https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c8915efe3eae71c32ee17a5928ec1130.pdf 06ad17a0413a92527b856f611c3a5c11 PDF Text Text ' . ' ~ . ..,., f ' ,j.;. ' • I ' ·'f ·' , 1...:,P'fY ~ Around ~~d ~ H~ath wscs Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 12, -1988 • S!'t urda. y .. ~ayette Sho wer IS. Grven it for Mrs Eddr'e Wolle MmersvJIIe ~:~. Mr. Around and W11/ be Host . Of D. t . t EISewick-Sayre Wedding Was Even f 0 f JuIy6 Mrs. Charles Lytle and susan and Mrs. Fred Goeg- Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. <Sb• :~:~~~b:'lo~' aBe~~~· : Elza Gilmore Is having a two chaei Rodney Saturday .{ply 1 weeks vaeation from hts emat Holzer H.;pital. This' Ia their PI IS rrcde to host the ployment In lhe Kroger MASON- Mr. and Mra. Hoyt first child. Grandparents ara ' • t ~ ans were rna · • department. J !Ita are an- Mr and Mr8 George Sarilent. ·- Mrs. Eddie Wolle was guest Brown, Mrs. ~ohn .Jordan and • ' district meeting of the Women's #. Mrs. E. E. Roush returnnd to Sayre, r. 01 • 800 their · Mrs 1\ui. ' :Of honor at a layette shower Mrs. Clilford Phillips. Soolely in Christian Service Sepher home, Lakeview, . Saturday nou~~n t~ :~~.::. Els- ~~s~r, :~ p~~e~ MaiernaJ !Saturday evening in the Brown After the honored guest op~ temher 7 at the July meeting of ~ evening. after a visit with rela· :k. laughter of Mr. and Mrs. :eat ;andparents a;e Mr. aDd , !'Ma•·ine Sales room, Mmers- ened her gilts, refreshments . the WS.C.S. of Heath MethoIlives In New Haven, W Va., Carl Elswick of Dim, W. Va. Mrs Howard Ball, Slumptowa. :ville, given by Mrs. Danny Iwere served by the hostesses Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rmg, I diS I church m Mtddleporl Mon-1 Mrs. Dan Hysell returned to and w•th Mrs Charles W•lh· The single rinl ceremony was W V and Mrs J C Moore iBrown and Mrs. Jack Cum- from a table with white cover Marietta, and Mrs. Glady~ : day evenmg at ~e church. her home, Raven~•- Saturdaj row. Mmersvllle. She was . ac- performed at the United Breth- ~~··' W. Va. Paier.;..t greai r:·.,. With baby toys attached and Moore, New Matamoras. an ' Mrs. James CriSwell. pr~si- evening, after a viSit With rei a· companied home by her ruece reo Parsonage in Mason Wed· and ~ents are Mra. Or!J " pink and blue color theme centered with a large stork. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney H~l ~nd dent, opened the meetmg ~ith lives and friends m the are_a. . and husband Mr and Mrs. Don nesday evening July 6 with Rev. ~au! ~hesta' and Au&ust Webcarried out '" the decora· son, Greg, Buchannon. . a. I " poem and welcomed the Mr. and 'Mrs. Ernest Leifheit Woods ot New Haven, W. Va. Lester Lane olllciaUng. er Chester ' . 't: .. s and gifts were placed in Attendmg were the above and were among. those here lor f~~ members and guests. Mrs. Em· of Akron were weekend guests Mr and Mrs. John Jordan I The bride was lovely In a two ' · . a decorated bass •net Mrs B11l Fmk, Mrs. Ray Cole- funeral services for the m 8 erson Jones was devotional ol her mother. Mrs. William and daughter. Columbus, were piece dress ol Dior blue with Games were played dunng lman. ,Mrs Larry Ebersbach, s~n b~~n to Mr. and ~rsAl~~~:· cha1rman, using as her topic, Eichinger and Leroy and Clther weekend guests of her parents, which she wore white accessorCBESTERWS€8MEETS · the ev~:rung wtth pn;o•~s awBrd- Mrs . Sh1veler, Mrs. Ray Hum- die Cline m KodJa ' . ··se Still and Know That I Am relatiVes in the area. Mr and Mrs. Bradfcrd Maag. les her shoulder corsage was The July meeting of the Cbesed to Mrs. M1ke Swatzel 'irs . \m••l. Mrs Dennis Bnckles, Mr~. Mrs. Cline " the former Lmda God ," which included scrip- Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher Mr. and Mrs Jack Cummins of 'p1nk carn•tlons. Attendants ter Methodist church W.S.C.S. Lillie Starciler , MIS Har11son 1Jark Harris, Mrs Donley Rei· Helnck. R 11h dl, ture reading, a meditation, and daughter, Ellen of Pompa· and family of Columbus spent for the couple were Mr. lmd was held Thursday afternoon, --~ · -I bet and DonQ~ and Faye, Mrs. Miss Barbara anda! g frie~ a poem, and a closmg prayer. no Beach, Fla., left Sunday the weekend with their parents, Mrs Hoyt Sayre, Jr., Mrs. Hen- July 7th, at the church, wllh II Ctwrles Chancey;• Mrs. Gladys Tommy Raiflf1h f W 'I MISs Bess Sanborn presented ·~ for a visit in Portsmouth Willi Mr. and Mrs Floyd Cummins, ry Re1tmire of Mason was also members attending, Ruth Er· U ' ITaylor . Mrs. Floyd Brown, Mrs. Chern Saperl; ~ M ar~e;d I the study Jesson , ·•strangers N() her parents, after spending a Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Vlc- present. win, president, presided. Thl Wendell G Stutler, Mrs. Char- Pa., ~~b g~e~ ;;,, ~andpar- More," study hook, "Living In Iweek with his parents, Mr. and tor Brown, Mmersville. Mr. Sayre Is employed at program, the E.U.B. Story, was • , ' les Withrow Mrs Nora Roush, Mrs er · 1 h 'chtidren I Such An Age" MISs Sanborn Mrs. Paul Fisher, Minersville. Clements Tree Nursery at La- led by Betty Frederick, aDd PICniC IMrs Sad1e Brown, Mrs. Herbert ents or the :•le ~arie Bro~n \ ptnnled to Jhe miSsionary move- Mr. and Mrs Mason Fisher kin, and the couble are residiny Florence Michael. Tbe next ' Pugh Mrs Charles Smtih, Mrs Mr a~d hrs. f Ml~sisSJppl ' men! in the church and the for- and daughter, Carla visited Sun· COMPLETES TRAINING ' m the Elizabeth Jeffers proper- meeting will be August 4th, wltb 0 Cub Scouts Pack 248 andlvictor Brown and Megan and (~ate ousn: her With he; l mation of the World Counc1 l ol day evemng, at New Haven, Marme Private David (Joey) tyinMason. Letha Woods, and Esther Rid· their famill~s held the ammal Debb1e Hrov.n Sendtng gtfts VISited r~e tynd Me Lee[ Churches al Amsterdam m w Va. With Mrs Edith Roush Stephenson son of Mr. Wil· enour, program leaders. picnlc Sunday aflNnnnn at FOI'- Ibut unable to attend v.erl Mrs. parents. / ' ha l ~~ . They 1948 invu!vmg 44 counties. She and family liam R stephenson Sr or 657 SHOWS FIRST LADIES - - -ked nun Lake . w•th !M) m .-t! 113radlord Maag , Mrs Rolhn Roush, anedot erhreha· Jvesr. ther I also aiscussed the recent toptcs Mr and ·Mrs William Fisher S Seco~d Middlepo~t h~s com· Mrs. Ralph Simester's well- of July 3 to an appreciative aud· and lalsoviSll Wit at15 Chillicothe a 'I taught m the Vaca.tlon Church and ·son of Belpre were week- pleted · ' ' · tRolOakParkwilll ten dan~e , Wouc. Mrs DnErwtn o ·ho s a atient individual combat tram· known 35 First LdDoll a y 8 rep- •ence a . ya s - . ' 1 A potlm:~ d1nnrr with ~ott I Mr" Lrw1s Roush . I"" P ~ School a.nd was assisted by two end guests of their parents, Mr lng~~at:.;;,c:am~p~P~en~d;;;le;:to::;n;:,,_;Ca;;;;;lif~.~lic~as:;;_w~e::;,r;;,e.;•~h~ow.;n;;;;;o;ithiieiiiieiiven=m"'iiiMiiiiiitsiisiiTwiiiilliiaiiKiiarriiiiiiaaaiiiiiBiiting-".iiiii drinks provtdC'd h• the . Pa~.k i H~~~~aiGaren Stansbury, Mrs. I of the pupds, Becky ~ultz ~nd and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mr. • - -- was servPd, at 4. ~ m (,~ml"! I James Titus and Mrs John] Cindy Hindy, who rectted Bible and Mr~. Sam Arnold. I and contL·sts we rt (Ondurl~ed by 1 K' d and Harrle Mane verses and sang the school song. Gordon FI~her of ParkersMr. and Mrs ill< hard Ro<en ' sIn~~· ;,emhers ol the Mtddle- 1 During the busmess scsston burg w Va . spent the weekI b<Jum v. tth pnzes .nvLJrded tlw ponSOT j ;~ G'ilrden Club, were in Gal- l Mrs Criswell announced the end 'w ith his parents, Mr. and wrnn.:>rs AI the t lose of the af \ II o!Js Sunday where they at· • district meetmg for September Mrs Mason Fisher. raJr, Roger and Htr ky Gtlmore June f l:nded the open house flower [7 and a cleamng session was Mr and Mrs. Milton Rous!1 mter tained b\1 h!Undrtng ro('k-~ Ishow and silver tea held at the i planned on Sept. 1 before the and Greg and Sandra VISited ~ts which thcv h:..td rnc~de The Chester ~;thodist W S home of Mrs Jake Moore. The I meeting. The reception for the Sunday evening, at Albany Attendt.ng wen• Mr an~ Mr~ I C.s, o.;ponsored An Evemn~ f.vent was sponsored by the Val- new mimster. the Rev and Mr~. with Mr. and Mr~. A. C. Rich· 'loger Dlllilrd and ltJmrly , M! With the First Ladles of Amerr 1 Bell Garden Club of Gal· Max Donahur:> and children. liS ad and theu son and daughter· gnd Mrs. William Snouffer and i ca," by Mrs. Ralph SJmcster. ley I es I to be hi ld Wednesday e\iemng r-Jaw Mr and Mrs Herman 1 0 15 ·ami·1 Y M1 an d M m • and · 1 rs I~ eonard · I Th ursday ev emng · June 30 ' 't PMrs.· Horace McElhinny has I' at 7 30 p rn at the church Rickard family.• Jewell ..and son Mrs AlbeJl l the church. been returned to her home af· , Mrs. Nan Moore gave a bnef Mrs Ernest Harns left FriWoodC~rd and f·hildren Mr and The program Included the ter being hospitalized at Veter- account of the OhiO Annua l Con- day evening for Newark, N. J., Mrs Rosenbaum clnd famllv I welcome by Ruth ErwmC.h w s. 'DOS Memonal Hospital for the ference at Lakeside. Mrs Don- to j()in her husband for a few Mr. and Mr 'l KPnneth I lam -; C.S President. G1rls orus., th h s welromed to the so- d ,, d' d M R0 b 1 t d by pa~t mon . a ue wa ays. and sons. Mr an rs cr 1' My Amenra. lrec e "'r and Mrs Leo Srn1th and ciety Mrs Cnswen announred Mr and Mrs Frederick Goeg1 ~uch and famlly , Mrs Harol·.! l l\h te Nease; a llut~. s;:~· children, Ken, Betty, Barbara, there. would be no meetmg m lein ~nd family returned 'o Houd and chtldrrn . W!ll!am H~d-t Amenca the Beauttful, ~ak~ and Sam. moved Monday to I August blll a planmng session their home, Circleville. after a son and { h!ldren. Ted Morm Icy Karr mtroduc.hon of sp.. their new home In Wintersville of the excculive committee for visit with Mr. and Mrs Fred tty. Mrs Kenn.eth Braun ~~d er by" Ada Morns; s~lo , near Brilliant, Ohio, where Mr. Jthe CClming year's programs. Goeglem, Rock Springs, and ctJtldt l'n Mrs Edith Sisson <~l . I I Task by .Jenny Dean, and r Smith has been transferred by Guests for the everling were Mr and Mrs. Charles Wagner, l'htldr rn and \1r . and Mrs. Elza marks, by Ruth Erwm. Accom· the Ohio Valley Electric Com- Mrs. Donahue and Mrs. Helen R ·. . Gtlmore and ~"-·panist was Dorothy Kr\r1ora pany. The Smith family has Martin of Pittsburgh. Pa., h()use : ~~e~nd Mrs. Clarence Karr ----Host~ss~s. were Ma~~ sher~ been active in the Heath Meth· guest of Mrs. Criswell. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karr and V1rgm1a Chadwe.l · uS 'th odist Church where they servThe hostesses, Mrs. Everett and daughter of Millersport Ab out About p : Middleport omeroy ~·t I By Uolted Pres• ln!ematlonal Violent thunderstorms w i \ h high winds and torrential rains lashed parts of Ohio Tuesday night, knooklng out electric and telephone service to thousands of persons. Power !allures, flooding and reports of two twisters In MadIson and Van Wert counties punctuated the severe mid-summer weather that was felt in all parts ol Obio. The Tuesday evening storm came on the heels of a deluge ON THE JOB _ George Hargraves, Jr., right, new superintendent of the Meigs Local School District and Assistant Superintendent Larry Morrison attended the first regularly scheduled meeting of the board of education Tuesday. nl~ht since their recent appointments. Morrison and Hargrayes _are shown revte"':mg material on criteria for the site of tlw new comprehensive high school. - Sentinel Photo. Drapery Sale on the 2nd floor. Bring in your measurements to the Drapery Department on the 2nd Floor. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY y~,Jifl~I.W •D L'• ·I :q- 1• i] ~Jenny ~~ v~·~ited~~Su~n~da~y~w~it~h;IM~r~-~an~d~~~~~p;:;n;R~i,i~;;;~~~;;;;;;i~iiiiiiill wE're Dean,. Ahce : ed as Senior MYF Counselors Davis, Mrs . Nan Moore, Mrs. Pat (,aul, and Twila Karr, re and the various boards and com- James Euler, Mrs. William TONIGHT thru TUESDAY gistration was by Altona K~rr, missions of the churl'h. Russell and Mrs. 0 . P. Klein, and Gladys Casto, and servmg Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ger- contributing, served ·· salad "HOW TO MURDER punch and cooktes at a ta~tefu!- tach and family have been on course from 8 table covered YOUR WIFE" ly arrange? ta~le were MJidred vacation and visited varl~us wiUJ a r.utwork cloth and cenJack Lemon VIrna Lisi frank. Leila Y.mdon, Betty Fre· points mcluding ~cConnelsville 1 ed wilh an arrangement of (Tel' hnieolor) derick, and Elizabeth ~ayes. where they visited with rei~· :~ite magnolias made by Mrs. . "DE,;~" n~EART " ·Programs for the evenmg were tives He has returned to h1s Russell White tapers in brass 1compiled by Fra~ces Spenc~r employment with the Colum- holders. completed the table set.... Glenn F'm d G('raldmc Pagr and Edna Wood With the ass1s- bia Gas Company. . tmg. C t lance of Rev Paul as o Mrs. John Calhoun and famATTEND OPEN HOUSE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Showing of the 35 F!rs~ Lady ily of f::olumbus Vl.sited r~ent- 1 Four members of the Wildand FRIDAY ' dolls was to an appreciative au- ly in Middleport with relatiVes. ! wood Garden club were m GalJuly 13-14-lS : die nce. Mrs. S1mester was as- Mrs. Helen Shuler retur~ed l r S nday afternoon to at"SEX AND THE SINGLE sisted by Twila Karr, at Royal this week from McCQnnelsvdle t~~ Jstheu 0 en house, 'flower GIRl" 1 Oak Park. The gowns or these 1 where she has spent the past h d sponsored by the Ton)' l' lll 1is Natalie Wood I First Ladies, ar~ copies of ~he week with friends and ~latives . ~a~~yanBell~~ Garden club at ('fe('hnicolon originals shown m the Sm1th- She has been on vacatiOn from th h or Mrs. Jake Moore. -n nd · W h' t th M · W t Co p ny e ome ••oF HUMAN BONDAGE" , sonian Institute m as mg on, e etgs a er m a . . The home was beautlfully dec· Kim ,:\lovak ID C.. and were made by hand Mr. and Mr~. Theron Martm orated throughout with arrangeLa\Hence JlarvE'y I by Mrs. Simester. spent Sunday m Columbus. . Is of flowers Represent""'iii~~=:_;;;..:;;~.;;;;~iiiii====; Mr and Mrs. Walter Morns men · ,. and ~hiidren, Danny and Carol, ing the Wtldwood club were of Painesville Ky. visited Mrs. Milton Roush, Mrs. Wllhere with her' mother, Mrs. liam Fisher, Mrs. KW:l GrueElsa Haddox and other rela- ser and Mrs. H~ram Fisher. lives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith HOLD COOKOUT BAKER FURNITURE'S and children, David and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen Kay, visited in Columbus Sun- entertain~d with a ~k-out Sunday with her brother, Sidney day e\•emng at their Butternut Ave ., home. Pr~nt were Mr. \ Kloes. 2 TWIN SIZE M and Mrs. Pat Johnson and Mrs. John SISson and dauI an/'ehildren, Debbie, Penny, ghters, Melanie, and Beth of e Hollywood Beds and Jean, spent Sunday in Mason, W. Va.: Mr . and Mrs. •sofa Beds _ _ __ Parkersburg, W. Va. James S1sson and daughter, Arthur Skinner and son, Tom Janie, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank 2 PCE. Skinner dental student at Ohio Sisson and daughters Angela, • Living Room Suites state University School of Den- Manda and Amy, Pomeroy; 2 PCE. tistry, Columbus, are on a fiSh- and Mr. and Mrs. Cohen. • Bedroom Suites _ _ $99 ing trip to Ely, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wallace SON IS PROMOTED and daughter, Nancy, lmve re- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Zurcher turned from a week's vacatlcn have received word that their IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. spent at Betbesda, Md. where son, Wayne A. Zurcher, !I a B they visited w1th their son. Al- been promoted from A2-C to Al· an, stationed at the National c. Zurcher has been stationed Naval Medi<'lli Oenter there. with the U. S. Air Force in TorThey met several well known key for 14 months, as a telecommunication control expert ···-·- - .'( ' .-~· ~ ' - until9. This is the week of our Custom M: enttne • Flatten Parts of Ohitl · and Fridays until 8 and on Saturdays I .. ~ Elberfeld s are open wee k days un t•l 5 JO h Of • \ FivE~. . !: I' 'I .f , . . , . , To The ln.teru,. 01 Tlae Meip.Mtuora .4rea C b Scouts families Hold Annual Chester WSCS s s Event ' . •• e •;: . I ,. {') I) t 'If.• . Public Meeting for ·Site Of N~w School Announced of rain, estimated as 12 inches, which f'\JI on Sandusky and the resort area of Cedar Point dur-ing the day. Despite the severity of the widespread storms, only · one person was killed, a golfer who was struck by lightning at the Hawthorne Country Club near Lima. In the Madison - Union County community of P I a i n City more than 2200 persons were left without power or telephones when what was apparently a tornado whipped through the town at about 8 p.m. EST. The Highway Patrol said violent winds, lasting only about 5 to 10 minutes, uprooted trees, smashed doors and windows, and badly damaged a grain eievator. Emergency Declared' Authorities declared an emergency and closed U.S. 42 and Ohio 161 leading into the town to keep out sightseers and lessen the danger of looting. At mid-mbrning power and phone service was still out, and Cooperation, Not Hostility, Urged Upon Chinese authorities estimated it some buildings In lolllll 11 well be mid-afternoon before !en•ic•l a• damage to (II'IIJldllaDI it lb!i was restored. Van Wert County ~ A numher of persons were Utillty poles weze doirDed, • by flying debris and gla!S, drive - ill theatre 1le8l' 10\3 though police said none bad blown down, and ·power he hospitalized. over about 30 ~ Clf tbt A tornado W8! also sighted city lasted up~ta .. I'll bour. Van Wert at about 6:15 High winds hl . 1Coi!DDbuo EST, although the area, toPJ1Ung jWity polel reau would not confirm and ~ M'!.IVIIICeltslll that one or the Plain revival tent at' llie alate lal!twister. grounda cootalnlng 110 persmt&, City police In Van Wert None was Injured. ported "moderate damage" Heal'}' Kala Jn Northern Ohio a fool ol rain flooded Sandusky and offj. cials called oul the natiOillll guard, declaring Erie Coonly an lallaret emergency area. Eight inches of rain fell within 12 hours in warby Port Cllno ton, flooding streeta aud bulldo there. Toledo's evening rusb hour turned Into a maaaive !raffle jam as rain flooded UDderpass- · eo. Ligbtnlng forced oancellalloa of the Ohio Amateur Golf Toot'· nament's oecood 1'011111, whlc1l was underway at tile lime 1M· storm struck. logs i i BUDGET SHOP 1 Baker Furniture r. WORW Pvt. Elden E. (Gene) Slack, What will the others be worth a year from now? son of Mrs. Ada Slack, of Syracuse, remains confined ill the Fort LeoDIIl'd Wood Anny Hospital at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., suffering from a severe case of broncbitls. He entered the hospital on June 15. .... It gives me a permanent record and receipt for every bill I pay. Lots of conven· ience . .. . prestige, too .... and with my low-cost Checking Account. ROVerrunent leaders Including Carl Hayden, oldest member of the Senate. MEIGS THEATRE ,.......,, Ollto the Cadillac car holds its value far beyond any other automobiie at or near its price. I.et your Cadillac dealer explain today why now, more than ever, it's great ••• going Cadillac! There is one simple way to measure the worth of any other luxury car; compare it to the way a Cadillac keeps its value. For Cadillac i1 the grand champion in this moat telling of all motor car tests-and at resale retuma a higher percentage of itJ oriainal cost than any other car built in the land. There are many reason•. The firat j1 LAST TIME TONIGHT "A PATCH OF ILUE" Cadillac quality-recognized wherever automobiles are known. Then there is Cadillac beauty aod luxury10 advanced thai the car retains ill desirability long alter others have lost their appeal. And there ia CadiUao oalety, perforowu:e, dependability aod operatifll ecoDomy. What will your car be worth a year-or even three yean-from now? If it'a a Cadillac, the auwer il pr.. dictably pleasant. Get tho facts today from your auth0o rized dealer. He'1 an expert in aervins the world's most demandioa: motoriltl-and bit interest in your complete satilfactioll will continue throughout your owne,.. thip. Isn't it time you put a Cadillac in your life? Sidney Pottier Shelly WID\erl Color C.rtoons /talional Wodntodoy & Thvrltloy July 13-14 NOT OPEN Member F.D.I.C. Savings Accounts e Bank-By-Mail e Sovings Certlficltes e Geo. Segal Mortgage Loans e Solely Deposit Boxes e Peroonol Lo..,, e Money Orden ·- - · - _ .... ...,..,..-~~ .. ~~... ----· ·· ¥ . • __ ...,,..,~ · ' ,. ' r ' • L!!J.,....,,._.,..,,,,., KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SALES 242 W. MAIN Tom Courtenay FHiurolle ........ ~ -·. · ·· ~ ... ___ ,.. . __ ·-- 1 ~ SfiUidardoftbeWodd SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED CAD!u.AC DEALER FOR THE FINEST IN SALES AND SERVICE OF NEW AND USED CAlli. "KING ltAT" Trust Service IT'S GREAT... GOING r.;1 fRIDAY & SATURDAY July 15-16 eCHECK THESE ADDITIONAL BANKING SERVICES -- ...... Tourney Play Is 'Go' •• •H I ' REMAINS IN HOSPITAL A Checking Account Makes My Homemaking Bookkeeping Easy -. the - ·-~ · -~·· ·- ST. • POMEROY, 0, �.. ' . ',. 1 ,,...,_ , 1 B•..,.u ad wa..,1f e r 0lC OOCJ'OR Heart AssociatioJo included bblh kind• of food in the llst to be l •voided. Who is right? . A - To stal• the amount of I ch I terol in various foods <s ~ Jack O'Brian By Wayne V. Brandstadt, M.D. I oeob t to state how impor· Q- My du<tor haa me on .• :sf It ls in the re>'fnliofi of lldeban hero Jackie Robin- I warm personal howdy from ac-' placement by a suttedout and'tow cholesterol diet as outlined n heart dfsease Is more lOll'S ·chairmani!hip of a Har- 1too .John Cec<l Holm ol the cast rebuilding proJe<l will make lin a booklet published by a food Vegelable oils con· llftl.'liHk d...n't aulllmalicat- 1of "Philadelphia, Here I Corne" that one big auditorium into, manufacterer The list of foods n.. cholesterol and animal him Into :tockefeller l brush. with nine office floors with 360,0110j allowed mcludes all kinds . of do. The cholesterol content clifli;' 'bls annual bank salary I John Cecil Holm wao '" 1935 feet of space Mara (Mts. l shellfish and all kmds of bver of liver is higher than that of ls•Dnlj $6,000 French wine when he was author of "Three I Nat) Cole hopes to renew her I round steak and lower than thot ~ Andre DubOnnel wed Men on a Horse'' and Sh1rley Isinging career at the Las Vegas, . , brams appetlzlnglv 1 i! " Ia Pia mate of the was tis major feminine stor- IFlammgo next wmter Lat l "Modesty Blaise" ~~. Kystahan • of _coves th scrambled llu:t What a and in the vary same theatre : est mod-lad in England is snuff; Eyeful Monica Viltl.s cont•ht 1'! • SAYS "I IJ~"Iiillo Shi~ley's f~rsl ~:;;~~[( ~- fa:~ yu.: ~ thl[~-g: ~e 'rlte 1011 grams. I their UB·t psychiatrist? 8 1lrinttnued Altllle answers ar,e not yet In II!COnd group had A - u you can't JM!HUBdl lilt regarding the effect ot b::hest r•te of death• and victim to seek psychiatric blood cholesterol 1:~;\r~ ~oc- recurrences, despite Its low cho- voluntarily, there b little ~ heart. A prommen n s . t I content can do unless the dtsease tor showed that he.could easily lesero . believe cernes so acute as to constltub lower this level wtth diet, but Some doctors no~llr! II· a danser to himseH or otheH b• In a six·year study 13! men wllh that aVOIGAnee or a k whiCh case legal commltmllli coronary heart disease m::,n· lack the lo a mental hospital would IK tained on '""' a d<et dtd •; I· lng your we d ·W your necessary. 1111111 ter than a control '":"poe :.o the kbid of If lht Vlcllnt affol'tl men with coronary d sea! : ar t N body knowa tor ti'iiii'IIWt by I l*tl!hl ate their diet. t II )'Ill Olt 'bUt"tlili lliltlt theory atriJI, e!!Orl ba inldt. Another Brttlsh doctor n I sure IS ye , at him ltlflld tree ell two-year study put one group may he 't;bt. ted10by )'OUt 1title 01 10 I of patients with coronary dls- Q - R':;'· dOM I ntlll'iil lllldlcal col bel~ depend~h~o7u.:::' =~ m: r~~~e":'nan: u•u~l ~allllOt prlva~ ~ ~~ ~~!:g-~ll:e ~orst ~~ wh<ppe~he u~h~~terol pe~"m:,r :~ :~n:r; 1 gtilltintly ~fl•::,;~"rea ~~~~ ;~h~~~~~~ '''\~~: iu~~~.~he~~~=:wy~~:~Ys::t~ of th~l~c~~ ~;g~~srhs~~~ga~:r~n~:~ ..n~:~~~~t ~~o~sters (325 ~~~~r:h~~ th:n ::,;~~at~:: ~:~I":"!'! ::~~~~f,: ~;m emotktnllle~t. Y~~~ly d': be: ~=~ym!ther delivered a TV having so del•ghtful arun :stars of "Wait a Mtmrn'' on saperspy role. forst dttmeb she ~l~l~l:~:~s)(21ls0)h~ shrimp ond group on a similar !ldl~ or men~l ~Jn.:•J.n~~~::- : =~ton the :~aek, appeal for proper pre- and post- Bandleader Vmcenl Lopez' nu- Bdwy. tried to get us to sneeze he bolh a blonde an a rune· , ~ut cod, ,.lrnon, tuna, etc., auppleme~~ted with corn o . peraon o . __ . .. · (l!iO) \ I. nu\81--baby care with to ~revenl men i hlp ;;, erology supp~sedly- makes tJi' rtf8.rdation, a heartto everythmg but hun he '·' some =e~o~th~er~a~ft~er~n~oon~.. ~--~l~te~m~o~ne~f<~lm~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ biaking noble ,punchline : "l forgot the date of the 50th An par~y at Con~y IS· r · rded child'' , Tlle final land o~ Nathan s, the gre~te~~ a ._ the mother of a mentally nivPrsary TURKEYS c Yount Tendar 10 t. 14Lbs, what is DlliSSED fit. the definition of 1 · a private brand? . . A w~.ddmg consultant m our :town tells me ·''nee bag'' par· ~try not to be cl)id, but I ties may _include several _exustuly end up crying. Our life pense-savmg geslures- services Is "bnsatlsfactorv and he thinks thai are quite castly otherwise. U'!l;· my .fault . · ' j In addition to f!!ling indiv~d~ ·won' t see a doctor, says ual r<~e hags, a k1tchen _contmhe ~doesn't need one . I keep 1 gent can prepare the bndal a! re~~lilll and Wishing . But I , monds and w_rap those hund- . .have to admit, I wish mostly : reds of weddmg cake favors. th:lt IJe'd leave me alone. Is Others may make place cards there any hope'' - MRS. T. W. . if there is to be a sit-down dinDe~r Mri. T. W.: . . . . . . . ... 1 n~r after the c~r.emony. ll: only men would read a I You can have the ribbon an~. lit'fe more ' and women would· . material cut and rf'ady, or let l'tf read :qUite so much, we'd I the guests work from scr<:~tch. aet,a lot more happy. marriages. ! Who to inv1te? The honllree, ~r huabend needs basic her attendants, very tlose r~Jatni'uction, and you need ' lives and friends. Th i ~ can be sotl!e tY,el7,d!oY Jl6)'cloiatry from Ia linal bridal shower, II you 1 FunllhW, which, hapefully, ! sr~n't a elose relabves. GJftroi: CIIR . . . Qll to that ineon- :parties aren't generally given •idli-•te : mao of yours. Iby •nemi>ers of the FAMILV . . 1,.: 10011 inoponsive book to :- H. ,.II!! lill~ .nnd Insist on i This. rolurnn Is. dedl~at•d to • t!) 11.-..4rfllch can only be : family IIVIsg, so 1f _you re ha~­ onlttool lhtoUih your family :I•;; ; :d trouhle or JUSt pi am 1 ph~lioian:" DOCfOR'S MARl- trtmhle. let Helen Help YOU. T4 GUIDE ~'01\ PATIE~'TS" r She will also welcome your by lBernard R. Breenblat. Bud- own amusing experiences. Ad· f'ress, 64:111 North VIrgin· dress Helen Bolte! In care of ia ~nnue, Chicago, Ill. th1s newspaper. · A frank tllk with your doc- : - - :Or -• wlll •11o help. - H. : The Almanac O.llr Htloi: : By United Prus lnlemallonal For a year and 1 hall I've : · Today is Wednesday, July 13, <etil Wedneoday and Saturday i the I94th day of 1966 with 171 to ni~ts open for Jatk. Some- ·follow . times Wl 10 out. often we cook : The moon is between ils last rjinner in my apartment. f wash qu1:1rtr r and new phase. [ · lis clothes and iron them. On i The morning slars are Venus )unday we elo.n my p.ace first~ and ~aturn. and then go over and ..'lean h1s. There are no evening stars. He'a so ~ of me he never English economist Sidney cal~ to ask for a date, JUSt Webb was born on this day in 1 BONELESS -TENDER Round Steak Rump Roast 89C BONELESS-BOT'rOM CUT ! D-'17 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July IS,. 198&-3 a, liatled Pren 1Dimlall01181 night i , Amerlean Leatue , NadOIIal Leape ' W. L. P<t. GB San Frao I 3S .621 _ Baltimore Pittsburgh 62 33 .612 I Detroit W. L. Pet. GB 611 29 .&17 ,., 48 35 .578 8 ' National League Cops Fourth 'Win in RoW I Los Angeles 47 36 .566 7 Cleveland 46 37 .554 10 Philadelphia 46 39 .541 7 California 46 39 .541 11 Houston 45 411 .529 8 Minnesota 40 45 .47117 Sl. LDui• 39 43 .476 1212 K..sas City 39 46 .459 18 Allanta 41 47 .4fi8 131> Chicago 38 47 .447 19 CinclnnaU 37 46 .448 15 Washington 39 49 .443 191> New York 35 48 .422 t7 New York 36 48 .429 29\2 Chicago 26 57 .313 26 Boston 37 52 .416 22 Ta..day'• Resalls Tueoday's Resalls All-Slur Game at St. Lou!• All-Star Garno at St. Louis .. NL z AL 1 NL 2 AL 1 Wedneaday's Games Wedaesday's Games (No games ~cheduled) (No &ames scheduled) Th u.-• ouay •s Games .. .. .. r•""''daY•s Ga mes Los Angeles at New York, night Boston at C;gliforIa, night San Frill al Philadelphia, lligbl t New York at K n City, Bight CHicago at Pittsburgh, night Washington t innesota, night Hopstoo at Allllnta, Righi Cleveland at cago, night St. Louis at Cincinnati, twi- Baltimore at Detroit, night ST. LOUIS (UPI) -Thi his players. two defeats. of Mete either even though both with Mays moving to third on M'arlchal. Met Stotllem:rnJ ,g NatioRal Leagae, thanks to two "They did a tremendous job," In World Serle• compeUUon runs scored by the National McCovey's force out. of Its lesser lights, atilt was he said. "I'm glad they : Alston is 4-1 over the American League came oil bis !efthanded Third baseman Ron SaniO Sonny Siebert were the Alntllr"' ridinB high today and manager wrapped il up when they did · League so it's plain why the pitchers. then hit a slow ground ball can League hurlers in adlliltoll.: Waller Alstoa even came up because I was running out ol Dodgers skipper Isn't too "Well, we got our run off a down the lbird base line. to McLain, Kaat and Rtchert. : There. were two · AII.Siaf.u wilb an extra bonus in the 10- players." popular In American League leftbander, 100," Mele polnled Brooks Robinson came in fast Inning, 2-1 victory over the circles. Iout. ill an attempt 10 scoop It ap, financial recorda set wllb ~· " America• League Ia the All- . He was about 10 use one of Tuesday's game wa• played Tbat came ta the second but couldo'l make the play so receipts of f307,848 and ~ -' Star ~am•. I them when Wtlls_ broke 11 ~P· in searing, IOIMiegree tempera· inniniWJili one oat when third Mays crossed the plate with the receipts of $284,941.31. Tttf.. , I Wtth Pete Richert takmg lures in the new Busch basemaa Brooks Robinson, tying run and Santo was money, as well as the televltj:loa, l i and radio reven~ IOH ; ~. ~ Catcher Tim McCarver of the over . 00 the mound for lbe Memorial Stadium and soma named the game's moot vat. . credited wilb an Infield hit. Cardmals and shortstop Maury i Amencan League as lbe game 300 of the 49 936 fans who ble player lllled a shot lo left. The hit was Mays' 22nd ill the players pension fund • ., . .. " Wills of the Dodgers, who don't went inl~ extra iRnings f~r lbe attended bad he treated Ia Hank Aar;., was slow starting AII-S11>r oompetitinn and That's all the Am~ , Lea Mtht_gh Inank didtiona! th ffour rate very. lbe Na_ _ Ill Itch lime,f McCarv_er hit bJS first aid stations. j in for the ball and al the last run was his 19th, extending his League bad 10 be tbanldul;,ll!l:,,, g~e mg r 10. '· e II'S! P or 1 amgle. Maoy, iocluding Vice Pres- minute allempled to make a Ali.Star records in those two Amencaa Leagae Tuesday. Second baseman Ron HURt of ident Hubert Humphrey, who shoe string catch, but the ball categories. 1 "The victory itself was the Meis sacrificed McCarver lbrew out the first ball, left went by him and rolled to the . Pitching Domlnaled satisfying enough," said Alston, to second 01 Richert's second their seats before the game wall for a triple. There were few threata ; who is becomiRg more and pitch. was over to escape the heat. Pltc' Got_ Awa, hetwee• the fourth and lOth more of a pain In the neck to Th the S 10 , th Manager Sam Mete had no Koufax got fll'st baseman mnmgs, w1th the ptlchmg the American League. "But th ent b ~na r~ sou t~"' excuses for his Ameri~ao George Scott 10 foul oat but predominating. But then came there was something e.tra in 10 r~~ wo a ' an one s r e Leaguers. white pitchjag 10 catcher Bill the lOth and the McCarver and the game for me. S...dy Koufax s. CI tcb IDt "We just couldn't score Freehan, a change-up got away Wills heroics. IN AN showed me he was all right aod H'18 91. th• d Ia 'tch runs," Mete said. from him and sailed high over Brooks Robinson got three of Wills proved again that he's a 8 f ~ b ltnnd Wils~~ed "Pete's a good pitcher," Mete catcher ' Joe Torre's head and l lbe American League's sil: hils A· I h't Insisted. "I broaght him In just •Robinson easily scored on the I off four National League The lith annual Little Base- Hans won the championship mighty good little mao 10 have 1~as1 . •;, fJ ald ~ the b'~ 1 USEO i f ':t,ng te ~~ wild pitch. · pitchers and set one All-Star vall Tournament will be held that summer. Only other Gall~ around in the clutch." 