http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c3a987123a4582559520006acfb17e0a.pdf 3f5e3801b3eaff634ddd5c667f8e83b2 PDF Text Text a-Dally Sentinel, Pnmeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 2, 196~ VariedProgramGivenbyOUBand uring M ' iddleport High Assembly D The Ohio Umverstly Concert were WUliam Brophy, director I '1 Relatives Come Aroun Abd tAnd ~· Forfunera/ol.r I a~~ c~~- . ou Mtddleporf Star Garden Club Meeting is Held Th ursday at,Home of Mrs. Nicholson Mrs. Ritchie I had OPplant display a number or session. A deliciou• boule material. She aiJo de!sert courSI WF.ATHF.R Nlc~oison ltsThe Star Gard':" Club held ,Aiklno, mtrodncea Mrs. 'J'Urn. beautiful African Violets. was served at the close of thl regular meetmg Thursday er who reported on "The New A silent auction sale was con- Imeetmg by Mrs. aa Band presented a program of Iof the Ohio Universtty Brass , M d • funeral services lor Mrs. atternooli at the home of Mrs. Look of HQWie Plants." Sbe <ommended for stanmg house sisted by Mrs. Norman Will vaned musical se lect ions for , Choir: Mr. Roger Williams, a 1hartr . Ronald Barn- freda, Rtlchle were held from Seth Ntc}lolson. pointed out that potted plnnts plant cuttings. 1 The next meeting wiiJ· be at tbl the student body of Middleport graduate student at O.U. and th D ren, Greg , Ka- the Ewmg Chapel Saturday at 1 The JMeti opened wi do well in a temperature range Mrs. Gladys Nicholson !urn- home ol Mrs. Or10n , 1 1 Schools at thm first conet>rt former Mtddleport High School o/Colu';,"b Kenneth and Leah. 2 P m. with the Rev . Joseph devotional In of 112 to 80 degrees, strive to - - -- - of the annu•l winter tour Mon- student who plavs the trom- . h' us spent the weekend Kraiy offtctattng, ' Mrs Norman Will 0 Thog keep the humidity at 50 per 1 day morning at an assembly hone : and Gary O-lmstead. gradMr. and Mrs Sp ial 'd ' for the New Year ug ' cent which is good lor both in the high school auditorium uate assistant m Percusston. a e arn art. b provt ed oj Ule 1J1011th was . g· e poebm plants and humans and that RCA VICTOR Olrf'ctor o. tht- band IS Char Mr. and Mrs LBwrence t-1.!1)t' rsd. \Jeu z_mgB, organ-.\ Mrs· N'tcholson -.._lvenll yll all plants need brlg'hl l'•ht . ·1 c d Commentator for the pro- hoan were business visitors m IS • an rs ..Y1arvm urt ,so. · · '•n:: ro ca 16&' me1 1. on uctor or Bands Stawas answered by t be •most of them need a few · 1ms1 1 M . h gram was Stu Sharpe of Ga lhpolis Monday . 1 • • en mem rs 1 h . at () hio l.mversity 1n At ens . 110n WOUB-TV Ohio Umvers-1 Mrs. John Vroman ,-s recov1 11 f h oun of sun ea h d t Burial was in the Pine e mg o t e house plant they c ay, par leuElberfelds have just reincluded Guar- , tly Mr William · ne\" bv Gomez and "ll "NeapollK. Russell 1ering salis!actorily at Holzer Grove cemetery and pall bear- I enjoyed growing, more liked Af- 1arly doe ,in winter . H the home . ceived another shipment b Moretti Middleport Ba nd Director and hospital followmg pneumonia ers were Norman Rose. Paul man Vtolets. many the Christsn t a well Ughted Sit- I tan 10 lltgh School prmctpal, who ar- after being treated for a broken Baer. Harold fell, of famous RCA Victor tho• ftel/ the theme Norman mas cactus and poinsettia, consider song "Studio ., ., b Ossor ranged tor the band to eome to htp sustained in a fall. She is fell. Raymond Wolfe. Kenneth ! ferns and philodendron of varht."g I under flourescent Color Television Sets 10 and ' .. Amenca. 0 th; Middleport , introduced the expected to be return<d 10 Newland. Vtrgtl Windon and Ce- ' US species. g · · I New Models - Ready for arranged by Wal'd-Dragon band and its direr! or, Mr. her home in a few da) s. cil F.tSt>lslem. The secretary Mrs p 1 I Mrs. Neal Jeffers reviewed i your selection now. All 10 the popular field and the Sou- \!mel II Mrs B. F. earmaloe has Comtng from out of town lor Nelson. reported that' the hook "Potted Planta" by I RCA Victor Color TV Sets have color pur1fler that sa march, "EI Capnan·· and Mr . Russell d h' relurned to her emplovment at thf' sPrvwes were Mr. and ' received a picture of the reli D. C. K1pUnger: when water. expresse ts th A & p · M · Oa · rll rh · r df ' g- · potted 1 I cancels magnetic distortion - have duo cone "Opening Theme" appo·eciatton to the Middleport e . Supermarket after " 'r "" ter an am- ious arrangements for pants, walt until the Featured in solo numbers Ba-' Boosters f . bemg hospttalJzed at Vett>rans J!y, Mr and Mrs. Roy WolfE" Bcrapbook Mrs Henry Tum soil on the top of the plant is I speakers for superb sound -- have all channel •ru or sponsormg M . I f , Ra d W lr \1 d M ' . . er bon d UHF and VHF tuning - have glare proof picture were Jerry Rodgers and Oavid tho• appearance f lh G · emona or several wePks . ymon e. r an rs. had a thank you from the c e ry, punch the soU with Epifano in a clarmet duel and White band . eI Mrs. William Bradford is va- Este l Ha ll. Mr and Mrs. James men Rest Home for th baar- the ' linger, ff it is extremely tube . Stop in on Elberfelds second floor See the with the band. "Rondo Conc..-r ed ••" Charleen I cat inning in Florida with .rela - Hall. Mrs Poo l Paston, Mr. : ket of lruii. Mrs. Virgil eAtki:S dry, then soak it_ thoroughly , new models of RCA Victor Color TV and se lect tante" by Tuthill and "Minuet daughter ol Mr. Minelli, who is I ttves She plans to return home and Mrs Byron Steele, Jack • received the traveling prize. ' or twice a week dependone for yourself and family. and Dance ol the Blessed Spir- on the Iacuity at Middleport I next week. and Mt· and Mrs. Ad- , The program chairman, Mrs. ong on the humidity In the - p~iod char~ ~ ~'\' ~s p~renls, ~c Me~ Bmus~ ~~· ~.. h~ ~ e ELBERFELDS andl Selection~ Lo~e So~" clas<~cal , Fair and very cold througb 'ntursday. High today IZ-18, io" t11nlrl1t zrw lo fh·~ below. hlgb Thursday 1>-!0. Ne~ r•• u:::~n ~!ants, Well VlrgiiiiA llat It m~ • .,.., ol forrtl covet·in& U pol ""' of it11 IUd area. accft. ., .. in" w ·J: ~~ ' ~ VOL XVI NO. 248 Neighbor Discovers Tragedy I sh=a~=~ 011tan ° ~I ~""n ! Mi~:ll'in ~ra~~~ ,ingm~ ll~e' Reed , who Is employed ' rJ~n Robt:.rts_. all of Columbus: ~1I in J1m Columbus, spent the week Jud.v (,eorge , Westerville, Diana Cincinnati · the High school. were Four I""' . ---"•., ...,w sever- . M IS); . . .,.,. ,.,.,~--.;-· Mrs. end with his parents, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Raymond BarJames Reed and daughl- ber and famtlv and Pete Ch utes er, Ruth. or Pataskala. \1r. and Mrs. g; I Dana Fell. Washington Court HouseandMr. Mrs. Harold t .Q - Wbat Is !be meaning of ' Fell famand ily Dauton· Mr MaJ'nly About "- : Peoa/e In " • " t!J.~ same Barry? Pomeroy ' A - 11 "'"Y is an Mr . and Mrs. William mf>aning "spear'' of string ' bass. The thr.-e ··gi rls ond a guy" numbers were "ailed for encore with bark the student' Assisting Mr. Minelh Ill di- rie and Miss Marcia Karr of recting some of thl:' numbers Syraluse were in Rut land Sunda; <:~lternoon to attend the funt'ral of Yftss Norelha F\em1 1ng Barbara fisher , daURhler of VIr . <:~nd \1r s \1ason F isher, 1 11s confined to her home w1ll) a . throat mfection. 1 Pl~ns ha\.e bee_n made ror a Holrmd Fisher returnt>d to his FAmily potluck dmner at 1 he stud1es at Mountam State Busi-Sarred Hearl church auditormm ness College Monda arter on Sunday, february 14 bt'gtn- spending the weekend y,with his 1 nmg at S P m. a rents Mr and Mrs. Mason The pan~h is invited to at- ' ~-1 he ' · tf'nd. Meat and beverage v.ill ' M s r. d M · h d d h d r. an rs. Jac k McDowbe f urn1s e an t use atten · ell of Co1urn bus were wee. kend mg Brf' askf'd to brmg a \'(~gel a· b lh d . 15 0 1 h hlP , ~a lad or dessert and their gues er ro t'r an Sls-tahle servJct> They are also ~er-m-law, d:vlr. and Mrs. Karl , \ .rurser an sons. . as·ked fto brmg thr tr - favonle ~~~ r. and Mrs . J ohn J or dan Th ... gamr or a sor1a 1 evemng. ere an d daug hter of Cu 1um bus were . w1ll be attf'ndanre pnzes Thf' affair is sponsored by weekend guests of her parent!!, thf' Catholic Women's cluh at I Mr. and MrM.. Bradford Maag. thf' rPqut>st of the Rev Father Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Reiman .JI)hn Turel Hosts will he Mr . of Sandusk}. Mr and Mrs W. and Mrc; Charles Clarkson and E Smith, Columbus. and Robfamilv and Mr . and Mrs Paul ert Holle~· of Oru.>nt were week- I ca~ri. and family. end gu~sts of their sister and brother-m-law, Mr a nd VJ r !1. Dwight Logan and son. They, came due to the 11\ness of their , mother, Mrs. Florence Holley Pom•roY . Ohio who underwrnt surgPry Sun· ! day morning. Vlrs. Smith remained to be with ner mother, LAST TIME TONIGHT Mr. and Mrs Roy Holler "BIKINI BEACH" (Technicolor) and family and Mrs. H o m e r Frankie Avalon. Annette I Holter visited Sunday after~ Funicello, Martha Hyer. noon at Cheslme with Mrs. Colorurtoont Ftaturett•: Hot StuH George Thompson. \1r. and Mrs. Darrell ChevaWED . and THURSDAY lier and fami ly relurnPd to F•bruary 3-4 1 their home. Columbus Sunday NOT OPEN 1evening, after bemg ca lled here by the death of her mother, FRIDAY and SATURDAY FHruary 5-6 Mrs. Freda Ritchie. They were I accompanied home bv Charles " ISLAND OF Arthur Ritchie for a - week 's 1 1 BLUE DOLPHINS" (Technicolon ' vi sit. \ CeUa Kaye, Larry Domasln. Ann Daniel, Rontu, son of ENTERTAIN SUNDAY i tbe Dog of Flanders. ''THE COMEDY Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Gaul i OF TERRORS" enterta med w1th a dinner Sun- 1 lTechnicolorJ day , at tht'ir l10mt', Chesl er . . Vin~ent Price, Peter Lnrre. honoring her mother, Mrs. Ad· Bor1s Karorr, Joyce JamPson , am E be rsbach whose birthday SUN .. MON ., TUES. I was Monday. Present were the •A SHO;~~ f~: DARK., I honored guest at Pomeroy, Mr. Peter SeUers. Elke Sommers and Mrs. Ronme Clay, Chester __ an~~~e host and hasteS!!. I 1 ~nee home. Fell 'lb cl Logan'; Miss Counts: in a1, pot varying I 1 Belleville· Roy Bookman and best pot are still the I Mlss Bookman NeiJon-1tho h otor I e even ville : Bill Medley Ch' rl to 1 n . 1.as · attractave as w Cva · .·h ·p ankd ·Mrs P asttc 8 azed <onslsts pots. A useb ·a ••ElltB ful soil ormil<ture ol - - --- - - -- Ca~olyn ·-- sl:.. ~~?'t Leo °~ Dor~lhy pl~ts u~ ~lr ~· I·' a nd. , v"''c _ono a, ar ers urg, W. three parts soil, one part man- and Mr." Norm,an r'·ll · lri :'t name famtly Mechanicsburg· Mr Dies., Fumes Overcome Two Be sure to also see the new 23 inch size screen RCA Victor Black & White Televisions. New Portables and new Stereos. , · T 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ....-.-- Action 7 6R . hi ·fi, all new and perfec11 50 exCitms • WASUBASKEJ • Hand1 S•ina Top • Decorator Colon •• Big 30 qt. s1.ze hn poly base: plastic re movable top! 23 tn •• e h1gh : 9ih 10. base. Re1. 1.99 HANDKERCHIEFS Steel!, New H e • 1 1 BATHROOM Ensemble • PLANllR, Waterer •• 8 10. ~a stft: urn w1th sau-Hamper and bowl bruM wit- rust -proof aolder ; : cer; pmt waste basket. • Rew colors . • • 11.11 Ctear Plastic, ptatltd nails. • VahM s1re pOt. Vartety 89c Plastic case . 2 • oz. para cake • •• 9c ;-- 9c e a , 1 white knit, with cushtOne<:l sates. : SHOE DAUBER 39c • Buy 1or school Mdhomeusel •• • .... ••• •• NYLONS 9c • Styrene platCic, t.Gids 3. ·-49Cpr. tan or Tahiti. 81h: 1 RUGS L...,. Pffe ~ : Soft • bristle, fibre gc : • •• •• •• •• • lL Mop dtshes clean quick! 9c rue 169 WORLD pastels. Unbreakaibll, Soft Retrictrttor, froour. l'h pt. .... .,..• Paddefl Pay 4% On Savings :~ili. ens MaUonal B ~- · '~ : Slurdy poly. • Snaps shut. FOAM BRA Cotton broad· Ieee tnm- • ••,. , •. 7. .!!'"' -·~"'·.. : PAINT BY NUMBER 39c •. "" Al-'num BAKEWARE ~oth, T 10>.14 ... •• od~ p tct m ur•s box.and med . ttl whitt only . M to A 99c CUfil, 3() age , Girls' SLACKS 79c C:ollol boxor slocko. Sllnlo<...-~ . 410 6. to 36. ······~················ •• : o 10~-oz. gc w-·· ttrrJICiffl • 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 0 f 0 0 f 0 I I Quulld, 8>18 ... • multl· prlnt. .• • '.. ;,_~·~ii.·~; 9c 79c -----· • Molal, wiHI llbe........ •• : CELLO NOTES gc •"• Auld . floral detlans. 9c ,_,_ ':.! : ..... IDr ~k .. • W RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDUPORT, 0. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . '· . ., ' I \ : -.... STOVE MAT o) \ : ~!;· 0 0 ••• •••••••••••••••••• gc : ' ~ ..~;·:·:··~··~..~~~:~:M»:t~.w==b~o~s~-·~·~L·~·~··~·~.4~/~tk::..~~:::::::::::::·:::::::::::: l q -..... ~ Satur~ay ( ' ~ckard •;~:;~- Chrlslia~••n f[~" '. a~od ~~ ~, Wolle. v s\d~r·d Strlap MI.fll•flg Is Target 0 f Senate Bill ~ill Emplu~' es 1 f~tlmg. oakey Lavneo [ .'~:ttlte ••vennt~ ~ma (;Jad~· GOP Moun ts F"~~ l1t AgaiDSl • Appa}ac1• D"}} ApprovaI l(il~ore. i 3 Candt'dafCS \\· a~ he<IIII,~S ill'~lll re~ion FI'},.~ PaperS rt'VIt<~l17.1ng m•·•i~tr~~tmn l th~ ~orthfEJe ld. c· al~ tamer.;'"~ . Rrgatta Dates 'd~ughter ]nne 18-19-20 the-y\ ::~t Tente~tive SQ L 0 ~111 HA:'\1\.l~ON tel prese~t $~0 I ~ave ! l,o•arin~s dt'e,c ~ ~rnatl' \~nii(1J.\ . Ne\\' me~----~n -~s:'_·_- I Republtcan Pof(leroy'~ ~~ unloo- \ 0 ski~'- ~t!A~Iltit·' ~,ll&utt•-ID ~. !"" ~ ~- ~ · ·.,.. ·,. ' " I ~lacKenzo· ~r f(~tbl~ ;;; . "'"d''' th~<·•• althuu~h ~re-dnver vtll>~e ~osls pcr~ons I . "··~;~:~· .,. ·. :-.. 'I'"'!!''!"'~ • llys' whitt IN'itf&o 2/llc lop' wWtt T S1irts .................... 2/99c 0 size. Sham bottorA. L 1 s ~rvtvor c•~ gc BUTTER DISH •• •• ••• ••• • ) ~ LOANS gc •h ~Irs 1 • M ti . . ~ <tonmone~ h~< r~ BOARD COVER IF ~a- C\i">~ counl~ 9c .... ft ... AUTO • was demolished in an acci dent wvesttgated hy Ga ll ipol is COLUMBUS (UPI) _ A sponsored by the Oh to Ctvtl ' -- - ----- --Post. State Highwav. Patrol Assor·lafl on. lightening state control of strip St>rvtct> k (J' 1ests lt took p at }1 :18 8 m. I 1''"1f'H' \'W:"t' \2 Whl('\l descnbed lt a:; a ""bOJC : PT An:h C A lh tl .I duced rnmingin operations was Tut>~mtro- stop mea sun· ·• Io one 1t .mten ds ' " ~~n RL 7, l)rte f{'n:h of & mi te gh·en 't\Je._~,ay w1 m·e f a1the Ohio Senale _ Collnll, 68. owner of a lar ge l·""'l· of the A ear l ing ond mne n·gular road tests d lo back later in the s.-sston ' Ntasr.n farm. d1t"'d Mon- drlvt'n sourh by Glen Lawson, w:th two ay. That bill will reportedly ask for }}3 (t} in ,: day at his home, 962 ln nman 38, went out 00 control on a Patrolman D A Weidner . The bill would requtre that mereases of up to t> per cent Sl. Akron · cu.v< and ra n oil the nghl who has seoved at the Ga llo- strip mme operalors prove that The auto msped ton bi ll "'"' \VASI-11!'\GTOC/ II'Pl l House Republicans. eager 1he He was a native of Wheeling. side ol the coad. then oft the •polts Post for etglt t years ;, their mining areas can be re- in troduced bv Uemowrattc Heps lo trun the admin •·,t:,il l(lll·, $1.1 bii!WIIV;!.ppalachian W Ya. SurVIvOr> are wife. ldt andlurneo over m a field . t being transferred to the Hebron datmed before the stale issues klernice ol l'anton c <d IJtll . charged !odds th;.t the proposal was discrimina 8 11 .lrlene. a son, Cltarles, and a Lawson was c ted to Gallipoli s Post elfed tv e Fnda) . lie and ill'ense to mme. and \\illlinn J Carney of torv . poorlc mganl!:'d :•lid harmful to the nation's road 1 31 50 1 steoson Jrrry I:: Cr<llt . T!wn: court Saturday charged w1th his wifr and two children havc It . . reqUires : Youngstown 1\ would rrqut~t• l bulldmg program . CHICAGO _ A 25-VEAR- are two gt andchtldren and scv- 11ctt of cenler been living on Fourth Ave ., and ' -Ehmmatton of higMali< . annual mspe"' "'" at a ' tateA special House pet bite works subcomm1ttee opens old adventurer wos indtcl<'d h1· en Heat gra ndch ildrPn. Anoth- The pa trol reports the con- they will move as soon as a the cliff-like areas left when >Contmued On Page 8t tnclav on tlu• :>t·n,tte-pa>Sed measure. John L. a federal g"nd jury Tuesday er "a '·ro brother, Fr"n- <.Ilion ot "' persons in May- hou se is secu red Patrolman stnp mmes are closed. ' swec•ru·v . Development f h - Prevention of :-:tream poiluI · chairman o . lite1 Ft·derai h 11 d th Plan-t on cha rges of turnmg over : r London , rourt at S'·racust>. WPidner is a nat1ve o t e , nm g Cn mm!lt t•P tor \pp,1 <H: 1a . ca, e as e LfS ( ott n II Of A"" n 1 passpot·ts to Communist agenls S.rvwes Will be held, al 1 p Thty were all charged with Portsmouth arPa , lle was the !ton by ac-id dra inage . , ,liltJPSS The at 10 a .m . EST. "' J;as t Berlin by fr audulentl y"' the - 's peed ing r.ary Lee, 29. Pom- sruba dtver at the local post. - Deep burying of acid-pro• • The btll as pa>'<'d In th<· ' - -- - - - 10 obtaining the pa ssport' ,-,,, B<tldwm Funeral home at Ak- rro·'. fined costs Howduring materials that could Ha\• ' Cfi pnwid1•<; f01 <l whli'h d1d not mee-t the criteria 11 ron _ an · 1 WI II be ther e. ani 1 La rkins113J2 , Portland. fined cause toxic soil. ~ ' fiVC-I<cll'. It I billton program ol poi'Prlv outlmed by the adtl'e Chicago olftce the State una d b Departnient. f'<'! !mg hours ll <we brt-n sel lor $1::. and RCtger -Use of top snil for reclama-:1 . ain •ed nt tht> •·eon·...1., tion plantmg. NEW HA\' EN F' n I r 1 I The <·hargcs conten e that ,.,, \. 2u . .11alonto" Ky .. lorfeited s u era sr omicallv depr.,so•d Appa ant- The sta ndards for the 3550 P dd Paul Carl Meyer obtatned tiiP riD hand. Paul Wolfe. 26, RaThe bill was introduced by me for liakev oBum i.avne. ia•· ol 11 f:as <ern and mtle' of highways provided m passports in November of 1962 1 I('ine. fined and costs, John Democrat•c Sens. Edmund A. lift> long rt:"stdt>l;t of Nt>w Haven Soutlwrn sta lt><.: b!ll and Jts me-ans of ftmmcf'hidt"s 'Sargus. St. Clairsville, and 011- whu dit>d Tue5dav HI Vt> lt'l";lrlS sa s l' rogram flis<-riminutes mg outside th• fe d era! highway y avmg ';1 :tpp Iy ror 5 /l New J4, P.acine. fined $7 and 1 the representation llon!{hl in January on ""'I' and l)ale MrGraw 45 Raver Ocasek. and_ Re· Mcmonal hoo;;pllal, wt\1 be held , R' WtiiLorn C Cramt"l'. ltfl\o;;t lund !S open toques· h bpassports that they were lo be employl'd The Title offic e division f . . f d $5. d ' . Three more Pnmerov village pubhcan Sens d Garngan. Thursday at 2 p m at tht• New ep. I ('.. d 0 by Meyer in Europe. llhe Meigs Counly Clerk cane . cand idates-file nom- Arkon. and Robin T. Turner, Haven EUB t·hurch wtlh the Fla rankmg llepubltcan on , tnn [the prt>' inaling petttions Tuesday at Tiffin. , Rev . Marlm Berislord olfici at - the subeommtllee . and Rep ' \laJor emp asts. Court s off tee has reported 54 C.alln· WinebrennM' ' th M . (' I B d of Would Raise Bond . John (' Knnk.-1 R-Pa . rhHrg<d gt :on '' "n $1140 m1lltnn authorCHICACO- THREF. UNEM· new vehicles purrha"d dudng , e etgs .nun Y oar , . . ing . ' h •d d's oContmoed On Page 8) dropouts J . In c;ood Contlilion Electmns Sargt,, whose diSirtct 10- He was a ret ired ra tlroad that t e propose program I ployed high school Tuesday night cnnlcssed the , included new cars. I ' Deadline for cand idates tn the eludes the stat e's three leading mail clerk who had worked 42 rrimm:o lrd agom'l othrr ""'"' wanton slaying of a fi6-vear -old t . d 44. hi k 12. Pomeroy and Mtddieporl mu- strip mining t·ounties - Bel- 1years in the Untted States Mail of the nalton with eqoalh ,.,., Cathy J Winebrenner, clerk on a ·deserted street near 'fwho 1Tratl11ers eltg 1ruf'leds. 1 of Mr. and Mrs W1l· nicipB.I primarif's is today, Feb mont . Harnson and .Jefferson- tSe.