https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a70a12b1b1f9828f931936e4cea75e2a.pdf b4a1bbf22f638303ff574080e33546b8 PDF Text Text l i I ' nnuaI -F.... m,lfy • A Outing Held by s·e"•R'te Cl· 'b . SOCIAL CAl ENDAR Suter Great Mrs. MaSOII Fisher lpetll MonF . Reco11erfiW Hi . Fraehtre . other Marfaret h' y , , ··"" volle, Ky IS the guest of . ' and family Mr and ll':rs. Homer touriSts spoil. M e and was accompanied home hy ' learned that her Mri. James Jovod•n. Hill and chlld;en of Langsvolle Mr. and Mrs. Harold . oorl her daughters, Carll and Bar..1 ..1 I IJ ' John Orr tMary ,.. 1 Mr. and \1rs. Edgar Reynolds I have returned from a vacalton and chtldren, f bara who spent the past week! JULY tl 'Tho annual famlly outing ol ltJent at Jamison ' have returned from several days I a Buckaroe Beach Va and Steven o nconna t, with the Smoth's. i uxll the Sew·Rltt Sewln& club was New Castle, Pa., where e,. viso• in Morgantown, w. t ' vtsotmg this week wttb her par· Mr and Mrs Gene Alkire and, Tbe Amertcln asS held Sunday at,.rnoon at the l llelng treated for a blp fracll!re, , • Va woth their son and family. l' Mr. and Mrs. Tony ow- , ents, Mr. and Mrs. C.O. Fosher 'rnberl and Karen of Colum- lary ol Lewla Maney Portland Park. . received In a fall at net ho~. Mlddlef)orf a l Mr. and Mrs. Val Edgar, Jer and children, Mark and Mar· Mr. and Mrs. Everett weekend guests ol herlwlll meet Tuesday at? G were played durlngl Mrs. Orr bas been 08 p I . nd '"'" Hevo.olds and children They , tha and Arlen Kmg vtsoted re- ner and dau~hters, Karen and parents, Mr and Mrs. Pear~ the Mt. Moriah Ba~t ' u . the ~~n and a potluck lOt from the effects I a stroltlt Mrs Stanley ot eo a rail. we;.. called to Morgantown be- cently m Akron wtth Mrs. Fow·l conme recently spent a week Park" '11oe DeiiCOIII and aconesses dlliner was aerved at & p.m. since last fall. Prayers Kvte and Erte. ot cauSl ot the death ot then ctau ler's brother and stster-m-law, at Mrytle Beach, S.C ! O'Donnell LlncoiD 'of the li'lrsl Unlled Presbytert.: Attendln& were Mr and Mrs. for her recovert ·frol!l ";" . :nd •:.harl"' l father. Mr Harry 1 Mr. ani Mrs. Tom Metcalt Mark Vroman, Belpre. basi Heoghts who bas been empli'lyed Church will the Edward Wells and Ruella and her friends wil• be greatly ap., " " M •H Hirks who dted followmg a George Sh1veler, .lr and Mr.l been the guest of hts grandpar· on Wheeling, W.Va. bas been ong, July l3dat P Jane and Belle Jean pre.:ioted according to Ml• 1t l lnng \1 Rlhmny ·Crabtre< of Cmrtnnati VISited lents, Mr and Mrs. John Vro- translerred to Racine. ,pastor'• United MetJt. tar, Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Sauer. Dr. and Mrs. Orr'• " "''" and "" l.ee sm' ' ' w1th Mr and Mrs Will Mevers man Mrs. Clyde Andrews who has , TheW meet at the Mr and Mrs. Donald Collins daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Pa\11 mn Children "' m Mrs Lee llcComas has r.- 1on Sunday. rettred from her employment at lodisl Church willat 7,3Ji . m. and Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Wll· Jamison, who are serving ID ' I <lwn "' '"'" "" '"" tu.-ned to her home after spend- : "'""""" , .,...,.,.,.,.., Ohto Universoty will leave 1church, Bl nl Mrs Boyer and Barry and BreD· the missionary fields m Afrlea, n•'-"' ' '"'"" mg several days With her sister : Mr and Mrs Cornel , ,! Thursday for three months visll,wlth Ml" Nee ng al and da and John Johnson, Mr. and are expected to arrtve the first Mrs Je<ste Jenk m> ul and family. Mr. ann Carl l are'" Chocago. lit on I_ With her children in Jackson- : c. Melvtn lVIII Mri. Raymond Baity and Jill ol August for a visit with her .:;..____________ t'' Vanderhoof ant family m Wal- \1rs Leo Edwards ville, Fla. . Roush, Mrs. and Karen and Jenntler Spears. parents. He is a medical mil' do. They arrompamed her to Bradbury I has returne . I eop e n ~ Gene Eskew of Xema spent ! rs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Me- sionary. : her home and vos1ted there her home ·~ New York_ Coty1 ' the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Everett .'f\'•mas Knight and Ricky and Jell, Mr. IJe•nre returnm~ to Waldo Also• and M1am1 fla follnwmg a "'' Pcmeroy i Hobert Marconko and tamoly and .Ralph Gtl;~~ Uth and Mrs. CalVIn Simpson and Scorm, Guestl are • TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY woth Mr. and Mrs. Mc- 1hero with her Mrs M and Mrs Dorso'v Roush ' was accompanted home by bts • '111 p t Councilors of BrU<e and Mary Bolinger, Mr. J'isitors to Pnrk were Mr and M" Har- Laura Bradbury and Haven, W. Va VISited son, Andrew who spe?l past ier Daughtm ol Amer· and Mrs.'Don Mullen and Mlclt- Members ol Girl Scout Cadtl FAMilY NIGHTS lntd r.eorge and son. Bnan Lee She also VIStled '" 7. f . lv lsundav evenmg, wtth MJ and week wtlh the Marcmkos. II a will 'meet Wednesday at ael, Patrick and Brian, Mr. and Troop 185, Middleport, ,and their " THE INCREDIBlE ot G•llipolts. : wlll1 her daughter and a_m' .. Mrs MaiOO Ftsher and famtly. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas llassler c , m at the lodge hall with IMrs. Charles Rideout and Char- uests visted Camden Park Ill MR. LIMPET" Mrs Leo Smith and Mrs Wol-t Mt mld Mrs Wolbur Urban ' and Mrs Orns Harns and ' ol Reynoldsburg " spendmg ciarence Neutzllng and !les Jr and Sherrt, Mr. and Friday. Adulta ac, Don Knntt s l':~rt,\{' L'nok K Russe-ll are attending Mrs Guy Reynolds and. Mr Mrs. William Fisher VISited Sun· few days With her ~arentsi !\~ : Mrs. Virgil Walker as hostess-- Mrs. Tom Gru~ser and Barbara ltl'ompanying the gtrli were Mr. the WS.C S. School 01 M 1 ~sinns l and Mrs Willtam Blan? and dav evening, at New Haven . W. and Mrs. Harry Keoser, M n r 'es and Jeft and Tommy and Arlee and Mrs. James Cochran, Mr,. _, ndbeing held thts week al Ohto rhlldreo Cathy and of Va. With Mr. and Mrs Burrell ville. Mrs. Keoser bad White Rose Lndge of Middle- Johnson, Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Ted 1\iley, Jr., MrL "SKY DIVERs·• Wesleyan '" Delaware. Akron have r.turned from a Dawson ,home from Holzer Hospot<t a •port will meet Wednesday aft- and George 'Bnd Vtckl : llwillie Maude Coats, Mrs. Char· 13 1 a-Dally Sentl11_el: Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 · July · !~: 1 da~;ht:~~ ~/~! """"~~ . i Around And · About .) ., - vacatlon trip through the t::~ ~~~ 1 smoky Mountains and < F.n;'"",h "h~r h,~re f~r VI~" ~l•. tnJ~:::;i~nd~a~~ ~thy, ~och~~ Bach-~~. wer~ Ro~aid V~>llmg ~·'""' ~ames- ~rs Tues~y moth~r. !~mas c:n:;·~~~~:ol ~ew t~e ~r an:~ I card~ enttne De11oted To Til. Interutl 0/ T'M Meif•·Maon .4reo --=---- Ches~ C~n~i: at y • IJard t~ Alk~, ~;~~:0. :;•~am ~~:~:rett I vtsoltn~ Hobate~ s~~the Vance~~ h~sme<s Mainly About ~stht'~ ,- p I I ~ • ll08ptta~ ~ ~~· m~,~~yl: I olin~" < sa~ sl~, Sa~i;._ls ~~lo~ ~m~t I ght~r-tn-ta•·s ~: :~~~. ~untington, I ~aria - re~rn::, Char~es omprovmg. nt ernoon al I p. m. al the Legion t5andy White, Mrs. llarold ll les Edwards, Mrs. Keith Gob~ Moss Lena Grueser spe hall in Middleport. lloslesses land Brenessa, Gene, Mark and land Mrs. John Fultz. Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. liar- , will be Mrs. Homer llartley and Philip and Mr. and Mrs. _Eiza Members and guests attenllrv Kooser b II , Mrs Richard Owens. Gilmore, Jr., and Joe, Rtcky, ing were Dellbte Laney, L o11 1 Dr. and Mrs J. B. Mars ah 1 · JULY 15 Roger and Mike. IAnn French Mary Bradbury, Lo · 'II K 1Jennifer and' Brtclgett · ble 1of utsvl e, Y• spent t e. The Meigs County DemocratGo • 1 weekend wot~ . h~n;~~~~· ~r:. ·,c Club will NOT meet on July Stan1bury1 Return · Jane Gilkey, Robin Mills. Jan· ,John F. Bao) anied b son 15th as usual but will hold a T S Antonio et Jones, Sharon Glaze, Mary ! Marranna family picnic on July 18 at the I Mrs. Keith Stans- Holman,. Gail Beard, 1 n a ' f Rock Springs Fair Grounds. · H Jl Kloes Lmda Cochran, a Y Iwho have been the guests o '11oe Gra e Hall will be open bury and sons, unter. m: Bunc~ Debbie Gilkey, Joyce jtheiC grandmother, left tnday for •at 10 a.ngm. Picmc dinner at ;Rex and Shannon, have ret~rn. Riley.' John Pat Roley, Kevin vacation at Mongo, W. Va. 'noon All are asked lo bring a •ed to San Anto~to, Texas, a tel Betzin Kathy Moore, Brencti Mr and Mrs. Charles Gobbs lfood basket and their own two weelm VtSit with hiS mo- Ed ~s Debbie Hermann and and Mr and Mrs. Fred Rosen. . ther, Mrs. James Yeager: hts wa ' F It 1 . . d the Red Rooter lble servtce. Soft drtnk and co. I Alber! Scholl and other Amla and Marc u z. . baum JOtne . . 'lee will be furnished. There woll unc e, ' club for a weekend m Cmctnnatt. ' be entertainment and fun for relati~es a.nd friends. They a!ARRIVES SAFELY They attended three baseball so vtsoted tn Washmgton, D. C. d M H rold William games between Milwaukee and aiL and Maryland with friends. Mr. an rs. ed a word thai 15 Cincinnati and other activities. The class of S.Sgt. Sha:lr Coporal Stan- --· ~v~s. ~ ;~~~~r ° TERRIFIC :sgt"~nd For uerrillas· MarK••~ ta- •• I Willi~UL:orkers Sta~b';?' s:~,: ::::;le~n.'t':~:;. 1 ~oll~wi~ his grad-Jiey ! I ' tho Enterprise EUB Church ·j ll years .10 R. Lemley, arrived safely Htryril/P, IT tt'nt'r will meet Thursday evening at ha~mg JOtned p g High in Japan on June 6 and Is now . d. ualton from . for three Ratrsl is 1\nJO)'f' the home or Mrs. Ben Buc k. ISchool in 1954.omeroy He is labora· In the PhT topptnes The BYP of Racine Bapllst Mrs. Claude Husted will be the, te hnician at Brooks Air weeks special tramlng. Church enjoyed a hayride and devotional leader. ~ ~ry ~ase San Antonio, Tex. _-:=--= -= :=·--wiener roast the evening of The Rock Springs Better orce - · _ • __ .. -· · .tuly 8, going to the farm of Health Club will have a picnic -- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lilt\ Gene Yost for the wiener roast Thursday at the Royal Oaks I I and the devotional program, Park. Members will meet at , which was led by Margaret tht Rock Springs Methodist I I I Cole. . · Church al 11 a. m. and br_ing I . Attending were Rhonda Brock- · picnic basket and table gervoce. •I les, Jane Johnson, Jan Alkire, " I "" I ORTHO MOSQUITO 11 ,. ;,,,, .; < I • "" ~li, u C B Rad' CJ ub I Meets at Mason Youth Center II Margaret Cole, Nanc1y1andand MJar· tha Yost. Alice Ce en10 nine and Nancy Bentz, C a r o I 1 i Wilcoxen, David Spencer, Clyde I I ,Triplett , David Batley, Mtke : , Hayman. Rookie crow. Chuck , Smder, Harry Ptckens, Bruce , MASON - T h • Pomeroy ·I Neogler. and Mr. and Mrs. Mar- B nd Citizens Band Radio club I lin Hall and Lee and Debra. 'h:ld its regular meeting Thurs- : Iday evening at the Mason Youth ' I PLAN SWIM PARTY Center, with Tim Neutzllng, , I , Members ol the Chtld Conser'd t . barge •I f Middleport prest en , m c . L : vallon eagu~ o • Communications were read will bold a swtmmmg Jrty and . including an inYI~Iion to lltlrtd cookout Wednesday evemng . at 8 stalewtde REACT meeting on •1 the Kyger Cretk Swunmmg s. 1 II and 12 at Coshocton; a ll PooL llusbands and chtldren ietrer from Cotulnbus C. B. Ra· i members wtll be guests for dio club announcing their Jam· I evemng. : boree on July 25; and from : 1011 11 ' MEET TONIGHT \ Parkersburg C. 8. radio club [1 The Pastoral Relations Com- annoo;ing a C. B. Jamhoret on See the olndorBth0 0 11 mittee of Heath Methodist .July · Fun 11cade!!, Fert1 •ze~ a Church will meet today a< 7' Plans were '!'l'de for. the ~- I partmenl on the maon floor. M be nual tamtly ptcnlc whtch wtll I P· m. at Ihe church. em rs be held at the Syracuse park ' of the commtltee are the Re~· ! on Sunday, August I, and prtzes l\ "'II ·' & "1 . '•I'II~ · II.,, i : ,,:: I JIV Ll BOMB STAIN D(U_s·NT ODOR I r, II • - ·- ·... - -complet~ 1 11ne 1 ~; EHa~~so~.;:;·er~e;~ttE: 1 GN:I"S IU t!' •srI _/"It J I 1 - I \~·~~c~~~::::~id: I 1 I , ' ~-•••••••••••••••i•iii~ 1 THIS IS THE BEST BUY IN A REFRIGERATOR WE HAVE EVER HAD THIS 13 CU. FT. GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Now. you can enjoy all the advantages of Gibson 's high standard of_ qualtty and outstanding features at a pnce so low It will amaze you' Two separate storage tones with lwo separate temperatures let you store foods properly to keep their proper flavor and freshness. Gibson's exclusive "Quality Mile" performance test checks for complete operating efficiency before il ever leaws the factory . It's your assurance of trouble-free dependability for years to comt'. bonor. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT ONLY "BEACH ILANKIT BINGO" -Tecbnicolor- Frankie Avalon·Annette Funicello·Deborah Walley· Harvey Lembeck-JuciJ Mcl'l'f'a ..John Aohley Colorcartnns: 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR ONLY FREEZER e FROST FREE Wood,.cker W1ntd Nl.. Ha.. Houu Practu...r PrloMolltp .88 WID. and THUUDAY July 14-15 • NOT OPIN WITH TRADE fRIDAY and SATURDAY July 1.. 17 eHOLDS 94 lb. 1 RUTLAND RUTLAND BOTTLE GAS FURNITURE THE PLAINS SH 7 • 3831 Aretnd Tree CornerMI Tweety s •• • RUTLAND SH 2 • 42_ 11 . • BUY SEVERAL PAIRS AT THESE UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES CONNIE$ _ PARIS FASHION - HEEL HUGGERS - BALL BAND SUMMEREnES NOT $309.95 NOT $278.00 NOT $239.00 Modo! 3612 COMPACT THIS IS THE "CLEAN-UP !" ALL WOMEN'S SUMMER SHOES the group came home II<lream 1 nd birthday cake IIserved to the family and I""'" . H. 0. Wallo' 'PIRIT MIN IN THI MOON' ITeehnleolor) Edword Judd Martha lllt.,, Lionel JeUriu. Jlu Man Roached Moon Before! Gasp! Wonder! Thrill! ldttr Allen Poo'o "MASQUI OP THI 1111 DIATH" · · · ITecbnlcolorl Vlnoent Price, RIUI Court, Dovld Welton. Weird horror . . Shocklllll: Blood, Cl<IN, Ruthl~nneasl M11kfld Jail . . Death otalko c•lebnnta .... HORR,ORI · ----------• - FLAIs .:SANDALS - cANVAs - umE HEELS $1 and $J --------------CONNIE DRESS SHOES- VALUES TO 10.99 $4 VALUES TO 7.99 SA~E PRICED NOT All SIZES AVAILABLE BUT GOOD SELECTION SALE PRICED ____________ _---· NOT ALL SIZES AVAILABLI BUT GOOD SELECTION ..._ e Shoe~ Displayed on Racks for Eaoy Selection NIW PALL SPORT IHOIS NOW IN STOCK lr; Connie 1nd l'erl• l'eahlon . -~· · - ., _ , .. . . . . . 'I . ...... ,...Uf••O!t ·•* • "'•· *·' ......... ..... ... ..,_ . . . . _. ... .. --. ~.,.. .. .. - ,., McNamara, ,-, . • t J Lodge Begin Tourof\Var I I 1 II I Hartley &. Bennett OBSERVI!S BIRTHDAY The yixth birthday anniver· sary of Sally Jo Walters, daugh· ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Walters, was celebrated with 1 picnic and outing at Forked Run Lake. Attending were ~er parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'and children, Doxie, Peni, Mel· anie. Tom, and Sally's special guest, Sandy Johnson. Alter I 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY will be awarded. Refreshments 0 .. Rail, Mrs. James Euler were ..rved. Mrs. Galen Brown. 1 1 "ILLS n BIIIEFING - Rear, CtoW Lodre lll'ivto 1a w~ lot eoammao wllll l'relldeal Jolmaoo llefort deptrtl_, 11r bi1 IOCODd !oar II IIIINaq. dor to Soalil Viet Nq 'I fLIES, MOSQU.ilTQE( .., tr I Mariner 4 in Historic Space Effo I II ANNO;viNG ':! "'" ACTIVITY AT SITE OF $71 MILLION IDGH-LEVEL DAM- Dravo Corp. pursues its $28,853,075 lock construction contract, Immediate being completion of the coffer-dam, within which the giant Jocks wi!l be mounted. In for~gro~od, a lone _Dravo workman carves Ohio soli with a "834 Cat" and in background, two giant Dravo cranes (or dr ag-iines) rearrange the Ohio River bottom m preparalton for the cofferJam. ~oal . the .j f()RLD �- ..... - - -· ( • ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, _ o., July 14, 1965-3 Prlneess Graee and Prlnee Rai-l simply froze and ate In IIIOrtlof a balloon. The other bd 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 14, 1958" 1 straight hair dropping to nier reappeared tor t he or less thal order. hl.s .:..:.:_.:_;_..:.,_;_;_ _,:__ _..;;._ _ _ _ _ _ __ benefit or those who had tables · lapels 1he Is nicknamed Prlnet a myth. The tall, young, slim living and traveling expense~ under the marquee - a favor- BEWIGGED FOO'I'MEN, who Valiant" In Dubllnt and a flolll' and beautUul created the illu- although those signed will bl ed minority. All W<!re free to looked as U they mlghl bt •shlll8 mous!ache. Anyone who slon ol fashion whether they e1 b ed Scout Jim Maxwell mill around and gawk al lhe actually gas station attendant. commented on hfs weird ap- were French Irish or Amtrican r m urs . B vii Princess which they did. But in day _ to . _ day lile, stood pearanee was told. Yoo abould and the short fat ones witll too will supervise tbt ata only one Yankee Doodle lady behind I he tables along witb have sttn hi~ last wttk. Ills curly hair were unchie no eamp and Chet Montgomery had !he nerve to go over, and lllle chefs in tllelr tall puffed half was s11 mchea longer. hiS matter whal their county or will handle tbt Ralston tryout.. speak to Her Serene Highness. while hels and aprons. As soon moustache met his sideburns origin. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting i By DOROTHY KILGALLEN DUBLIN -PRINCESS GRACE ;band. fountains made of lobster and ~ That was Elizabeth Whitney laJ Their Sereno Hlghn...ea and he hod I beard." Tbt yery II;ELLY of Monaco spent at I i clam shells pain led with gold Tippitt, who comes from Phil· I had left tbt fll'ay and sold thought is shuddery. ltast lwo and a half mmut.. AT LEAST A COUPLE OF : and brightened with rhinestone :adelphia where Grace comes ballroom, the music changed Most charity balls, whether the ordinary peasants at the i HUNDI!ED Frenchmen and glitter, giant pyramids of lresh 1from and was gym ex- from ahow tunes to rock n roll. !hey art held In New York or ball ot which she was chair· their ladies were disappointed ,flowers in every color, pigs erclses by . Grace s grandm<>- Two who mlghl bave done Paris or Younamell art bores man here. . when they were barred from ,stuffed with pate, hams cover. i Liz over and, It well but cltose to mingle In and !his one at Sbt lookl'd ravishmgty lovely lht ballroom _ at historic but ;ed with wondrous designs, fish I hello Grace, like any l hila· !he salons Instead wert 1 wo Dublin, was no exoeptfon. u• a dress of orange lace, a now nouveau riche _ Power- : madt like modern paintings and delphian to another Matn Liner. young chaps or noble descent T h e large conlln&ent of diamond tiara and opera -left8· scourt. Our Uni«-d States Am· ' lurkevs d•corated with mush- .I Grace ktssed Ll• on the ebteko who In my charity will remalD French who bad Down I h o th gloves. She and Prince Ha1- bassador to Ireland, Raymond . room' and trul!les and pimento. ~nd tl~ey talked briefly about anunymous. Due wore hlo balr Channel to attend lht funclloo nier who rules a pnnc1pal· C.uP>t, simply up and IPfL A, When supper was served i L?W was in the Cradle of almost shoulder length and served to prove that tlle myth ity in the south ol Pranc-e but more distinguished ~·rsh legis· I lbert)l while everyone else leased out to tbe clrcumlertnce of !he French chic Ia .ttrlctly 1 lau~ht drift.~ ~~er. l'Ullldn't draw flies without her lator, Sen. McGuire, was baf- 1 . .deigned to pass through a fled when he was prevented receiving line jor perhaps it from entering the ballroom. Atwas a received line) ot eight ter exchanging greeting with perso111 before the band struck a few friends scattered in the up the tune ·camelot'' from downstairs or nowhere the Lerner - Loewe score. The ·salons he departed. A ballet Prin<..oe and Princess dan<.-ed . . performt>d briefly outside where elosely and good humoredly .I it was freezing. A bar served Then . before the last four ;only gin. champagne, 1 r i s h bars of the chorus had been ; whiskey and water .. no soda, I played they slipped o u t. rro scotch. away from l.'oo otbtr dancers Tho buffet chilling under a \ to some other pnvale room in . tent of blue and white stripes whirh they could sip champagne . was gorgeous to look at before m the presence of a favored 1 the gues1s demolished it at the i feY~ who were not the average 1\ stroke of midnight. It was a Joe and Jacques who bad . city bloek long wiU1 a red carbought a ticket in support of ~ peted isle dividing two tables the charitable cause of L e draped in pink cloth and white Petito Lits Blanc de France tare over pink. All the tables chiefly in the hope ot seeing wt>re laden with anlique Irish PrinceSI GrBce and her bus· 1silver c~d~l~br~_and_~ t~r~~s, I ~od Powencour~ - --··- - - PITISBURGH (UPI) -Ball playera 16 yean of age or older will bt ellgtble to attend Pittsburgh Pirate tryout camps at Batavia, N.Y., and Ralston, Neb., July 19-28. The players will bt expected to supply !htlr own shoes, unlforms and gloves 11 well ao ,,••h Ground Chuck T•lty·Lean . I I rn his teague on top m this mod-summer competition whl<'h started back in 19~~ "We killed ttem early with home runs and then we won it wi" an infield hit," he grinned. The man who got that hit, th1rd Cuh baseman d w·lrRonMSanto hof the G. ants. c:'n'terf•' Idle ayhs, t e dl:. e er w o score the winning run on it, were among the National League heroes m their 6-5 defeat ot the American League In Tuesday' Jtitt All-Star conte~l betore a crowd of 46,706 in Metropolitan Sl.ad·mm, horne o1 th e M"mneso Twms. It was th~ National's 18th lrrumph agamsl 17 defeats and on~. tte and It climaxed a long hill climb for the ;enior cirruol. T~e N L. once tcaiiPd the 6t \\ BLADI CUT l'fa.l walchi~ fb.39c ti~ ___ - $1-19 lb. •••h 59c ANN PAGE Mayonnai~e IV• ----- qt.79c I•• JANE PARKER BAKED FOODS BONUS PACK-10c OFF LABEL INSTANT 2oCIL T E A - - - jlr Nestea lb. pkg. IPECIALI J5C ANN PAGE lb. 3 99c Pure Honey RIG.J9c jar ANN PAGE 3 Peanut Butter ANN PAGE CHERRY CINNAMON 2 ~~~. S9c Preserves Delicious dlrkcekl, .. cltlicately spl~td,, .studded with juicy ntllina. Siva It thla ..,.clel price. Crestent Cookies ....... . 