http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/1a5a4dd4046d48a7c31fdfd7650e0865.pdf 5938e4bed49458f8f8e07f76074a5e0f PDF Text Text • I t '.• l>lill111e'6 .- . ·IIIli ...,..r,o.. Apr. '· 1804 ·Sffideitfs ~,.ejlfesent /.ii~dleporf At Wilmington foJL,.. Music Event Mainly Al,»out ·People In pomeroy r 0rdai1d Bradford GtQup Planning on Two Projects to Plans have beea made .... '~. ; '. ' . ~ociety Notes · ' !II.""""~ Parkonburl. .. tllllt .. • .. Robert--- .~.JOD .~~ ~ • ..... Qlllllcotbe . . ~~;:nv!_·~ . or~.Pa. • ,p ,t.. Mefho. ~Prlee:·~ . 'llnlnl.._lla, tie .vaot • · dill Clmldi AP!ID. ·7 saturday ~ auellll of ol Mn. Acw BY Kanu BEVLAB JONES carol .. tary tu ud ...,, antelal clean tha011churcll and Tbe Cldld Conservation Mia Bachner. tilt ~ .. ...... the llepo by Class ue will ~ hllsbaod'a Mr~ Mrl. Don ...:. l!cott, oen1on of Middleport ..- . lloelr oellool al tilt t... of the Bradfonl Churcll evenltlg at 7:30 p. · rlan . Mr • • ill • • • iii • •,. • · Hllb School, and their dlr.ctor, tlvlll. l!:kiOil ltraeuter, who under· A meetln& 011 April s at when organlzatlon will . M= · ·and #• • · '' , .' ·• • Mrs. ·Oarenee lAcey, have ..... Tblo brlnp to mind tbe many weDIIUI'Jery II St. Jnaepll Boa. churcb was opened by tilt In the aoclal roonw of the T.: ' 1ilmed from Wljmlngton CoJ. crportUnitlea available to phi pllal, Parkersbure, w. Va. reeressle 8 ndrlcbl lumbus & Southern ObJo Elec- Mr. and Mn. T. G. ~=;II lett where they partieipaled In and boya of lhlo community. mains ulte ill and underwent T e • tric <;omJ Harllln Martin Mrf. Helene Jo1Jmo9n of ttte annual lntemaUooal Folk 'Miey represent their ocboolt l ~·-·~q ••aln lhlo -·-•~. devctlooahl given by Nol' lid · and Mr and Mrs. Bob 1 · F··""val. The alrla were mema nil towns at Boys State. ·-·-' ..., ·~ -.. Ruuen IDcludlng a 8CJ'lp. G . . lis will shew • ... and of Mkldleport. I ~ ~w '"''"~ fro .ilebrews The tegtllar monthly meeting bets of the large choral tnJUP State, Boy Scout Camps, Roy Evans and chlldten, Pam,.._.., m tin the Ml&lleport Ladles Vol· Mr. and Mrs. Garen · ~~~~ modo up ol musle students from Wilmington Festival. the schol- ela and Jay of Canal Wlncbe&- During the business mee I Fire De 1 Awdllary will were Snturday evenlnl 1 11 m•ny high schools. orship tests. the science fairs, ter and Mrs. Jack Evana of report was given of ' made A r11 ~'at 7:30 p. m. of Mr. and Mrl. Harold I . 'Tile girls received a taste of tl>e band competltlonll. church Dayton were overoiJhl . guesls bottle.capo and the cia.. vot~hen! of Mts. Bob Byer, Mr. and Mra. Robert · · . . .. eampus life by stayiDJ In the related activities and many Saturday of Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. to continue the project. Bill!'. and dauabter Lori of Cbllllcothe I c:OHege dorms from F dda~ un- olhets, •.II sponoorell by IOclal Mrs. Evans went to Middlefor the next mee:~ Will Pomeroy Chapter No. 188 the Easter weekend I til Sunday. Miss Scott. who Is and civic organlzatlons in- the port Sunday, for 1 visit with Belen Miller, Ber vana OES will meet In regular aes· parents, Mr. and Mra. 1 Glel Club accompanist .1 1 Mid- rommunlty ouch as the Rotary relatives. Mr. Evans and chiJ.. Frances Hysell. . slon 'rueada at 7,45 p. m. old Roush. I dle)IOrt. accompamed sevc'nll of Club, lhe American Legion, Aux- dren visited Sunday with Mr. The hostesses, Janie MIU":j MatrOns aJ Past Patrons Marvin and Billy I the numbers al the festival. iliary American Legloo. t h e Bearhs at Holzer Hospital and Hysen and Mlldr be hon"""' visited last week with Mr. . · The girls and Mrs Lac<y ar- churches and the ICbools. were accompanied home served sandwiches, 'Ill• Wo~'s Association Mrs. Sam Pr)ce at I· rived there Friday Olid fol>owday eveniDJ by Mrs. chljls, jello, coffee and P lh(l PomO!"JY Golf Club Kentucky. 1 lng practice se"ions attended who spent the past ten days the above and Mr. and Mrs. meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. Mr. and Mts. H~bert Price, I . s program be1d in the e.enlng with her mother and to be with Forrest, Mr. and Mrs: at the clubhouse. Beverly and Larry attended . which f.awred . lrtm.otlonal her falber. Wayne King, Mr. and Mrs. Bel' The Pomeroy Band West VIrginia. Stale . I . CONTRoLS Nt&ht." One of th• hlgi.!Jghts M Gl d Cuckl I f I bert Miller, Mr.sand HrsN. Jam. will meet Tuesday evening, held . at Morgantown. I ol the program was • f!TOUP of Moo:;: fa ~In er e be .. Reed, Paul JSSOD, orma rll 7 'at 7·30 p m at the Trey. were met there ~y Mn. I I:Seases . . '. bagpiper. from Ganado with y 0~ J!lon to RuS!ell, Eleanor Hoover, Verna a· hSch ' I ElecUon of Price's parenlll and her sister Nt'AINS' M I thi tl:elr tradlliooal music. Each with her stster-ln-l&w, Ms. D. Hysell, Martha Hysell. A ~ be b".::ci and family. Mro. Price's nepll- I ' a a on year a country ol the world Is Whaley while Mr. ~ley quiz wu conducted during the nd refr bm. Ill will ew played on the Paw Paw, · who will undergo l!llrgery JB con•·· a es en I honored, with the saute gOIDJ to the h 'taL evenu..,. All parents are urged to W. Va. team. I to l'tl •d< this v.,.•·. Mrs. Edgar Allensworth spent ospt Mrs. Ball of Pennsylvania Sat<Jrri•• the cltoral g;·oun the past week In Columbus with Mra. Clair E. Parker a 0 d APRIL I two weeks with her sis- I held an all-day p:•actico s.ssion her sister, Mr. and Mra. Robert daughter, Robin Lunn and The Middleport Business ter, Aleta Parsons. Mra. Par- I 14 OZ. SIZE ·,1 · ' with •ntlher ou:.ta,~iDJ pro- Jay. friend spent Sunday with Professional Women's Club sons returned home with her I • 1 ; • .. gram g~•en in th ! erer<ng. Fea- Weekend guests of Mr. and Parker's mother, Mts. M a fleers and finance for a visit. ., . , ....,.. II tured on this pr ·gm., wm Mrs. Carl Mattox Included Mr. Meinhart. will meet Wedneaday at.7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney C.f!- -. · ' "1'he Tr•velers.' a l•"UP of and Mrs. Leonard Mattox and . A bridal shower was given the Columbia Gas offtce. man of Akron spent a weekend 411 • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·' ".,i vlod••ns who s1ng wthentic children, Marianne and Mike, Miss Ellen Elehl of Ripley, 27 by Mrs. Opal Hollon White Rose Ledge will with her mother, Mn. . Aleta rolk music. . Nitro, W. Va., Mrs. Eustace W, Va. spent the weekend with · her daughter, Miss Wedneaday afternoon at 1:30 . Parsons. , See The Complete Line Of Ortho ", Suntlal aftem""n th• gtrls Wilson, Pomt Pleasant, W. Va., her p~ents, Mr. and Mrs. VIe- Janice Hollon. She was assist· m. at the Legton hall in Friday evening guests of Mr. 1, partiri\Jat•d in the con,. o" with Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Mattox lor Diehl ed by Mrs. Sandra Long and ,dleport. Hostesses will be and Mrs. Don JoluJBon and .On LAWN •nd GARDEN PROI)U<lTS Leonard Holvik •s ~·••• con· and children, Carla and Brent, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly of Mrs. Barbara Arnold. William Robson, Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth dcctor. Instead or numerous Point Pleasant, joined them for Columbus were weekend guests An enjoyable eveniQg wu Bailey and Mrs. 0 . C. Greenlee. Kcnicel< and daughter of Wake.· ·<hort sel•rtions. io" IIU'Ilbel'l dinner Saturday evening. the~r ~nls, Mr. and Mrs. s)l<nt and prizes won by Judy APRIL ' man and Mr. and Mrs. Thereon TRIOX -------------------------------- $1.19 WEED·II.OON .......... : ....... $1.19- f1.69. - ~~ wrre sung. "One Worla.' "Tile Mrs. C. M. Hennesy hu re- Everett Dailey and Mr. and Brewer Nancy Parker Mrs Ro k S . G II Johnson ol Racine n hi K' d .A Chor tu ed f "-lumb h Marvin Kelly • ' . c prmgs range w . TOMATO VEGETABLE DUST ...: . .. -----------·@41 reacea e mg ''"· • rn rem "" us w ere . . • . Bissell and Darlene t Th da t 8 n Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Henry Euler, TOMATO ot1d POTATO OUST or SPRAY ------·- $AM al ""' u••ia," bv B•e;Mven, she spent Easter with ber dau- Kevm Dailey or Middleport Warne Door prize was won liy mee urs y a p.•. 'II be Mrs. Doris Hensler and sons DORMANT SPRAY----- ----------- -~ ----------anti · ':hese Thin :s Shou Be" Jhl•r and family, Mr. and Mrs. the weekend with b Is john Bailey. and C.lum~~.~=~e~~~ David and Daniel and Mr. and SPRAYETTE ------------------ $3.49 - $6.45 • con. 1udmg the or '' 'm. An .or· Gordon Harris and sons, Jim Mr. and Mra. Ev- Beautiful gifts were opened guests. Ref Mrs. Robert Euler and daugh· ch,...tra accompa1l•. I lllc •mg- and Nick. She altended several refreshmenta were served served. ter were Easter dinner guests log of th~ Beetl•<•••n ,,,•.,,ber. musical events while there and Mr. and E~sl Kennedy to those mentioned .above and The P~eroy Bend o of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush. Tbe gorls were •P••••red attended church where Mrs. and daughter, Judtth of Akron Dol Burke, Barb Lance, Band Radio club will h ld Afternoon callers ·were Mr. and BUG-GETA ....... ---... - - - ---------------,. • by tb• Middleport p,m•roy Ro- Harris is organist. were weekend .guests of his me- Juanita Hoffman, Sally Torrence regular monthly meeUngWat Va Mrs. Clifford Hill. ORTHO GRO LIQUID PLAN>T FOOD ---- $1.00- " . . Mrs. Henry Hennesy spent ther, Mrs, Edtth Thomas. Craft, Darlene Warne, Youth Center, Mason, · · Bruce Beegle and Marvin Mc· ORTHDRIX SPRAY -------------------------- 41.1t ·the past week in Portsmouth ~Iorence Andrews. entered Helen Bart, Susan and Sara Thurada!, at 7.30 p.m~f Heath Kelvey altended the Stale BasLIQUID TOMATO FOOD -------------------------~ · f't with her son and family, Mr. Metgs General Hosptlal Sunday TutUe Kathy Dill Linda The Eleanor Circle ketboll Tounament at ColumLAWN SPRAYERS -- -------------------- ----MALATHION 50 SPRAY ----------·----- $1.19- f; and Mrs. Robert Bennesy and for observation. Hollon SIO:. Mae Su~r!leld, Methodist Church will . meet bus. C:HJCWEED ond CLOVER KILLER ------------- Q daughter Teresa Anne. Her Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosen~nd Mary Krackomberg- Thursday eveniDJ at 7·30 p.m. Mro. Ella Mae West, Mr. John son and family accompanied bourn spe?l the weekend m Co- er, Karen Bl...li, Mrs. Leota at the turc~. ~~s. d wllh McKelvey of . Parkersburg and he< to her home in Middleport . With Mr · and Mrs. PhilEva Kimes, Millie Dill, Byer Is eve! 008 be easeen~ Mrs. Alvin Collins and daughCHLORDANE DUST -- ---------------------------'~' .: Pians were made lor the an· Sunday. lp Meier. Hollon Joan Tuttle Pal the program to pre ter Rebecca of VIenna visi.ied ll SEVIN GARDEN SPRAY---------------- $1.79 -~~ oual mother-daughter banquet Mrs. Ruth Garber Hawk and Paul Kautz and children, BarEdna • Morgan, Anne Rev. M. E.. Dowson. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnsoo and ' WEED-B.OON BARS --------------------------~­ ~)! lhe R. H. Sanborn Mission- Miss Anne Crow, Columbus, vis- bara, Richard and Jill of Co- Summerfield Sharon Swartz, are Mrs.WAiice Hawley and . son and Mr. and Mrs. William VOLCK OIL SPRAY -------------------------·-, *ry Sociely of the Middleport ited In Middleport with Mr. and spent Sunday with hil Gladys RJW, Martha Rose, Norma est.. McKelvey. ROTINONI ---- --- ------- . -----------------. ... 0 EVERGREIN ond AZALIA FOOD ....: ........- $1 First Baptist Church Monday Mrs. George Johnson and plrenta, Mr. and Mrs,. W. L. MUdred Arnold, Golda Krack• Thhe SaCathedoltclleartWomechur~ will Miss Patsy Price, student at HOUSEHOLJ:I INSECT lpMBS .................... . evening at the church. The meet- friends Kautz. They also viSited Mr. of New Jersey lr t e cr Ohio State University spent MO~QUITO ond FLY BOMBS -------------------i,Qg was opened with an m·gan Mr. ·and Mra. William Zillll• and Mrs. Ralpb Pickens ol MaParker, Esther Wright: Iv~ meeThI daln thet 7c·~~ch her spring vacation with her ANT ond ROACH BOMBS . . liJ:j!lude by Mrs. Cecil Bradbury. ler and son, Butch, Belpre, vis- ~n. W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs. . ~· Y: a ... p.m. parents, Mr. and Mra. Clarence HOME ond GARDIN INSECT BOMBS --------·-Mra. Paul Smart, president, ited over the weekend with Mr. Richard Pickens of Middleport Sending gifts were Miss Ro- ary services,. followed by I he Price. FLY SPRAY ... . .... ......... . P.resided and led group singing and Mrs. Earl Davenport and and. Barbara called on Diana Romine Mrs. Maxine regulnr meeting. Mr. Bill McKelvey, student GARBAGE CAN SPRAY ------------------·----•,;, >l .a hymn . Mrs. A. R. Pullen children and Mrs. Mildred Zieg- DaviB. Stell~ Frank Evelyn APRIL 10 at Marietta College spant his LEAF ond POLISH BOMBS --------------------~ •• , JIVt devotions which included ler. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mora .of Wella, ' Martha Fern .cbeesebrew, worthy spring vacation with bls pal' PRUNING PAINT BOMBS •------------------- ·. ORTHO ROSE !lUST . .. ...... $1.19- $1.4t a reading entitled, "Who Is Mrs. Jack Cook and children, Chester Road were Sunday dinBecky Mankin, Mar- high ·priestess, bas ~nounced ents, Mr. and Mrs. William MeROSE lnct GA~DI!N PUNGICIDE $1.91 Giid?" Connie and Tommy visited re- ner J!U..II of hla alater and broand JoAnn Max- a meeting of Mary Shnne, White Kelvey. ROSE FOOD tncl R0$1 DUST COMBINATION ..c. Smart announced the an- cently with her si.•ter and lam- ther-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. lne Geoglein, Wyalt ~dwell, Shrine of Jerusalem for Friday Mrs. Mike Klljlbma of GabonROSE SPRAY KITS _ ----------------·· ··· . Dual. boose ~arty to be held ily, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lalick, KaJI%. Flo Newland, Mildred and Pal at 4 p.m. at. tbe IOOF. hall. Op- na visited Saturday with Mr. ROSI ond FLOWER BOMBS -------------------• Jilbe 18-20 and the inslallation Bridgeport, Ohio. Mra. Lawrence Leep and Mr. Gaul, Freda Young, Robert Eas- en Installation of off1cero will and Mrs. Albert Paynter. of -usociation officers at Well- Mr. and Mrs. William T. Grue- and Mrs .. Philip Rexroat 1 n d on Edna Summerfield, Sue Geo- be held at 8 p.m. Mr. Sam Ebersbach and ~hll· FOR A. PRODUCTIVE LIFI IN YOU~. · olon April 27.. The mother-<iau· ser and daughter, Debbie, spent son, Philip Jr. of Cincinnati ' Pauline Rice Eleanor LeAPRIL 11 dren of Newark spent the EasIJiter benquet will be held May the weekend In Columbus where were. weekend guesta or Mra. and Phylll~ Booker of The PhUathea Women of the ter weekend with his parenls, LAWN AND GARDEN USE ORTHO Mrs. Charles Bennett gave they were guesls of Mr. a n d Desste Patters,on. Middleport Church of Christ Mr. and Mrs. Heward Eberstlit\ lpeclal missionary prayer Mrs. Robert Jay. M•s. Edgar Mr. and Mrs.- James Paltel' will sponsor a bake sale Satur- bach. for the evening. Allensworth accompanied tbem ~ and son, lire?l "': Racine Symbolu' m Outla'n __. April 11 at the Trl Lustre Mr. and Mra. Earl Henderson '-'i!te group voted to send $25 to Middleport. vwled Monday With hiB moth.,. