msu, " f 'I' . 'lb .... b'U If t rr· d d lh I ance to t:he disabled. :_ n addi· provisions and provides for the amttartze ~ou Wl uR;: 1 • wet ten s, an ey are azy lion, H. ft. S110 won'·' improve establishment of a social work you would like ':' have more bums and only hang for the the public assistan<!e program !ml-':lpower and tra ining pro- ~etailed mforma.tlon on Ute bill, rtde. , . th , d the coordina JUSt contact our Washington of-~ What s wrong WJtll people 7. . 1 and programs re latmg 1o e , gram an perm! s . fi nd 'll he I d to Ih 1 k ~ d b lth f h'ldr ' 1- f Is de under 1ce a we WI ga supave money, oo s, a car, o t c 1t en rna . f or you. hat more could th ey ask ,or. ' ' ·JM:\rnre an h ea · t '1 ton1 ot gran ply 1t w 1 and revise t e mcome ax rea- :era sa 1u.e::. menl of the aged. j TITLE V would eliminate the :complex features of present Many pieces of legislation ! laws · . MOIIe•r .. have been submitted for Jm- . come Tax proving many specific areas of 1 .. - . -- -- ----YOUTH ASKED ITI This columnf,. for young .pee>pie, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help Us!, it welcomes laughs but won't "·I the Social Security program. : i ' f ~· • ' ' MEIGS T"EATRE Pai'Mt'Dy, 0. TONIGHT and THURSOAY May 10.11 t!OT OPEN (Te<:hnicolor) Dean Martin, as Matt Helm, Ann-Margaret ·· OPPOSITE. MARK V S\!P~R . MKT• . Ml FtatureHe: Train1ng for Trouble Part Tlma Pal Yonder GlovH NEW FASHIONS FOR A · . SPRING & _SUMMER D~Ess,up·: '• - ' PRINTS eBOLD tSOFT TONED SOLID COLORS .. !f .l f,' 1 King Size While $, .•• ASST. NEW STYLES IN LADIES Spring & Summer HANDBAGS ...... I 11011 is recoJV~g ln~sed a~ ilpeaklila, recelllly eonducted tentlon from federal, ~te ·~ at ·tile ParienburJ Branch !?"al authoritleJ," Leonard said. of w. Va. Uulverallf, He baa . To help lndualrlal leaders pre- 1 8110 rtcelved the booorable pare for now pollution pro- lflle ol Colonel, IUid Is oow grams and controls, the entire serving bls · apPI'eJ!Ucetb!p In morning sesiJion °~ the day • tile Aaclloa Professloll. CoL IOIJII symposium. Will be devet- Rltdlle waa bit clas1 vi0e ed to a diSCUBSJon .of effective president. and economical solutions I o·r Rllcblo Ill serving hie sp-dlsposlng of ~seous, ll~~ld and (llt!llll..,b!p IUider Col. John solid industrial waall!s. Walllln 1114 CoL John MatThe symposium - designed tlqly ol Patallklla, Oldo. BI1 to show lnduatrlal leaders bow IDI)or a~D illealfona are to use natural P,s efficiently based !~MUDd llVestock IUid and how It can ~ean greater nlated farm lmplemeats. P!'oflta to them - ta being spoDsOred by the American G a s AsaoclatiOII and ftve Ohio gaa companies Including Columbia of Ohio, Leonard said. Mo r e than too o1 Ohio's top tndustrisl officials are eipected to attend. Death Claims 90 Year-Old 1o • • • Colorful Selection LADIES HOUSE· _We At 'Big 3' Markets Don't PAMPER Corn Clobbers Are Advised to Get-in-Touch STACK HEEL $6.99 THE SHOE BOX I B and D Wi dth - - - - We Wire Mowers evprywhere 992·2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop W. Main Pomeroy 76 N. 2ND. AVE. Mrs. Millard Van Meter .6 to.9 CUP~AMOUS Fig Bars 21b. pkg. = ·II T"tes Good Like R"llce Creaml tall ICE MILK CIRI •,· Puffin Buttermilk SPRING ' & SUMft\ER ·,, PERCOLATORS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' HAND BAQS "' n ' Give One To Mother s •.aa ' EACH Electric Day .. T:'i For 4.-H.Folks . lson.Mayl3 pt,, " ' .88 Sandwich Buns • .1111! c BISCUITS PERM-PRESS DACRON & COnON CHOC M.ILK - .,, • FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS EACH Morton TO DAY'S COMPLICATEn- WASHING P-O-BLEMS1 FULL SLIPS DUSTERS;"-':. .88 ' ,I Hot Doe lllins Sugar Added I 46 oz. can Choose! 4more fFrigidaire Jet Action Washers to f fit any bJI(Iget! HALF SUPS .. C I -lor. '==" PrfltdM.JoopMd Jot ActJiofl • ....._priced low, law, kiwi• Spec:l... eft for heavily soli eo llllfo ..... • 8111111 l.ood ltemsl • Wash and Rinse ttmpa111ture con• 11011 • Deep Ac:tion All· _,., JIII-AWiy Rlnotl cycte alwes delleatea ~ holpocut wetor btlltt •Jtt-clfnplo mec:ho onlem, 0.0)1 AaUN fCIIolod Tlllo Frllldo!ro Jot J.o. Name lbo job! Thlt Frl11dttro Wnller doe• M automotlcally • Dis- speed1 for multi·fabrla wnhina:-sptc~l Dura• bl• Prtts Clrel • Con• trois for Wash, Rinse llldlolkllalpaturoll ad~ances t1on Wubtr puts JOU Ill c:ommend of any WishIn I problem! • Two S.lt W•..r-Ptanut luHtr and Moi&SMI a.._ 59c Valuo Assorted Styl" end P•Herns 3 Btadbury PTA Meets Thursday Auli.':.i.,~~"'';t-; ·~': olfleers tilt Jemen. features LIBBY'S SPECIAL MEA·T BVYS · Tomato Juice ARMOUR c 46oz. lng "Rapldl}'·1000" ''VACATIONEER" 3 PIECE VINYL LUGGAGE SETS .. ·............ • . ',- ' FOR MOtHIR'S 'DAY GIVIf<IG, ' ·~88·.,. MIDDLEPORT~ , 0~10 J ' ••. ., ' • I ' '. s· lb. OUR RR.ODUCE . ~- ~ALUES '.can \ :#~'- "''. • '::'~ SfJP~t«qR BRAND I. ' SUNSHINE KRISPY \CRACKERS ~ . Splnl l.lotoral •• 8-RH- • 7!j I 35c 41 C lb. box 4 spin tpeeda-lnclud· Sbonptl Waaher Wamnty In Frfaldolro hlttO"' l·year Warranty for repair of any defect witHout. charae, plut 4-yoar ProtO<tlon Pion (parts only) for furnllhlni replacement for any defectlvt patt in the complete transmission, drlvt motor end lora• <"''KKW Mter pumpl Sacked by General FURNIT-URE ~ ,. pkgs• .99 automatically ; ·- UMBRELLAS ' from Soak \o Wash! • '119, $149 $189 Jet-simple methanism makes possible 6-year Nationwide,Warranty I Sweet Candy "KISSES" penses all laundry aids, 'II!. .r FOR MOM FANCY GIPT 10oz. NABISCO FIG NEWTONS ~i- lem Buns Et. GIVE MOM ~ lllloo Jot Action Waoher by Frflklairo! •'....,tomatlc Soak ey. ,· . $,.00 19c STRAWBERRIES each E11yC1rtCotton ~ ~~!E!!!~KEY~BEE; • FROZEN SLICEO Orange Juice LADIES' N&W • conoN PRIN1' . Broughton'• 8oz. cans ... HOLLY HILL FRIGIDAIRE SOLVES c SHORTENING aAKERITE 3 !n S9c 2 PAL PEANUT BUTTER -- ~1:: 89c MAXWELL HOUSE ~~~~~~T-- 't: 69c·ii LAUNDRY STARCH s~,~~~~ 19c SU'R ' FCOLP WATER tllftt DEtERGENT ,,. 59c MIL BIG SELECTION "WEST BEND" ELECTIUC 11-12~ 13- Right reserved to limit ' E•.ch I RUTLAND DEPT. STORE .· FIRESIDE $,.00 •~d Colors and plants express · • ' Savings For May GIFT APRONS Ant. Patterns LYONS MARKET e AT RUTlAND e "' COLORFUL-FANCY DESIGNS your budget. ,-------......,..--:--1 .. e AT TUPPERS PLAINS e ' Aut. PatterN Table centerpiecE's, and other cut fl owers, priced wnhin .WAID ·CROSS·SONS SAVINGS SERVICE &. SMILES HURON EVAP. .77 e AT RACINE e forget :?.!HER each your feelings most beautifully, •> m .• -t!i I DRESSES ' ' ' S' Junlor·Mlsus 1ncl H1lf Slz" ~uw ·; '.' B-ETTER DRESS~S s Our colorful cut nowers, conages " Day:~· ltl!dnelday, p1ta1 prG&ram of •an. I I FRIDAY thru TUESDAY May 12·16 "MURDERERS' ROW" WHITE T-STRAP date has been announr.e<l as to I YOivement May 3rd. tbe Kaoltl . Sdaool "' . "Air• · wat~ and land po11U· !rom AUcdoneorlnJ aail Publlc The Look of aLady · ' ' . Comples pollution problems facing Ohio Industry Wlll be discussed at the, second annual. Gas Symposium for Ohio In· dustry Thur!day, May 18, al the Cleveland Sheral"'' Hotel, Cleve. land, according to Allan ·Leotl' . . ard, Area local manager for ,Larry Arthur Rllclde, ol Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. ·I Mlnera)'llle, ... !flduated so GIVE HER 1 when it will be reported out. There are 5 areas, or "titles" covered by H. R. 5710. j Title I covers the old age Slll'l'ivors and disability insur· ' ance program and the health Insurance program under tile Social Security Act. It revises and improves the benefit and . coverage provisions and expands I lite scope of the Medicare Pro- 1 gram. At the same time it j makes necessary adjustmenL'I In the program to take into ac· count administrative problem< which have arisen In the first year of ita operation. TITLE U bf the bill deals wlth the publlc IQ(stance pr.. visions In the Social Security Act and Is designed to increase the adequacy of public assis~ ance payments, to provide work Incentives through the estal>o llshment o! community training pro~ams and to Improve and make more equitable the provlalons for medical assistance. Be Discussed "!". . These have all been consider· -c: ed by U1e Ways and Means Committee and subsequently compiled into one bill. 1 This huge bill, which is over 160 pages long, en compasses the whole area of Social Security benefits. Hearings, which began the first of March, were completed in mid-April. It is presently being considered by the committee M!ich Is meeting in executive session. No Dear R: Sure: Holding hands Is reaDy quite proper. .. . And next time you try to Dummox an advice columnist, chum, pick one who doesn't have four wise-cracking lrids. They clue me In on all the now . J)al!J-Selltlnel, Pomeroy·lllddleport, 0,. ,¥q .lO(t~ • Approximately eighty nurm Cirmel There ~ jit. , attended. Present from Meigs SUIIdey ~1. ~ ·..._. The purpose of the day' pro- i County were Emma Adam•. Mr. and Mrs. J!dson Roush 51 Tammy Siidth .'lias 11aa4to gram was to famlliarW! 1h e ' Glenna Riebel, and Franc ea . visited over the weekend with ed on her' birthday, , nurses with tbe lacllit1es I he Wright of Pomeroy. 