http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b62d920ddfbbd524bee99dc3b7b0192d.pdf 96cfdf24205badd7cf9761225140b999 PDF Text Text .. ' ..~ Sentlnet, Pomeroy-MI.Ifdleport, 0-2 M~r. u. Around AboutAnd MiJdleporl U' ,c~mmittees_Namecl for Annual Party For Micfdleport High Senior Band '"' Cond ft'~-~ G ~'rl1111 Catholic Women P''.an Rummage, · Bake Sales tees --> ,._ e, .... ~·· ..,auuu reu; lllitteea named lor the annual Table - Dorothy Jenklna, Mrl. l lt!Uar band party 011 AprU Robert Burkett, Mrl. Kitty the Ml~)JOI'I Band Boost· Kauff, Mrs. Clarence Lacey; 1 in Monday even ina at the high coHee - Mrs. Robert Sdunoll. ! IChool Servinl sandwiches and puacb ·I· • .... d · ... d .~ .. •- ,._ . ~ ·.Mn. Cash Bahr, pres-.t. urmg ance ww "" ~•• w~ In charge of the meeting I Ray Cunnmgham, Mrs. . Paul . With Mr. William Ruosell, dl· ~aptonsta ll and M,... Allie Hawl'fdor, present ey. Seren Lewis, president of the The grou~ voled to serve the bond, outlined plans for t h e alumni banquet In May a n d party which is to have a "Shan· plans were made lor the annu. £fila" rheme this year. There al spring band concert to be will be a dinner al 6 p.m., lol· held April 9. Appomted on the lowed by danci11g in the aud- nominating committee we r_ e toriwn. Band members may in- Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. W1lvite a guest to the dance. Ham Grueser and Mrs. Charles Named. on the commitlees Archer. wHerek, KltM chen 1- Mrs. BGteohrge ac ett, rs. ra u c er. _ Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. CriSwell, Mrs. Roger Morgan, Oln Mrs. L1onel Boggs , Mrs. Wd- 4 11~ Grueser _and Mrs. Ohlinger ; Serving - Mrs. Bodimer, Mrs. Henry Clatwor... tHy . Mrs. William Davis, Kath· Mrs. Leo Williams returned rvn Evans. Mrs. Robert King, to her home, Jackson Mrs. William King. Mrs. Paul alter spending several Gerard · dining room serving with her Sister Mrs. Welby and cl~an-up _ Mrs. Don Mul- ley. Rock Springs Road. S h len, Mrs. Tom Rue, Mrs. Jean w~s . accompanied home by Mr. were ll!lldo and r., u"' M • I About ' Y People In Pomeroy Mrl. Leo visited over bet father, Sr. and her Wire 53 Stode_nts Take Tests at Rutland lfigh 'lll8. Catlio1Jc Women'• club baa completed plana lor a mage sale Friday and S&llll!· day, April J.J In lb.e S m I I bulldJna, I~ E. Second Pomeroy. A bake sale wW be held on Saturday. • Commltteea named lor the Mr. and Mrl. Robert Sharp sale were Mn. Paul easel, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hap- Robert Burkett and Mrs. J. lonstailand children, Edith and M Thornton ; telephone. Mrs. Bill spent SUnday In Zanes- n.;n MUllen Mrs Wllllam where they were gueots of Clark Mrs.' Charies Clarkson Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sharp and Mra. 'christine O'Donnell Mrs: family. jEdwln Wehrung and Mr~. gene Conde Friday worlters Lucy Martin, Cheshire, was and Mrs. P~ul easel, Mrs. oa: the Saturday overnight guest of vid Goodwin Mrs. David ObMr. and Mrs. Orin Smith. jlinger, Mrs. ' Howard Dailey, Mrs. Arnold Richards, Mrs. Mrs. Leon McKnight, and Mrs. Paul Gomer, and Mrs. Ervin Homer Gordon, Saturday WOirk·l!l Baumgardner were in Gallipo- ers. lis last week to attend the ..,._ The group will meet. Thurs· qulcenlennlal observance of the day to sort the clothing. Thcoselll Firs! United Presbyterian with rummage to be picked up Church when ihe national mod- may contact Mrs. easeL G •·•-erator, Dr. E. . Hawcwm was. the guest speaker. Mr. and Mra. J. A. toung, Sr. visited recently in Chillicothe With his doughier , Mrs. W1lUam Kitchen, who is a patient at the Chillicothe City Hospit- Mrs. Mart Crary was guest Swldt, Columbus, lb.e weekend with Mr, C. H. Wille, aister, Mills Ruth ...... - ~ 1111 ~ . .., l"W, • Ia ••• ' "' tile .............. ....an-~Ua•.-t4•• . •!!l at Hlgh~~D~ Jl'llty·tlp'ee st.. - NOW YOU DOW ' .. e • • .. • Ra$ Scholanblp 'tests pvetl by ~ Sauer, Gullisnce Counselor. i~~Jt week Wlnnera of the le!tls and thek laubJeclll Included; vii.; l.l'ri<t&Y 1' GleDda Bob Thomas . lied In the Mrs.crary is Honored Guest for Bl'rthday Cooke. Mrs. Lewis Long, Mrs. Williams who spent the al. of honor Sunday at a dinner 1~~~~~~~~~~ Paul Davis, Mrs. Kate Wilson, with Mrs. Whaley. Mrs. Robert Faulk (Sandra given by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Toney. Mrs. Katie McKin- Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and Miller) is recovering from gall Mora at their home, Cho!Sier l ney . \1rs James Pullen. Mrs . daughter of Colu~bus were bl~dder su_rgery at Mercy Mem- Road, in obs_ervance of ~er Jack Hawley. Mrs. Fr.ancis An- weekend guests 01 her parent&, orta1 Hosp1taJ, Urbana last Wed- birthday wh1ch was Fnday. derson Mrs. Doris Dailey Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. nesday. Her mother, Mrs. Gail Two birthday cakes were ser· Charle; Bradbury, Mrs. Eugene Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher Miller, ill with her daughter ved wilh the dinner to Mrs. . ,, """'II and son, W1llie of Belpre were and family. Earl Shumaker, Mr. and Mrs. • 'lbe 'Home Deman· Sunday dinner guests of his Weekend guests of Mr. and Robert Shumaker and Kelly and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Mrs. Leo Kennedy wore Mr. Stephen and Mr. and Mrs. Cl!$ wiD , ,mOet Wed· Fisher. and Mrs. Jesse Lake of West bert Robinson and Dean of New Mrs. Grover Erb was hosless nesday at I p. m. 11 the MarRoland Fisher returned to his .lellerson and her doughier and Lexington; Mrs. Norman to the Third Friday club Fr~ tin Restaurant lor•.-lbeir annl· 1 studies al Mountain State Bus!- family, Mr. and Mrs. Michael•' and son, Thomas, Seneca- day eveninl at the home of her / ~~r~~ dinner followe4 by . a BIG FREE SHOW ' ness College Sunday Ohlinger and son, Michael, of VIlle ; Mr. and Mrs. Reed Crary, daughter, Mrs. Don Rea, Min-/' at 2 p. m. at lbe home Th1..1nday, Much 2Sth l •ft.er •pending the weekend Nelsonville. The birthday anni- Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ersville. Mra. Martin McAnluJ. Ea&lOPENING NIGHT ' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ma· versary of Mrs. Ohlinger was aid Wildermuth and the honortray favoro will be made son Fisher and family. observed with a family dinner, ed guest, Pomeroy and Mr. and A short buslneBB session was lor lb.e Carman Nursing Home. Jackie Gltoason in Mrs. Wilham Fisher and son featuring a decorated birthday Mrs. Mora. . held with Mrs. Henry Reibel, MAR. II "GIGOT" I returned to their home, Belpre cake. Mr. and Mrs. Lake visitCallmg during the afternoon vice president, In rharge, El..,. Whlte. Shrine I (I n Color) , Mondny evening alter spend· ed Sunday evening In Coolville were Mr. and Mrs. A. A. N1berl tlon of offlcera wss held with ~eel at the - :anding the weekend ' with her par- with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Con- and T~na and Todd of Gallipo- Mrs. Reibel selected as pres!. Thllnday .at Gent> Nf' lson Fay Spain ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold. grove enroute to West Jefferson. hs; Miss June Ann Wamsley, den!; Mrs. Dale Smith, secrom. tor praetl~ All elected " THUNDER ISLAND" Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher Mrs. Kenneth Byer, Gallipo- Pomeroy; and Mr. and Mrs. tary, and Mrs. Fred Dessauer, appcilnled offlcen are 111'1· visited recenfly at Chelyn, W. lis, spent the weekend at her Donald Mora and family. treasurer, to be preaenl. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth home in Middleport. Games were played and priz. Afternoon Circle wll1 Farley. Mrs. Farley is recuper· Mr. and Mrs. Horten Brown, es awarded to Mrs. Albert EbThursday afternooo at Pomeroy, Ohto atinl from recent surgery. Columbus, spent the weekend ersbaeh, Mrs. Riebel, Mrs. Am- p.m.;!,! Beautiful...Compact... E fficient Val Mitch was the Sunday in Pomeroy and Middleport wilh eet1'ng 1'n old Ha•es and Mrs. Smith. ' . bro th 9',,relatives. Mrs. Brown is the Easy to carry... Easy to store dinner guests of hlS LJlpstesses M wUI M be Mrs. GiblAST TIME TONIGHT Theodore Mitch and family . j former Lora Rousb, formerly of Refreshments were HI'Ved loyd,. rs. ayne " SEX AND THE Clloic:e ol dlyifll te,.ratures • Eaka·la1ge, SINGLE GIRl" Several memhers of the First byd ~- hoBenstessNto ~'!::.« ·~:e The~!!i!' ~~ID.Ciub Paul Fisher ret~rned to his , Middleport. (Technicolor) ~IIJ)I fasilllll bonae! • Nail<l'yer • Beautiful employmenl at Ch1lhcothe Sun- ~ Forrest Bachiel, student at Baptist Church In Middleport an """· . eu~- .... ~·· will meet Tburaday evenlni on Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood, day evening, alter spending the . Mount Union College, is opend- were In Jackson Thursday lor Everett Dailey, Mn. Mu Mein- March ,- . . Sly)ifll e Re-abJ81118kl!·Uj1 mUIOI 1 21 at 7,110 p. m. at the Hetuy Fonda, Lauren Baca11, weekend at his home. 1 ing the sprinl vacation with hll the meeting of the Rio G ode bart tllld auut, Mn. Rea. The Me.l Ferrer, Fran Jeffriel, Edward E. Horton, Count BaMrs. John Frick returned parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forreal Baptist Association held ~a the next meoling will be held at ~~~~.~a::.::::: Wortd·F•IIOUS aie and Orchestra . home Mo~day . from Meigs Gen- Bachtel and family. He became J•cbon Baptist Chureh. lbe home of Mrs. Dale Smith. Rodt' Sjxinp Grange 'Will v... c, .. ~,· Colorc~rtoon• era! Hosp1tal and 11 lmprovmg. Ul lhlo past week and Is conliD- Tbey were the Rev. and Mrs. ''l'burallay at 7>10 p. m. A Rev. A. N. Grueser of ed to his home with a lddney Donald Boone Mr. and Mrs SERIOUSLY ILL will be p~ by WED. ond THURSDAY CUyh arMirived GSunday lor a visit lnleclion. E Fred Gibbs, Mrs. Paul Smart: Austin Lehew, 1 former Poma refresh- See the complete line of Hoover Eledrlc•l Much 2~25 NOT OPEN Wit ss enev1eve Mr. and Mrs. ar1 Acree and Mrs. Charles Bennett Mrs. oroy Ide 0 1 bas beenl~~~~~~ and brother. son, Gary, who formerly resid- lis Anthony, Mrs. 11icbard ly m ';: St Elizabeth H of Appliances including Bre1d Touters, ~" Alfred Gloeckner of Canlon ed at 304 Sycamore-St. In Mid- en, Mro. Pearl Hoffman Mrs. Covington FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Pnlbyterlan Morch 26-27 spent the weekend with his mo- dleport, have moved to their Beulah White, Mrs. ' ' • Churah ill will mee' ELVIS PRESLEY In Openers, St..m and Dry Irons, Fry Pans, ther, Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner and new residence on Front-St. in White and Mr. and Mrs. ----ITh,~ay MeninC at 7:110 p,m, "KING CREOLE" Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore. Gallipolis. Cheesebrew. lb.e chlii'Cil. Bootesw will Elvis Presley, Carolyn Jones, Sh1mpoo Polishers 1nd Sweepers. Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas New officers elected Include Dolores Hart, Dean Jagger, Mn,' George AnderfMIII, Mrl. MEET WEONESDAY and sons, Steve, Billy, and M~ Mrs. Willis Anthony of the Vic Morrow. .Ancierlllll, Mrl. Don The XI Gamma Mu Sorority chael, of South Charleston, Ohio, dleport Church, president; WHAT LOVE Featurttt•: A Milled Fortun• Mrs. (leorge Low...,., 18 Colorc1rtoon IVill meet at the officr of the spent the weekend with their Charles Bennett, chairman of What ls lov that Moon ·a Mrs. Columbia Gas Compony at parents, Mr. and Mrs. For- Cbrisllan Training; Mrs. Beue one may I8Y SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Middleport Wedne.day evening rest Bachtel and family 1n Mid· lab White, chairtnall of Chris- You:" have my love f1r Morch 28-29-30 msiead of Thursday as was dleport and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lion social relationa, servJna 111~· POMEROY "THE AMERICANIZATION planned. Election of officers !ism Matlack of Chester. other year, But yet 18 it lhill way lo be, DF EMILY" Ia love aowelhlng anyone James Gamer, Julie Andrews will he held antdd,;•;,J;~p,,.....~ ~ J Melv:yn Douglas. Jas. Coburn. 1 party will be ' Seaquicentennial Miniltry Re11iewed see? Keenan Wynn. members are urged tD attend F Cia C.lorcartoonl Jove Ia not 10metblng and bring a guest. Auracta Se11eral or ureh Circle can lake; Attendlna the Seoquicenteu- The theme "Strengthen Your nlal of the Gallipolis First Unit- Brethren Through a Shepherd. And say, "Tonlihl my stops, your, heart ed Presbyterian Church, Mon- ing Mlnist!y," waa the tople day evening !rom Syracuse were lUed by the pastor, Clarence break." is that whlcb you cannot Mr. and Mrs. Albert Durst, Mr. ~~·when the Emma Smith · Blow and Mrs. -,..,mas a-~ ••· Mr• ~....le of Reorganized Church and Mrs. WWiam F. Wlnebren- of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Even If you wished to do 110. ner, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lon· Saints met at the home of Pasdon , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hard- tor and Mrs. Clarence Proffitt. love Ia not just a Partial en, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gant, Mrs. Golda GDIBan welcomklaa In 1 lane; Mrs. Robert White, Mrs. Donald ed all Present The wOrsbip Ber• II DOl just bap~, 1Cottrill, Mrs. Lawrence Diddle, vice opened with prayer by Mro. II alao pain; . and Mills Frankie Mumaw. Robert Proffitt. ill an emolillll deep Ia ' The eroup attended the 1:110 Mrs. WHllam Roush, Mrs. Oroheart; banquet In the Wasblngton ver Harris, Mn. Harold Prof. And It does not stop wll8n School cafeteria preceding liJ flU look part In lb.e lfOI'Iblp sfr. era part. addreSB of Dr. Alder G. Hawi- vice wbich waa OODclwf. I ina, moderator of the General ed by a lhorl talk by the pas- For love does not slop at a . Assembly. tor. Group diJCI'"''ion fD!Iowed. mand . I Mrs. Wllllam F. WinebrOIIIOI', 'lbe Women~1 .DePt. II to It II there and u..rt It ' aa deleeate · Mrs. Arthur Syi· In charge of Family ever will oland, i vester, al;e;,ate and Mrs. AI· March 28, 11 7;30 p.m. Carda The love 1bat ClJI be pvfll , bert Dural attended the meet- were sent to the sick of I b e today . i In of Scioto Preabytery at Clill· community. Refresbments were just aa quietly taken" away. llcolhe Tueadlly. served to 10 IIIOIIIberl by t b e boatess. love that'• plaamed from COMPLETES TEST start . Locust Grove Mamie, a 11Jr,. MRS. DAio CONVALI!'8CING lt'1 from tha bead and not year-old reJ!alered Guernsey Mrs. Vincent Dabo, Lincoln heart. cow, owned by Edson Rousb, Hlll, Pomeroy, bas been eonmany people ley to Ute Either W•y We C1n Save You Money Racine, Ohlo, bas compleled an valesclng at the bome of helJove that ulberl raalalylivt'·'l offlclal DHIR actual production mother, Mn. J. K. Smith, With A .. . record of 1,718 pounda of milk Middleport. aonn they fiDd lbemael.. and au )IOUIIIls of butterfat, in ---...,._- . 1n IOJI'OW . •; . ·?- .. ~ ... ' ' . ' . . stl5 dayo two lima 1 day miJt. OOU8IN DIES of love they tried 11 ,, 11 ina. aecordln& to the Ameri- Miss Sue Lehew of Mason, bornw; . ·~ " . ~ ""' J . ' " ., . ean Guernsey Cattle Club. The W. Va., bas learned of lbe When they cou11I ·llm! bi01i baJI' waa by Ohio death of Hobert . hl'l' py fro1J! lha 11ar1 Slate cousin, In New York U their love bad ooly .,... from Uie. 'Jielrl. . anger For Astronauts t · Follow onto Moo Jail Escapee Captured in Jackson Area Mrs. Erb is Hostess to fr1day Group ,_....._...,.=_..---....... I . I MEIGS THEATRE Baptists Attend M :':t ":"...:.'::; Jackson Church i. •• ..,., Ky THE POET'S CORNER Elberfelds Dept. Store 1 ... ., '\ IF YOU CAN'T SEE US I .. "FIRST" 1 I BE SURE TO SEE US "LAST" .........,.... BANK RATE AUTO LOAN WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ,ationaI LADIESI Olarlea Cllnl. Jliwuy CJiOIC& TEXTURED NnON STOCKINGS 1.acr Diamond Patt.m e Royal Block e Pecan WHY PAY MOREt ... PIULADELPilL\ Amlrlca BUJ 98! . ton- il the Ill tile ' their RALL'S aEN FRANKliN Member Fedenl Depotlt lllluranee Corporatloll OH 0 . ,,-. ~--:-~~~'J"·.-:-~_:_:_:~ ::.~~:.:..:. ,:'.----.--:-:"'!':_:_::._:--~-·M••IDDL-·E·POR-·T·,-·· ·'-·.. oeleeted ~ollaJ: .C , . ·-----'! Jllili'1Y~tliP•";;f~ ,. •.. . ' ~ ' . ), . \ WASHINGTON IVPII - A "mfgbty bappy" Presldeat : Jobn1on Ia preparing a a•tlonal welcome Friday for the stars of tbe Gemini spact. i opectacular. The President voiced the aa11on'l pride and extended a Whlte House iu-vitatioa via radln - telepbone Tnesdoy to astronauts Vlr1il (Gus) Grls· 10111 and John W. Young after ibey were aboard tbe carrier Intrepid. I ,MhtJJliiii! iki&h.m~ 1 ' , ' 1 I · . DANCE GROUP - These six Eastern High sc hool stud•nts will dance to the of " Hey, Look Me Over," during the minstrel and olio at the school Thursday day nights of this week. Left to right. are Cindy Rinehart , Unda Larkins, Cheryl Be1nb, Sally Mora, Roberta Trussell and Ann Holler- Sentinel photo Eastern Minstrel Opens Thursday �f ~. •• ' ' . Voiee of Broadway ••• reporting Royals, 76ers Start NBA Playoffs ,_,_.- - DtJIIg sentinel ~ De ""fhere Should Be a Sleeping Rabbit y - • ""' CINCJNNATl, 'Ohio (UP)) Given a •ote of conlldence by BostoD Cellics Coach llell Auerbach, the Cmcinnatl R o yal·l open _their flatlorull Basketball AIISOCtatloo (NBA) playoff aerles with the Phlladelphla 'l8en bei'O ton~t. .Auerbach • Ceit!cs, cham· Pl<lll!l of the Eutei'n Dlvlalon, will meet. the winner of !be Eastern Division semifinal play. ofla between the Royals ' and Around Here Somewhere!" ly DOAOTHY KILGALLIN We Need Choice Jlroadn1 Warren Beatty II suppooed to be qqed lo Lnlle C.., but be'o tbe liualvl type, aDd Wbllt Lollll II waltlnc lor ha' dlvoree, Wllm!ll'l datlnc Rooemary Van ZID In LondoiL Rolemary IJ a model . .. VInce Eclwanll keepo iayb!i that be'a 1101 loin& lo marry aclreu ltatby KII'Bb - bad tute. ... !be Jody Involved II IIIPposed to make lilY - meDII concerninl a betrothal, """ way or another - yet, 11rangely <II01I8b. be'o uked bll agllll to algn ber. It'I DOt exactly a diamond ring, but H'l a magnWcent gesture .. . Eillabeth Allen Is encbantlnc 1D the new mualcal, "Do I Heu A Waltz?" which Is IIIOI't! than can be aald of tbe lyrlco; at tlmeo !be) 1n1 ine1PIIeab(J hay· .-!. , , moot dramatic ent of the pr..w.<• came when 1\ichartl Rodlera embraoed hill wife and killed hlr lellderly. 