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In tho aflemOCII : 1plannmg session wt11 hbe..;ar 1 ~:se: ~e~/i.!'~ ~t rr! ·~ r ~ ~ Middleport \ : • NOW YOU KNOW · Board Council from Colum· the evaluation period m bu!. to 4-30 p. m. followed by a aocl Instructor Ia The lolllowln& sclledule hal closing wonhlp. Day ing a the Observition been f 5 30 to Teachers attending are ask· .. the Women 's Souely of ChriS- and Class " Ill I om was observed at the R 0 c k on the teaching of the ..... Friday ··~-... rom od bring tbeir teacber and tian Semce liighl tghtt'd I he &Jme of the proje<'ts w 10· ' H . ISnr gs Methodist church Sun- ' Mr. and Mrs. CIUford Mayes f\culum in Methodist 6 p. m., registration with a l tot books but packet. ol combmed m... ung of the Socte· elude fmishmg the new class- M• and Mrs Lew" arm . ~ ' i 'nin with the wor- and son, Gregory, recently Sehool to be beld Friday :!S-cent dessert: e to 7:45, Orl· studen . be rovkled for ty and Circle' <>I Heath Metho room s by the Eleanor Ctrcle, were a\ S.ag.rtown, Pa over day, begn g d ted by the I spent a week'i vacauon In Cln· S t nta Sept 18 and 19 entation: 7:(S to 8:4S, classes ; material Wlll T p ldnl hao dist Church :\lond<n t:'\ Pntng the annual uaaza r. beart-hn~ tht> wt>t>kend to attend' th-e fun- ship s~~:~~:r '7:r::l:y. He had I cmnatl where they. v!slled the I ~ u Gr:~ Methodist to be conducted wltb girls study. Mrs. o~tratlolll at the church proJPCI, and pt'Can sale An ml of Mrs Harm uncle ,' Rev t . " Hall Around zoo and Gregory visited Coney In G Ill lis boys of the church school room lor more contacted Car Takmg part m tht.• :-.kl l were nount·t>mt>nt s lnC'ludffi a rum· (;eorge Abner Sc hmitl Mr I TI for hCI~ op~~· y Island and Pee Wee Valley . Sear: t~achers of Heath parttcipattnc ln a model class- and mayllbe I be ava.llablt ( , 1 IJv th~ Arternoon Cl r· s h 11 was a native of Mm- •e ross ve F to t·30 p m pools wi a so 1\lr, ( .lt>nn 1 ' :... :-. , 2 m thf' lormer c Sunday School , with William I David Wlley wlll be a Methodist Church are room. rom 1 45 t1 . I for transportation to Gallipol· presJdt>n t, Mr" P.arl Kmghl rle U<. IO n and a rum- I erS\Il ~ Cla rk as superintendent, fol - mure at OhiO Uruvennty instead ning to attend. Members the wlll be 8ft evalua on se . Class 12 nreotd<ni \It< A & P , _10 b\ ;;1. Mrs John Smith returned lowed the worship service Ai oJ Larry as fi!Ven in a previous teaching faculty lor the Snturday morning: ls.Tho registration fee lor tho Cns...,dl VIc-e J..>rt'Sidl:' nt . ul V. S mllge s~lf' I U< . homt' Sunday. after H visit with program was presented by the I] arucle. mclude Mrs. Wilson Rucker RSSion will be hel ed Itwo • day sessions is four C S '''" 'll tss Be" Sanbo;n '""'" Ct!co. re <ted relalives m Columbus and To- Pre-school class taught by Mrs · Columbus, Mrtt. to 10 a. m. follow ' 1 ll • The Rev. M. E. Dowchairm an ul rhe Allernuun ltr· ~lr< ~~nl<m<n~er Dn ';,; be ledu She was accompamed Harold Blackston and the Prl· \ Mr. Vernon Weber, owoer of Jamea Keach, Ky., actual claSI observation do arsihe Portsmouth District l'le II orlu Lom mun I) yR til and home bv Homer Walter of To· mary class l~ught by Mrs. Nor· ] the ~uahty Print Shop 111 Mill· Kindergarten ; Mro. 10 to II a. m.; from II to 12. son, i ion on Educatlo.. Durmg the''''"' " S.Inhurn held Nuv '. ,JIMihe M ' N an iedu. whu was enroute to Mar· lman F'our reel dleport, has purchased &be Elliott, Louisville, Ky., wiD be an evaluation of. Is urglng all teachmodeled l:i twl alt>d \ would on busme.ss tauons were given, "The Ral - I prmhng and I mentary Grades, I . II; work den.e In the with ers r:n:·interested persona to 111111 11 cop1es ut tilt' magcJZint''-' \ tH ' • t • 1 SmJi e '' by David Hams, ment formery us Y · Fred Hixson, to I p . Ill - a sa unc I h Outlook" md . Mrthodtst Worn· lw Ill progrt>ss thts weE-k .II ti e Ml and Mrs EverE-tt Thorn-, YD ,F t ' ' Bobb) Ball· Hethel Coleman wbo has mov· 3 4· Mrs Ot~ beverage served by the local attend the IC oo.1 an Jl ru;, 3m "ugg P"II tlll " ltH l li ul l h .tnd help as visit ed m Albany Sunday, ! :..rwon't Thorgge,; Brian Ktzzee: tu Albany . Del.phos' Gradei 5 • I. · J d 1\'1 • • Leo Smith M " nd M \' aughan 1 o m s. • , • the l'urn mg Y~" n ttl dt hdd bt·en 11t'd t' Is l I\ tl 1h group wJ lh Mr a rs. ' and "Why I Go To Sunday M nd Mrs 0 E McKin16)' Jn charge of th~ prese nlt'd at lnP dJ-;fnl 1 me~·t t llllllse iOI. I ~.m f'gl'~ene fur the Ross School " Jud y Radford a nd h r. l:arned Uta~ their son-in~ trative School will be tbt Rev. I ld t B'<nt-r l)tHII ~A- t·rt' tot tl1t' ass Jo,; t,ln<'f' . ave I f Col mbus Dl· IDg w a ' · , 1\ J· ""I' a\ Lan<<Sie< !Iii> R D Gotthardt r.turne<l to Bruce Blackston 1law Mr \aron Sbeets, Is con· Robert Wa ton 0 u . • be alsu dJsrusc;;ell '· tJs home Col umbus Mondav. l The Junior r hoir sang ' 'How l f ' d to . Mt carmel Hospital rector of the school Will 11 ' A rake uoper was sf'r\ H'.l t 1' " ft h"ch I me ' H ard El· 1 p~n ::. f:"ll~ WI I ll i\lt" Hl·t m; n Haddox v.as 1after a several days v1s1 1 Wit 1 Great Thou ~rt. a er w I m Co lumbus, where he IS be- the _Rev . ow ed pn.cPdmg l,ht me hlf>sg 1n tile re polt Pd ·onfmPd to Meigs Mr:s \\ A Morgan a readmg , "God Bles~ The Lll- ! mg treate-d for a heart attack.l ecutlve Secretary of the mem bPrs seatl ( at !<l llos Jll 'II Wlth a brok. tie Churches" wa s given by I '~~~~;;;~~~~=~ dmm!-!, room J· ;JI I fl m\ ero,; ~kmotJ.il I • Mr and Mrs Norman Fi sh- ' B tt I eonard A song Recent VISitors with Mr. and J•il r Li!MJI8fi :ua• were used ,m llw tab iPs '.'; \l h \.'ll hlp (dW~I" fo\~~es e;~n~~~~ t>r u( Scnec~vtlle and granddau-1 •. ~ . . ; Be~n With Jesus," by Mrs James W-eber were Mr. Arnold Grate, of Rutland. the ofl!ct•rs tJI tht· C J!Tl~-'" ~•·n rrl(it Jdld \lr-, Atw . p g , gh t.. r, Marsha Smith of Columntor <'holr lilt> hymn.j and MIS . Ernest Paulin of Ket.- a representative of Tlu Giding as hostt>ss~·" \1 \ ~ \\r lltc~m Russell ,.., ~\~l~n bus were weekend g~sts of ~~~hJu l Have 'Gone The Last tenng. eon• waa cuesf speaker at the Mrs Cle nn L<lmbPrt tJt~'"i · .Jan lt'" \\t•bel i\lrs Fra~he Mr. and Mrs Hobert Warns- Mlle~f The Way,' and the ] Syracuse N'azartne cburcll dent of WS C~ opt>nt'd lhf' M.Hltn ,md Mrs. Dtehl lf'v and daughter ' p er in umson con -I Fnday guests or Mr and SIIDday. t. and wekomPd nwm m~·PIIflg wa s t•losl:'d Wllh pray- "u nd Mrs Norman F1sh- Lords ray ' Mrs Wilham Slater and famThe work of The Gtdeool, mee mg • M M . Duw son , mr a eluded the program . d M . F r ed ed b buslbers and gut>sts. \11 s J 0 h n t•r lr' rs ar vm , er and granddaughters, Mar - A b· k t dinner was served 11ly were Mr. an rs. h wbieb Ia sponsor Y Krawsczyn , ol the FINmOI Clr-; 1sha Smith and .June Ann Wams- lat noo~s ~~ the ehurrh social , Cabeeri, Athens, and Mrs. Et - oessmea. was explained by c'e led devottons. u-; mg scr11J· : ley v1s1ted sundoy evenmg w1th l [ Mr. Grate wbo also displayed 1 el Burkett of Cloubus. and a mt>d lt .lt\IJn . . treo,;s• ' lhJ s mother Mrs. William Cliffol'd Jerfheit an- \ S "th of Point various types of Bibles plac-ing the need for'"" <l ual thought IS ' er atid Mr' and Mrs Mawn i the program, with fo hospitals, sehoolo, for the rommg ~ ~' ll Flsh.-r ond family .\ which opened Wllh the organ \ Plea Mrs Wa ne Gibbons. tr • and a:tvea to eacb aer Mrs Lam bt>Jl llll!"tl{!ueed tlw ew Ur~OSe~ . Mr!{ Stella GrueSf'r and Mrs relude. " I Have FO.JO<i Th e l Mr and M~s R:tb Zahn and Ice man. pre>sidt• nl s ol t'IH cJrt lt·s ~h•1 Til/;' ('heo,;ter \A.omPn s Soc u.• Witham F'1sher or Mmers'i!lie l ~ , b Mrs William Mr and · 'd of S th At tbe conclusloa of bl1 0 then ga'e a rec;unw ot lht.'tr lv ul Cht l ~l wn SrrvJee mt' t . al visltf:"d Monday arternoon with ' R~~7oe;d, rolrawed by. the hymn, I sons, Steven ;ndVa.a~ere w:k. talk Mr. Grate wia-'t •'Littl,~ commg yPar s pro w( to,;. mr lurt tlw ch uH h Srp t 4 Wllh mne Mrs Charles McNamet>, Mid I. St d U Stand Up For Jes- 1Charleston, oth Mrs It Ml1cb Wbeo God Is In It, ing Mtss' San horn •ll the Allt'r mt•mhu " pn·sen l Mrs . Eva dle port. . i .~"with ~tlliam Cla rk as lead- end gueststs~l~e!r ~ er, . accompanied by Mrs. Claude Klnles Vlrt' prrs ldt>nl , \HIS m Mason Ftsher returned to hts l\ er and prayer by Rev. Lemley. David End M g Everett Davis CUnntngbam. ..... ~ dw gt' k M day after a weo:ok's . t Mr. an rs l•fl!nililld : u: :mmi!HJVMUiJI!!o/ Th t ope ntng prayet was by wor on The F'reeland Norrls quarte t are visitmg with relatives tnl POMEROY OHIO Mrs Pau lmt- Htce. scn pture Illn ess. G nt Sun I presented several numbers, af- ! Akron LAST TIME TONIGHT h M1 ss Lena rueserMrs spe Harry· Iter which Mary Francis played weekend guests of the Revd d " "'WILD AND WONDERFUL' n•ndmg b\ Mr ~. Kmg ht, EpNe~- dav WI th .Mr and . a p1ano solo, " Angel Serena_ e. and Mrs. M. E. Dowson an • CTech !lL ('Ulur l ra ns 1 4-10 Tht> !Oplr , " A ew Kt> 1ser, Mmersv1He. f' The new piano was dedtcat- ns Douglas and Dwight, were rony Curt1s. Chnst me Kau1 Purpose J.<"'ur A Ne w Age,''. was Mr and Mrs Ohn Johnson o ' R Le l d a so • th La h mann H A s1st1 ng S"turda jed by the ev. m ey, an her sister, Mrs. Ru s ~ The Congregational ChristiBn Featur~tte: l<'d by !1.1 , ~ lrt· s St ClaJrSVIIIe were t "f Mry ! song was presented b} the JUn~ I brook and sons, James, John, Church at Langsville ce\ebratWt' l e Mrs Fva K1m es, Mrs ewmng dmner guess o I. h T adi gs "OUr '1 K So's Your Antt!nna ColorcartDOn~ Ellwl un . Mrs. Elizabe-th and Mrs Milton Roush . IIMor c tm:. Swo ren" n nd, "Our ! and Roger or WI more, y. ed another year at a IOmecom· ld d F' k · k mt s er s ermo a • d Se t Jlave~. and J\1rs Ml re ran Mrs. Earl Smtth of Hemloc l C tr Church " were presentlng Sun ay p . 13 ·. WED and THURSDAY H~'porls were given by mem- Grove l'ailed on Mrs. Denver .. ou~ ~r~. Wi!IJam Grueser. Rev. Charles Norns, pastor Set. 1617 b('rs who alt endtod the d1~tr1rt Carman and Mrs Earl Freck- edR ~- Watd Radford of Beav- , of the ~hurch, wa11 master of NOT OPEN 1ASY D01S r1'. • • ufl ieers m('rung at Beaver er ~cently e t k d gave ceremomes for the afternoon. Th e program consisted of Two rnun d-rob.m card s were M and ·Mrs Raymond Ev- er was gues spea er an FRIDAY and SATURDAY Septt'mber 18-19 Sf'll l lo ~hut-ms Th e closing ans rand son and Mrs Nora Ia? ~~S~lfl~,~:~:!~ ~Sl~: ;I~ songs by the ladies choir of the " WAR IS HELL " Tony Ru• ~1 1 Bayne!' Bar p1~:~yer wa~. rt>ad from the Up- Bengel ca lled on Mr and Mrs. ; ~~~s ~· duet, "The Last ~tle Th~ annual Commun1ty Day~ c~urch, and the Freeland Nor· Earl Frecker and son, Sunday Of Th W , 1 resented servtce was planned by the ~x r1s quartet. ron .lud" •J.:Jn Wa ll y Carnpu 1f*l" Hnom uy Mrs Klmes .., lor • - " ' ....... "OPERATION PETTICOAT" The nex t meetmg Will be Od ·n e ay was P R.. ecutive commtttee of the Metgs Mr. Norris gavt the address. 1 rTPC'hn 1enlor; 8 CDior. fo Twm.o... Ughto Can \,nml Ton r' urt 1s, Joan 1 with Ellzabelh Hayes as the ev~: ~nd Mrs. Wendel Kautz ~d~~~e~it~a~~~s ~ald Rea;: County United Church women The h~ghlights or his address and F'reaa Frecker spent a day ~ d .t d Rev Monday afternoon at the En· were • The church has lost ltl O'BtJf•n Dm u Mt>rnll. D1ek program leadl'r. weigld liM ...... Sargeant ntly with Mr. and M r 1. r as organ~~ ' an · terprise EUB Church with grip on neglect of table grac•' MEET TONIGHT ~;I Frecker and son I ~err::ey sang, How Great Thou Mrs. Philip Ohlinger, preai· and Bible readl"!l ~ I ht ..... llglf . . . . . pinlo, ..... ( SUN., MON , TUES. The HomebUilders Class of Miss Patricia Fields spent rt. e h rnn "God Be Wl t h dent, in charge.. home.'' ~ eouncll IS working """' lolly, hot pin• • Sept. 20-'12. 10 the Middleport Church of ' the weekend Columbus wtth I V Th W 'M t A a in .. and Tbe service will be held at now on bnnglng back OU! ChrloWad<. :IP-131', "C HALK GARD~N" Hayley Mill s. D e bor<~ h Kt> rr Chri st will meet Tuesday ev- I her sister, Miss Mary A n n 1 th~u benedic~ioneeby ~ev .' Lem~ the Rutland Methodist church tian grip. Folks have never enmg at the church. Fi Ids I November 6 at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. grown up in the church today. .., ... lOOIC and Mrs. Bob Busb and 1 ley closed the program. Richard Lucas was named a1 Every one is for himself instead family of S1dney and Mrs AI· chairman Projects for the of helping gibers,'' he said. bert Hill of Marion were Sun· meeting are school bags and Those attending from other day guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. on yard goods whieh will be ehurcbes were: Vona McKnight \~ J Hill sent to Africa and Brazil. Rutland church; Mrs. Lena · Mr and Mrs. George Long Plans were made to secure Pickens, Racine: Mn, Clarice ., " ' and family of Springfield VSI· If a foreign student as guest l..ongstrelh, Gallipolis; Mr. and \ ited Saturday with Mr. and Debbie Powers, daughter of speaker Mrs. Robert Grate and Mr. Mrs E. J . Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers, Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt, and Mrs. Edwin Davis,_ Danvil· Mr and Mrs. Otis Midkiff of 1was guest of honor at a party Mrs. George Anderson and le; Nellie Myers, Danvtlle; Mr. Bradenton, Fla. and Mr. and Saturday afternoon at . her Mrs. Patrick Lochary were and Mrs. Wallace, Old Dexter I Mrs. Porter Midkiff of Hem- home on N. 3rd Ave . m. ob- named as the shipping com- ehurch; Mrs. Anna Mtller, Jock Grove visited sunday w1th , servance of her 11th buth~ mittee. UNICEF was diseuse- Carman Re11t home; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. E J . Hil l. ' day. . . ed, and plano wlll be announc· Mrs. Lawrence Carpenter, Car· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rich of \ Guests enjoyed dancmg and ed at , later date. Prayer by penter; Mra. Kennaw and Mro. , Caldwell spent the weekend with i games with pnzes awarded to Mrs. Arnold Richards closed Clair Nelson, Wesley Chapel; 1 her brother and sister·ln·law, Maf!anne Kloes, Amta Fultz, the meeting. Mrs. caoh Braley, Middleport i Mr. and Mrs. Homer Radford Janie Hlndy, <h· ron Glaze Attending were Mrs. Ohlin· Church of Christ. , and attended the Homecoming and Brenda Edwards .. Assorted ger and ~~- Menzel Smith of I I:;.~...........,._.......,......& 1 t the Rock Springs Methodist candy favors were giVen and the Enterpriae Church; rerreshments of hot dogs, po- Anderson of the Middleport 1 :burch. , Rev. and Mrs. Waid Radford tato chips, punch, and the Presbyterian Chureh; Mro. of l!eaver visited Sunday even- birthday cake wttll lee cream David Entsminger, Middleport ' , ing, with his brother and sister- I were served. Methodist; Mrs. Richards and \ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Attending were Glenn a Mrs. Campbell Harper, Mt. I Radford ' Sprague, Kathy Moore, Robtn Moriah B•plist Chureh, Mid· Don Mayer, student at t h e l Mills, Katy Russell, Redlna dleport; Mn. Clarence RendColumbus Barber College, spent I and Cranson Pratt, and Bobby orson, Allred Methodist; Mrs. the weekend witb his parents, !and Pamela Powers. The guest Louio Reibel, Pomeroy FedMr and Mrs. Roy Mayer. 1of honor received many glfts erated; Mrs. J. E. Foater, Pom· Miss Callie Kloes returned' Including those from her eroy First Baptlal; Mrs. WJIhome Sunday, alter a two : grandmother, Mrs. Alma Cart· liam Grueser, Rock Springs I weeks visit at Lorain wilh her . wright of Ravenna, Mr. and Melhodlst; Mrs. Jack Curtis, ' sister, Mrs. Anna Fisher. Mrs. i Mrs. C. J . E~rsbach, Pom· ForeBt Run Methodist; Mrs. Edith Zeisler of Youngstown eroy, and Jame and Patsy Houdaohelt, Racble Methodist; JOined her sister for a few days. 1 Welch. Mrs. Powers was as- Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. George Miss Kloes was accompanied . sisled with the party by Mrs. c. White, RuUand Methodist: home by her niece and hus· , Grace Pratt and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. John Hayes, Chester band, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard : Pratt. Methodist; Mrs. Gretta SimpCook and Andy Lang. son and Mrs. Lucy • Ra· Mrs campbell Harper a n d cine Baptist; and Mrtt. LOc:n· ll Mrs Arnold Richard• attend· ary, Grace Epj11Copal Church, ed the 96th aMiversary of the I Pomeroy. Corinth Baptlat church at Cen· l .:.:::::.=---,---terpoint, Sunday afternoon. , Alfred, and the hosts, Mr. and , Mtss Jane Douglas, student Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheese· Mrs. Ctieesebrew. Afternoon nurse at Holzer Hospital, re-' brew ere h01ls for a family callera Included 'Mr. and Mrs. Now I krow there's a big difference turned to ber studi.. Sunday, \ dinner at their borne Sunday Clair Woode and Connie Sue I after a two weeks vacation I in observance of the 83rd birlh· 1 ................a with her mother, Mrs. Velma day anniversary of Mr1. Cheese- 11 in tnterest rates .• . makes a big difDouglas. brew's mother, Mrs. J. B. Hay· ] es, the birthday of her aon-ln· be a period of two weeks while, , law, Kennelh West, and Timmy fe rence in your total savings. I'm in others, the cycle may be wall of Columbus, and the wed· longer and nine weeks or more l ding anniversary of Mr. and getting smart! I'm switching today to may el•P"'· M" West. A happy birthday theme was carried out ln the tablecloth BOYS aLACK t·r. . mng~ sa~~ ~ Jwne~ bull~:,~,, ~; I announ~..:_ sopb~ ~ t, ro~ ~~~· t hud I"\ (~r:~u~ ;ami!~~ \olunte~r Jell<~ engr:c;m: eq~~ ] \'~~ ~ ~Ol XVI Elberfelds l N nou~~ed p after~oon I Mr:~.~o~=~edm~ecently ..t.. ' I r.- I Ti/ ;''""~::::::::;;:;:;;:::;l ~r llu.i h"l NOW THEY TELL ME ... $10.95 I could have saved many dollars more! ... ' I . OXFORDS & LOAFERS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE SHOE BOX I\.;,.;..-----------"'T'--·u--Micld--le-po_rt_._0_·- - · and Mr. a for FINE FlOOR CARE Ml~; -...!~~s;~~~~~~~~ aon, Gregory, and Mr1. Cllarltl Woode, I...· I' ( ., '' "·~·;.J. - * •· ' ~al Amer~ in~on ~hi~~s Successfu at Coliege Leve, d I ,..................... Affidavits Of Guilt Are Filed ha~ Emory Roush Of New Haven D1'es Tuesday construe- ~ 0 I I ~~ defens~ I~ ~rst cam~ wa~ Bto.,.~,:Mutin. ne~ : ~illion , Cuba, _~tatements ~Ul oh·lOan sues ~ll1 lsiandcreek o~a f~· ~~ dn:~n 1 ~ ~ ~resklenllll elect- ~ scg~:.~ ~~~f-~~eme~nterstate l ~nstructJon 0 0 0 em~ Wil~ ~p. ~m An: E~ste": 1 l I ' !I ' ~ded cla"~· C~UM~~Se~l)~round- accl~nt ~:~e~t ~por~mafuisnz;.ornmg 1 ~ear :E?po£Es~u~· -anci- II Eschleman Emp}oyedby sCh00}Board I u•IghwayS get $44 MI•III•OD More l•D '64 Lass, 12, is FOf $250-000 · HOOVER (LEANDS of asters, a gilt to Mrs. from the deacon• of the Baptist ChlJfcll. ~lghled can· dles·.,\vere used on 'lh< bible With d~ated blrthday cake. Present were' Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Weit, TIIIUity Wall, Columbua; Mrl. J, B. Hay-., Mr. and Mro Cllffort! .. ··~~=:~ ~;~:·::: 1 Gol.dwater Asks Str~·~·ght Talk from I' DJ on Cuba 0 ~tain Cheesebrews Ate Hosts for f '/ D• am1 Y Inner centered with an ~~~~~:;: - I WASRINGTON - " FOUR I wao a Ume when presiding H d gra uattt, NEW FLORAL SHOP _ Gayle Re es, 1964 Southern Local High School In N be " docu has opened the Rees Floral in Racine on Thtrd·Sl where the Bryson ar ware one• Days ovem r, a • over lbe U. 8. Senate a was located. Rees recently graduated from the Hickman Floral School lD Cleveland. mentary lllm on the asssassina· functloa to the lntervice In add 'ttt'on to all lines of floral needs, the new busmessman has a vanety of glaSJo tion of President Kennedy, will .AJ president assigned _ wao more b• given its world premier here es.mg than 11 1o today. ware. - Sentinel Photo, Oct. 8 during tbe nalional con· KNOXVILLE Tenn. (UPI) _ Republican presidential S.sslona ran llgb and sen ference of United Press. Inter· candidate Barry' M. Goldwater, calling for "straight talk" atoro freqnenlly ealled one national editors and publishers, Ifrom the administration, accused President Johnson to· another liars. AI one stage Frank Eschleman former fa· I DETROIT (UPI)-The UnIt was announced today. Film day of trying to manage the news about Commun1St tblngs got oo tense that Vlee culty member of Middleport ited Auto Workers Unio1. today was obtained from every avrul· Cuba. · . Presldenl MarUo Van Buren High school, has beeJl employabandoned "ooJH:rises bar· able profeastonal and amateur In a prepared speech starting the second day of his took two plstolo Into tbe cham- ed to teach Dnver's Education gaining" and sel a strike source to produce a detailed four-day campaign in the. South, Goldwater sa1d the Pre· ber to supplement !be authur- after school hours by the Board deadline for 10 a. m. Friday at account of PreSident Kennedy s sident had deleted certain statements on Cuba. from the lty of bls gavel. Tblogo were of Education. For . Motor Co. death tn Dallas last Nov · prepared text of his address to the Jnternabonal Ma· onlerly that day, Eschl•man resigned last year and developments durmg the Ichinists' Convention in Miami Tuesday. '"' as teacher and football coadl COLUMBUS <UPI> _ About •••••••••••••••••••••• . Information affidavits ronowing three days. "Four The deleted statements said #t't't't't't't'¥'t'tt't'Y'tt't''tt''t'tt' to be employed In industry, as \ $4-4 million or per cent more Ibeen filed today in Meigs Coun. 16 Days In November" will be Cuban Premier Fidel Castro domeatic policies of the Eisen· Assistant Personnel D!fector of th . f was poured \ ty Common Pleas court against 1962 distributed to has failed to spread commu- bower admmistration also wer,e Vanadium Corporation of highw'ay three men artd l woman accusthe world after 1ts premier nism from Cuba and that the ordered deleted from Johnson s 1ca, Graham Stat10n olant tlon program during fiscal 1964, ed of burgt.ary and other crimes her<. !stand posed no threat to U.S. prepared text. PreSJdenttal } The board also discussed the I Highway Director P E. MasheProsecutmg Attorney Bernard security. aldea explained that certam proposal Monday night from t re rted today I Fultz brought In the affldavltt WASIUNGTON PRES!· Asks Why material in the speech had not the Ohio Council on Education , er hpo i · d' entermg pleas of gutlty by Gerdent Johnson's 1trlng of victor- "Why the deletions' Why the been fully cleared.) · for the Initiation of a bill to 'I In t e f$28tsca yelalr en mg '1unet l aid Eugene Karns, Lawrenco ed t n to K 'II 30 1962 I ffil 100 was spen les ID Congr~ss appear a an statements in the ,first place?" Goldwater ew noxvl e increase the sales tax !rom 3 h" h s and in 1964 J Rtchard Will, Larry wIll 'lam 1 Will, and Estella Ma, Karns. enrl today w1th hts health care Goldwater asked. "Does be from 'Fampa. where he wound .._ to 4 cents. ' for new lg way ·n· I bill apparently on its way to (Johnson) really believe that up a tour of North carolinat The additional one cent would I the amount was ~ 25 ml lon,. t .NEW HAVEN - Funeral ser- • The £our had been returned thf' legislative graveyard. ccommuntsm has not spread Georgia and Florida 1\lesday, BOULDER_, Colo. (UPI) - A: provide money for better edu~ Masheter said m a repor o I vtces for Emory Roush, 76. from Columbus to Meigs eoun. House supporters oJ health from CUba? Does he really be· balling the doctrine of states' 12-year-old girl who passed col· cation m Ohio, tbe coundl said. I Gov. James A. Rhodes do~I~s~ ~ New Haven. who dted Tuesday, ty Tuesday by Sheriff Robert care lor the aged under Social lieve that Communist Cuba rights and appealing for Demo- lege entrance exams wtu enter Tbe Ohio Council on Educa· first 18 months o:i the: been Will be h•ld Thursday at 2 P m. C. Hartenbach and Middl eport Security 'l'lleiday gave up their ses no threat? craUc votes. • the nlrth grade at St ,Ger- lion is composed of the Ohio tra tlon that $1 bt wr a;i ht·oi I IEDT\ at the N~w Haven ~UB Chief of Police Herbert Gtlkey. attempt to push tt.e moasure po"There are all too !DSl)Y He was enthusiastically wei- \rude's Academy here thtl fall. ' Education Associtaion. the Ohio earmarked, exclusive g en· I church With bunal m the The court also mJicated . in lhrough lhls week because they uesUotlll piling up at the door corned by large crowls. An es· Snndra Louise Sanborn - who School Boards Association, the -way costs, for p~el~ml ~ ts Lone Oak ce~etery, Pt Pleas an entry that the ;enlencmg dld not have enough votes. , :, lhe White •House-questlono timated 100,000 persons greeted was never in a achool classroom Ohio B u s i n e s OfftC· gtnoo;mg f Ph l"" s \ ant, Th;.. Bem· by Judge John c. BaclliUil R<tb 0 about Viet Nam, questions him In Atlants. before last June - passed ber lals Association, Ohio School cover ng mles I ert lle!dlb&l. " "JJ',"!mi been '8 ~~~ 1ord Will olftctate 1 .......