http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8f623bdbe738a67ae77e3db1bc18fb62.pdf 6a14ab88e32950694c74f967e27d6cb6 PDF Text Text . ... ' l· .~ ~\·, ' 'Hurcel ,. ' ,, 1 •• ·••.ln I \ or. AN EVENT OF communlt;y Importance, cettalnly denoting progress, will be at 3 p.m. ~turday when ground Is broken tor the new building of The Farmers Bank and Savings eo, The ceremonies will, <If and Mrs. Dean Hill o.r Williamscourse, be at the site which is town, W. Va., have returned home between W. Main and W, Second. !rom st. Petersburg, Fla., where The Pomeroy Motor co. was they were called by their moth~ one: of the businesses tormer)y er~s illness. Their mother is loCated on the spot where the Mr6:. George Kilcoltlns and she new bank quarters will be con- has been a visitor here from structed. The public Ia invited time to time throul!ll the years. Briefs foUowed by a reception in the social room of the St. Paul Lu~ theran Church In Pomeroy. MRS; OLIVE WEBER and her brother and sister ~ln.Jaw, Mr. Mr. Schrader, 91, is Dead Martin (Loule) l'<hrader, 91, Little Hocking, died &mday ev~ q in Marietta Memorial Hospital following an extended iJ1. ness. Mr. Schrader was borninPomeroy, Feb. 14, 1877, the son of the late Martin and Cynthia Hysell Sc!lrader. He Spent most ol his life in Washington County where he attended the Methodist church. He is survived by a son. L, Chester Schrader, Marietta; one daughter, Miss Edith Schrader at horne; seVen gran~hUdren, and 18 great-grandchildren. His wife, Grace, one daughter, and a son preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the ~encer Funeral Home in Belpre. The Rev. Gerald Bowen will officiate. Burial will be in Rockland Cemetery, Belpre. Friends will be received anytime after ooon today. Planning A $t. Patrick's DavParty? CenterpitcM end - Novelty Items-To Mike The Affair ASu- .. DUDlEY'S 59 N. 992-.IUII Avo, Middleport 2~d MUGS THEATRE Tonight through Thur&doy MaTch &-7 Roq.n; •nd H•mrfttr1tein'1 '' ; ' l ' By Unl!Od Press Internatiol\al NEGOTIATIONS Rl!i'SUt.IED TODAY lo an eUori to rOJO!ve the· walltOut b)' teachers that ~rled the Pittsburgh ~ubllc "'~ system for three days, wbUe striking teachers In fo'lorlda waited to see whether the governor would sign an eclacation money btU they wanted vetoed. Talks continued betW.,.. the school board and the Pltt!lburgh Federation of Teachers. Common Plels.Jt.idge Joh!l P. Hester Monday put off a hearing on a motion to fine'the union so long a1 both sides keep negotlotlrc. 1\U SAN JUAN, P.R. - THE POWERFUL U.S. Navy tugs Preo... ver and Utina toda.v joined three smaller tugo Ia tho struggle txl haul &Wll,l' the halved tanker Oeean lll8lo 81\d:llllt the ruinous flow or crude oll ·blackening san J\1811•& belches. ' A ti. s. Coast Guard spokesman said the three 11maller ciYiltan tugs were eblo to shill the posl)lon sUB\'~ o' the forward aectlon or the 759-foot Liberian ship ~~~~ that It still wao in the same ~lace, just off the entrance to the harbor. wa~ ~arnewbat , "THE SOUND OP MUSIC" (Te<hniCOlO<) Julie Andrews Cbrirt<>l)her Plummer C1rtoon: Cob1 1nd Robltera Running time: 3 hrs. 15 minutes BoJI.office closes~ 8~15 p.m. Admission: $1.25 and 75c, SHOW STARTS 7 Pll ... )llliTH - Battling Amendments Students Win Ratings 85, is Dead Mrs, Jack Braley, l'onler<>Y.~ ADMITTED - !olildrocl Ward, ·(."'heshire; Lati)' Parsons, .Hutoo iand; Hel'lll111 Mich&el,~meroy; bllaro~ 1A1oke, llac\ne; Berl Touoley, Albal\\'1 CiaraPoui"!'>Hemlock Grove; Reuben Friend, MIO. ., dleport; Elden Walbum, Mtddllh! . I • , VOL XX LOng Recap llhldl< II rleh in rtees and Viet ~ tAU back IntO IOYOrnDteol, ' · hlndJ· Tueldll)', But the l!lterrll- ~· pumped roekel and ...ohtlla into tho clt' in a final &ct of oavagery tnday, spok8ald. . They oald only 10 permnont troops were kllled ~ 43 wounded In the two -lilY• or !ll!lltln&. Two American 1<1vi' oers BUI!ered WOUilda; ' The attaek oo ~ LOlli was the prime event of a natlonwlde series of guerrilla aasaultl on Allied bastlllls Inti ~">Piiatlon centers :lie put three dol's. But AlUed spokesmen· oald the wave or attacks lacked the PWI<h o! the CoiiUIIUillst offensives of Jan, 31 and Feb. 18. Jn .sat.P~• a senior u.s. mUltary 's.Pokeeman told newsman that 50,103 COmmunist troops had been ldlled the paat • monlb. He oald the Viet Coni and NorUt VleinBmeae took aueh a mauling that it may have delayed Haool's plans for another major offensive. ' . ' Mrs. Emma llajoman of Syrao cuse was one of tbe .m&ny residents across 'Ohio and West Virginia who reported spotting the !ormation of UFO's with blazing taUs streaking through the aides Sunds,y . nigh~ I . Tax\·Collections Up The Ohio state Patrol said a number of persons ' 4 all over the state" reported seeing the strange objects, which were .,seemingly in groups." Couneil Moves into Executive Session Mi11111 you~ va luablt trode·in, low-pric•d )'OIIIIQIIIOblle natural!,. So heodf« your Oldlmobile deojer'• and thot ho• '''•land 10lt•l 'l ip iflto tht tow-dung, Houtlne business was transacted and bill& were 9aid in a 1S minute session of Pomeroy •ill&ge COWlCil Monday nlghlo Council then went into exec• ihe sessiOn at the request of Mayor Charles Legar. Attending were Mayor Legar, Clerk Edna Schoenleb and Councilmen Leslle Fultz, Franklin Rizer, Il:m ~ Uns, Bob Hysell and Roy Reuter. popping trot~ PitttbUfgh to Podunk. H'1your turn.,C!II loott in a C:\lllou today I Melgo c:o.mQ>'o 1N7 first half :rea! oo!ote tu ~ectlono totaltd $564,028.77, i Tr~"'rer HoWard E, Frallk fOil01'tOO todo.v. The total for the I<Otnpatable perlotl ol 1966 eoliJe~ was $535,738.35, an ln~oe of $28,290.42 for this porio(l. Frllllk oald $3, 78r .56 of the total was the llllOUI¢ iottm for 1\'a,tef ISifiSIIDentS. :The brllkdowbofvUiap llitowed !age 861.02 ThorOal tile lint half .folloWs: " ,,8,756.10, Rutland wro. $30,989;52, Rutland ViUqe fj2,263.05, Salem Twp. $26,392.75, Sallabury Twp. $42,659;86, MiddlepOrt- $2,090,37,Mlddleport . VUiqe $'14,891.611, Pl>meroyVIIlqe $115,866.n3, !lcipio $17,592.24. $31,802.81, _ Pomeroy $432.73, Racine Vll!age $10,123.91, !b'roeuaeVUlqe $12,03f.45. The breal<down o! delin<Jtent coileetlons lor each aroa and the amounts - n In tlle!Jocomber . and JUne periods, whlelr total the above listed figures, are as were as loliows: Bedford $707.39, $2,21'9.01; ' llbUior, u. $14,27uo. $2,9f5.22; Letart TWp., $977.84, $14,901.77, $2,- 045.78; Olive $1,184.49, $18,932.45; $4,671.35; Orange $1,233.60, •$15,543.26, $1,979.24; Rutland Wra. $2,499.50, $26,034.50, $2,455,52; RuUand VIllage $947.36, $9,526.08,$1.789.6l;Salorn $1,512.67, $22,3ll5.04, $2,485.04; S&Usbury$2,644.43, $25,312.85, $4,702.58; MiddlepOrt Sewer $982.47, $1,107.90; none paid lor June 110riod; Middlepori Village $5,509.59, $60,537.47, $8,844.63; Pl>meroy VIQqe $5,714.52, f/9,937.77, $10,184.$1,405.23, $14,609.79, lllan Festival for Country Mosie Show' The Middleport Volunteer Fire n.parunent announced today it will sponsor a country musical festival, featuring the famed TornDl.)' Cash, on Sunday, Aprll 7, In the Middleport Hq)J School auditorium. Pete Kloes, a member of the fire delt&rUnent. reported Merle Kuiore; Pat Campbel~ ~n PowOil, Buc~tzy Durham and the eo.... tcy Quartet wiD appear with cash. There wW be a 2 p.m. matJnee and a 8 p.m. perfonnance. · Give Olds young wheels a whirl Driw a )'0U1191'10bile from • ~gil Olchmabile..l::l KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, OHIO Ofo ON LOANS Cradit Life lnsurtnce Avillable ,altonaI ~- o~Mt Jnsurance Corporation MIDDifPORTI 0. tro; Fred, Wooster; Rouffus, Thurman, and Donzel, Nitro; four Two Can Damaged Medium damages were lnclll\o sisters. Berdie Thomas, 0 p a I McDonald, and Elle Tenner, all red to two carl in an aceident. of Nitro, and Pauline Adkins, on W, Main il. llonciOI' nlgbt, Poca; two brotbers, Rome Mc- Pomel'O)' pOllee saJ.d. A ear driven Ill' carl E. Moore, Donald, DyesvUle, and Okey Me24, t..a.vavUle, went out oleo"' Donald, Nltroi 26 grandchildren, trol eroaslniJ the hlghWI\l', otruc:k ~3 great-~audchildrtm, a~·d u'{ • utilii;J' pole near the !iinoco great-great..grandi:hildr... f'rlends may call at the Mar- sentce stadon, then a car owntin Funeral home until noon on ed bil •ll' illllm Limbert, 23, IIJO. Wednesday when the body will dleport, . parked at the alation. be taken to dle church to lie in lloore wu eltedmmi,YOI"seourt for reckless operation. There state. were 110 lnigioa. ATTEND CHRISI'EN!NG Mr. ¥d Mra. Gerald !lluatar and lit• and ldu, C!Jirlao E. Blakeolee and claughter, J~ rer, wero In \=l'lUIII\>01 , ~ lor the•ehr~lt!)l· of Mltlonne CoJ-. c~rcla ·~ ot ~o~r. and ldr" llti~Cirde, tl!e·io"' mer Patricia BI'Akotllet. Theil'* then were . . _ peata 1!1 the Ci#!~ home. 'Tho Clt<leo' ,.,. ---------~·tr...filrred their eburell IJIbti'U.Ip to the ltfal... ~ life. IIIDDU:I'Oitr 0 0. thOdlll CIJur<h in Col1lillllil. OXFORDS Boys - 8Yi to 4 Black leather PVC Sole ONLY SUB THE S"OE BOX '· CUll 011 STORE-~ MONDAY .FRIDAY 7 TO ' 1 ..ll DAY OUR BUT OUR WILL FRENCH CITY PR~BBBP Round, fuR cut stQJC. Funeral services tor· WIWe W!Wams, 68, Pomeroy, Whodlecl ·Tue&doy mol'lllnJ, will be hold Frldo!' at i 0 a. m. at the EwlnJI Chapel with burial In the Boot:~ Grove Cemetery. . lb"vlwro Include lour ...,., Jlni, Y-amwns; llenl\l', Arwood, Mleh., and Romle and lJove, both of P~; and 7 tQ 8 .I ' McCarthy Assured Winner By United PreBB IIIIA>rt>alblal Wl11> Preoldent JahniiOil 0111<1ally out ol the Mas10t:hUaetts Democratic primary, Sen. Eugene J, M<C.rtiiY was vlrluall,y Bllllll'ecl iotlaJ ol the stale' a 72 votes on the llrat ballot at tile national COIIYention. The ~~~-- pOI<e CI!Miidote all but won the primary Ill' d&rault when the John11011 ....., decided to 1111)' out of the emtell Tue&doy, and only . . . .. - In ·' CLOSE TRANSACTION- The Farmers Rome Admlnlatratlooeloseda .26,800 bond Issue loan Tuesday lor m~ which Syracuse VU!age has e"'JBDddd ill water SJStein, Plt:turod during the loan clotilng aotlvltles are front row, from left, Syracuse lfayor Harman London and Jamea 'f, McDorman. itate FHA Director. Back row, Frank W. Porter, Jr., ~racuse Solicitor, Ralph Vorhis, Comtmmlt;y Service OU!cer ol tbe state Offteo of the FHA and Milton Roush; County FHA ~or­ visor. Syracuse Ready toMoveForward "Thia ts but one example of cooperation in local commwlities and the federal gover[)o im,pron ita lfater ayltern. Arl earUer bond Issue purchased by the Farmers Band & .sa.Vinga ment can improve the status of the community and its ciUzena," said Attorney Porter. ' The ellllanoioo, QO!liPloiett In the fall of 19&r, was into an annexed sectlnn of tho vlllap. 1t was about. a mile in leneth. This tranl&cUon with th.e FHA a~sor. Ral>resemtrc thevU.. lage was sollcitor Frank W. P,prt- is the second auch action the vn. lap has comPleted recemty to er, Jr. ComlJany, Pomeroy, Permitted the town to caUua,ssmeottoods !&sued Ia 1955 and strercthen the flnallc:lal statua or the water BY- and the 'vlllap. It was emphulzed Tue&doy that with the water system e"')an-ston Sfracuse is in a _position to cont1ooe its resideottalgrewth and aloo to attroet ln<Ustcy, A $26,800 bond issue tran~ action was closed Tuesclay that made possible tJII)ansion of the ~racuse Village water system. Town officials met with James T. McDorman, state director; Ralph VorbJs, community aerY.. lee officer of ihe Otdo Office, Fannoro Heme Admlnlatratlno, and MU!nn Roush, CouoQo FHA row Author To Autograph Books at Elberfelds APr1ng in Pomeroy Frlda,y slObS. From thlabeglmlng, Dr. Roush al tlloElberleld!Jopartmentstoro wart Cll to 50 yean ot service tx1 eutoeroPh copl.eo or hta book, a brother, Charlet, St.. Albini, "A Free Man's Heritage'' will Ia tile mlnlotry. He attended hie woo one oiiDII\l' 11ft W. Va. Frlonda ma,y .call at the be Dr. Lester 1.. Roush, rormer- 50th annual Yethodltt Coolor1 to blttle a blaze on theljW abo~ Eall fllgtral-~ al !.alloalde lut aummer. ; 1,. ··i'· '· 11 of Meiss CotulV. now or Gal- enco , Pomeroy, MiddltlllOI'Iolluoa, .. 1 Qe ".aenect as canter~ treasllpoliL F~ Chief Hear7 Werry oald ~)Po . urer and ~ lnvestmall ~bi,''O ill . , ........ , • ....., .Dr. ROUIII· will be' tl the olore hQmts ti9D& wert _,... ...,..,...,.. from 10 a.m. tx1 12 t10ot1 and funds for It for ' 19 years. a. ~ . . · i'J>I!I4~•.tl u ·a.ml .ll',..lldol, !rom 2 ~ 4p.m. Friday to auto- ,.. di&lrlct ~ ;, the ·ICOIII ':'wlfli ~illlll rain,)l~~ 31 • · llr~Pl COpleo of his book !lhlt:h the ~elcl. · 1101 Wllmlli&Wn ... · ....,.. .., · .. • . · .' wu P'i>U-· late last roiir b)' , Motllodlst :billrltta. · · Rio Grande Colle~ haa con'· . VIU\tqe ,:~.1, Inc. 'lbe Melga Count;y ·~ Asooclatlon fotrod a 1J11<10r of Uteralilrt II -~11\e ,_.....of IJ08reO ._ .him alld <1 h I o Dr. ROiolll. . / " t 4tPUt- Northern IJnlverBlt< aiw\loilhlm . the DoeiOr o! Dl!inlll do8no. - · - ·- · ,J" Racine ,ateao! He lo a lruatee einerltua of Ohio . Rotish !lllrl- Northern and the Ohio ~er,. · ll!o •• a enee d!lldrelto holl.o. . Dr. IIOUillls listed in Wbo'a old Who Ill Aaierlco anci ill ~· , Who• orr ~t:Oil clori)'IIIOII. "' ' ,I Ia a MUotl and ,lar IDil\1' ~~ ·. •·. ir.,. ·•'rto:_. ·we EUI·- &arl'!i , Sirloin Steak 99c lb. T-8o•~• Sl!~,~iks.'1.091b. lb. ' Rio Has $228,070 GrantCOLUMBUS (IJP0 - A $228,070 federal grant to uatot in the construction~ a pbyatcal education building at Rio Grande College In GaWa Coual;y · was ~roved todly by Ute Appalachian Reglol\al ~ •ion. Anoouncement wu made jointly by Alber! G. GUos, director of the Ohio AI>Pt.ohlao offlce and Cong. Clorenee M. MUier, &.Laocaater• MUlor said the -ledoo ~ the $594,057 • addltlt~~o Rio Grande plans to tleroloo curriculum deslgntd tD tun out Pio)oaieal ....,atlon -hen 10 vitally nooded In the AI>Ptloehlanrogton. . I f Miller he hoped t11o gr._,. will urtsult lD 1be plnlrc • • ,lull ~<<I'OdldaiiQo ~·''· ... , Otti~ col'•• E. Posw' Of Ra..ine ·Dies ~ < Demoerat!c o!Delala oald it was "premature" to A¥ tm.. tiler sue:~! a wrlte-ID eaqoillll would ~' intJIIqted. J - I de· clslno ,ijt to , . or allow a tiland-ID lo fUll lor him wu Imported to' -rat!c o!Delals In a talephane call frml White · House aide Jamoa ajust 17 mtmrteo before the filing deadline. The White House oald the declaion did Dol 1110111 JahniOil had made up RIB ntlnd about llhotller to seek rwlection. a- . u.-il>erOea! 89cl~. eube s-..k. Willie WiDilllll Dies on TueSday .. and Reed Crary. Eight Meigs County n~en were at Fort Hayes in Columbus Tue&oday for incl.ictlon Into the armed forces and 34 others underwent ph,yol<:al elaU!Unailons. Inducted were . Q,l\ald E. Whaley, Earl H. Gilkey, Ce<:U R. Walter H•. 'Barrett, Kenni!th IN RA"'·..... AIINOUIICIMG ments tor farmera. who wish to divert 50 per cent. The Pf011'81Df designed to lit all growers o! feed grain, should ateblllzo tho price of corn and provide llbundance.lor all, ASCS·o!Dclala u,y, Advance P. m-ore being macietoglverarmarsaomolacometo ualot lap~ lng lor 1968 or to meet other obllgatlona. From left, bolt!i algnotl b,y June Wl<keroham and VIOlet Morarlt;y, for<tlfOURII, are llouilla• a... cle, J. 0. Grtmm, Joe Hlttield, Arthur He••• &., Ar1:hur Hess, Jr., 8 Inducted Tuesday At Hayes Loudermllt. Dies Monday SIGNING UP - Meigs i:ou!IQ' farmers are signing txl participate In the 1968 feed grain and llheat Pl'OIIfllll at tho Agrleultuial .!fabiJ. lzatlon and Conservation Service ol!lcela Pomeroy. Appro>lmalely 400 have signed to date and more are antlcWated bef'ore the March 1 deadline. Farmers this year can sign to divert UP tO 25 acres or 50 .Per cent o! their-bale. Thia ia ·a change from 1967 when those with bases over 25 acres could _participate tor 20 ~ cettt of their base or reduce their bUe to 25 acres. The charco will mean larger pay. pre - Induction examlnatioiUI were Howard W. Thoma. Jr,.., DemJa M. . Parker, Harry D, i,oollll'd, Gr• !l)ry B. Rouoh, Billy E. ~ Ponl R. Curtis, Guy R. sargent, Edward E. Gilmore, Mkhaol L, Norris, George W. !Qoovan, Gerald L. Mcllanlol, Charles W. Van Meter, Roger R, Lathey, llew~e 1. W!Wams, Ri<k A. Jolmsoo, Gilford W, TID'Iey, W!Wam L. Pickens, Dan E. Follrod, WU. llam T. English, Charles T, N~~>­ per, Howard E. KJ.Ber,OiarleaJ. Alkire, Leooard c. 4<Jns, Jr., Robert L. Barrett, John A, 11J>. sell, Jlllle& R. Grueser, Ibnald E. Napper, Ronald E. W!Wamo, Ira E. imwalter, and Harold S. . Braden, Jr. FalllniJ tx1 nport, seeording tx1 the Male• Cotmb' Seleetlve Service, wu Mark A. Lydia Runnion How Much Will The Financing Cost? Member of Federa1 nuiU,I!litl UFO Formations em. ONLY ~ Mrs. Hayman ~ Millard Pierce Lucy Fl Hayes, \lou Know. I, ~. ,\ • The' worstf!ar for work IIlli>,, P.IIIOI ln tllo·\)ntted ~· WBI -1946, When 't,iflis otrlltea invoivIDB 4.&' muu.nlworkou reoulted .Ia 116 daya , Idle. .. Hureel Karr, 76, or 36th ~. Parkersburg died In Fairview Manor Reot Home, Beverl,y, sa~;o urdo!' morning, ;.He was born at Longsreth,. Hci<king County, .June 30, 1891," port. , the son of the late Matte lOll and , !ISCIIARGED - lla~ Ralr>o ~ Rice Karr, deo, Diana Good, ~· Grues,e r, ' He resjde<l In Parkersburg 50 ClUtord lc0Jlh9Wer; Edward Flntlo, years and wisaretlredemplO)'ee ley, Jamea 'Auf!le.:ion. Elolati· of -the 11&0 Railway Co, He was Adams, Bonnie Hackney, Goldie a member .of. N,.. Marahll~d White. Lodge F &AM and cith6r MaiiODic b:Jdl.ea and .he .waa a veteran of ·W,orld War L He la survived by two. sisters, Mrs. AQna Seybert; Oregon, Ohio, and Kathorlsn Balter, sa10111. O.:tm<>O. ~al iervlcea will be 'I buracia,y It 11 a.m. at tho ~""' eer· Futieral Hoine In' Belj)re wllll the Rev. Cloy Sloan offi•Winr and .burial in MI. OliVO! . Cemetery in Parkersburg. ,life. · • sonic memorial services wUl be held at the funeral home Wed. no&doy at s· p.m. The public Ia Invited. Dies Tpesday We H•v• Decorations, ·< Set ·Service _' WICHITA, KAN. - CLEVELAND AVIATOR Jim llede wu eJOo pected to complete tho first laP of a test lllght In Ria modilled sailimproved when Mrs. Weber and plane by 3:30 p.m. (esr) tnday, ' · 1he Hills lett st. Petersburg.· Becle, prfllaring lor an eventual ...,._lllghtaroWldthe world, reported he was 200 miles south of New Orleans and headed for THE HIGHEST ratlngfilven was Co111us Christl, Tex., short.ly after 7:30a.m. (C~T) toda,y, won by Karen lJ'I1I1 Grlttith Saturday for her trumpet solo, CorSAIGON - THE UNITED >TATES is attemPtirc to return ell's '*Sonata VUI," in the Ohio three captured North Vietnamese seamen t,o Hanoi as a pdWUl Music EduciU'on Association's gesture for the comrmmt•t release last month of three American state solo and ensemble contest. pilots, American officials said today. Karen was given a n rating They said lf succea&ful, they hoped the return would pave the 'bi ' C'l8.ss A Division of the con~ way for the release of Jriore U,S. pt.lots ahot down and captured on test held at Ohio University. bombing missions over the North. The rating, the higberrt award~ ed this year in the Class A trumpet solo eont~st for high school students, is for an unusual performance. WASHINGTON (UP0 - Civil eluding an antiriot proviso put Karen is studying under D o n J. Kason or Ohio University and rights advocates, winners of a forward by Sens. Frank Lausche. D-Ohio. and J. Strom was the only Meigs Local School historic victory in breaking a District student entering t h e filibuster, worked today to fend Thurmond, R.S. C. After three failures, the sencontest. lil.e is the daughter of off unwanted ameridrnents and ate lor only the eigllth time in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith, move the Senate closer to a~ hlstxlrY Monday voted 65 to 32 Pomeroy Route 3, and attends doptlng a bill with an u.nprece· dented ban on dlscrlmlnatlon In to invoke cloture, thus limiting Pomeroy HiHh School. debate and cle~g the way for housing. voting on the ri@!lts measure. THE FEBRUARY oditioo or Guarding against any assault Under the cloture rule, each Ohio Civil Defense News is entirely devotedtotheSllverBridge b)' amendment, floor managers senator gets one hour to speak Disaster. The edition contains ot the compromise legislation on the compromise and t h e almost 20 pictures or the bridge planned to resist any major more than 80 amendments that and of various activities ot"mern~ changes in the two..part bill, ln- have been< filed. bers ol civil defense units assisting with search operations following the collapse of t h e structure. Certainly a souvenir . copy of the publication. seventeen music students of perior rating were Rick Hauber, Eastem LOcal School District Julia Hol"ter (clarinet), and Vlc~ received ratings at the compe~ Ide Speilcer, Debbie Jeffers, Jill titlon festival held at Athens SWain and Robin Humphrey. Recetving excellent ratings Saturday, March 2, under spon~ sorshlp or the Ohlo Music Edtl~ were Kirk CtJevaller, ~erryMc­ Cain 011 both her clarinet and plcator's Association. Students were graded on Ohio's ano, and Lucy Holter, Sue Doug&andard 5 rating play, uri be · las and JO)' King. Rick Koenig MUlard E. Pierce, 54, SOUth ing the highest and "V" the low· and Melody Weaver received m ratings wtrlle Julia Holter receivFourth st., Middleport, died ear- est. In the hil!ll school competition, ed a IV rating on her piano solo. ly this morning In 91elterlng Charles Yeago, Instrumental entering in class "A," which is Arms Hospital, ~thens. music teacher of the dJ.strlct, exMr. Pierce was born March the most difficult music and ls 16, !ll13 in Orblston, Ohio. He graded according to statewide pressed hi& pleasure with lhe was the BOll of the late Carl and standards, Martin Osborne re- perforiJlBDce of the students. Emma Hoffman Pierce. He was ceived excellent ratings (II) on alae pre<eded In death by a bro- both his plano solo and baritone horn solo and JeTIJlY Dean rether. Mr. Pie-rce was an etPUPment ceived an excellent rating lor operator for the COlumbus and her piano solo. Jean Whitehead and Melanie &Juthem Ohio Electric Co., ror Dean, junior high students, per22 years. He is survived by hls wife, Dorothy Jones Pl.erce, and formed Class "A" solos andreLucy F. Hayes, 85, 657 South one daughter, Di:de Ann Pierce, ceived superior ratings (1) , Qth. First Ave., Middleport, died ln er jWlior high students with suat home. Veterans Memorial Hospital Funeral services will be this morning. Sle was a member Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Rawof the Ctlester Grange and the llngs Coats FWteral Home wi1h Chester Methodist Oturch. the Rev. Max Donahue officiatSt.e was preceded in death by ing. Burial wl.ll be in Greenlawn her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cemetery, Nel sonvill ~t . Friends Lane, and her husband. Survl,. may call anytime after 10 a.m. .ing are five da.ugbtera, Mra. Wednesday. Funeral services for I...Ydia Russell (Mary) Balnum, Mrs, Burial will be In Chester Cern- Bell Runnloo, 82, who died Moneter. Friends may call at Ewing day morning in an Athens Hos. John (Beulah) Platt, holll of ~ lumbus; Mrs. C!Jarles (Helen) Chapel at anytime. pita!, will be held Wednesday Woode, AUred; Mn. Kenneth at 2 p.m. at the Old Dexter (Hllah) West, Columbul. a n d Church with burial in the Stand- Mrs. Frank (Fern) Cheesebrew, ish Cemetery. Middleport; two brothers, Sle was a member or the Unit- Cord Ha,yea, Middleport, and Ebed Baptist Church at Nitro, W, er Lane, Niagra F&Us, N.Y., Va., and was preceded in dead! six grandchildren. andninegrea.. by ht!r husband, Thomas., in 1935. grandchildren. He was a Spanish American War Funeral services have been Veteran. tentatively set lor Thurada,y at Survivors include two dau&tl- 2 p.m. af the Chester Methoters, Fannie Deweese, RD 1, diSt ChiD'ch, The Rev. P, A, Dexter, and Mary Goode, Ravcasto will oUI<Iate. enswood; four sons, Ralph, NI- to the apen house which will be Mrs. Kilcollins Karr.' ' :~~~ ~~r~rj~~~~~~~~~rrrl??~~tt?r~f~;r~rt~/t~~rt<:j:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:::~~j:~~~~~~~~t~~~j~~r~j: • or. Lester 4 lioUah; ' rdrmeri.Y of ~dele• CoWl~)< ~·d ii>w llving In Gallipolis, ,wUI be at Elber!eld's lloporbnent ~re friday olio a·erv!