'nlelrs has been I l'OIIIIIICII that has lasted lonier than a a J Broadway abow. WHIU: the attention of the pubUc Is focuaed on the vot!DJ rlahta of a theable segment of our citiHIIII In the south, the aovernment tn Wasblngton Ia &rind· toe away on a multitude of programs of the federal·grant·in·ald variety, and we · 1 are afraid that too many have their hacb turned while this Ia !lOin& on. They art already to the point where they are unmanaaeable, and will aet even more 10 when the full Impact of the spenders program comu tnto full flower. In 1968, the · · proposed budeet shows they will reach a nwn1 •lU blll1on level or bU· · lion more thlll for lMS, and fli.S bUUoa above the 18M mar1t. Th- lncreasee will all come tzom IIICb proJI'anu u economic opportiiDity; tdw:atfon; manpowtl' clevtillpmallt; bealth and neearch. •2.2 TM matn queelfon II not whether the prolflllll are &0011 or bad, or uece~ Ill')' or 111111eefla11'Y· The matn question 11 whtUM all of the lhlnll that are to bt attempted are the .. fiiDdlon of the eentral pvernment. It would appeer that the central eovernmnt 11 attempt!DJ to aubmerp the state and local aovernmenta and tndivlduala • and fomlll'll, and allow the fedel'll aov· c ernment to control our punet and lay down all the ruJei. If WI iiDON the COlt , ill doUerl, wblcb II eDoriDOUI, WI Clll DOt { lpDN the fact that the aovernment II ' overlooldnl the local aovernmenta thet are, or should be more reapolllible to the needs, dlllrn and probleiDI of the r• i ' aton II peramowrt. Thll nation IJ glv!IIJ away b!Wons to countries where our embassies are bein& attacked, libraries burned and Ameri· can private property confiscated out· right. That money should be used to take care of our own needy citizens and then after they ere taken care of It might be proper to give a helptne hand to those countries that are a1 concerned as we are with the welfare of the world, and who show an unselfish concern for the lm· provemtllt of manlrlnd, tnatead of their enslav-nt. In one of the cases In point concern· lng health care we aee a ratd belnl made on the Social SecuritY tuelln a aeries of tax lncreuea that will lmpoverilh rather than n1ae the atatua of tndlvlduala and famiUea. One leader In the fllht qalnst the current proposed medlcere calla the proerw tragic. M belna now drafted by the Houae Ways and Means committee there will be aeven lncreuea. When the ra1aea allao In to effect a penon mlklnl "'800 a yeer would be paytnc •73UO, and atW not do the Job that everyone expect~. It IJ not only a burden on th• pmon employed but the half payment of $308 would have to bt put up by the . .mp!Dyer. A worker who now bas a tax base of f4,800 pays $174 per yeer, and there are :adl1lonl who pay Into health plana on top of that, and would have to continue to pay If they are caine to eet the care that they want and denrve. It II euy to 111 that this aovernment plan II 111-conceiv· ed, and the only way you can help stop .It 11 to put the pressure on your elected offlclall. We all need to take a lone bard look at every phaat of the present cov· ernment plannlna. and do our pari in cut· tina away the drift wood.· Capitol Comment, Events ByWU!iam S. White trinity WASIUNGTON - With a rare, thil II the oplendld wr.Jch, wbate>t-r the lntentloll ly matched twlstlnt ol the truth in Individual cases. is taktna: ..,. but at least with a certain • lent candor, Secretary Gtnertl ~om to M"llvo the American U Thont of the United Nations puae..- In A!la, to ou:ly an Amorican eUon againat piD· hao now openly become an • age and murdor of a!IMI honpologlst and proP"'Iandilt for Jr and dteeliCy, a,:d tc OJlOD all Communist aggression in SouthSootheut Asia '" l!lto f....eltu east Asia. U Th111t hal now trumpeted bordel of Communi•t China. u revealed truth, and without And H woulj all toe done unhesitation or quallllclllon, the whole bulc Commurlllt line that df'f definitions which on!y Thalli the war In South Viet Nam wu 21111 the Communiata ran unonly a 111111 home-crOwn eon- drrlland: It Co!nmunlst forces test lnvolvinl two IIIII cl local u.vade or inllltrate • r.uuntry. boys untU di'WIIul old Unclo thl raulll'l! .lightinl Ia only Sam interveoed to lllilt the "local" and nobody Ia lntruclanti-Communlll IOVemmenl· of 1111 anywho-e. If a•t>-Commuthat cOUnlf1! He hu called up. n•ll forces resJHIIld to on indaon us to ''JIOIIOIIate" and to Ji"''CCent coll'ltry'• appeal lor withdraw olineinl · u 10011 U ' HOp ' qllfnst maracders. then th!r IJ not on•y int•rv•n•ion but poulble. also quito unacceptable Inter· In the proee11, he hao ~ written 10 yean or history, an- v"ntlOn. E:ven the ~bus little· band nulled 10 yean In wblch the Communist govemment of North or Democri!IC SeiiJ~Url Which VIet Nam hll undeniably and IIIlA been el')'1llg lor w..ko for consillontly dlrected. supplied "lll!lottalion" - even thoujh and commanded 1 tlroleu and II 1P perfe<tiY plllm that r•egl)uvqe lnvulon ot South VIet tlallon at lhio s!aRO wuuld be octtilht urrender to agcres· Nam In enclleu violation· of • 1iDD - may ftntl ltaelf a bH unIAemenll made In 1954 at jUot heppy wltb the •ntemat»DaJ aosuch "ntloliatlons" u 1n1 DOW iOclatll It now h•e. belna: 10 preosed upon Ul, When th• S.1•iot Uruor pushThus, with U 'nlant'l now unbid<len recrul- lo them, H Ul toward negotiation - albooe lorcet sotlclnl to blact. pill, at thi! stage, belore we mail or prsuado lbt UDited could pollibly negotiate from Stateo into abandonJns Ill com- IIINnllh In South Viet Nam mitments in South Viet NIID ·Ia it really likely that this would and to cut and run are at loall lie ID the interesls of the Unit· crn!plete. And what 1 pretty ed Stateo? When Charles de company thev make for any ·Gaulle of 'France pmhes us t<>ward negotiation, is it really American •o travel w•t.ht Thant, tho Soviet Ua!Dn and l!QJy that.thil would be ID the Charlet de G111llo cl Fran<• - IDter•ta of lhl United Statea, Easter Parade Oft to Early Start in Mason bp their Fashion Show or Halo al 1111 home of Mrl. Kay Wi· lOft. '1111 hats, molly funny crta• lions, wera made by the worn· en ol lhl club. Prize• wera MASON - '!be Easter Parawarded to Mra. Noan Swockade 101 oH to au tliiY llart Wedne!day evenlnl when IJijiJio Itamer or the flltmlelt, the pret. bera C>f tho li-n lllother Club t!Ht, to Mra. Danny Yonker ............. - conslderlnl that Charles do Gaulle for years hal been attempting to broidt down Amer· lc111 lnlluenco all over tht world? I1 It not odd · that U 'lbant should feel free to interfere ill thi! matter anyhow, since neither North Viet Nam, the ag. areoaor state here, DOr CommuniSt China, ita master, II even a mernb-.r of the organirallon for which he 11J08k.l? And does the Democratic opllnter 111 tbe Senate know that, occordlrtg to word lo thiJ coiurnnill from a dllllniUIIhed allied ambaseador. it bu at. ready IIUCCeeded jll convlnclnt the cliplomatlc coiDIDIIDity bert !bot the majority party of IIIIa country is not behiJd the President in Viet Nam? The fact that this eatlmate Ia absurdly Wl'ODI and that a vast majorIty of both pJrties backo the President doeo not cure the measureleu harm that hu been done to American lnlerelll by the Democratic aplillter. For the Prestdenl Ia 10inl to take whatever mrulll'tl are necessary to def•nd our troop1 and our position in VIet Nam. U the solrmn determination of this sovemment eontlnan to be belittled on our own oldl cl the world by men who have cholen to ronow the lrriiJIDIIII· ble leadership of ouclt a person u Sen. Wayne Morae of Oro(on, the Chin••• may fatally underestimate our reaolvl and bring on majur war. (Copyright, 1965, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.) · aoine tiJrou&b bll Jd&btchlb act at U. liolll RooMVelt'a Bblol Room Ia New Orl..lll with a ar.peyinl ..~ ot 1111, l<eepln& bll WDeoa from lui rllll'sm 101.411 - IOOlinl tbo SR0 castMfDin wllo wen vlli'IDI doclon • tendlnl a conventloD ID that coi.Gr!U' dt)'., ' Joe Wills is . ·Tl.,~ . wbo'ft seeD Jell! S!Di. mona IInce abe., bleaeb<d her l!alr blOnde'... • role In tbe movie, ''Miller Butldwinl" (Ml' lint ID tbrtl ,eara), oay she loob absolutely ~tnnnini­ But despite the compllmenll, Je811 Is determined to becoml a 11nmt1t1 qaln u aooa u tbe _ .. stop turning ... Bette Davil and OIMa De HovUiand llaiTed In quite a badrltap biDw11p durtDf tllelr tour of New York theltrel 1D bfhall ol "Hlllh . . Hulh, Sweet Char· Iotti." II bad aomellliD4 ID .to will- llh!linl tbe UU. 10ng from tl'.t var10111 ala.... P.S. Neither ur.g. Alter •eeinl ruahel or Tanya Loper!, VJttorio De SJct waa 1111 Heading up AmeriCan JDttm&IIODal refuo to bill !be Beatles QVer an1 of tha other aell Ill "Go Go Manta.• '111e eecutlv<t feel that many of the acta ID t h I mov1o clnem bllllna of equal otaiW'I • Waul to know who the • otbera are? Okay, ~ I Hermltl, TommY QulciiY and the Reno Four, Bmr J. KlrJI>o er and the J)akotls lad - UO. I simply ean 'I go 011. 111 Have an encourqlnl quote lrom Maurice Glrodlas, bead of the Olympia ~ which publiahed 11 Candy" and ·"OUta~'.: "I'm all lor tbe C<>rruptton ol youth. Corruption II an euentlal part of education. What I'm qalnst Ia the ~quare world" .. . What's happened In t b 1 world ofllclence dllrinl tbe put yearY Well, fer esamplt, the choreography 1M the ohow at DuPont's World ol Chtmillry at the World'o Fair had to be compleloly renmped to include !be Fru& and the Monkey. Helen I!Sottel--' YOVTII ASKED FOR rr ••• 'l'hll column w"" young peopie, their problama and pleuur81, their tNubl<t and 11m. Aa with the rest of Helen Help USI, lt welcome~ lauihl but won't dodp a aer!DUI question with a brull>ofl. Send ~ur teeo-qe queatlons to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help USl lhla newopaper. TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE Dear Heiell: Bruce and 1 aren't golnllleady but we like each other a lot - thollih we aren't oerlous. He baa me very CODIUJed. A ~ pie ol montht qo another boy started lUting me and asked me out. Bruce 1111ed me to ao. He llld 1 might find I like tbll other boy more than blm and 11 wouldD't be fair to bold me back. I told Bruce I didn't want to co with anyone else, and tbal'a when we had the filhl: not over me IOinJ with 10meone new, but over me rafusing to 10 with him. Well, we made up, and then a slrl started liking Bruce, 10 1 told him to go out with her, like be'• ,IOicl mo to do, and be refused and we had another IJabl. 11 ~ttma like we fight over the wr0111 thlllp. Ia he trying to get rid of me, and, 1110, why does be go with me and no 0111 else? - OONFUSED '1'be romance between Jim Dear Con: Mitchum (Bob'a son) and NanYou Dsht ovwr tbe l'llht cy Stone 8PP'.8rl lo be over; thlnp - but fOil label them Sha wanted to get married. Ke WI'OIJI. I'd .111!111 yon're both a pre!med to think about It ... llttll jelloua alld Wlllll'l of eKII A pair of Brl!'.sh newlywedl, other, 10, naturally, you'll tblnk both actor-types, bave bep to "He'o trying to get rid of me," battle ill publiC. ''ihtlr frjtndJ . Bruce tello you to date fear the marriage llln Wiolil others. Th011 you acrap IDJtelil trouble ... Jaok Carter baa been pt a~$IJII_,yoq like blm )loll. - He- probabiJ • ~ ' goiDII .-. with you 11 too 1004 to be true, ltay WIIOD prelldlnl. and be bas to 111111. You 111117 li&Ure the' un1e about him. Refre•hments were aerved bjr You'd find ou1 ill a bUrrY II and the moat ori1lnal, Mrs. Ka:r the hotrte-. Mra. WilloD, Mrs. vnu'cl t1op wanderiDII, . ':Wbal Danny Yonker and Mra. Jam<t Wllaon. be mean by that?" - and An added attraction or tho Jarrell to Mra. James Proffitt, aak him. - H. Join. Charles Yeager, Mrs. Josevening waa the alnlinl of Folk eph Llab, Mrs. Geor£e Bunt1, Songs by Barbara Betzin&, All- Mra. James Diehl, Mra. . Idle ole Chapmin and Lucy Amf. Clark, Mrs. Donald Coot, Mrs. bury. lloHmary Coot, Mra. Wlllil A short bualneu lllttlin8 woa . lluddiiJal, Mra. LaWrtliCI J'oreheld with tho prealdent, r.ln. lllllt, Mra. Wayne Gnen, Mn. · Edward Ryan, Mn. Nolau Jwaelrbamer, lllrs. Freddie Tlul· bet, Mra. Lester :urkle and 001 pot, Mrs. Donalcl E. 8mllb. whln . did ARE THEY ALL LID TIIA'I't Dear Helen: I'm a senior at an eastfl'll blih school, wen lmown 1M 11a academic achtevemenla. Well, now H oeema 0111' achool II aettine well knowD for Ill moral "de-chlevemento." I'm 10 • plied witb tltt way the ldda act I could •cream. 1 know a few lemons are do pected, but, Helen, the wholo doggone barrel Ia full of lemons! ,We're only a little past ; the n\ldtenn and already twice .-,l aa many glrla have bad to llaVI/ achool as compared to 1a1t ytllr. : · I'm IIIJ'Pl'ISed more baven't Jell, . but I they've beea mn I =:""" ••o.. fl· ---· . . -- - .. Vito! ~ ····· ·- Two Meigs county Cia" AI picked lor second team All-Ohio school athletes. Ken Hartung •Iter the -1963-64 cage season. . of Eastern and Larry Price oi l This y~ar PriCe ended . the The newly organized Chesb- Southern High school, won slate· season with, a 17 point per game ire Boys Baseba)~ Assoctat1on , wtde basketball honors Tue~ average. He is activ~ in school beld Jt• first meeting of the ,day. actlvitieo at Southern Hi I h vear on Friday, March 19. ' h 1 imd 1· The organization consist& of Hartung, a 6-4 eager on the sc oo Is c assed as a strong . ted t ! th th Eagle• team received Second ha..ball pHcher by local sports men dedICB o ur er e .' .. - fans. Price is also a member Interest and participation of Team Ail.()hlO recogmtJon While 0 I th high hool b d t Ra· all boys in the area in the sum- Pnce. a 6-2 forward. was p1ck- 1 e ~c an a mer baseball program. ed lor the third team In a UP! c ~~stern's Hartung tossed in Joe Wills was named presi· votmg. Hartung also was voted j3611 points during the regular dent . with Glen Beebee . vice loting to a third team berth '" AP bal· I.season for about a 20 poin . t per preSJdent. Bob Burchett wlil be · game average. H~ scored on 62 serving as secretary-treasurer. Price received the honor de- :per cent of his shots from the Managers named lor the com- spite the. fact h.is season's per· field and was the team 's top lng y~ar will be Elmer ~aird formance was hampered rebounder. Hartung was also and J1mmy Tucker for Pee-Wee through a broken ankle he suf- first string quarterback on the League. Dale Allensworth will fered during football drills last Eastern football team and was be back again as Manager for Fall. The Portlam. youth was a member of the track squad. the Little Leaguers. Cliff Queens, Glen Beebee and Joe Wills will handle !he Pony Lea· IS I gue. I Plans are underway to start a membership drive for the new orgamzatmn. Also, the fl· nance committee. consisting of 1 If condition and confidence ,two years and St;ble has never · Burchett, Sonny Smith, Cliff contribute 99 per cent to a gone more· than 10." Queens, Jim Tucker and Bill 1 :ighter's greatness as former Price, has several other fund I welterweight champion Fritzie . Clancy lS not . tramm~ <?rlfraising projects under consid- , · believes, then Jose Stable 1 f1th for a sh.ort fight as mdicateration. Ihas most of the attributes of 8 · ed by ~e SIX strenuous_rounds Dale Allensworth was select· boxer. or sparr1~g th~ ehamp dtd Tuesed to check on the possibility of Stable must be confident of day at his_ ~ 1a ~ . e s h a Lake, entering Cheshire in a league chances for his March 30 NY., trauung st~e. I~ fa~, consisting of teams from neighright with welterweight ~la~cy see~ confident 10 Grlf· boring communities. Emile Griffith because the ~.lth s. co~dltwn and a~;;;.erts ~~at The boys of Cheshire will ftave hasn't worked out Em tie IS a strong ftmsher . And Zivic. who The Grirfith-Stable bout Is Iv;::\~~ St:i~!e'i Monticello, N.Y. 'half of a Madison Square CarIt site Tuesday, was im- den twin-bill which also feaLARRY PRICE with Jose's ..condition, tur~s light-heavyweight cham-which he judged from a " real : pion Willie Pastrana versus 1 , crusher" of a handshake. ·Jose Torres. 1 "I can tell you 're well con. dilioned" Zivic said to Stable ·• Paslrano. also at MontJCello, ft A and co~dition and confiden~e is not taking the challenger For ••pert guidoAce on contribute 99 per cent to a : lightly. The champ went fo~r rounds Tuesday, brmgmg hts filing your 1964 tax return, fighter's greatness." Griffith's manager Gil Clantotal to 103 since he began . order your copy of Ray De cy, !snit at all imp~essed with training lor his title defense. Crane•• "Cut Yo~r~r Own Stable's condition and boasts T1111n.• that the champion "has gone TO ATTEND MEET 115 rounds four ti~''"in _th:_la~t CH.~RLESTON : W. Va (UP)) - Fullback Jim Brown of the two diamonds In operation Ibis National Football League chamyear, both located behind the pion Cleveland Browns will atCheshire-Kyger Elementary tend the spring meeting April 9 School. Plans have made of the Charleston Rockets Quarand mat · 1 edbeen 1 0 erl8 secur re- terback Club place . one backstop which has Brown wili present a sound 1 been m usc lor. several years. film of the highlights of the bleachers wall be coAstruct- Browns' 1964 season ed at the new diamond. · · Another meeting has been EXIDBITION GAME BUDDY MOORE scheduled for Friday, April 2, PIDLADELPHIA (UPI) . three Meigs aas1 A school at .7:30 p.m. in the Bradbury The Ph.iladelphia Eagles will Far 32 yean De CraM 1Hn basketball players shared in been a newopapar writer and burldmg in Cheshu-e. AU inter- ,meet the New York Giants at ! post - seasoa honors, placing editor. For 25 yean he's ested people are urged to at-~ Princeton, N.J. Aug. 28 in a ' one on the Second UP! All· benefit exhibition game. , .... a lax columnist. This tend these meetings. Ohio learn, one on the third combinotioa enoi-tlr qual· and one honor8bio mention, lfin •im to tell J001 whot Ken Hartung, Eastern's 1>3 yoo. wont to know • , • in o war you can understand •.• center was placed on tho Second team ; Larry Price, aboot tile tas ••aulaSouthern's 8-2 forward, made tiDaL tb n 1·rd e team, and Buddy HCut Yo1r Own ToxesH hns Moore, Middleport's 5 -t ge• 64 pogos, is illustroled wit• 1HR with lhe outside sbuL, was sample formo ond coon SOc. CJnCAGO IUPI) The committee made lhree honorable mentioned. SOc A Copy ball coaches can consult rules changes, effective next officials next year, the R u I e season. It allowed the consultaAt Our Counter eueu I tlon't C!OIIIIIder myself I prude. I like to go out and have a blul like lhe rest of tbe tlda BUT I'm 10 tired of wreJIIinl for my standards that I'm ally• lng home more and mort. It ·llll<!d to be that a &irl, wooldn'l date a boy qaln JieCil\llt 'be was a Dltle too "dfmandlltl.~ Now you don't go with the IDil>i taco agiln becaUH they ~ even inSist, on the wbol1 thiJii. I'm not the ollly one wh • ; feeil thiJ way but then!'• DOi , IJIIICh :you can do about the rest of the girl!_~L 1111Dt; . they're WOMEN lllmiUJ· ' ·· I'd like to bear olbei' · kldl' views oD thll and tlnd out U there's aWl hope that we don't have to be the future - OLD MA1D8 OF Ali!J:RICA. Dear FMOA: Accordlnl to my mall, teto We doean't have to Ill a km1 wres:llng match, U you look 61r nice IllY•· not "popular" IllY" Trouble II atril wllll tbe ., .... U,e or aolnl around w11b ""' lows who bave beea around ~ aod thet klod doein't atop at Rouod one. - H. 'lbla column II dedicated Ia family Uvlns, so U you're haY. inl kid trouble or just plaiD trouble, let Helen Halp YOU. She wUI also welcome your 0WJ1 amUIInl nper\ellcet. Ado . . dress Helen Bou.t ID _.. .4 ,' o.l''• thla newspaper. '* "'- '; Better be Justified Cage Coaches Can Consult Officials Under New Rule . ... ,l. Rd' H I ~~~~::~:ean :~~~~~ p:~:J~ti:::',mew~~h:fl!