2 lb. pkg. i ~ box o o o .. • • 0 I I 0 I o SULTANA Hl. pkg. ANN PAGE MADI WITH BUTTERMILK MORTON 5 lor 99 ~~~. c FROZEN APPLE CHF.RRY PEACH l·lb 3 2 Sparkle Puddings 4~~~ 19c ~ "-10C Steak Sauce RED RIPE DAWN FRESH jar 24 • lb. Average Moxw.IIHoutt CALIFORNIA-SWEET COFFEE Seedle~s Grapes $5.00 or More l!lcJuslv~ 7c Off Libel of Items Bxempted by l.aw Expires July 17, lllti5 Ia Cell. Unit AfoP'J l-Ib. con 82c CALIFORNIA PIums Red or Blue 29c Blueberries 2P''· 69c CALIFORNIA-LARGI!i lb. ' 29c Nectarines j t~ssau!t and I co~rtAyraesllbo'~~ . l b I' - epor oy ,Bro•~ Ranked at Top I~elephone lhre.a!s. Brown derued avrng spoken to the glff. I Jn2DtVISIOns • •• I f~~r;::' !hrea~. lead,~me. ~ Brow~s ~~ ~5!! ~f Canadm~ I ! I?"" mt~ p~t·ei/n the~- I 1 a~ut ~~e~ic ~ ~allonal SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS d~lve Jnterna_tio~I ~ M~ys Chesh~re the ~ !~:~kedandtl· hl~ springi~nd tl~:JeA Tennis• Achon • .. Resumes T day Jn Cht'cago Jngel~ ll~e Meigs County Democrats ANNUAL PICNIC 1 Rocksprings Fair Grounds Sunday, July 18 CLELAND'S T.V. l':::.~to~l;re:e~tme:n~t.-~=~~~~~~iij~Pornt-roy G·E Swivel-Top ~vACU CLEANER ,_, July Clearance Sale . I'RESH lb. ~ound 5 39C tor t ·r~~~~ ,,:· ••· - Buck~l~cbe&~ 101:'1~c:!~ ~ ;·I ~:: _, · . ~lay ..00 1 Womea. ·~ '~"'"' ~ ., 18. In a mole! room here J1.1Dt ..". battery charge 120 lie has pleaded innocent. . Eleven jurors were tentatiVe· His accuser Mls .' ly st'lecled by the end of the not appeared in second da Y T uesday m Mumc1- I•she has been in c1ty 'Hall neai' "&&Il ·•· pal Court One mure JUror and : the courtroom the past twoh· t~o altern_ates re~a~ned ~- be l days. ~JiddJ She <:!aimed Tuesday &hal t•l•phonl'd her Monday i nlghl and she later recetvtd two : rown on an Closed All Day Thursday, July 15th Preparing For Our Annual .' EACH .. . ~..,;;. :.;. be completed toda t th l · 1i f · • ,.. .. ' of C Y or . e na : ather of three children, is ac-./ Jim :veland B:ow~~. fullback cus~ of slapping Brenda Ayr~,.; ;r36·88 c SWEET 5 went~ I WATERMELONS FLAVORS With tho l'urchiiO ol . l·lb. 401. PIES ~ CLEV~L ~ AND IUP!I- SeiPe- l chosen lion of a jury was expected to I Bro~n 2!t married and o~y ,,'""~ngs ~died~ Lead After D dgers h ld F;.. t PIace In Pomeroy FRUIT PIES ENRICHED BREAD lb. REGULAR~ 6 19c bor pack Brow ' T . IT d fl s rJa 0 ay 1 ~~~x ~ ope~ it rnnin~s a~d ~ each 59c CoHee Cake · ·.. · ........ · .. · each 59l 3 Jury {0 BeNarnedFor I JetS Hike JL playl~~ ~ ~ochest~r CHERRY ICED Angel Food Cake an~ 7·1 Victory cans Candy Bars a::;s t Masoo ---- .. "" I nobody. MINNEAPOLIS • ST. PAUL idrive ln base-runner• in lht ·t . League rnlo a 5·5 lre. but ,second when Killebrew walked :d ,· emos ey fannl'd 4. walk- 42 Expeell'll to PHILAIJr:LPSIA ;I'P'' (UP!) - You couldn't blame lerghth and mnth were the key I:~ ~h~~: .':t~t ~erf."~fe Mays m the moth he struck out wllh , and scored on Rocky Colav<lo " . Begin Grid Drills i Kockmg SpPr·lalr't Sam llaker 10 ~~hLo:ez If h'he made a date factors 10 the contest. forst. When !he ball ~~~ tb~ t.ymg run, on second base. smgle. 1 Baron hillers were Dernoskey l HIRAM. Qh (U Pi l _ Somr tmd pa.so: rect>1 vers Glenn Gle:~ss 00 !he co.:~c :·~~! today, :ut Santo's high bouncer came came down Mays had brokeD 'd\\e tga~e em all we had," Maloney really got b b d I ' two doubles, Ault a double and 42 veteran Cleve:and Brown and Hogrr Grit have Signed Sox skipper W ite a 5-5 deadiock and everybody of the While Ihe fifth when I he n two srngles, Johnson a homer' plams che<·k rn looay at Hlr-' !herr 19ti5 Poolbatl no such plans. was safe. . ~ H wasn t qutte enough ILeaguers fled the arne an and two doubles , Bob Lt'~~tls a Iam College to begm trammg for I League contracts With the PhliLopez bas managl'd the "Santo's grounder never hit ; I as I h:lluva game but g I srngle, Pal Archei' • smgle, the open,ng ganw agamst the adelph<a Eagles who open their American League squad in six the grass part or the mfleld . ,!Jeres notlung you can do He ret1red lhe first two men Greg While a smgle and lrtple, !col!ege A!l -S!nrs sl:'t for August , trainmg t:amp next Sunday, games and six times Lopez said. "It hit in tre dirt Ihat ball that Santo hit. and then wafkPd pmcbbitter l Dan LewiS a sr ngle. Rex Roush:fith - - - ·-- he has !!:ODe down to defeat. in front of the mound, hopped IIts a shame to _lose on a lut Jimmie HaJJ of the Twms on al ~ smgle, Jngels and Jerry I 1\t the l<lmp Tue~dav, fiVI' "I'm not frustrated," Lopez over McDowell's head and then I hke hlhal but that s baseball " three and two Pilch. McAuhfle ' Stobarteach a srngle and John trook le defensrve backs were cut' said after Tuesday's 6-5 loss to hit the dirt in front of second , t W at hut t mauager Lope~, c&ughl hold of his fast ball Tannehill tw~ smgles. ~· from the roster. o\l~o departing the senior cirucit stars. •'We base." ~ r:~ltwas. the tact that the hit and drove II over !he center For f'heshlre, Beebee smglerl was Billy Jrwm of MisSissippi , threw the boOK at them and It . I Shortslop Zollo Versalles of I, ed m his SIXth loss With , fJeld fence for a home run. ! ~hlte doubled , Durst h:~d two ! the Brownll fifth draft cholct" Bring your iron, toaster was a hell of a game." , Paul BlaJr, the rookie s~nsa- Minnesota and New York sec· ' an Amenr 01~ l.~a.J'!Uf A.II _S1Cir l . , l:':mgles, and Qmllen smgled. lasl winter The "Senor" however fl~n of _the Baltimore Onoles \ond baseman Bobby RJchardson :team and hes Wllhout a smgle Robmson followed McAul!ffes i B<-trons 240 203 3 - 14 18 3 Irwm reported to the ram etc. to us. Quick service bts game strategy <llaltere:aw llhrs sprmg, was optooned to never had a chance to get I vrctory. I wrth a smgle off Santo's ItO 020 0- 4 5 2 With a knee rn)ilrv and wa: the first inmng and in of the or start a double play. I The turmng pomt of then Killebrew I (WPI, Demoskey (611 plarf'd on the Bro.wn s inJured catch-up tw had to alter hiS be~gue ast week to regam h~s 'There was nothmg l could ' game was that Santo lllt and ' mt th· a. . ree and two plteh and B Lewis, Ault 121 Moo-! reserve hst. He Will rome up plans. I a mg eye, and apparently It ldo," Versalles Said "I was th clutch pilrhing of Bob Gib·i o at pavtiJon and the score dy ILP J. Rothgeb 12f. Tvo ( for another ( han"" I 1 was the corre~'t cu e ' was tted r ..... a ' cm1 WY 2·2255 .,J had planned to u e Mit I - I. jwatchmg the ball with one eye son or the Cardmals In the i Th f , · d }Ur!lt 161, DaugheJty 17! next summer If lht> knee 608 E. Main St. Pappas for three Blair, regammg Mys with the other. If the eighth and ninth mmngs ' last :r out to be Queen come back With Sam McDowell ,for~, slammed a two-run hom- iball had been 11ft more Loward ~anlo Breaks Tie Isconn mencan l..eague si -- .. -- ---- -~ - - a lefthander," he said "Bui er ruesday night to help the t ~he hole between shortstop and San~o s h1t came m the srv· . Mau~h or . 1 FI{~HT RF..SULTS when they got Far ahead Red Wmgs rally from a 3-0 :!Second ba~e I thmk I could 1enth mnmg WJth the s1'ore tied team erf . course. called It~ Ry United Press lnh,n>1tlor>al l 11 50 1,deficit to a 4-3 victory over ' have rut It off on the short 5-5. What had lookrd lrke a had to change my plans." 't 1"'t. was, but 1t BOSTON IUPtt -Ted wr · Although five home runs Ihapless Buffalo Bisons. The lhop and maybe got Mays." National League home run ~asn, t Je _long ball that won field, 145, Springfield. Mass., were hit in the game ope loss was Ute eighth straight •·or ' romr: had disappearf'd when I he gamse- lt _was that rather joulpointed Charley Scott 1471-~ d . ' A . c eap anto smg le Ph't . ' . 1. Z IB ff I afll'ee d !hal a high-hopping \ u a 0 an liS 27th in the fast rnencan League started I . . I adelphia IIOJ, ground ball by the Cubs' Ro 33 gamPs. hottlng the ball out ot lhe park 0 Santo in the se lh nd h I too. • American , ~a v,en. 3 . . t ei Columbus, behind the pitchMa h ______ ....,_gues mablhly to I ing of Frauk Bork, defeated I 0 ys, w 0 had slarlPd the I J k "I game with a home run, walked i ac- sonv1le 7~1 and increased to lead off the seventh with 0 its league lead to 3'o games tert hander sam McDowell 0 when the Toledo Mud Hens shut lh out second-place Atlanta l-0. e Indians pitching for the s CHI A.L. AT THE u S yracuse edged Toronto 3-2. CAGO IUPI\ - F r a n Ha k Froehling, Clark Graebner n ~a~on or the Braves i ~Ooley Womack, a 25-year-old Marty Ries lod rapped a smgle to center and • reliever making his l~sl the third ro~:~ or t::! N r I Mays, p I • y i n g despole s I in tour years, hurled a Courts h . h"a 10118 bruised side. raced lo third lhiller for Toll'do while t . c amplons Ips at· lie stayed there as i . · The Dodgers remained in ing the Crackers. .er ~emg out three-set victor- Roberto Clemente !r n~~-hlt~_r 1 llrsl plaee by scoring a 13-4 vir'"', esday. rates ground d e . I· lory over the Jets Tuesday even· The standings: I Froehling, third-seeded In the baseman Br..:'ks ~ut . lo BASKET DINNER AT NOON lng in Pomeroy Bo s' L W. L. Pet. GB i tournament, came back from R b" obmson. play. y. eague Columbus 59 33 .641 . · \"" initial setback to beat Mexdo IOSOn could have gone lor ' Soft Drink and Coff" Furnished The Jets fll'abbl'd a _ e Atlanta 57 J8 .600 3'> ico's Marcello Lara :C7. 7.s, 6-t. et ouble play, but efecled to . 20 COME ONEI COME ALLI In the first frame, but the o!:d !Toronto , 52 39 .571 61> 1Sixth-sel'ded Graebner held ~ak."~Y one man IOslead to ers came back quickl to tatf Jacksonvrfle 46 41 .529 IO'k Ioff a bid by Clirr Buchholz of ure Mays held lh~rd. ' l.t·M·IOD stx In lhe second ~en f ~ Syracuse 45 44 .506 12% St. Louis, Hi, 7-5. ti-3, and Riesmore tn the third ' IV · Rochester 42 48 .467 16 I sen, sel'dPd seventh, edged Bil[p.SY lf.RtASj Dndger hurler c ·Wyatt li It Toledo 38 51 .427 191> ly Higgins. Fori Lauderdale WITH TRADE ed the Jet. to o~fy two ;:'1 - Buffalo 24 69 .2S8 351> Pia., Hi, 6-6, 6-0. ' both singles by Sieve Sto ~ s, TUesday's Results Dennis Ralston and An outstandinc low·prfeod el1!811Q' att fanned 13 and walkJ· . Y· ~racuse 3 Toronoto 2 Ashe Jr., sel'dl'd No I and romplet.. with exleltlion waDds, duatina Soulsby workl'd on the n~i~i ochester 4 Buffalo 3 2, breezed to easy ,wins. brush, upholstecy aozzle,penuaneot ~ 1 10'1 the Jels durift8 the first ~:edob ~l~ntak 0 , ton defeatPd John Pickens, hog and dispooable (leper ~ three inning; when Gilmore um us ac sonvolle I calooaa. Ala., 6-.1, ti-4. Jnd lo9k over. The Jet moundsrnen AMERICAN WINS eliminated, Charles Darley, faMed aeveh and gave up nine • IMATRA F' 1 chester, Mmn., 6-1, fi.l. STARTING FRIDAY, JULY 16 free passes . ' tn and (UPII- Top - seeded Nancyw:!~~ Dodger hitters were Tom :"::!"can J?hn Cratner ignored earner' • berth In the Vaughan with two triples vaultavy '~ 10 to wi~ lilt. pole quarterfinals with an easy IH, See The Daily Sentinel Thursday, July .15 for Complet• Details Cltuck. HannQhs, a triple ,and and fi~r;n at national conquest of Mimi Henreld, , slnsle; E. Fife Three singles w·lb mee night Los Angele&, caur. twa single•. Jon Bitlll.leo ~-le and J. Welker two ain- nonner~p Matti K nk today a ftr1l MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1~ea. • ,. . Fiqlabd; . a aaranla , matches bepn for ~~ad ~eago 2 69c Cake Mixes :t~.~·'i" _ 29c 4S c Stuffed Olives CHIUlRY DANISH PECAN STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 79c ~·shamdbtes 1•~ns • Now 0.6 as All St M ez IS LoP • ar anager WI 1-qt. 14-cn. HOLL YWOOD---4 VARIETIES G~ES :a:n~?· ~~dr:g~~~~~~h~~ ~~~onwa~~! ~~~:~ :: ::·::~- ~ ! mto center field, picked it up aild rifled a throw to first bul it was too late to get S~nto, who had come !nto the game Middleport's Pony Barons reas replacement ror Richie AI- mained undefeated Tuesday at len of the Phillies. Cheshire, winnift8 14-4 with 18 The National Lea u th k hits off four Cheshire pitchers. t0 PI·1 nors 1 · Farrell g e, ofanthes [ John Ingels wor1<ed the fir!lf D1ck Aslros and Cib!lon, made that five innings for the Barons a-1~ run stand up 1 · 1 h" · · owmg our 1ts _and one earnNationula Start Fast ed run of Cheshire's t~al or fou_r Carl Demoskev fm ished. !he National League had glvmg up a d~ub!e to leadoff ~:~ed uul JJke It was gomg to ba~ter White m the 7th, tht'n Afle e of the game. retJrJng the side. pitchr byays\1"Jtrove p the second Moody opened on the mound Onoles mtol the :r. the tfor Cheshire, ran mto trouble at .\1et1opohtan Slad!Ump a~ll~: l m the second and was rehevleadoff man of th ed by Lefty Jon Rothgeb w1th lte Star ell of e,. ~arne. \\:11· 1one out and two on, only to be gled Wllh \h:o Pirates sm- , greetPd on his second p1tch by when Torre hit ~ut scored Van Johnson's long poke mto J.'~ op~:li_m='='t=lc_a=bo=ut:_:hl: .a_:o:o:p:':po:r_:tu~n_:ltJ_y~a~n":d_:t: :_o~ur~l'd~t:':'he _:fi~·o~n~t~n~ine':._'~th~T~~~~----- Al~Star Spanish Bar Cake Blennd 3 SSe Spaghetti Fruit Iowe:n~~:~ ~;~ 28-0Z. BOTTLE-45c REYMER'S ANN PAGE-ELBOW MACARONI OR Sullo no Brond Purl Popl~skl\ ~w~ PLUMP-TENDER lb. ••. SSe Scallop Dinners b·~ys ~Ike Mo::;~;~ 1 · 1 ~ pu~ OR - - - FLOUNDER Shrimp Dinners _ Rlw: was Jts seventh m the last nme Lopez decided that was grand tour of the S<~cks. Attornevs for both Sides met games. enough for Pappas •nd sent Rothgeb held the Bar . for two hnurs wrth Municipal He dropped behrnd rn the fin. May• Breaks Rec••ds f\ludcat) Grant of the scoreless 10 the lhrrd a ons Court Judge Blanche Krupanaf ;un, however, lallymg 39 for Mays,. appearmg rn hr< 12th to Ihe In the sec- two more runs in tb/ Ofhcral Ohro Tahle Tennis sky to discuss the a 16 and 147 total consecullve All-Star_ contest, on mnrng (,rant yre ldPd a shut them out agarn In lh~ rankines . ,·omJllll'd hv !he Ohio winch Brown·s attorneys S<!ld In ad~ltlon to McDonald, othe_r pldyed a maJ?I ~ole m the Na- Sl~gle to ·~Uan Mancha!, the rifth, but gave way to Right Table Tt>nms Assn , loda\' pl<~r· ' were a ''maliCious device" to who fmu-;hed at 146 1~ the quail- tJOnal Leagues h1stonc vtctory. startlg Na,t1onal League pitch· J 1m Tyo m the Sixth Wllh on~ et a \1iddteport bov 11 llle to 11 preJudtce the Jury. and then ref1er were Sonny Ewrng of Dal- He set an AII-St•r record tor er, and walked Ma)s He got ' out on 0 b· d of twn d'> · sumed p1ckmg a JUry 1 las, Tex., Rich Heyl of Falls 21 h1ts with hiS thrrd All-Star Hank Aaron lo h1l rnto a dou- 1 1 ' de h n ase, an two runs ' ' ' . "'ons Church, Va, WPndell Kop of t homer rn the frrsl innrng, then ble play, but then Stargell hnPdl a rea y orne. John Tannehrll. 13 national The proceedmgs were InterHonolulu, Hubert Farmer or lextended one of hiS own marks another horne run mlo the pa- l Tyo imrnedoatelv walked lwo 196.\ Boys under 14 '<lie ''older rupted later when a woman fan ' Toledo, Ohio. Les Wimp of lby sconng h1s 17th run and Ia- Vll1on and the Natwnal League ' gave up Singles io Ingels and was ranked No lin Boo,;s under ol Brown began to cry. 1 Tempe, Ar11., and Ronald ler m the game his 18th-the was m front, 5·0. ~ Dennis Ault• and was ellevrd H and Bovs under 18 diV Isions ] • Mr B fd nd G b I I b. Oh ., I own e me a my reen ac I o San FranciSCo. 1 1ggest one of tt!em all. Marichal all d 1 by Dave Durst, slartmg th1rd- m 1o l""o 2 rank went to bovs untJI 1 got a Job " 0 bb d 37 The Warren G. Harding Cup There were no goats for a in the lhree owe one h<l\ s;der. Durst was around un1 11 Rogpr LPwrs of Columbu> m the Mr:s Thema Mdes ' ' competition for three man change, although pitcher Jim,and wound ' two were out and the b08PS full Boys under 14 . and lo Pr.d lived near ihe learns, decide during the quail- Maloney of the Reds, who ' most valuabfe e;~g vot the I m the top or the sevemh, when Hem v. Columhus, m &lys un-t when she was nul ol work .· ifter, Phoemx, An zona's squandered a fl'.e run no:;mg oui Jae;s the I Daugherly came on to give up dt>l 16 I A policeman look her the ;c'~a~ of Bill Farkas, Jr.. Tom came pretty close to bemg one vote, 46 lo 45 . y one a two. run double 1o Demoskey T;mllehtll lans to com , hallway untJl she regamed her e and Richard Taylor. And a home town favonte, I then retue Ault on a ground the composuretoandherthe !'ie·t woman he eJr aggregate score was 445 Harmon I D·<Jv wee 1.f.'\1 d 0<~t.pt:'n 1_uver 1eturnt>d td h Killebrew b hof the Twin~ ' th Mtloneyd Col lowed Marichal to ba ll. orunto a or m · a 10 1 cou ave een I e hero e moun and ran into rough • Che h' b II d counroom He had hit a home run In the : gmng rJght awav. Shortsto i s 8IrE' pitchers ranned 4,1 0 l 1\'ISIOns I fifth inmng to put the Ameri- 1D1ck McAuliffe singl•d went wdal:e~ · ln~els tanned 2· walk F.AGLFS S_l_G_N_T-HREIII lllbe r aone-<~verpar37Tuesday. ;~ ~.'Con~n; .~rne lb. pka. Pkl, . Barons Stl•11 Undefeated Jn Pony Play Arnerrcan League 12 games to also into lhe pavllron orne run , left field w.eds 300 feet away four,' • • Tuesday's trrumph II was good for • lersurply P1TTSBURGH (UPI) - Stan for the htl but •• ' Poptoski headed into the e . adds, lional Pubhc Ltnks champiOn· Donald gor KBIIIy Me· ships today figuring his 'chanc- Dokka and es are as good as anybody 's." o· No one was arguing McDonald. the dcfendmg . champion, tied wtlh SIX others The 43-year-old Pittsburgh for the runnerup spot at 146· real est.are man tooK medalist[ p honors in the_ final qualifier who had a 73 in Tuesday by ltrmg a par 11 forb' d l round. dropped a a 144 total, two strokes ahead 1.;r on the thtrd green of his nearest competition. ues ayll ut saw h1s round puJI • even WI I a bogey a lew holes A field of 64 will begm the later when h d first round of match play for pulls g t de nee ed three 1 lbe title al North Park course .. t I b today. I nine tied wit~a: I m o lie ack Poploskl, who has qualified Cedar Rapids, for. th.e ~ournament 10 times, lS I e)', 19, shot a par 7l Monda Lon-Mooty lb • . pka. , 0 TASTY-MEATY Hoddock or Floundor _ _ , • ' PIttsburghReaI Estate Man Captures Medahst IHonors I·n NPL F.ma Is Tuesday SSe 43' PERCH FILLETS • • • • l-tb.49C Breaded Perch 2 ~•. 99c Fryer Breast S9c Cod Fillets 2 Flounder Filrets _ 1-lb. 55C Brea ded 49c fryer DINNERS _ _ ...h39c HADDOCK Barbecue Sauce - ·~f.· 29c r -rpaptr. gettl~g Beef lb.69c Short Ribs W 1eners l-Ib. pkg, . drapts and tabte dolht>s. rlf"Rn· Pnlrat.'vtously at SS0<18Ied with Ger- 1 •~ ot n me-as es - (NtrtH:ularly er tmg5. C'.... . t . purpura Ia tendency to bruise I eu I II Jl' 1mg ~ m s np:i one .. 1 . lm·h wide, starting at thf> top s~paleeslYnl. dan enlargedh llverboand . . . amage tote nes l and comg <H·•und Ihe . ... . · baJ!: · rie ·an d anem1a. eno: together w1th a knot, : H.ubt>Jia babies are loaded iind then roll. the str p.'! into l1 w·llh vtrus . and may act as a . h· o vaned colo~. n1 color· sourof 101ec t.1on 1or ...... ot hPr It!~ . .&tve these all summer •~ f t•f ·1 111ernrn-r.s o ,~ am1 y nurses I ..__ d ~~~ In liM! ~mtrr I n.ake e_ru- I doctors and all othe~ wh~ che Ut-d rug~ lrom t.hem U)lmg eome into contact with them 1 M 1arge crochet hook t wooden , , 1,1 111e pas 1 gamma g1obu ·.lm · prelt•rahly J. Ihev· are easv to · h·as been g1ven . ' to women m . • . · d(• prett)'. and very so.rvu ... :-thte. t•~ 1..:: fl·r ~1 lh ree mon ths of preg· 1 as they outIast rag rugs about nalk'Y immediately aftn ex- , f1ve . t1me~ . Abo, the)' do not Jlosure to ru beII a. RH""enl ' sh~1 on WI:JXt f\onrs , .md when · !!. lud.Je5 have sbo wn •• u1at even you want to wash them you 1h ......1 U. ' I jus! dip tllem ir warm SH31)Y .·:"'tbe •• r r' r o15 rnay prl" ~vetnt It lhek . nl macJmcaaac I water, let them soak .about 15 lh d". . . . . o1 e 1sease, 1.t Wl.11 not promJfiUt~. nnse and tet dnr ,f! ~- left Ihe bab he . 8. Yn111 ~eekty washwat_er . ~rai~ 00 way 10 in?~t ~: l~e r~~; ed back into the ~rvK'e l11b IS will 1101 hav b. lh clef . ll . an·: tur lh!s . e lr ee~. Jer ~•-"'d d.d apeulic abortiOns are perform· I :KIUUI a " U:oie '1\e Vt'ge. · d ed on m•ny of these women tn tablt plaJtic b•"' t the ._.. oge r • an states where Unt procedure the drapery pl.astks lor heav- meets 1 1 . ltr rup - MRS. MARGARET . . ega requ~remnt.s. . PAISSIJ~ . fh only o!her preventl¥t measures are to try to prevent Dear Narcaret : , a pregnant woman from getting Sound.<~ liie a wmntr! You rubella by avoidin& contact wi!h could make braided rup this per.- wiKi have lilt disease wa) too, couldn't you: and by avoiding (JI'egnancy dur;' -·· ill8 a !hrealened epidemic. The "~'" ~IWIIn I~ dedicated lo practice, once advocated by llllllly liVIng, 10 It yo"'ro hav- somt, of uposift8 little girls to 11 kid tr .lble or Jill! plam rubella is to be discouraged betrouble, let -- .... help YOU. cau.. some of lhese 1irls car· lhe wiD •loo •"""'me your 1J tho disease baek to their •wn FliT i11r esporleecel. Add- mothtra, who may unknowingly nat _,lfel• llOIIAtl Ia ewe ol , be lo the firsl three monlhl o1 1»repanef. lbll ....... oeo OCNDIMI "'at dr\11 .,.,., ..