~ autograph da,y tor his book, uA Free Man's Heiritage.'~ Roush will be at the store from 10 a.m. to 12 ~nand from 2·to 4 .P.m. to autograph copies of the book purchased during these periods. The book was published ln December, last year. !ttansorlrc Friday's activity lor Dr, Roush Is the Meigs Cou!IQ' Mini .. terial Assn. N~w ,. '' ROUSH . .. hi.a stole Chllllaln of Sobo ot U.. Alilerlean RA!volutlon. .llealdea his bo!>k, Dr. Roush Funeral oemooa for 01111111. baa eoil!plied lhr.. vulumea of Postal, 61, who the Roush famll,y hlatoey. dorn ill IW:lnt . He retired to Mel&• ~ biro !Ovtral )earl aao and movt6 llthl ~ Gal~o only a few~· ..,. •. ' ' �I• \. ' , ,. . ; i' ._," :..,' ., . l •• .· ' '7' ' '~ ••· · .. ' ' 11!1111 ' ' -~-..... ,fi- .,-.,· , es,. ' ':' ·~dl • ' • ' I . ...;, .. -, _ ·;f!l..: tf ' I ·' u 1" ' .. • ' . . 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' SHAMPOO .RINSE REG. 2.00 16oL bottle • • • 0 U)a&. ' e z.., c · · • .§~~ .,; ·I •• • ' I' 10 TIP . ANCHOR HOC ' •,WON'T WASH OUT 'l' - HEDDON MODEL · • , . t;· · · ' L1 . !':.· ..., ,.: l:";t'\. "': ~:. ~ .;;~ ' ., ' I TC _. ' ""' . • ' I 'BONUS BUY ' ' ' 'i ,, .. \ . WALDORF TIS • I G1 · . ' ..~·: ;'· ~ • I P·ROFANE ,. . . ,, ROLL . . . . p ' 1 LB. I ,, ' '-· _,,,.. ' .... ' -~ 'I .... l REG. 3.98 r' ' SEAl LID - ' 22 · I I • ,-: • b. GAS Yl ' REG. 1.39 ' ~---•• . ' • . '\ I . :•. ·" ' ' 1-QNING. . . · .., ' -BO:ARD. r~ol[ ' --~- ,. -· ' •. '·.!_,, '·'' '. ' . ,,-~;! ' ' ' �' ,,.' ' ' . ' ' . ,, ;. ', ' ". " ' . .,. ,· .... _ . .,_, ~. L ( ' '- • I' '1 ' ' •• '· -~ •. • •• •.• _,.. • •• ••• _.,. •z ' ' '··'( " ' '' ' , .i~ ,, Mil '~- bottle ·' '·' . ' SHAMPOO .RINSE REG. 2.00 16oL bottle • • • 0 U)a&. ' e z.., c · · • .§~~ .,; ·I •• • ' I' 10 TIP . ANCHOR HOC ' •,WON'T WASH OUT 'l' - HEDDON MODEL · • , . t;· · · ' L1 . !':.· ..., ,.: l:";t'\. "': ~:. ~ .;;~ ' ., ' I TC _. ' ""' . • ' I 'BONUS BUY ' ' ' 'i ,, .. \ . WALDORF TIS • I G1 · . ' ..~·: ;'· ~ • I P·ROFANE ,. . . ,, ROLL . . . . p ' 1 LB. I ,, ' '-· _,,,.. ' .... ' -~ 'I .... l REG. 3.98 r' ' SEAl LID - ' 22 · I I • ,-: • b. GAS Yl ' REG. 1.39 ' ~---•• . ' • . '\ I . :•. ·" ' ' 1-QNING. . . · .., ' -BO:ARD. r~ol[ ' --~- ,. -· ' •. '·.!_,, '·'' '. ' . ,,-~;! ' ' ' �, 8y United Press Intefnational . WA!;H)NGTON (UI'l)-l!arey , , " ~~h·~~~~~ M. 'Gi>ldwater Ia ~~~~ Ilia . at 'II MOh'T OF OKt:.A!IOMA'S 27,000 public ochOot teachers meet anti-Rockelellor lalk ,_,. a ' lodo.v In OkiabQina Cily 1o vqte on accll'tirw a threo-yOIU', $27 mU. IIJIIOIIlorlng, ban'age of Ropubll- · I~ acboc!i p&ck~ abnOd at ataving oil a atat.,.lcle otrlko. In can unl~;y owoal• led ·by hla Pil!'llWlh and Florida cla&IOS were hold deopitelongthening-her walkuiito. ·Fiqricle publle acbool teachers began drltt1118 back ti> their cbo~ rro...rWlnilll! Pl;'!liclel" I dal caadldlto.. Rlchoid M. Job• ao wofd 'illkOcl oulllqv. Claude Kirk would permit a $254 mUlton ••• educatlon package lo becomel&w. . Nllron. ' ··:::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<;::::::::::::::::::::: Goldwater eaaed ott on hla Ropubllcan Gov. llowey.Barlett and Oklahoma's DemocraUc lefst.onee oplnot l!oo;kefellor Tuo.. · lolatlvo leo<lero Tuescla,y encbrsed the scbool program package which 'spei.d our tllnt>;..';:,." . '' '" ~. aaaertlna! that &IUi9u&f1 he o.tters 4be teachers a ,1,300 across the boarchal11 by the end of the 0-"'~'tc•••.· ...,.rillr.t!iiJ'II • ' ., ' ' ,,, •' 11 1,111 ........... _ . . , • • ~ '· . .. + tllre&-year pacl<age. favors Nixon, he, does not rule •, out others" f~r tile RIPubllcail koow 'that aounds funny for ·v~hJRANS MBI.io~JA~· presld<lltlal oollllnatlon; fellow wbo modo .the otatement .· .' HOSPITAL . '· , POINTE. A· PITRE, GUAIELOUPE AN AIR Frsnce jetliner ~ )' crashed into a 4,00Q.Ioot mountain peak seconds from a lancJ1rw Tue~ But the BO!tened pOiltlon I mode teotercley, A!)MITTED ' - CharlO.. 110. . failed to eraae tholnl>act of his da.v nigllt, kUling all 6'1 persono aboard. One of the victims was Mrs. "But Pve never ~ lor a satct ~,mg Boltom; Cllarlea Funeral services for Mrs. Olll'ller declaration, and to moot William Zeckendot1 Sr., wife or one of America's most prominent Democrstlc Preat<lent ret-and 'wo~e. !lew Ij&ven; AmBnda :-'• Dll.sy 0. RawH~s, 84, who died Ropubllcana It a...ed there Is •" real estate men. it people want to comlnee me - ~r. ~; ' Eleanor . Robinthis 'morning at the home of her parcy dlviolon ahead If New ~. Mrs. Zeckenc»rf had been in Lima, Peru, for a vacation and ·~ daughter, Mrs. Lewis ~lth, Itt. York Gov. Nelaon A. Rockefel- they can c~~ Ill"" spots, I iOn, ~ Rena S!JI,Illlbr, Srr•· • ' boarcled the Parl&oboond Boeing 707 to join her husband in Guad&o can be conYjncea. ••I may be cuae; ~IQ.II Evi!t•.' ~· _, · • 3, Albat\y, will be held Friday at < h:nt)e• .Be b~d t1own in from New York two hours belore but instead 1 p. m. at the Presbyterian ler becomes an open candidate PVdsan in \hat I ~k Dick DISCHARGED<;.. Robla 'WiildNilron, but I <illn't rule out lariil "'----- w ' · ' ·' for the oomlnaticn. oC a reunion I!'COUDiored tragedy. • " ,, ' .. I:IIJIII'UII,f ' ~. ~ ·~t,:.o~ Oturch in HarrisonviUewithbur.. other The dlountty threat waa aired il ~ ~8e J1n1i1'..;, lWIF . ial In the Wells Cemetery at ••' W~GTON - WCHARD M. NIXON ell{llains his ' 1end the and !WalrOd publicly at a $500 Nlloin hlllllelt promised to ma Clb&aut,. 'lb.b;;·a;;;..er, 1 •• U>wnlngton. · • war and win the peacen plan for Vietnam in terms of getting help a Plate Rlpubllcan congressloJ>o SI&IPOJ't the parcy•o nominee and Slunu>. Chriotlne FI'MMID. ~. She was a life-long member of oald he hoped Goldwater, liB 1n>1it tho RuiSions and South Vietnamese and bulldil18 unlcy among •;. the Presbyterian Church and was de!eated 1964 preslclemlal candiAmerkana. He aaya it ~:Des not mean "pulling out.., ~ preceded in death by her hu~ . : The-· former vice president. br&ak.iJlt his New Hampshire camdate, and all Ropubllcano would BROWN IS SPEAKER band. Alva D., 19 years ago. ~ CALLED TWICE take that stand. Victor llro1m ot Mlnersvllle pas,. - to IPPOIU' at a $5011+1>late Republican !un~raising <fin. SUrviving in addlqoo. to her Pomeroy emergency SCJWI. f urn U.38 my best efforts to will "" 8101il speaker at 1l!t ner ·here TuesdaY night, stressed use of diplomatic and ecooomic •• preslt,U'es from Washington rather than mUitary escalation in Viet- daughter are a son, Denver E., men were summoned at 7:2f bring that about," N~ aald. Lanpvi!Ie Church lllndly, Morell' Rt. 1, Alban.Y; a brother, William p.m. Tuescla,y to Harrloonvllle QIII'I as the pivotal parts of his proposaL He returned to the campaign 10, &mdt,y Sctii>ol Ia at 9:30 a. ~ L, Combs. Copley, and t h r e e and transporled Ellen Jane GoodImmediately Iller the W ashingtqn IPPOIU'&nce. m. and 'worll1lp service at 10:1~ . . ' . ~ grandchildren. in to Meigs General Hospital as a.m. Evei')'OD818 welcome. ....: AT FORT JACKSON Friends m-.v call at the Ewing a medical patient. Mrs. Ruth ~ . WAm!NGTON - A m.P ARTISAN COALITION todsy !ought to Funeral Home untU ooon Friday Paul ChAdwell, son of Mr. and Molden was taken to Meigs Gen~ keep intlct an wwrecedented ban on housing discrimination but Mrs. Wyatt F. Chadwell, PomeFmEMEN CALI,ED l feared that the senate might load the conwromise civU rights bill when the body will be taken to the era! Hospital by the scpad at. roy Route 3, Ia servilll with the MiddlotiOrl llremen answerOcl :9:23a.m. today. armed !orces at Fori Jack11011, a call to McEiblmey Rill iD the • with antiriot amendments. After two da.ys oi voting, it became clear church to lie in state. that Senate sentiment favored the open housing provision, which S. C. He Is a 1966 graduate of Leading Creek area at 9 a.m. ~ would outlaw discrimination in 44.6 million units, or 68 per cent of Eaatem Hlgh School. His ad- Tuesday .to ..un&uilh a brlllh the nation's housing. dress Is Pvt. P3ul- Chadwell, fire. But it was also @parent that Senators, spearheaded by anxious US 51881910: Co. B, First Bn., ~ southerners. were willing to add to the comPromise stiff provisions First Tralnl118 Brigade, US ATC E-ll CALLED • MiddiO(JOri to dell with civil disorders. M the tldrd day of voting on a.rner»Fort Jackson, S. c., 29207, &<;.admen, called menll l>epn, the compromloelocluded t~ package: tho®«! trave1ed around the country. He at 7:21 p.m. Tueeday to BarCOLUMBUS (UP0 - Juvebotusq provision, a mild antiriot section, and legislation to protect nile officials here wonder If said he laot. stayed In Cleveriaonvllle, transported Ellen Negroes and civll rights workers from racial violence. TO RETIRE IN 1970 they have found the real king land. Jane Goodin to Velarana MemNubrt said he doesn't koow LONDON (UPI) - Richard ortal llolpltal. of the road. the whereabouts of his mother. Burton aold today he and ElizaA 13~year..old boy showed up FIGHTS FmE Mrs. Audry J. Foley, juvenile beth Taylor will Qllt acting by Tuesday and claimed he had The Rutland Fire IJepertment been on the road since he was oourl supervlaor, aald Tuesday 1970 and that they will adopt !oul!bt' a brush fire !or an hour · authorltles have not boon able a baby because his wife has only Ill' RICK DU BROW been more Insight In the nine. to diiProve Bl1.l' of his story. a 50.00 chance of survlvlngchlld· and oneobal! Tueedey lll)emoon HOLLYWOOD (UPO- Clark TUesday broadcast, but as usual Qaalo Nubri was arrested m the Peai'l Lallnlng properl,r "The boy has a particularly birth. Gable's old movies on the late Gable was able to carry the Feb. 17 as a runaway near subon tho Beach Grove Rood. show look better and better In show by himself, and perhsps urb.an Worthlngtoo. A depend. vivid imagination," she said. You·oetthei.Miiu:e Norte~ ORDERS COOL-&F retrospeet. He waa forthrlibt, his apparent directness and dency action was f1led in juve- UAJ1hough he says he halll't LOCAL NO. 32 TO MEEI' PITI'SBURGH (UPO - AComeharmin.g, pleasantly confident simplicity made the search for nile court TUesday, since efforts been in school much, he speaks Bricldayera LA>cal NO. 32 will • Shelves Deep Handldor ' and atttaet.i'vely manly- tpali- complexities not too signlftc&itt. to locate relatives have been til- very OuenUy and uses a wide mon Pleas J•'<lge attempted to- meet Thursday, Morell 7, at tho l Slo1111 .,.. ·... vocabulary . There's no trace or dB¥ to arrange a 30-day uccx:Jl- Legkin llail iD Pomeroy at 8 p. ties virtually nonexistent among As a New York newspaper said tile. • Full·wldth Pon:etaln Criiiler lng ott period" In the cii:Y' s !trot lodi.Y'I alleged movie heroes. beautl!lllly aboot him whOII he The boy has remain"'\ 111 ju. a German accent." 0 Stuldy Steel Shtlvu o 'TCOict.loek M TueldQ" night NBC-TV of- died: He was 11as certain as the venile detention since he was . , teachers' whlltlo 1 ing a get tough poUey qa1nst •· • Cered au hour documentary sunrise." picked up because officials AYIBable 'lllth Aulomadc DetrosUn · -::.; · · -· f 1 about Gable's lite, loves 8lld don't know what to do with Defendanlll strlldng teachers w11o dely .. Retrigera1Dr Section on1Jr u lilodol ll&J..U.30 . I lllms, and since It was made by him. anti-picketing Injunction. Metro.<Joldwyn-Ma,yer, his old He said he was a stowaway F'med by Mayor otudlo, Qllte naturelly It wu aU. , oo a sleamer from Germany to ~ del~s were fined ~d LANDS SAFELY Dalilndlblio -l(l>!IJI)beat. --·~-;-...;. ~ .• -. ,-!".!r~ at the age of nine. ' .j ! ,'_· two olhor• _t~.;9>tled bonds '" ' . COLUMBUS (UPI) ;.. •A TWA Daoler For ~....of the baatc ·~~~": , "~y'··lfe oa~. ~ hts · . ..other put him .., 00 .....-:wou-~mowo; hut there were the boat. ' the court"""l Pomeroy MaY 0 r jetliner bound for Weshington, a few aood addiUoos- an Charles Leglu. Gladys L. SimD- D.C., blew a tire on takeott ~Mil Was In Cleveland FWieral services tor Warren Interview with an old name, son. Pomeroy, was fined $5 and here Tuelday, but landed safely AND He entered a Brooklyn, N, Y,, some home movies In which Erlewlne, 85, 'i!t. I, Long Bot- orphanage but later left and '?Ills 011 charges of !alllng to at Baltimore. The DC9 jet, with ' .•. Open 1nd S.t. Gable cavoried with his third tom, who-died Monday afte111001l yteld the right oC way and BUI 70 passengero 011 board, llllldell ' wife Cerole ~ and a In Holzer lloopital following an Reeves, Albany, was lined $50 at Friendship Airport. The n~t ..._ WY 2-2550 -~~i,1,.rt and oosts on intoxicaUOQ char- originated at lndianapolla. ._ ________ .. 992-2635 lalk with the man who directed extended Ulness, will be held 1 . ' ,..,..~-ges. the best semlmental movies Thursday at 2 p.m. at tbe White Forfeltil18 bonds In the court ever made, Frank Capra. He's Funeral Home in Coolville with (. TUesday night were Gordon another fellow whose old rums the Rev. Earl Russell officiat• ,. !',. Young, Clifton, $23.70, I!Jt!O<llng, ' on the late show look better and IDg. Burial will be In the Sue" ,,... ' o; , MASON - Mrs. Katherine E. and Melvin Arkenbrugh, Wa,ynes. better In retro..,ect. rve seen teas Cemetery at Long Bottom. " He waa born at Proctor, Wet. Lisle, 74, formerly of Mason. burg, $15, defective exhaust. ''It's a WODderfullife'' tO times, " ud It stlii works Its magic oC zell COuni!'. W. Va., the SOli of died at Riverside Hospital in eo. lauaba, tears and the human the late Warren and Josephine llDilbus. Slle t~~er•ted the Lisle Yates Erlewine. He was a rail- Grocery in Columbus for &everal comedy. The Ultimate Hero roacler In his early life and lat- years following the death of her But getjbij' back lA> Gable: er engaged in farming. He was husband, Howard, In 1947. Born May 7, 1894, in Mason, the NBC-TV hour, narrsted by 'a member of tbe MiddJeport B\lreess Meredith, had some Christian Church. He was pre· She was the daughter of the Late well-made points. Gable, It ceded In death by three brothers John and Pauline Wineman. A son and daughter also pr. noted, was •ftbe ultimate movie and three sisters. Funeral services for George ceded her in death. ~rvivors include a son, Euhero." IDs screenwriters, it V. Krider, Rae"", who died at &u-vl~ are two sons, Robert added, had one basic rule: 11He gene, ~rlngtield; nvedsughters, can only be de!ealed by an act Mro. Farle Ke!Uiedy, Middleport; Lisle, Granvllle. and D:Juglas, his residence on Tuesday, at ooon, will be held Thursday at 2 of God." In his dealings with Mrs. Lucy Lake, West Jeffer- Columbus; a sister, Mrs. earo.. p, m. at the Ewing Chapel with WOIIia In films, '"he never son, andMrs.1belma:sllirk, Mrs. line Turoor; seven grandburial In the Letart Cemetery, pleacled !or love- he demanded Marie Gilbert and Mrs. Leona children, and one greatr-grandHe was a member of the Racine it."• Bailey, ell of ~ringfield; nine chlld. Masonic Lodge 164, Pomeroy Funeral services wUl be at 9:30 I don't remember any men- grandchildren and 18 great Clui<>ter No. 80, Royal Arch Malion being made of those lamous grandchUdren. Friends may call a. rn. Friday at the Jerry ~ears sons and Bosworth Council &lrbig ears that 10111ebow looked at the funeral home anytime. Funeral Home, 2693 W. Broad vivors include his wife, Grace, ~. Columbus~ Friends may call just right on him. But there wis and a number of nieces and nephat the funeral home lrom 7 to 9 a reference to 11that quizzical, p.m. Wednvsda,y, from 2 to 4 p.. ews. A daughter, Kathryn, prefunny smlle." No one, the m. and from 7 to 9 p. m. Thurs- ceded him In death. program said quite accurittely, The !amtly has requested that Dies in Cambridge day. was nver s0 assured on a .Graveside rites will be con- there be no !lowers. Friends may ' screen. And as one actress I duciA>d by the Rev. Lowell Keeney call at the !uneral home at lUll'" W. D. Morrow, 85, Cambridge, ( I Interviewed oald: "Yoo had a atl:30 D. m. Friday at the Wells time. Roclne Masonic lodge 161 Ohio, died Monda)' evening In a sense of a man." bospital there. He wss preceded Cemetery at I:Qwnlngton, with the will hold Masonic services at Loved The Outdoors Foglesong FW18ral Home in the flDIOral home Wednesday at The hour focused on Gable"a In death by a son, Ralph. ct&arge of local arrangement•. 7:30 p. m. Survivors included his wife general lack of interest in ' leading the life or a movie star Daisy; three sons, Fred Mor. - and his passion for the row, manager of the Ohio Pow. outdoor, vlrule life: the ocean, er Co., Syracuse; Arthur, Bir1111•1/z. . l'liiii.IIIClUIII ; Buy noW for fpeclal Hit liVIngs on a Fleet· · 'Gef iJ;ecli~ ole IIVlnQj on ~ ~t'on · ~ . -.; the mountains, the desert. And mingham, Mich., and Clrl, Lam. olde Job Tamer llka lilt ono ahown aOO...· another well-Illustrated poi.JK bertsvU!e, Mich.; 10 grandchilVan• 01ju/pl*f with big 231).cu.·lri. Sir fil' dren, and 3 sreat-grandchlldren. Equlpl*f with big 11-1001 box, Six or VB . · fine, chrome h~~ capt, chrome ~; •· · lndlcaled his added depth as an Funeral services will be held eng/fie, Cullom -cbmlort and ~ppearance actor after the deattJ In a plane cuolom equ/pmllflt, front lftbillztr bv ttlf• "'·' "'IUipmtnt,.·c h"""' hub capt, ch,.,.. tronl c-rash of Miss Lombard and hi a at the SCOtt Funeral Home, Camtnd rlghl ·~ Junlo!' Well Colli iptriq;;, bu..,.,, !JOO a¥1\iablo at opeclal IIVIngo: tour of duty In the aervlce In bridge, Thursday at I p.m. with Specify olt111!r ,Ohovy-Van 1oe wllh 108• power ttjlerlng an<i ~t brlk.. ; 212 .SI~ · _ , _ ·~d lllrialln Clmbrldl'e. World War n. cu. tt ot ••'llil•pace, 111 engine """ 4-IPt*l trailomiH!cin: ·398 l/8 · Chlvy·Van VCI wllh VCI• wheel- and 20t I suppose there could tlave and automatic ~ !"'lllllllsalon; Soft cu. ft. of cergo apace. Pk:k'rourwav to uve . PETITION FILED ~Y gl~ air r:cindl11oillllt! and •adlo. : T~re't novor been • better tlmt lo buy! ' A peUUoo tor divorCe has been 'fliE DAILY SENTINEL filed iD Meigs COuniY commoo ~ . llf:V01'EIJ ro IHT.t:IDI' 0~ Pleas Court b7 Henry Doer!er, IO:kllioi!WiO!I' .t.AEA Ncojl.,iliii ·!Nt. jobltlo,...,,....r1 -c: IIICIIAID:S. OWEN, PliBUSHEH Jr., Old Cheater Rood, Pomeroy, o...tu 1'lnnlhlll, EdiiOI' ...Uitl,....!rina, oontlilio!loft, tunc!loul Publi•hed IIIII)' acec- S.ll>l'dti' 11r n. agalnllt Patricia Am Doerfer. Olllo \lallt: P...Uollq COII'IjiWII, 110 IIIM:lllll ~ Tho plainlllf q.argea gro10 neg'"""' .......... '!.'OM ....- -, ... ,_.ray, · ONe, n 76t , &ual.ns OD'J.e Jlllill,"itopn ..l.,..lila~ '·' · ' hiM ttWUS, Edllllrlll P11DM tU-2117. lect of dul;¥ ud Oldnme cruelty ' ' ···~ •If , \ ,..,.,.. . .... ,...... Pl ..... ,..,..,, and asks for cuatody or five miPOitJonoJ IIILYirtlolllll ...,,..__..,. llklli nor children. J. .!+,GelltcMr, ..,,. IZ t:.ot fhl :t., ~ (~~· r,. • r )>: ~~~~not Daisy Rawlings .. ,; ~ t• Shoes '.. fw .. . lsi~!ilt · ·! . :\; . ~lfDRIJI. Dies Wednesday . 0 • EE£ WIDTHS Kao- ·~ BLACK ru\a -. FREI ' ROlE ••. I" With l1oli. ... j:IILTIPIID STATIONS Real King of the Road CERT1FIED OIL COMPANY On the Lam Since '64 ~ • R ev zew • TV ••• zn . .* • "~:·W' D.J., strike Two prornla. m,.·----"''"-lll""""... AN TH0 N,Y are Mr ~ 49~ 95 Pi•bi.-Heatlng Erlewine Dies Mon-"aa · • :row Pl NG HEAT f NG. Mrs. Lisle Dies In Columbus . . Fri. . ---------------· • ,. George Krider Dies Tuesday TRU. W. D. Morrow, 85 Discontinued Colors Of SUPER KEM-TONE, FLOWKOTE, by Lucile and LUCilE Wall Paint 4.88 GAL Y..tr. : { t.:JU, N.. Ytft, ~,~ ..w.,. ...,, ~~ ..... b) ....... ... . . - . aqllllllllo :ao. ••ok; ... I'M' at ~ J.WI.)' S.JtMII ome~ . ••~...au. lb lliiopetof, ts,UI, n.,.. ll'lllltll•, P,IID. !If u .._. ...... tli:MI wtJu. c:arrlu ..nko 1101 1'-ll• .... 0. 111911111 fJ.M, By 111111: 0.. , _ flt.tt. liU lllllllfl~ if,l.ZS, 'l 'lwl monthl U.IHI. ...,fiPI,Itn ... lilot illldUIII~ Sotndo)o 1111111:P...... ..... MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMlTTED - Ellen Jane G(M)dl.n, Hard1011vtllei Joe Wil- ""'· Jr., Micldl~ DISCHARGED - !oot, OWen lvllloo. PICKENS HARDWARE Every Day 7:00 to ~:30 FRIDAY •ncl SATURI;IAY' Uf'ITIL 9 P.M Open Rena Ught- PHONE 992-2126 ~ - m $1.22 QUART - •_.,.... .... • ' '.. . ' ' I \JuWOD ,\ \ · tJ tID . HOW 1001. WAS PAID. VDU1 THERE! Now.......,.theclreledltlten to form the oii!Jrioe anower, II ounaiOd.bJ the above e-n. • 1...·-""""'IQIIIIII]-(D ' \Jombko• LIAVI ' ' ·~~·~··' HOUSI IIAD\1 AIICADI Y..urftr'• Ant•rn ..-... dw pfayHy ..,.-~" MewAU IHI IIAIS IN TOWN . . Program Given . Laurel Cliff Oi Salome by ~~~~.!'lo~ .,.,Mrs: Fred LewiS' .) • . "I I !• Aprogram on Salome, mother of tbe· apostles, James and John, taken (tom uwomen of the Bi- ble •• was presented by ~·· Fr~ Lewis when GrouD I o! the Women's Association, United Presbyterian chuYch, mel Monila1 nll\llt at .the home of Mrs. Tom Kelly. Mrs. Lari'Y AnderBDDpreslded at the meeting which opened with pra,y•r by Mrs. Dale Walburn. Mrs. Richard vaustaan pr~~ de<oatons ualng the topic, There Ia No Death.u '11le book studY, u A New Family On Earth" takeD. frOm Mark was given by ~·· FAwU:d crooks. A home made balled pols oale· was held following the meet- . ing, Member a turnecl In bazaar Items and dish · oOlotheS to be sold by the grOOP will be avallble 1•1er this month. Tho h6ste•i served a clessorl course to those named and Mill Chari- Davidaon, Mls• Edith naptmatall, and Mtaa Marl' KJ Walburn. ·ARE vau oNE DF THE MILLIONS WHD TAKE HDT WATER FDA GRANTED? . ' .. ,...... Paint Sale 531 W• .Wn, POIIILII'GY .'' the lust 1111011nt of money-insist on • ~ ~ \ heater .... and then forget it. )'i<; ' . '·' ', ·\ I I. .. �, 8y United Press Intefnational . WA!;H)NGTON (UI'l)-l!arey , , " ~~h·~~~~~ M. 'Gi>ldwater Ia ~~~~ Ilia . at 'II MOh'T OF OKt:.A!IOMA'S 27,000 public ochOot teachers meet anti-Rockelellor lalk ,_,. a ' lodo.v In OkiabQina Cily 1o vqte on accll'tirw a threo-yOIU', $27 mU. IIJIIOIIlorlng, ban'age of Ropubll- · I~ acboc!i p&ck~ abnOd at ataving oil a atat.,.lcle otrlko. In can unl~;y owoal• led ·by hla Pil!'llWlh and Florida cla&IOS were hold deopitelongthening-her walkuiito. ·Fiqricle publle acbool teachers began drltt1118 back ti> their cbo~ rro...rWlnilll! Pl;'!liclel" I dal caadldlto.. Rlchoid M. Job• ao wofd 'illkOcl oulllqv. Claude Kirk would permit a $254 mUlton ••• educatlon package lo becomel&w. . Nllron. ' ··:::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<;::::::::::::::::::::: Goldwater eaaed ott on hla Ropubllcan Gov. llowey.Barlett and Oklahoma's DemocraUc lefst.onee oplnot l!oo;kefellor Tuo.. · lolatlvo leo<lero Tuescla,y encbrsed the scbool program package which 'spei.d our tllnt>;..';:,." . '' '" ~. aaaertlna! that &IUi9u&f1 he o.tters 4be teachers a ,1,300 across the boarchal11 by the end of the 0-"'~'tc•••.· ...,.rillr.t!iiJ'II • ' ., ' ' ,,, •' 11 1,111 ........... _ . . , • • ~ '· . .. + tllre&-year pacl<age. favors Nixon, he, does not rule •, out others" f~r tile RIPubllcail koow 'that aounds funny for ·v~hJRANS MBI.io~JA~· presld<lltlal oollllnatlon; fellow wbo modo .the otatement .· .' HOSPITAL . '· , POINTE. A· PITRE, GUAIELOUPE AN AIR Frsnce jetliner ~ )' crashed into a 4,00Q.Ioot mountain peak seconds from a lancJ1rw Tue~ But the BO!tened pOiltlon I mode teotercley, A!)MITTED ' - CharlO.. 110. . failed to eraae tholnl>act of his da.v nigllt, kUling all 6'1 persono aboard. One of the victims was Mrs. "But Pve never ~ lor a satct ~,mg Boltom; Cllarlea Funeral services for Mrs. Olll'ller declaration, and to moot William Zeckendot1 Sr., wife or one of America's most prominent Democrstlc Preat<lent ret-and 'wo~e. !lew Ij&ven; AmBnda :-'• Dll.sy 0. RawH~s, 84, who died Ropubllcana It a...ed there Is •" real estate men. it people want to comlnee me - ~r. ~; ' Eleanor . Robinthis 'morning at the home of her parcy dlviolon ahead If New ~. Mrs. Zeckenc»rf had been in Lima, Peru, for a vacation and ·~ daughter, Mrs. Lewis ~lth, Itt. York Gov. Nelaon A. Rockefel- they can c~~ Ill"" spots, I iOn, ~ Rena S!JI,Illlbr, Srr•· • ' boarcled the Parl&oboond Boeing 707 to join her husband in Guad&o can be conYjncea. ••I may be cuae; ~IQ.II Evi!t•.' ~· _, · • 3, Albat\y, will be held Friday at < h:nt)e• .Be b~d t1own in from New York two hours belore but instead 1 p. m. at the Presbyterian ler becomes an open candidate PVdsan in \hat I ~k Dick DISCHARGED<;.. Robla 'WiildNilron, but I <illn't rule out lariil "'----- w ' · ' ·' for the oomlnaticn. oC a reunion I!'COUDiored tragedy. • " ,, ' .. I:IIJIII'UII,f ' ~. ~ ·~t,:.o~ Oturch in HarrisonviUewithbur.. other The dlountty threat waa aired il ~ ~8e J1n1i1'..;, lWIF . ial In the Wells Cemetery at ••' W~GTON - WCHARD M. NIXON ell{llains his ' 1end the and !WalrOd publicly at a $500 Nlloin hlllllelt promised to ma Clb&aut,. 