1Mr. snd Mrs. Robert WaL'IOII, ·¥rs MruVIil '""""""' The Atbens State Hospital hospital provides for the treat- ~ •· and daughter at Kent Ohio. Mr. and • · """':;z' nursing stall Invited register- men! of persons who have em,_! ' and daughter, ol ~umbuj~ ~· ed nurses from the IS counties tlonal problems and to pre-\ John Adams Uved lor 25 Mr · and Mrs. Frank Hudson, and Mrs. James,Ci11:le o! !'If~' whloh the hospital serves to sent the role of the nursing yearsafterleavlt~lhepresideD-ot Syrscuse, VISited Mr. andjHaven,wmvlaltlngrih~ p&rtlclpate In a Community ID- personnel In the current bos- \ cy of the States. Mrs. Allan Taylor recently. . Circle ou Satuiday ev8glni. ' HELEN HELP US! REPORT \ .. I: !• ,·' I 1 j · 4 ' · • I . • . ' !. . 1 o• I ·• I. ,. ' . ' I,. ' �. l. t.: I ' ,, • l. I j .I f • r t I, I ; 'l j .I ,. ,. ,. ·Nurses Attentl Involvement Day 1n Athens May 3 ly Congressman CLARENCE E. MILLER FOR dodge a '!OJ'iOus question a brush-<Jff. · May has been designated Senior Citizens Month by the Send your teen-age que:sliotiS\ l)epartment of Health, Education and Welfare. In view of to YOUTH ASKED the Impending legislation concerning changes in social se· care of Helen Help US. t hi Cllflly laws and other bills to aid those in the 65-and-older newspaper. age group, I thmk Jt " an appropnate tune_to take a se~· FOR THE BUY WHO liAS ious look at the problems ol the semor Citizen In today s ed "din . l'fied EVERYTIDNG - A '·"'W · t ag , proVI g a SJmp I I , "" . t d eomp l1ca e socie Y· more un1'form me""od ·of taxm·g PERSONALITY By the end' gf 1966 it is estimated there will be more "' 'II' '" 65 ~ ---------·-·---all aged taxpayers. Dear Helen: 19 th an m1 l'ln persons . ed hr" f · •roblern. and over in the United States. In addition, this title assists In I I Tlhoday we have oisilltlln f te. I I b~vte a dJSalhstrtohus "' I Th 90th C will llC I the exlension of child welfare Y e major prov ons o pro- can wrn W1 e gJr s -~ toongressd a f a r 1 serv,·ces and authorizes temporposed changes In Social SecorI can't see why. I have a real conSJ er . I . I t· Th' Is by I th Ia! t In caD.,. upon reaching bill IH. R. 0710) . ary assiStance to migratory wor- •ty egiS a •on: IS no c assy car, e es expenwbiob will amero· the Social 1kers. means a detruled report and IS slve clothes. I smoke, flirt, am Security Act to provide increas- ' TiTLE m deals with tile child not mtended to educate you .as extremely handsome and well· es · In such areas as old age ihealth provisions of the SoCial to the finer points of the bill. groomed. . and survivors disability insur· 1Security Act. This includes de11o Nor IS It ~n effort to endorse I The gills should hke me betance system and to provide ad· tal care programs lor children. or dJScred~t tile proposed bill. . ter than the other guys b u t · T!TL~ IV contains general We are simply attempting to · they are all snobs. I only have tlonaI henef''ts ror heallh. msu, " f 'I' . 'lb .... b'U If t rr· d d lh I ance to t:he disabled. :_ n addi· provisions and provides for the amttartze ~ou Wl uR;: 1 • wet ten s, an ey are azy lion, H. ft. S110 won'·' improve establishment of a social work you would like ':' have more bums and only hang for the the public assistan<!e program !ml-':lpower and tra ining pro- ~etailed mforma.tlon on Ute bill, rtde. , . th , d the coordina JUSt contact our Washington of-~ What s wrong WJtll people 7. . 1 and programs re latmg 1o e , gram an perm! s . fi nd 'll he I d to Ih 1 k ~ d b lth f h'ldr ' 1- f Is de under 1ce a we WI ga supave money, oo s, a car, o t c 1t en rna . f or you. hat more could th ey ask ,or. ' ' ·JM:\rnre an h ea · t '1 ton1 ot gran ply 1t w 1 and revise t e mcome ax rea- :era sa 1u.e::. menl of the aged. j TITLE V would eliminate the :complex features of present Many pieces of legislation ! laws · . MOIIe•r .. have been submitted for Jm- . come Tax proving many specific areas of 1 .. - . -- -- ----YOUTH ASKED ITI This columnf,. for young .pee>pie, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help Us!, it welcomes laughs but won't "·I the Social Security program. : i ' f ~· • ' ' MEIGS T"EATRE Pai'Mt'Dy, 0. TONIGHT and THURSOAY May 10.11 t!OT OPEN (Te<:hnicolor) Dean Martin, as Matt Helm, Ann-Margaret ·· OPPOSITE. MARK V S\!P~R . MKT• . Ml FtatureHe: Train1ng for Trouble Part Tlma Pal Yonder GlovH NEW FASHIONS FOR A · . SPRING & _SUMMER D~Ess,up·: '• - ' PRINTS eBOLD tSOFT TONED SOLID COLORS .. !f .l f,' 1 King Size While $, .•• ASST. NEW STYLES IN LADIES Spring & Summer HANDBAGS ...... I 11011 is recoJV~g ln~sed a~ ilpeaklila, recelllly eonducted tentlon from federal, ~te ·~ at ·tile ParienburJ Branch !?"al authoritleJ," Leonard said. of w. Va. Uulverallf, He baa . To help lndualrlal leaders pre- 1 8110 rtcelved the booorable pare for now pollution pro- lflle ol Colonel, IUid Is oow grams and controls, the entire serving bls · apPI'eJ!Ucetb!p In morning sesiJion °~ the day • tile Aaclloa Professloll. CoL IOIJII symposium. Will be devet- Rltdlle waa bit clas1 vi0e ed to a diSCUBSJon .of effective president. and economical solutions I o·r Rllcblo Ill serving hie sp-dlsposlng of ~seous, ll~~ld and (llt!llll..,b!p IUider Col. John solid industrial waall!s. Walllln 1114 CoL John MatThe symposium - designed tlqly ol Patallklla, Oldo. BI1 to show lnduatrlal leaders bow IDI)or a~D illealfona are to use natural P,s efficiently based !~MUDd llVestock IUid and how It can ~ean greater nlated farm lmplemeats. P!'oflta to them - ta being spoDsOred by the American G a s AsaoclatiOII and ftve Ohio gaa companies Including Columbia of Ohio, Leonard said. Mo r e than too o1 Ohio's top tndustrisl officials are eipected to attend. Death Claims 90 Year-Old 1o • • • Colorful Selection LADIES HOUSE· _We At 'Big 3' Markets Don't PAMPER Corn Clobbers Are Advised to Get-in-Touch STACK HEEL $6.99 THE SHOE BOX I B and D Wi dth - - - - We Wire Mowers evprywhere 992·2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop W. Main Pomeroy 76 N. 2ND. AVE. Mrs. Millard Van Meter .6 to.9 CUP~AMOUS Fig Bars 21b. pkg. = ·II T"tes Good Like R"llce Creaml tall ICE MILK CIRI •,· Puffin Buttermilk SPRING ' & SUMft\ER ·,, PERCOLATORS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' HAND BAQS "' n ' Give One To Mother s •.aa ' EACH Electric Day .. T:'i For 4.-H.Folks . lson.Mayl3 pt,, " ' .88 Sandwich Buns • .1111! c BISCUITS PERM-PRESS DACRON & COnON CHOC M.ILK - .,, • FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS EACH Morton TO DAY'S COMPLICATEn- WASHING P-O-BLEMS1 FULL SLIPS DUSTERS;"-':. .88 ' ,I Hot Doe lllins Sugar Added I 46 oz. can Choose! 4more fFrigidaire Jet Action Washers to f fit any bJI(Iget! HALF SUPS .. C I -lor. '==" PrfltdM.JoopMd Jot ActJiofl • ....._priced low, law, kiwi• Spec:l... eft for heavily soli eo llllfo ..... • 8111111 l.ood ltemsl • Wash and Rinse ttmpa111ture con• 11011 • Deep Ac:tion All· _,., JIII-AWiy Rlnotl cycte alwes delleatea ~ holpocut wetor btlltt •Jtt-clfnplo mec:ho onlem, 0.0)1 AaUN fCIIolod Tlllo Frllldo!ro Jot J.o. Name lbo job! Thlt Frl11dttro Wnller doe• M automotlcally • Dis- speed1 for multi·fabrla wnhina:-sptc~l Dura• bl• Prtts Clrel • Con• trois for Wash, Rinse llldlolkllalpaturoll ad~ances t1on Wubtr puts JOU Ill c:ommend of any WishIn I problem! • Two S.lt W•..r-Ptanut luHtr and Moi&SMI a.._ 59c Valuo Assorted Styl" end P•Herns 3 Btadbury PTA Meets Thursday Auli.':.i.,~~"'';t-; ·~': olfleers tilt Jemen. features LIBBY'S SPECIAL MEA·T BVYS · Tomato Juice ARMOUR c 46oz. lng "Rapldl}'·1000" ''VACATIONEER" 3 PIECE VINYL LUGGAGE SETS .. ·............ • . ',- ' FOR MOtHIR'S 'DAY GIVIf<IG, ' ·~88·.,. MIDDLEPORT~ , 0~10 J ' ••. ., ' • I ' '. s· lb. OUR RR.ODUCE . ~- ~ALUES '.can \ :#~'- "''. • '::'~ SfJP~t«qR BRAND I. ' SUNSHINE KRISPY \CRACKERS ~ . Splnl l.lotoral •• 8-RH- • 7!j I 35c 41 C lb. box 4 spin tpeeda-lnclud· Sbonptl Waaher Wamnty In Frfaldolro hlttO"' l·year Warranty for repair of any defect witHout. charae, plut 4-yoar ProtO<tlon Pion (parts only) for furnllhlni replacement for any defectlvt patt in the complete transmission, drlvt motor end lora• <"''KKW Mter pumpl Sacked by General FURNIT-URE ~ ,. pkgs• .99 automatically ; ·- UMBRELLAS ' from Soak \o Wash! • '119, $149 $189 Jet-simple methanism makes possible 6-year Nationwide,Warranty I Sweet Candy "KISSES" penses all laundry aids, 'II!. .r FOR MOM FANCY GIPT 10oz. NABISCO FIG NEWTONS ~i- lem Buns Et. GIVE MOM ~ lllloo Jot Action Waoher by Frflklairo! •'....,tomatlc Soak ey. ,· . $,.00 19c STRAWBERRIES each E11yC1rtCotton ~ ~~!E!!!~KEY~BEE; • FROZEN SLICEO Orange Juice LADIES' N&W • conoN PRIN1' . Broughton'• 8oz. cans ... HOLLY HILL FRIGIDAIRE SOLVES c SHORTENING aAKERITE 3 !n S9c 2 PAL PEANUT BUTTER -- ~1:: 89c MAXWELL HOUSE ~~~~~~T-- 't: 69c·ii LAUNDRY STARCH s~,~~~~ 19c SU'R ' FCOLP WATER tllftt DEtERGENT ,,. 59c MIL BIG SELECTION "WEST BEND" ELECTIUC 11-12~ 13- Right reserved to limit ' E•.ch I RUTLAND DEPT. STORE .· FIRESIDE $,.00 •~d Colors and plants express · • ' Savings For May GIFT APRONS Ant. Patterns LYONS MARKET e AT RUTlAND e "' COLORFUL-FANCY DESIGNS your budget. ,-------......,..--:--1 .. e AT TUPPERS PLAINS e ' Aut. PatterN Table centerpiecE's, and other cut fl owers, priced wnhin .WAID ·CROSS·SONS SAVINGS SERVICE &. SMILES HURON EVAP. .77 e AT RACINE e forget :?.!HER each your feelings most beautifully, •> m .