1 ;t when I wanted to." who had been g-~~eihe ~erf0 1':,. He said he never gave al Denny McLaiR, the American fielding record and hed another in Wellston starting July 25, : polis title came in the SLlDlmer Koufax, ~~ it was announced todtlY by j of 1958. pounded ill his last start by :on nd WI lth her;• or lboagh!IO walking Wills. League starter, pitched three when he accepted eight chances 1 Atlanta Saturday, gave up the a . 1" 1 o~g f !don~ b•~: "After all," Mete pointed out, perfect Innings, but the Nation- and had four putouls. Pearl Kisor, city recreation 1. ----commissioner. · one run the American League carne m th e ad; "Alston had Felipe Alou oa the at League promptly lied it up Gaylord Perry, the fourth 0 ~s 0 &2 Ford Gal. 500 , scored but it wasm't entirely his h~ ~ ';._t e P a e was WI on-deck circle so I couldn't see in the fourth wben southpaw National League pltcher who 00 4 dr. I cyl. AI Trono. P. Edgar Hay burn will act as ! fuult. a e. where there would he any Jim Kaat of the Minnesota gave up Dilly one hit in the two d:aerlne,r.cllo ..... ....._ tournament manager with Lar-r Nu BrealdDg Stuff So the National League won I percentage ia walking Wills." Twins came oa the sceoe. innings be pitched, was the ry Walbur• handling all appU.. 'Sandy didn't bave bls its fourth straight All-Star Alou, along wilb catcher Tom Willie Mays led off with a winning pitcher while Richert, 64 Galaxia XL calion• and communications. breaking ball working, but he contest and made its margin Haller, were the only players, single and slopped at second of coarse, was the loser. Con..r1lblo. I cptlndor, auto lnnt., pewu ttMrshowed me he's back oa tbe over the America• League 19- oulside of pitcben, lbat Alston when Roberto Clemente also lo between Koufax and Jno, brokoo .... beam," said the happy Alston. 17. For AlsiOR, it was his fifth had lelt. singled. Kaat bore down to get Perry, the National League windows, r1dlo & holtor Alstoa bad praise for all of AJI.Star vi<tory against oAiy There was no second guessillg Aaroa and Willie McCovey, uaed Jim Bunning and Jua• td 1 11th SEO Little League Tourney Be~ins July 25 1 1 ° : Griffith See ks Greal er t"t -·r Fame Tonight lb. 64 Ford Fairlane . 500. 2 Dr. H1nftop, I ~ lndor. Rodlo & hu!Or. Whltew•ll tlrH. TENDER-TASTY Round Steak · · · ·· ·· · lb. 95c Betf Rib Roast .. .. .. lb. 99c To some people, it is a retailer's own brand created with selling price first in importance and quality second. bag" party. Is it proper for the i hostess lo have the ribbon and 1 material cut and ready when guests arrive? Who should be invited when the party preced· es a formal wedding?-PATIE Dear Patte : TENDER JUICY FULL C:UTS _ _ Ib. . HELEN HELP US! h~lamn me for being cold. I' FRESH FROZEN -,.t WOMEN READ TOO MUCK, QN NoT ENOUGH ·· He·!"en: Dear . ~ read &II the articles a~t how men should treat their wi~s, but my husband' says !hit's hogwash. He won l bother'2ith marriage Jm.nuals, then •"• "Super Right" OtYality Meotsl p ' ase delivered with a .small : name ~~ hot dogs Tllat .~ c --il the throat. and m ev- ~ where Coney Island Red Hots · it,t's ·ndh Wond•~rlul_ly g~t. their siz~ling sta~l a few ~ord !!lection as extt- zJII10ns appetites ago. ll\1llic the Crilerior Theatre I Excuses, excuses, excuses: a ~ Brfidway whe,.. "Vlrgon•a fallofl of betting at both the Witlf" lo a study in ugly to • trolling and llat tracks berea· .tihert!ess: ''No Two People r bouts is credited to the Wall Kth Ever Been So In Love" Street "adjustment" . "Exten . -~ UnJtMI Artists r~ports fairly sive alterations'' is the excuse oilictell' it has a corporate for a llock of Bdwy. holspots stile on lls fiscal phi1.z over 1 c\o~ing or about lQ ~huUer: tlj acting of Jordan Christo- ! som~ won't reopen . . Sa~IT_lY pllr 1 lhi!! lad who wed Syb1l Davis told Sen. Jacob Jav1Ls (!lit lli·Mro. Rtchord) Burton: :he had red tape problems tryUi says it has "lined up two , Jng to get to V1et Na~ to enter· rncie picture& for him'' whil'h I tain Ihe troops: Javtts railed Ill(: -n~ thought might not Sec. McNamara and now Sam· q.jOa ba a firm contract at my can shuflle off to Sa1gon trill, [whenever his overworked heart lackatqe at the Helen Hayes I desires 1 on+a~ " Shirley Booth rec'd a Th~~-ount The~e! _!!- * ,, QUD· 1 ·' A recent article from American taln only 50 to 60 milligrams In 2-Dalty Sebtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July lS, 11161 IONELES~TDP CUT 64 Ford Galaxie.-z500. 4 Dr. '-"'~."1-l.~ trans. Radio power ltHringl,, ·;m.uo;.i II reo. SIRLOIN TIP OR Round Steak · · · · ··· · lb. 99c: Rotisserie Roast · · · ··· lb. 99c To us at A&P, it's the opposite. Quality comes first. 63 Chevrolet TENDER-TAlTY PRESH LEAN lb. 99c Ground Round · · · · · · lb. 89c Beef Rib Steaks lEAN-TENDER-BONELESS tiel Alro. 4 Dr . 6 -.!• Stondord trono. Wh~llf'l tint. CHif'PED tiiOJii'I!D 63 Ford Galaxie : Heel-of-Round · · ··· · ·· lb. 79c Cooked Ham ...... .. .. lb. 89c Value ... the best for the least is the rule for our private brands. 5GO 4 Dr. I cyllnclor, oUt. matlr: trans. ladlo · •n1 ht1t1r, power lherlna. white wah tll'ft. ALL GOOD lkANII BONELESS-TASTY Cube Steaks · · ·· · · lb. $1.09 Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c If this wasn't true, how foolish we'd be to invest, as we have, literally millions of dolla;s in processing plants and testing laboratories. SUPER·R IDHT Sldni......-AII Mut BONELESS-LEAN 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. I cyllndor. 5 •Plied trans. 2 liMed Nlir oxlo. Lo119 whool Ito ... _ Stewing Beef · ·· ·· · · · lb. 75c Wieners · · · · · · 1-lb. pkg. 69c CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN. 63 Mercury t Dr. Power St...-fr19 ancf Brak". Autom.tlc trans. CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Haddock Fillets l·lb. pkg. 55c Flounder Filets 1-lb. pkg. SSe If all we wanted were products we could sell cheaply 65 Dod!le Dart 2 Dr. 270 S.rln. I cyllft. rad• 1 ._,,~, . , ~ The idea of quality private brands isn't new at A&P. As a matter of fact, it's one of our oldest policiesand by golly, we're proud of it. Are A&P Private Brands a good reason for shopping A&P? They're one of many. COPYRIGHT (I J96fi, THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., I"'C. shoWa up. Or at lea111t he alwa)'S 1859 us; ::: On this day in history: 1 fi&ured It worked both l In 1787. Congress passed the Cantaloupes ·· · · · · 2 for 79c SUNNYFIELD SULTANA BRAND CORNFLAKES Pork & Beans 1i-o:r. pkg. l9c SUN KIST SUNKIIT , Lemons ....... .. 10 for 59c WITH TOMATO 4 Door, 6 cyl. 5tll!ldor4 trans. 58 Dodoa '.-1 Ton P1ckup, I eyJ. Keith Goble Ford USED CARLOT SAUCE JANE PARKER - ICED CAKE MELOBIT PROCESSED Spanish Bar Cheese Slices 2-tb.l9c Each con ANN PAGE Black Pepper · · 4-oz. can 35c Salad Dressing 1!-Qt. Jar 73c ANN PAGE OUR OWN Barbecue Sauce 18-oz btl 33c Tea Bags .. Pkg. of 48- SSe ANN PAGE-REGULAR OR CHEF WHITE HOUSE French Dressing 8-oz. btl. 25c Instant Milk 12-qt pkg $1.09 Instant CoHee 10-oz Jar 1.29 Frozen Food Features! *. Cream Pies ·· · ·· · 3 pies 89c · Grape Drink 4 - 6-oz cans 39c s,.._ IlL Mlddloport. 9-oz. ANN PAGE-GROUND Orange Juice 4 ':~. 79c I " 63 Ford Custom.. J:49c Oranges .. · ...... 10 for59c J sc AMERICAN Oil PIMENTO 6-oz. pkg. Peach Pie ...... · .. · Each 49c lopping ··· ·· · 61-oz. can 49c A" IRAND STERILIZER Pullman Bread 2 lb. loaf 35c Whipping Cream 8-oz. crt. 39c ' ., • ..-:,. July Clearance Sale.l :1, STARTliNG FRIDAY, JULY 15 A&f IRAND-IIIAL CREAM JANE PARKIR ALL DAY THURSDAY Preparing For Our Annual A" IRAND Cake Donuts · ·· · 2 pkgs. 49c Cream Cheese 3-oz. pkg. 12c JANE PARKER WE'LL BE CLOSED l9C Just Unloaclecl! Italian Dressing 8-oz. btl. 29c Toothpaste · · 71-oz. tube 49c LIBBY'S aRAND--46 OL Clno Ann Page Paprika 4-n en 35c Tomato Juice · · 3 cans $1.00 PLAY THE FABULOUS BONUS BINGO ~: AT A&P Clip or CopJ !See page 7 of your 8on111 · Blftgo tam• bookJ "Home of Arrow Shirts• DEALER No. 2nd Ave. MAIZITTI ANN PAGI DOWNIE-GROSS, INC,' H& R FIRESTONE AU ANN PAGE . AT 9 AM CARLOAD Fine Quality Groceries! French Fries · · 2 lb. pkg. 39c Gum C11ndy ·· 2 lb. pkg. 39c Slaw Dressing 16-oz. Jar SVc ! 2 Door Honltop. 6 cyl. Standard trtnl. Low mil• PEACHES Blueberries · · · ·· · 2 pints 69c JANE PARKIR-3 YARIITIU Red Beans 2-lb. 9-oz. can 29c - - CAROLINA REDSKIN$ flliSH I 66Mustang Fine Grocery Features! ways. and I've been pretty Northwest Ordi?ance selling up 1 iUre ot him too. Other night 1 the ftrst orgamzed government A&P UANO ANN PAGE wai lalkina about our two lwest of the original 13 states. steno hi-ll's, and I said, "WtJen l In 1865, Horace Greeley wept fnarri@d which shall we 1wroLe in an editorial lin the ~-~:ee~?" before I thought ... :New York Tribune) tha_l f~e~al Dead silent'e': civil servants who dtdn t hke 1 haven't seen or heard from 1 Washington shoold - "go West, him since and our Saturday and lymtng man. ~o West and grow lulll(ay c8111e and went without lup with the country." 1im. He dido;t even bring over 1 In 1842, the underground Free AlP BRAND-FROZEN 1is laundry. 1 French movement changed Jts A&P CONCENTRATED tJe'• 1 J&..year-old bachelor. : name to "Fighting France." I'm 28. old enoagh to know l' A thought for the day-· , MORTON-FROZ&N-14-oz. pl .. .vhen I'm ditthed. But can you , Norwegian novelist Htnr1k_ ~ :t!!l me one thing · if a man can 1M!n said : "I hold Ulat man ts ~n .ake you completely for grant- I the right who is most clearly 10 P:rtsh P:ro1en G, ·why can't you return the ! league witb tPe future.11 fllorlcl1 MURCH'S PROZEN Pure J~lce ~...-? .IlL TED I )ear Jllled : '<\ IIIFW CARDS · Because with him, "for i st. LOUIS <UPI)--The SL - · Retails effeclive thru Sat. July 16 In Gallipolis and Middlepor 1• •ranted" didn't mean forever. ' Loui' CardinaL• Monday an' One re•oon 1 bac'Jelor •tays . nounced lr~agent draftees hat· way is - the minute a ·second baseman Frank Devan~rl indica lea · she has him in an ol San Diego and Jamea < ' ~· ~ ~ ~; ' < • ·~ • ~· ' ~-~ - • ' • . ' 1t he bag, he JiH' he·· tn. sack. Smith, a righl-baded nttc~r Tl>i• man had a good thing from Port SUJoe, Fla , had :oln' - for nim, but it wasn't signed contracts. jolng anywher. - lor you. Next I Dovenan, 29 yeara old, 5-feetJme don 't bamne a housemaid :II and 175 pounds, was oefm;t you be,;.me 1 bouse- : aiSigned lb Arkansas of the rife. - H. · T•os Leagae. Smith, 18, lear HeI.,: Iattended Chipola Junior Collece 1 am ullw t.o bav• a ''rice Iof J.larjaa.na ~I.a. ! r Locuot & 1 1 •nd hoakr 58 Fo~d Pickup ~ Ton. 8 cylinder, LARGER SIZE 27's ' "'1' ! Fresh Fruits dnd Vegetables\ without quality control-, anybody could produce them for us. ! ..,, lfandard traM.. STORE MIDDLEJIORI' Ask For Your (Construction Grade) BEST PRICE in~ the VALLEY If you plan ' remoclel or repair to build; come set us ,!!nd . ~: ' FREE BIG PACKAGE OF ZINNIA · SEEDS Nethlnt To Buy NYLONAIRE . . . . .}2·95 ;~ "t '" '' ' '·' ' { ' �.. ' . ',. 1 ,,...,_ , 1 B•..,.u ad wa..,1f e r 0lC OOCJ'OR Heart AssociatioJo included bblh kind• of food in the llst to be l •voided. Who is right? . A - To stal• the amount of I ch I terol in various foods <s ~ Jack O'Brian By Wayne V. Brandstadt, M.D. I oeob t to state how impor· Q- My du<tor haa me on .• :sf It ls in the re>'fnliofi of lldeban hero Jackie Robin- I warm personal howdy from ac-' placement by a suttedout and'tow cholesterol diet as outlined n heart dfsease Is more lOll'S ·chairmani!hip of a Har- 1too .John Cec<l Holm ol the cast rebuilding proJe<l will make lin a booklet published by a food Vegelable oils con· llftl.'liHk d...n't aulllmalicat- 1of "Philadelphia, Here I Corne" that one big auditorium into, manufacterer The list of foods n.. cholesterol and animal him Into :tockefeller l brush. with nine office floors with 360,0110j allowed mcludes all kinds . of do. The cholesterol content clifli;' 'bls annual bank salary I John Cecil Holm wao '" 1935 feet of space Mara (Mts. l shellfish and all kmds of bver of liver is higher than that of ls•Dnlj $6,000 French wine when he was author of "Three I Nat) Cole hopes to renew her I round steak and lower than thot ~ Andre DubOnnel wed Men on a Horse'' and Sh1rley Isinging career at the Las Vegas, . , brams appetlzlnglv 1 i! " Ia Pia mate of the was tis major feminine stor- IFlammgo next wmter Lat l "Modesty Blaise" ~~. Kystahan • of _coves th scrambled llu:t What a and in the vary same theatre : est mod-lad in England is snuff; Eyeful Monica Viltl.s cont•ht 1'! • SAYS "I IJ~"Iiillo Shi~ley's f~rsl ~:;;~~[( ~- fa:~ yu.: ~ thl[~-g: ~e 'rlte 1011 grams. I their UB·t psychiatrist? 8 1lrinttnued Altllle answers ar,e not yet In II!COnd group had A - u you can't JM!HUBdl lilt regarding the effect ot b::hest r•te of death• and victim to seek psychiatric blood cholesterol 1:~;\r~ ~oc- recurrences, despite Its low cho- voluntarily, there b little ~ heart. A prommen n s . t I content can do unless the dtsease tor showed that he.could easily lesero . believe cernes so acute as to constltub lower this level wtth diet, but Some doctors no~llr! II· a danser to himseH or otheH b• In a six·year study 13! men wllh that aVOIGAnee or a k whiCh case legal commltmllli coronary heart disease m::,n· lack the lo a mental hospital would IK tained on '""' a d<et dtd •; I· lng your we d ·W your necessary. 1111111 ter than a control '":"poe :.o the kbid of If lht Vlcllnt affol'tl men with coronary d sea! : ar t N body knowa tor ti'iiii'IIWt by I l*tl!hl ate their diet. t II )'Ill Olt 'bUt"tlili lliltlt theory atriJI, e!!Orl ba inldt. Another Brttlsh doctor n I sure IS ye , at him ltlflld tree ell two-year study put one group may he 't;bt. ted10by )'OUt 1title 01 10 I of patients with coronary dls- Q - R':;'· dOM I ntlll'iil lllldlcal col bel~ depend~h~o7u.:::' =~ m: r~~~e":'nan: u•u~l ~allllOt prlva~ ~ ~~ ~~!:g-~ll:e ~orst ~~ wh<ppe~he u~h~~terol pe~"m:,r :~ :~n:r; 1 gtilltintly ~fl•::,;~"rea ~~~~ ;~h~~~~~~ '''\~~: iu~~~.~he~~~=:wy~~:~Ys::t~ of th~l~c~~ ~;g~~srhs~~~ga~:r~n~:~ ..n~:~~~~t ~~o~sters (325 ~~~~r:h~~ th:n ::,;~~at~:: ~:~I":"!'! ::~~~~f,: ~;m emotktnllle~t. Y~~~ly d': be: ~=~ym!ther delivered a TV having so del•ghtful arun :stars of "Wait a Mtmrn'' on saperspy role. forst dttmeb she ~l~l~l:~:~s)(21ls0)h~ shrimp ond group on a similar !ldl~ or men~l ~Jn.:•J.n~~~::- : =~ton the :~aek, appeal for proper pre- and post- Bandleader Vmcenl Lopez' nu- Bdwy. tried to get us to sneeze he bolh a blonde an a rune· , ~ut cod, ,.lrnon, tuna, etc., auppleme~~ted with corn o . peraon o . __ . .. · (l!iO) \ I. nu\81--baby care with to ~revenl men i hlp ;;, erology supp~sedly- makes tJi' rtf8.rdation, a heartto everythmg but hun he '·' some =e~o~th~er~a~ft~er~n~oon~.. ~--~l~te~m~o~ne~f<~lm~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ biaking noble ,punchline : "l forgot the date of the 50th An par~y at Con~y IS· r · rded child'' , Tlle final land o~ Nathan s, the gre~te~~ a ._ the mother of a mentally nivPrsary TURKEYS c Yount Tendar 10 t. 14Lbs, what is DlliSSED fit. the definition of 1 · a private brand? . . A w~.ddmg consultant m our :town tells me ·''nee bag'' par· ~try not to be cl)id, but I ties may _include several _exustuly end up crying. Our life pense-savmg geslures- services Is "bnsatlsfactorv and he thinks thai are quite castly otherwise. U'!l;· my .fault . · ' j In addition to f!!ling indiv~d~ ·won' t see a doctor, says ual r<~e hags, a k1tchen _contmhe ~doesn't need one . I keep 1 gent can prepare the bndal a! re~~lilll and Wishing . But I , monds and w_rap those hund- . .have to admit, I wish mostly : reds of weddmg cake favors. th:lt IJe'd leave me alone. Is Others may make place cards there any hope'' - MRS. T. W. . if there is to be a sit-down dinDe~r Mri. T. W.: . . . . . . . ... 1 n~r after the c~r.emony. ll: only men would read a I You can have the ribbon an~. lit'fe more ' and women would· . material cut and rf'ady, or let l'tf read :qUite so much, we'd I the guests work from scr<:~tch. aet,a lot more happy. marriages. ! Who to inv1te? The honllree, ~r huabend needs basic her attendants, very tlose r~Jatni'uction, and you need ' lives and friends. Th i ~ can be sotl!e tY,el7,d!oY Jl6)'cloiatry from Ia linal bridal shower, II you 1 FunllhW, which, hapefully, ! sr~n't a elose relabves. GJftroi: CIIR . . . Qll to that ineon- :parties aren't generally given •idli-•te : mao of yours. Iby •nemi>ers of the FAMILV . . 1,.: 10011 inoponsive book to :- H. ,.II!! lill~ .nnd Insist on i This. rolurnn Is. dedl~at•d to • t!) 11.-..4rfllch can only be : family IIVIsg, so 1f _you re ha~­ onlttool lhtoUih your family :I•;; ; :d trouhle or JUSt pi am 1 ph~lioian:" DOCfOR'S MARl- trtmhle. let Helen Help YOU. T4 GUIDE ~'01\ PATIE~'TS" r She will also welcome your by lBernard R. Breenblat. Bud- own amusing experiences. Ad· f'ress, 64:111 North VIrgin· dress Helen Bolte! In care of ia ~nnue, Chicago, Ill. th1s newspaper. · A frank tllk with your doc- : - - :Or -• wlll •11o help. - H. : The Almanac O.llr Htloi: : By United Prus lnlemallonal For a year and 1 hall I've : · Today is Wednesday, July 13, <etil Wedneoday and Saturday i the I94th day of 1966 with 171 to ni~ts open for Jatk. Some- ·follow . times Wl 10 out. often we cook : The moon is between ils last rjinner in my apartment. f wash qu1:1rtr r and new phase. [ · lis clothes and iron them. On i The morning slars are Venus )unday we elo.n my p.ace first~ and ~aturn. and then go over and ..'lean h1s. There are no evening stars. He'a so ~ of me he never English economist Sidney cal~ to ask for a date, JUSt Webb was born on this day in 1 BONELESS -TENDER Round Steak Rump Roast 89C BONELESS-BOT'rOM CUT ! D-'17 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July IS,. 198&-3 a, liatled Pren 1Dimlall01181 night i , Amerlean Leatue , NadOIIal Leape ' W. L. P<t. GB San Frao I 3S .621 _ Baltimore Pittsburgh 62 33 .612 I Detroit W. L. Pet. GB 611 29 .&17 ,., 48 35 .578 8 ' National League Cops Fourth 'Win in RoW I Los Angeles 47 36 .566 7 Cleveland 46 37 .554 10 Philadelphia 46 39 .541 7 California 46 39 .541 11 Houston 45 411 .529 8 Minnesota 40 45 .47117 Sl. LDui• 39 43 .476 1212 K..sas City 39 46 .459 18 Allanta 41 47 .4fi8 131> Chicago 38 47 .447 19 CinclnnaU 37 46 .448 15 Washington 39 49 .443 191> New York 35 48 .422 t7 New York 36 48 .429 29\2 Chicago 26 57 .313 26 Boston 37 52 .416 22 Ta..day'• Resalls Tueoday's Resalls All-Slur Game at St. Lou!• All-Star Garno at St. Louis .. NL z AL 1 NL 2 AL 1 Wedneaday's Games Wedaesday's Games (No games ~cheduled) (No &ames scheduled) Th u.-• ouay •s Games .. .. .. r•""''daY•s Ga mes Los Angeles at New York, night Boston at C;gliforIa, night San Frill al Philadelphia, lligbl t New York at K n City, Bight CHicago at Pittsburgh, night Washington t innesota, night Hopstoo at Allllnta, Righi Cleveland at cago, night St. Louis at Cincinnati, twi- Baltimore at Detroit, night ST. LOUIS (UPI) -Thi his players. two defeats. of Mete either even though both with Mays moving to third on M'arlchal. Met Stotllem:rnJ ,g NatioRal Leagae, thanks to two "They did a tremendous job," In World Serle• compeUUon runs scored by the National McCovey's force out. of Its lesser lights, atilt was he said. "I'm glad they : Alston is 4-1 over the American League came oil bis !efthanded Third baseman Ron SaniO Sonny Siebert were the Alntllr"' ridinB high today and manager wrapped il up when they did · League so it's plain why the pitchers. then hit a slow ground ball can League hurlers in adlliltoll.: Waller Alstoa even came up because I was running out ol Dodgers skipper Isn't too "Well, we got our run off a down the lbird base line. to McLain, Kaat and Rtchert. : There. were two · AII.Siaf.u wilb an extra bonus in the 10- players." popular In American League leftbander, 100," Mele polnled Brooks Robinson came in fast Inning, 2-1 victory over the circles. Iout. ill an attempt 10 scoop It ap, financial recorda set wllb ~· " America• League Ia the All- . He was about 10 use one of Tuesday's game wa• played Tbat came ta the second but couldo'l make the play so receipts of f307,848 and ~ -' Star ~am•. I them when Wtlls_ broke 11 ~P· in searing, IOIMiegree tempera· inniniWJili one oat when third Mays crossed the plate with the receipts of $284,941.31. Tttf.. , I Wtth Pete Richert takmg lures in the new Busch basemaa Brooks Robinson, tying run and Santo was money, as well as the televltj:loa, l i and radio reven~ IOH ; ~. ~ Catcher Tim McCarver of the over . 00 the mound for lbe Memorial Stadium and soma named the game's moot vat. . credited wilb an Infield hit. Cardmals and shortstop Maury i Amencan League as lbe game 300 of the 49 936 fans who ble player lllled a shot lo left. The hit was Mays' 22nd ill the players pension fund • ., . .. " Wills of the Dodgers, who don't went inl~ extra iRnings f~r lbe attended bad he treated Ia Hank Aar;., was slow starting AII-S11>r oompetitinn and That's all the Am~ , Lea Mtht_gh Inank didtiona! th ffour rate very. lbe Na_ _ Ill Itch lime,f McCarv_er hit bJS first aid stations. j in for the ball and al the last run was his 19th, extending his League bad 10 be tbanldul;,ll!l:,,, g~e mg r 10. '· e II'S! P or 1 amgle. Maoy, iocluding Vice Pres- minute allempled to make a Ali.Star records in those two Amencaa Leagae Tuesday. Second baseman Ron HURt of ident Hubert Humphrey, who shoe string catch, but the ball categories. 1 "The victory itself was the Meis sacrificed McCarver lbrew out the first ball, left went by him and rolled to the . Pitching Domlnaled satisfying enough," said Alston, to second 01 Richert's second their seats before the game wall for a triple. There were few threata ; who is becomiRg more and pitch. was over to escape the heat. Pltc' Got_ Awa, hetwee• the fourth and lOth more of a pain In the neck to Th the S 10 , th Manager Sam Mete had no Koufax got fll'st baseman mnmgs, w1th the ptlchmg the American League. "But th ent b ~na r~ sou t~"' excuses for his Ameri~ao George Scott 10 foul oat but predominating. But then came there was something e.tra in 10 r~~ wo a ' an one s r e Leaguers. white pitchjag 10 catcher Bill the lOth and the McCarver and the game for me. S...dy Koufax s. CI tcb IDt "We just couldn't score Freehan, a change-up got away Wills heroics. IN AN showed me he was all right aod H'18 91. th• d Ia 'tch runs," Mete said. from him and sailed high over Brooks Robinson got three of Wills proved again that he's a 8 f ~ b ltnnd Wils~~ed "Pete's a good pitcher," Mete catcher ' Joe Torre's head and l lbe American League's sil: hils A· I h't Insisted. "I broaght him In just •Robinson easily scored on the I off four National League The lith annual Little Base- Hans won the championship mighty good little mao 10 have 1~as1 . •;, fJ ald ~ the b'~ 1 USEO i f ':t,ng te ~~ wild pitch. · pitchers and set one All-Star vall Tournament will be held that summer. Only other Gall~ around in the clutch." 1 ;t when I wanted to." who had been g-~~eihe ~erf0 1':,. He said he never gave al Denny McLaiR, the American fielding record and hed another in Wellston starting July 25, : polis title came in the SLlDlmer Koufax, ~~ it was announced todtlY by j of 1958. pounded ill his last start by :on nd WI lth her;• or lboagh!IO walking Wills. League starter, pitched three when he accepted eight chances 1 Atlanta Saturday, gave up the a . 1" 1 o~g f !don~ b•~: "After all," Mete pointed out, perfect Innings, but the Nation- and had four putouls. Pearl Kisor, city recreation 1. ----commissioner. · one run the American League carne m th e ad; "Alston had Felipe Alou oa the at League promptly lied it up Gaylord Perry, the fourth 0 ~s 0 &2 Ford Gal. 500 , scored but it wasm't entirely his h~ ~ ';._t e P a e was WI on-deck circle so I couldn't see in the fourth wben southpaw National League pltcher who 00 4 dr. I cyl. AI Trono. P. Edgar Hay burn will act as ! fuult. a e. where there would he any Jim Kaat of the Minnesota gave up Dilly one hit in the two d:aerlne,r.cllo ..... ....._ tournament manager with Lar-r Nu BrealdDg Stuff So the National League won I percentage ia walking Wills." Twins came oa the sceoe. innings be pitched, was the ry Walbur• handling all appU.. 'Sandy didn't bave bls its fourth straight All-Star Alou, along wilb catcher Tom Willie Mays led off with a winning pitcher while Richert, 64 Galaxia XL calion• and communications. breaking ball working, but he contest and made its margin Haller, were the only players, single and slopped at second of coarse, was the loser. Con..r1lblo. I cptlndor, auto lnnt., pewu ttMrshowed me he's back oa tbe over the America• League 19- oulside of pitcben, lbat Alston when Roberto Clemente also lo between Koufax and Jno, brokoo .... beam," said the happy Alston. 17. For AlsiOR, it was his fifth had lelt. singled. Kaat bore down to get Perry, the National League windows, r1dlo & holtor Alstoa bad praise for all of AJI.Star vi<tory against oAiy There was no second guessillg Aaroa and Willie McCovey, uaed Jim Bunning and Jua• td 1 11th SEO Little League Tourney Be~ins July 25 1 1 ° : Griffith See ks Greal er t"t -·r Fame Tonight lb. 64 Ford Fairlane . 500. 2 Dr. H1nftop, I ~ lndor. Rodlo & hu!Or. Whltew•ll tlrH. TENDER-TASTY Round Steak · · · ·· ·· · lb. 95c Betf Rib Roast .. .. .. lb. 99c To some people, it is a retailer's own brand created with selling price first in importance and quality second. bag" party. Is it proper for the i hostess lo have the ribbon and 1 material cut and ready when guests arrive? Who should be invited when the party preced· es a formal wedding?-PATIE Dear Patte : TENDER JUICY FULL C:UTS _ _ Ib. . HELEN HELP US! h~lamn me for being cold. I' FRESH FROZEN -,.t WOMEN READ TOO MUCK, QN NoT ENOUGH ·· He·!"en: Dear . ~ read &II the articles a~t how men should treat their wi~s, but my husband' says !hit's hogwash. He won l bother'2ith marriage Jm.nuals, then •"• "Super Right" OtYality Meotsl p ' ase delivered with a .small : name ~~ hot dogs Tllat .~ c --il the throat. and m ev- ~ where Coney Island Red Hots · it,t's ·ndh Wond•~rlul_ly g~t. their siz~ling sta~l a few ~ord !!lection as extt- zJII10ns appetites ago. ll\1llic the Crilerior Theatre I Excuses, excuses, excuses: a ~ Brfidway whe,.. "Vlrgon•a fallofl of betting at both the Witlf" lo a study in ugly to • trolling and llat tracks berea· .tihert!ess: ''No Two People r bouts is credited to the Wall Kth Ever Been So In Love" Street "adjustment" . "Exten . -~ UnJtMI Artists r~ports fairly sive alterations'' is the excuse oilictell' it has a corporate for a llock of Bdwy. holspots stile on lls fiscal phi1.z over 1 c\o~ing or about lQ ~huUer: tlj acting of Jordan Christo- ! som~ won't reopen . . Sa~IT_lY pllr 1 lhi!! lad who wed Syb1l Davis told Sen. Jacob Jav1Ls (!lit lli·Mro. Rtchord) Burton: :he had red tape problems tryUi says it has "lined up two , Jng to get to V1et Na~ to enter· rncie picture& for him'' whil'h I tain Ihe troops: Javtts railed Ill(: -n~ thought might not Sec. McNamara and now Sam· q.jOa ba a firm contract at my can shuflle off to Sa1gon trill, [whenever his overworked heart lackatqe at the Helen Hayes I desires 1 on+a~ " Shirley Booth rec'd a Th~~-ount The~e! _!!- * ,, QUD· 1 ·' A recent article from American taln only 50 to 60 milligrams In 2-Dalty Sebtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July lS, 11161 IONELES~TDP CUT 64 Ford Galaxie.-z500. 4 Dr. '-"'~."1-l.~ trans. Radio power ltHringl,, ·;m.uo;.i II reo. SIRLOIN TIP OR Round Steak · · · · ··· · lb. 99c: Rotisserie Roast · · · ··· lb. 99c To us at A&P, it's the opposite. Quality comes first. 63 Chevrolet TENDER-TAlTY PRESH LEAN lb. 99c Ground Round · · · · · · lb. 89c Beef Rib Steaks lEAN-TENDER-BONELESS tiel Alro. 4 Dr . 6 -.!• Stondord trono. Wh~llf'l tint. CHif'PED tiiOJii'I!D 63 Ford Galaxie : Heel-of-Round · · ··· · ·· lb. 79c Cooked Ham ...... .. .. lb. 89c Value ... the best for the least is the rule for our private brands. 5GO 4 Dr. I cyllnclor, oUt. matlr: trans. ladlo · •n1 ht1t1r, power lherlna. white wah tll'ft. ALL GOOD lkANII BONELESS-TASTY Cube Steaks · · ·· · · lb. $1.09 Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c If this wasn't true, how foolish we'd be to invest, as we have, literally millions of dolla;s in processing plants and testing laboratories. SUPER·R IDHT Sldni......-AII Mut BONELESS-LEAN 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. I cyllndor. 5 •Plied trans. 2 liMed Nlir oxlo. Lo119 whool Ito ... _ Stewing Beef · ·· ·· · · · lb. 75c Wieners · · · · · · 1-lb. pkg. 69c CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN. 63 Mercury t Dr. Power St...-fr19 ancf Brak". Autom.tlc trans. CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Haddock Fillets l·lb. pkg. 55c Flounder Filets 1-lb. pkg. SSe If all we wanted were products we could sell cheaply 65 Dod!le Dart 2 Dr. 270 S.rln. I cyllft. rad• 1 ._,,~, . , ~ The idea of quality private brands isn't new at A&P. As a matter of fact, it's one of our oldest policiesand by golly, we're proud of it. Are A&P Private Brands a good reason for shopping A&P? They're one of many. COPYRIGHT (I J96fi, THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., I"'C. shoWa up. Or at lea111t he alwa)'S 1859 us; ::: On this day in history: 1 fi&ured It worked both l In 1787. Congress passed the Cantaloupes ·· · · · · 2 for 79c SUNNYFIELD SULTANA BRAND CORNFLAKES Pork & Beans 1i-o:r. pkg. l9c SUN KIST SUNKIIT , Lemons ....... .. 10 for 59c WITH TOMATO 4 Door, 6 cyl. 5tll!ldor4 trans. 58 Dodoa '.-1 Ton P1ckup, I eyJ. Keith Goble Ford USED CARLOT SAUCE JANE PARKER - ICED CAKE MELOBIT PROCESSED Spanish Bar Cheese Slices 2-tb.l9c Each con ANN PAGE Black Pepper · · 4-oz. can 35c Salad Dressing 1!-Qt. Jar 73c ANN PAGE OUR OWN Barbecue Sauce 18-oz btl 33c Tea Bags .. Pkg. of 48- SSe ANN PAGE-REGULAR OR CHEF WHITE HOUSE French Dressing 8-oz. btl. 25c Instant Milk 12-qt pkg $1.09 Instant CoHee 10-oz Jar 1.29 Frozen Food Features! *. Cream Pies ·· · ·· · 3 pies 89c · Grape Drink 4 - 6-oz cans 39c s,.._ IlL Mlddloport. 9-oz. ANN PAGE-GROUND Orange Juice 4 ':~. 79c I " 63 Ford Custom.. J:49c Oranges .. · ...... 10 for59c J sc AMERICAN Oil PIMENTO 6-oz. pkg. Peach Pie ...... · .. · Each 49c lopping ··· ·· · 61-oz. can 49c A" IRAND STERILIZER Pullman Bread 2 lb. loaf 35c Whipping Cream 8-oz. crt. 39c ' ., • ..-:,. July Clearance Sale.l :1, STARTliNG FRIDAY, JULY 15 A&f IRAND-IIIAL CREAM JANE PARKIR ALL DAY THURSDAY Preparing For Our Annual A" IRAND Cake Donuts · ·· · 2 pkgs. 49c Cream Cheese 3-oz. pkg. 12c JANE PARKER WE'LL BE CLOSED l9C Just Unloaclecl! Italian Dressing 8-oz. btl. 29c Toothpaste · · 71-oz. tube 49c LIBBY'S aRAND--46 OL Clno Ann Page Paprika 4-n en 35c Tomato Juice · · 3 cans $1.00 PLAY THE FABULOUS BONUS BINGO ~: AT A&P Clip or CopJ !See page 7 of your 8on111 · Blftgo tam• bookJ "Home of Arrow Shirts• DEALER No. 2nd Ave. MAIZITTI ANN PAGI DOWNIE-GROSS, INC,' H& R FIRESTONE AU ANN PAGE . AT 9 AM CARLOAD Fine Quality Groceries! French Fries · · 2 lb. pkg. 39c Gum C11ndy ·· 2 lb. pkg. 39c Slaw Dressing 16-oz. Jar SVc ! 2 Door Honltop. 6 cyl. Standard trtnl. Low mil• PEACHES Blueberries · · · ·· · 2 pints 69c JANE PARKIR-3 YARIITIU Red Beans 2-lb. 9-oz. can 29c - - CAROLINA REDSKIN$ flliSH I 66Mustang Fine Grocery Features! ways. and I've been pretty Northwest Ordi?ance selling up 1 iUre ot him too. Other night 1 the ftrst orgamzed government A&P UANO ANN PAGE wai lalkina about our two lwest of the original 13 states. steno hi-ll's, and I said, "WtJen l In 1865, Horace Greeley wept fnarri@d which shall we 1wroLe in an editorial lin the ~-~:ee~?" before I thought ... :New York Tribune) tha_l f~e~al Dead silent'e': civil servants who dtdn t hke 1 haven't seen or heard from 1 Washington shoold - "go West, him since and our Saturday and lymtng man. ~o West and grow lulll(ay c8111e and went without lup with the country." 