'lb.b;;·a;;;..er, 1 •• U>wnlngton. · • war and win the peacen plan for Vietnam in terms of getting help a Plate Rlpubllcan congressloJ>o SI&IPOJ't the parcy•o nominee and Slunu>. Chriotlne FI'MMID. ~. She was a life-long member of oald he hoped Goldwater, liB 1n>1it tho RuiSions and South Vietnamese and bulldil18 unlcy among •;. the Presbyterian Church and was de!eated 1964 preslclemlal candiAmerkana. He aaya it ~:Des not mean "pulling out.., ~ preceded in death by her hu~ . : The-· former vice president. br&ak.iJlt his New Hampshire camdate, and all Ropubllcano would BROWN IS SPEAKER band. Alva D., 19 years ago. ~ CALLED TWICE take that stand. Victor llro1m ot Mlnersvllle pas,. - to IPPOIU' at a $5011+1>late Republican !un~raising <fin. SUrviving in addlqoo. to her Pomeroy emergency SCJWI. f urn U.38 my best efforts to will "" 8101il speaker at 1l!t ner ·here TuesdaY night, stressed use of diplomatic and ecooomic •• preslt,U'es from Washington rather than mUitary escalation in Viet- daughter are a son, Denver E., men were summoned at 7:2f bring that about," N~ aald. Lanpvi!Ie Church lllndly, Morell' Rt. 1, Alban.Y; a brother, William p.m. Tuescla,y to Harrloonvllle QIII'I as the pivotal parts of his proposaL He returned to the campaign 10, &mdt,y Sctii>ol Ia at 9:30 a. ~ L, Combs. Copley, and t h r e e and transporled Ellen Jane GoodImmediately Iller the W ashingtqn IPPOIU'&nce. m. and 'worll1lp service at 10:1~ . . ' . ~ grandchildren. in to Meigs General Hospital as a.m. Evei')'OD818 welcome. ....: AT FORT JACKSON Friends m-.v call at the Ewing a medical patient. Mrs. Ruth ~ . WAm!NGTON - A m.P ARTISAN COALITION todsy !ought to Funeral Home untU ooon Friday Paul ChAdwell, son of Mr. and Molden was taken to Meigs Gen~ keep intlct an wwrecedented ban on housing discrimination but Mrs. Wyatt F. Chadwell, PomeFmEMEN CALI,ED l feared that the senate might load the conwromise civU rights bill when the body will be taken to the era! Hospital by the scpad at. roy Route 3, Ia servilll with the MiddlotiOrl llremen answerOcl :9:23a.m. today. armed !orces at Fori Jack11011, a call to McEiblmey Rill iD the • with antiriot amendments. After two da.ys oi voting, it became clear church to lie in state. that Senate sentiment favored the open housing provision, which S. C. He Is a 1966 graduate of Leading Creek area at 9 a.m. ~ would outlaw discrimination in 44.6 million units, or 68 per cent of Eaatem Hlgh School. His ad- Tuesday .to ..un&uilh a brlllh the nation's housing. dress Is Pvt. P3ul- Chadwell, fire. But it was also @parent that Senators, spearheaded by anxious US 51881910: Co. B, First Bn., ~ southerners. were willing to add to the comPromise stiff provisions First Tralnl118 Brigade, US ATC E-ll CALLED • MiddiO(JOri to dell with civil disorders. M the tldrd day of voting on a.rner»Fort Jackson, S. c., 29207, &<;.admen, called menll l>epn, the compromloelocluded t~ package: tho®«! trave1ed around the country. He at 7:21 p.m. Tueeday to BarCOLUMBUS (UP0 - Juvebotusq provision, a mild antiriot section, and legislation to protect nile officials here wonder If said he laot. stayed In Cleveriaonvllle, transported Ellen Negroes and civll rights workers from racial violence. TO RETIRE IN 1970 they have found the real king land. Jane Goodin to Velarana MemNubrt said he doesn't koow LONDON (UPI) - Richard ortal llolpltal. of the road. the whereabouts of his mother. Burton aold today he and ElizaA 13~year..old boy showed up FIGHTS FmE Mrs. Audry J. Foley, juvenile beth Taylor will Qllt acting by Tuesday and claimed he had The Rutland Fire IJepertment been on the road since he was oourl supervlaor, aald Tuesday 1970 and that they will adopt !oul!bt' a brush fire !or an hour · authorltles have not boon able a baby because his wife has only Ill' RICK DU BROW been more Insight In the nine. to diiProve Bl1.l' of his story. a 50.00 chance of survlvlngchlld· and oneobal! Tueedey lll)emoon HOLLYWOOD (UPO- Clark TUesday broadcast, but as usual Qaalo Nubri was arrested m the Peai'l Lallnlng properl,r "The boy has a particularly birth. Gable's old movies on the late Gable was able to carry the Feb. 17 as a runaway near subon tho Beach Grove Rood. show look better and better In show by himself, and perhsps urb.an Worthlngtoo. A depend. vivid imagination," she said. You·oetthei.Miiu:e Norte~ ORDERS COOL-&F retrospeet. He waa forthrlibt, his apparent directness and dency action was f1led in juve- UAJ1hough he says he halll't LOCAL NO. 32 TO MEEI' PITI'SBURGH (UPO - AComeharmin.g, pleasantly confident simplicity made the search for nile court TUesday, since efforts been in school much, he speaks Bricldayera LA>cal NO. 32 will • Shelves Deep Handldor ' and atttaet.i'vely manly- tpali- complexities not too signlftc&itt. to locate relatives have been til- very OuenUy and uses a wide mon Pleas J•'<lge attempted to- meet Thursday, Morell 7, at tho l Slo1111 .,.. ·... vocabulary . There's no trace or dB¥ to arrange a 30-day uccx:Jl- Legkin llail iD Pomeroy at 8 p. ties virtually nonexistent among As a New York newspaper said tile. • Full·wldth Pon:etaln Criiiler lng ott period" In the cii:Y' s !trot lodi.Y'I alleged movie heroes. beautl!lllly aboot him whOII he The boy has remain"'\ 111 ju. a German accent." 0 Stuldy Steel Shtlvu o 'TCOict.loek M TueldQ" night NBC-TV of- died: He was 11as certain as the venile detention since he was . , teachers' whlltlo 1 ing a get tough poUey qa1nst •· • Cered au hour documentary sunrise." picked up because officials AYIBable 'lllth Aulomadc DetrosUn · -::.; · · -· f 1 about Gable's lite, loves 8lld don't know what to do with Defendanlll strlldng teachers w11o dely .. Retrigera1Dr Section on1Jr u lilodol ll&J..U.30 . I lllms, and since It was made by him. anti-picketing Injunction. Metro.<Joldwyn-Ma,yer, his old He said he was a stowaway F'med by Mayor otudlo, Qllte naturelly It wu aU. , oo a sleamer from Germany to ~ del~s were fined ~d LANDS SAFELY Dalilndlblio -l(l>!IJI)beat. --·~-;-...;. ~ .• -. ,-!".!r~ at the age of nine. ' .j ! ,'_· two olhor• _t~.;9>tled bonds '" ' . COLUMBUS (UPI) ;.. •A TWA Daoler For ~....of the baatc ·~~~": , "~y'··lfe oa~. ~ hts · . ..other put him .., 00 .....-:wou-~mowo; hut there were the boat. ' the court"""l Pomeroy MaY 0 r jetliner bound for Weshington, a few aood addiUoos- an Charles Leglu. Gladys L. SimD- D.C., blew a tire on takeott ~Mil Was In Cleveland FWieral services tor Warren Interview with an old name, son. Pomeroy, was fined $5 and here Tuelday, but landed safely AND He entered a Brooklyn, N, Y,, some home movies In which Erlewlne, 85, 'i!t. I, Long Bot- orphanage but later left and '?Ills 011 charges of !alllng to at Baltimore. The DC9 jet, with ' .•. Open 1nd S.t. Gable cavoried with his third tom, who-died Monday afte111001l yteld the right oC way and BUI 70 passengero 011 board, llllldell ' wife Cerole ~ and a In Holzer lloopital following an Reeves, Albany, was lined $50 at Friendship Airport. The n~t ..._ WY 2-2550 -~~i,1,.rt and oosts on intoxicaUOQ char- originated at lndianapolla. ._ ________ .. 992-2635 lalk with the man who directed extended Ulness, will be held 1 . ' ,..,..~-ges. the best semlmental movies Thursday at 2 p.m. at tbe White Forfeltil18 bonds In the court ever made, Frank Capra. He's Funeral Home in Coolville with (. TUesday night were Gordon another fellow whose old rums the Rev. Earl Russell officiat• ,. !',. Young, Clifton, $23.70, I!Jt!O<llng, ' on the late show look better and IDg. Burial will be In the Sue" ,,... ' o; , MASON - Mrs. Katherine E. and Melvin Arkenbrugh, Wa,ynes. better In retro..,ect. rve seen teas Cemetery at Long Bottom. " He waa born at Proctor, Wet. Lisle, 74, formerly of Mason. burg, $15, defective exhaust. ''It's a WODderfullife'' tO times, " ud It stlii works Its magic oC zell COuni!'. W. Va., the SOli of died at Riverside Hospital in eo. lauaba, tears and the human the late Warren and Josephine llDilbus. Slle t~~er•ted the Lisle Yates Erlewine. He was a rail- Grocery in Columbus for &everal comedy. The Ultimate Hero roacler In his early life and lat- years following the death of her But getjbij' back lA> Gable: er engaged in farming. He was husband, Howard, In 1947. Born May 7, 1894, in Mason, the NBC-TV hour, narrsted by 'a member of tbe MiddJeport B\lreess Meredith, had some Christian Church. He was pre· She was the daughter of the Late well-made points. Gable, It ceded In death by three brothers John and Pauline Wineman. A son and daughter also pr. noted, was •ftbe ultimate movie and three sisters. Funeral services for George ceded her in death. ~rvivors include a son, Euhero." IDs screenwriters, it V. Krider, Rae"", who died at &u-vl~ are two sons, Robert added, had one basic rule: 11He gene, ~rlngtield; nvedsughters, can only be de!ealed by an act Mro. Farle Ke!Uiedy, Middleport; Lisle, Granvllle. and D:Juglas, his residence on Tuesday, at ooon, will be held Thursday at 2 of God." In his dealings with Mrs. Lucy Lake, West Jeffer- Columbus; a sister, Mrs. earo.. p, m. at the Ewing Chapel with WOIIia In films, '"he never son, andMrs.1belma:sllirk, Mrs. line Turoor; seven grandburial In the Letart Cemetery, pleacled !or love- he demanded Marie Gilbert and Mrs. Leona children, and one greatr-grandHe was a member of the Racine it."• Bailey, ell of ~ringfield; nine chlld. Masonic Lodge 164, Pomeroy Funeral services wUl be at 9:30 I don't remember any men- grandchildren and 18 great Clui<>ter No. 80, Royal Arch Malion being made of those lamous grandchUdren. Friends may call a. rn. Friday at the Jerry ~ears sons and Bosworth Council &lrbig ears that 10111ebow looked at the funeral home anytime. Funeral Home, 2693 W. Broad vivors include his wife, Grace, ~. Columbus~ Friends may call just right on him. But there wis and a number of nieces and nephat the funeral home lrom 7 to 9 a reference to 11that quizzical, p.m. Wednvsda,y, from 2 to 4 p.. ews. A daughter, Kathryn, prefunny smlle." No one, the m. and from 7 to 9 p. m. Thurs- ceded him In death. program said quite accurittely, The !amtly has requested that Dies in Cambridge day. was nver s0 assured on a .Graveside rites will be con- there be no !lowers. Friends may ' screen. And as one actress I duciA>d by the Rev. Lowell Keeney call at the !uneral home at lUll'" W. D. Morrow, 85, Cambridge, ( I Interviewed oald: "Yoo had a atl:30 D. m. Friday at the Wells time. Roclne Masonic lodge 161 Ohio, died Monda)' evening In a sense of a man." bospital there. He wss preceded Cemetery at I:Qwnlngton, with the will hold Masonic services at Loved The Outdoors Foglesong FW18ral Home in the flDIOral home Wednesday at The hour focused on Gable"a In death by a son, Ralph. ct&arge of local arrangement•. 7:30 p. m. Survivors included his wife general lack of interest in ' leading the life or a movie star Daisy; three sons, Fred Mor. - and his passion for the row, manager of the Ohio Pow. outdoor, vlrule life: the ocean, er Co., Syracuse; Arthur, Bir1111•1/z. . l'liiii.IIIClUIII ; Buy noW for fpeclal Hit liVIngs on a Fleet· · 'Gef iJ;ecli~ ole IIVlnQj on ~ ~t'on · ~ . -.; the mountains, the desert. And mingham, Mich., and Clrl, Lam. olde Job Tamer llka lilt ono ahown aOO...· another well-Illustrated poi.JK bertsvU!e, Mich.; 10 grandchilVan• 01ju/pl*f with big 231).cu.·lri. Sir fil' dren, and 3 sreat-grandchlldren. Equlpl*f with big 11-1001 box, Six or VB . · fine, chrome h~~ capt, chrome ~; •· · lndlcaled his added depth as an Funeral services will be held eng/fie, Cullom -cbmlort and ~ppearance actor after the deattJ In a plane cuolom equ/pmllflt, front lftbillztr bv ttlf• "'·' "'IUipmtnt,.·c h"""' hub capt, ch,.,.. tronl c-rash of Miss Lombard and hi a at the SCOtt Funeral Home, Camtnd rlghl ·~ Junlo!' Well Colli iptriq;;, bu..,.,, !JOO a¥1\iablo at opeclal IIVIngo: tour of duty In the aervlce In bridge, Thursday at I p.m. with Specify olt111!r ,Ohovy-Van 1oe wllh 108• power ttjlerlng an<i ~t brlk.. ; 212 .SI~ · _ , _ ·~d lllrialln Clmbrldl'e. World War n. cu. tt ot ••'llil•pace, 111 engine """ 4-IPt*l trailomiH!cin: ·398 l/8 · Chlvy·Van VCI wllh VCI• wheel- and 20t I suppose there could tlave and automatic ~ !"'lllllllsalon; Soft cu. ft. of cergo apace. Pk:k'rourwav to uve . PETITION FILED ~Y gl~ air r:cindl11oillllt! and •adlo. : T~re't novor been • better tlmt lo buy! ' A peUUoo tor divorCe has been 'fliE DAILY SENTINEL filed iD Meigs COuniY commoo ~ . llf:V01'EIJ ro IHT.t:IDI' 0~ Pleas Court b7 Henry Doer!er, IO:kllioi!WiO!I' .t.AEA Ncojl.,iliii ·!Nt. jobltlo,...,,....r1 -c: IIICIIAID:S. OWEN, PliBUSHEH Jr., Old Cheater Rood, Pomeroy, o...tu 1'lnnlhlll, EdiiOI' ...Uitl,....!rina, oontlilio!loft, tunc!loul Publi•hed IIIII)' acec- S.ll>l'dti' 11r n. agalnllt Patricia Am Doerfer. Olllo \lallt: P...Uollq COII'IjiWII, 110 IIIM:lllll ~ Tho plainlllf q.argea gro10 neg'"""' .......... '!.'OM ....- -, ... ,_.ray, · ONe, n 76t , &ual.ns OD'J.e Jlllill,"itopn ..l.,..lila~ '·' · ' hiM ttWUS, Edllllrlll P11DM tU-2117. lect of dul;¥ ud Oldnme cruelty ' ' ···~ •If , \ ,..,.,.. . .... ,...... Pl ..... ,..,..,, and asks for cuatody or five miPOitJonoJ IIILYirtlolllll ...,,..__..,. llklli nor children. J. .!+,GelltcMr, ..,,. IZ t:.ot fhl :t., ~ (~~· r,. • r )>: ~~~~not Daisy Rawlings .. ,; ~ t• Shoes '.. fw .. . lsi~!ilt · ·! . :\; . ~lfDRIJI. Dies Wednesday . 0 • EE£ WIDTHS Kao- ·~ BLACK ru\a -. FREI ' ROlE ••. I" With l1oli. ... j:IILTIPIID STATIONS Real King of the Road CERT1FIED OIL COMPANY On the Lam Since '64 ~ • R ev zew • TV ••• zn . .* • "~:·W' D.J., strike Two prornla. m,.·----"''"-lll""""... AN TH0 N,Y are Mr ~ 49~ 95 Pi•bi.-Heatlng Erlewine Dies Mon-"aa · • :row Pl NG HEAT f NG. Mrs. Lisle Dies In Columbus . . Fri. . ---------------· • ,. George Krider Dies Tuesday TRU. W. D. Morrow, 85 Discontinued Colors Of SUPER KEM-TONE, FLOWKOTE, by Lucile and LUCilE Wall Paint 4.88 GAL Y..tr. : { t.:JU, N.. Ytft, ~,~ ..w.,. ...,, ~~ ..... b) ....... ... . . - . aqllllllllo :ao. ••ok; ... I'M' at ~ J.WI.)' S.JtMII ome~ . ••~...au. lb lliiopetof, ts,UI, n.,.. ll'lllltll•, P,IID. !If u .._. ...... tli:MI wtJu. c:arrlu ..nko 1101 1'-ll• .... 0. 111911111 fJ.M, By 111111: 0.. , _ flt.tt. liU lllllllfl~ if,l.ZS, 'l 'lwl monthl U.IHI. ...,fiPI,Itn ... lilot illldUIII~ Sotndo)o 1111111:P...... ..... MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMlTTED - Ellen Jane G(M)dl.n, Hard1011vtllei Joe Wil- ""'· Jr., Micldl~ DISCHARGED - !oot, OWen lvllloo. PICKENS HARDWARE Every Day 7:00 to ~:30 FRIDAY •ncl SATURI;IAY' Uf'ITIL 9 P.M Open Rena Ught- PHONE 992-2126 ~ - m $1.22 QUART - •_.,.... .... • ' '.. . ' ' I \JuWOD ,\ \ · tJ tID . HOW 1001. WAS PAID. VDU1 THERE! Now.......,.theclreledltlten to form the oii!Jrioe anower, II ounaiOd.bJ the above e-n. • 1...·-""""'IQIIIIII]-(D ' \Jombko• LIAVI ' ' ·~~·~··' HOUSI IIAD\1 AIICADI Y..urftr'• Ant•rn ..-... dw pfayHy ..,.-~" MewAU IHI IIAIS IN TOWN . . Program Given . Laurel Cliff Oi Salome by ~~~~.!'lo~ .,.,Mrs: Fred LewiS' .) • . "I I !• Aprogram on Salome, mother of tbe· apostles, James and John, taken (tom uwomen of the Bi- ble •• was presented by ~·· Fr~ Lewis when GrouD I o! the Women's Association, United Presbyterian chuYch, mel Monila1 nll\llt at .the home of Mrs. Tom Kelly. Mrs. Lari'Y AnderBDDpreslded at the meeting which opened with pra,y•r by Mrs. Dale Walburn. Mrs. Richard vaustaan pr~~ de<oatons ualng the topic, There Ia No Death.u '11le book studY, u A New Family On Earth" takeD. frOm Mark was given by ~·· FAwU:d crooks. A home made balled pols oale· was held following the meet- . ing, Member a turnecl In bazaar Items and dish · oOlotheS to be sold by the grOOP will be avallble 1•1er this month. Tho h6ste•i served a clessorl course to those named and Mill Chari- Davidaon, Mls• Edith naptmatall, and Mtaa Marl' KJ Walburn. ·ARE vau oNE DF THE MILLIONS WHD TAKE HDT WATER FDA GRANTED? . ' .. ,...... Paint Sale 531 W• .Wn, POIIILII'GY .'' the lust 1111011nt of money-insist on • ~ ~ \ heater .... and then forget it. )'i<; ' . '·' ', ·\ I I. .. �.. ' ( ' . ... . .. "" ( i' ,._ ' I . ' ~1~~;:~~:.~r~~!;~~"~t~~~~~:.::;,~,':·,~,.:·,~:~;;:, ',:,~,.:;:,,~ .:·,);,~,~9~6,~8', , , , , ,., , , , , , _, _,;, ;, , , ,,~, , ,_ . . • r ~··· ., '. '' Jj· . . . Drive· ·: . '• PT. •fLEASA!IT Eaa~Aor1 ~ Ciqlpll&D pn •"'arch 1 and will until M>i!l, Eaoter waa IUIIIOIIIICod toclal' by K. wO..ot.ar, ChairC<linll' Eaater . .... ' French City Meats ' These Savings Will Add\Up For You! 'Ohio Valley .A Boionced MNI For DOes TATERLAN SLICED BACON Smokor'o Dolllghl • Bosl Blooch Buy bag SLAB BACON lb. 43 c HIO VAL . ~ Hudion Jumbo ,r . · Paper towels....... ,.4 ' 43,000 of a total of 9t,OOO cubic yal-ds of concrete lor the planfa foundations. All pourlllg wiU be eomploled by late next year. work haa ende<l 011 the loundation for Mltctaell Plant's l, M 200.foot stack. Tho task of erectlng tho 'stack, wldch will re.,nro 18,500 yard• of c:ancrete and '*''than 2,000 tons of relnlorc:111f oleo!, will begin thla ~rtng and be completed, according to preaent estimates during t h e 111mmer. The M: w, Kellogg company, of Now York, will erect the stack and Install all piping 1~cet - lor tll~ COOl• Ill the plant, The oteck will be tho pi . ~ Ullt 2'1 Ia world' a talleot. ml~_1,69. . _I . ' The Marley compa111, oll\an- PT. PLEASANT - · lan Power Cornpan)' alructural ateel-k ha be81111 on Ito 1.6-mllllon-ldlowa~ •.$200million Mitchell Plant , n' e a r M~e, scheduled (91' COD\· plellm In 1971. Joe P. Gllla, file a exec:utlve vice presi t, llid tbat ·Bristol Steel & IraniWorkt, ol Bristol, Va., will 8IQll1 IIIICI . erect 101ll8 17,000 tons~ steel lor the power plan!. ~work on th~ flnt of the pi~' I twin 800,000-lar generating oirlta IB apeeted to be eompl~ t hI a ' • 1.00 .roii ...... .'. ::ir: . ateoltrt' HUMPTY DUMPTY ': ·ork Sausage~~~~...~.. 2 89C p0rk LI. ver......................... Fpj'Ec't"l: ib.19 c Liver Pudding ................:~~9C 0 Skinless Wieners .....~ P:!: 89C , TIRo ,,,.,,_:·_ I 4~:;.~~;':;:~~-----& 9cI COOKIES Health & Beauty Aids lb. Ttnder _ SOilltt Coalltnlc:tlon ' . " " •· . . .. .." ' ' '. " " l 1.11 Judge Wi!l~ 1 '. ,·:<. lU..:..i.Ch '8th .1.'1111" ! i,_ . ~ 1!1 .··. sas CiQ', Mo., isc:onstructingthe plant's two 370-loot hyperboliC· llhlllOd, natural-dr~coollllgtow. ers. Each will reqJire lO,OOOeu. blc yards or concrete and 750 ¢:,~~~~=---J_JK con'l'h~ IDnllrst' c:ooun ........,. wl l stee 11 bel. r-.., pleted • ·yeai-; 1be BGCUJd, In 1970, GlUt said. Mitchell Plan! has been deslined and ..,tneered by the American Elec:trlc: Power servic:e Corporatl.on, a sister complll)' of Appalachian. Opry Show SAV·E FRESH SUPPLY! MAMA :20~ OLD VIRGINIA \ \ t PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. Pleallanl Volunteer Fire Department will QOnsor a Grand Ole Ot>rr sboW on Aj>rU 2tih In the high oehooll)'lliooslum. Solna 15 actA will beljlpearlnjl atarl1ns ouch well lm:IWn P""" li>nnara u J uatln Tubb, 11111 01 Email Stl,:lrw JELLIES WALDORF 'TISSUE•••• PKG. OF 60 'ilubb, !Aike of Paducah, !Win (the Kentuckll w.... $1.00 "Medic" Pint &ottte ... •, . ,. ' . EGGS U.S.· Alfred Social Notes be~ ;~:~r1 alternatil~J *· Seeks $20,000 Workahop to complete tOO chairs that were begun in PT. PLEASANT - A $20,000 the workllhc;JP& on February 27 clvU actiOn hao been filed In the and 28 has been scheduled for ol!lco o! the Circuit Clerk scyled Friday, March 8, from 10 a . J, B. Redmond, George Patrick . m. until 4 p.m. in the auditorRedmond, Jac q~Uln Hall Red- ium oC the Courthouse ~ex . Thirty-three persons attendmond, Nancy Redmond Price and ed the firs! two-da.v workshop Bettle Redmond Guiliber vs. Rivwith approximately 26 chairs er Coal CoJJII)8111· Thelma Henderson leedltl!. Mr. 1111C1 Mrs. Russell Bainum or Columbus, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode, last Tuesday, and spent the atternoon, leaving forthelr homeat I o'clock. Mr. and Mrs, Cash Bentz and Mr. and Mrs. Richard 9Nartz being worked on. AddiUonal Witlo I golo. gu :•• meeting Thursday at 10 a. m. ln the Board of Education office with Lale A. Febl,programop..,. ialist from the State Department of Education present to discuss matters with the committee. OIL COMPANY ,r.,y QUICK QUIZ Q-ls the top of a map always north? A- It is a convention In map making to put the north· ern part at the top. Thus, If no direCtions are shown, it • 141 . 2! it II Let our experts reset your jo diamond in a modern setting \! ... at a very low cost. Your ; diamond will look lovelier. II and larger too. . CERTIFIED STATIONS Mrs;lAdii Clark and Mrs. Anna ~ Vere SW,artz, and on··Smda,y cal._ Allen o! Gravln, W, Ve., visited eel on Sarah Woode, at tllo VetMrs. Mao WoUe and lofr, and orens Memorial Hospital. Other lofrs, Carl Autherson. visitors- In the S.artz homo on TOOse who called on Mr. and Monday were Mr. and Mrs. VerMrs. Roy Powell andtamllywere oon SWartz and lamiJ.l', HpchMr. and loire. Bob L&woon and lllgport, and Jolr, IIIICI Mrs. lmdauahter, Mrs. ~ 0 Lawrence lard S.artz, local. The occasion and Mi:e. Matde LawrliiiCe, Jolr, wao the 80th blrlh<lll' of their IIIICI Mrs. Gene Congo and tam~ lather, Vera Swartz. b, lolr. and Mrs. HIJeo MrMul'• Mr. and lofro, WUIIDIII Carr ra.v, locel. Jolra,' 1\nnA Haines and daughters, spent 9mdo: r&IIIICI her mother, Mrs. ~lvl!, eeaily with Mr. and lofrs, Clair CarPenter, went to IndianiPOlls, Woode an:l Conni Sue, at ClrIDd., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Otis c:levUle, 0. Fredrick and dausht>r, Mr. and Mrs. Arth"f Atherton Mlos Sandra Bailey, her boy spent Sun<la,y In Columbo& with lrlend and girl lrlend, IIIICI her lllelr son, Jolr, IIIICI Mrs, CI/U'o boy friend of Columbus were din- enc:e Atherton and family, ner guests of Sandra's granda "Helen Woode spent Friday af.. modler, Mrs. Sylvia CarPenter terroon with her mother, Mrs. &mdly. .f< J. B. Hayes, her slster-io-law, Mrs, l!ou.oh nsltlid her al.. Sarah Woode In tho Veterans tor and brotlteJ'oln-IIW, Jolr, IIIICI ·llemorta!Hoapltal. Mrs, Edd Burmen Ot Wheeler.. lolr. and Mrs. Clair Woodo and burg, Ohio. ' CollJli &Je of Clrc:tevUie, o., Vlllttora of Jolr, and lofra, Cecll visited Mr. and Mrs. WUI!am l!osebel'l'l' IIIICI family were Mr. carr and dauglrters, IIIICilolr. and IIIICI lofra, Tom Burnoldo or PomJ Mrs. Charles D. Woode, Sun<la,y .and Mr. IIIICilofrs, James evening. lilol:lleawart and family of Port- l lTTIN O • Schools committee will hold a ~lllllll'ror whore W\l!.; IJif! o(. with Ravenna, , spoOl three he years. last lam!'¥ weeiWnd Mr. o. and· Mr.&. li t NO materials have been received ror approximately nine more chairs. COMMITTEE TO MEF:l' PT. PLEASANT- The~ec tal Education of Mason County ..... - .... ........ ..... t •• • :;.................. ~~~!~·~· i _.__ ......._........ cmnF11D 531 W. lololn, Pomo. . .bAVJS-ICI & PRODUCE "CO. left s · be PT. PLEA.SANT - A Olalr Caning (Owned and Operated By Crows Steak Hou ..} Between Pomeroy and Middleport ; \ --·- .. -·--"·--··- "\'/'L 11\ /IUl \L" (H 1/ff} l~-r~·~j Retail Prices Elfedlve . Thursday Frtday Saturuy March 7-8-9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE ......................• ~ I I I 8 9 C K A T E S CLUB U.S.O.A. CHOICE lb SSC ROAST CHUCK ··········~·········· ~ SUCHERS SLICED YUMMY BACON •••••••••••••••••~49C W H0 L E u to t 6 lb. FULLY COOKED HAM.......b53C U.tD.A. CHOICE ROLLED RUMP · ROAST•••••h.99C .