~\~lam~r~t,~~:t will cost the coach a ===--=--._...,...,j "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:.,;:0~ul~. ,. I Harrisonville Little League . Is Organiied . ,, Individual...,..carr. o1:1. Hospital ~ews T TeXaS Grl'dders to I I Face Charges 1· CLEARANCE 1 ·1 CLELAND'S T.V. 1 Mrs. James D. • Durbin 3401 Mrs. E. J. Fourtil:q ot HqystQD ' · and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Fourt1cq . Franklm St., Pt. Pleasant son 1 L'b 1 T G F r 5 : 57 a. m. Tuesday. ' , ? El Jer yF, et~ - , reg our ICQ . n· ch ed IS . • our JCQ s son. Patients llire:!ly discharged The suit claims both C?uples included Mrs. Charles Parks, were awakened by bangmg. at I Mrs AI' B d h8 M F the door of the Greg Fourllcq I • • Ice ra s ~ • rs. er- room. Three youths asked I die Jones, Ralph Dixon, Arnold "Where's the party·?'• then beBall. Mrs. Ronald Trimble Miss . · Ann Youn• p 1 M j Til gan beatmg the two men, the e, au anue • • suit alleges I den Thacker, Mrs Carl Fields . . . : William Tho ·M W'll' · Lammons, a JUmor end. and mas, rs. 1 1am T lb t h kl , Reynolds M H0 ll" M a er . a sop omore tac e, Deborah 'E ~ ttis ays and wtre charged with disturbing · nne • the peace and simple 8,1)58Ult . FIGHT RESULTS All three students have been By United Press laternattoaal p_ut on probation by the umverNEW YORK (UP[) _ Chuck Slty. Wepner, . 210, Bayonne. N. J.. RACE FAVORITE drew 1:1th Everett Copeland, YONKERS N y (UP!) I _ LADIES HAIR DRYER 4 TEMPERATURE SETTINGS WITH ANY I 1 209 Brooklyn N y (6) ' · · - e s ur ers r ' · · : r· 3u· nmt •gers to Its L" . Philco Wringer Washer SALE ENDS APRIL 30TH eiO lb. Capacity eDeluxe Wringer Rolls r I ish Napol~n wus expected to be the faVorite in a field of HOUSTON IUP[) . - Manuel eight pacers Friday in Yonkers G~nzalez, 150114 , Houston, out- . Raceway'S ' $JO,OOO Cavalier pom~d Gaspar Ortega, 150, 11 Pace, first invitational handiMex1co (101. cap of the spring meeting. 1 1 ' I I I A coacb can obtain the con- TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - If earned. denas and Steve Boros. [erence, while the clock is Ithere h~ be~n any d,ou~ t~at l On Tuesday, rookies Ted Da· Jack Hamilton was touched s!oppejl and the hall dead, by the Cmcmnah Reds pltchmg lvidson and Dan Nev11Ie had lor a COuPle of more runs in 1 requesting it at the scorer's corps 18 stdl the best m the given up but three safeties in a the seventh as Marty Keough ~ table. The scorer will signal I :e~gue, hthe perfo~~nce 10 the r2-l win over Baltimore, and on doubled, a walk followed and I the officials to come to the : ldt ~ee exhlbltlon games lsunday it had been Sammy El· Don Paveltich and Cardenas de· I table and they will confer with :8 " ave erased lt. lis, Bill Henry and rookie Lacy livered singles. · both coaches. 1 The l~test gem turned in was 1West hold_ing the New York .Th~s is. a ra~e open date for I If ttu; coach requesting the a 9-1 wm Tuesday .at La~eland . Mets to fiVe hits Jn 12 innings., ~mcmmitt, which resumes ac· l conference is correct-, there will :over the Detroit Tigers. 1 ~llis allowed but one single in tion_ Thursday . at Cl~arwater I be no time out. If he'a over· l For the second consecutive s1x fraones. agamst the PhiladelphJa Philruled, his team will be charged ! the Reds' pitchers yielded Reds Shell Rookie lies. The Reds are now 6-3-1 in ' 1 eSelf Adjusting Wringer e Pump and Timer _________ S159·00 ....._ ....... "l:_ e 9 lb. Capacity e Lovell Wringer e Without Pump H &R Firestone"" MIDDLEPORT .. a time out. three hits. This time it was The Cincinnati attack also the ~G~ra:~=fru:•:t:Le::ague:·===:::::::=:=:::::::::::::::::::::.::::.::.::::.:::::~ Another change wUI allow a Tiltourls and Ryne Duren. showed oome more home "' -···- ---·- - --- - - - · team to call time out only in . grizzled veterans, .who did ' punch as Tony Perez and ':Alii said was: the first lour secondll briDling JOb. . . . IHarkness, sharing first the .ball up tbe court alter an TBJtour~s, bettlmg to keep his work belted bases-empty out-of-bounds play, or in the as an occasional 1tarter, bagg~rs. The Reds collected 11 llrst eight seconds after a bas- Iworked the first live inpihgs bits in alL · ket or free throw. and dul not yield a hit.. Du)'en, Rookie Bruce Brubaker . The old rule allowed a team almost a cinch to relaiD · his racked for five runs in the thira .to call time out at any · lime bullpen post, finished the a.ame. inning by the Reds on a pair during the 10 seconds aUowed Tho o.nly run off them came in 1walp and silllies by Vada ta brilll the ball across the ceo- the first mnlng lind un· lson, Frank Robimion, Leo ter line. . ' ' • I ~ The thinf change will des· ignate a third space along the ' foul lanes ott.lloth sidi\S .!>l the basket, which will be given to The Pomeroy Bowling Anoclttlon ..•. ·~ . the defensive team durlng free will hold tl\el~. singles end di!Ubt.s throws . l]nder tournemltnt 1t the Pomeroy Lantis Sh~w me afilter FRIDAY·iV. .ING MARCH ~4 .~ AND SUNDA~ AFtERNOON, tQRCH 21 ·, _ ..,.,.. ............ .. . D ' ump • er In basebi!U1in 1J6f, l!lllY nOt wllb 'Ill' Jrilprtlljve di!play o1 even be the' lM!B! pi!chrr ·on the power tbat prodrrred a IHO ~ Los Angeles Angels in 1965. victory OY~ the Pltllburgli P~ The "playboy of the Western ratea. catcher Joe Torre hit · "I brou1b1 '111 lawyer. to talk 10 blm aboul lbe G"me. · .'.:' world," Otance :~PI\ ,.the Cy two .·~wrner~ and drOve 1n five D Award jlven ·-Uy ·rui. and Mack Jones also hom- ~~ ""-· clow!" NO. I pitCbei' a' lbe.ma· 'enid :lor the Braves. Bob Bata(ter a '64 season in which ley hit two homers and Jim Eastem lllgh echoora ..,rar had a :!0-9 record, 11 shut- Paliaroni connected for one lor basketball playera defeat~ tbe ools and a '1.65 earned run av. the Pirates. !acuity 61-47 In a game orerage. Elsewhere, Jesus and Matty day night on the Eaglet'l tlll !Chance it Hpected to be Alou each had two bits and floor_ .3 .Wen -lietf.es!-thlos year buf be .drove in three runs as the San Though may lind hio most ~ious com- Francisco Giants heat the Chi- ~ot available, faculty merilbera petition rigid in the Angel GDI· cago Cubs 7-3. . .Billy Moran's participatlnl were AI Biir:a; out. wind-blown double drove in Dave Stricklin, Jim Carpealer, 1\!rs. Warren R..,.es The fellow with the lmpre&- three runs and helped the Garry Parsons, Lany Moniauo elected president when parents sive credentials is Fred New· Cleveland Indians to a lll-3 tri- and board members IIIMrlri interested in a Little Lea!l"e man, a 6-foot, 4-lnch, 190-pound umpb over the Angels' B team. Caldwell, Jr., and Bill Associalion at Harrisonville El· righthander . from Framingham, Bobby Locke went five in- Eastern seniors who .Jill" · ~mentary School mel 1\!arch Mass., who pitched seven nings and allowed only two bits formed were Dave Leonard; X. m the School cafeteria. scorelesa innings in Tuesday's and Bill Skowron hit a two-run Caldwell, Roger Spencer, on.. ' Mr. Arnett, 5th grade leach- 1-0 Angel victory over the Bos· double as the Chicago White on Cruise, Ken Hartunc aDd er and manager of the team, ton Red Sox •t Palm Springs, Sox topped the Minnesota Twins Rick Koblentz. outhned the purposes and bene· Calif. Newman, who had a 13-10 J..l. ..The Kansas City Athlet- The proceed~~ of fiOUO. will l1ts of having a Little League record and a Z7j ERA last sea- ics shaded the New York YaJ>- . bf •pplied toward the ltllkr team. son, has :allowed only one kees 6-5 on Burt Campaneris' class trip. The Junior class bekl Other ofricers named were earned run: in 15 innings this three-run homer in the 13th in· jitney supper in the cafiteria Mrs. Vance, vice president ; spring and is regarded by Man- ning. prior to the school-laculty pr1111, Mrs. Flora Osborne, secretary, ager Bill Rigney as a potential Making A Bid and Mr. Warner, treasurer. 20-game winner. Rookie outfielder Danny Na- Tuesday's Basketball ReAIIII A m•eting was set for Mon· Struck Out l'lve poleon, a .351-hitter at Auburn, By Unitod Proil IJrta'utloul day, March 29. at 8 p.m. in the Newman struck out five bat- N.Y., last !Ieason, drove m NatiQnal AAU Totlnulm. . school cafeteria to dist'uss fund ters and walked two with rook- three runs with two singles to At Dt11.ver raising projects. Dues will be ie Rudy May finishing up for lead _the New York Mets to a Semifinal Round accepted. the Angels. Los Angeles scored 5--2 wm ov.er the _Balt~~ore Ori- Armed Forces All..Stara 1M · the gome 's only run in the ol~s. N~pole?n IS ~lttlng -~ I San Francisco A.C. a · fourth inning when Jim Fregosi th.ls sprmg m a bld to_ stick ~ Denver Capitol Federal U doubled and Lou Clinton tri- Wlth the Mets. · .John Tsltouns I Akron Goodyear 71 and Ryne Duren combined in a ---.co-c--~_;:__ _ three-hitter as the Cincinnati I FROSH COACH ...,..r WO Reds whipped the Detroit Ti- IOWA CITY, Iowa IUPI) Entered Hospital gers 9-1. Chico Perfl and Tim Gary Fletcher, Iowa end f.n;m Among those who entered Harkness homered for the 1961-63. will take over as ffesb.. Holzer hospital in the Reds. man football coach for his IIIII 24 hours were : Mrs. Charles I ! Walt Bond, Rusty Staub, John , mater when he graduatel D J . Bush. 125 Jackson Pike., Mrs. Bateman and Jim Beauchamp J_une. Thomas C. Evans, 134 Fourth homered to lead the Houston 1 :"""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiii.... Ave. , Clay E. Fellure, Rodney, Astros to a 7-5 victory over the : Ricky Evans. Rt. 1. Patriot, AUSTIN Te (UP[) _ Tw , Washington Senators. Don Bias- . ~ewe~! O.MCari~r, MercervHie University' of •Texas footba~ ingame had three doubles or . - - - ON All - - - . ar ·· rs. lm R. Smith, playt>rs were to Bppear in court the Senators .. .Dick Stuart's I Mason, W. Va., Mrs. Larry · 1 f 11 · · 1 RADIOS • STEREOS Walter Cheesebrew, New Hav. today on charges of beating a smg e, o owmg a smg e by I lather and son a. a mole! room. Johnny Callison and a walk , deTELEVISIONS en, W. Va., Mrs. Henry R. ! livered the ninth~inni.ng run Beach, Rt. I, Middlepori, Clar· The players, Pete Lammons that gave the Philadelphia Phil· ence L. Story, Rt. 1 Pomeroy , of Jacksonville, Tex ., and D1ron lies a 5-4 decision over the St Mrs. Elza E. Malone, Rt. 3, T~lbert of Texas ~ity , along i Louis Cardinals. Chris Shorl Jackson, M.rs. Charles R. w1th student Erme ?am mag~ : pitched the £irst five innings WY 2-2255 Parks, Rt. I, Ray. James How- of Houston and the V11ia Capn . for the Phillies and gave up Pomeroy ard Nicholson. Rt. 5 Athens, Motor Hotel were named in a ! two runs. 608 E. Molin St. Bryce Browning Rt. 1 Dover $45,000 damage suit filed in and Mrs. Ray W . Perkins, Ri~ district court Tuesday. I ley, W, Va. Birth '-The sm't was fil1 ed by Mr. and ' 1 ' Semors' •· · Facuity • ·· . ffi UPI 'llporll WrMtf · · . Keorntlille the Milwaukee ·~ Chllnce, the best ~ Braver/, ·:~ their ' musclea - II Ready to use ... ,, . •T T' .I.X TIME care!ul. 1!11 ~,', 1•(:~ .. )llelt.' By F.ltED DOWN "'"efi"t Meigs Athlet~ Reoogni~ed 'for Basketball Prowess . Shines LA Angels Notice To .pp~n - s9V(Ie.rt. ·""'... wlwt ....... ..... ,..,. to till~. ..... . . IUilAIM. . . . . . . . der. He received aome treatmen! al a Philadelphia llospltal Monday nigbt before joininl the team for the trip here. Tueaday, the "BiB Dipper" worked out in Clnctnnatl Gardena and did not appear bothered ·by any pain. -, · . IU>bertson, who has • atrllllled tendon In hit left loot, skipped practice Tuesday, but thinks he wiD be ready iooight. 1 0 . . .. , - .. ...... .,.,.,__ ... -""· ...... "W ;1, -;;,:.- !lf""..r' . and hete April 1. The lloyala·7tlen series fea. tures • duel between .Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia and O.car Rnbertson ot Cincin· nati. Both of these auperstara have been ailing, however, and may oot be at their besJ toni8ht. Chamberlain, the 7-loot-1 scoring champion of the NBA, has been aufferlng stomach aches frOUI a pancreas dlsor· 0 .;-. ., . ." . . c.. n .... Botttilllli DaMn. lfW Yn 71ers, Boston skipper haa plclt"!i the Royals to win the beoft-ol·flve '!lffiilinala and to advance lo the best-of..even finals agalnit the Celllca. The ...,..., game of the Eastern Dl~on lltll1ia Ia scheduled in PbUadelphla Friday nigbt. The teams wiU return here Sunday afternoon for a nationaUytelevlaed (ABC) game. u addiIlona! games are needed, they w!U be In Philly next Tuesday Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlildleport, 0 ., Mar. 24, 19155-S AILSTARS ' I THE DAILY SENTINEL b ~· ... I • MIIGI IMSON AliA Tbe 'ne7 ~ I BERH-=-Y'S-=wo=""'RLD- DIVOTa. TO t~m~•m OP ~ ChaJlenger • con£'d.ent,· Takes Rest _ £or.Two Days HELEN HELP US! l"'-1~-. by f Association · A much-publicized sinlin8 atar has a problem that JJ1911 ol hlo fans don't know a b o u I &ambling debll well IIIIo tho , a1x flgurea ... Allan Sherman's privately pressed ta\11'1 of "My Fair Lady" Is tbo De w disk to play at partiea. "Witb A Utile l!lt of Luck" beco'DH "WUb A Ultle Box of Lox." and you tab It from lbere. AJ. au Jay Lerner, who created aome of the most brllllallt lyrlco of all lime, mUll be lrllbtlully plwed . . . Vladimir i!Dr· owltz' contemplated retW'Il to the concert world wao, ourprialngly, a front-pal• otory in one of the world'1 11101t respected newspapera. This column lteJDo ed it un Jan. 29, 19M ... There will be charity premieres or "'ibe Sandpiper" in London and Paris, both arranged by Elizabeth TayiDr. Tbe giant Hollywood openilll - wblob tbe Burtons will attend In July - . will benefit tha Hemophilia Sc>clety, Richard Burtoll'l faYOI' lte charity. ·, QPM IMtwllnv on thole llatM· that delivers the taste and I'II eat my hat.'' �,. 11--J>~~all~y~Se~n~tln~e~l!..,P~o~m~er~OYt·:'!Mi~.d~d~le~po~rt ~,O~··.!M~a~r.~2~4!...,~~~~---------~ ---------their way - .. COLUMBUS IVPII - Tke lint H work!•~ dayo of this ·-· year' bo· - 1 ·- decreue ta opplleotloas for jobiOII pay Ia Oblo, a report by lbe Ollio Bureau of UIIODiploy- ~; 'jhe Lighter Side •-rp -Being Over-Weathered is Also Uncomfortable State bad< to seo nts ~~&ler, Mr. and Mrs. Elllf!le (P'rantel ) YoWll- They lefl on Sunday morning to villi tbeit son who is Mr. a student Ohio University. Ball is at a form· er Harrisonville reoident. Harrisonville N ews Notes 1 addition to feeling "under the weather" occasionally, I some- times feel that 1 a m "overweathered.' OVer· weathering is a condi· dilion that results from abS<Jrbing masstve doses of extraneous meteorological infor· m~~w~le~-.,.to~~~-~. the*-1 out whether you will need your ence !",.undation and the overshoes. tiona! Aeronautics and Space Tht feeling fir st began to Administration, not to mention FOR CIFTS EVEIYIDDY IJW-STAIT Wille. I GET THENEW/ ! lb. TRUCKLOAD SALE Rump Roast Sirloin Tip Roast Rotisserie Roast Cube Steak Stewing Beef tb.79c lb.99c KRAFT lb. Macaroni KRAFT~ I SEA BASS - ----- 39c Biscuits !(··~ ·--- - - - I ...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .spont Monday ni~ht with Mr. l .Mn. Paul Thomaa of Colum· and Mrs. Henry S~ncer and bu11 spent several day& with her Vance and attended the funera1 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char· of Mrs. Dayton McElroy . . los Babcock. Mr. and Mro. Elmer Baum of Ml" Barbara Hill of Colum- i Breman visited Mr. and .Mn. bu• spont the week end with Charles Babcock Sunday. her rather and brother, Wil· : Mrs. Mary Kelley and daush- . Jouaby Hill and Larry. ter, Nora, of Sislersvllle. w. · .Mrs. Zona Bins, Mrs. Nor· Va., visited Wednesday with man Frederick and Mrs. Hattie !Mro. Kelley's son and wife, Mr. Frederick called on .Mrs. C. B. ·and Mrs. Paul Kelley. Hayman Sunday. Many from here attended the Mr. and Mrs. Reid Eynon of funeral of Mrs. Dayton McEI· ' ' ,)!ornln( Slar visited Mr. and roy at Chester Toesday. : Mrs. G«>rae Frederick, Sr. Mr . . Mrs. Val Hartung of Chester . and Mrs. Mllfred Frederick al- visited her daughter, Mrs. ,, vltlted the Frederlckl. Thomas McGrath and family on 1 .Mr. and Mrs. John Rasp and 1Sunday recently. ': tiiUJbter, Sharon, of Fostoria -Mrs. Hattie Frederick 4-oz. pkg. ·--·--- 65c Salad Dressing FISH STICKS 2 79c Preserves 41 c Jn>•'•· 3 $1 00 HADDOCK ~~~~VE -~- S9c Peanut·BuHer .. FLORIDA SEEDLESS Peach Pie Potato Bread JANE PARKER s ' loavet 39c $5.00 or More Exelualve of rtem 1 Eltempt b' tow Exo!res March ~n . 1961t In Colo. Uri!! ROLLS 12roll29 c _r ___-·--- - s ME~NEN 1 : · lAVE 1, l4c 2 ~"ragrances (8) (9) for lilt price of /· Pl(J~ A PENNY! (10) Free Parking In Rear of Store Money Orders Sold Telephone Bills CoUeeted .., J. ' '.' . ' . ~~'t ,Nc ,, '•' ~ .ANY SIZE PIECE .Swiss Cheese DUTTONS (1) Clean Ladies :lnd Children Rest Room (2) Free-Cold Dr' 'king Fountain (3) Hallmark Cards (4) Russell Stover Candy (5) Latest Hit Records, Reg. $1.29 for 97e (6) T. V. Tube Tester Free (7) Complete Une of Hair Care Preparations (Nationally Advertised), Cosmetics and CANDY BARS 10 for 29c FO~RLY HAIR DRESSING ....,, . ~, - ~ · ... -·• .... ,.. ' , WELCH'S FROZEN .92 REG. Sc Strewherries :.2. ;~:: ~9c Groom & Clean~1St .. . . . ....-.. . .. :Z .: :; :.:•,' . Grape Juice ·-- :~· ;J ·~; 89c.~.· Secret. ~~!~~·nt ·~ · ··· ~;r69c ·~ SPECIAL SERVICES AVAILABLE AT,,, 10,., 69c : ' '"'.; ' • t . 73 MILL SJ'. .I • ~ '*'t"'t.45 .~st.D' , j •• · , . • -<- ,,J"_,{_, ·- ··~- . --~-' - - - - - - " · ----~-- - - - - - """"'"'" M.P. VITAMINS 3pkg. SSe Sk1n Bracer S~ICJO " . •• CREAM, ROLL ON, OR STICK CALIFORNIA NAVEL Jlo, OR DEODORANT ' lb. ' A&P fROZEN SUGARED & San'dwich ""'' ~CARONI , Spagheth 89c Jane Ptrker With tho 'urchase of ANN PAGE REG. $1.00 TUSSY BEX:EL h-.-{)~~!~~~~ 8 .... 69c 1 ~~::· 3Sc lb. each REG. $5.89 69c LJ·::- ANN PAGE-Cr••my Smooth or Krunchy - ...... &~ U. S. No. I Sill A t • ... - REG. $2.9(1 VALUE USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN FOR GRADUATION 4::. 29c Potatoes- 10 ~~ 79c qt.39C Oranges (IrS only prDor•, •floc:k-rnlstlnt. I' 12-oz. .00 CHANEL NO.5 IILIWI "Ja" ltJtftl 'mncall•• 1ltlln1 In CIM lfiCI ftJIIIIIIGII band. U ull-wlrldlna, waYr~ __ jor ANN PAGE-STRAWBERRY Home Permanent FULL LINE OP FLORIDA VALENCIA lb. eEMIR eAMBUSH pad: SULTANA BRAND -~ •TABU Canoe For Men-Limited Supply! MAINE KATAHDIN ,< JANE PARKER LASTING FAST ePLATINE I'IRST IN THIS AREA I••~'-49 .C lb. FRIED AND FROZEN e20 CARAT 45 -- I•• C - - Pl!-l,SBURY OR BALLARD 10-ol. pkg&. A - ~-oz. OFF LABEL FRESH DRESSED ! 4 ~~;:: 69c DINNERS - Miracie CAP'N JOHN, FROZEN •t 6,99 Dana Perfume~ at'ld c;~!p,grfls ACHIEVEMEI"fl' KRAFT-SALAD DRESSING HALIBUT - POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE tb.69c 7 Cheese Pizza FROZEN SLICED In !he Middle Block Nexl to Elltorfeldt lb. 9 9 c SYMBOL OF Cheese Pizza l9c Chapman-Canaday tb.89c ' KRAFT-4 VARIETIES SMELTS OF Middleport, 0. SUPER-RIGHT DRIED BEEF LOAP OR TODAY I FRESH DRESSED luster lrOWr'l Wbat"s new for fashionable young la-dies this spring? This charming dress-up shoe from Bus· ter Brown. Navy blue, red , while. 