-v ice. He was a ffit'tnher of ous problems · e 1 e o 1 ce a so repor . D. w·mebren ner , syr acuse. 3 at 4 p m (' ramer sa td th ere were his home after robhing him of ' h [ tam sat'd mur h or lhe b111 was mod- ' the New Haven EUB church 1 eo . . than : pure ase lo 1d19 used caed rs. one is in good condition today after Filing were f. lma Russeli •led after an emling Pennsyl- of the Jr . QUAM of New Haven: !67 ,-ounli" included m the btll 115· the boys were motorcyc e an three us tra<l- a s1etg · hi ng acc1'dent Tue "'">'y oAo · s trtp mme 1aw treasurer . and 1""u Pou )'tn an d vama of the Masomc Lodge of Clifton ' l Police said "h .. ,jJI:' J up on pills'' when eal more ; Don Collins for council. Pome- The state bond rt>qUJrf'd o[\ASAM Numbt"r 23. and of the ! dates of June \&, 1t.hat. may have been 14 encountered Railwav Express : senous. rov Village o·andtdates who strtp mine operators would be Elk s lodge of Park ersburg He I and lO have been set 10 for the 1 Hol.er hospital , where Cathy , previously filed are Mayor Char- increased from the present $220 -was horn Nov , 3, !1184, the son ' "TAKF. 0\ IT MV ;\II'' clerk fred Sunday , boat regatta schedu led be 1 night , took his wallet. knocked ! Meigs General Hospital lwas rushed by thedSyrcacuth'e \es Legar, Clerk Edna Schoen·! per acre tai$500t_perlacbre and ol the lale .lessee P . and Ann a S\111 ,held tn Pomeroy this him to the ground and left him ADMJSS!ONS _ Clyde stew- emergency umt. sat . a Ylleb and ProspectiVe_ counc1 requtres I'OC ama ton o e com- Roush Layne and is surv ived · ' • · · '"' in the snow with 19 bU11Pt art, Middleport; Adrlan Sayre. Ish h galv,, nozru 1o· Wtll theis regatta com mtttee , said ·n• sufferedU'ded facial ith laceratiOns _when cand1dates Frankltn R1zer and pleted m one year mstead of b''' seven nephews and fo ur \\A YTAG-- washer. -Leadmgham. chairman two. . . nieces. tub Onlv used about 8 umPS , over 20 persons attended a wounds In hi• 'bacty. Deputy Syracuse: Harry Gilliand, Guys- • co 1 . w .• "?ncre Roy Reuter . four of the ' i x 1 e dy1 Ohlef of Detectives Mkhael Spi- i ville : Joseph Gilliand, Guys-:cistem top m a netghbor s yard rouncll seats are up lor voters The chtef of the Dtvlston of Fnends may call at the F'oSidn_PY Hankmson . Rut1 meeting in town hall Tuesdav 1 10 f the youths ' ville. tWhile sledding. · ted t th ho decisions thiS year. would be given the power to glesong funeral home any ti.'lle. , 1am1· Oh · • t · 25 61 P 1n•oht to begin sohd planning for' twooldO and the third DISCHARGES _ John Baoon; I She was a dmtt .tlo Said 16 years o e S- ' police operations in progress , ; were was· 17 · The)' were caplured Jr:· Pomeroy· \ A SEEKS appear I' IAnother Satisfied · ' freda Mossman ' jpital at 6:30 p. m. ·· hSUPPGRT •- f'led In 1andthrhall1 them to il theyJlut·on SQUAD CALLED · Classified · . ' theHe sa1d more d•tailed plano 11 1 Tuesday after the mnthers of Mmersvtlle. · pelttton as u=n 1 o ea en cause po or :customer found That Senit- I · t'• vounger hays reported their FORFEITS BOND . !Meigs County Common Pleas damage.· . The Racme emergency squad nel Want Ads Get Results ..Ior the re_gatta WI announctons n\l.,lng. II LOCAl. TEMP . HARTFOED, W. Va. - ' Vin- court by Hyilia Workman, Rt. Sargus said many of the btll's was summoned at 9:45a.m. to_ed loliowmg a mw llnt ol the · The lemperature In ton &nith torleited a l'lOO bond li. Pomeroy , against Walter : provlsions were in force 88 ad- iday lor Addte Mae Weuver, Ra-1 FOR QUICK RESULTS IPomeroy Chamber of ComLONDON _ LONDON'S business district at -11:30 ··i .m-1Tw!iday oiaht in Mayor Cha,... Workman, seeking support on- minlstrative regulations. "We\cioe Rt. 2. She was taken to On Whatever \'ou Have To merce at Crow • Town and trlnttl moved to rooliy was 11 deore.eo·· .. l!omeroy\Cler ' \he n eciprooal aarl!ell\erit re;ei," he saicl, "UUil hOSjltt.ai wttl1IStl!, Reat or \Vaal to Buy Counl.l'y rostall[alll lllil ' b it Pille . aurilis ' . ..:• "' £ct. · ' ' ·1 · W madt lllto 1&1!." ' CALL WY l·!l$8 Monday at liOOL 1 PLEA~ANT PLASTIC MUG : CEREAL BOWL .. ploce! S<!r~ """'· .......,... 1 • • d •re Man uOlll]Ure CheshI • l • D 1• h d ut e IC e IS emo IS e h V B Arch Cottrill 'es Monda'r •' Dl ~ SPOON PLATE : DISH SPONGE Hlmlns hoH, in be., High, Low Area --. MOTH CAKE gc : Fl•tterinl ntA ·r•sittant t.ck kei!ps - bi-~eekly PICTURE HOOKS: WUh-wter. Zan~e411l .._.skid "" began'"~ 12199c ...,...... w....... , • C•" gc Asstd . Plated handles. CAPRIS 299 - COLmiBUS IUPJ) - The maehmery. . I - Requtre annual stat<· mspec- comnuttees was ended when ' Hartenb"ch "and Atho•ns t 'pontv \'eterat" Vlemonal lwspttal 110 1 Kmg_ agteed to a one-vote t1e Shertlt Horold Sht·lds -rp from where li on wo-re la<L·r ' Ohto Senate settl<'<i tis diSpute The end or the.lirnale log pm tlnn of antomobtles \over orgamzalion Tuesda) and wa s the htghl<ght of a day that . - Provtde lor annual legtRia- pubhran edge m each ro rntntttee summoned to tl-.e so·.-or r•·d to ling' :eneral the legislattv e wheels the introdudton of 40 new • live ;-esswns ,""e pt for the powerful Ru les, Thev said Goll.ond wa s \I f'. Gillenn is sur111"d hv !rolling at lull speed in hath , proposals includong bills to : , - Prov tde $40,000 for a study iComm <tt ee,whtchw"'orgawed dead in" do<>vn • t,ors ho •dronoo chtldrvn, Wtllt:llll Gtltan<i. . hous.. of the JOOlh {;.,nero! - Rols• the salartes of •tate of the feQsablllly of ptpmg on a >-3 basiS. Harry t;illand was '" "" up tonil•tlle . HIJ 1'11ilo. 11 Assembly. emploves R 1-3 per cent by ter !rom Lake Erie into the ; All vw• cha irmen named '"""room ., 1 the r1,.. _ 1-,,,m Co" l 11e Hl-"ll ILmy r:tll.tod . 1 11 President Pro Tern Theodore changing the pav schedule from Huron . Sandusky and Portage were D.-mocra,s. . The roles homt' .1 , .. ,,. 11 , 00 ,.., as t:u.'"'t ll<- IW . ' "" 1 Whal ;•y, 10 1 111 rtVer basins. rhanges were constdered most- on the J v g ronm 11iwrt· Slwlo uod 11<-:·ln· rt on d \i'tlham. PUNXSlJTAWNE1 !Meigs Version), 0. - Gobblers' M Grav. R-Piqua. and Ylinorily a twire-monthly to a Leader- frank Kmg, D-Toledo, baSts - Allow liquor sales on Sun- ly mlltor 10 nalure. the ,tnst·ph r:tllaod '"" ''"""' bollt nl Columbus. four stRirrs, Knobb , l'er.nsylvan'•· where Mr. Groundhog annually 15 b• ·l 10 -11 -rt that Mrs r:il - Holh lk ckr·, :ond reached agreement on commitTtgltlen strip mone laws and days under certain co ndtt tons. "".l""'l requtred to devtale It Deck<·•·. sallies {orth to see M 11ot to see his sht1dow, and thus tee assignments and Senate requtre proof of tntention to re-I The Senate squabblo over ' lrnm the set order nl bustness land and h.-r son i"'d gmw tn holh ol S:otdv vtll e. W \'a. 'l'lalpredict the ex le nl of v. 111ler lo rome , has nothing on \"as reduced from two-thn·ds lo bed SOIII<'Ii llll' Mnnd01 '"' ll"o>d "I Akroo, and Marv Meigs county. In to p J'h"'c -a Metgs grou ndhog is caught rules and btlls immediately be-• dam• depleted mmes belon• li-, gan flowing into the Senate l t·enses are issued. one -hall. and Josl·pll had up late a: l•rolhnr wtt h long range P h•.:n-1""' sht veri ng m Tuesday sub-- -~---~ The absenct' of rules a nd com- to watch kit'' 1...,j 11 n All tl1ret• Dl:'t·kt'' Hal'int:>. S<tnd' ville. <Jnd Frrd 35 freezing temperatun~. bl1t fasting a s harp shado w. In milh't'" m the upper hou::.c ha d arparrntly v.t--r~ nvtn·onw hv gramkhildn·n lower photo. as i[ to sotppl~- su pportmg ev <denee in the 'bf't'll holdmg up tht' llltroduc- fumes II 0111 unwn ted ht'akl '> Funt>ral <.;t'I"Virf'C:: will bf:' con case for more win ler . i ~ an unidentified •·Boss1e" posi· ' liOn ul legtslatton. As soon as Anotlwr ,-.•latii'P nl Ihe Ctl dtwt <·d Fnd:O _\' al 2 p m "'t he ltvely disgusted wilh tlw weather. The verdict seems the bars wrnt down , nlnf' ~lllls land·~ sa 1d 11 1s po-;Slhlt· llhil Altlo~llgh Funt•ra\ home m Tup· to bf' six ll!Or e weeks lJI na sty weather. and six resoluttons ~·'re immed - Jhe lno 111(1\' have oeen ov<·r- ,,..,. Plams Bonal wi ll be Ill iat•ly Introduced cOinl' bv tlw carbon monnxtti<' Hurlmghd111 cemetery . fnend• .. A Chesh ire man esc·aped injury Tuesdav whe n hi< car The pa y increase btll was sunday mght because no om· m.ll' call at the funeral hom• . SCREWDRIVERS Men's wh1te hemstitched handkerchiefs, 12 tg • box . ld~a l i:Jtts! 159 ) ..... " <~•H·tiv ;o., 1 ~n~ ( R 11• :ls Begl.n 0 l ng .sla t l.ve Tflh egl "' e e L Unb,...,.abl•, Leallproor M.H • ~tetgs mtrodu~·d: owtn~ STARTS TOMORROW! 1 Thert'a Alwaya A BEST PLACE For Everythlnt Colu~blls, cong~essmen l~th He.p~e,entallvcs t1tles! 1 1 1 hom~ I MEIGS THEATRE Urged ·Poor Condition at Hospital IS ~·!-together RECORDS I I Ill i" 45 R.P.M. 1 V. A. Closures • Members of Drew Webst~r sent to the Prt! sident of lhe committee for the new post 1same population 1 Post No. 39, American Leg1on, : United States. Answers lo homtt . Casc1 sa id a lt>tter w1th 11 Leonard Jt:-well and frank . An f'lderlr woman 1::; rleatl and her so n and gra ndson opposed to the Defense De- these letters have been recet •- further details on <lie new Vaughan reported on the recent are tn crili;·al condHiun lvda v I rum earhon monoxide partment's adton on closing of ed from Senator Young and llteme will be sent to llilCh mem- Commander a_nd Post Adjutants poisoning at a (;uvsVtde RFIJ h.ume . v. A regional oflice_ and the Rep. Robert Sweeney . Hoth in- ber in the near future . 1meeltng "' whteh Dead is Mrs. Anna Gilt and. 80. and in poor condition Breckinridge hospttal H\ Cm- dtcated they are check111g fur- Commander Gullllher an-' they attended !he Amen•·an at !VIeigs Gt'tleral ho,pitcl are lwr son. Harry Gilland, ;cinnall have been urged to tiler into tht> m;otter nouneed that there •ill be a Legmn National Comma nder ,:tl, a nd her g<andsn•> .. w •e ph r;<lland. 3:i. write le tters of protest to mem- Vaughan urg<d all members Valentme at the wa s the mato speaker The Inn 11 as found '" a fume-filled frame home on bers of Congress . , _ who are opposed agallt51 these Post fur members and Guests for the evemog were Jhe Alfred-S hade road . 111st oulstde ol Meigs county, in 1111 fo·ank Vaughan, legtslal tve aclto"' agatnst veteran; . to thetr wtvrs on Saturday. t'eb. ,hoys who~ ltelped h uut he Carthage Jmvtlshtp ut Atlwns counl v startmg at a p m An even· lparkmg at the C nty A relatiw dtscovP•eti the lragertv when slte went to chatrman of the post. reported wnte to thetr 'on tbts aod other action m the showmg thm concetn Letters mg of en lertamment and re-lfatr . A new memb<o. Plio! t.lo- the Gilland ll·stdl'tll'C afler 2 p.m . Tuesda1 The tV. A _closure proposal> Mon- to U S. can fre shments are brn--g planned. ?"kar. w". ,l'!alive . M,11·1 1\ank•ll \\llll ll\t'S nl' ar by , said s he beday mght at a regular Post be mat led Care ot House Of. ,also 111 altu odanPe "' F ' 11 came conct·t !It'd "'l1·. ·n one anS\vl'red the do01 at the meetmg . lttt Building . washmgton. D. A mot10n was made and pass- Fugate, a t·horter member ol Gilland home : 10 Letters of protest, reported C. 20515 and to the U. S. Sena- ed lhat a letter be sent to the th e post Mr s H:onkm ·r•orlo•d slw itdU gnlten lctto-rs deltv Pred Vaughan . were sent b)' mem- tur!i · · Care ot, I' Se nate OliH. e stat~ representative urgmg htm · 1 • d tl •I .. 1 · ttol•t '-l••ttd:o)· '''ot·nt'ng lrom lh"... matlD {' ' t b· k 1 gt ·lat tnn 111 obta<nmg l A .s paghett i d1nner was ptt' I!Or.e 1rou..,1 <.1 ... mto,.,. , 0 bers ot the post to R~p. Robert Hutldmg, y,,.s ungton, ~. , ac e ~ , the homl' ~nd s~tw !Ia· dt·· bo\ d [(ott - ce•>se rt woman s grdll d•on 1o \lo og s County Coron<•r llenry "Y •congr••ssmatt at- 2N", o more Ohto State Highway Pa- pa1ed and serVI'd by 1F.l1.a 1 Bob Vaughan gave1more, Charlt>s Swatze··Fll!Ult' an lun · ~- , 1ymg on . a c·oucl1 Jn tloe [•: will>!, .1od 1he Athens r ounh ' Sween large! • Rep . Walter M. .Moell· Kenny Harris. reported on thed lrolmen t h th I l Tll movn· tn sP pl 0 er t lOth Dtslnl11 and aJ,o to f'nsl' s lltrtilda•; party to lie he I stalls ICS s e ow num· . m;; • ' ""n? 111010 1 kne• 1hl'n ( ·, ,-oner also were both U· S Senators of Ohio ' at the P<>.."llerny ~;Jementary 1bet · ol htghw· d patrolmen w"s shn wn ex tprecedtng ·t 1'" Stro·l. 11 t Tl n etmg sonwl I11ng was wrnng ,1nd w1•nt lo> tlte st ••nt' 11 [Frank J. Lausrhe and Stephen School"" M"rdt 15 . Paul Casct OC.to compa , to 1 s popua- '' mee mg • " " for he lp " she s<nd l'or.mer Ewmg "''d Mrs r.,J. was teported on the fu nd and o er states with wil l be held re.h JJth. - ~· '"ns.· app·~r"tttly o\·r l"''l•nte 1 M Young · A telegram ~ _ ra1sing _ _ _tlon --~- -the -0 1 her nt·Jgllbors p1lOnf'd J·,oa <• <• ' ~ --~ ! Athens County l<:tW enfon l""'OW!ll by !lw carbon monox:l(~f' pois1authorit L t>S and n··(·etved v('r- omng but ~ht' nflww l f'<lll"~"' uf mJS~IOn to bn•.Jk tn\o nw hom~ d(';, th would bC' dell'l"llll'lt'd Ly j to l;•arn what tilt• CIITtOTI'I<lnl'- Jho· '\tll<'nS /'OUIII) o·oro>Ol'f. t'S werP In thP nwan11nw . Tht> Ponwrn\" f'lllf'I"gt·n ,· v M~·igs Count v Slwntt H1l bt>rt C. .. qu<~d luok the I\\O o.:.u r\'1\"or<.: 111 RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN I I Harry~ Joseph Cilland in • "' a Mr · and 1 ure or peat with one part sand ; l 1~--l 1 Mrs.dG•Marge wa~l d · · ..ancas er, an r. and Iadded if the soil base is heavy j an :\trs . -om _Mo~tgom_"ry_an~l lvlts-_ Bud Williams, Belpre. Vermi'cullle moistened Is ,e: -----====~==~~--_:~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; jo\nmg the group in the chorus- Houdashelt and daughter. Maes. pIans Ma de for Parish Dinne.r February 14th FIVE CENTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1965 POMEROY ·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO the~~ Its" by Gluck featuring flutes. Receiving a btg hand the group. "The Rustics" wlm presented a\ modern ar rangement s spirituals with guttar and ~be Workl Almanae. -'!-- ~ Be~utlful." 'IIOW Votl KNOW io ;. 'ft - - - - - - - - - COLOR TV 1 ., enttne .. at y !shed 111e arrangement. uslnc 1 dueled rouowlng the busln... ' ' .~ .t ' I~uld ~ Y""'· 1 ~ eve~t. . th~ Veteran~ IIW~rlal iJft'j~!~~lqneliilloDia. I ~ ~mini '· �' !-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, The Daily Sentinel r- - - - o., Feb. 3, 1965 "May I Cut In?" ... editorial& By Woyue G. Braadllladl, M. D. Courtesy Pays Dividends l!f IS always a delight to be served by the employees of any business with •urteous attention. regardl@sS of the Ilk• of the purchase or the type of sert1re demanded. We can look about us and see busi· nesses that have prosr•ered by the attention they give to the little things like a smile and a little conversation . Not long ago we were in a place of business when a young lady waited upon us for a trifling item. She greeted every customer in the vicinity with some con· .eroation and an over-present smile . American housewives often come home from a hard day 's shopping complaining of the rudeness of sales clerks. but she does not really suffer much. She should go to Russia where party membe.-. stand behind the counter. and due to the lark of competition like we have ln America, treat• all comers with 1 snarl. There the state owns and runs everythina, and all establishments have their full share of discourtesy and indif· ference. The great value of the American tern is the fact that bu&iness is competitive. and all of the success of a business Is dependent upon service that makes the customer satisfied and wllllng to return again and again. It is seldom that such a condition as attributed to the Rus- •Y•· sian scene is found in our communitie&, but thore are pockets of it. In our book. a .ales pef'on In any ••· tablishment is not an asset merolr be- cause of long tenure or knowlede• gf merchandise bemg sold {whether ll be a cup o[ cuffoo or an aul.o). A buaineu man who doea not contln· ually insist on friendliness can blame himself for a lack of black tn hfs balance sheet. American retaflfnj In all Ita branchea probably is the most competitfve on earth . The nature of the situation de· mands that the customer alwavs io ldng or queen. Pleasant and helpful 'personnel are a key to obtaining and keeping customers. The Russians are finding out that buliness, no matter how large or small, hao to have the personal touch to attract. The key to the establishment of such personnel is first the responsibility of management. If key personnel have the gift of courtesy it can not help but trick· le down to everyone in the e,tabllshment. Often Urnes we tee fear df competition written oil the face of persons In business. They can put away their fears if they are selective and attentive to the personality of their employee&. SNvice and the qualit~· of merchandise of a fin,, wlll attract customers. However, without fair and pleasant treatment people will go el•ewhete. This fact of business life Is not confined to the commercial world only. lt pays dividends in the field of education and the professional world, and its lnflu· ence Is even felt In religion, whore lei· luwshjp and unrlPr•tandlnl aro important elements Voice of Broadway ••• reporting Foreign Events: Reviewed By Putt. NEWSOM UPI For•lp Newa Analyt! Compared to the otrug&te In South Viet Nam , Laoa il a oidoohow. By DOROtHY KILctALLEN What Else Is New The new Jam"' Jones novel, unfin i•hed and as yet not titled. already is receiving offers to more than half a million dollars for the film rights. Accord· ing to insiders, the book makes "The Carpetbaggers' ' seem like "Little Women ," trut that's what the major movie companies find big box office these days .. Jack Benny has decided that the weeklv television grind i$ too much for him, he 'll concentratli!: on a number of "spe· cials'' next season . Bette Davis mav win her lith Oscar nomination for her vivid performance in "Hush . H<tsh, Sweet Charlotte." But whatever happens at Academy Award time, Bette still yearns to do the life of Mary Todd Lin· coin-a part she's been dying to play (or 15 years. She has read everything availahle about Mrs. Lincoln, and believes the wife of the Great Emancipator would make a fabulous heroine for a big film. New York nightclub and restaurant owners are furious at the local weathet·· men . The cafe proprietors feel thev have lost thousands and thousands of dollars because of bllnard predictions that never came true. Potential customers wee. warned to stay home. and they did- mak· tng .January a disa<trous month Barnev Feinstein. husband of Marv Travers 1ol Peter. Paul and Mary fame! has collaborated with folk singer Rob Dylan on a ~hoto es<av about Hollywoood. The book was scheduled to he publi•hed hv Macmillan , but problems have arisen . and now nobodv - on the artistic sld•know& tho •core. so • DOCfOR SAYS - • • Broadway guessing game: A lop actor who has a very wealthy flicker hu•lne.sweetie has been losing a hit of a hunrlle at the London gaming tables. !lut there'• lots m04! where that came from. An lmportimt mate star In Hollywood Is driv Ing the exeeutivrs of hlo studio ahsolul.e· ly mad. His demands - from •tereo equipment to special carpeting - are oil Tight with the brass, but they worry about what he'll ask for next The ro· mantle leads In a Broadwov-hound show are fabulous In their love scenes, chiefly because they do a lot of rPhearslng •imply because they enjoy It One of the most successful of the comedv LP stars Is about to make divorce n•wi. Hls marMare has had it. Olivia DeHavllland Is suffering from a cold and confined to her suite ot the Plaza . . . Leslie Uggama, just sign•d to headline at the Copacabana on April 22, will earn $200,000 from nightclub dates during the next year. That's a lot more than she made when she was busv starring on the "Sing Along With Mitc.h" TV show Hot buzz from the video front is that Michael Connors is the favorite to replace Raymond Burr as the tube's most invincible barrister on the "Perry Mason" show if Burr quits the role after this season's run, which he's heen hinting he'll do. Connor!, on the tall. dark •nd hand•ome •ide, was the star of the short-lived series titled "Tightrope" a few years ago, and usually plays heavt ... If he becomes the new P~rry Mason, t~t 'll join the "good guys" gro\tp. Swen Swenson, the show-stopper of "Little Me" in London. Is causing con · siderable chit-cat by dating Christine Hargreaves, whom he describes ao "a gorgeous blonde with car." He calls her "Bird" and is seen everywhere with her. Once upon a time Christine was A 11-•rt Finney's darling. • • • Abbe Lane is wanted by producerwriter Sy Bartlett to star in what she's always wanted - a picture called "Woman in Paris." It's a question of rear· ranging her schedule . Diahann Car· roll ha• been offered the female lead opposite Sean Connery in the next James Bond thriller. Along with the dramatic role goes the right to make the firot re· cording of the theme from the Bond movies Mme. Nr;o Dinh Nhu, in Parts. Is preparing to announce the engagement of her 18-year-old daughter, Le Thuy, to an American. He's Edward M. Smith a rormer UCLA student now living In Prance, and once a resident of DaHas. Inger Stevens vows she's not dating anvone hut Allen Baron, a producer-director at Warner Brothers There will he onlv one dominant theme In the million dollar "Sound of Music'' advertising campaign - a charming reproduction of the d•w·ing. prancing .Julie Andrews carrying a rarpethag in one hand and a vio· lin case in the other, followed by a aang of happy, laughing kids running up a mountain . It will be a refreshing change from the tight skirt, cleavage type of ballyhoo so prevalent these days. ,.. .................. liul the United Statrs· internt in both is the s~.me That i1 to r.revent either from falhn& to a Communist takMver which like falling dominos, would inl'reAse thtt threat to nelgl1bor· mg Thailand. Malaysia and. ul· tinat•ly th• Phillppln-.. Thus internal rivalnes whirh th:-eaten or topple u.::..