---.-. --- ·---~==-~::;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;===::::=::::::==: . may be taken for granted that the top is north. THESE ITEMS DISCOUNTED EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK .hesh Ground Beef · · 6Sc Beef Short Ribs.------~- 49c 6-LOAVES Holsum Breacl__ J~!h!1. 0 o wood JohnSton, loc!ll, called on Mr. and Mrs, LawreneeJohnflloll and lamll,y. . • ..... , - J . '~.,. USDA ·PRlME BEEF FOR THAT SPEaAL -o·ccASIOM . . .FOODSI . Kr•ft Pimento or Amerlu"' • . ,.. ' j ,fOR .HOME FREll: l l$1·" · ... I I ' i. ~- ' '! -! ·~ ') ' ' ,,-:)!<·I ., 1":[ ;• -~"·.'''\.,.~ ' --~- Civil Action 1. GRADE l LARGf b~ ' March 11. The stDdy on the book ol Acts was hold thl• week. World Day of Prayer services wore held at the<hurch here Frlday evening, March 1 !rom 8-9 with an attendance o! 13, with dar), ~ Martin, Jean Valley, T..,_ooe Jim IIIICIJilllll' otl>era. Proeoodl fi'QIII tho ohoW wW be used by, tho nrem111 to buy land Route. VIsitors ol Mr. IIIICilolre. c;hiJ'o ..pj>l)lent lor•tho local fire d.. Ue Carroll and family wore lolr, paitment. Further l!tormellon oo. the l!bo'W will,be - e e l . n.n Ours and oop, Albert and wlteofBeaver, Ptnn., and~bo on 1111C1 flhonnlo ~Mel&on of Columl:ius, Frances L'*th of ~rlngflold, 0., and lolr. l!oborl Ours, local. Mr. andlolri.llomor tcemower llllendod asboWerlorthelrgranddaugl\ter IIIICI husband, Jolr, and lolro. Peyton at the ho!ne of her parent•, lolr, and lira. Robert Jellers. lolr, IIIICI Mrs: c.· C. Carter o1 Long Boltom, llr. IIIICIIIri. Mar- ' PKGS. Bush, and Mr. Pa1Jl Ours. Rev. Busch has been preacl>lng at the Free WUJ Baptist Church at MlddlEI'Ort. HeY. 11;1d Mrs. Busch visited lolr, IIIICI lofrs, Leroy Miller of Cheshire. t · Mrs. Henry Autlierson, his sonIn-Jaw, Mr• . and Mra. Joe Andrew•, Joey and Geney o1 Newark, 0., viBited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Auther&on and Mrs.. Mae Wolfe. Linda Beegle o! Racine visited them also. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Andrews Sponsor '01 ' ~ strl!lp wldeh 1110 artist but aloo tilt .YOI'· · beallllful, Jlltlllto1 are tuned In sympatb¥ wlfll tjle satllllf IIIICI wide rapge of hio ...,;petlllll 1111/1 other elstrt harmonica <JI tile IJ!IUouallnatru"""". fllome. chromlllc scale, he had proA 111flodlciii.Y bealdlllli ..,.,.. The audl•ee'a &Iced on ln_,.eol '11111<11-haa a br Jill< AlbeniJ, "Mala- 0110010 S.. lull, · rich, live IIOUilil to every 011111 ·16S," followed In- to tllo ..,;, · niite. i' · · . iermlooJco. AI •· Yepea' pro. flltm with a nrr ThOUIII> theaernurextraotrlnl• gram l)l'OI!'•M<I ·Into the D»rt dollPIIul•-•· are not ...,..u, plll'ed. theY ...,temporary era of elaooleol S..cartaoo. dOllblo ,fiiO ln/llnllllonl'o carr)'· JDJllal: muole, tile elleol ol.· a FollOwtnc ;the: · IDa power, IIIICI Wben coUlee! ,._ _..,.lety of ~ll{llancorliJ1!1ml bero· ol the m, flit)' can be pluekocl to till eould be heard. i ol dlrectoro out IOlTl8 ot the ptra bas a tkMI 'l1le "Muller ))IDee," wl~ lta the home .d . Dr: .and Mrt. , of tile early lu!o tablature.'' !lory, Sl>lnllh rill'· :W. Claro. S.. \'epeo, who ..... other 16th c0!11ur1 - " thmo, lo tlle oni.Y wor~ wrltlal here tile dof·llltl' tlle ·llrst O!hl.l wldel> followed were tile atetei.Y by MOftUOl do Fallalortheaultar, tllroe oehedlllod Ton Hall upavina" by Milan and •'Slete contra.Una: 1rith ibis ·was tbe c:erts in New York. left . . Dlferenc!as so1>re el tema 'Qlar· deUcatAo, lUling "Madrolloa" by hlo appearance here to lly to dame laa Vacas'," a IOJflbetly Torroba.. One outstanding num· Toronto for a retital. iOonda1 SchOol .-<lance on The btllofcomPlalntstatestllat March 3 was >1, tile ol!erlniwas the defendant caused to be setoff f16.31. Worship services were large quantities ·ot eJPlosiY.es MAY JOHNSTON hold at 10:45, with Voro S.artz, near proPerty o! plalnti!IS Rev, and Mrs. John Busch tar-loader. The MYF hold Ito r .. causi~ great iniW"Y to roundation visited Mr. Md Mro. Lawrence gular meeting Sunday evening at waDs, interior plaster, woodBush and daughter, Connie or $:30. WorehiP serviceswereheld work. etc., with the plalntiffs deoRacine lloute. al 7:4li, with the Rev. Casto. manding judgment against defendRev, Busch visited Mrs. Mae Revival services with tho Rev, ant in the smn ot $2tl,OOO· BrEmer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Charles Norris will begin here Firemen Wm :·:· 4 ! '. f . .. , 1\f,, ,,, , I~:h,~ 'i'; :;: ~; d:: ''···-·.·.·.·.·.·. ·.·.·.·::.·.~····=·:-:·:·:·:·.·::·:·.·.·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::.;:;::.;:::::;.;:;.;:;:;.;::::::::·:·:=:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:'·:·:·:·:·::::::::~;:; ¥' ~ · •. 1 ' J e 49' bag ~red i CHIPS . 1-lb . ~ of SOUth Bend. Ind., -has POTATO . .. ANTIQUES generaUy require at leaot a eealoey of aging, but ool In loday'a otepped·•P atomic age. Tube "panel" In baeqround Ia only 13 years old, but as a eompl)nent ollhe llrst large-sealo eomputer Installed outalde IBM'• own olllees, Is eb11ed ao antique, made obsolete by "card" held In forecround . One ollheae ewrds I• equlv· alent ol !j) tube panelo. Monsanto, owner of the dated compaler, Ilea d9nated II to tbe Smltbsoalan Jnotltutl011'1 MaHIIIIl of RlllorY and TeeiiDOioJY. Old Town . . I Begun t ·Moundsville Flats News .' ~ · rour &>anlllh oomber by de Narvaez. Allemande et Glgue, ,; htultrat- The first portiOn or the program ed the reaaon tor Yepes' use or closed wl:th a collection or lovelY alO-strlng guitar, hiSownuni<Jie melodies rrom Gaspar SUZ' design. ~'Suite Espanola," which demAs ooe reviewer has explained, onstrated not ooly the great aklll Structu~al Steelwork Super Chlor···•••.. •41••• .. • 'l!!;se·.. · 29' 1-lb. - • II .. I Book. Matches.......~...... a;: ;J(K , POTATOES STOCK UP AND SAVE .. •.•By gram n!UI)ber, .,.., Lo ROf and &memoOd Gaulllor'a r Frlskles Dog Food... ~.~ 10 ~~-9ft INSTANT 55' SooCiolly Pricod '"""'"rt a door·~ Eu- Seal P~ado· · Fundi wid iupporl tile maily cleiY.''·. · . Eaater Scal uro~• In Ma· Durtfta: thete week•, !1011 ' ~• tauch !I* ...ch cttn.: opread appeal !or lwldo I lea, hoar!DI tesl ellnlca, phyalmado by the Ma/11111 cal 11\erlPl' eiiJil)lnc programo, ter Seal SocleiJ to aplance op1d e~l loins, me/rt IIIICI rlilabUitat!on crtp. medical evalualiQn, .IIIICI ·,...,Y pleol. children IIIICI dlltofln Ma· olher needed omicoo !or erlp1011 C0UD1Y .•" ·~· . I pled c~ IIIICI halldlclpped . Lalli year, more than t1 )land- adults. !capped peril<o,. rocelvf'd ~olp "Tho - ' e of MaiOil Counll' from file MaiOII C<NII\Y \&idell' have alwiQ'I re"""""'"' ,to our expiiiDod lofr, Worm. B u I needl, . ~ I lee! ceataln tilt)' needs of the handl~ and wlll,mlloe It pooolblo to lncroooe .01111 ol provldlnl •l~Pl~I'Vro!oo•, ~- .seal aem.ce to tho ertp. olooal we ~ rta!Pi aM more Pled dlirlns' the COIIIIni Jnr," money tllan tfer betoro j~!l be , laid Ml'• Wdroler. ·· . noeded to aerve the :hf""CIPThe Mam COIIDII' Easter Seal pod &.rlni !968. SocleiJ 1B an a!llllate of t h e The campalsn will tnJiude the National Soelell' lor Crippled tradlllonal Eaater · 1 ~ o al Children and Adults, wldch lasl mdl appeal_. at: :¥leJ! · as ;year provided aervteea tor alEaiter sell 'cia d .. moot a q~artor million handlhe said: In additiOn, mW .lll'f· capped per110111. ,•, ' ::: Toilet Soap ••••••••• :·;.10c Contac Capsules. ••• J9c Alcohoi .............. ~~JO· .1!/1 \0 J>ave "'*'"" :: Jergens Both Size ~ cia! eventl planned, lncludlnJ I!Ullll' ll'll' 811!! Lily ll'll' '"' tllo ~· before ·Pill)l and EAster ~a, plul It'll hop- 1., WHITNEY PINK BY CAllOLYN RODERJCK ' The oolo artllll.ry <JI claadc · aulllrllll NarciiiO Yepe• brtlltamly · 9mdo: afternoon, ' ev\'R In drlldnl contrasl to IJft musical nlasnifl!!le of tile Jndl. anapolll !IYml>lionr Or<bestra'a benenl In Galllpollo tllo pr<vlouo mnlng. Sr. Yepeo, tlie tlllrd atlroc· lion on tlle Trl.(;ounil commu· nlll' eoocert Aaaoc,allon'a current series, attracted an audl.. once o1 almoot soo, oome !rom eommunlll' aooo<!latl011S as rar away 11 Ailh!IIIICI, Ky. 1be opening ll\lmbers on dle program, "Five Pieces ror the aenatssanee Lute." by Adrlen ! ' LOWER PRICED! btf, waalllo ' .... '' . Ib. pkg. ~!> Contert. .··: SALMON Hb. can------------- - ' b,y ·' \ " I ' ' . ... ' · ' ' ·~· ' .' �.. ' ( ' . ... . .. "" ( i' ,._ ' I . ' ~1~~;:~~:.~r~~!;~~"~t~~~~~:.::;,~,':·,~,.:·,~:~;;:, ',:,~,.:;:,,~ .:·,);,~,~9~6,~8', , , , , ,., , , , , , _, _,;, ;, , , ,,~, , ,_ . . • r ~··· ., '. '' Jj· . . . Drive· ·: . '• PT. •fLEASA!IT Eaa~Aor1 ~ Ciqlpll&D pn •"'arch 1 and will until M>i!l, Eaoter waa IUIIIOIIIICod toclal' by K. wO..ot.ar, ChairC<linll' Eaater . .... ' French City Meats ' These Savings Will Add\Up For You! 'Ohio Valley .A Boionced MNI For DOes TATERLAN SLICED BACON Smokor'o Dolllghl • Bosl Blooch Buy bag SLAB BACON lb. 43 c HIO VAL . ~ Hudion Jumbo ,r . · Paper towels....... ,.4 ' 43,000 of a total of 9t,OOO cubic yal-ds of concrete lor the planfa foundations. All pourlllg wiU be eomploled by late next year. work haa ende<l 011 the loundation for Mltctaell Plant's l, M 200.foot stack. Tho task of erectlng tho 'stack, wldch will re.,nro 18,500 yard• of c:ancrete and '*''than 2,000 tons of relnlorc:111f oleo!, will begin thla ~rtng and be completed, according to preaent estimates during t h e 111mmer. The M: w, Kellogg company, of Now York, will erect the stack and Install all piping 1~cet - lor tll~ COOl• Ill the plant, The oteck will be tho pi . ~ Ullt 2'1 Ia world' a talleot. ml~_1,69. . _I . ' The Marley compa111, oll\an- PT. PLEASANT - · lan Power Cornpan)' alructural ateel-k ha be81111 on Ito 1.6-mllllon-ldlowa~ •.$200million Mitchell Plant , n' e a r M~e, scheduled (91' COD\· plellm In 1971. Joe P. Gllla, file a exec:utlve vice presi t, llid tbat ·Bristol Steel & IraniWorkt, ol Bristol, Va., will 8IQll1 IIIICI . erect 101ll8 17,000 tons~ steel lor the power plan!. ~work on th~ flnt of the pi~' I twin 800,000-lar generating oirlta IB apeeted to be eompl~ t hI a ' • 1.00 .roii ...... .'. ::ir: . ateoltrt' HUMPTY DUMPTY ': ·ork Sausage~~~~...~.. 2 89C p0rk LI. ver......................... Fpj'Ec't"l: ib.19 c Liver Pudding ................:~~9C 0 Skinless Wieners .....~ P:!: 89C , TIRo ,,,.,,_:·_ I 4~:;.~~;':;:~~-----& 9cI COOKIES Health & Beauty Aids lb. Ttnder _ SOilltt Coalltnlc:tlon ' . " " •· . . .. .." ' ' '. " " l 1.11 Judge Wi!l~ 1 '. ,·:<. lU..:..i.Ch '8th .1.'1111" ! i,_ . ~ 1!1 .··. sas CiQ', Mo., isc:onstructingthe plant's two 370-loot hyperboliC· llhlllOd, natural-dr~coollllgtow. ers. Each will reqJire lO,OOOeu. blc yards or concrete and 750 ¢:,~~~~=---J_JK con'l'h~ IDnllrst' c:ooun ........,. wl l stee 11 bel. r-.., pleted • ·yeai-; 1be BGCUJd, In 1970, GlUt said. Mitchell Plan! has been deslined and ..,tneered by the American Elec:trlc: Power servic:e Corporatl.on, a sister complll)' of Appalachian. Opry Show SAV·E FRESH SUPPLY! MAMA :20~ OLD VIRGINIA \ \ t PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. Pleallanl Volunteer Fire Department will QOnsor a Grand Ole Ot>rr sboW on Aj>rU 2tih In the high oehooll)'lliooslum. Solna 15 actA will beljlpearlnjl atarl1ns ouch well lm:IWn P""" li>nnara u J uatln Tubb, 11111 01 Email Stl,:lrw JELLIES WALDORF 'TISSUE•••• PKG. OF 60 'ilubb, !Aike of Paducah, !Win (the Kentuckll w.... $1.00 "Medic" Pint &ottte ... •, . ,. ' . EGGS U.S.· Alfred Social Notes be~ ;~:~r1 alternatil~J *· Seeks $20,000 Workahop to complete tOO chairs that were begun in PT. PLEASANT - A $20,000 the workllhc;JP& on February 27 clvU actiOn hao been filed In the and 28 has been scheduled for ol!lco o! the Circuit Clerk scyled Friday, March 8, from 10 a . J, B. Redmond, George Patrick . m. until 4 p.m. in the auditorRedmond, Jac q~Uln Hall Red- ium oC the Courthouse ~ex . Thirty-three persons attendmond, Nancy Redmond Price and ed the firs! two-da.v workshop Bettle Redmond Guiliber vs. Rivwith approximately 26 chairs er Coal CoJJII)8111· Thelma Henderson leedltl!. Mr. 1111C1 Mrs. Russell Bainum or Columbus, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode, last Tuesday, and spent the atternoon, leaving forthelr homeat I o'clock. Mr. and Mrs, Cash Bentz and Mr. and Mrs. Richard 9Nartz being worked on. AddiUonal Witlo I golo. gu :•• meeting Thursday at 10 a. m. ln the Board of Education office with Lale A. Febl,programop..,. ialist from the State Department of Education present to discuss matters with the committee. OIL COMPANY ,r.,y QUICK QUIZ Q-ls the top of a map always north? A- It is a convention In map making to put the north· ern part at the top. Thus, If no direCtions are shown, it • 141 . 2! it II Let our experts reset your jo diamond in a modern setting \! ... at a very low cost. Your ; diamond will look lovelier. II and larger too. . CERTIFIED STATIONS Mrs;lAdii Clark and Mrs. Anna ~ Vere SW,artz, and on··Smda,y cal._ Allen o! Gravln, W, Ve., visited eel on Sarah Woode, at tllo VetMrs. Mao WoUe and lofr, and orens Memorial Hospital. Other lofrs, Carl Autherson. visitors- In the S.artz homo on TOOse who called on Mr. and Monday were Mr. and Mrs. VerMrs. Roy Powell andtamllywere oon SWartz and lamiJ.l', HpchMr. and loire. Bob L&woon and lllgport, and Jolr, IIIICI Mrs. lmdauahter, Mrs. ~ 0 Lawrence lard S.artz, local. The occasion and Mi:e. Matde LawrliiiCe, Jolr, wao the 80th blrlh<lll' of their IIIICI Mrs. Gene Congo and tam~ lather, Vera Swartz. b, lolr. and Mrs. HIJeo MrMul'• Mr. and lofro, WUIIDIII Carr ra.v, locel. Jolra,' 1\nnA Haines and daughters, spent 9mdo: r&IIIICI her mother, Mrs. ~lvl!, eeaily with Mr. and lofrs, Clair CarPenter, went to IndianiPOlls, Woode an:l Conni Sue, at ClrIDd., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Otis c:levUle, 0. Fredrick and dausht>r, Mr. and Mrs. Arth"f Atherton Mlos Sandra Bailey, her boy spent Sun<la,y In Columbo& with lrlend and girl lrlend, IIIICI her lllelr son, Jolr, IIIICI Mrs, CI/U'o boy friend of Columbus were din- enc:e Atherton and family, ner guests of Sandra's granda "Helen Woode spent Friday af.. modler, Mrs. Sylvia CarPenter terroon with her mother, Mrs. &mdly. .f< J. B. Hayes, her slster-io-law, Mrs, l!ou.oh nsltlid her al.. Sarah Woode In tho Veterans tor and brotlteJ'oln-IIW, Jolr, IIIICI ·llemorta!Hoapltal. Mrs, Edd Burmen Ot Wheeler.. lolr. and Mrs. Clair Woodo and burg, Ohio. ' CollJli &Je of Clrc:tevUie, o., Vlllttora of Jolr, and lofra, Cecll visited Mr. and Mrs. WUI!am l!osebel'l'l' IIIICI family were Mr. carr and dauglrters, IIIICilolr. and IIIICI lofra, Tom Burnoldo or PomJ Mrs. Charles D. Woode, Sun<la,y .and Mr. IIIICilofrs, James evening. lilol:lleawart and family of Port- l lTTIN O • Schools committee will hold a ~lllllll'ror whore W\l!.; IJif! o(. with Ravenna, , spoOl three he years. last lam!'¥ weeiWnd Mr. o. and· Mr.&. li t NO materials have been received ror approximately nine more chairs. COMMITTEE TO MEF:l' PT. PLEASANT- The~ec tal Education of Mason County ..... - .... ........ ..... t •• • :;.................. ~~~!~·~· i _.__ ......._........ cmnF11D 531 W. lololn, Pomo. . .bAVJS-ICI & PRODUCE "CO. left s · be PT. PLEA.SANT - A Olalr Caning (Owned and Operated By Crows Steak Hou ..} Between Pomeroy and Middleport ; \ --·- .. -·--"·--··- "\'/'L 11\ /IUl \L" (H 1/ff} l~-r~·~j Retail Prices Elfedlve . Thursday Frtday Saturuy March 7-8-9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE ......................• ~ I I I 8 9 C K A T E S CLUB U.S.O.A. CHOICE lb SSC ROAST CHUCK ··········~·········· ~ SUCHERS SLICED YUMMY BACON •••••••••••••••••~49C W H0 L E u to t 6 lb. FULLY COOKED HAM.......b53C U.tD.A. CHOICE ROLLED RUMP · ROAST•••••h.99C .---.-. --- ·---~==-~::;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;===::::=::::::==: . may be taken for granted that the top is north. THESE ITEMS DISCOUNTED EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK .hesh Ground Beef · · 6Sc Beef Short Ribs.------~- 49c 6-LOAVES Holsum Breacl__ J~!h!1. 0 o wood JohnSton, loc!ll, called on Mr. and Mrs, LawreneeJohnflloll and lamll,y. . • ..... , - J . '~.,. USDA ·PRlME BEEF FOR THAT SPEaAL -o·ccASIOM . . .FOODSI . Kr•ft Pimento or Amerlu"' • . ,.. ' j ,fOR .HOME FREll: l l$1·" · ... I I ' i. ~- ' '! -! ·~ ') ' ' ,,-:)!<·I ., 1":[ ;• -~"·.'''\.,.~ ' --~- Civil Action 1. GRADE l LARGf b~ ' March 11. The stDdy on the book ol Acts was hold thl• week. World Day of Prayer services wore held at the<hurch here Frlday evening, March 1 !rom 8-9 with an attendance o! 13, with dar), ~ Martin, Jean Valley, T..,_ooe Jim IIIICIJilllll' otl>era. Proeoodl fi'QIII tho ohoW wW be used by, tho nrem111 to buy land Route. VIsitors ol Mr. IIIICilolre. c;hiJ'o ..pj>l)lent lor•tho local fire d.. Ue Carroll and family wore lolr, paitment. Further l!tormellon oo. the l!bo'W will,be - e e l . n.n Ours and oop, Albert and wlteofBeaver, Ptnn., and~bo on 1111C1 flhonnlo ~Mel&on of Columl:ius, Frances L'*th of ~rlngflold, 0., and lolr. l!oborl Ours, local. Mr. andlolri.llomor tcemower llllendod asboWerlorthelrgranddaugl\ter IIIICI husband, Jolr, and lolro. Peyton at the ho!ne of her parent•, lolr, and lira. Robert Jellers. lolr, IIIICI Mrs: c.· C. Carter o1 Long Boltom, llr. IIIICIIIri. Mar- ' PKGS. Bush, and Mr. Pa1Jl Ours. Rev. Busch has been preacl>lng at the Free WUJ Baptist Church at MlddlEI'Ort. HeY. 11;1d Mrs. Busch visited lolr, IIIICI lofrs, Leroy Miller of Cheshire. t · Mrs. Henry Autlierson, his sonIn-Jaw, Mr• . and Mra. Joe Andrew•, Joey and Geney o1 Newark, 0., viBited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Auther&on and Mrs.. Mae Wolfe. Linda Beegle o! Racine visited them also. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Andrews Sponsor '01 ' ~ strl!lp wldeh 1110 artist but aloo tilt .YOI'· · beallllful, Jlltlllto1 are tuned In sympatb¥ wlfll tjle satllllf IIIICI wide rapge of hio ...,;petlllll 1111/1 other elstrt harmonica <JI tile IJ!IUouallnatru"""". fllome. chromlllc scale, he had proA 111flodlciii.Y bealdlllli ..,.,.. The audl•ee'a &Iced on ln_,.eol '11111<11-haa a br Jill< AlbeniJ, "Mala- 0110010 S.. lull, · rich, live IIOUilil to every 011111 ·16S," followed In- to tllo ..,;, · niite. i' · · . iermlooJco. AI •· Yepea' pro. flltm with a nrr ThOUIII> theaernurextraotrlnl• gram l)l'OI!'•M<I ·Into the D»rt dollPIIul•-•· are not ...,..u, plll'ed. theY ...,temporary era of elaooleol S..cartaoo. dOllblo ,fiiO ln/llnllllonl'o carr)'· JDJllal: muole, tile elleol ol.· a FollOwtnc ;the: · IDa power, IIIICI Wben coUlee! ,._ _..,.lety of ~ll{llancorliJ1!1ml bero· ol the m, flit)' can be pluekocl to till eould be heard. i ol dlrectoro out IOlTl8 ot the ptra bas a tkMI 'l1le "Muller ))IDee," wl~ lta the home .d . Dr: .and Mrt. , of tile early lu!o tablature.'' !lory, Sl>lnllh rill'· :W. Claro. S.. \'epeo, who ..... other 16th c0!11ur1 - " thmo, lo tlle oni.Y wor~ wrltlal here tile dof·llltl' tlle ·llrst O!hl.l wldel> followed were tile atetei.Y by MOftUOl do Fallalortheaultar, tllroe oehedlllod Ton Hall upavina" by Milan and •'Slete contra.Una: 1rith ibis ·was tbe c:erts in New York. left . . Dlferenc!as so1>re el tema 'Qlar· deUcatAo, lUling "Madrolloa" by hlo appearance here to lly to dame laa Vacas'," a IOJflbetly Torroba.. One outstanding num· Toronto for a retital. iOonda1 SchOol .-<lance on The btllofcomPlalntstatestllat March 3 was >1, tile ol!erlniwas the defendant caused to be setoff f16.31. Worship services were large quantities ·ot eJPlosiY.es MAY JOHNSTON hold at 10:45, with Voro S.artz, near proPerty o! plalnti!IS Rev, and Mrs. John Busch tar-loader. The MYF hold Ito r .. causi~ great iniW"Y to roundation visited Mr. Md Mro. Lawrence gular meeting Sunday evening at waDs, interior plaster, woodBush and daughter, Connie or $:30. WorehiP serviceswereheld work. etc., with the plalntiffs deoRacine lloute. al 7:4li, with the Rev. Casto. manding judgment against defendRev, Busch visited Mrs. Mae Revival services with tho Rev, ant in the smn ot $2tl,OOO· BrEmer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Charles Norris will begin here Firemen Wm :·:· 4 ! '. f . .. , 1\f,, ,,, , I~:h,~ 'i'; :;: ~; d:: ''···-·.·.·.·.·.·. ·.·.·.·::.·.~····=·:-:·:·:·:·.·::·:·.·.·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::.;:;::.;:::::;.;:;.;:;:;.;::::::::·:·:=:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:'·:·:·:·:·::::::::~;:; ¥' ~ · •. 1 ' J e 49' bag ~red i CHIPS . 1-lb . ~ of SOUth Bend. Ind., -has POTATO . .. ANTIQUES generaUy require at leaot a eealoey of aging, but ool In loday'a otepped·•P atomic age. Tube "panel" In baeqround Ia only 13 years old, but as a eompl)nent ollhe llrst large-sealo eomputer Installed outalde IBM'• own olllees, Is eb11ed ao antique, made obsolete by "card" held In forecround . One ollheae ewrds I• equlv· alent ol !j) tube panelo. Monsanto, owner of the dated compaler, Ilea d9nated II to tbe Smltbsoalan Jnotltutl011'1 MaHIIIIl of RlllorY and TeeiiDOioJY. Old Town . . I Begun t ·Moundsville Flats News .' ~ · rour &>anlllh oomber by de Narvaez. Allemande et Glgue, ,; htultrat- The first portiOn or the program ed the reaaon tor Yepes' use or closed wl:th a collection or lovelY alO-strlng guitar, hiSownuni<Jie melodies rrom Gaspar SUZ' design. ~'Suite Espanola," which demAs ooe reviewer has explained, onstrated not ooly the great aklll Structu~al Steelwork Super Chlor···•••.. •41••• .. • 'l!!;se·.. · 29' 1-lb. - • II .. I Book. Matches.......~...... a;: ;J(K , POTATOES STOCK UP AND SAVE .. •.•By gram n!UI)ber, .,.., Lo ROf and &memoOd Gaulllor'a r Frlskles Dog Food... ~.~ 10 ~~-9ft INSTANT 55' SooCiolly Pricod '"""'"rt a door·~ Eu- Seal P~ado· · Fundi wid iupporl tile maily cleiY.''·. · . Eaater Scal uro~• In Ma· Durtfta: thete week•, !1011 ' ~• tauch !I* ...ch cttn.: opread appeal !or lwldo I lea, hoar!DI tesl ellnlca, phyalmado by the Ma/11111 cal 11\erlPl' eiiJil)lnc programo, ter Seal SocleiJ to aplance op1d e~l loins, me/rt IIIICI rlilabUitat!on crtp. medical evalualiQn, .IIIICI ·,...,Y pleol. children IIIICI dlltofln Ma· olher needed omicoo !or erlp1011 C0UD1Y .•" ·~· . I pled c~ IIIICI halldlclpped . Lalli year, more than t1 )land- adults. !capped peril<o,. rocelvf'd ~olp "Tho - ' e of MaiOil Counll' from file MaiOII C<NII\Y \&idell' have alwiQ'I re"""""'"' ,to our expiiiDod lofr, Worm. B u I needl, . ~ I lee! ceataln tilt)' needs of the handl~ and wlll,mlloe It pooolblo to lncroooe .01111 ol provldlnl •l~Pl~I'Vro!oo•, ~- .seal aem.ce to tho ertp. olooal we ~ rta!Pi aM more Pled dlirlns' the COIIIIni Jnr," money tllan tfer betoro j~!l be , laid Ml'• Wdroler. ·· . noeded to aerve the :hf""CIPThe Mam COIIDII' Easter Seal pod &.rlni !968. SocleiJ 1B an a!llllate of t h e The campalsn will tnJiude the National Soelell' lor Crippled tradlllonal Eaater · 1 ~ o al Children and Adults, wldch lasl mdl appeal_. at: :¥leJ! · as ;year provided aervteea tor alEaiter sell 'cia d .. moot a q~artor million handlhe said: In additiOn, mW .lll'f· capped per110111. ,•, ' ::: Toilet Soap ••••••••• :·;.10c Contac Capsules. ••• J9c Alcohoi .............. ~~JO· .1!/1 \0 J>ave "'*'"" :: Jergens Both Size ~ cia! eventl planned, lncludlnJ I!Ullll' ll'll' 811!! Lily ll'll' '"' tllo ~· before ·Pill)l and EAster ~a, plul It'll hop- 1., WHITNEY PINK BY CAllOLYN RODERJCK ' The oolo artllll.ry <JI claadc · aulllrllll NarciiiO Yepe• brtlltamly · 9mdo: afternoon, ' ev\'R In drlldnl contrasl to IJft musical nlasnifl!!le of tile Jndl. anapolll !IYml>lionr Or<bestra'a benenl In Galllpollo tllo pr<vlouo mnlng. Sr. Yepeo, tlie tlllrd atlroc· lion on tlle Trl.(;ounil commu· nlll' eoocert Aaaoc,allon'a current series, attracted an audl.. once o1 almoot soo, oome !rom eommunlll' aooo<!latl011S as rar away 11 Ailh!IIIICI, Ky. 1be opening ll\lmbers on dle program, "Five Pieces ror the aenatssanee Lute." by Adrlen ! ' LOWER PRICED! btf, waalllo ' .... '' . Ib. pkg. ~!> Contert. .··: SALMON Hb. can------------- - ' b,y ·' \ " I ' ' . ... ' · ' ' ·~· ' .' �. -~- ---,.· ·-·-.....-..:. 1"">-..... ~--·- . • 11 - The llallj· lSentlne~ Middlopon-l'omeroy, MOreh DECEMHI\:lt 31, JOin LEGAL NOnCE .,.388,1»• •.03 . 