7.99 r Othir Buster Browns Flexsteel Furniture BAKER FURNITURE lb.89c $1 FRESH PORK SAUSAGE 3 CHIPPED c·HOP HAM GIFT CATALOG Fish 'n Seafood Parade Va~ues! ,UICI by 1-lb. rolls 1 ! l 1 c SUPER·RIGHT 132·PAGE !I UJlOI Sunday School Workers will BEEF CUTS ~~:TE loHom Ground Round HU!H<Y OVER '(0 A &f' H JR T H ~S~ 1 opera•h·~ Roberts Sunday. Rollin Bearhs \1Jilted Mr. and .Mrs. Hugb Bearha 4-oz. pkg. Rev. Borden Summari'zes Recent Tr1p • otes .Mrs. Glen Hensler and 9011, Bllly of Middleport visited parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maston TRI:!~~ BONELESS Top Round Steak _ lb. 8 9 c stea k lound lb.8Sc Heel Of Round tb.6Sc C•b•d Sf l""nd ea k Full Culo lb. 7 9 c I j "7{K:Iety ford and family. A& P SUPER· RIGHT QUALITY - TENDER, JUICY ' I ;: ak (JiII • N •~ Fresh Mushrooms tb. 49c r· UhoCes , who hr.~ .-: bcer1 trying 10 ma~e Ohio the No. I producer of tomato juice. & :~ ,d he was • tlt ;;f!lfed whe11 U. ~ loeverage : The Rev . Nyle Borden, one . Wl'i bf'rved to governors. of the four Ohio delegates to • The President, Rhode!li and the recent annual Academv Jf i Anthony J. Celebrezze, former ; Religion and Mental H~alth : c :eve&nd mayM '1dW in the held ln Washingt·)D. D. C. ~u m ­ ~ cab:net, .e~joyl-.J .a glass of t~e mariz.ed the event today. tOll o. tu JUlce d11 : . 11~ a break m l'he two-day conference was ; l~:!' b::'Jefing. . highhghted by emphasi~ on : tlncdes told th€ Prestdcnt the 1 role of the chaplain in mental ~ part tomt.to rrowinr plays in · hospitals, and the role o[ 1 he ; ~"il, t: western Ohio's economy pastor in munseling the mer1tal· .. nd the effor~s oe~'lg made to Jy ill Rev . Borden is Chaplain ; AJTOm• le tomo:.o juice. of the Gallipolis State Institute. fht: Ohio gll\' ernor lumded the While in Washington, the four l Frt.~~dent a 12-'..~~ ~ pledging Ohio Ohio delegates met with ConC••tff&ation h Johnson's pro- gressman Walter H. Moeller.! I ~r•m!! for trea~ !.i.,e!!r. of •.t.e men- They discussed with him the tJ 1l.. a·etarded. proposal made by the CompreThe ietter ~ ~; .J thoe~~ Ohio pro- hensive Mental Hea lth Planftlms could be given 1mpelU& ning committee for a health l'·ith. early aopi'O\'al of the center in soulht•Aslern Ohio, ; ;sta(e's applic":~l : M f•lr lram;fer a!l a part of the Appalachia , cd the B.roadview and erne veH p:r~ram . ~: ~U\S hospita \s i.' J the stale.[ This he"! lth Cl'nler would in- . Jt \c (If!said the Broadview etude a m~r.~al l1t;Jlth clinic and i t !&-:! :· t.al near Cleveland, sched-1 trr:.ining c~'lt~r for nurses. No : U1ed h· be ciJy:l] in a consoli- 1definite· loc::Jtiot, r.as been t hos. : :Jttt"ic.11 of Ve~~f 1•1:; r1dmmist:a- en for the ct•n' f'f • ; !:1'0 J·ospitals could be used T~e delegate~ and Mr.• Moel: lr:. n·c(,1ately, The Cr1le hoo;pilal , ler all!o stlldied Huuse Bill 29&i -,e u h.i, would require l'Xten- which would t.m;ropriate moncv : IU~· remodelJ:q:. [ for operat. r.g cr:;t!' of commur;. , • 'f I : · Hy mell l .:t' h '< hl· centers. ,\t ~ the present l!mt> money is availab!e on ly fm eonstruf'h)fl ' ; anJ f·QI.IIt>m,•r, L The commu n~~ity and sta lt: mt• st finance all l l~t;:~w;ilb~Mr~.~~~ BONE IN . the drink. ~""" !JPerr1 ~· Mr. Clifford Anderson and Sharon JeweU, Mrs. Golda 800, Ronald, Monday family of Parkersburg, and Mr. Jones, Mrs. Cotterill, Miss , Mr. and Mrs. Hua:h I promot~ Soci·ety Notes "'IIIMIIJ FULL CUT I WASHINGTON fliPl i - Pres· ioent .Johnson served tomat•• juice at the White House Monday night and I bea!11iDJ Gov. James A. Rhodes urged him to day -m&. llewt)' PI1J1IruJ AbytkJDOHa~t M~""~w·ilbP•~. _ _ _ _..;..._ _ _ __ and .Mrs. Nolan Haning. meeting will he April 20th. Mrs. Grace Carr and Mrs. The Lend • A • Haad Circle Faye Lewio are home after hav. met WednOiday at lhe home of lng been hospitalized for sev· Mrs. Gloria '"••s. Mra. Dena era) weeks. Welch was th:devotlonal lead• Mrs. Martha S.yre of San- er. Mrs. Artlls WastiOner, Mro. ford, Fla., call..t on Mrs. Felis: Dena Welch Mra. Pauline AtAlki"' recently. klas, Mrs, Ruby Halliday, Mrs. IF VALUES ARE HARD TO COME BY, WilY NOT••• :. terest is the counter-clockwise , eirculatioo in the up~r ~tmos· : phere that has produced a 1 , warming trend on the other side 1 LOGAN. Ohio ( UP]) _ Good· 1 of the ~tment. year Tire & Rubber Co. oHi 1 . Television IS not, however , cials Tuesday announced plans . the_ source of over-~eathermg . for 8 $400,000 exiJ<msion and imIt IS merely a earner. To lo- provement pro jer i at their [ · cate the S(IUrce, you must turn Ia 1 h , I d b th P n ere. . to a report JU~t re ease ~ . e Plant M~nager Nath~n H. House Committee on Go\ e1 n· Hur1 sa1'd the expans1·00 . wh'1c h 1 . t opera t1ons. men It d" 1 th t 1 1 . 1 1'" , WI·n ·mcrea se emp1oymen1 by 60 i •sc oses . a a eas j 1to a total of 360. was due to in- I federa 1 agenc1e! are now end . th . .. t creased use or padd ed rl ash~age .~ wea _e~- ac_tlvitlf'~ boards and inter ior in new au1 tomobiles. Don King Construction Co .. , Jackson, will break ground for 1the expansion in a few week3 . The 24 .000 square foot additio:1 is to cost $150.((10, improvements to presmt facilities $50,1 000 and new equipment $200,000 In White House Pleases Rhodes Mrs. Sbaron Jewell, Mn. ~u•r•" Logan's Tire Plant Will Be Expanded Tomato JUICe Mrl. C!YGO Anderson anti family. Rc- md Mrs. Sprinm~ Cecil Cox of Athena spent S u l l - ( 1 day e""ning with them ala41. in Florida and stopped on Dunbar, W. Va., spent a recent Atkins, Mrs. Diehl and1~ 8ormle Welcb were ~~::::::::~5~cl~T~cl~..t~o~,~· !~~n~t~a~v~~~a~-!~~~.M~~:· ~c~~~i~s~-~e~~En:o~f1~ =~~E~~~ ~~~~~~~~:!!!~!!!! 5~1e~5~~i~~· creep or er me when 1 would the Coast Guard , the Atomic stay tuned for the weather re Energy Conunission , the Agri· port that followed the late news culture Department and the on television. Health, Education and Welfare In order to get the next day 's Department. forecast, which took about 30 1 didn 't see anything in the 1econds, I would have to sit committee 's report about this , through a five-minute illustrat· but I have heard that in some ed lecture on the nationwide areas there is lively compe. movement of frontal patterns tition between the Air Force and high and low pre~ure s. and the weather bureau in pre. 1 would be told what the nine paring forecasts. o'dock temperature was in Anyway, it is obvious Phoenix, Ariz ., and how the dis- such a large scale operation turbance that was developing could not be maintained withover the Great Lakes would e!- out public support. Thus you feet tbe Midwe st. I can see the importance of Before long, 1 found that I keeping us laymen in an overcouldn't get to sleep at night weathered state . until 1 knew whal the nine Once we get hooked, we will o'clock temperature was in beg, borrow or steal if necesPhoenix. sary to satisfy the craving for If I went out in the evening, barometer readings a thousand 1 and didn't get home in time to miles away . catch the last weather report, Adv. for Moo. PM's Mar. 2% 1 would have to telephone Phoenix before I went to bed. This r is the first symptom in the over-weathered syndrome. 1 In its final stages, yon no · . longer care if it rains or freez. l · es where you are. Your only in- , ---------.vtsltel! Willi Mr. on4 M'rl. DlfRock ton Phllllps of Pomeroy 'flletl. sunGay wllll Mr. and Mrs. a.rold Willis Allo;gra Will on her blrtbday. Mr. ODd Mrs. Harryr ~=~ and· son of Colwnbua spent a ·The t-H Club wu orJanll'l!d of Colwnbus v1811ecl St weekend wilh her brother, Mr. on Monday DiCbt. '!be Deltlwitllllr. ODd Mrs. William By Mrs, Fells Alkire The Lend • A . Hand Circle ment Compoo,.tloo •bowed · pl.aiu1ing a bake sale for :'m~!:'ual cost of lotldoy. Aprll 20, Saturday, at Kroger's. 'eoc<Upatio•n[ BUC Admintstrator WWard Mr. anti .Mrs. Robert Jewell Governmental Pl spont Sunday eveniDJ with Mr. with the elements P. Dudley said continued Mrs. Glenn Jewell, Down· widesprei:ld that even cl1ims were don 284,4%9, Weather Bureau has hecome compared 1o lho same and Mrs. Robert JeweH volved. of !!Ill. Up lo 1\ltl"'b 18 total dinner guests Suntlay a1 The Army , Navy and Halliday • Atkins h001e at Force conduct weather claims were ut,.f'7t, compar· !Rutland. grams, as do the Federal ed to 9l4.,8t9 a year ago. Mr . and Mrs . William Dye WASH~~~~~ ~J:~ _ In .' .' ' ' YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTfRS 122 N. SECOND ·MIDDLEPORT, 0. FREE PARkiNG IN REQ �.• 1 ' ~ ; '• p, ' III ," Jl ' ' I LADIES' ALL WEATHER COLORFUL COSTUMES - Tbe color featured throughout the Eastern lHgh Olio and Minstrel ls ••resented in the costumes of these dancers. Included in the lille are, left to right, Lois Sisson, Mary Bmg, Roberta ells, Karen Bissell, Sandra Trussell, Delores Bise, Janet Fick, DrusciUa Cline, Nancy ~aker, Esther Spencer, Mary Bahr and Ca thv Andrews. The group will dance to the music of "The Robert E. Lee 10 the fmal number of the frrst part of the show. -Sentinel photo March Seen Ghandi'strek lie DAYS SPECIAL - ' Uc DAYS SPECIAL Beautiful year 'round coab - PlaJn pop. · l~n outer ahell wJth printed inner linint. Popular ttretch denim C1prl pants Jn Na· TERRIFIC VALUES, 2 BIG DAYS, FRIDAY & SATURDAY •Y Blue. Sizes 10•to-18. Trim flttiDJ and ::ornfortable - A bil special value for Rain resistant finish. Revenlble 2 eoats in one. Siles 10 to 18 &nd 16~ to 2410. Buckwheat •u• ""' o•l!'""·c""R• STRETCH PANTS · ub•il!s REVERSIBLE COAT ll8c Days only, uch Shop Stlffler'a Frld•y •"" Soturday for the belt lMiya , the OHIOn. Homa nHdo, opporol ond foatw•r for thto whole fomlly. tWw Sprint F1ohl- It railmoney . .vlnt prices during tl~Ma 'twe'blt lk Days. a. htore whton the doors opan Friday It 9 A.M. You'll ilnd Bit lie Bargains In _,-'Dapartment ot Your STIFFLER'S STORE IN POMEROY. . sn.a1 .... . .. ,.., • ~ SHOP NOW FOR SPRING AND EASTER •• SHOES, APPAREL, HOME NEEDS PLUS BIG 88c BARGAINS ••. SAVE I ANTHON Plumbing • Heatf1111 · Teflon tronlnt BHrd 22x44 FLORAL YourD•pend..le D•al., Far PAD AND COVER TURKISH BATH PLUMBING SETS TOWELS AND Heavy quaHty cotton terry bath towels In big 22>44 Teflon coated woven cot· ton ironing board cover- HEATfNG size. Extra soft and abs_... bent. Assorted colors in and thick fibreglasa pad. Seorcb proof. Makes Iron· ing easy, Fits M-inch Ph- WYoMS$1 ii!Jard. floral patterns. HOSE c 20x40 CANNON FANCY KEROSENE VARNISHED FINISH FANCY FOO'I'ED Mell's White Cushion TURKISH BATH Hobnail Hurricane Hardwood Utility GLASS FRUIT SOLE WORK TOWELS LAMPS STOOLS BOWLS fancy striped patterna, 211 dO alze. Lay In a IIUp!IIJ, 2 PRS. FOR 3 I'OR c complete with wick. A big value, Take your choice of handy hardwood 1tools patterns. All with smooth varnish finish . Ideal to use on the patio, for fishing or camping. EACH EACH Decorative Bljl thin~ CanMD quality turtblh bath towela lA •• Take ,your ch6ice of plain drest: nylon or mesh ny. IonS' in the season's best shades, Sizes 81> ·to 101>. Save at Stiffler's 88c Days. 2 FOR 2 FOR NEW ARRIVAU FOR d'Jl PLAIN NYLON SEAMLESS MESH ••Gone With The Wind'' style Hobnail glass and brass Hurricane lamps. Burns kerosene - aorted plain eolors and Long wearing white eottoD EACH 4 PAIRS FOR work sox with thick dou-ble cushioned aole1 for ex· tr-a comforl AU she• 10 to 12. U.y In a supply. c c c c SOCKS Fancy g]&SI'II fruit bowlsin ruby red or milk white glass. n ~corative, useful. A special value at SUff· ler's for 88c Days, c • ' LADIES' FANCY LADI'ES' DIAMoND GIFT BOXED RAYON HALF TEXTURED NYLON SLIPS HOSE FANCY FASHION Fine quality rayon tricot half slips in assorted col} on and lace trimmed sty(. 1r1 - double panel, shadow proof. Sizes S, M, & L Popular Dew textured ny· Ions in diamond designs. es 81> to 104. ll8c Day• Special. Attractive Mw style gold pins in assorted patterns. A apec:i1l va)ue for &Be Days at Stifflen. I!ACH PAIR EACH Youth to Live ' HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPI) ellv••ll -Young DenniJ Pleratt bl FORMALS today --, lhanks largely to a tient Himtblgton ·policeman. san... II The It - year - ·old from Middletown; Ohlo, · Sizes 5 to 18 perched precarlowlly oo a ";~::;:;:~~~~row ledge of the Ohio Rlv-erll "" Apple Grove llrldge here :fuesda)' night told passers-liy he intended to Canada's new maple leaf flag, wm be placed on sale June 3oth. The Hag will be red and white againsl a blue background. c 24x36 FOAM BACK FINE TEXTURED NYLON LOOP PLASTIC WINDOW RUGS DRAPES Beautiful cbllfoDB and laces In long and short styles. Pastel colors of pink, yellow, blue and white. Officer Robert Shy .a&ked lad's permissioo to join him the ledge, -During the conversation, Shy was able convince Pieratt that life deed was wortb Uvlnc. Dennis decided not to take final plunge. The boy tater loid olflcen fell he ·was no lonier )Qvt4 hbl !bat ... ~oru..r ~ eJISulnjfll CANADA'S NEWEST- This new five-cent stamp, saluting c IN OUR DRESS SHOP AT 111 E. MAIN jump. L & Z ·SHOP DRESS SHOP 12 STORlS SIDE BY liiDE) AtiNEX 118·120 E. M•ln ' ' Beautlful dark shades. Siz. Alf' nylon loop throw rup Me .rour .cl!olce <1f fine · in assorted decorator col· textured plastic drapea in o"' - 24x36 •lze. All with pJaio colors or fu1ly Uned DOft·lldd cushioned foam· drapes in colorful new ,pat. llocl<illl. Bie Valueo. ' l ·lents. 36x87 sire. Pomeroy, Ohio ' EACH PINS Fancy Embroide..-1 .LADIES' FANCY PLASTIC WINDOW WEAVE DISH TERRY WASH •• MUSLIN PILLOW R•yon Brief Style SHADES CLOTHS CLOTHS CASES PANTIES Washable plastic window shades in 3ex6 size. Choice of ereen, tan or white. Re· shade yctur home now at th:.; low special price. Big size waffle weave cotton di11h cloths in faney patterns. Packed 6 in • bundle . Heavy quality , Big Value at 88c. Cannon quality cotton terry wash cloths in plain colors and assorted stript'd _pattern&. Big size. Lay in a 1upply now. Flne count muslin pillow ca~>es - 36x42 size. Choice of many embroidered de-signs, patterns and colon. 88c Days Special. Fancy lace trimmed brief Jtyle panties in white and pastel colors. Fine cuage rayon tricot. Sizes 5, 6 1: 7. Save duri.rug 88c Days, EACH 6 FOR 12 FOR 2 FOR 3 PAIRS FOR c c c c c llx96 MT. MIST Ladlu Docron, Nylon 54-INCH QUILTED LARGE COVEREO 52x70 Flannel Bock UL APPROVED COnON QUILT COTTON HALF PLASTIC GARMENT DIA~ER PLASTIC TABLE Electric Extension BATTS .. SLIPS BAGS Beautiful double panel, shadow proof half tllps made of easy care blended dacran, nylon and cotton . Sizes 8111aJl, medium and lara:e. For storing your winter garmentJ. Zippe~ed (losure - quilted ends--clear plastic sfdes, Big enough to hold 16 eannents. M . ·, . .Fam-.Mt, M!J~ battwfull Blllilll 1ize. Unfold•· In one seamleia: sheet of .snowy white eotron with Jmoolb rtszed finish. PAIR EACH c EACH c PLASTIC PAILS. inches long. EACH c c 36x6 VINYFILM ASSORTED CANNON c ' " FANCY WAFFLE COVERS CORDS Smooth, sanitary plastic .dj.aper J)BUs with tight fittin& lids and deodorizer. Assorted colors. Special SBc l.iays Value, Extra, large size plastic tablE' covers with flannel back. Choice of assorted fancy patterns and colors . A big 88c Days Barg!li D. 3 handy ele-ctric extension eords in a bag. UL approv· ed constru<"tion . 6. 9 and 12 f'oot len-gths. Specid Bargain. EACH EACH 3 FOR c c c c :. ~C!H:ROM::E::PL:A:TE=D~ r=~~~S~IZ;E::l and all have the famous Zenith H~NDCIIAPT8D CHASSIS for greater dependability " '. ,, ! I ZENITH HANDCRAFTED COMPACT, LIGHTWEIGHT PERSONAL PORTABLE TV ZENITH BIG SCREEN · TRIM, HAII)CRAnED , . .. Adjuablle~tl Hiih fUh10n St)'lini i-A tmart 2-color ciilblnel. a.. utifullji molded tim· ulated le;~trt iH ~:abinet PANS PANS CHAIRS 12-inch by 21f.. ·inch aize foam Eurethane in round or equare shape. Pillow foret read)r to be eovered Decorative fancy ceramie dOli!& - 10 lnchn tall, as· sorted breeds. H you lite does JOU'll love these cer· amlc reprodlretiona. · Oblong aluminum pan with slide on clear plastic cover. Use for bakmg, routin&, si.oring. A real "Wity item. . Big 4--quart size covered sauce pan made o( polished aluminum by Enterprise. A special value for 88e Days only. Hurry! The best patio ehair value anywhere. Heavy plastic webbing - tubular alumi~ num construction with tilt proof legs. EACH EACH EACH EACH vy quality plulle, Assort. 111100th finllhed bandte. BII,V now for. ~ IJll'!nl eleaniJitl. I!ACH - tubs made of sturdy, he&· ~ ~~qrl, IJ!"!!..lk.~• · lll)'Wnere, . 1 in your fltVOrite fabric. ! FOR lll..,.priM Pallshad 7'<:VP POLISHED· ALUMINUM EGG Aluminum CoH" 111 PERK Enterprise aluininum pereolatoro - bript polished flnblh - 7 eup eapoclty wll~ best prool handles. II8C ~· Special. SIZE. ALUMINUM D.ISH · "PANS '. Bll llkjaart oizo Enter• ' llumin11111 dllh paDS ~und otyle - poliJhed flnblh. S{>oclll 88e Illy• llu'pia, ,EACH PLASTIC WEBB ALUMINUM PAtiO ALUMINUM PATIO LOUNGE ROCKER Full •ize patio loun&I••:;:•J pleJ\IY of str9ng p ' : •: ."' •o' ' ~IQUiitrTE EACH EACH ··- s 88 GLASS CANDLE SETS EACH webb& -tubular aluminum 'i''. FANCY (.I"''S & BLOUSES construction · with ., tilt proo£ legs. ,, '! . LADIES' I'ANCY ' PRINTED PLASTIC with prlnled teriola. Barco)n, ' ,. --- - -- - - -- - - - - -·· .. •··- • 1'- '·• ., ' Bright polished finish aluminum sauce pan sets con· sisting of three pans in graduated sizes. Big Baraain Buy, 3 PC. SET 2 FOR c c ROUND METAL Alumlnumce.......r FANCY COnON ASii TRAY AND DECORATED PATIO CRYSTAL CAKE SAV.ERS polliibea. al~;~,~ cover arid ,, delrglass eal<td>lN -.:._ · TABLES Round met-al patio lablP in enameled .finish witb deeo\'ative design. Detaehet for fabrics. Sb:ea ·· · · ' ' from tri·pod legs to use lJ IIIOntha II,.,, 11 serving tray. lkigbt piece IOf. _~I lor ll8t Days oit})l. ·1-- ~<. _-- '• tlat EACH EACH'· -~:- - .,. · ._,~ - · ~ ·· ,_' ,~· -.:r. ,.._ . . '· ,. '"' TOWELS FANCY CI!U.MIC c ~· STRIPED BATH lnf.ants9to liMo. -Fancy infanta. polternl. lACK PLAIN AND ' DRESSES . - 88 Irregulars of high quality Cannon bath towels- Bold stripes, floral. plain eol· ors. jacquards. Extra solt and absorbent. 22x44 size. c 88 .-i-'' TAILORID. SAUCE PAN A fine aluminum patio rocker to match the chairs and lounge. Buy a whole set at these low B8c Days Prices. 22x44 3-Piece Aluminum FINE COnON Prett.y spring style blouses in white, assorted colors a)1d printed patterns. Roll· up sleeve styles, easy-care cotton fabrics. Sizea 32 to 4.2. •·' Whit. colOr or Beiee ~ •nd ott Whtte OOIOf. v• Lodios' Roii·Up st.. PLASTIC WEBB c biiCk. E.bon\1' cotor •nel Off ., s c c c c . . . . . 