__ WASHlNj>TON ,... $EN. J, about Bobby Baker , • , about In hlo various .talks, Goldwa- entrance examinations at lhe Employ... Assoc., and the He saldt.!,!'l' \he : He was born August 2. 1888 continued until Oct. IS. Hender· 0 Strom galn from public•olflce ter took jibe. at University of Coloracto. Ohio Congress of Parents and has be at the Broad Run commumty son was apprehended, with two olina, wllo ran lor •president lit alliliit 'political use of Johnson's "soulhern drawl," Although college officials !llld Teachers Assoc. penod and another I'100 Wlf tlJ near New Haven, the son of the juvemles. m connertion wiih bur]948 as li Ob:lecrat, Ia bolting contracts, and now, questions Mid , Hubert Humphre, , tbe she has the capacity for getting Petitions In regards to the opened before t • Jrst 0 e late Lewts Wesley and Lydia glary of anothor rural home, the party to become about the President's policy Democratic vice A's and B's In competition with tar proposal are Ia be circulal- year. J d De of Weaver Roush. He was a ftre- and oi a motorcycle. 31 and posture regarding Coha," candidate, doesr't "belie¥e tbe other freshmen studl!nts, they ed in each IIChool district tn Between u1Y 1e:n man at the Ltverponl Salt works , a Goldwltet', 'lepublit!an. Thurmond'!! declmon makes Goldwater said. South Is a part of the United said she might be up against Ohio with Middleporl's quota ~his year, ~oth ~cts are in Hartfnrd H1s w1fe, Jesste, , • him the major political defect· (UP! White House reporters States," and said many of the "unrealistic" oompelillon social- set at 50 names. Representa- m constr~etw~ P j t dted m j954. I J\fHS Semor Oass or oJ the presidential said that, in addition to the South's mllitsry lnstallaUons ly if she entered the UI<iversity. tives of the above named asso- 1 Sut·vlving are four sons, I Holding Car Wllsh .. He is the senator statements on be .elose-d down if Johnson The girl was •.aJght trigonom· cJations met recently and system is per cent O[)("n to Willis, Seattle. Wash.; Conn, The Middleport Senior Cia!! 39 1 to SWitch parties smce Wayne critical of Goldwater •nd lhl! lS reelected. etry and the Greek alphabet at ed Mr. L. W. McComas, Supt. traffic with 520 miles complet· Pomeroy ; Bmhe. New Haven, is starli ng on Its fund -rai sing L. Morae of Oregon became a . . • lhe age oJ four by her father. of scllools, as captmn of t h e l ed Another 255 miles are under and Emory Ellis, St. Peters- projects for their annual spring Democrat In 1955. Sources srud Registration for sh th th Middleport district. d S08 II are burg, Fla ' two daughters, Mrs. trip to New York City. They the conservative senator When e _enters e nm Representing the groups were an m es Vena Newland, Dover, Ohio, Will s nsor a car wash SaturDance 01188es Set grade, she wlll be two gradea Emerson Jones president of m the engmeermg stage or nghl and Mrs Maxme Durst New po be h ll tell Soulh Corollnlans he feels Tbe Gl · D · S h00I 0 I nh d 0 f ormal for her age ' f belng obtained · · ' day , Septem r 19 at town a . he can freedom of or1a c n · the Board of Education; -o ·Way . · Haven; 10 grandchildren, one l The nee Will be $1.2S which , ea judJIIIIent atid actjoo only as a the Dance has announced a iShe was taught by her ialher, Ham Ingles,, P .TA. president; Masheter satd this has been brother, Lemley, Middleport, • include~ the inside and outside mem"- oflbe RepubHcan par· new fall term starting October Robert, 54, a former electromcs Mrs Pearl Reynolds oJ the done with 1,300, or 12 per cent, and two sisters Mrs Earl Hoif. , f h Cl be 'll ""' 3 R · t t' f ... ball t · eer and her mother · ' f wer employes ' o t e cars. ass mem rs WI ty beaded by presidential nom· eg:as ra Lons or e' • • Teachers Association and Mr. e · man. Hartford, and Mrs. Okey be at town hall from a.m. un-9 lnee Barry 'M. Goldwater. acrobatic, baton, will be accept· Lmda, 50, a secretary In the de- McComas. Hesson, Pt. Pleasanl. til all work is finished. ' ed at the DAV hall, Butternut partment of Slavic and The board also approved the m-LO TEMPS The bndy will be taken to the .1, ATLANTA- SOUTHERN PI'M'SBVRGil IUPI) Ave. In Pomeroy, Saturday, languages at the Universty 0 purchase of Biological and ] NEW YORK IUPlJ _T he 1church to hem state one bour 1 Republicans .tod'y balled a re- Ohio man has fijed suit against Sept. 19 from 9 a.m. to I p.m. Colorado, Pbysical Science equipment un· highest temperature report- \ prior to the S<'rvtce Ground Brl'llking port that Sen. Strom Thurmond, the Island Creek Coal Co . . of \ Patrons may register lm one or der title 3, a program sponsor· ed Tuesday to the u s. Weath· \ Friends may call at th• Fo- 1 F A d S D-S. C., hall . to switch Huntington, W. Va.,. . seekmg all of the type dance. Collts will Begin ed by the Federal Government er Bureau, excloding Alaska and glesong Funeral home anytime alleglance tb the GOP. Demo- $250,1100 damages lor !DJUrles al· ltllltructors are Glof\3 Buck, for the improvement of science, Hawaii was !Ol at lmperial, 1todav di math, and foreign languages C I'! • d y A. The ' · breakmg ceremonies will be crats senerally withheld com· leged to have been suffered In Denise Snodgrass and J u d y ment awaltlnJ Thurmond'• olfi- an while working. Fraser. Osteopllth Stu . es Jnclnded In the purchase will held Saturday at the Ohio Expocia! announcement. The swt, filed TUeiday In beStev• H. Coals haa enrolled be a table for the B!Olog1cal Sci· at Mont tier Vt Meigs Memorial Hospital stlions Center lor the ''"" Htgh"Thla II a very algnillcant half of 'l'llomao G. Wilson of ADLAI TO SPEAK lu the Klrk1ville (Mo.) College ence room and equipment lor was 25 pe ' · ADMISSIONS - Freoa faeh· · way Patrol Academy, Gov. Janobreaklbrough In 1upport of Sen- RD2 Cljeqpeake, Oho, charges CLEVELAND ,(UP[) - Adlai of Osteopathy and Surgery as a Biology classes and electrical nle. Middleport, Edtth Cook, es A. Rhudes ann~unced today. ARREST MADE Pomeroy The academy wtll be named ator Goldwali!r," said VIrginia lhe company with nesllge\tce in Stevenson, U. S. ambassador to first -year student. He is one of equipment lor Physical Science GOP Chairman Robert Corber. : not securing a hatch on a lhe Unlted Nations, will be the a claiS oJ 100 students begin- classes. The Ohio State Patrol report· DISCHARGES - Betty Rus· for the late Gov. George White, "It wlll encourage all conserva- ' barge on which Wllaon was main speaker Oct. 2 at a etvlc ntng studies Ibis fall at the na· Mr. McComas announced ed today lhe arrest of Larry sell. Minersville. Dons Jane under whose admuustratwn tho tves to. lllpport Senator working. lunch, the hlghllghl of 1 month- tloo's oldeat college preparing the 1116US emollmen~ includ- Laudermlll, 21, Pomeroy. cited Ohlinger, Mason. patrol was estagltshed, and the wnter, certainly lt will The plalnUff clalms to have lonJ program of events com- osteopathic physicians and lltll'- log 268 pupDs in lhe Elementary to Gallipolis court Sept. 21 for late Lynn Black, first superJnage all ~ vatives to suffered leg, hack, spine, Deck memoratlng lbe U. N. geons. Building; 290 1n the Central ] speed. tendent oJ lbe patrol. hold support for and abdominal Injuries May 2S, Coots enters a four • year School, and 250 In lhe b 1g h , Meigs Geoersl Hospital Johllllon." 1962, when be feU throngb tbe DIVORCE GRANnm program leading 1n the degree school. , ADMlSSlONS - Leroy Red • • open batch. The accident A divorce hall been granted of Doctor of Osteopathy. Prior BOND FORFEITED ison, Pomeroy: Edgar istrJcting is MOSCOW - WFSl'ERN Dl·l CWTed on 1the Ohio Rlver Nellie M. Coleman frotll ijarry to enrolling at vcos, Coats LOCAL TEMPS William Donahue, 58, Bellaire. nolds, Cheshire; Victoria On Special Agenda plomala were puzzled HunUngton. At the time, Wilson L. Coleman ~ custody of two attended MlamJ University. He 1 forfeited $Z5 bond m Mayor Iey. Middleport. COLUMBUS (UPI) -T h t Premier Nlklla S. was employed as a oeaman. minor chlldnn 'warded ber, in is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- The temperature was 70 de- 1Charles Legar's court Tuesday DISCHARGES . Ohio General Assembly appa,. warning thai the Suvlet Meigs County Common Pleas ert L. Coats, 295 South Front grees to downtown Pomeroy at on a charge of failure to yteld 1Payn<. Middleport; Melvm entiy wlll be called into special HAMRICK KILLED court. Street, Middleport. 11 a. m. today. 1nght of way. I Dexter. session In November to deal has a doomsday could cause "the RAVENNA (UPI) _ James wilh several pressing matters, and extermloatlOI! of including congresswnal redls- pa~ :of;;_;P~om;;;;er;;o:oy:. l:ili el\s ,aUol\al B fnk \~ (•re~~s Dem~t • ""'- • ~\~r~Rootttt'4l.llol!lll ~ lltl.•ll~ I BLUE LUSTRE SHAMPOO 0 :"'S:: STYLES EVERY YEAR? I ~ 0 WHO PAYS THE I .: PR_I_O:_FI_ve_CENTfi__,! _ _ _ ' A tb~aters aro~nd ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I : WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1964 22 ! \' COST OF CHANGING AUTOMOBILE BODY. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · •\ Jnt«•ruatit!l!l&l ...ito Debbie Powers Is Honored 77 fh 8 • thd ay ol''l ' a-. ._,.. ' '-f'rpm· '. I ,? J WIRf NEWS cOngregational Church Holds HomecOming 1 - . ~ ·. ( b~ D I Community ay Service tO be H /d N 6th e ov. . , r . BRIEF~· . ~·.> - u; MEIGS THEATRE ' . r• ,, " .• 1 FJsh- l r~m . . '. , vicky~-,. Chester Soc1ety b TOplc A out ) .;.. At A (;lantle - :·: VllllJ.liH t~r~ : !J _,~ Strip Mine Reclamation PrOblems Will be Eliminated, Says Dickman ~--•••• r ....... Metnl1 ' . . , ... <. - NO. 131 -· fro:'; ] l2th~ ~· ~mss Ohi~ enttne "'YEA'I'HEI i~ ~on: p~annl~ ~~~~~sesh • y a·t ., • ::an We~ersmlller. •• fte commoo dolphiD ul 1llo Medllerranean and Allude lou llatw- Ill llld 1101 leelrl. and\ l..tlllhf'~ I '" ·r .... ' '0 '. r< cioudo thai would kllllall earth. or tfii.t Khurilu!bev referring( ·~ other ktnd ray 'i ed '' attempt at bly China. b ::~t~:~::"S:~~:~~ Booster Group Enlists Over 400 1r.1em ers :~~~J~~~~A.i ~c~~ ~~= ll.tf' and )overtpmed. A Ou,jptat 'll!ffle, :15, war . 1nJUte4, ' - A record may have been for m~berships In lhe Booster Athletic when sllghUy 'in exceu at fl per card, were tbe last \weootend. 'tile These receipts, wtth others, It possible lol' Robert. King to report to I meeting In the high ~ool t!al· eterla $967.74 on hand, film (for games) yet paid for. The Boosters have pledged In of f2,tl00 to Ill" fund to help pay ' football equipment. JltW. are Invited to cards Irom lflndo;;r not been reached on whether he ward Crooks, Deb b I e would call the session, but that Grueser, Susy Ohlinger. M r s. if he did so it would be for eiU.. Lionel Bo~gs, Mrs Don Mullen, er Nov. 9 or Nov. 16. Mrs. Wilham Warner, Mrs. Ray Ptckens, Mrs. Engene Conde, EVEN IF CLOSE Mrs. Denver Nelson, Mn. CLEVELAND (IJPii Dl· liam Childs, Mrs. Cornell Vance, rectors oJ tbe Cleveland Iodl· ans sald today If dcket aen. 1 Mr' N · • iDg campaign eortlea .within $1 ehana':.f. sN ormanBurdette million o1. lrrdllOelilelltl ol.fered by other cities for tile franchl!ll 1 ~ ;~'\Irs Hack":'~ Jay M' · · the American ' IailiO baaebal Mrs'··~· sauer club wiD stay beft. MIS~ • Mona Lee Neal, Lots McElhln· D!'Y, and Phyllis Racket!. Vol· unteers were asked k. sell proat lhe next home on Ocl wben PomerO) to Middleport. Booatero will mount th "Victory Bell" acqUired t 'w ago.near lhe Central bijlld. for use during football . pmes. Lowell Price Ia In eharge ol lhlit project The bell ,l fU from · Devil football games were not available due to the game hav· lng been played Snturday ~tght. Orange and black nags wdl be placed atop the ltadium lor the next game. The game hall of lhe next home game - Pomero} - will be auctioned off, as was the ball used in lhe Rutland game. Ladles aiSjsting Mrs. Wehoter In membership sales were Mrs., Ted Riley Jr., Mrs. Rob- ]!O'*Iboat ·glven the Alhlaa, · a tc 10ld JamesMrs. Brewer, Mrs.Smllh, Da- t.i Lewla, . ¥~SS , Chrlstba ert Craig, Charles Rose Hackett, ~. ) Plain\lng ,j:flfo·i~·· " 1111 . ~:~:~~r L~:· ~.'!.sM:; g:;,. Sau.; Marie, tba ' Mlas~·~~~!~~~~j~-$~ _ vlcl Jay Jentilii, Mra. Robert Miss Steplw¥e hUll!. M Mta. Lawrence s~. Walia!lll,'.loira. ,, Ialllllldr, Mrl. 1114 lib. •lloD • .; J: ,. l '' �... . --····· -.J" \, ' ..... . • Th~ ' ' ' J ' ' ,By WOllam Lawreee, D.D.S. ''Doclot' I'd rather bll'e • baby ~ have 1111 te«h drlllo ed " so the old dental •lor7 goe~: Some paUenll go evea lurther and say such things as, "1 broke my leg In three placet1 IDd bad to Ue In tho 111011' f or over an hour before belnf r • cued. But II didn't bother me as much as having my teeth drilled.'' Tills feeling about dtolllll7 11 unreal. rare fantasy and Imagination, notblnl more. RaYIn& your teeth dr!Ued Is a tern. ble nuisance and a bore. It'a time consuming, and It would be dlfficult to lind IIDYODAI whA wouldn't rather be doing someth\ni more plee!IBill, But dread. Constitution Week 'Significant' stitution curbs Congress and the executive and 'nle - k of September 13-19 bas b..n desigjudiciary in the amendi)lents, eapeclally tho nated as " Constitution Week." Each year an lint ten. waervance Is scheduled throughout the nation Among other things, Cangresa Clllllot make In rocognttlon of the lmportanoo of the Feder· a law respecting estobllalunent of rellg!on or al Constitution which lonna the basts of our prohlbltlng Its free exercise, or ab~ the national gove,;,.ent. It IDllures a stable bal· !reedom of speech, of the press or the nght ol ance of powers between the legislative, aocpeople to assemble peaceably and to peU· ti and judicial branches of government by tion the government lor a redreu of grlevanc;,.:~ding curbJ upon the authority of each. For Instance mighty u our Congreso Is, tho esThe Constitution olso curbs the courts. For Constitution d.;.s not give It certain powers: d example, they cannot deny a person a fair 1 Congress, nor anyone else, can swJpe~ hearing duly represented by counsel. writ of habeas corpus, unless the public The Constitution, wlticb divides the work ol aal<ty demands it during rehellion or invasiOn, the three brancbes of government, conclude~ All officers or others must obey a court ha':! by telling where tho remainder of the poW<> bring In anyone In their custody to see w • rests _ jWit bt ease anybody gell any Ideas o1 or he Is held lawfully· . d " dictatorship. Thert are things no state can do, t ·pass " bills of attain er, anno C 2. ongre111 c anI In lance " make or enforce any law which epeclal acts to punish someone. Congress c s';:'oll ~bridge 1M prtvllegea or lrnrnunlUes of not by-pass the courts. citizena of the United States. • h 1 3. Congress cannot pass an ex post facto a~ If there are any powers not given to t o - a law which makes an act ~ cnme. whic States government or reserved to t \~ was not one when done, or which pumshes the United states, they belong to the people. The Cona offender more than called for when done . tuiton d..s not seem to limit the people. 4 Congress cannot tax. exports from any (Tills article Is based upon the law of Ohio. ltaie nor by regulation favor one state's pori 1t Is not Intended to advise anyone on a speclf· over another's , nor make one state's vesse s Jc problem. No >"'rson should ever attempt to clear or pay duties to another state ln order to apply or Interpret any law without tho aclvic<~ enter. 'II ' the Conof a lawyer.) Belidos these denials from wt un. ihe th; By FRED DOWN a four-hitter spired with l2 UPl Sports Wrltt>r strikeouts ita the nightcap Ray "When he hits, they win _•• Sndecki went 6 1-3 innings to That 's tne tribute rival Na- raise his record to 17-10 while tional League managers play Gibson's win marked his dxth Johnny Callison 3 ,1d It sums up straight complete-game victory . in 8 nutshell why the PhilaJackson Wins toth delphia Phillies are driving . Larry Jackson be:ame lht> hard onCE' again to capture first 20~game wmn~r m t~ m_a their first pennant since 1950. I jors. thiS ~eason with a six-hit· The Phillies have won three 1ter m which he held the Reds straight gfJ!Jles and it's no co- 1hitless after the fourth . Andre inctdence that •M 25-year old 1 Rodgers hit a three-r~n homer All-Star game hero is hitting land Ron .santo knocked m t·:vn like a guy who can virtua lly 1runs bt>h md Jackson, who mtaste his share of the World creased _his. record to 20-lO. It series melon. ' ~ark s hi S first 20-ga me season Ca llison was Johnny--on-the- ' m the maJor s. spot again Tuesday night when .Juan Marichal pitctwd a rourhe singled home Richie Allen in the sixth inning to g4ve t11e Phillies a 1·0 victory over the Houston Colts . Callt'son has '. lui? Frl&htful? MOII!lroutf Tltese are adjective• ol tho dim past. Tiley are carryoven from the dark agea ol tho barber • aurgeon-denllst. PaiD 1o a biPIJ eompUoaled phenomenon. Some people 181 they bave a "low lbrelbold lflr pain"; I.e, very Dille paln aends them reeU.,. But bow can tb1J be evalllaled? Sow much pain Is due to orlgllllll lllmnll that reacb the brain, IDd bow macll Is due to tiona from these llllmnll! Having your teeth drilled af. ter a tong, tiring day at the of. fice can euggerate pain, Hell" Jng stories abot•t how a friend was tortured by her dentist, jWit before your own appointment, can also Jntensll) your pain. Children who overhear their parento grumble a n d complain aboUt their denUot are frightened long before they rrr- gone 6·for-12 in three the Phillies' current string of straight . wins but what 's more signjfi}UGH POINT WINNER - Larry Lee Smat~, Athen:'3, . cant is the fact t)lat h~ has and employed by Columb us and Sout hern OhiO Electnc . driven in four of the nine runs ~iddlep?rt, holds the troph y for high points for the ye ar i sco red by the team . m sanctioned Scramble ra ces presented Sunday at the . Along those same lillf's the Meigs County Motorcycle Club :-:; ponsored T-T Scrambles. last game in which J·{;hnny . f .1 d a1 e to make a h1t was lost by the Phil lies. ResuIts 0 f T•TSCrambles Voice of Broadwav ••• reportmg ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN BLED Dear Troubled: Its' aiW4Y• best to believe • man 1B Innocent until proved guilty Make It deflnlta you doa't ,mind an evenlnfl out with the boys, but you want to know when and where; and you won't stand sUU for being stood up on Saturday night without even a phone call, A1J for your neighbor'• advice: don't take it Don't even ASK lt. Family oroblerns ahould stay nome where they belong. -li. HELEN HELP US! the news that their fashion pet, Sara Fred· ericks, has opened a salon at the Plaza. Thev 've been begging her to come to New York for years. ---- i FteuR~Ne OIJT HOW TO SP.END TRY A LITTLE TRUST Dear Helen: · · We have been married 10 years IDd have four children, We wore ~~e~>arated one year beCause m) husband started ataying out all ollht, and l discovered lte had tleell running around. But he bef!ged me w take him back, and since tb-. .._ ....... ..,__. • au ..._ AIJ.. THE MONEY ~\.LSAVE­ CO'AES THE: CI.INKE:R···• . . . . - . . . . .... _... . . . . . .... ~ ~ ......... tM .... eHI• .. ~ ..... 0111 .. fllll'tMI . . W#IIIMi ..,.......... . .!Ottlflt>IU ICifMN!II. lftt.. Ml ...... .... .... a ........ Yerll City New Y•rL Sulrw;rlptl•tt ...... ..,..._ 1.,-... evelll.... Otl..,.,.. ~ -~ f'.... . ' ' • : 1 Put ·stars in her e~es with her own Starlite phone I YOUTHS 1 Missouri Backfield is Threat In 1964 Big Eight Grid Race By BILl. OSTHOFF I big eight at 6-J. United Press lnternalional I New head coach G o m e r KANSAS CITY Mo. fUPJ) _ .Jones ha s 28 lettermen return- ; Missouri' s backfl~ld corps. tops : ing.' including !ullback Jim : in the Midlands, eou ld pack . Gr1sha m and Iacki e Ralph Neeenough punch to dPrc1 il favored ! ly. I Oklahoma in the 1964 Big Eight The Sooners have q~arter_back Conference football r<lC(' , problems although Mtke Rmger . most of la st season with .an . h Kansas an d defen d mg r am- · out lb · · t d t · pion Nebraska a lso rat e a pns- j e ow InJUry ,~ IS ex~ec e o. 'bl s· E'gl t t' tl b'd l'l . be ready for ca turday s opener · Sl e 1g I I l e I Wile , f M ] d 1 Churck Studley·s Cincm nati a M" ary <~_n · d Okl h 1 . ISSOUrl an a Ollila m~t Bearca ts, w1Lh star quarterback 1 N De · • 14 d b th Brig Owens among 25 relurning i . ov. at· n d Yb en ~me 5 , 1 i 1me, rna ure y exper1enee, k _lett~rmen, r~n as. heavy avor- 1 could guide the Tiger backs to 1tes m the M1ssour1 Valley Con· a b'g t 1 1 upse. ference. 1 Sayers Leads Kansas Led by quarterb.1ck Gary ] Kansas, led by star halfback Lane and ~al~back J ~hnny_ ~o- , Gale Sayers and a bigger inland, OOth Jumor s. Mlslioun IS terior line boost coach Jack expected t? unfold it.s _most po- Mitchell's spirits. tent offens1ve attack 111 Coach Despite heavy graduation JosDiln Devine's seven-year tenure. ses at Nebraska, the Cornhusk- . Lane led the big eight in to- ers wiJJ be tough. A fine group , 1al offe.nse (1010 yards) and of sophomores and the return I passing (710 yards) a' a sopho- 1of veteran halfbacks Bob· Hahn more last year and Roland, who and Kent McCloughan assure missed 1963 action because of ! Coach Bob Oevrm~y of anottier I ~sd plinary reasons. rusherl for : winning season. . 8:lO rards as a rookie in 1962 : Iowa State and ·Colorado are and led th ic' league in scoring rated above Oklahoma S t a t e with 78 points. and Kansas State In the lower rung of the big eight. \ · LOses Six UnemPn Altltough gradUBtion cloimed · In the MiBSOuri Valley, Stud- I six 6f D'evine's starting linemen I le}· embarks on his fourth sea· 1 from .a '7·3 overall 1963 squad, I •on at Cincinnati and tlte Beara fin e crop of alternate!! return I cats, · With their entire backand the Bengals are expected : field returning, should . field · to·,' r;Utk tll)long the top defen· : their best club slrice the early stve · cluba in "the loop. i 'SOs. OI<Jahoma's oSooner s lay claim. l Wichita, who shared tlte Ill the litl~ favorites because o( league tide with Ch!j'lllnatl last cyera;n.. depth and experience .year, suffered from: lfadnation !rorit a 1116li squad that llnbheil and IM1 expected 'to . m111111:11 'I. -~<ill pel .~ ill IIMi llie1l • .