1im. He dido;t even bring over 1 In 1842, the underground Free AlP BRAND-FROZEN 1is laundry. 1 French movement changed Jts A&P CONCENTRATED tJe'• 1 J&..year-old bachelor. : name to "Fighting France." I'm 28. old enoagh to know l' A thought for the day-· , MORTON-FROZ&N-14-oz. pl .. .vhen I'm ditthed. But can you , Norwegian novelist Htnr1k_ ~ :t!!l me one thing · if a man can 1M!n said : "I hold Ulat man ts ~n .ake you completely for grant- I the right who is most clearly 10 P:rtsh P:ro1en G, ·why can't you return the ! league witb tPe future.11 fllorlcl1 MURCH'S PROZEN Pure J~lce ~...-? .IlL TED I )ear Jllled : '<\ IIIFW CARDS · Because with him, "for i st. LOUIS <UPI)--The SL - · Retails effeclive thru Sat. July 16 In Gallipolis and Middlepor 1• •ranted" didn't mean forever. ' Loui' CardinaL• Monday an' One re•oon 1 bac'Jelor •tays . nounced lr~agent draftees hat· way is - the minute a ·second baseman Frank Devan~rl indica lea · she has him in an ol San Diego and Jamea < ' ~· ~ ~ ~; ' < • ·~ • ~· ' ~-~ - • ' • . ' 1t he bag, he JiH' he·· tn. sack. Smith, a righl-baded nttc~r Tl>i• man had a good thing from Port SUJoe, Fla , had :oln' - for nim, but it wasn't signed contracts. jolng anywher. - lor you. Next I Dovenan, 29 yeara old, 5-feetJme don 't bamne a housemaid :II and 175 pounds, was oefm;t you be,;.me 1 bouse- : aiSigned lb Arkansas of the rife. - H. · T•os Leagae. Smith, 18, lear HeI.,: Iattended Chipola Junior Collece 1 am ullw t.o bav• a ''rice Iof J.larjaa.na ~I.a. ! r Locuot & 1 1 •nd hoakr 58 Fo~d Pickup ~ Ton. 8 cylinder, LARGER SIZE 27's ' "'1' ! Fresh Fruits dnd Vegetables\ without quality control-, anybody could produce them for us. ! ..,, lfandard traM.. STORE MIDDLEJIORI' Ask For Your (Construction Grade) BEST PRICE in~ the VALLEY If you plan ' remoclel or repair to build; come set us ,!!nd . ~: ' FREE BIG PACKAGE OF ZINNIA · SEEDS Nethlnt To Buy NYLONAIRE . . . . .}2·95 ;~ "t '" '' ' '·' ' { ' �.. ~ \ •. ' .J;,., . ----~------~~----------·~--------~~~~~~ i '. : · 1 ·. I CONFUSED BY WILD C OF LOW DISCOUNT PRICES PLUS STAMPS? TI N y 5 e~n't ( li , . ' I . 0. ' i ~ ' Open Daily 9:30 to 9:30- Sunday 10:~0 to 7:00 BOY'S U1TLE . . LEAGU£ BASIBALL However, if you're looking for the lowest food prices ponlble - without trading st1mp1 then Foodlend is your answer. Remember ... . only at Foodlend will you find the lowest total food bill week after weelc. ' I :,l . \ If so, take It from the top . . . . it juit doesn't WE RESERVE Tl1£ work that way, If you get atampa, you h1ve RIGHT TO liMIT low food prices, too . . . . not st-wlde, any•• QUANTITY how. Why? Because no auper merkel cen efford . to give both. r 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU • ' . A ' I ~ I I Middleport, 0. c lb. TENDERBEST ---~-------...J TENDERBEST PICNIC c FOAM CENTER CUT ONLY ELECTRIC For I I l EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 16 or. box Listen to MUELLER$ sPAGHETTI _ _ _ 16 oz. box Tiny's :~ii~~ l I' ' AJAX LAUNDitY DETERGENT \ 11c 11c 75 S .25 1 gt. . size AJAx LAUNDRY DETERGENT _ _ kl•"i".. FAB LAUNDRY DETERGI!NT - - Sin . - FAB LAUNDRY DETERGI!NT gt. slzo CtLD POWIR LAUNDRY DITIRGI!NT regl• _ _ ,.. AJAx CLEANSI!R - - - 14 oz. can 73C c 100 r=uc:-J FRESH D• 1 Ql y-- Chips Ahoy./ 'h or. 2 14 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ , b1gs 89C REG. 69c head PURINA u. s. C MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS c . box ONLY c CREAM SHAMPOO Reg. $1.59· HIDDEN MAGIC • c JAR i... ••• CHEWING GUM F 0 I HAIR SPRAY NO. 1 LB. BAG SLICED or HALVES REG. PRICE '1.29 ONLY BAYERS ASPIRIN .59 I ; 'I LUSTRE 100 TABLETS NEW 25LB. BAG t i c BONUS BUY STOKELY YELLOW CLING REGULAR 1.00 COLGATE 100 MOUTHWASH each AD NABISCO EACH - c 1 c COLGATE PLASTIC 10 GAL ll TOOTH TRASH BRUSHES CAN Boxes WMPO RADIO 33c . 16c BOX OF c WASH ONLY CLOTHS (20c OFF LABEL) Time 11:30 A.M. • PKG. OF 4 CANNON eYELLOW 14 oz. TEA BA Hymn ( Rog.31 c ., ~ eSWISS CHOCOlATE e DEVILS FOOD BONUS BUY TENDER LEAF r SHOES DUNCAN HINES eWHITE I 44 GENERAL ggc LB. I. . , eSPICE ' ~· ' (STANDARD) SANDWICHES 10 ONlY WHILE THEY LAST HAM c ' BONUS BUY TENDERBEST . ': 'r c •' ALKASELTZER . PURSE SIZE c c each ,, • REG. 63c c CAN l I . . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - I · No.'H $ .00 SIZE CANS -r::iiYjr EASY MONDAY C0.LGATE ' c .¥ GALLON · PLASTIC JUG 1· rl ' ' \ t• -~:::.. ~":. .·:....':::..-::-_~!:!";.:-..,Jf~~~. .i~~;; ::.o::;.'"!...- ,.... ~ .....:.''.".: •_;·_.. . ·_. .... ;.. . ~ .. ~- -·-.,:;_· ~-- ---- ~ :.: ~- -_·_,. .I• , __ .. • ' ., _,. __ .. ...-~.:::,:_;;,_:..;.,...;.. ~ .;_ . -• ·• . • - · ··• . . ,. - ·-- ~----·-·- - "'-'"- ,.,.. _ .... - . . ..... _- • - ~---- - -.._.,. ~~ - ·- - . ,,, _.,_,, ...........,•.- •.~ •;-·--..,..,,. .,..,__ ;.~.-- - ~ .. -· __.... .._.... ~ ------ .... - -~ --'- · . . ' -FAM,LY . SIZE ·c . TINY'S BARGAINLAND MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ -. . TOOTHPASTE BALLARD OR PILLSBURY • ~~ ~ I .Ll . I . ' I I �.. ~ \ •. ' .J;,., . ----~------~~----------·~--------~~~~~~ i '. : · 1 ·. I CONFUSED BY WILD C OF LOW DISCOUNT PRICES PLUS STAMPS? TI N y 5 e~n't ( li , . ' I . 0. ' i ~ ' Open Daily 9:30 to 9:30- Sunday 10:~0 to 7:00 BOY'S U1TLE . . LEAGU£ BASIBALL However, if you're looking for the lowest food prices ponlble - without trading st1mp1 then Foodlend is your answer. Remember ... . only at Foodlend will you find the lowest total food bill week after weelc. ' I :,l . \ If so, take It from the top . . . . it juit doesn't WE RESERVE Tl1£ work that way, If you get atampa, you h1ve RIGHT TO liMIT low food prices, too . . . . not st-wlde, any•• QUANTITY how. Why? Because no auper merkel cen efford . to give both. r 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU • ' . A ' I ~ I I Middleport, 0. c lb. TENDERBEST ---~-------...J TENDERBEST PICNIC c FOAM CENTER CUT ONLY ELECTRIC For I I l EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 16 or. box Listen to MUELLER$ sPAGHETTI _ _ _ 16 oz. box Tiny's :~ii~~ l I' ' AJAX LAUNDitY DETERGENT \ 11c 11c 75 S .25 1 gt. . size AJAx LAUNDRY DETERGENT _ _ kl•"i".. FAB LAUNDRY DETERGI!NT - - Sin . - FAB LAUNDRY DETERGI!NT gt. slzo CtLD POWIR LAUNDRY DITIRGI!NT regl• _ _ ,.. AJAx CLEANSI!R - - - 14 oz. can 73C c 100 r=uc:-J FRESH D• 1 Ql y-- Chips Ahoy./ 'h or. 2 14 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ , b1gs 89C REG. 69c head PURINA u. s. C MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS c . box ONLY c CREAM SHAMPOO Reg. $1.59· HIDDEN MAGIC • c JAR i... ••• CHEWING GUM F 0 I HAIR SPRAY NO. 1 LB. BAG SLICED or HALVES REG. PRICE '1.29 ONLY BAYERS ASPIRIN .59 I ; 'I LUSTRE 100 TABLETS NEW 25LB. BAG t i c BONUS BUY STOKELY YELLOW CLING REGULAR 1.00 COLGATE 100 MOUTHWASH each AD NABISCO EACH - c 1 c COLGATE PLASTIC 10 GAL ll TOOTH TRASH BRUSHES CAN Boxes WMPO RADIO 33c . 16c BOX OF c WASH ONLY CLOTHS (20c OFF LABEL) Time 11:30 A.M. • PKG. OF 4 CANNON eYELLOW 14 oz. TEA BA Hymn ( Rog.31 c ., ~ eSWISS CHOCOlATE e DEVILS FOOD BONUS BUY TENDER LEAF r SHOES DUNCAN HINES eWHITE I 44 GENERAL ggc LB. I. . , eSPICE ' ~· ' (STANDARD) SANDWICHES 10 ONlY WHILE THEY LAST HAM c ' BONUS BUY TENDERBEST . ': 'r c •' ALKASELTZER . PURSE SIZE c c each ,, • REG. 63c c CAN l I . . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - I · No.'H $ .00 SIZE CANS -r::iiYjr EASY MONDAY C0.LGATE ' c .¥ GALLON · PLASTIC JUG 1· rl ' ' \ t• -~:::.. ~":. .·:....':::..-::-_~!:!";.:-..,Jf~~~. .i~~;; ::.o::;.'"!...- ,.... ~ .....:.''.".: •_;·_.. . ·_. .... ;.. . ~ .. ~- -·-.,:;_· ~-- ---- ~ :.: ~- -_·_,. .I• , __ .. • ' ., _,. __ .. ...-~.:::,:_;;,_:..;.,...;.. ~ .;_ . -• ·• . • - · ··• . . ,. - ·-- ~----·-·- - "'-'"- ,.,.. _ .... - . . ..... _- • - ~---- - -.._.,. ~~ - ·- - . ,,, _.,_,, ...........,•.- •.~ •;-·--..,..,,. .,..,__ ;.~.-- - ~ .. -· __.... .._.... ~ ------ .... - -~ --'- · . . ' -FAM,LY . SIZE ·c . TINY'S BARGAINLAND MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ -. . TOOTHPASTE BALLARD OR PILLSBURY • ~~ ~ I .Ll . I . ' I I �... ~ ... .. ~ , , , • o , ..... , , - ~ ·I fi -..... . . .... .... . .... ., . . .. . ........ ... - ~ , ~ ~- ~ ...... ... . .. .- ~·. ... ---·.10 0·. .~---~~--·-~·..... ..,....__ ..... . . . . . . ·- . . . . - -~·· .. - ·r-r-r:?'t""'........... ~.,,.....p• .. ., l'entbtet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., '.,..:()'sB'}966 . Fair• W'}} I ohi . . .i.:~......,...,,.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Yilr. a•d Ml'l. Emesl WI•gett, Out-of-town persont .,... h ....1 week!. W/ Johnny Speocer and Anna Coo, t. the death and funeral Gllla Mrs. Harry Hoflma• Is a palf all of Racine, 0., Mr. ud Mn. Rlssie Lykins, mother of liN. t11111 a1 West VlrSiJiia UniverC. B. Hazlett, Mr. and Mrs. J ..s Mark Ward, were Mr. and Jiliol. 11f¥ hospllaliD Merganwwn, W. rt:~: CIIURCil WOMEN Mrs. Alfred Sprouse, Mrs. Har· Brown of LEtart Rt. •. Mr. IIIII J. R. Bailey, Douglas Ban.,, Ya. !'!I ond Rebe«a Clr- old Rose, Mrs. Rob<!rt Layne, Mrs. Fred Spencer, Dorothy Mr. a•d Mrs. Joha Bailey, Jim 111). and Mrs. James N. Rouob, The Lutheran Church M.,. Velma Roush, Mrs. David Smith of Mason, Mr. and Mn. Bailey of Louisville, Ky., Mn. LIDda and Jeff are vacationiag held their meetings this Roush, Mrs. James Layne, Mrs. W. H. Price. Sr. of East Liver- Flora Collins, Mrs. Pearl Camp- iD WMbington, D. C. Herman Layne and Mrs. Wil· pool, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. W. K bell of Hazard, Ky., Mr. and !llr. and Mrs. Carl Powell CirCle met on liam Powell, Jr . Price, Jr. , Rondola and Chris- Mrs. William Lyltins, Brenda ud family of lndiaoapolls, Ind. . evening at the Parish The Rebecca Circle met oa tine of Negley, Ohio, Mrs. Max Kay, Mary Ella of Detroit, art visiting relatives here. llilllil with Mrs. William Pow- Wednesday afternoon at the Eichinger and Becky of Pome- Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ly- Mr. and Mrs. Neil Haymak•~"Jr. as hostess. The program I church with Mrs. William Pow- roy, Ohio, Mr. 1111d Mrs. Karl kins, Mr. Richard Lykins of er aod family are visiUng in wao,"presentod by Mrs. Donald , ell, Sr. as hostess. The pro- Case of Belpre, Ohio, Mr. and Ashland, Ky. , Dr. and Mrs. lrJiiaaapolis, Ind. this Bam1ardner Becky Paugh Mar· gram was led by Mrs. Edna Mrs. Ray SkeeR of Sissonville, Henry Bailey, Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. Haymaker _Is attending an IIIla- Sprouse and Brian Russell 1 Burm. the top1c was "The W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rice, Jim, IBM s~bool, be IS employed by !love a report on their classes, Church in the Changing Gwinn of Parkersburg, W. V~., Jackie and Jon of Buoneville, Kaiser Aluminum Corp. erafls, activities. etc. at Camp World." Mrs . Burris also read Mr. and Mrs. John Fry arid Ind., Mr. M. H. Ferguson, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Caldwell Lutller. two articles from The Decision Mrs. Lloyd Roush of New HaY· and Mrs. Ella Lacy, Linda Sue of North Canton, Ohie visited Mrr. Jack Welch, Circle lead- magazine, "falling Apart" and en. ef CanneUity, Ky., Mr. and ever the weekend here with ~· . reported that the various "Let Freedom Ring." The group PVT. EWO'IT Mrs. Charles Briscoe, Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stein. ~ · in the area had been then sang "The Battle Hymn p Eugene Elliott, son of Mrs. Delores Osborne of Day- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolpert ~ted ud they were very of the Republic." Bruce Ad- M vt; nd M Pe 1 Ell. tt f ton, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Oretis ~tlve m JaV)~g their arns and Vicki Bumgardm•r told N;~ ~ave/shas :m 1 ~ b~ Howell of JeRkins, Ky. IQNI'io be seat I V1et Nam, of their experiences at Camp . t . . ' t ~ t Kp K Mr aRd Mrs Otto Grimm and - ··'Ali eels · · h L h hSIC rammg a ror nox. y. · · r _prouse ISm e arge ut er t IS yeo r. They told of Pvt. Ellkltt is a 1965 aduatc their granddaughler, Debra ... co~ tb~ soap. theJr classes, showed crafts of Wahama High Schoof. Here.· Karr, aecompanif!d Mr. and attending were Mrs.,·1 they had made.. etc !· cenyspenaurug tl 1 1 Jo h he rMrs e · Raymond Layne of ParkFRouh . s , Mrs. 0 onald Those a~tendmg were. Mrs. with his parents aRd sister, who ersburg to Owensboro, Ky., Bumgardner, Mrs. Jack Welch, M. L. Ohlinger. !\1rs. William accompanied him 88 far as Char where they will visit Mr. and Russt>IL Mrs . J _ V. M('Grew, leston Airport 09 his return Mrs. Roland Karr and children. Mr_ s . Harry Layne. Mrs. Otto trip lo Jo'orl Knox. Debra has been visiling here 1 Gnmm. ~rs. John F'ry. !\.1rs. MICHAEL WOLFE INJURED with her grandparents for sevCarroll Adum s, Jr. and Mr:;. '. MIChael John Wolfe, ll·year• W1-111-am p owe 11 . Sr. ROTARY CLUB HOLD old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jol\n LADIES NICHT Wolfe of Beverly, Oh10, was r.,_ Th R t· Cl b . ported to have been hit by a . . e 0 ary u held Ladles cor on Saturday evening while iCirol ADD Barnitz of Uncoil I Night 00 Thursda~ evenmg ~t deliveriDg papers. He is iD serilbts was a wetkpr,d 1·isitor 1 their regular meetmg. A p!cn.lc ious condition at Marietta Memw ber grandparen ··nd ; s~ pper was served by the Ia- orial Hospital, Marietta, Ohio. • D. H. Robeson , , t- dtes <If the Hartford Methochst They were former residents of • M .. 11t. Church on the lawn across the New Haven. ~ road from the church overlook- I :Mr. Mrs. W. A. F.!arn of ing the Ohio River. : DORIS El..UOTT W. Va._. spent the 1 Following the meal installaCARMICHAEL INJURED ·~~.4 at ~IT heme here Ition ot officers for the coming Mrs. Doris Elliott Cannichael 1~!1_ with tbelr son. Mr. . and Iyear was beld with Bill Brady, is a patient at Pleasant Valley 111'11. Jack Elam and B1llle. 1President of the Point Pleasant Hospital following a car arr:i- ! Mr. and Mrs. Harley John- 1 Rotary Club doing the honors. dent on Saturday. She under-1 Jamt·s The new president installed is went emergency surgery on Sat.- 1 8 100 Mr. and Mrs. ~ea Robert and Linda IFrank Capehart: VICe president, urday evening due to iRternal Mr. and Mrs. rktyJe Knapp and' Karl Wiles: Secretary~Treasur_- inJuries suffered in the accident_ division ot aulov• .ODJ Kail Charlil"S and Kevin Ier, Russell Capehart: Board of She is reported to be in bad Joh~ Sargent and Gu; I Director~. Herman Layne,' condition. and Mr. and Mrs. '?' Charley I Lloyd . Roush. Arthur Thabet ! ATTEND PLAY . . Bulovawaitedyearsuntilthey Smith and Jo enjoyed cake and and Richard Ord. 1 Members of . thE:! 1966 S 1 x t h could make 8 good $l0.95 lee cream at their rabin on · Th~ program tor the evening IGrade Class ol New Haven Ele- watch. One with a jeweled·lever Bunker Hl11 SWlday .evening. was m charl:(e o.f F'rank Cape- 1ment.::~ry School and their tee~r~,_ movement, unbreakable Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Rogers h~rt . H~ played recorded mu- l' er , Mr . Wilrred Dingess, char - mainspring. precision fitted 1 ' d th · d te d b d d h parts. Awatetl that's shockaf Bunker Hil1 were Saturday ISIC urmg e evemng an a J'(' a W:i an atten ed t e Nlistant. and waterproof,. too. evening visitors of Mr. and · rec~~~ed message from t.h e play "Honey in the _Rock" at Tbe result is the Caravelle Mn. Charley Smith and Jo and PrP '11 nf Rotary lnterna t10n- Hedley, West Virginia on Frt- tJr Sulova. A wry expensive Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and al. . day evefling. They eRjoyed a Die> _ , fof ooly $10.95. of Langsville. F'tv~ members oi the nic su.pper at GrandvJew State 1009 Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Schaffer act C Jb from Wahama Park ID, Beckley, They v..·ere aeDf Columbus were weekend vi~ School were guests: Mark compamed by several parents !tors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl stead, Dale Macblr, Charles a•d friends. This was i• connecScllaffer and family. Blake, Richard Kendall, tion with their study during the Kireu Gilkey was 1 Moaday Mtlto1 Roush. Othen atteRding past year of West Virgi.Ua. . _ _ erpm~ u~~ _ _ .,1K 1 HAVEN NE ...,.k. t i j loU Pen Jo~~e~ • 1 v,. 1 We sell the good watch. ' llittn:e«,. i I l I C Jdn: Mr. ~ Mrs. Harley John- were Sunday visitors of their daugbllr, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. MurpbJ and family. Ml'll. Cbarfea Sayre and Bill 9111ted MD. Gtorp warn.- • A•• Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thabet, Mr. and Mrs. RICh- I ard Ord, Mr. '!lliLMr.s. Jack Flesher, Rev . and Mrs. Marcus Troogh, Rev. Simpsoa, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mr. and W family Mrs. Rome Wlihamson, Mr. Enjoylag ·a oookout at the and Mrs. Russell Capehart, Mr. Jltllle rl Mr. and Mrs. Everett aad Mrs. Robert Gilmore, Mr. I,Mibert _ . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capehart, Mr. and Mrs. C1tJ1 Jlournf»> of Elyria, Mrs. i Karl Wiles, Mr. and Mrs. Do... ···I S'wtb GroV'Ir and Joy, ,ald F. Roush and Sheryl. J1n. BmJ 1aotJuut of PomSPENCER REUNION e!VJ, Mr. (--*' Mn. c e c i 1 The Spencer Reunioa met on CIIDoiiJ ud fiJIIIIy of Athens Saturday In the New Haven Jlr, and MI'L Harley Haning Park. A covered dish picnic , . Flatw... and Mr. and dlaner was held at the noon lfn. Gele Lambert and family , hour. Music and singing led by e1 u-llclt: Grove. 1 Mrs. Eroest Wmgett followed lltr. IIICI Mrs. Carl Moorn- the meal. . . 1111. Mn. ltOIIIIOth Grover and Durmg the busmess meetmg Jl1t o1 P~. Mr. and Mrs. off~eers for the new year was Cedi ~ ud family of h~d: President - Mrs. Ernest t:tm·: .d lr. and Mrs. Gene W1ngett, v1ce preSident, Mrs. Lo ~ ...,. 'ltemloct Grove G. B. Hazlett. Secrelary:Treas,., • Sunday vlsitoro of their - Mrs. Thomas Lindsey. panola, Mr. pd Mrs. Everett voted to hold the reunion y~ at the same place. 1~ Commrttees were appomted: MOre than 12 billion checks Committee in charge uf secur_.. written IDIIUaliy in the Un- 110g a table - Mr. Fred Spenl&ed States alone, according to cer. '-Trs. Jess Brown; Program tbt Eacydopaedia Britannica. -Mrs. G. B. Hazlett, Mrs. John Fry. Those attendiag were Mr. rutd Mrs. Thomas Lindsey aRd Scott Grove City, Ohio, Mrs. KenDEVOTED TO INTEIIE~1 Of Aetb Cwldiff of Groveport, Ohio, IIBIG8 · MASON AREA Mr. and Mrs. Mason Spencer, Harry Spencer, Larry Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spencer, JHE DAIY SENTINEL 2~~~. " WJEK fNO SPECIALS ... ~epper •• ,. CHUCK ROAST make c I • •• • nutmeg • flavorful &whol ' • \ lb. allspice TASTES GOOD Cooked Outdoonl 21b. pkg. Ohio Valley WIENERS • •••• • • cmnamon • • • Of course, there's a r • lor tbig ' • goodness. Only protein.packed eu11t ol beEi ..t pork are~ and bleaded with imported tp w (the kind ewry good eook has OR .her lrjH m apice sheU.) It's t.beo gently !W!lO!red Wh . . tangy aroma ol hardwood emiii!'B to gMI ,_ . the best tasting wiener yoo"'l. iDd u:s wl e. They're pre-cooked so )'OU don'\ ilalltl tQ. Just heat for plump tend« IJIOil \ That's for sure! cardamon ... and gently smoked! ~ •Hi--Ho Crackers, lO'h oL • Cheez·it Cracken visit wilh his mother, Ste11a Atkins and h'18 · ·t . M Gl . R' sts el' rs. ona aggs. Recent Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Elsie Haning were Mr. aod Mrs. Frankie Epple and daughter, Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baer of Forest Run and Mrs. Allee Davis, Pomeroy and Michael Epple, local. Mr. and Mrs. William Day !rave returned after a visit in Florida witb their son waco Day. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Chap· man are parents of a son born at Holzer hospital recently. He bas been named Monty Dale. The Chapmans have a 41> year old son Lance Elda. Mr. and Mrs. Etda Carsey are the maternal grandparents and Mr. aod . Mrs. Usle Chapman the pat<(Jlal grandparents. Mrs. Lola Cain ts a great grandmoth- CLEANERS fiiv .. Furniture -.T '299 c. ••• I ' y.,, ... '4ASON FiMNITURE CO. on 1.09 r. an rs. ec er avis, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Payne and other relatives, left for their home in Oleta, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Junior ~ 1.00 LADIES NABISCO, 141iit oz;' Size $1-00 _ 1 SPECIAL VALUES IIQil JULY 14-15·16 "''' " (BEST GRADE) PICNIC SUPPLIES have all the n;tiiiJ-. We picnic suppli01 ID llllkl''' your outing coll!pl<'tt. ': Shop this department . for c I LAUNDRY DETERGENT Topp Brand CANNED TIDE RACINE, Full ..::w. "11/R£1 POTATOI=S 10 lb. 49c •'-- -::SL '* i 0. HOMESTEAD BRAND (SOLIDS) -..·._~ ~'. " .. STRUCH SLACKS No Iron O...lm Pastel Shade& $3· $4· 98 • 3 -:~:- $1 .00·'> . 12 oz. cans ., ~ ~~ MIRACLE WHIP ... \ Quart Jar , Perfect For Salads 3 $1 • 49c Graded Good QualltYI L·l VI'S Special! , ROU~-p ·Beef Stew ~JEAK MEAT • Ut. 79c . ' No.2'12 cans ...... Cubed \ • I .T' .,. 'I' )-.1.' ) ,. ,. Tastes Better Than Fresh Perkedl ' ~ F0 LGER-'S,. 1• INSTANT 10 oz. COFFEE jor SLICED BACON 2~:.7;9c ' ...:: ..:.::·. ... ;. Budget , • . PEACHES'~. ,~; 3 89C ; . . _. . I Graded Good Quality! ·• .)" .• :;. Showboat Family Size Cans Kraft Salad Dressing No.2'h cans 98 - _....z ' ' ~ ·) PINEAPPLE RACINE, OHIO "' ;.., Del Monte- Halves or Slices Sweet Treat Sliced ;\,.·, ·'I .• • ~ ~-,\.. box SEVERAL FLAVORS ' t' : ~' HI-C FRUIT DRINKS';~- ,'·: :)'I ... LE ••._ ,·· •' ~.9a Boys Streich ;-' i 11J<', • ' giant T ".{, JEANIE !·; "\>. . ', I ·• Low Cost Summer Cooler! ' NEW WHITE WAIO CROSS SONS M•SOH,. W. VA. Wh!lo 1nd -.lut _ _ - ~~ :"1 to Miss f . Food Values You Can't Afford KNEE PANTS $5·00 • -·· DENIM to 'I• •. "' best values. 2 for 89c TOMATO JUICE, 46 oz. ___ 4 cans $1 CANTALOUPES 3 for 89c I MARKET . ! gal • LICIIM Scrubbed BLOUSES CHIP AHOY COOKIES _ .A ICE CREAM or\TALUESl• 5 pkgs. 79( Fairmont ; Countryside PARADE • Chocolaf8 Chip Cookies, 7'h OL pkg. MIX Ott MATCH 4 gal. ¥' · ' '· 6% OL pkg, STOKELY.CATSUP, 20 oz. bot. _ 2 for 49c HART BRAND 3 ROOMS 111M D-. - ..lane• POMEROY doz. • Fui-Valu - DAIRY BUY! Scott and fam ily, Toledo, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearly Oiler, Evan Scott and other relatives rece£Jtly. Mrs. Harry Richardson, son Rick, Troy, and Mrs. Karl Justus and children, Jennie and Ben, spent a few days recently with their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cloud. . Recent Saturday evemng guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan E1/ans were Mr. and Mrs. Wade Evans and daughters, Rio Grande, Mr. and Mrs. George Evans, Crown City and Madlyn Long, Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Okey _Myers and family, Delaware, VISited ber mother, Mrs. Kathryn Ret-e and other relat1ves recently. >r. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edmlsobildten of Columbus aod Mr. ton and daughters of Tampa, and Mra. Robert Duncan of Fla. _amved Sunday .'or a Shade visited the John Duncans ! week s VISJt w1th relatoves here. SUnd Mr D is Dr. William Fullen, son Dan· llJ ay. · uncan · very ny, Cincinnati. were overnight guests of his sister, Mr. and Mr Mrs. Eleanor Stout of Dayton :ailed on Ava Gilkey. Bill Quickie and Sheri. Ke-nneth DeVore, Columbus, Shirla and Jimmy Clask re- was a holiday weekend visitor :enUy spent a week In Wash- ol his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill ington, D. C. with tbelr annt. Daft. · Mr · and Mrs. Robert Alkire Ann and Dale Lambert, Patriond son, Roy, local, and Mr. ot, are spending oeveral days snd Mn. F. 0. Whaley of Co- with their grandmother, Mro. lumbua opent a weekend at N~ Anna Higgins. agara tans. Mr. and Mrs. James Snyder Mrs. Jol!)o Heitger is vlsl~ and daughter spent several days ing relatives in Ccllumbuo. recently in Coiumous wlU1 relaMrs. Mary Diehl and daugh- tlves. ters. Mrs. Stella Atkins, local, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harley Cloud and Miss Ruby Diehl, Colum- and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gleason bus, spent oome time with attended tbe Art and Craft fair Mrs. Bent Carl and Mr. and at Cedar Lake, Ripley, W. Va. Mrs. Raymond Chapman In Sunday. Baltlmoro, Md. Mrs. Pauline Polsley, oon, Karen Gilkey ol Albany visit- Monte, are visiting her son Jim· ed a weekend with her grand- mie and family, Huron. mother Gilkey while the rest Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wallace, of the Clinton Gilkey family Huntington, called on his sisters, went on 1 fishing trip over Mrs. Leab Wilcox and Mrs. Cethe 4th. ell Thompson, recently. Service On Request Robinson's J RACINE-,~ Fui-Valu •• • • • •• • _IP~E~RSO=~NAUI::.iiii.liiiiiiiijiijiijiijiijiijiijiji eveniDi visitor of ber grand- were Mr · and Mrs. Herman )IIAIIII, Mr. and Mn. Lincoln 1LayJte, Mr. and Mrs. Edwm BusseD IStem, Mr. Harry Miller, ar-. ·-os' GRADE A MILK WHITE EGGS Harrisonville News Notes f rom $10•95 I ''w' I . I. I' I en ARAVE LLE I I I and 1 i I ----------1 I' .r. ''Nri ~~- TuppersPlalD8· sOCiety . News ..,,. River News Vinfon 1 'I s i I mea • . 0. fer ·1ggest program RIDENOUR RADIO & T.V. 1 I! $ode'lo/ Notes ~tee and Mrs. Ora of Fan- t-Jially Sentinel, Pomm>y-Middleport, 0., h!111, · wood, N. J., vlsl&ed during the weekend with trlends here. Oklahoma lo .Ylll!IDI bll mo\h' are YIIIIIDII at B~• Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cubbage er, Mrs. Freda Hart. ter Falll, W. durlni tb t and Kathy of Barberl<!,a, Ohio Mr. ~nd Mn,. Edlfard l!um- week. visited over tho weekem with her sister and brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd RDu!h. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ord are taking a two weeko trip to California. COMPLETE LIN I OP Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Summe'rs 1 CHANNEL MASTER & PINCO and children of Point Pleasaot, •ROTERS •IOOSTIRI .rOWIII have pm-.:hasejl and moved Into Ask About Tho Chonnel M-.. the home formally owned by CrouftN Anlonno Mr. and Mrs. Gary Roush, in the Mae Lu Wan Additioa in New Haven. Mr. SUmmers Is the owner and operator of Summers Pharmacy in New Haven. Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hart and family of , Oklahoma City,' learner ~ngela July 13, 1988-7 gllsb group, lVIII perfonn for Zerkle wUl Oollon Queel up Greenup 5:20 1 Pllbll, Ill flltllel tbreedaysatacostof$4(1,000.1 M H 'h a.m.: Andrew Calhoun down !Wakely •• • -Beb H<>Pt!, television and · arry arry mit Greenup tl:lO a.m.; Ravens,. Martelli 9Udlla,.~,..,...."'-'"· movie comedian, two d•Y• lor LETART, w. Va. - Mr. and wood. doim Meldahl 9:15 a. m.; I Mr. _and ._ Mr•, _Murrell lmll.. $4(1,000. Mrs. Ronald Zerkle, Route 1, Gal reacllllll: Gallipolis Jahe T. up Meldahl 1D: 15 p. 0.~~¥1· ObiA :" . . ~ nd Letart are an~ouncing the e•· ge m.; ,.olly K. up Meldahl 1 05 stllitday · a! Mr. alid Mr1. -Perry Como, television o . da Dam 1U, IU, runnln~ 4 feet Ia m . Mark Easton down MelW B 'cl<lea " ·.:••. record crooner $30000 for three gagement of tbelf ughter, ,on rollers Pomeroy-Mason 20.· · " . ayne 11 · '• I ...,. '""' . . ' • , Angela Gale to Harry Joe ' ' dahl 1:!iCI a.m.; Joseph Chotln I E -'·ld . . ., .~.o~r, . wLumoUS IUPIJ - State Acto IJoted days. ' 16, Pt. Ple&9anl 24.!0, Hinton do\tll Meldahl 2:20a.m.; Valvo- By Mrs. ...,. B,,. ft Mr. lnil Mrl. li&ll(inl!t"ll'!l: 1 IO Fair Mtlllager E. J. Keirns sald Among the acts and their . t- Smith, son of Mrs. . Water .i5 ata_llonary, Kanawha F'allll line down Meldahl 3·55 am_ . ; Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell ser and daughter vaeaUodid~~ toda~ the 1966 edillott ol the fair coals were: -Jimmy Dean, conntry-wes Smith , Hartford, and jibe late 2.2Z falling, Charleoton 18.92. Alton Zeph r u M~ldahl .72s I and oon of Rodney, were Sun- Vtrglnlo. Wlti)e there, tlte)l"i'J.it! will offer more entertainment -Herman's Hermits, and En- ern Binger, f25,000 for three Mr . . Smith. London, Marmet and Winfield ! m y p day guests of Mr. and Mrs. to see Naturti Bridle ijff than any other eXposition In the days. amll MISS Zerkle -'• employed by . dams were on the sills. Ia. . ' Jack Weatherman. many more points of lnt~tl. •. nation lhlo year -The King F ~- a 40- the West V~rgmla Department Dual Movemeeto: Ga!Upofll Dam Reli'able . , _t-.. . ' lteirns said the mone opent member musical group, $2(1,000 •of Welfare, at Point Plea......_ Obto River _ Condon up 14 , . up 9,25 p.m. : Onward down 11 :- : Mrs. Gladys Vwlet . under- : Mr. and Mrs. Blain TQ~.'"rtalnment ill Y for two days. · 1Mr. Smith Is employed II! an 4'45 p m . Pennsylvania up 14 I3S p m . Solvav down 12 25 a 1 went surgery aga~n Fr~day at spent the weekend with ber·., sl'" on en K' W cos 1 conTh , 1 in' • ful kI 1 th w H Sh · · ·· ' · ·• J · • Holzer Hosp ital Gallipolis and te M nd M J....,.....u. Do.... slderabiy more tha•• the $180,000 BY MARIE ALEXANDER - e ~v ~[10011 • roc . eng neer on e · · aver. 3:50 a.m.: James Doran! up m.; Buckeye State up 1:4() a. 1. . · ' . • r, r. a rs. _,.., , ._, spent lor entertainers a year Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ewing and and roll group, $10,000 lor two I Wedding plans are lncomp~ltl· 14, 5 a.m.: Chriss Jr., and Mr. m.: Walter Williamson down , " recovermg satlsfartonly. of Beihesda, OhiO, olso h~ I'll! ago. An estimate that included • daughter, Becky, Columbus, and days. . ! . Chris up ·14, 5:30 a.m.; Dixie 3:15a.m.: L. F10re up 4:45 a. , Mr. and Mrs . William w.,t-• nteces, Mr. and Mr~. ~ the smaller acts and individuals I Brewn Ewing, Cleveland, spent -Art Lmkletter, $22,500 for I motion to telecast two shnws down 16, 6:35 a.m.; Endeavor m.: Peggy Downey down . 6:25 ' son and family "'tertained his ! Barricklow and · fllllllr •\tt on the program as well as the the holiday weekend with their , two days of entertaining. . from the fairgrounds. . up 16, 7:10a.m.; New Martins- a.m.; Queen C1ty down 7:051 brnther.s and '"ters and their Flushing, Ohio and Mr. ,. , so-called big names was $280,- lather, G. P. Ewing. In a package deal With a The cost of staging the fmals ville up 17, 12:05 a.m .; St. ' a.m.; Helen z. up UO a.m. fomllies and hio mother Sun- Mrs. Ru,.ell Groves and,~ _ to $300,000. booking agency, K1erns ootamed I of the Miss USA contest on Marys down 17, 5:45 a.m.; Na- Kanawha River-Lucy Jane day with a pot luck dinner at lly,2' St. Clairsville, Obi.,, ,, 000All of the entertainment Is . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Court· for $36,000 the followmg ads: Aug. 27 was expected to run at tiona! down I9, 5:50a.m.: Bea- Lucas up Marmet 10:50 p.m.: their home on East Shade. Mn. Lilly Lee Shulll fru, with no cbarle except for r~ght, LaureJvtlle, were recent smger Paula ~~y~, reco~dmg leal $2,500. ver down 191 7:05a.m.: Edeana Oliver Shearer up Marmet 6:2.5 There were about 40 in at~ children of Columblll .• ~hji the price of admltiBion to the VISitors of her parents, Mr. and star Jody Mtller, magician Other entertainment at the Busworth <!own 20, 3:05 a.m. ; Ia.m.: A. J. Patten down Win- tendance, including his oroth- few days bere''wlth .... fairgrounds. Adults will pay .l, Mrs. Ed McGhee. M_ark Wiloon, comedian ,Doo fair will Include an auto thrill Walter Beckjord up 21, 5;30 a. field 8:20p.m.; W . H. Shaver, er, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walson Mr. and M~:- •.)oon and children to will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hamp- Rice, smgmg. tlroup The Young show, small race car races, am .; Egerchfl down 23, 3:15 a. IJr., down Wmf1eld 12 05 a.m.; I and family of Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Darael • 6 12 charged centa. Those onder ton have moved into the Don- Americans, the Four Stepbroth- summer U~eater group from m.; Louisiana- down Greenup Allen R. Merrill up Winfield Mrs. Nettie Hayes. Mrs. Mar- and oons vlsi&ed ¥ollill WI ' 50 6 old Love property on Jacksoo ers, and _the Fuller Brothers. will be atlmi!ted free. Bucyrus, barbershop quartet 7:30 p.m.; New Orlens up ,4:10 a.m.: Fort Dearborn down. garet Seidenabel and Mrs. Ed- hlo brothtr. Mr. 1 n~··: '. 