111601 tf An excltlna new con. capt In pq.rtable TV styling. Etiony cokw end White cok)r w ll&ht Brown color 11M Off•White cotor. llodet M12SO u DOGS nJture - Tile AOAMIR TheJITUTl FORMS Blr •lze oerub or uti!li, .. ' . EACH· • IQ.Che...l Tual. . e Froat lhudt.l CoatrO'.S ALUMINUM PATIO A big size cotton duet ·mop - padded to protect fur on modo of polblhod mbo ..... Pole~ .. a ... .....leto·- ·lld. . ' UMaruy lystlem ALUMINUM SAUCE TUBS eu paoclliir II a must. These . • Mortzont.l AdJustm.m • 82-Channe6 Tt~rNIII ALUMINUM CAKE MOPS J1 yoa•ore dlo!IDI AtnJolller • ••Perma·S.t"' VHF F'IIM TUIIIItf • Horlzontal Wklltal Assorted CERAMIC .POLES PQACHER~ · . . . .til. . . , • "'fllerma·Set"' VKI Fine Tunlnt FOAM PILLOw ........-........ or in your den • J..St.,. II AM_.Iflw PLASTIC WEBB ,-fi"EST QUAOn ....,_ TV patio, POTCh portability 4-QT. SIZE 88 enjoy on easy TDOIII to TotHI1 LOOK AND SEE PLASTIC SCRUB EACH ZENITH LIGHTWEIGHT, SUPER COMPACT, HANDCRAFTED PERSONAL PORTABLE TV LARGE SIZE COnON DUST rtHNn - Adju.:teble towel pole with rod and two rinca. Chrome plated me· .lill..llic Value. ' Round or Squ1re METAL TOWEL Saves opaee In the bath • no prifl.led circuit. e 110 production .Jiorfcut. 11-QT. SIZE ' . c - _, . . �.....".... .... "' .... Davis & Elkins ~ollege,Choir to Present ' ~~ '"""'()~ _ , - Concert in Pt. Plebiint oh April 12th PT. wUI preilal 'nle • Elkins · Nld 1concert · - · new . •'I OIQreb ln !'Qint PINISIIDI ~an 1\lonllay, Aprfl lltll at 7:30 ' diet·r.tte . • COl-a tho Pmbyterla1l "*'· In addition w the mNI)' the choir ha• been Invited to Columbus, Ohlo, ln May w 11 the opeoing .Cornmunloll vtce of the General Assembly the United Presbyterian Churcll : Stokely only 1 cakJrie per seroing no sugar at all ·.. as well as two pre - assembly Cno111 Style meetinas. Two years ogo, the 1• • • • • • • ·• sembly choir aang at the General AI- · , ----· of the . ·; · _ Church u. s. SAVI YOUR RC COLA, DlnoliTI COLA, "I!HL - ~The~~re~pertoi ~·re~ol~lhe~~:jt, TIDE Detergent ZOo elf CORN TRUE I'RUil ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTL. CAl'S. THEY ARE VALUABLE! Cocktail c katie lvaitt SKIMMED WI WILL PAY Yl CENT IACH TO YOUR I'AVORITE CHARITY crewman aboard the carrier to the Seventh Fleet, bu been 09 KingS Siu GOLDEN F&P FRUIT MILK • c Vz . .,, "'""'QQdutiM. ""' .,.., auP•II MAIIK•T• ... u... Gal. Ctn. Corner Second and Mill Monday Thru Thursday- 9 to 6 Friday and Saturday--8:30 to 8:30 EXTRA LEAN - EXTRA TASTY YOUNG PORKERS ••• AND TRIM YOUR POOD OLDS'l'El PICTURED - Shown above is Mia Margaret R. Hayman, a patient In Pleasant Valley Hospital, who will be 103 years of age on April 20. She was born April 20, 1862. Pictured witb her Ia Mrs. Mabel Krebs, nurse aiae at the Hospital Distaff Side's Golfing Plans Are Announced . ALL PURPOSE River news Gtqe radlap: -~;:;;, Dam 17.1, 18.7, 011 l'llllll1ll& ROBIN HOOD 26 feet LYONS RACINE RUTLAND Clover hrm Store Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS Food M1rket Clover F1rm Depaltment Store WKII.._ .,_..,_, AM hr . . . . .,, PHONI IH U5oll aROUND HIP •• aROUND CHUCK Hey! See the light Fine! ElECTRICIANS fast In the YELLOW I'AQES. Where )'QUI' llncer: the walldng. ''Tilt ·liON With A Bart" Fifth 1nd Pearl RACINE Opon I to I Mon. -Thru Ill. RT. 124 40c0FF Jar w •(IDI axv. Le•• aore :1 lbt. CHEESE SPREAD PIZZA PIE .MIX " , . ; .. 21b. box • • 49c With Cheese ....39c PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES Qualltltlet SILVER BAR SWEET c1n1 CHEF BOY·AR-DEE COMPUTE PINEAPPLE Gr1cle'A' I BUS LEJI'I'OVERS SWlNDON, Iq1and (UPI)Aulhorlties auetloned off a blrdcap, a latcer rubber buck- . et and ll8 oboppiDa buk«a 1 wbldl were left 011 . ell)' buies : clurlng the year. 1 lllrdcaie, a Iaraer l'\lbber buck· · at and 81 ahoppq bultrll wblcll were left OD ell)' buts durlDr the ,_, · Court St., Potneroy =: ~'l': ·69c I . MILK pl. 79c --·---.... SPA PORK LOIN ROASTS lib :~7:.d PORK LOIN ROASTS M···~n~'· PORK LOIN ROASTS loin S~t::d PORK LOIN ROASTS '""H!;~ PORK LOIN ROASTS '"" ~!~, ~~. 39c ~...... - - -.... Can Can lh n~L 3 .!~ '1 cALLA sTYLE 4 6 A•t. SAVE 27c 69C BONELESS Rollod 6- Tied lb. SAVE 15c PRELL ~:;;poo U, S. Cov't. lnopecte.l •.~~- &Sc CHUCK RoA"ST Secret ::!.~:., ~H IWifi'S PIII!MIUM - ~~· 38c I. I, IOY'T. INSPEC!Eit LUICHEOI MEATS ....."" ~•iced Plckl• & P'i_.... Coalr•cl Salami Spicetl LuncheH Lb. Pk.. lb. 85c ':" -:. '. .'' ' . ',_ .. lb. ' ·-" " iJI 29c HEALTH 6- BEAUTY---. Swlft'o p....,)ulll - lb . &3c 5&c lb . ·- American PICNIC Sheri htra Shank Wan to lb. lb. 43, 48c -' lb. FlfSH ... - Swffti1 Brookfield - U. I . e<JV'I, INSPECTfD 39c 24-os. lb. 79c -------------l Sliced CHEESE 59c Cento• Cut PORK LOIN .JIOAST and CHOPS '"·.::.. , .,.. , J-,•IWtt'T'< ,IIMIUM Dinty Moore BEEF STEW 12-os. Greea Giant Sl, Gree1 Beau &!:!. '1 Chlcbn Of S.a 10h.... 33c ·o,ater Stew caW ZESTA Homogenized ltaDlwluo River Semel , down London 8:31 a.m.: Lucy : Jane Lucas down 11armet 1:30 ! a.m.; J. S. Lewla down Mar· met 4:25 om.; Thelma Ann up Wlnl!eld 10:20 p.m.; ll E. Bowlu clown Winfield 2:25 a.m. ; 0 . F. Shearer down Winfield 1:30 a.m. Sisters:Style Shep 111 elf loloel Pluten Mixed lata Yoslllllila BarlltH Pun 4 Y•ltow _ 2!:· &lc IJapra S•IIJ Starch ltaltJ'I S}r1p 11 •" ·~· 38c Massel•n's Applesaact . 4 ::L '1 . UQUID DmRGENT 16 oz. Hqlaad down I a.m.: SUaan 7:30 a.m.; EasterD up 8:20 a.m. Pick A PreHy ·Hat Now I 1.00 Pkg. .. 5 boxes Zip Popcorn 10c 26-a:r, LUX SWAN "Just Grand" SLICED DINNER BOX Lana up ONNE·TS 19oz. 4 Sf\1 c END O.Z, Yellow Onions _ 3 b::· 19c MORTON'S SALT 3J-25c RIB POt AfOES -- S~~ 49c ,----....;;.o.,~... ,. CLAPP'S Stniaed BABY FOOD --· NEW RED c To Umit ••• · ••• Sise Whitt, Y•llow, •n d Devils foo4 Wellesef.v• The Right m.; Solvay down 4:!h.m.; Rober! Reed up Uli a.m.; Francia SEE OUR NEW WTIR Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Kreft T11ty Lo1f cJ Lg. 88 CAKE MIXES Letttea Speelab Of The Weeki • o·RANGES RUTLANP ~~ ... California Valencia 14·oz. " i -1 .i ' H U.S. Gov't lnfPRted SWANS DOWN ~=====::-1 30p.m.; p.m.; clown . BobQl*ll 11«1terCity down 10:11 10 p. le••••craclde Maxwell Haase Instant CoH11 rullers, Pomeroy • MIIOII 21.11, Pt. Pleasant 2U3, Hlnt.on PT. PLEASANT - Plano for 2.18, K8ll8wba Falla 1.43, !!bar· thla aeaaon of the Woman's Golf lestoo out. London dam wu runAssociation of iUcldiD Valley ning 111 feet, Marmet one foot, Country Club bave been 111- ,and Wlnlleld dam 4 feet. IIOUIIC<d. Boat Mov-: Mrs. l!ette Daw11011, pres!- Obi! River - Charters up 14, dent, allllOilllCed tentative datel 4:10 p.m.; St. Marys down 15, lor social affairs that wiD In· 4:25 a .m. ; Southern up IS, 3:30 elude husbands of tbt 110111011'1 a.m.; Zimmer up 11, 3:40 a.m.; llfOup. They are: Jacob G. clown 16, 1:35 a.m.; Steak fry and CMd party, Mly Jefferson up 17, 1:20 a.m.; Chara. ,les K. up II, 12:55 a.m. ; Jloa. Nine holes ol aolf and bam· ver up 18, S a.m.: J1111tl up 18, burger fry , Jlllle 5. .10 a.m.: Polly Crane down 18, Pool party and wiener rout, 1 a .m.; Andrew Calhoun up 18, July 25. 7:15 a.m.; PauY Downt)' up !lance, AIIIUII 11. 20, $:55 am.: Pennsylvania up Louella Morpn, 1ac11ta day ~1. 4:50 a.m. : L. Fleore up 21, activities chairman, said U. S. 5:40 a.m.; Chria Jr. clown 23, Golf Association rules for band- 4 p.m.; Oliver Shearer down 23, leaps will be observed. It 1NI 12:50 a.m.; Molly K. up GreenliDJIDUilCOCI that two aoU invlla· up 7 p.m.; Lynn B. clown Greentiolll bave boon received, oue up 1:45 p.m.; Harry Dyer clown from the GalllpoU. Qub for July Greenup 1:45 p.m.; Luther ?th and •• othlr from WOJ'!b. Herclman up Gnonup 12:40 a. !ngiGII GA' Count It Parbfa. m.; Ravenswood up Greenup blq, Jur1 20th. 2 a.m. ; Philip Spom cl o " n GNenup 2:50 a.m.; Western clown Meldahl 4:411 p.m.; WorliVNNY BAM ron Hougland clown Meldabl 5:, IIIIBNILUI, Eacland (UPI}- 10 p.m.; Ti!Dpko clown Melclahl t WIYeo 1lalmed busblnda from 7:!5 p.m.: Valvollne down Mellllmllna a IIIOIHIII1y fund.rals- dahl 8:15p.m.: Mimi down Mel\ ID& cllJmer lor tho Cluan!blll dahl i :40 p.m.; Bayou Lorraine -uol aJIIIIII beeauH a down Meldahl 10:30 p.m.; Lou: : .,._ ICinll1y drud buDDy· lalana down Meldahl 11:31 p.m.: ' , atyll girls wwe w ad u - . Lolla Shearer up Meldllhl mlcl' 1 Now tilt dlnnor may be night; Sieve Cllek down Me~ c:al1lcl off altoghelher beceuae dahl 1 a.m. the bunnies' boyfrltnda bave ~ about their caotwnes a.Dlptlll Dam Kentuck-or lack of t11om. ian up 1:10 p.m.; Onward up 7:· '. .. - :.:..· Taate 0' Sea Taste 0' Sea PERCH 49c COD I'ILLETS lb. pkg. .:9c Bread•• Oysters :. ;: ·'[; _,. . .... - . li '.·· ·- FILLETS ~~~- 49c Tradewm... Brudltl Shrimp - · .0 lb. pkg . Traclewlntft 7-ol. pkg. l8c c • ' 49c PORK or BEEF CRACKERS ~. J Jc LIVER EVANS · · lat.I.Cafftt 'i. · LOW CALORIE- \ HIGH PROTEIN _,_, .- ~,, aec: r .•. ~-You can win ·.. '' ... UPJu 10.000J7i• • - ...., .. ' •- ~• - :r.:; : ~-· ., FAIRMONT ICE M-ILK· 95c GALLON CARTON SUNSHINI BAKE & SERVE BREAD :,:;: - ·- 6 ... '1 ki!Sl't'" CRACKERS"·', SMOKED . JOW.L . ' Holsum Pull Apart "'' l .; Piece lb. . .'• so · w~ .!31c . ~ l . _, .,~Jwy .., ka~ie EVANS _ LAYER ''f. 1 ll •. ,r;' , ( . '' . . ' BAKQ lecton~t~lor ·cAKE. . DISH PAN PLASTIC .~11,\,..E.!~~J'i:(Q;)Ji ~ ·.~ 5t 1~ ·<.,. . . .. ', 1...;~~~~~ •:..Li ,8ldl{i:, ........... . '1HL ·~ .. .JII , Ill . .l~ r.- . Lv. • I ...,..._,__ _~-- ' '7""' lound er FOODS , ' , . - - - - THRI" CORNER - - - . . , :• ' . • :'· . ~.~ • _,,'f - ' ' ,, ' • .., , . Aal't.oCOitml ..-~------ • ' ' _.__. �. .• '" ' • of Oak HID , Ohio, vis· • her home on Pomeroy streel. SOCII!:'I'Y MEm P I - ' VaDer Jltlpllll schools, was guest "ed over the -kend with Mr. She resided wllb her 1011 MASON - Tho Allar Sodel1 ADMlTl'ED: Mn. ADna E). spoaker at the reeuJar dinner and Mrs . Lester Dodson and wile , Mr. and Mn. R...U the t. Joseph Clwrch of Jdns, Malon; Ar111ur ,Sayre, E.meeting of the Rotary club on . . JI!Jle. ton on Third lor Thursd M W'lk " Muon met .....,lly at the ana; Mn. Earl Wlena, Chesl> j ay. r . .1 s spo.e Mr. and Mrs. Brookie Henry Mni. John Hetzer of Parkers· •al month• ,._,_, ..., GalU Modern Math bemg tauJ!ht In and chl'"-n of Pl. Pleasant bur• visited on SUnday with [from a leg !Micture eRSed h1 of Mrs. Alberta Wiles iD Ire ; ,..,..,. Jo Slurl-.•• . our school .,... " f II N H Mrs Shlrley Kay polls Ferry; Mn. Joap Durst, FI'A MEETING lher Smith, Jean Judy, Earl Thoae a:tendmg were Donald ' visited on Sunday with her mo- her parents, Mr. and Mn. a I . ew aven. . GallipoJla; Mrs Jobll Clendenin, 'nle New Haven PTA met on Lucas, Mrs. Luther Smith, Mrs. \Fogleeong Donai•J F Roush !her, Mrs. Thurma Love, 9f lfarold Schwarz. Mrs. Schwart . Mr. and Mrs. Curtis the president, conducted the Pt. Pleasant. Thursday evening at the Ele- Jack Needs. Mrs. Chester Wea· ,J..IDyd R..;sh , Richard 'ord, Jack Fourth Street. . on Monday with her lei, Jr., and cltlldren of· busiDess meetin. A,..,ing DISCHARGED: Qeorge cardmentary school with Glenn ver, Loretta Wriston, Eller~ New - Flesher Clyde Foley R 0 m e Mrs. Nan Melntllllh accom- daughter and son-m-law, Mr. l eroy and Mr. and Mn. were Mro. Thomu McGowan, er, Pt. Pleaaant; Janet Small, Smith, presJdln&, in the abse~ce 1comb, Mrs. William Ru,..ll, , Wllll,.n:!OD Harry Miller Ed· panied Mr. and Mrs. Schwarz and Mrs. Hetzer m Parkersurg. MPcDanlel, ~-~-~h~~.!'~ of Pt. Mra. Gary Glbbl, Mrs. William Soutlls!de. 1 of the president. The meetmg Mrs. Roland Karr. Win Stein Arthur Thabet Thorn- to Akron, Ohio, to visit Bill Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Barton I easant v~,..,.. -""' Chisler, Mrs. Sebullan Tetles· ----1as Reed, 'Rev. Martin B~ris ford, . Knopp and Mrs. Florence Walk. and two children of Ellzlibeth, weekend With Mr. and Mrs, wa• open~ with the smging of AVALANCHE cLUB co, Mro. Barbara Noilp, REED NAME)) BOQK.IE " ~menca accompanied by The Avalanche Home Dorn· and George Ingels. Mrs. Mcintosh remained In Pa ., visited over the weekend IJS McDaniel, Sr., In Mason. Mra. Thornu Ryan Mrs. Ed- NI!!W YORK (UPI) _ Willis MJSs Ethel Riddle. Devotions onstration Club met for their GARDEN CLUB DINNER Akron to assist in caring lor with hJS mother , Mrs.. Clara Miss Alma Duddin of Nllnl, ward BaldWin, ~ Stella Reed of 1M New York Knick· were led by Mrs.. Carroll Adams March meeting at the horne of The New Haven Garden Club ' Mr. Knopp who Is recuperating Barton and with other relatives visited over the weekend with Gress and Mrs. Shlrley Kay. erbockers Tuesday was namec Jr. Th ree specilll numbers IMrs Lieulo Roush Mrs Aba· held th . blrthd d' at the Walk home following an and fr iends. Mr. Barton is em· Mrs. Eber ROI\Bb, Miss Mary rookie of the year bY writer> were. sung. by the · ·at the ner on ear annua1 m- 1·uness. · Ltfe Duddlng and ~·. ·' Na· ·lunior gail · Thompson preoided Saturday evenin ayat the PJoy ed by the Amencan ~~r reI&lives. Euene Rayburn ond family and lijMI1'IIcaster , Choir of~~ Paul s Lutheran meeting. Devotions were led Martin Restaurant in gMiddl~ Mr. and Mrs. Warregself and Insurance Compan y oi Pitts- ·~ Mrs. Delbert Dotson and Mrs. ~urch. God Ha~ ., G 1 v e n I by Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Mrs. rt This marked their S5th an sons, Tod and Christopher of burgh. ""t Harry Grimm left on sunday Wmgs t o~ery B~rd . a negro Sayre also read an •.rtlcle on l::'versary Those attending we~ Columbus, visited her parents, Mrs. Clara Barton is now at for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. PEDWIN ~~;;!~i~~, ~~ r.. ~~n~h~o ::th~ 1Dthe meaning of St. Patrick's MJss Lel~ Jane Powell , Mrs. hMrrt. and 1Mhrs. Rkussedll Cape· --- -· . · ay. A K M~l M H ard a over e wee en . I er Blt>ss Us" under the direc1 · · "'" ung, rs. ow M R 11 B rto lion of Mrs William Russell I The lesson "The Well GI'Otllll- Burris, Mro. Martin Ohlinger, I Tu ;:,· fusse a n .. th A nom mating committee wa~ I ed Homemaker'' was presented Mrs. Ottle Roush, Mrs. H. L. e ay or a week's VISit wl •• • appointed Mrs Chester Weaver by Mrs. Ray Thompson. Reports Oyer, Mrs. Howard Wagenhals. her da"ihter, Mr. and Mrs. HarMrs. Charles Haley and Mrs: ion individual projects were atv- Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mr.s. Fred old .Lepro, ~lmw~, Pa. . Roland Karr . Mrs. Burrell Daw- \en. The president read the club Batey, Mrs. Willlam Chisler, M1ss B08Sae Wnght and stS· · · 1 f th ch 1 emblem and its meaning Mrs Donald F Roush wn, prmc1pa o e s oo, an ~ · · · · • Mrs · ter-m-law, Mrs. Carl . . Wrtsht of nounced that they were trying The door prize was won by Lloyd Roush, Mrs. Lee Gibbs, Coolville •. Oblo, VISited recentto get a list of librarv books IMrs. Leo Thompson. The club Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. N. 0. ly In Rapley with Mr. and · needed for reclassification she ' honored Mrs. James Harper on Wem, Mrs. L. C. Roush, Mrs. Mrs. Clyde Wright. also stated that 15 library' and her birthday. ~ay Pickens, Mrs. Ray Prof. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Urb~n reference books were needed for The next meeting wUJ be on fltt and Mrs. Velma Roush. and he_r mother, _Mrs . Am~l1a --ach room in order for t h e April 15th at the home of Mrs. HAVEN HOMEMAKERS Gabelem of ~untmgton visited school to be classi fied as Leo Thompson Th H H k on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. 8 · e aven omema ers Club 1 Chr'st Blet e 1 first class schoo l Mr Earl LuW_IN ONE CLASS I held a Cane Weaving Workshop Y n r. ALL MATERIALS AVAILABLE ras announced lhat dicl iona rie ~ The Wm One Class met on T d fl Mr. and Mrs. Bob B~ll . on ues ay a ernoon at t h e - - -~- .--· -- · and were badly nee-ded at the Monday evemng at the Educa -[ home of Mrs. Iva Capehart lth . tion Building of the New Hoven M 4. b N 11 . h w ty ExtensiOn Agent - Home school Mr . Smith read an articl e · E U B Church LUther Smith Mrs. b. u reyll ode~e m c arge. IDemonstration, phone 675-3710 em ers a e mg were Mrs. lor come to the 1 M h MIDDLEPORT, 0. written by ~he State Pre~idenl mtr ,1 ~_ed Mr. Paul Pickens Gordon Clark, Mrs. Pearl Briles, . c ass on arc SP 3-5554 MASON, W.VA. of PT.~ statmg the necess1ty of from _Pomt Ple~sant, who show- Mrs_ Sadie Warth, Mrs. Newell :25· parents and teachers attending ed slides of h1s recent tnp to and Mrs. Capehart. • 1he organi7.altonfi . The r~m ' the Holy Land. . On Tuesday evening the club THE MIDDLEPORT SHOPPER'S BONANZA IS NOW OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 8 P.M. t'ount award for $2 for havmg The refreshment commit! ~ held their regular monthly the ~ost parents _a tte~dtng went lor the month was Mrs. ~ugene meeting at the home of Mrs. to M1ss Ethel Rtddle s room . H:.~dn a ll. Mrs . . Paul R1ckard. Jess Maynard. A short busine!!s 81x99 "HOPE" . LADIES' BRIEF 20x40 CANNON BIG 2 POUND ThP guest speaker for the Mrs. H<:~rry P1ckens, and Mrs. meeting was held and a social COTTON MUSLIN TURI(ISH BATH BAG SHR&DDI!D STYLE RAYON mePting ~a s Dr. Ray Pickens, Lesley Roush. Those atlending hour enjoyed. Jr. cf Mlddl~port , Ohio. He were Mr. and Mrs. James ~ · CLASS PA.RTV lipoke on poisons and preven- 1Roush , Rev. and Mrs. Ma rtm tions of poisons. This was in Berlsrord, Mrs. Paul Rickard, ecrr~· Robert Cooke entertainGenuine "Hope" quality sheets. Plain colors and fancy striped keeping with National Poison Mr. and Mrs Cecil Pickens, I d • s"'edmberss hoi JheCr 4th For fillin,c sofa plllows or bed snow Popular brief style panties white cotton muslin - expatterns. Soft, absorbent cotton Prevention Week. Mr. and Mrs_ Charles w·eaver. igra e un 8 Y c oo la.~s of pillows. Soft nutty shredded tra wide hems. Extra long made of rayon tricot. White and terry hath towel s made by Can· Refre4hments were served by 'tr. and Mrs. Roy .Jon e:-~. Mr. th.e ~ . U . B. Church on Thur~day I we&rinll. foam. Non4lerglc, sanitary. pastel eolors. Sizes 15, 6 & 7, non , Mi!iS Judy \ homeroom repre- and Mrs. Luther Smith , Mr. e\enmg at her ~me. DevotiOns DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE sentative l.o those present Reg- I and Mrs. Robert Cooke, M r ~ere !ed by. Chh~ck W o o .~· lstering were Mrs Joe Paugh, IFrank Young, Mrs. Tom Horf- ~ti~es w~re ~nbc ~;ge of Gall Charles Frye, Glenn Smith, I man, Mrs . .Jam es Gilhr rt. Miss ' e( a~~lste t Y · rs. Cooke . .\i rs . .lames Haggerty, Mrs. Bur- Ethel Riddle and Mrs. Eugene I ' ~ r~ m:n \ wce·h·e s,ervewd to rell Dawson, Mrs. Jam~ N. Hudnall. .m a ou ous ' ar ene ea· Housh. Mrs. Leslev Roush, RUTH CIRCLE ver, Christine Hoffman, pam Mrs. Charles Rou Sh, Mrs. E. The Huth Circle of Lutheran we·~ver • Jean Ha~rah. Becky D. Knight. Mrs. Arthur Hart, I Church Women mt>t on Tuesday Ohh~ger. Debra Rickard, John \1rs. Charles Smith , Mrs. Gene t>vening <:Jt St. Paul' ~ parish , BurriS. C_huck WbOd. Jay Lou- . Athey . Mrs. K. G Thc...'Tipson, I house with Mrs. Robert Layne d~n, David Hudnall and G a I I Mrs. C. \1. Adnms, .Jr.. Mr s. as ho~tess_ The program " Day Miller. PERSONALS Rohert Weaver. Mrs. Warren of Rest and Gladness'' was pre- M d M E H d 11 iVeaver. Mrs. John Ferguson, sented by Mrs. Harry Layne, 1 r. an r~. ~~ene u na 1 ~trs. Harry Staats. Miss Hole- Iassisted by other members. a~dh 8 ~ D&vl: ~sited ;ecently 1 0 mer ;tin, Mrs. E. C. Riddle. Miss Those attending were Miss Wit r · an rs. Ethel Riddle , Mrs. Harry Layne, Lelah Jane Powell, Mrs. Don· [Rtush a~ Sugar G~::, Ohio. .