• ' . ' .. •.' ~ ·' ''·• ' FEATURING WILSON EQUIPMENT FOOTBALL Helmets With Mask FOOTBALL Shoes Odordl & Shoos S9.9S - ! I' Treat her like the young lady sh~ is, and give her a bright liftle STARLIT£·• phone of her own. She'll love the pos~ ah<l privacy of this beautY wilh the dial thai glows in the · dark. And she can haVe it in a cOlor to match her surroundings. Call ourBusiness Office today, and learn how little it will cost to have a STARLJTE extension p.hone for your angel. . ' : :·, ·, \ I ~~ ~GENIIIAL TELEPJI(}NE ®f,·f~ ·,~·;_, America'a fncloP,Ond""l Telephooe System ' .. -ltftt· .,................... .,. ..................... ,...., .......... '""...... ..... ....... ..... .., Mlrit .... llt.Mt . .... • lUI; .. ,... . . . . . ..... Ash}ey Narned T HeadUp . Ki k p Closed lnSliHCtJVe Shoot" II tefl.h ,_ tMtNf ... fttiiRflt¥1•• .. . . Dill\ hnt!MI ...... ....... ... - 1 King WI.ns West ntE DAILY SDiTINEL -H ° £ EERRfS WORLD "'*''........., '"........ •"-" .... ._,Mil ...._ ....... FOur cOunty FOotbaII Games Are Scheduled Thi·s Weekend .• I ... \ ! pOints • 0ver Boston Tearn THE ALMANAC ........_.. ! syracuse Favoredby ll pts· - NGS I :!"ln- anc: hitter and struck out six behind 1 San Francisco attack that ineluded 1 homer by Tom Haller : and a ...riple by Hal Lanier. Galen Cisco suffered his 17th loss against five victories for the By UaitecL Pr~s International WedliHday's Probable Plleben ~<1ets who are winless against I Amt>ricaa Leagut 1 Chicago at Detroit _ Peten 1Marichal in nine lifetime declw. L. Pf't. GB ll7_,, vs. Lolich (16-7). : sions. BaltiiT'tJre 88 60 .59a Wa shington at Clevelanc . A crowd of 14_.920 - . smallest Ch 1cago 87 61 .588 1 i l mght J _ Narum (9-l ) n Cl 3 1 . m Dodger Stad1um history New York 84 59 .587 P-'.! 1Stenhou ~ 12_71 vs . Siebert ltHi) , , 70 .524 10''2 and l'wicOowell (B-6) . saw Willie Davis, Ron Fairly Detro1t and Bart Shirley collect three " You won't bt lotlna: • son, 1Los Angell-'S 76 72 .514 12 ).imnesota at Baltimore hits fur the_ Dod.gers. who 1Mrs. S111dlordt yoa'U ~" cata- Clevela nd 72 72 .500 14 1 lmghtl _ Pascual (D-1l vs 1 tagged Bob F'rtend w1th h1s 17th inc a qll~rback . · Minnesota 73 74 .4.97 14 L.7 Bunker 416 _41 . Joss .. Larry . Miller re_ceived I Boston 65 83 .439 23 Lo~ Angeles at New York _ . cr~-<ht fo r h_ls fourth Win de- ~""'1;11.-r-~w ~ $HJ4HJ Washington 57 90 .388 30 t.:- Brunet 12-1 J vs. Bouton (1~13) sp1le three hi ts by Roberto CleKtmsas City 54 92 .370 33 Kansas City at Boston -Odom 1 mente. The Pomeroy-Rutland footTuesday 's Resu;ts 'l l·OJ v~. Monbouquett.e {10-13;. baU game Saturday night; Washinglon at Clev Ppd. rain Thursday 's Games will be playt>d at RuUaod, starting at g P m th 1 . Los Ang. 7 N. Y. 0. night . Los Ang. i:l f N.Y .. twilight · ., • usua , Chicago 3 Del. 2, night. JO ins.! <Only games ,cheduled 1 time. Some confuRion has re1 lted fr li Boston 8 Kan . City 0, night Natiunal Lt'agutom ear .. ·~ports the . Minnesota 2 Baltimore t, night w. 1.. P•·t. GB J.tlllne was to be Fr~day at , . . Pomeroy. i M . •- ; · d ~hl\a de~phia :~ ~~ :~~ 6 Two league contests and lwo 1 an 1mpress1VP 28-6 wm over the Also, fans Intend log to at- : ajor ..eague 1..ea ers , S;;n ·~.~~~~~f'isco 65 non-leag ue battles make up Highlanrlers of Southwestern . ) tend the Mlddleport-Wahama By United Pr ..ss lntt-rnatiD'lal , ~~ -~~ ~'11 66 514 13~ this week 's football S<'hedule in Eastern was white-washed in [ gamt al Wahama Frldav art" I Nalional Lt'ague CtncmmltJ 74 70 the SVAC . t fi . t t" , p· t ' reminded that rame starts I C!mnt•. Pitt ~j9AS~I ~4 1~j ~~:4 ~~tr\:~~~:.h. 74 71 .510 14 ' The two league affa irs will 1 ~ 1 ~ ou mg. ' . Ira et I see North Gallia battle Et:~ s lern are sli ghtly favored ,n this con- at 7 p.m., Ohio time, or 8 P· Carty. Mil 116 390 60 127 .:l2fi Lo <> Angt'lt'S n 7'l .so:! 15 m., ·at North . Gallifl , Southwestern ~ · Wtst Virginia tim~. I Aarun, Mil 133 533 98 17:1 .J25 ('1lJ(..' i:lgo 67 78 .462 :l t 1 test. . h R 577 79 87 16!"1 !86 .322 Houst«u 59 88 .338 .40! Jtl [ osts acme. . : The son th wes tern ~ Hacme · "''"'""'"'"'"'"""'""'"''"'"'=''""""· Wili ams. Chi 1144 :m 5:11 :{18 NPw York 49 3i Ia Announced by Host C)ub er see the t•torturer ... What can be done about paint our deepest gratitude must LEGAL THOUGH LATE bane and lather. go to Dr. Albert Einhorn, and Dear Helen: Until ne stops with his friends others who came after him, lor When Dan (I'll call hlm) and for a drink and gets to soootdiscovering and perfecting proThere wao almost a mutiny on the set of the 1 first mot, 1 was separated lng darts and playing shuffle caine. Tho original discovery new Bing Crosby series because !lor Bmgle from my husband, but our re- board and loses '.rack of tho was modo about 50 years ago. wanted to wrap up 26 shows in three montlts. ligion tnot Cathollc). wouldn't time, so ho says, Thla happent We have lav>wn It by Ill many When tho key memhers of the staff became allow divorce . we dtd wrong, once every four or live weeki. trade names of which the most hysterical at the thought, he added another 1 know, but it 1eerned so right We always go ou+ to a show popular for some yean was three months to the shooting schedule ... . .. to move Lo another town as or something on Saturday. Losl 'nlta column Ia dedicated to ..Novocaine." Newer fonnulas man and wile. Now, 20 years Saturday he didn't come home Stanley Kramer wants comedia~ Jonathan family living, "' if you're htW· are much more potent and ters for an Important dramauc role In An- later, my husband has died, until 3 a. ·m. He said be met lng ldd trouble or just plain . dersonville" . . . Voice maestro Carlo Menot- and wo are free to marry. But some friends after work, and trouble, let Helen help YOU. safe. These local anestheUco have ti has a new Maurie. Chevalier type f r e s h now would It look If the notices kept thlnkinl he'd break away She will also welcome your been a great atep forward In from Italy. His name is Rico Bertoni, Eng· como out in the paper? And I but never did, Thal'l why be own amusing experieneoa. Ad· making denUatry virtually painlish translation "Wcbard Burton." No relation, understand they will. Even If didn't call, I accused him .of dress Helen Bolte! In care of leu, When Injected Into t h • we went to Reno, our local running around on me agam, of course. this newspaper, gums, the solution Is abeorbed Look for a compaign to prettify gaa sta· paper pieka up Nevada marrl· he said if he \fore cheat. and pasaes through the bone tlons all over the nation. There seems to be ~ agea when the persons Uva lng be'd try to hide It by IBY· and into the teetb, making them growing coast-to-eoast objection to the gaudi· bere in our town. Even sever- Ini' he had to work, or getting Any type of dentistry numb. ness of 1M gas stations, and they are betng al state• away, there's always horne pretty close to OL tln!O. By Ualled Prell IDierDaUonol from multiple extractloDll to ~ banntd from many residenUal areas. So the the chance. Wo have two clill• Should I bo·lieve him, or Today Wednesday, Sept. 16, pie fllllnlll can be done wllll big oil companies plan to doJJ them up every· dren who, of course, lmoY· none ohould 1 do like my neighbor 11 _, ~. 'th 106 to very lltUo discomfort. where and make them fit into the scenery · · of the circumstances. says and stay out aU ntghl to the 260th day "' 1.,.. W1 The injection Itself It easier we have lived respectable The latest quote from the predictably Ialka· show him bow It feeii?-TROU- fo=· ·.nooo , aproaehing 111 .. to take because of ohatper, thin11 tive Melina Mercouri: Men are better than Uvea, go to church, have rais1 nor needles and better teclmlq· women. They are more - what you say ed our lanliiY well. Our son " Alan Jay Lerner's new musical about phase, th u be CINCINNATI <UPI) - Liv"' fullTile morning stan are Mer· ues, TopJcal anes e ea can first class." (And they're different, too, hon- an honor student, with a schol· extrasensory perception is finished, with mu· cury, venus, Jupiter and Mars. wiped on the gums so that rrrarship to college. Our daught· atock: ey .! sic by Burton Lane, who took the job when the cattle 900, calves 200: alaugh· The evening star 11 ~turn. on tho f!rot prick of the needle er Is a leader In Iter group. '\figinal composer, Richard Rodgers, decided ter steers and heifers rather Those born today aft under can be camouflaged, Jackie Jensen, former outfielder for I be My husband's work is with the the project was going too slowly for him. The slow, steady i cows weak to 25 Some people, even when they Yankees, Senators and Red Sox, has re.mar· public _ scandal would hurt lower, instances 50 off; bulls the sign of Virgo. King Louts show will he titled ''On A Clear Day You Can the 14th of France was born on learn this. can't face up to a ried his e.x-wife, one-time Olympic divmg hlm badly. See Forever." Alan's comm~nt on the sub-steady; acattered sales low to this day In 1638. dental vlalt. Others have a psychampion Zoe Ann Olsen. They were c:U_vorced Yet we want to be really joel matter is "If you sit down and discuS! ex· average choice 900-1!50 lb On this day In history: chlatrlc fear of dentistry, last year after fourteen years ~f matnmony, married. I can't sl.. p nights trasensory perception at a dinner party: that slaughter steers 25-25.50, most but concern for their thret children brought thinking that thougb we a r e 'l1te Ule of lranqulllzen nome to Boston. will bt the topic for the rest of the evenmg good 22·24, uUlity 17.25-18, the litem together . . V sughn Meader bas been happiest end most lovmg 1n 1893, the Cberoket Strip 1D taken 10111e hours before your but he admits he has never had any dramatie choice 750-800 lb heifers 23-23.50, Oklahoma was opened to homedental visit can belp allay offered a weekly hour On the Canadian CBS couple in the world we sUI1 opooky experience himself. good 21·22, standard 17-19; cowa•. "dental tremors." But these net work with the deadline for his answ~r Ocdon't belong together - yet. The experimental floodlight!! used in some on! 10.5tl-l5, lew 15, bulls 16 -" !leaders. tober fi;st. It would mean commuting problems 11 there In 1920 thirty periOIII were \lrllll should be taken Y on any hope?- OT areas of Central Park have been so success· 17.50; small Iota good 8DIH150 lb killed and at least-·100 Injured the adviee of your dentist ~ and the cancellation of six weeks of supper MARRIED, FROM CALIFOR· lui that the entire park will be equipped with Ieeder steen 18, metllum 14-'15· ~lub dates in November and December . -... . 1n a bomb aplti1ll"on on Wall ph,.tclan. NIA Ulem bY two years from now . The pollee hope 15 vealers weak to 1 lower, de- street. Dentlsll recognize that as far You think it's bard to get a ticket to "Hello, Dear Not: that when all the greensward Is brightly Ilium· cllne malaly on standard and Yes _ you may be married Dolly" try for a boarding pass lor one of tho ln 1963, the nation of Malaysia as tho patient is concerned, inated citizens will be able to onjoy It at good grades, choice 28-32, good wos born, ,.tling off riot• In In- there lo no dllference betweeD Q('('an liners docking In New York Harbor. The without a llcense, medical ex· night agoln - as they used to before it became 23-28, standard 18-23, cull 15, real and Imagined pain; thq dirp narcoUcs situation has cau!!ted an unprtc-arnlnation or any publication 1 preying-ground fur muggers and all sorts of Hogs 2500; barrows and gilts donesla, both hurt just as much, Know· r1ted clampdown on visitors; the cops hope whatever. California C I vII other undesirables The Palm Beaeh-Bos· moderately acUve, mostly 1\ , n!.lb a lot of smugglers. Code, section 79, provides that A thought for tho day: Ameli- lng thll, and armed with ""'!' ton set tqulte a group ) are wild with joy at can novelist Mark Twain onee drugs, new equipment and new a couple who has been openly steady, sows steady to strong, Uvlng together as man and Instance• 25 higher: around 100 said: "There are severol good technlqueo, he ean make your monds, Apple Grove; J o h n sponsor a dance at the Moose Pleaaaat Valley Hospital head 1·2 215-225 Jb barrows and agalns.l ;emptationa, dental vlolts more comlortabll protections Keatmg, Charleston; Densil Home Saturday, Sept. 19 from wife and lo legally free to lt181'- gilll 17.35, rntsed 1-ll 190·250 lb ry may do so without fanfare, but the IIW'Ost II c6wardlce.'' ond even lnterestiDioy Higginbotham, Grimm's Land· ADMITTED - Mrs. 10 p. m. until 1 a. rtl. with mu· and • mlnJmum of formo, An 18.75-17.25, Z-3 250-275· lb 18.!0Duncan, Gallipolis Ferry: Mrs. ing. sic by the Twi-Ligllters Com- ordained clergyman must pero 11.75, lot no 3 300 lb 18.25, amnii BIRTH - A son to Mr. and Kathryn Robey, Lakin; Mrs, ./' rorm the cer.,mony - and, of lots 1-ll 18tllb 16.75, 170 Jb 15.75, Lorry Lanier, Southside; Mrs. Mrs. Paul Ours, Portland, Ohlo. bo and a $3 donation will be 1·3, 265-350 lb BOWtl 14.511-15.50, taken from couples attending. course, you must confide In 350-4SO lb 14.25-14.711, 2-3 45(HIOO Donald Humpltrey, Pt. PleasThe dance Is open to the pub- Him. He will record tho mar- tb 14-14.26, occasional no 3 800 PLAN DANCE ant ; Barto Pearson, Gallipolis PT. PLEASANT - The Hid· lic, according to Carroll Ken- riage on ltls church register lb 1ll.50; boars, steady, 10~:~ Ferry, and give you a certlflcate which DISCHARGED - James Ed· den Valley Country Club will nedy' oocial chairman, Sheep 1100; slaughter be signs. lambs weak to 50 lower; few lot I Tile marriage automatically I choice and prime • l y oortad k!gitlmatizes your chlklren, Be I I and carryiDc favorable 4roulng sure to check all your le1ol Hado Time papen. Tiley may need chang· percentage ZU0·%1.50, most lng, now thllt your name Ia good and choice 111).15 lb 21·23, utmty and good tt,.211, cull to changed, 11ll: FIRST Note to readers in other good shorn ewes steady 4.511-6, P.I:A.MEI:TI N ~ otates: Wbile I'm not familiar good and choice 70-75 lb feeder OF THE YEAR 1 with civil cod01 In every part ltmbl 16-lll. ca.lt:S TO of tho country, I'm sure llllllll' ORDER. JI\ISS have common lsw marriage RULE:R, provisions .umllar to CallfornSCHOOL la'a. You can check with your PRINCIPAL. Legal Aid Society or the DisSPEAKS··•• DIYOTID TO INT:IRin OJI trict Attorney's office to be 11111101 MAlON ARIA sure. They will also provide Jn. .,...,,. '· owea, IIVIII...r !onnaUou about your Soctal ....... 'ft~Mio 141.., Security status and other legal problems dealing · with com- lltY lily Tft1 tltUo VJIItY -.n•u,. C•lll..fl' nt 'Mmtntr " Po!MI'•-,• mOll law marriages. A great Oint W'r ._ 11lEN JUST 1117 ld._.......... W'r W1tl number of read0r11 have asked. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fftllll . . As YOU'RE Oally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 1&, liJM.' ------- Baldschun Saves Win Dennis Bennett lired after I Kyger Creek Will travel to I game should be a to~s-up. . I I ~~~~~: ~! 143 532 81 Hi7 .314 Tul'sday 's R::ults pitching six innings of three-hit Symmes Valley and .Ha nnan . Kyger Creek With <ts passmg I Broc·k . s. <!. J:l9 566 97 '" :m ball and .Jack Baldsrhun com- Trace, the other SVAC team .. duet uf Don Johnson to Bob Polf'hi(·agu 6 Cindnnati 1 ·n 1 M"ddl L ' p d d th · g f haU Cepeda SF 128 476 71 148 311 , Sl Milw . lli. 2Ist. pl etedh i~the shutout to t'a rn Ben-! WI p_ay I epor ' S~UJ ('yn an e runmn 0 . p. h"l 107 174 ··"l10 ·s t. ILoui .~ II M'l d tw1 ·, h, . . Results to the 1'·T S~rambles 1Charles Hawk. Ed Cochra~ nett , All en. 1 145 5"2 v Jom s 3 I w. . n , m~, 121 h wm agmnst 12 : m the1r opener Sa turday mght. · backs Hoger Barnett and Gary held Sunday by th e Metgs Coun- i F'eature; - Larry. Sm l! h, l losses The Colts threatened in I North Gallla ror the second ! F'reneh. IS expected to win its Flood . S1L 145 609 85188 :10\l San Fran ..} N Y. I. night 1straight week will race a Jpag- second t·onlest at Symmes Valty Motorcycle Club. exhih1t1ng Char IPs Hawk , Ed Cochran. I h h d . h . . I Hunt. J'\Y 124 46fi !'19 14~ :JI)q Ph!lmlrlph1a 1 Houston 0. nighl 'l'rop hy Das h - •w.'50' s, Dave tb et se ven!. f an mnt mmngs C ' 3SSefS Amf'm·an . I..e ag ue I,os Ang 5 P'tt " th e Greatest Sport on Wheels," I ., ue opponent in Eastern La st .. ley K(' opened with a 22-6 vic._ l I s burgh 3. n·lght Weir. Bob Kuelli ng , Bob Molli. u ad ~ s lfl_ng hsqueeze hP <i~ ' week the Pirates opened wilh 1 tor~ o~e r Fairland last week. ' Oliva. Minn 146li09 IOJ 195 :1!0 \\'•·dn••srhty's Probable Pitcht'rl are announced. High Point trophi~ for the 250 - 650 's - Larry Smith, stoppe 1 em m 1 e seve n! a n 1- -·-- ·--- Midd leport High School Head I Robn sn. Ral t 1~9 557 74 171 .:!07 l 'inern nati at Chicago - M<:t8 1 11 0 year went afterwards to Jerry Ed Cochra n, Cha r les Hawk. a d ~ c h ." struck ut; football coach Hl)bert Ashley. l Howard. NY 131 177 52 14:1 .:1110 Ioney 113- IO J vs. Buhl (13·11). Burton (1).250' s), and to Larry Consolation Race - 1).250's - Jo• Games With two on for the . has been named CompetiJ ;on Di -: Freehan. De! t:Jtl466 64 !40 .:tOO Sl Louis at Milwaukee Lee Smith 1250!1i50's) of Athens. Dav e Dilly, Har11ld Sycks, L. fi~al out '" t~e mnth. , rector for the M.. igs Co unty Mantlf', NY 126 ~10 7!'1 12:1 .:IIJO Cra1g •6-8l vs . LeMaster 114-111. 0 ld St Lou1 s C.Elnlin~ls. con'2 ,.) 5" t 7'o 1'5 ·· j 1p11a 1 Hous tun fhe an employe of the Columbu s swa . . . : Punt. Pass & Kick rompetition. .' c ausey, Ki .' J.,· n. .''"" -:1:1 ru1111.Jtt> J1 and Southern Ohio Electr ic ~50'~ - Jerry Bry_an, Crne :~~mgpl~~:~:l ~;lla~~(' ~~~ill~~~- I It has been announced bv Keith Robn sn. Chi 127 472 77 l ~ l -~()9 (nighn - MeHaffey (lZ-B! v~. Co., in Middleport. Millt:~r . B. A Franklm. I . 'I Goble or Keith Goble F~rd Inc. , Yslzski. Bos 138515 71 152 .2% Nottfbart •6-11 1 sponsoJ of the program Kalme. Del 1~1 4i2 fiR 1:19 .2~4 Pit lsburgh ar Los Angt:l es o.?OO's _ Heats · Fred Pyles 1 250 - li50's - John Fulton, s~el pi ak douBbleht!ader fromd the I NEW YORK fUPI! - 'NJp 1Texas Christian · Childers · '. [1 IMiwau · d 3o'" l'45''279152l91 Don""· Harris Herman . ·1m Rose. CJarenre Rb o son. h Ch. f'e raves C b dll -6and J-1. eves oITexas beg 1n searrhmg South : Nort h Ct:~rol ina 13 over ' Mr A~hley v.lll be respon~i s 1esou ., . . . · lll·11 f:: 1 1 - I~a w ( 1112) vs. 0 rFeature· ~ Fred Pyl es Don 1 - - - -- - tC e tc,agoR du s 6 1efe;1hte cthe 1f~r anotlwr natmna l college North Caro lina St Georgia . ble for ~ll arrangement s ior Ihe CongiJ o Bos 97 354 UO Hn .291 l!-ga '6-8 1. 1 e s · · t e ,.,a n r tb 11 h 1 · ' mcmnt : ~ h h tl · • , • ,"\!!W ) ark at San F' randseo · Harri s. Herman Ch1lders. . ; Major League Results Francisco Clants to ed the oo a c ampwns 1p w _en 1e : Tec-h 18 over Vander~ilt. F'lor- ~ contest which puts boys eight 1I . . . 200's- Heats: Don We1r ! By Un ited PresM International N y k M PP the1r 191)4 sea 1da 7 over SMU. F'l onda State through 13 against others in the I a! a Natwnal Football League -Cis('O 15- 161 vs. Perry til-9J . 1 us I Longhorns open . , I. o day as , 6 over Miami . . fF'Ia ), Duke 6 1age groups in test s uf their abil- ch·a mPI·onship gRm e for 12 fi . Thu rsday ' s Ga mt's Bob Molli, Dave Dilly. American Leagu , Aew l or Dodets 3-1 andedthe 53 son again st TuIane ,-,atur . g~rs p~o~ ~ p. overwhelming 2fi-po int favorites ovrr s ou lh (:aroli na Auburn lS Iities to punt pass and ki ck for na hsts. will opf'n on Septe mber Cinci nna1 1 at Chicago F'eature · _ Don Wei r Hob • Kan Ci ty 000 ooo·Oou e 0 2 1 · .nfe es Molli La;ry Sayre ' I B t OOt 420 0 - 8 4 0 vrc or~ over l e ltts urg J- \ Despite the graduat ion or All- over llou ston and Loui siana I dist.an 't' a d, ccurac T h 10 and ('On tinue through Oc1o- Philad':'lphia at Los Ang . night · · I os on 1 xI rates m other NL games . t. n a Y· e b . K · 1 r. bl f' d 0 1 250'9- H~ts: Rich Robson, [ O'Donoghue. Krausse {5) , 1 In the American L~ague, t America tackle Scot! ~ppleton , Stale 13 over Texas A&M . IMeigs County competitiOn Wil l e1 9 at e111 •O e or lnr . 1 I ny gi:lmes schrd ui PdJ Forrest Melick, Robert Burke; Santiago (6), Sanders (8) and I Mmnesota shaded Baltimore 2_ ~ Coach Darr~ll Roy_a l figures to We!it: Stanford 7 over Wash- :be held Salurday , Oc lober HI· (111 Art Mitchell, Don Chesser, I Duncan . Connolly '~·II! ) and I, Chicago nipped Detroit 3-2, I have sulf<e lent lme replal"· ington. Missouri 3 over Califor- !at Midd leport High f«otball v.·r~I·ni·a Don Kuelhng. . Tillm an. Loser - O'Donoghue Los Angeles blanked New York ments plus t.~e .orrens1ve punch n1a and Sout hern Ca li£orni(\ 20 1field . u Fea ture: - Don . Kuellmg, ' !9-ll J. HR- Mantilla. 7·0 and Boston drubbed Kansas ?f fu ll.back E:rme Koy lo ~ake , over Colorado. I " lt is a great honor and plea- ~ • • R:ck Hobs?"· Art Mitchell. 1 . lcity s-o. · 1t 12m a row Saturday mght. ; The pro rootball weeke~xl : sure tube "' keu lo directthe 250 • 500 s - Heats . Alton Los Ang 000 001 006- 7 11 0 The Cardinals moved to with- Jle1sman Trophy wmner Rog- cnrd shows the New York (,1- P1mt Pass & K1ck eompet1t1on" "Sto~y • Don Fagon, Blake Saun- New York 000 000 UOO- 0 2 0 in. six games ~f the Phi \lies as er ~taubach q~arter~ac~s Navy an ts_ expe~ted to bounce back W. r. Ashley said. ·'Stan_ Musial. ~ NEW HAVEN - Larry King No! to he outdone b~ hrr ders. Chance (19-7 ) and Rodgers~ Mike Shannon's three-run hom- agam!'lt Penn Slate tn an early agamst Ptltsburgh by at least Consultant to the Pres1dent on , of the Lema nhflw A-rchf'rv Clu b hu~band. Mrs. King Wanda!, r~eature : Alton Story, Don ] Downing, Reniff (9) and How-er and four hits by Bill White 1jump for Eastern honors and 3 points in the NFL, CWca go Physical Fitness, has said we : of New Haven won the. State brought hnme the fir sl pl ace Fagan, Ron Hawk. : ard, Gibbs (8). Loser-Downin lf'd a 12-hit attack in the first the Middies are fo ur-point b~· 4 vver Minnesota. Phi la- must e.c;tablish physical fitness : lnstmcilve Ch~nTipiOnsh1r durin g trophy in t h"' 17~ rrl"'t' -..tylt· 650's - Heats: Larry Smith , I 112-8). HR-Adcock. · game and Bob Cibson pitched choi~_s over Hip Engle's Nitt- rl P-Iphia by 5 over San Jt'rancis- programs as an integral parl i the West Virgima State Closf'd class. womt>n"o; divi s1on w1th » - · -- - - ------any Lwns. co, Dallas by J over Washing- of our way of life. 1 know tha t • Ardrerv Tourn omt>nt in Berld rv. to tal ~('Orf' of 1004 points Jn tht' Oklahoma and Mississippi i ton, Detroit by 4 over Los Ang- 1all the boys who enter w i II W Va ·. on Sept 6 and 7. · tl\0 day shooting pPriod . are heralded as ht>ir~apparants I' eles_. Clevelan.1 by 7 over st. I have a lot of fu n.. an~ [ h~pe i King won by ni ne pomts ow•r ' h111cy Olll mgcr. also of Nt>w to the Texas throne m early Loms and Green Bay by 10 ! everJ grade and JUnior high: his nt'arest competitor. Bill H:1vt·n 11 on th~ second pla('f' prt:dictions and oddsmakers · over Baltimore. .c;chool boy within !he age lim - 1 ChambPrs. of South Cflil l"lf'.st oll Jro~l hy 111 the 275 fr~ sty le rate them two-touchdown favor- ! In the AFL, Houston by 3 . its will want to practice to com-' The till~ was !he srrond st<ll e cl<t~~- llw tup womf'n' :-; di v1s1on ites over first ga me opprments. ' ov~r Oakland . Buffalo by 10 . pete for the numv pnzes and . honor won by King this .~·t•a r . Slw sh1 ,: 3 score of 1425. Oklahoma. under new coach 1 over Denwr, and Sa n Diego by trophies this ~;:reat national He had prf'VIOusly won the /\ ho .:~ ! lending th..