__ SUPER-RIGHT SKINLESS I All tAP'N JOHN mESH FROZEN SEAFOOD! I come m AIs.., tkt pla!illc , tute. DoeriD. j:gu''l'Prlt JlDWdet too ~;"~~~· P~~~:r·w;oen:u,.M~~~~ th~·~:~:~~: s~~ ~;sfr:~v:ot:: SAVE PLAID STAMPS BEEF ROAST Ah, 'lomtstlclty - I Surreodtrl bre;:~d pla* PAi'idlB II - ALWAYS A SMART IDEA! 101 OfAUTY Blm! • •~ot""J: (uon-i.old) paw~er tllaO hDII..1 With m.on &m!J 10 $IJ' .. oomtarlr.ble.,No,umDI~~~ ll)l'tokle a Uttle BLADE CUTS WELL TRIMMED LB. by Helen Bottel-......1 A· = deO\UJW ....... tftectift - lf JOU .JIMMIE HALL! HELEN HELP US! 1 c ""' - ... OMe!ool .... be""- = up to :wr, more '',\1oo loae ...,. Tilcitfil ·dotibles by ~;~~, Russell so. and out walked two. . Southern hltlfrll' •· - ·-·· ., . Vlddle wltll a tlooble gle, Tim Cozart, Jim ~rge Lawrence IIIII 111 onlder, Sotttben' at Pomerv• · ' Mason at Middleport New Haveo at CWfre PONY STANDINGS W L· 11 1 Middleport Pomero) ' I 1 ' Ntw Haven Southern defeated ~ U ano New Haven trimmeo Pomeroy U in Trf-County Pony League play Tuesday afternoon. New Raven's Tictory ov~r Pomeroy wa• a miid upset for the West Virginia team as It had been beaten twice before by lbt Pomeroy nine. MINNEAPOLIS (UP!) - A Then Santo hil a bouncing Ralph Baley, a sti'O\lg rightsmgle, a rather cheap one, de- ground ball toward second bander, went the route for the c1<' what had been a tie base. Neither shortotop Zoilo "Wwm..rs Jeff B 1 p ~f home runs and gave the Na· Versalles nor se<'ond baseman a1...:reseyour plads.. ,~or tx· . . ur was omellonat League the All-Star lead Bobby Richardson could bandit . ~ct today, Ed I roy •tarter and worked through ove1 the American 'League for it and Wondrous wm,·e raced the first look fiveover frames. Bob Burdetle in the sixth the first time. home with the big run-!he on~ finished up. "We'll take 'em anv way we biggest . the N.L. ever ha& Meanwhile, Tom Diddle was can get em," said National scored rn All-Star compeliton. Pltchm!. a two- hitter fo. South- Sli<IGL'>' BY I 1 Chewing Efticloncy . lncrealtd •P to 35•/ct CENER4TEi) I DOCTOR SAYS PARl-Ay' ••• ·- 51:1 7).;£/R /lkNEST 01../Ti"Ur $0 F.AI? WAS BEEN 1: Dear Helen: You told tho rabid fan" •or 1 wa!i it ··rabbit fan? " 1 you had ] j recipe for carrot ca~e. and , th.m you didn't print it. That's I a low blow, as 1 ir i~nd ot mine : alsu tu:1s a ret·i ~e :~he won ·t : shpre. Don't tell me iOU are P,y Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. th• kind who hMrds rooking I New light ~a~ been shed on secrets _ I'd never have be- the relationshiP between Ger· J;ev 'd it~ - Bl/f\;NY , man measles (rubella) and Dear Bunny: I bJrlh defects by studies of the N+'ver let it be said I'm a ~tdespread eptdemtc of this secret con' And in~t~much ! dJsease In the winter ol 1963· , 64 Hs I've been !lw<:~mped with re -1 · ,. . ror th.- ..:arrot l'Hke l"ur· \\-Jth nP~ l~sts for det_ectmg nil a I'll go domestic today I the vtrus m the blood , It has '. I been found that many babies and g1ve: . . · C41\R(Tf LOAF CAKE are rnfecled Wllh rubella at I buth, even though their mol rup sugar he h I t rs ad no history of expos· 4~ CUfl vegetable oil ure or infet.·tion during pregnant 'l cup• siftPd flour ry. Some of these bab1es had 2 teaspoon& baking (.lOWder defPrts at birth but more than l.l teaspoon soda 50 per cent of the deft'Cls nms-l 1 l'"ii!'~"~Mn sal. e-d by rubella do not show up I teaspoon cinnamon 11 birth and many are not de- I1 l eogs t·up ~~:rate<t carrots tt>c·lahle until about the age of i 2 t. one year \; cup chopped nub 1 · I \f d 'I Add 51·rted ' It must be conduded that : 1x s~~~r •,n ndol. ._ Add mild, unre£"ugnized inle..:tiuns in ' dr• 1ngr~1 ·n ~ a , carro'"' .. the nwther ('an be JUSt as dameggs. one a I a tm.t.t. u.::atm~ ' . to the baby as a clinrcai. . Add agmg II It h dd Y~oe " er. Iea('d 1 It 1'f100. . to , 1y rf'('Ogmze . d C<lse Tllis a\.so l an d > 1 1 we . urn m nus · . oiled loaf pan. Bake at 350 ~uggests . that many birth de-l " . Co fe<·ts whtch m the past w.ere degrtes for .,.., mmut~ . ver ,1 . . I .!h t , I ·r f I c assJfu•d a~ ol unknown origin k cs .. due to lh ese m1l. d .mfec. e WI . a ummum 01 .or t 1t wo:-re hrst 20 1mr•~tes ol bakmg to ' tions in the mother. redure rrackmg Makes ont 1'h'1~ has given · rise to the \oat F: ...cellent served as but conc·etJt of the " b II· b b " lered mn bread. - 1-! . ru _e a a Y· From Srnps to PlaNt!<' 8•1• Surh a baby IS defmed as one Dtar ile\en : whose mot~er had German Rn~.1· bout measles durmg pregnancy whe- 1 1C41Uing I . your st•rap- ther sh k .t ' happy exp~rltnN: makP!I me e nfw I . or not, and . whose blood at b1rth t.·ontains w<tnt ll share. 1 suggf'st10n fnr . ·ble . II1e v1rus, whether any 1•r··1 usmg someth1na peoplt ordm· . ·~ . defeds are prt!sent or .~nuL ani), 1hr'lW away : plastlr bags Manv rubt·lla bab1es . have now· . st 1 H:-. ctri .,t.. potatoe! · eve.n k.. · I d . I d ~t'JJ oun w11 1 eJects not inET THEIR RJWER I'RG1>1 A TWIN-BAIIREI..ED SUPER RIGHT QUALITY MEATS I - TWIN$ £;iPECT FALSE TEETH BASEBALL TRYOUTS New Haven'JipeetS In Tri·Cmmty Pony: Nationals in 6-5 Win. Take All-Time Lead 7J.IE MINNIIIII'A TO All Star H&RFIRESTONE STORE �... J · .I •Dally Sellllnel, Pom~roy-Middleport , _0 ., July 14, 1965 MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL <UP)) - Pltrher Jnoa M111o lehal of lilt Sea Fraaci'""' Glaol• aosed oul bio illustri011 loammalo, Willie Mayo, by oae voto to wlo lbe Moal Valuablt Player award lor Tuooclay'o Mlh AU-Sial' game. (H Marlcbal, wbo lllut lhe American League out ou one bil ,·lit• AGO fUPI)-Authorltles U tied Pro11 taton~allooal to lbe three innlucob e plt<h· '·"" on•• waited today for By •A . Lea&ue ed, received t1 voteo to 45 .ur mnvt of a "mad mer•caa c GB for mays. WL P 1 '· .,.•, ....heved to have set 3 ~ Die• McAuiiHe ol 1he Ttg· '. "'"' of Ihe four major J4 .585 ers gol elghl vote• from lhe P···~'·m!l to rock Chicago in the 9 3b .583 ~ basebaU writers aad broad. past week. Chicago 35 :568 611 <alters who covered tbe Police disguised 46 36 561 7 game. Otht~rs w,,,., rl" " ' as dereUcls and common labor· 41 44 :482 13'1. voles were Gibson •I the ers ill an attempt to nab tbel.,.w 41 46 .471 Cardinals. •; liat·mou ..... ,. terrorist on the street before he ~~~~:~gt<>n 36 50 .419 19 brew of lbe Twins, &; Joe Police Watch }'or Next Move \lad Bomber ex-l:r::~ ~ :6 is. ~~~hA~~••IE Orlando W. Wilson, superln· tendent of police, said it was ntety th• mysterioua bomber would detonate more of his terror cbarges, "I fmd 11 difOcult to believe that these are the acts of a oormal man," Wi~on said. "I am unable to ascnbe any moUve to these attacks. We are laldlll preventative measures." The rewards of $b0,000 each were offered Tuesday night by tbe Chicago Tribune and the William Wrigley Co.. chewing gum. manufacturers whose tow· · White Building on North ~~ga Avenue was rocked b lC1 ~mb Sunday night. y River news . -- · -·· - "At II said was: ANDREWS, Scotland Name Alblclcs to Controversial Harry Weetman, plagued by misfor- Lead U. S. in ltleet tw.e In his ill-fated bid lo mak• British Ryder Cup golf NEW YORK (UP)) - Jim team, today was recovering Ryun of Wichita, Kan., and from the "wonderlul shock" of seven other national track and named team captain by field champions have been sethe Executive Committee. tected by the Amateur Athletic The hard - hitting Weetman, Union to head the United States was an unexpected choice to team to the third Independence · J lead the British team against Day International meet In aUnited State• at the Royal maica Friday and Saturday. Birkdale Course. Oct. 7-9. be- Ryun, the 18-year-old schooiST. !UPli _ 5" . , Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat mJ hat. . Stargell of !be Pirates, anger while leading Britian to the U.S. ~um~ 3.Willie ~·~~~~,~-.~~~ed~W~e~cl~m~a~~~s~w~u~t~~~r:~:·:a:te~l:n~t:he~=mee:t~fu:r~~~[~~N~E~W~L~U~C~K~Y~S~T~R~K~·~E~F~I~LT~E~R~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~ eWS OteS IS QUART SIZE PLASTIC UTILITY 20 GALLON SIZE PLASTIC GARBAGE PACKAGE OF 4 FOAM CHAIR Heavy quality polyethE'hme Large size garbage cans with light fitting Jids. Big SPE-cial 4 foam 4·hair pads ready to cover with your favorite material. DtSCOUNT PRICE TUBS plastic utility tubs. 18 quart rapacity, DISCOUNT PRICE CA Ns value. OtSCOUNT PRICE FINE NYLON HOSIERY 7 PIECE FANCY BEVERAGE CADDY LADIES' STRETCH JAMAICAS OR SETS WARE SURFERS 6 decoratPd tumblers. brass J'inished, carrying and s toring caddy . Special DISCOUNT PRICE cak~ pan, utility baking dishes or rovered eas.serole. DISCOUNT PRICE -· · - NL All-Stars 6 AL All-Stars 5 nard, Russell, Robert, Gail, Bil· . Wednesday'• Probable PIICbers ly, Sammy and David Maynard Gauge readlnla -:' Galllpohs Milwaukee at Chicago (21- of Columbus, 0 ., and Mr. and ! dam 12.0, 12.3, runnmg 212 feet Blasingame 19-6) and Fischer Mrs Roy Stein of Greenup Ky. Regular $1.00 Site BIG ASSORTMENT p Mason · · on ro11ers, omeroy • . (2-3) vs. Bub! (8·71 and Faul Gay Nease of Buckhannon is HOUSEHOLD GLASS DEODORANT 2o.48, Pt. Pleasant 24·0t, HID- 40-11. visiting her grandmother, Mrs. ton 1.97, Kanawha Falls (Only games scheduled) J. Y. McGrew. Charleston 19.35, London, ThUrsday's Games Ronnie Hester is in trainin~ ! Take your choice of tumb met and Winfield dams a 1 Cincinnati as an X-ray techniclap at FamOU!J Right Guard spray le1·s, mugs, ash tray!!., vues, deodorant. The whole family on the sills. <night) . ' Holzer hospitaL · bowls, desserts and many likf!'S it other items. Boat Movements: Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Luellen Roush is vac,Jtior~i~g DISCOUNT PRtCE DISCOUNT PRICE Ohio River - Peggy Down- . lnightJ wilh her aunt and uncle, Mr. • ey up 14, 9:15 p. m.; Lady iNew York at St. Louis (night! and Mrs. Raleigh Roush of Mignon up 14, 5:20a.m.: Rang· Chicago at Los Angeles (mght) Ripley at Buckeye Lake, Ohio. Your Choice er up 15, 10 p. m.; National I Mr. and Mrs. Garland Gooddown 15, 2:40a.m.: Jn~ana up win of Gloster Point, Va., were ! 18, 12:05 a.m.: Sl. Marys down recent guests of Dr. and Mrs. 18, 5:55 a. m.; Robert Reed R. F. Bryant. duwn 18, 6:15 a. m.: Wayne H. Mrs. Waller Taylor of Co"P !8, 6:511 a m.: Luther Herdlumbus, Ohio, spent the last I man up 19, 2 a. m. Charles K. l · ·t·mg her paren ts , Mr. wee k VIS! up 19, 3:45a.m.; Little Geurge 1 and Mrs. Melvin Knapp. up 20, 12:20 a. m.; Southern up Ronnie Stein is home from 20, & a. m; Elisha Woods up l PARKERSBURG, W. Va. Holzer Hospital where he was 20, 7:25 a. m.; Chris Jr up !2, IUPII - Federal Avial ion Agen- treated for a broken shoulder. 1:15 p. m.; Pollywog down l3, cy ifAAJ officials todo) were Mr. and Mrs. James Hoffman 5.30 a. m.; Jerry Bosworth i searching for an _explanation to and children of Indianapolis visdown 2.3, 5:55 p m.; On_ ward l the crash or a twm-engme plcme ited relatives here recently. down 23, 5:15 a. m.: . Lomsana which killed five persons. Mr. and Mrs. James N. up 23, 7 a. m.; Alice down I The plae went down Tuesday Roush and children. Linda Greenup 3 p. m.; Joey Wasson I when it developed engine trou- .Jeff, are vacationing at Crysdown Greenup 9:45 p. m.; Wes~ ble shortly after taking olf tal Beach, s. c. ern .down Greenup 1:50 a. m.; j from Wood County Airport. Miss Ethel Riddle Is serving Ph1bp Sporn up Greenup 2:50 Icroshed in a wooded area about , on the staff of the Virginia '· m.; Sally Polk down Greenup one mile from the end of the y th T c ·1 ~:50 a. m. · Invader up Green, ou emp:rance ounc1 enrunway. · campment th1s week at Massan. ' 81x99 WHITE "P 4 a. m.: Asa down Meldahl Authorities identified the ' tt s · Pr bt · c !:45 P- m.. Orco down Meldah! ' . . . e a prmgs esy er>an onSHEETS 3·"1: •. Ch' planes p1lot as Curtis Wh1te or rerence grounds, Harrisonburg, ·"" p. m. ,n 1ppawa dow Hebron Ky His passengers y Famous "Hope•• quallt.y Meldah! 5:20 p. m.; Dixie Star id, 'f; d · . a. white muslin shet'ts. Full 1 entt te as James C 1- Weekend guests of Rev. and down .Meld ahi 7 p. m.. ., Annette were bed size. key Jame MacAtl 15 · t • d AI J M !dahl H5 .· • s e. an Mrs. Jack T. Welch and childM l.dahlp.l2m3.0' . Domico. all of Cincinnatt, Ohio, ren were Mr. and Mrs. Edward SaonesRup doe n ICar up e · • ,... ,. G'bb f ' I b ' a. m.: RavenswOod up Mel- anFAA ''fmf.. ' s 0 ~o um uhs. i Griffin, David and Douglas and Pme dahl 6:40 a. m. o ICla 1s were at t e Miss Irene Welch of Clarksburg. scene of lbe crash Tuesday Mrs. Elmer Ridgeway Gallipolla Dam - Reliable night but their investigation Boomer, W. Va., visited IBst down 8 p. m.: H. E. Bowles up was hampered because of the week with her daughter and 81 X 108 "HOPE" SHEETS 8:35 p. m.; Beaver up 12:05 red hot wreckage. family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert FINE WHITE MUSLIN a. m.; Alton Zephyr down 8:05 Witnesses said all five per- Herndon and children. a. m. sons on board were burned be- Mrs. Wright of ~e,!DSylvmtla 42 x 36 WHITE MUSLIN Kanawha River - Solvay up yond recognition. has been visiting her sou Londcm 5:40 a m. ; C. V. Ifaro. '!be plane was en route from daughter-in-law Mr. and Mnl. er down Mlll'lnet 10:1; p. m.; Parkersbur& to Cincinnsti, Everett Wright: Mr. Wright 11 ADen R. MerriU down Marmet Ohio. an engineer at tha new dam 1:15 a. m.; 0. F. Shearer ~WD The !win-engine Beechcralt tng built. M81'11Jtl 1:110 a. m.; L F100111 hsd been cbartered from Boone Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ballev upliffM81'11JttlnfS:3ll a m.; Elger- Aviation Co. of Cincinnati by llld children art vacaUoning c up W ield 12.:30 a m.; Gibbs for L W. Cable Co. Texa•. LADIES' A. J. Pallen up Winfield 3:45 a. Mr and Mnl Job 111 FINE COrrON ~.; Jefl"':toD down Winfield 4:· PT. PLEASANT - A civil and iamtty bav~ ret!ed ~ do,:; ~· ~411 Shaver, Jr, action has been filed in the vacationing at Myrtle Beach le · • m. office of the clrcait clerk styled S. c. Edna A. Taylor db a T & T Mar· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Layne PLAIN COLORI-I'RINTS Beautifully tailored ootton blouses ket vs. Lucille Maxme Durst, and children and Mrs. Harry in pretty plain colon, white 1nd lanRt. 2, Long Hollow Road, Pt. Layna have returned after •• ey printed ~Items. Si1ea 32 to 38. Pleasant. The plaintiff Is aeek- cationing through the western Rollup or s!eeveleas 1tyles. ing judgment against the defen. states and visiting relatives in dant in the sum of ~,334.80 California. CHARLESTON, w. va. (UP!) ' plus interesta •n4 coots. Mrs. Virginia Hart visited re-cJeveland M. Bailey, former cently with her Mr. 3rd district representative, died Clendenin New KC and Mrs. Homer Durst at at 71 In a local hospital Tues- Band Instructor Ohto. While then~ she alle!oded day afternoon. '!be cause of the 60th wedding anniversary death was an apparent bear! at- The Kyger Creek Board of her parents held at the home lack. Educallon Tuesday m a special Mr. and Mrs. James Durst Bailey waa West VIrginia's session accepted the resignB- in Philo. Open bouse was beld 3rd district congressman from lion ol sam Core as band dl· in celebration of lht occasion. LADIES 1944 until 1962 when the 1st and rector and employed James L, PADDED 3rd districts were merged am! Clendenin • 25, Pt. Pleasant, to SALES REPORT he was defeated by Republican replace him. Clende?in! 1 grad- Pl. PleasaallJveslock Oo<npal•Y I Arch A. Moore, Jr. uato. of the West Vtrgm~a UruSaturday, July It, 1M , For several terms Batley beld verslty of Technology In Mont- HOGS- 175 to 220 23 to 24.20; SIZE 32A TO 38B th:' posn10n of Chairman of the gomery, W. Va., taught last Heavies 18 to 23; Llghta 19 Well made ladlea padded bra. Cotton H•·use subcommittee on educa- year in Matamoras, Ohio. ~-70; Fat Sows 17 to 19; exclusive of d~atlon. Special value t'"" Rnd was a member of the Core, who hao been the KC 13 to 15.50; Pigs 8 to 14. Cnm mitfee on Education and hand director for the past three CA17LE - Steers 16 to 21.110; DISCOUNT PRICI Lr.fJO r In this capacity he pro- yeara has accepted a position Heifero 14 1o 19.80; Fat mnted the passage of several at Southern Local School In 12 to 14.40; Canners t to 12. im po rtant educaUon bills. Portage County. Bulls 15 to 16.90; Stock Stee'rs 16 to 21.50: Stock Heifers Wf11fllRAWS TROOPS NEW ROCKET USE to 17.25; Sloek Steer Calves 20 Af>P.N <UPI) - Radio Saana MOSCOW IUPI)-'I'he Soviet fto 24.25: Stock Heifer calves tal re ?orled Tuesday night that the Union Is using rockets in the to 21.50. i E~vptian army command has Soviet republic of Modavla to VEAL CALVES - Topo 27.90: ordered the withdrawal of 118 successfully break up hail- Seconds 28.10; Medium 25.70 lo troops from several northeast storms, Izvestia reported Tuea- 26.40: Common ., Heavie1 border rl!jioal Ill the Yemea. daJ llihL jto mo. High quallty P!IRS$,.00 jamaicas or surfers made of stretch fab rics in plain colors. DISCOUNT PRICI $,.77pr ANTIQUE STYLE PLASTIC FRAMED PICTURES I Right Guard WARE 1 REGULAR 63c SIZE Oilette reproductions of fine plcLures attt·artively framed in antique. style plaslir frames. Hig choice of subJects. A Bonanza Bargain. Alka Seltzer DISCOUNT PRICE For 11eadaches and add in· digestion you can'l bea t Alka St>ltzer DISCOUNT PRICE seekcause I 0£ cf3S h K"J)• F• J JDg JVC THURSDAY ·FRIDAY 1 AND SATURDAY ON ALL YOUR··S\IMMER NEEDS AT THE BONANZA Ill ··· · FAMOUS "HOPE" QUALITY MUSLIN SHEETS Oisc~unl $1.7 4 SAVE ON PAINT AT THE "BONANZ' ·.., VISCOSE LOOP ASSORTED THROW FLAT WALL RUGS PAINT Discount Pri<t VICTOR" VINYL LATEX 11 • "DIXIE" OIL BASE HOUSE • PAINT Whil e and popular rol ori. An economy paint that will save you mo- White and pastel {'01· ors. Discount Price Discount Prlco A bi& Mill assortment of trregu. lars and close outs. Assorted sl:z~1 in many patterns and color•. V1• $l99 gal. coao yarn non akid backs. T1ka your cholee at tblo low prleo. "VACAnONER" 3 PIECE LUGGAGE " Light weilfhl durable luggage. Bent pl)lwool frame. covered with yinyl. Choice of red or blue. 3 piece set. Tram Case, Week End 1od Pullman. DI!~:UNT BLOUSES DISCOUNT PRICE s .00 PRICE $13·95 SET SILICONE COATED IRONING BOARD SHREDDED FOAM FILLED BED Mena Blue Cotton Chambrey Work SETS PILLOWS SHIRTS PAD and COYER PRINTED COVERS Sins14V2 Jo 17 Well mode and full rut. Blue chambray sblrll. Sanlorlzed. Sizes 14\it to Scorch proof cover, thick fibre glass pad. ironing easy, Makea Printed eovers. Blended shredded foam fiUed. Plump, i-ull size. Non·al· lergic, DISCOUNT PRICE , NOW IN HAll:'r• QUADTS ' f\ I• . • $,.00 I TIME AND LABOR SAVINO INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL When your job DISCOUNT STORE • '. ' I MII)DLEP,9.T. ~~ ,, THEY ARE VALUA.BLE! We Will Pay Y2 Cent Each Shop Your Neighborhood Clover Farm Store PARE I An SAVEl All-Star Value! THE GOOD CANNED LUNCHEON MEAT FAIRMONT ARMOUR'S TREET 45c PORK & BEANS • • • • APPLE SAUCE • 7 SCOTT TISSUES "COUNTRYSIDE" REAL • e 12oL con SHOWBOAT BRAND ICE CREAM !gallon carton ''· .. G0 ·r GLE I N"' READY MIX CO. WY 24114 . MIIIDLIPott? ' ' . I 300 can PACKER'S LABEL SPECIAL 303 e e cans e AN ASSORTMENT OF COLORS e e e e box 200 2 ply PERFECT PICNIC MAKER! KRAFT VELVfEIACHEESE 2 :~ 79c Sweet and Juicy Jl3 Size DOZEN TENDER LEAF INSTANT TEA 1~oz. • 1ar DUTCH GIRL . . . APPLE-BLACK RASPBERRY JELLY e ••• e e e • e e • l 24 oz. jar e 'l ! PORTAGE BRAND CALIF. ORANGfS ' SWEET PICKLES • • GOLD MEDAL FLOUR S MAGIC BLEACH e 49c quart jar FOR BEST BAKING AND COOKING 49' lb. beg SPECIAL LAUNDRY BUY OF THE WEEK Graded Good Quality Picnic Supplies It's lhe se"on lo get the outdoors. You'll find picnic family sup· ~lies a pl•nty at your friendly C·F Chuck Roast (BlADE callo~ for concrete, call on ua. Prompt delivery, speclallzed mixes wlU inSure ·you ·of quality eoncrete at low, low pilces. Call today! . .... SAVE YOUR ll C. COLA, DIET ·RITE COLA, NEH! TRUE FRUIT ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLI CAPS and •• ' OHIO BEST COLA BUY RIB ROAST 17. SBOP . ER'S ' carton serves 18 Store. You name il, we have it. . POMEROY-- EACH BOTTLI! SERVES THREI! .:ol:.....::them=.._:drunk.:_::~slood~~1~~1:.,.~"~u~on::::_·~Bu~t_!l~ta~k~·~~~ln~~!!!!!!!!!!~~~===~~=:.:_~~::::~==="'""T~o~Y~o~u~r~F~·v~o=r~it:..:eC:h:•~ri~ty~.===.J produce to thatloralready would beparallel established farm m.::os:.t exlsUng lor industrial gOOds. The talks broke down on two CINCINNATI IUPI) - Livemain lasues: stock: · -France's partners lnaioted a financial agreement should be Cattle: 90. Calves 300. coupled with one to push ahead ply moslly good to low choice again on plana lor Eul'<lpean po- slaughter steers and heifers, Ullcal unity, which havo been cows 25 per cent, trading very at ltBndsltll for more than slow, steers and heifers about three years. The French rejec~ steady· cows steady to weak, ed bulls strong 10 spots 50 cem:s any aucb political comml~ higher Choice 900-1200 Jb 2• 1 men!. · ~ 26.50, scattered sales good 850-The French wanted the II· 950 lb 23-25.50, few utility holna.nclal agreement . on larm steins 2L50, package high pr>ces 10 last f~r fiVe years. choice 800 lb heifers 25.50 The Italians insisted on a ,... high good to low choice 8oo.e50 view afier three. lb 24-24.511, tow good down Nearly Total Boycott 21, cows 111-15, bulls 17-18 As a result, France withdrew choice vealers opened steady t~ her lilllbaosador to the Euro- $1 higher close about steady pean Ecooomlc Community other grades weak choice 25-27' .EEC) In Brussels, announced gOod 20-25, stand~ 18-20. ' sbe would not altend any future Hogs: 1600. Supply mostly meetmgs ol Common Market mixed U.S. 1-3 200-245 lb ministers and also d~clded to rows and gill8, sows a per cent, stay away from all simtlar talks tradmg active, barrows and among EEC officials. gill8 steady to mostly 15 cents The French action, amounting higher, sows uneverly 25-50 almost to a total boycott, cents higher. 1-3, including 1-2 brought the EEC or Common 2U0-240 lb 24.85, to mostly 125 Market to a dead halt. Since all small lot 1-3 190 Jb 24.00 1-S its decisions still must be unani- 2411-2110 lb 24:60-24.85, pack~ge a mow, any progress by the Com· 287 lb 23.85, few 1-2 250·275 Jb mon Market became Impossible. sows 22-22.50, bulk sales 1-3 360French officials assert De 450 lb 211-21, 2-3 375-550 Jb 19.50Gaulie took this action because 19.75, several thin sows weighhe felt his partners had gone lng 250 lb 16, boars steady to hack on a three-year-old pledge 50 cents higher with advance on to agree on financing the ngrt. wetghts over 300 Jb 13.50-J~. cultural Common Market by Sheep: 350. Slaughter !ambo June 3ll tbla year. and ewes steady, choice and There is no sign when or prime 90-100 lb spring slaughter whether he Is likely 10 relent. lambs 4-25, few good Blocked Great Britain chou,. 