1"7 • , Mllll LOCAL ICNOOL OIIUICT COUNTY OP Mll.l , · .,...rey, P. Q, ~... 1.:no.112 1.111~ 10 CNII• .,..._ tltllr••rr 11, ,,.. ,A ...., .. .. A·•• .. . A4l . . A.JI·B A4& . . 1 .eertlf1• u.. loUowillt NJ9rt to bl . ' 1,31'1'.40 1#11.11 ...... l.oH.f:l . .. z.u ....., ........ ro~a \ • • 53 per <eDt a decadl! earlier, oftlclalaeatlmlted. \Me care--------~ ·.w,.;;;-,... 1, a...w ··· ··· ·· ·· .... kMf; I.U~IMill . La&aeluGelia •• ' •. '. . . . •• JI,D.I.A. TUk V . the year ondlng In Juno 1986, I.I.&.A. .I i c-· ~ ,· ·' · •• J .., • • . . Jlo!l!d. cent rrom 10 years earlier. Total buatnesa'wlume ol c-rotlveo, Including m""' ketlng, .- l y purchasq llld services, was a record $15J.bU.. jlon (or 1985-66, uP 61 j>4l' cent In. decade. WhUe no national estimate• are available tor 196&-67 or the C\ll'lo rart fiscal year, eJ!Pirt& said riiiiPOrts Crom a number ol big cocc>erathes h a d indicated ll'OMb was continuing. On thiS ballS ol the 1985-66 survey. California led the Ration m total cooperative \ludneaa wlume wllh nearly .1.9 bllllon. lllnneoota was ·second with $1. billion and Iowa third with '989 au.IWal ""' ·.. .. .. . PeriUUil\ ~t, IIIQroUIIWI.L,. . . . Tnu* . , .. .,l • . . .. . . N.D,I.A., Tl~ IU N.lti.A. TlUI V .. 1.1,!-lo. TtU. I . UldiOIIB saoGi iuPIWt PORK CHOPS LOIN END PORK ROAST Wl11en Our founder established these business guidea Super·Ript S1110lda Slleltll11011 >~­ aeu.il "' .. .. ' IAOO.OO I ................ Open ..nd ,ftttlnJIIlolnt. . LUdlroont. J::::: z.a.&.A.. tiu. m . .. ··· Boad a.u.remnt . .. . ., \ 141,111UII &.I,I.A. 1\tle 01 . . 138,&18,11 Uli.IO . JO,fiOII.M __ ..,_ ._. '. . """' . .nu. . .... ... •·•fi: m tmpa'c:r~IIMIIC -:i' ...... . I .• ' ...... U.S. NO.I SIZEAEASTERN IOI.aN.40 POTATOES·.. D.J1 \ ! Mrs. Joseph Leach open! a day In Jackoon With her paronto, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mr. and Mrs. MarllnRltupellt day with Mr. and Mrs. Hurley a Rile and family In Wellstm. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cook and clilldren ol Bradbury spa~t a da,y with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence TOMATO JUICE • ll.l•.SUUO :II,Ul.tl I ""' 1,0f1.J'II,OII •• .oto.rro.oo a I P DHERRIES ~:_.:u! · • , I !.! 1tc A& PtoLIEII OORN ::~ . •5!: 1tc ROYAL IME CHERRIES • Z!! 1tc A&P SWEE I PEAS ~:;.":' , .5:!:11' Searls, Terry and stanley. Bob Conile was In Columbua on busineu recently. Rev. llld lolra. Raymond File, llr. and Mra. 1!11mood rue and cliUdren opent a &lnda,y With Mr. llld Mr.. Jaek Rlllll• llld family 1 It Letart, W. Va. l!lr. llld Mrs. ]Of/¥ Lel<h o1 Wheelerabur1 tpe01 a da,y with llr. and Mrs. Joseph Leach·llld • I t.IDO.IID llAilM I &P PURPLE PLUIS ~ .I :: SJOO . A& P IREEII .I~lq '":.,~" .•S::-11' WHOU aI P FRIIT COCKTAIL • • ,_ U4 aa, IREEII iiRaiH ~NADIA .4"!:'11' 1 I &P PEACHES ,i:OO: ~::, I '!: fiOO a•• IOLIEft • • .CIW< ·' 51..., "" . . . ' " mu aa• IIWE JUIOE •".:"' .1:: s1oo U PSPINACH ~ , • •4'!.-: .... I I P SLICED IEETS • , 7 !! fiOO AI PSLiaED POTATOES. •7::. s1oo aI P WHOLE BEETS , 7 !! fiOO a&P "HOLE POT-'TOES , ~: .:; stoo ..... Mra. Leslie Hawlor o1 MiddleJII!l" - " a do¥ wtth Mr. and '*" PLAYBONUS BINGO opent a da,y recently visiting Mr. llld Mra. Jlollla Searls and Mr. Bon Mlifit at Rutland. Mr. llld Mr1. WUllam Llrkln ol Hllillbal. opent • SiUicll,y with Mr. and Mrs. Alexlb!ler. . Mr1. Nellle Athey, Erie, Po., '11'U a recent visitor ot Mrs. F......IC<llklt. ~lfn. RoaJ !ltldtr, Dlbra, ltflr'.. llil 1liiiCI TIIMIY or Rlellle, visited Mr. llld llu. Alex 9iuler YOU CAN WIN UP TO '1,000 CASH N• ,.,.,_ N-ry. Sitn,lr P'•~ u, .,.., lll'illl ell, •1114 t41...... 'It ,.. h!UI loll """ St.re - ... ,..,... NM " "II~IAf •• Nillh!klll -...,.; ~P" t. '· 0 . . . 12H C.l.•lil••· Ohie 41216 INO Srotll ltiJVIRIDt-n. ..... 1111.. SIMI He. 221 •flit ....,. W•Nfl '· tNI ...... .,_ -'•1.. Ni!l' 111 kt., M1rell 1...._ , wsrr n*rrtly. MAJIV~L .....13UCIHTII IIAND . IC-·CREAM. ·I PM. ~ Clln.l lull 1d :.!~~•.J~l/~:,'&':0 110t. ' ol;~ 5.·1 .if," ' '•· ' ~ E~l ~e ; fl tbe ~ or, uM:tty.-~, ).,er~.. J · , ! 1 '· I • UttMI 1 uo1,.., I 4.0011.311 • I (IAOQ.OO ~-.00 I 1iJAOUI 1 u.-,1& • .Ull.lfo • li.T'II.Tt . .• . TOTAL .. . .. .. .. UCaPTI·Ta.ANIFIBI GeMnl I'1&Dd .. . T.lTAL TB.ANI!'DI roi'ALUOIID"''' caiC.IIP'I'B PLUI ~I .. . . , , '1'0'1' AL 8JOINNIN6 IALAHC& PlAJI .... .... ......DmJU/1 ....,...,. ,..,. I 'lqi.oo:I.IIO ~ I· ,· I'Mti.M .......... ...,.,. ,.... . , . . . . ./ • • ' tiQ. . • ,....,. l.lMJO I • t 1U,JJ1.71 I ,, "" 11:11.11 -- ·~- 33,111.31 I . ..... .......... ' . . • ICE :: MILK ' . 2 lebofi . .. .. . . . ~ ,'"' ... ""' Ia" ,.,, ,Po. .nJ•BJli~MDtarJ . . hdlord•Sdlool Con.t. 1003 NOI'UiwHtern·New • Bld1. NonbweRera-kll. lllllp. Nortbw•fA!tii-Scll. Imp. .• 111'11 · . lffl Nortlr.wutera·~W . SI4J, ...1.. HiJb '"' "'' Scboo1 . . . Won :J.f•t '1 ' . , II I • • • • • ,r~ • • 1 Seven-Up••• • • •. • .. . 12 ~ ' 1 • • Ch~~. ·••• tO Forest Run.· • • • • • • • f PowoU's &moeo. ... , IIIli . Beverly• s • 1 • • • • • • • Team lllgh 5eries -· ~~~ 2368. Team Hll!h Game 828. Ind. Hilb 5erles - P, llil•· 536, Ind. lllgh Gome -P, Colllno, 199• Sunday 10!00 to 7:00 ~:::= :·.·!·.·.·:·:·:=:·:·:·:·:=::;:::;.;.;:;:;:::;:;:::::::::::;:~;:;:;:;.;:::;::::·:·:·:-:~:: '• •.• . :: Health Beauty Aid$ ::::.: : )): Discount Prfcedl !~ f 69c Size Alka-Seltter · i* :::: : J/j I ~~~~:~~~~~ 49c ~ . Hair Spray :::.,,.. a16eauty oz. can · ·.. · 69c )) 5TH ond PEAR!. STS. ..RACINE I:: . " The Sto,_ With A Hart" Right reserv~ :o limit _quantities :=: Prices Effective Mar. 7, 8, 9 :~:~;:;:::::::::::.:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;.;:;.;:;.;.:-:·:·!·!·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: ·:·:·: ·:·:·:·.:: U.S.NO.l BLUE GOOSE 59J. 20ib. b19 ,. 131:.1\'l..f,T I lu.a4oU1 , ;.- lb. pkg• ·' " : 1 ., ._ 61/2u Cl •••••••••• !!at••• • FUL- VALU BUY THANK YOU . Cher r y Pi eFi II i n No. 21 g.can • • FUL-VALU BUY PORK SAUSAGE • FUL- VALU BUY Our Own Make Fresh Pure '2 lit. pkg. Our Own Good F...~ Groubd Beef :, Skinless Wieners ·g 9c lb . 3.plcg.1.49 klAn MCI(Ciro • I Di ner..... box BtG POP 21b. Yell ow Pop,or n•••• pkg. • FUL- VALU BUY . Sal11d Dressin g••••• ZESTEE qt. • FUL- VALU BUY •• All PURPOSE 25lb. Gold Medal Flou r..~... ,~ ,•,•: 111.11 .. I . )WI.ff I 38.000.00 1,035.000.00 · 1.'1 .... of fta.-1 lilt. SalilbUt)'-ldJool &llllbUJ1'.&iltool, CoM\ , , . . lllddlepori·H. Sch. AdiliUOn llkldlaport..IJirm. 4\ H.S. Ad Chunk Tu .· • o UJl.U l.HUII ..r:,m • =~: Fresh and Meaty :' Ohio Volley • •• :: 1tc - SOCAtfYOU· ........ ...... . 173.18 sa.-...o.oo . 1 ... .. ... .... ..z=• ..,.,........•... Nor&llwelthltn·Sdl. IPIP Nelp HIP Se.bool . . . :::. · ··~ ,.., co-t. .. ,,, ::::~:=: llelp JU1b DEL MONTE 1A00.88 • Jl,lfiiMta.OO I llUIUO Mra. Perry Bradbury. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bradbury ,\ppllldllll . l'l,.,.tl I · .I !.ltc - Nortllwatet~ew • Bid.., 10.1100.00 JJ.OOO.OO U eFUL- VALU BUY ""'""'""' 1.100-DO ,. I a.Mord.fkhool f:!ontl. . NOJtll'fi'MtUn·N•W 8kiJ . NortllwelttlrO...scll. Jmp. . m~::=·===·=========·=·=·=====·=·=·==:-:·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·===·=·=·=·=:=·=·=·=·=· ===-=· =·===·=·= ·=·=·===·=~·=·===·:-=·=·=·=· =·=· :·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·=·=·=·=·=·=====·=·=·=·===·=·=·=·=·=·=====·========:============:=:=========-========·==:=:·:=:=:= :=:=:=:=:=:::::=:=·:·:·=·=·=·=:: DICDIBD 11, lii'J I I.OOU8 ror.u. ~rrlll!"' PWS BALANCI. ..,.. I DICEIIBD 11, 1111' .. ' I .001.'11 ~ ......... .. CUT WIIIEANS • •5"!:1t Pumeroy.EillrnlrAIIr)' L":t_~!~J POT uio.tl l.otl.'Jt ~ANUAAY 1, ltn • • •'•' :ii 'Jtl.U IICIIPTI . . . . . . . I dDeJwt• ,Appllldle) . AU CUT &aEI!N OR . AU llANII-6RADE A FAIRMONT .... )11.111.10 ,. •· 1.1411.11 ......., .,p.u. ""' m """" ..... c.or4Ww:nu. m . ....lf ,...,.,..,. COI"'I'ItiGHT ~liM. THl QIIIU.T ATUHTIC 6 rACine 'riA CO., iNC. Slllllh. ?........ ..... TOTAL UCI:IPl'l · · I BALANCL ..,.. ..,., • '".!!:•o;::t~~c ·, :"":.\SJn' ••• ::: o:t:n• .:. A11 P~&•lttii!IJ • • .!:ttc o.t'O*i ·T• lip. • :::0 Jta When you think about it ... shouldn't AlP be your store? Pn••ria sr~:Ur .I:!,SJOO ·..,Ill' , ~:l:,:l'':: S1. Ea ...... ::: • .1 !! •1!!1 EIIM Sale of Grade A A&P Canned Goods ! ~ li!r. and . • 'rol'AL B.OlNNINO BAI..UfCS PLUI We care •bout you. recently. lll.IIQO.OO :U Ad . ~~..fi\c:l\001 <C~. . . .. • L71 . 11.1100.00 ·A!I· .•, . .. .. . M DAIRY FAIR randl) l.rU\ OD JDACilY• hDCll . .. .. You ean probably sum it up in one word, "CARE." Rusoell, It Ma..,, Mr. and Mrs. CllllordKemlljy llld 8111 ol Pomeroy >!sited Mr. llld li!rs. Perl')' Brail>ury a do¥ r)'ll • . ..,.,.,. ·- any product bearing the AiP Seal is equal to do¥ with hordlwdlter, Mrs. Kath· u. ....... ........ ........ a.s lllddMport.a.m. • Pq,merct)'·IUefMn\1.11 , l· ' Women' 1 Friday Nlte 1 • ~ .,..,. ' Febr...-r 23, 11168 • lla\tl "" JIU. ' St11Mury.sdloo1 1 CoM!. . . . . . 3 hlllfM.IQ.sthOol Coolt . . . • • . • I MldcUepctn-11. seh. Addition . . 1.5 DI.UOO.OO Mldc:U•port-11. Seh. AddiUon . . . • • llldd'-P!lrl-DIM. • ~:::::;:;:;:;.;:;.:::·:·:-=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:-:·:· :::·:::::::·:::·:;:;~:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::~:: . •• ..•• IANUABY I, IN'I . . ... I or better than the nationally famous brand&. con.t. I .1,835,0110.00 .,• , · JALANC&. Our dedication to quality in the production of our own brands. Quality standud8 so high that we guarantee CDil.ll. . f MORE FOR LESS AT MUll TRUST <Oollllb~ of anything you buy at AlP, no matter who mr.ket i~ TOT"L I IT'S IN THE BAG! "'" z.~~~m Fresh , Festive Pro du ce I 11.000.00 108.000.00 llt.880At N. ,.,U. V 1.1 : 'J'Itt. I ~ .. . ' U.Z..\. 1\tlt D ..·· Our complete and unconditional guarantee ~,000.00 n. through Sat. 9 to 9 TOTAL , • Bufl6ii ........ 1,GI.OO . I 113.D4CUl'r . .. ..,. • • ti:,Tti.IP.II Belue~ J)IC!, 31. 111'1 O.M~It . I , tci~.Tl Boad . R.un~Dtlll . • • • ..... IAinehrvoiD li.MO.M ...ec ..,...... ......... • • .Ill t .OO II.TfUt . s.&~t~Ul'Y'-khool 11.000.00 14'1',ltUII P•=q:~o.L . .. . T4M,s3 Ult.l1 'luqd-1111 Heli,. .Mart *-, I~JIUI vaJJttrm• khool luppliH lf,D.LA. 'ftU. Ill U.I.A. Title I . . &.1.1:... . 'fUll II . . 13.o5UI · I.HUO 11.:111. S•llibueyoSehuul 1,418.00 M.of1U5 aUOUl Q,llt,tlUI ' lllelp Hlfll; , 5iiMol 11.035.000.00 TOUl OUtl&andl.llJ Dk. ll, 1117 UDII.OO IO.DtO.OO u.IIIM .. . LIUIICIIfe8m . . I aa.11t.oo ~ Ot.t.r.l 'J.Ilt.IJ 1.Mt.11 1.a;..A. !JUJe II . . . . "J:pTAJ,. • • tlii,CIT3.12 &J,IIQUO ll.oiO.tll c;onill. Oil~llldiDI 38.113.81 HBAD STAitT 11111 f'tJl'fD: BALAMCI. IAH'UAAY 1. lfi'J' . I TOTAL BIC:UNNJNC 'IIALANCI PLUS R&CIIPTB . . , . I UPIINDITURE!i Tr•nth<rA4 to QaUJa. Kelp C A P . . • I \JnuMd FunU TQT AL IX.PINDrruRDI e aema.n Ull.M liP if\!1 II..,_ at.'JJUt UPINDn'URD · . I Ti>TAL JjXPtHDlT'bRI& PLUI BA1-A;HCI • DI:CEIIBIIa 31. 1\JIS'f I ».l7&.10 NJ).I.A. Title V . . &.f•. A. 'Dtlll I . . . . - - san •• .. .. ... ,..... 3ll.mUll . 1 ,MIO.M DOR.Q'IUII ,....._. 1f!proyelliMt : . . ~•..;:::nut .iii .. ... • •. • liiO.OOO.tiO a.t~t.n UaiiOJ'm tk<._l 8\lppU. llaildllll ' .. . • • :n. PONE HOY LANES · 1.· . ~'o'rest: IWn..,., • ., ,.· f ij~· r 1 Women'• t'rlda,y Nke~ . ·. Beverly'o •• ; •••• J $\1 t'ebruary 16, 11168 • ' Team Jllsh Sorloli.., ~ • Won Loot Ganado¥, 24il1.1'eMt illj>~ Jola'lli ............u · 13 -ChiP~~- 68&1~' ..... lligjl Serle• - P. q,lllilt; lk: Georgia set up the nation's Ind. High Game- J. ~.:ntl · first state department 4Jf agri· . "' t • cultu..., In 1874. · H.$. &d. . • •• IU,t.IOO.OO Poft\ttoJ·&Iem•nt.r)' M3.000.ot ~edlord.scit-1 CoAl\. sooooo.oo NIJI'thWfttern·N•w llq. IUOO.OU N~rn·.kb. Imp. •.OOO.OD NorUiwatern..&ell. ,..,, 3IMO.OO Hllh Sc:huol l.Qa5.CIOO.QO 'TOTAL .. ' !' '' 11,831.00000 New IIIUC:. Durlhl Y••r 108? ...... I ....... I&.J. Norlllwe~leM·!Wh . lrnp. Bllaooc Quh\ilndlnf Dee. TOTAL . .· . ... .. I S.p.bUt.)'&hool C.:Oilf'. I ........ Tun. to GIID..IIP. CAP ,• ,. IMT.II TOT .\L &XP.BNDrn.rau I M TUTAL I ....... 1.3111.«'1 . ........ UXIO.OO IIAKIO.OCI Kid• := ;:011•• ~:-:~4 Looal Bowling lllGdlt-P:Oft..l:lell!ll • . ···'......" MA'JO.IO l.ltOAl IJ.ol!ll..31 l.iJLI'i:l . 131.M'I.41 IIAIOIUIIt MlcllllePCil'\-H. Sell. . ,,.' .. , IAIOO.OO UDli.JII ' lii,JID.IN.ta , , ' IM.'TII.M side you con't see ia equal to or better than the tide you can see. Bessie File open! a ilia. . you ' •u~.~~~"' l5c , · that you will never miss out on an advertiaed item. hia Jfandmother, Mn. FrlnCII Conkle, • da,y il!id nl&ht. Mr. llld Mr&. Richard PJleo llld children o! A""""' W. VI., ...,.. recent visitors o1 Mr. llld 111'1. Robert Cu!kle. Mr. llld Mn. Robert Veith llld ""' ol ColUmbus were ..., cent weekend visitors of Mr. llld Mrs. Jolm Veith and Mr. llld Mre. Doll Leach, Marole and ' SWIFt' Nlt.tiUM plrr. It is from this basic foundation that so many , Lu1her Hall.,, on turlouat> , ." I Br••••..lcer Our policy of packaging.meats, that guarantee• that the . . SUPU·Iti.HT Ol l-Ib. for AlP over 100 yean ago. Our Raine heck polici for ie~Jmpie; w~!St .:Su;..a •• Mrs. DELMONiCO STEAKS 16. $1." Fairness, honesty, dependability and quaHty. of our current·day policies have grown: JoliJI!y. I • • 11,81t.OU l&ut .. ... .. .. • .... AL . u.eoo.NUI Benlpte • ~ ' BY GLENNA SHULER Mlaa Roberto Hunter and Mr. Nolan Sbelta> o! Columbul, Mr. llld Mrs. Bernard Hunter of Gal· llpolls were reoeut &lnda,y vlsililrs ol Mr. llld Mrs. M. B. Jlun. m.• ,_,. ' ' I M.D13.ft 1.11:1,1o. 1'1Ue D . . , , . . I.I.&.A. , Title m ,. YOUNG TURKEYS~~~:~~!v~ .... 35c:· . . CH~CK . SfE·AKS. •su~~~r ... 4~ STEWING.i C:H.ICKEMS~~~, .. 39c SLICED BACON. • i~~L,~?~ ~~~ 6~ BEEF RIB ROAST. (Besides The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,Inc.) Storys Run Lakea, I lteUNiniU' • . . . . • 1....... 1 , ll,'r.Jt.U Luaelu'oom " ·.. ' :; ~·. pel' Greet ~ !........... .. lives !or the 1911$.86 ll~<al year WIS OJtlmlted It '12,3 bllllon. trom 8ZI.'IV ~. 'l'OTAL ~' I' ' ' " ' . . . . . . ... l ' ·! ............. . . The survey ahowed daley prockta1 inwhlcheooper..Uveado&lneto Dlll'keting, ranked lint llliOng Pl'Oib:ta honcllod by cocpa In 1.5-66 It ovw $3.8 bll- • ·>•.. . .... .. .~ . 7ti.'JI aa.us.a l . , .••• ., K.I.I .A. TUJII'• Jl mlllioa. f, nu. ..... ....,.. co011ared with 22 per cent a decade earlier. ICI 64 . ..• iebOol IIUPP"* ', l.OU.II · 1111141•• .. . .... '.. ... i ......... 1'Nit .• ,. . . , ,,, . k'fii,U 'N .D.s;A, ' flU. 1U . . . . . . JMI.tO Ulllklrm operatives marketed 28 per clOt ol u.S. qricultural P.....,ll In tllrou&h ... ...... ....... 111.70 ' taldnc over 1 fii'OWbw mUle In 1961i"66 ....,...ed wllh llarkltlng ,..... ...... 11.1110.00 Cooperatives marketed WA~GTON (UPO - FII'ID Uon. lbout 64 per eent of the nation's mark.ting onc1 ,..,_,ly ......,.., PI'OI>Ortlon ot !he nation'• multlbUilon dollor qrlcultural boll"''' wlume, an Aarfculture 0.. Pll'Unent survey lndli:acea. Official& ot the diiPartment'l Farmer Cooperltive sentc:e (FC$ eotlmlltd !hit lll'lll • .,. 21.818.110 ...... • ,...... Gross Business ·Growing IIYD ...., · : .. PomerllY ·t:ltn•c nt.ary a.r.,rd&twul t:QA¥1.. • Btlilbu~rSehwl '· ~ · · . . . .. . .. . ..,.... . ... .. . r.s ... .. .... .. .. N,flll.l'l ~ lUI,MUO 71,311.00 • •• •.• ·l.or·l• · . ... 1 . t 11.111.00 . . ;~ . ·' . . . .. ..... 11.000.00 . frlorUl.,..t•~rlli-lk:b. •' . • .. . .• ,,. • NCH'J.hW~Ailclrn ~)jew ... .. •t .. .. · ..... · C-1 &-111 .. t1.1113.1J H.l. Ad. . . .,::! :.. ·:,. ::::.. ........:·:.:·. ... &-10 ' ..... ' Imp . 41,D(IUIO 1'Cf('AI. . I IIGIJ.OOUOO Jtlldtc:rned 1:1-:Munlb. Ptrl•ld !lnllHbutr·Sf'h•"'' f:un~l. t t.OOO.QO ,..llilbl.ltr·lkhpol t:uo~t. JMQ.OO MkiUk:port-11. lit•h 3ADO.OII AddJUoa Mlddleporl-t:Jem. & .. ..• .• !in~v~j Nur\.hw o~l,cra -S.:h 1:1.1119.00 . .. •• • , , .• . . . .... .. . .. . . ... •B·I . . C'9rrH,, 1 ' • FUND: BICirlll-'1'1!1 IXPI:NDITURa ' ' A•IO , • • . • •· •• , taD:J , A·l .. .. . • A•lfo . , . ,,,• ,,INANCIAL IIPOIT G' TMI IO.UD ~ OF IPUCATKIN ,.,., , .... Y'flr lfllllnt O.~llt!Nr :ntt. liiAD~ B'I'ART ·. ... CHEF'S DELIGHT HEES ·L . :· Bord•n'l Co~ Creom · 1". tamlly site \.flllllora~---------------·16ounce: 69",. NowWhlt-u , Super Chlor Bleach L1i11'<1ry Dc ........t , ...• . quort : plJ&tlc �. -~- ---,.· ·-·-.....-..:. 1"">-..... ~--·- . • 11 - The llallj· lSentlne~ Middlopon-l'omeroy, MOreh DECEMHI\:lt 31, JOin LEGAL NOnCE .,.388,1»• •.03 . 1"7 • , Mllll LOCAL ICNOOL OIIUICT COUNTY OP Mll.l , · .,...rey, P. Q, ~... 1.:no.112 1.111~ 10 CNII• .,..._ tltllr••rr 11, ,,.. ,A ...., .. .. A·•• .. . A4l . . A.JI·B A4& . . 1 .eertlf1• u.. loUowillt NJ9rt to bl . ' 1,31'1'.40 1#11.11 ...... l.oH.f:l . .. z.u ....., ........ ro~a \ • • 53 per <eDt a decadl! earlier, oftlclalaeatlmlted. \Me care--------~ ·.w,.;;;-,... 1, a...w ··· ··· ·· ·· .... kMf; I.U~IMill . La&aeluGelia •• ' •. '. . . . •• JI,D.I.A. TUk V . the year ondlng In Juno 1986, I.I.&.A. .I i c-· ~ ,· ·' · •• J .., • • . . Jlo!l!d. cent rrom 10 years earlier. Total buatnesa'wlume ol c-rotlveo, Including m""' ketlng, .- l y purchasq llld services, was a record $15J.bU.. jlon (or 1985-66, uP 61 j>4l' cent In. decade. WhUe no national estimate• are available tor 196&-67 or the C\ll'lo rart fiscal year, eJ!Pirt& said riiiiPOrts Crom a number ol big cocc>erathes h a d indicated ll'OMb was continuing. On thiS ballS ol the 1985-66 survey. California led the Ration m total cooperative \ludneaa wlume wllh nearly .1.9 bllllon. lllnneoota was ·second with $1. billion and Iowa third with '989 au.IWal ""' ·.. .. .. . PeriUUil\ ~t, IIIQroUIIWI.L,. . . . Tnu* . , .. .,l • . . .. . . N.D,I.A., Tl~ IU N.lti.A. TlUI V .. 1.1,!-lo. TtU. I . UldiOIIB saoGi iuPIWt PORK CHOPS LOIN END PORK ROAST Wl11en Our founder established these business guidea Super·Ript S1110lda Slleltll11011 >~­ aeu.il "' .. .. ' IAOO.OO I ................ Open ..nd ,ftttlnJIIlolnt. . LUdlroont. J::::: z.a.&.A.. tiu. m . .. ··· Boad a.u.remnt . .. . ., \ 141,111UII &.I,I.A. 1\tle 01 . . 138,&18,11 Uli.IO . JO,fiOII.M __ ..,_ ._. '. . """' . .nu. . .... ... •·•fi: m tmpa'c:r~IIMIIC -:i' ...... . I .• ' ...... U.S. NO.I SIZEAEASTERN IOI.aN.40 POTATOES·.. D.J1 \ ! Mrs. Joseph Leach open! a day In Jackoon With her paronto, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mr. and Mrs. MarllnRltupellt day with Mr. and Mrs. Hurley a Rile and family In Wellstm. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cook and clilldren ol Bradbury spa~t a da,y with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence TOMATO JUICE • ll.l•.SUUO :II,Ul.tl I ""' 1,0f1.J'II,OII •• .oto.rro.oo a I P DHERRIES ~:_.:u! · • , I !.! 1tc A& PtoLIEII OORN ::~ . •5!: 1tc ROYAL IME CHERRIES • Z!! 1tc A&P SWEE I PEAS ~:;.":' , .5:!:11' Searls, Terry and stanley. Bob Conile was In Columbua on busineu recently. Rev. llld lolra. Raymond File, llr. and Mra. 1!11mood rue and cliUdren opent a &lnda,y With Mr. llld Mr.. Jaek Rlllll• llld family 1 It Letart, W. Va. l!lr. llld Mrs. ]Of/¥ Lel<h o1 Wheelerabur1 tpe01 a da,y with llr. and Mrs. Joseph Leach·llld • I t.IDO.IID llAilM I &P PURPLE PLUIS ~ .I :: SJOO . A& P IREEII .I~lq '":.,~" .•S::-11' WHOU aI P FRIIT COCKTAIL • • ,_ U4 aa, IREEII iiRaiH ~NADIA .4"!:'11' 1 I &P PEACHES ,i:OO: ~::, I '!: fiOO a•• IOLIEft • • .CIW< ·' 51..., "" . . . ' " mu aa• IIWE JUIOE •".:"' .1:: s1oo U PSPINACH ~ , • •4'!.-: .... I I P SLICED IEETS • , 7 !! fiOO AI PSLiaED POTATOES. •7::. s1oo aI P WHOLE BEETS , 7 !! fiOO a&P "HOLE POT-'TOES , ~: .:; stoo ..... Mra. Leslie Hawlor o1 MiddleJII!l" - " a do¥ wtth Mr. and '*" PLAYBONUS BINGO opent a da,y recently visiting Mr. llld Mra. Jlollla Searls and Mr. Bon Mlifit at Rutland. Mr. llld Mr1. WUllam Llrkln ol Hllillbal. opent • SiUicll,y with Mr. and Mrs. Alexlb!ler. . Mr1. Nellle Athey, Erie, Po., '11'U a recent visitor ot Mrs. F......IC<llklt. ~lfn. RoaJ !ltldtr, Dlbra, ltflr'.. llil 1liiiCI TIIMIY or Rlellle, visited Mr. llld llu. Alex 9iuler YOU CAN WIN UP TO '1,000 CASH N• ,.,.,_ N-ry. Sitn,lr P'•~ u, .,.., lll'illl ell, •1114 t41...... 'It ,.. h!UI loll """ St.re - ... ,..,... NM " "II~IAf •• Nillh!klll -...,.; ~P" t. '· 0 . . . 12H C.l.•lil••· Ohie 41216 INO Srotll ltiJVIRIDt-n. ..... 1111.. SIMI He. 221 •flit ....,. W•Nfl '· tNI ...... .,_ -'•1.. Ni!l' 111 kt., M1rell 1...._ , wsrr n*rrtly. MAJIV~L .....13UCIHTII IIAND . IC-·CREAM. ·I PM. ~ Clln.l lull 1d :.!~~•.J~l/~:,'&':0 110t. ' ol;~ 5.·1 .if," ' '•· ' ~ E~l ~e ; fl tbe ~ or, uM:tty.-~, ).,er~.. J · , ! 1 '· I • UttMI 1 uo1,.., I 4.0011.311 • I (IAOQ.OO ~-.00 I 1iJAOUI 1 u.-,1& • .Ull.lfo • li.T'II.Tt . .• . TOTAL .. . .. .. .. UCaPTI·Ta.ANIFIBI GeMnl I'1&Dd .. . T.lTAL TB.ANI!'DI roi'ALUOIID"''' caiC.IIP'I'B PLUI ~I .. . . , , '1'0'1' AL 8JOINNIN6 IALAHC& PlAJI .... .... ......DmJU/1 ....,...,. ,..,. I 'lqi.oo:I.IIO ~ I· ,· I'Mti.M .......... ...,.,. ,.... . , . . . . ./ • • ' tiQ. . • ,....,. l.lMJO I • t 1U,JJ1.71 I ,, "" 11:11.11 -- ·~- 33,111.31 I . ..... .......... ' . . • ICE :: MILK ' . 2 lebofi . .. .. . . . ~ ,'"' ... ""' Ia" ,.,, ,Po. .nJ•BJli~MDtarJ . . hdlord•Sdlool Con.t. 1003 NOI'UiwHtern·New • Bld1. NonbweRera-kll. lllllp. Nortbw•fA!tii-Scll. Imp. .• 111'11 · . lffl Nortlr.wutera·~W . SI4J, ...1.. HiJb '"' "'' Scboo1 . . . Won :J.f•t '1 ' . , II I • • • • • ,r~ • • 1 Seven-Up••• • • •. • .. . 12 ~ ' 1 • • Ch~~. ·••• tO Forest Run.· • • • • • • • f PowoU's &moeo. ... , IIIli . Beverly• s • 1 • • • • • • • Team lllgh 5eries -· ~~~ 2368. Team Hll!h Game 828. Ind. Hilb 5erles - P, llil•· 536, Ind. lllgh Gome -P, Colllno, 199• Sunday 10!00 to 7:00 ~:::= :·.·!·.·.·:·:·:=:·:·:·:·:=::;:::;.;.;:;:;:::;:;:::::::::::;:~;:;:;:;.;:::;::::·:·:·:-:~:: '• •.• . :: Health Beauty Aid$ ::::.: : )): Discount Prfcedl !~ f 69c Size Alka-Seltter · i* :::: : J/j I ~~~~:~~~~~ 49c ~ . Hair Spray :::.,,.. a16eauty oz. can · ·.. · 69c )) 5TH ond PEAR!. STS. ..RACINE I:: . " The Sto,_ With A Hart" Right reserv~ :o limit _quantities :=: Prices Effective Mar. 7, 8, 9 :~:~;:;:::::::::::.:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;.;:;.;:;.;.:-:·:·!·!·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: ·:·:·: ·:·:·:·.:: U.S.NO.l BLUE GOOSE 59J. 20ib. b19 ,. 131:.1\'l..f,T I lu.a4oU1 , ;.- lb. pkg• ·' " : 1 ., ._ 61/2u Cl •••••••••• !!at••• • FUL- VALU BUY THANK YOU . Cher r y Pi eFi II i n No. 21 g.can • • FUL-VALU BUY PORK SAUSAGE • FUL- VALU BUY Our Own Make Fresh Pure '2 lit. pkg. Our Own Good F...~ Groubd Beef :, Skinless Wieners ·g 9c lb . 3.plcg.1.49 klAn MCI(Ciro • I Di ner..... box BtG POP 21b. Yell ow Pop,or n•••• pkg. • FUL- VALU BUY . Sal11d Dressin g••••• ZESTEE qt. • FUL- VALU BUY •• All PURPOSE 25lb. Gold Medal Flou r..~... ,~ ,•,•: 111.11 .. I . )WI.ff I 38.000.00 1,035.000.00 · 1.'1 .... of fta.-1 lilt. SalilbUt)'-ldJool &llllbUJ1'.&iltool, CoM\ , , . . lllddlepori·H. Sch. AdiliUOn llkldlaport..IJirm. 4\ H.S. Ad Chunk Tu .· • o UJl.U l.HUII ..r:,m • =~: Fresh and Meaty :' Ohio Volley • •• :: 1tc - SOCAtfYOU· ........ ...... . 173.18 sa.-...o.oo . 1 ... .. ... .... ..z=• ..,.,........•... Nor&llwelthltn·Sdl. IPIP Nelp HIP Se.bool . . . :::. · ··~ ,.., co-t. .. ,,, ::::~:=: llelp JU1b DEL MONTE 1A00.88 • Jl,lfiiMta.OO I llUIUO Mra. Perry Bradbury. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bradbury ,\ppllldllll . l'l,.,.tl I · .I !.ltc - Nortllwatet~ew • Bid.., 10.1100.00 JJ.OOO.OO U eFUL- VALU BUY ""'""'""' 1.100-DO ,. I a.Mord.fkhool f:!ontl. . NOJtll'fi'MtUn·N•W 8kiJ . NortllwelttlrO...scll. Jmp. . m~::=·===·=========·=·=·=====·=·=·==:-:·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·===·=·=·=·=:=·=·=·=·=· ===-=· =·===·=·= ·=·=·===·=~·=·===·:-=·=·=·=· =·=· :·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·=·=·=·=·=·=====·=·=·=·===·=·=·=·=·=·=====·========:============:=:=========-========·==:=:·:=:=:= :=:=:=:=:=:::::=:=·:·:·=·=·=·=:: DICDIBD 11, lii'J I I.OOU8 ror.u. ~rrlll!"' PWS BALANCI. ..,.. I DICEIIBD 11, 1111' .. ' I .001.'11 ~ ......... .. CUT WIIIEANS • •5"!:1t Pumeroy.EillrnlrAIIr)' L":t_~!