• -t!i I DRESSES ' ' ' S' Junlor·Mlsus 1ncl H1lf Slz" ~uw ·; '.' B-ETTER DRESS~S s Our colorful cut nowers, conages " Day:~· ltl!dnelday, p1ta1 prG&ram of •an. I I FRIDAY thru TUESDAY May 12·16 "MURDERERS' ROW" WHITE T-STRAP date has been announr.e<l as to I YOivement May 3rd. tbe Kaoltl . Sdaool "' . "Air• · wat~ and land po11U· !rom AUcdoneorlnJ aail Publlc The Look of aLady · ' ' . Comples pollution problems facing Ohio Industry Wlll be discussed at the, second annual. Gas Symposium for Ohio In· dustry Thur!day, May 18, al the Cleveland Sheral"'' Hotel, Cleve. land, according to Allan ·Leotl' . . ard, Area local manager for ,Larry Arthur Rllclde, ol Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. ·I Mlnera)'llle, ... !flduated so GIVE HER 1 when it will be reported out. There are 5 areas, or "titles" covered by H. R. 5710. j Title I covers the old age Slll'l'ivors and disability insur· ' ance program and the health Insurance program under tile Social Security Act. It revises and improves the benefit and . coverage provisions and expands I lite scope of the Medicare Pro- 1 gram. At the same time it j makes necessary adjustmenL'I In the program to take into ac· count administrative problem< which have arisen In the first year of ita operation. TITLE U bf the bill deals wlth the publlc IQ(stance pr.. visions In the Social Security Act and Is designed to increase the adequacy of public assis~ ance payments, to provide work Incentives through the estal>o llshment o! community training pro~ams and to Improve and make more equitable the provlalons for medical assistance. Be Discussed "!". . These have all been consider· -c: ed by U1e Ways and Means Committee and subsequently compiled into one bill. 1 This huge bill, which is over 160 pages long, en compasses the whole area of Social Security benefits. Hearings, which began the first of March, were completed in mid-April. It is presently being considered by the committee M!ich Is meeting in executive session. No Dear R: Sure: Holding hands Is reaDy quite proper. .. . And next time you try to Dummox an advice columnist, chum, pick one who doesn't have four wise-cracking lrids. They clue me In on all the now . J)al!J-Selltlnel, Pomeroy·lllddleport, 0,. ,¥q .lO(t~ • Approximately eighty nurm Cirmel There ~ jit. , attended. Present from Meigs SUIIdey ~1. ~ ·..._. The purpose of the day' pro- i County were Emma Adam•. Mr. and Mrs. J!dson Roush 51 Tammy Siidth .'lias 11aa4to gram was to famlliarW! 1h e ' Glenna Riebel, and Franc ea . visited over the weekend with ed on her' birthday, , nurses with tbe lacllit1es I he Wright of Pomeroy. 1Mr. snd Mrs. Robert WaL'IOII, ·¥rs MruVIil '""""""' The Atbens State Hospital hospital provides for the treat- ~ •· and daughter at Kent Ohio. Mr. and • · """':;z' nursing stall Invited register- men! of persons who have em,_! ' and daughter, ol ~umbuj~ ~· ed nurses from the IS counties tlonal problems and to pre-\ John Adams Uved lor 25 Mr · and Mrs. Frank Hudson, and Mrs. James,Ci11:le o! !'If~' whloh the hospital serves to sent the role of the nursing yearsafterleavlt~lhepresideD-ot Syrscuse, VISited Mr. andjHaven,wmvlaltlngrih~ p&rtlclpate In a Community ID- personnel In the current bos- \ cy of the States. Mrs. Allan Taylor recently. . Circle ou Satuiday ev8glni. ' HELEN HELP US! REPORT \ .. I: !• ,·' I 1 j · 4 ' · • I . • . ' !. . 1 o• I ·• I. ,. ' . ' I,. ' �• • ' .• ( ,I '• ' ' '!" . . ' '! YOUTH ASKIID FOR IT! This column(\. for young .peoMay has been designated Seniol' Citizens Month by the ple, their problems ana pleasDepartment of Health, _Education .and Welfare.Jn view of ures their troUbl<.'!land fun. As the impending legislation concermng changes m soc1al se- with' the rest of Helen Help Us!, cilrtty laws and other bills to atd those in the 65-kanci-older it welcomes laughs but won't Bit group, 1 think it is an appropnate time_to ta e a se~, 1 ious l~ok at 'the_ problems of the semor cJbzen m today s 1 aged, providing 1 . s_implifled, eomplicated soctety. . 1 more uniform method of taxing By the _ent!JI 1968 it 6is estimated th~re w!~~~."re 1. all aged tazpayers, _ thb 19 mllhon persons 51 .. . . . 1 Toda we have ouilined briefand over in the United States. In additiOn, this tiU~ assists m I th ~·or rovislons of pr<~o The 9011! Congress Will be llhe extenswn of child welfare y e J p. Social Secor~all~ upon to consider a I a r l·servlces and authortzes tempor- pos1. ~~a':f: ~is is by no reaah!ng bill (H. R. 5710) ;ary asSistance to migratory wor- ::i'eansgla ~etalled report and is I· . , w~:ity~~~ ';:~~~~!~•in~~~~ lk•;:TLE Ill deals with tile child S!!, ld · h lth ·· f the Social el; In such areas as o . •ge 1 ea . proviSIOn~ 0 'li!jl survivors disability msur· Secufl!y Act. ThiS mcludes den- llll'e system and to provide ad- Ital care programs jor children, tiona! benefits for health insur- TITLE IV conlams general lllce to the dlSablea !.n addl- proVJswns and provides lor the lion' H. o..,~ S710 won•.: improve I establishment of a social work ·· the public assistance program , me,power and. trammg proand programs relatmg to the gram aod permits the coordma.J~Qiare and bealth of children Ibon of grants made under Fed1 and revise the lncome tax treat~ : eral statutes. ment of the aged. i TITLE V would eliminate the . . . : complex features of present Many pteces of legisla~IOn ! laws concerning ·Federal In- dlldge a ,.rlous · question a brush-off. Send your teen-age questlm" to YOUTH · ASKED care of Helen Help us. t hi newspaper. FOR THE Buy WHO- QAS EVERYTHING _ A NEW PERSONAUT\' Dear Helen: · pr . ·oblelm. I have a disastrous I can't win with the girls I can't see wh . I have a real classy car th/Jatest In 0/'penslve cloth~s. I smoke, flirt, am not intended to _educofatethyoubia s extrem:Jy handsome and well to the finer pomts e 11• groom . Nor is it an effort to endorse The girls should like me bel· or discredit the proposed bill. ter than the other guys b ~ t We are sim I allempting to they are all snobs. I only have familiarize ~J with !be bill. If two friends, and they are lazy ld have more bums and only hang for t h e ydou ilwedou . t'" lbe bl'll , rJ'de . 1 eta morma1onon just contact our Washington of· I What's wrong with people? lice and we will be glad to sup- II have money, looks, a car, I it for you. what more could they ask for? LM·Dl\\'11, ~;Pt. Ple~t, and Dear R: Sure: Bo1dlnJ lullldt is reaDy qui~ pr<JiiOr.· ... ·' · ... And next time you try to flummox an advice columnist, chum, plck one whO doesn't have four wlse..,.acklng . klda. They clue me In on all the Orvwe ll:Uiene Thomas, :n, Potneroy, 0. · TONIGHT and THURSDAY Moy 10.11 . I!OT OPEN -FRIDAY thru TUESDAY Moy 12·16 •MURDERERS' ROW" ke . (Technico!Ol') Dean Martin, as Matt Helm, Ann-Margaret ),~P~Y~_;:;.:;.;;:;;_====~~~,.:_:~=.;_==""' Fe1tureHe: Training for Troublo Part Time Pol Yonder Glovft NEW FASHIONS FGR A· SPRING 1o .SUMMER DRES$-UP : (' BETTER DREsses ' The Look of aLady J' ' f Com Clobbers Death Claims 90 Year-Old A. W.Pumey Colorful Selection LADIES HOUSE• DRESSES s .77 ' . '-1 1 ,,'" STACK HEEL • Savings For May 11-12-13- Right reserved to limit FIRESIDE ,· ' r We (\.ire nowers t-venrwhere 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop W. Main Pomeroy Mrs. Millard Van Meter f Fig Bars 6·99 THE SHOE BOX B and D Width - - - - 5 76 N. 2ND. AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . .6 to.9 CUP,f~QUS . BIG SELECFION . pkg. Electric Day HAND BAGS Ideal Gift For Mother Give One To Mother . ·. .88 Sandwich Buns EACH PERM-PRESS DACRON & COTTON T'ltf~· For 4.-H.Folks lson.Mayl3 . ' . ICE MILK .88 Orange Juice ASSORTED .D ATT'I<I . . AND COLORS · . C ~ 46 oz. I ' IFrig~daire GIVE MOM ·-[llbd , . . . . . . 24piii1Jot Action low', lair, law:l • lplcl.. cyele IIVOI doliclltl -CIIII•Imoiii.Dod Otlllnfl hlliDI 1111 woter blllsi•Jtkltnple - onlom, 0..11 Aaelol lllllltDII 1hlo l'riPIIlre Jot .:1:'.:1'~ ~ cammoncl ollftJ lnSho Nom• tho [obi Thla Frllldllra Woolitr does It outomoticolly • Dis· speed~ advances automttlcally lion Woihtr pull you II ln1 problem! • Two for muiiJ.fobrla washlna:-special Durable Pr•s Clrel • Con· oncllolkllmpondurtll Nationwide Warranty I ., . "VACATIONEER" 3 PIECE VINYL COVERED' LUGGAGE SETS ' . o 0 o 0 o o o 0 o o 0 0 0 0 I t .TRAIN ·FURNIT-URE 1or furnfshiDJ replattment for 1ny dlftctlve part in tht complltt trermnlulon, drlvt motor and larao ••!*IV water pumpl Sacked by General Motorll LadiN' Docron.Cottoli eWALTZ GOv/NS e BUY DOLL Pit POR MO'I:HI!,.'S DAY GIVING MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~88. .'· t~ch +· ' ' ··-~-. . ' :·.q ·· ·"-:• .t , .-\~1:)its ':.•·f- S!I'OIIPII Wolhlr W11m1nty In Frlfldalra hiMOryt l·yoar Warntnty for repair of any defect witliou~ chorao. plus 4-yoar Protection Pltn (parte only) pkgs. I LIBBY'S SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS lb. \ box . SPECIAL MEAT BVYS - ARMOUR c 46oz. 41 C . Toma·to Juice ' lb. box Et. Spin I ·e. > Bradbury PTA Meets Thursday t. let ,, ' • .1 ' ' 19c 89c 10oz. 3 c1n .99 4 spin spttds-lnc:lud· lng "Rapldey·IQOQ" trolo lor Wosh, Rinse ' Anort,dStyl" end ftllterna c from 5oak to Wash/ • ' 119. 5149 5189 / . Jet-simple mechanism m1kes po~Jsible &-year u•EU.As I11Hir and Molas... R..,S9c Yolut penses all laundry •Ids. ' ... ' loll Wotor-Ptonut t~ ·-- '1-llrve Buns ' ' FOR MOM FANCY GIPT Sweet Candy "KISSES" ,· HCh • STRAWBERRIES NABISCO FIG NEWTONS .88t ~- l HALF $,.00 SUPS·· . Eo. 33c FROZEN SLICED ' "• Eosy C1re Cotton ~ ~~!E!~~KEY~BEE; Morton HOLLY HILL DUSTERs"'': quirt ·-~v,.