https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d8f6291fbe36052f5af2e0f2826ba0d8.pdf d5de932c464ebbd29051dbd3efdc33c1 PDF Text Text .,. ':f''i"lh· .... ,:> '' ·'r~ \•. I " .. • 0., ' 'Arolind and About · Pomeroy lt:i~n.· -Lane Vows Taken ( '. Laurel Cliff Church V.ol~ • 1!18 _... .•.lit ::: ·~.:~.~~ . ~ . , r.. .._, About ... ' · . . . . 28, 19M oor.~age ~ Picnic, July·Meetmg ' · ~fila ked. ~ U: In Holl ywood :;~. ~~~:"~y ~siMs w- ~ ' ' ..... . ,• I • enttne ,_:· 'i"J ' . ' >I '- . - ., .. , ..' . I Wlf!IN&s SUPPU~S~ Ellery J k DIes • Sudden}y I· : Frank W• . Porter, Pomeroy attDrney, diiC!o~ today a nonprofit orgaldt~liott tiu beea foimed for lbe :J'uppeni PlainsCh te w te • ..... •llo and es ! a ~-~ 11 nded th e SIIIIIUJl. """"'""' .exte 20 days. .. Th'II group.. may, or , ~)' 1101, be the operatlng ~P· II 18 mostly to org~ ~ ov· ~ee the water s~, he : Slid. . .. . . . . ' A 2tklay extension baa been N:A. . ~IQURE If'! AREA- Bill Crawford, left, Newspaw ~fe.rprlse ·ve f lh Association. cartooniSt, of ')! ork, Is in the tri-ci)IJnty 1\r.. for. tbe 21st 81 n or ose wanllnt __ to annual National Field ASIIOCiatio n tournament, w}:llch Is unde,r way near Pt. Pleasant: Crawford's ed1tonal cartoons appear frequently In The Dally:.$e.Qtlnel. H' IS pictured here with Sentboel Publisher Richard s. Owen. They ate' discussing some of Crawford's w.ork compiled rece11t ly. Crawford is on vacation and Is "20 points down in my event," in the NF AA. He Is quartered at the Alpine Motel in Gallipolis. edttorl~l ~cbery ·Ne~ sign ujl lor ~e water system. Itere~t In the following areas: :$10 with the total cost of the · higher cost than the The deadllne 18 August 8th. A R.acme · Bashan Road, Morn- water tap amounting to $50 $5(1 total of 640 famllles have sign- log Star Road, Hemlock Grove All persons have until August present · ed as of Ibis date. Long Bottom and some areas Sth to apply. The group also wishes to· An baa 1 be along Route 33. note that the water system • . taycledone 111nda1 ,_ lnteno ted en A combination loan and grant . Anyone wishing to secure a lone will not increase taxes, con future awater .. system res may in 1rom the. Farmers Home Ad- ' tap after th1s. date, and th ere the on1Y ta x mcrease · being. 111 the mm1slrat1on bas been applied 1s no !me past their property 1buddmg a bathroom onto weir Ly· f cootacI Mr . Porter, LindseyEldon ODS, Delmar Baum, or .. The water system will be will not 1M! able to do do. This, , present proper ty . Gaul, Elclon BarnhW, Mrs . . engmeered m accordance With would apply mostly in fringe I All Interested persons are Jack Spencer, Harold Black- i the Interest shown. . . Iareas, where no great interest . asked to contact anyooe OD ston, George Cllrper, Don Betz- On?" the .system IS engmeer· has been shown. A family wish· ' the committee and to do 10 lng, Stacey Arnold, Ralph ed, hnes will onl be extended. I ing to tap .on the system after as soon as possible. Welker or Roger Keller. Persons WIShtng to he ID· the dead !me date, and the I Fifty per cent more algners . eluded m the new water sys- 1water line goes by his proper-. are needed in fringe arw It The group noted 8 lack of m- tem are required to deposit lly, may do sa, but at a much ]was pointed out. ' 1 1 1 MaJOf • Ch ' anges :. '. . . , '., , l''',i' ,,,,. ' ,1·, ' .... . . ., "'"'"I" .. , ··--- ..:...:.::..==-==----- ·- i' I'" Robbers Leave .Clues In Vehicle Laws Will Be Asked . .· ... .' 79c 89c 89c ~ ~lr I TAlE · · 39c and 9k ' -'.aG5111EATRE ALUMINUM FOit 31c to $1.09 a rail 1 1!:" =I ..., f,\' { ' ~ Procto~ C~ ::eo::lter· 1 NOT A • ElLue-rf.e''l_.ds In Pom.eroy 1 IN WE WORLD 1 LOW COST HAVE YW BEEN AUTO LOAN FOR REV .SATIN WALl PAINT? At ~a tiona I ,,ll Mambw P..s.rel o.po.tt Corporlllon = '"-------.1! Mlclclllpllrt, 0. . _:' ·HOUR TENNIS SHOES RcMh's Shoe Store .....,_ _ _ _ _ _ __.:._ _:...;_,=:;_-.J i, ater VISIT~ 1 SOCIAL CAJ JE~ NDAR .·: ~.· ,· 'l· .,."'' • ' ~oody Trin to 'est ·r H'JJh"JJ' I I Ie Trash proving Most Dorable f aII on rv · ' ., ..~ Koblentz \VtnS Scholarship, 7 a1 ll •I k ... I If 0: f' 1 .(.'if~ .• {~~W"~ ( 'CI~b ofTuppers Plains. :.tie.r"" hn..rt · ·. N~""'s, •f . .. .... at tile Mtlp F.fl!'j ,\upal ~. • ... ~· ' of slides Bhowed the varlCJl!l llolfo -·· llelp 11 - ~· 'rbGie Mi ·. •d ·. ~ atP.~n~c ,er8' aild vi!Jietauon. . wl!lll!J Ia ~ .ctOD~ W thti Mrs. Doris Davis, chaJrljlal ~ ..en ~: .M~· J~ of the nom~er . show wllldl lhl 'l'Urlter, ~~ MH. Peal ~.'~--• fo the next •- Be..., Eli beth vL.' The -re served Horton Brown. of CObrlumlherbus •""-, ._. 'Ntta Jeu Miss Seren LewiS 11 to club is puwwng r M..s Ml za bride's mother wore a cake and punch n• ......., __....._ ""·'ling . ted The Alii' d.aughter of Mr. and Mrs. CIH· light blue dras with ll)atchlng wllh Mrs. Klein serving the spent Friday, Wllh his 8 IUtellle 11'1-1111 BeaHII u a counselor w,ek at lbe orjler by Mrs. Mwaw, mee •,repor · rprd . Klein, Laurel Qifl, be- accessories and a of cake, Mrs. Gerald Pullins, lhe and sisler-iJJ..Iaw, Mrs. ean1a req.. Slda at Plymouth Prellbftertan 19 .m embel:B ust meetmg wlllClarence be held at Harley Brown. HeMr.alsoandvisited New Plymouth. Min Camp Lewis president, one guest,with Mliii · Joy Coorey, h~e Ill Mrs. Hea came the bride of Pvt. Tom pink carnations. Mrs. Lane ice cream, and Mrs. Harry h' . te M s Hazel Hun1- tells wUI be liven at lhe a student at Warren-Wilson present. Roll ~all• w:••. lins.wer- ley. Lane. son of Mr. and Mr.~. Cal· wore a two piece dress of aqua Clark, presided at the punch ~s" r~, k rs · in nd MrL Metg1 Cowlty H.-Ita DepulAshville, N.C. Her ..,_ ,c1 ,by ,ach member naming "a v'n Lane, Middleport, Sunday, and blue, with while accessor· bowl. ~8 tti 8~ V~~r~ns M..: ment In Pomeroy ~~~ July le, ~Is. June graduate pojlu)ar way Dowers are us~ HAVE ·GUESTS July 24, at the Laurel Cliff ies and a while carnation cor· The bride lo a graduate of e l:lll IAI 3 P· m., Jaly Zl, I a. Mlddt......t , High School, wUJ today!' Mrs. Macy, lane~' Mr. l!nd Mrs. Roy McCoarl . el H r ~ta~ Free Methodist Church. ,sage. Pomeroy High School and is mona ospl Wh.al turned m.IAI!l,lld A..,..at.Z,If I ':'?' ""lreadth · fth0 00lh of o-h..t- Pa were gueala The vows of the double ring , A reception for 50 gueslo_was member of the Laurel CUff Free 1boMrmes.SaWiuerdlbyay .._meyCireeveland uv nurae II on duty. attend ens thisOmo fall' University at Alb- """ · Mrs. I. e0.Vei'JI! McCoy o, ·was ... Ia• of ,..,.... the __ 0. K. ,, Casto • ,s, Po....... -•·'"" ceremony were read by the held at the home of the bnde's Methodist Church. The groom I h h lied b the • chlfie of the . progriun. · Mrs Route, Sallird•Y through Wed1 1,.. Rev. Eugene Gill at 2 p. m. parents following the ceremony. attended Middleport High w ere sf ~e;a~:n-law ~ank . -; Mr. and M111. Eber Lewis are Carl · Barnhill prestmll!d · ~ nesday. Other callers tho week· before an altar decorated with A blue and white color theme School and at present Is serv- ~e~:~ Sh a~ompan- ·. spending several dl\ys at . topk ''Beat ·the lint." Mn. end were Mr. and Mra. John baskets of white gladioli and was carried out. The bride's lng with the U. S. Army at Ft. .;. bo r. b ~ w~ ght r and ' borne here in Middleport Rubal caldwell dlsevssed "Now Buchannan, Reedsvllle, Mr. 1 . :e fern. table with blue and white rov- Riley, Kansas. er ..;'uM e Her· they are preparing to move 11 the Time To" · M~ dar- and Mrs .. Richard Sellen, CoNuptial music was present· er, · ·s centered with a three- After a tbree-day wedding son-111- ~· · abo e~~ed to Lebanon, Ohio. where he 1~ Mas•ar preaeilted h;0' con- Iv· bus, L. Beegle and Mr. and ed by Mrs. Gerald Pullins, pian- tiered wedding cake topped trip, the couple wJU return to ~~ ~er m";;11 ta~ Sunployed u a correction tests. Mrs. Mary Jane· Goebel ~. Don. Beeglt and ZaiH! also is~ and Mrs. Harry Clark, .,.. with a miniature bride and Laurel Cliff where Mrs. Lane e r orne, on ne on 'IIley have sold their home was ·ihe 'winner of ·the firs! ·of COlumbuS, Mr. and Mn. loist. who sang "Oh Promise Igroom. A punch bowl centered witl remain with her parents day. Mr. and Mrs. carl Horky cuiltest and Mrs. Gtice Stout Chancey and Roger. Mr Me." with a red heart was on one for the present and Mr. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Mow· family. Mr. and Mrs. the seciond. Mrs. Patricia lind Mrs. Claude Stoats of Rip Given ln marriage by her iend of the table. Ice cream, will return IAI Ft. Riley. rey Sr. and granddaughter, Lm· Richard Koblenz Pomeroy have been employed .in Goe!M!I· won the traveling prize. ley; W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs .!tiller, &he hritle wore a walll , da Jean spent SUI!day 10 Colum· has been selected ~ the winn~ port •nd hlll'e beeU actlve Patio ar~enll ·were the Harold Roush Portland Routt. length dress of white lace, I bus With Mr. and Mrs. Earl of the Ohio . . Scholai'IJ!!Ip A· the First United ...... I f the featuring a fitted bodice with I French. Other guesls of the ward offered by the Atliertcan Church. They QaVB peu. MIDDLEPORT long sleeves oommg to pomts' .Frenches were Mrs. George Institute of Coo[ieratlon <AIC) I ters, Mrs. Georle arrangements, ribbOns· were ·•· Mils. 0. 0. Mcintyre and MlB! 1 over the- hands. and a full I Mowrey Jr., and son Larry of for exc.ellence Ill OllOperallve Chi!Ucothe and Mrs. warded to Mrs. Patricia (loe., Edith HutslnpJllor, both .o skirt. Her veil of nylon net North Eaton and Mr. and Mrs. farm business activities . . He Springer of P'li'lll1liy, lei, Mts. carl Bamhlll and GaiiJpolls, vlsl~ Sunday With was held in place by a crown ; Leo Thurber and Steve of Co· wilt soon leave borne for Fort Mrs Claren~ Headley There Mrs. Mclntyres cousin, Mrs. of seed pearls. She carried a i lumbus. . i Collins, Colo., to attend the 38th Mr. and Mrs. Robert wer~ ·numerous other ~rrang..: Walter 'Athey, Middleport. Misl booquet of small while and 0 Mr. and Mrs .. Gratis Bryan annual A.I.C. summer session and daughter, Kim, menlo .. Of these, ribbons were Al!"a Ohlinger, Middleport, _Is blue floWers , with white 1 of Powhatan, v1s1ted Saturday 00 farm business, July 31-Aug. from Ada, Ohio, to rded to M I 0 McCoy spending two or three days with streamers. HO:.LYWOOD (UP! ) - "The ahead with the part on faith-If with Mrs. Gladys Cockier at 3 at the Colorado Stale Univer- where he has been ::. Loll M:a-in,· and Mrs: Mrs. Walter Athey, Middleport. Miss Carolyn Buckley, maid :worst trash that ever insulted it was clear that Jed had Holzer Hospital. slty. Line Coach lor the of honor, wore a white lace . the ublic intelligence .. quoth control of the mlllion• ol Gordon Fisher stu?enl at . . School which h88 an Barnhill. FREE CLOTHiNG dress with white , acc-essories, !one Pol the kinder r.;lews of dollars at all times. Mountain State BuSiness Col· R1chard · joliiS a select group i of approximately two Miss Cooley showed and de- ·The Salvation Army 11 havlna and a pink carnatiOn l'Orsage. ' "The Bever! Hillbillies" on its lege, spent the weekend with of 4-H members, one boy or I s\udents. scribed slldes of Hawall. Mils a free clothing day Thursday Miss Barbera Klein sisler of i d b "Paul said he wouldn't do the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ma- g~rl from e.ach state, who will Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bing Cooley hid taken the· slides dur· morning from 9 a.m. until 12 Y 1 1 ttl!' bride Mid Miss' Nancy Gill .j e u our years ago . series with anybody but me, so son Fisher and family. He was be honored at a special cere- CleWJ!d,. f t ftcalion lDg the live years she has noon at liS Butternut Ave., In were ~maids and wore Jlut this summer the televl· he agreed to my demand."· accompanied back to Parkers- mony on the "Youth lttlportS" I of her moth!!t, Mrs. J. K. taught scboel ill Hawaii. She Pomeroy. Everyone In Melp pink d...,.ses and carried a ' sion hayseeds are back before Ebsen's foresight' Is responsi· burg, W. Va. Sunday evening, program of the Institute on Mo~- 1 and other relaUves. Mr. Bing a plans to return to teach there county and sflrrounding areal bouquet of pink and white flow- : the cameras for their fifth year ble in large part for the show's by Mrs. Fisher and da1Jihters. day evemng, Aug. I. ·He wiD I former faculty member of Mid· ·IJIIln in tbe fall. Many of the is welcome. ors with white streamers. The Ion the tube, confident they wltl success. Without .the strong, Carla and Barbara and Mrs. he among some I,OOO young : dleport High Scbool, now flower girls, Darla Gill, in 1 remair ·, the top tO as they stable father, the series doubt- Ernest Harris. farmers and rural youth scho- l. es in the East Cleveland School:s.ll pink dress, and Connie Woode, ' have the preceding four years. less would have dissolved in its Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher Iars from all parts of.the coon· , in green and white dress, car· One man. at least, knows first season. and son of Belpre spent Friday try and several foreign COUD· Weekend guests of Mr. ried small baskets ol Oowm. precisely why they're returnand Saturday with their parents, lrles attendmg the ronference Mrs. Dana Swift, High St., --- il Mr. Jlllln Klein, brother of ing, too. He's Buddy Ehsen who Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and 10 swap InformatiOn and esper· Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L, .. the brfd~; served as best man 11 stars as Jed Clampell. Mr. and Mrs. Sam · Aruold. lences, and learn about farm and children, Jerry, Ylclde; allll Roger Klein, '"nne whole world is looking Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher busmess methods. chael and Randy of Bellaire. II 1 pint Pintle Boxer 11 c brother of Jht; tnide, and Steve for a father fJgure," the actor and children, Lucinda, Laura Saturday guests Included Lane, brother of the groom. explained on a rare day off. and Paul of Cincinnati were and Mrs. E. J. Swift andM:::II i""~;;;;;;;i;;;;;~~liiiii=...ii-='\ "And old Jed Clampett is just weekend guests ol his parents, 3C SOn Dale of Athens; Mrs. 1'111 pt. Plalltlc Boxn 15c thai. TU~DAY Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher. G88klll, Akron; Mrs. . •, ''Our success is the same as POMERO~ ~CTU will have Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and Qark, Col. ; Mr. and Mrs. 1 quart Pintle Boxn that of 'Bonanza.' Papa Cart- a potluck piCDIC supper at the Kenneth of Akron, Mr.!. James Swift and sons, Larry, Jr .• 3 for 50c wright has the same sort of United Methodist Church Tues· Fisher and children of Clnclnna· ny, and Bruce of G«<llpolls. TONIGHT appeal. These are men who are day at 5:30 P· m. Members are uand Mrs. Paul Fisher, Miners· PT. PLEASANT - Ellery ·r. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dalley C!dlltOU.. BAKER I l'lnt Pl01tll 1111 the )~ends of their households. to take their own table serblce. ville, visited sunday morning, tSprlngllme) Jackson, 62, of Canton were Sunday auesta of IN tOO In·• " ' * - - Their families love and respect PAST MATRONS of Pomerny wtlh Mr. and Mrs. Masou Fish· 1514 Kanawha Street, died Mon- Mr. and Mn. James SoDden. "MARLOW" Wile! wu Harlow really like? them." Chapter 1116 OES will have their er and family and his mother, day at f:30 p. m. very sudden- Mr. and Mrs. Emenoo Jones I Quort Pllltlc IIIII --p!UilOff.seroen Ebsen .exudes the annual picnic Tuesday at 6 Mrs. Wi!Uam Fisher. ly at his home. He was a r..: were weekend pests of 11 In•·"'*·- - Jane Fonda. Alain Oelon same strons-minded indlvloual~ p.m., at the borne ol Mrs. J. w. Mrs. Mary Bentz returned to tired cook for the Mississippi daughter and IIOil-iD-Iaw• and Lola Albright Quut Pllltlc .... IN ty that he Infuses ln old Jed. McMurray iu Mason, w. Va. her employment at the Ohl• Valley Barge Lines of St. Louts, and Mrs. Lee DlYlclJon of •JOY HOUII" .Oin•"'*~-Re believes too many men 1\'...nbers are to bring a cover· Power Co. office, Monday, after and. a former painter. lumbus. WtbNimaY, THURS. tum tlle1r paychecks ed dish and own table service. a two weeks vacation. A resident of PI Pleasant for hMrlld. and BreMrsnd . LeeandSmllh on61'1HDAY llltiCIJIIilly over to their w1ves Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson · c reo, a J!ll!o-2'1-21~ every week, becoming ooly WEDNESDAY and daughter of f.ulumbus were the past 22 yea~, he was born have returned from J:=: "RI!'O LINI 7GCIO'' . James Cano Laura Devon money machines while mama WILDWOOD GARQEN Club 1 weekend guests o/ Mr. and Mrs. Dec. 25, 1903, In Ronceverte, ville, Ala. where they VI --andruns the famlly. will meet at the FOrest Run Waller Bentz Lincoln Helghlo. W. Va., a son of the late Her- ed with her parents, ·Mr. · "LOVE IN A "Today there are more Methodist church, Wednenday ! Mrs. Gladys Smith and Mrs. bert B. and Julia V. Johnson, Ml'l. ~·.F. ~mrc-wortll , BLDFIIH BOWL• also v1B1ted .JI!Omls In FleriiliL rOIIItiiY !Indo Fabian people looking for 8 daddy than at 8 p.m. for a workshop. Mrs. 1 Alberta Hawse ol BarberiDn and Jackson. know it," he went on. "Jed Tony Fowler of Dudley Florist i Roland Rummel of Columbus, Surviving are hil wife, Gen- . Weeke-~ guests of Mr. -----...... ··---- - ·- . Cut-RIIit- PJutio Wnp· Clampett is a good father, not WID be guest speaker. Members 1spent Sunday at their home 10 eva Wartman Jackson, and ! Mn. Robert SharJl and Mr. . 100 ft. rolla . Jl• two nieces Mr.~. Frances Jack· I Mrs. Paul Haptonstall and just for the characters on the are to brmg a cutting for ex· ' M'n rsvllle i show but for a Jot of people change_ and also cookiea and ; ~;. and ·Mrs. Anth~ny Scbu· son, Jersey City, N. J., and ily, were Mr. and Mn. Wayne ColcNtip_ ·' - ......r 'itoua: or. ONe II" by 50' rolla - - Sfc who walth the series regularly. the officers a soft drink. ' ler and daughter, Linda ol Co- Mrs. Vera Sertvans, Institute, Sharp and daughter, Marilyn TONIGHT He fulfills a need. lumbus spent the weckeod wllh w. va. Jo, and Mr. and Mrs. Cllt·RIIt Wox Poptr· July 22.26 125 It, rolla 21• "For years this country has JOHN GEE A.M.E. Cburch his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja., Sharp and son. Jody of ZaneWolt Dl...,.o been headed for a matriarchy. will hold its annual Sunday c0 b Schuler Funeral semce• wlll be held vllle. ,.MMBI"' And II hasn't been helped any School picnic at Lake Alma. Mr and Mrs R>berl DaugiJ. Thursda~ at 2 p. m. in lilt The birthdays of Mrs. La• Peltm'l>~·tmimated ·!!irloon Allin- 'lbe Novel by by some of those television Transportation will leave tery ·and son R~rl .Jr .. of eo- Crow • ussell Funeral Home. I renee Milhoan and ber Fellt s.tten shows that portray dad .. a from Third Ave. at 1, 30 1 bus wer• weekend guests of B ·1 will he m Kirkland Mem- ter, Mrs. Vernon Weber --aiJC>744 bumbling idiot to make fun of. p. m. All are welcome 10 :ir grand~oth•r. Mrs. Cora orial Gardens. Friends may call observed Sunday with 1 "DISijEYLAHD Af'TIIt DAittc" , They've painted hlm into a attend. Wi ins and Mrs. Editb Tho· at the funeral home after 10 ily ~r at the Vernon Welter [.ouis Annstrong corner many times. THURSDAY gg a. m. Wednesday. home m Rutland. Present were BobbJ. Rydell Was Hesitant m~~. and Mro. Sheroey Swan Mr. and Mrs. · Milhoan and Mr. ,.., •• .9tbeili When producer Paul Henning WILLING WORKERS class of and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince 1 The Almanae 8lld Mrs. Weber and children. WEDS. -.l'I'IUIIS. fin~l approach Ebsen for the the Enterprise EUB church will spent Sunday at Dillon Dam and By U•lted Pre•• lllltrlatioaal Dennis, Dean, Donna, Dallas NOT 01"1N Presto Pressure Clampett role, Buddy was meet Thursday evening, at the Reservoir near zanesville and Today is Tuesday, July 26, and Duane. Pii6if titru YOISDAY Cooker-Canners _ $32.95 hesitant. home of Mrs. Myrtle Long Wllh wert guests ol Mr. and Mrs. the 207th day of 1966 witb 158 to ----29-Au.. 2 Sales in "The scripts had everybody Mrs. Ben Buck as the hostess. Paul Childers and fami]f. follow. GIVE DINNER Ste•m-Well Blanchers OD· IT" but Jed g~ttlng the taug~," he ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE Miss Sue Jean Raub of Car. . . Mr. and Mrs. MlltGn Roush 7'111 qu1rt sin _ $3.19 Wttb Tab lrtmter grinned. II was the kmd of will meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. ol City F:,1. .,bo is emplay- The moon Is between Its l11'8t entertained with a dinner Sunond· IJoria . Dowlin1 character thai could gel lost in Inspection will be conducted by ~ Dy E.-ter~ ~ir lines spent quarter and full phase. day, at their home, Syracuse. Can-Well C•nnert -f))IIJoCOLOIICAIITOONS - ~action. But 1 decided to go Virgil Atkins deputy. There will several d;ys wi'h :1er father , The morning stara are Mars, I Preaenl were Mr. and Mn. 7 Jar Sin _ _ $2.39 11M! a program and refreshments , Joseph Raub and son, Jack and Venus and Saturn. rad Ohlinger and daughters, $5.29 9 Jar Sin iwill be served. with her sisl•r, M,·, Joanne There are no evening stars. Kathryn and Naomi, and Mr. FRIDAY Tatlrrson an~ lamily. Irish dramatist and critiC and Mrs. Roush and Gregory ' 14qt. Enameled W.C.T.U. of Middleporl will Mrs. Orville of Ham- George Bernard Shaw was hom and Sandra. PreserYing Kettles $1.69 Imeet Friday evening, July 29 ilion was the weekend guest of on this day in 1856. , noon were Mr. · rsey Jar Fillers _ 19c and 49c the borne of Mrs. M. L. Kel-~ her father, Jo>enh !\aub and ! On Ibis day in history: Roush and ~ughterW E:"'o8 Iat lyon Grant Street A picnic wiD ' son. Jack. In 1925, American political gene of New aven, · · Foley Food Mills _ $2.69 he served at 6:30p.m. and mem-l Mrs. Walter Bentz spent sev leader William Jennings Bryan Rot•ry Food Presses $2.95 b<!rs are asked to take a cover- ereo days ol her vacati~>n with died of a stroke near Dayton, MEETS TONIGHT .J . ed dish and table service. her mother. Mrs. Edra Tenn. The American Legion A~lHo_..... o.pt. J· FOREST RUN METIIODIST gins, Minersville. In 1941, Gen. Douglaa Mac- ary of Drew Webller Post N'!' 0 church will have an ice cream I Mr. nne Mrs. Ctarles Arthur ~arne comm~er ol 39• will meet tGnlght at I · • social at the church, Frictay, b..: I spent ih~ weekend m . the American forces m the ciOOI. An execuUve meeting -~·QI£ ginning at 6:30p.m. Home made with their da~gbter ano Phillppines. Five monlha lllter \ ."'~,;;ll~be;_;;he~ld~al~7~p~.;m~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~~~~~~ ice cream, cake and pie will be Jaw, Mr. •nd Mrs. Larry Japan attacked ·Pearl Harbor. I ,. sold. ford ar.d family. In · 1952, King Farouk of "t· · Egypt bo!lrded bia royal yacht INDIANIANS RETURN Choir 1uu Outing and lrent Into exile. Mr: and Mrs. Vernon W. Bing I , Ia 1963, a devastating earthWhen ''ou H1v1 A and son, "Sonny," of Howe At Sauer • Camp quake J'I)Cked Skopje, Yugosla- . Indiana and Mr. and Mrs. Ken: . Members of the choir of the via, killing hundreds. neth L. Miller and son, Randy I Mlddlep<irt First United Pres· . of Springfield,. Ohio, have re· bylerian Church and lhetr Stielf, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hor· LOOK~ turned to their homes alter vi· guests enjoyed an oollng Sun· ty tlld daughters, Shiell IIIII ' ,<.. , siting their parents, Mr. and daYat the camp site of Mr. and Janet; ~rs. AM Horky, .Sam IMrs. Vernon Bing and sister.