'lil'r ,;· Keirns said the high quality st. , The latr will pay the AVCO smgmg, fireworks, and the To- Greenup 3:05 a.m. ; . Elisha , Wmf1eld 4:40a.m.: H. E. Bowl-Ina Re1bel of Pomerov Rnd Mrs. Branch Mllltr alld ~9\ll~"'; ,t, of tho entertainment at the . Broadcastmg Co. $40,000 for pro- oledo Ballet. Woods up Greenup 3.45 a.m .. les up Wmfteld 5.35 a.m. Edith Betzmg of Tuppers Belpre . , ,.o_ 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dav1s · . ~ fo~ was re.sponsible for a $257,- and family, Pennsylvania, spent 000 Increase in patd admiSSions the holiday weekend wiU1 his OVer 1964. This year, the fair parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beecher .' wiU run 1Z days, beginning Aug. Davis. Our Everyday Low Price! Unclassified Mixed 4li 25. Mrs. Gussie Sherritt was a Sunday ~uest of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shoemaker, Bidwell. Mrs. Verla Casto spent the Why Pay More? holiday weekend wltb Mrs. Ka· tby Reynolds, Lancaster. doz. 39c SHOP HERE! Mrs. Joha Ewing spent last By Avo Gilkey week in the home of her fatherMrs. Grace Clark and child- in-law. Mrs. Ewing is oonva· ron ond Mrs. Barbara Whitting- lescing in Holzer Hospital from Right reserved to limit l!w r • ton and children visited rela· a broken hip wbleh ohe receiVOpen Mon .-Fri. --· ·-···· 9 \~ 8 . tives 1n Cheshb-e recently ed two weeks ago in a fall at Saturday ·-----------·-: I -1fi..1: , "rs. Bessie Graham ;pent her home. . 111 afternoon with Ava Gilkey Mr. and Mrs. Dav1d Payne :iTH & PEARL STS.-RAC/Ni: Gordon Atkins bas returned and family, who !rave spent the "The Store 1\iith A Hart", " to Washington , D. c., after a Mpast mdontMh w1th8ethehtr paDrents, llaiiy ' �... ~ ... .. ~ , , , • o , ..... , , - ~ ·I fi -..... . . .... .... . .... ., . . .. . ........ ... - ~ , ~ ~- ~ ...... ... . .. .- ~·. ... ---·.10 0·. .~---~~--·-~·..... ..,....__ ..... . . . . . . ·- . . . . - -~·· .. - ·r-r-r:?'t""'........... ~.,,.....p• .. ., l'entbtet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., '.,..:()'sB'}966 . Fair• W'}} I ohi . . .i.:~......,...,,.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Yilr. a•d Ml'l. Emesl WI•gett, Out-of-town persont .,... h ....1 week!. W/ Johnny Speocer and Anna Coo, t. the death and funeral Gllla Mrs. Harry Hoflma• Is a palf all of Racine, 0., Mr. ud Mn. Rlssie Lykins, mother of liN. t11111 a1 West VlrSiJiia UniverC. B. Hazlett, Mr. and Mrs. J ..s Mark Ward, were Mr. and Jiliol. 11f¥ hospllaliD Merganwwn, W. rt:~: CIIURCil WOMEN Mrs. Alfred Sprouse, Mrs. Har· Brown of LEtart Rt. •. Mr. IIIII J. R. Bailey, Douglas Ban.,, Ya. !'!I ond Rebe«a Clr- old Rose, Mrs. Rob<!rt Layne, Mrs. Fred Spencer, Dorothy Mr. a•d Mrs. Joha Bailey, Jim 111). and Mrs. James N. Rouob, The Lutheran Church M.,. Velma Roush, Mrs. David Smith of Mason, Mr. and Mn. Bailey of Louisville, Ky., Mn. LIDda and Jeff are vacationiag held their meetings this Roush, Mrs. James Layne, Mrs. W. H. Price. Sr. of East Liver- Flora Collins, Mrs. Pearl Camp- iD WMbington, D. C. Herman Layne and Mrs. Wil· pool, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. W. K bell of Hazard, Ky., Mr. and !llr. and Mrs. Carl Powell CirCle met on liam Powell, Jr . Price, Jr. , Rondola and Chris- Mrs. William Lyltins, Brenda ud family of lndiaoapolls, Ind. . evening at the Parish The Rebecca Circle met oa tine of Negley, Ohio, Mrs. Max Kay, Mary Ella of Detroit, art visiting relatives here. llilllil with Mrs. William Pow- Wednesday afternoon at the Eichinger and Becky of Pome- Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ly- Mr. and Mrs. Neil Haymak•~"Jr. as hostess. The program I church with Mrs. William Pow- roy, Ohio, Mr. 1111d Mrs. Karl kins, Mr. Richard Lykins of er aod family are visiUng in wao,"presentod by Mrs. Donald , ell, Sr. as hostess. The pro- Case of Belpre, Ohio, Mr. and Ashland, Ky. , Dr. and Mrs. lrJiiaaapolis, Ind. this Bam1ardner Becky Paugh Mar· gram was led by Mrs. Edna Mrs. Ray SkeeR of Sissonville, Henry Bailey, Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. Haymaker _Is attending an IIIla- Sprouse and Brian Russell 1 Burm. the top1c was "The W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rice, Jim, IBM s~bool, be IS employed by !love a report on their classes, Church in the Changing Gwinn of Parkersburg, W. V~., Jackie and Jon of Buoneville, Kaiser Aluminum Corp. erafls, activities. etc. at Camp World." Mrs . Burris also read Mr. and Mrs. John Fry arid Ind., Mr. M. H. Ferguson, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Caldwell Lutller. two articles from The Decision Mrs. Lloyd Roush of New HaY· and Mrs. Ella Lacy, Linda Sue of North Canton, Ohie visited Mrr. Jack Welch, Circle lead- magazine, "falling Apart" and en. ef CanneUity, Ky., Mr. and ever the weekend here with ~· . reported that the various "Let Freedom Ring." The group PVT. EWO'IT Mrs. Charles Briscoe, Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stein. ~ · in the area had been then sang "The Battle Hymn p Eugene Elliott, son of Mrs. Delores Osborne of Day- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolpert ~ted ud they were very of the Republic." Bruce Ad- M vt; nd M Pe 1 Ell. tt f ton, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Oretis ~tlve m JaV)~g their arns and Vicki Bumgardm•r told N;~ ~ave/shas :m 1 ~ b~ Howell of JeRkins, Ky. IQNI'io be seat I V1et Nam, of their experiences at Camp . t . . ' t ~ t Kp K Mr aRd Mrs Otto Grimm and - ··'Ali eels · · h L h hSIC rammg a ror nox. y. · · r _prouse ISm e arge ut er t IS yeo r. They told of Pvt. Ellkltt is a 1965 aduatc their granddaughler, Debra ... co~ tb~ soap. theJr classes, showed crafts of Wahama High Schoof. Here.· Karr, aecompanif!d Mr. and attending were Mrs.,·1 they had made.. etc !· cenyspenaurug tl 1 1 Jo h he rMrs e · Raymond Layne of ParkFRouh . s , Mrs. 0 onald Those a~tendmg were. Mrs. with his parents aRd sister, who ersburg to Owensboro, Ky., Bumgardner, Mrs. Jack Welch, M. L. Ohlinger. !\1rs. William accompanied him 88 far as Char where they will visit Mr. and Russt>IL Mrs . J _ V. M('Grew, leston Airport 09 his return Mrs. Roland Karr and children. Mr_ s . Harry Layne. Mrs. Otto trip lo Jo'orl Knox. Debra has been visiling here 1 Gnmm. ~rs. John F'ry. !\.1rs. MICHAEL WOLFE INJURED with her grandparents for sevCarroll Adum s, Jr. and Mr:;. '. MIChael John Wolfe, ll·year• W1-111-am p owe 11 . Sr. ROTARY CLUB HOLD old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jol\n LADIES NICHT Wolfe of Beverly, Oh10, was r.,_ Th R t· Cl b . ported to have been hit by a . . e 0 ary u held Ladles cor on Saturday evening while iCirol ADD Barnitz of Uncoil I Night 00 Thursda~ evenmg ~t deliveriDg papers. He is iD serilbts was a wetkpr,d 1·isitor 1 their regular meetmg. A p!cn.lc ious condition at Marietta Memw ber grandparen ··nd ; s~ pper was served by the Ia- orial Hospital, Marietta, Ohio. • D. H. Robeson , , t- dtes <If the Hartford Methochst They were former residents of • M .. 11t. Church on the lawn across the New Haven. ~ road from the church overlook- I :Mr. Mrs. W. A. F.!arn of ing the Ohio River. : DORIS El..UOTT W. Va._. spent the 1 Following the meal installaCARMICHAEL INJURED ·~~.4 at ~IT heme here Ition ot officers for the coming Mrs. Doris Elliott Cannichael 1~!1_ with tbelr son. Mr. . and Iyear was beld with Bill Brady, is a patient at Pleasant Valley 111'11. Jack Elam and B1llle. 1President of the Point Pleasant Hospital following a car arr:i- ! Mr. and Mrs. Harley John- 1 Rotary Club doing the honors. dent on Saturday. She under-1 Jamt·s The new president installed is went emergency surgery on Sat.- 1 8 100 Mr. and Mrs. ~ea Robert and Linda IFrank Capehart: VICe president, urday evening due to iRternal Mr. and Mrs. rktyJe Knapp and' Karl Wiles: Secretary~Treasur_- inJuries suffered in the accident_ division ot aulov• .ODJ Kail Charlil"S and Kevin Ier, Russell Capehart: Board of She is reported to be in bad Joh~ Sargent and Gu; I Director~. Herman Layne,' condition. and Mr. and Mrs. '?' Charley I Lloyd . Roush. Arthur Thabet ! ATTEND PLAY . . Bulovawaitedyearsuntilthey Smith and Jo enjoyed cake and and Richard Ord. 1 Members of . thE:! 1966 S 1 x t h could make 8 good $l0.95 lee cream at their rabin on · Th~ program tor the evening IGrade Class ol New Haven Ele- watch. One with a jeweled·lever Bunker Hl11 SWlday .evening. was m charl:(e o.f F'rank Cape- 1ment.::~ry School and their tee~r~,_ movement, unbreakable Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Rogers h~rt . H~ played recorded mu- l' er , Mr . Wilrred Dingess, char - mainspring. precision fitted 1 ' d th · d te d b d d h parts. Awatetl that's shockaf Bunker Hil1 were Saturday ISIC urmg e evemng an a J'(' a W:i an atten ed t e Nlistant. and waterproof,. too. evening visitors of Mr. and · rec~~~ed message from t.h e play "Honey in the _Rock" at Tbe result is the Caravelle Mn. Charley Smith and Jo and PrP '11 nf Rotary lnterna t10n- Hedley, West Virginia on Frt- tJr Sulova. A wry expensive Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and al. . day evefling. They eRjoyed a Die> _ , fof ooly $10.95. of Langsville. F'tv~ members oi the nic su.pper at GrandvJew State 1009 Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Schaffer act C Jb from Wahama Park ID, Beckley, They v..·ere aeDf Columbus were weekend vi~ School were guests: Mark compamed by several parents !tors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl stead, Dale Macblr, Charles a•d friends. This was i• connecScllaffer and family. Blake, Richard Kendall, tion with their study during the Kireu Gilkey was 1 Moaday Mtlto1 Roush. Othen atteRding past year of West Virgi.Ua. . _ _ erpm~ u~~ _ _ .,1K 1 HAVEN NE ...,.k. t i j loU Pen Jo~~e~ • 1 v,. 1 We sell the good watch. ' llittn:e«,. i I l I C Jdn: Mr. ~ Mrs. Harley John- were Sunday visitors of their daugbllr, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. MurpbJ and family. Ml'll. Cbarfea Sayre and Bill 9111ted MD. Gtorp warn.- • A•• Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thabet, Mr. and Mrs. RICh- I ard Ord, Mr. '!lliLMr.s. Jack Flesher, Rev . and Mrs. Marcus Troogh, Rev. Simpsoa, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mr. and W family Mrs. Rome Wlihamson, Mr. Enjoylag ·a oookout at the and Mrs. Russell Capehart, Mr. Jltllle rl Mr. and Mrs. Everett aad Mrs. Robert Gilmore, Mr. I,Mibert _ . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capehart, Mr. and Mrs. C1tJ1 Jlournf»> of Elyria, Mrs. i Karl Wiles, Mr. and Mrs. Do... ···I S'wtb GroV'Ir and Joy, ,ald F. Roush and Sheryl. J1n. BmJ 1aotJuut of PomSPENCER REUNION e!VJ, Mr. (--*' Mn. c e c i 1 The Spencer Reunioa met on CIIDoiiJ ud fiJIIIIy of Athens Saturday In the New Haven Jlr, and MI'L Harley Haning Park. A covered dish picnic , . Flatw... and Mr. and dlaner was held at the noon lfn. Gele Lambert and family , hour. Music and singing led by e1 u-llclt: Grove. 1 Mrs. Eroest Wmgett followed lltr. IIICI Mrs. Carl Moorn- the meal. . . 1111. Mn. ltOIIIIOth Grover and Durmg the busmess meetmg Jl1t o1 P~. Mr. and Mrs. off~eers for the new year was Cedi ~ ud family of h~d: President - Mrs. Ernest t:tm·: .d lr. and Mrs. Gene W1ngett, v1ce preSident, Mrs. Lo ~ ...,. 'ltemloct Grove G. B. Hazlett. Secrelary:Treas,., • Sunday vlsitoro of their - Mrs. Thomas Lindsey. panola, Mr. pd Mrs. Everett voted to hold the reunion y~ at the same place. 1~ Commrttees were appomted: MOre than 12 billion checks Committee in charge uf secur_.. written IDIIUaliy in the Un- 110g a table - Mr. Fred Spenl&ed States alone, according to cer. '-Trs. Jess Brown; Program tbt Eacydopaedia Britannica. -Mrs. G. B. Hazlett, Mrs. John Fry. Those attendiag were Mr. rutd Mrs. Thomas Lindsey aRd Scott Grove City, Ohio, Mrs. KenDEVOTED TO INTEIIE~1 Of Aetb Cwldiff of Groveport, Ohio, IIBIG8 · MASON AREA Mr. and Mrs. Mason Spencer, Harry Spencer, Larry Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spencer, JHE DAIY SENTINEL 2~~~. " WJEK fNO SPECIALS ... ~epper •• ,. CHUCK ROAST make c I • •• • nutmeg • flavorful &whol ' • \ lb. allspice TASTES GOOD Cooked Outdoonl 21b. pkg. Ohio Valley WIENERS • •••• • • cmnamon • • • Of course, there's a r • lor tbig ' • goodness. Only protein.packed eu11t ol beEi ..t pork are~ and bleaded with imported tp w (the kind ewry good eook has OR .her lrjH m apice sheU.) It's t.beo gently !W!lO!red Wh . . tangy aroma ol hardwood emiii!'B to gMI ,_ . the best tasting wiener yoo"'l. iDd u:s wl e. They're pre-cooked so )'OU don'\ ilalltl tQ. Just heat for plump tend« IJIOil \ That's for sure! cardamon ... and gently smoked! ~ •Hi--Ho Crackers, lO'h oL • Cheez·it Cracken visit wilh his mother, Ste11a Atkins and h'18 · ·t . M Gl . R' sts el' rs. ona aggs. Recent Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Elsie Haning were Mr. aod Mrs. Frankie Epple and daughter, Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baer of Forest Run and Mrs. Allee Davis, Pomeroy and Michael Epple, local. Mr. and Mrs. William Day !rave returned after a visit in Florida witb their son waco Day. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Chap· man are parents of a son born at Holzer hospital recently. He bas been named Monty Dale. The Chapmans have a 41> year old son Lance Elda. Mr. and Mrs. Etda Carsey are the maternal grandparents and Mr. aod . Mrs. Usle Chapman the pat<(Jlal grandparents. Mrs. Lola Cain ts a great grandmoth- CLEANERS fiiv .. Furniture -.T '299 c. ••• I ' y.,, ... '4ASON FiMNITURE CO. on 1.09 r. an rs. ec er avis, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Payne and other relatives, left for their home in Oleta, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Junior ~ 1.00 LADIES NABISCO, 141iit oz;' Size $1-00 _ 1 SPECIAL VALUES IIQil JULY 14-15·16 "''' " (BEST GRADE) PICNIC SUPPLIES have all the n;tiiiJ-. We picnic suppli01 ID llllkl''' your outing coll!pl<'tt. ': Shop this department . for c I LAUNDRY DETERGENT Topp Brand CANNED TIDE RACINE, Full ..::w. "11/R£1 POTATOI=S 10 lb. 49c •'-- -::SL '* i 0. HOMESTEAD BRAND (SOLIDS) -..·._~ ~'. " .. STRUCH SLACKS No Iron O...lm Pastel Shade& $3· $4· 98 • 3 -:~:- $1 .00·'> . 12 oz. cans ., ~ ~~ MIRACLE WHIP ... \ Quart Jar , Perfect For Salads 3 $1 • 49c Graded Good QualltYI L·l VI'S Special! , ROU~-p ·Beef Stew ~JEAK MEAT • Ut. 79c . ' No.2'12 cans ...... Cubed \ • I .T' .,. 'I' )-.1.' ) ,. ,. Tastes Better Than Fresh Perkedl ' ~ F0 LGER-'S,. 1• INSTANT 10 oz. COFFEE jor SLICED BACON 2~:.7;9c ' ...:: ..:.::·. ... ;. Budget , • . PEACHES'~. ,~; 3 89C ; . . _. . I Graded Good Quality! ·• .)" .• :;. Showboat Family Size Cans Kraft Salad Dressing No.2'h cans 98 - _....z ' ' ~ ·) PINEAPPLE RACINE, OHIO "' ;.., Del Monte- Halves or Slices Sweet Treat Sliced ;\,.·, ·'I .• • ~ ~-,\.. box SEVERAL FLAVORS ' t' : ~' HI-C FRUIT DRINKS';~- ,'·: :)'I ... LE ••._ ,·· •' ~.9a Boys Streich ;-' i 11J<', • ' giant T ".{, JEANIE !·; "\>. . ', I ·• Low Cost Summer Cooler! ' NEW WHITE WAIO CROSS SONS M•SOH,. W. VA. Wh!lo 1nd -.lut _ _ - ~~ :"1 to Miss f . Food Values You Can't Afford KNEE PANTS $5·00 • -·· DENIM to 'I• •. "' best values. 2 for 89c TOMATO JUICE, 46 oz. ___ 4 cans $1 CANTALOUPES 3 for 89c I MARKET . ! gal • LICIIM Scrubbed BLOUSES CHIP AHOY COOKIES _ .A ICE CREAM or\TALUESl• 5 pkgs. 79( Fairmont ; Countryside PARADE • Chocolaf8 Chip Cookies, 7'h OL pkg. MIX Ott MATCH 4 gal. ¥' · ' '· 6% OL pkg, STOKELY.CATSUP, 20 oz. bot. _ 2 for 49c HART BRAND 3 ROOMS 111M D-. - ..lane• POMEROY doz. • Fui-Valu - DAIRY BUY! Scott and fam ily, Toledo, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearly Oiler, Evan Scott and other relatives rece£Jtly. Mrs. Harry Richardson, son Rick, Troy, and Mrs. Karl Justus and children, Jennie and Ben, spent a few days recently with their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cloud. . Recent Saturday evemng guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan E1/ans were Mr. and Mrs. Wade Evans and daughters, Rio Grande, Mr. and Mrs. George Evans, Crown City and Madlyn Long, Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Okey _Myers and family, Delaware, VISited ber mother, Mrs. Kathryn Ret-e and other relat1ves recently. >r. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edmlsobildten of Columbus aod Mr. ton and daughters of Tampa, and Mra. Robert Duncan of Fla. _amved Sunday .'or a Shade visited the John Duncans ! week s VISJt w1th relatoves here. SUnd Mr D is Dr. William Fullen, son Dan· llJ ay. · uncan · very ny, Cincinnati. were overnight guests of his sister, Mr. and Mr Mrs. Eleanor Stout of Dayton :ailed on Ava Gilkey. Bill Quickie and Sheri. Ke-nneth DeVore, Columbus, Shirla and Jimmy Clask re- was a holiday weekend visitor :enUy spent a week In Wash- ol his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill ington, D. C. with tbelr annt. Daft. · Mr · and Mrs. Robert Alkire Ann and Dale Lambert, Patriond son, Roy, local, and Mr. ot, are spending oeveral days snd Mn. F. 0. Whaley of Co- with their grandmother, Mro. lumbua opent a weekend at N~ Anna Higgins. agara tans. Mr. and Mrs. James Snyder Mrs. Jol!)o Heitger is vlsl~ and daughter spent several days ing relatives in Ccllumbuo. recently in Coiumous wlU1 relaMrs. Mary Diehl and daugh- tlves. ters. Mrs. Stella Atkins, local, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harley Cloud and Miss Ruby Diehl, Colum- and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gleason bus, spent oome time with attended tbe Art and Craft fair Mrs. Bent Carl and Mr. and at Cedar Lake, Ripley, W. Va. Mrs. Raymond Chapman In Sunday. Baltlmoro, Md. Mrs. Pauline Polsley, oon, Karen Gilkey ol Albany visit- Monte, are visiting her son Jim· ed a weekend with her grand- mie and family, Huron. mother Gilkey while the rest Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wallace, of the Clinton Gilkey family Huntington, called on his sisters, went on 1 fishing trip over Mrs. Leab Wilcox and Mrs. Cethe 4th. ell Thompson, recently. Service On Request Robinson's J RACINE-,~ Fui-Valu •• • • • •• • _IP~E~RSO=~NAUI::.iiii.liiiiiiiijiijiijiijiijiijiijiji eveniDi visitor of ber grand- were Mr · and Mrs. Herman )IIAIIII, Mr. and Mn. Lincoln 1LayJte, Mr. and Mrs. Edwm BusseD IStem, Mr. Harry Miller, ar-. ·-os' GRADE A MILK WHITE EGGS Harrisonville News Notes f rom $10•95 I ''w' I . I. I' I en ARAVE LLE I I I and 1 i I ----------1 I' .r. ''Nri ~~- TuppersPlalD8· sOCiety . News ..,,. River News Vinfon 1 'I s i I mea • . 0. fer ·1ggest program RIDENOUR RADIO & T.V. 1 I! $ode'lo/ Notes ~tee and Mrs. Ora of Fan- t-Jially Sentinel, Pomm>y-Middleport, 0., h!111, · wood, N. J., vlsl&ed during the weekend with trlends here. Oklahoma lo .Ylll!IDI bll mo\h' are YIIIIIDII at B~• Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cubbage er, Mrs. Freda Hart. ter Falll, W. durlni tb t and Kathy of Barberl<!,a, Ohio Mr. ~nd Mn,. Edlfard l!um- week. visited over tho weekem with her sister and brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd RDu!h. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ord are taking a two weeko trip to California. COMPLETE LIN I OP Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Summe'rs 1 CHANNEL MASTER & PINCO and children of Point Pleasaot, •ROTERS •IOOSTIRI .rOWIII have pm-.:hasejl and moved Into Ask About Tho Chonnel M-.. the home formally owned by CrouftN Anlonno Mr. and Mrs. Gary Roush, in the Mae Lu Wan Additioa in New Haven. Mr. SUmmers Is the owner and operator of Summers Pharmacy in New Haven. Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hart and family of , Oklahoma City,' learner ~ngela July 13, 1988-7 gllsb group, lVIII perfonn for Zerkle wUl Oollon Queel up Greenup 5:20 1 Pllbll, Ill flltllel tbreedaysatacostof$4(1,000.1 M H 'h a.m.: Andrew Calhoun down !Wakely •• • -Beb H<>Pt!, television and · arry arry mit Greenup tl:lO a.m.; Ravens,. Martelli 9Udlla,.~,..,...."'-'"· movie comedian, two d•Y• lor LETART, w. Va. - Mr. and wood. doim Meldahl 9:15 a. m.; I Mr. _and ._ Mr•, _Murrell lmll.. $4(1,000. Mrs. Ronald Zerkle, Route 1, Gal reacllllll: Gallipolis Jahe T. up Meldahl 1D: 15 p. 0.~~¥1· ObiA :" . . ~ nd Letart are an~ouncing the e•· ge m.; ,.olly K. up Meldahl 1 05 stllitday · a! Mr. alid Mr1. -Perry Como, television o . da Dam 1U, IU, runnln~ 4 feet Ia m . Mark Easton down MelW B 'cl<lea " ·.:••. record crooner $30000 for three gagement of tbelf ughter, ,on rollers Pomeroy-Mason 20.· · " . ayne 11 · '• I ...,. '""' . . ' • , Angela Gale to Harry Joe ' ' dahl 1:!iCI a.m.; Joseph Chotln I E -'·ld . . ., .~.o~r, . wLumoUS IUPIJ - State Acto IJoted days. ' 16, Pt. Ple&9anl 24.!0, Hinton do\tll Meldahl 2:20a.m.; Valvo- By Mrs. ...,. B,,. ft Mr. lnil Mrl. li&ll(inl!t"ll'!l: 1 IO Fair Mtlllager E. J. Keirns sald Among the acts and their . t- Smith, son of Mrs. . Water .i5 ata_llonary, Kanawha F'allll line down Meldahl 3·55 am_ . ; Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell ser and daughter vaeaUodid~~ toda~ the 1966 edillott ol the fair coals were: -Jimmy Dean, conntry-wes Smith , Hartford, and jibe late 2.2Z falling, Charleoton 18.92. Alton Zeph r u M~ldahl .72s I and oon of Rodney, were Sun- Vtrglnlo. Wlti)e there, tlte)l"i'J.it! will offer more entertainment -Herman's Hermits, and En- ern Binger, f25,000 for three Mr . . Smith. London, Marmet and Winfield ! m y p day guests of Mr. and Mrs. to see Naturti Bridle ijff than any other eXposition In the days. amll MISS Zerkle -'• employed by . dams were on the sills. Ia. . ' Jack Weatherman. many more points of lnt~tl. •. nation lhlo year -The King F ~- a 40- the West V~rgmla Department Dual Movemeeto: Ga!Upofll Dam Reli'able . , _t-.. . ' lteirns said the mone opent member musical group, $2(1,000 •of Welfare, at Point Plea......_ Obto River _ Condon up 14 , . up 9,25 p.m. : Onward down 11 :- : Mrs. Gladys Vwlet . under- : Mr. and Mrs. Blain TQ~.'"rtalnment ill Y for two days. · 1Mr. Smith Is employed II! an 4'45 p m . Pennsylvania up 14 I3S p m . Solvav down 12 25 a 1 went surgery aga~n Fr~day at spent the weekend with ber·., sl'" on en K' W cos 1 conTh , 1 in' • ful kI 1 th w H Sh · · ·· ' · ·• J · • Holzer Hosp ital Gallipolis and te M nd M J....,.....u. Do.... slderabiy more tha•• the $180,000 BY MARIE ALEXANDER - e ~v ~[10011 • roc . eng neer on e · · aver. 3:50 a.m.: James Doran! up m.; Buckeye State up 1:4() a. 1. . · ' . • r, r. a rs. _,.., , ._, spent lor entertainers a year Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ewing and and roll group, $10,000 lor two I Wedding plans are lncomp~ltl· 14, 5 a.m.: Chriss Jr., and Mr. m.: Walter Williamson down , " recovermg satlsfartonly. of Beihesda, OhiO, olso h~ I'll! ago. An estimate that included • daughter, Becky, Columbus, and days. . ! . Chris up ·14, 5:30 a.m.; Dixie 3:15a.m.: L. F10re up 4:45 a. , Mr. and Mrs . William w.,t-• nteces, Mr. and Mr~. ~ the smaller acts and individuals I Brewn Ewing, Cleveland, spent -Art Lmkletter, $22,500 for I motion to telecast two shnws down 16, 6:35 a.m.; Endeavor m.: Peggy Downey down . 6:25 ' son and family "'tertained his ! Barricklow and · fllllllr •\tt on the program as well as the the holiday weekend with their , two days of entertaining. . from the fairgrounds. . up 16, 7:10a.m.; New Martins- a.m.; Queen C1ty down 7:051 brnther.s and '"ters and their Flushing, Ohio and Mr. ,. , so-called big names was $280,- lather, G. P. Ewing. In a package deal With a The cost of staging the fmals ville up 17, 12:05 a.m .; St. ' a.m.; Helen z. up UO a.m. fomllies and hio mother Sun- Mrs. Ru,.ell Groves and,~ _ to $300,000. booking agency, K1erns ootamed I of the Miss USA contest on Marys down 17, 5:45 a.m.; Na- Kanawha River-Lucy Jane day with a pot luck dinner at lly,2' St. Clairsville, Obi.,, ,, 000All of the entertainment Is . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Court· for $36,000 the followmg ads: Aug. 27 was expected to run at tiona! down I9, 5:50a.m.: Bea- Lucas up Marmet 10:50 p.m.: their home on East Shade. Mn. Lilly Lee Shulll fru, with no cbarle except for r~ght, LaureJvtlle, were recent smger Paula ~~y~, reco~dmg leal $2,500. ver down 191 7:05a.m.: Edeana Oliver Shearer up Marmet 6:2.5 There were about 40 in at~ children of Columblll .• ~hji the price of admltiBion to the VISitors of her parents, Mr. and star Jody Mtller, magician Other entertainment at the Busworth <!own 20, 3:05 a.m. ; Ia.m.: A. J. Patten down Win- tendance, including his oroth- few days bere''wlth .... fairgrounds. Adults will pay .l, Mrs. Ed McGhee. M_ark Wiloon, comedian ,Doo fair will Include an auto thrill Walter Beckjord up 21, 5;30 a. field 8:20p.m.; W . H. Shaver, er, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walson Mr. and M~:- •.)oon and children to will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hamp- Rice, smgmg. tlroup The Young show, small race car races, am .; Egerchfl down 23, 3:15 a. IJr., down Wmf1eld 12 05 a.m.; I and family of Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Darael • 6 12 charged centa. Those onder ton have moved into the Don- Americans, the Four Stepbroth- summer U~eater group from m.; Louisiana- down Greenup Allen R. Merrill up Winfield Mrs. Nettie Hayes. Mrs. Mar- and oons vlsi&ed ¥ollill WI ' 50 6 old Love property on Jacksoo ers, and _the Fuller Brothers. will be atlmi!ted free. Bucyrus, barbershop quartet 7:30 p.m.; New Orlens up ,4:10 a.m.: Fort Dearborn down. garet Seidenabel and Mrs. Ed- hlo brothtr. Mr. 1 n~··: '. 'lil'r ,;· Keirns said the high quality st. , The latr will pay the AVCO smgmg, fireworks, and the To- Greenup 3:05 a.m. ; . Elisha , Wmf1eld 4:40a.m.: H. E. Bowl-Ina Re1bel of Pomerov Rnd Mrs. Branch Mllltr alld ~9\ll~"'; ,t, of tho entertainment at the . Broadcastmg Co. $40,000 for pro- oledo Ballet. Woods up Greenup 3.45 a.m .. les up Wmfteld 5.35 a.m. Edith Betzmg of Tuppers Belpre . , ,.o_ 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dav1s · . ~ fo~ was re.sponsible for a $257,- and family, Pennsylvania, spent 000 Increase in patd admiSSions the holiday weekend wiU1 his OVer 1964. This year, the fair parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beecher .' wiU run 1Z days, beginning Aug. Davis. Our Everyday Low Price! Unclassified Mixed 4li 25. Mrs. Gussie Sherritt was a Sunday ~uest of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shoemaker, Bidwell. Mrs. Verla Casto spent the Why Pay More? holiday weekend wltb Mrs. Ka· tby Reynolds, Lancaster. doz. 39c SHOP HERE! Mrs. Joha Ewing spent last By Avo Gilkey week in the home of her fatherMrs. Grace Clark and child- in-law. Mrs. Ewing is oonva· ron ond Mrs. Barbara Whitting- lescing in Holzer Hospital from Right reserved to limit l!w r • ton and children visited rela· a broken hip wbleh ohe receiVOpen Mon .-Fri. --· ·-···· 9 \~ 8 . tives 1n Cheshb-e recently ed two weeks ago in a fall at Saturday ·-----------·-: I -1fi..1: , "rs. Bessie Graham ;pent her home. . 111 afternoon with Ava Gilkey Mr. and Mrs. Dav1d Payne :iTH & PEARL STS.-RAC/Ni: Gordon Atkins bas returned and family, who !rave spent the "The Store 1\iith A Hart", " to Washington , D. c., after a Mpast mdontMh w1th8ethehtr paDrents, llaiiy ' �' . r !Sentinel, Pomeroy-'Micldleport, 0., July 13, 1988 ~-------~~~, Driver Blinded .-r; Youth Bruised ·In ACCI.dent ·~i' •' ' . t ' 'White Reeove~ ...I.N split M0Qe plut tlie BOVfJI'IIIMDI of ... mler NSUYeo Cao Ky. Then were lean a aew poU!Ical crl· ~ could be ID'Ihe maldoi- LONDON iUPI) - H aut• From Leg SUI'Ieey mobUe aafeljl bella were Oat- In Heavy Rainfall Frankie White, 17-year'old - · tn lbo lellllle II...... Tho Meiss CoWlly Sbertli'B 8011 of Mr. 8lld Mrs. Pb!Wp .-., . The BPiit W81 amedreNpo~ more women would wear d artment Investigated 8 one- , Balley, Mlddleport, ~I . llhortly after Ky n SUY;u them, Dr. Norman capener, .:cle accident at 10.40 p m A Middleport yuutb •uataln- surgery 1\leodsy motlllni.. at SAIGON IUPI) - Tho Budd- Luu Vien, a lay Buddbl! a!lii seiendfte dlreetar of lbo mecJ. Tuesday on Route 143 . aboui ~ ed eontuaions of bis arms and VeteraD8 Memorial H08Piial blst leaderahip spUt a c1vm.n u depuly preml.:!i nual Bend Softball Tournament will be leal commission of accident half mile south of the avenue legll in a car-cycle accident 101' severe leg fraclurell au&- day "'' delll8llds by , The appointment and a cab 2oth an .1 e prevendon lold aalo • safely T!resday at 2:10 p.m. on Soulh talned in a motorcycle • truck monks lor a stronger stand a- ahakeup had beeR expected lw Wahama's Bachtel Field July 14, 15,. 18, 19, 2~ expem Tuesday. He oald br dB , Second-ave in Middleport. accident. He is reoovertns Jilt• weeks aa ·• bid I!> restore el12 of ~~e ~est Ja~·p;t~i~:~";.~~~u~:.;rt~- wbal he bad ill milld was a I James Tyree, 47, Syracuse, Police said Dewey Ray Birch· sfactorily at the present and Is lated a prevloul BlfOOIDenl tl vllian conftdence ill Ky'a mil· ourney tree or 0 er safety • bolt-cam-brasSiere. driving a .half-ton truck, lost field, 36, Rt 1 llarrlsonvUle, ill room 119. .., reprl!als. The seven lAM lary government. Ky ..kl lbe , . p . t PI 8 nt Merchants is a , a•-• Icontrol of the vehicle when be pulled ontn south Second-ave, He received elsbt pinta · of ~ are baaed In Tokyo. moves would "improve tbe ef. ye~rs wm~;r, 010d pl:~:team of 1965 • the '""' was blinded by another vehic- near R. H. Rawlings Sons Ga· blood and several donors ha•e , lecUveness ollha governmenl!' ,~ 1je!',• ntere as " e secon____ ' le durins heavy ralnf~ll. About rase, and struck a motorcycle I vo!Wlleered to replace I he •• t 0 Wofodpmekn lbnsur· p rkersburg 75 feet of suard railing was in the rear driven by Mark Tan- blood at the Bloodmobile Aug· earn 0 ar ·ers urg . aTuesda), July 19, Game 1, 8 ' !Continued from Page 1) d th h h"ll 18 I l 29 Fr k' 'U be a senior I tnrn out an ere was eavy ne I • ·• 'us ' an le ~ Alf·:'le:rms must be regiStered p m., wmner of game 3 vs Nadamage to 1e truck. No lnjur- Tannehill ~as taken to the at Middleport 81gb School this · American Softball As- tiOollWJde Eagles of Pomeroy; mouslyth approv_ed. th bo d ies or arrests were reported. office of a MiddiE!Pf:»rt phy~lc.Jan fal~ and by order of the Game a, 9 p.m. Winner N In er busmess e. ar f for treatment of m~nor ln]unes. state .:om miSSioner must have Game 4 vs Mel Clark's All MAcci'teds.the re&i:~~~:::: hl oh POMEROY WINS Btrchlieid was Cited lo Mi~• lbetr'receipt with them or Uley St· rs. ay uer as u a . g dleport M•yor c. 0. Fishers mus&post $5 until they can pro- ~ , ar~ J I 20 • school teach~ and the reslg~a- Pomeroy defea.led East~m coort on a charse of failure tn ;j11 ce'" a re<:el t r istratmn . Wednesday, u Y semi 1 tlon of Marvm Hufford as jumor 6--3 Tuesday evenmg in a Me.gs. yield right of way and he was f.r:d p '1r? ~g fmals Wtnner of Game 5 vs. l high teacher in Middleport. Ga!Ha Pony League game play- fined $10 and costs Tuesday !Continued from Page 1) ,. ~ wmner or Game 8 at 8 p m: and Elementary teachers hired ed at Pomeroy. , ht M F' her also ftned airlines walkout affecUng thou· ~Eit-h team may put 1;. play- 1 winner of Game 7 vs. wmner were Mrs. Marjorie Gibbs, Lar· :Ipb c:~~ff. ~. Middleport, sands were at a standstill to' i$ f n their roster and this !ol Gam'=' 8. . ry Wotre and Nancy Garner. Al-Formally accepted the res- $10 and costs on a charge of Iday over union. charges that ~ter must be turned in he fore 1 Thursd.ay · July ~ ~ - bnals. so employed were Robert Reb- lgnations of Donald McKenzie driving in a dangerous manner. North··-~st Airlmes bad ta~en ie first ~ame is played . , CoP.c;olatwn for thlrd place, erts as teacher aide for a Title as Northwestern District execreprisal~ against seven stJ:ikers. ~ ~ lost>rs of games 9 .and !0, at . 8 I ro ·eel in reading, $300, and utive head and Clarence Thomp- M b h• D • Bargaming collapsed . late · The scltedule announced by p m and champiOnshtp, wm· Chp 1l Ch M h II Un son as local superintendent at em ers lp riVe Tuesday when the lntemallonal or1ver 1s· as foII ows .· . · d t 9 ares asancey , ars!or a Title· Middleport. Kick •O ff Announced Association of MakchinlsIs ners of Games 9 an Ill, B iversity, consultant Tliursday July 14 - Game p.m. 1 project in physical fitnfSs at -Heard Sopl. Hargraves an· Kick-<>ff lor the 1!167 Racine UAM) broke off the tal s on HURRY! HURRY! 1 $250. 