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. visited Sunday with Mr. Eber 11J th' Children's Home in Kod- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sisson er, Mrs. Deule Patterson. In Group Leuon Mrs. Marvin Kelly and Mrs. Ed· Henderson. HOUSIWARIS DEPT. MAIN PLOOI iak;. Alaska. The LoveJoy Cir- and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sis"What Are Sfmbi•ls?" a story gar Allensworth are «>·Chair· Mrs. Garnet Smith Ia a paclt was In charge of the pro- son and dauJhter of Columbus was rend by Sharon Young, tea- men. -~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; at•m entitled, "Portrait of A w.ere here to attend funeral sercber, at a meeting or the Ba;> King," with Mrs. Richard Ow- v•ces for the late George Sistlllt Youth Fellowship Sunday COMPLETES TRAINING fli . and Mrs. Tony Fowler giv- son. In the church basement. Tbe Ralph B. Werry, Ill, aon ol ., ll)g commentaries with a film Bible reading was presentA!d by and Mrs. Henry Werry of strip. The meeting was closed Kennedy1 Return The Aprll business meeting Janice Couch. Ple..ant Ridge, Pomeroy, with lhe Lord's Prayer in uniof the Youth Fellowship of the Present were Karen Bayes, Icompl.eled boalc training March IQJI. From Springfield Enterprise EUB cllurcb was a visitor, Betty Jean Rohstetat the Naval TralniDJ CeoMembers were invited to the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy held Sunday evening at I he ter, Ronnie Cowan, Sheila CoGreat Lakes, DL diniDJ room where refresh- have returned from Springfield church with Bonnie Smith. pres- wan, Wayne Barnhart, Cathy rilents of dessert and coffee where they visited with rein- ldent, In charge. Watson, James Couch, and ARMS GRADUATES wm served by the Dorcas Cir- Uvea over the week end. Group a1ng1ng of hymns Pam NeuWing. The closing Robert K. ArmS, airman ap. ,, 'r J.l cle; An arrangement of spring Mrs. Kennedy's sister, Mrs. ened the mee~ing followed prayer WBI given by Sharon prentice, USN, son ol Mr. and flowers graced the serving ta- Clarence Bailey Ia recovering scrtpture reading by Young. There will be a party Mrs. Orville Arml of Route 2, ble. sallsfaclorlly from major sur- Evans. A skit WBI April 11 for membero of the Pomeroy, graduatA!d . March 27 gery performed Thuraday mom- b) Marie Smith, F.vans, to be held In the church from Air C.ntrolman School at 8 ing at Mercy Hospital. e r Judy Smith, Skip Logon, and basement. The membero are the Naval Air Technical Tralnlroom number Is 324. Mts. Ken- Terry Evans, followed by a disto bring a viiitor, ing Center, Glynco, Ga. POMIIIOY, OHIO nedy bad stayed with Mrl. Ball- cusslon, and prayer by M r 1. LAST TIME TONIGHT ey at the hospital for several Thomaa Benlz. VISTS HERE rA REEl RIIIT QF GAGI .) "CHARADE" days and also with her bus- During the busloesa Mrs Eather Dell of Oakland, AND I.AUG/IJ'ER F.IIR AU (Teehnlcolor) band and sona. Camp Otterbien was Calli.; wao the week e!ld guest C.ry Grant, Audrey Hepburn Refreshments were served dur- of her grandmother, Mrl. Mary Colorcortoons ANNOUNCE BffiTB ing the social bour by the Ev- Shercn and aunt, Mrs. Myrtle Mr. and Mro. Lawrence R. ans family. Attending were Warren She formerly lived In WID. ond THURSDAY Wol~e !Dolor .. Kraeuter) of dy , Marie and Bonnie Smith, Melgi County and 1s a graduate April t-9 Racm• are announcing the birth Marjorie, Junior and of Rutland High school. ·She NOT OPEN or a 7 lb. 101> oz. son, K e n t Bentz. Joyce, Kielb, Jane, Jan- WBI enroute home after spend· I Doane, Friday, April 3 at Hoi- ice and Terry Evans and the in week In llllncls her PI.IDAY throv1h WED. AprO 10.15 zer Hospital. Grandparents are leaders, Mra. Bentz and Mrs. Mrs. Barrlelt Warner, WALT DISNEY'S Mr. and Mrs. Bilton Wolfe and Donald Hunnel who Is just releaaed from -._ hos"THI MII(S)ADVINTURIS Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter pital there. Ber condition ,Is 01' MlEILIN JONIS" of Racine, Mr. and Mra. Ben Dilltrid Officer• j 1 f 1r ·, ' (Technicolor) Salser. Racine, Mra. Anna us a · T41mm.y Kirk, Annette , Leon ers of Columbus and Attend Confereme ---'bee. Stuart Erwin, Connie Bierly of Norwood are Dillrlct offlcero of the Melh- FA!.CONS PICK WACK CH~aff . Gll<hrllt. grandparenll and Mrs. odlst Youth Fellowsblp of Melt!SI AIR FORCE ACADEMY • - - . , Hook A Crook Roush of Pomeroy Is 1 county ...,.. In Waverly Colo. (UP{) - .The Air Fmccet ' oo,fi:~s· ~~~- Cortoom lfell grandmolher. urday to attend a district has nsmed Leland Kendall, - --- In& conference. They were mer Olllahcma State tackle ••.: r" ' da Potts, Jennifer Crew. coach at Colgate lat vear.1 EASY TERMS .~.-- Rousb• •• their new offenalve eroy; R ~... Falla, and Connie Cook, l;co .... ac..h...........................--.! dieport. Miss Cook wu elected chairII APRIL SPECIAL" men of the cltlzenablp commission. Mro. Jean Cook ae<ompanled the youlha. The group stayed at the Scioto motel. . . u ·;: r :~::~·~=~~~~~ ~Jln,~~Don~~~~~ · ~!!JMri.~~~!_:.__:,_~.,..._- wuutn ..;::anY· GRAP ' ES _ .· . ver s· ER . BI children .' i s' XV PEA.CHES w. About Middleport .d o· an· co .,..:.,. ; _.,:\., . . \ .. --- NO, 302 Take ' = A dAd roun n ' ' . • IS Insects .' 1 and Captan 1 3 9'' Miss Hollon is Honored With Bridal Shower I M ?- ' '..... ·!!!!· i"'' :1~~:;0~---~i-ii~~-~~~~~~~:~-i~~:~~:~~~: rJ I• Church Society Plans Annual Social Event ::;~ ~~~:Y44 CH~-~~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~-----c_-_-_- Bi Wallace Claims Major Victory rl sa::; V":rs. 4: ELBERF.ELDS IN POME~.ty·; EUB Youth Group Meets I f . n nte1pr1se • More owners of low-priced cars • . are moving up to Olds than ever·before! ' ' I MEIGS THEATRE . ,.!.:.,, Flf·· . Cold Wave •• WHEHIIHI . · · KAt' &VAM;:,fAN*T . . -••allllll .a..'4... ;.. t.tft'~• ·-n'lil':"~""•~•-.·•l'i ;~ ' ~':- ," ' I ' ' ry Acti~ps are Upheld �., ; • I ' 'IJte IJGilg Sentinel Victof1Y Long's Triple Le-ading· off Se~enth Leads to 2-1 Gallipolis . •- . CCMMEN'IATING EDITORWLY Grim Future for Crowded.World Even the skeptics have to admit that ~be lllJman rrpecies il a rousing success ill one way-the biological lelli8. Human reproduction in the past few 4~ad~ bas been so phenomenal that me J:ulation of the world toda] con· stU about 4 per cent of all the hu· man belnJs who ever lived. Accordm& to the eatllnate oC Annabelle Diamond of the Populatio~ Referepee Burea11, 77 billion babies hne been bOril since the advent of Homo fiaplens about 600,000 years ago. (If, as some scientista now believe, man emerged a million yean before that, the number of ba· bies would be 96 billion.) ' Suc:ll numbers are too big to comprelltnct. . Even db:e predictions of billions Jiiore liable& crowdinl Into the world within the next century seem academic iii''Western countries, where livin& ~tan· dards ¢ontinue to rise. Americans tend to feel themselves exeinpt from the population explosion, forgetlln( that this country has the highest Birth. rate of any Industrialized nation. Altlioiii~ the rate has dropped In recent ye,an, tJie absolute numbers 10 on soar- irJt, If curr.e nt trendl continue - a 50 per cent Increase every generation - there will be ·one billion Americans 100 years from now. ·Am.e~{ca, fortunately, still has many o~en •p~cea and wlldernes, areas where ............ we can get away from our own kind like the dwindling redwOOd forests of California, through which roadbullders want to slash a superblpway. WQre we will all park our cars In order to enjoy the beautiu of niture, no one baa explained. Recent atudlts ~~ ¥at ha_p~ena to anImal populatio.. u114tt' concu.tApna ,Qf ercrowding: illgesnllat sa~r · t h rworld'' demandl for food ind material resources may be tbe least of our chll·· dren's worries. " Observations of jackrallblta In Minnesota and the famous lemmines of Norway, for enmple, ahow that animals react disastrously and Irrationally to over· crowding. The "acute atress syndrome" takes the form of liver dlse.ase.and heart trouble, as well as such abnormal social behavior u killln1 the young and, In the lemmings, sudden mass mf~ratlons . Contrary to popular belief., the Jem· mings die not from ~ul~lde but apparent· iy from diseases of t,he. pen:ous .system brought on by stress. The frightening lmplic~tlon Is t h a t men are not so different·from the «her · animals as we would like to bellev,e. As one scientist has .written,. If we cannot control our numbers throlitlh the use of our human intellects, subbuman mechanisms are waiting ID do it for us. • T11B ~y p.L Dear~: ,, > ' • • • · Gog! Tchitchlnadze. the charmer who knows as much about New York society "" 'any man alive, has been made speclill ..~istant to president S. Joseph Tankoos, Jr<at Delmonieo's. He'll be vice president In tharge of practically everything at the Patk Ave . hotel . Novelist Gr.ace Metalious, who led such an unhappy< life despite her monetary success with .-'!Peyton Place," didn't even succeed in having her wishes accomplished after death. . First ber British writer friend renounced the bequest. she 'had ·made in his favor, then medical schools flatly refused to ·accept hef body, which she had willed to medical sclimce. ' Some meml)ers of the c&Bt of "Funny Girl". bl'ame the "mlxf'd" notices on the fact that so many of the people in the . ,.._.flir milt ... .., ¥6.. ,, 1 "'- 1 s~ ~»e &bit to allead. llld IIIII mabl -~ · Ide hi flo! batte ilh lbeir lut· a noltltter for six Inning~ when Long with lbe tlelni run. No- plate loo late to &ol HlD. ..nior centerfle r, 1 • ::;; ::_.. :' r " lbe roo1 cOYecl ln. The lluby body wu out .., lbe play, llllOde MiddlejH)I'I mrUct lbe pme fly to lhorl eenter field w ....... rilbthander had the .8 1u e at bome. Gilbett MlWnto, GA· by IICOI'lnC .., IIII'<IOd run bl lillt dropped between .llll, Sander~ Mltcbell Wmod U and walkDevil• 101n1 down 111 ...., 1-W liS'• lhortP>p, •IDPd l4l left lint htnlna. BllCidy Moen, J..,. ~ Armltrolt& Ilk. resulled In eel 2, while Stoblrt lllrUdl out Ol'dar m~tll ~ drOYt the baD field Pl!tilna HID 011 _,...nd. BID kot Clltclter, led off with the Mo!IN ~. . t and iuued two 1- - · deep .Into eeoterfleld for a MIU:bfll (.the wtnnllll' ,pltclterl lint of Mlt.dlell'a two wllltl. G..-y Stobart then aq:led, but both In the fourth lnnlnC triple. cot anotber Infield hit, and witb After Mlcby Morriaancl ~ ~an:":":...~ ~v~ In the field the Blue 00 Cenlllrflelder IDU then ,.. ·tho biles ioeded. Phil Sanden Moor• llole oecond W«< nn • ' llblle Middlecelvecl credit fill' an lnfle\4 bit hit • ifOCIIICier 1o thlJ'd bdeman third •• l..onlll>teW the ball II!- Both pltclters threw 1 moat- mode two..,..,. toward lint but !bAt ~ David CUct, wbo Ibm' IIi the to centerfield. Tet'l'l' Joltnsoll, erpiece, mowtna down batter port made one. t:= * GolUpolla will pky 'lbl!l'ld87, blo Mil • "!"' ... ltlfw ...... ~ . .,. _ ~--'- 1 · ·llllt t• .,. .-.....,. ._. ~ • 1•~ ~ , .., ..,.... field . II 111')1 01 •'C!> wlttle ~ lllr\, • , Delli • .I C•ded loigloe. ~ ICI'II t came wllb Jadr- April 14. MIMit;ori ' .• • ...C t I Mldcl WID play oon-lape C'.eDifollll • tit W • permi!J. Blllollel, Sloh" ;q ~ 81 GaiUpollo 111111 two runo, !!Yo Mltdoolllitld J4nl. .....,.,,-.; bits and Coecll Carl Wolle!• ~· dlell ~ llllla". · _ · ' ' Jldetli D..u. · - ,.,.titer Lt =.,u:t.';f .i':/~ =-IOm~:--I':J .., hi tlerDiil7 ~ la pailful to. lilt !IIi lillie~~ Flq blnl' dewn. . . . _ 11i1t1 quite JOII ..., Wlthla 711111' . . , • weak limit, eoa•U,. 1111 dlll7 bDl. (ll!rt ;rw'll have tD eat • l·ot llalnliurllr 1lwl llllt,). Dear Broke: ' - H. , ·' . stay ou1 af .,JijlriDiriretal . I'VJII'(JtQ: GIRL 'l'hlt .IOIIDCia f Dear lleleD: ' Jmow, but; l'lliJ1, II liP't. 1f For SO Jllll'llil my life I cll4 , you lbcip from week ·te week, "the rllbllllinl.'l l ,-·~ r~ than front..day to daY, lnd fair,. ~ J lforted bard - , JOII'Il .-va up 10 ..taurlh on and I wu IIIOlll, All arauJICI • your lroeti'Y bill. And if JOII'n lne I oaw ..... wllo dill JIIUd\i lhe clev• type who ·caa mPI leu at their jobl, but mucla .·. do on two marketing upedltloas more aller hOIII'II, and Iller lo& , IIIOIIIb, ;rw'llaave ev~ ,mqn. the breab. .MJYhe ~ , lJoeoeo .,. - . requht amp. got tired ol. thellt • • .wbllt. ' IJillce, and - moot but they were pulllecl ~ . , - dall}' proc1Dct1t lnd WeD, 1 dec!decl I'd ltGp M~"· ~ 10 Jl!ll1' doD!'· . ina dumb, 111!1 bec:oina •. "Jiul': .'. My mDklnin brillgs 1101 oaly pose" lit!, too. ' dated tbtln ~ lomllll:~~~·~bu~t UfiJ. ~. b~; lnd had myseH a 1ay· lime I; JUlct aDd el!Hie. The but It didn't work the way II did pennies 1 pay for ~ tor the ollters. rm aut oe . )IIJ' lllvell')' are ll'fl!d 10 timet OVll!' ear, 'i1n'ea wlv• ""!J!P1ai'Md it gu I don't . . 011 tripe I DO to tbe olftca JIIIDIPI'. "Wba& It:~· make . to the •tore, And did I do wronaT -EX~ r...u.u.. ; (, TO Cl1RE MORE,G-IVE MOB£:,. ·· ! da7 .. *' m.. rm ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN • • t, f2D 1 week. None ol US are bl& eaten, cmd we doa't .bava apegctve appeUtea. But 110 I« bolf I trr, I QOI!Ie out I •ImPI1.bave lO otay c-.,if $100 a ailtntb for· food, 11 • other blill d011't quit. '• ToU me howl - BROKE, Voice of Broafr wav ••• reporting 1 ..""'* . ' . ' . ~ .. ~--~~---------BOW TO BOUI DOWN wllhiiUt. Kllo1rlaC lbcile " " ' . Gossip In Gotham · John Huston, whose small but potent role in "The Cardinal" won him an Aca· demy Award nomination - and probab· Jy will give him an Oscar to decorate his mantle - has been offered a much fatter part in Columbia's screen version of "Ship of Fools" . .. Lisa Kirk and John Payne will be the stars in the national company of loiflere's Love" A record· ing company applied to the White House for permission to issue an album titled "Dancing With LBJ" and was informed that no requests of that kind would be considered before next November . . .. Lana TUrner's ex·husband. Fred May, has b~ commuting from her bedside to dates with Julie Van Zandt, a model Neil Sedaka's miilion·dollar lawsuit against his former man,gers has been settled oufof court. Noet:~ward is breathing sigh• of relief - thlll'doctors tell him he doesn't have an ul~r · ll'fter all. That was the orIginal diagnosis, but now it turns out to have merely been a rather bad case of butteMIIes • In • the·stomach, result of all the cqmplications connected. with his new 'Broadway musical, "Hioj11 Spirits" . , : MGM executives Robert O'Brien a11d Arnold Maxim flew to Europe to try to tal!< Ella Fitzgerald out of quitting MGM's Verve Records. Oscar Peterson an~ Dizzy Gillespie bave already left, and Ell) is on the verge. The brass is wor· riel! about stockHolder reacton. Rlohard Lo!q;'s leadoff triple broke up Sqtltumore Gary Stoboll'~ ~Iter , and fanlled 1 Iut ·innllle rally that saw tho Glllipolla B1uo !levU.. down the Middleport Yellow Jacketa 2-1 Tuesday ffeaing •t the GSI ba-ban diamond, 1111' lbelr lirlt lEO lflouthom Utvlslon will Slobfrt wu rollin& alone 'wtth T ' rm DDt I TARY cki !lear .Ex: 1--"---''--''----.