- shoot from Gomer .Jones. t<Jk(~S nn Mary- ; Ll over Boston. i rompetitlon offer s." St<ite 0pt'n Tournt1men1 <11 Sum-. the Lemanshaw club were land and Ole Mi ss, undefeated i I Registration for PP&K, which mt"J'SVJlle in May . . llt>rmon Ohlinger <:~.nd Mr and .Jast season. plays: top ind epen- Minnesota ooo 000 10I- 2 10 0 fea tures trips to National Fool- King ha s hef'n ;hooting in \1r·s ll"rman Knapp . Ohlinger dent Memphis Slatt>. Baltimore Olll 000 000- 1 7 0 1 ball League games for an•a competitiOn for lhrf'e years and .o;i w! a scor..- of 1425 in the men' s Odds around the nation: K t p PI (B) I winners culminating with a shoots a 40 pounJ pull BPar 325 frPe s l ~·l e d ass while Knapp 171 1 1 aa ' errz · e' ' "T I ''h p' " t W h . . 1 s I10 t a tnt aI of "66 . the men ..\i aIumm , m East: Syracuse by 11 uver Klippstein (9 \, Arrigo (gJ, 1. our o . ._ am 1ons .. o as : · T aml'r lane Bow usmg Boston College. . Wort.hin ion j 9.1 and Batt . mgton, D. C., and 8 play-off 1um armws. · 17~ inst inctive class. I g ey - - - -- - -- - - · - ·---- - - · - - ·-Midwest: Northwestern 7 over I Roberts. Miller t7 1, Haddix <8), Oregon State, Wi sconsin 25 over Rowe 191 ~nd Orsino. Winner~~nsas SUite, K?nsas 7 ove~_:~eis (4-1). Loser- Had~_ix_~-~J - . rea• • " ALL-STARS Phillies Capture 1-0 Win SAYS COMMENTI\TING EDITORIALLY BY DOROTHY K!LGAT.l.F'i JOTTINGS IN PENCIL Actress Elaine Stritch and pub ow~er J o e Allen have revived the-ir old romance m a big way, But a religious problem may_ prove . a barrier to marriage . . . Linda Christian wntea friends here that she's heing plagued by a rumor all over Europe . A s~d- story th_at she is threatened by blindness. R1d~culo us , Lmda says; she's just near-sighted, like a lot ~f other glamor girls . . the Kyle Rotes - be s the football great - have slgtlfil the separa. tion papers. It was completely amic~bl~. Howard Erskine , co-producer of the· lut Any Wednesday," Is looking for a Broadway vehtc· Je for Katy Jurado, who longs to return to t~e otage. Katy will go down In mo:v\•laqd tory as the embattled wife of El'he!t Borgmne, moot recent husband of Ethel Merman. Georgia Brown of " Oliver" [arne was sch~ eduled to do the U. S. edition ~ the . l,ontioll musical " Maggie May ," but that's been called off. Her manager , Gloria Safier, decided_ Jt wa$ll't the right thing for Georgia Smger Jeri SOthem Is about to hecom• the bride of mulic writer Bill Holman. J oocroR '" : • • A Funny Thing Happet ·~ on the Way to the Compa1gn 1 Daily Sentinel ' , ~ ~r;eol ' .... . .~. w . .1. •• n' l ···~ .. ,-t • . . h-•• - e SHOULDER PADS , $4.95 e FOOTBALLS · · · , $2.79 up e FOOTBALL PANTS- $4.95 FOOTBALL JERSEYS eO range & HI ark •Red & V.'h1l e •BJue & Wh 1le eWhi te & R~>d BASKE'fBALL EQUIPMENT BASKETBALLS $4.95 up BASKETBALL GOALS BASKETBALL SHOES $2.98 up • $5.95 H&R FIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORt, 0 •. ' ' •. ' ~~r:"-o;i,r--r-~~-'!'"--;o------...."'r--~--""\"..:~--,,"':-'":;-- �.. ... ,... -··•J ~· ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ALWAYS SHOP TINY FOODLAND FOR SAVINGS EVERY DAY WE WERE THE FIRST TO BRING YOU EVERY DAY LOW PRICES PLUS BONUS BUYS EVERY WEEK new seweraae rat••· II hearma 1per month. and had been ( rant" GYPSIES new rates m Morell, t964, 1 The won! "IYJ>If' II CS. which t1>e peUtion uya weft~ I rived from EgypUill. (l~ Proposed new rates are bal- insufficient to pay for improve- are known aa "Bobf:mfan.t .. ed on consumption of water ments to lhe' .. wer system. II 1 by the Froncll, "Tartan'' by and are $2.:10 per 1,000 aaliOOJ plan t coating tuO,OOO had been the Swed.,, ''!!..theM'' In ' tor the ftrst 2,000 salllona ~ buil t for sewer· ·· treatment, ' some parts of Germany. ...,. per month; fllor the ned 8,000, which included a federal grant ! cording to IN Encyclopaedia I 5j) cents for tile next (4),000 ; 35 ' of fl30 ,000. ' Britannica . u cento and· 1I, ~~~.·~·=========:.:-:-:-:-::::::::; · ·torumallof over "' 20 110,000, ~r month a nllmm ..... ,..... MASON - The Town of Ma· . Women Asked To Remember Three Dates WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIT'r Mason Asking Higher Rates For Seweral!e PT, PLEASA NT - Women of Mason county are urged to 1 21 22 b Se I remem er p. ' ' I son hal asked the Public Ser· A free and 2-1. film showmg . for worn· en only will be sponsored by the Mason County Cancer Socl· cancer, and " Brea8t Self.Exam· ination," concerns cancer of the breast. At each showing a panel of doctors will be present to ane· MASON, WEST VIRGINIA - The homemaker, tired of muddy track•, unshaven ' w~ quest~n• : S. t Maoon 21 repairmen and unsatisfactory results when she has to call for appliance repair, now I w ;m•n; ·~ I rd·at 'waham~ bas a weapon with which •he ca~ strike ba~k - a postpaid ca rd which allows her to 1 HI. h "s~h~l ... ~~llorlum . rate both the serviceman and hiS work. It s part of a new progr.am - Maytag Red I : t mber 22 Point Pleaaont Carpet Service- now being offered in !his area by Mason Furniture Company, Ma· , W e~ • t be ld at ih Hlah • • son. Customers receiving ,this service wi II be given the full ',Red Carpet" treat· l · a., 1 ment. Mason Furniture Company had to meet a set of rigid standards established by ~ 00~ 0 W Va 1 the Martag company's service department. The local firm is required to have ade· ep em er · annan, quate facllltles and trained service personnel, provide service within 24 hours, and ;o hbe h~dd~t ~e Hannan II have its men properly uniformed and its tru~ks ide~tified with official Red Carpet , c 001 u or urn. decale. A serviceman making a call wears h1s off1c1al umform, mcludmg red bow 1 I lie and official hat, carries a white toolbox bearing . Red Carp.et inslgmas, and has , The u. s. congre" appr"' credentials certifying him as a qualified Maytag service spec1ahst. Carrying, two Red 1 prlated 130,000 for the pur· . Carpets he places one over the appliance and the other on the floor for h1s toolb~x I chase of camels to be used for and tools to prevent marring either the appliance or the floor. Before his work Is 1cro.,lilg the 1,.wly • allquired , finished, he sprays the appliance with a cleaner and Wlp.es it thorou~hly. On leavmg, arid regions ol the •oulhwest he bands the homema)<er an evaluation ca rd which she IS as~ed to_!Ill out and ma_ll: In 1855 . ° lll h I ----- I Mason Finance Corporation To Open Doors c LB. I I I \ SIRLOIN Well made , comp . sole. health , • . and we alway1 fiiJ his prt>· scription• accuntr- ly, prom ptly . DUTTON DRUG CO. HOGG & ZUSPAN WY 2-3106 MIDDLEPORT MATERIALS CO. SP. 3·5554 MASON, W. VA. NEW FALL LADIES BLANKET to 1I. know s wh at'• hf'Jt for your eWindows e Specials On Doors • Framing Materials • BPS Paints • Plywood WORK SHOES Sizes (1-h doctor Check Our Great Savings! FIRST QUALITY S hoe~ . Your ---- ----- REG. $1.49 66x76 SHEET Reg. $4 .98 Mens All Le•lher Work healthy! :::·~)~A\~~ $5.00 ah ..t MEN'S REG. $4.98 I MaSOn [ ersona MASON - The Ma!IOn Fin· once Corporation has leased Fronna'• Place on 2nd St., on Route 33 In Mason and !lOOn will open for buaine... Panel· ' lng will be used In the estab· spend a vacation with her lishment which will be heated nephew and family , Major and by electricity. Mrs. H. Joe Gre,., Randolph . Manager of the new corpora-! Air Force Base, Texas. lion is Robert C. Moyer of Charleston . who has · manag· ed loan companies In Pitts· I> } burgh, Chicago, and Florida . Fronna'a Place was opened - - - - - - - - October 11 , 1945, by Mrs. Fron· na Batterson Barker of Mason Russell Capehart left on Sun· and the late Ray Barker. AI· day to visit with his mother, ter 19 years in the grocery bu,_ Mro. E. L. Capeharl. who is a ine.,, Mrs. Barker plans to patient at the Ma,.iilon Hos· pltal, Ma,i!lon, Ohio. S3.78 gal. 1 T-BONE We help your doctor kttp you Mahogany PANELING Red Roof PAINT h hm":: '!I"' prevloYSly This Week's Specials will be presented , "Time and Two Women," concerns utt~•ian 11 Middleport, 0. The town h&i l.'~ice~~co;m~mt:;••~on~t~o~ap~p~ro;;;ve~c;;;h•;;;r•~ed~a.;f~i•~t~ra;itei.iiof;;;7;;;5iliciiiellt""iol ely on these dates. Two films Kanauga, 0. Ihas been oet lor Soplomber 2f, led $ Sfle lht>se and s ave at your Bon ama Stor e. 3 99 pr TOP QUALITY - LOW PRICED FLATS L~ di e s Reg . S1.49 Asst . Pl aid 66x7fl Shert Blanket . Bu y sfe'veral Large g1·1>up of F'all Fl a t.~. A.~ii!. now at thi s low low pril'e. ;ty]e!';. Si zl!s 4 t o 9 . Wl' ll rn Hfi P ~ol D!'-~ Nt>w utHI Shop P11rly . REO. 29c YARD FAMOUS HOPE MUSLIN · · · · ··· 25c yd. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kautz or Pittsburgh vlslt.ed recenily with Mlss Viola Kautz, ln \'lason. c The Kautzes sold their home in Pittsburgh and are going to Ari· Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Ingles and four children of Chicaso, Ill. , spent the weekend visiting with his mother, MrB. Ivy Ingles and his siRter and family , and Mrs. Bobby Ray Reynolds and other r<latlve•. LB. BONUS BUY CAMPBEllS c CAN NO. 1 Purina 251b. DOG CHOW • s CAN 69 c 151fl oz. Pizza Pie Mix -· Domino SUGAR· 25 lb. INSTANT COFFEE GIANT 12 oz. JAR s 19 BOX ~ANS KIDNEY BEANS BONUS BUY KING NUT OLEO 00 1/2 c ACTION GIANT SIZE . BLEACH • · · · · • • • • • • • • 'COOu TllU!:S . !tUN~ FINE Mw lllloap, Oao lo..t owner , J~~ Clf•vtPLET •;4 TON PICKUP ' lfew ft!W., dfi\a •ad aoU4 , ,~ETRO~L~~N ' bu. ·/ ': MOTORS. I ' ' ' ~ • ' ·' 0 I I ,o 0 ~ • .i ' . . . -"' _,. ~ - "' .... ...... 6 _. .. ~· , . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . ... . . Jo . a- .... ~ . sa iH•s• ANa }AANY • • ...... .o PICKll~ 1963 scour PICKUP . ' Dr.s19· 500 ~Ul'i;R 88 ·AUTO TRANS • • • • . '',. . '. ' WY2o3170' . I ' Reg. 79• · Frieda .DISCOUNT STORE OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MARKET MIDDLI!PORT, OHIO REG. 69c VALUE Faehnle, Middleport., Miss Ma- SPECIAL! 1963 FORD~ TON Miss ... -. ry Parks and Miss Susan Parks, Middieporl, Mr. and Mrs. Hom· er Cooper, Miss Elsie Hart and Miss E\!'el Koenig, all of , PomP.roy. I Pwob button drive, 27,000 actual mllu, ohowroom tlnn, locol owner. 11'1 nice. Bioelt flnilb. GRIMES GOLDEN ' $ 1-LB. SOLIDS BISCUITS · · · · • weekend were 1959 RAMBLE. SUPER 4 DOOR ·303 $ize Reg. 59c Excedrin - - -39c :~~ Command -~~:sstNo 69c Aspirin 59c GuesJs of Miss . Su~ Lehew and Jak~ Hartenbach over tht! 1961 RAMILER CUSTOM 400 55 Ohlsmohlle 2 EVERY DAY ... At The·· Sunday. ... it. 65 en to the Pleaoant Valley Hos· pltal on Sunday by the Foglesong ambulance. Mn. Lawrence Capehart, a former arade schol teacher of is a pat1ena .at . Uni. ·· i . o ·· "'-..s. R . • Impbell, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Camp· bell, and Mrs. Elizabeth Craig, all ol Charleston, visited rela· tJves and friends 1n Mason yn I OJllnder. Standard tran1. R&H. One loc!ll owiier \ BOX ·• 1961 CHEVROLET 2 DR. SEDAN MOTHER'S JOAN OF ARK Nestles 2 lb. QUICK - • - 12 --·--· s TIDE ---··-······· 42 oz. OATS ·······-··· ·- •' • Doo Sedan. Puab button drt... R&H. Ileal nice. LAUNDRY SIZE c oz. c . REASONS: eLOW D,OWN PAYMENT eON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE e RECONDITIONED USED CARS AND TRUCKS eliFOIME GUARANTEE PLAN c 10l oz. HILTON'S MARTHA WHITE CAKE MIXES 19 PILLSBURY or BALLARD 123-4 oz. SLICED PORK &GRAVY · --• • • • •·• · • • • BONUS BUY Del Monte SPINACH METROPOLITAN MOTORS ,..,. OYSTER STEW 79 c 46 oz. MORTON'S I' Mr!l. Ro!lle Stewart was tak- PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK - • • · ~ • • · NESCAFE c Armours 12 oz. TREET • • • • POTTED MEAT-·· DEL MONTE BONUS BUY CHEF BOY ARDEE ~ 31 oz. ARMOUR'S TOMATO SOUP LB. • zona for a visit, after leuvi ng "' PTA Meeting Well Attended At Mason School ECONOMY PRICED NEWEST STYLES Fine Fall Coats ' MASON ..:. A large crowd· ol parents and teachers attended the IIMt Mason Grade School PTA meeting ~f this ochool term on Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Yeager, the pre•ident, presld· ed. Mrs. 'Marvan Frame presented the devotional program. Parents attending were intr.. duced as well as chairmen of tbe various committees. Mrs. , Pilt Arnold, membership chair· I man, announced that the drive for members will start on Tues· , day, Sept. 15, from 1 until 4 p. I m. The membership goal for this year has been set at 200. Plano for il soup sale wert an· nounoed. The soup will be sold on Saturday, S.pt. 19, at the Mason Youth Center. Pies and ""kes will also be lor aale. The JI1'0Up voted to purchaae a large water cooler lor use ot the !IChool as their project lor the year. The _present cooter has been damaged beyond repair. Mrs. VALUES TO 59c ASST. SEAM FREE, FIRST QUALITY PLASTICS NYLON HOSE Pia .~ lie Asst . DISCOUNT PRICED Hou.'>ewarN; to 591! in lhi ~ grnur Out ttwoy go. new low -- low Vahu·~ Choose from a hig ~Plection or new fall !ltyJ eg and fabrir:-. f ine eoah at low di scou nt prir~.~ - Sa \'e on fallhions at the Bon::~nz:J . c ea SKIRTS New Fall !!lyles. Plain aed fan cy fl,brics. Beautiful skirt s at low di1count pri<'e'S. Compare II $3 .flfl. Oxfords. Amerintn madr . Si7..ra 4 to 9, childrPn in whih• afld as11t. colors. top quality ot a Jow low Men'• and Boys' R•a. f3.119 Tennt• Oxford" and B11tlet I ball Shooo. Whllo, lor bo<- · REG. 49c VALUE ' 36" WIDE fAST COLORS ., One large rock . pick • pair now ofl'hildren 's Better Ba('k to School Oxfotdl'l . VahtP!!~ to $3 49. No-..: to tehool. Sa\'«! now. 33 . .. • ;. .. eot$1) '. 2. yCd ' UNIFORM PANTS o,_;Tin SHOES .mol'!~)'. styles. Reg, 49c value. hurry, this wog 't SCHOOL OXFORDS · $299 onl y $2.119 palt. Menaand Boyo Oxford and Tennlo Dropu New low low price, s.. theae - ilst }ong( Dre 9 ~t MIN'S $3.49 COTTON TWILL PLASTIC DRAPES DRESS PRtNr<. ( Fai.t eolorJ, 36'' w:ide; Au: .-,,attetn• 1nd 1. CHILDAEN NEW FALL TOP QUALITY ptlee , Vilue to $UIIHp thio group Llhod l'laotlo , Mt n's Black do low Bonanza pricf'. $4 .95 doz. Oxfords. Well madf'. Sptdal Bonanza buy , See these tor REG. 79c vAlUE FULL SIZE llfll •ll.e. We ean save yOU 9!. R~2~L!, ~~~~i~n $49 5 Kall!l . TouJ,Jh Nver . Nt>w ')ress Oxfords ~.98 pr Glassware & Plastics Walktr t: up ],on ( Dista n<·e Golt Mens Reg. $5.98 Reg. C VALUES TO 19c ASST. WILSON WALKER CUP vall White Ca n- Reg. $3.99 Reg. 89o ulue Slllcone lronint' Board Pad and cOver. New low price, Save at .Your Booanza Store. mon P,\'. REG . $7.95 VALUE 'l''·· PAD .l COVER lle\·e rnl p air now. We c11n save you Ladie~ 1 SILICONE IRONING BOARD lo 11. Buy OXFORDS Reg, $2.49 5 99 pr 9EG. 69c VALUE ~I Zf'~ 8 1 ~ Onf' larje l<t blf' of Bf' ll t' r Gl u~­ ware and A .~"' Plai'til'll . Value ~ to Hh' in thi ~ grn up. Snn• now . Shnp f'urly. Lodlu, Chlldrona CANVAS NEW FALL . .. 9 3 F'irst qualit y nf•w fall !'h:J(l e~ ,qeBm - free nylon s. Shop 99pr •r Orey Speelol purcbaM. Men'• h••· •r cotton twm anlfonrt pant> In ,,,, tin ·or 1rlen, Jn !iz· $1.. 99 n If. to o. ·DikOd"t prlot, SHIRTTO M~~~ $2.49 - ~~~~~~ pr. �.. I ' J thsnltsfo I You do I "*' Big Sa will&::....._ •• do the Big 8urili8 -·-..... ~\ Shrimp ~ :- '$1.89 ~..;.;,;:;, K- Shrimp Cocktail3 '~ 89e Tenderay Beef Rou.nd Steak - .. ·................... M frw6 ...... •' -·'" -· BUCOLIC - A farmer's over .. blouse topped off by a coolie hat, fashi ?nab1e in Saigon. FrM Tap V•kM Stamp1 witi'J COUJ)OII and pur cha&t d. S lbl . w Imn! Frnh Ground Me•h Copyright lbo K,....r Co. . 1f64 lb. lb. 95c Th:i/~ • ••· 79c Sirloin Steak •1 era, Ta1 ess T-Bone. • . . . ••· S1.0S.r~ri~t~ ... 89c Ham --- -- ----- '.~~ $2.29 • Peacb·es Ito. - a...,. .,._.,, - lllldpqs, Krogtor Baked Pie F.x. Sept. IIi, 1911 K._ S.~­ Ex. Sept. l!l, 19114 10 EXTRA P::ree Top Value Stamp1 With coupon and P\lf" chat~e of one 7 m:. t·an Pltdg. Wax 31b. can Frwe Top Value - ·1· Betty Crocker Duncan Hlnu ,:,.. Tep ¥alw 51 EXTRA F,_ fep Yelue . . . . . W1tb eo\li)OII and 1M' dlUe <II I ~. Jiffy hef or Onion SfM)q; CK . ~pt, \f, 1964 Ex. Sept. 19, 1964 Biscuits •••• 12 Orange Juice slog Ice Cream ...... ;!, 69c Ic.:ans "· with OO!JOOD $1......,, and-· pur· ehase of 1 .14 m, bottle E-ySynop Ex. Sept. ... 1964 * 541 E!XTRA F,... fop Value St8mps •ith ccqxm and PUf· chase of 1 plrgs. Brown &. S..V. Rolli Sept 19, 19M K- i ' & SJices . "' ,. "'": ........... .,. ... ~ I Pok Kroger All H•lves ...,~, >f'l~'l..... fli8YIM'I •• A DIRTY CHARACTER-B.-hind all t h;Jt gri me is Burt. Lancastt'r. prep:Jring for a s ct·ne on locatLOn in Paris. The movie is based on a true World. War II incid ent. ONE KNIGHT'S STAND-Actor Laurence Ha r vey is getting _ into the "sw ing" of things as he practices the King Arthur part in London production of Loewe-Lerner hit, "Camelot." ' ·.' . NtUIII" .....u........ NG- EGG -SPURT- Mrs. Minnie Webster (top) operates a. 20-ton overhead crane with all the- delicacy of a billiard expert at a steel plant in Lye, England. She can swing a girder into place and balance it on an egg without breaking it (botto~). . ~ TWO ON THE ISLE ~luaen 31oorl33e r.gular . BeuqueC 4b•ro34e ·~ I T HEY FIRST MET wh r n Princess Anne - Marie was just 11 and the then Prince Con .. stantine was 16, at a b:;all in the Gra;lsten palace in Denma rk. The royal romance, hnwever. didn't blosso m until years 1 ::~ter. Now Denmark's lovely princess and the young · Grrek k ing are climaxing their story book romance with a wedding. Recently the two love rs ~ptnt a few wePks of the enga_geme-nl period on th e romantic island of Corfu-at the Greek royal fam ily's su mmer pa lace. The popular Anne-Marie, 17, and Constantine, 23, will become the youngest coup le to share a kingdom in Europe in the 20th Century. n 83~ C::ashmere BouqueC Atl ~ • •• ••• • •• ., 8Se 4bo~,ne ' Kroger White u ) - T-""• Famnr No , • • • • • • 5Ih. gt. Size hag Whllo S.tlo •• ·GUARANTEE •• ' fl- w. ,.... "'"'"'"' .... tram finn and fitld li' - . """ .... "" . . . .. . . 2• ll'o•fool for !h -.ra es Nlool poak ol lnollnou ...cl fllvor. . I ; \ . It took the sun •II ·tunto mtr to rMk• ICing Con&tonlint aad Princou Anne-Marie rolall by ridlna ai'ound P.,lace garden. Uke oomethlnt out of a travel page, tho n~·ona1tery of Vla<horona ll01 "'"'' lite palaw• I couple '"' iet to hlln ' a plctn ta11111o · ' i' '' ot. Gr. Cln., l%. ,.{ ··' .' DZ. Gr . Paprika, or 4 en. Black ' '114 '' wi&b OOUPOD and OW ':. ·- . chase of 10 lb. or larger Bat Potatoes Sept. lll, 19&< Ex. $jq c Extra Free Top Value Stamps WITH COUPON BELOW: BIG 150 FREE! With this coupon and purchase of s10.00 or more at Kroger's. Coupon expire•. Saturday, Sept. 19, 1964. ., lb• • ,, ) chase of 2 CM'IS 4 oz. Kroger ChiR Powder, 4 p,..y.,v...,....,_, Except items excl,Jded hy Ja-w. ...... Flame Tokaysl Ivery cfust.r Freah·Datecl for ,..ofedfon so yeu ~ ..t their ,...., :a l drt... Will ..., lor o wHk. ' • TOKAY ;< DUt" llokoly Applesauce .... 7:..~~~.1 ........., Pies ·:~~d.F:.~ 3 ~= 89c Salad Dressing oe.19c "i9C 49c Gleem 'I SaImon .......~. Pink I and loaves St-.J Brand • COU{Xlll •• -·" Tomato Juice 4c:.:· •1 Ajax - J · • with ,..,. $ bolb PalmoUYe • .• .lathi:. . 2 - 33e Laundry Detergent t lilt Ei'rR.i Fne Tep 11.. 1111 Stamps Ex . Sept F . . • • • • • • •••• ., ....« • ci- 1t'SIIXTRA FI"N Tep Valu. Stampt with coupon and purchase of any Dubuque Canned I lb. $1.79 Pl.cm'cs ................... $ ' 10 IXTRA Tenderay Stokely Yellow Cling _ r., v•t....,... FrM with OOlJIIOD IIJd tu"- Ex.- ·"'·- Dubuque Canned ' f - ah lb. ,....s.r.y ........... Gther bMf -·- .... ound Stea N I' ThrUtu Beef, Cube Steaks . . . •••• . . • . •. •. . lb. 99e Rib Steaks ••.... ~~ . . . . . . . lb. 7!k Rump or Tip Roast ... _T~"!•• lb. 99e ...,.... Rump or Tip Roast ___ -~·~ ... lb. 89e F ... Ground Meat Loaf _•. c•70_ ~-:. ~:--~~. _ Jb. 59e ·Ground Round _•••.'::·~ •••••. lb. 89e Prosh Beef T,iver ____ ~~~ _~"':":'~ ~~~·-. lb. 49e -'~' .' . .'Y ( { -• Coupon Effective · At ·Pomeroy Only I t- ' I • �) .. ' .. Mason Students Leaving lor College Study MASON _ Several Mason stu- 8-Dally Senl!nel. P_<Jmeroy-Middl!Po_rt. 0_:, Sept. 16. 1964 The term " biodegradable" is a form idable one and unfamil· ie~r to most of us. ln spite of Biodegradable Detergent to Be on Market it5 technical sound and pects, however, the ha~ introduc~ Landm ark •·soft" or . as- ~ understands current cJ r- re- I rumstances and problems "deter· l lating to • -11 ct Pre~ent non · ~ ... gt'n! thnt 11 gu:.rantt'es WI f· d 1. dc 8 biode~radable DaUy ·Senttnet,-'Pomeroy·Middleport, o .• Sept. 16, 1964-9 not com Jse to leave no harmtul sy nt hettc etl:'rgen s . pc · . . k. 1decompose under se wagl trratTt"'lldlle tn septlr tan ~ .;;e~- men! and oftt>n times ~:~ppear ' a~e S\""ilt>ms 1H 10 the nation 'I; I . . in 1 · as toam m our strf'ams 1 1 Wfllf'r '\\IPP \' I r f the rountrv I 'T'hr" prmhH'l whiC'h wtll sPII man~· sec IOns o h rat'teri.,·tk ('nnlrollt>d , This foaming c a , . ht- CO-OP "8""1•' bt d a low _ .,uds wit h possible arcompanym~ pol· ur s ri'ln . 1s . r has c~used formulation whlrh rrrforms [Uilng proper It'S . . t>nnl'llh· wt>ll m <:~lltomatH' anfl p;u twular r·onrern tn ~reas ., h t d W<'llt'r mu st be · wringer t~· pe washers. w ere treH P I ' 1 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 ley RODNEY RIGGS llodney L. Riggs, JP, """ of Mr. and Mrt. l'arl Rigg• of Middleport bu completed bit baolc traintnJ at LIK!ldand A.F. b11e, Sae Antonio, Tt!»as. He has been asslgnrd to the .13th Strategfe Mlssne D~ vision Francis E. Warrea, A. F.B. ln. Wyoming. '--buslneu tending the same school. \ $30 .00 Oown-8jjl•nce on Convenictnt r ermJ MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON. W. VA.. • TO HAVE and TO HOLD ~ 1 wE.Q.,_ i NG TAKF. HONORS- These eight Pomeroy Women's Golf club members took honors for the borne team during the ir tournament last Thursda y. Henrietta O'Brien and Eileen Searles tied for medalist. Front row, Phyllis Hennessey , Louise Thompson , Pearl Welker and Bernice Darst. Standing, Henrietta O'Brien, Eileen Searles, :fu li_a_HyseH_a~d_Anna_ Howell. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - s~T& Perfectly matched Keepoake Wedding Ring Set~ are beautiful symbols of lo•Je .•. for all the years to come. The name "Keep· ~ake' ' in the ring is your a~surance of finest q.ual· ity and craftsman ~h1p. WA.RD Lody'1 lREMfRTON Man '$ \ody'• 1 DeadJ'Ine £or I knowledged to have a poten -~ lially harmful effect on fish At Wahama Js October 3 in the state one year. For a change of precinc~ a resident must live in the precinct 30 day s. Tbe Clerk's office in .the Registration tbeTbelea~";,ti~akt~l:~! I:~~~:~g~::i~-:s~~~~; , and other wildlife and is very 1 courthou~e is open from 8:30 disturbing to housewives who I a. m. to·4 p. m. Monday through have had the e<perience of Friday and from B:ao·a. rn. un· drawing " Detergent Cocktails" til noon on Saturdays. 1 I from the kitchen faucets . : MASON - Officers of t h DEADliNE u V. tL I id B th The substitution ol a comple· . ' ~ • n ns e CASEY JONES' MEMORIAL mentary chemical agent in classes at Wahama Htgh School PT. PL~ASANT ~ason A memorial to John Luther Landmark' s Co-Op Deter- were elected recently. County resJ~enl:$ are remmd~ Jones, the Casey Jones of the gent has resu lted in a product T~ ey are Randy. VanMeter, that the period for voter reg1s- folk ballad ded ' ted . . 