23, ciXliee feeders around The only Common Market 75 lb 111-18. cull to gOod shorne crlllls or remotely the same serf. slaughter ewes 3-6. ousness exploded in January, - - -- - - 1963, when De Gaulle black· convert it Into • simple balled Great Britain from mem. tradmg association. bership of the six-nation trading organizatlpn. It long has been an open secret that De Gaulle dislikes the Unbend. Find AUTO· Common Market. In Particular, MOBILE REPAiRING: he objecto to 118 supra-natiGnal AUTOMOBILE DEALERS aspec18 and to the fact that il8 fast In the executive commission of Inter.. YELLOW PAGES. natlpnal civil servants can lake decisions thst bind French ecoWhere your fingers noml policy. do the walking . . At the moment France still @njoys a veto right in the com. mission. But by next year all decisions will be by majority vote and De Gaulle might lind himself regularly outvoted by his partners. For this reason some have thought De Gaulle took tbla drastic action because he decld· ed now 11 hi• last chance to kill something be dislikes. French officials deny thio. Other diplomats believe De ' Gaulle's aim is to use the crisis to remodel the Common Market entirely so as to eliminate the supra-national aspects and lo DISCOUNT PRICI DISCOUNT PRICE COTION BRA 'j Royal crOWil Cola·' $299 Crrrunnnnchl Orirs in about 30 mlnuh·l'. Covers Wf>IL Use with brush or roller . PILLOW CASES - - • ea :'bti· 6 C.M.Bailey Diesat73 • • 3 ROOMS NewFurn Market Report lHitl system::~ot~rF~'ert~~~f::================~ MAS 0 N PLAIN OR MESH DISCOUNT PRICE "FIRE KING" QUALITY ASSORTED BAKE Mich .• Mr. and Mrs. R. T. May· Tuesday's Games pA 0 S 47.~ of Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 14, amau majority. mlnorJty, oot the areat . meal lhiB theunonly • .• wbJcb '!be minority II misguided, Is produced! Can we halt ll looks lor the thrUI of tho seems to be a trend toward In· day. rouow• the alml••• o;rowd stability among our youth? 1. 11. By Tom BaD 1 - never teadl it. Quesuo"' such as these will • Perhapa someday the minor- increaa•. in importance uale.. ll IJ JOIII:Pil If OIU lty will mature and realize that something ia done to reverse 1 U1lltM , _ II baa been dlrecUorden, just the trend. For now, we claim Po\IUI HIPI· - EuroPWIS Beating In • aea ollun; going respectability ol our youth are ullin• lhlmHJ,. wbetber July 4, 11166, will not test. By the Fourth, tension to ?AI deep l1'01111d the village . wh< '!Ver the wavea sweep 11. noUng It Ia a minority which 11 Fl'tlldl Preoident Cbart.. de down •• Black Sunday In was as nM.- the exploding point square. '!bey applauded wild!)' ll Is au Amerlcaa curae that gels out ol hand. Gaulle hal 1101 out to kiU the pag.. of the bJstory of tbe day's firecrackers. wben flghto broke out and pol· there are Individuals sucb aa But the minority seems European Common Market George, N. Y. II could The short, stocky, •ald pro- Icemen, clad iD riot helmetalhes -;;;;;;";;;';;;Ar;;;e;;;th;;;e&Amiiiiiiertii;ica;;n...;;p;eo-;;be;;;g~roiwiin~gi;;;...iOii;;;;;;;;;;;;,Diplomata believe, raiher, easily. prietor of a local ·e-t;~urant and carrying "billy clubs," haul- r that he may have undertaken to Two days before lndepend- shook P head. "TI inga will ed the combatanta off to jaiL try Jo re-mould the whole proj- once Day, this smaU resort be back lo normal Tuesday," But most of them were there ect. to~- In upstate New York, be sighed. A policeman, one of just to watch. '!bey expected The big&est crisis In the his- Which houses slightly ' ·· < ·g. r · ·epa red to see a gruesoine, ugly riot tory of the eight-year-old six· than 1•000 persons '" the who overheard the r&- which would smash windows nation trading group blew up In seasons, wa• Invaded by an mark, nodded his head, "I hope and burn doors In the streeta as 40 000 a Brussels meellng at midnight timated • persons. Most " · did In at least four other reONLY June 30. ~em we70 ~een-agers and col· By midnight, pollee had sort towns that day. Noth!ng Tbe six Common Market na- ege-age s. made more than 150 arrests. Lo- else happened - the rlolllever fiO.DO Down - Bolonco 011 !Ions-France, West Germany, For two days the cal firemen stood In a back al· got off the ground. Convonltnl Ttrmo Italy, Belgium, Netherlands and gr~w. Streets were c~owded ley beside a loaded fire truck By Tuesday the town was Luxembourg-long ago set lhet the1r wanton wanderrngs ~~~~ d ready to move Into action to "hack to normal." All Lake as their d..dllne lor agreement the capacity of Lake George's cool down the throng'• spirit, George sighed relief FURNITURE CO. 11 on the financial conditions un- proud, new Jail Jiollts llrst real neoded. As an observer I. am shamder which a common market By 2 a. m., younr people, ed to call that ~ong genMASON, W. VA. 1 First quality nylon hosiery in y~ur choice of plain sheers or long wearmg mesh. Best shades. all sizes 8¥.1 to 11. Sinale Pair Price 59e Take your choice the knowledge that they are the pte to blame? Are parents? ..i...uo0:. City 23 54 .299 Tuesday's Games N H ew aven N N Rall '8 Ram bl,·nu.'S 0 • • ·fotJ"ves are QUestioned linkeo to the position. :citizen's record In winning the The position was expedcled to i AAI' miiP. is one nf piaht men gc to PGA chairman Peter AI-! and five women plus the Boys liss. Max raulkner. last Bnton N.Y. Htgh School sprmt relay to win the British Open or Dai and one-mile relay teams who All-Stars 6 AL Ali-Stars 5 ''~"''"''· "'"'''-'""_'_ Probable Pl~obel'll - - -'-----Chicago at Cleveland ""~'"'! (7·3) vs. Siebert (Only game scheduled] Thursday'• Gamet KaMas City at Minnesota twl-mght) . . Angel~! abe~~~~a~~i~~~ht) Mr. and Mrs. John Fry ol at Cleveland tnight) AthenB, Ohio spent the week a t New York end here. tnlghti Relatives attending the wedNational League ding. of Patricia Lowery and W. L. Pet. GB Edwm Stem, III, were Mrs. Z. Cincinnati 49 36 .576 . . T. Maynard of Huntmgton, Mrs. Los Angeles 5! 38 .573 . . . Joy lllaynard, Mrs. Herman 1 San Francisco 45 38 .042 3 Kaul of Proctorville, Oh10, Mrs. Philadelphia 45 39 .536 312 Gene Hamlm, Mrs. Bernard Milwaukee 41 39 .513 511 Queen of Huntington, Mr. and Pittsburgh 44 43 .506 6 Mrs. Charles Felty of Kenova, St. Louis 41 45 .477 Mrs. S. M. Maynard. Russell 40 45 .471 9 Maynard of Troy, Mich., Mr. Houston 39 45 .464 911 and Mrs. fuly Chase, Dennie York 29 56 .341 20 and Gregory Chase of Warren. De Gaulle'S 1 lJ cause his name never had bt>en bo.; flash who set an AmeriC"an l!"b 000 was offered for Information leading to his capture. 11~7~ast Ryder CUp Ylctory In Weebnan Named Captain by PGA ---------- ---- -.' lb. CUT) THIS WEEK S SPECIAL 1 . , ARMOUR'S ,CANNED PICNICS 31b. ea.. $1~39 lllibt Re<erved To Lindt Quanuu.. LYONS Clover Ferm Route Store 7 TUPPERS PLAINS . RACINE RUTLAND Food Market Ferm Depertm11nt Store I'HOHI aH WS41 "The Store Wltb A H•rt• Fifth and Peerl RACINE 011tn • to I Mon. Tltrv Ill. Clover RT. 124 �' ·~ .....-~ ......... - .. -...--·-·-- -- .............. . .. .. . .,~ ..... ...,.. ~..;, .. \ ·· ··~~~···· ~ · -- .. .... . . .... ...... . . . .... ... ... ..."'-.~."" . ""f·-·- ...... ... ..'". . .~ ......... .. ..,.,......... ,.,. .... -.~ ... I I ... l' 8-Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, • 0., July 14, 1965 ,. Retaller Sales Up An fee cream social will be tiatl~ -.r- in -unconditlm>al ~I 9 Percent in May · held at the Forest Run MeC 3Maf3 , , , cussions although the United Salu ol ollb rel.allera 111 thodisl church Thursday evtnlnl States has made some dozen May showed a laiD oC nlne per- Jul 15· · (Continued from page I ) separate attempts to Dring that cent over May 1964. They were • aboLlt. " up 2 percent from Aprll accordteruuned effurt of conquest that ' The Chief Exocutive also ioloa to the Ohio State Uulvera~ L• dire<>ted from Han?' Heavy !dicated Tuesday the voting tnliltration of North VIetnamese rights bill, now on t h e ~ERMATT, Switzerland tUPI) ~ar'!:eau of Busilless Re1 force~ has tn"reasN new d:'m ,brink of final congressonal ap- 1 -A 35-year-Gld Geneva house- s For .the first five months 1D FOR ALL OCCASIONS g~rs and diffirulties in South proval. .. 15 not gomg to solve ! wit . lllday became the first 1965, total sales were six per V1e1 Nam. . . ,. the problem completely itselt. · woman to scale the dangerous cent ahead of the same period The President ~a1d, I must , ··1 am partil'ularl)' sens•tive BULOVA, ELGIN, oorth wall of the 14,701 • foot in 1964, showing an increase in say that candor compels me lo ,to the problems ol tile Negro Matterhorn. The ascent came 21 lines and decreases in only HAMILTON tell .vou thai there has not Deen and the problems ol the city ' on the IOOth annivei'S;Iry of the seven lines . . 'he slightest IndicatiOn that the and the pn>blem.< wh>ch the conquest of the mountain. Leaders in increases for the WATCHES ar.her s1de IS mterested m nego- ! shipt in popuiHtion h11s caust>d, The surpilae climb o1 Mra. five month period were 18 per ~urt- as the prohlfl'm ot Pdnf'~ Yvet!f Voucher and her bus- cent apparel stores; 14 per cent I Ilion. l have task forces work : band slole the s~otlight from aulomobile dealers; 13 per FOSTORIA ' other mountaineering teams ceDI for fuel dealers. 'Larlgest I whose ascent was televised ~ecllnes w_ere heating, P umb- , GLASSWARE 1 Vetl'l'ans Memorial hOspital througt c.. . Europe by Swiss en· mg, electrtcal supply stores, 1 TONIGHT ond THURSDAY ADMISSfct'S - Mrs. Charle•1 . down 7 per cent, and patnt, I NOT OPEN gmeer~ who scattered 10 tons lass and wall a er otores Cundiff, Hartford: M•s. Ken-: of equipment at strategic places ~ow 6 er cenr p net Hotfield, Bidwel.: Wilma SYRACUSE II g the route. n P FRIDAY and SATURDAY Terrell, Pom.roy: Clvde Reil· OPEN HOUSE - An open house will be held this Sunday at the Syracuse CHINA July 16-17 "'' '· Pomeroy: Dorcas Strong. Methodist church parsonage on College-Rd., Rev. Wendell Stutler h~ The two other !l;alll!, one REUNION AT MIDWAY H. G. Wtlll' The congregation recently had the home completely renovate~. Interior. an~ Swiss the other British. reached The third annual Homecom· 'FIRST MEN IN THE MOON· Lan~sville. ITechnicolar) DISCHARrr•- .lack Rou•h. iur work was done by contractor Corbet Patterson . A fund·ratsmg campa•gn 1s b~1:u~lthe summtl ridge fiVe hours af· fng will be held 81 Midway FINEST Edward Judd, Martha Hyer. Gallagher. launched hy the church to help defray cos is o! the $6,000 improvement. The pt t~•. tlw _Yauchers. Two other Community Church on Sunday . Lionel Jpffries. Has Man Hartford: Debra Swiss climbers, HUll von All· July !8. Basket dinner at the COSTUME Reached Moon Before'? Gasp! Middlenort: •vanda Searles. F.w· is invited to the open house. Wonder! Thrill! ington : Shirley Sullivan. West , ~ men and MIChael Darbellay, house above tile church. Hymn JEWELRY Edgu All•n Po•'• Columbia: Carol Dorst. Pome-1 ShniiPretl Ra~f'A al•o conquered the north wall Sing In tbe afternoon at 1,30. "MASQUE OF THE 1rov: Lois Reilmire. Letart . IV · today. The Rev. 0. G. McKinney of RED DEATH" . : Mrs. Edward Kennedy and Found to be As~Pis The feat of the Voucher cou- Charleston, W. Va., will be !Technicolori :son PomProv : Chri~tint F'ree: th All 1 r invited Vincent Price, Ha1.el Court, man. Pomerov . James Juhlina, WASHINGTON {UP II - In a pie was reported by Scotsman ere. s ngers a e David Weston. Weird horror · " fan McNaught Davis leader of to take part. Rey. Leland HaShocking: Blood. Gore. Harlfnrd: Thoma• Spencc l52·page booklet complele with a British! earn, durlng one of ley is pastor. Ruthle!isnes.o;;! Mask~fl Ball . Long Bottom. ·color pictures, Defense Secre~ ''!.~~~-----_],""'""'""'""'""'""'""'!!!!!1!....:! Death stalks celebrants · BIRTH _ Mr. and Mr<. Char. ltary Roller! S. McNamara ar· his live broadcasts from the f!ORROR! I le: r· .. ~ .-fiff, Ht~rlforrl . a son. :Kllf' d today lh. at a In·;·t massiv• peak. It had not been II ary base ;.....,...,.........,..,....,_ __,, 'may be more valuable to a previously 8DIIOUIICed the r.ommunily onre it is shutrlown. l ''auchers were climbing the al· Rather than an economic set· most perpendicultr face. -N . M D::ai~ly:S:e:n:tl:ne~I,:P:o:m:e:ro:Y.:·M:Id:d:lepo=rt::·:O·:·:Ju:l:y:1:4,:1:96:5=·9 Mrs. Frank 'IDJompson, choir· /· man of the A.uction, aiUlOunced ANNOUNCE~ Housewife is First to Scale North Face NEW HAVEN • I • 1 ~&~ ~J~e I - Pedal Pushers municipal airport.-: and univer- • have taken uver other fa· HEAD IN THE HOLE-You might think you'd have to nave a hole in your head te put your head in this hole, but actor Stephen Boyd doesn't let the wooden coUar cramp his style-or his neck. The yoke i8 on Boyd in the new film "Genghis Khan," parts of which were shot iD Yugoslavia. SALE PRICED l98 to 4.98 TONIGHT ONLY FAMILY NIGHT "THE INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET" BOOSTERS TO MEET -- - - - - - · - -- - - - - -- ! There will be a meeting of the Northwestern Band Boost. SIZES 5 TO 18 NOW YOU KNOW TO PLAN TOUIIJIIEY ers on July 26 instead of the Don Knolls Carole Cook Ladies ' . buy them now with months of wear Hastllle Day the French na.l Managers of Tri-County regular meeting date at the Rul· ~and"SKY DIVERS" ahead. Our quality brands. ' Ilona! holiday obstrved today, l League team~ are asked to land gyn beginning •t 8 p. m. :is mlsna>ned. for · It oommm· ' attend a meetmg thiS Thursday lmporlant business will he disTHURSDAY & FRIDAY lorates the fraternal bond anlt· l•t 8 P· m. at the Daily Senlinel l cussed and all band parents are July lS-16 ~ lng all Frenchmen rather tban ,office in Pomeroy, League urged to attend: "TAKE HER, SHES !marking the fall ~f the notor! ident Chester Tannehill said toI MINE" Jamt"s Slrwart Sandra Def 1 ious Bastille Prison in Paris on day. Plans for a Pony loumaSUIT DISMISSED (Color! , .tuly II, 1789, according to Dr. ment will be made. I Meigs County Common Pleas ~andDross Shop 12 Stor" Side by Side) Annex Gilbert Cestre. Central Connect·! Court suit by Ruby M. "YOUNG AND WILLING" Virginia Ma skrll lcut State College. 1 UJCAL TEMPS Miller against Lewis Miller 118-120 E. Main Pomeroy, 0. Paul Rollers The temperature in has been dismissed on applica· business district at u,so a.m. lion of the plaintiff. PLAN .RECORD HOP I tuday was 82 The Racme H1gh School A· partly cloudy oH'o•~'" , lumni Assn. will sponsor a re~ . Charter No. 1980 ! curd hop at the Junior High ANNOUNCE SHOWER building lonight beginning at 8 A card shower for the p.m. Proceeds will be appli~d birthday of Milo C&ldwell REPORT OF CONDfTION OF to Assn . proJects. the Jays will be held July 17. Friends be in chMge of the music. relatives of Mr. C&ldwell may I I send cards to 500 East 38th·st, TWO CITED Marion, Ind. The Ohio State Patrol has re· , ----, ported two arrests, Guy 0 . Rus1 VIENNA (UP)) - A Hungar· of Pomt'ru" 111 the State of Ohio, at the clo.11e of business on June 30, 196!!. · sell,. 35. Pomeroy, c1ted to Gal· 1ian teen-ager TUesday era•• led Published in Hesponsf to call madt> by Comptroller of the Currenty , under 1lipohs court Saturday lor S(le"d, Ilhrougb a water pipe to freeSection 5211, U. S. RevisPd Stalutu. and f.eorge E. Roush, 42, New dom in Austria police reporled. Haven, cited to Gallipolis court ' today for stop sign violation. ASSETS LA DIES GAMES TODAY SALE e $1,089.36.141 Uniled Str..tes Government obligations, dirPi'l and J!Uarl:lntt>l'd 1Nel of any reserves) Obligations of States and political subdivisions 3.294.114.08 1Net of any reservNO) ..... .. ... . Otht>r bon.is, uotes, and debenlure!l (including no sl!ruritJe s of FedPral agencies and corporations nol guaran1ee1t by U. S. (Net of any reserv'.!s) .. .. . Lmms and dis(·ounts (Nd of any resef\·es) . . ...... , ...... . . FJxt>d ;~ssets Other assetl'i .. ...... ..... .... ............ .. ...... TOTAL ASSETS .. . ... .. . ... .. . ....... . . . . ... . ' ' ' ' 50(1..129 20 1.742 .50 play at 5:30 p, m. today in the , Second Annual Syracuse Pee · 1 Wee TouriUiment. McArthur and 1 Pomeroy will play at 5:30 p. m. : ' Friday instead of on Saturday "' was previously scheduled, 1 $7,558.288.13 LIABILITIES Demand depo!'iits of Individual!!, partnership.co;, ~nd l'Orpontions . .. .. . . 52.689.283 28 'I'imt> and savmgs deposits of individuals, partnerships, and rorporat.lons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . 3 .577,288.~0 Deposits ur United States Government . . . .. • , . . . , •. ... 57,355.93 Deposits of States and political subdivisiOn.!! . . , . . , .. .' .•. ... . 735,016 43 .... .. . . . . Certified and officers' checks, etc. . . 16.287.29 TOTAL DEPOSITS ... . ... . .... .. .. . .... $7,075,231.43 Total demand deposito .. . .. . . . .... . . . . 53.410.442.93 O&VOTE!, TO tNT!IIESl O• MEIGS MASON ARIA a. lllfllff , i TOTAL LIABILJTIES ..... . . .. .. .. ...... ... .. . . .. .. . $7,0i5.231 .4J Ow.n, I"U•IIJII• Cftnter fanntlllll lcllt•r Pubtllbt(l lnr} art.ero~:~a" ••ICI:J" • RoR·To·YII cookins sur· face tllides out fat use. ()fttee Pllfql • Glide-up &1111 """" dool opens .., out II WllJ. Sunda.l' "' l'ha mao ValleJ I'Ubltab Ina: r.nmpan, 110 loteehanlr it Pam I lfOJ 1 OhJo IIIUIIftl!ll WV 1-2158 tlll'l l:diiMIII) Entered aa •ettar at tba CAPITAL ACCOUNTS PIM"Dt t1JV I tecond e~a• ataUUlf ~ affla. at PonMro-, Olllo. Common stock- par value per share S~.OO Nu. !!hares authorized 4000 No. sbares outatandin1 4000, Total par value . . . ... . . . S 100,000.00 Reserve• . . . . . . .. . . . •... • .. .. . . ... , .•.•.• , • •• . . . , , , • • . , , 300,000.00 78,tlll6.70 G.()(K).OO TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .. . . . ..... . . . . .. . .... .. $ 48UM.70 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . .... .$7,558,288.13 1, Maxine Griffith, Cashier, of thr abon·namtd bank do hereby declare that thi1 report of condition il tnte and correct to the best of mJ' knuwledge and belief. MAXINE GRIFFITII National ed•anti!Jll repraMDk Botttaeut K.tmban, lDe. aa lAlllnrtnn A•a. Naw Yorll CtlJo l'laa Vnrk '*" SUDtllrlptloD e~~rrlr.r rat..: O.UYend or wh~a nallal'lle. 10 P.Mtl• .. , 111 ld.. ann at tbt Delli !laatlnal otnca 111.en· Ill 111nntras. t'r 80; tbrte aont.lll, D.• "k!to, R.nule when "lrPttJ •et'Y'IC!t , Ml naUahle 0111 nttlfttb 11 .• 1:, I """ one JIIJ • Csok M•tllf aukllnltic - contnllllld _.. ConV4!nltnt Ttrmsl SEE THIS AT BAKER · FURNITURE IDaU tlftl flat llO.tllt. Sb . . . . . . • ·• ' l'llrH '"""till 1:1 01 CLOSE-OUT LAMINATED SPRING COATS IN SMALL SIZES eondttloo and de<lore tbot tt baa been examined by "" and to tht best ol eur knowledge aDd bello! II true ond oorreet. R. E. BOICI i .' ' .• ALFRED M. ELBERFt:LD- Direeton ': . ! ,. ILDON WIEJtl Miss.. Sizes 8 to 20. Junior Sizes ft to 15, VALUES TO Half Sizes 121\ to 241>. Valueo 6.95 to 39.95 ~.00 $5.11 COURT 5T., .POMEROY VALUII TO 4.99, NOW e $18·81 Mens-R.g. 29.95 I~ 69.95 e S2l00 "' $52·50 BEACH THONGS M•ns R.g. 5.95 One Lot-V alu" to 9.99 Mens _ Little Girls' White T-Straps 2 pro. $3.17 SMALLS TO I ONLY, 2.00 PAift 9.88 Sale 8.88 Sale 6.88 Sale WINDBREAKERS • • • • • $5.00 20% NOW ftEDUC ID ' LADIES ' Bathing Suits NOW ftiDUCID 25% ALL LUGGAGE REDDUCED 33"'" ·' Clothiers· . ' I OPENING SPECIAU Htl- Curtis l'lnt Time DuchWI S.lon Permanent Wave s6.50 REG. $12.50 VALUI OHtr Good Month of July Only! Open Tuesday Through Saturday f: .:... MIDDLEPoRT - .,, I' l , ·· e Slz11: Sm. Med. Lg. X Lg, CLEARANCE GROUP woMIN's . SOMI MilliS' IIZIS ftiGULAft 2.99, NDW 1 l.ot Mens Short Slttn SPORT SHIRTS & SHIRT JACS VALUES TD 5.00 Solo $3.00 . 2 ,r. $4.90 I CLEARANCE Meno-Vtlun hi 5.00 SWIM TRUNKS MO.. Pin Chtclo-ft11. 3.95 WORK PANtS 3.00 ' pt. ~ Lon~lhort Slotvt ,W ORK U IFO ' ' . 1 ·' ·s " ·,.., . 'sis " , ' loy~ fto1. Sh UfofD~RSHIRTS Boys' Oxford & Loafers $2·99 3.~ . Sail ' lftOWN AND ILACK CLIAIIANCI PRfCID I.T '. Now ., 1 P.M. Phone WY 2-5271 On Route 124 - Syra•u•, 0. 4 ~ MARIE LEADINGHAM, OWNER FREE GIFTS - FREE GIFTS - FREI GIFTS YOU'LL ALWAY'S FIND LOOK AT THIS! THE BEST CHAMOIS REGULAR 1.39 HAZEL BISHOP 1.00 REXALL 4-WAY TREATMENT FOR PROBLEM SKIN NAIL POLISH Regular 69c REGULAR 4.0,0, Now. DOUAR STROCHING BUYS AT DUTTON$ RegufarU9 .98 w. RandaU Reiber of lite U. S. Navy called on Carl Ctrcle on Soturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden, Pam and Ralph. of Norfolk, Ya .. apent a weekend IVilll Mr. ad Mrs. HoiDf'r Circle aDd Mr. and Mn. ' Morris Harden of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle· visited with Mr. m1 Mrs. Gleu Ableo of Bald Knob!! on Sunday. · Mr. ml Mn. BayiiWI Jllr. ol Pomeroy 1J18DI Sunday "DISH TOWELS MAX FACTOR SUMMER F SPRAYGRANCE SPECIAL I HYPNOTIQUii I J!RIMITif I GOLDENWOODS 0 •• ONLY 1.75 llome. ' Vlsftinc wilb Florence Cfrc:ll011 lfmll!•7 were, and Mn. <!•ell Follnl4 llld troy. lind Mt.. · 10111, )1rlllt aDd ScoitJ, ~!!-~ ·~ V0-5 Shampoo REGULAR 1.00 TUBI, NOW G0 1' Mennen Cologne RIGULAft 7fw NOW ONLY 69C Mavis Talcum ftiGULAR 7fw NOW DNLY - - - - - 59c R EA. :·· nenilll at the DNa Banllll SHOE to EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT RECORDS 19c ea. $1.00 S2 S~iety Notes T • enn1s Oxfords . 9 A.M. SPECIAL HIT Regular Carmel CHILDREN'S STRAPS WHlTI, RID, ~ASTIU IIIOKIN IIZU 01' 1111 4 TO .IIG 4 Men._V•Iu11 to 9.95 Shorts, K- Pants, Jolllllcoa Slicks,. T•p• and Jackett Mr. and Mrs. Victor Street and family of Richmond Ohio visited here on. saturday Mr. alit!' Mrs. Robert Coolce Phil. Mr. and Mrs. Phltip Wolpert Sandwood, N J v Is it e d friends here during the week end. They were joined on SuDday by their daupter and son- 1 In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merkle or Columbus, Ohio and were aU Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush. Mr · aud Mrs. Geqrge Jewell and Mr. Edgar Layne are va. callonlng thil week at Cedar Point near Sandusky, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beaver and son, Randy' were guesll ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooko aDd Pb]f last IVeek, Mr. and Mra. Harry MiHer and daughters, Leah Ann and Gail spent the weekend in Cleveland, Ohio, and wfU va. cation thil week at Cedar Point near Sandusky, Ohlo. Cheryl, VIcki and Linda Bumgardner are visiting with Mr. ant Mrs. Robert Johnston and family at Moundsville, Y•. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Z!Jn. merman visited o•er the week end wflh their daughter m1 family, Re•. and Mrs. Jack Welch and children. Maurice Clark of Huntington 'llsfted over lbr weekend with Pbll Cooke. I CLEARANCE ALL LADIES SPORTSWEAR 29c e CLEARANCE SUMMER PANTS Values to $14.95 Values to 10.95 Values to 8.95 CLEARANCE WOMIN'S I CHILDREN'S SIZEI WHILE THIY LAST, PAIR STRAW HATS·-··· $2.00 ea. Summer Skirts IALI $5.00 tt<h PRICI MISS AMERICA FLATS SIZII BROKEN-WHITE, PLATINUM, $ IONI-IIIG. 6.99 7.99, NOW 3 SUMMER SUITS SALI- CLEARANCE & 2 POR 5.00 . Phillips Sisters S~le Shop CANVAS CASUALS BROKEN SIZES SPORT COATS BAHR We, the undersl1aed directon atte1t tbl! correctneas of this rl!port of I DRESS£S LADIES BLOUSES VALUES TO 5.00 IALI $2.59 PRICI • l.oob buflt·lo, Installs llloe oonwentional ranp. I CLEARANCE Mens Summer •nd Y-.r Round TO 11.75 :' fHE DAILY SENTINEl Total time tnd 1avina• deposit1 .. . . , .. . $3,664.788.50 _ _ __ Surplus . . .. . .. . . .. . .. .. . . .. . .. . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. Undivided proflll . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. . SENSATIONAL BUYS IN SUMMER WEAR IALI PRICI DRIVER PENAIJZ~'D I , Orville Hogue Tuesday was · fined $10 and costs by Meigs County Court Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., on a charge of failing to dme on the right of the road. S2 ONLY 11 PAIRS, NOW 2.610 . 180.~9 30,000 00 32,35589 CLEARANCE Summer Sample Shoes SIZE SV. AA The Pomeroy National Bank Racine and Harrisonville will INuty Shop. SAVINGS' LIPSTICK C. Continues With More Specials I' Ca sh, hlllctlll't' il wllh other banks, and rastJ it~ms in proces.' of coUection atop by •nd- BIG JULY BISHOP I Flair by FRIGIDAIRE with IUIWJ features! She would llkt to Invite •II htr frltnclw to w. HAZEL 1 0• SYRACUSE, .. MARIE'S STYLE POST .... ZUSP AN Hottest Buys In Town ! I 1 ROUT& 124 MATERIALS CO. =· L& Z SHOP ! Marie's Style Post $4.60 HOGG THE OPENING OP • • • • I' '[;ee ANNOUNCES Sm£ POST HIGII.YDURABLE Three bonds were ordered for· felted Tuesday night i" Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar's Court. They had been given by Estle Adams, ol Huntington, $25 for failing to have hi• vehicle un. der control, and Jam., Wiggene and Ron Safford, both ol Pt. Pleasant, $15 each for drink· ing !rom an open flask in public. . cently. Mrs. Gertrude Wamer ... EmUy called oa 111r1. JfMit II'Nderlct aad lllrl. Q, It Baboock rect!lltly. : -Mn. lflltle MARIE LEADINGHAM MARIE'S I Bonds Forfeited In Mayor's Court Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Babcoclr. Jack Kelley spent several days recently in Bucyrua where he will teach thla winter. Larry Lee of Eagle Bldge Road visited Jack Frederick re- --- I back to the nation, McNamara said the closed bases become ·'valuable resources." The D ~ rense secre1ary said lo<.:al communities were convert· ing the base~ for use as indus· trial, residential and recrea· ::; !ional l'acilities. Some closed air Oases are now being used as Society Notes Mrs . Eva Bailey of Basban visited Mrs. Hattie Frederick recenlly. Mr. and Mrs. Dorcel Babcock and family of Otsego spent a few days with his grandparents, I • ---- Oak Hill that it would be held on the church fawn on July 16th beginning at 6:311 p. m. and food "':::"":':-~~~":""--""'""'-------- would be sold beginning at 5 lly Mrs far."oq ~Jan••, •r a sock lun h d d . k d p. m. Mrs. Glenn Smith, rum· c an rm s an mage sale chairman, announc· Tommy Spencer broke · his The Rhododendron Home De- =:~~:asM~~~ti:y Oh~~ ed thai they would hold the arm when he fell off e pony. monstratlon Club met for their ger and Mrs. Burrell Dawson, rummage sale at the same time He was taken to Veterans MemJuly meeting at the Club Houae assisted by Mrs. Howard Wag· !as the auction. orial hospital. with Mrs.nEber Roush and Mrs. enhals It was announced that the Mr. and Mrs. James Singer T. Bert Roush as hostesses. Tho~e attending were Mrs . men ?'.the church had sanded 1 and family of Darborn, Mlcb. The meeting was opened with Ray Pickens Sr Mrs H L· and fmiShed the floors and pltldge to the fl•• followed by Dyer Mr 'F ed., 881• M. • painted lhe interior of tbe · spent the weekend with Mr. · "" ' '· r ey, rs. church and Mrs. Waid Spencer on a devotmnal period fed by Mrs. 1Ottie Roush, Mrs. Herman · · their way home from a vacaT. Bert Roush using Friend· 'Layne, Mrs. L. C. Roush, Mrs. LUTHERAN CIRCLES tion through the South. ship as the theme. Howard Wagenhals, Mrs. Mar· The Esther, Rebecca, and i 1 Mrs. Francis Coleman and The lesson "Ireland, the Em· ttn Ohlinger. .Ruth Circles of the Lutheran ! WALLACE SMITH children of Fostoria are spendraid IJ!e" was led by Mrs BRIDGE CLUB Women met this past l NEW COUNCILMAN -Wai- ing a couple of weeks w!lll her Charles Machir. In connectio~ The Wednesday . . . for their regular monthly lace Smilb, Jr., a reafdenl ol Mr. and Mrs. C. A. with the lesson Mrs. Machfr Br1dge Club met this week ~eetmgs. Me'!'hers of the Ruth! IM Old& Bl., Pt. Pleal8ttl, parents. displayed many items 1h 81 the ho'!'" of Mr_s. Paul Cally. Circle met wtth the other two 1 and a gradllale of Gllla &cad- Babcock. Mrs. Emily Congrove and came from Ireland. .The pnze for high score was . The to~~c was "Change ! emy Hfl• Bd!ool, II now serv. friend, Clyde Sees of Columbus . . 1won . by Mrs. Herman La) ne. a Challenge. · IDg 81 seco•d ward counellDurmg the busmess meeting 1Playtng were Mrs. N. 0. · The Esther Circle met on mu 111 tile West Vlrgiala city s~t the holiday weekend with and brother. plans were made for a picnic Mrs. George Lerner, eveniug at the Parish He adualed from GaW~ her mother Mrs. Gertrude Warner dinner to be held in the New Layne and Mrs. Scally. with Mrs. Johnny Roush [ Acada:;.y In 1935 aDd reHaven Garden Club Park for 11 DEATH as hostess. The program was I ceived bls bacbel~r of science Wilbur. the August meeting. Word has been received presented by Mrs. Jack Hesson 11delfee from WUherforce UoiThose In attendance .were Mrs. Ithe death of Osburn Wears on and others attending were. Mrs. versfly ID 1939. He punued Charles Jewell M Rob I ISaturday. June 12, at hiS home Herman Layne, Mrs. Wilham I lf&duate studies at ~rge Hoffman, Mrs.' Jo~:· Reitmi~~ 1m S•cramento, C~lif. He Is PoiVell, Mrs. Otto Grimm, Mrs. I WDHam Coller• In Chlaego. Mrs E T Roush Mr Jom,; 1the son of Mrs. Mtnerva Wears Harold Rose, Mrs. Wilham Rus- 1 Smllb "''" 18 oulltandiDg aiJI.. Sca~berry .Mrs daren s. Th Iof Henderson, W. Va. Also surand Mrs. J. V. McGrew. ' Jete at GaWa Acadelll,!' mas Mrs' Charie y kce M .. . !VIVIng are three brothers, The Rebecca Circle met on I • • · . s on er • >s. 1mer of New Haven, Russell afternoon at the 1 Charles Machtr, Mrs. Eber;Melvin ol Henderson and · House with Mrs Dav'td l SAIIAGAT IN OSLO R oush and Mrs T Bert Ro h ' · · · ANNOUNCE ·ARRIV A~s · 'ststers, Mal'le Lepart and Eve- •Roush as OO.tess. The pro- OSLO, Norway (UPI)-Italilln A daughter arrived at th lyn Womer of Henderson. I was presented by Mrs. ' President Giuseppe Saragat arhome of Rev and M J e WSCS MEETING ' Welch. Others attending rived in Oslo Tuesday on bls T. Welch in New !Ia~!~ a: , The WSCS of the Methodist were Mrs. Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. first sLate visit to lbe foreign I July 2 1965 and ha bee IChurch held tis monthly meetBums, Mrs. Carroll Ad· country since be look office last named' Rene~ J sSh n 1108 on Tuesday at the Jr., and Mrs. Donald Bum- year . eanne. e was ' with Mrs. Arthur Thabet --·- - - - - - - horn Apfll 23 1965 and weigh lh t . . • ed 6 pounds,' 12 o~nces Th~ os ess. !Jevohons_ were Those returmng home afte~ ; Racine R. D. spent Sunday eve· Welch's have one othe; child IbyN Mrs. glenn Smith. Tendmg the past week at the Ding with Mr. and Mrs. Carl ftU.DY MJXID ' '"'1 o >cers of the organ!- umor Camp for the E.U.B. Van Meter. 8 son Thomas ' · ,zallon are President Mrs Ro- Church held at EV··UD·Bri!th l Maternal grandparenls are Ibert Herndon. secr~tar .Mrs Acres at Buckhann Ariliur Orr or Chester visit.Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zimmer- Frank Thompson· rr!'~sure · va. are Kandf Sa on, ed his daughter and cbidren re.MIWUIIli.__SjNclctf l'wfte man of ~1~~~~h, Pa. Mrs. Marlon Dingey; Mr~: Rickard, Debra Hk~~rd, cently. CLUB Marcus Trough and Mrs. Frank ela Weaver, Debbie Abolin Mr. and Mrs: _Buren Duncan Members of the New Haven Bailey' telephone committee. Smith Ch I W , of Columbus VISited tt>e Doug. Garden Club met at the State Secretaries of different commit: Roush, Be~e~:'" :;ver, las _Circle family on Saturday. r Nursery on Thursday for tees are Mrs. Jobn Ferguson Charles Wood Job: app, Vtsttmg Mary Circle over the etr regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Ray \Vriston d M ' ' . holiday were Mr. and Mrs. Don. The group was taken on a tour Robert Pet Com an ~~Weaver, Ralphte aid Pierce of Athens Mr and & of the office building, which is men appoi~ arem~~ollows· Sa~~·· :~ 'i:ndy ~·~k. C Mrs. Melvin Circle ~ sP,.ingr'n~led rrim dtfferent kinds of Mrs. Mark Wark - flowers: hart. and fa;;~· h WIS ap:.i field. Mr. and Mrs. James Cir· tm_ er f m native West Vir· Mrs. Glenn Smith _ J . : h Y. av~ mov cle of New Haven and Laura l>ma trees, and they also lour- Mrs. Hazen Roush - Ba~t~' e~ fr~m 1:•he>m, Calif. Circle of Dorcas. SP. 3·5554 ed the grounds and planting ar- Crocker eo . r: aro . Batey of Steu- Iris McKay spent night lth eas. At noon the group enjoyed Thabet _ Mrs. Arthur benvilfe, ?h•o, is reported to Suste Wipple. a w MASON e caps. be >mprovmg after having been critically ill. Mr. Bethel R. Vance ha• returned home after being a pa. tient at St. Joseph Hospital Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Howard and son, Michael, are vacatlolting in Myrtle Beach. S. C, thil week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Syare and sons, Ralphie and my, and Sandy Ferguson are vacationing at Myrtle Beach, s. 4' . . GIFTS MEIGS THEATRE • I YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 71 MILL ST. 122 N. MIDDLEPO~T, ·: SECOND 0. 'REI I'ARICI!IfG IN HAl ', . ~ ,l , . �\ Seven Tickets To Excursion Are Available IIG TBEfT JIIIPORTED ur ! SWIFT' I G Karla Ileal. Kingsbury Viailin& from New Lexlni\On w1th Mr. and Mrs. Homer G1KICIwin and daughter were Mr and Mra. Jack Barnhart and laml• jy. . - - - - - - - - - Mro. Virgil Kin&, Geneva an~ . David, Mn. Wayne Seal and r.tr . and Mn. Richard Hell· IKarla ware In Caldwell Satur· Autborities said the thell was NEW HAVEN - The annual man, Mr. and Mrs. William day at the Bible Camp. Rereport•d by Andrew C. Falre, who identlfle<f himself 11 • HOLLYWOOI> IUPII - Two of the television ratin& system baseball exrurMinn aponsored KilliJ, Mn. Sylvia Mldk;f~ and \turning from a week at Bible guys are sitting at a bar. One -- It oeems to make the same by the New Haven Jr. OUAM daughter, Mary ~re Ho;~~ \ c~mp with Mn. Beal ami Mrs. ·- --------- - - ut them says. "!Jo you think kind ol sense. And llonday ' Lodge Is thil Sunday. July 18. JUellS of Mr. and n . alii lis , Kmg_ were Connie and Charles th t Rex Harrllitln is his real night's one-hour "CBS Reports" Seven llcketo remain to be sold Gilkey ond family of G po 1Hotfleld, Linda ami Sandra Beat na':ne·!" The other o~e replies, program about vtdeo ratmgs for the trip recently. and Judy, Gracie and Mary "do I tlunk that Rex Harnson only bolilered this vtew ot a Cost of the excursion to see Mra Owen Smith lo In Rav- ' L_o_•_K_t.;ng:.====-_;_ FINISHING s whose real name'' " •plendiferous fantasy ol a sya· the Redle • pia the Ptltsburgh lenswood, W. Va coring for i 1 Our best quolily 1 don t know why exactly but tem---<>ne that embroces to Pirates 1 ~ a Joubl••~r"d''' is I her IDO!her, Mro. Ankrun Hrvice lhl• story always remmds me death sachems, poets and peas· ;111 That price Includes a tick· who ts ill at her home there. 1 OC onts alike at the three networka et IAl the game• transporlauon Mr. and Mrs. John Devere I DAY SERVICE ' that compnse the moot mastve chartered bus and sand and family of Charleotn~ and ON REQUEST member ol the stall of the Air communicatiOni force in the Yla .. d Mrs J Norllngton of Calllomta OCJety 0 ,. ·e llese·~r ·h u "U 1-lan . wtches and soft drmks serve . It M H8zel l 1 ··on .. c our~ .. ' JS hl~lory of the human race. · N 1 were here to VIS rs lnSOn 5 com Fteld. ~edtord, M•ss lie on the bus dunng the tnp 0 Arnold and family. -- - - - - - - - ' satd the paper! In the case con· Dultfully and lnclustvely "CBS" mtoxJt:atmg beverages ate al·1 Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Grueser Clunera Pomeroy I cernod s_P.~~esearch. Reports" paraded the vtews of lowed. Colum~~ 1Mrs. Eugene Smith and family and daughters of '---------.L~RESE'RVE DISTRICT NO 4 the great and the glonous ltl The bus will leave from In were Mr. and Mrs. William Rled spent the Fourth of Ju~ w d . t~;~levunon, government, advertJs- front of Miller's Super Market and daughter. end with hls parent&, . an State No 223X mg, the stattsttcal game- and 10 New Haven at 7 a.m. tDST) Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kl1111 and IMrs Lewis Grueser. 1 k REPORT OF t'ONDI'I'ION or the watcher at home found on Sunday and will return that family or Columbus vtstted a Mr. and Mro. Harold Back htmsell immersed 10 the llood even in ~ the lame place. recent weekend with hJS parents Iston _and family spent tha wee Sav ngs ompany of tumbling ftgures slaiJSttcal Cars ~ay be parked at Mil· Mr and Mrs William King and end tn Columbus wtth Mr. ::::d Farmers an of ~omoroY. Qhlo and the techmcs. and then sud- ler's otore with her mother, Mrs Georgia Mrs. F. E. Shaefer. BoJnedy · d 1 t1 ld h· · d f 1 land Bruce Blackston rema at tile clgll of bu 11 inea• Junr 30. 19ti5, a stale Uankmg mstJlU· en Y some ung wou appen '!'he excuralon has lQDI been ,Thoma an amt Y· k' v.1 91't 'tb the u011 ora•nlzed and opentlnl unde1 the b<tn~inK laws ot th1~ that rt-vealed the massive black a favorJte trip for fathers and l Mr. and Mrs. Branch Mlller jfor 8 wee s Wl S!atf' .v.nd 1 member of the Federal Reserve System Published ('Omedy · . b I! land family of Belpre George Shaeffers. Honking Authorltleo · sons to a maJor 1eague " M' h· 1 M 01 'Michael Mr. and Mrs Waller Hawks 10 a<rordlnco wtlh 1 roll mldo by tho State _ '"d by the l'edml Reoervo Honk of tht> lltstl'lrt. Somebody once In a while game because of the fact that , tc ae' r. _edtverlh M El': and lltane and friend Ml" LoA S S E 1' S , ' no drinking lo allowed land Davtd vtstl wt r. t F' I c.. h. balonco• with other bank•. •nd cash between the statements about · jah Mtchael recently. rella Mowen, of La ayette, v sitem• in proce" or collecllun ....... .... .S 714.899 6!\ the necesstly of ratmgs for adWeekend guests of Mr. and !ted several days with Mr. t!tuted stat•• Government obll&ottono, • vertisers to measure their marM . John l>ean and sons were and Mf!. Hugh Bearho and son, dlfect and eusronte•d - -- · I, 071621 • • 2 . k 15 d lh l'k 1 rs. R ld 1 ObliMationli ol S11le1 and polifil'lll !1iUbdivisions 351 ,672.~3 · e an er e v ews~ Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Smalley ona · ('orporst• •locks I including ,9,000.00 •tuck or would offhandedly talk aboot Jr., Dale, Susie ami Judy of Mrs. Gene Miley and family Forloral Reoervo Bonk) ... ,9,000.00 getting better programs, and 'Vetrton W Va Mr and Mro.\ of Baton Rouge, La., returned Loaus and di..,ount• Clncludln~ $23U3 ovenlraflsJ 3. 6~6.041 04 suddenly you would think. "oh S R' b l ·R~ .,d f~mily of' home after a two weeks visit 1 an 0 er B111nk prrmisttll ownt>d $1~ft92.87, fmn1tme ' I hh t M d Ms and fixt~r•• $27,619.i3 . . .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 43,312.00 yes. yes, I almost forgot about !Pataskala, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- wit er parens, r. an r· Ulh•r .,,.,, . . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .... ts S3~JIH tho~e-:---t.~~t's what it's all about, lneth Markin• ol Racine, Mr. .A.;.;mi0io''"-Le'"o'"na'"r'".d'".................,. 1 TOTAl. ASSETS .. , .... ... ... ..... $5,8~9,879.70 tsnt II . No. and Mrs. Wilham Rled and Kar· 1 Weli, I won't bore you here Ia uf Abilene. 'fex, and Mr. L I A B I I. I T I E S today by repealing all the well- Sixty • eight persons attend-land Mro. Waller Terrell and Dt>rnand dppnsits or indivldll~ls. p<trtnf'f· ' •,family of Pataskala I ships_ ond .-orporations .. . _... _. St .5!14,480.30 known arguments about ratings ed the annual Blake reumon Um ln!l• IGf 'J'mu~ and savings deposit s of ind ividt~als . that were brought together Mon- at Forked Run Stale Park July 1 VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. John- , partnet·shlps, ond corporations · · · · · · · · · · 8,2 47.978 07 day night by "CBS Reporls" be- ,5 when a picnic lunch wa• en· nie Morris over the weekend Your Dependable ""'""'i u or Unll•d Slates Gov.rnm•nt ., _ cause they were not new . and I I JO"ed and a business meetin_ g were Mr. and Mrs. Clifton MorDealer for 2r 697 68 (includintc poslal savin~s) . . J ff Dtpt•l!il.' of States wnd pnlltu·al subd!VJ!<ilnn~ 46A ,262 HI . am certain you know them all, , was held with election of O I· rts and family, Mr. and Mrs. Oth1·r depositl' (ct'rtifit>rl and 1 becHuse the basic newsp<Jper l'f'rs. They are Ervin Blake ti Carl Cone and Mr . and Mrs. 14 -01983 audience is more inlelligenl pre>idenl: R•y .~dams , treasur- IMelvln Morrl8 all of Columbus. AND offirero' cherks, etc.~ ·· · · ······ · ···· 1 TOTAl. DF.POSITS .... , .. ". $5,315 43804 , tilan the basic television audl· er; Lavonne Biake. secreIary. , Visiting wttb Mr. and Mfl. , 181 Total """""d d•pusil• .. .... . !2Jl04.959.97 ence. and 1 don't need any Mr. The 1966 reunion will be held IWllllam King recently wore : ibl Total limo depo•ilo .. . .. . $3,310,478.07 Nielsen to h!ll me that, and I at the same pl•ce on July 4th, Mary Greenler and Jimmie i Phono WY ·2-2550 ~_ i wouldn't care what he said anyAllending from a distance Cummins of Reynoldsburg and 18 20 • way. Other liabili t it's · .... · " .. · · · .. · .. .. - 127 were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Me- ,_.....,-..,.-.. .. .. ..;.iiiiiiiii;;;i;;iiiiiiiiii 8()1'0N t1JPI1 --MI attache .,. reporl«t !AI conll D ~Gien­ Uiic papers worth 160.11011 wa• 1toltft Tut~y rom 1 parked In lhl KlllbUI")' nction, orc~r41nl to police. ' \ Swift's Premium _ 1 • Ro b• 1 - - - - - - - -- S• N l es I B k& Th• II I 50 EXTRA '1 I ~~~~~~. ~!~~ Now tltru Sal., JulJ II ! A~Ty EVANS I EVANS l........... ....................................... .............................J ..................................... I r·~~i·~:;i;;;··· AT ANY SO EXTRA SIN STAMPS With your purcha11 of: l AA~y EVANS As for the program itself, In all fairness It should be said CAPITAL ACCOliNTS that II wa! a rare undertaking C1pltal: (I) Common 1tock, tot11l par vatut' Sl25,000.0t! .. .. . .. .. $ \~5~~~~ ' for even a public affairs series Surplus . ..... .. .. . .. . ................. . 97 ,258.46 - even the best-and although Undivided profits ... , , ....... , , .. , .... , .. , . , . . . II tended to suggest a alight TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPIT.AL Al't'OliNTS .. ... , . .......... . $5,8311,879.70 . whitewash, and it w.. broadcast m July twhen the rating M ~: M 0 R A N D A I i• certain to be lower!, tt did A11~ett pl~dged or a:;signed to serure liabilities and tor other purpusr11 .. $ 391:1,000.00 ! present a reasonably clear ptet'ltel&ed aSi'iets and securilie11 Joant>d : cliil Aiiset~ pledged to qualify for uerdse \ ture ol whal the system is about. of fiduciary or corporatf' powers, 1nd for purposes other lhan to secure liabilities . S 398.000.00 an Where the program failed ex398.00000 pecledly, however, was in ils Lnan ~ a.!i 11hown above ue after deduction lark of dealing inetl!lively wiUJ of reserve• of · · · $ 31 ,348.81 th h 1. Paul E. Kloos. AsKJStant ~BJhier. of the above-named e ear t 0 f the ma 11er, WI'tl1 bank do h~>reby declare that thia report of tondition is true 1nd this queslion: Was it ever origcorrt>d to the beat of my knowlt>dge 1nd beliff. inally and basically intended , PAUL E. KLOES under the law, fur a public We. lhe underllh::nt>d dirt'("(ors atte!lt the corrertnesf: of thl!! report of condition and detlare that it hu been examined by property tin this case the airus and to the best of our knowlt>dge and belief il true and waves) to h1:1ve its shape, form correct. I and content decided by s!atis(' WAYNE SWISHER tics that are primarily for the fRt:D W. CROW- Direct"" use of private interests tin this HAROLD E. SMITH case advertisers, nelworks and 'lNTY OF 'IEIGS . staiom)? In ahort, the argu· 0 r 0 Hill. c Oc 8'l'ATF. • ss. ' t ~~ 1 th 1 Sworu to and subst•ribM before mtt this 9th day of July, I men cen er~ as usua on e JPH!I ludicrous point of !he accuracy MARY P. YOUNG, Notary Publto I of a system that has no busi· MY Commllllion Exptroo JUit• 30, 11169 ness being dominant- and ------- -- - - - tv! TOTAL . . .. $ ...................................;. Dress Pumps Neutr~l, Bone, Blue Sale Reg. 11 .99 Salt, 7.88 • 9e88 OTHER STYLES ALL Regular 1].99 _ 14.99 SALES 7e88 . FINAL • lele, TO 9.88 .... 12.99 '' 7.11 Neutral ·' I Mn. Alfred Cashdollar lo e surgical patient •I the CamI den-Clark Hospital, Parkers·, 1 burg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Robert l>unlee' and sons, Lillie Hockln11. vioi~ : ed with Lee Wallace and Mr. and Mrl. James Ruth and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Hetzer Ill, Parkersburg, W. Va. ore announcing the birth of a son, Mr. and Mro. John Hetzer II are the grarnlparenl8. i Mrs. Marleen• Rockhold hao returned home, after being a patient at the Camden · Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mn. Marvin }llerks, 1Long Bottom, apent Sunday wllh Mra. Besa Larklna. Mr. ami Mn. Bill Meredith and Roger, Beverly, -rl•lled rei· atlvea here SUnday. Mr. and Mn. Melvin Smith and daughter, Pomeroy were recent guests ol Mr. and Mrl. Dolt Smltb and family. 