~J POT uio.tl l.otl.'Jt ~ANUAAY 1, ltn • • •'•' :ii 'Jtl.U IICIIPTI . . . . . . . I dDeJwt• ,Appllldle) . AU CUT &aEI!N OR . AU llANII-6RADE A FAIRMONT .... )11.111.10 ,. •· 1.1411.11 ......., .,p.u. ""' m """" ..... c.or4Ww:nu. m . ....lf ,...,.,..,. COI"'I'ItiGHT ~liM. THl QIIIU.T ATUHTIC 6 rACine 'riA CO., iNC. Slllllh. ?........ ..... TOTAL UCI:IPl'l · · I BALANCL ..,.. ..,., • '".!!:•o;::t~~c ·, :"":.\SJn' ••• ::: o:t:n• .:. A11 P~&•lttii!IJ • • .!:ttc o.t'O*i ·T• lip. • :::0 Jta When you think about it ... shouldn't AlP be your store? Pn••ria sr~:Ur .I:!,SJOO ·..,Ill' , ~:l:,:l'':: S1. Ea ...... ::: • .1 !! •1!!1 EIIM Sale of Grade A A&P Canned Goods ! ~ li!r. and . • 'rol'AL B.OlNNINO BAI..UfCS PLUI We care •bout you. recently. lll.IIQO.OO :U Ad . ~~..fi\c:l\001 <C~. . . .. • L71 . 11.1100.00 ·A!I· .•, . .. .. . M DAIRY FAIR randl) l.rU\ OD JDACilY• hDCll . .. .. You ean probably sum it up in one word, "CARE." Rusoell, It Ma..,, Mr. and Mrs. CllllordKemlljy llld 8111 ol Pomeroy >!sited Mr. llld li!rs. Perl')' Brail>ury a do¥ r)'ll • . ..,.,.,. ·- any product bearing the AiP Seal is equal to do¥ with hordlwdlter, Mrs. Kath· u. ....... ........ ........ a.s lllddMport.a.m. • Pq,merct)'·IUefMn\1.11 , l· ' Women' 1 Friday Nlte 1 • ~ .,..,. ' Febr...-r 23, 11168 • lla\tl "" JIU. ' St11Mury.sdloo1 1 CoM!. . . . . . 3 hlllfM.IQ.sthOol Coolt . . . • • . • I MldcUepctn-11. seh. Addition . . 1.5 DI.UOO.OO Mldc:U•port-11. Seh. AddiUon . . . • • llldd'-P!lrl-DIM. • ~:::::;:;:;:;.;:;.:::·:·:-=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:-:·:· :::·:::::::·:::·:;:;~:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::~:: . •• ..•• IANUABY I, IN'I . . ... I or better than the nationally famous brand&. con.t. I .1,835,0110.00 .,• , · JALANC&. Our dedication to quality in the production of our own brands. Quality standud8 so high that we guarantee CDil.ll. . f MORE FOR LESS AT MUll TRUST <Oollllb~ of anything you buy at AlP, no matter who mr.ket i~ TOT"L I IT'S IN THE BAG! "'" z.~~~m Fresh , Festive Pro du ce I 11.000.00 108.000.00 llt.880At N. ,.,U. V 1.1 : 'J'Itt. I ~ .. . ' U.Z..\. 1\tlt D ..·· Our complete and unconditional guarantee ~,000.00 n. through Sat. 9 to 9 TOTAL , • Bufl6ii ........ 1,GI.OO . I 113.D4CUl'r . .. ..,. • • ti:,Tti.IP.II Belue~ J)IC!, 31. 111'1 O.M~It . I , tci~.Tl Boad . R.un~Dtlll . • • • ..... IAinehrvoiD li.MO.M ...ec ..,...... ......... • • .Ill t .OO II.TfUt . s.&~t~Ul'Y'-khool 11.000.00 14'1',ltUII P•=q:~o.L . .. . T4M,s3 Ult.l1 'luqd-1111 Heli,. .Mart *-, I~JIUI vaJJttrm• khool luppliH lf,D.LA. 'ftU. Ill U.I.A. Title I . . &.1.1:... . 'fUll II . . 13.o5UI · I.HUO 11.:111. S•llibueyoSehuul 1,418.00 M.of1U5 aUOUl Q,llt,tlUI ' lllelp Hlfll; , 5iiMol 11.035.000.00 TOUl OUtl&andl.llJ Dk. ll, 1117 UDII.OO IO.DtO.OO u.IIIM .. . LIUIICIIfe8m . . I aa.11t.oo ~ Ot.t.r.l 'J.Ilt.IJ 1.Mt.11 1.a;..A. !JUJe II . . . . "J:pTAJ,. • • tlii,CIT3.12 &J,IIQUO ll.oiO.tll c;onill. Oil~llldiDI 38.113.81 HBAD STAitT 11111 f'tJl'fD: BALAMCI. IAH'UAAY 1. lfi'J' . I TOTAL BIC:UNNJNC 'IIALANCI PLUS R&CIIPTB . . , . I UPIINDITURE!i Tr•nth<rA4 to QaUJa. Kelp C A P . . • I \JnuMd FunU TQT AL IX.PINDrruRDI e aema.n Ull.M liP if\!1 II..,_ at.'JJUt UPINDn'URD · . I Ti>TAL JjXPtHDlT'bRI& PLUI BA1-A;HCI • DI:CEIIBIIa 31. 1\JIS'f I ».l7&.10 NJ).I.A. Title V . . &.f•. A. 'Dtlll I . . . . - - san •• .. .. ... ,..... 3ll.mUll . 1 ,MIO.M DOR.Q'IUII ,....._. 1f!proyelliMt : . . ~•..;:::nut .iii .. ... • •. • liiO.OOO.tiO a.t~t.n UaiiOJ'm tk<._l 8\lppU. llaildllll ' .. . • • :n. PONE HOY LANES · 1.· . ~'o'rest: IWn..,., • ., ,.· f ij~· r 1 Women'• t'rlda,y Nke~ . ·. Beverly'o •• ; •••• J $\1 t'ebruary 16, 11168 • ' Team Jllsh Sorloli.., ~ • Won Loot Ganado¥, 24il1.1'eMt illj>~ Jola'lli ............u · 13 -ChiP~~- 68&1~' ..... lligjl Serle• - P. q,lllilt; lk: Georgia set up the nation's Ind. High Game- J. ~.:ntl · first state department 4Jf agri· . "' t • cultu..., In 1874. · H.$. &d. . • •• IU,t.IOO.OO Poft\ttoJ·&Iem•nt.r)' M3.000.ot ~edlord.scit-1 CoAl\. sooooo.oo NIJI'thWfttern·N•w llq. IUOO.OU N~rn·.kb. Imp. •.OOO.OD NorUiwatern..&ell. ,..,, 3IMO.OO Hllh Sc:huol l.Qa5.CIOO.QO 'TOTAL .. ' !' '' 11,831.00000 New IIIUC:. Durlhl Y••r 108? ...... I ....... I&.J. Norlllwe~leM·!Wh . lrnp. Bllaooc Quh\ilndlnf Dee. TOTAL . .· . ... .. I S.p.bUt.)'&hool C.:Oilf'. I ........ Tun. to GIID..IIP. CAP ,• ,. IMT.II TOT .\L &XP.BNDrn.rau I M TUTAL I ....... 1.3111.«'1 . ........ UXIO.OO IIAKIO.OCI Kid• := ;:011•• ~:-:~4 Looal Bowling lllGdlt-P:Oft..l:lell!ll • . ···'......" MA'JO.IO l.ltOAl IJ.ol!ll..31 l.iJLI'i:l . 131.M'I.41 IIAIOIUIIt MlcllllePCil'\-H. Sell. . ,,.' .. , IAIOO.OO UDli.JII ' lii,JID.IN.ta , , ' IM.'TII.M side you con't see ia equal to or better than the tide you can see. Bessie File open! a ilia. . you ' •u~.~~~"' l5c , · that you will never miss out on an advertiaed item. hia Jfandmother, Mn. FrlnCII Conkle, • da,y il!id nl&ht. Mr. llld Mr&. Richard PJleo llld children o! A""""' W. VI., ...,.. recent visitors o1 Mr. llld 111'1. Robert Cu!kle. Mr. llld Mn. Robert Veith llld ""' ol ColUmbus were ..., cent weekend visitors of Mr. llld Mrs. Jolm Veith and Mr. llld Mre. Doll Leach, Marole and ' SWIFt' Nlt.tiUM plrr. It is from this basic foundation that so many , Lu1her Hall.,, on turlouat> , ." I Br••••..lcer Our policy of packaging.meats, that guarantee• that the . . SUPU·Iti.HT Ol l-Ib. for AlP over 100 yean ago. Our Raine heck polici for ie~Jmpie; w~!St .:Su;..a •• Mrs. DELMONiCO STEAKS 16. $1." Fairness, honesty, dependability and quaHty. of our current·day policies have grown: JoliJI!y. I • • 11,81t.OU l&ut .. ... .. .. • .... AL . u.eoo.NUI Benlpte • ~ ' BY GLENNA SHULER Mlaa Roberto Hunter and Mr. Nolan Sbelta> o! Columbul, Mr. llld Mrs. Bernard Hunter of Gal· llpolls were reoeut &lnda,y vlsililrs ol Mr. llld Mrs. M. B. Jlun. m.• ,_,. ' ' I M.D13.ft 1.11:1,1o. 1'1Ue D . . , , . . I.I.&.A. , Title m ,. YOUNG TURKEYS~~~:~~!v~ .... 35c:· . . CH~CK . SfE·AKS. •su~~~r ... 4~ STEWING.i C:H.ICKEMS~~~, .. 39c SLICED BACON. • i~~L,~?~ ~~~ 6~ BEEF RIB ROAST. (Besides The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,Inc.) Storys Run Lakea, I lteUNiniU' • . . . . • 1....... 1 , ll,'r.Jt.U Luaelu'oom " ·.. ' :; ~·. pel' Greet ~ !........... .. lives !or the 1911$.86 ll~<al year WIS OJtlmlted It '12,3 bllllon. trom 8ZI.'IV ~. 'l'OTAL ~' I' ' ' " ' . . . . . . ... l ' ·! ............. . . The survey ahowed daley prockta1 inwhlcheooper..Uveado&lneto Dlll'keting, ranked lint llliOng Pl'Oib:ta honcllod by cocpa In 1.5-66 It ovw $3.8 bll- • ·>•.. . .... .. .~ . 7ti.'JI aa.us.a l . , .••• ., K.I.I .A. TUJII'• Jl mlllioa. f, nu. ..... ....,.. co011ared with 22 per cent a decade earlier. ICI 64 . ..• iebOol IIUPP"* ', l.OU.II · 1111141•• .. . .... '.. ... i ......... 1'Nit .• ,. . . , ,,, . k'fii,U 'N .D.s;A, ' flU. 1U . . . . . . JMI.tO Ulllklrm operatives marketed 28 per clOt ol u.S. qricultural P.....,ll In tllrou&h ... ...... ....... 111.70 ' taldnc over 1 fii'OWbw mUle In 1961i"66 ....,...ed wllh llarkltlng ,..... ...... 11.1110.00 Cooperatives marketed WA~GTON (UPO - FII'ID Uon. lbout 64 per eent of the nation's mark.ting onc1 ,..,_,ly ......,.., PI'OI>Ortlon ot !he nation'• multlbUilon dollor qrlcultural boll"''' wlume, an Aarfculture 0.. Pll'Unent survey lndli:acea. Official& ot the diiPartment'l Farmer Cooperltive sentc:e (FC$ eotlmlltd !hit lll'lll • .,. 21.818.110 ...... • ,...... Gross Business ·Growing IIYD ...., · : .. PomerllY ·t:ltn•c nt.ary a.r.,rd&twul t:QA¥1.. • Btlilbu~rSehwl '· ~ · · . . . .. . .. . ..,.... . ... .. . r.s ... .. .... .. .. N,flll.l'l ~ lUI,MUO 71,311.00 • •• •.• ·l.or·l• · . ... 1 . t 11.111.00 . . ;~ . ·' . . . .. ..... 11.000.00 . frlorUl.,..t•~rlli-lk:b. •' . • .. . .• ,,. • NCH'J.hW~Ailclrn ~)jew ... .. •t .. .. · ..... · C-1 &-111 .. t1.1113.1J H.l. Ad. . . .,::! :.. ·:,. ::::.. ........:·:.:·. ... &-10 ' ..... ' Imp . 41,D(IUIO 1'Cf('AI. . I IIGIJ.OOUOO Jtlldtc:rned 1:1-:Munlb. Ptrl•ld !lnllHbutr·Sf'h•"'' f:un~l. t t.OOO.QO ,..llilbl.ltr·lkhpol t:uo~t. JMQ.OO MkiUk:port-11. lit•h 3ADO.OII AddJUoa Mlddleporl-t:Jem. & .. ..• .• !in~v~j Nur\.hw o~l,cra -S.:h 1:1.1119.00 . .. •• • , , .• . . . .... .. . .. . . ... •B·I . . C'9rrH,, 1 ' • FUND: BICirlll-'1'1!1 IXPI:NDITURa ' ' A•IO , • • . • •· •• , taD:J , A·l .. .. . • A•lfo . , . ,,,• ,,INANCIAL IIPOIT G' TMI IO.UD ~ OF IPUCATKIN ,.,., , .... Y'flr lfllllnt O.~llt!Nr :ntt. liiAD~ B'I'ART ·. ... CHEF'S DELIGHT HEES ·L . :· Bord•n'l Co~ Creom · 1". tamlly site \.flllllora~---------------·16ounce: 69",. NowWhlt-u , Super Chlor Bleach L1i11'<1ry Dc ........t , ...• . quort : plJ&tlc �'' •. HARNEY GOOGLE ' For Rent , . r'. Pom~roy . Motor co _, FURNISHED and unfurnished AIP,artments. Close to 1\ChOol. Plione 991-54~! . IG-18-tlc . _.. LARGE live room and ~ath apartment. newly do!Nr10t.rl, furnac'e beat. Pomerov. Phone 9\12-5301. ~ :-tic .I FURNISHED GARAGE APARTMENT on Lincoln Ifill. Ad· ults only. phm\e liiZ-3489. 2-25-lOtr FOUR ROOM apartment. fumlobed. Phone 992-3!1'15 or m. 2511 evenings. 3-6-tlc CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy; One three room apartment, . THERE WILL be a gun shoot very nice and modern. Shown Sunday. March 10, beginning by appointment only. Phone at noon nt Forked Run Sports. ~~3~tlc man Club. Everytne is wel- Notice come. U-3tc ..... 1 ' ' .. ' •. • .\ . ·~ • • '•' ,1963 PONTIAC ............. o , . ; · ' 9j~ ' •. ·Tompeat Lemans 2 lbor, 326 V8 3 speed 11oor 8ldit, bucket 'seats, Radio and heater. Local I owner car. 1964 FORD ••••••••••••••••••••••• $139~ Galax!e ~00 4 lbol". Local owned. Sharp clean Interior, red over White flnlsb, &OOd tlnfl, 3$2 ·~· automatic !lOWer a~ Rand H. 1962 CHEVROLET •• ~ . , • , •• , o •••••• $i895 212 Ton, 9 !~ duuiJ> bociY 7000 lb. front U!O, 2 speed rear · llde, 820X20 tires, cheater axle, rei! clean unit and reallY I ......... ; •• I .- ••• e.:.... ~~ ~ - . Pomeroy MOtor Co. OI'I!N EVES. . 1:00 P.M. . POMEitOY• OHIO For Sale OHIO'S ·@) , ·'~·-_. ·..· U~ For Sale •• POMIROY m4111 Rtlill Estate Por Sale 1..· O'BRIEN .. CROW IU;ALTY CO• . MIDDLEPORT - AN EXCI!;C LENT BUY - IDEAL LOCA• TlON - 2 story fraMe, 9 rooms (I ~rooms), bath. Card Of Thanks --- on ,' ttAily' ,, .. . kEITH GCIBIJ nice windows. front porch, storm doors ·' ' and f5,QOO.OO REEDSVILLE - rorJ'AGE . Wl11l RENTAL - 1\!o story frame, 6 tooms (3 bedrooms), hatb, 2 porchea, basement, sarage, utility room In basement, tree gas. $5,9110.01!. , · RllTLAND 1" 'ID'EAL FOR HOME OR CABIN - 3 acres of land, gravel road, barb fence, good dug well ~ ~ round springs. $1,000.00 • CONTACT US FOR ,'fOOII . REA[) 'UrATE NEEDS . ' HOUSE for sale in Clifton. SINGER SewiNG machine, sews forward and reverse. COUNTRY MUSIC at Sports. WE WISH to extend our heart- Beautiful private home, lor children, six rooms (three Zig zag equipped to buttonman Bar Friday, Saturday felt thankll and appreciation hole, mllnogram, darn. etc.' ., and Sunday from 8 to 1. Junclor the kindlleas, sympatby bedrooms), divided basemel!t, play room and shower. 'fwo Sews like new. Pay off 6 payand beautiful nora! offerings tion ol 124 and 113., ~p lots 50 X 100; 12 X II ham. ments $6.78 each or .$36 caall. and food received from our Property fenced in. Inquire Phone 1197.-li!as. ' 3.;.t1c I WILL NOT be responsible for many friends, relatives and at Blanche Compson, CUI-· _,____ any debtS otber tban my own, neighbors in the loss of our S-1-sotc STEREO CONSOLE, eontemHenry Doerler, Jr. beloved father. Clarence . ton. porary walnut stereo with ras-6-:Jtp - Clark. Special -thanks to Dr. ONE USED Coca COla machdio, deluxe floating turntabDa\•is, Rev. Simons and the ine and one used cigarette le. Was floor demonstrator. 1 WILL not be responsible for Rawlings-COats Funeral Home IIENRY CLELAND maehlne. $25 each or both lor Will sell at discount price of anY debts contracted by my Ollfce . . . . for their help and kindness $45. Newell's Sunoco, Ches- m.n. Call 1192-3218. 1-5-«c during sickness and our bewife. Rei.--ter. 3-1$! Jolm Slmptina reavement. GOOD MIXED hay. Vernon Rt. 2, Cheshire. 3-6-Sip The Family of 1957 40 . FERGUSON tractor Nease, Nease Settlement Clarence Clark 3~ltp with front end loader, 1958 Road. Minersville. Phone HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlnp Studebaker 2-ton truck with 5 94!1-36111. 3-6-31p Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Mon- WE WISH to extend our thanks soeed tr~n smiss.ion. 420 - John day tbru Fi'lday. Ladles nlgbt to aU our friends and neigh- . Deere crawler with blade and BEAGLE PUPS, I months old; every Friday. U.lfc bors for their many acts of winch. heavy duty log earl, good breed. Fern D. Norris, kindness shown us during the 1951 Ford station wagon, one Racine, RD I, on Racine-PoBrinker Jewelry illness and death of our loved NOW OPEII, Siegler drculaiing oU beater. meroy state highway. Phone and Watch Repair, 5th 51., one. A special thanks to Dr. Phone Coolville 667-3645. 919-4033. Ultp J . J. Davis for his excellent Racine. 2-29-Stc u-sotp care, the Ewing Funeral Home for its courtesy, Fritz POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy HAY; Phone 985-33&l or 985- , 3312 S-6-3tp PENNY - ONE 1943 PENNY Buck for the lovely music, miniature.. $15 and up. Stud · will pay lor a brake adjua~ Rev. Freeland Norris for his service and grooming. Phoae · ment at Pomeroy Home & consoling words. and the pall991-5443. 11 3 t1c G JOHN DEERE wheel tractor Auto. 1-7-lfc bearer" to Mildred Pierce and Oliver H. G. Crawler. Pb. and Jim Autherson for ihe POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt, Coolville 66'1-37$1. 2-2&<ltc REVIVAL starling at the Mt. many hours spent with us Portland. Phone 843-2254. Herman 0. B. Church March during the trying times; to II S tfc 11 at 1:30 p.m. each evening. the ladiea auxiliary for the Rev. carey Knittle ol Cincin- food , and to all others who COAL, heavy, lump stoker, egg nati. Ohio will be the Evange- aent flowers and helned in and mine run. Excelsior Salt ~- Special singing eacb eve- any way. To, you, we sball a!- •.. Works, Inc .. E. Main St.. Po· .,... Eireryone is ~come, . ways be'"Wa~Vld. 1 , ., :· llil"'liimiy"':'·Aiiii!e,m3M1"12-6-tfc .... 3-i-1%1c Mrs. Joe Wright Mr. and Mrs. Charles TWO STORY, seven room home; Hayes and Family 3-6-Itc four bedrooms, hath, I a r g e Wanted ·utility room, gas heat. Five MIJlDLE-AGED LADY to dO minutes walk to Middleport bouaekeoplng live ~ays a In Memory buainess district. Paul Houdweek, weekends free. Uve ln. ashelt 992-2248. 2-21-lotc Call 247-230!. S-1-«< IN LOVING memory o1 our dear wife and mother, Opal Loretta Kelly, who passed MOBIL HOME, 8x35, excellent SILVER WAR nicklea! Paying away March 6, 1967. We re· condition. COmpletely .furnish6 cents each ; or $2.50 per call a poem by Margaret ron. Jim Mol'l'ls, Box 51, Ruted. $1850.00. Call 992-5282. Wlddemer. . 3-!>-3lc 2-28-3011< !and , Oh10. L-She alwaya leaned to watch for us, SPECIAL! Early Amerioan COMPLETE OUTFIT of milkAnxioua II we were late, stereo, AM & FM radio comers. Call 919-21'11. 3-i-51c In winter by the window, bination. Recently repossessIn aummer by !be gate, ed. Take payments of f8 per MAN TO WORK as salesman, And tbough we mocked her month, or pay balance of lull or parttlme. Call f,llck ' tenderly, $111.10. Call liiZ-3218 lor free Williams at 992-238'1 daya or demonstration. 3-i-ltc m2928 evenings. S-6-4tc Who had such foolish care, The long way home would ., CORN. Chorles Goegleln. Rt. 3.. seem more !late, 1968 WHITE zig zag portable Pomeroy. 3-6-Stc Wented To Buy Because abe walled there. model one month old. Mono. ANTIQUES. furniture, dlshea, Her thoughts were aU •o lull grams, overcasts, appliques, MOBIL ROME \\-acre lot. -miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard of US, sews on buttons, buttonholes, carnort · with 111112 rooin al Cecil. 1100 w. Main st., Pome- S~e never could forget, blind hems, all without atroy. 1-2Mic tacbed. Laflll! patio, drilled VENDING MACJUNES; and Ser· And so I think that where she vice, A.B.C. Enterprlael, Ma. tachments. Balance $49.80 or well water. FlatwoQds Road. 1!, son, W. va.. phone .7'13-5641 or payments ol ~ .81 per month. Pomeroy. Phone lltZ-5562. Help Wanted She must be watchilll! yet. 771-5651. H4tp Pbone 992-~ . a.S-8tc 3-Uic EXPERIENCED Sollcllor, pick Waiting t111 we comti'· home to ber, up and dellver cleaning and ; STEREO, Beautiful wood walAnxious if we are late, laundry bouse to house. ~ nut console, witb AM & FM Watching from heaven's winary and comml!sion, A.B.C. radio. Sold new $219.95; dow, Cleaners. MilliOn, W. Va. tbree montha old. Now $12'7. 2-2&<llc Leaning from heaven's gate. or pay $6 per IDI>Dth. CaD m:~m for free home trial. In our hearts. sbe Is sadly WOMAN for housework. Three 3-Htc days a week. Phone 1192-6636. missed by husband, chtldren U3tc and grandchildren. Ullp ·' :·c:... , •'"'tl. '" ~==~~:!.lllliii-:::i3:;:..~.~~ ' Wheel Allgnm\lflt Nl!w . WMPo· 5~55'' ·:I~FO~AJION, , . -· Rt. "nus n ., ' Od 'I ._PI'~.tll~5 '' '. LOCAl REPOmr •- • ) :t( . DAILY Want ABlautHul YiRIIlllls S.nMr Fully " . ~- ~ lnsu~ . .~a ~'Connor's · f~ . ft · ..... Estlm• _ TRU AND· LAte5CAPE sERVIa . ·Chester, Ohio "'' 985-4141 . ' Phones 985-3541 TIRESt! ir· · '. "7:50 -.M. . ' 12 NQQit 3 ~.M. AND' 4:30 P.M. Keeping ·. MeigsGo Ilia and. Mason Area Informed As~ Well As I ~ Wll_'tr MfA. 1111. TIt lfl. U.S. hi. Olf. '· AND HIS FRIENt6 . .· ' Entertain~~.. . f 1-G£, I I=QL A VEI'fTilARR am1.1.E1 c-.,.., ·~ ... I!U'T HO AIR ' ' •.• GQEAT· eoottl lK LIQfl'G, ~. & CXlKI'1IIIlLEt> R1Q.1 ~OE! �'' •. HARNEY GOOGLE ' For Rent , . r'. Pom~roy . Motor co _, FURNISHED and unfurnished AIP,artments. Close to 1\ChOol. Plione 991-54~! . IG-18-tlc . _.. LARGE live room and ~ath apartment. newly do!Nr10t.rl, furnac'e beat. Pomerov. Phone 9\12-5301. ~ :-tic .I FURNISHED GARAGE APARTMENT on Lincoln Ifill. Ad· ults only. phm\e liiZ-3489. 2-25-lOtr FOUR ROOM apartment. fumlobed. Phone 992-3!1'15 or m. 2511 evenings. 3-6-tlc CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy; One three room apartment, . THERE WILL be a gun shoot very nice and modern. Shown Sunday. March 10, beginning by appointment only. Phone at noon nt Forked Run Sports. ~~3~tlc man Club. Everytne is wel- Notice come. U-3tc ..... 1 ' ' .. ' •. • .\ . ·~ • • '•' ,1963 PONTIAC ............. o , . ; · ' 9j~ ' •. ·Tompeat Lemans 2 lbor, 326 V8 3 speed 11oor 8ldit, bucket 'seats, Radio and heater. Local I owner car. 1964 FORD ••••••••••••••••••••••• $139~ Galax!e ~00 4 lbol". Local owned. Sharp clean Interior, red over White flnlsb, &OOd tlnfl, 3$2 ·~· automatic !lOWer a~ Rand H. 1962 CHEVROLET •• ~ . , • , •• , o •••••• $i895 212 Ton, 9 !~ duuiJ> bociY 7000 lb. front U!O, 2 speed rear · llde, 820X20 tires, cheater axle, rei! clean unit and reallY I ......... ; •• I .- ••• e.:.... ~~ ~ - . Pomeroy MOtor Co. OI'I!N EVES. . 1:00 P.M. . POMEitOY• OHIO For Sale OHIO'S ·@) , ·'~·-_. ·..· U~ For Sale •• POMIROY m4111 Rtlill Estate Por Sale 1..· O'BRIEN .. CROW IU;ALTY CO• . MIDDLEPORT - AN EXCI!;C LENT BUY - IDEAL LOCA• TlON - 2 story fraMe, 9 rooms (I ~rooms), bath. Card Of Thanks --- on ,' ttAily' ,, .. . kEITH GCIBIJ nice windows. front porch, storm doors ·' ' and f5,QOO.OO REEDSVILLE - rorJ'AGE . Wl11l RENTAL - 1\!o story frame, 6 tooms (3 bedrooms), hatb, 2 porchea, basement, sarage, utility room In basement, tree gas. $5,9110.01!. , · RllTLAND 1" 'ID'EAL FOR HOME OR CABIN - 3 acres of land, gravel road, barb fence, good dug well ~ ~ round springs. $1,000.00 • CONTACT US FOR ,'fOOII . REA[) 'UrATE NEEDS . ' HOUSE for sale in Clifton. SINGER SewiNG machine, sews forward and reverse. COUNTRY MUSIC at Sports. WE WISH to extend our heart- Beautiful private home, lor children, six rooms (three Zig zag equipped to buttonman Bar Friday, Saturday felt thankll and appreciation hole, mllnogram, darn. etc.' ., and Sunday from 8 to 1. Junclor the kindlleas, sympatby bedrooms), divided basemel!t, play room and shower. 'fwo Sews like new. Pay off 6 payand beautiful nora! offerings tion ol 124 and 113., ~p lots 50 X 100; 12 X II ham. ments $6.78 each or .$36 caall. and food received from our Property fenced in. Inquire Phone 1197.-li!as. ' 3.;.t1c I WILL NOT be responsible for many friends, relatives and at Blanche Compson, CUI-· _,____ any debtS otber tban my own, neighbors in the loss of our S-1-sotc STEREO CONSOLE, eontemHenry Doerler, Jr. beloved father. Clarence . ton. porary walnut stereo with ras-6-:Jtp - Clark. Special -thanks to Dr. ONE USED Coca COla machdio, deluxe floating turntabDa\•is, Rev. Simons and the ine and one used cigarette le. Was floor demonstrator. 1 WILL not be responsible for Rawlings-COats Funeral Home IIENRY CLELAND maehlne. $25 each or both lor Will sell at discount price of anY debts contracted by my Ollfce . . . . for their help and kindness $45. Newell's Sunoco, Ches- m.n. Call 1192-3218. 1-5-«c during sickness and our bewife. Rei.--ter. 3-1$! Jolm Slmptina reavement. GOOD MIXED hay. Vernon Rt. 2, Cheshire. 3-6-Sip The Family of 1957 40 . FERGUSON tractor Nease, Nease Settlement Clarence Clark 3~ltp with front end loader, 1958 Road. Minersville. Phone HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlnp Studebaker 2-ton truck with 5 94!1-36111. 3-6-31p Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Mon- WE WISH to extend our thanks soeed tr~n smiss.ion. 420 - John day tbru Fi'lday. Ladles nlgbt to aU our friends and neigh- . Deere crawler with blade and BEAGLE PUPS, I months old; every Friday. U.lfc bors for their many acts of winch. heavy duty log earl, good breed. Fern D. Norris, kindness shown us during the 1951 Ford station wagon, one Racine, RD I, on Racine-PoBrinker Jewelry illness and death of our loved NOW OPEII, Siegler drculaiing oU beater. meroy state highway. Phone and Watch Repair, 5th 51., one. A special thanks to Dr. Phone Coolville 667-3645. 919-4033. Ultp J . J. Davis for his excellent Racine. 2-29-Stc u-sotp care, the Ewing Funeral Home for its courtesy, Fritz POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy HAY; Phone 985-33&l or 985- , 3312 S-6-3tp PENNY - ONE 1943 PENNY Buck for the lovely music, miniature.. $15 and up. Stud · will pay lor a brake adjua~ Rev. Freeland Norris for his service and grooming. Phoae · ment at Pomeroy Home & consoling words. and the pall991-5443. 11 3 t1c G JOHN DEERE wheel tractor Auto. 1-7-lfc bearer" to Mildred Pierce and Oliver H. G. Crawler. Pb. and Jim Autherson for ihe POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt, Coolville 66'1-37$1. 2-2&<ltc REVIVAL starling at the Mt. many hours spent with us Portland. Phone 843-2254. Herman 0. B. Church March during the trying times; to II S tfc 11 at 1:30 p.m. each evening. the ladiea auxiliary for the Rev. carey Knittle ol Cincin- food , and to all others who COAL, heavy, lump stoker, egg nati. Ohio will be the Evange- aent flowers and helned in and mine run. Excelsior Salt ~- Special singing eacb eve- any way. To, you, we sball a!- •.. Works, Inc .. E. Main St.. Po· .,... Eireryone is ~come, . ways be'"Wa~Vld. 1 , ., :· llil"'liimiy"':'·Aiiii!e,m3M1"12-6-tfc .... 3-i-1%1c Mrs. Joe Wright Mr. and Mrs. Charles TWO STORY, seven room home; Hayes and Family 3-6-Itc four bedrooms, hath, I a r g e Wanted ·utility room, gas heat. Five MIJlDLE-AGED LADY to dO minutes walk to Middleport bouaekeoplng live ~ays a In Memory buainess district. Paul Houdweek, weekends free. Uve ln. ashelt 992-2248. 2-21-lotc Call 247-230!. S-1-«< IN LOVING memory o1 our dear wife and mother, Opal Loretta Kelly, who passed MOBIL HOME, 8x35, excellent SILVER WAR nicklea! Paying away March 6, 1967. We re· condition. COmpletely .furnish6 cents each ; or $2.50 per call a poem by Margaret ron. Jim Mol'l'ls, Box 51, Ruted. $1850.00. Call 992-5282. Wlddemer. . 3-!>-3lc 2-28-3011< !and , Oh10. L-She alwaya leaned to watch for us, SPECIAL! Early Amerioan COMPLETE OUTFIT of milkAnxioua II we were late, stereo, AM & FM radio comers. Call 919-21'11. 