~'·;;;:llott::·--...;.------..;·:· ·..- - - - " • FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL-S c1n1 Sug1r Added. llroughton'l CHOC MILK - 8oz. ' LADIES' NEW . .•· COTTON PRIN'( , FULL SLIPS c BISCUITS . it 1 ·:: S9c Till" Good Like Rill lee Creaml ., . ...., ' I ' ' Rinse t.rnpen~ture con· ___ PuHin Buttermilk r:·· 1.,~ PERCOLATORS ~ I 111111 • Dlep Aotlon All- · Jti-Awo)' _ , SURF c:fE::::: - MILK SPRING ' & SUMMER \ HCh cit .for henily soiled ittmll • Wash and I c 21b. HURON EVAP. i'' ~ ''WEST BEND'' ~LE<;TRIC TO DAY'S COMPLICATEn- WASHING P OBLEMS~f ~ tllloo nor lor I Jot Action Woohor by Frtplolnll ••Automatic Soak ey. I SHORTENING a~KERITE 3 !n 59c 2 PAL PEANUT BUTTER -- ~~~~ 89c MAXWELL HOUSE ~~~~~T 't: 6.9c-·~ LAUNDRY STARCH s~.~~~g =19c E-" EACH b~dget! ~, tall cans .8,8 'Jet ActioiJ Washers to fit ,any t $,.00 ·~~Colon beautifully.. SOLVES I ' GIFT APRON·S and plants express your leelinea most .. "I, RUTLAND DEPT. STORE It .. COLORFUL-FANCY DESIGNS Asst. P~tt•rns ' e AT RUTLAND e d Our colorful cut nowers, corsages ·' . LYONS MARKET ' Table centerpieces, and other cut flow. ers, priced wJthin your budget. WAID -tROSS·SONS e AT TUPPERS PLAINS e Aut. Polltrns FRIGIDAIRE Choose! " 4 more . ' ·Wheat \ '' Are Advised to Get-in-Touch e AT RACINE e IICh ~ uw ' c.m;plu pollution problema Industry 1Vlll be discussed at the second .81lllllll~ ! Gas Symposium for Ohio In· dustry Thursday, May 18, at the Cleveland Sheraten Hotel, CleveOOL, LARRY A. RITCIIlE land, according to Allan LeOII' . . ard, Area local manager lor .,l.,my Artllur ·BI!I'hie, of Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. 1 MJMra~e, baa jrlduated ' from ' the Knolta SCI!ool of "Air, . water and land poilu- .heQon~· Iii!"' Public tion is roceivlng ~sed ~~ $pea.mi,_roeeatly eondueted lenUon fro111 fed~, -~te ~ iit'tlle Pariienl!are Branch local authorities," Leonard said. of w. va. 'tlalvemlf, He bas ~·To Mlp lqdustrlalleadera pre- IIIO Nee1vetf tho bonorable pare · for new pollution pro- IItle of CoiOilel and tJ aow grams and oontrolr, the _entire III'Vlag hit i.Pn.;IICe.blp b mornlltC ses_.on of the day • tile Aactl011 Prolelsloa. CoL long symposium will be devet- · JUtdtle waa ·· ida class vice ed to a tliscusslon .of elfecijve prosldent. and economfeal solutions f o·r Bllchle 11 aervJDa blo apdlspoalng of gaseous, ~ and prt!lllioMhlp ltlld<r Col. Joba 101Id Industrial wutes. Watlila ud eel. Jobll Malo The symposium - designed llagly of Palitlklla.! Obio, 1111 to show .Industrial leaders how 111ajor lll!ltloD faleiJIIons are to use natural il\1 elflclenUy beaed &round Uveot.ek and and how It can ~ greater related , _ Implements. to them - is being spoJio aOred by the American G a 1 Association and five Ohio sas oompanles Including Columbia of Ohio, Leonar4 said. Mo r e than .oo of Ohio's top Industrial officials m expected to attend. Pront.! HANDBAGS ...... I I, Kina Size While ASST. NEW STYLES IN LADIES Spring lo Summer WHITE T-STRAP There are 5 areas, or "tf. Ues" covered by H. R. 5710. ' Junlor-MIIII$ 1 nd Holl SllM SO GIVE HER This huge bill, whki1 is over ' 160 pages long, eneompasses the wh<lle area of Social SeCID'ity benefits. Hearings, which began the first of March, were I completed in mid-April. It is presently beinf considered by the committee 1\ilich is meeting in executive session. No date has been announced as to when it will be reported out. s· eBOLD PRINTS eSOFT TONED SOLID COLORS I • Problems m pO.Jfuflon 11 , to . Be )ijscussed !aclnf Ohio MEIGS T"EATRE :. I the Social Security program. : @I'll These have all been consider- i ed by the Ways and Means , Committee and subsequently I compiled into one bill. I ! ·' Slnttb, 21, LeOn, and Wanda ·~:!in;e:'an~u~;~!~i~ ~~~351 ~~ i~_D~_e _ !ax_tre_a~ment -~~--~~e ,, ' lot~ ~ - In lhe afflee o1 the ~- aent. Applyini were: Kerry Wa yn e ClARENCE E. MILLER Title I covers the old age ourvivors and disability insurance progrllll) and the health insurance program under tile Social Security Act. It revises and Improves the benefit and , coverage pJI>visions and expands 1 the scope of the Medicare Pr<~o l gram. At the same time it makes necessary adjustments In the program to take into ac· count administrative problems which have arisen In the first year of its operation. TITLE U of the bill deals with the public as$stance provisions In tile Social Securlty Act and Is designed to increase !be adequacy of public assistance payments, to provide work Incentives through the estal>llshment of community training programs and to improve anJ make more I!<!Uitable the pr<~o visions for medical assistance. ' I "Alii 'TO 'WED Alhford. w. Va.; and · • ...-::" .:.·• PT. PU:A8AN11' - Two couo Kay Dunham, 10, Leon. piel have llla!!e applications ----. -- By Congressman .. , ,, .. HELEN·RELP US! REPORT ,, OUR ' ' ... ..... ' ' can ·_ R..QOUCE :it..~ i'i'''·'' e , • ...~~~ ~~,__,.,....... :'':; SfJPEillqR·· BRANb ' " ' ,' • ' " I l l '-1\ ;, Iii• ' ,\ ·' ,. . 35c �• • ' .• ( ,I '• ' ' '!" . . ' '! YOUTH ASKIID FOR IT! This column(\. for young .peoMay has been designated Seniol' Citizens Month by the ple, their problems ana pleasDepartment of Health, _Education .and Welfare.Jn view of ures their troUbl<.'!land fun. As the impending legislation concermng changes m soc1al se- with' the rest of Helen Help Us!, cilrtty laws and other bills to atd those in the 65-kanci-older it welcomes laughs but won't Bit group, 1 think it is an appropnate time_to ta e a se~, 1 ious l~ok at 'the_ problems of the semor cJbzen m today s 1 aged, providing 1 . s_implifled, eomplicated soctety. . 1 more uniform method of taxing By the _ent!JI 1968 it 6is estimated th~re w!~~~."re 1. all aged tazpayers, _ thb 19 mllhon persons 51 .. . . . 1 Toda we have ouilined briefand over in the United States. In additiOn, this tiU~ assists m I th ~·or rovislons of pr<~o The 9011! Congress Will be llhe extenswn of child welfare y e J p. Social Secor~all~ upon to consider a I a r l·servlces and authortzes tempor- pos1. ~~a':f: ~is is by no reaah!ng bill (H. R. 5710) ;ary asSistance to migratory wor- ::i'eansgla ~etalled report and is I· . , w~:ity~~~ ';:~~~~!~•in~~~~ lk•;:TLE Ill deals with tile child S!!, ld · h lth ·· f the Social el; In such areas as o . •ge 1 ea . proviSIOn~ 0 'li!jl survivors disability msur· Secufl!y Act. ThiS mcludes den- llll'e system and to provide ad- Ital care programs jor children, tiona! benefits for health insur- TITLE IV conlams general lllce to the dlSablea !.n addl- proVJswns and provides lor the lion' H. o..,~ S710 won•.: improve I establishment of a social work ·· the public assistance program , me,power and. trammg proand programs relatmg to the gram aod permits the coordma.J~Qiare and bealth of children Ibon of grants made under Fed1 and revise the lncome tax treat~ : eral statutes. ment of the aged. i TITLE V would eliminate the . . . : complex features of present Many pteces of legisla~IOn ! laws concerning ·Federal In- dlldge a ,.rlous · question a brush-off. Send your teen-age questlm" to YOUTH · ASKED care of Helen Help us. t hi newspaper. FOR THE Buy WHO- QAS EVERYTHING _ A NEW PERSONAUT\' Dear Helen: · pr . ·oblelm. I have a disastrous I can't win with the girls I can't see wh . I have a real classy car th/Jatest In 0/'penslve cloth~s. I smoke, flirt, am not intended to _educofatethyoubia s extrem:Jy handsome and well to the finer pomts e 11• groom . Nor is it an effort to endorse The girls should like me bel· or discredit the proposed bill. ter than the other guys b ~ t We are sim I allempting to they are all snobs. I only have familiarize ~J with !be bill. If two friends, and they are lazy ld have more bums and only hang for t h e ydou ilwedou . t'" lbe bl'll , rJ'de . 1 eta morma1onon just contact our Washington of· I What's wrong with people? lice and we will be glad to sup- II have money, looks, a car, I it for you. what more could they ask for? LM·Dl\\'11, ~;Pt. Ple~t, and Dear R: Sure: Bo1dlnJ lullldt is reaDy qui~ pr<JiiOr.· ... ·' · ... And next time you try to flummox an advice columnist, chum, plck one whO doesn't have four wlse..,.acklng . klda. They clue me In on all the Orvwe ll:Uiene Thomas, :n, Potneroy, 0. · TONIGHT and THURSDAY Moy 10.11 . I!OT OPEN -FRIDAY thru TUESDAY Moy 12·16 •MURDERERS' ROW" ke . (Technico!Ol') Dean Martin, as Matt Helm, Ann-Margaret ),~P~Y~_;:;.:;.;;:;;_====~~~,.:_:~=.;_==""' Fe1tureHe: Training for Troublo Part Time Pol Yonder Glovft NEW FASHIONS FGR A· SPRING 1o .SUMMER DRES$-UP : (' BETTER DREsses ' The Look of aLady J' ' f Com Clobbers Death Claims 90 Year-Old A. W.Pumey Colorful Selection LADIES HOUSE• DRESSES s .77 ' . '-1 1 ,,'" STACK HEEL • Savings For May 11-12-13- Right reserved to limit FIRESIDE ,· ' r We (\.ire nowers t-venrwhere 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop W. Main Pomeroy Mrs. Millard Van Meter f Fig Bars 6·99 THE SHOE BOX B and D Width - - - - 5 76 N. 2ND. AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . .6 to.9 CUP,f~QUS . BIG SELECFION . pkg. Electric Day HAND BAGS Ideal Gift For Mother Give One To Mother . ·. .88 Sandwich Buns EACH PERM-PRESS DACRON & COTTON T'ltf~· For 4.-H.Folks lson.Mayl3 . ' . ICE MILK .88 Orange Juice ASSORTED .D ATT'I<I . . AND COLORS · . C ~ 46 oz. I ' IFrig~daire GIVE MOM ·-[llbd , . . . . . . 