~ Mrs. Lewis Sauer in CUlton, W. Hood, ·and the ~v. Howard ' Kay and Sharon, Pomeroy Rd: Va. A picnic was served andi!:;~.....,...._ _ _ _ ;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;iiiii;...;;~ the afternoon was spent boat.-li • ing ·•d swimming. Attending were Mr. and Mr3. Sauer and family, Lois . •! and Georse; Mr. and Mrs. For All Tho Pamlly DRY Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptoostall and family, Edllb CLE4Ni,..G IIIII BW, Mr. and M1s· ~ 1181'\1 ind ~. JtJie, · ' S~uvlct Oit Requftt · · ely, and Michele; 'Mt:"-and ' r ., • "'"'"•! ' :era;;:;:=~~ ~rfledl. Mrs. JIK'.k Ruth Au Le~. Mrs. Lillian · l.obinsqn's a,UNQI ~IROV ' . co. Nine Records Shattered In Field Archery Round �• It IS IIIII\ !'Gibav7•:81Gdleport, o., llllJ !'7, ttee ' I ,. '· ,. .. (' ,' .. ":' •• ALLSTAR f' School Bus Check • lS ,. ~· Conviction Of Braves Reversed GENERAL ELECTRIC C1rl~d Don't Be Mislead By Prices Fency OH Neme Brands!' WITH THESE FREEZERS: ., .' . .r,: (1) G.E. First Quality. (2) G. E. N1tionwide Guarantee. (3) G.E. ... Better Service. .. CHEST FREEZERS e1s Cu. Ft. - - - $192.. '' •' .. e17Cu.Ft. •20 Cu. Ft. e2s Cu. Ft. - - -. -··~ •• .UPRIGHT FREEZERS e12 Cu, Ft. - - $192. Other Sins Slig THE DAILY SlltTINEL OEVOTBD TO IN'I'BR.IIn OJ IIIEI08 • MAllON AJIEA H&R FIRE ONE CAIRI!I~R diplom•l ;U. AI· (DEALER Johnson has been nom· in@lll. by President JohnlOB become the n e w .American ambassador to Japan. Johnson will succeed E&:lwin 0 . Reischauer, wtio wiU return to Huvard. ~ STORE}';~t N. 2nd Ave. GET :BERRY'S WOHLU • I FRESNO. Calif (UP[) Robles. 122, Me1dco.ll Battling Chava, 120, THE LONG DEAL NOWI -. TENNIS SHOES ' 1966 Ford Fairlanes & Falcons ,. Cars To Choose From! 4 Middleport, 0. f200.00 Down 36 Months To Pay .No Pey-b Until Sept-Bank Reb l'inencl"' .-. ·. '. Reel ~~&Ht~ '"' ~ . . WE NE,ED Big TI'Qde USE-D CARS I ' 1<. .•11 llltse iW• • ..,. tl.illf 'IHinllr/ • !Hill nlllfte-1',. .., •• '! '......;..,'/" f. • Goble F.orcl . . ~~· ~,. ' ' \ ., I i I. I �• It IS IIIII\ !'Gibav7•:81Gdleport, o., llllJ !'7, ttee ' I ,. '· ,. .. (' ,' .. ":' •• ALLSTAR f' School Bus Check • lS ,. ~· Conviction Of Braves Reversed GENERAL ELECTRIC C1rl~d Don't Be Mislead By Prices Fency OH Neme Brands!' WITH THESE FREEZERS: ., .' . .r,: (1) G.E. First Quality. (2) G. E. N1tionwide Guarantee. (3) G.E. ... Better Service. .. CHEST FREEZERS e1s Cu. Ft. - - - $192.. '' •' .. e17Cu.Ft. •20 Cu. Ft. e2s Cu. Ft. - - -. -··~ •• .UPRIGHT FREEZERS e12 Cu, Ft. - - $192. Other Sins Slig THE DAILY SlltTINEL OEVOTBD TO IN'I'BR.IIn OJ IIIEI08 • MAllON AJIEA H&R FIRE ONE CAIRI!I~R diplom•l ;U. AI· (DEALER Johnson has been nom· in@lll. by President JohnlOB become the n e w .American ambassador to Japan. Johnson will succeed E&:lwin 0 . Reischauer, wtio wiU return to Huvard. ~ STORE}';~t N. 2nd Ave. GET :BERRY'S WOHLU • I FRESNO. Calif (UP[) Robles. 122, Me1dco.ll Battling Chava, 120, THE LONG DEAL NOWI -. TENNIS SHOES ' 1966 Ford Fairlanes & Falcons ,. Cars To Choose From! 4 Middleport, 0. f200.00 Down 36 Months To Pay .No Pey-b Until Sept-Bank Reb l'inencl"' .-. ·. '. Reel ~~&Ht~ '"' ~ . . WE NE,ED Big TI'Qde USE-D CARS I ' 1<. .•11 llltse iW• • ..,. tl.illf 'IHinllr/ • !Hill nlllfte-1',. .., •• '! '......;..,'/" f. • Goble F.orcl . . ~~· ~,. ' ' \ ., I i I. I �' '·. \. ' ·l .• i .. ·, 'i.~ 'i' 4-DaDy l$elltlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 27, 1966 " - Dr. Roush is Interchurch Center Officer - ~ ;o :·;~~!E=~;~~: ' I Dr. Lester liOtWI of secreMeigs secretary. / nearB. Columbus. , •.has ColllltY his been el~ 'lbelr chief purpose ts to pro- orDr. F. Lamb, Who l1s.:illiillllet!MMbrJwnWlary ora·new organization form· mote and build an ofllce build· been with the Oblo Council aa letter to oaeh . . _ ed by the Ohio Council or lng to beCome the home for Its executive head and late of forlh four enlln1r1 wonlt, Churches Io promote. tho anti· many of the denominational the ~mple of Good WUI, haa cipated interchorch center for agencies. '!be proposed stru<- retired~ Dr. John M. Wilson Is .,encies of all denomina(\ons. ture will cost approximately $1 the present Eltecutlve SecreThiB haa long been an objec· million. This amount will be llry. Fifteen members from Ute live of lbe Ohio Council, empha· supplied by · the property now varloua denominations througbsized through the Temple of 1 held by Interchurch Center, Inc. 1out the slllte constitute the new Good Will, Inc. Recontly all and by the denominations par· ' board, on which Dr. Roush re· boldlngs of the Temple of Good ticipating. It is to be located In presents Southeastern Ohio. Will amounting to $3\1 million :========~::~:;;-;:-;:;---has heen turned back to lhe ~rs. Dell Talbott. Ohio Council. A new division Several from here attended has been formed, Incorporated the ce cream social at Port· ander the name, The Interland which was a benefit for church Center, Inc. the Little Lea!!ue baseball Dr. Lester Roush has been team. with the Ohio Council of ChurchMr. and Mrs. A. L . While of es from its inception in 1920. Farrell Cozart was a recent East Liverpool have moved inHe lras served in various offi. guest of his sister and family, to the Bill Cozart property. cia! copaeitles during these Mr. and Mrs. Andy \V ard and Mrs. Arthur !i:vans, Po'lneroy, years. When the Temple of Shelly. and Mrs. Linda Ward, local, Good Will, Inc. was formed he Mrs. Sylvia Allen has re· called on Mrs . .Mike Evans and became a trustee and secretary turned home from Meigs Gen- daughters, recently. (.......,n,_,..) of the Board Which office he era! Hospital and is improv- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rieber Jumbloo. DUCAL CUBIC M!MIIR PURPLI. ,.t'~ IMJII J 'e has filled throughout Its con- lng nicely. and daughter ol Toledo and -'-"' ,.., • Fi'""" - /11., a JWdl• tlnuance .. When the new corporRandall Talbott ol New Mr. and Mrs. Wa\d Kimes of eooldr.'t~r<t-A IIAU _ __ Ilion was formed he was nam· Lexington spent a recent week Chester were guests of Clint ed a trustee and again elected lend with his parents, Mr. and and Leota Birch. tI I I I I I r::--r¥':>:1~ StiversvilJe News Notes Pxrl, K) fD)RRI{b· il =:we-it= 1.....--•IA[IIXD III UJ I Television In Review Mr. and Mrs. M Roseberry- peater •and' famly wel'll · ·Jir, and children and Mr, and ~- and Mrs. Andy Ward and Shel· ~ ·li~ SpUiet, were re- ly, WeBley CGiart and P &•u I een~~~ of Mr. and Mrs. Evans and PJiul Dean, Mr. 81111 Jamas Mlddleswan and chllll- Mrs. Paul Cbevsller ,00 Gil"ren. ~·. . · ry, Mrs. l;'aullne ~ llicl Mr. and Mn. Klt'Ojd Bl'l!wer sons, Mrtl. Mike Evilhl, Howand dltlllhter of 1.001 Bottom ard Allen, Golda Prlc!e, .JUplly, were Sunday RUe!la of hll ptll'· Va., Mr. and Mrs. " Dell ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brew· Talbott, Mr. and Mn. · R. 11. er and David. Durllt and Tom, Mr. and Mtl. Mr. a:-d Ml'll. Larry Gluesen- s. w. Dunt, lllra. 'tressle camp visited his pmnts, Mr. Stethem, Bob Lawson, 8 n d and Mrs. L. R. Gluesencamp Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frank recently. arid ehlldren, Racine. Virgil Bosard and E. H. Carpenter flew to Stewan Field In Parkersburg on Monday after- w. · 'I'BMY BRAcmYATED ' KANSAS CITY (VP!) Pitcher Ralph Terry, who 1111 ICI!Ve list tuesday by Ute Kanlas City AfltleUcs, ·wlit also bought lelthanded pitcher Joe Grenda frOm Mobile of the Southern Le•RII•· ' .-:-.- - - W<l~r-lilllng devices pumps of a sort, have been ·used for 11 least 5,000 years. -- --··· Mr. and Mrs. Vrank Holter of Spiller and Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch of Racine called on Clint and Leota Birch on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Meter, Beverly, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bissell and chilclfen, Columbus, were recent Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brtwer and sons. Mrs. Albina Gluesencamp and Mrs. Susie Cooley and her son-in-law and family, Steubenville, were also guests of the Brtwers. Recent guests of E. H. Car· ~: I Mens & Boys Sh1 ts l ,. r:. ('I J:.;;J ;0 ~hirts Cff MADE IN U$.A. TENNIS SHOES ·2 pair ~ rtS 25%0 • S 110 . • Ladies Dresses ::!.,~· 2 $10 • Girls Dress~ _ 3'31% LADIES & BLOUSIS _ _ _ Off lor off ' FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. Most Items Reduced to Half- Price ' ' I RACINE, 0. Open Mon.•Frl. _____ 9 to White House Apple Cider . ., ' 0 • . lUg . WITH INSTANT COFFEE I Dole Pineapple Pink" 10 oz. Party 11 Grapefruit Drink Pitcher 4. ~::· 51.00 ' • Picnic Buyl Showboat $1 I I ' Stokely's Tasty Pork & Beans No. 2V2 cans Foreign NeVis Commentary Tomato Juice ·4 s1 A nice assortment of colora and Extr1l Extra! 1 Man's Suit DRESSING '10.00 Reg. 3.49 to 7.98 _ On Sale 1.75 to 3.99 Reg. Price $39.50 Nothing wrong with thll suit except it has been around too long. Tig•r Br1nd 101b bag lb. ·7.9 ... -...... - .. - ............. ----~·-·· -- ·-· · ·--· · ···· --- --- - · --- -- --· · ·-·- -· ~- -- - -- - · ···--·. ' ..J , ,, ,, • Reg. 1.98 & 2.98 _ Now Just 1.00 to 1.'19 · - 6 pr. B8c Boys Hos• White and colored with stripe top. Size 8 to 11. Odd Lot lAdles Slacks ¥1 Price " Size< are broken. Re1. 6.98 to 7.98. N- 3.49 te 1.9t ,,. '" '": SUITS_ Y2 PRICE NUMEROUS TO Reg. Price ., 37,50 to $75.00 ON IALE . .. lAdles Shorts Reg. 2.98 to 5.98. S!Je 10 Values to 1.50 . PRICE alld.never needs ironfn~t. ., owN •qQ0D ; ,' ·: Reg. Price 2.98 to 4.98. Only 2.00 to 2.66 MENS LQNG SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS - - 3.00 Both white and colored. A good run of sizes. A very good name In shirts. You will certainly recognize this. Reg. 5.00 to 5.95. You will want more than one of these. VELOUR SHIRTS- -l OFF All the latest colors in V-Neck and Henley Styles. MENS Ivy League PantS -- l Price A nice run of sizes and colors. Boys Suits . Mens Pc;~jamas - - !Off Both Long.Bll'l sbort sleeve styles. leg. 3.98 to· 6.98 _ 011 Sal• 2.66 to <4,66 • ODD LOT . ...,:;,c,,.fll "$lie ~.ob to :2.66 'h Price ·· . Boys Sport Coats · All from our rtgular stock. By • nry IOOd 1101110· ID · boya · - · • Wear. Ree. 10.98 to 22.50 Now 5.49 to fi .2S. So we over· 1 bought, your 2ain our Joss. Siz~ 8 to 20. . _ ' i ''\~ Off~. 30 38-w s· lAdies Blouses A very good name in Blouses. Sizes to styles and colors, Take lt. from old "Kerpt'_ th' 'ce a seleetioD: u we have ever bad. Rea. 8.1 8 . d Sleevetm end Half Sleeveo. Be here earll' from 2M le '-" - -...-.- ·" - i . , t\tiQII,: ·': 1 . Half Ladies Dresses oleevea, deevele-ss- and -::-:1-one-d-:ee-.,.-..-:-ln-t-:-\%-:;:Jf "'t to 18. Roe. $10.00 to $15.00. On Sole ~ prti!t: ·-wear the best when you can buy tbem a ........ _ ~ 2 P* lie -· Odd Lot Mens Dress HilS ' i I~ le ~:J;:! Mens White Handk•rchlefs Values to 10.00. Sileo IN broken . . te ,8 ~ . Limit 12 per euotomer . ! ·· .i k '! --·· ' Complete Line of D.nim .#leN ........ l J.- lor men and bofl. COI<ft'l: Blaek, Denim. Soill• "! .• til«!!> -~ I ' Light 1M Scrub benln. ' SiJOI 28 to 08. '1'1111 a 7.91. Be matth S.M lorl!l!t. . · l : ·i 1~ , .~..,., ... ·. , l: \ . llsia~- • Rtg. 1.00 to 1.18 On Sole SOc to 1.00. Sileo a111 lntil!JI -!!• Odd Lot Mens Sumruet c:.ps ! ,..P.t:iiriee :I j: ~. Ladles Bathir,g Suits · -' • _.. ~ 1 Just a few In group. Rea. 15.00 to 28.00 New ltiJt L Pants- - ! Off ' to 32.i!O. Youro lor only 5.49 te 16.25 Reg. 1.25 for pacll:lie of 2. First qual(ty. Sloe l Price ~- Price All tbe latest styles and colors. Sizes I to 20 Reg. Prlee 10.98 IUO - .' . , ., . R.g. 5.98 to 7.98 _ On Sal• 2.99 to 3.99 lAdles Hose STRAW HATS ,. Mens Short Slew• Sweat Shirts _:__ 1h ON Both wide and narrow brim. Still plenty of good weather ahead to wear these. Rea. 2.98 to 7.98. For This Ev•n~ Only 1.<49 to 3.99 Price " Both Henley Collar and Crew Neek Styles. Bolli plaid co1ot"l and Fancy Patterns. S M L & XL. Uti to 3JI8. For 3 daro MENS 7.49 • ·. 1h Off to 18. On Salo 2.00 to 4.66 Men's Ties _ _ 3 for $1 MENS SHORT SLEEVE char•• for alterations. Several of these are washable 4·49 to ' MENnONI Small charge for alteration& MOW ·, .. , OTHER ITEMS TOO Both Dacron A: Wools and Rayon Blends. Regs., Shorts and Long. JIIIT . ... of hllhelt quality slacks. Reg. 8.98 to 14.98. Small '· 3·~~·1.·39 Graded Good Quality IMf ' Sale 2.99 to 3.99 Slr.tt 28 to 50. All of these are from our regular stocll: GROUN'D BEEF . ' Bathing Suits • - ! Price . ,., '·.. Reg. 5.98 to 7.98 5-M-L-XL Men's Summer ,. ----------~- ODD LOT BOYS Men's Short Sl•v• gal. ROUND STEAK Both SHms and Regulars. Size 6 to 16. Remember School opening Is almost here. ~ Bathing Suits - • l Price Reg. 5.98 to 8.98 - · On Sale 3.99 to 5.99 OUit Boys 13 3-4 oz. Jeans 1.98 ODD LOT. MENS V2 qt. R•g. 1.98 to 2.98 _ Now Only 1.00 to 1.49 Banlon Shirts l4 price llb.89c ' - ! Price A very good name In shirts. Both fancy and plain colors. Both button down and Reg. collar styles. S, M, Land XL. \ - - - -!Price A real Jllce color and size assortment. Buy plenty for back to school Justa few In lot. Sport Shirts - - SLACKS lb. pkg. Knit Shirts MENS LONG SLEEVE Men's Summer Plump Juicy BOYS S. S. size~. On Sale _ _ 1,49 to 2.49 Skinless Reg. 1.98 to 2.98 _On Sale 1.00 to 1.49 Reg. 2.98 to 7.98 _ Sale Price 1.49 to 3.99 LUNCH ME-AT ----------c SALAD Sizes 6 to 18 In fancy and plain colors. Henley, But· ton Down and Spread Collars. l Price Cotton Knit Shirts On Sale 2.66 Sport Shirts - - • l Price MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SEVERAL VARIETIES ON SALE MILK Sport Shirts • - - ! Price 1.75 to 2.49 Picnic: Time Specials! C BOYS SHORT SLEEVE COTTON Henley Shirts - - ! Price 46oz. cans Grade A \ H0111ogenized Both green and grey in S, M, Land XL. You women will love these. MENS S. S. Both Cotton Knits and Broadcloth. All the latest colors lncltldlng the popular Navy and BurRUndy. Reg. 3.49 to 4.98. You will want several of these at 22·50 37·50 ' Decision Was Gfeat Victory For Common MarketGroup Work Shirts - - - - ! Off Reg. 3.98 MENS S.S . to NATIONAL GUARDSMEN spent a quiet weekend In Cleveland; the ~lie of five (fays ~f ~eated _racial violence In the slum-studded Hough d1strict. MaJ. Gen. Erwin Hostetler, Ohio National Guard commander, Indicated sollle Ouardlmen may leave the area July 26. - MENS SHORT SLEEVE NI!VER IRON For This Event Only _ _ 12.25 to 19.75 Reg. 3.98 to 6.98 _ Sale Price 1.99 to 3.49 All wool woratedl yoa can wear anytime. A Dice u· aortment of sizes and col· on. Regs., Sbor!l and Lonaa. Sizes 30 to 48 Roe. Pill>• 45.00 to 75.00. Small char8e for altera· tiona. •,.MAXWB.L HOUII c Both year round and Summer weight coats included In this group. Sizes 35 to 46. Reg. price 24.50 to 39.50. PRICE ~2 / Party Pitcher VI,NEGAR ' I' _. . Men's Sport Coats ! Price Sizes S, M, L and XL in all Cottons and Dacron and Cotton Blend. Some have 2 pockets. Both button down and Reg. Collar styles. A lot of them are tapered. 1- "2'/le ltMt WWl A IItJri't '- · ·~ Men's Year Around SUITS saturday ------· ___ o to a I --.-. 11""-----------------, RACINE .., ... · · ·· ··· ···· - CHAMPAGNE TONY LEMA, one of golf's most carefree and colorful stars, was one of four persons killed July 24 when a private plane crashed and burned on the Dllnois-Indlana line. Lema's pretty wife, Betty, shown with him, WBII also killed. Lema had just finished playing In the PGA tournament in Ohio. • MARKET. gallon . MASON liTH & PE41CL &T$.-RAC~Iil CHARCOAL ' BRIQUETS RACINf DEPT. STORE .·'' Convtnllllt T111111 ,,,. v,.. Miracle Whip $2.49 DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ... pa,oo Down - ••••- 011 AT 1 \ late and vlalt with old !rienda. an event as thl!, happens twice a year. News All Summar Merchandise Reduced! I . jRe~e!lllbt!r, such Stokely's Tasty Tomato $100 ' I~01~~ EARLY ••. homeland 4100 million a year- show. 1 large cliunk of its from the Red\ffusion-TV has a two United Smtes. year deal with David Susskind's 1 Monday~ August 1 All day Thursday, July 28, while we prepare for thla event. Riiht reserved tg limit qaantitl11 ------- - Semi-Annua I Clearance · ' Friday, July 29 STORE CLOSED ••• July 28-29-30 Canned Pop I ,, Men, Boys and lAdies, too. foresees the day when British Am~rican react ion to the first program exports will earn his black and white run of the 1 f·r Savings For Summer Coolers! All Flavors 3 DAYs STARTS FRIDAY, 9 AM noon. 9 :~:':.m~ n !hoc~~~~ ,:::~~ ~~~~:~~.~ ::m~:~ti;:Y:ft~; giant cigar. at 7:30 a.m., and were "very satisfied " with name to conjure with in show unlimited number of drama business circles if as yet specials in color and in black generall y unknown to the and white. Four of these will American pubUr. He is the each run for two hours and two oldest of a dynasty of three of them -"'The Diary of Anne brothm who have massive Frank" and "Dial M For lntertsta in British television. Murder" wUI be among the fllma, 1111 legitimate stage and batch to be produced at the 1 111 an aaency for top allrs. Redlflusion studios In the I Recently In his London office Wembley district of Lindon. Grade. as head of Associated Television, explained why the •100 million figure is not merely wishful thinking. He ln~pitaJ aaid his company had alr..,dy grossed $7.5 mllllon from Its "Secret Agent" series IPatrick 1 Holzer Hospital: Vls\tlne hours McGoohan) and it expected 2-4 and 7-tl p.m. Parents only another of its pro~rams ··The on Pediatric! Ward. Saint" <Roger Moore! to gross Admissions ~0 million do\lars before it Charles A. Woodard, 1445 tnds Its run . Ea•tern Ave.; Deborah Ann Grade . said he estimated his. Rainey, Rio Grande; Mrs. Ray· Illes th1s year would top •11 mond Swiaher Rl 1 Bidwell· ll'lillion with the rest of . the Fred Facem~ . Rt. 2 Ga\11~ Industry , _lncludmg the Bnt1sh lis; Timothy Lee Fowler, PL Broadcastmg CorporatiOn, 'Pieasaot; William F. McCraw, bringing tile total up to $22.5 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Jamea R. miUlon. Thts could . easily Priddy , Minersville ; William D. multiply. he sa1d. 11 the Justis, Rt. 2 Racine; Mrs. Arpostmaster llf'nera\, who con· thur L. Ulmer Clinton· Oscar lroll television in Britain would ;R. Weber, Rt. \ Long Bottom; permi t the opening of more .Wilma L. McGowan, Rt. 4 channels and -additional broad· Ioak Hill · Lelsha J. Mace New casting houn. Networks in Marahtieid · Artbur L. thmer Britain are presently rMtricted Cllntoll; Mi-s. John Murrell, R~ to 50 hours of broadcastill,ll a ,3 Wlleelenburg: Charles W. week. IArmstron&, IU. t HebrOn; Mrs. Grade says he nas strons Herbert McFann, Oak Hill. American interest In two of hi! llriU · · new shows -MI'GOOhan's "The Mra. Herbert McFann, l1ak Prisoner" and an adventure Hill, a son, 8:04 a.m., IVedne• series. "McGill" ' - and his price day. for these Is in the millions. . DIJCIIIII'I.. Bul he is not the only Brit~tn J Joyce A. Carpenter, Gene K. Who wants to lnftuence whit Cooper, Tereaa Grover, Mrs. JOU see on your ...-eens and at Don R. Hurn, Mra. Emma R. the •arne tilllt' rtVel'lle lhe flow Jenkins, Mra. Russell E. Kenol sterlin ~ for the big Mnerican nedy, Mrs. Rol181' H. Loftis, lhows 'Bonanza, Dicl< V~n Mrs. Carl J. Loomis, Harold Dyke. Perry Mason et all . Marshall, Carol A. Masters, which have been the backbone 1Ml'l. Charles 0. Melvin, Frank of Britisl1 prime time' program- F. Miller, Homer F. Moore, min~ lor .vear.. Mrs. James R. Priddy, Mrs. Associated British TV is Harold L. Sn)lder, Mrs. Charles gn'nA into pl'<ldurtlnn with a L. Stone, Mra. Emerson V. Well, one hour rolor version of "The Bill Wooten and Pearl J. ShaAvenger s'' for nex1 seasnn The ver. liars are the same. Patrick Macnl:'e. 11 Ji!:P.nuine descendant Whe3t culltlvation goes fu,._ of Robin Hood , and lllana Rlgg ther back than the earliest ,.. who Is with the Royal cords of man. vaw York Clothing House, Pometoy, Greatest IPI'IIned tmkle for 1111! la8l monlll, was restoftd te Ute NEW YORK (UP!) - The ' Shakespeart Company when Brihsh are C4rnlng- to your she is not Inflicting karate ~le\' i si~tlf. screens. ichops on various villain~ . And ~pearheading the inva· ·Robert Norris of San Franci• His name is Lew Grade, a Talent Associates to produce an '· bGen on the dll*ble<lllll,wllll I I, .• ij_, ;<> t · .' ' I ~;: . .,, �' '·. \. ' ·l .• i .. ·, 'i.~ 'i' 4-DaDy l$elltlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 27, 1966 " - Dr. Roush is Interchurch Center Officer - ~ ;o :·;~~!E=~;~~: ' I Dr. Lester liOtWI of secreMeigs secretary. / nearB. Columbus. , •.has ColllltY his been el~ 'lbelr chief purpose ts to pro- orDr. F. Lamb, Who l1s.:illiillllet!MMbrJwnWlary ora·new organization form· mote and build an ofllce build· been with the Oblo Council aa letter to oaeh . . _ ed by the Ohio Council or lng to beCome the home for Its executive head and late of forlh four enlln1r1 wonlt, Churches Io promote. tho anti· many of the denominational the ~mple of Good WUI, haa cipated interchorch center for agencies. '!be proposed stru<- retired~ Dr. John M. Wilson Is .,encies of all denomina(\ons. ture will cost approximately $1 the present Eltecutlve SecreThiB haa long been an objec· million. This amount will be llry. Fifteen members from Ute live of lbe Ohio Council, empha· supplied by · the property now varloua denominations througbsized through the Temple of 1 held by Interchurch Center, Inc. 1out the slllte constitute the new Good Will, Inc. Recontly all and by the denominations par· ' board, on which Dr. Roush re· boldlngs of the Temple of Good ticipating. It is to be located In presents Southeastern Ohio. Will amounting to $3\1 million :========~::~:;;-;:-;:;---has heen turned back to lhe ~rs. Dell Talbott. Ohio Council. A new division Several from here attended has been formed, Incorporated the ce cream social at Port· ander the name, The Interland which was a benefit for church Center, Inc. the Little Lea!!ue baseball Dr. Lester Roush has been team. with the Ohio Council of ChurchMr. and Mrs. A. L . While of es from its inception in 1920. Farrell Cozart was a recent East Liverpool have moved inHe lras served in various offi. guest of his sister and family, to the Bill Cozart property. cia! copaeitles during these Mr. and Mrs. Andy \V ard and Mrs. Arthur !i:vans, Po'lneroy, years. When the Temple of Shelly. and Mrs. Linda Ward, local, Good Will, Inc. was formed he Mrs. Sylvia Allen has re· called on Mrs . .Mike Evans and became a trustee and secretary turned home from Meigs Gen- daughters, recently. (.......,n,_,..) of the Board Which office he era! Hospital and is improv- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rieber Jumbloo. DUCAL CUBIC M!MIIR PURPLI. ,.t'~ IMJII J 'e has filled throughout Its con- lng nicely. and daughter ol Toledo and -'-"' ,.., • Fi'""" - /11., a JWdl• tlnuance .. When the new corporRandall Talbott ol New Mr. and Mrs. Wa\d Kimes of eooldr.'t~r<t-A IIAU _ __ Ilion was formed he was nam· Lexington spent a recent week Chester were guests of Clint ed a trustee and again elected lend with his parents, Mr. and and Leota Birch. tI I I I I I r::--r¥':>:1~ StiversvilJe News Notes Pxrl, K) fD)RRI{b· il =:we-it= 1.....