3-i-51c In winter by the window, bination. Recently repossessIn aummer by !be gate, ed. Take payments of f8 per MAN TO WORK as salesman, And tbough we mocked her month, or pay balance of lull or parttlme. Call f,llck ' tenderly, $111.10. Call liiZ-3218 lor free Williams at 992-238'1 daya or demonstration. 3-i-ltc m2928 evenings. S-6-4tc Who had such foolish care, The long way home would ., CORN. Chorles Goegleln. Rt. 3.. seem more !late, 1968 WHITE zig zag portable Pomeroy. 3-6-Stc Wented To Buy Because abe walled there. model one month old. Mono. ANTIQUES. furniture, dlshea, Her thoughts were aU •o lull grams, overcasts, appliques, MOBIL ROME \\-acre lot. -miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard of US, sews on buttons, buttonholes, carnort · with 111112 rooin al Cecil. 1100 w. Main st., Pome- S~e never could forget, blind hems, all without atroy. 1-2Mic tacbed. Laflll! patio, drilled VENDING MACJUNES; and Ser· And so I think that where she vice, A.B.C. Enterprlael, Ma. tachments. Balance $49.80 or well water. FlatwoQds Road. 1!, son, W. va.. phone .7'13-5641 or payments ol ~ .81 per month. Pomeroy. Phone lltZ-5562. Help Wanted She must be watchilll! yet. 771-5651. H4tp Pbone 992-~ . a.S-8tc 3-Uic EXPERIENCED Sollcllor, pick Waiting t111 we comti'· home to ber, up and dellver cleaning and ; STEREO, Beautiful wood walAnxious if we are late, laundry bouse to house. ~ nut console, witb AM & FM Watching from heaven's winary and comml!sion, A.B.C. radio. Sold new $219.95; dow, Cleaners. MilliOn, W. Va. tbree montha old. Now $12'7. 2-2&<llc Leaning from heaven's gate. or pay $6 per IDI>Dth. CaD m:~m for free home trial. In our hearts. sbe Is sadly WOMAN for housework. Three 3-Htc days a week. Phone 1192-6636. missed by husband, chtldren U3tc and grandchildren. Ullp ·' :·c:... , •'"'tl. '" ~==~~:!.lllliii-:::i3:;:..~.~~ ' Wheel Allgnm\lflt Nl!w . WMPo· 5~55'' ·:I~FO~AJION, , . -· Rt. "nus n ., ' Od 'I ._PI'~.tll~5 '' '. LOCAl REPOmr •- • ) :t( . DAILY Want ABlautHul YiRIIlllls S.nMr Fully " . ~- ~ lnsu~ . .~a ~'Connor's · f~ . ft · ..... Estlm• _ TRU AND· LAte5CAPE sERVIa . ·Chester, Ohio "'' 985-4141 . ' Phones 985-3541 TIRESt! ir· · '. "7:50 -.M. . ' 12 NQQit 3 ~.M. AND' 4:30 P.M. Keeping ·. MeigsGo Ilia and. Mason Area Informed As~ Well As I ~ Wll_'tr MfA. 1111. TIt lfl. U.S. hi. Olf. '· AND HIS FRIENt6 . .· ' Entertain~~.. . f 1-G£, I I=QL A VEI'fTilARR am1.1.E1 c-.,.., ·~ ... I!U'T HO AIR ' ' •.• GQEAT· eoottl lK LIQfl'G, ~. & CXlKI'1IIIlLEt> R1Q.1 ~OE! �' <~. ' ' . :: .. ' It ... _:_r . ~: ;·:.- . ' '-~ ·' '"' ' OCTOGEN.\RIANS, ~~.we coogratulate you on those birthday anniversaries! Anodler y... ~loll Frlda.Y was Mrs. Braclllucy ollollddlopon. She obolrVecl her 91st bb;tbdll)', The same <Ill)' her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Arno1.d.. ·bacf a birth~.... so. ~coUrse, two means twice Laura the fun. , · Ju<l) Arnold !<nidi presented tbo 1110 wltb a decorated cake. Bo"' · ~· or carnations came lor both Mrs. Bradbury and Mrs. Arno~ · tmm. HUah Urban or Zi.nesville. There were Dowen from a grandson. Charles Bradbury, and hts turilly, as weU as gifts and cards (rom other relatives and trlend&. Brightening the occasion were Ha,)'es an~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert telephone calls from Mrs. Brad. Ba.Uey and Bob. J bury's daughter, Esther Edwards of Miami Beach, Fla., Mrs. Ul'ban. and another grandson. Jim Arnold or ClnctnnatL To complete an··e)ljoyable day, Mro. Emmett Lightfoot, deac: rlbed by the family as "the i ! niversarles this week were Mrs. Bertha Hall and Mrs. Dessle Patterson ot Pomeroy. The two got together Morldll)' nlghtror a birthday suPPer at the home of Mrs. nicest neiehbor anyone could have,,. brought in the birthda,y Patterson. dinner. INCIDENTALLY, Mrs. Worley Howell or Grant st., Middleport, our CHESTER way, Mrs. Martha McElroy recently celebrated will have a birtbdll)' '*"'da.v· 5be her 85th birthday anniversary. is 1.11 and around after her most In observance of the occasion, recent bout with illness. Our blrtbda,)· wish - a hoaldl) year! Mrs. Robert Bai!N• a net.hbor, preseJUd Mrs. ~Elroy with a beautifully decorated cake. Her Second Meeting of son, fll¥txm, called at noon, and Present for a party in her honor were Mf. and Mrs. Henry ~encer The second meeting of t h e and Vanee, Mrs. Lowell Bing and Eden Ridge 4-H Club was held Joyce, 'MJ.ke and Jim, and Virgil Saturday, March 2, at the home and Eupoe McElroy. of Karen Reed. Fiv~ club memMrs, McElroy received """' bera were in attendanet aceral gills from relatives Jn. <Onllng to the report by Chcyll cl·...t~..-... a potted flower trom her KJme s, sec reta ry. grandson and fami)y, Mr. and Officers were elected, sewMrs. ~layton ~enc:er of Farm- 1ng projects were discussed, and ersburg.lnd. Hergtanddaughter, the group planted seeds. ConMary ~encer DeGroat. teh~ nie Reed, advisor, was in Phoned from Follllt&l.n. Ohio. ebarge or the recreation part Vlslt!Jw with Mro. McElroy In or the meeting. The next meetthe afternoon and evertlr@: of her 1.ng wtll be on March 16 accordbirthday were Elson ~encer, a iDg to Karen Reed, news report- Eden Club is held grandson, Mr. and Mrs. John er. "SMOKE.D·HAM SALE" OPEN SUNDAY OTHERS IN the Senior citizen category observing birthday an. 10:00 to 7:00 ••••••••• U. 8. G(Jrlt.IIJIJ*tetl Kroger: Prenaluiri Q,uJllt1 . ' .Va. · FuUBittJnk . Half Dr. Naeci Retu.ri.ng To Capital Faculty ...-·D- ....... ............. , a lmA 1'01' VM.III ITAMI'I Coffee . . ·. ~ . -~- Roll Roast Dr. Chris N. Naccl, who spent 16 years - 1941 to 1963 - on the Capital University fac- lllp.IVJI. ulty, will return this rail as '•.". ·. ·'''' . chairman of the Modem Language Department. A native of Italy, the 58-year- . . ' ' u.a a.11t Tta.....,. ' !ie~illrW;~ ~~if ••• ~ . IIIQI I Wi I.U;j fffll' ... ·Beef For •. . .. 53e E-Z Carve Rib Roast .. 99c . ,. • . ·, ' . Freezer r· old Naeci has been a professor . -~;~ ~~Whi -•.· .• • .... $119 ~~~~ ·. tinl ..•• .... • oi modern languages at the Uni- versity of Akron since leaving Capital. He was chairman of the ; =-=••••••====""W'I&a•=== .......•••••••-·•atl&t..&• ....~.a ==•=••••••••••••• LOOK... What We've Hatch.ed For You!! . . . ' ' . ' ..... :· ( . pt;dt·Finet ···--·-- .... . .............. Cod ot Perch •••••. ::. $1.09 ..... _.... ••~~=----·•--•==·-•=•t•=-=IWlEII•••'t l,. . ' I ANOTHER OUTSTANDING ARRAY OF ;gu . T ~.··~ Ullil, 1·LOW·P11~••11 ~,.. .: ~ ~\, ~·r:::n ~t ~ --··---~--------- ~ '· ~ . ' .AT RACfNE WAID CROSS ~ONS CUT GREEN BEANS.--~~'!_P!~~..-----~~ 4~~:.~~f5c MARASCHINO CHERRIES~~-------------:2~Sc LESTO I~ _HJ~!!.~J!~..CI~~~~-------------------~:;~ 9c SALTINE .CltACKE_RS.l!!~!L---~~-------J~J23c PORK & BEANS.-~~~~------~---"1---~-.4 :..A9cCHARMIN TOilEt. TISSUE_.._~_______t ~. .~15' Prl(ll . ElhctiYt AT TUPPERS PLAINS March 7-8-9 LYONS MARKET Right Reserved to AT RUTLAND Limit ,RUTLAND DEPT. STORE 1 ,. ' 'l .. '' . v..........,.... Jowl Bacon .•••••.•• ... lllp. 1/9/. "CHICKEN PARTS" _..., 9' Lard . . . •. . . . . . . . . •• 4-!it 7 Breasts ~-~. .. 59e Whole Legs •• ... -...• ............ 011 3k Pork Steak ........•....• . " _. . ,; i EVAP~ Red Romes & Golden Delicious APPLES 4 ~:g BEEF STEAKS ;; lb. pkg; YELLOW GLOBE 79C 2 • 6. oz. 49~ cus ONION.S 29c a ~:, 2s..c:· . MILK 1 tall OYSlf~R STEW ' 3 ·s. 10~ OZ, cans . Pfl·'MOMU'. ~,; ~.. ' . ·!COR.N . ·'<vihle ·r· ., Ke~fiet • · HU~t ro~: A. . . Giblets . •. •••. .. 39e ... Livers ......... 69e 303 · . .· /. Ciiis a lmA TO!' VM.UI ITAMI'I ~ OI!OUND MIATI lllp. 1/t/• 49 ,......, a lmA '101' YM.UI IT~ ... IIIIo ...... !"- .. 1 ..... ..... S.ICID MIATI Exp. 1/t/11 Ham Loaf •. •• .. 19e .......... "'Y•••f'' ....., ....... Bologna ••••. • .. 49e ..... ' '·' •u;...;.J..J".:..o. - - ~~~~ . ' " ' 'AI~ -.',. • .,,lit....,. . I~ . ·... ' "p'"""'tliiiiiolo flo:•? ' ! ~ 'HI. ~ eas~ , ' . - ,.. ,£' Kroa"-c· ·. ___ ;.;._ .11 ... 59" .. .. ' .. ,;.. . · ~·· ', r · .. llr ' ... ." '- ,... ,., ,... Qtektail4 - $1 KntJr .,_. PL•qpll Juice. 4 ~ $1 it,... ........ll .... .. 2~111..... ' . .•1. LOO Milk • 7 :.-$1 ' : lrolll'.'fiWI a ,....... F1olir •• ': 89e ..,. . AllY......_ Cream Pies •. ••• 4 =. $1 ........... A lt\l.lltlt ............... Haif Spray ••••. . 3 ~~ Ens .......... z ... 75c . Cotta«eCheese •.•• a-• Pork l Beans •• 10 '::"' $1 K-ZI•· ·~< ..· - $1 !.. a IXTIIA 1W YAWl STAMPS wtlllllllo - .......... .- ~- 39e K...., . . .W.&Nawnt•l•,_.. Bread •••••••••• 4- $1 ,.,....._ ' . ·3u.. LOO . Coffee ••••...••• '::" $Ll9 · CraCkers------· ·'*•· ... ,. _........... .. a lmA TO!' VALUI ITAMI'I --- 1 ............ All ..... .... to.. MCiU ~·· ... ~ ' . .... J4LII!A.. Duz .... ·.m; ·aold . . . . . . . . . . .11 . . . ' 1-K-- • 1mA TO!' VALIII ITAMI'I ....... - cir ·Cream Stvlf ., ,) ·~ •. ~ ............... ..._ .. __.. , tANiillti 411!- Dinners ;...:I HUROif ... ~··· " CIIICICIN 'AIITI " - I. L I ,.,... Clnl HILTON'S . ___ ,_ ..... thlt ..... - Salt Pork ........... .. 39e Colfee 1 ::;:· Quantities -Col ' Coffe. . . ..., ' 75e .. ...... II IXTIIA 1'01' YM.UI ITAMI'I au.v.Memu . J.~-- r~' FREEZER QUEEN ... •••••• •• lJt. edHanf HEMISFAIR FLOWERS BWOM on a bright navy baekground (Iefl) In Ibis Weolway Polites panldreu. Two tlero of ruffles hide lbe pants. A bright rod bow aeeents the oollar. Nardlo of Dallas Utes lbe look of tbe '30o for trav•Ung to HemloFalr (right). The doublebreasted jacket has short sleeves ror warm daVB Ills lD polyester doubleknk for easy eare. • ' • - I I • ...... c.t., lloollll ... Lettuce ...................... I • I ·~ · Grapefr~it' . . ... • •• -15c ' 3 .... 39c Carrots.: :. 2.•:' ,.· ·39c ' . ... MllMI of -RICAN CIIIISI lkp,l/tlll . " ... �' <~. ' ' . :: .. ' It ... _:_r . ~: ;·:.- . ' '-~ ·' '"' ' OCTOGEN.\RIANS, ~~.we coogratulate you on those birthday anniversaries! Anodler y... ~loll Frlda.Y was Mrs. Braclllucy ollollddlopon. She obolrVecl her 91st bb;tbdll)', The same <Ill)' her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Arno1.d.. ·bacf a birth~.... so. ~coUrse, two means twice Laura the fun. , · Ju<l) Arnold !<nidi presented tbo 1110 wltb a decorated cake. Bo"' · ~· or carnations came lor both Mrs. Bradbury and Mrs. Arno~ · tmm. HUah Urban or Zi.nesville. There were Dowen from a grandson. Charles Bradbury, and hts turilly, as weU as gifts and cards (rom other relatives and trlend&. Brightening the occasion were Ha,)'es an~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert telephone calls from Mrs. Brad. Ba.Uey and Bob. J bury's daughter, Esther Edwards of Miami Beach, Fla., Mrs. Ul'ban. and another grandson. Jim Arnold or ClnctnnatL To complete an··e)ljoyable day, Mro. Emmett Lightfoot, deac: rlbed by the family as "the i ! niversarles this week were Mrs. Bertha Hall and Mrs. Dessle Patterson ot Pomeroy. The two got together Morldll)' nlghtror a birthday suPPer at the home of Mrs. nicest neiehbor anyone could have,,. brought in the birthda,y Patterson. dinner. INCIDENTALLY, Mrs. Worley Howell or Grant st., Middleport, our CHESTER way, Mrs. Martha McElroy recently celebrated will have a birtbdll)' '*"'da.v· 5be her 85th birthday anniversary. is 1.11 and around after her most In observance of the occasion, recent bout with illness. Our blrtbda,)· wish - a hoaldl) year! Mrs. Robert Bai!N• a net.hbor, preseJUd Mrs. ~Elroy with a beautifully decorated cake. Her Second Meeting of son, fll¥txm, called at noon, and Present for a party in her honor were Mf. and Mrs. Henry ~encer The second meeting of t h e and Vanee, Mrs. Lowell Bing and Eden Ridge 4-H Club was held Joyce, 'MJ.ke and Jim, and Virgil Saturday, March 2, at the home and Eupoe McElroy. of Karen Reed. Fiv~ club memMrs, McElroy received """' bera were in attendanet aceral gills from relatives Jn. <Onllng to the report by Chcyll cl·...t~..-... a potted flower trom her KJme s, sec reta ry. grandson and fami)y, Mr. and Officers were elected, sewMrs. ~layton ~enc:er of Farm- 1ng projects were discussed, and ersburg.lnd. Hergtanddaughter, the group planted seeds. ConMary ~encer DeGroat. teh~ nie Reed, advisor, was in Phoned from Follllt&l.n. Ohio. ebarge or the recreation part Vlslt!Jw with Mro. McElroy In or the meeting. The next meetthe afternoon and evertlr@: of her 1.ng wtll be on March 16 accordbirthday were Elson ~encer, a iDg to Karen Reed, news report- Eden Club is held grandson, Mr. and Mrs. John er. "SMOKE.D·HAM SALE" OPEN SUNDAY OTHERS IN the Senior citizen category observing birthday an. 10:00 to 7:00 ••••••••• U. 8. G(Jrlt.IIJIJ*tetl Kroger: Prenaluiri Q,uJllt1 . ' .Va. · FuUBittJnk . Half Dr. Naeci Retu.ri.ng To Capital Faculty ...-·D- ....... ............. , a lmA 1'01' VM.III ITAMI'I Coffee . . ·. ~ . -~- Roll Roast Dr. Chris N. Naccl, who spent 16 years - 1941 to 1963 - on the Capital University fac- lllp.IVJI. ulty, will return this rail as '•.". ·. ·'''' . chairman of the Modem Language Department. A native of Italy, the 58-year- . . ' ' u.a a.11t Tta.....,. ' !ie~illrW;~ ~~if ••• ~ . IIIQI I Wi I.U;j fffll' ... ·Beef For •. . .. 53e E-Z Carve Rib Roast .. 99c . ,. • . ·, ' . Freezer r· old Naeci has been a professor . -~;~ ~~Whi -•.· .• • .... $119 ~~~~ ·. tinl ..•• .... • oi modern languages at the Uni- versity of Akron since leaving Capital. He was chairman of the ; =-=••••••====""W'I&a•=== .......•••••••-·•atl&t..&• ....~.a ==•=••••••••••••• LOOK... What We've Hatch.ed For You!! . . . ' ' . ' ..... :· ( . pt;dt·Finet ···--·-- .... . .............. Cod ot Perch •••••. ::. $1.09 ..... _.... ••~~=----·•--•==·-•=•t•=-=IWlEII•••'t l,. . ' I ANOTHER OUTSTANDING ARRAY OF ;gu . T ~.··~ Ullil, 1·LOW·P11~••11 ~,.. .: ~ ~\, ~·r:::n ~t ~ --··---~--------- ~ '· ~ . ' .AT RACfNE WAID CROSS ~ONS CUT GREEN BEANS.--~~'!_P!~~..-----~~ 4~~:.~~f5c MARASCHINO CHERRIES~~-------------:2~Sc LESTO I~ _HJ~!!.~J!~..CI~~~~-------------------~:;~ 9c SALTINE .CltACKE_RS.l!!~!L---~~-------J~J23c PORK & BEANS.-~~~~------~---"1---~-.4 :..A9cCHARMIN TOilEt. TISSUE_.._~_______t ~. .~15' Prl(ll . ElhctiYt AT TUPPERS PLAINS March 7-8-9 LYONS MARKET Right Reserved to AT RUTLAND Limit ,RUTLAND DEPT. STORE 1 ,. ' 'l .. '' . v..........,.... Jowl Bacon .•••••.•• ... lllp. 1/9/. "CHICKEN PARTS" _..., 9' Lard . . . •. . . . . . . . . •• 4-!it 7 Breasts ~-~. .. 59e Whole Legs •• ... -...• ............ 011 3k Pork Steak ........•....• . " _. . ,; i EVAP~ Red Romes & Golden Delicious APPLES 4 ~:g BEEF STEAKS ;; lb. pkg; YELLOW GLOBE 79C 2 • 6. oz. 49~ cus ONION.S 29c a ~:, 2s..c:· . MILK 1 tall OYSlf~R STEW ' 3 ·s. 10~ OZ, cans . Pfl·'MOMU'. ~,; ~.. ' . ·!COR.N . ·'<vihle ·r· ., Ke~fiet • · HU~t ro~: A. . . Giblets . •. •••. .. 39e ... Livers ......... 69e 303 · . .· /. Ciiis a lmA TO!' VM.UI ITAMI'I ~ OI!OUND MIATI lllp. 1/t/• 49 ,......, a lmA '101' YM.UI IT~ ... IIIIo ...... !"- .. 1 ..... ..... S.ICID MIATI Exp. 1/t/11 Ham Loaf •. •• .. 19e .......... "'Y•••f'' ....., ....... Bologna ••••. • .. 49e ..... ' '·' •u;...;.J..J".:..o. - - ~~~~ . ' " ' 'AI~ -.',. • .,,lit....,. . I~ . ·... ' "p'"""'tliiiiiolo flo:•? ' ! ~ 'HI. ~ eas~ , ' . - ,.. ,£' Kroa"-c· ·. ___ ;.;._ .11 ... 59" .. .. ' .. ,;.. . · ~·· ', r · .. llr ' ... ." '- ,... ,., ,... Qtektail4 - $1 KntJr .,_. PL•qpll Juice. 4 ~ $1 it,... ........ll .... .. 2~111..... ' . .•1. LOO Milk • 7 :.-$1 ' : lrolll'.'fiWI a ,....... F1olir •• ': 89e ..,. . AllY......_ Cream Pies •. ••• 4 =. $1 ........... A lt\l.lltlt ............... Haif Spray ••••. . 3 ~~ Ens .......... z ... 75c . Cotta«eCheese •.•• a-• Pork l Beans •• 10 '::"' $1 K-ZI•· ·~< ..· - $1 !.. a IXTIIA 1W YAWl STAMPS wtlllllllo - .......... .- ~- 39e K...., . . .W.&Nawnt•l•,_.. Bread •••••••••• 4- $1 ,.,....._ ' . ·3u.. LOO . Coffee ••••...••• '::" $Ll9 · CraCkers------· ·'*•· ... ,. _........... .. a lmA TO!' VALUI ITAMI'I --- 1 ............ All ..... .... to.. MCiU ~·· ... ~ ' . .... J4LII!A.. Duz .... ·.m; ·aold . . . . . . . . . . .11 . . . ' 1-K-- • 1mA TO!' VALIII ITAMI'I ....... - cir ·Cream Stvlf ., ,) ·~ •. ~ ............... ..._ .. __.. , tANiillti 411!- Dinners ;...:I HUROif ... ~··· " CIIICICIN 'AIITI " - I. L I ,.,... Clnl HILTON'S . ___ ,_ ..... thlt ..... - Salt Pork ........... .. 39e Colfee 1 ::;:· Quantities -Col ' Coffe. . . ..., ' 75e .. ...... II IXTIIA 1'01' YM.UI ITAMI'I au.v.Memu . J.~-- r~' FREEZER QUEEN ... •••••• •• lJt. edHanf HEMISFAIR FLOWERS BWOM on a bright navy baekground (Iefl) In Ibis Weolway Polites panldreu. Two tlero of ruffles hide lbe pants. A bright rod bow aeeents the oollar. Nardlo of Dallas Utes lbe look of tbe '30o for trav•Ung to HemloFalr (right). The doublebreasted jacket has short sleeves ror warm daVB Ills lD polyester doubleknk for easy eare. • ' • - I I • ...... c.t., lloollll ... Lettuce ...................... I • I ·~ · Grapefr~it' . . ... • •• -15c ' 3 .... 39c Carrots.: :. 2.•:' ,.· ·39c ' . ... MllMI of -RICAN CIIIISI lkp,l/tlll . " ... �W/j ., . ....~i\~ ~ddlOIIOI'l>l'Qmetoy; ,IIAr<h 6, 1968 . Event / Of Feb. 3 in Middleport .·.. • Basl«!t• of yeuow white carnations d roseJ wl1h roaes with white carnations rrom Mrs. Loretta Vaneman of New altar of the East Pal::~:te<lchurthch• . lnWhlich r,n latin streamers tied Castle, and Mrs. Pat Martin at overs' knots ror the wedding or Miss 9J.BIIl Denise &lrrace or Ml~dl rt to Ronald Nathaniel Cheadle:o also of Middleport ' The bride Is the dau""ter Beaver Falls, Pa. For a wradcUns trip to Lake rs. ant 1'111111>& o! New cas. Erie, tile now Mrs. Cheadle tle, Pa. served as the bride's J M · , .·:· WED~"y REVIVAL, CUftiln Molhtidi&t Church, this week , 7.•30 p.m. ch matron of honor. Ste was in a changed into a whlw wool 011lt a!s. ~clal ·ldnglng ni&bUy. Sing. Yel~ow dress with yellow acces- with which she wore black pat. era Invited. H , 61' of S(Jries, Best man was Rob ent leather accessories. Ste wore AMATEUR GARDEN Club arry C. Surface or Middleport ert Vaneman, also of New Castle. the yellow rose corsage from homo of Mrs. L. E. Rem>id~ IJid Mrs Janet Difrischia of For her daughter's weddl her bridal boufl.let. Msrch 6 at 8. Program by Mrs New Castle, Pa. · and tiH:t bride ng, Attending the wedding and re~ Mil too Rousll, regional dlroctor: groom is the ~ of Mrs Ruth M.rs. Dtfrlschla wore a pink suit e: 00:, rt and Cheadle of Mlddl late James W Ch Vows of 1h' Wlth matching accessories and a the e. mony were :ead J:· le rlng cere- ~t 5 p.m. by tlle R;' merston · For her wedding th ~ b ide veil was shoulder le"'m&. d. .... r was attired tn a stre;..J~h dNss of white booded lace He ''6"' an oue carrted a bouquet of yellow white carnation corsage. A reception hmorlng the coupie was held follow1ng the cere~ mony at the home ot the bride' a mother· Yellow streamers with wedding bell accents decorated :e bride's table which was cen~ to red with a three..tieJ'ed cake pped with P,e traditional minia~ ture bride and groom A58111 . ti ng withtheservingwere . ception were Mrs. Ditrischla• M~. and Mrs. Robert Vaneman, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wll.,y, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Phipps, Randy Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Papa, and Jackie Tindall and Janet Tindall, all of New castle, Pa and Mr. and Mro. Kenneth Martin of Beaver Falls Pa. The bride is ; graduate or Middleport IBiill School where she was a member or the Girls' Athletic Association and the Future Homemakers of America. Mr. Cheadle, also a Middleport graduate, was active in track the Varsity M, and the A u t ~ SOCIETY NEWS Safezy Club. He ls employed by Thomas Engineering and sur~ vey Co. at Jackson. Mr and Mrs. Cheadle reslde at 446 oak st:, Jackson. By Charlene Hoeflich T~e baste solution to drug addiction among young Americans is to overcome the needs tor escape hatches and ''kicks," Karl Law of Sm1th • Kline - French He added that if a )oungster's behavior changes ra,pidl,y or he appears drugged or intoXicated, w_e should have the frumly phys~ Clan examine him. The speaker advised against patients taking medication or given prescr~ tion drugs Sharing that medicine With others, and cautloned that stimulant drugs taken by persons whose JObs requ1re them to work long hours or at night, are not safe remedies for fatigue. The adult abuser of drugs usually has a hi&toQ of social maladjustment, Law said, commenting that the pressureanddemands of society appear too much for him to bear• He noted that often the adult abuser has a Mil- Laboratories or Philadelphis, Pa. told members of the B. H. Sa~ born Missionary Society or the MlddiOIIOrt First llaPtlst Church ~eaki"8 to the group M<>nw.; night, Law talked of the cryi 118 need for a greater awareness of the danger In misusing drugs. He advised that young people be made aware of the fact that drug abuse is only a sordid escape ha"tch tor those unwUltng to face UP to today' s problems. ''We must be alert for sudden changes in behavior or school performance," the speaker said. tory ol lamley d!U!culties, dl .. r-------------, ciplinary Problems ln school and trouble with the pollee, and rtnds I through drug use an &Jtificial 1 way ot escaping reality. For youngsters, the speaker 1 polrted out, the situation usual~¥ I is somewhat different. He said that youngsters feel a need to I Catch the Iglow ofhfashion I • 'mas oeof I colored patent I I be .. and to be a I 11811 of oomethlng and that drug I I Bnght and sh1rung pat· I abuse usually takes place 1D a where I ent leather adds a ;park- I somebody'' aom~ gang or party setting I le to your wardrobe I 1 .\nd when you ch~ose I NaturaiJZer you can be I f' I 'ure of styling that s I 1 ' P IG the mmute I I I I ' PLATioiUM I I I 'BROWN I I 1 I fVl I !.'l~~~~ I II I ""' held at the Ohio Unlvenlzy Dm at Athens. Gallipolis Church on Marett 20 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. was an. DOUriced, and it was noted that Middleport church teachers and officers are invltedtoatten¢ The the Rev. reported ------------1 source of the abuse - Illegal mterstate traltlc. the speaker when the Session met Monday George ~nar U'le Olrlstlan Education Commit. Dimension Lumber-Sheathing Plywood-Roofing HOGG & ZUSPAN •' .. J: Instructor '~t(.