24piii1Jot Action low', lair, law:l • lplcl.. cyele IIVOI doliclltl -CIIII•Imoiii.Dod Otlllnfl hlliDI 1111 woter blllsi•Jtkltnple - onlom, 0..11 Aaelol lllllltDII 1hlo l'riPIIlre Jot .:1:'.:1'~ ~ cammoncl ollftJ lnSho Nom• tho [obi Thla Frllldllra Woolitr does It outomoticolly • Dis· speed~ advances automttlcally lion Woihtr pull you II ln1 problem! • Two for muiiJ.fobrla washlna:-special Durable Pr•s Clrel • Con· oncllolkllmpondurtll Nationwide Warranty I ., . "VACATIONEER" 3 PIECE VINYL COVERED' LUGGAGE SETS ' . o 0 o 0 o o o 0 o o 0 0 0 0 I t .TRAIN ·FURNIT-URE 1or furnfshiDJ replattment for 1ny dlftctlve part in tht complltt trermnlulon, drlvt motor and larao ••!*IV water pumpl Sacked by General Motorll LadiN' Docron.Cottoli eWALTZ GOv/NS e BUY DOLL Pit POR MO'I:HI!,.'S DAY GIVING MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~88. .'· t~ch +· ' ' ··-~-. . ' :·.q ·· ·"-:• .t , .-\~1:)its ':.•·f- S!I'OIIPII Wolhlr W11m1nty In Frlfldalra hiMOryt l·yoar Warntnty for repair of any defect witliou~ chorao. plus 4-yoar Protection Pltn (parte only) pkgs. I LIBBY'S SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS lb. \ box . SPECIAL MEAT BVYS - ARMOUR c 46oz. 41 C . Toma·to Juice ' lb. box Et. Spin I ·e. > Bradbury PTA Meets Thursday t. let ,, ' • .1 ' ' 19c 89c 10oz. 3 c1n .99 4 spin spttds-lnc:lud· lng "Rapldey·IQOQ" trolo lor Wosh, Rinse ' Anort,dStyl" end ftllterna c from 5oak to Wash/ • ' 119. 5149 5189 / . Jet-simple mechanism m1kes po~Jsible &-year u•EU.As I11Hir and Molas... R..,S9c Yolut penses all laundry •Ids. ' ... ' loll Wotor-Ptonut t~ ·-- '1-llrve Buns ' ' FOR MOM FANCY GIPT Sweet Candy "KISSES" ,· HCh • STRAWBERRIES NABISCO FIG NEWTONS .88t ~- l HALF $,.00 SUPS·· . Eo. 33c FROZEN SLICED ' "• Eosy C1re Cotton ~ ~~!E!~~KEY~BEE; Morton HOLLY HILL DUSTERs"'': quirt ·-~v,.~'·;;;:llott::·--...;.------..;·:· ·..- - - - " • FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL-S c1n1 Sug1r Added. llroughton'l CHOC MILK - 8oz. ' LADIES' NEW . .•· COTTON PRIN'( , FULL SLIPS c BISCUITS . it 1 ·:: S9c Till" Good Like Rill lee Creaml ., . ...., ' I ' ' Rinse t.rnpen~ture con· ___ PuHin Buttermilk r:·· 1.,~ PERCOLATORS ~ I 111111 • Dlep Aotlon All- · Jti-Awo)' _ , SURF c:fE::::: - MILK SPRING ' & SUMMER \ HCh cit .for henily soiled ittmll • Wash and I c 21b. HURON EVAP. i'' ~ ''WEST BEND'' ~LE<;TRIC TO DAY'S COMPLICATEn- WASHING P OBLEMS~f ~ tllloo nor lor I Jot Action Woohor by Frtplolnll ••Automatic Soak ey. I SHORTENING a~KERITE 3 !n 59c 2 PAL PEANUT BUTTER -- ~~~~ 89c MAXWELL HOUSE ~~~~~T 't: 6.9c-·~ LAUNDRY STARCH s~.~~~g =19c E-" EACH b~dget! ~, tall cans .8,8 'Jet ActioiJ Washers to fit ,any t $,.00 ·~~Colon beautifully.. SOLVES I ' GIFT APRON·S and plants express your leelinea most .. "I, RUTLAND DEPT. STORE It .. COLORFUL-FANCY DESIGNS Asst. P~tt•rns ' e AT RUTLAND e d Our colorful cut nowers, corsages ·' . LYONS MARKET ' Table centerpieces, and other cut flow. ers, priced wJthin your budget. WAID -tROSS·SONS e AT TUPPERS PLAINS e Aut. Polltrns FRIGIDAIRE Choose! " 4 more . ' ·Wheat \ '' Are Advised to Get-in-Touch e AT RACINE e IICh ~ uw ' c.m;plu pollution problema Industry 1Vlll be discussed at the second .81lllllll~ ! Gas Symposium for Ohio In· dustry Thursday, May 18, at the Cleveland Sheraten Hotel, CleveOOL, LARRY A. RITCIIlE land, according to Allan LeOII' . . ard, Area local manager lor .,l.,my Artllur ·BI!I'hie, of Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. 1 MJMra~e, baa jrlduated ' from ' the Knolta SCI!ool of "Air, . water and land poilu- .heQon~· Iii!"' Public tion is roceivlng ~sed ~~ $pea.mi,_roeeatly eondueted lenUon fro111 fed~, -~te ~ iit'tlle Pariienl!are Branch local authorities," Leonard said. of w. va. 'tlalvemlf, He bas ~·To Mlp lqdustrlalleadera pre- IIIO Nee1vetf tho bonorable pare · for new pollution pro- IItle of CoiOilel and tJ aow grams and oontrolr, the _entire III'Vlag hit i.Pn.;IICe.blp b mornlltC ses_.on of the day • tile Aactl011 Prolelsloa. CoL long symposium will be devet- · JUtdtle waa ·· ida class vice ed to a tliscusslon .of elfecijve prosldent. and economfeal solutions f o·r Bllchle 11 aervJDa blo apdlspoalng of gaseous, ~ and prt!lllioMhlp ltlld<r Col. Joba 101Id Industrial wutes. Watlila ud eel. Jobll Malo The symposium - designed llagly of Palitlklla.! Obio, 1111 to show .Industrial leaders how 111ajor lll!ltloD faleiJIIons are to use natural il\1 elflclenUy beaed &round Uveot.ek and and how It can ~ greater related , _ Implements. to them - is being spoJio aOred by the American G a 1 Association and five Ohio sas oompanles Including Columbia of Ohio, Leonar4 said. Mo r e than .oo of Ohio's top Industrial officials m expected to attend. Pront.! HANDBAGS ...... I I, Kina Size While ASST. NEW STYLES IN LADIES Spring lo Summer WHITE T-STRAP There are 5 areas, or "tf. Ues" covered by H. R. 5710. ' Junlor-MIIII$ 1 nd Holl SllM SO GIVE HER This huge bill, whki1 is over ' 160 pages long, eneompasses the wh<lle area of Social SeCID'ity benefits. Hearings, which began the first of March, were I completed in mid-April. It is presently beinf considered by the committee 1\ilich is meeting in executive session. No date has been announced as to when it will be reported out. s· eBOLD PRINTS eSOFT TONED SOLID COLORS I • Problems m pO.Jfuflon 11 , to . Be )ijscussed !aclnf Ohio MEIGS T"EATRE :. I the Social Security program. : @I'll These have all been consider- i ed by the Ways and Means , Committee and subsequently I compiled into one bill. I ! ·' Slnttb, 21, LeOn, and Wanda ·~:!in;e:'an~u~;~!~i~ ~~~351 ~~ i~_D~_e _ !ax_tre_a~ment -~~--~~e ,, ' lot~ ~ - In lhe afflee o1 the ~- aent. Applyini were: Kerry Wa yn e ClARENCE E. MILLER Title I covers the old age ourvivors and disability insurance progrllll) and the health insurance program under tile Social Security Act. It revises and Improves the benefit and , coverage pJI>visions and expands 1 the scope of the Medicare Pr<~o l gram. At the same time it makes necessary adjustments In the program to take into ac· count administrative problems which have arisen In the first year of its operation. TITLE U of the bill deals with the public as$stance provisions In tile Social Securlty Act and Is designed to increase !be adequacy of public assistance payments, to provide work Incentives through the estal>llshment of community training programs and to improve anJ make more I!<!Uitable the pr<~o visions for medical assistance. ' I "Alii 'TO 'WED Alhford. w. Va.; and · • ...-::" .:.·• PT. PU:A8AN11' - Two couo Kay Dunham, 10, Leon. piel have llla!!e applications ----. -- By Congressman .. , ,, .. HELEN·RELP US! REPORT ,, OUR ' ' ... ..... ' ' can ·_ R..QOUCE :it..~ i'i'''·'' e , • ...~~~ ~~,__,.,....... :'':; SfJPEillqR·· BRANb ' " ' ,' • ' " I l l '-1\ ;, Iii• ' ,\ ·' ,. . 35c �•· ' f / ~\ •• ·, . . ' '"- "'" ., i - .. UrftNS - ·-·~ ' Pt!imerov .: ' f)IIIU 1TY · , ·Mnttlr Co;. , ;'',i·, ' 1962 FOilb 9 P"ss: . I .: , , . $995 Country SQUlre 'Statlon Wagon. Local I owner, low tifta. VB engine, car. Good and beater. New low price. · mllea~e power ateering and brakel, tadao ·. 1963 OLDS SUPER 88 • · $1395 Holiday Sedan, Power stee~ill,l. and bfakes, . tilt , ~teerlna, wheel, ndio and ·beater. ~eeUent ·'tlres, be1ge an~ broWD finish. , "' 1962 PONTIAC 2 DR. HT . . ·, $195 389 VB engine • speed radio and heater, vinyl mtOTior, radio and beater, wliite tlnisb. ............. 0 $., • w.l · . . . • I I, ~ ., \..:' \ . ' • ' , · / /. ., 1 .. Business Servitet ·' · 1 ~;~( l·• ' ' •• • 1 "'fJ .. l ' I ' I ' .' . ... j 1-. .·v·J : •' ,, ,., . f~.,./ ·.t .,...-,,-' • Jl Nocei.1 'o"t 0' '"~ ~.too''., .,-· CALL -r ;; '' DICK_, UWLINGs~· =~~:::t:~: :r:rJ:a• •Aluminum·•Cor Rolling• eAiumlhum ~lndowo • Do!~•! Porto 1 ~ - · w,, tillS! · .... SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON ALL PRODUCTS SOLD OR YOUR MONEY WILL BE CHEERFULLY •REFUNDED •oR 1 MIDDL~• "oii,C:ALL COLLECT 532-6681 Elmer .E. \lthiia; 11141/Jo Jouth 4th St:, lranton. Q. · Roprelentotlvaln'Titlo Arlio'20 Yu~o For V. V. ~ohn.On & SOli, 222-4th (4~•.. H"mlngton . ,,• · Rawling; Hone!• s.llliii e Blown In tnoulotlon • Potlot ~ •· .. !. . .,"1\ ·l .J' .I H . ~~fN .DA- · · , ., , •. '. s:~•t~·' s'· .,., ·-sER·VI(r. 5 Por Frte Estlm•tn 4 •• 30tc ·• ' · " l~ch Fer~OQcurtlpacker. .Plow, one.one8' Contact: foot double ' .. Dearborne Ford Mower. onQ -l·ES LISLE . AC 60 Combine. Phone La• CH~R · · ry Rltchie, Mlnersyllle •. 9!' S ; · ,\h.1- · am. · · · s 1o at ,. . J!ikU'~' ~ l'~ , \ , l- ~~~~~:r:~~~D~a1~Y r r• , - ONE 8-N 195Z Ford tractor. one Z.14 inch Ford ,Plow, one 3-14 • , 1 l!fi!d. B. 'F. 'J;!oard, Mason, 1 Va. · · -s 10 otp , .. l~ -t }, . ·.. ·-··ne;'·s·,-.· S·e·r'v· -:.~e· · b~!~r.·b~ . ;B· 'u s ·· ~ pe~ do~. ~:rd $~~:0~~~: ~ port. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. I per. · ,. Cl,tlf's Shoe Pomeroy Motor Co. 4$ I ,. : ' .. i!:'"'ll ','.J"'N- ,~ .s4~S::A ,... -~-~1~''); > . :~iiii:ii~~r~iii\5 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU . ,, •nys ~ FOR WE RESERVE THE RIGHT .TO LIMIT QUANTITY SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED c lb. BACON · Middleport, 0. Kanauga, 0. " 1 LB. LAYER CALLA STYLE 0 5 Flavors Bonus Buy LB. PKG. KLEENEX FACIAL :. '• . m.2111 ~ Bonus Buy 3 polr . Certified Oil Co. , ......, TO BUY -3 ROOMS ' floor Circoom. houH, Molg& County. Will poy DD. MON1'E ' ORANG~ JUia ·· 46 oz. FURNITURE CO, , , yellow roo~ wild ilnlter, · Apple, clean, lio Bailey, ' P. 0. Bo1 t~i!