\irs. Faye Smith, Mr~ . Mitzi aid Bumgardner. Mrs. Lloyd arry rye atten the. Sci· Oldaker. Mrs. Rkhard Lewis, I Roush, Mrs. Harry Layne and !•nce . Fair at Marshall mver· Buy For Spring & Eoster Nowl \1rs. Tommy Fry, Mrs. Ralph [Mrs. Robert Layne. ls1ty m Huntrngton ~ver t ~ e Whitmore, Mrs. Henry Buck. 1 ROTARY CLUB w_eekend. He also VISited With PRETTY NEW Jr., Mrs. Paul Roush, Mrs. Lu· • Mr. Wiles, Math Teacher ih" broudthers BlliMandhaRoss who , are st ents at ars II. i Mrs. Roy Grimm is a surgipatient at Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Layne New sprlna faii.:ions for Ea1ter and family were busineas visiBri1ht new colors amt patterns in fine tors in Morgantown, W. Va. on cottons, acetates und blended :ftlbrics. Monday. luaJors, m\~ses and womens Sizes. 1 Mrs. Lester Ohlinger has re- ; turned horne after being a pa- 1 DISCf.IUNT PRICES Uenl at Medical Center Hospit· I BRIGHT NIW al. Gallipolis, 0. , Mrs . Lorin Roush and Bol:l LADIES' LACE TRIM ' and Mrs. Gerlarh vis ited Mr. NYLON FUILL and !\1rs. Gerald Gerlach and For Spring ond Easter , son at Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Lominlled Fabrics over tht> weekend. Choose your new Spring and Ea11· Mrs. Larry Lieving is a pa· TUII!ULAR ALUMINUM PATIO ter coat at the Bonanza. Big sePretty nylon tricot sUps with lavtient at Hol1.er Ho~pital. lection of newe~t Styles in fine Ish la('e trim. Double panel, shad· Wilbur Webb has been con- I l&rllinated fabrics- erepes, nubby, ow proor. Sizes 32 to 44. jerseys in gay new Jhadel!. Uat fined lo hi s home because or DISCOUNT PRICE our lay.;a~way pl1n. CHAIRS each illness. A slurdy alumim1m Mr. and Mrs. Chester Currv patio chair with ALUMINUM have spent the past two week's wide plastic wC.bbing ROCKERS vacafioninli: in Florida. 11-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Mar. 24, 1965 from Wahama Junior and Sen· Mason Personal ior lligh NEW IlAVEN ' Kroger- ""·I prieed I means T-Bone :~~ ••· '1·09 •••• 89c Fresh Cube Steaks ........... ••· 99c • •••••••• ••· 79c Fresh ,...,., T I 8 TOPPER SPECIAL PRICES ON "Nest-Ell" WINNER Mn. C. W. Howerton , •. od. . can 77c KaroSyrup ------ --------- '·*· Chase & Sanborn .:~~ . __ . i:. .· $1.05 Vt-Jb, - - - · · pkt. "iiiii'iii'iiiii;:j:=;;i;;;;;;;;;;J TOWELS PANTIES I SHEETS FOAM .... 21 -oa. Dove Liquid Detergent ~'leecy '' IN THE Beads o' Bleach tm n:z •• "'"" .: i '·' • ON ANY USED CAR ON OUR LOT! Low Down Payments Bank Financing ' THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! EVERY CAR IS FOR SALE • • • YOU TELL US WHAT . fOU WILL PAY AT--- 606 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. 5 88 SIZE ALUMINUM PT. PLEASANT - A draperv making wcrkshop will be conducted March 30 at the home of Mrs. Otis Litchfield, Sand Hill Road. The work day will begin al 10 a.m. and be con-. eluded by early afternoon. It 1 is sponsored by the Pleasant Home Demonstration club . ' will be conducted by Miss Wan- ~ ' da Stemple, County Extension Agent - Home Demonstration. Each person attending will need to supply the following n;::~;~~:/: and equipment: 1 yard and equipment: 1 yard n fabric, 1 yard white muslin !bleached, unbleached, or old sheeting ), thread to match fabric, sewing equipment such as scissors, needle, thimble, tape measure, ruler, pins, and able SE'wing mach1ne 1f you have one available. The 1unch will be pot luck and everyotllO is a~ked to bring her own service. I I . 1 Lounges - - -each $6,88 --------------------PLASTIC .. .. .. .. CHOICE c ea SPECIAL! ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD AND lASTER "DIXIE" OIL BASE GLOSS HOUSE BLOIISE5 ••••• ·~ PAINT A wide selection ol white ond prbrtM eotton blouses - for ftprlng and "'ncy Econdmy priced house paint irr. white and ~puJar colors. Slve on paint at the Bonenu. DISCOUNT PRICE $1 99 ' •• llostwwear. Fancy Imported olraw honclbi(S, floral decoration - light tari color - Special bar!lain buy at ~h~ Bonam:a. Buy now for 3_pring and Easter. Price .77 ea ,oa:.ange Juice 6pak 6 oz. elms $ .00 save on paint •t the Bonanza) Try "Victor" Vinyl Latex · flat wall paint. Dries in 30 minutes. White and pastel colors, · DISCoUNT PIIICII! K....,. Fruit Ltquld ... Buttermilk • • • " 39c Sherbet • ••••• ~: 49c Pizza . • • • • • • 39c Dry Milka_ __ b':,'· 59c Pies • • • • • • • • ~. 39c Biscuits ..... . IOc tallon Chef Boy·A,..·DH Kroger Nan Fat IS.... 4lb. bag 49c Coffee us 1ver _,c-.. SAVE can ON THIS VALUE 88c ' Hawaiian Pineapple ..... • " . ., -! . • lb. $ -=.:.. -.. Washday Detergent Giant Box or Drip Strawberries r • •• -.~ty~o tt:...., - H k Beans Gentle Fels Naptha ....... 21 ... 67c llw•••1JtllalirtM Toothbrush ••• -:: 29c Cocktail •..• •S~ $1 lvory .... • ••• 49c -,;::;.,1 - Cake ............ ISc KNII' Pinto Fresh $,,;~·· ...,_ .Y iltiMt. •••• ,r.,, Pluo PAINT HAND BAGS Crisco Oil •••• Tomatoes .... 4 .... $1 Kraut • • • • • .8 '"~.: $1 Soup ••••••• 8 ~:!. $1 Kroger Frozen Kroger Vac Pac Fels Naptha Cleanser .•.•. 53 ... 83c Stuffed Shrimp:: :: 89e c botlte Instant Fels Naptha ____ . _53 ... 83c DOLL~ ... .. ,FANCY STRAW $ ..... S9c ,- -J;.t-.,. Nabisto Fig Bars •.••. __ .- _~•. 43c f(olo4nw .. 9 P.eean Fudgies -----------~~~ .. 11 c "Victor•• Vinyl Ll'tex FLAT WALL For Spi'hlg It looter Discount · ;..,.. Or Large Size Dinners------ r--- 11 •• 69c c ' ••••• Kraft V..vett• Cheese .... --- 2 :;, 8k If you .... not COli;:; utlafitd .... .,I F-......... • or..,.......,-_,.. I p ....... fnm Krogor, . . 'I ' wil I 5I --- ---...,; I'll Tap He2~ Value f(ompo for - !Noble. L:Huce Hothouse Rhubarb Try o lltullo" ptothlo - 1 ' \' Gol. AUTO SEAT PADS PT. PLEASANT - Persons can still enroll in the first~aid course to be taught each Thurs-day evening from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Point Pleasant Home Economics Building. The five week course is taught by Ralph Gibbs and Is sponsored by the Ho.~e Demonstration Council. Those interested should con · tact Miss Wanda Stemple, \ \ Big apecial assortment of household plastic items worth up to 18!1! ea . Dust pans, bun baskets, mup, bowl1, cups and B41Uters, sprtnklera, snack platea, measurine cupa and many ~Ua· er items. VENTILATED INNER SPRING Enrollment Remains Open for Course METRO POLITI AN MOTORS $ full size chairs. Com· ·-...;.J !ortable paho rock· • ers !hal match the chairs and lounges - buy nowt Drapery Making Workshop to be Held March 30 A ;: ·-· Fels Naptha Soap _______ 2~-:;: 25c FURNITURE REFUSED ~: pkgB. 77c Blu-White ~ _.. _•. _. _.. _.• _.... 27c SLIPS tilt proo! legs - . Family Size Toothpaste ....... 'h ..... ....................... Uaa. ...,.. Red Perch Fillets ...:.. 49e 99c Dressed Whiting •••. 'i! 79c With ChnN COATS - 89c - - ----------------- -- · - Sweetheart Soap ________ 4 ~:~. 5Ir 1 REASONABLE OFFER Z-ct. :Liquid Trend _•• __ -.• _. _.. ,to.. 69c 1------------------------Dutch Cleanser _. ___ . . . . 2 ~!: 33c DRESSES 1 ti5c F- ,------Lenten Seafood Speeials------. --1- Faur t1t. 49c Fish Sticks-:,::, .,.,,s::, $1 Hadd~ lran4 • - -pko. FShrimp Cocktail _3 Soft- Weve 49c Dry Trend __ ". ___ .. _• _. _ 12v.o.. 39c - 1 ,_ ::~ - 49c Catsup - - lb. 89c No.l\lo WEEK 1 White Bleach 21 ... Kroger--4·20 OJ, bott. 39c • ______ Little. Bo. Peep .. _. _. _. ...... 27c Ammonra \ DAY Over Stocked! Dvty Ffuffo . ____ ____ . _____ .. 3 EVERY 1 Light rb. Sirloin Steak -------------- ••- 39c White & ,tsst'd. Colors h:lt 19:. I First Cut Chops 33c ., _ Ajax Liq~id Cleant>r .......... 99c Lotion Formula (,.ashmere Htnd ·----·--· ·-···Dislm .. 21••· 65c s.l k RoWld Steak Chops. •••••••••• ••· 69c Loin Chops ... :--:-.~ .. .••· 79c Good Luck Margarine HoJiywood Style ,, 1----------------------------Aja' Detergent __ ____ .. _.. tt.onl 69c Spare Ribs _-. . 1 ••· 89c ••••• _ _ _ _....___ ___,..--, F"----Pork Chop Sale----. Cl for tho pl'ico ot 21 Ce- Cut 1 ,.,k 39c Knort Soup ----~----·--- THE SHOE BOX HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 1 Sirloin Tip .Roast TeruleraJ ~'-- New Home Construction! I Steak Sale Rur.,. ., Belle, W. V1. 1 11lriiiY ••· a~d w~lte ventilated ;at.l· tomobile aeat cushion pads. Makes long trips more com· Tan fol'table. Special vallle, Discount Price " • 69r>-7 OZ. SIZE MICRIN ANTISEPTIC REGULAR 99c SIZE ~P.U~~~ HAIR SPRAY· \ 0 Bu11 Your 6fll'tk• Supplie• Now AI . Your N-;q,rbr Frlelllllr K,....t ll" 100 CT. REGULAR 79c • r 4 '· ' .. 1 �.. .) ' I Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Board " - - - - - - - - - 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle!"'rt, 0 ., Mar. 24, 1965 INFORMAnON For S.le . Help Wanted ' GUERNSEY breeding farm has IT COSTS nothing to u.se a opening for 2 married men Blue Lustre Carpet Shampooer with small families. Need with purchase of Blue LWJtre. 1961 Olds 1415 4 Door $1085 man to work in milking par· Baker Furniture, Middleport. V8 engine, std. tr•n.s. Blue finish, elean interior, 1ood tires. lor, who can milk, and likes 3 23 6te economy car witb perlormar_tee. working with cows. No field work. Also need man for CIIAIN LINK wire, 6 ft. tall, 1960 Volkswagen 2 Door - - ---: $999 Bucket seats. Deluxe vinyl trim , good tires. grey finish. general farm work . Must be any amount, SOC a ft., like heater. Prked to sell good farm machinery operut. new. B. M . Cooper, Langsu'I'D or. Modern houses with utili- ville, Rt. 1, SH 2-5408. 1960 Dodge 4 Door Sedan $895 rn. trv.n• ""' ~~ ties furnished. Good slarling 3 23 12tp V8 enginf' std. trans. ~ like new whi.te. wan tire~ . Radio and I Cealll p.- ' " ' " Ollt ~"" b llftq,.,.ulll O.•r•• eo ~t• salary. Write or phone e- :50 000 TOMATO seedlings~ P. heater. beautiful ivory over red fmash , mterior new ~ar ~~:::-~ .a':ra:::' ,_ nane ·•or• tween 12 and 1 or after 7 p. j M. Cowdery, Long Bottom, clean. Save money. en "" Cftl• Dl_u,., oa .-td ~ ''"' m. Francht·ster Farms, Wes,t Ohio. 3 23 3tc lid• patd , '""tam to .,.,.. Ar ea e•u TBAI'IIU a. oarruAIUD Salem Ohio. Phone -· -...,... - ...,, 1 ~ -t-r 0o 0 ouo .,, 110 """' """ ( 2161 624-2197 _ Oro 3 24 3tc WHAT WILL your welder do tiDua . . . a411Stttftna1 wont I~ - - · for you? See the new 418 om"" oouu WAITRESS wanted to work in welder. Free trial. We trade. , OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. a.~~~ ... local tavern in Pomeroy ar- Meigs County Landmark. POMEROY . OHIO 1'1'"11 10 &AI1 ea. Must be 21 or over. work 1 Pomeroy. 3 18 6tc '-=====;,;;~;,~=~~~~~=~~~~=· ru P1.1t.f'l " - - .u~ · 40 hrs. pt>r week. Meal prousUL.;:.~~.,.o vided. Vacation with pay . FOR SALE, Bedbroom sudltree.,·,.··,·. [ --::-:----;:--;---- ' AUTO SALES Send name, age, address. overstuff~ c atrs, ~ past experience and refer- rockers, dwing room chairs, Business __Services _ 1957 CHEVROLET 4_ door BelPHONE WY 2-21 56 enee to : The Daily Sentinel, table, desks,_ wash stands. laire V-8 automatic, new &6B"PM Pomerov Ohio lamps, chma cupboards, FOR SALE: Venetian blinds, paint. motor overhauled. GaH 8 ox ' ·3· 23 3 t~ clocks, umbrella stand, _Love all kinds. Venetian blind reMiller Garage, Middleport. Card of T!u•nkt seat and chairs. Picture tram· pairs. Window and porch 3 Zl Ztc SALES\IAN wanted : $17,000 for es. marble top table.~ Rud· shades. all kinds. Cloth awn_ WE WISH TO express our s.ln· right man over 40, in the isdl, 108 Legion Terrace. Porn· ings. Dale Wippel Supply, _2lS cere appreciation to our .el-j Pomeroy area. Take short eroy ,_,._,.., Union Ave., Pomeroy, Oh1o. 1 62 Pontiac - $1,797 atlves, friends and neighbors auto trips to contact custom· DON'T . 1 sen3 18 30tc l CaLa!ina 2 dr. Hard Top. One for their kindness and sympa- l ers Write A. B. Brooks, Vice . k Gyou _- ,t11 · -~ careful local owner. Power 1 thy at the death of our fa~h-j Pr~s., Texas Refinery Corp. tic et ED steering and brakes. Hydraer, Julius Sauvage. Special Box 711 Fort Worth I Texas. septic tank cleaner. Land- E~:~:~~~ions. malic Extra ni('e Was $1995. thanks toSquad. the Pomeroy Ern· I mark Farn; Bureau. 2 18 tfc ....=2:2.:7..:.6' ' - - - - -- - - ergency Rev. Jerry _.. _3 _22 6tp • icaoc.n•-:•.. Cpe$_3P,olw7e8r p :":.Pia:. --r._. ,..,. Pomeroy Mntor Co. 01' tlliAUTY j: .. I·--· 2 SIGNS WANT AD #. ·• • • • c I II ' Ph~ne16w~t; Bo64nnpe·~ilnlet. SIGNS BILL- Governor Hulett C. Smith signs Into law House Bill No. 668, mat. ing a Board of Chiropractic Examiners, while sponsors of the bill look on. Left to right, Delegate Mike Carson, Democrat, Cabell County; Delegate Paul Moyers, Demo- crat, Braxton County; Senator Jack L. Miller, Republican, Wood County and Senator Randall Taylor, Democrat, Mason Cou_n::t~Y..:.·---------------- I CJAL so CALENDAR Ach•tevement Day PIannmg • compIetedbyHomemakers - Master~, Ewing Funeral Di- j ROUTE MAN ~anted, 25 . or I WATCH, clock" repair, minor steering and brnkes. Hydrarectors, paU bearers, those . over, responsible, conscl~n- I LANDMARK optical repair. Associated 17 matic shift. AIJ genuine lea1 sending food and flowers and tious, willtng to advance_ ~lb- · years with sanborn Jewelry ther seals. Over $1200.00. aU who helped- in any way. I era! pay plus commlssmn. Store. Earl P. Ingels, Sr., You 'll have to s~ th$3is ;;~e New officers were elected [ Sener~, 1st vice president and The Family ABC Cleaners, Mason. W. Va. to appreciate H. as • · Marcb 24 and plans to participate in I ~ouncd member; MabeJ f1ck.. oo 24 ltc 3 22 6tp Brown St., Mason, W. Va. Th p env Home Demon v~ h 3-13-!Ztp e om . . ed. Meigs County annual Achieve- ! ens, 2nd vice president; ~t - - - - - - - - - - - WANTEin:-- WOffiaD ..to live in. ' stratlon Club wJU meet w · ment Day were made by the -ryn Johnson secretary & trea• Notice. No laundry. Ca!l CH 7-2202. : I. 0 . McCoy, Auctioneer. Traln- 1 Pomeroy, Ohio ' nesday at 1 p. m. at ~e Mar_- Syracuse ' Third Wednesday :urer; Sara Roush, l5iltant 3-20-Stc : 8 NOW IN PROGRESS ed experienced, Chester, Ohio. ~ tin Restaurant for their anm Homemakers' Club at town hall secretary and treasurer; Mar· I WILL NOT be responsible for ' u. S. Civil s;~dce femt ' 3 9 tfc Tlllr RamDier versary dinner followed by a March 17. . garet Cottrill and Ada Slack, debh contracted by any oth- M.euw .. men 1& aatt ().,,., seeuro 1o1u TO BETI'ER serve you,-we-OP. World Standard ot Compact: meeting at 2 _P· m. at the hEome The meeting was called to . reporters; Betty Hayes, bealth I ~ HiP pa, 'ii:IOM hnllt'& "dvanrem... l "ll'-o.-uenct of Mrs Martm McAngus. ast. h . d M n~ill er than myself. Glenver ~ rt..lu ...nct. 01 Mn, open Prep•r"flt')" erate a 4-wheel drive loader ~:.o.a....... • . be d order by Sara Roush, the prest- c aU'man an rs. UJLW . , 11 on Boggess 3 Z3 3tp •rlltnln' alit!• •PP"'"'ed F.l!P<",..."ne• and back boe. Free estimates Big ear room. ride ud pet" Ier tray favors Wl rna e ed . h he card chairman · IIUiuan, unn-t~ul') J>RD lntnrma 1 Special low prices on pasSm 0 -• ~· 1 f the Carman Nursing Home. dent and open Wit t group . · · 11on en Jaha. <Jo~lal'"le• .-equtr ... m .... , .. 1 d d & Pn ' one WY ., .,.,~.,_ Emmet W. formaoee. a CAr ~oao--, or g ·v g the pledge of Allegiance They Will take office b! Sep1 (h - wr-u~ ,.,,.,n «tYtn• name ld<'lr- •"" , senge r an mu I LADY NEEDs dresses or co 1 10 snows. ~~NVTo) bUitJ ing of any kind badly. Dre~ s prvone I Lower prices apply only to Shuler, ContractiJli. and maaagera MAR. 2S to the American nag. The club tember. A pot luck lunch was ' size 22~. shoes 2 or 91-2, ~~~~01 "ge::=r oJ:mern' ~~~~~ on hand. Get a bar3 4 tfc See 'I'he Mount Moriah Baptist song ''Blest Be The Tie" was enjoyed at noon wtth the Rev. Phone WY 2-2792. Metropol.ttaD Motort Church of Mirldleport is spon- 1sung. Artie Sellers read a po- Paul Sellers a guest_. . 3 23 3tc Wanted To Buy b e r v i c e Station E. Meio Streel. PometeJ soring a chicken dinner Thurs- em, "House CJean Your Heart." The afternoon sessmn eonstst-Sandy's Beauty Srlon, mo• '" Jock w . cor.. y, EXPERIENCED l'bOne WY ~ 22 Uc day open to the public. with "Patience is biller but its ed of planning the club'o an· ·ses form-ly occupt'ed M L LOT · p H PHONE ser~ing hours of 4 to 7 p. m. fruit Is sweet," the thought for nual trip. It was decided to go Prenu ... S A1• m omeroy · owWY 2-9932 AUTOMOBILE he · tt M by Cliff's Shoe Repair Shop, ard Mullen, WY 2_378 2. , 1947 CHEVROLET 2 door se- Orders for the dinners will the day, was given by Mrs. to the Mane a useum Ill AI" 1 dan $75.00. See after 4 p. m. accepted and delivered to Roush . Secretary and treasur~ ril 7. Those going are asked to 192 N 2nd St .. MiddlefVlrt. 3 24 l2t 1 • 7 ft . long, II Permanent Special, 2 - '"$10. - - _c_ ... -..v:-_ ·~ No phone calls please. Nor- homes in Mi ddl eport. Orders er's reports were read by Bet- be at the horne of Addie Norris Haircut. styling, shampoo STANDING Timber. Top casb 35c. Harrisonville, ;~ ANI! man Baxter, 298 Mulberry may be called lo Mr. C. H. ly Hayes and approved. R o II at 8:30a.m. Anyone wl8hing fur. Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Williams. call was answered and set included. WY •vv'269 pr1ce paid Marion Reynolds. ° · by 16 pr6- ther information may eall Mrs. 3-18-30tc 1 Oh R 3 can FG 8 8rYIC8 3 22 3tp . ent by naming a shut-in or a Roush, WY Z.2297. and Tl• •~•. ~ - - -Coolvi le, io. t . Farm Machinery Mary Shrine, White Shrme ~~ new family in town. The Inter- Shut . in visitations ...-e MIDDLEPORT Fire Depart- after I o'clod, 1167-3503. "· FOR SALE : B. John Deer<! 1956 FORD pickup. 19M Ford IJeru;l:n WI~;.";: a~t 7t:~ national Penny Fund collection made with each hein& tatea a ment jitney supper. Saturday, _ tractor, new tires, braking 6 cylinder. SH 2-1656. , 100 , . Y ed was taken g1tt. March 27th, 4 p.m . to 1 p. WANTED to Bey,3 19 JZtp , p. m. for pradu:e. All elect Th S · 't ·u gl Attending this -meetil!l ....., r•i .. plows, disc, cult.ivator, check- ..WY '2-2143 Pomeroy, o. land· apTVIinted officers are urge yracuse um wt ve SU M Ro b Mr Elementary C . I Chi . C t m Pearl Sl 1· · ., amva • na, u ula;:,~, rower. ·sH ;~ta..'...... 1955 DODGE. 2 door, good tires e '"'"' the opening devotions and have Mrs. e ers, rs. llS ' •SchooL____ 3-20-6tc Glassware, Clnclts, Old Alad· 3 lB Gtc CUb1'0M butcherin& and eut- and motor. CH 7-2255. 