~ds ire Banking Family Running Ume: 3 hrs 15 minutes • •' Box"'()(fice closes; 8:15p.m, :· Admlsslon: $1.25 and 75c, • ,. •I U is expected thai construc- tion will begin Monday, March 11, w1th complellon set for earson, 1 heodore T. Reed, Jr , a&: BY BOB !IOEFLIC!I whect M served as ma,yor ly wmtcr in the latter part of president ol the bank Ron McDade, an employe of thiS year Uke father. like son - Uke After 20 yean or banking in Born m Akron. the present the Columbu s and SouthcJ n Ohio son. Kansas, he retttrned to his old 1\rchitect s for the new bu!ldpre sident 1s a graduate of Pome- Electrlc Co , was elected prewg are Licbersbach, Swiatek and When ground is broken satur~ home in Ohio and opened the roy Bigtl School and attended THIS MODE UN ~flltC1 UUE wiLl soon be part of Pomeroy's business section. It will be the sident of the Meigs County Ju.l'a,y a!ternootllor tile new Far- Farme:s Bank and Savlngo l:o. Staunton Military \cademy in (,rutsch, ;..rclutects, i\ IA o[ Co qua_rters of the 1 a~mers Bank and :-:.avin,gs Co., located on properb' tftween W. ~ond ~ and W. Jlior Chamber or commerce when men ~ank and Savings co., In ln 1904. Mam st. The bl.llldmg was designed for the bank following an extemnve study made by bank offic· Staunton, Va. He hOlds a BS de- the group reorganized Wcdnes· lumbus 1he general and electrical contract has been awarded Porn~, lt Wm 'be only a conA son, the late Theodore T. gree in Commerce from Ohio 1als of a number of e>.isting bank litrm.:tures over a wide ana. tlnuatl® of -the long.ttme bank~ Reed, Sr , was a graduate or Uni\ersity and was a membe1 day mght at the Jaycee hall in to Karr Construction Company, l11i career Wthe POmeroy Reed Pomeroy !Ugh School and the of ilie first class lo graduate Middleport. Other officers electOO were family . Eastman SChool of Business in from the Oh10 School of BankJames Mees, mternal v1ce prePreaident Qf the bank now is pougflkeepsle, N.Y. He wasserving. He 1oined the Farmers Bank TheodOre T. Reet1, Jr., who is ing as vlee president of the Ohio and Savings Co in July, 1950, sldenl, Halph Werry, eXlel nal holding tlie )lO!illlon' as did his StaiA> Bank and Truot Co , Akron, and was elected !ISSJstant v1ce vice president; Tom Martin, sec ~ father and hi• rather before him. when he returned to Pomeroy in president in 1952; a director in The bank, wt)ich .will occupy 1931. He succeeded his father 1957 , vice president in 1958 and Tony Taylor , directcr spadOUSIUIW qUrters to be con~ as president or the Farmers He lns been active ill aUa1rs Present to dtscuss th~ purthat 500 Ohio residents last year strucllid on j>roparJlo betWeen W. Bank and Savings co. m 1944. of the Ohio Bankers Assn., and or on the nverwtth resident Ohio purchased special permits in pose of tht! local, state and na· Second and W. Main Sts., was He was later elected chairman has been extremely active l.n fra tiona! ,Jaycee organizations were Agreement between Ohio and week licenses. West "irginia so they could fish founded In 1904 by tho late Wll· ol the board at the bank. The ternal, church and civic affairs. W1lliam McAfee, administrab\e West Vtrg1ma for reciprocal It was Rep Welker who carHep. Welker said a bill similar liam Frederick Reed. late Mr, Reed was acthe with on the Ohio River He holds the 33rd degree in Ma- vice president of the Ohio Jay - huntmg and rislung rights on the ned the bUI onto the rtoor of the to the one passed in both the Welker reports waterfowl huntWilliam Ffederick Reed at~ the OhlO Bankers Assn. for many sonry and belongs to Grace Epis- cec~; Mike Ma1stro~. natio11al Ohio Hlver apparenllY wUl be Ohio House of Representati\'C Oh10 Senate and House or Repn~ ­ ing on the Ohio River ia very tended Pomeroy High School, years. H~ was also active ln dv· dlredor of reg1on nine, and R!Ch- completed before the fall hunt- and co-sponsored tt there with sentaij:ves was ~ven the "gr~n copal Church He said that less pollu Ohio sta~ UniversltyandtheUni- tc groops ln Pomeroy and Meigs se~5oo according to State Rep. Donald G.oddard, Washing- light" by West Virginia lawmak- good Married to the former Nanc) arll lloltf, district \'ice prest- . tion m the rl'Ver, new dams verslt)' ot Michlg&il, receiving Count:¥ and was a member of Beap of Gallipo)is, he hflS thre& dent. Rep t~alph Welke•, 27th District ton County ers recently han contributed to the river law oail'90 I• 188~. ·ARer " ali ' Mf'l"dc bodies and an activo sons, 'fom, Bruce and Paul 1 he Jaycee::; wiH meet each Wcll'er said the Ohto Dep~rtCertain bounC\ary regulations Welker sa1d the Jaw makes having become one of the better leaying·.J.aw ~llool he spent two member of Grace Episcopal Tht! family resides in the cen- Wednesday mght in March in ment of ~atural Hcsources and and also specific hunting and available another 300 mtles of fishing areas In North America. y_.s at a bank at Des Moines, Church. tury dfd ramily homeplace at a dnve to get the local organ- the West vu·gima Divtsion of fishing hour s must be dectded fishmg and hunting water for Rep. Welker said Tom V then for a time lived at He served as president oottl h.allon "back on its feet'' Gam~ and r 1sh confcren~ees on said Welker ' Ohio license-llolders 141 Mulberry .\ve. Moorehead, ZaneSVtlle, sponPOrtsmouth, Ohio aud for sev- his death on JWle 15, 1962. That The next meeting will be at an agreement for the reciprocal When the new reciprocal hThe needs in Meigs County Welker pointed outonthehouse / erai years in ~neuse, V111sa&, year.. he was ~~eeded ~his date back to 1798 when Whitte- 8 p.m. Wednesday at the hall In hcensmg immediate!~ following censmg law is put into efl t, floor m behalf of Ule measure sored the b11l m the Senate. more Reed was brought to Or~ Mlddlcport. All )Otmg men be~ passage of a measure rcctprocal Ohio 1esidcnts may fish or hunt 1 angc To"nshiP from Grafton, N. tween 21 and 35 arc invite<! to rights by the Ohio House last from either bank of the Ohio , H.. by his widowed mother Whit~ atlcnd the SCSS!On temore Reed wa s then but a ·~ · ' By United Press rntornatlonal COWMIIUS- GOV. JAMES A. RHO!EStoday signedieglslatlon small bo) and the family lived c tln8: the Ohio WateJ Development Authority and called it a "gua.r- in a log cabin near Alfred Darius A rHI::N S - Ohto Univerfoods 'Plainly 1denti£ied as being ant e ot Ohio'S leadenhiP in the fight agamst water pollution... Reed, son or Wlnttemore, was Sity Theater IS conducting a The l-ood :tamP Program, .\merican' s agricultural abun~ imported. Since Uns is a food ;· uTbe OWOA tpr the first time provides a vehicle Cor industry born 1n this cabin; as a youU1 anc e to tmProve the diets of low"Nune Our Season Contest" whkh begms m Mc1gs County program, noTPfood items such as atlll comm~Uos to break the bottleneck In providing water pollution was a teacher, and then went to lor 1968--69. Theater enlhusi-1\prtl 1, Will be exphuned to food mcome cituens by increasing alcoholic beverages, tobacco lcontrol faCUlties at a savings to themselves and at no cost to the Missouri where he also taught as\.5 81 c bemg asked what merchants of Me1gs County in a, their food purchasmg power. school Ot~e of his pupil s be~ lt works like Uns: The Me1gs products, soaps, pet food, vege-. l ~a)'en," RJiode~ •at play s th~::y would like to see meeting March 13 at 7:30p.m. table seedl:i and the like cannot \ Under: die OWDA, _anu.e bonds can be Issued for polluuon corP came Gen. Marmaduke of the next year. at the Ohio Power Co. offices, Count.} Welfare Deparunent dcoo be purchased w1th food stamP trol facUltle& fot lndu , and local govermnellt and retired by user Confederate Army and later govThe wmmng t!ntry Will be l!O Mulben) Ave., Pome1o~. termmes the ehg1biliu o( the col(lons. funds. ~ ernor of Missouri awarded two season ticket coul'he brieftng will be conducted Crumly and tells them tht: amount Grocers redeem the coUPOnS When Darius Reed returned pons for each show during the b3- Max Prewett ol the U. :--.. l.Jo.. t11e3- will need to mvest 1n the at local banks or through au~ WASHINGTON- !)HIO FARMERS who grow burley tobacco have to Ohio, he entered the drugstore 196s.69 season whichwillconpa11ment of 1.\gncultUJ e. 1\dnun- program, an amount that gener- onzed food wholesalers. BanKs gone along witb produc'era lri other states in overwhelmingly approv- business in Pomero)l and long ::;ist of S I X plays~ The <:ontest MORGAN CITY, La. (tJ POisleflllg the program IS the l ~D\ ally depends on the famil~ SIZe redeem them through the Federal j lng continuation. ol;.f~~ral production controls an~price supports tor was 8. director of the old Fh·st 'l'WO mehtbers of a Kentucky reqmres that six suggestions iu o.:ooperatwn with the Meigs and income. ' tbelr 1968, 1969 and 1fl'70 crops. ; National Bank to take the bank~ rescue team today descended to Ehgiblc per sons p~ that Heserve system. be sent to: Box Olf1Cf, Ohio CounQ Welfare Deparunent. surveys have been conducted I The Agriculture lleparimant re)lOrted Wednesdat lhat or 9 942 ing profession even further back the bottom of the quarter~mile ­ li•li\lersity Theater, ~eoch ,\uthorizauon of food mer- amoWlt in ~eash for food o.:oupons, to determme the effectiveness o( Ohioans partlci.PattngJ in a rhatl referendum. 96.5 per cent voted to into the family hi story. Buildmg. ~dline for sugdecp shaft of a salt mine in chants - both retail and wholo- and rece1ve free enough addi- the Food stamP Program first~ lle was promment in the early which 21 men have been ..::ontlnue the program, gestions is Marth 17, sale - IS bemg handled by the tional coupons to enable them to trod11ced in Ma~, 1961. These salt industry ln the Pomeroy trapped since Tuesday, but USDA's Consumer and Marketing bu.Y substantially 1nc rea sed food fmd:ings show that rooct sales, in I Bend and was president of both found no sign of IJ(e ~rvice at Portsmouth, certifi- suwlies. OOllars, mcrea sed an average o( Lo\N~ASfER, OraO - THE S1JPERJNTENIENT or the nation's the White Rock Co and t h c UecePienUI spend t11e1r co~ons The rescuers, using selfcauon· of eligible Camil1es is by 8 pet ~:ent. Meats, produce and I laraest Khool for ju offenders re,lgned Wednes~. MaJ. Har- Buckeye salt Co. He d1od · tn container breathing apparatus, Mttigs CoUPt.Y Welfare Depart- JUSt as they would money in ai'IJ other grocery Items shered ln old T, Cowell's re lir*triP.~ wlll be effective AprU 1. Cowell. 56, 1901. He was the father t:t( Wil~ reported hearing a motor authorized retail food store. The) ment in Middleport. the incease, as did boili large swved 28 years wi~ _~ !d1b Highway Patrol and more than three liam F. ROOd who rounded tl\4) .runnmg and seeing a -small nre, The Food StamP Program rep- can buy any food for hwnan con- and small stores. Cowell Farmers Bank and Savings Co. but no signs or hfe. yaro as SuPOrlnt:""l'!'! o! thef: air!leld SChool lor Boys, r£1Sents another means of using sumption the) choose, exct!Pt for cited demands and pr~surea at the institution "often It took more than 30 minutes 1\ASillNGTON (UPO - POW· times not understoof bf those ll'ho are nota pan oC it" as his reason Cor • the two men to reach the erless to stop a surging demand ~ for resijmlng. ~~ bottom of the sh;1ft of the for 11 federal crackdown on F,het'i . ~ cargill, Inc .. mine. Golllg clown to violence, a bipartisan coalition I!IJAljT!COo V~ .,., E(\JHTf,JAIUNEs and a sailor were reported slowly, the two men in a in Ule Senate today found itself missing earb' f0day aft« teir'·ls--foot canvas ~anoe cdpsized during 1 , makeshift cage called out backing a comprom1se civll ! a training drlll on~~ PotOmfiC River about four miles south or hJ!!re. conditi.ons as they were lowered rights blll laden with antiriot GENEV j\ (UrO - The United not try to veto the resolution in mg thelr own atom1c arms under The Coa•t•G\IB!•hnd Na"ll~unchod a mass!voalr-sea search at into the dull~whtte cavern. amcn~ents. rlrst llglot lor tjl•~ H•e otwhom wero VIetnam veterans and all Stale~>, Britain antl the :i>viet the U.N. , Western oificials sa1d. the treatY. They said the concrete-lined Western spokesmen JOintlY Despite serious misgivings Unlon declared today the) will o! whOm we,o sttldontsot Ill·Marine Co~o, ochoolat filuanU..;·a Mao Under the agreement, all ronCONWAY, ~.H. (\Jp,O -Rich· walls or the shaft wer.e m good calle<lt1 of "histone imPOrtance rtnobaoo.,IIOutGOjpnoa"'"'h<>fWasllingtoo, D. c. . ' ' ard M. Nl~n. call(ng lor a !l'!t shape but that elevator guide about the antiriot measures, the give immediate help t.o any coUJ'Ioo nuclear counU"lCS Signing the C. m the nut lear age." . i 'i tough policy for rioters and crl.. \earns were burned out. The manadra of the bill compensated ll'Y that [eels threatened by n~ &-Soviet nuclear ooll-{)roliieraAmong other tl'lings, the tlciztng the courts for haridcW'~ mlqers were trapped .men [Ire for their setbacks by keeping in- clear attack or is the victim o( tion treaty could appJ.y to the » resolut1on Lnu>ites that tact thfi!r main goal- a broad ban such aggression. curity Council for aid if thCJfing the pollee, ls ~ tJ:Da~: rqared up the shalt. liussia is preparedtoaidany on housing discrimination. They said the nucloar "urn- feel threatened by nuclear attack jor campaign i&.sue out of etlmi' The 'descent by rescuers into countr) whiCh has renounced Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., brella" wUl cover all nations or nuclear blackmail. and lawlessnets. ns own nuelear we.pons and 4 NixoR, winding up a three· ' the shaft w-d.s delayed more floor manager for the bill, said reooundng their own nuclear It serves to meet demandl:i of feels threatened by CommudaY get out the "ote tour Of N,ew than tour hours while workmen that it was uregrettableweadded w~ under the U.~soviet such nations as India which feel mst China. , todaY ls dra~ his coniltructed a smaller cage. ~ more •riot stuff to it. rm gl"!l joint draft tre;,tt.Y to stoP t h t-.) they would be oPen to nuclear t\ccordirtg to C)ffici&l ~ ·vdlh ~Ji ~-·~t·' , T~e• ~ men .~de an earlier ,.... \¥8& rOjoctod. ~ The senat~ spread o( atomic arms. ·~ attack or blackmail b.Y renouncments, 11 eking has oointentionof •• .tc.;' - ~ ~I\'' .<'~~ att~ fpr go doWn in• a largt;r moved Into lts!"'''"lli ~ ofvotlng The pledge was presented to i~ ' • '"'.1'"\C 'l!o • • s~gni"8 the ~rollferllkNI , our Cour\1 have,S!)hf. ' c~rea:, but it hit an obstruc"-O!l On smen<lments to thO oompro- dle Geneva Disarmament Confel'u·eatJ. India's hesitance is tlP In ,weal\00\"l tb9 110i~ l., ~nd "ba~. to be pulled up. • 'lnlsili "with some Indication that ence in the to.rm oJ a resolution plamed by having g-1~ O.Jt>. forces al!lllnst,tho Grl'!J!I!lll!lr~ope that the minors woold tile "!]d was llli>J'O"chlng, II> be sent to the United Nations ese Communist nuclear mlgh! • • 8Bid-w~t.ltiy·1 be (llive had been slel\dlly lfw, 1 Securlzy Council. Bntaln JOined : • ,,' • lading calls down the Jlll:i' across tl'le border. · the United Stales and Russia Ill HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPO • thov ·can ' ohafl broo.~It the resolution. Jo~pb W, Martin, the congress~ Ia.! ·. Rec,·p·rocatl'ng River Rights .s N~ws.. ~,in BFieif Plan Food Stamp Briefing No Life ,•, Found in 1 Salt Shaft • erne ' Coalition Bows On Amendments ·.·: ,..._________ ,6- I This Is The w._k' if Our o.rn llri,r.y Bra.id 1 HOSIERY > (, . I l I I I g. 89e pr. Klrbury Mlcromesh In regular 0~ long length. Seasbeli (Beige) Southwlnd (Cinna moo} or White SALE '69e' Re pr. pr . SALE 696 $ti9 pr. Klrbury Shter AgUon Stretch Seashell, Southwlnd qr white Reg. g. m~~. sheer, f•ncy~ <t l ------------.-----:~'-!-~.n!.!~~)'!!.~!~.. the I 4 • ~ o:r:11.. Uver~,.u.. I · '"' , . .. St~klngs. Seasheff(b~~~) :r~bloliitned SALE 99epr See our complete selectlo_n of ,L2o l. )f ..... ' ,.. j SAL~· 99eh.V.J pr' · e. . suppor;t stocklngl. We 1 you. )' ·' ---------; · ' 'I ' r ' I Nixon Warms Up on ;Crime Nuclear Umbrella Up In Campaign ' Martin, Molder of GOP Factions, Dies {=~~~~~~ '1llor• pav• -few dl!f•ln mont 'deiegale. · · Fr..,.~ was rPll"'>ec\lod ' l ' '.. man ~ ...tw all lactlons or ~~~~ •IIN1\ot tlils co\~• as thotl!t\ll!ll\can party Into • \!gil'· ~-ullllf'Oiiii'l UldW~ ldlll j " 'dle<l Vlodllesda;\ n!gltt !lam •C. Foster, U. S dl!larrna:. al tile aae o! 83. ~~~!"·.. ·:··.. .,' ., Supp6rt . . ELBEIQlDS4tf,· ' I I ·:;::~~~h with ~lc]l aarter_tOp. s.'~Tu,"~ ~ 1 Re ~· S4LE ' f9~ pr 1 g. f2.95 Klrbury Support Stockl for e~tra comtortabl ~s:,.~lllll· I •l·ehs~.u.,lycraSouthwlnd or whlte. • sup~"~'" Sea· I ' SALE 2•19' pr' Reg. •1.95 Klrbu' • Reg. 89c pr. K1rbury 1\.nt!e HI Mic · knee length, garter top. romeah .. 10 I IALE Re I I I' II I I I ,. - - - - - -'- -----------· ' ~ ------------------------- I 1 m•rde \f\, growth Ill•" m- · il Directors or The Farmers Richard C. Follrod. other 'lJfficers of the bank are Bank and savings Company are Thereon John&Oil, Vice PresiTheodore T, Reed, Jr., who LS dent, Richard E. Jones, Vlee also President, Thereon Johnson, President, Paul E. KJoes, CaSh· Fred W. Crow , Jr, Leslie F ier , Mrs. J))rothy B. Will. AsFultz, (. Wayne SWisher, Or. Fred n. Carsey, Jr., Harold E. sistant Cashier and Mrs. Joanne J. Russell. Assistant Cashier. Slmth, E. Robert Schellhase, and tne committee. Plans were discussed tor the amual lellowahiP toa to be held ' Colora aDd Aolmalo Most animals in the ord!narl_ <'<>Urse of life do not use of color vision. 8 can see moat of the co1Or! we see. Dogs and cali can see well, but they eannot see ditrerent' colora. , , Jaycees' President :~~a;~n~~::~a:.~~~~d~r:::~: misused. Following hio Wk, the opoaker conctueted a discussion Peiiiod for the 30 women attending tho meeting. Mrs. Manniog Kloes, pres!,. dent, had charge o1 tho meeting which opened with an organ pr~ lude by Mrs. Fred Gibbs. "Our Falth is ln the Christ Who lt_.•n McDade is cepts of bankmg. l'hc Btructure is designed in such a roaMer as to refie~ the traditional qualities of the Porn~ eroy area with the new and forward-thinking a~cts to be found in Meigs county. The new build~ tng will be carried on several hWldred concrete - filled steel piles supported on bedrock. Foun· datlons are all concrete and set In such a way as to protect the fir st Ooor (rom nood conditions of the Ohio River One of the new services to be prov1ded the banks' cust.Jmers 1 s drive-Up banking, which Will prove to be popular (or Pome~ roy residents. Another area to be expanded is the Consumer toan Pcpartrr.ent Parking fa r."llities for 36 automobiles will be p111vidcd as an added comcniencc. In addihon, the bmldmg ha s been designed with built-m expansiOn for future Inc., o( Chester. Plumbing and heating work, featuring an all electrlt heat pump installation, will be completed by Karl Grueser Company or Minersvllle. The latest in vault and security equipment will be supplied by the Diebold company of Canton. NegotiatiOfiS Opened for annual Charter Day luncheon' 1 p.m. at parish house of Grac~ Episcopal Church. Good citizen~ ship wlnners will be guests· speaker, Mrs. Irving Karr sta~ declared. He urged his listeners to see to lt that the tederallaw is enforced through SliPPQrt of local law enforcement officials who now have the power to take action against the Illegal sale, distribution and possession ot drugs whkh are harmful when the Reed fam~ have been actln 1n Me1gs County ban~ng. Oa1·ius the old First National Bank. His son, Wilham Frederick Reed. and l)avb{gs Co. in 1904 and was bank president. His son, Tneodore T o( the institution In 1944. The present president lS Theodore T need, J 1., father in the post in 1962. ings" and Mrs. Milton Hood of Ute Uln:as Circle presented de-WtioiUI usmg ,.Touch Jesus" as SHOW STARTS 7 Pll ' plOeil\oltlrit FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN MEIGS Chapter • Daughters of America The minister commended Mrs Dale Walburn, Mrs. Dwillltt Wal: lace, and Miss Connie Bachner llor thorne. for their work in organizing a UJrlng the meeting:, Mrs. Junior choir. It was reported that a new mimeographing rna~ Kloes requested clrcle members to prepare layettes tor the chlile Wlll be dellvered this week Women's Coo!erence to be held to the church. The Scloto Prellbytery moettng In Granville tn Juno. iihe 111>to be held on March 19 ot Wll- JlOintod Mrs. Glbbo, Mrs. Beumlagt.on was announced and Mrs lah White, and Mrs. babelle Anderson was elected delegate· Winebrenner to the nortlinatlng Carfoon; Cobs •nd 773-5554 .MATERIALS CO. Mlson, W. V•. .. ·: the Socred Heart Catholic O!urch auditomon at Bp. m. MEJGS THEAm We have JUSt Wlloaded several carloads and are reaQy to supply you at lowest prices. ::· PAS!' CIDEFS, Magnolia Temple, Pythian Sisters, at the home of Mrs. I\lle ~ith instead of at the Ebersbach home as a~ oounced. CATHOlJC WOMEN'S Club at at the April mooting. Mrs. Charlos Bennett, 18Sisted by ldro, Mary Lyons and Mrs. Martha Attending the meeting were King conducted the love giftdedlMrs. Tewksbary, .Mrs. Les Kencatloo. nedy, Mrs. And-erson &llllvan Refreshment• Jollowing t h e Taylor, Haptonstall,' Rjchard meeting were served by the Love Owens, and Mrs. Harley. Joy Circle with Mrs. Pearl !loUman, Mra. White, Mre. E. L. Huatles, Mrs, John McNiel. Mrs, Eugene Murra,y, Mrs. Ted TONIGHT ond tHURSDAY loy, Jr., and Mrs, Jolin Fultz M~rch 6-7 as the hostesses. The st. p• Rodgers 1ncl t11 mrnertttln's .rick's Day theme was carded "THE SOUND OF MUSIC" out with a green cen.erptece ITe<hnicolor) and shamrocks. Juhe Andrews Cbnrtopher Plummer ,. Carload Lot Prlcesl :·. ew ' Theodore T. Reed: Jr., announced today that ground..• will be broken tor the new Far~ mers Bank and savings company banking facility Saturday after .. noon at 3 p.m. The public Is: invited frcsident Reed said the new building is the culmination of several years research and plan• ' ning on the part of the Bank•s of(J~ers and directors. construction of this new bank will provide the Pomeroy, Meigs county and Big Bend area wtth the most modern and contemporary fa~ cilltj', cmbodying tllC latest con- Come in n- •nd let Ul help you wlthyour . selections Rev. Roland T, Kamm will be the Walks." There wu group atog. log of .. Count Your Many Bless- Named as alternates were Mrs. J, E. Harl.,y and Mrs, Tewkobar); Plans weremadeduringthemeet ~ ingto revise the membership list before the AprU session. NOW AT LOWER ·. l '. Presi~nt 1:" Blllllhetamlne (stimulants) and historian. ' barbituates (depressants) and LEAP YEAR Dane~ . 8 _ II certain other prescription drugs p.m. Southern Local Jlmlor High to register with the federal govenunent names of phannJsts and auditorium , Mustc by the RaPhYsicians who dispense the me-- vens. Public invited. ~sored by the Trl·M National Music Sodicines, and to make sale rec-ciety. orda and inventories avallable RUMMAGE AND BAKE SOle for inspection by the F"ood and will be held by the "Gto-ettes" Drug Admlmstratwn. Friday and Ssturday In the The speaker s&d that only Bootb building, Pomeroy. Pr~ persons speclficaliJ! mentioned ceeds to purchase new,uniforms m the law are allowed to possess for summer parades, , such drugs and that Illegal JlO .. session is punishable by law HIGH SCHOOL dance party at with severe penalties for sale Wahama High School auditorium to persons uuder 21. 8 to 11 p. rn.Jaysemceeing.Pu~ The law helps combat drug llc Invited. abuoo by attacking the chief nliillt at the Middleport First United Prellbyter!an Church, Welcomed the meeting were the members Hubert James I turers and dealers who handle A &ulday school teachers' door POMiROY, OHIO presentative reviewed the federal drug control legislation which went into effect in 1966, aimed at keeping drugs out of illegal channels and available for medical use only. He noted that the law require:~ manufac- lralnl"8 sosoloo to be held at tho ty. E, 0. L one starts it and everyone else ~s along for fear o{ appearing "chicken." The pharmaceutical Cirm r~ RuJP~t II new sessioaat SUJJiv~ Paul I CANADAY- I Taylor, HaptonsWI, and Rd>ert Hagger. Mrs II SHOE STORE I Mrs.TewkabaryAnderson, and 1 ,.ext to Elberleldo I Mr Ruppel! oo the recent aldo l!JIOI1&ored by CHAPMAN- ·· •• ' e3.drig Get ready for spring and Easter at Elberfelds. See our beautiful selection of womens and girls •<:+: coats, suits, dte•ses atl weather coats, lllilljnery, blouses ~just anything you need to complete your Easter wardrobe. We have the latest in styU~~g, fabrics allll colors. Use our tlclnvenle'lt laf· awa~ plan. A complete selection of gJrls size ranges f~;~~m babes to teens~also a complete range ?f junior pet!tes, regular jun· 10rs, misses mes and half s.tzes. ,. • . ,1·- . ' MEIGS COUNTY YOUNG Dem- Will Begin Saturday od by tile Rev. Howard ....\ ocrat Club regular meeting. 7:30 p. m., at courthouse. Communicants Class A communicants class to begin saturday at 1l a.m. was anrtOUDc ~ PAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Tern. pie, Pyth!an Sisters, 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Adam Ebersbach with Mlaa Bernice Am DW-ot as assisting hostess. EVANGELINE CHAPTER, Or. dor of the Eastern Star, 7·30 Thuroda,y nliillt at the Ma~c Temple; Initiatory work to beexempllf'ied; otflcers to wear for~ mals. Mrs. Cora Webb, deputy grand matron o! District 25, will make an lnopecUon viol!, Mom. hers are to take items for an auction. ROCK SPRINGS Grange 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leonard. MEIGS COUNTY American Red Cross Otapter Board of DJ.rectors 8:30p.m., at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Escqpe, and Kicks Basic Reasons for Drug Uses : ~~~i ~ '"*"i.tlfuf Spring Fashlans . for Wo~ln ~ ~·iw:.ii~i• ··" THUR~AY .I. ...' ln~~reslri. Of The Meigs-Mason Area Come to 84 evenlnt Rev. ' James ih.r.. rison, Jr., apeake~ ]lev. J&s Morrison, Sr., gl¥1ng dovm!on- . r !: .. ... ....... ....•. .. .... . f' .• •. 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