~tte, Obio, 45712. f 17 lZOte timber In Ohio or Vtrilnla, or old l&rlllll timber. Marlou Reynolda, 77, Syracuse, Ohio. 1:11 lie ~ I• f ... j.;' ~ ... ..~ . ,. ~ I I 1. 11 1 o. I t I 1 1 o " ~ •• ~ ,. ,.. ~ I"" PHO~· J'IWX RO .. . ' ~ ~ KOitG . RO 0 . . :11 . IIM.J'It 1UR.WKv\ L.&.• . IlK¥- PKLI)I·~-JI'L .. RCS . KVfiOKV:N ,......,.. ODtoPote• ....,......._...,._,. 'l'BIIIIIII IB NO ~ ':IIIGR JINDUU 'l1INI' bim•OAN RY, "TTIf8 IS TBil J'EAK."- UU'Oil'Z ' I · :· See Our ,, LW MASON, W. VA. :.r' ' Pour on the floor, ri7 tu. in, VO ·OII,Ible. II haa opotlf18 all white finish with red vinyl bucket ..... IUid fill{ OOIIIIiL L.I.DXY 773-5583 ' One oaretul local owaor. This Is lhe film••• tllfot dUeeo - and four on the floor. A opotless car Inside and out Oae loeal owner, BW11MARS ' ' Line Of 35c l9c ... AU .MQWEIS · T~~ IN THJ CA~T~. ' _-:OR•D Sdturda~: ~'-~· ~ J·+ \,;;t :.. 't-Il+ '· • •f' I ' - Eli;,;,.Mucaroni :.__ !~ 25c' CRI$,CQ ·· ·. 3 '!. 83c FLUF.FO 3 ~.. ?9c STORCKS .'· .' FRESH . FOODLANI) SALTINES. .' ; 1 LB. 1a Pack BOX SPECIAL~ .DI.S(Q.tiNT NOW OFF IEGULAR PRI.CE ON c PKG. roll 8onus 8~y . •• &pQWER:MOWERS HUFFY ' ~~TO Poltflec.: ' _, . Tempest~ $1,995 Complet~ BAG '~......... 1 ' FRIES LB. BAG !/ 63 lmp.la Super Sports 2 Dr. Hafd Top Chevr~let _ S1,395 LJ'O&VK CHARMIN TOILET ·TISSIIS · · 4pk. * IR i , I ' I" ~ '/J c FRENCH 10 LB. 11Cgn MASON I MASOJt ,W• VA. oz. SUGAR lREEI •"-" .. 12 oz. can fiO.OO Do.., -. Bolonn on eonv:O.I..,t. Ton. Sentinel, Box 668-D, l4 FROZEN. PURE CANE ETCH UP EVERYDAY LOW .PRICES ARMOUR '299 ,. OHLY ~ COLONIAL ~r DOft\INO • BOrnE New Furniture up to $a.OOO.OO mh. Wrll• c/o Tho Dolly · HEINZ $lOO Thl& I& A Stoollll I c Seamless Nylons . .~ \ ..... •. LADIES I' ' CARTON BOX POMEROY I ' pkg. 200 COUNT Middleport •'' .. GALLON • ,i;!l ' Clont1d Faye Millley j c • TISSUE ., • · ' • •' " ....1 . ~,..,; .') . ·.·.:,-r,l:_:'' .. '1; �•· ' f / ~\ •• ·, . . ' '"- "'" ., i - .. UrftNS - ·-·~ ' Pt!imerov .: ' f)IIIU 1TY · , ·Mnttlr Co;. , ;'',i·, ' 1962 FOilb 9 P"ss: . I .: , , . $995 Country SQUlre 'Statlon Wagon. Local I owner, low tifta. VB engine, car. Good and beater. New low price. · mllea~e power ateering and brakel, tadao ·. 1963 OLDS SUPER 88 • · $1395 Holiday Sedan, Power stee~ill,l. and bfakes, . tilt , ~teerlna, wheel, ndio and ·beater. ~eeUent ·'tlres, be1ge an~ broWD finish. , "' 1962 PONTIAC 2 DR. HT . . ·, $195 389 VB engine • speed radio and heater, vinyl mtOTior, radio and beater, wliite tlnisb. ............. 0 $., • w.l · . . . • I I, ~ ., \..:' \ . ' • ' , · / /. ., 1 .. Business Servitet ·' · 1 ~;~( l·• ' ' •• • 1 "'fJ .. l ' I ' I ' .' . ... j 1-. .·v·J : •' ,, ,., . f~.,./ ·.t .,...-,,-' • Jl Nocei.1 'o"t 0' '"~ ~.too''., .,-· CALL -r ;; '' DICK_, UWLINGs~· =~~:::t:~: :r:rJ:a• •Aluminum·•Cor Rolling• eAiumlhum ~lndowo • Do!~•! Porto 1 ~ - · w,, tillS! · .... SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON ALL PRODUCTS SOLD OR YOUR MONEY WILL BE CHEERFULLY •REFUNDED •oR 1 MIDDL~• "oii,C:ALL COLLECT 532-6681 Elmer .E. \lthiia; 11141/Jo Jouth 4th St:, lranton. Q. · Roprelentotlvaln'Titlo Arlio'20 Yu~o For V. V. ~ohn.On & SOli, 222-4th (4~•.. H"mlngton . ,,• · Rawling; Hone!• s.llliii e Blown In tnoulotlon • Potlot ~ •· .. !. . .,"1\ ·l .J' .I H . ~~fN .DA- · · , ., , •. '. s:~•t~·' s'· .,., ·-sER·VI(r. 5 Por Frte Estlm•tn 4 •• 30tc ·• ' · " l~ch Fer~OQcurtlpacker. .Plow, one.one8' Contact: foot double ' .. Dearborne Ford Mower. onQ -l·ES LISLE . AC 60 Combine. Phone La• CH~R · · ry Rltchie, Mlnersyllle •. 9!' S ; · ,\h.1- · am. · · · s 1o at ,. . J!ikU'~' ~ l'~ , \ , l- ~~~~~:r:~~~D~a1~Y r r• , - ONE 8-N 195Z Ford tractor. one Z.14 inch Ford ,Plow, one 3-14 • , 1 l!fi!d. B. 'F. 'J;!oard, Mason, 1 Va. · · -s 10 otp , .. l~ -t }, . ·.. ·-··ne;'·s·,-.· S·e·r'v· -:.~e· · b~!~r.·b~ . ;B· 'u s ·· ~ pe~ do~. ~:rd $~~:0~~~: ~ port. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. I per. · ,. Cl,tlf's Shoe Pomeroy Motor Co. 4$ I ,. : ' .. i!:'"'ll ','.J"'N- ,~ .s4~S::A ,... -~-~1~''); > . :~iiii:ii~~r~iii\5 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU . ,, •nys ~ FOR WE RESERVE THE RIGHT .TO LIMIT QUANTITY SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED c lb. BACON · Middleport, 0. Kanauga, 0. " 1 LB. LAYER CALLA STYLE 0 5 Flavors Bonus Buy LB. PKG. KLEENEX FACIAL :. '• . m.2111 ~ Bonus Buy 3 polr . Certified Oil Co. , ......, TO BUY -3 ROOMS ' floor Circoom. houH, Molg& County. Will poy DD. MON1'E ' ORANG~ JUia ·· 46 oz. FURNITURE CO, , , yellow roo~ wild ilnlter, · Apple, clean, lio Bailey, ' P. 0. Bo1 t~i!~tte, Obio, 45712. f 17 lZOte timber In Ohio or Vtrilnla, or old l&rlllll timber. Marlou Reynolda, 77, Syracuse, Ohio. 1:11 lie ~ I• f ... j.;' ~ ... ..~ . ,. ~ I I 1. 11 1 o. I t I 1 1 o " ~ •• ~ ,. ,.. ~ I"" PHO~· J'IWX RO .. . ' ~ ~ KOitG . RO 0 . . :11 . IIM.J'It 1UR.WKv\ L.&.• . IlK¥- PKLI)I·~-JI'L .. RCS . KVfiOKV:N ,......,.. ODtoPote• ....,......._...,._,. 'l'BIIIIIII IB NO ~ ':IIIGR JINDUU 'l1INI' bim•OAN RY, "TTIf8 IS TBil J'EAK."- UU'Oil'Z ' I · :· See Our ,, LW MASON, W. VA. :.r' ' Pour on the floor, ri7 tu. in, VO ·OII,Ible. II haa opotlf18 all white finish with red vinyl bucket ..... IUid fill{ OOIIIIiL L.I.DXY 773-5583 ' One oaretul local owaor. This Is lhe film••• tllfot dUeeo - and four on the floor. A opotless car Inside and out Oae loeal owner, BW11MARS ' ' Line Of 35c l9c ... AU .MQWEIS · T~~ IN THJ CA~T~. ' _-:OR•D Sdturda~: ~'-~· ~ J·+ \,;;t :.. 't-Il+ '· • •f' I ' - Eli;,;,.Mucaroni :.__ !~ 25c' CRI$,CQ ·· ·. 3 '!. 83c FLUF.FO 3 ~.. ?9c STORCKS .'· .' FRESH . FOODLANI) SALTINES. .' ; 1 LB. 1a Pack BOX SPECIAL~ .DI.S(Q.tiNT NOW OFF IEGULAR PRI.CE ON c PKG. roll 8onus 8~y . •• &pQWER:MOWERS HUFFY ' ~~TO Poltflec.: ' _, . Tempest~ $1,995 Complet~ BAG '~......... 1 ' FRIES LB. BAG !/ 63 lmp.la Super Sports 2 Dr. Hafd Top Chevr~let _ S1,395 LJ'O&VK CHARMIN TOILET ·TISSIIS · · 4pk. * IR i , I ' I" ~ '/J c FRENCH 10 LB. 11Cgn MASON I MASOJt ,W• VA. oz. SUGAR lREEI •"-" .. 12 oz. can fiO.OO Do.., -. Bolonn on eonv:O.I..,t. Ton. Sentinel, Box 668-D, l4 FROZEN. PURE CANE ETCH UP EVERYDAY LOW .PRICES ARMOUR '299 ,. OHLY ~ COLONIAL ~r DOft\INO • BOrnE New Furniture up to $a.OOO.OO mh. Wrll• c/o Tho Dolly · HEINZ $lOO Thl& I& A Stoollll I c Seamless Nylons . .~ \ ..... •. LADIES I' ' CARTON BOX POMEROY I ' pkg. 200 COUNT Middleport •'' .. GALLON • ,i;!l ' Clont1d Faye Millley j c • TISSUE ., • · ' • •' " ....1 . ~,..,; .') . ·.·.:,-r,l:_:'' .. '1; �' ' ~ .' \ ( ) ' . ' ' " . ' -,, "' ~ ., • .. ' . ' 'I .,.. y·.>', ' ' ' .. 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Frooh FrOHn Turkeys A,_,r Shorttnl111 Vegetole .. :. 3. ~ 59c Catsup .......... . . ~~ 18c Whole • •• 10-lbs. l!EK a MEE;k W BOOK OF MISLEADlt.G INFORM,!t,TIOIV SHOULD BE IN EVE~ HOM!:. &CA!h£. m: 1/ERt IIJR>RMAllVE. ! Krogor lron4 up 'i ·~e CRAZY! HOW COULD YOUR fCOK & JIVFORMA11V£ '! r----.. .--"'1 WELL, SUPFO>£ YOU ., WMIT 10 KNOW IF A CEmt~ F.ICT IS RIGHT OR ChtiCI·qUiilly lurf<ly, tho pick B.l v o - Soft WIOIG f ~ By MERRILL BLOSSER Big KDrinks .. 12 ~: $1 79c Homo. Milk ... " · ' · / • .... 69c Fab 39c Kroger Brlfld SOap both bon ..4 LITTLEiORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRA't· Or..rvtnt With 59.c ·rwtn Pok Get. lorex· I~VE ••••• -· Cleanaer a .:; ,. ~ • • lit tl•nl •• •• • • • • • • • lb. ' ... _ v. ,.1. . 55c Ice Cream 79c Coffee Maxwell House , • • • • •• ,Ai.. !'" '59e K,.,.r Brand Premium Quality New- Electra Perk ••• , ........... leuqUit i ' Cheese _... _.. I DellcJou1 Flavon Soap - ... Palmolive Shaving Cream :- ·~ ~ __ .. Krottr Brand Longharn P1lmoll.. .... Rtt. 9lc Velu. Reguler fit MenthOl the flock, tvery one bac!:ed by Krog.r't txthnivt Wishtont Guarantet. Margarine ..... ..... ...... 89c , of _ ,. 39 Or Regular Drip Grinds '• 2-lb. THERMO-TEMP 12-oz. .ROWL c:an couPon . ·• '' •,_. ' ind With ~ the NloW ' ·~ · tht." purcht;se ef 2 Bow~ af ' fJt fach 99c Polmoll .. ' Dressi Liquid .... --·· 59c Towels Whitt -& A11ort.cl Colors Scott Ti· ssue - . . . . . . 3 ,.., C-roll $1 •. Bleach . __ -3 ' goh. lush'l C11nned roll Thermo•Ttrnp 12-or. BOWL with this coupon and Kandy Brand 180-ct. F-REE · .... Beans .... . 9 .. :~.\3001 $1 $1 purd\11i1 of 2 ~~ 59c e . >·i.'. Exp . 5/17/ 67 ,,"..-. S,.ONitht Instant Coffee .. _ ; 111 .......... Jumbo 17 Slu F.., ~ _._...,.59c _ 3: Calgon Cantaloupes 18~-oz. ., Lysol ~;.: .. • ;I·. -~ . '· Dl.;'.l / ,'· i; lhs. J . ,....e. ' ' .·w. :........... $1.29 . ' .,* ·CJJCVIIBERI _ ..........................,.... each . . ' .1 1"---i .Hair SJRay ' ' . ·. $1JI· ' -~ ··~-.... 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Armour Fronch CitY All MNI Wieners ....... 2 :~ $1.17 ·. ~';: Bologna ....• _. . •. 99c Suchot; Y""""'' All Mill 1111. pkt. Sk) 1 lb .99c Klhn's Sllcool Delun Club Sutor Cl1tlc Ends I Pl1<" ' ' '3ucket Steak 49c r.' •. '. : ''I Kroger's Famous B•f Helf or Ctnf1r Cut . No Purchase Re(Juirell To Play! . ·' Suc:htr . ' -; ~hl~ ~· ~:..- .' • . .' Half. lh. Frolh Chlckon BrNst or Loti Butt Po~tion . -... lb. 49c Ih. Rudy To Eot Suehar, Armour . Hygrade Smoked Rolled I Tied lh. Frooh FrOHn Turkeys A,_,r Shorttnl111 Vegetole .. :. 