1 which is biodegradable, a de- prstdent of t~e Se~tor c.lass; ~atthion,N to beb entlt31nfed tlo t~ote his home t~W:~.Jac~:n, Ten~~ tergent whieh will lend itself Kenneth Rollms , vtce president m e ovem er e ec Ion, in 1958 easeY· J , to wal er pur ification processes and Robert Brown, secretary will end Saturday, Oct. 3, ac: d. h ones was a 1 cording to L. W. Getty, Mason ' rai1roa ero of song and sto1 1and :. o;ily decomposed by na- reasurer. . ry l lurt: 's rnethodS oxygen and bac- Result s m uther classes County Clerk. · · !'r. • . ' as follows: Persons voting in the May j l.ena . Junior Class, Leann Miller, primary will be eligible to vote 1 I Consequenl y, It ": 11 not 1n-1president; Ray Redman, vice 3, without making any t~rtere wttil tbe ~C~lOn or sep- presi~ent: Jo Thompson, changes in registration unless I he tanks or muntctpa~ sewag_e reta ry; and Connie Harbour i they have cha nged their add· Your De~doble treatment plants and wtll constl- treasurer. ress. Deoltr For Sophomore class. Dale To be eligible to vote, a per· I lins, president; Paul son must li ve ln the county 60 vice president: David Cook, days before the election and 1 $l5.00 29.75 Man's ass 0££'leers Are Elected used again .:t s drinking wa ter. (} This pnoblem is generally ac-! Moctlt170S S3995 ° $25 .00 2000 ITwo -Tonr) Compla\1 wltll Dttux. 8-pe. set of Cleanlna Tools I ·f ANTHOtn I Plumbint •Heating 1 EVERYDAY LOW CARRIES ITS ,TOOLS INSIDE! , , .In a Uft-Oul lrl)'l rotary ; and Dale Machir, surer. 1 :; K'l.AfJN G tute no threat to pollution of Freshman class, Harry Van ! our wa ter supply. Meter president; Linda Abolin , I - Open Frldey & Soturday Nlghl1 WY 2-2635 MIDDLEPORT and Rhonda 1 vice president; ® INGELS FUR-NITURE-. ~~---~- - - ~ - ~ ... A Preview of Fall Savings _, "\ (Prices Effective Thurs -l'ri. -Sat.) PRICES ON MEAT OHIO VALLEY BRAND GROUND BEEF SSe lb. Sausage CHUCK ROAST 59c lb. ALL MEAT RIB ROAST 2 - - - - - - pkg, ENGLISH CUT ROAST 63c lb. SWISS STEA.K 79c lb. 9Sc lb. 98c lb. TAILESS T-BONE STEA.K $1.09 lb. I RIB STEAK Sour Kraut ---- 2 ""' 2V.tl1039 BONELESS BEEF STEW MEAT _ lb. 59c END CUT PORK CHOPS _ lb. 59c lb. 79c LOIN CUT PORK CHOPS _ tb. 89c SLICED PORK SHOULDER _ '"'1-:... lb. 49c BOSTON BUTT PORK ROAST lb. 39c PORK LIVER MINUTE STEAK--- c HIP·O-LITE Mars hme II ow TOM ANDERSON plnt19 C••me _ Mother s 0 ats or Rogulor Quick - c 11ft.19 box c '" A 2-C Tom Anderson, 100 , of Mr. and Mn. Franci1 An· dt1'son, 1069 Vine St., Middle· port, stationed at P e a c e 1 AFB, New Hampshire, ba1 · been named Peace Airman of the montb. Airman Ander- son bas also been awarded BROUGHTON$ Ice Cream 69c _ _ _ ...... 1. R•8. $1.19 plu1 tu t~ maintdaance man of the montb In his squadron, I b e , ·509th Organizational squadron. He Is an assistant crew-chief • 79c lb. ' CElNTER CUT PORK CHOPS _ both bold .:, ( 1 SIRLOIN STEAK niJWstacks c 49c lb. STOKELY'S ROUND STEAK ~~g. 59c llb. 4 5 Wieners COLGATES 53 "'•• c Toothpaste kin' Reg, Price 98c TIP-TOP Hair Spray MEN 'S &: BOYS' Sweaters 7S% Stvllno _ 89c ·:: SAVE 16c Buttonltd or Zlpperft.i Lombtwool 25% Orton Acryllto - - on en A.ir Foree SAC B • 47, I~ ~ . Mtil-tc.w Fronts $6 ' 95 lb. 8c .., 011 ~ .:"" ""'0. Leafeootani '. .... Widths A:AA-AA·B ' '" U.S. No. 1 Grado A .. . . Ill . . : ; "'r ' '.,' . or._ ,~,..,~ ~· ~N!Jfor Wftl .ttl ,Ja .... 'I1Pir I delalllng COMPARE TO $8 .95 NEW CABBAGE ,. I ·'· t ...._ ha!""f .' . . . . 11 I. . .,j'lll. .tilit'......... . N11: . ' ,_ ' ..... '~-1ft Cl!am¥ " . ,I ·.) . 7.99 'to.·9;t9· ~ -~ ,. '.~ '•, ' ,. '. ,• T ... POTATOES 10 lb. bag 49c . '·.; iblch tlma ,,..... lf"UP lb. 99c ~~lU' to 'jill aometf1ne ,• CampeN ThHt Rock Bottom Prien Anywhere I lb. 29c . serving duty at Pease aad : temporary duty at U p p e ~ , ""'lord Royal Air Force Sta· lion ln England. -Airman An deroon Ia a lHI graduate of Middleport Hlcb and enll•ted lu !tie Air Force Ia F•h. 1... I BTVIIEN'I'II WAID CROSS' SONS RACINE, gamer, using the theme " What . Goodnite; Cabell Huntington Do They Want" on the hungers Hospital X-Ray Technician and hope of humanity. The Lynn Miller, daughter of Mrs. group sang the hymn "0 Mao- Josephine Miller; Beauty School ter Let Me Walk With Thee," Iin Athens, Ohio - Diane Div· followed bf a poem by the lead· ers, daughter of Mrs. Charles er "Dare~ Give Thanks." Mrs. Divers; Huntington Beauty AcAchsah Mlller led a discussion ademy - Mary Jane Webb, on the topic. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wll· Those attending were Mrs. R. bur Webb, David Wentzell, son F. Bryant, Mrs. Clayton Athey, of Mr. and Mrs. William Went· .Mrs. Bernard Lieving, M r zell, Diane Miller, daughter of Fred Batey, Mrs. Otha Ll•ving, lo)r, and Mrs. Douglas M!Uer. Mrs. Hqward Burrls, Miss MU- 1 P.T.A. WILL MEET lie Buinglll'!ler and the hostess, Tbe New Haven Parents Mrs. Capehart. Teachers Association will hold NEW HAVEN GARDEN CLUB their first meeting of !be school The. New Haven Garden Club year on Thursday, September met on Thursday evening at the 17 at 8 p.m. at the school. The home ol Miss Lelah Jane Pow· presiden,t of the organization Is ell with Mrs. Howard Wagel!- Mr. Robert Herndon. All parhats and Mrs. R. F. Bryant Ss onts are urged to attend. ·co-hostesses. LUTHER ~$AGUE The Jj>eeling 'was opened ey HOLDS D~NER I the secretary, Mrs. Donald F. The Luther League of St. Roush, In the absence of the Paul Lutheran Churq. beld a prosldent and vice president. dinner to starr the fall season Devotions were led by Mrs. on Thursday evt!nlng at the Wagenhals. Roll call was ana· 1 church. The gueat speaker, Rev. wered with "How Can I Con· ' Marlin Berislord, pastor of the serve Natural Resources? 14 ! New Haven E.U.B;·Church, was The group decided to furnish [introduced by the League cookies and sandwiches lor the . President, Nancy Hill. R e v. Red Cross Bloodmobile to be i Berlsford spoke to the groul\ on held on October 8th. Several "Youth and the Church." members wUl also work at the Those attending were Susie Mobile. Grinstead, Kathy Ann Roush, The guest speaker for I h e Jane Roush, Myra Roush, Bil· me~ing was Mr. Robert Kletz- ly Roush, Max Brown, Bob Whi~ ly, Biologist !rom Tbe McCiin- moro, Cberyl Bumgardner, Nantic Wildlife Station. He Is em- cy Hill, Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam ployed by The Department of RusseU, Rev. and Mrs. Jack T. Natural Resources. Mr. Klotz- Welch and Rev. Berisfonf. 1y spoke on birds and their habPERSONALS Its. Mr. and Mrs. James Layne, Those attending were M r s. Bl)'lll and Beth were vacation. Fred Baley, Mrs. Howard Bur- tng tn the SmokY Mountains ris, Mrs. William Chisler, Mrs. arid parts of KentuckY last week. H. L. Dyer, Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mr. and l\lrs. Donald Bum· Mrs. Lee Gibbs, Mrs. Harry gardner and family were weekLayne, Mrs. Herman Layne, end guests of Mr. and Mrs. RobMrs. A. K. McClung, Mrs. J. ert Johnston and family ·at Glen V. McGrow, Mrs. M. L. Ohllng- Dale, W.. Va. er, Mrs. Donald F. ROush, Mrs. Jay liayne." aon of Mr. and Otue Roush, Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. Robert Layne, was a med· Mrs. D. A. Smith, Mr"< N. 0. plltlent at Medloal Center Wein and the hostesses. · Ho.spi\"1; 'dalllpolls, Ohio last DINNER HELD week. . Mr. and Mn. Carl Gibbs enand Mrs. B. R. Vance actertained with a dinner on Monby their granddaullay honoring Miss Mary Ann · Vance .visited Rickard wbo Is entering I b e over the weekend wlth their Business ,CoUege in Columbus, son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ohio. Those attending were Mr. T. R. Vance at Morgantown. · '!nil Mrs. George Heason, Mr. Barbara remained with ber pal' and Mrs. Eddie Rickard, Eddie, entll after having spent I Jr., Maxie and Mary Ann, Mr. sumlner with her grandplll)lllts. and Mro. Carl Gibbs, Sbaron Mr. Tom Vance has . entored and Carlelta. .the !all semeater at ··Weal ·VIrUVE WIRE CLASS • ginta University where he II The Live 1Wfn! Class. !Def on w9Qlll(on .btl !4oslet's Degree Tuesday evelllng at ll1i · and work,lilc ' aa ran aBalstant tor their ncuJIIf: Professo'r, ·. , · · lng. Boste,sseo for lhe ' were Mn. w~ Mrs. cutf ROulb f)tha Lleving. 1 ' ', llevotloDI lor !hi!· wore led by Mn. · ·Jb&, Mrl. ell 'at the FOR YOUI Stokely Yellow Cream Style or Whole Kernel • • • • ~·\ • II Stokely s 303 CANS I • ROY'S BASKET BUSTERS 303 CANS • Stokely Red Sour Pitted 303 CANS • ••• ••• Stokely Medium Green 303 CANS ••••• Stokely Rich Red 46 oz. CANS ••• Sfokely 303 CANS ••• Stokely 303 CANS • WatermeIons HeadLettuce CHICKEN ··.s .:.a:LE ~~- ··- ~ s CATSUP 8 s s ~ STOKELY FRUIT \ COCKTAIL 5 I s ICE BOX EA.CH - FRESH CRISP EA.CH - - - !~~s ') $1 f( • ROY'S BASKET BUSTERS ~ s $1 lgt. 1401. bottles ~ e ROY'S BASKET BUSTERS\ s ............~---- WHOLE TENDER STOKELY TOMATO LUCKY LEAF APPLE SAUCE ........ 8 \ .. 49c 19c 49c 303 cans $1 ·;' e ROY'S BASKET BUSTERS WHITE ALL PURPOSE POTATOES BISCUITS 10 3 9c MORTON'S BREAD E:: 3~~~-49c . SHORTENING ~~-~~~:r_ . . . _ ~;~!- 49c j 3inabag c STUFFED OLIVES i~!·;t J e ROY'S BASKET BUSTERS ~ DUNCAN HINES POUND MAGIC BLEACH~:~· s 49c Pancake Mix LEGS, lb. 45c - - - - - BREASTS, lb. 59c $1 ZEST SOAP =~~H $1 3 49 LINOLEUM RUGS ~~i s4· S9c LAMB ROAST Bollard or Pillsbury IO.Count Cans _ _ 6••ns tb.bag Of Quart jug 2-lb. 6bars boxos CHOICE SHOULDER e• . lb. PICNIC STYLE--4to6 LB. AVERAGI! SMOKED HAMS lb. 33c PORK 12·LB. ROLLSI ROLL SAUSAGE lb. 33c Sunbeam Reg. 2 for 37c LOG CABIN WHITE BREAD 7 loaves ' '· MAPLE SYRUP $1 24 oz. boHla 59c Producer'• Finest III Homogenized Second & Rutland Payroll & Government Checks Cashed , All Low Everyday _Prlcea Art Alao Avellebl~ Ail•.• , , • MON. thru FRI. - - 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT .... . .... TIL 9:30PM (CLOSED ON SUNDAY$) THE BRIGHT STAR fOOD . . MARKET . 1:t3 W. SECOND. ST. POM~ROY, 0. • IACH MONDAY & THURSJI~TURING TENNESSEE ,, <?· .. '•· ' . ' .~ \'~. !'l _I : \ j~'"" ~··~4· '' •.J VALUES THURSDAY - FfliDA Y --SATURDAY •·I f'lll1 .-.. f hlipruiMW fMtuN • ciMMr aan ~ 1 PL_UI4BING WHY PAY MORE ... FOR QUALITY MERCHANDISH ! IOD 1· ONLY "II ~-~DR~~ke Charlea ·' of lo)r. i of Mr. and Mn. Re- :Dodd, Gerry H&ll, son union waa beld rocenUy at the : anc1 Mrs. Alvin HaU, Jano I Park era burg Oty Park wltb 32 : Po~l. daughter of Mr. anc1 l descendants of P. G. and Jes- ·Mrs. Paul B. Powe~ ; 0 h I o .. Layne present. A basket dln- 1 Univel'$lty, Athena, Ohio-Nan- , ner was held at noon wltb a Abolln, daughter of Mr. T. • business meeting following. Joe , w. AboUn; Mountain State Bus- I Layne, president, prealded at I !ness College, Parkersburg - 1 the meeting. The group decld· Dick Tennant, son of Mr. and 1 ed tD have a sign made staling Mrs. Clarence Tennant, Robert "Layne Reunfon" so that group Grinstead, son of Mr. and Mrs. eould be Identified. It waa vo~ Thoma• Grinstead, Robe r t "" to hold reunion next year on Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. the Sunday preceding Labor Nick Roush, Jimmy Bird, SOD Day at 12 noon Eastam Stand· of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bird; an! Time. The officers were GlenviUe State College - Lin· retained lor the comlng year; da Lathey, daughter of Mr. and President - Joe Layne, Vice Mrs. AdrJan Lathey; West VirPresident Mildred Moses, ginia Wesleyan - Joe Scltes, Secretary - Agnes Rodgers, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. SellTreasurer - George JeweU, es; Marshall University - Sbel· Publicity - Ara Jewell. don Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Those attending were Mr. and Donald F. Roush, John Layne, Mrs. Henry Howell, lo)r, an d son of Mr. and Mrs. Barry LayMr~. George Kilpatrick, Mr. ne, Bill Frey and Ross Frey, add Mrs. Raymond Layne, Mr. sons of Mr. and Mrs. J a c k allll J4rs. Joe Layne, Susan and Frey; Louis Slsmondo and Ad· Cralf, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan ele Sismondo, son and daugbHdlln, Mr. and Mrs. George ter of Mr. Joseph Sismondo, JeW!IU, Debbie and Doneete Barbara How11!11, daughter of COok, Gail Miller, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Howard, Mrs. Jean Glendenning, John,' Rick Abel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Susan, Rita, Jiel and Jack, Mr.l Jess Abel, Carolyn Lieving, and Mrs. Randall Rodgers and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber· John, Mr. Jack Kilpatrick, Ca nard Lieving, Charles Yonker, thy, Christine, Edgar Layne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Schmidt and Georgia K!l- F. Yonker, David Karschnlk, patrick. ' son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kar. RUTH CIRCLE OF W.S.W.S. schnik, Janet Hoffman, daugh· Tbe Ruth Circle of the W.S. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.S. of the E.U.B. Church held · Hollman, Gerry Wiles, son of their September meeting at the I Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wiles Wright ho111e ol Mrs. Thelma Cape- College Chicago, Ill., - Andy hart wltb Mrs. John Bumgarn- Karschnik, son of Mr. and Mrs. er serving as co-hostess. Louis Karschnik; St. Joseplt LAYNE REUNION Tbe meeting of the Layne Band. T Kenneth Reynolds, ommy Ewing of Ma"'n and Kenny Ball of Clifton have enrolled 11 West VIrginia Tech at Mon~­ gomery and Dorothy Smith has enrolled at Glenville Stata Col· lege, Glenville. Harvietta Newland and Phyl· lis Queen, both of Mason.. are atiending Mt. State Busmess School In Parkersburg. Philip Smith a¢ Robert Roush, botb of New Haven, are also at- 1 OLE ROY HAS CORALLED SOME REAL NEW HAVEN College. B l• Gratus Aldridge and ever ' Burns have enrolled at Mat~ lholl, where llley will participate In the Marshall Marchmg deterge~tbsi.ode•r"dablr l· • • ' ldtinll have leU 1D alt<Dd Matlholl Ulllverslly, Well V~~ Ia' Teen ancl MI. Stale 11<18 Sc~ool and Glenville Stall explana- tion of biodegrddable I S comparativt>ly si mple , especially wh en 0 ne ' PRICES EFFECTIVE Thunclay Aif. Sept. 17 thru lai"'*Y,•Sept, 19 .• -• -"".DIICU_._..,.....,., ..._.,._ ..,..,.... ;;.,~,~i·~ �•• •' ' L1rrJ 111-0ailJ Sentinel. Pomeroy·MtddlfPOrt. 0 Sept. 18 1984 I up 14, 5 p m.; Walter Beck· up 14, 10:20 p. m .; Buck· . 1 I jurd iliver news 1 _ eye State up a. 1 12 :05 a .m I m. ; Ha rry Dyer up 15, 5:35 a. Gaqe ,..IIJI: Gallipol· m : New Martlns••Ule up 18, 2: It Dam 18.4, 12.£1, running one am : 10 S. M. Jenka up 21 , loot on rollera. Pomeroy • Ma,. 6 40 a m.: Chrt• Jr. up 22. on 20.76. Pt. Pleasant ZUO. Hin· uo p. m.; A. E. Dyke down 22, ton .050 falling, Kanawha Falls 5: 15 a. m: Duncan Bruce down · - I w a. m.; Indian• up Greenup 1:40 a. m.; Orco down Gree~ up 2:10 a. m : Zimmer down UPI Briefs I Moldatrl fContlnued From Page 1I 1 3:45 p. m.; Waller , Hougland down Meldahl 6 p. at De iii Moines to climax the m.; Defrnder down Mrldahl 6-1 first day of his campaign swing :55 p. m.: Esso We.<;1 Virgima through the Midwesl. Hi s fir st down Meldahl 9:15p. m .; Ravltops were at Kearney and Lin- en swood down Meldahl 10 :40 p. m.; Louisi ana down Meldahl 6 a. m. A BITING BLANKET OF Gullipolls Dam J S. Lew· frost Jay from northern Greal is down 2.20 a. m.. J o h_ "1 coln, Neb. Lakes to New England early Hood up 6:10 a. rn .; Elgercl1ff today 1nd heavy Utunderstorms up 6:15 a. m.; Eastern up 8:10 drenched the Great Plains. a. m.; Senwt _up 8:30 a. ~- I , 11 -._, 1 1 1, I ·I The mercury dipped to 30 at Kanawha River - 0. F. Shae·. _ & Lohse Drug Store In Pomeroy has nine women clerks who work with four regisPellston and Alpe1oa in north· fer up Marmet 6:0S a.. m.: Jer· tered pharmacists in handling business of the finn. Six ~f them,l tor, ~re Elizabeth Davia, Mary Sauvage, Dorothy ern Michigan and also at Lob· ry Bosworlh up Wmheld 10 ·50 Brown. Stella Frank, Muriel Bradford, and Marie Leifhett. - Sentinel Photo. anon, N. H. The weatht>r bur- m.; Hdf>lrn Z. up Wmfteld 12· -·--·· ----·-=-======-=~=::':~====~====~~;;;;;~-:~;;;~;;;;:~ eau warned of freezes beforf' :15 a. m.; Lucy Jane Lucas - - - - : - - - - - - .. Saturday evening with daylight. down Winfield 1:05 a .. m.; w. mother, Mro. Myrta Rife H. Shaver .lr .. up WmfJPld 2· 1 lister, Mra. Fay Wood. NEARLY A QUARTER Mllr j :45 a. m.; Diane Brent down . Mr. Hunbel Justice open! Long Bottom I SocietYNews Uon white students boycotted , Winfield. 310 a. m ; Solvay ' New York City ochools Tuesday jdown Wmf1eld 6.40 a. m. in a protest against a school board integration plan. I ; ; · · ; mode I IM•±a• I Buckwheat Society Notes Salem Center BY Mrs. Uzzle Caton of the A bus;ne<S meeting 1Official Board of the ;;;;;;;;;;.- ! AND SEEK and *t.l ~ ~ 0 1 • • - •:;-F' WIN ! C~lvr ! S~1 fiRST PRIZE RCA 1/ AM( -Rvadr!>ll51~r B • k~t f:l 10 THIRD PRIUS RCA '"{:! Why play aames when yoil R~ c:ord Plav~t 100 FOURTH PRIUS ' E tJtthard Fatnr JYanl to find anythinafastfl Colom19 Save time and troubl"'1 Lookfirstin1ht YELLOW PAGES ••• where YOUR ) r i SECONO PRIZES - SUPBII MAIIKBT., ""'-' Sera gtt:ETfTRY 8'-AIWI(I AND DETAtLI IN ITORE I . ) Cor. Second & Mill~ Middleport ANGERS DO THE WAU(INQ. NEW WINTER COATS I .•It Sure to take Advantage of "Bonus look" Cash Savings Coupons! ALL SIZES USE OUR LAY·AWAY PLANt 2.·1t Sure to Clip and Deposit Jrd week En· Stokely's Tomato Stokely's IP>PIIe S&IIIC8 try Coupon Now During Our GIANT STORE-WIDE 4:J.W." GREEN STAMP lips Sisters Style Shop 14 oz. Court St., Pomeroy 1 Hey klda .. , moms and dads, too COLORAMA GAME JUST ARRIVED! Salem - - - - - - - - - - Sonna Justice and other ANNOUN('E BIRTH I ' ' r d I Center Methodist Church was RIFE tives. Rev and Mrs. Gilbert Spen· • R'cen,t vlJSJtoCro o Mr. Man j held last Tuesday evening at BY SARAH M. Mr. Bllly VateUa hal been · "1rs. ' · •· arr were rs. IJr h h 'th Mr Orion Those who spent Sunday picking hil 6"" and alngin• f p meroy Ht '3 announce , ·td e c urc , WI • ·-o 1 r . ·STOKELY-VAN CAMP REDEEM VALUABLE 3rd Week "BONUS BOOK" COUPONS & GET HUNDREDS OF EXTRA S&H STAMPS the past weekend hr Kentucky with his children Brian and The. total number of absen-'1 ~, -·'tar ucc for the flnsl day of the boycott. 233.306, wa1 smaller I ~~ ~irt~ of a 'da~~htf'r Tam- ! Clarence Stan ey and chi rcn Roush presiding. Mr. and Mrs. Charles at the church aervl~es Jn Wllk• than for Jhe first day Monday, ' , or Tampa. Fla .. Mr. and Mrs. and Larry were Mr. and m 638 There are 1 007 000 stu- my Jo, Sepl~mber L at St. Jam{'s L. Eckarj and children·, School bells were ringing In Ray Brooks of Mrs don'ts in the New York City Joseph Hospita l. ~arkersburg., Hvaltsville, Md ., Mr. and Mrs. the area Sept. 8, as students Route 1 Also Mr . Rev and Mrs. Dw·~ht Spencer . H, b D c d d hi · d h d I · · · · Scbool system tht> nauon's larg· d u ert . arr an aug er, an teac ers returne t.o c ass- ry G : Hoffman and son Stevie • ' [Pomeroy . Hl. 3. and Rev. an i Mr. and "'\tfrs. Frank Gra nbling, rooms. Salem CenLer ElemeJloo of Albany 0. A-lC Ronald s. 011 l1rs. Burgess Wogan u[ Ameo- 1Mr. and Mrs. Rober! DaiJey, tary School haa 124 pupllo en. Rife and family who have hooon II i ,v1lle, are grandparents. Greal l Columbus, \ofr. and 'Mrs. Ray rolled and one new teacher, home on 8 3D-day leave grandparents are Mr. and \1rs. , Woodyard and sons, Albany , 0 . Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Turner, hl t M and M William Wolfe and Mrs. Lula and ~1rs. Harriett Bryant and Iwho 11 teaching the 3rd grade. Je! ~~[;~~ ~;,.. ue::~"re"'nu"·.· .'1 1Ramer. The Spen<ers have Ina and Mike. Mrs. Nellie Vale is principal Mr and Mrs Guy Priddy and I I two other daughters, Debra i\frs. Paul Andrews and tlau- and teachers the 6th grade, fa~ily of R~tland and other I Renee and Teresa Lynn. ghtt>rs accompanied her son, Mrs. Roberta Wilson teaches relatives. ' i Michael, to Bloomingdale, Ohio 4th and 5th. Mrs. Olive Page ! ON 1NEW COMMUNICATIONS where he will enter his JUnior U1e 2nd grade. and Mrs. Gladys Mr. and Mrt. Robert RIfe 1 DUBLIN. lrela~d IUP1)-An·:year at St. John's Semmary. I MaJor teaches the first grade. and children .of St. Albans. W. l · Va. spent Frrday night and •drew G. Haley, a Washington. · Mr. and Mrs. Larrv CurtiS , D. C. lawyer, told a conference are announring the birth of I The first P.T.A. meeting of saturday with his parentt, Mr. I on av iation and _sp~~ ~~cine 2 son, Timothy Lee. Th ey have i the current school ye_a r was and Mrs. Charles Rife and Lar1 Monday that' ·screntiSiS are de· a ddughter. Tammy Sue. I held Wednesday evenmg: Sept. ry, Saturday night and s~;~~ ~~ I velopln~ techmque:; under wh1ch Lewis Cozart, Lorain, Ohio. 19, m the school aud1tonum with her mother, Mrs. men will be able . to-. communi~ visited Nellie Cozart. the Salem Center School. Mrl. Williams of Rutland, 0. R.F.O. LAUNDRY. cate thr.ouah _ . . . . Mr. and Mrs. C•.rroll Young Vivian .Pierce presided over 1. CRY CLEANING . of Athen• were VISiting Mr. the busrness meettng and lntro- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carter of WY 2-5428 POMEROY I He oald··tf;, involve · Emmett Slethem. duced the executive head of Gallipolis, O. apent =.:V":: _,., .~=·~ Mrs. Charles Hens- the Northwestern Dl!trlct, Mr. with Mrs. Ethel Rife and son the weekend with Do~. McKenzie,_ wh~. gave talk James Dale. Mr. Fred Bullch•" ll Ler>ata ferrell and Fred 1on E-<1-u-c-~-t+O-n . The local of Pomeroy was a ~st also Medway. I Boys and Grrls 4·H Clubs and and enjoyed squirrel bunting. Mr and Mrs Ted Hayman ' their advisors presented the M M Ch 1 Rif I .and .Janet Bisse. ll, Col umbus, I prog~am kand h~ d exh lb'It: a~d and r.sonendRonnie rs. ares e Rlfe were · 1 spent the weekend here with handlwor on display. Re res Ohi bu I F 1-1 . ' menll$ were enjoyed. durina; the Jack.!IDD, o, on a ness r relatives. . day I David Smith and daughter, sOcial hour. I Mrs. Ethel Rife opent Patnc1a, were VISiting Mrs. ~dday afternoon with Mrs. na Stewart .and Anderson K1b- , Mrs. Lewis Edge!. f Wood and mother. Mra. Myr·ta :1 ble, Reedsville. I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince : Rife. Mr. and M_rs. Dav_e Yates ~t· 1 and Mr. and Mn. Shirley Swan 1 Mr. and Mrs.• M. Rife tended the m~tallat10 of B1s- were visiting VlrginJa G1·over, --hop Ensley, Columbus. They Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hunting. I TICKET FOR GOWWATER also vrslted Mr and Mrs. How- ton and Mr. and Mrs. Glen· WASHINGTON (UP!) a;_d Kin~, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Powell, Gallipolis. !publican presidential nominee 1\rlllamson, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Carr have Barry M. Goldwater ~ot a park· Donald Might. return«! home from visiting ing ticket Monday. Virgil Mora of Pomeroy vis- Mr. and Mrs. James E~kard and He was at a local television We'U prepare your readv lllixed con· ited..Ethel Chevalier. children, Hyatilrvllle. Md., and studio taking part in the filrnV1s1tmg Mr. and J'vfrs. Oscar their son, Edmund Carr. ing of his We story. His lh.lny crete order to your opecl11catlons. and deliver Babcock were Betty Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter black limousine wao ~arked In It auywhere iD town, all ready to pour. Call and baby of Chester and Mr. - e vlslUng Mrs Elma Holt· a loading zone In front of the 1 and Mrs. Gene Riggo. er. Forest Run. • building. today .. . our service is prompt and our prices I Calhng on Mr. and Mrs. Zern Mtl. Foster fe.an, About 30 mtnutes after he enare the lowest possible! Pierce were Mr. and Mrs. violted . her aunt, Mrs. tered Ure studio. a pollceman Hobart Newell and Ernest Wy· lnt McKhee. ticketed his car. One of the sen· att of Chester and ~r. and -Viole& Smith ator'l security · guards then · HIDE Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith ore announcing the birth of a aon Robert Leslie in Huddy, Ky. on Sept. 6th. Grondparents are Mrs. Clara !loU Smltb of I •ngsvllie, 0 . and Mr. Hurolre1 Juatlce <local) and Mrs. Je&ale Justice of Huddy, Ky. Mr. and Mro. 0. M. iule of Carpenter, Ohio spent Wedne• day evening with Mrs. Ethel Rife and son, James Dale. Mro. Freda Bowen has been visiting friends oear Pomeroy the past few dayo. A·1C Ronald S. Rife and family left Sunday for their home In Salina, KanllalP. He Ia staUoned at Shilling A.F .B. They will stop at Sunbury, Ohio for a ohort visit with hlo btotller, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rife and family. Mr. Charles Rife and s o n .00 falling. Chlrltlton 17 .9S ~La· 23. 