-support- ed ttglmes can be no more wei· come in Laos than in South V1ct Nam. And .,o il was this wef"k in Laos. This wa& ll so-called colont:s· revult but in re-ality a ctonflict between two Laotian aene~als, J;Joth of them nominally loy~! t(• lhe n~utralist government of Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma And. although prPSently Joyal, both had made previous attempts to overthrow the Sou· vanna Phoum.a regime. Farts Coa!ttant Threot Between them they threa•Pnf·d what little liability there IS in the dusty and dilapidated La()· han capital or Vientiane w:1ere Souvannl Phouma attempts to maintain a government under t'Onstant lhrtoat of renewed at. tack by the Commumsl-led Pathet Lao. On the one aide is former t~trongn'lan and present Deputy Premier Gen. Phoumi Not··i'lan. Back in 1960 Phoumi NO>!anm was nding high with U S. support in opposition to Sou10anna Phouma. With the commg of U.S. support for a neutralist hovernment his .inf1utnce bet~:an to rade and went into further dedin~ lac;t April when another mihrary (·oup IPd by Gen. KouprssHn A.bhay and Gen. Slho Lamphouthacuul once more tempordrlly up11et the Souvanna Phouma rt'girne. Huldlq Money Btrlngo The Umted Statea, holding the otrll18• on t.he money bags, forced the return to office of Souvanna Pboumn but both Kouprasith and Siho retained much uf their Influence, Koupraolth ao deputy chief of the army and Siho at connnander of Vienllane poliCI!o Secret arrests and even a... H&sination beeame not uncommon •n Ute onL'C sleepy streets of Vientiane and tbere waa conalderable doubt •ut Ill<> authority Souvanna Phoo.m exer~laed over eit.her commanrter. In between were the real nau~ tralisto, liked neither bY the extreme right nor bY the Commu- ntstR. The Communioto havt withdrawn from any reel parti<ipation in tho neutralist aovernment set up untler lbe 1862 ... cord and the oeutnltsts themRivto praLtlcatty bavo dllap peered In lirierrtllllltt, with Sou· wtnna hllMI!If openly aocusina lhe Commbnlla or qgresslon. HELEN HELP US! l've rer.eived so many que. !Ions about Page!'o d' osteitis deformans), a combined answer is In order. The COWit II untnown; tilt disease most cotlllllCIIly alfoeta persons who are over 40. [t may occur In the 201. The dim,. prolf'oneo llowly, b ~ t the younaer the 'lktlm tla • more rapid the protll'fll. Willi ltapptlle II lltat 1M eormol ond C!CIIIIinalDC proattl of bone deatrtlelloa IIIII ...,._ meat II dlatarbed, Tho oymptomo vary, dependIna on Ute locauon. II lilt .-. aeaoe affecfl tho Jep thtrt! ll flrot a softent111 of tilt llbtu, with boWinl of tltele bones. Thlo io often painful 1114 the atraln on the bones sttmttlat.l the laying down of new bone. which ta harder and thicker than before the altack. The bowInK. however, perollll. When the booo of the llkull are ln•olved tbore may bl DO ll}'mploms until the new, hard bone bt>ginl "' form and the •ictim dtscovero that hia ball are too small. Involvement of the vertebrae may lead to a moderate fwward curvature of the apino, Kidney stoneo and deofne01 are frequent c001pllcattono . AtUtouah the treatment ta generally unsati!lfactory, some progress is being made. A diet rich In vitamin C and milk and other source• of Cllclum ll helpful. Cortisone helpl to qheck tbe diseaae, but because thll 11 chronic and since the proJonafil use of cortJ1ont dots more harm than 1oad, thla tteetmont baR been abandoned in f..or of aspirin. It slowo the progr111 of tho di•ease, but doea not curo tt. A CTOR WILLIAM SHATNER was glad to land the role of the fighting di.!ilrict attorney in the ne-w televi sion seriF!s, "For the People," but h e h ad <~ problem. The filming of the senes was dont> m ;.J"pw Y()rk and Shd lnf' r livP-d in C<-l ifornia wilh his "Wife, three :-. m<.tll du.ug ht er,.;. J d og u. nd a sw1mmin g pool. He movPd in to a b~H.:h t> lor JPJI·t nwnt m Ne w Yvr k, but expt>t.1.S ht :; fa mil y ~(1 !1/l . I.on eh·, h ~ talk s to them every ni~ht. \ .-.. ,.. Hore he Is saying goodbye-for a while at least-to his youngest daughter and his wife, Glort'a_ Inside hio apartment, Bill wonders what family Ia doing now, '. He set tl es d own at en d of the day to study his TV script. ,,"\\<,•~w;> Like aspirin, sodium Ouorkle, Pol Yourself Ia DrlvPr'l Seat Dear Helen: When my boy !rlend gets squiUed h• also gets upnnsive. Ho likeo to get ln the car and see how last he can go. Not that he gets roaring drunk If he did, I could pour htm in the car and drive him home. He JUSt feels high enough to take chances, after he's "open· ed a ke(i of nail•" with the bunch. Do I sit tllore and try not to count the angels - he won't II! len when I aay "Stow down!" - do I drop him - he's a wonderful tillY otherwisf', and only "oociat drinki" ibut he'• very sociablt )-or do I t.ake a taxi , which means he'd prob· ably drop ME.? Or what do yuu do with a guy who lets liquur put HIM in the driver's seat':' -WHISKY AH STOP-STOP Deat WASS· Tell him otratght out (when h•'• sobt>rl tho! you don't want a drivPI' to put YOU tn the hearse seat, ami ir he won't givo you the keys when hn looped, then "find another girl to loop around with." !lEtter a dtad rorntnce than a do•d body. You can always replace the former. -H. Dear Helen: There's quite an argument going on here. ~eems a family f{~tve their son a rninlaturt! tape reeonl.er for Christmas. This 11-year-old took It to school, put it in hi!l deRk, and recorded Ill<> teacher while she was &lv· ~ the clasa 8 man·sized chewIng out. Then he brought home the tape, hla parents heard it, and blew up. took the tape to IIChoot, played it for the princi· pat, but lnsteod of disciplinlfll the teacher (who has a repula· tion for overtou~hness) the prin· cipal implied the boy was o sneak. Who was wroll(J - the tearher for looing her ternpern and browbeating the childreo {ao the tape auggesto strongly) or the boy for prflvtll(J thot ohe did U'-{)BS'ERVER O.ar Oblltrver: I've always maintained an ootstder shouldn' take sides in a ll!hool controverll}' unlf!s sht Is absolutely sure of her facts. I don't know all the facts, mam, nor do you. so let's let the principal handle this. If there are enough complaints from other sourc-es, the teacher will be asked for an accounting; but a "bugged'' classroom? Ugt How do you know the kids didn't bug the teache.r into an outburst ju111 to get a good recordtns?-H. Will lbe Real Allbor Pleo11 Stud lip? the drug that prevento dlntal •••Illes In children, relltvn the pain of Pa1et'a disease 1114 ouppresses Ito proJII'e... No one diu of tblo dloeaoo, Tit• vtettm lo better oil to ,.. ""'tn ao acllve •• polliblt. My doctor saya I hUo osteoporosis of the aplite 1114 11 compression fracture. Wblt rauses 111 Can It be cured? A - Otleopol'11111 II I fiTadual weakening or the bone atnJD. lure, due to a failure of your body to malnta111 a calcium baJ. Q - Dear Helen· You •sited the name of the author of "Children Learn What ance. 11 ia a natural accumpontThey live" which starts. "If a child lives with criticism, he ment of age and jj es~iaUy learns to condemn." The exct>l- common in women who bavt lent piece was reprinted in our passed the menopause. When •n affected vertebra DOUBLETALK, put out by Twins Mothers Club, Inc., and collapses you have a compra. the author is Dorothy Law Not- sian fracture. Thls may or maj te. - Mrs. Walter Kun•el, Edi· not bt> painful, dePflldlng o• whether a nerve is pinched LD tor, Doubtetalk. the proce... You should wear Dear Helen : The author of "Child· a back brace or orthope!dlc cot· ren Learn What They Live'' is set until new bone hal formed. Avoid heavy lifling and sleep Mrs. Kusulas. Jt appi'ared in on a mattress that doesn't sag the CONSULTANT. published in in the middle. Drink mllk Utret Chicago. -MRS. H. C. MeC. times a day or &et your oalcl· Dear Helen: urn in tablet!!. I read that very apt piece Stay activo to prevent furtbjust after il appeared in your er wafit mg. Fluorides han bell column, and I forgot to save it but ! think the author w•s ohown to aid in prov.nlinl .., listed as Dora Melton. --J.T.M. te<~purosis . Dear Me! " -Why do tbe Britlob I*" W1ll rhe r~al author plt&le pte call a derby bt a boWitr7 stand up'-H. A - Becalllle an English halter named William Bowler tWo This column Is dedicated to signed it. family livlng, so Jl you're hav· ir.g kid trouble or just plain Q - Wbal aolmlll Uvn lbt trouble, let Helen Help YOll. She will also welcorrte your own longest? A - Probably the Oalaj>oMOI amusing expertenceo. Acklreao Island tortoise, oalimatetl " Helen Bottel In 'are of tW. • ~ ' ' ' ,-!'~ ... . ,,.( '• " .<·:">;\<:~\-~~,"-'~~;~·:,:>;~), !iJ\l);': <~ MAKING THE COOL SCENE......._A tec ent snowfall descended on New Ymk World's ' Ft~ i t· area an <llt>ft bl'l11 nd tlw.,c cxflt i<..' Jeminders. At left is the C...~ribbean Pavil- 11111 with its troplCill :.ett ing and at I"ight is a I('JJiiCa of a village in Belgium. --- newspaper, - llvt :111~ BACK IN THE PICTURE- Act or John Wa_,·ne, 1 f' c~· nt ly rclE'a sed fl'om "tlie--ll-ospital, t<1ke s a1m wllh a :1PW ga s-operat ed nfle in a m o\"JC'" on locauon in Mexico. yoars. HERRY'S WURLO THE DAILY SENTINEL DIVOTIL TO IM'rlfiiS, OP MilOS MAlON AliA A FERRY TALE-A flooded rivet' In South Viet Nam, forced ~to•tii '':I&T SEli~A .!fog owner with his out--of•the-ordinacy dog arrives on slalom course Switzerland, wilh his favorite poodle attired in that warm jump awl.. to take a plggy-,back ride In• ltoall of wallln& for the ferry boat to pick lWn up. " ·.. h,n·, .I ~ '·l '' !'1,\1 ,Yl'::.o'" ,! ""'·" f't;l\ ... LONG WAY TO GO-That little giraffe seems to ftnd it hard to believe that some dq he mi&ht &row up to be the size of his towering mother at San Fran¢•cu :zoo. Ielw. Fuwa~ ., ' " ' I'> ' !:• "I-' }•nn•jlf, ' oh . Jl\t.\ \· 8~+' ' dh I',]>' ., J '\• )~~~t~.l I . �• "'""" P' Day J ...dllne It Mond•J Kt.i..;U I l lor '" t-dl' Sports Nova . Sporty bu(ket seats with full consul. PubllroatiOII no " ~~ 1 A Ill . 1 l';rroT• •llom~ol , ,,, ,. l\ The put. "til '" '' '" r l'&pnn~ll"r foo r· l'"r' "'' • • "'"'~ ' !Pn ,.,,. '"""' re<'' onstrtccm Blaettnars ' .. ""'' ,,, '""c• I ' " '~'~ I'"' ""'<l on• •neer •lnll ·,· ,,,_ ,.. ..nu rhr'"• c on I '" QUALITY INCOME TAX service. Victor ' 1 K Gaul, Chf:ster, Ohio. Phone · I 985 -2402 a fter 5 p. m Motor Co. Locally uw ned and d llll'e well cared for (·ar, 6 cyL t·ngme witt. llt'W rings, stl. trao~, radio, heater . ~ood ttrl's Beige and brown fin ish. W ;~s $999 Reduced To $899. day night. 7 30 P rn Laurel MAJOR Medical Health Plan POMEROY , OHIO """" ~_.,, h Cliff on Route 124. Auctioneer ·1 non - cancelloble, guar8nted, 1 Slim Chapman. 2- 2• 3tp I renewable. Pays 100 per cent ':==~=-====.=====;;;;;:;;;;:;;:;:;;::;::;;;;~:;:;:;~' u ~ FH r. HOI H~ !I lfl A M to 5 !1!) P \I Dllll' I r. d ' Sarurd!t\ ,~.:o :,~ :~s~" 1:100 nooll 65,000 BD FT tJmb~r Mt"ed odf tlbel icacl bllillsJ," oveJr De-l Livestock rv ~'LACE. ..., ~pecte. th 1 IV' II uc J e. a Jm obnson, - - - -- - -- - - " on unt e tls ump ' I I'~ I or m . formation. . I Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterin· ftEiUl.~A~~o~~c iNO arrepts. bJds F'rb . 10. '' 1 2• 290''" l'horw \\'Y ~-IJ:l78 2·2-6tp _ __ !__!!_3~tc . 1anan, large and small animals I ~eigler Buildin& ~tlppl)' ro r l 128 Washington St' Ravens· Gauge rPadings: Gallipolis PHONE WY 2-2156 BHICIIT ,';TAB \1AIH\ETS. lo· new homes. Built in kitciJ. wood, W Va . Phone 273-4271 Da n1 !8 t, 14 6. running 10 fee l . ("<tlf"d flt 11:; \\'C'.;t 2nd en.s, storm wmdows, alum- Office hours, Daily 4 to 6 p. on ro ll ers, Pomt:'roy - Mason Stn 'Pt, l'unwroy . Ohio. andl inurn Sldmg. Call Guy Ne1gm_ 1 26 tfc 2111, Pt. Pleasa nt 2423, H in~ m·~t to the Ortvt· ·tn Tlwatre j ler, Racme, Ohio. · -;1ton 1.38 . f<:~ lli ng. Kanawha Falls I 111 Ma:--on, W Va ., gtvc ~'o u 12 29 tfc Farm Machrnery l4 0:1 fallmg , Clwdeston 18 98 TO f'LF.A\' LH"IWts tw!lt>r , I t'Very d<ty low prit·l's and H.ed -- falltng . London, Ma rmet Jnd AT THIS date I hone Oil hand w,·,, r,eld darr•s on the Slits·. 1 we'll loRn fl 81ue Luslt t · C:H·· Dot •Specta Is Fresh 1-'ork Real Est a t e For S aIe 45 used farm lraclors and Shore ,·ce iJas fo rm ~" for a diS· pr• Sbampo!)f'r with purd 1.1 Snusag,·, :J-Ibs $100 - I - - - -- ~ several riding garden trartasf' of Blue Lustre Sh~tmpoo Brealdast Bacon, sltced or ' . . tanee of sevr r<:~l ya rd s m t111 s B.'lKt>(' Furll1 1 urr. i\1tdtllt•porl . pit>ce lb 29c Chuck !:kef FOR SALE : 6 room block ors. Most anythmg needf'd on sector of the rivei-. Head Let - I house, bath, basement , hard- the farm . Bill Goodwin . 6 Boat movements : 2·2-61<' 1 Roast . lb :19c tun·. J(k• _ Ca rrot s. l-lb. wood floors . 8 acres ground miles from Wilkesvillr. l Oc Bananas l- Ib tOe in short distance of Belle1 3 tHe i Ohio River - Jeffboat down .Jaek's Oa!ry Bar 1 Home made PIZZA -(;r~tpefruit , pi nk or whtte vi_He & Racine dam. Mildred! I -·- - 1~. 6 a.m.: .John Houd up 14 bog. ___ \\hllc pota-l Bossell, Long Bottom, Ohio. He P Wanted 1 8 p.m.: OVEC up 14, 9:35p.m.; Snusagtos Pt>ppPronl hamburger Small - 50c: We <;. 10-lb :.!k - Huron milk . 2-2-6tc l WANTED hous ekeepPr to ,.1ve Big A. J.John Patton up 14. 5 50 a.m.; up Ifi, 7 40 p m ; EdMt>dltHll - 75e; La rgf' $1 flO 8 t<:~ll ca n .~. $1 00 - All pur· I . ' in · Phone WY 2-26'06 . rarm Bosworth down t!l, 12 : I 28 ~tc , pose Flou r. 25 lb. bag, ~1. 1 M~S~ se ll reg~rdless of sacn-1 - - - - - -- - - - - - - - I _ Skmner's Ma('aroni 1 . f!cc. Modermzcd hGiYu~--two 2 3 tfc 10 am ; Queen City up 16, 2:~ ,\LITIIMI!Hti.E ln!J•Irance ~en ' :Vfild 1 slory - bUl.It-m . .stove, birch 30 am .: J erry BOS\\'Hrl Il up 17, ib bag for 9c ._ U. S. Civil Serviee hsht 4 2 c:lnr·t>llf'ff' I ost your opera Longh~rn Cheese, 1-lh. . 49e ' kitchen cabinets ; ground floor ~~~ "":~~e~h~r~a~~IJ~er "1::~~;~~: 8 311 p rn.: Reliable up 17, 9:20 tor '!ll ilcenst' CaU z..~ laund q; modern bath; down- Thousandp 0~ loh& O(l*:[l Prepnraton Cl m.: Jtofrerson down 17. fi a. 115U Your tor;d Grorery bill . bd ., l lralnlnt UOIII appt>inl .. d Rlf!'P~• .. nre • In z·m 1" 'zc I v.ill alwa~·s rost you lt>s:-. 11 sta Jrs C' room, new 01 [urn - ,~.~uHIIy unneressary FliEE mforma ' .; _,J mer up 1, u : a am.; 1 at:t:' lwats both floors · storm 11 ~ 11 on Jobt. -..liirlea. requ• remen•• Philip Sporn up 18, 2.45 am .; ~'OU de,11 at UlP Bright ~tar t ' Vtme tnday C1•tn1 name. 11odr••• • d •1 k 1 d doors throughout; new storm pnon• " Peggy Downey up 18, 4:40 a. Wanted To Buy a ar cts ocate next to th1' d h Llneoln serv le• &o 1 Ml-- p W t I . Drive-In Theatre. Mason. w. wm ov.r, on tree rooms; OatJ.y sentinei•. Pom•roy, Ont:mero7 m.; esern up 21. 3 40 a.m; ANTIQUP. flllniture, Al:tddin : Va . (Formerly the Bttrgain Oasement, double carport with ,--· Harvey Jordon up 22, 2:20 a. lamr Jnd old 1rnn pieees. r; 1ar- 1 Cent en and 10 Pom eroy. overhertd storage, sheltered m.: Walter Beckjord up 22, 5:ble topped J1lf'f'f', Mrs . llow- Ohio at 113 West 2nd Strel'l . picrrr area, 11,.2 acres , new 20 a .m .; 0. F. Shearer d 0 w n Both Stores are open all tlnv Extenor pa1nt , spouting, roof Greenup 9:30 p.m.; Little ard Ct>f'JI. 8!111 W Alam 01. , Pnlll!'roy, WY 2·5262 each Sunda v. 2-~-31~ just put in A-1 condition; 40 George down Greenup tnidnight; 2 3 tfc 1 · ' gal. automatic hot water Luther Herdman up Greenup 1 ' I9G7 :1~ T. pickup $395 . Fillvfl tank ; 220V. electrical , three a .m.; Andrew C&.lhoun liP GreenSMALL LOT in Pomeroy k~rge 1 Car·son Rl. J, Middleport . Sq bedrooms up, closets for all up 1:45 a.m.; Lady Marjorie e~ough for hH.,·<":--!r garage. -.)i~l. ~-J <~t r bedrooms. out of high water. .._ up Greenup 2:40 am.; Allied- . Ca ll lloward Mullen on week · Any reasonable offer accept~ Ashland up Greenup 4 a. m.; ends, WY 2-J/82. 233tp 1 r\~W autumn twze mn· k C'd. will sell on land contract.! J~rry . R. Lucas, 9hio State jF'ranklin Fierce up Greenup .,. hone WI 9-3222. 2·3-3tc UniverSity and C1ncmn_a11 Roy-~5·30 a.m.; J. S. Lewis up Ie. See . M rs. ~ trgi 1 Carl . 'Ill sto a1 b k tb II r (; ·drt·s,rd l. 250-300 lbs. or Rt 2 , Pomeroy or. Ktm:shurg · - - , 1 s as e ~ star, Will lend Greenup 8:25a.m.; Alton Zeph\',.·hal hfl\'f' you . Phonr WY 2- Rd. or Ph. WY 2_6356 2.1. 12.P , / us talents ro r superlative per- yr down Meldahl 6:35 p.m.; 61126. 