--•IA[IIXD III UJ I Television In Review Mr. and Mrs. M Roseberry- peater •and' famly wel'll · ·Jir, and children and Mr, and ~- and Mrs. Andy Ward and Shel· ~ ·li~ SpUiet, were re- ly, WeBley CGiart and P &•u I een~~~ of Mr. and Mrs. Evans and PJiul Dean, Mr. 81111 Jamas Mlddleswan and chllll- Mrs. Paul Cbevsller ,00 Gil"ren. ~·. . · ry, Mrs. l;'aullne ~ llicl Mr. and Mn. Klt'Ojd Bl'l!wer sons, Mrtl. Mike Evilhl, Howand dltlllhter of 1.001 Bottom ard Allen, Golda Prlc!e, .JUplly, were Sunday RUe!la of hll ptll'· Va., Mr. and Mrs. " Dell ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brew· Talbott, Mr. and Mn. · R. 11. er and David. Durllt and Tom, Mr. and Mtl. Mr. a:-d Ml'll. Larry Gluesen- s. w. Dunt, lllra. 'tressle camp visited his pmnts, Mr. Stethem, Bob Lawson, 8 n d and Mrs. L. R. Gluesencamp Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frank recently. arid ehlldren, Racine. Virgil Bosard and E. H. Carpenter flew to Stewan Field In Parkersburg on Monday after- w. · 'I'BMY BRAcmYATED ' KANSAS CITY (VP!) Pitcher Ralph Terry, who 1111 ICI!Ve list tuesday by Ute Kanlas City AfltleUcs, ·wlit also bought lelthanded pitcher Joe Grenda frOm Mobile of the Southern Le•RII•· ' .-:-.- - - W<l~r-lilllng devices pumps of a sort, have been ·used for 11 least 5,000 years. -- --··· Mr. and Mrs. Vrank Holter of Spiller and Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch of Racine called on Clint and Leota Birch on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Meter, Beverly, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bissell and chilclfen, Columbus, were recent Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brtwer and sons. Mrs. Albina Gluesencamp and Mrs. Susie Cooley and her son-in-law and family, Steubenville, were also guests of the Brtwers. Recent guests of E. H. Car· ~: I Mens & Boys Sh1 ts l ,. r:. ('I J:.;;J ;0 ~hirts Cff MADE IN U$.A. TENNIS SHOES ·2 pair ~ rtS 25%0 • S 110 . • Ladies Dresses ::!.,~· 2 $10 • Girls Dress~ _ 3'31% LADIES & BLOUSIS _ _ _ Off lor off ' FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. Most Items Reduced to Half- Price ' ' I RACINE, 0. Open Mon.•Frl. _____ 9 to White House Apple Cider . ., ' 0 • . lUg . WITH INSTANT COFFEE I Dole Pineapple Pink" 10 oz. Party 11 Grapefruit Drink Pitcher 4. ~::· 51.00 ' • Picnic Buyl Showboat $1 I I ' Stokely's Tasty Pork & Beans No. 2V2 cans Foreign NeVis Commentary Tomato Juice ·4 s1 A nice assortment of colora and Extr1l Extra! 1 Man's Suit DRESSING '10.00 Reg. 3.49 to 7.98 _ On Sale 1.75 to 3.99 Reg. Price $39.50 Nothing wrong with thll suit except it has been around too long. Tig•r Br1nd 101b bag lb. ·7.9 ... -...... - .. - ............. ----~·-·· -- ·-· · ·--· · ···· --- --- - · --- -- --· · ·-·- -· ~- -- - -- - · ···--·. ' ..J , ,, ,, • Reg. 1.98 & 2.98 _ Now Just 1.00 to 1.'19 · - 6 pr. B8c Boys Hos• White and colored with stripe top. Size 8 to 11. Odd Lot lAdles Slacks ¥1 Price " Size< are broken. Re1. 6.98 to 7.98. N- 3.49 te 1.9t ,,. '" '": SUITS_ Y2 PRICE NUMEROUS TO Reg. Price ., 37,50 to $75.00 ON IALE . .. lAdles Shorts Reg. 2.98 to 5.98. S!Je 10 Values to 1.50 . PRICE alld.never needs ironfn~t. ., owN •qQ0D ; ,' ·: Reg. Price 2.98 to 4.98. Only 2.00 to 2.66 MENS LQNG SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS - - 3.00 Both white and colored. A good run of sizes. A very good name In shirts. You will certainly recognize this. Reg. 5.00 to 5.95. You will want more than one of these. VELOUR SHIRTS- -l OFF All the latest colors in V-Neck and Henley Styles. MENS Ivy League PantS -- l Price A nice run of sizes and colors. Boys Suits . Mens Pc;~jamas - - !Off Both Long.Bll'l sbort sleeve styles. leg. 3.98 to· 6.98 _ 011 Sal• 2.66 to <4,66 • ODD LOT . ...,:;,c,,.fll "$lie ~.ob to :2.66 'h Price ·· . Boys Sport Coats · All from our rtgular stock. By • nry IOOd 1101110· ID · boya · - · • Wear. Ree. 10.98 to 22.50 Now 5.49 to fi .2S. So we over· 1 bought, your 2ain our Joss. Siz~ 8 to 20. . _ ' i ''\~ Off~. 30 38-w s· lAdies Blouses A very good name in Blouses. Sizes to styles and colors, Take lt. from old "Kerpt'_ th' 'ce a seleetioD: u we have ever bad. Rea. 8.1 8 . d Sleevetm end Half Sleeveo. Be here earll' from 2M le '-" - -...-.- ·" - i . , t\tiQII,: ·': 1 . Half Ladies Dresses oleevea, deevele-ss- and -::-:1-one-d-:ee-.,.-..-:-ln-t-:-\%-:;:Jf "'t to 18. Roe. $10.00 to $15.00. On Sole ~ prti!t: ·-wear the best when you can buy tbem a ........ _ ~ 2 P* lie -· Odd Lot Mens Dress HilS ' i I~ le ~:J;:! Mens White Handk•rchlefs Values to 10.00. Sileo IN broken . . te ,8 ~ . Limit 12 per euotomer . ! ·· .i k '! --·· ' Complete Line of D.nim .#leN ........ l J.- lor men and bofl. COI<ft'l: Blaek, Denim. Soill• "! .• til«!!> -~ I ' Light 1M Scrub benln. ' SiJOI 28 to 08. '1'1111 a 7.91. Be matth S.M lorl!l!t. . · l : ·i 1~ , .~..,., ... ·. , l: \ . llsia~- • Rtg. 1.00 to 1.18 On Sole SOc to 1.00. Sileo a111 lntil!JI -!!• Odd Lot Mens Sumruet c:.ps ! ,..P.t:iiriee :I j: ~. Ladles Bathir,g Suits · -' • _.. ~ 1 Just a few In group. Rea. 15.00 to 28.00 New ltiJt L Pants- - ! Off ' to 32.i!O. Youro lor only 5.49 te 16.25 Reg. 1.25 for pacll:lie of 2. First qual(ty. Sloe l Price ~- Price All tbe latest styles and colors. Sizes I to 20 Reg. Prlee 10.98 IUO - .' . , ., . R.g. 5.98 to 7.98 _ On Sal• 2.99 to 3.99 lAdles Hose STRAW HATS ,. Mens Short Slew• Sweat Shirts _:__ 1h ON Both wide and narrow brim. Still plenty of good weather ahead to wear these. Rea. 2.98 to 7.98. For This Ev•n~ Only 1.<49 to 3.99 Price " Both Henley Collar and Crew Neek Styles. Bolli plaid co1ot"l and Fancy Patterns. S M L & XL. Uti to 3JI8. For 3 daro MENS 7.49 • ·. 1h Off to 18. On Salo 2.00 to 4.66 Men's Ties _ _ 3 for $1 MENS SHORT SLEEVE char•• for alterations. Several of these are washable 4·49 to ' MENnONI Small charge for alteration& MOW ·, .. , OTHER ITEMS TOO Both Dacron A: Wools and Rayon Blends. Regs., Shorts and Long. JIIIT . ... of hllhelt quality slacks. Reg. 8.98 to 14.98. Small '· 3·~~·1.·39 Graded Good Quality IMf ' Sale 2.99 to 3.99 Slr.tt 28 to 50. All of these are from our regular stocll: GROUN'D BEEF . ' Bathing Suits • - ! Price . ,., '·.. Reg. 5.98 to 7.98 5-M-L-XL Men's Summer ,. ----------~- ODD LOT BOYS Men's Short Sl•v• gal. ROUND STEAK Both SHms and Regulars. Size 6 to 16. Remember School opening Is almost here. ~ Bathing Suits - • l Price Reg. 5.98 to 8.98 - · On Sale 3.99 to 5.99 OUit Boys 13 3-4 oz. Jeans 1.98 ODD LOT. MENS V2 qt. R•g. 1.98 to 2.98 _ Now Only 1.00 to 1.49 Banlon Shirts l4 price llb.89c ' - ! Price A very good name In shirts. Both fancy and plain colors. Both button down and Reg. collar styles. S, M, Land XL. \ - - - -!Price A real Jllce color and size assortment. Buy plenty for back to school Justa few In lot. Sport Shirts - - SLACKS lb. pkg. Knit Shirts MENS LONG SLEEVE Men's Summer Plump Juicy BOYS S. S. size~. On Sale _ _ 1,49 to 2.49 Skinless Reg. 1.98 to 2.98 _On Sale 1.00 to 1.49 Reg. 2.98 to 7.98 _ Sale Price 1.49 to 3.99 LUNCH ME-AT ----------c SALAD Sizes 6 to 18 In fancy and plain colors. Henley, But· ton Down and Spread Collars. l Price Cotton Knit Shirts On Sale 2.66 Sport Shirts - - • l Price MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SEVERAL VARIETIES ON SALE MILK Sport Shirts • - - ! Price 1.75 to 2.49 Picnic: Time Specials! C BOYS SHORT SLEEVE COTTON Henley Shirts - - ! Price 46oz. cans Grade A \ H0111ogenized Both green and grey in S, M, Land XL. You women will love these. MENS S. S. Both Cotton Knits and Broadcloth. All the latest colors lncltldlng the popular Navy and BurRUndy. Reg. 3.49 to 4.98. You will want several of these at 22·50 37·50 ' Decision Was Gfeat Victory For Common MarketGroup Work Shirts - - - - ! Off Reg. 3.98 MENS S.S . to NATIONAL GUARDSMEN spent a quiet weekend In Cleveland; the ~lie of five (fays ~f ~eated _racial violence In the slum-studded Hough d1strict. MaJ. Gen. Erwin Hostetler, Ohio National Guard commander, Indicated sollle Ouardlmen may leave the area July 26. - MENS SHORT SLEEVE NI!VER IRON For This Event Only _ _ 12.25 to 19.75 Reg. 3.98 to 6.98 _ Sale Price 1.99 to 3.49 All wool woratedl yoa can wear anytime. A Dice u· aortment of sizes and col· on. Regs., Sbor!l and Lonaa. Sizes 30 to 48 Roe. Pill>• 45.00 to 75.00. Small char8e for altera· tiona. •,.MAXWB.L HOUII c Both year round and Summer weight coats included In this group. Sizes 35 to 46. Reg. price 24.50 to 39.50. PRICE ~2 / Party Pitcher VI,NEGAR ' I' _. . Men's Sport Coats ! Price Sizes S, M, L and XL in all Cottons and Dacron and Cotton Blend. Some have 2 pockets. Both button down and Reg. Collar styles. A lot of them are tapered. 1- "2'/le ltMt WWl A IItJri't '- · ·~ Men's Year Around SUITS saturday ------· ___ o to a I --.-. 11""-----------------, RACINE .., ... · · ·· ··· ···· - CHAMPAGNE TONY LEMA, one of golf's most carefree and colorful stars, was one of four persons killed July 24 when a private plane crashed and burned on the Dllnois-Indlana line. Lema's pretty wife, Betty, shown with him, WBII also killed. Lema had just finished playing In the PGA tournament in Ohio. • MARKET. gallon . MASON liTH & PE41CL &T$.-RAC~Iil CHARCOAL ' BRIQUETS RACINf DEPT. STORE .·'' Convtnllllt T111111 ,,,. v,.. Miracle Whip $2.49 DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ... pa,oo Down - ••••- 011 AT 1 \ late and vlalt with old !rienda. an event as thl!, happens twice a year. News All Summar Merchandise Reduced! I . jRe~e!lllbt!r, such Stokely's Tasty Tomato $100 ' I~01~~ EARLY ••. homeland 4100 million a year- show. 1 large cliunk of its from the Red\ffusion-TV has a two United Smtes. year deal with David Susskind's 1 Monday~ August 1 All day Thursday, July 28, while we prepare for thla event. Riiht reserved tg limit qaantitl11 ------- - Semi-Annua I Clearance · ' Friday, July 29 STORE CLOSED ••• July 28-29-30 Canned Pop I ,, Men, Boys and lAdies, too. foresees the day when British Am~rican react ion to the first program exports will earn his black and white run of the 1 f·r Savings For Summer Coolers! All Flavors 3 DAYs STARTS FRIDAY, 9 AM noon. 9 :~:':.m~ n !hoc~~~~ ,:::~~ ~~~~:~~.~ ::m~:~ti;:Y:ft~; giant cigar. at 7:30 a.m., and were "very satisfied " with name to conjure with in show unlimited number of drama business circles if as yet specials in color and in black generall y unknown to the and white. Four of these will American pubUr. He is the each run for two hours and two oldest of a dynasty of three of them -"'The Diary of Anne brothm who have massive Frank" and "Dial M For lntertsta in British television. Murder" wUI be among the fllma, 1111 legitimate stage and batch to be produced at the 1 111 an aaency for top allrs. Redlflusion studios In the I Recently In his London office Wembley district of Lindon. Grade. as head of Associated Television, explained why the •100 million figure is not merely wishful thinking. He ln~pitaJ aaid his company had alr..,dy grossed $7.5 mllllon from Its "Secret Agent" series IPatrick 1 Holzer Hospital: Vls\tlne hours McGoohan) and it expected 2-4 and 7-tl p.m. Parents only another of its pro~rams ··The on Pediatric! Ward. Saint" <Roger Moore! to gross Admissions ~0 million do\lars before it Charles A. Woodard, 1445 tnds Its run . Ea•tern Ave.; Deborah Ann Grade . said he estimated his. Rainey, Rio Grande; Mrs. Ray· Illes th1s year would top •11 mond Swiaher Rl 1 Bidwell· ll'lillion with the rest of . the Fred Facem~ . Rt. 2 Ga\11~ Industry , _lncludmg the Bnt1sh lis; Timothy Lee Fowler, PL Broadcastmg CorporatiOn, 'Pieasaot; William F. McCraw, bringing tile total up to $22.5 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Jamea R. miUlon. Thts could . easily Priddy , Minersville ; William D. multiply. he sa1d. 11 the Justis, Rt. 2 Racine; Mrs. Arpostmaster llf'nera\, who con· thur L. Ulmer Clinton· Oscar lroll television in Britain would ;R. Weber, Rt. \ Long Bottom; permi t the opening of more .Wilma L. McGowan, Rt. 4 channels and -additional broad· Ioak Hill · Lelsha J. Mace New casting houn. Networks in Marahtieid · Artbur L. thmer Britain are presently rMtricted Cllntoll; Mi-s. John Murrell, R~ to 50 hours of broadcastill,ll a ,3 Wlleelenburg: Charles W. week. IArmstron&, IU. t HebrOn; Mrs. Grade says he nas strons Herbert McFann, Oak Hill. American interest In two of hi! llriU · · new shows -MI'GOOhan's "The Mra. Herbert McFann, l1ak Prisoner" and an adventure Hill, a son, 8:04 a.m., IVedne• series. "McGill" ' - and his price day. for these Is in the millions. . DIJCIIIII'I.. Bul he is not the only Brit~tn J Joyce A. Carpenter, Gene K. Who wants to lnftuence whit Cooper, Tereaa Grover, Mrs. JOU see on your ...-eens and at Don R. Hurn, Mra. Emma R. the •arne tilllt' rtVel'lle lhe flow Jenkins, Mra. Russell E. Kenol sterlin ~ for the big Mnerican nedy, Mrs. Rol181' H. Loftis, lhows 'Bonanza, Dicl< V~n Mrs. Carl J. Loomis, Harold Dyke. Perry Mason et all . Marshall, Carol A. Masters, which have been the backbone 1Ml'l. Charles 0. Melvin, Frank of Britisl1 prime time' program- F. Miller, Homer F. Moore, min~ lor .vear.. Mrs. James R. Priddy, Mrs. Associated British TV is Harold L. Sn)lder, Mrs. Charles gn'nA into pl'<ldurtlnn with a L. Stone, Mra. Emerson V. Well, one hour rolor version of "The Bill Wooten and Pearl J. ShaAvenger s'' for nex1 seasnn The ver. liars are the same. Patrick Macnl:'e. 11 Ji!:P.nuine descendant Whe3t culltlvation goes fu,._ of Robin Hood , and lllana Rlgg ther back than the earliest ,.. who Is with the Royal cords of man. vaw York Clothing House, Pometoy, Greatest IPI'IIned tmkle for 1111! la8l monlll, was restoftd te Ute NEW YORK (UP!) - The ' Shakespeart Company when Brihsh are C4rnlng- to your she is not Inflicting karate ~le\' i si~tlf. screens. ichops on various villain~ . And ~pearheading the inva· ·Robert Norris of San Franci• His name is Lew Grade, a Talent Associates to produce an '· bGen on the dll*ble<lllll,wllll I I, .• ij_, ;<> t · .' ' I ~;: . .,, �' , I • ' ' '. ' ., Clpeft Mon. thrv Thurs-9:00 to 6:00 -SWIFTS PREMIIJM 11.1. GoVEilNMEIYI' INSPECTED fr!d•r & S.turd•r-11:30 to 8:30 TENDER GROWN . ' ?POTATOES DQS Whatever The Seasoa Yea...· Flatl A Wille Sel-tiea ef Flae Fraits and Vege-.bles At Ballg•t-Easy Priees At Ev-s. I I .. IROUNDBEEF 10-Lb. ' BAG WHOLE \ FRiiH, LEAN, GUARANTEED LETTUCE PATCH SALE lh. HOME GROWN YELLOW RED LEAF LETTUCE BUTTER LETTUCE ROMAINE LETTUCE LEAF LETTUCE Swm'I"PPEMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED I DOZ. SPLIT BROILERS • . I I I I I I I I Ill. 39 PLU,., FIRM . _ FOB IIEM.TB ~B FUN, TREAT YOUai'AMILY TO "GAAlDEN DEW" LGE. SIZE .. .~ LEG OF LAMB ........ iBLADE CUT lAMI SHOULDER CHOPS •••• Ill ' PERCH or COD I.!..!-.~ ByThtPIICI. I I I I I I I I .. T INSPECTED •. FOI JftW LIMB ROAST ... 59• IOUIID BOllE LAMB , BREAST I IECI •••••• 00111.111 ·~- age lGII LAMB CHOPS ........ ·~- UMI $119 j .~ \fi' . SWIFT'S PREMIUM TENiit 6ROWif __ __ . U.S. GOVT, INSPECTED ~·· FRYING CHICKEN fARTS 59 c LEGS & THIGHS ••• lb. 49c . WINGS ••••••••• lb. 23 c BREASTS ••••••• lb. ... 49• PAniES •••••••••••• 29° 1.. ... 55c 0 I. I .... SHOULDER CHOPS •••• 09 99;\ I ... age ... $1- LAMB CHOPS •••••••• ..,. . ~:,;· .BOLOGNA I WHOlE 01 HAlf 39c BREAST 9c QUARTERS • • •••• lb. 3 0 ~T~AS~TI~.O.~SEA~I::":'IE:":'A:':DE~D.- - - - - SWIFT'S TOPPY U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED Gen_u ine Spring LAMB LEG QUARTERS • • •••• lb. NECTARINES C SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. G SWIFT'S I'IEMIUM TENDER OIOWN U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED FRESH FRYING CHICKENS Lb. lit. ' SWEET CORN CRISPY -TENDER--FRESH YOUR CHOICE c 1 ' ·' ,,•'• • ,.' •.·· J (LAII t.• • ! • i i 1: ' t! ,t:;. GIIM. I 54-oL ITL 12cOFF 32-oL BTL UQUID DETERGENT ~l $ . .· ORANGE DRI NK • • • • I 69c 39C 5~ 1 49c 49c I VIENNA SAUSAGE •• ! ~. i . .... CANDY BARS ••~.. .... I :~ • . ,tTOOIHPASTE ...... ,_••• 'a!' ' 1 ' ' l ·I . DoG FOOD •••••••• 12 sw1n•s · CHILl WITH BEANS •• LISTEIIIIE • 0 t ANTISEPT;C o ••• o •• o $1 1-lb. CANS ; ""<;( 3 . ' $1 ~~-~·- o • • o • • o ·• DOLE CRUSHED 01 STOKELY'S SLICED PINEAPPLE o o. o 3 1 IDYAl -PIINCE ~:it: .·IVANS $1 llil w. Ill t¥2 I I I I I I I I I . ' .. PINK SALMON LUCKYLEAF I I I I I •• I • I I I . APPLE JUICE •. 69C u~ 4 $1 WHITNEY I I I I I I I I I I I I I '..• ' •· r t• ,,' ., qll. • I" JER ZEE 49c CANNED MILK - - - - 3 ~:::· 44c . l,. ' ~ I PORK & BE.!NS $1.00 8 REI. 33' ... ¢ SHOWBOAT ROLLS Pll. ...•. 14 qt.• ,.. .- FRUIT HAl R SPRAy ••••••• REGULAI :-..~·- 8 9 c ~ 5 CA::· $1 SAUD DRESSING 1 ~- CANS ' HAlO SAVE 61c ,... I. 3 . . . . $1 I I I I I I I . SOUTHERN YAMS .. ~~ri~L .DOu 'PINK PINEAPPlE 8RAPEFRUIT DRINK $119 3~:tt 8 P&B MEAT FlAVORED CAT FOOD-. " .•• 1 0 .'.' . l .......,,.... 1- 300 CANS .. " ; ~~ ~ ~ ' •I ..oil~ . . I SARA LEE PARKERHOUSE ,I ROLLS ••• eli ' o •••••••• 2 .......... . MIX OR !U,\ 1'('11 ,! I':. ' ORE-IDA 16-oz. . PINEAPPLE JUICE 6-oz. o • •CA.N DOLl PINEAPPLE ORANGE JUICE •••• ~t~ 39c D•ou!l llioeo Layer ALL FLAVORS C lEWTON'S CAKE MIX 1 I 1 ~·-:·· BOX 41 DOLE PIIIEAPPLE ' ... $1 5· ·rir' ft 6-oz. ~A~ ~ S ·t $ 1,.., ·, ,J, : . .,. ' f• .. .......... ' .. ( \~ PIMENTO CHEESE - SPREAD . ~ ~· ' ~ KREME • 1 :~:· 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GER,IEI'S STRAINED BABY FO~D .. ·-~~ I I 1 ."1 I ' .' , 49c 1 c' o· . . . f ~~-·~~~~~ • ~ ; .·j... ' ' 1\ { •';' ~ I I ••••• I I I ' 5 J::.· '1 I' ' . 4 =· '1. 4 ..... '1 3 . ' ' ' ''' ' ' ' ' ' ' I . . . 1:, .. 1'v, ·~· i ~~~-- .HEEI.I,.F·~ " ' ., f, I I • I , ·, I I • • I 0. I .• ' !f"" '.· 4 ' ........., Cotlt .,_. tt'ofclieNI 1 \I ,S > LOW CAlORIE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE • SAJ ·J · ,.,. -'1 .. _.,.. ' PINEAPPLE-CHEESE StJIQe i,' - TATER TOTS ••••••• !~I· 5 DOLl ~1 11 1 ·: ( ' 1 U \IIC\ i 'OOU :~~~ .&9c •.i Pkta. l·••· Pk.. 48• . · �' , I • ' ' '. ' ., Clpeft Mon. thrv Thurs-9:00 to 6:00 -SWIFTS PREMIIJM 11.1. GoVEilNMEIYI' INSPECTED fr!d•r & S.turd•r-11:30 to 8:30 TENDER GROWN . ' ?POTATOES DQS Whatever The Seasoa Yea...· Flatl A Wille Sel-tiea ef Flae Fraits and Vege-.bles At Ballg•t-Easy Priees At Ev-s. I I .. IROUNDBEEF 10-Lb. ' BAG WHOLE \ FRiiH, LEAN, GUARANTEED LETTUCE PATCH SALE lh. HOME GROWN YELLOW RED LEAF LETTUCE BUTTER LETTUCE ROMAINE LETTUCE LEAF LETTUCE Swm'I"PPEMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED I DOZ. SPLIT BROILERS • . I I I I I I I I Ill. 39 PLU,., FIRM . _ FOB IIEM.TB ~B FUN, TREAT YOUai'AMILY TO "GAAlDEN DEW" LGE. SIZE .. .~ LEG OF LAMB ........ iBLADE CUT lAMI SHOULDER CHOPS •••• Ill ' PERCH or COD I.!..!-.~ ByThtPIICI. I I I I I I I I .. T INSPECTED •. FOI JftW LIMB ROAST ... 59• IOUIID BOllE LAMB , BREAST I IECI •••••• 00111.111 ·~- age lGII LAMB CHOPS ........ ·~- UMI $119 j .~ \fi' . SWIFT'S PREMIUM TENiit 6ROWif __ __ . U.S. GOVT, INSPECTED ~·· FRYING CHICKEN fARTS 59 c LEGS & THIGHS ••• lb. 49c . WINGS ••••••••• lb. 23 c BREASTS ••••••• lb. ... 49• PAniES •••••••••••• 29° 1.. ... 55c 0 I. I .... SHOULDER CHOPS •••• 09 99;\ I ... age ... $1- LAMB CHOPS •••••••• ..,. . ~:,;· .BOLOGNA I WHOlE 01 HAlf 39c BREAST 9c QUARTERS • • •••• lb. 3 0 ~T~AS~TI~.O.~SEA~I::":'IE:":'A:':DE~D.- - - - - SWIFT'S TOPPY U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED Gen_u ine Spring LAMB LEG QUARTERS • • •••• lb. NECTARINES C SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. G SWIFT'S I'IEMIUM TENDER OIOWN U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED FRESH FRYING CHICKENS Lb. lit. ' SWEET CORN CRISPY -TENDER--FRESH YOUR CHOICE c 1 ' ·' ,,•'• • ,.' •.·· J (LAII t.• • ! • i i 1: ' t! ,t:;. GIIM. I 54-oL ITL 12cOFF 32-oL BTL UQUID DETERGENT ~l $ . .· ORANGE DRI NK • • • • I 69c 39C 5~ 1 49c 49c I VIENNA SAUSAGE •• ! ~. i . .... CANDY BARS ••~.. .... I :~ • . ,tTOOIHPASTE ...... ,_••• 'a!' ' 1 ' ' l ·I . DoG FOOD •••••••• 12 sw1n•s · CHILl WITH BEANS •• LISTEIIIIE • 0 t ANTISEPT;C o ••• o •• o $1 1-lb. CANS ; ""<;( 3 . ' $1 ~~-~·- o • • o • • o ·• DOLE CRUSHED 01 STOKELY'S SLICED PINEAPPLE o o. o 3 1 IDYAl -PIINCE ~:it: .·IVANS $1 llil w. Ill t¥2 I I I I I I I I I . ' .. PINK SALMON LUCKYLEAF I I I I I •• I • I I I . APPLE JUICE •. 69C u~ 4 $1 WHITNEY I I I I I I I I I I I I I '..• ' •· r t• ,,' ., qll. • I" JER ZEE 49c CANNED MILK - - - - 3 ~:::· 44c . l,. ' ~ I PORK & BE.!NS $1.00 8 REI. 33' ... ¢ SHOWBOAT ROLLS Pll. ...•. 14 qt.• ,.. .- FRUIT HAl R SPRAy ••••••• REGULAI :-..~·- 8 9 c ~ 5 CA::· $1 SAUD DRESSING 1 ~- CANS ' HAlO SAVE 61c ,... I. 3 . . . . $1 I I I I I I I . SOUTHERN YAMS .. ~~ri~L .DOu 'PINK PINEAPPlE 8RAPEFRUIT DRINK $119 3~:tt 8 P&B MEAT FlAVORED CAT FOOD-. " .•• 1 0 .'.' . l .......,,.... 1- 300 CANS .. " ; ~~ ~ ~ ' •I ..oil~ . . I SARA LEE PARKERHOUSE ,I ROLLS ••• eli ' o •••••••• 2 .......... . MIX OR !U,\ 1'('11 ,! I':. ' ORE-IDA 16-oz. . PINEAPPLE JUICE 6-oz. o • •CA.N DOLl PINEAPPLE ORANGE JUICE •••• ~t~ 39c D•ou!l llioeo Layer ALL FLAVORS C lEWTON'S CAKE MIX 1 I 1 ~·-:·· BOX 41 DOLE PIIIEAPPLE ' ... $1 5· ·rir' ft 6-oz. ~A~ ~ S ·t $ 1,.., ·, ,J, : . .,. ' f• .. .......... ' .. ( \~ PIMENTO CHEESE - SPREAD . ~ ~· ' ~ KREME • 1 :~:· 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GER,IEI'S STRAINED BABY FO~D .. ·-~~ I I 1 ."1 I ' .' , 49c 1 c' o· . . . f ~~-·~~~~~ • ~ ; .·j... ' ' 1\ { •';' ~ I I ••••• I I I ' 5 J::.· '1 I' ' . 4 =· '1. 4 ..... '1 3 . ' ' ' ''' ' ' ' ' ' ' I . . . 1:, .. 1'v, ·~· i ~~~-- .HEEI.I,.F·~ " ' ., f, I I • I , ·, I I • • I 0. I .• ' !f"" '.· 4 ' ........., Cotlt .,_. tt'ofclieNI 1 \I ,S > LOW CAlORIE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE • SAJ ·J · ,.,. -'1 .. _.,.. ' PINEAPPLE-CHEESE StJIQe i,' - TATER TOTS ••••••• !~I· 5 DOLl ~1 11 1 ·: ( ' 1 U \IIC\ i 'OOU :~~~ .&9c •.i Pkta. l·••· Pk.. 48• . · �• •• ! '. •· '• Fifth Annual Mason County Fair Program·Announced 1 miun~oois ~~ J)llly Sentinel, PomeroY·Ifl4ldleport, 0., July ·'J!I, , pr~ Sought m / CirCffi•t Co t junior dllry show; I p. m. dly begins at 10 a. m.; I p.m. ~me of Mr, ~ , Mrs. mayor's mllklng meet; 8:30 p. husband called contest and roll'tittle on Basluui Rd • . m. adult open dllry ~w; 10 lng pin throwing contest: 2 p.m. '"re Arcble ~. ~;~;:' p. m. m- by the Checlanates. Grand Ole Opry show; , 3 p.m. Uf Ue, Eug""" ErviD, W Friday, A~ 12 - 10 a.m. music by the Chedtmates; S p. ' w., Jim Circle, Julia junior judgbiJ eontest 8lld also m. Mason County classic borso- POINT PLEASANT - A pe·!JifandY Rose Cathy ntue,:'!:'• /' junior activities; I P.m. horu- labow pitching final; 6 p, m. tltlon was filed In the office of iMCK!ly and ':ful;ll Kay Cirelli.' shoe pllciiJng eontest; 2 p. m. Mason County Fair horse the Circuit Clerk seeking an In· watermeloq eating cont..t; 3 P· 1 •bow; 7 p. m. style show ; 8 P junction and restralnlng order BAS GUESTS m. Dower show opens; 4 p.m.. m. WSAZ-TV bake-off winner; to enjoin the defendants and Mrs. Ethel GallipoliJ, ' pi!\ parade, also Mr cartoon; 11:30 p. m. Grand Ole Opry others from picketing the con- visited her cousiD, Mrs. Walter t "' ·, 5 p. m. horseshoe pitching COJ>o Show; 9 p. m. a· structlon site of the public use Athey, recently In Mlddlell!'rt· test; 6 p. m.