-, . ,Yoo ~ Ill IDiJID'p/til :·'• II or wllll became o1 bini. • Jlrl, ,\lid tbey'N lbe kiDd lelllt ~atic!lll lite u s leptlctn likely to lilt u ~ . aboul !he m~'IC!el ~ •lbe c.r· U you want tuteaMd Ia !JU-,1 In tbe llore, thin.. we COD d ' ~ d • I R ' ' . . t =\::'::.: . u;:: k ~"':'"'~= 0 a' s • .e l ca nor :E"" =-; ' best seats- those surrounding the Broadway critics - were "an unrtspon.J 1f e~ 11 known tM1 nepllatloaa have tltt wlvN olyour boaell -H. sive audience" because they were pals of 'J been 101n1 on for monllll. SWDDIIN' AND IIVIII'IN' •, producer Ray Stark and had seen the AIIIOill 1 lew llar4J·peaa•nll Dear Helea: · show before. They were ,!so annoyed be- By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. tract, it usually Involves laode benlth. altd 1 few lllfl{Chanll there etm 'l'be Twill ril bacl· -gh, cause they felt the party afterwards at Q--We Uve at an altitude of eaten one or two daya before TheN are MVera! kinds of exists opposition to tho 1tata ~~ now ll'a Swlnllilin' a • d the Rainbow Room was ol)iefly for VIPS, 4 600 feet Every week end we the discomfort is felt. That Pemia. il,nlociJtJmlc: 01' Iron- cooperaUves and the state. SUrlln'l The dance Clilecl SWIJ.IIwlth lesser plarers in the show relegated ' · would rule out any cookies eat- deficiency lnemil II the .tores, ~~ It also IIIUII bo aald min' llju.ot abaut the 1110111111to a back room while the Hollywood stars spend • day at a lake that is en on the day of relunliDI home. In which the hemoclobln . . .the Kad_. reclme hu aeallve tblnl l"n aeea itUtlhf!l danced and sipped their champagne in at 6,200 feet . While at the Look for the cause in looda eat- coloriq matter ID lbe red achieved .1 aucc:eu scalpely to of a buriesq111 joint, the main room. Cast members who were lake, we .feel line but on the en earlier or In emotional up. blood cells) 11 cll!flclellt. Tbis be imaped 1n the "-" days We used to dance for troll irked with this arrangement just waited way home we suffer from stom- sets 88so$ted with retumint ts the obly anemia lor 1lhlch o1 1858 wbeo be lnvlled Ruulan aDd waltzea becausa we enjoy· until Sydney Chaplin made his brief t?" , ach gas. Does the altitude cause to the old ariDd, lron salts are a specific eure, ~ In to c:rusb . lbe revolt. " keep!Ds llme to !be 111111~ ken appearance, then rushed off to h1s this or is It the sugar in the Then ·he . easily coul!l ~lllfy. beln$, able . ~ follow t lrt '·" party. coffee and the cookies we eat? Q-What are myOW'dial ~ ~ dtlar iaJI I hlvt u the mOlt bated man In HUlk stepl. TheM kldi m ~. '*- .. _. . •.. • • ,,• A-Tbere Is always some gas chemia and hypochromic anem· chronic maiiOJiharyngltis, What gary. · · .. hlbl~, ~ · lion,, ••.~.il Broadway guessing Ml!le: 'fhe .'I"!~- , the stomah because of swal- ia What can be doone for II the cuase and cOD II bo That place DOW hu ,dlace tOf!e'h!ll\ ~ . JUit·..aliii)d,; ,, ged wife" in a much-discussed show biz •Jr. people swallow them? · · ·- ured? ~·-"'-=-· en over by the dl,8~ ,for- . !!Jere iild ld 'lbr<iUgh -~i] ·i1 divorce case . gets a!l, the, Jll.t)' f!on;t.. t~e •I air In )Jleir A-Witea - o f ,the smlll A-Nu~,..., ... Is •• .lodictator Matyq' IIQoetl..:• tloos! - UG~ . :". • ·. ' public, nat~llf, 11\it ~fu!fsn't"tOO' JCN'rThis is the' coronary arterleo ~~ · nOCIJ' OammatiOII ~J 'tltt area wbere He wu, riot wen a HtiiiJII'IIIJ Dear Ug: . · . ·, , ulous about the marital status of- the commonest cause of gas ln .the llhes the . heart musclll (myo- your nasal ~~~~~es joiD YOIII' lnd beside• bo livel In Rusija Double ug! The moot~ , , chaps she dates. She-seems to have lured stomach. Since gases tend to' cardium) becomes plugged throat. It dtay be caused bf .. 11M ll..RusiJ&D wile." .. can say_for thes'e a vt•ry-much-married actor away from his expand when air pressure de- through bardentna of the · ar- allergy (harJ~er), ,alieact cola . ~ II! Popalor . . !,.east lhe kldi don'l toUCh. ·, . ·, , · wife and kids, and has 00~ seen hold- creases, you would have more teries or a clot, it cuts off the or chronic ~ And of Kadar. aaid 000 !{uno H. · .· . . '.~; 1·~;1, .. ing hands with him 'ln·-ibe ~~Jar n!gh! · with Internal gas pres- blood supply ill a part of the The treatmc!nt would . ." I am not a Collllllll- This column Is dedl~}o, . , spots .. , A famOU&:~w .star IS_on , on the stomach and in that heart. That part is ,then oald the ea1ise but, like' · but Kadar ~ one of lbe famllyllv1Ds, .10 If you're DJCv'' ' .. the verge of being hit wjth a patfrnity Ja1te than on the return. to be ischemic and tho victim condltlons, this one II hard most poputar: men. In Buda- inl kid trouble or lUll , P~ ,,, · suit, and there's ·an unusual angle in the Fermentation of sugars and may have coronary heart dis- to obalu!. · peat..•.and, referrtnl to ceo- trouble, ·let Helen lli)Jii Y~. . ·. reactions of those around him. Natural· in the Intestines Is elise 01' qloa pectoril, deturies ol TurkiBh, Austro-Hu. She will also *l!leoiiit your 01111 . ly, his lawyers want to settle the matter a source of abdominal dis- pending on whether the circula- Pleaae send ~ OJHI!Iou prlan ompin and .Sovle& 8IIIUiillc Uperl-. Addrlll as quickly and quietly as possible, but a comfort and bloating. The gu lion to the area II cut oll com- and coiiiiiiUII 10 Dr, Wayse rule." He Is the first Hungarian Heleo Bottel In eare ·of IIIII" strong faction at his studio would like to in the intestines causes pres· plelely ~r only partiaUy, When G. Braml11adt. M, D., Ia to govern ~ In, 500 DeWJP8110f. · see the story make the front pages. They sure on the stomah and In that It has lieen deteqnlned . how ol IIIla paper, While Dr. years. He imderitanilii llui!gal'i~---believe it would enhance his reputation .,ay may increase belching. severe the damage to the heart B-aclt cUitot lllwtr In- Ps." . ~ for masculinity. · Since this fermentation usually Ia- usullly by .., elelroc..dlo- dlvlcloaJ lelton. lie wW u- AUJtrla. mtualiJ' dec! , ' · occurs in the lower rather .than gram - there Is much your tnrer letlero t1 a-ral .,._ by Iron CUrtain satellltea. first MY~ TO ...,..... CliP " A top· ranking jazz singer Is having the upper part of the intestinal doctor can do to improve your ell Ia falUn ~. . . . . • . . )lepn to feel the thaw about, a, ¥11101 M.''ON ,UIA trouble returning to the Onited States. year 110. ....,.. -.. .....~ i 1ti1 ., • ··- ._, She's been living an exemplary life, but 'l'lle!l the Jlleil. 'ireN tplllled , 1- · the authorities won'! let her forget her ·~he tiJ .Czoeh 'icmd Hunpriln bordU S:tn 101 old narcotics problems, which seems a cl"- 1 A ....,__ to ·•-tt -• • ·,. 'litt ..,. .,_. ,.....,. crying shame to everyone who knows the or , Uouuu~ ·' ·"' ,.,... • a · i, Pit I' r' .., story. · , CHclt• and Bunprl- : : .. : : : - . . : , : ·• AND TIRED '" . '. ., ', t· " claneet.lt.!l i ,. THE DAI.T 111m"'' Light·er Side I Yo~. ~e":~r Know Where Inspiration Will Strike . • only • six, • Lb:a · · Todd reAlthough she's aU~s that 1her mommy, Eli11t. abeth Taylor, sn t exact y run·of-the'm• . In ~n Interview coming out In Look n~xt week, Liz says, "She doesn't really know what an Elizabeth Taylor Is, never having seen me In films. But she knows things must be different be( ause of the stampedes at aIrports. She's always conl pletely unpan· icked . She said. 'I don't understat.d why the photographers make such a silly fuss.• " 1 .............. __ d mi. - - · ... _ , ··~ •,::·the Start With And I Stay With the FinMf iN-.,. WILSON ~are not lbe oi:ly Commu- .. ·· -· By DICK WES1' , I got back to mJ dOlt, I spread On tbo other hand, or · niJt natlmro 'biddW for the ;,... • ,.. - -- • - . United Preti lnU!motlon~ isondme of thole jthellybu..,tteroneons~e ::...~a:"'~~::~~~ hard cull cil w- touriJII. · -··• • 1 .....-.... '' .. WASHINGTON (UPI)-As Sir a some • ' Yuplllvla already has ·• ~ ~ w _, .. . ... ~ · """"' ·•· Isaac Newtoo remarked when other, ' dull. c:eufu1 toilrtsl lndlisU'y. Ro- "" .,<Lo .,. ...,..- - • he got hit by a failing opple, The results-! have witnesses I found, bowever, .,tbat buflinll!m.nt. and Bulpria a11o b ' h' I bfltl ~ I ~ you never know where tnspira- who will bear me out .., thlt- ~ jeWecl ahoe .pva It an cOinpetlng.· tiljler J'lll 'M t ·up lion wlll strike next. I were revolullonary. The .Jelly, higher luster. · ··' . · ' for . Westtnl 'fltlton . l two- DiPIJ ..,, , · 1 • ·alter the exceso pecUn had Obviously, thla · was .oi:Jy · wee11 tour ,..._.,_......,. Wad ...s ·~~~ - ,..,.. u~-· . I have at hsnd a press re- I been wiped off, left a fino prelim!••~ ~--~··-·~· lease telling. how an American brt'ght oblne on my a•-. took ao'-ttne"'r "'tw.....,..o · to" roc):n .mf !1IUIIC!trtp •II1Dill .; ........, .,. ...,. ••· rt ' .. bu 1 id ,..,. --~· .. .., . from ••-- ,,.. a Uti... _.._ .., ·' ' s,,nessman ea for ruN •••. ,._, -'·d. ·yoU, I was usi•• -•- .......... d . '"' "' Ju 1 got,,qoe, .._. • .., ve1op a ..... ...,.., ,.,., ""er ..._ . , . . . , . . . "". ......... , . a revo I onary new ·"'"1'uct ..,.,.,.. jelly on •. brown. obOe. If could like.jeUy. Aad ,. ·' . ·. . .' .• . ' , one day while con~mplatlng a j had been wearing pul;lle oboes ~ lhlt .lonl· BERR.Y'S.' : ·- . ;' .., pm of JellY served to lbe riosulis ptobably would have 1o1 011 the ·.,.rket as 8 biD: 'li:t J . ··~ -lltbee~n.!se~n~sa~t~lona~l.:.__ _ __:~~--_:-..,......,._:_-1 ' < ' '. 'Ir.ing . eGolf Bags $6.95 up =,:-_" :. . .,_."":' :: ,· I" ' " , LADIES' • Golf Shoes $11.25 A&B ..- - - - . - -u·-- J ... , • Golf'Shoes $14.40 C&D widtba. Si- 7-11. e Golf Balls _ .,.1·, 1 WILSON CREST \ Irons 3uo 29• ., Rot. ,. l '· HOTPOINT Autometic II,ACKSTONI NOW ·• washer w.. ""·" .w Wrl-r tii.AC:KITONI - Rio. "·" SAM SNEAD BLUE RIDGE Irons Rot· 41.25 36•oowooos uo. 2t.oo $14US, Now II.ACKSTONI I ' 'i ' .,. I'. ,....... 2\'" ·~ Set conalot1 of 3, I, 7, t 1nd Putter and I-I W. . . . WHh l'vml' ·. · -Dryer w~22us. tt•• $149·95 ;•1-A~tc~Oitl . . . ~1· 99 95 · ... ·w . asher. -nlltli w.. ""·"· • 18·GO Sot ronsislll ol3, 5, 7, t ood Putter 1nd 1-a WOCIP $189·'5 -$99·95 SQWDODI her Wri-,Wos Q$ . ,.. ' 69c R.,, $1.25 ;;;'3 Was $259.95, ' ' (( '"" *"" -· - · - - ' · ' widtba. SiJ:ea 54 \it, MEN'S ' EYER'/ TOUR .'THERE'S A JERKIMER WHO KNOWS MORE '!HAN '7HE 6LIIOE ... • (I .. ! ' ·' ', ·, been-.. ,. . SICK ,, Set conoi1t1 of 3, a, 7, t and Putter and ·H&R .FIRES \ ' MU)DIIIIOIT, o. �- I • l-rian,. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midll!epol1, 0 ., Apr. 8, 1964 1-;~~';',;:';;;-',....-- 1 Oak R • FF' A B H ~ ~ acme oys 000f 1 Soci•·ety_·l\T .11Otes · . Parents at Banquet Fri.day •• c Boyo or the Raclnt · Future Farmers of America honored !hetr paW\!9 in the secon<l an1u-l Part:~~~ and Son Banquet >delay mctrt. } Ada Van Meter, lllnl. Either Rlcleoour, Mrs. Navada Beaver and Mrs- Helen Wolf af ler met at the home lit Battle a=~~\~.~':'!!:,to Guests DYer the weekend Mr. and Ml'f, Cbarlea Babcoek w..-e Done! Babc:oclt ood ~!!{ Otseao, .l!lr· aod. Mrs. moo and hmlly af Ia. ~~ ~ · Mr. Mrs•. Pa'!l,'I'!Qi\p and. Mt>. «<ld Mr1'): Tom Allred: , .~ 'lind ~ ·flarlln .~Ill' R10Jili1;un anll Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer, aoo V~. lllnl. Wald Spencer ...., Harry and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jl'rodortck, ...., Jerry and JacJr SJIOI!I Wedne!lday evenlllg wltlJ Mn. !14!tJe ll'federlck. /1. t.ayette Shower for Mrs. Wald•· Spencer held at tile home of lllnl. Lowell Bing Wei!nesday -'tefi\00!1. Present were Mrs. Henry •McDole of Toledo, Hottle Mrs., Harlin stahl ol lilllnl Mrs. Gall QaJn and two .. Mrs. Eetber Wrllbt 'II F lv e .PIIblll, Mn. Laura ?dao! p...,; tq, Mrs. Henry Ek:hinger, Donald and Laura Joan"! ater. lllnl. Georp ll'n!dOriclt Jr. and l"aodl<ln Bm, Mn. Lillie Christy, Mrs-· Elluhetb Hay01, 1\!n. Bemlee Bailey, l\ln. Chatles Babcock, Mn. Zona Biggs, \ , Mbs VJrclnla Wr!Cbt of lllheno, ' -~ Wagner; Junior, Ronnie Holter and Richard Holter, senior. .,_ppreciation was extended The Racine Home Bank. T be Star Sopply, and Morris Equipment, all of Racine, and Porneroy Landmark Store, for ing these trophies. '11tree girls were special guests of tlle chapter. They were tlle 1964 queen candidates, Pauline Cummins, 1963 queen. and runnersup Dixie Circle and Sharon Theios. The 1964 elected queen was again Pauline Currmins. Other guests included Mr. 0. 0, Patterson, Mr. Charles Hay. man, Mr. Donald Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Yost, and teachers of Southern Local High School. New officers for the year were announced. They are Lar· ry Lewis, President; Chuck Wagner, Vice President; Denny Evans, Secretary; Jeff Alkire, Treasurer; Dale Hill, Report· er; Tommy Theiss, Student Advisor; Billy Joe Na11ce, Chaplain. Freman Swank, State FFA reporter, guest speaker, govo •n inspiring speech on "Boys \ppreciating , tbeir Parents." The program included: Welcome, by Jeff Alkire, and ,esponse by Mr. Charles Alkire; nvocauon by Randall Reiber, . Dinner, and chapter activi. Ues by chapter ,nembers. Awards to outstanding cha!>' :er members: Star Greenhand Degree to Marvin Hill, Star : napter Farmer, Public Speak. u1g, Farm Mechanics, and Crop · award, to Richard Holter, and the livestock award to Randall Re1 ber. . A trophy was presented to one bov in each class having the highest gradts, the most activi~ ties and the most FFA func~ fi(n.'i. 'I'hev were freshman, Mar' lhall Rou;h; Sophomor• . Chuck Mrs. Lou111 Mae Hartun1 Mrs. fblldren: Mrs. Dale At11ms ..,.t U •. _I N · '' ews O&"fJILal ' I Gertleld A- Charln l!l. Cleodellln Lower River Rd., Eooeh Rl~. Rt. ,. fltrlot, E: WUUom Owen Gamn,, Rl. Dh I I I p"' Mason Personal Patlenll recenUy dlc!!sc&-... ~~~ ~· ~ 1 Bu!flng\011, E4fior, W~, Mn. Enteretl Jllllpltal Bidwell, Mn. Homer F. Moon, John. Shuler, 3r., Mrs. lJio7d Among 111ooe wbo onterod Crown City, 11. J""""' Peyton and lnfaoi ..... Bober hospital In · the past 24 Latll!. w 'Ia ' 111n1 Car:oll w Freeland, Jl18. $file fl!la, Cbarle~~ boo" wm Theodora Beth Bas- ~ . . • ., Uani,- 101 Baslilnl Dr.; M'r I, Flaher, Rt. I Apple Grove, W. n.etma Cooper, 'f l Garfield Va., Mn. Mourloo Edward VeAve., l\ln. VernOn c. Myers, noy, 352 E. MaiD St., Pomeroy, Mn. Raymond Teaford a • d . Mrs. Charles A. VanCooney, Rt. 11011, Mrs. Mtrtha McElroy, Mrs. · 2 Pomeroy, Mrs. B. Ward SoyNorman Frederick, lllnl. Hat- Mrs. Battle Winner of Athens, re, Racine, l!rie 'V. Peteraon, Ut Frederlcll, lllnl. EIBan Spens Mn. Tom McGrath. Other• Rt. 2 Ractne, Mra. Clyde E. cer of Racine. Sendli!l &1'11 present were Mrs. Wold Hampton, Langsville, Howard were, Mi'o. John Basp of Fos- S~ncer, Mrs. Henry Spencer: Mooro, Kltll Hill, Mrs. Hosey Ioria, Mr:l. ·Da~ Spencer of Renry Spenej!r were. boslesj!es. Freeman, Catletisl>urg, Ky., Iildlaha; Mn. Perry Orr ol Co- Mrs. Lowell Blllg and son Jam- Mrs. Ellis 0. llad<ney, Ripley, George F'fellel' es. Mrs. Lowell Bing and Mrs. W. Va., ahd' )OOe Tobias, Ripley, . James Rld!lnour, ~By . Bailie Frederte• W. Va. . I • Mn- w....... Olive Mn. ~ Roo' MotTl-. • PointFFAis Around And About 2for4in fdiddleporf I ~pContests - Van M;olre, ·mine, R~ ,lloarbs, _RI.Mll v. Grlu>m, Mn. Geort!e R. Coy, ~- Leacb, r;a~ 1ne Mc(:lanallan, Jloler A cu. son. Danlel R. SliO!ItOr, .;;o!Jn. iy w. Peck. , - Thursday, friday, » ()a(\ar i. ..name SUPER-RIGHT SJ . d . . ,SUPER-RlGHT QUALlTY RACINE RUn.AND Food Market Clover Farm Depai lmlll1t SloM Rt~ 124 RUTLAND. "'l'be Stott Wltb A Hart" Fifth and Pearl RACINE . fULL ·:; SHANK ;,: H~Lf IRS Says Taxpayers Need Not Despair Under New Law \b~ Retails effecUve thru Mlddleport'Pomeroy Aprnn in · lb. 49C c lb. RIB STEAKS eSHOP THE STORE NEAREST YOU BONE Cl~v•r Fenn Store Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities ,W~H~O~lE~H~A~M~S_:-:::::::::::~;-;; ONE PRICE -;~..:.:::~~,"~::::::::::~·b~8 ~9c~ I_ AS ADVERTISED - NONE PRICED HIGHER I FRESH-PLUMP-TENDER WASHINGTON (UPI) - AI ployees - of their gross weektaxpayer whose withholding ly income from the combined rate no longer pays all his figure. taxes need not despair. the ln- ' Alternatives For Paying lerna I Revenue Service (IRS) i With only $1.097 withheld but said today. a tax liability of $1.5~1. the He can si t down now and fig-~ ~an owes the government the ure out whether his withholding difference, $406. . will be sufficient to cover his He now has the choice of ta. li~biUty m 19ti4. the IRS i either paying this ~06 in four 1 ~ lid. equal installments ?r of having 1 ;r it isn't. there are steps he that much more Withheld from 1 : ~.: an take how to make up the his wages. difference and thus avoid hav- If he chooses to pay in quartns to wrlie out a big check to terly installments .of $101.50 Uncle Sam come April 15, 1965. each. the f1rst one IS due thiS : Persons with sources of in- April 15 along with his 1963 1 1come outside their jobs usually taxes. . . i ; find payroll withholding insuffi- · . But If he dectdes to Increase : cient to pay their taxes. Under I h1s w1thholdmg. he begms by the newly enacted tax law, asking his boss to reduce the : more people will find them- number of his exemptions. His selves in this boat . since the boss or tho Internal Revenue 1\'ilhholding rate has fallen fast- i office can tell him how much er than the tax rate, the IRS each reduction will increa11e iJis , 1-lb., said. withholding each week. He can 1 cans The taxpayer who w•nts b then multiply tljis amount by I figure out whether withholding the number of weeks remaining is going to do the job - and if in the year to get the total adARMOUR'S STAR it is not, how to make up tbe 1 dtttonal wtthh~ldmg ~chteved '?