'I i' I 1 OPEN AU DAY Chapman· Canaday In thl Middle llock Nlllf II Elberfllcll I 0111 WHTN·TV - CHANNEL 13 AHD HlECT THE WINNING I r I l.Nolooo~•ooMIIMiooo-•••.,~~IINo! r·;~:··;:::-~:; . ;:"1 A~Y 11,• PRIZES EVERY WEEK EVANS L••,.oou•••••••••n•••••·u•••••••••••• ........ ~············· Thl• Coupon GHd Por 10-lb. bog KINGSFORD ___ SO EXTRA SIN STAMPS Wltb your ou ..hooo ofl 12-<t. box i I PIES ChMOiate - lanana Now tltnl Sot., JulJ If A~Y EVANS ~---------·----- 399 95 1'MIUCHANAN MHtiiiMYU Colo• TV In tntured IEbany calor metal . .b. c....... ,,,.,. 1 ,IMt. AtiO IWIIilbll In tt.. UJid L M1roon color m1111 Clblnfl. 1 Comptoto RoO-Aloout lnMmblo. Easy Terms ~ HANDCRAPTED COLOR TV CHAIIII li,; . i ,. ~( ' -~ · · ·. t,.1 . · ~ f. No Printed Clrcultll No Pro- duction lhortcuto! 100" tlandwlud chtnla conntc· tton1 tor creattr dtp•nd· ability. Mtlelohllolo hOI up to 200 tlmOIIrtlltr hHt oonduclion print~ obi~Iy thon phonotlc uaod In llrsuit bolrdl-mllnalonJtr TV life. 11//J lEIITH QUALITY FEATURES • :Z:tnltfllun•hlnt' COlor Picture Tube • bol...w.l Zon~h Iuper Gold YldH Guard Tunlnalrattn~ • bolutl..l ZonMh l'lt.ntld totor Otmldulotor ClroullrJ • Allvonold ZanRh AutDtnltlc COlor Ltvtl Circuit')' • Now ZanRh Color Ltvol Control lit • 25,000 VOlts of Pk:turo f'owor o "Ciptcllji-PIUI" Qullllr Compontnll INGELS FURNITURE SO EXTRA SIH STAMPS With yeur IIUrthaN ef1 Atft 14) Cant or Joro • & • LABEL FOODS (1-ol, tiM not Included) N01f .... loti,. Jtlr , AT ANY EVANS NEW GAME IVERY WEEK Pill( UP WEEK NO. 10 CARD NOW o.., '1 19-os. boxee HONEY DEW 2-1~. ~.. KRAFT IIIMNit F181ARS VELVEETA llow 1111'11 lot., Jtlr If ___ ____ .......-............_____ A~Y , 8 EVANS ... , 4-oll, btl. SO EXTRA IIH STAMPS ~ Got, ctn, 32-oz. btl. W.llooloy formo ICE OREAl ............ .. 1!>1 Qt. C-le J Qt. Utlfitr Dith :;:, EVANI Title •••,.. ....... 50 EXTRA SO EXTRA Sill STAMPS IIIITAMPI Adorn '1 Breck R~t- IAVI JBe • • • Hal'll T• Hold Liquid Sham!~" Crea111 Rinaa 59c 4 JOI CoAt 25c '1 rollo c••• 1 2 1 TIAD£1 VIC'S ••citing with Knot. c..., NW Barlau 1 F Bull I .. Plastic Planten ggc -........____, 10-INCH IRASS STAND IE ,......,..l,lw... ~ra11 finished trlp0111 MOTS 99c 51 a Jumbo Nils IANDWICN COOKIES 10-n. Plcts. Cons $1 Strai1ed Baby Food ScotTowels 3 3 .... 25c Bonnie Toilet Tissue 12 '1 katie Evans Salad Dressing 39c Mi $1 MARGARINE Ma Browa's Strawberry Pre.3 BlriJ11 Gau•os 3 303 CUPP'S Fruit Cocktail '"""- aSIHSH-ICAilOII-- ,,.,.f... CUT GREEN BEANS SHELLIE BEANS $1 50 Sin SA VI DOLE Low Calorie • • - VIC'I...,. "Any" J-Ib. k1, awtfl'o lllcttl IMnth- Stokely's •-111. ctna. Ot. lor 12-oz, Jars 39c VACUUM SEALED ~ WMh your ourcha10 of1 ""' ......,.. ,.., " , :,:, EYUI . TaH Cane HAIR SPRAy IAKEWARE x... t1tn sot., 1-a • Pineapple Grapefruit CUCUMBERS 2 "'' 19c Fire "'•• aa.. AH flav.,. btlt. FRU KOOP-A-DOO ATTACHID •ith f•at••otlo .. Ullle Bo P11p AMMOIIA With your 1111rdtooo "" 14-o•- ---~-- Htoltft 1- l"uty -;.......;;..;;.,.....__.._ SUGARINE CHEESE SPREAD ~, Stokely's Kidney Beans~~;' 6 ~~t 99c Van Camp's Pork &Beans 6~:"~ 99c Van Camp's Vienna Sausage 5~::.:· 99c Stokely's Catsup 5 99c Stokely'S p·1ng 3~.:: 99c Stokely's Blended Juice 3~.::· 99c Stokely's Pineapple Chunks 3~:-"~ 99c CRISP SLICING MELONS ~"h 49c \... MILK With- 1uroloooo ... IGet tinlry blank1 ot your hana Store lor Stokely Bic color contest 1 GRAPES EVAPORATED . •• · .!low - lot., ltlr If Volume of the Pacific POMIROY'I QUALITY IHOI ITOill Ocean is 170 lllillion cubic Opel\ Fri. & S1t. Nights miles, ICC11TdinJ to lilt iiJCJ·/l_____________________________ .__.. .._._______________________________________~~H~~CL _.~~~..........~~-~~------~~ THURSDAY RED OR WHIT& JERZEE SO EXTRA SIN STAMPS Tt.lo CouH• 1oot1 Por f2, or Moro In ,,..h 3 Thlo Coupon Good Por . . . .-·-·---..1 r--··--··-.. --.. 1---··-··--·---·---With your , ...hoM oft AGREEN BEANS r·-----··-................ IRiMNiR 89( 5 llbs.l9c LBS BASKET FRESH TENDER CAKE Mil EVANS ::r EVANS ,........................ _ __.................._! 1•.- .......=~·-··--.............. Thl1 Coupon Good For ""-lo . Poaolo Doublo - Now lbru lot., IW, If ::r TOMATOES PILLSBURY FOIL How lin lol.. Jalr If Pie Filling ~ Alumtnum Houooftofl CHARCOAL HOME GROWN 3~=~: 89c Wit+. your tturchalt of, 25' roll KAIIII Willi '"' '""hooo of1 THANK YOU ll.orry • 4,040,000 .I&H GREEN STAMPS GIVEN AWAY FREE! ................ SO EXTRA S&H STAMPS SIN STAMPS NUMBER lwrr Sat. Nlte At 10:45 P. M. Now lbru Sot., Julr Jf i SO EXTRA Reedsville Society Notes 1 LIMIT I II IOXU lpt. Ttte Four Wheels Of Fortune EVANS PEACHES c GIANT SIZE lOX WATCH JOHN HAMER ::r ' Regular 12.99-14.99 tOe off Now tlln Sol .. Jalr If I lb. Yellow Cling Halves Rinso Blue EVANS 1966 ZENITH Color Television The ChoDII;.g;lm: Theodore · Bike! II scheduled to sing some 1 folk songa Wednesday on NBCTV's ''Today'' show . . . "To· . day" will presenl a five-part dally serieo about "lonely people" in Its broadcasts of nelrt week-A two-part diacussioo about the chan1ea tnd reforJDJ begun by tbe HCOnd Vatican Council airs on CBS • TV'1 i ''Lamp Unto My Feet" tht next : two Sundays. lb. Stokely's Ca11 INGELS ANNOUNCES I lb. 7c Ofl Lobel 1 Cafferty. Zillah, Paul and Tim , Kiruter of Pleasantville, Ohio: 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Samson, Lea Annette. of Zanesville; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ktnser, Jr., Joel, Ashley, of Nework. oh K' f Elizabeth and J n mser o ' New Salem; John Baker of : Athens ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold r f\ Landon, Cheryl and Shirley o , Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs . Ervan Blake, Larry and Rita, of d Springfield: Mr. Harry A ams and Bill of Bellville, W. Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kellis. daug htor, Tonya. Mr. and Mrs · I Orval Blake, Mr. and Mrs . Ga~ ry Green and Timmy, all of Greenfield; Mrs. Robert Mill· er, Crystal, Randy, Robin. Rox~ anne and Bobby, Glenford ; Mrs. Forrest Adams of Belpre; Mr. and Mra. Mike Kerwin, Ca· rey Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Law· renee Swain. Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bl a ke, J r .~ Sh el·1 a, Rickf ~. Ran• dy, Jewel. Angel and Lelia all of Reedsville. ~ - -- - - - - wouldn't be if the government went to work seriously. lb. 2t/z BREAD A~Y .........., .... ,,_u·oNo...ouo•••• '1 11 '111 89c 99c 89c lb. Evant Now thru lot., Julr If 1 ~5,442,621.24 Rolled • Tied 1 1 01 Whlto I How tlln lat., July II HEATING llat;. lb. (OOYII (4) 16-ol, l Shorten Inc I eu.... • With your purchate of: Ft.UfPO plUM 8 IN G Every Ounce II S&H STAMPS l·lb. can lc oH lobo! In Fresh, Lean, Thl• Coupen Good Por I I.JABILITIF.S LIQUID 39c T-Bone or Club SteaL:~"· -~~- PorterhOUSe Steak .~ .. 49c .t·~;;;"f- Sirloin Tip Roast or Steak' ~EEF Minute Steaks Rump Roast ,.d ~·b._4_9c=--, Ground Round Steak lb. s;:;wift',;-;:Broo~k'i•ld;-:-_;.:Am••;::-;c•• Sliced Cheese IVANS 1CHIFFON APPLE SAUCE lb. lnopectod HENS :.~· i.·~:;, ~ottlo 12-01. u. s. Cov't, Flavor Crown With your purch•• .,, 41-d. btl ANT H0 NY pI b' H Ing 1 Swift'o Premium _ . SIH STAMPS S&H STAMPS With '''" purcha.. of• State Park TOTAL ' Stokely's Cuta ~·~··;~:~··;::::·;~·-:··· Blake Reuni.Oll J Held at ° u. s. Qov•t. lnapected ' Wltele C I "With $5.00 Purchase" Ste· R k spnngs ' I I \ -' ROUND SHIRT I 3-lbo Con News Notes ~ATO ...... • IOUIII WAVQ Mch Corn To, VEGETABLES in butrer ••uce 3 ~~•.. '1 3 ~k,a. s1 BIRDS EYE VACUUM SEALED 10-oz. BROCCOLI SPEARS in butter sauce BIRDS EYE VACUUM SEALED 10-oz. FORDHOOK LIMAS in butter sauce "Mix or BIRDS EYE ONIONS in creom sauce 9-oz. BIRDS EYE MIXED VEG. in onion sauce 8-oz. Match" HEARTH BREAD 16-0l. EYE ONION RINCS 7-oz. BIRDS EYE AWAKE Frozen Concentrate BIRDS LOAF For Imitation Orange luic 1 9-oz. 25c •atie Evant ·-· '1 BIRDS EYE FRENCH FRIES Pkgo. \ .. • IIIDS or French POTATO ROW l-Ib. S1 Pkg1. I lYE TINY TATERS ' ........ ' ' . _,., ,I • • · • • '•·• ....... . ~. ~·· • ! . ; �I \1 ,. ! • Classified Ads Your Modrrn Communilv Bulletin Board ® I WANT AD Fo S11e r - ---c:::-: For Rtnt INFORMA noN ,_....... • .:.:... ~=--"":T"'"' ";'.':;.~~ 12-Dally lu1lnta Strvlctl Sentin,el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July u,, .1985 - 2 SIGNS ll1d 4 ROOM lumiAlle.. apart. USED bathtub, 10011 eoncllllon, 'ments. Rowley" Reed ftard. ~:a~ ~hone WY 7~ BULLDOZER WORK wanted. nre. 6 11 lk .a . Farm pollds, grading. Froe 01' ~2110~~~~;~$1~ ~i :,:;t~!ie~t!e ~~r~~:. TRAn.ER LOTS - fret • .,. A' 'TY . Pomeroy Motor Co · •_ Carpenter Social News man, Columbul, IIIII Clark, Harrlaonvllle. "f • ENCLOSED IS 00t CHECK FOR f75.00 ~ Lai!J Waller Jordan IPUI Saturday n!ibt with hll ::-i~alf and sister, Mr. len- Ro ne:r_er.:~~•.A~S,:d ~~~• age ll1d water Brown'• l'rall SH ~ $_ Funeral services were held and aon, Steve, Columbus, call· 7 8 lie 7 12 lUte er Park ISialt Approved) --1960 Dodge V8, 2-Door now n 5 at the Bigony Funeral Home In ed at the home of her parents, oouul.at'lu•• MIDenvUle, Oblo, Pbont W'l CABBAGE, potatoes. cucwn- WATER HAULING da or Automatic trans., r,ower oteerlnl, clean Interior, black tin· Albany for Mra. Myrtle Dalley Mr. and Mrs. WIIUam (_'ulwell .''!:,,, "':,~"·~,"':,-,.:":...':!.: W324 1 11 tic bers and tomatoes. Clarence night, 1100 ga tank YReason ish, new tires, rad o and boater W<MA!yard, 89, who passed .a• OD Sunday and their 100, Ricky ::·;.;~::;:""',~m~~~'i. ~" "~ . Portland, Ohio VI able rates. Will haUl any· 1961 Buick LtS.brt 4 Door $1395 way In Albany. Mra. Wood· who bad been visiting his grond ,.... .., ""' ... ..,,...,... ... FOR SALE . 6 29 Uc where, Dale Lee, Racine, Local! owned and a real sharp car. Automatic trans. New yard ha? .speut h':" entire parents the past weet, return· . . . . . .e ,., ,......,. '"''"""' Ohio. Phone WI 11·3172 Days tires Radio, Heater. spotle" clean Interior. Tan and life in this v•c•.nity, bavm~ mov· ed home with them. ... ::!"'•• ....,. SIGNATURE, multi • speed, 4 DON'T PUMP Y"" slugglalt aep. or Wl &-3043 Ni8hts. beige finish. eel to a nursmg home m AI· Miss Anna Parker. Cleveland • ';:::,~....:· ,,:.: ;,··~;:-.:-cycle automatic washer $511. tic tani. Get Klean-Em-AII 9 9 6tc 1960 Buick LeS.bre 2 Dr. $1195 bany from their home near who has been spending a few • ,,.... ,.. ••rd "'' .,,.. '"'~ Frigidaire electric range, $50 septic tank cleaner. Lando Low mileage by local owner, spotleso elean Interior, tires here only when they were dsya vacation with her oruth· ;:"',:0..~~~... """ .., ..,., Leonard refrigerator, $35. mark !'am BureaUACCORDIONS, new and used. show little wear. Brown flnlsn, a real oleo car unable to care lor themsalves. er, Robert Parker and lamily, 10 .., ''" .,,... "''" Desk and chair, $10·, Metal 2 II tic Expert repairing, tunln&. 1.. She is survived by her bus- Middleport visited ' with her c:.un o~o r"""'"~ " ulu-t'll""'.,.. I I' I &.1 t b d Car two sons Law • - "" .,. "' ""' cabinet, 110; kitchen table, MOBILE Home. 1957 SkyUner eona. Also large se ec •on POJ't'Hllrnu """ nr 0. an • Y, ' • grandparents, Mr. ana Mrs. ....,. ·~';!',. ,. .:"'i,',';l,;.o;: -N ' ' $3. Ralph Jarun, upstairs 48 I 8 2 bedJoom, good condl· new and usad pianos, organa renee and Arthur, both of Co- Ney Carpenter. She was act",. •,.:., '::! apartment, next to Rutland lion. Mr. Reed, Reedsville, and guitars. George Riddle, OPEN EVES. 9:00P.M. lumbus, six grandchildren and companied by her nephews. Ne,.., au """ Furniture. 1 14 6tp Ohio. Phone S67-tlS3B. 6-26-llotp Accordion and Pianoland. POMEROY. OHIO SIX great grandchildren. Rev. jo and Robbie Parkel. .....,.,.r',. •.~~-:;;~ u:"o 2928 E. 5th Ave., Colwnbua I':====;===~:;:~;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;~· Ray Biddle o!Oclated a! the Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Spurlock, ., •• USED WINDOW sash, 2 or Rul &tete For Sale 19, Ohio. Tel. CL 8- 1193· 1 service and burial waa m the Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers and PHONE WY 2-2156 more vanous sizes. Phone 7 t 30tp Business Opportunititl Alexander cemetery. Mr and Mrs carl Crabtree 14 2 67 7 WY -32 Stc FOR SALE: House, New Hav· Mrs. Elsie Perry and . Mrs. and son, Ru...;ll of Ablany Rt. ;:;;-;:;;"..-.-;:;·;;;;;~...,--. .. - en. At present 2 apts. Inside 1 CAR WASHED and vacuum ••n oa '"" roMI Milford Perry of Radcliff vis· and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jor· Card Of Thanks EARLY AMERICAN STEREO and outside stairs. Could also 1 ed. Wilson 1 s car wash, 550 ~:n~~.::~~!~:!~~~~~ea'. h':U~~· :::• tted wtth Mr. and. Mrs. Mendal dan enl·oyed cookout with =c--;;::o -- 1965 model. [.()vely maple be converted to 6 rooms 2 Page St.. Mlddlef)Urt WY 2· nutt; aM nt.hm fall• ~ellln.lil (H'(I Joraan on Tuesday. M d Mrs 8 ArthUl Crab'1\'E WISH to exdspressd .".~ finish. This set 4 months old. ; baths. Comer 4tb and Main I 3715. Open from 8 a. m to •·~~... , _ '"" •molm••• AND THE LAW Mr. and Mrs. Lawson of Char- trere. aonn Saturd. ay evening. thanks to frien an neiL!I•· j Has four speed changer. 4 St. Good location. Phone WY I 9 p. m. seven days a weeJt a"ute I - 11,111:'1 •nve•rmtm• bors for their kindness, sym- speaker sound system. Radio 2-3267, Middleport. · Ex~~~~':. .,;rn~;~"n ~~~.~"i~!;' •a leston 1 W· Va., have purchased Mr and Mrs Errol Pickett 6 30 lOtp pathy, floral offerings and equipped. This set sold $2497 14 3tc ''"'" '" "'""'" """ '"'"• INJURIES AT seHOUL tne W. W. Ellenwood properly who ~re in Tol~do where he i~ many donations during the iJl. 95 new. Take over payments, :ntfn~ol.n• a~~mt:,:ll: . P~';.~;~'' Children hurt at school are and have moved their fam1Jy ~to enrolled in an eight weeks ness and loss of our beloved of f5 per monlb or pay hal· I not, as a rule, the school's re- lh~r~~::;_e ~~:~tr~~~P~y c~~~~~ school, spent the weekend with hysband and lather, Charles : ance due $118.34. Phone WY 1 HOUSI F?R SALE , Wtnted sponsibility unless at tault for er for the Methodist church, Mrs. Laura Krebs, Mrs.. Ellen Hysell. Special thanks to 2-6555. 7 14 tfc Modern Ranch Style Beautiful , H II d d th It the Rev Thorpe the Ewing _ _ _ _ _ location on top ol omall hdl maintaining defective or dan· had services at Zaleski and Me- o an an 0 er rea 1ves. F neral · Home the p a II SINGER ZIG ZAG Sewing ma- : tacong State lltghwa' O.ra1e on I gerous equipment requl~ed or Artbur on Sunday morning for Mr. and Mrs. Haroln Glllogbu e;s and he chine. You need no cams. All, Rnute 7 wttb sond road to matn , WANTED! permitted to be used, or for lack the regular minister who is on ly and children spent Saturday 1 1 ~~:;:· a~g Su;ft of !be built-in features. Makes but·; highway Four b<dn•nmo. Uvmg I MENI WOMENI of supervision If the equipment vacation. wltb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tonholes, monograms, fancy ; dining, family, kltchon, -•ak tncomToora'•''cl"on',ourllonh would otherwise be mherently Sunday dl'nner """sis of Mr. Lio.coln Ruasell near. Pnmero~' M ·g General Hospi'lal '" o-· · Gall Ipobs • IS W1 0 sons · and • des1gns, sews on buttons, e1c. .· fast play · mold's· uUlit' and A few clear think in~ peoplr dangerous If us ed . . and Mrs. Earl Starke) were Susan Fraz1er, I e, ma, Pay f5 per month or pay shop Threo batns. ce. •mlc tile' Sales & Service will be selected !nom thiS There are, however, mstanc- Mrs. Roy Wiseman, Ravens· spending a few days wilb her daughter balance $82.22. Free home ' ond wall to wall carpel on ' orea to enroll In now. low· es where a school can be neld wood, W. Va., Ml•s Joy w·-~ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 7 14 ltp , lluor< About two-thlrdt of ·1 r't,am pra • "'~ 081 1ram demo · Call WY :1-6555 · na P arn Iuera•. respons1'ble. A teacher should Fern Glllo&ly. Other guests ---------1 boUBe Is paneled In mabogany tFi!J; Almost Every Cal pared by CPA's M 7 14 6tc and walnu~ o\ir conditioned 1 H1 W d tive fees. tSome tax cnnsult· know of dangerollll thillgs going hold the school to blame. at the Gillogly. home were r. eP nte 2"c4:-;;IN:;;C:;;H;--;W;;ic;;ll:ia-= -: m::cso-:-:: n coal fur-) Large patlo and double oarport. j tTransterable Wbeo ants earn U ond more per on in his class and do some- As a rule a child hurt by 80• and Mrs. Elba McKnight of I -· M return). ExeelJent of . nace and Coleman automatic , Oo ot 200' x 3w a, be "'" I You Trade Cars ·round Income keoplnK vear eli thing about lh em. 1n one case other child cannot recover dam· Cohun bus, and Lois Gaston ' NEEDS 4 waitresses over 21 [ gas heater Carl Weese Ph by appointment only : ent's tax records Dl~ntlled the jury decided that a teacher ages from the parents or school Albany. on SUnday afte~noon, to work from 8 p. m. till I WY 2·331!6.. 7 13 '3tc . Call 985-3555 Chester, Ohio I tGuaranteed 24 months life·lone profession! should have known that his unless there was improper su. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly 4 a. m. No experience peceg. _ or 24,000 miles 11 you can study one hour wood craft students. were mak- ,..,;sioo in the use of ~--~·- and Susan FriiZier called a,t sary. Uniforms furnished. Call HOG WATERERS, I automatic tMost Popular Unit dail.l at nome write today d th kn nd ,.... - ...~ M GUI gly s 0 collect - Day 29~. After I tank 50 gallon • aulomaHc 1FOR SALE - House, 4 rooms for free !acts, free aptitude ing an row1ng tves arou . · ous equipment. A slip of a bat, the home 01 rs. feeder, metal farrowing pen, and bath, 1640 Lincoln Hgts, , In the U.S.A. A student hit by such a kmle a badly thrown ball or another alster, Mrs. Otho Gregory, near 8 p. m. call 42B-11302. 10, 1 7 9 6tp gss stove, refrigerator. Ph. alummurn storm windows ! So•th-otorn Acodemy could hold the school to blame. child running yours down Is sel· RadcWI. and doors carpeting &nd 00 Installed The llally 3entine, The school may have to s.UJ>' dom grounds for holding the Guests of Mrs. Ola ('erry and --• prae> WY 2-'468 evenings. 7 I! 3tp drapes, gas' furnace. Can be I• · · oIf·ouooo -·• 1-ground ac tlVI· school to blame. It depends up- Frank over the weekend were HELP Wanted: L'lcen= Ill 668Y erv~se tical nurse for Carm•n Nursfinanced . Pnone WY 2-2293. Name Age . . . . ties as when It allows students on all the facts. Apart from the Mr. and Mrs. William Thorn· ing Home, at Pomeroy, Ohio. HALF·RUNNER BEANS, tom· 7 13 6tp Addrest Phone . . . . to go in private cars to a ~chool school, the child, of course, can as and Mr. and Mrs. Gaylou and 11-26-tlc aloes. Charles Sarson, above TWO HOUSES for sale. One 5affair where attendance " . re· be held responalble for the daughter, Columbus, and Mr. U. s. Civil Sor•••• hotol State Park, Portland, Ohio. room and balb, I acres, Pome•·oy, 0. Notice quired and tr"f:Cft'tation ~~ a harm he does. and Mrs. Harlan PelT';, Beverd "'" womon " ono ,.., ..,.,. .,., Phone VI 3-2484. 7 13 3lc one 5 room, 5 acres. Can be scllool respons y e In one case a 100 • pound ly and Harlan, Jr., Douglas an ..,., ''' '""" boon "'""""~""' PEDIGREED female - Sealbought on land contract Ph. school may have 8 legal duty to eighth grader was hurl at touch Randy and Mr. and Mrs. ~~~~~~:~a~f~ ':;:.n::~ P,'"::!~~::!! point Siamese cat. No papers. WY 2-6021. 7 13 3tc JOIN THE AAA. Be protected Q 1. check the cars and drtvers . football in trying to block a 18~ James' Perry and Jinunie ol :':'"!. ,:0:"':~ '':!,,;::~"!;:'~ $10.00. Call WI 9-3686. on Road-bond and .rip servLunch ttrne aclivltles are pari pound seventh grader. In the Chillicothe. 7 13 300 HOUSE for sale in Racine. Call Ice. Call or contaol: E. M. wn .. '"''' ., ..., "'"'' ,..,_ ""' of the school's ~p~slblllty . ~~ first aid room his teacher saw Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whit· t:;,~:," .,~,~ a,. ...... .....,., AUCTION Saturday Juiy-17th Clarence Roy, WI 9-2811. Burton, 578 Broadway St., Dr. R. E. Boice, M.D. mustlsuhperviseulflle P ay~lounl' the eighth grader bleeding and ttngton took Ronda Whittlngtod~ 0 0 7 13 12tc '"' '""""'' """'""' "'' ' ' ' Middleport, Ohio. I :00 p.m. 1 have sold !be D R L 51 k M D stop 'd' tg ts, sc t dng, t or t eye playe sent him home. II turned out and Ruth an4 Jane bJordanft anh Wanted To Buy former Villoge Fire House LARGE LOT for sale in Rut6 25 301p r. • • ac • • • " mg among 8 u ens a · that the hoy had a serious spleen Nancy Smith, mem en o • located on 4tn St. Directly to land, on Depot St., facing Rt. Office Houra: Where there has been ~ viola· and kidney Injury. Columbia Make II Girls' 4-H --USED POULTRY equipment, the rear of the Racine P.O. 124. Phone WY 2-5559. ' INSIDE and oulsl~e painting. lion of a legal duty, a chtld hurt Tbe child and his parents Club and Walter Jordan, a bulk bins, 60 brooders, 6Cl and must vacate. Will sell 7 8 121p Roof work. Reasooab;e rate. Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. due to lack of supervision may blamed the school, but the court member of the Carpent01 Boys' automatic waterers, automah 6-l9-30t found 11 not to blame. Accord· 4pH Club to Canten Cave 2700 1 P 1-4 P.M. d M Do Jones and lam! f k ll·c self • feed•-. Must be the contents consisting in part HOUSE for sale Laurel Cliff P one V 3- • ~ • ' an rs. n • ing to the court, touch foothaU near Jackson or a wee a1 m . A·l condition. Write Lan- of furniture, dishes, both old 1 road, \2 acre. Phone WY 21 Mr d M s Ralph Hostetor · AVCI10NEER Other daiH by appl. y,d ·an · Lisbon were is not in itself _,. ~· ..eroua; the Junior 4-H Camp. Caster Poultry' Box 662, Lan· and new, tron and brass kev• 6322 mil r of --•-.. -k Sa ties, 100 old picture fram.;s, -==·=-c,.----,--,.--Complete Serolce an 1a Y teacher acted reasonably ill Mr. and Mrs. r<'"'"'"' m caster, Obto. 7 13 3tc oil lamps telephone bol HOUSE for sale: 4 rooms rurCrill Bradford ~~~~!!!!!