2 3 6tc I -"'-· f~rmance and. hit outstanding Wayne H. up Meldahl 8o3S p. Rt'ver neu·s -====--=====--, ~-lb ~.. %--.:~ . ..r.r.. f ,' • · perhaps . hut i lf' m and then. because cr limits anitetors. or sal~ability interest, offers Ath letes are wired for sound , only an Ill usory answer. or 8 ·!)llrls mtrodure ad justed for- half-truth soll:tion, or a patentm~ t s to fit into the framework ly false one, who can estimate 'd . tf' lf'visinn Only the utterly the fantastic damage that sttms ·,;uvt" ean be lif'vt:>. for instance. from a ~~ how business approach 'l'l l hf~ing on t·r~rnera. or being l o realitte~? What happens '. 1red. has no elfeel at all on when the rea l world smacks ·r~mpeting athletes in their · one in the fru:t•? ···wPch, attiturle!ol - and there-1 Televi~ion new~men will te!l fore inevitably at times on their you frankly that show busmess ! ' ...,_., FlXIN'10 RAID ME ~.,;:::~ iONIGHT AN'-· i.nBlrumcnt 39. MeM\U'o ot land 41. Before 21 . Pineapple Seed vessel 23 . P<~.cit'ic bland group 26. Strenk.t on marble 28. Pert, to rualt drl!lk JtT do :·~ .1 ~en can ( Wre" ;JE: :o :--e : elax? ;J'ccvarr ..-a? - ~ ceat t'lO'JJ I \ Nr;, 11 e _J .... re~·or : oo • 'ICK 1RAt. . OI!STI!I GOULD YMllt WGJ WGKSWP·TKD SQLLitLR U 11' W .-N G K L ;r T J YM· YBYP V81EJSU Y..wdaJ'• ~lo: YOU WON'T SltiD Iii' YOU STAY JN A RUT.- KIN HUBBARD t TMI I'!' HIA. '"'· Ul. .... 111. ht tltif. " Bills, bills, bills! Helen and I are going to start on a pay-u.you-(lo polloy If wo can just get caught up tl where we are now!" WJEH RADIO WMPO Radio I MONDAY TRRU I'RIDAY 8o45 Sign On 4. 30Eiectrlc Co. 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MerllD Teets 12:1& Weather 11 f& A.S.C PrO[Iram (Frt.) 1:00 Sunday Showcase 12o20 Bulletin Board 11 30 Swap Shop l o30 Rev. Silas BWups 12o2& News 0 Grams 11 45 Tlny'o Cowrtry Hymntl'lle 2:00 Rev. Andrew Parson• 11:30 Counlf Agent 12 00 Cement Block News 2:45 The Rev . Roscoe Thnrne 12:45 Country Go Roond 12 15 Goessler Guest Star 3:10 SUnday Showcase 1:55 News Beat 12 30 Larry Andersoa Show 4o30 Baptist Laywan'o Hour !:00 Country Go Rounc 3.00 Jim Mee.o Show 6o00 Sign Off 1.:55 Newa Seal ° The Lighter Side .•• WASHINGTON (UPI) -Moot advice -to -tl_Ie ·lovelorn columns are wrotten by women. Which is hunky-dory wllb mo. I prefer to deal with problem• of 8 more abstract nature. Occasionally, however, there arises a problem of the lypt that one hesitates to confide to a woman. And when that hap. pens, I am always willing to pitch in and lend a hand. "Dear sir: '"1 hesitate to bother you a marital matter, but I am afraid the ladles of our profession who dole out domestic a~vice would miss the point of thiS cataclyamlc event. "A short time 1110 I acquired a jug of an exquisite (and expensive) Eaalllh flln, Ill¥ favor· ite nectar. one ·~ -~ Iy, after a partiCIItarly trying day at the oWce, I asked my helpmate to prepare me a 111111' llni. hangovers. For that reason, I gave my reply even mare careful consid· eration thaD mlflht ordinarily be tbe case. "Dear Mr. McHale : ' 1'Ibere is a lot of sadness In the world. 'Once at a garden party 1 ..w a woman empty an entire glass of Scotland's most cher· !shed fluid product simply be. cause a gnat had crash·landed on one of the ice cubes. "From 8 strictly legal standpoint, your wife doesn't have a leg, or jil!fler, to stand on. Any court In the land wouioi'IIJI]Iold your petition 1111d awartl yo• custody of the corklcrew. ''It would be advisable, bOwever, to consider this matter ID the light of recent find!Dgll by Dr. Wllbe!m Bartowel, the ed mthropologlst. . "IIllo llluclle' Indicate lhat tbt same structural weaklteae which causes womm to " play poker wllll. datlcea, seve~~~tacl ~ llld ODMyed jacka:wlkl also rendlu ·them lncapab!e a1 ·«eating a potable marliloC "Even wben con ectly proJIOI' !loPed, It will be lmproperJr 1HE APP!'AorANCe i D• .,,.,.., II mouth.,, ~ "My questloQ, kind sir, Is this: Sllallllor~ 1ry to for- sweet:,.-.· ----8bo1111J1a 11arw 1 get, and take her baeio:?" . Sbootiug starw are bumec' The llbowl leiter. wa slped to uliM by frlctloa .,. the up Jly Terry McJiaW ol 11!1 Flljlt per atii!Oipbert throlllh wftk:i (1\llrlh•) JOIU"QI], .'With whqm t they pass. '{!lese meteor frag . ~~~~~~::;:,1 _..,.~ ~- lEt 7 llr. once WIS ~-~..tj:vfse a ~ITTLE lr HAROLD GRAY ORPHAN ANN!I NO?A'i.i AN "'lrnH?ESTED FRIEND' YOU GEr · " T~ '"~AM INE R'SM lU S ~EAR TI-HS 4IJ'( IS OF'i= , HIS ROCKER . u:: TH" GOY OOEGH'T CARE Tt!T "TREATEL.f A COP CAN BAG HIM I T~EN HE I <d. rs J:IVE: DAYS OR MoRE o'nTREATMENT~ ' HEAD5HRt/'iKS:~ OROErt61 ABBIE AND SLATS l JL 'ST lll E LONE!oT PRICED MENIJ BY 150 C>Ut5";;; ' "When llbe handed me the frosty atu• I look a trip, antlel· Pltlal iaa1ant bliss. But hcJr. ror ofborrorsl , · . . "Wilen I rqainl!d ·my Wulties sufflelenlly I gasped, 'Wo111811! Art JOU ley1Dg Jo polson tloe? What Ill lbla terrible, 1eth- t!llrred. . II oon~r Alii · she reo "By an means, take her~ piled, evjll' 10 ~. 'Why, sfr. And CUDSider younelf 1u411 It's two pull olllalllll one ol that Jlhe didn't aM dry verbloQtb.' 1:00 Midway Matlnee 3o55 New• Beat 4:00 Disclng with Do" 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Community News 5:0S World Newo 5:15 Sports Today 5:?'> Wea ther So30 Dinner Musicale 5:45 Sign Off SATURDAY 6o45 Sign On 7o00 Be StU! and Know 7o03 News 7:flll Musical Clock UO News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock ?:45 Wnrd and Testimon) 8·00 Ohio Valley News 1:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 1:15 Weather 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Famn, Worship Hour lloOO News, Army Hour 11:30 Public Servoce 12o00 News Roondup 12:20 Bulletin Board ' 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday MaUneo ' ' 00 Discing wilb Do" ' ' 30 Top reu Revue 5:00 News Ro.mdup >: 15 Public Servico 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5:45 Sign Off Bv GEOIIGE WONDEII TeRRY 1Jo R jn'oj- IIIOIIII.Idd a minimum If abcu· system for 10 tons to the wef&IU of 1111 1!1 tf9l]d . . , ~--.1' i tboJitm. WJSLYWKEJT, D_,...,_ :;_;n 15. Brown ill. H~brew IA ~:O~Ys ~~~UE ~o;:· r.;. cut.] RE.VENOOERS WUZ DO THAT? A Crn>topoq QaotaU.. I -... 18. Deficlenc.1 20. GOO: abbr. 32'. Peels, ae au appltt to LONGI'ELLOW Ono h!lter simply stan~ for another. In UUs ample A Is ule'd tor the U1ree L'•• X for tho two O's, etc. Single letter& a.po.trophles, the lenath and fonna.tion of the words n.r{' «II, HntA E&r.h day the code letters are diftereut. · Ha.~at- •- MAD!! VE DAILY CRl'PTOQUOTE- H&re'a how to work lh AXYDLBAAXB I e ONAIRTH I t'D polnt "'' ~~~~- ..._ce, 30. Residence: 1L Produces moiBture ~!S. Comp"- I "' ,,-...., ~.Loees :i:,t!;~st~e!~~~ s. l I HEERED iHRU iH' 6RAPEVI~ iHAT oHEM INFUIIINEL WHAT 3'1. Mualcal 43. Flower £>- I PAW·-WHAT ARE 'IE DOIN' WI F THAT THAR CHOPPIN' A)(? I JEST CHOPPED MV $TILL TO ECES, MAW gannents meuure !ish !')() r.·res 17.Man's I I 22 21. Print -lO. Harden 42. Brazilian ur;' Snow Pl. Rodf'nt 10. Israeli I:& bero:Bib. 38. Beetle: Ejypt, AMERICAN IIASTION IN THE PACIFIC-Since the dose of World Wa 11 Oki ~~d I he ~yukyt~ Islands to Its. north have been administered by the U.S~ go~ern~=~ta Snu'f' Oku1awa ts only 400 m1leB from the Red Chinese mainland the island 18 · · ' dan lffia portant Aml·rican observation post in the Pacifie Japan to w11'0m 111 1 belonged · . t 1 · . · · e IS an s once . IS ca u 1ous Y pressmg to regam them. 1'he Ryukyu Islaf\dS may be the firtt to be returned to Japan. 1 + . . PaiP I.AIIWILl 36. Membrane t. ··- - · - ~ SF:WJNG Machine. n•w 1965 ~ ~C com petotove ab1hty to the 1965 m.; Esso West Virgmia , ., ~NDING Timber. Top cash model. Srws forwardc and reEaster Se al campa1gn · as Ohio's M.eldahl 1:15 a.m.; Ravo,nsw<><ldl pr1rt> pflict \otarian Reynolds, 5& ACRES- Near Forked Run ' Easter Seal chairman, William down Meldahl 5·10 a.m.: L. f'nnl vrllt:- Ohio. Rt. l Call ~ verse. Equ ipped zag, ' Lake and Belleville Dam ' 0 · L.itloc . k, zanesviile, president ore up Meldahl 6.30 a.m. buttonhole, darn. loetc.ztg$38.88. aller I o'clock, 667-3503 land lays well, Is clean and of the Ohio Society for Crip- Gallipolis Dam _ Rose G. 1·ll·lfr l Terms. W'i_ 2· 3862 · 1 29 6~c1 w•ll fenced. Gnod 6-rnom pled Children and Adults, an- uo p.m.; Gona up 11:35 For Rent- - · - . VACUUM CLEANERS, rannis· /'am~ hhn,use. Wlhth tbath afndll nounced today. lllinois up I 10 a.m ., Jacob orce o a1r ea mg, u Acceptance of the h1ghest , down 3: 30 a m ; H. E. B01•lel;l 1 ~"' type . H<lVI? compiP!e set --- 1 ~sement and frOnt porch. honor for volunteers in work :down 4:10 am : Semel '~'10M HOI ISE 10 Hartf(H"'. eleanlng tool~Full . Sa1t•sman - h cripp!edchildrenwasmade l7:4f>a.m.; Indiana up8 :40ct.m. u monslralors rash pr deice l (,ood. barn andd ga.ragP . -· EK~ , wit \', Va l'l10ne 882-2368 aftrr $l WV c~ptJon~ 11 y watrr su?~~ by basketball's ''Most V.aluable ' Kanawha River Beaver _ 2 3862 5 95 5 fl. m 2 3 3tc r P ~·~ t an plenty of II. ' Pl~yer" following a conference down Marmet 4:10 a.m.; Helen 1 29 51 1 \~ l l ~ room turni shed apart· - - - - - - - p~~ERO~ _Nice Jar e lot thts week ~twe~n Karl P Rt>1s- Z. up Marmet 4.30 a.m.: Dunmtom s Une r1rst floot W'\ 2- Trotwood Travel Trmler £or .th f g d )rr, exf'CUtlve dtrector of tbe can Bruce up Marmet 5: 10 a. 'i658 _ 11 11 tfc [ ~ale. In good co.ndition . Sl~ps WI pa~1 or ~w Rn iOhio Society, and Pepper Wil- m.: Elgerclift down Winfield • •ots 1 ~ny, pheny ~~thr ebn space. son. general manager of tile 3:50 p.m.; Lucy J;me Lucas 3 ROOM .apartment. Ntcely : rive . 8 room· dllple "• 2 , ~room ouse WI asement. c · · - f. ld . furnished, hardwood floors large double garage, cinder High and dry. Owner wlll car- 1 tn~mnatl Royals. • down Wm Je 5.15 a.m. autoMa!ic heal. large clos~ block bUJidmg behind 1l. ry some financing . Spring is) greed Wilson, at rrange Lucas Jerry's requt!st,tr"a- staff 274; Ren Grindstaff 501; to rea ets . prh'ate bath and private , WY 2-5187. on its way. entrance. Utilitie< furnoshed · 1 28 6tc C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR .el schedule and with the as· Virginia Hoyt 332; Art HoYt ·' sostance of the Hamo'lton Co n 370 .· Handicap !17 ·, Total 1594 WY 2-3200 2·2-tfc: 1957 Bx50. 3 bedrnom Nationat iBOX 22t PHONE WY Z.S830 . u . Won 2 Lost I. Evelya•o GroMODERN furm shed 2 rooms! House Trailer. Call Raven• POMEROY, OIDO u:; of wh•ch eery - Nelia Barton 3'lll; 2·2-!tc Lane, Cinci~t~;ti, i< and bath elfiCiency apart ment. wood 273-1!425. I 7 24tp Barton 423 : Bob Eblin 475; lola , mR SALE-Middl-a talJ. Seal Chairman, has made Howell 392; Total 16611 ; Won 1 First floor. Middleport. Phone l' WY 2·3874 1 21 12tc BEST PRICES CN est building, loeatsd 353 N. possible for Lucas to oartici·ILost 2. TllREE ROOM fumi~hOd apart· , Second Street, Middleport. pate on major campaign Alley Call - Lois Clelland ment with bath for couple. i Priced for qulcll Iiiii. IJI. . 330; Harold Ruasell 552 ; Total Phone WY 2-5435 in Middle- • quire at Ohio Hotel. Nobody realozes the value Won 1 Lost 2. The port. 212 South Fifth Ave. 670 X 15 __ 16.60 physical fitness and of oome - Chas. Winebrenner 567; 1 18 tfc ""' tax FARM 82 A on hard road, trealment at the Linda Winebrenner 388; APARTMENT,-· 5 rooms and Nyton Blo<lrwotl Tube Typo I building Sites, old house and like .d · 352; 1694. Richard Jerry • Luca ter 387; Total Won 2 1 b bath. shower and tub. 63 l:dSUPER SERVICE arn, •.; moneral. Leaded. • sal n lrd St., Middleport, Phone ST Homer Smith, Star Rt. No. the chairmanship. "My wife I. WY 2-267! . Uc ATION 3 _Box 29, Ripley, w. va. and! are glad to express our 1 15 lock W. ca....., physically- Ind. High Ga~e - Meno 1_2S-30tp gratotude for our TRAILER LOTS free sewMgr. wv 2.9932 normal child by trying to help Russell 253:_ Ladoes: N. Bao-t.orol age and water. Brown's Trail Auto S.les those whose children were crip- 173. Ind. H1gh Seroes -.Men: er Park I State Approved), LUMP and run of mine coal pled at birth or by illness or IC. Wonebrenner 567; Ladies : I. Minersvolle, Oh1o, Phone WY for sale. Goeglein Coal Co 1 accident. 1 hope that 1 can Howell 392. Team High Game. 2-3324. - 1_15 ttc I Page St., Middleport. . n;~~~~~~-:i~~ : : : foot~~~ help Easter Seal chairmen . Alley cats. 623; Team High SerMOI>ERN t -m a"' batb l 12 ' Uc · Oil throughout the state to raise •e• - K·P s, 1TST. ·~ ~ gmg rack, $6110. Ford one fumlllhed apartmenL M 1 d· l • ton truck good tllake bed the largest amount ever dleport WY !-3174. I Busln!'!_ Serv•ce•_ $395 Willys lour wheel dr' ' Jecled In Ohio." 9 11 Uc WY 2-3243 Is the phone to cal % t~n !lake truck, $650. ~~~ Ohio Society Pres.ident Llttick 1M 1115 MODERN 5 - room house ·- in for Limestones, any size I Goodwin, 6 miles from Wilkes. has extended an mvotatoon to Keilb H. HandNew Haven . W. 'Ia., on Mid· Prompt delivery. Emmet WI ville. 2 3 8tc Mrs. Lucas to accompany ley 284; I. Bartrum 231 ; B. Ad· way Drive, bath, garag•. full ! Shul er, Contracting. ' 6~ CYL D ·- husband as guest of honor 341 N Fl d 367 L size basement. farge lot. 1 29 tfl . IN ~R Jeep motor, the Kickoff luncheon . :~e ~-. Han:cap 2;0 Total .., perfect condJioon, 1958 Dodge, and the former Treva Geib •• 5.00 month. Lease required. Aart Ill • · PIIIIDDiq ,... Pick-up V-8, 1958 Buick Spe- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo• 1791 Fore&t Run Bloeko - S. Phone 882·21152, N•w Hnv"n. Hoalllll cml, 1956 Pontiac Chieftain nard Geib of Columbus. be- Grueser 298 ; S. ~artels 356; L: W. Va. 2-1-~oo w nlllo, 4-dr. sedan, Boston •terrier CAme p11rents for the fir st time' Wonebrenner 455, B.. Smith 382,_ .tll Elld yoar ...., lrOIIIU• bulldog, femolt, retJiltered. on Aug 23 1964 when tbeir P. Ingels -101; HandJcap 180, FURNISHED .partm.nls Wl W. loaft oD WY 1-9943. 2-Z.:ttc · ' ' Total 21175. utilities furmshed , olso good Sewer - son, .Jeffrey Allen, was born. Ed's Aut. Trim -J. Gilland ... oo Tbe R•mhlllr garage. ..... monthly in a-NioloW 307; M. Vineyard 297; Blind Middleport and Pomeroy. Call Cd 1ft 141?4 Day or NJpt orld 8~ Gl 8ompael 330 ; F. Manley 3:!11; L. Boyles WY 2·2720 or WY 2 2278. 1 • tte eaee ' Handleap 327 total 1!145. • If& • room, rldo ad pel' 2-l~tc II&ATING, Plumlllq, Maellor 1~. SmaD- ..., ( Beaaly Shop- M. Le; ROOM apartment and llalb, ........... Anold Brodoen, 11111 -~ Olll7 K. Walker 30: P. unfurnlahd. A:" utlliUoa ltJr. Ill Euf MaiD Slnet, PaD> See '307; J. Goodnfte nished. Upstaoro above Dr. otllf. ft-. 1ft WIG. MetropoUtaa M-. 492; Handicap Donovan's ofice. Phone WY 7 10 tic E. MaiD Street, l'oaleroJ 2004. 2-3046 or WY 2-2064. 1'RANSMISSIOil Sa!Vllle ComPIIM Wf . . . Friendly Tavern Blind 1 12 tfc Jlllll'· oD makea. t Z% Uc Wrdaeidij [ljtght 330; C. Halliday 390; C. Bacb__. ,_,_,..,. 427; D. Glaze 359; A. Han1 room .... bath apartDJent ·tomallc and llandard trouoalftiUNia Leape nlng 366; Handieap 135 ...,,,or tn PomeroJ. Phone WY lh'l319. mlsslou. Maurice Gagnon, Jaallllt'Y 21, INS Crow'• Steak House =-::-:=-.,---,.--12-15-Uc Otmer. Phone WY U17S. PHOTO CoPJ1D1 l!enlct. CopK·P't - Paul Klooa . MeKinney 195; R. EdwardJ "RAILER lola for rent, close 11 17 Uc Jes made o1 1ep1 papen, Jean KloeB 373; Charisse 323; P..RouJh 373; P. Leilhelt 10 Lalllldeylllat llld scboo!a. AIICiWER birlb ..-rcls IDd almost any er 31!6; Bill Porter ,SZ4; 284; S. Parsons 394; Handicap Valley J•m"'er lr Supply Camc r2 1 loiwlet otber docume~~ta. cap 90; Total 1757; Won 3 303; Total 20'12. puy lll2ddlolpcrt. 10+IIe Crill lotMiad ...._ PomlrtJ 0. Pacen Foor - Joe Ind. Hilh Game- P. Colliaol ' W1t1J1, PIIM • C f , t t *1518: M!ldred ¥1ef 388: 199 Ind. l!iih Series - P. fHREE IDd tmr I'IIO!JIIIIrntol» .t. C. 8IIADII'OIIJ) ctM'O McEUnu111 315; Ken 492; '1fam lllgh -.1 llld I ( ' ' IIPfll'-.... ..__ MPbllhaMtellerfiWel . lllld ny 601; Jotal'l702; Won o Crow's Steak House 770; 11 2 - - . WY aa.u II er Plume WY 3 • ~-' " · HI h .· ...,.. 1111 1 11 lee z.351t. • 1Z 1 lfa · ne ~ _ Barb g -Forest Run ' •treetcar Headoh·JO 'S seaIDrive • /t/U fitl ' 31 . Chtneae colD 82. Be.n&na. outer •kin 13. Friar'• title w" 2 I ' 29.London r Lucas WI")) mount Hi, Give over 1 89 . I 1 lwl'lted im i tator~ 4~,. 1 l'i - 1 .I\ ...... OA I LY CROSSWORD OPEN EVES. 7,00 P.M. &\0 °~~.-';t~~: •d,,utnna• word tc 121§ u I 1960 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. _ $899 '"m <:~ J.'"~ H ·\ ~~ 5 .< .. Pomerov Motor Co. 1 8 30tp - a- 'felet'ision Revlle Pomeroy I PomtrO)' , Ohio , .,, llt~r"""' rlf> palO ldf Hlf1 I'""' "''l11r 111 r1~v· ,,., I 2 SIGNS oe - 1 PowPrKildl· trans ., gou41 lirps, dark grl't>n ftnish, healer . A wonderfui to buy. Norm~lly pri<'ed $1195 . ReduC'ed To $999 . table&, etc ., made to order Built-in cupboards or ca bmets I Phone WY 2.0312. 1 5 30ic I $ 1,3Moo. t1 .-1on:~ '' '" .. ,u,, · hull• 110 · ; 1 ...... ~>~' wnrrl fnr .,. , "'"~ tlSt'rnnn• $1 ,195 To n I'IC'kup . F'our wht>PI dri\"e. 6 cY I. Shows ;.:nod care. Exceptional t1n·s \\'as @) oK. 2 !&!J!J4tj!!Jt , I• nermary to CO!I!!Ider when ! lions as "what Is truth'" are one selects attractive lookmg now every-minute problems on broadcasters as opposed to television. 1t lS a nJghtmare. othero. What Is it but show On• could drown In o sea of business when a television sta- 1!-~how business. A dream : Sofnf! ' !ion advertlaes the news to day a young televiewer will come during an afternoon grow up to be a world political ' 0 ' I ·~''•</"'",, movie~ Is it news, or 15 11 an figure. So111eone somewhere will B RICK ... ad, or Is it show business? Does I threaten to drop the bomb. Our Y DU BROW ' ab1hlles. One network even a newspaper tell you to wait lor , boy will reply , "you're just putHOLLYWOOD (UP II - Re- I wants to reduce the baseball a breaking story until tomor-1 ting me on." And someone will I r~wrnber when people "used . to schedule to onJy weekends , ror I row? I drop the bomb. 1,n1gh at professional wresthng I show busmess eftect to heighten This is the era of the great I un tel.evlsion? How could any- interest and make 1t more sale. put-on. Such philosophical ques-' !%~, 1t was smugly asked, be- able - and don't rule out any lir\e or take seriously a sport ' possibility when big money is t Jmt employed such obvious invo lved. sll'Jw business devices ? How The mevitable erosion of pri-1 AOB088 u.eonr.,. muld you completely trust the 1vacy by lelevJsion leads the LTendtnc DOWN dmnga of any such sporE Who's way a'i all around us show busi· toward L Unltot 4.Metan1c on l<~ughmg now '! ness erfects blend more and eloctrtcd container llo.ODOl'fY Professional wrestlmg was , more 1nto reality , thereby dilut· '1. CUt, &I 2. Flnlilbed 01! ,l,,·ay al1ead of 1ts tune . TtJere 1 in~ it One child expert, writ ing the Hard 2Lltallazl clonowllll 1 1-. lwrdly a sport that has al- of video, says youngsters seek D. Branch ot river a. Return lea.mihg: evil tJJr evn 22.3.1U6 low I'd itself to be eKposed lo I reahty m illusion. and especialhumorous c. Tho heart: 28.ll"lowft'IPit:>visiOn that has not gone- the ly nowadays for many hours a 12. Proof· &nat. lnr dmw busmess routP And ali t day in the illusions ot televir'eB.der'a 5. Ex<lanuo. llhrub l'•ater4aJ''• A..