3-lZ.l2tc d lo he present. a display on "meat cuts" for Hayes, Mrs. Pickens, Mra. Nor· Stewart Gun Sbop. Come in din 's, Rochr-ster, Rayo or -~ttng Phil Meier, Phone WY The Afternoon Circle wlll j Achievement Day at Middle- ris, Mrs. Cottrill, Mrs. Jolmllon, and see all the new varmint common oil lamps or parts. Real Estate Far Sale legal Notice meet Thursday afternoon at port March 31. Articles made Mrs. Slack, Gertrude Jobnatmt, 1 rifles, reload~g equipm~nt, l F?rniture, Marble ~op Table~. TWO- HOUSES- for sale or reOt , 2--3510. _12 t t -~ NOTICI 2 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Em- . by various members will also Eileen Clark, Edytbe Hood, Maand accessones • re . bluemgd · Picture Picturewash AI- ' .m Syracuse, Oh'10. W. H. Wll .:JV MN'S car wash . 550,!~~~ IN THIMliGI couRT OF cOMMON PLIAI --son Jones will be program be displayed. rie Rizer, Clara Lavender_ b p ·Albums, t Frames couNTY, OHIO ,.,, illiDI' My~d and repairing. New and use urns , •c u:e ' Turner Phone VlY 2-3681. I' St Middleport Ohio. No. 11 •741 leadel. Hostesses will be Mrs. New officers elected were, Ia Hudson, Sylvia Zw an guns of all kinds. Depot St. bowl and Pttcher sets, Large ' 3 23 6tp wY 2-3715. ' 3 17 'tnt.. ~~':~ ~~~ddy, Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. Wayne Gib- Irene Parker, president; Artie Pauline Morarity. Rutland, Ohio. Ph. SH 2-4934, Glass Marbles, Glass Paper 1 _____ _ ...... Rutlonll, Ohio, "l•lntiH, O p Kl . T I h B FOR SALE S h ,.~.~··;~ boos and Mrs. . em.Club Rutland, Ohio. 3 16 "!)tc Weights, e ep ones, rll:>S. · : even room ouse •utTIONEER __Lou_ , The Riverview. Garden LOSE WEIGHT safely--·-;ith Copper, Iron, Pewter and extra lot near school. Pearl • ~-.. M•~r. ~~!'P·. will meet Thursday evening on Dex·A·Diet tablets. Only 98c Wooden Articles. Lee Rudisell, Hysell, Rutland, Ohio. ~= ,,_.,,.w;;:,:P" r:·~~~l# plo:oo ot March 25 at 7,30 p. m. al the lOB Legion Terrace, Pomeroy 3 23 6tp . ~nl~-uwl I ld•::t borne of Mrs. Harry Osborne at Stark'• Drug Sture. 3-lS.l2tp I - , ...... . . . - . . . Collld ;~·~.:::· '· .~. ~ Ulod 3 12 110tc - - /1 I_ I /.J A. C. BKADJi'ORD "" ·~.~::: ~"~:,, :Court with Mrs. Frank Bise asslating. AUTOMUBILS .-.nee DeeD Sale or Trade \,Ut:Rtll' K.lll BoeiDo, Olllo "'. . cc'lo, ·-·' -.. •"'w Rock Springs Grange will ~==~=I II ?..~~; ·::· ;•: ·~··~':;_:;::.. •••· meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. 11._1'-d? • • yoW- open· 3 BEDROOM house with gas •.,..l 'or¥··d~l.; and eruelty. wil b~~;·;,, ·~;~~·•,::.,•' program . will be presented ..,.., ua.r..' "-" 'looU! "':J ·- -· furnace and concrete drive- l CUCKLER REAL ESTATE -,f cestl- [ IUUc. way. Will take house trailer 1 FIIA LOANS -We_ do have l'llell:ler Butldlq. ~ f~r ~~.;:.thP:~~y, 1 1 the three graces and Jl 1 --------~=-= ·m trade. Melvm · Ll.tlle. Che- FHA .money_ available for oew homes Built In lru..h ....., ••, • Puln., ments will be served. . Attorn•r• for PlalllfiH The Women's Association Fo, ..Rent shire. 3 24 6tc loans LD Mel~ County. Interens, storm window•. (J) 10, 1'7. U. , 31; (4) '7 , 14 ..... ===·---est to lender St.• per cent, lnum sidlng. CaU Guy N11uo. the First United Presbyterian ilouSES AND Apartment fur.· ... ~ NOTICE OF · -~1epoh • wIll me .. For Sale mortgage insurance lh per ler, Racine, Ohio. Church in Mtuu nlshed and unfurnished, all - - -- cent, total interest 511• per l2 29 tf• HEARING FOR PAROLE Thursday evening at 7:38 p.m. lizel. Pholle WY 2-3267. NEW potato crates Ior sale, cent. Term of Joan 20 to 35 ' -, Obio, March 15, lHS at the church. Hostesses wil1 3 24 12lc 1 wagon, 1 small wagon and yt!ars. We now have condiW"l f'IAeter. PhiiDbll& ... Dennis Hostetter - No. 119- 1be Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. M'"'O"'D~E=R=N~ 6 -room -san-d~b-~ ath a cart. Phone WY 2-2316. 315 tiona! commitments on proplfuiiD& ~ ~~ · a prisoner now confined in Francia Anderson. Mrs. ·. apartment. Middleport. Ph. Condor-st. Pomeroy. 3-24-Jtc 1 erties from $8,000 to $16,500 Mlnllrntlle. ..._ ! !h~: Marion Correctional Insti- Lowery, Mrs. George Lowery, WY 2-3121. 3 24 Uc LIVING ROOM couch and 31 with down payments Irom Bad sewer lroal'Uel Marion. Ohio, admitted Mrs. Harry Moore and Mrs. { 1ST FLOOR 1 Bedropm- eiiiC- chairs. RCA radio and re- $30 to $600 and closing costs We ave aD .-. from Meigs County, convicted Clarence Lacey. Ieney apartment, Middleport. cord player. Phone SH 2-1681 1 from $250 !o $350. The propsewe~ Modllnet I !'_I~Y 1!164 of the crime of Stea~ The Southern Local WY Z.38'1!. 3-Z0-6tp Evening_s._ _ . 3 23 3tp j erty has already qualified. lng a Motor Vehicle and serv- Boosters will bold their and, of course, the buyer CaJJ W} Wl"l• DaJ • Nllbt 1~g a sentence of 1 20 is eligi lar meeting at the Southern I I a tk 1 ~~- for a hearing before the High School on Thursday, Mar. \ SEVEN room bouse with bath ALFALFA a so mixed hay for i mum also qualify. and full basement in Syra- sale. Non • weevil spray. Can C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR lli<A llNG PlambiDio Moeller OHIO PARDON AND PAROLE 25 at 7:30 p. m. All Junior <Oae. Pbone WY 2-2455. deliver. WY 2·2557· BOX Z%9 WY %-311SO ...,.. • .\n!Gld 8 ...,.. COMMISSION, on or sUer June and Senior band parents are 3 ll Uc 3 23 6tc POMEROY, ORIO aca. r . l liMIO nrged to he preaent FOUR===-..,R~oo =M~S~and ~bath, - un· l Hardea'o Market, SyracuseS 23 3tc 111.1 Eaot Main - . p.,... 'oHIO. PARDON AND PAR- The Amateur Garden L--lshed apartment, gar- , has on special 'I1tursday, Fri· LE ho d uo,. l'1lae Wlt Wit*. OLE COMMISSION '"'" 'OR SA : 7 room use an 1 Ill tie will meet at the home of day aud Saturday : Z heads By Herbert W. Shroyer, a1e, ren t reasona bl e. PI urn bath. In Harrisonville, on Rt. ryn Knlght Thursday ev'•nlltg,l St., Pomeroy. Phone WY 2- l lettuce, 29c : Two \1 gal. Dai- 684 _ Joseph Carsey Harrison· INCOME TAX Servtce, Jolll> Parole and Record Clerk March 25_ Slide! of flower 51:93. 3 23 tfc ry Fair Ice Milk, 79c with $5 v1·ue. ' .r-.w-v • •• •tp son · Simpson Insurance ulldAg3 24 1tc rangements will be · preS<!Dted I FOUR ROOMS and bath, fur~ grocery purchase. 100 lbs. I 800 It So th 00 ency • Room 8, Coats B dur;na the program. Kennebec seed potatoes, $6.89 2 ACRE ot, · u ing. Middleport. Dilbtd apartment, utilities Large IO oz. Maxwell House Rt. No. 6:. (from Pomeroy I 20 tfe OIDS MAR. !I !Urnlshed. Inquire: Ohio H<>- coffee, only $1.19. Producer's Bridge) . Contact Grady Craig, The Past Matron's Club ol tel, Middleport. Milk, 19c ga. Zippy Stride MliSQn County, w. Va. T/3SMALL Evangeline Chapter, OES. 3:-1_Z-:t-::;:;:::-;:;;;;;;-=-;:-:--:= fc dog food, 100 lbs. $8.29 plus 5901. 3-G-Uc meet Friday evening, March TIIAll.ER loll for ren~ close tar. Private blend dog loud, ~·oR SALE-Ml!Mieoort'o tallENGINE REPAIR at the home of Mn. J. /o; .. 1 I!> LaUIIdrymat IJid schoolo 100 lbo., fl.76. Large fresh est bulldfng. located 352 N Donald E. Seatter has recent- Young. . JUST IN CASE _ Office girls from the ' itaff. of' the Yalle7 Lumber & Supply Com- eggs, 4Sc doz. Bananas, 5 lbs. Second Stroot Middleport Wright Power Sawo ly joined the staff of the Mar· The WCTU will meet Fridavl ~~~~hlemayOl''s office receive training for ~pilll with ~. Mldd:eport. 10-3-tfc sec. Priced for quick .ale IDietta Social Security District Of. evening at 7::10 p: m. at 'II Communist air attacks on South VIet NIDI. A IHXIt:E alld rour ""'"' tnrm•"3 24 3tc_ quite at Oblo li<Ul Sal• & Servl.. Dee. announced Robert G. Lor- Mt. Morlab Baptist Cburch. defense official, left,· shows the girla the ~ 1 1 . Oo ent, District Manager. M,\R. %1 b It te bnl e • • .... opon A'l'TENTION Farmers: you FOR SALE: Modem brick and l Mr. Seatter waa graduated The Junior and Senlor Hlgbl';;:~s~e;,;e;r~~c;;~q~u~ • .,·li·i=·~~ . aiento WY U4J4 12 I tk pay city pric<'s for used rna· frame ranch home. Chester fox Go Karto from the College of Wooster, class of Letart FaUa Melbodlsti: 00 ffiiLER LOTS - free ...,. chlnery? I have hand forty· Road, near State Rlghway WILCOX SERVICE Woooter, Ohio in 1961. He has church will hold a jitney SUJ!' lip and water. Brown'• l'rall nine used tractors mcludmg: Carage. Large lling room, been employed by the Soolal per Saturday, March 271 at ~~ 15 0 ·tl- Park !State App)ovedl l John Deere <three of these three bedrooms, tiled. bath a·//'~"''"~ P.M.I)alty Security Administration oince Community Hall. l!enlllll is to . MlnenvUie, Oblo Pbone WY are cub SIZe) 10 Farm ails, 9 and kitchen. Hardwood floors, • ••. then In the Akron, Ohio ;~rea hegill au p.m. Proceeda will ·rat. ' 1 15 tfc, Fords, S Cncltshutts, 1 Ave<y, patio, fireplace, storm winwhere he served aa a Claima go for a new :cllrJfel Ill '1 b . ' . ; .~· ~ . -~ 1 Centauer, 4 Alh~ Chalmers \ dows, dooro. aluminum winInsurance Represeiltatlve. church. Ev..,._ ll ·• •ok!lme.ll For Sale or Rent z Crawlen, 2 Rldmg Garden dows, marble sills, baoement, He is ,fi!Ung tbe Vacllllcy MAR. . 18 ·~ · . . __ tractors. In addlt1on, 1 have lOOX400 lot. Call WY 2 "•7. PH<~ "-·m• •--·ce ,..__ "SE ~ - ·1 · .....,.. ated "" The rem•lar -, ' . ..._ , I !'0011111 and bath . In plows, dlscs, cultivators, mowteo•ov ~ d 1 ''o1 • ... "' !be transfer of La,rry •- '11Ub-4lllrlcl 3 12 1~MlDerPUle, Ohio. Write · ers. drills, cultlpackers, ,.... ·~ ma • -.• p81101'1. Van Meter to Madlson, lndllma. ndlst Youth P'elloweblp r all · ., ..ynmnd Brown, 7S5 Stilzer1 tary hoes, planters, pickers, Llvettodc bir11t and almost """' He will he responsible for the wlll he held SUnday . llllld, CG!mnlluo 19, Ohm. balers rakes combines, othe< documents. office'• outside contacts In March 21 at the ·L," · S 17 6tc spreaders, ham.;er.mills, and Dr. Melvin E. Doerr; VeteriD- lleater IDoanad, Pumorwr Meigs liiiii,MoJlfQe counties. Hit odlst Chll{cl> W ted- most everything needed on a • artan, lart!' and smallll!llmalo. t 1 ~c wile, Biity, and· claufl!lter, Deb- 2:30 p. m. _~ _ farm . The only difference is 128 Wa!lbtnaton St., Ravena- GUARANTEED. renewable for oriih, will join blm ill Marlelia be R01'. John I ~by slttinl the price. Bill Goodwin, at wood, W. Va. Phone II'IJ.Cl. life OO.pltallzatlon. alter Deilot'lih <!ODOpletel -b'er elate paoiOt lJI the o. l'!L WY z. Pt. Rock. 8 miiH fnini wilk... Office lloura, Daf1y I to 6 p. at all ages. Phone WY .~!~· oecon~ y•ar of llchool at ApPle odlat CllUreb Ill ~ , ..,.;... I II tie viDe. S,.211-6tc m. I 211 tfc Z II lie Creek. ·'' ----- I 1 BIG TIRE ' BIaettnars sA L E llaiM<I Preu HOLLYWOOD lUPI) - My Wljl poroonal reiatlOilablp witb telovtaion baa reached a perbapt catutrophlc polo!: I wollld ,.rathar read about tbe medium thaD watdl It. To teU the trulb, J would rather 1101 read ~- H either, but It baa lleQmt8 fuhionable in our hoUiehOid ·lately to dine lbrloe eacftl Jf. boun, so there you lre.. The .~. bowOYer, doea have ks provocaUve moments. ThUll, 'for _Instance, In !be saturday Evening Post, one finda the retiring GOP National Committee cbalrman, Dean Burch, propoolng a aerleo of elgh~ weekly, on&bour network teleVIsion ' Jll'Oil'ams for the pre~nttal candidates in 11168. Thfo, ba SUBJlests, would "clrcumvenl tbo outlandlah costs, sensehlis hnrly·borly and the torrenl o1 trivia" of the 111t14 campalp. Burch blames both parties, suuests they share the costs of hls 11168 plan and recommenda that: ".b a condition of accepting tbe nomination of a politicaJ party, a candidate should agree, not by force of law but by force of reason and public opinion, to participate in these television presentations." On four of tbe telecasts, says Bltrcb, there ohould he equal sections giving both candidates a chance to talk about a predetermined subject. The other fonr hours, be says, should be I A .. I£ 'ociety Notes ~=- "'i;!.. Dulble in 'llnlal lluoeb adwao mired the Idea ol t.be 1160 KenIilf8ID leader of the aubjlect, nodJ-NIIon debateo : "Those Sunday School attendance on ''Hearing God Speu 'nnuch b<oadeaots eauoed more Ameri- March 31 wu 51, offerlng f12.16 The Bible." Each member ...,. C8tl8 to look and to listen for Worshlp Services were held at tributed oon.e lncidenu or facti themoelves thaD ever hefDre or 10:45 with Lloyd Dllllnaer ao talting place Ill !be Ufe o1 W HAR llrule in a preaidentlal race." lay leader, and an attendance Paul. An tntereaUng dlacu.oaloo 'fE GOIN: Television and politics aJao of 18. foUowed. PAW ? came in ""' oomment In laat Sunday evening oervfceo weN! The bostess, aulated by her llliiDlh'o McC.U'• magazine in MYF meeUng at 0:30; C h o l r daughter, Florence Spencer and a marveloua article by a r• practl!lo at 7 p. 111., and Wor- Nina Robinaon, served relr<!sbnowned speech teacher, Mll.lo- ship aervlce wllb the Rev. menla of molded aelatln oalad, 4a von Hesse (as told to Helen Pearl Caato at I p. m. German Chocolate cake, I Markel) ; and if you didn't see The WSCS held Its regnlar ,and coffee durlng the It I suggest it is a worthy in- meeting on '1\!esday evening, , boor. 'I1te nezt meetlng wfU vestment to send for It by mall March 16, with an attend anee I held at the borne of Florence II you have any possible public of 11 memben and three villi· Spencer on Tuesday, Aprll 20. speaking in yonr future. Mloa tors, Rev. and Mrs. Cssto and Mrs. Genevieve Guthrie Von Hesse, who baa i!oached El;JIOst Taylor, at the home of fled several <lays last Weelr with many famoDS and tnfluentlal Ele&ll\lr BOyles. :Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost and persons, writes: . !lOla Taylor, praldent, wao famUy at Sugar Grove. "Gov. William Scranton had in c~e of the buolness meet- ' Mr. and Mn. Glen Roblnson a hard-hitting, vital message, log durin& which time the :entertained with a birthday supbut he delivered tt wllb ouch Supply asktngl and tbo pledge lper Friday evening, March 12 boyish naivete - his eyebrows to MisslollJ were voted to he honoring her sister, Mrs. Wl~ raised In halfmoons of surprise, paid. The plate. offering lor rna Guinther of Chester. Their bis jaw lowered squarely on his tbe Lancatter MisSion wu tak· lmother, Mn. Elfie Waban of larynx to produce a double cbln left. The gelatin and rug aalea I '1\!ppen Plalno WBI I guest --thut he appeared to he an y aging boy scout locked in a ..t.CBOIIS death struggle with GoUnth. 1.Piteher'o Barry Goldwater, whether you plate agree with him or not, projects G. Portola a warmth and believability that blind force even a hostile audience to t.Jlmhear him out." dle<llteN Of Richard Nixon on televl- 10. CompU.ea aion lD the 1960 debates, abe 12. Vo1C&D1o 1'0Ck says: ''1 agree that Nixon was 13.Covored handlcapped by bad makeup fe&ton~ . olepb&tlob and faulty lighting. But I believe that what finaUy heat him lf.Exlled waa the fact that John F. Ken· nedy ;poke directly, succinctly, DA 1L PAW II FRANKIE, AN' DEA>J IW'SNilllrl o.JUI-J lOR IS WHlSTLIN.'- "'1 50 51-lE MUST llE IN'n!AR// CROSS W O RD - .: ·.~ -·...... • l $AVE I :.' t ... I .. ~I .,.::;:er:- io '*" R .' e et'f.SlOIJ . eVlle · r ed llllerlla~ = y:m · . • • I ellectlvely. 1lldle ll!lon en-were llllltUned. A IIOII!Inatlq in lon&·wlnded academic commltee OOI!Sioiltl\i o1 ()lt. det!ate. .Mae P'ollrod, Thelma 111•w • 11011 and P'knla 8poDow ' . . named to repor\ at the April meeUng. It wao decided 1D order cook boob ao a flllld raiiU., project. Other projectl . . ' ' , . • CHESTIR GOULD 1 1 1 WJ 1 WheeI Alo,.nment B k 5 BlaetfnOrS M I I .· , ·I /t¥ ::::,:••uu '"ar -•toll - 1 Sealler J • OffioCe Staff ..,. ...,...,...,,..·i;.'...,...,·• RooL•••-•n- LimE ORPHAN ANNII . Q I' WMPO Radio It'll II:S:IIBZ zroo ODII DO BI'DO DSJCHXXR Bll lll't'BK'tl' •• ' O&B&o- WRIDIIZ Y-.,.. a,...- Monday . ""' J'rfday1 1:30 Sundown Serenade 'l'BIII WOllll'1' l\llXXIIIIliUAft:!R 1:00 SJilH)D, NI!WI 8::10 Slgn 011 Ia 1'111111'111\ABLif TO Tlllll BilST DIVOIICI'-4111WAMT'II8 8:05 .Sacred Heart latanlayo: 1:20 Metp CT, RJ'D . 1:00 litga On - Newo 1:25 Palll Bowen P'arm 1:111 Country Mullc Time 1:~ IIIII Miller St.ow 1:21 Country Jamboree 1:67 Weather 7:00 Newo 7:00 National Newa 7:111 lArry Anderson Show . MONDAi TBRil I'IIQ)AY 1:00 Midway Ma!lneo 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 10:!5 It"l Music - Army 7:15 Sign On 3:55 Ne\va Baal 7:341 Spi!rto 11:00 Dairy Valley & Dutton'• 7:30 NeWll Headffrlolo 4:00 DIJclna with Doll 7:35 Bill IIJiler Show Top Ten Show 7:32 Musical Clock 1:30 lnterclulngt 7:35.-Ptcbns Hardware Show l2:00 News 7:45 Echoes of Joy 1:00 CollliDunliJ Newo =•• (TUelday·Thursday) 12:15 Musical Interlude 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 1:06 World News 7:00 Nm 12::10 The Rev. Merlln Teets 8:05 World Newa 1:15 Sporti Today 8:10 Dally lJght 1:110 'l1te Jim Meeo Show - ~:ll Sporto Today 5:2'! 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I I 0 ~'h d Eastern lr.ltnstre 'Pens .l J urs ay II• · •' ' ! i • I" • • !Continued from page I) Trussell, Cheryl Bentz, Connie the cbonJs wllh dancers doing lor her version of "I Can 't Hayman, Sally Mora and Mary a turkey trot. Dancers are VIcStop Loving You," which is Taylor and Bill Amos wUJ lol· ty Poole<, Joey Bailey, Twlla rated a sure hit. low with "How Come You Do Karr, Jerry Warne, Pat Gaul, End man Charles Eichinger Me Lik• You Do," u Twila tllke Well, Roberta Wells, _Char· will sing , .." oblle." backed by Karr and Edna M.C.y dance les E1gh~~~ger, Janet Holsinger, dancers Jackie Bahr rloberta In the background. A dance Theron Cn!ise, Linda Spencer, ' - ' - -- - - - ' '- 'number, "Waiting lor tbe Rl- Bill Amos, Patty Bahr and Iherl E. Lee:· will close !he Steve Cowdery. · first part or !be show. Clsolng out tbe " Holiday Inn" I SECOND HALF part of !he show wm he the 1 Mike Will Is to emcee the December presentation wilh the second part of the show whtch will feature tunes and acts recognizing .. ch monlh of the Mrs . E. E. Roush and Mn~. ytar. Amy H•lm returned to their For January , dancers Pat f homes. Lakeview, Moeday aft- Gaul, Sbetl• Drake, Clndi runeOU er a three w..ks viSit w1th . harl. Linda Larkins, Jackie Mrs. Char lf'S Withrow. 11'ahr and CorHlie Hayman will Mrs. Lewis Roush of Miners- 1perform to the mu, ic of "Auld Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vrovtlle and sJSt", Mrs. George Lang Syne" and "Tbere'U Be A man and chtldren, l\l•rk and McCimtock or P1. Pleasant, W.l Hot nme in the Old Town.'' Esther.