- greasy pig con- ward and 10 p.m. mUSIC by the faclllty - boat launching area Other guests were 1\fr: Harlan • test: 8:30 p. m. baby beef Checkmates . _ by T. A. Ward, dba Ward Athey, Florida, and Mrs. CbriJ.. • ahow; 9 p. m. presentation of Mason County Fair officials Construction Company vs. Joe tine Lark and son, Miclllgan, 011 scbolarshlp; 9:30 p. m. baby are Frank Capehart, president:· Shy Tubby Spry, Carl Hall, et Monday. ·•· · by Helen Bottel beef sale; 10 p. m. music by Floyd Rayburn , vice president; aL ' the Checkmates. I Mrs. Gwen Carter, se<,.etary; . · : ' IS WORRY OVER NUDITY because the family makes her Saturday August IS, Home- Mrs. Carol Shadle, assistant The defendants 1 PICK A GREAT •• , I}MFOUNDED? feel "obligated," or else they coming Da~; 10 a. m. tractor secretary; Lionel Smith, treas- appear in Mason ;n~ '"'"' Dear Helen: Insist she stay home so they driving contest- junior dlvis· urer, and Mrs. Nelson Jenn· Court at 9 ·30 a.m. " ay. can "protect" her (Into waiting ion; Mr. Cartoon; 4-H activity I ings, assistant treasurer. The ward Construction Com1 1 I'm a man of 211, and like on them hand 8lld foot). Be-pany Is the contractor for the , ' ' to look at women. What man sides. apartments are but It can be cured by a com- U.S. Corps of Engineers, build- ~ You C1n't Mi111i1ra .'' ..:. '. doesn't? But these new fads ol ive. bination of sulfa drugs and ' lng the boat launcbing facilities ,. , . ,. •-""' one-eighth c!~thes and seve?' The old maid sister will pyrimethamine (Daraprim). in the Crooked Creek area on a 62 Ford Gal. 500 PT. PLI!:ASANT - Televls-l~ss of . checkered Slun pantsj eights bareness - and th~t s home to cook dinner, do bid of $148,000. • dr. 8 cyl. At Trans., P. ion and movie star Soupy Sales, wbite shirt, dark sports Jacke not lncludfhg swim suits which pick up what her brother• Q - Sometimes my eyeballs . . steering, radio and heater movie star Beverly Adams and jwlth a polka ·dot ascot. Soupy are about one part cover to S<attered all over the throb and hurt. What could PICketmg by a small number 64 Ford Custom and his cortege were making 20 parts ksln _ they're In By Wayne G. BraDdstadt, ~!.D. , of men has been gomg on at 2 Door, 6 Cyl. Std. Trant. Judy, the chlmpansee, • star their 8th persooal appearance bad last•. And very dangerous "- t~d: ~:::t: a date, Q- I recently beard that as cause this. the construction site all this R&H, White Side Wells. in her own right, were received stop in two days and baa been People wonder why there WI I o go. we grow older our eyes become A - There are many caus•s week. 2 Door Hardtop. 6 cyL with much acclaim in Pt. Pleas- meeting people from 8 il. m. un- are so llliiiiY more attacks If she gets sick, she still smaller. Is there any way Jo of pain In th~ eyes. These ~n64 Ford Fairlane ant Monday evening. til midnight eacb day. He gave women these days. to pay her way. After all, prevent this? elude var10us mfalmrnatory dl!lPleasant Valley Hospital . 500. 2 Dr. Hardtop, I cy~ numerous autographs, before men can like just 81 much not their responsibility. A- The eyeboll does not be· eases of_ the eye itseU, an m- ADMIITED : Mrs. Paul Ro1- lnder. Radio & heater. Soupy, Miss Adams and Judy 3Qll after dining and while at seein this nUdity and then house goes to pot untD rome smaller with age. In fiammat10n of the opt1r.. ne':'e ney, Apple Grove: Mrs. How- 1 Whitewall tires, are traveling through West Vir- the armory and never" seemed 80 t1rserk. gets well. She aets no some persons the cushion of called retrobulbar neutritis, ~· ard Taylor, Cottageville; Mrs. 64 Ford Galaxie ginia this week making person- til tire of meeting and talking There ought to be a law lion. fat 1n back of the eye shrinks, fi~enza and other acute lebnle Corney He1b, Jr., Pt. Pleasant; 500. 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, 1uto. with th• children who crowdhould be Remember, girls, no living the eye a sunken ap- dlseases lncludmg acute linus!· Homer Schultz, Leon ; Fred trans. Radio and heeter, power steering, whfttwaJJ alT appearances In most of the led around him _ he stated this wol thmeden is . bl' nd takes the place of a husband pearance. This can happen at tis. The commonest· cause, Priddy, Buffalo ; Mrs. Alva Lane . W t v· I . . to I c0 n pu IC, a d h' h h tires. clles •n es 1rg ma priOr . was his vacation and in Octo·bile beaches and and family of your OWII. An any aae with malnutrition or a however, Is eyestrain w 1c Gallipolis: Mrs. Daisy Mas , 63 Chevrolet the premier showing of their lber he would begin another mo- mea~ on .JIQtmem boose 'pools parents, don't make a ocape- debilitating disease. You ahould may be due •o an error of re· Pt. Pleasant : Mrs. Douglas 8ol Alro. 4 Dr • 6 cyl. motion picture "Birds Do It" tion picture. He will tour six ~=u~he;':ould keep covered. !!oat out of one child. She'll be maintain a good state of nutri· fraction or using your eyes for Miller, Pt. Pleasant. St1nd•rd trans. White wall tires. which opens In major theatres states before returning to The Granny dresses were old some day, too, and then tlon and have a periodic physl· clos~ work under faulty IUum· DISCHARGED : Mrs. Herman throughout the slate this week- Callfornia. good idea who will care for her? - TOO cal cbeckup to rule out serious Ina!ton (glare or msufflclent Parry and son, Gallipolis; Da- ' 63 Ford Galaxie end. The premier showing will Highlight of his trip to West After all, if they're soing HURT TO SIGN organic disease. light). vid McLerran, Pt. Pleasant ; I SOO 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, ouloo matie trans. Radio encl be held in Huntington Thurs. Virginia will be a family reun- run around next to nude, Dear Too : th th Mrs. Nelson Nutter and son. heater, power steering, day as Soupy is a native of lion iD Huntington tonight where be married? Hang the expense and Q - All eye doclor said I Q- Can Ery roc 111 oro er Henderson; Carolyn Hughes, white w•ll tires. Huntington wl!ere he attend- his entire family will be togeth· Another thing that apartment hunting But had choroiditis caused by toxo- antibiotiCS cause . frmanent Gallipolis ; Pamela and V1clor64 ford F-700 ed primary llChools and Mar-'er for the first time 10 17 years criminal assaults on women and bet you don't. Spinster · plasmosis. I also had a strong-: ~amage to the retma. Can re~ 1a Brown .. Alexandna, Va.; Mrs. Dump Truck. I cylinder. 1 'II be hi mother girls are these •irlie shall University. maga- keep right on playing Jy positive tuberculin skin 1 mal damage be detected by • Harry Bnght, Henderson: Mrs. S speed trans. 2 speed rear 0 -M presen WI · S ' t bee S they are basic ' ' . ti 7 V' 'J p d d hte axle. Long wheel base. B H k H d zines with their nude pictures mar yr au e · test Does this mean J have tu-, routine eye examma on . •rg• atterson an aug r, Approximately 1800 persons rs. arry a er, en erson, · 11 1 aid of life · A -- b bee no re- Pt PI t · N c) b ther Jack an attor- Helen you being a woman, a Y a r · berculosis: What are choroid!- , ... re ave D • easan . 63 Mercury were present at the NatlOnal . ~o o'hl nd what's 'your viewpoint? Oh sure, you can always find tis and toxoplasliiOllls' ports of such damage. A BIRTH : Mr. and Mrs. Paul Custom 2 Door Hudtop. Guard Armory last evening for fney II n adncas ethr, boot,h a you think the sexy way excuses to stay and be walked A -Cbloroi.Wtts is an innam-1 tine examination by a Rainey, Apple Grove, a daugh· Power $1eering and the appearance of the stars am Y an ano er r er, on. but the truth is you need I 1 · ld Brakes. Automatic trant. Bob s·ler WJEH announce," Leonard, a doctor in Kingsport, females wear tlfht aborts mation of the choroid, the[ ophthalmo ogiSt . w?u 1 65 Dodqe Dart your family more than they dark brown membrane be- , retmal trouble 1! 11 were as M.-. of' the short ersonai Tenn., and family and Soupy's , skirts and Bikinis increases 2 Dr. 270 •Sorlos, 6 cylinw " · P wife aud two children. kind of cr1me? need you - though you'd like to tween your retma and the hard' en!. This would lead to ADDED TO FORCE .. der, standard trans., · rad.Je ~ppearance where Soupy deED VIEWER believe they can't function with- white fibrous capsule of the relined tests to conf1rm . POINT PLEASANT _ Jack and heater hghted the many pres, Miss Adams, a lovely Dear Con: out you. eye. Your doctor made a tuber- diagnosis, locahze the lesiOn, Point Pleasant Acting 58 Ford Pickup ent with his usual hilanty. old brunette attii-ed in a I've beard this line 98 mucil Unthink your way out of this culln test because tubersulo.l and determine the causo. of Police, announced that 'h Ton. B cylinder. Lovely Miss Adams spoke green knit dress with white I'm tired of it. rut; if you can, with sis Is one cause of chDl'Oiditisl . Earl McCarty, 22, Point Pleas611 Mustan!l to the group and received a bou- accesS<mes, who has While I'm oot overly fond sis. And then lor the first time but a positive test only means Q - My eye doctor Said I has been added to the po2 Dr. Hordtop. 6 cyl. Aut. quet of roses presented to her ~ade six films for . the nude look In your life, be your own wo- that you have had a touch ol j iritis but he could .~ot Pnd the force of the city. McCarty mafic transmission. Low mileage by Nancy Morgan. daughter of piCtures, was sparkmg prove a girl's worst feature man. It sWI Isn't too late 10 tuberculosis in the past. At the ca~se. C?uld arlhr11ls or . , replacmg Jack H11i who reMayor and Mrs. D. B. Morgan. ment to the cortege. her knee. and Bikinis are find a husband? }L lime of the test it may be ac- asiS (wh1ch I have) cause II. last week. McCarty IS Mayor Morgan presented Soupy ams just completed a new dam truthful - - I'll live or completely cured. Thai A -Iritis IS so~ehmes assoand has already passwith the Key to the City and IFrid,py With Dean • anyone who tells gals FamUy Dlnm!r Held is why other tests must . be elated w1th . and ed his civil exammatlon. USED CARlOT Judy· the Chimp was on stage [ shut{)es would run, must dress In Mother In Point PletJiant made to confirm a dllgDOSIS of but no psoriaSIS. Often wfil be on a siX month proLocust I Sycamore Sta. to receive her reward of a ban- "Murderer's RoW",.. and flew bards and paint clothes oo Mr. and Mrs. Walter tuber<ulosis. cause cannot be found . bationary starting his duties Mlddloport ana. east to, join ~y on this center fold-outs to keep and family were guesta at Toxoplasmosis is a disease I , 1966. "-i through West Vu·gbua. from "going berserk." d caused by a small parasite TRADE DEAL Face it, the· nornial family dinner Sun ay at ~mllar to the amoeba. 11 Ire- GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP! ) t Prior ttoththe appearance of the Adams is a native of borne of Mr. andinMrs. "' s ars a e armory, a press and became an American loves girl • watehlng, o-si and family Pt. quenUy affects the choroid Defensive lineman Lloyd voss dinner '!181 beld in the Gold zim last year. Sbe has well turned curve doesa't .... and offensive end Tony Jeter . Room of Gene Ball's Restaur· jtn, W~..~es for ~ . niWl8 anything .,.-e =~ :~~~yinof r join the iovernment? 1 were traded Tuesday to ant, where memb!lns .. of the, Is lea!(jllll!' a In him than a w1ibfuJ whistle. He Fruth of Pt. Pleasant. sa ye&l'l old so may I join Pittsburgh Steelers by news media Chatted with the ; wiillld lour fh December in To censor legs ed piD • up nry . Mr aDd Mrs Isler? We don't want bombs or Green Bay Packers In stars jlersonable while was with her ftlm . car· pictures because the lbnor· Attending wereMr ·and M · most withSoutl)l everyone als migbt get Ideas is ·like Walter Crooks, · cllllll!b~r,.•,,· ;;; ' and was attired In his . · m . bare Edward Crooks and 11 . Sou).>Y. Beverly IIlii Judy, leav~ the cases Pam and Cindy, Mr. 8lld Open Friday Night Until9:00 P.M. slats.:01 the film, "Birds Do lany s because a few Danny Thomas, Mi;;:: FINAL 11!'" whicb opens toeaJ are 1'1Uilllll!l loose. -H. Mr: Gene Crooks, ~ ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS .. , CLEARANCE State Thelitle lot a week's OPEN LE'ITER Mr. and Mn. Jack Frutb ON Thul"aday, aU commented on TO SPINSTERS children. Miss Anna McCoy, Wilmens.Chlldrens wonderful receptions they Dear H~len : Miss Kathryn Fruth, Mr. received at aU their stops This '" a warning lA Mrs. Rossi 8lld family and the in West Virginia. The tri-state SINGLE GIRLS. Get married! pest of honor Mrs. Fruth, all tour which takes the group in- Don't stick ll'GUIId to care of Pt. Plea!lllli. Opon Untll9 PM to Kentucky 8lld Ohio, will for elder!Y pareola. WbeD SATURDAY wind up Friday In will is read, yau'll •UU get rtmJRE CANDIDATE Ohio, and then the tour . only what other children get WHEATLEY, Engl811d CUPII start again in the southern and they Jlave husbands to -Prime Minister Harold WllMlddloport states. · port them. ' may be having proble11111 r"' • • - . ~i!iiii;ili!iii:a:iiiiiiiiii:a:iiiiiiiiii~~~..........................l H there are any singl1 wltb his party, but IIIII witb •• ,II.• .,. OHIO VALLEY ·<·~ ers left, they'll expect you White. While wrote PLEASANT gra~ for tM, F\,(Ih:~~lil Mas- ~son The ·. bar~&- ~· bake-off contest ends at noon . ......... pltchlns contest; 5 II a. m. pretty baby contest; County Classic p.m. greasy plg contest; 6 noon bake-off deadline; I p.m. on Countv ;f'alr''.August 10 • 13, shoe pltcbing contest starts at m... band concert; 7 p. m. dedi· music by the at the '6ilf National' Guard shop 1 p. m: with the .1986 Fair par· .cation of 1986 lair; 7:30 .p. m. 2 p. m. adult dlvlslon .ln.l,be ·TNT- are& Ills been an., ade in the dowillowp area be- Fair Queen coolest; 8:30 p.m. catUe sho~; 6 p. m. meed: _.; Gates will open ginning at 2 p. m, . . ~ddy Starcber sbow and 10 pole cHmbmg contest; e p.m. iit 9 a. day. · The rork and roll event by p. '\II· the Checkmates. . Litle MIRS and Little Mister Augu!l loth, 10 a. m. Js the 1 the Checkmates will br given Thursday, August II, JUnior Mason .County contest; 7 . lraetor -'"'ll•-· contest. The ' at 3:30 p. m.; 4 p, m. another Ihorse show 4-H at 10 a. m.: m. Vanety Show; 7:30 p. pt m.,~lch ~.,....,. ·' I • PI' eas·ant\~.~ POint W.eIcomes S . oupy BeverIY 'JUdY' . ·'ELEN HELP us! ·~gs, Swe~take ~e as~ed ~ I' CAR BUY DO(JOR SAYS 1 H!SON 0t'iVe·ln w un MEIGS THEATRE • PoiMroy. Oftlo I i t chlldre~ SPECIAl ClOSEOUT ar~lmtls _Sup~m~r Q,r_esses ·=-! . And A Few . Spring · · Coats At Reduced Prices Phillips Sisi.ers S1Jie•· Sh9J,~; Court St. · ·, · Pome(fy ·• Weith Gohle Fofd servic~ r:: r!ljft~!ld dinln~. 1 ww~ar~Lov~:..!efr~o~m~J~oua::::th~an.~";_~c~ha~n~g~e~l~o:;_:ra~h~lg~h:_;:d~ra~ft~:;~ I .,.._the SCH00L TIME SHOES .Robinson's tJ.~EitS ' l'OMEROY ter s p.m. ' ( BAKER FURNITURE KEDETTES e 2•00 ,.- S;GO RIDENOUR SUPPLY CO. Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. BAKER FURNITURE MJI;)pi.EP qRT, 0. I • 1 . ,. ~ style, 8lld durability. HEATING to- '9·99 ' 7·88 1nd 8•18 ·, POMJIOY'I QUALITY IHOI 1T011 ., .. , -·fit, ' • '41?'~ •lection of Poll Parrot Shoes for. .. boys . '. ll'lclllrls . . CASTLEBERRY NESCAFE !STANT HOT DOG COFFEE SAUCE ~z. 79c 2 NEW WHITE 10 ... 39c EASY MONDAY " SPRAY STARCH •.: 33c COM 49c 2 49c HEAD LETTUCE POTATOES ~ 3 ::n 79c SHORTENING Ju,t . '""MWdlelleckthdt.ll......... . I AND SWfFTENING PURE styles. Desicned for 18sllen feet. ia dau, for l'llllllin8 t.ot at racess. TMM ..... h loonor IIIII for ~eholarly $5.99 Chapman· Canaday ,. PLUMB INS We have a whole roomful of Sllch 111ster"'will leiThe'Illl)!iDster ' blr11891!r ~ • Ftlts ttte1 . . tel 3 feet ill OilmtW .:1 L pr1ce ·72 Your D1pandellle DularFw 98c WIENERS Regular 13.99 & ..14.99 Dirwct drM ALL ·· HANDBAGS ANTHONY ,_ Plumbing-Heating ' I I~_:::::~:J~Jj to . ~ JOO ]-II 4·88 6;8J·. chilli a new - · recreatloo. 'lbe 1111ter gets 111118 of these IIDil!ISjl s!le dip Into her savillp. sa)liDI: NATURAUlE~~ . . Regular 6.99 to 10.99 i. • on~r •• pounc~s - . w n !Jkewlse, a wife can bring ~- Women's MISS AMERICA SMART AIRE Flats· Loafers· Dress Shoes ,. . .I · CARLOAD stay on 11 housekeeper. ahould they marry? '1'be.J a rook 8lld maid at a lradioD II the expense. A wife would evenlually quit her job to the family. A llplnster stster II quit wolt - she must~ pay her share. preaure for mac1en1 furniture, Regular 3.99 to 8.99 ust CHAIN SAW . You Save HERE!! Women's KEDS Regultr 3.99,4.99 &5.99 . . • 0 Discontinued Styles In Women's ~ ---- Our Famous Brand Shoe• At Drastk Reduetlon•l Service On lltquest .. right time for -~:. THE SHOE BOX DRY c;:U:ANING for FROZEN FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 2 tb. ·29c EASY MONDAY . LA..,..,.l . DREHINT �• •• ! '. •· '• Fifth Annual Mason County Fair Program·Announced 1 miun~oois ~~ J)llly Sentinel, PomeroY·Ifl4ldleport, 0., July ·'J!I, , pr~ Sought m / CirCffi•t Co t junior dllry show; I p. m. dly begins at 10 a. m.; I p.m. ~me of Mr, ~ , Mrs. mayor's mllklng meet; 8:30 p. husband called contest and roll'tittle on Basluui Rd • . m. adult open dllry ~w; 10 lng pin throwing contest: 2 p.m. '"re Arcble ~. ~;~;:' p. m. m- by the Checlanates. Grand Ole Opry show; , 3 p.m. Uf Ue, Eug""" ErviD, W Friday, A~ 12 - 10 a.m. music by the Chedtmates; S p. ' w., Jim Circle, Julia junior judgbiJ eontest 8lld also m. Mason County classic borso- POINT PLEASANT - A pe·!JifandY Rose Cathy ntue,:'!:'• /' junior activities; I P.m. horu- labow pitching final; 6 p, m. tltlon was filed In the office of iMCK!ly and ':ful;ll Kay Cirelli.' shoe pllciiJng eontest; 2 p. m. Mason County Fair horse the Circuit Clerk seeking an In· watermeloq eating cont..t; 3 P· 1 •bow; 7 p. m. style show ; 8 P junction and restralnlng order BAS GUESTS m. Dower show opens; 4 p.m.. m. WSAZ-TV bake-off winner; to enjoin the defendants and Mrs. Ethel GallipoliJ, ' pi!\ parade, also Mr cartoon; 11:30 p. m. Grand Ole Opry others from picketing the con- visited her cousiD, Mrs. Walter t "' ·, 5 p. m. horseshoe pitching COJ>o Show; 9 p. m. a· structlon site of the public use Athey, recently In Mlddlell!'rt· test; 6 p. m.- greasy pig con- ward and 10 p.m. mUSIC by the faclllty - boat launching area Other guests were 1\fr: Harlan • test: 8:30 p. m. baby beef Checkmates . _ by T. A. Ward, dba Ward Athey, Florida, and Mrs. CbriJ.. • ahow; 9 p. m. presentation of Mason County Fair officials Construction Company vs. Joe tine Lark and son, Miclllgan, 011 scbolarshlp; 9:30 p. m. baby are Frank Capehart, president:· Shy Tubby Spry, Carl Hall, et Monday. ·•· · by Helen Bottel beef sale; 10 p. m. music by Floyd Rayburn , vice president; aL ' the Checkmates. I Mrs. Gwen Carter, se<,.etary; . · : ' IS WORRY OVER NUDITY because the family makes her Saturday August IS, Home- Mrs. Carol Shadle, assistant The defendants 1 PICK A GREAT •• , I}MFOUNDED? feel "obligated," or else they coming Da~; 10 a. m. tractor secretary; Lionel Smith, treas- appear in Mason ;n~ '"'"' Dear Helen: Insist she stay home so they driving contest- junior dlvis· urer, and Mrs. Nelson Jenn· Court at 9 ·30 a.m. " ay. can "protect" her (Into waiting ion; Mr. Cartoon; 4-H activity I ings, assistant treasurer. The ward Construction Com1 1 I'm a man of 211, and like on them hand 8lld foot). Be-pany Is the contractor for the , ' ' to look at women. What man sides. apartments are but It can be cured by a com- U.S. Corps of Engineers, build- ~ You C1n't Mi111i1ra .'' ..:. '. doesn't? But these new fads ol ive. bination of sulfa drugs and ' lng the boat launcbing facilities ,. , . ,. •-""' one-eighth c!~thes and seve?' The old maid sister will pyrimethamine (Daraprim). in the Crooked Creek area on a 62 Ford Gal. 500 PT. PLI!:ASANT - Televls-l~ss of . checkered Slun pantsj eights bareness - and th~t s home to cook dinner, do bid of $148,000. • dr. 8 cyl. At Trans., P. ion and movie star Soupy Sales, wbite shirt, dark sports Jacke not lncludfhg swim suits which pick up what her brother• Q - Sometimes my eyeballs . . steering, radio and heater movie star Beverly Adams and jwlth a polka ·dot ascot. Soupy are about one part cover to S<attered all over the throb and hurt. What could PICketmg by a small number 64 Ford Custom and his cortege were making 20 parts ksln _ they're In By Wayne G. BraDdstadt, ~!.D. , of men has been gomg on at 2 Door, 6 Cyl. Std. Trant. Judy, the chlmpansee, • star their 8th persooal appearance bad last•. And very dangerous "- t~d: ~:::t: a date, Q- I recently beard that as cause this. the construction site all this R&H, White Side Wells. in her own right, were received stop in two days and baa been People wonder why there WI I o go. we grow older our eyes become A - There are many caus•s week. 2 Door Hardtop. 6 cyL with much acclaim in Pt. Pleas- meeting people from 8 il. m. un- are so llliiiiY more attacks If she gets sick, she still smaller. Is there any way Jo of pain In th~ eyes. These ~n64 Ford Fairlane ant Monday evening. til midnight eacb day. He gave women these days. to pay her way. After all, prevent this? elude var10us mfalmrnatory dl!lPleasant Valley Hospital . 500. 2 Dr. Hardtop, I cy~ numerous autographs, before men can like just 81 much not their responsibility. A- The eyeboll does not be· eases of_ the eye itseU, an m- ADMIITED : Mrs. Paul Ro1- lnder. Radio & heater. Soupy, Miss Adams and Judy 3Qll after dining and while at seein this nUdity and then house goes to pot untD rome smaller with age. In fiammat10n of the opt1r.. ne':'e ney, Apple Grove: Mrs. How- 1 Whitewall tires, are traveling through West Vir- the armory and never" seemed 80 t1rserk. gets well. She aets no some persons the cushion of called retrobulbar neutritis, ~· ard Taylor, Cottageville; Mrs. 64 Ford Galaxie ginia this week making person- til tire of meeting and talking There ought to be a law lion. fat 1n back of the eye shrinks, fi~enza and other acute lebnle Corney He1b, Jr., Pt. Pleasant; 500. 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, 1uto. with th• children who crowdhould be Remember, girls, no living the eye a sunken ap- dlseases lncludmg acute linus!· Homer Schultz, Leon ; Fred trans. Radio and heeter, power steering, whfttwaJJ alT appearances In most of the led around him _ he stated this wol thmeden is . bl' nd takes the place of a husband pearance. This can happen at tis. The commonest· cause, Priddy, Buffalo ; Mrs. Alva Lane . W t v· I . . to I c0 n pu IC, a d h' h h tires. clles •n es 1rg ma priOr . was his vacation and in Octo·bile beaches and and family of your OWII. An any aae with malnutrition or a however, Is eyestrain w 1c Gallipolis: Mrs. Daisy Mas , 63 Chevrolet the premier showing of their lber he would begin another mo- mea~ on .JIQtmem boose 'pools parents, don't make a ocape- debilitating disease. You ahould may be due •o an error of re· Pt. Pleasant : Mrs. Douglas 8ol Alro. 4 Dr • 6 cyl. motion picture "Birds Do It" tion picture. He will tour six ~=u~he;':ould keep covered. !!oat out of one child. She'll be maintain a good state of nutri· fraction or using your eyes for Miller, Pt. Pleasant. St1nd•rd trans. White wall tires. which opens In major theatres states before returning to The Granny dresses were old some day, too, and then tlon and have a periodic physl· clos~ work under faulty IUum· DISCHARGED : Mrs. Herman throughout the slate this week- Callfornia. good idea who will care for her? - TOO cal cbeckup to rule out serious Ina!ton (glare or msufflclent Parry and son, Gallipolis; Da- ' 63 Ford Galaxie end. The premier showing will Highlight of his trip to West After all, if they're soing HURT TO SIGN organic disease. light). vid McLerran, Pt. Pleasant ; I SOO 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, ouloo matie trans. Radio encl be held in Huntington Thurs. Virginia will be a family reun- run around next to nude, Dear Too : th th Mrs. Nelson Nutter and son. heater, power steering, day as Soupy is a native of lion iD Huntington tonight where be married? Hang the expense and Q - All eye doclor said I Q- Can Ery roc 111 oro er Henderson; Carolyn Hughes, white w•ll tires. Huntington wl!ere he attend- his entire family will be togeth· Another thing that apartment hunting But had choroiditis caused by toxo- antibiotiCS cause . frmanent Gallipolis ; Pamela and V1clor64 ford F-700 ed primary llChools and Mar-'er for the first time 10 17 years criminal assaults on women and bet you don't. Spinster · plasmosis. I also had a strong-: ~amage to the retma. Can re~ 1a Brown .. Alexandna, Va.; Mrs. Dump Truck. I cylinder. 