}' ie£iciency - needs to have four takmg fewer ex;mpt~.-~ ~ . . ~ Ulings before him on his desk : 1 r- ;: LUNCHEON Items N•!!ded For Figuring , · ·- • • ~ -MEAT - A blank for estimating his 1 1964'-'trJcOin.e tax. These were in- 1 U • cluiled 10~ the "federal income A&P BRAND-FROZEN tax forms for 1963" that were malted io ta>payers early this LYONS 1 • o Plantotlon s1y1• _ Ctp'n John FIG BARS 8 9c POTATO . -An old pay check stub from , Sunrise services at the Metho: belare March 5, when the ta• dist Church. cut went into efff!ct. M J' W d d - A new pay cheek stub from rs. .1m ar . an . : March 5 or later, reflecting the ters Sheila and Lmda of Htcln-11 :. lowe~ withholding rate. I wood, Ohl?, spent the Easter : Take the example of a man weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul : with · two children and whose : Schuler and son. ,._joint return s~ow·s an in~ome M~. ~ackie Schuler celebrat. 111.500. of wh•ch $10.000 ts from : ed hn ftflh birthday at the home ofi 4c Off 12.0r. Loki con 39c .ROLL BUTT_ER JUST HEAT AND EAT MORSELS 2~1b. l pkgs. I 1 I pkg, .. ' 0%. : jar '. 69C Angel Food RING 39c GRAPE JELLY l ANN PAGE-SPARKLE 59c CREAM PIES .3 I~ ·. Potato-Chips·p~:.· 49c Gtlatin Desserts 4:;: 19c Mayonnaise . Pizza Pie ~~::.. - 2 or.89C Macaroni----~ 2 39c- Sugar Donuts 2 49c Spaghetti Dinner·::~ 1~~~: 89c Stuffed Olives --v.~:~ 49c Lemon Pie 49c 12.oL3SC,: C Waffles 3 35c Peanut Buffer Circus Peanuts Gum Candy PASCAL to C 4 46oz.. cans $1 ... • • • • ¥1 gellon plastic jug 1·lb. Carton • • • • e • • • 2-lbl box FLORIDA 30 SIZE CALAS ••ch ANN PAGE-CREAMY or KRUNCHV -~- pkg. 1· ANN PAGE-IMITATION PANCAKE & 2 29c Waffle Syrup 2 •de Mainly About People ·ln Pomeroy ·r ~ 39c~ . MORTON'S FRUIT PIES A;:,Ra . ~1.00 ~~.oz. 1-Apple 1-Peach 1--Cherry • Special! HOLSUM ·.. - ' . c 4io61b. Averill• SLICED lb. 39c CELERY lb. DAVID DAVIES BUCKEYE SLICED ' CLIP .THESE COti~ONS . ·B.ELOW FOR l'Q_ FREE PlAIQ ST~PS,., .. . ·' .,, . 49 Do' · : . · f. .;. "':.._-:- SMOKED 1 . • 1 Secut..y tax rate oo em- a 'bullf!iht' malnionanca firm. Special Introductory Offer *MEAT BUYS JANE PARKER . Statl·..e·FBATHROOM . TISSUE . 1· · ·.o..· :-us · · 9·.· c. 0 ,,_,......_, KRAFT TASTY LOAF pkg•. · . GIANT :a.,.u( FRUIT DRINKS JANE PARKER ANN PAGE ELBOW 2 39c Popcorn - ..·- . 1 for 5 CIRCUS MIX OR MATCH! KRAFr PARKAY pies JANE PARKER ANN PAGE Jar J BIG ECONOMY ROLL 39. -· 1~oz~ LIQUID STARCH ~~~DAY MARGARINE • • C'HEESE ~ SPREAD MORTOM-FROZEM-BANANA, CHOC,COCONUT • LEMON • NEOPOLITAN lb. lor i~ . lbl pkgs. 14 01.. boHie • • SWEET ... QIERKINS Chocolate, Va!lilla, Lemon J 1.3'9 10 • AUNT JANE'S KROCK CURED COOKIES .INSTANT COFFEE 1~11ts JANE PARKER-13 EGG RECIPE lb. wages subject !o withholding of his grandparents, Mr. and lSVz . pkg. aild ·$1,500 from dlvldends not Mrs. Jake Schuler of Pomeroy • pkgs. subjeet to withnolding. I on Wednesday. Also attending As it turns out, the $11 ,500 ] were his parent., Mr. and Mrs. CHEF BOY·AR-DEI'.l man comes under the law Paul Schuler. Jackie remained SULTANA SMALL quiring certain taxpayE'rs to es- i with his grandpa"enls for a vis10 timat~ their tax in advance. ] H. But any taxpayer can use hiS Mr. and Mrs. Swan own income figure and go of Long Bottom spent Wedlnes- ~ I through tllese same steps in or- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. WORTHMORE SUNNYFIELD-FROZEN der to Jearn whether his with- Harry Swan. 14-or.33 holding is sufficient to cover 'llle Portland Community Club 5-ot. pkgo~ pkgls i.is tax liability. is sponsoring a Meet Your CanSources Fill' Total Given Portland 1didate niglf. <I the Using tlle estimate blank and Grade School on April 17. The WORTHMORE-ALL VARIETIES A&P BRAND :he new raie sChedule and tak- W.S.C.S. will hold a jitn<ty soplb. lb. ing _.t.he standard deductions, · per that same evening at the pkg. pkg. the . ltf.SOO man finds his tax school beginning at 5:30p.m. : ' liability for 1964 will be $1.503. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Philson of Next, from tne old pay check ! Racine spent Thursday after- ! "•• $Ub he can discover that his I noon with Mr. and Mrs. Don ~., "•, •l.' ' .. :]. witl>holtling under the old law· Johnson and son Brian. ' was ~.90 a week. Since 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Lenard of was nii'H! weeks old hefore the Co1\1mbus spent Easter with her tax cut lOok effect, he had $233 mother, Mrs. Gladys Boso and withheld\ from his pay un- i mn. ~er the 1otd rate. i From . <he new pay check . BANQUET IS FRIDAY stub. he can see that his new The Meigs County Holstein weekly Ylithholdlllg Is down to Club will hold its annual ban. -f2(l.10. With 43 weeks under tbe 1 quet Friday at 8 p. m. at the · new rates. an addJtional $8641Racine High School. The Southwill be withheld from his wages ern Local Band Boosters w I 1 by 'he end of 1964. serve the dinner. All band par· Adding the two figures to- ents are asked help with tlJe gelher, he comes up with a to- banquet by donating food or ' ~~ ,tilt of $\-fl97 to be withbeld money. i !tom his wages this year. I For people who find income TRASH AIN':r TRIVIAL ad l l Security taxes NEW YORK (UP!) -So you ROYAL HAWAIIAN • ,,,, I . it" CALIFORNIA NA~EL , limpid' f ethel' oo tlleir pay thin~ . you have housekee?ing I ' iihecb. . e are various ways problems A typical 28-story I ORA~GES ' of find~!!i. out Wbat their with· business building in New York ' · . holding Wf and Is. produces twq tons or trash a .. . ,,_, . ~.. . . ~ j They ""'l'fask •ithelr hoss: day '"'c and twice that amount .,.,. !bey can 'cilll the local Internal lf it houses a bank or a stock , Revenue office; or they can brokerage firin, rej)OI'(s NationC Large oulabtract S.l~ per cent - the So- at CIP.anlng Contractors, Inc., , .Z. , , Sh:e (t !ill I pkgl Maxwell House CHEF BOY-AR-DEE re- I FIRESIDE SANDWICH CREAM Coming Glass Heat-Proof CoHee Maker FREE (Filled With Coffee) lb. SILVERBROOK-FRESH ANN PAGE-PURE their home here and attended 2 J9c 1~49c Jar ScOfF LABEL HUNT'S PIZZA COftl 2 Roll pkg. • • • WHITE CLOUD 10.... frDMn- BEGINS I-JERE TOILET TISSUE • CATSUP • • • • • SCOTT TOWELS • • • . CHEEZ-WHIZ 4-ox~ • • • pkfl. PINEAPPLE Portlan.,. - : lie places. Cut-Up FRESH BAKED J year. - A !!Ch!!dule of the new tax - - - - - - - - - . rates. These are now available Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wells and at banks, post offices, Internal daughter of St. Mary's, W. Va. . Revenue offices and other pub- spent the Easter weekend at 0 KRAFT 1 Society Notes lb. SUMMER ISLE- SLICED 3 • c .Fry•ng ch•IC kens Troy Pack- lb. 29c Roll Sausages::;:;- 2 1-lb. 69c 33c Fryang ch• . 1ckens lb. Banquet Di.nners -•••h39c PROZEN 3 89 S Oy ster few c 2 !~~.89c Chicken Breosts Pork Butt Roast _ _ lb.39c Pork Shoulder Steaks lb.45c Beef Short Ribs tb.35c 1 _ WHOLE FULLY DRESSED IJ---~-·~,_.:.;.:___':""~...!~------~.~..:...... ~.~--fti:~~±~~..:;,~...;~~~~~;*;.;;...~~~~~~i~~Tl~~=~~ri::!t ~•!' ..ft·W.t1, READY TO ' I ·BACON lb. BROWN c DAVID DAVIES I pkg. of 12 "' - --~ ' . ~ ---- -- ··' 49~ LARD beh. c FLORIDA JUICY ORANGES: doz. c· ' YELLOW GLOBE ONION Jlt. ... �r ' , • Cotton Carryover May -}2.9 (M) ' 8a}es OntheFarmFront -' • II)' -~1't.OJUI P.LGI)IJ'JiJN Ulilllll " - Ill• Mill I 1 WASIIING'roN ('UPI)- The Agrlcultun! Dep&rtment eotlDlllel11iat the cottou <m')'OYer oa Aua. I wUI be • whopping IU :lllllllon bile& 'nila lll U mJilfon' bales above the U.Z mlllkm bale! emyover ' '; ~ tlia11!1., .... t . m'lJ\:11 - - Dlilfe ~ ~ year•. ~~~~ L are l'llq llill'!>l1. while a ~ moderata. inc;ro 81 ill apoclod • In mUJ. COII8Umptlon. 1 1 m A1J8. 1, Ita, IIDII 1>"111 Iret al 1JU. FJnal eJm;lnp lndlcate llcJnll!stic <0!\llumptloo 1a ._. with lho record hllb otocb of lhe IIIIis ""''' wW · be lU mil· ;>ocled to be u mllll611 hales, lU mliJlo1l bales wblch """" lloil runnlnl balel, about 200,· compilred With u mliUm bola carried Into lhe 1115&67 market- 1100 balea Ieos than estimated In 1u lta-63. Exporta are apected Inc year. the yo.....,., crop roport In mid- to Iota! at leoat 5.2 million The buildup In the ctoon 111r- IJec;ember. bale• 1n 1 - . compared wltb pluo occurred beea<se con- The Department said col>- U mJllloo baleo In the prevloul sumptlon, or disappearance, Ia sumpUon th:s year was espect. marketing year. · conolderably below big crop ed lo total about lU million In a l'fll'lew 111 the coltoll sit. iM Iring tht Family to Your ••• , I ,. llle ~ ldl eo11o11 -mptlon In !he UDlted Stalel Nllll calend.tt 1M3 decllned ~re tlwi • ,.. Cllll earlier, And was the loftlt ' plo!l, Dr. Fred 0. ""'""' ' of' Roell:, foun<l sl.,ullrnnt L1we • • llllJIIctJ IUQtAI 11! one or bot~ l*bit:n hi 2t .,..... • ~ poycbilltrl5t, ...,porting In olnce 1951. Man-made Ober co~>- " Mrdlrel Times," a publication sumptioo stewed Into t h o dactm]i, ..111 the Ubij.breed! and was UP. It per cent -.a ~ Jll)ld;c>jlliy• from the prevlout year. lDilc tad lnlceable to marital ......... Be nld the 1Delde1101 MABITAL JUPT8 - · r.r hJPor tlwi tbe ..U. •L!'n'LE ROCK, Art. (UPI)- liiiW natloul rata (about lt In a JGur.year ltUdy al a poop Jll!l' Cl!lit) fac' piyd;oopbysiolosiO ol. rl uilhappliJ married Db. ,' ' FOOD lASKEr ror· I~ COIL lleOfD • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . IN PO.aGY ·, I forthet.t,• pushes the cart . ,. Need ."'1181111-..011 what to your . family at -ltlmt?. Come In and - the tnany tlltplcqa' of food praducll !hid will · -lit you In lliCikfng your iiltiiU plans. AJJ · are quality praducll that you will 'be COMEI •• COMEI .• REFRESHMENTS·· DOOR PRIZES •• FAVORS- FUN FOR ALL! · . . Johnson took off his hat and covered tile speedometer so they could not read It. Both accounts stemmed from a drive the President took while he was spending the Easter weekend at his LBJ ranch. Speed, Beer Or no Beer, Pose Question sedan ~:tround his Texas ranch And did he have a cup of beer "within •a" sipping dis- tanet> '' while he did it ? ! A~ked about lhe magazine eral government t~lans for stim- b.r Us . statements of Saturday !he had exceeded Texas' 70 m.p.h. speed limit. Time and Newsweek said that a1 one point during. the excur;ion the President forced anJther car off the road, They 'ald that when his nenous pas. oengers: remarked on his s~d, "'• President S~~~E CGNTIIIIITED n' T~~ PUILJSH!I' fOGO, WEGOTTA CArl THE NEEP FOR rrol'l.f~ 5UPPORT OF THE AMIRICA~ CAIIICfll S«<fr'Y! WE60TT.4 AEACH EVfRY-r•,J WOMAH VJ'.V \ '- ~, """' CHILE WITHTHI! palac~an of the A MountaU: states. p- The under secretary of comm~rce .in a wide-ranging talk said Uus country "has come a long way" in gov~.rnment·bu~i­ ness-labor co-operatwn since b1s father in 19~.. denounced big ~ust~ess as economic royal·~ ISts. •. , ·'). ~ Roosevelt outlined the AppaJachia program in an addresS to Sigma Delta Chi, national journalistic society. The Appalachia p r o g r a m President Johnson will submit to Congress is a joint state-federal attack on a regional problem, he said. The governors of nine states have agreed to participate in the program, with Ohio the on· ly state staying out, Roosevelt said. ~FLASH!-. -SEE!- Onion Sets Big 1;' Cu. Ft. s~ (Limit 6 lb. Customer) Konnoboc PoteloH _ 3.89 Maino Cobblen _ . _ 3.99 '<(\.~ KA~ ([~)FOOD IAKID CH1CICIN, TAtMGON Sprlnlde p1om of TabloRiie Chkbn With a !ll1xhife all 'lblp.ICIIt, lllp. pepper, 1 hp. Acctnt, I!! lip. paprika, and llf hp. jooultry -lng. Brown Chlcbn ll..wly Ill equal amollnls of TabloRito bu1ter and salad oil about II mtnultl. . Add ono medium onion sltQOd and II!HIH Jar muohi'OOIIIL Sprinkle wllh dried lanagan ..,..... - . and lot !IliUM!' fllllork tender (about 15 minutes -•). s.r.. wllh tully rice and lhop cil vege~abl-. Meats Dlte~ l1o.f Open 24 Hours A Day 7 Days A Week MIX or MATCH ~=:;:menlo YOUit CHOICI Frn TV Stompt At Stotlon ~ . Cook•4~laml S~>ieed ~heoD WY2-9932 ~ ~iJ,.. _ -WOW!- -SPECIALS- FREE TV STAMPS Air Compressan only89,90 2. ..... $1 l-Ilt. U"'*"<od fresh dtlcbet onay Ito hpt 1 1e 3 days by wrapping loostly IIi wax paper or loll and p'-d In coldttt pall ol Nlrigenitor (not " - ) , . I These 3 Days! Zinc Metal Paint Red, 8.15 Froerers--VVashert Free Prizes: OIL and GREASE 10% DISCOUNT Di1hw11hon Rangos-Comblnetlona RANGER ALFALFA Ao Long AI Supply Lash MORE -SPECIALSFence Pliers cmly 12.44 Fence Controllers only9.W Mo- Files _only 68c f25 ,., bu. e 1 Gal. Accent Paint el WhuiiN;rrow ONLY$1.88 Hey/ el Stoploddtr 670x15 TIRE Only 8.97, plus tox.. e5-IO Gal. Gasoline ' e5WIIhJobt Pink Lotion Spark Pluga, 49c pluslnst. e2 Alh Tray Sets Large economy quart size e2 Sugor & Creamer Sots Rog.49 79c c •'· • • 50 Kodak Comoru e20 Borbecut Grlllt e 30 Picnic Baskets SYLVANIA 60-75-100 WATT Come in and Registerl No· Purchase Is e Umit 12 22• GARDEN PRIDE IOTAIY MOWERS Easy •iarting 3 bp Brigp & Stratton m9tor, finger K.D. t!p CODtrols, air lJtt blade. $49.97 Steel wbccls hawo srafoil beariDgs. Reinforced 14 SET ga. steel deck, circular UP underbousms tcepo gran from catching in corncrL Fu II year warranty on defccti_Ye parts ~nd workmanship. SELF-PROPELLED $59,97 K.D. $64.97 -...... s- B~RROW of heavy .eamle11 1tee.l. Lara:e semi•paeumatic tire, 1ubular sceel frame. Holdslcu.ft · ' Preaed l!'ay PRICES START AT $9788 Regulor 129.95 Value . ... Shop' Your ., .,• $629 K.D. 20" with Briggs-Stratton Engin\1 IN POMEROY - SERVING Look For the Big 'L' On Rt. · . SPECIAL 3·lb. can Qlack Pepper--- !.;:- S9c lops All Purpose Cleanser .Baby L"·lmaS 6 MITY·FRESH FROZEN CUT GREEN BEANS, PEAS Mixed VegotobiM or Mix or Whole Kamel corn Motch MARGARINE 7 ... $lOO · GARDEN TOOLS Made ~to II,K_Jaaier, y« priced will! ibo low!!sd· '"': ' ·' Srlc:IAL ' SPICIM lWei $1.49 SHOVEL $1.89 . "*' ., ...... 1';1 tho CiuiiJ J +atJe """'"· .,. 1lebet:la l!iDiill. 1l1ltltDd ·lmJ trhlho lbtlr 1111 Hl&b lldlaal iMlilor, wiD fillet u,, .__ ... Jh. , ... II. _.,,Mil liMo Ohio Hualc tiD. Ecili!aton ' Allloclatioll. Mlsa ·lilll ;jllay 1111 Mrs. IJva J'lendlia lu!lo ~ ~. "!'bird Movetllll:llt returned lo hot'_ltoaie · cf ~ In :E Minor," 117 Melp a.-ai llc!spl!al after a ~tbli'lh: .... Sahni Qmada, lengtl;y ~~~~~~· Ml'll. ·k tiJ . wUI oe:rVe .. ber ucompanill. of Mld'dlepcirl ill - .O..eil Coar.: , 11GfW Routll Ia tbe lDitnlet« ber. \ aolule 110 Obluano, ' of lollnlmeDtal iiiUIIc ... 