3. ~ 59c Catsup .......... . . ~~ 18c Whole • •• 10-lbs. l!EK a MEE;k W BOOK OF MISLEADlt.G INFORM,!t,TIOIV SHOULD BE IN EVE~ HOM!:. &CA!h£. m: 1/ERt IIJR>RMAllVE. ! Krogor lron4 up 'i ·~e CRAZY! HOW COULD YOUR fCOK & JIVFORMA11V£ '! r----.. .--"'1 WELL, SUPFO>£ YOU ., WMIT 10 KNOW IF A CEmt~ F.ICT IS RIGHT OR ChtiCI·qUiilly lurf<ly, tho pick B.l v o - Soft WIOIG f ~ By MERRILL BLOSSER Big KDrinks .. 12 ~: $1 79c Homo. Milk ... 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BOWL with this coupon and Kandy Brand 180-ct. F-REE · .... Beans .... . 9 .. :~.\3001 $1 $1 purd\11i1 of 2 ~~ 59c e . >·i.'. Exp . 5/17/ 67 ,,"..-. S,.ONitht Instant Coffee .. _ ; 111 .......... Jumbo 17 Slu F.., ~ _._...,.59c _ 3: Calgon Cantaloupes 18~-oz. ., Lysol ~;.: .. • ;I·. -~ . '· Dl.;'.l / ,'· i; lhs. J . ,....e. ' ' .·w. :........... $1.29 . ' .,* ·CJJCVIIBERI _ ..........................,.... each . . ' .1 1"---i .Hair SJRay ' ' . ·. $1JI· ' -~ ··~-.... ' i • .•• t'· -'kl ·l, ..t...,totior~T ...... ~·:; ~ ~ ., ·,· n. . _ . ,r :. . . . * 'IREEN ONIONS. - ......................... bunch 1 . • 11'P·klDIS1iESB, 'Ro : ' ., "ytJIJ · . --"~'"'1";'"'··""""1'.,_ ' ' -. Peat ••.• SO :, ,79c \ -~ . ' ' &lld.stat. •·rM'rr ..........u.. ,_k • 'II ~ ~ ·.. a.....!........ 239.9r. MOU:..,-..... - ...... III{AM.... Rdl......,. ...... .......... Pt.:lssjll ..... I Hot House ·.Tomatoes ' ' Tilt I IIJ¥ · ·~· - - w i l l lun· ""'~I ..' . lagels Furniture, 992·2635, Middleport .,.. ;.. 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' ··~ ....... ~ • .,......,.,. . -~Dally Sentinel, Poinlll'oY:Mlddleport, o., ~i!.\ 0,_1967_ N~Oflicers lnstoUecl, Plfk!~e ' llAround ~ POC?I-~!!JkVo'fS "' PlAN RUMMAGE SALE hold Brlll1'illage sale in the Service Condllcter/ by Heath W$CS . ' . •., Ret!il Apri/22 ' ,,, ' ,. ·..l)e Young Adult Class of the basement of the Church May The 111674 officers were in· dent of the AfternllOD Circle &,LOU.I"1 · In ' M. o l ry '1 ,.., d' JPoineroy Bap!lst Church w iII 12 and 13th. stalled and the annual pledge and the other offlcers .of that .tiJJ . un ' -- and service was oonducted at Monday night's meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service at Heath Methodist Church in Middleport. I, \ s d' ~ . ,.U. S. Destroyer, Soviet Ship Clash In ·. econ 1;~ .. ' society: ·~ ;:by :. ~'1· Hoe/lkh, Pa!ll d and . About Middleport Ar ;hlesta · WAS""''G'I'ON (UP!) - A ""' U·.S. destroyer and a Soviet ~ship "bruabed wgether" In •.;. Japan Sea today _ t!oe secute OJid M'"h !tictdent in two days, ·the Pentagon announced. The USS Walker, the same U.S. destroyer whiclt scraped sides with a Soviet !hlp Wedn•s- t'. Mrs John 'Biaettnor is Installed ' Prestdent of P. T. A. m te :~ 41 . . ihe 10% .t . • ( group are Mrs. Emerson Jooes, : , • ·· Sa\Uiday, Aprd ' 22, Plitrlcla , I " vice president; Mrs. ¥· L. l oEieanor Poole Gaithsburg, Md. French, seeretary; and , M,rs. ~ ~ became ' bride . of · Ralph Charlene Te(. 992·5292 i Moore, treasurer. . . ·Samuel , Fink of Gaithiburg, . I 1 Grad Special Officers of Class 12 installed T. A, Roual, Chicago, nt .. and formerly of Mason, W. Va. in the service were Mrs. L. W. lef! Tuesday for h1s home fol· 1 The ceremony was perform• The Rev. MaJ< Donahue, in a !AoComas, president; Mrs, lowing a visit with Mr. and ed by the Rev.. Edward Wright candlelight service at the. al- French, vice president; Mrs. Mrs. Paul Chapman and lam- at the Charles Wesley ·Metho•• · . • , tar, gave a charge to each of Jividen secretary; and Mrs. ily. . dist Church, Dean Drive, Mel'omero~ · DISCOUNT the new officers .. Installed _were Bruce 'Lloyd, treasurer. G1 f M · · Mrs. Nan Moore, p_restdent_; Mrs. Hibbs assisted by Mrs. Mike i more, son o r Lean, Virginia. Mrs. Mary Mrs. John Blaettnar was in- er, first vice pres! ent; , Mr•. TO ALL and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr.; Bartle\! of Jefferson, Md., was stalled president of the Porn- Gene Houdashelt lecolill viet / Mrs. Galen Brown, VJce prest- Moore, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. is confined to his home with the matron of honor and Mr. · ' r Mrs. James Jividen, sec- Glenn Lambert conducted the the mumps Mike is a fourth Charles E Fink Sr of Charle- ;oy PTA ;:onda~ mghic:t president; Mrs. Jamea Soulsby, 1967 Ident; retary; and Mrs. C. F: Hibbs. 'pledge oervice. Members pre- grader at the Pomeroy Elcmen- roi, Pennsylvani~ w~s the best omeroy emen ary oo. secretary; Mrs. l!!lcblng. treasurer. Cha~rmen mstalled sented their pledge cards at tary School. man. Other officers lor the 1007-88 er, correspondlng•~elary and GRADUATES were Mrs. C. 1!':. Young, cam- the altar. Organ music was pro- . Weekend guests of Mrs. Russ The bride was given in mar· year mstalled by Mrs. Donald Mrs. Guy Russell. trpsurer. pus m_lmstry;_ Mrs. 0 : P. Klei~, vided by Mrs. C. M. Hennesy. j Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Wit- riage by Mr. Charles Costolo McKenzie were Mrs. Jay Warn- Mrs. Leo Crew, our..lmnr prea. Christian soc!~l relations; Mrs. , Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs. Har- liam Sheridan were Mrs. Olan of Lonham, Md. Ushers .were c&ssu 1 n; lliiQ ident, appointed Mfi,~itchiDcJa.mes Brewmgton,. member- iold George, and Mrs.. Alph• l Genheimer and Miss Sandra Mr. Thomas Woodward of Ar· ~ er, Mrs. Richard FOJU'IJII l!1d stnp;. Mrs. M. C. Wilson, ml~: Holtz were welcomed mto \!1e Bumba, Columbus. Other re- Jington, Va., and Mr. Carroll , OUD Mr$. James Dleblto ltbe auditSlons, Miss Bess. Sanoorn~ pr membership M the Soc~ety. A cent guests of Mrs. Watson Ambrose of Alexandria, Va. ' ing commltlee.. A gill of aj,prec. gram; Mrs .. David Entsmmger. report was g1ven on the recent were Miss Nancy Boling and Wedding music was played on . iatlon waa preaented to !Ullin spmtufal hie; .Mrs. Herman !May Fellowship observance at Jennings Marshall, Louisville, the organ by Mrs. Fred Will ; Phillips, ejiirt!ldlan, by Mrs. Haddox, suppl) • Mrs. E a r II the Forest Run Church. Mr s. Ky., and Miss Judy n.nheim· of Richmond. Miss Beth Bull : Crew, wha' ~liven a gill by Davenport, church vocahon , 'Entsminger was elected treas· er Columbus. and Pete Vanica, of McLean Va plaved "Liebethe lncolllJilg .'·, i e n t 01 beand Mrs. Everett Davis an d :urer of the Meigs C o u n t Y CJ~veland. Miss Genheimer straurn" 8 ~ .. () Pe~rect Love'' half of ~'l!l:t'4 ', Mrs. Walter Hayes, I 0 cal Church Women United. and Mr. Vanica also visited oth- on the fJ!'ano A r--" Oll ·the receDt <:ou~~Du · ~ 1 d' · l . . · "'J.IUU• \ ehurch achon. rmg me cone u mg socw er relahves wh1le here. The bride carried a white Bl· Mr and Mrs. James Sanborn ty council meeilllg wu Clna Eleanor Circle officers install- hour a dessert course.was s~ rv- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Coats, ble with white orchids and and family, Swnmit, ·N. J., by Mrs. crew. in this led were Mrs. Lee Smith, pres- 1ed by Mrs. P. L. Mitch, M".j Doland , S. D.,_ Ieft Tuesday af- pale pink rosebuds on tiny have returned home following Patrol .boys and pll were shining 1dent; Mrs. Erne~t Fraser, v1ce !Guy Shuler. Mrs. Herman Had· ter visiting w1th Mrs. Wendel whik satin ribbon. She wore a a week's vislt with their par- honored by the PTA. Leo Crew 1 president; MISs Vickie Houch-1dox, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. C. E j L. Kautz in Pomeroy and Mr. street lenglji\ beige lace dress ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tay- presented Elmer ·:a. Sword, new ms, secretary : and Mrs. Rob- Burdette. A pmk color sc\eme and Mrs. Paul Baer and lam- with beige bat and pale pink lor and Mr. and Mrs. l!etilel safety director of tbe Automoert Byer, treas u~er. Mrs. Wal- l was earned out '" the table I ily in Chester Township. This shoes. Coleman, Albany. The Sanoorns bile Club of Southn Ohio. who ter Hayes was mstalled prest- decorations . was the first visi~ of Mr. a n_ d The matron of honor wore a also visited in Marietta with showed a fillil on ~ to Wash· Mrs. Coats to Me1gs County m turquoise blue linen street Mrs. Sanborn's sister, Mr. and lngton, D. C., I~ by pstrol 21 years. length dress and matching hat Mrs. Richard Worner. Mrs. groups, In observaiii!e ol Safe. shoe Mrs. Baker Gordon has been and shoes, and carried a pink Worner recenUy spent a week ty Patrol .Week, cel'\lflcalel ol returned to her home on Mu1- 1nosegay. Mrs. Edlt\J Pantill, with her mother who is recov- merit and tropbi~ .-ar. Jll'&' As gleaming as a brass band in Robert Newton, Loveland, from Pam Cleek, the honored berry Ave., from Holzer Hospit· mother of tile bride, wore a ering from a fractured foot sented 19 the Pomeroy jlllrul the sunlight, It's easy·tD-care-for grand outer guard or the in- queen. al in GaiHpolis where she lt~s pale pink lace dress with pink received in a fall during the boys and .pis. ~· . 