1 'II be hi mother girls are these •irlie shall University. maga- keep right on playing Jy positive tuberculin skin 1 mal damage be detected by • Harry Bnght, Henderson: Mrs. S speed trans. 2 speed rear 0 -M presen WI · S ' t bee S they are basic ' ' . ti 7 V' 'J p d d hte axle. Long wheel base. B H k H d zines with their nude pictures mar yr au e · test Does this mean J have tu-, routine eye examma on . •rg• atterson an aug r, Approximately 1800 persons rs. arry a er, en erson, · 11 1 aid of life · A -- b bee no re- Pt PI t · N c) b ther Jack an attor- Helen you being a woman, a Y a r · berculosis: What are choroid!- , ... re ave D • easan . 63 Mercury were present at the NatlOnal . ~o o'hl nd what's 'your viewpoint? Oh sure, you can always find tis and toxoplasliiOllls' ports of such damage. A BIRTH : Mr. and Mrs. Paul Custom 2 Door Hudtop. Guard Armory last evening for fney II n adncas ethr, boot,h a you think the sexy way excuses to stay and be walked A -Cbloroi.Wtts is an innam-1 tine examination by a Rainey, Apple Grove, a daugh· Power $1eering and the appearance of the stars am Y an ano er r er, on. but the truth is you need I 1 · ld Brakes. Automatic trant. Bob s·ler WJEH announce," Leonard, a doctor in Kingsport, females wear tlfht aborts mation of the choroid, the[ ophthalmo ogiSt . w?u 1 65 Dodqe Dart your family more than they dark brown membrane be- , retmal trouble 1! 11 were as M.-. of' the short ersonai Tenn., and family and Soupy's , skirts and Bikinis increases 2 Dr. 270 •Sorlos, 6 cylinw " · P wife aud two children. kind of cr1me? need you - though you'd like to tween your retma and the hard' en!. This would lead to ADDED TO FORCE .. der, standard trans., · rad.Je ~ppearance where Soupy deED VIEWER believe they can't function with- white fibrous capsule of the relined tests to conf1rm . POINT PLEASANT _ Jack and heater hghted the many pres, Miss Adams, a lovely Dear Con: out you. eye. Your doctor made a tuber- diagnosis, locahze the lesiOn, Point Pleasant Acting 58 Ford Pickup ent with his usual hilanty. old brunette attii-ed in a I've beard this line 98 mucil Unthink your way out of this culln test because tubersulo.l and determine the causo. of Police, announced that 'h Ton. B cylinder. Lovely Miss Adams spoke green knit dress with white I'm tired of it. rut; if you can, with sis Is one cause of chDl'Oiditisl . Earl McCarty, 22, Point Pleas611 Mustan!l to the group and received a bou- accesS<mes, who has While I'm oot overly fond sis. And then lor the first time but a positive test only means Q - My eye doctor Said I has been added to the po2 Dr. Hordtop. 6 cyl. Aut. quet of roses presented to her ~ade six films for . the nude look In your life, be your own wo- that you have had a touch ol j iritis but he could .~ot Pnd the force of the city. McCarty mafic transmission. Low mileage by Nancy Morgan. daughter of piCtures, was sparkmg prove a girl's worst feature man. It sWI Isn't too late 10 tuberculosis in the past. At the ca~se. C?uld arlhr11ls or . , replacmg Jack H11i who reMayor and Mrs. D. B. Morgan. ment to the cortege. her knee. and Bikinis are find a husband? }L lime of the test it may be ac- asiS (wh1ch I have) cause II. last week. McCarty IS Mayor Morgan presented Soupy ams just completed a new dam truthful - - I'll live or completely cured. Thai A -Iritis IS so~ehmes assoand has already passwith the Key to the City and IFrid,py With Dean • anyone who tells gals FamUy Dlnm!r Held is why other tests must . be elated w1th . and ed his civil exammatlon. USED CARlOT Judy· the Chimp was on stage [ shut{)es would run, must dress In Mother In Point PletJiant made to confirm a dllgDOSIS of but no psoriaSIS. Often wfil be on a siX month proLocust I Sycamore Sta. to receive her reward of a ban- "Murderer's RoW",.. and flew bards and paint clothes oo Mr. and Mrs. Walter tuber<ulosis. cause cannot be found . bationary starting his duties Mlddloport ana. east to, join ~y on this center fold-outs to keep and family were guesta at Toxoplasmosis is a disease I , 1966. "-i through West Vu·gbua. from "going berserk." d caused by a small parasite TRADE DEAL Face it, the· nornial family dinner Sun ay at ~mllar to the amoeba. 11 Ire- GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP! ) t Prior ttoththe appearance of the Adams is a native of borne of Mr. andinMrs. "' s ars a e armory, a press and became an American loves girl • watehlng, o-si and family Pt. quenUy affects the choroid Defensive lineman Lloyd voss dinner '!181 beld in the Gold zim last year. Sbe has well turned curve doesa't .... and offensive end Tony Jeter . Room of Gene Ball's Restaur· jtn, W~..~es for ~ . niWl8 anything .,.-e =~ :~~~yinof r join the iovernment? 1 were traded Tuesday to ant, where memb!lns .. of the, Is lea!(jllll!' a In him than a w1ibfuJ whistle. He Fruth of Pt. Pleasant. sa ye&l'l old so may I join Pittsburgh Steelers by news media Chatted with the ; wiillld lour fh December in To censor legs ed piD • up nry . Mr aDd Mrs Isler? We don't want bombs or Green Bay Packers In stars jlersonable while was with her ftlm . car· pictures because the lbnor· Attending wereMr ·and M · most withSoutl)l everyone als migbt get Ideas is ·like Walter Crooks, · cllllll!b~r,.•,,· ;;; ' and was attired In his . · m . bare Edward Crooks and 11 . Sou).>Y. Beverly IIlii Judy, leav~ the cases Pam and Cindy, Mr. 8lld Open Friday Night Until9:00 P.M. slats.:01 the film, "Birds Do lany s because a few Danny Thomas, Mi;;:: FINAL 11!'" whicb opens toeaJ are 1'1Uilllll!l loose. -H. Mr: Gene Crooks, ~ ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS .. , CLEARANCE State Thelitle lot a week's OPEN LE'ITER Mr. and Mn. Jack Frutb ON Thul"aday, aU commented on TO SPINSTERS children. Miss Anna McCoy, Wilmens.Chlldrens wonderful receptions they Dear H~len : Miss Kathryn Fruth, Mr. received at aU their stops This '" a warning lA Mrs. Rossi 8lld family and the in West Virginia. The tri-state SINGLE GIRLS. Get married! pest of honor Mrs. Fruth, all tour which takes the group in- Don't stick ll'GUIId to care of Pt. Plea!lllli. Opon Untll9 PM to Kentucky 8lld Ohio, will for elder!Y pareola. WbeD SATURDAY wind up Friday In will is read, yau'll •UU get rtmJRE CANDIDATE Ohio, and then the tour . only what other children get WHEATLEY, Engl811d CUPII start again in the southern and they Jlave husbands to -Prime Minister Harold WllMlddloport states. · port them. ' may be having proble11111 r"' • • - . ~i!iiii;ili!iii:a:iiiiiiiiii:a:iiiiiiiiii~~~..........................l H there are any singl1 wltb his party, but IIIII witb •• ,II.• .,. OHIO VALLEY ·<·~ ers left, they'll expect you White. While wrote PLEASANT gra~ for tM, F\,(Ih:~~lil Mas- ~son The ·. bar~&- ~· bake-off contest ends at noon . ......... pltchlns contest; 5 II a. m. pretty baby contest; County Classic p.m. greasy plg contest; 6 noon bake-off deadline; I p.m. on Countv ;f'alr''.August 10 • 13, shoe pltcbing contest starts at m... band concert; 7 p. m. dedi· music by the at the '6ilf National' Guard shop 1 p. m: with the .1986 Fair par· .cation of 1986 lair; 7:30 .p. m. 2 p. m. adult dlvlslon .ln.l,be ·TNT- are& Ills been an., ade in the dowillowp area be- Fair Queen coolest; 8:30 p.m. catUe sho~; 6 p. m. meed: _.; Gates will open ginning at 2 p. m, . . ~ddy Starcber sbow and 10 pole cHmbmg contest; e p.m. iit 9 a. day. · The rork and roll event by p. '\II· the Checkmates. . Litle MIRS and Little Mister Augu!l loth, 10 a. m. Js the 1 the Checkmates will br given Thursday, August II, JUnior Mason .County contest; 7 . lraetor -'"'ll•-· contest. The ' at 3:30 p. m.; 4 p, m. another Ihorse show 4-H at 10 a. m.: m. Vanety Show; 7:30 p. pt m.,~lch ~.,....,. ·' I • PI' eas·ant\~.~ POint W.eIcomes S . oupy BeverIY 'JUdY' . ·'ELEN HELP us! ·~gs, Swe~take ~e as~ed ~ I' CAR BUY DO(JOR SAYS 1 H!SON 0t'iVe·ln w un MEIGS THEATRE • PoiMroy. Oftlo I i t chlldre~ SPECIAl ClOSEOUT ar~lmtls _Sup~m~r Q,r_esses ·=-! . And A Few . Spring · · Coats At Reduced Prices Phillips Sisi.ers S1Jie•· Sh9J,~; Court St. · ·, · Pome(fy ·• Weith Gohle Fofd servic~ r:: r!ljft~!ld dinln~. 1 ww~ar~Lov~:..!efr~o~m~J~oua::::th~an.~";_~c~ha~n~g~e~l~o:;_:ra~h~lg~h:_;:d~ra~ft~:;~ I .,.._the SCH00L TIME SHOES .Robinson's tJ.~EitS ' l'OMEROY ter s p.m. ' ( BAKER FURNITURE KEDETTES e 2•00 ,.- S;GO RIDENOUR SUPPLY CO. Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. BAKER FURNITURE MJI;)pi.EP qRT, 0. I • 1 . ,. ~ style, 8lld durability. HEATING to- '9·99 ' 7·88 1nd 8•18 ·, POMJIOY'I QUALITY IHOI 1T011 ., .. , -·fit, ' • '41?'~ •lection of Poll Parrot Shoes for. .. boys . '. ll'lclllrls . . CASTLEBERRY NESCAFE !STANT HOT DOG COFFEE SAUCE ~z. 79c 2 NEW WHITE 10 ... 39c EASY MONDAY " SPRAY STARCH •.: 33c COM 49c 2 49c HEAD LETTUCE POTATOES ~ 3 ::n 79c SHORTENING Ju,t . '""MWdlelleckthdt.ll......... . I AND SWfFTENING PURE styles. Desicned for 18sllen feet. ia dau, for l'llllllin8 t.ot at racess. TMM ..... h loonor IIIII for ~eholarly $5.99 Chapman· Canaday ,. PLUMB INS We have a whole roomful of Sllch 111ster"'will leiThe'Illl)!iDster ' blr11891!r ~ • Ftlts ttte1 . . tel 3 feet ill OilmtW .:1 L pr1ce ·72 Your D1pandellle DularFw 98c WIENERS Regular 13.99 & ..14.99 Dirwct drM ALL ·· HANDBAGS ANTHONY ,_ Plumbing-Heating ' I I~_:::::~:J~Jj to . ~ JOO ]-II 4·88 6;8J·. chilli a new - · recreatloo. 'lbe 1111ter gets 111118 of these IIDil!ISjl s!le dip Into her savillp. sa)liDI: NATURAUlE~~ . . Regular 6.99 to 10.99 i. • on~r •• pounc~s - . w n !Jkewlse, a wife can bring ~- Women's MISS AMERICA SMART AIRE Flats· Loafers· Dress Shoes ,. . .I · CARLOAD stay on 11 housekeeper. ahould they marry? '1'be.J a rook 8lld maid at a lradioD II the expense. A wife would evenlually quit her job to the family. A llplnster stster II quit wolt - she must~ pay her share. preaure for mac1en1 furniture, Regular 3.99 to 8.99 ust CHAIN SAW . You Save HERE!! Women's KEDS Regultr 3.99,4.99 &5.99 . . • 0 Discontinued Styles In Women's ~ ---- Our Famous Brand Shoe• At Drastk Reduetlon•l Service On lltquest .. right time for -~:. THE SHOE BOX DRY c;:U:ANING for FROZEN FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 2 tb. ·29c EASY MONDAY . LA..,..,.l . DREHINT �'. I l ' • "' ~m~ l ~ r~· ·" "' '. _,.,.' ' .. .. 1... ' ~laying ' OWEY -GO-ROUND'' '' Thrifty · -- ~~. Kansas City Steak •...• Alwoyo two boo! lollolo 10 flt , _ ,_.., ol ;:: K._. DuiiUI!uo MaxwoiiHoulo ~- Choice Center Cut Bg the Piece Instant Coffee Jor ;;; $1.67 Wonder Brond l'mll l'mon only tlltllllf to III•Y· ,. "' Chuck Kroll~......., Dressing f4L lolita ----·-- 31C ~ r Farm Fresh Frulng Chicken ........... Cheez-Its ...- .......... 27c ••••• I Facial Tissue Spotlight .~c Cookies 14-a. ·--· -· -.. --, 49C i . Kleenex Bean Coffee Nobl0<1 Orw Cromo Sandwich -· . -·- 41c lb. Bag 77 5!Jc 3-lb. bag Surf .,_..,._ 68e " White Cloud • TISSUe ' SAVE~ 22c ~ Blue SSe - - - -·-' Milk _.. 2 .......... ...lion! Rinso · 83c llu . ..... . Krot~r ~·a"' 49c All l'lovon Conolonlltl ......,. -·10- .. 85c elou Poulin $19.00 eRlchard Davis e Ralph Werry e'Bus'' Lytle $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 eA. M. Zahl $1.00 e Connie Craig. $1.00 eJoe Cook $1.00 lolltnt II... Prke ··----·:o:OOOOoi:O $1,4J Lell ~- .. ............ .......... .~ WITH TMII COUPON .... ---- .tt VelW Jllly 2J.Thrv Alii. 6 ~·'Th!va~i " BOD: ~~... Prlco .. WITH THII ~POH , .. .. •.. ,tf ·" Vollll July 21 Tin . . . I vl~nnl~~-ftn. frieildshlp All Purpose Preserves •.•.••.•••.• 83c Eastern While Country Club c:.nod .... MHo ., ~ ~--············ - Treat····----··---~-- 2 "-...,..,..., ---!;"" = 99c Potatoes "All" ,... ~ .... _ SSe 10 ."All" ' lb. bag 83c "'"! -,.. , .. ... 10 Liquid FREE 150 ~ .... ony 2 Rolli I I W w C.Mr 1111 ·' with Otwel- 63e Red or White ftll,. * •.,. 71•1" Mort th111 a eentury ago we de<;ided our OWil bra!'lda would be our finest values. They an... ud we're proud of it. ·=- $1' .H, · Plans Revaewed _Mn_ " __--Clll'-.-Redma~ --n, Mason, , On Selling Food 1.s a patient at the Pleasant Val· A C f , ley Hospital, t o-.nty Olr .Big KDrinks iz-o:. ctlnl I '* b. T.... iC lpoil. lb. •, ••••• '. t Aiwevelleir , ICa.tlu ' Corn •• 5 ~· $1 ' ' . Bleaeh • .... 491 ' . I I i I \ I ', ' . Miss lf.mellll, N:=~· Cohimbul i!pelll till! oiling Mr ' Mt: ;!"'"!"!' I Sirloin-Tip Racist IUPIR·RIGHT ALL NAT fOI"ViltliHf " INI. M ...... ~·........CMA-.. ..... ~----------~~~~----- . WISCONSIN -WHITE Sharp Cheese VEGETABLES ANY SIZE PIECI---- 2~~~. 39c 1 .,L~T--AMIRICAN, 6Sc 8), a..ne .... 12 oz. 55c STACK PACK .~,sa,c. r-•~b cus s1. '9- 1''-t Quo lily 'AM ; ..,;1:1 Ma,ollilln .·· Quart Jar 59c Jane Par~er Favorites! JANE PARKER Pota(~ Chips Enriched Bread ,.. With ~ 89C 4 loavM luttwmllk ~~- s9c ... : JANE PARKIR IANI PAIIKIIl .,, .. r i j ,_. Pies ·.... ·.. 'ICICh 49c Twia Pack Cookie_s .~ Jkg. 39c RIGULAR OR CUSTARD JAMI PARKER Gtwy Pie .. · ...... · each 49c Angtl Food Ring, ••·ring 45c F-r esh Festive Pro'd u ce! ., Ct Fine Grocery Features! . A&f' lrend TltiJ \, ' 0.... A·Oiir Fl- au.J11Y ' CAP'N JOHN-PIRCH OR HADDOCK ), ' .$•111 PHI ...... 2 cans 31c I'INE FOR SALADS--KINO JANE PARKER . ,·· A&P FROZEN Mixed 11M,... 1'1- ,..,., 1-111. ...._ oano 4Sc Skinless Wienen l-Ib pkg 69c Seafood Dinners · ·· · Eadl43c ~ Dairy Values! Fr oze n Foods! A4P 11'11111-Gra• A-Qur l'l....t llluellty - - - lb- - l Pot Pies .. 5 - 1-oz. pies 89c Crah legs .. · ........ • lh. 191 , Vegetallles · · · · 2lit. pkg. 49c '1 ,.09 lb. • lult.1-~- - · Clllckeft or Turlroy Are A.lP Branda a good reMOII for sheppinr A&P? ; ' AAP :nOZIN ~IXID 99c ·• TurkeyBnastQuartersU,.55c Sliced Bacon .. 1-lb,'tlta'atc •• ,, Tht7're ent 1>f many. Rump Roast IMI'OilTID CANNID we,uJGnaltionally guarantee )'our .full satiafaction- '.•' Airman First Class, Vance MASON _ The Ladies Allll· Dawson, son of Mr- and Mrs- iliary of the Mason Volunteer Ray DawsoR is spendlnjj a 1&- Fire Dept. reviewed pins lor day furlough visilina wilb them. selling food at lhe Mason Colla; He Is slationed at Paine Field, ~y - Fajr .a1 a specla]IJI8t!lin& qf Washington. IIJ!i gimip held receRily at the Mr- and Mrs. Harvey N~w-; -Cftl_buDding· land, Mason, Mr. and .. Mi't; ~ membera approved buyDick Ord, New Haven. hilve ..,. ing four windO!'S and a :loor to ~ borne from a tw~ week nlaced on a'trailer whiCh the vacation to '\'jew. Cal-! nr~·~ purchased. I& Hornla where Mre. 1·wq fDied th <Oillloue · Newland's -ord'a bro- !reCords conlidential "''!"''!, tber, Milton, reported I ' serloualy Ill. to visitlog their ~art Fraoctsco, ?fl\11_ and Las Vegas, ' ...- .. ·-... Liquid Endivtt or Escarole _ Grapes Lu• 63( Tropi-Cal-0 Fruit Drinks • 2 1 .m · . · - - · 1/2 Gal. .,. • Masou Pmonals Bread •••.•••••••••••• 4 ..... $1 •••••••• A cheap prodnet just for the 911kt of low price i~ no b<~rgain­ A qualit)' product at a low price, .that'n bargain ... that'u real valul!.:o that's our A&P Branr' were playi!IJ! Ud,1!'1· Gaml!ll iftt. Potted Meat---·-····· 9 !: $1 can~ Juice or it ihriiib inches the first time you wash it. rm' ~ Orange the seams .. pop the first time you wear it So~.IOSUI'e, BONELESS For Outdoor Cooking Eye-of-Round Roast lb. $1.39 T-Bone Steaks ...... lb. $1.29 BONELESS, BOTTOM CUT Round Steak · · · --· · ·· · lb. 95c IONILIH Stewing Beef, Boneless,IJI 79c Top Round Steak · - lb. $1.09 BEIF, PORK & VEAL , Cube Beef Steaks · · lb. $1.09 Meat Loaf Mix · ...... · lb. 69c QUARTER SLICIID Rib Steaks · ...... · lb. $1.09 Pork Loin ..... ·--- ... Ill. 89c AN:Y IIZI PIICI Ground Round Steak · · lb. 89c Jumbo Bolog,a. · ···· · Ill. 55c Chop Hrini '· ··;· • Ill. 19c Cubtd Pork Steak · · ·- lb. 95c Clip SUMR-RIGHT, PICKLI & PIMENTO Rotisserie Roast .... lb. $1.19 Luncheon LOaf 1-lh. pkg. 69c Tuner Leg Quaroo ·· lb. 55e Sliced Beef Uver .... lb. 49c The house.dJws or shift at 11.98 is no bargain if- ·. .u•"""': ·~.-u- Boward van Va~d~Roll Rousll en- BONELESS fRESH TURKEYS :.[~5- It'a what you get for what "OU PaY· ·•· · lb. lb. .:1- Sh..ower G' • Newlyweds at Van Matre-Home oollected mid totaled 52 ceols: zes ' Vj'jlll by Mrs. ~ge_ ear. ••~ · . son aod Mrs- ~ 3~. Durmg ...... soc1a1 bo~ games Mrs- Jents is tbe former Charwere played and pn""" were 1 ~ lioush- Cake, pt111ch , won by Iva, Capeh~ alid ~. ~10Hte .were .Ved 10' ~- · · Phll)lp9-·' The 'door Prb:l! ·w~ :Mrs- George c.f!ion, Mt• .and won by Gladys Hart. Refresh- Mi's. Roger Hysell and. Grant, ~=ts were served by lbe hos- Mr. and Mrs._ Taytor1:.BeQ. OPEN BOOSE TO BE HELD · ~ and Dewayne,.\Ross liiJJsh. A ilouS. Warmlrlg will be Ray Tucker ·~·· Howard held oa SulldiJy, July 31, be- , M:,:nnlf were r.fr.: . tween the hours e&_1 and· 4 P·l Mra; Dayton Raynes. Mr-'·lilld m- ll1 119nor of~lMf- ll1d Mrs. : Mrl; Robert K...,WllsOil, · _Lew~ Summen aud f~y at adir Mrs- Cbarlel Yeager, Ml'. ,. · alld Mrs'- Oulrlee J. YI!IJII&. •' K,....o•.,. lb. were PORTERHOUSE lb. ABARGAIN... VI· 'l VALIJE ~ItNOTA/IIAIIE'R OF PRICEALONE/ jJil. urprlse , . P!<"IC ~~ '~!fB'~· dlilj """!; 1f~lf-::l!lJme bl'lt8. side Park for the i,tu8Usf'~ Van ~ ·ror .Mr. 8lld MR. 1118- Th~ .picnic will be~ at Darrell Jenb wJio. were - 6 P- m- w~ the familieto. iD- tle'6 'Jul.!.25 _ · . : .fiAt "- ...•..... ... _............. :.'.,;;:.,,.,::,:oo I SIRLOIN CUT \i ;dt;r, .. :\;;J. The group made plua for a tet1a' "" •••• • • • • "9c Threat to STEAK ALE gc ~ ggc s1.~s FULL R Or...,.ll .,._ 1'1<41•· ) •'I'· nd "Super -Right" Meats! ROUND Mrs: K,..... Pura 3 10 0 0 0 0 o : : o - ; lb: $)0.001 Our Freedom" was preseDted In discU88iOD IOI'DI :~·~let-- Orange Juice s;;~ "All" ..... :"· ·~ Pork &Beans Buttermilk 2 ,..,r11 49c ~lolly .... ' Kro11er Margarine 2 eWm. Cogar 4 l'ltce l'llct ••. . ":!:' 56c Soap ----10 --:..me 69e ' 6 Pak "All" IT. IIZI - ~lgate . $100.00 Kroger Bartlett Kroger Frozen Vitamin C Florirl,_ ' 39c eJudy Denny Rot.-;,. Voluo CHARCOAL $1.09 20 Ll. BAG KI'OII•• Com 011 Ice Milk 2 v. ''''- 99c $1 ~··- $100.00 11•• : Dtntal Crt1111 2-Ct. ~ Towels..... Krottr Plllb or ButttrfR K,..., Dutch Cllocalato •••••• Jo,.....Lollool Eggs ..... ~ ~:z~ lllvor Dull IT. 1111 _ ·• • • • • Pears Kroger Grade A Small ....., 1111 5 J. boxes 7 ZOO-ct. KIHnox Docerotor , -----1 Breeze . :; lb." ::: ~ Albert 'nd Mf. A ~ · ·.y:tun~ Staats- Mrs. 1 -~"• 'II i eVic Neuttling ---$10.00 Livers ...... lb. .;....mann ..... strl,- [ elrene Klein 1 1 eMargaret Lehew·- $100.00 Guaranteed Tender · 10 Times out of 10 lb. Mh-·Ciart ~yre , Harry regu)ar bllll old Bumgarner was elected Threat to Our Freedom" was &eel, Mn- Joha Smith, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs- HermaJI Laylle BuckhBDDOB, W. VL ;:=;·~H~II~da~~~~to~e~r~led;th~e~c~los~ing~pra~ye~r-~H;ar~-;Th~e~l~esao~n ~"~Tll~e~Co~m~mo~nelt~Don=a~ld:Hayn~es~,~Mn~-~J=. =J~-~of~N~e~w~H~a~ve~o·~=~~~C'o~lv~lo~f~amU~y:p:iCIIIc~:be:l•~•;• - Hay·ride Wiener Roost,is Held W d' H Our Early Local Winners Roll .Roaat Ground ' ·' ·Here Are Ju~t A Few Of Tenderag Boneless Boston Eatglish Roast '" 59c ' 0 Dressing .._-. ·- .... 39c Gol_ .... ...,.. ..... .. tho .... t l l h t - - .... on K...., stln vlolt. Fish Sticks ••.•... ---. -- ,.... 45c Kroft Cooi111 ' [. member~ Onlp ............ ,.. .... lomlr PI' mr. vloiL Ad•llt Thrifty ShoulMr lwlso Steak 11 prl!lenltd by ei88B. start •;lpylnl the block of the at 7:3& p.m. dy, Mr- and Mt•- _Cecil Pick- Reyno!~. a former Home Dem· lant valley Hospitallollowlac. l MiNes Del\n 8lld Diane 1t:an bulldlni · I WIN WON CLASS ,l ens, Mt- and Mrs- Lutber 01111tnllion Agent met with lhe ,car accident, is now .at lbe·of owensboro; Kr •• an! '!lsititlt Richard Walker wu appoint- The Win One Class of tl)lf Smith. Mr- and Mrs. Dorsey group, Mn. Reynolds ~e \O ihome of her pareDI8, Mr..... theit ,r~. Mr. 1116 eel to ierve ~ Wll\4 ll1d ~ New Haven E-U.B- Chureb met . Rirusb. tbe group on the Flq, m ~ 1Mrs. Pearl Ellioll· Mra. -0110 Grili1IL er Supt. 'llillle Qlarlet Zerkle at the New Have11 Park for a : AVALANCHE CLUB talk pointing out the speUmg ! LyM Miller, who Is emplll)'- Mr'- IIIII! ~· C:. >,II. Adams, il on vacatlo• 8lld aUelldlna picnic for their regular me<~l· The Avalanche Home Dem- of the word FLAG as ba~JI18 ed at Hocking Valley Hoepltal Jr- 8lld 1!ruce ~! Mr. and Treatment Plant Opera!· IBg. The iovocaUow was glven , onstraljon Club met for lbelr the following meaning: F-faith: at Logan, Ohio- is a patleot al. Mn- C- M. Adema of GaJII. Sebbol in Ml!fpntowa, dur· by Rev. Martin Berlsford. De- l reg~ar ~DB at ti., ~me L-loyal;. A-amo (Love of our the hospital as a result ·of a polll, 01118, \'lallelf relatives II August. votions were led by Harry of Mrs- Lieulo Roush. DevotioDIICountry), G-glory. car a<cldent. Slle is the daugb- Weston, W. Va., during 1111 Council aulborized the Pickens and Harold Bumgar11o were led by Mrs. RoushOthers attending were Mrs- ter o1 Mrs. Josephine Mille.r weekend. Tiley att..ted 1111 attend·- urged W Roush, Capelrart,Edwm Richard and aU &I'll Clark, Grwtead -Lewis Those altelldlng were MI'B: · und fii,lice Chief Doaald Ohllnl' Thelma Roulb, Mn. Iva capt. er prelellt. ~. . hart, Mra Nora 'l'iipp, · Mr~- . Ceell Duncm1 alld Tllomaa Kalbleen Rousb, Mrs. FoSter Grlilstead of the Fire DepartWeaver, Mrs. &bert J- Rnush, Mrs. wa Warth, Mrs. ~by! Sm1th, Mrs- Mary Awwmler, . ' Mrs. Belv' l-twts,. Mrs..The!. mo Capellarl, Mrs- William M. A Roush, Mi's. Arnold R~ush 1111d I f't 00 · S Ome guest, Kevm l!.cJush: I NEW HAVEN - Mi'- and MISSIONAkY sOCIETY Mrs. Lee 0- Wood of Rutland, The Woman's Missionary So- were hOSts to a hayride and clety of the New Haven Church wiener roast at their home for of God held ils July meel:ng tile New Haven First Church of recently at lire home of Mrs. C'.od. .; · Blanch Ridenour .