1, 8 p.m.,' IBA of Huntington ' liouce a meeting ol the teach- Post No, 802, American Lesion, tbe grounds Northwest had vioRegister for the X·l5 V-:RROOM. No purchase vs. Leiving 's Plumbing and : Accepted bids on coal for the ers of the district at the Pome- membership drtve wdl be at Necessary. Given away Saturday, July 16 at 8 Heating of Pt. Pleasant ; Gam• i next few weeks, necessary roy elementary school for the Thursday, Juli< Zl meeting, p.m. Hurry In, resister now. 2, 8 p.m., Pt. Pleasanl Mer~ , forms and information may be Thursday, July 21, at 7:30 p.m. new post commander .fames. ohants VS. BoUle Cap lnn of ' obU.ined at the clerk's office. -Contracted the Ohio Valley Hill announced today. fluntir1gton. I All bids are due in the clerk's Baking Co. to provide bread for There will be a chicke~ b~r. , : office by 4 p.m. on Friday, Au- the school lunchrooms of the becue for members begmnmg Your Depend1bl1 Fnday. July 15, Game 3. 8 , gust 5. district this year. at 7 p.m. at the Jl"'l home fol· Deoler For .1·11l· Lakin Slate Hosprlal vs: Accepted the resignation Attending were Board Presi· lowed by the regularly schedul-~-~awha of Charleston_: . of Anne E. Turner ·for the sum· dent Richard Jones, Clerk Lee ed meeting at 8 p.m. where In tho Mldlllellleck Nat lol.....,... :.%8me 4, 9 p.m., Bo? S~unders SAIGON (UPI) -Amer1can · mer remedial progfam, Title I, McComas, board members Boys' State delegates Mi~e AND ~ilson Jets of Galltpolts vs. 1 bombers turned oil tanks 16 ' Salem Center, and named Char· Hiran Slawter, Mrs. E. o. Rail, Jenkins and Roger Roush Will POMEitOY'S QUALITY IHOI ITOU r.'ave S~ply ol Charleston . I r~iles northwest of the . North layne Davis as her replacement. Virgil King and William King, give reports. Plans and p~ Sstu~y. July IS Hain , Vtetnamese ~uri.. of H31phong -Contracl<!d with Waiter Supt. Hargraves and Asst. Su- grams for the 196HI8 year will Phone WY 2·2550 late fff.. first two nights. wto an Inferno. ~ISible 140 miles Crooks to supply milk for the perintendent Larry Morrison':·~al~so~b~e~o~u~tlinllled~._ _ _ _ Mond~y July 18 Game 5 B "'·~e~,du.s. nuhtary spokesmen I lunch room prosrams in Middle0 m wln~er of G;me 1 ~s. I sal o ay. . . . I port and Bradbury schools and • · ·• . .. , U.S . planes operatmg 10 , gave the contract tn Valley Bell . Newar)., W. Va .. (,arne 6, 9 i South Viet Nam answered a ·fl.m., ',w·mner of cJame 2 vs. Icall for help from government 1o supp1y mIlk ••w the uthe r -Modern Woodmen Insurance of d d 71 v· I schools of the district. ~ ·----~ troops an . cut . own. . le, -Directed the clerk to conC Cong guerrdlas. m a v1c1ous 1~ tact architects for the new 108 I~;"~~ ~~::J run, the school and arrange for inter0 ~· j ~~~~ aBSZ · bombers from views on July 18, 111, and . 20; Guam today struck suspected' ~e n~mber under conslderaCommunist troop concentra- lion wdl be reduc~d to two or v I tions 15 to 20 miles south of the three after fntervJews. I border between North and -:~eard proposals of Texas Sou th Viet Nam. ,The region 20 Ref1mng Co. to put a new ruo£ miles west of Quang Tri City is on. the. P~arl-St elementary a major staging area for butldlng m Middleport ~nd also Ohio has started its junkyard I- Communi:;t soldiers moving do work on ~be Harrisonville • · th •h 17th p 11 1 schooL No acllon was taken. :;rrf'ening program. H1ghway Isou across ' e ara e. ~.;..~OOiiii=====-.1 Di reclor P. K Ma."!heter re- 1 The raids near Haiphong :>ortf'd Tuesday to Gov ..James I occurred Tuesday and were I '\ Rhodes. among 91 missions flown by . .Oirf'ctor Masheter said $215, 1U.~. Navy and Air Frrc~ pilots. For All Tho Family 1101) worth of screenin/l work on Arrmen from the carr1er USS pr ·"· ~rv routPs will be cornplet- Oriskany ~aid smoke rose ~d 10 Ohio this (all with more : 20:000 feet over the Dong Nahm pa-ojt:>cts planned as fMeral l 011 storage depot. :tmds ~orne available. • . . .. All ol''lihe screening work will I ~EATRER · be d lily construclion con• I Fair 1on1gbt, cooler north . ' U.S S 8 tract o:~ul bids being opened by l with luw in the 60s norlh. 70s Middleport, 0. the department in July and Au· ~oGib. Fair and ('OGler Thun· Softball T.ourney at Wahama JulJ·. }4 On Naw Issue I~ JOo/o -- . I Light o.·I Tanks Jnto F"Ire I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mothers Plan Wiener Roast, Hayride in July OFF +-----· ·--· Chapman· Canaday 1 HEAliNG _'.!,""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""'" 11 'd ° lt: .i' Junk Screenine WiJI be Sold • Sandwich buns I L gust. ~·~Y;·========~~~=~--=~.::::.::::::::-::::. Trees and shrubs will be plant- ~ ed ~ithin the existing righl o( iiay where lea!ible or along 1 ·'~fuenta tn screen the junk· . yard !ie federal govern- I · lllOIII witfPa~ 75 per cenl of the , ~t. $161,1Jl!5. with the slate . paying the ~ remaining $53.t7rl. Seven projects covering , scre<plj~ ~. 12 different high· way wetlons ate scheduled. lncluded is 2 miles between Maple Shade and Kanauga, on Rt. 35 hi Gallia Counly , bids to be 1'apen~'~o:.·'ul_y_2_6._ _ : : : : : : : : : : -'1 are. ~ BLAME ~ THE SHO£ BOX Helena Rubinstein I FINED $15,0011 DAYTON iUPl) -Dr. Irving ·• Heifer, M, Dayton, was fined f15,000 Tuesday in U.S. District :ourt by Judge Carl Weinman , for failure to report $100,000 in income to the Internal Revenue , 'Service. A prison term was · IUSpended. -. ~ I Adn•l•?al. - The NEIL8EN Model I,P' Bl Muterpteae :aa• Color Telalrladcm .. (23" overeD dii~Qnll. 274 sq. Ins. vtlw tM ·~ Danilh Modem BtyliDI ba csbineta of J8bable Wablat ....,. aal ' .elected hardwood .oUdL • .26,000 volt advaooed Q-26 Colol' TV._..,.,_... po.., b •park:libr briabt. pteture~~. , Admiral Super Saope VHF Tuer with pn-..t dDe iaDiDI:Iiftll :roo crUp clear pictun.. • Ne'lll' Admiral Slide Rule~ AMembly,, , delue CVDkal C~~Dtar that. lett you tune UHF TV like • radio. • Admiral Color Fidelity Coutrol. , . dial aew nrnatb ildo eolol' llDd black ud white TV pictuna. • Adr.Ural Automatic DepUIIIDa CircuJt ellminllte. Lmp.it* caUMd by ltray mapM~tic field•. ' Bonded precWOP 23' Color TV plctu,re tube with new pbollphon that (ivf! • llharper pictur. •nd 1DCnued bri1b~ 28J.i' hiJJh, 28~' wide, li" d-. "'f"" . ' J Soft and sweet, as buns should qe Made to have that extra quality BAKER FURNITURE • j .. • · 1 · • ·· ·· ·~~ ··-·- .. -.... -.~·-· ' •..... . ....... .,,.,..... .if<- ..... ~ .. . -~ . .... ... _ .... ~.~- . .... ... . . .. . _, , _, . .. . . . . . .. ····· - · · MILL LENGTH PlE.C.E REGULAR 98c SIZE GOODS BONANZA DISCOUNT PRia Ladies & Children Asst. Fabrics ZORI Prints - Denims SANDALS c cyd 25c Crepe Solea . Vol. to 79c '· ' BATH MAT SETS PIE CARRIERS ASSORTED COLORS DUST PANDLE · Aluminum Pie-Pan With Clear Plastic Clip-on Cover eDURABLE TWO-PIECE, HEAVY COTTON TERRY TOP with eRUST-PROOF SAF-T-GRIP eSTRONG 8 8~. eEASY TO CLEAN BACKING Dust Pan With Handle SAW HOUSEHOLD PWTICS · · · ··· · · Your Choice Blg choice of wanted items Including CUps and Saucers, Snack Trays, Pitchers, Tumblers, Freezer Containers, Bowls, Bun Baskets, Batter Dlab, Dust Pans, Slot strainers, Plates, Soda Glasses, Mug11, etc, VeluM Up To 25c ' . 1'-l' FOR SUMMER PAINnNG , . SPONGE MOP c 9'x12' rwnc DROP CLOTHS Flta All standard Mop Refill• 88c "· NOW EXTRA legs - Men's Reg. $1.29 Val.,. . CAMPUS BRAND TEE SHIRT tMNYUSES-as a step-bath Mat * 1 Reg. 29c * l'llraaSTURDY tubular * TV stool • childs room etc. . Height IS~· I Compare at *1.49 251 N DRUG . l~E~ L Plislk . Coate~~ $tar BONANZA DISCOUNT PRICE REG. 59c - c :.- ~1.00ea ' · · ·D U . ·n-·, lJ!IIIIII ~ lilaitlilf, ~- ~ Stops bad breath instantly ••• keeps breath fresh for hours -lui 1U .• $599·'s MIDDLEPORT, · O. ANTISEPTIC 'Beauly8ok ..,.Ill c ~ LISTERINE Once-A-Year --- ·. I .... Save up to r 4 1 Be different tonight. Eat out. Look under RESTAURANTS in the YEL"i1WPAGES. Where your fllige rs do the walki4l. St She is the daughter of Mr. VafliSCHARG!ID· Le NOW IN PROGRESS! ond Mrs. Calvin McDaniel, Pt. PI Pl t 1 M' J e n. Pleasanl · eas n ; rs. ~·m u.:F1mou1 Brands-Buclpt Mr. and Mrs. Buty Joe Rooab weese, Leon; Dale Miller, . Pt. Prlcod and ramily visited a few dnys Pleasant; Mrs. Grace Rlfne, with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pt. Pleasant. H. T. Skeens, Wheelersburg, BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. HowOhio. ard Bechtle, Pl Pleasant, a Mlddte,..rl, o. Miss · Carolya Riffle, New s•~o~n·:...__ _ _ _ _ _ __1====,;,~.,="""" Port Ricble, Florida is visidns 47% ber aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson and Susan, and grandmother, Mrs. Carollne Turner. Mr. and Mro. Russell Capebart visited in Columbus on Sunday wltb Mr. and Mrs. War· ren Self and family. Mr. A. L. Wasuer, Canlon, Ohio, returned home on Satur· day after visiting witb Mr. and Mrs. Christy Bletner. Mlos Karan Brewer Ia a p!l· tient at tbe Hol2er Hospital. Try! She bas been hospitalized lor over a week. She Is the dauchlOOK ll!lllflllll UTURll ALL Dill 11\illllllO.ul Wllllllill ter ol Mrs. Junior Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles !Dse!s and BriM of Bloomington, Ind. visited recenlly wllh Mn. El!z.. obetb Jeffera, Mrs. Dorothy Cartwrl&hl, Mr. and Mrs. Les Ingels. Mrs. Cartwright entertalaed on July 4 with a dinner honorinS tbe 23rd anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ingels, at her home In Mason. Mra. Mildred Caade of Nework, Ohio, visUed several days fllil~l lllllf 11111·111 with her mother, Mrs. Eliza· lieth Jeffers. 175 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gregg 'llJflMISitlf_,,.._r and family of Panama Canal Zone are vlsllinB bor parents, lt!IIIIE IIIIIIDIIII WITH DIW I Mr. and Mrs. IBB'BC Smltb. Miaa MIDie Bunlgarner, New .Sb!O. Haven, Is a paUant at tbo Pleuanl Valley Hospital. She rePortedly wm return borne Ibis week. lij""• Mr. Jimmy Stewart left for Miami, Florida on busflless Saturday evening. He Ia upected lllllol 1o arrive there by bua an Mo• day evening. Miso Jean Bumgarner, New 1\; ' Haven, wm UBisl .. a leader at Retarded Children'• camp this week al Southside. Sba Is lbe dauQbtet of Mr. and Mra. Harold Bumsarner. Re<ent dinner suests of Mra. Jlim1lla Ryan were Mr. ~·· Edward Ryan and famlly, Mason, Mr. 1'ommy RJan, U· lollJILl, Oblo. The l~tter remabled lor a ..,_... flail with bla mnlber. ..,.l!uoiJWaii(JI11Ji Huvtoloot flo II Port•llflt Mr. and Mra. WUUam Per1 slqer, Joltlmy and Carlene of Columbul, ppent a week'o •• ·n, FMr ~- ttr' fwlllillll "',.... .,..kllldlotiQn visl~ wltb relatlvel In r ·' lhe area. . .. Stock Up On TfJese Betutl(lll Value$ Today! Mr. and Mrs. David Fiau llpellllhe wtekend visltl!la with lrlr. and Mit. Harold LePn/ at · ·g ·' Younpood, ·Pa. . , .. • ''· • 1 ~-· I / ~' . ' ' 'i \ , 1 , ' The Malon Fire Deparljueot .... called lo lbe ...~ ..., lfr. ailil . Mrs. Jolm lloiiPD. Maion, wbon a dryer caucht lire In tilt ~ ol lbelr c Asoortocl Shapoo & Fabrics Valuts to $1.79 One To Buy••• A Free Beauty Companion To (Con;inued from page 1) ,i;:vince them to make a quick j change in the test. . Students who had seen the i toien eopies were easily iden~ tifiable by their answers, Bonner said. ' SSSSSsssss! Shoe Sale and visited receDIIy with Mr. BechUe, Pt. Pleasant; and Mrs. Charles McDaniel, 4th Lee Goodm, Morgantnwn, Ro h' ShoeStor A l E SUMMER II Everybody loves Heiner's buns. TENNIS SHOES JUST WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY s Heiner's Buns I' TOSS PILLOWS "I • Cotftracts for 3 BIG DAYS OF SAVINGS THURS.-FRI.-SATURDAY ==========: Plumbing-Heating p1uMBING Shop Pickens H~rdware ..~ ANT H0 NY - ' .ft, qp ------- -- JetS ' PLAN ROUSE WAJIMING 1 TENNIS CASUALS UPI Briefs ' ACTMTIES REPORTED Th ere MUsf .,. D- :A· Sal e. . •Broken s·l%es I . I .nted to B . &L B d Eshenaur Appol Oar . Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ° '· :A fiawlea emeralll or ~~ PT. PLEASANT - ' City Act- NEWHAVEN-M'r:andMrs. color is, carat for carat, the 1ng Chief ol Pohce Jack Pyles Lewl8 •·--- and Jamil ill ~ gem. released lbe activity report lor -·~• .. Yw bls department lor the monlh be honored 00 Sunday, July ·• of JWle showing the depart· 19116, by tbo employees of ,, , PT. PLEASANT - Dr. Roy Dr. Eshenaur has pracUced the Staff of Pli!IIBant Valley ment members worked a total mers Pbarmacy, Ml'l. Lewll ~ ~ \V. Esbenaur, well-koown local osteopathy in Point Pleasantl·bospital he operated ' the Point SOVPY COMING of 976 hOW'IIaaklnsJO invesU· Clpehart, Mrs. Prealey Roush, ~ ·· ·' it~. , Os.teopatblc surseon, was ap- for 37 yeara, durins wblcb clinic o'n Malo Slreet lor 20 POINT ·PLEASANT - Soupy gallons of accidents; issued 436 Mra. Grace Weaver and Mrs. JIOIDted to the Board of Dlrec- time be has delivered over t,JOO years. He is also oo the Staff Sales, well-known TV comediao,lparkfns meter Uckela and sev- PauUne Smith, wltb a SO MANY PEOPLE AROUND BIG BEND lora of the Point Pleasant Bulid- babies. Prior to admisoion to Iof Veterans Memorial Hospital, formerly ol .Huotington and e• warning tickets;, arrested 11 warmlnl held atbt lbo~a!.~:;.'~,: FOR OVER 30 YEARS 1 Pomeroy, and Soutbem lng and Loon AliSoelaUon by the Hills now of New York Cily, wUlap-lroad law vlolallon arrests and .new home in e ~ board which at the same time Servic A d !Hospital, South Charleston, W. pear at lhe local Stale Tboatre Ifive misdemeanor arreala. Pyt- 1add1Uoo In New Haven. terminated tbe services of A. e nnounce IVa. He is a member of I he on July 26th. His new picture 1es reported thai the depart- bouae wiD be observed from H. Strimar who has served as For Raymond Rainey West Virginia State Board of "Birds Do It" will be Shown at :ment now has two poll<;e crui&- untO 4 p.m. witb the public Secretary-Manager for the past PT. PLEASANT - Funeral a JIO!IIlinn he has held the local theatre on July 28th. Iera which wJll make their In- ing Invited. Soo For Yolii'Nifl Drive To Maon, fl. Va. year and half. service for Raymond Rainey, for 17 years, lbe term in ex- The comedian is making per- I vestlgationS."anrJ traffic work --.--John E. Brown, president 211, Pittsburgh, Calif. , formerly pire ln 1971. He Is also a mem· sonai appearances throusbout :more efficient. · Longest relf!ll ef THE DRIVE WILL >. . 00 YOU of lbe Board, announced hls res- ~ of Point Pleasast, will be held ber of the Governors Task West Virginia this month. He boavywelgbl bo<iJig lgnatlon after servins in that Friday ll a.m. DST in Ute Crow- Force on Health and lbe Point is a sraduate of Marshall Unl- Looisa May Alcot~ noted was lbat of Joe Loul&-11 years, capacity for many years. Brown IRussell Funeral Home. Burial · Pleasant City Plannins Commts- . versity. author, was bom Nov. 29, 1832. 8 1110nths andi9idaiyaiii, 14 reUring from active business will follow in the Dock ceme- sion. at,ter serving the Point Pleas· tery in Wayne County. SHOP THURSDAY TIL I-FRIDAY TIL I-SATURDAY TIL I ant residents for nearly a half Mr. Rainey was killed eentury, first in a grocery store Saturday in the crash of a on Main Street and then in the 1 vale plane ln Callfornla Building and Loan business. Ihe had resided for the past 8 No announcement has been 1years. made as to the replacement for Surviving are his parents Mr MA~ - The Mason MothMr. Strlmer. and Mrs. Harold Rainey, Rt j er's ub made plans lor a OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MKT. 1 Point Pleasant· hi . hyrlde and w1ener roast for 8 .. • WI e, this months's meetmg when the MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Sue Osborne Rainey· .dan•hters. ose 1 te . '1 group met at the home of Mrs. • s s r · wo Berry w1th Mrs. Nolan !hers nnd maternal . and Mrs. Danny ents. Fnends may . eral majorettes from Wa- funeral home after Yonker lis co-h~stesse&. hama are attending majorette I Thursday. . Mrs. Earl E~mg, of the nom· camp at Concord College, Athmating commtt~ee reported ens, W. Va., this week. They ACI'ION FILED the followmg were ~eelare Becky Lewis Sharon Queen PT PLEASA , , preSident, Mrs. Rosemary . • • . NT - A c1v1l Cook; vice president, Mrs. MaxJennifer Zerkle, Pam Roush, action has been flied in Ute in Ri k d· Ia M R sb 11 f M 1 e c ar , secre ry, rs. d Ka anl d Arebonll ouN a Ho asond; flee of Circuit Clerk Howard Ryan and treasurer, Mrs. Give Your Home A New Look Ln a n, ew aven an Schultz styled Vernie L M Th bet Mr Ch 1 tt With Sever1l of These Colorful Sharon Rollins, Letart. Ivs Marine Sales & Service Inc y a~ a ar 1~ : 1 s. Ronnie Thompson returned charleroi Pennsylvania ' . o~ er, prebsl ~n ' prtin~s e · ' · usmessmee g. borne Saturday . from .th The plainllff alleges that Repeat Spedal were serv ed to Qlarleston Memorial Hospital April 13 • 1965• while Cb ar1oIte· y onker, Mrs. REG. 99c SIZE d wbere surgery· as a deckhand on a river Llsh , Mrs. Beva 1 LeWI·s , H · thhe un erwent f M d M r · an rs. owned IJy the defendant he Mrs. Lawrence Foreman, Mrs. e lS e son Glen Thompson. njured and damaged to Burns, Mrs. Ruth Ryan, Johnny Zuspan, Mason, and ; amount of $7500. An order Mrs. Sally Clark, Mrs. Lilah eBOLSTERS Johnny Bumgarner • Letart, at· been entered In the office of zer kl e, Mrs. Eleanor Ewmg, · tended s 1 c th'1 t amp So ths'pidas daughters; one sister; two Rickard, Mrs. Carol eCORDANAS k at c'enHceC wee '~" amp, u e, missing the civil acU f M Ros eoo• BONANZA DISCOUNT PRICE w va on o rs. emary .... eLOUNGERS' H If Cl'fto vld P. Dahlin vs. Deary C. Pat Wilson, Mrs. Kalber· ,M . A rs. nna o man, 1 n, MeG nd Mr A E Is recuperating from a stroke 1 ry · ow an a s. · · she suffered at ber home on guest and hostesses. . Pleasant Valley Thursday. She IS the fll'andmoth· ADMITTED: Calvin erDenise of Glen Thompson, Mason. G r F M ~~~e McDaniel, Point Pleas- a111po IS erry; rs. 11,:\::ta':; PUBUC • ' w,f' 9 . Laundry . eBusbel Sill •Man1·Uiel . .... eDisedwtPib· . .'\ . · ' .. �' . r !Sentinel, Pomeroy-'Micldleport, 0., July 13, 1988 ~-------~~~, Driver Blinded .-r; Youth Bruised ·In ACCI.dent ·~i' •' ' . t ' 'White Reeove~ ...I.N split M0Qe plut tlie BOVfJI'IIIMDI of ... mler NSUYeo Cao Ky. Then were lean a aew poU!Ical crl· ~ could be ID'Ihe maldoi- LONDON iUPI) - H aut• From Leg SUI'Ieey mobUe aafeljl bella were Oat- In Heavy Rainfall Frankie White, 17-year'old - · tn lbo lellllle II...... Tho Meiss CoWlly Sbertli'B 8011 of Mr. 8lld Mrs. Pb!Wp .-., . The BPiit W81 amedreNpo~ more women would wear d artment Investigated 8 one- , Balley, Mlddleport, ~I . llhortly after Ky n SUY;u them, Dr. Norman capener, .:cle accident at 10.40 p m A Middleport yuutb •uataln- surgery 1\leodsy motlllni.. at SAIGON IUPI) - Tho Budd- Luu Vien, a lay Buddbl! a!lii seiendfte dlreetar of lbo mecJ. Tuesday on Route 143 . aboui ~ ed eontuaions of bis arms and VeteraD8 Memorial H08Piial blst leaderahip spUt a c1vm.n u depuly preml.:!i nual Bend Softball Tournament will be leal commission of accident half mile south of the avenue legll in a car-cycle accident 101' severe leg fraclurell au&- day "'' delll8llds by , The appointment and a cab 2oth an .1 e prevendon lold aalo • safely T!resday at 2:10 p.m. on Soulh talned in a motorcycle • truck monks lor a stronger stand a- ahakeup had beeR expected lw Wahama's Bachtel Field July 14, 15,. 18, 19, 2~ expem Tuesday. He oald br dB , Second-ave in Middleport. accident. He is reoovertns Jilt• weeks aa ·• bid I!> restore el12 of ~~e ~est Ja~·p;t~i~:~";.~~~u~:.;rt~- wbal he bad ill milld was a I James Tyree, 47, Syracuse, Police said Dewey Ray Birch· sfactorily at the present and Is lated a prevloul BlfOOIDenl tl vllian conftdence ill Ky'a mil· ourney tree or 0 er safety • bolt-cam-brasSiere. driving a .half-ton truck, lost field, 36, Rt 1 llarrlsonvUle, ill room 119. .., reprl!als. The seven lAM lary government. Ky ..kl lbe , . p . t PI 8 nt Merchants is a , a•-• Icontrol of the vehicle when be pulled ontn south Second-ave, He received elsbt pinta · of ~ are baaed In Tokyo. moves would "improve tbe ef. ye~rs wm~;r, 010d pl:~:team of 1965 • the '""' was blinded by another vehic- near R. H. Rawlings Sons Ga· blood and several donors ha•e , lecUveness ollha governmenl!' ,~ 1je!',• ntere as " e secon____ ' le durins heavy ralnf~ll. About rase, and struck a motorcycle I vo!Wlleered to replace I he •• t 0 Wofodpmekn lbnsur· p rkersburg 75 feet of suard railing was in the rear driven by Mark Tan- blood at the Bloodmobile Aug· earn 0 ar ·ers urg . aTuesda), July 19, Game 1, 8 ' !Continued from Page 1) d th h h"ll 18 I l 29 Fr k' 'U be a senior I tnrn out an ere was eavy ne I • ·• 'us ' an le ~ Alf·:'le:rms must be regiStered p m., wmner of game 3 vs Nadamage to 1e truck. No lnjur- Tannehill ~as taken to the at Middleport 81gb School this · American Softball As- tiOollWJde Eagles of Pomeroy; mouslyth approv_ed. th bo d ies or arrests were reported. office of a MiddiE!Pf:»rt phy~lc.Jan fal~ and by order of the Game a, 9 p.m. Winner N In er busmess e. ar f for treatment of m~nor ln]unes. state .:om miSSioner must have Game 4 vs Mel Clark's All MAcci'teds.the re&i:~~~:::: hl oh POMEROY WINS Btrchlieid was Cited lo Mi~• lbetr'receipt with them or Uley St· rs. ay uer as u a . g dleport M•yor c. 0. Fishers mus&post $5 until they can pro- ~ , ar~ J I 20 • school teach~ and the reslg~a- Pomeroy defea.led East~m coort on a charse of failure tn ;j11 ce'" a re<:el t r istratmn . Wednesday, u Y semi 1 tlon of Marvm Hufford as jumor 6--3 Tuesday evenmg in a Me.gs. yield right of way and he was f.r:d p '1r? ~g fmals Wtnner of Game 5 vs. l high teacher in Middleport. Ga!Ha Pony League game play- fined $10 and costs Tuesday !Continued from Page 1) ,. ~ wmner or Game 8 at 8 p m: and Elementary teachers hired ed at Pomeroy. , ht M F' her also ftned airlines walkout affecUng thou· ~Eit-h team may put 1;. play- 1 winner of Game 7 vs. wmner were Mrs. Marjorie Gibbs, Lar· :Ipb c:~~ff. ~. Middleport, sands were at a standstill to' i$ f n their roster and this !ol Gam'=' 8. . ry Wotre and Nancy Garner. Al-Formally accepted the res- $10 and costs on a charge of Iday over union. charges that ~ter must be turned in he fore 1 Thursd.ay · July ~ ~ - bnals. so employed were Robert Reb- lgnations of Donald McKenzie driving in a dangerous manner. North··-~st Airlmes bad ta~en ie first ~ame is played . , CoP.c;olatwn for thlrd place, erts as teacher aide for a Title as Northwestern District execreprisal~ against seven stJ:ikers. ~ ~ lost>rs of games 9 .and !0, at . 8 I ro ·eel in reading, $300, and utive head and Clarence Thomp- M b h• D • Bargaming collapsed . late · The scltedule announced by p m and champiOnshtp, wm· Chp 1l Ch M h II Un son as local superintendent at em ers lp riVe Tuesday when the lntemallonal or1ver 1s· as foII ows .· . · d t 9 ares asancey , ars!or a Title· Middleport. Kick •O ff Announced Association of MakchinlsIs ners of Games 9 an Ill, B iversity, consultant Tliursday July 14 - Game p.m. 1 project in physical fitnfSs at -Heard Sopl. Hargraves an· Kick-<>ff lor the 1!167 Racine UAM) broke off the tal s on HURRY! HURRY! 1 $250. 1, 8 p.m.,' IBA of Huntington ' liouce a meeting ol the teach- Post No, 802, American Lesion, tbe grounds Northwest had vioRegister for the X·l5 V-:RROOM. No purchase vs. Leiving 's Plumbing and : Accepted bids on coal for the ers of the district at the Pome- membership drtve wdl be at Necessary. Given away Saturday, July 16 at 8 Heating of Pt. Pleasant ; Gam• i next few weeks, necessary roy elementary school for the Thursday, Juli< Zl meeting, p.m. Hurry In, resister now. 2, 8 p.m., Pt. Pleasanl Mer~ , forms and information may be Thursday, July 21, at 7:30 p.m. new post commander .fames. ohants VS. BoUle Cap lnn of ' obU.ined at the clerk's office. -Contracted the Ohio Valley Hill announced today. fluntir1gton. I All bids are due in the clerk's Baking Co. to provide bread for There will be a chicke~ b~r. , : office by 4 p.m. on Friday, Au- the school lunchrooms of the becue for members begmnmg Your Depend1bl1 Fnday. July 15, Game 3. 8 , gust 5. district this year. at 7 p.m. at the Jl"'l home fol· Deoler For .1·11l· Lakin Slate Hosprlal vs: Accepted the resignation Attending were Board Presi· lowed by the regularly schedul-~-~awha of Charleston_: . of Anne E. Turner ·for the sum· dent Richard Jones, Clerk Lee ed meeting at 8 p.m. where In tho Mldlllellleck Nat lol.....,... :.%8me 4, 9 p.m., Bo? S~unders SAIGON (UPI) -Amer1can · mer remedial progfam, Title I, McComas, board members Boys' State delegates Mi~e AND ~ilson Jets of Galltpolts vs. 1 bombers turned oil tanks 16 ' Salem Center, and named Char· Hiran Slawter, Mrs. E. o. Rail, Jenkins and Roger Roush Will POMEitOY'S QUALITY IHOI ITOU r.'ave S~ply ol Charleston . I r~iles northwest of the . North layne Davis as her replacement. Virgil King and William King, give reports. Plans and p~ Sstu~y. July IS Hain , Vtetnamese ~uri.. of H31phong -Contracl<!d with Waiter Supt. Hargraves and Asst. Su- grams for the 196HI8 year will Phone WY 2·2550 late fff.. first two nights. wto an Inferno. ~ISible 140 miles Crooks to supply milk for the perintendent Larry Morrison':·~al~so~b~e~o~u~tlinllled~._ _ _ _ Mond~y July 18 Game 5 B "'·~e~,du.s. nuhtary spokesmen I lunch room prosrams in Middle0 m wln~er of G;me 1 ~s. I sal o ay. . . . I port and Bradbury schools and • · ·• . .. , U.S . planes operatmg 10 , gave the contract tn Valley Bell . Newar)., W. Va .. (,arne 6, 9 i South Viet Nam answered a ·fl.m., ',w·mner of cJame 2 vs. Icall for help from government 1o supp1y mIlk ••w the uthe r -Modern Woodmen Insurance of d d 71 v· I schools of the district. ~ ·----~ troops an . cut . own. . le, -Directed the clerk to conC Cong guerrdlas. m a v1c1ous 1~ tact architects for the new 108 I~;"~~ ~~::J run, the school and arrange for inter0 ~· j ~~~~ aBSZ · bombers from views on July 18, 111, and . 20; Guam today struck suspected' ~e n~mber under conslderaCommunist troop concentra- lion wdl be reduc~d to two or v I tions 15 to 20 miles south of the three after fntervJews. I border between North and -:~eard proposals of Texas Sou th Viet Nam. ,The region 20 Ref1mng Co. to put a new ruo£ miles west of Quang Tri City is on. the. P~arl-St elementary a major staging area for butldlng m Middleport ~nd also Ohio has started its junkyard I- Communi:;t soldiers moving do work on ~be Harrisonville • · th •h 17th p 11 1 schooL No acllon was taken. :;rrf'ening program. H1ghway Isou across ' e ara e. ~.;..~OOiiii=====-.1 Di reclor P. K Ma."!heter re- 1 The raids near Haiphong :>ortf'd Tuesday to Gov ..James I occurred Tuesday and were I '\ Rhodes. among 91 missions flown by . .Oirf'ctor Masheter said $215, 1U.~. Navy and Air Frrc~ pilots. For All Tho Family 1101) worth of screenin/l work on Arrmen from the carr1er USS pr ·"· ~rv routPs will be cornplet- Oriskany ~aid smoke rose ~d 10 Ohio this (all with more : 20:000 feet over the Dong Nahm pa-ojt:>cts planned as fMeral l 011 storage depot. :tmds ~orne available. • . . .. All ol''lihe screening work will I ~EATRER · be d lily construclion con• I Fair 1on1gbt, cooler north . ' U.S S 8 tract o:~ul bids being opened by l with luw in the 60s norlh. 70s Middleport, 0. the department in July and Au· ~oGib. Fair and ('OGler Thun· Softball T.ourney at Wahama JulJ·. }4 On Naw Issue I~ JOo/o -- . I Light o.·I Tanks Jnto F"Ire I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mothers Plan Wiener Roast, Hayride in July OFF +-----· ·--· Chapman· Canaday 1 HEAliNG _'.!,""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""'" 11 'd ° lt: .i' Junk Screenine WiJI be Sold • Sandwich buns I L gust. ~·~Y;·========~~~=~--=~.::::.::::::::-::::. Trees and shrubs will be plant- ~ ed ~ithin the existing righl o( iiay where lea!ible or along 1 ·'~fuenta tn screen the junk· . yard !ie federal govern- I · lllOIII witfPa~ 75 per cenl of the , ~t. $161,1Jl!5. with the slate . paying the ~ remaining $53.t7rl. Seven projects covering , scre<plj~ ~. 12 different high· way wetlons ate scheduled. lncluded is 2 miles between Maple Shade and Kanauga, on Rt. 35 hi Gallia Counly , bids to be 1'apen~'~o:.·'ul_y_2_6._ _ : : : : : : : : : : -'1 are. ~ BLAME ~ THE SHO£ BOX Helena Rubinstein I FINED $15,0011 DAYTON iUPl) -Dr. Irving ·• Heifer, M, Dayton, was fined f15,000 Tuesday in U.S. District :ourt by Judge Carl Weinman , for failure to report $100,000 in income to the Internal Revenue , 'Service. A prison term was · IUSpended. -. ~ I Adn•l•?al. - The NEIL8EN Model I,P' Bl Muterpteae :aa• Color Telalrladcm .. (23" overeD dii~Qnll. 274 sq. Ins. vtlw tM ·~ Danilh Modem BtyliDI ba csbineta of J8bable Wablat ....,. aal ' .elected hardwood .oUdL • .26,000 volt advaooed Q-26 Colol' TV._..,.,_... po.., b •park:libr briabt. pteture~~. , Admiral Super Saope VHF Tuer with pn-..t dDe iaDiDI:Iiftll :roo crUp clear pictun.. • Ne'lll' Admiral Slide Rule~ AMembly,, , delue CVDkal C~~Dtar that. lett you tune UHF TV like • radio. • Admiral Color Fidelity Coutrol. , . dial aew nrnatb ildo eolol' llDd black ud white TV pictuna. • Adr.Ural Automatic DepUIIIDa CircuJt ellminllte. Lmp.it* caUMd by ltray mapM~tic field•. ' Bonded precWOP 23' Color TV plctu,re tube with new pbollphon that (ivf! • llharper pictur. •nd 1DCnued bri1b~ 28J.i' hiJJh, 28~' wide, li" d-. "'f"" . ' J Soft and sweet, as buns should qe Made to have that extra quality BAKER FURNITURE • j .. • · 1 · • ·· ·· ·~~ ··-·- .. -.... -.~·-· ' •..... . ....... .,,.,..... .if<- ..... ~ .. . -~ . .... ... _ .... ~.~- . .... ... . . .. . _, , _, . .. . . . . . .. ····· - · · MILL LENGTH PlE.C.E REGULAR 98c SIZE GOODS BONANZA DISCOUNT PRia Ladies & Children Asst. Fabrics ZORI Prints - Denims SANDALS c cyd 25c Crepe Solea . Vol. to 79c '· ' BATH MAT SETS PIE CARRIERS ASSORTED COLORS DUST PANDLE · Aluminum Pie-Pan With Clear Plastic Clip-on Cover eDURABLE TWO-PIECE, HEAVY COTTON TERRY TOP with eRUST-PROOF SAF-T-GRIP eSTRONG 8 8~. eEASY TO CLEAN BACKING Dust Pan With Handle SAW HOUSEHOLD PWTICS · · · ··· · · Your Choice Blg choice of wanted items Including CUps and Saucers, Snack Trays, Pitchers, Tumblers, Freezer Containers, Bowls, Bun Baskets, Batter Dlab, Dust Pans, Slot strainers, Plates, Soda Glasses, Mug11, etc, VeluM Up To 25c ' . 1'-l' FOR SUMMER PAINnNG , . SPONGE MOP c 9'x12' rwnc DROP CLOTHS Flta All standard Mop Refill• 88c "· NOW EXTRA legs - Men's Reg. $1.29 Val.,. . CAMPUS BRAND TEE SHIRT tMNYUSES-as a step-bath Mat * 1 Reg. 29c * l'llraaSTURDY tubular * TV stool • childs room etc. . Height IS~· I Compare at *1.49 251 N DRUG . l~E~ L Plislk . Coate~~ $tar BONANZA DISCOUNT PRICE REG. 59c - c :.- ~1.00ea ' · · ·D U . ·n-·, lJ!IIIIII ~ lilaitlilf, ~- ~ Stops bad breath instantly ••• keeps breath fresh for hours -lui 1U .• $599·'s MIDDLEPORT, · O. ANTISEPTIC 'Beauly8ok ..,.Ill c ~ LISTERINE Once-A-Year --- ·. I .... Save up to r 4 1 Be different tonight. Eat out. Look under RESTAURANTS in the YEL"i1WPAGES. Where your fllige rs do the walki4l. St She is the daughter of Mr. VafliSCHARG!ID· Le NOW IN PROGRESS! ond Mrs. Calvin McDaniel, Pt. PI Pl t 1 M' J e n. Pleasanl · eas n ; rs. ~·m u.:F1mou1 Brands-Buclpt Mr. and Mrs. Buty Joe Rooab weese, Leon; Dale Miller, . Pt. Prlcod and ramily visited a few dnys Pleasant; Mrs. Grace Rlfne, with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pt. Pleasant. H. T. Skeens, Wheelersburg, BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. HowOhio. ard Bechtle, Pl Pleasant, a Mlddte,..rl, o. Miss · Carolya Riffle, New s•~o~n·:...__ _ _ _ _ _ __1====,;,~.,="""" Port Ricble, Florida is visidns 47% ber aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson and Susan, and grandmother, Mrs. Carollne Turner. Mr. and Mro. Russell Capebart visited in Columbus on Sunday wltb Mr. and Mrs. War· ren Self and family. Mr. A. L. Wasuer, Canlon, Ohio, returned home on Satur· day after visiting witb Mr. and Mrs. Christy Bletner. Mlos Karan Brewer Ia a p!l· tient at tbe Hol2er Hospital. Try! She bas been hospitalized lor over a week. She Is the dauchlOOK ll!lllflllll UTURll ALL Dill 11\illllllO.ul Wllllllill ter ol Mrs. Junior Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles !Dse!s and BriM of Bloomington, Ind. visited recenlly wllh Mn. El!z.. obetb Jeffera, Mrs. Dorothy Cartwrl&hl, Mr. and Mrs. Les Ingels. Mrs. Cartwright entertalaed on July 4 with a dinner honorinS tbe 23rd anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ingels, at her home In Mason. Mra. Mildred Caade of Nework, Ohio, visUed several days fllil~l lllllf 11111·111 with her mother, Mrs. Eliza· lieth Jeffers. 