••• mark thnse that have, have liltle • s1on. tlonot' 24.l10l'eia'I1era 33. Not too 801'!"0W :l:j. Be!DDgln&; robust right to snet"r at pro wrestling ! When a television ser ies pre- 13. Halt' diameters 6. Aawelllng to :14. Uncommon rhPy are the 1mitators-sophis· tends to explore a social prob- l-1. Biblical rne J[), Sleeve!e.'ls 7. Scrutinizo 1961 Chevrolet Bise~yne 6 - 4 Door _ $999 EXPERT cabinet mak i01. cue· tom made furniture, such 8!1 hutch cabinets and buftets ~J 1\. -~OUII'I -------- -- AI· most Jik~· the day it was so ld . Jusl arn ved 61 Jeep _ "nvr-.s ency, Room I , Coats Build- I Ins. Middleport. I 20 tic On ly 11,931 f'art>ful miles. Au· I tomatu:- shtft on floor . Punl · •hft ~•rn·.-• l llR rlJht or ·~1•,·• any ;.at ae•med , , ,,., ' 101\Rr"> I" I Su~r Befort I' A "i{ "El.LA TIO."'IS I OH.REf'1'lONS l>e a \'r·.,p led unlll 9 :00 F or n~, nf I'UIIIkel\011 "'Ill TAx servtce, John- , 64 Chewolet • $2,195 INCOME eon • Simpson Insurance Ag- UI!:ADWf\ld lkJO P . M Business Service• For Sale WANT AD INFORMATION , 1 12~~~~ Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport . o . _~3, ~~~ �• f ' ' ' 14-Dally ~nt!nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jl'eb.~~ 196' Summary of Livestock Marl\ets is Given .__ .......__ "'~ "'-"""_ CJDCAGO <UPI) - Slaughter ' to 1.00 higher !or the fifth con- last year. steen and heifen at major 1secutive week of advancing livestock terminals suld general- I pnces. And at many points, the Live cattle fUtures declines 5.• 1 ly steady to 25 lower except at current levels are at their high- 30 per hundredweight on the Sioux Fall s, Kansas C1t_v and jest point m Sl'verat year s. jChicago Mercantile Exchange St. Paul ; cows sold 25-75 h1gh- ' Slaughter t>Wes ""ere strung to 1this wt-ek . Prices were down as er and bulb ~ere ~aeady to 50 5fl h1gtwr. a nd fel'der~ strong to much as 50 cents, to rive week higher, vealers sold steady to 1.00 higher. lows. before A rally latt> Friweak : fet! der e<:tltle steady to 50 Dt•creast-d reet>ipts. the 12 day. A slightly lower trend at .... ,.,., ~ SOCIAL SECURITY I Not everyone can get social security, stated Robert G. Lorent, Social Security District Manager in Marietta. Before a person can start getting social security payments they must first have credit for a certain amount of work. Some family work is not cred- higher. will not earn a person eoci.al security crediti. Most people who W<>rk for someone else do get credit for each calendar quarter ln which they are paid wages of at least $5(1. Sell-employed per· sons who make a net profit of $400 or more In a year earn a full year of credit 1four quart ers l toward their social secur· lty. The Social Security Office II located at 331 Fourth Street In Marietta and i.s open from 8:4~ a. m. to 4:45 p. m. Monda) through Friday. I na tflliil nunu1 rull ...- . u ... ~~~~~ lllU'''IJwU, M..,UUi Klll , ua~,u :)lUIIJP and Jon n Mac..:k s wue , ~r&adle, iJ the Q - Dtd Georte .!Hat .wrll by grades were · Bmg. Rrtnda L{jwson and Ca- Baird dflught.er of Mr. and Mrs a.ay ldlwrlcaJ eovels? l'h1rd - Steph~>n Hilt' Oan - James H.t>e~:~ Sr , of Racmt' . A - Only one, Romola, II S1X\h - J~tcqu,eUne .COrnelius. thy Sptiulding Jm 1f' Darst. Mary Stump. Ter· Student~ who 1ad straight A 1el 1\ef'ds, Andrew Park3, Ed· . wh.l~ she told a story of W. 1esa Thompson. Jeffrey Tyo, averages ror the fint semes- lw&rd . Sw_tsht'r .. Ow1gin fh omp- 1 Let 11maU mud stam~ dry , and ian Ide durlnl the t:iml of .... and Carol McDou&al. ter wPre F:mlly (~rose, Ort!:Bma son, Regma Bmg, £ renda Law· then brush off, belore washing. onarola. ( Fifth Terry Moles, Dt>bo:-1FUmkin, Joyct' Swisher and Oon- '>On and Cat h ~ Spaul dm~ ---ah McDanieliS, Nancy Need~. · ald Tt>lle. 1 Hosa'w Rt'ese . Naney Rt111J;:ers . OlhNs on tht> st'fflt>ste r roll MAt'K GRADUATES Walter W Rife, principal of Oamel Swl~her , Debr1 RUt', b\ gra dt>s wt>rt' A1rman Third Clasa Myron Cheshire • Kyger Elemf'ntarv Pollvanna Thompson. Jf'f!r.-y -~ixth - JaL-qu1·Hne Cornelius. k Muck. sm1 of Mr ' an,, Mra. • school has released the third 7..t'rkle. Pamela Misner , Pam· JH nt> !Jars! . Mary Stump , Ter- Httru ld F. Mack ol Cheshire, ~i~ wPE"k !l ond ~f"mt>st t'r honor ela Mit C'hf'l l and ])avid c;1vens t>sa l'hom ~l< un, and Jeffrey Tyo. :has grilduatt'd fr•1m tht• techni· rull Fourth _ Ra mona A m os, ~'1ft h ·- Terry Mole s, Oebor· cal tromi ng courst ror U. S. There were four stude nt ~ who .Jot 111 Hai rd . Robert Burrl1elt . ah MrDame ls, Nancy Need.ii. Ai~ f<'or('e photo equipment rerated all "''s for the third ~ 1 x Sht'ha Freeman, Scott Johnson, Hwmlw Het>se, Nancy Rodlile~a. 1 p<llrme-n at Lowry AF'B, Colo. weeks and 34 who had grades v 1nt on Hankin il nd D~1vid DuniP I Swisher, Pamela Mat- A gradualt' of Kygn Creek of B or better for the period Stump . . nt-r l'ull yu nna Thompaon and High .s('hool. he t•arnt>d his Tbe all A students are Drema Thu·d - Stephen Hilt:'. Ran· Paml'ln Mltl"hP. ll. . associates degree m electron· Rankin , .Ioyce Swi:'l her . Sally dy McDaniels, l?aniel Ne~ s, _ Fuu r1l1 - ~helia . Freeman , 1 ~cs engmet>nng at the · Grose and Donald T~ lle . Andrew Parks, Edward Sw1sh· Pamt'la MI..'Carty, Vmton Ran- fechw·al lnstiiUI.e. Airman ;54 1~amed 1 vl 11o:rs rat 1 to Cheshire-K yger Honor Rol1 Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw Optometrist Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday Call: Wy-2-3279 markets had the smallest re- Ileading stockyards akmg with a Curtailed receipts were offset c eipt~ sin<'e last year. cnupled 1wtoak dressed beef trade more by a dull wholesa le dressed with anolht'r advam.:e at the than offset the effects of adbf:?.ef trade and as a result the re wholesale le1d. prunxt bulhsh iverse weather. The April conwas little pnce change in in the live trade. , tri'lct closed F"riday at 2:i.40; slaughtt'r st eers nnd he 1lers at lwrlvt• markl't totals this' while the October, which Jed the mo st markets. The five day week were 46.600 and compared rkclme ~as at 24.00. Volume of tN<~I at the u markt'ls wa!-. the I w1t11 5~ 7flO one Wt'l"k ago and trading in live cattle futures tn sma llest sinc:t' last Se ptember. 66,200 one year ago. 1 Janu~ry totaled 1,061 contracts, Thi S week ·s reCt' ll)l s t99.60H an d : In th1· l'hlt"<l'-!U rarlot meat 1'bnngmg the total to 2,658. ltable to social security. Work Son!< Room done by a child under 21 for his compared with 226,100 last week tr~de steer beef was stead.v to parent, by a husband for his Sonic boom occurs wben an 511 lower and heifer ht"'el 2..'1-5D Cheese prices were unchanged wife , or by 8 wife for her airplane is flying faster than and l81Unfl a yt><H ago Compared with Jlan. 22, lower. IJiitity and commercial butter was mostly unchanged to FOR A RAINY DAY-Keep dry they must for I better telephone eompany (and less fre.. husband, is not covered by the sound, or about 660 mlls per barrow s and gil ts ~old !-.lt'aliy r·ow lwE'I ~old stt•ady to 50 low- rractionally higher; egg.s ranged quent colds). This monster wnbrella is a glaring Je)low and measures almost five fee( social security law. Work done hour. AU bodies moving througl1 to 50 higher with the maJo r ex- er ; can ner and cutter cow bed fr om P".t to J higher and li ve across. Hardly the sort of tbing that milady wOuld want to ue. but .lot' JohD. PmiiUt by 8 parent for his son or air create disturbance! which ceptions at ChJcago and St. 1.50 higher: lamb 1.50-2.50 hiJ::h· poultry delivered to Chicago was Oefij ADd Mike Ccm..,- ol San Rabel. CaJ.iL. it does tbe job. daughter is not covered by the radiate outward at the speed _ __ _ ___ ___ _ Jaw, explained Lorent, unless it of sound, but a supersonic plane PauJ which were .steady Ul 50 er; pork .loins 4.50 . lower ; Bo,s· unchanged to 1-2 higher . lower , sows were stl:'<ldy to 50 ton fJutts 511-1 oo lt•wPr. rrt's:h i -. . v· . . . .. . Is done in connection with the goes faster than the disturb higher Receipts <.it the 12 ter- ha ms stea dv to 1 00 lower I Soybeans closed f1rm to strong 1wheat and rye were strong, I 11 to 1 htgher · wheat up 2~ to 1posstbJhty of mcreased export d hte , b ,___ it ,_ t' nd lh · . ·. ·. · . . · . d ,. . . son s or aug r s USuH:'!IS. ances .LIJ crea mg a u~ 111 mmal mark eb lht• ~ .:.~Ji p..,t tor Jn ,\"'w \urk. u 11·lot stePr ovl:'r the prcvtous week on the 1corn t1rm to strong , an oats 4%, corn up ih to H'R; oats offjdemand Increased pnce• m Domestie work , sucb 88 baby~ forms shock wavea or sonic 1 sitting, for the son or daughter boom. a non-holid ay wcl·k snu:e e<Jrly lwef 50 lowt>r; la mb 1.00·2 00 Chicago Board of Trade, wh1le I ea~y lo we<tk. Soybeans were up 1/a to • and rye up 1 ~. Tbe l wheat and soybeans. September, prum~ !t·U .~l1gh t l!igl 1•·r hog !i ide~ 5n higher. price gains through the week. : The average price for choice Receipts at the 12 markets, in- 1stf'€rs in Chicago this week was terior (owa and sou thern .\lmne- 24.36 ; and compared with 24.24 1ota totaled 6l:UJOO and com- 1;-t.<:, t week and 22.01 nne year pared with 719 ,000 on.. wf'€k ago. ago and 663,000 one year ago. The average fur barrows and Compared w1th FruJ<J\' las t gi ll s was 16.65 and compared LEAN AND TENDER week, slaughter lambs sold 50 with 16.58 last week .1nd H .!:!5 1 J , I;JU" IJ i..lotll) .:>tlll.lL>C;, l VIJit::l\l\ .•IIUlllt::tJUil. V, tt:: u -- LOW, LOW PRICES MEAN MORE FOR YOUR WEEKLY MONEY! I I , i) ' ' VALEl~TINE TWINS-In the heart are Sandy and Cindy Vilmer, 8-year-old identical twins from lndependence, Mo. Sandy (left) was born with a heart abnonnaiJty which was corrected in 1958. More than 1,750,000 volunteer& wiU , aid I II ~;:~~~~~!l~f!! on Heart Sunday, Feb. 21, by distributing and II Heart Fund contributions. GOOD QUALITY ,. Old Salem Societv Notes c • J Mrs. Carl Shenefit'ld bostess to the Friendly Neighbor Club the pa.<:t Wt>ek. The members and guests enjoyed a potluck dinnr-r with bt•an wup and corn bread prepared by Mrs. Shenerield. Mrs. Anna E. TurrK!r was a patient in Holzer Hospital for two days due to a fall at her home injuring her :eg. She is now convalescing at home and will be unable for her teilchlng duties at the Salem Center School for a few d<~ ys. Mrs. Erfie Hoosier is stay· lng at the Turner home while Mrs. Turner remains at home. ~Jr . and Mr~. Owen Hoffman and two children, Roger and Laurine were visiting his par· ents o~r the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hoffman viRited his grandmother, Mrs. Fern Radcliff, who 1S a patient at Memorial Hospital, While they were here. Mr. Fern Radcliff has been staying at the home of his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Hoffman during Mrs . Radcliff's Ulness. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Stout •ere in Gallipolis Monday where Mr. Stout was consulting his doctor at Holzer Hospital. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bolen. Mrs. Bolen and two children vis· lted at Rutland with re!allves while Mr. Bolen went to Calli· Clover Farm Store Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS RACINE \ Food Market Clover Farm Department Store ..The Store With A Bart" Fifth •nd Pearl RACINE Open PHONI IH 2.5541 t h 1 Mon. Thrv Sat. RT. 124 RUTLAND eTURKEY GALLON JUG _ __ MIX OR MATCH l J ' DINNER Bakerg Feature! PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK- 10 TO THE CAN PULL-APART world c box BY HOLSUM • I 1 1 TEEN QUEEN-FOR COOKING .o r SPREAD l ·lb, crts. OLEO ~!~i~s --- 5 $1 i APPLE BUTTER - ~:37c 3 attended an R.E A. Brenda Pettit, Newark , the weekend with home It's Real Ire Creaml Leonard Quisenberry :;~ =:~;on Mrs. Albert Cone on .~ afternoon. Patricia Mooris , Gray· 1!1111, Ky. spent the weekend with parents, Ramon Morris and FAIRMONT'S BEST ,Jamtly. Albert Cone and wife were .-~meroy villi tors on '1\iesday. THANK YOU OR LUCKY LEAP PIE F~LLING ~r- spent Jtvtral dayt with sister' Mrs. Berdle Wattl of Middleport. Mr. ond Mr• .. Bob Mahaffey of Athens were Sunday pesll of his parents, Mr. and Mn. William Mahaffey. Mr . and Mrs. Emil Steffen lr. aot1 1011, Mr. and Mn. Paul SUffern and children of Peno- 11'111 Chriltlan Sd.nDI Monitor 0no _ , "• - - O i l l l ! ,_...,_..,..-tpttontottoo /olonh« '"' thO """ • • - - ' - - IUS.flnlll a I YIAA $M a' - 0 I - $11 ,, oi BIG ROLL aliter. her Mr. and Mn. Ernest Major. Emelt Major recently r.,. ceived word o1 the death ol hia broiJier-ID-laW In Kanl&l. '-·------ CI~'<'-------- _.___ _ ztr QJh . . BEST COLA BUY SAVE YOUR ... C. _,.. DIET-RITE COLA, NEHI TRUll JIRUIT' ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLI CAPS FLORIDA ORANGES - • 39c ' ' ,f h ------------~~~~~ ·' '·· ~--~------~ . ' 'I' -~· :f- • ' THEY ARE VALUABW We WID Pey lit c:.nt.-l!lch To Your Fevorlte Chliity. t ·~~·. • .-,, . l9c SLICED lb. 33c "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY 1st thru 4th Ribs - - - lb. 89c l R~ l-Ib. --~-pkg. 7Jc FRESI. FROZEN lb. & 6th Rlln 39c Salad Shrimp lb. 99c BANQUET FROZEN TURKEYS SAUSAGE 79c 5th FRESH FROZEN OVEN READY - ALL SIZES POT PIES BEEF CHICKEN OR TURKEY J9c 6 97c for .•. ' A&P BRAND Grapefruit Juice 2 69c 2 89c Orange Juice Blended Juice _2 79c Orange Juice ____v.j~~· 69c A&P PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT 1"11. 14 OL A&P BRAND 1"11, 14 01. uno A&P BRAND I "'I. 14 oz. A&PBRAND SECTIONS_ -·- - • ......,.... IIIHT O'ClOCI IIDQRCll TROPICANA FRISH =68c ~70c 3-LB. lAG 3-U!.BAO ••••• '2.04 """""" • - IOIAR SPECIAL l9c ANN PAGE WITH TOMATO SAUCE Cinnamon Cheese Spread 49c Ny1ons CReg. FREE With Thio c..,pon Apimal Kingdom Pidure Album And Plctu,. PICk.. No. I Which Conl•llll'20 C,Oior Plctu,..._ Jt1ebb No.2 & 3 N-On S.le lie Stimulllling • iclucatlonal· Fun Anllablf Only At A&P · No Purchae Ntc-I'Y ... 7oL JANE PARKER- ENRICHED White Bread ~.with Butt•rmilk 5 99c I Loaves .. . BANQUET FROZEN-APPLE, CHERRY, PIACH SEAMLESS MESH - - - - pair LIQUID FOR YOUR CHILDREN 29c Doz:. GLAMALON ~!· 2·1b.29C J.LI.IAO 2 39 PKGS. OF 12 Sut•recl or DAfll COUNTRY-IMITATION SUPER-RIGHT ~AVE 19c ON 2 DOZEN - JANE PARKER Golden, URI Meat =72c '2.10 Pork & Beans Spanish Bar. Cake Donuts REG. 39c 4 89c 1-lb. Clhl JAN I PARKER- SPICED CAKE 3 89c 1"11. 14oz. cans Fruit D Clftl COUPON carton serves 18 , . ·' 125 Site S:wHt •nciJuky Perch Fillets SUPER RIGHT PORK NOW IN HALF-QUARTS ·.·~ I ·~:.:· 63c CUP THIS . rf '~~ ' STANDARD _ _ Royal Crown Cola FLORIDA SEEDLESS j Oysters ~::·SSe SERVES THRI!!:I! lb. CAP'N JOHN I'IIOZIN CAP'N JOHN.- FROZEN ANN PAGI EACHBOTT~ C Pork ChOpsu~:~ 69c Rib Roast I !; GRAPEFRUIT 55 Spare Ribs ~;,··,b 49c Pork Roast L;~~ lb. 49c PORK R -Ide• 45 BUTT oast - lb. 39c stea ks Pori<, Cuts lb. c Mrs. Jobn Wood called OD ber GREEN BEANS - ICE CREAM FULL LOIN HALF _ _ _ Ib. $1 ovlvanlll ..... -kend guesll .._ SMOKED PICNICS lb. _ . _ _ _ _ _ __ Ml!bol Wood and - . Mr. and TEEN QUEEN CU,T l gal. UPDATED- During Cbarro Days, the pre-Lenten fiesta in Brownsville. Tex ., the townsfolk dress in Lattn-. American costumes. Robbie tbe lllck In a piece Crawford thought she'd JDOCI. wllb a sheet of enlize the lnditiOIIII drea Tbll II tbe leiUit. '' I TOWELS ' Kenneth Ellis has been a siege of quinsy. She Is tbe care of Dr. .Jividen, c 2-lb. loaf MILK SCOTT her' · --------· l TEEN QUEEN OR HURON DUTCH GIRL , fee us Clnl ••• KRAFT TASTY LOAP In I Bake & Serve BREAD news \" ••••• HEARTHSTONE BY ALTA CONE ,. Mrs. Adrienne Fisher, Co' 'lumbus, spent a few days the c, past week with her mother, ~Mn. Maude Holcomb. ' ~- Everett Holcomb and wife .ad Mrs. Laura Krebs have re. 'turned home from F1orida. 'Mrs. visited her son, Harley I III and family and Mr. Mro. • CHEf..BOY·AR·DEE COMPLETI! Chestnut ·Ridge Society New~ ·f '' MILK 79( eBEEI' eCillCKEN lb. Jh A Real Buy For You! POT PIES 6 FOR $1 APPROPRIATE MASCOTThe feathery fellow rtop) 1s a permanent resident of thr Tra ns World Flight Cen ter at New York's Kennedy In ternatio nal Ai rport. It nest.~ m shrubbery placed conven iently around a restaurant in the build ing. Joyce Dlack burn, a TWA hostess, ree u larly feeds it cookies. ' I LESSER AMOUNTS _ Don'l for get th~ pan cake sup- Isister, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest pt>r sponso rf'd by ! he Prt!sby- 1Major Sunday . twlan Lad i e~ at the high school . lunchro1 1m ~~e-b . ~ Pancakes, 1 Mr .. and Mrs. Floyd Benedict sausage-, eggs and coffee will 1.1r ol McArthur. were Mlur·ll br se rved bet.we-Pn the hours of 1day evening guests of hPr aunt, 5 and 8 p. m. Adults $1 and · Mr. and Mrs. Ernest MaJor children 50c . see her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Donald Calhoun Emil Steffe n, Sr., ot PetonSJII· II th~ mini~ter' s wife , met with vania. the Presbyterian Ladies at the Juhn Wnod had an altack of hr'rne of Mr~ . Cl::.ra Phil li ps onstrep throat recently . January 20. Mr~. Mae Duffey Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ponn and lt>d tlw Btble stud y and M~s . :ratlw.r left SWlday ror a visit Anna Ogden had the entertmn - with his sister and daughter, ment. The group will meet Fnmci:~ Jlt'in~ of Florida at the home of Mrs . Evalyne On Apri l 14 a speaker on SoDevault , Feb. 17. cial Security will appear at the 1\1 iss Margaret Booth. Wells- Wilkes Grange. Slides will be Lon, was a weekend guest of shown. All interested persons her unrle, Mr . an~ M1·s. Alv.a are urged to attend. M•haffey. They VISited thetr Mrs. Irene Jackooo Installed ~ou , Paul, at Gallipolis, Satur- tllicers ot the Rose Society day . Club of Wellston recently. Mr"'. Evallne Devault , Mrs. l Emory Bishop remains qUite Ruby Mulholand and Mrs . poorly ,,t hill home hera. Clera Pl!lllips were Gallipolis ' business callers recently. · MIS!I JanW Thomas or Cleveland , visited her grandmother. Mrs. Sarah Hartman , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Strausbaugh recently. Chucky Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Brown was laken to Holzer hospital lor an emergency appendectomy Jan. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shilllugs of Middleport were Sunday vlsltors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs . John Shillings recently . Mrs. Wanda Carey, Paula and Sue and a friend, James Stapleton of Ironton and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grate were recent Sunday dinner llllests Of Mr. and Mn. Eugene Campbell. Mn. Alice Cahoon recently i lB. BANQUET Mrs. Anna Ogdin visited her daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Her· bert Jones and children in Co. Jumbus. She and the Jones fam·C., lly also visited Mrs. Ogdin'l , . brother, M r and Mrs. Clayton , ,~ ·l'olclen in Akron. ==:~ I RUTLAND Frozen Food Buu! 1- - - - - - - - - - polis. ' l BOILING BEEF and SHORT RIBS Quanlitie1 LYONS Wilkewille News Notes '• lb. Right Reserved To Umit ' 39c Pies 39C Grape Juice 3 l·tz. s1·00 pi• WELCH'S FROZEN Debbie Detergent 1"11. ---•i1e CALIFORNIA- ICEBERG HEAD LETTUCE LARGE SOLID HEADS ORANGES Navel Cfanges '":: _ ... 69c Grapefruit~_ 8 ~69c • Apples~~ 4 :;. 39c c for , doz. 49' HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLES WI"' .... , _ , . _ of $5.00 or More Exeluatve of 1tem1 llxempt b7Lint B11!1reo Feb. 11, ... 