- Members an- Attending were: Mr. and swel'l'd the roll call by telling Mrs. aayniOnd Sisk, Pam and one of God's promises. David, Charles Kelly, Roy BrioStewardship dil;ectof, -, Mr'- ~ef, Mr. and~· Dean Knight, Iva Capehart, relnmded me!n- Kim and Kevin, Mrs- Donald bers to make something to be Howard and Debbie; David, sold at the Missionary Cottage '1 .:esa and Carroll Knight; Larduring the state camp meeting, ry and Steve Carpenler; Mrit August t7 at Cross Lanes, W- Rutler Knight .Mrs- Susie Wood, Va- She also announced thai Mr. and Mrs- Clell Wood, Mi'. Missionary Day will be observ· , and Mrs ..David Fields, .jlr., and ed Thursday, Aug. 4- Angle; David, Pa~a md Mrs- Capehart, contmmna ~leve ,Glllispj!!; Dlanll, ::Roush, her Stewardship theme, also 'Mrs. Darrell McCoy \nl Faye presented the program, •·s~w- and,Joyce 'McCoy, Mrl-'lllessle ardahip - G1vlRg Is Living. Ohlinger and Becky, MfJ- JaoD~votlons were . oonducted by Ice , 3~nley, Ml'e and Maody, Mi's. Wyl~ DaviS, Jr., sp1ril· Mr- and Mrs- Henry JobasoD, ual Life dh-ec~, who discussIva Capehart, Pansy aad ed the top1c No VaClltJOD Harry Ray Fry Linda Sharon From F-aith" and led _ the and ·Karea ' Ha,;; Eari and group in song. Mrs- Rella John- ! Earlene Craddock; Mi'. aud son lrad. the ciOSIJ18 prayer.- , Mrs- Rnas Morris, Eric, Ml)lard Atteodiog were Mrs.- V1olaJ and Debbie; Mi'S: Dexter Erwin; Roush, Mrs. Iva C_apehart, Mrs. Marsha Davis, MrsGlen Orpha Fields, Mrs. Eleao- Weaver' Freddie, Jennifer andor Davis, Mi's. Rnna Johnson Jeff; WUbor Leifheit, Pa~}~d M.~s. Sue ~.:.,~esRit'dKeiiOeth · Juaior; Mi'. "''Il Mrs- !)avid ' enour """ uuo eRour. Wood, Frencble uud - . • HAVEN HOMEMAKERS --:v--• , The July meeting of the Ha\'o Teres• Dull, and :oodbostlllel ea Homemakers Home Demoo- Mr. and Mrs- Lee ' Randy stralioo club was . beif 11t' the Greg, Lee, ~y, Rhonda aod home ol. Mrs; Alilirey Newell. Fhonda WoodThe meelinc was presiiled over -~-,-by pres~, MIJJs Mary Phillip!!. !Jev~~DS were given by I ~en $1.79 llo. Cube Steaks............. :: $1 lb. ' O - 99c Canned Picnie ..•.• ~ • 3 ,:; $2.19 ~ Coffee 3 ~ $2.59 ' B_l..o Rl- lye C111yrithl Tho K - Co-, 1M6 :: NEW HAVP ll!et rec;enll~ at Jlnd the bol,tesses wlll · be 'the the . &ads1de Park employeeo Of~ Stpnmen . Pha~· with Mrs: Mary Aumiller and macy of whleh Mr. Summer& IS Belva Lew!! 88 hollll!sses- Mi's. owner and maaaaerWUUam ~b Mil ~..Arnold TOWN OOUNCIL Roush were:, appoiiiied to ·,enre The New Haven Town Counat the next ~lin& on July 25 otr mel on Wednesday evening at which lime an lnSiallalloll in r~ar session with · of oU1cers wiD lake 111ace- This Mark Ward, Recorder also wUI be ...held ~~ :the park 'Ridgway, Co~RcllmeD . •a·ama'Uhl!l - •••l'llll'ililflallllillll'll couil<l1 to ~en the; were due lnslead o1 'president of the clilclll&l·~eomJpleli•DD 91 tbe ' ' fJ'· aitdi. wa!Ung Willi !IW' regular meet- Those atlelldia8 were Mn- followed by ·• gnoup dlemwh11. iThompson, Mr . 1M Tbomp- ed the W~·~lr~.•JIQI.,S~ Ba'*· 1ft 1\e City ')llil for autJiorljatlen, Ia wbleh Frank YOIN. Jr. 8lld c:biklren. Durin& the bilt!ntu irieetin,l ,son, Mrs. Elr~;Kii7lor ~ ers Conxenl!l\!!rfM' 'week at t!'" ~i±=:::!!'~~~~=~~tfi:==~~-·~~~~~~~~~ ~ Grllstu.c'i l!4me .eBHS ljley would I08e the ] Ethel Mrs- Ray Kent ll1d ehUdrea, the club discussed the selllrig · Mi's. - Eleanor SiiyreGreenbrier 'Hot~!! at Wbitt ·will ·wtr:k with the cilsooiJIIt l. . Riddle, Mr. ll1d Mrs. of their club boutte. '!bey de· PERSONALS Sulphur Sprlnp. 1\'· ~·· . Mr ~artment Ia comp~ ' Tbe CoUIIcll will bold their Tom Hoffmu, Mr. ll1d Mn- cldec! to bold tbelr family pic- I Mn. Lester RoUJb il a pa· Layne II ~"'t and Mr. Me . Jr. their . l!!e plw to be 1ubmllled. to regul11r monthly meetlnis on Harry Plckena, Mr- and Mrt. nic In AugusL tient at llol"'r Hospltar. Clung II on the\ Board of Dlr• Addition in New Haven, Wtowa ro, III'P""'ai. · ')bey the..Secoiiil•'and Fourth Wednes- Harold Bllll18arner, lle;v- and ! Mrs- LoJ18, Home Demonslra- Mrs Qol'll carmlcllael. who Iori of tile Mason County Bank, ~loa "AuK~!· Open Heuse will ·!"'. . griwted pej'lllllsion to \day! of the JIH!IIIh beJinnlns Mrs. Martin Berlaford 8lld AD- 1tlon Agent, and Mi's- Power , bas bei\n 8 patient at Plea. New Havea- ~ Bucket Steak .•.•.•. -- .. .. ' will! !be' Weeks ••• Over :•;' ]1;";.;: ,. ' First Tw·o JJd• ' . • ;, ,. I CALIFORNIA OUR OWN Tea Bags · · Pkg. of 48 - 55c WHITI HOUSI-IVAI'OilATID Skim Milk 2- lk.' caM 27c A&l' VACUUM HONEYDEW I'AC:KID-IAV~ 14c Coff.... ~ ... 2 u.. cal $1.39 IOIIDIN'I, ILSI._.II PACK Of' :M Bartlett Pears --· · tlhs. 39c SWEET-JUICY .iUMBG · MELONS ' &cit 69c CALIFORNIA Seeclless Grapes · ·· -· · lit. 29c Fill'"'-TASTY BluHerries OO OO I j j I ,.., pint 39c JUMBO SIZES Cant•upes .. · · .. --2 ftr 79c ,F.-lgitl ........... -' jWJ·ftc ITOKILY , 'Shtit ......... . ' 2' ' ' 45c PLAY THE NEW GAME AT A&P You Can Win A Cash Prjze · ·Of •s,· ._ ·· -•100 :or~ ·•tQOQ ~ ~--:;r~;'frJ,.t_h ..,.._ 1·. ' ' I i 'I I' j �'. I l ' • "' ~m~ l ~ r~· ·" "' '. _,.,.' ' .. .. 1... ' ~laying ' OWEY -GO-ROUND'' '' Thrifty · -- ~~. Kansas City Steak •...• Alwoyo two boo! lollolo 10 flt , _ ,_.., ol ;:: K._. DuiiUI!uo MaxwoiiHoulo ~- Choice Center Cut Bg the Piece Instant Coffee Jor ;;; $1.67 Wonder Brond l'mll l'mon only tlltllllf to III•Y· ,. "' Chuck Kroll~......., Dressing f4L lolita ----·-- 31C ~ r Farm Fresh Frulng Chicken ........... Cheez-Its ...- .......... 27c ••••• I Facial Tissue Spotlight .~c Cookies 14-a. ·--· -· -.. --, 49C i . Kleenex Bean Coffee Nobl0<1 Orw Cromo Sandwich -· . -·- 41c lb. Bag 77 5!Jc 3-lb. bag Surf .,_..,._ 68e " White Cloud • TISSUe ' SAVE~ 22c ~ Blue SSe - - - -·-' Milk _.. 2 .......... ...lion! Rinso · 83c llu . ..... . Krot~r ~·a"' 49c All l'lovon Conolonlltl ......,. -·10- .. 85c elou Poulin $19.00 eRlchard Davis e Ralph Werry e'Bus'' Lytle $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 eA. M. Zahl $1.00 e Connie Craig. $1.00 eJoe Cook $1.00 lolltnt II... Prke ··----·:o:OOOOoi:O $1,4J Lell ~- .. ............ .......... .~ WITH TMII COUPON .... ---- .tt VelW Jllly 2J.Thrv Alii. 6 ~·'Th!va~i " BOD: ~~... Prlco .. WITH THII ~POH , .. .. •.. ,tf ·" Vollll July 21 Tin . . . I vl~nnl~~-ftn. frieildshlp All Purpose Preserves •.•.••.•••.• 83c Eastern While Country Club c:.nod .... MHo ., ~ ~--············ - Treat····----··---~-- 2 "-...,..,..., ---!;"" = 99c Potatoes "All" ,... ~ .... _ SSe 10 ."All" ' lb. bag 83c "'"! -,.. , .. ... 10 Liquid FREE 150 ~ .... ony 2 Rolli I I W w C.Mr 1111 ·' with Otwel- 63e Red or White ftll,. * •.,. 71•1" Mort th111 a eentury ago we de<;ided our OWil bra!'lda would be our finest values. They an... ud we're proud of it. ·=- $1' .H, · Plans Revaewed _Mn_ " __--Clll'-.-Redma~ --n, Mason, , On Selling Food 1.s a patient at the Pleasant Val· A C f , ley Hospital, t o-.nty Olr .Big KDrinks iz-o:. ctlnl I '* b. T.... iC lpoil. lb. •, ••••• '. t Aiwevelleir , ICa.tlu ' Corn •• 5 ~· $1 ' ' . Bleaeh • .... 491 ' . I I i I \ I ', ' . Miss lf.mellll, N:=~· Cohimbul i!pelll till! oiling Mr ' Mt: ;!"'"!"!' I Sirloin-Tip Racist IUPIR·RIGHT ALL NAT fOI"ViltliHf " INI. M ...... ~·........CMA-.. ..... ~----------~~~~----- . WISCONSIN -WHITE Sharp Cheese VEGETABLES ANY SIZE PIECI---- 2~~~. 39c 1 .,L~T--AMIRICAN, 6Sc 8), a..ne .... 12 oz. 55c STACK PACK .~,sa,c. r-•~b cus s1. '9- 1''-t Quo lily 'AM ; ..,;1:1 Ma,ollilln .·· Quart Jar 59c Jane Par~er Favorites! JANE PARKER Pota(~ Chips Enriched Bread ,.. With ~ 89C 4 loavM luttwmllk ~~- s9c ... : JANE PARKIR IANI PAIIKIIl .,, .. r i j ,_. Pies ·.... ·.. 'ICICh 49c Twia Pack Cookie_s .~ Jkg. 39c RIGULAR OR CUSTARD JAMI PARKER Gtwy Pie .. · ...... · each 49c Angtl Food Ring, ••·ring 45c F-r esh Festive Pro'd u ce! ., Ct Fine Grocery Features! . A&f' lrend TltiJ \, ' 0.... A·Oiir Fl- au.J11Y ' CAP'N JOHN-PIRCH OR HADDOCK ), ' .$•111 PHI ...... 2 cans 31c I'INE FOR SALADS--KINO JANE PARKER . ,·· A&P FROZEN Mixed 11M,... 1'1- ,..,., 1-111. ...._ oano 4Sc Skinless Wienen l-Ib pkg 69c Seafood Dinners · ·· · Eadl43c ~ Dairy Values! Fr oze n Foods! A4P 11'11111-Gra• A-Qur l'l....t llluellty - - - lb- - l Pot Pies .. 5 - 1-oz. pies 89c Crah legs .. · ........ • lh. 191 , Vegetallles · · · · 2lit. pkg. 49c '1 ,.09 lb. • lult.1-~- - · Clllckeft or Turlroy Are A.lP Branda a good reMOII for sheppinr A&P? ; ' AAP :nOZIN ~IXID 99c ·• TurkeyBnastQuartersU,.55c Sliced Bacon .. 1-lb,'tlta'atc •• ,, Tht7're ent 1>f many. Rump Roast IMI'OilTID CANNID we,uJGnaltionally guarantee )'our .full satiafaction- '.•' Airman First Class, Vance MASON _ The Ladies Allll· Dawson, son of Mr- and Mrs- iliary of the Mason Volunteer Ray DawsoR is spendlnjj a 1&- Fire Dept. reviewed pins lor day furlough visilina wilb them. selling food at lhe Mason Colla; He Is slationed at Paine Field, ~y - Fajr .a1 a specla]IJI8t!lin& qf Washington. IIJ!i gimip held receRily at the Mr- and Mrs. Harvey N~w-; -Cftl_buDding· land, Mason, Mr. and .. Mi't; ~ membera approved buyDick Ord, New Haven. hilve ..,. ing four windO!'S and a :loor to ~ borne from a tw~ week nlaced on a'trailer whiCh the vacation to '\'jew. Cal-! nr~·~ purchased. I& Hornla where Mre. 1·wq fDied th <Oillloue · Newland's -ord'a bro- !reCords conlidential "''!"''!, tber, Milton, reported I ' serloualy Ill. to visitlog their ~art Fraoctsco, ?fl\11_ and Las Vegas, ' ...- .. ·-... Liquid Endivtt or Escarole _ Grapes Lu• 63( Tropi-Cal-0 Fruit Drinks • 2 1 .m · . · - - · 1/2 Gal. .,. • Masou Pmonals Bread •••.•••••••••••• 4 ..... $1 •••••••• A cheap prodnet just for the 911kt of low price i~ no b<~rgain­ A qualit)' product at a low price, .that'n bargain ... that'u real valul!.:o that's our A&P Branr' were playi!IJ! Ud,1!'1· Gaml!ll iftt. Potted Meat---·-····· 9 !: $1 can~ Juice or it ihriiib inches the first time you wash it. rm' ~ Orange the seams .. pop the first time you wear it So~.IOSUI'e, BONELESS For Outdoor Cooking Eye-of-Round Roast lb. $1.39 T-Bone Steaks ...... lb. $1.29 BONELESS, BOTTOM CUT Round Steak · · · --· · ·· · lb. 95c IONILIH Stewing Beef, Boneless,IJI 79c Top Round Steak · - lb. $1.09 BEIF, PORK & VEAL , Cube Beef Steaks · · lb. $1.09 Meat Loaf Mix · ...... · lb. 69c QUARTER SLICIID Rib Steaks · ...... · lb. $1.09 Pork Loin ..... ·--- ... Ill. 89c AN:Y IIZI PIICI Ground Round Steak · · lb. 89c Jumbo Bolog,a. · ···· · Ill. 55c Chop Hrini '· ··;· • Ill. 19c Cubtd Pork Steak · · ·- lb. 95c Clip SUMR-RIGHT, PICKLI & PIMENTO Rotisserie Roast .... lb. $1.19 Luncheon LOaf 1-lh. pkg. 69c Tuner Leg Quaroo ·· lb. 55e Sliced Beef Uver .... lb. 49c The house.dJws or shift at 11.98 is no bargain if- ·. .u•"""': ·~.-u- Boward van Va~d~Roll Rousll en- BONELESS fRESH TURKEYS :.[~5- It'a what you get for what "OU PaY· ·•· · lb. lb. .:1- Sh..ower G' • Newlyweds at Van Matre-Home oollected mid totaled 52 ceols: zes ' Vj'jlll by Mrs. ~ge_ ear. ••~ · . son aod Mrs- ~ 3~. Durmg ...... soc1a1 bo~ games Mrs- Jents is tbe former Charwere played and pn""" were 1 ~ lioush- Cake, pt111ch , won by Iva, Capeh~ alid ~. ~10Hte .were .Ved 10' ~- · · Phll)lp9-·' The 'door Prb:l! ·w~ :Mrs- George c.f!ion, Mt• .and won by Gladys Hart. Refresh- Mi's. Roger Hysell and. Grant, ~=ts were served by lbe hos- Mr. and Mrs._ Taytor1:.BeQ. OPEN BOOSE TO BE HELD · ~ and Dewayne,.\Ross liiJJsh. A ilouS. Warmlrlg will be Ray Tucker ·~·· Howard held oa SulldiJy, July 31, be- , M:,:nnlf were r.fr.: . tween the hours e&_1 and· 4 P·l Mra; Dayton Raynes. Mr-'·lilld m- ll1 119nor of~lMf- ll1d Mrs. : Mrl; Robert K...,WllsOil, · _Lew~ Summen aud f~y at adir Mrs- Cbarlel Yeager, Ml'. ,. · alld Mrs'- Oulrlee J. YI!IJII&. •' K,....o•.,. lb. were PORTERHOUSE lb. ABARGAIN... VI· 'l VALIJE ~ItNOTA/IIAIIE'R OF PRICEALONE/ jJil. urprlse , . P!<"IC ~~ '~!fB'~· dlilj """!; 1f~lf-::l!lJme bl'lt8. side Park for the i,tu8Usf'~ Van ~ ·ror .Mr. 8lld MR. 1118- Th~ .picnic will be~ at Darrell Jenb wJio. were - 6 P- m- w~ the familieto. iD- tle'6 'Jul.!.25 _ · . : .fiAt "- ...•..... ... _............. :.'.,;;:.,,.,::,:oo I SIRLOIN CUT \i ;dt;r, .. :\;;J. The group made plua for a tet1a' "" •••• • • • • "9c Threat to STEAK ALE gc ~ ggc s1.~s FULL R Or...,.ll .,._ 1'1<41•· ) •'I'· nd "Super -Right" Meats! ROUND Mrs: K,..... Pura 3 10 0 0 0 0 o : : o - ; lb: $)0.001 Our Freedom" was preseDted In discU88iOD IOI'DI :~·~let-- Orange Juice s;;~ "All" ..... :"· ·~ Pork &Beans Buttermilk 2 ,..,r11 49c ~lolly .... ' Kro11er Margarine 2 eWm. Cogar 4 l'ltce l'llct ••. . ":!:' 56c Soap ----10 --:..me 69e ' 6 Pak "All" IT. IIZI - ~lgate . $100.00 Kroger Bartlett Kroger Frozen Vitamin C Florirl,_ ' 39c eJudy Denny Rot.-;,. Voluo CHARCOAL $1.09 20 Ll. BAG KI'OII•• Com 011 Ice Milk 2 v. ''''- 99c $1 ~··- $100.00 11•• : Dtntal Crt1111 2-Ct. ~ Towels..... Krottr Plllb or ButttrfR K,..., Dutch Cllocalato •••••• Jo,.....Lollool Eggs ..... ~ ~:z~ lllvor Dull IT. 1111 _ ·• • • • • Pears Kroger Grade A Small ....., 1111 5 J. boxes 7 ZOO-ct. KIHnox Docerotor , -----1 Breeze . :; lb." ::: ~ Albert 'nd Mf. A ~ · ·.y:tun~ Staats- Mrs. 1 -~"• 'II i eVic Neuttling ---$10.00 Livers ...... lb. .;....mann ..... strl,- [ elrene Klein 1 1 eMargaret Lehew·- $100.00 Guaranteed Tender · 10 Times out of 10 lb. Mh-·Ciart ~yre , Harry regu)ar bllll old Bumgarner was elected Threat to Our Freedom" was &eel, Mn- Joha Smith, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs- HermaJI Laylle BuckhBDDOB, W. VL ;:=;·~H~II~da~~~~to~e~r~led;th~e~c~los~ing~pra~ye~r-~H;ar~-;Th~e~l~esao~n ~"~Tll~e~Co~m~mo~nelt~Don=a~ld:Hayn~es~,~Mn~-~J=. =J~-~of~N~e~w~H~a~ve~o·~=~~~C'o~lv~lo~f~amU~y:p:iCIIIc~:be:l•~•;• - Hay·ride Wiener Roost,is Held W d' H Our Early Local Winners Roll .Roaat Ground ' ·' ·Here Are Ju~t A Few Of Tenderag Boneless Boston Eatglish Roast '" 59c ' 0 Dressing .._-. ·- .... 39c Gol_ .... ...,.. ..... .. tho .... t l l h t - - .... on K...., stln vlolt. Fish Sticks ••.•... ---. -- ,.... 45c Kroft Cooi111 ' [. member~ Onlp ............ ,.. .... lomlr PI' mr. vloiL Ad•llt Thrifty ShoulMr lwlso Steak 11 prl!lenltd by ei88B. start •;lpylnl the block of the at 7:3& p.m. dy, Mr- and Mt•- _Cecil Pick- Reyno!~. a former Home Dem· lant valley Hospitallollowlac. l MiNes Del\n 8lld Diane 1t:an bulldlni · I WIN WON CLASS ,l ens, Mt- and Mrs- Lutber 01111tnllion Agent met with lhe ,car accident, is now .at lbe·of owensboro; Kr •• an! '!lsititlt Richard Walker wu appoint- The Win One Class of tl)lf Smith. Mr- and Mrs. Dorsey group, Mn. Reynolds ~e \O ihome of her pareDI8, Mr..... theit ,r~. Mr. 1116 eel to ierve ~ Wll\4 ll1d ~ New Haven E-U.B- Chureb met . Rirusb. tbe group on the Flq, m ~ 1Mrs. Pearl Ellioll· Mra. -0110 Grili1IL er Supt. 'llillle Qlarlet Zerkle at the New Have11 Park for a : AVALANCHE CLUB talk pointing out the speUmg ! LyM Miller, who Is emplll)'- Mr'- IIIII! ~· C:. >,II. Adams, il on vacatlo• 8lld aUelldlna picnic for their regular me<~l· The Avalanche Home Dem- of the word FLAG as ba~JI18 ed at Hocking Valley Hoepltal Jr- 8lld 1!ruce ~! Mr. and Treatment Plant Opera!· IBg. The iovocaUow was glven , onstraljon Club met for lbelr the following meaning: F-faith: at Logan, Ohio- is a patleot al. Mn- C- M. Adema of GaJII. Sebbol in Ml!fpntowa, dur· by Rev. Martin Berlsford. De- l reg~ar ~DB at ti., ~me L-loyal;. A-amo (Love of our the hospital as a result ·of a polll, 01118, \'lallelf relatives II August. votions were led by Harry of Mrs- Lieulo Roush. DevotioDIICountry), G-glory. car a<cldent. Slle is the daugb- Weston, W. Va., during 1111 Council aulborized the Pickens and Harold Bumgar11o were led by Mrs. RoushOthers attending were Mrs- ter o1 Mrs. Josephine Mille.r weekend. Tiley att..ted 1111 attend·- urged W Roush, Capelrart,Edwm Richard and aU &I'll Clark, Grwtead -Lewis Those altelldlng were MI'B: · und fii,lice Chief Doaald Ohllnl' Thelma Roulb, Mn. Iva capt. er prelellt. ~. . hart, Mra Nora 'l'iipp, · Mr~- . Ceell Duncm1 alld Tllomaa Kalbleen Rousb, Mrs. FoSter Grlilstead of the Fire DepartWeaver, Mrs. &bert J- Rnush, Mrs. wa Warth, Mrs. ~by! Sm1th, Mrs- Mary Awwmler, . ' Mrs. Belv' l-twts,. Mrs..The!. mo Capellarl, Mrs- William M. A Roush, Mi's. Arnold R~ush 1111d I f't 00 · S Ome guest, Kevm l!.cJush: I NEW HAVEN - Mi'- and MISSIONAkY sOCIETY Mrs. Lee 0- Wood of Rutland, The Woman's Missionary So- were hOSts to a hayride and clety of the New Haven Church wiener roast at their home for of God held ils July meel:ng tile New Haven First Church of recently at lire home of Mrs. C'.od. .; · Blanch Ridenour .- Members an- Attending were: Mr. and swel'l'd the roll call by telling Mrs. aayniOnd Sisk, Pam and one of God's promises. David, Charles Kelly, Roy BrioStewardship dil;ectof, -, Mr'- ~ef, Mr. and~· Dean Knight, Iva Capehart, relnmded me!n- Kim and Kevin, Mrs- Donald bers to make something to be Howard and Debbie; David, sold at the Missionary Cottage '1 .:esa and Carroll Knight; Larduring the state camp meeting, ry and Steve Carpenler; Mrit August t7 at Cross Lanes, W- Rutler Knight .Mrs- Susie Wood, Va- She also announced thai Mr. and Mrs- Clell Wood, Mi'. Missionary Day will be observ· , and Mrs ..David Fields, .jlr., and ed Thursday, Aug. 4- Angle; David, Pa~a md Mrs- Capehart, contmmna ~leve ,Glllispj!!; Dlanll, ::Roush, her Stewardship theme, also 'Mrs. Darrell McCoy \nl Faye presented the program, •·s~w- and,Joyce 'McCoy, Mrl-'lllessle ardahip - G1vlRg Is Living. Ohlinger and Becky, MfJ- JaoD~votlons were . oonducted by Ice , 3~nley, Ml'e and Maody, Mi's. Wyl~ DaviS, Jr., sp1ril· Mr- and Mrs- Henry JobasoD, ual Life dh-ec~, who discussIva Capehart, Pansy aad ed the top1c No VaClltJOD Harry Ray Fry Linda Sharon From F-aith" and led _ the and ·Karea ' Ha,;; Eari and group in song. Mrs- Rella John- ! Earlene Craddock; Mi'. aud son lrad. the ciOSIJ18 prayer.- , Mrs- Rnas Morris, Eric, Ml)lard Atteodiog were Mrs.- V1olaJ and Debbie; Mi'S: Dexter Erwin; Roush, Mrs. Iva C_apehart, Mrs. Marsha Davis, MrsGlen Orpha Fields, Mrs. Eleao- Weaver' Freddie, Jennifer andor Davis, Mi's. Rnna Johnson Jeff; WUbor Leifheit, Pa~}~d M.~s. Sue ~.:.,~esRit'dKeiiOeth · Juaior; Mi'. "''Il Mrs- !)avid ' enour """ uuo eRour. Wood, Frencble uud - . • HAVEN HOMEMAKERS --:v--• , The July meeting of the Ha\'o Teres• Dull, and :oodbostlllel ea Homemakers Home Demoo- Mr. and Mrs- Lee ' Randy stralioo club was . beif 11t' the Greg, Lee, ~y, Rhonda aod home ol. Mrs; Alilirey Newell. Fhonda WoodThe meelinc was presiiled over -~-,-by pres~, MIJJs Mary Phillip!!. !Jev~~DS were given by I ~en $1.79 llo. Cube Steaks............. :: $1 lb. ' O - 99c Canned Picnie ..•.• ~ • 3 ,:; $2.19 ~ Coffee 3 ~ $2.59 ' B_l..o Rl- lye C111yrithl Tho K - Co-, 1M6 :: NEW HAVP ll!et rec;enll~ at Jlnd the bol,tesses wlll · be 'the the . &ads1de Park employeeo Of~ Stpnmen . Pha~· with Mrs: Mary Aumiller and macy of whleh Mr. Summer& IS Belva Lew!! 88 hollll!sses- Mi's. owner and maaaaerWUUam ~b Mil ~..Arnold TOWN OOUNCIL Roush were:, appoiiiied to ·,enre The New Haven Town Counat the next ~lin& on July 25 otr mel on Wednesday evening at which lime an lnSiallalloll in r~ar session with · of oU1cers wiD lake 111ace- This Mark Ward, Recorder also wUI be ...held ~~ :the park 'Ridgway, Co~RcllmeD . •a·ama'Uhl!l - •••l'llll'ililflallllillll'll couil<l1 to ~en the; were due lnslead o1 'president of the clilclll&l·~eomJpleli•DD 91 tbe ' ' fJ'· aitdi. wa!Ung Willi !IW' regular meet- Those atlelldia8 were Mn- followed by ·• gnoup dlemwh11. iThompson, Mr . 1M Tbomp- ed the W~·~lr~.•JIQI.,S~ Ba'*· 1ft 1\e City ')llil for autJiorljatlen, Ia wbleh Frank YOIN. Jr. 8lld c:biklren. Durin& the bilt!ntu irieetin,l ,son, Mrs. Elr~;Kii7lor ~ ers Conxenl!l\!!rfM' 'week at t!'" ~i±=:::!!'~~~~=~~tfi:==~~-·~~~~~~~~~ ~ Grllstu.c'i l!4me .eBHS ljley would I08e the ] Ethel Mrs- Ray Kent ll1d ehUdrea, the club discussed the selllrig · Mi's. - Eleanor SiiyreGreenbrier 'Hot~!! at Wbitt ·will ·wtr:k with the cilsooiJIIt l. . Riddle, Mr. ll1d Mrs. of their club boutte. '!bey de· PERSONALS Sulphur Sprlnp. 1\'· ~·· . Mr ~artment Ia comp~ ' Tbe CoUIIcll will bold their Tom Hoffmu, Mr. ll1d Mn- cldec! to bold tbelr family pic- I Mn. Lester RoUJb il a pa· Layne II ~"'t and Mr. Me . Jr. their . l!!e plw to be 1ubmllled. to regul11r monthly meetlnis on Harry Plckena, Mr- and Mrt. nic In AugusL tient at llol"'r Hospltar. Clung II on the\ Board of Dlr• Addition in New Haven, Wtowa ro, III'P""'ai. · ')bey the..Secoiiil•'and Fourth Wednes- Harold Bllll18arner, lle;v- and ! Mrs- LoJ18, Home Demonslra- Mrs Qol'll carmlcllael. who Iori of tile Mason County Bank, ~loa "AuK~!· Open Heuse will ·!"'. . griwted pej'lllllsion to \day! of the JIH!IIIh beJinnlns Mrs. Martin Berlaford 8lld AD- 1tlon Agent, and Mi's- Power , bas bei\n 8 patient at Plea. New Havea- ~ Bucket Steak .•.•.•. -- .. .. ' will! !be' Weeks ••• Over :•;' ]1;";.;: ,. ' First Tw·o JJd• ' . • ;, ,. I CALIFORNIA OUR OWN Tea Bags · · Pkg. of 48 - 55c WHITI HOUSI-IVAI'OilATID Skim Milk 2- lk.' caM 27c A&l' VACUUM HONEYDEW I'AC:KID-IAV~ 14c Coff.... ~ ... 2 u.. cal $1.39 IOIIDIN'I, ILSI._.II PACK Of' :M Bartlett Pears --· · tlhs. 39c SWEET-JUICY .iUMBG · MELONS ' &cit 69c CALIFORNIA Seeclless Grapes · ·· -· · lit. 29c Fill'"'-TASTY BluHerries OO OO I j j I ,.., pint 39c JUMBO SIZES Cant•upes .. · · .. --2 ftr 79c ,F.-lgitl ........... -' jWJ·ftc ITOKILY , 'Shtit ......... . ' 2' ' ' 45c PLAY THE NEW GAME AT A&P You Can Win A Cash Prjze · ·Of •s,· ._ ·· -•100 :or~ ·•tQOQ ~ ~--:;r~;'frJ,.t_h ..,.._ 1·. ' ' I i 'I I' j �·o "' ,J ' <Get Extra Cash. The Want Ad W~y ·I •'I •• • ' '1~<·. _. '· \ ~~-~' . ' .. 1~ U'.\N1 AD SenUntl, Pameroy-Middleport, 0., July 27, 1968 *,, tNFORNI' ' ·oN •.,_ ,._._ ........... For c:-:=:-=.--7-7 ___.. =-----:,-.---11 100 ';..::..,~~"'"'•t"'"l..'"'''""ISOUND SATIONAL- 1968-SoJ- UJ'I'II.IUt: l"unnt.ura, Clllbel •::::t~:J:::• id Staib! Stereo wttb 4 speed Qlllctlla-. l.;all or wrtte s... f wl•" - 01 automatle changer. 4 radio lin. &•11'1 0.:0. 1111 1¥. col"lblnatlon has lnslanl on llalll S\ . l'olllVO)'. radio. Walnut ftnlsh. Take ov- ;;;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;iiii•;..;iiu;;;;t;iil~ er payment. of SUO per 111 month or pay balance due $99.22. Call 9!J2.,!218. 7248tc Our IUfi\!IWr CIJII1!ianer sa!r is in full swing. Beller pricet th1D ever on ,,. o.. .. - ........ "'"' ..., ....... '"' . ., •- IHULAfl9ftl TN "-11a1Mf liN "-'" ""f'Wtlt M:..tetten•••· N...... Mflet : ~ lrrtn IM\I.. M IIIIIMIJMflt Will TM BIG SALE! ..... M t ' " ................. fftlll .... la..,-NII IMef'tten. ••r•• • . ~ ...tit Want Alii ..,.... WIN4 .... ....,...,. !iitntMu• Clllltll II ttnll 1'1 Celtftl 1141 . .,. Mf J • ' " ClllC~ll I ,., ... .• ..... ........ " ..,... TRAVEl TRAILERS '".,. ,. "'""'"" ,, . • " ' ""' DtMWat • ..... ... e.~t.RD ·Of THANKI & VIITUA.III 11.11· .. , 10 ..... .......... ltclrl " HGit~ . . . . AND CAMPERS te. OPPICI MOUal l:at A M. .. 1. . P M. llalty llturifl'r ldlt ... M. .. tiM ..... IT'I 10 IAIT TO ll'lii.CI A UIUll II'•DDUCIIIe wa. ~frleeretora. I'RIEZIII -:--- $195 ltou.ft. ~ FREEZER $235 FrH Itt Crao111 Wllh Eoch BIG BEND QUAliTY 63 CORVAlR 57 FORD VB ~4 Ton. 8' factocy slake, sood 8 ply tires, real Solid Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVIlS. 9:00 P.M. At Notice s c Crew's Steak House @ ur-- ...,_,_,....-=:,.,.,,..........,.......,.......,....._,.,.,.,! Real Estate For Sale ti •• houses. 7 ~ho6~1 Business HONDA SAIS & SDVIG ·~ eTru~l! eHuter II ONI OF ,Tifl NICIST PIOI'LII ·CALL ' ,. ~,.. •lulla- eAnrTrpa mTH GOBLE lORD ,.., Mlft MllllltiiOrt, 0 ' l'omorar, o. ' ~,......,...._...