175 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gregg 'llJflMISitlf_,,.._r and family of Panama Canal Zone are vlsllinB bor parents, lt!IIIIE IIIIIIDIIII WITH DIW I Mr. and Mrs. IBB'BC Smltb. Miaa MIDie Bunlgarner, New .Sb!O. Haven, Is a paUant at tbo Pleuanl Valley Hospital. She rePortedly wm return borne Ibis week. lij""• Mr. Jimmy Stewart left for Miami, Florida on busflless Saturday evening. He Ia upected lllllol 1o arrive there by bua an Mo• day evening. Miso Jean Bumgarner, New 1\; ' Haven, wm UBisl .. a leader at Retarded Children'• camp this week al Southside. Sba Is lbe dauQbtet of Mr. and Mra. Harold Bumsarner. Re<ent dinner suests of Mra. Jlim1lla Ryan were Mr. ~·· Edward Ryan and famlly, Mason, Mr. 1'ommy RJan, U· lollJILl, Oblo. The l~tter remabled lor a ..,_... flail with bla mnlber. ..,.l!uoiJWaii(JI11Ji Huvtoloot flo II Port•llflt Mr. and Mra. WUUam Per1 slqer, Joltlmy and Carlene of Columbul, ppent a week'o •• ·n, FMr ~- ttr' fwlllillll "',.... .,..kllldlotiQn visl~ wltb relatlvel In r ·' lhe area. . .. Stock Up On TfJese Betutl(lll Value$ Today! Mr. and Mrs. David Fiau llpellllhe wtekend visltl!la with lrlr. and Mit. Harold LePn/ at · ·g ·' Younpood, ·Pa. . , .. • ''· • 1 ~-· I / ~' . ' ' 'i \ , 1 , ' The Malon Fire Deparljueot .... called lo lbe ...~ ..., lfr. ailil . Mrs. Jolm lloiiPD. Maion, wbon a dryer caucht lire In tilt ~ ol lbelr c Asoortocl Shapoo & Fabrics Valuts to $1.79 One To Buy••• A Free Beauty Companion To (Con;inued from page 1) ,i;:vince them to make a quick j change in the test. . Students who had seen the i toien eopies were easily iden~ tifiable by their answers, Bonner said. ' SSSSSsssss! Shoe Sale and visited receDIIy with Mr. BechUe, Pt. Pleasant; and Mrs. Charles McDaniel, 4th Lee Goodm, Morgantnwn, Ro h' ShoeStor A l E SUMMER II Everybody loves Heiner's buns. TENNIS SHOES JUST WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY s Heiner's Buns I' TOSS PILLOWS "I • Cotftracts for 3 BIG DAYS OF SAVINGS THURS.-FRI.-SATURDAY ==========: Plumbing-Heating p1uMBING Shop Pickens H~rdware ..~ ANT H0 NY - ' .ft, qp ------- -- JetS ' PLAN ROUSE WAJIMING 1 TENNIS CASUALS UPI Briefs ' ACTMTIES REPORTED Th ere MUsf .,. D- :A· Sal e. . •Broken s·l%es I . I .nted to B . &L B d Eshenaur Appol Oar . Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ° '· :A fiawlea emeralll or ~~ PT. PLEASANT - ' City Act- NEWHAVEN-M'r:andMrs. color is, carat for carat, the 1ng Chief ol Pohce Jack Pyles Lewl8 •·--- and Jamil ill ~ gem. released lbe activity report lor -·~• .. Yw bls department lor the monlh be honored 00 Sunday, July ·• of JWle showing the depart· 19116, by tbo employees of ,, , PT. PLEASANT - Dr. Roy Dr. Eshenaur has pracUced the Staff of Pli!IIBant Valley ment members worked a total mers Pbarmacy, Ml'l. Lewll ~ ~ \V. Esbenaur, well-koown local osteopathy in Point Pleasantl·bospital he operated ' the Point SOVPY COMING of 976 hOW'IIaaklnsJO invesU· Clpehart, Mrs. Prealey Roush, ~ ·· ·' it~. , Os.teopatblc surseon, was ap- for 37 yeara, durins wblcb clinic o'n Malo Slreet lor 20 POINT ·PLEASANT - Soupy gallons of accidents; issued 436 Mra. Grace Weaver and Mrs. JIOIDted to the Board of Dlrec- time be has delivered over t,JOO years. He is also oo the Staff Sales, well-known TV comediao,lparkfns meter Uckela and sev- PauUne Smith, wltb a SO MANY PEOPLE AROUND BIG BEND lora of the Point Pleasant Bulid- babies. Prior to admisoion to Iof Veterans Memorial Hospital, formerly ol .Huotington and e• warning tickets;, arrested 11 warmlnl held atbt lbo~a!.~:;.'~,: FOR OVER 30 YEARS 1 Pomeroy, and Soutbem lng and Loon AliSoelaUon by the Hills now of New York Cily, wUlap-lroad law vlolallon arrests and .new home in e ~ board which at the same time Servic A d !Hospital, South Charleston, W. pear at lhe local Stale Tboatre Ifive misdemeanor arreala. Pyt- 1add1Uoo In New Haven. terminated tbe services of A. e nnounce IVa. He is a member of I he on July 26th. His new picture 1es reported thai the depart- bouae wiD be observed from H. Strimar who has served as For Raymond Rainey West Virginia State Board of "Birds Do It" will be Shown at :ment now has two poll<;e crui&- untO 4 p.m. witb the public Secretary-Manager for the past PT. PLEASANT - Funeral a JIO!IIlinn he has held the local theatre on July 28th. Iera which wJll make their In- ing Invited. Soo For Yolii'Nifl Drive To Maon, fl. Va. year and half. service for Raymond Rainey, for 17 years, lbe term in ex- The comedian is making per- I vestlgationS."anrJ traffic work --.--John E. Brown, president 211, Pittsburgh, Calif. , formerly pire ln 1971. He Is also a mem· sonai appearances throusbout :more efficient. · Longest relf!ll ef THE DRIVE WILL >. . 00 YOU of lbe Board, announced hls res- ~ of Point Pleasast, will be held ber of the Governors Task West Virginia this month. He boavywelgbl bo<iJig lgnatlon after servins in that Friday ll a.m. DST in Ute Crow- Force on Health and lbe Point is a sraduate of Marshall Unl- Looisa May Alcot~ noted was lbat of Joe Loul&-11 years, capacity for many years. Brown IRussell Funeral Home. Burial · Pleasant City Plannins Commts- . versity. author, was bom Nov. 29, 1832. 8 1110nths andi9idaiyaiii, 14 reUring from active business will follow in the Dock ceme- sion. at,ter serving the Point Pleas· tery in Wayne County. SHOP THURSDAY TIL I-FRIDAY TIL I-SATURDAY TIL I ant residents for nearly a half Mr. Rainey was killed eentury, first in a grocery store Saturday in the crash of a on Main Street and then in the 1 vale plane ln Callfornla Building and Loan business. Ihe had resided for the past 8 No announcement has been 1years. made as to the replacement for Surviving are his parents Mr MA~ - The Mason MothMr. Strlmer. and Mrs. Harold Rainey, Rt j er's ub made plans lor a OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MKT. 1 Point Pleasant· hi . hyrlde and w1ener roast for 8 .. • WI e, this months's meetmg when the MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Sue Osborne Rainey· .dan•hters. ose 1 te . '1 group met at the home of Mrs. • s s r · wo Berry w1th Mrs. Nolan !hers nnd maternal . and Mrs. Danny ents. Fnends may . eral majorettes from Wa- funeral home after Yonker lis co-h~stesse&. hama are attending majorette I Thursday. . Mrs. Earl E~mg, of the nom· camp at Concord College, Athmating commtt~ee reported ens, W. Va., this week. They ACI'ION FILED the followmg were ~eelare Becky Lewis Sharon Queen PT PLEASA , , preSident, Mrs. Rosemary . • • . NT - A c1v1l Cook; vice president, Mrs. MaxJennifer Zerkle, Pam Roush, action has been flied in Ute in Ri k d· Ia M R sb 11 f M 1 e c ar , secre ry, rs. d Ka anl d Arebonll ouN a Ho asond; flee of Circuit Clerk Howard Ryan and treasurer, Mrs. Give Your Home A New Look Ln a n, ew aven an Schultz styled Vernie L M Th bet Mr Ch 1 tt With Sever1l of These Colorful Sharon Rollins, Letart. Ivs Marine Sales & Service Inc y a~ a ar 1~ : 1 s. Ronnie Thompson returned charleroi Pennsylvania ' . o~ er, prebsl ~n ' prtin~s e · ' · usmessmee g. borne Saturday . from .th The plainllff alleges that Repeat Spedal were serv ed to Qlarleston Memorial Hospital April 13 • 1965• while Cb ar1oIte· y onker, Mrs. REG. 99c SIZE d wbere surgery· as a deckhand on a river Llsh , Mrs. Beva 1 LeWI·s , H · thhe un erwent f M d M r · an rs. owned IJy the defendant he Mrs. Lawrence Foreman, Mrs. e lS e son Glen Thompson. njured and damaged to Burns, Mrs. Ruth Ryan, Johnny Zuspan, Mason, and ; amount of $7500. An order Mrs. Sally Clark, Mrs. Lilah eBOLSTERS Johnny Bumgarner • Letart, at· been entered In the office of zer kl e, Mrs. Eleanor Ewmg, · tended s 1 c th'1 t amp So ths'pidas daughters; one sister; two Rickard, Mrs. Carol eCORDANAS k at c'enHceC wee '~" amp, u e, missing the civil acU f M Ros eoo• BONANZA DISCOUNT PRICE w va on o rs. emary .... eLOUNGERS' H If Cl'fto vld P. Dahlin vs. Deary C. Pat Wilson, Mrs. Kalber· ,M . A rs. nna o man, 1 n, MeG nd Mr A E Is recuperating from a stroke 1 ry · ow an a s. · · she suffered at ber home on guest and hostesses. . Pleasant Valley Thursday. She IS the fll'andmoth· ADMITTED: Calvin erDenise of Glen Thompson, Mason. G r F M ~~~e McDaniel, Point Pleas- a111po IS erry; rs. 11,:\::ta':; PUBUC • ' w,f' 9 . Laundry . eBusbel Sill •Man1·Uiel . .... eDisedwtPib· . .'\ . · ' .. �,. . I -. ,, ,~,· ' ..~ of,. I ••!; • . I " ... ""' ,..,[;' ·-" . ' ' ' ' Butt Portion· TO c..,.rioht, Tho K,..... Co., I"' J>IO PURCHASE NEEDED TO PLAY GET ONE FREE GAME CARD ON or •r - lrooh hou•lr to lnouro ~-,... "Armour A,__ Kro(ler Frealr GET INTO THE EXCITING • • • __ ....,Gut Ground Beef ........ ...,. Crackers ...... -····-· 35c •rtttm~nn A-----f)oloo4 Ha•~-"-~ 1lol - Half& Half ~ .... \·-- 49c ~~~ ·- .Super .,...., _ tlc Sutf Sandwich Buns 0 '::68c IT'S SO EASY TO PLAY "MONEY· GO· ROUND" 1 2 '*'•lfm. 3 ,_..., 4 Me.., 5 6 7 liJ...,_ 8 • Get yeur trw "MONEY-GO-ROUND" Muter C•nl •ncl pm1 cMds on _.. tiMI .t chtcbut IMtt • anv Kripr ttort - Dr store Dfftc.. • Nt punh... ,.....ry ._ ptrltclpMt. Only one t.mt c.rd per cuttomtr ptr _ _ ,,.,.. villi. Adulb only tUtible to play, I Undw "- """ spots on urd are thrH of the five letters In the word "MONEY", whtd. 1n n¥M · when llpllts ,.,.. wuhetl off under wat•r. P"l off ...... ~ d plan them I '.the corrtet circl rHI spKt on your Malttr Card. • ..... --- --::::::::;;:;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ ctntentl to ftte un &If his or her name and phot. at the diKrflion • olllto K,.r Co. • - . of tho K10101 Co., 111 ldvortloint qoncy ond lornlllot not olitlblo to win. Mt::llluJ "All" 85e mom~oo,. of tholr IJn. . lhmo ....... vol<l H ollerod or rlofocod. Gomo void w11onr pnhiWiod or • M 1tr low. IAJ ., '· - - Uqald W"ISk Now at Kroger ••• Exquisite "CORTINA .... ·TABLEWARE" UNIT No. 5 • "Cortina" 4 SOUP SPOONS R...lor Pri<o .. .. .. . .. JUt Lou .... ...... .... .. _, .. .. ... WITH THIS COUPON . . 99c Volld Jvlr II thrv Sopt. 3, '" 83c -.75c .... ::63c - 4 ·PIECE PLACE SETriNG "CORTINA" S'F.AINL~ STEEL TABLEWUE . WITH COUPON .'fO THE RIGHT AND THE PUR· CHASE OF ONE 4 - PIECE PLACE SETTING AT REGULAR PRICE. -.. rllht ;' Peaches ........ 5~ Sl Applesauce . . . . ..,..._ Cake Mix. . . . . .3:: 89c Flour ......... 10 :. 89c t. (Unit No. 1 - ' Will th1o - Ka.lf•.z. Fork, TeupOOD Ia SaW ....k) tiU tllo .,......_ of . . . . UnM No, 1 II $1M Limit Goo c.ui- ,.,. '"'""" c..,,... Good July 11 lhru July 16 PRINT NAMI .. . .. .. .' ... .. .. .. ... . ..... . IEn'ING OF CORTINA STAINLESS STEEL TABLEWARE ••• START YOUR SET THIS ...EEKI - .... ' rnl•• • • • ,._ ~' ......... w: nd ' . '• .... ~ .,........ ~.-,.~ -------' .,....._ ..... - .,. ., .... ·"" ...... ,j 11·0%. pkg. SSe £,1/ Comet Cleanser 17-or. .ua - ._ ............ --.......... .. Pie ings Kroger CatJup ... . ___ ..,.. I .::. $1 Fig Ban-~-~.":':'..•. 2 :. • Sagar - -~~~-- !5 ~ $151 No.Z ~ Neetarhlll ••• .. 29c Trapi.Cfruit DrWrl .. I ':: $1 Red GraPN _ .. Z9c $1 Rei1Ut4 With j Coupo11 And 4 ~ Comt~tock Labell · . . . . . 39c 4-,.ICI PUC. SITTINe ' ~ a. Kroger Eggs FREE! I, "- Jl,'Q -- PICTURED ABOVE IS THE FR.EE PLACE ........... ~ 79c 1 5 SAYE ~-111"-Y.t. ..... Loo Coffee Cake tt.dte. Dinners pk~~o -._ ......... Me START YOUR SET TODAY. SAVE up to $17.00 on additional "CORTINA" Stainless Steel Tableware with weekly coupons in Kroger news· paperads., Cottage Cheese . . . ::. 49c Soup . . . . . . . . . 06 :. .9"-t 1 8-ct. Liquid •' k: 1· tr....,.. tA MushMom, Vtg. . . . . . . . . ,,...,.. ., Cllldl• Mil M' • • I Chllle. Liquid Z·PIECE SALAD SET ......., Pri<o ... .. .. .. . J1.4f LOM . .... ..... ..... ... .... . . WITH THIS COUPON .. 99c Tuna ....... . • • • 3 ~: $1 , lt,.r , _ -... loooholtl ' - •..ur . UNIT No. 8 • ~Cortina" Margarine ....... 6 ..:: $1 .,;., Cll- II tllo leo Chunk Lltlrt c-. Tllllloy, - · lo.....ry Stelk, Com ..., H•lh, Pranks & ..... Wolor ...,. __ 83c !19 cana 1 ( . _ l'lolo & I' D.mners . . . . . . . . . ......•. •. ltw ,.... . "'""""' Ducklings ....... . 'VItt.ge INI TMey & Gravy1 BHf I Grawr, . . lol--, .,... & Gt'ovy " ,. . Drpllnw:nl 0 Only - llria ewarct.d .,., Malter Cud, but no limit on the number of card• • JW may UN. Ofhr opll'ft 5 deys .tt.r closing date W~nounc.mrnt in Krwgtr ads. 29c freth ..... thl!lfl lo llo loko . "MONEY·GO·ROUND" MAS· TER CARDS & ONE GAME CARD EACH STORE VISIT AT CHECK • OUT LAN~ AT ANY KROGER STORE. NO · PURCHASE NEC~· SARY TO PARTICIPATE! plot Ill """' . ., Blue ....... _85e FREE! WMn V.U calltct fht. l.tten; M-O.N·E ·Y and have Hlltcl out yeur Master Card, It .. you . r Kn11Jar Calh'9. O ..velldat.d. She will erase the 1 run ..,• your C.nl to TeVeal your prize and award that priu te yeu. CAUTION! PfHM • 1'111' tMiptr with, or nwtti;.t. y.ur Mu..r Can:l. No prl~~t will bt 11Ytft I the lf1lll' tpOt 111 tht Ml1ttr Card is ta,....red with in eny way. I~ ...... You'll Rncl .• ..... _$1.41 re~~uet& ~ Kro11er Wiener or r· lb. Game Hens ......... 59c Noblloo-Cromo • Surlulr K.--lrudllomlolo Less Than 3lbs. __ lb. 59e Sandwich lpocloHy Kraut Salad lb. 39c .Yal Decker Hrlgr.U LIUieh Meal 3,!$1.61 Cinnamon MH... ,.... ...... .. 99Q ~rmourStar /WGIIIttJ -·- .. ~~ .3 lba or more Crisp ~ale" .Wiener• --.. - 49~ i.ACH KROGER STORE VISIT! i' Smoked Smoked ·Ham ....... .lb. '"" .... _.. WIN! •100 •10 sS . •1 ·W or Sutlunertitne .:~~ ,, Ur ·st~:'.' ,· Premium ~ty Easy-To~Fix . Kroger· Priced .' Means ••• . doJJ. . Sweet Com 6 49c tor Potatoes ..,... J .f , r~~ . ~:. •. . f• ' :,.' . �,. . I -. ,, ,~,· ' ..~ of,. I ••!; • . I " ... ""' ,..,[;' ·-" . ' ' ' ' Butt Portion· TO c..,.rioht, Tho K,..... Co., I"' J>IO PURCHASE NEEDED TO PLAY GET ONE FREE GAME CARD ON or •r - lrooh hou•lr to lnouro ~-,... "Armour A,__ Kro(ler Frealr GET INTO THE EXCITING • • • __ ....,Gut Ground Beef ........ ...,. Crackers ...... -····-· 35c •rtttm~nn A-----f)oloo4 Ha•~-"-~ 1lol - Half& Half ~ .... \·-- 49c ~~~ ·- .Super .,...., _ tlc Sutf Sandwich Buns 0 '::68c IT'S SO EASY TO PLAY "MONEY· GO· ROUND" 1 2 '*'•lfm. 3 ,_..., 4 Me.., 5 6 7 liJ...,_ 8 • Get yeur trw "MONEY-GO-ROUND" Muter C•nl •ncl pm1 cMds on _.. tiMI .t chtcbut IMtt • anv Kripr ttort - Dr store Dfftc.. • Nt punh... ,.....ry ._ ptrltclpMt. Only one t.mt c.rd per cuttomtr ptr _ _ ,,.,.. villi. Adulb only tUtible to play, I Undw "- """ spots on urd are thrH of the five letters In the word "MONEY", whtd. 1n n¥M · when llpllts ,.,.. wuhetl off under wat•r. P"l off ...... ~ d plan them I '.the corrtet circl rHI spKt on your Malttr Card. • ..... --- --::::::::;;:;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ ctntentl to ftte un &If his or her name and phot. at the diKrflion • olllto K,.r Co. • - . of tho K10101 Co., 111 ldvortloint qoncy ond lornlllot not olitlblo to win. Mt::llluJ "All" 85e mom~oo,. of tholr IJn. . lhmo ....... vol<l H ollerod or rlofocod. Gomo void w11onr pnhiWiod or • M 1tr low. IAJ ., '· - - Uqald W"ISk Now at Kroger ••• Exquisite "CORTINA .... ·TABLEWARE" UNIT No. 5 • "Cortina" 4 SOUP SPOONS R...lor Pri<o .. .. .. . .. JUt Lou .... ...... .... .. _, .. .. ... WITH THIS COUPON . . 99c Volld Jvlr II thrv Sopt. 3, '" 83c -.75c .... ::63c - 4 ·PIECE PLACE SETriNG "CORTINA" S'F.AINL~ STEEL TABLEWUE . WITH COUPON .'fO THE RIGHT AND THE PUR· CHASE OF ONE 4 - PIECE PLACE SETTING AT REGULAR PRICE. -.. rllht ;' Peaches ........ 5~ Sl Applesauce . . . . ..,..._ Cake Mix. . . . . .3:: 89c Flour ......... 10 :. 89c t. (Unit No. 1 - ' Will th1o - Ka.lf•.z. Fork, TeupOOD Ia SaW ....k) tiU tllo .,......_ of . . . . UnM No, 1 II $1M Limit Goo c.ui- ,.,. '"'""" c..,,... Good July 11 lhru July 16 PRINT NAMI .. . .. .. .' ... .. .. .. ... . ..... . IEn'ING OF CORTINA STAINLESS STEEL TABLEWARE ••• START YOUR SET THIS ...EEKI - .... ' rnl•• • • • ,._ ~' ......... w: nd ' . '• .... ~ .,........ ~.-,.~ -------' .,....._ ..... - .,. ., .... ·"" ...... ,j 11·0%. pkg. SSe £,1/ Comet Cleanser 17-or. .ua - ._ ............ --.......... .. Pie ings Kroger CatJup ... . ___ ..,.. I .::. $1 Fig Ban-~-~.":':'..•. 2 :. • Sagar - -~~~-- !5 ~ $151 No.Z ~ Neetarhlll ••• .. 29c Trapi.Cfruit DrWrl .. I ':: $1 Red GraPN _ .. Z9c $1 Rei1Ut4 With j Coupo11 And 4 ~ Comt~tock Labell · . . . . . 39c 4-,.ICI PUC. SITTINe ' ~ a. Kroger Eggs FREE! I, "- Jl,'Q -- PICTURED ABOVE IS THE FR.EE PLACE ........... ~ 79c 1 5 SAYE ~-111"-Y.t. ..... Loo Coffee Cake tt.dte. Dinners pk~~o -._ ......... Me START YOUR SET TODAY. SAVE up to $17.00 on additional "CORTINA" Stainless Steel Tableware with weekly coupons in Kroger news· paperads., Cottage Cheese . . . ::. 49c Soup . . . . . . . . . 06 :. .9"-t 1 8-ct. Liquid •' k: 1· tr....,.. tA MushMom, Vtg. . . . . . . . . ,,...,.. ., Cllldl• Mil M' • • I Chllle. Liquid Z·PIECE SALAD SET ......., Pri<o ... .. .. .. . J1.4f LOM . .... ..... ..... ... .... . . WITH THIS COUPON .. 99c Tuna ....... . • • • 3 ~: $1 , lt,.r , _ -... loooholtl ' - •..ur . UNIT No. 8 • ~Cortina" Margarine ....... 6 ..:: $1 .,;., Cll- II tllo leo Chunk Lltlrt c-. Tllllloy, - · lo.....ry Stelk, Com ..., H•lh, Pranks & ..... Wolor ...,. __ 83c !19 cana 1 ( . _ l'lolo & I' D.mners . . . . . . . . . ......•. •. ltw ,.... . "'""""' Ducklings ....... . 'VItt.ge INI TMey & Gravy1 BHf I Grawr, . . lol--, .,... & Gt'ovy " ,. . Drpllnw:nl 0 Only - llria ewarct.d .,., Malter Cud, but no limit on the number of card• • JW may UN. Ofhr opll'ft 5 deys .tt.r closing date W~nounc.mrnt in Krwgtr ads. 29c freth ..... thl!lfl lo llo loko . "MONEY·GO·ROUND" MAS· TER CARDS & ONE GAME CARD EACH STORE VISIT AT CHECK • OUT LAN~ AT ANY KROGER STORE. NO · PURCHASE NEC~· SARY TO PARTICIPATE! plot Ill """' . ., Blue ....... _85e FREE! WMn V.U calltct fht. l.tten; M-O.N·E ·Y and have Hlltcl out yeur Master Card, It .. you . r Kn11Jar Calh'9. O ..velldat.d. She will erase the 1 run ..,• your C.nl to TeVeal your prize and award that priu te yeu. CAUTION! PfHM • 1'111' tMiptr with, or nwtti;.t. y.ur Mu..r Can:l. No prl~~t will bt 11Ytft I the lf1lll' tpOt 111 tht Ml1ttr Card is ta,....red with in eny way. I~ ...... You'll Rncl .• ..... _$1.41 re~~uet& ~ Kro11er Wiener or r· lb. Game Hens ......... 59c Noblloo-Cromo • Surlulr K.--lrudllomlolo Less Than 3lbs. __ lb. 59e Sandwich lpocloHy Kraut Salad lb. 39c .Yal Decker Hrlgr.U LIUieh Meal 3,!$1.61 Cinnamon MH... ,.... ...... .. 99Q ~rmourStar /WGIIIttJ -·- .. ~~ .3 lba or more Crisp ~ale" .Wiener• --.. - 49~ i.ACH KROGER STORE VISIT! i' Smoked Smoked ·Ham ....... .lb. '"" .... _.. WIN! •100 •10 sS . •1 ·W or Sutlunertitne .:~~ ,, Ur ·st~:'.' ,· Premium ~ty Easy-To~Fix . Kroger· Priced .' Means ••• . doJJ. . Sweet Com 6 49c tor Potatoes ..,... J .f , r~~ . ~:. •. . f• ' :,.' . �---- ..... . ..... . ......_. __ . ,. ~-~·-·~ __ ..,....,..,_ ...... - - - - - - - - - · ·-- ··- -·. ·-·--;:·c . • : .. - - - - - · _,.. - - - - -.......- - - , -.:..,\ ,. - ,, ,: ,, 'l ,'·\ I ! -- ' ' . ·--.... ~ PIID LASSWELL I • :.G-et Extra Cash The Want Ad \Vay ·.8USI,.n&SS Se· IYIC&S liN WEY --·--T-- ' c / ·.wu« AD 11 JNFORM~YION • •• M. @ DIAOLINU thl ~ lenUneJ. Pomeroy-lllldclleport, ....,. , ..... ~., .... MoltCIQ ()NtU . . tiM &. M. C&NCILLATION& CDIIIC:TIO"I Wt• 1M ICcepteel Untl trH A. M. Per On et •ublklll. . o, IUiy 13, 196t Pomer~v M eo · t SIGNS .. 'mDioyment Wasftcl Jl____.;.·-~.....----~ . ---~-.....,~------' , di\On wood porch swing with : WANTED_ Work lor b u l l - j l ' " - - - - - - - - · ·· chairul, $5. Mrs. Lillian [ cloler, Phone 191-M. NOW TAKIMI RINTA&. Q Slelif, 510 s. Second Ave., I 6 27 1Dtc /{JjA liW~ rUillVATIIItll !· Middleport, Ohio. RUI I f BABY ~~, 713 31."1--=-Fa-rm........,..,M-ac:-:hi_ne_ry_ 'I . Holsteln cross. ,Clifford Lelf- BALERS - OfOr ' .0 QU·aa- I For ..14! j CALVES, Hereford ·--.Two l~ternationals ~. . .. . II ,;;,..,;. ~ ' - · --_,; ~ H NDA 1AI¥J &.VICE II ••lloi•,.•' Ottli 01* 'Ill• one w•re: one. string tie; two e SAI.IS • NICIST PIO~i.ll CaLL Case strmg tie; one Lon11 1 RENTAl.$ 1 62FORD --~--~--------~~$~5 strmg tie; one Roanoake lllllronlc Ordlrlnt To eC:omplnl ._....llllnte bJCk ltAWLiNOS Folcon 4 Door. A•tllmoU< trillS. 8 eyl. el\lint deluxe blue string tie with bale thrower; SloHd Our Drlv..ln ROUSH & L~ONS atertor, wblte flnioh. Like ..w tireo. kadto anil heater. one AC round; two Massey SERVICE IS HEREI T II •~w11- H l'ld "~I ••Til 60 DODGE $495 f"Ot w1nt &IIIII ..rvtce Harri•; one New llollancl; I ~-------...1 C•mping rl IN .. •••• 0 I""' es • Con t ,.. .,.,. on• UlUrll.,. Hardtop Coupe, VB enalne, power slePring and b~akes. Dark oeveral John Deere. Price, ""'""St. Mollll, YA~~~WY 14UI Minimum eM,.. 68 celda I one gas floor rumace; one $100 to $375. FORAGE JIAA. nutll' Ml ~IJIOIIt, OHIO green flnloh, vill11 Interior. tt cent• per ...,.. tor n~r• Clft. apartment size gas range in ; 111..;;::;.;;;.-. _____ _ IKUtt. . 1-"lont • Pit clttll Dillllllilt In •••• . . very good . condition ; one 18VESTERS - two Jobn Deero ,...,,..., o 59 FORD $795 lftd 101 INI:.&In II ...._ one f>To one Motor drive; I......,._ ' ' • .. IXI"IRIINCED CARD OF THAN ·~& OIITUAIIU Ga.lax.ie 500 4 door, locally owned and sharp. Radio and beat· lnrh King lawnmower. All two Case PTO; one lnterna-1,----==11.21 ,., IMJt er. VB automatic. Power brakes. edCIIHOilll . lc. prlces reasonable. Call 94!1- tiona! big job wltlt six cyl· EXPIRIINCED WHEEL OFPtCII Rl 7 13 610 a;• A. Ill... laW r. M. Dtltl 2Z6!. , lnder motor. Prices t475 to ALIGNMENT ....NIJ' tz• A. M, It 12111 NM• liOUSETRAn.ER, complete 1600. MOWBRs for most AT ITS GRI!ATIST 11"'1 d IAIY TO PLACI A with underpinning --& awning. tractors. Plenty of rakes. and It· -tiLl ,.ODUCtNe OPIN lVII. t.GO P.M. • ~ Phone CH 5-5532 163-3 Most eve-'''"g needed on 1 PlAin or wltb pep.eronl. IIIAkl! SERVIC& (i WANT All 1 1111 1' .. lllU!IBge, mushroom. liam or PHONE WY/2-2156 I'GMIIIGY, OHIO , . . 1966 HONDA, 305 Super-Hawk the f•rm at low cost. Bill lnd oombtnatlons. . . . . Ali1nment Sho ' 2600 miles. Ph. WI 9-3231. . I Goodwin, 6 miles from wilkes••al(l ,. or 12" lin _1St to 1.50 ·!R"'\ '"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,....!!!!!!!!!!!!.,...,....-.,.....,....,...:""'"""""7,..,......,....,! 7 I' 6t 1 ville. <1 1 10, Gte HA PhOM99WJ76 • Co1id of Th"nks = Wantad For Sale __ __ • ' Comptote Corry-Out ,.rvleo W. Moln 51, Pom'" --~- 1 RATS, MICE eliminated for-I IE t t F Sale I CALL WY 2-..0. Fortnei'ly Gtueset Bodr I WISH to express my heart- . YOUNG ~n to live in and care ONE IR ft. Inboard with trail· : ever. '·Get Star." Ebers·j .. el S 1 e or ._ 'I : Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Wotks 1 felt thanks to those sending' for sem1-mvalld. Good home, er, 130 H.P. motor, good con- I bach Hardware , Sugar Run , 2 STORY brick home, 8 rooms flY 2-2l9J w MAIN 'OMEROY . . 111 0 flowers and cards to me durprefer someone who c a , dition 1350 Ph WI 9-31 51 day i Feed Pir': en's Hardware I and bath, 4 bedrooms, storm l.,.,...,.....,.....,.....,.......,P.,om.,....•ro,.,.y~~;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;~'ll'"""""'":~~';;\;-;;;;;oi=l in& iny recent hospitalization. drive. Ph. 992-5223. 1 12 3tc or 1 ' 1 11 30tp 1 doors and windows, forced : ' • 9.30 &9 e~enings. Also to Rev. Howard Rup- PAINTING, interior and exter7 12 3tc ' KEEP our car •l;- I>Oautif~l air gas furnace, large con-I --:;--:---::--:---! pelt lor his thoughtful visits. ior hourly '"' contract reao. Y pe crete patio large level fenc- 1 8uslness Servtcel . r Mrs. Lillian Steil!, Middle- on~ble. Ph. 992-5180. 'Homer ' ONE used gas range, . o n e: despite constant foo tstep.< ul ed yard , good place til live. ! _.. smoll e.lectric relnger11tor,; a busy fam1ly. Get Blue Lu•. Come take a look at S•ra- ·~-Ic t ·-k. - : -.6 ~ ta•· 8 1 ,...... ra ey. w ~ $25 each Ph. 992-3205. 1 tre. Rent electric shampooer . '· 1..,.. • ar. c1eanmg servu:e WATI:R RAULlNG Ph "1 12 31 p Ce t Bl k C , cuse. Ph. 992-3107 for appoml- 11111 eleclrfc ....-er cleanlllg. )[II N_~ Ralllator ~"If 992P· omeroy WE WISH to thank Dr. Ridge· ' .one men ~c o. I men!. 7 13 3tc Call .,., ...... ....•. te Oh" 7286. 6 9 301c ----- -1 11 stc __ -~....-..... "'""' r, to. 1 •C:•r e Truck 1 H..ter way aDI1 his nurses, Ewing _ THOROUGHBRED German , . 1ii'IIDDLEPORT-CORNER LOT I 7 8 12tp who Staff, Rev. Early, the pallFor S1le Shepherd pup,_ 5 months, $t5.! KEEP carpel clemung proh· . _ 2 story frame, 6 rooms (3 1 P!'C JI!IT)' Frederick, Core 1 Bulld011r bearers, singers, flower girl, E di h Ph. Walter Wilson at 992· , lem small - use Blue Lustre I bedrooms 1 bath first floor , II •talioned at Fl. Sill, Okla., I Any Type the Home Bakery at Edger- AH'I!QU Furnl:~,l s es 1028. 1 12 3tc 1' wall to wall. Rent electric I remodeled' ne~ furnace I AUCTIONEER ~to his base last week. ~- WisconsiD, · Mr• and Mrs' "nuscellaoeous. ~- ·-sewing - -~ machine. This · ! shampooer $1 · B·aker 'u v ,.,.. ' COMP LETE 5AL ES He wa• a· •~•· ·~pani'ed to Colum....,, H an! CeclJ urtiOUwrite W· SINGER ' close to school•. A buy at' · Harmon O'Brien for the nice """· ow • ' t re Co 1 11 6tc 1 MANAGIMINT bus by his pmnts, Mr. and wv 2-2196 Mlddloport, 0 dolllltion Jl•e• to the Cancer Main St.. Pomeroy. machine equipped to zig zag, ! __"_ - . - - ·-- - . .. $6,900.00 W.-lte . Phone or Contoct Mrs. Norman Frederick, Mre. 1:::;;::;::::::~ Fund and neighbors and 1 211 Uc make buttonholes, darn and ' CARPETS a [right' Make them SYRACUSF. - 1 story Irarne, l JIM CARNAHAN Hattie Frederick lind Mrs. ~=-===-=-La--;-k---;l -- monogram. Take over pay-( a beauti[ul sight with !lluel 5 rooms 13 bedrooms), new Zona Biggl. He 11!11 b)' plane. ·· lri"""" who helped in any 50tr~· G~~A; ~all J~~~ ments of $5.50 per month or Lustre. Rent electric sham- , IJath and utility room, Ievel i IIACINI. OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stew· way during the loss of our J arf' er, Rt. 33 • . 1 rd 5 pay balance due $54.60. Call i pooer $1. Picken 's Ha rd- corner lot t90XIOOJ . Owner •• "" Nel••nville, Mrs. Zona dear hw;band aDII lather, e ers . gomg owa 1 I · 'ced II " .,, "' Roy M. Roush. Mrs. Roy the fairgrounds or call 992 • _!Ji!2.32 18· . ware_c;c>.::_Inc. ____ 1 11 _61<: mo;g : pn to se · ..,,. IIIA'l'INO, PLUMBING, Rarll Blggll and Mrs. HotUe Freder· AND Row;~, Frank, Kathryn Jor· 6524. 1 12 3tc GOOD VALUES In USED 1 ONE 5 year old mare pony, oc':00 ·YOU WANT VACANT Dosol Bottle Gas. Arnold ick were dinner guest& of ~· don, Francis Miller, Leonard -----···--ORGANS hlack , gentle with small .,•., llrolhera, illl E. Main St., and Mra. Norman Fredenck, Roufll and Delores Cabcreck. BEANS, cabbage, cumcumbers II - Used Wurlitzer Spinet Or- childreq. Ph. 949-222-1 alter ' UNO .._· flliOII.OO buyo 61 PomeiOJ, 9 22 tie Jerry and Jaok. . · ::ltc and tomatoes. Ph. 843-2265. gan Ebony finish. Model Bte I acres w1lh dug well 14 acres 1\lr llld Ifni Clifford Cox BIG BEND 4017 5 7 13 7 10 -~2 lfc _ $59&. p. m. bottom land) I mile soolb o! I IAIIL GRUII:SER, plurnblll& ll1d his miA!r, MyrU of Gary, oua ==-=s= r o"'R=--c E will be open 1 ~ Used Wurlllzer Spinet OrI Rutland on good hlaclrtop ll1d heating, MmersvUle, Ind., o(IOIII the hol~ay week· TRAILER SALES Notice Thursday, Friday, Saturday, gan. Maple linish. Model 4040 road. Approllmately 1,000 I Ohio. EDd JOur sewer trouble. e~~d at tbe Cox home here. ROUTE 124 July 15, 16, 17. Entire stock $fi95. j Our summer appliance sal;! foot frontage. We bave Ill size aewer macbMr. and Mrs. George FredAt Sl/l'acuse Corponztio!l 1 WILL NOT be responsible for will he sold at cost or less. t _ Used Wurlitzer Spinet Oris '" full swing. Albert W. C.., Broker IDes. Rea-.ble rsl9. Call erick called Mrs. Hattie 00 any debts contracted by any· Al•o building oquipment with ' gan. Model 4100 with ssb-; Henry Cle.l•nd, Sale&man WY 2-211'1f, day or night. Frederick a recent evening. II.,.,..,.,..,.,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""~ one other than mysell. George Better prices tba11 ever on t9z.3830 9 15 U I' , C Kermit McElroy Mr. and D. Stobarl, Jr., Racine, Ohio, 3 room apartment on I acre boom. Mahogany finish -~ Freezers, Refrigerators, Waground at Lemley's Market, I .-s. sher-Dryer Pairs, Elec. RanEvenmgo 192-%S68 or III-363G Mrs Jim Mi:Elroy lllld Mrs. • 0 7 11 lip Tuppera Plains, Ohio. Call 1 -Used Lowery Starlet Organ go, and Air.CondiUonors. 1_ 7 13 ltc AIR CONDmONING, 1Wt11eJ- lllithl MeElroy visited . Mr. DUE TO shorta&e ol mereltan- lf/-3964. 7 12 2tp Walnut firusn - $450. 15 eu. fl. Chest f ROOM lwu!!e, furniture , bath, ltlla IIOI'VIce. Jack S lWril' 11nc1 Mrs. Henry Spencer and dise, there will be no auctliRI -=REPOSSEsSED Electrelui I - Used Hammond Chord f,R:.~~~hesl coal furnace and garage, llhlloa. New Ham~. Pbtnte Vance Sunday evening. at A48ms Trading Post this cleaner, new cleaner guaran- Oraan, Maple flm sh - $395. FREEZER $235 drilled well, 2 acres, 3 miles TU 2-353'1. I 6 tic Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelley ol week Watch in this column tee, current model, reasonWENDELL'S Free teo Cream With Eoch on State RL 7 from city limBucyrua l!pe111 several days The Cllr1ellln Sunday Seltool for ~ext auction announce. able payments. Call 676-2141 1.108 Garfield Ave. Fnuer & Reftotgerator. its. Possession Immediately, ISEWING mac!Ilnet, repair with his piU11llts, Mr. and bad an altA!nclant!e of IV and an ment date. 7 11 &tc PL Pleasant, or write ElecPhone 485-440l Ph. WY 2-218! $6,500. Helen Sauvage, Pb. ".., 10 mat... WY 2-2284. Mrs. Patti~ Heelllly. Worship sanJce1 followed with troiUJ:, 209 Flftb SL, Point Parllmbu!'i, W. Va. 99'l-2890. 7 12 6\P. . ~· \feekelt.4 ltle!ltl of Mrs. Zrllla Rev. Clyde Hinton. 7 10 3tc ANY CJ UB or organization Pleasant 6 9 30IA: 110M.llOY 5 ROOM house and balb oa •~ce. ng ~ U• Biggs were Mr. and_ MrS. L_ar- oflerlng of $34. on July 3. 1~ • tl:: · Ud like to hold an .:: .,.,... lad d 1 EI aucllo*to raise funds, con- 1866 STEREO, lovely wainut BUDGET PRICED turnllllftl In '• OtUO large lot in Middloporl, priory G man an SIS er, IZ8· Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal, J tact ms Trading Post console model. Radio equip- our lhird floor bndget shop. I I ed to sell. See Arnola Dod- READY-MIX concrete deliver· ~t~ Mr. land Mt Da:~~ Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King were B and Alition House, Rutland. ped with 4 speed automaUc Baker Furniture, Middleport Jaell W. Carsey, Mgt. son at 517 Bryon Place, Mld- ed right to your project.. ll'ast a man, wo ns, . in Caldwell recently to brlng We baf!! completa auction changer, f speaker sound syo. Ohio. 11 IJ He dleport , 0. 1 10 Gtc and easy. Free esllmates. Mr~. Carlos Gladman all of horne the children who have tem. Easy terms. Take over O{'IE, RIDING horse, mare. Av- 6 ROOM. house- and bath, extra Phone 992-3284, Goeglein Spr~ng!Ield. bee tte dl B'bl \t 1 faciliti~for you. Phone payments of e5.f9 or pay balLUSTRE FOAM is guaranteed ! ~ry \Goeglein, Rt. 33. Porn•large lot, on Depot St., Ru~ Ready·M~ Co.. Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac T;~~~ then ::lss s:.::Pa~al 7 7 1 610 • ance due $98.26-_Call 992:J2l8. til be the best carpet cleaner ] y, 0 .. on the Athens Road. land, 0. Ph . 742-5783. Obio. 6 30 tic and two daughters of Zona was presented an award for lRE a ltlgh school WELL eqn;pped coal mine on you have <ver used or your h. llfJ2.&15. _7 6 6tp__ 7 10 6tp ~ VIrgin!; ~sited Mrs. the best camper. :a=o~~o ~:g~~i Storr'' Run Road, 60 acres I money back. Electric sham- J ACRES, leparute, on Rt 7, ' Two houl!es Chester Road (Rt. l AU(,"llll~t;ER Biffs ~~Y- Spencer and M nd M Chari M b ability 1_, 1 cllllllenging job? of cua:. P~ . SH 2-5022 be· pooer rental $1. Ehcrsbach. suitable flit motel or business, 71 . large' lot, with house I ~::.=::lcf sons"~1 Raci~e vllfled Mr. tmd Jr. ~a famu;'had 81 '::..t!~d ' ••• tween • and 6 p.m. 7 8 12tp Hardware. ' 7 6tc road •IIITollllds 3 Bides of It. trailer - $5 000 DO .._ H spenand Vance ' ··- M d Mt Ch I Yoa ,.-e .invi.... !D consult Pholie &a? :IStll lllet 3 p m • · Write, Pr- a i;onla.. •"•· ency ,g VISiwrs r. an s. ares 1112 wl.lb lllr. Dan Bargdill, Dlo• · · Small frame how;e, E. &. 1.. IIIIAilll'llllD Sunday. Rauach and family, Miss !Uta 1 26 12 trict ~. ButPr Boy •m~D · f . ---P·1-- tp77,. ...~a•n beStd.,rooP~h"'ouY..,- Btl$5~~ Sa ..,, CJIIj .._ Kermit MeElroy, Mr. and Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Food-0-R:imas, to paluate u""' re ngerator. 10ne ~ uuee "' • ,..,.. I I lltti. JIIDieS McElroy and Mash and family, all of eo. your Potential ill our rapidly DAILY CROSSWORD 1203, Mason, W.Va. nut Avenue, Pomeroy -f/,500 - · Dtmnle McElroy, all or Cowan Iumbus and Mr. and Mrs.