49c 111 '~ c.to. l1d ...,... �', f Inspection ol Racine Chapter To Be May 3rd Heath Church Names New Officers The Racine Chapter, OES Worthy Matron. Mrs. Chfford Morris reported at a Eagles Shoot for Perfect Loop Record; Pirates Travel to Dally Sentinel, PomerOJ·Middleport, 0 ., Feb. S, AILSTARS tNil I 'Canes Topple Redskins; Central State Wins 15th sw mt>etmg Monday mght that the mspeclJOn of the Racine Chapter would be made on May 3. 1 Wor th y Patron Clifford Morns and Worthy Matron Morns presided over the meeting. lnvJta!lons were read from the Manella f' hapl er to attend Priends N1ght and a re-c~puon for 0Pputy (;rnnd Matron, va. 1 da Carson nn March 6 a1 7 30 p.m. and to D<:~nhury Cha pt er, 1 · Ripley, 0 . to a grand mspec-tion on Feb. 20 Plan!': Wf'fl made for me-mbt>rs to attend tht- school. Herortf'd ill were H<~ H'I Cle. land , Ann WherlPr, and Beu· MR. AND MRS. CHARLES B. RICHARDS lah Bradford. The Pao;;t Olfirers club will 01eet Thursday. Ff:'b ll. w1th Harriet Ne1gler in charge . Refres hments were served by Cora W~bb and Mary Cleek on ta· Flgbt Retulll By Unilod Preta illlenlallollll BLA~ - Brian England (UPI) ri16iD, 199, Britain, stopped GiorJII Masteghtn, 222, Italy (4!. ·.Mi' Scores / ......_ NEW YORK (UPI)- Carmel Hernandez, 151, Puerto Rico, stopped Rocky Halliday, 154, Wilkes·Barre, Pa. (Z). Big Ten MEIGS THEATRE Pomtroy, Ohio Mainly About People In Pomeroy AFULLY EMPLOYED BOOT Redmen 'Run out of Gas' Mr. and Mr., Raymond ler and family ol Coh101b1111 were weekend KUests of ' JJarents, Mr. and Mra. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. William Jewelry Specials For The Occasion! e Lavely Boclecl Necklaces In many colors • BHutlful Pin & Earring Seto • New Colorful Pendonto 12.95 to 17.95 I family. Mr. and Mrs. Jennlr.go Way. land Jr. and son. Terry of ens Ylslte4 Sunday evening w!lh their parent•, Mr. and M r 67 years of procress havt re.Oiu\ionfzed t Clarence Andrews and Ebenezer St. and Mr. and 1liofkl·al·-'<- lletl«-'<lnl conditions, betlor tools, bet.,r - k clothes , •• rugged, h.ondaom Jennings Wayland Sr. of ~~~ V..nk. Trim. IIIOSt comtortalllt, sturdiest.• ,.,· •••• ,..·u 10 a tone way wilh BiC Yan clleport. Mrs. Clair BOeo and chlldreni.l ~"No-Taro" tunnel .belt lOOps, blltlon·thtOUih flap securitypocllets, utrolabric at Debbie, Slovle, Vickie, Totnm;y ~ and elbow, --rip '"""· lined dreu shirt collars. Wash.oblo firm >:!!!~!·~~ and Bonnie of Great Bend ~ . ··--·--- .. . ed Tueodoy afternoon, with In Silver Grey, Khaki; Charcoal imd Forest" Green. mother, Mtl. Desaie Palter!OII. Allll Carpenter, Kitty olnger; Louella TllomptOn Allea Downie were llDOIIC otudenta who retUrned to a long way I e Many N- Stylecl Eorringo e New Comblnotlano Whee: yeo wor'., every bit Cll1 Wolverine" Boot works too, Nothrng wasted, from ~ uppers or triple· tanned leathers down ID. the soles of sturdy laminated neoprene and crepe. , In a vanety or styles and coiOB, Including oxfords and 6- and 8·inch boob. Jhll Wolverine" Boot drews were Suiu:lay dtnl!elc guesll of his parents, Mr. Mrs. Clarence Andrews a n 1.00 to 5.00 Valentine's Day February 14th studieo lt Ohio U~~:=~~:l day, alter spendJna the semester vacot1011 with paren!l.' ION IS BOIUII -- Just Received A Big Shipment Of These Fine Big Yat;tlc Uniforms ' In all sizl.1 and colors, ' ; • • ' • • • •f trousen29. to 110' waist iMeasure and your correct length, . . . . .. . shlrts 1-W,. to 20 and your celrl'elit sleeve lllpgth. ' . ~ 1011, P'rancll ,. . gory, OD Monday. Gr8lldtilitenta are Mr. and mn. II Jooeph Wippel and Mr. ~.1'---:W..ii!oloi--~-~~~ Mn. Norbert Neutzlllll[. .. ' and Mtt. Prleo Hawk are vamlpareall. 'lbo 1hltve two otl1er lyn," tea. &1111 ·-----------------.----~ ~ ac• ~::~>~ ' ' ~?·Pomeroy _, . .. ~. t --- Close Out! BOSTON !UP!) - The Bos· ton Patriots Tuesday signed their sixth draft pick, Misslssippi State's 6-foot·2, 230-po un d guard Justin Canale, and their 1'Rl.COUNTY LEAGUE kids were worn out from the travel and lack of rest." Except lor a brtef span late in the contest 1t was all Cum~ berland as the host Indians broke out of a 2·2 deadlock mto a 10.3 lead and upped it to 31-19 (Jy the halftime intermission. The Redmen, victors io two . t 1 . t the prevtous s ar s agams Indiana by scores of 89-78 and 97.78 , could not mount an ef· fectlve offense In the lb'st half ., tlley hit on only 10 of 32 shots nd b' p 1 Dil held on wu • II au c. tackle Tom Neville, also from Crew's Steak House Mississippi State. Ingels 539; Haley 460; R. Da· firttfont ~l6in~ Tbe dates of lear of Rio Graude Col,.ge'o basketball bave beeu cbaqed. Tbe ,_e with Bluefield State College wbleh wu postpoaed last weekeud wiD be played Salllnlay, Feb. II at lbe Gallla Academy Hip lchool gymnullun. Tbe Rio Grallde • Woo~ J.lb. er1J Slate CoUtee aamo orlllnlll!r oelledaW for ....-.Iay, to four rebounds by the ged 24 points followed by SIJ.o. l Tuesday's loss. ron Gregory and Paul Dillon RIO GRANDE 1651 10 each. Marshall 9-6-24: Gregory 4-2· 10; Leith l ·0-2; Trainer 4-1-9; host team. Following the halftime Forward Don Gambrel held Dillon 2·6-!0 , Bullock 4+8: Cumberland contmued to domt· hot hand for Cumberland Shively 1-0·2. TOTALS 25--15nate every phase of the game with 23 markers as Guard Bien 65. until the~ ~ea~ blOSSOIIl;~ to Fannin meshed 19. ii0-21 wtlh 1.2.02 romauung CUMBERLAND 1801 the contest. Tbe loss was Rio's seventh Brown 4+8; Fannin 6-7-19; A1 lhiB . t Coa h Lanh 1.2 victories while Cum· Alexander 4-0~; Yahning U-12; pom c ~ called lor a full-court P""""'lll! owns a &-13 season re- Rollins 4·1 ·9: Fry 0.1·1; delenae wbleb befuddled Ute . brei 1·7·23. TOTAI1l 28-·24--110. Indians mto "':'vera! Upon thetr retun. home today Rto Grande 19 and enabled R10 to close the Ut--..•..R.,edm .....,en.... no.,w....h.,•v.,•..o.,n.;ly.... on..•;.c.,u..mbe .....,rl.,•n.,d....iiiiiiiiiiiiii3"'liiiiiiiiiiiiii-. gap to 58-41' with 6:10 showing . 1 on the clock. One minute later the Cumberland lead had been sliced 59-1.0 but Sophomore guard [)on Trainer picked up hla.lilth sonal foul and the Rio fUU·-¢0Urt press lost its effectlveneu. SEE OR CALL Without tbe quick • haiit)ed Trainer and with Jim Marshall and Sbaron Gregory playing with four personal fouls, c1 Block From Tr•Hic Light berland was able to achieve tilt upoet bv l)Ulllng out ·of reach In 1:::.: COAL FOR SALE LUMP--STOKER-EGG P~COCK COAL CO., CHESHIRE NEW TIRES & RETREADS Jan. 26. 1965 seventh pick, 6..foot"'l, 225--pound I game• Mr. and Mro. Patrick of Severn, Md., are lni lbe l\b1b of a ...... -en Cumberland College pulled off Feb. 13, al GaiUpolis wU! be the final three minuteo. road game remaining of the one of the night's biggest bas- played Wednesday. Feb. 1'7 at . six on the schedule. providing kethall upsets Tuesday when West Uberty, W. Ve. instead. Baeklng up ~ch Lanham~a local boosters an opportunity to they thrashed the Rio Grande The game wltb Cinclunad summary of 1 game are 1 e see the team five times in FebCollege Redmon 8!J.65 to snap "ible Seml•ary will be moved ·. . which show lhe Red· ruary on the GAHS hardwood. a rour·game winning streak for frern Tbllfsday. Feb. 11 to men bittmg on )ust ~of 71 sho!-5 Thetr next contest is set for 35 percent whtle Cumber· Gallia Academy Saturday the visiting Gallia quintet in a Wedaesday, Feb, 10. 11 will ,onlest played at Cumberland, be played at the GAHS gym. banged 10 47 percent of 8 p. m. when Walsh College of P\ The last game of the season tts attempt~ on 28 of ~- At the I Canton, 0 . comes in for ~oach Art Lanham aptly sum- a home encounter witb Ced· strtpe the ln~hans can· second meeting of the season med np his team's upset loss arvllle CoUege, wlU be played of 33 and RIO Grande Ibetween the two teams . On Jan . 15 by saying, "We just simply ran on Monday, Feb. H. U was or- made of 24 · 9 Rio Grande posted a 74-61 out or gas. This was our second lglnally ocbeduled lor Tuu· Jim Marshall led both teams trilliDph. over the Ohioans. game m two nights and the day, Feb. 23. in scoring as the Rio ace bag- Here 1s the box score lv••"' SIGN TWO .,,.............. •ldlnor•,owowatlow Winter Treads WEATHER AHEAD! ORDER NOW! MOST ALL SIZES Limited Qu•ntities LUMP COAL OR RUN-OF-MINE .12 All Tl""' Carry Pick Up At Our Lot Or Call WY 2-3284 - Middleport UP Firestone Qua,.nt• GOEGLEIN .. READY~MIX CO. TheFtmOUI FREE ICE SCRAPER ,.,.. Phone WY 2-3284.. ' ......... Middleport, Ohio H&RFIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, O. I �,, ,. • • ID " ., d .... Carmel, Betftany 5Churches • p Have erviCe Orf POIDifCIY"M1ddlaport., 0., . . . 8, 196$ DiiU>ese Leader t's Speaker • opa] Church WIft' omen T0 EPISC Burley Report SOCIAL Hosp••ta)l\r news Pomeroy Garden CALENDAR Club Meeu Monday Ell'lf lllqa!Det The horse was on earth long a.m. Tuesday. Di~~<barJed Patients recently discharged before man. Horso flesh wu included Claude Swisher, Mr& one of !he clllef IOIIfell o1 loud Members of the Pomeroy Gar., Robert Rogers, Mrs. Betty for preb!Jtorlc IIWIIIId plclu,..., den Club and guests were enter. , Eolerod Hospital Beatty, Mrs. Harley Powell, of horses drawn by cavemen go The Syracuse Evangelical U- Th PomFeErB. S••·•es are , lained by Betty Newton, home Among those who entered Kenneth Kanouse, John Camel- back . 15,000 yeara, aOCQrdln•0 1 nlted Brethren Chllrie had its e oy ~pe se d M0 d 8f PT. PLEASANT - M1ss Mad- son, Mrs Jack Durst. Mrs Fred quarterly Union Service Jan- club will meet Wednesday at m::C:t ath:Iso~lum ~ ay ter- Holzer hospital in the pa~t 24 io, Mrs. Ethel Grimm, Mrs. to Bn tannica Junior Encyclopaeelino Abraham of W!lhamson, I Schroeder. Mrs Carroll Casto, uary 31 at 7.45 p. m. Youth of 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Phil flee in Mlddle rt Gas of- hours were Mrs. Carrie . C. Edi~ Lahrme~·, Rodney Tripp. , dia. 11'. Va., Dioc<san United Thank I Mrs . Angelo Panteloukas . Mn. the Garmel and Bethany chur- Williamaon. po '.reen, 346 Third Av. . L15a G. Kevm L. McCain, Kenneth R . O!fertnB Custodian, was . the Leo Calandros, Mrs. Charles ' ches had charge of the worship The Guild of Grace Episco- J Miss Newlon prepared and Sheets, 360~ Second Ave. , Mrs. Holltday, Teresa Beaver, Dana census. m 17110, the estimaled pest speaker of the meetmg of ISperow. ~rs_ Jack Park, Mr11. service which was 1 service of pal church will meet at the par- served _a dinner usmg her favor- Garland Htddle, 1_7 Vmton Ave., \L. F~se, Mrs. TholJl&s ~erc~_r, ~pulaflo~ center . ol the nation the Church Women of Christ Robert H1te, Mrs. Dodd~e hymnology , wherein a story rish house Wednesday, at 1 1te recipes. She presented each Mrs . John W. Ratke, Rt. 1 Gal- , ~d Reichelderfer, Augustme v.;tl- Wi:iS ~ poml 23 miles east ol Episcopal Church TuPsday night F"ora n, Mrs . Fred Fr~nkhn, that concerned a hymn was giv- p.m. with a folder of the recipes Hpolis, Mrs. HazPI Guess, Rt. hams, Mrs. Harold Allyer, El- 1'iiB;;;a;;;lt;;;tm'"o"r""e.,...M•d•.===---., in the parish house Mrs Mae Kryder . Miss Lena ' en by one of the youth, that is, FEB. 4 used. Guests were Mrs. Ray. l2 Gallipolis, Teresa L. Shellne, :mer Robinson, Mrs . Samuei 11 Miss Abraham gave an inter· • Foglesong, Miss Reba Beale, ! of the experiences of the hymn The Mount Moriah Mission- rnond Boice, Mrs. Alonzo Cus- !Rt. 2 Patriot, Basil K. H1gley , Pl~kens, ~rs. Don Wees~ and esting and educational talk on Mrs. E. Bartow Jones, Mrs. [ wnter as to how hi& experien- ary Society will meet Thurs- ter, Mrs. C. Melvin Alkire, Mrs. IRt. 2 Bidwell, Gebert R Rid- Mi s. Melvm Staten and mfant 1 ALL LADIES her attendance at the Triennial Harold Somerville, Mrs. GaB ces influenced the writing of day evening, Feb. 4, at the John Werry, Mrs. C. F. Tomp- ]dle, 124 Park Dr., Pt. Pleasant, son. Convention held in St. Louis Faires , Mu.. J . J, Lovell, Mrs. jthe hymn. of any- church with Mrs. Golda Guth- l kins, Mrs. J. E. Foster, Mrs. •Mrs. Gilman C. Grimm, I last October. S l' \\'1lhelm , Mrs. J . 0 . Mor& l one influenced by the hymn rie as hostess. Joseph Kraly and Janie Van polis F'erry, Charles Sines, "Feather in Cap" 1Vr:mken. The.. theme of the . ~~.H~ land , Mrs . Miller, Mrs. Little- were invited. FEB. 5 H~oderson, ,M,r s. John L. Bow- According to some sources, was Mutual Respons1b1hties page . th~ Rev . and .Mrs. Char- I A.fter the !!!tory, the eongreTh.e EUB Men's Brotherhood · . c" ~t, PUny, \\ . Va.! Frank P. 1 the expression " A feather in and the purpose was _to~- les A. P1tzt>r and Mtss Abra- gat10n sang the hymn. Young l wiU meet Friday everung at I LODGE TO MEET 1 Powers, 133 No. Third St., Mid·[ yaur cap" to denote a big achn!Je how God Is working In thiS ham. people made up the choir and the home of Eldon Weeks. A ' ' dleport, Larry Robert Fox, 33 , ievement dates bolck to Ed- [ 1 1 ehanpng world of today. It · sang .:'Blest Be the Tle That film. "Evan.g•lism In Shoe Worshipful Master Dale E. ~uster . St., Middl~port, Mrs. ward, the Black Prince, whore- $7.00•$8.00.$9.00 was attend~ by GVe~ 9,0C10 per· Bmds as a special n~~ber. Leather," will be shown. Rev . 1Sm1th announces that Pome- C~r l Richard .Stewart. Ht. 1 ceived as a decoration for ex· I ~· Including 190 biShops. The The youth .who partiCipated Menzel Smith and Thomas roy Lodge No. 164 Free & Ac- Middleport, Tara D. Bacon, treme valor a crest consisting ' Untted .Thank Offermg presentm that servtce were Sharon Bentz will be hosts. c~pted Masons, will hold its 1634 Lmcol~ He1ghts, Pomeroy. of three ostrich feathers. ed durmg services at the ConThetss, Donna Theiss, Sharon The Happy Harvesters class regular monthly meeting at 7._ Cathy J. Wmebrenner, Syracuse, vention was over $4 million dolY~tes, St~v~ Jo~son, Larry of the Federated church will 30 p.m. Wednesday, FebruarY IMrs. Hazel I. Cleland, Population Center Iars: . Ctrcle, Dooe Circle, Max meet Friday evening at the 3, at the Masonic Temple. There IAugust Rngers, Rt 2 Wellston, At the tim< of the first U. S. Middleport, 0. Mts!ll Abraham her Knopp , Len Mowery.. Tommy church with Mrs. Louis Reibel will be refreshments after the James BIShop, WlikesvJIIe, talk with colored slides taken TheiSs. Kenneth TheiSs Jr., and Mrs. Phil Meinhart as hos- meeting. Ail Master Masons a 'Mrs. \\ 1lliam Maynard, RL I at thto Triennial. A question Steve Simpson, Susan Fischer, l tesses. mvlted re Radcliff, Mrs. Charles Frecka, and answer period followed. Joy Kay Theiss and Miss Mild· Ironton, Mrs. Kenneth D. Stout, 'I1le ECW mt-eting opened at red Carnahan was pianist. 1Richmondale, Michael Rayn, Wath•ble, 54 inch 5:30p.m. m the Church with a The hymns used were DANCE AT WAHAMA I SON IS BORN Rt. 3 Waverly, John R. Myers, 00 Ploln Colo" - - yd. 2,98 Corporate Communion and was "Fairest Lord Jesus,'' "A 1 The Jays will emcee a dance A son was born to Mr. and Havensw(Jod , W, Va ., and Hoov· ' followed by a pot luck dinner. Mighty Fortress is Our God," this Friday night at Wahama "'rs. Carl E. Nottmgham, Porn- er B. Ayers, Ripley, W. Va. 1 Mrs. Milton Miller presided "All Hail the Power of Jesus Htgh School auditortum follow- eroy Star Rt., at Holzer Has- · Births New Spring Fabrics Arriving Daily during the business session and Name, ~• "Abide With Me," "Be- ing the basketball game at Wa- pital Saturday at 5:34 p. m. tt l Mrs. Carl R. Stewart, Rt. 1 gave the welcome address. Mrs. neath the Cross of Jesus," hama. The dance will conclude was erroneously reported ear- ' Middle;){lrt , daughter, 7:38 p s. D. Littlepage, Chmtian Edu- 1 "Blest Be the Tie That Binds ," at midnight. The public JS wei- 11ier that t 11e child was born to m. Tuesday. Mrs. Howard E., cation Program chairman, in'' Amazing Grace,'' "Just AI J come. Mrs. Carl E. Whittington. Frank. Haemf", daughter. 7:24 traduced the speaker. 1Am Without One Plea.'' Youth -· -· ---. ·· - - --- - p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Max A. Singer Sales & Service Attending were Mrs. James PAT WILSON had complete chal'ge of the YOUTH TAKE OVER School serviCes Sundlsy January i Eichinger, New Haven, W. Va., Shadle-, Mrs. Howard Pnce. service. The . Youth . of the carmel 31, talting over offices of the , daughter, 5:58 p.m. ·ruesday. l 1 Mrs. Wylie Min.ton. Mrs. Bort Evangel~eal Umted Brethren Sunday School. Some dasses Mrs. Fr•nk w. Porter, Jr. , 213 1 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Pomeroy Montiegel, Mrs Rush Krodel. l1' W Church had charge of Sunday I also were taught by them. ~ Ur.ion St., Pomeroy, son, 7:56 ~ Save You More 8 Experience~ Galli- ~' 1 1 I SALE I ESKILOO BOOTS NOW The tobacco program with its vital prioe supports is a critical economic factor in the ar • eas where il is produced, and its loss would have widely felt consequences which would up-Ret 24 years of stablllty and bring ruinous disorder. PLAY "NEST-EGG" EVERYBODY WINS • • • • WIN 4 WAYS! .~·. •~n~ liu Avondale Sliced NEW FOR SPRING I tall WII"Ison WII"nner 1 Mrs. Frank Yester. Mrs. John ' youth Sunday Is Observed at EUB Church Of $750 Grant Gill. Miss Betty Berry, Mrs. o. N. Connors. Mrs. F. W. Ingra-: ham, Mrs. w. c Gilmour, Mrs. Bill McCormick , Mrs. Elza ' Martin. Mrs. Tom Walters, Mrs. W. S. Hyre. Mrs Henry Wat· j TOWardc0 IIege Win a Top Value Sta.naps Youth Sunday was observed at the Enterprise EUB church PT. PLEASANT - Patrick ; Sunday with the youth A. Wilson, a senior at Point ! in charge of the service. I Pleasant High School and son Brenda Bentz extended a wei- 1 ol an Appalachian Power Com- come, followed by the call to I pany employee, has neen nam- worship bv Joyce Evana and in· ed winner of a $750 grant in the vocation by Jane Evant. Re; 11th annual American Electric ' sponsive reading was led by I Power System I;ducationat A- MarJorie Bentz and Psalm a. •: wards program. was read by Bonme Slmth fol- j , The son or Mr . and Mrs Eus. 11owed with prayer by the Youth r PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. An-,t.ace Wilson, English Court , and 1Leader ~1rs. Don Hunnel. , na Staats, 86. Hendt>rson. d•ed ·l grandson of Mr. and Mrs Carl Special music was presented early 1'I\tt>'5day U 'd- b~· the Boys of Girls Chorus ter · · at ill her homeSh af- w. 1\'1a!I ox. ", ~7 Broa dwn~r , ;v11 . a .mgermg ness. ~ was .dlt:port P a tr~rk is one who sang •' Jonah and the fi ve wmners among Whalt>" and the Yo!.ah Choir a ret1red cook on nverbo~t s_ iof She was born at Gall qJOI!s d daugll!"r" I wh ich sang " Is He Satis£ied?'' Fer ' .! I 8 1886 h d sons <.~ n ' " o • · t r\ onth u Y · · t e a ugh- Appalachwn employee-s. A II Announcements were made by ," r 0 , e 1ateC .J,rma!Shhan and were honored . Tuesdav at a Judy Smith and Junior Bentz •~1ary I\1ayes as o. e was lundwon .tn Roanoke. · Va .. by and :\11·ke Bentz served as us b• a m ber or th e Hen derson . · Jr., was '1 them d" Ch . h Joe- P C,.dls. Appalach1an vtce ers. Albert Martm, 1 •~ e o Js urc . th k · h' Surviving a e 0 e d hi pres1dent and general manager. f' spea er usmg as IS IOPI<C.:I r n s:1n, aug Pt. er, ! Mrs . Bess u• IV 1'Ison , p atnc · k' s "'The _Lo. : d's L ast Supper. '' Mrs. Moody Wil!inm by Mrs. Thomas Pleas "•nt ·· 011 e st·ste r, Mrs . Rorne 1mnthl·r 1s a clerk stt•nograph- benedJrltlon B t ·t t th I d Moore, Pt. Pleasant five gran~!