~"""""'"""'!!!!!"""I calling on Mr. and Mrs. Pearl finding the Injury and sendlfll 1110111 of Detroit, Mich .. visited ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes. old books' and other antiqu~ nlsbed. Minersville. $1500.00. Write, l'nae or Contact 'UTUMOBIL& beell DU!on and family. the child home. There was no with Mr. and Mrs. Et!pr Crab miscell~neoua Call or write: articles and many other artl· Phone WY 2-3312. A. C. BRADFORD c:ancelled? !.oil ~ opera- Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reed negligence in the tescher'l de- tree, Mr. and Mts. J. K. Crab Mrs. Howard CecU, 800 W. cles. Sometblng for everyone. 6 30 12tp Racine, Olio lllr'l Ucenae! caD WY and family of Waldo and Mr. laying the medical treatment tree, Paul, Charles and W. ~ Main St., Pomeroy. Come and buy. I must sell out 5 1 tic ~ ~rs. Georgegu Reedts we: (This arUcle ts based upon Peck and other relatives " I 29 tic A. C. Bradford, Owner. ;r__ ~ura:J ~~!"'~y ~!ins and the law of Ohio. lila not intend- this vicinity over the weekend. - -- - - - - ford Auction. Terms: Cash, , ~t Ill IIJiil ALl CONDITIONING Rerrtger· d · hi M'ddl rt ed to advise anyone on a spe- Mrs. Murl Galaway was ' For Rent not responsible lor accidents. POMEROY _ 6 • room brick atlon service Jaok's Relrig· a;:ul "fiean' Br:::::o~ spent the ciflc problem. No person should Sunday dinner IU~st at th• - -- · 9-!().6tc eration, New Haven, Phone past week wllh his mother, Mr. ever attempt to apply or inlet· home of her IOit·ln-law and TRAILER SPACE located at home with bath, foroed hot TV :1-3537. 4 6 Uc 0Clefy 0 eS and Mrs. Jim Adkins and lam· pret any law without the advice daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland 243 s. 2nd St., Middleport. Ph. TAX OFF SALEI air heating and nice location. Ia ) Cr btr Albanv Route ily. of a wyer. a ee, , • WY 2-3117. 7 14 3tp $6500.00. lui Graeser, '"--bin nuw 1 and FOUR ROOM apariment In: 15 Cu. Ft. Chftt GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION . HeatinR Weekend flue!IB ts of Mr. aMnd FREEZER $179 2 atory brick, store :lllt!OO, Mlneravme, Ohio Mrs. Harold rannon were r. Pomeroy. Newly redecorated. d Plua FREE Ice Cream t room, basement, flores. End your sewer trouble• and Mrs. Bernard Brannon an I Phone WY :1-3117. 7 14 13tp ••• and e5ovoraf GIHNI u...r cent lights, 2nd floor front, We have aD lllzel famUy nf Mansfield, Mr. FOUR ROOM furnished apert· Freezers At Low. Low 5 rooms, modem bath. 2nd Sewer Machines Mrs. Maywood Johnstoo, Rev. ment. Phone WY 2·3658. Prices floor rear, 6 rooms, 2 mod· Reasonable Rate• and Mrs. Bob Sanders and Deb· 7 14 lie em baths, hardwood floors, CaD WY 2-mt Day or Night bie of Junction City, Mr. and S"-.:M"'A-.:-Lo--L-cA-.:PA~R"'T== M E= NT~ for·-reni. POMEROY I d ted tnco $200 7 26 tic Mrs. William Kirkbride of Rio new ecoraThis' property me lo-·---·--· - Grande and Paul Brooks. By William S. Whitt 127 Butternut Ave. I Jock W. Co nay per Y month. 7 14 Uc Mona"'r ealed In the heart of business BEATING, J'htmblq, Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Buford BlUe ~=~====- · -1 Ph. WY 2-2111 section. $18.ooo.oo. Faraaces. .UUOid Brotben, and daughter of Marion spent WASHINCTON _ The shak~ lion wtth certain reflecllona up- But London in auch circulnJian3 ROOM APARTMENT, utili· FARM _ OUVE TOWNSHIP- m ll!:aot Mall Street. J'om. !be weekend w1th Mr. and Mrs .. ness of the Labor government on reallty. One II that, consld· ceo would ~ nave a govern· ties paid. Inquire Fife's Nov- · vice, au~":· ;:a~= 51 acres, well • fenced, plen- eny. Phone W'V 2-ZWI. Dale Barr and family. in Britain 18 evoki•ll sympa~be- «'!DII everything, we are lucky ment in whtch the Conserva· elty Shop, Middleport. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. ty water pond 2 story mod· 7 20 lie Fioyd Barnhouse spent the tic tics here in the United thmgs aren't worse than thf)l tlvea, being then responsible for 7 13 31 ;--;=;;-;--.-;:-;;---,--- ----,-:P Authroized Singer Sales and ern hon{e, 6 ~rna, bath, weekend ~ith Mr. and Mrs. Slates. are. the lhow, would baVf 10 trim 5 ROOM and bath house. Inbardwood floors flre lace, Auto Salei Winnie Bailey and famlly. . . The simple truth 1s that, giv· much more than thq do now 3 29 Uc quire Maplewood Lake, Clyde Service. ba Mr. and Mrs. Loren Benedum For while Harold Wilson II en the Iron facts of WUson'l about ba•"•• us in VIet Nam. 1 fu rnace hea t,pb am .....,. Stoke. 7 1 8tc LAND FOR SALE, suitable for 1msemen leme~t shed otber build· an d 1am1·1y were in ""I "".urnbus : hardly regarded In wash.mgton dilemma, he Is behaving with , lumnlst P ~NT FOR R~NT. AJ. building. y, ml.le from PornLoc ted if Rt •t3.· 63 Buick __ $2395 over the weekend to vts1l rela· u an absolutely peerless Prime a good deal of panicky courqe II seemt to thiatlvc:'u ,_,_ APARTM "' 1 7 0 · · • "' t Ph WY ngs. a lives. Minister, he Is still the only that the only post ty p.... so trailer lpace. Good klea· eroy 8corpora •on. 7one12 500.00. LeSabH V8 2 dr. Hard Top. Mrs. Mary Ann Harris, Mike Prime Minister England hal afnd .!,Prensttylblllstrongllb'!!,culdsenbese fact about W~'s pains and tion. Call Walter Crooks, WY 2-60! . Gtp MASON, W. VA. - If acres ~:~ !':;:'~.~:'sh'lf't_e•. Like and Timmy were supper guests got or Ia likely to babe in the 0 ·~po ty. "" perlla II lhts: His unhappy fll 2-3631. 6 10 tfc Camper travel trailers, new clean, wire-fenced, and laya Saturday e~ening nf Mr. and lmmediatelJ forseeable future. .humanly far easier for him limply proves that lbt peopll UNFURNISHED 4 room bath bank rate financln1. S m 8 II well, plenty ga~den. I room 62 Olds - - $2195 Mrs. Clarence Baker and !ami· in London, are in the smallest s~mply to sllh and IUbmll to of Britain, like the poeple of utility room, nice yard: Polni down paymenlll. Balance up frame house With bath, gas "98" 4 dr. Hard Top. 23,933 ly. Sharon Baker's 16th birth· •way served by the Hairbreadth hts left. wlfll and 10 jolll 11 ID the United States, bavt becoma Lane, Lincoln Heights, Ph. to 4 years. beating, basement and two careful mile•. Sbowo tender dsy wu celebrated. 1Harry reverses and skin • of. 8 howlm& all •. party choral of polllically mature. '!'bey bave WY 2-3874. 6 16 Uc BARGAIN8 porches (approved for real care. Fully equipped. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brannon 1the . teeth survivals through totally neutralill mmded lr· caught on !bat there Ia an tmTrailer demonstration, aiUJil!ll. borne for Ove persons). Good and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bran- : which Wilson is clinging to responsibility. movable Umll to tbl amount TWO BEDROOM furnished urn boats, outboard motor. barn (18x30) w1th shed, and non were viJiting Mr. and Mrs. power with 1 four <ole mar· Such an eventuality would be of pie In lbt sky tbat any reapartment. Inquire at New- Amlbary Apache Traller otber bulldlngs. Plenty water. Carl Miller of Athens. gin In I 130 • man House of a.s frightful u would some atme can actually brln8 down ell's Sunoco, Chestr.e Phone Sales, 631 Fourth Ave. Galli- 'II mile from schoola and u. Pomaroy, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bene- Commons. rugbtrnare state of allalrs In to them. 985-2305. 6 28 Uc polis. Rentals. 441Hl2.'ti. s. 33. $12,000.00. dum went to Cincinnati Monday Ibis country In which we tui'IIEXTRA NIC~I955- CheVrolet 7 II 6tc C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR . to pick up her alster, Mrs. . This esse~tial. weakness . of e'd our foreign policy over to, Only IDOl! reluclalllly dId pickup. Will sell or trade WE GLADLY LOAN a Blue WY ~0 FOR SALE - 1959 Amencan Mary Scarberry and sons. h1s regime " domg the Uruted say, AmerlciDI for Democratic tbay &IYI WllloD hla ehance in for good car. Elisha VUatoe, Lustre Carpet Shampooer ALBERT M. co, SALESMAN Rambler, $150.00. Call WI 9· Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reed Slates, let along Brltam, Action. the ftrst place. He found in, a~ 12 Park, Middleport. 7 13 3tc with purchase ~ Blue Lustre. WV 2-363t Z912. 7 1Z &tp and famlly of Waldo spent the i no good at all. It is undoubtedly It would do the United States ual power !hal there wasn t as FURNISHED apartment, Baker Furniture. 7 I! 6tc 7 13 ate weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 1selling off ~· o~ous wave of and the Western world In much plf as he had thought and 4 - -- -ne Rlmllter George Reed and with Mrs I lack of confidence m Britain's BOD to be ticked out at lhll that be could not· serve II out rooms and private bath. In- SCHOOL GAB RANGES- Two lnsuranc. World flllndllftl of Caalpll!l Cain of Hockingport. Others viS: conomy and, Indeed, In the Ume or at any other timt 1mo u be hid tbouaht. So he bad quire Ohio Hotel. 7 13 lie 12) beautifUl Tappan ~angea. EJeOII._ ltlng in the Reed home were current Britain as a world pow· mediately lhead unlees ftrlt It to retnllch; hi lf88 caught· BEDROOM hOme~Melvin Excellent COndition. Priced to PHOTO Copyutg t!II'VIce. Cop- BIR car room, ride llld ,er' Mr and Mr Gene WU M I er. Equally undoubtedly, Wll- pneral no (ood at aU for Wll· with hla promlsq dowb. Little, Cheshire, Ohio. 71().614: move qwckley. Call WY 2- les made of legal papers. farmance. Small CJU' eeoaomy Mrs, /~ea Bran:~· a~ [son•a distressed condition, and could be 118WD1tllbat the Brit- 'Ibis Is bad for ua' because - . 7 12 file_ MOUERN 4 room and-bitb. 8M3. blrtll record• aod almoat any lllld IIIQBIInblltiJ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barnhart. notably hll requirement to Ish Collservatlvett could return and profundly because - any· furnished apartment, MlddJe. AFRICAN (Mexican) night- other documents. Bee Sunday visitors of Mr. and , make doubtful bargains with his to offloe with a lruly eHe'CIIve tblng that really hurts Britain port. W'i Wl'l4. f 21 tic crawlers (junior size approx. Reider laaaruee, Pomeroy Metrapolltaa Motaro Mrs. Floyd Barringer and lam· Ileft wing In his desperate need mandate. Nobody suppo!les they hurts us, too. It Is more thsn 4 Inches long) 55 for $1.00. I 4 ttc &. MaiD 8tnel. Pomeror lly were Mr. and Mrs. Harry for suppori to leep his ship a- could do this DOW. IIIINly auiiJnental to aay lhll FOR RENT -Trailer •pace Do not refrigerate Alrican Mulicel Instruments ,.... WY wrll Kearns and family of Mason,j float somehow, Ia seriously Should they beat Wllaon by Britain's walfart Ia lnextrlcaon N. Second4v in Middl., worms, temperatures below _ _ _ _ ' Zl tic Mr. and Mra. Jack Gibbs and bampertng !be Anglo-American only some two • btl fll8l'8ln, we b4' mixed with our own. So. port. Near lbopptng district. 4li degrees are fatal to tbem! CLARINET, Uke new, $110, family of New Haven, Mr. and Ipartnership In world affatrs. should aU be back alloUt whlrt however IIIIIIY of liB disagree II~. WY 2-~r ~~ ~· "Brown nose worms" (most Phone SH U043. 7·1().6tc Employment Wtnted Mrs. Junior Barrlllier and lam- ' All the same, when one finds we were, bat r.r two lldDp. with Wllson'l whole pollllcal popular calfish bait sold.) 110 - lly and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ! II hard to take the appease- London, to be stire, would have ldeoloBY, we muat Ill hope thai 6 _&-c-tlc for •1.00. Jobn Mohler, LeadUVtltock FOR THE very best painting Barringer and children. 1 men!· minded ndvlce of the La- tJDdv lht Oo-.a~• a P· lor the short 1'111' anyhow bl TH:tl!:E and• ron~. fltrn"lte lng Creek Road, MiddlePOrt, FOR SALE- Five galled rid· and deocrating and roof re-I Mr. and Mrs. Ray DIUon and bor Party's left wing about eriUIIelll fll' lell itlt\'t11 · lild can eomehow lllllddle tl1roqL 1 ed and 'llllland.t.tl 1P1J1o Ohio. Phone WY 2-7103. ing horse, registered. Phone pair phone WY 2-5665. Reaa. family of Cool'lille, Mr. and I what we should do in Vial NIID, D'•Uch'better mannered. And this lCopyrlpt, 1*, 117 Unlit4 1111011. WY Mill Jl I tic ( 1 d Ia: WY 1.2323. 7 C etc ooable rates. 7 12 etp Mn. Earl DllloD, Coolville, Mr. one ought to temper indijna- woflld'be aomellbat lo lbe aootL lt'eablrf IIJDdlcalt,llie.) .,. .. _...., "'"'' - ,., ""' • ......... .. ,. c. •.u : =Itt, C ° _: t,,• ," I . dlractlon 18. Muoio Joppa S• Nl I Capitol Comment, Events r:. 1 I I =-::-c=-:o==-- - · - a BIaettnars ern state: 1.Garment Tll&tniQr'a .Aa•w• abbr. 28. Publie DOtlce 29, Trouble 31. Subside border B. Girl's 36. Stinging ( insect 31. Pila~:~ter 38. :Male deer 40. Temple; J :tl'. Fertile poet. 4 ~pot.t; in the 42. Before ' S ahara 43. First 1 :1la 35. Harmonizes H . Craw more than person 16. Distant J 9. Decorate namo Ohio 29. Turkillh city 30. Color chang'!! I" 31.-ball 32. niualriol1.8 3f, And: Latin 38. Verb tonn 38. Jewtsn month CO. Br.ck fl. Poker IJtakc::~ 4!t With force 45. Gaze 46. Paddle. powered "I don:t trust !t, Herschel! Anything you can pay offi '" JUSt e1ght months can't be very good!" ) vessel .U. Knight's attendant s 4.8. Lidded pitchers IIAILV CRl!l'TOQUO'.rE- Bore's how to work It: l Blaetfnar'S It' Au/tt ------- 27.Sauth· :5. Always 6.LucJd 28.City: $340 l nlcl-1 tion 28. Inelde ornament letter I =· clama. 4.Pago<IL 10. Annoying 19. Merit 22. Bevcra ~: · 2-f. Biblical tumor 21. Clover plan 23, Anger 25. E x. 3.Seaw..d I. Nothing 11. Place 18. Greek ° ----------=- 2. Blue Gra..~s State bame note -l · N TI ( E musculll" contraction 11. Martini(. volcano l2.Misa!ulppi tlood.em· bankment 13. Wra.th 14. Arabian chieftains 15. Muaical --·-· MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING 1 1. Involuntary thin lee 6. Munch. YOU 1 ~ ' GOODEST BUDDY TODAY, MAW 20. Skin DOWN 1.-on I j .t I (ISNIF·SNIF) LOSTMY \vw, @) 1 Jt J WMPO Radio AXJ'DLBAAX& LONGFELLOW One letter .tmply .ltands for another. 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MU~ HAVE" (i(IME OUT AND LEn SOME TI-liNG o "n-li~V INVITED UG I=QR SUPPEQ 10NIGI4T I ~'ONDER WHERE TI-lEY W~NT I YES: I TI-Ii;;V GNOULD 'IIE · 8E!N !lACK !ER)Re NOWI WENT m MQ"T M EIGHT· Tl.lli.MTY · IT ClJME IN LOI'IG TURNED~~ •·•de 10 •• ) F t Ba~list Church ll :30 Cllildren's Chapel ll:f Sun~ty New· Special 12:00 r .ws Report 12:15 ~e•>copal C"·.,rch 1: 45 ' tt'·nJic Informa 1:110 Church of God l : ~n r.1sl Call 2:00 Old Folkc Hour 3:00 Hymns lrom Harding !: 15 Sundly iohowcase 3·45 Pu _, c Servk . Show L . 990 Hit Parade 5:110 City •· ·, Re · ·• 5:15 9tltl Hit Par.de 9 :~0 Of' The ~ ir ByARITTSAiijSOJM I C\l, FOR HSAVE~'S S'AKE, 6LE~- EVERYBoDY ISil'r LOOKU.te; AT YOtJ I YEAH! CAN'T TALK ! :OEE YOU SAM!: l1ME 1 SAME PIJ\CE ! and I' ==:--"':""!'._,--.,.- wEl~ BEN, filS JiM& .. ~ 10 l!;LL THE PI>.TIOO WHAT KIND OF RE5UL15 HE'S GOTIEN, 1\' NF.o\1 ~~Ndr/16 OOMI'LOCE IF., WE OO>W lh7l'>-~IT~ Ooi.U-D 810. AGO, �................ . .. . ..... ~ ·-·- - .. ... .... .... . . .. ·· ~ . . . .. .. ., __ ...... .. . .... ... ......... . , ' ' • J t Women ' s Cl ass Hold S p•ICniC • At SyraCUSe Beaver·Cottrell Marriage Vows are • C01UrnbUS EXChanged JUIY11th In Mill Llllda Ellen Beaver, Ham R. Be.aver, brother of the daughter of Mr. and Mra. W. K. bride, Mr. Rees and Mr. David lllanr ol Col~bus, (former Schrag of Teoldo were ushers. )(Ida· ·rt "'"dents) became A receptoon followed ir the the bride of Mr. Larry Allen church fellowship hall alter C :Lrell, son ol Mrs. Charles the cere',llony. . Rl,.. of Toledo, and Mr. Curtice The bnde receoved her degree Cottrell of Toledo, Saut~y. from Ohio Stat! University and July 11, at the North Bapti!t Is a teacher on the Toledo Church at 2:30 P· m. schools. Mr. Cottrell w~s grad· Vows of the double riD cere- uated from the Umversoty of S th Toledo and is employed by the d bel mony were rea th D'IVIBIOn · · of Gener· d led altaroreby the Tex t.l 1 ea er 11 .;:,~wune.:R. Hayden. e al Tire and Rubber Co. '!be bride, given in marriage by her father, cbost for her wedding a traditional gown of wbilt Uneu s~fed with scooped nectllne. A detachable tnin fell trom the back of the gown. Her Yell of Illusion ••as held by alepbauotis and she carried a Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison tucadr of wbile orchids. enteo.&ined 1'usday evening with '!be brlde'a afsler, Mrs. John a surprise birthday party in obR. Reea, ller'led as her matron servance of the 17th birthday of honor and the bridegroom's ol their daughter. Sharon, at cousin, Miss Sally Matheney of the Legion hall in MiddfeTuledo was bridesmaid. They port. wort' Identically styled street- The hall was decorated with length dresses of pink desogned pink and while paper stream· wiU. scooped necklines and belt ers and pink and white baJ. shap"" skirts. Rosettes held loons. The birthday cake was their circlet vefls and they car- decorated in pink and while and rled pink &lamelllas. was served with punch and poMr. James A. Kimble of To- tato chips to the invited guests. ledo was best man. "" . Wil- Attending were Joyce Long, 17th Birthday The Daughter& of Rutb class of the United Methodist church met at the Syracuse park on Monday afternoon for a picnic and meeting. Mrs. Frank Stewan, president conducted the meeting and the members responded to roil call with a patriotic thought. Devotions were led by the president and the group all rePeal· ed Psalm 23 in unison, followed with prayer by Mrs. Stewart. A contribution of $5 was made to the Camp Asbury fund. It Is Celebrated At Legion Hall • wao decided to mt"et each month in the future . Round Ro bin get well cards were sent to Miss Lydia Ebersbach at Vet erans Memorial Hospital and Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner who is ill at her hom•. . . . Followmg lne busoneso sessoon a potluck donner was served, after whoch. games were play· ed and a socoa\ hour enJoyed. Attending were Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Virginia Slater, Mrs. Minnie Neutzling, Mrs. Richard Campbell Miss Nelle Bing Mrs. c Melvin• Alkire Misses• Ada a~d Lucretia Ge~heimer, Mrs. T. w. Bengel , Miss Carrie Yeager and three guests. Mrs. Antone Lucke and Terri Lynn and Pamela Jones. Legts• }al ure At AGJance Mrw Mayes Retrtrm From Belpre J'isit COLUMllUS ~IJP!l - Tue.. Mrs. Charles Mayes bas re- ,day's major legosiath•e action t"cned home from Belpre where at a glanct : sh• ha• been visiting with her Hou"' d•u•hler and family , Mr. and Passed: Mrs. ernest Covert and child· - Sub. H.B. 5114, expands In· ren, Chuck, Paula and David. vestment powers of the Work· Mrs. Covert is recuperatin~ men's Compensation Fund and from surgery performed re- allows it t<i finance construecenlly. . tio of public facilities (Vote Saturday the Covert lamoiy 117·3) . and Mrs. Maye• were on Co\um· -Sub. H.B. 914. creates a JZ. bu, to attend the wedding ;f member Ohio Retirement Com· · · his daughter, Betty rover\ and mossJOn (Vole J24·71. Mr. Howard Burks. which was - Am. S.H . ~57. orovides for solemnized at the Methodost payment of re\ocatoon costs to Church Saturday evening at indivoduals dosplaced by state7:3• p. m. Mrs. Cover<. brought financed highways (Vole 117·3). heo mother home Monday. -Am. S.B. 244, permits the Division of Aid for the Aged to pay cost of nursong home care rvote 123.0). -Am. S.B. 133, authorizes the aduU parole authority to give credit to prisoners for time served between dale of conviction and date sentence is start· ed tVote 119-2). ., -Am. S.H.B. 420, provl•' regulations for ntllk ha~\ers, producers, and processm •Vote 28-2) . Introduced: -S.B. 4111, creates highway safety study commission of U legislators to study highwa) safety pr~blems. Resoh•t."'n adop~: -S.J.R. 16. askmg Congress to call a convention proposing an amendment to retur a por. loon of the tn~e tal to the poUUcal subdlvosoon In which II was collected (Vole J5.14), . .."... _ -. Senate Passed: . - Am. Sub. H.B. 378, reor· t adm1n1st ra 1·oon and ~amzes toe financing of public welfare proMEETING €ANCELED grams (Vote 24-7). . Tbe meellns ol Magnolia -Am. H.B. 937, raoses state Temple Pythlan Sisters ached· employes' pay and frlngo baDe- uled for Tltunclar evenln8 bao fits <Vole 31-0). beea aanceled. ItS here. itS FREE! It's the greatest! . &shtf:"t.J:-:-;::eat4' Mrs. DAUGHTER HONORED Granted $7,586 For Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey WI~ son entertained with a dinner PICNIC CHANGED The picnic of the Rock Springs Better HeaUh Club scheduled lor Thursday has bee!l changed to Friday due to • deatb iD the community. NAME OMITI'ED Becky Casto ol Pomeroy was trroneoasly omitted from the Ust Dll'lflll attending the birtJ>. day Jllrll al Barbara Snider ro- ..u,. I Rio Grande College today was one of 28 Obio colleges receiv· log a federal grant lor work study programs. Rep. Robert E. Sweeney, 0. Ohio, made the announcement from Washington Toesday af. ternoon. Today, Robert E. Rose director of finance at Rio Gr~nde said the money was set up un: der the OEC, and is to he used for the economically underprlviledged mes and womea stu· dents. The Rio sum totaled f7 ,588. and is to be used ao\ely lor college projecll by reautarl)' eorolled puplil. - - - ·· i. I ..' .. ' at Kroger thit week. th#i*iff Smoked Ham Freth or Frozen Baking Hens Full Shank Half Whole Absolultly no center slic11 rwmovtd. Biggast yet ... . . r1ohJ lo ~ ... sparked with excitin~ new items, Ham Loaf •!'.%. ~ ~ .."~ .... 79e more famous brands' Whole Ham .. -'~~ ~~ ~·!".•••.•. 57e Yeal Bretut ......... .......... .. ........................ Sea Pak Fish Sticks .... _. ~~- 59c Rib Chop• .................... -., w ··-·..······-- ., 19e IC,...rP'reohG...,d .---Fresh Veal Sale--- lb. ........ . . . ... 41• Chuck Roa.t ....... . _. 89e R" ad • , • ~ gifts (many oever belooe ol1eted "» st>mp savers) ••• .,on· deltoll · : ~ ..--~ jlist a &aMj)le: Cholco C0111ot Clll Loin Chopa ......- .. -.. .... .....- ....- A.~- lop--~= Fo<wood Halibut Steaks •....... _. _~~~. 69c Veal Round Steak Cutlet--·-··_._ $1J9 3-pioce kAit ol """"" - - acrylic. 6-4,10- " " " - 5I a_ ~- 3 2 3(5 - fiN a.. C.-1 II PEW lwl ~ p< MorionP'rv8 Pl·es .·"... ... .3....... . 89 Coffee· If'S. l 'c••bfMfl tadud e Bisca )lntt lliiiNtia o1 cati'o'W 6-loop-SI :• E. -u~ 1 . . - . - " " ' - - . rs F. llk:Grelor X-PM ..... 