11 : 10 p m. ; Western down tlonary. London, MaJ"JMt and 23, I 30 a. 11.; Susan Lano:o down Winf\eld dams were on the sills. 23, 2:45 a. m.: Jefrboat down Beat movementl: 23. 8 a . m.; Alton Zephyr dawn Ohio River - John J . Rowe Greenup 10:50 p. m.: NatJonal down 12, 6 a. m: Cherokee down Greenup 10:50 p. m.; down 13, U :30 a. m.; Jacob G. · Miss Susan down Greenup 12 :· - - -- - - - - IIIII Mr, Fr<d Blrtcher of Potne- \ !rip to Jackson, Oblo MIPIWJ roy cail<d on Mr. and Mr •· mornlna. Charles RHe Friday afternoon. Mr. George Martin spent an lftemOOIP lost week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife . bottles I lots...of excitement in our ;;;;;.=;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;.____, ONE lveiY WMk I" Every EVANS for I Wukt Nothing to luy-You clo not have to be prt~tenl te WI• Stokely's Honey Pod ..... 3000 -~ 2.1 Prizt2000 4 s 1 1 DAY SERVICE Mi Choice 1 Swift's Premium - U. S. Gov't. Inspected SHIRT FINISHING oil ROBINSON'S Fully Cooked ! SEE OUR WINDOW 303 Cans FOR THE FALL SHOWING OF THIS NEW COLLECTION J ' •••FOR EVERY OCCASION ! SPORTSWEAR ---- GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. receiving apparatus and ampll· lying l'lignals sent by the body, which he said has unexplained capabilities as • llla(neUc-eieGtronic unit. Phone WY 2-3284 P•ge Street Middleport row, Down to the (arden to get things to eat; nte fresh. eool breezes cave win(s to my feet. The sky wao a blue, as blue could be; Not one teeny, tiny cloud could 1 see; The garden lay, lull)', In t b 1oft sun; OUr (enerDI!I prden ilr nearly done. VI PRICI ON ECONOMY SIZES VITAMIN C AND 1·1.,, 2 BOnLES fOR PRICE OF 1 flfJIIIfiiOUS SAYIItS 01 UIGI SIZfS/OTHfl MciiSSON YnAMINS ~ OFI now , It gave us a plenty at our quest; In opll• of the drought, did very best; Now Winter Is nearln(; 11 all know, Gracious garden SOOPI, will covered wJtb snow. ,.. Its we , new we'll begin, IN THIS AREA THEY ARE& DUnON qRVO CO. SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS MIDDLEPORT f,-·'f . ttlZw "' J ...Im.... '· r_; ·····-~-- •"'- -·· _ L, ,atu POMEROY 7 • JZZI.. U '"' --··- P1anUng seeds again 'neath the warm IUD of Sprint;; lead time and blrveli, we'U watch them grow: God promised It, lrus, when He formed the rainbow. Miss Cotherine Gruaoer, R.D. # Porneriry. . BuH Half 6.99 SHOPPING 9.99 Rinsoalue 16 oz. loaves .J for lllfornietlon GAlliPOliS BUSINUl COLlEGE U Loevot .,, Plre771! 141 4U7 12 lb. & ov•r Swift'• Premium-U.S. Government lnsp&ctEd - Ham Slices lb. 79 lb. 99 Fully Cooked (cenl9• cuto--W•'•• Thin I . - - U.S. NO. 1-All PURPOSE tatoes ClaiiHmMIHch Mon. and Thu~, Write, Viall or Call Ham Center Cut Ham Slices DRESS SecretU!al Exee. Secretarial ¥counting General Office Bus. Adminlliratlon Re~~ulred Portion Swlfl'o Promium- U. 5. Governmttnl Inspected - Fully Cooked 12 to 16 month• Advanced Reg1_.Ntlon Whole :b.49 lb. 3 5 lb.45 lb.45 COU~SES "pW Butt No Slices Re r 't·. Oct. 12 ENROLL Shank PortioJI Full Fall Qllarter Begins . DIPLOMA No Slices Removei SHANK lb. HALF New Night ct..ses be When winter ha" fl<d, then a. FULL katie EVANS WHITE Reo. 2 tor 37 Jr-=-'-=--===== THE POET'S CORNER FINE BAKED FOODS 6.99 drove away from tire no perkingIIzone. On A Lete Summer Day The corn blades all waved me a friendly hello, As I went walking along by the SEPT. IODAYS ---==:::===---1 CASUAlS ' I 1 lb. CTNS . AlVIVOUlVCEMENT1 '. ) We are Plorilld to announce ArliDt ••OonJeli f<rshlon eonoultant. We IIIUIII 1011 '" our moot t'ublonoble ooUeeUon now ltlclllt' lrtr belp you coordinate , _ loll wardrobs. Feel free to oaU upOD 1r.- , THURSDAYS 1 ' f!Ot' ' lllO'i'I ....- ~ , , . :~;; .~,,h)\ .~ • . 1; ,.}l.', ~q 1~'\1'• ,, .;~· ...... · • ·~·.' lb. bag '. '• l ' Crisp, Solid Huds ock N•"' to £liM · 111~~~~~! ,., 11'1 . ALL DAY .. 9.99 . ·-: .. -(baJ~Mn-Ca~V· · ·· King Size Box , · ' Cleaned ~eady To Use sHOI fJORI · . \ ..... '• 303 ciln• .' ''• ' ; ' j ' Fresh KALE Pkg·13 r •· .•.. lb. 7 �, ,...,. ' • ~-------------,, , ' WANT AD For INFORMAnON OI.A4h...&NU 11t 0.• ".00 f> y..,..,.,llt R .. fMp -......... ()p~rl! !ro • 1"111'1!11:'6U""' II nfl ltl A leal &tate Por Sale Sale W .... r ia lnqutre Oh10 Hotel 8-19-Uc I ,.,, "'"'''•"•' ...,, ..... ...... ~r~•• <M •••"' .... •lb 1...... .... • · ~""' •h ,.,,,. .. . ~ .. ~ ···· ' •' ,. ""' " ~>< ,.,.,,-ioa' • l> n.r ~"' "~ f'•P"""'" ~ ...... .... ''" .o.- N< <Ill " • fnt j n oHO\fth ......... "' '"" "''-"" For Rent .. and bath. Call WY U'TB'l 9-16-3tc for ptckup Charles H Har ns. Portland, Oh1o. Ph o '"'e I'YlllR~-rtno.~<: 'fOil " ,.,., .....f)"''~p·..o ,., J""' P.,hhr•flftl' HOUSE FOR sale In Bradbury, 'S'IZE po•··t~.-A-••-.,-~-, 1 lnewlyedld::,Orated. 'I Lablr • . ~~: 1FIVE ROOMS and bath, bouse 1 " B ~ =· ... - I mm I<£<Y a vat a e, """ 1~ Hud"'n St. Mtddloport Chevrolet for sale or trade and one hall story. rrve rooms CAN< IU.I .Jio.IION• WI! I "' Sele vI :J-2693. USED --TRUCKS I J 9 8 12tt tw;ttf'r v.1th ran LikP new 1'elevision Revue TAKE THE HARD KNOCKs! inets, full basement. fuel oil ,, . I~~ •o r. ~o ;:t!iiP<"flh . "" ........ or ,. .. , ,..• n• fh,...f'<"t>f> 1\' lo'n•~ ~ ~, "\~fM ' ' 19Ll COltVAlR nnn~ . th~ corriOore ond the priiOII factories. I found U·e pop!lar outside impresaion of the ~lOll as a dirty, medieval place to be a myth. For a siX·~cre p~ with so many ~en livlns 10 ciO!e_ quarters, 1t was s_urpr,_ ....mg 1Y c1ean and order'' .,. Then I packed my belonlmgl for the move to tht annexThe first stop after arrival . housea ' lmpressinnA. which besl des th e ::ha1r j By ROBERT M. HORN ALL 1ICoiner's was at Deputy Warden Ira M. ' ba d I ' oflt'ce known 85 the a chapel, n room, c assrooiill I•IOUNDSI'Il 'E, L W Va - control center.' My $538 was and l'br 1 arv. 1 I (UPli - I was a " fish" ln ) taken and tagged my watch Th<re the at mosphert West V1rg1ma Pennenl1ary', a and typewrHI'!r r~gi~t:!red and changed. The "'e! t1 ~I wa1 1 ntw prtsoner. or whdl my Jl78 ~ <m open package of cigarettes gloomy, almost frightemng. 1lellow mmnlert c .. II ' frPsh 1 destroyed, presumably as a I ~as put In one of four 1me::tt." 1precaution against lilY smug- cells m the Jarge room. Behind i For three u~ys and two Ighn, in narcotics three doors facin~ my cell fn1ght.,, l endured impr.sonm ent ' hal · "bo 1 were the execution c~amber, a I had moments 'l[ error and b" e rcut w_a~ no ed ~ room for execution witnesse!l, moments of seremlv, but d!lef- JO ano the JOVIa arm ro another room containing a 1 ber wield"ng the azor down ly 1 fe lt self-p1ty nnd helplessk' d t n large generator, transformer 1• ness my n~c ~~ eo P easan co - and " those three buttons." The other prlstme;o~ resented versatiOn. lis " year sentence My cell contained a bed, a my being here qnd 1 was as- had recently been reduced ta table for my typewtiter, an-signed a guard form~ own pro- flve-to-lB yea rs. other sma ll table, a jUJ of cof· tecnon But except for that. In the laundry room I was fee, sink and toilet. j Warden Otto C. Boles anr Pub- liven a grey, baggy ~et of COV· There was no noi se except for I he Institutions Commissioner era\' - the prison garb. Next the continuous hum o: a t.ran&I Chauncey Bowning Jr. did c: Je <:t complete medical ex- former. I not interfere. amina' fln and Pro- ... s s 1 n I That was noise enough. J spent my fir!-11 night In No. through the identification bu12 death row and the las• mght real! where mug .lhots, flngerI m the death house, 25 yards prmts and criminal, personal I from the electr.c chair 1 got a ond SO' I hlslories were taken. chanCP lo 1 Jl., tc fo ur men who One of tl buaie,:,. prison hati been condem ned to death V~orkers , the social director, inEntered Hospital bY socu:ty, t hen save d from ex- "tructed me about mall and AMong those who entered the " · eculion. VISI.ors and the paro1c: off'Jeer Holzer hospital m the pagt I They filed lo my rell one-by I expl ained how to acquire ••good 24 hours were Mrs. Robert A. one , sat on the remenl and t1me and r arole procedures. Queen, 1026 Second Ave, Nichj bazed . through the bars. They · He tells new arri"ra l!o what olas J . Hanna. Rio Grande, talked fr~ly I their earliest possH.. Je date of Mrs. Cha rles Guy Young , Rt. A murderer who ., ''· saved release can be 2, Bidwell, Mrs. Carl R. Veith, from hanging 2.1 years ago ! d Two guards led me to No. 2 Rt. 2, Cheshire, Mrs. David th T rl ht swor~ he ate the warc.en'!l pet ea row. o- my g was a Lee Darst, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant. groundhog fv. his :ast meal. He con demn ed man o f four years, Mrs. Oscar M. Roush, Mason, !EDITOR'S NOTE: UPI ,.. porter Robert M. Gomall r"' ceftdy was oennltted tL spend tb~ days and two nights bfhioo the wall• of West Vir· aJnla Stile Pentlential') . the first reporl•r ever admitted. I He pl•y•d 'he role "' o man condemhl"d to dte. Hf'rf' he tella his t"xperte ncr• and bis dyi!lll until! had lived death a million times. Finally, !just resigned myself to the fact it wa~ coming." I 1 can understand how these men felt because, as 1 moved 1 I through the prison route 1 be· 1gan to reel the emotions or a condemned man myself. lloyd Jenkins, MO W. Main forced atr heat. Bank financ""·et, Pomerov. 9-12·31p lnJl a"ailable. Locat-~ D., SEE THISE: .. •.:·u on J\11 l\l1ddl1·1)ort ( dll \\'Y 2-~045 ~--- AUCTlON cine ·' Dashan Rd , JUSt two ' I <> "'', . . . . . .. " ' ' " " \l ,....... 9 to 4tp I Snturday, S•p!. I9tb, 1".· ,- p.m. mllos !rom Racine, Robert ·" ''"'"'""n" ~ Vl\11\1 ·~ "' • ~~ '"' ., '' .. r<~ .., , " 'I! ~ "<lLD Phone ,.,,,.,.,.,. ,...,.-., lo /lOll\ ANn !'E~Ili·:H 'hop 1 1· '" ' my tarm horne Hill, Racine. Ohio <l , . ,. " andwlllsellthelollowmgper. Wl!l-3957. 915 Btp Panei,Localowner,goodtlr <I'Hi f1ll1ng • wtwn ln1 rPn1 -- _ Ol\ ' \1 •v ' '" t" M LJ811\ Clr <:<~le t' ,LIIppf'd Rl'nt vt•n "onal propertv located JU~t es, real economy tn opention ";, , I1 " .,, ... IPil<:onahh Sec ;'ed Th omp· East from the junct1on or and pri<"t>. Ht>ale1·. ll I'' ..,, A 1 ,nn Hill land f1 1._ 1, 11 nr Stor'" State Routt><: 124 and 33 a1 r!~~ ·' I •'fll'o•U t l "'r. 1\ .. ,.., " I' bf'hlrl' 10 1 rn Jllrl 7 Rocksprmgs Fa1rground and q 15 lilr oppo<::ltc Carman Rt>st Hom€' RJVERSIDE COTrAG .... -N 1ce p Ill PHONE WY 2-2157 In port as follows : masonry buildinll ()o x 301 r~IIRNISHEn 11 n,..,. hf'flronm Ltvmg Room F'urmture with porcl1, complete with Porf'i1 F'urn1 ture all furmlure and •ppliances. Tande•' ax le, 900x20 tire~~ apartmt nt Ponwrm. w1t h uttlllle~ $SO(lO llf'r month 1 Pll il('o T. V. '~ocated on mre lot with 120 348 ru. m eng1ne- 1~ 1t. In Memory ra il \\"\" 2 2'i.!j !•r \V) 2-:1589 l Dr~ks ft frontage on Stale Route dump body. JS ~rc ~1:1nd" 338, jn Jrper An tiqutty. Tota l 9 IN MF.MOR t ot o11r >\ 1fe and _ _ r11rst~ of DrawPrtt prtce $2200 00 1 mother, B<>ssif' t: .fonec; whn p;:~ s~ed <1\\<1\' 0 111 \'I m dgn fRAil rn for rent on Grnnt· 1 Pole l.ttmp and Other LRmps l 83 ACRES - Located about 2 Sl 1n Mlrldl('p 11 n p 1, n 11 e 2 Vrry N1ce Bedroom Suites , rn1les off StatE Route 33 and Sept 1~ ~mil~ mt ~"Prl b~ her \\'Y 2 2186 or WY Z-3:l4ti Modrrn Buffet 14 miles from Athens Founhusband , rh1 ldre n nnd grand· D1shes dation and cellar for house, 1 To n Cnb 60" - cab to 9 14 me childrf'n i\lr l' mmc,lt W Frr g• daif'f' Washe r free gas, extra good base- ux le 700x18 - 8 pl)' tires, • -, Jones, Sl1adC', Oll1o 9-\G-l tr ment barn (30 x 40). Cash VB eng me. heater. \10DEH '.J 4 rnmn and bath 1 Dryrr and Mangle prtce $2800 00. furm ~ lwrl apa nmr nl M 1 d· 1 Wmdow Fan Manv other household ilems HIGHWAY PROPERTY _ 54 Card of Thanks dlf'flOll \\\ 2 "lCi~ 1 c~od Low Boy Trailer acres .,...lth 5 • room house, 9 II tfc 1 r;ood Wesl•rn Saddle good well. barn an olhPr ..vE \\' 1\ NT to 1~lank evt>rvonl' I ohn fi room hnll"l', \l1 ~ :vld ullorh Cham Saw outbuildmgfi. 15 d"ref:i rnr who .~.h 'i(l kau1 oil'! h(-'tp.tl l Hell n--nm tllr. 0 hI 0, AJqo a Lot of Hcmd Tnols cult!\iat on, 38 acres well u.t Ton l'ab Nev. 6 pJv l rre~ 1 nllt-r the deRih ol our de;u 9 14 61C d('lu xe ca b, so l1d and dean . ' II 2 43't4 Lng Cha111~ fenced Ten miles to Pomeroy ~n n ,u1d llrn1h•·1 1'1moth\ LPf:' Anvtl $4500 oo ' heater, VB t-ngi ne. Anrlci SI IJl \\t (""I'PCiflll~ \\i(Sh 1\\0 RFIHiflOI\1 gar<~ge fl fl "ll"l· Ft rw(· ~~r,.tt lwr 40 ACRES- In LPbnnon Townmf'nl 111 ~\l(!rl l •·pM I Pli,.Of' to t!\ :1111, 11 1 111 •lllr lrJt•nd" S1Pr l Cah mPI ship , 20 :'IC'l"PS in limber, hal -l \n 2 '1217 ~ 11 ntp :md ntr l!I11H•r" til!· H ~'v. Fr 11' 1..111' 1 1 MmH·r ance in locust Not far !rom 1 ];mt1 S "Jnrr 1s Jlnul S<'ll'r" E>~ t ng f·•tr 11 ·ull Jlnnw tllosP ro1,111 ,rl ln'<lllc ,, nd ,1111 l'•Hn Ollwr tool!'i not lt~ l rd Kai ser Alumi nu m Cnrporast·ndrng flroWN" :mrl am·nne rrov ~ 50 1 ){1 11, 0111 11 wtllwul \.1. llltHm Colltn". Ownrr tiM. $2000.00. ~ Ton Pickup Runs goo't · n l!t•l .. ed 1n nm (' \\\ , ~ ·~'"' Trrms Cash WANTEDOperahJ' for rest. else \\li ,. . ul •1li lt' " a 11 , ·•- ~ m nf'\~ t1res, ~-ou'll \fant lhlll " 1 " 11 ttc Not Respnn<::1hle for Acc1Mnto;; a urant in es ta~ 1 ~hed Joca- one eventngs "' Ml ,md 1,11 ~ Honwr ~nrl Th1<: is all mce clea n mer- 1 tion $ t·t~(•ll .Hid •.nn \li\o~· 1,.1 1\ NI'-iHI:D ap:1nment h·.ollot•r rh:-tnfh "e : C. C. ClJCKLER, REALTOR is 46 a lormr>r miner. recently saved from the chair W. Va' MrS: Hobart S. White-. 9 lfi ltp n·nt f~ l\'f' rooms r.nd BOX 229 WY %-3830 '-'Smce everyone was kidding b): a federal judge, The other house, PUny, Va., ChrlsUiilt!le" furm,;)lpd Close to 1 Rrndford Aurtlon Company 9 15 3tc me about gomg to the gallow!;. ~eath cell. was empty. topher Todd McKinney, ?IJ7 hu.., mess dJ~1nrt Phonf' WY Crt1t Bradford, Auc11oneer -I told the warden I vanted his The cubicle was !mall, _ only N. Front St., Middleport, Mrs· WE -WISH TO THt\N K f'\ien:one ~ l tfc •9• J2- 6tc HOME for rent In Pomeroy 3 pet groundhog 'o• my last IJVe feel by se·. en fe•t, wtth a Arthur H. Hess, Rt. 1, Mlddlefor Uwtr ktndrwss ilnd help· 2 'IIIS2 unfurm shed · - - - - -rooms and bath. WY 2-3575 meal," the greymg convict toilet and sink In opposite cor- port. Mrs. Lula E. Southern, fulrws s ,11 1"1" l he dt:'tl!h ol \H tl FO!JR ROOM apartm•nl w1th balh and util· , Polyothylent Plastic 1 8-ll-tlc 10\d me With a grin "I ale It ner. and a •rack"-tne bed- Rutland, Mrs. Ztba 0. Midkiff, lovrd one, Eve rett Mtlhonn ih room ao:P~ Brnwne\1 Ave. For Silo Covers O all and it was good." suspended_ from tRe wall by Chester, Mrs. John c. MeGa. \\'e f'SJ.ll'rl,li h msh to th:1nk 1 1 M1ddlepor' Call WY 2-~045. I ROUSE for sale. Beside Brad· pan Eves. 8 .m. His senlence was commuted rusty chams. The mattress was an Rt. 3 Oak Hill Mrs. BenDr Oscar Clark and stofl at 9 14 Jtc 12' • 100' 4 MIL BLACK bury schooL Call WY 2-0542 POME O O 30 mmutes before he was thi.r but adequate, t .e pillow ja;.,in F. 'BragJl, Ja~kson, Theotllf' r.nlllj)n lts CltntC'. Ewmg 20' X 100' 4 MIL BLACK I 8·21-tlc R y HIO sche~uled to die. "! can't say SOiled but covered by a clean, dore Edward HuJI]Ies, Jackaon, Funrral llomt', Rev Mrlvm eUHN ioiHt:D and Uot~rmsbed l i\lktrP fnr ht \ romohng words apHrtment~. li\(jtHre at the 24' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK I'm sorry," he said about the rougl, cloth bag. Laura A. Burton, Jackson, MMI. 28' x 100' 4 MIL BLACK ~"'OR SAUr-M,ddtepurt'l:l taU- 1 1 murder he committed. There was no ste~ch. I had John R. Ward, Wellston, Mra. Mrs Rrn N('l!!7h n~. orgomst. 1 "They Ju <t had to commute soap, _a towel and tOilet tissue. Paul D. Kelly, Rt. 1 Wellston, 32' , IQ{I' 4 MIL BLACK est bu1ldmg, IO<ate<l 352 N pPII!Jrarers. gra\irdlggers. Ohio H•lel, ·•~ · .c iflt-tlQ (6Mil Also Availablol Second Street, Middleport Business Servi~es tho~P sending Floral offerings IHHgF: •,!14J"'$.fon1• tUUri•!l!,1 1 il. I kept telling myself." he I brought an d•ctrlc razor, but Lisa P. Molihan, Radclilf, Mrs· , ~ lr· rd <~nd anvone Plse who et1 a~ onl,.urrushed .. apart eComRI•te Sto<k on Hand Priced for qulc• lillie In- - - - - I sa•J "I dido I even have a Jury inmales are not permitted to Paul E. Nease, Coolville, James meniS 11"1' Mt4 '1 !"8 iff qmre at Ohio Hotel tnal. And I'm slill not 'sorry .. use them. Bestdes, condemned Kellev, Jr, Rt. 3 Ironton, and I 'p"ri m nny way -SEE us FOR , tn It tfc he wr~s JUS/ 1 bully" , men do .not sha_ve tl-~mselves Mrs. · Sam T. Leslie, Greenup, Till' l\111hnrm F' nmilv DI SCOU NT pRIC ES because .he_y m1g11t _be temp.teo Ky. AnothPr man. a balding son 9 16 trc Ht '1 11.\F.: tor rent m Pomerov 1 t}lrt'e romn5 and oar h Call 1 o•'UR SALE in Moddl•p.. rt, 4 of u Bapt is l mmJSier, tnld me to ta ke the1r own ove.. PriSon Births wr l·3575 .. l!e1 :; P m Pomeroy Landmark d th h · bedroom bnck house, 2 1.e slept nght throug~ hi s .ex·s o e s av1ng. Mrs. Douiilas M. Pauley, Gal1 - -- - - - 7 ll tfc WY 2·2181 Jack Cusey, Mgr. ba ths lot ana a tiBJ! ouf oi l Partt & Service On ecut10n time. and upo· awaken. My cell was South Hall, lipoUs Ferry, dpughter, 4 ~ 32 p. IIOLI>F. 4 rooms. balh. pic- ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ htgh warer Niee tocat~nn l ing "thought I had gone and ' one of the three major cell m. TUeaday. Mrs Gory Edr RFF'-i FLORAl. in Rar ine turt- wmdo\\ base ment. p1ck 1USFt;D LI JMBF:R- 2 by 4 x 14, See tly appomtmenl 01 call Any Make Chain Saw done rome back" I blocks, and about 400 of the ward Walker, 10 Rurger St., 1 1unrlle "ll your flow rr nPt>d ~ e1 lt>ncP vnrd 1671 Lln~.:oln i 2.1c each Also used bnck. I.VY 2·28R5 or W'r 2-:ii!llO. He smd on t!le last nlght he I r· ln.-'e there. 1'o my daughter, 3 p. m. Tuesday. . un 'I nls WPdl h n ~s gift~. al- Hto1ghro: Phone WV 2 2780 $15 no per 1000. Ph(]ne WY 2· f61 ((I ttc Small Engine Service smoked t~ree c1garettes wrote left, past the third death cell Mrs. James Newnes, Rt. z, ~-o hr;~u1 1ful glasswilrf' H~·ro: 6-ll-tfc I 5312, 9 10 6tc -- --~ a nasty letter to hi s parents was a row of solitary confine· Wellston, son, 9:40 a.m. TuesFiorel , 3rd Stn·.-1. Hao HIP FOUR rnom furnl'h~d apart- PUBLIC AUCTION-:-Sa turday, BRICK veneer ranch home. and went lo sleep. ment cells known here ao "The day. ~ J•ck H. g:1ifitt, Rt. 1 OhiO, Phone WI 9·,\1:1~\6 15tc trwt11 Phone WV 2·3658 Sertem ber 19, 1 p. m Rulus l ~~~~;ty Scp:~:~~~ct~~:lnagndro~~ I 806 W, Main Pomeroy, 0 , r "M idy hmind ctamt e ,,sohclear_dl calgl~y', tl..ere for Bl'x hou· ~r 2, P!~~p Slflant, lOin, 4:14 a.m~ __ _ _ II 24 tfc Orender residence State · . ' _ cou ea r sa tc. e sa1 . '1 'l'Ueaway. Mrs. R chard J. Sis· • • FOH -RENT, modern house, Route 684 betwee~ Harrison3 over:i~ ~droomr b "ld2 I PHOTO Copyinl Service Cop· ''And my viswn w:ls twice as the door was slammed at (I son, CheahJre, daulhter, 1·54 a. I nsE WFil:HT satr1v and eas <;J\ rooms :md bath Youngs· VIlle and Downington. I car pa o, s ry ou Ul . good as normal When I woke p.m. Many of those houn were m., Tuesday. ilv. with new flpx a dtPI l:.b od "lk th mg W ell located on lll'aulllul tes made of lega l papers. up at 9 30, a half hour alter ....,t coWJtir >nd ecounUn& Dlteharl .... L go mJ cow, 1, 0 er cow, ly landscaped h"ill. lets On\v 98c StarK Ph ... r m town kJtchen. tile floor. loThree I birth records and almost any they wos to swmg me, l thought some 200 r1v• • 1n ... of Patients recently ... discharged w"' rear acy 8-I:J-tifltp r.1tPd at 13fl I .mroln rd Call I 8 sma II er c_a Ill e, 1\ arm Mom- mil es north of "~a lrgrounds other documents Al so Ia min- it was already ove r and l was my ce11 and I'•s~n •- 1ng t o occa- included Clarence Johnson Roy I h t 5 8 II Rt No. 33 Terms may be tmg in plastic, film to pre- reincarnated" swnal coughs and latJihter or a Holcomb, Mrs. Ray WATER HAULED Call Tom W\ 2-.10:.!0 _____ 0 21l tfc I mlgct ea erts, coadrantgle, ~ SIX HOOM hou ~e. Laurel CIJff e_e . tiC save, me e smte, arranged. Call WY. 2-6615 serve your valuable papers. bs . f th ..ua ... Diddle VI 3-Zl76 or WI o I dmmg roo m SU II e, hedroom 9-5-tfc Reator Insurance, Pomeroy He started lo laugh and add· I . st ~~ o cenlty rom e onvllle, Mr•. Dosha Hall, a.ot19 2512. 9 10 61p Rd Phone 1\ V 2·33 t If d k d h ed, "The guard told mt I had three llers abo.ve ge Simmons, John Markley, su1 e, o 1ce es an c a1r, 1 g 4 tfc be d .L All t h 11 ft 9 10 tfc lots of other merchandtse. en save and I turned over was qUJe s or y a er Mrs. Donald McCalllster and ___F _ o_r- Sa_l_e__ 1 ,J onn Hammil, Auctioneer, BOUSE FOR SALE: ' room• I PIAI'O TUNIN G. Newman Bur- and slepl until 10·30 the next midnight and except for an OC· infant 1011, Edward Cottrell Bill ____ I Terms: Cash furnished, Minersville S3tKIO I dette, Middleport, WY 2-3'191.1 mornmg " casional roach or wat..rbuc, Pate, Mrl. Ethel Jones, 'Mrs. l!l63 IIOTPor ~T automatic : Not ri!sponsJb le for acctdents Phone WY 2-3312. r 2!1 tfc 9 3 30tc ( .A man here for 10 vca rs told ~leep wa• uncbsturbed unW Harry Siden, Kim Jarrell, Jer· 1.\.a<.;hPr Like new See Earl \ 9 10 6Lc me. "I drtamed of dym~ every 6 a.m. da rl Spen(!er, J&Dll!l BhJver, JeffAuto Sales EXPERIENCED night for 15 months. I saw the On the second day-the Y rey Webster, Mrs. Robert MorPLANNING H Wlllt<1ms, Pom"roy, OhiO, j G. E. Portable dishwasher, 31 coffin, heaven and hell. If [ I w.as tranSferred to th..;_annex.• rison, Mrs. car] Gerlach, Mrs. YOUR VACATION? Route J, or call Chester • Oh10 years old . 1n good con d'" 1won. thought I had to stay another whtclt houses the. e1ecR'1c ch_au: Roy Grimm, Mrs. Stella Sayre, 111 9 16 31 Road service, ba il bond ~R\ ~ P j Phon e WY 2-5127 10 7ears I'd rather be dead. - 1 could not relieve my mmd Mrs. Goldie JobniOft ~nd Mrs. 1 59 PontiiC _ $1,095 service and travel service GAS STOVES. used. for sa le 9 10 tic Catalona 4 Dr Hard Top. Onr "I worried a long .1me about of that horrible while oak Robert L. Davll. I chear PhonE' WY 2-2720 or MEXlCAN tomatoes. William careful local owner, Pg,wer chair, lituated over what was CALL: \\' 2 3589. !I 1 ~-3~ 1 \ H. Holmes, Syracuse. steermg and brakes. Hydr af h once the plJI'W's pit. West Vir· E. M. BURTON 8 28 tic mattc. Owned by local dru gFrom the iarJ!est . trucll or ann Mac inery ginia hal OleCilted 94 men-415 WY 2-263~ MELONS, potatoes, benns, .$1 . gist. bulldozer radiator to the S71 Broadway Middleport macbi. ., • ALLIS CHALMERS Forage by hanl!lnl and nine sinCI! 1951 prr bu. Bcong conf<lmers a nd SINGER Sewtn~ pick yonr<elf Cia rene< Prof- new , ~9 50 up. Several used 59 Buick $995 omollell beater om. Harvester with hydralic lift, i~oOthenthea~t --~adira.y, Lt. Paul ,\UTUMOBILE tns•trance Deen rtlt. Phone \' 1 3-2254 Lesabre 2 dr. Power steerIta h E II oeun .. machmes at bargolll prices ong. Turbine drive Shows exgrass a c men! xce ent Barlow one of my b<•yguJrdl, cancelled' '.ost your opera WY 2-2143 condition. Leonard Koenig, took me to the yard for aertor'o Ucense? ca U WY 2-Z!i66 ~~,,;;;;.......,--,..