1ho JOJ ~~~~~ a tea J1W old Bast Nortlnr!Biem Sobon! Dlltrlct. and Mn. -''1!1>11'. j .. - , pt. wbo ban ~ of _ He ll pracddng ll)elllbert ol. measles .ver tbl Easter - · They were joined 117 J>IUVATII: IIOMINB . liMo llutllnd bend In prepar• end. 10111!1 tiO ACS volualeul to lion for tbe otate band eoatest ldclt ot.r tbe Apill CMtcer Cri1~~- ~ !L l l o - at Copltal University In ColiiJIIo Mr. lllcbanl Lucas ancf ·~ ·ios naa 11 1o Ills ..,. dldJ bill, Saturday, April 25. ghten, Julie onc!Jane, and ;DIIoti Ia ![-. ~ 1pa4Mr. and Mrl. Poul M. Hut- Steve. were In zanesville, · · pr. Copelat;d, Atlodalil Df. lill a few daya leave will! 1011 and dtlldren, Pamela Rae Thursday to attl!lid run.r.I rector ol. lbe M. D•. Anderson 1ili poJMil Mr ld Mr Bert and Cbrlstopher of lndianapol- vkeo for Mr. Lucas's Hooplt.I . mi Tumor Cllnlc 'lD E. 11omfae o1. ~ve, is, lnd:, epent 'lbelr Easter Erneat· Luen1, who Houiton, Tall, noting that a- Prlvote I!Aimb!e, wl!o IJ'Odaal- vacation visiting relatives In way Monday· efa;uelte IIIDOI:en have a lower Od lroiil Pom~ lll&b oehool 1M ares. They were howe gone to Zanesville on rata Or hmg Cancer.tlwi current ,... the ,_ Ia gu~- of Mr. --• M-. Cush enevning and .remained tlU __...._. l8ld Ia. ~·· el! arwy ouu •• blrotber-1. ~-·• : Aapll liP, completetl llll Johnston at Bradbury and visit- the funeral for her "A leglslaUve app;oatlb will billie 'lnbilttc at Fort Kaa, ed here with Mrs. Bertha Arnot law. • . not solve tbe problem. I UDIIIOf JI:y~ . ciiul .,. adYaacetl tnJa. and Mrs. Frances Larkin. On Robert Canaday and Roy WIJ!. that we li1illl lDok to tbe lobac- Inc a1 Fort SID, Okla. their return trip bume t b e y li8D15 are home from their eat co lnduoley 1o deYelo;> callod on Mr. and Mrs. William ployment near Clarksburll, W, mlgbt be ~ a '18fer dpLarkin at Hannibal. Va., due to a strike on lbe joll, retia.' • il Mrs. Bertha A11)0!1 entertain· Miss Roberta Smith, Ru~ ed with a four o'clock dinner High School senior, won ...,..q "Cigarettes with lllten are • Easter Sunday. Her guests in- place honors on an e•amin" flnt otep, but lack adequacy eluded Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. tion on fundamental facta COD> In varying degrees. Researcll I I 10 Hutson, Christopher and Pam- cerning alcoholic beverage~ IJIY. lllU8I be CGGibiued, ·!BIICOilr&gl!d Pllllllp C8sldy Williamson of ela Rae, lndlal!apolll, Ind., Mr. en to students from aU IIDII bot"''lllled lo make .llllok-117* Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, and Mrs. Cush Johnson. Brad- 1 schools in Meigs County '11lilri' .::.._a_sal_e_ba_blt._"_-_ _ _ .baJ ~awarded the deslgna- bury, Mrs. Frances Larkin, lo- day at Pomeroy. The e:riUIIIiil- ' 1lion of Knight of the York Crosa cal, and Mr. and Mrs. William lion was sponsored by the TeD~: of Honour. This honorary de- Larkin of Hannibal. erance League of Ohio. M II it gree, highest In the York Rite Mrs. Mildred Vanhorn and and Mrs. Robert Smith of B:r· of Freemasonry, is conferred daughter, Dinah, and friend, Smith is the daughter of ~' 'l 011!1. on thooe who have bold Roy Smart, of Parkersburg, vis- sell Run Rd. • highest office in each of 1M ·Jted Mrs. Ethel Nelson and The Rutland High Scheiil~ four bOdlea of tbe rite. · daughter. Helen, Easter Sunday.1 Girls Ensemble will go lo DIY- "'I Mr. WiHiamson becomes t1w Mrs. Charles SpiteS • n d ton Saturday, April 11. to par; ~ ·· to bave received thlo baby daughter we.-. discharg- ticipate in state finala for vocal ; award in the past 25 years in ed from Meigs Memorial Hos- music. The contest ls under lbl'·, North America and the Philip- pilal. Wednesday. supervision of Ohio Music W · pines, although there are over Mr. A. E. Plummer returned I colors Association. Mrs. C. 0 •. four million members of t h e Chapman Is vocal music dlr..,. ~' fraternity. mander of the Ohio Valley Com- I tor at Rutland schools. Memo·•••. Mr. Wllliamaon aerved ••1mandery, Knights Templar, In , bers of the ensemble are Con- :•; Master of Pomeroy Lodge ofl l950. nie Rice, Cary Wells, Kathy" Masoos in 1962; High Priest of He was elected to member- Schappert. Roberta Smith, Su· ' Pomeroy Chapter, Royal Arch ship In the Ohio Priory and his ey Parker, Debbie Sheets, Char~ Masons in 1960; Master of Bos- election was confirmed by the! dene King, Pamela Wilson ancr:· "· worth Council, Royal and Select Convent General Order on Ap- l Jean Tillis. Miss Sabra Cana- ' Masters, in 1957, and was Com- ril Ist. day is accompanist, · "' ----iiiiiiiiii======----=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~='-===. "·' ouNIIIJal; .fl. "lo .... KRAFT MACARONI & CHEESB DINNER :...-_··-- 2 ... 37c for 1114 . MANY ~~~RIFIC_ :~:;,:~ .... ""'"I' ~ -~~~~1~Y VALUES,NOW·:IN Q..Uk~- :- ~ hOJnA e Sale Now In Progress.. ... . - _.. ' ~; \iawe9 "., 3 CUBIC FOOT WHIELIARROW Stlrlrdy, 1al•. Kl .. *'"' ...... h, .......... - -•tkf American Slices 6pt::: s1 Grade ALarge Eggs- 3 -spt If ..... .... $3.19 ,.._..tor ..mce. I' • • ... • ... • .... • $4•.ft Perfed llolau•. bcela.wt for"""' .. • • • • • • • • • • • • $1..49 IMIIII ho• .... FROM MAPLE LAWN POULTRY ......... _$1198 BREAD .,.. ..,. a.c' ....... Hei~W $-pl .... OSCIUAnNO SPRINKWl ........ ...... - «" ZO" IOTAIY MOWU 160unco HOME MADE ' PUR£ PORK SAUSAGE 3 . LB. 1.00 \ . . ... . ·~~ 66c. _.,,. .• Grand Reg. 99c I 2.69 .•.•••., ..., Patented ~ verit'pija'S•• neoprene spout and dust cap. Extra capacity for fuel addl· lives. (404) Government approved. .:... Heavy galvanized steeL · Red signal flag. Designed lor easy Installation. (452) Wh\te Toilet Seat · Seamless rock hard Molwood ~ · structlon. Durable haked·on atg• . mite fiosh. Convex shaped. (451) ' . so~ 1· C*B,IJj\(11,·. ·,p~.A NT~FROST.PROOF~-~;?c _ J'<.(i.'' .~, .................. ,,. RURAL MAIL BOX 1-Gal•...i~~t &gn 25lb. bill l.¥9t 211""- . . . ... o--. r""",..__....~ ......' - ..... W. . . .. .... .., .polL ~ P,- R·T·I L·l ~~:11 !~~~SIS e.. :,;;..~:·-:.r..; . . . . . ....,. «M'- . . lh.ttiMI .. rol• · llke tpray. ,.69 P.- O'T AT 0 E.Su.s. NO.1 WHITE ••• .... ,.59 $&·eo PQTA:roEs~~~·:=b''" ~a::· 3.95 ••• ............... ,r.. .. S4995 Sw"PI • ~""~''-• 50 lb. EVERYBODY INVITEDI ..... Jllr!lll " - PIMENTO OR ALL, BRANDS, REGULAR 2 FOR 37c ( Jack W. Carsey, Mif. . CALAS !~.:: 1•. l5c SILF RISING FLOUR~:A:LD You ... HOI $1.79 SMOKED *DAIRY BUYS . BLUE SEAL SOLID OLEO ...._ llro. I . . lln. Ft...,. !be' ~~ate . _ t a l t01o """' 11011 11111 ·~ tell .. be beld at Day141, A,.n Other ~ .,. tile 11. 'J'IIe '"' lfjjt Ill .... 1lie Ml,L lnf•cH ·77C l'lusJ.. We'll Be Looklnl For · j 1••: a';JICK CLEANS EVERYTHING WASHABLI .I ,; 'I 49C PURl GROUND eollon 39c Unico HOME _...,..._ $4497 .• Plasti~ e4 Family Trips To New York World's Fair each Breasts 49c., W'mgs 15c MILK Household PAIL ' 1&. TABLEBITE FRYER PARTS IGA Sno-Kreem Shortening 11 Quart elOO Worlds Fair Floshllgh~ far Boys 15c Fryers PRODUCIR'S PINIST SWEET MILl( eiOO World'o Foir Charm Brocelots for Glrl1 UGHT BULBS I fraHic Top Lawn Seed, only J lb. 1.W 5 ft. Aluminum Step Llclclers &.n 6-Volt BIHery . only 10.25 e2 Lube Job• DETERGENT / Grey,9.50 Drr-n-Rofrlgoraton ~ui·Up I'IIGHLY UNSATURATiiD PURE VEGETABLE 49c Crocks !ABLElUTE PAN BEADY 49c l·lb. pkg. Dog Feeder MAJOR APPLIANCE Register to Win ,TallleBile · Fraaks 13-Piece Hi-Spray Drill Sets _ only 4.66 WITH EACH (Holds 600 Lbs.) Complete line on hand See our New '64 Une Come fn to Landmark Garden Hose Rhodes has · taken the position Ohio can develop its own ·i)r~ grams nnd has called a meeting of representatives r r 0 m the counties to a meeting in Athens, April 24, at Ohio University, to discuss the matter. He expressed an interest in any highway programs. NEW CONCEPT Roosevelt said the program is "quite a departure" from traditional programs Under which the states worked with the existing separate federal agencies, which he said Rhodes had expressed a hope of doing, He said the Appalachia program envisions building highways to move people ·and goods without regard to volume of traffic, the basis for ~resent highway construction. "That road will end at the Ohio line because of a lack of co-operation on Ohio's part,'' Roosevelt said. He saw the "developmfntal highways" as the Appalachia roads will be called as moving timber and lumber praducu and promoting tourist trade. .' Chest Freezer ONLY $199·00 GLEN MORGAN 4 ,, MIX or LuuclleoD SERVICE STATION S.. Dick McCoy Show You How Columblo GAS of Ohio Demonstr1tian1 3 Days Only-Fru Free 5.95 Voluo S..utlfully Styled Bathroom ScoiH With Unlco Avf<lmotlc Dishwasher, 3 Days Only _ $189 COLE GETS Aoi'ARD SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) Tho National Conference of Christians and Jews Monday night presented entertainer Nat (King) ·eole with a National Brotherhood Award. Regiooal awards presented at the local chapter's sreond ... nual brotheriwl>d dinner went to the Most Rev. Charles F. Buddy, bl$hop Of the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego; Jacob Weinberger, U.S. Dist. Court judge in San Diego; and J•mes S. Copll!y, chaliman of the corporation that publl.ihes the Copley newspaper~. , ·P Home economist for FRIDAY, 12:oo 1o 9:00 more interior paint Thls meaDI!I 20 Southeast.. ern Ohio C(IDnties will be oat of tbe program," bl! aaid. ' BeHyNewton 9:00 to 6:00 Continuous CI-ut 1963 Woshon Mojostic, Reg. $249, Mlo $200 Supremo, Reg. $229 sale $180 Voluo, Reg. $179 - • • $150 O.Con or Tri-Ban Rot Polson 1 Sire Only Regular 1.69 _ Special $1.19 Limit 3 Golvonirod Rurol Moll Boxos 2.59 Nome pointed on Point Rollor & p.,, SpocloJ Regular 1.50 ·_ _ Special 'lYe With purchase of 1 gal. or achia program which the fed- whPn 1t demurred at reports HorM ec:onom,st for Columbu• & Southern Ohio Eloc. Co. THURSDAY. -LOOK/- Newsweek made no mention of : to keep Ohio out of the A 1_ the brew ppa 1 the econom Nancy Hussel # Welder Demonstration All Doy Saturday. ~,.0. SUPER ~4> (,\':Ji.i> . n Knight of York Cross Awarded Ph'l W'll. mson ..AMn.Y FAVOlU.TI of b~r wh ~le at the wheel. :Gov. James A. Rhodes decided stor~es . the White House stood ulatin more with 111 ....,.,.,. l Two news ma gazines. Time j COLUMBUS IUPI) _ ·Frankand Ne~·swe""k: agreed on lhe lin D. Roosevelt Jr., said Tues· speed. Time _said he had a cup /day night it was "unfortunate" · 6,000 Will orrlve Friday Morning Bring contolnen As Unfortunate ~ .,.~tool YOUI\ CHQICE--T.ABLEBITE . ~-- ~i>\ fi'JQ:~I Baby Chicks Rhodes' Move at more than 85 miles per hour last week? . I. i Roosevelt Sees . S!ont will - 1 -\ ' lin. J oc1 ' Rotnember .' • • your friendly lOA food !' Register At Our Town &Country Center-Hours: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. (6 Days) Ph. WY 2-2181 I wAsHINGToN mPn _ nid President Johnson drive a big , pltcnecl to - " Nowisup · To IndUstry s.,clety ,Notes ·. S:ni!..t . ' ' ' ' • BOUBB: , :00 A.M. to 11:00 p... DAILY (Cimd SUndap) . LOCAL .·- LANDMARK ' 49 ' ;•.Comillg:$oOnJ 0 10· .. 2.49 �' \' RiverNews · ·,_~j~~ • • • • ·"~Demonstrated ' :At Dog Barn • LECTRIC CURL TENNIS OXFORDS 3 Prof..Sional Stylo Rollen For BouHont 1.,. $7.95 Medium or tight curio - - - - S.lo Ladies-Youths-Children No Import&- No Secondl DUTTON DRUG ·C(t $1-99 THE SHOE BOX DISCOUNT PRICE! LADIES' NEW COnON BLOUSES Beg. SI.OO value Aosorted New Spline Cotton Blouse&, new low diacount price.· Middleport, 0. DISCOUNT PRICE! DISCOUNT PRICIJ REG. $1.99 BOYS SPORT SHIRTS ' I MEN'S BLACK NAVY DRESS OXFORDS COLORFUL 6 PACK Insulated TUMBLERS SHOIIT SLIIYE Size 8 to 16, Well Made. Reg. $5.9:8 value Men's Plain Black Dress Oxfords. Well made, Save ~I)W. Big Value Beg. $1.211 8 Pact Colorful lntulated Tumblero, Shop early and aavt. Shop Early. c .88 ea poir 9th--10th-11th ' lrreg., . E., , . \II . ".,... , N PULL-ON SPORT· .BOOT --- - - FABRIC Aprd Furniture PUMPS SA'LE! OF CHARGE BAOC MAGIC Mtttrus $39~95 A JlamoroUJ 1ccent to Priced 8.99 & 10.99 LateClassifieds OPEN EVERY DAY 9:00to 5:00 SATURDAY TIL9:00 P.M. MIDDLIPOIIT, 0. 4 • .3tc THURSDAY • FRIDAY· SATURDAY Sale I 20% OFF .4ri~ Conjererwe T._be PI';' Patio Furnitu·re PI(NIC CHEST m-ade, ereen &: woit :lrul' white, Ugbt weight " lruile ... laathar "'""'" . • ttnulne Nonngllft wattr rePellent . .tt • • ••sw.t-Pt;oof" Hexlblt lpltt-lul..er lnioiH • cuah~ .,.,. wedtt sola " · :No W., ja.t allp them IIDd tho St. Know pull-on boot, crafted for . CoD!I ~ ~ try on a .,..._"" See theae and save. House Paint_ ..,. $p ton ' ,1Spd. .... . ··· ·- . . lt!il!l~ . " - 'tit ...,;;.""...;, Spring .Coats Styli~~~P ·· I I opeed · See ~~~-. at low dlacount Jl!'leo, ' ' :' these. Shop earJy discount price. . Save ·now. .99 $1.88 ... .Bar-8-0" . .Gtill -.. ~. :, - .·.·.:" ... 2 PIECE SET PAINT PAN & ROLLER . ~ . ·· Fbr. 'thatl)atio. · 24" Sttueto Bar. ·s .Q Grijl, Rot!. $12.f,l value, new All. METAL WUTE IASIET . . pric:.... ·1Shop at li!ore. ... . 01 • . .$,.••... ' {, '·· .• St., Pomeroy ··-. [• ' . ~77 D~'fiD 12 QUART SIZE Your Bonanza .:.~~~l:::'~'15·" ,r. ed Bathroom Seato. New lqw · low discount Breeze . . box ·IFANS MMam · ~r!ed:~~~=~· You will one of "5TRUC'f(!Y,~'.2~JNCH 9 value Foam lee Picnic .$6·''••• DIXIE -Red W'1111 makeo. Large 54,ze Reg. $2.73 < New Reg. $8.00 value · All AluminUm Lounge, lor th•t .p.atio or porch. Llfihl WI. Well made. $J.33 ' 79e WGE FOAM ICE LOUNGES Jlebcin'a Mill · .( • DISCOUNT After Shave Loflon ,.,c. 59c PRICI SAVE AT BONANZA! eoor...... Mllod •• REG. $1.25 OLD SPICE DISCOUNT ff.OO AlumiLawn ChAir. Reg. $1.00 value Fancy Metal Tray Tables. New low diaeolllil price. Buy several now. c DISCOUNT PRICED ·ALUMINUM llWil 111141 . Tray Tables ' ON ALL 1H01 IHOI' • ,, .·with prfd.e.•nd. confidence .1111 Z!J" -::_; fntheMiolollelleckNIIcttol,. 1rr. . . 1 '., ' CARA.VELL·E~~ BAKER fURNITURE m. ~~apman-Canaday ...... ;1 ouilov•s QUALITY REG. 89c VALUE- NESTLE Julf o.\e of the Mony Yoluoi You'll Plnill At __ _ HYMN SING 1lfl1 be beld at Mt. Ollve ~. lllli t i lorn, Ohio, Sunday,·April 12, ·ot 2:00 p, . i • _ , ropelletlt Oro lluOMt nNTED FREE your prom COI!umo. ' ea HAIR SPRAZE Buy DISCOUNT PRICE! FANCY METAL TV cpr c II 'I First Quality CUJRion. SelJa Work Sox. &ell.erll 'pa'ir now. See tor c wear a Reg. 29<: Men's Special purchase of mfg. close outs of values to $1.99, COtton Loop JW·gs, value plus, We can save you ·money. Save .now at your Bonanza storfl SOLE white ·Socks-· LOOP RUGS lie(, 39< 20xto Large Connon Both Towela, AO&Orted colon, '·"i .... '" . 1 �I 1o-nat)J senUn•l. Pomeroy-Mid41eport, o., Apr. 1, liM • , • I ~~~e _,.,~~on to .,. Altar Arranqements, Therapv for LQpn. April :zi.JII. ~§~~~t held In Proyer ai!CI .,..ce bf Mn. 'l'lloqlu Bonu ....,. ~~~e. meot· The varu.. o1 gard011 the"'"" wu made ill- 111e. wort Ill& afler wbldl retrethrrle•~'l (lftd flower ll1""'etetelll ~~~~ OQ!Ie t· Gallia .,C'.oitDIJ, llld . 1":::: ... • N • hbo Th hG etg rs I'OOCI rac;e I 1iUe olWSWS Lesson Series Gardens, ore TQoics at .Meeting .lftl\~-"9 I ~, Mn. Pbillp OltllflCtt _,.. :Y · · « -~4J'Ii •.. pve Results. I 10 top•.l "Ct.ristlan ,..,.,..,, '" """' were .....,.....,. or an b" ed Ill M cb and .A U "" . . ..., 'lnd 0 C a1 M.. ~~·~ tPtlle s.u(l..;;.. As!L ' · Purpooe of A report on Nepal was given , opel. meetJi!c. ~ he be!d at the =ti~gs. e or ~ ~ulbnro the t)ipe ot ch~ buQcl. .Balley .. •• t · . . SalJirdaJ ~ · ' ~ ' ' · r' ' lht "oopic wao 10 ~:ve a bttjer by Moss Dorothy Lon& and her i Gr•ce Ep(;.;opii pariBh bouse • . mg, and llgbtln1, " Ill a Clau f:fJ p. Jll, · undi: . , lall!li"' of lbe.. hbtorlcal, l symbol was a lock. beeause II i June l when thO Pomeroy Gar- Micrll. ~al: !~r P~::~:J.; : : cbu~ 'l'beMI~~Ru~lral Pbllatllea WO!D~ Ill .the ,\ cui raJ 1J1C1 reilflioils back· locked out the world and tried ' den Club ~ Mooday afler· we om . • . • P1e rur •· P Y • W bolcl MJdinepon ClltJFdl oi Cloltlt II'' :_ d of Southe .. A'll•. tu Uve by Itself. Scripture read· noon at the' IIOirie of !.Irs. L. C. ~..