· : cr . ~ t Appalac htan Pl. Pleasant /~ z, ass1s a~. you ea er, children : II gre.:ll grandchild·. olltt t' ( osPd the sen Iee. ren and 15 ~rear. li:l'E'at grand- Patn ck plans to attend MarTO DANCE Saturday rhlldr€'n . sh.1ll Umvers1ty to take a deThis coming Saturday night's · ~· Funeral service will be hrld gr(•e in busmess admi~1s1rat w~ Htgh School dance will be held ! p.m. Thursday in the Mohr· At Pmnt Pleasant H1gh, he 1s at the Middleport High School Stevens Funeral Home with the <~ member o! the Key Club and Rl'!v. Charle!"t s. Thompson of- ,Nat1onal Honor Society, and . 1s from 8 p. m. to 11 p. m., sponBand ficiating. Rurial will be in Lone re(·ord keeper tnr tht• Semor 'ored by the M.H.S. Boo::;ters. Oak cemetery. Fr iends may Cla ss. He has been a member rltl! at the fum rll l tmme at ter of the bask1·thnll and football ,;;;;~~~~~~~~~~ 2 p.m. todn y. tf'ams and ol' the Library Sci- cans Mrs. Staats of Henderson DI"es Early Tuesdav . Sgt. VandPvt>ndPr Wilh 1000 books you c~>n SERVICE ANNOUNCED : POINT PLEASANT - FunlraJ service for the Rev . JeD. Rodgers, 53 , Hunting- [ .... former rector of the Christ · Episcopal Church. Pt. Plea,.nt ' for eight years. will be held ;'fttursday at 11 a. m. in llw 'l,'l'itlllY Episcopal Church, Hunt qton. Friends may all at the .~el - Carpenter Mortu- 1 llrJ in Huntington. .;Jome do 1t MAGEE Satisfaction ____ lb. 45c 12 lb. PHDNE WY 'Z·263S Middleport, 0. .. Whrte Br.ad E"P. 2/ 6/ 6.'i * FREE SO - ·-- " lnru fOP VALUl lfJ'J..,5 .... _,.. _, one K S StrawbE-rrv Coffft Cake 1 • • • ' • Thrifty Beef 59c FREE 100 Chuck Roast Ground Frash Daily Vniiii L'. - JM~ . J9f,() and 1967 placP<;; wi ll be annolln('ed lnr:d· lv in the counties The hal\nl to l;t' u~rd m ttu:• rPfr rrndum rnn· ta m." onl.v onr question ·· A.n~ you in favor of markf"lm g quota s for bur l e~· tobacco for the thr ee mfl rk t>lmg yE>ars bPgi n- nin g Oct one 6-m ja r s,mtl lg hl lnst1nt CcHee lb. Rolled Roast . Whole Legs '·! . . • . . magnificent Autumn Haze natural mink 1 Full-length. elegantly styled witb double shawl cottar , deep tur" ·back cuffs, hand ·fimshed stlk MNng. •• • with all tbe equip111ent u.at makes baene eatertailliAg so mudl fun. From color teWskwlr to.c.teras. t.omfM Adio.to et: :tRcrOtgaDI l \.................................................... time you visit our stores. Everybody wins. Just Lear oft' zip strip, open card and see what you've won. You'll receive prize or certificate right at our stores. Sign the entry blank portion of each olip and depooit in official "Nee\ Egg" entry box, to be eligible for Grahd Prize Drawing. Krr)<>r ;· t;mpl rJ,\_, ,' luellr~lble To Win, YOU CAN WIN 4 WAYS * Free Top Value Stamps *Filled Top Value .Stamps Sarer Boots *Free Food Grand Prize- flltJO filled books Top Value Stamps Nothing to buy! Grand Prize wiiM' rigid from tlis ..., * . Breasts . Thighs Whole Smoked lb. PICNIC Your dollar's worth more when you shop at th& store that gives TOP VALUE STAMPS I * I Tenderay Boston Rolled & Tied Ready To Cook • • • Wll1an'1 PuN Pork SpJud Luncheon Meat------- 3 ~~ or the House Ba 0 king Committf'f' said Tuesday racketet'fs were moving into tbt" banking busine'is. Natman made the statement to thP Houst" Rules Committrt' in dt"fcnst' of his group's rerl."nt t'ffort to list major sto<·kholdPrs of banks in l~ Fedf'ral Rt>serve System. His rl."marks followed the disclosure by Chairman John 1.. \1PClt>llan, 0 .-Ark., who ~aid his Senate investigation!! !>.Ubcommittee pla 0ned to look into the faihn'e of several fed· t•rally insurrd banks said to ba\'e fallen into the bands of persons of umuot}' ebara<'ter. " . . ' (Sileo! __ lb. 29c) Mr•. Evans Found Guillv of Murder 1 ·~ lb. $1 2 lbs. K:rogrr Brand Slic.t Bacon Ex!>. 2/6/ 65 U.S. No. 1 All Purposo--Whllo Growl' rs WASHINGTON <UPII Chair man Wright Patman, [)-Tu., ll>s. or more fresh Ground Me1t 1 Exp ~ /6 / 6.'i 2 pk~s. Buddig Qlipped Me•t li:>.p. 2/6/65 I , 1965 ?" wil l volt> either yes or no. Center Cut By The Piece JACKSON tUPll - A thr..,_ judge panel Tuesday found Mr s. Al ice. Marie Evans of nrar Ironton in Lawrence Cuunty gUJity or first dea;re£ I murder with a recommendation I ot mercv for the robbery-slay· ing of H.cnry Hall. 60, last Fob. 21 . Tht> ras(' was given to thf 1 J 1 1ri~t'S at 11 p. m. and the pan 1PI dC'IIberated one hour and 15 m1nnt t>s before returning thE vPrdict. \t1rs . Evans was ex· J)('' '' ""d to be sentenct>d to lile in prison at MarysvU1e Rt!form a t o r~ for Women. I II Potatoes 1 Carrots ... 2b~~ l9c Oranges .:·.m:~..~·- 49c Guilranteed INGELS FURNITURE .....5 -~-··"l oavet~ 20-oz . Copyright. Tht Kroger Co., 1Hr5. We ruerve quantity rights. Ground Chuck Tenderay Beef ,._+c..· .. Get a free ''Nest Egg" slip every MOHAWK ..... No. 313 cans "Fresh Frozen Chicken Parts" Linoleum . . . Inlaid Vinyl WALL·TO·WALL CARPETING cant " If growers clearly understand these. they will make the right decision for themselves . and for lhe indu stry. by approving. with a record turnout , the continuJtion of burlt>y tobacco marketing quotas in tht> re-fe-r· endum this ml)nth _'' Bern:. a Henr\1 Count \· . Kv . bur\ Py ·grower , sfres sed . " in thr hur\ev tnhar ro MIJn trv. we kn ow 1ha1 wf> nrr all I in. the ~nm f' boat and that WP I he~d :.111 hC"ii C'r row togf'thPr IT1 lhf" rf'fPrendum. -'!rOwPrs wl\1 vot P on IJuri PV markf'l \n'': qunl n" lor thP nPxt thrf't- ypm·.: lb. EVERYBODY WINS! maf4) 0 0 Center Cut By The Piece Tender 10 Times Out of 10 ARMSTRONG'S yoursell . Ca ll WY 2-2635 for free esti- No. >OJ 0 Chuck Roast 1 ' 0 •.• ••• LIV£ IT UP AT HOM£! EXPERT INSTALLATION! patlern.'i . Professional installation hy us, or 0 1t-!S~w~is:!.:sS~te~·k~:::::===l~b·~5:_::9c~C~h~u~c!k~S~te~ak LET INGELS floor covering for f'very kind of floor. Best Greens . K•~·· ~··:•d, .M~·~· :···: 9 l ~m s t4 qt, Round, Pllltic HEATING IT~ and who i ~ concerned for t h e economic llfe of business and I of communities in the burley I bolt can nul help but feel that wt> confront very seriou:r; prob- No. :IOl undoray PLUMBING DO 14·01, bolt let pkes. ther each burley grower hlm· self cares enough about the tobacco program to support it with his vote ; whether it is something he wants or doesn't want . " Everyone who has at heart ltroQer Catsup • • • • 6 Avondale Peas. • • • .7 ..... 14-... It is simply a matter of whe- the welfare of tobacco farmers , T-oy GAVE DONUTS Your Dependoble Being Tran,ferrPII 1 Doout s gtven to the women PT. PLEASANT - ogL :;. p who can vassed Pomeroy and Dealer For Vandevender of the local State Middleport during the Mothers' Police Detachmt>nt has been March last week ror the March · transferred to the Parkersburg. of DimPs were donated by the AND W. Va., detachment. The re- Wchrung Bakery and the Pom- ' placement for Sgt. Vandevend· eroy Pastry Shop in Pomeroy . er has not been named . Sgt. and Jimmie's Pastry Shop in Vandevender has bfen head of MiddleporL•. _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:.S,==P'"h'"on...,.•_w_v.,-2,.-2,.550,..,,....., the local three man post for the ---- past three years . Other members of the local poRt. are Troop- . ers G. E. Sevmour and R J Blair. · · · Sgt. Vandrvender. wire and two daughters, residt> at 2910 Meadowbrook Drive. Pt. Pleasant. Pleasant Valley Hospital ADMITTED - Mrs. Leroy , Simpkins, Mason : Mrs. DorRel l llulsell, Pt. Pleasant : Wilbur I Price, Pt. lea,.nt : Maggie I Roymao , Pt. Pleasant. DISCHARGES - Mrs. Billie ~ Patterson, Go ilipolis; Mra. Clyde McLane, PI Pleasant; Robert H. Myers. BidwelL BIRTH - Mr. and Mn. Le- ' fl1'/ Simpkins, Mason, a son. I VMHe lxiNct Elqo. 2/6/86 Biscuits ~·:~~·:. 7 Domino Sugar ....... 2 ~~. Sl.09 Tomatoes · · · · · · · Kroger Coffee :"k. P·: C:··:'" ~··k. 2! $139 Kandu Bleach . . . . 3 =:----=;;;::-~-·~ Country Club Hominy 10 N~~~ English Roast _-. lb. 55c ~ilishuR~;st --- lb. 49c I wastebasket ••• 0 ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating f'n er Club. ktro Foncy Whlto • ~. 1-lb. ,d•. F'·."". 1 1 FIG BARS 21b.49c There is no feeling that the program will not carry by the required two-thirds of the growers voting, but lt can be e•pected that the size of the tumout in this vote indeed may be a deciding factor for the future. John M. Berry, president of the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association and chairman o£ the National Bur· ley Tobacco Referendum Committee. said referendum committees were being organized in every county in the burley area . one 4«. jiM' Kroger • Applesauce . . . . . -Cream Pl.eS ........ 4 Kroger Bread 5::.: 1 ........ brolltt E~ssy A1t11tt l'lo llldtl 1 -- A.st. Flavon j I' For Full Details On How You Can Win! Country Kist No. 2'12 The Fabrif! Shop 1 cent $ W Iens bo• Nt.1 Peaches i r;;;._;;;;;_;;;;;::_;;;_::~~~~;;]~~~~~i:iiii~~~~:.! I SEE "Nest Egg" Ad Tide Detergent . . • • Tomato Soup • • • • 10 Kroger Buttermilk Yellow Corn .... • Kroger Milk ·. • • • • 8 .... Cake Mixe·s~·. • • • .4 SAVI .... .3 Salad Dressing • • 58c . ,......Pork &Beans . • • • .9 ..,, • THE SHOE BOX tllu~trated By J .... Lowya (For Burley AollGClotlont Behind the inti!Nive eHorl being made to turn out a rec-- ord vote in the Burley Tobarco Referendum Feb. 25 is 1 sin· gle train of thought : • 1 Huge Burley Vote Need is Stressed Fresh Strawberries PI 39c J;.nfliQ~ ......... ea. 19c Escarole ...... ea.19c Foliage Plants lbs ! Stew &t-ef 1\ VALUUll COUPON • 3p~:·s1 - Atwoyo • !vii oolocmn ef produce •• ,(,....., I.Pafl B!te--§ir.f' lloio ~ .. .,.... _. - - ,r 50c or more any Vtr\ety Grapefruit li:>.p. 2/ 6/ 66 SWIM STAR EN!<OIJJI COLUMBIA, S.<· tUPI1 - An•tralian swimming star Alex Alexander has enrolled a~ a fr~hmsn at the t:ntveraity of South Carollna to pursue a degr e<> in pllarmacy . Alexander, 19, is the Britt'.;h Empire too-meter individual medley champion and waa 1 member of the Aussie Oiymp"' awim team. ,.. �I 0 F b !! l!leS ment Atfalr.!. He ....,lahted the ======-----...:=--------- 8-Dany Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, ·· • · · -· purpo!!< or the organizalion. I New Water Mrs. Stewart p Gives rogra.m Of Devotions refreshmen!J to Mn. Iserved Reuben Stewart, Mrs. Russell Capehart, Lorena Weiss, Min Congregation Dinner Meeting . d Ch h He I by urc Wabama Boosterl Planniq Banquet A leiter of appreciation from Mrs. Helen Davis, Mloa Hilda MASON- The Wabama All> the Mason Counly Cancer SoWells, Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Ml'!l. letic at lhelr meetln& ciety was read thanking the 1 Sle WUllam Fry, Mrs. Murl Megee, -- St M L• 1 L Monday ev-'•• mlde "'""' MASON - Mrs. He en •· M- Albert Swotr.el and Mn. MA80II - "'" · ar. u- on ......., ~-· workers in the Cancer CliDics. art Mason, presented the d.,. '~ Fr theran Upper Flats Annual Con- for the IIIIIIUBl lootbaU l!ld 0 0fCe ' . when the Marvan arne. tl DiM t'"" was basketbaU banqUet bonorlng Mrs RO""h reminded t he "'" meetmg wtll be held at the ~ lh C of vobonal program Hostessea for the February grega on er mee •oe SEWI~C: n .l'R . ld Ha nes members o1 e onven1ton Sunshine Class of the Mason beld re<:enlly at the Commun- senioro and Jettmnen. Mn. The St·v. 1'1l!. I 11:11 mt•t (l!l horne of Mrs Dona M yR IThe F'ederatton of Woman 's MASON - Mayor Dayton M thodist Church met recently meeting wUl be Mislel Hilda tty Bulldinl. Oak Howard W81 apPOb:ated u Tuesd a~ ut tlw hnnH: ol Mr:. rne group hoa~r~ r~am:it Clubs ta be held on March _25 Raynes told Mason Council ate the church. FoUowing the I and Lorena Weiss. Following the dinner during cbairm811 of the banqUet and fl tl ,. H!lll"t ' w1th ~~r~ H. ~ Thomp~on and · r · hd .- R l through 27th at the Greenbrter i Monday, that new water rates reading of the 46th Psalm, the the businesS meeting, the Mrs. Gerald Rood wW be ln Th · at· Be\"an - on tht'lr blrt a\~ e· s 1 h Sp · · · t ff t March 1 I ' o1 decoraIIons · Bryant as ..:o-hostt"S)i ose d · b the Hotel at Whtte up ur rlllgs. · wtll go 10 o e ec · program leader gave a read· group voted to secure the ser· charge . , .,. Mr.., .lohn F1v .l freshmPnLs Wt!re serve Y . M be . . .. h Chri t Wh H ld K 11 1 jllll( Y.t!t' ~ 1 . Hnw- tlu"'lt':>~ tu nlnf members pres- ~hf' club w!ll hold a em r~ Councilmen discussed an or- mg entitled. T e s o vices of Pastor ~ no The tentative date hal been Mr..; Lloyd Rous ' .\ rs. ship Dmner on Ft-bruary 23rd at d" ' ror t!Je sewer connee- Came." and closed with prayof Pt. Pleasant, as vtce pu~ set for March 26tb It the Waf '.Vngt·llh:d-. \1:·~ . H L_ D) r-nt , , ~TINC. , th~ Alt:>x-Quillen Marnonal Build- ll~n~n~nd auLhortzed the engt- er. . \of the church. ~e co~regatwn h a cafeteria. rr. Mr~. H H. _v;.~nu·. \irs :-l I PACK MEt.: ' mg ThiS will be a covered dtsh neer to draft the ordmance Mrs Russell Capehart presldacceptedthereslJnationofPas- am ( 1\'p11. \Jr.., f'll'd H.Jit:'~ . M~~- The Cub SC'out Pack 25ti held d•nrwr wth Mrs .ldek Welch lwhJch will be adopted later. dunng the absence of the tor Jack Welch. One of the projectt of the w T. Stone. gut·:-.Ls Mrs ~t" a Pac·k Mt>t•tmg on Mond11 ~ eve· as charman and Mrs Charles . president Mrs. Reuben Stew~ MASON -A double ring cer· Mr. Henry Elias ~as elect- Varsity W and Booaterl for They also dtscussed enforce- art volunteered to start a emony ~n Satur~ay, January 23, ed as the new counc1lman. The this year Will be the purchase 1, r Zerklt> \1r ~ John Bru rn. mng at the New Haven E U B Dudd. Mrs. Tom Hoffman. Mrs Mrs~ll)" Ebetsb<Jlh :1nd 111e ( llurcl't wtth Den 4 servmg rP.-~ Martm Bensford and Mrs Ed~ 1 ment of the sewer downspout traveling basket for the beneht united an marr1age Miss Mild- budget for 1965 was discussed of blazer jackets for the playho~te..,se s f n·shments, Den Muther_s Mrs. , wm koush servmg on the com- ~ discormectlons I of the class. . red Marte Rairden, da~ter of 8nd accepted. The ~ast year's ers to wear, to and from The next meeting wtll be Cht..,h·r Weaver and Mrs How~ mttte~ Each member 1s to brmg . d H A th Miss Mary Duddmg and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dan R8ltden, of business was alsO discussed at games The Boosters also 8· held at the home ot Mrs ll H. ard Bunts a prospective member to the i The Housmg 3 ~e :me 97uoo0 1 H. A. Lteving, both of Mas?"· Hartford, a~d S-Sgt. William G. this time. greed ·to look into the possibii, lhl' p1ogr am for the evenmg dmncr . onty has appro d ~ · were remembered w1th g1fts Bobo of Clifton. ~e Rev. Hoi· Attending were Mr. and tty of getting a used cub tractVanre on February 9th . LUTHERAN CHL:RCH MEN Wll S prcsentl""d by Den 3, Den The hoslt>sses ror the even- I grant for street pavmg a~ soon I from the class during their re- ley Hensley officiBted at the Mrs. Henry Elias, Mr. and Mrs. or for the" purpose of leveling The Lulh~ran Church Men \1onwr:-. \1r-'> Juhn Morgcm, mg, Mrs. Robert Herndon, Mrs. I as funds are made available. I cent Illnesses. The latter be- 1 p m. ceremony at the hom~ Clarence Blessing, Mr. and off the Wahamo Athletic field. met on Wt>dnesday evemn~ at Mr!:i Harrv Darnell They up- Larry LJevmg Mrs John Mor· James Hughes and H.obertl came ill while vacatmnmg at of Mr. and Mrs. He~ Stut Mrs. Elmer Newberry and St. Paul's Lutheran Church fur I:'Jlt'd with 11w pledg~-' t_u tlw an served ~erreshments to I Roach discussed improvement ! Clearwater, Fla. The class vot- ler uf Mt. Vernon Avenue, Pt. Tim, Mr. and Mrs. Jess tart Rl. t, a coal loader at their regular monthly met'ltng flag . CuD Seoul promise -~nd ~ne~bers attend ing Mrs. Jack i of the street tn the southern I ed to present a wedding gift to PIP:asant. ed Brown, Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Lieving Coal Mine, West Col· with Joe Paugh. pres tdent , pr~- nwtto The scnpt u~e le!S~t~n Welch, Mrs. Jack· Flesher, Mrs. arl ol :\rta~on where the new Mrs. Alma Marshall. Mr. Jack Fmc, Cltfton, S~Y Roush , Mrs. Gerald Rood, Mrs. umbia, reportedly was injured sidmg. Haruld Host' was ~ ~~·r:: · was re<~d by Mr:;. Cheste.r Wea~ Wil liam Husse!l. Mrs. Tom I ~ewer lines were installed re- I Cards of thanks for the ex- as best man_. and Mrs. Herman Inez Roush and Eleanor: •. Mr. on Friday morning at his emed as treasur~r of the org<Jnl- vef and lhr ~n.•up sang Am7_r- ~ Hoffman, Mrs. Phil Batey. Mr~. cently as was a cleanuj}, paint~ pnssion of sympathy from ~h: Stutler, cousm of the bridegroom and Mrs. Charles Blessmg and ployment when a piece of coal zatJOn , ll'<' " at·comp<-~med by Mrs. ~~1- r~awln Stein. Mrs. J~ss Abel, u l'i.~ · up campaign !'or l he families of Lhe late Amy JJVJ· was ma~on of honor. G::re ~g·:._________ rolled down on him, injuring a Tho:;e attendmg were Joe ll<~rll Hu-..;-.t·\\ lin the . pidOu 11te M . H G. Greene Mrs Hilda I .p, . the spring. I den and Everett Thomas, were Foll~wmg the ceremony, a leg. Paugh. H.~ro ld Ho~e H"~ .l:ll'k Ut•n pn'senled a sktt " A I'l~od~ H~:,wa~ . Mrs. Edwin .Roush. ltown m read. Cards of thanks were al- receptmn was held at . the furlough from the Air Force, He was taken to the Holzer Welch, ~II\ Pow~' \1, B1U nus- vrn \ l' rs1on o1 Jilek and fhc Mrsg Donald F Roush, M rs. Attendmg were Mayor Day- 1so read from Mrs. John Chat- Stutler ho_me. Mrs. Clifford N. M., where he is stationed. Hospital by the Foglesong am· sell John ~~ r) and Lloy d H ou~h Ul·<~ n sl<tlk'' . .1. ·. 1 . Dodd · d Mrs Rouert lon Raynes, Charlotte Roush •. tin and the Rev. and Mrs. Darst, P~mt Pleasant, ser~ed bulance, where he was treated ' ROTARY cLCB \lr ~ \\'ill tan: Ru~stl\ pr\'std- ~~~:i:.s ' an · recorder, and councilmen Char· .Mar~:an Frame for gifts which the weddl~ cake- and Dmsy and released the same day. 11 n ed at tt1e busmt!ss meetmg In The HoWry Club met_ Jes Yeager, Woodrow Foreman, they had received . Darst, Pomt Pleasant, served Coal Loader Hurt His leg from the knee to the 1 Thursday evening !or tht>lr reg · thl· ai.N·nu· ol \Jr . ltu ::.-;ell. PEKSO~Al.S ~ I Ceorge Carson and Donald Mr~. Marvan Frame was the ~unch ..Mr s. Edward Me._ In Mine Accident ankle will be in a cast for ular dmnf'r nHTilng ;lt tile Scoutmaster. lt was annowlc~ Mr. and Mr~. Dnald F . ICook. welcomed as a new member of Dermttt, Pomt Pleasant. regis MASON- Donald Smith. Le- several weeks. H ·tf d MethodJst Church. ed !hot Sc()u\ \\l'(·k v.ould De Housh and famlly spent sever·i lh S shine Class. terf'd the g-uests. S-Sgt. Bobo is I .,::~::;:.~;;::;;_;~;_:;_:;:-:..::::.~;.:;;,;;;..;;,:~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,_l T~ 1 . or attendm g were Balph from Fehrucuy 7th through t:uh al days last week visiting Mr. 1\]attox-lloffruan ~I unhosfes!'es Mrs. Helen the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray I• W~~~ore, Rlchard ord, ~lyde ~Hul 1lwt t he b!•YS cou ld w_ear : ~nd ~1rs. Joe McComb and tam~ Ste~:rt and Mrs. Lester Zerkle Fox, Clifton. He is on a t~ay F . Thomas Ht'!'d. Floyd tht·tr urHiornl !:i 1o church and tly at Pittsburgh, Pa. \ 1 ow~ art' Exchanged _ ___ --- 1 1 C~:~·ack Russell Cap~h<trl Har· ~c lluul dunng tin~ r.t.·nod. 8 •Ys 1 ~l:·s. John~y Rou1h servf:!d AMSON _ Mrs. Flossie Mat. II Llny·d Roush. Edw1n wPrl' urged to go lo church dur- on the commJttee to help plan tox, Mason. and John Frank rv· .M 1 f'r · d d d1 · t. d Rome WilltJm~on, Rev . 111 g llih l'lt>l'k It was eu e tlw t~owrnor s r_e~p ' ~" an Hoffman. Chester, were united 5 se~ved in the recetvm~ lme and 10 · m<:~rriage on Friday . .Ja nuMtem_,_ r.