~ expanding restaurant organlACR088 2. Alllllduous 21. Forbid , , , 7 8 6tc Four bedronm house, 148 ButAuto Sale1 I Lake spent lite weekend with ell Masb and family, Gahanna. zatlon as a future manager of l.Mfl••• 3.Puppet 22-::~.. NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY ternut Avenue, Pomel'07 Mrs. Martha McElroy, Gene 4 111e of our locations. We will o. ~aJk t BATHROOM I tic ti1a block $7,500·00 · NEW 1H6 BUICK ... $2,564 and VergU Mr. and Mn. Owen Smith ' Barnyard plaet tt. ~ute aluminum ~ lonn d ' Three bedroom house, ButterSpecial VB 4 dr. Sedan. This Mr end · Mrs Clifford Cox recently were overnight visit1~; 0 • <. W>• ' • ' ' ":' • -, '"" I Buick is equ1pped with lamll1d sister MyrUe, ol Gary ors of his brother and family 0 11. confederate 6. Musical ,...,. besan t :~ ows.al eth UI t Calle ing system, hardwood floors -tlne~ 18 io..neopou•~mratiVci·Le,1.n1·, Ind visited Mrs Hattie Fred: at Ripley, W. Va. , and aUcndb k five income rae et 12. Spoken inatrument tacte ~ rep r e reo · . _ fii,OOO.OO. I'adio, foam c~blons 'i.:.tb ·• · . ed the July 4th celebration. 2B.Bunk. Apply ·p• only at UnIll. Seed i.Bibll<OI Guy Netsler, Racine, OhiO. Two apartment house O•· seall, large hub caps. Dlx. erick Sunday everung. · Mr and Mrs Charles King I Jon & •·Congress Streets, <overing king hou,e, 6 14 30tc ' 1 Stick & full carpeting on Mrs. Erma Cleland Council . d · cia : 8 Athens · from 1 5 pm ~::f.1~red -~~::Can so, born S~eet, Pomeroy, arge floor, Special no trade price. Deputy, Mtf. Ada Van Meter,~ 8: With Mr. and ~~h 1~ . cloth million• !~~ lot ,ooo. f!,Mf. Mre I!'.ltlter llklenour ol Cbeat- rs. ing anct Mr. Olld 1r ll.Avena •:!.Land 27.MaJe 31.Trlrunr Two apartment house, Mul· NEW 1966 IMC t·.c· $1,1H er, Mtw. Zelda Weber of Ktmo Mrs. Charlea Ellis of Harrison· ''liOI ·lent 18. City ...,..""' •heep 3f. Jo101'1let berry Avenue, Pomerey \!I Ttm Pldw/' It u., the 2110 Hoad, and Mn. Helen WoH VIlle. 19. t'::::ter. If.;::~ ~8. :~dow• 35. ~:i ~,000. ~:~.. :!~ :Of:.~.: met With Mra. llaUie Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murriy' ""'ted 15. Old timeo 2~. Pl>one book 3G. Preso Fl\ e bedroom botl.!e, Laurel =peclal no trade price June II to audit the [) ol A Jr,. spent a weekend at Vlr- j 21 .ol'!ol0 or 17.Btraoll abbrevra38.Greek Street, Pomeroy - $6,&00. •ummer ole of Lod books Refrahme ts liDia Beach, Vll. 10. Slollur tlon letler . eLUMBER Two bedroom, very modern • ' 00. ge . n Mr. and Mrs. Branch Millet1 heit, Rock Springs, Pom•l'07· ' _7 13 31< 1 - -- -- --··, , ONE 12 ,000 B'l'U cast Irvn A· merican Standard Sunbeam gas furnace, good condition. ' I C..W's Steak House ..... n· \I'm• Pomeroy Motor Co. I l'f1\ IJ At.' 'tAPP (~'-BEFOP.I£ I ASSUMEDH/lR w. SHAPE.~",) pI ZZA WHEEL I \ ALIGNMENT SERVICE I .. IY HOWII SCHNEIDER Bla8 ttnOr$ R wi \ SARITOF DOOT A,-;J<. - MUST f'RIOVAIL! T(X;ETHE R I Put I in dame! ~11?... •• 0. .. 1-13 LlG RARY fS ILE ~CE 1] DICk TRACY , •.. OWNED OUTiP SPACE. ~ vqy :o:.s '' :- n\':!:,tr . ·· --'-' FRIEND! _.,..... How tAR CAN YCJU SWIM ~ . :rs. J• ' :::&;, Y-U••• \ I ROOM "·::i"' •• -·· p.m. Center lahed house In Jolaaon. "PPL lt2-M'II Iller • 7 12 3tc 1 ROOM furnished apartment. Call 9i2-2571 or 992-39'15. 7 7 tfc THREE tmd lour roolll lurnlsbed and lllllurnished apart. ments. W'l .MM. · 12 8 Uc roua ROOiil fundlllitd apart. ment WY ~t 14 ~ THREE and four roolll !urllisbed apartments. All utllJ. ties paid. Phone IVY W171. Rowley aiJd Reed. Afllr I p. m. call WY 2-3574. . Ulfl lUTOMOBILE Insurance been eancelled! :Lost your operat.-•s lleense? Call WY 2-2966. • 11 Uc '1'0 CopJ>tlltl Senlce ~ • made Ill lepf .Jilplft, IIInt> reco~f ll1d llmolt 1J11 . . dotZCIIk . . . . - - PoiDIIVJ ~ ECICLES liND HIS / --· --- ··_· # PLLEY OOP LITTLil OR~HAN ANNIE . ,....~.. ly HAROLD GRAY "I' ~-~--~ - -----~f[;:•~IJ!.J ~~ ~ -- ·~ . .' '· ' ' FIGCiEQ SOME 0 ' TJ.j{M TICii1T 1llaL CHESTS WAS LEFT BY TH' PI~TES! IN T.r4EM OMS THEV DIDH'T ORDER ~ROM MO -~';_"~!;G~Uo>; TI-lEY GUI'SS 60 ! ""'"' '(QJ SURE PICk'EO UP TI-l" KNACk, N£Ra.f !m; •a ~HI l Kin sbury · e N News otes ~ =··=.:.:..~ ' • ::..=ICSI s.'::*a':d 1 • 25: u;;:m,. Jr 1/'.1 [// ~ apeclaltiN ~ ~:;tment <her 31. Ws.goo ~:~:ot praise 36.1ll1Jptian If. II.Bilftalo'• -111 [8~ if" ~ I WINDOWS e BEAMS w I'" J1t ' Pomeroy Mo ( tor 0. AIIAII kills pests beaU Free your home from termites, IDIB, cockroaches, crtokets, acorpions, silverfl8h, sptdera, wasps and water bugs, Avail· able It King Builders Supply Co., Middleport. f 29 tfo b- :U~~an~~:::.-E~:! llllti Farm Bureau. :i:5 n~.. -w~ 1- Biblical ~ •~ l frame home, 431 Lincoln St., BLAEnNARS Middleport, - $9,995. Three bedroom, very modern Po...roy, Ohio home with all utilities, in . Enterprise next to E.U.B. Jli7 CHEVROLET, A-1 condl1108• lltandani V-1. Also 8 pow· Church - $1i,500. Service Slation, vac:ant, with ~ • glide automatle trallllmiJ. 7 12 ate living quarters, upper Syra· SIOII. Ph. 99U2!111. cuse. Will sell on ltmd conleliJal Notice tract. - $2,500. 1.57 acres, with house, WnU uoaL NOTIII Pen Road, spring, electrh!lty -"'1!":. u"::: .:::; - $1,000. Vlrllalo. "' ....., ......., .,.. •• All CBD he flaan«d. Call 19!~"!.~l";,;."";,.!NN; nzo. AllOt t p, m. <1111 ol;""uo......., .. tlle ::= ::::;; m. .rB:r: ::::i; '* ~ T. v u I K Y v X a A v N"' P N 12 P I x B H I N 'II 'M I 0 I 0 V V R If. P X 0 V X •- B I AX J ,._,..,.. Cl)'ptoqoolo: A M.Uf KAT DWEU. so LONG -UPON A THOUGHT THAT 1'1' JU.T TAU liD( I'IIUQmllh ,..L'IIII .IYUI'.AX !t:l':""'...t' - were •er;;edMre Loulll Hud Mr.Kaan' y · aDII claughso~, Mrs. tie lllllll ~ er, Jean, of Pine Grove, visited Mrs. Zona Blggll a recent even- Jnc. -Mrs. Hallie Frllderlok . Mr. end Mn. Jolm Garroway t1 Ci!"lmt, Md., wert IUIIB!s of relatives ltere. JllnmJ Clark and Sheila Clark _returned home with them to YiliL . . 11tosa WbO wem 10 West columbia, w. v ... fDr IIII flllll'll (.?) 10 ... Ollltr·.,....,. ....._ •• the_... 7 1 30te • ... , . I ROOM bouse ill HapJIJ Hoi~ l'lstructlons low nea• Rutland o a wen • ., INTERsTATE that never goes dry, firat SEMI DIUVING $1,000 may take it. Ph. Mea ages 20 tD fl SH 2·5022 between 4 and 5 WE ARE now selectina and in- p. m. 7 8 !:ltp ~~~'viewing men frvlll this area . to frnlll u Semi Drivers. No Legal Notice esperlenee necessary, and no ...At need to rel~ate. Earn over 11~ 0'::,,~,:::.,:w,:u~ $S a8 per · hr. after abort "" hoonna •• tllo 1orr w4a•t • o1 sLetart. p.m , Julr lOih IIoltllo 1rab1lna. For application and at••rEut My order tt. olfl•• orru.. lni\!I'Viel(o call Gl3-241-li572, 2t '"'· ...,. N•"''· Cio.k. ' " ,,. hr, service, or 51~5649. Or write for application !D Inter....... ltaiA! Semi Tr. Dept., c-o al:,'~~~ :, ~','~~~J:~ f,/:.1;~ . ~ Transporrntion Bldg Ro o m ..,., ""''"' win bo •••• •• ,.. ·• Oranre T ownJhlp bUdget. at the office 426, 307 E. 4th Street, Cin., of township cler•. Nina RobiDIIDR. o. 7 6 !Ole ,,.,._ R. R. ._ CooMue. 0 "' 0· ,. '"' =:" of Belpre visited her lather, Mr. Elijah Michael over .. weennd. Mr. and Mrs. Homer. G U, Win and daughter attended lie Warner reunion at the die of Mr. 11nc1 Mre. Lorenzo avIs reoently. W.Uebd visitors of MI; and Mrs. William Deal vtf1ri Mr. llld MrL MartiD Smart Of Colltmhos, Mr. and iUra. lllaniey llell and soa ol Clevd•e! snd Mr. and &ln. Wo)'lll leal and ltlmily :,w ::£.:?:,'!=,·~"S ~·w~. ':4 :0. :!: :ecei.U:tf~ wee I mount ,.,. Jl•- v CR'fl"l''QUOTE - Bwolltnr to work It; .A.llll' D L. A AI: a II L o J1' 0 • ll L L o W One letter simply rrtands for II!IDther. I11 tbls •ample A Ia ,_ for tbo II.. X fw 1111 t .... 0'.. etc. ~ IMtlttl, 11111 11114 11 ottht wonla lil'tlll iiiiiii tf<>pllla, 1111 Jlach daJ leltAitol are dlfftnmt. ' A Ot1Jio- Cjoootatlaa N W lol Iii U B A A V K A X Y .It LIt a 0 AD !I ius USED BUILDING MATERIAL I DOORS t% t% I'" ~ li rr 16 ~ ~ 14 C" H. l!oaroh 13 14 l'h W. ~ .c... H •""-- - _. ..,• ......, • - ••,...,"' ••~> ter eaaonno ..., ....-:::"'.':• .~01 ~"'!',."",\,.bo .,to~:=; Mr. and Mrt. ~~ lli1fe, 1011 ,..., Timmy, spent llteir vacall08 Joanne £MQ, llalnttff "" -'•U · Florid~. ~,.. PlslO"" wlu• '""' vea m. 0 to, Mrs. Artx, Mrt. QriiCI CIUk 27, "' 3, ' " aad Mrs. Joba Stout were llbop· PIIIJ In llat:lne. Mr. and MrS. boiiner Rbadlil, . Mr. anct Mra. llldtard Jlltolltt, 11)1 Mia. Jtti llolt Bellndl and R!Uj, fl Duallit• Mr. and Mrs. Artbut Glbaon W. Va. spent their •ICitlnll 1k ol AJblny were tuesll of Mr. II SOUtlt c.roJlna, u. ... - - Wagooer. Mr . IIIII. ~ .,_.. ""'"·""..-s "t~U~~N ~ ....... Mts. ElellOJ't Stou~ Daytoll, In ColtmtbUs lor the ~ ol llld Habert Stout spent the Mr. DAvid lloltet. Foutlh Wllb Mrs. Jolm l!toUL and 114d· WUI Day .... Mr. and Mra, awiea ICJ)IIello lotll! time In Flrila. ' Ia1 Aurora Ill. were guests of Dana Turner Sr. Ia 1D lbe SbelH pita! '-- faD 1 ' ' • Mr. and Mrs. Felix Alkll'e and. tering OS uvw a • children and Mrs. Mary Diehl. Ills borne. . ., ... - · ;,f"?":·,._ ,., HarrlsonviHe g .... ..,. nr. J ' : ' : " o•:;: 11 mo er, Mn. liazel .AniGld ... faro. ily. . lit. and llfl'l. Leroy Wyant ball II Weekllld vlPIIors Uwir dallibter, ldr. lind Mrs. Stat1· ley lliaf aDII ..n, Clevelalld. Mr, llld Mrs. I ger Youna bad .. dlmler gul ~ on Moodq, Mr. ll1d Mrs. Wayne Beat ll1d tamiJ,J and_ N • and Mrs. Mlrllll,BIIiarl ol lumb118. P¥1. QttrlliaD J , of Ft. Be~ ;.t:t lfle. weekend YDJr, ' _'.,"'••, at 11111111 aDII hll Ilareats, Mt. aad fam,ly. Mfi. CUI Hi Cervantes wro "Don Q16. :role to ridlcqle •manuc slor. ••• of ._. ...._ __, ' u:o lt.Uipu.JWII which thea ~ ~ popular, CHESTER GCI'ILD . EARTH AS THOtx;H TilEY BIG SAL EJ 1:. , ISy , "' mtJ ~E'I'RE HEADIIG FOR CAMNIS I lleij! It',; j u•t a <E BORN LOSEP TRAVEL TRAIURS I LJOLJI"' eijebal~, Vf;,~ -I sm ., ..... GASULJNI ALLEr Mi;Jl'M AiJ OIJLV OliLD/ SERVICE . ,.,...,... KEITH GOBLE FORD 895 N 611a!HERLY LO\IE RADIATOR Oak HilJ' Soca'ety Notes .f LIS TO.! ! WE R~ 1 I· ALL BRoTHERS IJJ · nm I!JORIJ> IS ··· IS THI S TH' Cl<tJSSBOW Y'US£0 WHEN "CAP'"ANO ~15 PALS TRIED T'GUH YOU DOWN'? N~; "ii-IAT UQHT JoB'S FOR ~TTJ,'I' AN eATIN" i BlRO , T~IS ~ FOR ~ GAME', LIKE FOI? WRONG -TYP&. ~,IF= l HAf:'TO! • t lr AAEIURM VAN BUREN I ' ' a, SCHULZ .WEKE ALWA~ A6HTIN6 OVER IT! NO,lHI~ If:! ll-IE ~'s TELEPHONE ANSWE.~ING SERVICE. MAY I TAKE A MESSAGE? �---- ..... . ..... . ......_. __ . ,. ~-~·-·~ __ ..,....,..,_ ...... - - - - - - - - - · ·-- ··- -·. ·-·--;:·c . • : .. - - - - - · _,.. - - - - -.......- - - , -.:..,\ ,. - ,, ,: ,, 'l ,'·\ I ! -- ' ' . ·--.... ~ PIID LASSWELL I • :.G-et Extra Cash The Want Ad \Vay ·.8USI,.n&SS Se· IYIC&S liN WEY --·--T-- ' c / ·.wu« AD 11 JNFORM~YION • •• M. @ DIAOLINU thl ~ lenUneJ. Pomeroy-lllldclleport, ....,. , ..... ~., .... MoltCIQ ()NtU . . tiM &. M. C&NCILLATION& CDIIIC:TIO"I Wt• 1M ICcepteel Untl trH A. M. Per On et •ublklll. . o, IUiy 13, 196t Pomer~v M eo · t SIGNS .. 'mDioyment Wasftcl Jl____.;.·-~.....----~ . ---~-.....,~------' , di\On wood porch swing with : WANTED_ Work lor b u l l - j l ' " - - - - - - - - · ·· chairul, $5. Mrs. Lillian [ cloler, Phone 191-M. NOW TAKIMI RINTA&. Q Slelif, 510 s. Second Ave., I 6 27 1Dtc /{JjA liW~ rUillVATIIItll !· Middleport, Ohio. RUI I f BABY ~~, 713 31."1--=-Fa-rm........,..,M-ac:-:hi_ne_ry_ 'I . Holsteln cross. ,Clifford Lelf- BALERS - OfOr ' .0 QU·aa- I For ..14! j CALVES, Hereford ·--.Two l~ternationals ~. . .. . II ,;;,..,;. ~ ' - · --_,; ~ H NDA 1AI¥J &.VICE II ••lloi•,.•' Ottli 01* 'Ill• one w•re: one. string tie; two e SAI.IS • NICIST PIO~i.ll CaLL Case strmg tie; one Lon11 1 RENTAl.$ 1 62FORD --~--~--------~~$~5 strmg tie; one Roanoake lllllronlc Ordlrlnt To eC:omplnl ._....llllnte bJCk ltAWLiNOS Folcon 4 Door. A•tllmoU< trillS. 8 eyl. el\lint deluxe blue string tie with bale thrower; SloHd Our Drlv..ln ROUSH & L~ONS atertor, wblte flnioh. Like ..w tireo. kadto anil heater. one AC round; two Massey SERVICE IS HEREI T II •~w11- H l'ld "~I ••Til 60 DODGE $495 f"Ot w1nt &IIIII ..rvtce Harri•; one New llollancl; I ~-------...1 C•mping rl IN .. •••• 0 I""' es • Con t ,.. .,.,. on• UlUrll.,. Hardtop Coupe, VB enalne, power slePring and b~akes. Dark oeveral John Deere. Price, ""'""St. Mollll, YA~~~WY 14UI Minimum eM,.. 68 celda I one gas floor rumace; one $100 to $375. FORAGE JIAA. nutll' Ml ~IJIOIIt, OHIO green flnloh, vill11 Interior. tt cent• per ...,.. tor n~r• Clft. apartment size gas range in ; 111..;;::;.;;;.-. _____ _ IKUtt. . 1-"lont • Pit clttll Dillllllilt In •••• . . very good . condition ; one 18VESTERS - two Jobn Deero ,...,,..., o 59 FORD $795 lftd 101 INI:.&In II ...._ one f>To one Motor drive; I......,._ ' ' • .. IXI"IRIINCED CARD OF THAN ·~& OIITUAIIU Ga.lax.ie 500 4 door, locally owned and sharp. Radio and beat· lnrh King lawnmower. All two Case PTO; one lnterna-1,----==11.21 ,., IMJt er. VB automatic. Power brakes. edCIIHOilll . lc. prlces reasonable. Call 94!1- tiona! big job wltlt six cyl· EXPIRIINCED WHEEL OFPtCII Rl 7 13 610 a;• A. Ill... laW r. M. Dtltl 2Z6!. , lnder motor. Prices t475 to ALIGNMENT ....NIJ' tz• A. M, It 12111 NM• liOUSETRAn.ER, complete 1600. MOWBRs for most AT ITS GRI!ATIST 11"'1 d IAIY TO PLACI A with underpinning --& awning. tractors. Plenty of rakes. and It· -tiLl ,.ODUCtNe OPIN lVII. t.GO P.M. • ~ Phone CH 5-5532 163-3 Most eve-'''"g needed on 1 PlAin or wltb pep.eronl. IIIAkl! SERVIC& (i WANT All 1 1111 1' .. lllU!IBge, mushroom. liam or PHONE WY/2-2156 I'GMIIIGY, OHIO , . . 1966 HONDA, 305 Super-Hawk the f•rm at low cost. Bill lnd oombtnatlons. . . . . Ali1nment Sho ' 2600 miles. Ph. WI 9-3231. . I Goodwin, 6 miles from wilkes••al(l ,. or 12" lin _1St to 1.50 ·!R"'\ '"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,....!!!!!!!!!!!!.,...,....-.,.....,....,...:""'"""""7,..,......,....,! 7 I' 6t 1 ville. <1 1 10, Gte HA PhOM99WJ76 • Co1id of Th"nks = Wantad For Sale __ __ • ' Comptote Corry-Out ,.rvleo W. Moln 51, Pom'" --~- 1 RATS, MICE eliminated for-I IE t t F Sale I CALL WY 2-..0. Fortnei'ly Gtueset Bodr I WISH to express my heart- . YOUNG ~n to live in and care ONE IR ft. Inboard with trail· : ever. '·Get Star." Ebers·j .. el S 1 e or ._ 'I : Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Wotks 1 felt thanks to those sending' for sem1-mvalld. Good home, er, 130 H.P. motor, good con- I bach Hardware , Sugar Run , 2 STORY brick home, 8 rooms flY 2-2l9J w MAIN 'OMEROY . . 111 0 flowers and cards to me durprefer someone who c a , dition 1350 Ph WI 9-31 51 day i Feed Pir': en's Hardware I and bath, 4 bedrooms, storm l.,.,...,.....,.....,.....,.......,P.,om.,....•ro,.,.y~~;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;~'ll'"""""'":~~';;\;-;;;;;oi=l in& iny recent hospitalization. drive. Ph. 992-5223. 1 12 3tc or 1 ' 1 11 30tp 1 doors and windows, forced : ' • 9.30 &9 e~enings. Also to Rev. Howard Rup- PAINTING, interior and exter7 12 3tc ' KEEP our car •l;- I>Oautif~l air gas furnace, large con-I --:;--:---::--:---! pelt lor his thoughtful visits. ior hourly '"' contract reao. Y pe crete patio large level fenc- 1 8uslness Servtcel . r Mrs. Lillian Steil!, Middle- on~ble. Ph. 992-5180. 'Homer ' ONE used gas range, . o n e: despite constant foo tstep.< ul ed yard , good place til live. ! _.. smoll e.lectric relnger11tor,; a busy fam1ly. Get Blue Lu•. Come take a look at S•ra- ·~-Ic t ·-k. - : -.6 ~ ta•· 8 1 ,...... ra ey. w ~ $25 each Ph. 992-3205. 1 tre. Rent electric shampooer . '· 1..,.. • ar. c1eanmg servu:e WATI:R RAULlNG Ph "1 12 31 p Ce t Bl k C , cuse. Ph. 992-3107 for appoml- 11111 eleclrfc ....-er cleanlllg. )[II N_~ Ralllator ~"If 992P· omeroy WE WISH to thank Dr. Ridge· ' .one men ~c o. I men!. 7 13 3tc Call .,., ...... ....•. te Oh" 7286. 6 9 301c ----- -1 11 stc __ -~....-..... "'""' r, to. 1 •C:•r e Truck 1 H..ter way aDI1 his nurses, Ewing _ THOROUGHBRED German , . 1ii'IIDDLEPORT-CORNER LOT I 7 8 12tp who Staff, Rev. Early, the pallFor S1le Shepherd pup,_ 5 months, $t5.! KEEP carpel clemung proh· . _ 2 story frame, 6 rooms (3 1 P!'C JI!IT)' Frederick, Core 1 Bulld011r bearers, singers, flower girl, E di h Ph. Walter Wilson at 992· , lem small - use Blue Lustre I bedrooms 1 bath first floor , II •talioned at Fl. Sill, Okla., I Any Type the Home Bakery at Edger- AH'I!QU Furnl:~,l s es 1028. 1 12 3tc 1' wall to wall. Rent electric I remodeled' ne~ furnace I AUCTIONEER ~to his base last week. ~- WisconsiD, · Mr• and Mrs' "nuscellaoeous. ~- ·-sewing - -~ machine. This · ! shampooer $1 · B·aker 'u v ,.,.. ' COMP LETE 5AL ES He wa• a· •~•· ·~pani'ed to Colum....,, H an! CeclJ urtiOUwrite W· SINGER ' close to school•. A buy at' · Harmon O'Brien for the nice """· ow • ' t re Co 1 11 6tc 1 MANAGIMINT bus by his pmnts, Mr. and wv 2-2196 Mlddloport, 0 dolllltion Jl•e• to the Cancer Main St.. Pomeroy. machine equipped to zig zag, ! __"_ - . - - ·-- - . .. $6,900.00 W.-lte . Phone or Contoct Mrs. Norman Frederick, Mre. 1:::;;::;::::::~ Fund and neighbors and 1 211 Uc make buttonholes, darn and ' CARPETS a [right' Make them SYRACUSF. - 1 story Irarne, l JIM CARNAHAN Hattie Frederick lind Mrs. ~=-===-=-La--;-k---;l -- monogram. Take over pay-( a beauti[ul sight with !lluel 5 rooms 13 bedrooms), new Zona Biggl. He 11!11 b)' plane. ·· lri"""" who helped in any 50tr~· G~~A; ~all J~~~ ments of $5.50 per month or Lustre. Rent electric sham- , IJath and utility room, Ievel i IIACINI. OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stew· way during the loss of our J arf' er, Rt. 33 • . 1 rd 5 pay balance due $54.60. Call i pooer $1. Picken 's Ha rd- corner lot t90XIOOJ . Owner •• "" Nel••nville, Mrs. Zona dear hw;band aDII lather, e ers . gomg owa 1 I · 'ced II " .,, "' Roy M. Roush. Mrs. Roy the fairgrounds or call 992 • _!Ji!2.32 18· . ware_c;c>.::_Inc. ____ 1 11 _61<: mo;g : pn to se · ..,,. IIIA'l'INO, PLUMBING, Rarll Blggll and Mrs. HotUe Freder· AND Row;~, Frank, Kathryn Jor· 6524. 1 12 3tc GOOD VALUES In USED 1 ONE 5 year old mare pony, oc':00 ·YOU WANT VACANT Dosol Bottle Gas. Arnold ick were dinner guest& of ~· don, Francis Miller, Leonard -----···--ORGANS hlack , gentle with small .,•., llrolhera, illl E. Main St., and Mra. Norman Fredenck, Roufll and Delores Cabcreck. BEANS, cabbage, cumcumbers II - Used Wurlitzer Spinet Or- childreq. Ph. 949-222-1 alter ' UNO .._· flliOII.OO buyo 61 PomeiOJ, 9 22 tie Jerry and Jaok. . · ::ltc and tomatoes. Ph. 843-2265. gan Ebony finish. Model Bte I acres w1lh dug well 14 acres 1\lr llld Ifni Clifford Cox BIG BEND 4017 5 7 13 7 10 -~2 lfc _ $59&. p. m. bottom land) I mile soolb o! I IAIIL GRUII:SER, plurnblll& ll1d his miA!r, MyrU of Gary, oua ==-=s= r o"'R=--c E will be open 1 ~ Used Wurlllzer Spinet OrI Rutland on good hlaclrtop ll1d heating, MmersvUle, Ind., o(IOIII the hol~ay week· TRAILER SALES Notice Thursday, Friday, Saturday, gan. Maple linish. Model 4040 road. Approllmately 1,000 I Ohio. EDd JOur sewer trouble. e~~d at tbe Cox home here. ROUTE 124 July 15, 16, 17. Entire stock $fi95. j Our summer appliance sal;! foot frontage. We bave Ill size aewer macbMr. and Mrs. George FredAt Sl/l'acuse Corponztio!l 1 WILL NOT be responsible for will he sold at cost or less. t _ Used Wurlitzer Spinet Oris '" full swing. Albert W. C.., Broker IDes. Rea-.ble rsl9. Call erick called Mrs. Hattie 00 any debts contracted by any· Al•o building oquipment with ' gan. Model 4100 with ssb-; Henry Cle.l•nd, Sale&man WY 2-211'1f, day or night. Frederick a recent evening. II.,.,..,.,..,.,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""~ one other than mysell. George Better prices tba11 ever on t9z.3830 9 15 U I' , C Kermit McElroy Mr. and D. Stobarl, Jr., Racine, Ohio, 3 room apartment on I acre boom. Mahogany finish -~ Freezers, Refrigerators, Waground at Lemley's Market, I .-s. sher-Dryer Pairs, Elec. RanEvenmgo 192-%S68 or III-363G Mrs Jim Mi:Elroy lllld Mrs. • 0 7 11 lip Tuppera Plains, Ohio. Call 1 -Used Lowery Starlet Organ go, and Air.CondiUonors. 1_ 7 13 ltc AIR CONDmONING, 1Wt11eJ- lllithl MeElroy visited . Mr. DUE TO shorta&e ol mereltan- lf/-3964. 7 12 2tp Walnut firusn - $450. 15 eu. fl. Chest f ROOM lwu!!e, furniture , bath, ltlla IIOI'VIce. Jack S lWril' 11nc1 Mrs. Henry Spencer and dise, there will be no auctliRI -=REPOSSEsSED Electrelui I - Used Hammond Chord f,R:.~~~hesl coal furnace and garage, llhlloa. New Ham~. Pbtnte Vance Sunday evening. at A48ms Trading Post this cleaner, new cleaner guaran- Oraan, Maple flm sh - $395. FREEZER $235 drilled well, 2 acres, 3 miles TU 2-353'1. I 6 tic Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelley ol week Watch in this column tee, current model, reasonWENDELL'S Free teo Cream With Eoch on State RL 7 from city limBucyrua l!pe111 several days The Cllr1ellln Sunday Seltool for ~ext auction announce. able payments. Call 676-2141 1.108 Garfield Ave. Fnuer & Reftotgerator. its. Possession Immediately, ISEWING mac!Ilnet, repair with his piU11llts, Mr. and bad an altA!nclant!e of IV and an ment date. 7 11 &tc PL Pleasant, or write ElecPhone 485-440l Ph. WY 2-218! $6,500. Helen Sauvage, Pb. ".., 10 mat... WY 2-2284. Mrs. Patti~ Heelllly. Worship sanJce1 followed with troiUJ:, 209 Flftb SL, Point Parllmbu!'i, W. Va. 99'l-2890. 7 12 6\P. . ~· \feekelt.4 ltle!ltl of Mrs. Zrllla Rev. Clyde Hinton. 7 10 3tc ANY CJ UB or organization Pleasant 6 9 30IA: 110M.llOY 5 ROOM house and balb oa •~ce. ng ~ U• Biggs were Mr. and_ MrS. L_ar- oflerlng of $34. on July 3. 1~ • tl:: · Ud like to hold an .:: .,.,... lad d 1 EI aucllo*to raise funds, con- 1866 STEREO, lovely wainut BUDGET PRICED turnllllftl In '• OtUO large lot in Middloporl, priory G man an SIS er, IZ8· Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal, J tact ms Trading Post console model. Radio equip- our lhird floor bndget shop. I I ed to sell. See Arnola Dod- READY-MIX concrete deliver· ~t~ Mr. land Mt Da:~~ Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King were B and Alition House, Rutland. ped with 4 speed automaUc Baker Furniture, Middleport Jaell W. Carsey, Mgt. son at 517 Bryon Place, Mld- ed right to your project.. ll'ast a man, wo ns, . in Caldwell recently to brlng We baf!! completa auction changer, f speaker sound syo. Ohio. 11 IJ He dleport , 0. 1 10 Gtc and easy. Free esllmates. Mr~. Carlos Gladman all of horne the children who have tem. Easy terms. Take over O{'IE, RIDING horse, mare. Av- 6 ROOM. house- and bath, extra Phone 992-3284, Goeglein Spr~ng!Ield. bee tte dl B'bl \t 1 faciliti~for you. Phone payments of e5.f9 or pay balLUSTRE FOAM is guaranteed ! ~ry \Goeglein, Rt. 33. Porn•large lot, on Depot St., Ru~ Ready·M~ Co.. Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac T;~~~ then ::lss s:.::Pa~al 7 7 1 610 • ance due $98.26-_Call 992:J2l8. til be the best carpet cleaner ] y, 0 .. on the Athens Road. land, 0. Ph . 742-5783. Obio. 6 30 tic and two daughters of Zona was presented an award for lRE a ltlgh school WELL eqn;pped coal mine on you have <ver used or your h. llfJ2.&15. _7 6 6tp__ 7 10 6tp ~ VIrgin!; ~sited Mrs. the best camper. :a=o~~o ~:g~~i Storr'' Run Road, 60 acres I money back. Electric sham- J ACRES, leparute, on Rt 7, ' Two houl!es Chester Road (Rt. l AU(,"llll~t;ER Biffs ~~Y- Spencer and M nd M Chari M b ability 1_, 1 cllllllenging job? of cua:. P~ . SH 2-5022 be· pooer rental $1. Ehcrsbach. suitable flit motel or business, 71 . large' lot, with house I ~::.=::lcf sons"~1 Raci~e vllfled Mr. tmd Jr. ~a famu;'had 81 '::..t!~d ' ••• tween • and 6 p.m. 7 8 12tp Hardware. ' 7 6tc road •IIITollllds 3 Bides of It. trailer - $5 000 DO .._ H spenand Vance ' ··- M d Mt Ch I Yoa ,.-e .invi.... !D consult Pholie &a? :IStll lllet 3 p m • · Write, Pr- a i;onla.. •"•· ency ,g VISiwrs r. an s. ares 1112 wl.lb lllr. Dan Bargdill, Dlo• · · Small frame how;e, E. &. 1.. IIIIAilll'llllD Sunday. Rauach and family, Miss !Uta 1 26 12 trict ~. ButPr Boy •m~D · f . ---P·1-- tp77,. ...~a•n beStd.,rooP~h"'ouY..,- Btl$5~~ Sa ..,, CJIIj .._ Kermit MeElroy, Mr. and Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Food-0-R:imas, to paluate u""' re ngerator. 10ne ~ uuee "' • ,..,.. I I lltti. JIIDieS McElroy and Mash and family, all of eo. your Potential ill our rapidly DAILY CROSSWORD 1203, Mason, W.Va. nut Avenue, Pomeroy -f/,500 - · Dtmnle McElroy, all or Cowan Iumbus and Mr. and Mrs.~ expanding restaurant organlACR088 2. Alllllduous 21. Forbid , , , 7 8 6tc Four bedronm house, 148 ButAuto Sale1 I Lake spent lite weekend with ell Masb and family, Gahanna. zatlon as a future manager of l.Mfl••• 3.Puppet 22-::~.. NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY ternut Avenue, Pomel'07 Mrs. Martha McElroy, Gene 4 111e of our locations. We will o. ~aJk t BATHROOM I tic ti1a block $7,500·00 · NEW 1H6 BUICK ... $2,564 and VergU Mr. and Mn. Owen Smith ' Barnyard plaet tt. ~ute aluminum ~ lonn d ' Three bedroom house, ButterSpecial VB 4 dr. Sedan. This Mr end · Mrs Clifford Cox recently were overnight visit1~; 0 • <. W>• ' • ' ' ":' • -, '"" I Buick is equ1pped with lamll1d sister MyrUe, ol Gary ors of his brother and family 0 11. confederate 6. Musical ,...,. besan t :~ ows.al eth UI t Calle ing system, hardwood floors -tlne~ 18 io..neopou•~mratiVci·Le,1.n1·, Ind visited Mrs Hattie Fred: at Ripley, W. Va. , and aUcndb k five income rae et 12. Spoken inatrument tacte ~ rep r e reo · . _ fii,OOO.OO. I'adio, foam c~blons 'i.:.tb ·• · . ed the July 4th celebration. 2B.Bunk. Apply ·p• only at UnIll. Seed i.Bibll<OI Guy Netsler, Racine, OhiO. Two apartment house O•· seall, large hub caps. Dlx. erick Sunday everung. · Mr and Mrs Charles King I Jon & •·Congress Streets, <overing king hou,e, 6 14 30tc ' 1 Stick & full carpeting on Mrs. Erma Cleland Council . d · cia : 8 Athens · from 1 5 pm ~::f.1~red -~~::Can so, born S~eet, Pomeroy, arge floor, Special no trade price. Deputy, Mtf. Ada Van Meter,~ 8: With Mr. and ~~h 1~ . cloth million• !~~ lot ,ooo. f!,Mf. Mre I!'.ltlter llklenour ol Cbeat- rs. ing anct Mr. Olld 1r ll.Avena •:!.Land 27.MaJe 31.Trlrunr Two apartment house, Mul· NEW 1966 IMC t·.c· $1,1H er, Mtw. Zelda Weber of Ktmo Mrs. Charlea Ellis of Harrison· ''liOI ·lent 18. City ...,..""' •heep 3f. Jo101'1let berry Avenue, Pomerey \!I Ttm Pldw/' It u., the 2110 Hoad, and Mn. Helen WoH VIlle. 19. t'::::ter. If.;::~ ~8. :~dow• 35. ~:i ~,000. ~:~.. :!~ :Of:.~.: met With Mra. llaUie Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murriy' ""'ted 15. Old timeo 2~. Pl>one book 3G. Preso Fl\ e bedroom botl.!e, Laurel =peclal no trade price June II to audit the [) ol A Jr,. spent a weekend at Vlr- j 21 .ol'!ol0 or 17.Btraoll abbrevra38.Greek Street, Pomeroy - $6,&00. •ummer ole of Lod books Refrahme ts liDia Beach, Vll. 10. Slollur tlon letler . eLUMBER Two bedroom, very modern • ' 00. ge . n Mr. and Mrs. Branch Millet1 heit, Rock Springs, Pom•l'07· ' _7 13 31< 1 - -- -- --··, , ONE 12 ,000 B'l'U cast Irvn A· merican Standard Sunbeam gas furnace, good condition. ' I C..W's Steak House ..... n· \I'm• Pomeroy Motor Co. I l'f1\ IJ At.' 'tAPP (~'-BEFOP.I£ I ASSUMEDH/lR w. SHAPE.~",) pI ZZA WHEEL I \ ALIGNMENT SERVICE I .. IY HOWII SCHNEIDER Bla8 ttnOr$ R wi \ SARITOF DOOT A,-;J<. - MUST f'RIOVAIL! T(X;ETHE R I Put I in dame! ~11?... •• 0. .. 1-13 LlG RARY fS ILE ~CE 1] DICk TRACY , •.. OWNED OUTiP SPACE. ~ vqy :o:.s '' :- n\':!:,tr . ·· --'-' FRIEND! _.,..... How tAR CAN YCJU SWIM ~ . :rs. J• ' :::&;, Y-U••• \ I ROOM "·::i"' •• -·· p.m. Center lahed house In Jolaaon. "PPL lt2-M'II Iller • 7 12 3tc 1 ROOM furnished apartment. Call 9i2-2571 or 992-39'15. 7 7 tfc THREE tmd lour roolll lurnlsbed and lllllurnished apart. ments. W'l .MM. · 12 8 Uc roua ROOiil fundlllitd apart. ment WY ~t 14 ~ THREE and four roolll !urllisbed apartments. All utllJ. ties paid. Phone IVY W171. Rowley aiJd Reed. Afllr I p. m. call WY 2-3574. . Ulfl lUTOMOBILE Insurance been eancelled! :Lost your operat.-•s lleense? Call WY 2-2966. • 11 Uc '1'0 CopJ>tlltl Senlce ~ • made Ill lepf .Jilplft, IIInt> reco~f ll1d llmolt 1J11 . . dotZCIIk . . . . - - PoiDIIVJ ~ ECICLES liND HIS / --· --- ··_· # PLLEY OOP LITTLil OR~HAN ANNIE . ,....~.. ly HAROLD GRAY "I' ~-~--~ - -----~f[;:•~IJ!.J ~~ ~ -- ·~ . .' '· ' ' FIGCiEQ SOME 0 ' TJ.j{M TICii1T 1llaL CHESTS WAS LEFT BY TH' PI~TES! IN T.r4EM OMS THEV DIDH'T ORDER ~ROM MO -~';_"~!;G~Uo>; TI-lEY GUI'SS 60 ! ""'"' '(QJ SURE PICk'EO UP TI-l" KNACk, N£Ra.f !m; •a ~HI l Kin sbury · e N News otes ~ =··=.:.:..~ ' • ::..=ICSI s.'::*a':d 1 • 25: u;;:m,. Jr 1/'.1 [// ~ apeclaltiN ~ ~:;tment <her 31. Ws.goo ~:~:ot praise 36.1ll1Jptian If. II.Bilftalo'• -111 [8~ if" ~ I WINDOWS e BEAMS w I'" J1t ' Pomeroy Mo ( tor 0. AIIAII kills pests beaU Free your home from termites, IDIB, cockroaches, crtokets, acorpions, silverfl8h, sptdera, wasps and water bugs, Avail· able It King Builders Supply Co., Middleport. f 29 tfo b- :U~~an~~:::.-E~:! llllti Farm Bureau. :i:5 n~.. -w~ 1- Biblical ~ •~ l frame home, 431 Lincoln St., BLAEnNARS Middleport, - $9,995. Three bedroom, very modern Po...roy, Ohio home with all utilities, in . Enterprise next to E.U.B. Jli7 CHEVROLET, A-1 condl1108• lltandani V-1. Also 8 pow· Church - $1i,500. Service Slation, vac:ant, with ~ • glide automatle trallllmiJ. 7 12 ate living quarters, upper Syra· SIOII. Ph. 99U2!111. cuse. Will sell on ltmd conleliJal Notice tract. - $2,500. 1.57 acres, with house, WnU uoaL NOTIII Pen Road, spring, electrh!lty -"'1!":. u"::: .:::; - $1,000. Vlrllalo. "' ....., ......., .,.. •• All CBD he flaan«d. Call 19!~"!.~l";,;."";,.!NN; nzo. AllOt t p, m. <1111 ol;""uo......., .. tlle ::= ::::;; m. .rB:r: ::::i; '* ~ T. v u I K Y v X a A v N"' P N 12 P I x B H I N 'II 'M I 0 I 0 V V R If. P X 0 V X •- B I AX J ,._,..,.. Cl)'ptoqoolo: A M.Uf KAT DWEU. so LONG -UPON A THOUGHT THAT 1'1' JU.T TAU liD( I'IIUQmllh ,..L'IIII .IYUI'.AX !t:l':""'...t' - were •er;;edMre Loulll Hud Mr.Kaan' y · aDII claughso~, Mrs. tie lllllll ~ er, Jean, of Pine Grove, visited Mrs. Zona Blggll a recent even- Jnc. -Mrs. Hallie Frllderlok . Mr. end Mn. Jolm Garroway t1 Ci!"lmt, Md., wert IUIIB!s of relatives ltere. JllnmJ Clark and Sheila Clark _returned home with them to YiliL . . 11tosa WbO wem 10 West columbia, w. v ... fDr IIII flllll'll (.?) 10 ... Ollltr·.,....,. ....._ •• the_... 7 1 30te • ... , . I ROOM bouse ill HapJIJ Hoi~ l'lstructlons low nea• Rutland o a wen • ., INTERsTATE that never goes dry, firat SEMI DIUVING $1,000 may take it. Ph. Mea ages 20 tD fl SH 2·5022 between 4 and 5 WE ARE now selectina and in- p. m. 7 8 !:ltp ~~~'viewing men frvlll this area . to frnlll u Semi Drivers. No Legal Notice esperlenee necessary, and no ...At need to rel~ate. Earn over 11~ 0'::,,~,:::.,:w,:u~ $S a8 per · hr. after abort "" hoonna •• tllo 1orr w4a•t • o1 sLetart. p.m , Julr lOih IIoltllo 1rab1lna. For application and at••rEut My order tt. olfl•• orru.. lni\!I'Viel(o call Gl3-241-li572, 2t '"'· ...,. N•"''· Cio.k. ' " ,,. hr, service, or 51~5649. Or write for application !D Inter....... ltaiA! Semi Tr. Dept., c-o al:,'~~~ :, ~','~~~J:~ f,/:.1;~ . ~ Transporrntion Bldg Ro o m ..,., ""''"' win bo •••• •• ,.. ·• Oranre T ownJhlp bUdget. at the office 426, 307 E. 4th Street, Cin., of township cler•. Nina RobiDIIDR. o. 7 6 !Ole ,,.,._ R. R. ._ CooMue. 0 "' 0· ,. '"' =:" of Belpre visited her lather, Mr. Elijah Michael over .. weennd. Mr. and Mrs. Homer. G U, Win and daughter attended lie Warner reunion at the die of Mr. 11nc1 Mre. Lorenzo avIs reoently. W.Uebd visitors of MI; and Mrs. William Deal vtf1ri Mr. llld MrL MartiD Smart Of Colltmhos, Mr. and iUra. lllaniey llell and soa ol Clevd•e! snd Mr. and &ln. Wo)'lll leal and ltlmily :,w ::£.:?:,'!=,·~"S ~·w~. ':4 :0. :!: :ecei.U:tf~ wee I mount ,.,. Jl•- v CR'fl"l''QUOTE - Bwolltnr to work It; .A.llll' D L. A AI: a II L o J1' 0 • ll L L o W One letter simply rrtands for II!IDther. I11 tbls •ample A Ia ,_ for tbo II.. X fw 1111 t .... 0'.. etc. ~ IMtlttl, 11111 11114 11 ottht wonla lil'tlll iiiiiii tf<>pllla, 1111 Jlach daJ leltAitol are dlfftnmt. ' A Ot1Jio- Cjoootatlaa N W lol Iii U B A A V K A X Y .It LIt a 0 AD !I ius USED BUILDING MATERIAL I DOORS t% t% I'" ~ li rr 16 ~ ~ 14 C" H. l!oaroh 13 14 l'h W. ~ .c... H •""-- - _. ..,• ......, • - ••,...,"' ••~> ter eaaonno ..., ....-:::"'.':• .~01 ~"'!',."",\,.bo .,to~:=; Mr. and Mrt. ~~ lli1fe, 1011 ,..., Timmy, spent llteir vacall08 Joanne £MQ, llalnttff "" -'•U · Florid~. ~,.. PlslO"" wlu• '""' vea m. 0 to, Mrs. Artx, Mrt. QriiCI CIUk 27, "' 3, ' " aad Mrs. Joba Stout were llbop· PIIIJ In llat:lne. Mr. and MrS. boiiner Rbadlil, . Mr. anct Mra. llldtard Jlltolltt, 11)1 Mia. Jtti llolt Bellndl and R!Uj, fl Duallit• Mr. and Mrs. Artbut Glbaon W. Va. spent their •ICitlnll 1k ol AJblny were tuesll of Mr. II SOUtlt c.roJlna, u. ... - - Wagooer. Mr . IIIII. ~ .,_.. ""'"·""..