~! ~~~~I IIJJ.~ ~rt~ the. ~ ~~0~:" Bap~:y: wal 7,30 P· IIJ• wi!J 1j>onsor a ~ 1111 ~lllr08 F(>ur reports on w•tllern As- inl! of Romans 12:1 by Mrs. Karr, Sprlnc Avo. 1re, · · · · · cone~ • moo · borne of r.rr day, April 11 at the Trl lAD1:r'l Ia 1\>el"l' giYen wit~ M!! Her· Don Hum10! closed lht program. Mrs. Harold Brown, president Unger, Po"':.troy. flMemben ::. thought thel altar :.r:ay ,;!J~owler ' Cleon~·Jtom 10 uq. 14! I ,P,JD. 8 bert' Dix..i · rt'potrti.1g on India During the business session, conducted the meeting which Eruo;n Ina 0 : 'roD ::.~ m~dt~o plaadd her and Roct"~, w111 Mn. ~kin Kelly abll ~. U 88 er and' uSing .. n.r symbol, ihe Mrs. Menzel Smith presiding, opened witb de,votlons by Mrs. Jc res ...,_ty n e ce w t we · . ·at 8 .m, Allred AlleDJW!J111! ,m eo-c!Wr· C<IW It Is the largest dtmocra· It was voted to send • check to 1!.. w. Coates. Members Ill- call. lne I go to wc.-sb!p the Creator. meet ...~?!,~ Gf p wm he . . cy . the nat"'" and ooe wiJoie Ctmp Otterbein at Logan for swered roll eall with a wild During tht . bus •• meet ng Mn. Cllnloll Fisher and Mrs. and ~" .. - angel" bo ;;--;;;;; . ;;;;;;~._ .•,, 1 Dower In their garden. A card new WUUam Morris dlaplayeclllll\l . cuesodl.i. m Y1mS tor food. · decided to purcbue reading of thanb was read from the C. """ appointed ,:;.;• J •· tar arrangement using dalf.,. """' · P . Bend MJu C&ro\ Willi~ ell Mljtmt • Melfi .C.IIfY E. W. Downie family for a C. M. Henneoy, · am~ .... .__ •••· tulip . · lea and Tile omeroy bold ....,.,., . Q -or II 1 do liCit . " ""· ·. 11 ~W~y,,!~~C:: 1n memory of Mrs. Arnold arid Mts. Garnet Enl' UWI, •w•Ywua, vea Band Radio club 'lVIII . ·-""!~"' ·•, poUtle¥ IIat tbe United Metho- sminger. Miss Nellie Zerkle, greenery. At the close of tile regular monthly meetlntl al VICI!UOII ~ .• ONI.Y,, . dis! Churdl CHI Easter. program chairman, Introduced program JDemhers and guesll Youth center, MaBOD, w. VL ., · A • communication was read Mrs. Carl Horky who gave an were served 8 oalad course Thursday, at 7:30 p.m. !rom Mrs. Edward Mazicka, flag Interesting . paper on "GardeO with sandwiches and coffee. Tho Tile El ..., Cilele Ill chairm8n or District 11. remind· Therapy" in which she Intel- lable was ~ered with • white Melbndlat, Olurob• will ttie members to take slide preted the value such therapy cloth and wotb ~ '111Ul'lda1 at 7:30 p.m. II pioetures of tbeir garden and provides lor the giver ... Well rangement carrymg out .;,:e II \be !'burch. Mn. Clllrlel 1 t,. enter them In the photo con- as the receiver of the proaram. low and wlllte color me Byer II devotional leader widl test. There are three entry She. mentioned · !hilt the effects which combined yellow snop. the prosram 1.9 he pruenled by classes. (!) A SCI!ne In a spring of this therapy had been del«· d1'11gons.. dalfndUs and fe~ Rev. M. E. DoWBOD. ·l'oltei&Of garden, (2) Your favorite flow· mined early iD the ffrst eftorts an English flint i!lasa con • an Mn. Alite Hawley and Mn. ering tree in bloom, and (3) a to help sick people espeelal)y Yellow tapers In oandwlcb Norma West, close up of a named variety of those being treated 'for ~~~ental g!JIIo holders <!ompleled I b t The Cttholte Wpmen'a dub peony. conditions. · stlting arranged by Mlso Hat·l(jiiiiii-,Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijii 'l1le meeting of the Region 11 She told ol the work of gar- ne Maroe Smith. and Mrs. Fr~. of Ohio AS80Ciation "of Garden den clubs In Ibis area and ell- Mn. Hayes presultd at the sil· Clubs to be· held at the Pom- ed various ways tO reap bene· ver coffee service. WORLDS FAIR eroy Elemenl"'f school April fits of this activity such as spon- were Mrs. Malcolm Roller, MI!S 11 was announced and !l!embers soring junior garden clubs and Smith and Mrs. J. H. 'niUI and by freyhoulldl were urged to attend. helping older people to he In- Mrs. Richard Gress contribut, A paper "Wild Flowers of lereoled In growing plants: pro. lng, America" propared by Mrs. vidilll! tray favors, m•klng minCharles R. Karr Sr., was read lature garden with various seeds DAV PLANS DINNER · by Mrs. Fred Blatllnar, telling and other PT9iec!s. Tho Disabled American Vet· of many uncommon wild flow· Follow!NI tlie paper a dis· erans and lht Allllllary wiD • ' ;;:t' :'h ~~d~o:ioot::he~ll•:·v~e~i:•~klllinR=·~cu~rtam:·~·~an~d~f~ix~tu:re~s~-~I~t~w~a~s 2 1 :'aiJ: *'" :::.J::. au: R~!eshmenll GRANDMOJIIEfi~· INFORMATION D&AIIUII8I . - _. ............. ~ ..............'"' wm~ _.NIA.IL UOULA'ftON8 llepllilllcfoieaftd~.._:, ·c,,...,...,... 1951 Ford Fairlene 500 • "'boor $795 Spotleu elesa Interior•. Beaullful ; toao tlnllh, oil load llrH, IUiomlllie InDo., V8 lfti!IDI, .Jl, ,H, HOI obarp aacl 111••· . ( .1961 Podge lSI Ton Pickup . WANT MD f>. M. Dl:r ....._ .... M ......,. D=dlb.e . . "" II. cmie nommat~l :;:'.";'"~tee 01 \ 'l'be . ;:'!. gu:;ts ; ........ ,........... · ~ 8 a~~"': ~Ana. blo for cbii~h alt:ara', were pi'O- _,,at A~. · ·" 'l;l>t ~IIP\llt ""1 i11 ~~~~~;~~~~~j~e report oo PUW.ou anctllel aym- Ohli1laer. .I!* ·1 aram ~~Is;::'!: ~ Mrs. l!laf!O!I Fmldl Prt(ealonll Wcitneo'• Club 1.Wiw .not..BVB bul ~<Is a -brok~• dl!ih, l'eiJl'l!' · dloport . .a n . ·~·• ..,_ td the IOPIC.' " Piaftri apd· flnanqt .~!IN . ain.,.t hor 1tose Hill homo. ..,.!ir,g h"llten ,..,"'k"'• b&- p G d dly effilllll ill8· ~~~~~= <;hurcb .Altar~" WCtp from 111 meot W~ 'ot 1 p,m. .aldlftllllll: -"~' ' ·.. tw,..n India and P•'·"~'"· Mn.i Omeroy DT en of the C. ' ' '"~ ------ 1111cle, "1'ffe Cllallcel" by lAo tbi &llumb.la Gq ~. at "•i!WJl;~ Tl!! ,lesson w~. the 1\nt ol a Cldon 'l'tok1 nad ~ylon and · · · • Company. roy and Mary Kul:t. She aceentLndp will ~ an • , ....ioll;llf-111!....,...,.,..;..;;1 "'~~ < .at.itled To Seell A ber ''I•· t.o• was • atrir.j! or ClubPianntng The meeting . was . orl&tnally td thNe .CUicles to lltal' IfMt qo p. be 11 '. •. l:lo.r· ~ "" '" , :fbrougb lht Grace pearls t..cause '"' ct>i•r.try to 0 M • 11<heduled at _· lite 11m81 '1'lllll ranglune~ll· ini;I!Jd!J18 fll!'JII. ,eo~ aa. at 'hall Ia .'f~ , 'n,', . M~ Oil el .. ···' .M'rs . l'l>omllS Benl! .called a pearl in \be Indian pen eetmg bnme but due to lllnea. .... or, aild "Iii. -~..... ol the dltpmt. will be ran. II ............... Hollie · · Gree'n· .~ was the leader, IUI•ht 11 . her Ocean. ~ p•c-1 . . , ·, __.. _, _, f · chanced to Middleport, and it ~-wen used Accord!•• the WUUam , Mrs. Hatmaa .c·o:~,. ..... •If' t di l)aYtl• eaterlllned lbe wsws or lht Enter<llurctl M<llldly tve- . r' \ ~ ---· e eyL · ·$1295 •l!llne. a ft. bndT, low miJMio, 10,000 mUll, lleoter, 1960 Plymouth 2 Door · V8 enJIDe, outomatle trona. Rodlo, b..Ur, ovor willla tiDI<b. . a~ ' Pomeroy Motor Co. OI'IN IVU. 7:CIO P.M. PCIIIIIROY, OHIO , $989 tlreo, Blatt . . ® Notice :Hotpoint Custom Built-Ins cenre:;, "';: DHIGHED·REMODELED ·KITCHENS ev. 'N ·~ !j: new ·· diet·rl cola ROUND TRIP TO ' only '1 ers and how they can be tran!Y cussion was . held on ways and ebrate their 29th anniversary 5Avl' vouR *c COLA. DIIT.ftm coLA. MIH~ planted, lht condltlolls to cor· means of providing. such thera· ' Monday ' evenlll& withu si% ,respond with original setting of py in MeJg!i County. Mention o'clock dinner. All \be plant. Mrs. Elaettnar closed are urged to attend. by readinc in original poem Bride" prepared by Mrs. Kurr ....,. , .,•. . - - 1 written for the meedng by Mrs. was won by Miss Lydia EbersAustraUa II8J .a average of Allee Frick entitled ''Wild Flow- bach. Tilt hostess se"ed a des- only 3.6 persons per ers." sert course during the social mile. compared to India 'I A guessing "Tho Springt hour. persons per squiiN mlle. Npw you can have that new kitchen Hotpaint ellsIbm bul,ll·ins for any home. EASY TERMS. Ingels Furniture ",,: Middleport, Ohio Phone WY 2-2635 per se'PVing no ·Iugar at all ' WE DO IT FOR LESS! ' Card of Thanks TIUI CAPS; FR~IT ORAHGI AND UPPER 10 IOTTL1 . THEY ARE VAWAIJ,II · Notice WI WILL PA.Y ~ .CIIIIT . . . . IACH TO YOUR FAVORITI CHARITY. WE, llO ALL tkld of palntlnl, ~ roofa, vaUeya, gutlen, ad general repair work. bulldJ chimneys and cmcrete• Anywhere In Mel&• CoUnty. M._ City, Raven~wood. Call us. .Sarson 6: Burst. Ph<111e I VI 3-Wt, Portland• .. '· 4 JI ' ' . '<it )" /I If· . ~' '' 'PlAY "' lio - ....., •• ·• ~ ' ., ·-, ,y ; r, . ~ o,; . ., · " ' I [J,•t, ~ -. :d t M- Top Value 2 Kf.O'-r.,IMh = :;.orotb.a Neu.tdlnl'. Pomeroy, Oh!G Mn. Eua:,ae H•D.lnf· Pomeroy, 0 . ';!Homer B. Gr....,, l"oDei'OJ', Ohle ,,Mn. c. K. me._ lr.. PonuroJ, o•. J l:lolle CouolJ.,, Pomero,., Ohio •Vll'lie Buell.le.J', PoPlt:roy, Olllo JAN Sl)d.oo, Pom.roy, 0~ c • • , , PICN . ICS Ground Be Katie C. Gat.b, Poateroy, Ohl• lADa G11th. PoDHHJ, Ohio Mrt. .lOHPh lobaHI:L Pomero7, 0 . J:-rerett R. 1\lh-..-. Potnei'OJ, 0. . J'Q"t Lopa, Pobltii'OJ", Ohio ;!D.f- ~ PoDarOy, OhiO H. Deem, Pomero,., OliW - :'<Gtnld Dllltv, PoDHr. Ohio : Bttt1 A. Baromiell, Pomftoy, Obla ' MOTORS ' Shop afttr work r ,...,_ Open Ivery Night Tlli:OO PM lb. •• -- P...-oJ, Ollie 1'. \ Steak .............. 49$ .. ' . Baking Hens ·~.. 29¢ · Bacon ·t· ••••••••• ,-..... 59. ( a.l. (lovo - ...... w~e . ~ i •• ' ";. .•. 7*'::!;$1 .\ r' .. 10 .. ~. $1 ;~- , .. ,.:,:, ,. c. Cat-~p ·. 6~ $1 •' J . 50 EXTRA ...,._,..,...... ., • .,. 11 •• ' ~ f • ...,_- ... . 1.,:~ ,.w ~ '1-:1...): _or f~, .•7-~l!l} .):, f • ,)_,. "'r·• . "';[[ . • ' ' , C<il1 ..,. ~ . ~-· . ·,... ' •·:p;~'!i ~ ... ;.'f.,; ;~· ;.·. , . . . . ~-: -:· ., • •' • • , __,.,. . i . I''. i , ,. : ' : ·r l "j. /' . .'..:· I · ·..·: 1 .~,.., , ~.i.i '· .•;-,, ·> • r ~- :•·_··~··fi- ·,:;c,. ,, ·.-L ~,.cr· ' ,. 31 USED C.US ' '· 1 • ' . ~ ' · "•" ·Ill, ' f .....:.....;_...,..,..,f-o·.~~~..-· . ,~, . .,. ..... Ot .. TomotOt$ .. - .·~..:~.7.1t1t) ; . •• ·~ ~- . -··~~t- .....i ..... \ i_. EvC:ir1ft~tecJ, Milk ...:~~.~r' J . • , . '" .. ' ' ~ ," FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. ._, Kroger Ch•••'•._;..'·.....,:c..,.i~ 2~ ~lc ·.' ·)· :,..·, ·· ~·--._.j ,.,. .,.....:. u.. , ..... , · .. ·. ,., 11 .·l•·'l-1 ' .. · · .. ,. KII;OGIR Mlut , .,..,~ .· .1.. ' · 3 clns •1 ·. · --t~ "·•, '• ''' 1 · .· . roP-: ¥Mua ~~­ ,. •' ' box• Aut. Flwors ··~ i; .• •••••••::...,_• #p'•l ......_.. ......._ --" ''" ~,__,.. 190L READY· MIX CONCRETE ' •.",r' .. ., '· · · • . . .,• $l ,. , 'l•_·.·· Morton Po.t P18 7 . . . . ..Kroger Bread .,c....~,·~•~•...,.,.,.nur.s.~· ·~, White C:_lood-Tiss~e ·' --~!~~i~·i~ Swansdown : .• '' •.ji (.J}; ,.... SAVE$ .•. Kroger Dollorl)dys '· 1942 FORD ' . .... .. ' · Sauce ' .. Power lleerlnc. ':~ broteo, ou-Uc II Radio iUld boater• I •t.is. Kr... ......., ,l I ; Peat .••• .. ..-.. Ap,,, ........... 1 • . ' ' .. ....~ "" '. nt ,. ';;.,U,. .· .. ..... ~ 1....... \ijQJl ·~··-~~·- .. . . !!- ·~·..... Cr~ -wtth .. 1'01' '"'"•• _ .VALUI 6 ,urchoH ef ·- ' . !! · ~,• . '·_ , ...•.~Roa u . . · s·. .'~.. ............·s··· '·9 2 .. a· 9"'Ri' Fresh ~~i: .... k1ETROPOUTAN ' lllloool .. :Itt! . 'W. G. BarOIIdcll:, Pom•roJ, 01l1o lin. Gtfll• luut. PcnaeroJ, o. ·J.IaMila a~~Me~~, Pomet'O)', Oble - ' Roll·Roast .......-., ..... ---r "'CJi•J• · I.... )lt . j • '~ !:'~ .. Jlln. D. Ill. Clelad. Pomvo,., 0, iC~rt~ f lit; ~ ._.o.;:j, ~. ; Stamp Winnan ;~(~i f ' ' , I ' r rw· J U Stc I· ;'. !1'!1. ,.. ,ll 'l i(l ·' i'!tO:.O ih:.: ti ' . I ,., eNO FUSS efit!C)MUSS t eNO WASTE Dellvere.!l 't;IINct te Tour Job GOEGl'EIN;READY-MIX -CO. ' . l ,' .I, W't2-3214 MIDDLIPOII' ' ' . ' ' �)) '' . •' ,,;,;~-C-he_,;.sh-·Jre .--...;.l·; aoldt'~t E~ter ;;~· '""'. and Ms. L. J . Reynolds. No-l ~ampolls spen!Su~ ' A~ ~ r.ir.' ~f Market Repo'rt Mr.l Mr. and Mrs. George R. with Mr.lfamRy of Light 1S to IUO; l'at Sows 12 · ble and famUy of Logclon. o .. and Mrs. Otto Rothub. . Mrs. James 'l'bampsol1 ' P ~ n t · tu n: &tills 10 to 12; 'Boan a Mr. and Mrs. Alva ROUilh spent Sunday and Monday viJ- 1 Mrs. Mary Taylor of Dela-l SUnchly with Mr. IIIII Mrs. Har· . to 12; Sows and flp 1D to 100: ~~- KATIE LONG . and dau5hter, Debbie of Atron itlng Mr. and Mrs. Raymond [ ware, 0. spent Saturday !ritb old Hood and famUy. GaWpobo, llllt., AprU 4, liM ShOOt& 5 to II. · Mr· and tdrs. MlcbHI Fry spent Easter here with 'relatlv· Zerkle and other relatives. 1Mr. and Mrs. James '11lompson. Mr. ~nd Mra. Jim Fl7m of HOGS- 171 to 220 lbl. 14 1o CArn.E - St.e<a 1$ to 1!2: l)ltllt the ~ Ylsltlng Mr. es and ·lrleodt. Donald Shamblln of Alexan- Mr. and Mn. Cllte MOOI't' CoiUJilbQa. Mrs. $Je . 'Par.... IlUG; 220 to 2M lbs, 14 to 14.50; lleil"''' 14 to 20; Baby Beef II . land Mrs. Howard Dunn tl{ eo. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rile drla, va. apent 1 few daya bead and Patty &I ColumbuJ and J!illl J~. Mr• .-.! M.-S. Jay ! • , to 24; Fat Cows 12 1o 15; Caz>. "t.nibus, . . and famlly o1 Columbua spent ltllig hla mother, Mrs. Edith spent Sunday with MJo, and Ml'!l. Hall Jr. and family, Mr. and art and 11011 llle!ll SU!M14y wlth ners 10 to 12: Buill 18 1o 19; ~·. o. D. King. Mr. and Mrs. the weekend with Mr. and Shamblin. . Everett Lona. 1Mrs. Pete llfll of Middleport Mr. alii Mrs., Jay Hal~ Sr, and jMI!k Cows !00 <o 1$0. . H. A. Brown and Alberta Rey-' Mrs. Ivan Grover. ! Mr. ond ~11'$. Tlm Evans of · Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hood and l and Mr. and Mrt. Gerald Stew· family. . VEAL CALVES- Tops 28.110; t . ••I 1 I .- .:...:..~··'.. ·- ' = tJ lieconds 24 2i: Medium zt t4: Com.' Hva. 20 to 21; (:II IS to ,JII. SHEEP- Ewes 6 Lma. 5 to. I~; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; Fat lll)eep 4 to 8; CU1Ia 1 to 5; Buckl 14 to I; Fat Wethers 4 to 10. LAMBS - Tops 19: lle<;Ollill 14 . te It; Light Wis. 12 ld It; Common 10 to 12. • • Hollywood Scripts· Nick Adams; New Breed of Oscar Nominee r, lr SwiH'e Pre1111um - 11. s. Gov't, 1"'' rcttd Spici'd LUNCHEON MEAT • Gold Medal . SWIFT'NING 01 59 l-Ib. can . '11' . 3-lb. Con SWI" 'S- PIIMIUM- U. I. GOY'T. · PerkSIIeuhllr '. Pillsbary'a. BEST PICIIC SnLEHAM ' STAB·KIST Middl~port 3 Monday thru Thuroday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Fr1doy and Saturday 8:30 A,M. to 8:30 P.M. Wllllo _. .. thl• .. • 89 10 ....... $1 lll:ttul•r•r s~ 50 . .-$1 lORI F Wltll Ut." C••P•• ••• Pare UM uC EVANS Hoffman's EVANS COLA Crape - TV MOVIE Oran1e - Lemon · - .Cinltr Ale Starrin1 39 ' 12-os. con 16 ~ •1 't: 11 ~~~ 38 t~ 41 White Tollow - 3 2& · Puss 'n boots CAT FOOD Chlct.on I Llvoro - 8 ~ h Malt~ Warcl Bond 11:20 Milk 81lls 100.Ct. pkg. 31 !k: 27 Potted MEAT '. Lomon SuprtiM $1 COUPON THROUGH APRIL 11th Rec.&3c P~d:elll , f I II Now on bit 4Sc for ,n J Ilk tull) • , • ltdn~r~ l onu l ook Coup011 • nod ~G •t 2·1•. . 30 EXTRA S&H SUMPS each With 101 uaDNUS IDGK" CDUPOIS HO, ~EHOLD HELPERS SAVE lllc WITH "BDIIU$ BOD I" COUPON~ Gel Fa11aua IMPERIAL STAIIILESS STEEL 8" CHEF'S KNIFE ftr OniJ lla wHh 60o "BONUS BOOK" COUPON AJAX UOUID ALL AJAX CLtAISER PURPOSE CLEANER Be S.re To Dtlpolit 11• WEEK UH SWEEPSTAKES EITRY COUPOII ..... aft&~·-- your l!'loiFChol4 .. box Witt. y our purc!.aae of , Packa. . of It GlllffiE CIOn Johnson'• Oh POTATOES ..t ......,. from ( ,-- Apr, • t ~ru Mcl1..r ltoelr.t.l Apr, 11, IN4 . V~ELINE PONDS . swtniHH ;1,j;,';).IUM JIUY COI.D CIIAM· . bt!. 75 SUNKIST OIA- IAII Med. jar ' UEAiiDpoCOD i~79 ·:a FISH STEAKS - --- · - · - - ALL MIAT BOLOIIA 10 each POLE BEANS Tondor,Fresh • us. or By-The-Pitce Pttm!UM ,., llbo. l9 lniDNfH 79 5c Off Lobel • SAVE 10~'\",;J . Jua:. ' , '· breal.ab" 11.91. All Meal $25 In Tapool ......... Fine Baked Foods HOT DOG or HAMBURGER ns J ' 1· .. Sllcad ' ., ., ,,, 't:-21 't:Z7 ORANGE 4 2 Enameled SAUCE PANS .