__ ,_,. _ 9'• _ • I.USTR;r::~: :~~~::v:nco(. l 6iv/aJ ~~~OV ~~~2lroom WY 2-2156 $395 Pickup. Solid Cab, 15" comm. tires and' wheels. Sound motor• . 8' IIUMEIIOI, OMIO Ph. WV 2-2181 ROUTE !24 ...._lc O,.,.rlnl To ._....ourDrJve.ln IIRYICE II HIRII $595 56 CHEVROLET UDIATOR SERVICE ' . ' All Ni!W IGCIII@ IJiiP · $1099 ----:-c:--- : - - - - : - ---"' Panel. Solid body, &ood Ures, heater, real economy. 1 ' - r I Rofr...ralcr. TRAILER SALES WANT &8 fHON~ Fre"era, dlti'Dryer Pairs, !:lee. Ran· &II and AU-Conditioners . II ••· ft. Choll Poma1,y . M~t"r Co. OP ' ..... .. , Services &XPIRIENCED EXPERIENCED WHER . ALIGNMENT WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BRAKE SERVICE IRAKE SERVICE AUCI'IUNI!:EB Cvmplote !lerwlot Qlaettnars 1,~ Rose Alignment Shop Phone 992.1576 1111 Moln II. Pomeror Formerly (;rueser ·ilodJ <' DICK RAWLING. INYMUI ' •' lr AL eAPP LI'L ABNER Rawlings Hondl.$1les I M'tDDLIPORT. OHIO NOW TAKINO Ill NT AL ~IIIRYATIONS ~.,£.'IE: e SALES e e RENTALS e eCemplng E~ulpmotlle ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers ADI\MS TRADING Post is ,,• ol H I! or brightening formula will I Jack W Carsey. Mgr. 1 ROOM HOUSE, bath, recent· Morton St. Maoon, W. Vo. open 6 days a week : Mon Write. Pruoe 01 Coutac:t Pomeroy oN~ 2-2193 112-2106 77U611 make your carpets look like ly remodeled. new heatmg Work• . d a~ through Saturday We l. 1... IIKAU~Uitll new again. Electric sham· ' MOBILE HOME, 1964 Titan. 10 1 system, wall to "" " carpet, h~ve.. radio and television re· 1 Racine. ObJO EbPr:-;,ar h X U ft., 2 bedrooms, like close to school anrl stun~ . on 1 pihr,• li!to plenty ol anttque pooer rental • I till 7 21 6tc new, priced for easy flnanc- ~ 278 Pearl St. in Middleport. ite1tl.s: ,Main St. in Rull "nd, Hardware. ~·ree i ing. Ph. Mason 773-5282. 0. Ph. 992-3410. 7 24 6tc WI CONOITIO~JNG Relrljer· p. Ph: 742·5394. l 20 tic \it Ail kills -oesls best! your home from termites. _ _ ___ _ _ _'!_26 6tc atiOJl eervtce. Jack 's RefrltICE ..C!IEAM SOCIAL Fore!'l . eration, New Haven. Phone 1966 ~UCLI"., 0"~/th Til 2-3537. 4 8 tre j\un Methodist Church . Frl- 1 ants. c<l<'kroaches. crickets. USED Apache Raven, scorptons. silverfish. sptders. model. Ph. New Haven 882\,. I'll...,. ~ ~.. '7 _ __ d·~· beginning al 6:30 p. m. 2806, John F. Roush. I PAYING TAXES on empty J lrGers may be c&ll<d in wasps and water bugs Avail able at King Builders Supply 7 26 tfc POMEROY SWELL LOCA· broiler houses? Why nol :advance · to 949-3483 <>r 992_Co.:.'. Middleport. . 4 2t tic i9tj2 HOUSE traDer, 50 x IO. , TION - For those wro h9ve make them profitable7 Con:~' . . 7 27 3tc no car 1 • Two story , five tact Ohio Valley Industries rs RA' MICE ellmtnai.ed for· 2 bedrooms, 14' carpeted liv· ' rooms 12 'bedrooms) , bath. lor information. Ph. 992·2161. ' ::· .Card ol \'l,pnl<s ever, "Get Star .. E:ber.. lng room. Emerson Pooler, . . lk . d' 7 27 30tc haem Hardware.., Sugar Run Chester, 0. 7 24 6tp 1 Whlthmh wa mhg 1 JS tandce hoof Card of Tbanko Feed . • H c urc es, sc oo s an s p· 1 T d _ , WE. •THE FAMILV of Alma · p .en s ardware. 1956 PACEMAKER house trail· I pmg districl Going for $6,1100. 1 _ _ 5I e or ra e Md(enzie. wish to take this ' __ . ... 7 1• 30111 . 1 er. 28' X 8'. Ph. 992-6254. MIDDLEPORT - NICE 2 story I FT. RACING bOat with opportun ity to ttrank every- DON'T pump your sluggish sep8 25, 6tc frame, 5 rooms (2 bedrooms), I arceasories, 60 ~h. _w UIsider I one who was so kind to us dur- !1< .tank Gel Klean-Em·AII In bath, front and back porch, I for $;>.00 or will ,,1111 1 "'K 11£~ Illness and recent Septic Tank Gleaner. Landsur~_nc• view ol the river. Priced to trade for a motorcycle. Ph. 1 ~UTOMOB!LE lnsuranee been sell. $5,1100.00. dealh. '1lpecial thanks to the I mark Farm Bureau. I 992-3040. 7 27 P~ll\eroy First Aid squad, 7 I 30tc I cancelled' Lost yoor opera!- SNOWVILLE - $9.1100 buys 82 .Eag)es· tlub. members and / ELL KEP'F carpets shoW or's license• CaD WY 2-2966 acres, plenty of water, tobac· i mplovment Wanted friends, Veterans Memorial the result of regular Blue e ts uc co allotment, some fruit WANTED - Work for b u II· Hospital stafl, Dr. ·Ray Pick- f Lustrr spot cleaning. Rent HI •T< t Ct~pyma Servll'l! Cop lrees, plenty of buildings, I ·, dozer, Phone 992-2208. en$ and Ewing stall. and eleclric shampooer $1. Bak· story lrame house, 5 rooms 6 27 tOte papers lei made 01 all others ' who sent nowera l er Furniture Co. (2 bedrooms ), bath. I 7 25 6tc blrth recor/1 ~ 800 a1mos1 an) and· called •t the SEE US FOR OTHER Livestock funeral , othez doeuments. home. Your kindn ess was BLUE LUSmE not only rids PROPEltTI&'I! ! ! : TW = o ; :-; M ::ARE poniea.- Lincoln R - lalnroDCO. Po greaUy appnicia ted. Albert M. Cox, Broker Smith. 339 Pearl Street, Mid· carpets of soil hut leaves Husband, Johnn y McKenzie pile soli and lofty. Rent elecBeary Cleland, Salesmaa dleport. 7 at lip Wanted ;1A son, Harold Hubbard lric shampooer $1. Pomeroy HOUSEKEEPER to Uve in. !Jt!.a830 Yf, hd family . I EvenifiiB 192-%568 Legal Notice 7 27 Jtc Cement Block Co. 7 25 61c BIGGEST SIGN - Ohio's biggest sign, ltandlnf 32 feet high and measuring Ph. Mrs. Warren Reeves. ·' F R 7 27 ltc ooo••••c• No,""7. ,.,: -...: 100 feet in lell&tiJ, will be the new main entrance, on lth avenue, to the Ohio State .f,'l. Cl 8 nt - - AN ORDINANCI TO RI.UI.ATI THI SUPER STUFF, sure nul! That lllii-S290, Albany, 0. 7 24 6tc GAYNELL WISE properly on •oc•••• oo ooATs AT ™" MUN· Fairgrounds In Columbus, Costing $40,000, the new entrance, when completed, will is Blue Lustre for cleaning , 108 Butternut Ave. Ph. 992-- ~'c:::~o~I-ER OP THI VILLA.gl OF have EXPOSITI.QNS ·cENTER, in bold black !etten, centered across the f a c e A~~NT. 3,. rooms and fiiiiS "Dd upholstery . Rent EXTERIOR and Interior paint- 5293 ? 22 tfC BE IT ORDAINQ u followt b)' stretching the full length of 100 feet. Motorists can drive through both 0'1 and the • Ule Couccll Dt tU Villa,. ef Pom.. bllllr.' nicely furru'shed, adults ' electric shampooer $1. Pick- ing, roof and repair work, b b ·-- roy. Ohi o, two-thlrd.l ot all memben H with delivery true~ drivqV(ays ·poaiUontd on both tJ\ds. weroled. t2A Mulberrv Ave. ens Hardware Co ., 1nc . . ROOM h and b th- -torm y JO or by bour. Pb. VI 3 ''"'''' ,..........,"""". 7 25 6lc 1 2700. 7 1712tp 1 OUSe a ' S SECTION I' Tluot no ..;.. or , ... , Ph. m66911. 1 13 lie WindOWS, one acre, in Tup- Wl teftralt may bill 1 moored Or In• 1J1RJEE and lour room furolal> SOMETHING TO PATCH- WILD GINGER, 65c lb: ;BloOd pers Plains, o., Rt. 7, Price ~~~~~ ~ ~..'!::~: •:.!. lho IIJid unlumOO.t!d apan Slnger sewinl lnachlne com· root, 2lc; May apple 15c; $6200 · See W• Blake for in· cordance ,,., ,,J..,eno tberelo. exoept wtb tbe provilloo WY .-6434. 12 a uc plete wllb attachments. This Snake root, $3.25, Golden seal speclion. 7 26 3tp ont; "' "''· machine ~ulpped to zig 188, $1.80; Ginsen& fl&; Kohosh Ipl~s~<Jo!~:l1 !~ t!~·~o~~tre11 ~~~~~: aparl· znake buUonholes. Take over root 8c. Bill Bailey, P. 0 . 4 ROOM HOUSE: AND BATH. •• '"' concrete • ••llnode mon .. I< " . 1ooate. reterved for th e dockln !l of ple uure t 14 tic payments oI .., per mon th or . BoX 14 , ReedsvIll e, Oh 10. basement, sun porch, furmshAny penon des! rlna to moor ~ due 0 49 22 Call 7 27 3t ed f · ed ' or <~nch or a n)' 1u ch craft at &aid balan ....., • • , C or un urmsh , l acre of I location ~ hall reQuest Pay lur 992·3218, 7 24 6tc MIDDLE-AGED ladv1 for hou,.·• I ground ' Tuppers Plains• Ohio· I'""' '"' Each ''""' 1uch the Moyo• . , \-'ill 11e. penon 1 WHEEL utility. trailer wilh l hold duties, good pay, hours Ph. Coolville 667-3Jj; Dor , ,.. 1..,• to eno" Into , oonlc~t hitches and li~hts, excellent I 7 to 3 p. m. Ap?IY in person 1 lei Miller. 7 27 6tc ,.,. •::,'".!~": ~.~' condlUon. Ph. ~-5543. at II Anne St., Breezy Hgts. , .,~·00~ ~ .... . 1, , 7 2'1 31C Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 27 3tc I Auto Sales _ _ _ on or before tfte •• ••ri.:at ,..1.da:vIn ., • ..,.. 4 I II• of each < " <.I: "' ly HOWII! SCHNI!IDER II Mll!ll •1. Chip,I wa5 hone6tl4 ana a\?~o l utel~ ,. certain we'cl be onl4 a few minute6 here at t he J •••• _____. . .;____ -----'--r-- !.!.'""HU.. ~ 11-iE BORN LOSEII' Bv ART SANSOM l PIC!': TRACY I i I mo..,, ,,' i \ LITTLE ORI'HAN ANNIE "=. 8y 1J.IESe W<ai- 'lllUG>< All HeMP ROI'£; 11RFTCANT BE 100 81G TO SLIP 1J.II<'OtJQl TH6M NAIII?E~ -CiiiC1<9I 1 \ . :·· I I. HAIOLD OllAY GEE, t!ET Tl.fm> TAKE OS ~E'Mosr Af'IV"'"EI1E 1. MU;V OOP I Syra: ,....,.~~-- ready lor occupancy t. Phone· WY ~ 7 18 lliltlr• !railer, everything fur· relrljerator. ' oook natural gas. Cf08e to . Will J!llll· or private ~: or B r'e tre r, Ohio. Ph. VI 3-28011. 7 20 lie rent..... borne, day .Ph, eveniap. ' cottag~~~ ' 7 24 Ill: j on' corner ol 0.4Jl y Acnoss 1. Ship's officer• 8. BUCI • • 811111 lO. Ace 13. Like beds In the a.rr 13. Nimble 14. Little girl l ti. come into view lT. mxclama· tloA !&Sport • CROSSWORD 3, Hyson ! . Conclude !S. Pll.f'ers &Pointed end ot a tooth 22. Koran chapter 2S.From : prefix 26. Unit of mea- 7. Depopulate 9. Lonc 21. Ta1tei; , CHEVROLET, 2 hardtop, 301 cu. in., 4 carburetor, 5000 miles, ratio transmission, b od rough, f400. Call 992-2927 er•p.rn. 724 sur e- ment: 8. Haranrue11 abbr. tooth rod 11. Not'lllf 2!5 . .A.nx~ toU!ly river 18. Pl>lnted ' 0. I'll.,,..~ .. 7 2:1 6lp BEANS. tornat~s, cabbage and cucumbers. Clarence Prollitl, Portland. Ohio. Ph. 543-IZS4. 7 tf Ito U CHEVROLET $14H Cbevelle 4 dr. ij.edan. It il 1 8 cyb automatic trano. "!'hit fJ a IU" wbeelbaoe family alz· ed car. Euepllonat iD eondi· tioD. IPpeaiance, and value. t is 1 low mileaae one owner car. " CHRYSLER ..... .27H Newport • dr. Sedon. Fletory Air Conditioner, power lleer tnJ, power brakes. ODd matie tl'lbs. 11111 1 a •• au~ one owner new Bulcil tzade·ln. II io clean· lalide oDd out, a real buy. BLAETTNARS Pomeroy, Ohio ~:1:'1 rtQill • •:·: ·~- ABBIE AND SL.ATS of By RAEBUR" VAN BUREN ; SG. atrl's namt 88. S\lt S9. Swine biUI • sllpUy WINNIE WINKLE AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT 31. Depa:t 83. Extent Wrlle. iJihene • C:Ontoct at!.Loonr part of JIM CARNAHAN - RACINE. OHIO S8. Valuable ELECI'IUC cream separator. Opal Armsjroog, Rutland. moa~'l ebaU be pro-rated. · s~:criON :t That crd bl moored t~r without payment of fMa, etPlulade lnd alolll on,.. .,.. ot the 86. Nlbblo 31. Strong winds 32. Had many 22.Hutone. and 4th Sl ln Middl• 26.Peon Phone 192-2500. 21.Throb :1'1. Domeotlc&te 7 2'1 31c 28. Apple t RQQM furnished house in dllcll'll M - W. Va. Ph 992-3872 21.- u.a. IOldler, Pomeroy. 7 2'1 6lc liO. torohort Partlclt CAMI!IHG trailer, sleeps six. WIU;I;epl by day or week. Ph. -~ 7 27 6lc lion of a month, tbat 81. FallohOod ~O. Pronoun Indian and avery month. Should a plft IPICI be ava ilable for oniJ' a Hr- ruttttar'•A.P•• 26. Kettle 28. cunr 16. ltaliml 19. Goddess of harvesta 21. J'lorld& 20. llypotll Cll ton 1956 PLYMOUTH, load · ttrel. ez:celtent Shape, transmission, 53,000 miles. V1 3-2600. 7 24 llletal S'l. Jtterce 1 ~~ I~ ~.Girl'l 1181110 U.llolltroYid tt. E'Yergreen. 43. Borden ._. llf'rB SVMI!tiONY... . li. •• ' . DOWJI 1.C... 2.Dolo D&ILY OB!l"'IQUOTE ..o. B_.• ...,, liD wwll A. lJ: 'I' D L B .A A & 'a If LO.GI'IlLI-OW l " One tetter IIIIIJir far another. In IIIII ~ Jo.la tiled for tho three U1, X far tho two O'a, etc• ...,. ~. opoo· troplllel, U.. hiiJtllllltl f-atlon of 1M IN all 1lbJU, ~ day !be .... ... different. . A. CI7JIIociNI qao..- CHJKJYRC WCH KQXPRC XPWX li'KIJ: ·XCQVIG ZKWDQOP LO . V~4KT• . QOP . -·WJPHJJ: , pLPKOL~ Y-.la(o CrJp!Aiqaoto: ~ JUIJ:Il VJ' l.I'IQI RAP· ' PINESI OR '.I'Hlll JIJII!lB'I' Ol'r iUlll/rAL ~· DIIRI~ ' '• tiM. Dlf , . wr 1 ... ~. 'lac.) • ly ULP~; ..MJ1~1.·, ' . ~ ";1 ' ..... ====:--c=--o r I I . t I Ia I:>' ' .. ... ::--'-' ::-~ ""'); ·:. �·o "' ,J ' <Get Extra Cash. The Want Ad W~y ·I •'I •• • ' '1~<·. _. '· \ ~~-~' . ' .. 1~ U'.\N1 AD SenUntl, Pameroy-Middleport, 0., July 27, 1968 *,, tNFORNI' ' ·oN •.,_ ,._._ ........... For c:-:=:-=.--7-7 ___.. =-----:,-.---11 100 ';..::..,~~"'"'•t"'"l..'"'''""ISOUND SATIONAL- 1968-SoJ- UJ'I'II.IUt: l"unnt.ura, Clllbel •::::t~:J:::• id Staib! Stereo wttb 4 speed Qlllctlla-. l.;all or wrtte s... f wl•" - 01 automatle changer. 4 radio lin. &•11'1 0.:0. 1111 1¥. col"lblnatlon has lnslanl on llalll S\ . l'olllVO)'. radio. Walnut ftnlsh. Take ov- ;;;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;iiii•;..;iiu;;;;t;iil~ er payment. of SUO per 111 month or pay balance due $99.22. Call 9!J2.,!218. 7248tc Our IUfi\!IWr CIJII1!ianer sa!r is in full swing. Beller pricet th1D ever on ,,. o.. .. - ........ "'"' ..., ....... '"' . ., •- IHULAfl9ftl TN "-11a1Mf liN "-'" ""f'Wtlt M:..tetten•••· N...... Mflet : ~ lrrtn IM\I.. M IIIIIMIJMflt Will TM BIG SALE! ..... M t ' " ................. fftlll .... la..,-NII IMef'tten. ••r•• • . ~ ...tit Want Alii ..,.... WIN4 .... ....,...,. !iitntMu• Clllltll II ttnll 1'1 Celtftl 1141 . .,. Mf J • ' " ClllC~ll I ,., ... .• ..... ........ " ..,... TRAVEl TRAILERS '".,. ,. "'""'"" ,, . • " ' ""' DtMWat • ..... ... e.~t.RD ·Of THANKI & VIITUA.III 11.11· .. , 10 ..... .......... ltclrl " HGit~ . . . . AND CAMPERS te. OPPICI MOUal l:at A M. .. 1. . P M. llalty llturifl'r ldlt ... M. .. tiM ..... IT'I 10 IAIT TO ll'lii.CI A UIUll II'•DDUCIIIe wa. ~frleeretora. I'RIEZIII -:--- $195 ltou.ft. ~ FREEZER $235 FrH Itt Crao111 Wllh Eoch BIG BEND QUAliTY 63 CORVAlR 57 FORD VB ~4 Ton. 8' factocy slake, sood 8 ply tires, real Solid Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVIlS. 9:00 P.M. At Notice s c Crew's Steak House @ ur-- ...,_,_,....-=:,.,.,,..........,.......,.......,....._,.,.,.,! Real Estate For Sale ti •• houses. 7 ~ho6~1 Business HONDA SAIS & SDVIG ·~ eTru~l! eHuter II ONI OF ,Tifl NICIST PIOI'LII ·CALL ' ,. ~,.. •lulla- eAnrTrpa mTH GOBLE lORD ,.., Mlft MllllltiiOrt, 0 ' l'omorar, o. ' ~,......,...._...__ ,_,. _ 9'• _ • I.USTR;r::~: :~~~::v:nco(. l 6iv/aJ ~~~OV ~~~2lroom WY 2-2156 $395 Pickup. Solid Cab, 15" comm. tires and' wheels. Sound motor• . 8' IIUMEIIOI, OMIO Ph. WV 2-2181 ROUTE !24 ...._lc O,.,.rlnl To ._....ourDrJve.ln IIRYICE II HIRII $595 56 CHEVROLET UDIATOR SERVICE ' . ' All Ni!W IGCIII@ IJiiP · $1099 ----:-c:--- : - - - - : - ---"' Panel. Solid body, &ood Ures, heater, real economy. 1 ' - r I Rofr...ralcr. TRAILER SALES WANT &8 fHON~ Fre"era, dlti'Dryer Pairs, !:lee. Ran· &II and AU-Conditioners . II ••· ft. Choll Poma1,y . M~t"r Co. OP ' ..... .. , Services &XPIRIENCED EXPERIENCED WHER . ALIGNMENT WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BRAKE SERVICE IRAKE SERVICE AUCI'IUNI!:EB Cvmplote !lerwlot Qlaettnars 1,~ Rose Alignment Shop Phone 992.1576 1111 Moln II. Pomeror Formerly (;rueser ·ilodJ <' DICK RAWLING. INYMUI ' •' lr AL eAPP LI'L ABNER Rawlings Hondl.$1les I M'tDDLIPORT. OHIO NOW TAKINO Ill NT AL ~IIIRYATIONS ~.,£.'IE: e SALES e e RENTALS e eCemplng E~ulpmotlle ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers ADI\MS TRADING Post is ,,• ol H I! or brightening formula will I Jack W Carsey. Mgr. 1 ROOM HOUSE, bath, recent· Morton St. Maoon, W. Vo. open 6 days a week : Mon Write. Pruoe 01 Coutac:t Pomeroy oN~ 2-2193 112-2106 77U611 make your carpets look like ly remodeled. new heatmg Work• . d a~ through Saturday We l. 1... IIKAU~Uitll new again. Electric sham· ' MOBILE HOME, 1964 Titan. 10 1 system, wall to "" " carpet, h~ve.. radio and television re· 1 Racine. ObJO EbPr:-;,ar h X U ft., 2 bedrooms, like close to school anrl stun~ . on 1 pihr,• li!to plenty ol anttque pooer rental • I till 7 21 6tc new, priced for easy flnanc- ~ 278 Pearl St. in Middleport. ite1tl.s: ,Main St. in Rull "nd, Hardware. ~·ree i ing. Ph. Mason 773-5282. 0. Ph. 992-3410. 7 24 6tc WI CONOITIO~JNG Relrljer· p. Ph: 742·5394. l 20 tic \it Ail kills -oesls best! your home from termites. _ _ ___ _ _ _'!_26 6tc atiOJl eervtce. Jack 's RefrltICE ..C!IEAM SOCIAL Fore!'l . eration, New Haven. Phone 1966 ~UCLI"., 0"~/th Til 2-3537. 4 8 tre j\un Methodist Church . Frl- 1 ants. c<l<'kroaches. crickets. USED Apache Raven, scorptons. silverfish. sptders. model. Ph. New Haven 882\,. I'll...,. ~ ~.. '7 _ __ d·~· beginning al 6:30 p. m. 2806, John F. Roush. I PAYING TAXES on empty J lrGers may be c&ll<d in wasps and water bugs Avail able at King Builders Supply 7 26 tfc POMEROY SWELL LOCA· broiler houses? Why nol :advance · to 949-3483 <>r 992_Co.:.'. Middleport. . 4 2t tic i9tj2 HOUSE traDer, 50 x IO. , TION - For those wro h9ve make them profitable7 Con:~' . . 7 27 3tc no car 1 • Two story , five tact Ohio Valley Industries rs RA' MICE ellmtnai.ed for· 2 bedrooms, 14' carpeted liv· ' rooms 12 'bedrooms) , bath. lor information. Ph. 992·2161. ' ::· .Card ol \'l,pnl<s ever, "Get Star .. E:ber.. lng room. Emerson Pooler, . . lk . d' 7 27 30tc haem Hardware.., Sugar Run Chester, 0. 7 24 6tp 1 Whlthmh wa mhg 1 JS tandce hoof Card of Tbanko Feed . • H c urc es, sc oo s an s p· 1 T d _ , WE. •THE FAMILV of Alma · p .en s ardware. 1956 PACEMAKER house trail· I pmg districl Going for $6,1100. 1 _ _ 5I e or ra e Md(enzie. wish to take this ' __ . ... 7 1• 30111 . 1 er. 28' X 8'. Ph. 992-6254. MIDDLEPORT - NICE 2 story I FT. RACING bOat with opportun ity to ttrank every- DON'T pump your sluggish sep8 25, 6tc frame, 5 rooms (2 bedrooms), I arceasories, 60 ~h. _w UIsider I one who was so kind to us dur- !1< .tank Gel Klean-Em·AII In bath, front and back porch, I for $;>.00 or will ,,1111 1 "'K 11£~ Illness and recent Septic Tank Gleaner. Landsur~_nc• view ol the river. Priced to trade for a motorcycle. Ph. 1 ~UTOMOB!LE lnsuranee been sell. $5,1100.00. dealh. '1lpecial thanks to the I mark Farm Bureau. I 992-3040. 7 27 P~ll\eroy First Aid squad, 7 I 30tc I cancelled' Lost yoor opera!- SNOWVILLE - $9.1100 buys 82 .Eag)es· tlub. members and / ELL KEP'F carpets shoW or's license• CaD WY 2-2966 acres, plenty of water, tobac· i mplovment Wanted friends, Veterans Memorial the result of regular Blue e ts uc co allotment, some fruit WANTED - Work for b u II· Hospital stafl, Dr. ·Ray Pick- f Lustrr spot cleaning. Rent HI •T< t Ct~pyma Servll'l! Cop lrees, plenty of buildings, I ·, dozer, Phone 992-2208. en$ and Ewing stall. and eleclric shampooer $1. Bak· story lrame house, 5 rooms 6 27 tOte papers lei made 01 all others ' who sent nowera l er Furniture Co. (2 bedrooms ), bath. I 7 25 6tc blrth recor/1 ~ 800 a1mos1 an) and· called •t the SEE US FOR OTHER Livestock funeral , othez doeuments. home. Your kindn ess was BLUE LUSmE not only rids PROPEltTI&'I! ! ! : TW = o ; :-; M ::ARE poniea.- Lincoln R - lalnroDCO. Po greaUy appnicia ted. Albert M. Cox, Broker Smith. 339 Pearl Street, Mid· carpets of soil hut leaves Husband, Johnn y McKenzie pile soli and lofty. Rent elecBeary Cleland, Salesmaa dleport. 7 at lip Wanted ;1A son, Harold Hubbard lric shampooer $1. Pomeroy HOUSEKEEPER to Uve in. !Jt!.a830 Yf, hd family . I EvenifiiB 192-%568 Legal Notice 7 27 Jtc Cement Block Co. 7 25 61c BIGGEST SIGN - Ohio's biggest sign, ltandlnf 32 feet high and measuring Ph. Mrs. Warren Reeves. ·' F R 7 27 ltc ooo••••c• No,""7. ,.,: -...: 100 feet in lell&tiJ, will be the new main entrance, on lth avenue, to the Ohio State .f,'l. Cl 8 nt - - AN ORDINANCI TO RI.UI.ATI THI SUPER STUFF, sure nul! That lllii-S290, Albany, 0. 7 24 6tc GAYNELL WISE properly on •oc•••• oo ooATs AT ™" MUN· Fairgrounds In Columbus, Costing $40,000, the new entrance, when completed, will is Blue Lustre for cleaning , 108 Butternut Ave. Ph. 992-- ~'c:::~o~I-ER OP THI VILLA.gl OF have EXPOSITI.QNS ·cENTER, in bold black !etten, centered across the f a c e A~~NT. 3,. rooms and fiiiiS "Dd upholstery . Rent EXTERIOR and Interior paint- 5293 ? 22 tfC BE IT ORDAINQ u followt b)' stretching the full length of 100 feet. Motorists can drive through both 0'1 and the • Ule Couccll Dt tU Villa,. ef Pom.. bllllr.' nicely furru'shed, adults ' electric shampooer $1. Pick- ing, roof and repair work, b b ·-- roy. Ohi o, two-thlrd.l ot all memben H with delivery true~ drivqV(ays ·poaiUontd on both tJ\ds. weroled. t2A Mulberrv Ave. ens Hardware Co ., 1nc . . ROOM h and b th- -torm y JO or by bour. Pb. VI 3 ''"'''' ,..........,"""". 7 25 6lc 1 2700. 7 1712tp 1 OUSe a ' S SECTION I' Tluot no ..;.. or , ... , Ph. m66911. 1 13 lie WindOWS, one acre, in Tup- Wl teftralt may bill 1 moored Or In• 1J1RJEE and lour room furolal> SOMETHING TO PATCH- WILD GINGER, 65c lb: ;BloOd pers Plains, o., Rt. 7, Price ~~~~~ ~ ~..'!::~: •:.!. lho IIJid unlumOO.t!d apan Slnger sewinl lnachlne com· root, 2lc; May apple 15c; $6200 · See W• Blake for in· cordance ,,., ,,J..,eno tberelo. exoept wtb tbe provilloo WY .-6434. 12 a uc plete wllb attachments. This Snake root, $3.25, Golden seal speclion. 7 26 3tp ont; "' "''· machine ~ulpped to zig 188, $1.80; Ginsen& fl&; Kohosh Ipl~s~<Jo!~:l1 !~ t!~·~o~~tre11 ~~~~~: aparl· znake buUonholes. Take over root 8c. Bill Bailey, P. 0 . 4 ROOM HOUSE: AND BATH. •• '"' concrete • ••llnode mon .. I< " . 1ooate. reterved for th e dockln !l of ple uure t 14 tic payments oI .., per mon th or . BoX 14 , ReedsvIll e, Oh 10. basement, sun porch, furmshAny penon des! rlna to moor ~ due 0 49 22 Call 7 27 3t ed f · ed ' or <~nch or a n)' 1u ch craft at &aid balan ....., • • , C or un urmsh , l acre of I location ~ hall reQuest Pay lur 992·3218, 7 24 6tc MIDDLE-AGED ladv1 for hou,.·• I ground ' Tuppers Plains• Ohio· I'""' '"' Each ''""' 1uch the Moyo• . , \-'ill 11e. penon 1 WHEEL utility. trailer wilh l hold duties, good pay, hours Ph. Coolville 667-3Jj; Dor , ,.. 1..,• to eno" Into , oonlc~t hitches and li~hts, excellent I 7 to 3 p. m. Ap?IY in person 1 lei Miller. 7 27 6tc ,.,. •::,'".!~": ~.~' condlUon. Ph. ~-5543. at II Anne St., Breezy Hgts. , .,~·00~ ~ .... . 1, , 7 2'1 31C Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 27 3tc I Auto Sales _ _ _ on or before tfte •• ••ri.:at ,..1.da:vIn ., • ..,.. 4 I II• of each < " <.I: "' ly HOWII! SCHNI!IDER II Mll!ll •1. Chip,I wa5 hone6tl4 ana a\?~o l utel~ ,. certain we'cl be onl4 a few minute6 here at t he J •••• _____. . .;____ -----'--r-- !.!.'""HU.. ~ 11-iE BORN LOSEII' Bv ART SANSOM l PIC!': TRACY I i I mo..,, ,,' i \ LITTLE ORI'HAN ANNIE "=. 8y 1J.IESe W<ai- 'lllUG>< All HeMP ROI'£; 11RFTCANT BE 100 81G TO SLIP 1J.II<'OtJQl TH6M NAIII?E~ -CiiiC1<9I 1 \ . :·· I I. HAIOLD OllAY GEE, t!ET Tl.fm> TAKE OS ~E'Mosr Af'IV"'"EI1E 1. MU;V OOP I Syra: ,....,.~~-- ready lor occupancy t. Phone· WY ~ 7 18 lliltlr• !railer, everything fur· relrljerator. ' oook natural gas. Cf08e to . Will J!llll· or private ~: or B r'e tre r, Ohio. Ph. VI 3-28011. 7 20 lie rent..... borne, day .Ph, eveniap. ' cottag~~~ ' 7 24 Ill: j on' corner ol 0.4Jl y Acnoss 1. Ship's officer• 8. BUCI • • 811111 lO. Ace 13. Like beds In the a.rr 13. Nimble 14. Little girl l ti. come into view lT. mxclama· tloA !&Sport • CROSSWORD 3, Hyson ! . Conclude !S. Pll.f'ers &Pointed end ot a tooth 22. Koran chapter 2S.From : prefix 26. Unit of mea- 7. Depopulate 9. Lonc 21. Ta1tei; , CHEVROLET, 2 hardtop, 301 cu. in., 4 carburetor, 5000 miles, ratio transmission, b od rough, f400. Call 992-2927 er•p.rn. 724 sur e- ment: 8. Haranrue11 abbr. tooth rod 11. Not'lllf 2!5 . .A.nx~ toU!ly river 18. Pl>lnted ' 0. I'll.,,..~ .. 