-s "t~U~~N ~ ....... Mts. ElellOJ't Stou~ Daytoll, In ColtmtbUs lor the ~ ol llld Habert Stout spent the Mr. DAvid lloltet. Foutlh Wllb Mrs. Jolm l!toUL and 114d· WUI Day .... Mr. and Mra, awiea ICJ)IIello lotll! time In Flrila. ' Ia1 Aurora Ill. were guests of Dana Turner Sr. Ia 1D lbe SbelH pita! '-- faD 1 ' ' • Mr. and Mrs. Felix Alkll'e and. tering OS uvw a • children and Mrs. Mary Diehl. Ills borne. . ., ... - · ;,f"?":·,._ ,., HarrlsonviHe g .... ..,. nr. J ' : ' : " o•:;: 11 mo er, Mn. liazel .AniGld ... faro. ily. . lit. and llfl'l. Leroy Wyant ball II Weekllld vlPIIors Uwir dallibter, ldr. lind Mrs. Stat1· ley lliaf aDII ..n, Clevelalld. Mr, llld Mrs. I ger Youna bad .. dlmler gul ~ on Moodq, Mr. ll1d Mrs. Wayne Beat ll1d tamiJ,J and_ N • and Mrs. Mlrllll,BIIiarl ol lumb118. P¥1. QttrlliaD J , of Ft. Be~ ;.t:t lfle. weekend YDJr, ' _'.,"'••, at 11111111 aDII hll Ilareats, Mt. aad fam,ly. Mfi. CUI Hi Cervantes wro "Don Q16. :role to ridlcqle •manuc slor. ••• of ._. ...._ __, ' u:o lt.Uipu.JWII which thea ~ ~ popular, CHESTER GCI'ILD . EARTH AS THOtx;H TilEY BIG SAL EJ 1:. , ISy , "' mtJ ~E'I'RE HEADIIG FOR CAMNIS I lleij! It',; j u•t a <E BORN LOSEP TRAVEL TRAIURS I LJOLJI"' eijebal~, Vf;,~ -I sm ., ..... GASULJNI ALLEr Mi;Jl'M AiJ OIJLV OliLD/ SERVICE . ,.,...,... KEITH GOBLE FORD 895 N 611a!HERLY LO\IE RADIATOR Oak HilJ' Soca'ety Notes .f LIS TO.! ! WE R~ 1 I· ALL BRoTHERS IJJ · nm I!JORIJ> IS ··· IS THI S TH' Cl<tJSSBOW Y'US£0 WHEN "CAP'"ANO ~15 PALS TRIED T'GUH YOU DOWN'? N~; "ii-IAT UQHT JoB'S FOR ~TTJ,'I' AN eATIN" i BlRO , T~IS ~ FOR ~ GAME', LIKE FOI? WRONG -TYP&. ~,IF= l HAf:'TO! • t lr AAEIURM VAN BUREN I ' ' a, SCHULZ .WEKE ALWA~ A6HTIN6 OVER IT! NO,lHI~ If:! ll-IE ~'s TELEPHONE ANSWE.~ING SERVICE. MAY I TAKE A MESSAGE? �• I ' •. ' '., Open Mond1y Through Thursd•y - 9:00 to 6:00 FRIDAY and SATURDAY -. 8:30 TO 8:30 AIGO CMADACOLA ·~ CHUNK .• TUNA AND FRUITED DRINKS FRESH YOUNG FLAVOR GROWN TURKEYS Young Hens ' lb. . PORK and BEANS~~ 'dli-iOTowns PiNEAPPLE JUICE D lilLING ENS GAME H • I~· 4~-·1 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOYT. INSPECTED FRESH ROASTING 4 I CHICKEN • ':.!:lb. 4d~b. I 1 1 1 1 3':.!~b. 39c SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOYT. INSPECTED cilusi:iCUKoisT 49'i.. &9c lb. HI Dill llllkl<\ I' \II'I'S Hill II \11-n-n 1: I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT. INSPECTED lOCK CORNISH CANS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I lOuJl~ND 4 .. ~s1 SHORTENING FOR BAKING OR STEWING SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED YAICAMP'S' 'SNOWDRIFT 4to&lb. AVG. 5to91b. AYG. 12·0L ClU · :A• SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT.INSPECTED SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOYT. INSPECTED DRUMSTICKS 10 c~~is $1 THIGHS • 1 1 1 1 lb. 39c BREASTS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lb. 49c WINGS HALVES 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • lb. 45c 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lb. 59' lb. 2.9' fJ · --·- , • Pride of the South nOIIlY nOKILY WHOlE GREEN BEANS nOIILY AU GREIN STOIELf WHOLE UNPUUD CUT ASPAUGUS OIL APRICOTS $171 Off CRIS<O I I I ~~ I I I I I I I I I/ ., TOMATOES FRUIT COCk I AIL ':f'L• • I I I I I I I I DRMOIIH .,5 ::. .1 f&P CALF. SOliD PACI PEACHES URVARD BEETS I I 4 ::. *1 SAUD BOWL SPECIALS 4::. *1 GREEN PEPPERS RED RADISHES CUCUMBERS IREEN ONIONS IIPIIIS •• ~ I ~. fOiiTD SAUCE • 1 • • • ·• ~~ <I• r-------------------~~ ' SUISHIIE HI-HO CRACKERS CHEEZ·ITS CHOC. CHIP COOliES (lka.l ' .... :t ., "' 39c C.mplele R..d.ee. ,_ ,..--------------~--~ ........ DAIRY DEPT. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. CHEF DELIGHT AMEIICAN APPLE - &RAPE . GUilE or FRUIT PUIII _· CHEESE FOOD I I I I I i i~~ ICNEF DEUGIIT ~IMj!NTO . ·FOOD (7~ I :.,... •' ;~:: 59c \l:., ' ·\ ' '··· 'I ~ ' ... ' I I •. I '· .(· 'l' ; '"' f.; 'f ' ~ .... ' • "' 5 ~t:t ~1 I \ :• •;h (, ~i I , ti ' '~ ...DI~' Wll~~!,.. . ' ·~iMitit•J1' . :· '. .: ,; \ ' ' .·.LtiAS • ' ... . PISS. •· Seleeti•~ ., •• Garde• • D..~· I I I I I I I'' KIIEE PAllS ~ .• I I I I I I APPU Ill. '.' ... .. ...-·. ---·· ~ "' I . I I . . . . io . . II!. ........ ·1 ·· \ ' li'l •• . '" ~ , ' , . Sl1i It. II f ...... ' ~lUI gBIIM • t , ., .. • .'.~.? * "T ' '.. .,_ .J,, '. ' ' I "'" ·" 11 2" a·• ' _ uuun~~~-·~ ·, . . , ... ' ·~:', ··~· . �• I ' •. ' '., Open Mond1y Through Thursd•y - 9:00 to 6:00 FRIDAY and SATURDAY -. 8:30 TO 8:30 AIGO CMADACOLA ·~ CHUNK .• TUNA AND FRUITED DRINKS FRESH YOUNG FLAVOR GROWN TURKEYS Young Hens ' lb. . PORK and BEANS~~ 'dli-iOTowns PiNEAPPLE JUICE D lilLING ENS GAME H • I~· 4~-·1 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOYT. INSPECTED FRESH ROASTING 4 I CHICKEN • ':.!:lb. 4d~b. I 1 1 1 1 3':.!~b. 39c SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOYT. INSPECTED cilusi:iCUKoisT 49'i.. &9c lb. HI Dill llllkl<\ I' \II'I'S Hill II \11-n-n 1: I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT. INSPECTED lOCK CORNISH CANS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I lOuJl~ND 4 .. ~s1 SHORTENING FOR BAKING OR STEWING SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED YAICAMP'S' 'SNOWDRIFT 4to&lb. AVG. 5to91b. AYG. 12·0L ClU · :A• SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT.INSPECTED SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOYT. INSPECTED DRUMSTICKS 10 c~~is $1 THIGHS • 1 1 1 1 lb. 39c BREASTS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lb. 49c WINGS HALVES 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • lb. 45c 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lb. 59' lb. 2.9' fJ · --·- , • Pride of the South nOIIlY nOKILY WHOlE GREEN BEANS nOIILY AU GREIN STOIELf WHOLE UNPUUD CUT ASPAUGUS OIL APRICOTS $171 Off CRIS<O I I I ~~ I I I I I I I I I/ ., TOMATOES FRUIT COCk I AIL ':f'L• • I I I I I I I I DRMOIIH .,5 ::. .1 f&P CALF. SOliD PACI PEACHES URVARD BEETS I I 4 ::. *1 SAUD BOWL SPECIALS 4::. *1 GREEN PEPPERS RED RADISHES CUCUMBERS IREEN ONIONS IIPIIIS •• ~ I ~. fOiiTD SAUCE • 1 • • • ·• ~~ <I• r-------------------~~ ' SUISHIIE HI-HO CRACKERS CHEEZ·ITS CHOC. CHIP COOliES (lka.l ' .... :t ., "' 39c C.mplele R..d.ee. ,_ ,..--------------~--~ ........ DAIRY DEPT. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. CHEF DELIGHT AMEIICAN APPLE - &RAPE . GUilE or FRUIT PUIII _· CHEESE FOOD I I I I I i i~~ ICNEF DEUGIIT ~IMj!NTO . ·FOOD (7~ I :.,... •' ;~:: 59c \l:., ' ·\ ' '··· 'I ~ ' ... ' I I •. I '· .(· 'l' ; '"' f.; 'f ' ~ .... ' • "' 5 ~t:t ~1 I \ :• •;h (, ~i I , ti ' '~ ...DI~' Wll~~!,.. . ' ·~iMitit•J1' . :· '. .: ,; \ ' ' .·.LtiAS • ' ... . PISS. •· Seleeti•~ ., •• Garde• • D..~· I I I I I I I'' KIIEE PAllS ~ .• I I I I I I APPU Ill. '.' ... .. ...-·. ---·· ~ "' I . I I . . . . io . . II!. ........ ·1 ·· \ ' li'l •• . '" ~ , ' , . Sl1i It. II f ...... ' ~lUI gBIIM • t , ., .. • .'.~.? * "T ' '.. .,_ .J,, '. ' ' I "'" ·" 11 2" a·• ' _ uuun~~~-·~ ·, . . , ... ' ·~:', ··~· . �I ,. i ~·· Bkownii."troops are Holding 80 ~t 40 Salon InStalls Qffieers Monday ai"Racine.i.'egio~· Building· sorl.ll 18, 1968 PQ.meroy-Mlddleport, 0., . ~ CAtENDAR ~t =stitCh:,!~fc1:.,me~~::~ G,;tlf;ify·Fair Flower Show IsTbeReviewed Wlndlng Trail 1be Officers lor the coming yearllous !1hatrmen. were s~vea. ter Road. Following _an ~ were Jnstailed when Meigs Coon· was reported that tbe . Gai'den noon of sewing; Meidl MllliOa.l and Brownie ·Troops oil tha KraWS<Zyn, Trlna Gibbs; WEDNESDAY . ty Salon 710, 8 et 40, Jhet Mon- would stuff letters of TB ·,),· wss boat of Garden club gave a demonslration on !lew to :p~~f~~~~~ and Middleport are 1Leader, Mrs. A. R. Kn)ght: MEIGS RIDING Club will day evealn~ at the Racine Am· Ifor .lh• ·County Tuberculosis olflcers of the county recently make melon balls. Pllins wert ~ a Day Camp at Camp Aides, Twlla Clatworthy, Beckyj have a work session at the Rock encan Leg10s hall. OOCiation. at 11\e CoiUDibla Gas Co. Oflice. Jl1llde for judging and !Dr a fair at Chester. Mrs. A. R. H011dashal~ Debbie Har'l Springs Fairgrounds Wednesday 1 Pearl Knapp, ch~pea~, ope~- The pouvolr meeting on Mrs. Charles Lewis, county bc\oth. A dessert course wu is the camp din;ctor. brecb~ . Mr&. Rog~~r KltUe of Glouscb~lrman and president served by Ans Holl~r and Marl1ev~nlng beginning at 6:30 p.m. ed tlie meetmg m ntuahstic day, July 17, and the ·~:u:~:r~i~•:re the uruts and The Maples, No. 2 Umt, B81'- when construction will begin on !Drm. Louise Stewart of Athens, on Monday, at the Nell ter vl&lted Monday with 'be Wlildlng Trail club, pre- lyn Mcintyre to nme members :tj including 89 1bar• Anthony, Ida CasJe, Bar- the new show ring. Leo Kenne> ,a m~mber ol Ga!lia Salon 612, Columbus, were announced. aunt, Miss Vesta McCoy. &i~ and welcomed Don Reu- and three guests, Jo Toney, Soli and 42 helpers and small , bara Fultz, April Frazer, Deb- dy, Jr. is urging all members to was Inlroduced. Reports of vaP. parody, to be presented by . ter secretary of the Fair Board Bentz and Eddle Holter. children: Ira Goodnite, Daren Hollis, be there to gel the work underlocal Salon on Sunday, was Steve Dootittle, son of Mr. • . . ' Brownies D1ane Lewis, Diana Lynch, way cossed and plans made for the and Mrs. George Doolittle, Be· as •uest. Prmted ~grsms ~ Busy Bees from the Beeches [Cindy Manle). Deborah Mul-~ . TIHJRSDAY M pracUce held on Tuesday even- rea, i& the flUeS! of his grand· the county flow~r sow ~~ ~ Unit No. 4. Mern Ault, Mary I ford, ~artha McNeal.' J a~ e t I POMEROY BEND C. B. Ra-~ ~ lng. • parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn buted. ~~t!~!re:f.':neds th~ K. Gallagher, Cmdy Glaze, Lee Neal Judnh O"en, C,~rol dio club will hold its regular ~ It was voted to get · a· suite Lambert. He accompanied them b Pa uesUon Juhe Hamm. Cheryl llanmng, , Topel. Teresa Thomas, Shar·l monthly meeting, Thursday eve. I ~ of l'OOll18 at the Neil House for lo Middleport as they were re· ~gra~~w~lo~od. y q Kathp Hnrns. Tam! Hollman. un Wilson, Brenda Van Meter, I nlng, July 14. at the club house!~ the Marche. Those who plan from a lrip to New "u was an:mced that Mr•. VIckv Manle) Lee Ord, Hecky 1Mila Powell, Beverly Smith, L' 1 H 11 • attend are Pearl York with Mr. and Mrs. , Rou~h . Beth Vaughan, Knsta VIcki Abbot, Linda Rupe: Lead· I onyo:~n P~AYER Group ofl j'' Thornton, Gladys ter Knight and Mrs. Pete El· Alberl: Ponte, an accredited Morm l\lm Ohlinger Tdmnu ers. Mona Lee Neal, Charlene! the Laurel Cliff Free MethodiSt I Catherine Welsh, Eunle berleld. /::~."~~.'%~ :·:~;ou\~ Tbe annual picnic meeting oJ Hunnell. a guest. LuAnne Hun- Thomas, Delores Lynch. Aide,, church will meet at the church, I er. Myrtle Walker and Mary A-lsi class Pete Werner, who . ced th t · th the Middleport Business and nell and Lea dm Edna Hun- Debbie llunnell ; Other helpers, 1 Mrs. Welby Whaley returned Martin ' . wr 81so announ a e Professional club was beld Tues, • Ohlinger Thursday, at 6:30 p.m. hom T d . ft · . Is stationed at Charleston, S. convention of Garden ,1 M N 1 D 1 1"rs. nell. Sara Owens. Sharon Gaze, c ea. onna . • ROCK SPRINGS Grange will •. ues ay evemng, a er Mrs. Stewart mstalled the C. is here for 8 30 day leave cl bs will be h ld In Cln i U day evening In the social room 0 Aides. 1'\dJH.: v Arnold. Jackie Annie Chapman (art director). Th a vtstt in Athens w1th Mr. and officers The tables for ! . e c nna of the Columbus and Southem Seidenable.. Sharon Glaze. Ann Rupe. Lois Burt, music. meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. ere Mrs Sam Bolin ti 0 . d ted I ed d With hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. year. Mr. Reuter explained Ohio Electric Company. Mrs. Fl 11 will be practice for inspectio~. · · ~ were ecora n r an G. G. Werner. to get entry tickets and Helpef' ilita ltamm. Donna Buckeyes No. I. orane A picnic dinner at 7 p m. will Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilder- white. Installed were Myrtle deadline for entry tick- Grace Pratt, president, opened Glaze. . Burney . Shelia Folmer, Connie precede the meeting. lmuth visited Sunday evening at Walker, Chapeau, . EunJe Mrs. Cora Slua~t has returnlhe meeUng and presided. LittlP Elvt>s Unit ~o 5. An1ta ;Grueser, Connif' Lanmng,_ DarFRIDAY Galli olis with Mr and Mrs Bnnker, First DemJ-Chapeau ed to her home m Olarleston, ets. Miss Jane Douglas, receni Ash, Debbie Bailey. Julia Cape~ lene Michael s, Ann Ohlmger, ICE CREAM SOCIAL at lhf Pet/Nibert and'la;.ily and al: Premiere; Julia Hysell Second W. Va., following a visit here Refreshments ol COIIkies and graduate of Hol%er Hospllal hart. Jafkle Carst y, Tm.J Dul· Ot>hb1e Ohlmger Mchsa Rlzer, I . . ,. . Demi Chapeau Deuxiene· Ma- with her brother and punch were served by Ule hns f)', Chel'le Fry. Crv.·stal Glaze, Becky Seelig Becky Will, Di- ' Rock Spl'lngs MethodiSt Church so VISited at Holzer Hospital. Mart' S t . ,. . l M dM H Cook tess club from an atlractive Ia- school of Nursing, and recipl, ' , ' Fridav July 15 at 6:30 p. ry m, ecre a~re-cassiere, aw, r. an rs. omer . d I d ent of the nursing scholarship -Patty Heston, Vicki Hoffman . ana Carsey. 1-!:hzabeth Blaett- on ., , .Mr and Mrs Robert Lswis Dorothy Spencer L'Archiviste· ble In white cover an er.n ere Kim Jones. Mic!ie!a l.ronard, nar . VIcki Blankenship, Mela- ~· Five flavors or home~a~e and family hav~ returned home Eileen Searles L''Aumonier · Brian Stewart has returned with an arrangement In red given by the local club, waa I Cindy R(•cdy. t\ngu' SJsson, , me Burt. JL'nny C~apman, Maur ~~ cream, cake, cmd hot drmks after a two weeks vacation at Gladys Mowr~y, L'Concierie. to ~~~ home In Columbus after white and blue, made by Mrs. guest. Lisa Thom:.~s. Hrbrcca Thomas, ine Hennessy, F..d1th Mees, Peg- will be sold. ~ Intermediate Lake Bellaire On behalf of the Mrs a Ytslt here with his grandpar· John Terrell. Favors were small . She expressed her apprecla· Kathy Werr.' Leiid!'rs. Joyce gy O'Bmn. Sandy Curtis. She!- POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL Mich , ' Stewart resented Mrs. . Mr. asd Mrs. G. G. Wer- ftags in candy standards. The lion lor the scholarship and hoi>' Leonard, Donna Jones. Carolyn lv Clark Leaders Carol Oh- Athletic Association wall spon. "th p t cha . patriotic theme was also car- ed. that it would be continued 'fhomas Helpm Rellv Fultz, Imgcr Belly Fol,;,er· Aide · sora teen record hop with the Mrs Brian Harris and daugh- ·WI 8 pasted •• peau PIm.Mr Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons ried out in the napkins Mrs lor other students wishing to en. ' . h' . F .d . hl . also presen ...e gave to s. . . ter nursing Erma Mulford Krisly DaviS. Jays t IS cemmg n ay mg ler, Patty, of Ravenswood, W. Walker asd commented on their and daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Moore presided al the · The Ind ian~ 1 ~·' 1d- The Oaks. No. 3, Jyl Heaver,: from 8_to 11 p.m., at th~ Pome-1Va., visited Monday afternoon. association as members or Ra· Sweet of Bellows Falls, Vt., punch bowL Mrs. Janet _Korn reported on ers under agel. LaUI a I),II Jnger. , i\anry Buskirk, R~bert ~uck- , roy HJ gh ~hool auditonum ' with Mrs. Dessie P~tterson. cine American Legion Auxiliary. spent the weekend in Ithe contract mformatton to be owen Folmer. Timmv Tl10mas, worth. Ueth Fultz \lcl 1l dd C,•)hs , The dance 1s open to the pub- Mr. and Mrs. Usw1n Nease of The Salon also resented Mrs with Mr. J. W. Carson and I used on future scholarships. Dick ; Owen, Brett Jones. M1t- Amy Hamrn, Terri Ingles, Ma· lie . Minersville and Mr. and Mrs. Martin 0 ani~ of the · ghter, Miss Ruth carson. I Mrs. Prall asked members to chell lll!apmnn. Lor~ Hupe. Mar- ;ry Krawsczyn, Sue Lee. Deh-1 LETART FALLS Umled Bre· Herbert Davis of AthellS, spent witli a •whl rse in Miss Nancy Reed and her : house members ol the Wind .,.;;;;;·:;..------"....,~..-.~, : bie McGuffen, Debbie Triplett, i thren Church w1ll sponsor a th• weekend at Hamilton, with lion ol her ..: the past year. motlier, Mrs. Elmer Reed were Symphony commg to Pomeroy. t' I Melanie Walters Diana R1dge- rummage sale al the Smith pro- IMr and Mrs William Nease k' h Is d visitors In Columbus The club voted to lnviie Rulil 1111 ~av ViCki Cla;k Sheila Meperty on 2nd St. in Pomeroy and fami'l . Coo Jes, pone ed' th alon Mr and Mrs Carl Jones and f$, IVef Crow, district director, to the MEIGS THEATRE mmtswereserv a1 ee se · · h h b :Kmght, Phyllis New ltm, Cmdy ·Fnday. July 15 The sale Will Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan of the meeti from table daughter, Carleen, of Pontiac, Thirty attended the family reAUflUSt meeting w ic wiD e Pomeroy, Onlo 8 Iand Mr. and Mrs. Wayne lth h'te ng, t ed 'th Micb., visited over the week- union ot Mrs. Bessie Oliver of a hamburger fry at the New :Moore. Sheila Moore : Lenders, start at 9 a.m 1 cover, ~e~ WId end in Middleport witli rela- Rutland at Royal Oak Park Sun- Haven Park. The meeting will Dillie .1 Krawselyn . Janice The Morning Star E U.B. I Pierce visited over the weekw w Wednesday & Thursday Gibbs Jackie Lee; A1de, Bern- Youth Fellowship " sponsor- 1end at Ashbridge Pa with Mrs anhiarrnangement.tho d adls and friends day, July 3, at a picnic. Tbey follow at the home of Mrs. Nl>July 13·14 • . . 1 F . ' ·• ·w te owersw1 re canes · ka NOT OPEN ade!te Hen11essy. ing an 1ce cream soc1a n- Pierce's cousins Mr and Mrs 'th ld Att di Mrs. Forrest Baehtel, Mrs. were Mrs. Bessie Oliver and lan Swach mmer. d:ly, July 15, at 1 p.m. in the 1 Lawrence Bee~n. · · on 1 er 8 e. en ng were Crooks and son, Gene Grover, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Swackhamer and Mrs. 1 , church basement. II will be sold I Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylor abov~a:~~ Iva Powell and and Mrs. Gladys Diehl Lee Mlller, Robert and Terri, Gloria Ebersbach were host... FRIDAY & SATURDAY Julv 15-16 Jnsta/laf10n by the dish and one-half gal· and family of Grove City and Gemma · of Arlington, Va., were in All!- all of Rutland; Mr. and Mr•. es for tile picnic and wlll also Ion containers. Miso Rosemary Raub of Colum· over the weekend lor a James M. Oliver, Vicki, Debra, serve as hostesses on the Au· "lONG RAT" /Cers SATURDAY bus, were weekend guests ol performance of the musical Patty, Jimmy, Daniel, and Dot- gust meeting, Games were Geo. Segal Tom Cour!f'nfly Featu.. t(o MIDDLEPORT PARK asso- their parents, Mr. and Mr s. "Canielot" liVen at MoWII Un- Ue Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Oral Bo- played following the meeting. 'cmtmn will sponsor a dance Joseph Raub and son, Jack. lal lon College. Forrest Bachtel, a wen, all of Goshen, lrJd.; Mr. Officers lor the coming year party this Saturday night at Teresa Taylor of Grove sludesl there, has the role of and Mrs. Calvin Oliver, Neil, NEW PASTOR ANNOUNCED were installed at the meetings! the Middleport c•mmumly park is spending a week with her King Arthur In the production. Gary, Paula Sue and Leigh Ann Rev. Charles E. Dozer Is the of the Disabled American vet- startmg at 8 p.m. grandparents, Mr. and M rs. Hob..- Hospital: VisiU&g Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koeh- of Crosslanes, Nllro; Mr. and new paslor at the Danvlllo PDerans and of the Auxiliary Mon1Joseph Raub. hours 2.f and 7-8 p.m. Parenta ler and sons, Mike and Richard, Mn. Merlin Martin, Merlin, Jr., grim Holiness Church. He ez. TONIGHT, THURSDAY day evening. were Edith Spencer, command-~ Mr. and Mrs. Tom only on Pediatrics Ward. Columbu'B, spent Sunday wilb Paniela, and Hilliard, of Glen- lends a cordial welcome to evand FRIDAY Ed Spencer was Installed as oer; Linnie Wolfe, senior vice and family of Coiumbus Admissions Mrs. R. C. Sansbury and Miss llum. N. Dakota; Rev. and Mrs. eryone. Services are: Sunday July 13-14-15 ccmmander, John White, senior Icommander; Lillian Reitmire, the weekend with her parents. Mrs. Homer B, Holstein, Sally Schaaf. Tbey also visited Ezra Bowen, o~ Switzer, W, Va., School, 9:30; Morning Worship, "SEX AND THE SINGLE vice commander; Kenny Mad.,tumor vice commander: Mr. and Mrs. Kerns Roush, ' First Ave.; Mrs. R. J. with Mrs. Lawta Koehler, Cbes- and Carlos Oliver of Washing· IO:SQ; Youth Class 6:45 SUIIday GIRL" den, junior vice commander; 1Wolle, adJUtant and treasurer; Run. dren, 5TI Sun Valley Dr.; ter Road. ton, D.C. 1be Rev. l!lzra Bowen Evening; EYBngellsUe &ervlce Tony Curtis 'Mali• Wood Leonard Jewell, adjutant; Lar-! Ethel Tbom~ ,. chaplam, . Nannette. Richardson of Co· Everett c. Deltlney, 24 Cruzel Mr. and Mrs, Don Graber cave a short talk. Persooal notes 7:30; Prayll' and Praise ser· <Tech,"~z1 ~0 " ry Thomas, treasurer; Owen! Gilkey, patriotic mslructor, lumbus amved Sunday to spend st.; Mrs. Hershel T. Winters' bave returned to Cleveland lol· of some of tbe guests, In con- VIce Wednesday evealng, 7:30. "OF HUMAN BONDAGE" Watson, chaplain; and Mildred Wolfe, sgt at arms; her vacation with Mr. and Rio Grande: Miss Edith Hut- lowlng a visit bere with her with the reunion, are Kim Novak Wolfe. sgt. at arms. and Lillian Steiff, musician. Manning Roush and with sinpiilar, First Ave.; Mrs. lies- DJOther, Mrs. E. M. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Mar· DAUGRI'ER BORN ~""'~:::;:~L~a~~vr~e~nr~e~H~a~rv~e~y~_::ln~st~a~lled:!,~ln:.,_~th~e_;::~! Plans were made by the her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ter R. Cline Patriot star Rl.. The Rev. and Mrs. are at Rutland visiting lier Mr. and Mrs. James Louk!t, I' iliary, for a .rummage sale KerllS Roush. Mrs. Ruby Saunders, ' Boone and children . , Mrs. Bessie Oliver and Pomeroy, are announcing birth ; August 12-13 m the Coates Mrs. Jolin F. Baily and Star Rt.. Belford L. vacationed at Gun Lake, siSter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Ill their first cbiJd, a daughter, isg, Middleport, and those ghter, Mrs. Russ Wal<on Rl 1 Vi~ton · Harrison c. and visited ellroute home · while they are moving Lori Jean, we1ghing elg hI ing rummage for pick up may Sunday, at Stewart with Mrs. Jess Rio G;ande· Cathy Ann the Rev, and Mrs. M. E. III Dayll!n, Ohio from Glenburn, pounds, nine ounc01 ~ndsy , contact Mrs. Spencer, C. D. Arnold. Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Ar- evealng at St. Jooepb Hospital, 1 Angell Rl 2 ero..:n City · Fred- son and family In St. Parts. ' Wolfe or Sadie Wolfe. erick j_ Wilson, Pt. Pl~asant; Mrs. Jessie Stevens Sisson Lee Miller and Mrs. Bes- Parkersburg. Grandparenta are Miss Oleva Ann Smltli of Ralph L. Clark, New Haven; Chicago, Dl., is the guest Oliver and Grover visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louks, Jumbos spent a weekend Miss Peggy Russell, Rt. 1 Mid- Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gallagher. the weekend with relaUves Syracuse, and Mrl. Eloise her parents, Mr. and Mrs. dleport; Mrs. Wayne F. Sloan, She Canie for the funeral Ada, and Alger, Ohio. Mankla and the late liewla F. Lewis Smith and Nancy. Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Mrs. Paul c. her uncle, Isaac Taylor of Grover Oliver spent tbe past Walker, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers Barlow, Rt. 3 Weliston; Mrs. land. week with hla mother, Mra. Descalled on Mrs. Beulah Cordray, Wess Hollback Blackfork· Jane Mr. and Mrs. Russell sle Oliver. He's a paUent at Vet- Mrl. Arthur Lee MOler bas .,. Mr. and Mrs. Hennon Cordray, WiUiams, Rt. Jackson; Ugar ol Logan visited Sunday erans Hospital in Chillicothe. listed lu the U.S. Air Force. He and at the Frank Bobo home Dial, Jr., Scottown; Wood N. relatives and friends here. Robert Eugene, son of Mr. and will leave sometime In Ocll!ber. Mr. and Mrs. Harold GJH,og- 1on Sunday after0011n. Everrelt, Ravenswood: · Arthur Jt•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--, ly, VIcky and Bruce, joined Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boring G F bes Argillite K Do brothe<-tn-law and sister, Mr. and son, Stevie, of Massacbu- · GorR ' Ashland'y.; K n08 and Mrs. Elba McKnight, • amey, • . y,; sells, spent a day here with Mrs. Elberi c. Fulton, Rt. 2 lumbus, for a camping trip his aunt, Mrs. Fern Gillog1Y Wellston; Mrs. Vance MeDonRoyal Oaks Park over d Court St. Pomeroy an Mr. G'JJ I og1Y· ald, Ravenswood·, Mrs. Paul D. cent weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Oil'Je B· Wyant, Jackson. and family and Miss Wanda 111r1111 Metcalf ol Cincinnati spent the Mrs. Homer B. Holstein, SIC OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 P.M. weekend here witli Mrs, Hazel Flrst Ave., son, 8:33 p.m. TuesALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Burke. day; Mrs, Paul C. Barlow, Rt Mr. and Mrs. Don h 3 and Pam and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wellston, daug ter, 2' 45 p. ) m. Tuesday. Jelters and family have returnDlscbargee ed from a vacation and fishing Mrs . sadi e E..... » -wa. Mrs. lrip to Canada, Carl E. Dotson, Forrest GillenThose visiting the Dale Dyes water, Mrs. Hattie P. Gillespie, and attending the wedding of Mn. Stephen D. Hirkala, Robtheir granddaughter, ert E. BuHman, Mrl. Wilbur Dale Dye and Grant Price M. Mercer, Arthur Napper, SaAthens oa Saturday evet:ling I mue1 L. Pickens, Mrs . ~:!~II were Mr. and Mrs. Cb<!Sier I B. Stantial, Teresa Baumgardner and muth, Mrs. Sophia J • \17l1Uam~, Coshocton, Mr. and Mrs. Patricia Woods, Amanda Walker and family of Wells, Mrs. Janiea F• "'lllecup'JI .. man, Mr: aa d Mrs. Glen . Irwin and Infant SOD, M'fl. Cbarl01 Not All Sizes In Every Number, But Good Selection of Styles and faDllly of MarySVIlle, and Young and lnfaDI daugbler. amp at Chestet Wit. h LeQderS .A · ' Middleport·. Around and Annual Picnic Meeting Held Tuesday by Club About Pomeroy and I I 1 . ' . • • • ° Of Off ' Hosp•" ·-· News Is conducted I SPECIAL DRESS Carpenter All Summer Dresses At Closeout Prices! Social News 5 Phillips Sisters Style Shop Elberfelds are open Week Days Until Son Fridays until 8 •• and 011 Saturdays until 9. This Week We Are Having A,Sale of Furniture on the 3rd. Floor and on the 2nd. Floor. Come In and SAVE on Your New Living Room Suite- Bed Room or Dining Suite - Your New Kitchen Outfit - Dependable Well Known Brands in Every Department. FINAL CLEANUP I i· , '• All Women's Spring and Summer Shoes JACQUELINES Values Bone \\ h1te to 1 ieeh ' 14.99 .\:•:dium Heels SALE PRICii- CONNIES F1ats Little Pink Orange Heels Values to Heel~ 11.99 All Colors $4 Flat5 ID 7.99 SALE PRICE PAIR BOOK Values Little Heels All Col oro~ . II PARIS FASHION AND DATE ~lid SALE PRICEPAl!6 $2 PAIR SHOES DISPLAYED ON RACKS FOR EASY SELECTION- ALL SALES FINAL Back to ... $'Chool Shoes N~ Now In Stock! Shop In Air-Conditioned Elberfelds in Pomeroy Mr. Edythe and Mrs. PeterHarUord, Kepnar ll = ; ; ; ; i ; ; - : ; : : : : : : and Kepnar, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Reed aad daughter, Kathy, of Clevelaud and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Greer of Greenville, S. C., were re> cent weekend guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Greer. Mr. and Mrs. Errol Pickett and daughter, Dayll!n, visited at the Victor Perry home on Saturday night and Sunday. 1bey also called to see his mother, Mrs. Laura Krebs. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Crablree, Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. Ronnie Bolen were Fort Knox, Ky. over theU.:,,:~: end. Pvt. Kennelb E. C and Pvt. Ronnie Bolen are In basic traiRing there. Mr. and Mrs. Robl!rt Grim and chlldreo of Pcca, W. !lp8llt a weekend with brother and tdster-ill-law, Mr. 40o/o MENS SUMMER SUITS II Save On The MII'!Y Sale V•lues ', l \ ' ' ~pecltlly Mllbd Oown Far,Tlus Salel A -Hl . D ' I~ • .'~ •.•~ < • > I • •• , ~: I~ ' • 'I ' ' ',~ • > •· ' ' ' : , I . .~ct,OTM.l'ElS ~=======:;:::::::;;:;pq:;;;~~~~c~:.:::;ott::'o~--....1 family. ••• alid Mrs. WlUiam LaWliOII antl 11 ·v . . -· ., • . . . . . .---·__ . .,. _._ ---~-- ·-- - · --· - ---··------..... • I. , !;\:, '( ,;. ' I f...' ;.•,:'tlii'; ~ -;~ ' ' 'I ' ' . f'' f • • ,•. -· -~ -- -·· ·,·~··-'"'-·~·~· ·· ~~ VOL XVIII ,' .. , ~~J· ,r ~ .• . I .. NO. 61 POMEROY-MI!"IDLEPORT. OHIO ' FIVE THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1966 aNfi:.< --------~----------------------------~====== - CHICAGO (UP!) - Eight I The survivor of the massacre student nurses were strangled in the apartment 011 Chicago's today in their duplex apartment liar South Side remained hidden by a tall young stranger while for hours, then burst Into the 8 ninth girl ·huddled in terror I street at 6:30 a.m. CDT where beneatli a bed. she fwnd a policeman. The girl, Identified as Clrizon and found one sir!, nude, lying Amoro, said that a young, on a couch on tbe first floor. white assailant appeared "out The seven others, clad In night of nowhere" in the apartml'llt clothes, were In two bedrooms which the student nurses on the second floor. shar ~ 1 seven blocks from the The dead girls were tentativeSouth Chicago Community Hos~ ly identified as Marietta pita!, where they worked. Garguilo, 21: Pamela WilkenTerrified Wltb Gun ing, 22; Gloria Devey, 23; Hours later, two young white men were arrested on thP northern Indiana toll road by stat• police in Lake The girl was hysterical and SusRn Farris, 21: Patricia :ounty,lnd., four miles east of the lllin~Is.state line. p 0• could not Immediately give a Matuschi, 25; Marian Nordan, lice said one or both matched the descnptton of the kill· coherent accoWJI of what ~ Valecienta Tasson, 25, and !f ~lven by the surviving nurse. . happened. Police said it ap- Nina Schmale, 21. One of the men arrested had a Romaman P.•ssport, peared the killer held the girls One of the victtmo was >ro'ce said, and the other was a native ol the Ph11Ippmes. at gunpoint, terrifying them, NeB':"·. two were from the 'r 1 ,1 of the slain nurses and the survivor were from the and then IOIIk them mdivldually Phil1pp1nes and five were Philippines. Ttte two men were returned to Chicago for ' to rooms and killed them. white, police said. questioning. Officer Daniel Kelly was the Abont Six Feet Tall first poUceman Miss Amoro I Miss Amoro described the ~}iii.iii&~iiiWJiil i&:lt"'ffl- found. He entered the building killer as six feet tall, weighing a Thirty Attend Family Reunion OfM Ql' •• en tine e t Ia the WORLD Still "'ar Apart WASHINGTON - THE NAtionwide alrUne strike entered Its ,..enth day wllb five of the notion's biggest airlines and the mal!hlnists union sllll far apart OJJ tenns today. Joint negotiaUollS between the striking International Associotton ol Machinists (!AM) and !:altern, United, National, Northwest and Trans World !Urlines - e to resume. ~,)" t".J-" 175 pounds. She said he had singled them out lndh ,.. -l"t/9 •2' '1>'~,,,0 short hair and wore a black for death. 'o~· o/':;' ,ath duplex was located coat. Two of the victims were ~o d!ly from the She quoted the killer as gagged. Others bad been tied Co, .nunily Church, where saying he needed money "to with cloth apparently stripped announcement hoard sold get to New Orleans." He looted from sheets. next Sunday's sermon would the duplex before he left, sbe The yOIJJJg women appeared titled "Male Veraus Female." said, and carried a flUD. to have been sexually molested. All of the victims were In Sgt. Thomas Bingham said Tbe hospital and duplex are either their second or third the girl on the first floor was a white neighborhood, 13 1·2 year of nursing training, the killed firBt. miles eoutheast of Chicago's administrator said. Miss Amoro a p pare n I I Y Loop and bard by the great The duplex was fairly new, crawled under a bed during the steelmaking section of Chlca- constructed of light brick with first attack and stayed there. go's South Side and near wood panelling on the fr 011t. The killings were believed to Indiana's Calumet Industrial The units const~t. of a living have occurred around 3:30 a.m. complex. room, kitchen, dmmg room and CD~. A. S. Daniel, admini,tratl~e bathroom downslairs and Bmgham said It appeared tlie director of the hospital, said bedrooms and a bathroom killer had kept the young the duplex was one ol three upstairs. women In one room wbUe he rented by the hospital for Its Includes previous Two Mig2ls Put Out of the Sky DuQtsfor 103rdFair Are on Sale � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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