• of Belpre, vtstted SunVa .. vtst!ed Tuesday at Letart Continuing on the "Holiday day With their parents, Mr. and Falls hall Mrs Mrs. John Vroman and MrM. and G . wilh dM1·.f and'I Mrs Ernest., Inn" theme of the second . Flekhng Hawkms r8 nmm an am J y. of the presentation will be Joh~ Vroman is im rovi~ slow: Mr. and Mrs. Pearly Jewell Mike Will, Jerry Warne, Greg I from a broken h/'p and gis conof Columbus were Saturday Bail•y, Theron Cruise and Paul f:;.,d to her home. t'Venlng ~uests of Mr. . lind I Curtis singing ''Heart of My Mr a d M Edgar Reynolds ~rs. Esl u~ Mossman, Mmers- Heart" ~hile Doris. Davis, Jan- were . inn Mo~~antown, W. Va. VIlle. et Holsmger . Manlyn Karr, over the weekend to visit their Mrs. ll': A. Morgan was the Twila Karr and Pat Koblentz son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday dmner guest ~~ Mr. and dance. . Val Reynolds and cblldren. Mr. Mrs ..Roger Morgan and far.n• ly , A St. Patrick '~ Day tr1bute and Mrs. Reynolds were acoomof Mldd1e!X_lrt when the birth· I will be made during the March panied home by their granddauday of Keith Morgan was ob- scene with ''It's A Great Day ghter, Gwynn, for a visit. Mainly About People In Pomeroy Around And Ab Middleport 1 I •er~;sd . • I \. I - girla' trio lllrlgiq "Winter Wonderland," lhe ...emble doing ''Wblte Christmas," and Greg Bailey's orlg1nal version of "Mr. Lonely." Stage crew members a are Charles Frecter, Dave Leou· ard, Kenneth HNtung, Rick Koblentz. and Ken Caldwell. Mrs. Horace Karr will he accompanist lor lhe several acts of the lhow. Usherettes are Connie Hoisinger, Lois Sisson, Alice Smith, Jean Hllllt, Rose Marcinko. Pal Bahr, Vikcy Pooler, Twila Karr, Barbara Lanham, Regina Speocer, Judy Cogar, Pam Buckley, Doris Davis. Pat Gaul, RoberIa Wells, Sondy Trussell, Janet Holsinger and Linda Hendersoa. Park- ~~ ~ecC!ris~· : C,:~et Fi~~· George Powell of El :y r ms, Is . oy. ~m a ersburg, W. Va. and Mrs . · ·na McCoy, Julia McCoy, Brenda don Gaul and grand•on, Ri cky, Larkms and Esther Speocer. of Chester VISited Sund ay after- The girl's ensemble will takt;! · h !h · h •t noon Wit etr mot er .. l ' rs . over for the April scene to do Adam Ebersba rh1 and family: "April Showers'' with the Mrs. G~ne De\\ ees and child· Eagle basketball boys in a ren . David and Karen, of Co- modeling scene. A skit, " In My lumbu• are the guests 01 her Merry Old•mobile," will be parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett presented by Pat Gaul Ruth Thomas. . Landon. Cheryl Bootz, ' Roberta Mr. and Mrs. Harry Da vis Trussell and Jackie Bahr. spent the weekend in Spring- For .rune Barbara McGrath fiel_d with her sis1er and broth- Iwill do "D~ddy" with dancers er·m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har- , Pat Bailey Shiela Drake Druold John son. ~ cilia Cline ' Pat Smith Nan- , Servu:e• are Held For Wilt:~m .... Wel'Ul ' . Funeral services for William Wells were held from the Sa· cred Heart church Tbursda March 18, at 10 a.m. witt, or~ Rev. Father ·John ~rei offic.. iat!ng_ Burial was in lhe Sacred Heart cemete'l' and pallbear. ers were Victor Wippel Leo Carroll Walter Schrel~r Herr ry Ewi~g. Henry Wells ~d Ed- Inspection on June1 Planned By Temple (:!.,a:;:;~ :~~a~lb~~; " • .!· I I ... Or,~_:1f.,:=; ELBERFELDS IN 'POMEROY ' , - ' ' -" _, ~ - ' ' · . ,'·· : :.":. - Sale' .tLiving>Room Suites J Iii~ _. · • THE. .NE",§,f.l ·.~!at . FU~NITURE FA~- ~·oN ·~, ··o~; I • ~· "~. . . -:~ . ·· ,··, ~v·I<RO EHLER New M-embers Collins Bill would Revamp Obscenity Law FOR EASTER AND AFTER o "'• "'fi'•.,n · coNFIRMED pr...... •••w ••-t 4.99 DRIVE· IN 6.99 Morch ~27-21 Elvia Presle)' Join O'Brien "IT HAPPINID AT THI WOALD'I FAIR" ~ Pblllp C.rey.._ Diane llcllalll "ILCk GOLD" Jerry Colley Ia lllilla JfDller Hospltsl and 18 lmprotir>J last. He II recelviDtt -riaiton· now, Cardl IIIII 1ettera .11111 "*Ia him addresaed to Holzer HOI'' pllal ~" . . • .. ; • • I ' entt at y e ' THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO .•., 20,00 l!lltUtamecl son and her sister, Miss Ruth Mrs. Gene Maciejewski oi CoCarson 1 b · M Ge t d ~ · urn us. rs. r ru e Neutz.. The Middleport Amateur Gar- ling, Paul Neutzling and Mr. and deners wHI meet Thursday eve- Mrs. Walter Hails of Athens ning at 8 p.m. at the home of • Mrs. Earl Knight on Beech-St. Cpl. and Mrs. Walter Murray Sub-District Rally Harris of Alexandria, Va., were Of , weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Youth 18 Sun.doy Charles Searles. The reg~lar sub-district rally Mrs. Emerson Jones and Mrs. of the Meigs County Methodist c. E. Burde.tte were in Ath_e~s Youth Fellowship will be held Monday. Whde there they VISit. Sllflday arternoon, March 28, at and ed wlth Barbara Jane~, student 2;30 p. m. at. the United Methor-========="li . 8 k ' at Ohio University. d1st Church m Pomeroy. Mem· cy·· v~u~;~ A Grand Old Flag" Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rich- 1 ~rs\..of th~ ~vangelical Vnit_ed . - ards were in Clncinnati Sunday . returen JUmor and Senior ( •. • • • • _.,. • ., I will be the group prese ntation : b b . youths are invited to attend I for • .. •.\ · ~it~~-· .. -) - ...;·: July and then Ann Holter w ere t ey were guests of thetr S . 1 ' daugbter and fa mJ·1Y• Mr. and fb pecta guest •peker I wW. be spottighted with an acR . will be ~ . . " Mrs. Stacy Bunton and son e ev. John WUliams, assoTONIGHT & THURSDAY · robatJc presentation, Come to 8 tt ' ciate pBstor of the First MethoNOT OPEN [the Fair." A vocal duet by reM • Will. S • be M dist Church in Alhens . The ,.~ p K bl dK N ·n rs. tam wts r, r s. . • ., i S:h e~t~ an ,, ay tl ew WI Earl Acree and Mrs. James l: m IS i~ charge of Rose EastFRIDAY tnd SATURDAY r , oo ays as le num- Allen were Gallipolis visitors ay, wtt~ess area chairman. I March 26-27 ber for September. Monday. They ai>O visited All Metbndtst youth are remindELVIS PRESLEY in October w11i feature a quar- with relatives of Mrs Ac ee to send their registration lee · "KING CREOLE" !tet singing "Shine On Harvest · r · of 35 cents to Mrs. c. F. Elvis Presley, Tompkins, Sprin• Dolort>s Hart, Carolyn Dean JaJones. ggt>r , Moon" and another of the many ...,. Ave., PomeVic Morrow. blacklight numbers with scare roy. Peahn·ette: A Missed Fortun• crows, Marilyn Karr, Esther •t• f Coloreortoon . Spencer , Sandy Trussell, Kay nl 10 1 ~ew, Duris Davis, Palty Babr. SUNDAY, MONOAY, TUES. Patty Koblentz . Connie Hay. March 21-29-30 man, Rose Ritchie and Connie The Young WJVes Club met ~ 'ltr · ''THE AMERICANIZATION Holsinger. Thursday, March 18, at tbe : OF EMILY" 1 The Tabnksgiving holiday will home of Mrs. Don Sayre of : James Garner, Julit' Andrews . . Melvyn Douglas, Jas. Cubur n, Ireceive mention in the Nov.em· Pomeroy. Keenan Wynn. ber segment with "Count Your Mrs. K~ith Ridenour, prestColorcartoons Blmings" being presented by dent: preSided over . a busmess ---- -- ~---- port1on of the meehng. State Gifts were received by Mrs Son. Oakley C. CclllruJ, Don Sayre and Mrs. Bill Win: along with Senate Majority don from their secret pals. New ~eader Ted Gray and Senator members were lnitiilted bv Mrs. Jim ~orpe, has ~troduced in Jack Gillian Mra, Bill Windon the Obto Senate a btU to enact a and Mrs. K~ith ftjdenour. compr~hensive change in Ohio's Refreshments of cak€:, Ice obscemty law~. cream , mints anti coffee or pop Senator CollJD! made the fo[. were served. lowmg comments about the proposal · Present were Mr!il. Tom Hay- ··ow · • Ia man Mro Robert Burke Mrs o • ws on lhe subject Earl RUehle, Mrs. Bill Windon; of obscenity are a hodge-podge Mrs. Nat Carpenter, Mrs. Em- of measures whlch have beeu erson Pr.1)1er, Mrs. Jack Gillian, .a_dopted to fit a particular situaMrs. KeJtl Ridenour, Mrs. Don bon. There has never been any Sayre snd Mrr.. Elton Ritchie. effort made ~ modernize and The next: meeting wiiJ be at make them umfonn. The , . lhe home of Mrs. Jack Gillian, suit baa been that lhey are dU· Thursday, ttpril 15. llcult to enforce and to obtain ' .•. _._.,_, convictions. 'l'llls fact alclllg with recent decision• of the . Middleport G1rle United States Supreme Court Exhibit Projects mate the adoption of t1t11 proTwo Middleport 111gb School posal a neceaslty. IIIP COIL SIAft fltxlble ••• tlr.m sprlncsofthlflnestCNd••b,l,orll....,._ , freshmen entered exhibits and "Ao a reaall of tbe Supremo Wslns ••• 11v• ,... ,. at NIIWft& tomkllt .rna .,.... . were rated etreellent and good Court docltloao aed the - • ~ FOAM• CUIHIO~I . . · 1• , at tbe annual Southeast Ohlo forceablllty of our !aWl, tile ••«•rio "'""""'Win JMYoraa{bUOll>l'~ •• · wan•t o~rtor...-...· RMr:llbl ...nclflidl.l•tor• · District Scienoe Fair held Sot- llato bao be<a Oooded wllb •••"'.. . . . . . r'.. . urday at Ohio University In malorlal of ouch a aatan that IIYDIIAIIUC PIUIID MAMIWOOD fltAIIU Athens. H lbrealeu to pervert an ... 8tr0n1L•olkl undera'tmct~r.. th•t WGii't *'UIMfc GrlfiOW' Receiving an excellent rating lire generatloa. ,. ..k. •u rMUit o1 Rt~GM~nkall on powilful · ll)'draullc IN 5Trlf was Elaine Davis, for her pro "Recent changes In decisions PUFORMANCI TUTID FAUICS · ject concernfllg the defects of by the u_ s. Supreme Court ltl•cted for btauty from th• world'• flftntmllfr. Te&t.:C. · the heart. She Ia the daughter have made profound cbangea In fw wur•.blllty MIS ~IJ'• to Ute nMCie ill in Pen-Parrot Shoes ..-.rn 11vlna. of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Davl•. lhe obscenity laws ollhe COllJI. White shoe eventa far little Josephlne Toney, daughter of try. Tile Ohio law1 need to he 'aifls caU for styles like tfle ... Mr. and Mrs. Roger Toney, rebrought up to date and 1n1o line Demure and simpie iA desilf\, but celved a rating of sood lor her with these decisions. Thla Ia a4weys well constructed •nd display on ber project, regen- one of lhe purposeo of our bill. pr•tested. Thes• are kleel for her confifmation, first communion, eratlon of planarla, The girls Tile other purpose Ia to make c:-r f04' Easter paradinc. Styles were accompanied to Atheno by our laws more enforceahle and available in white calf, whtta llonry Null, Science instruc- more Wliform. p11ten~ white lizard print. tor. "The original Idea lor the patent & lt""'""'"""""""==--==~1 measure came from lhe Clfl. zens lor Decent Uteratan of • Cincinnati. This II'OUP drafted ~AS.OH -'the ideas lor the bill. Tiley haV<O done more than any other group BIG FREE SHOW to ir. the nation to stop the dissemThunder March 25th Ination of obscene material. OPINING NIGHT "II should he pointed out thai the mere passaf!8 of thla proJackie Gleason in posal will not remove thla "GIGOT• filth from the bookstand•. It (In COlor) takes law enforcement oa the -<tndlocal level and pubUc awareGene Nelson Fa,. Spain ness to llamp out IIIII prob"THUNDIR II~AND" lem." ,rllllay, ..... Sun. Are / ed By Young Wives '. ; a.r;;!"'• Va. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbon• ward Wells. Coming from out spent the weekend m Bucyrus of town for the services were with her father, Mr. E. J. Car- Mrs. Ed Stecker and Mr and I t }uneHo-WeUTelll 'w· led I ThTeeCil'luue Initialed Monday Mn· .:t. I 18-Darly Sentinel,-Pomeroy·Midclleport, 0., Mar. 24, 1M& ry Woodrow Jr. ·II II. 'ldiey.•a . Jnlllatlon was held lor throe Jane , •• we • Plana were made lor annual Hos ltal Tllunda )l(arcb 11, ..rla when Betbel No. C of U:O ol Utllo~ Vetorana, mel In~ lnspeobon to he held JUile I a:'andpareru.- -~ 111:. illd lDteraalionol 0rder ol Job B ular llfiiiiOn~4~ ~":t.~ wben lhe Staff and Officers of Mrs. LawrenOe·IIOfiner·ol: _ . U,qblel'l 11101 Ill l'IIIUlar lhe DAV . w -rMeigs Temple, Pytltlan Sisterl eroy and Mr. lllld Mfl. Jelie Jlm Monday evenln• at I be CaJ11Pbell, ]risklenl, film~t met Monday ""enlng at the ball. Moore of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., Pomeroy Muonlc ~emple. Tile meelllll opened a Mrs. Karl Owens opened tile lllr and Mn . GordoD Wolle of Stepillnle Pullen, honored 11t1< form and-...~ meeting wt!b prayer. . ~lne Rou~ 2 Herman· Hoff· queen, preolded and opened tlte Icatlona were read on Mra. Pbll Melnhlrt gave a ner Pomero J F (loud., -meeting In ritualistic form. Ad- taken. Zona wat report. reading entitled, "Easter is the win' Parter!but. Va and .ull gueolll welcoii!Od were Mra. eel ncenUy flooNrned .!rom!:; Dawn of A New Day" which Mri LizZie MOon; ~f Srnitbb ·Dale Warner, MraCharles pltal. ~ter catdo ~Ill he • waJ written by the pastor of a W. are greai Jii-andpareoJ"":, 'l'llel.. and Mr. and Mro. Guy to shut-lit tdeinhert, Presbyterian Church In Dayton, · \. · _Cowan. At _the clole of I he Goldla Elberfeld, Zona er J. H- Schafer. . meellng, relrelhmenla were ser- and Jennie Howell. Tile travelHumorous readlnga were ..v. REV1V.U..10 I!IIOGRESS. ved · with Mra. Helone Mullon lng prize dOll&~ ~na en by Mrs. Karl Owens and Mrs. A ,revival 11 now~ lA progress promoter of bolpitality, in Hamm was aw to ~ I Horace McElhinny. A birthday at lhe 0tiiJ"(lb o1 GOd at.Cbeo- dtlfgw, . StahL Plans were ~de or • poem was read In observance ter. ·Sen'Icoo hejjn ot 1:30 p.m. UO potluck ~nner following lht of the birlhday of Dorla Bailey each evenlag .wlih ·~~~v. Denlel IIIRTIIDAY OJI8ERVED regular meettng In April. -· and the birthday song sung by WI>J'kman-u "'iageJillt Every. · Mr and Mrs Dale Barnhart . the group. The traveling prt.e, mels we!COu!e. . . ,...;.,uy wllb a. LEARN OF DEATH donated by Mra. Clarence Clark· · ·· lainuy dinner In honor of lhe M . c. H. Wloe Jr r-s.. was won by Mrs. Chester Zlr· mg .games ~;played ·· and birthday aDiilveraary •I thelr ed =~rd of the death? or Mra. kle. prt.es .award.t , &o .. !4ra.: Meln- ll!n, Ronald; o1 Cillumbua. The Smith E. Ballentine, ·Sr., at A communication was read bart Mrs MJiU>Ie ,._.,.;,_• I ........ ~-·· Jn•Iuded ••- ··• "- Amapolls ' M•'f ' Her hMIO was . dis d ' . .......,._.. lll .. ,.IU.l-. a ,uu !IQ.Ill. . from Sylvia Bowen, ~ct ep- Mn. RJchard·-~~ ilhd .Mri. Ronal~ Barnhart and famiJy of fonnerly in Marietta where Mr. uty of Logan, announclll(! In- Karl Owens. Relreobmenls ol Ccbnnb~ and l!!r.. 111\(1 Mra. l!:r- Wise resided several years 4i3 spectlon lor Junelst. Mrs. Me!n- IIBIIdwlcheo, iJ01110 dllpo ·lllld nell llat'lllulft and daughter, while In business there. $he hart, chatrman of the ways and coffee were II8I'Wd by Mn. Sherrl. was 96 years old. The bndy ll means committee ~porte4 that Cheater Zirkle: l : Mrs. Paul Zlr· . . at tbe Doudna • McClure Funth~ group had . sheers, steak kle. ·Hostesseo :for April metllnc . Mlu Lora Sanders, lnlatit eral Home \9here services will knives and parmg lmlves I or w19 he Mrs._David Farmet and da!llhler of Mr. and· Mho. Fred be held Wedoeoday at 10 a.,.,. sale. . , ~- Otho watts- , ,Samt'- ~· of .Rt. 218 bas been Mr. and Mrs. Wise plan to Followmg the busmess meet- memben were present. very W for the past two weeks. tend. , · · ,· · 1 . MEIGS THEATRE f ION • ICI,M ,. I ' * * * Guy Cowan Home, all Contents go * * * * * * * * * PEP--'Financial Nightmare' Damages were e~tlmaled at COLUMBUS (UP! )- Fi~ance $20 000 to the boule and con- Director Richard Krabach s top of the Wetzpll-St. ...,. aide said Wednesday night that idence of Mr. and Mrs. Guy local school districts would he Cowan In o lire Wedoeaday saddled with additional cooto of Pomeroy VolUDteer Fire IJe. 1147,294,500 to take full advanpariment Chief Henry Werry tage o~ the Ohio Council for made the estimate after tbe Education's PEP proposal. blue had been put .out lalo yes- Howard Col~er testified before terday afternoon. · the House Ed~atioo Committee Chief Werry said the seven- on the PEP proposal, whlcb rD<m two-story frame structure would ra1se the state sales tar wa1 ~mpletely ruined. Northing ' from 3 t~ 4 per cent to provide was gotten out of the bouse. \ $116 mil !Jon a year in additional Tile lire broke out lhortly af- 1 Mrs. Cowan had gone to 1 · with a neighbor, Mn. Ja- i Soulsby. By the time lire-1 arrived at the scene the I I~···· was completely out of ron- tenis state aid to ~chool districts. be 1124 million: Ill million more two !acton might push addoil Wednesday s meetmg had ]than tre antlc1pated revenue Istate COlts even higher. originally been called for oppo- increase from the sales tax "Full implementation of PBP nents of the bill, but none ap. boost. , woul~ add subllanilally to local peared to testify. Chairman B.A. Ccsl Mlgbt Be Higher costs ao well u 1ncreoae lillie Broughton. R-Chardon, said, Collier said "conservative" 31~," CoUer said. however, that several opponents estimates were made by the The largest expense WOIIJII. had indicated a desire to testify state in figuring the anticipated come from the proposed pro; and that he expeo!ed them to cost of PEP In al least two ar- gram for lhe culturally dllliolo appear at a hearing in two eas. the cost of transportation vantaged. Under PEP. lhe ate weeks. and the cost of a proposed pro- would prcwide 135 per eblltl 111 Collier presented fi gures gram for culturo:.lly deprived those eligible for the prosram. which shewed th at the actual children. The OCE has estima~ tbat cost to the slate of PEP would He said it was possible those (Continued 00 pap f) I' 1 O:liei Werry said II men reaponded. to the alarm. The fire-- fighters battled !hi blaze until about 4 p.m. and 10me mem· hers of tile department re' malned at the structure until ' IIIG BLAZE - Firemen from the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire department fought aller 6 p.m. on llandby duty. Ia rillY'· Wedne•day afternoon to bring a blaze at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Guy Cowan ;,"" ~w':t:;"' t re~12t~ the on ii'Veugall-st under control. The fire, however, had a head start and the structure ; ' pa en • u · P· wasi rulned. The recently remodeled home was the first built on Wetzgall-st in Porn; · . ero.-.- Sentinel Photo The firemen kept the blaze ' from IPreadlng to the nearby garase and home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Riggs. It "' believed tne fire llarted f-rom a 1111al1 electric heater ill upstairo ·bathroom of the 1 no''"• according to Chlel Werry .. : King to Stand On eff Davis .SPil, FQgleQoits· On Order of ·Air Grievances His Doctor CONTESTANTS - These I 2 elementary school stu dents o! Meigs county - many of whom .are just in the sixth grade - represented their J~poctive ~hools well at the annual spelling bee Wednesday night. Seated, left to .cighl•. axe Pamela Bur!>On of · Bediord; Shelley Hall Bradbury; Debbie Garnes . Salem Center; Gloria Goff, Salem Center; Shirley Rucker, Tuppers Plains and Rosa Mary Andrews, Riverview Standing, Phyllis Mdnt)Te, Chester; Roger Nease, Syracuse ; Gary H>rt, Southern; Franklin Rizer, Salisbury: Gene Flowers. Salem Center and Debbie McMiUan, Southern. - Sentinel Photo. Chester 7th Grader Wins County Schools Spelldown Phyllls Mcintyre, a seventh , ner was announced tht champ.. grade student at Chester Grade ' ion after she correctly apellUI School, the daughter of Mr. and "Genesis. " Mrs. Herbert Mcintyre. won : Mi!>S Mcintyre said after !be the annual Meigs County Spel ·~ had been presented a handsoml ling Bee Wednesday night at trophy by Spelling Bee Ger.eral the Southern El ementary .Chairman Robert Bowen. ''I School. ldon 't know whether or not I'm Miss Mcintyre spelled '·fraud· · going to be looking forward to ulent" correctly after it was the state contest. It's a Jot ell mis-spelled by runner -up Shir- ~ work." ley Rucker, an eighth grader Winning th ird place was Gent from Tuppers Plains. The win-] (Continued on page 6) The VietNam War � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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