7 al c •et" cotton. liWir I 12/?_loop_ 5I I sets._. ( &V No.303 -lllooulbioi~F--.tac 64;15- loop- Stampo.. II'-• diloiog- lia s! I a-d f:w • w tndM!W ,..... settillteS and compfer. I . 1'' ... I Mo 1011ono C SoftWeve DeZ.eg A.at. Colora 2 ;: !7t Tissue $ 2 ,., 37c SeottCups ......... TOO$hp IE ". ' IO U GOU t O WI N Sl0 ,000 .00 INSTANT Blc ..... lVuPaper -lor ---- ~ ----~ --·--- Nwdl. Domino FINE Of1HA tn:.l1aila:ld aodft:a !so M ,. Biscuits 5 !: 49c • • • Kldnoy Stokoly Medium J. L $1.60 ·- .... . . "S TA RI CH " G. -..,oio'Oll<-)1115• ""'ToplalueS'-t. H. SpoJding silogle s 3,15 - . . '-!Ma<Greeor eiAele-., J ¥ i - . '*">rom; I t: ---I« ---- Folger's Coffee ._ 89a . 3~ $}.79 Juices . . K:---: cu..... • ~ 39c Fruit Cocktail . ~: . 4":-lOt89c Pork &Beans v:· c:... 8":.!' $1 Pear Halves ~~ ~':' . 4~89c I SWEEPSTAK£5 Beans ... 6~*89 Sta-F'- L,.,., 69 Cream • ~. . :.eo:-. • J9c Peas 5 ""' $1 Buns ':*~ ~ ':"": 2 ::. 39c Sta-Pul " ..,ton 69c Spinach ~": 5"":89c Sta-Flo '=.":" 69c Hair Spray ::;:, '!: S6c Hi C Drinks Pepsodent • . ~ 49c Spotlight Coffee ,. ... $1.49 Apple Butter . ~"'"':". 4:: SJ Chicken ' . . . . . ::· 49c Bread . . ,"'"" ............ 2--39c • • • • • • • • D• .._lap'IIIIIRfr ~ Ajax .. 11\tlol ..... ( liP ' ' th Comple te sel, • ~Wers.. 19-loop-S Blazet Luundrll Deter11.ent t. beige or blue 3atl. bjaC*.- • - - loop- .. FREE 50 ·...... Butt Portion ... lb. 59r. nn pages, arer 3,000 gifts) ( lb. lb. 10 LBS. SUGAR $1.09 EattMr• Sugar25 :! s2.&4 Oleo ' 616~ $1 • • • • • • • Pk111. Look lor dw heBtt·watming Notal 1 T R.oc/Mel painting Olt the IGI W .... Gilt J10W ii"H tnl/1'1 todily lit , •• ... ..... ' !t"· 27c 1 Cake Mixes Dog Yummfes ....... 19c -..... $ ... Macaroni Red Rip~ Work Study Program Saturday evening, honoring their daughter, Kelly, on her sixth birthday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. Don Jett and Lioa Kay, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and Kelly and Terri Jo. •ae I Swift's Premium Val Decker Armour Star Pomeroy """'N .. .. Pick up your free copfl Willi ...,.. fnm P011 I of lho " ' - .....lot ....fool 1o ,._ ....... son, Connie Cooke. Mary Lou Teaford. Christine Bailey, Oliia Lewis, Valeria Ritter, Linda Jacobs, Brenda Brown, Dee Slaven, Pat Edwards, David Burkett, John Evans, Sean Mol· Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shum- len Sam C\atworthy and David way of Raymond visited Mon- ou~er. day wltb ber. uncle and aunt, Sending gifts wen L a r r y Mrs. E. J. Hill. Gladwell. Joe Reichman, Mike Gardner and Rod Sauer, Jeffrey Jo- returned to his SOCIAL CAtENDAR ' . _;; All New Top Value Stamps Gift Catalog Kallijo Spengler, Carole Ander· home, Columbus Sunday alter wpending a week with his grand· parents, Mr. and Mn. Richard Campbell, who accompanied him home. Terri Jo and Pamela Jones of Columbuo are spending a week with their grandparents, JULY 14th Mr. and Mn. Richard Camp. The Past Councilors of Chest· bell. er Council, Daughters of AmerMrs. C. F. Tompkln!, Mr 1. ica. will meet Wednesday at Hartwell Cord and Mrs. Harry 8 p. m. at the lodge hall with P. Smith attended Eastern Star Mrs. Clarence Neutzling and Memorial services for Mrs.Eva Mrs. Virgil Walker •• hostesiM. Elliott held Monday ev- es. ening, at the Miller Funeral White Rose Lodge of MiddleHome, McConnelsville. port will meet Wednesday aft. Terri Jo Wilson daughter of ernoon at I p. m. at the Legioo Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Wllsoo hall in Middleport. Hostesses underwent 1 tonsilectomy last will he Mrs. Homer Hartley and week at Meigs General Hospit· Mrs. Richard Owens. al and Ia convalescing nicely. JULY 15 Mrs. Jack Cox and children The Meigs County DemocratErtn Sue and Brett of Redman' ic Club will NOT meet on July Calif. are the guests of he~ 15th ao usual hut wiD hold a mother, Mn. Dwight Logan and family picnic on July 13 at the Mr. Logan and Skip. Rock Sprtnga Fair Grotmds. Mr. and Mrs. Harry WllUam· The Grange Hall will be npen aoo bave returned to their at 10 a. m. Picnic dinner at borne, Akron, after spending noon. Ali are asked to bring a aeveral days with ru. brother food ba~ket and their own Ia· and slster·in·iaw, Mr. and Mrs. ble servoce. Soft drink and col· Phil Wiliiomson. fee wotl be_lurnoshed. There will ••-'I be enter\aonment and fun lor Mra• Marl Crary I• ng all JULy 15 a few days with her daughter and aon·fn.law, Mr. and Mrs. The T . c·t s•-· Cl b "II Pearl Mora WID 1 y '"one u WI Mr. and Harold Ginther meet Thursday evening at the ....... Sba Masoruc Temple· da ...,....... r wn of Beaver, 1 Moddleport The B and Mn. Mary Ginther of . usy Bee Class of the New Brighton, Pa. returned to Mo_ddleport rorst B~ptlsl •.hurch their homes today alter a visit won . bold tis plcmc Thursday with Mr. and Mn. Elias Stiles. evenmg, July 15, .at the home Mrs. Herschel Norris and son, of Mrs. Juha Grom on Chest· Clarence of Letart Falls nut-st,. at 6 p. m. Instead of spent Tuesday with her parents the Middleport park as origin· Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles. ally planned. M~bers are to brmg a covered dish and their own table aervice. Practice wUl be The Forest Run Methodist Church Sunday School will sponHeld on Augwt 5 Bethel No. 6Z of the lnterna sor an lee cream social at the tiona\ Order of Job's Daughters church Thursday, beginning at met In regular session Monday 6 p. m. The Willing Workers class of ovening at the Pomeroy Masonthe Enterprise EUB Church Ic Temple. wiU meet Thursday evening at In the ab..,nee o! Elsie D. the home of Mrs. Ben Buck. Smitb, 1\Ull"dlan, Paul M. Dar nell, associate gaurdian, was Mrs. Claude Husted will be lht In charge. Linda Yool, senior devotional leader. prlncesa, presided at lhe meet· Tha Rock Springa Beller log whlcb opened in ritualistic Health Club will bave a picnic form. Thursday, August 5, at 9 Thursdsy at the Royal Oaks a. m. was set lor pracllce lor Park. Members will meet at Methodist Initiatory work. The next regu. ihe Rock Springs lar meeting will be Monday, Au. Church at 11 a. m. and bring picnic basket and table servioe. gust u. FREE! 10 oz. VACRON. WARE ~-----u=- Kathy Lacey, Edith Haptonstall, Mainly About People In j 41 Watermelon •.25t.... M trp I Cheese Ritz ........ Fresh ,_toae Peaches -c ...,,. ..... lbs. 33c Opera Cremes :l Your dollar's worth 111011 wb1D yo11 sbop at t111 IlD/I t111t1iV11 7iJp VBIIII SIJIIIIPI Neetarinel ....••L~~:....•. Z9e ea. Strawberriea ·--~~ •••. • 39e I -'I,., • Bih~. •··· ' · fe r...oie .... ttc .......... 29c D-Con $UJ ,. ~· ,,".. ·- I I �•I r;~Qund And i . Retired Pastor Of Leon Dies About The~}.d~:de:rt clyde rl • Lots of Bargains all over the store, on the 3rd Floor we are having a sale of a special purchase of 44 Easy Chairs, _ on the 2nd floor sale Clyde E. llarilett and family. ter and former pastor ol the He has been working Wlill his Leon Charge. brother. They returnPd tu Mid· He was born in Buckhannon. dleport Tuesday. th< son of the late Charles and Rebe Lynn Bartlett. Sarah Prichard Radcliffe . . daught~~aof the Ht-v and Mrs. ~urviving are his .wife, Hattte Clyde Barilett is a patient al Wilfong Radcliffe. one son, Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis Ralph Radrhffe, Westerville, where she is bt>mg lrf'<lled for Oh1o: aod four daughters. Mrs. . Betl.y Carpenter, Columbus, pneumoma. · 'R 1 w·lf 1eon M Charl~s Searles has re· ~1rs. osa ee I ong ~ ; turn:~ to her home Irom the M:S. Lo Jordan,. Mt. Al~, and Veterans Memonal Hospital af- Miss Clela ~rtoss1e Radcliffe. at ter having bfen a medical pa - home: a stster, Mrs. Grace tient for the past ten days. Grt>athouse, B~ckhannon and 1 Mr. and Mrs. unn smith seven grandchildren .. were in Charleston, w. V<!., rt>- Ar, ngements wtll be ancen!ly where they were guests nounced from the Mohr • Stevut her Drother and sister-m- ens Funeral home. law, Mr. and Mrs Gtoorge .MrAIIister. Oau~hll'r's WI'•Ming Mr . .and Mrs Martin Abbott have purchased the lormer 81'in~ Announced Pearl Graves property on S. PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Pearl-sf and have mov,ed there. Mrs. George Gardner ol 116 ~rs . Audrey Graves frost and Jewell-st. are announrin~ lhP daughter. Nars.a . hav_e moved marriage ot their daughter, , trom the Gr;wes res1denre to Della Mne. to (Jdell Rhndtos. sun a traller home on S. -4th Ave. of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Rhodes ol ~·Jr . H:ue Tuckerman re1urnt'd I MJIIwnnd . W Va Thf' marriage :.londav all" spendmg . l he [took place July 2 in the Baptisl 1 weekend 1n Glouster w!th tus Church m Bilox\, Miss. · daughter and son-in-law. Mr. I Miss Gardner Is a student : and Mrs. Sidney Russell Sun· Pt. Pleasant ~igh school. \lr. l day he C:IC'<'OmpaniPd t.hf'm lo H.hodes 1 ~ a ,llraduatt ul Raven~­ Uiica. where I hey "tt.ended the Iwond High school. attended 1 annu.al Tuckerman _reumon. Mr · West Virginia Slate College at Tuckerman and hts daughter . Institute, and is currently serpMrs. Hussell. were the oldest , ing in the Air Force at Biloxi. members of the Tuckermon family present.. There were 35 j Pleasant Valley Hospital persons pr-esent for the affalf' . ADMITI'EO - Mr~ . Hugh Mrs. J. J. DHvis aeeumpanitd Woods. Hogsett : Mrs. Robert her daughters. Chnrle11e and Cline. Pl. Pleasant; James DiHna. to Columbus Tursday Stover, Hogsett; Mrs. Archie where 1l1e~ will embark by Whitt, .Jr., Pt. Pleasant. plane for a vacation tnp to r DISCHARGED - Gerald Me· I Europe 1Quaid. Gallipolis, Ohio; Mrs Mr.s. Mar_jone Eanes at·com· l Dale Moore and daughter, Pt. panied her son. Mike. to Colum- Pleasant: Mrs. Vera Morrison, bus where he is schedul~:~d for 1P!. Pleasant. eye surgery . Ttu~y were ac- - - -companit>d by Mrs. Oana Lam- - -- · ··· · hf'rl and Mr s Gl2dv~ Wright . j~ They will ge guests of Mr!., Lal•l~rt" s son. Mr. and Mrs ! ~l a x Lambert and son. Joe. I - - ·- ----- --- - - Mr. Bruce Lloyd has been I ENTERF-D HOSPITAL rewrned to his homt from MP-tgs Genera l Hospital where 1 Among ~se ~ho entered he underwent gall bladde 1 sur· Holzer hosptlal m the past 24 hours were : Geor&:i! Millirons. g, ~~·rent guests of Mr. and 122 Third Ave., .Josepb F. Kei .. , Mrs ,John Fultz and family er, 508 Maple Dr· Mrs . . Clar· [ .• M ,. 1 ence Crothers, Rt J, Gallipolis, WPre Mr. ~nu rs. ~ 1l!'S1er ~I C IM R I r Del 1, rs. ar orrow, 'ld Hammon d an d ch1 ren o · 1G 11 . 1. •1 H d t. E, d d M .. H a lf.KllS, ,,-rs, owar . aware an \1~ . an , r~ . ar. ~ Kmg, Pleasant Point Resort, ~ld Vogelsong and daught•r. Me. Pl. Pleasant, Paul Leonard hnda. Portsmouth . IBush ll, Henderson, Byrd H. Mrs. J .. E Harley spent the Jeff•rs, Henderson, Lon A. weekend In SprmgtJeld where Northup, Gallipolis Ferry, Re· she was . 1be guest of her son becca Lynn Barllelt, 910 Broadand lamily . Dl'. and Mr> . Juhn way, Middleport, Debra J. Har· Harley .and famliy . ~h~ ~c- i tenbach, Second Sl.., Pomeroy. compamed Holly Martm ot Mid· Mrs. Wilbur Hood, 131 Laur· dleport. and Mrs. Margart"t Da·~ el St., Pomeroy, Mrs .•lames T. VIS , Alh•ns. IPark•r Rt. 2 Wellston Mra. Brian Lee Geo1·ge. Gallipolis. Lillian' Viola Stevenso~ Wells· is spending several d·'~'~ with ton, James Steven McWilliams, h1s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hamden, Mrs. Lloyd G. D'ickl!r·ll L. W McComas son, Rt. I South Poim, Minter Mrs. L. W. McComas and M. Thrash, Belpre, and Mra. her Sister. Mrs . Carl Vander· M. Arrowood, Paintsville, Ky. hoof ot Waldo were m Colum· BIRTHS bus last week whert! they visit· Mrs. Ralph L. O'Brien, Rt. 2 ed with their sister . Mrs. lva iRacine, daughter, 6:02 p. m., , Ward. Mrs. Ward observed Tuesday. Mrs. John Newton · her 74th btrthday while they 1 Notter, Rt. 1, Thurman, son, were then•. · 12·00 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. , Mrs. Hertha Archer refurned 1Kenneth E. Williams, Rt. 2, home Monday after having iGalhpolis, twin daughlers, 8:12 1 teen in Columbus to attend llle a. m. Tuesday. wedding of her granddaughter, DISCHARGED Linda Beaver to Mr. Larry Patients recently discharged Allen Cottrell. Mrs. Cottrell is included Patricia Ann Doeler, lho daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Barbara I. Fisher, R. E. Hig· W. K. Beaver of Columbus. genbotham, Marjorie A. Conley, I they were former Middll!f'Orl Mrs. William T. Perry, Mrs. tesidents. Also attending the iOwen H. Wtlbur, Mrs. Thurman wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Lar· R. Babcock, Mrs. William Paul ry Baker aod MJ·s Helena Bak· ' Workman, Carl A. Barnett, Wal- l 1r. , ter S. Landrum, Mrs. James R. _ ICundiff and infant son, Mrs, I!Jorsil Eugene McCoy and infant son, Mrs. Alfred E. Harp er and infant daughter, Edward N. Slagle, Mrs. Robert E. JeD' kins, Mrs. Allen W. Hartley, : Mro. Harry S. Bloomfield, and ! Mrs. Ralph E. Spencer. PT PLEASANT - 1'wo per· ANNOUNCE CLINIC JOns were injurPd In a one. PT. 'PLEASANT - The car Becident Tuesday st 9·15 p. on_ ~unt.y Cancer Detection 1 m. at the Intersection of Ulh Chmc Will be held Thursday, ond Jackson Avenue. 1July IS at the Byrne Clinic. Ap. . , i pointmen1:~ must be made in The .car, dnven by Carolyn I adbance. Persons wishing to at· . Sne Bnllhart . 25. of 118 Plea•· I tend the clinic art asked to ron. i 1nt·sl. was making a left tum [tact Mn. William Rardin, Jr., wh~.~ thE' drJVer lost ·:0ntrol and Pl. Plrasam. 1truck a utility yale. The pa.. senger ·m the car was her husDIVOJICF.I! GRANT.t;D band, Azel Brillhart ll , 29. Both PT. PLEASANT _ Two dl· •ere taken to Pleasant Valley , vorces have been IP'Bnted by iospital. I Ma~n County Circuit Court. Mrs. BrUII!art complained of · Judith Mae Roach wu IP'anted ankle and chest injurlt~ and Mr. • divorce from John William Brillhard complained of injury ROllch. T!Je plaintiff was 1wartf. l<. his ri&ht tride, The mishap ed care and custody of their was invetlllpted by city police. chUd. Barbar1 Lee Scarberry Damas• to the car wu eat~ was 8t'anteti a divorce 1 Norlllll! R0ey Scarberey, 10atet1 11 • . • 0sp11a neWS I I I I Devoted To TluJ lnterutl 0/ The Meifi•Mmon .4retJ Kate I Greenaway DRESSES this is the time of our 20o/• discount sale of custom made drapes Sale of dress material on the 2nd floor _ Men's Summer trousers on POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO THURSDAY, JULY I! Mariner 4 Television ' Charming Middies and the ht floor_ Sale of cosmetics and toilet articles on the 1st floor. Eye Sending Pictures Of Mars to Earthmen smock dresses, perky A·Iine skimmers. Sale! Men's Comfortable You'll find Kate Greenaways in ginghams Wash & Wear Dress Slacks and jerseys, stripes and 355 Pairs For This Sale! solids, newest crease resistant fabrics Sizes from 29 to 42 and extra sizes up to size 50. All are included in this sale. ' and the latest fall ~olors, make your selections 208-ARE $6.95 VALUES AND ON SALE WHILE THEY LAST early and use our convenient lay· away plan. 147 ARE $8.95 VALUES AND ON SALE WIULE THEY LAST Soled now for Back to School Wear at these ult prices, they ere ell of "Hercules Rulon" quality, Solo! 37 Hone• $1.50 MR. MUSCLI OUR MEN'S $2.95 Knitted Sport Shirts Short sleeves. Sizes Smal1 (34-36) Medium {38-40) Largf! and Extra Large (46-48). Solid rolors, stripe~, V oeek styles, H£>n1Py nrrk types, regular collar type. (42-44~ A ICiti·MI·Kite f11hlau by KATE GREENAWAY T·SHIRTS I don't know much about "op art", but I do know I'm mad about the wUd Form fitting, short sleeves tOO% combed cotton, contrast of stripes and dots on my Kate Greenaway "op" middy. Solid skirt white and solid colors. $1.~ Brings Music to People has 1 round of pleats. In brown or navy. JUST 90 TO SELL-THIS WEEKEND FOR $2.00 This Is The 2 Week Of For These 2 Weeks, Ending July 24. You Save 20'."o on These Fine Custom Made Drapes. Any size Length or Width Wanted. Bring your Measure· ments to the Department on the 2nd Floor. OUR MEN'S $1.95 SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Sizes small. medium, large and extra large . Plaids, solid colors, stripes, Ivy button down collars and regular wide spread collars. Dlocontinued patte1111 In '<»lid colora and pattern1. Nylono, wools, blends, Acrilans, Approx. Size 27 by 36 inchea. Bound aD For$2.50 $3.00 DRESS MATERIALS eOur Regular 69c Drip Dry Sport Denims Solid colon and stripes SOc yd. e Our Regular 69c Rayon-Cotton Bland Dress ule SOc yd. Metarials, 45 Inch11 wide e Our Regular 79c DriP Dry Cotton Dec ron Blond Dross Materials, 45 Inches wide sale _ 60c yd. eOur Regular 49c Porcole Prints, yard wide For this 11le 39c yd. eOur Regular 1.69 yd., Rayon and Silk Dress 69c yd. Matoriols, for this sale around. About M to seU. While they last Aluminum Cookware Sets aNo-stick cooklna eNo.Scour dean·up eDuPont IJ> proved Teflon flniBh. Set includes: 1, 2 and 3 qt IIUcepaDI wilb cover•. e qt. Dutch Oven wltb cover. 10" skllte1 (uses Dutcb oven cover), Nylon spatula and apoon and recipe book. 16 Sets To Sell for MENS AND BOYS FREEZER BOXES Creaser and dryer for stacks, troUBer&, etc. Ad· justeblt In width. Cre.. u and shapes ao It drle•. Tbe Boys ore regularly IIOc, tbe Men'• are 09c. WHILE THEY LAIT 25c With easy on Udl. VI· breakabl• polyelbylent. 11 PINTS · · ' · ·-- •• •• 1 IV. PtNTI •• - ..... 1Sc QUARTS .. . - I fer 501 o polr By Day a comfortable coil spring davenr.ort, that opens into a comfortable bed . Serviceab e Ny!on Frieze upholstery, usual •59.00 or $69.00 qualtty. $19.95 PLASTIC TROUSER CREASERS SOFA BEDS $J9·00 That's the opinion of Robert Austin Boudreau, founder and conductor of the 52 . p i e c e American Wind Symphony Orchestra which will perform hero 011 July 222 and 23 at the Pomeroy landing. 11 Piece Teflon • Coated Stock Up Now for Vocation Plcture1, Reunions, Family Gat Togethen $1.95 Kodochrome II, KRI35-20 ............. . Solo $1.49 $1.25 Ektochromo X. EX620 . . . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . . Sola 9tc $1.75 Kodlcolor X, CXI35·20 .. ............. hit $1.17 70c Vorlchromo Pan 'lim. VP616 . .. , .. .... .. Sole Uc $1.10 Vorfchrome Pon Film, VPI22 . . , , , , , , , . . Solo 73c $1.25 lklochro.,. ~FI:..O, IX121 ... ... , , • , ... Solo 9tc $1.15 Kodocolor X Film, CXI20 . . . . . . , , . .. Solo 17c $2.50 High 5-d Eklochromo, EHI35·20 .. , .. Solo $2.13 $2.75 Kodochromo II FUm. KRI35-36 . . . . . . hlo $2.27 $1.95 Kodochromo X FUm, KX13S·::O .... , .. . Solo $1.49 15c Pluo·X Pon, PX135·20 . . . . Sole 63c $7.95 Kodachrome II Super I Movlt Film, KA464 .. . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . .. Sole $2.44 55c Vorlchromo Pon, No. 620 . . . hto 39c $2.45 Kodochromt II, lmm Movie Film .... . Solo $2.10 $1.25 Kod1<olor X FUm, 126-12 ..... . , , , , .. Solo 99c 65c Vorlchromo Pon Film, VPI2f.l2 .. , ,. , .. .. hlt 49c $2.15 Ektochromo X Film, IXI26-20 ........ Solo $1.74 $1.95 Kodtchrome X Film, KXI26-20 .. .. .. .. Solo $1.49 Cleanup Sale Of CARPO SAMPLES Size 21 by 33 Inches. Hooked and tufted ruJ• in brown, gold, and rose. Our 13.69 quality. Ju•t 36 to sell Sale! Eastman Kodak Film THIS WEEK END - - - -- - - "Music Is a personal thingIt •hould be on a person -t.. person basis." "LEES" Oval Area Rugs "Custom Drapery" Sale I Stain proof Melmac Coffee Cups ON tho JNI Floor Regular size. Fits any saucer. White, yellow, turSALII RCA VICTOR quoise, sandalwood. Unbreakable, Melmac qualitY. TABLE RADIOS About 100 of thes~ 49c (Coffee or Tea) Special S.le PrlcH for Thur1d1r, 'rlclay, S.turd1y en 1965 Modols RCA Victor Rodtos. 2 Only $34.95 Long Rongo AM Rodto . . .. .. • .. .. . I Only $39.95 RCA Clock Rodlo ... .. , ....... ... 2 Only $29.95 RCA VIctor Radio ... ....... . ..... 2 Onlr $39.95 Cfock Rodlos . . ....... , .. . • .. . .. I Onlr $39.95 AMI FM Rod to ... ... .. , .......... , I Only $59.95 AM/FM Clock Rldlo ........ , .... lu Cups the While they last. $26.01 $26.00 25c f!•OG .00 29.00 $47.00 APRICAN VIOLET 69c POTTING SOIL Odorless, Stelllized, W~l not burn plants. Sclentif· lcally prepared for Afrl· eon Violets. SID<k up durtna tbia oale RCA VICTOR SALE! SALEI 1 Only $169.95 RCA VIctor 19'' Portable T.V. Set (1965 Modell .• , , , $141.00 SALEI I Only $99.95 RCA VIdor Portable Tope Recordll' ......... " .••••. $69.00 3 ~~ $lOO WORLD lA. GENiRAL ILICTIUC AUTOMATIC TOASTIRI Quick selector dlal. hl&b toast Ilft, quick, eall)' eleenlna 1nap-out 01'Ulllb tray. Whllo They List $11·00 ' ! SALE! CANNON REGAL FAMILY "VANITY ROSE" MATCHING TOWELS Sale 1.38 Sale 58c See the Many New Patterns in Cannon and Fieldcrest, Matching Towels Now On Sale On the 1st Floor $1 75 0 A Q\IART JUII 54 To StU WhttoTher List $4.29 Ao.llon . ' !.-, . ' J ' . (' I.. ' ~ . II THRIPTVI SAVI AI.:L OP·, YOUR IAL~ILIPS Jilt~ . . 1. . ./ ELB.ERFELD$ ' . /" GARDEN HOSE ll lenCib&. ' • .... lor$6.95 Deluxe plastic hose, ICUfl ond weather resistant. . Ltibt and pliable. Brou "Fult·Flo" aoupltnp, eo A GALLON Al10 We Are HaYing Thl& W11~nd, A. SAle ef Our Cr~fttmon White H- Pllnt ·For Jacquard woven pattern in green, pink and gold. 2.98 BATH T~~ELS Sale 1.98 HAND TOWELS WASH CLOTHS $5o50 . Sprtd Sadn m1kA11 painting eaoier. Flows Nlily with brulh . or roller. Leaves no lap ,or' brush mark. end touchupe won't show I Drill In 20 min• utu. Covera moat colors in' one coati Colon stay bright,! won't fad•l Con be Wll"" ogain and 1glinl 1 ' 1 - VOL. XVII NO. 74 department of special purchase of Dinette Sets_ and the drapery ing to return their son, James, Leon Rt. 2, died Tuesday at who has been wlth his brother his home after a long illness. and family, Mr and Mrs. He was a retired EUB minis- • ' at y ' enttne See Our Beautiful Collection of the afternoon _ On Saturday from 9 to 9 in the evening. Bartlett, Martha and Becky, PT. PLEASANT - The Rev. went to Newark Sunday even- Foreman L. Radcliffe, 67, of Two Injured In Accident I I; This week Elberfetds are open Thundey and Friday from 9 to 5 In On Tuesday (I l ! 3 NeuJ Te.achers Hired by Board � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 14, 1965 bailey cunningham radcliffe