-lol~ ' . ' All· N . . ., ttooilfwltht &::~:: ~· :~· ' ' ,.. ' ' r 77 EVANS LOW PRICE DONALD DUCK . • 1" ...._... '1 ' ' Reg, 35c Pkg. of 11 .,.,.ry "''""· s.n• EVANS LOW PRICE SAVE can& ' '! IWiill c•..,.• ;: =ch EVANS LOW PRICE --r.. heu"..... · .; inot.. ~ 28 • •r 7·7 · onotr.olo.l oiooL Many .IVANI . •ton; te ony ohtco•1 oooy .~~ lo tloooo; CototMO .. II $!.Sf, . ' . 15 • Q!JART Chll~rtn'• ITIUTYIAIL BOXER SHORTS Stvnllly ............... lo... 1110 ,.n whh h""YV looll Joo..ne."'"' ......... 2,_ $1 'lluo U. Pollohoollvons Low Prloo '(I'·., ~.-..... ...... & .. ,.. ~e... c._,. ot 7tc , . . . . ·•• . r , _ c: ...... EVANs LOW · PRICE . :SHAMPOO· ! ., 7·7. ' lgo. (or . 15. - 5~49 . ,.- •-1· ,' ' lli..&.M.'OO 59 6-os. cons 11·011. cona .CAL IDA Fre1ch Fried Potatoes Frenoh Fried Potatoes Glick :_.il Waffles .Chef RoHrta Pizza 'Appil' ·war Pizza CAL IDA ·. VASEUNE :. HAil •TOHIC IIUCE ' !::25 :;:11 ::-11 ~~·· I=·· ·····-· IUNS!IItl *'IOU PAClt Lge. IMttflt 39 lb. Plno ond P•lnh. Soft and comfootoblt. Ideal hr Sofa, Chair, Porth, Pcrtle er at . , . _ . . . , ., Llol Price $1.91 f:• ,. c•...,..,. lwlft'• O.u=:=:u:lf '!:VAN$ ·OS. . (With Coupon) Butt' ' plastk:. L Draun.. Chvdr. NOW 1MIU S.U., .._,11 11ft! At AH'f -~ large ll1e. lounll dlvlcl.. tray, ma~llztcl colon. Madl of un- U. ; MOll !vet• lvNI' TIW - i t~ "" 11 z. ...;.;fPaiiiWU ' Jt.tLO :!~t. " 14-oa. tf1t .. SUPEROSE 8-os. 51''- Magic Bleach GALLON · Aerowax Pledge Polish · ""'· ~" I . Lestoil s,ray StarQh A.:.;,ll ;· . 12-. Hl·lb. boo ' GoiKI 011lv 1 87 AJAX LAUNDRY DETERGENT Bon A11i Jet Spray Aw.uC..n..... &9· PI• so_. a..r .._ With 2c ON LAIIL . Gl•nt Gltlnt ltolnlo11 StHI llcu:l•• •nd coupon ,.,.. fvou Ma!l• r boaklet Good o•dr Ae'· ' thru .-,,,, II , 1964 • II · . 2::: 71·. 2 !:~ 21 AJAX FLW& WALL CLEAIER ' · FRESH MEATS Bu,fet Size F~~~~s.! Veget~!~J ·• •. Golden Corn nol _ 8 "'"'. . . · '8 ...... 'I Wh·tI e Co rn otylo .oney Pod Peas . C11' Green ,. Sh.ellie Beans · ·Sliced:·Beets · ' ' ..... 8. . <i'ilt ·Sliced Carrots ,Peas ·tnd ·Carrots cana ... 'I '8·-· .•. ki: '~ ... .-· mni ·I ,· Frlltt CocktajJ' lra,.fruit Sectio·na > Yelllw ·· Cream Rlllfy .Rtftnnce Encrclopedla oh ... 29 Brach's Choc. Cov~ Peanuts :~-:;: 39 29' Kaukauna GoudtCheese ze,~.··. 39 · ·" Marshmallow Peaitifi IIACH'&., 39 .Bordon's Sl. Cheese";;::!:: ptr,.·49 ' Marshmallow Peanuts Lorge Sin · Revol~ing SUZY SERVER TOSS PILLOWS & whoto K.. Cln~/ VOLS. 2 Throush 5 • 1.50 or more In 1 Stokely'• ,._, FREE with "BOll US BOOK" 99c I ( AIIM!rrl •Rd pleiYrl ,., .. t No, I Wit._ ye\lr , urcho• ' pk4J, "WIIIIIm of lht Animal Kinldom" ,.. !.OL69 Veal Steaks II-. pkg. PINEAPPLE 69 IRIADEO lllAqt'S.._ !01 011 Lolool · pk•... • FRIIZIR QUl iN WillS 6 ~~:; 89 Gladiolus' Bulbs · ·~J ~:·•1 . . Whipped Margarin~;..~ .· ·~ COCOA MIX 11 BeefSteaks loolh lutteNd cUcuMBERS DO~A~gOD ~·' lliPa 49 20-oz. WEEK TO lET M BftiA a..r ... PI,IRID bag _4~c= ~:~·___;;'1--~ Save 45c Tai Yu · - FRIEZIR QUliN lb. 11 Bygrade's WHTN CHAN. 13 HUNTINCTON, W, VA. MOW OM SAU Only 27 APPLES '1 ~ Htrs..r'a Mini1l1rts Nita, April 9th 61/z-os. Cons Chlckoo Nine Lives "• "''IHSHEY'S INSTANT Jemeo Cacney Sjlwia . Sldo:oey lb. !!:69 BeefSteaks ALL PURPOSE - ROME BEAUTY Tuna Cat Food Dovll'o Food 19-oz. t.oxe1 lb.·59 39 ··. CAKE MIX Lip I BREASTS CORNED BEEF ut.·~ . cnt~beef Hygrade Vienna Satsage 5 !:~ •1 DUNCAN HINEr · ~7o 2 _H1d111 Napkins whlto lunnlne SALT '"'" lodlzod "BlOOD OM THE SUN" · Ptrltcl lor funclito, •nackl,, •nil partlto • 3 Mir1cle M•lze Co111 Bru4 Mix lie To, Pun•l Biller CoH•M•te ~~·· 21 Featura ' PREM friadisoa SwH.I Pickles Mhc•d Nuts StorthT.e Theoter v..1 Swift'• Premium-Ton.rer C:row-1,1. S. Co•'t. lnepecttd '410 .Save 14cl Hygrade swtn•s can. PLANTERS ~ Thu11. Whitt 7 Now !luy Sal., Apr. 11 .... SAVE b~o . :"'' EVANS FlliiZIR QUliN FRYING CHICKEN PARTS 1\ Ya-oa. Naw tt.rv Sa l., Apr, 11 lb. Cut Up FRY·ERS Pork 301 MODESS ,. iEirLoiF A WHOLE CHICKEH . box" ••• of 24 ~:, ' MY T-FINE PUDDING 5 ..... *1 M11selman's Apples sn,.d ' 1 4 Hunt's Chili Sauce Hunt's Apricots what•, unpeot•<~ 3 ,!~. '1 Argo Pineapple Juice 3 "!: •1 Fren~h's Mashe4 Potatoes !:~~~t4• b~:· 19 2 Ver~ont . Maid:. syrup . ~· 49 Pillsbury Pa1cake Flour ·~~;~" ~'::. 27 • •• fan.._ •' 13 ~1-oz. No.l/1 . Cons ........... J -Ib, con Be 011 l.tbel Grade · "· s. ...... The.....hiJ Cooktd leaoly· T•·I•t CHUNK TUNA Corner S.cond . & Mill St., INSplCTED 1M • .z...... . ' . ' . . ~ · �.' ~ '*-SID!I "'I" 111ougb Ill ~lady ct ~ de GJIU)Ie 1worted ID • buslneM that may April It 11H1' M;ly &. .• lUng be ciescfa.d '8S 1 series of Hu..sein ol Jordan Is b)jer- ·etevz·s,·on Re'vU e 'llllfttlpp '" '"' I '. f " l 4111 . By RICK DU BROW U11lled PNa .IIJierllaUonal HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -Ernie Stem once wln!d the boss of a hotel chaln: " call me collect at your hotel." When tile executive called, Ernie told hlm there • 1 r 'm•ll,y Interrupt. viewed OD ·NBCTV'B "Meet 'Die · bJ awllvll;f. A olp m his Press" .wru 19•••Carloo .......,.. ' ... u 18111: "No ereaUve Idea da, govwor of tile JlrazD ~ - C1J1!t fNm I llleeling- of Gua1l8be.ra aDd I leader creatbJ1 ldeu II 1 lonely the revolt tblt has lhlnl•" · President JotO Goulart, I I OUR LOWER FOQD PRICIS ARE SPECIAtLY . DESIGNED- TO ·PUT SPRING IN YOUR· HEART · AND A SMILE ON' YOUR FACE! NO MATTER WHAT THE SEASON, · IT'S TINY'S F.OR THE LOWEST FOOD BILL I· age ol 41 there was an ovef'o i EnUe wu a good man. scheduled to oppear oo now lllrn<lUI at tile cbapell ' _ TV's "Face The Natl'l'l" where servl<:el for hlm were 'J'Ile Olaomel Swtm: "CBS R~ day. held. ' porto" w111 preeen1 a two-part There were good reaoon• for !::,::_.;:::::..!:~~:_::::...:::.:.__ _ _ _ _ _ __ that tumoo~ and I tltlnil you might be Jnteresled In some of DAJL Y CROSSWORD were two dirty blankets on bis them and in Ernie, He was a bed and lt was a beck of a way' small man physically, slight of to run a place. build, quiet by nature, lntell~ 1\nother Urne, Ernie bought a gent and tasteful, with a giant. new car, and when one of the shed sense of competence and door• 54JUlaked he pointed it decency. But above all he had ou t to the dealer. The dealer a oense of lndlgnatioo against just laug~ed. Ernie Immediate. " tile system" and ~~m>~~gs that ly wired to the president of lbe were docUely accepted, and company in Detroil. and lhe when this feellng was aroused m... ure """"" =:=... "'"""''" S.MJx, u .. ........ ~ nickname e. A.cillema. thodlcal 29. Hila (tllo t . 911m CORNER OF LOCUST AND PEARL STREET boll) Oil thO U,Fox;y 18.Bar<IWood c -: J!Olf ao. Metalllo lOOk 10.Beom 18. Youl:ll 20.01 » 21. OWlll&' 'l. Macaw.: Braa. &.Glut next day the dealer wa• In I he revealed a persooal flamErl)!e's qffi ce, hat In hand. boyance far more legitimate making am..ds. than that of moot of the perThe chances are you never formero be bad to promote. heard of Ernie. or anonymity Once, at CJIS. TV's main of. 1 Jll. : ; : : usually accompanies those In flee and studio building here, a 20. K1ll his line of work. Ernie was the top star didn't like a picture of ' n Coonme4 publicity chief here for CBS. himself that was displayed onl' ' :12.Baloo TV, and when he died of a one of the hallway walls. He K Copltlll: heart attack last week at the tore It down. Ernie heard about 2t. =rot ~~AN· .. ·· :U. Ciamor 211. M• IS. Man'• ,. aLEEca81ooo.l - n-..s U . KinJrot -..u 36. Bunowlni' anlmal 88. llnlrllllb 12. Sboetrme aa river 40.Boolt: - A MR. DUMPINGTON [R<IGilliiL. 10 SEE EXTRA -SPECIAL '/OJ, 110l.D ~1M lOWAIT. -- Pounds --~ 11.- I Ia.llea4t-, urop mgbee David Davies Buckeye llti. Veot ~RoliDIDir -.t;y U.llrownaln Ulewn 42.-t.oned DOWN Linner ~ DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE - Here'• how to worl< It: AXYDLBAAXR lo LONGFELLOW One letter simply .IIU.dll for another. In thla aamPI& A. Ia UJJt4 for the three IJ.. X tor the two O's. etc •. Single letters, apo .. trophies, the length IUJ.d formation of tho WOI'dl a re aJl hintl:._ ~~~ B&ch day the oode letterf are dlt'terent. II. .& DXllY BT GL W:M:S BI'GLWSZBS. - LHMBESZ· I.--.... otrTEA' SPACE jjA5 Y..-,-. "I'll tall you what I do with our monel'. ••• I use It to aupplement our credltl 1 Ornttoouote• ~NSIBILITIES BE WHO WEIGHS CAN' BEAR THEM.- MARTIAL ms flm. (Iii li10f, ~ ..- . ............ lac.) DONE SIL.LV THINGS TO SOME PEOPL.!!, tWr J.Er1s NOr U!T IT WIW:J( ~--~UFE. WJEH RADIO ·.• - . 'l BONUS BUY ' ..UNJ'S CATSUP 20 BOrnE c FRESH CELERY · bunch 1 pound cello ' LARGE ' . ""'~ -·,...;eN I Y c - . -. 200 c COUNT . - - . - . . -- - - - ARMOURS CORNED BEEF 12 oz. c '' CAN - . . - - - -- . ' ~ HIC FRUIT DRINK, 12 oz. can - - c' ... --- ' .. : NAVY BEANS · ' U$T~ E.N . ' ro· 1 Ll. BAG . ri·~I·Y'J • ' • i ' " '.,·, 3 LB. FOODLAND CAN SHORTENING - • - • • - • • - · c ., CRISCO c ·':: ' . '\ .-:: ~·· o.•,MI · '\ . ' :· ~ .. ' .'' ·'- ' -~ '!f; CRINKLE CUT FREN,CH .F,RIES, 9 4 OL pkg. - - - - . • ,.. , . ~ ' CEE·LECT ( .' . .'· 1 ••• - ·BOHUS BUY! . r;; ·' - - . - --- - - ·siZE · ·_ ' ' NAPKINS c oz. 0 I LI 38 oz. - - - - - - - - - - - . •. Y"JU S PARE A bag CARROTS . T) c FRESH TEXAS c oz. , 3!4 - - . ' ONIONS . . ARMOURS POTTED MEAT MOTHERS OATS, 42 oz. 'PERT.- ....... , ~":' • itcilks -!II c MONDAY THRU FRIDAY . ' EVERYDAY LOW PRICES HAM for SANDWICHES WMPO Radio 1:05 Country Uusle Time 8:00 Sign on News &:2111Countr:' ~smboreo 8:05 sBcred HeBn 8:35! Jolin Harm! 5,00 Community News PROGRAM LOG uo Country Jamboree , ~, _ f<.4~. Country EzpreSf MON ilAY TIIKOUGU FRIDAY 5:05 World, National News 8:30 Farm Nowa .. 7:05 Breakfa.st ·Party 5:15 Spotlight on Sports b 15 Sign On 6' 3.> Pat Buttram, M-W·F 9:1> Jones Buick Sho,. 5,25 Weather 6 15 Musical Clock Mel£8 Ct Agr. Ell. 10:15 The Good Life 8:4:1 5,30 Dinner MU&icale 7 :10 News Headlines 7:00 News 10:35 . Music In The Air · 6:00 Sunset Blvd. LITTLE OIU'HAN AIIINII 7:05 Breakfast Party 10,40 Under Oblo Skiea 7 31 MUSICOI Clock 7:00 Sign Off 7:30 News 10:45 This Is Music SA1VRDAY 7 45 The Wellne 7:35 Plckeru: Hardware 11:05 Top Ten Show 8 oo Ohio VaUey News 8:15 Sign On (Tues.·Tburs.l 11:35 Top Ten Show !Duttona) 8 05 World, National News 6:15 Musical Clock 7:50 News Repon · 12:00 Noou News 7,45 The Lifeline 8 10 Sports 8:1111 Breakfast Party 12:15 Musical lnt<rlude 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8.15 Weatller Picture 1: I) Bright Star Show-Tbnrs. 12:30 Rev . MerUn Teets 8:05 World, National NeWI 8 16 Musical Clock 8,30 Van Patrick Sporll 1,00 Platter Parr• s,55 Commonlty News 8:10 Sports Today Baker Furnlture-Wed-.Frl 5:00 Sundown Serenade 1:41 g,oo Talk ot tile Town 8: 15 Weather Picture 8:55 Opeo House 1:00 Sign Off 9,55 Mason County Newo 8' 18 Musical Clock 1:00 New• 8,55 News 10:00 Family Worship Hour 8:05 CoHee With Janet II(INIJAY g,oo Musical Clock 10' 15 Public Service 1:40 Beuy Newton 7:'JO Sign On 1:30 Song & Story Time 10:30 Latchslrlng 10:05 MlnlBterlal Assoc. 7:3$ Army Hour 1:45 Family Worship Hour 10:55 World News 10:211 Country Hoe Down 1:05 Herald of Truth 10:00 News U:OO Morning Melodies 11:05 Swll!l Sbop 3,35 Hour of DeUverance 10:05 High School Hit Parade (except Friday, 11 : 1~ Country Drlftero M·W g,no Wings of HealinR 10:55 News Cburcb Bell8 Ring) 11::15 lolasou CL Agr. E<t-Tue 1:35 Bible Speaks to Yoo II:00 Army Time 11:45 World News 11.15 !\.S.C. l'rogram-Fri 10:(10 Voice of Prophecy 11:30 Special CoiDJDunity 11:55 Mason County News 11.15 Family Worsnlp-Thurs. 10:3li Wash. Reports to People 12,00 Community News Programs 11:35 Farm Bureau 11:00 Country Hymn :rtme 12:00 News Roundup 12:05 Local News 11:45 Tiny's Country llymna u :oo Noon News 12:10 Markets 12:20 BulleUn Board 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 The Searcb 12:25 Newo 0 GI'IUIII 12:15 Mid flay Weather 12:15 Music Just For You 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 12:30 Saturday Matlnea 12,20 Evans Bulletin Board 12:1~ Goeuler'a Gum Star-Fri 1:00 Bflly Grabam U5 News Beat 12:25 NeWB 0 Grams 12:30 MuBie Just For You 1:35 Lutherao Hoor 2:oo Saturday MaUnee 12:30 Agriculture Agent 2,55 News Beat 3:00 Platter Party 2:00 The Church At Work 12:45 Country Go Round s,oo Saturday Matinee 4: 1o Blaettnsr Sbow-Tues. 2:15 T)le Navy ·swtogs 1:55 NeWI Beat 3,55 News Beat 4:30 Local News 2:35 The Bla Lie 2:00 Country Go RoLmd 4,00 Discin~ with llosa 2:55 Nel'IB Beat 4:54 BowliDI Scores S:OO The Quiet Dour 3:00 .L.et's Take a Break 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 Sundown Sereaade 3:35 Sunday Showcase · 3,55 News Beat 5:00 News Swmnary 1:00 Sign Off 5:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 4,00 Disclng with Doss 5:15 Dinner MU&lcale SATIJRDAY 5:35 World In Review 7:00 Sign Off 4:30 Interchange 8:00 Sign On 1:00 Sign Off By GEORGE WONDER c It's Not Spring Fever... ... Just Our·Regu.l ar TINY'S DELICIOUS POTATO CHIPS K X VV• XXPS11 II.S.floll.OI. .BONUS BUY!' Oln*cnom QuolaUon USLWVBLLZSLL \VEINERS pound pkg. f ·OHIO MIDDLEPORT · IIII.V- IT.Cbafee group 18.N..,...- ...... .,.NM. ... T.IIl. I t t $ :11. Ten:lbte :ILJowloh FiR,OZEN WAF.FlES • N~ AN El('TAA ,· DIME '!p'"PUT IN THE PARKING 11\ETii!R • .soz: . 1WT l . - . ·• .. ., .. - . • . I �THURSDAY, 9th- FRIDAY, 10th-SATURDAY, ••• 11th ~" RIOULAR $1.'15 WOMENS PLAstiC RAI!iCOATS Solo 11.00 RICIULAR $1.95 GIRLS PLASTIC RAINCOATS . . Solo $1.00 IIICIULAR sUS GIRLS ROllS - -- ----------- Sole 12.00 lti!GULAR $2.95 GUlLS 110115 ------- -- --- -- Sale $1.50 REGULAR $19.50 WOMEN$ fAILLE OUSTEIIS Sale $12.00 III!GULAII $17.50 WOMINS fAILLI! DUSTIRS Sale $11.00 REGULAR $1o.t5 WOMINS FAILLE DUSTIIIS Sole $6.00 REOULAII $4.95 Womons Lone Sleovo Sllpo- $wooton $2. IIEGULAR $49.50 WOMEN$ COATS · --------- Solo $J2.00 REGULAR $39.50 WOMEN$ COATs - --------- Solo $32.00 REGULAII $29.50 WOMI!NS COATS ---------- Solo $22.00 IIEGULAR $25.00 WOMEN$ COATS - -------- - Sa\" $20.00 RIGULAR $49.50 WOMEN$ SUITS ---------- Solo $32.00 REGULAR $59.50 WOMINS SUITS -- ------- - Solo 522.00 REGULAR $29.50 WOMEN$ SUITS ----·----- Sole $22.00 IIIGULAII $25.00 WOMENS SUITS - --- ----- - Sole $20.00 REGULAR $3.95 WOMENS DRESSES - -- -- - --- - Solo $2.... IIIGULAR $3.95 WOMENS BLOUSES ------- - -- Solo $2.75 REGULAR $2.95 WOMEN$ BLOUSES ---------- Solo $1.75 REGULAR $1.95 WOMEN$ BLOUSES -------- - - Solo $1.25 RI!GULAR $16.50 GIRLS DRESSES ---------- Solo $12.24 RIGULAR $13.95 GIRLS · DR USES •••••••••• Sole $10.24 REGULAII $12.ts GIRLS DRESSES ----------- Solo $1.24 RIGULAR $10-95 GIRLS DRESSES ----------- Solo $1.24 REGULAR $1.95 GIRLS DRESSES ------------ Solo $7.24 REGULAR $7.95 GIRLS DRESSES ------------ Sole $7.24 REGULAR $5.95 GIRLS DRESSES •••••••••••• Solo $5.24 REGULAR $4.95 GIRLS DRESSES ------------ Solo $4.24 REGULAR $3.95 GIRLS DRISSES ------------ Sole $3.24 REGULAR $2.95 GIRLS DRESSES ------------ Sole $2.24 REGULAR $17.50 GIRlS COATS ------------ Sole $12.24 REGULAR $16.50 GIRLS COATS ----------- - Solo $12.24 REGULAR $13.95 GIRLS COATS ------------ Solo $10.24 REGULAR $1o.95 GIRLS COATS ------------- Sole $1.24 REGULAR $8.95 GIRLS COATS ---- - --------- Solo $7,24 REGULAR $16.50 GIRLS SUITS ------------- - Solo $12.24 . REI;ULAR $13.95 GIRLS SUITS -------------- Sale $10.24 REGULAR $1o.95 GIRLS SUITS --------------- Solo $8.24 IIIGULAR $8.95 GIRLS SUITS ---------------- Solo $7.24 Bermuda Knote Socks ·. Girls CREW SOCKS Stretch to fit neatly - can be worn up as· knee socks or you can roll 'em down. White and solid color11. Miues lfllt ,,,.. 