-;-- 9 I~ tic The Fabric Shop, ~Inger Sale• tra good care. HOTPO!NT electric cool •tovP and Service, Pomeroy, Ohto • Long Bottom, Phone 985-3170 else. 1 rubbed elbows with mur· llatlc Phone wv 2-3267 WY Z-22114. 4 21 tic .tui.:T10NI!:I!II Olelter. 9 IS stp lderers and rapists and drew CGmpleU Sa •Ice Llveatock stares from men known as ' The Jackson County Speed· Wanted To Buy - - - ---- - - - - 9 15- 3tc- Stewart'; Gun Shop, hunting Pamtroy, Ohio ~ ,_.. ..._.. CLEAN CARPETS w•Ih our _supplies. Sbo•~•n shells of ~•" _...,..,.. .''Country Slim," "Poor John," ' way, on Route 33 near E\<11111, USED cJrculahng gas heater. Ca rpet Sha mpooe~ fi'REE all kinds. Have ... guns - will •~ P'~ " ~~-. _ _. SIX HEAD of nice Holstein cat· "Hooe Nooe", "Poocble" and W. Va., held its Labor Jli!J' not less than_ 100,<, , BTl), -~· Have """ -"-11 s - w .• II ~~ CHEVY II TUdor· Setlan. oL C. BfW)It'(IRD ' , , , with purchase ol Blue Lustre tr.... ~· R -·tI"· Call WY 2-6227 "Grapevine." raoes on SUnday a Item,wn, Phone Wy 2 3267 9 31 1 3 _ " ae!L De ,ot St., Rutland, Cttlzen'o National Bank, Mld.....,' ~ · 15 Gtp Barlow told me about one of SepL 6. • · i{ · 1 Shampoo Baker Ji'urnilure. 1 18 tfc WANTED, used lumilure, tools, 9 15 6tc Ohio. 9 s 15tc dleport, Ohio. Phone WY 2· the cons who , had been sen- Karlera from' near and •' rar l 0 .. ~0y U"""ONE!l: 24 HAMPSIDRE pig>. PhOIIe ....__ , . dishes and household goods CoRN, 200 bushcli!:SO bu. PEACHES, ready, bring 00,. 3007, 9 15 8te • """' , A ..... R. wv ,2.2518 _ 9 18 Glp tenced to 125 years. "If I came Hl'ly to uy out theli ""' Any amount, large or smalL I At farm nea r Chester, LICk Ski!- tamers. Webater Fruit Farm, -Cheater Obio 3 23 tlo hadn't had a good lawyer," he glnes and lei the feel of rji e can K~otts Auction. G~lllpo- let Road. Phone Coolville 667 • Lon& Bottom, Ohio, Phone 1953 OLDSMOBILE In &ood Insurance told a friend, "they might have track. Many ""'re dri~Cift Us, Ohio. Phone «f\.291 .. · 3737 Vman Maxev. 9_12-etc 9Bfi.3Z01. JOHNSON, lllm(l"O• lnsui'IJiee given me life." this track for tile flrJI , It· 1 5 tfc condition. Phone Roger Rose , 10 2otp · WY 2-6710. 9 ,5 Gtc Batlpw arid I 1tooe ill fill II an elghtlt ol a · , . --~-:---:-:-:---:-____!, LEGHORN hen~ tor Bale-;-4o Sale or Trade -'$t0ey. ln. o\U form~ (14 Ill Help 'Nanted cents each. c. R. Pierce, The Rambler Top Pollor '•Ill For IIUI'8la, Jim Johnson aJXI thouJI]I in prison garb, and the Wlnnen in the Bo)1 . ' MAN WITH talent for wnling: La ngsvtlle, Ohin. 9-ll-6tp 1180 FORO Fairlane 500 va World Standard •• Compad Wrtekocl e... ••d Trucb Bud SmptoD, Alenll. mentmel)llhontl . were' R4nn!e llr~Jtbr, Bob,· .. ·. . F 9' srz~ automatle transmission aExcollence I tlo .,._, •• B a r ' ' * = • • I --· ·--•e B"'-ker, ' ' ' d~pen da bl e, Industrwu s. lnf' l' ;,fl ' l'o 8 by 3~ hOU "lf' trail· bove averale condition wm 24 HOUR TOWING ..,..tu.. ., .... DUIUU. , -,.., opportumty right at home er. A rea l bargain. walter ' BIC car room, rklo anti P"' Instructions wa1 Jlopj)ltiiiV limes b1 OhiD. · .'· ;;.'(Good pay. Learn techmques Crooks, WY Z-3631 9 11 6tc 1 trade for Sood Ford of Fer- IDrlllllnee. Small cor eConomy - - other guards - · i!alled ·"yard Winners ln tile Men'l' dt' il IU"'n farm !foetor. Olen and mono••robUI'" Open I A.M. to 1 U. S. CIVIL SERVICI TI"TSI · - - " and shlken down (A Stands~) •-~- WIIH•t. g I l 0 f news re por m ' P 10 ogra- MEXICAN tomafoe$ Wi11iam Young, Reedsville, Ohio, Cool·J CIOMCI I d • -.. ......,s '"' IWlNH'~=n s t phy, on the job. Phone WY 2- H H 1 .11 867 3512 Phone ~~-J¥7 ..,. ..,, lor l e d weapons. Charles 'l'bomloll, 't ~ 8 98 11 9 14 6 3316, Chester Tannehill, Edt· . o mes, • yrecuse v• e . p MelropolltBD Motoro letwttn Chooter ond tua.oo • -~ ...,.,•...., ...,,,.., 1'lt~ l!llll'lling palllled painfUlly Tbomson, lleokley, W, Vt/ :. tor, Dally Sentinel, evenings. __8 28 tic Employment Wanted E. Mllln Street, Pomeroy Tu-r1 Plain til ltoto Rt. 1 :!~ '"'::"~;:."~!""'::.~'11, ":•• sloW)jl. The signal for -lundl (A Super), l!lddle ,.,., C . RIER f D' h d II WA~M MORNING coal healer. Pbo111 WY WI'!O ::::,.:~~· :~:;;.':::"'~"0,: roJm Wll a "weleome sound. CharlestoJ, W. Vt., Harold WU. AR or tspatc · a Y Joseph Carsey Phone SH 2- WILL 00 lRONiN'GsJ;;' · · my 4 22 tic GAIT•; ,_111111 0011 '!'be meals were 'JIIbolet!oml' Uams, Harold Williams, Beck· and Sunday, Nay)or's Run. 5489. , 9 14 3tc home. Mu. Clarence ChapIIM!I!tl "'"'· om:':''· ... - . ''" and there was .plen!1 w eal. lly, W. Va. 1962 PONTIAC 12110. 4 jloor PhOIIe WY 2·28:lt 9-l.Utp 111114 - 23-inch Motorola TV, man, Phone WY 2·21147. Mill ill' I M B.uslnBII Sarvlces But 01 the contjcll were (B Claq), Jem Brinker (2) &.OOKING t~~ SltURE Early American style, RobStp hardtop, Cltalln1, blue linlad """ Jrllblel dlscon~ about tile food. and Joe llflnQr, Rlclne. 9 15 ert Sayre, CH 7_2166 9 14 4tc Ish. automauc transmlsstoo, 11an Ill 111M HEAnNO, "-b••· Mlllller One _to!Cf n: "It's not that tile (C OlaSB), Bob Fouse, VIeDWANTED work rakl!lll ieaves, -ay. Middleport. call WY 2• - filrztllu Pvaaee.. llnold llnllu s, food fs bad, lt.ls just eallnl It na, W. Va. . · ,f'NIW for 0 . I. CI.U I~ tRta 19511 Chevrolet Biscayne, ~ dr ., mowing weed1. clipping apower ~ng, power Drakes. II 11111111 ,a Ill hot 1\ta.. S!Nel, ' - over <nd ' ove,, ynr after Races wiU continue eveq 6 cyl. straight trans., Call round walks, etc. $1.00 per radio IIIII utras. 910 Broadc:.&l n Nllil ti'OJ• Pbooe WY MMI. ~ear.•• "1. · Saturday nl8bl antll eo14 welW- !1--3443. 9 1( ltp . bour.- P.boua..WV .u1u .. .~&-·"· ;.• . , · .aufc 7 • lie .. _} ~- j(q , . .:~ · .4J!E!}~ .11M ~ ~!!· ___ ." ~ ,,, !Ita! she Is wonderfUl lookln~. type lin••. but Jt Is no! fair to appealing and natural ! seriOUsly compare 1er-or anyA·' other mcredible veteran, one--w1th the great, late cornedGeorge Bums, turned up ln the ienne, so let 's merely say she 1new "Wendy and Me" series, as does her best and will please manager of an apartment house her speCial audience. Burns does '· in wh1ch a scatterbrained newly- his patented monoloeues tymg • • ' t ' " • - .., ~ wed I Connie Stevens! lives with ' the ,show tqgether, and he JS . iJI LI.WOCD ~i'l her pilot husband. Miss Slevens j thl & but wonderful It ~ l9'l3 A Jhel~copte' - Wthhee! I After saving the country, as I wa s given some Gracie Allen- ",,e~erwoanryth k~ing anything~ . ' r WI a I related above tn Its first hour wr mc;t hme gun is attackm11; a car of prime tl~e ·wonda~ mght to g1ve him a showcase. IARN F v GOOGLE ond SNUFFY SMI'n" ~·llh I motorcycle oscort. Rat-' ABC-TV followed up with thre~ - - -"'·tat Crash, bam-- there goes new silualio" comedy ' cries 10 WHA'T BIZNES5 u_ne motorcycle. iat-ta t-tal make life worth living The 1 AL'HOSS ARE YE GOIN' OFF IS IT OF 'IOR'N, n . Elt-vaCr li~h bam - there goes the moJot awa1terl ot these wa!o 'The 1. Pa1r ot TO PLAY CARDS Ti':'CtiMII to' MISS NOSY? IJ'I'"r Boom - There ~oes !he Bmg Crosby Sho.,.. " the croon!torse.e DOWN ENNYTIME SOON, ~Back. 1. Former 11. Let It PAw -::' •1f But wait 'There's actor P.r's f1rst plunge 1nto silch a ll Italian duc hy: sland: ::1rhard ' Ha sehart, on the serJes. r •.,.er N.lt, print, groun d 11e shoots. Bang. The , ft Is not that Crosby l!::! above j 10 RU&Blan 2. Object 21. Vlea 1 torrna.Uy ; 1111 ('~1Jne·gunner plummets Into criticism. but merely that anymountain with 3.Cuekoo 22 l<"'enc• h!' ~ea. thing we can do he can do bet· 11. ~~._!e " · BeckCIIl B tld!€' 3 all ovPr the place. but ter. and probably l&S 1'here ts 12 Fra,.rant ~-U.S vou am't seen nothmg yet. That · not much one can say about wood President 1',Piterd•y'a -'••111'• 14 NonaenH' G. ReJlOII wns JU st the start Monday night situation comedies: they are t1on 3-1 Streamletll 16 Pla.Jn , not 7. Wandf'rs jounH·ys 11 1 ~BC TV' 3~ Half f'n)!J • s new one-hour se- JUSt there. But the Crosby pmse ornate about tdly 25. Compoa1ll0n 37. Belleech 11f' " :~ro.~·age To The Bt:.ttom of and command are always a 16 Aff1rma8, A great for 8 parts: 38 Eva.nge· t1ve votea quantity: ., dw Sea. about a 1973 atomJr sight to behold, and there 1s no II!it: 18 Rough colloq. 27. MontevlMo B1b. Uj>ma rme tha t goes on secret doubt in my mind that he and lava 11, CoMtet. 1s the 41 . Crowd m s~10n s. The M1ss ion Monday his televiSIOn wire, Beverly Gar19 Exclama· lat10n C&llltn.l 42. Actress: tion 1.'1. ~nglHth l tght wtts to save the United iiand, who has long done very 30. M~''ed 20 Englil'lh 00\!f!lll!lt IIWiiU)" ~lrJtes At the North Pole, an I well by screaming a lot m vodeo noveliSt ·· •rthquake Js expected, with dramas, are certamly the most ! 23 Boy·~ n~ekname ti ]RI waves sure to hit Amer1ca.l attractive couple extant m slfu24. An1m1st1r ; low to stop them ? E&sy. Set :atlon comedy. Bmg plays a conobject d I a nuclear device to break suiti ng engineer with two daugh26. Sa. A.m . river l'lf' hark Jf the waves. Does the 1 ters. 28. Ocean: :m suce('ed? We'r~ all here, ' Mtss Garland doesn 't scream a.bbr. "t' n't we? ' in her new Job, and the resu lt 29 Actreq: B CAN - , ' FARM FOR SALE . 89 acres, I ONF: COROA !RE heater, a;,000 1 1'. tillable, year around water 0 T U. nrw motor and new in pasture. two wells, leased controls Phone WY 2-atMI3 for oil, excellent crop land, 9 14 3tp new barn. house. 5 rooms and _ _ _ __ _ _ _:._ bath, modem kitchen comW•RM MORNING Circulating plele witll 18ft. of birch cab- , PURNISHED opnnment al•a•l able "iaturday wuh 2 rooms. swtablt> for men Call WY 2. 5440 bei\H>en 5 .md 7 30 p m 9-16-Jtc ___ F'OtrR ROO~! unrurmshPd a pnrtment with bath and utJI Jt\· room 803 '' Brownell Ave ~I $1699 Cue/tftJt f<tll/f'l ~ , 1 1960 CHEVROLET 1 $5295 I 1959 DODGE 1952 CHEVROLET 1 269 " DAILY ( R0 S.SWORD ..,. . Th I 1 Lan•- 31. Guido'• lowest Hospital NeWS note r~ J, I I $995 .. ;: I 1 1958 CHEVROlET : $99S .. . .. . ." ;";. ::.:::~. ~~ :~_::·:~_:_~~::·. ..... :. 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I ------------------------ WJEH RADIO HOM ELITE "How oome I'm not old enou~r~ to visit tho wards, bu1 HE is?" SALES & SERVICE CHARLES BLACK ' MONDA! TRRU FRIDAY I .. I I ao'.... I RADIATOR SERVICE 1 Racine Karters Win on Oval Near Evans BLAEnNARtS ,._NY Blaetfnars I BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING I I '·M s:; • ..., ,....,.. ,...,_ .= =.,.,.. """"' ... .- mq;it we ..,,Del'• _3,..___ --~-----~--=--::.Z---~-=·- ----,."~·~..,...-· . ' . . -· ~-- . tOU Sign On 6:05 Country Music 'Mme 6:20 Count~ . Jamboree 6·35 ,,o,m Harms 7.05 Breakfast Party 9·1S Jones Bu1.·k Show 10 15 The Good U!e 10 :15 Mttslc lu The Air 10·4b Thi:!! I s Mustc 7 .1. News , lt .US Top Ten ~how 7 a=> Picken. Hardware 11.:!5 Top Ten Show (Dut1on s) n ues.·Thurs. I 12·00 Noon News 7 Sir l'l !WS Report 12 Iii Mus1caJ Interlude 8 ~ ~ Breakfast Party 12 3D Rev Merlin Teets 6 111 Roy's ~·ood Basket l no Platter Part" ~ ~. , Van P~tr,ck Sportt 7·00 Sundown Serenade s •- Baker Fu:nlture-Wed·l'r• 7:30 Stga Off 8 :):i Open House SIINUA\' lJ rll! News 7:05 Sign On l '" Coltee With Janet 7:30 French City Baptist Hour ,. 4. Betty Newton 9 HO Wmgs ot Healing 1 111 Ministerial Assoc. 1 1 country Drtlters M-W 9:3> Bible Speak• to You l I> MBIOD CL Agr. Ext·Tue 10 ·0t Voice ot Pl'ophecy .1 "' A &.G. Program-Frt 10 35 Wash Reports to People II 10 Famil,y WarsDI[>-Thurs. 11 00 Sunday Show I 4> l'lny's Country Hymns 12:00 Noon Newe 2 ·o.• Noon Reporl 12· t5 Christian Hour 2 JU Goessler's Guest Star-F'rl. 12 J11 Rev Merbn Teets 2 " Music Just For You I:Ofl BillJ! Graham 4 " Blaettnar Show-Tiles. 1:30 Lutheran Hour 4 3tJ Local News 2:111! The C hurc~ AI ~:ork 4 ,,,, 8olfllna Soon~~ 5: oo Country Hymn Timers 6 00 Ntln 5 JO World ln Review 1 :W Sign 011 6·00 BaptiSI Hour ~ IIJIWAY 7:00 SIJlD ou Sign on News Sacred Heart Country Jamboree l''arm Newa Paul Bowers 6 4> Me•gs Ct Agr. Ext. 7 ut. Newr. 7 tlli l'iny'• Chapel 1:00 6 tJ5 6 "'' 6 11 6 35 I ' . WMPO Radio I s. ZXJ:BNXI TeRRY PROGRAM LOG 4·30 Interchange MONDU 'fHRUUGB FRIDA l' 5:00 Commumty News 6 00 Stgn On MuSJc•l ~lock 5:115 World, National New• 6:30 News Headlines 5:15 Spotlight on Sportl 6.32 MusteaJ Clock 5:25 Weather 7:00 Be Stut & Knor. 5:30 Sflbset Blvd. 7:03 News 8:00 Slgn Off 7:08 Musical Clock SATURDAY '· 7;30 News Headlines 6:00 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:32 Mus1cai Clock 7:00 Be Still v Know 7.45 Word & Testimony '1 :"" News 8:00 Ohio Valley News . 7:08 Musical Clock 8: 05 World, National Ne\fl 7:45 Word & Testimony 8:10 Sports 8·00 Ohio Valley News 8.15 Weather Plctflft 8·(!; World, National News 8 16 Musical Clock &: 10 Sport.a Today 8·55 Commullity News 8·15 Weather Ptcture 9:00 Talk ot the Town 8· 16 Musical Clock 9:55 Mason County N•ws 8:55 News 10.00 l'amlly Worship Hour 9·00 Musical Clock 10 15 Public Sen•lco 9:30 Song & Story Time 10.3U Latcbslrinl 9:45 Family Worsbip Hour 10: 55 World New1 10:00 News ll :OO News Beot 10:05 Htgh Schooi Hit Parade 11:05 Morning Melodies 10:5> New• (except Friday, 11:00 Army Time Church Bello RI!Jg) 11:30 Special Communlt1 11:45 World News Programs 11· 55 Mason Coun!:J NeWJ 12:00 News Roundup 12. oo Communi.., News !2:20 BulleUn Board 12. Oii Local News 12:25 News 0 Grams CHO Markets !2:30 Saturday Matineo !2. 15 Mid Day Weather 1:55 News Beat 12·20 Evan• Bullelln Blllrd 2:00 Saturday Matinee !2:25 News 0 Grams Z:55 News Beal !2:30 Agnculture qelll 3:00 Saturday Matinee 12:45 Couna, Go Round 3:55 Newa Beat 1:55 New• Beat 4: oo Dlscln• w1th Doss 2: 00 Couna, Ga Round f :30 Top Ten Revue a: 55 NeWJ Beat 5:00 NeWI Summary 3: 111· Mid-Way Matinee 5:15 Public Semce 3:55 News Beat 5:30 Dinner Musicf le 4:00 Diaclng with Doso 8: oc Sign 011 Bll GEOitGE WONDEk LITTLE ORPHAN .ANNII By HAROLD GRAY VE.P J l-IlT MY NAME IHANK YOU ··,C·C CAI?MEM t I'T IT IS CAI?MEN 1'81\'T rT? THm 's 1 WHAT HE cALLED YOu I R1c;H r THE !:"IRST I ''l-IE"'? HE's '~>ec'' B!:L\51}!;: IT ~ I'M JUST ANriiE! ME? 014, rtow w"'~'" AND l-I E 8 ~r1DY l lF=" I .JU'QT IOSSE:O B B em; IN MY DRESS ·-:rHAT I WELL, I WAti YOUR DRESS INTO THE SJDS, AS:: WAG 2 NOPE AttNIS I l'r-1 THSCAREFUL WOi iDfi?IN' If: 'TYPE. SEE?THERE IT IS "--... - - --\ ~ ·: BETTEP. COUtff IT! . \ .· ABBIE AND SLATS I'I ~IAT (6Jo ' P. \,1/V{JJD NI•·C TM f'llf ,cu · D~~ S', IJf-' ll ~ >: IOV VIE~( tiPlC'IIV,- A {"lfJIJDBI,P'..f, LORE Lfl'<' WINNIF WINklE a• BllANNER ::"0\~-~ 5:::\JCr..' ...~!J vo~:-:- Gtv=. E>.'-·::cT 1 M~ -..J 11 TRAD~ �.. - .. ... . .. . ... ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~- · -~ ·- · ······-·-'• • •• -• , .. ~ ..,_ '••-~· •-• ·--·;o ,,.~ ._.., . ,.,.,._., pn• > '' "''" '"' "•"-~ • •., • .., . . . ........ -""~8N* . .... .. ... - ...... . • ... ...... -,... .,_ ., ..., ..., ,... \~ 4T..,...,.. J • ., •, I ~~~ MAY BE AWI A&P·PLAID STA SWEEPSTAKES GIVEN AWAY FREEl IIIII - Mit; THIS WEEK DEPOSIT EITRY BWil '1 AT AaP-YOU IIAY BE Aw.ot tnewied fREE la.aoo PRIZES OF FREEI12 RCA ' 1000 Plaid COLOR !!_SETS 300 WINNERS 1 WINNER EACHWEEK EACH WEEK f.Jil FREEI12 PRIZES 8f 50,000 1 WINNER EACH WEEM ~ CHICKEN NOODLE OR MUSHROOM FRESH FROZEN HEINZ SOUPS ~ 8c OFF CAN tJ 5~:~1 PACK ITAMPI BEEF RIB 70( 10-ot. Cons Cake Mixes --- P~:~ 10c Fresh Turkey Breasts _ 69c __ l b .49c Fresh Turkey Legs 10-ot, 89 4pkgs. C AL L GOOD BRAND Strawberries WORTHMORE ASSORTEO Gum Drops - · 2-~~9 39c Sliced Bacon Candy Bars 10 39c for ANY MARVEL ORANGE PINEAPPLE Ice Cream 1 12 gal. carton 59C ASSORTED COLORS SIZE 2 99c Ground BeeI. PIECE - - - - lb. lb. 99c lb. lb. 49c YOUNG TENDER F....... _ _ BEEF LIVER 3 9· ~~. 29c Fresh Smelts or-d Whiting Fillets;,:"~: John ,~. 39c STEWING CHICKENS 39 \ i - - ---·- ' FRESH CUT-UP TRAY PACK _ _ lb. C ASSORTED COLORS- BATHROOM SULTANA BRAND SCOTT TOWELS SALAD DRESSING • • • Jumbo Rolls . Baby Food or more lb. - lb. RIB STEAKS - 3-lb, Pkg. 3 9c - 39c F• h C k Frlod IS a es Fro•••---- ·~· J9c lb. 69c lb. 59c LESS THAN 3·Lb. -lb. 51c Fried Perch LEAN lb. pkg, BOLO·GNA 5c NESTLES, MILKY WAY, SNICKERS c TJliMMED BONE IN-BEEF Size Fresh Turkey Wings _ Fresh Turkey Livers _ JUMBO OR LEONA ROAST BONE IN - lb. lb . A&P FROZEN SL ICED C Any GOOD·N·RICH Frosting Mixes WELL Oven-Ready GOOD·N·RICH PREPARED SCOTT TISSUE Quart Jar 4 ROLL PACKAGES $100 WESTERN BARTLETT s.... I•• St••lnod _ _ Fab Detergent Liquid Vel • Bl ..ch Act10n Good Luck ll C 3·1b. 8 3 1 1/4 -Gl. pkg, c 22....65 C FANCY JUMBO 22·0<.79 C SIZE - - - - - plntic Puk•to _ _ __ for C Margar1ne • ____ l·lb. pk. 29c Crisco Shortening 3 '~.77c FluHo Shortening 3 ~~.79c Morton Salt __ 2=.2sc pku. Baggies Food Wrap pkg. 4 3 C l-qt.93 LUX L•1qu1"d With of 25 O.rm"ll _ _ pl,uti c ( THOMPSON SEEDLESS OR Tokay Grapes JUMBO GOLDEN SWEET 2 19c Honeydews - - -" 59c WASHED AND TRIMMED-READY TO Instant Fels ___ Gentle Fels _ __ 4'/o .... ;~:: 83c l.qt. 9 3 plastic ( lbt. C~K Fresh Spinach~ • • bag 1-lb. cello · Vug~ma Mrs. fi'rank . Stewart, assisted contest. by Mrs. Slater, enter· Refreshments were ser ved by tamed the Daughrers of Ruth the holtesses to those named Class of the Uallod Methodist abov. and Miss Nelle Bing Olurch Monday art~rnoon at Mrs. Mart Crary, Misses Ada' her home, Eut Mam St. 1 Lucretia, and Augll8ta Genhei: The meeting opened with de- 1mer, Mrs. George Parker and \'otlons by Miss Carrie Yea er Mn. Dessie Patterson. Mn. who had for her lopic .. ~ Minnie Neutzllng and Mrs. Mart Eyeo Have Seen Thy S~va Uon"0 Crary will be hostesses for llle taken from "'l'he Upper Room " October meeting. and cloaed with ra er ' P Y · During the business session,ln charge of Mrs. Minnie Neuuling, president. a contribution was made for several oubscrlptions to "The Upper Room,' ' to be sent to the hospitals. A Churches of Syracuse Pomeround robin card was sent ro roy and Tuppers Pial~. IWB Mrs. A. V. Howell and the Chargee held a youth ra lly birthday of Mrs. Bert Webster Monday evening at the Carmel . was acknowledged, and a card church. sent to her. The meeting opened with de· Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner pro- votlons by the host group who gram chairman, conducied rld· used as their topic, "Faith.'' dlefl and question and answer ~ixle Citcle, presi~ent, was contests with Mrs. R i .c h- m charse of the busmess sesard Campbell winning the pl'lze lion, when a balance of $43.92 for the cake contest and Misll was reported In the treasury . Lydia Ebersbach for the ice Election of officers was held - -· ·--·- . with Larry Clrole named pres!· t dent; Donna The_ iss, vice presl. dent ; Joyce Archer, secretary, Cheryl Bentz, treasurer, and , Bonnie Smith, reporter . SOCIAL CALENDAR SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY Pizza Mix ~;;·----'~'":. 39c Heinz Ketchup '~26c . SheUie hans ......1, 2 15::49c 'Ll- :. c •u ,_ . a t od ---'- 2~29c SEPTEMBER IS The Bradbury P.T.A. will l!leet Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m. at lbe school. A program of "Safety" will be presented by the State High· way Patrol. Fathera will be recognized and will count double on the attendance a· wards. It wlll also be. get-acquainted night for parents and reachers. Membership dues are payable by Wednesday ~ning and parents may send the 50 cents dues to the teacher• this week. Refreshments will be aer~ed by the 8th grade room mothers. The Middleport Garden Club will meet Wednesday evening, Sept. 16, a! the home of Mrs. Ernest Maag at 7:30 p. m. ~ atallatlon of officers for the new club y .11 be duct. ed. Membe~a~r wt"sk d :"b . miniature arra~gein!nts r~~~ auggestions for the year's program will be roll call. Hostes will be Mrs Maag M. Lenore Giles, ~s. D~~~ and Mrs, Garen StaDJ1>ury. The Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post ~!o. 38 \VIll meet Wednetday, Sept. 16, at the home of Mrs, Paul Cascl, Middleport. SEPT. 17 Magnolia Temple·Pythlan Slstero will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the DAV Hall. ·AD members are urged to attend. The Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters, are sponsoring a rum· ma&e tale Thursday Friday and Saturday, September 17, 18: and It In the fanner A&P build· lng. The Cblltl Conservation Lea· ill• of 141ddleport will meet Thursday evening, Sept. 17, at the home of Mrs. Wllllam Sla~ er at 7:30 p. m. "Dlsclpllne In the Home and School" \VIU be the topic of 8 panel di.c,.. lion. · The Middleport Jo}ly Bunch Iewing Club 'IIIII meol Thursday evening. at lbe borne ol Mrs. JOOII Sclnoo at 7:30 p.m. The Rock Sprlngs Better Health club wlll meet at tho home ol Mn. Amot Leonard Thursday at 1:30 p.m., with Mn. Clifford Lelfhelt ln charge of the program and \Irs. Mark Grueser, !he contest. SEPT. 1111 The 81111ual MI. Hannan UnitId Brethren Homecoming will be beld SUnday, 'Sept, zo, b& 8lJutlll& at 9:30. a. m. A basket cllmer ·Will' be held at nooa The aftemoo~ speaker wlll be Rev. Rlllllb.t4ahoney. . Cr.cy F . o SOCIAL, SECURITY With 5c Off Mailer Coupon and Linda , Wanda and Tony. and wile last Wedneoday :r=;;==~==:========::1 Glenn E. Jewell, Cora J ewell also her ""'"""· "'r . and Mro. Sunday gu•sts ot w K . Swan ! to Ancll w. Burbridge, Louloe J . G. Swan 9p<'nt last weekend famil y were Mr and Mr~. Mlll< ' E. Burbrldce, parcels, Scipio, In Canton Wtth Mr. and Mrs Smtth L Cl£reace B. Wel&e, "' Jeuit Henry Keyes and family .&. . !lA ~ E. Sansbury, Lola, Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Brown ShefHeld. I of Chesapt•Hke. W Va were The cheetah often attains Gl-"!11 E. Jewell, c,,.a Jewell Eugene Wilson, Neill• Wlson I vlstting Mr and Mr. Beecher a speed of 70 mtles per hour, , • to oil W. ·Burbridge, Lou10e to Trustees of Olive Township, Coopt'r and &...<·ltte two days according w ihe Encyrlopoed<a EACH BOTTU! E. Burbrida:e, parcels, ScipiO Lot, Reedsville. . I last week ' Bntanmca. I SERVES THREE! Clarence B. Weise to JeS91e Dana Hysell , Ell~.abeth HY· I Mr and Mrs Paul Taylor. · _ EHaSa nsbury, Lots, Mtdd leport sell to Anna G. Dutry, Lois, 1of Akror were w<'<'k rnd guests rMet B. Sterre-tt, Corn. Syracuse, Sutton. of Mr. ~~.~~d Mn Merle Davis John C Blackwood, dec, to Melvtn Roush, dec., to Dru1- and famllv ~adys A Blackwood, • 00 A ' cilia Roush, Roy Roush, Cert Hazel Francis was a dinner 'IPIO: for Trans' Pomeroy. gueM or hf'r brother, J G Swan ••• IS Wdltam R. Collins, Vtlora A. Roy and Ruth Roush to Flor- I;:::::::::::::::::::::=, YOUR MATTRESS Collms, to Richard C. ~'o llrod, ence Kay, parcels, Pomeroy. LUMPY, YOUR RUGS G. loge; Morgan, dba Meigs Roy Roush, Ruth Roush , , ARE WORN, YOUR LIV· Cons! .. Co., parcels, Salisbury. Druscilla Roush to Florence lNG ROPM SUITE IS !'1'~xme Price, Comm., Elbert Kay, parcels, Pomeroy. ~· , - - - - - - - - . FADED OR TORN. YOUR LAMPS ARE DIN· Gtll tlan, dec., to Della Gilli·l Jan, parcels, Racine. -------GY AND THE STOVE WON'T COOK ~e F. Legue to Harry D Smith, Daisy Sisson, 4\1 Acres: SEE BAKERS Salisbury. Elole Decker, Clifford DeckIN MIDDLEPORT ;r to Ma bel Roush, parcels, FOR THAT utton.. ---::::-------. ,~ J enrue French to Norman Van M_ah·e. Ancill Van Matre. -- proper fy T sl ran ers Daughters 0 f Ruth C/ass Meets,at Home of Mrs ' Fronk Stewart M0 ndoy I Royal c~own· co:~- ,. NQW IN HALF QUARTS I Star Stitchers Meet at Home Of MfS, AmS bary Mrs. Kenneth Amsbary enter· lalned tho Five Point Star Stitchers 4-H Club with a wiener roast Monday evening at her home, Chester Road. The lin~ I meeting of ,the year was held m the recreation room and certlflcales, pins and awards for ·fhe year were presented by tilt advisors. Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan. Premmms amounting to $92.25 earned at the Meigs County Fair were distributed to lhe girls. The advisors thank· ed the gtrls for a very suecessful year. . Attendtng _\Vere Julia and Lu· cy Holter, Lenora. and LomS6 Mtchael. Karen GrUf1t11, Peggy and Heidi Milhoan, Twi! a and ~ane Ann Karr, Ann and ?anJc~ ~olter, Barbara. Bailey, Vicki Spencer, Mehnda Amsbary and guests, Betsy Antsbary and Eddie Holter. GUEST AT WINGETI'S Recent dinner guests of Mrs. Eleanor Wingett and family of Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Edward• and daugh· ters of Galloway 0 Mr and Mrs. Robert Holsteln''and ~hlldren of Ravenswond, W. Va.; Kathy Kriesel of Galloway, Don and Paul Miller. af,,ColumbUs, and Bill Wingett of Indianapolis, Ind. POSTPONE MEE'I1NG The meeting of the Willlnll W'!"kera Class of the Enler-1 priSe EUB Church scheduled for Thursday evenina it the home of Mrs. John Smith has been postponed unlll Thursday, Sept. 24. · ---RETURNS FROM TRIP Mrs. Otto Lohn, Sr. bas retur·n· ed !rom a three weeks trip with children In Mansfield and Colu_m.:..b.:.. "".:.. · _ _ _.:_.;,__ Margan.l WllaOIII holding socia! security cards. Wbat iS unlque Ia that no two ol these women have the same account number. This explains separllte social security counts can be kept acctD'atl>IY I for each of these peopie. Ho":ever, If one ol tho M•~•l Smtth s gets married, we may not be able to keep her acstraight un)ess she noli· flea ua her name • has ohnngl!d. For example, If ohe IDIU'l'les a man named Jones, she would c~plere a change of records for m so we refer our records and show thai Mary Smith and Ma· Jones are the same per10n. ehanJea of records can Obtainllt a! ·any Soctal Security O!llce, lind at ollnoet ev· err poet ofllce. The arlglnla.l SOCial· 1ecurtly number • woman nma1n11 hero CLELAND$ ''""79 Jib. c ... With 8c Ofl Coupon MaJler btl. I BEST COLA BUY CLELAND'S T.V. !llee ;aiJL LYONS RUTLAND Food Market Clover Farm Department Store " The Store Witb A Hart" Route 7 Fifth •nd Pe•rl RACINE enl. ,, RT. 124 RUTLAND ltlght SWISS MISS Reserved FRUIT PIES ToUmU Quantitiu eCHERRY ePEACH eAPPLE ffiillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll MIX or MATCH FOR ISG •Ju ,.., - " Raid" House & Gard1n Spray 8omb • C00kles Kills All P~anut Butter I., lnsecto - I' Firasido Vanillo Wafers & Choc. Chip Your Cholce29 1-lb. pkg ., each C .an Big To-Big Family Sl•• J ar ... l>l.l - ~~::· S3c \ Gerber's Strained c BbyF00dS ~ Vegetables, Frulto, Puddings, Juices, EA. 11c Fresh, Crisp Michigan MIRACLE WHIP l POTATO CHIPS 97c q~art Iars ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII • i= IPc COUPON ATTACHED APPLES c SPECIAL 3-lb. poly 'bag FIG BARS .PEACH = = = = = HALVES !! No. 2l11 cans Regular 49c 9 7c c llbs. for '. C·ATSUP· . . ' \ \ . Fairmont ' ' Countryalde •. SPECIAL. ~OW PRICE · . ,. ' . ~ . '•. • ggl. · lib. 8 9c pkg. --- --------ARMOUR'S CANNED 2·49 ~UJIIIIIJIIIIUIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli \' 'ot lie ·ld ~. eel d. I~ .I I m " 11 •.e, fl ld II ,.. .. d WIENERS BAKERY SPECIAL Hunt's f•mous Quality 3 39c Skinless Branded -7 ::. 97c •eel !- ~r• .•., filtlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll == ~ 55 19c Red or Golden Delicious MIX OR MATCH i ,,. • EVAP. MILK -= 30size bunch TWIN PACK - - - - - 59c =----------------------~ § Teen Queen or Huron == ~ CELERY DAN DEE SALAD DRESSING ~ == ior nd PI =-----------------~ a=------~~_ Kraft F~mous -= - 75( •P" ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJiliU 1111 Ollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll = = lSI nil = l!n:z. np m· ~------------------~ 5 Armour's Canned Lunch Meet !-- TREET ~~-: ~ 2 97 IDI 'al to d.t 1.7 303 cans · ~ .. _~ ol FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL Golden Isle Brand = FRUIT -~COCKTAIL = --== 4 97c ... Ntw Phone No. SH '1·5543 C"pen I to 8 Mon . Thrv Set. ;;;;;,---=====~ = == 5 5 == 1004 RACINE Clover Farm Store TUPPERS PLAINS A . - . 4-·-· ... ..... ' .... ... ..... .... . .... . ' . ........ Do ldod ' With oc ot, Mallt.r Coupon - STERE 0 sA LE.• par ker Run Society Notes Hu'nt's ·Rich Tomato (II'. carton servcas 18 Ma ler t ou pon 28 IF I Youth Rally He/d Recently At Carmel EUB III!T - ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o . Sept . 16 • 1964-lS . - - - - - - - -• Lot, Middleport ---. ___ _ ICE CREAM ·59c •. , ' I• I ~ �•• 1- ' ·l ..Dally Sentlnel, Pomero_y-Mlddleport , 0 , Sept. 18, 1964 I • '· Migrant Worker Mainly About j Is Studied by Circle People In ~~ . Dorcas A program on the r_nlgrant . Pomeroy : worker and his way of hfe was I I . i NOW VOU KNOW 'l'lle Amerfeq n., II 1111 "' , I given bv Mrs . Charles BPnnetl · brolht>r, Forrest Bachtt>l , to Al- Mrs. Chartes R Karr Sr. returnt>d home Monday. aher a week 's visit at Marion with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs . Edward T Ballt'r and daughter, Polly Ann . the home of Mrs EthPl Hugh - RAYON PANTIES will at when tl;e Dorcas Cirt"'le of the ' liance Sunday where he Middleport F'lrst B apt i s t attend his second year Chu:ch mel Tuesday evemng at Mount Union College. [ Tursday guests of Mrs. J. l es Mr s_ Charles Searles. chair- M. Archer. Mitchell apl. on S. man. opened the meeting. Second A\'e., were Mrs. Gertrude Clark and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs DessJe P;:~tlt>rson returnDevotions inl' luding srr!pture Srhon~ ul c;a!!ipolis . Mrs . Clark !I'd home '•1und f!~', after ~pend- and a meditauon were t!liven and Mrs . Schong ar'e nieces of lng the weekend with he.r son bv .\1rs . Dana Hamm. The Dor- 1/lt' late J . M. Archer . and daughter-in-law, .VIr. !:!Rd c~s Circle wlli se-rvr on the ho s- ,~.fr and Mrs. Wendell Ger)-1rs James Pattt>rson H.acme pll<tlily committre lor thc- 0l'to- ladl and ehildren have returnand attrnded the homecommg , ht'r met-tmg ol' tlw B H San- t•d from McConnt!lsville where at the Carmel EUB ch urrh . born Soc1ety w1tl1 tht'~t' mf'm - 1Jl,·v wert' called Friday due lo . d M. W'Hiam Bow- bt>rs Jn eh<:~rge, \1rs. Cl~·dr Wtnt'- , tilt: death of his fathPr Mr. "," vaho': were ov- brennt>r. Mrs Bt>ulah h h l I HIJtner Gerlarh . FunPral ers_of Lu. Sundav of Mr. Mrs Belmt'IL \I 1 ' ieos were conducted Monday tn ermgh'r g~harles Wildermuth Ethel Hu~hrs. <:~nd \h:s. ~earl I M(·Connelsvi ll e. I and M s.d I I f <'ral of hJs Hoffrnall . .\Irs . Agnu." \\hilt' . Ann Harlt!y granddaughter and atten t'L Itt' un li · d Mr s ' · h ' 'lf'n Thorn sun on Mon- Mrs Dana ~mm lHl . . . of Mrs. J. E. Harley IS a _Ires - i uncle, G p Elizabeth man 81 Ohio lJniversJty this fall. ' day. . .'\>Irs Hoffmon luve , Saturday Mrs. Harley and Hoi- : Mr. and Mrs. Claren<'e Har- g1fl cha1rrnan to re~l<-~ct- M;s. : lv Marlin were in Athens where 1 brerht of Hamilton arr th e Ht•lt~· Smith_ who r~s 1 gnl"d . 1he l tiu'y joinf'd Dr. and Mrs. John i guests of her sistn anG broth- Rltl (;r;nldt-' A~;oclall.on meet - Harley of Spr ingfield, who had : er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . .lo~Pph 111 g to !w lw ld _I ilursday at ~10 acrom panied their daughter Raub and family. Cnmde was dJ~cussed. SeveJa l 10 Athtms. Mrs. MargarPt DavMiss Roberta Kraeuter left me mbt·rs pl<:~n to altend . A re- I. of Athens joined the group , Monday for Athe ns. where she 1,0 rt was given un the foreJgn : :~r dinner. Be~ ~on, I Miss Marianne Woodgerd of wUI enter Ohiu UnivE"rsit~· for mis~iunnry. :'o.1i ldred weekend the fall st.•mP<i\t'r ShP W<-~S ac- wlln 1s srrrmg at C<Jpe Ha111an. ' Columbus. spent th~ Haiti_ Tht:> C'uT!r . .vdl send _ !H~r with ht>r parents. Mr. and Mrs. companied to t\the ns by ht>t' a glfl •JI IIH\IIe~· lor her biJthI H<trold Woodgerd parents, Mr. Jnd Mr);_ El don Kraeuter. d:1_\ _ Mrs. IAJwell Probasco of CharA lrtter ul gree11ng . w_a s . lt>s ton. Vr'. Va. hBs bel:'n I he Mr. and Mr ::.. Sherley s:~' an and Mr . and Mrs. Wayne Prmce r~<:~d from th e re('ent lfLISS !On ·, gut>s! of Mr. and Mrs. James visited in Gallipoli~ Sunria_v, ary speaker. Duro.!h.v J.ohnson . ' Weller, who are spPnding the with Mrs Virginia lrrov~·r, Mr. The (ktohPr mPrH~g will be ; summer here . Mrs. Probast'o ~~1and :'11rs . StAntey Hunting1on lu-ld a! lilt' homt~ ot ~.1r s. Dflna · su visited with fri ends in the Chees.e- · ~rea. and Mr und 1\lrs. Glen Powell. HHmm. J\•lrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. eeurge P11inns IJrew <:~ssisted .\!Irs. Hughe~ In . Kev in Dailey, son of Mr. and of East Livrrpool are rn mpmg st>r.,:ing n df'sst•rt cour~t> ~~~ lh_t> Mrs . HowHrd Dailey, is in Uni~ Kautt : v~rsiry Hospital in Co lumbus in their trailer 111 Shade rirer. abuvP and _Mrs . .Joh~ and :\1rs. Rwhilrd Ov.-en. I fur additional eye surgery . Kevtor a few days Paul Cheval ier returned to - - -- - 111 has had four •Jperations since Veterans Hospi t<ll , Huntmg lon. /(int'tlitl l'ttmil_v i.fJ hi s eye was injured in an acciW. Va. Sunday evening. after 1·;siting RP/atil•t!S dent. Spending tht weekt->nd with hl:i ,\•Irs. William Keith Kineaid I _Mrs. Wanda Beck ~ndt st~ ~~ Smooth fitting, comfortable. Finely khlt, long wearing, elastic leg briefs, step-ins, cuff briefs and cuff panties. Sizes 5 to 8. 1 ~r. Fa~ls es~ ~e. ~. <"h<.~rlrs I ser~­ Sl<-~vm w<.~s n~n:ed Wemtnt Orfen WOMENS SHANMONT Miss Carol Bachtel took her 2 . peln ~rlon cant, lona sle~ves, button trim . S~e1 cardi· pearl amaH, Boys 39e Culhion Sole CORDUROY YE$_TS CREW SOCKS One size fits a11 sizes 10 to 17 . White and solid colors of black , re-gatta blue. One size ill all sizt>t 9 to charcoal , camel. and navy with color trim. 11 . Rib knit t.op. White 3 SPECiAL SALE PRICES FOR THREE DAYS •••• $1.00 Ptlrl - Widt! w 11 te corduroy vests. 4- button closin& sizea •mall, medium & large. blue. 36 inch Bleached Muslin Bleaciled snowy white, finest construction WorMnt fteguler 5,95 Corduroy Work Trousers Sizes 32 to 50 waist measure. Heavy ribbed corduroy in solid color, tn-own or grey. Sanforized shrunk S ' $1.45 40" Unbleached · Muslin CHANEL JACKnS MEN'S $4.95 y1rcla 100% orion ehanel jacket!! In multi colors :V4 length sleeves. Sizes sma11 --flledium artd large. Excellent for sheets, quilting and general use 5 $4.44 Sal• $1.35 yerd• 1 Thfll• llot-BII'teln Men's 2.95 plir' Da.y~l Yount Ment It Mens 3.95 SLACKS Sizes 29 to 42 waist rnea$Url!'. Solid colors. Smartly styled. Save Thursday, Friday and Saturday. $J.44 $5-00 Regulo< 2.95 STRETCH PANTS FOR GIRLS Pomeroy PTA Comml'ffees to 8e A • ted · Saturday, 39c green, black and roya l. Women•• WASH DRESSES WITH DOUBLE ELBOWS Size 38 to 46 and ext ra large size 48 to 54. 100% worsted, spring nedle knit for neat fit. Button front, solid color, navy, teal heather or d~rk oxford . Sale priced for bargain days. to choose from and dark prtnti, cwd half slze11. light THREE [)AY SALE bur!ulo plaid pattf'rn in red 1111d bl aek . Neck sizes J!) to 17. IOO~U wool. Washablf' . CREW SOCKS SALEJ White with multi-color tops. Sizes 8 to IO'h, Made by Springfoot. 3 p1lrt $1.00 I: , 1stppt was gue-st speaker and spoke I Mi~s Carol Scott, daughter of . on the nf'(>d for parents lo set M d M p u1 Scott will I th 1 1 r an rs. a , 1 a good example for er t~r the Holzer Hospital School ' h'ld en I re-n . . or Nursing, Sunday, SeptemAt the close of the meetmg, ber 20. Miss Scott is a 1964 rf'freshme ~Ls were 'tsterved by graduate of Middleport High I j I (' Style 6Sr 65! I the .xecultve commt ee. SchooL Miss Barbara Morgan, who has resided with her sister and ' family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mea. dows and family , has entered I Ohio University. Miss Morgan MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY If you lovo fun, onHkers ~~·~ch~~duate of Middleport NOT OPEN FRIDAY end SATURDAY September 18-19 ere lndlopens.blo - white ==--;B ;;;EL=D;; TRYOUTS "~~,~~~~s ~~~~~~ block duck, Tony Bar ron, .Judy •Jan. Wally Campo "OPERATION PETTICOAT" ONLY tTechn~eolorl b~~ g~g,;;•'lJin!o~~:·· 2.99 Sargeant. M iddleport, o. Coloreartoont Hayley Mtua. Kerr 9!~---------:...----------· 7' - .. ... . ~ , , __. - - ~ - · _, -· . . ............ .. --~ - - - · · ' School with Mn. Dorothy Lacey, vocal music instructor, In fir t charge, Chosen were ' ooRuth AhD Kathy Halley, Elaine Dav· pranoes, McEihianey, .. ' ----......... tiYUnl, cyl~r .-· . . ' ' . ....... ''•8 ,.___.,._ . ' ' .",-- ------ boll ~' ca n purchase exit permit for relatives behind the Iron CUr- Sends On Catchall Bill PINKING SHEARS Ravel resistant cut. Black handles, Adds a finish SO all kinds of materials, '2.00 11101. ~· . WEST BEND TEFLOI\t COATED . lolo BAKE WARE FIGURFIT SLIPS Just !- Polaroid $29.95 Print Copier for Highlander Model 80 Series. Just 2-Polaroid $17 .95 Wink Ughts for Model 252 Camera. Sourees oald it Involves an "lntemational scandall" whlch nell certain Communist countnes "bWldreds of millions of dollars yearly." They Indicated that the Communist nationa Involved are conducting a thriv· ing global "blackmail'' scheme. It was oald to consist of a siDr pie but ingenious method by which persons In the free world his own life and manage his bureaucrats to aolve their proloaffairs. lema. -Government ought to assure -Public officials ought to cleo opportunity for each citizen voto their honest and undivJded fully to develop hls skills, to en- efforts to th• performance al joy the fruits of his labor, and their official dulles and never to live in dignity and freedom uoe official powero or influenee under God. for personal advantace or aafll. -Government ought to en- -The true measure Ill rood courage all citizens to meet government Is the quality ol their own responsibilities rather public service rendered and nal than to rely upon paternalistic the number of tax dollarl opent. OWJ'I fabrics . Mi11e1 sizes and PHOTO DEPT. SPECIALS $9.00 _:: _ _ _ _ __ nations. Ohio GOP ~a•romises To Continue Policies Of Governor Rhodes 2.95K""'Idtt SSe an4 Women• 100% cotton full ·I dips with e'yeltt trim. Sh~: dow penel Shea 32 tbru, 52. White only. $5.00 Solo $1.69 , 1 Teflon, no stick finish for no-scour clean-up. Du· pont's super-stick finish. Cookie end Bake Pono, 151h"x10V." , , •••. $2.99 Boko end Roost Pons, 13"x91h"x2" ....... . $3.29 1tound Coke Pof'IS, 9" diameter .••.• ••••••. $1.89 9" !lquoro Coke Pons . ·...... .......... • .. $2.19 9''x5'J Lo•f P•ne ...••..•••••• • • • • • • • • • • $: ·:: 6 Cup Muffin P•n• • • • • · • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • $ • 9 1~ Cup Muffin Pons .... · · · ...... • " .. " ' 2•4 Drip Cotcher •nd S.rvlnt Trays • • • • • • • • • • $1 · : Plao Pan ond S.rvl"' Troys . .•• •• • • • • • • • $.1. Just :?.-Polaroid Flasil Guns, Model 281. Regularly $12.95. $3.op Sale! KODAK FILM Reg, $1.25 Kodacolor RX (CXI27, CX620) ... 95c Reg. 60c Vorlchrome Pan Film (127, 6201 ••... 45c Reg. $2.15 Kodachrome 11 (KRI35·201 ..•••. $1.69 Reg. $2.65 Kodochromo II Movie film ...... $2.09 COTTON PAJAMAS Women~ eottoo cotton batiste tSc br01dcloth lOnll JNijamas. Solido and prtnts - Slzeo 32 thru f6 . Sole 3.95 DOOR a-.d WALl SHELYiS 1,59ondUS Wemens 2.95 $1.50 4-PIECE CANISTER ·SETS For clooet pantry, bath- Po~~ur, rupr, eolfee room 'or ldleh..., Expand~ 14" 10 24", Mjuato up or down to fit. all ll'l'IIIP' and tea. Spun olumlnum llnllh wlth black or pol- menta. Reauti!UI babd enamel flnlab. ished aluminum covers. f2·00 $2.00 oaot SAVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Wort~Mt 49c CUNG SALE I CLARINn REEDS All vinyl stjck-On plastic. 18" wide - Thursday nic'e patterns. - 1'1·iday - Saturday. 39C yd. Sebner Sololat Reeds lor B flat clarinets - 11'1, 2, 21>, 3 - Regulor 25c. Sal• Prlct~ 2 hor 39C Sale.1 H"d AB I e . • ds Sleep or Lounges Sofa Beds by Slmmono ond Kroehler 2 Rog, $109.00 Sqfo Beclo .. .......... Solo $7 2.00 t Reg. $199.00 Hide A Bed ... . : •.. $•1• $1 66.00 1 Reg. $219;00 Sl..p or Loungo , .. , $ale $188.00 •• $249.00 Sloep or Lou... 2 R-. , " • , •• Solo $199.00 INSIST ON FABRI-COATE 39c EXTRA SIZE PANTIES Protectton.lor ~g~hol~ and drapery fabrlc:s. ~ Is stains retards soils, gbles longer wear, teaiatl ~qg. invisible, colorl~s. water repell~t. $2.91 Women• extra larce 1lze estran acetate r•yon Plh· Uea. Several 1tyles to ehoooe from. White onq. Sizea X, XX and XXX, 3 polrt $1.00 lnfonta TRAINING PArmu b tto trill Infantt w ~ <9 n • - ~et!'.:11 tr'f:, !~: Fu[( cut .fOE porfecJ flt, Sizooil, .4, and I. ·· 4- '$1.00 ,. . 1!0 1!', · ' . WIAYiii WRITING .I(IT .... 6·9, ' IPIC_!AL ~ .: '. c . ' FABRIC-KLEEN , Cohtabu Stick BOll Pen, Fountain hn, .Mechanical ' hnoil, retractable btl1 pen, extn ~1. ~pen · reftu and extra eraaero. fl.GOiVolue' SUDLESS · Cli:ANER l'or lllu1 ond Uphol~ff., MUes 10 pllons off elean- . li>& oolutlon. ' . ' $1.49 ,. '. Sy- Friends may call at the E• lng Funeral home anytime lhlt evenina. The body wUI be taten to Dunbar Friday morninc. j_ , Hytolli SPeCial Value TJplng ·Pa~r · . GOod quailtx 18'lb. )lliiulec! white paper, 100 S~• ti!t!allll. ~Wrapped.J',ack. _ 1 4H firt: • • ' as· I~CIA~' ·· _' ~ ..: ' r L~--~~~~;::::=;==~ , ::==:...::::.:~J ·" be Micks joining Dianne Criswell, also a mem r. ~_ ..,. , .,..._ ~ PRIQ fM C&(JI _ $6.19 .~:;~:~~~~ :r:~~~~]!~:§ : BARGAIN DAYS AlL OVER .-JHE1 SJORE.~~:~l,BERFflD~:JM·:. POMER~Y 1 Debon~h Scher~ J._____-_ _..,..____"'1'·~,...~-~-r··--.~· ~~--~-~·!'!'~~~~-~ior;~~~··~·:· ~~~t'~~"rt~:t;~:"'"-~...,-...,.,-, • THE SHOE BOX ~ th~n':!:~leattry;J~te;:;" :~ ~RTTRI P~~~.~~~. A p;,.jp pf' 1 1 reet ltJe •ow ra,ud cOho'Da-;.,,al-the jQ Pfastic Garment· HANGERS DurabJe plastic with swivel hook. Pink, blue or white. s in a packaf!le. Wenwn't 1.95 I I New Oerk IIICII voivL an international refugee "shakedown" by Communist . ..•. , "itl ,"A;,, -,:;;y•;t~. ,, i:-.t(i._' !f,. \ "'t . . . . '· :,•1/\1•'/t,,.,,' '·· v':i.. ~ ' $ ., ~ $3.44 AGroupCIIWomottt Boyt 49c CUSHION SOLI Full lrngth tail - Girl Scout Troop 267 led ln · and Mrs: Carl M~lvin, Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. George Logan the pledge to the flag . A report Mrs. Larry Melvin, Douglas INDISPENSABLE ,Solo yd. .Missea ~-"":'----, .' Flannel Shirts "1~ ~ Ina An Ideal blanket to use all year. 72"x90". Thermal weave with 7" nylon binding. Presilrunk, color fast, machine washable, lint free, all colors. Many pattern1 and styles $ole Mens $6.95 ALL WOOL a Le!riMt. Air Weave Cellular BLANKETS MENS ALL WOOL COAT SWEATERS WASBINGTON A biller controversy has erupted In Congress over whether 1< publish portions of an immigration subcommlllee hearing said to iD- tain. pelr ENTERTAIN A'f DINNER entert ained with a dinner Sun- was give.n on the record hop I Melvin. a nd Violet, Lettie and dew at their holm'. Hemlock in August. Mr. _vaugha n an~ . Helen Bourne of Tazewell, Vir· Gr~vt> Presen t wt>re Mr. and nounr rd a mef' hng of the execu- ! . . Mr and Mrs. McNeal ' Mrs. Dwigh t. Logan and son, , tive comm1·I tee for Tu esday •·I gmJa. and Martha accompanied t he Skip, Mrs. Florence Hol\f'Y, . September 22. at I _.10 p. m . ~t ! roup to Hurricane, W. Va. Mrs. Elmer Bailey and dau~- the school to ap~omt com mit~ I!here they visited the Zoologi- . t-er, Sandra. l\1iss Bernice Kmg lees . Leo Crew di scussed b1cy~ 1. ca l Park. and Mr. and Mrs. Logan. I de safety. . 1 Mrs Frank Irion of Ga llipoSuperint~ndent Charles G1bbs II· . · pending several days ' . ud ed d , J spoke IS IS S , w<:~s mtr uc an a so .1h he-r daughter and family , on bkycl e safety .and uf _ the ~~ and Mrs. James Johnson nt-ed of a new 20 foot bicycle d. f . . h h d " an am11y. h 1 rack aflrr w I C e m .ro Uv t 1 Mr a n d · Recent gues s o 1 t>d the teac hers of the s~hoo · Mrs Clifford Hayes and son, Ol'ficers of tht' PTA wt:re mtro- (' · were her brother, duced bv tht' prt-sident and the M.~regoryd, M Everett J Price · . h r . an rs. ~ · mlroduced l em- and her sister, Miss Effie Prke members se lves. The atlendanre banner , of St Albans , w. va. and Mr . was awa rded to the stx th grade. 1 d M . C J Taylor of Fair~ I . IetL program an t rs. .\1rs. Haro ld Tnp W Va. . 1 ' · 1-C · Pete Werner, who , rha1·rm lln, lntr od uced Robert . mon Airman ' n. obt>rts who conducted de~;o- h b n tatt·oned in the Phil•ts t ·s o . !tons The G1r rou mtrduc~ . asees . fo u months is visit.h . I d three . tppmes r ' \ P( t f'msr ve~ an sang I ing with his parents, Mr. and numher!l assisted by Mrs. Mrs. G. G. Werner. Following (;t·ne Honda shelt . leader. 30 d· leave he will report Rf'v . M. K Dows~n, pastor Kee:~r Air 'Base in Missisor the Heath Mf'lhodlst. church I ~ . Discontinued pattern• of our regular $2.Bn cafe c~­ tain and valance- aet, (N6t all colors.- Big assortment new fllll patterns - 36" wide Sale Thursday, Friday and 100 % stretch nylon stretch fabric, fleece lined _ machine washablt". water repellent, crease resi5: ta'nt, elastic stirrup. Red, 1 1 CAFE CURTAINS QUADRIGA PRINTS SALE! $6.95 SLEEPQAFT 1 1 SALE I Solo 49< Sizes 7 to 14. 1 [)I'/ family . ol Su nnwil lf\ Cali!, is visiting i Karl. . have return: Flao ~f:er th1s wt>~k with hPr mother-in- i home m f't. Meye~s, •, d J h K .d nd 8 visit with relat1ves · I H Mtu Dnl'is onorPt li.iw . \1rs . o n me.:~ I . a r . d . . Middleport. Kartanwill lwr sis1er and lamdv, Mr. an d nen ~ m . l At Birtlrda,\' P~ITt)· i Mr_~: Millard Wilder.:nuth, while be a jumor at Davidson Col ege, Miss Charlene D:Jvls was 1_he ~ her husband . Col. William Keith ~ Davidson, N. C. Th~y Wt>I'E' forguest ol honnr a1 a S ~lrpnse Kmcaid . is on a service flight mer Mtddleport resJdPnts . blrthdav oarl\· :.d the home uf t (' l d He will J·oi n his ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Byers . . .) d \I 1 I 0 .rf'~n ~n . I l}{'Sts M r 5 her par~ 111 "· [ r. an · rs_ · · ·. Family here later thi s week bt'-: and lht>lr wuseg · ' · Davis lao;,t Turliday . A_ hoote- fore ihev rl' lurn t.o California . Wi.inda Berk and son, K a r I, nanny 1hetnf' wa~ carn~-'d ou1 Tht'ir ~on. rom _ B stud ent at I F lorida attended th_e annual With '·Ti <S~ Lun· A~~bary ~~d Ohio Universi t_y . rind their I Byers family reunton, held at F<uTeil Shu ler ~rov ldmb gw1ar son. William Keith. Jr., and Blendon Woods near Columbus, musir. family of CharloHe.sville, Va .. recently . Girts wrre presented to the joined thtm for 8 rel'ent lrlp Mrs. Gent Harris has been honored gue~ t and re frec.,~~£'nl.s I to New York Citv and the . returned to her ho~e from served. Favors were Chme se W ·ld' Fair in .ubstn·ance of Meili:S General Hospital where for tnnP m_atrhboxfs. J n v J te d lh~; .. 2~th wt>dding ann ive rsary. she has been a patient. ror .sevguests mrl udrd Carol Bachnal weeks. tel, Eveh'n G1bbons. Barbara : Mr. .!tnd Mrs. E. A. Bartels Jone5. Karen \1rF.lhinney. BoH-: of Huntington, w. Va. have bara Morgan. Ellen Dullun. 1 been guests of her sister and Carl a Sue Gilmore. Marilyn · brother-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Swan. Iva Stt>wa~t, Ju~y ~u l rh - ! I Phil Meinhart. Miss ~ r~a Sm~lh er, Beverly Perrm. En c <.: ham- ! ppo~n I who has i.ilso been VISitmg With bers. Carl Berk uf Flor ida, The first meettng of the Porn - the Meinharts. returned to her Dennis Saelens. Bi ll Dix(ln, eroy Element_ary PTA was .held I home in Buckhannon, W. Va. Forrest Bachtel and Sandra . Munday evemng at the s~hool Weekend guests of Mr. and Brew ington. i With Prank Vaughan, presJd~nt Mrs. Clan~ nce McNeal a nd in eharge. daughter Martha included Mr. Ill v< -· :: .::: BANLON DRESS SOCKS 2 enttne ........ . . . ..................... ., ":' M.n• klrbury Smart paltr>rns. Notched eollar <'Oat style top, ria:'!tkized waistband, adjustable . 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