·r·tme ·~nd Frank Capl'- tu ll 11ld Tht~ Ulue and Gold Ban1 poured col!ee ·· at t h,e reception · ary 19. at the Ma.son Methoh arvm r < '... tJ Ut'l 11 n f·\·bruary 111 h a1 t1e an .AV .o\LANCHl': CLL'B i\tw Haven E .U H. Chun:h. Th1s t.able. Others atten~mg _ the In- dis1 Church at 7:30 p. m . The The Avalad\e aome Qpmon- 1s 1o !Jt' a c••VPred dt :i ll _dmner <Juguration ceremomes m Ch<~r· ceremony y,.as performed by 1 ··, ub mL'! at the home i:JWJ boy's and their f<umhcs ~re kston recently were Mr. and the Rev. Marvan f<~rame of the ONLY stranon l · _ . L t ' ot Mrs. Harry Staats, wt1h the urgl'd 1o c~ttt>ml Jt wa~ <Jiso an- !\lrs_ Edwm Roush, Mr_. es er Mason Methodist Church. $30 .00 Oown--l•tanc• Oft "esidem . :'vlrs. -~ Tl1omp· no unct'd I hat !lw boys ;1gam Ohlmger, Mr. Lt-o F . Gtbbs and The bride wore a light blue Mohogony Pro·Finl•_h_od_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $5.00 Conv.nJeftf r erm1 ~n presiding .. t;:J· .,.")'" . !Ill~ ypar would decorate ~ Will· I \1r. and Mrs. Carl Tennant. sh~ath dress with which she 4'd' SHEET. only T; . nwl'IJJlg 01wned w 1tl1 lilt' d11 ·1'1' 111 town <Jnd that the Sco uts 1 Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Va~ce wore dark accessories. Attend~ re<:~~~ng o! Psalm 74 by Mrs . .,\, ul d lw\.e the devotu~ns ot the v1S1led thf' ir so~ and fam1Jy , ants were Mr. and Mrs. Char~ Tilllmp~on. lull owt•d l'lllh <t p1· ay· l''eb 1·uary P T.A. m:elmg , s~on - Mr. and Mrs. 1om Vance and \es Roush , New ~a~en. The E'r b the group and tlw Sing - ~or,. nl 1ht> gmup. fhe dldl l~r and childre n, at Morgantown, newlyweds are residmg at Ma ~ FURNITURE CO. MASON. W. VA. inl!. t~ .. 11 ,11 y. l]o:;; Holy· The lor re!l l'\.\nl w<Js_signed Oy sev· W. Va. over the weekend. , son. Mr. Huffman i~ employed I SP 3·5554 MASON, W. VA. · p gave t!lr flag salu te and er:.Jl parL•nt ~ prt•st•nt Mrs Donald Bumgardner IS as a school bus dnver and a . 1 :; u~l~ i\JIH'J"lC~l ·· NEW UAVEN WO!VIM\ ' S . a patient at Holzer Hos_pilal. 1 h'iig~h~w~><~y~em:p~l~oy~e:•:_ · .--...-.--~!~--==------=--=----~iii·;;;·;-ioiiioo"""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=~~~~~~:ii iii~~~iiii::iiii Tile \es.~on '" Prugres~ through ('LUB . 1 Mr and Mrs _ Gary ~-Iller of .• ~----- - - - - - • . .. "' t:~~ o 1ver· by \Irs\ The New li<tVrn Wnman s Kenova wtre recent VISitors of ~ .!l l!l":>il'• lo .. . !"> ' ' . • , 11 ·t '[humpson . The comrmt- Cluh met on January 26th at rt• latlves here. 1 '' .1t ••• r"·tul anll the~:· du1.irS tilt-' Alex-Qutl\en Memorial ButldAmong students sperKiing mid 1!'1 ·, Wlll u . · • llu 1.1u h tha t flower shuuld he ing "Jih J\lrs hdwm l{o u.~h . pre~ semester vact1!10n here WltO s~ 'n l upon the death of a mcm · s1d1ng. The mecttng was open· their pare~1ts w~re : Danny Dodd. ;, . 11 1 1111111 ediitlt' metr.ber ot a I'd wlth tlH" Ilag pledgt:' a.nd Jerry ~a l_l, _W1!11e Ca~hart of 11 {'luh mt·mber 's family. Also the Club coll~ct by all. Wesl V1rgm1a Tech; . Phd_ Cooke ; .... , tlimn' for I he s1 ck shuuld Devol Wesl Virginia ,U~I~ers1ty J~ j 1u rh W\·n' pre -;entcd by 1 of _ 1 te st·nt upon the agreement of Mrs. Edv.irl S.tetL The pro· I Sc1tes_of WesL V1rgama Wesl~) ~, \L , t'ullllllt\f't. g1;,m (or 1he meetmg was on an; Lmda Lathey of Glenvtl~e : Cam•·s pnzes were won by Pubhc Affairs and g1ven by State _College; . Nancy Abolm ~ 'tr ~ E\n•y Kaylur and M1s. P::tu l ]{J(.'ka nl . lrt•asurer of the of Ohto Un1v~rstl~ ; Ja~e P_ow~ Iilii ll S Thomp~on. The febru- New Haven lndustnal Deve!up· of W~st V1rgima Umve~s:ty • \ ..~;_,..;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. \Sheldon Koush . .lohn La~ne, 1 "'I . Bil! FrPy, Hoss Frey, Louis I Is1smondo. Arklc Sismondo . I:Jar·l bar a Howard, Rick Abd, Car<r , REG. 60c lyn Lte~ing. Ch_arles . Yonker, David K<uschmk, Je:tnet Hoff~, •I man, Jerry Wiles, Donald I Brown, and Amy Rousb of REG. $J.QP _ REG.59c _ \1arshall llniverstty Hecky Goodnite, a studen~ at :-;1 Joseph School uf Nursmg, spent the weekend here with 1wr mother, Mrs. Frances Good~ nile. REG. 59c Rates to go Jnt F NEw (lAVEN Booster~ DONALD DUCK Ml'ss Ral'rden, Sgt. Bobo of Clifton are Wed led ..... .... ll!llhb... •h eBOVND BI.W ., Salvo Q&OVND CBIJC& Detotpftt 11M\ .- lllor• J •'u• J::rtra IAaa Rllfllll.f SPECIAL' ~~;;~No;:l~E~~~~~. ,, ... ,... 12! et •nr l'l•n• Ill . t.ua (IUOKII:i:8 REFUSED ON ANY Mr. and Mrs. Roger Frecker · REG.69c _ __ 1 . of Pomeroy spent Saturday eve- : ning vi!!iting with Mrs. Helen Stewart and family. I 4Jc USED CAR No Down Payments Bank Financing No. IS FOR SALE • • • YOU TELL US WHAT Y'OU WILL PAY AT--- METROPOLITIAN MOTORS Pomeroy, 0. ,.. ,- of!" ,..n .,..ff"- 1 1 mond DeHaven. Recent dinner gueotA of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swalzel and · family were Mrs. Norma Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Swat~ zel, all of Pomeroy , and Mrs. Ann Blankenship of Canton , 0. Mr. and Mrs. Marmie McMil~ lion m1d son, Marshall, are all 1 residing in Mississippi where 1 the men are employed on con~ struclion. MUM CANDY BARS c l REGULAR .Sc '·' MASON - Mrs. Shirley Kay of New Haven entertained the Altar Society of the Sl. Joseph 1 1 Catholic Church at her home Monday evening. Fo11owing the regular business meeting and social hour , rclreshments were ~erved to Mrs. Edward Bald~ win, Mrs. Paul Van Matre, Mrs. Alberta Wiles, Mrs. Peggy GurUs, Mrs. Gary Gibbs, Mrs. Mary Barbara Noilge and Miss Fredericka Schwartz. 10 ·- :,.,._ ... ' ,.. .. .- .. ,..,. *" ~""·• •- <~- mora convenient to charge. We want to sbow our apprelll· by extending credit wben you need it. for I~ .YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 73 I ,.....- _ .. . ..- r•• -.- _ .... --..- - · - - · - • Ml~ ST. 122 N. SECOND ··- --- ___ __ .., ~ Ctn1. Can a 79c 27-oa. Con Fully Cooked Ha Full - c BYE .ll•loal Pke.l 12-Loef Pl<c.l WHEAT 303 can1 bas fiam S~ices Ham Slices c c:~~~~. llttf '··~:~~'; . ,. 4- Flavorful Craek11 aar,.l 4 .... '1 4 '1 4 .... '1 12-o&. btls. 303 Sharp btra Sharp 2 ::s 39c 5 300 '1 10·0•. STICK 49" lb. u. •· ...... ........ 4 Booth BREADED Fully Cookld Canned oz. pkg. 10-0s. PKC. _. 63c 5-lb. Can Instant Coffee Fresh ... Fresher c 10·01. FRESHEST $371 J1r Jan 99c 6 Cake.j 11-ct, Pitt• 1 1-;~ ...... 18-o•. Jar ·oro Fresh Strawb'ries·2~~:.· 48c FREE PARKING IN REAR sec U..le loy llue Fltloy Willie Bllda '0 'Bleach :: .21• ':!..'· 4h •(II• Wlltt F.l•kn ,. BLUIIG Mrt,· • .. ..."" .·~ ---· '4 I •• . ,.,,. I . ._ ~'H •' · . • I lb. 69c ~onghorn Cheese Swift'• Pttmium - .•.49c U.S. Go,.·t. lntpected ·-,.1 Chipped or d, ~~ . 69c .. $1.99 Ch oppe d Ham su.. I iff's- U.S. Gov•t. lnspKffll ~iff ~lit. Buraers ~ box- 18 Lg. Serving• a l••uty • '"' .,.,. Wr •llflllw If,._*"* katie IVANS - SQUARI Peanut Buffer 49c FINE BAKED FOODS '1 Big Top 29c Whole or Holf Hulth Slrawberrr Preserves c ~' ....... 12-14-lb. Average IMUCKII'I 12-o•. · ~~-····~ 411·-, Swift's Brookfield - U,S. Gov't, lns.pKted EVANS cans 3 .·· HAMS Le11 lh•n te an ounce! c 24 16-18-lb. Ava. Swifl'l Premilm Molle - SALAD TOMATOES <2-Loaf Pke.l Morton Pot Pies ·Morton Donuts · 89c lb. 99.c SSe lb. 39c lb. Hygradc's Original De tuxt West Virginia Rrand Ham U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Kraft cant Pkg. turkey ~~- CHEESE SHRIMP 303 No Sliceo Removed Fully Ceoked centor cuh Minute Steaks 99c 46-oz. 46-a&. c Boneless Chuck Roast :·~\:~lb. 79c glatl Morton ohlclt.n U. S. Government lnspected - Swift's Premium lean $1 6 5 303 '1 3 $1 3 .... '1 I!MOVID BUTT HALF WHOLE HAM ORANGES 51b. ' . MIDDLE:' ORT, 0. I · lb. 2'12 SWIFT'S PREMIUM - BREAD 1fiiiTE •Morton ATTEND HOP MASON - Over fifiy 4-H'ero and their guests attended llle . Hill BlUie 4-H Club Record Hop ·on Friday evening at the Upper Flats Community Build· illl!. Attending in addltton to the parents was their 4-H lead· .-, Mro. Gerald Rood. comes a time for most of 111 when our casb II low and It Ia 2 49c 4 $1 SHANK HALF tb. Florida c SALAD DRESSING FuLL NO SLICH Swift'o Promium - ---FROZEN FOOD BUYS--- you substantial savings on your DRUG NEEDS. There atlon SOLID CRISP 21/z Del Monte Golden Corn .;;·. ~!:~., Del Monte Sliced Beets Del Monte Pineapple Juice Del Monte Pi'ple·Gpfrt. Juice Del Monte Cut Green Buns Del Monte Chili Sauce Del Monte Fruit Cocktail Del Monte Spinaah Del Monte Tomato Sauce We greatly appreciate your cash business and we offer REG. 43c I O·os. Jor can ·~· Roanoke, _va. Mrs. Ryan ~as accompamed there by Mr. Ray· ENTERTAINS SOCIETY THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! EVERY CAR r- . I ON OUR LOT! 606 E. Main St. Mrs. Emma Ryan visited two weeks with Mrs. Anna Avis at & Vegetables Valencia I CHARGE ACCOUNTS COFFEE COCKTAIL' I ' c 1 Cona Swift's Premium U. S. Gov'llnspected Fresh Fruit 'DIJ11/mite FRUIT v RIGHT GUARD Finest Quality Head LYSOL · - · - - 41 c I Falcer'a Instant $1 2 112 LETTUCE PRELL REG. $1.00 3 HEAD ALBERTO VO-5 PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA 101111 D.UCU• TEA P.t.&rt Mr. and Mrs. Mark McDan- ie, pt, Pleasant, visited on Su?day with Mr. and Mrs. CurtiS McDaniel. Mr. Harry Campbell Is reported ill at the home of his SISter, Mrs. Alice Bletner. .rovon Liquid wox New thur Sat., Fob. tth c 1 15-oz. Whipped PtUJNI JUI(ll HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. I REASONABLE OFFER sse WALL PANELING c Can a snced .VNSWI!ET 1 Mason Personals An tO-ot:. lJOlll• 1 1 •••• box of: ~rtl:11u• 21.1 sliced I Oo eff Label Giant and 4 89c 2 35c Yosemite Y. C. Peaches JELL·O Gelatin Summer Isle Pineapple Mrs. Filbert's Margarine Lady Tabor Sweet Potatoes Johnson's Klear TAILITS thr11 lat., Feb, 6th al •nY Evant Now I Over Stocked ! 81ut Sht ... $ 4t·- Corner Mill & Second St., Middleport 1 ALKA SELTZER Dater1ent lOc off~ .... JUICE 'I MASON eer Grapefruit 1 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 HEINZ CAKE All Flewon ·~· 55• katie EVANS - Brown 'N S.rYe BREAD 2 ,. ICl BOX RYE 1, .... Ln. 49c 49o <( ' ka~le EVAI!<IS IIHle lo PM• AMMONIA I:Z.oL ~tL llt La•• 29o ......... LIMON . . . .. . . .& loll. ·MII'I SAVE 11c SAVE 19c SAVE lo ~~:~~ Siro Tu~. nc 3h lise t .... lire r.~. rulle 56c ••••• 34o 24c 99c R11. $1.49 JIIGENi LOTION WI DISPENSER 1..... bJI, lull-. DEITU-CREME ~· c..... UQUID IHIMPOO ~L . • , ~ �• 8-DaUy Sen!lnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ,_Feb. 3-'- 1965 UPI Briefs ... f Contmued from page 1) Some 100 stnppers m nearly 20 C'lubs m the entertamment district formulate-d plans to start a str1ppt.'rs ' umon after three g1rls wert> ftred b~ a club owner who refused their demands fur h1gher pay 'Gtrls should get at lea"t $56 a week b 'I SIC pav sa1d stripper Barbara V<in UlrPn who works m the Sunset Stnp ' dub of Soho - London s Squ;1re mile 30 Die in New Battle For Capital Carnival Air Turns Sour, Three Die in Knoxville I in the streets of Vientiane as troops of right-wing Gen Phouml Nosavan battled to se1ze the 1 eapital from a new coalition former rebel colonels By noon casualtleo known to have reached at 30 killed and wounded and death toll from mdlacrlmlnate artillery firing was feared to be rismg The U. S Marl•e embaasy barracks was ~II by mortar flrt but no inJuries were 1 tor some of the girls 'Ibe second battle for 5 to 10 - Vten~ p.rrison Gen. Kbam Kong made a Roush's Shoe Store dawn river landing east capital and joined national lice forces loyal to Gen Middleport 1 l-ONDON - light. Fair and not qui.. so Legislative Wheels Rolling VOL XVI NO. 249 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Delmar A Canaday, a former two-11me mayor of Pome· ru~ f1led h1s petition of candidaC'y for the post Wednesday at the Me1gs County Board of ElectiOns. A Democrat, Canaday presented tus petition pnor '.o the deadline for f1hng at 4 p m. He will oppose mcumbent Char· les Legar, a Repubhcan m the November general elect.'Qn Mr. Canaday sa1d today "I am seekmg elect1on as mayor becnuse, bemg a democrat. I feel I can obtam more federal a1d for the v11lage of Pomeroy Canaday served as mayor from 1948-50 and 1952-54 ProJets wh1ch Mr Canaday sa1d Y.ere cnmpleted durmg his terms as mayor mclude rebu1ldmg of the Pomeroy parkmg lot, mstallment or sewers, mJUal mstallatlan · of Pomeroy parking meters and clearmg the debris of the old opera house at East Second-st Mr Canaday has .also been an unsuccessful candidate for con- ~ Vaughan PRIME MINhelt~t1ghf... t progmm for the Bnt1sh ec'lnonl".' He emerged as a fi!;htmlo! - hard wmner from a blltrr ba!l le m the HousE' of ( mnmons Artf'r a sturmv debate thHt REALLY ROMAN- Th1s enrled Wrt ~on s f1rst 100 days sum mer e\emng drf's.s of in ffl ce - called a 'ho ney- claSSIC l1nes IS worn as a 0 , toga, after the anc1ent moon ll\ Uw UPf~)S,IIwn - 8 Rom::m ~owns The dress Conse1 Vll! Jvf' pari\- no ronfl I crt>ated bv Pnnc-ess Gahtzme denct>'" mnt1on v.as defeated of Rome -IS done m pmk and 'fuesdav mght bv <1 17 vote ma- greeu prmted silk. JOfltv The W1 l ~ nn v1ctory came _ _ _ _ __ _ am 1d Jf'ers and shouts after H•P prune m1mster S<l ld he would scrap a $560 m1ll10n BrJI I 1~1"> mr l r t t~rv transpnrt 1urrP1ft prnwet rn favnr of an Amrn c m rn al Thrs would twl out Brrl am 's defense bud~f't he sa1d • J AT TAX TIME For npert guidance 01 fil1ng your 1964 tax return, order your copy of Ray De 1 1 Crane's "Cut Your Own Taxa" GOP Mounts Opposition en tine )W YOU ENOY - .··- lotllon tile .., • II life .,....... • I:: V _c ..,. fe&ll .... eutll " ellllllo ~ • . <'rC ,. ·- "' ~ ::: =: -;: -J ~ -=:: :- .:- .:: ,s::. ,-' c:: FIVE CENTS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1965 • • IS Ill islt'l Harold W1lson pusht'd a· hPall tod,Jy w1th a "'._ c- - --1~~o:. ~1 "f) l l'l C at y e ..ld Friday. High today 17·!1 lo" tunl~ht zero to 10, blp Frldaf ZZ.!I. Vulcan1zed Sole Site • Polr •od con~nuod eold to- PIXIE BOOTS ane erupted when troops under arrests have been made llurmg the current desegregatmn driVe Pollee arrested 520 more demonstrators Tue.~ay m Selma 1 S1xteE'n Negroes were arrested in Manon, Ala one or the rural art"as near SP ima wht're the mtegratwn campaign has spread Dr Martm Luther Km~ Jr, ltader of the rarnpa1gn was J311 ed m Selma Monday for pa- 1 radmg y,.Jthout a pPrmlt He was Jpadmg a group of Negroes j toward the courthousr y,.hen arrf'"led He prormses to stay m Jail YF.A'I'RiiR GIRLS re)!Orted NEGROES PLANNEO Fl'R· ther demonstratiOns today m Selma Ala . where around 1300 I I VIENTIANE. Laos !UP!) Heavy l!gbllllg broke oot today ot sm ·- Wl1Prf' a stnke by stnp-teasers endf'd rn a partial VICtory REACH AGREEMENT MOSCOW <UP! ) - Russia and Japan Tuesday reached Illformal agreement on a H.t4 trade pact calln~g tor $358 ltt\J.. !Jon m mutual trade Under Lht agreement to be Signed Friday Japan will export $189 mdhon worth of goods to Russil and the Sovtet Union Will send $161 m1lhon worth. GJVe chtcken- a--,ta-st;y- lookmg color by sp(lnkhTig w1th papnk:a when frymg. \ WORLD gress lwice smce he became ar-t1ve m politics 18 years ago. He has operated the Canaday C:hemlcal Works on Butternut Ave siene 1932 He IS married to Bertha C olme Canaday and they ha~ three ch1ldren, Anme Chopman, Pomeroy , ·carol Mulvey • and June Turley, both of California, and 10 grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Canaday restde on Lmcoln H1!1 Drive Mayor Legar flied hts pehtion for re-elecllon eariler thl!t week and will be seeking his fifth term m the post Four carnhdates, all Repubiicans, filed for the four vacanc1es on counc1l ThE-y are Frank· hn M Rizer J Luc1en Poulm, Donald Colhns, all mcumbents , and Roy M Reuter Mr Reu. ter had served on counril before resJgmng last year because or 1llness Councilman Bill Baromck , a democrat. IS not runmng for rt'· electiOn. F.:lection officials were under tded today whether or not - - -- - - to Head Crusade Pomeroy will have a pnmary. an and Wayne G1bbons G•bIN MIDDLEPORT bons IS president of coum·•l now. A Republican primary appear. Republicans wno hied earher for council were John Zerkle, ed certam m Middleport thl! May after five more candidates Jacob Turner, W1l11am W Inflied pehttons for vtllage coungels, Frederick W Gibbs Jr , cJI before Wednesday's deadlme and Fred Hoffman Zerkle 1s Four of the newly announc-ed presently on ~ ounc 1l cttndidates f1led as Rebuhcan s. Four of the cand1dat~ for The fifth , "..eorge H Baker, subcolmcll wJII be nomlnatea dur • m1tted his petition as an lndemg the Repubhca n pnman pendent The only Democrat who hied Repubhcam presentmg petifor coundl w1\l be nommatPd hons yesterday were A L Kmg, durmg the RP.publn:an pnmarv B F. Parmelee, ~ -w __V_augh·_ __ T_he o_nl_y_Democrat who fllt:'d for council was Ronme K HublJO:Ild Gene Grate. mcumbent ciE'rk· treasurer wtll have opposltiOD from another Republlran Rtchard Bailey Both fJied peiJUOrll earlier The race for mayor of \ohddleo. pnrt will I){' between C 0 Ftsb- er and Carl H Platter. Jr. Both are Republicans Mr 1-''lsher servf'd two termt as ma)or dunng the 1940s Hi1 opJ.X~nent let 1~ the \OUthful Mr Plat. a nahve of Cheshire U. S. Dollar, UN, Attacked E. LARRY MOLES Moles will Be Speaker For Jaycees For 32 yoarS De Crone has been a news,aper writer and' editor. For 25 years he's , been a tax columnist. This r.ombination em~nently qual· ifies him to tell you what you want to know ••• in a woJ you can understand . , • about the new tax regula• tions. "Cut Your Own Ta.-es" has 64 pages, is Illustrated Yritb s~am..Pie forms and costs SOc. , On These Items! Trustee for Salisbury eTOASTERS eiRONS eRADIOS e ELEC. DRILLS e ELEC. HEATERS CLELAND'S T.V. SnLL LOTS OF BARGAINS TAKE IN OUR A PORTRAIT SHOE CLEARANCE OF YOUR FEBRUARY CHILD THa•a ADMIIIIAL IIIXTJIIA. QUAUTY fUTURII Naturalizer- Smartaire- Grace Walker ) February's child l'lat~ a heart ournowlng Wllll love and eagt' r curiOSity ~tray kittens and pupptes c:o mt' mto }Our life when thr~ t>aby beilnS to toddl e Collections of sea· shells and caterpillars, books and rnusrc Jesson~ wtll fol· low So Will d~tl.f'n~ of nergh~Hhood chtldren because February neVPr mt-Pts anyone but il fn€nd '-fus1c, art, literature and the sea Wlll be JnJptJrtan l tu thr 8 ch1ld ~ut a rewardllli careE't Y.tll offer the ireatesl satlsbctlon. There s mafic 1n 1 F('lmtary bab}! Primrose 1s the February flower. Ar:u thyst 11 the bU"lhstone. GROVER'S STUDIO PHONE WY 2·2475 220 1!. MAIN ST. POMEROY WALKING HEELS- DRESS STYLES DRESS SALE I ........................... VALUES TO 13.00 1 GROUP OF DRESSES 2.oo 1 GROUP OF DRESSES 1 GROUP OF DRESSES 3.00 5.00 Dr•sses Formerly Selling 8.95 to 10 95 NIW ADMIRAL COLOII PIDELITY CONTROL 1P.r -<IIJ Tune In ~~t•tmtJt1 rl ch •t~ Color ,.,. lnutnllyl • 24 kt pold prtclslon wlrlnt In wital ,,.... • Front Color n Contraltl Brlthbt. .l control. PRICES START AS LOW AS , $399·00 6.99 to 7.88 WINTER COATS AT 1h PRICE Chapman-Can~day Phillips Sisters Style Shop In the Mltlcllo llock Next to llborhlclo •••••••••••••••••••••••••• With Workoble Trod..ln ·~riMitiOif..,. lllllb;tiKh'*'"lilan ADMIRAL ••• Morlt o( Quality Tlrroufhouf til< World _BAKER FURNITURE " I'OMIROY'S QUALITY SHOI STOIII Court St., Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT, 0. .. .,.. I - � 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 02. 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