7 2:1 6lp BEANS. tornat~s, cabbage and cucumbers. Clarence Prollitl, Portland. Ohio. Ph. 543-IZS4. 7 tf Ito U CHEVROLET $14H Cbevelle 4 dr. ij.edan. It il 1 8 cyb automatic trano. "!'hit fJ a IU" wbeelbaoe family alz· ed car. Euepllonat iD eondi· tioD. IPpeaiance, and value. t is 1 low mileaae one owner car. " CHRYSLER ..... .27H Newport • dr. Sedon. Fletory Air Conditioner, power lleer tnJ, power brakes. ODd matie tl'lbs. 11111 1 a •• au~ one owner new Bulcil tzade·ln. II io clean· lalide oDd out, a real buy. BLAETTNARS Pomeroy, Ohio ~:1:'1 rtQill • •:·: ·~- ABBIE AND SL.ATS of By RAEBUR" VAN BUREN ; SG. atrl's namt 88. S\lt S9. Swine biUI • sllpUy WINNIE WINKLE AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT 31. Depa:t 83. Extent Wrlle. iJihene • C:Ontoct at!.Loonr part of JIM CARNAHAN - RACINE. OHIO S8. Valuable ELECI'IUC cream separator. Opal Armsjroog, Rutland. moa~'l ebaU be pro-rated. · s~:criON :t That crd bl moored t~r without payment of fMa, etPlulade lnd alolll on,.. .,.. ot the 86. Nlbblo 31. Strong winds 32. Had many 22.Hutone. and 4th Sl ln Middl• 26.Peon Phone 192-2500. 21.Throb :1'1. Domeotlc&te 7 2'1 31c 28. Apple t RQQM furnished house in dllcll'll M - W. Va. Ph 992-3872 21.- u.a. IOldler, Pomeroy. 7 2'1 6lc liO. torohort Partlclt CAMI!IHG trailer, sleeps six. WIU;I;epl by day or week. Ph. -~ 7 27 6lc lion of a month, tbat 81. FallohOod ~O. Pronoun Indian and avery month. Should a plft IPICI be ava ilable for oniJ' a Hr- ruttttar'•A.P•• 26. Kettle 28. cunr 16. ltaliml 19. Goddess of harvesta 21. J'lorld& 20. llypotll Cll ton 1956 PLYMOUTH, load · ttrel. ez:celtent Shape, transmission, 53,000 miles. V1 3-2600. 7 24 llletal S'l. Jtterce 1 ~~ I~ ~.Girl'l 1181110 U.llolltroYid tt. E'Yergreen. 43. Borden ._. llf'rB SVMI!tiONY... . li. •• ' . DOWJI 1.C... 2.Dolo D&ILY OB!l"'IQUOTE ..o. B_.• ...,, liD wwll A. lJ: 'I' D L B .A A & 'a If LO.GI'IlLI-OW l " One tetter IIIIIJir far another. In IIIII ~ Jo.la tiled for tho three U1, X far tho two O'a, etc• ...,. ~. opoo· troplllel, U.. hiiJtllllltl f-atlon of 1M IN all 1lbJU, ~ day !be .... ... different. . A. CI7JIIociNI qao..- CHJKJYRC WCH KQXPRC XPWX li'KIJ: ·XCQVIG ZKWDQOP LO . V~4KT• . QOP . -·WJPHJJ: , pLPKOL~ Y-.la(o CrJp!Aiqaoto: ~ JUIJ:Il VJ' l.I'IQI RAP· ' PINESI OR '.I'Hlll JIJII!lB'I' Ol'r iUlll/rAL ~· DIIRI~ ' '• tiM. Dlf , . wr 1 ... ~. 'lac.) • ly ULP~; ..MJ1~1.·, ' . ~ ";1 ' ..... ====:--c=--o r I I . t I Ia I:>' ' .. ... ::--'-' ::-~ ""'); ·:. �·" ~· . ,... •. . . . 1 \ ' ·'' , I . ' ' I > I THESE VALUES ,. SUCHER'S Smoked HAM Shank Half ,, "" r: c lb. ' • j 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 •" ~~ 7 sc ~g~~~r ··· · ·- 69c =~:. . . .~·! gal J 9c s9c ~::~~ 00000 0000 • 0 0 $TAIO CHIPS .. ~..... ~··· ;. l c lb.· ·.· t . ! VI I ROLL PACK -- PULL 128 OZ. Barlard I ; I ' •' • or Pillsbury FRUIT DRINKS Biscuits 12.for ORANGE GRAPE .· 98c c PINEAPP~ GRAPEFRUIT LOW CALORIE ORANGE '' ' ! • 46 9X1l . 66 . LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU , I s . WE RESERVE. TiliE . RIGHT TO LIMIT . QUANTITY GIA'NT '· . ' ·C . • 'I pkg~ BAYER'S GOLDEN RIPE Stalk '' • .• ' . ' '. . BANAN · ' . I - ' \, ' , .. 1 • ' . ' • . •. ~ , ) • -~ c . REs.·· 89c ·1\~." ft, ... . , r.t' . :-··. t '1-' I I .. .-\ ·ASPIRI-N '; 0 ' PRELL SHAMPOO . . FLORIDA c •. ' '"' c ONLY ' '' ANDY P Large REG. $1.19 I· WHITMAN'S • ~ ~~ l\ ~ 7oz. 0 BONUS BUY CELERY . - -a ;A~ CQ. ~~ '~ ~ 25 oz. '' SPRA DEODORANT -- --- ~\I! GLASS Middleport, 0. PKG. OF 4 Woodbury \ ICE· TEA Kanauga, 0. ' , ., . ' . ' ~ GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS ~ - " / ' REG. •too -' • 0 ," ~ : ..\ ' .lb. ' ~- ' 't ,\ .. ~ ' . . ·- p,. : ·, ' ' o " . . . ..,.. " . ' I ' . .· . , ;· ' ~ •L 'C\C .• • . ', ·• ~ ...:. 1 ' ' : ' .. .' l '. ·~ ,, . (-1' . ,.··· . ' l'l ~ •.:.h··.Jrr , , :l .. J ' ' '. I TI N y 2 CONVENIENT CAN OL '' ' Boxes lUGS ' Bonus Buy STEPPEN'S I I' lI· ' ~ ' I 1: lUCAS PAINTS AT DISCOUNT · PRICES ·· 1 i TOILET TISSUE • GALLON PLASTIC JUG -, • ,, •• • I I ' COMPLETE :, SHOE .~ J DEPT. ; LARGE BOX I I '··· ' . •. ~ I. ~ 0 CHARMIN .·· 14 oz. P_kg. DEE .. ·, :. BONUS BUY 0000 .. 0 29c 0 '• ~ ( EVERY DAY lOW LOW PRiaS SCOTT Jumbo ~wns RoO 0 0 ij' HALF 0 ...z' . !~ ,.. .. BUTT I ' f' 4 ' 1 •~ ' i ( '• • '- ' 'i �·" ~· . ,... •. . . . 1 \ ' ·'' , I . ' ' I > I THESE VALUES ,. SUCHER'S Smoked HAM Shank Half ,, "" r: c lb. ' • j 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 •" ~~ 7 sc ~g~~~r ··· · ·- 69c =~:. . . .~·! gal J 9c s9c ~::~~ 00000 0000 • 0 0 $TAIO CHIPS .. ~..... ~··· ;. l c lb.· ·.· t . ! VI I ROLL PACK -- PULL 128 OZ. Barlard I ; I ' •' • or Pillsbury FRUIT DRINKS Biscuits 12.for ORANGE GRAPE .· 98c c PINEAPP~ GRAPEFRUIT LOW CALORIE ORANGE '' ' ! • 46 9X1l . 66 . LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU , I s . WE RESERVE. TiliE . RIGHT TO LIMIT . QUANTITY GIA'NT '· . ' ·C . • 'I pkg~ BAYER'S GOLDEN RIPE Stalk '' • .• ' . ' '. . BANAN · ' . I - ' \, ' , .. 1 • ' . ' • . •. ~ , ) • -~ c . REs.·· 89c ·1\~." ft, ... . , r.t' . :-··. t '1-' I I .. .-\ ·ASPIRI-N '; 0 ' PRELL SHAMPOO . . FLORIDA c •. ' '"' c ONLY ' '' ANDY P Large REG. $1.19 I· WHITMAN'S • ~ ~~ l\ ~ 7oz. 0 BONUS BUY CELERY . - -a ;A~ CQ. ~~ '~ ~ 25 oz. '' SPRA DEODORANT -- --- ~\I! GLASS Middleport, 0. PKG. OF 4 Woodbury \ ICE· TEA Kanauga, 0. ' , ., . ' . ' ~ GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS ~ - " / ' REG. •too -' • 0 ," ~ : ..\ ' .lb. ' ~- ' 't ,\ .. ~ ' . . ·- p,. : ·, ' ' o " . . . ..,.. " . ' I ' . .· . , ;· ' ~ •L 'C\C .• • . ', ·• ~ ...:. 1 ' ' : ' .. .' l '. ·~ ,, . (-1' . ,.··· . ' l'l ~ •.:.h··.Jrr , , :l .. J ' ' '. I TI N y 2 CONVENIENT CAN OL '' ' Boxes lUGS ' Bonus Buy STEPPEN'S I I' lI· ' ~ ' I 1: lUCAS PAINTS AT DISCOUNT · PRICES ·· 1 i TOILET TISSUE • GALLON PLASTIC JUG -, • ,, •• • I I ' COMPLETE :, SHOE .~ J DEPT. ; LARGE BOX I I '··· ' . •. ~ I. ~ 0 CHARMIN .·· 14 oz. P_kg. DEE .. ·, :. BONUS BUY 0000 .. 0 29c 0 '• ~ ( EVERY DAY lOW LOW PRiaS SCOTT Jumbo ~wns RoO 0 0 ij' HALF 0 ...z' . !~ ,.. .. BUTT I ' f' 4 ' 1 •~ ' i ( '• • '- ' 'i �<' • • l. . News Notes l :lberfelds Barg~tfi'l:.; for the"·'f.ost· '!;'lie Fish Fry 'lrill be July 30 ft!r. and Mrs. Cottrill, Mrs. . 'whl4!11 is spoDSOre4' by the fire Cia" Phillips and son Kelson : ·~pjlrtrneat. Phillips altended Ute open house . ·· Mrs. Lona riavls eplerlalned honoring the 82nd birthday ol the Dexter Ganten ciub at her Mn. Clem Hawk, at the home and : ly. Twelv.e mem~rs were ~resent. A mce evemng was enJOY· ed. by all. JOHN GEF: A.ll E. Church will hold its annual Sunday School picnic at Lake Alma. Transportation will leave from 744 Third Ave. at 1:30 p. m. All al'l' welcome to ottend. . f ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Babington, Hillsboro. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Campbell. , Mr. and Mrs. Lehland Buck· ley (Cora Nicholas) and son, Milan, Mich., visited relatives bere recently, including her 'I'HUR~DAY aunts, Mrs. Allie Cahoon and WILLING WORKERS class of Mrs. Birdie Watts, Middleport. 1he Enterprise EUB church will Mr. and Mrs. Willie Buckley, meet Thursday evemng, at the Ada celebrated their 50th wedho!1le of Mrs. Myrtle Long with ding anniversary July 4. Sever· Mrs. Ben Buc< as the hostess. al of Montgomery families of ROCK SPRINGS GRAINGE near here attended as did Mr. will m':"t Thursday, at Jl .p.m. and Mrs. Lehland Buckley. rnspecllon Will be conducted by Jimmie Long left for Viet Virgil Atkins deputy . There will Nam July 20. His wife wll1 rebe a program and relreshmeniS . here. will be served. ·•.• . THE W.C.T. U. of Middleport \' Mri. ,Olen Arnold and will meet Thursday everlillfl, MI'; · tilll Mrs. Clovis Straus- , July 211 inslflacl of Friday as baugb ·W~!rf recent Sunday dinrephrtlld ·earlier. The group will ner •guests of their parents, ~ave a picnic at 6:90 p. m. at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence/ the home of Ml'8. M. L. Kelly Strausbaugh. on t'irant St. Members are to Mrs. Jim Raines has been ill take a c.vereCI dish and table at her home of a virus and heasei:Vice. vy cold. WYAL WOMEN'S Class of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sayre, th.e Middleport. C~urch of Christ · Huntington, were recent guests will .have .a ptcntc supper at of relatiyes here. the . c~urch Thursday evening Mrs. Flora Arbau~h spent begmnmg at 6 p. m. The Loyal weekend at her home 'here. Men's class will be guests for Mr's. Mae Duffey had her the evening. cousin, Mtiry Foley, MillersRIVERVIEW GARDEN Club port as a guest. She is daugbwill have a picnic at -~e ter ~~ Delbert Foley. Gf Mrs. Harliss ·Frl!Jik' Thursd~ ev.ning, July 2U};;rving Mr. Francis Cottrill recenUy lillie is at 6 o'clock1 It; flower attended the funeral of Paul ail:a ing workshop will be con· Cooper, Portsmouth. Mrs. Coopd er was the former Julia Kelly, •· FIRE •DepL will a friend of Mrs. Cottrill's. sponsor 1 street dance this Mrs. Mar10n HutchiSon was Thlttsday nillbt fl'du) ·a to 11 taken. to Holzer hosp.ital. She is p. m. (EST) at the corner of sulfermg w111I arlllritis. Mr. SecOnd a¢ Brow.!' ,Streets. The and Mrs. Glen McKmght, Mar· Jays'Wih'einclel. ~lie teen event. 1on, was a guest of her parents, .. · · · 'rfUDA'r· Mr. and Mrs. , Marion Hutch~ W.C.T.U ot Middleport will son. Their other children, lsa, Mt 4'PR!ay ~ July 29 1and Rosella and son, Francis, at the home of Mrs. 'M. L. Kel·l have all been here to see their lr on Grant Street. A picnic will mother. . . ibe and mem- Mrs. Millie Steele fell re. a cover· cently breaking her hip. She •uu ;.au•l• servil-e has been in poor health for a METHODIST , long time. Her son, Bob and · · . an ice cream family . and Mn. Ke.nneth Saun· · Friday be- ' ders have been carmg for her. ~ade I She was taken to Holzer hospitpie will be · al. William Malralfey still reDept. main.s critically ill at Holzer will sponsor a !l"'n-age dance 'Hospital. . . party with .tl\e ·Jays this Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewil day nightlt-O.e Pomeroy Ten· (An?a Garvm! Cilumbus, spent 'r.is court '\tartjpg at 8 p. m. a ~eekend w11h her paren_ts, In case of rain or cool weather Mr. and . Mrs. Wilha~ Garvm. the dance. will )Je held in the Mrs. Silvia McKeDZie and high school 2,1;, Mr. Ambrose of Marion were JOLLy BU~ S . Club recently married. He Is em• ewmg ployed at Marion where ber w~ll mee~ at ·~ l'ome ol Nora husband worked before h II Mtlls Friday. "ug. 29: at S::lo death. He will retire in anolller '· m. and go to Galhpohs for year thtn they will live here. 1 cook om. Beatflce Robson 1s Mr. and Mrs. Raines Vintoa 1ostess. • ' s.\'rliiuJAY were callers of her parents, Mr. BASHAN VOL'lNTEER . and Mrs. Jim Mulholalld Su• , . • c fire day. !leplrtment will have an ice Miss Wilma Jeaa DavltlsoD :ream !IOClal Saturday evening and Billy McElroy, spent a luly 30th. week witb lheir grandmolher SUNDAy Mabel Wood; ,' TilE 25TH ANNUAL McEI- Mrs. Lona Davis is spendlnl Roy reumon will be held at a few days ID Columbus. Portland pjirk, Sunday. August Mr. and Mrs. DaD Sayre t. A basket di~ will be serv- were 111 Columbus receniiJ to . .-' 1100n and all relatives andJ see their daughter who was re. ~ are invited. .. . . cenU, Gpei:ated 011. . \ .... ~ ..... . . . . . ...... ~ · -·· · , · ·- · · ~ ...... ··· ·~·· ·· SALE $44.00 SALE $48.00 SALE $52.00 SALE $56.00 SALE $62.00 SALE $66.00 SALE $76.00 SALE $84.00 SALE $88.00 SALE $99.00 -SALE $109.00 SALE $118.00 SALE $124.00 SALE $134.00 SALE $148.00 SALE $199.00 SALE $219.00 SUMMER FURNITURE Replacement Cushions All Plastic - Printed on One Side $1.00 Square Seat Pads Sale 79c $1.95 Square Cushions $2.49 - 2 Sut Glider Pad _ Sale $1.39 Sale $1.69 $2.89 - 3 Seat Glider Pad _ Sale $1 .89 $3.89 Chaise Pad Sale $2.89 $6.95 Chaise Cushion Sale $5.49 $4.95 - 2 Pc. Chair Set _$ale $3.69 $3.95 Set (2) Ann Cushions _ Sale $2.99 Bargains in Furniture ' I Pc. Maple DINING ROOM SUITE . $229.00 lOOK SHELVES with gloss Sliding Doors Maple and Walnut - - - - - - $29.00 CONSOLE TABLE with Mirror · $,50.00 1 Pc•.BEDROOM SUITE, Chestnut Wolnul lir White Finish $79.00 CHEST OF DRAWERS (4 Drawers) White Walnut or Mtple Finish $16.50 BABY CRIB OUTFIT-Solid ends, adjustable, elld with innerspring waterproof niollrlll, finllhes maple, birch or white $3P.OO .. Young Men's SLIMS ' · '. $21.95- 3 Pc. Glider Cushion Set S.le $19 $1.39 Straw Porch Runner _ _ Salt 89c "' .P~'9i •lnd 8.95 TROUSERS $5.00 Saleslips from Elberfelcls In Pomeroy They Are Valuable . To Youl ELBERFI:L ... ···· ,, ___ ,. .. ••• • .' .r: . . t ! .•• .. tti if~,..,. .4,., 't..; .~ ~"' " ~~ ~ .__________.;____~----------------------------------~----------------~~~~~------~---------------------------·--------------- o~~ --------------~ :· .Air, Artillery Called in By Patrol Close to Enemy An estimated 3,000 music Ioven verfront parking lots In Pomeroy evening concert af •he Pittsburgh Wind from Its colorful barke· lt was the largest erowd before which the young,· talented musicians had ever performed, aeeordl)lg te Dlreetor Robert Boudreau. Jack Caney, president of the Pomeroy Chambei of Commerce, which tponsored this seeond appellf\o ' IDee of the symphony, extended bls appredatloa to everyone who contributed to the success of the event. His special appreciation went to Mn. W. P. Loelilry, Unwin Heights, Pomeroy, for "a fine, and lllg jOb." He expressed bls personal hope the ayaiplioDJ wHI return In 1967. Bertelnlln Women• •nd Chlldr1111s LINGERIE Ribbon by Governor· Infant $1.011-$1.19 Cotton CrttM PAJA~S _ Solo 69c Infant $1.95 Cotton CretM PAJAMAS Solo $1.00 Infant $1.69 SUN SUITS Sola $1.00 Infants $1.95 SUN SUITS and DIAPER SITS_; Salt $1.29 lnfonh .$2.95 DlAPIR SITS Sslt $2.00 lnfanh $3.95 DtAPiiR SETS Solo $3.~ Glrll $J.6J IAIV DOLL PAJAMAS Sola $1.39 Girls S1.95 IAIY DOLL PAJAMAS Slit S1,49 Womtill SUS FULJ, LENGTH GOWNS Salt $1.39 Wo~n• sus FULL LINGTH ·GoWNS _ Solt SUf Womtns $a.H FUI,J. LINGTH GOWNS Silt S3.01 Womont $2.95 NYLON HALF-SLIPS Solo $2.29 Womtns $1.95 RAYON MJIL~-SI.IPS -.; Slit Sl.49 Won11n1 $1.95.$2.00 COTTON HALP-SLII'S - Slit SU9 WtmtRI $2.00 COTTON PULL-SLIPS Silt ··~ Womt111 De IXTRA· SIZI PANTIES Solt S9c W-no $1..GO LACI TRIM PAN'I'~IS kit lie Womtn1 $a.95 NYLON I'ULL SLIPS Slit SUS Wo1111n1 tt.ts·NYLON I'ULL SLIPS Solo $U9 Womt111 $US GoWN AND ROBI SITS Solo $7.31 Wo.- SUS GOWN AND 11011 SITS Silt $4.77 W - $5.95 Pull Lo1111h NYLON PAJAMAS - $4M . j I' , l' ' ·'I" f ' ....:e ·~. V\f:o~en! _~~~dr~@!~ls READY- tb • W8AR Small lfOUPI - big ·bargain• - Sale prices only for the merchand!Je In this Clearance Sale. · , . WoiMIII $5.95 DRESSES SALE $4.00. WOIMIII $J.P5 DRESSES SALE "'00 Wamt~M $1.95 DRESSES SALE $6.DO w- $10.95 te $13.95 DRESSES- SAI:E .,-.DO Wam- $2.95 SKIRTS SALE $2;00 WoiiiiM $3.95 SKIRTS SALE $150 WoiMIII $5.95 SKIRTS SALE $3.00 IHRLS SUITS $5.95 r. $13.95 :...S.Ie $2.98 r. $6.91 1Hrl1 COATS $7.95 to $12.9J ~e $3.91 to $6.41 Glrla ,, DltESSES $2.95 to $5.95 .JIIe $1.48 to $2.PI GIRLS PLAYW&AR $2.95 $ALE $2.37 GIRLS PLAYWEAR $1.95 SALi! $1.47' I laiRLS PLAYWEAR $1.49 S~LI $Uf' , GIRLS PLAYWEAR $1.00 SALE , _ . ' i lays Little Tott Sport Coth $5.PI to $6.95 . ~ 'r.' ,, SALE $2-PI ~~p . t , WOIMIII GI'IIUp $2.95 to $3.95BI"" r:;· ' rio·. J ., '<1;", . SALE$1.48~~}" •f Wament SIICkt $2.95 to $7.95 S.le $1.48 to ·Ji.pt . . ' IHrll Belllottoms $1.00 to $2.95 S.le SOc te ·tJM ' .---------..,. ... Sale!·. WOMENS . ACCESSOfU ES ' $1.95 Han4!Hip----'$2,95:H•n,.._p _.-'; ,_;,-- $US•,' H6n••P _ _.___.._ :J $4.95:......... ·- -------$1.00 left!l:h S.llf'-f ic 1 a.• _ _..,;;.__,_ $05' ...d. . . - - - .... $2.95 •• ch.... ·, • . ' . $8.95~.11· .... $tOO. SUmmer JeWelry ~.oo ·- ..- Je-,lry , ·51111 '"·~ -··S.lj soC .. s.~\fl.oo ·· ·~ . ' ' T,"""- . . . i ·l: IAlOAINS . IN c .• .· ' '' $1.00 H1nclbags -~-­ BE THRIFTYI Save All of Your . : ,. • ----------~~-----------~·~----------~-~~------------------~.-------------------------------~~-!~~-------~-.~ -VOL ~Y-MIDOI.EPORT. 01110, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1966 ~~~ XVIII NE>. 71 · ASCS Nominees Announced. 5.95 tnd 6.95 TROUSERS--- $4.00 $2.95 COTTAGE SETS \~t $1~0 $3.95 COTTAGE SETS 5Ati $2.ilb $1.95 TIER CURTAINS SALE $1.00 $2.95 CAFE CURTAINS SALE $1.50 $6.95 27x48 THROW RUGS SALE $4.00 $3.69 21x33 OVAL HOOKED RUGS_ SALE $2.69 $8.39 30x54 OVAL HOOKED RUM _MLE $6.39 $6.95 FIBERGLAS DRAPES, iBII'd ''WM'~''- $3.,~ $7.95 PRINTED FIBERGLA~ ~~fol!! it.\ $4;W 1 . $8.95 PRINTED FIBERGL~~'jj~fi'E~ ~\.~ $5JI!.t ~4.95 63" PRINTED DllAII~:S · · .· M $3.116 ' 1 $15.95 Chaise Cushion Set_ Sale $1!2.00 '111ae ,, - . . , OJ . 138 PalrJ Smail Jots (some slightly.soiled) Discontinued Patterns $32.95 GE ELECTRIC FANS SALE $26.00 $1.49 HOOVER RUG SHAMPOO $1.00 $2.29 Aluminum WATER PITCHERS $1.30 $1.95 ROCKINGHAM MUGS $1.00 $6.95 HARKER TEAPOTS $4.00 $8.95 Polypropylene PERCOLATORS $6.00 $32.95 HAIR DRYER, SunbHm $19.00 $1.95 T.V. SNACK a BED TRAY $1.25 $7:50 Pl'llsecl Wood NUT a CANDY TRAYS $1.75 $1.9S Pl'llled Wood BREAD TRAYS $1.00 79c STACK CANDY DISH 50c $1.00 PARTY COASTERS '"'·'' M"Wi':i.I'-'W . $1.95 MEASURING liETS _ _ _.....__ ,1~ $1.75 DECORATED STEINS $1.00 $3.95 FLASK $2.00 $4.95 SALAD SETS $3.00 $19.95 GE KNIFE SHARPENER $11.00 $5.95 MAGUA FOOD SLICER KNIFE $4.00 $2.49 SALAD SERVING SET $2.00 S19:tS SUNBEAM HAIR DRYER $!0.00 Sf.91 TEFLON SPRAY COATING $1.00 S9c TRI BRITE WAX 35c $1.00 LESTOIL SPRAY CLEANER 50c $2.95 CHILDREN$ LUNCH KIJS $1.50 $1.98 ANTI-SHOCK SPRAY $1.00 $2.75 COOKING THERMOMETERS $1.00 $3.91 ANTIQUE SPRAY KITS $2.00 $1.00 WALL PLAQUE 50c $9.95 INSULATED SERVING PITCHER- $5.00 SOc SELF SNUFFING ASH TRAY 25c $3.00 PICTURE TREES $1.50 $3.95 WOOD BIRD PLAQUE $2.00 $1.59 DUAL PAILS $1.00 $8.95 ENAMEL SAUCE PAN $6.00 $6.95 ENAMEL SAUCE PAN $4.00 $6.95 S:J'AINLESS CARVING SETS $4.00 $5.95 STAINLESS CARVING SETS $3.00 $6.95 STAINLESS STEAK KNIFE SETS- $4.00 $2.95 SILENT BUTLERS $1.50 19c HOT & COLD PLASTIC MUGS 15c $3.95 ~LAD BOWL SETS $2.00 ~ - • polr Mono Reston quaUty Sununer work •nd wear trousers In the moot popultr c<ilors and styles. Regular cul-llzes from 28 to 110 walst.,measure. Bargains In Housewares • Kitchtn Wares .~ To ~.. ",· . . . ' .. $4.00 . DRAPERIES- COn AGE SETS TIER CURTAINS- RUGS $17.98 BEDSPREAD ' ·SALE $11.00 $12.98 BEDSPREAD SALE $7.00 $7.95 BEDSPREAD SALE $5.00 ~5. 95 BEDSPREAD SALE $4.00 $S.I9 BEDSPREAD SALE $4.00 J6.95 THERMAL SPREAD, Irregular _$ale $3.00 $9.95 PRINTED THERMAL BLANKETS Sole $7.00 :. ' '• ' TROUSER •SA!£ Smail Lots -Twins and Full ,. ~4S Popular style - for youni men In alzea 28 to 36 waist. · , Replat 4.95 and 6.95 fmost of them 8.95) trousersexcellent quality. ·• . WHILE THEY ' LAST DRAPERY DEPT. Bedspreads-Blankets . ,, MENS SUMMER $14.95-6 Pc. Glider Cushion Set Sale $12 1 -·· • -·" $37!.00 SUITES ·$419.00 SUITES $429.00 SUITES $481.00 ond $489.00 SUITES $479.00 SUITES $279.00 SOFA $349.00 SOFA SALE $312.00 SALE $338.00 SALE $348.00 SALE $392.00 SALE $384.00 SALE $228.00 SALE $284.00 $54.00 CHAIRS $59.00 CHAIRS $64.00 CHAIRS $69.00 CHAIRS $74.00 CHAIRS $79.00 CHAIRS $89.00 CHAIRS $99.00 CHAIRS $109.00 CHAIRS $119.00 CHAIRS $129.00 CHAIRS $139.00 CHAIRS $159.00 CHAIRS $169.00 CHAIRS $179.00 CHAIRS $229.00 CHAIRS $259.00 CHAIRS I . '' .i $148.00 $188.00 $208.00 $214.00 $248.00 $264.00 $288.00 $294.00 $299.00 EASY CHAIRS 1 :111 '~ SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $159.00 BEDROOM SUITES-- SALE $128.00 J\98.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $177.00 J219.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $182.00 J239.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $198.00 $229.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $188.00 $249.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $211.00 $269.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $228.00 $279.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $232.00 $298.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $252.00 $339.00 BEDROOM SUITES SAlE $272.00 $349.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $282.00 $359.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $292.00 $379.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $318.00 J449.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $366.00 S$39.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $440.00 1 I SUITES SUITES SUITES SUITES J2~.00 SUITES $319.00 SUITES - ~39.00 SUITES ~49.00 SUITES $359.00 SUITES BEDROOM SUITES Miss Wilma Davidson and Bft· lly McElroy returned home ali ter spending the past week with WEDNESDAY :their grandmother, Mabel Wood. WILDWOOD GARDEN Club ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy will meet at the Forest Run called on his father. Jess Me· Methodist church, Wednesday Elroy and her mother, Mabel at 8 p.m. for a workshop. Mn. Wood. Tony Fowler o[ Dudley Florist The Past Chiefs Club met with will be guest speaker. Members I M Th lma Cam bell recent· are to hrmg a cuttmg for ex- rs. e P .' ' $1.,.00 $229.00 ,. $259.00 $269.00 SO(:JAL f.ALENDAR . !· '. (Thursday 9:15 to S:OO).:~~~;(ifj~py 9:00 to S:OO) ~ (Saturday 9:do tc)9~00) 2 Pc. Living Room Suites 1 I I' . . •' home ·recently. Mrs. Kearney of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Renich, Ogden and Mrs. Clara Phillips Newark. Present were her son were guests. I Carey Hawk, Cleveland and 'olr. and Mrs. Junior Snave·l daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Iy and La Juanra, Columbus, Saunders, Athens; her daughter were weekend guests of his Mrs. Carol Culp, Carpenteria, parent<. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy Calif.; a granddaughter. Call· Snavely. fornia and a grandson, who Mr. and Mrs. Paul Straus- arrived from Viet Nam. Many baugh, Newark, were recent nieces and nephews were preSunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. sent from Wellston. Rio Grande Carey Strausbaugh. and Athens. William Mrs. Mar10n . Hutch's'n .. . Mahaffey H Hremains . 1 " was cnllcally I 11 at o1zer osp• 1a1. brought home from Holzer H~'1 and 't ~ • r. and Mrs. B'll 1 HaII tl 1 three sons spent several days piJa h re~nc;,~ was seriously 0 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. n a. f h , burned at hiS step grand at er s M Ha. II Theyspen t thepaSl · .ax k He was taken to Oa th ree years and 10 month<. in factory Hill Hospital. Germany. ... nd M J h Hobo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snave- "~' a ·• rs. 0 n . ' ...... ... I r I b Dayton, spent the weekend With I y were .-~~nLIJ n :o urn us. . d M J Miss Janie Thomas, employ- his Sister. Mr. an rs. oe ed in Strausbaugh Grocery is Strong. spending two weeks vacation in I lilt. •llhd Mrs. Ray F. Steffen, Maine with. her parents. South l::arolina, spent a weekMt. and Ml's. Harley Strong end with his aunt, Mr. and and children, and Cindy Straus- Mrs. Emest Major on their wa~ ballgh attended a Reibel !ami- home from visiting their par- , ly reunilln at Goldclifle Park ents. near Circleville. i Mr. ami Mrs. Leo Davidson and daughters, Wollpen, were recent guests of her mother, Mabel Wood. change and also cookies the offleer:; a soft drink. ' ! Autos Collide In Rural Road � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 27, 1966