111111 Jll'&' ternational 0 r de r of Job's been confmed. Mrs. Gordon s tulle hat and pink shoes. Mrs. Easter season. sented a gift to Cre\'f,_,who also Corfam. A damp cloth is the Daughters of Ohio, was llle inThe past hono_red queens or[ daughter, Mrs. Charles RayRosa Fink, molller of the received a ~illCaia'•. for dfs. only polish you'll ever need. And 62 were mtroduced and burn, Chicago, Til., is here to groom, wore a pale blue silk Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baughman linguished service Uq_m tht Auspecting officer for the inspecBethel there's DO need to worry about lion of Bethel 62 Monday night seated 10 the .East. They are spend the week at the Gordon suit with white hat and black and son, .Jeffrey, ._E lien tomoblle Club. .' .. cra~ng. chipping or peeling, ever. ' at the Pomeroy Masonic Tern- Lmda Lyons, Lmda Mayer, Ste- home. She was acoompamed patent bag and shoes. B o t h Smith, Middleport, VISited ber It wlla announced.,_ lbt pepIe. phanie Pullen, aod Linda Yosl. here on the week end by her mothers wore corsages of white daughter and fa~ily, Mr. a~d trol boys and pis lilu•be tiQn About 70 membm and guests Council members of the Beth- husband and two children. carna~ions with tiny red rose- :.~ ~ed r!ria~':"o:.~ ~~~~ to a movie and 1!1. relrefbwere present ~or the mspectton. el introduced were Ebie D. buds m the . center. weekend. ~ts u ~a ges~~ .. ~POMEROY'S Newton complimented members Smith, guardian; Paul Darnell, AT KENO CHURCH The recepllon was held at the ation from tbl PTA. . QUALITY SHOE STORE of the Bethel on their work, associate guardian; D a i s home of Mr. and Mrs, Elwyn Mr. and Mrs William Betz of Mrs. RldJII'd ~um's and expressed appreciation to Blakeslee, guardian secretary: Mr. Charles Russell, Athens, 1Bull, McLean. Hilliards were Sunday guests scout troop opened the m1et1ac tile Masonic groups for their lla Darnell, guardian will be at the Keno Church t•f I of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. WISe, Jr., with the ~9 . to ~ flag. cooperation in promoting the er; Mary Virginia Kautz, di- Christ for morning services, I Florida, last Spanish· owned Waverly. Mrs. Wise, observing It was.allllo\ltliltid tbat thtltiiBethel. He was presented a rector of music; Ada Nease, Mothers Day, at 9:30 and for territory in North America, was her birthday, was presented a it will IIJlODSOI' a recwd bop •=================..iii;gi•ft=from""-•lh•e=Be"'th"'el;;;;;;;;a~nd~o;;n•: promoter of sociability; Beth evening service at 8 p.m., on ceded to the United States In deeorated cake by the Bet z Saturday . . at b ~ • - - Pullen, custodian of parapher28. 11819. family. Junior Hl8h Sdloal nalia ; Helen Mullen, promoter of hospitality; Guy Cowan, pro1 moter of fraternal relations. Pomeroy. .. ....' ~) ' / I ' I ' • i "\• ' . i day, was also Involved In today's incident. But this time a different Russian destroyer was Involved. The Pentagon s~d the sec.>J\11 incident happened ·.:!00 nautical miles west southwest Ql Hokkaldo Island, Japan, ''There were no casuaIlles · reo· and on1y ti""t .,. damage was ported," the .Pen_lagon said· It d 'The d t red sai ' ''"'' en occur whe.n tbe Soviet destroyer turned Into the Walker, despIte tha latter•s warn1ngs. . . After the Wednesday ntCldent, wblclt apparently occurred when lhe Russi an vesseI was trYtng I' ! \ Cloudy, larniDJ cooler toalght dimbtlddac wind. Friday le cloudlneu, cooler wltlt ce ol lhow'en. .. >• <t.-: ~"'· en tine L--------------------------------------~~-~~~ .bL XX NO. 19 POME~OY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1967 • 1 1 ' e ro·ect J A Gift of Flowers 1.. ' ' BEAUTIFUL COMBINATION PLANTS Made up of GERANIUMS-PETUNIAS--COLEUS and 'ther colorful plants which will BL()OM ALL SUMMER A LASTING Gin FOR MOTHER $3.00 Distinguished Masons introduced and escorted to t h e East were Guy Cowan, Wor· sbipful Master of Po mer o Lodge 164; Albert High Priest of Pomeroy Chapter 80; James Buchanan, Illus· trious Master of Boswortfl CoLlllcll 46; Thomas Edwards, Commander of the Ohio V a II e y Commandery 24; and Paul Dar·· II nell, Charles Peoples, and Clarence Struble, Knigltts of I h f York Cross of Hopor. Past matrons and past pa· k'ons were also recognized. Table deCOMtlona featured a color scheme of pink, purple and white. The floral oenter· piece was flanked by purple and white tape~·s. Mary Cleek and Ada Nease were at the punch bowls. Mrs. Mullen was chairman of lhe social hour. REMEMBER! MOTHER'S DAY IS NEXT SUNDAY II Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center For Gifts For Your Mother - .. ' Every Department For Excellent Selections For Mom's of All Ages. Furniture - Cvrt1l111 and Draperies - Ready To Wear - Luggage - Television - Radios - Music - HoUIIW11'81 Lingerie - Hosiery and Accessories - Cards - Notions - Gift Wraps - Open Every Day 9:15 to 5 •• Fridays 9 to 8 and Saturday 9 to 9. w-. PHIL MAID LINGERIE DUSTERS For Mom To Relaxin For her leliiUI'O houra II home give her a duster from Etberfelds. She'D like these eosy-care labrico. Beautiful solid colors aud print• Adventists to Make Donations Dudley's YOU'Ll PI EASE HER ON MOTIIRS DAY WITH AKODAK CAMERA The local Seventh-Day ventist Church will contribute Saturday, May 13th, to the nomination's Diaster and Relief Fund which last year made possible distribution of su~~~:: 11 l<ltaling more than $2.5 I iJ1 vaiue . More than 20 countries ben1e-ll fitted last year from work doDE• II by the International Seventh Day Adventist Welfare Servic1dl with which the local group operates. Millions of poundl ol clothln1dl and fond otuffl were sent poverty and disaster •trlcketlll lands by the church's welfare OPEN (1 . service. Medical IIUpplles, valued at more than $150,000. were given to combat d!Bease In numerous overseas countries. Also the eonstroction 01 many <iweiiings Como in and oeo tne 1'1¥0lutlonary ntW K-K INITAMATt;i wblcb fell before disastrous Movie Comorotl Same no-throod, lnttant-loadlng co.W.n-~ rlcanes. fires and eathquakea. lenco ""' hove In INrrAMATIC Still Cameros. No-dopatlt, _ diaster • famine rellief II lactory-loadtd .KoDAPAI Mavio Ca"rldgM ••• with ;,.. offering Ia a biennial part of the :proved K - D film ... aloo avallabltl • ' local church's giving program. the .ntw nne of Koclook lnatenuttlc Movie .c••.,..,.. In 11165 the special offering. giv· _ Still c.rner11 _ sn• ProJtctors _ Mtwt. en by 110me 3,300 churdlea the Ieith in North America, toPro(Hton _ Film and Carner• Accll..rltl on the Ialed more than $200,000. 59 N. 2nd Ave. 992-5560 ... , Free Area Wide Delivery.,. •• 1l•• MIDDLEPORT sale ~ ..~·-· May 4th ucl 5th wu 8, Bob lloefUeh Southern's ' ' want now. V~Coneert Is Frida ·' - y w · qa~~mml, ~. - J1111 en •011• tl..., .. ...,.. ,.uree'I Molh•-r' , \ · A·Cardl · Make this Mother's.Day extr.U""" ... ia,l. "~" Exll)l'f• ' displaying an outstandi~g 11lection of "!•I~ mark Mother's ~t!Y cardS that ·offers just the rlaht choice for each m"'"ber of the faml ELBERFELDS .IN . ~·~·· . .,.,. Login, Pomeroy. Mrs. Theodosia Frecker, Pomeroy faculty ~- - 1 your love with cards. We . ~ide ourselves ,ft..... s.. Itt fl-. ......_________________ ·~111- '.:..;.~~M-e:.:..!~ KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie Cameras!. RVMMAGE SALE JIEUl The Seventb·DaJ Church ol Pomeror rummage i You should take time to visit the lingerie department on the 1st floor and select a gUt for Mom or buy for yourself. PerfecUy styled lingerie in a big range of styles, colors and sizes for your selection. You'll Uka the fine looks, long wear and the way Phil Maid Lingerie fiis. Buy whai you . CARNATIONS-ROSES--CYMBIDIUMS ORCHIDS from $3.00 Cash& Carry Corsages $1.98 of ·The Bend. Slips - Half Slips Panties - Pajamas Robes - Gowns Gown and Robe Sets • .. baad al Pn- Merpm, " ' : tile llnl al - ...... ltlil!ll& to lllllTY !Diit tlte Brltll• ~ . family lllace .. 1111 ...1 . FIVE q:tl!$ ., '• -·llelp Comi•.••-·to Raise WelfareP.ay · . . (UP!). . . enea . and :tbe tbe new tax would be. but the ~ .propoeal,-lo!pt!aid it be out commltiee in seoslob _pall .. . , er e ow stimate Bids Opened Chapman-Canaday Mot·her's Day Allloly An~~J~ra~tt-J-. - ··-- ~{I ""'! Mr. and Mrs. Robert King, worthy matron and worthy patron of Evangeline Chapter 172, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cowan, worthy matron and worthy patron of Pomeroy C h a p t e r 186, were introduced. Mr~. Cowan and M r s. 1 King served as registrars for the event. Now You Kuow' De1!ot«l To Tb lnterfllb 01 The Mei1•·Ma10n .4reo State Officer Conducts Inspection Of Bethel No. 62, Job's Dauqhters Dudley's FOR ,,~,;:, 3 at e Weather w • I ! ~ •appuen~~y watch u. s. maneuvers, the u. s. Asslslant Secretary of , Besslednyi attempted oVl • - i lor n alk de to 'te " - "' - .,....,.. of wa•·•••• U Un1'ied Stales officially protest. State John M. Leddy mmmoned take the W· er" Sfllk rII~ ;; ~" ;-,...... ~..... · aimng' maoeuven ed to Soviet diplomats in WashSoviet Charlge d' Affairs Yuri ~. pealed warnlll8s 1o eep · · ~ 1 • ington. Tcherniakov to make an olliedistance. J · . ~ Navy offlej.als said tlte7 -·~~F th ·11 believe the ·collilion 90 mm· u" The Soviet ship in today's inial protes•" and chW'ged that the or more ancclde "' 0 ••· tallionai They theorized 1 cidenl was identified only as a Russian ship had violated tile prior to the a n • .. · , · · ~·=~: K I d I 025 rules of the road. Russian destroyer had been Soviet commander wu . rupnyy c ass es royer, . do••••• lite antisubmarine task. lng off a bit and~~ eloler ., Three was only minor dam· U. S. officials said the bump..,.•.., Intended. age In the earlier lncidenL"_ _ __I~n~~in~c"t;id~en~·t-~occu~rre~d_a~s~th~e--!!grC.:o:up':...:to:..::•::hi::ch~th::e_W::.Blker=:....:ts.:___ he_ha __d_·_ _ _ _ _ _.., h � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 10, 1967 putney