9 thru Ill ___ 59c Girls lflto Si101 t lllru I'~) .. ~c Whllo only, si11 . 51h to B'h , ribbed crew top, comfortable wear. 4 DOLLAR . liAYS poir Boys Shirt and Slacks Sets Long length cotton pajamas. Full cut for style and comfort. Sizes 32 thru 46. Assorted prints and' 10lid1. 39 SALE 5 2· GIRLS $1.00 Slzeo 3 to 7. Regular $1.9~. A abort sleeve cotton sport Jllirt plus a pair of boxer waist wubable shorts. Baly Doll Pajamas Cotton Shift Gowns for $1·00 SALI $1·69 BACHElOR GIRL SEAMLESS NYLONS Plain knit ormesh weave. Sizes 9 to 11. 2 pair in eel· lophane package. DOLLAR DAYS 2 $1.00 pair WOMINS 59c Trimmed Panties p, While and pa• o.,. DOLLAR DAYS 3 lop Short Sloeve WORK SUITS SoUl colors. Numerals front Pants In all al!ea 29 to 40 and back. SW.a 8 to 18 (not waist and shirt sizes 141A!: to every size in every color). 3S ahirto to selL Spruce &reen, 12.9 cu. ft. Refria:erator Storage, 10.4 cu. ft. and freezer hoJds 87 lbs. frozen food. Super storage door with built in buller compartment and ·egg rack. Full width crisper and lilver $2.00 full width chiller tray. RIGULARL Y $249.00 ' SALE---------------------- • suit HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM MENS $2.95 From the country's leading makers In whites, solids, dark plaids, checks, novelties. All the popular collar styles. Small, medium, large and extra large sizes. DOLLAR $ .00 Your choice of Modern - Traditional and Freneb Provln· cial All ouilel uphol.ltered In lot> grades of nylon wll!t foam cuohio... Theoe ou.ltea oeU l'llJ!Ularly: 11339.00, $349.00, ~9.00 and $369.00• 5 for Sllthlly Sollod 29c Dinner NAPKINS Lara• o1u - 11 111...co.ttoD damo* with m.....,. Jsed fllllall. l)malJ lollo ciMII up. 11otularb lie. 5 $J.OO l 00 White with color top, all sizes 8Y.i to 10'h, 100% cotton. 3 polr 1' OO $ KITCHEN TOWELS DOLLAR DAYS 2 a.,.. . 3' .Jor •) ,( 1'1.00 1 t,r $5 00 LINEN TABLE COVERS •Just 11, Sire 52x70 Prlntecl Llnon Tabla CIIYtln Ware $2.95 Sale $2.00 I • Just 6, Slq 52><52 Prlntecl Llnon Table Coven (Wore $1.95) · Sale $1.50 PILLOW CASES I Two m""lln ..,.. ID lift box. Floral trim or wblte. Juat 17 pain to oell. Dollor Doyo $1.69 polr BOI'IJ wolabL KNITIED SPORT SHIRTS Smal~ medium and large size. Not evecy size 1o evecy _llyle. An excellent selection. . ',..-.i ....... : ·. ..... 2. 00 . ,.,... ..... $1· Kitchen Gift S.ts wels, prayer plaque or towel raet. JUJI a few to selt for Dollar Day Salo. 12 R..,llr $2.95 GIFT S~TS ---- $AI.I $1.6f t R0gt1ta~ $1.91 GI"T SIT$ ---- IALI $2M u; blue:'· IOlcl, pink, lfeeJL lovo Dollar DIYL Juat 800 ·lo .. 10 ,,., · ... KODAK FILM FOR DOLLAR DAYS 55c Verlchron\e 19r $3·00· Mln'o '1-" lnrydoy WORK HATS Poplin hall Ill .,._, IMI or pey. AU haed 111M. TheJ'ro water repelltn; :::; •1·" • ·,.;:- ' IOTOIEN TOWELS 1111e 11 b7 aa lllcbeo. CottoD md linen blend. Pick your favorite pettem IDCi eolor.Wiille Ill., 1111 · 2 '*, -~~ :00 Black and White In Size 620.nd 1~7 - - - - - - - . . . - ~9c $1.25 Kod-lor Color Film i9c 1ft Size 620 BUCHS Pac~.,l Candles All excellent Hleetlon of eandy f4r )'OUrH!f and your .. Ito · . hr $1.00 *'"EAIII·I ""' hr . BIACHI ' . \ . FINE CANDIES Cboooe from theoe fine pa"' He,. of D<Hlboccillted !root- ed white, uaortecl eboea. latea, putel rainbow uoort-. ment, auorted creiDll, u. sorted IJIIlC choeoiAt,ea, nut, critp and chewy uoni-tment. ..... .J(ITCHEN TOWELS CANDY ' -- ID bfteht llrtpeo or neat obecb. Voey ablorbeDt IIIICI WHITI OAClON•MARQUISETTE I!Urabll. =·r3 ~ .~1·,110 ,. .' 8" ' Mrs. Stew• DoHor Day lolo ' '1.00 ' RUFFlED CURTAINS. . X: -. Iieacled ' t1e biCI!s; ·SiJ.er., !ifautlfUl ' · to w"ll. Little or no iroiiJng, pair 100 lnche~: !: 1!! i~ c.·: ..'.· •; ,' . · .... • ,l; 1 !. ' 1' . ,; • •· '. '.''. . ' ;, r • 't , · r ,. :. , ' . " . ' .' hJU :ootincll chamber• w •.d.: f50(1,000,000 bo"nd iSIUe May attorney, and Leo Stacy, aa co-cbalrmen . .Jitwniles, . . ' '· . ,, . .. tain1,. QuUta, stlrtl, SET IN STYLE SHOW- Tb~ eight women and a girl model cl"tbes In a Style Show held at the Ml!lU' ·l*la lll•er .., ·wltere. 1~1\fJ\·1~ Home Demonstration Council Achievement Day Program Wednesday at ·Midd1eport High school. S~ wilier I 'ftlro an .. nqll]romoata • · r are Mrs. Beatrice Stewart Middleport; Mrs. Clara Riley, Middleport; Mrs. Evelyn Murray, ·B radbutt Ponl-1 lo loalldlaCI OD lhe load.' 1; Mrs. Oleva Cotterill, Bradbury; Mrs. Roland Eastman, Coolville R. D. 3; Mrs. Harry Swartz, Coolville lir•rTV fte IDterolled peiMa ·1lill . 3; Mrs. Margaret Brown, Reedsville; Leslie Ingels, Middleport, and Mrs. John Fultz, Middleport. - Sen..Y If lhe prlH Ia rtpt..-Lud tine! Photo. ·•.oiten I mter•- alooald "' loel AMitor caldwell lOr larlller ~0.. Board A~epts Resignation of ,.. Mrs. Paul Baer I Wrinkle ohod fabric with omutna lootureo. aW~Iwt4! out eEaaier to wasb eDrleo faller eNeedl ""'~ ~ eEasy to iron eEuy to out and a.w.l8" wide Ill plll\111\11, llloc, yellow and mutt! atrlpe. . · · · Shlpm•t yortl MOHAWK Resuits Noted 49c CUNG 39c yd. CON-P- aABY SEATS BOUDOIR LAMPS ConfOl'IM lo ......,.. w, ' Rag, $2.95 Loinpo lole R... *"' comfortable . IUJIIH)kt )(IIi eompaet, oul7 211" 11 10" ·• Fl!lffy and tailored ahadea. $2.GO ,1!1". Lilbl'irel,sll, p.lt Lompo Sole $2,., . feedlnc. 12-"· ..., .. Cll'l'l'. Co1orf11117• prlaloll ft. Dy] pad. Ideo! W ....,.,.,.., J>la7IDI. '2.95 'Culture - -Here There, 'is Theme lllterestlng displays of hand- registration beginning at 9:30 · arlicles a film about a. m. with the Rock Springs foiDDl life India, a slyle group in charge. The meeting and a talk on "Our Chang. was opened with groop singing Family Life," highlighted led by Mrs. Paul Wlnn, Brad· 28th annual HOllie Demon- bury unit, with Mrs. Oleva .tration Council Achievement Cotlerill accompanist. Day Wednesday In the Middle- Devotions were given by memporl High School Aucltorium. . bors of the Long Bollom-RfledsMn. Paul BMt'o reslgn~o · The !heme of this year'a pro- ville club with the theme "BroIS IUptrlnten\leftl or "Culture - Hero lllCI lherhood" used In the meditalllCI Pl8nt was carried out In the lion and scripture. Mrs. FranCounty Falrl·' was cllsplays ODd talks by ces Spencer, president of the with rearet by ·tho . Kramer, lntemational Meigs Coonty Home DemonstraMonday night. Farm Ywth Exchange, and lion Council, welcomed mem· Pepoon Extension Spec- bers and introduced Ml'!l. Janet lalist. ' Davis, County Extension Agent, ApproJ:imately 2110 women at- Assistant, who has been worktended the all day session with ing with the units since the STRIPED SEERSUCKER:.' - poreels t1 ..roo or lelo, ......,..., "" .... 1........... u d If to ' " oerea, oil bcoklllil '' 5 79c ..WMdir•,.. tiM 1i81fa1 ...,er - ate. DAN RIVER Couly Alldlter (lor. ·• Prlnll Only In Th1t S.lel 36" - 100% cotton. Guorll>teed foot eolon. P ouitablo, for e•~ notd ..... i>reo101, HOUIO Coat., ead . ' ·,.·(~ 39c o,.,. ·,. ..._ $3.95 LomP. lole IPICIAL PRICES ON IIIIACHI CANDY •• IA~I 4 C1111non Terry a.th blue, beige, sandalwood, lt. blue, pink, green. SALII During Elliarfelds Dollar Days, Buy What You Wanl and Get The Dollar Day Sale Price! For example: the Wash Cloths on Sale 10 for $1.00, Buy One for 10cthe SteveDJ Dl.sh Towels on Sale 3 for $1.00, One would be 33'hc. It pays to read Elberfelds advertisements aod to take advantage of the Sales at Elberfelds 6imt!J. $lOO . • A uu __ $8Q·OO . "' . ·- o··u;:,;I·;··.'/··· •7o·oo $19.00 SALI - - - - .. ' . '•r Thurtdo)'-Prldoy ·and Soturtloy Jti.OO Novelty sell with tlieben to- Solid pallet eo!Ol'l - $6o·oo '79.00 IALI . . 1,. ~ •. .; • . \ f • '·- ~ ..i. ' All vinyl .tick-on plastic. 18 IDcb width. Decoratea ev...,. lhlnl. ~e Chain, Platform I!Dckers and Swivel Ro<ken. Iaree aelectlon of long weariDC covert. for DAYS SALE . SAlEI KROEHLER SIGNATURE CHAIRS 4 . $1.00 ' SPSCJAL GROUP! MEN'S $2.95 SHORT SLEEVI DIUSS SOCKS $1.00 Dollor "Doyo T and matching lid cover-of 100% liscose rayon. Colors: HeaV)' Duty steel frames with Hnk springs and Sim· mons innerspring mattress. 30 INCH BED SALE $29.00 39 INCH B E D - - - - - - - SALE $34.00 48 INCH BED SALE $39.00 19c Dish Cloth To Match - - - - Sale 3 for $1.00 39c Pot Holder To Match S.la 3 for $1.00 Con- 69c NOYOIJJ Print . · S1w 10\!o to 18. Smart new lor ing. Step tables, round1 square and rectangular coffee tables, and book ahelves. Simmons Rollaway Beds Novell)' patterns, vecy colorful and decorative, large size. Beautiful, long welrlnt 2 piece set - 22" x 34" Rug Walnut finish with hlsh prel1111'0 plutle toPt that resl>t heat, scratching IDCi ataln- SAL I CANNON WASH CLOTHS collars, snap tabs, patterns and colon you'll like for Sprln& and Summer I 964. . Moll's Mllltrltlll Argyl• cover colon. IRREGULARS Sizes 8 to 18, regular style collar, Ivy style collars, roll :~';"R 2 ded aeats, large selection of MORGAN JONES & l'ERRY CLOTH Our Connan SUI . . . . CREW SOCKS Dalllr Doys Maple ODd mabocany. ;Pad· $).00 O.llor. SPORT SHIRTS DAYS for net &OWill anG pajama• in ili:zeil 2, 3, 4, 10, 12 and 14. BOYS COTTON 3 4 borden. IOYS $1.95 SHORT SLEEVE ~OR DOLLAR for Dollor Days Occasional Tables SEWING ROCKERS Smllll lot to clean up, white, size ~ Inches loog by 13 Inches wide $1.00 lALII lALII Cotton Huck Towets . , · _ , Ow,.,, ' . QUADRIGA (lOTH BATHMAT SETS . SALI DAMASK Ia" white, red, yellow, pumpkin, lALII KROIHLER 2 Piece Living Roo.m Suites Small lot of cotton and flan· $ $200·00 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 2 Kaloot 4h ALIJIIIINUM POlL ------·------ f rollo ;;.= CUT·IUTI lie I'L.AITH: 1ntAI' -"·--------- 4 ron. f1• CUT-IIITI 27c WAX PAPII ------·--------- 4 Nllo $1.01 II llectrle Ito 9 ft. .IXTINIION cjjlos 2 for $1. 4$ PIICI $lUI DINNil SITS ---------·-------· fl4. . RIDMAN $1.95 CLOTHii HAMPill ------------IEDMAN $t.llt CLOTHIS HAMI'IIIS ------------- ,.... RIDMAN $10.SO CLbT!fiS NAMPIItl ---·--------- f7.M IENIRAL ILICTliC $5.95 WALL CLOCKS -------- ta.itt lOYAL $2.95 TOILIT SlATS ---•---~-----------·--' lq.W Cleoo anti Omor 7Sc WALL CL.ANiR - ----- t $1.M GOLDEN STAR $1.00 MOTH CRYSTALS --••·---.•--~-- -~ Star Sot $3.91 TINSION~GRII' TOWIL POLl. ---·•- ~ liar Sot 114,95 TIINSIDN. 'GRIP TOWIL POL.II ---·- 'Sf,aO Stor Sot $5.95 TINSIDN GRIP TOWIL POLls --~--- $llo Will $2.75 to 1'.95 MIDGI SkEAIII ----------'-•- ~ID WIIS $4.95 HIDGI IMIAIII - --------------------- ..... SIAL GLOSS $2.69 FL,DOR I'INIIH --------~- ~uait ti• THERMOS PINT SIZI VACUUM BOTTLES ----- ~- .•• $!:rill REID'S 3h PAPIR SNACK PACKS ---------- S for "$1,. M REED'S Sh PAPIR SNACK PACKS ·------~-· 2 .... $1.00 15c to $2.95 ODD LOT DISHES -------------- lc to $1AI t9c to $1.35 WICKER BASKITS ------------·- 2 fat. ~~.00 $2.21 (hotho Rooo Food anti ..... Dust Comlllnotlon •• 1',11 SUNBEAM $J2.50 PAIITY GRILLS -------- - - - ----· $10.00 WESTINGHoUSE $12.95 STIAM ond DIIY liONS --- $6.00 SUNBEAM $12.95 STEAM ond DIIY IRONS -------- •11.00 WEST BIND $1.95 ELECTRIC PIRCOLATOIII -·--• '"-00 WEST IENil $5.95 ELECTRIC IIAN POTS -------- P,fiO SUNBEAM $36.95 COffEIMAKIRS -------------- '11.00 WEST lEND SIUt-1 SLICI IRIAD TOAITIU .- f14AI SUNBEAM $42.95 ILICTRIC BLINDER -----------" . . . . GI!NERAL ELICTRIC $10-95 ILICTRIC TIA KITTLI f6.0I WIIT.INGHOUSE $47.95 ILICTRIC IOASTIIR -----Gonerol lloctrlc $21.95 RORTABLI MiXER liT ---- .14.00 SUNBIAM $14.95 AUTOMATIC IRON ------------~- $7.00 SESSIONS 'lo.95 WALL CLOCK ----------------~-- fs.OO GENERAL ELECTRIC $29.95 MIXER ---·---·---·- $15.00 SUNBEAM $3>1.95 ELECTRIC HEATER ~-------~-- tu.OO tsf.OO ..eh REFRIGERATORS grey, sun tan. dark olive 1nd navy blue. $6.00 $35·00 SALEI RCA WHIRLPOOL Pajamas and Gowns CREW SOCKS White and aolid eolors. Slretcb to lit olzea 9 through 11. Comfort top ~ really lit Dice. O.llor poir Ooyo for . FOR THIS SALE KNIT SHIRTS 20. SAL I Mu!U,Layer cushion upholstecy. Hundreds of twin-tapered coils. OrthG-Support construction. "Saoi-Tex" germ resistant ticking. For Doll1r Days Men's "Bie Y•nk" 52.95 NUMERALS '200·00 63 lnehea • blgb, 38 lnebes wide and 19 inches deep. Magnetlt door catches,. hat net and hanging bar, woodtone brown baked eniDiel finish, brass bard,pare. SALEI Serta Innerspring Mattresses and Box Springs- Full or Twin Size $5·00 WASH QOTHS polra lo" loolon Streich J IALI Wide llrtpoo ID orobld, y... low, pink. blue. . Re&ulariJ 28o. In sizes 10'h to 13. 3 pair in cellophane package Heavy duty 100% cotton, elastic top. ' • 30'' Cullom, $2.50 DISH TOWELS COTTON SOCKS ~,-- --~-,~ Plus two pair of boxer waist shorts with Thermostatic Top Burner, Full VIew Oven Door, Smokelel¥1 Broil· er, Large Capaeity Balanced Hoot Oven. Bleached linen clllh lowell in 11H 17 by 28 lncbea. Colored MENS CUSHION FOOT .... GAS RANGES Doltor for WARDROBES Cotton Sport Shirt $1.69 3 lALII Glom . Special sale price for Thursday, Friday or Saturday, new spring selection of shirts in small, medium, large · and extra large sizes. Solids, plaids, whites, checks, stripes, a tremendous selection. DOLLAR 2 lALII RCA Whirl-1 ltov•• 39c 1110% Llnon GIRLS $1.95 · 'lmall JroUP of women's J1ce trimmed rayon panties. Size1 I, 8, 7 and loll. cum! Top. SPORT SHIRTS Doyo WOMEN$ $1.95 2 deep. Infll!lte-Heat Surfoco unit&. Dual Oven Control Spill. FOR DOLLAR DAYS MENS $1.95 SHORT SLEEVE Do . . llor Small group of cotton ba- Printed and solid color by doll pajamas. Assorted cotton shift gowns in size~ · prints. Sizes 5 thru 14. !mall, medium and large. Solo Larc• Balanced Heat Oven. 24" wide • 1$" blab and 19" Short Sleeve Shorts & Shirt Seh • ~ousewares "-Cit 30 Inch ELECTRIC RANGE ' Broadcloth Paiamas $J .OO R-lor 2.95 LITTLE BOYS DAYS WOMEN$ $2.95 for SALEII RCA Whifpool Eledric Ranges Sizes ~ to 7-Boys Short sleeve Sport Shirt In plaids or checks with a pair of boxer waist dress slacka to match or blend. . $2.95 8oyw Shirt ond Slack Sots - - - - - $2.49 $1.95 Boys Shirt and Slock S.ls $1.69 Dollor Ooyo 2 IA~I .. .. While They Lut Large size, soft fleecy cottoa rec:diving blanketl In py pr!Dtl and stripes. . DOLLAR DAYS SALEI ... Bargains In RECEIVING BIJ\NKETS Store Wict. Blrgains In Furniture - Floor Cove~, - Dra~ries - Appli•nce: - Ready To Wur- Dry Goods- Mens anclloy. WHr ......Houte.w•m- Music. Blrgains All Over The StQfe For Our Dollar Days Thursday, Friday and Sat:urclay. · · ' . Bar1alns In The Ready To Wear Department DOLL· INFANTS 49c . ' , • u; retirement of Mrs. Geneva No- a nurse, now doing gadtaata Ian, former Exlenslon Agent. work m Rural Sociology oil Mrs. Spencer gave a tribule to Ohio Slate Uni•tersity. She wort the work of Mrs. Nolan in her and authentic Indian llf~ lilt 25 years of service to the coun- native dress of the womea or ty. 1ndta. C. E. Blakeslee, also from New councll membero wert the County Extension agency, , recogni2ed Including Mrs. MMwas Introduced and presented red ~mard, Alfred ; Mrs Dawith a briefcase In recognition na Br1cklea, ~dford; Mrs. Eveof his support and assistance lyn Murray, Bradbury; Mra. during the past year. Rosemay Keller, Chester; Mrs. Miss Kramer, who was in In- Pauline Aikins, Harrisonville; dia aa an exchange student, Mrs. Harry Swartz, Hemlcok; presented lnleresting sidelights Mrs. Mary McAngua, M r 1. of Indian family life, customs Evelyn Clark, Pomeroy; Mn. and living condiUons. She also Alberta Hendersoa, Porllandcomm•nted on colored slides I Great Bend; Mi't. Letha Kibble: lalten in India. Miss Kramer Is (Continued on p81o 21 re~an l)g~rtJYa.l C~4rHed By MacArthu·r from Grave ,.,. ' . ... l i ...~~·· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 8, 1964 badgley swon